https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-01-02.pdf fa211af2a5b03212b8bdd5dc551f82a6 PDF Text Text ■ ■ „...- I - i ' I . ■ —........ - Tke best Advertis:ng medium in Bar­ ry County. : Hastings Bais —' VOL. XXXX. NO. 36 ■■ X,... , i|lly<,l ...... .. WHOLE NO. 2116 HASTIIGS, MICH, JANUARY 2, 1896. Farmer* Institute. ®XJLAJtJLJLJLAJtJULJE.JLJLAJLJLJtJLAJLJLJL£AJlXO Ml It’s a Puzzler Ik fa» M| s 3 «« To know just what yozt want and when to buy Hardware Go into Ira Vat VaiIkenburg’s Hare­ ware and you wil see from one to i dozen things yen want to buy riglt away. We have a fine line of Ik Ik Ik fa» to OO 3 COPPER, and NIGKLE PLATED GOODS ROBES AND BLANKET! GRANITE AND AGATE WARE, STOVES, CUfTERS, KNIVES, SISSOtS AND RAZORS.... Aud a thoisand and one ■ other things that will phase jou; they’ll het you; aird they’ll be useful and often orna• mental. Call and s?e me. IK >Ik I* Ik Ik Ik I* IkIk Ik Ik Ik Christmas passed off very quietly. Guess Santa Claus felt lathfer poor tbis year, or else ho must have fbrjotten nur Sunday School. As there wits no Christmas tree at tho'sebool house. Tbe Ladles Aid Society was well at­ tended, last week. Numbering forty seven. Will meet at Mrs, Idj? Fifer’s Jan. u. 1896. Mrs. 1. J. Smith, of Detroit, js vis’ling her daagbtor, Mrs. L E. Andrus. Lyle Russell Is visiting his parenl( lb A Begun county. Mrs. Benjamin Stanton lies very !tw at this writing, with but little hopes of her recovers'. , We are Informed that the Rev. A, Bost­ wick and wife are the proud possessors of a son. Guss Woodworth and wife, are visiting relatives in this vicinity. There will be a donation at th* home of Mr. aud Mrs. Burt Shedd Friday evening January loth. 1896 for the benefit of Rev. M. J. Weaver,11 are invited.’ Bring your supper and something to donate to tbe preacher. Hln<U Corners. Rev. Gillett, of Barryvlllc, <111 give a lecture to the Y, P S. C. E. Jaiuary 3rd at the school bou>t. Subject -"fod’s bnftr marks on history.”AlJ are Invited to attend. Tbe literary Fnday night was largely attended. Next in.etlng will k- Jan. 10th. J/emuvl Glasgo > and wife vere guests of C. C. Robinson Thursday. Wm. Hechtle and family :re spending tbe wM: nt Jacob Klines. C. V. Roblueon, * Geo. • toblnson and wife spent Xmas in Battle Ceek with the latters brother* Henry Kline and wife, of Corunna, Ind. are speading the holidays wtb relative!* in tills place. >ie Everetts vlsl?d friends in Mrs. * Geo.‘Robinson is spendng his vacation nt hom#.r& -1 C. 8. Whitcomb and wlh, of your city, spent (JhriKtmab at W. M. Clines. Tbe L-A b. wiiimeet vlth Mrs. Ed. Mootey Friday Jan. 3rd. Al cordially in­ vited to attend, Mary Kline spent a few days last week with her aunt Mrs. Whitccuib of your city. Rae Robinson will spent’ a few weeks at home. . 2.. School commenced Monday after a vacation. 11. M. Rich aud Will Ca|re.fa, of Ann Arbor, Schuyler Whte,' Frank Janes and Fred Btokoe. of Albbn, Bev tin Ponau, of Yptilaati. Will Hiner, of Grand Rapids. j Guy JoIjuwd, ot Kalamazoo, and Ora । Stokoftand Geo. Wiliams, of Big Rapids. are spraiding their vnation at ihelr homes in and near the villge. Our green Christi as has changed into a white New Year. • ’The Rathbone Sl.ers and th* K. of P. are arranging for r giaod hop Tuesday evening of this wer. The Boys Brigad h<v. arranged tor rn Miss Xclile C«ie Is visiting friends inj ! piitertalmuent to b given by C, Estelle Dow 11.4 g. UastiugL F«--d. sf Grand Ra ds to nl<ht. i .. . ‘ ;» Tjuirodars. bv Hcr5 I’ephig^r.'-f »h»« Nwtts tore. U Mr 'z-.ui Mr.-. Boroughs st. ab* ChdstTTmllhieago Failure atorh?) of clothing 1 mas dinner with Dr. and Mrs Sheffield. was moved to a p! hij nf etter picking :• COOK • BROS., -s visiting relatives near Ludington. A four act drama will be presented by . ------ AT-----RusstK Greenfield is rapidly Improving Saturmy night. J. R. Ackerson. M. S. Keeler A Co., local tftlqnt at the opera bouse Saturday from iujrries to an ankle received while HASTINGS, MICH evening Dec. S8. John tyuupbell an.. John Schondelmaker coasting on McOmber hill. CZ3 Tbe*Masonic fraternity will give a public Born |O Mr. aud Mrs. Shell Wnrner on have •‘blikd" the country fir special sales. A very pleasant gahoring with a Installation of officer# Friday evening of the 25tlf a son. this weikJ Daniel Striker, of Hasting* Em )ta>n spent Christmas with her neighboriwod Christmas tee was held al Pralrtsvflle. the residence of Reo. Ckuan, of " South “ will act as installing officer. The Baptist Sunday School variei the Dr. anH Mrs. Torrey are at Manchester .1, E.yTobins lest a horse last week caus­ Thmnapple Christmas nfeht. Christmas exercises by having a wlidmlll in place c.t « free. At the close rf the this wceg aud will remain uver the holi­ ed by eating rusty straw. North B«ry. Jennie Osgood was h«n« with her service er sh one received a speciihui of days. Mrs. : C. Downing and daughter are parents a few days last week. Christmas him come md gone and in the fruit• nentioned so many times h the visiting lends In Northern Michigan. spite of bard Uinenud bd weather Santa We learn that G. Whitworth, of Battle Bible, the pomegranate. Mrs. 1 B. Wilcox, «’f Detroit. Is In ite Creek, formerly of this place. Is very low Claus made his usjM ealk. Two tr.t» wore wp‘t Oiled with prsents The storm last wi-ek Thursday did not at the M. E. church; The prograugiven village the guest ot her parents Mr. and with blood poisoning at this writing. Mrs. H. IL Dickinson. Dr. Van Horn, of Otsego, was called keep many from <hb L. A. S. at Milton by the little folks was fine. G. A. 'Bell was in Hastings Monday here Imt Sunday to visit Mrs. Kaiser, who Nobles, there being 4« present Those Rev. G- V. Pixley and wife are aw>* on afternoon on bnsinas. ' from a distance were Jahn Bunnell of continues to be about tbe same. a weeks virit. Jnliu Crosby and family are the gueels Wayland, Mr. and Mn Cbns Nobles of School-closed Friday for two week va­ Hastings, and Mrs. Geffgc Kern of Praof tbe fetters mother at this writing. cation. Howard Brooks has gene 3 hl* Mrs. MUIpr of yinir city was the gufflfl G. Clemens and wife sprat Xmas with irleviil?. home ip Draogevllle. Mrs. Wilkinao has Mr. Ktitchum and ?rs. Emma Bagley resigned her position as teacher j the of her mother Mrs. Helmer and other N. F. Liemens and family. Dr. Bryant returned to her home at of Praitie\ 1 lie spent (hrhtinas with the primary department as her health vould friends last wpek. latters parents. Frank Drakes Is in Midland Co. looking Battle Creek last Sunday. not permit her contltralng. Miss Galay Mrs. Clark Eaten vrl Miss Ella Willi­ Josie Arnold is still very' iow with lung Dowling of Middlerille has been fated to for a horse. Will McKevitl was in tbe Grove a few fever, Dr. Lampman the attending physi­ son vukted friends firth of the Rapids take her p'see. days ago Gary Baker accompanying cian. last week. ’ Ambioa BashotV .who is now worlng in Bunday Dec. 2S.id • rer united with the Mr. and Mrs. Osgood entertained rela­ him to the eUy. ‘ K^lamazojhas been taking a holidy va church and were “ynp'.zed at the Bunnell IL E. Kelsey was In Woodlaud on busi­ tives from Battle Creek last week. cation at hs home In.’ Prairiev.llle. , school $ouse. Mr. and Mrs. Cnas. Gaskill, from the Mrs. G. dugbes and daughter ad son ness Saturday eve. Victor Simpkins ad wife of Augusta Mrs. Bkyant is entertaining her sister northern part of he state, are the guests have been <ue»ts of relatives aboir here visited their son -me ay la<t week. Miv. F1si:er from Baltimore. * of tbejr sister Mm. Manning a few days. the week iasl. . E. D. Clark a id f. rily spent Christmas Chri.-rtuias was a pleasant day to most of Tho entertainment at the chareh Xmas Mary Min Haven spent Xmas witj her at B. J;Sutheriand' of Baltimore, ns, and rilso the past year, and now we was a grand success. nsrents at Cressey. The Misses KaRla Roach and-Lulu Dr. and Mrs. Cheffield attended tbe should strivt to make the coming year still The prizes which the M. E. Stnday wedding of J elr/xiusin Mias Clara Wick­ Noble are spending heir Christmas vaca­ School offered to those beating tbe bfet more pleasant.__________ wire toJfr. Adans, last Wednesday eve. tion a! borne. • noafield. •xaminatkn* during the past year were Mrs. Hampton »»ent a few days last at tbe borne bfdls brides parents in Johns­ living Bninney and L. M. Dewey went town. seceired by Belle Adams, Vern Blown, week wUh herdauater at Prairieville, . Allie McLeuy and Clare Brown. Anum- to HtLhiinujfl Monday. JU-ntau. Mr, ate vena and Mrs. Petingill nre ol Gt of othrrs received secund prizes. Wm. Rule is eaertaining guests from Mrs. Fr;d Nausley Is on tbe sick fc»t. i the sick! Iht. Cloverdale. W. N. Haven Is visiting bls childen at । Mnt. Glliet is the guest of her daughtet Indiana. ■ Mr. Blanetord ind wife entertained Hartle Cro-k. His brother James carries Mrs. Stevens. Burt McCalluu Fred Ashby aud Orville Mr. and Mrs. Jones have gone to spend Kingsbury are cutting wood near Richland .Mrs. Mlkens an- wn Perry of Batik* the mail i> fate place. Kj. W. Bien and wife spent Chrttmas New Years with lier parents near Grand Junction. Creek during the hlidays. Ed, CMordaixflrife of North Dakota Of course most of your readers are . with frtertte In Kalamazoo. Rapids. I Andre* Byeaee has purchased the farm aware that Arthur Johncox and Emma are guests of Ubrstu relatives. John ard Peter Drummond of .drand The Maccabees .re preparing for a pub Baplds furd a visit io their old horn*’ dur- belonging to Robert Phillipa. Kahler were married oo the 19th. They David drove a number of'head of have the best wishes of all. lie iBfltallatkn of officers Jan. 15 at the .ng the holidays. ’ Grover Wilkinson has been quite ill eattte ’.«• fenhUud. Friday for shipment. . Mr. Youngman and family spent the Red Ribbon Ball The following officer* were elected ’«■ ?e year 1896. Com. E umh tonalites but has improved ai this Hiss May MvManis is visiting fnvnds holidays with retatives iu Cloverdale. tn this community. William Chamtierlain and Tbed Ovbe P. Cole; I*. C. E. Brama*. R. K., «. Cas\ writing. \ A- P. Ptyae and wife went to Badfonl Mrs. Jvhn Sheffield and Mrs. Harrison, 4ave gone to work iu a saw mill near terlloe; F. K San Bollinger. 1\C.. Ja-c Mosher; Chip. V., N. Drvtae; Phy. R. F. f«it« S<lHl,y last to attend tbe funeal of of Battle Creek arc tbe guests of Mrs. Battle Creek. Frank Leonari and Eugene Deck are Comfort. 8 O. Warren; M. at A., K Frank Sheffield. '* relative. •rman has gone tn cutting timber nrar Battle Creek. Spouablt; 1*. M G., E. Preeton: 2nd M Tbe lade, ,oarteue ot Ha Inwet will atee an eitertatnmen-' al tbe M. E. “jnreb Chicago to visit her parents. Miss Elora McCallum, of Elkhart Ini G., F. UsiMiic?; Sent, W. Lathrop While Mane and Mln Alice Beers, both spent Chrlfltmas with her parents. Miss Tick, A. DuW • net Siaith of Yankee Springs Lbs of,this place, were united in tbe holy bonds McCallum !« caslier for a large carriage Ajoaeph Arhal*r and wife are entertain of matrimony Christmas eve. They have manufactory in Ilkhart rchtlves dretag the holidays. e flneut of Prairieville friends. Hev. & M Kklder received intelligon^ Arams has been visit! ng atC.over- tbe beet wlebee of their many friends for The party at he Lake View house on '•**■■■ •J Ji * U,T*S* a happy, prosperous future. Christmas evenhg was well attended and Tbe wadding of Grant Adams, of Lowell everything wenioff nicely until hard cider the sootfl| [aflKtof tbe state. He Je.. Nashville. I him. and Mbs Claia Wickwtre. of this place, got to using its r.fluence and the usual re­ Friday u k on the ground. occurred at the residence of tbe bride'b sult, a quarrel, took place and Cornelius A fuot has received hack penrioi Jared 1 rather Cbristmas night, before about eighty Summerville, ofHickory Comers, stabbed t. W. UOeine, U la tbe villas tbla fmnds and rtdaUvca. Rev. A. D. Grigsby, John Crawford, of Orangeville, inflicting to tbe e» ir.t pf and io the fakir we^tbe loci ot bls slater Mrs. Mina of Haat.rws, performing tbe ceremony. wIllreraLt»- w per month. He is nor a very slight worad. tn toe northern part <t The yoanr oonple stood Ainder smllax and There was a Christmas tree at the Mc­ v slUqg u | bin to spend the win to* nxea. Tbe pride looked handsome in a Callum school florae, and although mily gown of white Uuisdown silk, with pearl two days were gtren to prepare for it ami la Calll Minnie Furniss. of Middleville. is trimming*. The brides maids, MUs Mae BtrprUed her nepbev Mrs. - the weather was aery thing but fine, tbe riltapc visiting l>er brother and Broxseau. ^roasettu Jin lA _ w --------of T light _green, and house w« crowfcd and the exercises were Perry) ittte Creek by invRirf gown urirx her vacation. .. .. b__ _z.. laid Friday vvenin*. Miss Mary_-----------------------Wick wire in blue silk made highly creditable to iill who took pan iu hi a ti KW-iTtn Wtallej Is spen.1 if* her pleartng pwtwrea, Mr. Adams, of Lowell, t end all present tot them. : naltivl, Mioh. She will < ItdW and Mr. Z'lUmerman. of Banfield, were Nothing but t* prospect of war with •m Muriu, her May. s afloat t'mt the Ktorgm _ . tbo uttmttou o’our groocMmt -V sumptuous suppei wsa^Knjrtand has •nd many I* toe village council a roridtml of useful presents were re* 3 IRfl VAN VflLKENBURGH JK ciiYfTom’ifffYjyifYffmTYYn Hastings Banned. CORKESPO N DEN (E S . J Y/hb Alice Eno Is reported h-i being qule sick. <rs. Henry Whitcomb will teach tbe Qj ail trap school next spring. Andrew Bals and wife and .1. 2K MeOmber and wife entertained friends from a distance Christmas day. Frank Downs returned from Wetzel), Antrim oounty one day last week. He re­ ports his sisters family as getting along as well at could be expected. Mrs Geo. Spencer gets $2000,00 insur­ ance cn the life of her husband. We are informed that she expects to live on her place in Maple Grove. Ed Warburton and family axe visiting friends in Maple Grove township. Delton. Mudge’s Opera Hotbc. Hastings. Hon. F. W. Redfern. Maple Rapids. Conductor. Program:— > Texbdat Jam, in. isoo. ».so AddreMof Weteoroe, Free. ▲. D. KonMedy. HMtoip. Bespoose. F. W.. Redfern, S w wK^eomm«rdal FertlUzer: Is.Tbetr Use Profitable to the General Farmer?” Prof. F. B. Ktjdzif. Agricultnr® College. ‘ 10 30 EffscusBlon by Wm. Merrick, HaOnga. 11 00 “How btudl Wr '*—*■ •*“ - --------Drouths?” Prof. L. R.T< Ag’i. College. 11 30 Questions and y ___ AFTKIWOOrf;1 « Mink. a 00 -Tne Dairy Herd,” J, H. Brown, Cltotax. aaaociate editor of tUeNicblgan Fanner. Questions and Discussion led by C. H. Hoyt, 2 k ‘Dehorning,” W. S. Benham, Irving. 3 oo “Whar a Go-operative Creamery Ch* Ik> for aComqjunity.’’ John Broughtou, Middle vllle 3 eo -A Co operative Crruncry from a Managers View,’’ B. 8. Holly. Woodland. Questions and Distumtons on both papers. 3 fi« “Making Good Butter.” Illustrated by dairy apparatus. Prof. H. E. Van Arman, AgT. College. . Evibnrn. 7 IS Music. 7 so ResdlDE iu the Fann Home. Prof. A. B. Noble. Ag’l. Collect*. 8 00 “Art on tlie Farm.” Prof. W. 8. Holds­ worth. Ag’l. College. WanvushAY M. JAN. 22. » so Music. * *“ “»ukK Brwtix;." W. H. 8cbauU, Has­ Ungs. — “Jersey ’C*tt e." Jjines Bauer, Has­ tings. 10 0J “Economic Method* of Growing and Feeding Corn,” 6. H. Hop. Inlog. 10 38 Eedtatlou. Mim Buttle Beadle. 10 <5 -The Agricultural College Graduate Out of College?' Prof. B. A. Holden. Hartings. it 05 “reaai Growing." Chis Baamsr, Irv­ ing. I 11 3G Business meeting; election of officers. , Aramnoox. 1 45 Solo, Mrs. IL I. Hendershott. Hastings. 2 00 “ Wheat* ror Michigan.” I*. C. B. Kedzle. A<*1. College. 3 00 Qaestions and TMseuselona. 8L'i Talk on “Good Roads" by Hon. P. T Colgrove. Hastings. 0 35 Discussion led by W. R. Cook, Joo. Dennis and everybody. Evuning t is Music. 7 oO **Th») Needs of ear District Schools,” Mias Flora Beadle, County Conuutastaner cf Schools. 7 How Can Wo Aid In Improving Onr. District Schools. David War oar. Dowling. r C. B. Roblnaon. of Plainwell, was a caller al the doctors office Monday MJ* and Mrs. Knowles, of Kalamazoo, jre.-e the guests of her parents Mr. Houvenor and wife the past week. Mr. Chandler and wife, of Allegan, are visiting at Joe Kenos. Mrs. Jessie Robinson Is spending a week with her mother Mrs. R. Norwood. Miss Alma Reno comes home with a new name. Irving Jones is home from the Rapids ta spend tbe holidays. Mn. E. Loomis has returned train her visit st Decatur. Myron Sherman, of Wolcotvllle, Ind. is spending the holidays with ___ Cedar _____ Creek _. friends. While there he was taken sick with Pneumonia, and during his sickness he receive! tbe sad news offals sisters death.at I ome, he being unable to go to attend the funeral. At the regular session ot Delton Hive No 409 L. O. T. M. Dee, 26, the following officers were elected fee the ensuing year: L. P. C.—J. Skilman. L. C.—L. H. Scribner LL Ch—Allee Creeby IL K.—Adah Ix>omis F. K.—Lou Chase Physician—Dr. Scribner ( hap.—E. Williams M. of A.—Annie Whittemore Serg.—Mary Chase. 1A i r.if T*nl»v I — Sent—Amy Whittemore Farmers,.Hob. F. W. Redfern, Maple Rapids. Pick.—Mary Basaett Womans Section, at the Court Bouse George Replogle Is quite Skk at this under tbe auspices of th? Hastings writing. Womans Club. Tuesday Dec. 31 Is the, 55th anniverrary of tbe marriage of Mr. aud Mrs. . olm Bcdd which event occurred in I*ockport, New York. Thew 55 years represent a vast amount of bard work in the pioneer life of Michigan. Mr. Budd has lately passed his 84tb birthday and is In very poor health. , List week we chronicled the death of oue of Barry County’s oldest pioneers in person of Henry Paul of our town but for some reason our Items as well its a card of thanks from the relatives of the deceased were not published. He fell asleep at the jpfpe age of 78 years and 3 mas.* His death occurred on the 11 th of Dec. after a brief but painful illness of gangrene. Funeral u uo *..vXt the cXutVb *.v. ‘BvtaLc'.A. AiAe; went in the Iden cemetery, Dr. O. C. Godsmark, officiating clergyman. George E. Coleman and wife aud baby have been to Kalamazoo on a visit. A. K. Bresee has bought the Robert Phillips farm, Homer Powers, a fornur well known citizen of JobnsloAO «iid Bedford died recently at live Kalamazoo asylum for the Insane. The remains were brought to Bedford for funeral services and burial. The departed has many relatives in our town and vicinity as well as In other parts of Michigan. John Williams and wife of Illinois ate visiting at the home of Mr. E. Fick who Is the father of Mrs. Williams. Quite an epidemic of colds or sore throat is prevalent among us. Tne teacher-and scholars of No 8 arc en­ joying a weeks vacation. • A«i»j rift W|sh you a happy New Year. Ttie Christmas Bower and concert was a decided success. Mrs. Milton Hartom is very sick with typhoid fever. Vem Powers of Charlotte Is nt Dr. Pow­ ers spending the holidays. Mrs. P. K. Jewell has been quite slek but is better at this writing. Chas. Abbey has a New Years party Wednesday eve. A Show every night this week at Ab­ bey’s hall. Endeavor at 6 o’clock Sunday followed by preaching by Rev. Weaver. • Ada Moore of Battle Creek is now home helping to care for her sister. Melvin Tuckerman and wife were in town Sunday. To-day, Tuesday, h young bllziinl is raging. Commenced yesterday. 2 00 ‘•Making Homework Easier.’’ Mrs. Mary A. May», Battle Creak. < 3 00 “Mother and Daughtw,,• Mrs. Mary A. Mayo- BattleOeek. / Mr. add Mrs, C. S. Brown have issued cards for a birthday party to be, given tbeii son Jjemndv, thuunlay evening. Jan­ uary fourth, at tirelr home on 8. Broadway. * MIhs Ada Powers entertained Tuesday evenibg complimentary to her cousin Miss Stringbam, of Battle Cnek. About twenty five were invited. Tbe guests each brought their first photographs, and much amuse­ ment was derived guessing their identify. 'rhiR wUh cnouv.tr’in’ -n 1 wu-’.c to pass a thoroughly delightful evening. The Mfeses Minnie and Winnie Harper, gave a delightful party New Yrara eve. About twenty were present and tbe even­ ing was passed with games, and light re­ freshments were served. Mrs. A. V. N. Slingeriand. Mr*. T. J. Brosseau and tlio Mtaoa Gertrude Slinger­ land und Mae Broseeau were at hbme to their friends Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Slingerland’s home on W. State Street. Miss little Garn assisted in receiving, and Misses Florence Scoby and Katie Liens served in the dining room. In the eveninganother company was entertained at pedro, and c most pleasant time was passed. Mrs. Will Huffman and Geo. Osboru wou first prizes f? • Mrs. D. E. Fuller and Mr?. Georgs O.iborn give a five o'clock tea this after­ noon, and' entertain to-morrow nteht with pedro at Dr. Fuller’s home on Jefferson street. Mr. (and Mrs. Chester Messer entertained a sinail company on New Years night with luchra. About Kjxteen iwere present, and passed a most enjoyable evening, Mrs. E. W. Morrell and Chas. Rogers were awarded with flowers for securing the most points, while Mrs. Ira Van Valkenborgb and Richatd Messer received like favors as eousolatluu fqr the least number. AtxMii twenty five ooujSe “tripped tbe light fantastic” at the Hastings House last night until a late hour. Music was furnish­ ed by |he home orchestra. Among thoee present from away were: Mr. and’Mm. Harry !Buah, of Kalamazoo, and Mr. and 'M rs. W. £. Merritt, of Eaton Rapids. Annual Mce’.ing. The annual meeting of the stockholder Castleton. of the Hastings Table Company will bv Misses Nora and Dora Wllklnaou were held In the company's office Tuesday Jaa. home irom Charlotte to spend Christmas. 14th, 1896 at one o'clock p. m. Stephen Mater and wife have gone to R. B. Mbscejh ' Pres. Clare, their future bnroe. M. L. Coo*. Sec’y. J. A. French of Vermoptville was a guest of C. C. Price Sunday. Maurice Rupert of Ohio is visiting Hen­ ry Feighners. Shirley Smith of Ann Arbor U tbe guest of bls grand parents Mr. and Mrs. • D. W. Smith. Awarded 1> Mrs. John Heckertborn is very low at Hifhest Honore—Werld’4 Fair. this writing. Ambrose Marble as returned from a visit to bls mother al Battle Creek. Mr» Pbl,iP Fr*Bck 1X41 CHSton bringing with her tbe remains ot her ather prearj^fc het- ffather Fredriric Kotts, Kotts, which which were we hurled in the North Castleton -cemetery. DR. . Tfarrieti? - . ADAMS-WI0KW1BE by the H<r A. D Gruceby on«Jhrtecnae dav r4 J Ge r^deaee of the hri** fumec M .Baufirki. Ml»* < taro E. Wl-kw.rr hM*r dWUffit-tr of tkurj WlckWire. loU -uui G. AxUuu. .eCLomfll. ATKINS—LORD by Rev. £ D. Grigjoy on KulUatL :ure of ■ �-= I H a stings Banner! a lawmaker slael llombor of ihi Httnqto fa 1a : t cook bros., ’ Kills What Shall I Do? of HU HrffI Dcteiwe. Bgoulxln? ory j en, and >• .-uwdei ruk, tked, nervous w men. flight d i'l- Weldon. DV. «ec- SO.-iWmaater oranmk«d, stragr John A. Puueishotand killed Di. W. H. fiquities, ordinary cares, household work Taylor, member of the Illinois hgislaor dally tabor, maj. y themselves into ture, to the post office here al right seemingly impsssatd ■nonntatn*. p m. St unlay because of fuully This Is simply bec-aas lhe nerves are trouble*. Peosta who Here on the sweet weak, the bodily organs debilitated, and at that hour In the viexuity of the post they do not office bean! the shots Then they taw proper nourishment. Fv'od the nerves, e.-pins and ttasaee on rich red blood, and how soon the glow ct health comes to the psle cheeks, firmness to the unsteady hand, a^d strength to the faltering limb. Hood’s Sarsaparilla purLle^) vitalizes and enriches the blood a;:d is thus the best friend to unfortunate h .manMy. Be sure to get Hood’s nnd u .<U Hood’s. AH druggists. $1; six for (5. jDSIJc* the after-dinner p!U an.* I :OOCi S a I11S family eathartlc. 2i»c. 'Jftstiksg.Qi: EW postmaster Pace dash out of the door and run down the street, revolver n hand. Chuncjng to meet the t wn maisbal he stopped and said that he hud, shot Dr. Taylor. The marshal rushed to the post office and found Taylor lying in the back room of the office with his own revolver tslutblied in his right hand. Postmaster Pace explained that he was working pt his desk, when he heard the back door open and saw Dr. Taylor standing at, ar nerir the inner door, lead­ ing to the mafia office. He demanded of Pace a letter; written by Pace's wife to Pace; nnd, the postmaster declares, also offered to give him $500 to withdraw a suit now peading for damages tar breaking up his family. Pace ordered him out of the office, saying he wasted nothing to da with him. | Taylor the| drew a revolver and said he would blow Pace's brains out if he did not give up the paper. He went on I-to say that lie hnd come there to,talk ’ with him and war going to stay. Pace • went to the desk apparently to get his ' pni»crs, and. reaching into his drawer, got bis revolver. It is a self-cocker. J He began nt once to fire and Taylor fell dead near th|e back door of tbe office. j The troubli whip hi culminated In the ■ shooting of Dr. Taylor is of long stand' Ing. Dr. Tnylor came here from Indii ana several years ago. He began the । jwactice of uiediciue and was very suc• easeful. He |was a neighbor of tbe । Paces and for years the men were warm friendi. About a year ago the skies became clouded. Pace became 'cry jealous of his wife, who finally left him. He tried to get her to re­ turn without success. He then charged Taylor with having alienated her affec­ tions. He brought suit for damagefl bared upon this allegation. This was the trouble that culminated in the tragedy. Dr. Taylor; had practiced medicine here for 28 yqars, nnd was popular with i all cla-sses. Jie was genial in his manner approachable at all times, and made hosts of friends by the many I jodmcesBEST TOBACC010®© The New Condensed. Important InteUfenca From All Parts, Thursday, Jan. a, Take REV! PIPE COUPONS mEACH PACKAGE j liability of HiOAX>. Lebanon, Ky. D| Acted Horrible venj mour fttiuan nnd her {!......— ,— Saturday — „ . right when they burned Mrs. T. J. West Bb*e and kilted W-. A. Dever, her para­ mour. rit Mrs. West’s bouse on Oartwrighp creek, on the Sprmgflekl pike, three mile* noi th of thia eity, t The mob is said to,have numborul •bout 75. and it-was about 13 o'clock when they appealed at Mrs. West’s house. Mr*. West, Dever and hta little daughter were the only persons to the house, and when the mob called U* Dever to com? dut Mrs. West and the little girl responded, but Dever nsmnined inside. Just, as Mrs. West reached the door several shots were fired at her and she ran back into tne htHifle, but the child remained outride. The mob then fired several shots in the hosse, none of which took effect. nr.d after several attempt* to get Dever to cjmc out the mob fired the budding. Th* Intense heat finally forced De­ ver ouL and with pistoi in hand heatarted to A cornfield, a few *tepx from the house, where he took shelter behind n corn shock and was shot to death. Mrs. West perished to tbe burning house, and in}the morning her remains were found to the chimney, where she had uAtaa- refup?. Her legs and the npto -..r r portien of ’the -he body were sdmost almost entire.ly .burned -------- . ufl. — ...■ __ The llltle igirl g»re.1the br the president Ills wars IntroSucMl to levy and collect (lute on wool and cotton; for the protection »f agrkutural staplvs and American shlpm the foreign trade, and to relieve the nited States treasury and to fawlllarlzv te people of this coun­ try with the advance of a silver cohia«a. j The senate on thOith repealed the pro­ scriptive dUabllltleeiPl passed at the dose . of the war against is services of ex-donfederate. In tfce L'rted States army ami navy. A reaolutlon as Introduced to coin the silver in the treeunr and another air­ ing the Latin-Aradcan union, tn which all the republics of ta western hemisphere would make comvon cauee asalnst European encroach rest ts.... In the house a bill was introduced pevldlng for a duty on certain grades of susr. There waa no Meson of the on th« . ..tn ll>. bow » passed, the operutioiof which Is limited to years, and wlch is designed to raise J40.000.000 for th relief of lhe treas­ ury. The vote was yts. 2®: nays. 81. and was on strictly parL’Hnee. the POPOU’'* voting with the demo-ata against the bill. The tariff bill was rcciveu in .-the senate on the 27th and reftred to the finance committee after a low debate. Mr. Quay j (Pa.) introduced a blllo increase the duty !1 on tear tobacco. Mr.Hill (N. Y.) tntroa resolution--- rovldtng 1 ducod ---------------------------- that - any TVKik’ I.in . bond. »■«;»<>«' 1" the dta- alarm Subday morning, but meager information can be guined from hcr. , The iwful night’i work and the hoi rible rmult !• «lmpjr tbe.priee u! tea. W. A. Duer I. the „nn who «h.;t aud , m2de payable In Jnitcd State* gold I Ol In standard sver ilollara. at the I option of the hol’cni. Without action tha j •«»»« «Uoun>rt i. h. •-In ",' | CONQESSIONAta In tha houar Mr lr.»fey. chairman of th* wafts and meant cmxaiUee, stated that be hoped to ba able o Thursday next to pre- killed T J. Weat, husband of tbe, t0 arrange a conftnce between the burned *>oman, nt Beaver Green, on ; United States nnd i lion.-* possesaln* rnriw-riotil ’B creek, three Ataftoan diaputea. continent The for Uartwrijfct* thre* weeks «cek* ami ago. :, territon" on the of bounary Dever hid a preli^nary hearing and । l>ond b’ll waa J ------------------------------------dlacusaudbut no action was was releiaed on tb^ ground of •elf-de- J taken. ' tense. 'Ibe killing; i» thought to have ' ------;--------DOMESTC. ken chU4!<l by intimacy on the pan j "Dwney," the postaielerk of Devpr ind Weatp wife. —------ •>> — —-------- - ’s dog, arIt »>■ Iterate r when Dever killed need In New York frm China, baring ,Weet. Tlr latter nnd Me wife |18<Le completed tb«eJre»it o tbe gloltealnee been living ajiart for some time, nnd | August 12 last. The'Bank of Fanniqton, located at bin wife h«d Instituted ■divorcd^jyoeeedings. »he had been induced to l Farmingtou, LIL, failet for $20,000. A break in the Ijj Harsh dike near withdraw the suit, however, anil Vfcst i was on hb way to town to sed about Pekin, Ill., flooded tho sands of acres the mitter.when he saw Dever-in the and thousands of d^llarf worth of dam Green yaa-d He snapped a pistoutwice agv was done. la the District of Coltmbiu supreti»u at Dever af er accusing him of adaltery with Mrs. Vest, when Dever dreMr his court a decision was re.dered hddin? gun anid dc.pite-West’s plea for reetrey, that 496,44G aenjs of Imd railed at shot and kiled him and-ran away, but $4,000,000 and claimed iy the United returned men t’c coroner’s jury re­ States belongs to tbe cit; of Is-s /egas. turned a vudict of justifiable homi­ N. M. The supreme court o! tbe United cide and renewed his relations with Mrs. Wjgt. This incited the neighbors States adjourned until January 6 In a railway collision at Cardiff. to fury, aud Saturday night’s horrible Tenn., J. 8. Brewer, a brakenun. and work wis the resalt. three unknown tramps were kiled. Perley Ellison 'aud his faxniy were ON A SECRET MISSION. murdered by Apuchea in lower llcasaul Special |B*voy Iron Vencsucla Arrive* la Valley in the mountains near ’’ayaon. । with thi* world's goodn His home life W»AUiftun. i was a model one, he being u man of , ______ _ ____ _____ _han Washington, Cbc. 30.—Venezuela John MeKnight and Daniel McAl­ ___ j domestic tastes, and a widow and three | xent a iqxscia! emmi-ssioner to the lister were killed and seven ot.er men " The Niagara Faile Route. _ ; children h.re been plunged Into the : fnited dlnten. »nor Torgr L’.I.r «r- were^qyerely Injured by a djmanite exI . deepest gnet by the uudden taking oft rivtt| here Sunder afternoon and went plo/ion qn the draisage canii near 4txttor.». IS- of the huetaeid and father. The eery Onee to the ealdence of M’.niater HosseoviUe. LU. P’Ztu.'yiS ■ ,act ,lint his 11»biu w're ’° domwle Andrade, to whm he presented tbi> '/be Merchants* aid Manufacturers' '.*4. । i- • i * ‘lead* his friends to scout the story papers intrusted o him bv his govern- national bank of Cilumbus, O, was Hthttuus. ' laSI 3 Ism !. ‘IUUV hat he ever giv-n occasion for uient There wn r »tory afloat to the authorized to begin business vith a Ilf had. CICf 1p.m.• jealousy to Mr. face. I effect tha: Veneaei* is not satisfied capital of $350,000. L 5 * IW.*! ••»l l.® ; Dr. Taylor had long been prominent ' with the conduct* Minister Andrade The Indianapolis directory ftff 180u ’) * f s‘t A cTew ’* oi.u^ in tbu, pc..< end hud ktottlJo-L’^in htorecaU.-.-.ud the ' atate und gained an enviable reputation I presence a the special envoy gave a 154.900, a gain of 49,000 also* 1890. : by his work; *n the legislature. He . tinge erf trth to this statement. Whittle, Hanrahan & Co., dyers and j was the father of the fireman’s jin- । When inerrogated us to the p-irport bleachers at Providence, IL L.faHed for , aurance relief bill and had sponsored | o( his viaitto this country Senor (Talar $315,000. other measures of great public value. • replied fha. he was the bearer of im­ The visible supply of gnin in the TIME TABLE. f Among his close friends were Senator . portent dutches from the Venezue- United States on the 23d win: Wheat, । Cullom and John IL Tanner. . jan goverunent to the United States 69,396,000 bushels; corn, 5,7#,000 bush­ ! Pace was acquitted Sunday morning ’ and his inst-uctionv were to communi Stattons. els; oats, 6,408,000 bushels; rye, 1,156,-, l by a coroner» jury. The ground for [ cate with tae diplomatic represents 000 bushels; barley, 1.204,00) bushels. acquittal was self-defense. It was ncctive of his gdernmentas soon as Wnsh" KOKTH. Mrs. Mary Murch drop pel dead in Ii. r.Jip. nJa mJ. esa'jry to imjpand n second jury*; the ington was nachcd This he had done, the Presbyterian church at Findlay, Kalastazoo Lv... first one after beingjn -ression all night , but he was mt at liberty to divulge the O., while addressings missionary meet­ EsstCovper and failing te agree, was discharged. | contents of lis communication, which ingRlehtenM Juuc’t. Crasser............ . i had an impotent bearing upon the The street railway strike in Philadel­ Milo WILL RUN IN RUSSIA. j present l>outdAry dispute between Crooked Lake.... phia was finally ended through the • f:»elwo................ BI* Consigiimrait of Baldwin LocomoUvM Great Br|tain ind Venezuela. forts of John Wanamaker. who was ifioverdaln......... ? oo Akers Pohil Shipped Abroad. » aided by members of the .Christian sn.utu................. •T tl MUST STAND TRIAL. Philadelphia, Dec. 30.-—Twenty Bal^- : league. win nil-burning locomouve. hni. been | < [ lrra Hastxn.jh........... Peter tierlo at New Orlewof book ! loaded on the this British British »tT>nmcvsteamer Turrwl Turret! nJ q« Innrioii on .. — 1 2-5th seconds from the world’s bi­ IJeraF.y. Coats Grove....... woodland......... Bay, and she wiH steam away to-day ____ w ___ u. 30.—The grand jury cycle record for n mile, placing the rec­ •7 42 4 (M to 0f5|. Chicago, Det Woodbury 7 53 4 14 10 J51. on her long vojege to Novo> orai,k. k hu v01teJ truebili'i ^LnSt'sT «nn» ord at 1:40 3-5, instead of 1:42 2-5. ru d. l. Lxnslcg.............. Frank Forbes, the actor, proprietor Buwian srapert on the Block sen. The und Indirhlnab either druggists or 8 Ml.......... 3 oe. Detroit................ 11 4fll_____ engines engine, are nre dirong areong the largest Urge.t ever over owneraof ownernof deparment dependent stores which sell stores which sell of Forbes’ Dramatic company, who 12 30 ’ Grand Rapids... built by the Baldwin Loocmotiee works, drugs, lite indictments in each case al- murdered his wife at Grand Ledge, weighing 97 tons each, and have ape- c leging vloUtionsf the .late pharmacy Mich., in September, was sent to prison . cial fire boxen lor burning petroleum. > law. chtafly In arsons not registered for 25 years. Selous. The tenders hold oil instead of wood ! pharmaiata ------- 1^-*- sellng poisons without ... Strickland's livery barn with 40 bead and coal. The locomotives, which are question. The sate board of pharm­ of horses nnd 200 vehicles was burned at the first built in this country in many acy, which is proecuting, has 50 cases. Burlington, la., the loss being* $30,000. years for Russia, are for the Trans­ Many of those ihicted arc prominent Dalt and Henry Arnold, sons of a <^m>4 Rapids. Caucasian railroad, and are peculiarly druggists, whoteale nnd retail, and preacher at Frankfcri, KyL who were Detroit adapted to mountainous countries. The Seigel, Cooper & ta**y....... ate among the de­ reported drowned, were said td be with Woodbury ... balance of the orfler—20 engines—will partment store inns which will hove the Cuban army. • -i Woqdtaod .... be shipped in January. Hal! of thejo- to stand trial, The IjAwrence rec nation works at '.he purpose of the Itwto Gro.^.. comotivcB are for passenger service and prevention is to oppress the sale of Victor, Col., were bulged; lose.$125,0008 45’ 4 541 12 Haarum*.... half for freight. John n. Baulsbaugl: and feia wife, drugs except by irensed pharmacists Hbuxz ........... in a legal manner who reside near Swatara, Pa., were ▲tar* Fatal... JOKE PROVED FATAL. found dead in then room from the Cforartaie .... QUICK WORK. Detern effects of coal gas. ■Crooked Lake. Her Husband Wm Killed. The president tene'ered places o> the Mito..:........... Ntibraakan Hrntoned to Dm Venezuela high com nisslon to Edward Double SprxngaMla., Dec. 30.—Archie Fletcher and hia cousin, Joseph Omaha, Net., De^ M—The jury Jn J. Phelps, of Vdrm< ut, and Robeft T. Wheeler, went hunting Saturday. Re­ (he murder case otChud H. Hoover Lincoln, of Illinois, both ex-minister* moo nnM Frat Ell I munx carry papsensers, but will be turning at dinner time to Fletcher’s retired Saturday at 11 u m. and came to England. ran at tbe convenience of tbe Cocnnsuy, and At Greenville, N. Mrs. Jo*ph the right In reserved to change the Ume ot sack house without Fletcher, Wheeler was into the courtroom *.untay morning at asked by Mrs. Fletcher where her hus­ 10:15 with a verdictof murder in the Fagnant presented lor busband with a trains without notice. No. 6 will wait at Woodbury tor D. L. & N. band was. Jokingly, Wheeler pointed I pair of daughters, aud with thia Chrl**’ tirst degree, and C?ed the penalty at trains when necessary. to his gun and said: "It went off oc- death. This was tht rncst rapid work mas present Fagnart is the father of •tfcop ou signal only. cidentally and killed Cousin Archie." I ever seen in this city or state, the oct $7 children. Incendiaries bur&rtl the coveftd Mrs. Fletcher screamed and fell to the occurring about irt rays ago. On De­ floor. In u moment her heart ceased to cember 1$ Hooter qoarrtled with 3am bridge ovm- the Sci<o river at ChtfU* beat and a doctor hastily summoned Dubois, his brother-la-law and a ooun- ootbe, O., entailing t loss of $109,00G £Ha Scott and Lera Thomas fought pronounce her deac. Fletcher, Who had uilmsn tlect, und wasdiacarged by the merely tarried at a neighbor's on the latter from bis 1 Michigan Central lag houses in the United Stated dwMissouri made the entire Osage valley Ing the wwk ended on the 27th agg»for 400 miles a scene of desolation and gated $1,144,928^00, against $1,185,267,­ ruin.hundredsof families losing every­ 639 the previous week. The inrresm, compared with the ©nrreapotiding weak thing. ■ Albert Walker, 25 years old, shot hfo fa 1H94. was 3&6. write in New York and then killed btaiEfforts to enforce ‘he Sunday-clr ing laws atHiagara Falls, N. Y., faitoa, self. No cause was known. The 90th anniversary of the birthday the Juries releasing all prisoners. at the Mormon prophet, Joseph Smith, The total number of failures :n the was celebrated m many cities, town* United Btatea in 1895, an reported to end hamlets in Utah. Bmdstreet's, fe 13,013, contrasted with Seven thousand people were given * 12,721 in 1894. | The total amount of liaChrlRtmas dinner by the Salvation hilitfes amounted to $158,842,445, more Army in Chicago. than $9,000,000 in excess of the total John Winninger, a laborer, shot his in 1894. . wife probably fatally at Ottumwa, foTwenty-four persons were smothered and then blew out his own brain*. nnd trampled. to death in a panto Jealousy was the cause. i rauw«i .uj a ».-rc «u«mw = Lord Dunraveu, who came across the FronVstreet theater in Ba!t •more. Tw’o ocean to make good his allegations of other, were fatally hurt and ten more fraud in .the Valkyrie-Defender races ww. ^Houslv injured. .k— arrived ilMt in 6u Joe ,n±i of last September, in New York. -> w recked by unknown persons. In the 12 Adirondack counties of NewThe Osage -valley in Missouri was a York the number of deer slain during scene of desolation from end to end the open season this year was 5,083 and thousands of people were in dis­ The entire Ohio valley for 24 hours tress. Many were bpmeless. without was swept by storms of rain and elect food and but. scantily1 clad, all their and the telegraphic service to the easL earthly posseasion^ having been swept tooth and southeast was badly crfppleci. away by the aiost disastrous flood ever The downfall extended from Vicksburg. known in Central and southwest MisMiss., to Montreal, Can., and as far ea*-. rouri. as Washington and New York. PERSONAL AND POLITICAL Warden George, of the state peniten­ tiary at Frankfort, Ky., discovered a Frank Mitdbell (colored) celebrated nest of counterfeiters in the prison his 102d birtlxlay at Akron, O. The Balt Ixike City mining and stock ; Mrs. Margaret King celebrated her exchange was opened. —-formally -------------------------| 109th birthday anniversary Christmas Charles Dunn, at Youngstown, O., day by giving a-dinner to 100 of her de­ confessed to robbing and burning four pendants at iGrceusburg, Ind. schoolhouses. FOREJQN. The Porter Bros, company, the largest dealers In dried fruits on the The steamkhip Nanscmond collided Pacific coast, failed at San Francisco । with the' Spanish steamship Mexico for over $1,000,000. j near the island of Aruba. The Na user A. B. Payne. |>ost master at Long- mond sunk «nd Capt. Lasky and seven view. Ala.. Was juurdened by Jasptr p«rsons wereidrowned. Nabors, bis nephew. I Sergiu* Sjtepuiak. the well-known The Union Traction company, owner nfugec and! author, was accidentally of the street car lines involved in the . k lied by the cars at Chiswick. Rusgreat strike in Philadelphia, consented ah. / to arbitrate the difference* with it* The Cuba* insurgents were ranidly employes, and the strike was declared al vanci ng oa Havana and great exciteoff. ! nent prevailed in that city. John nnd William Noonan and Ed i The coasting schooner Victory founward Mulcahy lost their lives in a plan- ’ d;red off C^bqt inland, N. F., and 27 ing-mill fire at Ashland. Wia. j persons pertohed. Tbe body of Harry T. Hayward, who j The Brit*M ship Moresby was straadwas executed December 11 at Minneap- ri nenr Duqgnrven. Ireland, nnd Capt. oils for the murder of Catherin- Gmg. (bomber and his wife and son and 35 was shipped to Chicago for cremation, i s»ilors were drowned. .. . of.... it_Lj portion Th« vovernment Venezuela ofor Venezuela or The ofgovernment Moat the _ business and many residences at Ryan, L T.. were (bred that the national militia be rei«; c'uited from all classes cf citizens. destroyed by'fire. . The cruiser. Kwan-Ping, one of the Aiuuei nciv -­ Mabel uarri* Harris UIlUl.illiCLwpunii: und Lillie Baptiste were drowned at Sturgeon Bay. Wis^ while I ~«Wps captured from China by the skating. I ! pan esc during the recent war, was on > the 1-^cauore Peacadore tsiaxms islands ana and Twenty-three federal prisoner* made vrecked vreckeU onjbe their escape from the United State, rmrly all her deck officer, and 80 men ... — .............. . , ... vrr«* were miuirw missing. jail at South McA3sster. I. T. Advices from San Salvador say that John H. Husted, worth $500,000, cam- ; aiittcd suicide at Denver through an ■fldiera, ■ who were diasattofied with tieir treatment, ahot Snd killed 24 ofiiinsane fear that he was about to Ibse • his fortune. Indians, driven to desperation by I 4The British steamer .BeDerophou colIded with und su^k the French steamer hunget, ambushed end killed three Imile Belrisc at the entrance of the Americans who were working in the larbor at Algiers and'30 p? «vngera of gold fields in the f tate of Sonora, N.M., tie Emile Selsise were drowned. and cooked and ate their bodie*. The Manitoba government poeitireThe building in Baltimore occupied rfqsed the proposal of t-'*e _Qanad'uc I.y the firm of Oehm d Co, a*» u clothing r store was burned, the loss being $300,-! gevernment to cwtabtah < rvatlm of seanrate schools in ony fcnn. 000. .; , The total-number of business failures Seven persons were drowned, in a aborted from Canada and Newfoundfreshet near Sterling City. Tex. Imd for tlie calendar year just closed. Prof. Charles »IL Thompson, princi­ h U»23, pri50 more than hi i«94, while pal of the colored schools at East St tie aggregate HabUitiea ire $15,793,Louis. Ilk, shot his wife because she 5*9, as coinjMircd wit.h$8..,tafi,2S3. would not live with hiio and then killed LATER. n himself. . i Lars lie (Tombs, the largest tobacco if he Japanese parliament jwas opened grower iu the world, and his fa th er-in- a Yokohama and in his speech the emIkw, Daniel Svvigert, the moat success­ pvw said that order had been restored ful retired breeder of thoroughbreds it Formojsi and that the delations of In America, failed in Lexington. Ky., Jpan with foreign countries' had becsiic xnorej intimate. for $300,000. Samuel Friedman, of Dayton, O., a The large feed stores and grain ware­ wholesale fruit dealer, was robbed by buses of IL D. Eaton w»rti burned at Nrwich. 5L Y., the Iona beUg $100,000. highwaymen of $7Q0. The twin sister of the new battleship Vdvices Isay that the teiyonet and Kesrsafge hu-s lieen named by Secre­ f miter were still wielded mercilessly i). the Tnijk and Kurd in Armenia, and tary Herbert the Kentucky. Railway building reached in | the t'S powers were again in a fever, over United States this y/sar a lower point ('♦.sitnatiin. Icpwortlx’rclothingL'i.fwSrf at Leeds, than iu any of the hist 20 years, the record showing only 1,782 miles of track Egjnnd. driut.’uurned. entalfing n loss laid. oi $400,0' L’bn Sudet Man ufactun jy company, The schooner Edna M. Champion, Syracuse, which sailed from Philadelphia on Oc­ th- leading steel industry N. Y.f went into a receive |hip with litober 12 for Port Tampa, Fliu, with a crew if nine men. wai given up as lost. aHlities af $400,000.: It was daid that the United States Bart Tormey, Andrew Lawrence: and William Girard were instantly killed by hoi demanded from the perte the j>ayan explosion of dynamite at the Milnes- ramt of a targe indemnity for the torses swttained by American minionarics in ville (Pa.) collieryThe fourth earthquake shock since Alla Minor. Bight persons were iujuied in anilOctober 31 last waa feit at Charleston, itnd crossing wreck !ne*r th»‘ Moines, Mo., nnd vicinity. la ­ H. B. Nims <fc Co., one of the oldest th-. W. H. Taylor, * mesvber of tf te lxx>k concerns in Troy, N. Y\ made an Djfeois legislature, was shetand kiU^d assignment. As the result of n meeting in Chicago af Wcidom HL, by John s. Pace, tfe' every window glass manufactory in the United States will close down Jauacquitted by a coroner'* jury, .uary 11 for four weeks. he plant of the Chictgn Mill fc • State Mine Inspector Sampson in bis iber company at Caim, III., was annual report to the governor places aed, U»< toes being $MUJto. the output of gold for South Dakota st $3,500,(XX) for 1804; $5,000,900 for Wn and gives an estimate of $7,000,000 for C The agreement by which the trolley strike'was declared off in Philadelphia fell through and the strike was re- He i* now looking far Wheeler, who ha* fled for parts unknown. Local Disease aad Is thii reaun of colds and NuMad climatic' ELY’S CREAM BALM Cairo, HL, Dec. 30,—The plant of the Chicago Mill Jk Lumber company, for­ merly known as l'-«e Wolverine nvll, waa deatroyM by flu*. Hie loss is est i9 insured for M-s and three U» Big lour fy, were bIk At Nashua, N. IL. Mra. Sarah I died, aged 100 years. A brother < few years ago, aged 1)6. and of lib erw and sistenr all frM one lived over 90. . Miuiaslppi valley (tod tne « Cairo. Ill XM In New Mexico were orOen. Mile, to parrae the l=. Ibelr reeerraUona, and if tier i and then killed hii mob burned Mr*. ..Wiled W. A. Deve lfk. Weat’a bouae i The killinn of Mr ever Was the cause �POKER IS POPULAR. SCIENCE AND INDO! OBSERVATIONS. —Lauras “Israra Kajones’s ___ pinched ” ”1 don't know a but 1 knorf her fact do.” * Ozark conn try. It originated, says Tribune. •[ XlMln* Rikui Riot on tie Pier V —When Eli Perkin*, the lecturer, wan the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, with old • Bl* . Ooean - SteMtrur Comet. —There ore in Ohio about 17,500 oil Tbe Their 8p<r«< Time—Some Nerr Fe*tmaking a tour of the west, be snid be Us Findley ond John Carter. bis pro wells, af wh.ch more thau 3,000 wpre was traveling for bls wife’s pleasure. Findleys came from Georgia. Old Uz sometfkten 'Vnroaauad. bored in 1304. The Kirkridge yields 310 “Then your wife is with you ?” suggest­ took a great interest in politics, am. barrels per hnir„ or 7,740 per day.. An­ wherever he went ho was. followed by Right or wrong, every tody htces to ed some one. “Ob, no." cuid EH. “she’s n venerable negro named 1.own, whose jtk jail or I Very few people outside certain cir- other yields :JKM) barrels per day. and who see klosing—tbntfs, everyboly who isn't in New York." clete of the Back Bay have any concep­ duty it was to steer his ranster home­ police *( 1 -rSheep breeding in Patagonia la n — Widow — “ Do you icnow, Mr. Caller, tion of the extent to which poker play­ profitable hdustry, notwithstanding soured on life. Tbe sight im’t equal to the act,'but, nevertheless. 1 is a cheer-' that you remind me verj’ touch at my ward when he needed h«?Jp.. Al one of addresses1 ing is carried in that section. The the ravages »f wild animals. Down in late husband?” Mr. Culler (looking at the early elections old Ife and John aibual pic whole locality is divided into "sets,’’ Ponta Arenas, a port on the Terra del ing sight. There aru placet in this city watch)—“Why, it is late, isn’t it? Ex­ Carter became very angry ut each other. isj jicople to all forms of outdo?.’. nnd it is customary for each one to hold Fcugo islands a French company owns where every variety of osedntory salu­ cuse me. I really had no idea of the It looked as if nothing but a fight theft Of this umber only about 30 are a session nt his or her house nearly over 100,1)00 sheep, and the manager tation can be witnessed sceral times a well is the fraternity could settle the issue between them, women. So time.”—Richmond Dispatch. week. every night in the week. makes abpu; half n dollar per head, —Numerous ore the! people who hnve when suddenly old Uz shouted: “Mr. known that It is on tbe pier when sone big ocean The usual hour for beginning play is “clear of all expenses, from the sale of of the police yearly. > I steamship comes in that his delicious “builded better than they knew." A Carter, stand and be cursed." Carter through the 1 eight o’clock, and it is customary for wool alone.** tidn of these thieves i« ’ Th©, small boy in one of the public schools removed his hat, walked out about ten drama is played. It is a tbe time of the ladies to dress for the occasion, benevolence and uetp—Nineteei hundred salmon were year when those who hire been doing waj asked to define n demagogue. “A paces from the crowd and told old Uz said tblhb; ishing character- 1 f while the gentlemen not infrequently taken at one haul of a seine by a fishcrdemagogue." he said, “Is a vessel that to go ahead. Findley removed his hat fulness being airuy themselves in full evening cos- utftn in Elliott bay, near Scottie, a few Europe hie themselves tomeward, and about 70 “mastersw’hj I . istieft. Thnqr holds wine, gin, whikky or any other and, walking out in front of -Carter, when their brothers aud »th?r fellow p ’ • tame. ’I he standard limit is ten cents, days ago. It was the largest haul ever said, with deliberation and emphasis: Tokio—mentfhn apparently carry or. liquor.’’—Bungor Ney* one reason for making it so small being made thereabout. Ilia catch loaded the brothers, their husband, sisters and iriends gather ou the pic to w elcome —First Yale Student — “Have you “Mr -Carter, if thia earth was one piece legitimate.less, but wj*o are in fort that the conscientious shall not feel fishsrmaa'H oout down'to within three them, and, finding laxjuagc inade­ telegraphed to the old innn for money T' of parchment and the sea one basin of teachers of '(u^kfxickets and employ era that they are gambling. Generally inches of tli* water. At the same time quate, do just what Alam and Ere Second Yale Student—"Yes.” "Got an. ink, and every quill upon earth was one of tbe paine. ,n wlmt is known as the there are three hours of play, after und pique mother fisherman took 1,600 would have done uuder tmiinr circuiu* answer?” Yes. I telegraphed the old quill, and I had tbe power to use that Shlba districila man known as Seji is ■which the hostess asks her guests to a salmon In one haul, and another took mun: ‘Where Is that money I wrote j quill, that parchment and that ink, I tbe boss, and (thieves belonging to an y stances. light repast, consisting of sardines, over 1.000. The end of the pier is lacked with as for?’ and Ims answer rcuds: 'In my in­ would fall short, sir, of being able to other parts of the city are not pern: itted crackers, cheese and sweetmeats. Bot­ to poach upon|his preserves. Re is sup­ describe the corruption of your old happy an aggregation o mortals as can side pocket.'T<aai Siftings. tled beer is the favorite beverage, but 1 - —According to Sir Robert Ball, u tel­ posed to haveut 40 d zft-fingered fri—Irene—“Isn't it curious how inno­ heart, air.” Carter said never a word, there are instances on record’^vhcre egram sent at the usual rate would re­ be found anywhere. Ort in midstream is the big, black-hulled teamer. Near­ cent Geoxge Ferguson Is? They say but stood with uncovered head until wjtnetbing stronger has been indulged quire 75 years to reach the most distant ly everybody on the pie is going to kiss he never kissed anybody in his life, und Uz was through. Then he said: “Mr. In. A great many society people of telescopic stars. But the camera bus somebody on the sterner, and vice doesn’t know how to kiss.” Laura— Findley, . stand, sir,- until I. cuss you." , beth sexes drink rum punch, lemonade revealed stars far more distant than versa, and in most instances the ex­ “There isn't a word rtf truth in It! He ' Vz bowed his bead and Carter said: these. Borne of which, if a message had dashed with whisky and plain gin. The change will not be limitxl. Pleasurable has-ithat is-why, 1 should think he i “Mr. Findley, had I al) the talents ever usual time devoted to refreshments is been seht in the year A. D. 1—that is to a journalist who has expectancy makes eefybndy good- would know how by this tim*.“—Chi- produced In Europe and America corn­ 15 minutes, as nil are anxious to get at ouy, 1.895 yean ago—the message would g of a study of tbc«y only just have reached so^pe of them, natured. The crowd chesn’t mind hav­ eago Tribune. • blued in solid phalanj, and was to unthe cards again. rre is a high sense ot ing its toes trod upen or its elbows -A tall fellow persisted in standing ( ^rtake to speak of you, I would then’ • It frequently happens that seven und and would be still on t he way toothers. rateroity. Smartness in during the performance at the theater, short of describing the corruption —Observations and calculations have jostled. eight playcnr*nre-4»reft^nt at n sitting, Pushed and pulled >y panting little much to the annoyance of the audience, your old heart, sir." This settled and when evoj-ybo-ly “stays." the cards led Mr. A. Mui luck to conclude that in­ difficulty. The two men resumed fall short, which necessitates gather* ducts do not we well, especially ata dis­ tugs, the ocean le\ lutlna, itself power­ and was respectfully requested to sit less and unwieldy, crawls toward the down, but would not; when a voice friendly relations. The custom of tance. Their composite eye, however, Ing up the “dead wood’.’ and filling out pier. At length she ;vta near enough from the upfcer gallery called out: j “curain’ out” was thus introduced in the hands from it. There is a well* has an advartage over the simple eye for recognitions tc be exchanged. "Let him alone, honey; he’s 0 the Ozark ’ country. * grounded superstit ion that these alls* in the fad th;t there 4s hardly any prac­ t lost cnste at once. No Handkerchiefs are raved frantically. tailor, and he’s resting himself.” IBe ! ■cards have been rdldbed of everything of tical !hjftit in the neirness of objects it will associate with Kisses arc wafted across the interven­ dropped into a seat. A JOKER JAILED. value, and that to draw from them is eftn examine The best insect eye ex­ will probably be tlrtwei ing space. Greeting* are burled from oquiy#lent to J,hroyting the chips Inta amined Moul! give u picture about as —Learned Mnemonics.— Prof. A. . How He Wm Urtnicht to Book for m pilfering clotheslines, Mean Trick. a red hot stov-J. To in u measure meet, good as if etpeuted in rather coarse shore to ship and fom ship to shore. “Do you know, 1 find it difficult to re- ' here the police have ouch these exigoiHiies n and 12 spot cards woodwork, mtl ’viewed at the distance Everybody is in a tght plnee, but no­ member the ages of children!” Prof. ■ The sad story lately told in the Yout h’s •ledge of the pickpockets body can keep still. Women ou pier and have been Added, making the puck con­ of a foot. B.—“1 have no such trouble! I was Companion of a newsboy who lost his ' —AstranoLierJ-are not agreed that ou steamer jump aid clap tbeir hands Imjhi 2,300 years after Socrates; wv life as the result of a practical joke, so sist of 60 cards* instead of 52. ecstatically. wife 1,800 years after the death of- called, reminds a corresixmdent of an Another innovation is tbe “ring all the stirfure markings Qir'Uie moon It takes an awfuly long ffme to get doodle.” A ringtfooule is declared when can be exphined by volcanic action, Tiberius Caesar: <>Ur son John 2,000 incident that took place a few years! a hand has. been ,-uHed und fours are says Popular^stronom'y. Those who be­ the big steamship siug alongside of the years after tbe entrance into Rome of ago in a city of Tennessee. pier. It is delicbusly'-tantalizhig to Titus Sethpronius Gracchus for the rvA poor little girl was peddling applet^ shown. Thein follows a round of jack lieve that th* volcanic theory accounts keeps nje mon6t clean. < thoae who are impatiently waiting to pots, the holder of the winning hand for the so-caled crater formations with rush into one ancth^r’a arms. But it ennetment of tbe 'l^gvs Lk iniae.’ and in a railway station. A train was aboutj starting them. Blue chips are put up central 4on« arc not satisfied with miu P*ld Ont by ths cur Amaadn 1.500 yedrs after thy^ beg in­ starting, and almost ot the last moment? No Old •> to corresjkMiil witl: the nuuilterof play­ such an 'qxflanhtioD for the origin of gives the mere 8{ec’ator. who has ao ning of the Folk-wtindering—that is a full, ruffianly passenger stepped ofE ers. Of cottrsr. a round of jack p*He tbe wall a; rhropart plains. They such reason for inpatiencc, time to ob- perfectly simple, yo* .see.”—Fliegende the car steps and called for fifteen! If the people really knew how nanj cents’ worth of the apples. The girli •would be eqiiivultnt to a ringdoodle, confess that he origin of these features sen e that there ar» some stunning girl* I Blactter. ]<ersons had caught some sort of djseo.se hut it conf's easier to some players iu and some o;ers is txsyond their ex- on board that steimtidp. The glow ot I “ counted them out, the man took them.; from hn nd Hua pupe.r money which hud health is on theircheeks aud the light I } PLAUSE FOR THE OLD FLAG. pay ou the installnienr plan. Then a planatioiu and then, bs he ia<ive<J toward the car,1 previously l>e]-n in the possession of of lote in their ey«s, and they look their ! regular rouJid of jacks is declurexl began feeling in his pocket as if for thtf | sufferers froln they' oiu some some contagion contagion they T^GJass ofdiffercnt colors have been when a full band'is shown. Two arc. tried on griwlng plants by M. Zach- prettiest because in the excitement money. The change wns not forth- would / tt radical- ehnnge in tl.t. —• > (lenuip • I they forget tliensclves entirely. The coming, he was on the steps, the train! I policy of the never allowed to play in the modern arewiex. pnlnMtr of ngriculfnr,- at | brr’ete toy. with b.u>g». whisk, veil. a , f government toward oln, than ten years ago a slight but Mo game, do matter how good their hands Vancluwj. w.»o finds thnt the finest and | ■ and• seta t»eir ■hair adrift. But signl cuftt incident occurred in Savan- began to move, the girl ran eagerh” ; greenbacks anil banknotes. Tbetreaaaside after it, and there stood the man on tiuj! u^ dcpairt^ nr*has’7ub1ka^irk»< In •may be. A |juck pot always follows. earliest froi-is grown under clear glass. | their eyes are on'‘Tom,’’ or “Harry.” nr nah. la Between iKe acts of a the* There are also buck jacks nnd jacks on Osangy glaw produces ar. increase of platform, laughing at her. j I the larger cirks of the country, through. . “Charley.” on th< pier, and they are ob­ atri 1 iMTforuiunce there was occasion the slightes.tKjjrovocation. It bus.notv tcgetn^icn. out the amount, size and By good luck, tbe mayor of < thq I wjjicjj, to a li rge extent, the currency livious to such trifles. They won't be to d p a large: national flag from the city happened to be among the bystand] become the custom to -.lake a discount eariinesspf he fruit suffer. Under vio- ! of tile country psusses- Tliese institu­ flies bore, the stage. This was done of one red ^hip for every jack pot? let glass the amount of fruit increases, ■ ।so to-nportow; they will be just like cte-—a war veteran, with a tender heart tions take iu the Email bills ul their >ut ceremony. merely in prepara-,| girls then hut now they are dif­ witl When the* tjme has crept on toward but its quality deteriorates. Red. blue i other and a contempt , for all meanness. He respective «.it es and regions during, a :ferent, and that very difference makes tio for the ensuing - act,r but ax the1 ran at once to the superintendent's of} part of the Jf*ar and pay them out at midnight the keeph'r of tbe kitty an­ or green glass is injurious to all foram ; them so attractive and makes you wish heavy folds unrolled and gave tbe nounces thrft a round of consolation of vegetation. 1 other times,(according as the conven­ i that you were ■•Tom," or “Harry,’’ ot stars and., stripes to the light, such a flee, and said: ^acks will be piny ed. The chip? arc di­ ‘Til give you a hundred dollars to ience of the!. jp.nks * require. Now tbe cheer went up from the ftudlenUe that,J “Charley." vided into a number of piles corres­ stop that train and have it hacked int<) tub- should lx: that un subtreasnry A ROYAL BAZAR. | The sten -* -to the the houde was shaken. Savannah is a stenmshp is made •fast ponding with the number of plajyers, should pay < ut to hanks er-pfhere anj^ os nijrh Decree Wau tpan 1 plw tlw pidgy toga scurry oft ’ ccuservaitive city. Mow tn forp't and the station.” and the bxtras are placed in the centei The offer was promptly accepted. a but brand ir >w greenbacks nnd that j in search of others, the gangplunk Is ’ tenacious of old Ideas, Here, if any­ of the table with the individual contri­ - notes - « - -»-■ • which have get the flrat I where in the south, the wnp prejudice telegram was dispatched, and very upon the ualfonal: bunk We prattled (OU, and the desire of our. I' swung ” out nnd the race to ” butions. . would be strong, and yet the mere pre­ the player of the joke found himself been in use S .ould be replaced by new hearts nr f»r con ton uaya days jwsi ]>ast mss was rcanzrc. realized. ' **” begins. ° t ,... ... arc few seta audacious enough neons in the hands of the police. Be paid thd ones. Tbe bn nks pay the goren^er.*.. — A man We -Legal to ... buy thingsot. royalty. The 1I “ao start* Btnr’" in the ,he lead; ^urt; he is half- j sentation of the silent emblem of the to play a 26-cent limit, but it has not — nation called forth such a ringing, girl her fifteen cents, of course, and of­ enough so th it, as a mere matter way down ~ when — a puff of wind llfta j y^t transpired how they figure out bazar wa riven for the benefit of l*riu- , fered to pay her a good deal more; but commercial business, this policy tocheery response of loyalty that any sus ­ * ' ’ ‘ ‘ , * to clutch it and loses I safely from the charge of gambling. cess iteitrice’s Isle of Wight volunteers. ■ "’s “at’ he paiscs the officers were inexorable, and to the ward their n otes should be adopted. . ..... A sjperb brunette, with hut 1 picion of the south’s good faith must 1 “ race. ' ‘ **"'***' When society play* poker there is al­ So of cuno it wob about her booth, the gratification of the lookers-on he was Dut whether that was so or not, tin* have been shamed into silence. ways a big supply of cards on band. decorate] ixi green and black—the col­ securely mooit-d, darts by and in an­ fresh bill poll *y should be adopted and Even to-day men are not lacking who marched off to jail. other moment is embraced by stalwart If hick runs badly for a plnyir a new ors of ter regiment—that the crowd maintained. ’ «pmt» hare -ruabed to- will assert that the patriotism of the TETXTCINGO INDIANS. pack is demanded, but it is randy for­ prewied n eagtrneM to g«ze or to buy. ar,“s- alld south is shallow and grudgingly given It is a uni orm rule with 'lie Bank Aa rite nembere of the royal family Pethcr at tlw ‘™ehtog of the lipe. tune changes her plans. only upon compulsion. Southern ora­ A VUta«« of Interest!n< Mexlean* 1 of England L #at none but absolutely ------- nc ua_l —j .. j>«.—i. *_ Nor do they mind who secs it, and the Another characteristic of society were “tagged, ” t. it •-------was difficult to State of Morelos. ■ new bills can go out over tor* and writers from time to tin*e spectator looks ou Tetxtcingo is the euphonious name of ! ----------- --------— without compuncpoker is to ba found in the limited mem­ know rtio was who, and, to our sur- -* protest against this insinuation, but No matter if the bill has not thesRgbv ory exhibited by the players. All the prise, th gentry tlrnt were near us did tions of conscience, wlthont materially changing the opin­ a village of one thousand inhab- | est marks of, Use. If it once gets back moment the osculatory engage ­ not knoby sight their own roynl fam! In a mointint 1110 winners are unanimously declared to itantSr in the district of Morelos, into the bank it never goes out again. ions of the skeptical, for it is easy to ■b« the luckiest jteraons alive that they ily. Butirciquietly persisted, and found ment becomes general. It is kisses to say that such written and spoken ut­ state of Morelos, which has pre­ The rule is inflexible and, is carried inever lose, while at the fonr or five pre- the lad* Id blue and black—and a right of you and kisses to left of you. terances are insincere or inadequate. served the customs and the lan­ out faithfully. The United States irious sittings they hate come out be- han (Isooe ..gown it was, of black silk You can’t see them all; can’t see one- But the spontaneous expression of a guage of its founders, who settled there treasury should do as much for the ’hind every time. There can be no sys­ much c vexed with raised passemen­ tenth of them, but the regret vanishes heterogeneous multitude is a bit of tes­ in the remote past. The inhabitants, American people as that bank does tor when you recollect that it will be prac ­ tem in society poker, owing to the terie, aid with blue tilk sleeves—waa timony w hlch cannot be gainsaid. And says the Mexican Herald, are all Indians the i>cople of (>reat Britain. The eost ismall limit; it is virtually oahow-down, Princesi Beatrice. She was neither too tically repeated two or three times a there has been an overwhelming of the purest Mexiean or Aztec blood; to the bank of a new bin is precisely ‘fed to tboee who are luckiest- in draw­ fat nor do red, as the English women week for a mouth to come, so that you amount of such testimony upon the oc­ they scorn the idea of Intermixture or half a penny. Of course this amount* ' ing cards go the winnings. One of the said sht was. Her features are good, can come again and see what you missed casion of the tour * hiuh the old Liberty intermarriage with any other race. to a good deal of money each year, but 'mysteries at an experienced poker play- her teeb perfect, her face interesting the first time because nature limits you Their boast is that they arc pure Mex­ not enough to be an appreciable factor bell has just made throughout the ter is how women can keep the run of and aninated, and she carries herself to one pair of eyes. All the world loves a lover—or ought south. Not alone in Atlanta, its des­ icans. They all speak tbe native lan­ in the general businees of the bonk.— their cards and at the same time carry beautifdly. One of us four, of the tination, but all along the route, at guage; n few understand Spanish, but Banker’s riottthly. tbi a lively conversation about Mrs. So- “stars md stripes," ia her eagerness to—nnd naturally tbe kisses which every atop which it has made, it has the great majority do not know one ir.nd-So’s last baby, the coming changes to own a souvenir from royal hands, lovers exchange interest one most. An Ambltioaa Cook. 1 been the signal for an outburst not un­ word of it. i gn balloon sleeves, tid-bite of scandal, forgot ti listen to the manner in which There is something about them—the “There is such a thing as excess o£ The men wear their hair long and worthy of comparison with the scenes letc.. but they do it, and the cases are the Enflish addressed these exalted look which accompanies them, the zeal, even in a servant, ” remarked Mrs. of the memorable day when it pro­ plalte 1 in a tail like a Chinaman. They rare where the liveliest talker misses pe’sonajes, and Asked, in a perfectly blush which acknowledges them—by j claimed $te brave tidings. wear abort panta, like those used by X------the other day. “Wishing to be looming into a jack pot or sweetening.— dignified, but wholly American way: which they are recognized and elassi- j Nothing bo appeals to the universal bathera, made of deer skin or of cotton particularly economical this year 1 en“Vill you please tell me the price of this fled. * But perish the thought that they Boston Herald. instinct of patriotism as does an inani­ woven by their women. The shirt, or guged a ‘plain cook’ at low wiig*ai-r vase?" Princess Victoria, of Schlcs- nre the only kind of kisses worth seeing. 1 mate object which is emblematical of body dress, is made of cotton cloth also quite an ignorant girl, but most wiHtag wg-HoUtein. turned away to hide her There an old man. with the snows of n nation's character and history. PhHwoven at home. The wumen dress en­ —and I proceeded to teach her with . Between 1«5'J und 1WW, JU years, or snile, but immediately returned to winter on his head but eternal spring in ’ receipt book how to make adelphia is properly jealous of the old tirely in homespun material, and never ,1 capital — —‘made —vr— less than half one lifetime, India has bisines.s and gave tbe price. When his heart* kisses a white-haired lady. I comb their hair, which they wear rolled I di“hcs for My dear. tk^auAk* absorbed £117X100,000 in gold and jt was paid for she called in all the And the way he docs it and the w^y she bell, and! disinclined to relinquish it for lion of that woman knew no bound*! . ■j£227.000,000 in silver, or £344,000,000 bur royalties near to make change, receives it aud.returns it tells a story of J any considerable time, but if it is care­ up in a ball on the top of the head, and Nothing would satisfy her but to - \ 'in all. What has become of the silver dd the article up in a royal “wapse" mutual devotion and loyalty that has. fully guarded from danger, us it is in over it they put a jicara made from a 'we do not exactly know, though it is d paper, and handed it to us with a stood the test of twoscure years or more, ’ the preaent instance, it is fitting that common gourd. They live upon corn ^certain that a great proportion of it is mile and much less condescension and makes you feel like taking off your ! it should be loaned upon an occasion of and fruits and the flesh of animals and such importance os that of the Atlanta birds trapped ,in the forest and hills. the cook book. At first I waa nnturel‘hoarded as fixed and visible wealth. but han ia vouchsafed us from many of hnt. exposition. It is pleasant to know thnt They consume nothing whatever that ly delighted with her ambition ■ * C’ bout the destination of the gold there hose duchesses that art hired to stand Then there are kisaes between moth­ the old bell is not so silent but that it is imported, and they support them­ bought everything she asked fqr/i i no doubt whatever. The people have tehind our counters at home. This ers and their children, and brothersand tot the whole of it in their own hands, trincess was not pretty, but her gown sisters aud girls and girls—sweet and can yet speak to the hearts of our peo­ selves entirely by their native produc­ thought how fortunate 1 waa ' such a ereaturc;and how I wonk ►for it is not Id circulation, and are us- nd hat were. The latter was white wholesome to look on, and sufficient in ple, and' gives fresh assurance that a tions. Gov. Alarcon, of the state of ; ish my friends by and by with ling it either in ornaments kept, be it traw, and her dress was blue silk fine- themselves to make a misanthrope re­ mpuunn bond of love and pride and Morelos, told a Herald representative nera cooked by my aspiring ^observed, to pawn in extremity, or as y striped with white, the body covered vise his miserable philosophy and ac­ reverence unites the entire country.—* that robberies are totally unknown in But when I made u PhUadelphia Citizen. tbe village. boarded treasures in coin, such as lies with real lace. There waa auch a knowledge that there is genuine happi­ end of the month I lender almost every peasant's floor in iaiaty, pretty lady-ia-w*itfer-MiM ness in thia world aud much to make life khe Punjanb and eastern Bengal. India Minna Cochrane. Her hair was white. worth living. A lecturer used to tell of two compli­ Gen. Nelson A. Miles, in writing about Kb a treasure house of gold, yet a man Osculation continues unrestrained the wholesale killing of buffalo, says: ments he had received, each of which Suay live SO years in the British prov­ ------- — ------------ --------for half au hour or more. There is con­ “After the hides were removed the car­ was, as he said, a “gem" in its way. One inces and never see an ounce The chiffon body, white satin lews on her tagion about it. U makes you feel like cass would be poisoned In many cases, day a friend met him on the street and than would have been paid whole of this wealth, says Lord Roberta, shoulders. Tbe princess called her kissing somebody yourself. It almost some yearling buffalo being generally ■aid, cheerfully; "I aee that you lec­ a cordon bleu. Bo I oor.si _____________________ —----- ■ »»-. .v. prompts .you to go up to some girl and selected, and next morning there might tured last night. Sorry I wasn’t able ■was not my metier to train sxiy: "Purdoo me, but I am a stranger be found 40 or 50 dead wolves lying to be there. Hope to hear your lecture sssarily part of the profit on the to everybody here and there is no one scattered around, victims of the strych­ when it peases into literature.” Thia leave me sign trade. Is due to security, and to kiss ui» Don't you feel sorry and nine. In this way ths large game waa was different from the tribute paid him Erity is due to the presence of that rapidly destroyed, together with count­ by a young man who, with a grave face \jfol 80,000 white men, which is so But the rules of poiite society forbh^ less numbers of wolves that had thrived and businesslike air, stepped up to the —Trua.es it, and if they didn't "Tom." of* only by preying upon them. This lecturer one night as he left the plat- the Phoentel BS is shown “Charley.” or “’T ...have 1 might seem , Harry” would like cruelty and wasteful something to say that wouldn’t be a ■, extravagnnoe, exrravng-ance, but out the me buffalo, duksio, like UK6 ths „ larked, with the air of one making a ear set. The bit pleasant ; Tbe best- roads for business, the oest house is of pure pure German d descent. Indian, stood in the way of civUizatic lima, for pfewurr. and tho bort mauu Aoatrita ewperor i, a Genuan, and «o But if vou ore of Anglo-Saxon bloodI nnd the path of progresa, and the d wl»hed to «*y that you we my lirorito '<rf utilising aach ronda-tbme are ata, the Spanlab prince. Tbe king of there is one species of osculation youi cree had gone forth that they must gb writer ud .ptaker." after which ha ,kite aeoMMtiea to tbe nation that woo d Denmark U a German. The king of , witness whieh. instead of exciting your way. it was impossible to herd dome bowed aad abruptly disappeared. (the envy, merely causes your risible musclesi tic stock in a nountrj- where be the moat proaperoux and rite bappi- Sweden i. of F—•h >■ ancestry ">•it line was Beraa- to twitch. That is when two beardedI comrtantfy Hable to be tM. Tbe beneficent Influence, of elri- founder of the pt (Uzation are alwaya most active -rbrre dotte), but bls r . st ancestors have foreigners exchange Berring, it has now “_J plumpers. ” Ofherds of wild ---------. the moving Aurrbeen Germans. In fact, the French course, thete iia,%no. accounting Ithe roads aw best.—6. Garman, Museum " — -------nave na voDuerrui. for taste, ; same hick , . ,^r__tofri KM., by whtobthr. Comparative Zoology. Cambridge, royal lines, the Portuguese •ta tta but that is a sort of taste you caa'i un- , century Italian* are tne snly •torm de rata nd- Possibly it can be acquired. . herds ol among the royal houses of —N. Y. “ Boston's Upper Circles Are Intent on the Fascinating Game. —Many perfumes are beliieved to he antiaeptic in ffielr qualities, and sosne I phyaicians entertain the opinion that a I more liberal tsc of them in the tick room would be beneficial. A Place Where They May Made with Pjoflt. F.3 Ji Bul­ The tali to tbe United stau.; tbe wiffwatn at Chicafo, �Hastings Banner. MnctUh OjUatea nt Uw tfwge. selw» (ro«M A Good Crop w Uh Karman to Katoa. r„|fi||tog Fretmst, Mich. Dee. 30th. *3d. tbe children Editor HastofH Banner: . There were no bras* bands al tbe def o!« It has now bum about five years siuee I to meet Che six hundred, the dry wm not began raising tie artteboke and during decorated, the Governor, In behalf of tbe thia time I bare *ad considerable experi­ State, tbe Mayor in behalf Of the City did ence in the way of planting, cnltivailug. ■NTKKKD AH SKCONX> CLABB MATTER AT not extend greeting to ua, the hotels bad harvesting aud fading. I am fully con­ ' TKK HASTINGS, MIC--. J-OHTOFFICT, made no special preparation td entertain vinced that tbe artichoke will soon be AVGUST 14, 1879. thuee who applied for antertalBment, but grown as a WUXI rui crop by all tbe placed their guests five in a room and farmers and sopk ralaen, my prophecy kept them wallinx thirty-five minutes at being based uk>d the following pointe: the table before giving theia anything to Any good Ink! will produce from 3b0 to eat, for which royal entertainment they 700 bushels of tubers, and low mucky land From the common experience of nearly charged the modest price of dhiy 81.50 per which if, becaise of frost, of no use as three years of democratic supremacy, and day. Although tbe people of Lanatng corn land, wli produce I believe, as high seemed to be very indifferent to the con­ as 1009 bushek per ar«e. or «mrto tin* •* control in every branch ot our national vention SnpL C. O. Hoyt, of the Lanalng under favorabe circumstances, but a yield legislature, and, as you might say, on the schools and bupt. PnUengill and the mem­ or 700 buahelsls orwu uutainea uu KIKMl en of another presidential election, there bers of his department old everything In ground even vhen the drouth has been aje a few things which It may be well to I heir power to make it pleasant for the severe. stop and think about It must be conceded visiting teachers. As the frostloes not hurt them thpy Hastings was represented by Commis­ can be planted ate in the fall or very early M It Is admitted, that the success of the sioner Beadle, Supt. Holden. Prin. Meally Ln tbe spring, Mth Do'danger of being In­ Wilson tariff bill has transferred activity ■nd Mrs. Lampman. jured, and suinrer drouths, unless they la pome branches of manufacture to Europe. The convention went to work promptly are very severe nd prolonged, have very Far instance we can ask oarselves ahis Thursday afternoon at 3 o’clock and list­ little effect upoi tbelr yield. Tbe great man □ facturing institutions of ened to papers and discussions upon the question ’‘Is It better for us to clothe pur As yet no iusef has bothered them In •wn people with woolens made in our qwn this country make tne wages of American subject ot “Child Study.” The leading any way, and di blight or rust has yet ap­ ■Mils, and made by American labor or shall laborers, the employment of tbe hundreds Superintendents of the State told what peared, hence th above favorable points had been achieved by lhe careful study of ; we let oar foreign competitors do the work of thousands of laborers Lp these Institut­ the etolldren In respect to eyesighta, bear­ commend tlie ariebokee to tbe attention of farmers and atakmen. (as they are now doing) and pocket all the ions make tbe demand for all classes of lug, temperament etc. Iu the evening the The artichoke an be grown with lew , profits and give foreign laborers tbe benefits goods. Ruin tbe factories and you ruin same subject was continued by Dr. G. work or expen9 than either corn z or Hall of Clark University the ac- potatoes. •f wages that should be paid to American the wages paid. This Is just what free Stanley know!edged head quarters for Child Study 1 The question wl uf course arise “wbat laborers? We grow wool of nearly every trade has done In this country. Foreign In America. Dr. Hall said among many are they good for? and as this article is description, and In amount sufficient to factories are'booming; ours are busted. othtr things that lhe methods which have .for tbe farmers, I will try and answer as pnAralled In and which aro now passing to my experience. ■ret the needs of all our people, but list We would like to know whether the from the school room are as far behind year we Imported 836.000.000 worth of At first I fed onb to my hogs, and with tbe times as a farmer who would depend the best of results. Hogs will keep In ex­ wooleh fabric*, no better than we coiild wardrobes of lhe laboring people of this upon the sickle aud baud rake to hauest ■take at hntne. Why’? Because they were country are as well tilled with nice, warm his grain.' He warned the teachers pre­ cellent condition W.h uoother feed during the fall and winter months and all the made by pquper labor and could be' sold clothing as they were at this time of the sent to avoid the destruction of the child’s spriug, as long as be artichokes remain here at prices that the American manu­ year hi 1802, just previous to Grovers natural faculties, but rather to use wbat hard and brittle. the child possessed In order to enlarge Ils Illinois swine bneders claim that one facturer, who pays American wages could election, and whether they have as much donaln of knowledge and usefullness. ■ot compete wit b. We supply the world ready money to buy with now, as they had He said that religion was the higher, acre of artichokes wit keep frum 25 to 85 lings in the best of condition, from tbe With raw cotton, and none can make better then. larger fortn of love, and lhe glorification[ time they are fit to fed, qntll they become and Ute edification of all education. He• soft iu the spring. Sy plan is to feed the # cotton goods than do the Americans. But advised a greater u.«e of the Myth in the last year We paid Europeans 833,000,000 Great things were promised nnd expect-, early grades, saying that every boy and’ hogs artichokes untijust »>efore market­ for cotton goods. ed of this democratic administration. girl should have read Robinson Crusoe, ing them when I feeoa little corn to bard­ en tbe flesh and by sololug 1 can fatten my While our machinery is Idle, English Nearly three years now the people have Arabian Nights, and Usftvlhonw’s Wonder hogs 50 per cent, rbetper than on grain mills are humming to fill, orders for ttie b?en waiting to see something happen as Book, before he reached the age of twelve alone, even when con Is plentiful and years. He also declared that the most cheap. rich Americap market; while English labor­ was promised. important,period of lhe child’s educational 1 now feed them to ty horaes, .they eat ers are constantly employed, American life was passed before he reached tbe age them as readily as graii. For milch cows laborers are idle; while English capital Is of thirteen, therefore the training up to 1 t»elieve they are the test sort that can be SCHOOL COLUMN. that point should be largely suggestive, productive. American capital is scary and . Conducted by Flora J Beadle, Co. Comm’nr. fed. lajjely it creasing the flow of milk. leaving (fotails to be worked out at a later ■■productive. Ih short England Is doing 'ITju tops make an exelleut fodder for Third Grade-Third Yeah age. Another good point he made waa horses, they earing then In preference to the Work orer there that we ought to do Reading.—t. Each pupil to pronounce tills: “Great hearts are greater than great gOMhay. This fact 1 was not aware of here. We may be able to buy a few folngk promptly tbe words st the bead of a lesson. Intellect.” Dr. Hal) was paid 3150.00’ for until this fall un accoun of the total haj' very little cheaner now than we did under Rapidity, correctness in seeing are cardinal his masterly address and the teachers who failure in this County. . gave away the the McKinley law because of the pauper virtues now. 2. Pupils read a paragraph who listened to and paid him agreed that tups to anyone who woud care to pick he earned it. or two they have not previously studied. paid labor coneehuM, but what we save them cleanly from the field, and I ateo Friday morning waa taken up with a 3. Pnpila .•’elect five words from the doesn’t even begin to compensate for the portion read and mark diacrittcally. 4. series of reports and their discussion on used some for my own feeding purposes. Horses seem to be partnularly fond, of km Incurred by idle labor, and the un­ Use tbe words, throat, orchard, promise, the subject of the beat course of study to them, eating not only the leaves, but stulk productiveness of American capital. These brook and touch In correct sentences. pursue from tiie first grade of the primary and all clear to the very no’s. tn the last grade of the high school de­ are conditions which no one can deny. Sentences should begin and end properly. partments. I always bad an idea ttat the artichoke 5. Copy these word a dividing them into could not be eradicated, bit this is a false I Tbej- bare been so forced upon the country sy llable", by using the hyphen, forgot, re­ The character and standing of those idsa, and It Is a shame tint so useful n that you don’t have to take any body s word member, beautiful, playfellow, fluttering, teachers who made the reports after a luod should thus be traduexl. year’s investigation and study added a for it. If you are satisfied with a contlnu-! if teacher chooser, select other words. All thnt is necessary todo is to follow Writing.—1. Rapidly write three lines great deal to the importance of their re­ ance of this sort of a policy then it Is your the artichoke field with any cultivated of the letter “m.” 2. Rapidly write three ports and much good should come to the crop, taking care to let norv come up. and duty to vote a detnocrullc ticket end vote lines of the letter “n” 3«Uopy the follow­ schools of Michigan aa tbe result of their mature. This Is my plan. Another way it straight On the contrary if you think ing or some memory gem that you have ’ work. Is to plow under when they have obtained Friday afternoon waa devoted* by tbe you’ve had enough of the ‘’change” which learned during the month; a height of a foot, for at ths time the old . Tnongh your duty may be hard teachers of lhe various sections In discuss­ came nearly three years ago; If you favor timlx r has decayed In givhg life to the Liok not ou it as an 111: ' ing matters pretaining to their respective; If It be an honest task new plant, which at tills tine has not pro­ ■ policy which gives a protection to the section. Some teachers found that they Do It Wrtli an honest wllL duced a tuber that will grov. This will American laborer and the product of his Language.—I. Write tbe lames of wanted to hear papers In three different! also kill them out. labor, bv making the foreigner pay a tariff five objects you.see in tbe school room. 2. places at the same time. Great interest To prepare seed, cut tbe sane as potatoes ••equal to the difference between American Write tbe forms of these words which was shown In all the sections but the* one eye on a piece, and plnnttn rows three greatest Interest centered In the Primary,! wages and the pauper paid labor of mean more than one. 3. How Is the plural High School and Commissioners eections. feet apart and 18 inches apart In the row. JBarope.” then you should cast a straight form of most nouus made? 4. What is a In tbe last named Hastings’ representative Cultivate tbe same as for corn as often ns sentence? 5. Write a sentence about a necessary to keep the weedi down, aud ticket for the next republican nominee for how, a book, a stove; begin and close lhe made one of tbe most telling speeches and the ground well worked. was honored by being chosen Sec. of tbe President. and he. by the way, will be tire sentences properly. To harvest dig late in the ft 11 and bury Atiithmetic.—1. Write hi words 36, County Commissioners Association of in pita covering over shallow, or put in 7*xt preatdent. in tbe past three years Michigan. 42. 19, 28, 47, 3. Express In figures cool, dark, cellar, or if you areralslng only many uave learned In tbe hard school of Commissioner Beadle was also honored ' twelve, sixteen, forty, nine. 3. Represent a few turn your hogs In In the fall, and let experience, what they could not before. Id Roman numerals 17, 49, 33, 24. 4. If by the State Teachers Association by be­ them root as long as they can. My neigh­ you have five egg-crates and there are fl ing placed on the executive committee for , bor did this, and up to this tine has not dozen eggs In each crate, how many dozen three years. No Reciprocity Thte Year. Friday evening was taken np with a fed a pint of anything else. are there? 5. Ona boy has sixteen pennies This is already a long arllcfe, perhaps I Among the brutal follies of the last Con- another has 8. How many lemons at 2 discussion of the Truancy Law by Supt. too long, yet I hope it mny be of interest Pattengtll and then Supt. Chalmers of gzess none was more conspicuous or ridi- cents apiece can they buy? Picture above Grand Rapids, Supt. Hathaway of Flint to Barry County farmer, ana that tbe problem. . artichoke may soon be grown m success­ eolous than the abandonment of our reelPhysiologt. 1. What part of the and Supt Stewart of Bay City, told how fully there as in Newaygo Co. The variety »raeit> tmtlea with Um Spanish American l>ody Is the trunk? 2. What does the skull the law was enforced In their cities, and I grow is “Tbe Improved White French.” I states. For years we had been trrln, to contain? 3. Give some suggestions for what the benefits were. Yours Resp’t, Saturday morning was taken up with a I tMresse our exports thither, and tbe sne- preserving the teeth. 4. Name some ways Elmer Van Nxhs. discussion of professional ethics in which I eeastnl tnovenent for a reciprocal trade in which alcohol injures the body. 5. Fremont, Mich. tlie teachers of Michigan were told In I was not onl, welcomed In the United Give some reason wby young people should plain English some things that they ought not form lhe habit of using tobacco.^ I Mtafea—It was received with bitter disgust not to do. Church and FoeRty. Fourth Grade—Fourth Year. This was followed by an able psper on I ey-otir European,rivals. Tbe society ooDDecled with Eiumauuel Reading.—1. Write a stanra you have School Management by Prin. Ellis one of churah will be entertained Jin. Sth., b; I Tbe reciprocity treaties were entirely to learned. 2. Copy all tire words of two or the brightest as well as youngest Prin’s. Mm. Power, and lad Ire associated with I the profit ot tbe United States. The folly more syllables you can find in It, dividing of the Detroit schools. her. Supper served in Parlab none tram | < tbelr abandauneot is shown by tbe them Into syllables and marking accents. The Pres., Supt, Thompson, of Saginaw 6 until 7 o'clock. I tatoat figures of the Treasury Department B. Define four of them, as, restless, moving than introduced tbe Pres, elect SupL C. without rest. 4. Pupils use each in a Hoyt of Lansing, who thanked the teach­ Tbe W. C. T. U. wUl meet with Mrr. I In tbe KveiiTnontbs ending Augast fit, sentence made by themselves. 5. Write a ers for the honors conferred upon him and I UM, we exported to Cuba goods to tbe story about this dqy at school. Tell first, then announced the convention adjourned. Stauffer Tuesday afternoon, January Ttb. at 3 o'clock. Wo earnestly desire all the l"va.ue of 812.333,723. In the same tnontlw the kind of day, 2. tbe time school open­ In lhe afternoon Supt Holden conduct­ member, preaeat at tht, dnt union ot the ed; 3d. the first thing done afterward; ■ Mita year our exports shrank to fifi.39t.osl. 4tb. when examination began; 5tb, the ed the Hastings representatives through New Year, alw cordially Incite nil ladle. tbe Industrial School, which by the way | Interested to encourage ui with tbelr IT It nay be objected that this shrinkage Dumber of pupils present; 6th, the number might be used as a model for public preaeoce. A, we step forward Into thin-nol to the repeal of reciprocity. writing; 7th, the number not writing; Sth, schools. Five hundred and fifty boys are New Year may we wtort standard f<c how much the teacher haa helped you; 9tb, managed here, cared for. instructed In more and better work In all that In uolll• || ■ thb war la Culp. whether yon like to do your work without ■e Is no wsr In recto Rico. Tbe ex­ help, or nol; 10th, and wbat grade you school four hours,taught a trade four hours Ing to bamanlty. I . to i nal Island daring the periods hope to make. Have capitals, periods and a day but Saturday aud Sunday without any appearances of coercion. A New Years sermon will be preached I and.-. vw stir auk from 81,711,104 to commas tn proper places. by lhe pastor of Presbyterian eharcb uexl Writing.—Bee Third Year. 181.337,031. Real K»taU Tr*nsf»ra Sunday rooming. In tbe evening the WARRANTY DKKUfl. aubject will be "Photographs.” I There la no wer In San Domlnpo. The ■ Language.—1. • Write a composition of uot leas than fitly words about a picnic. ,,IS!S£L?S&“*>hnr Lsakard. 10a. see Iphorls to that republic dropped from fil,- Be very careful about capitals aud periods. ji. iinALingN, kqo. The Y, P. 8. C. E. nest Sunday will be 1104.177 to S 103.303. 2. Begin and close a letter. 8. Write a V/AFltOR, Xsw.l, “ Lmle Christmas za. see is. led liy George Wooten, ot Ann Arbor. |- 'German/, purchase, from us bare rule for tbe use Af the comma. 4. What s.'K’iw’eS “i”*5 ”■B,uer “ a-m‘ •“ Next week will be observed as week of iMnppqd fron >33,310.301 to SSI. 133.1134. is an abbreviation? How should every “d E-s- rrak'r' prayer tn tbe Presbyterian church, every abbreviation end? 5. Use tbe following tou:^ evening, except Saturday, at 7. We heartI 'The purebates of British Guiana have words correctly in sentences: “alt,” -set,” lr?too™>',““‘““ Frtar' Uy urge you to be present If possible at all Idropped fron 81.348.K9 to 81.001.W3, “lie,” “lay.” meetings. 10 Fr“lk sn« Alios Bubop. lot Arithmetic—1. Wbat part of 50 is »5? .■ • IzC HO IJ , g j I-"* 0( G« British West Indies t.-om 83 . Mr. Malone the eloquent Prohlblttoubt Wbat Is K of 40? X of 45? 2. dxi plus .u>roLfi5,"ll'""'oRk:h!,rt UnU' I <73.141 to »5,. 84.984. Orator, will address meeUnks at I’reaby1-? 7x6-8-? 6x8 plus 5—? 5x6 are I The purr'll.'. s of Brsxll have dropped bow many times 8? 3. What Is W of M? a-Ames.ima.aMS0 terlan church on Friday Jan. 3. Meeting I*— 89,902,846 to >8,079,070, though M of 24? X of 43? X of 50? 4. What tor dlaenaslon at 3 o'clock tn which Dr UeaxU la In bailer condition In 1893 than part of an hour Is 10 minutes? 15 mtautes? cGjgjsw^Lydy to Lucinda Verier. Ma. are 11 Suleeba and others will take pan, and a maaa meeting at 7:10. Mr. Malone speaks 80 minutes? 5. Add 135,327, 236 and 432. ■•he was to 1394. ^ShMBsriow to Wilbur I. Cogahali,loto rity at both meetings and will be enisled by From their sum take 458. | Agait'k'. these deereaees. and in spite of Physiology—See Third Year. Mr. H. Tamj aa excellent singer. Ladina 42»40 o2 B. Stowell. will take front Mata. Oral Geography—L When are the abandonment of the reciprocity treatlee, ■ftere baa been ar. Increase ot 31, loo,000 In days long. In summer or winter? W hich The second quarterly meeting of Ite U. season has longest evenings? 2. When fcwerpor.a to Central America. B. church on Cedar Creek circuit will be does lhe civil -day begin? When does It lo“xMkrilC,»rS.W'n-LU^°' Font' held at tbe Strike: school bouse on Satur­ I. BUlsua to John H. Billion. Ma. no day and Sanday Jan. 11 and th, W. S. trad ’ most effertod la that with e®d? 3. How many hour In a elvU day? How many In a school day? 4. Name tbe Breldenstlne. Presiding Bluer. Cut*. We export oolton to ■ *nd C mr to Cuba. In these twU days of the weak. How many months make a year? A In which direction does Tbe regular monthly meeting ot the W. IMulH I »**"fsi >eD mor He each the deetruc- tbe sun rise? In which direction la year >. M. B. will be betddn the parion ot tbe >M Dowalng no. MO x । ■ treaties ent down cror home from tbe schoolhouse? Jan. 8 at half past two o'clock. New ■ %lh n clot.ia to Brazil from 13,Years tea will be served from five to I 16 C.M1, us yards. Similarly Fixe <5th Annual Meeting of the seven o’clock. State Teachxrs Association of At tbe Methodist church next Sunday Michigan. morning tbe Pastor will preach on ••God “A drop of ink may make a million peo­ D™‘-r lolly was the a restorer and leader.” and In the evening ple think. ” -Tbe pen Is mightier than {“’sirntniidntr . on Rev. A. H. Ranton and bis work. wwowug iwrtai in Water nou for lhe Monthly class. r'I“ hox!» thtopetl monte, are naw Sue and t dotercom tte tooth ot which thq-Clerfc ot the Hoard ot Thhrsday, Jan Jr »8g6. EDITORIAL NOTES is a Question Tbe Wltaoa ta riff tow teen blauted tor I producing much of Ite dwresslon. sud I particularly for cautfog an Increase of hr ports from Great Britain, wkleh hm» turned the balance; of trade, in the American view, against their own country. Certainly the WHaoo tariff has bad this effect, a» Brad­ ford, with orders on band for a whole year, can testify ... It has become pretty obvious that President Cleveland has out­ stayed his welcome at tbe White House. . . Even the much-decried McKinley tariff gave tbe United States a larger measure of Free-Trade than bad been enjoyed for thirty years, aud at the same time, whilst affording ample Protection tn all American industries, provided more than enough revenue to defray all the expenses of government,—The AfanchBtter Courier and Lttnauhtrc General Advertiser, De­ cember 4, 1893. L- • M With consume™ WHERE TO BUY THE BEST for least money. My goods aie up-to-date in quality and are sold at hard time prices. SUITS OVERCOATS ULSTERS MACKINTOSHES HATS CAPS TIES MUFFLERS White and fancy Shirts Big line of Gents’ HANDKERCHIEFS Clothing Any of the above are senible for the Holidays. tilings J. C. FARRELL, Clothier | SPECIAL SALE We will have a specia sale on Ru^s, Draperies and Lace Curtains 'find «ill tfive y>n the finest Hue ever bronjrfct; to Hastings t> select from. 'Everything goes. .................................................................... We also have t nice lot of goods suitable for Christmas pretents for children; such as Doll Cabs, Slecsand Shoe Flies. Also have ' fine line of frames, Mouldings, Fancy Chairs. Comeand see ns. Renkes&Walldorff 7*UUU4UUUUUUn UiUUUUMMUUUit Pays the interest on $400 The testimony of one womm who is now using lhe Majestic Steel Range Is that the Range savt s n fuel . every year mone\ enough topay in­ terest on a $400 in vestmen t.Th is is What the Majestic canto. Besides this the MAJESTIC is the most perfect baker and water heater. It is not only econunical, but the most corveniept ;o oxerate, and on account of the naterial used in its construction it never needs repairs. Can you afbrd to use another stove? 5 ••The MAJESTICfSteet Rance win pay for Its4f ia a yean with tbefuclaad food it aavca* * No Leakage of Gas possible with tbe gen­ uine Round :: Oak Oorwtni cted*a bsolutete perfect Why not buy the best; we sell �Hasting^' Banner Erenk Alton, of U._____ _ — Thursday, Jah* a» 1896. KMcmsaoo. He will have hl* hoarisg this MIm Mae Roberta upenl Sunday In Kala­ The ommauul^y was «ta( to bean of the sudden deal mazoo. frdm dlwair. of Mr. Hilas Wo publish elsewhere in this issue an Miss Harriette Beadte is borne from Matthews had jbeea down town in the article on "Artichokes* from a contributor Nashville. . morning, and was in Cook and Cooks at Fremont, Mich. We do not claim to Mrs. Viola Turo, of Charlotte, visited ia grocery store for some time, riding up to know anything about the value of arti­ dinner with H Cook, about oee o’clock. the city last we&fc. . ;'1 A little after two he hitched to bis cutter chokes but thought it might prove Interest­ intending to drive to bls farm. He drove J. D. Pi 1 more, of Eaton Rapids, was in ing to our farmer friends. directly east from bis home and had got Lady Aka M. Steward. Deputy Great the oily this week. opposite Lire Cannon place, where Mr. N. T. Parker and A. H. Keith were nt Greenwood rt?aJdp’> about two blocks from Commander of the L, 0. T. M. of Grand hia bouse. Xvhcn |tlie latter who was in tbe We are able to show you Rapids, wCl be present al Installation of Lanalng yeatenlay. yard observed tbit Mr. Matthews bead officers elett of Hastings Hive. Jan. 8th, a better stock of goods J. Dell Sutton, of Kalamazoo, Is home was swaying nnmaadily from one side to This sendee a ill be open to the Macca­ and better prices than for a few weeks visit. another. Pearl BkUsc and Wiil Montgomery bees and th their wives and husbands of yon can find elsewhere. Miss Rosel la Goodyear has been visiting who were near had observed his cotiUltion Lady Maccabees. , also and hastened toibecuttvr. When they We want you to see our Grand Rapids relatives. readied bls side lie was unconsdoua. If not Mias Htirlotte Beadle has been Invited Mis. Frank Collins returned from a already (lend. They turned the horse to recite at a K. of P. banquet to be giv ­ around and drove rapidly back lo bls loo piece Decorated Dinner visit at Lansing last week. en at Gnnd Rapids Monday night. Miss homejmt be wnu already • beyond human Sets att 8.00 Joe Ouster left for Lima, Ohio, Monday aid. and restoratives were of no avail. Beadle his exceptional talent in thia line •sir Semi Porcelain decora­ He had been troubled with heart failure where be Las secured work. ted Dinner Sets at.. . $ io.oo and ber friends feel she will achieve suc­ for a year or more, and wm subject to Miss Cora Stringham, of Battle Creek, is Blight attacks from tbe same. He leaves cess as ai elocutionist if she chooses to •ur decorated Vase Lamp visitlug relatives in tbe city. a wife and a iar^e family of children, all continue her work. । from90c to $2.50 Mrs. Joseph Henkes returned to her of whom are mairied. Uta eons in Ash­ The largest and finest line of Feb. 1 we will open a new set of books, land, Wis. were telegraphed for, end. wlH B^Corated China, Fruit plates, and death to balance them before that home in Detroit this morning. be here in time for the funeral which Mrs. Caroline Roberts is visiting her occurs Saturday morning. Mr. Matthews Sugar and Cream setts, Salads, date. Ve have sent out statements this was 71 years old^ and was much respected week to all indebted to u?, and we will be sister, Mrs. Bash, of Kalamazoo. Bread and Cake plates and the * in this vicinity wbere»be lias resided for greatly aided by a prompt remittance. best 25c Tea. Mra. Louis Bentley is spending Lhe many years. The celebrated W. G. j. Tea Those knowing themselves In arrears on week with Grand Rapids friends. Utbrwry Note*. . subscriptions are also asked to settle. at 50c. Mrs. Aille Rock, of Detroit, Is lhe guest New subscribers to Public Opinion are The best 5c Crackers. Hereisagood one from an exchange: of hpr sister Mrs. D. S. Goodyear. offered tbe oppoiluntty to get two excellent Pure Buckwheat Fleur. periodical* for Hie price of one. That is "The tsdy (?) who yesterday called the In fact every thing-can’t tell you attentim of another to our patched t/Mra. L. C. Beadle Is visiting her daugh­ to say, each new i-ubserlber to Public ter Mrs. A. 0. Brown, of Chicago, Opinion, by paj Ing merely the regular sub­ all—coipe and see for yourself. breechra at which they both laughed so ! „ . , j beartll;, ts informed that a new pair will Fred Fbher’ of Graad '’Pent scription price (S2.5t») may receive In ad­ dition his choice jof a year’s subscription to one of the foliowilng monthlies; McClure's be Duchascd- when ber husband’s sub- Xmas with Miss Harnette Beadle. Mbs Armstrong, of Grand Rapids, has Magazine, Cosmopolitan Magazine. Mun­ Borlpthi) bill Is settled. It has been due sey’s Magazine. Ladles Home Journal. been lhe g^est of Miss Ruth Handy. nearly a year. Godey’s Magazine. Or the subscriber may Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eldred, of Kala­ if he prefers, have Instead of one of these Emnanacl Sunday School had a Xmas magazines a eopy of the McCluro "Lite of tree 1: the Parish House Friday evening. mazoo, has been visiting at A. Black’s. Napoleon.” written by Miss Tarbell aud T|y best music—the laughter of an Innoeesxt Il wa* prettily decorated with candles and ^Mr. and Mrs. Will Whipple returned to beautifully bound nud iilnstrated, the best The'best telegraphtag—Cashing a ray oCxtm- the isual Xmas tree paraphernalia. their home In Centerville Monday morn- popular history of Napoleon published. shine Into n gloomy heart. This offer Is an (uncommonly liberal one. Santa Claus was present and peddl d Ing. The iient biography—lhe life which writes If you do not know what Public Opinion out cates and candies to the Joy of the 1’ •hariiy in the hirgesit letters. W. A. McCormick and family, of Grand is, send your naine on a cord to the Public nf music miiob, and anr! Rapids, are visiting at P. T. McLaughThe best protection for your younjer ones. A A nrmxrnm program of Opinion Compaijy, 13 Astor Place. New York City, and Receive a sample copy; or |llrt. home—a policy in that honest old recitrtkms was also given. call at tbis office for information. -company, the ^Glen’s Falls” whose Tl? insurance adjustors have been in tie Mrs. Will Oloer aud daughgr Mias representative is city he past week, settling the losee'i xMomraa Cirib. Helena Bauauer aru In Kolomuoo Ibis ed b the fare In the Nevins block, J. EDMUND BARRELL, The club m< t {Friday and listened to an AU week. the isses have been settled but the one <m interesting program. Responses appro­ ” Over UabtingbOlty Bank. j Mrs. Willis T. Goodwin, of Alameda. priate to Christmas were given at roll calk the uHding. Mr. Stowell’s friends will California, Is visiting her aunts the Misses Au admirable piper on "The Bible in lhe be v«d to learn that he experts to reopen World’s Music, {Literature and Art” was Wolf. nex week and will close out his damaged ' ri‘ad by Mrs. Jennie L. Cox. This was . Miss Winifred Upjohn, ot Kalamazoo, followed by an enjoyable reading on goovs as soon ns possible, and then re- CIK^ULgTION • ; has been visiting relatives and friends iu Christmas by Mys. Annie Powers. Miss stoa with an entirely new line. Anna Wolf reviewed the New Cycle. Tbe I the city. dinner w» was servea served uj to uie the younger younger 11 , -----------------------1---- —- — ]! nZ uiuucr . program closed with a paper on "Do We Hereafter, changes for Advertisements ; ponoti of the M. E. Sunday School in the | Mr *nd Mrs* c<x:br»u^ of SI. Johns, Make Chrlsima^ a Burden?” by Mrs. Phila must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to ’ pants of the church Tuesday upon and i ^Ull,x with tbelr daughter Mr • J. Lowry. Actios was taken concerning the insure insertion in the issue of the week j tiioafternoon was passed with games un- j ■club’s co-operating with the Woman’s De­ I,urre11partment of thd Farmers Institute to be wheu brought. dertbe supervision ot Mrs. Botuni and । Miss Mary Upjohn will attend the Ake­ held here in a fcw weeks, . and the presi­ • The melancholy <Jm>s eave come dent appointed {Mrs. Hoyt. Mrs. VanAr, 01 hrs. Iu the evening the other half of j hiy Institute nt Grand Haven, leaving for The saddest tu the y ear । man anu ami Mrs. .Hates ‘jares as rue the cornu committee to When man must silanra keep ’ tfcnehftol met at half past seven, and u : next week. And live in constant tear.'' ' i make all ueccsskiy srrangemeuis. t plaint time passed with charades, music j *Hai ry — E. (lark, of tbe Grand Itapids I _ r Yesterday ushered in another leap year. mi recitations, i ice cream and eakp,coffet* Democrat, spent Sunday with Mws L. ; |T>r, Price’s ; Powder (•rv* ccri'nH . I..... ....• . A fine line ot picture frames cheap Rt an fyledcakeB were served. Jean McLaughlin. World’s Fair Diploma. the ChriMuHs studio. in exchange gives the following advice*. ; Mrs. Albert Stanley,' of Hastings, .U VrunTm wiMhincr li.ttoru tr> AH trimmed hats at Ja' .off at Miss Fcsops wishing tlwUr their letters to go Ihrnn-»l. through 1 visittug her daugbier Mrs. W. A. Yaung. butter, IS to u.' Feigbners, through Jauur.cy only. th mails in a hurry should always write Bdlcvuc Gaacttc. Corti per bu., 3». -I lta,te -or “iHMtetorC ibe to«-r i v^1M Gerlrude slobWn, left fur Ohlo_ Tbe shortest davs of the year are passed and the days will soon begin to lengthen tol M0J comer of tbe envelope. Theo TuaMltJ. Pt utoes per du], 15 to 30 •evrybody connected with tbe postal Mnu K T F at both ends. Rye per bn., 33. sevlcejumps around lively. The stage; .. „ * Tallow per lb.. 4 Sunday was the banner lay in lhe history 4™ whip. bl. boro®, into, bri.k tn)J Oats per Du.. 16 to 20. Honor. Ctom.-nt. of Pool.HI., N. Wheat, red per|bu.,te. eftheM.E. Sunday Scliool, there being Ibpo.tma.terdum. . jig .ml tb. |to .UilUng her ntero Mr.. J. A V.nWheat, white per bm 69. 305 in attendance. Hay per too, 7 to ia clrk pufhe. forward .nd tells tboondoeer | An”“n *“d '*‘et Port dressed, i oo Tbe Bastings Engine and Iron Works { t<pull the throttle open and let ber go. Hr. Chas. A. Williams and wife, of I pay eash for all kinds of old iron, bring it 1 to LOO. I Ebe Cbrlatmu c-.erci.es In tbe Pre.by-. <!c“”d R”llid“' hte ia now while sleighing is good. Crian ebureh were ven novel and atNe» Year. In thia elty. Dried apples. X ’ Faraier<1, -If you desire to have your I *—* ve.. Dr. Suleeba fitted up a boat Mt- an<J Mra- w- A- Hall accompanied Buckwheat flour. 2.00 xtcti _ _ _____ _ Jlh dth mast aud sail and decorated it with Mr- anri Mre- Frank Hortou. returned barber sb»*p under tbe Chy bank. -tirlstmas gifts with artistic bemty and I 1,0 Depot, Ohio Saturday. Found—.A K. of P. watch charm. Owner rfect. After exhibiting bl. excellent j Mre, j. M. NeTlns returnpd week । Mrs, J. M. Nevins returned last week «an have same by calling at this office, iereoptican views of Palestine tbe sheet ; frota West Bay City where she has been proving propertv and paying for this notloe. as suddenly withdrawn and tbe boat visiting her daughter Mrs. Thomas Camp­ "Whenever you want to have certain nebed forward on rollers to tbe song, bell. •fficera of ehe Agricultural society elected, ■Pull for the Slwre Brothers.” Tub Modern Dkugoibt. rises ^pL Ho,de®’ Pror- Meailjr, Mtes Flora just get tbeJJounial tooppase them.” Selalu burch was crowded and the exercises W. K. COOK. Lacal Editor. Now and Through The Holiday Season flams & Van Urman BEST THINGS.” LOCAL NEWS. This week, 86 quire ( FOR so DAYS ONLY. We will seH out 1-4 of our entire stock E of : : : : * Potato Shovels. > Cook Stoves, Tinware. Heating Stoves, , Gasoline Stoves, ; Holloware, Coal Stoves, i ou Stoves ■ and Ranges, Everything in stock at Wringers, Washing Machines, OFF Sissors and Shears, for 20 days. Come while . M Table Cutlery, stock is complete and get J Pocket Cutlery. i AU sales Granite Ware, j first choice. Nickle Plated Tea and Coffee: ..STRICTLY CASH.... ' Pots. HUFFMAN BROS. fl Harry New Yerr ! With the coming in of the new year aUow ur to express our sincere thanks and due appreciation, for the patronage of so many of our friends during, the past year. We know that to expect a continuance of your . trade, and make it an inducement for you toj look £ upon our house as headquarters, we must do all in our power to merit your confidence. It wiD be our pleasure to work with that aim in view. Wishing you a happy and prosperous new year I am, Yours very truly. L. E. Stauffer (WINTER (GOODS... to.__________________________ _______ ■ ’■ kwreiwi’i w. H. eooduear. The .z Dr. AUoeKIrk is now permanently nod eonveniretiy located at Ford’s Hotek Thoee de string to consult her can go to tbe south side trance, on Main Street. Seth White, of Irving, was arrested last week for stealing chickens from Samuel Johnson, He was taken twfore Justice Cobb, at Middleville, who sent him to •board at hotel-de McKevllt {or 90 days in default fine. Sbtault of at his hl, ’<ne. The total mwber or nun-lap, licenses issued by Oerety Clerk Hotter Ulis year Beadle, and Mrs. Waiter Iwampman at| tended the State Teachers Association at A special train from Kalamazoo TuesLansing last week. •ny night brought over forty or fifty mem j 1 J. W. O’Brien, of Grand Haven.Jas. W. •era of the Royal Ajcanum who-helped . -­ be hame lodge prodc the goat for eleven Brioe, of Detroit, D. W. Redfield, of Chiivw members who were initiated. A ban- cago and G. W. Russell, of Kalamazoo, juet serveu at ar the tne Hastings uasniigs House uouse।j have been v©ru «i cis tbe past week setjuet WBS was served In ujd the city ifterwards and a'fine time passed until. tHngthe fire Jesses, nearly hour In tbe morning. Among, joho camptaell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank b« member, preeent from ohn Ollo 1 t-Jr-off Mr kf w. lnd nn.t H 88 „. wu jIwtvv. All,., aO rere H. E. Congdon. Geo. W. Young. 8.1 ,ln<s yr ,lld Mrs Ch„ McQuere Mr w. Sorter, C. E. Brownsou, S. L. Long-' ,nd M„ 8,m„| c.ropt>1.|i. Cho (ib­ Hjcb enjoyed. ises 224. TH, 13 0 falling off from last j. Dr. Youngs. W. H. Klnllck. W. 8 year co UM were issaed. In 4W3 Ibe total MeKnlght. J. DeVInor. Ed Vroegindewey. ■amber was IM; in 1893. lhe same num-1. A. Daniela, Scott Bollinger, L. E. berjs this year eras issued, 2K. Downey, S. Jackery, M). W. Phllllppy, Water consawtors take notice. Water P«rson, H. C. Tanis, A. G. Childf, rente for the en-wing six months, are dqe * VanHalst, G. H. Raynor, W. A. Woocand payable to th. Clerk of the Water & Cat Herman, P. B. Eppeldom, Franz Board upon the first day of January. 1896. Mats, W. S. Foster, J. P.'VauBocbroe, iti order of Committee, ?*■ Hy»an. L C. Field, P. H. Loeffie:, H. G. Haybs, Clerk. F- R BidwelL Mite Beadle. oar«ranl, «±ool cornmli- The followlBK Item clipped from Ike xtoaer, wrolved a droerred eompRment at *>(Colorado) Herold ot Dm. LurolDC let tecekiv beloc elected .eert- W. eoaoenHna Mr. Jamee B. Foote, wk> ter, or tee Slate want, ocbool eommlr«• »'"■ »"> FfU known toaun, it otoneroiMOelatlon^ wa. aloo «.de ,dieeadlertettler<ofna»tln(!:MberMtheeatatteeeoauallteo-ot U>e “TU «r, .tarUUw new. at the oudd.n Towebers Amoetetioa. de<ah James B. Foote was ci Deo tat al early tkta morning and proved upon taRff—W8 Wwifwaawit Rank Ufbts wbe only too true, fie bed <f Pythias elected tbe following offleen for In hett|h yeaterday aid hurt night fora while the report codd hardly be credited. He was found dead tn bis bed at S.SO this morning He te8w. aud Tveas,—E. G. Holbrook cupied an upstairs room. When bls Wife Medical Examiner—Dr. C. H. Barber went lo call him at 5:30 for breakfast he Hood's Caie<Ma> for 189fi is out and ft it did not answer. She went into hta rows to her horror found him dead v bat CMekiy admired. Many pronounce “tbe and ' ' ■* “ “* *ihe “ haadBOOMat yet.” it constate of tbe bead tody still warm. Dr. Allen was sumunnofabmwttml yow»g womaa in an oval ed, but could do nothing. He pronounced The the cause to be cerebral wppoplexy. Mr. gre printed In har-Foot^ was 52 years old last September and long been a resident of Boulder and x Tbe remarkable . w■ «„ .B - Jder county. He leaves a wife and of Bond's Calendar, ।million aftVua a few years ago to four eMJdrea. three daughter* and one Tteeldenb—Sylteater Oreoael. teen milBac* for 1896 Is owiy par-son. TM time of the funeral Las no. yet f the woodcBful advance In favor been Mt as It Is desired to bear frfrn a i Saraapwii^, which ia now the brother in Minnesota. One of tbe damtaten ifiBgr prominently hi Sadie, ta la Iowa and tbe too will wfot to attend tbe funeral.” bell. Mrs. Fannie PnUC. ot Tbornapple, ,„d Mr. Mr and ud Mn. M„ McNaughton, MeNaughlou of ot CoopCoopand ervllle, formed part of a company of thirty who dined at W. F. Hicks on Xmas day. Sunday Be,. 4. H. Ronton closed hlo work ot the &L B. church with three oeiwlces nnd the utmost capacity ot the church wm taxed nt allot them. It wm eotlmoted nboutSM were preoent In tbe evening. Mr. Bunton spoke from the place usually occupied by tbe choir thna being able to be heard by those In the lecture room as well. Despite tbe busy tlme^t lhe year, and the unfavorable mum lows i! unr Bargains in im ui ra mon 50 cents in trade given with every $5 purchase the 19, 20, 21, 28 and 24. Finest Line or rertumBS in tne 6itii. w-other tbe meetings have been largely attended and excellent results obtained R-v. Ran too left for Jackson Monday, where be expects to be about tour weeks. Be wm followed by a hearty -God-speed” from his many BMtlngs friends. Married, at tbe home of the bride s par­ ents at Enterprise, Oregon, December 11, Frank A. Clark, editor of tbe Walloway Cbtottoo. to, Mbs Belen Zareber. Tbe above bare notice doesn’t convey all tbe facta. Mr. Clsrtt Is a former Ithaca boy, aon of James Clarke, end for tbe pMt three years bu been engaged In newspaper work In Enterprise. HU many friends In tbe county will Join with tbe Tribune in wishing tbe happy couple a long and pros­ perous Journey through life.-Ilham Jour­ nal. Mr. Clarke to also a former Hastings boy. a graduate ot our schools, and has many friends In this city who offer eoo,gratulatlons and wishes for a long and happy future. Sterling Silver, Cut G s s, «"> China At a special price for that day. Call and look my stock over... To close out our large line of Overcoats and Ulsters we will sell an $ 8 Over Coat 10 “ 12 “ 15 • “ 16 “ “ 18 6 Ulster 8 10 12 18 for $ 7. 8. 10. 12. 12.50. 14. iJ 5. “ “ “ » “ 7. 10. We have an immense stock of lined working Gloves and Mittens which we will close out at, •t /< * n �BOND BILL PASSED. PHEASANT-FARMING A N«w Jerw Farm Where the Birds Are Raised. r Are supplied lo Mparttos ClabS Throughout th® Vs.ited State® Close to lhe small town of Mahwnh, N. J., an Englishman. Verner de Guise, has for tbe lust live years been engaged In pheasant forming, and has made of It a decided success. The introduction of birds or animals of one country into another has not been a blessing to the new country. The English sparrow is not looked upon as an unalloyed bless­ ing by' tbe people of this continent. Australia and New Zealand have spent millions in trying to exterminate the Imported rabbit. A sugar planter m tbe island of Jamaica a few years ago hnported the mongoose to kill the rata that played havoc in the sugar cane fields. The rut bad a mischievous way of going from cane to cane, nibbling them, and as soon as the cane dropped It would run away frightened. The cane was then useless to the planter. The mongoose found that it was much easier for him to make a living ou the fowls, tarkeys, geese and. in fact, all ground game of the island than it was to hunt the rats. He therefore took up the easier role of life. The conse­ quence of this has been that whereas the supply of fowl flesh was a cheap •ommodity in Jamaica, it bas so risen in value that it now commands so high a price chut only the rich can have at their tables what was formerly the food of the poor. The introduction of the pheasant. It is hoped, however, will prow an ex­ ception —*y***1s' * to the rule. And from all np. riuices this thia will certinly be the case.; neanuices c de Guise ha* some 50 acres inclosed j with wire netting, and has already. raised thousands of birds. He finds tho j climate 'agrees with them excellently, The bird that Mr. de Guiac is raising is j the common English pheasant. The cock pheasant ‘is long tailed, with a < plumage that is made up of every color. I To the: uninitiated shooter it would I ment the easiest thing in the world to I •*grass" one of these birds. Rutn flying , rocketer ns he makes his way upward ‘ between the boughs *>f a tree in 'it wood j or copse is by no means an easy bird to . hit. The female is a dingy bird in’ ■pluumgv as compared with her mute, • aud few ever think of shooting at her. [ Jhr is wanted to lay the egg* for the j next Reason, and a man in England who . brings dowu one of these birds is not; likely to get an invitation to shoot the coverts the following year. The introduction of these birds, at least among the large preserws that arc nriw being formed in New iork atate, and in fact in other states, is a matter of considerable interest. T he ruffled grouse is becoming almost ex­ tinct. and will *oon be classed with the passenger pigeon. Men who hare large tracts of land where they want to go shooting in the autumn find that their Investments are almost worthless. They are putting in English pheasants. From Maine to the Delaware there ■ uo finer country for the arclima-* this bird. The scrub oak e bbd & magnificent scratching, Aurin* the day, and wherever j underb-uah they are sure to do ■’or a rootting place the i copses ids canuct be surpassed. In this bir<f the best way is to ie eggs a\d place them under bens kept open grass fields, * confined , ih coops while the are allowed t« wander about, will always run to shdter u..der fester mother;when a hawk ap-«s. The food for Hie young, ©nea ould be common boiled grain, biscuit, □d if possible the eggs of the common •nt. Nothing thrives them better than d»at. When able to look after them­ selves they should be turned out in the coverts. They must be fed morning and evening, but they will soon be able to pick up enough provender for them•dves. That is about the month of Jone, the young haring been hatched in tbe later weeks of March. The apparently tame fowl soon he­ roines as game a bird as a man wants to shoot. Should the owner of the estate walk through his woodlands, he will see the so-called tame bird running a* rapidly r.* any rabbit or hare, or whir­ ring aw jy on the wing at his approch. The hir»J ia a home-stayer, as a rule, but, ■pcakiag from the English point of view, there is no finer bird that rises out of cm old hazel hedge than a cock pheasant who has gone out to forage in lands where he has no right to be. As the setter tumbles into one of those! great big hedges ten yards wide, made of hazel bush and old hawthorn, that have stood there for centuries, looking only for the rabbit or the hare, and Bends one of these great birds, just a DBM of beautiful color, whirring arroa the autumn stubble field of an Knglish landscape, one feels almost sorry that he has dropped in the fal­ low*. The bird roosts always on the lower boughs of trees, and this is taken advantage of by poachers, who wfll kill either cock or hen, shooting them as I Aey ait. These are the men who do the : gaeatest harm. At present Mt. de hua litUe trouble with them. He has had a large u-iimber of •vderv already from owners of estates aad sporting clubs, aad has orders* to •PP1/ *nd birds not only in this state, but even as far north as Canada aad as flor south as Georgia. Bafore kmg tbe bird will be much wrtwanoE than he is nowaday*, but “ " * ixury, as In his naTribune. C Washington, Dec. 3O.-?Tter the read­ ing of the journal Saturday the discus­ sion of the bond bill wts resumed in the house, the discussion to close at three o'clock. At three o’clock the debate ended, and Mr. Johawn (rep, C«L) dmandad a division ot the bill, and the vote was taken by yeaa and nays upon the possage of the first section, authorising lhe sale of three per cent;coin bonds. The measure wb. d'scusred at conMd.-raW<- length by .Mesara. Braaiua (rep.. Pal). Parker (rep, N. J.).hCwnon (rep. 111.). Connolly (rep-. IU.) In favor of the bill, and Messra. McUurin (dem, B. C.). Bartlett (dem.. 5. X ). Crisp (detu, Oa.). and >,there in oppoeltion. The vote on the passage of the first section of the bill authorising the issue of bonds was: Yeas, 169; nays, 126The second section wur agreed to without a dlvisioh and the bill de­ clared to be passed. [The bill, as paiwed. amends the resump­ tion act so as to permit the issue of three per cent, coin bonds redeemable after five years at the pleasure of the government aad payable Ln IS year*, with the spline proviso that nothing tn the blllisbaU be construed to repeal the act of 1878 for the reissue of greenbacks, and that the bonds shall first be offered for subscription at the subtreasurles nnd dei»osKorles of tne United States. The second section of the biHl provides for the Issue af three-year three per cent, debt certificates of de­ nominations of and multiples'‘hereof in amounts not exceeding JuO.OOO.OOO to meet temporary de*iclenc.les.] Following is a list of the republicans who vqted against the bond section of the bill: Aitken, Beach. Brtrrall. Curtis (Kan), Doolittle. Graff. Hermann Johnson (Cal.). Ltnney. Marsh. McGarblan. Flckler, Settle. Scrovor. Wilson (Idaho), Baker (N. H.), Itowera. <Ma), Dunford, Eddy, Harris. Hilburn,. Kerr. utimoru, ]X>ng. McCall (Tenn), Miller (Kan.hb.owhu.ds Prince. (w}'t Sfi^Tiartmun. Hyde. Kirkpatrick, Lou J' MvClure. Mor.dell. Pearson, Reeve*, shufortl. Walker (Vn.). Mr. Dingley, chairman of the comcomnjjttee on ways and means, stated that u general understanding hud hurl been had * 1 • no l... ■> ■.. nek, would 111/I be transi,y. which business r.cted next week. Three-day adjourn­ n^nts would be taken, and businessrestiiitcd cm Monday, January 6. Under arrangement, he moved that when house adjourn Saturday it be to ’j'uesday next. Agreed to. Wnshhigton.Dcc.30— Senator Mitch(Ore.) will today present to the ^ate the list of committee assignraPnts_ The chairmen are all repub­ |irans ^th the exception of those of following committees: 4 Contingent expenses of the senate. Joaes (pop): engrossed bills. Cockrell; tu»«n.); private land claims, Harris (dem.); minrs und mining, Stewart (pop.); revo­ lutionary claims, Pugh (dem.); expendi­ tures of executive departments. Butler (pop.); epidemic diseases. Vest (dem.); ,io examine branches ot civil service, Peffer4p<k>.); to investigate Potomac river front at Washington. George (dem,);Nica­ ragua canal and Nicaragua claims. Mor­ gan (dem.); woman suffrage. Call (dem.); five clviligrfd Indian tribe*. Gray (dem.); transportation and sale of meat products, Blackburn (dem.); to establish university of the United States. Kyle (pop); forest reservations and protection of game, Al­ len (pop.)/ Following are the republican chair­ men: Appropriations. Allison; fimuics, Mor­ rill; foreign relations. Shermar,; judiciary, Hoar; commerce, Frye; interstate com­ merce. Cullom; military affairs, Haw­ ley: naval affairs. Camenxi; rules, Aldrich; privileges, und elections, Mitchell; publu; buildings and grounds. Quay; public lands. Dubois; Indian affairs. Pettigrew;, claims, Teller; coast defense, Squire; census. Chandler; District of Co­ lumbia, McMillan; education and labor. Shouj; enrolled bills. S®well; territories, Davis; Pacific railroads. Gear; patents. Piatt; pension*. Galllnger; post offices and post reads. Wolcott; agriculture and for­ estry, Proctor; printing. Hale; library, Hnnsbrough: manufacture*, Wetmore; fisheries, Parkins: civil service. Pritchard; immigration, Ix>dge; improvement of MisBisslppl river. Nelson; Lrrlgatlen and re­ clamation of arid lands, Warren: rail­ roads, Clark; relations with Canada Car­ ter; revision of laws. Barrows; Indian depredations. Wilson; transportation, routes to the seaboard, McBride; inter­ national exposition; Thurston; geological survey. Elkins; national bank*. Mantle; to investigate trespass on Indian lands. Baker. A UNITED FRONT. Th re® itloiu Favorable to FIRESIDE FSHMttHlo —When the'Dutch destroyed all the ery ronis. cut up flue and boil one hour clove tree* on tbe Ternate inlands sev­ Id one pint of wuter. Flavor with « eral diseases never known .before in little piece of omont-mash «nd strain that region appeared aud became epi­ through a floe sieve. Beut together one demic. I tablespoonful of butter and two of —The pure white lotus is the uyai flour; and one quart of milk and boil flower of Siam and is always borne be­ all together ninutei Sene with erne- fore the king in state procession* For buff pint of whippet! cream ntkied at a subject to carry one or have one the last minute.—Chicago Kecorfl. carried before him is high treason —Fried Sweet Potatoes.—Stean) the —The colored people living in Berlin potatoes uutii they are tender. When held a festival in that city recently cool enough to handle per! and rKw which attracted many of the prominent lengthwise, or if large crosswise. In people of the capitaL One of the beat half-inch alicea. Have plenty of butter speakers made an address, as became a heating in u thick baking dish, or on good adopted eitixen. in eulogy of the the pancake griddle, and when hot German emperor. Negroes in the fa­ lay the slices in and try until they are therland have reason to be content with a‘delicate browin. turning them care­ their lot. They are said to be received fully and browning both side*. Send on an equality with whites, and are to the table hot.—Detroit Free Presa. eften called ’'brunettes.’’ —Maryland Spoou Corn Bread.—Put —The restriction that no member of one quart of milk on the fire in a double another feminine patriotic association boiler; when it comet to a boil stir! in may join the order of the Daughters four large kitchen teaspoon fuls of corn­ of the Cincinnati has been removed, and meal and cook five minutes—stirring nil the society’s doors arc now open to all the time. Remove from the fire and «tir eligible candidates. The membership once or twice as It cools. When cool now numbers 40, while many/papers of add three eggs well beaten with two new candidates are in course of exami­ tablesjAOonfuls flour, one tablespoouful nation. There is a long waiting list, butter, one pinch salt. Pour in a nnd the number of applications aver­ greased dish and bake 25 minutes. ages eight daily. Of iate many Balti­ Serve immediately with napkin around moreans have joined, indicating south­ dish.—Chicago Record. ern interest in the new organization. —Welsh Rarebit.—One pound grated —The nerves of warm-blooded ani­ cream cheese, one-half pint of rich mi|k. mals telegraph Information to their three tcaspoonfuls of flour blended with milk, one tesspoonful of made brains at the rate of about 150 feet per second. When anyone puts his hand mustard, one ten.*q>oonful of gratpd on hot iron he does not feel it until the sapsago; add cheese just before serv­ nerves have sent tbe message to the ing. Place the cheese and milk id a brain, and in the interval his hand has double boiler. When the cheese is been burned. It is thought that this melted add the flour,r stirring to keep from thickening In lumps Add mu#- would not be the case if the nerve mes­ tary and a dash of cayenne pepper. sage were transmitted with tbe inten­ Serve on rounds of toast or on heated sity and velocity of electricity ;trans­ mitted over a copper wire ton brain act­ plates.—Chicago Chronicle. ing with the promptness of a Leyden -Baking Bread and Biscuit.—The jar. proof of the bread und the biscuit lies —Food, to be properly digested, in the “baking of it.” A Utile expedi­ ence, however, will enable one to hare should be well and thoroughly cooked. JFhe process of cooking promotes cer­ tfec oven just right. When the bread is baked it should be turned out on a tain necessary chemical changes, and destroys a prolific source of disease. clean cloth or board, anti, each lofif should rest no that the air may circu­ Food und drink frequently contain late around it. When cold it shoiiid be poisons which the long-continued ap­ placed in a dry tin box or stone jar« Bw- plication of heat will render innocuous. cuita should be-eared for in the same The practice of recommending raw or way. unlesH it is desirous to eat them partially cooked meats is especially when fresh from the oven.—Lariks' bad. Such food is a heavy tax upon the digestive organs, and often acts as a Home Journal. carrier for tbe virus of infectious dis­ —Cracked Sandwiches.—A savory eases. sandwich is made from crisp unbaked, —The average foreigner’s ignorance unsweetened crackers, spread with .a paste made from three, tablcspconfuis of tbi Jgs American was brought home to a traveler in Madrid this summer, oi Roquefort cheese, a tablespoonfnl of butter and a teaspoonful of’parf- who was strolling through the streets ley cho[>j>t'd very fine. Serve with of that city in company with a Spanish a green salad, or lay each on a crisp gaitifniun of excellent education. The lettuce leaf before serving. Water­ two passed an inn on whose sign-board cresses mixed with th. yolks of hard- wer painted the words: “Casa Washing­ boiled eggs also nuke an appetizing ton.” The Spaniard pointed it out to mixture with which to make sand­ his companion. "Ah, we think so much wiches of brown bread. Season the oLyour Washington!*’ he said. "He paste with a little olive.oil, vinegar an|d was the greatest man of our country.” paprika. “Cut the bread for all sand­ The American at once felt the correct thrill of patriotic pride. "Yes," con­ wiches thin,” though not new. is ■fa ’ tinued the other, meditatively, "hia often forgotten injunction.—N. books on Spain are a delight, and his Evening Post. career here as minister made him to be NO JOY IN LEADVILLE. admired by all.” The American caught his breath, but wisely did not under­ take to disabuse his friend of the im­ pression that the greatest American There used to be a deal more *aricty was Washington Irving. and life in Leadville than there is now. In its early days every phase of human FIGHT WITH TWO LIONS. nature was represented here, and If there was any wickedness common to any other: section of the globe of which • Hunrry Beaat. this camp had no specimen some pub­ He saw, above the ledge and a little lic-spirited bad man would import n beyond, the ears and head of a lion as it supply, it was a lively mining ctimp in all that the term implies, and never sat watching the deer. Jake rose in his saddle to place a bullet, as he said, hid the light of its wickedness under a bushel. Nothing was hidden, neither midway between those ears, when a the saloons nor the gambling bouses power/ul lion leaped from behind a tree nor the worst places. The mon who on the ledge of rock above and, striking wanted to be bad need seek but lightly him in the chest .carried him off his horse, for an opportunity. As for the diver- headlong down the mountain, and his tisement ?f an impromptu duel to the horse ran wildly away. A moment later death, that was so easily obtained as to Jake waa lying on his back in the snow, quickly lose its charm. Everybody car­ his head up hill and the beast standing ried a "gun," and, soon or late, every­ over him with one paw planted firmly body used it with a fellow-being for a on bis chest, the other slightly lifted, and wagging its tail in delight, while target. Now this ia largely changed. Lead­ its hot breath was exhaled into Jake's ville Is not yet a prominent way station on the route to the better land, but is as peaceful as the average town of its size in or out of the mining region. Men here jwe too busy to attend to the affairs of I their neighbors; there does not seem to be an undue amount of drinking, and business goes on about as it does elsewhere. State street is still here, and those who knew it in other days may be interested in know­ ing that its sanitary condition from a moral standpoint is still bad and need­ ing fumigation and disinfection. An energetic and general conflagration along that thoroughfare would result in a purification of the moral and phys­ ical atmosphere. Still, I contend that Leadville is no worse than many other towns, and by comparison with some of them, aud especially with its former self, is a bright and shining light set upon *hill.i—-Louisville » Courier-Jour- Chicago, Dec. 30.—At <1 meeting in this city Sunday afternoon between representatives of lhe American Bi­ metallic league, the National Bimetal­ lic union and the national silver com­ mittee these oxganizations were ccnsolidated, the new organization being named. “The American Bimetallic Union.” The rew organization stands for bimetallism and will support the party declaring in its favor. In the event of non-support by either of the great parties, the union will put forth its own ticket ia the next campaign. Ratification by the executive commit­ tees of ths different organizations is all that is lacking to make the combination effective.. But two officers were decided upon— A. J. Warner for president, and Mr. E. xml. B. Light, secretary. The general head­ quarters will be at 134 Monroe street, and branch offices will be maintained in Washington and San Frar.eh.co, and other qualities, that of sarcasm. A good probably in other cities west and south. The united organization will press the story is told of a retort he made to the late Lord Bramwell, who, meeting him campaign of education along their lines with the utmost rigor in all parts of tbe on his way back to his room to take off his robes after reading prayers in the country, and Secretary Light rays if neither of the big parties taker up their cause they win have a party of their I kneel down it gives me palpitation of tha heart,” said Lord BrarawaB; “and Huntington, W. Va., Dec. 30.—Deputy United States tuaxshal* have beeis'run­ ning down men engaged '.n the manu­ facture of moonshine whisky in the tn- His first impulse was to hold down his chin tightly, to prevent bis throat be­ ing torn open, while he cautiously felt for his knife. He found the knife and as he drew it a slight grating sound caused the lion to rebound at his feet and as it did so it uttered a scream which Jake knew only gave him the chance of a moment It was a call for tbe other lion. Fearing to make a motion of escape or resistance he moved his hand back in the snow in search of his rifle, which had been lost in the fall. Bis fingertouched the stock. He cau­ tiously pulled it down by his side and still looking his captor straight in the eyes slowly turned the rifle till its xnunle faced the lion. The bullet passed through its heart and it sank on Jake’s feet. Before he could move from his helpless position the other lion bounced over the precipice and somewhat over­ leaping its mark lit in the anew and in­ stantly received a bullet in its brain. At Darlington recently a minister’s little daughter waa attending her first church service. 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HE THAT WORKS EASILY WO1 CES8FULLY.” ’TIB TERY of quiet, but baby nature t of emlur- feUC- i. I • . �Hasting' Banner Ira Margaret Warner, of High Bank, BaOteMaty, who is badly afflicted with rhJttatlsm, is wearing a handkerchief w.eh has been touched by Schlatter, the dint healer, of Denver, Uol. It was rent tier by a daughter who resides there.— Ittlc Creak Mo<m. Here Is Josh Billings’ weather .••nlgnt.’’ Thursday, Jah. 2, 1896. W. COOK. Local Bditor. BUSINESS CARDS. r ALICE KIRK, Pbtmcian and Surgeon. AU calls promptly attended day and night Office at Ford’s Hotel, south aide entrance. D E. BARRELL. W. W. POTTER. . BARRELL A POTTER, Attorneys at Law. Office over Hastings City Bank. Collections promptly attendi-d to, and general law business transacted. J w A. LAMPMAN, ’T . D. D, S. AB kinds of Dental work done carefully and promptly. Local Anesthesia, gaa or chloroform gtven. Office •ver llhln Smith’s Racket Store. kowvB a to vi and i to a. iey are about as sensible as many such Igna” and that our readers may receive e full benefit ot them they are given tn eir entirety: “If the muskrathouse is lilt thin, the summer will be warmer an lhe winter. If the muskrat’s house built thick tbe winter will be colder .an the summer, if the muskrat’s bouse neither particularly thick nor thin, then le winter weather will be cold anti the, iinmer weather warm.” DeWVt’s Little Karl} Risen. fur billou^ sere. Indigestion, oonsUpatiuu. A niHiipilla prompt cure. W. H. Goodyear Thunder Bay river I* clear or lev and the wataj ia a foot higher. One Minute Cough Cure is a popohir remedy tor croup. Safe fur children und adulte. W. H. Good yeah Work has started on the new Ann Ar­ bor shops recently burned al Owosm.. If buffering with plies, it will Inter™I you tu kiiow that DeWitt’s Witch I1mZ<I Salve will cure them. Tina tut divine Is a specific tor all cuuiplalnts of this character and It Instructions (which are simple) are carried <air, a cure will result We have tested this In numerous cast-s, and always with like results. It never faiin. W. H. Goodyeah. A telephone exchange Is to be rut into Casa Oity at once by a local company. } Tlieold saying “there Is no fool like the Tbe W. J. Moore telephone ia to be used. ; Id fool” was illustrated at Tecomseh last J. c. i.ampman, m. d. No excuse for sleepless nights when you Office with W. A. Lampman. calla promptly ■uek. A tnau had t»een divorced from his can procure One Minute Cough Cure. This s KuSiufrtS “,ler“ ’’h"°tw,i*n will relieve all annoyances, cure the most anew»red. -fiiar-ns™ special Attention given to titling l"Qor som<‘ radical cure. Tbe majority of cases can be ayliig on her again and thought he must severe cough and give you rest nnd strength. Can yon afford to do without it? ter; be proposed re-hurnkw her W*. H. Goodyear. - md she accepted him; be grew cold for a Evangelist Davidson has closed a series kirne bat got warm again when she sued ot.revival meetings at Pontiac, with an ^itlin for breach of promise, and he got red alleged record of 400 conversions. hot when last week she secured a judg­ Wife—Here’s an account of a man who ment for >500 against him. In the mean* shot himself rather than suffer the pangs of indigestion. Husband—IJte fool! Why p R. BISHOP. time he had married another lady. didn’t he take DeWitt’s Little Early Ris­ The WMhlogioo oorreepondeql ot tbe ers? 1 used to suffer as bad as he did be­ crocery. All busfneiu promptly attended u Chicago Record has the following to say fore I commenced taking these little pills. ■UlAnUou Kl.en u. eoY^Uo-u. .tpwhM, lbe mMl W. H. Goodyear. aw and collection office of L J. M. SMITH. Collection.' made in all parts of the sta-• Conveyancing a a|»ecialliy. Special pan। taken in drafting’contracts, chattel moi1 gages nnd wills. Woodland, Mic dward Taggart : Loyal E. Knapp* Arthur <*. Denison. TAGGART. KN A ITEN & DENISON. LAWYKiUS. Booms Sil 81“ Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,, Grand Rapid*, Michig. E ■ (AMES A. SWKEZEY, Attorney at law. Hastings. Mh. • Practices In all courts of the state. (1lections promptly attended to. A. SCRIBNER, M. I)., Physician and Surged, Delton, Mich. Office ‘.n residence, one block east of depo & C. H. BARBER • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or county responded to itt promptness, day or night a. H SHELDON, Abstract and Real Estate Offs. Abstract Block, Hastings. Money to loan on Real Estate Real »u*te Mid oa commission. General con»eya?ln,f. Having a complete set of Abstract BODKMVVptied from the Records, cau furnish ©ofp’ete abctracls. HILIP T. CO LG ROVE, Attorney at Law (Successor to Smith & Colgrove.) (Office in Union block, Hastings.j Practices In all the courts of the state. P . An. kenastox, 1 • Attorney at l-sw, ’ (OverJ.S. Goodvear A Co-’e store.) Practices In an courts ot the State. OoDecnw 1 promptly attended to. K. TI MMERMAN, Homapathkfhy . sician and Surgeon. Office over Roger s grocery store.) F LOCAL NEWS. aKCULdTION • Tais week, 86 qui'»s. Hereafter, changes for advertisecnta must reach this office Tuesdays at last to insure insertion In the issue of the reek when brought. Rheumatism is caused by lactic acid i the blood. Hood’s Sirsaparllla neutralize this acid and cures rheumatism. Jackson has about 200 lady vio lints. prominent among the new senators Is Julius Ctesar Burrows of Michigan. He ha*, served many terms In Congress, where be distinguished himself, and his knowledge of parliamentary law is not excelled by the present speaker himself. Mr. Burrows Is an aristocratic-looking man, with a face that bears a marked resem­ blance to the portraits of General Grant. In manner he la cordial and easy and Ns genial spirits are calculated to win him the warmest oMrleuds. Two young ladies recently\ame to the Battle Creek college -from different parts of the country, and aroused considerable comment on the more than striking resem­ blance they bore to each other. They be­ came acquainted and one of them remark­ ed her name used to be Tucker, and Lhe olhar exclaimed that used to be hers also, and upon Investigation the fact was made known that they were twin bisters. Tbelr mother bad died when they were infants and they had been adopted by different people, and assn med the name of the fami­ ly they lived with. They were overjoyed at the discovery. Such an incident as this occurs sometimes in story liooks but is rardr observed In every day life. •‘But evil Is wrought by want of thought As well as want of heart. By want of thought mothers allow daughters to become frail and puny. Overftudy in girls induces uterine disord­ ers and weaknesses, and blights their future happiness as wives and mothers. Joined to proper hygienic care. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is a prlceless remedy In such ailments, its value becoming even more apparent every year. Using it. the wan debilitated school girl gains color, flesh and spirits, loosing those deathly headaches, tormenting backache?, languor, dejection and other symptoms of functional irregularities, atul narvoaa debility. It never harms the most deli­ cate girl. Robertsdale, Huntington Co.. Pa. World’s-Dispensary Medical Association: Gentlemen—I cannot sufficiently ex­ press to you my gratitude for the benefit your medicine has conferred upon my daughter. Of late she has suffered no pain whatever. It I? simply marvelous. You have Just rea>on to call it “Yeur FavorUe Prescription” and to take your reputation as a physician on it. A favor­ ite Prescription It is, indeed, to you and to thousands in this land, and I believe will be to suffering women the world over. Yours gratefully, Thomas Thlrlwell. There is now a stage line betwee Lake Odessa and ionla. Fanners near White Rock, evidently thinking this is April, have been plowing. This is the latest plowing on record there. Coughing irritates the delicate organs and aggravates tbe disease. Instead of waiting try One Minute Cough Cure. It helps at once, making expectoration easy, reduces the boreness and Inflammation. Every one likes it. W. H. Goodykail Mills along the river In the region of Alma have shut down owing to high water for tbe first time in two years. Alma cel­ lars are flooded with water. One Minute Cough Cure Is rightly nam­ ed. It affords instant relief from suffering when afflicted with a severe cough or cold. It acts on tbe throat, bronchia! tubes, and lungs and never fails lo give immediate re­ lief. । W. H. Goodyear. Foreign students at Ann Arbor are at­ tracting little attention this year, but the university has a freshman named Nathan­ iel Jiblets of Podunk, Mich. Piles of people have piles, but DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve will cute them. When promptly applied it cures scalds and burns without the slightest pain. W. H. Goody bar. Mnrtvloufl ReaulfB. From a letter written by Rev. J. Gund­ erman of Dimondale, Mich., we are per­ mitted |o make this extract: I have no limitation in recommending Dr. King’s New Discovery, as the results were almost marvelous in lhe case of my wife. While 1 was pastor of the Baptist Church at Rives Junction she was brought down with Pneumonia succeeding Iji Grippe. Terri­ ble paroxysms of coughing would last hours with little interruption and It seem­ ed as If she could not survive them. A friend recommeded Dr. Kings New Discov­ er) ; it was quifk In its work und highly satisfactory inTesults.” Trial bottle free at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. Regu­ lar size 50c. and 81.00. Three Muskegon men, A. V. Mann, J. W. Moon and R. K. Mann, have Jost pur­ chased iftiovu acres of pine land hi Ar­ kansas, making 100,000 acres now held by them._____________ Klsctrlc Bittern. Electric Bitters to a medicine suited for nny season, but perhaps more generally needed, when the languid exhausted feel­ ing prevails, when tbe liver is torpid and sluggish and the need ot n tonic and alterative is felt. A prompt use of this medicine has often averted long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers. No medicine will act more surely in counteracting and freeing the system from the malarial poison Headache, Indigestion. Constipation, Diz­ ziness yield to Electric Bitters. 50c. and 81.00 per bottle at W. H. Good: ear’s Mod­ ern Drug Store. Asthma cured by newly discovered The various log jams In tbe Sagi­ treatment. Pamphlet, testimonials and by high waler An Albion lady has a dhhpxn wbh she references free. Address World’s Dis­ naw river causer! and weak booms are being rapidly broken pensary Medical Association, Buffalo. has used constantly for forty years. and as the water Is receding all danger to A total of 520*fowls were exhibed at bridges Is past There is a project on foot to connect the Concord Poultry Club show reertly. Backlento Arnica Salve Hillman, Montmorency county, with Lew­ The best salve In the world far cuts, Several A big vein of natural gas was stick at iston and Alpena by railroad. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever Manistee last week while drllig for prominent caplalistfl are Interested. sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, slate. corns, and all skin irruptions, and posi­ If tbe Baby la Cutting Teeth. Be sure sud use that old and well tried tively cure piles or no pay required. It It is said tire Kalamazoo river eached is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction the highest point In its history a Gales­ remedy. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup or money refunded. Price 25 cents per for children teething. It sooths the child, burg last week. box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the softens the gums, allays all pain, cures Editor Reed, of the Allegnu Gatte.who wind colic and is the best remedy for drugfHst.________________ diarrhoea. Twpnty-flve cents a bottle. A Chicago timt>er buyer sa>s theie s was arrested for sending otoen« matter more maple standing In Michigan to-day through tbe mails will be tried b the U. Alan Reed, a Battle Cieek U-year-o’d then there ever was pine, and that It S. court, to be held al Grand Rapids, who disappeared Ikst Auguet, has returned would bring more money. It cut, than pine home. He says ho has been , living In ever did.__________ March 3. north Michigan lumber camps. The old High School buildingst Alle­ gan which burned recently wi an old land mark which was built in 150, and was known as the Pine Grove seminary being used as a ladies school. When she was a Cbfld, she cried for Caatorfa. & ■. A woman recently got dlvorceat Grand Rapids, because the man she ha married Wkcn she had Children, she rave thorn Castorla. told her be was a bacheilor, amto going home with bin after the cerenny found a tally of five children awaitir ber. Several venturesome spirits in Luding­ At an autospy held ou the itnalns of ton are making arrangements to go to Akaska in the spring to get a fortune out Ira Warner who died at Woodlrf recent­ of tbe placer mines on lhe Yukon. ly, it was found his death was Mused by Is it “overwork” that has filled this an enormous blood clot in bis lek which antry with nervous dyspeptics?—that was due to a sprain from 11 falbe took on 8s this flesh off tlielr bones, the vitali­ hie bicj tle some time ago. ty from their blood, and makes them President Fitch, of Waylanchas a big feeble, emaciated and inefficient’.’ No. It is bad cooking, over eaflng of Indigesti­ dog, of the Groat Dane species He is a ble stuff, and other health destroying terror to all the canines in t>- neighbor­ habits. Tbe remedy * is an artificially digested hood. He finds amusement in killing food such as tbe Shaker Digestive Cordial. chickens, and was recently darted kill­ Instead of irritating the already inflamed ing a neighbor’s bog. Since ten he has stomach the Cordisj givee it a chance to mt by nourishing the qstetn Itself and worn a muzzle. So digesting other food taken with it A yeeng lady visiting st Mr was In flesh and strength relarn. la ’ not tbe such a hurry to get to tbe deyt that she idea rational? The Cordial is palatable No money fell down stairs and was dangv-usly hurt. and relieves immediately, A ie cent While she was lingering betwmi life and risked to decide on its value, death a minister, solicitous k her soul, trial bottle does that Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Is this; if you are troubled with Catarrh, Cold in Head, Hay Fever, go to the drug­ gist named below and get a bottle of Cen­ turyCatarrh Cure, No danger of being humbugged. Belief in five minutes and a positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. Mrs. John Sodln and two da"ughicrs of Muskegon were thrown out of thek buggy by a runaway horse. Tbe mother will die and one of the daughters Is seriously injured. ___________________ Beware of Ointrarnb for Catarrh that Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy tbe sense of small and completely derange the whole systewi when entering it through tbe mucous surtaoes. Snch articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physlelsn*. as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good yon can possibly derive from them; Ball’s Catarrh AXMCOO, v., Kiuuiiin uu lucrxKirj. iuia iaternally. acting dlrretly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sjstem. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure you Laxol is tbe best medicine for chlldien. tea. It to taken in*----- ------- * Dorters recommend is In place of Castor ledx Ohio, by F. J (ML OSTRICH WAN.uu >mb There was a perform;. «• iu tbe **• trichdepartxneutof tbesymlicateshows the other day. says the Tucson (A. T.) Star, which had not been advertised. It took the place of the strong-man fea­ ture which was advertised but didn’t come off. Sanunie Hughes was stand­ ing near the ostrich conservatory mak­ ing a scientific study of the birds and smoking a freshly-lighted ten-cent cigar. An ostrich suddenly lengthened his neck about a foot and removed ihe cigar from Mr. Hughes’ mouth und swallowed it, fire und all. The length of an ostrich’s neck furnishes a wonder­ ful opportunity for a lighted cigar, and jt burned every inch of the way to the prompting of bis indiscriminate appe­ tite. A gentleman connected with the show in the capacity of chambermaid for the ostriches saw the cigar disap­ pear within the bird’s bill. He accused Mr. Hughes of having made a voluntary contribution aud uttered language which was neither moral nor polite, showing ihat the spiritual training of this great educational menagerie is not what it is cracked up to be. He threat­ ened to eject Mr.Hughes from the prem­ ises. Mr. Hughes tried to explain that he was the chief loser by the transac­ tion nnd that the whole thing was an affair between himself and the ostrich. Deputy United States Marshal Ezekiel also began to say that the ostrich had brought the trouble on himself. The showman pushed Mr. Ezekiel aside, nnd the officer 4-as compelled to exhibit his gun ns his badge of authority. In the meantime the cigar had been extlnlhii"hed in the bird’s gizzard, and he seemed to have forgotten the episode of the cigar and was looking longingly nt on empty soda-water bottle which lay on the ground just out of reach. TRICKS IN HIGH DIVING. Experts bo Not Ran as Many Risks as “What bothers most people who think anything about the subject,” said Kear­ ney P. Speedy, a high diver, who, ac­ cording to the New York Herald, began hia public career by jumping head first from the St. Louis bridge four or five years ago, “is how a dive of, fifty or six­ ty feet can lie made into a tank of thir­ ty-six inches of water. You see they confuae diving with bridge jumping— quite a different thing. Bridge jump­ ers are neither jumpers nor divers— they’re droppers; that is, they reach the lower rods of the bridge truss and drop feet foremost into the water. The trick is to maintain the perpendicular. They must have plenty of water under them, too. The high diver, as you have seen, makes a clear dive, head first, just a boy does from a springboard in swimming. I do it in very ahallowwater. I weigh, stripped, one hundred and eighty pounds, and never do any training. I have been diving from the top of a circus tent all summer into a tank but seven feet wide nnd into water but three feet deep. The shallow water div© is possible from the same principle ‘hat a cannon or rifle shot meets the most resistance the more powerful the impact. Yon see, I give my body and head a slight inclination upward at the instant I strike the water, which causes pie to pop out as n board would do or oar on the feather. I learned this trick in the St. Louis natntoriuni when a boy practicing in shallow water and from a greater height. Then there is a certain elasticity in the water known to the high diver, but the trick is in the strike and turn, for water windbreak bones and crush chests, as many a man knows.” BOYS ARE CRITICAL. Writing Stories for Them Antbora In an interesting article on “How to Write Stories for Boys,” in the Writer, James Otis, the popular juvenile writer, gives an amusing illustration of the necessity of accuracy in stating facts in boy’s stories. “Carelessness in stating alleged facts,” he says, “is a serious offense in tbe eyes of the boy. He will forgive a glaring improbability when it is boldly labeled fiction: but you deliberately insult him when you rtate that which he can ascertain from books of refer­ ence ia absolutely incorrect. This is best illustrated by an experience of mine in connection with one cf my books. “The incorrect statement made was regarding the depth of water ata cer­ tain point on Tampa boy, and I gained my information from an old chart of the Florida coast, carelessly giving no heed to the fact that there might be a later publication bearing on the sub­ ject. In less than thirty days from the issuance of the book four letters were received from as many readers, in which th : mistake was pointed out, with more or less sarcasm as to the wisdom of the author. “The latest coast survey had discov­ ered that this particular portion of the bay waa dry at low water, and at least four boys had made themselves ac­ quainted with thhat fact. “It was an error such as an older reader would have passed by unnotihed, or with a smile of pity because of the author's ignorance; hut a boy does not allow anything of the kind to go with­ out rebuke, and always remembers it to tbe disparagement of the writer.” tiy hi tbe “MOTHERS’ FRIEND” Shone ns labor. Lessens pain, diminishes danger to liio of both mother and child und leaves ber in condi­ tion more favorable to speedy recovery. the past year I was afflicted with heart *• Stronger after than before confinement" aays a prominent midwife- Is the best remedy failure, nervousness, extreme wakeful­ ness, headache and general debility. Physicians whom I consulted Sailed to benefit me. I was advised to n-e Dr. Wheeler ’s Nerve Vitalizer, whick I did Known and -worth tho price for that alone. Endorsed and recommetMted by midwives and and became thoroughly cured by it* all todies who have used it. . use in a short time.” Dr. Wheecr’s Bswaro of aubatitulcs and imitations. Nerve Vitalizer acted ou the nervso* system, which is the seat of nearly all of our ailments. Treat your nerves and your stomach, liver, kidneys and Sent by Express or mail on receipt of price, blood tronbles will disappear. Dr. >1.00 per bottto. Book "TO MOTHERS" mailed free, containing voluntary twiimonlala. Wheeler’s Nerve Vitalixer is the only reliable, safe aad sure remedy to use. FOR RISING RREAST Makes Child-Birth Easy. BRADHYLP REGfUTOU CO.. ATLANTA, QA For Sale by iV. H. Goodyear. Com FaI The Owen Electric Belt Nervous Ailments in either man or woman, from aoy cau»e. where fall. Write for large ilhwtruted (fetaltsnre uni atrom evidence al these facta. Avoid ImftiUiuris ot the Owen RelL mowE"as^T^u,K£co- MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made in die conditions of a certain mortgage made by George W. Gregory and Ana Gregory to ENelyn Dibble dated Dec. li A. IX tflSlatid recorded In tbe office of tbe Register of Daedb, for tne County ot Barry and Btaie of Michigan, on the 11th day of Deremb«-r A. D. 1181 in Liber 33 of Xte-tgMges. on page 331. •Said nmrtgage was given utxin the express ctmdit.'on that should any J- faalt be made In the payuirotof tbe said Interest, or any part there­ of. on any day wherevD tbe same Is maOe payaide, a* above expressed, and sb mid tbe same r in.te unpaid and in arrear for the spare of thirty d;v.s, then and from tbencefore.dhat Is to say after tbe laps* of said thirty days, the aforesaid nrlocipal sum of twelve hundred dollars, with all arrearage of interest thereon. shall, at the optiou ot said party rt the second patty become due and payable. Deiauit having been nmde in the payment of Intnrtnitdne Dec. nth. 1894. and tbe same bar­ ing remained unpaid » >d in arrears for the space of thirty days and upwards, the aforesaid principal sum of twelve hundred dollars with all arrearages of interest thereon is now declar­ ed due and payable by the terms rf sxifl mort­ gage on which mortgage there Is claimed to be due at tbe date of this notice tbe sum ot Thir­ teen Hundred seventy three Dollars aid fifty two cents, and an attorney’s fee ot thirty five Dollars provided for In said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law having been instilut?d tn recover the moneys secured by said mort­ gage or any part thereof; * Now. Therefore, bv vlrtns ot the power of sale cr>n tai r ed in said mortgage, and the statute In auch case mude nnd provided. nntlce>to here­ by given that on Saturday the Twenty-eighth dav ot March A. I). 1W. at ten o’clock in the forenoon . I shall sell at Fubilc Auction, to the hiAhrs’ bidder, at the North front door of the Coprt Bou«e in the city.ot Hastings (that being the place where the Circuit Cuurt for Barry Ceunbrb nolden). the promises described In said nnrtgace. or so must thereof as rnav be neoes<arv to pay the amount due on said mort­ gage with **vm uer rent. Interest and all legal costs, together with an attorneys fee > f Thirtyfive tcollars covenanted for therein, ttis premis­ es being described in said mortgage as] all that rrace pr parcel of land lying and beinn situate n theTownshiu of Hastings in the Countv of Barry and State of Michigan.aud kt.own und de tMTrthed as follows: Tbe North slxcv («» Arr*a of the South West Quarter of Sectinn lliirtv-two (32) in Town Tbrea-3) North. Il pw* E‘r»’.(3) west. Tbr parties of the t! -«■ p«»t hereby agree to par the taxes that hi n be-eafter be ■uneeacd upon this mortgage un to aud including one per cent, and the etresa <!f anv) over the one per Is cent to be paid by the party of tbe second part hereto. Etblyn Din hi.x. r, Mortgagee. Ph I taf T. COIXIROTB, Ate»niey for Mortgagee. Dated Dec. kith. IMS1‘KOBATK ORDER. Ftate of Michigan, County of Barry, sb. At a session ol the Probate Cour.. •.be eountv of Barry, holden at tbe Probate office. In the City ot Hastings, la «ala County, on Monday the fflrdday of December, in the year one thousand eight hun­ dred and Dif'ety Dva. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Protette. in the matter of the estate of Lillian Hynes, deceased. On reading and filing the petition duly veri­ fied, of Quincy A. Hynes, Administrator of said ' State praying that nts final account now on lite la said court may-he beard and altowwl and h decree of Assignment duly made and he disctiarged from said trust. Tbereupon it is ordered, that Thuredsy tbe 16th dav of January API).. 1835 at ten o'clock in dir forenoon, lie atolgned for the hearing of said petition and that the heirs at law eff said deceased - nd all other persons Interested la said estate, are required to appear at a session ot said court, i hen io be boldeu at the Probate office, tn tha dty of Hastings. In said County, and show cause. If any there be. why the prayer of Hi? petitioner may not be granted. Atxl It to fur: her ordered, that said pein loner give no Is »0 flexible they caa Tbe bare leg* of the and coolie* are a that ■ balUlio. ot GRATEFUL-COMFORTING EPPS’S GOGOfl BREAKFAST-SUPPER. ••By a tboroug'i knowledge ot the natural lawtc whlch.Koveru the operations of diirsettmt and nutrition, and by a c.arefpll apptlcatlcn of the fln<j properties of wWl-selactod cocoa. Mr. Epps ha* provided for our-break! a*t and sup­ per a de’.ioutelr flavored leverage which may save us many heavy doctor bili» it t« by ths judicially u^e of Mich articles of dtet that aeonsfltutlon may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendancy to diseaae. Hundreds of b iblte maladies are floating around us readv to attack wherever ttafl-e to a weak point. We may escape many a fatal abaft by keeping ouraelvea well fortified with pure blood and a property nourtohe«l frame."— < Ivll 8,-rvice Gaaette Made .'■imply with bodlbig water or Sold only in hilt pound tins by Grocers, tebeted thus: JAMES * co.. Ltd. HomceopatMa • Cbemiste. Loudon. England. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, Mioh. OFFICERS. D. G. Robinson, President; Chester Mewer. vice Pres. Dau W. Keynotes. CaaMer. DIRECTORS: , 1 I I I I I I I I I I . Your Daily Bread Is no doubt a mittei some concern to y< but not bo when y buy it at the City B i ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at al! hours o the day. Finest lineo Confectionery in th city. fl. E. REMKES. FROF’K NOTICE FOlt HEAJCING OF CLAIXB. State of Mlcbipxn. County of Barry—«s. Notice to hereby given, that by w> order of tb» Probate Court for the Cooney ol Barrv. made oa the rtevHUth dayot December A. D. raontbn from that date were alfiwed for ’ tera to present Uwlr claiuH uga*mu tbe< ot James Boyd late ot . County. detMised. and that rfl eredlta said fltceaaed are ivtitHWi «» aent tbelr claims to add. * F Court, at*he Prolate office, h the ( Un.Ml!ig*.fore*smluattei> before tbe Ilfb day of Jitue ext. ar such claims will be heard beter-said ( Wednesday, the Ulh dav ofMaref Thursday, the 11th day of Jure next, ~ ~-* o’clonk In tbe terenoor. of each ol those dags. Dated pec.41th.. A. I». IRffi. C’lAK w. AJUtsTBONr,. Judge al Probate. tkecojise qJ SURPLUS, a 17,000.00 Incorporated under the laws of the State Michigan. I Pennyroyal*5sSt. pills A published in the Hastings Banner, a news­ paper printed and circulated In Mild County if Barry, ouce In each week for three successive weeks previous losafd day ot bearing. Cham. w. ahmrtrong. (Atruaeojry. trudge of Probate. Miner K Keeler. la India and Ceylon certain land leeches are apt to become perfect pests to man. They are no bigg< than ‘ a knitting . , needle,. are an inch , length, and when feeding stretch with great power. Horses are driven wild by them, and stazap the ground in fury to shake them from their fetlocks, to Heart Failnrc—Ncrvavi WakefuUncss- fl.Mi Debility. W. Windccksxecht, Mvntague, Mkh., makes thte following statement and af- An\evea*tw ? OJ rratocSMl.^Ml^TAM. tincw? •ftb PRO' CT j ; �the travels OF SOUND. DOYAL a v Safeguard. absolutely tartar BAKING POWDER, and is the brand which has been analyzed and recommended by the very highest authorities in the land. The health officers of London, New-York and Chicago give it the greatest praise for its marvel­ ous purity and leavening strength. The market is full of low-grade baking powders. They are mostly made of alum and infeHor ingre­ dients, and are palmed off upon the public at a price which is lower than a high-grade powder can be sold for, and yet much greater than their intrinsic valuer All consumers should be on their guard, and whenever any baking powder is offered at a lower price than the Royal it will be safer to have it analyzed before using, to ascertain if it is not made from akim. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALL ST. NEWtYORK. Mme. Sarah Grand has not yet an- LAYING ON THE LAST STRAW. mounce l th<* title of her new novel, now pearly completed, which she considers a Street by a Blrycl*. stronger work than •■The Heavenly The horse has been get ting the "worst Twint>.” A» she prefers to have; It read of it ” for some time. First he was Witliout a break, "he ha- drellned al! o<fferi for serial publication iu England and found to l»e edible and was made into ■ sausage and canned and sold in steaks and his hide made into cordova. Then Dr. John Knapp, of Mt. Veruon. N. Y-, jw opened to bacterioltwisH. a new field electricity tool: away the work of his of Investigation, lie has In his poasees- okl age—pulling street cars. And now -oa a genuine tape worm two inches tong the bicycle has further restricted his that was found iu a hens He says sphere of usefulness by depriving him the finding of such an*otganbi|i in mi »gg of pulling the Sunday young man and is without precedent his best girl ou their afternoon drives. And still tbe benefits fieri veil fr.Mii bi- Lively, which was his exclusive field, .•ycli ng increase. Tbe-latest is that mor- has been adopted by. the impertinent ghtne citers have discovered that a long wheel, and now, in the next stall to spin iu the fresh air does away with the the horse, is the glistening bicycle, ■desire far their favorite drug. j flg _ which needs neither oats nor bedding. The territory in dispute tietween Eng- Then, too. they have shared with him lasid and Venezuela,!* about the site of the and the bicycle the honorable epithet slate of Main*. "steed,” and the gnudy wheel, with ite noise less, sneaking rubber shoes, is called the “noble iron steed,” etc., a< ■fcrt'aur E. Johacox Orangeville nauseam. The future of the horse is Emma Kahler Hope indeed dismal. Fre4 F. Hu»ae Middleville Urao* Irish Ladle The crowning insult, however, went 24 nnresented the1 other day. Frank Hortou Hasting* Down Edna L. HUI • Grand Avenue, says the Kansas City J*haT. Adamson Johnstown Anr.a Wildes Baltie Creek Star, rolled a man on a wheel, leading Mwon H, Miyuxrd City a fine, sturdy, middle-aged horse, 1n Jaae Keiuerlugton *• the prime of life and usefulness. The Willi Ain H. quick Johnstown horse jogged along after the wheel Allie Beers Richland with his head hanging dejectedly and UrsutG. Adams Keen* Clara E. Wicr.wire Johnstoivn shamefully. He evidently realized his 'Clsrimoe W. Bogers Carlton Laura M ctatyre oity 2’ ‘ <iegradation, but wns too hopeless and henrteort- to resent it. And lovers of J rase L. itkins Kutlaid . Ella Lord • the horse, nan's intelligent friend and Ctert Hope companion, looked after him pitying­ Ghartuii-i Tirixht Hupe A5 I ly and wished he would back up, pull Benjamin A- Morse Holland Anu* Biaoktmrn Thnrnapple the man off the, wheel and dance on the L. BlaochtTd Q.nngerli le machine—but he didn't. Lucy 8atnntervlllr SOMETHING ABOUT COINS. STILL OLD STYLE. Llttln Special Value. Modem Galt. As viewed from a numismatic stand­ point it is the condition of a coin which fixes ita val^e. It is not the date or age, except in lesa than thirty instances, that is sought for at the big quoted premiums. Pierced, plugged, badlyworn, scratched coins, or those on which the dates are illegible, have no particular value. A perfeetly-uncircul&ted cent of 1799 would easily bring $100, whereas a good cent of tbe same date can be purchased for $10. For gold there Is but a limited numis­ matic demand, and'the supply is great­ ly In excess of the demand. The double eagle of 1849 is worth about $300. All gold dollars ara, at a premium, and worth from $1.20 to $1.40 each. Those dated 1863,1804 and 1865 command from $2.50 to $4 each, and 1875, $8. . Most numismatic transactions are in silver coin*. A dollar of 1604 is worth $400; a half dollar of 1797 brings $ w, and a quarter of 1827 commands $40. The dime of 1804 is the most valuable, being worth $10, aud the half dime of 1802 eaaHy holds the record at $63. A large copper cent of 1799 would bring$25, and a half cent of 1796 is in demand at $30. A thin -------silver half —— dime of v< 1802 wa» was bought by it* present holder for $63. j and has been sold at $75. The Flemish woman has preserved in­ tact the admiral naivete of the women of the middle ages. She is an ideal mother of a family, says a correspon­ dent in tbe New York Sun. She has no ambition^ no love for art, for music or. poetry; □ot a whisper of rebellion against the domination—of ten brutaii- i ty—of her husband, who, in her eyes, represent power, and for whom she cherishes an admiration which cannot be shaken. She is profoundly religious. Her God is sweet. She thinksone must ; love Him with human love>» as one loves >. gentle child, und that one must put Aoder words into prayer, words which e*ess aid render the soul good. • When it sees them kneeling in the shadows fid chwches they give an impression I many beautiful statues, grouped •"® by the hands of a marvelous artist. The Flemish weman is simple to ex­ cess; not because she has poor taste in her toilet; on the contrary, a Flemish -roman never goes out on a Sunday thout a heavy .ilk dreas, with soft ifTOB frou maiking her steps. She is, »H ih<,'U» • gentle, pure and loy­ * ®I worns ’dkood, albeit too much sub• ordinAteA _____________ ct»g«VIAW CARPETS A story i, told in the India Bubber Persian "carpets, dh. cour8e, are still, World of a meek-looking atranger, with « they hare always K >en’ “RWiof in a diatinctl.v minurterlal ah-, who applied beauty ,ad dur«biHtv to , 'U °th|,r’. bu< for permission to look over a large rub­ tbelr expeMireneM'dj™^’’8” theai ber factory. He knew nothing at all about the rubber business, he ..Id .from competition with Indie. Turk and. after s little hesitation, he waa nth U ad HriU.h fabric, end pUce. mitred. The superintendent showed In the catogary of tlMWMEcepltoo. v ’athiposA/- him shout In person, and the man's i questions and comment* Ke*med to which ■rc*'- **,.e very ronw from the denaest hignorance. 'm»y rightfyfc, 0 •Igr th. ciaelrea. A when the grindinr-i * ", .-room wm e FJtte ot the Gocpu «' ....tu rencK"I, 1' he linrrereil *mger«i a a little, und asked, in • bs<tfK.th?K “Couldn't I have French currwic-. ot a specimen dt ’h*‘ furious stuff fprB1y . Mnry -----—- t capacities Smith, who thousands of dollars: ‘ as touch as you wiaV . With „ Ai. inquiry was recently made in Lon­ don as to the greatest distance at which a man’s voice could be heard, leaving of course the telephone out of considera­ tion. Tbe reply. Rays Harper** Round Table, was most interesting, and was as follows: Eighteen miles is the distance on record at which a man’*; voice has been heard. Thisoccurred in the Grand canyon of the Colorado, when one shouting the name "Bob” at one end hi* voice was plainly heard at the other end, which is eighteen miles While angling in a secluded glen some days ago a sportsman witnrewed a curi­ ous combination of poaching ami nat­ ural history. The facts arc as follows: A hill shepherd, in destroyingulitterof foxes, took it into his bead to rear one ns a pet. He did so, and the animal has not only become very tame, but ia a mart useful ally. It and a collie hunt­ ing together kill rabbiUi to a miracle. They work very much in the same way as two 1 urchers. The collie goes out and hunts the rabbits among the fern and heather of the braes or the rushes and long grasses of the stacks while Rey­ nard all theTime sneaks about the holes and picks them up us they come in. They understand their respective parts perfectly. The colli© seems to know that It is not his business lo kill, and the fox is never under the slightest LolieHes ftir various and ClMFtus i -lurtrate I’M ft Children's Clothing receive* ootirtMut kitclon. FMhtoa* lor men are oererltM-d in full Mail by a mxB-aboat-towu. Our i'arl* Lrt-.hJ Katharine DeForest, Is h sprightly week re­ cital of fashion, gtwatp *u<i social doln tn Earls, given by acltvcr woman !u an ter the1 serials for arc the wg of American women. Mrs. Gerald, bs ana Louiae Pool, Is a striking story of New kiand life. Mary E. Wilkin*, ia Jerome, a Poor tan. Lieut. Foster, on Parry's third arctic discusses the always intercbtlns probtrt ol Um relations between labor and capital, wrt expedition, found that he could con­ BUirie* will be written by the best author* verse with a man across the harbor of Special Departments. Music, Toe Od«w Woman, Personals. Wbat. We are hr.g, PortBowen, a distance of six thousand Women and Men. report and discus* six hundred and ninety-six feet, or of Immediate Interest, Answer* to Correspondent'!. Quretlot re­ about one mile and a quarter, and Sir ceive tbe personal attention of the nlttcruid A Good Besson, John Franklin said that he conversed ore answered at the earliest practical date ter with ease nt a distance of more than a The esteem in which the jailor's call­ their receipt. mile. Dr. Young records that at Gi­ ing is held in Massachusetts coast towns The Volume* oi the Bazar begin wkh tbcrat braltar the human voice has been heard ia indicated by a story that comes from Number for January of each year. Wbeao Martha’s Vineyard. A teacher was lime is mentioned, subscriptions will beglnhh at a distance of ten miles. the number current, at the time of recel.<f Sound has remarkable force in water. wanted, and a sailor Applied for the order. Remittance* should be made by Post-tie Collndon, by experiments made in the position. He had to pass an examina­ Money Order or Draft, to avoid ciumoe pf«. Lake of Geneva, estimated that a bell tion by the committee, and trembled Newspapers are not to copy this advere submerged in the sea might be heard n at the 'ordeal, being sadly unlearned in meat without the express order of Harp A Brothers. distance- of more than sixty miles. book-lore. The chairman began the Harter** PmiODicAiA.' Franklin says that he heard the strik­ examination: “Mr. ------ , what is the ili£rr* “'.•W ing together of two stones in the water shape of the earth?” “It is round, sir,” Harper** Bazar “ half a mile away. Over water or a the candidate answered. “How do you Harper’s Round Table I surfofc of ice sound is propagated with know?” “Because I have sailed around Postage Free to all s*Uscrlbert In I be UaM Canada aud Mexico. great clearness and strength. it three times." “That will do, sir!” State*. Address ----------- •Bhothwi IUri-kk & ” Dr. Hutton relates that on a quiet He received hili •‘certificate” rs a teach part of the Thames, near Chelsea, he er without another question being could hear a person read distinctly at asked. the distance of one hundred and forty feet, while on the land tbe same could At one time the duke of Wellington'h only be heard seventy-six feet. Prof. Tyndall, when on Mont Blanc, found extreme popularity was rather embar­ the report of a pistol shot no louder rassing. For instance, on leaving home, than the pop of a champagne bottle. each day be was always intercepted by Persons in a balloon can hear voices on affectionate mob. who insisted on 'from the earth a long time after they- hoisting him on their shoulders and themselves arc inaudible to people be­ asking where they should carry him. It was not always convenient for him low. . to say where he was going, so he used to POSY RINGS. say: “Carry me home, carry me home,” Nome of The*r Poale* Are Very yualot and and so he used to be brought home half a dozen times a day a few minutes after CurJnua. When ]xvRie* inside of Redding rings leaving his own door. reneniM acuate* at Array onM’iey Blgkre attended opotilni lei Canal. ' I* UM Use attaotten will be g'vtn to erery i-otabie Ixappentog. Tbe chief event* in art. literature, abd mtnlc i-.nu tbe <1;-«ina wilt be artlntfcaHy prrwnud. W. D. Howels In Ml* new depratment. Life and Letter*, will (Hseaa* iu lib interesting way book* and tbe social qoeetion* ol the tune. E. 8. Martin b si rtghtiy gtM»ip of lhe Busy World will be conUnaso. Tne progress of lbs Transportation Conn il-Mrto* arouBd the World will be followed and Jasper W. Whitney will conduct die depnrtmem of Amateur Snort­ In itas wiu oertn-a Prraidratial clee'.ioc la ita edtlortal* and through its politics! cai teens tbe Weekly win ocmetune to bean fndopvrdent advocate of good government and *odn«I jnoSey. In fletlau tbe Weekly will be especially strong. It will publish the only novel ot the year by W. D. Howells, and a stirring s-ri fi ot 3 Bcoteh feud, by 8. U. Croekeik Tie Jwrt ■torts* selected are of utusual eicriltae* and interest. In every respect llkrtwr’* Vwitly will maintein ita leading place In the Him t ate* Jouniellsin of tbe world. The Volumes of the Weekly will begin vltii the first Number for January ol each war. When no time u mentioned, subacri;-tioas will begin witli the Npraber current at the Mow of receipt ofbraer. , Remittance* should be nude by Post offic* Money Order or Draft, lo avoid chance of low Newspaper* are not to copy this advertivernent without lhe exprex* order ot Harp «r A Brother*. HAE!*KB* PlRIOOlCAUl. Harper'* Magazior Harper's Weekly I Httaarti mttr ’ one year J •• $. Oi 4* < ee , Harper's Bound Table " i o* Postage Free to all scbscribers In the Ualtetf State*. Canada, and Mexico. Address Harprr & Brothk** P. O. Box SM, N. I Oity Assignee Sale On SATURDAY, AN. 4, were first introduced doe* not seem to be known. Bay* Chambers’ Journal. Time bus covered that, as he does so many things, with the mosses of obliv­ ion, but we know that from the six­ teenth century until the middle of the eighteenth it was customary to have them engraved on rings. These pos­ ies or mottoes are seldom to be found with more than two lines of verse, and often with only one, but there are few instances known where three lines are used. Some of these -posies are very quaint and curious, and a few reach a high standard of poetic beauty. In 1642 n small collection of rhym«s was published with the title of “Love’s Garland; or Posies for Rings, Handker­ chief* and Gloves, and Such Pretty To­ kens That Lovers Send Their Loves.” It contains some posies that are not to be met with elsewhere, and is a very inter­ esting work, 1 bough but few people seem to have heard of it. The South Ken­ sington museum has r good collection of posy rings, and among them we find the following: “United heart* death only parts,” “Let us ahare in joy and care,” “Lore and live happily.” There is a storv to the effect that Dr. John Thomas, who wa* bishop of Lincoln in 1753, caused to be inscribed inside his fourth wife’s wedding ring: ‘ "If I aurrlre And apropos of sea bathing, amusing incident happened on the beach one morning. The girls were drying their bathing suite while sit­ ting a la Turque on the sand, and one who was hatless ond stocklngless was holding a parasol over her to keep the sun from burning her bare legs and freckling her nose. With hardly a mo­ ment’s warning it commenced to rain, and there was a gathering up of wraps und a Kcnmpering for the bathhouses from all except the maid with the para­ sol. She danced out into the breakers, parasol and all, and was going to finish her bath in spite of the rain, but she wasn’t going to get her “hair out of ‘url.* Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder World’s Fair Highest Award. ORDEBOF PUBLICATION. State of Michigan, in Chancery. l»Atcd, U«c«mtMM* 2ttb A. D.. IW Chahlmh cox Complainant MakvA. Mxukxgxb Cassius M. Mrmaxgkr ' Wuxi am Mks«xnokk ' , Cl^BKMCCO. MlUKBMGKn J hAMUF.I. MttQMDtGKR and I Frkd Mwknukr . Defendants. J Bull Sult ncntl pending in the Circuit Coart for the U Bury tn Chancery, at 11*stings on It thi, be true, uid not the fable It the 2Stb day uf December A. D. 18». affidavit on apjMjars, wc can only y judge that the In this cause «. It appearing from fr lady who wore the riiing w_____________ m«nt to outMSSf'l’ndI Will Cantos M. Messengor md Wflliam Messetiffer live her spouse. How the story arose is not a rf sident ol thia Rut* but resides In the is mot known, but most likely it is all HUU of Illinois. ou motion ot Edwin J). Mallory j '■maoinaiirxM « a i ivi CompUdnuLt s Solicitor, It I* ordered that the imagination, .for we find the same thing **ld DefeLdent* Mary a. Meatecssr, Cassius Uietr apap­ said about Lady Cathcart and her I M. MesM-nger and William cause their pearance to be fourth buebud in 1T13. i> entered hereto, within four mouths from the date of Hrt« order, and In case of tbdr appearance that they eanse ibelr am-wer to the Complainant’s Bill of Complaint SHE'USED THE PASS. to be filed, and a cony thereof to be served on Complainant's BoHeltor. within twenty Tbe Ingenloaa Scherue^of a Woman oa a raid dap after service on them of a copy of said Train. bill, ana notice ofthls order; and that in de fault thereof, raid bill be taken as confe**ed by A genial Chicagoan, who for obvious the said non-resident Defendant* reasons does not care to have his name And it 1* further ordered, timt within t wenty printed on thi* occasion, secured a par­ dM* the said Complainant cause a notice of tel* order, to be published in the Hastings lor car seat on an express train for In­ .newaiBPer printed, published and dianapolis ix few days ago and as he was rlreulMing InsaM county, and that Mich pub 11eat ion be continued there at least once about to pass through the gates was sur­ )• each week, for alx weeks In *ueprised to hear himaelf accosted in fem­ eT®*V’.n- or. 0,41 plaintiff cause a copy °£ UHs order to be personally served on inine tones with the somewhat startling said non-rwldent Defendant*, at least twenty question: "Please, mister, could I bor­ Ov * before the time above prescribed for theft appearance. , row you for awhile?” Looking around : CLKMKKT Smith. he found two buxom women, who hesi­ Knuu.DMAM^nv. cmuliJudgn. tatingly explained that they were rid­ OmipUlmnt*. Suucliur johkg. Naoiku. ing on a pass made out in the name of a ___________ (A true copy.) Register. gentleman and his wife, and as the gen­ tleman was not present, they wanted the genial-looking citizen to place his Harper** in 1800. txjught ticket at the disposal of obe • u<^.l,ord *7. F’num Rise k .Written lady, and take the other one under hia with all tbe author’s well-known charm of man­ ner. <111 begin In lhe December Number. 1»5, wing while he personated the absent DuMsurier. win alro bedn during the year. It owner of the pass. >s not too much to .Hgj- that no novel has ever “Which ia my wife?” he inquired, 1'U make them five." with am inward qualm kat hia own ab­ sent better half ahould e^er bear the stflrjr.’ "You can take your choice, sir," said tbe lady in search of an escort, and he promptly did so by taking the arm of the younger fair one under hia own and leading her into the car. The couple proved to be right jolly traveling cotnpaniona and the citizen's only re gret in the transaction was due to a fear that the story might leak out and get hosae ahead of him. successor to Trlbly. fte Personal RwoltecHoa of Joan of Are win continue and will rohtfe 1^*. W^.u,e fMU,KF u,*rt>r<tom ot the MmIJ ol Orieans. Other Important fiction <rf !^.,C3Lwl1Lbe«a novelette by Mark Twain, under tbe tiUv.Tom Sawyer-Detective; a bumorow three part tale caOed Two Mormon* from Cf Groceries ad ai stock of Hicks & Spence’s, at wholesale prices Now is the time to lay in fcr hard times. V. F. Hicks, Assignee. Butter and eggs same s cash. JLYXTJL'JTXTJLTCJtTJLTJL-rAT;# Julius Russell w *i S 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 S 4 4 4 Ml *1 M' Millinery goods such as Hatt. Fevers. Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Velvets.TsmO’dhanta caps and Millinery uottle* In tbe latest style* at Russell’s. ijadlcs Jackets and Capes to ose out at reduced prices. All Dew an desirable styles at lUaseirs. Underwear fur ladies and liases a large variety of tbe best goods t tbe money 4 vet shown In Hartings attutaeii s. We are always In tb< lead jD Dress Goods in styles. quURj and price. Alt wool serges twenty flveents a yard and upward. Jet and fanccolored bead ’jtritn raIngs in great varietet Russell’s. Doyon want a ca»ety We have ever Atty different pattes to select from and can sell you an ahvooj extra super Tapes try or Moquetle iade and laid on vour floor for Im* ltn Grand Rapids prices. ' • । Rrssri.u Ladles sUkkid, and wool mittens, let wool shawlsu-phyrs. yams, fur trimmin etc. at IhiMl’s. • Julius Russell , _ _____ ImrCTCTTTTynrmm QRflNb 5?e^l Sale ! Boots, Shoes, and hnnshings, j'BSS -q Rtmunr Goods, Gm and Sittons •eU Known writers. Prof. Woodrow Wilson wi<l conxribute six The Bankrupt Store Will Give You tbe xtwest Prices of tbe Seastn. *u worth r.entorr and Shoes will be Caps, (Fine Fur Hals and Fine id Mittens of allkinds, hirtp, underwear, etc.. In ’em Low � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-01-09.pdf edbee8960f6e4ecafe43699e3fe4eca3 PDF Text Text The best Advertis ing medium in Bar ry County. Hastings VOL. XXXX., NO. 87 QJLJLXJLJLXJtJLJLXJLXJLJLXXXJtXXJLJLXJtJt'JLJLQ fa • fa fa fa fa fa £ It’s a Puzzler ■ * To know just what you want and wheye td buy Hardware 3 Go into Ira Van Valkenburg’s Hard­ ware and you will see from one to a dozen things you want to buy right away. We have a fine line of GOFFER, and NIGKLE FLflT£DGOODS * *1 $ s ROBES AND BLANKETS GRANITE AND AGATE WARE, STOVES, CUT­ TERS, KNIVES. SISSORS AND RAZORS.... $ IRfl VAN VALKENBURGfl *1 Hastings Banner ’ Publhh"d Thursday* bv COOK • BROS., HASTINGS, MICH CORRESPONDENCE >1 ItkllevlUe. The G. A. R. and W. R. <’. held a pub­ lic installation of offieers at their hall last Saturday evening. A very pleasant time i> reported. MIsm Ora Moe returned from an extend­ ed visit at Ravenna last Wednesday. The week of prayer H being observed by the M- E. and Baptist churches of thi* village. It is reported that the Cong, society has bought the Washburn properly on Broad­ way for a parsonage. Chris Andler’s house south of town burned to the ground Friday last. The mother of Chris and John Schondeliu§yer has come to live with relatives In the village. Another son will soon join John In the business here. Tbe K. O. T. M’s are preparing for a puthtc installation and oyster supper Tharsday night. John Dillon, John and Leon Bass are engaged in drawing 70.000 teat of lumber from Shelbyville lor the Keeler Brass Co. The election of the trustees for the creamery took place at Jordan’s Hal! on Tuesday, a. C. Jones. Elias Gray and Walter Rob’.nsan were chosen. The com­ pany hits paid over SlOOO expenses Incur­ red by the erection of a cold storage build­ ing, putting In a new boiler and separator and yet declares a dividend of 8 per cent. This year they will mike butter for three cents per pound. Mrs. Hugh Davy fell and received se­ vere injuries Tuesday. A very pleasant Leap Year party was given Harry Saunders last Saturday night. Don Putuam returned to his school iu Carlton Outer Saturday. Wm. Coman aud family entertained rela­ tives from Battle Creek, Lamont and Middleville at a New*Years party. Those home from school on vacation' have returned. . South HRBtiags. The Misses Etta and Mildred Paton are vWtu« their sister In Niles at present. Tbe phonographic entertainment given at the Star school house Monday ere*ing by Urtgaby Bros, was one of tbe finest of the season. All who were present enjoyed it very much and would not have missed it tor twice what it cost them. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horton have return­ ed from Ohio. Ells Coburn is home at preeen t. lin. Patterson, of Hastings visited at P. Coburns over Sunday. Tba weather has been very cold, The .ermometer stood 10 degrees below zero inday morning. Tbtre was quarterly meeting at Cedar Fertal tbe U. B- church Saturday and .Bunday. Revival meetings will ta? held - rii. . the dnn^lon »l Mt. aud Mr,. Friday evcnUR. Orpba Martin, of Hastings. Is her friend Mias Eatelta Rooeb. wm no- soeetioK at tbe aclmol ay on aocuunt of tbe preacher y aaatating Rev. Cralfft. of Cnrltnn. 1506. Sielgli balls at present. Mrs. Abbie Whipple who has been visit­ ing Mra. J. Odell and other friends return­ ed to her home in Centerville last Monday. W. R. Vester and wife spent the holidays wlt\Hufe Vester and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jerzy llogitrs returned from Ohio Thursday where they have been visiting. Mrs. M. Carpenter and son Willis ate New Years dinner with Portland friends. Mrs. John Usborne went to Van Buren county Thursday to see her mother who Is dangerously ill. Miss Zelln Odell, of Woodland, spent the holidays with her parents in Carlton. Miss Catha Blakeslee, of Grand Rapids, is visiting Carlton friends. Mrs. Rose Covert spent the past week in the Valley City. Clarence Covert w ho has been working in Lake Odessa is at home for r vacation. Chas, aud Wdlls Carpenter nnd their stater Fanny spent Bunday In Saranac, With Chas. Goodell and family. Miss Uhl ant! CJrace Wright returned to Grand Rapids Monday. Castleton. Mrs. John Heckerthom died Dec. 81st. aged 50 years and the funeral occurred at the house Jan. 2nd. Rev. E. E. Branch, of Nashville officiating. The remains were interred In tba Nashville cemetery. Mrs. Heckerthom, of Homer. Is visiting her parent* Mr. and- Mrs. Jacob Heckerthorn sn/' Born Iff Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Geerhart a daughter. The past week witnessed the coldest weather we have had this winter. Mrs. Jacobs lias bought a house and lot In Sunfield and will move there in the spring. Mlsi Etbe.l Brown, of Vermontville, was tbe guest of Mrs. C. C. Price Sunday. Clyde Brown aud family, of Grand Rapids, are visiting their parents Frank Brown and wife. Cloverdale. There was a surprise party at J. O. Chamberlain's on the 28th. of last month in honor of Mrs. Chamberlain* 84th. birth­ day anniversary. Over fifty person* were present and partook of the sumptuous re- • past, the presents were numerous-and ap­ propriate. John Conyer, our singing class teacher, is winning tbe admiration of his pupils by tbe able manner in which he wields the baton, Mr. Conyer now has large classes at Cloverdale, Bhultx and tbe Glass Creek grange ball. Burt McCallum is at home again- Shep Oliver, of Kalamazoo. has been spending a few days with friends here. Our streets are easy to travel on owing to the numerous teams passing over them, people know that they always get Jheir moneys worth when they trade with our merchants, and our blacksmith does work second to none. Cloverdale does not put on much style but she gets.there just the Year eorrrepcndent has no desire *to meddle with the young peoples affairs, but when he sees nice young ladles ranking leap year calls on young gentlemen he thinks common courtesy e hot id prompt Mid gentlemen to see them safely home. A word to the wise is suflUtart Jt^m Doonan is painting tbe inside of the hardware store. James Doonan and family, of Orangeville spent Sunday with the family of Mr. Bates. & fa fa fa fa fa I* fa fa X 90 fa fa fa fa fa is Iff iff Bike Ave. Mias Lucy Joslin, of Grand Rapids, spent a part of last week with Mrs. Ed, Bump. Judge Prindle, of Ute Valley City, spent Monday with Jamea Townsends people. Mrs. Inez Sprague and children, are visiting friend* at Coats Grove. Miss Belle Barnum, teacher of the Pod Auger school s^ent Bunday with her parents. Burt MeQuren and wife, of your city, Snndayed at R. H. Altofts. Mrs. Mary Kenyop h entertaining a couple of nephews at ’Lenawee county. Frank Kenyon and wife, of Charlotte, spent Christmas at O. C. Barn urns. C. 8. Phillips, of your city, was on our street the first of the week. - Lucia M. Earl—W. O. Marcus Earl—Sec’y. The Grange reports one new member aud one received by demit. Sunday School:— • . J. W. Bronson—Sup’t. Wm. Jobnron—AssX Sup*!. Jessie Hathaway—Tress. Artie Pike—Organist. The school organized with 7 classes and about 75 scholars. The usual hour for meeting is 11 a. m. First Baptist church:— Senior Deacons J. W. Bronson and A. G. Snook; Junior Deacon Andrew Jobncox. Term Expires Trustees Jan. 1897 Frank Saddler Wm. Bussard ’ “ 1898 “ 1899 Robert Gailand Wm. Johnson 1899 Bowen- Milla. Daniel Reed man •• 1W8 The coldest of tbe season last Saturday A. G. Snook—Treasurer. morning. Fred D. Hull-Clerk. * John Huggett of this place Is visiting The church elected Wm.----Johnson, - ------ ,____ Fred relatives in Kalamazoo. D. Hull Wm. Johncox officers to keep John Briggs, of Grand Rapids, visited order during church hour. A move iu the bis relatives at this place last week. right direction. A word to the wise is Gpy Pierson and wife- returned from sufficient. i • . • '. Grand Rapids last week where they have been spending the Holidays. Bom to Frank (tage and wife a son Jan. A good attendance at tbe show every night given by “Happy George” Nichols at Abln»y’s Hall. Arthur Dean and wife of Joppa were at L. Dean’s last week.Ed Beers and wife of Battle Creek spent New Years with Mrtf. Beers’ parents, Lou Park and wife. That blizxard lasted a whole week. Chas Serven and children have been sick the vast week but are all better. Y. P. S. V. E. has a business meeting Tuesday cvenlng'lo elect new officers. A number from here Intend to hear Robert G. in gersoli al Buttle Creek Thurs­ day evening on “The Bible,” Miss Louise Nagler of Hastings was In the village over Sunday the guest of Mias Bertha Marshall. The first quarterly meeting for the new year was held at the M. E. Church last Sunday. The presiding elder J.'L Buell, of loula, was present and preached both morning and evening to latye and atten­ tive audiences. Shirley W. Smith of Hastings was In the village Saturday evening. Mrs. P. C. Downing has returned from her visit al White Pigeon. The New k'ears birthday parly given by the Ladies Aid Society of the Congrega­ tional church last Wednesday evening was largely attended und proved to be a very enjoyable entertain menu The proceeds netted tbe society about 550 to apply on the minister’s salary. Len W. Felghuer la in Chicago this week attending the cycle show and making arrangements for the spring trade in wheels which promises to be a rashing one thi* anason. Tim Fuiubts—Quinn examination which is being held before Justice Mills is at­ tracting wide spread attention. Every session Is attended by targe crowds from the Burronndlng country and much Inter­ esting testimony is being introduced. The arrest of Easterly as one of the perpe­ trators of the robbery has added much to wards the interest taken in the case. The funeral of Mrsi J.. W. Powets of Chicago was held , at the M. E. church Tuestiay forenoon. Rev. Arthur Trott of­ ficiating. Mrs. Powels was a former resident of this place having lived here from 1887 to 1892 when she with her hus­ band moved to Chicago where she resided up to the time of her death, whicii occur­ red very suddenly SaturdayShe was running to catch a street car but fainted and wiw-carried to her home, where she only lived a short time. She leaves a husixnd. two children and a large circle of triends to mouru her loss. Will Roe is spending the week with bl* parents in the village. A series of revivals have been commenc­ ed at (he Evangelical chureh under charge of the pastor Rev. Neargarth. who win be assisted by Rev. Frye also of this village. Thu iuieoMr ly cold weather of the past week has prepared fcnodHr crop of ice, which those who wen* <k' ip|joluted in get­ ting enough of the Ik-' -’vp, are making all possible haste tn *<>. Supervisor MeDerby is at Hastings at­ tending the January meeting of the Board of Supervisors. The special service* which have been held at the Congregational church during the past week were closed Saturday eve­ ning. The pa.-»tor was assisted by Rev. Davta of Olivet. Miss Alice McKinni*, of Spring Lake, whe has been spending tbe school vaca­ tion with relatives and friends lu Nash­ ville and vicluity returned to her scnool woik Friday. Hind* Corner*. Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday eve and election of officer*. 'Ed Rowsen of Chicago is making an ex­ tended visit with relatives in this place. Mi*s Ella Schgffhauser was the guest of Ella Cox over Btteday, ' Miss Ora Newland spent part of last week with friends In this vicinity. Ira Everetts of Kalamazoo spent New Years at home. Aaron Bonnett and wife of Kalamazoo are making an extended visit with friends In this vicinity. te W. (). Tobias and family spent New Years with the tonner’s stater in Bedford. fa Mr. Snyder anl son of Scotts Station were the guest* o' Mra. Susie Geyser last fa week. Ray Pieroe .Mid wife of Brush Ridge spent Sunday al Eli Robinsons. Miss Rae Roblison ta home for the rest of her vacation aKef spending a week with , friends In Balti# Creek. We wonder what the groat nttradbu was. Hlekurr Coram. About twenty of the young people gnthU6 gives ns a very cold greeting. l rred at the bomf of Lillian Everetts New Special meetings at the Baptist church Years eve to wcch the old year out AH closet) the evening of Dec. 8L, and will report a delightful time. ■ cOUHnence nt the M. P. church Sunday I Bhnltx. evening Jan. 5, Mrs. Chas on who ha* been very Rev. hir. Weaver and family visited gainrelatives at B?otou Harbor last week, the sick is now o elder has returned leaving his family to Carrie Kenji* la home taking -rare of dntah their visit and follow at a later date. her mother. Myrtle Mosher has returned to her Miss Maude Rockwell is visiting at school in OraugeviHe, after two weeks Scottville. Miss Emma Miller went to Otsego to at­ vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Nonta were tbe guests of tend the wedding of a friend. Rev. D. B. Pope spent the holidays at F. Hallock and wife Sunday. Ell Hallock and wife are spending a this place. School will commence Monday the 6, few day s at home. Our singing school Is progressing finely after a two weeks vacation. under the charge of our talented teacher Mr. J. Conyer. Bannehl. PralrieetlU. Our earth is once more robed with a Warren Easton of Otsego was a guest of mantle of snow: and according to Hicks’ Prairieville friends Sunday and Monday. prophesy It will remain so for the rest of C. B. Robinson of Plainwell visited our the winter. 'village Monday and Tuesday. 16 degrees below zero Sunday morning. Rev. G. V. Pixley and wife returned A number of young people met at Mr. Thursday from a week’s visit to - their old McKenzies Monday niglit for the purpose home near Flint, Michigan. of giving Charlie a genuine surprise. It Marion Wood, of Dowagiac, has return­ being n stormy night the crowd was small, ed home after a holiday v^sit to his brother but a tip top good lime was had by all Merrit. present. Charlie has returned to Albion J. J. Perkins and wife spent New Years .where be is attending eehool. with Mrs. Perkins’ Rot. Jufen Curtis of Rev. Haist had a little mishan Sunday Irving. • ; morning on his way to his north appoint­ Rev. C. Wheeler has commenced revival ment. His horse came ta» the conclusion meetings at Milo. that he could travel easier without the I be W. F. M. S. will j be entertained al cutter and Its occupants, so left'them at the home of Mrs. W. D. Hughes on Wed­ the foot of the hill. No one hurt, nesday of this week. Mrs. Morford returned Friday from Has­ Rev. Hauser of Hastings ta giving r tings whore she has hwn vhlllug her series of lectures at the iBapttat ehufch. daughter. The funeral services of old Mr. North­ Arthur Edmunds has been enjoying a orp of Cressey were couducted br Rev. C. weeks vacation from his school duties. Wheeler al the M. K. church on Friday Irv Brunney and wife spent New Years last . day with ber staler Mrs. Fred Brunney. Mra. Wilkinson aud son Grover are vis­ • Mr. Stevens Is improving very slowly. iting friends near Charlotte. There will be prayer meeting held at tho Tbe IAdies Quartette of Plain weM gave church each evening thia week, excepting a concert at tbe M. E. church New Tears Saturday evening. evening. The Ladles Aid Society will meet at Miss Easton of Petoskey haa been the Mrs. John McKenzie’s this week. guest of G. A BlacknuUiS family. Several loads of sheep and hogs passed Mlh». through our village Saturday on the way to Battle Creek. Just wait’till our R. R. comes. Zero weather with ooe foot of snow. MiBskxmry meeting Friday at Mrs. W. C. Towne’s at 8 o’clock p. m. 5c tea at 7 o’clock p. m. Rev. Wheeler commenced a series of Prof. Davenport and family have return­ ed to their home In Champaign, Hla. Miss revival meeting* at Milo Sunday evening. Fanners Instltue la Basting* 91 and 29. Alice Coats going with them to attend Fanners tills I* your meeting. Come load­ school there. ed with question* to refute In practlre what John Wickam met a slster-ln4aw from ta taught tn theory. Barry County averages Dayton Ohio to eonvey her to bis home. Mra. C. Warner was in Woodland New high io farm crop Tuin not and make this meeting one of tire be«t In the state. Years with her parents. Sheep are bolding up their beads iu an­ Dr. Rawson reports Mrs. Brooks slight­ ticipation of a 00o Increase on their all ly Improving. Bowever they are afcairt of Rumor has it that Mrs. Baker has left wool coat. our village and said farewell to husband Grover’s veto. and allx .Onuurovllte. Mrs. Finley Marks was the guest Of J. UlrchSold nnd wire ot Linrinj vteltMrs. Wm. Smith Monday. erf friend. In IM, vlU«f* l**< Tb. Bond., Bebool h*4 a New Years The It Is very cold but every body seems to dinner In Ibe church on Jan. Itt. Each feel well aud no sickness Is reported. Oar enrclMB were Inc and lualroetlte. thermometer came near freezing «p during clam san, a bruin. It naa been esl tlial there wrrra 135 kt™™’ peewit and tbe past week. Prof. C. M. McLaughlin will uove to all warned >0 mjoy tbe occaalon. Nashville next spring instead of building ou his farm at present. He has secured deci-Iona here. X. and A. M. Socket— the A J. Reynolds property itrnreriy owned by C. W. Smith. 8. O. Bhehte-S. 5V. Orr Dunham is drawing wood for the M cOmber reboo). u are about all paid in and farmers breath of relief And a thousand and one other things that will please you; they’ll last you; and they’ll be useful and often orna­ mental. Call and see me. ., WHOLE NO. 2 HASTINGS, MICH, JANUARY 9, 1896. K & Program: P 30 Address of Wdcome/Fem. A. aedy. Ilaatiags. Rwpause. F. W. 1 Fertitaer; Is Tbdr Profitable to tbe General hmer.'” Prof. 1 Kedzie, Agrlcnltura! Outage. io so Dlscusrion by Win. Merrick. Hast ti o') How blisfl We Meet th? Son Drouths?•’ Prof. L. R. Tatt. Ag’L Cottage. 1] 30 Questions aod Dlseusaioas. K <’ AVTEKKOOS, ' 1 2 oo -The Dairy .Head,” J.H, Brown, Cltaax. asMKtate edliqr ot tiie Mf?uh— “■ Question* and Dlrcusslou led I Irving. 2 40 ‘Dehorning,’’ W. 8. Bea .TOO *WhM a Cooperative------Do loeacommunity.’’ John BrougMoa, vide. 3 oo • A (o operative Manager's View.” B. 8. Holly., Questions and Dis u-sloa* on b 3 fiO “Blaklng Good BuUer.* dairy apparatus. Frof. Bh E. Vl College. Kvjcxim*;. 7M Music. POO "Art — worth. Agl. College. Wannsnav 9.TO MtWfc. S 40 -mock Breedmg.' .w H. Schantz. HaaB9W ••Jersey Cattfa.” -Jama* Baier. Bas­ tings. ibo> •-Economic •! Growlag and Feeding Corn.” C. H Hmf. Irvlag. ,‘ 10 X Rotation. Mi« . 10 45 • The AgricultEi xl Cu tage (taadturte Out of Co'.irae,’’ Prof B. a. Hokien, itantmgs. 1106 ‘ Poach Grooving.” CJiis Bjamw. trvinr. • 11 30 Hnsluew meeting; election of officer*. AFTKBXOOM. ' 1 U Solo, Mrs. R. L Hendershott Hastings. 2 to "Whqaufor Michigan.” Dr. C^R. Katizie. Ag’L Cottage. 3 to Quesuoos and Di-wmsslans. ' 3 if. Talk on -Good Roads” by Hob. F. T. Uotarove. Hastings. 9 » Dlstnistfon tad by W. R. Cook, Jua. Dennis and everybody. EvaMxxG. 7 IS Music. 7 30 “The Needs ot «i:r DKtrir.l Schoote.’ Miss Flora Beadle, County Commissioner ot Softools, 7 50 How Can We Aid In Improving Our District Schools, DaVd Waxner. Dowling. 8 10 A plea tor Unity of Action Among Farmers, lion. F. W. Bedfern. Maple Bapftta. ■ Womans Section, at the Court House, under the auspices of tlie Hastings Womans Club. 2 00 “Making Housework Easier. Mary A. May >, Hattie Creek. 3 to “Mocker and Daughter.” Mra. Mary A. Majro. Battle Creak. ' High Sctorel «•<«» The enrollment In the High School for this tei-tn nearly reaches 150. Agnes Rich of the U. of M. and Bella Stebbins, both 98’s visited us Tuesday. Amy Houghfaliu, I^ena McIntyre and Beriks Bassett are among our new stud­ ents. Several hava returned after a short absence. Sucre of these are Clara Merritt. Blanche Cole, Edith Kohler, Herbert Webb and Theodore Brosreau. Sixth Gua.dk. ' . Church and Society. The ladles of the- state road will hold their dime so duty at the boms of Mrs. E. Pennock, of South Hastings, next 'fbursday, J an. JO al 11 o’clock sharp, we hope there will be a toil at tendance. Gentlemen are United tu dinner. . The Young Peonies Christian Endeavor will bo led by Miss Mary Powers next Sun­ day evening. At tbe last regular meeting of the BapUal church It was voted that the regular coven­ ant meeting should be held on the last Saturday of etch month. The club social of the M. E. Church will bo entertained by Mesdatnes Cox aud Whit­ comb and ladles associated with them In theeburth parlors Wednesday afternoon next Jan. JStit Supper will be served from 5 to 7 o’clock^ All are cordially invited to attend. Chicken pie will be served. Loyal Temperance Legion at tbe Presby tertan parsonage on Friday afternoon ■ext. Cyril Grigsby will give a phonographic concert in tbe Presbyterian church next Wednesday evening the 18, at 7:30. Ad­ mission 10 cents. Mrs. Wooton will lead the Y. P. 8. C. E. next Sunday evenbig In tbe Presbyterian ehnrcli. ___________________ One of the moil pleasant events of tbe season was passed last evening with the lAdy Maccabees of Hastings Dire No. 898. It bring the time for the install at loo of their afficers. the ladies made tbe oc­ casion an open affair for the Sir Knights wives and invited guests, Tbe company numbered about two hundred. Lady Steward, Grand Deply Cum, of Grand Rapids, was present and Installed the officers elect. Twelve lady guards were finely drilled under the instruction of Captain Msry Mance, to lead iu the floor work of the Initaltatfon. After the officer* were <faly Stboriacd to fill their several offiore. |ik<>a one. ef the gnard*. under tire tawter ip of lAdy Jean MeUugbliu. and pta- ■nts and figure*, tatter?, We wish the editors of tbe three papers W. K. Cook. L. C. Felgbner. and Dennis & Slingerland a very happy New Year. Our arithmetic for tbe week is “Dencwn Inate Numbers.”. We bare enrolled 58 scholars. UiuUe.TUire of thta grid? W returned to her Itome In Detroit. ’ We are going to study by I be “Journey Method” over South America. In reading we are studying “The Child­ ren’s Hone” cud “A Hunting of tire Deer.” All had a very nice time th!* vacation and those who had black certificate* last I term are going to try and get a blue thia term. .. .... Sitcom. Wahi,. The following were not abacot er lardy during the past term: George Bennett, Charlie Smith. Roj Omstetd, Harry Wil­ cox. Vena Mance, Ray Olmstead, Herman Haugh.Clarence Eggleston. Lee Jenson, . Frank Erb, Frankie McGuire. Cora Eg­ gleston, Mnrv.Ronah aund Linde Weber.* Local Option. ‘ Are. the Voters of Barry County of tbe same mind they were eight years ago? We the undersigned, believing that the best interests of our people demand that the manufacture of liquors and the liquor traffic be prohibited within the iiutits of Barry County, do hereby join iu.a call for a Public Mass Meeting of al! rftaBM oC the Conntv who ar? o( like opinlun. to be held in the Opera House io tho City of Hastings on Saturday January 18tb at 2 p. tn. lor the purpose of ?ff<*cting a per­ manent organization, to the end that the provisions of Act XT of the State Lavs «C 1880. known as the Local Option Law. may regulatr the manufacture and sale af in­ toxicating liquors in tbe County of Barry. Signed. W. W. Taylor. Tho*. Cox. A. D. Grigsby. C. J. Kennedy. F. E. Hauser, Wm. Camp­ bell. J. P. Robert*, D. A. Bowker. C. BWhitsmut'. John G. Naglrr. D. G. Itobtnaon-. J. T. Lombard, B. 'R. Roae, L. R. Stauffer. Daniel Striker. Jamra UttioK. M. C. Wuodmatw??. M. W. HU ST. Fred W. Walker, J. E. Itamrfl. W. W.ToCtor. T. Phillipa. John RrtHtm*. J. tt Detinta- �stings Banner Thvmday, Jan. 9. 1H96 OOOK BROfi.. Fw>pnut»ri The Building-Up aUn. of Hood’s Sarsaparilla are remark-By pari tying and enriching tbe blood and giving an appetite it makea you feel strong and capa­ ble of endurance. This is just what ia needed at thia season. Tho fol­ lowing is from Rev. Wm. Pad- THE 45TH STAB. “Old Qlo-y” Gains One by the Entrance of Utah. Prvhlent Cleveland Iiwiwt Ui» i'ror.amation—Great Bejolrin? tn LaW> City ConstitutionWashington, Jod. JJtnh was admltted to the iisterhood >>f stated at 10:03 o’clock Saturday morning when President Cleveland signed a proclama­ tion to that effect. The proclamation declares that the terma and conditions prescribed by congress having vbeen complied with, the creotiou of the state and its admission into the union on an equal footing with the original states are now accomplished. Joy In Nair Lak* City. Salt Lake City, Jan. 6.—When the news reached this city that the presi­ dent had signed the proclamation every bell rang 6ut the glad tidings, and from scores of'whistles there was a continu­ life, it was next to impossible to coax or wheedle bis autograph out of him. All the stratagems used to get a reply from him" to letters failed; he either did not answer them at all, or directed his.pri▼ate-secretary to do so; and thus the famous signature of “Wellington” be­ came a rarity highly prized by collec­ tors. „ t Apropos of this. Answers tells of a London bdy who had an album gar­ nished with the autographs of most of the great men of the day, but wanted five day* before final adjournment were not signed by Gov. Bich until after the legislature adjourned. These were at­ tacked as unconstitutional, tbe claim being that tbe time in which the gov­ ernor could sign such bill ended with the adjournment of the legislature. The supreme court hiisdecided that the right of the governor to sign bills with­ in ten days after final adjournment ap­ plies to bills of the clnw referred to and that all of them were constitutional, so --------- -- -­ far as this claim is concerned, gucsa coming any where mar the gov­ ernment receipts and expend it urea. A \eur ugo he placed the surplus for the fiscal year 18M st $38,000^00. Now. after 5% months of that year have pasted, he admits that there wtll be a deficit of $17,000,500. Hero is a difference of $45,000,000 in his views, and in order to keep it down to that figure there will have to he radical improvement during the remaining months.- The deficit w date this year is $20,980,442, or un aver­ age of mare than 53,000.000 each moo th. In order to come up to the r-ecretary’s statement, the uext 6 months must show an average monthly surplus of more than $500,000. Not a fact or a figure cither in Secretary Carlisle’s re­ port or in the revenue returns or pros­ pecm, pects, uucin offers any Uiqn hope IU. for »U1. such nu u change. in on,v two months since the democrayc iariff went 11110 effeet hns thcre degre** reepongible for it. When the house act*-, senators will hare to tahr the reaponsibiilty upon themae’ves, or elaa plnce It upon the preaident. It in folly to aapjxMB that a taaiff which has caused imports of mcrchmidise in 11 months to exceed in larmfly fraudrlent Invoiced value $739.000/bs, that of the "Great Captain.” She men- 1 A SabRtantUl Blmslng. ttoned her distress to a friend. B certain ' Daisy Schofield, daughter of Levi and in actual value probably more than Mr, II., end a few days after he, to her Schofield, , a wealthy Grand Haven lum$800,000,000, against experts of $7®.great surprise and pleasure, brought ’ bcrnian, DcrnuBU> left u VJXlc ...... home several months uga 000,000, has bad nothing to do w 5th the her a note from the hand of the victor of wvW|* friends ~ in *_ Indiana. ’ ”—, George outgo of gokl. There is interest to-be Waterloo. It ran thus: Chase, a -bicycle salesman, -r left about paid abroad, at least $$0,000,000, and “Field Marshal Duke of Wellington t|‘m c nnc ] couple were __ _ __ ’ */ —7’“ —t .. Church at Osseo, that with the $60,000,000 or <70.000.000 never ordered a pair of braces of Messrs. * ujeljy married and went to Grand quietly “I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla and undervaluations would make, a balance Simkin. If F. M. duke of Wellington to live without notifying the orBeelvrd much help from it. I am very of more than $110,000,000 to be met in had ordered the articles he could not youuR wife ’ s parents of what had hap-------------------- ------, JFVUMK ----— • nhoukful for the building up effects foreign countries. The net csportMf a___ A it. Tl> ____ ... found V...F. xr M. duke nf of XV»lllnO*tZMl Wellington <1ab Jpened. The parents her, rro.-* gave ous Jflast of evertlowing joy. The boys forget ZBood's Sarsaparilla has had in my case, gold .during the ye$r thus far have been . *tbeir ble?*.in5 !h*:.marr!^ “"f of the militia firecj salute after salute. w*XB.ptty" for?‘lbra»<T8;,L_____ * shall continue to taka U.” Rav. This was a very odd document for a father will furnish the capital for the been a surplus, and it is not reasonable about $84,000,000, and of silver over Cannons, anvils, horns, shotguns and r ’Wiixiam Paddock, Bronson, Mich. The correspondence is in fact everything noisy was brought lady’s album, but its authenticity was young man will go into business for to-expect a change ap immediate and so $30,006,000. not accidental. It indicates plainly into use. Crowds poured into the prin­ undoubted, and it therefore found the : himself. radical as the M-cretary predicts. that the nountry has to pay to Tdtetem best place in the interesting collection. cipal streets and the stars and stripes la the only true blood purifier promiThose wild estimates by the head of Alleged Doud Mun Found. •iQUbtries on current account sooftsingular not* went up on every The-bedlam WCDiUROU c»«:ry aide. aiur. ij The j ne way in which »u«;u this n _ «antljr in the public eye. fl; tlx for $5. . Wyman Ogden, whose alleged death the treasury department are far-reach­ .hing orer $2,000,000 a week in specie. | Insdet upon Hood’s and only Hood’s, .lasted —.cd lor for about three hours, anil and news ,. elicited was this: ing in their effect. They create the im­ !n, order to meet the mere commercfel by drowning in the Manistee river last was received from throughout the new |j j,,-. Mr. h. filled up one of -the ------------bank-. —------ state to the effect that similar preform-j mptcy court forms and signed it, iu- । August appeared so suspicioua that .he pression that he does not know wh:ithe obligations arising under a tariff which anccs were going on in every city and ! forming the duke that in winding r.p K. O. T. M. refused to pay the •2,000 is doing, and this distrust of tbe troae- 1 he carried, carried, ta ta «ry munajramectcontributeadlreerlyto | hamlet from Sun Juan toSuiim.il' -................... 'I •fo.onu.«'i»»cy —™—i~n™ which •>' I ».nx.o . (umignee) found ou their book* thesui>> ' dive Khgle, Waukesha raunty, Wi«.' *Je f°r I Ume. a, congressmen wall know, thia Points In the Coaatitntlon. assignee) found on their books the sum ,,nopsi. <.f the provisions of the ' ™ M due by hi. grace for a pair of A. Ogden’s brother and Dr. Chase, ot ot the n-sene. M In ththe beginning th, the . Url^ ^Mg n df||clt )(J ,-.....1 -, | ™ lt,e duke ‘ Harrietta, made uffidavlta to hl. death, people had none too much oonfld-nee In constitution of the new state inny not I J... : the aff.lr’*ae allemd to be an attempt democratic financial wisdoin. and See- !1 cm meat, and forces the treasury to ” The Niagara Falla Houle.’' „ „ . .'—", LT’ L~TL 1 look iwo or three times every year to prove uninteresting. It is given b-dow; would immediately pay x>r hare paid, j tbe artuir *a> alleged to be an attempt retary Carlisle h» dots, his best to m- thp marl.M1, ot thp world lor---------loan. The constitution starts oat with the Mr n.’s ruac woa founded on pare ; to detmml the iuaurunee companies auiionx ord(>r to <.|,rn,nt ZX ’-x css br.$:! * usual declaration that rII men have equal Action, but Itaucceeded. I The »uI>|m.e.l drowned mon M> tdentl- j crease th.t feeling. Coup e with hi. ixia.ip m ip.ra in.tn !* m and Inalienable rights that tho right* of blundering ■ i- „-r। lied by another brother, James, qnd the the administration ttrade* • y. Tribune ,.| r.K#!l.M I 6 5711X4 > «.® conscience shall never be infringed; that ’ —----------------------------- --------• . ‘ against the greenlmcks and we have one ! tho stau- shall make oo law icspettlng THE EFFECT WAS STARTLING ’ insurance authorities were notified. dtxUon*. of the chief reasons for the. constant ’ A Great Mistake. * * an astabilshmenl of rcCgi.-n or piuhibitlng JUlchlxxn’a Soldier ConRU*. the free exercise thereof; that no religious ' Cvnsteruallon ( nnaed by a Cry of Flro In ! drain upon the gold reserve. No doubt ' Mr. Cleveland has mods a most acri­ lkd. 1a.m.p*.n.'R m |v.o*.||M a Philadelphia Tailor shop. I Secretary of State Gardner issued a 1 mony accept the president’s views as ous mistake. Hi* policy in this matter test jnall be required a-* * qualification for . I 3.SK5 40 JW.40, J.1P 1 any office of public trust or for any vole at Next door to the office of a popular ! cenwuM bulletin of soldiers as fallows: j final, and therefore make baste to get 'is ndt OS1JUCN. IamwI Agent, Haris, " only “ precipitate • and untimely, lor shall snail any person jxrson on in tn-­ . . * • . . any election; nor | ttUARUM. G. P IT. A. «-.»‘cax Juror cncccr--.:nt on account magistrate in the central jxjrtion portion of ;, The anrrexiite number of United Statci rid of the currency hr sodespines. competent as a witneMot* ct juror it is madness Itself. lie has out-jingotd of religious belief or tne absence thereof. that citv there is a small tailor shop'; soldiers ofjtoe civil war returned is 42.844. ( the jingoes; and from being the em­ There may be need for some measure which £.. thio sign in the window: I otwhom^^e— j There shall be no union of .church -tnd state. -------------------------------- .u------------’| ' wuicn na1' tuis nigu IU inc winuuw . of currency reform in order to keep the bodiment of sober judgment, he ha»benor shall any chuich don- nate tho suite or w«i. Vnn wnit ” Interfere with Ha functions No public Trousers pressed while .'O’1 wait. W.nfcniRrrfcd. 2,ffl widowed. 363 divorced, i nation's circulating medium tn touch come the hasty abettor of a political money or property shall be appropriated ‘ Quite a number of politicians frequent and for tithe clvD condition Is not refanaticism. In thus inviting war. he for or applied to any reUgtoun worship, ex­ the magistrate’s office, uaya the Phila­ ported. Of; V»e foreign-bom 466 are single. ■ with the progress of the people. There TIME TABLE. w'marrtqdT 803: widowed. ® divorced, and ■ is also need for a treasury management has not shown the discretion of provid­ ercise or instruction, or for tbe -upport of delphia Record, and they often drop for 4 the civil condition is not reported. | in which the people will burr confidence. ing a way of escape from that alterna­ any ecclesiastical establishment. No prop­ • i erty qualific ation shall be requited of any into the tailor shop to have the "bags” The a«es range from 40 to 95 years. Ths tive. He would send his own commis­ ruatlcp.f person to vote or hold office, except as pro­ taken out of their trouser knees. One Dumber of confederate soldiers In the state That more thua all else except a govern­ -J vided tn tills consUtutlcn. ment income equal to the expenditures sion to investigate th< merits of the day lately Select Councilman “Tommy” is 158. of whom ivt are native and 46 foreignborn. Soldiers ofahe Mexican war num­ would remedy the treasury evils so boundary claims; such meager infor­ Polygamy Prohibited. ; 1 1 * XU MB. a. -n !jl tn 1 in • The following ordinance is inevocsble Ryan and a number of up-country dele­ ber 41, and |0 of them are native-born. much rompl:iine<1 of.—Troy (N. Y.) mation us could be obtained would 6 .1 2 >. 7 !•■; .... •Aalaawro ' Lv.......... without the consent of the people of the gates were sitting in the tailor's back come from the Venezuelans, while the t. IB •2M Times. ... Michigan Tmchen* Association. United States and this slate: room while their respective pantaloons •6 X •2 sq *T 401... The Staitv Teachers' uasociution in I British side would be unrepresented; "Perfect toleration of religions senti­ were being ironed. ( Cressey .................... •C X •2 5 1 *7 50l ... Representative CLEVELAND ’ S MESSAGE. and the commission's verdict would ment Is guaranteed. No Inhabitant of this session at Lansing elected the follow - : MB.'............................ •0 U> •8 01 B H'| .. ______________ _ ____ ________ shall ever_________ be molested In _person or John II. Fow, who is forever on the ■Cronk-d Lake............ •« ♦3 o»;| •« cr.. ., state consequently be such as to lead io Ing officers: Deffi'i .............. 6 J< 3 10. a t’. . Hysterical Nature ot the Chief ExwrUtr'i property on uceotmt of his cr hrr mode of lookout to play a practical joke, passed President, C. O. Hoyt. la.n.«lng; first vice .do«rr Im'- ............... ; 00 3 10! i V- .... religious wonlnp. I...-. poljK.mous or vlu.-^ £he door of shop a,nl ,r(11. ln th AKtr^Cuinr................. •7 tfi •3 21! *8 45____ 1 marriages uro fore\er .or..hlbled____________. president. E..L. Briggs. Coldwater; second country claimed by Venezuela. The . \r v • 1 Saa'.Cz .......................... 11 •’“ “°°i.......1 situation nt a glance. Mr. Fow rained vice president, John A. Stewart. Bay City, It was inevitable tliat Mr.Cirwland's Inlrersal Suffrage. 1 his mighty fog-horn voice io one wild corresponding secretary. J. K. Schiller. hysterical message to congress in refer­ people will wait with profound anx­ ? 23 3 45 sas’k Suffrage Is provided tor as follows: Ths IEUstinim................... iety to know whether congress will rights of cittsens of the state cf Utah to I cry of ” The effect was “Fire! Firr!” yras in Ln-­ NUea; railroad seert-tarr, J. W. Kennedy, ence to tbe financial.situation shquld sanction the president's recommend*-, Detroit; treasurer, H. T. Blodgett, Lud­ . Ont* Grave................ •7 » •1 00 •» M . . vol. and hold oCl.o «hui: not bo dmlnl or I stantaneous and sUrtlinm Mr. Ryan, have provoked widespread amazement* ington; members of the executive commit­ Woodland................. •T 41 1 01 10 n->...... tions. It is hardly necessary to con­ abridged on accoant of sex. Both mal~ 1 . c. . , , , j W.-odbury................... 7 5 < 11 to 15 . ... and female citizens of this state Rhail en- ,be hnrt to UaB“ through the thopdoor. tee for three years. G. W. Walker. Adrian; .In the first place, he must have known, sider what England may do under ths B i« D. L. & A. Joy equally all civ|L political and religious ; was clothed, as to his nethe: rxtremi- Mias Flora Beadle. Hastings: Delos Fall, if he has tbe least bit of perspicacity, , 'i^ir.Alng ...................... S M ........ 3 cc circumstances. It is very unlikely that Albion. rights and privileges.” | ties, in Curing scarlet. Two of the. -vOetrolC......................... It 40 ------ -- — that his message on tlie Venezuelan she would yield, and she can therefore Bapldfl............ 5 20j u 33...... t**1*”* Provision*. 1 country politicians wore grav and Fraudulent Debtor Act All Right. question would produce just the condi­ only await the development of our ac­ Touching labor the constitution pro-; k.,7 The aupreine court hns tiled an opin ­ tion of alarm in financial mid business tion.—Journal of Commerce. vldoa: •The rights of labor shall have Just i whlle« but the third wore, besides the ion declaring that the fraudulent debt­ circles which followed ujkid its publica­ protection through laws calculated to pro-1 ktartled look upon his face, aot much ffiatiyni motet ha toduatml welfara-of’tbe state. । of anything. His ”blled” ihlrt was or act of .Michigan, by the terms of tion.. In the arcond place, it is incredi­ c^That there is a pressing necessity a W. hut it did not parent the which this clans of debtors may be ble that hr should not have realized for tariff changes, not only to provide tlon, which shall fairly n prubent the inter- *'fw pedestrians on the street !rom see- committed, <0 jail, is constitutional in that such :i panicky ajipcal as hr makes sufficient rrweuue for the gorcrnsncfft, ests of both capital and labor. The board ing his bare knees knocking together every particular. The rase was brought to congress in the second racssag? would but alnn to protect American labor, is , - «TU)d Klpli! •,^Bp^f;«7bXr^lv'coro”n-i’i‘1’ ,ri?ht w»en by Charles H. and Henry C- Dummer ^reatlj increase the gravity of tbesitu­ nelf-evideiiti That tin* r’* publican h awrott... against the sheriff of Manistee county, ation. Why. if the financial perils are bouse o< -rq-Trsentutives Is i-ogndnnt •The legislature shah prohibit; Th- rm-1 ite<’ trick that 1x011 played I by whom they ore held in custody. Sio ployment of women or of children under ’ upon them thev scurried back to as great as he represents them to be, of its duty in this line is a sourae of 8 18 the age of H years la underground mines; shelter did ho not invite « quiet conference of congnitulartov* among the people. tne contracting of convict labor; the litbor j ’ Earuki|r« or Michl<nn Road*. That branch of congress will do all of convicts outside prison grounds, ix- j ’ . The earnings of railroads within this leaders of both pnrtirx with men emi­ that it car to improve the present de­ cept on public works tiuder. the direct cod- I A 8tory of Flack and ^rrlficc. nent in finance, for the purpoae of de­ irol ot th. Mate ih« poiuleal ano COT1. A Roc)(1Bn<1 (Me ; woman whose storv state for tl|e month of October were $3,- vising some solution of the difficulty j tetotz...... plorable condition of the country.. If merclal control of employes. The exchange ' t- 1- ^0 *»■ 7. 0G4.7M. In (October, 1804. they were $2.­ • BAersPant legislation in this respect Is not enact­ of black lists by rutiroa 1 companies or 8 briefly outlined by the $our:er-Ca716,160. ’fhe nggrgnto earnings to No­ which could have been carried into ef­ ed its respon'dbility will not rest upon other corporations, ossrclations or persons ' has particular reasonK for thankfect without excitement or disturb­ *“..KJ>h,l!!tS , ,. I fulness that the last years of her life vember I t^iis year were $25,513,513, as ance? The New York World states the the republican party. The democrats compared v ith $23,610,023 for the same The right of action to recover damages ur_. 1 — j *1 * , . . will dn a 6til’ greater injury to the for Injuries resulting in death shall never ■ are nt 111 celebrates precise truth when it says thutr “In­ months lust year. This is an increase ■ Kictjlaaa Ji country than their tariff law has be abrogated ant! the amatint recoverable ' This lady, Mra. Hanrahan by terpreted in plain English, the presi­ ; KsftCojper of 8.06 per cent. shall not be subject to any statutory iiml- ’ name, lived caused if they persistently refuse to ....... in ... Ireland at tihe uuv time MU1V of VI dent ’ s message asks congress to forego . |1 the Erewhttrain*carry pxMeugtrs. but -.rill be’ tlon. potato famine. At lost; things got Liabilities of Stockholder*. its holiday recess in order to rescue the obey tbe voire of the people.—Albany “Eight hourx shall constitute n dry’s , an at'hr conveuience of tbe Company, and , Journal. The Michigan supreme court bus finances of the country from a situation e right 1r reserved to chance the tone of such I work on all works or undertakings carried so desperate w ith her family that they on or aided by the state, county or mt.nlc- i held a council to see what could be done decided that stockholders in corpora­ which his own folly has rendered I 'iOMlnsMrithoui nottor. , No. 6 will wait at Woodbury for D. L. 4 N. ipal governments; and the legislature shall E trams wbeu necessary. pass laws to provide for the health and to keep them from starvation. Ameri­ tions cannot lie held liable for labor acute.” FINDS HIS LONG-LOST GIRL. k “Slop oa stgual only. safety of employes Id factories, smelters ; ca was thought of. but if the husband1 debts contracted before they became But, unwise as the preside nt's action and mines.” 1 went but to the United what stockholders, that such States liability ia would K congress cannot afford to ignore the Surgical <)p«ratl<ra. keep the mother and children ? So the confined to the persons who were own­ ait nation. It should at once pass a rev­ Killed at a Fire. Ami McLeod baa discovered his longbrave woman decided that she would ers of stock nt the time the labor was enue bill nlong the lines of protection Wheaton, III., Jan. 6.—The boms of lost daughter, whom he never had seen, ..... L. E. Haney caught fire „re rron, «»a I'itte, m.. performed. tor American luteresta. and send it to Mrs. from ' S “J h’ni in the person of Mrs. George R. Weller. some unknown cause at nine o'clock * rl*7e ,5 psRFa^e money was earned. tbe president, leaving with him the re-of Georgetown, living ten miles from Sunday evening. A chimney fell on!: and. taking a sad farewell of hrr home Daniel Haggurt, n resident of l*aw sponBibility of approving or rejecting Grand Rapids. McLeod married and I / / Krcry^her-. bompetent two members of the fire department, and little ones, she crossed the ocean. ■ Paw , died from the effects of swallow­ it. and so ending or prolonging the ex­ She procured a situation in New York, j ist ing "season of perplexity.”—Leslie’s almost before the honeymoon was over causing their death in q tew minutes.' ! ing a brass door key. enlisted and went to war. At Mission Weekly. The victims are A. S. Grant and Arthur and, while the father kept the family to­ Tbe statement is made that 4,290 Ridge he wax \younded in the head and gether and earned enough to give them l orCaUlugae. rddrw A. H. Parikh, Propr. Vernoq. bushels of potatoes marketed at Gay­ K^Under republican rule, with a re­ left for dead on tbe field and was-ren scanty living the mother worked lord recently brought $343.20. br but publican tariff, there was no failure to ported dend end mourned as such by night and day in the far-off city to get Clinton, N. Y., Jan. 6.—Bartholomew • his family. He fell into kind hands and pay current expenses—no deficit—and the'' funds that would bring her dear’ fffgbt cents a bushel. Shea, who was to be electrocuted in tbe I The Sanilac County slate bank at the pr>ncl|Ml -of the public debt was recovered his health, but could rernrreone* to this country. At length the prison here to-day for the murder of j Croswell filed articles of incorporation being rapidly paid. There ia no rca.ton ber nothing of Ida early life. 8«(ne years of probation were over, the fa­ Robert Ross in Troy a year ago, was ther and children landed in New York’ with the vonynissioner of bankiag. Its why we should not return to the same time ago a young physician examined respited until February 4 upon the con- • t methods of doing business except the him. found a depression ia the aksli and the family wiia once more united.’ capital is $30,000. fession of John McGough, another • The Charlevoix city coined granted partisan an operation. It projudlce and free-trade ami performed “Ah!” said the old lady, 'it was a hap­ prisoner, that he was the murderer. py day when I saw me man and the chil­ a franchise for an electric railway from theories of the president. He can bring was a success and McLeod's memory of ’ the depot to the Chicago resort on prosperity or he can continue the rule other days returned, lie went back to Trade Fell Off. dren landing from the steamer.’’ Round lake. . of calamity to the end of his career if his old hdme and at the same time thst Otawa. Can., Jan. 4.—Tbe trade and Charles IL Parris, in jail at Monroe, he so wills.—Chicago Inter Ocean. he learned that his wife was dead he navigatiua returns issued by the gov­ When young and poor one of the now-- was identified us Charles KI inn. a no­ discovered that he had a daughter. ernment for the year 1895 show that cyGrover has handed a Christmas Through correspondence and advertis­ Canada’s aggregate trade fell from wealthy citben* of Waterbury, Conn.,, torious Ohio life convict, pardoned last gift to Johnny Bull on the point of a ing he finally located her. She iq the $230,000,000 to $218,000,000, au com- loved a poor and beautiful maiden. 80» October. much did he love her that he had her’ pared with the previous year. Charles Puller was fatally stubbed bayonet, in the name of all the Ameri­ wife of a welbto-do farmer. The other name and a striking portrait of her tat­• during a quarrel at Breedsville by Wil- can people who are worthy of the name. day her father called upon her. Tbeold Dieti on the Gallow*. tooed on his right arm. Her parentsi liam Gardner and Norman Herold. —Iowa State Register. man is in comfortable cificumstaDcea. Pittsburgh, I‘aM Jan. 3.-Albert opposed tbe match and forced her to Woodley, th± niiirderer of his intended * W. H. Allen, a fanner, was fatally REVENUE NEEDED. wed a rich suitor. The young man CRIPPLED BY PRAYER. 1 hurt In a runaway accident at U'etoswife, Jennie Buchanan, was hanged Iu vowed he would never marry, and for the yard of the county jail at 10:48 forty years he remained a bachelor. He It cost Culhoun county $8,07S to look Relieved and cured by the Dr. o’clock Thursday morning. Death was became many times as rich as the man1 Some re pub liconn in congress have 1 after tramps during the year just The first instance on record of the WC” E!octr,« Trass—our latest due to. strangulation. who had wrecked his youth's dream of' cloaed. In 1894 the exjense was *3,547. been reported anxioua to avoid any ac­ love. A few weeks ago he capitulated tion on tbe tariff question thia yeer, constancy of prayer baring a bad ef­ TH* steamer Salina, while going up fect Is reported from Fairmount, in New Yorkl Jan. J.-The "internato the charxna of one ot Derby’s fair on tbe ground that the people do not ’ the river three miles below Marine Chattnnoogh. Tenn. A revival has tiou&l ladies’ six days’ bicycle contest continuous current Galvanic for the championship of the world” Be­ belles, and proposed marrisge." She ac­ City, caught fire and was burned. She want it, which is conspicuously errtme- k**c paing on there for several months. cepted on condition that he should have ous, ami on the ground that no such gan at Madiaou Square garden at mid­ the tattooed reminiscence of hh first1 was loaded with package frclglit, and bill as ought to be parsed will be Bev. W.F. Levy has boeo the most wal< of the - the loss wm $15,000. night. Twenty-six young won»*n ous worker in the case. He believes Ju passion removed. The sight of the signed by tbe {president, which ia an 1 Dr. George B. Lathrop, a professor in started. praying nearly *11 the time. For symbol could not fall to prove embar­ assumption contradicted in direct and three months he has spent from rassing to both. A doctor was called the Univershy of Michigan, died at ixm Gold patpat the Lar*«*U • Angeles, Cal., of consumption. Denrer, C<>1., Jan. For the first in and performed a painful but not in the belief that oiu Leonard Hngiert. of Carney ,wak killed Uw miigre-u. that I am prepared to eodangerous surgical operation, and the “ Trass will cure time in thej history of Colorado the gold output tfor 1W5 exceeded in value counterfit presentment of his first love by tbe cars. operate with them in perfecting <u,v to walk, aud Dr. W. T. Fain, of Chatthat is at all The Michigan Knights of the Grip other ntaaun prcmiring thorough end wuMX>ga, who was called to see him, is was replaced with an ugly scar as a re­ that the Elec- that af silver. The figures are: Gold $17,340,495; Silver, $14J159,04». ’ minder, so he sow says, to > elected the following officers at Lan­ practical relief." in place of the remedy authority for the stnteme.nt that he In­ sing: Preaident. Bamurl E. Sytnons. jured himself by throwing htxns be bride of t he folly of youth. Atlaaja Kxpartrioa his knees too much and staying Gk. Jan. 2.—Tbe expoaitiou n mid on Tuesday. The total Front, lousing. Hood’s Sarsaparilla : flood’s Pills Michigan Centr/li S UffiL 0 3 <1. prwm. Siaga, Zfitoo Htgiif’s Freight. No. 4 No. Kai. Exurt- ;1 ■• aSfirto-.:;::: RUPTURE of 2O0.G0Q and the receipts amounted to ■early $400 -1 William M eCord wan �I WOULD PRAY FOR CONGRESS. HUNTING FOR A WIFE. , IT BARS KODAKS FRIGHTENED BY A TELEGRAM. Bnpreme Court Object* to the I’ hni»<r* ph­ lox of II* Blarpiug JosGcc*. Visitors and tourists are not allowed People that are not used to receiving to take kodaks into tbe supreme court telegrams sometimes dread them and room at Washington. It is said that fear to open them lest they should bear the dignified member^ of that high 'evil tidings, but rarely do they produce judicial tribunal were deeply mortified the dreadful shock that one caused Mrs. recently by the report that a kodak Edward Moldehhke, of New York, ado? fiend took a snap shot at Mr. Associate or two ago. Iler husband, who is a Justice Gray, of Massachusetts, while Lutheran clergyman, was out of town he was “dozing” on the bench. Judges in attendance upon the general council of the supreme court frequently take of the Lutheran, church ut Easton, Pa. “forty winks” during the arguments ' Mrs. Moldehnke was sitting in her room if the talk happens to be uninteresting, when a dispatch was handed to her. but thry manage to conceal the fact At once she imagined nil sorts of fright­ from all* but the closest oboe rvera. Jus­ ful things about her husband. With tice Gray is the tallest member of the trembling fingers she tore open the court and for that reason is tbe most message. It begun: "Your husband conspicuous, besides he has a peculiarly ia—” Without stopping to read more, tihaped head, which always attracts Mrs. Moldehnke uttered a faint cry and attention nnd elicits comment from fell to the ground stricken with hemor­ rhage. * She called feebly for help and visitors. Unfortunately for Mr. Justice Gray, fortunately was heard by the servant he is more given to “nodding on the who, answering t he summons, found her bench" than any of his associates, und lying in a pool of blood. Shq was at The publiAer at thi* paper having some when he takes a nap his head falls low once put under the care of u physician, buirinesj to transact at Prescott, Ogemaw Co., vibus to Ism November. I had upon his breast, his mouth hangs open, who declared her condition to be very Michigan, Monday last, repaired Io that ham­ and he could not truthfully be called critical. Her son set out immediately let While there J>e chau<4d to learn of a re­ a “sleeping beauty.” It was during for Easton to break the news to his markable recovery from an illness of thirtyfather, who straightway started for one of bis naps that the kodak fiend four years standing, the fortunate penon be­ got in hie work. Naturally Mr. Justice home. At last accounts there were some I Gray is very sensitive on the subject, ho|M« that the lady would recover. The ing Thoauu F. Galvin. The writer hunted over tiro years. But here I am that gentleman up, introduced hbn»el( and walk fix or seven miles say ,| and he was further mortified one day telegram which caused**!he shock read requested Mr. Galvin to gives brief history without discomfort. My "Your husband ia elected by receiving n severe reprimand from entire: of hi» terrible disease and some history of his wife. She had token some friends president of the Lutheran council.” himself- Mr. zGalvin’s trouble culminated to the capital ta witness the proceed­ HAWK KILLED BY A FERRET. three or four years since in three diseases— ings of the court, but principally to Rheumatism, affecting the general system; been to get relief. show off her husband in his rich silk Michigan Hanter* Enjoy a Novel Battle ‘‘.Yau aak mt locomotor ataxia, affecting the legs, rendering bad not forgrtte • gown. It so happened that the case him unable to direct his course in walking, dcaL But I am 1 I pending before the court was dull and The light fall of snow which fell re­ ’ the attorneys uninteresting, so that and paralysis, rendering him unable to use talking about myrceov ticently made busy times for Oak­ in everything nt once, lipk, throat or palate. . when Mrs.Gray and her fricxkds entered land county (Mich.) sporta, dogs anti cun appreciate my rondinon m In giving .*1 history of his trouble, Mr. Gal­ vember, and now I wan*, to ray to the courtroom Judge Gray was sound ferrets. Charley Gowe and IKUy may be affected with either-t------ — vin said: asleep in his choir. । Browu, while rabbit hunting throe loeamotor ataxia or pandyais, that if “ In 1F61 I enlisted in the army and was .will write me, I will make affidavit ae to I j miles north of the sand hill in SouthNOT A PAUPER’S BRIDE.' made captain of Co. H-, 40th Illinois Infan­ farts that I have stated and to whrt I ovra I I field, left their ferret In a rabbit hole try. I was stationed nt Paducah,• Ky.; in recovery. to look around for fresh indications of September of that year'and while there •• Aa 1 stated, last November I was at 1 ■ Great Cutch. caught void and contracted ‘rheumatism. I worst, could neither eat, sleep, walk, talk, Some of the papers have been print­ After half nn hour’s absenee they ; weft in the hospital there three months; (when use my hands or feet in any way. I read .xome newspaper of some one who had b« I recovered sufficiently to report for duty,ing a great, deal of nonsense about were starti^d-to see a large hawk utrug- i although far from veil. Previous to this similarly a fleeted as I was. This person Prince Charles of Denmark, whose be­ \gling in the air with a white ferret in time I had never been sick a day in nry life sought curt everywhere for years and g troth'd) to Prineuss Maud of Woles has its talons. The huxvk acted ns though : and weighed 195 pounds. 1 continued in the up to die, when Le commenced, takin been.officially announced. The mar­ although suffering Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People it wished it “hadn’t.” Great clots of ' service during the riage is described as an excellent one l»kxxj spluKhed on the snow under the j all the time from rlieutnatism. At the close was cured. 1 did not have any frith in r of the war, 1 was dkcharged and . a few but waa prevailed upon to buys half 1 lor the prinev. but rery much th, re. ,^mbatants.'"The hawk . , . ~..w Lunk appeared woriponths afterwards grabted a pension pt $9 Iwxea for $2-50. I nmimtiKM taking1 verse for tbe princess, and it is pre- rird and >hpr n fcw allaJcKJU wenk ! per month for my disabilities. I was never tbe first of Kovemlx r.and in thirty day* 1 WAS IT A K ODOO? dieted that they will live in England, flaps, it fell Heavily to the ground, with j free from pain for thirty-three long ycaip un­ lowing directions closely. I could wee a m Go|<l AUor. til late liut full of early in thft winter. 1 improvement in my condition. ■idenia Which K< Little Mrs. Annie Fiorenct-, the 14- ‘that Ito will enter tbe British navy, and the ferret firmly grasped in its talons. continued to grow worse nil the time dsiring •* Well, I kept right on following in* AH thisse statements arc The hawk was dead and lusecrated in a . the entire period until last November; I was lions to the letter. I bought another.•ycar-phi wife of Max Fk>reu<M an<l so fc)itli. An unusual scries of incidents oc­ founded on tbe most intense ignorance terrible manner, while the'ferret came |] then in a pitiable rimditinn. I had been dozen boxes jaxl then a third, of whicbll^ daughter of Abrnlinin Feinberg. - iu curred during tho quern’s recent jour­ nearly two boxes. boic*. It baa has ra^mel rasimel aivl ataxia left nrariy the real circumstances, oays Lon- uri Mr.:iin<r with one tmnrunv throtrob ! stricken with Pparalysis “ral*si* " V1 lh»cvnw<cr ‘*-vmrtcr arnxia the -r-tody cf tilt ijolict-tnatrou at Den­ of । -r . ■ UP soiling Witn one puncture turougn jn adcnion to n»y cheu mat non. . For three land I am going to make it an <vm ktObi ney fiom Bahnond to Windsor c;isth*. | : he crown prince and u loose fold iu its hide. years 1 «:>< helpless. 1 ccuk) noi talk because I nop. Not tbit I fear that 1 a-a act v, ver, stys the Rot k;. '-b-utitnin News,anil don J rutbFirst, her majesty's favorite collie dog | crown princi’SH of Dcumark arc W cvidentlv m»un"ed on • of rardydr, 1 could not calk because of-the! fori never felt better every way in my “ ’ As I'.tfie airiho?-iti«‘.4rresairred upowran at wws ........... killt-d on 1 the raih But don an/eb*a«» -”- the ferret an it left the rabbit furrow !oc'”” ior : a: ? ”'.v hR“',.K•,Brn* lln .‘ JI d{, “’’‘t propose to take imy-bKi.ar Eutempt on the ;.u;t rt[ the father to of the richest royal personages in F the ferret a» it left the rabbit furrow. I ■ ' . u Princrj-• Louise wan boarding The crowd princess was the und not being posted on the cunning ; drawn, from thenmatrun. You rae my knees quitting too xfxxj. coerce the girl iiifoa Linding urarriagv ■ rujx». “Am I sanS that Pink Pillk cured i at Aberdeen she missed the step of the 1 only child of King Charles of Sweden animal's fighting qunlitIlv:. made the j now. now. , Ju-1 Ju ; us as limber ardours. a*t yours, _ Ix»st wmimcr Ransocr Why should £ not. be? Did I not suffc conch ami i\ il. ajpd crawled into the । { 1 could not move my kn(jt*. nor could I get agonies of hell for years without relief T ‘ and Norway by his marriage xvith In the county, court there is |K*r.<V graaScat mistake of its life. The hawk . diem together irithin six’ inches. You ue 1 took Pink Pilla and carer out in the s carriage on her hands and knees. Next, • g a motion to «(< aside the uiarruiti’ Princess Louike of the Netherlands, was as large vs a Sbnughni rooster.' I niy fingers, straight and nearly rccovrixd from I sm; as you see me to-day and then sal the pilot engine which uhvaysp:„ । of Florenpv- and-1 the ch*ld which »vill tvho wta prolmbly the greatest heirera | their -iiflhw*. At thru Uiue, if 1 attempted if lam rare? Is a ‘man rare tbe royal, train was. in Rifmc n,*? ' * .’ i be decided shorUy. Tiir weJldinir took in tbe world at tbe time of her mar­ MARVELOUS MIND READING. 1 to walk 1 »a< liable to g«> bnckv. artls ur’side- die xone lime? J am just a* snre FrA thrown • f:*OTr. the raila. and th) j ways or fall down a* I was to go forwarfis, bc- cured me ns you are sore that you are । riage. When Crown Princess Louise caURe of the lark nf power cf lominotipn. I to a long rest mow1 time. Sure Pink ucut caused n long delay. Af Feinberg last Ikwmbvr ’i’hp itiolrw of was married in ISfJD her fortune was prayedTcr years to.dia ttsd be relieved pf my cured me? Well, 1 nm happy to reii riving nt Windsor castle hrr n estimated at upwards of HO.OOO.OOO of • yes! A thoosuni times yer? ; :■ Feinberg in allowing hia daughter to 1 The greatest- mind-reading act ever suticrinr., went out driving and came near nmfrauc-s. and it- has since been largely “ Had it not been tliftt bur. Government raw I knowjxpatively thiu I was eared ft ! marry was tor the exchange bf his nhild performed in Iowa was done here the fit toincr-'s-# my pervitin from $t» to fE7 per William^ Pthk -l‘il!>, and I believe 4 ning over a bicyclisL The latter increased by judicious investments und 1 fur u gold mine a« far as the officers of other day by N. W. Hanson, a young month cr.d pay me |3jl40 back prtwion, I that it w the most wonderful remedy i jammed his wheel into the whr<ht of the Colorado Hurmanp society, who in- systcumtie frugality. It is understood resident, of Mason City, He has been slmull hare suffered for the necessities of htrnee today, and every fact I have the queen’s carriage. The bicyclist was sented to you is knmvn to my ueiriib >estimated the cxm’, have b-rn able to 1 that a settlement of at Irxmt haW a practicing the art for tho past year. lift. slightly injured. Her majesty ^topped |1 determine. I inili.oij sterling will be made on Prince Before this rime ? had ‘.rested with the well as. to ray’ielf and they wJAi. * He has opened at different times three best muli-xl iu-n of Tietyoit, Cleveland. Mil- truth of m remarkabJcl cure.”-* to inquire as to the extent of.his in­ Florence, it tterms,-refused after the Charles by his imrente when he roar- ax-tumbler luuik safes, and the other wnuke*, Chicago und srTcnu -nher rnnhern Dr. Williams* Piuk Pills arc an nod juries and expressed herself as greatly cities, but a« I raid. -<tew grrunrily worse specific fxrarli dimaM-t- a-< locomotor ti marriage to pay tor bis wife u!nd trouble • rics. He is also to be provided with a pleased that the accident was not cnore between the girl’s father unjd her hits- j residence in Copenhagen, and one of day a committee was [appointed to twt until 1 Mould not. h.-ve given $1 for my partial paralysis, St. Vitas’ danre. fc , ’ him in the Johnstone feat of driving chances of life last Note.'ub'T. ahd, in fret, nmndrai. rh-un:atisTu, nervous m tqlaci serious. will bund resulted. At present] however, 11 tlic uutuercus royal country erats ’au» win trough the cjty finding a bidden would r.ither have Ixeui dead than idhre. I uftor-eflcct of la grippe, polpi*2kj»^-v be made over to him. T T* DC* . ar —3.4—..* The ‘I'h* test waa wna -a nnn the only weighed 132 |m>uii>!a - You her me to-day. heart, pale and sallow complexions; „ - rs object. GIGANTIC SKELETONS DUG UP. xi he two men nre the best ^>f fritnds, I a severe one, this conditiou of attain, haling bren x’f tDO“n,‘ OT'- of tho“'‘ I weigh 176 and am free from pH in entirely, freling resulting from nervous proednaii committee malcing a drive of over two au> slowly bpt rarely rami ng strenathJ You disoMM-s resnliiug frem vitiated humors1 brought about by iwomisrei made by pnheetete whom we have imported miles .through the streets and alleys, ■er I get up stairs all right, and 1 rotnc up Horenoe. KreroUy Frinberr come to ,roni G^-any In «oeh largs number. hidings letter beWndagratc in the post these «tair- a doten time* a day now. You etc. They ore also a soerific for frocM . Excavators.at work in the west part Dearer, leaving hie -wife in eta-rge ot \ darXnK th'‘ 100 years or «a. would not discover that I was ever ca.tble to fuliar to fcmalcb, sucu m supprexsoMA, office. Hanson drove at break-neck •peak. 1 ahull go to work with my t<*.<is or. a regularities and all forms of xraknrar. of Anderson, Ind., made a startling dis­ their Cripple Creek dram shonand look BRITAIN HONORS OLD GLORY, speed and found the letter without a carpentci soon, ro as to help me inermse in men ther effect a radical cure in ail c covery just after dusk the other night. charge of his cheap clothing store at _____ nishap. Those who witnessed his per­ strength. I was so long unable tn take a step arising from mental worry, overwork or Tticy were at work when a portfosi of 1440 Blake street. Florence followed Qnwa Wcuiria** Wax ships Fira satatra ceaaraof whatever nature.* nature. formance say that he ia the superior of that 7 do not frri hardly safe on -my pins ’ ceasrauf yet, although J bare not frllcn down in the earth gave in, and they found a him and secured work-aa a bartender I Theae pills are manufectured by tfie OB the «*r Juiyeither Bishop or Johnstone. He states several moutlis. I a # learning the use of mv W’llntmx' Medicine Company, BcheaeC sealed caxr. Investigation and further in a Kidoon at 13th and Market street*. ' Representative Mercer, of Nebraska, he can do anything « «««« v — the mind can con- legs, h-inda, arms and tongue again. I guess excavations opened it, There were a The little girl is quite anxious to be wbo spent a portion of tbe summer in > eeive of, providing there is mind to lead von will think 1 haverwxtvered the UBricftiy- N. Y., and are sold only in boxes bearini firm’s trade-mark and wrapper at 5U 1 dozen skeletons in a sitting jjositior., all separated from her husband, and there- ’ Japan, has returned to Washington. He hjm |n doing IL latter if] keep on, but I want to pra-iice nn a box or aix boxes for $2.50. and are i •again and mak< up fo^ lost time , and tell I raid in bnlk. They may be had of all < lacing the west, on the inside. The fore when her hn- /n.kn«u.. sub-:’ said the -----------------------------father K-w,™..J....i broached •the t^>0 other dav day that he witnessed in Id scene was a strange one and caused a ject of a Jewish wodding to her the. I‘ Yokoliaina <m the 4th of July the re­ GREENBACKS A BED FOR MICE. •ver y one of my now Imppy lot decided aensatkm. The skeletons other night he rahuxLquite a disturb- ! markable sight ot n British flert. firing a seemed to-be holding a council of war. once. Feinberg, it w alleged, beat her j salute In honor of the declaration of inAll were erect By their sides were the severely. At any rate the unfortunate de|»e.ndeDce. Such a thing never oc­ Among the bills recently presented remain* of what had once been their child sought the protection of the po­ curred before in Yokohama. It has for redemption at the United States trinkets. Most of the skeletons were of lice and wm gi^vu shelter in .the ma­ been the custom for the British fleet to treasury were ten of S100 denomina­ abnormal proportions, indicating that tron's apart menta have bnsinem up the coast on the 4tb of tion, one of $500, one of $1,000 and five the race thus buried was a mighty one July w hen American worships were an­ of $50. They were nibbled around physically. It is but a short distance chored at Yokohama. They felt a diaMICHIGAN’S HOLY DEER. the edges, but enough remained from the celebrated Indian mound*. inclinatk>D to assist at service commem­ j to render them, good. This $2,750 con­ Allied by * Hunter, und Its Halo To orative of their own funeral. Early 1 stituted a mouse’s neat. The bills had NEW CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. last summer, however. Admiral Buller, , been laid away in a trunk, and when A story is told in the vicinity:«£ At- 1 of the British fleet, told Admiral! Car­ X New T»rk PbyrleiaD PuMUbw t<*« ■ the owner went to look for thrm they tan tn, My:h., alwut a big buck deer , penter. of the American fleet, that he | were gone. Search was instituted, but sv ith a white halo aroqnri his head. A ’ At u crowded meeting of the New would celebrate th# 4th with him at i no trace of them could lie found. Final­ was near enough Yotk County Medical association tbe hunter .from Clyde, Yokohama. ly ii mousehole was noticed through the to see a white ball on the buck ’ s head 1 . other day. Dr. Hubbard W. Mitchell ex­ “If yqur flcot makes more noiae than hibited the formula for the fluid which between sthe antlers, but l>e had hoard mine it will lie because you have got bet­ bottom of the trunk, leading under the floor. The boards were taken up and the story rixout the Divinely protected has l>cen exploited lately as a jxxiitive ter poiwder, Iw my guna are just an eure for consumption. Jt was made deer and did not shoot him. Many re­ big," said the British admiral. And a mouse scampered away, leaving five little pink and white crehtures too fused to believe the story, thinking it a sure enough on the morning of the 4Ua public and is as follows: young to walk lying on the pile of bit of superstition, until last wedc, < the British fleet waa in Uie harbor Water, 2 rollons. greenbacks. when a hunter on his way froniMcKla1 Marricalum sulphate, 77 praias. burning its powder. . ley to Atlanta brought in a pair of I Magnesium cMoride, 740 mains COUGHED UP A NUT. Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infhnta Calcium chloride, IX> grains. monster antlers. Im paler! betweenTHIRTEEN TIPSY ’COONS Potassium chloride. rralnsi and Children. It contains neither Optam, Morphipe bof them by several prongs was the skuH J*~Ee<! Half of a Hickory Nut Imbtddvd Ferric chloride crystals, 90 fxatna. Get Into a Cider Mill, Become Drank »>d ta a Boy’« Laos. of a full-grown liyman being. The Hypochlorite of sodium, 70quarts. other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute, ghastly empty eye-sockets wore fast- j { Elmer, the 11-year-old son of Con­ Hypochlorite of potassium. TOsrains. John Davis, one of the largest eiderfor Paregoric, Drop?, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL ' Dr. Mitchell said the formula had ened so tightly as to resist all efforts to 1 tractor IL G. Wait, of Connersville, Ind., | makers in Indiana, killed 13 ’coons originated with J.W.HigginOcheinist, remove. Lhem. Tbe skull was nearly ! in a fit of coughing the other morning ; one morning recently, the result of very and said five cases in which ft'had been white with exposure. It looks as if it expelled from his left, lung the jagged peculiar circumstances, writes ar An­ tried had resulted in sb so hi to recovery. had been ten years exposed to the half of a hickory nut that had lain ixnderson (Ind.) correspondent of the In- , feveriihneia. Otttoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, I bedded there for one year and nine weather. dtanapolis Sentinel. Mr. Davis* cider MET AND LOVED IN PRISON. months. The parent* of the boy have cares Diarrixea and Wind Colic. I ‘ rolierea mHI is very extensive, is built of wood, been doctoring him for whooping War4<a?s DaughfBr Elope* wiSte a Farand stands away from his house. He teething trouble*, cure* eonstipation cough and lung trouble all the time. waa awakened by noise from the mill Hyton L. Skinner and Annie B. Curry, Academy of Medicine has submitted «v ... at midnight, and upon investigation daughter of the warden of the state to that body a memoir in which be <• lung specialist of Indianapolis were and bowel*. tiring healthy and nataial | Heep. Caamaintains that the numerous cases of ' found that 13 ’cooua were on the inside prison at Eddyvil le, Kyhave been mat secured. Meantime afll hopes for the chlorosis, neurosis and neurasthenia drinking cider. He fastened tbe door ried <nd er peculiar circumstances. recovery of the ehl Id were gone, and observed among girls la due to excea-11 and -•••-» locked them «in securely and went Skinner was received in 1892 for seven death was looked forward to as ansire practicing at the piano. . He has I1 to bed. When he got up the next morn­ avoidable. Now the physicians are oonyear* for killing Martin Bigwood, and ing be took a ’coon dog and several drawn up atatistiaa which go to prove came near dying in prison. The war­ tdent of his full recovery. hands and began the killing. He found . den’s daughter nursed him, and inter- that of 6,000 pupils who were obliged the ’ooons drunk and undergoing all i reded after hia recovery with Gov. before the age of 12 to learn to play stages of jags. The acene waa a moat I John Workman, of Hawley’s Station. tbe piano, nearly 12 per cent, now Buf ­ Brown for a pardon, aft^r which the peculiar one. They had rolled the bar­ Tazewell county, Hl., displayed a rare couple eloped to SL Louie. Tbe warden fer from nervous troubles. rels over, which bad been left open to cariosity in Peoria, the other day. It and Mrs. Curry have forgiven them, allow tbe cider to work. They had1 is a tooth of a mastodon which was and they W return to Kentucky Forty years ago Theodore Parker drunk themselves full of bard cider. found by his children on the banks of prophesied that before the end of the In five minutes all hod been dispatched, Coal creek after the last heavy rain. It and their skins were brought to this is evidently from the back of the lower ' A. NriKm ILayburn wu crpMlng tbe century Kansas would have a million city last night aa substantial evidence. rsllrorel treck near Kingrton. O., hi. inhabitants and be worth a billion doUara The prediction has been more tteiu. Garel. pound", ud hre root" revrn inchre boree wre .truck by « we^-bound So mpeb has been Mid about the wiHjgenent it to the Peoria freight. Tbe Lorre wre killed uxl • than fulfilled already. Kansas has a part of tbe dubbwd torn wra;. but mil Von and a half people and is worth failure of the Baltic canal that the four Bcientrfic aaaociataon.______ $2,000 JXK-,000. B*ybura, who bound asleep in hi" largest ironclads in the German navy j . unr7. knew nothin; ot it until some were recently , sent through _ it os a test. I A Washington reporter snya: "Hetty time after. The luwgy w»» hurled M They made the trip in 11 hour* without Green, The citizens of Antwerp pride them­ selves on poaseBsing the best breed of carrier pigeon, and will not only taka with which Germany can transfer her week. Ast COB Oust, • Blind ■Inlstor. Dotows to I'rombcuom Manner. B« Douse Chaplain. The marriageable women of Craw­ Another blind man has come forward fordsville, Ind., arc mush excited over ash candidate for the house chaplaincy in the coming congress. He is Rev. H. the advent of a rich widower here who is looking for a wife. A short time ago N. Couden, of Michigan. Dr. Couden promises to limit the Abe Eastos, aged 70 years, came here length of his prayers. With his Infirm- from Danville, Ind., and took rooms at •V and his promise he stands well a private boarding house. He then went equipped to get votes. The loug-yvinded to a clothing store and purchased a suit ministers make poor chaplains, for of clothes and a stove-pipe hat. He told most of the members do their prayiug the landlord that his errand here was athome, and therefore like to have short to find a ^ife, and he hired a man to stand on the street corner and help him invocations in the house. Dr. Couden lost bls sight in the war. watch the Iadk& who passed. When a He is chaplair of the Michigan G. A. IL, single Indy would pass whom he fancied and has beexi quite active in grand army he would get her name from the man work for a nuuilicr of years. Every city with him. After he had 50 nuiue^on in which the blind pastor has prirached his list he graded them to suit his fancy, has indorsed his candidacy and recom­ and called on thf ones he thought he mended him to the tender mercies of would like best Jo marry, and lie has now been four days calling upon the their rrpnmrr.tatives. ’ Shoo id Dr. Cnuden be chosen Wy tha ladies os their names are on his list. At one place he made a favorable, im­ house, nnd Dr Milburn be rctahrod by the senate, the congress of the United pression, but the lady u-sked for a little States would have two nigntJeis men time to think about it. Before he re­ praying for its welfare and Invoking turned she had found out that .she was not his first choice and when he came Divine guidamy for Its acta. back for an answer he received a nega­ IN LOVE WITH A PICTURE. tive response and had the door slammed in his face. -.Hr. employed on uttor:*.<*3 to help him win a wealthy widow, but she heard of his in any proposals and or­ A marriage, solemnized (heather day dered him out of .her house and threat­ at Versailles, Morgan county, Mo., but ened to shoot him if he returned. not made public until several days He proffered to another woman in a later, has much of tlie romantic about room full of callers and she drove him it, ns was learned when the bridal out of the house. At one house at couple arrived at Sedalia the other which lie called he found a room full of evewing. The groom is Ulysses S. R. ladies and he treated them all tochewMutse, of Woodford, O_, and u>u the wie bride uriue . . • vhosr jmrentF !np/un? »«<[ proposed to the one Miss Minnie F Walters, w . .. ’ tl. hc fancied the most. reside at Lincoln. Bruton county, nlThe otbfir day lie went into a niillit though she has been living with her nery store, and. calling the saleslady to grandparents nt Versailles. A year ago Mj*. Glinse obtained a photograph of one side, he told’.her his story and pro­ posed marriage. He was seen in the Miss Walters from a friend who had vis­ evening Aud said .he was having, a ited at Versailles. Soon after he ud pleasant lime hunting for tf wife and •dressed a letter to her. requesting the that he did not projiose to leave until .privilege of corresponding. Regular be succeeded. The last seen of him he ■exchange.of letters followed, niitl last _ . ... -i- v hnd looked ovrp his nst and started out Sunday Mr. Chase arrtn'd tn \ crsailies । . j , . , , . . J . ,, to see another jadv -about Iwronnng and proposed nuirnnge. He was ae- - ■ • ■cepted, and the brid.- will now present her busbnnd to her ’parent*. AN AVARICIOUS FATHER. A Patient Cured who was Afflicted with tism, Locomotor Ataxia in the Legs and Paralysis of the Throat It was in Prescott, Mich., the Patient was an Soldier and has Hundreds of Friends The Case Reads Like a Miracle. What is CASTOR IA Castoria. �Hastings Banner Thursday, Jan. 9. 1896. MARSHALL L.COOK, Editor THE HAST!MG8, MICH-, PO8T6FyXCE, AUGUST 14, 1879. EASTERLY ARRESTED JJuclt bam baa demanded the payment of W*,000 Indemnity of the Turks for the burning of American property by tbeKurts In their raids on tbe poor Armenian*. FOR ’HE MURDEROUS ASSAULT ON OAVIO JACKSON. OF MAPLE Unless the cash la paid our Unele Samuel GROVE. proposes to ruu some of his big boats to the Bosphorus and show the Turks bow nicely they are Constructed, and possibly how well their guns can slioot. Fifth Gbadk—Fifth Ykab Reading. Teacher may prepare qoeationa on the work studied during tbe term, or use tbe following turned on the selection entitled “Marco Bczxarto:” I Who was Mareo Bozzaris? What did he do that made bim famous? 2. Pupils real the first stanxa of Um poem silently, tbeu select Ivc words of two or more syllables aad de­ fine according to the context 8. Teacher prononnee the following words fur pupils toipell and mark dlaeritloally: guarded, haunted, sen tries, altar, comrades, wall, dance, bier, ocean, calmly. 4. Use tbe following wnrdk correctly In origlaa! sen­ tences: triumph, sire, expire, repoee, knell. 5. Have each pupil read one stanza of the poem, and grade on distinctness of utter­ ance, and rendering of tbe aeuae. Notk—During tbe next month make a careful study of “Tbe dusker*,” by John Greenleaf WhltOer. Spelling. See Fifth Year. Language —-1. What Is a arnteuoe? What Is the subject of a sentence? The predicate? 2. Write a simple sentence. Point out tbe subject and predicate. 8. Write five sentences from a reading lesson. Make a list of the nouns used. Tell which are proper. 4. What Isa verb? An Ir­ regular verb? A transitive verb? Give Illustrations. 5. Give tbe principal parts of “sing.” “fall.” and “go.” Arithmetic.—!. Write the names of the first three orders. Of tbe first three. 2. Write to words 3875286. 37596297, 462787941. 3. Define nutrition, numeral-. Ion. How many units of any order make one of the next higher? 4. Give tbe prime factors of 28. 65. 120, and 144. What Is a prime factor of a number? 5, Give the greatest common divisor of 20. 56, and 140. Give the least common multiple of 18. 48, and 70. , Geography.—1. How du we know tbe ••ajth b not stationary? 2. What motions Ims the earth? What does each caase? 8. How many zones are there? Name them. 4. Name the two principal mounts la ranges of North America. 5. Name and locate four large rivers of North America. PHYSiorxxn-.—See Sixth Year. Tuesday evening Dee. 3rd. two strangers called at the home ot David Jackson, an old man 80 years old. who for many years has Jived on his farm lu Maple Grove township. They called under tho guise of stock buyers, went with the old gentleman to look over some sheep, and returned to the house, Boon after getting into tbe house one of them dealt the old gentleman a deadly blow on the bead, rendering him unconscious for n moment, and then as­ sumed to assault him In a most deadly manner, tbe larger one of the two men jumping up and down on bis prostrate form after be had been gagged and bound. Robbery was of course tbe object of tbelr visit David Jackson had lived for upwards demnltiw. Occasionally however England to get them. ot 40 years upon bis nice 120 aero farm runs against a snag, in the Transvaal tbe all alone, he hsd always raised good crops, Just 137 years ago Monday George was known to have received a good deal of British South Africa Company had menac­ ed tbe Dtateh to habitants of that country, Washington was married to Mr*. Martha money, very little of which he ever spent He never went anywhere, was Intimate stolen land from them, and recently an Custls, and tbe occasion was properly with none of his neighbors, and stayed organized expedition under Dr., Jameson celebrated io New York by the Daughters closely nt home. He was regarded as a mysterious man and everyone supposed made nn assault upon those* natives who of the American Revolution. that somewhere be had a great deal of had organized to resist tbe advances and Tbe,Grand Rapids Herald truthfully money. Bach of the two robbers, one a oppressions of England, in tbe fight large man and the other a small man, were says that when John Bull gets all the gold which fdlowed tbe English were most armed with revolvers. After knocking beautifully and severely trounced. The tberk is in sight, he will declare peace to tbe old man down they pounced upon * him and demanded bis money. Tbe old man greedy nature of the EnrfHjb could not tbe world. pleaded for mercy, but they showed none. permit of any weak people enjoying the At last the punishment became so severe The gold reserve has fallen to 358,300,revenues1 from the rich gold fields of South that be pulled out a leather pocketbook 000. More bonds. containing $563 and gave it to the robtiers, Africa aad heuee tbe expedition. Any avowing that it wm all that he had. They small power has no showing when it has Insisted however that be bad more buried Society Event*. anything that England wants, unless it Miss MabelColgrove entertained sixteen around tbe premises and tried by tbe most has the influence.of some great power to brutal treatment to force him to tell them friends at a party given at her home on back It up. Friday evening, who enjoyed themselves of its whereabouts. The old man persisted They then with dancing, conundrums aud games In telling that was ail lie bad. Secretary Carlale has issued a call tor uzitil a late hour. Light refreshments were tore up his bed tick, turned everything in tbe house fairly upside down, and at served. sealed blds for S’OO.OOO,000 bonds, to he last went down ipto the cellar to look for Misses Mary and Katbierine Liens gave sold ostensibly to protect the gold reserve, Sixth Grade—Sixth Year the treasure they supposed to be hidden but really to meet the big difference be­ a “library party’’ Thursday night at their away. Not being successful in finding Reading.—See Fifth Year. home on Broadway, which was a most en­ tween our receipts aud expenditures. The joyable affair. About thirty w^ra present, anything more, they dime back up stairs SpELLiwo.—1. How many soufids ba* democratic party came Into power with the and each wore some article representing ; and continued their fiendish treatmen’, “a”’? “e”? 2. Write words'^ugtolning again jumping up and down on (be old each sound. 3. Write the names : of five avowed purpose of doing away with all a book, and mauy popular literary pro­ gentleman’s prostrate form. When they 'Hid animals. Write names of ton birds. tariffs and tbrowfoc open our markets to ductions were very cleverly and uniquely were about to go, tbe old tdan who was represented. Mrs. Walter A. I-ampman covered from head io toot with blood, •K Use In sentcicee the word*: kiln. mien, tbe competition of tbe whole world. Tbe knead, need. 5. Make a list of fire words was rewarded with a dainty cup and saucer fallacy of ;sueh a proceeding had often for guessing the largest number of books, begged to be released but they paid no at­ containing the .prefix "re.” Define each tention to bis entreaties, and left him word. been proven in the past, but the people while 8. A. Crowell received the consola­ bound and tied to the bed post In this Lang cage.—1 arul 2. Write a short voted to try the same plan again. Already tion prize fur the least number. Light position he remained from alwut five composition describing some journey ' ou there have been sold $262,000,000 worth of refreshments were served in the dining o’clock in the afternoon until about seven have taken or <*ould like to take, i What room which was prettily decorated with o’clock tbe next morning. bond.*, Including all of the present Issue smilax and camatlbns. Is a noun? An adjective? An adverb? From appearances It would seem that it Give 11 lustrations. 4. Write a sentence of $100,000,000, and probably before the Among the children the birthday party wks an organized band that did tbu work. containing two proper nouns, one common administration closes, more bonds will be given by Mr. anil Mrs. C. 8. Brown to A few days after the robbery a fellow by noun, nn adjective, aud an adverb. 5. necessary. Democratic legislation Is very tlwir son Lemmie on Saturday night was tbe name of Jones who was implicated In Teacher relate or read a short story for i expensive.i but some vety wholesome ex­ the crowning event of tbe holidays. the affair and was to gel 8100, gave tbe pupils to reproduce in tbelr own language. arithmetic.—1. Find the sum of .018, perience may‘be gained. But is it worth About eighty wore pretwit to enjoy the' whole thing away because he only received ht-ilviiit-s <>t the evening. Shortly after 320. William Quinn was arrested shortly .03. 14.05, .0054. and 62 3. From 18 0438 all It costs*’ Easterly take 9,45974. 3. Multiply 7.1416 by .0042 .-even the double doors leading into the , after this for being implicated. was in Battle Creek when Quinn was ar ­ dining room were thrown open aud led br and give the rule for pointing the produet. Sheriff McKevltt 4. Divide 81.6 by 2.5. and give the rule As a 8b|Nt1(ule for tbe bund bill passed Master Lemmie and Miss Blanche Barnes rested but quickly left. by Congress tbe finance committee of ti e they marched two by two into tbe dining offered a reward of >100 for his arrest, and for pointing the quotient. 5. Traveling at room, to tbe time of a spirited inarch ex­ the hunt then commenced in earnest. the rate of 4.0 miles an hour, how many Senate has presented a substitute which ecuted by Misses Bertha Rider ami Maude Easterly wbs traced to Chicago where be hours,will a man require to travel 56,925 provides, First for the coinage of standard Hamlin. The dining room presented a went under an assumed name. Detectives miles? silver doUkre, nine-tenths fine. of4l2X beautiful appearance, two long rows of there were on his trail and watching for Prysiologt,—1. What Is anatomy? grains each, and the Issue of treasury tobies were laid tbe length of tbe room him. One detective was stationed .on the What to physiology? What is hygiene? and one across the end. decorated prettily Inside of the postoffice with the clerks, certificates tberefur. Second, for the coin­ with Howers, and gay colored napkins. and another on tbe outside mingling with What is n cell? 2. What are the different kinds of bones? 3. Name three kinds of ing of tbe bullion purchased under the act After the dellcous supper provided had the people. Easterly called tor his mail, joints. Give examples. 4. What two and by a signal which was understood by kinds of muscles? How do they differ to both, the detective on the Inside pulled bis structure? 5. Wbat Is food? HoW ‘ does revolver and told Easterly to throw up his cooking Improve food? hands. At first be didn’t propose to do it, Geography.—8ee Fifth Year. but the Chicago officer. Detective Treborn, told him that unless be complied at once “be would let him down to bls tracks.” Gheetixg to Teacheh’n Readixg Cm Tbe bands went up until at about the top CLE.—1896. of his vest, where they lingered for a “Why do we complain,” said Col Francis moment, but the Injunction* “Up with W. Parker, some years ago, “Hurt we as them” from tbe detective was ail that was necessary to keep them on tbe raise. The teachers, are kept dowu; that our salaries are poor; that we, like ’Poor Joe* must prisoner was then handcuffed and token to the Centra] station: A search revealed a •move ou’ so frequently; that it Is a ques­ gold watch, which Deputy Sheriff King, of tion whether teaching is a profeaslon or Battle Creek, recognized as one stolen trade; that we rank tn profession below from a man near Battle Creek who was tbe minister, tbe lawyer and tbe doctor: “held up;” about 15 or 20 keys of differ­ that the school boards and parents refuse ent kinds and descript ions and In bis In­ to allow ua to educate the children; that side vest pocket a 88 Caliber Bulldog re­ newspapers, and learned authorities pour volver, of tbe self acting variety. such a flood of criticism upon our work; With tbe warning from tbe Chicago of­ that we must look beyond this world for ficers that tho prisoner was a desperate he reward of our patient toll.” -I , . man Deputy Sheriff King of Battle Creek, ’The fault dear Brutus. Is not in our stars But tn ourselves that we are uaderliDgs.’’ and Sheriff McKevltt left for home with the prisoner who was handcuffed. Twice What we complain of are realities and between Chicago the officers pulled tbelr terrible realities too, I suppose It is owing revolvers on the prisoner to order to make to the fallen or weak nature of man that him desist from attempts to break his be seeks for causes of every evil outside of Outs V lAbr 0< handcuffs. At Kalamazoo tbe prisoner himself. We are here to make conditions. was lodged in jail and while there was Complaint* of others and ot circumstances The Old M-a-N-H the Big One la Willing to Do the Pulling, Blest «I given a razor, with which he shaved off kink Into complaint* ot self, when we catch See Wh; the Little Cuss Needs to Kick or Bray. his woutoche, which was a very light af* one glimpse of tbe immense poralbilltiee fair however aud didn’t change bls ap­ for improvement to ourselves and ta our pearance very much. While In that city pupils. ' Sheriff — — Will .. ... McKevltt borrowed UVISUWW a * af 1H)O, the'.seignorage to go to tho govern-’ been'disposed of, an adjournment waa Deputy Of tbe instrummtollties of tbe past de­ " pair Of tbe very latest improved bandcpffaf cade which have contributed to the ad­ mevt; Thixd that no Bank note shall be tafceD ,o lh® P*rionj where music, dancing Issued for less than $10. Fourth the ftud Karae8 of a varied and entertaining and on tbe way between Kalamazoo and vancement of tbe professional standing of this city the prisoner again tried to break the teachers, the Reading Circle has been .na tre„.o. ,mum bis handcuffs and was only prevented from oneot the most valuable and important under aci of July 14th, 1890 shall be re- having been spared to make it as pleasant bls attempt by having Sheriff McKevltt The increasing interest to tbe Reading again pulling hh pop. Circle work ta our own County Is very1 deemed In standard silver caln, or gold, or I for t,M* J‘0UDg people as for a gathering of, Monday the writer visited the jail and commendable. One of tbe greatest bless­ both, at the option ot the treasury depart- 0,d?r ot,e*’ Ma8ter lemmie was tbe reatent. ciplent of many handsome and useful bad a short talk with the.prisoner who de- ing* which can possibly come to a person ! g’fto which will always be a pleasant re­ Bied being north of Battle Creek since Is tbe formation of a taste for good books, He claims to have worked for a nothing can make for character or culture minder of the occasion. Tbe guests de­ 1887. Unlew all report* are unfounded and Pa««l at a late hour, wishing tbelr genial farmer living within seven miles of Battle like this, reading tbe true, tbe good and Creek all last summer, and claims to have the beautiful ta literature a part of our utterly worthless the Cubans will soon 11,tUe h0Bt bave birthday* worked for tbe farmer up till the Satur­ lives is true education. Ninty-one persons - — ■ ■ j per year. enter Havana, tbe only city which tbe day before tbe robbery was committed. are enrolled as members of tbe Barrv Co. Spanish »ata that tbe belligerents could Two Uel,h load, will drive on I to tbe Lie refused to answer tbe question put by Teachers' Reading Circle, out of Ibis net enter. .In Havana it Is said that there county farm to-morrow and paw the even­ Mr. Severance, of MWdleville. as to what number, aeyenty-eix have already comple­ ing with Mr. and Mrs. Llohty at pedro. name be went under while working for ted the fall work, and filed satisfactory are thousands who will flock to tbe atandtbe farmer. Tbe prisoner la without evidence ta regard to the same, iu the ard of tbe Cuban leader, Gen. Gomez, the Mr». OrlCTby gave a anrprtae party tor question tbe hardest character that has OoaMrtMttoaefli o0ea» . Tbe fact that the Teacher’* Reading ■ament he enters the city. Spain has Will and Manrioeon Dee. 51,1 when about ewer been within (be preeeut jail at least । thirty young people, moally member, of Hia every action betrays tbe fact that be Is Circle was Indorsed by tbe State Teacher’s •w.laally denied that there la war In her Bible etaaa were Invited to have a a regular athlete. His height Is within Association will give it new Interest aud Cuba. Everything goer to disprove thia good time. Cyril Grlgeby dellghled tbe half an inch of tlx feet, and hia weight Is Importance. The work for tbe winter rtatement and tbe belligerency ot tbow gneats wttb hia phonograph. Varloua games probably 190 pounds. Hhi bead 1s of- a term baa been outlined and submitted to who are fighting tor their liberty abould and light refreshment, made tba evening very peculiar form, his projecting ebto, tbe teachers, tbe same to be completed and peculiar noae. and tbe pecs liar expression filed In tbe office of the Commissioner by bo recognized. Spain claimed that tbe pea. very pleasantly. at hlaayea. >11 go to — make- *• bl tn . a peenliar the third Saturday tn March 1899. ~:z. zi' rtota would be over by tbe find ot tbe “2- ^nre O.born and Mr. looktog’feUow, aud one who oom having Tbe winter terms work In •’Management” prreent year, but Insttad ot being ended end Mrs. D. K. Fuller entertained a com­ been seen would be easily recognized cover* page* 45-916 while the work to tbe war bar constantly grown and victory pany very rajoyably at pedro Friday even­ again. The prisoner claims that bit name Botany extends from page 104 to page 314. ing. Mn. L. H. Evarts and Dr. E H. It Frank B. Brooks and has gout under We give below tbe questions submitted tor -bna moot al way, been with the Cuban. Lathrop won the prises. tbe name of Myers. It is mH that the this work. Mr. and Mn. P. A. Bheldoe entertain prlsoneru’ right name la Orlando Easterly, •‘MANAGEMENT" 105-316. the boenl of supervisor, and the count, that he ia an ex-prise fighter and Is an earoped convict from the Joliet penitentiary* 1. White mentions seven school virtues. Tbe New York World has shown a officials to-morrow evening from 7 to If, It is not known when hh examination will Which in your opinion has the greatest groat stroke of enterprise. B has sent tbe te. The offioere think they have a aure bearing upon mental training and which C by Uh^iapb to eway National pedro, at Dr. Barbers borne on Jefferson dnebon Easterly, and David Jackson, tbe upon moral training? Why? Street, Satortay evening. It was la tbe the robbery, will probably be 9. Name some artificial Incentives to l-r telegraph, the World nature of a surprise on Dr. Clarence Barber, hia wife and MIm Sherman, being Menllfylog him. EDITORIAL NOTES Spain attempted to make ail prisoners‘ in that country fight in her behalf in the’ • Io OUS of the comic publications the war with Cuba. Ship loads of criminals British Lfcn was pictured as a great big were released from Spanish prisons nnd, bog. Tbe Illustration while not very shipped to Cuba, where they have since elegant, was Yet very true to life. The joined the Cubans In their fight fdr liberty. picture aptly represented tbe greedy, As long as the democrats have got to grasping disposition of England, which sell bonds to meet the expenses of their has an established reputation among tbe nations for jumping onto weak and de- administration. Secretary Carlisle has Ansetere little countries aud stealing terri­ shown good sense In letting the monied tory or bluffing them into paying large iu- men of this country have a cbance to bld ' 1. Describe the troll of, tbe horseebretnut. What are carnivorous plants? Give example* 6. Draw (from observation) a eroes section of an apple tree branch, naming tbe part*. Write a brief history ot the growth ot plants. to Hickory Comers to live by themselves leaving their son Maron m> the Deceawd was a men of sterling integrity highly re toe med by all. The funeral service was bald at th Baptbrt church at thfe phre conducted tv ONMarf. Well* Bv I ngton was born in Madiaon Rev. Mr. Ford, of Kalamazoo College. Th county N. Y. Nov. 8, 1808, and died at remains were buried to the cemetery *t Hickory Corners, Barry County Michigan. this place. Tbe bereaved family cousf*-. Dec. 22. 1895 at 9 o’clock a. m. aged 87 Ing of tbe widow, tbe son and his fa mt is . have the sympathy of the community. years, 1 mouth and 14 days. Deceased came to this place in the year 1835 and purchased of the government 80 acres of land, returned to ills native alate Philip IteJilhauaer Maple Grove Clara Ide Nash villa and married Miss Betsy Gordon Oct 6, Cha*. W. Thompson Maple Grove 1886, moving to Michigan tbe name fait Obre F. Cuuatns Assyria He worked 1 years for .John F. Gilkey, WUUxm S Vm Every Middleville of Richland, after which they moved onto Mary Marsh ANNUAL STATEMENT. OF THE MICHIGAN MUTUAL Tornado. Gooione and wind-swrm INSURANCE COMPANY. FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31. 1895. MEMBERSHIPS. Number of members December 31,of previous year., Number of members add ing the present year. MRBURSEMENT8. Losses paid duriug tbe jtear. Halarle* auU fee< paid a> ol fleer* and dirertor* (Schedule A)......'..m.... other dtebursetsenis (Schedule B. Total Deduct number of members withdrawn during the jea-, and t«ollele*i r* -cried by rearon of sale or o.berwlse. Total expends during the Numbreof lumbers now be­ longing to company RISKS. Amount of property al risk Doc­ ember St. of previou* rear.. Amount of risks edded during present year..- 8 A.U3401 1.11X9*5 Total Deduct risks canorirtl. uUbdrawu or terminated Net amount now al risk by eomP*u>............................... RESOURCES. Cash on hind Nature and airuuut of ail other revomvre.uote of Harry aud Eaion Im. Co Interest on wee Total avallstlc restxirccn LIABILITIES Nature and amount of all Mlier claims due officers and ex­ penses LOH M MO 41 taffy re Id SCHEDULE A. Pnldfl.W.M^pesl Pre*...... - Orann Hwlft,fVIre Pre*.. •• D W.Hoger*. Srv’j ..... “■ C. R.0bappf1). .Irw. I). B. Hale. Director “ D. A. Bowker. *• . • C. W. Moore. ’• W.C. Towne~ Geo.(INI - H. C. “ Jtatlia “ C. B. , Total .... SdHKDrLF. B. Paid membership fere Increered >intarance. . •• poMtareaud txpreu... ’• prinHiw...... i................ •• wood for oTIMe “ money loendJ........... •• expetuw* nr j**Ung !ov re and atteucpig annua! tneatlnr....... I............... ** hull fur aucuil i-ierUop Total Schedule B.... ua » 1(8 no 130 12 $ 6.00 State of Mlcblgar, County of Barry—ss. Total liabilities...^ 810 41 8. W. Maaes, President, and D. W. Roger RECEIPTS. Bseretarv <rf eaMlCompanv. do. and each Casli premlams received dur blmaeif doth depme and say. that they ta- ■ toa tbe year re*d the foregoing statement, aud know the Cash from membership or ooDtmts thereof, und they bare good reason potlr-y fees.................... believe, and do beHere, said statement to te Cash from increased or de (rue, creased k»uraoc4 l.Ut fl* 8. W. M*r». President Caah Income from all other • D. W. Rugkks, Secretary st urces. viz., note of Bar­ ry and Eston Ins. Oo 3JOO 00 Sworn and *ub*erlbed before me. at the city oj Interest on same Hasting*. in *aM State and County, this seventh day of January A. D. IKC. Total cash receipts. Chas. H Bacm. Add cash balance ut cio<e Notary Pubii * preceding year.. 1.448 a Barry County. M*cs Total receipts. WHY, INDEED? Sweeping Reduction CAPS, GLOVES, MITTENS AND UNDERWEAR. All these articles put at prices that are bound to sell them if you need them. Call and give me a chance to prove this assertion to you. C. FARRELL, Clothier 000202000002000089 Undertaking! We are now prepared to do all work in the line of Ukdkbtakino la the tine at PURNITVIIE, which may be entrusted to ua and which will ba done by a - BARGAINS, competent and experienced man, and will carry a full line of then �Hasting Banner Thursday* Jan. g, 1896 W. R. COOK. Local Editor. ters. It Is.a well known fa& that Germans are eternally getting things “wrong side ta” 7 PARS KIRKWSOflP 25 CEHT5 It is said that this fact was aptly demon­ strated at tbe Hastings bouse Tuesday evening when the Supervisor from Irving showed his T< ufoulc descent by deliberate­ ly turning his wash stand bottom stdc up, in which condition Laudlord Parker found it Wednesday morning. IMWM. The best stock of Groceries and Crockery in towrv. : : : Will save yon money if you trade with us. ::::::: Il vuilUU if Mn The earth passes Its perihelion Jan. 1st, being at that time nearly 8,000,000 miles nearer the sun thkn at aphelion. July 1st. and receiving more beat that at July 1 by about one-fifteenth. Will some of our high school pupils explain why we usually have our coldest weather at this time when the facts stated ought seemingly to give ns warmer weather than in July? Howard Busby, who recently recovered from an attack of diphtheria, and consid­ ered to be doing as well as could be ex­ pected. Is now in a serious condition, be­ ing paralyzed from htablps down, and one side of his face and throat is also affected, resulting in loss of speech. Tw of the smaller children have had light attacks of diphtheria, but are rapidly recovering at this writing. [We clip tbe following from the^ Nash­ Hams & Van flman. BEST THINGS The best mathematics—that ■ which doubles the most joys and divides tbe most sorrows. The best navigation—steering clear ot the lacerating rocks ot personal contention. The best engineering—building a bridge of ’altb over the river o! death. The best protection for your home—a policy in that honest old company, the “Glen’s Falls” whose representative is J. EDMUND BARRELL, I Over Hunting* City Bank. LOCAL NEWS. - CIRCULATION • Tnisweak, 86 qurres. Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure insertion In tho issue of the week when’brough L A fine line of picture frames cheap at the Christinas studio. Watch for the opening chapters of “A Question of Ctarage” a Jan 33. Sterling, Cranford <fc Co. have a bargain ville News concerning one of Hastings' favorite vocalists: Miss Truman’s two solos were followed by a soprano solo “Star of Bethlehem,” by Mrs. Fay Dia­ mond, of Hastings. Mrs. Diamond's voice differs from all others on the pro­ gram, as it is pitched to high soprano. She apparently has perfect command of every note in the broad rangt ot her voice, producing melodies as sweet as the morning lay of the bobolink. The people all fell In love with her sweet song and she was compelled to sing again, this time •■Ln the Morning, Oh. So Early,” another selection equally as pretty as tho first. Saturday evening some one broke into tbe smoke house nt the rear ot Casady «fc Roe's meat market aud stole lb. hams. It Is thought that tbe work was done before nine o’clock In the evening. Tbe thieves wete traced over Into tbe Oral ward, but there all traces were tost, and the officers have no clue to work from. Several search warrant, were Issued but tu track o( tlle missl..g pork was founfi. Inasmuch a. so many hau» were taken It jnuat be th. there was more than one visit paid to tbe smoke house by the meat thlevss. or else they came with a sleigh and took them away, as It-would be well nigh impdsflbfo for two men to^io the whrk. We hope that the officers may be able to find tbe guilty parties. for you this week on flour and crackers. The annual meeting oi the Michigan All sect’s due me must be settled at once Mutual Tornado, Cyclone and Windstorm Insurance Co., was held in the office ot by cash or note. F. G. Stowell. Mrs. Perry Busby is very low at this tbe Secretary. Mr. D. W. Rogers, in this city, Tuesday afternoon cornu -,clng at writing, and her recovery is considered two o’clock. Tiie report of tbe Secretary doubtful. allowed a very gratifying gain during the Ben Whittemore, recently of Hastings, Sist year, being remarkable when the is now'ln tbe employ of Hall Bros, drug ose times ate considered, and tbe oilier stove st Kalamazoo. depressing influences surrounding all W. Potter, of this cRy. has been classes of business. The record the past made a member of tbe American Academy year shows 814 aew members have joined of Political and Social Science. the Company with added risks of 31.072,Farmers. If you desire to have your razors honed take them to Bushy Bros, barbershop undei tbe City bank. Square up your subscription account be­ fore our new serial story commences so yeu will not loose any of the chapters. A pure uncolored Japan tea fanning at cents a-pound, equal to any 40 cent tea in cup value. Try it at Sterling, Crawford We are extreaily pained today to anBMDce that John Evans* condition is not improved. Ris strength is becoming very ■such exhausted.—Bellevue GaztJtte. The 29tb, annual Reunion of Michigan Inft will be held at hall Kalamazoo on the 16th, and January 1896. All comrades are the 13th, G. A. R. 17tb, of eordtally PERSONAL MENTION. “A Question of Courage” will be one of tbe best serial stories we have ever pub­ lished. l»ok out for the opening chap­ •85, making the total risks of the company 89,515,781. The Treasurer reported •1.112.98 received on premiums during tbe year which brings tbe balance on hand at the present time up to $4,213.68. Every loss duriug the year was promptly met, aud the experience of those who were so unfortunate as to suffer loss only goes to bring added confidence in the stability and reliability of the company. The following officers were elected for tbe ensuing three years:—S. W. Mapes, of Olivet. Preeidenti D. A. Bowker. City, Vice President; Di­ rectors, Nathan Spencer, of Lenewee JX' George Perry. Eaton Co; W. C. Towne, Barry Co; C. L. I'arsou^Tdlila Co; D. B. Hale, Eaton Co, . The meeting was largely attendedarfifvery linruionious. invited with their families. At a meeting of tbe Council Friday in the em- evening a petition signed by probably twoNels Johnson, who. »loy of^-AV; thirds of tbe residents and property own­ (orrlll &. Co for several [■—ytuura, has severed bls connection with ers along the Greeu-street-boulevard-racIng-conree was presented to tho Council. them and leaves for Chicago this Instead of being acted uponf as its signers where his family will join him later. hoped that It would be, It received the The suggestion that farmers put their distinguished consideration of being “plac­ ■ames on their barns is a good one, as ed on file” where it stands a good show of Wien when riding through the country it hanging until It beemries sere and yellow i* a pleasure to know who lives in tiie house you arc passing. It Is quite general­ with age. Io the meantime the City fathers Invite the jockeys with their run­ ly dene in many localities. ning horses, tbehorseman with his trotter, Feb. 1, we will open a new set of books, tbe unexperienced as well as the experienc­ aud desire to balance them before that ed, tbe careful and tbe careless, ail to test date. We have sent ont statements this the utmost speed of their horses on the week to all indebted to us, and we> will be most prominent most traveled street in greatly aided by a prompt remittance. tbe dty, not only to tbe detriment but to Those knowing themselves In arrears on tbe danger of all who may wish to trave naimeripttonB are also asked to nettle. on that street for business or pleasure. By an error in last week’s issue the The Banner has no wish to unjustly name of tbe late Simon Matthew* appeared criticise, and only enters into anything of m “8Uss." We regret making tbe error, a criticising nature for what it believes to but mistake* will occasionally creep into tie tor the public good. This.city only the eoiumna of tbe mont careful editor, de­ recently finished paying big damage* in a spite his best efforts to keep them out, and sidewalk case, and now unnecessarily and it is peedless to say that they are a source without excuse It is made to assume all of great annoyance and no little, embar* liability for damages that may occur by reason of giving over its principal street In our Issue ot January 23 will be pub- for racing. Why not repeal this racing ttabod Ibe Bret Instillment of our new ordinance and leave matters just as they aerial .lory. "A Question of Courage.” by were before it was passed? No one ever Franeta Lynde. It deal. with live In But objected to seeing an occasional “brush’ Tennessee. Tbe fimous taonntalneer type between fast, or even slow horse*, that to depleted In a manner worthy of Charles were evenly matched for speed. But before ■abort Craddock, who has made that this ordinance was piawd, ait damages re­ sulting from carelessness, and fast driving Tenure, aud tS»t createst eb*n» od ill could not be collected of the city, as ws rxrf atorte*. tbe ardent .nJ devoted lover. believe they now could be under the ordinance as pawed. INSTALLATION OF OFFICBWB A. R. MeOmber I, In Chtcajtc on holi­ Special Cash Sale ness. At tiie time of the recent 'deetion of 4 friends last officera for Barry I/xige No. 18. Knights of Pythias, It w’as decided to have * public Miss Vera Holbrook returned to Albion iiiauilatIon of tbe officer* elect, and a .good itocinl time, gnch as the Knights this week. alwsyK provide. Accordingly the Knights Bessie George returned from Kook­ and their fuinilles anMenibiett at iAkUc »*ll Munday rveu'.ng to witiu-M the ieaiallutioq , ford Monday. of ofiicera elect, which was dunfe with due Miss Carrie Schuman is visiting fri mds, solemnity. Dan W. Reynold* performed < the duties of Acting Grand Uhancvllor. I*. In Grand Rapids. ' . T. Colgrove, Grand Prolate and E. G.lHuiyMlss Bertha B^iltey returned to Ypsil­ brook acting Grand Master at Anns,, l liat anti on Saturday. everything was in order and readlnrtu it I* Misses Belle and Ruth Handy were iu only necessary to alate that 8. Grenacl wab Master of the Work. Tiie only tiling that Ijinsing Monday. happened to mar tiie pleasure <»f th* Gay Cook, of Plainwell is visiting occasion was ihe'iHu»etnily noise made by tiie lodge goat, which had with dlfftciiliy . friends in the city. been removed to tbe Sepulcher. A tew ' Mrs. Sarah Merlau. of Brouard, is visit­ ponnda of shingle nails, which con>tltutes | tbe greater part of his diet, soon had u ing relatives In tbe city. quieting effect on the animal however und /Maurice Grigsby returned to Alma from that lime on everything went arrenely. Following officers were installed!:— college Monday morning. W. D. Bayes—C. C. Miss Olive Lathrop returned from a F. L\ Heath-V. ■ , vislt4t Ionia ou Thursday.? J. L. Crawley—P. H. G. Haye* — K. of R. and S. ' Mrs. A. Peck, of Alamo, is visiting her Fred Ryerson—M. of F. daughter Mrs. C. S. Grigsby. J. E. Barrell—M. of E. N. T. Diamond—M. at A. Judfc Prindle, of Grand Rapids, was in A. B. Hull—Inner Guardtbe city Saturday and Sunday. Jason McElwain—Outer Guard. (yfilrs. A. D. Rork left for her home At the cloae of the Installation an exAgnew, Ottawa county, this week. oelieul literary program was carried out. The orctewlra opened With a selection, Miss Belle Cook, of Middleville, attend­ after which was a recitation by Miss Amelia ed tbe K. of P. party Monday night. Goodyear given in (bat little lady’s most Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Lathrop, of Ionia, pleasing manner, Mrs. Belle Hendershott sang “Little Boy Blue'- Eugene Field’s have been visiting relatives In the city. beautiful aong. In her always charming Misses Mary Upjohn aud Mabel Col- and expressive manner, and responded to gruve returned to Grand Haven Monday. an encore with “i’ll Tell Noiwly” a witty and pretty musical gem, which greatly de­ J. F. Hoqnon, of Kalamazoo, attended lighted the audience. Master Frankie the funeral of Simon Matthews last week. Greusel gave a recitation, and then Miss Belle Cook, of Middleville, sang a pretty Hale Kenyon, of Freeport, attended the song and responded with “Cuming Thro’ K. of. P. Installation of officers Monday the Rye.” night. Mrs. W. D. Haves gave Bill Nye’s ver­ sion of the story of “Damon and Pythias*’ Miss Julia Slattery returned to Grand In her own inimitable manner, und made Rapids Monday after a two weeks visit the hit ot the evening. The round of ap­ plause which followed demanded more, but with friends in the cltyj Mrs. Hayes itjormed tiie audience that Miss Agnes Rich, of Traverse City, vis­ was the on tV piece she knew, and so they 'had to be content. A recitation by Miss ited friend? In Hastings Tuesday, while on Bessie George followed, aud hearty ap­ her way to Ann Arbor. plause greeted this favorite as she stepped Mrs. Emma Holbrook returned from to the platform, tier recitation about a woman who went to a lawyer’s office to Dakota Inst week. She is accompanied by secure a dlvorde from iier husband who her neiee Miss Ida Bush. was a “jlner’’ was most appropriate. He j ^shir|e,. smith. Quy and Leon Bauer, had joined all the old lodges, and every new one that came along, In fact “lodged” । Dwlght Goodyear. Georgu und John Wnot- every where but at home, till' his lung r,.turned 10 Ann ArlMr Monday, suffering spouse was-driven to a divorce. ! , It was funny In tbe extreme. When tbe I/Ml.. (Henna Schantz I. rlatllng Mend. applause had suicided sufficiently Miss ! >" 'Vayland. Durlnu l.er absence lire, George responded with “Seetn things at j J«me.s A. Sweezey wltl supply her place a. Night” by Eugene Field, but tne audience wiasjjot satisfied with tills, calling Miss orRa,l'8t nl church. Ge6rgu back again, nnd she leclted one ot fiames Whitcomb Riley’s little gems “Was Mrs. Will Clark and daughter Madge I There Ms.” left for Battle Creek Saturday ’to spend After tbe program was ended, card ' ’ the winter. Mr. Clark Is working for an tables were pjaced in the lodge room and j the orchestra adjourned to the armory. . ‘ oil firm In Ohio. where the devotees of Terpsichore held • Mrs. J. E. Bogle and daughter Bessie, forth. Delicious light refreshments were * returned from Kalamazoo Thursday, where served by Mrs. Wood nnd were liberally j they spent tbe holidays with F. N. Mm us patronized. The Knights left nothifig undone to : and family and other friends. make every one have an enjoyable time, I and they succeeded admirably, as they James Beatty, of Hammondsburg, Ohio ।! who has been visiting friends near Free- always do. Their series of parties last year were tbe most pleasant social features ’ i port was In the city yesterday on his way of the winter, and it was trusted by many home having been called back by the death present Monday night that several mpre of a like nature might follow this season. of his sister’s husband. Will Delano visited A Iler an FOR » DAYS ONLY. We will sell out 1-4 of our entire stock e> of : : : : * Cook .Stoves, Heating Stoves, Gasoline Stoves, Coal Stoves, Oil and Ranges. Stoves Wringers, Washing Machines, Sissors and Shears. Table Cutlery, Pocket Cutlery. Granite Ware, Nickle Plated Tea and Coffee Pots. Frank Darling, of Battle Creek, who has been spending the holidays with bis par­ ents 1b this city, was very agreeably sur prised on bis return at being promoted to conductor on tbe C. & G. T- L. S. Hackett, of Hillsdale. Nathan Spencer, of Lenewee Co., R. Ingham, of Monroe, David Chandler, of Kalamazoo, D. B. Hale, of Eaton Rapids,S. W. Mapes, of Olivet and C. E. Chappell, of Charlotte, were In the city Tuesday to attend the annual meeting of tbe Michigan Mgflval Cvclono A Windstorm Insurance Com­ pany. Saturday morning Emerson Edger, an old resident of Rutland, died at tbe home of bts lon in that town, aged nearly 73 years. The cause of his death is supposed to have been cancer of the stomach. One son survives him. At the Council Friday evening it was practically decided to put a sewer north on Park street from the ftsldence of Dr. J. C. Andrus, by P. A. Sheldons and connect with the city sewer on Railroad street The work will not be commenced for several months, nnd the sewer tax will probably be spread over a series of yeare, which will be a very acceptable plan to some. Tbe public,health will sooner or Inter demand n good system of sewerage, and the idea of spreading the tax on those along the line over a series of years will make payments much more easy. In the real estate transfers this week will be noticed a right of way permit from Robert Phillips, who lives on - Sen. 20, Johnstown, to tbe Central Michigan R. R. Co. The indefatigable Jerry Boynton was in tbe city last week and had the deed re­ corded. Tbe considerations are as follows: First, lhe\ sald company shall erect and maintain continual!) a good, substantial fenoe on both sides uf said line ^nd said company shall construct a good and suf­ ficient farm creasing with suitable cattle guards on each side thereof, said croaaiug to be placed where designated by said first parties. Second, said company shall erect and continuously maintain a passeng­ er and freight depot together with stock pens, yard* and shoot* within one half mile of Banfield in said township. In tbe township of Johnstown, being twp. No. L north of range number 8 west In tbe eounty of Barry and state of Michigan, strip hereby conveyed extend* the entire For the Holiday season I am showing the largest and best se ected stock of Watches Diamonds Sterling Silver, J Cut Glass, “0 China. At a special price for that day. Call and look my stock over... Forks, Hess, Spades. Shovels, Scoop Shovels.. ' Potato Shovels, Tinware, • Holloware, :::::: Everything in stock at X, i-4 OFF for 20 days. Come while stock is complete and get first choice. All sales STRICTLY CASH HUFFMAN BROS Poultry Wanted. Now that the Holidays are past on. the rush of poultry to market is over, prices begin to stiffen. Those who were wise and did not sell early in the season are in shape to make some money on their poultry from now on. The highest market price paid in cash or trade for fine dressed poultry delivered on Mon­ day and Thursday of each week. L. E. Stauffer Overcoats II Mt Ings Markets. Rutter., IS to 14. ’ Corn per On.. 3* Km per do*. 17 to 19. Hide* per IU..5. I j*rti i>er lb.. 7. Potatoes per DU, IS to 20. • Rye per bu.,32. Tallow per lb.. 4. Oats per bu.. 15 to20. Wheat, red per bu., oo. Wheat, white per bu. S). Hay per ton, 7 to is Pork dressed. 4. oo Beans. 75 to 90. Chicken dressed. * Beef dressed. a.ao to 6 00. Beef lire. X90, Mutton, dressed. *. Dried apples, 3 to 4. Buckwheat flour, 1.M Nickle Plated Tea Kettles. Oil Cloth by the yard or pat tern, Axes and Ax Helves. AND Ulsters You can t afford to miss this opportunity. Onr competi­ tors are simply not in it when it comes to quality and price. We’ve got the goods and are going to sell. Read these prices: $ 8 Overcoats for $ 7. <« 10 “ 8. (4 << 12 10. << <4 15 12. CC « 16 12.50 <4 <4 18 14. 44 6 Ulsters . 5. 44 8 7. 44 «« 10 8. ;<c 4« 16. 12 44 ' 44 1814. SHORE THE "New Arrival BEST 5 CENT CIGAR IN THE MARKET LOOK FOR THE NAME ON EACH WRAPPER length of said rail road as located upon the lands above described. H J. R AKER We have an immense stock of lined working Gloves and Mittens which we will close out at. i -A- QFF �2.7J7 in 1891 and 2.740 in 19& f ound Watery Graves. The list of marine dlsaaicrs «how» 4.102 lives lost upon the ocean and 148 It Lsstss P.ataly Its Imprint on Und water*, as comparvd with ASM and » History’s Page. reapcctivsly In 18K Victims at Epidemic. The only epidemic of tbe year has> boe» chdera. it* rsvajrea havingheen the worst in RussU. China and Japan, a* wm tne esse in HM. The disease, however, ha* - aisastaiv. Murders, Lynching*. been much less fatal, th* number of death* Haeglng«, Fire*. Etc. for the year being but 19.40. *■ compared with 179.310 A Nummary. Chicago. Jan. I.—The death list of prom­ As accurately as can be inent person* for 1595 is u long one—too long lives have bcm lost upon the ocean- 1« upon ■inland waters. by ™JLro*J,,B'7cSL for use la these dispatches. Below are dent ’. by dUUateP* abroad and TJfa. given, however, a list of those most prom- j dents, by disasters at home. Adding to these inent: Jan. 11. Benjamin Louis Paul llff.KC by battle and TO.461 by epidemic*, the Godard, composer, France; Jan. 15. Prof. total sacrifice of life ha* been Z75.391. J. R. Seeley. Cambridge university. EngMIBCEX.LANKOCS. tand; Jan. 23. Lord Randolph Churchill. Bngland: Jan. 26. Nicolai De Giers, premier of Russia: Jan. 27, Field Marshal Canrob- Year’s Quota of Hanging?*. Lynching*, «rt. France: Feb. 15. Adolf A. Schreyer, Suicides. Murders and Fires. artist. France; Feb. 20. Frederick PouKThenumberof legal execution* in 1895 was Umm. United States; March 2. Prof. John the same as in 1894. being 132 in each year, Stuart Black!*, England; Grand Driw os compared with 12S In 1893 and 107 In 1892. Alexis. Russia: Ismail Pasha. ex-khedl\e, There were 19 executed in the south and 43 in the north. In pus total number there were one woman, two Mexicans aud one Chinaman. Victims of Judge Lynch. Judge Lynch has executed 171 persons. tag, novelist, GertnanyFMay -U ‘ 161 men and ten women, during 189a. 23 less fiuppe. composer, AustriaTMay 77. w alter ■tlutn last year. Of these lynchings 144 ooQ. Gresham, secretary of state, Umwa the total number 112 were negroes, nine of States- June 29. Floriano BmifBrA: ThomasPclxotto, Henry ex-presHuriey, them being women. •clentlst. Eneland. July IL MmeThe total number ot person* who have Cart'alho, prims donna. France, | suicide tn compared the United States gqrln^ July 8M*tWUl8. 'Roekstro, musical , committed duTtag 1S96.’ « LTOP. i* with 4.913 STRANGE COINCIDENCES. EHINED RED8KIN8. THE OLD YEAR Civilisation Is Too Much Poor Indian. tar tbs The Hodden Transition from 5FUd Life Dr. Charles A. Eastman, tbe Sioux In­ dian physician nnd missionary .who was married to Elaine Goodale, tiie poet, tn tbe Church of the Ascension in this city lour years ago, on a visit to New York with his wife made an address before the Harlem brunch of theflYoung Men s Christian association. Dr. Eastman told his large audience many interest­ ing things about the Indians. Ml find.'* he said, “thuf the Indian ns a man is very much the same as the men of other races. Their habits and their faculties are tbe same, and when they are developed they have as much manlinesM, godliness und self-respect ns the men of other races. Iris surprising the amount of faith in God you will find among some of the most ignorant and uneducated Indians. I could mention dozens of remarkable cases if 1 bad time, but, as I am limited, I will only author. Engidnd: Julv SLRichardHunt. lo ^94. 4,43$ ln 1333. XWG in 1822. 1.M in 1W1 architect. United States; Aug. 7. George taid 2.040 in l&W. The total is tbe largest tell you of one. Thia one was an old F Root, cdnipo«er, United States; Aug. 8. ,.Ver recorded and shows that self-dcetrucIndian who was converted long ago. Sistice H. E. Jackson, supreme court. I tton Is oa the rapid increase. Of this numEver since his conversion be has made a nited States: Aug. 14. Thomas Hovenden, per 4.300 were males and 1,159 females, the artist. United States; Baron Panchnlta, proportion of about 4 to 1 being steadily practice of rising every morning at imbNsher, Germany: Aug. 15. P. F. Roth-. - -Hiainlalncd year by year. Among professeven o’clock and saying bis prayers. emel, artist. United States; Aug. 19. Leon- । Hional men physicians continue to head and W. Volk, sculptor. United States; Sept. , tfoe gn*ws.tme list, 59 of them having Shuf- When 1 asked him why he did this fla 28. Louts Pasteur, scientist. France: Oct. \ fl(-d off tho mortal coll in 1«K» as compared 4, HJalmar Hjorth Boyesen. novelist, 'with WllU 45 Ite In 1894. io.re. The .... agencies which — ...... lead told me that it gave him first chance United States: Oct VW. W, Story. *cuip- to t the • suicide ------- — of so many physicians would with the Lord, and he whs thus enabled tor and poet. Italy: oba 25. Charles Halle. ‘ make an w. Interesting subject for medical ------ -— ,£lie cni]!<).s of suicide were as to be heard alone. pianist. England; Nov. AS. Rov Dr. 8 E inquiry. Smith, author . of •’America,” United fofiows: “The great trouble with o^r youug States; Nov 23. Maurice F. H. De Haaa r)cNpondency -• men to-day is that they have been pre­ artist, United States: Nov. 27. Alexandre Unknown Sumas,i, novelist, novelist. France; No Nor. v. 29. 3. Count ing.ne cipitated into modern civilisation with rd von Taafr. statesman. Austria: jjquor Oeorc* Aogustu* Hal*, author. Eng- ninealth • eueb suddenness that they have alt•£. ILCMTlren At««oe. •■Th""], nimreik irt.ll. Ky ig sorbed most of the evil of it und tilth* Ft a tea: ,3^ Sergius Stepnlak. |tusInert lovsev ... of tbe good. They are mostly drunk-' nihilist agitator. England. The total Dumber of murders commf .ted urds, rustlers and Idlers and ore phys­ DISANTElte OF 1NO3. rn 1.05 shows a startling Increase over 1S4, ical and moral degenerates. They ore being 1.500. a* compared with 9.SW in IS94. latot of Most Fatal Catastrophes Of the 4,615 in t;,‘M in IN'S. 5,104 in 1891. 4/Jo not the same men that the Indians of In 1690. It is. evident ut the th St glance tost my day were. Then, our young men Tho prominent disasters of 1S05 have been the Increase is out of all proportion to th® thought nothing of ten or twenty-mil*,* viuiivwB. I Increase of population, thus Indicating ■ follows: !t . In January 8 were killed by a fire in Lon- that there Is something wrong In the ad­ on. 15 by an avalanche in the Pyrenees, ministration of Justice. The eauves of these runs, and It was a common amusement with them to race.anti beat fleet ponies 1 by a flood In Spain, 20 by a raining dis- murders may be classified as follows: ster In Staffordsldre. England, 53 by fire Quarrels ..................................................... Olt .. across tbe prairies. ,t Butte City, Mont., 90 by n mine disaster । •' • • — Unknown .. “To-day you can scarcely find an In­ att Hanley, England, 18 IS by an avalanche in Jealousy ........... oS4 dian who can run as much oh two milt#, | the Alps, !,»0by an earthquake at Kuclian, • Liquor PCTslh, 7 by a bolter explosion at Mendota. 1 Hy hlgnwayracn Ul III.. 15 by ar. avalanche at Orin. France - •--------•J- .............. M while in the old days it was nothing to i *infanticide JLn February 50 lost thrlr lives in a r'~ mine ; Resisting arrest .... do from 50 to "0 miles a day in foot oeci'lcnt at Snone. France, 11 ?iv,an ava avn-­ H’khwaynwn killed lanche at Kvanakon, Norway. 7 by a mine 1U1 travel, and to go for as many ns three accident at Radatock, England. 12 by a Self-defonto mn days and nights without food. This dif­ min.- accident at Ashland, Pa.. 2.->O by an Sirikeu IS Strikes explosion in Formosa, 30 by drowning at -----------ference. between the'Indian of old nnd Outrages Moscow, S by flre-st Hot Springs, Ark.. 25 ■ Riots .... tbe Indian of to-day only serves to by a mine disaster at Cerrlllos, N. M., and illustrate the fact that the rave has de­ IM by a railroad aelcldent near Hie City of The leases by tire in 1895 ugcregutc H31,Mexico. as compared with JlK>,aH0,M2 in 1894, generated physically and morally since In March 12 were killed by a boiler r x- I by a ploslun In Kouinanla. 21 by a mine mine •iccidcnt accident i ;‘n •h'-crease of 515.9S7,3M, und a decrease of civilization has Ixten thrust upon it. try *" England 8 at ■ us compered with the losses of fa Spain, 7 ta Bhrewsbur" — * — J “They say that the Indian is dying ami| 61 lal4 Or the»® fires tho*> w“h Io***® <«f White Oak, N. M., 50 in‘ fiilesl miesrai ana oi in in Ii jnilai aecidente; 25 and .unwards contributed 55S.O42,- away. If tbe Indian is, it is a good Jsjt an cxpi'sion In Germany, r. 28 by drovndrown­ ' thing. What we want to nave is the ing Tn Pomcrnufa, 19 by an earthquake u—* ’— In '* i Embcsi’rmentH. . Italy and 15 by a landslide. Tbe record of embcxzllng, defaulting, ■ man, the good in the youug.men, and In April 30 lost their Ilves 1-y the collapse- swindling, forgery and bank wrecking for of a hctcl at New Novgorod, Rjssla. 14 by . 1.'<j shows a gratifying decrease us eom- by doing this we can save the race. It a mine explosion India, 23 by with 1S91 ।sired ISSi, total being but J10.423,- is going to be hard work, for the small exn^reton .1 Lheinjjl.u.con, \<-na..hsimiinr . , cy •’. nared wh*l" tS „!the lS»it< •“ ' ,o?l was $25,2M.11X und ot tribes 5re scattered al), through the h flrv at Wheeling, W Vg.. 6 by a mine at- ------|ifi,92),632. Out re—.— -------o1 of 604 cases reported 25 I eldest-at Nanticoke, Pa.. t> l-y drowning at I pe? -----— persons stole--------over $50,900 each. 17 over west, and, harassed and driven nearly Belfast, Ireland: 12 by earthquaxe In Italy- 51W IlWiO'iO each, and two over 35W.COO each. crazy as they ore by the government, it JAy h/e at Wild Rose. Wk. < by tbe tall . Li, Lad! year four stole over JLWe.vuu < ach, but is difficult io win over iheir confidence. M a theater in ^liydco, s-orm — In .• there tK--> 10 ~ by -r a - --------were no mlllion-duiiar thieves this Middlesex ui, >, Va.. IS by b" a mir.c disat;d.i-. ■ ‘v<>ar _ a.. 13 a mlns hv the ihrt breaking brMkinir ut a a . '* T n-ul ____ ____ _ distributed ... . _____ They are absolutely without ambition ter In Scotian... 150 by he losses are as follows: ‘t.kppinal.^Frtnce, und 14 by a 1 Stolen by city and couniy uaicMd*. 4X,4tS - now, nnd tbe only way-that that can railroad accidunt in Mexico. * I Q>4; miscellaneous stealings. 12.487,430; ever be effected is through the medium < tin May 1C peraous perished by tr - '-.-St-c ' - cyclone stolen from banks. 12,178.7.8; frauds and Patterson, 12a by a » cyclone c rson, Kan., 120 in forgeries. 51.tU3.W4; by agents. IUD8.TO6; of the Gospel. The Indian is known in wa. S by tn WellYflle. from loan associations. 5137,415; by poety a boiler explosion in the east as a stoics) and end individual, , Y„ Al by ftre m Poland. 3M>y ei Italy, t: r;____ _ but that is a mistake. Before strangers Million* Given Away. re ta in Russia. 50 60 by by an an earthquake earthquake 1 —i.----------by a Are ---------- and —— jneral he is stoical, but that is only diplomacy in Texas. 7 by an ex- f The record- of embex*lement goi Greece,, 20 2o by b^r flood Jn : Kiel, and 33 by drowning in the financial rascality , printed r.--------------------------------------------------above I* and not gen his­ real nature. Get him BpanKb river, handeome sbo' showing ■•ver. iu Canada' Canada. erously offset by the handsome In JUhft 6 persons were killed by an ex- of money contributed by will'or by gin around the camp fire and he is a good pJosloti at I ellxdorf, Austria. 9 by a mine upon churches, college*, charities, mu­ fellow. He will talk and laugh with yon ant galleries, libraries, etc., disaster at Ftfeshlre, Scotland. 12 by drown- seum*. Jng nt Boor, in Austria. 90 by *n explosion amounting to I23.1MX54S, as compared with und tell fnuny stories tbe same as n G5 by a cloudburst In the Black J19.W7.118 ■In -s-t. lto4. of tho total amount white man. What be likes mor/than is been given to collegts r a mine disaster at Nlems. stated there has im of 512,379,820; to chari­ anything else Is a joke, und If you want France. 70 by a flsod In tn Hungary, U by ...re the -----------------immense *ui to churches, 52,083,190; to to earn the contempt of an Indian you grown!nr tn Rusala. 25 by a -j[ne mfno dUastv. •«»>-disaster ties, tlest, ^,745,670; “ * at Brsaiau, Germany. 14 by the fall of a museums and art Ksilerics. $1,73^600: to building at Rorlgno, Austria. 9 by a boiler libraries, S532A32. and to other institutions have btft to show anger over lujoke in his presence. He will take t^oke on explosion at Yorkshire. Englund. 6 by a Mfiway accident In Mexico, 10 by drown­ himself and laugh as heartily over.lt ing in Lake Maggiore, Italy, 10 by drown­ SATOLLI ELEVATED. ing tn the River Snr*". Germany, tn by an as If IX was on another, so he has no use •explosion at St. Paulo, Brazil. 6 by a fire Invested ut Baltimore with the Insignia for any man who cannot do tbe same. at Minneapolis, T by an explosion at Hol te­ mpi. Germany, and 8 by a mine dlaasterat “My idea of converting the Indian Is Kacatecas. Mexico. Baltimore, Md., Jan. 6.—Under the to start in by improving him physically. In July 7 peison* were killed by lightBing at Wexo, Sweden; 10 by boiler dplo- j'reat dome of that classic edifice, the Then Improve him mentally and you ■Aon ut Panama, 43 by a flood ta Missouri. S by a cyctone at Baxter, Kan.; 10 by a Baltimore cathedral — the mother will find a self-respecting, noble and ercione in Gem ria. 30 by a cloudburst in church of America—where so many gentlemanly man. The Indians were Hungary, 6 by k Are ta Detroit. IS by a rail­ road accident near Quebec. 16 by a lallruad memorable and imposing ceremonies originally the most gentlemanly race atocldent al Ban Tablo. Bueno* Airea- 40 have taken place, Francis Sotolli, titu­ extant Tho Sioux were famous for by the fall of a bridge in Egypt. Why a’f re lar archbishop of Lepanto and papal their gentlemanly behavior among by * cyctum.- <n New York, 15 by a cloudburst m Pennsyl- ablegate to the United States, was on themselves, and I know it was the same w*nla, 47 by a mine accident at Yugetun. B. C.; 14 by a boiler exploilou at Sues. 12 by Sunday elevated to the cardinalate and with many of tho northwestern tribes. a railroad accident at St. Prlci.e. France; formally veated with the scarlet which The best evidence of this is the fact B by a mine disaster in Westrbalis. 7 by * cyclone near Cairo, IU.; 140 by a niuroad marks the rank of cardinal. that the young Indians were never al­ accident st Kobe. Japan; M0 by u typhoon lowed to address theli elders until they tn China and 20 by cloudburst* iu New Public Debt Statement. Mexico. Wyoming and Colorado. Washington. Jan. 3.—The debt state­ were 21 years of age, and no male could In August 12 perished by earthquake In Fla- M by » mine accident in Gotland, ment shotvs a net decrease In the public smoke until he had proved himself a I by a fire at Kadown, Russia; 15 by the fall grown man and had been admitted to M a buUAtag In Ireland, u by drowning at debt leas cash hi treasury during Decemdlfc by the fBl1 of aK’*ng*‘»> her of $1,179,349.80. The interest-bear- the councils of the tribe. It was such b>i a.8lorni on Gurm'y^otef the coast of apan. 25 by exploHion°u?\he d^bt is unchanged. The non-inter- laws us these that made tbe Indian adovoted husband and a fearless warrior. Russla;' 8 bj For such was the original Indian. 9ororks. Braddock. ; 8 by a water spout works. Braddock, Pa. Po.f8 snout nnd caah ln thr treasury increased $020> day the race is a ruined one—ruined by at• w Zacatecas, —------- Mexico: 8 by ----------------a Are at Riber814.30. The total cash in the freasury upne, Italy: and 18 by a mine disaster at civilization. Every game with them ia Central City. CoL was $787,578,447.62. The gold reserve There are In September <2 lost their Ilves In a mine was $63,202,268. Net cash balance, $114,­ a medium for gambling. msaster at Houghton. Mich.: 10 by an avanone of the manly contests of the old ftt«.ne£?c- J7 by a railroad accident 764,932.92. days now. They’re all beggars, too, Big Bicycle Show. and even the very youngest is not •md fl by a mine explosion at Leadville, Chicago, Jan. (.—Fire hundred man­ ashamed to ask for alms. They lire In October 19 were killed by a cyclone ufacturer, are represented at the cycle only to eat and sleep, and their thoughts in Cuba, 18 by a railroad accident in Bel­ y by th.e f&11 of * platform at Lorain. rhow which opened Saturday night at are always of tbe present The Indian VJ u by;a mine explosion at Wllkesbarre. Tatteraall building with an Inunenae spirit is broken, and nothing but sys­ J?*.bz.Sro7'P.,n¥ ta the Obe river. Rusria; 301 by the fall of a mill in Westphalia. attendance, in apite of the aero weather. tematic work will ever revive it”—N. Y, N by drowning at Alexandria, Egypt’ li A capital of (30,000,000 ia repreaented Bun. by drowning at Ancona. Italy: K by a fiOR^fnJd”RuB3!alfOrnla’ and 10 ^re by the exhibitor., and tbe aggregate ralue of the exhibit, la over (300,000. * .WE »>y • bon-. "That horrid UlUe Stanley boy I" ex* it, 7 by a mine explo- ■ Constantinople, Jan. 3.—Trustworthy juxt u laaultlng to Dr. Carrer to be reports regarding the recent outrages oonM be" factory explosion in Mai in the vilayet of Kharput al ’ e explosion near Carmel, "What did h* dor that 138 towns and villages v “Why, tbe doctor wm walldnf quiet, fated, 6,064 houses burned and <___ ly *a<l mMttaf Willie put M* sons were killed. Not a single Turk was KX.- A .-»!?■ . *JiWh1,S^^7i&lrn°re^,3!^- S f Ol_ baud on Me bead udield: "How do yon killed so far as is knownr do. Willi.?' jMt M Moe, n»d Utet boy a*nd rend* tbe borrldaat tooe, ■ tuck Cheyenne, Wyu.. Jan. The OOeulta tonffu* out nt tho doctor end *Md: of life In this agaiaat the Rocky Mountain Coal com­ •lahl Y»hl' in th* hatefulest wny poepany on Uoouat ot the killing ot U men at Red canyon hare been comprotnleed by the company agreeing to it worry about Crarrr,' Deeto Spriagiield, 111.. Jan. 4.—Got. Allgeld ha* accepted the reaignatlon ot Adjt. Gen. Orendorff. and appointed In Ma atead Charlea C. Hilton, of Chicago. Baa Frencbeo. Jan. A—United litatea T-VJIT Rattle Ax Queer Orders. The London Spectator lately had a elever article entitled “The Tyranny of Coincidence.** The example shown is of a lady who was driving outside of Athens. When the horses were halted onr. of the team refused bis oat*. The Greek coachman insisted that the horse was under a spell. The young English lady hod an “evil eye." The man told Miss Symonds to spit—that was the only cAe. The young women was forced to go through the unlady­ like perfoi-mance, and at once the horse took to bis feed. “The coincidence rivited tiie chains nfsuperstition upon the driver tighter than ever." Many coincidences of a similar character must occur to the reader. Here is a case: . A child was told to put a fourleaf clover in his left shoe, and was as­ sured “that he would be sure to find something.” The little boy did so, and had hardly moved out of his track* in a large grass-grown pasture before he found an old half-dollar of an ancient date, evidently lost years before. The child was not superstitious, and fortun? ately the parents were not. Tho matter of coincidence was explained to him, and among other things he was plenti­ fully supplied with four-leaf clovers, but he never found anything. The origin of superstition associated with amulets or any material objects must owe Its being to just such coincidences. Among those who are not educated it may be that tiie tyranny of coincidence does exist, but it should not hold with those having sound minds. We all have, however, a dark chamber in our brains, and it is there that the owls and bats of superstition flap their wings. ’ PLUG V THE LARGEST PIECE ■ OF GOOD TOBACCO EVER SOLD FOR |0 CENTS RUN GREAT RISKS. i:«-ln*urinx Ship*. Reinsuring risks on vessels long over­ due und supposed to be lost is a game of chance in which speculative marine un­ derwriters have been indulging. One of the ^CE«eIs on whicb'-fitich big odds have l>een '.oken, says tiie Philadelphia Record, was the British bark Command­ er, which sailed on April 11 from Chit­ tagong, India, for the West Indies and | the Delaware breakwater, and has been • given up-as lost. Both vessel and cargo ' were insured os ordinary risk ut the rates then current for vessels trading on long voyages. After three months had elapsed without the arrival of the vessel tiie original insunrs placed their risks with other companies, paying twenty guineas premium and escaping t ha payment of a total loss. Those who took the new risk became alarmed at the continued absence of the vessel, and to protect themselves they reinsured the vessel and cargo at forty guineas premium. As tiie loss of the vessel now appears to be beyond doubt those who Iasi took the risk will be called upon to pay a total lo$s. The British ship Munster sailed in ballast from Rio Janeiro on-May )b for Newcastle, N. 8. W., and is believed to. have be*n lost off Cape Horn. She is now being reinsured at eighty guineas premium. The ships lx>rd Spencer, which sailed from San Fran­ cisco for Queenstown on April 9. and the Star of Austria, which sailed from San> Rosalia on March 25 for Fal­ mouth, are believed to have been lost, and the vessels and cargoes arc behy reinsured at seventy guineas premium. AN ENERGETIC NEW WOMAN. l^ok Ost for Henelf. "I don't take much stock in these new woman ideas,’* remarked a nun from south Georgia the other day, according to the Atlanta Constitution, “but I saw one today I would like to have in my com field in fodder season to pull fod­ der. Say, that woman was a James D. She saw a strset car about a block and a half away and made up her mind to catch it; and she did begosh. She made a plunge for It and whistled for the con­ ductor to stop the concern. The con­ ductor didn't think she would ever reach the car and consequently did not stop. But that woman was one of the up-to-daters, and she had different no­ tions from those of the conductor. She ran like a rabbit, and it wasn't long be­ fore she had planted her tiny footupon the step of the retreating car. “I felt disposed to applaud her for thia feat, but about that time she reached up and pulled the bell cord and stopped the car herself. “The conductor and motorman looked up in astonishment. ’I simply want to wait for my dog to catch up,’ she re- “Now, all I have to say U thio—that If that woman ia a new woman, we need more of them to ran thia country. We need them particularly in the corn field*.’’ __________________ - WASHINGTON'S JAOKAS& The eeUactlon at netchl reUca for the todlee- exhibit el the Atlanta expoeitlon has a corioaltr which arem* to be proof poettbe that Sen. Oeorge a (took with tb« data ino upon U. and by fte appearance is was without doubt made about that time. It bears tbe followfag faMriptfcm fa fine fatterin< fust un- THE NrtHE OF THE NEXT President 01 tne united Slates WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN TH6 New York wmiu Trioone or NOVEHBER 4TH, 1896. 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BARRELL A POTTER, Attorneys at Law, Ottoeover Hastings City Bank. Collections F^gupUyjU. ten tied to, aud general law Inwin ess J A, LAMPMAN, • D. D. S. AM kindH of Dental work done carefully and promptly. Local Aneethewla. g.ia <>r chloroform, given. Offlcc over Phln Smith's Racket Store, W J. 0. LAMPMAN, M. D. ocice with W. A. Lampman, calls promptly uaawtred. special attenUon given to Utting truaeea and treating Hernia or Rupture tor radical cure. The majority of cases can pe permanently cured without a surgical opera- A. DODGE, Undertaker and Funeral • Director. A Fine-Hearse at all-Funerals. No extra charge for embalming. Delton, M ch. G ■ realized 850 from a birthday social given recently. DeWitt’s Little.Early Risers for billons, nesa,indigestion, ^onsttpatiou. A ?mallpllia prompt cure. W. H. Goodykail A Coldwater boy was arrested and sent to jail for 25 days for disturbing a Salva­ tion Army meeting. Mm. William Dieter will be president of the W. R. (X at Dundee the coming year. Dr. Uriah Upjohn, of Richland town­ ship, is the oldest supervisor of Kalama­ zoo county. He Is 89 years of age, and hold the office in 1846. Some Coldwater kids supplied them­ selves with chalk and decorated every Show window in luwn with the figures ”96, early in the mumiug on January l. Deputy Auditor General D. B. Aloger, formerly editor of the Eaton Co. Republi­ can was married New Years tu Miss Kittle Savage of Olivet, a clerk in his office: The contract for furnishing a 810,000 statue of Ex. Gov. Blair for the capitol grounds at Lansing was awarded last week to Edward Potter, of Enfield, Mass. The C. J. Jk M. passengers are carried into Cincinnati over the tracks of that company without change ot cars. The uew arrangement adds 28 stations to the time card. Roy Watkins, a nine year old Mulliken boy spelled down the entire high school l R. BISHOP. there. He has another remarkable record ’ Attorney at Law. —during bis babyhood he had a total of Office iu Abstract Block over Hick* A Spence Kpeery. AU buftinren promptly atteud&l tu. one hundred fits. Special atteatloD^lven tp coltectloos. . Texas township, Kalamazoo county,^is C Taw and AJ collection office of J. M. SMITH. Collections made in all parts of the state Monveyanclng a speciality. Special pains taken in drafting contracts, chattel mort­ gage* and wills. Woodland, Mich. dward Taggart Loyal E. tfuappen. Arthur C. Denison. TAGGART. KNAPPEN A DKNIBON. LAWYER*. Rooms 811 SIT Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,, Grand Rapids. Michigan. E FAMES A. SWEEZEY, eJ Attorney at law. i _ Hastings. Mich. Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. | I A. SCRIBNER, M. D'.., L'. Physician and Surgeon, Delton. Midh. Office 'n residence, one block cast of depot A. A Q H. BARBER • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or county responded to with promptness, day or night H P LOCAL NEWS. • ClKOJLflTION - Tais week, 86 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach this oflice Tuesdays at latest to Insure Insertion in the issue of tho week when brought. Scrofula lurks lu the blood of nsarty everyone hut Hood’s Sarsaparilla drives it Irom the sysiem and makes pure blood. yere Several Vermontville stores “burgled” last week, but very little cash •ecured. Lansing has a big charity ball this week aiuier the auspices of the Industrial Aid Society. mended. She paid the railroad bills and supposed this was ample, but the Detroit chap sent In a bill of $104 for leg repair­ ing. whereupon Kate kicked worse than Sherman kicked on Alger. She was'sued The trial has cost the coun­ ty a big sum. , Twenty million dollars is expended yearly for gum In our country, one company alone Mils $5,000,000 worth. This Includes the amount exported also. D. H. Chase, of Assyria, has sold his farm of fifty acres to A. P. Hines, of this city. Mr. HiDes will build a house there­ on In the sprtfag and occupy It next faff — tbe doctor a legacy In tne shape ot a ver­ dict for 852. Mrs. Sherman will have to foot the bill and would be glad to serve the doctor the same way. Affec tlon don’ go in Detroit—Adrian Press. As a remedy for all forms ot headache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very best. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick beadaches yield to its influence. We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. In dases of hab­ itual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medi­ cine. Try it once. Large bottles only fifty cents at W. H. Goodyears Drug Store. B. C. Moon. The Muir deer hunters who were ar­ rested and taken to Baldwin while north hunting deer, have returned home after aervlng 30 days in jail for hunting deer with dogs, which they claim they never dM. No excuse for sleepless nights when you can procure One Minute Cough Cure. This will relieve all annoyances, cure the most severe cOUgh and give you rest and strength. Can you afford to do without it? W. H. Goodyear. Steamboat service between Charlevoix and St James has been changed so as to require tbe performance of steamboat serv­ ice during the season of navigation. Joseph Brenk, the aged and wealthy tailor of Jackson, who died recently, taught all of his sons to be tailors. He was bom In Germany in 1829 and learned bis trade in Berlin. Tbe Epworth League of Ithaca gave a reception to the St. Louis and Alma ___ eve. The visitors The Diraorery Saved His Life. Leagues New Years Mr. G. Cailoutte, Druggist, BeaversA supper was numbered 100. A splendid ...------served, and as tbe new year came In 300 vllle. III., says: “To Dr. King’s New Dis­ covery I owe my life. Was taken with people were kneeling in prayer in Odd La grippe and tried all the physicians for Fallows’ Hell. miles about, but of no avail and was given paving Dr. Reports to tbe Slate Board of Health up aud told I could not live. King’s New Discovery in my store 1 sent •how that Influenza, riieumatlsm. neural­ fnr a bottle and began its use and from the gia. bronchitis, and tonsllltis. In order first dose began to get better, and after 1 named, caused most sickness in Michigan, using three bottles was up and about c during the week ending December 3L again. It hi worth Its weight in gold. We wont keep store or house without IL” Get •oBsumption is reported at 186 places; a free trial at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug typboW fever, 48; scarlet fever, 84; diph­ store. theria; 81; measles. 8; whooping cough, 10. At Argentine township, Genesee county, Mia Elizabeth Hurd and Wm. L. Mar­ live an elderly couple who have still In tin, both of Hopkins were married New their possession some pieces of their wed­ Years day by Rev. Robert Adams, Cong. ding cake. They were married about fifty mialMer at that burg. The bride Is the years ago. Lest Suoday was the first absolutely "dry” day tn Lapeer for a long, long time. Not a smell of liquor was to be had for Edward Bradley, the Oral while settler lovo or money. in Au Gres Is dead. Wife—Here’s an account of a man who shot himself rather than suffer the pangs of indigestion. Husband—The fool! Why didn’t he lake DeWitt’s Little Early Ris­ ers? I used to suffer as bad as he did be­ fore I commenced taking these little pills. W. H. Goodyear. without the slightest pain. W. H. Goodyrak. During the past year 240 sheep were killed by dogs Id Mountcalm county. ’ Walter! H*af»teak, Ham and Egg* for “God gave us meat, but the devil sent us cooks,” It. a trite sajlng. From bad cooking, fast eating aud over eating comes a whole train of diseases — indigestion, dyspepsia, biliousness, ca­ tarrh of the stomach, headache, dizziness, and the like. God also gave us a brainy ; man. who compounded the "Gohlen Medlcal Discovery.** a corrective ot all the ills resulting from overeating and bad blood. Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, has furnished the "Discovery, a great desideratum to Amer­ ica, where everybody are in such a hurry to make money, Uipy have no time to eat, and scarcely any time to live. it invigor­ ates the liver, cleanses the blood and tones up the system. 19th CENTUR blood affections. for tho United States for this wonderful «x- third bottle und not’being Ix-nefitod thereby Price B1.00,e»oBKtx ftta frill moath’ti enou<h fbr aeare. Ask for it at druggists. Kaffir Kola Office, 32, 209 State Street, HICAGO. in Buying a Piano or an Organ Instnunentt arid for cash or easy payments. CitalotaM and full Information sent tree. When Baby was rick, we gave her Castoria. When she waa* Child, she cried for Castaria. When she became Mias, she citing to Castaria. 3SO and 353 WABASH AVENUE. CHICAGO. ILL. _^OUL qr Friend. Vo VHe eau.se YOUNC WIVES A thousand newsboys were feasted at Grand Rapids Iasi, week. They were waited upon by a small armv of business aud society men. Caiarrit iu thn Head Is due to Impure blood and cannot be cored with iocal applications. Hood’s Sars iparlUa has cured hundreds ot «>t catarrh bncaate it runites the blood and In this wav removes tbe cause of tiie dl«exse>^-4l also builds uj» the sys­ tem and prevenbr'att.fc.ks of pu mmoula, dip­ htheria and typhoid lever. IfoodtN Pills beomne the Favorite cathartic with cveryuue who uses them. 25c. The Woofllnnd onr factory is turning out a large number of oars fur which the demand seems to be great ss the company Is still behind on orders. oj$ (American. Avftevea*tb ? Wc Offer Yon a Remedy Which Insures SAFETY to LIFE of Both Mother and Chili “MOTHERSFRIEND ROBS fONFWEraT OF ITS PAW. UORROR AM) DANGKE, rances? Makes CHILD-BIRTH Easy. Endorsed and recommended by physlclua5, midwlve* and those who have unod it. Beware of substitute* aad imitation*. with THE AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE, Cincinnati people claim that their city will soon possess i>- oiggest bell Lu America. Preparations arc making liier for casting a bell that will w»:igh 15 tons. It is to be hung in the tower of the Church of St. Francis de Sales. ’1 he mold for this big bell is now almost completed, says the New York Sun, and the casting is to be done with a gx*l deal of ceremony. The bark Maria L. arrived at Nm York tbe other day with n Maltese cat which bad passed through a iG-deya* storm in an ex^pondri (Kwition on the vea sei’s tiffiin-hniil without food or drink The Railway Agent His Complicated Duties. Nervous Spasms — Then Fits — Physical Wreck for Four Years. J. A. Goodyear, while employed as agent for the C. & N. W. Ry. at Repub­ lic, Mich.,through overwork and worry, was stricken with nervous spasms, which developed into fits and continued for five yearn. During that time he Is this; if you are troubled with Catarrh, treated with several doctors, who were Cold in Head, Hay Fever, go to the drug­ gist named below and get a bottle of Cen­ unable to cure him, but advised that he turyCatarrh Cure. No danger of being ) goto Ann Arbor for treatment. He did humbugged. Relief in five minutes and a so, taking their treatment for four years without any apparent effect. positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. While in that condition, he tried Dr. Over 200 girls In the Industrial school In Wheeler’s Nerve Vitalixer by the ad­ Adrian have signed the pledge and put on vice of his friends. It proved to be the the ribbon. . proper remedy and a change was soon apparent; improvement continued with If the Baby in Cutting Teeth. its use, every dooe seemed to strength­ Be sure and use that old and well trial en aud vitate his thoroughly sluggish remedy. Mrs. Winslow’s pooching Syrup nervous system until a cure was ef­ for children teething, it sooths the child, fected. softens the gums, allaya all pain, cures wind colic and fra the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-live dents a bottle. For Sale b:/ JF. II. Goodyear. A white swan has beep seen on Portage lake near Pinckney and local hunters are making determined effotte to capture IL A Timely Reminder. Each season forces upon our considera­ tion its own peculiar perllii to health. The advent of fal) finds many reduced in strength and vigor, poorly prepared to con­ tinue the business ot life. Thu stomach and bowels, the great highway of animal economy, is especially Mabie to disorder In the fall. The nervous system has also suffered In the struggle. Typhoid fever and malaria In particular find In the fall that combinatloo of earth, air and water that mark this season as especially dan­ gerous. The falling leaves, the decaying vegetables contribute tbelr share of con­ tamination. Hood’s Uaraaparilla famish­ es a most valuable safeguard at these ‘ portant points, and should be used In the fall before serious sickness has laid you low. ■ mailed free, containing voluntary teMimonlal*. RWAT)FIELD REGULATOR 00., Atlanta, Go. MORTGAGE BILE. Default having been made in tbe conditions of • certain mortgage made by Georoe W. Gregory and Ann Gregory to Evelyn Dibble dated Dec. 11 A. D 1801 and recorded in tbe office of tbe Register of Deeds, for tbe County of Barry and siaie ot Michigan, on the lltb day of December A. D. 1801 In Liber » of Mortgages on page 331 Said mortgage r»’ given upon the express condition that should any default he made in the payment nt the said Interest, or any. port there­ of. ou any day whereon tbe same made pay­ able, as above expressed, and sh-<ald.lbe same remain unpaid and in arrear for the spare of thirty dare, then and from theneMore. that is to say after the lapse of said thirty days, the aloreiald principal sum of twelve hundred dollar* with all arrearage o( Interest thereon, shall, at the option ot said party ot the second party become due and payable. Default having been made in tbe- payment of interest dun Dec. 11th. 18M. and the same bnv-1 ing r- mained unpaid and In arrears for Ui« space of thirty days and upwards, tbe nforewild orineijial sum of twelve hundred dollars with an arrearages of interest thereoo is now declar­ ed (!ue ano payable by tbe terms of arid mort­ gage on wblch mnrtsace there I* claimed to be due ar the date of this notice tbe »um of Thir­ teen Hundred seventy three Dollars and lift) two rents, and an aUo-m-t’* f^e ot thirty five DolUis provided for l» •» »•- Mortgage, and no •ultor prbeeeilinasa' t.-«v •• i.tcbeeu institut­ ed to recover the tnouej • ■? -eared by. said niorigac- or anv part tbereo:: Now. Therefore, bv virtn* of the power of nalc contained In said m»rUtag*>. and the statute m such case nrnue and wovldt-d. notice Is here­ by given that on Saturday tbe Twenty-eighth day March A. D. uw, at ten o’clock in ibe forenoon. I shall sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, at the North front door of tbe Court Hou<*e la th? city ot Hastings (that l>elnz the place where the Circuit Court for Barry Couufvb holdeu). the premises desert'-ed tn said m irtkagr. or so much thereof as may be ueces*arv to pay the amount dueot. said mortuaite attii «*ren ner cent. Interest and all legal costs, together with an attorneys tee ef Tblrtarfive Dollars covenanted for therein, the premis­ es helmr dr-scr'hed in Mid mortjuure as all that p ece nr parcel of land lying and being situate in Che Townshin o( Hastings In tbe Countv «»t Bury and State nf Michigan .and known and de srrlheil as follows: The North rixtv (60) Acres of the South West Quarter of Section Thirty-two (321 ia Town Three •») North. Range Etghk(8) West Di* luirtiM of the first part hereby agree to •a> ur- tax*, that may hereafter b* assessed ipon this mortgage up to and ineludlne one per •eat. and the excess (if anv) over the one per Is •eat to be paid by the party of the second part leretu. . EVXZ.VN Dibble. . Mortgagee. ritit.ti-T.Cow.KOVE, Att-vnev for Mortgagee. Dated Dec. JMth. * Your Daily Bread Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours o the day. Finest line o Confectionery in th city. A. E. REMKES, FROF'K New Yeara’ morning tbe Masons of Ya_ •ilanti distributed sixty baskets of provis­ ions among the poor of that city, each basket containing 82 worth of meat and groceries. Beware of Ointment* for Catarrh that Contain Mercury, as mercury will siuely destroy tbe sense of smell and completely derange tbe whole system when entering it through tbe mucous surfaces. Suali articles should never be used except cd Mrs Hurd, of Allegan, who shot and kill-preieripttoM from reputable phyi^laa*. “ the •ed her first husband on Sept. 22nd, 1894, The best salve in the world for cuts, damage they will do is ten fold to tbe good you claiming she thought him a burglar. She bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever COD possibly derive from tbrrn. HaU’« Caiarrb and her alleged parnmmir Orrin W. Lud­ sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, Care, msonfrettfred uy F. J. Cbewr-b C*., low. of Bunton Harbor, was arrested on coms, and all skin irruptions, and posi­ Toledo. O . contains no mercury, and is taken iateraaliy. acting directly upon the blood tho charge of murder and tcqulttcd. She tively cure piles or no pay required. It nnie>ms surfaeets of tbe system. 1= is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction________ Halt s Galarrh Core be sure you get tbe p.ircbaaed a farm In Uopcins shortly after. or money refunded. Prioe 25 cents per inc. tne- tt u taken !in Slteroalfr and is made I Her prommt husband is fc tbe livery buai- box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the !“?• Ofcto’hjr F J’ <ra0bL BTfloid by DroggWi. price 75t per bottle, I Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. and Cure of the Is the If suffering with piles, *lt wiU tote res." you to know Hint DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. This medicine is a specific fur all complaints of this character and It instructions (whk*h are simple) are carried out, a cure will result We have Laxiii is the b<-8t medicine for children. tested this iu numerous cases, and always Doctors recommend it iu p.ace of Castor with like results. Il never fails. OU. W. H. Goodyear. ’ . Ten cases of diphtheria io Holland are Star service between St James and causing much excitement. Cross Village lias been altered so as to make period of service during the close of Navigation. Delicate diseases of either sex, however induced, speedily aud permanently cured. Book of particulars 10 emits In stamps, mailed sealed in plain envelope. Addrest*. and an unsympathlzlng jury gave the World’s Dispensary Medical Association, doctor’s legend a legitimate hearing, and f.«i Main St.. Buffalo, N. Y. decided as a legate from Detroit, bls charg­ Adrian has suits for damages on Its es were legal, and no ledgerdemain would hands for sidewalk injuries aggregailng 837,000. preserve a leg for a leggin, so they gave The jury iu tbe Arnold case at Marshall east 8747.30. Kalamazoo has spent 8500.000 for new buildings during the year past. The Bry­ ant paper mill alone cost 8100.000. remarkable for what it does not possess: not a church edifice in the town, no hotel, no saloon, no minister, no lawyer, no doc­ Rev. J. Fisher, pastor of the Baptist tor, no one having the prefix of Hon. be­ church at Corunna, has resigned, and on fore his name, no one very rich and no February 1 will take charge of the C’heasaning Baptist church. paupers.—Vicksburg Commercial. Coughing irritates the delicate organs A. J. Reynolds, wagon maker for M. and aggravates the disease. Instead of H. Reynolds at Nashville, claims to be waiting try One Minute Cough Cure. it tbe hardest working mgn in that burg. helps at once, making expectoration easy, Since Jan, first of last year he has worked reduces the soreness and Intlainmatlon. EVery one likes It. W. H. Goodyear. on every working day an average of just One of tbe largest eagles ever seen in ten hours a day. This Is a pretty fair this state was shot near Sutton’s bay by record which probably few In tbe county Fred Smedley, aged 17. Tiie bird ineas can equal. ured seven feet from Up to tip. There were 83000 worth of presents on One Minute Cough Cure Is rifhtly nam­ the Xmas tree at Moline.. Allegan county. ed. It affords instant relief from suffering when afflicted with a severe cough or cold. At a banquet of the Young Mens Re­ It acts on the throat, bronchial tubes, nnd publican club in Grand Rapids last week, lungs and never fails to give Immediate re­ the guests bad the pleasure of listening to lief. W. H. Goodyear. a speakers voice who was hundreds of Tiie county clerk of Van Buren county miles away. It was a phonographic has called the board of supervisors to speech of William Alden Smith, given in meet In special session to consider the local option petitions filed last Saturday. his private office in Washington aud ship­ Files of people have piles, but DeWitt’s ped on phonographic roils to Grand Rapids Witcli Haze) Salve will cure them. When where it was reproduced. . promptly applied It cores scalds and burns A. SHELDON, « Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings. Rev. U. O. Brown, formerly of Olivet, Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate said on commission. General conveyancing. and Inter pastor of Congregational churches Hartug a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ piled from the Records, can furnish complete at Galesburg and Kalamazoo, now preach­ ing for the First Congregational church at SanFranclsco, is the victim of a female HIL1P T. COLGROVE, blackmailer. He admits having paid tbe Attorney at Law (Successor to Smith A Colgrove.) woman 8500, aud be and the woman with tuntce la Union block. Hastings.? Praotictss In al! the courts or th* state. whom be is "charged with improper rela­ tions both deny the charges. The black­ A K. KENASTON, mailer Is under arrest Brown is a fine A. Attorney at Law. talker and quite sensational in his meth­ (Over J .8. Goodvear A Co.’s store.) Practices In all courts of the State. Collections ods. xumptlyattfenled to. Kate Sherman, of Ypsilanti, thought Dr. D R. TI MMERMAN. Hoir.mpathlc Phy Meade, of Detroit admired her exceeding­ " • siclan and Surgeon. ly. so when she met with Mi accident and Oflice over Roger’s grocery store.) one of her legs was broken, she sent for tbe Detroit pill peddler to attend her. He complied and Mrs. Sherman’s walker was P One Minute Cough Cure ia a popular remedy for croup. Safe for children and adulU. W. H. Goodyear. Did you ever stop to think what iudigwtlun really mvan-r It means bimply that )our atunmeh Is tired. If our J eg* are tired, we ride. The horse and the •team engine do the work. Whj not give your stomach a ride; Dial is. let something else do Ua work. Food ran lie digested outside of the body. AH plants contain digestive principles which will do this. Tiie Shaker Digestive Cordial coiitjiins di gestive principles and In a prepara* imi de­ signed to rest tin* stomach. The Shakers themselves have such great confidence in it that they have placed 10 cent sample bottles on the market an*t it is wild that even so email a bottle proves lieiit-ficlal In a vast majority of cases. All druggist* keep It CATARRH Local Disease and is the result of colds and sodded climaUc change* tt can be cored byaplw» anc remedy which is ap­ plied directly into th* nostrils. Being quickly absorbed it gives relief at ELY’S CREAM BALM in acknowledged to be th<> mast thorough care for Nasal Catarrh. Cold In Head and Hay Fever of all remedies. ■ and cleausee the nasal pasages. and i»flamatlon. heals the sores. ie mem­ brane from cold, rcstonw ot tasta nnd r-meli Pi ice 5) cents at Druggist-* or by mall. . ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St. New Yort;. Wl OliliK.i'. <—if* TW——< pills a Hastings B Hastings, SURPLUS, • 17,000.00 Incorporated under the laws of the State of Michigan. Open for business, Dec. IS, 1886. OFFICERS. D. G. Robinson, President; * Cheater Meaner. Vice Pres. Dan W. Reynolds, Cashier. DIRECTORS: Dan W. Reynold*. .W. H Powers, D. G Robinson, Miner A Keeler. P. T. ColCTove. NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. State of Michigan, County of Bxrry—e». Notice U hereby given, that by an order of tbe Probate Court for the County of Barrv. made OS tbe eleventh day of December-A. D. IMkHtot months from that date were allowed for credt- County, deceased, aad that all creditors al -aid deceased are required <o pre­ sent thrir claims ta said probato weh claims will hr heard Indore Mild Court, i Wednesday. thn llfh day of March and , Dated Doc. nth. PROBATE ORDER. oue thousand Probata. EPPS’S GOGOfl tobacco®® breakfast-guppsr. By a thorough kaowlwign of the natural laws which govern th* ppcraUoDM of digestion and BvtrlUon. aad by a carefuil application ot the fine properties of well relectwd cocoa, Mr. Kppe has provided for our breakfast ant rap­ per a dclirately flavored iRsvarage wbfcfc may filiation strrntg en , Cm' ank - - Miah. GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. 3owu»BEST E1PE C0UP0NSIH EACH PACKA6E Be—d. Pennyroyal I <-v.x U (Hrt>»*y arm-o-d. lW Khan by keeping ownmlvw weU for pure blood and a property nonrtateM • irll nurtU Made rttmpii (A true copy- �■-------- SHE THOUGHT OF SOMETHING. PRIMITIVE FERRIES. The navigators of tbe White river have no quarrel with the bridge build­ ers. From Newport, below Batesville, for SOO xniles. not a pier profanes the channel. Tran-portatian from side to side is by ferry. There is a crowing •»ory mile or two. Quaint and primitive some of the methods are. Most of the ferrjboatK are small, flat bottomed craft, without railings on the sides ar gittes at tho ends. At u few of the most frequented north aud wrath roads a ca­ ble has been stretched from the tree tops high enough W escape the steamboat chimneys. The boat is attachfed by. ropes, bow and stern, to a pulley run­ oyal ning on this cable. When one line is lengthened to give the boat an angling direction with tho stream, the current I’owly carries the load over to the op­ posite bank. Such a labor saving appli­ oyal aking owder ance, however, is in use very sparingly. Most of tho ferrying is done by hand with the pole and sweep. As the Ozark country traveler approaches within hail­ ing distance of the book ho begins to let his voice out with: “O-oov-er!” In tbe course of time there is an an­ swering : “ Whoop-eet** Tho ferryman comes slowly down the bank, with his brother, or his eon, or with somebody else’s son whom he has persuaied it is great fun to help run »a ferryboat. Travelers in the Ozark coun­ try have often commented ou tho dis­ proportionate frequency with which the boat is at the bank opposite to that approached. And ferrymen ail agree ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALL ST., NE’fZ-YORK. that by u stniuge perversity the travel is from the direction necessitating a Teacher* A«oci.tl..u I DISCOVER ANOTHER WILD MAN. trip across aud buck to collect one fare. There is time enough to meditate on Program for the next meeting Of tbe . Seen la the Allegheny Mountains and Is a this problem while the ferryman slowly Supjfosed Murderer. thirry Co Teacher* Ass«»ciailon to be held poles his frail cruft along the bank for I A wild’ man has bean discovered on ia Nashville .Jan. 18, 1896. some distance up st ream. Music. | the Chestnut ridge, fqur or. five railed Then, as he grasps the sweep and Devotional Exercises—Bev. Branch. j soulb of Bolivar, says the Pittsburgh pulls out for the other side,with much 4‘Coretated Lessons" Coumaierrial-Gazette. Aibout a week ago puffing aud perspiration, there is not Lxnxuax?—Prin. A. O. Wilkinson. - Junies Sliirvly. a eitizep of that neigh- time to think of anything else but tbe Discus-ion. led by Mbs Eddy. I borhood, while strolling along the foot inch of. pine between dry shoe leather History—Prln. Nelson. : of tiie! mountains saw u queer-iookipg and a current which means a long, hard Discussion led by Prin. H, B. Andrus. I'iaw Exercises—Second and Third Grades individual rapidly climbing tlw moun­ swim if the boat goes amiss. Accidents Niahville. Mbs Felghner and Miss tain side as though making un effort to are very few. The White river ferry­ Bowlader teachers. • run away from some oiie. Hisclothing man knows his business and earns his Natheinatlc*—John Keteham. consisted of pantaloons worn off ortho quarter. lliseussion. led by Lois Marshall. knees und an overcoat- torn almost- into “George,” said Mr. Webber to the I’nmar) Work—Miss Pear! Heudcrshoit. shreds. He wore a slouch hat pullled Harvey who was directing the course of Discussion, led by Miss Minnie Matthews. down over a shaggy face, his hahr falling the boat, “is that your brother helping P. M. in tangled locks on his shouHer^. A you with the boat?” Music searching party was organized and “•Ye?," said George, “he's niy brothBu-dness Meeting • headed by Mr. Shirdy. nnd with Charles !r Penmanship a Lost Art?—Durr Johnson uiitdc a tour of the ridge in “He resembles yon,” commen tod Mr. N. Btowell. Paper. The Schools and the Social Problem search of tie* man. He was seen by the Webber, “but I thipk he’s rather better |»a.rty. hut only for a moment! Like a —Mrs. Frank McDerby looking than you are. ” Paper. History. The Threshold of Citizen­ flash the non bounded away nnd vias “That’s because he’s we]let fed,” ship—Howard Brook* lost among the rocks and brush. It is said George. “His wife’s u good cook ” Taper, The Preparation of the Teacher— the opinion of some tluii the mysteri­ —Chicago Journal. Prof. O. M. McLaughlin ous man is Brook mire', who killed his Round Table of Current Events, Conducted father-in-law in Indiana county two FATHER’S by Supt. Holden years ago and who disappeared after <Jeu. S. Bassett Pres.. John L. Pope Secy. the murder. Tbe pfesenci* i of the Minnie Replogle. Don D. Putnam. EthelUrvDcc of Hb Home Reipon«ihflltle«. strange individual has created u good Win Whalley, Program Committee. Dr. Charles EL Parkhurst, D. D., in deal ofkxcitement in the neighborhood. Ladies' Hom? Journal writes concern­ Another effort will l>e made toidiseoyer Malay Camphor ing “The Father’s Domestic Headship,:” his hiding-place. While, perforce of ordinary circum­ (IBh OBAI.ANOFS CaMFUOUA.) IMITATION CHIPPENDALE. stance, the father's duties will bold [ ‘Phis species of caniphot is produced |*> 1 ruin a free growing in Sumatra, Borneo, The Market I« Molded with ftalrno Stuff him considerably apart from the con­ tacts of home life, yet whatever-successThat f.ookw 1.1kn Old Spec! menu. and the Malay Peninsula, and is known as 3 Malay Camphor. It is secreted naturally As a matter of fact, it doesn’t pny cs he may achieve outside will not atone ' v. Ip masses and lodged in cava- now to buy old Chippendale, iremurks for any failure on his part to regard his h Veie-jh tbe wo'rt. It is whittlsh, tranriuthe New York Sun. The things offered home as the prime sphere of bis obliga­ ; j <«ntsomewbat unctuous to the touch, very in this « ay are seldom originals, but be­ tion and the point around which his devolatile, and Its odor strong and fragrant en use they arc cracked and battered vcteinents will cluster iu distinguished One of tbe strongest properties of the Ma­ earnestn&rt. and constancy. Whatever . Uy Camphor, as well as that of all other they bring high prices. There arc H camphors. Is their strong sedative power in scores of shops in this town and in he may have achieved in his art, trade, I .' allaying irritation aud relieving pain. Brooklyn where the old Chippendale profession or other engagement, the FThe ordinary liquor camphor purchased at models are carefully reproduced, nnd man who stands at the head of a house­ t < th* drug store, if applied to a tender sur- where one nmy buy anew rejirodiictinn hold has been in the broad sense of the L face, will cause a smart, but this Is due at about whnt a battered pieceiseils for term a failure if be has not been a true k& not to the camphor, but to the alcohol, in nt auction. These reproiluetions arc husband aud a wise, strong and devoted Ba which it is held in solution. The wonderfather. It cannot be a successful home f fit! success that has followed the introduc- finished like the antiques, and the where the mother looks after the chil­ L J lion of PretztDger’s Catarrh Bahn has been brasses are carefully imitated. One of dren and the father looks after his busi­ !•’ du>* to the fact that in It are carried not the show things in the city hall is the ■S oniy the well-known camphor .of commerce old writing table of George Washing­ ness. The most productive services ren­ dered are always personal, and any but thia Malay Camphor aud the camphor ton, and it is in a wondcrfujly good g obtained from the Australian Blue Gum state of preservation. This model haA amount of exertion expended outside in K Tree. well as the Japanese Camphor, been pictured so frequently that it is providing for the necessities of the home |4 tenter, known as Menthol, obtained from familiar to everyone who ia inftcrested will not take the place of that tuition*! | | Japan, and other camphors, and all these in old furniture. A w ide-awake furni­ ministry which comes only by tho di­ L t in com bl nation, have a wonderful healing rect and continuous contact of father M effect, and their power to subdue the ir- ture manufacturer hasliooded the mar­ with child. However complete a wom­ rltated membranes of the air passages ket this fall with reproductioUB of 1 his an may be as a mother, there are quolidesk that can hardly be diftiiiguished y of the nose and throat is akin to the Ltics of character which tbe father will j wtarvelous. Any reader of this article from the original. Communicate to his children that the* | J who has gny difficulty whatever with the INSANE MAN’S LONG RIDEi 1 air passages of tbe head, should obtain mother will be less able to do M well as I PreUlDger’s Catarrh Balm and see if the less intended to do. I statements In this article are not facts. to NzahvUle, Tenn. 11 The many thousands who have used this No Faith In tbe Instrument. About six weeks ago Isaac Spencer, I invalaable remedy will give It their unOno of the first things tho observant a well-to-do and respected resadtnt of i| qualified endorsement. 1 I’retxlDger Bros., Chemists, Dayton, Oshkosh, Win., left home on his bicycle trained nurse does when a now patient 1 Ohte. will send a sample on receipt of a with tbe avowed intention of return­ enters the hospital and is put in bed is to place a delicately constructed ther­ . -twocent stamp. ing in a few minutes. He did not come back, and fior three mometer under the sick one's tongue weeks the only word received from him and get tbe temperature. A chamber­ •' Literary Notes. was contained iu two or three letter^ maid from one of the down town hotels L There is but one collection ot the por- sent from towns in Indiana, Kentucky, was taken to one of the city hospitals £ Iraits of Lincoln that pretends to be com- and Nashville, in which he gave an in­ not long ago, and the above described r plete, and that is the collection made by coherent account of himse’f. All this operation was performed at once. M the publishers of McClure’s Magazine. time his wife was unable to locate him “What in the wurruld axe yez doing H have been aWo either On account o‘f his leaving the; city di­ that for?” she asked after the nurse got I origfuals or copies of every photograph. through. rectly after he had written hisletUi. M daguerreotype, amprotype. drawing or Two wfeeks ago a letter w as Received “I’m merely taking your tempera­ ! ■ iKintlng of Lincoln, so far as known, in : There are ln -thb’ collection from Nashville, Tenn., stating he waa.in ture," responded the maid with tbe nfti" photographs, amprotype? and daguer­ a hospital suffering from an attack of muslin cap. “Rate!’* said the occupant of the sick reotypes. The best collection of Lincoln brain fever. On recovery Spencer v an । ’ heretofore published in any work contained brought home, and with him bis much couch. “How are yez going to tell by » ?*0.DOrtruIt8- The entire series of por- dilapidated wheel, he evidently having that little thing whether I've got a » Ualto win appear in McClure's Magazine temper ar not?”—Washington Star. ridden the whole distance. I* . Junnir thn Ma. Cuarlmb Cox CoiapbliianL Good Health Of More Consequence Than a Few Cents. UPPOSE the low-priced alum bakingpow­ ders do cost a few cents less per pound than the R , is it worth while for these fetv pennies to expose your health to danger? Alum powders make the food unwholesome; R B P makes food that is super­ latively healthful. Physiciarts will affirm the truth of these statements, and they are vitally impor­ tant facts for the consideration of housekeepers. S Baking powders sold either whole­ sale or retail at a lower price than the ROY^L are almost invariably made with alum and dangerous to health, and therefore should be avoided under all circumstances. A Cossack officer, Capt. Kenickt, who has undertaken to ride his ‘charger from Krasuoe Selo, near St.' Peters­ burg, to Tehita, in eastern Siberia, a distance of over 4.600 miles, lias already reached Omsk. 2.200 miles toward Ids goal, or more*, than half way. His aver­ age rate of travel each day has beer 2814 miles, but on some days he has gone over as much as.62 miles. Rhj horse ia an Anglo-Arabian. Opening an Umbrella With Oi« Hand. “Not infrequently, ” said a strolior, “you see people with their arms full of bundiee making hard work of opening an umbrella. There is a very simple Mid e«ty way of opening an umbrella Rith one hand, known to many, but perhaps not to all. You grasp the little cylinder around tbe handle, to which the lower ends of the ribs are attached, plant the paint of tho umbrella against a bmppoet, and push until tho little ' | । j -Speaking of experiences on the rail­ road,” said a New York traveling man, •1 had a slight scrape one timri chi n mountain road in Tennessee that may Le worth bearing. ••We were coming down a long grade of ten miles in a mixed train. That is, weAbad a gondola loaded with ties as t impend car. with our two passengri coaches and baggage car, and I should say we were making about 20 miles «m hour on a track that would be treating us very kindly if it didn’t sling ua into eternity if we dared to add five xnllevtui tour to our speed, when I happened tc look out of the rear door and saw a wild train of loaded coal cars swinging itowu after us. They, had evidently started st a tipple w hich we hadpasued only a few minutes before, and when I saw them they were going w fast thiU they distanced the men on the ground, i who made a run Io get on and stop then ! further flight. I made a wild rush for ■ the conductor, but before I reached him h had ordered the engineer to let out bis । engine for all she wm worth, and In this way keep ahead of our chasers. For­ tunately we hud no women aboard, and the men could be kept in better control, though it was all we could do to keep them from jumping off. “It was only a short time until wo began to see that our salvation lay in the pursuing train.flying the track, be­ cause we had reached our limit,and our train was swaying and tossing so that everybody was scared out of his wits. I know 1 was, and 1 just sat lu my seal and held on, waiting and listening to the thunder of. the train behind us. which was not 500 yards away and gain­ ing every second. It was far heavier than oura, and 1 knew that if anybody went off the truck it wasn't going to be the coal train. 1 said a moment ago wc had no women aboard. Jjiaeant we Lad none to sjicak^of. »There was one, but she was a homely mountain girl, who didn't seem to know anything, and because she sat quiet in the corner and didn’t scream we thought she didn’t amount to enough to count. 1 was looking nt her hi a daadd kind of a way, when all of u sudden she lit out of her seat as if she bad been shot out of it, and, knocking everybody out of the way, she dashed out of tbe rear door before anybody could touch her, and we thought she had jumped off, but she hadn’t. She jumped for the open car, hanging ou like a cat, until she got to the far end of it, and in a second she was tumbling those ties off at the rate of a dozen a'second. “'They would hit the track and bounce every which way, but she kept piling them off, the coal train getting doser every second, und at last a couple of them stuck up in a eattic guard, and the next thing we knew there was a ter­ rific crash, rails and ties and tracks and coal flew, und the coal train rolled over itself and went down the hill in a heap. By George, as that girl stood there in her plain calico dress and her old sun­ bonnet und watched that train pile up a' her feet. 1 thought that John of Are, Cleopatra, Queen Elizabeth. Grace Dar­ ling and the lot of them weren't a patch- corned, they weren’t. “She had anted our train and our Ilves, and we took her on with us in triumph. Then we made up a purse for her big enough to buy a farm with, and I’ll bet she’s got more good clothes, and jewel­ ry, and books, and trinkets alid things than any girl in the mountains, for we never forget her. She doesn’t quite ap­ preciate some of the fine tilings she has. but what do we care for that? We appreciate her just the same.”—Wash­ ington Star. valor Mln shortly appear in England. K»rdrniu^ r, Somobody’s Trt situarioD)—What, The Valnmea <4 tbe Bazar 1»rId a lUi tbe first Number for January *»f each year When no time is meutioaed. subserlrdloDs will begin with the Dumber Current at the time o! receipt of order. Item ittsnees should be made by Tost office ■aft. te to amid avoid chana of loss. Money Order or Draft, Ncwapapfcte.are not to eopy copy this Advertisemeat without the express order ord of Harper & Brothers. 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Ute tourib dav of January. In tne vesr one thousand eight hundred and nlnrty-ulx. Fre«ent Cnartes W. Armstrong, Judice of Pro­ bate. . In the matter of :he estate of Joshua B. Crouch, dew.iscd. On reading and filing the petition duly verb (led. of F. D. Houles. Admtubtrator ot wild tm tai* paying for reasons in aald pethlnn set forth that i e nirty tie Hoeused te aell the real estate uf sale! deceased m In said petition de1 I’Fii' Thereupon It Is ordered.that Friday the 31st day nt -lanutry. A. D., im, at ten o’clock in the forenoon, be aligned for ■ the bearing nt ’aid petition and that the heirs at law of said dereawMl and nil other pentons iuforestod in said estate, are requir'd to ai/iwmr at a ae^slon of saM Court, thou to be boldeu at the Probate oflice. In the City ot Hasting*. In said County, aud rticiw ranse, if any there be, why the uraver of the petitioner may not be rrauted. And It Is further ordered, that said petit loti* r give notice to the persoss interested In said estate, of the pendency of said petition and the hearing there­ of by caushitt a ropy ot this order to be publish­ ed in tbe Haatlnga Banner, a newspaper printed and elrcolated tn said County of BArry. oner iu each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of bearing. Chaklzs W. Arnftrono. Judge of Probsi-. (A true copy. > ChUdreas GtetblDC roeeii mt jtftaotkMi. FaeblonnfDF men are tL bv a nuui-abcKft-tuwB. — - -- --------- — Katharine DeForau.la a sprightly weekly re­ cital at fashion, go*Mp nnd social doings In Pari*, givr-n by a dtver woman in an eatertelnli.-g way. . E«a the serials ter 18M are the. work of American women. Mrs, Gerald, by Mana Louise Pool, is a striking story ot New England life. Mary K. Wilkins, in Jerome, a Foor Man. discussas tbe always IntextMUrg problems of Um- relatioDS between labor aad capital. Short stories win be written by tbe bre; authors. 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Ice­ wool shawls, zephyr*, yarns, fur triiamin etc. at Russell’s. Julius Russell MTTTTTTTTTTTTyryyyyg DOST BUY QL0VE5=MITTENJ PROBATE ORDER. •Cate of Michigan, Countr of Barry-se. ~At a aessioa of the Probate Court for tbe Barry hdde»at the Prolate OTCee In the city of Hastings. In said county, os Monday, the sixth day of January m tbe year one thousand eight hundred and ninety WITHOUT SEEING OUR LINE. ------- — ... In the matter of the estate of KI moo Matthews, oeveased. On reading and filing the petttlouduly verified Of John B. IUK1 George O. SlztlmwJ. said (kw»«l praying that a eerta n iMCnunrtd "dd «»«« Purporting to be the last wi.l and testament of said dtK-es-ed bs ad.*hyt Saturday the first j Women in Uortteultore, Uwrt you ar,, without the kaM troobk In th, world."—New York Snu. Circuit Court for tbe Doory. at Itartiugs ou V A. D. 1M&. iriag from affidavit on » Marr a. Metaesirer. file. that _ .nd Wtniam Mewreuter _ ______________ AMFUUte. but residesir. the stat* of Illtraflu. ua motion ot EJwtn D. Mallory CotnplMinatil’M SOfteftor. It Is ordered that ibe a*>ld Defendants Mary A- Mrewnter. CmsmIum M. Mes-rnirer aud William Memeiurer eauro Uielr aopearinc-i tu be entered herein. wUlitn tour months from Hie dateot thia order, aad in case ofthtlraopeara-ee tost they aause tbelr an«wtr to theC-umptaioant's Bill of Cora Plaint to be filed, and a copy thereof to hr s-rved ou said CromplalnaDt's Solicitor, within twenri days after service ou them of a copy of said bill. Ami notice of this rnder: aud that to de fault thereof. Mid bin betaXen as confessed by the said noieresld-mt Defendants And ills further ordered, thatwithiu twenty days the said Coiapiahuut cbum a r.ak* of u.ls order, to be psblhdied in. the HArruroa Banner a newspaper printed, published anil rlreulaiIng In said routitj . and that such pub­ lication bu continued there at leas: once ta each week, for six weeks in. czz auecjMvtan. ceriian. or that plalutiff eause a copy of this order to be personally served on said non-rerideDt Defendants, at teas: tweniy dars before the time above preecnbed for their appearance. Ci.emrnt Smith. Circuit Judjp*. Edwin D. M.m.uihv. Coin plain *nt’s Solicitor . John <k Naglku. (A true copy.) Rejizter. ALL KINDS AT VERT LOW PRICES To reduce stock before invoicing. court, then to be r. ia the ehv of I oewf^uae. If any We have a very few guwnw left which we are cloeingotit at coet . � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-01-16.pdf 9fa438652ca1353fcd609c74c8fe2ed6 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing mediutn in Bar­ ry County. Hastings ' Banner, VOL. XXXX. NO. 38 ooo v This Year will be Presidential Election year hnd every man should wish to keep posted. We offer the following combinations: BANNER AND NEW YORK TRIBUNE, The two papers one year for $1.00. BANNER AND DETROIT TRIBUNE, The two papers one year for $1.25. BANNER AND CHICAGO INTER OCEAN, The two papers one year for $1.25. * SI You will want one state paper. The Detroit Tribune is the best. Terms strictly cash in advance. Subscribe now. £ 6 i* to si si si 3 si S . to 9TWWWWWVWWWWVWWW9 Hastings Banner Published Thursdays bv :• COOK * BROS., HASTINGS, MICH CORRESPONDENCE. .Hickory Comer*. Weather mild and sleighing wearing bare. Revival meeting al the M. I’, church will contlnnt* through the week. Help from abroad It expected. All are invited to at­ tend. The Ladies Aid Society of the W. M. church will be entertained at the home of Albert Roach Wednesday tbe 15tb. Quarterly meeting at the M. T. church (he 25th. and 26th. XutlMd. C. Nichels Walton Eaton who has been visiting friends in Rutland and Orangeville the past mouth has returned home. E. Brown now occupies the Seeber resi­ dence on High streetRei>ort says that their is soon to be another nuptial knot tied in the near future. F. Stanley, of Hastings, was on our street Friday last. H. Mead Is giving his house a new dress­ ing, W. Michael of Hastings is doing the work. . tiericev. , Sunday school was organized at tbe sshool house last Sunday with Mr. Pnrdun SupL Mr. Hatton Treas. Orsa Haskins Sec. Mrs.- Spencer organist anti Grace Hatton librarian. , J. Spencer was at Hickory Corners last Week, his uncle accompanied him. , J. Curtis, bas a cancer on his lip. Dr. qarpenter Is doctoring it, | Mr. Braneband Mr. Hatton are attendisg the protracted effort at tbe U. B. church at Idtke Odessa at present Miss Enz has a new organ and is taking lessons of Mrs. Spencer at present. Mr. Rising of tbls place married Mrs. Ki one of Saranac last Thursday. They will wake Hie old homestead their future home. Sarah Lipscomb Is home from Hastings at present. Born Jan.' 1st to Mr. Jasti for and wife, a boy. Bowen. Mltto. The latest thing ont—a blixzard. A good many have laid aside their matters and have gone back to tbeir bugglee. Stephen Ke, of Grand Rapids, has rent­ ed J. B. Kings farm. Bert Armstrong and W. E. Bowen were in Grand Rapids last week on business. J. W. Briggs and wife were in Kalama­ zoo over Sunday. Howard Ires, of Grand Rapids, visited fate parents at thia place last week. MiM Lltzie Mullen who bas been visit­ ing her sister Mrs. Bert Armstrong, return­ edto ber home in Prairieville last week. Aaron Adams, wife and daughter of Bast Caledonia visited at this ‘ place last J. D. Whitcomb, wife and daughter who have been visiting relatives at this place the last week, returned to their home in Pteinweli aa Suaday last. McDonald entertained bls fatlier, and nn aunt from Cedar Creek a WHOLE NO. 2118 HASTINGS, MICH, JANUARY 16, 1896. •JULAJfcJLXJtAJLJUtJtJtJLXXXMJUfcAXAAAAJtO The phonographic concert last week was very good and enjoyed by all. Win. Smith made a business trip to Nashville last week. Mre.’Flnly Marks after making a visit with her son John here’, now returns home. Ira Cotton and wife, of near your city,, visited friends here and in Woodlaud Saturday and Sunday. Roy''Smith is now teaching his first term of school it being in rhe M. Shores district. James Harry comes to onr place to the Wm. Pettengill farm. Tbe latter goes to Ohio. Mrs. David Demomt was In your city to have the doctor attend her arm that was so badly fractured many weeks ago. Edith Bevier, of lAke Odessa, and Mrs. S, E. Wolfe, of Woodland, visited in tbe Grove Saturday. 11 takes the last dollar to pay taxes and a few cents more. Secv. Peck, of Ionia, was in our village last week in the interest of the insurance company. Ail hands up for local option. It may save calling in the neighbors and a doctors bill. School reopened Monday after a vacation of two weeks with John Pope as teacher. Mrs. Geo. Monroe lias been quite out of health for some time, Mr. H. Whl It more has also been quite sick for some time but is now said to be on the gain. t Boyd Cortrigbt and wife spent several days visiting friends in Celery City hist week. A. A. Aldrich spent several days at Delton last week making an invoice with his partner C. Monroe in their hardware store at that place, with satisfactory re­ sults to each. Lon Flint bad an interesting interview with an did time boarder one day last Revival meetings are in progress at the M. P. church and said to lie quite Interest­ Ing. M. S. Barber and wife visited hta.motber and brother Wallace in Allmo, also her father and mother who reside in Otsego, a few days since.. The readers of the Baxxeb were much elated upon reading the faithful duties performed by Sheriff McKevltt In the capture of that sang of desperadoes, said to have committed the outragous assault CMFltOD. upon an old man of eighty years of age. Asa O’Dell Is on the sick list., then robbing him of his wealth, and leav­ Mrs. Whitney returned last Friday from ing film in a perilous condition. a two weeks visit with her son at Eaton Rapids. Ban field. L. B. Carpenter Is failing very fast now,. Ed Tungate drove the north stage Ed Jones, of Detroit, was in Carlton last Monday,. • week Wednesday. "~\ Henry Bowman, wife and daughter Alex Usborne and- wife, of Shelby, Mabel and Mrs. N- Slawsou and daughter Oceana Co. are visiting their father John Addle attended a Grange meeting at Glass Usborne. Lake Friday and Satorday. Mrs. Frank Schriber was called to The Reading Circle meets at the parson­ Nun lea last week ou account of the illness age Monday evening. of ber sister Mrs. Dan Snyder. There will be meeting at the church the The Unfcm Aid Society at Mrs. Silas balance of the week, conducted by Rev. Endsleys last Wednesday was a success. UaisL Six societies were represented. One hun­ Mr. and Mrs. Jones have returned from dred took dinner. About ten dollars was their visit with her parents. the result of the gathering. A fine program Several of tbe G. A. R’a. and their wives wm carried out, and every body seemed to went to Delton Wednesday. enjoy the occasion very much. There was a surprise party at. Delbert Mrs. Rogen, was stricken wrltb paralysis Groat’s Friday night. A good time was Saturday morning and passed away Sunday bad by all. p. m. aged 86. She was the last uf the old Arthur Edmunds will give an entertain­ residents of Carlton. ment at bls school house Monday evening Jan. 20th. Cleverdale. Delton. There will be a public installation of K. 0. T. M. and L. O. T, M. officers Saturday evening Jan. 18th at Thompson’s ball Everybody invited. After exercises there will be supper served In store building below. Supper will be free to all members and their fttmllles of home Tent and Hive. Outside guests will be charged 30 eta for supper. Mesdames H. M. Chase. W. H. Chaaa. M. W. Barrett and Woodard were at Ka­ lamazoo to attend L. O. T. M. Installation services. Clarance Crosby is laboring with the new disease. LaGrlppe. Several members of Barry Tent visited Hickory Corners Tent Friday eve. L. W. Welteemore and wife, Mrs. Alic Williams and Mre. Dr. Scribner were at Hastings to attend L. 0. T. M. installa­ tion services. M. A. Mansfield of Boston was the guest of F. A. Blackman recently. A. IL I>odge of Kalamazoo was here last week Invotolnghteetook «f furniture and undertake* goods. — c Mias Ina Gwfe to at LMMtasrg etaNtag ber uncle and rfunt Dr. McBeth and wife after which shh expects to go to visit rela­ tives at Union City. Tbe new harness shop to doing a good business. It Is what the town needed this long time. Mr. Loomis our hustling liveryman made a business trip to Kalamazoo and brought back with him tbe hearae former­ ly used by Mr. Dodge In bls undertaking business in that city. Tbe hearse will be kept In Delton hereafter. There are cities of several thousand inhabitants which do not have a hearse as beautiful as this one. Belle Arbour bas returned to ber school at Plainwell. There has been shipped from Delton station 87 cars of stock this fall. There were 15 single and 12 double decks. How Is this for a lake port? Revival services were commenced at the M. E. church the 9th. J. B. Beckett Post Grand Army of the Republic held their annual installation of officers Wednesday afternoon January 8th. Tbe Post was called to order al 2 p. m. Judge Armstrong of Hastings was tbe in­ stalling officer and he performed hte pleasanbduties In a masterly manner and in a few moments the new officers were occu­ pying their respective positions as follow*. Com., Mark Norris: Sen. Vice Com., N. 11. Norris; Jr. Vice Com., F. Chamber­ lain: Quartermaster, J. R. Hinckley; Of­ ficer of the day*. F. A. Blackman; Officer of the Guare, J. B. Nichols; Adjutant, L. H. Barnes; Sergeant. W. J. Reynolds; Chaplain, J. P. Hart. The bamfuet was an elegant affair and vras aatfed In a delight­ fully satisfactory mannerlt hotel Delton. It is reported that Alfred Whipple will move his stock of groceries into the Altorf buildlug, first door north of rhe Thomp­ son store, hte present department not be­ ing large enough to keep in stock enough to supply the wants of his customers. A good fault. He will use the upper story for living rooms. The Roller mills are doing an imoMnse lAisiuess this winter judging by the teams that arc seen going and coming from there dally. • Mrs. Woodard, of Milo, wax the guest of Mrs. Dr. Scribner Saturday afternoon and evening. . Orren Barrett lias been on the sick Ust. L W. Whittemore will move his saw mill nine miles south east of Battle Creek this week to cut timber for Archie Ander­ son. Owing to an accident to Mr. Bennett, of Plymouth, be will be unable to be here with ills "phonograph” Jan. 24th as billed but will try and make us a date before spring. John Cramer is under the dectors care. Obld Chambettain’s mother is very low with lung fever al her daughter’s, Mrs. Wm. Ashby's of Cloverdale. Dr. Scrib­ ner lx the attending physician. Mr. Valentine of Faw Paw, Is vtalting hte daughter Mrs. John Moon. The following is the magnitude of btis iness done at this station the past year: Freight received for the year ending Dec. 31‘ ’95, 2,535,865 pounds. Local charges on same 91,727,53. Advance charges on same 91,244.64. Freight forwarded end­ ing Dec. 31. *95, 8,110,879 pounds. Charg­ e's on same 91,488.22. Total number of pounds bandied during the year 5.046,244. Total charges 94,450.39. Who rays Del­ ton is not a business town? Who is the most popular woman in Barry County? Is the question to be set­ tled by the L. O. T. M’s. of " Ibis •town. — Bee Barry County Graphic for particulars. Let us all have a voice In this important question If It dope-cost a cupper. Fralriavnt*. J. J. Perkins, C. 11. Ruggles, Command­ er Mark Norris and their wives with a few others from tbe village attended tbe in­ stallation of officers at the J. B. Sackett Post held at Delton Wednesday Jan. Sth. Judge Armstrong of Hastings who has from the time the Lodge was organized (with tbe exception of one year) installed the officers again performed the ceremony. Tbe music was furnished bv the male quartette, Messrs Thresher. Daniela. Will­ iams and Hall with Mtoa Adah Willlama as organist and was very well executed and tbe selections fine. Tbe speech de­ Bedford. livered by Rev. GUlaspie of Hastings 1 have seen no items from Bedford lately would surely inspire with loyalty all who so here goes to show you we are alive yet. listenedIn behalf of J. J. Perkins Mrs. Julia Godsmark who to vtalting at be presented a gavel which was ma0e from Lansing expects to return Tnttday. wood that Mr. Perkins cut from a tree on Vet Munger has taken the Parrott farm Ixxikeut mountain while visiting that place in Johnstown and expects to move soon. ' last fall. Comrade Barnes read a fine es­ David Collis expects to move to this say of his own production. As members village In tbe spring. of tbe Banfield Post were present a class The Literary Society to progressing very meeting seemed in order and the relating well end is doing some good in Its in­ by tbe old soldiers of the thrilling and structing as well as entertaining. touching scenes they bad passed through L. E. Brown gave a sermon on "Fra-____ ______________ brought tears to many eyes. Nmie was _____ effecting rhieb ternlty” last Sunday eve which was a more tbeu tbe experience masterly effort from the Christian stand- Judge ' * Armstrong * -------related of being forced point. By the way be gives about two to break tbe sad news to a mother that her sermons r week that gives the audience only sou was shot through tbe head. The something to think about. recitations given by Mamie Brown, Leda Prof. Hoyt of Battle Creek gave a con­ Norwood and Miss Adah Williams I items wrap cert last Saturday at the church, the termi­ highly applaudsd. We were plened" _____to _ nus of a week’s singing school whleb was find among the old comrades one who.*e well attended and also well received. The veracity has not been equated sines the feature of tbe eve was a selection whistled i days of the Fatbei of our (toimtrj, Geo. by Mtes Anna Bird of Johnstown. She . Washington. We ga*id with hearts Kited certainly was m rare gift. Though this with pride upon one.who said he weWT was her first public performance it was told a He. His name need not be men­ tioned but we understand be h a staunch The yonug people of this vicinity to tbe number of about fifty held a surprise party at the residence of E. B. Payne on the evening of the 7th. it being tbe twentyfirst anniversary of the birth of Dan and Dell Payne. Another surprlae party was held on the -evening of the 8th at the residence of Chas. CoUios. Mrs. Myron Chamberlain lias recently been visited by two nephews from South Haven and one from Barry. Your correspondent attended the in­ stallation of tbe G. A. R. at Delton last Wednesday and enjoyed the rendering of a fine program prepared for the occasion and also the nice supper gotten up py Comrade Blackman of the hotel Delton. Miss Kate Replogle has purchased a fine new organ. Mrs. Matilda Morehouse and Will Enxlan are visiting relatives in south west Prairieville. John McCallum ent his foot very badly last week while chopping wood. Alina Glliaspie lias returned home from Hastinks. Will Ryan and Minnie Gillespie were at rapid changes made with Kalamazoo last Saturday. astoutehlng. do ay*'-* pany retired to hotel Delton where they were served to a sumptuous supper which ।did great credit to landlord and lady. Da Friday evening test at their ball the I. O. 0. F. Installed officers. After tbe 'Installation a short time wa* given to reci­ Vistting members :tations and songs. Ibeing present from Richland, Plainwell, ,Martin aid other places. Some were (called upon to disenxs Oddfeltowsbip. Dr. 1NdLea made a pithy speech and Mr. Reed of Richland followed with interesting re­ marks. About 150 were aerved at tbe banqbet which followed. The company did Dot disperse until a late hour. Mrs. L. Wilkinson who is visiting friends near Charlotte writes that her son Grover who to with her is very ill with scarlet fever. While cutting wood last Wednesday ©has. Armstrong had the misfortune to ent hte big toe nearly from his foot. Mrs. J. Cramp and E. Caldwell are quite UL Carl Loveland was cutting feed Thurs­ day naqmiDg and cut his fore finger off tbe left band so that it bung by tbe akin. Dr. McLea removed some pieces of bone and sewed It Id plane. Mr. Doaehue of Battle Creek, son-lo-law of Wm. Havens was crushed and killed be­ tween tbe cars while working among them Bunday night. Tbe remains will be brought here for interment Wednesday. The I. O. O. F. will have ebarge of tbe services to be held at tbe M. E. church. He leaves a wife and throe children. Prof. Swartbout will deliver a lecture at the M. E. church on Friday evening Jan. 17tb. Woodland. A very little snow would make good sleighing. George Palmerton lost a good cow last Mrs. John Friend, formerly Lizzie Aspinall is very sick. George Grover does not seem to Improve much. Dr. Homer of Lake Odessa counsel­ ed with Dr. Baughman on Thursday. Tbe case is a pec alar one and seems to ‘baffle ~ the skill of our physicians. A. L. Haixht- is once more shaking hands with Woodland friends. Win. Fox has rented the farm of Ezra Fox deceased. Ills reported that Faul A Velte will dissolve partnership in tbe near future. Willard Bolton has left the employ of tbe Woodland Roller Mill Co. and Jake Holie sbages handa^vltb customers at tbe roller nd IL A large number in our village iiave bad colds. John Velte wax in Grand Rapids Tues­ day on business. The annual meeting of the German Baptist Insurance Company occurred in our village ou Tuesday. The company is reported In a very flourishing condition, and is rapidly growing in importance and in size. Tbe meeting was pleasant .and harmonious in every respect. The officers for the ensuing year are, with one or two exceptions the same as last year. John Lee has moved to Lake Odessa where he has engaged in tbe meat market business. A large crowd was lu dur village Tues­ day called here by the annual meeting of the German Baptist Insurance Company. Schantz Bros, are closing out their en­ tire stock st cost, *ad-will-remove to some other place and engage In the merchantile : business. The L A. S. was entertained by Mrs. Ida Pifer last Thursday and was well at­ tended. It will meet with Mrs. Simpson next week Thursday. Tbe donation at Burt Shedd’s was well attended there being one hundred and twelve present All report a nice tlihe. Last Thursday morning Kate Nobles was sticken down with appoplexy and is no better at this writing. Frank Bostwick, of Augusta, passed by this morning with bls fat sheep enroute to Hastings. George Bostwick, of Augusta, was in this vicinity last Saturday visitiag friends. Aaron Bunnell and wife of Kalamazoo are visiting friends about here. Every body is suffering with severe colds. Remember the literary Jan. ,34th. Every one invited to attend. Mrs. Jacob Kline Is spending tbe week with her daughter, Mrs. Bechtel, of your; city. Clarence.Robhjson, of High street, has been visiting relatives In this place * the ‘ latter part of tbe week. Miss Jeanie Cox is spending the week with Edilb Cox, of Otsego Ben Bunnell of Kslkaska, la visiting friends In this vicinity. Mrs. Alice Nutt attended tbe funeral of Bev. Davis’ daughter at Lake Odessa. W. O. Tobins and wife visited at Orson Johnson’s of East Baltimore one day last John McKenxie r--------and _ wife ------ —of-- Banfield ----- ____have been on a visit at J. H. Norris’ in Comstock. leaving John Mantel master of ceremonies at home. BaufiCld by prayer meetings at the church each night except Saturday. Dr. Godsmark, of Bedford, la suffering an attack of bronchitis that is confining him to the lx»use. Dr. Hutchinson was called in a burry to see little Roger Paul who has been suffer­ ing a severe attack of tonsillUs. Mrs. Lena Furst of Kalamazoo is visit­ ing among us. Chas Nichols haa been staying in the house for a few days to get belter ac­ quainted wkh his cold. Oct genial county Treasurer Mr Hughes speaks very highly of the tax paying qualitlre of Johnstown. Says It to th* banner township in this particular, being the find to pay texes tn him this year, also that be thinks there will be ao taxes re­ turned I mm our town. times ttite nwutb. in. Frey has started a teg yard on his effort, were ereletw which were i tar ok«M >1 tbe tatter pin Bitt Aw O. C. Barnum and wife are rictttoc friends Is North Irviag. Miss Marguerite Townotnd of Groat Rapids was tn this vicinity over Sunday. Misa WUdfi Blivta of y*uv dty Ml Miss Annie Shively of Carlton Cen­ ter spent Sunday with Lie Misses Edith and Belle Barnum. Mrs. Jennie Center extends a cordial invitation to all the adjolDtag aids to be present at a Union Aid at her home Jan. 38 st eleven o'dock a. m. Please rrmewH ber date. Howard,McIntyre end family Snndayed at John Brown’s. , MkldlevtUa Mias Ethel Cridier left on Tuesday far her home in New York. Ray McMichae’ £cco moan led ber. Several from thia place attended th* lecture by Rev. Colp at Irvin* last MMh day and were well pleased with it A good number of teachers tn this Meinity will attend the ToaeberdAasnetaOMi at Nashville next Saturday. Arthur Cridier expects to drive to Leslie next Saturday. A. M. Meyers and wife left Tuesday morning fer their new bone In Lltohfitdd where be will edit the Litchfield Beeort. A Jolly party of four misses took as many young men on a delightful leapyear party to Wayland last Friday night. The horse Bales at, Phelps livery bam every Saturday are tfell attended but few horses are being sold. Last Thursday evening occurred the public installation of the officers by the K. O. T. M’s. of this place. The oereaaanta* were performed in a manner creditable to those who took part In thorn and then fal­ lowed an excellent program. Mbs Berate George added much to the evening’s eatertainment with recitations as did alee Misses Mabel Hanlon and Ethel Russen, the latter reciting "The Maccabee Goat” Messers Cator, Pinney, Cobb, and Cald­ well sang solos. Following the psognusr came the supper which was immense. About 100 were present The proceeds of the M. E. Aid society were *8.00. Onmr«Tlll«. D. Klingensmith and wife attended aw ' oyster supper at Prairieville given by ths . L O. O. F. society last Friday evening. ’• Eleven members of Orangeville grange -! attended the Pomona grange at Glass J Creek last Friday and report a good time. The Pomona was well attended. Heavy Bowman, of Johnstown, was elected Master: Chas. Newland Secretary. There was a class of nine new members. The farmers institute to be held the 21 and Sk­ at Haatings was highly spoken of by th* grange and a goodly number of members will attend. The church has made a much needed Improvement, a wood shed in tire basement. Mrs. George Kern, of Prairieville, Visit­ ed at R. C. Nortons last Wednesday. A. Young and. wife attended quarterly meeting at the U. B. church in Wayland last Sunday. Revival meetings at the Walker school house the coming week. ’ The lumbermen are improving the sleighing. Herbert Henry, of Lawton. has moved to Orangeville into the Arbour Block where be expects to reside the coming year. Bom to A. Clem and wife a girl, Jan IX Orangeville grange install their officers next Saturday evening, C. A. Newland officiating. We have heard from Jerry and bls R. R. again and expect to hear the engine toet tn the near future. Assyria. • . Miss Lucy Ogden was the guest of Mattie Hinckley, of Lacey, Saturday and Sunday. . Chas. Abbey and wife attended the banquet at Bellevue Tuesday night given by the K. O. T. M. Mrs. Milton Barton is on the gain. Mrs. John Tompkins is among the sick this week. George Hartom. of Battle Creek, was in . town a couple of days last, week the guest of his daughter Mrs. J. Tompkins. Mrs. Alvarez Wileox bad an aunt visit­ ing ber last week. Cora Wright was at'home from ber * school at the Checkered Saturday and Sunday. The election of officers bv the Y. P. 8. C. E. passed off nicely. Following are the new officers; Pres. Webster Hastily*; Vice Pres. Alina Phillips; lUSecy. Blanch Tuttle; Trees. Cora Wright. The social given by t£e Austin school nt the home of Chas. Cox and wife was * largely attended and netted them the Dent sum of 815 5k. A school social is to be given this Friday night by the Lincoln school at E. K Berry’s. Warm sugar. A cordial Invitotion extended to every body. Proceeds to buy a Hag. The M. P. Aid Society ounneeted with the Austin will have a social next week Friday night at the residence of Charts* Schaffhausen Co:ne every one and have a good time. �=xgs SIGNS OK W IL Banner. IbiRfcday, Jan. lb, 1^16 Russia Will Fav • r Germany In the Transvaal Matter. C- x>< 8QO ,. Prop««to' rnnre Will Act with Kui»-1» r.n stand Will Not Grant (k>»c»w)vn< Do- Cures UlRh Treason. prAve the merit of HswIN 8ar«inarilte-jx»4 Bre. pt'-rfed. tenaaneat Cures. Curas of »crotula In severest forms, like ttHlre, swelled neck, running sores, hip disease, sores th th<- eyes. Cure* of Salt Rheum, with its intease Itching and burning, s«ald head, tetter, etc. Curaa Of BUOs, Phonic, amt an otter empBoas due to Impure blood. Cures •< Dyspepsia and other troubles-where a good stomach tonic was needed. Cures 1 Rheumatism, where patients wereudable to work or walk for weeks. Cure* ef Catarrh by expelling the impurities which cau»e and sustain the* disease. Cures of Nervousness by property toning and feeding the nerves upon pure blood. Cures »f That Tired Feeling by restoring strength. Send tor book of cures by Hood ’ s Sarsaparilla To C. I. Hood & Co.. Proprietors. Lowell. Mais. ,, , arc the best after-dinner Hood S Pills pills, aid dljestton. 25c. London, Jau. 11.—Tbe report that Dr. Jameson had been released turns out to have been premature. • President Kruger, in reply to the message of Queen Victoria, says that he intends to turn Dr. Jameson and the other Eng­ • lish prisoners who-todk part in the raid over to the Bititish government for punishmcnL but a dispatch from Jo; hanneaburg Mates that the aurender of the prisoners will ^>e made con­ ditional on the abrogation of the AngloBoer convention of W&4. which gives Great Britain suzerainty over the Transvaal. r.njrlftnd Won't Arre*. If srfch a condition as this is imposed by th^ Boers it is quite certain that Great Britain will never agree to it The government is determined to up­ hold this convention in-all its terras, and although theTransvaal government may urge that Dr. Jaimeson’s raid made the convention-null and void, i: is pretty safe to say that Great Britain will never accept that view of tbe mat ter unless she is compelled to do so. ' Great Britain’* I*ol*tion. Never before has the isolation of( Great Britain been so completely driven home in the minds of the British peo­ ple. Hitherto they have been accus ’* 3 AzBiarj Fans Kwte.” tom cd to believing that should Eng­ land become embroiled in a war with ” *•’ . i-i'x tzw lax i u foreign, power she would find sym­ i**?' ixm.ln n» ip in.is.tn.iH. m • pathy. if not actual aid. from some of ................| I etfila+N 9.sf the European nations. Now it is known that in all Europe she has not a single iLunjk.ni.lnin.toun.lnjn friend, aud many believe her enemies *x> a 4o =.t»: t.ua are only awaiting an opportunity to t»hn »RS. lO -.u Ajeat. flte•la<* attack her and deprive ter of some .4 her vast possessions. ORIGANCENTRAL Johannesburg, Jan. 11.—Twenty-two members of the national reform com­ mittee, whose efforts wax; devoted to fomenting the recent rebellious acts of the Uitlanders, were arrested by officers of i the Transvaal government at the rooms of the Reform club Thursday evening on a chnrgc of high treason. They were all taken to Pretoria. The prisoners included Col. Rhodes, a broth­ er of Cecil Rhodes; Sir Drummond Miles Dun ter, Lionel Phillip»an<l other lead­ ing residents of Johannesburg. The arrests created no excitement, the populace maintaining a perfectly indifferent attitude to the action of tbe authorities. TIME TABLE. ■i N’-HIH KniwrMo-J Lv &trC<* wH-rtf.... Wchja.’ 1 .tone* Orouey........... . Mltn v. . . ....... ’Cnw'k'M lake.. 3 in* fi MlfftM.. 4 01 4 It > , /Vnitog ............. DtfrolC................ fi Rapid*, .. a st:. It 401. 2 BtaUons. •00TB. p m. Grand RjfcMds Oetrott..;..... tetuwac 4... i io T 40 3 35 »0 t4 WoodlanJ ... Jtl 38, e Costs * M 12 SS. Hnultt .............. AkwsP4ac........ nnvuTdalB......... Bviron . ............. . rocked Lake ... lltto.................... cveaaey .............. Kienteo j JMnc’t. iwn « ini ? s.i PeMghprsibs carry rmss-ngere, but will be rm at ttib roavralrara nt the ComMny. aud tlw right is r»*M*rvr<t io chanpj the time of sort trains wHbuuc notice 5'1. C win wait as V.-oodt arr tor 11 L. & N. trains when nvera-ary. 'irtop va sign*: only. Bvrad. NNYROYAL PILLS rx Original and Only Genuine. MFC. alw»T« lella'-.n. 1 nom ..k A CATARRH Isa Local Disease dnd is the result of cold* and sudded cjimutic It can be cured by a pleasMt remedy which & up plied directly loU) the nostrils. Being quickly al n-cbed it gtvys4 relief at OkOA ELY’S CREAM BALM Is acknowledge bo be the most thorough cure r«id in Head and Hay °L*n r»n‘v4ire. It omm and • h-.MHen the nasal paaages. allays pain -ind tn- MdH-meii PiteflO aKitoat Druggtats or by BLY BltoTHKBS. M Warren BL New York better protection. The house carried out its plan and passed tbe revenue tariff bill reported by the committee on ways and means. Of course, tbe democratic members op­ posed the mextoure, aud the populists sided with them. But tbe democratic argument whs weak. All that could be said was that the treasury held about $170.000,000,or more than enough for present needs, and that the presi­ dent and tbe secretary of tbe treaaury - believed the revenues were nil right. The speakers neglected to say that nearly every dollar now available has ccmo not from the revenues, but from the sale of bonds, ostensibly for tbe purpose of maJnt&ining the gold re­ serve, and really for the purpose of making good the revenue deficimcy. The republicans had the courage’of their conviction that no small part of the present tredbury trouble has conic from the steadily-increasing deficit, and ao they voted solidly for the bill, which is exjjeeftd to add about $4fytM»9,O0O to the government’s income. The new bill gives increased protec­ tion fto nearl.v the whole tariff list, but it is not put forward as a complete tariff jneasure. Its primary purpose is to raise revenue. It is an emergency measure, and its operation is limited to two aud one-half years. The repubiicau lenders favor it because it ap­ peals to be the best which can hope for th^ approval of the president, not on tlhe ground that it meets every need. It will restore the balance between gov­ ernment income and expenditure, and lhai is erne of the great requirement of the moment Thepeoplcof this locality approve the bill because of the increased protection it gives to their interests. Many of these were sorely smitten by the Wil­ son-Gorman enactment. Especially was this true of agricultural products, all the duties on which were ruthlessly cut, while that on wool was removed entirely. The house puts a duty of G 4-10 cents on clothing wool and ad­ vances that on other schedules 15 per cent., provided that such advancc does not exceed the McKinley rale. Tbe wool growers, potato raisers and farmers generally of. Rensselaer coun­ ty and vicinity xvre thus assured that the republican house has'promptlydone all in its power to give them better safeguards against foreign aggression. Should the bill become a law it will impose higher duties on shirts, collars and cuffs, cotton and woolen knit goods aud oilcloth, and many otSer products of this manufacturing district. The busy workers of Troy and vicinity find a Yepubliean house keenly alive to their need*. 1Y is fenposstble to suy how Jong the measure will te tinder consideration in the senate. The rules of ihnt body pro­ vide for almost unlimited debate, and the democratic senators, oner more’in the minority, doubtless will u*e every effort to delay progress. Obstruction is their strong hold, and they can be de­ pended upon to work against the rescue of (hr country from the rr.niltx nt dem­ oerativ folly —Troy Times. .< STATE NEWS. Mj A double love story culminated at Ypsilanti in a double wedding at the home of Rev. 11. W. Van Ririe, the con­ tracting parties being Mrs. Mary J. Bailey, a widow, who joined hands with Charles F. Doi bee, a widower, and Nel­ lie Bailey, who became at once the stepdaughter and daughter-in-law of Cnarles Dolbee by marrying William Dolbec, her newly made brother. Wilham acted as best man when hie father married his stepmother, who afterward become his mother-in-law. The parties reside at Oakville. Cmidltloa of the Slate Trewurr. A tettlemrnt waa made with State Treasurer Wilkinson for the year ended December 31. The statement shows that the balance on hand December 31, 1894, was $66,894.24. There was re­ ceived from all sources during the rear 1895 $4,075^75.39. making a total nf M.142,469.6X There was disbursed on warrants of tbe auditor general dur­ ing the year $4,079,890.76, leaving a bal­ ance December 31, 1895, of $62,57*4 87. Of this ballance $51,733.15 is in State depositories and $10,845.72 in the treas­ ury vaults. Saglnsw Bank* Conaolldate. The Horae national bank of Saginaw, one of the strongest financial institu­ tions in the‘Saginaw valley, presided* over by Wellington R. Burt, one of the Yiealthiest men in Michigan, sold its business to the Second national bank. The Home bank was organized L* years ngo, and has always bod a profitable business. The Second national is prob­ ably the largest bank in the valley. Its Capital is $150JXX>, with $150,000 sur­ plus. Married a Convicted Man. A great deal of gossip was created by the marriage at Kalamazoo of Ed J Gillespie, of Albion, to Isabella Clark, of Kalamazoo. Gillespie was convicted of assisting in the attempted murder of Homer Campbell, of the Albion city mills, last March, lie is-nOTv out on bail awaiting tbe result of an appeal jb the supreme court Miss Clark is the daughter of a wealthy foundryman at Kalamazoo. ■ Health In Michigan. During the week ended January 4 re­ ports Bent in Uy 46 observers in vari­ ous portions of (he state indicated that scarlet fever increased, and erysipelas and*diarrhea decreased in area of prev­ alence. Cpnuuroption was reported at 199 places, typhoid fever at 47. diph­ theria nt 33, scarlet fever at 39, measles at 15, whooping cough at 15 and small­ pox nt Detroit. Lisbon, Jan. 10.—Portugal, it is an­ Copper Ontpat iu December. nounced, will remain neutral in the dis­ December products of mineral of re­ pute between Great Britain and Ger­ porting copper mines were ns follows: many regarding the Transvaal and will Quincy, 856 tons, 1.800 pounds, nearly not permit the Germans or the British 700 tons lera than November; Atlantic, to laud troops at Delngoa buy or to trav­ 260 ton«, 4<»0 pounds, 11 tons leas than erse tbe Portuguese territory in South November; Wolverine, 100 tons 990 Africa. pounds, practically same as November; The C'znr** Sapport. Franklin, no product, owing to destruc­ St. Petersburg, auto- ; o.. rv.cr.u.rg, Jan. uuu. 13,—The ontotion of engiht bouse by fire. graph letter ot Emperor William to the czar was brought to th is city by Prince | A llccord Breaker. von Radolin, the German ambassador to BEGINNING OF THE DEFICIENCY. William Ilallen. a resident of Vicks­ Russia. The letter reviews the general I burg. has broken the record in the mat­ situation, esp«*ially the Transvaal and ' Bond Ralf-* Made Necessary by the Deaio- rimonial line. He hod been married erntic Tariff. Egyptian questions. The czar told) three times and divorced three times. Senator Sherman told the senate that Prince von Raddlin that he entirely con-! curred in the views and aims of Em- * “during the, 25 months of the McKin­ His last separation occurred the other day 4 and in less thair 12 hours afterporor William, who was taking the lead . ley law the average monthly surplus warti he hod taken another wife, Mra. against England's arrogance, and added was $1,129,821,” while “during the ex­ Julian A. Hunt. that the German emperor could firmly ; istence of the Wilson law the average rely on his support and the support of •, deficiency war $4,699,GO3.” Brief News Items. This contrastive exhibit was drawn the states friendly to Russia, namely,: The Third Reform Dutch church at from official figures, and it. formed a Holland has discarded the Dutch laaFrance*and the United States. complete answer to the wofully er­ guagc from all its services, after having Lon-ion, Jan. 13.—Russia h to have roneous claim that the republican meas­ used it exclusively ever since the or­ Oonstantinoplc, France is to regain ures were “inefficient for revenue.” It ganization of the society. amounting Alsace Lorraine and there is to be an ic this deficiency . of revenue, ______ The Franklin Mining company at alliance between England, Russia and about $4,700,000 per month, which Hancock, has struck the Pewabio cop­ FTanc«j against Germany. This is the 1>tien the greatest trouble. But for per lode in the Franklin junior proper­ probable solution of the complications that* the *’ "" Cleveland * * administration - • • ty, at a depth of 300 feet. This dis­ .that exist in Europe. Following the ’ would not have needed to issue and sell covery means a renewed lease of life cabiuci meeting Saturday, the an­ : somany bonds. The difference between for the Franklin comnuiy. nouncement was unofficially made, and . the two seta of conditions is a moat im­ Simon Ensign, of Pontiac, who was perhaps has no foundation, in fact, that ; port ant one. Under the first there was confined* at Havana, Cuba, for 20 years, England has decided to relinquish to ■ a aniall surplus coming into the treashas filed nt Washington a claim tor Russia her old position ns champion of j vry over and above what was necessary $200,000 against the Spanish govern­ Turkey. In exchange for this Lord to pay for the appropriations. I.'nder ment. Ensign waa suapected of sym­ Salisbury, it is said, hoj>es to form an . the second or democratic regime there pathy with tbe rebels and was im­ anti-Gennau alliance with Russia, per-; [,wm created a yawning cavern of de­ prisoned without trial. haps with France to form the third ficiency of revenue amounting to more The United Brethren church at Mar­ member of the triplicate. than $1,000,000 per week, and to fill this cellus has n young woman. Miss Ella void it was necessary to sell bont^g Wilcox, tor sexton. She keeps the Fall* for Over *900,000. . 'right along and ent up their proceeds. church in order, rings the bell and is rhiiadelphia. Jau. 1 J.—Keene, SutIt would have been mute more dig­ said to fill the position'better than any terlce & Co., of No-421 North Third nified on Ite part of tbe president if he street, one of the largest exporting I had not attempted toslur over and even man ever baa. Elmer E. Hnaley has been appoint­ firms of this city, failed Friday. It deny this tact, which is proven by ap­ ed receiver of public moneys at Mar­ is said the liabilities will exceed $500,­ peal to the records kept in the treas­ quette to succeed Rush Cuner. 000. The firm was probably the largest ury. Gov. Rich issued a proclamation call­ importer of goatskins on thia conti­ What the republicans are trying to do ing for a mass convention to be held nent, having trading stations through­ now is to stop this one of the two rat in Lansing March 3 for the purpose out South America and in Asia and holes into white the gold in the treas­ Africa. of considering the subject of good ury has been pouring, leaving the ques­ roads. tion of paying the big balances of trade Wi’liam Frost, un old trapper, waa BL Louis, Jan. 13.—“The Parisian,” a egalnst us to be dealt with otherwise. general store run by the firm of Siegel, If, then, the government can get out of killed by the caving-in of a hole in which he was digging, for a fox, near Hillman 4 Co., occupying a five-story the way of being drained by the re­ building at Broadway and Washington demption of it« notes in “endless chain” Petoatey. Frank Wright, a married man of avenue, was destroyed by fire Saturday fashion, the banks will have to face the night, causing an estimated loss of lesponslbility of furnishing the gold Comstock, was wound around a shaft in a .factory and instantly killed. $150,000-on building and stork wanted for export. Tbe banks can car­ Rev. Saniuci KitzmllJe- for 25 years ry our foreign trade along under its an active. Methodist minister, died of Peon*, III., Jan. 11.—Singer A Wheel­ present conditions till all the gold has apoplexy at Kalamazoo, aged 63 years. er. wholesale druggists, for whom an teen taken out of the oountry, and the Minnie Spanke, the girl who was application for a receiver was recently silver has followed it, if the process be mode and denied, mark* an assignment kept up long enough, by which 1 hpe the nearly murdered in Bt. Joaeph recent­ ly by an unknown man. has gone crazy people will have begun to see the neeea■ Friday. The liabilities are $416^000; asseu, $397,000. ' t-lty of spending less abroad or sending brooding from fear that she will be again attacked. tuore produce and other good# out of The 17th annual meeting of tteMkUv t ae country, or both. - Chicago Tribune. igai. Engineers’ society was held in convention to consider the question of C^Oid Dr. Cleveland finds his tronblestatehood for Oklahoma and Indian The >Utc board nt apriculture hu net Kebraary 10 m tbe time for the ee- ritmltural During the eiril Wisconsin in- more deadly to tbooo behind *na U»a spoloffmt, They hnro ler.;f «lm« things apologize uo longer. Tbe unprece<lented indecency of 8ecrc ary Carlisle's published attack on a pend­ ing bond bill, which was framed solely becxttise the president had besought con grew to relieve the treasury, prob­ ably no respectable democrat will at­ tempt to excuse. Feasibly it posited the bond bill in the house. Certainly it gained nmny rotes for tlw measure, which the administration wanted to defeat. Men will wonder why the president sought fo de fedt a measure which would have enabled him to bor­ row money at lower interest and on tet­ ter terms for the government. They will find one of two answers each dis­ honoring to the president. If he want­ ed to show that his political opponents, to whom he had frantidaJly appealed for relief of the treasury, could not agree.among themselves anti would not do anything, his care for partisan rather than public interest was dis­ honoring. If he had private interests, or interests of friends to serve by mak­ ing a bond contract with particular persons, and for bonds which cow’d be advanced far above the price paid to the government, his anxiety to have congress fail to authorize a better lean' is explicable, but dishonoring. Democrats can no longer deny that their administration has engaged in a partisan triek, at the sacrifice of pub­ lie welfare, and at vast loss to inrfTriduals. Tbe president’s war message produced a tinanciad excitement which he would have been stupid if he had not expected. He was ready .tn intensify it to the utmost by his hysterical mes­ sage imploring congres: to mature sane measure of relief during the holi­ days. If congress had refuse I or failed, as he expected, ho might have had a decent excuse for the bond negotia­ tions which, with almost incredible in­ difference to public spirit, he has ixm pushing through all the time, and prac­ tically completed before one house could act. The surprising vigor and promptness of tbe house, posing both a tariff bill and a bond and temporary loan hill between Thursday noon and Saturday night, has left tlhe president to carry out with decent excuse the bond contract upon which bis stock­ jobbing friends have been betting. It is commonly remarked by demo­ crats who have some perception of pub­ licopinion that tlie president will bard’y venture upon a step so indecent as the issue oF four per cents under the old law before the senate has time to act. This, at least, is evident, that tbe sen­ ate would not take the trouble to con­ sider the bond bill, after the president bail borrowed SiOO.OOnjXX) more by the Issue of tends expeeied this week. Moreover. ns his dtMXMirteous refusal even to consider the measures of re­ lief proposed by the bourn* would apply to tbe revenue ns well ns the bond part, it is possible? that if tends arc issued by the president without waiting the senate will feel that it has time io place before him a tariff bill framed rathep f°r purpose of reviving in­ dustry and business, and correcting theinfamous tergains with monopolies made by tbe last democratic congress, than to meet a temporary emergency which will not then exist. The bond bill passed by the house, after it was so amended as to prevent the retirement of greenbacks, is a measure which the president, if in the least degree honest in his appeal to congress, roast recognize nr jx-rfectly responsive to that appeal. It provides for borrowing at a lower rate, and for terrowing from the people rather than by contract with a more or less foreign syndicate. It also provides for tem­ porary loans to tide over any tempo­ rary deficiency. There arc many re­ publicans who hare believed that no more borrowing by bond fames ought, to be authorized or permitted. Olliers have believed that the present admin­ istration had so far misconducted af­ fairs that it should not be. intrusted with any new power. But the majority felt that it waa right for congress to respond loyally to the president, ns if he were honest in his professions and assurances. and patriotic rather than partisan in bis aims. They rvx[K>nded as promptly and liberally as if the ap­ peal bod come from the most honored of republican presidents. And then they had to pass the bill against the public opposition of the secretary of the treasury and against the vote of every democrat but one in the house.— N. Y. Tribune. < MMhtf •UM J Mart a. Me*~4r|Wlr, ('sums* M. Mra-ug-r anJ Willtem MraSaaer c«tm itirir ap$»r»rync-' to beratered hereto, wjtirtc tour mouth* from oue datoef thU order, and is etna* ofttrir xpiM-nriM c* (fast fhev »a«e their thet^auteilDMifti Rih of CnMoteat io he Bled, and n e»»jw (herenf tu to- «. md raid i omptoh'si f.t SiJiritor. wlli.lji tweotv days after anl.-c on item <tf a copy of raid bill. tM noth.*? onbls order; *n<t that lu faun thereof, k:id tall he 1»kru a* cui.fes&ed by Ahd it !•» farther orarted. ttei wubtu twenty data the ConiUsibunt ramw* s tou««s of r>« enter, to he pabltslied In th«* UASTiwwt lUSNKBH liew»p{ra-r\printed, published and eirrabittotf to rata oounh- and that euch »trt»Hcotton be continue d there at least oo<* t« each w-ek. for six. weeks la xnerraMim. or that plaintiff r:«awt a eo&r of this order to be persooaily serve! In Ala orm-nnriuein l*efeMxtit«. at least twenty dara before ttie Ume aloro proscribed for ihulr aftpearance. CunaxxT Smith. —' - (kremt Judge. Enn ix D Malixky. Ctm»pteta--nt’s tettcitar John G. Nanin, » KnWer. ..... .... .^uuiucr, IJOi. and rouUnut* until May. a rew novel by Gtore : i>uM:iuricr. will ;>!<<> berin duiinr ti e w ar. It ts but too umch to a*y that no novel baa ev«bren awattui with such svrat exp ctetionas the racrcMhir io TriNy. .The Person'll.Recollectiou f»t Joan of Arc win coutlnne jmkI wUi relate the >tnry of the failure ard inortu-dum of Um Maid of Orttmtis. Other Inuortant fict nn oi the jear will be a novehttc by Manx Twain, undrr the title.Tmu Kiwycr-ltefectlv*; a hum>r<«* three part tale railed !»u Mornrot* trurn Maqdlrty. by Lanydoti Ewau MttchnU and sitori ato.ies by Octave Tha».» I. Richard liardlnx Mary E Wilkins, Julian Ralph, ttrender Matthews. Owen Wister, nrd ettk-r *rll ku&wn writers Prof. Woodrow Wibon wi! coo tri lute fix I-Ster; ou Grorx* Wa«Llmtioa and bls Ubm*. with UJustrnikma by Howard Fyl*. Poultoer BWosj history of the <,erman btruwle for Lihertv. tlliufiraled by R. Cabton WoodvtBe. will be cp ttoued through tbe winter. Tn* i»‘jMjrs on ttt. Clair s defeat j;ud Mad Anthon* U»yn**M victory, hy Theodore Roorerelt. with ” n*-h!e llius.ra'.lubs util be printed during tea A note worthy feature of the Mifaztoe duriiUoti wilt be n aeries of article' bv Caepar W httttry. dtverlMna the trip of aono miles on *i ow shoes Mid with doc sledfie tratns into th* ■ ovninreH Harrer Ground of ftefUsh N<rtk America in pursuit of wood-bison and mask uraoo. Mr. Wiuiiiry’ktenn uul have the add ed interest of being Illustrated from pbot* Krapha taken by binuMlf. - The Volumes of tbe Ma&rine begin wlih Um h umbers for June and December of each year. A bra no time ta mentiooed rubtcrlptions will brain with (MNamber current ar the time of receipt ot octe*. it-niiHMboc should be made by Pcat-uAee Hooey Order or draft, to .avoid chance of losa Nrarsbapers are not to copy this advertise meat n itbout U>e express oraer of Harper & Urocbere. . Haxfsrs PaaionicAtA Harper’s Magazine one year . $4.f* Harper's Weekly •• 4M Harper’s Baritr ** «m Harper’s Round Table “ «ubi*r,:?cn'Sn ihe rni**4 Address HARFKna Brothkra Y.O. BoxkW. h. Y.Ctty. Th* tu**n’y ninth year of Harare’1' tezar. berlnntax iD January. MM. finds ft malDtatota* iw deferred rrputAUun boca as a FaM.iou Jourr... and a wrfcfc periodical fnr hom- -adlry. . Svery *erlt the Iteuu* rrean/s beaatUul toliettosjur various occasion*). ucz. Bandi and Cbaplus i’luatratr and enrruve i he Bowes. 4tesfKns from Um finest UHMch iu farm and Berlin. Nrjr York Fashions epitomizes eurrrx: ritim io New Tmk. A fortidghUy palters sheet. xupotatnens with dlarrains and dlreeUoas enables women to art and make Ibetr own Xowns. end is of great value to the ; rvfeariotn:. a* weO a* to the an.atear d'eM-tuaker (ti fidrm * (Sotting receives constant attention. Fattkmsfor fcee are described to full drtali bv ,* kiiu-aUnut-town. Our Paris Letter, by hatbarior IjcForest, i* a sprightly weekly ;•• rital ot fattlao, r*etp and social d<>iD|» ta to"• given by a clever woman in an enter wthe trials for 1883 are the work ot .' American women. Mrs. G.-raxJ, by Mam a ’‘t.r°oIuu.J •trfk.tuft story nt New •* life. Mary R. Wilkins, in Jerome, a Pq dirauaira the always Intererttoc prH u’« whtoow between labor and capital Short 8880—/HOdtaBin— by the test autb^.Bpeetal Btpartmeeta. Muste, Tbe Outdoor Woman, isnouaft. What We arc Itohiy ttomra and faen. report and discuss tbcmr of immediate interest. 1 Answers to Carrespobdeuta. Questions re­ ceive th* pereonal attention Of the editor, and are au■'nrred,Mt the earliest practical date niter their recetbt. ..Tbt Vulumeaof the M^ar begin with On: Number tor January <tf rueh jear. V lira n«i time ts ikieottorad. rateertpdon* wiU be un wUh ibe Dumber current at the time of rt selpl of order; H-mittanees should be made by Paatomcr M<nn y Order or Braft. to avoid chance of lo>«hewspaprrs ,are this ntxnf I.- not to„copy -I?’,.. ..a al vertbe Brothers. * u . HAnraa*^ pKaiopir-Ats. Harper's MaoKloe Hari>w\ w. .-my Harper’s Banr Harper s Round Table *T*10 5“ «ute*ribcr» in tbe Un tie.: Stoles. Canada and Maxteo. Adder** 1IAR1*KH& itKorilKKS P.O.Bui 8L9. X. f.Clty. - Rarper-u Weekly b a Humal____ fc.r whole IH emudry. it drab wlihtte events of Ui4 »h< world ttiMt are important to Americans CartDMh Bea; (be evalutloas There could be no excuse for issuing more tends or public securities of any kind if the revenue had not been moat foolishly reduced by the act of 1894. Neither could there be any question of bond issues if the administration, by continued assaults upon the credit of the governmept, as if to help Ijenkers to get bonds cheap and make large profits on them, had not caused much distrust athome and abroad, much needless with­ drawal of gold from the treaMury, and forced to deal with the situation a« the president, aixi a democratic congress notable nerMere. .1. hrado < Otl.tra.lly prrraetrd. w. M U.wrw 1_ „ Ule.txl Letter., win dlK«« win be ecmiuct the �OUR LAWMAKERS. SAN CRISTOBAL FALLS. Important Cuban City Captured by la> What They Are Doing at the National Capital. HrtAC Registered maiu Many Clark* Handl* aad Verify Earb Havana, Jau. 13.—News reached here In‘the New York poet office, when a Saturday afternoon that tbe advance — for registration it is of New Lol. im<. t.x.i.tro u letter isr resented gunid of the insurgents under the geon 1 inspected by the receiving clerk . to as-. munuw puitvr e»». . elder Nunez had arrived at San Cristo­ may be twrd id sutxItUBg UbMUeperiMis certain U-hether it is in good condition, bal, the second town in Importance in ( properly nddvcssed eitiAens v.itnuui .hUhu.. „ xiiouik ul firmly .sealed, the province of Pinar del Rio, and a injuries on tuvm. It voimmhu ot a rub- ahd sufficiently, prepaid, -and 'that little thia eity* । ber eoveloiwoveru twin. ..-urr-aelub the name of the sender’ has been 1«5TP-over ahalf i n-way between il t r .h oX “vh *1° / £°V’ ' *ith “ ri“d’ ^uhthiMr the bark of indorsed on iL Theserequirriuents be­ Washington, Jan. 8—Joir.i resolu­ ’J “ t-e. s.m.ta. io Uw he*.. . .. t... Oouea ing mcL tbe clerk records the tetter in tion* were intrtvluced in the senate entered San Cristobal on January 7 of o fist. It is smfaly iu> elongated a book compoeed of alternate thin and yesterday to revive the gfodc of Reu- and met w'ith no resistance, although fienant general in the army in th»» in­ it was understood here that the citv mm. and gives the policeman the ad­ thick leuvcs, a manifold copy of the en­ terest of Gen. Miles and directing the was defended by a large force of Span­ vantage over tiie uiiin without the ne­ try being obtained, by means of a sheet cessity of disfiguring him for life* or of earban paper placed between the secretery of agriculture to resums the ish troops. Therefore it is presumed causing other permanent injury. After two. purchase and distribution of sends. that the Spanish forces were moved The tfiln sheets are perforated in ob­ The free-silver subetitule to* the house away from San trjstobal In order v> securing the propey patents and before the club wan used the ductor feared long sections for ready separation, and bond bill was reported and a bill was take part in the operations against the fracture of the skull at the base might constitute the receipts issued to the introduced providing for a popular insurgents. result from a blow on the top of the public. Each receipt bears a distinct ItMm uy the issue of porta’ savings VIQTIM ~OF “(FIENDS. hend--thut is, the frubture might be number in a series running from one to notes. Senator Vest spoke on tbe Bfcerm.' .i gold reserve, resolvtion, say- An Ohioan Robbed and Thrown on a Ball transmitted to the base of the skull in- ji one hundred thousand, and every letter stead of at the place of contact. Dr. registered has the number of the receipt way Track- Manxled by a Train. fag, among other things, that the su­ Nelson could not gut any dead bodies issued far it indorsed on its face. Co.umbus, O., Jan 11.—John Ram preme court, the Harrison administra­ in the vicinity to experiment on, so he The condition of the letter envelope tion and the money power weiv to age, ex-auditor of Delaware county, got permission to use subjects at the [ is now inspected by another clerk, and blame for the present finnn<-inl odudi- was robbed and while unconscious | if perfect, the imprint of a hand stamp thrown on a railway track at Marys- jtiurgufin New York. tion. lie tried skulls by hitting them on (। is impressed across the edge of the flap Washington, Jan. 9.—A bifl was re­ vilie.lO., Thursday sight. A train com ported favorably in the senate yester­ ing along soon afterward cut off one tbe forehead and top of tbe head, strik- to betray any tampering. day to increase the number of enlisted arm land one leg. He will probably lug with more than ordinary police- * These prelimiDuricsbeingeompleted, men in the navy. Amendments the tiie. He was ut ‘.he railway atalion man’s force, but did not lacerate the a card ktowu erf the return receipt is scalp, and there was no fracture at the I waiting for th& train, and went out to 1 prepared and attached to the letter by bouse bond bill were offered prohi bit­ fag the sale of interest-bearing bonds I get a cigar. Three men assaulted him,; |$duce of contact or base of the skull. I weans of n rubber band. On one aide of rThe heads were opened, and there was : Without the consent of congres^ and knocking him down and taking hl< the card appear the number, date of containing no apparent injury of the brain itself. ! mailing, name of address^, and desti­ nuking it mandatory to redeem green­ watch and pocketbook about $30. After the tram had pawed The tests were made.in the presence of nation of the letter; on the other, the backs and treasury notes in silver. Washingtt^j, Jau. 10.—Senator Stew­ he was found on the track insensible. three reputable physicians. Dr. Nel­ name ana full address of the sender, to art (Nev) inSpeaking in the senate’ The robbers evidently intended to cover son wanted to see <l»e actual effect on whom the receipted card will be. re­ (he living bruin, so he selected calves ns yMterday in favor of a resolution pro- up their crime by murder turned when the letter hax been deliv­ his subjects. His first subject was an ered. | . .• ‘ * hwiting the sale of any bonds in the fu­ MANY THOUSANDS SLAIN. active, tierce calf, weighing 200 pounds. ture except with the express consent of In its1 numerical order the letter It was knocked dow n and out, but got Appalling StatUtlf-H of the Armenian congress characterized the proposed passes to a separating clerk, and with up in a few seconds, somewhat dazed I popular loan of the administration as । 99 others, composing uu even lOO.isdisLondon, Jan. 13.—A Cottstantincqilc but soon recovered muscular jiower and I tributed’to one of the six cases, where a “cruel mockery.” Senator Baker (Kan) introduced the following resolu­ correspondent telegraphing under date’ was then killed. There were blood- it 'will be further treated. The sop_ a stains under the skin of the scalp and tion, which was referred to the commit­ of Saturday says that more complete tables pqo]> !' limited bloodstains in the inner mem­ arating clerk verifies the count of each tables of the the persons killed killed and and proptee on foreign relations: * I brane Over the front lobes of the brain. 100 letters before separating another "Resolved. That the United States of erty destroyed in the. provinces o! 100, und/tts frequenter as may Unneces­ and. Diarbekir show that 17< >r _______ | There was no injury to the brain itself, America will regard It as an unfriendly act Harppot for any foreign power,without our consent, towns and villages, containing BjO.'U Every thing indicated that the calf sary, delivers each subdivision to-the by war.trcaty.purchnsoor otherwise, to ex­ Armenian houses, were burned* The I would have fully recovered.—Hartford clerks in charge of the cases. tend It* territorial limits In the western A case consists of a long table v, jth a hemisphere, on either of the American Armaniafns in these towns and villages ; Globe, set of pigeon hejes bearing the names continents, or to, or over, any of the Ulan is numbered 9?,(XX), and of these 1&J845 adjacent thereto, which this country deem:*, were killed. .This excludes the under-I SORTING THE LIVE CRABs>, of the large cities in the Kvction of the necessary or proper for its self-preserva­ cofin try assigned to that case, and in tion. And the United States of America tain reports of killings. M. Cain bon. ■ What the »*.i with the W<5<teD Tongs 1 these pigeon boles the clerk in charge reserves the right to be the sole judge of the French ambassador, estimates the j e*j this nocesalty. . ! total number of Armenians killed in *''*'*' A ' ’••Ucd ;a The job of sorting cut crabs as they boxes the letters, and from time to time "Resolved, That the ^principle herein I come from the fishing smacks at Ful- parcels them out to his assistunta. enunciated Is founded upon the law of self* Anatolia at 50,000. . The next step is the preparation of preservation,which from necessity adheres ! ton market is one that would have no LYNCHED. what is knonu as a registered package in. and belong* to, every civilised nation, , particular charms for a nervous man. as a sovereign 3»d inalienable right: and A TenncuM Mob PaU nrotf.1 Thc hoZ wriggles all over with blue envelope. This consists of nu ingeni­ this principle is attested by Washington’s Ncgroo* to Drat I and White legs and pinchers, and while ously contrived envelope specially man­ farewell address and President Monroe's Memphis, Tenn.. Jan. 9.—Harrison over-memorable message of Drcember 2. a hand thrust in would probably re­ ufactured out of particularly tough Utt3.“ • Fuller and Frank Simpson, two ne- , celve ho very painful injuries, still it paper fen- tbe use to which it is put. Washington, Jan. 11.—A bill was in- j grocs4 were to have been placed on trial ' vCouhi"'^'Sorr^than 78UU 17 and also numbered in a scriea of 100.000. trod ueed in the senate yesterday for the | at DixiDgtou, Teriu., Wednesday, for », ^aD,mt>it rrould . On the face of each ewvelupd appears be willing to undertake, says the New general revision of the national bank- ! an outrage upon Mrs. Pomeroy and her its number and spaces for the1 name of . York Herald. ing laws. Senator Jones (Ark.) spoke iG-year-old daughter (white), but a The man who does it has a pair of the post office, county and state to in favor of the free-coinnge substitute mob of incensed citizens took the kaw wooden tongs, with which he picks up which it. will be sent, while the back is for the house bond bill, Senator Priich- j into their ovvu bauds and shut off fbreach crab and looks at it before -he arrange^ for Dotations of its condition ard (N. C.) favored the reenactment of i ther delay, expense and doubt as to drops it into the sack. If the crusta­ by every postal official through whose, the McKinley law. and Senator Morgan ! |he penalty fpr the cruue. The out rage cean ’wildly waves his claws the man bauds it; subsequently passes. One of (Ala.) introduced a resolution congrat- Upon Mrs. Pomeroy and daughter occounts him and passes on to another. these envelopes-hnving l>een addressed, platlng the republic ot Transvaal on its | curred last August, and was thoroughly But once in awhile he stops as he gets entry of the letter to lie inclosed in it stand for independence and requesting ! atrocious. Fuller and Simpson were a string of three or four holding on to is made.on a registry bill which shows that the president of the United States arrested shortly afterward and tbrir each other's lugs. He squeezes a body the date of mailing, name of the post Communicate this action of congress victims positively identified them. ( about amidships and if it doesn’t feel office using it, name of the post office to to the president of the republic of the RAID A BANK. just right he disengages it and drops it whieh it will be sent, number of the Transvaal. Adjourned to Monday. into another sack. • registered jracknge envelope. and, final­ Eight Mankril .Men Secure £9,000 “What do you do that for?” - ly . the registered number of the letter THE HOpSE. “Thirty-seven, thirty-eight—what?” to be placed in it and the name of its Monett, Mo.. Jun. 11.—Eignt masked I “What do you squeeze them so for?” addressee. • xuen dynamited the safe of the Farmers’ i The man looks as astonished as if The bill and the letter are-placed in Washington. Jan. 8.—Bills were in­ lank at Verona, eight miles cost of this you had asked him what ferry boots this envelope, which then passes to n troduced in the house yesterday to cre­ eity, at foureo’clock Friday morning were used for, and answers: “ To see if clerk, who removes its contents, com­ ate a special commission on highways; and escaped with $9;000 in cash, all it pares the letter with the entry on the Telegrams from Cashier they're alive. Thirty-nine, forty.” to authorise the issue of 2ya per cent contained. “What do you do with the dead bill, and calls the registered letter and bonds to maintain the gold reserve and Fry1 state thaA the robbers made good ones?” registered package envelope numbers, for the redemption and retirement of their escape, riding in the direction of The man had got to the bottom of together with their destination, to an the greenbacks and treasury notes. A Monett. ! the box before he took tbe trouble to assistant, who records these particu­ resolution was adopted to inquire Died I answer. Then he gathered up the lars in the mailing book. The letter whether the laws against trusts and Chicago, Jun. lO.-Mnry Fitzgerald twenty or thirty loose claws and legs companies were being enforced. Mem­ Welch, probably the clues’ person in which had come loose and dropped and bill are now replaced In the en­ ber-Elect Allen, from Utah, was sworn Chicago, died Wednesday a» her home them into the bag. Then he said* velope. and it passes to another clerk for final verification of contents and at 795 North Robey street, aged 105 “Garbage,” shouldered tbe the sack of Washington, Jan. 9.—In the house She was born in Ireland, and could squirming crabs and went on into the sealing. The sealing consists in an applica­ yesterday Mr. Spalding (Mich.) intro­ clearly remember the home-rule upris- fish " * store. tion of blue mucilage to the three flaps duced a resolution providing that the ing m 1798. She left six children. 40 Dtetlnaaiatird Attor*ey« Wb« Battled of the envelope, which when once closed Sandwich islands be erected into a new grandchildren and six giea’.-grandchilcannot be reopened without mutila­ state, to be called the state of Hawaii, dren. Mrs. Welch boasted that she Clients love a hard fighter, and the tions, the blue mucilage exposing any with a republican form of government, never used glasses and could thread a onlookers ore impressed with his zeal. attempt ko open the envelope by any to be adopted by the people. needle in the moonlight. In my own experience, says a writer in steaming process. The postmark show­ • Washington, Jan. 10.—In the house Verdict for USO.OOU. the Southern Magazine, I have had ing the mailing office and the date la yesterday the pension appropriation Chicago, Jan. 9.—Four years ago Jes­ cases where I advised my clients not to now affixed, and the envelope, with a bill ($141,323,820) was reported. Mr. sie Krueger, then a child of five years, sue because I waa sure they had no Livingston (Ga.) introduced the fol­ was run over by a Madison street cable chance, and although they followed lot of others from the same case, goes to lowing resolution, which was referred the pouch room, where another separa­ train and suffered the loss of a leg. my advice, instead of employing other to the foreign relations committee: tion is necessary la order that it may She sued the West Chicago Street Bail­ "Rr-oived. That the president of the road company for £75,000, and the case, counsel, they refused to pay a reason­ get to the registered pouch that will able fee, and in one case left me to pay United States Is hereby requested to foithwlth ascertain whether Great Britain is which has been on trial, for several the court costs. And I have seldom ad­ carry it to the distributing office near­ advancing ber outpost* on the territory days, ended Wednesday in a verdict vised a client to compromise or submit est its final destination. in dispute between her colony of B/ittsh rendered by the jury in favor of the The contents of the registered pack­ to arbitration that I did not displease Gularn and the republic of Venrsue’a or age envelope cun now only be ascer­ Js reinforcing posts heretofore estabi'shed girl, assessing damages at $50,000. him. It requires moraj^ourage to ad­ tained by reference to the registered wdth troops police or ordnance, aud should Lawyer Thnmhre an Editor. vise one jigainst his Inclinations, but it the president become cogvlzanl of the tact Logansport, Ind., Jan. 11.—George is sometime* a lawyer’s sacred duty. letter numbers charged against the that a British military or police force Is envelope number in the mailing book, advancing to invade or reinforce, or kince Forgy, a well-known attorney and Whatever may be said as to Its moral­ the Uch day of December last has invaded broker, and J. E. Sutton, editor and pro­ ity or true wisdom, yet I must say I re­ or tbe more full description of the Jdtor reinforced posu formerly occupied prietor of the Logansport Daily lleten» on tbe registry bill, which is under gard this aggressive and partisan spirit within said disputed territory, ne demand seal, and, therefore, inaccessible. the aumedlate withdrawal of said so»d'ers porter, had a personal encounter in the more conducive to modern success than The registered package, envelope is aud ti*e reduction i—l—"— st the police ‘ 1force 1_ in 1 former’s office, Id which Forgy gave profound judgment, for I have seen said territory ... . if not a greater number _. u-_ guWon a severe thrashing aud took a lawyers succeed chiefly by reason of entered by origin, number and desti­ than occupying the British outposts on nation on .the’ book of the pouch Jn pistol away from him when Sutton at ­ it in whom the logical faculty was not the aioresaid 17th day of December, which it is to be dispatched, a carbon at all conspicuous. In speaking of , Washington, Jan. 11.—In the house tempted to draw iL manifold record of the package inclosed success, it will be observed that I do yesterday the time was occupied in dis­ in each pouch being preserved, the du­ cussing the proposed amendments to Washington, Jan. 10.-^Senator Caf- not mean the eminence of such men as plicate sheet of each pouch forming the rules of the 51st congress. fery, of Louisiana, haa xnode public a Erakine, Wirt, Webster, William Pinck­ the bill of advice to the office to which Washington, Jan. 13.—In the house letter of the president <o him which ney, Rufus Choate and Charles O’Conor, the pouch is sent. on Saturday a resolution was offered says, in reference to the recent bond but such success as is attained by the When as many packages as the pouch directing tbe foreign affairs commit­ issue, ‘’thatno arrangement of any kind leading members Df the bar in every will hold have been entered on the tee to report upon the advantage and was made for the disposition of tbe town or city of the United States, who proper book two clerks verify the en­ practicability of the establishment of a recent bond issue to any syndicate or have a good practice, sometimes very tries, sign the last sheet of the bill, permanent court of international arbi­ through the agency of any syndicate.** lucrative, though they are unknown to place it with the packages in the pouch, fame aud forgotten outside their tration, representing the United States Death of • adjust the strap that secures it and and the British empire. The Dew rules Millersburg, O., Jan. 10.—EnochHar- . neighborhood when they are gone. finally attach that mechanical wonder of business and the amendments there­ riaon, 89, a pioneer resident, died Thurs- i oalled a rotary lock. This lock has a to were adopted. day. His wife, aged 90, died last July. * “Does slavery aurvi-.e In Bnglandl® fixed serial number engraved on its side, They had been married G3 years at the aaks the London Christian World, and which serves to identify iL and a ro­ St Paul, Minn., Jan. 10.—Ex-Go*. W.- time ot her death. Mr. Harrison was this is the answer: "After reading tary number, which unerringly ad­ R, Marshall, of Minnesota, died at 10:40 related to ax-Presidents William Henry Saturday’s ‘apodal’ number of the vances one every time ^he lock to ‘Schoolmaster’ on the subject of‘Half- opened. o'clock Wednesday night at Pasadena. Harrison and Benjamin Harrison. timers,’ we find ft difficult to answer The pouch is then delivered to a rail­ that question in the negative. An in­ his health. A private telegram was re­ way postal clerk, who receipts for it by New York, Jan. 13.—The ladies' inter­ ceived to that effect by his relatives in national six days’ bicycle race in this spector writes: ‘I examined a child lock and rotary numbers, and it re­ who roae at 5:30, worked at a mill, and this city Thursdaycity was won by Frankie Nelson, who then walked a couple of miles to exami­ mains under constant guard until its destination is reached. Keys that made 418 miles. She was closely fol­ nation. Another girl of eleven roae Waahingtcn, Jan. 13.—The exports lowed by Helen Baldwin, who finished- soon after 5 a. m. and walked through open the rotary locks are issued only to post offices exchanging registered of breadstiiffs during last December just five lengths behind. the frost and snow nearly two miles to pouches, and a careful comparison ©f Mgre^ated $12,619,677, against $0,476,Burned to Death. the mill Work commenced at, 6 and the rotary number of the lock with its Lynn, Mass., Jan. 11. — During M7 during December, 1894. For the, . . . . continued till 8:80, when there waa an calendar year 1895 the amount was ' drunken brawl at their home in this interval for breakfast—the child not entry cd the pouch bill la the first duty of the clerks opening a registered Stl$«973,927, against $121^97,292 for city ‘ “ years, and leaving tbe mill At 9 work again till Mrs. Lamoire, aged‘ 53 her daughter-in-law, Annie Lamoire, 12:30’—six hours in all—‘and then din­ aged 28, were burned to death. ner at the mill At 1:30 the child trudged off to school.' How many number advised on the bill and that Annapolis, Md.. Jun. 0.—Lloyd Lown­ shown by the lock received,would in­ Milwaukee, Wfa, Jan. 10.—The re- British children are liable to this sort des waa inaugurated aa governor of of experience? Not less than 170,0001 dicate an irregularity to be at once in­ Mainland yesterday. He to the first republican governor in the history of . in this city March IB to elect delegates 1 to the national conventiop in St Louis. indeed, to any civilized, not to aay one clerk to another of a registered lettiw alate. perienced in tracing a letter from the time it is first mailed until delivered These rotary locks cost 815 each, and when tbe number 999 is turned they must be returned to the makers for re­ ad jutJ uient,— Business. The £’*re That Kill*. States,” said Mr. Hugh Jamison, of Lan­ den, England, “I find freah cause for as­ tonishment in tbe marvelous energy of the Yankee nation. It seems to me that the people work on this side for the sake of work, they appear to regard it not as a means to an end, but the end Itself. This universal rush and hurry impresses itself very forcibly on -Eu­ ropeans. Some years ago I was visit­ ing a friend.in Russia, which is a very quiet country indeed, aud, the conversa­ tion turning on London, some one re­ marked upon the unceasing activity and press in the British capital, and bow the people hurried along the street dur­ ing the busy hours of the day. An old Russian thereupon, with a grave shake ol his head, observed that he had been in London once, and that nearly all it* cit­ izens were mad. I wonder what tills old gentleman would have thought if he had ever made a pilgrimage to Chicago^ Now, It is questionable in my mind whether this traffic pace is a healthy thing ..... o for. ..a people. x—,— --Isn’t,, it .. the — Lpace -I that kills? Why not leave something ’ for succeeding generations to do? Your rich men. instead of settling on big country estates and helping to improve ; the rural districts, seem to all cluste^ in • tbe cities, and to continue adding to | their fortunes. The mania for work, for I active endeavor, seems never to leave j t them, and their children inherit the same tendencies.”—VtushingtoD Post. i Mrs. Anna Gage, Deputy U.S. tehnbn, Km., saytt “I was delivered of TWINS rn ntes and with two bottles of “MOTHEBT DID HOT 8DTTEB AFTKHWAAD. bbadheld REGULATOR €0., ATUBffA, «A. . sold BY jALC DRUGGISTS. J PERFECT IURITY There were a great many people cam- I ing and going that day irt the liouse I of the wise Ilabbi Isaac Ben Nossnr. They were not all Cana people, by any means. The bridal feosl was spread in the large front room opening upon the [>orch, and all who had a right to enter were welcomed heartily. Food was plentifully provided, but the mer­ riest hour of each day would be after sunset, when, tbe day’s work being done, all the invited guests would j come. The bridegroom was continual-: ly present, to receive congratulations! and good wishes. With him were apv- ; TPpEQ CDflVlf WHILE YOU oral young men of hisj more intimate J ■ liEuO UllUVv SLEEP triruds; but decidedly the most impor- before reward uviuic you yvu know B.UUW it It your reWMTU tant figure in that loom was Isuo in f„,it g, t>._BaK Mmrelf. As master of the house and . comes in fruit & shade. Begin BW us ruler of the feast, he sat at the by writing for our low prices. head of the long table provided for Flower City Hrrwry to., 63 VwtOoaa _ “OCWKHT SB.X. X. the ocoasiou. His dress was as simple Remember we pay the freight., as ever, but. it seemed to have under­ gone a change, he wore it with so grand an air. He appeared to be happy, and’ he received great respect from the throng of jieople who <ame to cpugratrj I ulntc him upon the marriage of his sod , p-.nn tact BHOKM-Co.. Rochester. MXT fl EC So the marriage feast went on until thrf PSOBATJt OBDEK. midday was past aud the shadows be­ Stitie of M icpljan, Cousiy of B*m-. ss. gan to lengthen in the streets of Cnna, At a of thei Probstr Court, for he of !Urr>'. boldru it —W. O. Stoddard, in SL Nicholas. Probate office, io tbe City of HxMiuR?., in. .Money In Dream*. . sale County, on NotHtay tbe 23nlda^ of« December, in tlie yearooe thousand eteu bvu. Here is “a strange true tale,” with dreo and nmrij tvl the scene in Georgia, near the flourish,Probate. ~ • Ing town of Covington: A few year* In tbe uniter of the ctrate al Unii.t.ago a negro woman living near Coving*- Ilya«‘3. dt-cvx-Msl. On reading and flllrglbe petition duly veri­ ton lost a son. by death. A week or eo fied, of Quincy A. Hynes. Admlnhuratur of sake ego the woman had a dream in which ♦ state pray h>g I hat tils final sect«si sow ua file Hi bald court may Ye Iwaid and allowed and tbe son appeared to her and told her a decree o! ABriaumeut duly made and be at*. that if she would go to a certain corner .cbargt d fn-m Mid treat. It Is ordered, that Thursday the of the house and dig she would find a H Thereupon tb day of Jonaary A. I).. at teu o'clock Is flat rock, underneath which she would the forenoon, be aarfgnrd lor the bearing at petition Had that the belra at law ofsaM find a lot of silver money. The woman aald deceased and all other prrsocs Interested te awoke and was so much wrought' up said estate, are required to appear at a sesMaa court, tlieti to be boldeu at (he ProCii over the vision that she aroused some ofMld office, in the city of Hastings, Id said CoSMy. of the family aud went at once-to the and show cause, if any there be. why the pravwof the petitioner may not be granted. aU* designated spot and began to dig. Is further ordered, that said petitioner give no­ Boon the flat rock was reached and re-. tice to tbe persons interested In said estate, et moved with trembling hands and high expectation. A small box was re­ vealed: this was taken out and opened, and, to ths wonder and astonishment weeks previous to said day jrfbMrisc. . 4 . Chas. W. Asm»tbowl of all present, it contained 30 silver (A tree cony. Jadite of Prnhsia , dollars.—Atlanta Constitution. UPERIOR' TRENGTH S hlODERATE.; Ill PRICE. In an Interesting Manner .... OUR NEW STORY, A QUESTION .. OF COURAGE, FHOBATR ORDKK. State at Michigan, County of Barry—ss, AtaseeMon of tbe probate Omjrt ter teaCoumy <>i Burry, boldrn at tbe Probate In the aty ol Ekstiuss. tn sakl County os Mter^ day, the fourth day of January, in I be year- c^t’dSSSd.”',h* '***“ 01 tab prayiuK far reasoi.* tn Kxid petition net forth that be may be looted t* mJ] the rest estate of said doct‘n.«cd as in said petition 4teacrlb-d. Thereupon it Is ordonwi.that Friday the mm. day of January. A. D., ism, at ten o'etaefc m the forenoou. br MA*>lgaed for the hearts* of Mild petition.and that the brlrs at law of mu* deceased and uU other persona Interested Id <aid eetate, are required io appears! a awdoa of Raid Court, then to be holdra at the PmlMl otnee. in tbe ClQ of Uasth <«. In mud Cbustt. attd show eanaa if aa) there be, why tbeivater of the peUUoow may aoibrrnijTted. tndftte further ordered, that sud petition rjrtve DtriZ pendoccy pt s*M petition and tbeI of by eausiHR a ropy of thia order printed (A troe espy.) You Will Like the Story. »- �■i Hastings Banner Thursday, Jan. r6. i&A ■AKSHUX L.COOK, &UW. iraiunvn AB SECOITO CLANS MATTT.U AT T13X HASTINGS. MICH.. PO3T0FFICK, AUGUST 14, 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES Agriculture ft | ts Manufacture*. about undoubtedly estate—but It estate Id foreign countries, not in the United States. Time, hire been rrowlnr woree -Kb each year or a democratic administration, and unlesa some war or unexpected event happen! to make a great demand tor our produce, no Improvement can tut expeeled thia year. Tbe people bare now bad a food taste ot tariff reform, and It’s the changed views ot those who hare been selling their wheat fttr SO oenla. tbsalx -o®1 tor 10 cents. polaloea tor IS cents and other things la proportion, J bat caused tbe great political upheavals last year, and registered a decided choice tor protection. In tbe groM apbeaval however tbe agricul­ turalists were materially aided by the manntaetortng Interests that had aeon vast Industrial enterprises mined or closed down, and' the labor loteresta that bad' been thrown not ot employment and had idleness forced upon them. The Free-Trade papers continue en­ thusiastic over an increase In the export trade of some of our manufactsres. They are encouraging thv "Robber Maron'*” tft do more of It, anything that will keep them out of the good borne market. Americans are urged to sell to Chinamen, but they must not Interfere with John Bull In tbe American market. As they have entirely overlooked the farmers. we deem it advisable to compare Secretary Morton In bls report on the the foreign trade In our agricultural pro­ ducts with that of cur manufactured slaughter of BW.000,000 worth of mutton goods for the first nine mouths of 1891, lu the past year, charges the killing of so many sheep lately to tbe dogs. Even the 1892 and W: KINK MONTHS' KXPOBT8 ’roHKITKMBBIRJO. dogs are getting starved to death under ^hte democratic administration, and its Agricultural >455357424 ■ Me.K6.175 Manufacturers 126.911,067 111,290,024 145,<93486 policy will soon so reduce the number of Comparing this year with 1891: it is seen' sheep in this country, that there won’t be that our exports of fe^icullura! products wool enough left to pull over the eyes of have been >106,000,^00 less than then, the people. . while our exports of manufactures have increased by less than $19,000,000. The A collection of $500 was token up at a net loss in onr exbort trade, therefore, citizens meeting held In the Central M. E. was Ml.000.000. Comparing this year church at Detroit Sanday afternoon for with 1892. we find that the decrease in “suffering Armenia.” Gen. Alger presided. our agricultural exports has been $143.- Resolutions were adopted, and a cablegram 000.000,'while the Increase Id our exports was sent to Queen Victoria appealing to of manufactures was 384,500,000. The her to use hir great power to stop, without ■et Joes in this year's export ttade. as re­ further delay, the slaughter of these lating to agricultural and manufactured Christian people. producis, was $103,500,000 In nine months •r at the rate of $135,000,000 a year. Churrh ami Society. This exhibits in a remarkable manner The society connected with Emmanuel how we are capturing the markets of the church , will be entertained Thursday Jan. by Mrs. W. S. Goodyear and la-1 les world. While the Free-Traders are urg- 23rd : With her. Supper served at Ing manufacturers to capture the trade of associated 1 Parish House from 5 until 7 o’clock. John ChlnamuD, would it not b& worth Usnnl tetylccs in the Presbyterian their while to try and ret*cue some of <»ur next Sunday aud tnose who did •wd trade from "John Bull? It would church ' not enter a church last year are Invited also be praiseworthy, at least. If they di- and , will be welcomed. rooted their energy and talents to discov­ The Presbyterian Y. P. 8. C. E. will be ering some relief for our farmers. led nextSunduy by Miss Maggie Iroi sides at 6 p. m. Subject "Secret of Strong Live*.” Every member invited to be Foreign Trade Improvement. present and take part. , Some trade statistics supplied by thv Members ot the W. C. T. U. are invited to meet nt at Mn>. Stauffer’s on Tuesday Slate Department afford information to the exports from different countries to the 31st at 3 p. m. to arrange shout the annual meeting for election of officers to the United States during the three months to be held at Nra. Phin Smith’s the week ending June 30, 1894 and 1895. Coming following. through the routine of the Consular service The temperance meetings were well at­ they are a little late in reaching tbe public, tended considering the Inclement weather but as the facts are for the most part neW and those who listened to Mr. Malone’s thlk and Mr. Essery’s songs were en­ It is well to give them as follows: couraged. Jadge IL Barnum was elected Bxpoms utif TO ru TDK itir. UN1TJCD v.tiint 8TATKS. ;, Quart*!’ ending June 30. Quart*? TO. Increase. Chairman nnd Mtas Ixitlie Barnum Secre­ tn>M 1MK From tHJ4 IKX 1805 tary and M. 1. Phillips Treasurer for Ateerkv >48.476 ---------->82.037 Barry County*. Austria Hungary 1.46-457 3,352,2*3 1.710.449 i Rev. Grigsby's subject next Sunday . Bstahun t.472.777 <SnMS. Maritime . ' evening will be “Slrart-hand Writing and FrovtoeesA New■ foondland) i ' ijsa.tss G2tJ'3i i its Lessons.” Oeylon 277.931 »tA*» U 70 V.1C Denmark 138.4*4 The revival services now being held at Dutch West Ind'eaI 13.W 21 JOI 7,70 Gern-.aoy 16.153.297 8,811347 2,f7,S.*.to the Martin M. E. church conducted by the MftM pastor, are indreasing rapidly in interest Italy IM10.M2 6.428-606 lipra Mexico 44.880.7W c and power. The meetings are being held Russia — t on jit 224^45 Sweden & Norway 4M ifH TI7.CCU 266,864 nightly at the churcb and a prayer meet­ Dwitxertand 2.133.7ra 3J25.0W 1.W.24S ing Is held every afternoon at two o’clock United Kingdom 25AST.809 40,233.001 l»,645.302 at some private house. Next Sunday Total Increase >29.152^86 three services will be held conducted by One at 10:30 a. m., one at Here are fifteen ecun tries all of which the pastor. 2:30 p. m. and an evening service at 7. •how larger shipments of their products The regular services at the Town Line to tbe United States than In the corres­ and at the Welcome church next Sunday ponding quart er of 1894. The aggregate will be conducted by Chancy Schoolcraft, bterease in tbe export trade of these of Dorr. Mich. Come and hear Cyril Grigsby's talking countries, it will be noticed, was 135,914,­ 691 for tbe three months, or at the rate of machine at tbe Epworth League n»xt Tuesday night All It will cost Is len •early >150.000.000 a jear. The Improvcents, and ,you’ll be helping to pay for a ing trade that the Free-Trade papers write new piano. OF FOOD, Buy First Quality Always. N clothing or furniture it does n’t matter so much. Lower-priced goods may not wear so long or be quite so esthetic or fashionable, but while they last they are as conducive to com­ fort and health as the more expensive, and their offensiveness, if any, departs with them. Not so in food. One can ofalum baking powder may cause serious and lasting digestive ailments The evil consequences of its use live afterward. They do not disappear with the end of the pow­ der. The damage and discomfort remain, and cannot be reckoned in dollars and cents. Royal is first quality, a pure cream of tartar baking powder. It makes the highest quality of food. Not only the most absolutely wholesome, but die finest-flavored, lightest, sweetest and most delicious. I , " ■■ GOOD ROADS baking her bs Do you know that the teachers who habitually stay trod’ teachers asfrociarionv and other edueattoaal gatherings are not aud nltonld not t>e regarded a* proTo the Peo»ia ot tbe State ot Michigan. fvwdoual workers? What would the pub­ lic think of a doctor or a dentist who al­ Ol^wStin the past few yeara there has ways Ignored the meetings of hla profes­ been . greet Interval manlfeated In oor sion? They would not regard him worthy highways and tbe movement tor better of patronage or support. Neither do they roads has already home tnilt In some lo­ regard the* teacher, wbu habitually Ignore* calities In oor slate, and in some ot oar. educational gatherings as worthy of be­ bister slates. It baa shown most gratify ing longing to tbe great army of professional results, nils la M It should be. yet II worker*. And the. time ta dose at band must be admitted onr Improvement In this when those who wUl not take some Inter­ direction has not kept wm* with our est tn educational gatherings will be drop vaneement as a state, aud the time baa ped from the teachers ranks. cook; when a change tor tbe better should Th* next Teachers Association will be held In Nashville, Saturday, Jan. 18. and be made. “Thai lietter roads and a belter systesn It promises to be tbe moat successful and uf making aud maintaining them would interesting in tbe history of tbe associa­ promote the best Interest of our people, tion. Some questions of vital Importance and that it can be advocated on the to the schools of the entire county will be grounds of good busings policy and econ­ presented at tbe next association aud It be­ omy Is too plain to admit of argument. hooves tbe teachers ot even the smallest MRow tills can be accomplished ta a aud most distant districts to be present. question that all should be Interested In, A mandatory communication from the and it Is no exception to the rule that there Slate Department of Public Instruction are many differences of opinion among will be presented—a communication which those who wish to arrive at tbe same re­ will affect every school In Barry Ou. and sult Believing that a conference of those which, consequently, should be heard by Interested In this subject would prove of every teacher in the county. You can t material benefit to the State, and in re­ afford to miss it! M a sponse to tbe urgent request of numerous If such men as Dr. Boone aud Prof. citizens from localities widely separated. Strong, of Ypsilanti. Dr. Hinsdale, of Ann “I hereby call a ‘good roads convention Arbor, Prof. Ferris, of Big Rapids and tOkineet in the hall of Representatives at many other* of equal rank, find the State th6 capital In Lansing on the third day (X Teachers Association helfpu! and Inspir­ March. 1890. at 2 o’clock In tbe gfterooou. ing,, why should not the district, village Il Is hoped that the attendance will not be aud city teachers of Barry Co. find the limited to a few localities but that there county association helpful and Inspiring? may be u general attendance of representa­ My friends you can’t get around thia ques­ tive citizens. from every portion of the tion. Tbe programme, printed lu all the ’State. • county papers, presents a variety of sub­ The subject is one well worthy of dis­ jects. which wHI be both Interesting and cussion in th0 press and in organizations instructive to city, village aud dtatuct having for tbi-lr object the promotion of teachers alike. the best interest of our State aud Its peo­ What If II doea-coat yoa a trifle? What ple. If you sro wean with your week’s work? “This convention will be a mass con­ Go down to Nashville, take part In tbe vention, and! all persons interested are discussions, listen and learn, “eat, drink cordially invited to attend. 'There la no and be merry” with the great army of provisions for any compensation for time । workers that will, gather there. Everyone or expenses and those who attend must do is expected to be presenLat'roll call, so let so on account) of Interest In the cause.” not vonr name be unresponded to. While this Is a teachers association, we and Nashville, will be mure than glad to Miss Agnes Rich bas bwn honored by welcome every school officer and patron in being elected treasurer of the Junior class Barry Co., >«. well as the pupils. of t» e Pharmacy Dept. Hurrah for Nashville! We are all going! The base ball schedule Is already being For WaTfarw. 4 miles south west of arranged for next spring. Four games with Chicago'University have been agreed Hasting*, tn Rutland township, good soli. ITIc* f.wo. toon. m wn b i’. r rlv pa>n en’ a per ce t upon, two In Chicago, one here and one In intareiL Addreae. JoaarH K.«cxhilu UmaviUe, O. Detroit on Decoration Day. Michigan last yes’- tanked second in at­ Nothing cleans cleaner than Jaxon Soap tendance of the Universities of the country, and eighteen*) In those of the world. In number of graduates she ranks fourth In Dr. Price’s Cream Bakin? Powder World's Fata tllgfeaat Atedal aad Dl»—s the country, being excelled by Harvard, Yale and Pennsylvania. However these HMtlug* Markets. Universities were founded lu 1638, 1701. Butter. Ui to 14 and 1740 respectively. The dome which formerly adorned University Hall now reposes Id a very ordinary looking wood pile near the old Potatoes per mi.. 15 to 20. Rye per t»u..33. boiler hoase. Tallow per lb.. 4 Dr. Camhden M. Cobern. for five years Oats per btl.. 15 to SO. the pastor of tbe M. E. church here, will Wheat, red per bn..« next year go to Denver. Col. ns pastor of Wheat, white oer bu. 60. Hay i*r ton. 7 to 15 the fourth largest Methodist church in tbe Fork dressed. 4. to country. Beans. 75 to W Prof. W. D. Sterling Is back In college Chicken dressed.*. Beef dressed. 5.50 to 6.00. once more, much improved in health. Beef live. 3.00. Gen. Russel! A. Alger has consented to Muiton. dressed. 6. act as chairman of tbe debate soon to take Dried apples, a to 4. Buckwheat flour, 135 place here between Michigan and Chicago Universities. The dab's for the May Festival have been set for May 21, 22, 23. There will be five concerts In all. The popularity of these Concerts Is witnessed by the eager­ ness with which the reserve seats were taken. They were placed on sale Jan. 11, at 10 a. m. and the line commenced to form by 7 o'clock Friday evening. By 4 o’clock Saturday space was being sold for chain. Tbe total attendance registered here so far this year Is 2904. divided as fellows: Literary Dept. H74. Law 670. Medical 436. Engineering 384. Dental 191. Pharmacy 82 and Homeopathic 26. This is an increase Of 131 over last year at tbe same date. '• ■ k What houaekeeppr ha? not worked over her cook Move until her face became aflame, her bead over­ heated and her entire bodily strength exhauared? Here comes one of ,the stipeib feature, of the Majestic Steel Range it cooks and bakes with a mini­ mum of fuel by reason of its scien­ tific constt tiction. Its asbestos linings prevent the radiation of beat, keeping it inside to do tbe work. Ooe dan open the oven door bare handed when baking. TRAW MAM ■ l»r'r«F —’vT' Aajestk w omen are-cool headed; a cool head means a heaHby body We Advertise the Truth. Tbe Genuine- Round :: Oak Is The Best. ’It will always please. It never Fails See the name on the Icj. I(joodyear uMu gros Hastings, Michigan. A Sweeping Reduction THE CAPS, GLOVES, MITTENS AND UNDERWEAR,: : : NICEST Leona Easton, Sylvester GreuseL Rev. Grigsby; Eddie Downs. Chris Wilcox, Willie Glasgow and Floyd Renkea have visited us during tbe past week. Tbe Board of Education have been very fortunate in securing tbe service st Mm. Walter Lampman, who assists in tbe High school a half session each day. Sixth Grade. The visitors this week are, Erl Wait, Rev. Grigsby and Mrs. Seward. Tbe scholars In this grade have alljbeen present this week and are going to try and do tbe same the rest of the term. We are studying about alcohol and tbe stomach in physiology now. We are delighted In having an organ in our roots and hope to be able to keep It. On account of the Illness of Mis* Wood­ ard Monday afternoon, Miss Ora Mc­ Clintock took ber place. Fifth Gbadr. Mlsa Michael’s Division. Eddie Ream and Willie Eggleston are on the sick list. We have a reading table in onr room, and It la Interesting and Instructive. We have made a product map of Asia, and a relief map of Europe this year. Second Wako. Our second grade are reading Rsbin son Crusoe. . ■ m We wish very much that we might have seen that beautiful star In Utah's new There were IS out ot 182 who wore neither abaest or tardy last term Tbe y Judge Smith and M. L. Oook will enter­ tain theta Sunday school daises with a All these articles put at prices that are bound to sell them if you need them. : : : : : 2D2LUR SHOE; mbits, Cali and give me a chance to prove this assertion to you. TOQ EVER J. C. FARRELL, Clothier at We have just received an invoice of our fa­ mous, everwearing |2 shoe. They are very pointed toes, patent tip and juet as pretty a shape as a 68.00 shoe. We have them on C, D, E and EE lasts; sires 24 to 7. : : : : : : Undertaking! We are now prepared to do all 3 work in the line of Uxdxbtakimg, £ which may be enirunted to »8, S Mr. and in E. W. Merrell entertained a few friend* aery pleasantly at whist w« Ck« and which competent B ami wLUea with a full �PERSONAL MENTION. Oscar Schumann, formerly an employee In thia office but now of the Bastings Mrs. R. A. Ballsy went tn Detroit BriBanner sent ns recently one of th# neatest and most taitefully executed calendars we day. have ever seen. The work shows artistic Mra. J. P. Bogers wm In Nashville skill of a high order of merit.—Gratiot Monday. . County Herald. Rev. W. W. Taylor waa in Charlotte It stands every township in hand to see that k* bridges and culverts are in safe condition. A little culvert tn Bowne town­ ship, Kent county, only four -planks wide L. COOK, Local Editor. ou top, was the cause ot an 88000 verdict Ip a Grand Rapids court Saturday, becauae the bridge was rotten and defective. SpendlojAIO or 820 to put in a few sound VThe officers ot the C. K. & S. bave been tbte week. planks may be the means of saving thous­ very busy s|nce they mortgaged their road, Eugene Adams, of Jackson, spent Sun­ ands of dollars to the tax j/ayers of that buying up property in a direct Hoe south day in tbe city. township, who would have to pay all dam­ from their present depot at Kalamazoo. Al Bams, of Fowlerville, was In the city ages incurred by reason of Its being de­ This either means a depot ou East Main this week on business. fective. Look well to j our Utile culverts street or a future connection with the Prof. Holden is entertaining his father aud bridges. Grand Trunk railroad or perhaps both. from Lansing this week. Sheriff James D. MeKevilt. of Barry Mr. Conwell is a thinker aud scholar, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Heath were in County Michigan, relumed to that place and never descends to silliness on the plat Grand Rapids last week. Friday with Orlando Easterly, charged form, but his audience laughed until they i/Jinj. C. S. Brown is spending tbe week with the robbery of Daniel Jackson, in were sore at his natural wit and humorous that county. When Easterly was brought with Battle Creek relatives. turns. Tbas far bls lectures have been Mrs. Phlletus Rogers, of Brauard, has up from the cell room at itio Central police rare combinations of wit and important station the Michigan sheriff looked at him been viaiting'reiatives in the city. Information, told with great skill and des­ and then said be believed be liad a bad Miss Flossie Butler, ot Beltevue, has criptive power. — Springfield Mass. Re­ prisoner to deal with. He asked that he been visiting her aunt Mrs. Chester publican. be accompanied to the train aud Detective The best stock ot Groteries Messer. The lempQe on Broad street in which Trehorn, who captured Easterly In the arid Crockery in town. : : : Mrs. E. B. Whelan and daughter, of Chicago postoffice, took him to the train to Russell H. Conwell preaches is capable of Charlotte, are visiting her mother Mrs. seating 5003. He draws such crowds that see the sheriff safely off. So profound was Will save you money if you for the past six years, admission bas been Pancoast. tbe admiration ot tbe Sheriff for tbe physi­ trade with us. : Mrs. L. E. Brackett, of Grand Rapids, cal prowess of bls prisoner that he pnt obtained by tickets and thousands are often turned away. There is a greater demand was the guest of Miss L. Jean McLaughlin iron on bls hands and feet Ip make sure of for his services than for any public lecturer the latter part of the week. his safe return.—Chicago Port. in our country. After having beanfr him Miss Bessie Willison left this morning On Thursday evening of next week Jan. once, one never misses the opportunity t° fur Toledo, 0., where she will spend the 23rd, Russell H. Conwell, will deliver his hear him again. winter with her sister and attend Davis fmnons lecture “Acres of Diamonds” at ‘ ■ Next week we will publish the first In­ Business College. the opera house In this city, this being the stallment of ,our new serial story “A Mrs. Chester Mevaer left for New York third in tbe club lecture course. Mr. Con­ Question of Courage.” by Francis Lynde. this morning to join her husband, who Is well is doubtless the most widely known It deals wiih live in East Tennessee. The there. They will visit Washington and lecturer that ever stood before a Hastings । famous mountaineer type is depicted in a other eastern points before returning. audience and do one should miss this op­ manner worthy ot Charles Egbert Craddnck, Fred Busby, or Detroit, and John Piper, portunity to heir (or fifty cents,- the bril­ who has made that region famous. It Is a of Fenton, were called to this city Friday liant preacher, author and orator. Pastor story full of adventure, and that greatest by the illness of th'i former’s mother hfrs- o( tbe Baptist Temple, Philadelphia, and - ClIKMUJTION • charm of all good stories, the ardent and P. • 1). Bushy who was taken suddenly president of Temple College, the “Spur­ devoted lover, is also there. geon of America." The board for sale of worse. reserved seats at ten cents caeb, will be R. M. Bates received a letter from H. Mr. and Mrs. James Caster and children. Hereafter. changes for adv«>rtiscments opened on Tuesday morning at seven must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to E. Van Nonnan. of the Agricultural college o( Hastings, were called here this morning tosute InanrtVin insertion In in flia* the iuinu issue n/ of vt»z» the XVvpk | stating that in connection with his talk On account ef the .illness off Mr. Caaier’s o'dodk'ttt F. L. LiPalb’s, and closed al fix when brought. o’clock on tbe evening of the lecture. before the fanners institute he.Jwlll make j mother, Mrs. H. W, Caslt-r of Eatona churning of b utter. " Ue *111 bare all | Mn A. W. Shtin, mother of Mrs. Cosier, Tickets on sale at same place and at the Judge Smith is holding court in Eaton the latent aaid best apparatus for butter j Who lias been visiting in Hastings return- door. ■county Uris week. m.klnx. niHi many valuabla pointers will i w|tb (beat.-Charlotte THhunr. Before the Current Topic Club Tuesday The farmers institute vrowhiis be given, without doubt. After his talk j evening J. A. Van Arman gave an inter­ largely uttendvd. ■ esting talk on Current Events, his remarks questions ani^u discussion by tire ladies j Russell U. Conwell, one week from being confined to the Armenian. Coban, Teachers do not fail to read the School will follow. ! to-nighk aud Venezuelan qut-sllons and the Pore Coluwtu this week. Mr. and Mr?. P. A. Sheldon gave a de-j Ed Oorwlu plead guilty to the charge of A fliv.i Hue of picture frames cheap at ightful ttedro party at their beautiful '•non-support” Saturday nod will edend Food law. J. E. Barrell rend an interesting paper on the Llteof the fete Eugene Field, home Friday evening to the Supervisors, tlie next 30 days in jail. the Christmas studio. relating many incidents of the life of that Kail Mattison fell the sidewalk Mon­ County officers and Newspaper men, near­ F. J. Johnson aud family have moved noted writer. R. M. Bates read « very ly all who were favored with an Invitation day and put bls ankle out of joint. into the Nevins house lately vacated by interesting and instructive paper on being present. The editors didn’t seem to lew, Van Vplkenburgb. For the reraaiiKier of the club lecture "What shall the Govemment do for Agri­ be 4*ln it” with their more experienced eoursf tickets will be sold for 81.00* ^/the many friends ot Fred Curtis will be culture?” the paper dealing largely with competitors when It came to the cards, but Al! acct’s due «s must be settled at once they were voted easy winners when It pleased tn know that lie now has the cn- the question ot Gooil. Roads. The paper • ••». management ....w -- -------of the “XJefferson Press” will appear in our next issue, lire meet­ ‘by cash or note. F. G. Stowkli.. came to th|e <6ccidlept refreshments which ; tire | printing company at Detroit. ings of the Current Topic Club are grow­ Johiti Evans, ef Bellevue, who bas l>een • were served. • The Eastern Star Chapter will give n ing in interest and attendance. Important ■eriously ill fora longtime died this week. Last Wednesday Representative Thomas ' questions ot tbe day are discussed, and The Supervisors adjourned Saturday introduced private bill*for relief of James social at the G. A. K. ball on Tuesday also three pertaining to our own city. The forenoon, having finished their work f-w K. Bowman, Mrs. Martbu Henderson snd evening Jan. 21st-from 4 to 7. Proceeds to be used for charitable •purposes. 'All by-laws will probably be sb amended as this session. children. Allegan; Alex Purdy, Plainwell; to allow each member to Invite one friend are cordially invited. Russell H. -Conwell la the acknowledged John Smith, Mottvllte; Isaiah □. Mitchell, Last evening while stopping at the M. to attend tlrn meetings, which are held peer of all ptatform lecturers. Hear Mm James ii. Failes, Hastings; Hannah Sew­ once every two weeks. next Thursday night. ard, Allegtu; James F. Mead. Hartings; C. R. 4L depot waiting for the9:19 train, ; the bus team connected with the lower O. F. JrAsterly. tbe “Professor” was ar­ Frank Mead, Hastings; Cleona E. Gaines, Fulmers, ’IT you desire to have your W. Wright, Morgan; Mrs. hotel ran away, and smashed the canopy rested hi Chicago Tuesday charged with razors honed take them to Busby Bros, franklin; top buggy badly, by coming in contact being connected with the robbery ot tbe Frimcis A. Reynolds, Nashville; Eltsha B. barber shop under tbe City bank. with some trees In front of Will Olne-ra old man Jackson at Maple Grove. Easter­ A house full of relatives gave L. F. Bassett. Allegan. residence on Broadway. ly ia weii known here having formerly Ira Van Valkesrteurgh and Goodyear Gook a sunrise Tuesday evening, at vrtrich Orlando Easterly, alias Frank B. Brooks lived in Fredonia. Two or three yean Bros, hardware wiU-cioae at seven o’clock a very enjoyable time was had. . alias Myers, whom it Is claimed made tbe ago he gave several sparrine exhibitions as Tbe opening chapters of our new serial until March 1st, excepting Saturday nights. brutal assault on tbe old man. Dald Jack­ be called them, and got qnlte a little no­ •‘A Question of Courage” will be given in We are gl*d to see these merchants com­ son; in Maple Grove, and robbed him of toriety here ami at other places, lie was mence such a move. Early closing is in the next week’s issue Of the Bak mm. $500, was given a preliminary hearing be­ seen !»ere about tbe time the robbery was ■vogue in all tbe cities around here, and At tbe aonual meeting of the Wool Boot fore Justice Riker, Friday, F. W. Walker committed and it was afterwards learned there Is do exeuae why merchants and and TuWe Companies Tuesday p. «l 'the that be hired a team at George'Hoeltzel’s tbe clerks in Hastings ebould not be allowed acting as his attorney. He was bound •id officers and directors were elected. ever to Cireuit Court in 86000 bonds which tbe day of the robbery. Tbe newspapers to have the evenings to themselves, and kindly consented to suppress the Item and Wanted—-Men and Women to represent patrons should aid tbe move In every way. haven’t as yet been furnished. give the officers a chance to hunt up East­ us In tbto -city. No eomsiisatoa, salary They can do this by purchasing a little Cyril Grigsby Is making many “hits’' erly, as it was thought that it it was gen­ from start Address stating age. 80c 299 earlier, and by so doing know that they with his phonograph and is making ar­ erally known that the officers were after dty. are helping leany a worn out -clerk who rangements to give entertainments at The clothing store* now dose at 7 o’clock hardly know* what it is to have an even­ various places around tbe state. Tuesday him some ef hte ebums would warn him and it would be so much the harder to find This Is a wise move nod we hope wilt be ing to himself or heraelf. evening Jao. 21st, he will give an eaterhim. Easterly will be taken to Hastings. followed-by merchants In other lines -of Daring the progress ot a daoee at Free­ talnment before the Epworth League at The arrest was made by Deputy Sheriff bvaiaess. the M. E. church, proceeds to go toward* port last October Frank Crawford, ot Carl­ King.—Marshall Chronicle. Mns. Nelson Carveth (died at ber home ton, got into a fraoua with Elias and Alon the purcbase-of a new piano. The annual report ot Simeon R. Billings ia Battle Oreek Sunday morning of hea>- zo McDermid, of -Bowne township, Kent Several months ago, D. H. Bays, the morrbage>sf the longs, the funeral occurr­ Cocnty, and when tbe rerap waa finished photographer, fell at tbe rear of hte studio Commissioner of Railroads, says that dur­ ing the year 1895 there was constructed ing Tweeday. a part of bis ear was talsalng. Frank in this city and severely Injured himself. ninety-seven miles of now roed and that Special Communication of Hastings thought a good deal of his ear, and after Word has been received from Mechanics­ there were approved fifteen maps of new Lodge Ko. fit F. A A. M. Wednesday due deliberation made complaint against ville. Iowa, where he bas been of late, that lines, representing a total of 307 miles. evening Jan. .15 1896. Work on second. the McDermid bro*, who are charged with he will have to undergo an operation be­ During the year two roads were taken 4he cannibalistic action. Deputy Will cause of the injuries received from the! |A good attendance desired. fall. Mrs. Bays left Monday morning tol from the hands of the receivers, after be­ Born. Wednesday night to Me. and McKevitt, arrested them in Bowne, Thurs­ ing sold on mortgages, and the companies Mrs. W. R. -Sellick, a daughter.—Paw day, and brought them to this eity. * They Juin ber husband and be with turn during1 the operation, which their many friends ri-orgauired. A receiver was appointed Paw fi’anthcrncr. Mrs. Sellick is better were taken before Justice Biker, waived for but <»De road. There are 7,565 miles here hope will prove successful. . known in Hastings, where sl»e formerly examination and bound over to tbe CireuK of track operated In Michigan. Eighty Court in 8500 bonds with John Cole and ^6wing to tbe size of several of the High resided, as Mitts Maude Bartley. companies, an lncn<se ot two, filed re­ Jos; Pflugas sureties. school classes, it was deemed necessary to Tbe line of taMes manufactured at tbe ports for toe year. Of-this number, sixtyLast week Judge Clement Smith and secure the services of an extra teacher, and Hastings Table Company, is receiving nine do a general rnilroad business, seven Mrs. Walter Lampman has been elected by many compliments at the Furniture £x- Box. P. T. Colgrove were in Grand Rap­ are used for tlie transportation of forest jpoaition uww in sewlon at Grand Rwpida id* to try the case of Brown vs tbe Town­ the school board for this. Mrs. Lampman and mining products exclusively, while ship ot Bowne, Kent County for the third tea graduate of the State Normal; is an and some good sales are being made. two provide transfer and two terminal time. The whole cbm arose from a de- experienced teacher, and is admirably facilities. Commissioner Billing* says This h the way a Portland girl paraea fitted for the position. This give* our factive.bridge only four planks wide ou ririabZ ^Ktoa* ia a noun, though genthat toe private* mining and logging roads top, one of tbe middle planks being rotton High school five urost excellent and Invariably escape railway taxation, owing oraily used m a conjunction. It is nose and baakon. Severe! yean ago Mr. capable instructors, and we doubt if any oaauaon than proper. It is not very to toe fact that they are subject to taxaBrown, then a resident of Freeport, was High school of tba same sise, in a the aaxoe as other property, ftixl the alacalar and aeoerally aacd In tbe pUntf driving la Bowne townabip and In driving aareber andaareea wK* a>e. ve* evidence agon tote little culvert in Question toe fateber of ro»d. be placed nailer tbe geoetal r*UA dauablreat Bev. Davla. wba recently bone stepped upon this booken plank, the to tbe fact that the merits ot our school saved to Lake Odem treat thU city, dlad pteee flying up and catching under toe system are receiving the recognlzition they ro*4 law. and be required to pay a .part­ ite tax and ba aaienabln to tbe police regu­ aaManly at ber borne there Tboreday ot lations enacted tor tbe protection al rail M. week, tbe funeral oecurein* Satotday Brow* out beadtong.terriMy injuring him Thursday night of last week Arvey and raul cmplojea. Tbe report, dad wilb tbe at Lake Odeare, The bereaved one. bave Blaee that time be baa been unable to do Bob Pettenger, living in Harting* town­ aagthlag and scarcely able to help himself. ship were going home from church. On sou was killed during the year by a ralF Bls bale and eyebrows bave fallen out and tbe way they claim that they fell to snow­ road accident, but two met death through Tbe Brewers Clad, ot Irvin*, will bold tee la lu a» awful condition. Previous to the balling one another, and when in front of • Meeting al tbe Cobb school beue next assMent he vu making a nice tiring, but John Dennison’* house one of the now demos U» law rrqnirin* cotaeanles U since then has been unable to earn any­ ball* Mt hte bouse. Dennison claims that •ell l,WO-mUa ticket* Nr IvtMfeM. U» at aarea o'eMt. Bearr farmer. Inellod, thing. Os tbe first trial Mr. Brown was they did it on purpose. On the night in awarded BHM damage*'. The township provision as one whleb InsUtote tbe dirt, sod Mod. wasn’t satisfied and got a new trial Tbe brought 00 another, until there was a first second trial gave Mr. Brown $7000 damag­ class row brewing. Mra Dennison claim Hs.tlnrs es. Tbe ease was on trial last week la tbe Kent County CireuK rt Grand Rapids. verdict Tbe Md toot pteeTtawdv Klk — Hasting' Banner Thursday, Jan. 16, 1896. 7 BARS KIRK'SmOftP 21 CENTS 5 WHS n ISf FOR io DAYS ONLY. We will sell out 1-4 y, of our entire stock* 4> of : : : : A Perks. How, Shovete, Scoop ShoveU. Potato Shovel*. Tinware, : Holloware, Cook Stoves, Heating Stoves, Gasoline fittoves, Coal Stoves, Oil i and Ranges, Stoves Wringers, Washing Machines, Sisaors and Shears, Table Cutlery, Pocket Cutlery. Granite Ware, Nickle Plated Tea and Coffee; Pots. M wut Al! finis of Produce, Everything in stock at 1-4 OFF for 20 days. Come while stock is complete and get first chdice. All sates- STRICTLY CASH HUFFMAN BROS Hams & Van flrman Poultry Wanted LOCAL news. 86 quires. Smith and Coicrova are to be re st each Now Uiat the Holidays are past on, the rush of poultry to market is over, prices begin 10 stiffen. Those who were wise and did not sell early in the season are in shape to make some money on their poultry from now on. The highest market price paid in .•■arii -or trade for fine dressed poultry delivered on Mon­ day and Thursday of each week. L. E. Stauffer L -'U M iX Tcis week, Nickle Plated Tea Kettku Oil Cloth by the yard or pat- Special Cash Sale Overcoats AND Ulsters You can't afford to miss this opportunity. Our competi­ tors are simply not in it when it comes to quality and price. We’ve got tin goods and are going to sell. Read these prices: $ 8 Overcoats for $ 7 10 •• 8. u 4I 12 10. 4I 44 12. 15 ■I | j •c 16 12.50. ! a1 <4 18 14. 6 Ulsters 5. ClI ' • ’ «• 8 7. 41■ .1'; . j1 44 10 8. 4i M i 4< 12 . 10. |j4 <(1 U 18 14. ; We have an immense stock of lined working Gloves and Mittens which we will dose out at. i -J- OFF 4* • ’ �MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. KAFFIR CORN. —In both Egyptand Assyria porcelain rings wore in common use. They were often painted with great delicacy, the painting being burned Into the en­ amel. । ■ —IVlOT Alarie brelrywi Rome. A. D. 408, and was on the point of taking the city, hr demanded as its ransom from pillage »n immense quantity of gold, silver and jewels, and, among other things. 1000 pounds of pepper. —Perhaps th? most striking evidence ©f thrift since that referred to by Humlet if furnished by a Maine town, where apple trees are to be planted in a yard and the proceeds from the sale of the fruit are to be devoted to the re­ pairing of the fences ahd the cuttingof la AU Kinds The question of sueccsrful fanning ’ in the semi-arid region* of the great west is solved at last. Kaffir corn, first introduced od tbe American continent from the Kaffir country, in Africa, less than a decade Miner, is still an unknown product to wine-tenths of the people of the United States. weeds. —As far as recorded, the loss of life At first planted here and there as a curiosity, it was found to grow readily by shipwreck in 1805 was 4450: by rtilin all localities and under nil condi­ way accidents, 3,638. and by other casutions, and experiments developed the r.lilies over 24,000. Add to these dis­ feet that it would mature a crop in the mal figures the 5,759 reported murders driest and hottest seasons on tbe high in the United States alone, and we have western plains. A more extended plant­ n total of 37,641 violent deaths, or an ing of the new grain and a comparison ' average of over W0 for every day in the of results obtained soon develojied the ‘ ■feet that whether the season was wet —The fox’s reputation for smartness or dry, cool or het, long or short, this was well sustained by a member of the new product’ would thrive on all kinds tribe near Falmouth, Me., the other day. •of soils with the minimum of care and A couple of hounds and a hunter were cultivatfon, and planted any time be­ after it, aud the fox led t he hounds to a tween the first of April and tho middle frozen jiond, and out on ice so thin that of July it would mature an absolutely^ it just supported (he fox, which es­ 'sure crop, of grain aud fodder before caped; while the hounds went through the frosts of autumn. » and were drowned. The stalk looks something like h —Passmore Edwards, editor of the ■fogle shoot of common corn, but short­ London Echo, a paper which the Spec­ er, attaining a hengkt usually from 4*/, tator describes as "the most honestand to six feet, and having pointed leaves of most faddy in the world." gives «way n rich green color. The grain forms in. thousands of pounds every month to a head at the extreme point of the shoot,- philanthropic undertakings of vari­ where the tassel is on ordinary corn, ous kinds. These he fa said to select the heads being from seven to 12 inches with great judgment, but he always 1n length apd six to eight in circum­ takes care to exploit his good deeds st ference, and when ripe look like great great length in his own paper, and per­ white or red plumes. sistently asks other journaliste to do The grain:-, are almost round, a little the same in their <»wn publications. . larger thuu a grain of rice and much —A $150 lawsuit over n $1.25 pig has *resembling a grain of wheat in interior just been endeil in Michigantown, Aid., Structure. and the town treasury Uout the former There ore two varieties, red ami amount A month ago the city mar­ white, the latter being the favorite shal Impounded a pig belonging to u crop. Though raised as on experiment former'nnmed Hillis. The farmer re "here mid there throughout the west for rereral veara. n wm. noi unu, wc prra- '"*<> W J1"5 l’o"n'1 ch,r^ “d several years, it was not until the presrot yea’r that it became a prominent rqplevlned the ptg. The town ro<c crap When th. drought of Irot.pring, “ circ! Mted the wheal and oat. and aeemed <oqrt gave a rerd.rf for HI It. w>tl. almiHt certain Jo ruin the corn, the I More than half th-!>e<> few who hurl tad experience with the ’ I*> >“ ,o"" 'g? f«™moned ta w..„ew grata betpn to mlriac their neigh- »«*•. ,oUI ”f “X: bora to plant Kaffir oom. at. it would ‘ lost «rer rant to a pretty high Ing., over >.he the pig rubs grow all right in dry weather, and they j could thus at 1 ast raise food for their j stock- The newspapers took up the ad­ vice and soon formers were planting Kaffir corn, utilizing the ground where | wheat and oats had failed at planting on sod or scattered patches where early com had been burned out. The planting Mras continued until well along in An^usL the acreage be­ ing in many sections greater than that; ever devoted to a single crop. In Okla- , homa alone nearly 50,000 acres were । planted with the new crop. And every j grain of it planted grew and thrived to maturity, and before the summer was over the formers began to wonder wbat they would do with it all. They knew it was good food for stock, but there was not stock enough in the territory to consume iL and the product was yet so new that it was not recognized in the outside markets. Experience had already developed | the fact that it made a most admirable feed, either to winter stock or fatten j them for market, but with an obun- ; dance of the grain on hand Oklahoma ' farmers soon discovered that it waa bet- j . ter for horses than either corn or oats. ' snaking them fat and stouL aud giving them a sleek, glossy appearance. When it came to feeding hogs it was 1 at . AU • J X1U that they gained Scab more rapSdly wy than when fed tM on common corn, 4and’ .poultrymen '‘ bar, found the Kaffir arnln grain an admirable emr egg ©reducer, producer, and when fed unthrashed the fowls are given exercise in picking it from the —Edison iwdUwJ. believnis ihni that h«. be rrn can »nlvF solve — the problem of air ships either by using balloons or neroplaiM^; but, to use his own words: "1 would conr.truct actual ships of the «ir—yachts, schooners and brigantines—which would tuck and jibe, and sail before the wind. My idea is that the lifting ,|>cwer for these air ships should be gas stored in the sails. In other words, you apply the balloon principle, in such away that the gas bag, instead of being an impediment, as it at present, would be the actual means of propulsion. I would construct gas bags shaped like the sails of n yacht." RED TABBY CATS IN LONDON. Entertainingly Deecrtbed by a Mllwankee A Milwaukee lady who has recently returned from abroad says that one of the most Yntercsting exhibits which she saw in Europe. was the National Cat show of England, wluch was held at the Crystal palace, London, in which about TOO cats were shown, says the Milwaukee Sentinel. "The decided fea­ ture of the exhibition," she said, "was the number of superb red tabbies, to­ gether with a fine assortment of pure blacks, smoke-colored cats and cats with that peculiar tone of glUMJ glossy COST, coat W1VU L4L8M. J^VUliai WUC OI known M effort, of tbe — En lull cat 1)rw1er, ,hu b^a blue «>d bteek e*bL In the opinr.. . . r . ion of many experts a black cat without any markings whatever of white is the most perfect variety that is known, and it is proof of the appreciation of The boys and girls soon discovered this that certain dishonest:people pluck that it would pop as well as popcorn, the white hairs out of a cat one by one. tbe grains popping out large, white It has been noticed that the classes and tender, and women in the country that are open to workingmen in this found that boiled like rice the grain national exhibition are 'particularly was excellent eaten with cream and strong in fine black cats. Blue-eyed, sugar, that mashed into a pulpy muss white-coated cats are getting to be it made an excellent pudding, and it’ highly valued in England now, and one was also a first-class substitute for horn- of these bore off the other day a sqbstantial money prize that Was offered Still the quantity produced was so by Louis Wain, the great cat artist. great that the people continued to won­ i Another prize-winner of the show was der what they would do with it. I n brown tabby tom. Champion Xeno­ The owner of the roller mills at Medi­ phon, which its owner values at $5,000.” cine Lodge, Eon., ran some of the grain through his cornmeal grinder, aud pro­ Sara Proof. duced a meal pronounced in every way It is sold that Hon. Samuel Galloway, equal to the ordinary cornmeal, but be of Columbus, O., waa one of the plainest waa not content with this, but rigged men ever known in the state. He told "P ‘ 'p'^' P’‘o'iucoi many atorire relatire to hi. re7n a new product ttat bri. fair to creat<> MM) of w|(h Foaal uglinnu of face with great good a revolution in the world’s breadstuff* humor. Ono which ho often related —Kaffir flour. with much reliah waa that of the re­ Some of this flour was made into light mark made by the UtUe daughter of a bread. The bread waa fully as white as friend In another city with whom he bread made from second grade wheat ui. a, diainK “Mamma," he heard the Uoui. Glol-rD^^.L ^ _____________ Tk, Hoelam Bonn. On February 1, in latitude 66 degrees, loagitude 171 degrees 31 minutes, wa ran into open water again, having this time spent only six days in the ice-pack. Oa the 17th the aurora appeared, stronger than I ever saw It in the north. It roae from tbe southwest, stretching In a broad stream up toward tbe aenith and down again toward the eastern Sortaon. Th, phenomenon thia time had quite a different appearance from what we uw on October to. It now id teeg ahming curtain, ri.ing n« ia wonderful ,hape« and -___ ______ . ;। X T prXSd”^Ct’^P"»4‘er a prolonged survey of the p»' c“H*r feature, of the guaat, “that gbn^®®au’s mamma must have loved childrea mighty well." •‘Why so, my dcar • inquired the unsuspecting pa“Oh’M returned the child, in the •*?* wdibl8 whisper, “ 'cause she • him 1"—Youth’s Companion. . °*“ “■ the beat that can U fo"nd “ wo" ill'“‘™t«l >u a atorr onc' ‘»M moderator of a Sooteh Thi" “»’» option difI , on • certata qtiretlon re­ latinw tn f'hnw.h ostensibly consulting. ik. in Century. ■ril tbta mu At lart he SCARCITY OF GLASS. •CIENCE ANO ’ j, i mustard tad several other material* of 1 vegetsble origin ted teen introduced Brians girorfh of Mw joint and altar as adulterants. . —The total vulue *»f coke made last year in the United States amounted In op< to more than 112.000^)0. NineThe season that fo Juot fatteM tea tethe early summer the land reaexnti. teen-twe.ntieths of American ©okt* comes fum the Appalachian coal fields, been tbs most profitable in Ibe matter a New York fanner's field of dairi* roost completely shut out of the United while Pennsylvania produces three of tourists as well as gold miners that and in September, when the beme? Stsuw'i’he latest reports r.how a tiroes as much os any other state. Alaska tea ever bad. Now that ft is ripen, they fairly make the gi-cmu rapid falling off in imported glae*, and ' —Prof. Frederick 8tarr, of the Uni­ over, and tbe regular inhabWontsof the . red. during the last few months imports versity of Chicago, tea just started on territory have had a chance to think I The climate of Straw berry Polo have been lower thou ever before In the a three months’ tour of Mexico and aboui it a little, they ore beginning to 1 much pleasanter than at most other history of the trade. AU the glass Guatemala in the interest of archaeo­ talk about tbd great things in store for places in Alaska. At Sitka, for instance, needed in this country will Ik? manufac­ logical science. He intends to examine them- Alaska is gorgeous in summer. the average is 220 dsy* of rain, snow or tured at home, as prices and wage* the drowned Aztec city at the bottom of Nowhere else in the world is there such . in a year. Juneau is about as bad across the water are at the lowest notch, Lake Chapala, and investigate the pyg­ scenery as along the island-dotted ‘ It never gets very cold because of the while the workers are conside-ring the mies in the Chapala mountains in the channel from Port Townsend toinfluences Ju- i ____of the warm Japan curreut. .^-,— uf'.visability of demanding an advance neau. Not only is nature dressed in j but there are very few days of c&lt interior of Guatemala. In wages. Editor Frank M. Gessocr. of —Aluminum is not proving to te her best to receive the tourists who are ■ gjrtea and \ bright sunshine. But’ uthe National Glass BudgeL who is well t « Strawberry'Point the precipitation of throngs, of such value for surgical instrument* going there in ever-increasing posted on the condition of the glass i aa was expected. It does not oxidize but the Inhabitants also get on their rain in summer, and the corresposi trade says: readily, but is deficient in elasticity, good clothes and their good behavior, ing fall of snow In winter. are muehle^ "The Belgian manufacturers seem to and stays bent after pressure. It is and for four or five months the whole than st Juneau. This is because aero?have about given up the idea that the also so light that the surgeon does territory is arrayed in its Sunday beat. the bay in the west the lofty Fair­ United States is a dependency of that not feel aa if he had hold of anything But this good clothes exhibition comes weather range lowers like an army of little kingdom so far as window glass when grasping an instrument made of only in streaks. It occurs for about giaut sentinels stationed there to pro­ is concerned. Our markets do not even two days of each week, when the steam­ tect this little garden spot from the iL —Popular Science News. • afford good fighting ground for them, —It has long been known that oil er from “down below" hrin. The tour­ terribly icy winds that would sweep under present conditions. Wage* ists come and go with the steamers, across from the Pacific if these moan abroad are about ns low ns they can be and natural gas exist in Kentucky and and rarely stay over from one boot to tains did not hold them back. Tfar reduced, for even now such orguniza- Tennessee, and oil men are beginning another. As the steamers lie in each ral•falls in summer are like those of t ion as exista in Belgium is preparing to to give those states more attention. port only a day or less, the tourists the interior, and not like the long, demand higher wages at the first favor­ Experts who have been over the ground have not much chance to make’a last­ steady drizzles and downpours of S'tka. lately report the existence of both lu ­ able opportunity, Owing to the large ing impression. Now.zhowever. there and Juneau. Straw berry Point fa pro*,, Curtailment1 resulting from the strike bricating and illuminating oil, and are Inst April aud May there has been suffi­ confident that there will be no fam­ is likely to l»e a change. Juneau men ably the only place in Alaska where thare nothing if they are not hustlers, lightning plays and the thunder roan, ine In petroleum for many yearn to cient trans-Atlantic demand to fairly and with the recollection of this sea­ in a typical summer phower. In place'; absorb the product until within a very come. son's profits and possibilities they are on the benches there are bunches of । — Florida furnishes the country'.from reasonable period. “A very slight increase in exports to 3,000,000 to 4,000,000 boxes of orange* arranging to put up a big hotel on young cedar and spruce, with occasion the United States is noted during Sep­ a year. Gcorgio ships over 10,000 car­ Strawlierry Point. at the entrance to a! thickets of alders, but most of th* ground is cleat* and rolling. tember, when there wnsiui uncertainty loads of watermelons every season. In Glacier bay. in southeastern Alaska. Strawberry Point is one of the most The grandest scenery in Alaska is on about American factories starting up, the aggregate the shipment of •arly and importers placed increased orders fruits and vegetables north and west beautiful pnd picturesque spots In all view from Strawberry Point. Besides Alaska.' It lies between Juneau and the giants of the Fairweather rang/-, in the belief that late resump­ probably amounts to $50,000,000 a Sitka at the entrance to Glacier hay. there are the great ice cathedrals of tion would Heriously curtail avail­ The bu-l ines* is increasing very able stock. The rery full re­ idly. Tea years ago it wus of trifling It is a glacial moraine, which extends the Muir and Pacific glaciers .whk’h out outinto intoicy leystraits straitsabout aboutten tenmiles milesfrom from loom up 20 miles away and send off a sumption of American factories and importance* _ ____________ J «v_ —Viper’s blood it is that contain* ' au♦*>« mainland, and separates the en- continuous procession of tremendo* the organized condition of our manu­ GJacirr bay on theeastfrom iceiiergfi, which pass down by the point facturers, the wise and liberal policy the poisonmis subutance which makes which has been adopted in their deal­ the onimql'it bite fatal, according to the little narrow strait between Pleas ‘ ­ like ia great fleet of white war ships in ings with the distributing trade, Ihr the researches of MM. Bertrand and ant island and the mainland on the review. The waters about the pomt ready acceptance of changed conditions Phisalix. It contains also an anti-toxic west. The moraine has an elevation teem with fish, and there ic game a-‘ by tin? jobbers and the promptness with element that stands heat longer than of from 50 to 100 feet above high tide, plenty in the near-by woods. Al read* which they have placed their orders, to­ tbe venom, so that blood heated to 58 and contains hundreds of acres of fer­ the tntbuaaastie Juneau men are plan­ gether with the firmness of manu­ degrees centigrade proved not only in­ tile level Land. If there, is a place in the ning their summer hotel and calling facturers and the satisfactory condi­ nocuous when injected into guinea pigs, territory • where agricultural pursuits Strawberry Point the "Saratoga of the tion of jobbers, has about convinced hut rendered hnmuue against injec­ can Ims carried on it is at Strawberry a had not been heated, j Belgian manufacturers that they have tions of blood little profit to seek in this country in —In Germany 6.626 cases of diph­ the future. The 31 tank furnaces in op­ theria have been treated by serum in­ eration in .Belgium -are turning out Deviation. 2.460 of them in hospitals, more glass than can be marketed, now according to a report <rf the govern­ that the American market absorbs so ment’s medical department Of these little of their product and for the first 86.5 pin* eent. recovered. 12.0 per cent. 1 time in the past quarter of a century!,died, I and the rest were still under treat- j they are called upon to cope with the aaa^ua. metof. aa. In the i^lonr athe WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN vaax. hospitals adit'll, lav. cures ' jiroblem of overproduction. iI were were 80.5 80.5 and and the the deaths death* 1B.3 19.5J ner per cent. cent. 1 vrm, "At a recent meeting the matter ' Tbe remark, attached to the report* of wns fully discussed, and it was decided the etwee were highly favorable to the to reduce production after January 1, treatment In MT1 anti unfavorable in ; proportioned to the capacity of firms 80. operating. Tbe matter of arranging de­ | Public interwit will slendlly inrrcase, and the diMppotalmeni of tbe men wbouc rotes tuirer WINTER FLANNELS. tails was left to a committee of five, and I the NcaJe at the last election, with tbe rr-FUli* under tbe admloietrailon lher elected. veil’ Irak it is believed that production will be i the camptiiKn th* moat intensely exdtmic m tbe history of the country. reduced fully one-third for several months in Jhe new year. This is the There are few articles that task the most convincing proof that American purse so heavily as a first-class outfit I of flnnnelM nnn of «>.««-. n^rw.CRit! lradta« Republican family newspaper of tbe United Sates. vrfU pubUah all the politic* window-glass manufacturers have OI Hunnels. Ono of those necessities : newH tMjWB of the dav. day. IntervsUmr interesting to rvrn-American every American cltlsonorr.rdlr^ rrjisrtllermof oftiartr partyMflUiaiim-x. aflUlailonb. about fought their most formidable which one cannot avoid. Even though I Also gtrneral news in attractive form, foreign c<»rrvsj»oDdenee covering tbe news of thr foreign rivals to a standstill, and it Is •orely tempted on the score of coon- i! world, an agricultural department second to none in the country, market report* wluch 3r’ recognized authority, fascinating tbort stories. loraplete In each numl>er. the cream al V.. hoped they will make full use of their omy it is common to choose snmc make- ’! humerouu papers, foreign and domestic.' with their best comic pictures, fashion plate- an of woman’s at lire, with a vanrd xi-.d attractive department of house to. S opportunities, and not only amply sup* ahlfL Good all-wool <lM.net., which'££££* descnptlons -The * New York Weekly TrHnme’* la an Ideal family paper wlth a circulation large: ply the entire demand, but take prompt every one ought to be able to obtain, ,-------than that ot any oti er weekly publication in the counti y Issued from the office of a dally. Lar? measures in their organized capacity because, like wholesome flour and —-r- ) being made In its details tending to give it greater life and variety, and repewal ! more interetii to tbe women and young people of tbe household. to bring the average quality up to the wholesome meat, they are necessities, • high standard established and admira­ seldom cost less than two dollars 1 bly maintained by the leading tank apiece. A great many people must go for A SPECIAL CONTRACT raablreu* to offer IM* splendid journal snathe BANNER manufacturers of the country. without some other necessity. In old- i “Enough glass to satisfy the demand, fashioned times people knitted all their and of uniform high quality, must be stockings, and it was not an unsur- ! made the watchword of both the Pitts­ mountable task. Where there is plenty burgh and western manufacturers, and of leisure, it is a possible thing to knit unless prices are foolishly advanced undershirts in ribbed pattern of Sax­ (Tbe regular subscription price ut the two ] apert is ti.T.) to such u point as to again stimulate ony yarn, which should be shrunk be­ Subscriptions may begin it any time. Adtliets all otders to imports we ought to be able, in a few fore it is knlL' Such undershirts will years, to completely establish onr in­ outwear any shirts bought in the mar­ dustrial independence." ket at three times their price. It is The demand for window glass still not posable to get any ribbed under- ' keep® up and fa tn excess of the im­ wear that will not shrink in time, but mediate supply. Thia is largely atr these homemade shirts arc as nearly Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. VF tributable to orders stimulated by dis­ onshrinkable as it is possible to have Best, Room a, Tribune building, New York City, and a sampit count* offered large buyers and mem­ these garments. Invalids and little copy of Tbe New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. bers of the Jobbers* association by the children always should be provided organized manufacturers, and on ac­ with shirts in this way if it b possible. I count of building activity. The regular It is also possible to make very com- ' demand, however, is very large. fortablc garments out of flannel. In ! Advices from Belgium were that an order tn increase their warmth thby agreement had been reached among should be made double across the chest manufacturers which will curtail pro­ and bowels, and the «cams may be con- ’ duction during December, each of 31 cealed between the double layers. It is firms operating tank furnaces having not universally known that two layers Most Popular Republicsn Newspaper agreed to close their factories tempo­ of flannel are much warmer than is one rarily in order to prevent overproduo of double thickness woven in one piece. of the West and Ftes the Lur^rst CSrculfition. tion .—Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph. —N. Y. Tribune. TERMS BY MAIL DUtrust the Looking Olaaa DAILY (without Sunday) ................. Ercry girl who is dissatisfied with $4.00 per year “You know those people that live in herself should remember that she is DAILY (with Sunday) $6.00 per year that two-story house across the way— better looking than the most kind of tbe Gumpersons, or some such name?" looking glasses bid her belierc. A mir­ PKBYXAB.'............... i............ ror, it is contended, cannot flatter a “I have a puaing acquaintance with Aa a Hewroapw THX INTER OCEAN krep, .belt of th, time, in ait face that is in its natural state, that t espeotx. It spares neither pains nur expense in. secur. >’.g them. Speak to them when 1 meetany is, not "made up.” Eren the very best of them on tbe atreet. Well, one of the ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF, CURRENT UTERATL’i.' plate glass has a pale green tinge, girt. Mopped me whUe I waa out walk­ which reflects a color a trifle less dear ing tho other morning. She raid: than original; hair also has always a TUae Hlghfly, your borne waant bro­ more gtaaeyebeeo than the glass show*. ken into laat night and robbed, waa itt As a Family Paper Is Not EjscsHed br AnyIf It is wavy the glass never shows I aald: 'Na Why? And abe aald: the best of the waves, and if ittestraigfat the glass aoceatuatea the straightness. nlfht aomebody rot Into ybnr home . ARTr^TURm are mnquatod. More important and still better to te through the kitchen window and atole FAG* FAFUl and oonudns the Jt-wa of the World. remembered and carefully treasured, ever ao many valuable thlnga.’ Think ♦t. P?,IJTIpALX.Y IT ia a*PUBLICAN, aad gives its rtuleretue benefit of no one ever looks at the face so close­ of the preaumptioa of HI Dreaming . diiMMsions oa all Uva political topics, tt Is pabdahed ia Cmeativ ly or so critically as the owner of it about na! And they aren’t in our net at and is is accord with ti»opeep’s of tho West in both poiiUcs an-t literature. looks at the reflection In the glass. alll“—Chicago Tribune. thal 3*°* of TB* WKIKLY INTKE OCEAN :r Blemishes that are a grief to a nonotreda tbs Supply. THE NAME OF THE NEXT president oi me United Slates tub nbw York W6BKIU Tribune OF NOVEMBER 4TH, 1896. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.00 CIIJH IN ADVANCE. THE MHNER The Inter Ocean The Weekly Inter Ocean- The Weekly Inter Ocean conoeitert girt may pass quite unno­ ticed by her friends. The two or three gray hairs that appear unfairly soon on the bead of a girl who overworks her brain simply have the effect of “What do you think. Ethal, Maude “Yon don’t any so! Why, he’, only n apolocv for a man * THE �A Strip of Michigan Banner A little Coldwater boy, wbo mistrusted SLAUGHTER HOUSE WASTE. I>Whl*a LHtle Early Ri**-r- lor iiifiums that his nose waa put out of joint by the ue*s.indlgr4Udn, consllpathiii. A «im«i pilk Thursday, Jan. 16, 1896 new baby, asked his mother where the a prumpi cure. W. H. Goudyeab Utilisation of the Non-Edible Por­ baby came from. “From Heaven, dar­ tions cf Butchered Animals. Mackinac sirs it* are fruz<-a willd. ling,** replied the mother. “The little TTAWA One Minute Coogb Cure i* a popular snipe wasn’t onto when he was well off, . oo / remedy fur croup. Safe for chrdren and Many Useful Articles of Commme J was be ma?”—Courier. adult*. ' W. H. Goodyear. from the Discarded Scrap* and T\R. ALICE KIRK, Forty-two years ago C. Giddings left bls Gore of the Slaughtering J-F Physician and Surgeon. In Chrixjygun street cars run on sleighs AU Balls promptly attended day and night, Fen*. wife and departed for the California gold iu the winter. Location.of Cooperarille. ©ffloe at Ford’a Hotel, south side entrance. Dyspeptic, Nervous and Hysterical—An field. Twenty vegrs passed without word If suffering with piles, Il will ‘nten'si Invalid for 14 Years—Doctors. Sani­ If only the edible portions: of slaugh ­ tarium oud Soecialists All Failed. youtokuuw ibut prWtti’a tViirh U*z>-I T E. BARRELL. W. W. POTTER. from him. aud she secured a divorce and tered animals' could be utilized, meat Salve will euro ihem. Mra. L. E. Titna, Coopersville, Mich., J• BARRELL & POTTER, Tills tiM dielbf ls n married again. Last week they met by would be a luxury and at a high figure, ~petlfic for all complaints pt (hl* riiaraat-r makes the following statement: “For Attorneys at Law. . Office over Basting* City Hank, Collections mere accident and were ro-marrled at Hol­ since only about uno-third of the and ir hi struct tons (which art- wimple) are 14 years I waa an invalid sufferingMomptly attended to, and general law business land. where their daughter Mrs. Dr. O. E. weight of the animal consiats of prod­ carried out, u cure will result Ate have from extreme nervousness and dyspep­ tancse? Yates resides. He is 76Nand she 74 years ucts that can be eaten. The utilization tested thb In numerous casts, and always sia. My case seemed to be beyond the skill of physicians, some of whom were with like results. It never tail*. old. They will reslde.ln Holland. of the waste products of large abat ­ A. LAMPMAN, soecialista in the treatment of such W. H. Goodyear. . D. D. S. Monday a large elm tree, which had for toirs ns in Chicago, where no fewer TH* AMKRIOAN dweases. I spent a time in a All kinds ot Dental work done carefully and t,ban9.e0O0<stecrs,l,00Uealvea,15,000hogs The Pentwater New's is 1‘itrty-fuur Grand Rapids sanitarium. Their treat­ promptly, Local Anesthesia, gas or chloroform Iears stood near the business center of the* PROTECTIV* TARIFF LXAOUE. and 6,000 aheap have been received in years old, bale and hearty. rpren. Office over I hln Smith's Racket Store, ment proved useless; everything! ate Ity of Niles, was cut down. In the heart hoars 8 to 12 and 1 to W a single day. becomes a matter of conNo excuse tor sleepless nights when you caused extreme distress. I became so of the tree was found imbedded over a sidcrable importance. The market J. C. LAMPMAN. M. D. can procure One Minute Cough Cure. This । nervous that I would break out crying* Office with W. a. Lampman, calls promptly dozen rifle balls of ancient pattern and as value of the by-products represents an will relieve all annoyauecs, cure Hie must' without any cause. While In this con­ ■tnsw. red. special attention given to Utting tauaeeaaad treating Hernia or Rupture for 4the rings In the trunk numbered fifty it is enormous sum. and the concentration severe coual) and give you rest and I dition I was induced to use Dr. Wheel­ radical cure. The majority of caiu-x can be ►evident that some of tbe shots had been of small products that a butcher would strength. Can you afford io do without It? i er’s Nerve Vitalizer. A change was ngs jwmancntly cured without a surgical operaW. H. Goodyear. noticeable from the first dose; four or fired over a half a century ago. Lt Is said allow to go to waste. In the process Mich. Hastings, During 1805 tbe increase of Jackson five bottles cured me absolutely. To­ that near the spot where tbe tree stood a of slaughtering the ox is killed by the day I am in perfect health, can eat A. DODGE. Undertaker and Funeral desperate encounter between the French blow of a hammer on the head. The county’s insane wax over 100 per cent anything and drink tea or coffee with jugular vein and carotid artery are cut, v?» Director. SURPLUS, 817,000.00 Wife—Here’f- an account ot a man who comfort. ’ ’ Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve Vital­ and Indians once took place. ’ .permitting the escape of the blood, shot himself rather than suffer the pangs izer cured her by its act’on on the A Fine Hdarso at ail Ftfuerals. No extra Incorporated under tbr laws of tee State of charge for embalming. Dolton, M ch. Some of the boys of Galien enticed which is collected. When cold it co­ ot indigestion. Husband—The fool! Why nerves jt the stomach. Michigan. Charles Sheeley, a youth ot that place, to agulates. The fluid portion, contain­ didn’t he take DeWitt’s LltUu Early Kis­ For Sale by IF. H. Goodyear. aw and collection office of visit a building in town which bas the ing soluble suite, is liberated. It is ers? 1 used to suffer as bad as he did be­ Open for business, Dec. 15, IM*. fore I commenced taking these ll^Je pills. J. M. SMITH. reputation of being haunted and in which employed for sizing paper. Tbe best W. H. Goodyear. qualities of blood aro used in refining •ollections made in all parts of the Mike OFFICERS. ghostly visitors have been especially ac­ Bonveyancing a speciality. Special pains sugar. The sugar contains many im­ D. G. Roblneon. President: The Methodist’s of Hagensvflle, Presque Cheater Mettser. Vice Pre*. taken in drafting cobtracts, chattel mort­ tive for the past month. Tbe boys had purities. When dissolved in a solution Isir county, will butld a church soon. Dan W. Reynolds, CaaMar. gaged and wills. Woodland, Mich. arranged with one of their number to hide of water and pure ox blood and heated, DIRECTORS: Coughlnu Irritates t>"j delicate organs in tbe garret and drop down noiselessly the albumen of the blood rises as a Don W. Reynridn. W. R Powers, dward Taggart Loyal E. Kruippen. into the room when the visitors came. The scum and carries the impurities'in sus­ and aggravates the uiseasa Instekd ot D. G Rotlneon. K. B. Mmeer, waiting try One Minute Cough Cure. Lt M. J. Cook. , Chester Meaaar, Arthur C. Denison. program wascarrrled out with the effect pension. The sugar is afterward fil­ helps at ouce, making expectoration easy, P. T. ColffrovA TAGGART, KNAPPEX & DENISON, Drill at Ufe-Sarfng Stations. LAWYERS. of frlghtnlng Charles so badly that be Is tered through cotton and then jrone- reduces the Horeness and Inflammation. On Tuesdays there is boat practice; Every one likes it. W. H. G oodyear Rooms 811-811 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. black. The latter is also a product of <miy aainuK? uep^rtmrnt In B*r»y Grand Rapids. Michigan. not likely to recover fur several days. Ootid ty and pi-* .ntr-rw, ;tx: um» the abattoir, being made from calcined Northville's furniture company has re­ this consists in hauling the boa* car­ This is the way they tight fire In a town bones. Inferior qualities of blood arc ceived orders from route of the city school* riage to the bench, unloading, launch­ AMES A. SWEEZEY, ing her and pulling out through the in one of our adjoining counties: “When used for many purposes, us in the man­ In Japan for school scats. Attorney at law, surf—backing, turning, or doing just Hastings. Mich. the fire was discovered the first thing that ufacture of buttons, which are hard to One Minute Cough Cure is rightly nam­ Practices in nil courts of the state. Col­ was done was to ring a restaurant dinner distinguish from hard rubber ones. ed. It affords Instant relief from suffering what the keeper commands, he steer­ ing tbe boat. After practice, the boat Tbe poorest quality of blood mixed lections promptly attended to. when afflicted with a severe cough or cold, bell for an alarm. Gradually, the firemeu with other by-products is used as a kt acts un the throat, bronchial tubes, and is put on the carriage, hauled back to put in a tardy appearance and the engine the boat house, cleaned and left in fertilizer. Tho skin is converted into lungs and never falls to give immediate re­ fl A. SCRIBNER, M. D., was got to the scene of action, where it perfect order. Wednesday is signalH. Goodyear. leather. The portions of the stomach, lief. V« Physician and Surgeon, was found that, from long in action, the Is no doubt a matter of There is an internation­ Delton, ■ Mich. intestines, etc., are separated into the Trouble arising over the theft of a 15­ drili;da.' . Office In residence, one block east of depot pump valves were so dry they would not parts that go torthe drying-roolb, the cent buggy whip as culminated in damage al «xh- -J signals, composed of some concern to you, flags representing the different let­ work. These had to be takeu out and portion that enters into the composi­ tiiiit for 810,000 at Saginaw. but not so when you A. A C. H. BARBER ters of the alphabet. Each surf­ soaked up, pending which lime the fire tion of fertilizers, and also that which • Physicians and Surgeons. Piles of people have piles, but Do Witt’s buy it at the City Bak­ Calls in city or county responded to witL burned down and died out? but the brave is to be converted into ail and then into JVIteh' Hazel SalVe will cure them. When man has a set. of mi nature flags, ery. Everyone when and he signals Io the keeper, who an­ inargarincundbutterine. Residueparti ­ piomptnees. day_or night promptly applied it cures scalds and bums firemen were determined to make a show swers them with him flags—an any man in the city should get a cles of meat and fat are collected and without tbe. slightest pain. and dropped the boee intv n cistern, only at i he st-ition can rend a message from W. H. Goodyrar, sold to manufacturers of axle grease, A. SHELDON, cheap lunch at the City to find that no water was there. Greatly a wrecked ship. All the principal « Abstract and Real Estate Office. soap and candles. The bladder is Bakery. Hot tea and The sons of Thomas Coulson, a Midland maritime nations have adopted this Abstract Block. Hastings. disappointed by their ill luck, the boys re­ cleaned, inflated, tied, dried, and sold Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate farmer, played “Injun” with a sopposedcoffee at all hours of Mid ou commission. General conveyancing, turned their apparatus to cover, there to to manufacturers of mastic, snuff, etc. to-be unloaded musket, the younger broth­ code, and as vessels are provided with the day. Finest line of daring a complete aet of Abstract Books, com- remain until another fire shall visit the As the bladder' is impermeable no flags, and books containing the key to er being shot and instantly killed. from the Records, can furnish complete different signals, printed in many ionevaporation occurs, hence, ita use also Confectionery in the place.** Wtl»t » Won! Will Do. guagrs. communication between ves­ city. A very strange parasite has put jn an by the perfumer and druggist for cov­ Byron reminds us that a word is sels and riations can be easily carried ering corks of bottles. PHILIP T. COLGROVE. enough to arouse mankind to mutual appearance in Dorr and Salem townships, Jt Attorney at Law Tbe guts, which arc treated in n simi­ slaughter. Yes, there 1s power in a word on, whatever the «hip’s nationality.— (Successor to Smith & Colgrove.) which k is believed, ha* never before been lar manner, ere glued together end to —Maralbou, for instance, Waterloo, Get­ Teresa A. Brown, in St. Nicholas. (Office In Union block. Hastings.; seen. During tbe warm weather several end and used in 'breweries for lining ty sburgh, Appomatox. MORTGAGE BALE. Great battles Practices in allthe courts ot the state. —TYe prceent. the present, is all thou farmers opened their potato holes, and pipes, so as to prevent the beer from these. I»ut what a great battle is golug on In hast for thy sure possessing: like the B. KENA8TON, great was their surprise to see that many coming in contact with the metal. The In many a sick and 'suffering body. yours, inrbaps. Take Courage. You can patriarch's angel, hold it fast till it « Attorney at Law, of their potatoes had been eaten up by intestines are also prepared for gold­ win. Cull to your aid Dr. Pierces Gulden give* ita blessing.—Whittier. (Over J.8. Goodvear&Oo.’sstore.) rractl ces I nail courts of the State. Collections some Insect, which girdled the potato in beaters* use, in which alternateflayers Medical Medlral Discovery. It acts pow­ promptly attended to. of skin and gold Iruf arc beaten to erfully upon the liver, cleanses the system many directions aud at each’ passage over about one ten-millionth of a milli­ of all blood-taints at.d. Impurities; cures cimditton th^l should auy d fault be made »<i tba l*yu>eut .4 ttte «*1d tnu rret; or any part there­ R. TI MMF.RMAN. Homapalhlc Phy tbe girdled portion cut deeper and deeper meter. This delicate membrane all hutuors from a common Blotch ur Ir­ of on any duy whereon the wn* & made pay­ til! tbe potato was a mere shell. Under forme/1 from the external membrane ruption to tbe wor>t Scrofula. Sdt-rheum, • slciau and Surgeon. able. as above expressed, and ah uld tbe aama Office over Roger’s grocery store.) When abe waa a Child, she cried for Castoria. tbe microscope there seems to be many of the large intestine of the ox, is of • Fever-sores.” Scaly ur Rough Skin, In rern-in unpaid Mid in arrear for tbe space of thirty dxvs. the and from ibencefore. that ia Whan sbo became Mim, she clung to Castorta. thousands of them In each grove, and It Is particular value. It is used in surgery short, all diseases caused by bad blood, tn.$ay after the lapse of said th’rty OayaJtto (.rest Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under lis aforesaid principal emu of twelve hundred When she had Children, abc pvethem Castorta. feared that tbe devastations will be found for closing wounds and for making dollars wtth all arrearage of toterea’ thereon, brtiign influence. Especially potent In plasters. Glue is made from the shall, at jbe option of said party of the eettNMl to be considerable when the farmera come curing Tetter, Ecrenui, Erysipelas, Boils, party become due and payable. I - CIRCULATION • to open the holes generally In the spring. coarser and gelatine from the finer Carbuncles, sore eyes, * Scrofulous Sores Default having b-bt> made in the payment of parts of such by-products as piirhigsof and Swellings, Hip Joint Disease. “White Tcia week, 86 quires. Specimens of the parasites will be sent to skins, the ears, a portion of the tail, the Swellings,” and Enlarged Glands. t-pacr of thirtv dttjs *nd upwards, tbe aforesaid the agricultural departmental Washington feet, the muzzle, the bones of the skull MORTGAGE HALE. principal Kutu of twrlre bnndred doUsra Wtth Hereafter, changes for advertisements for investigation. Tho parasite ruined and jaws, and the interior of the horns. Default baring been made tor more than all arrearage* of lutcrert tlremxi ro uow dedar­ mast reach this office Tuesdays af latest to Dr. Pierced Pellets cure permanently thirty days I d the pa>m-''.i Interest overdue ed due »r>ri payable hv the terms nf arid ntortover one hundred bushels for one fanner The hair from the interior of the ears insure Insertion In the issue of the week constipation, biliousness, sick headache and payable on a mor -’ed Aurust 2Hb. gage «.n which m«*r(Kagw there h chimed U1 bo is verj' fine and used in making cheap and indigestion. 18M. mvta by Murrey It w s and Lizzie Brom­ dti<> at the date often txRlee the sum ot Thir­ in Salem.—Otsego T/nion. when brought lev. Lt* wife, to Morgan - and- on the Fame teen Hui-dr»-<t F-ven'v three Dollars and ■tly“camel’s” hair brushes. The feet, freed 1H«1 You Ever day recorded In the vCio. <>i the Register of itwoeeut^Mnd an ntmrurt's tee of thirty 8ve Northville has a Flourishing Young for the Onmtv ot Barry In tbe tttate of .Dollars provided for In mid morigace. and no Hoods Sarsaparilla, taken at this season, will iS-y Electric Bftters as a remedy for your from the horn, serve for tbe manufac­ Men’* Christians association ot 100 mem­ Michigan in Liber 4? of Mortjciges oo ungo te'3 fur or prorerailngsat law harinc Item Institut­ make you fcri strong and vigorous and keep troubles? If not get a bottle now aud get ture of an oil used to dress leather. bers but no rooms. W hich default the Mdd Morgan Junes, by ed to rworw tec rmmev* secured by said atariyou from sldknee* later ou The citizens have for virtue of the right viven him In aald mortgage gntre or anv jmrt tbereol; relief. This medicine is found to be pe­ The horns can be heated, welded, split, Now. Therefore, bv vlrtne W the paver of colored, molded, etc., and imitate been asked tu provide rooms fur the socle- has m ale and hereto makes tbe whole pr’nclpal Marshall expects to have free mail de* culiarly adapted to the relief and care of sum ut aald morLsMte ana tho interest accrue*! . aXle c' Dtali.ed la s.<|d Tuorteage. and tee sidtato all female cotnplalnta, exerting • wonder many well-known objects. The hair therenn nnw due an:l imrabl** and on which , lu such ra*»e made and provided, nntioe Is here­ livery soon. there Is now niaimed tn bo due at the by given that on Saturday the Twenty-elrMa ful direct influence in giving strength aud removed in. making glue is burned in a If we could trace dyspepsia to its source, nnartrap.* date of thh ixittre the ’*uin of s**vrn bu’-rtred dxj ot March A. D. t»6. at ten o’clock in tho Plainwell’s kerosene oil street lamps lone to the organs. If you have loss of closed vessel, and serves for the manu­ it would lead back to our kitchens, in aud tevnty five dollars ai>d ninety six cent*, forenoon, I shall aril ut Dublin Auction to , the have been bought by tbe village of Rich­ appetite, constipation, headache, fainting facture of ammonia, used extensively fuel, tbe secret of good health Is good aud no suit or pre-eedltuf at law having been highest bidder, at the North front door of the V» recover tbe amount secured by Court ilou-e lu the city of Hasting* Chat bofag spells, or are nervous, ale*.pleas, excitable, in refrigerating machines. Even the cooking. If.well cooked, foods are par­ instituted the place where the Circuit Court for Barry said ova ttt.:gr or jny part thereof. land. melancholy or troubled with dizzy spells. Notire im dir refore hereby given that on Sat- Comity I- botdieti). tn— prembes described Is undigested food in the stomach, hay tially digested; if poorly cooked. I key are Electric Bittera is the medicine you need. unlay the It ’h rtsiV of April. A. D. ifta at ten said mortgage, or mueh thereof as may he leap digestible than in their raw state. If Senator Burrows was fifty-nine years aqd Indian corn, is compressed and o ’ clock in »hforemwi. ’ here will be sold at the necessary t® pay t!:” amount due o>< said fltovtHealth and strength are guaranteed by Its His birth place was use. l,arge bottles only fifty cents nt W. dried, and forms a food known as you are a victim of faulty rooking; that is north front drer of tbe court house In the c ty K »ge with wren per cent. InteresSaod all teal old last Thursday. if you suffer from dyspepsia, the rational of Hnetiag*. Grouty of Barry and the (Rate «f cnw*. together with an attorney* fee - f Thirty •‘Texas nut” The young calves fur­ cure must !>e looked for lu an artificially BHchlgan isald court arose being the place In five I tollart covenanted fop therein, the preimteNorth Erie, Pa. H. Goodyears’ drug store. a» IbM nish the rennet used in cheese, etc. The digested food, and a food which will at the which the cm uit court lor th? C-'U’ity ot B.»rry e» being described in twd mortgage A million bushels of peaches were shjpAndrew Hickey, a Cadillac well digger, bile (ox gall) is used for cleaning and same time aid in tbe digestion of other H held) nt public anrlioo. to the highest bidder, piece or parrel ofl.ind Ring and being sithata the premlsee «leacri»e-<i in said mnrtcage, or so in the Township of Hnstlnve iu the County of yed from four townships in Allegan coun­ met death Saturday munilug. A bucket painting and binding. Large quanti­ foods. Such a preparation virtually rests tuueh Uierenf a« may be rere-rsary ta satisfy IVvryaad State of Michigan .and knowuansdo full of sand struck him on the bend and* the a::>onnt due uu s tid morigaff? as atwe >**1 ties of excellent fertilizing material the tired digestive Organs, thereby restor­ forth ty last season. with the imr|vst thu’vou, iuut the custa, broke his neck. charges and ex nenKiw allowed bylaw and prte OuMrter of Srotion Thirty-two £2) la Town are produced from miscellaneous offal. ing them to their natural strength. Two Wftsou farmers marketed four The Digestive Cordial as prepared by vlded fur in said mortgage, said premises being Tnree <3) North. Binge Eight (S) West Condensed Testimony. The same by-products are obtained rtie parties ot the flrat pxrt hereby agree to sUngte i In theefr of HaMluys. cotn y«f Barry begs last week, weighing 2070. an average jCbas. B. Hood.^Brokcr and Manufactur­ from tbe hog as from the ox, with pep­ the Shakeru of Mount Lebanon, la just and State ut Mlchtaan and ctwriben us lolkrw-. nay the taxes that iu»y hereafter bi asMtaed er’s Agent, Columbus, Ohio, owtilks that sin and bristles in addition^—Scientific such a preparation, and n single 10 cent to *U : Lot nnnmered Ten In Block Luml^rea a:»<>u tbh mortgsce up to and ineluitius one per ef 526X pounds. rent, and th* exoe*s df anv) over the one per is Eleve-j In H. J K>ufle.1d ’ * Addition to the vil ­ bottle will convince you of its value. If Dr. King’s New Discovery has ito equal as (tow Oltvint Hasting*, according to tbe cent io be paid by the party <*f the sccocdpart your druggist doesn’t keep It, he will be lage All of the lady graduates of Marshall’s a cough remedy. .1. D. Brown. Prop., St. .American. Hereto. Recorded Pitt thereof. glad to get it through his wholesale house. FOR~THE HOUSEWIFE. Dated, ItavU.'Ks. Mich., Xtoaarv Wlh, uw. high school class of *93 are teachers In James Hotel, Fort Wayne. Ind., testifies Mokgan JoMm. that be was cured of a cough of two years Mortgagee. T. CouiRorx. that city’s schools. Laxol Is the best medicine (or children. standing, caused by La Grippe by Dr. nints Gathered Harr, There and Evwy-flnil fiirrtrilmtAlonzo E. Krnastox. Doctors recommend it in place of Castor DUM Dec. Klb, Attutuey fur Mortgagee. B. F. Merrill, The prisoners in the Ingham county King’s New Discovery. Common seashore sand will greatly on. jail at Mason have sawed, split, and piled Baldwinsville. Mass., says that he has used aud recommended it and never knew improve the appearance of old velvet Mr. and Mrs. 8. N. Warren of Lsnriug tweuty-five cords of wood. it to fall, and would rather have it than and remove all the dust Sprinkle the have Jost celebrated the O’.st anniversary Pilot Medium, the Famous stallion, of any doctor, because it always cores. Mrs. velvet well with the fine sand and then of their tDarriage and are hearty and ac­ Hemming, 222 E 25lb St. Chicago, always brush until none remains, always tive and are good for a long time yet Battle Creek, died suddenly last week of keeps It at hand and Um no fear of Croup, brushing the pile the wrong way. inflammation of the bowels. He was because it instantly relieves. Free trial Funeral flowers are no longer all What We Offer Too tattles at W. H. Goodyear’s Modern Drug rained at 8100,000. white, and set pieces are not desired- Is this; if you are troubled with Catarrh, Store. Doxes of loose flowers are most often Cold in Head, Hay Feyer. go tn the drug­ The clerk of VanBoren county Issued Governor Rich has closed hl* residence sent by friends, although small wreaths gist named below nndjget a bottlu of Cen268 marriage licenses last year. In the at Elba for tbe winter and will make bls arc still used, but have become so full turyCatarrb Cure. No danger of being circuit court for the same county 87 de­ headquarters at the Hotel Downey in that they are more like a round mat of humbugged. Relief In five minute* and a crees of divorce were granted. Lansing until spring. flowers. At a recent funeral each mem­ positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. ber of a large family laid a wreath of Tbehign school bnildiug at Michigan A Sunday School at Kinderhook etudied The best salve in the world for cuts, violets on the mother’s coffin. City burned last week at a low of 850.Nice handkerchiefs should not be tbe bible along tbe old line last year-com­ ♦00." Insurance 820,000. Tbe fire broke bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever mitting verses. One class ot right com­ When rinsed, pass them sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, ironed. mitted 3,401 verses. Two girls learned out shortly after school was dismissed. corns, and all skin irruptions, and posi­ tlirough a wringer, after they have been 700 each. tively cure piles or no pay required. It for the United SCatee fox- tela folded in a fine towel. Spread on a Allegan county has spent 8300 in search­ is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction sheet of glass (a clean marble-topped lag for the Fennville train robbers and tbe nr or money refunded. Price 25 cents per table, if that abomination is left in the Be ante and use that old and well tried * the board of supervisors called a halt in tbe box. For sale by W. H.‘ Goodyear, tted bottle and not betoff household, answers), and smooth till remedy. Mrs. Winslow’* Soothing Syrup proceedings last week by declaring that no druggist. every wrinkle is out. The linen or for children teething. Il twutbs tbe child, or<ls*ry more moneyjshould be expended. muslin will cling to the marble or boftemsthe gums, allays all pain, enrea inion ___ ___ City sends more_students . tbe to It Is a fact not generally known that state normal school than any other town glass and dry with that finish that is wind colic and is - the best remedy fur on the fine, unstarched kerchiefs just diarrheea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Michigan to credited by tbe mint bureau in the state. The present number is from tbe shops. twenty one enrolled. with a production of nearly 83,000.000 Out of the 580 students attending the Sofa pillows are covered with plain worth of Ml ver, of which perhaps 8100,000 Hew«« of Dintmenu for Catarrh thxt silks in delicate colors and have a three- Ann Arbor high schuoi. 373 are non-resi­ dents. Contain Mt-rcury, bas come from the Ropes gold mine at I»inch double frill around the edge. A 2OOCState’street, pheming and the rest from the copper as mercury will sarely destroy tbe scuse ot square of renaissance lace la then laid fflotMMfe Trouble Ow. smell and completely derange the whole system over the pillow and is large enough ■tines. when entering It through the tnueoas surfaces. io partly cover the frill. In place of Eaperiflienu in soaking seeds in a weak Such articles should never be used except on the plain silk two shades of plain satin the Rood, whkto I have Strived from this medlprescriptions from reputable physicians, as the solution <if nitrate of soda previous to ctor, and I recoouDrod R to all who are trodWdamage they will do is ten fold to the good you ribbons may be used, weaving them in sowing favor the operation, the result be­ can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh and out. basket fashion, and allowing rd with stetnaah CifieuUv aud catarrh. ’ Mrr. the ribbons to extend three inches over ing an earlier germination, and a more Toledo. O.,eontaln« no tnerenry, and is taken study growth. Tbe experiments show lnterBally,actlnx (flrectly upon the Wood and the pillow and fringe the ends for r that tbe germinating seed tates up ni­ mucous Bcdactrs rtf the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be s«re jua get the itenutrate* and convert them into albuminous toe. It m taken internally and Is made tn T/>—The fruit of tbe nutmeg tree h ledo, Ofilo, by F. J, Cheney A Co. TcstanontaR Masting cause BUSINESS CARDS. oi Clmevtoan. AvAeveaSn* ? W H asti L City Bank, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. E J Your Qaily Bread O H P A. E. REMKES, FROF'R A K LOCAL NEWS. KAFFIR KOLA EXTRACT is the Greatest Remedy and Cure of the 19th CENTURY Kaffir Kola Extract Co., in Buying a Piano or an Children Cry for �Announcement Extraordinary! The, largest sale of Everything must be sold in 30 days. Come early while we have a full line of sizes.' All goods sold for cash. Yours truly, F. G. Stowell. boots and shoes This stock has no accumulation of : : years but is all nice clean goods. Most of the damage was done by smoke and water Ever held in HASTINGS Is now on at iiliiOiffliiiiiiiiiiiUte I Additional Local News. /'some tlaae ago Salsbury sold out his /ivery business to a man named Cazier. I Since that time there has been more or iess trouble between them regarding a team of horses. Writs and replevins have -■keen quite numerous, eloquence bas been wasted by lawyers, but the climax came Saturday, when Bert Tinkler came to the barn to levy on some horses. Bert got poMeseioa, and so thoroughly did the oth­ er parties want him to bave it, that they -•eked him in. He didn’t stay very long ..tough before the door was off Its hinges anti Wert marched away with tlw proj»erty ;>a bis charge. ' LOCAL OPTION. KweUup Called for Saturday Afternoon. A meeting in tbe interest of local option kas beea called for Saturday afternoon at ;he Opera House, at which we hope our . citizens may irepond. Everyone must acknowledge tbe • uormx tty of (tie liquor traffic even under our present system. It drags men down to she level of beasts and robs them of season. If nil of the sorrow, suffer­ ing aud disgrace were confined to the ■ ■ones who driuk, people might look differ­ - jntly at the liquor question. But it often happens that innocent wives and children jre the ones moat affected, aud too often ire the real sufferers. No law can be enforced without a good, itrong public sentiment back of it, espec­ ially a law ol tills character. We are de­ aided!? in favor of local option if there is -strong enough sentiment to see that the I Some Uiere may be who will object to it • Ji: account at the revenue which will be ««t off. This revenue, which comes from •saloon licenses, is taken from homes that weed help and encouragement If the vs»en that spend all their money in saloons can't bave the saloons to spend it In. the money formerly spent for liquor will be upent Cor groceries and olotblug. Speakof local option in Eaton County the Charlotte Tribune has this to bay:— •From County Clerk George Decke.who taa&'oees carefully looking the matter up, we learn that the amouut of fines and costs already paid into the county treasury for •violation of tbe local option law since it 'was. firat voted iu this county, exceeds tire u>ul -amoiint paid ont during the same t mu' to grand jurors and witnesses, and vfor officers for summoning saiue, and for detective services by about 81200. There are several others convicted and to be con vieted who will swell this amount oonsid•i rably. Fvuoi what other class of crime •tu th- whole category can such a record be ffoundV Sheriff Green says bis business is sadly injured by tbe local option law, and Prosecutor Maynard says the petty crim­ inal business of tbe county has fallen off •at least fifty per cent. If our friends in • other counties have to meet the unholy . argument that a little blood money is worth mole than our boys, let them come : hi our Eaton County records for pointers.” being with stock In good, healthy, and thrifty condition: Hornet. 92 percent; sheep 93 per cent; cattle, 94 per ecat. and swine 97 per cent. The average prices January 1 of some of the principal farm products in the markets where farmers usually market such pro­ ducts. were as follows: The average price of wheat was 59 cents per bushel; of corn 32 cents, and of uats, 31 cents; and tbe average price of bay was 818.19 per ton. Tbe average price of fat cattle was 82.83 per cwt., of fat bogs. 83,19 per cwt, and of dressed pork 84.25 per cwt. The average price of each class ot horses was as follows: Under one year. 815.70; 1 between one and two years old 824.37; be­ tween two and three years old. $36,12; three years old and over, 852.65. Milch cows were worth $26-45 per head. Cattle other than milch cows, under one year old were worth per bead '$7.OS; be­ tween one and two years old, 819^44: be­ tween two and three years. 819.16. and three years old and over 825.70. Tbe average price of sheep under one year old was 81.52, and one year old ■nd over 81.91: and hogs under one year old were worth 83.92 and one year old and over 87.43. The prices liere given are for the State. For each class ot horses, sheep and bogs’ they are higher, and for milch cows and each class of cattle other than milch cows, lower than the prices ruling in the southern four tiers of counties. Compared with January 1. 1895. there has been a decline in the prices of all farm products named In this report excepting wheat, hay, sheep and cattle, Whent averages 9 cents a bushel, aud hay 85.17 r tun more now than ene year ago. Sheep under one year old hake advanced 20 cents aud those one year old and over. 27 cents per head, and the several classes of cattle have advanced from 9 to 26 cents per bead. The loss on corn is 14 cents, ami on oats It cents per bushel. Tbe decline in fat cattle Is It cents, fat hogs 77 cents, and dressed pork 72 cents percwL Tbe several^classes of horses have de­ clined io value as follows: Under one year old $2.49; between one aud two years old, 84.05. between two and three years old. $6.40 and three years old and over 83.12. Milch cows have declined $1.46 per head. Hogs under one year old average 40 cents less, and those one year old and over 81.36 less than one year ago. Hjrses three years old aud over were worth $118.10 on January 1,1890. Since that date there has been a decline of $65.­ 45, or more than 55 per cent. The average price each year since 1890 was as follows; 1891, $111.16; 1892. $101.17; 1893, $91.91; 1894, $75.83; 1895, 860.77, and 1890, $53.­ 65. , tory of science. Her remedies were se­ cured while In Japan, and will positively and permanently care consumption, bron­ chitis and asthma. No long incurable di­ sease by their new method of their treat­ ment. The doctor can be consulted dally at the parlors In tbe Hastings House. Office hours 9 a. m. to 8 p..m. Sunday 2 COMING to HASTINGS Three Months Service Free.' Dr. W. J. Moorley Lee. The Distinguished Japan­ ese Throat and Lung Surgeon, Eye and Ear Expert, DR- HELEN E- LEE. The Noted Specialist. 1 Who has enjoyed such wonderful suc­ cess in Japan. Europe and New York and this state will open an office in the Has­ tings House on Thursday Jan. 33.„ All Invalids wbd visit these eminent specialists before Thursday Jan. 30 will receive service tree. Their long experience in the largest hospitals of the world enables them snecraisftilly to treat all chronic diseases, such as rbenmatlFni, paralysis, neuralgia, head­ ache, fits, sleepiessnejs. brain, and nervous exhaustion. 8t. Vitus Dance, can­ cers. tumors, skin diseases, Inclnding freckles, pimples, ulcers, salt rheum, etc., also heart, liver, stomach and kidney diseases, nervous debility, exhausted vi­ tality. confueluu of ideas, aversion to so­ ciety, loss of memory and energy -etc., are quickly and permanently cured by an orig­ inal and never falling treatment. Cures guaranteed when others bave failed, but will not accept Incurable cases. They will examine you thoroughly free of charge, and if you are incurable they will, frankly, kindly, tell you so. Take one candid thought before it is too late. A week or a month may place your case beyond the reach of hope. Young men who have become victims of solitary vice, that dreadful habit which annually sweeps to an untimely grave thousands of young men of an exalted talent and brilliant Intellect, may call with confidence. Remember it costs y<m nothing what­ ever to consult these eminent specialists, and there fore tbe most humble in circum­ stances can avail themselves of their ex­ perience. Catarrh and catarrhal deafness is positively and permanently cured by thtdr new Japanese method. Dr. Helen E. Lee gives sjwclal atten­ tion to the diseases of ladle*. Merited re­ ward. Her cures uneqtialed Jn the bis­ Tbe Friday afternoon meeting waa held In tbe court room on account of the super­ visors being in session. Tbe first paper of the afternoon was by Mra^Cfirrle M. Good­ year on “Henry Eight and Queen Cather­ ine.” This most Interesting and important period in England’s History was admirably sketched by the writer. A ay nopals of tbe political economy lesson “Wages and Wages System” was presented by Mrs. Elizabeth B. Barber. A paper by Mrs. Belle W. Cook on “The Social Settlement Idea” foiloWed. In connection with her paper Mrs. Cook read a letter tram Hiss Gertrude Smith, describing a visit to Hull House, Chicago, at which place this social settlement idea was first put to teat In America. Many believe that the social settlement plan comes nearer to solving the great social question of the day than any oilier yet offered.. The current events of the past month were given Id an interwitijig paper by Mrs. Stella Lampmau. The next meeting Is “Art Day” and mem­ bers are asked to bring appropriate items. 4 4 4 For the season I am showing die largest and best sc ected stock of. Julius Russell Watches, Diamonds. 4 Sterling Silver, 4 Cut Glass, «"d China 4 4 5 3 » 3 3 8 F. R. PflNGOflST > * *1 At a special price for that day. Call and look my stock over... W v w-w w w rt A Washington Gardner. Secretary of State. ANNUAL STATEMENT. Obituary. Mrs. Jared Rogers, of Carlton, died at her home In that township Saturday in her 83rd, year. Louisa Miller, the daughter of Abraham and Sally Miller, was born in Covert, Seneca Co. N. Y. June 24th 1813, and ou lano.*,. 8th. u.l, .onn — ——r__a a...tu. Jared ...8. . January 1829 vaa—married Rogers, in the town of ber birth v In 1836 the young couple left home ami friends and came to tbe wilds of Michigan, “December was a cold, wet mouth. The coming directly to Carlton township, tills • mean temperature for the State was 1.1 de­ county, where they lived up to the time of grees below, in the southern counties 1.0 tbelr deaths. To them nine children were degree below, and in the central counties born, eight of whom. J. M. Rogers, Hiram 1.9 degrees below the normal. In the Rogers, IL C. Rogers, W. S. Roge»s, D. twrtheni counties it was 1.0 and the W. Rogers, Mrs. Lovina Barnum,! Mra ;up|M>r iwniusula o.i degrees above tbe Mary Newton aud Mrs. Peter Rork. are still living, ber sons all being prominent The average precipitation for tbe month farmers and business men. «u the state was 4.89 inches, an excess of Coming to this county 60 years ago and 2.68 inches compared with the normal. Tbe precipitation in the southern counties settling In the wild, unbroken forestr Is an experience that neither present nor suc­ ’ waa 5.78 inches, an excess of 3-.60, and in the central counties It wm 4.28 Inches, an ceeding generations can appreciate, sur­ rounded aa they are, or will be, by beauti­ • excess of 2.18. There was a alight de­ ful Improved fa row and eomfortabU? homes. ficiency in the northern counties and an But with peraeveretwe and energy they ■ excess of 0.81 laches In the upper penlnlabored on and ivere rewarded by reclaim • * WtB. ' ■ In answer to the question. “Has the ing a fine farm from the forests. About 40 rears ago Death entered their *! ground been well covered with snow durhome and took the husband and father -ing December?" 170 correspondents in y'Ute southern counties answer “yes” and from th- home circle. That spirit of forti­ ’* 818 “ncT ia the central counties 32 answer tude and trust in tbe Heavenly Father "■“yea? and 131 "mi” end In the northern which had enabled ber to endure the Privations at pioneer Ufe, was with her in countta 17 answer -jra” and 80 “no.” From the first until aft rtiu- middle of her bereavement to strengthen and encour­ age her.- With a life filled with labor and the month the depth of snow ranged from •’* Inches In the aouthora to 6 Inches in tbe necessarily removed from the social Coings •northern counties. A thaw occurred after of the world, she found the greatest happi­ -the 16th, and for severs! days the ground ness in her home. With a true CUhltan 4n tbe toteer peninsula was practically spirit she took things aa they came, -with­ out murmur or complalut, and this made Il to again cover the ground, lieraslf aud tfruee around her happy. Hatitrday she wasstrtaren with pare lysis lepth of mmw in the southern 5 25 tMtocm ou tbe IBtb, and from wbicii she never rallied. Though everything poMsIble was done fnr her. death earns to her n-llof lu the mtrt-uoou and ber spirit left tbs wthly homi mid took flight to the home above. E. church * ver PROBATE OKDKR. session erf the Probate Court for the State of Michigan. County of Barrv—m. of Barry, boldeo at the Probate Office ii> Al a aeABlon of th- rrobale Court fur tte y ot HastiDgs, in said county, ou Tt*' County of Barry, bolden al tbe Probate office. tn day. be nth day of January in the yet. tbe City of Hastings. In said county, ou Thurs­ Gotarnd elrht hundred and ninety an day tbe isrh day of January in tbe year Hit. Charlo W. Armstrong, Judge cf one thousand eirht hundred and ninety six. "in the matter ot the estate of Neheanab Preerai. Charles w. Armstrong, Judge of Probata. In tbe matter of tbe estate of Henry Leonard On rend inc and filing the petition duly teri fled, of LysMDder F. Coox, executor of the last On reading and filing tbe petition duly veriBed oi Allison r. Leonard, ajo of aald deceA«ed praying that administration ot vald estate be granted to himself or to some other suitable Cram aald trust. ThereoDoo it u ordered, that Friday tbe Thereupon tt ia ordered, that Tbnrsday. the sixth day of February A. D.iaat^at tec o’cloek ia the fareaeon.be arndgned for tbe bearing of saia peuuon ud u»l u>e bMn >t l.w ot uUd te petition and that tbe teir* at law of aald de 0BM.4 ud 111 ollKT pmoii, laumud in uk ceased and all other persons interested In sain wtate, an requlrm to awnr u a Marion « aa« court. Ibon to »o|Shi at tbe Frobalaot fin. In the City nt Ha.tlran. in Mj<l countv. and office. In the City of Hastings, in taid County, .how cause. It any then he, why the prayer ot ■ndahnw oauM, if ■aytberobevWhycbe prayer [bephlUooer mar Rot be mn>M. Amt Ilia <rf ttMtMtHteoarhMy not begrimM. Andi:i>> further or Urn-si. liat ulit twtltlnner ply, no-Jcw further ordered, that, aald petitioner give notn-o to the penon, inren-.t«t In !uUd elate, ol Uie to the peraona Intereoted in aald estate, of tbr !f«eene>- ot halt! petlUou aud u» bwnai peodtincy of said petition and the hearing tesla ’V’ "**■to - tbereM by cousing a corn of thia order to be । pbbllBbed in the Hastiog* Bannk*. a news­ published to tbe Hastings Banxkr.b new> paper printed and circulated In said County of paper printed and circulated tn said County o! •ttrpr. oocv In each week for three auoeesslve Barry, ooce in each week for three auceeseire weeks previous to said day of bearing. ■ weeks previous to said day of beartns. X'HU W. AUMTIRONG. Cat AM. W. A RM STROK.; . ... Judge erf Frobate. • Jodge of Probate (A true eopy.i JLTXTXTJLTXTTATATJtYJKlF Iff $ 2 4 14 every way beneficial. Offered by C. T. Hartson. Mayer ef Eaton Rapids and pareed ananimowdy (24 present.) >* Resolved that it is tbe sense* of tbe Board of Supervisors that the so called Tbe soos of Thomas Coulson, a Midtau« Local Option law 'in Eaton County is In fannar, played “Injun" with a supposed every way a success and that the Sheriff to-be unloaded nuaket, tbeyauhger broth and officers in enforcing its provisions er being abot and instantly killed. bare rendered to tbe citizens of Eaton County a lasting benefit and that by so do­ Or. Price's Cream Baklog Powder ing the expense# of Eaton County bave waciw s ratr nfguest A#aiw, been greatly lessened and Its effects In at Their Laat Meetluff. OF THE..... . MICHIGAN MUTUAL Tornado. Gucione and wind-Siorm Millinery Xood« ineli u Bau. Frathrm. Flowers. lUbboos. I-ac, Velvets Tam<>*bhatila raps aud Millinery norelUen In tire laiest atylea at Knasell’s. 1 idler Jaekeu aud Cape, to ekwe out at reduced prices. All new and deelrable stvlM at Raaaail’L Underwear tor ladles and Mlam a lar<e variety ot lire best poorla for *e, money tree shown In Hasilna, at BpaaellV. We are always In tbe lend In Dm, Goods In styles, quality and prloe. Alt wool serves twenty five ceuU a yard and upward. Jet and fancy ccdoved bead ;trlm rainy. In (treat variety at Rnasell's. Bo you want a carpet? We bave over any different pattern, to select' from an. can aell you an all wool extra super Tapes- ■ trv ot Moqneue made and laid on vour Boor for lees tlxn Grand Kaplds prices. SrssxLU 1-adies silk. kid. amt wno] mittens, lee­ wool shawls, replirrs. yarns, fur trlmmlt> etc. at Bussell-a. ' / INSURANCE COMPANY. FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31. 18BB. MEMBBK8H1PS Number of members December 31. of previous year Number of members added dur­ ing the present jear.....|.. Total Deduct number of members withdrawn during the yrar. and policies cavoeled by reason of sale or otherwise. Number of member? now be­ longing to company RISKS. Amount of property at risk Dec ember 31, of previous year . Aniouat of risks added curing present year DIMBUKSKMENTS. losses paid during the year.. 13ii Salaries nod fees paid to of­ ficers and directors M5 (Schedule A).... AH otter dfobursenieuta (Schedule B, Julius Russell 8 M43J01 I>. B. Hah\ ’ Director D. A. Bowker, pSih. I.HLfltt Total Schedule SCHEDULE B. Paid membership fere WITHOUT SEEING! OUR LINE. I US hall for annual' meetiiig Total Schedule B.... ' Total HaMmm..... RBCKTFTH. I* iff I* iff QL0VE5 * HITTCNJ ALL KINDS AT Interest on same I* DONT BUY Nathan^Scer Net amount now at risk by comPMJ............................... 3 9AU.76I RBBOVRCE8. Cash on hand Nature and anwranrof ait otter iff iff iff G.0G7 IB Total expenxea actually pakt durlug the year.....777. 31 SCHEDULE A Pro. ” ft W. Rogen. Bee'; Total.... Deditot risks canceled, wlllidrawn or tenntnatad.... .i,. Total andiable resource* UABIIJT1ES Nature and amount of all otter claims due officers aud ex- * * Iff Iff VERT LOW PRIQE5 To reduce Mock before invoicing. * 1.US Un Ute tnniuiy. We liave a very : � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-01-23.pdf 1ccb575ff355c9c781bc65155ee92f68 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. Hastings Banner. I VOL. XXXX. NO. 39 . • ! , . Kt ™ ■ ■ I ' ' ' ~ ’________ ■ - WHOLE NO. 2119 HASTINGS, MICH, JANUARY 23. 1896. Hastings Hanner Published Thursdays bv t* Revival meetings ue still in progress here. The Ladies Aid Society meet with Mrs. Frank SbeAekl this week. Mr. and Mrs. Palmatler are enjoying a visit with ' two of tbe former’s sisters. Mrs. Morse, of Ohio, and Mrs. Duffey, of Lead City. South Dakota; this being their first meeting for 14 years or more. Also another sister from Nashville. Mn. De­ vine and tally. A regular family reunson. Mr. Collins had a very lively runaway. Monday. His horses started for town alone, taking kerosene and all, leaving Mr. C to me alooe. Mrs. Pl Tongate.. „ Miss Lidia McKenzie. Mamie Doty and a young son of Mr. Scott's were quite sick last week. Miss Nellie Cundull spent Sunday with her grand parents in Hastings. Annmbsrofthe joung people met at G, R. Mane’s. Monday night and gave Willie and Alice a genuine * * good time was bad by all. Miss Bessie Bolyen is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pettinglll at the present writ- My entire stock of Hardware and Agricultural Implements, Buggies, Wag­ ons, Paints, Oils, etc. Terms:—Cash Maple Grove. Aaron Durfee and wife and daughter of Baltimore were tbe guests of Pliny McOmber and wife one day last week. MIm Vieta Wolf was taken violently ill one day last week. Steris reported better at this writing. Miss Bessie Jarrard was ou the sick list during tbe past week and unable to attend school. Vera Shafer. Curtis McCartney, Elmer Palmer and A. W. McOmber have been cutting and drawing logs to Nashville for O. M. McLaughlin. Thfi teachers of Maple Grove as well as others attended tbe teachers association at Nashville last Saturday. All report a good time. Daniel Braus met with quite an accident one day test week while drawing logs— simply took a good squeeze, that’s all. More coni stocks have been cut and fed out this year in this commublty than dur­ ing any prevkius year of our remember- bankable paper. VAN VflLKENBURGH niCHiGAN HASTINGS, YOU NEED ANEW PAIR SHOES! We are exclusive dealers in Boots and Shoes. Pay strict attention to the ins and outs of the Boot and Shoe business. We are in a position to give you better val­ ues for your money than any other con­ cernin this city. Awl we do so. Call and be convinced. Al the Red Front Shoe Store. WOOLLEV & BRONSON We Are Thankful, Indeed! For the continued patronage we are receiving, and wish to assure our pat rous that we will endeavor to merit their good will in the future by mak­ ing our prices as low as consistent with sound business principals. Kindly Remember We Have Added Undertaking We shall give this branch of our bus­ iness the same attention as our Fur­ niture department Very truly yours. Renkes & Walldorff, COOK < BROS.. Eraeetine Barker, who has been neces­ sarily detained at home this term, enter­ ed clawea Monday morning. Mrs. Zageltuelr, Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs. Dawson and Mrs. Barnum visited o ir mtveral classes last week. Tbe scholars think that the first step to­ wards the fire drill has been taken, sines they are compelled to go from the school ground after school is dismissed. Charlie Welssert is with us again, after an absence of several days on account of sickness. Among our visitors this week are found tbe name of Roy Downs, Ralph Sage, Fred Young, Frank Heath, Carl Bessnier, Bertha Rider. Minnie Downs. Mary Supplee. Lottie Dodd, and Rose Hamp. Sixth Grade. Tbe visitors this week are Bessie Bush and Mrs. McClintock. Our exercises Monday morning consisted of the Flag Salute followed by a solo by Ladle Freer, a reading “Family Mailbag” by Allan Grigsby, and an essay on “La­ Salle” by James Lampman. During the week there will be essays given on “Whittier,” “Living on a Farm.” and “Horses and Their Habits.” Prof. Holden visited us Monday morn­ ing and gave us a talk on aritbemetlc. Nettle Hart was absent one half day this week. Our everwelcome visitor Rev. Grigsby, called Monday forenoon and pleasantly entertained us as usual, ■* Again the Angel of Death, for the third time, has entered our grade and taken from our midst our schoolmate and friend, Howard Busby. His seat Is vacant and we will all miss his smiling face. Bnt we trust he has passed to a higher school and a happier lot than ours, and larger lights surround him there. Evangelistic services arranged by the Students Christian Association are in pro­ gress this week. Pres. Angell was in Detroit all last week where the Deep Waterway Com­ mission was in session. Dr. Dock hu received a all to the Jet­ tenon Medial College In rhlltdelphlc. Frank J. Sexton, -M Medlc.tno Varaltg*, etar pitcher lari year has been hired to ooacb the bane bell team the etotog aeaTbe Uolvenlty library hM been obilfed tor Uck ot fund, to dlKoti ttnne Hi subMrtptlon to the Century • end to ‘Harper's The following exfcrae tfrom the U. of M. Dally Is representative of the student body’s feelings: "Michigan’s sine----------patby Is extended to the Ohia fit vanity. The Legislature of that State is lu session. w The Choral Union rendered the ar* toHo •‘Elijah’’ by Mendelsohn In an inspiring manner last Friday night. The chief solo parts were taken by Mr. Gardner Lampson of the University School of Music, and Mrs. Genevieve Clark Wllsoe, of Chicago. urn- Benjlman Miller died at his bdtoe In this township Jar. 17. The funeral services were conducHI by Rev. Arthur Trott ut the M. E. church last Sunday at oue o’clock. He Jeaves a wife, two childrenand many friends and relatives to mourn his death. Tbe body was Interred in tbe Maple Grote cemetery. The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church will meet with Mrs. Pliny McOmber next Friday Jan. 24th. Everybody Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. visiting the many schools in our vicinity. The only fault we bear, the teachers say she does not stay long enough. , Some have commenced packing ice for tbe next summer’s use. I suppose tbe Dettoa Graphic will be scanned very closely this week, especially by tbe ladles so that they may know who will be pronounced the most “popular woman” in Barry Co. Despite tbe bard times our much es­ teemed seamstress Miss Alice Wertman Is kept busy making sleeves for the old ladles as well as tbe young. Sbe being employed from far and near. We are pleased to learn of the respect and homage of your city school children In decorating with flowers tbe desks cf their fallen school mates. Happy George Nicholas and family have entertained our little berg with comic songs and plays tbe past weffir. His next entertainments will be held at Bedford this ^^p^ay The social at R. K. Stanton’s was well attended last Thursday evening. Walter McMannis and wife were the guests of relatives la Johnstown last week. W. Ederle of Hopkins was tbe guest of bls sister a few days the latter part of last Mr. Gorham of Rutland visited his sons Tom and Charlie a few days. Wm. Tobias and wife spent Sunday with the former’s parents. Charles Ford and wife and Leeter Warn­ er and wife expect to attend the Farmers Institute this week In Hastings. Mrs. Phlletis Rogers visited in Hastings last week. There was a “Book Social” at Charlie Ford’s last week Tuesday evening for the benefit of the South Pine League. Each person who wished was to represent the title of some book either in attire or ac­ tion. There were two presents given; a book to the one who guessed the most number of titles, which was Herbert Brown and a consolation prize to tbe one guessing tbe least number, which was Lester Warner who secured a bottle of beans to consol himself with. Mrs. Wm. Brouard is very sick at this writing with Lagrippe. Mrs. Christopher Merleau is very sick at this writing. Miss Susie Lindsey is unable to teach school on account of sickness. Tbe South Pine Lake Literary was held at James Brown’s last week Friday eve­ ning. Prof. Strong of Kalamazoo was present and occupied tbe evening with a talk on Astronomy. Prof. Strong and wife of Kalamazoo were guests of Lester Warner and wife a part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. David Scott entertained company from New York State, Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids last weekMrs. Henry Barleycome is very sick with Inflammatory rheumatism. Did that man without a party find one at Lansing? A. W.MeOmper and Miss Myrtle Whit­ Chas Gaskill of Glass Creek Grange, in­ comb were united in marriage at the IL stalled the officers of Prairieville Grange. E. ltar«MKe in Nashville by Rev. Arthur The usual oyster dinner. The writer felt. Trott J«7rt. They bare the feat wtabsa of a host of friends for their future happi­ ness and success in life. continne through this week. They have been well attended amt much interest manifested. Seventeen conversions tbe Mrs. P. D. Bushy who has been so ser­ result. iously 111 for many weeks past, died Satur­ Poor sleighing and equally poor wheelday night at midnight, aged 59 years, from W. A. Spaulding 1s paying from 61 to tbe effects of a tumorous cancer. But little coming Mrs. Busby was much respected and 63c. per bu. for wheat. loved in our community. She was to market. “ Home What a financial fizzle “Grover’a finan­ an active worker ciering” seems to be. Missionary Society . _____ church and her greetoes acta of kindness Under the tariff act of 1867 and as and mercy among the poor and unfortun­ amended In 1890 every, one was prosper­ ate will always be rtttaembered. The ous. There was no demand for cancelling nature of her llluess made her last days tbe greenback. Tbe gold reverse was full ones of great pain and suffering, which and we paid as we went, and reduced tbe sbe bore with the patience and fortitude, war debt nearly one half. How is It now? characteristic of a true Christian character, Reciprocity made a demaud for all our suck as was hers. She leaves a husband, farm products at remunerative prices. three sons, Emory, John and Fred Busby, Happy is the thought that we have only and a daughter Mrs. Jfellie Piper, of Fen­ about 17 mouths mow to live under tbe ton. Tbe funeral was held Tuesday present administration, morning at the M. E. church conducted by Rev. Mr. Cox. and tbe interment was Miss Minnie Allen of Yankee Springs made at Riverside. 1s the guest of her sister Mrs. O’Connor. Mr. Truman Danlato of Grand Rapids Is calling on Carlton friends this week. Stewart Bros, completed the township Don Putnam attended the institute at ditch on Ed Hubbards place west of town. Nashville last Saturday. Our teachers report's highly enjoyable There was a dance at the home of M. time at Nashville last Saturday. Yarger last Thursday evening. Special meetings are being held in the Friday afternoon Jan. 81 all the parents M. E. church this week. of Carlton school district number a are Miss Olive Clever, supported by Miss Invited to visit the school when tbe new Bessie George. Prof. Mills and local talent flag will be raided. will give a concert at Johnson’s hall Wed­ Died at his home in North Calton Friday nesday evening for the Baptist Aid Socle- p. m. Jan. 17, Leslie B. Carpenter aged 26. He was a great sufferer for tbe past seven Several of Thorn apple’s best fanners months from an abcess iu the side which are In Hastings attending tbe Fanner** baffled the skill of many phyaloians. Ute Institute. funeral took plug. Sunday ~ Z z*_ “The Maeeabee Gcat” will be trotted M. E. church conducted by Rev. G. Myers. out Friday evening for two candidates to A young wife, two children, father and ride. mother, three brothers and a targe list of Mrs A Dibble returned Tuesday from an relatives and neighbors are left to mourn extended visit with her parents at Otsego. tbeir km. Bello Gibbs is very stek with pneumonia Mrs. Frank Shriber has returned from at his grand parents. Grand Rapids. Miss Mary Moe Is spending a few days Mrs. Charles Hickerson te visiting her visiting In Grand Rapids. lister at Katemn Mn. Courser of Grand Rapids vislten Ctem BM41X bM pot In a teed mill la her mother Mrs. Galosha a few days last cnonwUoa with hi. mllL Brik Wllllaau and aiaW Mini MUdrm. Tbe leap year party given by tbe men of of HaaUnga war, Um gneata < Mr,. Wilk tbe Baptist church was a success* finan­ lama laat werkcially. 8. Backer of LakeOdeoa apnt Sunday Chas Harper has been elected director of la Oarlton.___________ ■ the creamery In place of Walter Robinson, resigned. Mrs. 8. Gibbs is now at her borne ou E. Main St. butte not much improved in health. Mary Davis who has been visiting at H. Moe's returned to her home in Ravenna C. W. Jordan, of your city, spent a few last Wednesday. days last week with bis brother K, W. North Ifiaat Barry. The K. O. T. M. Installed their officers Weadwr ue«r ■! A Mttle more snov st the lari meeting with Ed Dykttnan as would be quite acceptable. „ Our Munday School mid mert'ng was . The party MB- , well attended yesterday. A nusriteT from day evening, was very well attended. tbe North appointment being preuent and About thirty-five e oapte were preaeat About twenty ftfauds of Mr*. Bd Dyk listened to an able discourse delivered by Rev, M. J- Waaver. Subject • Krpeiit- mn gave her an unexpected call last Fri­ day evenlay. A very pUasant t-me Is r ported and a boatotfnl repent served. Happy George, formi-rly of your city. is In town this week -tiling medHdne and been staving with old Mrs. Wheeler this winter, has gone borne for a short Base oa business, but expects to return noon. As stated In oar last weeks Items that Mr. Bennett could not be here with his phonograph on account of an accident to himself, we have secured tbe services of Cyril Grigsby, of Hastings, who will ba here and fill tbe bill tbe same date with just as good an instrument as tbe other. This "phone” te one of Edison’s tatart patents and has not been before tbe public' over three months. Remember day anff date, Friday evening, Jan. 34th at K. O. T. M. ball, admission JO cents and reserved seats 15 cents which can be procured at the post office. Mrs. E. R. Phelps and grandson, of A* Ctafcr, are tbe guests of her daughter Mrs. Dr. Scribner, this week. Charles Hinkley has returned from Lake Odessa where he has been working this winter. M..R. Gwin commenced- putting up tea Motaj. Barry Tent No. 679 and Delton Hive No. 499 held their annual public Installa­ tion of officers Saturday evening, Jan. L84h at Thompson’s hall. About 100 gvente were present Tbe services were opened with a song by tbe male quartette, follow­ ed by prayer by Bev. Rlchtmyer, after which Sir Kt Cooper, actlngas Installing officer, took charge of the ceremonies in a very creditable manner. After work was flutebed our Com. F. Chamberlain gave the gave) to Lady Allee Williams who acted as installing officer for tbe L. O. T. M. In a very graceful manner, one that tbe writer thinks cannot be surpassed by anyone in the county. Miss Mina Daven­ port presided at the organ through tbe en­ tile services and the members of both so­ cieties return a vote of thanks for same. At the close a fine supper was served ia the store building below the ball. Howard Patton, of Hastings, spent Sunday at H. Ort’s. R. A Daniels lost a fine horse, last week. • Those reported sick last week, are able to be out G. A. Mantle and wife are very proud of a new daughter which came to them the 21st. Aaron Tailman has finished sawing near Mrw Wales. At a regular meeting of Delton Lodge No. 118 K. of P., Tuesday evening, Jan. 14tb. the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: M. R. Gwin—a C.; Almont Nye—V. C.; J. Osghod—P.t K. Barton—M. of A; W. T. PJeree—M. of W.; C. F. Moreau—M. of E.; W. H. Chaw —K. of K. and 8.-.C. 8. Gleason—M. of E. Shed—I. G.; J. Crimes—O. G.;. F. G. Adams—P. C.: W. T. Pltoce—Bep. to G. L-: M. R. Gwin, H. Arbour, W. F. Pierce—Audit Com. The M Udge decided on a public'tustallation to be 1held Tuesday evening, Jan. 28th. The £urrangemeuts for a program was vested in aj Irwin Jones is home from (1 for a couple of weeks. » A genuine and delightful s urprise was sprung on Rev. Rlchtmyer atI Creasy, last Sunday afternoon when he tons made the recipient of a handsome rotto The day was particularly stormy but ttlie robe fully met the requirement for a comIfortabterMa and to say he appreciated the gift would. be putting it Mildly infeed, i The death of Mrs. Rosetta Chamberhda nee Kingsley from tbe effects of lung fever occurred on the 14th after an Illness of of only a few days. She was bora In Orleans Co., New York, and came with her parents to Michigan’ at an early date, was married early in life and after becoming the mother of two children, who bnth survive her, she was lefts widow while still quite young and never re­ married. The funeral services took place at tbe residence of her daughter.Mrs. Wm. Ashby whom sbe was visiting at the time of her death. Her son J. 0. Chaaberiata also resides at Cloverdale. There was a large attendance of relatives and friends who listened attentively to tbe able dlacoarae delivered by tbe pastor of the IL E. Church at Deiton. The deceased at the time bf her death lacked only twelve days of bqytog been on earth seventy-two years. Interment was made at Prairieville, A great many in this vleinlty are suf­ fering with colds. Quite a number of our leading musical people attended tbe singing school at Dellon last Monday evening. Will Enxlan and Mrs. Morehouse return­ ed last Sunday from a two. weeks visit la West Prairieville. Miss Mltmle Gillespie attended tha teachers’ meeting at Nashville, last week. Miss Ella Mosher spent last week with friends In Grand Rapids. Our school was closed last Tuesday m that the teacher could attend tbeftrmeefe Institute. Mrs. Myron Chamberlain is vteltia* friends at Hickory Corners. Some of our young ladies took advwatsge of theft- Ivap year privilege ar-d es­ corted some nf our youag gentitsM* to meeilag last Sunday evening, but to.there was no meeting they had to be Mtiafietf with the walk. Try young ladies. Edith GiMcapte Has been quite sick bat is getting Iwlter. There will be a phonographic concert rendered by «hc Edition pliooocraph at Cloverdale next Monday evening under tbe chvrge of Cyril Grigsby• �i Hastings Banner. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. rh‘iv*ufay, Jan. 23, 1896 Murried Aga la. Fifty-five yepra ago ’nst November Cxar Giddings'uad Nancy Fairhanka were married in Kalamn.-.oo county. Eleven years ago Mrs. Giddings secured a divorce and a few days ago the same couplie were remarried nt Holland. The bridegroom is »6 years old and the bride five years his Junior. The ceremony which reunited the lang-separated couple was performed by Justice Isaac Fairbanks, a brother of the bride, and one of the most prominrut pioneer resi­ dents; ot Hol land. Both bride aud groom are wealthy. TOLD BY IMPORTS, lajw, WreaMrt bTa Hmlarad Ta. ANOTHER WAR CRY. OBDCBOr rVBUCATtOK. MM.WMI ▲ B«nar That British Warahipa The new tariff bill has passed tbe Are Coining to Imerioa. portatkms of foreign merchaadise to house and ia now before the senate. this country in tbe first ten months It is not a general tariff bill, nor is ■Mef Thai Spain Intends So Tors Cabo in which tbe Wilson tariff has been Clai it intended to be. It is an emer­ Over to Eng land-L’nela earn Weald in operation. Comparison of figures gency measure which will add troui with those representing the imports >40,000,000 to >50,000,000 to the govern­ •‘U’t PMMtW te *• Circuit Cosrt or Weald during the first ten months of last ment's resources each year. It b a year, under the McKinley tariff, we find “relief” bill, baaed on protective linesSt. Lonte, Jan. $!>.—A special to tbe the following toL-d u Blood means Found health. With pure, There are. many things in the present : I'lWMiu* M. Mrawnasr nd W'll lain Mom-iXL . Imports for ten months. MM. IM rich, healthy blood, the stomach and di­ law which it does not touch, which Republic from TaUahasee, Fla., says: K iM>t a resMem of this r*tMe. tat rw1d*< t , K "SenAAtional storisH are afloat here. su’e cs Illmolk <>a motion of Hdwtn D Mrt» gestive organs will be vigorous, and there every republican would be glaxl to see f* K ordered that‘.X Gov. Mitchell, at the request of the war will be no dyspepsia. Rheumsttam and This shows an increase to the disad ­ amended. , ■Mid Defendants Mary A. MraKrngcr, Cawfe Neuralgia will be unknown. Scrofula and However, St I. limited ta Ito eettan department, has qrdered Adjt. Gen. vantage of American manufacturers M. Mewnier ana William Messenc.-r rs* Salt Rboum will disappear. With pare their appear«i*ee to be entered berth withtT Houston to see that the Florida milof >118,490,924. Taking some of the de­ 1““ T.'S* !ro“ to two veers and u halt. That w. It ™ S iljia !■ placed tn readiness to take the tails, it is perceived that the American coven the remainder al the present Live Stock Report. field nt a moment's notice. The gov ­ hosiery industry is suffering severely fiscal rear and the two fiacal year, to The official state report for January come. The reaaon tor thia I. apparent. ernor, it is reported, will call the mil­ from European competition: gives the average condition of live Imports for ten months. MM. 1896. Preaident Cleveland certainly would itia out to-day. In the meantime the Cotton hosiery$4.00.445 M.5S.9S stock in the state, comparison being not sVn a general protective tariff adjutant general is quietly issuing Woolen hosiery... n>B 140449 with stock in good, healthy and thrifty orders. Similar requests, it is report ­ Your nerves will be strong, and your bill. But he may feel eonrtralned to Indicating a lore to domestic knit­ . And it i« further ordered, that within * sleep sound, sweet and refreshing. condition, as follows: Eoraes, 92 per algn thia temporary measure, ta order ed, have been sent to the governors of ters of >3,443,163 in tbe ten months. days the said Cotapiainari^auZ a notXTS * Hood's Sarsaparilla makes pure blood. cent. sheep, 93 percent-; cattle,94 per to relieve the treasury altuatlon. other southern statea. The story haa The tin plate imports for the period t< is order. Io be pobbebed in the HasTiMbs That is why it cures so many diseases. cent., and swine, 97 per cent. Com­ When It expire* by limitation it la become generally known, and is caus­ have been leas in value, but more in rireulaiins in said ocur— — * That is why so many thousands take it pared with January 1, 1895. there Ims ing great excitemsnt throughout the lication be eonUnsM to ours disease, retain good health, pre­ been a decline in the prices of all farm probable there will be * republican quantity. Thum i- each week, for In vent sickness and suffering. Remember president in the white house, and a south. Imports for ten months. MM. MK. products named in this .eport, except Tin. plate, poun.ds 05,11X07 432.711413 safe republican majority in tbe sen­ in wheat, hay, sheep and cattle. Thus there has been aa increase of ! aY lea«x’twerej It is stated as coining from the ex­ ate. Then the work of preparing a imports of 27,418,225 pounds. In iron ! appearance. *hove prescribed for ttvir Fatal BuUeU Aniwfr a Joke. proper protective measure can go on ecutive office thst the Washington au­ - steel, • *including • *• • . the .. en --- ­ 1 --------- Smith, thorities have reason to believe that a C ukmmxt nnd tin plate, . Albert Johnson, aged 25, a street without hindrance. Eowim D. Mallsmy. QrCU11 J deal is panding between Spain and largement of tbe inward movement hag railroad motorman. upon returning to There is much speculation as tow hat Ootsfriatatantta Solicitor. ■ . his Hoarding house in Grand Rapids, the course of the president will be re­ Great Britain for tbe sale of Cuba to the been notable. latter, and that the United States is Imports for ten months. I8K IBS. put his cold hand* down thr back of garding tbe present measure when it preparing to resist the transfer of the Iron and steel............... 4HJN4N CH 9714* Is tbe One True Blood Purifier. |1 per boUle. -G> B. । H. Holmes, aged 27, a fellow reaches him. He takes the untenable island, and that the flying squadron .s There is an increase here of >4,171,boarder. A fight fo’lowed. nnd Holmes ground, in his annual message, that coming to American waters to be ready 151. Is it any wonder, under such cir­ u .. rim cars Liver Uta; easy to Hood S Pills uke, easy to operate. So. ^enz to his room, secured a revolver, there h revenue eaough fumbhed by for the war with the United States cumstances that American mills are — - —• . ■- - .vw-MWWB Ul Ol HIS and. returning, fired five ebote at John­ the present law. But if he will examine idle or running on part time? When ner. will begin tn tbe December Number, 1*. son. bitting him thxee times and killing the official treasury figures he will that will inevitably follow the attempt­ continue until May. A new novel by Geo*. we arrange that foreigners shall have ana imMaurter. will stao tarln fiurtnr the year. Y. him instantly. Holmes gave himself find nothing to support his absurd ed eeaaion of Cuba. Admiral Bslkssa Loota fer TraaNe. , easy access to our markets for tbe m not too much to suy that no novr 1 bas ew.up to the police. contention. He will note at once the beea awaited with each great expectation u tf» Now York. Ji». *>.—A from wy tbinf, wc make In onr own mill,. •luetvaeor te Tribly. The Person*) Recolta TW Mctfarj Fall* Route.' depleted condition of the treasury, how can it be that we should meet their Uou uf Jean at Are will continue and wiiireiiEi AUea Will Be Paroled. which has been supplemented with Boston to the World says: the rtory of tbe fatlure and martyrdom of As convicts are not eligible to pa­ "If the British flring squadron should low labor cost with our high labor Maid ot Orleans. Other Important fiction •' >162,000,000 of borrowed money, and come over to American waters It would not cost? ' toe year will be a neveieue by Mark TwrA sasvwaiuj. lA.m.!p.ra.lp.in.|*.m.ta.m role until they have served one-half of but for this would be $100,000,000 worse astonish ma.” Mid Rnar Admiral Belknap, The subject is worth pursuing fur­ under the title. Turn Sawyer-Detecttv*; a ■« UASnsus.................... । 7dS|lM | 9.30 the term for which they were sen­ retired, at his home in Beacon ■treat. "I morooa three part tale called Two Monnoss off than nothing. tenced. Gov. Rich has commuted to 18 to Admiral Bunee at Hampton ther. for tbeee figures illustrate per­ from Muddlety. by Langdon Klwyn Mitchel Looking for the Cause of thia, he will wrote roads throe days ago that It would not fectly the destructive influence upon and ^hort etories by Octave Thanrt, BichsM years the 23-yeara' sentence of Charles Harding Dart*. Mary E. Wlikine. Julian RalT natural! v examine tbe record of tbe H*rnMt»........ ........ | X3dJa 40 |>0.40| ».1»| 149 W. Allen, who was sent to state prison present ’tariff tew, which waa passed surprise me in the least if the flying squad­ American industry of a tariff lor which Brander Matthew*. Owen Wister, and ottfi* ron should be flrat heard from at La known writer*. <1 R. OSBORN. Local Agent, HmiIw from Berrien Springs for murder in just 16 months ago, and whose rec­ Guayra. From the moment It was an­ tbe claim was made that it would pro­ well Prof. Woodrow Wilson wilt contribute aix the second degree. Allen will 'Imre O. *. Broouv, o. p. & I. A. Ghicag . that the squadron was to be com­ mote tbe interest- of our wealth pro­ pap-r* on George Washington and his times, ord for 15 full months he has before nounced missioned I made up my mind thM Its ducers. with illustration* by Howard Pyle. Pouitnto served nine years on the 28th insL, him. This record shows that in the lieetlnatlon was American waters. I came Bix!o« *s history of tbe German Straggle Mr Imports for ten months 19M. MM. when he will be paroled. 15 months of tbe operation of the Wil­ to that oonciuilon because matters had Chemicals (dutiable)....IMT7,944 $11477419 Liberty. Illustrated by R. Canv>n Wnodvita will be cm Unued through tbe winter. lw« quieted down tn the Transvaal, and the ex ­ son low it has produced >373,796,648, Appointed by Gov. Bleb. The American glass manufacturem piper* on St Clair’s defeat and Mac Anthecy citement over Emperor William's tele­ Gov. Rich has appointed George A. and that the expenditures during that, gram to President Krueger had subsided. suffer with tbe producers of chemicals, Wayne’s victory, by Theodori- Roreevelt, wrtk g-ankle Illustrations will be printed during the TIME TABJLE. Farr, of Grand Haven, regent of the time have amounted to $444,290,692— The reported activity st St. Lucia and for: ’^noteworthy feature of the Magazine dutag Imports for ten months. 1RM MM. state university, in place of Charles B. the deficiency for the 15 months of its Halifax, on this side of the Atlantia and IM> win be a wries of articles by Caspar W at tbe British dock yard at Esqulmault. Hackley, of Muskegon, who was operation thus being $70,494,044. This at the entrance of the straits of Juan de Glass and glassware......$4.M4.B> 5,41X09 Wbiuwy. deaerlbing the trip of WOO miles st Htsttoas. The most unfortunate victims of this snow shoes and with dog sledge trains Into tfea elected to the office, but refused to makes an average monthly deficiency, Puca. In the Pacific, empkatlcallj conassoull upon home industry, however, unciriored Harter Ground of British Norsk qualify. Dr. 0. F. Gilbert, of Bay City, since tbe tew went into operation, of nrmo such a conclusion. in pursuit at wood-bison and ssqk are the texti'e manufacturers. Ere® America oxen. Mr. W hilDry's aerie* w ill have tbe was appointed a member of the state $4,699,603. the cotton men. who were thought to cd interest of being Illustrated from ptaU "While »ome of our people arc argulnc Kalamazoo Lt. It will be quit ’ the natural thing to board of dental examiners for three 7U graplts taken by himself. over the meaning and Intent of tbe Monroe have something like fair play, are en­ years, to succeed Dr. A. T. Metcalf, of compare the operations of tbe tew with doctrine and apol >log 1sing for * everything I during injury. The Volumes of the Magazine begin with tb« the early history of the McKinley tew. England doee, of wL_ Battle Creek. rhatfrerchajucter, inany 1 Imports for ten months. UM. Numbers tor June and December of each ytar IM mio............. R UOt That tew acted normally- until the elec­ part of the globe,, the ---------- .government. ------ —--- „ Cotton fabricsO9JMJM ttT.TH.9W th^Brltlah When 00 time Is mestiooed subscription® will ♦9 0r|. Crooked Like. Health in Michigan. begin with the Number current at tbe time st tion of 1892, which gave notice to the tn my judgment, la quietly but ftster- Woolen goods1X904*1 INttoa............ During the week ended January 11 re­ importers and dealers that it was to be mlnodly preparing to take what she claims 60k goods 90.90 M f7.BK.Ml r*Bcm‘ltunS<ir»bould be made by Post-cMea CSoVerdsln.... cd *3 as belonging to her In Venezuela. la my Akers Polot... porta sent in by 43 observers in various destroyed. It will.be therefore proper The silk men are menaced in a most Money Order or draft, to avoid chance of loss muitx............. opinion. If that flying squadron uou ap­ portion* of the state indicated that to compare the operations of tbe Wil­ pear In American u&ters, under existing grave manner from Japan. The woolen Neu spapers are net to tn*py thi* .sdvertee without tbe express order ot Harper & BUsr mas...... . scarlet fever, diarrhea and pleuritis in­ son law* with those of the McKinley condition*, it can only be construed as a men, selected by the enemy at Wash­ ment Brothers. menace to the United States." creased in area of prevalence. Consump­ law prior to the election, of 1892 This ington as tbe. choice victims of tbe Posts Grove........... -»6a HkHFBa* PSUIODICAIJi Woodlaud.............. tion was reported at 222 places, typhoid comparison will show that tbe receipts 10 051. conspiracy against public interests, are, 7 4 H *<W|aDr........ H Loudon, Jan. 20.—The admiralty de- I however, as might be expected, most se­ fever at 48, diphtheria at 40. scarlet under the McKinley tew. in tae 25 Fte D. L. Jb K. IM fever at 37,'measles at 13, whooping months of its work prior to November partment gives out the information j riously hurt, nnd with them the wool Harper's Round Table “ i 2 f» that tbe destination of the flying squad-1 growers watch the swift movement of cough at 18 and smallpox at Detroit. Grawl Rapid.1, 1892, produced a surplus above all r-“ron of British war ships now off Spit- profits ,MW into the pockets v» of MK> the lUingr foreign exjjenses of the treasury amounting Address Hakfksa Brothfh* head baa not yet been determined upon * beneficiaries of Mr. Cleveland’s nefaP.O. Box959. N. Y.Otty 1 A large elm tree that for years has j to >28.245,641, or an average monthly even by the admiralty and that, cer-1 rions tariff legislation. MaUou*. stood right in the center of Niles was surplus of >1,129,821. tainly, the war ships are not going to Tmports—for ten months^ _1£M_ I** . for ten months. ISM. IM. lelled. snd upon cutting it several old- j So the record of the two laws, vhile Bermuda,or any where in American ?ooL pounds * ....................U.2M4* StLOS.OM SOUTH. Shoddy, etc., pounds.... 1.981.441 17.824.009 fashioned rifle balls were found imbed­ working under normal conditions,may waters at present. Tbe twenty-atathjrsr of Hunw'. Baar, be What a record of the operation of Itentes taJanuaiy. MM, Bods It isaiDtalnlD« H' ded in the heart. The rings in the be summarized in two lines, as follows: Advice to Salisbury. deserved repataUoe beta m a Fsshkm .Journ a law* passed by an American congress Grand Riiptds* tree outside of the balls numbered McKinley law, monthly surplus.... JLIAW <uda weekly periodica! for home riding. Landon. Jan. 20.—The Daily News DettoU....... over 50, showing that these bullets Wilson law. monthly deficiency.'... 4.W.M says that it regards the adoption by upon the pretext that home industry .J??17 .week lh® IUzxr W*-.*! f beanttfu lolletu*4fcr ran-XH uccwionn, Bjaduz. Bare!. The emergency bill adds 13 per cent, were fired into I! 30|the tree over hall a cen­ -Jtailretoand tvmss th* newe-i the committee on foreign relations of required new legislation!—The Manu-I to th« duties o«i all imported agricul ­ facturer. tury ngn. ■ tbe finest anodeta In Parts *rd >core. tural products. One of the most the United States senate Friday of tbe . ---v lock Fashions •pitomtara current resolution of Senator Davis supporting ,n New York. A fortnichUy pattern Dangerous Place to Sleep. marked effects of tbe Wilson-Gorman FREE TRADE METHODS. ilisri.xns........... sheet supniemens with dlsgramt and direction." 4 M| 12 25 Three men lay down for a nap on the law has been the enormous increase of the Monroe doctrine as a most serious •ootlo women to cut and make their own Shutts step. It adds : “ The sooner Lord Salis ­ •9 091 12 4* tracks of the Chicago, Milwaukee^; St agricultural imports, mostly from aBd crpBt to ,b® prvtetoion..: Akers Point.......1 1! n m to amateur drees maker Paul railway near Balsam and were Canada, aud the simultaneous falling bury discovers a method of arbitration, florurtate.......... -htklree > OotbiDK receives cqcsUnt stteouon The New York Herald editorially as­ (Fashions the better. The Venezuelan commis­ Delwn ............... 1 IU ftw men are described iu full detai run down by a freight train. Joseph off of agricultural exports. The im ­ Crocked Lake.... Denkensky, of Stiles Junction, Wis., I ports in competition with our own sion hangs fire. not. perhaps, without serts that the woolen manufacturers Our Parta I-riter.bj HBo.................... 0HMV ............. . is dead; John Polow, of Stiles June- farmers, since the new tew went into I*resident Cleveland’s connivance. If Rtattland Jutici' because of the restoration of the small .Mwurar WU«1*41 iu »n curci be is giving us time we would be fool ­ tion, had his legs crushed, and Frank effect, < have mon: than doubled as com­ Rut Cooper Lv.. duly on wool. Chairman Dingley says taising way. ish not to take It," Ka!*way«>o Ar.. Wachowsky, of Pulaski, W’is., w*a badly 'pared with the last year of the Me Both tbe serials for M98 are tbe work of that he bus no knowledge of such pro­ American women. Mrs. Gerald, by Mana Fretaht irala- carry passenger*, but will be bruised. Kinley tew, while the exports of ag­ runattbH convenience of the Company, and testa, and other members of Uie ways IxMUM Ptal. ta a striking story of New Rnxlana AN AWFUL DEED. life. Mary K. Wllktua, in Jerome, a Poor Man ricultural products have fallen off over the ntfht is reaerved to change the time of such 1 he Wheat Market. and meana committee say the same discusses the always interesting problems o! trains without notiee. According to the January report is­ $70,000,000 in the matter of wool, the thing. Mr. Aldrich, thejeading repub­ tbe relatita’* between labor and capital, hbort No. fiwlll wait at Woodbury (or D. L. ft ;N. C'hlldres and Hcrseir. I slartes will be wrltarn by the l>csi authors importations have jumped from >6,trains when neresmry. 1 sued by Secretary of State Gardner, St, Joseph, Mo., Jan. 15.—A telegram lican meml>cr in charge of the tariff leg­ Bpeelal Departmeota. MuMc, The Outdoor •Stop on sugnsl only. • 299,934 to >32,539,791, and with an the total number of bushels of wheat islation in the senate, says that he does Woman. Personal*. What We are Doing received here from Marysville, Ksn M Women and Meu. report and discu.%* theme reported marketed in December is, enormous loos of revenue from this gives the particulars of the murder by not believe that there are five woolen of immediate interest. article at the same time. The emer ­ 1,221,731, and in the five mouths, Aug­ Answers to Correspondents. Questions re Mrs. Joseph Hildebrant of reven of her manufacturers in the country* of any ust-December, 5,239,724, which is 905,­ gency bill corrects this by restoring children and her own self-destruction. importance who want free wool, and reive thr personal uttcntiun of tbe editor, and areanswered at the earliest practical date sftei 379 bushels less than reported market­ wool to the dutiable list, and putting Her husband is in Kansas City, where be does not believe that there are aay ibeirreceiM F a compensating duty on imported man­ ed the same months last year. he is being treated for a canepr. Tues­ in favor of the Wilson tariff wool sched­ The Volumre of tbq Bazar begin with tbe An• ufactures of wool.—Toledo Blade. ----- --day afternoon Mrs. Hildebrant, in a fit ule. The Herald’s assertion is a speci­ Number tor Januarr ot each year. When dp Brief News Item*. is nMMtloaod, uabocrlptioas will begin with of despondency, administered poison men of the free-trade methods of mis­ time DRIFT OF OPINION. 1 Farmers in Van Buren county had the number eurreui at tbe time ot receipt of to all of her children and then hanged representing anything the republicans order. buried thousands of bushels of potatoes lemittanoea should be made by PosVoGV* do in the way of tariff legislation. Mr. CFMr.Cleveland’s financial education herself. Seven of them have died and in a swamp for the winter. The recent Money Ordqr or Draft, te avoid chance of loe*. Voorhees and some of the other demo­ Newspapers are not to copy this advertise flood of water washed the potatoes out has cost the country millions of dol­ the other is not expected to live. slthoiit the express order ot -Harper A; cratic senators assert- that, while they Brothers. and they were frozen by*the cold spell. lars.—N. Y, Recorder. ETThe kind of treasury book-keep­ Columbus, O., Jan. 16.—In the joint will oppose the house revenue bill, they Lena Sherman, aged two years, was HAKPKk’atftniOblCAUl. will favor its early consideration, and ing that conceals deficits is practically session of the senate and house at noon given a judgment for $50 against the .%l***tM w w* *oe will not filibuster against it, on the Grand Rapids Engraving company for the same that dishonest bank officials Wednesday the minutes of the two ground that it is to the advantage of Harper s koaDd Tabic ’w using her photograph without her per­ employ to hide their embezzlements.— branches were read, showing that ex­ St, Louis Globe-Democrat. Gov. Foraker had received n majority of the business interests of the country ihe mission for advertising purposes. Local Disease that the question should be disposed of EFThe republicans are as a unit of the votes in each branch, and he was AdCrres H a MPKX & BKOTtint* Edgertpn Reid, a mill owner of Alle­ azd is the result of colds P.O. Box 9». N. T.UIly. gWWQts b 4i aud sodded '-llxnauc gan and Otsego, who had been hope­ the opinion that relief to the govern­ declared elected United States senator as soon as possible. If the democrats generally take that view of the eaae. KL m. Changes. lessly ill for the last two years, stabbsd ment can come only through an in­ to succeed Calvin 8. Brice. His term It can be cured byaj'lw the bill might get through the senate crease of the revenue. Thia is party begins March 4.1897. himself at Kalamazoo with a butcher Rnt remedy which H sp sooner than is now expected. But Mr. consistency and must not be deviated plied diTrictIv into th>- knife and died almost instantly.* Special Sraslon Called. Mills and some of the southern free uo-tribi. Brii-m qvj.kly from.—Albany Journal. Madison, Wis., Jan. 15.—Gov. Upham ■E32222-3M absorbed it gives relief at Mrs. A ramin ta Smith, aged 81 years, ««• TS^tn UM. MM fTThe democratic statesmen insist has issued a call for a special session of traders threaten to use every effort to one of the flrat white settlers in south­ delay and defeat the bill.—Chicago In­ that there is plenty of revenue, but the legislature to convene February 18 ELY’S CREAM BALM western Michigan, died at Milton. ter Ocean. they are contradicted by the treasury to consider a bill reapportioning the ta ackuuvrledged to be th<- uxuii thorough cure William Grice was arrested at St. for Nasal Catarrh. Cold is Urau and Hay reports, and their persistence in such istate into senatorial and legislative dis­ Joseph, charged with the mysterious at­ "T r- jWbMM: rrotartc BenlMWa ot all remedies. ~ — talk under such circumstances simply tricts according to the new census. For months the administration has rlranwis the nasal psaagra. tempt to murder Minnie Sptunke Decem­ rtaetaUou. heals the sores..; the mem- ber 15 by Htrikiug her in the head with makes them ridiculous. — St, Louis been predicting a surplus of revenues brane from cold, restores .wacn Ol ww Globe-Democrat, Buffalo, N. Jan. 15.—The ware­ ' which has not materialised, and for aud rSH! Price B0 cent* at Drcggitts or by a stick of wood snd stuffing her mouth EFThe administration does not seem !house of the Jewett stove works was months it has talked of currency dan­ "fiLY B1OTIUCBB M Worrrt St N«« York. full of jags. to appreciate the fact that the repub। gers which nothing except such talk The Michigan Odd Fellows* Mutual Benefit association elected as president, Ucon congress has no desire except to Iing. The loss is estimated at >250,000, haw power to bring about. One proph­ tend a helping hand. The republicans i Of which $150,000 is on stock. Tbe ecy waa inspired by coqsecration to the Andrew Harshaw, Alpena; vice presi­ tacred cauee. of tariff reform, and the dent, John Northwood, New I/othrop; are willing to compromise, to do almost ।origin of tbe fire is unknown. anything, to save the count ry from sink­ other by hereditary democratic hatred ing deeper into financial troubles.—■ of the legal tendera. And both have treasurer. B. F. Pritchard, Allegan. Philadelphia, Ju. IU —The failure of been furthered in the same way. The Reynolds Rhodes, of Owosso, con­ uF Returning confidence shocked: Keen. 9utterlce & Co., leather dealer. Iwnd issues which filled tbe failing it* victed of abandoning his illegitimate In thia city, for H.OOO.OOO, carried treasury also furnished an “endless infant jchiid. wm sentenced totwo years’ credit still further impaired; political down four other dealer,, with asnrre- chain” object lessen which the presi­ imprisonment in the state house of cor­ chaos where it seemed intelligent »»ta liabilities of Moo.ooo. dent has kept steadily in the public ; rection. view. The administration appears to Postmaster Michael B. Redmond. of BuahkilL Pa, Jan. IS.-After . cats have passed its time uonjuring up bogie Hancock, is dead. Uptlc deep for men yew,, wuiha Depue. a prominent citlaen of tM, men hx the hope of frightening tbe chil­ pl.ee. anddenly returned to cotuKicu? dren of the nation into keeping dose Till. Port (dem.). behind the president, even to tbe point . O-Inierrlew. with farmer, and bort* neaa and good health. of -I third termz—Troy Thnre Lid CC»O< DflOS.. Proprietors. Pure I AN EMERGENCY TARIFF. Blood Hood ’ s Sarsaparilla •“U*,.. Lg;s Iffll ai gejsE Oiic&gfl, I&Iuuhd & S&gio 4 is! 1 NNY PILLS CATARRH I'LTSJSL"4 "SS “d u>« llnun» » “ •» pSiMTtwSrsff JlIS •3WB wm burned io »mc n«*r OoM- Fh.rA.-iM. r rar of Willi, j on Kolter The couaen.ua of opinion bl th,t. IhobRh a .trietl, proxeeUre uiraaure Mould be of tbe rural to tbe ooontry. .all Ue rop»blk*w, ta eaorrow hare doae the i °” ,7*°- H.—White cans ordtred W. M. Hertel to or«i employe in hl. fnctonTXr St i^Prmldrat Clmiud ray. Ural W •»-.l n——* <aly. Be dkl not do Ki mid ,11 hi, prop. fr1' was burned. r 01 CM* aad S’ P . �1 . FROM WASHINGTON. TERRIBLE ORDEAL OF A MOTHER What Our L aw vakera Ara Doing at the Nation’s Capital. Under OoutidcratlQa by the Lcglaluton, . FRANK LAWLER DEAD. FIRESIDE FRAGMENTS —Gum arabic and gum tragacanth in equal ports, dissolved in hot wafer, malic the best and most convenksit mucilage- to kyep in the bouse. —A Rich Pudding. — One pound of raisins stoned, ope pound of currants, half a pound of beef suet, quarter of a pound of sugar, two spoonfuls of flour, eight eggs, a. cupfuls of blanched al­ monds and one of sweetmeats. Mix well and boil in a mold for eight hours. —-N. Y. Observer. —Jumbles.—One-half pound butter; fore : child, sbe one pound sugar mixed toeream; two differ fr.-m OUIPS or PAWH-waa eggs; two tablespoons extract of rose; relieved at the critical hour sufffl little—toe bod no trains afterward add flour enough to make dough stiff enough to roll out quite thin, cut in any shape, bake on well greased cak,e tins, when baked should lie one-rixth of an inch thick.—Mra» S. B. Sheets, in B1UPFU:U> RM.TLITOR CO., Attests- Os. Womankind. ND BT ALL RBVMBH. —Coffee Cream Cake.—For any good layer cake make a filling, or follows: \ | HODBATJt ORDER. Three tablespoon fills of coffee and a ». cup and a half of cold water; steep 4tate of Xicblrta, Cour Ats iMwHpn uf tin-. ; far tbs and strain. Thicken with corn starch, Couaty of Barry. Ufildra sweeten. Md whipped cream to taste. tbe city of liiiMtirigM. in f aid county. «-4»T0e*lay, m H’h dar of J.Minary hi* tto fMfc* ’ Milk may be added to the coffee be­ nr fbousaurf rifbi buedred and rfm-ty.. Present, Charles W. AttmrouK, J.xx» <w« fore thickening, in place of the cream. rrobiit*. It tastes like coffee ice-cream soda.— Iu the urattar of the estate of 1-ebreatab j C.m*, dneroned. Farmer’s Voice, on roarftiig and filing tee prtillon 4uK- ver--Apple Rice Pudding.--Pare, quar­ ffi-d, of Lyrander F. Cook, iterator <rf tbe taat ter and core three, tert apples apd will and tettainen* of svlit d-Aewod preytlte ’ ■liat.biM final Mronot th»» day tH In said . spread loosely in a buttered agate pud­ court may be heard ar.d allowed and a decree ding dish. Add three-quarters cup­ of dislribunuti duly made and he di* L^rgrt! said trust. , ful of sugar and three tublespoonfuls from Thereupcti it la ordered.that TliurMter.tee rice to on£ quart of mi Ik; turn the mix­ -sixth day of Febfuan A. D.ltsGj»t tea c'ok>ek-ta >be forenwon.be amlgr.ed for tbe hearing of uM , ture over the arpples.spread a few bite petition and that the be>ra at. law of atoi de- । of butter over the tope and bake in a ceased and all other persons Ii.lcreated In said a e<tata .arc lequiretl to appear at asewtousf moderate oven four hours. Berve hotja»! sCourt, _iu_ then to be , holden at the Probate with sweetened whipped cream.— ; office.* in die City of Hastings, tn raid County, ] Omnre .Tndd Farmer. ■ ^e.me.1 Bread and Fn.il Pudding 1 In Chicago FoIIUcm. Chicago, Jan 13.—Frank Lawler, ex­ congressman and u member of the com mon council, a unique politician of lo­ cal and national reputation, died of heart disease at bis home Friday after­ noon, within an hour of being attacked Washington, Jan. 15.—A bill passed in the senate yesterday grant- j ing a (pension of $75 a month to ths । wife of (Brig. Oen. Cogswell, of Massa- J chusettui, of the volunteer army. The • house bond bill was discussed. Senator ! AHUs (dem., Tex.) offered resolutions; declaring that the outstanding legal' tender notes shall not be retired; that the whole of the silver bullion now j in the treasury shall be coined us rap- • idly as possible; that whenever there j Some Instances, too, of the Modem Treatment for is a deficit in the treasury, legal tender ’ notes shall be issued to meet current ex­ Neuralgia—It is a Woman’s Disease. penditures, and shall be destroyed | when returned to the treasury; that all > From Journal, Detroit, Afich.^ a large talc for the Pink Pilll.. “ They are • laws authorizing the sale of interest- I HOB. FRA.NR LAWLER. A very grateful mother is Mrs. A. I* Ilart- popular medicine,” be added, “and do much bearing bonds shall be repealed, snd' that it is the duty of the secretary of with what be termed a “stitch in tilC nese, of G76,Graudy Avenue, Detroit, for the good." D. p z. G. r Freeman, _____ of No. 97 Main Street, wonderful cure| which her daughter has re­ Springville, the treasurv to i>ay United States notes Ride. ” ” He had spent the last night of his ‘ ... ■well-known and popuN. Y., ceived by tlie use of Dr. Williams* Pink 1st photographer,r, wm —------— called_rupon by fin- io both vvv.. golu ana —silver —....coin. , life until an early hour Friday morning Pills. Said Mrs. flortness: “Yes, my daugh­ other Timer reporter who'learned that he '-^d’ Washington, Jan. 10.—Senator Mills’ at n big ball which he. had been the heard something about Fink Fills ■pcech on finance, with frequent direct leader of for the help of the poor of his ‘ ter’s life has been “saved by using Pink Pills, likewise aud their efficacy in curing neuralgia. the president * av :j-_* and j secre­ v,ard,.and did not rise ur.t:! nearly noon, j thanks to a kind friend who recommended “ Yes, be said, in answer to questions, **my criticisms oif wife was greatly benefited by the use of Dr. tary of the treasury, waa the main fea­ Be died surrounded by his wife and five them to me. M ' ' ‘‘Blanche was sick for over three years. WUlianw* Pink Pills for Pile People. She ture of ycatrrdny’s session of the Ren- children, and the news-of his sudden She hiui the cure opthe best physicians pro­ does not like newspaper notoriety, nnd so I nte. Senator Peffer followed with a end was received in political and busi- ; curable, ami no exiH*n.«te or trobblc waa do not like to say much on the subject.” speech against bonds nnd in favor of ncss and labor union circles with heart­ What was her ailment, Mr. Freeman ? ’’ •pared to dWc her. relief. She was so thin “ Well, partly neuralgia, but that win do. I silver coinage. felt regret. At the boll “Our Frank,” | that she wa« finely skfin and bones, her diges­ tion wav out of order snd she had the most will not enter into details, and what I have Washington, Jan. 17,—In the- senate aw his hosts of friends in all walks of awful henduchrs. We gave up all hope of said must suffice. Just put in your paper for yesterday the silver bill was further life called him, was as merry ns the her recovery. Her long, thin, lirtless face me that she waa greatly benefited-; cured made inc nearly eraxy, nhtl we did everything ths pills when doctors failed—and let it go A discussed. The Mdnroe-doctrine also youngest pleasnre-aceker. nnd it is be­ in our power t.ilgive her strength and induce that. The remedy was recommended to her received attention in a resolution by lieved exertion in Itehalf of charity by Mrs. Dean .Jones, of this place, who, I un­ Sruator Sevrard (N. J.) declaring the hastened his death. her to take an rntrreat. in anything. . i “One day a friend told rue about Pink derstand, was also greatly benefited. I wMl limitations of the dorrtrlne'and stating I Mr. Lawler was born in Rochester. N. 1 Pill.<tand Mr. |Lartne« wcntilown town and be pleuArd to tell anybody who calls all about Y., in 1842. and had resided In Chicago since —One pint of bread brokcu into small that President Cleveland ’ s attitude was the pills. ” Kt three boxe|>. Site bad taken about one At Prior’s drug rtore, Sprincvil'e, it was an extension of thr doctrine beyond its 5886. He was forced by his father’s early . pieces. Add one cup of milk, one-third _ x, when to my amnrenicnt. one keening I loath to becin-.,work in a brick yard when i heard her plavin~ on the piano: 1 could raid that they sell more of Dr. \Villiam«’ Pink original scope. A resolution waa adopt­ only IS years cid and was deprived of the of a cup of molasses, one egg, well beaten, utld one cup of rsbiiM. ,tou«l hardly believe ft, fur it had been over a year Pills than any other patent medicine. ed requesting tbe state department for -oj»portunlty to. get an elementary educa- . Dr. Williams* Pink Fills for Pale People since the piano [had bcr:s opened. Mix thoroughly, tlon, but what bn lacked In knowledge he nnd cut in halves. “Soon she Ltwnn to take vhort rides on her are not a patent ruediciue, but an*, a thor­ further infnrmatfon on Turkish-Arme­ wore than made up in honest and effective then sift in half a teaspoonful eacn of bicycle, and sod.n she went singing around th* oughly scientific preparation, the result of nian affairs. Senator Hale (Me.) spoke effort for those he represented in public years of careful rtudv on the psrt <»f an emi ­ clnamon, grated nutmeg, salt and soda. house, our own happy, hearty, little daughter especially the workingman. lie rose nent graduate of McGill Medical College, in favor of n l*acific cable connecting life, once more. to be a letter carrier and then became h j Turn into a buttered pudding boiler “ She thinks Biothing of a spin on her wheel Montreal, and of Edinburg Univemity, Scot­ the United States and Hawaii and ex­ prominent figure In local politics during and cook in boiling water about two over to Mt.fJlemms or I’ontiuc, and is rai well land, and they were successfiilly used by him pressed the opinion that the annexa­ the Hayes-TikfGn fight. He served five in his everyday practice for yeun» before be­ tion of the Hawaiian islands to the consecutive termb in the council, and his i hours.—Chicago Chronicle. as she ever was! —Boiled Plum Pudding. — Haif“ I had h girllliving at our house who waa ing offered fot general sale.' The merit of United Stages was certain Jo be accom­ record was a brilliant one in the Interests ■ •a great sufferer I impoverished blood, and Dr. Williams' Pink Pills is attested by the of the working people. He was elected to pouud white bread crumps, four ounces who received instant and permanent relief hundreds of marvelous cures they have plished at an early day. 1 th» 49th congress from the Second district wrought in all parts of the country, and now sugar, four ounces chopped suet, four from the use of)nue box of the pills. | and wsa reelected to the next two con­ . THE HOUSE. “If this infixrination cop 1^ -if any use to their sale far exceeds that of any other pro­ . greases. Re secured more appropriations ounces raisins, four ounces currants, help some- poor! sick oue, it is given with, the prietary medicine. This is the best test ot tbe Bills Introduced and I’etilion* and Keto- for public Improvements In Chicago than i half- coffeecupful milk, one egg or two fact that Dr. Williatps’ Pink Pills perforin nil '■ greatest of pleajlure.” any other city congressman, so us to give lutloiiM Presented. their makers claim for them, and in seeking employment to labor. He attracted na­ l yolks, one teaspoon ful mixed ground Washington, Jan. 15.—The time was , tlonal attention by his fight for the post- spices, a little salt and a pinch of soda. an effective nerve food which would nourish XKURAIXalA 50 IX)5GER TERROR. without over-stinjulantnr, and would build up spent ip the house yesterday in further nuiFtenihip of Chicago under the present ’ Mix the dry articles together, the bread ItES WOMEN. naturally the wasted, dubby and distesra debate upon the pension appropriation administration, taking to the white house nerves, and which would at the same tiule a petition of £4,txx» t’hicngo cltUens for the 1 grated or chopped very fine; add milk bill. give a supply of blood at once purer, richer office. He was a conspicuous worker at ’ and egg with salt and roda dissolved in Washington, .Inn. 10.—Another day Washington for the yrorld’s fair uw oprla- ‘ them; tie up in a luig and boil for fpur nnd redifer, tuid more capable of carrying From the Eir-niit'j Timca, IJuffUlo, N. I”. nutriment and oxygen to every nerve and lion blll, and was elected us an independent hours.—Chicago Record. Women have no longer new! to fear that muscular fibre of the body, Dr. Williams was consumed by the house yesterday to the present council.] dread enemy—(Neuralgia. Science hiu con- struck at the nx>t of all discrise, and it is em­ in oratory upon the fiension appropri­ 3tiered, uud wofmin is relieved of a great bur­ inently proper, therefore, to give a list of the ation bill, in the course of which the ‘ AWFUL DOUBLE TRAGEDY. en of pain. Prominent among the tnanv diseares for which this preparatioh.it intended, policy of the present adinintetration A foot-traveler through one of the who atand ns living bwilmoniafiito the new which we do herewith : towards the veterans ‘ was scored , .* *by MiMked Robber* Hang » TeDD«-s*ec Farm­ hilly regions of Ireland came one day remedy anil it.« efficacy in curing neuralgia is All diseases arising from a poor and watcrv both republicans and* democrats' * ' er aud Beat Oat Illa Wife** BraJmu and ! Mnu.Poiiuski, lady lives with conmuou condition of of the Mood such as pule and m»Iv r .il----- 7,T A widow ,......... ■ • who ’ i upon a curious little cabin, so small Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 18.—A letter her rather. C hnst bteltxer, hi a pleiuant home , ’inw oomnlexio -------nplexion, p ncral muscular weakness. defended by- two or three democrats.' aa to seem hardly large enough for a ;un Leymd GoWwda. . Ion ivob of vi appro. appetite, depression vf spirits, lack o? Washington. Jan. 17.—In the house from Flynn's Lick, in Jackson county. ■ human habitation. While she waa Believing hrt experience would prove of ambition, uria-mia, eldurusis or greca sicknere, brings n£ws of a horrible double mur­ yesterday the time was occupied in dis ­ wXle interest ainung wGmen, a reporter called palpitation of the heart, shortness of breath whimsically considering as to whether at her hou»e. ' on slight exertion, coldness of hands or fret, cussing the pension appropriation bill. der committed near that place. Five it might not be the abode of the famous Seated in thelcosy littleparlor, furnished in swelling of the feet or limbs, pain in the back, Washington, Jan. 18.—-In the hotlse masked men entered the house of true country rt^le, Mrs. Polinski told the re­ nervous headache, dizziness, loss of memory, yesterday the pensiqn bill was passed, Joseph Day, an old farmer, who was “good people,” about whom so many porter her. story], , __ .. feebleness of will, ringing in the ears, early it carries $141,'325,820, about $50,000 reputed to have money hidden away, loving superstitions cling, the figure lam n»i» sick wmmih as you can readily decay, all forms of female weaknem. letworof a short, stout old man emerged from nee, e. ’’.she she said, raid, ajnd and I. never have been. 1 j d0 | riKMi tardy or irregular periods, sapprewion less than the estimate. Petitions were and demanded the secret of his treasure. J1?! aew«p|i,*’‘ notoriety and have never ryner’a, porajyws, »ever or of racnw, mcnsre, hysteria, paralysis, joccmotor Joocmotor presented for the retirement of green­ Day refused to give it up, and after nu- tbe- cabin, and stood confronting her in smiling silence. After salutations bad ray name ip th*- repent Ix-lore. J would ^taxia, rheumatism, sciatica, all diesses de- backs and treasury notes.___________________________ merous 'threats was taken out of doors A Dill w as f crrtainly not ray a word this tune, but I think pending -------’..... on vitiated ,humors in the blood, Lad been exchanged, the travelerlaugh­ it u my duty |to tell women what I have rauriag scrofula, swelled glands, fever sorre. introduced declaring bicycles baggage 1 a«d hanged to a tree. The brutes then ingly told tbe old man that she had found. riekcLs, hip-joint diseases, hunchback, ac­ for purposes of interstate commerce ’ attempted to make Mrs. Day tell where “I used to b<* troubled with frequent head­ quired deformities, decayed bones, chronic nnd requiring all railroads . to carry j th® money was hidden, and when she half fancied his dwelling the home of aches. They were not serioiw—I think they erysipelas, catarrh, consumption of the bowels them as baggage. The free home bill, j refused heather brains out with a dub. fairies. “No. indade, ma’am, but it’s mast have been neuralgia—but thev were and hinn, aud also for invigorating the then ransacked the hoyse, but n good warm place, God bless it,” re­ “* “ jast bad enough to mhke it decidedly un- blood nnd system when broken down hy over- which is practically a revival of the *They pieamnt for m|-. [ wm able to work, but in wbpk, worry, disease, excenes and indioerc- homestead law, was favorably reported. failed to find the money. No arrests plied the old man. “But surely you a son of s listlem fashion. cannot stand up in it?” said the trav­ tionsof living, recovery from ncutft disease-, Adjourned to Monday. have been made. “I heard of I Pink Pills made bv the Dr. such as fevers, etc., loss of vital powers, sper­ eler, curiously. ‘‘An’ fwhat node to Williams’Company and was persuaded tn try matorrhea, early decay, premature old age. A BIG FLEET. shtand, ma’am?” returned the owner NO FEAR OF THE SULTAN. them. I did so and new all is changed. I They act-directly on the blood, supplying to tve not had a headache in manv months aud the blood its life-giving qualities by arainting Enflaud’a Flying Squadron Ready to Sall of tbe tiny bouse. “Shure. an* Oi can veaueh fiiith in thepills that t do not think ft to absorb oxygen, that great supporter of come outside to do that same. an’ whin Under Sealed Order*. Tarkey. I ever will again. They did me a world of fill erganic life. • Portsmouth, Jan. 18.—The flying Oi’m insoide, it*s mesll/ that can either Washington, Jan. 20.—It is authorigood and I know they will do os much hr Pink Pills are sold by all dealers or will ' go to bed or sit down, ma’am I"-There other women.” squadron, consisting of the battle ship be sent post paid on receipt of price (50 rents , tatively announced that the American jQiarle* 8. Phelps, the well-known Ga- a box or six boxes for $2.50—they are never _______________ _______________________ never Bed Cross society will execute its mis- Kevenge, flog ship. Hear Admiral Al­ was such warmth in tbe smile with waoda druggist whose place of business h to ■old in btiik or by the 100) by addrewing •rwintf Dr. __ ne __ i__ ____________ ♦«”’fs,nV*v tiZ fred T. Dale; the battle ahip Boyal Oak, which thin cheerful philosophy was Turkey in behaU of Main Street, said to the reporter that he had Williams’ Medicine Co.. Schenectady, S. Y. ! *! > the suffering Armenians, Miss Clara the first-claw cruisers Gibraltar and propounded that the traveler was not Barton, president of the American Red Theaua, and the second-clas-s crulaeni disposed to pick flaws in it, and smiled Cross, and the members of her personal Charybdis and Hermoine, together with acceptance of its truth.—Youth’s Com­ • staff will sail from New York Wednes- clx first-class torpedo-boat destroyers, panion. j day next, the date originally decided assembled at Bpithead at noon Friday. । upon, en route for Turkey. No word It is reported that the destination of I has yet been received from Minister this squadron, after leaving Bantry ; Terrell at Constantinople. Miss Barton hay. Ireland, will be the Bermudas. She Saw Her Little Girl Fading Away-A Stoiy That Will Touch the Heart of Every Mother. CASTOR IA for Infants and Children ; felt, however, thfit it was deeirable to Victory for Greenway. । start according to her original pro­ Winnipeg, Man., Jan. 15.—Premier ■ , gramme, without anticipating the pos­ Greenway’s liberal government was re­ sibility of being stopped. turned to power through Wednesday’s elections by a large majority. Returns Worse Thau Reported. Boston, Jan. 20.—In a letter just re­ up to a late hour indicate tbe election of 32 government supporters, four op­ ceived from Rev. H. N. Barnum, D. D.; of Harpoot. eastern Turkey, where the^ position and four independent. This property of the American board waa 1 is a much larger majority than Premier burned, he says tliat.reports have been Greenway had at the last election. The secured from 176 villages in the vicin­ school issue was the only one of the ity of Harpoot. Those villages con­ fight and national schools have won tained 15.4D0 bonses belonging to the dixy. It was almost a clean sweep Christiana. Of those 7,054 have been for Greenway. burned and 15,845 persons have been re­ ported killed. Dr Barnum adds: “The reality, I fear, will prove to be much greater.” Casterla n Transvaal’s Hugo 8tore of Gold. London, Jan. 17.—Prof. James Bryce, who has just returned from a trip to Soxtth Africa, in addressing the Edinburgh chamber of commerce said Woman BaflragrUta to Moot. Washington, Jan. 20.—The 28th an­ that he estimated the Transvaal gold nual convent ion of the National Woman mines would produce £ 700,000,000 Suffrage asaociatlon will be held in worth of gold. Should this estimate Washington January 33 to 28. Miss prove correct, he added, the ratio be­ Smun B. Anthony, president, and Mbs tween gold ond- ailver might need alterHarriet Tylor Upton, treasurer of the aaaoclatlon, are in WaaBfington arrang­ ing the details of the meeting. Canajoharie, N. Y., Jan. 20.—Bernard Gillam, the famous cartoonist of Judge, diad suddenly at 8:25 o’clock Sunday blob passed before the supreme court morning at his home here. He was 36 wears of age. Death was caused by a Northwtwtern road, was admitted to practice before all the state courts. look of typhoid fever. Jackson is tbe first negro to be admit­ ted to practice law in this state. Dayton, Jan. 20.—Mrs. Isaac Gephart, of New Carlisle, died Friday after WK FrovMe for Salvation BoMlera a voluntary fast of 2H day*. Sbe ate her that Gen. Bullington Booth has par- last meal Christinas day. Her act was •baaed a farm in Bergen county, near caused by reading a book on Christian Mftenoe. Her husband is a farmer. to be used as a home for worn-out Sal­ vation Army officers. • Muscogee, L <*., Jan. 20. — Gov. Ea- > . I ’ jaXon SOAP. It loa»ea’. and separates tfec dirt, ataktag washing easy, but does not Injure ths fabric. TREES GR0Ww5S;®u before you know it your reward comes in fruit & shade. Begin BOH by writing for our low prices. With Dr. Jameson’s raiders. IH died from a broken heart, caused by her brother's forgeries, which will to <80.000, and tbe death of Garman, I I ; . ; I I I I I | I I S W. ABMSTB0X9. Judge of Probate. I CA true copy.) PROBATE ORDER. St»te of Michigan. County of Barry—M. At a Bsasion of tbe Probate Court forjha J County of Barry, balden st the Probate (MOM, I In tbe city of HasUneJ. in said county, «■» Monday, the sixth day of January m tbe I y< ar one tbo,ixand eight hundred sod nlnaty six. i Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Jad*e ot I Probate. . । In tbe matter of the estate ot Simea Matthews, deceased. On readlug and filln: the petition duly yeriQed o! John B. and George O, .Mathews, mkis of said deceas’d finning that u certs n tnstranfwt 1 now on file li: wild Court purtwtliiR to be U»e last will and tests incut of Mid d* eased be. ndm II wd to probate and that the executors thereiu named ne appointed. Tii-reunon it Is ordered.that Saturday the fim day of February. A. D. 1W6. at ten o’clock U tbe forenoon, be aMlgned for the hearing of asM petUiou. aud that tbehelrs nt law of Mid deeewk ed, aud all other persons interested la saM J estate, are required to appea mid ecurt, theu .to.be Ixilden Mfioe. in tbe city ofllastlngj xnd show cause, if any there be >f the neUttoBer may not t* H Is hirtiier ordered, that said QOtlc t to the pen ous InterwU printed sad circulated tn said once In each weak for three previous to Baid day of heartm Okaruss W. AJtwi f a tree copy.) Jotfxeof •uaugin cf th* current under Lbs complcto tr troi of tbs wreror. xcucbco that a child u be tCMtefi end acred tbe Mun* power of IV i: luKXsaary far U» stxont;wtinsn. Atom all cbsac (soaaD I deceased aud all other pmrons Intmwted tn said estate, are required to appear at a mrtrni of raid Court, thou to be boWen it tbe Probate ‘d office. In the City of HMtiogs, in said OcmbRt. and show cause, if any there be, why the nrtter ot the petitioner may not be granted. Atad n Is further ordered, that said petition* r give asDse to the jiersous interested in said estate, oi tee pendency of said petition and the hearing tefre- | of by causing a copy of this order to be pubtaed in tke Hastings Baxxkr, a newspaper printed and circulated in said County ot B^r, Tls® Electrte Carrwwtewabw * ately felt, i capital. The estimated cost ia tTfiOJXX). Johannesburg, Jan. IT. — President Hrager will demand of England 15,000 PROBATE ORDER. Stott- nr Michigan, County nl Barry—tf. . At a session ot tbe. probate Court IM •’ County of Barry, bolden at tbe Frotste Oiire,in tbe cuy of Hastings, m said Counts on 8a®-“ day. t»e fourth day of January. In the yeai“ ope thousand eight hundred atrt ninety^fx. Present Charles W. Armstrong, Judge at Pro­ bate. In the matter of tbe estate of Joslisa R. Crouch, deceased. On reading and filing the petition duly restfled, of K. D. SuulM. Administrator of raid eslatv araylng for reasons in raid petition set forth that be may be licensed to sell the real estate of said decent!cd as In said petltieh describc-d. Thereupon it is ordered .that Friday the Stif day of January. A. D.,if©6. at ten o'clock tai tbe forenoon, be assigned for the bearing «C •.aid petition and that the heirs aS law afstaS MRWCINBS AM down tbe stream by the current, and, I PROBATE ORDER. . . State ot Michigan. Connre of Barry—58. * ' 1 At a resslun of the Frtojtfe Court for the Countv of harry, boldeu ax the Probate office. In the City of Hastings, tn said county, ouThu*dav tbe 16th day of January in tbe year cue ’.housaud eight hundred and ulnetv six. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of I Probate In the matter of tbe estate of Henry Leonard I Deceased. ’ . Od rending and ffilug the petition duly verified ot Afifeon P. Leonard. of said deceased, t-raying that administration <.i said estate begranted to hluifelt or to some other suitable . per-’cn. . Thereupon ft is ordered, that Friday lb* sedetth clay of February, A. D.'.tm al ten o'ctoeK.. toe forenoon.he assigned for the hearing of eato Iftittou and that the heirs ut law nf said de- I team'd and all other persons interested ta sold- 1 estate, are requited to appear ar a session raUPcourt.lbcn to be holdtm at the I’robateoib flee, tn tfie City of Hastings, in val.l c.iur.'y. opd, show oau-e, if .my there be, why the prayer of the iietitlnner may not be granted. And ttfc . further arch red, that said petitioner gira DOtiM ,1 to me persons interested In said estate, «tf Cltependency ot said petition and the bearing thereof by craning a eqpy of this order to be pnidisbed In the HasungB Bakxeb, a news­ paper printed and circulated in said County ot I b-irry. once In each wnek for throe srccesmve 1 weeks previous to said day of bearing. Chas. W. ARMMaairtf, . i Judge of Probai>« I (A lrue copy.) THE OWEN ELECTaiO BELTS AHO AFFUANOM MAURI TO THE THEBE GREAT POINTS OP ADVANTAGE OVER ALL IMITATOR! Bryan, Fort Wayne and Intermediate Children Cry for Pitchers Castorta. ;>euderKy hereof l y caualng a copy »f thto order to be pnonsDra , ubHsbed in tbu th* Hastings .Banskr anxkk.. a news ­ |*per printed aad asd clrculated circulated Injwld in -*!d “ paper ite-T-'"’*' wreji’ previous to "sal d*dayof hearing^ • . Char. W. akssstooxg Judge of Probate (A true copy.) �In 1807 every person in tbe Udlted States coosamed 3.94 tembeia of wheat. In 1892 the MMumptioo waa 6.91 buaftela Thursday, Jan. aj. 1896. per capita, an increase of two buahete during a quarter of a century of Protec­ MARSHALL L.COOK, Editor. tion. People could live well in those Bat a year later when Un? threat BMTXKED A8 HECONV CLASS MATTER AT days. of Free-trade had began to spread over THE HASTINGS, MIGL-. POSTOFFICX, AUGUST 14. 1879. tbe country they could not buy so much bread, and each person consumed only 4.85 basbels, a-bushel and more less in n —— Hastings Banner EDITORIAL NOTES single year. That Dollar Wheat. The annual report upon the farm crops •f 1894 issued by tbe department of Agrlenlture suggested au investigation as to the realization of those dollar wheat promises that were made by the Free Traders during the Presidential campaign •f 1899. We accordingly take the aver­ ages for the three McKinley years of Pro­ tection and prepare them with the average daring the two years that the “Fre$Traders have bad the opportunity to give the farmers their dollar wheat Thus: 7 From June 30th. 1898 to June 30th. 1895 our expenditures were over $112,000.­ 000 more than our receipt*. Tills l> the first time since the close of the war that our receipt* havn’t exceeded our expend­ itures. The interest bearing .debt has also Increased $198,000,000 and another bond Issue is at hand. For the fiscal year ending Jone 80th. 1894, under the McKinley tariff law, 8143,­ 002, worth ot shoddy produced In foreign countries was marketed In the United • AVEBA^k ANNUAL VALUE.J States. For the fiscal year ending June Per bushel. Perarre. Total JO-C7 *10.16 "Oth. 1895, under the Gorman tariff. SL4,..WO.I , 0AI5 «J-32 000,654. worth of ahoddy was imported. B-’B _Daring _ years of Protection, the three J 1890-1892. the farmers of the United Obituary. States received an average of 817C,583;W) The death of Howaid Busby nnly son of Mr. and Mrs. John Busby occurred a year more money lor their wheat crops than they did in liop and 1894 nndeAthe Friday morning at six o’clock of heart disease. Several weeks ago he was at^ Free Trade addW^istration. The wheat tacked with diptberta but recovered and it •rop wbj worth 83p4 an acre mjre under is thought got out too soon, and overdone, Preteclion than in the Free-Trade time?. resulting in paralysis, snd heart failure The average price was 76.7 cents per which later caused death. The funeral took place the same morning at elevwn, bushel on the farm under Protection, but owing to the dipiherla cases In the family. only 5lh cents a bushel since the Free­ Rev. Cox conducting the brief ceremony. Traders have bad Che opportunity to pay Howard was fifteen years old, and a member of the eight grade. Tbe news of the farmers that ikfflara bushel. I bis death caused a gloom of sadness among his associates, who greatly regret The Jota! supply! of raw wool tor the his untimely end. Interment was made at fiscal year ending June 30, 1803. whs Riverside. The day of his death Miss Leah, and Marie were very low, but we about 532,000,000 bounds, in addition m are glad to say. are now considered out of the importation of Lout 838,000,000 worth danger by Dr. Lathrop the attending i of imported cloth at the foreign value. physician, snd Indu and Lucille are con­ It Is estimated that the wool required to valescent? Mr. and Mrs. Bushy have the heartfelt produce these goods was over 3 pounds sympathy of all iu their affliction, which of unwashed ished wool per dollars worth ____ of _ seems doubly hard to bear under tbe cir­ [goods­ This would tberefortnnake a total cumstances. as no friends could be present consumption by the. American people of to make the way seem less ban!, but all that could be done to sfiow tbe general nearly, 650,000.000 pounds of raw wool, sympathy has been and Is being done. equal to about'27 percent, of the world’s The darkf*st hour seems to have passed, ! supply. As the American people are only and the prospects are now tor a spredy re­ 5 per cent of the world’s population, aud covery of the sick ones. No other cases .are reported. as they use 27 per cent, of the world’s production of wool, the per capita con­ Church and Society. sumption is 9^ pounds, which is the The regular monthly meeting of the W. largest by any nation in the world. It Is H. M. 8. of the M. E. church. Will be held therefore not surmising that foreigners at parsonage, Wednesday, Jaauury -59, at 2 o’clock. were jublknt over the prospect of being The pastor will preaeh at Ibe Presby­ able to secure a greater share of the terian church next Sunday morning, and Wnlied States market under tbe Gorman evening. Morning topic. — “Prison Tariff. Life”; evening. “Tbe Compass.” All will be heartily welcome. The tariff on wool has been taken away. Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday evening will Every person who voted- the democratic be led by Cyril S. Grigsby. Consecration meeting. ticket, voted for this policy. Possibly there may be a slight reduction in the F. E. Hauser closes bls pastoral year price of clothing. Now let every farmer, next Suiiday, 26th., aud Sunday evening and sheep owner, who may possibly save he will give an object lesson, sabject “A Review of the Past of *95 and a Prospec­ a few cents a year in buying clothes, put tive View of the Future of *96.” All are bn the other side what they have lust in cordially invited. the depreciation of the value of their flocks. Instead of the club social the annual •f their wool clips, of their farms. In ac^, ^donation for Rev. Thomas Cox and wife iltion to their share of the increased io- will be'held on Wednesday evening of terest bearing indebtedness amounting to next week, .lan. 29th at the M. E. church parlors from 5 to 10 o’clock. A very about $200,000,000 and then see how much cordial invitation is extended to all: they have gained (?) by discarding the The Y. P. S. C. E. of Emmanuel parish policy of protection under which this will be lead next Sunday evening by Mins aation prospered. Dora DePue. Have Respect Stomach FOR YOUR O not give it food that will irritate it, or retard it in the performance of its natural functions, or it will retaliate ' in a way decidedly unpleasant you a headache, a distress in your stom­ ach, a pain in the side, or an irritation of the skin? These are the symptoms of disordered digestion resulting from unwholesome food. Alum baking powders are responsible for a large' part of this unwholesome food, for it is a fact, recognized by all physicians, that alum renders food with which it is mixed partially indigestible. The danger to the public is not trifling, for alum baking powders are numerous. How are they to be avoided? sale or retail, at a lower price than «D_____ 1 »_______ t______ . t______ .-*«_______ « rior quality and dangerous to health. . m IntervMtlnr Program Carried Out irt Tbow wbo kMl the pMworeM Ibtenlnr to the exoelltiM program oarrlrd out at tbe garment ln*B»ile tol« weeb bare rraaon to be very tltaektul to Mr. R. M. bate* for proridlns them with It. for largely through him w«> the biatltule s<’e“reuThe Oral eeaalon eomiornred Tuesday morvlog with an Addreae or Welcome by Andrew J. Keuaedy aud Beepouae by Mr. Itedfern. ’ j . , ■ •■Commercial Fcrillliera: 1* Tirolr Uae rrodlable to tbe General Farmer?" waa Lie theme ably bundled by Prof. Kedzie of the Agricultuml College. He compared tbe value ot a lob of manure with a ton of fertilizer, showing the former to be tbe richest In annaonla and the latter the rlcbeet in other cMentlata, the speaker not saying which he thought was best Han. A. C. Towue thought that manure and clover would be better than tbe fertUIier’ . . A. W. H. Merriek reed a very interesting paper on Commercial Fertilizers nnd de­ clared in an emphatic way tliat he bad re­ ceived very great benefit from the use of fertilizer, and said that ita use would largely Increase yields of earn, potatoes and grain. Prof. Taft of the Agricultural College gave an Interesting talk on “How to Meet tbe Summer Drontbs.” He advocated tbe Idea of deep ptowlog In clay soils and the thorough pulverizing of the soil. On sandy ground he said plowing should be done more frequently. . The first on the program for the after­ noon wm the subject tbe “Dairy Herd” by J. H. Brown, of Climax. Associate, editor of the Michigan Farmer. Mr. Brown argued that farmers should give more at­ tention to the dairy and that It could and should bo made to be one of tbe most pay­ ing investments on the farm. Gregt in­ terest was shown in his paper. W. ». Benham being absent Secretary IL M. Bates gare his experience on “De­ horning” saying he thought It advisable to dehorn where animals or herns run to­ gether. “What a Cd-operative Creamery Can Do for a Communky” was an able paper read by Mr. Jobu Broughton, of Middle­ ville. ' Mr. Broughton said that such a creamery can be made to pay wherever there Is room tor one and wherever the “cow patronage” was sufficient, the more cows there were in a community tbe better the show for profits. “A Co-operative Creamery from a M.«nager’s View” was a paper abb bandied by B. 8. Hully, of Woodland. Mr. Holly is manager of the Woodland Creamery which h profitable alike to farmers and stock holders. The speaker gave some attention to the jealousies to be encountered among the farming classes which were somewhat laughable. i' “How to Make Good Butter” was a talk by H. E. VanS’orman, of the Agricultural College, accompanied by teat with apparatus for this purpose. The talk was very Interesting and the Shaker made it plain that farmers could use their milk to much more profit then they now do. by using known methods for making butter. The evening session consisted of a talk on “Reading in the Farm Home,” bv Prof. Noble and “Art on the Farm” by Prof. Holdsworth, both of Lansing. Wkdnesday. W. H. Schantz was first ou program and read a fine paper on “Stuck Breeding,” supplementing his paper bv a very Instruct­ ive talk which was highly Interesting. He advised the taking of one breed of stock, Improving the breed In every way, studying the fine points and improving them. The speaker said that there is al­ ways a demand for fine roadster horses and that one dealer, of whom he spoke, sold one consignment of horses for 8995 per head. James M. Baser, of this city, read a paper on “Jersey Cattle,” giving a little history of tbe island on which these cattle are raised and laws allowing the breeding of no other cattle. Said that the cow that makes good butter will not make good beef nnd vice versa. Said that Jersey cattle won prizes at World’s Fair for but­ ter aud cheese making; urged by farmers that Jerseys are not the best animals to raise because of their small size, but tbe speaker said that they more than make up their lack In size by quality of milk and butter, over 14 pounds of butter having been made In seven days from one am. Tbe speaker said that farmers aould make profitable businem by getting a Babcock test and going into tbe business of making good butter. In answer to a question as to what tbe points of a good Jersey were Dr. Woodmansee gave these;—rather long head, broad between the eyes, Harrow be­ tween the bonis, straight back, large milk vein, large tests.. square ndtter, bright eyes, kind and mild dtapoeitton. A change was made Id the program and at ; this point County Commissioner Mi‘■a Flora Beadie gave a talk on the “Needs of the District Schools.” She said that what was needed more than anything else was a stronger bond of sympathy be­ tween teacher and patron; that tbe patrons should appreciate ibe triate and perplexi­ ties of the teacher much more than they do and give them every encouragement possi­ ble. Next sbe said that patrons should cultivate a closer acquaintance with tbe teacher. Miss Beadle said that she by no means attributed every defect to the pa­ trons because she said that sbe appreciated that teachers often proved unworthy of confidence, but such was an exception and by-do means the rate. For the building up of tbe minds aud charactera of boys ■nd »lrl. the Cetamlialooer noted tbe value of establishing district libraries and, paid a deserved conpUmeat tn tbe IwU- direction. Sbe aleo •dmowledRM toe cultivated it ta setter, brighter and better, slock like it brUer and a good expense saved In husktag. Mr. Hayt advocated tbe use of Silos. If farmers haven’t any Sites be said tc out up enough to last three or four days ia advance, put it In a tank and poor water un it. cold water answering tbe pur­ pose 11 weather not too cold. Corn will beat aad stock like it. Id reply to ques­ tion ti» speaker said that analysis proved that there ta as much nutrition below tbe Prof. Holden spoke on ‘^Tbe Agrtoultural College Graduate out of College.” The Agricultural College was organised In 1857 having over one section of ground. Every student becomes n member of the students organization which governs itself and also joins a literary society. Prof. Holden spoke of tbe various departments of the Agricultural College, and bow the student was not only expected, but com­ pelled to go into these various depart­ ments, there to make use of the knowledge received from books. The speaker said that the boys from tbe farm must be de­ pended upon to promote the nations well­ fare, as they always had been. Boys from the country were, as a general thing, the l>eM students, because they are a few from many from the coon try to come to school and desire to reap the most bene­ fits. Tbe Speaker said that tba Agricul­ tural College through Prof. Kedzie had saved the farmers of Michigan millions of dollars on account of bis investigations In fertilizers. , Next came a paper from Chas. Beumer on “Peach Growing.” First thing for good orchard Is a good location, being on an elevation for air drainage. The speak­ er said that there are many good locations for peaeh orchards not now utilized. Next what trees shall be planted. He thought that few varieties stwuld be planted. .Care should be taken in selection of stock, se­ lecting trees that bore fruit iu rotation. Ground should be marked as for corn. Trees should be planted from 16 to 20 feet apart according to eolL Tret* should be cut back before planting, not leaving over two buds on each limb. Put rich eoil about tbe. roots au(T leave a little hollow for holdii”; the water. Peach bores should be matched and destroyed. Mrs. Muj o gave an Interesting talk on the Womans Department which was held in the- court room. There may be two Institutes held in this county this year, one during the sum­ mer* in the form of a picnic and anoth­ er next jwluter. The fSectlon of officers resulted as fol­ lows:— President—John DaWson. ’Scc'y and Treas—R. M. Bates. Vice President, (one from each town) Dan Warner. Baltimore; Hibbard Offley, Ca«t letoh; John Payne, Hastings: Mr. Hamtuoad, Prairieville; C. H. Hoyt. Irv­ ing; Wm. Mitchel I, Irving; Dr. Elliott, Barry; S. Velta, Woodland; F. Sylvester, Yankee Springs; H. B. Nichols, Orange­ ville; Dr. Woodmansee, City; Frank Bris­ tol. Johnstown; Chauncey Brians, ~ ‘...... A,syria; Walter Rubinson, Thornuppte. Dues were fixed at 25 cents per annum, and anyone can become a member by sending this sum to the.Setfy. aud Treas. R. M. Bates, of this city* and all members wbo Join will receive Bulletins and pam­ phlets from tbe State Agricultural College, Tbe Executive Committee of the assoc­ iation will be composed of tbe President, Beefy. John Payne, Chas Hoyt and Dr. Woodmansee. Mrs. 1L I. Hendershott sang a beautiful solo at the opening of the afternoon ses­ sion. This was followed by a talk ou “Wheat for Michigan” by Prof. Kedzie. of the State Agricultural College* during which he took occasion to justly ‘roast’’ the present secretary of Agriculture to a known tnrn. Following this came a discussion of “Good Raods,” R. M. Bates reading a paper on this subject which will be found" in this Issue. Short talks on thia subject were made by J. H. Dennis, W. R. Cook. Dr. Woodmansee, Mr. Redfern and others, showing that this subject ta rightfully be­ ing considered by the farmers, baslueM men and all. A “Womans Section” was held at the court house under the auspices of the Wotnen’eClab, commencing at two o’clock. Mrs. Mayo, of Battle Creek, gave a de­ lightful talk on “Making Bouse Work Easier,” s discussion being led by Mrs. W. D. Hayes. Mrs. Mayo also gave another pice talk on “MoUier and Daughter.” COMMUNICATION. Haifa Loaf. If local option ta a benefit to Eaton County why might It not be a desirable state of things for Barry Co? It ta true it is bat half a loaf and scarce­ ly that; but 1a not half better than none? For my part I should be only too glad to see tbe heme-destroying, drunkard making business forever cease In not only our county; but in the state and nation. Since we can not look for so much of good at present m might accrue from a general suppression of tbe traflte, wby not give It a trial Id our county? We positively know that there are aad fathers and mothers brothers and sisters, broken-hearted’ neglected wives, abused and dishonored children among the citizens of oar sixteen towns wbo need help and sympathy There are men young and old, wbo by continued Indulgence have become tbe •lave ot habit but are powerlre. before toe tomptottoM that Um preeent lleenoe tent hM nU/Mkri In --1 M * Norse bmois... Great Reduction Until March ist. Freeze, Freeze, Freeze, —that’s the way some horses have to do when covered with a poor blanket Such good ones as . . s’A horse CLEVELAND “ CHASE BROS” are blankets. “ “ always warm Belt Leather Halter Heads, .z.WITHOUT STALES. TbeM-uaallyiM-.il for ILOO but now cmtii March 1} you can get them for CEN1S. Goodyear Bros HARDWARE HASTINGS. srnimnniiHmiinninMmmmmHtmniwwiHWMMiwwis Sweeping Reduction CAPS, GLOVES, MITTENS AND UNDERWEAR.: ■ : All these articles put at prices that are bound to sell them, if you need them. Call and give me a chance to prove this assertion to you. J. C. FARRELL, Clothier DONT BUY GLOVES = MITTEN J WITHOUT SEEING OUR LINE. ublm tblc qoeslkm demand, tbe attention of every intelligent voter. riatraoc giving eoc'.als and entertainment* had es- Tale wmM meke a line or silver dollar* tablteed little libraries for their aehoota. Miss Beadle’s talk waa fplena id and left many good points for all to think about •red without a itrooc public rec u meat to ALL KINDS AT VERT LOW PRICES To reduce stock before inrainjng Royal Baking Powder is made of cream of tartar, a pure, wholesome fruit acid derived from It adds positively anti-dyspeptic qual­ ities to the food. It makes finer, lighter, sweeter ■uimm* We certMnly have Ibe eaae We hare a very few SujTOg left DdewjrlSI A ^iiUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUMUUUUUUUiUM ■ ■ I �====== Hasting • Banner Thursday, Jan. 23, 1896. W. k. COOK. Local BOitor. ent. Refreshments were served th work, and a jolly time passed. 7 MRS SI KIRK’SSMSOflf’ 25 CENTS ! MS ns Sil The best stock of Groceries i • and Crockery in town. : : : Will save you money *if you - trade with us. Wi ml Ul U if frtta, Hams s Van firman LOCAL LEWS. • CIRCULATION * 86 quire s. 'f cis week, Hereafter; changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure insertion in tho issue of tbe week <vheu brought. A Question of -Courage. Order your eegcaved cards at this of­ fice. Clinton cdunty votes hn having leeal option within its borders on Fib. 2. ' Grand concert at Presbyterian church Wednesday evening Jan. 29. 7:39. AU goods eold at a small id argin to close the season. MlAs J. R. SvknHtx. Ladies capes coats, and shawls to ex­ change tor VOO.L O. D. SPAULDING. Al! acql’t# hue me must be settled al ou e by ca«h or F. G; Stowell. Cutting pjices on all dre^a giMMls, lace esrtains at L price. O. D. Spai.-i.ding. The first Ranter of our new serial ‘A Question of’Courage” begins in this issue. Ladies wishing work done iu milllm ry call ou Miss J. R. Sherman for low prices. We w|ii «on send out statements to ah’ our subfr?rlbers in arrears ou their subM-riptieris. See Miss Sherman for tine assortment iu handkerchiefs,, fascinators and child­ rens cape. | Commence “A Question of Courage" with the first chapter. It appears in this week’s issue. A. E. McOmber has elven away over six groee of Klpg’s spectacles that were dam­ aged by water. Frank Diliahner with Otto Hinterurister. fonueriy} of this city, will open a bi­ ryde store lu Saginaw soon. Farmers, if you desire to have yaur razors boned take them to Busby Brae, barber chop under the City bank. Will Bonohue, of Battle Creek, who was aooMe»tally killed by tbe cars there, was buried at Prairieville Wednesday, where his wlftfs people reside. r PERSONAL MENTION Twenty members of tbe K. 0. T. M. drove over to Freeport, Monday night and I . W. B. FltzSlmmons was In Ionia over helped the latter lodge initiate two mem­ bers. Deputy Fuller of Allegan was pres- 1Sunday. Mrs. G. W. WHIlama stepped on a bit of ice on the back porch loot Saturday and fell foar«r five feet spraining her shoulder and bruising hershlf severely. An Ohl Folks Concert will be given here in a few weeks under the auspices of lire Epworth League. We understand there wilt be a chorus of over fifty voices. Several weeks ago Mrs. Fliilo Scidman had clothes stolen from tbe line; Sunday some of them were accidentally found near the West Creek bridge near E, Y. Bogie’s. Fanners we are selling bran at $10.00 per ton. Have plenty on hand and now is the time to buy while cheap. T. D. Fbewcm & Sox, Middleville, Mleh. Prof. Mills, Cornet Virtuoso and pianist assisted by local talent, vocal solos, plane solos, violin aoteo, recitations,cornet sotes, aad orchestral uambera with Mr. Mills as first violinist aod director of the orchestra. Mtea Effa Simpsoa accompanist A fire la the cornice ot Frank Brooks’ elevator on Broadway near the M. C. rai read, called oat tbe fire department Tkoraday afiernoosu Tbe fire was ex­ tinguished before the cumpaay arrived ou tbe scene however. It is supposed to have caught from a spark of a locomotive. ' >Uto beery affair. Look at the Improreaeewt to-day, Wooley A Bronson are sell(3.00. pointed toe. patent leather Up, nlee soft doagola stock and the bast of It la they can It a wide or narrow foot as they Reports tn the state ooard of health, Lansing, show that neuralgia, rheumatism, broocbitla, tonailitis and Influenza in or- Mtoblcu dorlui tbe week ending Janturr flMea; tgptwH lever it it; eenrlet fefer after Tbe Furniss-Quinn examination which has been attracting so much attention during tbe past few weeks, came to a close Tuesday evening and resulted In both men being abound over to tbe circuit court and both were placed under $1000 bonds. SCHOOL COLUMN. Special Cash Sale Tbe boys and glrb mus( write, and the MIm Olga Beumer was iu Grand Rap­ teaciters of Barry Co. mmft teach pen man­ Iids Monday. skip systematically, the Kame as they Mrs. Emma Simpson, of Nashville, spent would conduct any iff the regular work of their schools. FOR ao DAYS ISunday In the City. ’ So decree the toacherb In . session at Mrs. R. T. French, of Middleville, tbe January meeting of tl|c Teacher's As­ sociation. in die city Tuesday. We will sell out 1-4 ••is Penmanship c LosLArL" introduced Dr. C. S. Burou v^as in Lansing and by Dor N. Stowell, of iWoudland, pro- of our entire stock 1 ( and Charlotte last week. : : : : v.iked a lively discussion, aud led to the (of Mrs. L. C. Welton, ot Chicago, Is the adoption of the foltoWlug resolutions which must be adhered to by tiie teachers guest of Mrs. J. W. Bentley. and trill be enforced by tlie County Com- i Mrs. John Mealley entertained her talssloner. iixsoLUTioks: brother Mr. Tighe, of Detroit, over Sun­ The winter session ot the County Teachers Association was held in the village Saturday, Jan. L8lh. Although tbe program was not fully carried out as was Intended, everybody pronounced the To tbe the patrons and pupils of the day. meeting a very successful one both in schools of Barry Co.: . L. Strow and wife, of. Nashville, spent point of Interest and number present. ' We, the Committee appointed by the Sunday with his sister Mrs. 8. Wiley in Barry Co. Teacher ’ s Association, knowing ’ Cards were received at our office this ' that the subject of Penmanship is neglec­ week, announcing the birth of a son to this city. ted in the schools of said'county, do sub­ Mrs. E. J. Goodwin who has been visit­ mit the following: Senator and M ra. M. S. Keeler, of Middle­ Resolved: That at ville. He has been named George Ells­ ing her aunts the Misses Wolf left for least fifteen minutes each day shall be worth, and, if true to the faith of bis Comstock Saturday, where she will visit given to Che subject of Penmanship. Resolved: That a rigidi examination on* , father, his vole In 21 years will probably before returning to California. the principles and practice of penmanship swell the good old Republican majorities W. IL-Cook was In Grand Rapids Tues­ be required of eighth grade pupils to the from Thomapple. We extend our con- iday to a meeting ot the executive commit­ satisfaction of the County Commissioner. Dor N. Stowell, Woodland. gratulations to the happy parents. tee of the Michigan Republican Newspaper Mark S. Johnson, Middleville. Association. J. Howard Brooks, Prairieville. Judge Smith gave a judgement, Satur­ Committee. Beula Burgman who has been visiting day, of $217, in favor of tbe plaintiff, in Farther than this, penmanship is one of the case of Stella Gilleland vs. Wm. P. her grandparents here has gone to Nash­ the required studies, as laid, down In the ' and Silas Stafford. An order of reviver ville tor n two weeks visit with relatives Slate Course of Study, i for the district Has been given In the suit of Holden vs. when sbe will return to her home Id schools of Michigan.; and the teacher who does bis duty will see that the State Course Bailey and others: owing to tbe decease of Grand Haplds. is made the basis of bife work lu every Jas. Barrell, oneof thu defendants. De­ Mrs. Clement Smith, ot Hastings, came iftudy, so far as practical lor possible. crees of divorce were granted in the '.Mc­ over yesterday and accompanied her bas­ For some years there h|as bben a grow­ to the Evans funeral at Bellevue. ing tendency to neglect- of punroanship; Intosh, Sherman and Paustle cases, and eband ( tills should not be. for penmanship Is one Ilan, and Mrs. Daniel Striker also attend­ the Norwood marriage annulled. of the most life-long practical subjects Eggs are used'by artists, photographers, ed the funeral. Mrs. S. returned home pursued In the whole school course. Stale Manuals outlining the graded bookbinders, paper bangers and chemists, tbfc morning.—Charlotte Tribune. work in till subjects (penmanship inclu­ also by those who finish leather, and by The Michigan Central railroad has is­ ded) were placed in the district schools glove manufacturer*, their use entering| . sued a new order concerning bicycles aud last July, so that the teachers, by refer­ new fields every year. The number used ■ which j i baby cabj. They will be charged for as ring to Lhete manuals 6a copy rritMrt be oft your <fc»|c) can determine in the arts Is enormous, while the value j ! 5G pouodes of excess baggage Instead of the requirements of the (different grades. of those sold for table consumption j ! 100, as jiast year. As to the necessary supplies for penman­ amounts to over 5100,000,000 j>er year, or i ship, materia! is cheap (and can be bad at j twice the value of the wool clip, end egg< I Jl Ih nu old saying but true that bams an nominal _cx-pw.se by bvery school in the ...m poultry'combined pw,.,, ucu, ra.w four .,-4 'and being nearly nrp l«J«l «ftrr the hona bu been stole,, Couuty. Appeal lo the patrons and officers tlmrs os much as >11 tte wool tbit Is pro- j S«> r.I yiirs ngo », man nt Injured by of your district and 1 know that they will duced ta Ulis country. I ®^»»» <’l a rotten plant culvert ta Bowne, help yon. Pupils completing eight grade work will . , , ,, , M ' township, Kent county, and sued the townJ be called upon to pass an examination In Blanche, only daughter ot Mr, and Mrs. i , T . ... . I_ Frank McGovern ar.d wife■ of Nelson Car- ! fur damages. Ou tfit first trial he secured; the subject of penmanship. A cunimuul, cation from the Department ot Public In­ veth, died at an early hour Sunday morn- I a verdict of S15B0, on tire second 87000, on struction says that the questions for the Blanch, came Ing of lung trouble. P’~‘‘ --------- hem * “ I ‘ ,te U1'W SS0M’ nvw lrl*1" h,vln'' bwl use of Conmitaloners throughout tbe state, „-„..tnu frr.m iu.... ! K™nlcd after each of the first two trials. in the conducting of grade examinations six years ago with her patents from Ben- j ton Harbor, nnd during her residence here |! It is said that now there hn’l a poor bridge,, w!U be sent during the month of February. • or a poor culvert. In tbe whole of Bowne, They will be anted Feb,' *28 and 23 and It hr.# won nmliy friends among the young i . Is expected that th? putdls will write upon ( township, that nearly all’of them are built them at this time. Th| ••xnminaliou will 1 people who will regret to learn of b.-r-early | of iron; aud that solid raillugs are built1 be conducted at aeveral (different places In । dekth. Inlier little home, which she ever 1 the county so as to make it ns convenient ■eudenvorwl to make brigh: and attractive, (i along dtevp places to prevent people from, possible for pupils w|io wish to take tbe driving off the embankments. Had Bowne she leaves a runs! kind and affectionate । ' work.' We would encourage seventh 1 township exercised this same precaution1 grade pupils, as many ja> can, 10 try the husband and n 'little daughter of three i tor thei welfare of all who drive -over her' work, that they may belthe better preparuiouibs. j be funeral occurred at the realj hlgiiways ehe would have saved enough1 ed for the same a year taler. We will aii7 ^nce, 2*24 Mirahall street on Tuesday at In tblsjoDt* case to have paid all of tbe ex­. Bounce through the papers later, the dif­ •'. , ...m- t*le *^ r " * >e ’ k ter o®ci»ti»>K« . ■ , ! p^nse of building them. But “the bam ferent points at which ^examinations will 1 b«rconducted, that pupils and teachers HiUtlc Creekuurnal. , , . wasn t locked till after the horse was1 may-know and plan accordingly; so don’t W. O. Esstarlr, n UKb sn-pecirt. but I . T|tt.r.. are d,nwrou5 forget to read the School Column, and undetected tellont. has >t lut bumped up | vJrls (n Btrry ,nd of ( remember that .penmansnip Is one of the ggalntt trouble «nd I. ta Jill with > eery towBs|>lp, cmrttag some blg d>mNn ( required subjects. good of ■ a tera term tn^ In prison. Tues,««! prospect ot T.e- j। Mlt>> M(1 burdenwme r THE NASHVILLE ASSOCIATION. day „evening Easterly, by“ a'in i the |way of verdicts and law expenses, , ... .accompanied ............... Ju spite of the stormy; weather ou Saturyoung fellow named John Frink, drove ‘ by leaving their bridges aud culverts in, day last, tbe delegation of teachers at out to Wm. Conley’s farm, just west of tbe their present dangerous condition. Better. Nashville was surprisingly large; aud the city and proceeded to steal some corn. save all this trouble, annoyance and great reception by the Nashtilie teachers and • citizens was royaL Indeed. A dinner Mr.* Conley who had observed that some expense, by putting your roads, culvertsi which could uot be surpassed was spread 'bne was stealing his corn from time to at tbe opera house, and over one hundred aud bridges In first class shape. visiting teachers sat down at the first time, was ou the spot with Deputy Sheriff table. This was not all, the teachers were ; Ad vertlalDg For Farmer*. Gill. Easterly went to the granary, filled again received at the opera house, and a While waiting at a country station, I five o’clock banquet was spread before two or three bags and was earn'lag them to his entter when the officer nabbed him. became acquainted with quite an iutelii- them. The toasts and responses. Im­ gent, nicely dressed gentleman wbo be­ Young Frisk took a trot down the road longed, to that class whleb, according to promptu though they were, were happy but was soon overtaken by Gill. Tbe tbe funny newspaper Is the natural mark 1 indeed and added much to.the pleasure of the occasion. Nnsbvllle cared for us well, prisoners were lodged in jail and Thurs­ for tin* confidence man. During our con­ and “from the fullness thereof we spoke.” day afternoon in Justice Carmlngham’s versation he learned that 1 Was connected 'lire entire program is worthy of men­ with the advertising department of the tion, and we would be glad if'space would court. Easterly waived examination and press. permit to give a review ot tbe whole. was bound over to circuit court. His “I believe in advertising," he -remarked, The attendance was fine, teachers from bonds were fixed at $800 which there is “and practice it, as also do several of my tbe farthest points of tbe county were no prospect of his being able to furnish. neighbors." present, some of them driving over twenty The possibility of a farmer advertising Tbe prisoner is a brother of Orlando bad never occurred to me, and upon ex­ miles In the snow and ralu. Who says Easterly, recently arrested In Chicago for pressing a curiosity to know in what man­ Barry county teachers art not loyal to their profession’? the Nashville robbery. He resides near ner farmers could advertise, be said: “I live in one of tbe best counties in tbe fair grounds with his wife and two Michigan, where I own and till a large Household Binta. young daughters who are In destitute cir­ farm. In addition to growing all kinds of Furs will look much improved If they cumstances and will require assistance. grain I raise both cattie and bogs. I Hye Frink, it appears, was an Innocent party within convenient distance of four railroad are cleaned with bran heated In tbe oven. Rub the hot bran well Into tbe fur with a to the crime. He was asked by Easterly stations, each having a number of grain piece of flannel, then shake the fur to re­ buyers and stock dealers. When I con­ to take a ride and when the latter went clude that I am ready to sell my stuff, I in­ move all particles, and brush thoroughly. into Conlejfs granary the lad supposed he sert a local Id three or four local papers Fur collars that have become soiled from had a right to be theres^Kaaterly acknow­ published at those villages stating tbe rubbing against the hair .may be made to look like uew by using hot bran ou them. ledged this to belhe case and Frink was amount and quality /lid, if stock, when Apply tbe bran a secund time if the fur is it will be ready to go. Then, instead of released.—Marshall Statesman. being compelled to go from que dealer to badly soiled. In washing grained woodwork use clear John Evans, Bellevue’s most prom­ another In order to receive a, fair price, they come to me, and by mall and person­ inent citizens, mention of whose death ally put a price on IL The bujers know water, or weak, cold tea Where there are finger marks to be removed, such as was made last week, was superintendent my methods, and also knew that other around the door knob, or on the window of tbe Hastings school at an early day, dealers are after me, and aa a consequence sill, a little fine soap maybe used, but only and Js well known by most of the older In­ they bld tbe highest price ttef can afford. just enough to do tbe work, for soap should I always got the best prices going, and my habitants. He was born iu Antwerp, little outlay In advertising pays me. Then not be used on this woodwork if it can be avoided. Jefferson Co., N. Y., Aug. 20, 1827 and another thing: If I want to buy «' milk cow A manufacturer of pianos gives tbe fol­ came to Bellevue with hb people when what is the use of riding all over the coun­ try, Inquiring from Tom, Dick and Harry lowing method of cleaning a rosewood or nine years old. In 1855 he embarked In for tbe desired article, and spending four ebony piano case: Make a suds of white I tbe merohantile business in Bellevue, and or five dollars’ worth of valuable time castile soap and lukewarm water, dampen continued In tbe same up to the time of when fifty cents Invested in an advertise­ a soft sponge with this and wash the sur­ bla death. He was identified with very ment In tbe local paper will bring such a face of tbe wood, one aide at a time, take throng of eager tellers as to give my prem­ a small brush for tbe keys, and wipe them good work in bis vicinity, and occupied ises the appearance ot a county fair off afterward with alcohol and a soft cloth. many positions of trust He had held the ground?”—Printer’* Ink. eAce of Grand Secretary of the I. O. O. F. of this state for more than thirty years, Ex-rresldent Benjamin Harrison wCI aad waa a prominent church and Sunday disease "The Presidential Offioe” very School worker. Tbe Bellevue Gazette romprebesslrely in bls "This Country of season I am showing says: “It was as a philanthropic Bvrapo- Ours" seefes, ta the fortbeotalag February the largest and best thlzlng citizen and Christian gentieman Ladles’ Home Journal. He will detail the se ected stock of. that Mr. Evans was most widely known provisions and methods of Heeling a Chief Magistrate, and will have munb .0 say and most highly esteemed; be was an abid­ bearing upon the eligibility ot a President ing friend at tbe poor; he found time to for re-election; will giro his views aa to listen to every tale of distress and need,, tbe length of tbe Presidential term, and ezpreaa rather decided opinions relative to Diamonds, among his wide circle of acquaintances, tbe annoyance to which Presidents are iver, hb sweet spirit and gen hl smile seem to subjected from offlceweekon. Tbe article invite tbe unfortunate who needed a friend, Is practical based upon experience and the most sensitive and hesitating, eagerly observation, and la very Uaaely. Oaneaal laid upon bb father heart their bwden of Harrison believes that tbe fears (rniiissaiil by tbe ftamera of our Constitution) that grief. It is doubtful It any citizen of Belle­ tbe power of tbe office Is iraeb as to enable vue can recall an Instance in which aiyouth an amBHtaoi incumbent to secure an tafor At a special or child spoke disrespectfully of John detlnlte succession ot terms have never that day. । Evans.” He leaves a wife, two daughters, been realised. -In praolloe tbe popular look my stock over... opinion has limited the eligibility ot tbe Mrs. Horton Longyear, at Lensing, Miss President to one re-election. But sone of Harrietta Evans, of Chicago, and a lirotber ear loading snd most thoughtful p and slater Stephen B. Evans, of Bellevue men ban challenged tbe wtadoa ot ONLY. A *■ Cook Stoves, Heating Stovee, Gasoline Stoves, Coal Stoves, Oil and Ranges, Stoves Wringers, Washing Machines, Sissors and Shears, Table Cutlery, Pocket Cutlery. Granite Ware, Nickle Plated Tea and Coffee Pots. . Watches China township, and Mm Deloa McElwain, ot R*aHwgii KetUea. Nickle Oil Cloth tern, Axes and Ax Helve*, Pork®, Hoe», Sill Scoop Bhok Potato Shovels. Tinware. Holloware, Everything in stock at \ i 1-4 OFF I •- ■- . ;■ • ’ for 20 days. Come while stock ia complete and get first choice. All sales ..STRICTLY CASH.... HUFFMAN BROS Pure Food La-wte recently effected in Michigan, Ohio and other states pass on Hatchet Baking Powder as “pure.” Customers using this powder may be sure of its being free from all hurtful ingredients. No adulteration in our spices. Pure food laws prohib­ iting the sale of impure food products do not effect our grade of spices. HAVE YOU given our Lenawee Cut cheese a trial? If you have we know you are pleased: not. try some of this excellent article. j Commence the New Year right by using pure food. The Arata Tea is absolutely pure and free from coloring L. E. 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And yet !■ think you aron ittle severe; if one were seeking inspiratioii. what could be more uplifting than that?"—waving hi* hand with a comprehensive gesture to­ ward the moonlit pi§ture-of valley and mountain framed by the pillars of the veranda. “But I assure you, as I said a moment ago,1,! couldn’t give a eeq^ sible reason for coming here--inasmuch as 1 did not know that you were hiber­ nating in Tregarthen. I’m not sure which was the'tqore ’surprised when we met tills morning. Ludlow or my­ self. I had lost track of you years ago." ■ “But we hadn’t of you—thanks to the magazines. And that brings me back; what can you find worth studying here?" Ringbrand iaijghcd. “You positive­ ly refuse to be diverted, don’t you? Per­ haps 1 couldn’t find any thing, but from the little I’ve, sefn of place and people I should, say there was a’perfect mine of story-telling material if one would take the trouble jto develop it." “I can’t see where you would find it." “That’s becaust* you lire here; you’re unable to get the jierspective of un­ familiarity on the quaintness of the people or the Manty of the scenery. The things that fire curioiudtnd inter­ esting ton newcomer are commonplace to you. because you see them every day.” "I’m sure it’jg aery nice of you to put it in that way; oqe likes to be told that one comes short af genius only in—un­ familiarity. But you haven’t told me yet why you cardo to Tregarthen.” “Mrs. Ludlow, lyou’re positively in­ corrigible. I assure you I left New York a week ago fvith only one clearlydeffned idea;, that was that I was over­ worked and weany and needed a vaca­ tion. Everybody] goes to- Europe and to the resorts in Summer, and I wanted to get away from the crowd; if you please, you may eall that a reason for my coming south. My ticket ran out nt Nashville, but the quiet of your beaut] ful capital city didn’t compensate for tbe unspeakable heat, so I took to the road again, with Asheville for a des­ tination.” “That’s all beautifully clear nnd reasonable up to a certain point, Mr. Ringbrand. Now. if you will only tell me what possessed you to leave your ■ comfortable parlor car to come away up here on a coal train. I’ll be satisfied.” The shadow on [the veranda prevent­ ed the lady from seeing the look of em­ barrassment that flitted across the face of her visitor, and his hesitation in re­ plying was fortunately covered by the entrance of his host. “Sit dowp here, Ludlow,” he said; “Mrs. LuiUcftv has bad me in the confessional for the last half hour, and I was just upon the point of concocting a pure fabrication to account for my being in Tregarthen. Can’t you explain to her that a man may sometimes do unaccountable things?" ■ “One would think an explanation wouldn’t be necessary," replied Ludlow, cynically. tossing his bat into the hall and drawing up a chair. “Let’s see, how long have we been married, Helen ?” “Long enough to make me very curkmsand inquisitive, as Mr. Ringbrand is just -finding out. He confesses that he didn't know we were here, and he can't give any plausible reason for giv­ ing up his trip to Asheville." “I’m not surprised; if the Tregaftben Coni & Iron company could get along without a superintendent for a month or such matter, I believe Td go off and do something unaccountable njyserf;’ it’s a part of my creed that a man should be totally irresponsible on a vacation. But see here. Ringbrand, if you’re going to stay in Tregarthen you've got to come to us; I'm not going to have you put up at that miserable excuse for a bote! down in the village. You’ll die of dyspepsia in a week." “You are Good Samaritans," replied Ringbrand, laughing; “I’ve got it al­ ' ready—dyspepsia, I mean. Why, Mrs. Ludlow, you’ve no conception of what they’ve been making me eat down there! J^or break last I had sait bacon, biscuit* and potatoes; for dinner there were potatoes, biscuits and salt bacon; and for supper they varied the bill of fare bjr tearing out'the potatoes. And the btecuita— upon my soul, you never saw anything like them in your Ufe!“ “Oh. yes, I have," responded the lady, cheerfully; “let me describe them: they were about half an inch thick, and when you took one between your thumb and finger, so, you could press tbe grease out of the edge. But didn’t they give you any coffee ?' *1 think not; 1 certainly bad some thine to drink, but Im quite nnritiv* they’re not heavy, though." Two days earlier, while his train was stopping at Chilwanec Junction to transfer passengers to the Harmony Valley branch. Hugh Ringbrand bad seen a girl descend from the through train and cross the platform to the ac­ commodation. She was strikingly) beautiful, after a tyjie quite unfamiliar to the student; and the passing glimpse he had of her face made him wish that be might study it at leisure. It sud­ denly occurred to him that there was nothing in his purposeless plans to^pre­ vent it; and he hastily transferred himrelf and his belongings to a seat in the other train, whence he could cont&ue his observations. The study once bePun, the beauty of her face grew upon him, pushing him swiftly to the conclu­ sion that nothing short of acquaintonce would enable him to complete hw character-sketch; and. not being a commercial traveler, the simpler method of obtaining the desired de­ gree of intimacy did not suggest it­ self. Oil the contrary, he could think of no better expedient than to leave the train at ithe young lady’s destination, trusting to the chapter of accidents for further help. The absurdity of this hastily-approved design appealed to his sense of humor when the conductor asked for his fare and ho was unable to tell the official where he wanted to joined Ludlow, reflee d rely. “You might hare gone farther and faredla good deal worse; Hester Latimer’s well worth any man's winning—only wholly successful, but tbe conclusion Til tell you beforehand that she baa did not enable him to baniqb the pic­ all of her father’s prejudices, magni­ ture of the girl’s face, which haunted fied by the emotional nature of an im­ him even after he had gone to sleep pulsive young woman.” amid the dismal furnishing# of Gen“What sort of prejudices?” Jackson’s room. __ “Southern, mostly : pride of race and The following morning he was fortu­ loyalty to section, with a lingering nate enough to stumble upon Ludlow, trace of bitterneU as a result of tbe war. But there are compensating vir­ tues that will warm tbe very cockles of your heart; subh open-handed hos­ pitality aa you never dreamed of; a loyalty to kith nnd kin and friends that takes you right back to the days of chiv­ alry; and another pleasant thing about them is that they reverse our social rule, snd take a man for what he ap­ pears to be until he proves himself un­ worthy." They walked along in silence for awhile, and then Ringbrand said: *1 don’t know but I overstated it a mo­ ment ago. after all. My first impulse when I saw Miss Latimer was merely n strong desire to study the type; it’s unusual, and she is uncommonly beau* j^tiful. Just where the artistic sense merged into the erotic, I can’t tell; 1 don’t know enough of the symptoms to be able to diagnose my own case." Ludlow laughed heartily: “That’s a damaging admission for u story-writer. Why, you fellows are supposed to be able to analyze the tender passion in all its stages, from start to finish, and here you can’t apply t he first testa of your art to your own case! I shouldn’t who was an old friend and one of his write any more love-tales, if I were College classmates. Tbe inerting af­ you." forded the plainest possible solution of "I fancy it’s another cose of the sick the author’s problem, but he seemed doctor, Tom. You know a physician somehow quite unable to frame - the never trusts himself, to treat hte own Simple inquiries which would have malady." t»lved it. He rear.oned that Ludlow Ringbrand was decidedly preoccu­ ould misunderstand his motives; that pied at-tbe supper tatle that evening, lie would be accused of falling in love with a pretty face; that if it would be nnd Mrs. Ludlow did not fail to rally indelicate to question strangers about him unmercifully. So many of the the girl’s identity, it would be imperti­ sharp thrm.ts found the joints in hte armor that he pleaded the need of exer­ nence to ask his friend. So it happened that two days slipped by without bring­ cise when they left the table, and went ing him any nearer to the object of his out for an evening^stroll. When he visit to Tregarthen, and he was be­ was out at carshot, Mrs. Ludlow prompt­ ginning to hold himself in derision, ly attacked her husband. “What is the matter with Mr. Ring­ when a lucky chance brought him the opportunity for which he was waiting. brand thia evening?” she inquired. “Nothing that I know of,” replied It was on the day following his instal­ lation at Ludlow’s, and he was return­ Ludlow, dropping into a veranda chair ing from a visit to the furnace with and burying himself, ostrich-like, in tits host. They stepped aside at a nar­ the newspaper. “But I know there is," insisted the row place in the hill side rood to let a buggy pass. Ringbrand lifted hte hut lady. “He is distrait ami rml»arrassed. and he seems to be afraid I’ll find out in deference to his. friend’s salutation tb the occupants of the vehicle, and sontething. Where have you been to­ liearly let ft fall when he realized that day r “Nowhere, except down to the fur­ he was face to face with the object of nace." , his search. Mrs. Ludlow rocked gently in her "Who are they?” he asked, as soon ,chair, watching the figure of Ring­ as they had driven on. “That’s'Col. Latimer nnd his daugh­ brand appearand disappear in tbe wind­ ter Hester,” replied Ludlow. “By the ings of the rood leading to the summit way, if you want to make character of the mountain. She waa silent so studies, there's a good chance for you. long that her husband had time to re­ The colonel’s an old-time southern gen­ lax his vigilance in the interest of the tleman of the school that you authors newspaper, and her next question are always attempting to portray and chught him off hte guard. “What do you suppose he’s going can’t. Here’s the opportunity of your life to get a picture that’ll be as good away up on the mountain for at thia us a photograph." time of day?” she asked. “I should be delighted to improve it,” Ludlow heard the question with hte responded Ringbrand; “can you sug­ outward ears and answered it mechan­ gest the means?" ically; “I don’t know; perhaps he’s “Nothing easier; though I fancy it’ll going up to see if he can get a sight of be to our detriment. The colonel’s one her.” of our directors, and he was the orig­ There was another interval of uilence, inal owner of the Tregarthen coal lands; and then Mrs. Ludlow rose and stood hte hospitality is as wide as the heav­ before hex husband. “Tom.” she said, ens. If I introduce you he’ll be cann­ impressively, “please put that ]*per ing you off to ‘The Laurels,’ and well down and tell me all about it. I want lose you." to know whom he’s going to see." “Don’t be too sure of that; I’m pretty Ludlow dropped the paper and looked comfortable where I am. But 1 should up in ludicrous alarm. “Whom he’s like to make the colonel’s acquaint­ going to see?—-what did I say just ance. Where is The Laurels T " now?” •It’a up on the mountain, just where She repeated his answer word for you see that clear space beyond the word. mine-opening. It’s an old-fashioned “Oh, Lord I I’ve let the cat out of the Tennessee home—wide verandas, big bag after all, and I promised him I rooms, immense fireplaces, and all that. wouldn’t!” he exclaimed. “But then You could get a lot of good materia] 1 told him you’d get it out of me. Pull out of the place—not to mention the up your chair, and I’ll tell you all 1 colonel and his son and Miss Hester.” know. I might as well do it first as “Yes, I suppose I oould; but, Ludlow, last.” be a good fellow, now, and drop the Mrs. Ludlow listened eagerly while idea that Tm an animated interroga­ tion-point, going about with a Paul of Ringbrand’s sudden infatuation, Pry nose and a reporter’s note-book. the color coming and going in her Don’t you aee that a hint of such a thing cheeks and her eyes sparkling with the would be likely to prejudice her from keenest appreciation. When he had the start?" finished, she clasped her hands over his “Prejudice whom? Miss Ifester? knee and looked up at him in rapt What’s she got to do with ft?” ecstasy. “Oh, Tom! tent that perfect­ “Why, nothing, qf course—that tej ly splendid ? Just to think of it!—-nnd nothing that 1—that she—Hang It all, after Tve been shut up in this dead lit­ Ludlow. 1 believe I’m about to make a tle village without a breath of excite­ fool of myself!” ment for four years. Of course, Ludlow stopped and gazed in open­ thrtrTl be difficulties; they’re just aa mouthed wonder at hia friend. "Well. different as they can be; aud what Pm blast if you dol l break tbe record, would they do without some one to pten Hugh*. I thought it struck me pretty for them ?” suddenly,' but pshaw! my case wasn’t Helen Ludlow had been tbe pretty a circumstance to this. I’ve heard of girl of her eet, and sbe had thrown love at first sight, but this is ths in­ sway the chances of matri mantel pre­ stantaneous photography kind. Why, you couldn't have got more than a ferment which come naturally to pretty girls for the sake of tbe straggly Jtoung mining engineer, whom first opening had condemned the young to social exile. There "Oho! now I begin to undarateud; oouple 59' "I have no ticket." he said, “but I will pay to tbe end of the line. How mqch is It?" “To Kingville. sah?" “Yes,‘that’s tbe place—Kingville. It’s singular how these names escajM* one, isn’t it?" “Oh, 1 dunuo," replied the man; “1 forgit sometimes, m’seif. Two dollars and fo’ly cents. There's your change.’’ Tbe accommodation was a mixed train of empty coal and iron carstow­ ing a single passenger coach; and on its slow progress up the valley Ringbrand bad ample opportunity to analyse his subject so fur as simple observation would serve him. Before they reached Tregarthen he had a fair mental pio- • ture of the oval face, lighted by eyes of a dusky hue rarely seen in the AngloSaxon types; and he had even gone so far us to try to transfer it from his mental camera to a leaf of his note book. The pencil-picture was fairly good, from a technical point of view, but when he saw how the black-andwhite suggestion failed to give even a hint bf the transparency of her com­ plexion, or of the changeful expression that enffieand went on her face as she turned the leaves of her book, he tore it up and dropped the fragments out of the window. The book suggested uif idea, and he got up and walked down the aisle, catching the title in passing. “‘St. Ulmo.’" be mused: “that’shealthy, but it’s no indication of character; I suppose every young woman reads Miss Evans. She‘’s reading intelligently, __ w___ cAnj see that; she though; -anyone d. look as if she’d be guilty of skimming. How the mischief am I ever to find out who she is? Hello! she’s putting the book away; this must be her stopping-place." The train wan slowing into Tregar­ then, aud Ringbrand got his luggage ready for u strategic pursuit. It was quite dark by this time, and he did no£ mean to lose sight of her until he was quite sure of her destination. When the train stopped she tripped lightly up the aisle, and Ringbrand followed,’ reaching the car door in time to see the conductor help her down the steps; but when he attempted to get off, the man stopped him. “Hold on,” be exclaimed; “this ain’t your town; wc ain’t half way there yet." “That’s all right. I want to stop here. I’ve changed my mind,** pro­ tested Ringband, trying to get past him. “Well, jest hold on a minute; don’t be in rich a turrible rush; I collected your fare to Kingville, an’ I’ve got too much of your money." “Ha$g your fare! I don’t want it. Let me get off.’’ “All right, cap’n; jest as you say,” replied the over-zealous conductor, swinging Bingbrand’a valise to the platform. “There you are, right side up with care.? As he had feared.the slight delay, lost him his opportunity; when his glance searched the small platform, his travel­ ing companion had cfi3appearedraod he was not the man to make hap-hazard inquiries about her of the straggling loungers at the station. When the train bad departed, ho saw the glare of an iron furnace a short distance farther up the track, snd the twinkling lights of a town on the hillside above the sta­ tion. While he was wondering if there was a hotel, a decrepit old negro hob­ bled up to him, hat In hand. “Cyar* yo’ baggage up to de hotel nah? Yes, ash; t’ank yo’, sah. Right ’long dish yere way, sab." ‘TJot a good hotel here, uncle?” in­ quired Ringbrand, as they toiled up the steep hillside. "Right sma’t good hotel, ash; yea, sah; t’ank yo’, sah. Hit’s de one what Gin’ral Jackson roosted to stop at when he’s gwine to Waahln’ton. fo’ de wah." I thought Halen’s prophetic soul didn’t Ringbrand had not been long enough mislead her. Well, tell me the rest of hostelry within 100 milee at tbe /ou might m wall make an ally of aoe to creasing of the Clinch river made a similar claim, but the conceit struck him as being a quaint one, and it oo ly, concluding WMfa a plea for secrecy. eurrtxl to him that the ancient negro “I’d rather you wouldn’t tell even Mia. waa probably an old resident and there­ Ludlow,” he added. “It’s such a piece fore acquainted wttt most of tbe faml- of ridiculous absurdity in its present lies in the neighborhood. stage, you know." • •TU promise not to tell her of my own accord." assented Ludlow,' “but that isn’t saying much. 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THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago.__ YOU WILL REALIZE THAT “THEY LIVE WELL �Masting Banner Thursday, Jan. 23, 1896. Battle <rf Winchester Stephen A. Roiph Being Carried From the Battle Field. When company iH, 8th Ohio Regi­ ment, started for the War of the Rebel­ lion, Stephen A. Roiph, River Styx, Ohio, was numbered among the re­ cruits; when next he returned to his home he was borne on a stretcher, having lost a leg in the battle of Win­ chester, Va., March 33, ’62. During the years following he did not recover from the shock, privation and expos■re incident to army life. In a rechnt interview he states: “I was stricken with nervous prostration a year ago, which continued for six months; I treated with the best physicians I could hear of, but they all failed; Dr. Wheel- Over >5000. of property has been It not only is ao, bat it stroyed by fire In Marshall, the past few Minute Cough Care acts quickly, and that’s months, supposed to be incendiary. what makes ft go. W. H. Goodyear. An exchange tells about a woman in Bangor business men are preparing to their town, who is so particular about her secure tbe location of a furniture factory daughters morals, sbe allows her to play In their village. only on an upright piano. A high liver with a torpid liver will not Levi Arnold, a pioneer of Plainwell, be a long liver. Correct the liver with and owner of Riverside stock farm, died DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, little pills that cure dyspepsia and constipation. last week. He was a brother to the late W. H. Goodyear. Senator Stockbridge’s wife, of Kalamazoo. The Methodist church, the oldest pro­ A very successful series of old fashioned testant edifice In Republic, was partly de­ dance* are being given at Plainwell stroyed by fire. “Dancin’ pumps, an’ spike-tall coats an’ Quick In effect, heals and. leaves no scar. all new fangled dances” are resolutely Burning, scaly skin eruptionH quickly cured by DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Ap­ frowned down. plied to burns, scalds, old sores, it is magiThere Is considerable talk at .present of ca! In effect. Always cures piles. W. H. Goodyear. k railroad at Hickory Corners. This time it Is tbe O. K. A 8. that talks ot changing Rev. W. lUddley, pastor of the Benton Its route and touching at Gull lake and Harbor M. E. church, died Saturday night Jllckory, thence to Delton.—Baltic Creek from appendicitis. Moon. Eger ton Reid, of Otsego, committed suicide last week by plunging a butcher knife into bis abdomen. Ill health is sup­ posed to be tbe cause. He was a brother of B. C. Reid, of the Allegan Journal, and formerly resided In Barry county. Battle Creek women evidently don’t on account of ita effectual treatment in similar cases. I could note a change believe “The Manxman” is as shocking a from the first dose, improvement con­ book as some good people would have It. tinued with ita u»C'«id four bottles re­ Their Woman’s League had a spelling stored me to perfect health. match the other day, and the aforesaid For Sole by W. H. Goodyear. book was given as a prize to the “speller down.” BUSINESS CARDS. Ed Inman, of Ovid, stole a load of wood one dark night recently, but when he bad gone about a mile his wagon broke down and he was obliged to leave it in the road. When daylight came the theft and thief E. BARRELL. W. W. POTTER. was detected. He was taken before a • BARRELL A POTTER, justice who fined him 85.00 and costs, and Attorneys at Law, Office over Hastings City Bank. Collections the load of wood bad to be taken back in g^gptiy attended u>, and general law business the bargain, AL ALICE KIRK, Physician and Subgeon. AR ealta promptly attended day and night. •fflee at Ford's Hotel, south side entrance. J While a Lake Odessa clergyman was ealling on a sister the other day the lady led her 6-year-old son into tbe room with the remark that Freddie had been fighting and received a black eye. The pastor asked Freddie to follow him into the next room and wrestle in prayer with blm. When they got Into the next room Freddie A. LAMPMAN, • D. D. S, AB kinds of Dental work done carefully and promptly. Local AneetheHia, gas orghloroform gHpc. Office over Fhln Smith's Mffiket Store, kfore 8 to 12 and 1 to fi. J. C. LAMPMAN, M. D. Office with W. A. Lampman. calls promptly answered. Special attention given to Utting trusses and treating Hernia or Rupture for rath cal cure. The majority of. cases can be parmant'Utly cured without a surgical opera- surprised the reverend gentleman by say­ ing: “Say. mister, you better go home /M A. DODGE, Undertaker and Funeral and wrestle with your own littl® boy—he’s Director. got two black eyes.” ▲ Fine Hearse at all Funerals. No extra It sounds hardly possible, but Lt is a fact charge for embalming. Delton, M ch. nevertheless, that E. C. Stearns Company, of Syracuse, N. Y. are building a bicycle FAW AMD COLLECTION OFFICE OF for twelve riders. This monster machine b j m smith •ollectlons made in all parts of the state is‘now in the course of construction, and tfcnveyanclng a speciality. Special pains embodied in it are ingenious mechanical taken in drafting contracts, chattel mort­ devices that will certainly prove a startler gages and wills. Woodland, Mich. when the wheel is exposed to public view. Sward Taggart Loyal E. Knappen. This wonderful twelve-seated bicycle will shortly be exhibited. E. C. Stearns A Co. Arthur C. Denison. TAGGART, KNAPPEN & DENISON. are also building two sextuplets which LAWYERS. Rooms 811-817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,, will be used in pacing the record breakers { Grand Rapids. Michigan. on the Pacific coast. The chap who told Battle Creek and I AMES A. SWEEZEY. Attorney at law, Jackson women that he was going to start Hastings. Mich. a cloak factory and give them work, but Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ took the precaution to exact 88.50 each for lections promptly attended to. cloak-cntWng charts before be disappeared, was run down at Muskegon, where he A. SCRIBNER, M. D., • Physician and Surgeon, tried a similar game. No one appearing Delton. - Mich. to prosecute him, he was released and al­ Office In residence, one block east ot depot. lowed to return to Grand Rapids, where he lives. He says bls name is S. A. Mc­ a a c h barber • Physicians and Surgeons. Laughlin. He was drawn into tbe work Calls in city or county responded to with by the fact that his wife bit on a similar promptness, day or idght dodge. The •following is taken from Miss A. SHELDON, ■ Abstract and Real Estate Office. Francis Willard’s address at Baltimore: Abstract Block, Hastings. It Is Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate “The tobacco craze does not abate. sold on commission. General conveyancing, probably no exaggeration to say that 90 per flkvlng a complete set of Abstract Books, comftfled from the Records, can furnish complete cent of the boys who speak English either attracts. have a cigarette in their mouths at this moment, or wish they bad. The height of HILIP T. COLGBOVK, tbe new generation of men Is Jiminishiug. Attorney at Law (Successor to Smith & Colgrove.) and that of women Increasing. I have (Office tn Union block, Hastings.; Practices In all the courts of the state. studied much upon this tobacco problem, and cannot conceive why such a scourge E. KENASTON, has been permitted In the most advanced • Attorhey at Law, nations of the world, unless it is for the (Over J. 8. Goodrear ft Oo.’b store.) Practices in all courts of the State. Collections purpose of bolding one-half the race back, promptiyattended to. while the other half comes forward to its B. TI MMERMAN, Homeopathic Phy rightful place • sician and Surgeon. Office over Roger’s grocery store.) Carson City is to have a Catholic church. W J . . . C H . . . P P A K LOCAL NEWS. . CIRCULATION • Tais week, 86 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to terare insertion in tho issue of the week when brought. Look out for colds at this season. Keep yourself well and-strong by taking Hoods Bar sapor! Ila, the great tonic and blood purifier. Jaxon Prize Baking Powder leavens One Minute Cough Care touches the right spot. It also touches it at the right time If you take It when you have a cough or cold. See the point? Then don’t cough. W. H. Goodyear. Northville has 2,000 population, and Its record for 1895 shows forty-four ‘ ‘ births and twenty-one deaths. “Give me a liver regulator and I can regulate the world,” said a genius. __ The druggist handed blm a bottle.of DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the famous little pilL w. H. Goodyear. Two hundred and twenty-three sheep were killed by dogs in Mountcalm county during the past year. Don’t invite disappointment by experi­ menting. Depeud upon. One Minute Cough Care and you have' immediate re­ lief. It cures croup. Tbe only harmless1 remedy that produces immediate results. W. H. Goodyear. The largest tree in Shiawasee county was cut near Byron last week. The stump measures nine feet across. Soothing, healing, cleansing, DeWitt*! Witch Hazel Salve Is the enemy to sores, wounds and piles, which it never falls to cure. Stops itching and burning. Cures chapped lips and told sores In t-o or three hours. W. H. Goodyear. Hart township, Oceana county, electors have voted in favor of improving tbe roads in that township in tbe spring. J. W. Pierce, Republic, la., says: “I have used One Minute Cough Cure in my family and for myself, with results so en­ tirely satisfactory that 1 can hardly find words to express myself as 19 its merit. I will never fail to recommend it to others, on every occasion that presents Itself.” W. H. Goodyear. Tbe Mount Lebanon Shakers have in­ vented a great many valuable things. They were the first to make brooms by machln ery; the first to put up seeds In lire packages: the first to manufacture cut nails. Now they are out with a method of cur­ ing dyspepsia by resting the stomach. Their remedy is known as tbe Shaker Di­ gestive Cordial. It supplies food In an artificially digested form and at the same time aids the digestion of other foods in the stomach. In other words by the use of the Shaker Digestive Cordial, a dyspep­ tic virtually gets along wltbont the use of bis stomach until it is restored to its nat­ ural strength and vigor. A single 10 cent bottle will off-times 'give marked relief. Get a bottle from your druggist and try IL Laxol is the best medicine for children. Doctors recommend It In place of Castor Oil. The seventh edition of tho Elmira Ex­ press was issued by the ladles of that village- It was a very tasty number. “If all the gold in mint or bank. All earthly things that men call wealth Were mine, with every titled rank. I’d give them all for precious health.*’ Thus In anguish wrote a lady teacher to a near friend, telling of pitiless headaches, of smarting pain, of pain In back and loins, of delection, weakness and nervous, fever­ ish unrest. The friend knew both cause and cure and flashed back tbe answer, “Take Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription.’' The distressed teacher obeyed, was restor­ ed to perfect health, and her dally dnties once more became a dully pleasure. For lady teachers, salesladies and others kept long standing, or broken down by exhaus­ tive work, tin* ’Prescription’ is the most potent restorative tonic, and a certain cure for all female weakness. Send for free pamphlet Address World’s Dispensary Medical Association, 60S Main St. Buffalo, N. Y. Fibroid, ovarian and other Tumors cured without resort to, surgery. Book, with numerous references, sent on receipt of 10 cents in stamps. World's Dispensary Medical Association. Buffalo, New York. Free pills. Send your address to H. E. Bucklen A Co., Chicago, and get a free sample box of Mancelona is to have a new enterprise Dr. King’s New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their merits. These pills in the shape of a band sawmill which is to be put in by the Antrim Iron company. are easy in action and are particularly ef­ fective in the cuke of Constipation and sick headache. For Malarial and Liver Troubles they have been proved Invalu­ able. They are guaranteed to be perfect­ ly free from every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken bv their action, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly Invigorate When she had Children, *be gave them Oaetoria. the system. Regular size 25c. per box. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Your Boy Won’ Live a Month. So Mr. Gilman Brown, of 34 MUI St., Wight Homer fishermen have been arrest­ of Soath Gardner, Mass., was told by tbe ed for spearing fish. doctors. His son bad long trouble, fol­ ▲ 40x00 foot addition' is to be made at lowing Typhoid Malaria, and he spent three hundred and seventy-five dollars the Soldiers Home, Grand Rapids. with doctors, wbo finally gave him up, A leap year dance was given in Baltic saying: “Your boy won’t live a month.” Wreek for tbe benefit of the Armenian He tried Dr. King’s New Discovery and a few bottles restored him to health and en­ fand, and netted over S100. abled him to go to work a perfectly well Eighteen whiskey bottles were foand man. He says he owes bis present good health to the use of Dr. King’s New Dis­ about a building at Hopbine Station where covery. and knows it to be tbe best in the a dance had been held tbe night before. world for Lung Trouble. Trial bottles free at W. H. Goodyear’s Modern Drug Portland has had a row with its fire store. company, and tho council has ordered the There are thirty saloons is St Joseph president of tbe village to organize a new county. Sturgis leads the procession with nine and Three Rivera is a close second A Chicago paper is responsible for tbe with seven. «ew* that Galesburg, Mich, a village of The beet salve in the world for cuts, 7M inhabitants has only 15 male chnrch bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever ■embers. sores, tetter, chapped hands, ebilblalns, Qaby B. Sanford, of Allegan, shot him­ eorDE, and aU akin Irruptions, and poaiself tost week. A warrant waa oat to tlvely cure pftes or no pay required. It is guaranteed to gtoe perfect satisfaction arrest bin for violating tbe local option or money refunded. Price 25 cents per Jaw, and when tbe officer came to the box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe druggist. tom. be shot himeeff. Bucbansn and Lawton voted down propositions to Issue bonds for electrics. Beware of Ointmentfl for Catarrh that Oenlalo Mereary, Msaub impure, impoverished blood, and over work or too much strain on brain and body. The only way to cure is to feed the nerve* fin pare blood. Thousands of people certify that the best blood purifier, the best nerve tonic and strength builder is Hood’s Sarsaparilla. What It has done for others It will do for you—Hood’s Corea. Nervousness,408S of sleep, toss of ap­ petite and general debility ail disappear when Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is perahtently t^keu, and strong nerves, sweet steen, strong body, sharp appetite, and In a word, health and happiness, follow the use of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. The strong point about Hood’s Sarsaparllla is that they are permanent, because they start from tbe solid foundation of purified, vitalized and enriched blood. Through its healthful effect upou the blood, Hood’s Sarsaparilla reaches every nerve, organ and tissue of tbe body, and by giving them tbe pure life food which they need, It lbu« makes the weak strong. It does not act like a narcotic, sleeping potion or stimulant giving fictitious strength from which there must follow a reaction of greater weaknes* than before, but It builds up in a perfectly natural way all the weakened parts and gives nerve, bodily, mental and digestive strength. | remedy, Mrs. Winstow’s Soothing 8yrnp for * children teething. It sooths tbe - child, --softens the gums, allays all pain. cures wind colic and is the beat remedy for dlarrbosa. Twenty-five cents a bottle. MORTGAGE SALE. Detail having been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage, executed by Adison C. Benedict and Margaret Benedict, husband and wife, to Harvey Williams, dated ttie eleventh day of June 1886. recorded tbe twenty third day of June 1885. and on which there 13 claimed to be due, at the date hereof, Two Hundred and Ten Dollars and ninety five eent*, notlee 1> hereby glren, that by virtue of the power of tancao? sale tn said mortgage,! shall foreclose the same, by a sale o! the mortgaged premises, at publie auction, to tbe highest bidder. tbe north with front door of tbe Court House in tba City of Hasting*. Btrry County Michigan, on the THK AMERICAN •evantoenth'day ot April ** one o’clock in PnOTKCnVETARtVF LXAGUK tbe afternoon, the same being described as all those certain pieces or parcels of land | situated tn tbe township of Hope, in tbe County of Barry, nnd State of Michigan, and described as follow*, to wit: The west part of the north east quarter, of tbe north east quarter of Section thirty six containing thirty acres ot land and the east part ot tbe north west quarter of tbe north east quarter of Section thirty six contain astings ity ank Ing ten acres ot land, and containing in all forty acres of tad. tbe same being in town­ Hastings, - - Mich. ship two north of range nine west. Dated Jan, 16.1896. 1 Harvey Williams. Mortgagee. SURPLUS; 117,000.00 The frnlt growers of Monterey township Onos. H. Baukr, . Attorney (or Mortgagee. , Allegan county, have taken steps towards Incorporated under the lava of the State st . jT1 Michigan.' the organization of a protective associa­ tion. PROBATE ORDER. Open for bualneaa, Dec. IB, 1886. State of Michigan, County of Barry, m . Australian Blue Gum Trae.' At a session of the Probate Coart, for boideu (Eucalyptus Globulus) OFFICERS; D. G. Robinson. JTeaMent; “Tbe Australian Blue Gum Tree, as Its Chester Measer, Vice Pym. , name Indicate^” says Dr. Whetstone, “is Dan W. Reynolds, Cashier a native of Australia, yet It has been do­ DIRECTORS: mesticated in this country and grows in In the matter of tbe estate of Louisa California. I have stood in a forest of D. G. Robinson, these great trees and enjoyed the pungent, Rogen, deceased. On reading and filing tbe petition duly vertP. T. Colgrove spicy odor exhaled from them. In Ita fiep ef J. M. Bogers, son of wd deceased, pray­ vicinity malaria Is absolutely impossible, ing that adminutradon of said estate may be the pangent odor killing tbe germs at granted to Daniel W. Rogers, or to some other sultaMe person. once. From a scientific point of view this Thereupon it is ordered, that Tuesday the tree is of great interest, though compar­ 18th day of Febrvary A. D..18M at ten o'clock to tbe forenoon, be assigned for the hearing ol atively little la knows of tbe many valuable said petition and that tne heirs at law of said medicinal properties which It contains. deceased and all other persons interested in The camphor obtained from this tree, in said estate, are required to appear at a session said court, then to be bolden at tbe Probate connection with other camphor compounds of office, io the city of Hastings, In said County, are the principal Ingredients In Pretzlnger’s aad show cause. It any there be. why the prayer Catarrh Balm. These camphors reduce. of tbe petitioner may not be granted. And it tbe inflammation in thsnasal passages, and Is further ordered, that said petitioner give no­ tice to the pe-sons interested In said estate, of it is from, this action that this unrivaled the pendency of said petition aad tbe hearing Balm relieves and cures so quickly.” thereof by causing a copy of this order to be In the Hastings Banner, a news­ Pretzinger’s Catarrh Balm will cure all published paper printed and circulated to said County kinds of nasal catarrh, no matter how of Harry, once tn each week for three successive bo severs or of how long standing. A sample weeks previous to said day of bearing. CBAS. W. ARMSTRONG, can be obtained for a 3 cent stamp by ad­ (A true copy. Judge of Probata. dressing Pretzinger Bros.. Chemists. Dayton, Ohio. PROBATE ORDER. Adrian has been Invaded by tbe Salva­ State of Michigan, Gouaty of Barry—ss. Ata session of the Probate Court for tht tion army. County of Barry, boldea at tbe Probate office, in tbe City of Hastinga. to said county, on Mon­ day, the 20th day ot January to the year one Is this; if you are troubled with Catarrh, thousand eight hundred and ulaety-six. Present, Charles W Armstrong, Judge of Cold In Head. Hay Fever, go to the drug­ • ’ gist named below and get a bottle of Cen­ Probate. In the matter of tbe estate of Clara turyCatarrh Cure. No danger of being S. Water*, deceased. Oa reading and filing the petition duly veri­ humbugged. Relief in five minutes and a fied, of Geo. R. Hyde. Administrator of said positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. estate praying for reasons to said petition set A. E. REMKES, FROFK forth tnat be may be licensed to sell the real estate of sold deceased as In said petition de­ MORTGAGE BALK. Children Cry for scribed. Thereupon It Is ordered. that Tuesday, the Detail having been made in the conditions «C tstbdayof February. A. D. 1896. M ten o’clock n certain mortgage made by George W. Gregory Pitcher’s Castoria. to tbe forenoon he assigned for the hearing of and Ann Gregory to Evelyn Dibble dated Dec. petition and that the heirs at law ol said 11 A. D. 189! and recotded In tbe office of lb« Children Cry for said deceased and all other Dersons Interested to Register of Deeds, forkbe County of Barry and said estate, are required to appear at a session State of Michigan, on |he lltb day of December of said court, then to be ho’den ar tbe Probate of­ A. D.1991 tn Liber 33 di Mertgagrs, oo page 381. Pitcher’s Castoria. fice. tn tbe City of Hastings, In said County, and Said mortgage was given upon tbe express show cause, if any there De. why that should any default t>e made tn the Children Cry for tbe Drkyer of tbe petitioner may not be enndttion payment nf the raid Interest, or any part there­ granted. And it is further ordered, that of. on any day whereon the same K made pay­ said petlttoner give notice to tbe persons able. as above expressed, and sb mid the taaa Pitcher’s Castoria. tatenwted in said estate, of tfie pendency of remain unpaid and in arre&r for the space cd said petition and tbe hearing thereof by causing thirty davs, thei> and from theneeforo, that te A WITTY OLD CLERGYMAN. a copy of this order to be published in tbe Has­ to say after the lapse of said thirty days, the tings Banner, a newspaper printed and circn- aforerald principal sum of twelve hundred lated in said County of Barry, once in each dollars with all arrearage of interest thereon week for three tucccsslve weeks previous to shall, at ibe option otsald party of the seoond Handed Down. raid day of hearing. party become due and payable. Years ago there Bred in Connecti­ Chas. W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. Default having been made la tbe payment of (A true copy.) ' cut an old minister who was quite cele­ Interest due Dec. ttth. 1894. and tbe same hav­ ing remained unpaid and In arrears for the brated for jiis wit. Many of his say­ space of thirty days and upwards, the aforesaid MORTGAGE SALE. ings have been preserved and handed principal sum of twelve hundred dollars with Default having been mode for more than all arrearages of Interes! thereon is now declar­ down from father to son. thirty days In the payment of Interest orerdne ed due and payable by the terms ef said mort­ In a meeting of ministers one day A and payable on a mortgage dated August 2Sth. gage on wbleh m«irtgao,e there l.s claimed to be sermon was read, and, according to cus­ 1894. made by Murray Brnmtey »».»d Lizzie Brom­ due a: the date of this notice tbe sum of Thir­ ley. his wife, to Morgan Jqm 8 •*"‘1 o® the same teen Hundred seventy three Dollars and fiftytom. criticised. It had been read in the day recorded in the office ot tbe Register of two cents, and an attorney's fr*e of thirty five old, well-known, sing-song tone. One Deeds for tbe Counts of Barry in the Stale ot •Dollars provided for In said mortgage, and ua Michigan in Liber 47 of Mortgages on page 1R8 suit or proceedings at law haring been Institut­ minister objected to the tone of the for which default the said Morgan Jones, by ed to recover the moneys secured by said mort­ ‘ sermon and another found fault with virtue of tbe right given blm iu said mortgage gage or any part thereof: Now, Therefore, by virtu* of the power of hM mode and hereby makes the whole principal something else. The old doctor sat sum of said mortgage and thr Interest accrued sale contained to raid mortgage, aud the staurte quietly in his corner until his turn to thereon now due and payable and on which in such case made and provided, notice Is here­ mortgage there is now claimed to be due at the by given that on Saturday tbe Twenty-eighth date of this notice tbe sum of seven hundred day of March A. D. 18«. at ten o’clock m the “If yon take away the tone," he said and twenty five dollars aud ninety six cents, forenoon. I shall sell at Public Auction, to the up suit or proceeding at tow having been highest bidder, at the North front door of tbe dryly, "it seems to me there would be aud mstitnted to recover the amount secured by Court Hoose Id tbe city of Halting* (that being the place where tbe Circuit; Court for Barry little left.” said mortgage or any part thereof. Notice hereby given that on Sat­ County !• bolden). the premises described la While traveling in the western coun­ urday theis1therefore 1 th day of April, A. D. 1896. at ten said mortgage, or so much thereof, as may be try he learned to shave withouv the o'clock in the forenoon, there will be sold at tbe necessary to pay theaWbunt due or. said mort­ front door of the court bouse In tbe city gage with seven per eent. Interest ana all legal aid of a mirror. Longaftcrwsrd. while north of Hastings. County of Barry and tbe State ot costs, together with an attorneys fee ef Thirtyattending some gathering of ministers, Michigan (said court Douse being Che ptore lu five Dollars covenanted for therein, the premis­ see as all that thecireuiK court tor the County ot Barry es being described in said he got up early und waa discovered which being situate is held) at public auction, to tbe highest bidder, Bece or parcel of land lyii by his friend standing face to a blank the premises desenoed iu said mortgage, or so the Township of Hastizu the County of thereof may be necessary to satisfy Barry aud State of Michigan .and known and de­ wall to perform the act of shaving, much . tbe amount due on said mortgage as above set scribed as toUow*: although there waa a good mirror in forth with tbe Interest thereou, aud the rosta. The North slxtv (60) Acres of the South West expenses allowed by tow and pro­ Quarter of Section Thlrtvttyo (32) in Town the room. In answer to his friend’a chargesand vided for in said mortgage, said premises being Three (3) North, Range EtghCfS) West. surprised question, he said that he had situated In tbe city of Hastings. County of Barry Tbe parties of the first parti hereby agree to pay the taxes that may hereafter be assessed not used a looking glass for 30 years. and Stole of Mlchlaun and deseribed as follows, upon this mortgage up toandjncludlng one per to wit: Ixa numbered Ten tn Block numbered “The last time I looked in one,” he Eleven lu H. J Ken field's Addition to the vil­ cent, and the excess (if anv) over the one per i* said, with a curious drawing in of the lage (now Cltriof Hastings, according to the cent to be paid by the party of tbe second part hereto. . Recorded Plat thereof. corners of his mouth that always ac­ Dated, Hastings. Mich., Janury itth. 1896, Bm-blyn Dxb»lk. Mortgagee Morgan Jones. companied a joke, "I got so little en­ Philip T.CoLGitovE. Mortgagee. couragement I thought I wouldn’t try Attorocv for Mortgagee. Alonzo E. Kmnabton. Doled Dec. Mlh, 1896. Attorney tor Mortgagee. it again.” He did not eagerly enjoy having a joke turned on himself, but sometimes he fully appreciated iL One day a shift­ less neighbor called and asked if he had a wheelbarrow. is the Greatest Remedy and Core of the “Yes,” replied the clergyman, “but I don’t lend it.” “Well," said the neighbor promptly, “did I ask for it?” This pleased the old minister so much that the neighbor presently de­ parted trundling the cherished wheel­ barrow with the old man’s full consent —Chicago News. H B C , Your Daily Bread Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not when yon buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. KAFFIR KOLA EXTRAC A Chicago Wild Flower. Magazine Editor — Would you not like to contribute nn article to our symposium on the subject: Is Mar­ riage a Failure? Literary Lady (from Chicago)—Ohl Mr. Easychair, how oould you think me capable of venturing an opinion on such a subject? Remember my youth and inexperienced. I am only in the twenties, and I have only been married four times.—N. Y. Weekly. smell and completely derange tho whole system when entering It through the mucous surfaces. Buch articles should never bo used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, a* the damage they win do is ten fold to tbe good you can possibly derive from them. Hail’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney ft Oo., Toledo, 0., contains no mercury, and is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure you get tbe genu­ ine. Jttttakoa latoroalyawd to made ta To­ ledo, Ohio, by F. J, Cheney ft Oo. Testimonials “Yea,” said Miss Cashton, Biickfree. ton proposed to me.” ' fcgrsold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle, “Indeed,”said her dearest girl friend; Alma College has secured Its thirteenth 3500 scholarship at the hands of John Seely “what was tbe reply?” "I told him he wanted the earth.'* of Caro. gerfited?” “No. My father owna a lot of brick yards, you know.”—Washington Star. Assyria. Mieh. Dec. 28. My wife has been in oor health lor some time owing to the effects of tbe— ; ip. I procured a boule of Hood's Bar। for her and sbe began taking It and get better at once. She is now ou her —Ideas are the factors that lift civ------ - bottle and does her own work. She •offered with kidney and liver troubles and was I’lxation. They create revolutions. all run dowe.- Dante! Darit. There is more dynamite in nn idea than Hood’s Pills cure bUtomness. indigestion. La many bombs.—Bishop VinoeBL Kaffir Kola Extract Co), Skte’StTMt, HtCAQO. in Buying a Piano or an Org �FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! The Great Fire Sale of the EXAHINE THEM! . Stowell StockoF Boots AND Shoes GIVEN AWAY! A. R. McOmber has While you are buy­ ing shoes just look Still continues and people are daily going forth given away over six at the A. R. McOmb­ with Bargains that they never dreamed of. gross of King’s Spec­ er Stock, of Jewelry and Silverware. You never saw such Bar­ gains tacles. These Goods bargains in J ewelry Were damaged only by smoke and water, their wearing qualities being just as good as ever. Additional County News. He is giving that will surprise you HUH conduct the services. Considerable in­ shall THE GOVERNMENT and from this amoufit let this highway Local Optl terest is manifested by tbe people of this DO FOR AGRICULTURE? commissioner repair roads on his own About 100 persons Wre present at the community. authority. Give the general authority for opera bouse Saturday to attend tbe meeting VMfcTillS. * . ordering a party out on road to grade, to Mrs. Tagged, of Kalamazoo, visited to consider Local Option for Barry county. the board of supervisors. All grading to The Lentz Table Co. has been closed friends in this place last week. T.Ple Rev. Taylor opened! tbe meeting wits be by contract to tbe lowest bidder. All down (or a few days, this week, repairing Miss L ou Binns who is teaching tbe Club. a few remarks, after which Judge Baruun assessments to be upon the entire county, a broken steampipe In their dry kiln. school at West Creasy, spent the Sabbath was called to tbe chair. It was found that Wit* a per cent »< ™llre 'J* cities and incorporated villages not to be Truman & Banks are improving tbe with her parents at this place. Sbe re­ there would not be time to call an electiou 5 Included by such law at all. looks of tbe interior of their store very ports tbe school interesting; 22 scholars on this subject this spring as tbe law re­ Let us stop theorizing and go back to much by putting in new shelves on both enrolled and an average attendance of 10. quires 117 days notice. A Law and Order 1 our facts and figures again. sides and other modern Improvements. Mrs. R. T. Bions is suffering with "* League was organized, of which Jobs ' If it oosts >1.86 to deliver a ton of grain The annual siege of tbe lagrippe has lagrlppe. Nagler was made president. This leagst ; to markeL It costa at least one half that to struck our town and is counting its victims will endeavor to keep tbe subject of local with r™ 1 |go to town for tbe mall. Every farmer by the score. option before tbe people as much as post ' goes to town at least once a week for the H. L. Walrath has purchased tbe build­ A very pleasant surprise partytook ____ sible, and can do much good work if 1 mail, and at any rate that is what he says ing ou the corner of Main snd Sherman place on Saturday night last, at the home active. Much internet was manifested at ' he goes for; 93c. per week or >48.86 per streets and is refitting the basement which of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Sledge in the Orel tbe meeting. ■ ‘ year is what the farmer pays for rural he intends to occupy as a harness store ward. They were taken completely by mall delivery once per week. With 7 miles and shop. surprise when about 40 of their friends to town, and our 137 acre farm iu square George Comfort went to Otsego, last and neighbors gathered in, but they very Butter. IS to 14 form along lhe highway, there would be a week, aud was married to Miss Edith Cox soon proved themselves equal to the T farm house every 74 rods. With good, of that city. The young couple have re­ emergency, and entertained their friends tho one a* end the wndualon In the roads and the rural postman mounted on turned to tbe village and will make their until a very late hour with pedro. Light other are equally __ his wheel, be can give us dally mail Yet the fact remains that this Is an ag service for 93c per week. If he can it home with Dr. and Mrs. Comfort for the refreshments were served present ■MW WU.. rkultunl country end must rentet “• The K. of P’s. will give another of their Tallow per lb . 4. ’ does away with the only objection to rural will । mail service, that of cost. More than this it [ Prof. Kinney, of Olivet, will give a enjoyable bops at/he armory, Feb. 4th. never TU, end to W hope never WU1 Oats per trn.. u torn. lecture at the Congregational church next be. In tint condition pictured by the poet red per bu.. no A musical and literary program will be Is said a bicyclist can cover 40 miles a day Monday evening on the Armenian ques­ Wheat, white per bu a when he wrote; with ease on good roads. Presumably the tion. Tbe lecture will be given under the given In connection. The Noted Specialist ' ‘itimetherewM Vre delivery can bo made for one tenth this auspices of the Ladies Aid Society and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Young and Mr. and Kn.nmii grief segs° . Beann, 73 so so* Who has enjoyed such wonderful suc­ sum. Even if the government did not will undoubtedly prove to be very Interest­ Mrs. Frank Hams will entertain with WbS ereryrooo ot,rt~o<l Cbtekea dressed.*. cess in Japan, Europe and New York and Maintained ita man. meet expenses on this branch of its service ing and entertaining. Dedro next Tuesday night at the (ormer’s this state will open an office in tbe Has­ Yet he epeekt a tmlveml truth when he> it is still worthy. From a financial stand Mr. Lee Soules and Miss Henrietta , home on Green street tings House on Thursday Jan. 28. AU point, the army, navy and even in the Witte were un,lt^d in marriage last Wednes-। Mrs. W. H. Stebbins and Mrs. M. H. Invalids wbo visit these eminent specialists fanners own domain, the Department of day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.' before Thursday Jan. 30 will receive service Bailey entertained a large company of । i Agriculture does not pay. So far as I George Witte, by Rev. Holler. Quite a know it brings no direct returns for Its number of guests were present from todies at five o’clock tea Tuesday, at the j free. Their long experience in tbe largest enormous expenditures. abroad. Both young people are well and spacious home of Mrs. Stebbins. Tbe hospitals of tbe world enables them suc­ MOXTU AGK SALE. With such postal facilities as are here favorably known in Nashville and all house was decorated with flowers and cessfully to treat all chronic diseases, snob . Betwren^lSM nnd ISM M^nlturwl tetardt haring been made In Uie ronuiuo,suggested the services of the Weather unite In wishing them a happy life. They smilax. After tea waa served Instrument­ as rheumatism, paralysis, neuralgia, head­ otaoretala mortgage by Hntan a Knur. .---- --- „made A,eoi|iw Bureau could be easily extended without will make their future home in Gram! al music by Misses Olfre Heath and Car­ ache, fits, sleeplessness, brain, and — popnletlon decreesed 3 p« «nt.• W7. SSd Jtevonled tn lhably the decrease has b«en 91111 K™1” additional cost so as to be of great practical Rapid-, where Mr. Soules bos a good posi­ rie Stebbins, and songs by Mrs. Hender- nervous exhaustion, St Vitus Dance, can­ n- of Dssds. for the Cour t' dbolt. were very much enjoyed and a non, tunton. skin diseases. Including As some of tion as engineer in the fire department. from 1890 to 1805. One thing sew* J- value to the mass of farmers. J of Michigan, on the I4& tain, the farmer is not tied to the soil. you are aware the weather bureau has One Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Heckathom re­ merry time in general passed. It was in freckles, pimples, ulcers, salt rheum, etc., D. 1M7 hi Liber*) of Mor: or more statlens In each of the states. turned to their home in Homer, Monday. every respect a thoroughly enjoyable af­ also heart, liver, stomach and kidney The query Is, what next? diseases, nervous debility, exhausted vi­ claimed to be doe at tbe date ut thb notice the • ; With Congrewjuel ueembled the natur­ From these stations weather bulletins are Mrs. Heckathom has been in tbe village fair. sum of Beventy-fivt> dollan* and twenty fivr tality. confusion of Ideas, aversion to so ­ al thine for nay other cIms, wm»d be to sent out each day giving forecasts of the nearly a month tbe guest of Mr. Hecka* Saturday evening Judge and Mrs.' ciety, loss of memory and energy etc., are Coort-54" attorney's fee of Fifteen del'’.rim to that body for relief. Not so with weather for tbe following thirty-six hours. thorn’s parents. Clement Smith and Mr. and Mrs. M. L.! quickly and permanently cured by an orig­ the fanner. He will plod stollldly aJonR- At tbe Lansing station predictions are Cook entertained the members of these inal and never failing treatment Castleton. Cures recover ttw Moneys secured by said »nortgare. trusting providence for better crops, and made each day at 8 a. m. and the bulletins Now,*TtewSr^’by virtue ©I lb* power o: i Bert Noyes, of Lansing, spent the past gentlemen’s Bible classes at a photograph guaranteed when others have failed, * but boards u( trade for bettei prices, and next reach Hastings the same evening, thus party. Each pereou present had sent their will net accept incurable cases. They sale coutttned ta said mortgsg'- and the «tatute year will find him a little worse off than giving predictions for 24 hours from tbe week visiting bls node Asa Noyes and earliest obtainable picture, which had been '.n such case made and provided, netic" js her-: will examine you thoroughly free of Selab lh$o far as legislative influence goes, be time tbe bulletins reach the sub-crlber. other relatives In this vicinity. the Twenty fifth These forecasts are of considerable value Noyes and wife have moved to Nashville. numbered, and were banded out to the, charge, and If you are incurable they will bygtwmtbMonilalnrdv of April 4. D. !»•. at ten o’clock in tbe !«*e guests as they arrived, who circulated them frankly, kindly, tell you so. now. Frank Mallette of Grand Rapids is a Hm been and will remain a cipher, capable noon, 1 «Lall mH at raphe Auction, w tinamong one another. Every one was pro ­ Take one candid thought before it la too Highest bidder, at tbe North Frost door o( th i With good roads and rural delivery and guest of W. I. Marble and other relatives of making some political dlfU (1rep”“? vided with a little souvenir booklet, and late. A week or a month may place your Court House In,tbe City of Hastings (that beir.s ten times Its natural ialue, while he re­ intelligent attention to mail transportation In tills place. tbe place where the Circuit Court for lurr | pencil, writing their guess in the former case beyond the reach of hope. wains a cipher still. Almost onehalf the such as newspapers give, these bnUetlns Miss Henrietta Witte formerly of this County is holden), the premises described l» tbe number contained on tho Mid mortgage, or re much thereof as tuav men wbo population fanners, and only 41 fan“®” can be of great value In baying and harvest place was married to Lee Soules of Grand opposite plwtogr.pl,. On tbe Inner corer or tbe ► W|Young ury\l« tb.t have become victims “T. of °J 1 necessary to nay the amount due on said mon in Congress are figures to plain to require time, and when frosts are predicted in late Rapids last week Wednesday. Rev. Holler flit wuioi | tbe quotation -Ho bebolfctb annually sweeps to an untimely grave stage, with elxbt per cent. lutenwL ano all I comment as to this political insignificance. spring and early fall. In fact the regular officiating. They went to Grand Rapids booklet legal coma, together with an pttorney's fne c himself, and goeth bis way and straight thousands of young men of an exalted Fifteen Dollars covenanted for therein But to the subject, ••What shall the gov­ bulletins need not go at alL The daily Thursday, their future home. being detertbed in said inortgnrr :. ernment do?" Do we need better crops. pacer which will then be as much a nec­ Ed Kinnle and wife entertained their way forgetteth what manner of man he talent and brilliant Intellect, may call wftb PfemfsM all that certain piece or parcel o< land situ."*:, was. ” Over one hundred were present confidence. No. crops are so good now that they are essity to the farmer as it Is now to tbe nephew and wife of Hastings, Mr. and tn tbe City of.ItastluKs. in the County of Bam and It proved to be a very difficult, but worthless. Potatoe* not worth tbe dig­ business man. will give tbe necessary in­ Mrs. Bert Kinnie, last week. Remember it costs you nothing what­ and State of Mtchlgan. and known and describging; corn tbe cheapest in 30 years, so formation. Electricity as a motive power A. Durfee is a guest of his sister Mrs. amusing task to distinguish any likeness ever to consult these eminent specialists, rdaatoUows; Commencing at quarter post on tbe Norte I between tbe scores of bald headed babies, and therefore tbe moat bumble in clrcumcheap in tact that it is talked of for fuel on highways may be left for tbe presenL Fannie Everett. stoS«gsettM17 lu rewn » N K w. The- w aud all this cheapening has come about The fanner has reason enough to com­ Mr. Mason and daughter of Charlotte, and the bearded men and matrons present atances can avail themselves of their ex­ tarth Chatos and fort3>seveD link* Much merriment was caused when tbe perience. Catarrh and catarrhal deafness tbSWSS'gagni 7>!4 degrees. East Deves chainwhen agricultural machinery may be said plain of the agricural department with its are guests at Webb Coles this week. snd nlna links to a stake and stone in ernterot to have reached perfection. It is rather garrblous politicians for a bead, with tbe Sol Troxel (ell through the hatchway of correct list was read, and It was discover­ Is positively and permanently cured by the highway to tbe place of beginnin.lifttar prices than better crops that we agricultural college beaded by a high ills bam one day last week seriously in­ ed that a Mr. So-and-so had been put down their new Japanese method. Tbsnee along tbe Center of the hlgti«'a? I where It should have been a Mrs. 8o-atid- { South Tpi* degrees Kart. Three chain' need Shall tbe tariff be tackled as a school graduate or worse altogether head­ juring him. Dr. Helen E. Lee gives special ntten- | thirty-three and M links, thence south means of better prices? >o. not th» less, with a tax law that taxes him for all Eddie Noyes of Grand Ledge is a guest so, and vice versa. Miss George read a tion to tbe diseases of ladles. Merited re­ I on a line parallel with tbe quarter line to tbv very appropriate selection from ‘ Vesty of ward. Her cures unequaled In the his­ pxwnapple river, tbenoe Westerly aloiui sans time, better Jo try some subject that Is not he owns and most that he owes; but one Geo. Coe and other relatives here. the Basins” about an old man going to the tory of science. already settled In each mind beyond pos- subject at a time. Her remedies were se­ river to a point so that a line running Nort.. ’ sibllity of change. Best try something “dsguerrars” to get his picture “took^; parallel wfto the East Une would intersect ti:>-1 “R Is a condition not a theory that con­ cured while in Japan, and will positively ptace of beginning, thence North from sa)' that may reduce the price of production. Cole Ruaseli and Rause Russell have been instrnmuntal and vocal music by Miss and permanently cure consumption, bron­ point fronts us.” The theory is macadam or to tbe place ot beginning, said line Heath and Miss Simpson was also enjoyed. chitis and asthma. It costs in the northern states 81.86 to Telford road. Tbe condition is poor roads at Jackson, the past two weeks. I five chains and fifty links long on tbe We*i. No long Incurable di­ taove a ton of produce to market, or lhe and a farming community that never has Grace Powers waa at home Saturday Light refreshments were served In the sease by their new method of tbelrj treat­ side, containing fo acres more-or ieta. E* ceid one acresoM off and from the Wert afcle.t* dining room, which was prettily decorated .-adit problem iu different shape, It costs and never will build a mile of gootf~road and Sunday. ■* ment. The doctor can tie consulted daily tag on tbew H ot N. E. sf 8scL )7,3 N 8 W । about 6c. per bushel to market wheat, between aow and millenlum If left to Mrs. Melvin Tuckerman was In town with red and white carnations and smilax. at the parlors in the Hastings House. ALBXARPKB FOSTSK. about the difference between Hasting and themselves. Mortga I last Wednesday. Sunday 2 Miss Edna Truman and her class In Officehours 9 a. m. to 8 p. in. Philip T. Oouihovk, Detroit. Again Michigan produces seven At present there Is no use to talk ' Mrs. Olias. Cummins and daughter,Lulu vocal music will give a recital at tbe home Attorrngr for Mortgagee ndlllous tons al >1.86 per ton equals >18,- thousands of dollars per mile iu macadam and her mother Mrs. Cummin* and Mrs. Dated. Jan barym. UM. ■ of Mrs. Mary T, Goodyear Thursday even­ 020,000 to move farm produce to primary road and bonds. Such talk wo<rtd scare Ed Bowen, of Bellvue, spent Sunday with ing, next. markets. the farming community into tbe woods Lyman "Wilcox and wife. The distance to market in the northern where they would stay for a hundred A company of about thirty were enter­ One week from Sunday tbe Christian] states is 6.9 miles and from tbe other years. Endeavor will devote to Longfellow. An j tained at six o’clock supper by Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Andrus Wednesday, after figures given, it costs 27c. per ton per Your start Is in tho right direction. 1interesting program is expected. r_nlie to get to market tn Hastings. The Gravel is the best cheap road that can be -, Don’t forget the social at Chas. Schaf- i which rising whist was enjoyed until ten. Miss Phyllis Dlamoud aud W. N. average freight rate on the New York made. See that the gravel is properly hauser’8. Friday evening. Chidester secured the largest number of Central for 1893 was 7 mills; one mile laid, Df proper thickness, and on a good against 39 miles. points and were awarded the prizes. Mrs. Hickory Corners. road bed, and you will have a better, road The average farm of tbe U. 3. contains than Barry Co. can boast at the present . Mrs. Abbey Johnson, of Kalamazoo, is Hendershott sang two pretty selection in millnery goods loch u Hate. Feather.. visiting the family of J. M. Cadwallader. her nsual pleasing manner. Dr. and Mrs. * 157 acres which Including stock and time. Miss Vera Cortright left in company Andrus always entertain delightfully, and Flowers, Ribbons, Laces. Velvet*. Tain fixtures la worth >4000. If it was a lu New York macadam road has been Michigan farm and all into wheat it would built as low as KOO to >700 when farmers ,with Mrs. Dell Norris Saturday, for Val­ this company proved no exception to tbe O'Sbant* capa and Millinery noreltlea In cost MWiiO to market the crop. Tbe en-1 ■ would deposit tbe stone free of charge at paraiso. Ind., where the former Intends rule. tbe latent atylre at Buaaell’* a business course in the school at tire tax on such a tarm.state, school, coun­ the road aide. A complete road-making taking < Ural place. ty, aud everything would be thirty or outfit, easts from >4000 to *7000. Ledlea Jackela end Cape, te done Ont at forty dollars. Again 3136 pounds is a load Hastings baa repeatedly taxed itself . Al Bradley made an attempt Friday, to WAjanavTT puds. reduced prices. All new and dealrable suicide by jumping through a bole itK s team lu tbe northern states on coun­ many thousands of dollars and placed the commit Edie OlffsrtI to Maffle M aad Wm. Fax. । atylee at RueeU’v , ' ’ try road* Double this amount could be money entirely beyond Its own control In in . the ice which had been made for Gibing jjasily hauled ou a good toad, which is the hope of buildtag up the city. Those purposes In Gull Lake. His overcoat Underwear tor Indies and Ml wee n lu«e equivalent to a saving of one half the cost, undertakings were ot questionable legality clinging saved him going under the lee. v uiety ot tbe bant gooda tor tbe money which ou. an average farm into wheat is and in some ineteMM a total loss of .Parties close by beard the splash and ever abown In HntUaicn at Rnaeell’v. 371.79 or interest on |U9> at legal rate. money invested. Yet In no Instance ba* rescued blm from his perilous condition. Ur to reduce it to miles of highway >316 time been complaint from the tax payers. . Cards are out for a leap year dance at i«oi7 Haekar. lot •, Nt 7, per mile, ths Interest on >6M4. Tbe best Let tbe city ot Hastings invest In a road Flint’s hotel, Friday evening. Jan. 81st. Gooda In atyten. quality and price. Alt Marta Newtoo. lot City, macadam road costa from >3000 to 85000. making outfit and employ a competent ( P. A. Yoangs to making quite an i This has steady suggested tbe subject of man to make surveys and operate tbe tended visit among relatives and frlnds wool aergea twenty are cents a yard and flood EteatU It is oMlesa trying to machinery, and let the local society gain 'Ross and also iu Richland. apnrt. Jet and tancy colored bend 'Jrim wake any thing out ot the present system. tbe oo-operatlou of the farmers and this . Fred Sober and wife are visit in* friends anixip la greet variety at Rnaaail'a. Working on tbe road to tbe country is community can reap such a harvest in and relatives in Hope. Baltimore and dvad heed work pure and bimpie. As a town and country, as waa never dreamed Middleville, leaving his brother Elmer in Do yon want a earpetr We han over matter of theory rather than a present ot iron factory Investments, and with sue- charge of the domestic cares of tbe house­ gfty dlBerant patlam to aNeet tram and . practice, tba subject belongs to state rather cess our problem of “what can the govern- hold. than national legislation, and to ooanty meat do for tbe farmer” will be solved. t Lu Flint secured bls supply of lee one day last week having several teams dmw—vi. -state control. There should • > MM from Dnek Lake. WMto w etectod ta goch county who ! so<ne practical knowledge of olhto. In want of tbe uta, eoawDOrif* nnd rood building. Lsl n aurRrasKUimportant highway Ladles silk. kid. and wool mlttew, leewhat NOW IN HASTINGS Tire Months Service Fre. Dr. W. J. Moorley Lee. The Distinguished Japan­ ese Throat and Lung Surgeon, Eye and Ear Expert, DR HELEN E- LEE. Julius Russell «l. I* * � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-01-30.pdf 6a35a56ee30d63a183ea4ae6922d8d40 PDF Text Text “ he best Advertis T ing medium in Bar ry County Hastings VOL. XXXX. NO. 40 Banner. of any paper in the HASTINGS, MICH., JANUARY 30, 1896 VTAVLE. NO. 2120 Coats drove. QJLAAAXAAJtJSJtJJLJtJJJLJiJSJkAAAAAJLAJtAO ^0^ My entire stock of *1 Hardware and Agricultural Implements, Buggies, Wag ons, Paints, Oils, etc I* A paper read before the Farmers Institute by W.TLMerrick. There are A few things that fanners should understand in order to receive the most benefit from Chemical Manures. 1. They should know what Chemical elements their soil is most deficient in in order to profitably grow certain crops, and until they do know what their soil lacks, and what their crops need, the use of dbemieal manure may result in time lost money thrown away. . r„_____ ’ & ____ If there ha sufficiency in the soli soil and In available form of the fertilizer ap­ plied, there will be no Increase in the ’crop, but If there is a deficiency In that one element atone Its application, if only in a small quantity, will result in a large gain in the crop. Farmers m a general rule do uat have stable manure enough to supply their wants consequently they must look to some other source for a fertilizer, If they Cmtietoo. wish to keep np the fertility of the soil J Barber, of Nashville, is the The three chief etomeuta of fertiliser are guest of Mm. C. C. Price. * Nitrogen, the Phosphoric acid and Pot­ Mrs. Frank Davis, of Washington, D. ash. The great value of stable manure is , was a guest of her uncle, Ira Bacheller J. J. Fuller returned a fer days ago from a buslaees trip north. » Mrs. Frank Wood is recovering from a sick spell of a few dayp duration. ' Joe Passage is moving fanning Imple­ ments prior to moving a few miles beyond Kalamazoo. Many from here took In the Farmers Institute. They are now prepared to do more efficient work when spring opens up. That ice now makes our blacksmith smile. Geo. Sbawman and wife of Kalamaroo visited the tatter’s mother over Sunday. Ourdaydehool gave an entertainment Friday which was well rendered. Wm. Kennedy and wife of Grand Rapids I are visiting their parents here. Frank Wolf and wife spent Sunday with Wm. Smith. Miss Ollie Johnson of the city visited parents and friends over Bunday. Mrs. C. E. Smith and Mrs. McDonald visited in Lake Odessa Monday. Rllta Noyes has been quite sick the past week with .catarrhal fever. Miss Nina Felghner to quite sick at this writing. ; Orrin Clark formerly of this place, now of Allegan, visited Ire Bacheller and Asa Mrs. E. K. Smith who has been visiting Manchester friends for the past four weeks, returned home Wednesday. ' Miss Nina Downing resumed her school duties Monday after a week’s tussle Must be sold at once Mrs. Chas. Felghner was called to West Vermontville Saturday, by the sudden death ot her fatheuMr. Fasbaugh. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Marble attended SonSa’a concert at Battle Creek Monday. Come early and get bargains Terms:—Cash or bankable paper fl 8 8 8 IRfl VAN VftLKENBURGH HASTINGS, J* I* HICHIGAN. - Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays tn- . :• COOK ‘ BROS.. HASTINGS, MICH CORRESPON PENCE. Milo. What has become of that emergency tariff and bond bill?. Is congress In ses­ sion now. or has their zeal to help •-Grover” oozed out. Yes we have a new bible exclusively for the "new woman.” The old one Is good enough for the men. Lewis Williams of Milo, took the train for Saginaw to attend some Masonic gathering. W. A. Spaulding is paying this (27th) morning 65 cents a bushel for wheat. Beautiful day 20 degrees below zero this morning. DowIIdkDavid Manning has bought the farm owned by Henry Babcock.valued at Si 400. Thin Powers, of Indiana, is the guest of relatives here at presentEzra Tobias intends to build a new house the coming summer. Mrs. T. Gorham cared for her sick mother tost week. A social at Mrs. Rich’s Thursday evenlDHenry Gaskill was here from Battle Creek a few days last week. . Cloverdale. Wm. Chamberlain. Chamberlain, Tbe’d Gybe, Frank Leonard and Eugene Deck who have been at home for a short lime have gone back to their work near Battle Creek. Johnny Ashbv was also home at the same time. Mrs. Milo Phillips Is at Allegan nurs­ ing her husband’s daughter who te sick. Rev. Neargarth of Nashville preached a very interesting dtocourae at the church last Sunday. Byron Fenner of Prairieville was in town last Monday and purchased about fifty thousand brick for the purpose of building a bouse In the spring. Cyril Grigsby gave bis phonographic concert lut Mondny orenlng to m>dlnoe ot .boat .evenly perwon and it la bat justice tn say that the entertainment was arand and waa duly appreciated by all who beard IL Mr. Grl*.by la sparing no pains to please bin patrons end It Is evident from the letereat manltealed that a fuller house would greet him It bo should come here l<Tbere la eooalderable activity In the Ice buslmaa new, a large amount being .hip­ ped from Ackert Point to Kalamazoo every day for Boot Bros. The death of Mra. Hannah Given nee Davenport occurred Nov. 97tb. She had been eiek only about a week. Mra. Given was born in Holmes Co.. Ohio. June 9th. 1686: si* was married to Geo. W. Conyer In 1852 by waom she bad five ehl dren. Mr. Conyer was a captain in the civil war and died ’ iu the service of his ^<teontry. Mrs. Conyer married Andrew Given in 1865 by whom she became the mother of TDnr children. The deceased «me to Michigan in 1878 and purchased the pro­ perty on which she resided at the time of her death. She was a good neighbor, a kind friend, and had ever been prompt ■ad faithful in the discharge of her duties ■s a wife and mother. At the time of her death she was aged 59 years. 7 months and II days. She leaves a boa band and eicbt children to mourn her loss. cut from the Graphic each one accompani­ A revival will be commenced at the U. ed by one cent. Mrs. J. B. Williams will” receive them. B. church next Sunday evening. . Work in the different ranks at Maccabee D. Moulton and family spent Sunday hall Saturday evening. with Obadiah Blough and wife. Mr. Halsey and daughter of Potterville are guests of Rev. H. H. Halsey at this MIMtovUl. Miller Jr., and wife visited in Jay Feu ton of Allegan is visiting his Bowne Sunday p. m. parents and brothers In this village. The attendance at the club dance Satur­ The mother of Dr. A. L. Taylor who day evening was rather small. has been Jiving here of late died last Fri­ The Epworth league will give an en- day and was taken to Milford for burial on tertalnment Friday evening. Saturday. A very fine hop was given at the K. O. P. hall last Friday evening. About *' fifty were present. Mra. A. Halliday Is on the sick list. Will McKevitt of Hastings was In the J. Hllck of Shultz was the guest of village lhe last of the week. Walter Davis Thursday. A very nicely painted sign now _ guides Mrs. Ella Youngs is very ill.. the wanderer to F. L. Phelps’ livery barn. Mrs. Burkholder of your city is the The work was done by Wm. Lawrence. guest of Mrs. John Packard. Des Jordan has quit work at the mill Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. Corwin, a girl. The singing school was well attended and will move on his farm In Orangeville this week. Saturday eve. Chas Payne of the Grand Rapids Herald Miss Ida Hills and brother who have is in the village visiting his parents. been visiting at Henry Corwins returned Rev. F. N. Janes waa unablo to occupy home Friday. Nellie Jones spent Wednesday with hte pulpit Sunday an account of sickness. Rev. A. Wakefield filled it Mrs. Lizzie Rentes of your city. 8. B. Llnksl Is reported much better and Cite Larabec is on the sick list. Rev. J. L. (ekes will preach Feb. 9th. is expected home before long. Mr. Tegefer has opened a tailor shop In Subject “Leadpencils.” All are Invited. the Jordon block. Jessie Cox was the guest of N. D. Jones Rev. B. Moore fell on the ice the last of Sunday afternoon. the week arid sustained serious Injuries. The friends of Maggie Coman to the number of about 30 gave*ber a pleasant Johnstown. > Some of the residents of Johnstown, at­ surprise at her home last Friday night The Epworth League of this place tended the Farmers Institute at Battle through ite vice-president W. E. Webb has Creek on Thursday Friday and Saturday. The writer on last Friday met for the arranged for a lecture Course to consist of first time at the institute in Battle Creek, lectures by H. It. Pattengill, Wash. Gard­ Mr. Daniel Simmons a prominent teacher ner. and W. N. Ferris, an entertainment of Michigan. Many years ago he taught by Miss Bessie George and a musical by the district school in the old rod school the patrol Quartette, which was here with house In the King district. Mr. S. Informs the Boston Concert Co, a short time ago. We doubt If a better course could have us that Miss Franc Whelock well known to many iu our town Is in failing been secured iu Michigan and the League health. For many years she and her deserves the liberal patronage of the pub­ sister Emma were prominent teachers in lic an well as their thanks for bringing these excellent entertainments within their thia section. It Is reported that the little daughter ot reach. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Kearney,who with her mother have t>een visiting relatives in'tbis Carlton. vicinity is sick with scarlet fever. Fred Carpenter, of Lakeview. Is the In a few days if the present Cavorable weather continues, the ice crop will *be guest of Carlton friends this week. Mr. M. Alien Is ill. ripe enough to pick. There are three cases of tonsllltto In the Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wataee Smith on family of Mr. Knowels. Monday, Jan. 13th, a son. Mr. Kelsey, of Coats Grove, waa at Carlton Center Saturday, buying stock. Delton. Chas. Hickerson returned from Eaton Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Allison the county Monday. 28rd a daughter; weight 8X pounds. There was an oyster supper at the resi­ E. J. Evans of Hastings, was Id town the K. of ” P. dence of John O’Conner Tuesday. Tuesday evening to attend " Several couple from Carlton Center at­ public installation. J. W. Briggs of Prairieville, waa in tended the dance at Freeport Saturday town Saturday and Monday looking at night. Mrs. Am Odell to entertaining a cousin some bouses. In view to locating here in from Grand Ranids. the near future, Mr. Odell to a little better. W. H, Chase will furnish the lumber to Frank Andrus is father to another boy; build Sort Pennock’s barn In the spring. weight 11 pounds. Bishop Bros, have a contract to build Mrs. Chas. Brooks is ill. another photograph ear. The roofing and Several from Carlton Center attended sides are to be steel. church at Pod Auger school bouse Satur­ "Vote early and often." day night The ladles of the Delton Hive No. 499 Carlton Center will have a ball ,nine the L. O. T. M: will give a beauti**k qoilt, valued at 815 to the lady who sitoil re­ coming season if a sufficient amount vf ceive the largest number of votae as the money can be raised to make a success. Mrs. T. P. Barnum to afflicted with the most popular lady in Barry county. They will also give a beautiful steel engraving common complaint, lagrippe. The Ladles Aid Society of the M. E. (a large and magntfident work of art donated by the Graphic) valued at 816 to church meet at the residence of Mrs. Nash the lady receiving the next largest number the first Wednesday in February. Mr. Brogdon to very slek. of votes. All votes must be on coupons Oran Seville. Elmer England and family of Middle­ ville visited friends in the village Sunday. Fishing seems to be the order of th»day. There were over fifty people fishing on Gun Lake last Monday. Some intend having three lines set as long as Ice lasts. Milo Craus bought over 900 weight of fish last Monday and took them to Otsego. It has been estimated that there is taken from 200 to 500 pounds of fish from the lake dally. The Christian Endeavor society are pre­ paring for "Endeavor Day” Feb. 2nd with a lengthy program. All are invited to at­ tend. The Grange reports large attendance and a class of three to be initiated at their next meeting. . ; Monday evening Jan. S7th. Mrs. Hull’s bouse burned. We learn that she lost ! nearly everything in lhe house, Mrs. Hull and B. J. Robinson’s little girl being alone at the time the fire caught. The property was Insured In the Barry and Eaton Co. Njuih Ville. Mrs. A. T. Cooper has been at Wood­ land during the past week visiting rela­ tives and friends. A. H. Weber was at Hastings Tuesday« on business. fi. B. Andrus was at Ann Arbor- over Sttturdtc and Bunday pnrchuiDg apparat­ us for the chemical tabratory of the high school and visiting frieuds in Aim Arbor and Ypsilanti. The lecture at the Congregational church Monday evening by Prof. McKinney of Olivet College, was very largely attended and very highly appreciated. The speaker held the closest attention of hte audience for nearly an hour and a half giving them a good understanding of •‘Armenia” one of the leading questions of the day. The literary society ot the High school assisted by some of the legal talent of the village, will give a mock trial at the opera house next Friday evening far the benefit of the piano fund. Several Vermontville people came over Monday evening to attend the lecture at the Congregational church. Mias Greta, Young te spending her Vaca­ tion with her parents in the city. - Battle Creek one day last week visiting relatives and friends. Mre. Chas. Scheldt has been very ill with pneumonia during the past week but to now reported better. Rev. Arthur Pratt and F. A. Streetey were at Battle Creek. Monday afternoon to attend a concert given by Sousa’s band. Rowena Milla. Mr. Martinbrooks of near Grand Rapr ids, to visiting bis son Lymau, at this place. Earnest Conrad aud family of Otsego, visited nt A. Huul’s over Sundai, Last Staurday evening the friends and neighbors of C. W. Armstrong aud wife Io the number of eighty-alx and gave them a happy surprise. The evening very enjoyably spent with visiting and cards. A handsome rocker was presented Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong as a slight token of the esteem io which they are held by their many friends. After partaking ot a bountiful repast and bid­ ding the Judge and wife good night all re­ turned to their several homes. Those from abroad were Earnest Conrad and family of Otsego. Mr. and Mp*. John Per­ kins of Prairieville; Mr. aud Mrs. George Hale of Hastings; Mr. and Mrs. Howell Trask of Grand Rapids: and Dr. L. P. Parkhurst and wife of Mlddtovilte. AMVria Mr. Snyder’s mill caught Ire from sparks from the engine last Wednesday burning the sorghum mill to the ground, tjeo. Tompkins bad corn and stalks in the mill and they were all burned. In help­ ing to put out the fire Calvin Smith fbil through from the rafters strikmg on bto side. No bones were broken and be ft now able to be out Mr. and Mrs. Llnebaugh and briber T. Llnebaugh of Ionia, were guesta ot Webster Hastings Saturday andWiimi^'. Alma Phelps to staying with Lyftan Wilcox.and wife. 91 _ A Piftmggmph concert at Abbey’s halt tonight (Tuesday) conducted by Cyril Grigsby of Hastings John Tasker to siek. Mrs. Vim Tompkins to better George Hartom of Battle town Saturday visiting hte Jno. Tompkins. merctal fertilizer, looking at it perhaps tn the light of an experiment. But he mast also realize that by- continual cropping and constantly taking from the soU and giving nothing In return, that the land Is growing poorer and that something must be done to keep up the fertility. Suppose tee in­ vests a few dollars in commercial fertili­ zer and thereby increases his crop from fifty to one hundred per cent Is It not a good investment besides the solid sattsfae- coats. time when pur jown state was being re­ deemed from ita native wttds; when oar farms were bewn oat of the forert by the axe of the sturdy pioneer, in that Bay the baa only to travel to the New his team afoot and garnered its frulta, new quantity but are not in the most soluable where nature seeking to hide her own condition. nakedness has covered them with a scanty Chemical fertiHsera are simply food for growth of weeds, the barns and outplants in a condensed form. Farmers are btttidlDgs fallen lu'ruins. often confused with the different names of The old borne with Its open doors and chemicals used in fertilizers. For In­ windows through which the wind eomee stance, PotaMlam, which to a mineral to walling like some lost spirit sufficing > known to us as potash under the different final resting place. forms of sulphate. Muriate and nitrate of The family living room with its open potash. Sulphate of potash is a combina­ fire-place up whose blackened throat th* tion of sulpber and potash. Muriate Is a ruddy flames once leaped and sparkled, salt where potash takes the place ,of Sod­ now cold and chill, ita fires long since ium or common salt Nitrate of potash to gone out. Here life and death, and joy saltpeter too expensive for a fertilizer and and mirth held swag. there merry to worth more to manufacture Into gun­ childrens voices woke the echoes with powder. their play, now silent aa the tomb. Qf its And then we have phosphates and Su­ former occupants some have passed to tba perphosphate*. A phosphate is a combi­ great Beyond and sleep on yonder hill­ nation of lime and phosphoric acid as bone side, their descendants scattered over the or phosphate rock. A superphosphate to a land and the old homestead, deserted and phosphate that has been treated with sul­ forsaken, will know them do more. phuric acid ro as to make the phosphoric The cause—Improvements of the land. acid soluble. The plain phosphate Is not And yet this was no virgin soil where dur­ soluble, the superphosphate is. ing countless ages an al! bountiful, nature Now a few facts that have eome under bad stored up the elements ot fertility for my own observation in the use of commer­ the uw of man, and he abused it Will cial fertilizers in a small way during the this be the future history of our own last three years. state? Will there oome a day when cor Id the spring of 1893: I procured 1200 roll will refuse to return Its fruits in due pounds of commercial fertilizer for use on season? 1 trust not. We owe to our­ corn, oats and potatoes. My manner of selves and more do we owe to prosperity using for corn was as follows: After fit­ to transmit to them unimpaired the gloriting the ground and marking both ways, 1 ious heritage that nature has given us. had the boys drop a tablespoonful where And let us never forget, though the sun the marks cross and as 1 plant with a hoe be darkened, and the moon give no light, 1 brush a little dirt over the fertilizer with that the Earth Is our Mother and we may the corner of the hoe. drop the seed and rest on her bosom. cover. 1 left a strip near the canter of the Literary Note. field without the fertilizer and as my faith was not very strong I stuck a stake where Writing of "The CoMervati*1 felt off with the fertilizer ro that per- In Februwy Udie.’ Ho~ \ *' haDS I could Imagine that the rows that A.bmore, consldr-,in< were fertilized were better than the ion,” p«>» her this pret,, tnbbb.nJ'j! others. The corn came up nicely, could lhe wotnnn wb. with be, nut see much difference in lhe time of its M. h tb. b«t compMto"s£<12£r coming ud. On the 13th day of June J round, betwlr. UDoowdoSl,, ^th 7 “ * went to Chicago and was gone until the ,plrttu.l •imo.pr.ere tb>, । s£ last days of- the month. The boys had. we.„, owetaHr u, lb. we.^- X. cultivated the corn two or three times is not a btcot. She ts In eympatby wtta wnile 1 was gone, and It had made a good wbalever work the man u,„y bj do growth when I returned. I went down many wapahe may help him with through the middle of thtf fiefd to look at “ It. I came to a place where the corn drop- labor a. ftrda In bar all Ute ed-eff inhoight. the row out to the fence and Jiere was the stake. The rows that wen. fertilized were from five it te ‘like perfect music unto Tfefltet* to eight inches taller than thi»«e that were worus.” not. I confess I was surprised at the re­ Under the most favorable construction ’ sult. After using fertilizer on coni fpr that can be put upon this controversy, it is three years,' although thev have beea very apparent that the true boundry line be­ dry, I have bad good crops, the last one tween Great Britain and Venezuela Is In­ the best of all. After watching it closely volved In an uncertainty, which fact is I have come to the following conclusion ns made more apparent by the ever widening to eoni. We all know that for t|ie first of the British boundry during the past two or three weeks after corn is planted fifty years from the E-sequibo line until it it makes a slow growth unless the weather Includes the mouth ot the Orinoco. Asfata is extremely favorable. This is just the from the real facts of the controveisjr time the fertilizer gets In Ita work, the Ix)r< Salisbury’s refuMl to avail himself of little fine rootlets from the seed find the our friendly offices, aud to submit the fertilizer and the moisture and beat aris­ question to impartial arbitration, leads to ing therefrom, forces the young plant to a the conclusion that he has not sufficient vigorous growth lust when it Is needed., faith In the justice of hte claim. This he After corn gets two or three feet high it does not assert or admit: he resorts to a sends out Its targe roots that feed on the line of argument which te not only undip­ decaying sod or any .stable manure that lomatic, but untenable, aud converts the may have been applied.' We all know controversy from one effecting the bound­ that it makes a vigorous growth ynd to ry uf a comparatively Insignificant British able to take care of Itself; but it to when colony to an attack upon our Continental the plant is young and tender like every­ policy. It is thte Inadmissible contention thing else that it needs nourishing. I^et on the part of the British-Prime Minister, us follow the cornfield a little further. and not the PreaidanPa Message, which After taking the coni off I plowed it In the has the dangerous tendency to change the fall and lhe next spring fitted It and broad­ Issue from one of fact, and diplomacy to casted the oats with 196 pounds of fertiliz­ one affecting the cardinal - principle ot our er to the acre. The oats made a good national policy for th/» security of our in­ growth, straw was good length and stood stitutions ami our relations to the nations up well, beads well filled and threshed out on this continent-7-Hem. Oscar Strauss 45 bushel per acre, while a field just iii Fdinuiry Furum. across the lane, equally, as good laud with­ out the fertilizer, went 25 bushels. After WMrried. taking the oafs off I plowed the field and , VANCE-KNICKKRhOCKBR. Wm. K. Vaiwe fitted it lite best 1 could for wheat. Sept, । Mrs. Nel.le B. Knickerbocker, Monday raoraj by Justice O. R. Bishop Roth reside la 17th, 1894 I drilled in 150 lbs of fertilizer! inr Mfcdlmuie. with IX bushels wheat per acre: wheat j went into winter with a good top and POWERS- HEARD. Chat. W, Pwm, came out looking fairly well in the spring, of Orao^viiifl to Mias Ittude Brart. ot Yankee Springs, by Justice C. KBAbo p. and yielded .25 bushel of nice" plump wlnwt Friday. per acre, while the other field without fer­ tilizer went 10 bushel*. Perhaps I should <»n WMreskr not ctaltu that fertilizer made all the differ­ GUIBKRSON-RCIDMORK. aliernuun at tour p. m. by Bev. T1k». Cox at ence as the first field was sowed in Rod lb© borne of lhe brxk;-. pa<autaou MicOtaaa Are, MIm Allie Kcldnnre io Georas GutferWinter Fife and the other to Clawsou. wu. ot BurhHuan. The groom to operator at although CtawiKMi has usually done well the MlcataMt Ceatrai »ep« a< ttaohwaM. for me. Then again I drilled Tltrotby Ou? best wkrnra Mtotud the young oopa?. seed with the wheat on both fields. On the field where lhe fertilizer wan put there to a good stand of timothy to-day, xm the Awarded o bar It all burned oct by the drouth: then Highest Heoets—World's M. again one application of fertilizer 'has a beneficial effect upon at least two succeed­ ing crops. Here to an example; Iu oneend of the oat field I planted one acre of potatoes using the fertiliser in the Mme manner as I did for core. The potatoes were a (fair crop although the drouth In­ jured them somewhat, the tops keeping green until front came. 1 dug them about th© first of October, the ground being clean and mellow. 1 harrowed it down smooth and drilled In IX bushels of wheat without fertUher. Last June after the wheat had all beaded out it preoented a peculiar appearance. Little bunches ot | wheat Itead* stood up four to five inches ■ taBer than the surrounding beads showing where every h:h of potato had been, prov­ ing that the potato crop had not aatlmllat- ' ed all of th© fertilizer. These are a few facte that have come , MOST under my observation in the use of the - ofTmUr , " ' » . �- Has pings Bakner. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. It is to be regretted that the demo­ • Henry Drpur, of Ann Arbor, has sued crat* or that part of them that is made ’ <x>o<~B«lOW . Proprietors. . for a divorce from his wife on the novel un of paid retainers of the preaident. plea that, although he ty nmpi;’ abl* as office holders by his gross, and of and entirely willing to support tar. those who wish to become paid retain­ she has made life a burden to him and ers, and of the gentlemen of alien ex­ driven away every earthly joy by filling traction who strive by importing Euro­ his “house, ledn nnd room* with room­ pean shoddy aud puttingiton the Amer­ ers and boarders, devoting her time and ican nuu^et ns “strictly wool,” are disIs what gives Hood’s Sarsaparilla ita great attention to the core of strungers" and , ountdder the Dingley compopularity, its contftanlly increasing compelling him to cook his own mea? rercuue bm from a party fet andsales, and enables it to accomplish its and spend evenings and nigh point. There ore. however, democrats wonderful and unequalled cures. The melancholy loneliness. IDs wife is • . point. There are, however, democrats oomblnation, proportion and procees pleasant little body, but thoroughly 1 who refuse to be bound by the edicts of used in preparing Hood’s Sarsaparilla infatuated, it would seem, with a desire the president or to be frightened by the are unknown to other medicines, and to care for tbe students of the univer­ fulminations of his retainers, and the number of them increases daily, make Hood's Sarsaparilla sity instead of her husband This is do time for factional strife. Thu<s.Jav, Jan- 3°* lH w revenue ano'partie* A NEW PARTY. It IB the Child of tt>» BUrar Oot> torano. at Waahlnston. I Merit £-C liered that Mr. Cleveland would make Wssh'ngtoD, Jan. 24.—The silver _ another secret deal with J. Pierpocl conference Thursday decided to put a ( Morgan aud other frieads of his former nations, ticket m the held fo; the ap- I' Law partt«r, Mr. Francis Lynde Stet­ proachliff preskientia' campaign. The ' son. But congress and the press of the conference agreed to a declaration of country showed such hostility to an­ princip es and calls upon others irre- j other iniquitous bond deal that it spectiv of previous party affiliations alarmed Cleveland and CarHste. It who are willing to support these prin- was therefore determined to make the eiples aud the nominees ot the silver ii loan what is called a “popular loon,” party to organize in the usual manner ’ S the title of a atory written The gold reserve of the treasury b de­ for that purpose. The national convcn- although lhe administration hax not Mlehi**n Banka. far the mannfretnrera of State Bank Commissioner Sherwood, pleted, and cun be replenished only by tion of the silver men ia to be held at the remotest Idea that it will be a suc­ It cores a wide range of diseases because in his seventh annual report, covering increase of revenue. Every temporary cess. Tt Is believed in administration of its power ass blood purifier. It ccta the transactions of the state banking easement increases the ultimate deple­ SL Lo us July 22, the same day as the circles, and very generally in financial directly and positively upon the blood, departments for the year 1895, says tion by the amount of the interest upon meeting of the populist uatior.al con- circles, that the “popular loan" will by one of the most humorejus and the blood reaches every nook and that the deposits in the national and the loan. The proceeds of a 1 oan cannot ventiou A total of 1.3«2 delegates fail, and tiiat the bonds will tie again writers of the day. It will corner of the human system. Thus all state banks have increased very per­ create a true reserve. Th© revenue of will make up tbe convention, this num­ scooped in by Mr. Pierpont Morgan and be sent free to anyone send ber being apportioned among tbe states . tbe nervee, muscles, bones and tissue* hia foreign associates. the government falls short of ita neces ­ ceptibly during the year. Six new come under the beneficent influence of ing address and naming this m follows; That th’s should be the case is al­ state banks, with an aggregate capital sary expenditures by about 870,000.000 Alabama. 40: Arkansas. IS: Coiomte. tt: | f $230,000, have been incorporated a year. This is not the time for animad­ Delaware. 1: Oeonda. 80: Illinois. M: Iowa, most inevitable. The people generally during the year. There are now 171 version upon the blunders of the policy ti; Minnesota, 45; Missouri, tt: Nebraska. are not fniuiliir with the condition* of 51; New Hampshire. «; New Tork, 44: North state banks and three trus- companies by which so huge a deficit has been Dakota, 11; Oregon, tt; Rhode Island. »: subscribing for bonds, while the bank­ under the supervision of the state bank­ created. It is time for action toward Tsnnessee. N; Vermont. •: WaaMnrton. ing syndicate is. It is difficult to make ing department, all of which have been prevention of larger deficits, and pre- IT; Wisconsin. »; New Mexico. 1: District clear to the masses of .the people that a of Columbia, 4; Arizona, <; California, •: : examined during the year and found to ; ventiou can be accomplished only by Connecticut, 19: Florida, I; Idaho, H; In- ; “four per cent, bond” dore not mean be In u sjitisfiv-’tory condition. ■ instantaneous increase ©f revenue. dinna. 3u: Kansas, ®; Ixiuislana. IS: Mary- I a bond bringing them in four per cent, The Ooe True Blood Puritler. |1 per bottle. .Yny measure productive of speedy in- land. 9; Michigan. 14; Mississippi. U; Mos- , net. Then, too, they are unfamiliar tana. 19; Nevada. 40; New Jersey.!!; North Born 10 .... [ crease of revenue must be the result of ,, p,.., enr® Liver tlh; Carolina, 1i; Ohio. W; Pennsylvania, 15: with the method of subscribing. Arthur o Brown. , . llOQU S rlllS take, easy to operate. 2&c. nnuur », nomina+od for United concession. Th© stalwart protecttouSouth Carolina, 3Q; Texas, 75; Virginia. Thousands of persons with- a good States senator by ■ . .to defer . . r thorough .. »cua j the Utah republican r W; West Virginia. I; Wyoming and Utah. knowledge of business would not know j jst in mugt must be content caucus, is 53 years of age. and was bom, reconstruction of the tariff to the how to subscribe for the jiroposed gov­ near Kalamazoo. He graduated at Ann ! ‘’more convenient season" when all A national committee.was selected, pf ernment bondn. Arbor and practiced law in Michigan ' branches of the government will be re ­ The Niagara Falit Routs." A further reason why this loan will which Dr. J. J. Mott has been made b success from rroin 1863 lotxmni ii 1879, io«w, j। ° . with much until rent to Utah and at cure took ' The “tbu^tto free tntovr chairman. A committee on finance., one ; not be a success ana popular loan in be­ when he wt..v — —— — -—— ■ HfaMIUOA. must, be willing to abide the result of from each state, was also selected. The I cause the people of this country do not a position i*8 one of the lenders of the |a.m Ip m |p.m.|x.m.|K m a new approval to the country. -Each committee on resolutions, of which Sen­ believe that the government uhould be ..I Tj»|ij* I enlti.4o| »jo bar. He was one of tbe founders of the must unite in a purpose to increase the ator Jones, of Nevada, is chairman, sub­ borrowing money. They know that republican party in Utah and has been tUMWMi. revenue. mitted Its report A synopsis ta xs fol­ ita lack of funds lb due to on unpro­ active in politics since. Tbe bill that is before congress lim­ lows: ------------------|nm.|s.m.|A ra.lp.m.lp.m ductive tariff. They know that- the EASrtMM.....................I X20|5.40 |10.«| 9.1B| 1.09 A CurlOM Coincidence. its'the duration of ite measure to two The resolutions declare In favor of a dis­ revenues of the country are not equal C. K OtiHORN. Loco! Ax«q:. flMilaje 8. 0. Gould lost his house and con- jI aud a half ryears. It is tentative only. tinctive American financial system, are ' to the expenditures. They know that O. W. fit'wus, O. P. • T. A. (Iblcsto. tents by fire at Kiverdale at two o’clock , It does not increase tariffs to a protec­ unalterably opposed to tbe Blntfe sold the reason the revenues do not equal standard and demand the immediate re- ; in tbe afternoon. Just one year ago, i five degree, " .. . ’but* to ‘ a .point ’ * that “ ‘is /or turn to the constitutional standard of cold ita expenditures is; because a stubborn the same day and hour, it was also; revenue only. ' In like manner it makes and sliver, by the restoration Uy this gov- , president nnd a vinionxrv political burned. The Dun schoolhouse is in the । temporary increase of revenue by that irnrnent, independently of any foreign party have chosen to reduce ita tariff power, of the unrestrftted coinage of both « . . vicinity and the same number of pupils form of direct taxation that is known sold and silver into standard money at tbe duties below a living lewd. Utey know TIME TABLE. Were on the floor receiving the same . us “internal." It is a measure qf con - rati. <rf alum to on. tod upon t™. of thM Mr Clerelnnd and bin adminiatra-W-—----- - ------------------. . . , h-saon as one year ago, when the class ! cession; it increhsez revenue, ifi part exact equality, as they existed prior to L87L ' tbs silver coin to bs full legal tender, equal- * *on have borrowed in the last 18 “ ‘ dog " -lost •ita - — discovered the fire. A life 1 by deifiocratic and ip part by republic­ I?- with sold, for all debts and dues, public j months $162,315.40t. They know that MtBUOftK. a year ago, and-a cat this time. an methods, and leaves the ultimate and private, soverntaent only sbouWInsus | they lJ<id to M >vndicate of Shy locks KE * . • ■ e,/v» r.™ adjustment to tbe next congress and and control currency intended to cireluate as money, and this should be leral tender; I A™ per cent, interest on * >100,000,000 Insurance Official*. KOKTM. tbe next president, who will be in­ policy ot the treasury. as concurred In by of that amount. They know that this The Michigan Millers’ Mutual Fire structed upon the matter by the results a republican house, ot issuing interest­ loan was restricted to this syndicate 1 IS Insurance company in session nt Lan­ of the campaign of 1896. KartOcNipM-...... bearing bonds 1s dehounced. and payment Kleblaud Junc‘1 of Shyloeks. They know that the pres­ sing elected the following officvm for OvMrtcy.............. The democratic parly, which is the of coin obUgattams I In either gold or sil­ ver at the option of the government and ent “popular loan” is scheduled at four the ensuing year: President, George W. Milo ................ minority in congress and in the na ­ not of the creditor, to demanded. Crooked Lake . per cent instead of five. They know Jenks, of Sand Beach: secretary. Arthbr I II! B ta tion, will further enfeeble Itaelf by op­ Deltoo that the credit of this country is as T. Davis, of Lansing: treasurer,Samuel Cfierertale .. . s 19 * so , After a lonr Alter ion< prramiM preamble tn in wntcn which (he meoede- । .. . .. . position to the measure of relief now TOE MB EUCTEK ta.T » awtlUKE ci Akrn Paint...... ’3 M| •» 45 . J Titus, of Battle Creek: directors, monetization ot silver and its attendant I *»<«•• that of any country in the work! pending.—Chicago Inter Ocean. m ntaiM a* « u' Slmiu................ *3»| 9 00). anrl the I ha policy nnllev of nf borrowing Izirrnwlhc gold arnld 1 —or OF was. Was. under I republican rcnublican rule. evils, and Frederick Thomnn. of Lansing: M. L. from a syndicate allowing tt to realise a HAirrtNO*........... Keyer, of Ann Arbor, and George Therefore, with all these facta before HURTS MANUFACTURERS. net profit of 510,000,OuO arc denounced the W. Jenks. them. aud with the spectacle of a great, Costa Urove.... •9 SOconcluded aa follows: tack of Solid Proapertty S1dc« Clavetaad resolutions Woodland........ 10 (K "Resolved, That over and above all ques­ rich, and prosperous country driven to Wood burr .. Health in MichlKsn. Camo Into Offlco, ' 10 15 tions of policy We are in favor of restoring iKMTOwinfc’ money from foreign bank­ It is Always During the week ended January IS re- j , true,. even In the best of to the people of the «.tilted States the (Unobefore you know it your reward porta sent in by 50 observers in various J times, that the failure of men engaged honored money of this consillutlois—gold ers at usiinous rates of interest iu a Lansing time of profound peace, it<will not be comes in fruit & shade Begin Detroitportions of the state indicated that i *n manufacturing industry are more and stlvere-not one., but both—the more. Gnwd Kapids Washington and Hamilton, and JetTer- »trange if the people of the United by writing for our low prices. scarlet fever, pneumonia and reraiitent i numerous, considering the proportion of aon and Monroe, and Jackson and Lin­ fever decreased in area of prevalence. I borne by manufacturers to the whole coln. to the end that the American people States fail to respond to this “popular may receive honeat pay for an honest Ioan.” Consumption was reported at 235 places.' number of business men, than failures HuUuOA. the American debtor pay hte Just Ibis issue of bonds will tgake $261,- W* Remember we pay the flight typhoid fever at W. diphtheria at 38,! persons of any other class. One product, obligations In an boaeat atandard, and not (ioti.000 borrowed ill a year and a half scarlet fever at 3s, measles at-18, whoop-' reason for this is that the m&nufac­ in a atandard that Is appreciated IOC per SOUTH. by the present democratic administra­ certt. above the great staples of our coun ­ ing cough at 24 and smallpox at De- turer alone is exposed to violent forOKDKBOF FUBLICAT1OX troit. «igii rijru competition, eomprtltton. the thr intensity intraaity of of try, and to the end; further, that sftvsr- tion—over a quarter of a.biiHon of dol­ •tandard countries raay be deprived of the lars. All of nhis Hsh been borrowed State of Miehlran. In Chancer). GrsnA ttapkh • which can nrrer Ik* accurately meaa- unnatural advantage they now enjoy tn DMFOil................. nih A. D.. me. ttN LMMlOg............. , “rod in advanca. Naturally, therefore, the difference in exchange between gold needlessly, in the opinion nf the people. Woodbury . .. A military company wi> orsanixed wr might expect that failure. In thia and allver—an advart’are which the tariff They believe that ItQxrowmg three mil11 ■l ltewskn wAYh W. D. Rea tor cap । department of indnatrr would be pare legislation alone canoiot overcoma "Wo therefore confidently appeal to the HASriMH............ tain, Oscar Falk flrat lieut.nant and F. I Ucularlr numerous when tariff lejris- people of the United States that, leaving in government hud been property and eco­ M. MIIHiery second lieutenant. Appli-1 lation has permitted foreigners to bate abeyance for the moment all other ques­ nomically conducted. These millions WnxLAM ifaeaawMOKR* ffhutf ...... . Akers Point...‘ cation for admisaion into tke state large opportunity to occupy thia mare tions. however important, evenmomentoua have been borrowed, in the belief of OtomrOato......... they mar appear, and sundering, If need ranks was made. , ket. And so we And that, while in neare be. Delton tbe former parly affiliations, they unite ninny, without due warrant of law. . Defamin'H • Crooked Lake . . Hector W. Huntley, a merchant at ly all lines of business the liabilitiesin- ia a supreme effort to free themselves and Under an old statute, which has been •tali pekdinc is I* Chain Corr; «r ti>. MBs their children from the domination of the Orid, baa disappeared. Mrs. Carrie I volred in failure, last year rfecreaaei! strained almost to the point of break ­ (kesMy ............... power—a power more destructive Kiefitend Janet. Williams, a comely grass widow, is also ' those of manufacture actually in- mcney In thia reuse It >iT<>nr.< In nt affidavit than any which has ever been fastened ing. Mr. Cleveland tyta been borrowing EMtCooper Lv.. missing. It te said they went to Chi­ [ treated by six per cent. upon the civilised men In any race and in these enormous sums, without the con­ Bk. lh«t ।be Drfrudi.nl* Mary • . cago. and there waa much gossip over . Thr free trade papers of late have any age. sent or approval of congress There ----—■ • •*.. .to ....,11 .I.'' Ill H ??“' <Try 1'*«™Rers. but will be the matter. "And upon the consummation er their Stafo o! lliirei-. «t. rntPkH; ol Er win D. ■ I published statements allowing that desires n convenience ot the Cotnnsay. and was a time in the history ol the CcmpiMbuii.l\ and efforts we Invoke the gmetoua never ‘ Xotid’or. tt i« <.jdrrr<f tliAt >Jto ! r?*r’®d to change tbo time of such Oswy B. Sanford, late proprietor of many new mills of various kinds were favor of Dlvlhe Providenot."' United States when such power waa s-.iff IMei.rtanta Man A. MroM>i<rrr. Ca>!<HUi tr*!»i wt: limit notice. fi. Me*—ngrr ant William Mr*>rnK»r cnibs . No. • will wait at Woodbury for D. L. & N. the Alltgar. house at Allegan, commit­ • rrected in 1895, and the claim is made given to one man. The power which । heir appr*r«i'e»* •«» teenierwi bervin. wtthte train* when neces-ary. SENATORS ELECTED. ted suicide by shooting himaelf in the • that these statistics prove tbst manu­ Mr. Cleveland claims ia greater and IW mo»4llsfrom tile •Stop on sign*! only. of thte nrrli-r ab8 is right temple. Domestic troubles facturers are flourishing under the case onbrirnfiM-AHim'e that thei cnii-y fojr wore arbitrary than that of any con­ te thr r.renteii.auf,. Bin m ('emnlaSt caused the deed. democi atic tariff. Thr facta respectlag stitutional sovereign in the known to Ik* bfa'i. ami a mpv thereof to h>- served •• Mrs. N. G. Kennedy, of Benton Har­ failures supply incontrovertible dem­ world. The only civilized sovereign said ConptofRMtt'R Bollrttor. within lwci»» ’’Dvr Mwlre oa them <•( m copy ot s»M bor, has proved her heirship, with 400 onstration that the. claim is without I houses of the legislature met in joint who can borrow money without the Jfjp* Mil. 3>U11 iMHIcr tj Hila <><<1rr: *nJ tbit if <H seaalon Wrdneaday and declared the consent of his jieopic ia the czar of fa*xK thereof, *n*d hill be tak»-n as cwife'^ tl >y others, to the famous Armeke-Jans Bo- foundation in fact. OAte. Altran reHal'- ur.... . tbeMbt aon-re-idert DefaiMtanfa Some forward movement there must re-eleetion of United State, Senator Ruzsia. ignrdus estate amounting to $400,000,­ Lf there iz anything that is And tt h further ordered, lluu, within l uenty 1000 in New York and $80,000,000 in always ta. in a nation of 70.000,000 peo­ Allison. the said Cmnalalnaiit roit'e a i(Kkv ot fundamental in our system of govern­ Iu the HAeTiyna Annapolia, Md.. aJan. —:---------------83.—Mr.---Well--Amsterdam, Holland. She is the wife ple; but the narrative of mills built ment, it is that the propio' shall con­ riiis order,4 o he pubiMdwad nrintv<!. mihtbhrtl xM can have no value as showing that the WM formally elected United trol the expenditure of money raised Banmkbs ,Daewsraper of Judge Kennedy. **w county, and that tsudi ttoh . A. J. Davis committed suicide by t'ondit ions are hen1.thful, unlessR it KbaJl | E>u joint convention by them by taxation. It wu for ~* Wednesday, reoeiviag 63 of the M re­ thwarting the popular will in this re­ hanging himself with a clothesline to be accompanied by proof that no great- W taattan. or that ptaintin esuse a publican votes. •»-M. personally serve’ ^a a transom ia his bedroom at Niks. He er cumber of mills would have been gard Charles ]. lost hia throne : vP" sal* nocwesldsnt Defendants, at le»« Was 53 years of age, and at one time he constructed under other conditions. and hia head. Tl>ia la the first At any rate, no intelligent observer re­ Was wealthy. Washington, Jai^ ST.—A biil tube time in the. history of the American CUtMJWlHMrtH I Coloring a gray horse to a cardinal quire* statistical evidence thlft manu­ introduced in congress by Scn- people that ita constitutional bead has • Circuit Jiidikin r>. Mak.u**y, Hamibrough (N. D.} red is the latest fad at Elk Rapids, 'rhe facturing bosinew is not in good con­ ator trfll adopted unconstitutional means of ctrCv*» | kih,iri ’ s boilcitor./ . rylng on the government. That a free woman who tried it used ink first, and. dition now. Neither that nor any other make It “unlawfpl for any Johs G. Naui rr.. lionest kind of business has had any tons or persons, corporation or compa­ j/eople siibmite to such usurpation is Local Disease tree rony.v Brcbtrr. as that did not suit her, she tried dye. and lx the result of colds The horse attracts a good deal ©fatten- solid prosperity stuce Grover Cleveland ny to use the national flag or vhe oat unheard of. Only the patienoe and A and sudded climatic came into office.—The Manufacturer of arms of the tinfited States, or any the patriotism of the Americnn people tiion on tbe streets. MOUTUAUKdaLA changed. < it can be cured by a pleas pattern, imitation nr representation Default having breu maun tn th* csadilh”'* | At the annual meeting in Lansing of impel them to snbmiL knowing that it ant remedy which ih hi>OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. t»f aoiuliuu murtEMm mnUc ny Kob*rt A. Kelley thereof, upon or m connection with any Is not many mouths before this in ­ the State Game and Fish Protective ■ piled directly into the •tiff vilr JNn« A. Io AtexaiMer Filter dau-.i nostrils Bring quickly ’ iquitous administration must come to Frtirunn M. A. D. INC. ami Ilcconled <u I Uh league Samuel W.Vance, of Port Huron, t^The democratic party need not be­ ndvertirement far private gain " atta»rt»ed it gives relief at offkr of u«5 HewtlKlctr nt IteKte, lor the Count* once. ua« elected president. an end.—Sun Fraactec'n Argonaut. come. uuduly worked up about select­ ol Harry aim Hute ol BIKIUkmo. on it? day of Frtauary %. D ink; in taberS) <>f Mort At the annual meeting in Jackson of ing a successor to Grover Cleveland. Richmond. Va, Jan. 27.—Th.. ■Me P?***1,14 w* wdlch luorfgMKc tlierv s* to be the most thorough cure tiie Michigan Chiefs of Police and Sher-1 The republicans will attend to that.— of the Confederate Memorial society All the opernUona ot the government ctelmvd to be doo at the d«te of ihla noUrr thr iffs’ association C. P. Cold ns, of De­ bare determined to open formally the under U>e Cleveland admluiatratioa ap­ troit, was chosen praiident. cr'rhe democratic party at thia Daria mansion as a suusemn on Febru­ p-, and no suit of pear to.have worked foe the export of Im on Instituted fa At Saginaw Sheriff Kerns demanded juncture seema to be ulmoat wholly ary 22, the annlrereary of the inauguia»Tto« rrnm rold. r~toru. „t'JX «<>“■ The peratatent attack, upon the by said mortem Pjlno® reotaat DruccliUH or by and received the resignation of Under compoaed of men who want aomebody tion ot Mr. Davis as president ot Ue grwenbocka hare eauaed foreign diatruat confederate state,. Sheriff C. J. Fisher, who was charged elae nominated for the presidency.— SLY BkOTUBKS, M Warrrt St. New York. Of our currency system, and th.. <wr.nMi by two tenants of his farm with aa- Chicago Tribune. m i cw iiiauv Anu urwiuid, nmict'in ut" skult. by anrrn >tmx o-. bHiurday thr Twenty Ufih ds» r*The treaanry deficit tor tbe flrat ItoulavUle, Kj.. Jan. 8T.-W. Ji. joho_ y* ARtl A. 1> IMS. st tor eVtook In lb«' ><’«' I William Bowaer. aged 18. of Allegan, IB day. In January ia F7.8dS.306, and the (rep.), enable.- of the Merchant.' ttoro. 1 fhsll Wil at JVblte AOCtlnr.. to for bonds HJ BlUtaNt Ucder. at U» North Frost dour < f for le hunting rabbits slipped from a total tor the flocal year to date ia 828.­ national bank, waa decided upon at a abroad undar aetwamm with tb-.y^d,- (hMSt Hs» tn tte 1MV of Ha^nit* (that Heins „f and fell, causing the discharge of 660,013. Il ia the earn, old atory, yet toreUng of 19 nwmuer., , th£ frtm>ed- CobNad with- the place where th- Urenlt Court for Secretary Carliale penlaU in clainxtag his gun. The contents entered his head, 2’ " « be“ >*«*T roarchandire im- O»ty to teotaea), tbe prarateee described !■ that the revenue, are all right, and that term of the late mayor, Rcnry S. Tyler instant death. rorte ail con.pulnir to drain our jrol'1 only the. greenback, cause trouble. aW35i“i£l toriff ** '**' d'mo°rot» had lived in Kalamazoo since 1833, None are no blind aa those who retme h*d “°°rt. b.il aoKH, of H. la aaM nwetgase y who formerly owned much valu­ *7—T»“ l-ipaiujer W<mM ** '"«■»»>'«» if tt ^The denioeraU will haw. nearlr ■ Nacbrichten toy. that Dr. Itehring bL able property in Chicago, is dead. BMAKFA»T--«UPf>eR. es Endicott, of the dry goods month in whlrh to .tody thr republi­ dlacovarrd an nnti-cboler. temm .nd of Newcomb. Endicott A Co., died can nominee tor praddeut and the announce^ that a public demon.re. tion of it. property wni bn^’7 inj Detroit, where be had been in btud- torm before they nominate a candidate 4 forty-seven liuic. . and make a platform of their own next an Mirfa Ka-d faevw Cb&lB* o rule, aud Ujright J. Gilbert, a young man who anminer. Even then they will not be ir*t»ful-comfortinq. to restore tn tbe jdare of berinnirg lived with hia mother in Be.uton Bar- able to dodge the tariff i«ue which the San Erancitoo, Jan. 84.—In a n>. lhe Ceuttr ot III* til«ii^*y by. committed .wide by parting- republicati. are tore to force upon off the Andrew lalaixb. on board ’xrer* F-aat, Three ‘j1*1’..5 lint *4 oaks, ibriire bonfo himoeif. Xo cause waa known. ‘ ■i with Uie ffualteT lire fa dj‘‘ John Aikenhoeen. a Berrien county rr. IlwMtx Westrriy idoac wi’d •2 Oat a nee rennins North tr<?1fn 18,5 ’.h“ to ISM bj 138 miltt. sMEltae wenM tntoovt for SOILINS WATER OR MILK. Wl.w> batora iD Iberer North friw **l«l re rif tesii.bli-k. said ifo«- Ix iDC ’wpfcu tana Anal Peculiar to Itself Hood’s •MM Sarsaparilla jaXon N The Owen Electric Belt TREES SR0Ww^lA;ou DOW i4 fe*I89I«L2LLi.s CATARRH KjKSjjffil fr- «< 1? ELY’S CREAM BALM EPPS’S )OCOA Iblbu*. K �FROM WASHINGTON. SUDDEN CALL. To Bo U sod in Ascertaining the What Oar Lawmakers Are Dhlng at the Nation’s Capital I A WEATHER KITE. PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS. —“Do you like mustaches?” “Yes, very much.” “Well, 1 dare say I shall have'bome as I grow up." “More likely when you begin to grow down.*—N. Y. Tribune. —Miss Passe—“Dear me! One cannot cross the street without a lot of horrid men staring at one." Maud Ethel— “They don’t look more than once, do they, dear?"—Qncinnnti Enquirer. —Agent—“Why didn’t you take tbe residence I recommended to you?* Parvenu—“It is so gear the opera house that my wife couldn’t have used her carriage.*’—Fliegende Blaettcr. —Ycastr—“Men turn somersaults on horseback; I suppose before long we’ll see them doing it on the bicycle." Crimsonlieok—“Why, man alive! that was the first thing I di<j on a wheel.”— Yonkers Statesman. —“Here's the latest, thing in watches,".said the dealer. “A warrant­ ed waterproof case.” “I believe," said Mudge, “that one that^-ould be soaked would be better suited to my needs."— tadlranpoll. Journal. ANTARCTIC POSSIBILITIES. The recent antarctic expedition was Berlin, Jan. 27.—Hon. Theodore RnnCondition of the Upper Air. a commercial one. and commercially it yon. United States ambassador to Ger­ was a failure, because we did not find many, expired suddenly and unexpect­ the right whale, so valuable for it* edly at one o’clock this morning of Attached to a Captive Balloon It Will •*e and House--Important Meaaur « AW roe Weather Clerk ia Hit Obwhalebone. The Antarctic was fitted heart failure. Mr. Runyon had been in Voder Consideration by the out for the bust of that particular kind F.omewhat feeble health for some t ’ rr.e I.ep!«lxtor». of whale; nevertheleos, I have no past, but no,h*nu.'diately fatal recults . doubt that the commercial resultof the were anticipated. ACTS AB A Washington. Jan. 22.—The seartte ’ The meteorologists have admitted for expedition would have been mueb l>et* [Hon. Theodor* Runyon was born at SomtnervlHe, N. J.. Ortoter 25. iffl He many years tiiat some knowledge of tbe put aside finance and foreign attain y ter had we worked under more favora­ araduated from Yale college in 1842, and terday and paimed many bills, among in 184i was admitted to the bar. In 1SS1 he condition of the upper air will be very ble auspices. , ; It causes health to bloom, and hem being the following: Granting a was made city attorney and in 1K» rity valuable as an aid to weather predic­ I do not by iony means consider the joy to reign throughout the frame. pension of $w0 « innnth to the widow of oounsalof of Newark. N. J., a poMtion re­ tion. The upper air strata are peculiar­ fact of our not having met with the tained until 18G4, when he became mayor Rear Admiral English; per*ionin| ’the ly inaccessible in tbe case of an attempt right whale ini those sea^s as conclusive of the city. He was appointed in 1558 a comwndow of Maj. Gen. Carroll ntI $75 ............... “ “ to suspend meteorological instruments proof of their nonexistence in the bay I “ y*T*ttiwCPBLJ^TStS*bgnSl monttny and th* widow of Ucut. I r«lfor many hour* above any local point, at Victoria Land. The Antarctic found crick Schw itka, arctic explorer, u 130 owing to sudden gusts and equally *udthe right whale at Campbell island in monthly; incteasing the pcninon c» tbe den calms. A captive balloon duringthe winter time; the boots fastened to widow of Cel. Frederick Dent, ®ist sr of strong winds Is apt to* be disabled by five of them, of which, however, only ' P.RSnnEU) PRCFLATOJi CO.. AUsata, te.% President Grant,from $30 t »$3nmonth­ the variable pressure upon its immense , teUtedrwsirtsst tlteMrbrttte. tf one was caught. Now. to me it does ly, ard pen-.ioning the widow of Bievet globe of confined gaa. The wind, if not necjn improbable that these whales Maj. Gen. Doubleday at $107monthly very powerful, may drive the tethered go south to tbe bay of Victoria Land, Washington, Jan. 23.—In the sejatc phobate ukdbb. balloon downward sidewise and force where Roas saw them, in the summer, Slate of Michigan, County *f Barry—s«. . yesterday resolutions were introd iced the gas out of ite neck, causing loss of nnd then return north iu the w inter. At a session ul lh« Probate dron ter U»e relative to the A.-menian troub.j 1, to It would s<*em*ncredible that a man of County of Barn’, boldcn al Uie Probate OCte- m LlAceoriing to r»«nt drawing., ntade enable the president to veto I ten ih in theemrof llnsrinRs, in raid county. <o» Tues­ Sir James Ross’ standing, supported as day, tue H’.h day of January iu I Us jear approp» utlun bilk, and to ext^bh con­ —“ Ever try In Ix>ndon. Prof. Willte L. Moon-, chief 'Tver lev to get oet & poos over the he was by able scientists and experi­ oi e tbou.«aiMl rlxbt hundred and ninety Six* gross to’ pass bill:; over the veto rreseiK, than** W. Afrutrenu, Jocss ot of the United States weather bureau, is G. X. & I.r “T should my not. Why. enced whalers, should have made a majority vote, and to create a naG JtUil „„ ^, TOr when w„,„ .he uc said that w „ error this experimenting with a combination of old Simmon*, toe preident, wradcct-l grave reserve. Senator' Wolcott (Coi.) s joke deceased. the balloon and the kite, by which dur­ ed * deacon not long ago. rad he re- < ,n|nabl, whale waa to be found in Cook, Co rrwlliiK «n< against the Davis Monroe doctrine__ resing dead calms the pas bags at the fused toe place for fear he would hare lorftc number* In these southern latl-. fieri. Of LvMwdei olution, declaring ’hat the doctrine had to pass the hat." — Indianapolis Journal, tudes. back of the kite may carry it upward, ihat bis finn.1 arc >ut>L Ibis Hay nw id mmu been misapplied and that the dflth in sTIIEODVKS BLXYCUC. —“No, sir,” he said, indignantly, as । The difference in the appearance of court may be heard aud allowed aud » dreree while during strong winds the kite tration H foreign policy was ill adv •' misrioner to revise and codify the ml|lda would take the pressure and protect he turned from the electric light in the blue whale, as we found it there, of dUtribuilcii duly made aud be dl* barjed Wash i ng ton. .1 an. 24.—The t hree mb- । laws of New Jersey, and !n 1857 was made bi* room, “I won’t stop here. The and the right w bale, in the method of jects most |Hmnlnently before the )ub-I brigadier general nnd subs*quent!y ntejor the gas apparatus behind it. The Moore kite, aa drawn, has a tail, idee of a hotel’s tryin’ ter run up a bill spouting, is so striking that even tbe Kc—the M >nr& doctrine,, finance• ’’nd*' KvncraI of the New Jersey national <uard. AV the outbreak of the civil war be was which may ultimately bo dispensed on a man by puttin’ hi* gas in a glass wost casual observer could not easily tariff—each came «n for consideration ।j placed in command of the New Jersey .„ A bill was in-j I’tkwJe of volunteers. In 18<E he was dorn’- with, ns in the case ofk the kites devised ease, so’s it can’t be blo^-ed out!"— . be deceived. Veiy possibly, had we in the senate yesterday. I penetrated farther into the large open trociuced to roiienl the refundin-r a< t of ‘ octiUc ^andiJnte tor governor of his Atute, by me in 1891. says the writer. Prof. Washington Star. '' .but J.ut vva« yint n tev — he u.. William A. Eddy, and used recently in not elected. From icm 1873 <to ISST —A Wife's Cruel Thnut.—“I won­ bay discovered* by Ross in the vicinity I8«o and (lie specie ’saymeut n-si ;»ip- ; was was chancellor pt New Jersey. In March. the Sunday World photographic ex­ der," paid lhe man who had been out of tbe volcano peeks Erebus and Ter­ of The petitioner may pot bo granted. Aud »is tion act- *»f favorable re re K»rt ; 1XM, he was appointed by President Clcve—— - — —? 1878, AA favorable ■ ktnd American minister to Germany and periments above New York. The tail fo.r the evening, “why some bright wom­ ror, we.’too, would have found the right further ordered. that *aiijl<p*^l<»*rgfyy was made cr the bill authbnzirg struction of bridge*- over the M’ssii! un, j r'oortiy afterward* was made ambassa- kites used by me on February 4, 1891, en marry such insigniflennt husbands?" whale in great numbers. We saw very ,>cndr:icy of said petition and the hearim j dor. The degree of LL.D. was conferred by eanpinga copy of arts order to b Mississippi, MinneNctu and Illinois ’ ujion him by Yale. Rulers nnd Wesleyan for probably the first thermetric kite “William,’’ sheid, admiringly, “you many blue whales, but had not the ap- tfierooi publish-d In the Hadlnga Banks*, a news observation in the world, were hexa­ are really too modest; you nearly do pliunces to take them. rivers. * ns per printed and circulated In said County oi j collefte*]^ burry, uurc in each week tor three Mieee**W youTKelt nn Injustice. ” — Washington Washington. Jan. 25.—After a brief i gonal, and carried upward a very steep As I remarked at the international wreka Vrevlous to said day of licarin;:. THEIR VIEWS. * geographical congress, we found few string, almost equalizing the perpen­ Star. bu» stirring debate the senate )•<•. ter-! Chas. w. AKXST*e*e Jadce of krobrte —Mabel's Retort.—“Mabel, I think seals. They increased, however, in doy agreed to a concurrent resolution I Mniiufactureni Km body Them in Itoatu- dicular ascending power of the tailless (A true copy.) kite, the first experiments with which all you girls that wear coats and vests number as we worked eastward, and urging decisive action by the Euro ! Chicago, Jan. 24.—After a busy scs- were begun in the spring of the same ought to wear plug hate,” said Charlie. seemed , afraid of the _____ land. _________ All of the powers against Turkey, and pled PROBATE ORDER • sion of four hours, the .National Con­ year. “Do you, Charlie?” answered Mabel, ' seals that we met on the shore showed -Mate of MldblXM, County of Barry—m. lo the president the aupport of a sessten ot the Probate Court for the Instead of a very large kite, such os sweetly. “Well. I think you men that much unensinass nnd speedily made for ’oAt gresx in the most vigorous ucti* i he ■ vention of American Manufacturers uuty ot Harry. Loldcu M the I*robate otBce. ta ’ may take| for the protection of Arivri- adjourned slue die yesterday, to m-et the drawing* of Prof. Mood’s kite in­ part your hair in the middle would the water, a fact which strengthened hecnv ot Hastings, In •‘aid eonnty.on Ihoronext year . h Philadelphia. Theodore dicates, I sent up several hexagonal look roost awfully cunning in lay the Wib day of January in lhe y*ar side ; my belief in the existence of a large one thousand «es in Turkey anti tbe redress fo- in­ eight hundred aud ninety etx. juries to American p^tyons nnd ji-up-j Ci Search, nf Philadelphia, was chosen tail kites, about five feet in diameter, combs.”—Courier-Journal. ■ enemy of the sen! on the continent. T Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge «t pn aidejit Richard-H. Edwards, edit ­ flying in tandem from one main line. arty. Thr. free coinage bill wnsjiiis-. —Old Pompous (opposed to women ‘1° n°t doubt fhat the seals congregate Probate. Tn the matter ot the estate of Henry lAonard in ’larger numbers at some Decesscd ewsrd. Adjourned to Monday. i or of the Manufacturers’ Record of Gf course, in using tail kites, the wheeling)—“Just see what the cycling together ‘ Baltimore, .submitteil ,n strong .area* branch line, extending to each kite, Oa reading and fillnx the petition duly verifcta fad has done for woman; she is found places on the bay. THE liOVBK. ot Allison P. Leonard, son of said decease* inent in favor of a new cabinet position had to be about three times ns long as I consider the guano beds which we now in the middle of the road riding raying that administr.uion ot salt! estate be JBill-i Introduced and Petitions uiui Hew- to be designated ns the department of granted to himself or to some other suiteMe that used-for tailless kites, so as to pre­ with tbe horses.” Mrs. Uptodate— discovered of great commercial impor­ latlonn Prejtruted. manufacture and cbnimri’ve. Resolu­ vent the tails of the upper kites from per* or. “Well, at least there’s one comfdrt tance, and they ought to be well worth Tnereroon it is ordered, that Friday te*»Washington. Jan 22. - -' Rhe urgt rcy tions were adopted as follows: becoming entangled with the branch­ about that—it’s better than walking the attention of enterprising business '*vet th day of February. A, D..1WC at leu o’eJoah deficiency oill ($4,415,922) pa ^ed .They ask that th* Interstate remtncrce he iorruoon.be asMgued for Ute bearing of t.*M ing tandem lines Lelow. on the sidewalk with donkeya.”—N. । men. The specimen which I brought ..ttikin and that tbe heir* at law of s*M to ra the house yesterday A bill wa t in­ conuntNsIon he Authorised tn prvnM r*. :i I found that when sufficient line was V. Tribune. uniform classli'.cu'.lon ot freight rates to back with .me contains a large per­ •eased and ait other rt-rsons Interested te aald troduced r^rjuirin/ ... Canadian sailors be F -state, are required to appear at a sessta® til-’ put on U.S all Irailroads January • ... Intu effect W,, n»s> ; y allowed to each kite there was no —They Were Caught.—“Has anybody centage of ammonia. ?.ld court, then to be holden al ti* Probate ’ *e<tdng employment m this country to 1.. They advocate the estatltabment Furthermore, from the analysis of See, In the City of Bastings, in said roonty. aoa . ■ trouble in using tail kites with which here a corkscrew?’’ spoke up u sharp­ i have i ilomicik-of at leaKtsi.x tnoiitl s in ln ’he <J 'how ctase, if auy there be, why the prayer «••« Prof. nosed old gentleman in the sleeping tbe Fpcdmen of rock which I brought ho petitioner manufac­ to send up nty thermometer. the United States Ixeluse they cni be MNCfoo; that “a ’department * * of -----*mny not be granted. And ww • . tures be CMtablHhyd under a secretary ot Moore’s possible plan for sustaining u car. “I haw.!” was the ready res’xinsc back with me, the possible and prob- nnfievordered, that MUI petitiouur give optta* sunployed. | I rq'ial rank with the necreuvey <jf agricul­ •xrtbe persons Interested In said estate.. o< th* Wastiington, Jar 23.—In the house ture: that the Ini^jurLlity of traffic coudl- l.'oltoen by inruns of a tail kite is wore from nearly every sent. “Just- ns I ‘ able'presence I of valuable minerals on peudet’cv of said petition and tin- beartag hereof by cs’.usihg a cony of this order te be □restenlay no busies* -of importance liu'm in various Rtal<-5 be investigated and likely to be immediately Buccessf ul than thought!" shontwl the old gentleman, the continent । is proved, although the- ■pnbllata-d in the Hastfogs Bamnkk, a wwariWlited If possible, and that the senate of if be attempted to balance in the air springing to his feet. “And now who । lavs and the volcanic aspect of the wm. transacted. . ....... States be earnestly request«.*d naper printed M<i circulated In said Conaly gC j ---U»e L'nlted i const line do not speak favorably for Barry, onee iu each week for three suunuun* • a balloon tailless kite, because I found will be the first to sign the temperance Wiifahingtou, Jan. 2A—In the ho use , to ~~~ pass “ promptly and ----send i_ to the r pivskfent — ---1-...t weeks previous io said day of hrerinr. 1 the presence of heavy metals, near the ■rtitt revenue bill lately adopted ‘I y the during hundreds of kite ascensions pledge?"—Providence Visitor. jrcsterday the rules of the 51«t ci CHAB W. AJtstJnMOKQ. ‘ surface.—-C. E. Borchgrevink, in CemJudge of Probate. gress wen* adopted. ; ; alao a<jo;.ted fostering that conrreus that nobody knows what tbe wind will (A true copy.) SHE DUG UP HIS DEAD WIFE. j tary. ---------Washington, Jan. 2S.—-Ihere was a; Croat domestic huc*j- a* it does wool and do next. Since ftat kites of light construction, iair attendance of ummbers when I the ■a’1 other^agricultural products, and de­ r w Widow Who*« Husband Wu a I PROBATE ORDER. MAN AT THE WHEEL. rhe house met yesterday for the first pen-} inandlng *" *for" *** “ *beet and ”* cane 8ux»r tn- in mild -winds, require little tail, it. Soldier Married Again. ; i •dUNtrics fair leg fas Im tion and liberal en- seems t* follow that a gw-inftnted kite I She was evidently a brand-new bride j Name of the Ingexrfous Device* tor MaW Bion session of ti»e 54th congi|ess. I ■couraxement. will need very small tail weights to of the. middle-aged school, and was not I rating u Great “ Steamer. • County nt Harry, bolden at lhe Probate Olfee. Among the 13 bills wdtlch received fa- , “ WO MAN’SUF FRAG I STS. Io the Qtv o( Hartloss. in Mid CXtanty mb balrace It It the wind u UKbu In n b„htul nbnot telling her'lore story to | Let us upend an hour with Capt. Ran­ day. thr fourth day of Jantwry. tn the year’ vorable consideraticn was the senate Uiou'snd right hundred and ninety-ail M!1 grout inga pension of $75 per mouth 1 ‘Aanual C'un%*MtSon th* Nattooal Amq- strong wind * UU abont 300 feet In to- woman who eat by her in the 1 dall, of the American liner St. Txiuis, on one ^IVe>eut Charles W. Armstrong. Judge at Pro' length will be required. Prof. Moore’* . suburban car. ti> the widow of the late Brig. Gen.' ctatloa at U mUahou. the bridge in midocran. He fhat takes In the maltpr of the estate of Joshaa kand Representative William Cogs well, i Waslrngt»m. Jan. 24.—At thcupentng proposed line of experiment is in terest­ ■“Yes, I thought you’d be surprised— t* Into the wihcclhouse. It is n room Crou«b, deceased. at Massachusetta, toid lhe house bill in-' S’'-A»on of the 28th annual convention of ing and valuable, and if all the weather Tm surprised myself, for I never did ten fret wide with a curved front. A ‘•urei.dinKand flUDstn* prtHlon duly yeri•reusing to $72 a month the pension of ',^ie National Woman -Suffrage asso- bureaa*statioDs are equipped with such intend to get married again—and Dick, wheel about three feet iu diameter is fied. at K. t> Soule*. Administrator of said es­ tat. prsylnjt for reasob* tn Maid petlUao art 1 tiie widow of the iato’Col William Die j <»»tion Thursday, lOu delegate* were in। an apparatus the predictions would be he says he never intended to either. placed in the center of the room, and forth that be may be licensed u> t*ell the real ■ attendance, including the most protu- more exact. The way it happened was awful fanny. you are surprised to see that the quar- •u‘tatej)f said deceated as In «aW peUtton de­ iaent leaders in the movemant frotp The experiments made with my kites Tfenry, you know, my first husband, : termaster keeps turning it almost con- . Thereupon it is ordered .that Friday the rtst ■ nearly every’ state iu the union Susan FEARS AN OUTBURST. at Blue Hill observatory, ue»r Boston, was buried in the old cemetery, and hi* «t*ntly. You hare always thought that day of January. A. D..1W. al ten o'clock ta the forenoon, be UNsl^ned for tbe hearlns at j B. Anthony, of RochMter, N. l'.,Micall-■ where ink-recording instruments were grave was gittin’ kind o’ caved in look- 1 he ‘'“P’J to keep hi* eye on ,the said petiilon and that the heirs St law at sate j ing the meetuig to order, was'heartily held sup in the air during successive an’, an* I thought as ho was a soldier ' floatJng compass in tbe box directly in deresrtre and all other persons Interested 1* i welcomed uod the esnvention prodays, amply established .tbe fact that ninybow, Td jes’ have him dug up an’ ! front of him and ho,d Caracas, Venezuela, Jan. 27.—Gen. ; «Wp steady ber course. As you look at the com- ofnee. In tbe City of Harting*. In mM OosMy. George Uzlar has arrived from theJ eeeded directly to the routine business cold waves reach tbe upper air several buried over again in the Soldiers’ com- j “J1 cmse. if any there be, whir the must •United States and krifc-delivered to Pres­ of the uS-iociaticn. The re port, of Kach- Lours in advance of their appearance •etery—wouldn’t cost no more than fix- ! !*““ ycu 800 KhiP ▼eering now this of the petitioner n»Y not be granted. Aniii te ident Crespo a message from President ael Foster Avery, of Philadelphia, who1 on the earth’s surface, d announced in’ up th’ old grave—an’ would be a : way and now that- “ ”hc rolls and further ordered, that s*ld pehtlon* r give MCtee ’ has been corresponding seeretni y of the this theoretically m the American Me­ Cleveland, asking the,people of Vene->; : plunges, or as one screw turns faster heap more stylish. organization for the pest 15 years, gave teorological Journal fordhdy, 1891, but: suela to refrain from violence during “Well,J I fixed to have it doneM —an* i than the other, and thus pulls the ship Mie present crisis. A Paris cable re-'i many indication* of the practical auc- 1 had few observations *h«ui aloft in them ceni’tery men said it would be all ' around. It is hard to make two inde­ printed *ad circulated in said County of ctas of the movement, and instanced support of it, and I thought then that - — ports that the American commission has*' pendent screws go exactly at the same once In each week for three succeMlve Invited England and Venezuela to par-' particularly the case -of Utah, which it ought have been due to.a«® incidence. Dick—my new husband, you know, but speed, and so this man at the wheel is previous to said day of bearing. CHSJULB8 W; AKMBTOOl was held to demonstrate inc advisabil ­ tic ipate in the boundary inquiry. In^ Si Dee that time the elaborate experi- I d never see him before—and sold Td : bury all the time turning the ship Judge of Proi ity of securing aid of .political parties (A true copy.) niexrts at the Blue Hill Observatory in had his dead wife dug up and carted i■ straight. He has to fight the waves .an interview Dr. Rojas, the minister of ■through planks in their platfotias. foreign affairs, authorized the state-j August, 1895. have reaffirmed it. The <*ver to the soldiers’ graveyard—an’ j and the screws and the winds at the Wuxhingtou. .Ian. 25.—At yesterday’s PROBATE ORDER. Mien I that Venexueia will gladly assist.: curves have been carefully worked out burled—an’ if I didn’t have her dug up j' same time, and he is a busy man. session of tbe WomnnV..Suffrage asso­ This steering wheel controls the ship ttie .commisHiun and will place at its , at the observatory by IL H. Clayton, agin an’ put back quick he’d hare the ’1 ciation the finances of-the association disposal the official records. indicating that abnormal coolness of law on inc, Of course, I was jes scared by means of a small column of oil in a TTGre shown by tbe treasurer’s report Money iSUN-xeU tteaator. ? to be in excellent condition.' Theeven- lie air oloft denote* the approach of a stiff—’twas them old oem’tery men’* little tube. By turning the wheel this Mond*y, the sixth day ot January in Uw ■ way or that the oil in the tube is forced year one thousand eight hundred Md -t~nr Jnckson, Mh»^ Jan. 25.—TheTegisla-'- ,ng exercises insisted principally of cold wave which aooe reaches the sur­ ^«>L Ctarta W.- AntakOM. It" « rare took a joint ballot far United State* short addrew**. from the nresidenta of face. When the air rushes up Mount —me a puttin’ flogs an’ flowers <m a up and down, and that bpens or closes Washington or Pike’s it carries strange dead woman—an’ Henry not certain valves in the steam-steering Senator at 12 o'clock Friday, resulting: 5 th* various state organizations. । with it the kite observations. * A re ­ gittin* any. Well, seein’ *bout that gear 400 feet away, and the rudder is Maney, 166; Burkitt, two. 'These two-i leaved balloon drifts away with the ap­ brought us together pretty offen—an’ turned as easily as if a child had done votes were from the twojpopnlistmemWashington, Jan. 24,—The receipts pi-ooehing cold wave, and to the de­ —well—that's the way we came, to git it In most steamships the steain- said deceased praying that a certain tertruawat bers of the house and were given com-^i t sleering gear is controlled by hydraulic mow oi file ia said court purporting to be the ylimentary w to Editor -Frank Burkitt. । ’from internal revenue rfor ’.he six clinc-of ternperutureatoft ismot proper- married.”—Chicago Tribune. will and testament of said deceased be adihrTr'eaLdlduU-tor'^.raUrnt7be’u»t raonth*^ tberarreat yew Oarre, ly ’ compared' with ‘ the surface ’ tempera-. poWer—that isi by water—but the use last niitted lo probate xnd that the executors three. . .■ imtp X76.807.fi22. a aecress*. r.s *>'rr». gate $76,807^22, decrease. r.s e-mt ure. j In named be appointed. of a column of oil is an improvement election. Tnerettpon ills ordcred.thaX Santrdav the fire* pared with the corresponding period of \ Kites of light construction.esn main- ’ __________ o With a feeling of pity in her breast As you look about you see fastened to £lect«<l Preoldent «f tt»» B. tt O. tain themselves aloft six day* in seven ' -the good New Jersey^ woman gazed the cornice directly in front of the. day of February, A D. 18M. at ten o'eioek hi 1894-95, of $5,040, The prinrrpalde Baltimorr, ..Md., Jaa. 25.—John K. crease is in spirits of $6,677,709 (owing at New York, nnd probably four days aipon Thurley Tyred, who had stopped tvheelman a little scale in black with sd. and all other persons Interested In gate Cowen was Friday elected president to the increase sf tax). Receipts from in.seven at Cincinnati, wheretihe wind v“ door -*----- *to -----’* for food. “You ‘ at •the ask are” white lines marked off on it There is estate, are requires to appear aiaM»doa*f •f the Baltimore &. Ohio railroad lo fermented liquors increased $t 190,515, is light, if night winds in both cities —she gazed with commiseration upon a dial on it. afitilas the ship rolls you see »a!d cojrt, the* to be boMen at the ProtoZ succeed Charles F Mayer. Mr Cowen arid those from tobacco $768204 afflee. in the cltr ot Hastings, In aaid count* are included in the estimate. But Lie wrecked and ton garmeuta—“sad­ tiiat this la a device to mark the degree ' t a* vc’ “y the" b*’ wby th«pSSr. has been the company’* general counsel iTof. Moore's kite, if Ite uses gaa, would ly in need of clothe*. Take these, my of the roll. You may notice that it Death of -BiUy*' Carroll. for many years At the present time Ghelsea, Maaa, Jac. 27.—William Core doubtless make the record almost con­ hmsband does not aeed them.” Suiting takes about a second for every degree notice to the he 1* the representative of ttee Fourth af tbe peadsa Fold, better known a* “Billy” Carroll, tinuous. Since there is often plenty of the action to the ^ard, she held forth a of a roll. On each aide of the room fa Maryland district in congress. ____________ and the dials. the celebrated black-face banjo special­ wind aloft and none at the surface of pair of trouser* patterned upon a very another long black gauge, p*p*r printed Md clr the earth, the facts are only approxi­ loud and resonant plan. “Pardon me, point to cenun figures, generally be­ fit. Paul, Minn., Jan. 24.—The two ist, died at his home here of a complica- mately known at preoeat—N. Y. World. madam "—the derelict upon life’* aea tween 90 and 95. These dial* or* Httie Barry once Id each tioo of diseases, after a long Illness. ■nd three-mile skating contest tor the bowed low and took another look at electrical devices, showing exactly how ahampionship of lhe northwest took He was the highest salaried banjo corn­ Outdoor Maekwmr. j the proffered wearing apparel—“but I many jevolution* the screws are makplace at Fort Kamival Thursday even­ ed Ism In the profession and was famous Just a suggestion of outdoor »eck- cannot accept your am ing. The captain at a glance knov for hi* original songs and jokes. «- - * ............. kind ........... offer. ■• I —■ — ..i ' PROBATE OBBKL ing. H. Davison, of St. Paul, won, wear to those who hate no furs and en route to Philadelphia, - - - - and if I incase wh*tis going on in the engine -rooms. breaking the world’s two-mile record More Gold Found In California. cannot afford them or feathered boas myself in these I might awaken some­ of 6:03 1-1. held by Joe Donoghue. DaSan Francisco, Jan. 25.—Tbe find, as­ either. Get two yards of black India body when I reach my destination.” other curious electrical davice. It Is a In say of rock taken from the new Bonner silk, that which cost about 50 cents Hia logic must hare been convincing, said OoontY. on M district In Sau Diego county assayed January. in dm yeart u yard, and cut it in six-inch strip*— for she closed the door gentiy aud hM tain tells you tt is the machine that dreda&ntorty *lx. $167^50 to the ton. or $83,625 to the Fort Worth, Tex., Jan. 25.—In Prairie lengthwise, ftew them together neat­ the trooscr* la the trunk room.—N. T. controls the whistle in time of fog. Th© Dog fork of the Red river, in Randall pound. The field closely resembles ly. pink each edge and plait it in triple i World. law requires a long blast of the whistle that of Cripple Creek. ©OUDty. Joseph Wicker, wife and two box plait*. It will be a yard or more in children attempted to ford the stream filing the length when completed, and is an ex- I pnadag a button on thia UWt clock in a covered wagon. The water swept Milwaukee, Jan. 25.—W. A. Bullock, cedent substitute for a boa of fur or has been bad; but Tve qpgaged a epiMTBtus, rad by aettlng the cioek in the wagon and team down and the four of No. 281 Pearson street, lost flfiOO in feathers. Put narrow black ribbon* vuritwlli _ w to-day that’ll bring the folks • certain manner, the whtatle ia blown persons were drowned. n roll of bills out of his vestpoeaet. He where you wish te fasten it close about curiosity flociin/<n antoowtlceny for eeren aeeonda every had taken the money out of a savings lhe throat. Such a boa, if bought at | ’ Second Manager (enviously)—What mlnnte. There ora be no error of wow Northfield,iMasa., Jan. 27.—Mrs. Bet- bank in 1893 so that be would be sure of the shops, would cost you about three | jg In that work. J net aa rare aa every ay Moody, mother of Evangelist Moody, having it. dollars. It need not cost you over one ' First Manager (proudly)—A girl who minute cornea around that whtetje died Sunday from an attack of the grip. dollar. If you desire one for the neck really found a burglar under her bed.— Will blow eeven aoonda. Under the eM Ail of her family were with her except Ottumwa, la.. Jan. 23.—Judge E. L. only a yard of dlk out in three stripe —ay. when a man palled the whlaile one daughter, who resides in Wiscon­ Burton, considered one of the ablest will suffice. It will be very pretty sin. Mrs. Moody was in her 91st year. jurists in the northwest, died Wednes­ Mrs. Bunting—My cook never asks is released and the wldsUei day. aged 63 years. He had been ill sev­ public. for an afternoon off. eral months. Per’s Bound Table. —The tail of the otter serve* not only Mrs. Larkin—What a treasure! m a rudder, but also as a means of pro- it Never Falls to Regulate „ “«• *' “““ five years for stealing Hired m valued at 71 cents. Norton, a fanner of Durand, was kicked bilng thorn of a aerow propeller. �Hastings Banner Thursday, Jan. 30. 1896. MARSHALL L.COOa, BdKor. mKOONDCLAM mattkr AT THE HASTINGS, MICH., PO5TOFFICX, yyrrxvn AS ' ' “ACRES OF DIAMONDS BuRwell H, ConwtlhiGrMtUriur.Dar*“ day Kv«.. — -Acrww of PUmuRd’. wish to c»ll U1« Mtmllun ot the UMt>mlaMkM I, the tewhlu* er Un* which h»»e cone to my aotlee luring toy nehool vlilutloo. 1. T<».len«Uiy Iwwmh After the lr«t ranter U puwd th* am iduorf be clua H» shorter the tewm. 2. petwnun* th. pupil to reed without thlukln*. Thl, la tbe mother of dr«riut •hhiin*. repMtla*. 3. ItMdiny the cod of tbe look before the clme la prepared for tbe next higher. Every tine, a pupil paaeee throe*h a book he bas tew lutereat In It. 4. Fanlnr orer and over tbe t-ook In­ stead ofUtroegb It at oom. Lite la too abort to to throuxh a reader more than twice under tbe aame teacher—wo bad nearly add mote than oooe. 5. Letting “to to through the book* be tbe object ot the claaa. The teacher who cannot keep tbe claaa a*v f"» <•» of the book till ready for It la la the ( As fine an audirnoe aa ever aww-mblrd in Harting* greeted IJuaaeU H. Conw«HAtrovn 14. 1879. Tburaday evening at the opera bouse. J If there bas been any donbt about a Club Lecture Course In this city In the part, that doubt has been dispelled now. Tbe The Future Tariff. Some there msy be who. even while up­ universal opinion expressed concerning holding tbe idea of protection in tbe form ttria lecture ia that “1 Dever heard such a •fa tariff, have denounced the MeKInley fine lecture before." Certinly no one tariff because It is too high. Unless con­ could listen to Dr. Conwell In his lecture ditions become very greatly changed and uol be made a better citizen; no per­ and prices for labor drop to the level of the c It waan’t only a few years ago. In 1892, son could listen to it and not think more of foreign price#, and there is no special that a fanner could trade, a pound of wool tbe city iu which be Jives; no person oould reason for thinking that it will, then we for six pounds of granulated sugar, wliil* listen to l> and not be made to at least predict that tbe future tariff will be even now he can only get taro or three. Tbe feel that be loves his friends, his neigh­ higher than tbe McKinley tariff on those I farmer has commenced to learn that the bors, and everyone about him better. 6. Beading without questioning. things that come In competition with tbe Dr. Conwell was Introduoed by M- L. “Why’ should be the motto of tbe school home market Is worth mot* than all of prod acts of Japan. India or China. room framed and bung 1 d a conaplctons Cook, and opened his lecture by telling a tbe others, and that any policy which Even tn tbe western districts of our place. Many other questions are needed, makes him sell his wool in the markets of personal experience while traveling in the but let tbe class know that thia same •wn country we hear of manufacturing eastern country, and ot a story that was troubleaome “why" will bob op every time the world Is pernicious. institutions leaving this country and told him of how a man. desirous of getting It ran find room. ' locating In Japan. Why? BecauKp Japan 7. Criticism wrong in quantity, quality wealthy, sold bis farm, moved away and Probably there Isn't anything In tbe has at last aroaeed to tbe importance of or purpose. It Is easy to have too much, wae never heard from Rgnlo, and how on that needs protection worse than too little or tbe wrong kind. Let criticism _____________ in her own country country. mauufacturing the very farm that this man (who wanted be for help, sympethatic help—never for tbe United State* treasury. A democratic Profiting by ilie example of (he United to be wealthy) bad sold, were discovered spite or In a spirit of superiority. Th* States she has cctumenced to give bonuses Congress saw fit to change specific to ad“Acres of Diamonds," This story fur­ purpose and spirit ot criticism are every; for factories to locate there. Large valorem duties. The result has brought thing. nished lhe theme for bis lecture. American interests are being transferred to about a system of dishonest invoices, and 8. Teacher’s lack of preparation for the The speaker told this to, iiltutrate tbe lesson. If preparation is needed In other the land of the Mikado, because of tins the treasury is being robbed as a result fact that we are all apt to be dissatisfied studies, it is equally as much needed in bonuses offered, because of theelght-centeTbe only way to read wltb with our present condition, tiiat we are in- reading. per-day labor, and because of the presence It Li claimed that the Czar of Russia- has yaribly looking away off for things that are spirit and understanding is to study into •f great qaantititrf'^f raw materials of caught England napping, and has made an the spirit ot understanding. right at our very feet. In short we are 9. Reading in regular terms. Such a nearly every kind. alliance with Turkey, offensive aud defen­ apt to go chasing around after that which recitation ia a bid for every pupil to nap, American labor cannot and ought not to sive. Read up. we have right at home. To Illustrate this except tbe one who is reciting. be expected to compete with Japanese farther he told of a man in Pennsylvania then down, here, there, yonder, any­ labor at eight cents per day, but that where, everywhere In tbe class: holding A Good Jeraey. who gave his whole life to tbe study of,oil. every pupli responsible for everybody* Is what it will have to do in tbe near fu­ At tbe Farmers Institute last week the Being confident as to bls ability as a error until corrected. ture iplesa protected by tariff sed- that question was asked concerning what the specialist Iu the oil business he sold his 10. Having pupils pronounce a word tariff must of necessity be larger than points *f good Jersey cows were. The farm and left tbe country. Shortly alter, one way in reading and another way in tbe McKinley tariff to be of any effect at To pronounce correctly any­ following Is a scale of points adopted by oil in great quantities was discovered on talking. all. where we must pronounce correctly every­ American Jersey Cattle Club, and through the very farm which be sold for a few where. the kindness of Jas. M. Bauer we print It hundred dollars, aud today tbe property is 12 Fallh c to show the child that reading At tbe annual dinner of tbe Republican in full:— worth millions, Several other examples and talking are essentially the same act. League of Ohio, nn Feb. 14th 1893 Gov. We tell tbcin but fall to get them to under­ COUNTS. Points. of a similar character were giveu to il­ stand. * Head small and lean. face dished, -McKinley spoke as follows:—It was in this broad iHjtwot n the eyes and nar­ lustrate this Mme point 12. Neglecting t* (each the child bow year 1892, while in the enjoyment of un­ row between lhe horns it should be bqrne Dr. Conwell rather startled his audlpoeu to use lhe dictionary. Eyes lull sad placid; horus small, exampled prosperity, tiiat tbe Republican crumpled, and amber-colored by tbe assertion that *‘no man bad a right in mind that an unused dictionary Is of no legislation which made this condition was, 1 Neck thin, rather long, with clean value. Not only the t<|>eiling, pronuncia­ throat, and not heavy at to be poor." You ought to be rich," the as the Democratic leaders would have us tion and syllabication, but tbe origin and th* shoulders . speaker said that if business men were history is often of touch importance. .. Baek level to the netting on of tall >> believe, repudiated by the people; aud tbe 5. Broad across the loin In a word reading is taught too mechan­ poor It was their own fault; that every Democratic policy of British Free-Trad* 6. Barrel long, hooped, brand and deep nt the flank le man prospers just according to bls worth ically. To many of our teachers reading and wildcat money indorsed. I do not be­ 7. Hips wide apart: rurap long 10 is calling the words of the book; assigning to the community. If a man is worth a is “getting the lesson" and teaching is s. Legs shor:* lieve It. If they act upon that belief they 9. Tall One. reaching the bocks, with good deal to the community, the communi­ bolding tbe book while tbe children grind will be promptly repudiated by tbe people. good switch* 10. Color and mellowness of hide; in­ ty Is worth a good deal to him. Tbe out the paragraphs. Not only has the year 1893 registered an side of ears yellow speaker Mid that tbe grent trouble Is Things a Bf.oinxeb in Teaching Must 11. Fore odder full In form and not era of conspicuous progress and unex­ fleshy; 13 our selfishness; that we care for nooue Learn. ampled prosperity, but It witnessed a 12. Hind udder full In form and well but ourselves and those defendant upon up behind 11 us while we ignore the wants and needs 1. To assume and exerciae authority. National administration under President 13. Teats rather large, wide apart aud 2. To estimate the intellectual and squarely placed Harrison unexcelled in honesty, power, * » of those less fortunate. Tbe sneaker said 14. Milk-veins prominent.. that his universal observation was that moral capacity of chlidren. and patrotism by any of Its predecessors, IB. Dispoaition quiet 8. To assign reasonable task*. In every city the most honest, progressive 16. General nppearam e and apparent •f this rich inheritance tbe Democratic constitution 10 citizens lived in the beat homes and were » 4. I’o instruct one class while conscious of tbe conduct of lhe other pupils. the best classes ol citizens. । parly becomes lhe trustee for the people. Perfection 100 5. To illustrate each particular topic In We wish that every croaker, and ever} It is my hope that it may suffer no loss or Iu judging heifers, emit Nos. 11,12 and IL . person inclined to run down his own town, each branch. waste in their hands. 1 wish the country 5. To keep all work In mind and con­ could have heard this lecture, especially could be assured It would not. If it does, duct the various school exercises so that tiiat portion of it that dealt wit^ the duty 1 Society Kventit. tbe trust will come back to us—and it will of the citizen to the place. In which he. they may tend toward a definite and ins­ Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Jordan, Mr. and lived. “Where Is the beat place In the tinctively seen end. come back to us— with tbe doubly-renewed Mrs. Jas. McKevitt will entertain their wltole world," 7. To so ditect the school as to keep each lhe speaker asked. confidence of the people.” friends at pedro • Tuesday evening, Feb. "Right here in Hastings" he replied, and pupil constantly busy with work that ia Ulh at East Center St. if you’ll du what you ought to you'll have educative. 1 The name of Clara Barton, president of 8. To overcome special defects iu train­ a city of 50,000 people here In a few Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Young and Mr. and the Red Cross movement, has become a years. Factories can be made to pay just ing, habits and temperament ot pnplla. Mrs. Frank Hams gave n series of three as well here as anywhere In tbe country. household word tbe world over. When ver}’ pleasant pedro parties this week, ou living entirely for yourselves; help the reports of the terrible outrages, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evening Stop It ™ "Art Day” at tbe cub Friitax. aud those around^ou: be honest; be generous. cruelties, practiced upon tbe starving at Mr. and Mrs. Youngs home on Green Mak* It a study to kuow what the people a program of much excellence was carried Street. The ladles prizes were weu by Armenians were given to the world, the want and you’ll all become rich. You out a character sketch of Raphael wu Mrs. Frank Pancoast. Miss Flora J. ‘’How to civilized portion naturally turned to Clara Beadle and Mrs. Cera B. Powers; the will be an honor to the city, aud in pro­ read by Mrs. Marian Goodyear. Judge a Picture" was very entertainingly Barton for help. Tbe bloody minded gentlemens by Geo. Tomlinson, Chaa. portion as you help those around you, you discussed by Mrs. Ellen E. Robinson. A will prosper. Get what the people want Vultan refused tbe Red Cross admission to W. Jordan and W. H. Powers? aud you’ll prosper. To tllueirate this last discussion on “ House bo id Decoration" was led by Mrs. Anna McOtnber In a very Armenia at first, but unmindful of thia, Cards have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. point he told tbe story of bow John Jacob the brave woman set out, raised money Will Hams and Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Dia­ Astor was compelled to foreclose a mort­ able paper. At the close Items pertaining to Art were given by tbe aaembers. and supplies and through the offices of tbe mond for pedro next Thursday evening. gage on a stock of millinery in New York The president gave an Interesting account City. For days and days he seated hlmUnited States, bas been rewarded by being Tbe ladies will entertain on Tuesday at eelf in the fashionable thoroughfare of of an afternoon spent with the Manhall five o’clock tea. allowed to carry relief to tbe poverty New York and made a study of what wo­ Monday Club, during a visit In that city. Tbe committee having the arrangements stricken people. The deeds of this noble, Mr. and Mrs. Ira VanValkenbnrgh en­ men wore, and In that way found out what for tbe social evening In charge gave their generous, self-sacrificing nature have done tertained a small company of young pe >ple they wanted. Tbe result was that thia report. It will be held al the home of millinery store prospered, made its pro ­ last evening complimentary to Miss Flwand are doing much to make the world sie Butler, of Bellevue, The evening was prietors wealthy and It la to-day one of the Mrs. R. I. Hendershott Feb. 18th, and coa­ better and purer. solid Institutions of New York, ever 818,­ xial of a literary and musical program. passed enjoyably with pedro. 000,000 having been paid out In dividends Each member will have tbe privilege of since Astor took bold of It. He told of Inviting one guest. bow women bad made great fortunes by finding oat some need and then supplying It Tbe lecture dealt more with respect of “bow to live right,” and pointed out the way to become rich by helping others, As a Safeguard, rather than teking a narrow, aeifiah view of life and living entirely for self. * Otherwise some Dr. Couwell is a living example of “practicing what he preaches." Despite thoughtless the fact that be gets >125 per night fur bia February 18,1896. lectures, and delivers hundreds of them clerk may each year, yet he does not receive <be cent in accordance with the following nrog FEB. 17. Antral of His Majemtr’ “Rax “ of the proceeds, but gives it all to help > give you King of the Carnival, on Royal Yacht from Lhe poor boys obtain an education. He was jpa&Mw. escortod by the Koyal FloUHv At called to Grace Baptist church In 1881, 1 alum bakProreu". about 7 o’clock, when the congregation waa limited In in j Grand Pageant on the street*, aud Ball at tbe French Opera Houae. <-*■!} tng powder wheni you wish membership, while to-day it is the largest FEB. 18. MardlI Graa Gra* Day. pay. Grand l*a»eant 1-ageant church of Us kind in America, his eongre- ’ Rri." Ktntr nt n.ZZtuZ; ■ the Royal; and alum baking gatloDs always numbering up into tbe j Afc^^t. tbouMDds, aud tbouMDds more often being towa. 1 powders are poisonous. Some turned away. He is also promoter. Presl- 1 manufacturers of the low-grade powders pay dent and Professor in Temple College, an i Institution-connected with his church In 1 clerks a bonus for every can of their baking pow­ which tbe children of poor working people ’ are educated for the small tuition fee of 1 der they will sell to patrons of Royal; there­ •5.00 per year, iu addition to those bls fore after demanding the Royal examine the efforts brought about th* erection of a large hospital where patients receive help with­ label to make sure that Royal is received. out pay. Dr. Conwell entered upon tbe Law aud Academic oqurae at Tala College in ISM; 4 No nutter what the representation, don’t was a captain In service at SB yaara of an; three years later b* presented tbe state of buy a low-priced powder. Baking pow­ Minnesota aa Emigration agent tn Oerders sold at a lower price than Royal are ““y- x“ 187®he WM aorreapMMbot of the New York Tribune i»d Boston Travel, almost invariably made from alum, 3 nd ler hr Asia. For eight yean be practiced law at Boston and In 1879 waa ordained to tbe i therefore inferior and dangerous to health rata la try. Ha waa born Feb. lath, IMS in 1 Worthington, Hampshire Oa, Muu and i EDITORIAL NOTES r Rich has received from Gov. Tumey, of Teuneaaee, an invitation for tbe people of Michigan to participate in the one hundredth anniversary of the ad­ mission of Tennessee Into tbe onion, which will be celebrated by holding a grand industrial interstate and Internation­ al exposition at Nashville, for 100 days, beginning September I, 1B98. In his letter of invitation Gov. Tnraey says: “I desire to invite yourself and the honored citizens of your state to join us in tins season of rejoicing, to come among us, to partake of our hoapltailty and good cheer, and through tbe influence of this event to renew and strengthen the bonds of pat­ riotic love and American citizenship." Positively Demand the 1 • Don't Be Deceived —by shrewdly Worded ad vertisements, that are nine times out of ten misleading. Make it a rule to do business only with houses whose advertised offers are perfectly plain There is no room for doubt when we advertise. Money is worth Saving ON HORSE BLANKETS as well as on other merchan dise. We invite horsemen and farmers to take advan­ tage of our Great Reduc tion. Sale (’till March 1st.) on I flu S 5 A, Cleveland, and Chase Bros Blankets. Cbr Belt Leather Halter Heads - without stales- have been selling for $1.00 but we are now selling them for 50c. Goodyear Bros HARDWARE HASTINGS A Sweeping Reduction CAPS, GLOVES, MITTENS AND UNDERWEAR. All these articles put at prices that are bound to Bell them if you need them. MflRDI GRAS Call and give me a chance to prove this assertion to you. NEW ORLEANS J. C. FARRELL, Clothier 12573739 an a Illinois Control R. R DONT BUY GLOVES=HITTEH J WITHOUT SEEING OUR LINE. Chicago and New Orleans Limited** EXCURSION TICKETS Royal Baking Powder is the brand reported by the official Government and State chemists free from alum and ammonia and absolutely pure and wholesome. It makes the best and finest ALL KINDS AT VERT LOW PRICES Catbonc Winter Sdiool in use, and wisest We have a vary few Blippms left which we are dosing out at oort. �Casting- Banner. Thursday, Jan. 50, 1^96. W. R. COOK. lM.nl Editor. When in Doubt Where to Buy Two more of our subscriber* who have had the BaxnkH ever since the first issue were in the office .Saturday, and renewedI for annt!i**r year; Robert Johnson, of Irvlnz’pnd Muses Seeber, of Rutland. PERSONAL MEN TION. Fred Parker was in Grand Ledge last vtevk. Fine California Navel Oranges, A paper rra>. before the Farmers Institute by L J\ Urong' Un, of Mldoievtile. Mr. I’re^dent, ladies nnd gentlemen;— For the past two yearn, as I hare, been closely c< averted with the co-operative creuiuery Of Middleville as patron, stock­ holder and Dintinrss manager. L waa re­ quested by v< ur sucfelary. to talk to you on lhe subject of "What n Co-aperitive Creamer) Cun do for u Community.” Now it depmids largely on what a comnianity The city of Sidney, Australia, has im­• Miner Layton, of Detroit, was in the will do for n creamery, whether It proves a success or a tailure. posed a fine ot one pound npou anv person1 city Munday. Lot» ot B«iw«. Cheap The doors of many creaanjrfes are lock­ convicted of spitttug upon the floor of• ed to-day iH canre the trtoekfroldMs and the C. R. Bishop was In patrons went into the buslut-ra with no public buildings or upon the streets. Tbe• dav ou bualne^N. knuwledg- of it, In a w.«k, frightened, public debt could adira be wiped out If here ou Iis If hearted way. ready tu withdraw their M. A. Nichols, of Ionia, such a law were enforced iu this country influence and patronage at tin* first trifling business Monday. and Uncle Bam could have Hie proceeds. .grievance, realtor imaginary, usually more Mrs. W. S. Chiilester Lovell imaginary than real. For Instance lack of Don’t buy any 35 cent tea Tbe water works omumlttee have award­’ friends last week. confidence Id tin- officers elect, suspicion ed tbe Hastings Eugtoe and Iron Works1 Mrs. John Pendergast, of tbe of being cheated because milk does not ’till you have tried ours. test as high as noun* neighbors; a belief tbe contract to place u heavy fifteen Inch guest of friends in the city. that the skim milt Is not equally divided beam In the well house at the water works We will give you good value etc, etc. In those ways -pet roue forget en ­ Mrs. L. E. Knappen, of Grand Rapids, and connect the two suction pipes, with tirely the grand object to be attained, and for your money if you will hangers and turn buckles. The timbers has been visiting tn the city. tbe influence their actions have on the Dr. M. W. Wightman, of New York, is ocher patrons, who like themselves have under the auction pipes have rotted out, so give us a chance. but little faith in the creamery business. that there is danger ot breaking. The visiting her sister Mrs. A. P. Drake. Do you wonder they fail? Any baldness company have lost completed the job of E. A. Mattison has returned from Jatjk- would fall depending on lhe same clam of repairing the better of tbe Wool Boor Co. 50D where he has been for several days. । patronage. . At tbe Red Front Shoe Store.... To the community that will work har­ They have also a contract to supply Grand Mrs. H. IL Dickinson, of Nashville, at­ Rapids parties with a lacge quantity of tended lhe lecture list Thursday evening. moniously tog t* thru, fully determined to go Into tbe dairy business on business princi­ castings. Mr.HDd Mrs. W. J. Kennedy, of Grand ples, ready at all times to uphold and de­ The fourth -entertainment in the Club Rapids are visiting relatives tn this vicini­ fend the creamery there would be no trouble to build up a creamery that would Lecture Cooree will be given on Saturday ty. be the pride of lhe town In which It Is of next week Feb. 8th iu the Opera House. Frank Biack ami party were at Gun located and a source of good profit both to The committee feel safe in assuring the Lake this week at his cettag” on Hemlock the stockholders and patrons alike. To Illustrate the above statement, Twill give public that this lecture by Prof. John B. Point you figures ot what onr creamery at Mid­ DeMott, of Cambridge, Mass., will equal if Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolcott spent the dleville has accomplished the past year. not excet any that have, preceded it iu the Then’ has l»een delivered to onr factory ; Nickle Plated Tea Kettles, past week visiting Frank Darling and wife 2.792,088 pounds ol milk, front which was Course. The subject is“The Harp of tiie at Battle Creek. mad** 123,185 pound.-' of butter. Our pa­ ; Oil Cloth by the yard or pat­ Scuses” or "The Secret of Character Hon. Dan’l Striker, W. H. Merrick and tions withdrew for home use 10,359 tern, "* • ,\ '■ Building." The lN>ard tor the rale of re­ pounds of batter vftiich had a cash value of J. M. Bauer are in Saginaw attending tbe served seats will be opened at Fred S2.il5.b0, the balance selling in the mark­ Axes and Ax Helves, meeting of the Grand Ixxige of the ets of tbe world°fo'r 322.105.11, making u Heath's on Thursday mornlug Feb. Oth, xt FOR ao DAYS ONLY. Forks, total cash value of S24.230.V2. seven o'etook and close at six on the eve­ Masonic order. Hud thiv-amount of butter been produc­ I Mr*; Stella Lampman. Miss Cbattie Lake ■ Hoes, ning of lhe lecture. Tickets od sale at; ed 1»y the farmers wives and daughters at same place at 50 cent s each. Students 25. and Rev. Tho*<. Cox will go to Rockford liojne, mid sold In Hie old fashioned way j Spades, ^The nntby friends of Shirley W. Saiith. Saturday to attend a district convention of nf taking It to thjtatore and receiving store Shovels, pay , k would have brought on an average the Epworth League. son of Judge Clement Smith, off this city, of atxiut 13c. per pound. You will see in Scoop Shovels. ladies eapea, coats and shawls to ex­ our little community on tin- amount of will l»o pleased to learn that he has been butter made, we are riclier by S8.217.87. Cook Stoves, Potato Shovels, • O. D. SPAUi.nwo. awarded tim .first -prize, offered by Mc­ change for wood. You will say lhe farmer did not receive f Tinware, Millan dt Co, of New Yprk, for the best 8 Ids. crackers for 25c at Stirling, Craw­ alfthia extra amnunL Admitting thia to Heating Stoves, original story written -fijr the “Inlander,* ford & Co’s. Bring bag to put them in. be true, but the farmer ha.- received more J Holloware, > Gasoline Stoves, a magazine edited by the.' students of the A. K. Starter 1» now engaged in put- In cash than he would had he made it at home. raying nothing of the hard labor Oil Coal Stoves, Michigan State University, at Ann Arlx.r. saved. The balance has gon- tn make tbe 'X“giN*d uj’n «jnflTiVTWr wFlu wrt!lflh*"anT' and Ranges. store and making u:nuy Improvements on country richer, gisinr employment to but­ Stoves submitted, bui the Judged were uufuimous the interior^ The second fl«»or of the ter makers, milk haulers <TC. Everything in stock at Wringers, * This w not all. It is bringing a new In their selec.'ton of Mr. Smith’s story, building will be utilized fur department, order of things into the homes of lhe pa­ Washing Machines, i whleh was entitled “Phi’s Doctor.” In purposes; tjie first tn be occupied by the trons. many of theui withdrawing from Sissons and Shears, ‘ the editorial department of *tlie Mss^zine millinery rooms of Mbs Felgener: the boot the creamery the butter used in the house. the story was very highly praised.* it being and shoe department in the second; and The lime Is fast coming when the cares Table Cutlery, for 20 days. Come while. saul Uiat it was without doubt the best the remaining two for tlic overflow from of the farmers wife nnd daughters will bn no more than those ot our city and village Pocket Cutlery. stock, is complete and get story ths’ had ever been published tn the tbe tlrygoodrt department. Mr. Staaffer friends and the greatest burden lifter fruui ■ Granite Ware, magazine. WrlLlnt: an original story and baa alao rented the w arehouse belonging to their tired hand* is flie creamery. first choice. All sales Our farmers meet and discuss the pros- Nickle Plated Tea and Coffee'■ being nwsrded first ptlze in oompatition Goodyear Bros, near the Michigan Central l»ecis, iiodiug out the reault or each others with mauj others In n great seat of learn­ R. It. to uw for a store house. Since first Pots experiences, each trying to better inform ing. such a-* onr University, Is an honor of locetiog in his present store, Mr. Stauffer himself of the best methods of carrying on which Mr. Smith may well be proud, nnd bas enjoyed « steady luc.rease in trade, and tin* dairy business, and they all agree that his friends unite in congratulating him we ate pleased to note this sign of in­ In a few short months aa creamery patrons, upon his literary ability which has been creating prosperity, which is due to fair they have learned more of the value of their cows than they ever knew before. so tltilugly recognized. dealing and courteous treatment to all. It Is bringing about a much needed change In the entire management of the farm giv­ Kis<-where Iu this issue we print two quiet wedding occurred Wednesday ing rest 4o tbe farm household,and ferlUiz papers tlmt were read, be fore the Farmeis morning nt eight o’clock at the home of vrs which are so much needed to lhe farm. Institute in tbe city last week. WUnt a the bride's mother on Broadway, iu which After nil these years uf grain raising, it • creamery on the cu-operattve plan can do Mr. Dhu W. Reynolds and Mies Phyllis puts the products of the farm on a eash for iLCommunity It- ably handled by Mr. Diamond were united In marriage. Only a basis, giving returns every thirty days. I: helps to make them Independent, with Broughton uf Middleville, and what he few of the immediate relatives were pres­ cash at al! seasons Of the year. The says we commead Io the thoughtful con­ ent. Rev. Thus Cox performed tbe cere­ mercbanis with whom they deal appreciate sideration of the people of every communl- mony and the happy couple left.for Cbica- tt, fork is a well known fact that ti>e yt. Simply tbe mention of “creamery” go on the morning train. ^Fr. Reynolds fa •nercbants handle fanners batter at loss to themselves, for the lower gradi-s of butter makes many a Hastings business man turn "H-^filfil1 ot the cHy Hank and prominent in arc bccvming^toore and more of a drug on pale aud look decidedly uncomfortable be­ social and business circles. Tbe bride Is th- market every year. Now another thought. What way can cause of one bitter experience, which one of the most estimable young ladles la came about because of inexperienced help this city and for several years has been we beat give aid to those wishing to build creameries and help those who already and not securing the right .kind of batter connected with our public schools as teach­ have creameries which through some makers. Bat we can’t see why a cream­ er. Both have the best wishes of a host cause are not prospering as they should? ery can not be made to pay just as well of friends. After they return they will I would suggest that the state appropriate here as anywhere else. Tbe creameries at commence bouse keeping In the bouse a sufficient amount to pay Ute salary and expenses of an all round creamery expert, Woodland, Freeport and Middleville are formerly occupied by Dr. S. M. Fowler on one thoroughly posted In all the details of •II paying. We are informed that on an Green street making an extra quality of batter, and a knowledge of the whole creamery busi­ Investment ot 33800 the Middleville cream­ Church and Society. ness. whose duty it would be to visit and ery last year made 81300 worth of lmThe society connected with tbe Em- inspe-t all tbe creameries of tbe state. If provements and paid an eight per cent manual church will be entertained Thurs­ they are not making an extra quality of divi'lend, besides paying ail expenses. day Feb. Oth by Mrs. J. Russell and ladies butter show them wherein they are wrong; What better Investment can be made for associated with her. Supper served In help them in a practical way to get right, in this way ttie grade of butter produced tbe eommanlty. for the farmer or for tbe Parish Hoose from 5 until 7 o’clock. by our creameries can be raised so that a Tbe Epworth league will be led by very large per cent of tbe output of the stock bolder. Tbe next paper that we Every­ state will grade as extra. commend to thr attention of our renders, Miss Marshall Sunday evening. If they haven’t one, especially the members are invited to a good butter maker help them get one. is the paper of JV. 11. Merrick ou Com­ attend this six o’clock service. giving buiter-makera to fully understand mercial Fertilizers, in !iis\ paiar Mr. Tbe Very Rev. Fr. Bloomer Provincial that their factories must be properly cared Merrick calls attention to what has come of the Order of Domlnlclans will lecture for. If their system of doing bnslness ia under his own personal observation and in St. Rose's Catholic church next Monday faulty get that on a right Imtjis, and If a experience, aud it’s well worth yoar time evening on “What Catholics Believe and community wishes to build a new cream­ to find out what It Is, which you can do Answers to Popular Questions.” No ad­ ery iielp them to form a stock company on mittance fee. The distinguished orator the 00-upenRtlye plan, assist them to plans <4 «< by reading his paper. will begin his lecture at 7:80 p. m. A cor­ and specifications of a suitable creamery, when* and how to buy their outfit, thus dial invitation Is extended to all. Monday evening between eight and nine <1 ’ « «nving to the farmers die Immense profile o'clock fire was discovered Iu one ot the Rev. Lewis Brown, of Battle Creek, 'III ... that tire promoters of the co-operative dry kilns nt the Table factory by Night­ preach in Emmanuel church Monday eve­ creameries reap from tbe creameries they « •( watchman McPharlln of that Institution. ning Feb. 3rd. Subject "Can a Man be build. Good and not go to Church?” On the fol­ Iu conclusion, knowing tbe business iu 4C « An alarm was promptly ttujied iu but by lowing day Tuesday, he will conduct a all its details I would say to my fellow mistake tbe fire department instead of •‘Quiet Day” for women. Holy Commun­ fannere pin your faith to tbe creamery. «« « turning at the Lower hotel kept straight ion 9 a. m. Instructions at 10, 10:45. and Build slice, buy cows, let your motto be on until in point of tbe Electric Light 11:30 a. m. and 1:30. 2:15, and 8 p. m. ’•cowa, corn, bogs, poultry” and yon will M « A cordial invitation Is extended to all to hand down to your children a farm richer plant when they discovered their mistake. attend these services. While the services by far than nature gave it to you. Tbe fire was found to be in or near the od Tuesday are especially for tbe women, rapidly revolving fan, which was throwing the men will not be excluded. a stream of fire and sparks Into tbe dry Services next Sunday at tbe Methodist kiln. Lines of hose inside tbe factory Episcopal church as usual. In the eve­ ning tbe pastor will preach on tbe sub­ building were laid. The fire boys soon ject of ‘The Epworth League.” after arriving bad other hose laid, and Futifnl—A Jap robe Jan. 8 twp. bear Fullers corners. haw ®me by payiug fur thia provlqg propelty. D. C. Julius Russell vvau In Ypsilanti last ’ In Carlton, week. Owner can1 J. Diamond, ot Big Rapids, is visiting notice and| in the city. KkMYOX, Mr. and Mrs. Ans Maynard are rieltlng Hastings. iu Chicago. Razor Toe Shoes, Drugs. Patent Medicines, Leather Dye Stuffs, .School Books, Wall Paper, Window Shades. Paints Oils, . Varnishes, Only Woolley & Bronson. Etc. 4 buy of.... Fred L. Heath The Druggist. LOCAL NEWS. - CIRCULATION • Tniis week, Tips, 8t> quires Hereafter, changes for* advertisements mud reach this office Tnrs'lxys at latest to insure insertion in the issue of the week * hen brought. Remember the Old Fii.'ks Concert Don’t forget the fire sole of canned goods at Stirling. Crawford & Co’s. Cutting prices on all dress goods. !a"e chrtalns at X prier. O. D. Sx’AVLDiNG. Don’t forget tiiat tiro Old Folk’ Con­ cert Is coming and It wifi'tee a rare treat Fanners, if you desire io have your razors boned take them to Busby Bros, barber shop under the City bank. There will be a special communication of Hasting;- Lodge No. F. A- A. M.. Wed­ nesday evening. Feb. 5th. 13W5. work on the 3rd degree. Perry Cazier was arrested Frldayl on dhuiplaint of Del Merchant on the charge ot false pretenses. Cazier gave bonds to appear Feb. 7th for examination. Jos. Slattery wiu. arrested Friday for being disorderly and taken before Justice Bishop and fined 82.SO and coats 52..50. or 15 days in jail. He was taken to jail. Dr. DeMott’s leetutc on Saturday Feb. will be illustrated by tbe finest of stereoptlcan views. It is a wonderful lecture ■aud will make a profound sensation on all who hear it. tn the suit before Justice Riker tost week in which John McOmber sued Ben­ son A Shutter for wages claimed to be due him, a verdict fa vocable to Mr. MeOtnber was rendered. Ifyouwanta pair of shoes that will please you more and more every time yon weardhem. call and see us at the Red Frovt "tthoe Store. Woolley Ajru Bronson. Twenty Sir Knights from Hastings vis­ ited Freeport Tent K. O. T. M., Monday evening and conferred the degree on two me.-ubvrs. The Hastings Knights are a lively company of men and are in good working order. Aside from the degree work a fraternal visit was enjoyed and ■Jan? new acquaintances made. The Hastings Knights will always receive a cordial welcome when they come this way. —Freeport Herald. E. E. 8tincb conib, ot .Marshall, Is visItng bls mother and sister. Mr. Stiuch, comb bas secured the agency for tbe eale of the “Studeuts Cyclopedia” a work com­ plete in two volumues prepared by a corps of teachers and edncational writers espec­ ially for tbe use of teachers and students. Tbe work comes heartily endorsed by State SnpL PattengUI and a long list of other well known educators. Anyone de­ siring an agency tor a strictly first class wart would do well to see Mr. Sttoeb•eaab while choice territory can be seeur- It la with regret that we anuounce tbe departure of Rev. Geo. D. Lee and Mrs. Lee for California. They took leave of many friends on Saturday last, to start for tbelr new home In the land of oranges and sunshine. Mr. Lee bas been a resident of Cbariotte for many years, and we knpw of mm but feel kindly towards him and wish him only the best of which he te de- upright and honest In both thought and action. always living upon a broad and charitable plane. We follow trim with •ar best hopes aud wishes, and trust the people where he makes a future borne, will to able to fully understand and ap­ preciate bls integrity and value.-Char- >aator ot tba M. K. ebnra* In Ihli otty. Hams t Van firman Special Cash Sale We will sell out 1-4 of our entire stock o of : : : : A 1-4 OFF ....STRICTLY CASH.... HUFFMAN BROS. /%//%+/%+/ An Unequaled «■ Of Values. ALL OUR $18.00 Overcoats alt $14.00 16.00 12.50 15.00 12.00 -1200 10.00 10.Q0 8.00 8.00 6.00 6.00 5.00 ETC., ETC. by good hard wort in a short time had the Tire under control. How the fire originat­ ed is a mystery, but presumably through some friction connected with the fan. Had a south wind been blowing at tbe time nothing could have saved the build­ ing, but fortunately the evening was still. Tbe damage will amoant to from 82,000 to •8.000 so we are Informed, tbe dry kiln being ruined and water doing much dam­ age to some tables that will all have to be knocked apart and polished over. Illa unfortunate that a fire should happen just at this Ums, as the factory is crowded io Ita utmost capacity with work, the orders received thia max th being double the amount ever received before In any other month. Arrangements have been made to use the dry kiln of tbe furniture factory, while a new kiln will be built or the old Rev. and Mrs. Cox hereby desire to ex­ press tbelr appreciation to tbelr many friends wbo attended the donation visit at their home on Wednesday of this week. All friends not attending any church are invited to attend tte Presbyterian church next Sunday. Holy Communion will be observed next after morning service. Topic in tbe evening •’Dead flies.” /The Episcopal and Preabyterian societies of the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor will unite to observe Christian Endeavor day next Bunday evening in tbe Preaby­ terian church with a special program. Herman^Frost willpresid/and beginning at 5:45 instead of 0. Pleas! note tbe change of time. Mrs. F. E. Britten, of Albion, inter­ national lecture bureau will give a lecture at tbe Presbyterian church WedDMday token. For the Heliday season I am showing the largest and best seected stock of...... Watches, Diamonds, ■ Sterling Silver, Cut Glass, China..... At a special price (or that day. Call and lock my stock over... On All Lined Working Gloves and Mittens. �would be incomplete. One af ternoon, when he had been in­ vited to come at a certain hour, b* tbe McNabb veto s' nigbt-<uard st toe found Hester in riding-habit and hat. ,11. yoooger njT>«i»“Not tawch! —they-efl done bent «* tunnvi wouid possibly avert disaster aud the colonel's boy lentling two sad­ more ribrtently than the moat elaborate dled horses up and down before the out o’ the coal mine, but it ain’t gwine system of timbering. do them no good.” ~ veranda steps. It was during tbe pvogreas of ths “What d’ye now for to do. Jeff?" “I’m going to carry yon horsebacK­ “Nev’you mind; you-elfjeat wait an’ law-suit that Jeff Bynum returned to riding, Mr. Kingbrand.” she said, run­ see. Ye :an be plum shore o ’ one thing, the farm in McNabb’s Cove; and tbe ring down the steps to meet him. lie looked askance at the two thor­ though: they-ull ain’t nev’ gwlor take rumor which had pointed to Texas aa the objective of his migration was eonoughbreds. and tried to summon the no coal out o’ that vein.” "Don’t ye reckon ©I’ Latimer’s put fl rated by his owq story of his wander­ inc wife’s laugh had u ripple of fle- eonragc to rey that Ire knew Ire* tta» ’em up to do hit?*’ ings. Not contented, however, with rision in it. “That shows how ridicu­ not hi, R about horretn.n.hlp. Vo “I dunno an* I don’t freer: but I jest Lhta tribute to ita veracity, gossip «<ain lous you men erm be when you apply afraid you'll And tne a «>rryearaller. tell ye thui thar crowd <r on thr moun­ busied Itaelf with his affair*, and there your ponderous methods of logic to Miss Hester,” he remonstrated. “Oh. Pluto i» gentle: anybody can ting's gwine to let on like they beard were vague hints of a lawless sojourn things you don’t understand," shesaid. in the Lone Star state, coupled w<th a “The very things you call obstacles are ride hire." -he rejoined jretheringlrer somethin’ drap: wc-all ‘re kep’ quiet the best reasons in the world why there skirt and standing beside her JJonw. for a jiretty tol’phle spell, now. un’ I still more indefinite intimation that his career iu the west had terminated in reckon Latimer ’lowsavc done forgot." should be no difficulties. Don’t yousee “Will you give me a .hand please. “i reckon Jule wouldn’t let nobody open crime. they are perfect opposites?" ! Having, in his stories, hail frequent “Perhaps you ure right; but it doesn't occasion todescribe the dexterous man­ forgit; she does hate the Latimers One other element of discord had look reasonable. And then, besides. | ner in which a gentleman assists a lady right; but then she’d ought to—she been added by tbe passing years to the to mount, Rtagbrond knew precisely was big enough to ric’lcct ‘when daddy there is the feud." Latimer side of the feud, in the person “1 don’t see how a fdblish quarrel be­ what was required of him; but. unfor­ was killed.” Jed Bynum wns tbe of the oolonei’s son Henry. Tbe boy’s tween the colonel and his neighbor* tunate I v. the ability to portray dexter­ youngest of the three brothers, and hr mother, to whose gentle influence the can have anything to do with Hugh ity in virile English does not necessarily had never quite shared thr bitter ani­ fireside gossips of Tregarthen ascribe and Hester.” Imply its possession by the artist. Ho mosity of the others. the cessation of feudal strife du ring her “I do. If Kingbrand marries intp took his'place rather aw kwardly beside “I can ric’leet on my own account. short life ct “Tbe Laurels," died while the family, he’ll have to shoulder his Hester and tande a step of his band, I reckon," rejoined Jeff, sullrsly. a dull Hester and Henry were children; and share of the fight; and. as 1 remarked holding it so high that she hesitated. flush reddening his sallow cheeks. “I the boy hod early learned the lesson a moment ugo, he’ll have to l>e changed “Just a little bit lower, if you please” ain’t likely to forgit the day when Lat- of vindictivenemi from the lips of oververy much from the man I used to know she said, demurely, and.his last shred of imcr put the cowhide oa to me. rd’ I loyal eervants. Uniting with a iiasty tf he consents to assume any such re­ self-possession took flight us he com­ and imperious temper a contempt of ’low he remembers ’bout the broken sponsibilities." ' plied. Since Miss Latimer was any­ restraint curious in a descendant of tbe Mrs. Ludlow laughed again. "You’ll thing but ethereal, the first attempt arm, too. I nev’ could tell what made conservative old Virginian, his rashness my han* shake that thar time. ( didn ’ t Hee,’’ she said, "he’ll do anything that’s broke his hold und covered him with became a constant menace to the pre­ aim to break his nrni.” neceNwiry." ~'K confusion: putting his strength into “I s'pcct bit’s sort o’ lucky yr didn’t ! carious truce existing betv.-ee’ft the two the next, he lifted so vigorously thst families; and as Henry grew to man­ aim no better. ” replied Jed. “ Thar was n. V 1 nothing but Hester’s ready agility saved A LOUER ON JJORSERACK. ! her from failing out of the saddle on tht a heap o’ talk about grttia’ ye for what hood, the colonel was often reluctant­ ly compelled to take the side of peace ye did do.” It is curious u^sbserve bow easily the opposite side. It was too much for her The talk was interrupted by their for the sake of setting au example be­ ctrands of repetition become twined equanimity, and she burst into a ring­ fore his son. arrival ut the farmhouse. In the cove. into the strong yam of habit, nnd how, ing laugh. • I but it was resumed again ut the supper almoi-t of its own volition, the thread In the case of the daughter, educa­ Kingbrand straightened up nod wiped thus twisted weaves itself into the fab­ table when Jnle and Bud were told of tion in a boRrdinpr.chool. where she the perspiration from hi* face. “I beg ric of human Mfe. When Mrs. Ludlow the threatened resumption of wdrk in had spent the grader portion of her your pnrdon—indeed 1 do; I told you I ’ the McNabb tunqrl. introduced Hugh Kingbrand at “The girlhood, and, later, association with was but an indifferent horseman,” he Laurels.’’ Hester Latimer’s first im­ “That’s some more o’ Latimer's do- the Ludlow s. had dyne much to modify apologized. pressions of the young author were her childish ideas Of feudal vengeance; in ’ s. ye can jest chalk that up on the "Please don’t mention it.” she said, rather unpleasant than otherwise. She but she was still enough of a imrtisan do’I" exclaimed the woman, vindictive­ amid io herself, after Mrs. Ludlow hud as soon as she could speak. “Il’s aw­ ly. “Thnr’l! nev’ be no jx-ace for st­ to be very warm in her defense of the fully mean in me to.luugh, but I couldn’t departed with her guest, that he was . Latimer righto, and, in common with all ’ • long as thur ’ s ary onr of ’ em left! ” help IL I shall have an immense resect too stiff and conventional; that he "Thar’s like to be odc more of ’em ' her brother, she could never believe for your strength after this.” seemed ill at ease; that he wus too that anything but vindictive ’malice ’ fore they ’ s any less, 1 reckon. ” said Ringbrand t.vok Pluto’s bridle from well-bred to lie congenial. Though *he Jeff, making a harpoon of bis fork and actuated the doiugwof the family In did not in the least suspect it, the the grinning boy nnd tried to mount, spearing another corn pone from the McNabb’ Cove. source of her dissatisfaction lay in the forgetting, in his embarrassment, that dish on the othet; side of the tab*e. “Don’t you think you are a little in­ fact that she had been prepared to lion- well-trained saddle-horses are prone tu "How d’ye make that out?*’ inquired clined to judge them harshly, my dear?” I object to approaches from the wrong ire him because he was nu author, mid Bud. Mrs. Ludlow had once ventured to oak, it was a trifle disappointing to be forced I side. He did not realize bis mistake un­ “I done saw a young feller a-ridin’ when'Hester had been expressing her to the conclusion that he AttisJ after nil, i til bo had one foot in the stirrup aift! round with the colonel this evenin ’ , contempt for the Bynums and every­ only a man, like other men. I was hopping about breathlessly in a an’ when 1 xxiked Jim iJobles 'bout him thing connected w ith them. differing fi’bm other gentlemen ; <lea|M«rate endeavor to make Pluto stand he said he was mighty thick with the “ No. ma ’am. I’m not. If you knew of her acquaintance .in no re­ still long enough to enable him to spriug Latimers—'lowed mayi>e he's a-shinio* them as well as we do, you wouldn’t markable degree, and wearing into the saddle; but with the knowl­ up to tbe gal” ask such n question.” none of the Insignia nnd regalia of the edge came a sudden access of obstinacy, "I didn’t see him,” said Jed. “What “I don’t know them at all, but from Ancient and Honorable Guild of Story­ apd ho determined to succeed if it took for kind o’ lookin’ Teller was he?” what you tell me I gather that they are the remainder of the afternoon. Hester Tellers. W hen she visited Mrs. Ludlow "Sort o’ biggity-lookin’, like he poor and ignorant, and that they have the foilowing day, some mention of this was convulsed with laughter, and it mought’ve jest got out of a ban’-box: hnd much the worst of tbe fight all disappointment came out in the cou- was some moments before rfhe could has a middlin’ heavy muastache, an’ ।| along. Can’t you be a generous enI find breath to suggest that Pluto ’ wa* versation. and the svlf-electeil ambas­ wears his beard whittled down to m .| emyT’ sadress laughed joyously at the tenta­ unaccustomed tn receiving bis rider p’int. That's about all 1 notice’, ’ceptin’. J "They never give one a chance to be form the off side. tive suggestion of the girl. that inigbty sorto’ 'j generous. You’ve do idea Uow mean _ _ _he _looks ------- «atye -------------o—y -hard, — “ I — know — it isn ’ t — custom — ary, ” "Why. my dear Hester, did you expect Hl— — ./8- u Scorn c... - done '— ■। like a catfish. like I metup ; they are. I’ve heard old Aynt BcUy to find him wearing-a uniform, with| a gatqied Ringbrand, making violent ef­ WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN •oat of arms and a pen trenchant for a forts to keep near the plunging animal, with him somew bars afore, but 1 cayn’l ( tell how mamma tried to make peace ric’lcct when ’r wher.” “but—I—usually—do it—‘■this way." when old Mrs. Bynum was sick. Mom­ •rest?” she inquired. City feller, I reckon, ” said Jed, with “ ma sent a basket of jellies and dainties Just then his foot slipped out of the "N—no, not exactly that, of course: down to the cove, and tbe next morebut I did expect-to find him differing stirrun, and Pluto’s enthusiastic and re­ contempt in his tone. “Oh, sure; don’t believe he ever did r. I .ing the basket and everything in it was proachful protests ceased. The discom­ somehow from other gentlemen.’’ fited cavalier mopped his straining face lick o’ work in his life; don’t look as if I found on our doorstep, smashed into "In what way?” he ever did, nohow.” bite." Public Interest. Will steadily locreave, snd tbe dSnsppoimmeei of the men who*** vote* tui t-e “Oh, in lots of'ways. I have a little again, and beckoned to tbe boy. “I don’t see what a gal like Hester । 1 “That was certainly vindictive—and tbe scale st tbe last election, with tbe rreaha under the ailmii Irtrat ton they tnected. rib n»*«e “Just hold him a second, will you?" •oiler* inu of idols—like most other pco< the ciLUipaicn lhe most InteCMly exciting m the hixtory of tbe country. Latimer ’ lows to find in a feller o ’ that . pie, I suppose—and one of them has tt he said, and, backing awsy for a short childish. Still I think you might for­ separate niche and is labeled *an au­ run, ho vaulted into the saddle before sort,” said Jed, passing his cup for more give even that,” thor.’ He has smashed that one beyond the astonished charger knew what was coffee. “It isn’t a question of forgiveness. “What do you-ull know ’bout Heater 1 You don’t understand, because you’ve, the leading Republican family newspeperot the United States will publish Ml tbe poHUoil 1be hope of repair." happening. “What a ridiculous idea! Poor Hugh! "Bravo! bravo!” exclaimed Hester, Latimer’s likes an* dislikes?" demand- I never been brought in contact with news of the day. Interesting to every American rlttarn regantieas of party afflllauou-. Also general new* in attractive form, foreign cum-»ijH>ndrnce covering tbe !>•*► he’d be broken-hearted if he knew how clappin^her hands in delighted appro­ ed his sister, pausing with the cup aud I such people. Anf as to their having world, an agricultural department second to none in the country, market reporti« which authority, fascinating Abort aiorltw. complete in each number. tb«- cream of Uv mdly he had foiled to realize your val. “That was certainly original. coffee-pot suspended. had the worst of it, there is a question recognised humeruus papers, foreign and domeatic. with their best comic picture*, fashion *a<» Meal." 3 “A good deal less ’n nothin*. 1 s’pose; । about that. They made poor Grand­ elaborate drescnptlonN Where did you learn to vault, Mr. Kingof womans afire, with a varied amt attractive department of h(>u»rhol<l but I ’ ve got eyes, on ’ I reckon I can use brand?" “There it is again, you see. An author father Latimer's life miserable, and I interest. Tbe "New York Weekly Tribune" to an Meal family paper VriUi srirculatb i: ’.arger than that of any other weekly unMlcatlon in the counti y toaued from the office of a dally. I-arc« <ny author—ought to be so far above “I used to do a little of it at the uni­ ’em same’s anybody.” shall always believe that John Bynum changes are being made In i to detail*, tending to give it greater Ufeand variety, and wpedaJy “Well, don’t ye go an’ forgit that they versity,” he replied, modestly forbear­ killed him at last. Resides that, they’ve more interest to tbe women and young people of thr booseboM. ain't no sheep ’ s eyes," retorted Jule. an ­ ing to add that he had held the record always been annoying and worrying us for the running high jump in his clan*. grily. “You ain’t got no call tobe th’on in ways that forbid retaliation because A SPECIAL CONTRACT zreblra re to o<tre UM relerelM»ura»l red ftbr BANNER “Do—do gentlemen usually mount in* ’em round at anybody that’s kin to I we couldn’t demean ourselves to pay that way in New York?" she inquired, the Latimer tribe." them bock in their own coin. No, I A ravenous silence followed this re­ I don’t think they’re had the worst of IL" innocently. “1 can’t say they do—not always,” he mark, aud when Bud left the table be said to Jeff: “Want to see ye bi me-by; responded, as they ambled down the (To bt Continued.) long avenue and turned into the moun­ come outside when ye get th’qo." (The regular Mibucrtption price uf tbe tv o j-»pcn Is fLTL) Jeff lighted his pipe a moment later tain road. “Now that yon speak of it, I had to go down to Apia five or six I’m not sure that I ever saw anyone do and followed his younger brother to the Subscriptions miy begin at any time. Address all orders to different times, and each time there it in just that way—at least not outside bam. "What was ye wantin', Buddy?" were 100 black boys tossy “Good morn­ he asked. of a circus." " 'Bout that that city feller—don’t ing” to. This waa rather a tedious She laughed again, a sweet bubbling hwatnut Plug Tobacco IO Cents THE NAHE OF THE HEXT President ot lhe unw states The New yori weeKiii Trihcoe OF HOVEHDER 4TH, 1896. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.00. OUIt IH HbVXHCE. common things that he wouldn’t care in the least what a foolish girl thought or said about him.” Mrs. Ludlow smiled. “If yon knew him as well as I do—if you could have seen him when he was struggling for recognition, with everything against Mm and no encouragement outside of his own conviction that the gift of au­ thorship was in him; when every fresh disappointmcntonly made him more de­ termined to succeed—if you could have toown him in those days, you wouldn’t have thought him commonplace. And even now, if you’ll give him a hint of the i superhuman part yon expect him to pmy. he’ll make a brave attempt to rise to* the occasion. I’m quite sure I shouldn’t do it, though, fori fancy that tegainiug your demi-god you might lose a fpleasant every-day acquaintance.” “Then I’ll not do it* 1 promise you; pleasant acquaintances are not so plen­ tiful in Tregarthen that one can afford to experiment with them, not even for tfee sake of restoring a cherished idol.” Waving obtained a foothold at “The m tettar .he be^re u, f, '• a^d from stroll- over of unrestained merriment that made him think of happy children and singing birds. “Didn’t yon kno^*, sure enough, that you were on the wrong side?" she asked, naively. "Honestly, I didn’t at first.'’ he con­ fessed. “but I began to suspect-some such dreadful thing befor? you s^oke. Then it occurred to mo that Pluto was unreasonably particular about such a small thing, and I thought it might be well to convince him of the fact.” "I think you’ve succeeded; but I'm afraid you have hurt his sense of the proprieties beyond recovery. He is al­ most as conventional as I used to think you were.” “I hope you don’t think it any more, after seeing my interpretation of 'boots and saddles.’ ” he protested. “And while we’re on the subject of horseback rid­ ing. let me make an open confession; I know less than nothing about it, ex­ perimentally, and I shall be deeply In­ debted to you if you’ll teach me how to l>*h,ave in a becoming manner.” She leaned over and disengaged her refused point-blank to sell at any price. That settled it, and it means that they propose to stay aud fight it out. There’ll be a fight, too. when we try to open the McNabb vein; and I hope wo can keep the Lathners out ot IL* - ? j "But you mustn’t get into It your­ self. Tom," interposed Mrs. Ludlow. Ludlow smiled grimly. "You think I wouldn’t cut much of a figure as a fire eater, don’t you? Well, dow, you just wait and see. When the tin: comes I’ll not go out of my way to pick a quarrel or to avoid one; but if those fellows Interfere with tbe work they’!j have to stand from under. And they'll find that they haven’t a w Iwle-sooled. Irascible, generous southerner to deal with, either.” ye reckon we-all could give him a sort of a scare that’d run him back whar he anno from?” • "I dunno. Why?” “Oh, 1 jest reckoned hit’d be better. If we-all ever do what ye was talkin’ ’bout a spell back, hit’ll be some easier if they ain’t so tnany of’em.” “You’re plum right about that; but then thar ain’t nothin* shore ’bout what Jim Dobles was a-sayin; he only ’lowed | maybe that’s what wasa-goin’on.” “That don’t make no difference, no­ how,” argued Bud. “If he’s got any fight in him, he’ll stanu up for his frien’s, an’ if we can run him out 'fore­ han’ we’re jest that much ahead. You’re plifm shore he ain’ta revenupr?’’ “Oh, I reckon not; from what I could pick up down at the settlement, I ’lowed he’s some feller that Tom Ludlow’d knowed hack in the north; he’s a-stoppin’ at Lndlow’s now. Talkin’ about revenucra, though, hit moughtn’t be rich a bad idee to let on like the boy* done took him for one; hit’d sort o’ make tbe scare come more natchel like.” .enactous os that overlying the other veins, and that there waa no apparent reason why it should require timber­ ing; but the indubitable fact remained. While th© work of development was in progress, tbe miners frequently found fha labor of a week undone in a single night by a caving of the roof which filled tnc tunnel with broken rock. Ludlow hod ita owd theory about these mysterious accidents, tout he kept it to himself. It waa suggested by the smell <rf black powder which he detected one morning when he waa examining tbe debris that had fallen during the -a.*-* -- ------ --- • i were Ming dynamite; and it led THE BUNNER. answered at all, and those who did, only with a grunt like a pig’s, it waa Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. V' several times in my mind to give np Best, Room a, Tribune building, New York City, snd a sample this piece of politeness. The last time copy of Tbe New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. I went down. I was almost decided; but when I came to the first pair of black boys and saw them looking so comic and so melancholy, I began the business over again. Thia time I, thought more of them seemed to an­ swer, and when I got down to the tail­ end where the carts were running, I Republican Newspaper received a very pleasant surprise, for one of the boys, who waa pushing at ot the West and Has the Largett Circulation. the back of a cart, lifted up his head, TLRM3 BY MAIL and called out to me in wonderfully good English: “You good man—al­ DAILY (wltlKMit Sunday)S4.00 per year ways say good morning.” It was sad DAILY (with Sunday) ......................................... >6.00 pwyear to think that these poor creatures should think so much of so small a piece of civility, and strange that As a Newspaper THE INTER OCEAN keeps abreast of the times in all (thinking so) they should be so dull respects. It spares nrithsr pains nor expense in securtn* as not to return it—-Robert Louis ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OP CUtRBKT UTERATURr Stevenson’s “Letters to a Boy,” in St. Nicholas. The Inter Ocean ThCiW^kly Inter OecAu— We none of us realize that it is our­ selves who change, and not ths food that delighted us in our youth. Said a crusty, hard-to-please husband: ••Wife. I wish you would moke pies that would taste as good as my mother's tuM to fta** •*«-*» —— * — — - twinn or water, a hodful of coal and an armful of wood, just as you used to do for your mother, and maybe you will like my pies aa well." He concluded tbe pics would 1answer the purpose just as they were. —Good HnnM—-1— $ | -00 The Weekly Inter Ocean As a Family Paper to Not EsceOad by Any. POLTTKiEl?!? nreJaJw?® “** ooMnlM th, Mm of th, World. red1. in M«aa ram.Zl.2 "^7 “? o~itar-d«.th,b.Mdtor It f MNUlurf in CMe«o both poHUc, and Hwratura OMLX THE INTER OCEAN. Chicago. YOU WILL REALIZE THAT “THEY LIVE WELL WHO LIVE CLEANLY,” IF YOU USE �== — Hasting Banner Thursday, Jan. 30, 1896 COOK. IxkiI Bailor The Editor’s Views /11 Interior of Observer Office. Broken Down With Nervous Exhaustion­ Extreme Wakefulness—Food Had to be Choked Down. Sochwu the condition of C. DeVoa, editor of Coopersville ;Mich.) Ob­ server. He expresses his experience as follows: - life work ha* been ‘ -My very exacting and confining. As a re­ sult my health failed and I was stricken* ith nervous exhaustion; I had no ap* petite, loss of sleep seemed to be wear­ ing my life out. While in this (fondition Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve Vitalizer was I commenced its use and----it had wonderful effect from the first dose. In few nights I was able to secure all the sleep I needed, my ap­ petite returned and became a* ravj nous as a wolf’s; I gained xs poui___ _ a few weeks, iny mind became clear and active, and I was soon res perfect health. For Salt by ft5 H. Goodyear. BUSINESS CARDS. ALICE KIRK. P11YR1CIAN AND 8UROXON. AH calln promptly attended day and nfRbt, Mice at Ford’s Hotel, south side entrance. k. 3 R BARRELL. W. W. POTTER. BARRELL & POTTER, Attorney* nt Law, effleo over Hauling* (Uy Bank. Collections jygmptly attended to, and general taw business J • A. LAMPMAN, D. D. S. AU kind* o* Dental work done carefully and promptly. L al Anesthrtila. gas or chloroform gtruD. Offlc. over Phtn Smith’s Racket Store, itemre 8 to 12 nnd 1 to 5. ; J. C. LAM PM AN. M. D. Office with W. A. Lampman. calls promptly answered. Special attention given to fitting wuflMwand treating Hernia or Rupture for radical cure. The majority of case* can be permanratlT cured without a surgical operaA. DODGE, Undertaker and Funeral • Director. A Fine Hearse at all Funerals. No extra charge for embalming. Delton, M ch. C AND COLLECTION OFFICE OF .1. M. SMITH. •ollectlons made in all parte of the state Conveyancing a speciality. Special pains taken iu drafting contracts, chattel mort­ gages and wills. Woodland, Mich. dward Taggart Ixtyal B. Knappen. Arthur C. Denison. TAGGART. KNAPPEN A DENISON, LAWYERS. Booms 811 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg., Grand Rapids, Michigan. E JAMES A. 8 WEEZEY. Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. Practices iu all courts of the state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. A. SCRIBNER, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Delton. - Mich, office in residence, one block east of depot. a. a c. h. barber H • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or county responded to with promptness, day or night. A. SHELDON, Abe tract aud Real Estate Office. Abstract Block, Hastings. Monty to loan on Real Estate Real Estate al on commission. General conveyancing. ring a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ oiled from the Records, can furnish complete abstracts. P « hilip t. colgrove. P Attorney at Law (Sucoesem to'Smlth & Colgrove.) (Office in Union block. Hasting*.) Practices la all tbe courts of tbe stole. K. KENASTON, Attorney at Law, (Over J.8. Goodvear & Co.’«*tove.) Practicesta allcourtaof the State. Collections prompttyattended to. • A • L‘ R. T1 MXEHMAN, Homospathlo Fby £ . ilclan and Snrgeon. OOceoru Rogar. arownr .tore.) LOCAL MEWS. - tIKtULrtTION • Tnis week, 86 quire?. Hereafter. cbangon fur advertisements must reach, tlih office Tuesdays at latest to insure insertion iu the Issue of the week hen brought. Exposure to cold, damp winds may result in pneumonia snlra* lhe system is kept Invigorat­ ed wilt Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Frank Kiteon, an Allegan county pitch­ er goes south March’Wto play ball with a Virginia team. SL Loufa la trying to ra’ae a 810.000 bonus for a threshing machine manufact­ ory to locate there. * Tbete is a scheme on foot to transmit the water power at Neelley’s mill in Gan Marsh to Plainwell. The saner visors of Clinton county and tbe council of 3L Jobos are In a wrangle as to which shall pay a doctor’s smallpox bill. Henry M- Perrin, ot 8t. Johns, left an estate valued at 880,000. He leaves tlireefourths lo his wife and bls daughter the rest. Webster Goodenopgh, a farmer living near Flint was repairing hia wind mill whoa a heavy gu«-t ot wind suddenly set Lhe mill in motion and be was swept to tbe ground 85 feet below. He was picked up. will’no bones broken but received terri­ ble internal injuries from which he proHe is 55 year? imtrty will BOt recover. old. Nothing cleans cleaner than Jaxon Soap SHIP WREATHED IN ELECTRICITY Wood Brothers of Union City last Tues­ The Hillsdale county fair bos an indebt­ day shipped to the Buffalo live stock edness Of 86.235.10. Tbe 1806 fair will be markets two steers that weighed 4,810 < One of the most rrinarkabit- electric held from Sept 25 to Oci. 3. TM balar pounds. storms at sea, which probably seemed of their secretary has been fixed at 8400. It not only is so, but it must be so. One intensified by reason of tlx? fact that Chas. Guest was In the habit of letting Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and that’s a cargo of Spanish iron ore passed what makes It go. V¥. H. Goodyear. ills horse go for 48 hours without food or through it, was experienced by the Brit­ In the past year more than 200 men have ish steamship Mercedes, which arrived water, until it ate up Its feed box and left Clieboygau for Providence, R. L, at this port the other day from Bilbao, manger, and finally had te be killed. where they secured employment in raw rays the Philadelphia Record. On the fbere is talk of bringing suit against the mills. Grand banka of Newfoundland during owner. Such a brute should be made an , A high liver with a torpid liver 111 not the nights of December 3 and 4 the example of. be a long liter. Correct lb« liver with ocean appeared like a mighty mass of Grand Ledge independent is agitating a DeWJli’s Little Early Risers, little pills flume or an endless stretch of prairie that cure dyspepsia and constipation. Area. Ball* of electrical • • • ■ fives -hissed system of water works for that village. W. H. Goodyear. and exploded in all direction and dart­ bas a poor Are prophstlon. and hence The Dundee fair association has decided ed among the vessel's masts and rig­ manufactorifs will not locate there, de­ to rebuild the sheds that were burned • ■ ging. The Mercedes’<»cape from going spite the fact that factories could be run tall, and otherwise improve their lair down on December 1 seemed little short Uiere with very little expense owing to grounds. of a miracle. She was struck by a south­ Uie abundance of coal the mines there Quick In effect, heals and leaves no west gaJe, which was accompanied by Burning, raaly akin eruptions quickly sens rolling high. During tbe height of supply. cured by DeWitt’s Wlicli Hazel Salve. Ap­ Jaxou Prize Baking Powder leavens plied to burtib, scalds, old sores, it Is magi­ the storm a huge deck derrick, weigh­ ing many tons, was torn loose from ita best cal In effect. Always cures piles. fastenings and swept overboard, leav­ W. H. Goodyear. About fifteen years arfo a little girl baby ing a hole in the vessel’* deeL Ball A Buell of Manistique contemplate which the water ran into tbe cargo, was left on tbe porch of the home of Geo. Granger and ife. In balem town­ cutting 25,000,000 teet ot lumber thin aea- ita course it carried away the main topson, tilcb will clean up the timlter In ship, The name Flossie was worked up- that locality. r.JBst, which was also of iron; part of tbe flying bridge, the after winch, and ■rn-' on some of the little one's clothes. One Minute (taugh Cure touches tbe little wait was taken in and adopted by right spot. It also touches it at the rlgnt part of the deck fitting*. Boon afterard the storm partly subsided, when Mr. and Mrs. Gt anger, given their name time if you take it when you have a cough See the point? Then don’t tlw electrical fire appeared in all direc­ and brought up as their own. Last Sat­ or cold. tions. it hung in big balls-, for two cough. W. H. Goodyear. urday tbe family received a letter and nights from the noasta and lore and aft There Is a plucky scboolma am in Milton stays, and practically turned night in to packet from a lawyer In Nashville. Tenn township, Cass county, who drives raven teHing them of tbe death of Flossie's miles to her school and back daily, aud day. As the big fireballs came together they would burst with a loud report mother, who bad left a fortune of several also supports a family of eight persons. upon tbe vessel and disappear. Under thousand dollars to the little girl she bad “Give me a liver regulator and 1 can this light at night such temporary re­ parted with several years ago. Mr. Gran­ regulate tbe world.” said a genius. The pairs were mode as were deemed neces­ ger intends going to Nashville to secure druggist banded him a bottle of DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, tbe famous little pill. sary to reach port. what he can for the child. W. H. Goodyear. DANGEROUS LIGHTS. Jaxon Soap hurts no fabric. The Round Oak Stove Works, Dow­ Old People. agiac’s principal manufacturing institute, trietty with Plain Globo*. Old people who require medicine to will be entarged in order to add a plant for An English paper states that London regulate the bowels and kidneys will find the making of cook stoves and ranges. oculists are up in arms against the the true remedy In Electric Bitters. This Don t Invite disappointment by experi­ very serious danger to the community medicine does not stlmutate and contains menting. Depend upon One Minute uo whiskey nor other intoxicant, but acts Cough Cure and you have Immediate re­ caused by tho electric light. Several as a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly lief. It cureis croup. The only harmless eminent eye doctors are agreed on the on the stomach and bowels, adding remedy that produces immediate results. point that unless * stop is put to the strength and giving tone to the organs, W. H. Goodyear. exposure of uncovered electric lights thereby aiding nature in the performaucc Commander B. ‘ F. Graves, of the Sol­ in the streets and in shops and offices of the functions. Electric Bitters is an nearly all the imputation will become excellent appetizer and aids digestion. diers Home, says be is not a candidate for Old people find it just exactly what they re-appolutment, but will return to hia old blind. Experts are so greatly exercised in the matter that they even suggest need. Price fifty cents per bottle at W. homo in Adrian. that parliament should take it up and H. Goodyear’s Drugstore. Soothing, healing, cleansing, DeWIll’t prohibit the use of plain glass globes Union City burincm mt n are negotiating Witch Hazel Salve is the enemy to sores, for electric light unless they are prop­ wounds and piles, which it never falls to for an electric light plank cure. Stops Itching and burning. Cures erly shaded. Commenting on this, a chapped lips and cold sores in two or London electrical journal says: “It is not customary to look at the sun, and W. H. Goodyear. Mrs. Pbrebe Thomas of Junction City, three hours. Ill., was told by her doctors that she bad Mosses Griswold, of Indian River, sol­ not even the most enthusiastic electri­ consumption and that there was no hope emnly avers that, with the aid ot of a dog cian would suggest that naked arcs for her, but two bottles of Dr. Kings’ New and ax, he killed a savage female bear and and incandescent filaments were ob­ Discovery completely cured her and she one of her cubs and brought lhe other cub jects to be gazed at without limit. But bays it saved her life. Mr. Thomas Eg­ triumphantly to town alive. naked arc lights are not usually placed gers, 139 Florida St. San Francisco, suf­ J. W. Pieroe. Republic, la., says: "I so aa to come within the line of sight, fered from a dreadful cold, approaching my and when they do so accidentally, consumption, tried without result every­ have u.<ed One Minute Cough Cure In — thing else then bought one bottle of Dr. family and for myself; with results so en- whatever may result, the injury to the Kings's New Discovery and in two weeks tirely sstisfavtory that 1 can hardly find eye is quite perceptible. The filament was cured. He is naturally thankfui. It woius to express myself as to Its merit. of a glow lamp, on the other hand, is Is such results of which these are samples, I will never Call to recommend It to others, more likely to meet the eye, but a that prove the wonderful efficacy of this on every occasion that presents Itself.’’ frosted bulb is an extremely simple and W. 11. Goodybail medicine in coughs nnd colds. Free trial common way of entirely getting over bottle at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug store. that difficulty. The whole trouble cau Regular size 50c. and 81.00. CHAMPION MEAN MAN. easily be remedied by the. use of prop­ erly frosted or colored glass globes. Electricity now lights the streets of Bay In any cone, however, the actual perma­ Fort. Huron county on dark nights. “I located the meanest mon in the nent injury to the eye by the glowing world n few days ago,” said a traveling filament is r.o greater than that due The best salve in tbe world for cuts, man, according to the Washington to an ordinar.v gas flame.’’ bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores,.tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, Star. “I stopped nt- a small Virginia FISH THAT DRANK WINE.' corns, and all skin irruptions, and posi­ town. and. the hotel being crowded, tively cure plies or no pay required. It had to sleep in thr room with another Rome of Them. Developed a Taste far It and Got liartoo*. is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction man. I left a call for an early morn­ or money refunded. Price 25 cents per ing train, .and when I was awakened “Did you evqr sec drunken fish?” in­ box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the found that my roommate had taken a quired a Sonoma county wine grower. druggist. No one would confess tint he had still earlier train. I also discovered During tbe navigation season of 1895 that he had taken my trouser jn the seen intoxicated fish, rays the Sen Francisco Post, and the silence indi­ pockets of which were about 830. I nearly 600 vessels sought shelter at Sand complained about, it to thr hotel and cated a predisposition to incredulty. Beach. “1 suppose you are going to tell u* thr clerk raid the man was u horse If asked the question “Have you got a buyer, and lit would be made all right, about a drunken catfish staggering stomach?” it would be safe on general so I took the train to a town about down through the orchard catth­ principles, to answer “Yes.” But if you 100 miles distant. On the train I ex­ ing a bird?” suggested one. are sure of it; that Is, if you ever feel any “ Do you think 1 am a liar? ” demand ­ amined thr pockets of the trousers I distress after eating or any pains ot what­ ever description iu tbe region of tbe stom­ had on and found a wallet containing ed the farmer, indignantly, but he was left in ignorance as to the belief of his •3,000. I telegraphed the real owner ach, vou have got something more than an ordinary stomach; In other a ords, you at once, saying I would return them, hearers. “My winery is right on the have got a diseased stomach. The stom­ which I did. not paying the express bank of a little creek. This time of ach is a powerful muscle, and the proper charges, as I was out of funda, he hav­ the year the water stands in pools nnd remedy for a tired muscle Is rest. Try the ing all my money. After two days, every pool is full of trout, suckers nnd Shaker Digestive Cordial, for this product during which I wore borrowed trous­ pike. All of the waste from the. not only contains digested food, which will ers, 1 received mine with express winery is thrown into the creek, and nourish the system without any work on the part of tbe diseased organs, but It aids charges unpaid and a C. 0. D. bill at­ that is enough to discolor the water, tbe digestion of other foods as well. You tached for 35.cents he had paid on his but tlie other day a big vat of sour cau test its value in your case for lhe own. I borrowed the money and got claret burst and nearly all of it ran trifling sum of 10 cents. Sample bottles at the package, but if there ia a prize at­ down into the hole'of water just below this price are carried by all druggists. tached to tbe discovery ofj.be meanest the Winery. In half an hour the pool was crowded with fish floating telly man in the world, I want it.” up. 1 thought they were dead, and Laxol is the best medicine for children. Doctors recommend ii in place of Castor ANYBODY CAN AFFORD A GRAVE pulled a big pike out, but he wiggled and flopped around just like an old Oil. drunk trying to get up without any­ A private militia company, with forty­ A correspondent of tbe Boston Trav­ thing to hold on to. One by one they seven members, bas lieen organized at eler describes the queer cemetery of disappeared as they sobered up, nnd South Haven. the Mexican city of Guanajuato. when the water cleared two days after­ Stop! Lady, Stop! There ia hardly room in Guanajuato for ward there wasn’t a dead fish in the Lean and lank, the living, so it behooves the people to pool. They bad just been jagged.” He’s such a crank; exercises rigid economy in the disposi­ My stars! 1 thank CHARLEY HOYT’S SPEECH. tion ot her dead. The burial place is on Pm not his wife: the top of a steep hill, which overlooks He’d make my life Hl* Legialattv* Career. A scene of strife. the city and consists of area inclosed The scholar in politics hns som? odd Stop, lady, stop! bls liver Is out of or­ by what appears from the outside to der. “He’s just too nice for anything.” be a high wall, but which discovers it­ experiences and is in a position to get bis wife say." “when be is well.” Every self from within to be a receptacle for lota of fun out of them. Chariey'Hoyt, wife’s husband should, if sick, take Dr. the playwright, is a, member of the New Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It Hampshire legislature. Talking in much as the confines of their native val­ pats the liver and kidneys in good work­ Boston the other night, saya the Troy ing order, purifies the blood, cleanses the leys oompr.l them to live. Each apart­ system from all impurities, from what­ ment in the wall ia large enough to ad­ Times, he related on incident that took ever cause arising, and tones up the func­ mit one coffin, and is rented for fl per place in hia political career. He arid tions generally. Once used It is always in month. The poor people are buried in that be never made, to hia knowledge, favor. Sold by alt dealers in medicine. the ground without the formality of a more than one successful speech, and coffin, though one ia usually rented in that was when he waa endeavoring to Dr. Pierce’s Pellets permanently cure which the body is conveyed to the get a certain measurr? calling for a constipation, sick headache, indigestion grave. As there are not graves enough large appropriation, through the house. nnd kindred derangements. ♦o go round, whenever a new one is Action had been delayed as long as needed a previous tenant must be dis­ possible, but when the time came a The Elk Rapids Iron company te at pre­ turbed, and this likewise happens when bright young lawyer opposed the meas­ sent receiving 250 cords of wood per day. n tenant’s rent is not promptly paid in ure, attacking Mr. Hoyt in a most sav­ advance. The body is then removed age manner and making many person­ The readers of tht* paper will be pleased to from its place in the mausoleum or ex­ al allusions. Mr. Hoyt responded learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease humed. as the case may be. and tbe very briefly, but the attack had been so that science has been able to cure In all It* bones nre thrown into the basement be­ fierce aa to arouse sympathy, and tbe stages and that I* Catarrh. Hair* Catarrh Cure measure was carried. Meeting one of low. is the only positive cure now known to the his colleagues the next day Mr. Hoyt medical fraternity. Catarrh being a jonstliu. waa naked what action he was going tlenal disease reaulres a constitutional treatto take about tbe abusive speech. menu Hall’s Catarrh Cure I* taken internally, «cilug directly upon tbe blood and moc*us “Why. nothing," responded Mr. Hoyt surfaces of tbe »ystem. thereby destroying tbe ”Are you going to stand calm­ f .undation of the disease, and giving the pa­ Whao rira was a (Md, Mm cried far Oratorio. tient strength by building up the constitution ly by and be insulted in this manner ?" twd assisting nature in doing it* work. The the gen tieman asked. -M1 don't exactly proprietor* have so much Jaitb in Its curative [towers thaltbey offer One Hundred Dollar* for see what I can do.’ returned Mr. Hoyt. any case tiiat It tails to cure. Bend tor Hat of with a litt'r more than his usual drawl. Address. F, J. Cnsoey * Oo., Toledo. O. You see, 1 wrote that speech aud prid the man 825 to deliver it. remedy, Mr*. Wtastow’* Soothing Syrup for children teething. It sooths tbs child. softens tlie gums, allay s ail pain, cures wind colic and Is the - best remedy for diarrhoea. Tweniy-dve cento a bottle. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Brockway, of Linden, have celebrated tbe sixtieth Tbey vereary of their marriage. lived almost 5p years in Cooper, among the first white rattlers. Lake anul- Iheconse of n. have being Is this; if you are troubled with Catarrh Cold in Head, Hay Fever, go to tbe drug­ gist named below and get a bottle of Cen turyCatarrh Cure. No danger of being humbugged. Relief in five minutes and a positive cure. Bold by Fred L. Heath. Experts are beginning to jbore for oil near Muskegon, and It is said their ia every Indication of success. Tbe company organized a short time ago bas leased 4000 acres of land upon which to make experi­ ments. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria THE AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE, Hastings City Bank, Hastings, Mich SURPLUS. •17,000.00 Incorporated under the laws of the Stats st ’ Michigan. Open for business, Dec. 16, ISM, OEinCERS Great D. G. Robinflon. President; Chester Mrerar. Vice Pre*. Taking the total length of the rail­ Dan W. Reynold*, CsShira. ways of the world at even 60,000 mile«, DIRECTORS: and allowing a daily average of ten Daa W. Reynold*. D. G. Bobinaon. trains over each road, it is estimated X. L.Cook. that the total loss of iron by wear and tear each day of the year ia not leas than COO tons. The iron thus lost goes back to the earth in tbe shape of fine powder, which is finally transformed Into soluble iron salte. CbtHe m a Wedtltag Gift. Swiss brides in several of the moun­ tain cantons receive a most prosaic wedding gift--a Gruyere cheese. Thia cheese is made by the bride’s girl friends, and is placed in the new house under a glass case. It is never eaten, but the record of each important family event ia marked on the rind. Make Yonreelt Strong. If you would resist pneumonia, bronchitis tyuhold fever, and iierslstent coughs and colds. These Ills attack the weak and run down sys­ tem. They can find no foothold where the blood is kept Dure, rich and full of vitality, the appetite gooa and digestion vigorous. with Hood’s Barsaparllla the on© true blood purifier. Hood's Pills cure liver -IBs. constipation, biliousness, jaundice. sick headache. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made Id the conditions of a certain mortgage. executed by Adison C. Benedict and Margaret Beur.dJct. busband and wife, to Harvey William*, dated the eleventh day of June 1885. recorded the twenty third day of June 18®. ana on which there is claimed to be due, at tbe date hereof. Two Hnsdred and Ten Dollars and ninety five cents, notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of the power of sale tn said mortgage,! shall foreriose the same, by a sale of the mortgaged premises, at public auction., to the highest bidder, ax the north front door of the Court House in tbe City of Hustings. Barry County Michigan, on tbe sewnteeuth day of April IMS. atone o'clock In tbe aftcrtKMMi. ibe same being described n» all those certain pieces or parcels of land situated in the township of Hone, iu tbe County of Barry, and State cf Michigan, and described aa follows, to wit: Tbe w«*t pari of the north east quarter, of the north east quarter of Section thirty six coutain logthirty acres of tatwi and the east part of the north west quarter of the north east quarter ot Section thirty six contain ing ten acres of land, and containing io all torty acres ot land, tbe stmo being in town­ ship two north o< range niee west. ■ Dated Jan. 15. IMG. Harvey Willi am. — Mortgagee. Cna«.H. Baukh. Attorney for Mortgagee. Your Daily Bread Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not so when yon buy it at the City Bak­ ' ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. A. E. RENKES. FROFK MORTGAGE BALE. Default. having been mafic in tbecondition* «r a certain mortgage made by George W. Gregevy and Ann Gregory to Evelyn Dibble dated Des. 11 A. D. island recorded in the office of tbe Register of Deeds, for tbe County of Barry and Stale of Michigan, on the 11th day of December A. D. inn in Liber 33 of Mortgages. on page an. Bald mortgage w»im given upon, tbe express condition thid.motrta auy d-fault be made In tbe payment of tbe said Inter™:, or any port there­ of. on any day whereon tbe same h made pay­ able. as above expresfled. and should the arose remain unpaid and In arrvar for the apace of thirty days, the<- aud from tbcncefore, that is to say after tbe lapse of sold thirty day*, the aforesaid principal sum of twelve hundred dollars with all arrearage of Interest ihereoa shall, at the option of said party of tbe aeoood party become due and payable. Default having been made in the payment of Interest due Dec. 11th. IBM. ana tbe same haw­ ing remained unpaid and In arrears for the apace of thirty da>s and upwards, the aforesaid principal aunt of twelve hundred dollar* wMk all arrearages of interest ihereoa 1* now declar­ ed due and payable by the terms ef said mort­ gage on which mortgage there is claimed to he due at tbe date of this notice the sum of Thir­ teen Hundred seventy three Dollar* sad fiftytwo cents, and an attorney’* fee of thirty Bv* DollarH prorilled for In said mortgage, and a* salt or proceedings at law having been Instttated to recover tbe moneys secured by said ■uxtg*Kf or auv part thereof: Now. Therefore, by virtue ot the power af sale contained In said mortgxrr. and the statnfa la such case tmtae and provided, notice 1* bereby given that on Bahirday tbe Twenty-eighth day of March A. D. 18RG. at ton o’clock tn tho forenoon. I shall sell at Poblic Auction, to th* highest bidder, at the North front door of tho Oourt Hoore in tbe city of Hastings (that bring the place where tbe Circuit Court tor Barty Oountyb holdon). the premise* described in. •aid mortgage, or no much thereof m may b* necemary to pay the amount do* on said morV gage with seven i»r cent, interest and all local costs, together with an attorneys fee of Thlrtyflve Dollars covenanted fcr therein, toe premis­ es being described In Mid mortgage a* all that Rece or parcel of land lying aud being MtuTO* the Township of Hasuuo In the County ot Horry and-8tote nt Michigan,and known and do scribed im follows; The North sixty «Xh .terrs of the South West Quarter of Bectlaa Thirty-two (32) in Town Three (») North. Range Eight (8) We Th* parties <-t the first part hereh pay the taxes that maj upon this mortgage up t cent, and tbe exeeM <If cent to be paid by the hereto. EVELYN OlBXUt. PROBATE ORDER. fitato of Michigan, County of Barnr-ss. Ata *cmIoi> of the Probate Court for tht County of Barry, bolden u the Probate offic*. iu the City ot Hastings, in said county, aa Mon­ day, the 20th day ol January in -the year one thousand eight hundred and niuety-Bix. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Prebar •» In the matter of the estate of Clara 8 Walers, deceased. Oa reading nnd filing the petition duly vertGod.uf Gen. R. Hyde. Administrator of said retute praying for reavons In said petition set forth to nt be may be liceoMed to sell the real Mtnnf W|d deceased n* In said petition de­ scribed. ftiereupon It is ordered. that Tneoday. the isthdaruf February, A. D. at ten o'clock In the forenoon hr assiimed for tbe hearing of said petition and that toe helm, at law ot said dtecamri *ud all other neraous Interested In aidd estate, are required lo appear at a •estton ot aald court, then to bo bo1 den at toe Probate of flctK lo the City of liastlngs, In sJUd'Cuunty, and ■how cause; It any there be. why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. Aud it Is further onlered* that wild petitioner give notice to the persona Interested In said estate, of the pendency of raid petition and the hearing thereof by causing a copy of tow order to be published In the Has­ ting* Bannkk, a newspaper printed and rirool*te<i In Mid County of Barry, once la each week for three successive week* previous to PHILIP T. COLGROVB, said day of hearing. Attorney tor Mortgagee. Chas. W. armbtkong. Judge of Probate. Dated Dec. Nth. IBM. (A true copy.) KAFFIR kola extraci Is the Greatest Remedy and Cure of the Kaffir Kola Extract Co Office, 82, 208 State Street, . HICAOO. in Buying a Piano or an Organ >50 and >52 WABASH AVENUE, CHICAGO, HJL. �FIRE! x FIRE! FIRE! The Great Fire Sale of the EXAfllNE THEM! While you ares buy­ ing shoes just look at the A. R. McOmber Stock of Jewelry and Silverware. ‘ You never saw such Bar­ * ' ' 1gains.' Prof. MUia Coneo.*t. frof. Mite* gave another of his very, en­ j arable concerts at the Preabytetlan .choreb last evea'i.’iK which was well at­ tended and much appreciated^ The fol­ lowing program was rendered:— 1. Overture. „ . J Orchestra. 2. Vocol note. “Dartlag Nrtlte’’ * Mrv Olive buleoba. 3. Becitation, Miss Harrlette Rendle. 4. Selected. w , Orchestra. a. Fiaoo Soto, • Overtye,” Francis Alexander Mills. <. Baritone Solo, ■Dearest Heart My He*Mr. Fred Spaulding. Cornet Solo. -Boses and Lillies Francis Alexander Milla. Recitation, Mtsa HArriette Beadle. ((a) ‘Uid eoiiui at Home ’ i Fiano Solo. < (var.) f. I (b) •'Sweet Dreams Paradise* Francis Alexander Mills Vocal Solo, Miss Rffa Blmpsou. Vocal Solo. -Suuslilne of Paradise Aller." Jo** Mr*. Olive Suleeba. • Cornet Solo. " Magoolia Serenade.” «nw Francis Alexander Mills. . «. Prof. Mills bas done much to further the ihterest for a high grade of music in our city and the entertainmeut last eve­ ning was up to his usual high standard. U. of M. Chas. B. Andrus, '98 entertained II. B. Andrus ot Nashville over Sunday. . The Fraternity War has been decided by the Regents adversely to the Palladium fraternities. If the Gynmnsiutn is rented by hem they must open it freely to th* other fraternities and the independents. Rev. T. DeVyitt Talmage lettured before tbe S. L. A. last Friday night, his subject being “My Journey Round the World?’ It was Intertaining it nothing more. The Athletic Association has presented Chas Baird with a silver mounted shaving set as a testimonial to his efficient manage­ ment of the foot ball team for the past season. Booker T. Washington, lhe distinguish­ ed educator, svoke to a large audience in University Hall last Friday afternoon. HU sabj?rt was -rhe Elevation of ?the Negro race.” It has been a long time since a more eloquent address has been heard from that platform. The Choral Union has begun the prac­ tice on tbe opera to be sung at tbe last concert of tbe M*y Festival. The work Is “Sampson and Delilah” by Saint Sarno. At tbelr meeting last week the Regents made two very important appointments. The first was the appointment of Dr. El via F. Mosher to bo professor of hygiene and womans dean of the literary dept. The second was that of Robert Mark Wenley, of Scotland, to be professor of pbi'osophv. Both will begin their services next college year. Gertrude Buck, well known to Michigan’s newspapers readers as '‘Kittle Carew,” w^s made assistant in English for the second semester. High School >ote». Grace Barker and William Vanoc varied tiic programme last Tuesday morning by giving tbe current events of the past week. The former spoke upqn th* Armenian, Venezuelan ann Hawaiian questions; tbe latter upon tbe Cuban, Transvaal and Bond Issue questions. Carr* Osgood and Charlie Brown visited the high school Monday morning. Mrs. Merrick visited several .classes Tuesday afternoon. Last Friday morning Mary Crook gave u* tbe current events of the past week. They were veiy Interesting and were hlgh, ly appreciated by tbe students. Mrs.Campbell nnd Mrs. Evarts visited 'Owr school Friday p. m. . Fred Youngs visited oil r grammar claw Friday afternoon. Nellie Brown, Dora DePne* and Will Cushing who were absent last week on ac­ count of Illness have resumed their stud­ ies. « Miss Marshall Is absent from school this week on account of illnms. Louis Michael gave us an Interesting review of tbe events M the part week Monday a. m. Ilygh Stllson and Mrs. Sisson were the ■only visitors Monday. We. the studeots. are looking forward with eager expectatioo to the perfection of onr fire drill. SixthGrade. The Mbaentees for the work are: Jake Edger. Mary Bead). Allan Gitg»b?-. Roy Bupplw*. Beute Collins, OUa Meade -nd Eddie Wait. The vtoilors for lhe week are Mrs. Merrick and Mrs. GreusH. The sixth gnute remembered Michigan’s Mllh birthday, which was Jan. 3d. Our exercises for Monday morning con»Uted of m> essay on “A Newsboy.” which ? dkl not like that work and so adbe rest of the scholars not to ln. ®J5.. Aw»ll*er paper wm read by Tinkler ou tbe subject “Hor**." GIVEN AWAY! f F. G. Stowell StockoF Boots AND Shoes A. R. McOmber has■ • Still continues and people are daily going forth given away over six with Bargains that they never dreamed of. gross of King’s Spec- Were damaged only by smoke and water, their wearing qualities being just as good as ever. Genevieve Rider visited, u# the past week. : Maude Custer waa absent last week on J account of the illness of her brother. The first division Is reading the ,,Ode”\ written by Lowell for the celebration of the introduction of lhe Cochituate water into the city of Boston Oct 25.1848. None ot the boys have been absent this term. We had a written review iu Grammar last Tuesday, aud in Geography last Fri­ day_____________ DAUGHTER OF REGIMENT DEAD. Enlisted sad Followed tho Math Ohio to the Front. The other day there died at the Cin­ cinnati (0.) infirmary Mme. Sophie Hebrigel, who was born in France but came to America in 1850. At the open­ ing of the war she enlisted and followed the Ninth Ohio to the battlefields where she attended the wounded and devoted the greater part of her fortune to the establishment of field hospitals. Through three years’ service she car­ ried an ordinary soldier’s canteen, and this, with a flag she in some way ote tained. was one of the treasures of her declining years. So great was her ven­ eration for the flag that her will directs that her remainx.be wrapped in it be­ fore incineration, which she chose for the disposition of her body. Of Inte she hna been an object of charity.. She was 83 years of age. Defeated in her claim before congress for a pension, her will asks that God may have mercy on those who have so slightingly treated her. WOMEN RECEIVE RECOGNITION Bar AMoci^tlon of Allegheny County Fa­ vors Their Actailit<!on to Practice. At a largely attended inerting of the Allegheny County Bar nKsocirftion tbe other day women lawyer^ received pro­ fessional recognition. Pittsburgh, Pa., boasts of two female lawyers. Re­ cently a committee from the bar asso­ ciation, in drawing up rccommendatious of conditiomi for admission, re­ ported ^gainst admitting females to practice. At the meeting the other day, after some fiery dtecussion, the bar association rejected this report by an almost unanimous vote. Attorney J. M. Stone argued that if women were admitted tbey might become judges. He thought this would injure the dig­ nity of the bench. “Court might hate to adjourn,” he said, “while her honor's baby waa teething.” M. A. Woodward said the admission of women would act as a needed refining influence upon law­ yers generally. NEvT MACHINE GUN. !• Operated by Electricity and Za Far Superior to the Gatitor Gm». A New York Tribune special from Washington soys: A new machine gun has been adopted for use on naval ships, which the small arms board reports to be the most destructive weapon firing a bullet of ita caliber yet found. The gun haa a record of 420 shots a minute and requires no work except the pressure of an electric birtton to maintain the terrific fire, the n-ntnynatic system haring been applied to it The gun is a self-feeder and grinds out shots with & rapidity that would make it a most dangerous piece for landing par­ ties. Aa compared to the Gntling,which has been the navnl machine gun for years, it is just about ax superior as the modem rifled gun is to the old smooth bore. The Gatling has a weight of 350 pounds, while the new gun weighs only 35 pounds and cm be taken by a man on his shoulder and eeaily carried from point to point. A king with a strong arm is King Carlos of Portugal. Ouce upon a time in the not long ago he went cut hunt­ ing. His horse took fright and rushed headlong down the mountain, down to­ ward a frightful precipice. A few yards more and horse and rider would be dashed to pieces. But up rose the king in hte stirrups and brought his iron flsta down on the poor beast’s head with—well—with u whack. The home dropped as if strurfle by light­ ning and the rider was safe. At Accra, on the Gild coast, the daily newspaper of West Afrim, the Gold FEW BIRDS OF PARADISE. He is giving ' x 4b j. bargains in Jewelry > lacks. These Goods LAUGHS HIMSELF TO DEATH. that will surprise you Mini • Bha can’t, tor the life of her, make head nor tail of a time table. She can’t be jolly and appreciate the beat time going, if ahe know, her hair la out of curt She can’t, when U'a a quMtlon be­ tween Cupid and heraelf. help aaying “No" when ahe mean. “Yw," and vice veraa. She cannot, not even the moot daring of her aex, ecratch . match on the role of her boot—at leant, in aa unroncerned manner. - She can’t take a hammer into her Band and attempt picture hanging within* HISSED STARS AND STRIPES. During the flirt perfornwace at Montreal U_e other night of Rlort J4K the appearance of the etan and l5'Tibiv hl««> hr the au­ dience. The htwing wu eo ee-rere and tho dixeatlrfactlon of the audience ao apparent that between tho drat and locond acta the mancRenient sent out tor a number of union Jecka, which were prominently dlaplnred in the eecond act. and were heartily cheered aa waa the Ringing of "Rule Britannia." which waa followed by "M.rchinJ. C'°TU-” The appearance M Coiumblo at the end of the third act am not create any comment. pitiful condition. GAie for* Soldier. She cant brtp ranging a wom^. v_ ’o ?,riloe Chrl,u«a Victor at Hotutein. of ordinary Irtttr paper. witboot apearing it ' > WHAT FAST SKATERS REQUIRE. Ntebotaa Ktaghardc !>»•* Belching Bleed After • Vaaaal la Rumored. Exeel la lee Rociag. SopF'y tbe Millinery Trade. Nicholas Khifhardt, of South Bend, The typical s^eed skater has a short The bird of parr.diae most used in ir.HHnery is obtained from the Papuan Ind., laughed so heartily the other body, capacious, round ohast, with islands and New Guinea, says a writer day at the jokes of a comedian who Is well-dereloped back; hia thighs are in Nature. Mr. Wallace, in describing playing at the Olympic theater in Chi­ strong and very long, aa are also his the Paradises apoda, says: ’’From each cago that he Ruptured a blood vessel side of thr bpdy, beneath the wings,! and died in a few minutes from hem­ springs a dense tuft of long and deli­ orrhage. Kiughardt was 23 years old long, flat skate to which hia flattened cate plumes, sometimes two feet in and waa a cook at tlic Lake View hotel toot is so closely bound. The large nrualength, of tiie most golden-orange color, in South Befld. He caiuc to Chicago ciea of his chest are not exercised, and and. very glossy, but changing toward the other day to visit his friend, Charles his arms. held lying idly along hia the tips into a pale brown. Thia tuft । SaelhofT. of 2340 State street In the haek. are unused except in an occasion­ of plumes can be i terated and apread afternoon they went to tho Olympic al spurt, when they are brought down out at plwi.sure, so as almost to con­ theater. About five o’clock a comedian and swung straight from the shoulder. ceal the body of the bird.” Jules Forest came on tbe stage. He wore big shoes They say that they catch leas wind bitterly deplores the destruction which and a white coat with balloon sleeves. held that way. and that the position bun been going on during the last dec­ Kiughardt began "to laugh ns soon as is restful to the tense extensors of tbe ede. He emphasizes the fact that it the comedian opened his mouth and he back This is. no doubt, true, says is no longer possible to procure such was unable to restrain himself. Blood Popular Science Monthly, but’ the re­ perfect 8|>eeinien6 as were common ten . trickled from his mouth, and Saelhoff sult Is disastrous to symmetrical devel­ years ago, since the unfortunate birds led him out of tho. theater. He bled opment. This type of flgwe ia seen at are so hunted that uone'of them are al­ somewhat all the way to Madison and | its best in such skaters aa the Dona* lowed to live long enough to reach full Clark streets, where he was taken into • hues, McCormick, ths old-time profes­ . _________________ maturity, the- full plumage of the Da]e,<t Sem pt H’s drug store. There Dr. | sional, who still skatee a fast race, al* mate bird requiring several years for B. P. Reynolds was called. Kiughardt 1 though now 40 years of age, and In ita dcvelojjment. He further states had no more than been seated In a chair Wilson Breen, a professional, who has “that birds which now flood the Paris when, in a veritable, flood, the blood been a winner of much gold and glory market are far the most part young gushed from his mouth and flowed upon by means of his long legs and power­ ones, still clothed in their first plum­ the floor. His arms fell limp at hia ful thighs. Thr conclusion that speed age, which lacks the brilliancy dis­ rides and in a moment he was dead skating alone is not a good exercise played in tiie older bird, and are con­ to develop a well-built, symmetrical sequently of small commercial value.” NEW MEXICO WANTS ARMENIANS man will be patent to anyone who re­ Since January 1, 1892, strict regula­ Amadeo Chare* Offen Them Fire Hundred views the facta. If indulged In it should tions for the preservation of the bird of Thousand Arres of Land. be, as done by McCulloch, in conjunc­ paradise' have been in force in German Amndeo Chaves, territorial snperid- tion with other forms of athlet ics which New Guinea, and M. Forest appeals to tendent of public instruction, the other bring into action the muscles of tbe the English and Dutch governments to day addressed a tetter to Edward F. arm. calf, shoulders and chest, follow their good example. Cragin, chairman of the Chicago execu­ The common sense of every thought­ tive committee to aid the Armenians, PLANTS THAT GO INTO A TRANCE ful woman must at once tell her that thanking him for his suggestion of col­ no comparatively rare tropical apecies, onizing these people in New Mexico and such as the bird of paradise, can long offering to supply the necessary land A curious exhibit is made at the Me­ withstand this drain upon it, and that free of wit, Mr. Chaves considers Mr. this ruthless destruction, merely to Cragin’s idea the happiest solution of chanics’ fair. It Is nothing more nor pander tp the capHce of a passing fash­ tho Armenian problem that has yet less than a display of ‘'mummified” ion, will soon place one of the most been advanced. He has looked into the plants. It requires a label to inform beautiful denizens of our earth in the character of tbe Armenians and regards the people that they are dead. says.the some category as the greet auk and them aa a ven- desirable class of settlent. Bvwton Transcript, for tbe Hants are the dodo. In western Valencia county, along the •Tbey are not made of wax. or of cloth, line of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, GIRL MINERS IN GEORGIA but are Rename plan la that.hare grown Mr. Chaves has extended laud interests, ’n tbe earth until tbey haie reached a latrodoetlon of a Foreign Custo® and he proposes to place at the disposal good rtate ot development, wbeh. by of the Chicago Armenian association, Four athletic young girls find daily free of cost, allt he land they may desire their being treated to a certain injec­ employment at a small cool oune in the to colonize up to 500,000 acres. Or. if tion. the growth la arretted. -Then tlahofiing valley, naveral miles from the committee deems best to I&cute the comes the strange part, for tbe plants Shamokin, says the Atlanta Constitu­ colonists on public lands, Mr. Chaves eo treated do not droop and die. the tion. The colliery is owned and ©per-, offers hia services to enable the jr'ople leave, remain fresh and bright, and the plant stands erect. It ' is. moreo- er. tried by Joseph Mans, a hard-working to secure such locations. impervloue to heat and cold, and noth! German, whb says he has simply intro­ seems able to destroy its strange duced the customs of the fatherland In PROGRESS IN COREA. repose- Tbe most striking part of tbe haring his four daughters assist him exhibit is a collection ot large palm, The First Newspaper Printed in Native in preparing the fuel for market. Lanxnace a Very Creditable Journal. Utod for decorating. These plants are The girls are six-footers, &ood look­ Another evidence of the rapid prog- noted for being very tender and In.ing and well formed, each tipping the scales at about 200 pounds. Katie, aged rresseCorea te maklng'bi shown in the ceptible to almoat every influence. receipt by the legation at Washington Those on exhibition have been dead for 20 years, has charge of the breakers; Annie, aged 16, runs the mine pumps of copies of the first Corean newspaper six month., yet not even when the printed in Corean type. The new jour­ leaves are carefully examined would and breaker engine like a veteran en­ Tbe exhibiit gineer; Lizzie, aged IS, drives a mule nalistic venture is published in Seoul the fart be .impeded. attached to a gin for the purpose of every other day, and Is entitled The pnmiiM to create much ‘intere.t Capita] News Beport. It oonsista of among viaitora to the fair, a. the many hoisting the coal from the slope, and Mary, aged 19, sees that the slate four pages about the size of American n^eantage. of Having planta thu. 1mis picked from the coal by her little papers, nearly three of which are de-, I’ervlon. to all oondiUona can be readily brothers, whom she helps in lhe work. voted to the news of the day and ed­ Been. The credit ot providing the ex­ The girls wear short skirts, not itorials in the Corean language, and hibit belongs to a New Hampshire man. bloomers, as-might be supposed. Mans the remainder to advertisements, most who dieoovered the process of treating formerly worked in the mine nt Shamo­ of which are Japanese. The paper has the plants. kin, hut during the post 12 years, with cabled foreign reports from Japan and the assistance of hia wife, who runs China and special correspondence, in the farm, and their daughters at the the various Corean provinces. Theed. to rial tone of the paper favors gov­ mine, he has managed to buy thia coal mine, and a large amount of timber ernmental reforms along the line of systems prevailing In western nations. land besides. WOMAN’S CAN’T. \ When an African buffalo is wounded by a hunter it is surrounded by several others, who immediately group themi selves round him and help him alon^ in their midst by shoving against Li* side until they >ve reached * r>'w • of safety. Mstae d»ya ag rock we 50 feeb * big e» are fashionable At Dodlin a few it threw h muwi of tons a distanreof Female tTahen in Church. In the Congregations! church of Redalia, Mo., young women are to act u* ushers thia year, in place of the young men hitherto acting in that capacity. ■Dd b —— A . ’■ Butler. 10 to 13 Corn per ba. 30. TaDawperiK. 4 tt’MU. shite w bu 63. Ba) per ton. 7 to 15 Chlekeu drc*M«l Kf ittWMlt. WB •IO aM . Beef llTR 3X0, Mutton, drvMed.«. • MOXTUAGESALk Pr/ault having been mad.« in Uw ogndltiau , <4 awoertolu mortnjre mtao by Geortr W • • *“«! wife ADD Gregory to (htlrw M Deox dated Nov IS. Jl Ik MB1 and In lhe offlrc cJ tbe Register ef Iteeds tor tbe. • County of Barry and Skate o! Micbigx: ou th» ‘ Twraty-eigbth day of Novemter. A. I>. isne in • ■ Liberalot Mortgages, on pate eat, on which, mortgage there to claimed to te du* st the date. at thu notice lhe sum of Three hundrel sei-ntxnine dollars and rtxty-eigbt rent* ar 1 as rt tnrnry > fee of Twenty fire do»*r-; prmMeuW . In said roortgw, and no suit or ptoeeediEgspi p . tew havhg brcu iastlUtted to n-covi overtfif n.t»nrt» tecored by «aid nwrtpwe, ar anyy I part tbercdf: ' if the power »l ' and the htanit ■ Insucbcawt made Traall ted at Public Aucttos to ibe tiirhtbt bidder, at the Worth front door of tbe «\><rt House. IB the City'< HMtlBC*. (thnl brine -.te place where tbe Circuit Court for Bam County, i» holden), the premises describAti In ??ld i martaaac.orsoniueh ihereof as may lw ntv«*«rT pav tbe amount due qd said m n:. with bevcD Percent. InterestJbd all lezal »x>ts. tarjrthrc with an attorney * tee of Twent* the dollars coveaarted for therein, tbe prcralw.> bolna.described is »ld morttace a< all th:** certain tote pieces ami parcels of land situate’.a the City of flaatlnja in tbe County of Barry raid S’Hte of Mich lean, and known amt desert!•nl as foilova: Hii’ftlWlipbiMJ (3). sn<: four (4-in Block No. (5) In tbe KMtern addlrten to , th* vthare. now eny of Hartings. Rxcep: tlwt |KMg«n heretofore oonreveuto-Chicago. Ksb mazixi and Sajneaw Hull Hood Oomparv. arui eoutaialng in r-ch lot low by eight rod' of land, aceording to the i ecorded plat of sanl i *!ty otBasttoys. ■ CMAauts Wii< Mortga-er. PRIMl* T.Couji House Cleaning, Did you say? Well we are right in tbe midat of it, what with hammer- ‘ng and aawing, dirt and paint and all that it implies, we have been afflicted for tbe past two weeks. But by the time this reaches you we hope to be settled more pleas­ antly for our customers than ever before, and believe you will appreciate the change. Our stock is complete and prices right. We earnest ly invue you to call and see us whether ytu wish to pur­ chase ar not. oa|y y Bbtcu’t without the te * Hones sold at auction in Chjllb cotbe Mo., a few days ago at eight do! Sob ta tbe inn of Queen Victoria’, gnn^ ^'d«n to «e actire ■-rrioe. The «»«<■ ot JonnauKht Mcred In th. one of th* . Stauffer � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-02-06.pdf e1bbe9f6a4409e54b6b4c5c0fb0417ca PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. Banner. Hastings "of any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. 2121 HASTINGS, MICH, FEBRUARY 6, 1896. OJIAAAAAJLXJtJLAAJLJLAAAXJLJLAAAJLJLJLJtO *! • . ' M 6 6 S to My entire stock of Hardware and— Agricultural Implements, Buggies, Wag­ ons, Paints, Oils, etc. Mrs. Cora Adams and little daughter, of Lowell, visited Dr. and Mrs. Peckham last of the wee*. The Epworth League concert Friday evening was not very well attended on ac­ count of the rain. Rev. H. H. Halsey began a revival at the U. B. church Sunday evening. Frank Walton and Miss Sarah Dipp spent the Sabbath with the Misses Mamie and Iva Moulton south west of town. Mias Sarah Steckle spent Sunday with Mlu Mazie Davis. Mrs. J. W. Reuter returned to her home In McCords Sunday. . Mrs. F. E, Cheesbrough is ill with tonsllltia at this writing. The infant non of Smith Will and wife is Bl with eongeation of the lungs. Mrs. Dell Murray west of town is re­ ported very QL Peter Godfrey has hls new barn nearly completed. A leap year party will be given In Free­ port hall next Saturday evening. Freeport Comet baud will give a concert Friday evening. Admission 10 cents. Several from this place attended the entertainment at South Boston Friday evening given by the dramatic club of that place. The M. E. Ladles gave a donation for the benefit of Mrs. Howk and children In Roush’s ball last Saturday p. m. and even­ ing. Wm. Craig of Hastings, called on Free­ port frieuds Thursday afternoon. Must be sold at once. Come early and get bargains. Terms:—Cash or bankable paper. IRfl VAN VflLKENBURGH niCHIQAN HASTINGS Hasting^ Banner r, Published Thursdays by COOK • BROS., HASTINGS, MICH CORRESPONDENCE. Yankee Springs. I I k [ l . After an absence of a few week we again resume*our duties. The old ground bog could easily see his .khadow, Sunday. Tbe donation St W. J., Ritchie’s last Thursday evening for the benefit of Rev. Stocking was well attended, about >18 be­ ing, realized. ‘ Quite a good many are on tbe “dbn’t feel well” list. -.Mrs. David Trimmer died last week of consumption. Funeral In the Peoples -church at Bowens Mill, conducted by Rev. ,Wbite. She leaves a husband and two small children. • Jas. Price who recently had a rib fractured Is getting along nicely. „ Griffith A Senslba are doing a rushing business with their feed mill. School Commissioner Flora Beadle visit­ ed our school Inst week. . A new blacksmith shop is under way here. It will be owned by Tinker Bros., on West Main street Rev. M. Morth land departed this life Jan. UOtb and was buried from Cedar Creek church Feb. 2nd. His funeral was largely attended as he was a pioneer, and was loved and respected by all. He had longed for the ••CharloL” as he expressed IL to come and take him home and he was ready when It came. This mild, lovely winter brings In Its wake sickness and death. Frank Carl in the flush of youth was stricken down with Idng fever and lived only one week. Tomortow he too will be • earned from Cedar Creek church to the silent city of the dead. • We hope to have some news besides funerals to write next week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spinney, of Seaojna, are visiting the latter’s parents ,G Thompson and wife. Rpwe Powers was home from the Battle Creek school Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. John Tasker has been having an attack of the grip. Calvin Smith sold one ef bis horses to Gao. Meacham last week. ' Preston Jewell, Calvin Smith and Chas. Abbey with their wives also Frank Wright, ' E. E. Jewell, John Serven and the Misses Lucie and Lillie Ogden and Adda Wright, attended the Masonic ball and banquet at Bellevue Thursday evening of last week. Lt was a brilliant affair and they had a fine Lime. Alma Phillips was out of school last>eek with quinsy. The executive committee elected Gertrude Tasker organist of the Y. P. S. C. E. in the place of Mrs. Ixjuise Smith re­ signed. 1 ______ ed away; Uncle John McArthur at the age of nearly 84 years, died last Saturday at 1 o’clock p. ru. John McArthur came to the township of Woodland fifty-five years ago. He was among the first settlers of our township. He was born In Canada May 12th, 1812. His wife died some tvre Ive>r thirteen years ago and it was thought at that time that he could not long survive her. He has been very feeble for several years, being scarcely able to get out of the house. He was a man well liked and leaves a family of ten children to mourn their loss. ’ Joshua D. Baker has rented hls farm to George Flora. Mr. Baker has purchased nine hundred acres of land In Kalkaska county and will move there soon. George Grover of whom we have made mention several times |s still very sick. Marion Shores has rented his farm to Fred Scbray. Banfleld. Ye correspondent was on tbe sick List last week, therefore could not furnish you the news. Revival meetings are still in progress. Presiding Elder Masters conducted the quarterly meetings Saturday afternoon and Sunday. Miss Maty Wlckwlre Is at Prairieville taking care of her grandmother who is sick. Mrs. Bert Zimmerman has returned from Chicago where she has been visitin g her parents the past month. Those on the sick list are Mrs. Zim­ merman, Mrs. Stevens and several others are complaining of “only a bod cold.” Delbert Groat and Miss Minnie Fenlne were united in the holy bonds of matri­ mony on Wednesday Jan. 29111, .Rev. Grigsby of Hastings officiating. Their many friends join in wishing them joy and prosperity. Banfield Is becoming quite notorious in this line, this making the sixth wedding in this vicinity since Novem­ ber 1st Who next? Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Frank Cherry, Wednesday. Chas. Shumaker is drawing lumber from Battle Creek for a new residence which will be erected this spring. Lewis Bresee contemplates building an addition to hls bouse. Mr. Phillips and son have commenced moving to their new farm at Rosa, giving A. Bresee possession of hls new farm formerly owned by Mr. Phillips. Miss Birdie St. John who has been very sick, is slowly recovering. Pete Mosher was the guest of P. StJohn, Sunday. ► Mrs. John Packard Is very ill. Miss Margaret Youngs is visiting at Cloverdale. Miss Addie Halliday entertained a friend from Battle Creek. Miss Elin Young is falling very fast; have but little hopes of her recovery. Estella Larabee who has been working for Mrs. Bristol of Johnstown, returned home Saturday. Frank Larabee mode a business trip to Otsego, Tuesday. Waker Davis called on P. SUobn Mon­ day evening. Last Tuesday night someone helped Frankie Carl died Monday, Feb. 3rd at himself to two or three bags of ground 10 o'clock Funeral Feb. 5th at the feed at Frank Densmore’s. Frank got a home. Mrs. Rachel Jones of Kalamazoo, is the guest of Nellie Jones. Mrs. Kearneys little child did not have scarlet fever as was thought to be the case in our last writing; but has recovered from her Illness. Mr. Keet and son George of Battle Creek are visiting at J. Brininstool’s. . The favorable weather the past week has called out a number of fishermen. Otto Frey of Kalamazoo, with hls newly wedded wife Is visiting relatives in this section. The best wishes attend them. That jolly citizen of Hastings (I do not know bls name) has moved from Bedford to Hickory Corners to make fun for them at the latter place awhile. Mr. John Budd, whose illness has been often mentioned in our items died on Monday last. Hls Illness has been long and extremely painful. The change that has come has been earnestly wished for by him. The larger part of a long life of 84 years has been spent In our town <m the one farm where he died. He leaves an aged wife, three children, numerous grandchllden and a host of friends to mourn bis loss. He was one of the early pioneers of our town and a man of Iron constitution. He died In the hope of the happy life beyond. Funeral services at Banfield on Wednesday, conducted by Elder Halst. Interment in the Iden | cemetery. Milo. Mayor Pingree for Goverqgr of Mich? I vote no, Mr. Editor; but should vote yea, in favor of sending him to Cuba and pot­ ting him at the bead of the Insurgent army. There he would be In his glory. Would he not keep the Spanish army hustling? No he does not represent the popular and refined rural population of Mich, as Ex­ Gov. Luce or our popular John T. Rich. Our Thomas W. Palmer of Detroit would. Byron Fenner received the first car load of brick from Cloverdale for hls new house last week. Wheat fields are partly uncovered from snow and are looking well. Mrs. Clarence Doolittle is in Conlon at the funeral of a sisters’« child. Fred Storr leaves this a. m. for Boston, Mass.. In the Interest of tlie Williams Windmill Company. Thursday p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Flower will entertain the photograph so­ ciety. Burt Quick and wife visited Galesburg friends last week. A snow storm Is on us thia a.~m. Morton Rowley and John Berkbead. of Fowlerville, made a business trip to our place in the interest of the estate of the late E. Rowley. Frank Townsend, of Hope, Is calling on his many friends. Herb. Sprague and others made a large catch of fish Saturday; two and a half pounds all told. Wm. Smith was tn Allegan last week .looking after an incubator. Geo. Baker, of Mantoalm county, now occupies rooms over Mr., Watts store. J. W. Wolfe has gone to Woodland to cut wood with his brother. Win. Kennedy now retards lo his home in Grand Rapids; wife nnd family remain­ ing. All enjoyed the union meeting of the Mite ty»eiety of this place and the Dune Society of Fisher church at Mrs. J. Townsend’s, in two weeks ’they meet with Mr*. James Johnson. Pralriavllle. J. J. Perkins and wife attended the surprise party given Judge Armstrong and family Saturday evening at Bowens Mills. The South Pine Literary society met st Mrs. Clare Hughes Friday evening. There is talk of putting up a creamery In the village. J. K Tairna. X J. Per­ kins and M. Doster went to Allegan, Tues­ day to investigate in the interests of same. A prize declamation contest will be given at the M. E. church, Wednesday evening, Feb. 5th. The revival meetings at Milo have closed and Kev. Wheeler expects to be­ gin services here Feb. 15th. The Interment of Mrs. Andrew Givens who died at her home in Cloverdale Monday, was made In this cemetery on Wednesday. Quarterly meeting services will be con­ ducted by Presiding Elder Masters of Kalamazoo, at the M. E. church next Sunday evening. The Baptist society will hold their an­ nual New England supper at Mr. Doster’s Thursday evening Feb. ,6th. The Literary Circle will meet at the residence of Chas. Ford. Friday evening. M. Thayer has moved hls saw mill to Manly Chase's timber lot and is sawing J. W. Briggs has purchased the house and lol fprmerly owned by J. > Bush of Delton, for which hr paid 81000. Master Guy Hazen was given a surprise lafit Wednesday evening, ii being his birthday: twenty-seven of hls young friends nnd aehoolmatei were treated to candy, nuts, pop-corn and apples and en­ joyed a merry evening. Holland Reformed church society will meet at We M. E. chureB'. Wedfleiday p. Miss Nellie Wilkinson Is visiting her brother at Otsego. Mr. F. Richardson met with a serious accident Saturday morning. The king boll came out of his wagon which let the forward end of the box down throwing Mr. Richardson violently on the ground. He received a very bad cut on the eye and other severe bruises. Dowtins. the proceeds go toward lifting the debt on the church. A fine literary program will lie followed by a banquet The revival services are still continuing at the Evangelical church and are proving very successful. • Miss Lois Marshal), of Hastings, spsnt Saturday and Sunday with her parents. Chas. Van Epps, of Batta Creek, is in the village renewing old acquaintances. Another home talent play will be given at the Opera House, Friday evening. The play is entitled “Sea Drift” and is oaM to be a very interesting story. Nashvllle seems to be keeping her reputation for introducing new fads and tbe result has been some very good shows given this w to ter. * ATTEMPTED MURDER. CHAS. LEAR RECEIVES A BULLET HOLE THROUGH THE EAR. Chas. W. Lear of Yankee Springs, made a complaint Tuesday before Justice Riker, against his mother. Mrs.. Julia A. Lear, for shooting him. the ball going through the upper part of bls left ear. it ■raw that there has been do Hole trouble 4n the family over property matters, the others charging that he was getting more than his share. The Caxmily was visitlag at a sisters of the complainant Monday night and while coming home It is charged that the mother suddenly whipped out a MiddtoTiUe.' pistol and shot him as above described. Next Monday evening occurs tbe lecture It is said that after being shot Lear ran to of SupL Pattengill, tbe first number of tbe a neighbors beyond his home, rushed la and told them what had happened, and issEpworth League Lecture Course. Chas Lear living south of town with bis that he was there If she came. In a little while the mother called and the first thing afoot Chas being ahead, was mysteriously she said on entering, so H is repotted, was shot through the ear It Is thought* by his It is said that Mrs. Lear has become great­ mother, as the neighborezean find no other tracks near them. Chas ran to the house ly worked up and brooded very much over of Wm. Miller and Mrs. L. followed with the situation in the fatally, which probably tbei lantern soon afterward and without accounts for the affair. Mrs. Lear was questioning said she didn’t know anything brought to the dty Tuesday afternoon and furnished bail far gssoe with Fred Spanfadanversazlone at tbe Cong, church to­ macher, Chas. Spreen and several others as sureties, She appeared perfectly aaaa night. Maude Pumfrey is again in the poet-of- but, would not talk eoneernisg the affair. Lear’s cap^wu burned with the powder fioe after a short illness. A very pleasant surprise was planned by and powder was blown Into the back ef Jjeon Green upon his mother Monday his nock. night Quite a large company were pres­ ent: and the supper showed he didn't for­ John Dawson and Glenn Clark of the getithat part either. Mrs. F. E. Britton will lecture at the class of ’95 called Monday. A review class has been organised far M. E. church Thursday night. Subject those preparing for tbs coming teachers’ ••Cents, Scents and Common Sense.” Lance Mattison is able to be down town examination. Tboae in the organization meet after school and we understand that The G. A. R. and W. K. C. held .hand- “Work" Is tbelr motto. kenohlef social in their ball last Saturday The current events Monday morning were in charge of Ernestine Barker and nigfct. A large crowd was present Clarence DePlanta, and weye well present ed, Delton. A play is being prenared by tbe High Frank Bostwick’s bouse eaught fire last week from the stove pipe In the roof. School, which will take place Feb. 17. Several small articles were burned but no Further announcements will be given . gr^at amount of damage was done before later. Among the other visitors for tbe week the fire was extinguished. . E. T. PbelM of Kendall was the guest are: Josie Edger, Belle Rogers. Hattie Palmatier, Fred Young. Willie Skinner, and of Dr. Scribner and wife last week. > Ebbie Pennock is monarch of all be Will Dunning. Snvxms Gkai>e. surveys all over the arrival of a nine pound daughter the 29 th. Our absentees this week are: Harry Mr. Kid of Cedar Creek has moved Into Eggleston, Belle Slattery, Mande Custer Mrs. Stanley’s bouse east of the grist mill. and Mabie Meade. Mrs. Phelps and grandson returned to We bad- no visitors this week but hope their home Friday last. to have some next week. Chickenpox at Will Chases. The second division is reading “The Caleb France and Henry Wilkinson of Courtship of Miles Standish.” Cressey were at Wall Lake fishing Satur­ Sixth Gbadr. day. . ' Tbe visitors this week are: Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs. George Sprague has been visiting Mrs. Zagelmek, Claire Zagelmclr, Bessie her brother Corwin at Kalamo the past Bush and Lottie Dowd. Last Tuesday moral ng, Rob*t Seward cams Q. A. Hynes Bundayed with friends and into the school room with his drum, which relatives at Woodland. called tbe pupils to ask many queattoDs. Ida Adsit of Cooper is the guest of Mrs. We were told we would practice the fire Dr. Scribner. drill and march out to the inspiring beats Fred Youngs and wife of Ross were in of tbe drum. The building was entirely town Sunday. emptied in two minutes, now ready for a vacated by Sam Phillipa. Roy Supplee. Mary Beach, Clyde Bowe and Bertha Wiseman have been abeeat on BUukory Corners. Mrs. M. Chamberlain, of Cloverdale, account of sickness. Some of the essays for the coming week spent several.days last week with her sister Mrs. C. B. Diekr»>on and other are: Peter Cooper, James A. Garfield and Louisa AleotL friends here returning home the fore Second Ward. part of the week. Frank Barnes traded a cow to Ed Bissel, You can hear the second ward bell ouea of Richland, for a horse with a record for more; we have a new bell wire, theropa speed receiving cash to even up trade, one was down for nearly a week, but our day last week. teacher. Miss Brosseau, said we caose jnst J. N. Flint of Augusta visited their son as well wIUiout 1L Lu. Friday. Etile Beanett Is absent on account of Wm. Stanley and wife of Orangeville, sickness, we hope she can soon return. made a call Saturday on their way to Al­ Roy and Ray Olmstead have returned bion, where she Intends spending an In- after a three weeks visit in tbe country. definate time visiting her sister. Prof. Holden. Mrs. Tinkler, and Mrs. Geo. Baker leaves here to-day for Chica­ Brosseau with several others visited oar go to visit his sister. school last week. . An excellent quality of Ice nine laches in thickness Is being secured from GuDslake. Fred Lawrence has commenced moving WARRANTY DKKDS. a portion of bls bloek of wooden buildings. Leo Myers to Josephine Llnnlngtaa, 8S a sea It is hoped a now brick will take its place SO. Rolland, gWOO. James F Cook to Frank D Warren, ns Asec SA In the spring. . i As«yria. tWB _ _ M. M. Rockwell and wife are visiting Miriam K Boise to Wm P Thompson, lota. N [Srid^Gc^ear to David 8 & Effie P Good­ friends in Jackson. Fred Seber and wife have returned year, lot 83B. Hastings gl. after spending five weeks wRh relatives in CnasA Washburn to First Congregational Society, lot. Middleville. 1700. the county. Jolin Reigler to Susannah Hammond, lots 3 Several children about here are_havlng and 4. bik *z. FreeporA WO- ' chicken pox. • __ ,'i Haunr M Babeock to David E Manning, 40 A . An old time spelling school was highly see as. Baltimore. SIMO- j Daniel L K<*ler to Geo MeDennatt, M a sat enjoyed Thursday evening by our school 31, Carlton. >I3BA and adjacent school joining In the contest W M Eckert to school dlttrlct No 7, Irvine to obtain the honors. It was closed with ^Oren G?i‘Srt B Soott. 40 A sec SL an exhibition. Rutland. >600. • W J Kennedy to A D Kennedy. Uamc IL Bedford. Haattegs iMA - FrankD Warren to John TA Tbereasa Miss Yeckley, of Jackson, Is visiting Kinin, w a. aec ». Axreta. R4000. Mrs. Shaltz. J C Winckalman & Glenn W Greeodeld to Mrs. L. M. WHktovon has relumed Emma F Gould to Shas A Youngs. H fa a. sot borne from Battle Creek, where she has been nursing Mrs. H. N. King. -> ». Carlton. KOS. Frank J Btrtrghain to A F Alloa, lot R, The two and one-half year old child of ertt. NaMvUle. tow. Vet Muager backed Into a pall of hot Phillip* Goo V tllioiager to C A Youngs parcel, water Saturday and scalded Itself quite Woodland. 9T&. badly. Kt is reported better to-day. QCITCiAIM DKKDA Happy George has pulled ap his stakes Alice G Keagte to Joseph I’ Hale. 48 a sec rt; Castleton. Si. 11. and moved to Hickory Corners. He has Castleton. Plenty of mud at present writing. Geo. Frey and wife were tire guests of relatives In Lowell, a few days last week, returning Saturday. Chas. Mack and wife Intend to visit the former's brother in Albion, In a few days. Mrs. F. Herrington has been prostrated with lagrlppe, her cousin Mrs. W. McManls has been caring for her. Fred Clemens from the lower part of the Northern Peninsula, was suddenly called home by the death of his father. Mrs. Stevens Is expected here this week to visit her mother. fcgaln we are called to mourn with those that mourn. Nathanel Clemens passed to a higher life on the morning of Jan. 29th, 1896, aged 54 years. At his request the funeral services were held at his home and were conducted by Rev. Grigsby of Hastings. Mr. Clemens was a kind and devoted husband, a loving father, a kind neighbour and a highly respected citizen. He leaves a sorrowing wlfe, three sons, three daughters and a large circle of friends to mourn their loss. The cause of his death was attributed lo pneumonia with which he. was suddenly piostrated. On Friday Jan. 31st at 12 o’clock a large concourse of relatives and sympathizing friends gathered at his home to render their last tribute of respect to the memory of one whose sudden death produced wide spread sorrow. Burial riles were x»neluded in the Baltimore cemetery wbere the remains were tenderly laid at real. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire community, and may their grief be lightened by the knowledge that they spat ed neither care or expense lo prolong sMerable medicine: told a good many the life they so dearly loved. , stories and given quite a show. Snow, yea that is what we are looking RaakvIU*. Mrs. Hewes, of Jackson, is in the vil­ for. There are quite a number of toga In tbe mill yard and would bo tmore if there lage for a few days the guest of her Sister Mrs. A. 8. MitcbelL 'Dm todies of Bedford have organized a Mr. and Mrs. Will Fuller, of Hastings, They have about twenty were in tbe village one day last week cal­ W. C. T. U. ling on tbelr many friends. W. Goodsmart president. About twenty members of Barry Lodge Mrs. A. B. Pulling is on the Hck Hot No. 13, of Hastings, came down Inst Tues­ although al this writing she U reported day evening and assisted Ivy Lodge No. 8T, mnch Detier and is up but not able to at­ K. of P. in conferring the enquires rank. tend to her work; Bliss Jennie Gifford is helping her. were In the village over Sunday, the gnest ui Mr. of mi. and nuu M mi». ia A. a. J. a. Beebe. owur. . .. ■ Waiter .. . . . Hamilton has put up - about one- Bev. Rowe, ot Olivet, filled the p«W . . Hhvlow and Sunday at the Congregational chtwrb to <uinr .r flin r. F tl.M romtlar W..v ViOlMibl.itir.S CntDOJCli • Pit uOttlg 011^1088? A* Xhoff p □net.h.ta.ounolbdwl low.B. tew Her. W. W. W. W. Taylor, T.,tor. of of Hastings, UMllnea. was „u in In «** * bMtar ’“'1'T "H «»»'"■>« ■ Rev. the village Saturday, making arrange-' ments fur a meeting to be held at Tru­ McKIBBKX—POTfltK. EU> ISud. the man A Bank’s hall Wednesday evening of reoldeatn of the nfflt'ia Ung: luinMer Pev. D this week. The Ladles Aid Society of the J>I. E. church are preparing to give an entertainmein at tbe Opera House Friday evening Feb. 14th. On that day tbe boxes w’Mcb d/G •. Dolbert Umn have been distributed will be collected and Mtoau R K Gr.uit to Karneet Bhultv, pareel. sec 4. Kelley tu Michael C Kehey, OS a. see Awarded BAKING MOST A pure Grape ( iADE �rBOBATl 0BDI1 Hastings Banner BLOOD AND F1BE. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. NO USE FOR THEM. to. iu^>i>ii~ rXTite te. Fi—M>r~ Follower®. The Michigan Poultry association held Its annual meeting in Grand Rap­ ids and the report received showed the r-oe'ety to be prosperous. Officers were elected as follows: Preajdant, O^ar Allyn, of Grand Rapid*: vice proaldenta w r. Dickson (Oran4 RapIdSTc. J. Oldfleld (Cedar Bprln«s). C. H. Hazard (Kalaraasoo). Mrs. Robert Hubard (Chester). Oeora® tie Creek);secre<ary. Mrs. Allo® M. «mgd. Grant; treasurer, F. E. Blakel®e, Grand Rapids. . ____ The silver men are talking again of u separate party, devoted to tbe one te«ue of free aUver coinage, and declye that this' is the auspicious occasion for Will fall on Rebels to 9nrrender-Cnl®as them. It ia to be devoutly hoped They Du Ko H* Threaten* • tliat they wiU take that step without Cruel Campaign -Maah Ml»delay. Some of them have been c&Hsd republfcaus, it is true, and have sought and obtained conxpicuo118 P,aoeB °® Is never done, and It is especially wearing Havana, Jan.4i.- Thc olarming news senate and house committees, and in and weartaome to those wboae blood is reuchea here from Madrid that Gen. i*arty organizations as republicans, impure and unfit properly to tone, sus­ Weyler assured intimate friends be­ who profess to be ready to sacrifice T<HU>s Bride Kills Hero^tain, and renew the wasting of nerve, fore his departure from Spain that he every other interest snd thrust aside Mrs. Philo Hughes, only W yea« oM. mnacleand tissue. It is more because of intends to inaugurate a blood and finevery other issue in order to do battle who a month ago became the bride this condition ot the blood that women campaign immediately on his •"I’™ for free silver. It would be much to of a prosperous fanner In Hazleton are run down. here. The dispatch states that he will their credit and to the goodbf the coun ­ township, committed suicide while pre­ Tired, Weak, Nervous, issue a proclamation in which he Will try if they would cease to profess any paring for bed by shooting herself Than because of the work itself. Every demand that the rebels lay down their attachment to republican principles, through tbe baart, using a revolver her physician says *0, and that the only rem­ arms within eight daya. If his orders which they have not, wherever thAe husband kept in a bureau drawer. She edy ia in building np by taking a good ure not coinplM with by that time is office or influence to be secured by had attended a party with her hualwnd nerve tonic, blood purifier and -vltalizer be will cause all rebels to be seized like Hood ’a Sarsaparilla. For the troubles by the troops, and, after a brief court- it. and to defeat republican principles the evening before and seemed to be in Peculiar to Women at change of «*«8On, xncrtial, will cause them to lie exe­ tunity. The republican party would the best of health and spirits. There climate or life, or resulting from hard cuted. The proclamation la to include be much stronger without such decep­ v'M no cause so far as known. work, nervousnees, and impure blood, | However useful or thonsanda have found relief and care in 'nil abettors of the revointion, and ready tive support. 'punishment will be dealt out to all worthy any of them may have been in Land Made Valuable. who are known to sympathize with the the post the time has really come for During the past right yrars 25 new them to determine and to let tbe world drains have been constructed in Jack­ insurgents. know whether they are republicans or son county wiUi a total length of 60 Great Misery Id Cuba. Washisgton, Jan. 31.—Representative not miles, converting thousands of acre* It doubtless appears to them that of worthless, malaria breeding swamps Money (Miss.), the senator-elect from that state, has received advices from they have a rare opportunity to draw into tbe most valuable and productive (hiba which are of considerable inter­ away force from other parties. There­ In nd. These great improvements, add­ The Oue True Blood Purifier. *1 per boWs? est According lo the statement of Mr. in they are probably right. The popu­ Prepared only by C. I. Hood A Co.. Lowell, Mass. Money’s informant the devastation of list absurdity has made itself so far of­ ing to the value of Jackson county property hundreds of thousands of dol­ 7. are the only pills tott£ the island has been carried to such an fensive and ridiculous in the states lars, have been made at an expense of nood S rllls^withHood’»SsrssDarills. extent that poverty, famine and wide­ where it has been tested that multi­ less than 132,000. spread suffering will surely prevail in tudes axe drifting away from that or­ the near future unless by some means ganization, some back to their old par­ the hostilities are brought to a close ties, and some into a silver movement, During the week ended January 25 The writer says that the crops of this on the ground that there is really noth­ jeporta sent in by 51 observers Id va­ *^The Nuigart Falls Route.” season have l»een practically destroyed ing else that has vitality in the populist rious portions of the state indicated throughout most of the island, the cane platform. Presumably a large part of that pneumonia and erysipelas in­ mills stopped, bridges burned, roads the million votes cast for Weaver-Cleve­ creased in area of prevalence. Con­ torn up and business almost entirely land in 1892 would go straight to a ail- sumption was reported at.240 places, ,| 7.S9h,W I e.5T|lt.40| ».» R4.-r.x0* .0 ... killed for the time. In the province ver party, and they would be reinforced typhoid fever at 41, diphtheria at 3A jR-btiohB. of Santa Clara, where 225,000 sacks of by some republicans and many dem­ scarlet fever at 33. measles at 10, whoop­ cBvrWi. sugar were ground last year, no wheels ocrats. I 3.»Jfi.40 I10.4SI J.l»l 1-08 In well nigh half the states ing cough at 21 and smallpox at De­ C. R. O8BOK.N. iA>cal Agent. Hotter have been turning this season, for to which remain nominally democratic troit start a mill is to give a signal to the in­ O. «v. G. P. & T. A. dhlcag . it is extremely doubtful whether a surgents to blow it np. dear majority of the democratic votern Famine Inevitable. Elvia F. Mosher haFthe honor of be­ would aot< go over to a silver party, The inevitable result of the continu­ ing the first woman ever appointed if there were one. ance of the war, says the writer, will tu a full professorship on the faculty The idea that th<^ result of tbe presi­ be a famine throughout the farming of the University of Michigan. At the TIME TABLE. districts of Cuba. The United States; dential election may depend on the ac­ last meeting of the board of regents being the nearest powerful neighbor of tion of the silver men or silver states she was'appoint! a professor of hygiene the island and having always responded is not sustained by any facts at pres­ and also dean of the woman’s departto calls for suffering couhtrieK.will nat- ent within the range of human obser- • ment of the university. Her duties will urally be looked to to furnish assist­ pition. Complete separation of the In-gin 'October 1 next. xoara. ‘ silver or nothing” men from tbe re­ ance and relief., KsbunatoO Lv.. . MntlDOua Convict* Plrad GuUty. Mr. Money is a member of tbe house publican party would only strengthen Ea3tOoa<>er...i.... that party' enormously in all the eastcommittee on foreign affairs and has Convicts Curley, Boot and Huntley, RicLlanv Jaocrt.. taken pain, to aecure the most reliable j ern “d central atatea. Between the who assaulted and nearly killed Deputy Oressey ......... i .... Milo............. .... infonnation from n-,poMible partk. ' Atlantic and tbe Miaaiaaippi, in north­ Warden North up and badly injured two Crooked Lake DeltonI.... in Cuba The tenor of hla corr^apond-1 “r‘ other officials November 26. were found <JIov»vMa!f! ...... . at the lost ence ia that Spain will never be able to ried11by *the v“ republlcanc “u” . elec • ­ guilty at Jackson trader tbe new law Akern Point tion, are chosen 205 electors, not count ­ of assault with' intent to do great bod­ conquer the revolutionists, and that Bsattx............. . ing Maryland, Delaware and West Vir­ ily harm less than murder. The senthe continuance of the war will in ­ RAsrurus...... I... ginia, which were carried lust year, volve more loss of life and the impover­ tonee imposed would be added to theix Ceafe Grove. and cboosb 17 more. Beyond the Mis­ present sentences ishment of both Spain and Cuba. . 4 Ml 10 05T Wooulxud ... sissippi, Iowa and Minnesota would add 4 14 10 15 . WOMEN AND CHILDREN SLAIN. 22 rotes, not to go further. There is Lanslug.......... RusscJI Alexander Alger, Jr., son oi Detroit Thirty Uelplesa Victims ot the Wr»lh of not one of these states in which a sep­ Grand Rapids. aration of silver men. would tend to de­ Gen. R. A. Alger, was married ot Christ Spaniards. feat the republicans; notone in which church in Detroit to Miss Marion Key West, Fla., Feb. 3.—When the in­ surgents entered Sabinilla, the Spanish it would not greatly strengthen them. Jarves, daughter'of Deming Jnrvea, a Stations. that,-------------------with such a wealUiy and influential resident of De­ officials report said they were driven If anybody V* imagines °-------------out by tbe garrison and that “unfor- *>,,d h®1? of »«*»” upholding repub- troit “ Mr. and•— Mrs. Alger left for New ttiuately three women were killed by i llc*n principle,, every state weal or York, They will sail for Europe in a SOUTH. p m. stray bulleta.” The truth of wbat hap- ■ •oat’1 ot th<» could be carried In an week. Fto n. h. A pened there ba, jn«t beeh learned. It) otteriy hopelera ggbt for free .liver, Grand R*plds . . . Dnrofi................ for "* democracy either, he has not appeara as soon as the insurgents were I or * tanmnE ......... William Bailey, of Pittsford. 15 years gone the Spanish volunteers came out ! much grasp of facts. Woodbury .717 “But that sort of division would leave of age, was killed by a fast mail train. Woodlabd and opei^d Are ou the people tn the Coats (iron?..... The Scio flouring mills near Dexter streets. Forty-six were killed, of whom tbe republicans a minority in the sen­ Hattingr ...L. 30 were women and children, Their ate,” it is said. They are. in a minority were burned and 7,000 bushels of whesf only offense was cheering the insur- now. It would be extremely helpful to and 250 barrels of flour were destroyed. Khultt............. L. gents and taking food to save them- them and to the country to have it Total loss, $20,000. Akers P.uut...;.. CioverdiUe...... definitely known that they do not and Jacob Waiters, of Owosso, an en­ selves from starvation. Delton !.. cannot control that body.l Also, it _ gineer of the Ann Arbor road,. was - — Crooked IjUce.,.. MDo Providence, K. 1., Feb. 3.—The au­ would be a blessing to know where j paralyzed ofi his left aide while running Creeiey........ some of the senators stand. With a j his engine north of Ann Arbor. lUenland .Tnne’r thorities have discovered that the new prealdrnUal victory at hand, the diffi- | Mm. Perry Smith, aged TO. of Three East Cooper Lv.. 3 50 “ . ktw requiring all persons performing 1000 fljiol t » cully would be to drive away, even | Kivera, fell on the Ice and broke both Freltfhl iraiim carry passengers, but will be the marriage ceremony to register with stones and clubs, all tbe men who her arms. vexly i» identical with the one enacted w , ’ tonee and crate, all tbe men who ran at the convenience of tbe Company, and c„, coun,y Sund.y Mhooto wlu hoM the rtkht Is reserved to vintage tee Hine of ouch 10 year. ago. w hich haa long been a dead wwllv "*“* on<rht ou?bt ra «» he >» ent R°‘ on,aid. outaide th. the rere­ I trains without notice. letter. The authorities state there ha. •» t>>* ‘ country I No. S will wait at Woodbury for D. L. as,N. their 12th annual convention at Mar­ trains when Decenary. not been a legal marriage tn Rhode I could DO lon«'r ho,d the I cellus February IS and 19. •Stop oa ?ignal only. ____ _.sn _________ a. party nartv in anv resnonsihle for forthem. ajiy wav way responsible them. Island for »__ 50..ayears and will apply to A company organized for the purpose the legislature to have the acta of all If they will graciously separate them­ of building a rxJroad bridge over the selves in advance, so manv as are for unlicensed clergymen made valid. Detroit n,ri river av.jucwxHt at.Detroit mvu filed articles article! ... ... „ ’ . . — ... ! *ri=uun "lr« diver or netting raking ttetr | the o(R„ of ,be DUbarment Sentence Suspended. tin dinh®K . ... dishes and formincr forming a & naj-tv party of their .. rotary of state. Washington, Feb. 1.—Acting Secre­ *S»<. *!»».’• reHhbta. UO!C» own, the republican party and the peo­ tary Reynolds has ordered a suspen­ According to a decision of Attcmeyple of the country will know a great sion of operation of his recent order 1 ’General Maynard only life insurance deal better whom to elect hereafter.— disbarring Belva A. Lockwood from companies doing business ou a straight I life plan will be allowed to do business practicing as an attorney before the N. Y. Tribune. T.» iirsdby, F« b- CfrO < 3 SOS.. Proprietors. Plans of Weyler, ths New Captain General of Cuba ChrwU»n. Bohemia. A toting p«lr van ta eboreh to bo for 1H«. tiMNMftd etaM hwrtred s,’t.X Thilo tho priest pronounced Uie nup­ tial bleuinfe one of We <-»ndle« on tho aHor .uddenly went ook Thl«. accord­ ing to pope lor tmdltlon. her*)d. tbe ad­ vent of aoroe great mi.forttine. The voung. beautiful, and juat before a ao will and '-syinr ____________________________ 'n Mg •uptvmely happy bride, uUered n heart­ “*d’ ““ * rending ery and fell oenaeleaa Into tho arm. of her dlatreaaed lotrer. She died Tberwpon -it is ordered, that T»>nr«dav itw. a ftw minute, after, atm enveloped h> sixth day of February A. D.lttSjn tel( tbe lmiXMon.be mudgjwd for tin- I mrn,,- • . J2 ber bridal -ell. WUltalM U>J»W« B.IH u I.,, ceased and all other parsons Interested in estate. are required to appear at a •UCiJTS said Court, thru lo be holden at tin- l'rJ«2 nflUw. in tw City of HaaUnxs.' In “id . aadehoweause.if any ibrrvLe. «!>yti..£ St 2USf** ***uu nf NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT and pudding possible all the [year 'round. Always fresh, al’ ■tiuR'athc reason. Jodcv of Probit®. Accept no PBORATB ORDER. State of Michigan. County of k*rrr- ,,. At a <* th* Probate Court f,.r u C«mtT of Barry, hckfen at tbe Probate <.!ncete tbe City of Hiut'Dgs. Id said county, nr, Thara day the >»• the vw opg tiiaifSBrfjtiqhi hundred and dih.-u Hood ’ s Sarsaparilla Id the matter of the estate of Henry Ux>uar< J On reading nod filing thr petition dul> v-nftes or Allison P. Leonard, sju of said .leevaseA praying that administration ci -mid estate te granted to himself or to some other suitaVla person. * TberevMo It is ordered, that Friday the seventh day of February. A. D..IW6 at tea o'clock A j axon o u-ghigan Central las Isa Sa I said oourt, then to be holdeu at the Probatedftee, in the City of Hastings, in said county. ud show cause. If any there be. wjiy the prayer of the petitioner may not be grained. And ttb tartoet* vdered. that said petitioner glre -lotita to the persons Interested Id said estate. 01 *e pendency of said petition and the beurttw thereof by etastag a eopy of this order to te published to the Hsstfngs Bakxkh. a n-x»paper printed aad circulated in said Count yuf Barry, once in each week for three Micctsuivo weeks previous lo said day cd hearing CKAS W. ABMSTKu.sg. Judge of Probits. N I24!sa|s l?a l& SaimiSD & Sigisw Pennyroyal pills pension bureau. Mrs. Lockwood haa Mor® Deficiency. given assurance that she will refund The first half of January shows w• the fee alleged to have been improper­ deficiency in the governmcnt’s^ncome। ly received. . of over $6,500,000. The deficiency for the fiscal year, up to January 1, was in, Indorses th® Ro pal 1st Ticket. New Orleans, Feb. 1.—The repub­ the neighborhood of $16,000,000. Now lican state convention completed its la­ it is more than $22,000,000 and five bors at three o’clock Friday morning months nnd a half of tbe fiscal year Local Disease and adjourned sine die after indors­ remain. The record for the six months 1 And is the result of colds ing the ticket already nominated by nnd n half exceeds by more than W,and sudded climatic changes. the populists and indorsed by the sugar 000,000 the deficiency for the whole> It can be curea by n pleas* republicans, with J. N. Phares (sugar year, as estimated by Secretary Carant remedy which is ap­ lisle in his annual report But as Mr. plied directly into the planter) at its head, for governor. uostrllt. Being quickly equate-, figure, have been wrong fen TIw Publte Drbt. ■ J ateorbed It gives relief at Washington, Feb. 3.—The public debt fore thve I. no canw, for rorpriro in revelation.. There is a loan of statement issued on Saturday showed tboM »100.000,000 now pending, but Mr. i« acknowledged to be the most thorough cure that the debt increased <5,747,975 dur­ tor Niwil Catarrh. Cold la Head and Hay ing the month of January. The cash Cleveland ban given the country hb Fever of all remedies. It opens and word that none, of that money will be "leaares thrnaaal parages, allays pain and ta- balanoo in the treasury was 1117,591,­ ^anu»tlo:j. heals the sores, protects the mem­ 778. The total debt, less the cash bal­ used for the current expenses of the brane from cold, restores the senses of taste government, a statement which is only P,lce5° WttUa* Druggists or by ance in the treasury', amounts to $953.­ partly true, but a. the deficiency ehould 046,237. be rtopped the republican rer^ue bill, ELY BBOTHERS. M Warren St New York. CATARRH ELY’S CREAM BALM Death of a Well-Known Trainer. which would at the same time give Lexington, Ky., Jan. 31.—The welineeded protection to many languiahknown trainer of thoroughbreds, John ing industries, ought to be put into M. Gentry, aged 47, died at his home eflect an noon as ponsible. The coun­ here of consumption. He had . pre­ pared more Derby winners than any try demands an income at least equal to ite outgo.—Iowa State Register. other western trainer. He began life as a jockey for Henry Clay’s son John. BRKAKFAST- BUFFER. EPPS’S COCOA GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. BOILING WATER OR MILK. Shamokin, Pa., Feb. 8.—Fifteen thou­ sand men and boys in tbe western antlmroite coal fields received orders Satturdsy not to report for duty at tbe miuce until further notice, as the Read­ ing collieries have been shut down for •n indefinite period. Albany. Yn Feb. 1-—Gov. AMwfem senteuro of death for thy murder of liobert Ross during an election tn Troy, for state officers, though in pratideo- ried four of the state’s seven electors, and in 1872, when it carried all of them, tbe party had ill luck, Tbe tide has been pretty constantly against the re­ publicans in important elections in New Jersey for almost a quarter of a century until 1805. when a republican • | I | ■ , j • while. TMC PLOWS PBOBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of Barry, ss. At a scmleo of the Probate Court, for made by the the couatv of Barry, bolden m Je Probate ofBoe, Id tbe City of Hasting*. In said County, oc Monday thw jotn day of January, in th* year one thousand right huuSOUTH BEND. IND. dred and ninety six. Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of tMMfib Id tbe matter of the cstau- of Ixmilu Rogers, deceased On reading and filing the petitioo duly vmAopofJ. ML Jtogan.soo of said decea^. pray tag that AdmlnUtratlon of said t-state ma; bs granted to Daniel W. Rogers, or to some other suitabie perserrt ' z Thereupon it is ordered, that Tix-.^tay the lath day of February A. 1) ,1»C at ten o’clock t» the toreDOoa, be assigned for tbe hearing ef said petition and that the heirs at law of aaM deceased and all other persons interested Is said estate, are required to appear at a v-Mitou Among them are the Nos. 08 and 99, of said court. «b«to to be bolden at the I robsu Wood and Steel Beam Plows, fitted with office, ta the city of Hastings, In said Court?, and show cause, if any there l*. why the |«r<jer non-breakable steel standards. Also of the petitioner xuay not be grantee. Audit the celebrated No. 40 and similar patterns. Im farther ordered, that said petttivi-rt give no­ tice to the pe-»r.« tatvwtrd in said r«tat< of Look out for imitations and tbePDMhMUrfteto petition and the beariug Buy Only Of The Regular OU VER AgaatB. thereof b> c^ftslug s coj ¥ cd this ord, r tn te published in the Hastings Bans: k. « uewy Ptewr Rrtated btel drenhded in mid (Vtmty Oliver Chilled Plow Works, Ara The Best On Earth Thousands oi Women; SUFFER U-TTOLO M1SBRIBS. ORDER OF PUBLICATION, Stale of Mkhigau. In Chancery. Dated. December Sth A. I>. irts. BRADFIELD’S fe/aale ; . regulator, : ; ! ACTS AS A SPECIFIC weeks precious to said day of fe-artar. Ckah. W. Ahmhtk <A tru* copv. Judge of Probate I to HtoMnSSto ri brOrpm.: I It causes health to bloom, and* 'joy to reign throughout the frame.* :... It Never Fails to Reouiate ••id > "Mr wtfehaRivfenQn6rrtr®*tm®nt<rf .lofi phrMdaxu tare® ysare. wttBoaita J FBMAUntBUlTuATOB JwL do b® RUPTURE. hereafter in the state of Michigan. About 500 delegates were in attendauce at the convention in Saginaw of the grand lodge of Michigan Free and Accepted Maaona. Tbe reports showed a state membership of 37,000. as in­ crease of 1,000 over last year. Mrs. V\. H. Bennett-, of Colona, has fallen heir .to a fortune of $62,000 through the recent death of nn uncle ,„W1 Her husband is a laborer, in Germany. nnd has bben drawing a*aalaiy^f w cents a day.A medal ot honor ha. been granted Drtendanta. Bull pending in the Circuit Cour’ In this cause It appearing from affidani on file, teas tea Defendants Marv a. VawliaM. HeMooger rod Wflliam fa not a resident of this state, but resides In th* Mate of lUimda. on raoltou of Edwin D MxliW Complainant’s Solicitor. It is ordered that tte mM Defcbdanto Mary A. Messenger. Cas»to« M. Meo-enger and William Messetu.. r caum their appearooce to be entered herein, withls four months from the date of this ordrr and la case of Uieir appearance teat they cau*- thfiF aaaurer to iheComplalnaat’s Bill of (tomptann to be filed, and a cop* thereof to be. served on said Ccroplataaat's Solicitor, within twctiyy days after .-vervice on them of a copy of «’*>< bill, ana notice of this otder; aud tb»t to <1* teoitteeranf, said hili be iaMnaateofre*ed by tbe said non-resident Defendants And it Is further ordered, that within twenty days the said Complainant reus* a notice ot tbu order, to be published in tbe Hs'-nsw BANhuia newspaper printed, published And rirenlaling id sain county, and that such pitoUeation be continued there at lea<t ones la each week. . for six weeks lu saccession, or that plaintiff' cause n nW of this order to be personally served < n ttHTtiOfemMeDK Defendants, at lea^i days before the time above prescribed for Uidlr appearance. CukMKXT Smith Cttcuii Jttdge. Ki>wix D. Mauaby. Cocnplain«ut*s Solicitor JohxG Nagiff(A true copy.) Renter. MORTGAGE BALE. liehaull havtaa been made tn the conditio"* of a certain mortgage made by Robert A. lv•> ■• r and wile Jaue A. to Alexander Foster dnted. February 14. A. D. IMff. and Recorded iu Jh« office of tbe Beuiater of Deeds, for tbe C<uii-.t Oweu Electric Trtm-our lalcri of Barry and «tale of Mfrhtaau. on the Htn to Alonro Woodruff, ot Luther fete day of February a. D. 1W In Uber 3o <»f *<* wrgeant of Company I Firal United ...to, SbarpahooUr,.’ for di.tinguiah^ sum of ScrenU-tre dollars and twenty Are routs. and an attorney ’» foe of Fifteen do.lars gallantry at Hatcher's Run era tober 27, 1864 • a-. Oc- ralld. couttnucra cuma <rf Galrenic provided for In Hsta mortgage, and do suit or t,ee‘rJ*,,t> » «pplied directly to tb. proceedings at law havitwbeea tastilnted te * __J J « , or the Rapture causing a CMttrac. recover tbe moneys secured by said moruaif, ‘ mnnn bk>ck’ th« ttouaud MHOctkenlnc at thee part. or uny part thereof; Saw. Therefore. by virtue of tbe power g tbe^Li “ ruined by fire, No detention from bunncM or work. To sale coats Iaed tn said mortgage, and,the statute *U'0?0' thoae who are K«»tw«4, it win pay to teroebeSM made and provided, notice I-;”' by fcvra that on Masurday the Tweaty fifth div So many cm ot acnrlet fever dewt itrt-ejbgate our mode of treatment oi Apnl A. D, MSB, at tea o’clock in th* fore oped «t South H*ven that the primurv tla belief that oar neon. 1 ahan sail at Public Auction, to *• oepurtmenU wen doeed In, the pubHc genuine Etectrie Traaa will cure toMbktoer.M the North Front door of th* Cwt Hoose tn the City of Hastings (tb»- be'W achoola. 1 r Jamea KUe, a pioneer farmer, aged M veara, living two mile, aouthweat of Capac, died while aittlng in a rocking­ chair from parallel, at the heart. A aensation waa canned at Oalien hv the mn,t of George Filo. . well-known reBldent. on a charge of wife murder. The total earning. of Michigan rail­ road. for the 11 month, ended Decem­ ber 11 1^ wen m.no,sie.w, .a in■-•rtMC of K,11B31*.« OT,r tht •ponding period of IBM. fnnj’j’jl?; “ r0<™- W“ U.beuvuy die was. rtCW Jtiwey UMIQi- . ------------ j-njiavujl-g-. lowed tbe rest ot the northern “doubt- I ,Tbe WK]o’r •'“>« Gillon; W yean fol'1 ctafate twin rertrtklUew ^,5.___ ' of »Xre. W8H fnnnn ilnoA ' City-of l'1 ra2 ifVKMP MSetM, that Said pact loner give i' to tbe persons interested In said esiur. <4 S and th- h. vrSJ tDereodby eaoaingaermy of tbN w<i<>r to S publish'd in tbe Hastings Baxxki . a bSpdr prated asd ethylated to sr.lu t'nuntv Barry, oooew each week tor tiirvt ■ute.-air rIto(toon «ld more it per ml UtereaL u»! Hur with >p aOoraw'l lw «* ■ wmiMel (or tberolu »'• ^™b«« More tbe Public maay ears, and nttr T?1sa^««: ___ ti_____ . . ' wnn.^ecunt, gsa A'Hsr,’5‘.,vh% APPUABCE CO., Bk»t lk> Cww at >iX: tsn 5ffi. » fTkwwnJlbi .««(«• »» v> <h. > MM> ~ u«> » Hee ruininc SortJ the East Hue would intersect w* twith tevflnatiig. iheitce North“from f*i‘‘ �IMMMMN — tunately. the ability to portray dexter­ ity in virile English does not necessarily imply its possession by the artist. He took his place rather awkwardly btoltfc Hester and made a step of his hand, holding it so high thnt she hesitated. “Just a little bit lower, if you please." she said, dev iurel.7. and hi.< last shred of self-poasession took flight an he com­ plied. Since Miss 1^;timer was any­ thing but ethereal, the first attempt ICspyright iIqj. to J B Llpr'ncott Co.] broke his hold rod covered him with confusion; putting hls strength into the next, he lifted so vigorously that nothing but Hester’s ready agility saved A ON HORSEBACK. ber fram falling out of the saddle on the It is curious to observe how easily the strands of repetition become twined opposite side. It was too much for her into the strong yarn of habit, and how, equanimity, nnd shefburst into a ring­ almost of its own volition, the thread ing laugh. Ringbrand straightened up and wiped thus twjsted weaves itself into the fab­ ric of human life. When Mrs. Ludlow the perspiration from his face. “I beg introduced Hugh Ringbrand at “The your pardon—indeed I do; I told you I Laurels,” Hester Latimer’s first im­ was but an Indifferent horseman," be press ous of the young author were ajxilogized. "Please don’t mention it," she said, rather unpleasant than otherwise. She said lo herself, after Mrs. Ludlow had as soon us she could speak. “It’s aw­ fully mean in me to laugh, but I couldn’t departed with her guest, that he w^'s too stiff and conventional; that he help it, I shall have an immense resjicct for your strength after this." seemed ill at ease; thnt he wps too Ringbrand took Pluto’s bridle from well-bred to lie congenial. Though she did not in the least suspect it, the the grinuing boy and tried to mount, source of her dissatisfaction lay in the forgetting, iu his embarrassment, thnt fact that she had been prepared to lion­ well-trained saddle-horses are prone to ize him because hb was an author, and object to approaches from the wron/ it was a trifle disappointing to be fgrqed side. He did not realize his mistake un­ to the conclusion that he was. after all, til he. bad one fool in tbe stirrup and only a man, like other ip^n. was hopping about breathlessly in a other gentlemen <les]>eratc endeavor to make Pluto staled differing IrQni of her acquah lance in no re­ still longenqugh toenaWc him to spring markable deg ee. and wearing into the saddle; but with the khowlnone of the insignia and regalia of like edge came a sadden access of obstinacy, Ancient and Honorable Guild of Story­ nnd he determined to succeed if it took Tellers. When she visited MrsJ Ludlow । the remainder of thenfternoon. Hester the followingday.home*mention oi this j was convulsed wjth laughter, and i: disappointment cam-* out iu |he <•< n- v£u« some moments Iwfore she could versntion, and the scIf-elected axubi .s- find breath to suggest that Pluto wa • sadress laughed joyously at the ten u- unaccustomed to receiving bis ridei form the off side, tivr suggestion of the girl. “I—know—it isn’t — custom—ary." “Why. my dear Hester, aid you expi ct to finif-him bearing a uniform, will a gasped Ringbrand, making violent ef‘ fort;-, to keep near the pSunginganiinal. coat of armstand a pen trenchant foi :i ’ r—„„ do it—this way.” “but -I usuallycrest?” she inquired. Just* then out of rnc tho "N—no, not exactly that, of court e: j| jus turn !r is foot »ooi slipped suppcti out.ni stirrup, anil Pluto's enthusiastic and rej.. but 1 did expect th find him differ. •?’ j proachfuI protests ceased. The discon) somehow from other gentlemen." flted cavalier mopped his steaming fur. "Iu what wwy?” “Oh, iu lots of ways. 1 have a little again, and beckoned to the boy. “Just hold him a second, will you?’’ collection of idol?—like mostotlier |xmP pie. 1 suppose—nnd one of them has a he said. and. backing away for a short run, he vaulted into the raddh- befor.separate niche and is labeled ’an au thor.’ He hus smashed that one beyond the astonished charger knev. what wa-< happening. the hope of repair.” • • “Bravo! bravo!" exclalmptl Hester, “What a ridiculous idea! Poor Hugh': he’d be broketi-hrarted if he knew how clapping her hands in delighted appro­ “That was crrtqinly original. sadly he bad failed to realize your val. Where did you learn to vault, Mr. Ring­ ideal." brand “There it is again, you see.*. An author । “I used u> do a little of —jnv author—ought to be so s far above : , it-at the uni­ verrity.” hr replied, modestly forbearing to add thnt he hud held the record j for the running high jump in LiscVisw. plied theigirt. with a touch of pathos in "Is Miss Bradfern so very pronounced her voice. “So’many people—especial­ in her views?*’ asked Ringbrnud. ly northerners— seem to think it an un­ “I think she is; and I fear she is much going to say something spiteful; but profitable wilderness." there was a look In his eyes that said the stronger of the two.” “Who oould be so unappreciative as to no, just as plainly as could be. He al­ "Is that always a misfortune?" say that?" ways looks at me that way when Tm “Itossibly not; but it seems so to me “Miss Bradfern, for one.. Sheisfrom j It impHos a rurrehderon the part of the about to sqy something mean, and then Boston, and she visited friends in Dun- i husband, and that’s a pitiable thing to I can’t go on. 1 wonder—but that bar laat summer. She was continually ! contemplate.” would be ridiculous; he ought to mar­ . pining fur New England in general and : “Do you think so? I shotild say that ry a Vassar girl at tbe very least; someBoston in particular. I’m sure I can't I duch a surrender might be very noble- l>ody with calm gray eyes and fluffy hair, understand how she will be able to live under some circumstances." a girl with advanced ideas and all that, here." “I can’t imagine the circumstances. end with plenty of intellect, so she ' "Is she coming here to live ?" could help him in his work. That isn’t Wrnt are they?” • “Yes; as the wife of our rector in His frank question drew him rather much like you, is itr speaking to the Tregarthen. I tell him he’s setting a deeper into the subject than he had reflection in the mirror; “you're noth­ bad example by going so far from meaut to go, but be laid hold of his ing but an enthusiastic, impulsive coun­ home." courage and spoke the thought that try girl, with coarse black hair’’—she "Then I presume be is a southerner?" was in him. “I mean when a man has drew one of tbe shining braids over “He is; he’s a Georgian; butl believe • been fortunate enough to find the one her shoulder to look at it—“and eye­ he wax educated in the north.” woman in the world with whom be can brows that make me think of the pic­ “Am 1 to understand that you think chare all tilings." Ho said it quietly, ture of Beatrice in the big Shakespeare one ought not to marry out Of his sec­ trying to keep the vibrant note of pas­ downstairs—only she’s pretty and tion?" he asked, making the rector’s sion out of his voice. you’re not,” case a possible opportunity for ascer­ She did not reply at once, and when ^lirrors do not always tell the truth, taining his own standing. she did there was no sign that she had and Hester’s must have been a very “Oh! I wouldn’t say anything so taken his answer in any sense other Ananias of a looking-glass if it reflect­ radical os that,” she replied, stroking than as an abstract statement of fa'ct. ed any such distorted likeness of tbe her horse’s mane; “only, it seems to “Even then I think you aye wrong," sho embodiment of sweet, wholesome wom­ me. there are many reasons against it. said. “It doesn’t seem possible to me anhood standing before it; there were You don’t understand—yon can’t un­ that any woman could accept such n strength and pride in every line of the derstand—how much sectional feeling sacrifice ami retain her respect fof the beautiful face and perfect form, but it there ia in the south." man who made it; does it to you?" was the strength that harmonizes with “I know there used to be, but I “I had never thought of it as being a grace and purity, nnd it was the pride thought it was a thing of the past, sacrifice. It is more like a part of the that abhors mean things and scorns since the war." homage Which a loyal subject would the ignoble arts of deceit and subter­ “It is. in spine senses,-1 suppose, and give freely to the one whom he had en­ fuge. in others I think it is as strong as ever. throned.’’ My father fought for the south; and if HL She looked at him in doubt. “1 cun you could know how strongly my sym­ never tell when you arc in earnest and THE HISTORY OP A FEUD. pathies are enlisted upon the side of when you arc trying to be satirical.” Places, like persons, have characters some of the things which you think are the time be“Oh, I beg you to believe 1 wouldn't {, to keep or to lose. From « .« — dead issues, there would be only one jest upon such a serious subject," he | yond which fireside tradition fades into word in your vocabulary that would fit hastened to say. I the * *less authentic record of •* ’legendary ’----me—an ugly little word of five letters." "Then 1 can’t understand your posi­ tales, McNabb’s cove had shared with “I hope I am broad enough rot to ap­ tion at all. You—you write about worn- । its scanty population the evil report of ply it. Miss Latimer. I think I can put en, and you should understand them | a bad neighborhood. Topographically, myself in your place sufficiently to un­ better than that. Isn’t it true that even it is a mere gosh in the ride of Murphy derstand that there may be many and the strongest woman prefers to look up mountain, acres y* of arable muuuuiui, with oivu a « few «»**'-<' honest differences of opinion." rather than down, if her husband be land in the center shut in on three sides j “It’s .right kind of you to say that— noble and brave and generally worth , bv ty Kt«v»n steep wooded hills, whose summits ,I eapeciuuy especially as your siue side has nas tne the better oetteroi of looking up . to?” are the cliffs of the mountain. Pracj, the argument; though I’m not so sure thot Ringbrand wipced, for had he not I tically inaccessible on three aides, en! about . ■ that, - - either. - OQe thing to signed Lis name to a certain narrative trance by the fourth is scarcely less 1। starve |»cople into submission u^d quite ; in which the motive turned upon the I difficult. A narrow wdgon road winds .■ another to subjbgate subihirate them.' them." “1 believe I can appreciate that, too." Neither of them spoke again for a few moments, and then Hester culled bis attention to a jutting crag project­ ing far out from the cliff-line at their feet. "Do you see that point over yonder to the right?" slic asked. | “Yes; nnd 1 was going to ask you if Iit has u name." . “It has: it is called ‘Torn’s Jump.’ It’s not n very poetic name, and it could .i hardly be called a ‘— Lover’s Leap,’ alI though the story isdreadful^nougb." “Tell me about it." i “it’s short and.quite prosaic. There I thcorv theory thnt. that dr*f>n deep in the hrnrt heart cif of mvri' every I : woman there dwells an unspoken desire j to be dominated? He smiled at his un­ conscious mendacity and wondered why it is that a man who chances to be in lo\t’ cannot apply the wisdom of other ,I days to the solution of his own riddles. ’ “Pefrhaps you arc right, after all,” he ■ said, musingly. “Now that you recall ■ it, it seems quite possible that 1 may at [ ; one time have held and expressed such : a view myself. Your proviso, however; helps my side of the question." ; “In what.way?” j "By asking for a rare combination of j virtues in the man.” । used td be a moonshiner’s still some­ “How do you mean?” ■ where in this neighborhood, and oncof i "You said he should be noble and i the men was young Tom Cragin, the son brave and generally worth looking up of the mountaineer who owned the still, One day the revenue men were trying to i “Are those qualities rare?" arrest the party, and they chased young ’ “Rare enough, I fear. I think there Cragin out into this road. He run i arc not many of us who could fill the reBut to return to Miss down that way. and two more officers ] quire meats. came out into the road ahead of him. . Bradfern: You think she will be on the When he saw be was surrounded, he governing hand, do you?" climbed out to tbe point of that rock “Perhaps not quite that, but I’m very and flung himself down." sure she has some—shall we call them convictions? —that will make Mr. Ra­ Ringbrand looked surprised. "I didn’t know the penalties were severe enough leigh very uncomfortable. One of them to warrant a man in doing that," he is the idea that it is a part of lier mis­ sion to bring about the social recog­ said. "I’m not sure that they are," replied nition of the negroes.’’ She said “nig­ the girl, “though a long term in the gers,” but the provincialism bore no penitentiary is hard enough after the contemptuous accent. The remark caught Ringbrand off bis free life of the mountain. But in Cra­ gin’s case 1 think there were other guard and he said: “There is room fur things; there was a long story of blood­ reform along that line, isn’t there?” “That depends very much upon the shed and violence leading up to the tragedy, and perheps he had reason to point of view." Hestcc drew herself up fear something wnrse than a prison. and a shade of austerity came into her You don't, know anything about tbe sav­ manner. “Pm not quite sure how yon age history of these mountains. Mr. regard it in tbe north, though papa says Ringbrand.’’ sbe added, turning her you make no distinctioa—or, at least, horse’s head homeward. “Nearly not very mijch. With us the question every family in the neighborhood is or has been definitely settled for a long has been mixed up in some dreadful He was besotted enough to try to trouble; even our own has rot escaped.” She did not offer any further explana­ argue the point with her. "Don’t you tions as they rode back to “Tbe think that much of the objection to so­ Laurels," and Ringbrand felt instinct­ cial equality on the score of the color of ively that it was a matter about which a person’s skin is prejudice?" he asked. "You are at liberty to call it that or be could not ask questions. What she had said, however, made him thought­ anything else you please," she an­ ful, and he resolved to ask Ludlow if he swered, with chilly preciseness, "anil there is nothing to .prevent your put­ knew the story. When they reached the house Hester ting yourself upon an equality with our asked Ringbrand to stay to tea, and servants if you feci so disposed." ‘‘I’m sure 1 don’t wish to do that, after the meal they sat together on the veranda while t,he colonel and his son though I’m quite as certain that the question of color or race would not pre­ rode to Tregarthen. Since they were well beyond the period of acquaintance­ vent me. I think tile negroes in the ship in which young lovers take each north are given all the social rights other seriously and talk upon abstruse they expect or deserve; they <*e at subjects, the conversaton drifted aim­ least the social equals of white people lessly. and easily from one topic to an­ in their own class." Hester rose and stood before him other until it finally came back to the rector and his approaching marriage. with sparkling eyes and flushed cheeks, Hester spoke of it again in terms of dis­ and he forgot nJ) about the argument approval. “It seems to me like a case of in his admiration of her superb loveli­ infatuation on his part,” she said, ness. “That’s just itl” she exclaimed; “though I suppoas Tm prejudiced. I “you all are quite willing to lek the ne­ groes take their chances in the north, but you try to compel us to accept them as equals, withoutregard to class, whether we want to or not," It was not their first difference, and Ringbrand smiled. “You are of the south, aren’t you. Miss Hester? I wish you would teach me how to be euthus< iastlc," he said, mildly. “It would be a hopeless task," she re­ plied. Tm not so sure about that. I think it would depend upon the teacher." “But you would be enthusiastic on the wrong side, if I did.” . “Perhaps you might convert me in tbe process." “I am afraid that isn’t possible; and then it wouldn’t be honest of you to let me," she added, with feminine incon­ sistency. Einghrand smiled complacently. “I like that," he said. “I shall try here­ after to be both enthusiastic and kjyal to my section." Thinking about this conversation when she was braiding her hair before her mirror that night, Bester blushed EH* to the westward. “I am glad you like TrnnMorr," re- a^dES' footsteps of tbeir elders. * Col. Latimer, the squire’s sou 1 heir, Inherited little of thie'peaee^o’W temper of his father. Tbe first time found his fences thrown dew- n and ] cattle in his field-, he armed himi with a heavy riding whip and wi ebout nursing hls wrath)till his opp tunity should arrive. Meeting J Bynum in the street of Tregarthen, 1 indignant colonel proceeded to meta I I “Do—do gentlemen »|sually mount I . thnt way in New York?" she inquired, i , innocently. j ; “I can’t say they do—not always.” he 1 ’responded, ar. they ambled down the j moun­ ■ j long avenue and turned into the mountain road. “Now thnt you speak of it, I’m not sure that I ex er sow nnypne do । it iu just that way— nt least not outside j of a circus." 1 She laughed again, a sweet bubbling j over of unrestained jmerrimenu that made him think of happy children and singing birds. “Didn’t, you know, sure enough, that you were on the wrong side?’\he asked, naively. “Honestly. 1 didn't at first," be con­ fessed. “but I began to.suspect’some such dreadful thing before you spoke. Then it occurred to me that Pluto was unreasonably particular about such a small thing, and 1 thought it might be well to convince him of the fact. . “1 think you’ve succeeded; but Tm common things that he wouldn’t cure In afraid you have hurt his sense of tbe the. least what a foolish girl thought or proprieties beyond recovery. He is al­ said about him." most as conventional as I used to think Mrs. Ludlow smiled. “If you knew you were.” him as well os I do—if you could have “I hope you don’t think it any more, seen him when he was struggling for | after seeing my interpretation of ‘— — boots recognltkm. with ererything agulnrt -Andwhile him end no encouragement euUlde ot we>„ on ,uh>ct o, homeback ridhla own eonvietlon that the g.ft of auJet me maktl „ op,„ «,nfeMl<m; tborahlp wan in him; when eaery fteeh j know than notWng obolll it. exdisappointment only made JM « arwi « him wore de- ! pei^Inenand I shall be deeply in­ termined to succeed—if you could have debted to you if you’ll teach me how to known him in those days, you wouldn’t behave in a becoming manner." have thought him commonplace. And She leaned over and disengaged her even now. if you’ll give him a hint of the skirt from its entanglement in-his stir­ superhuman part you expect him to rup. “May I?" shoasked. play, he’ll make a brave attempt to’rise “I shall be very, grateful.’’ to the occasion. I’m quite sure I “Well, then, I—1'believe iVMcustom* shouldn’t do it, though, for I fancy that ary for a gentleman to ride on the other tn gaining your demi-god you might lose side,’’ she began. a pleasant every-day acquaintance." Ringbrand had quite recovered his “Then Til not do it, 1 promise you; self-poasession by this time, and he pleasant acquaintances are not so plen­ pulled Pluto around to her right. “Of tiful in Tregarthen that one can afford course. I should think that would sug­ to exiterhnent with them, not even for gest itself naturally to anyone but a the Kike of restoring a cherished idol.” book worm like myself; I assure you I Having obtained a foothold at “The shouldn’t have made my hero in a story Laurels," Ringbrand made good use of guilty of such awkwardness. Now, his opportunities; ami us Hester came how about these stirrups? they seem to know him better she began to forgive to me to be too short, or tqo long, or him for breaking tbe idol. As Ludlow something.” had foretold, there was no limit to the She looked at them critically: “I ooionel’s hospitality; and from stroll­ think they are a little too short Shall ing up to the plateau at irregular inter­ I hold Pluto while you dismount to let vals after supper. Ringbrand soon fell them down?" into the habit of spending the greater “No, thank you; I think I can manage number of his afternoons nt the home of 'It from the deck,” he replied, slipping the Latimcrs, and Hester soon found his feet from the stirrup Irons and ad­ herself looking forward to his visit as justing tbe straps to a more comforta­ to something without which the day ble length. “There, how is that?” would be incomplete. “That looks better. Now, shall we One afternoon, when he had been in­ try a little gallop?” vited to come at a certain hour, he “If you please. TH do anything you found Heater in riding-habit and hat, tell me to.” and the colonel’s boy leading two sad­ They swept along the level road at an dled horses up and down before the easy canter, and Ringbrand profited by veranda steps. Bester's suggestions os well os he could “I’m going to carry you horseback­ in the short intervals which his furtive riding, Mr. Ringbrand.’’ she said, run­ admiration of her graceful carriage and ning down the steps to meet him. radiant beauty spared him from a Hr looked askance at the two thor­ consideration of his own shorteomoughbreds, and tried to summon the ings. The road led them finally courage to say that be knew less than to the western brow of the moun­ nothing about horsemanship. ’Tm tain. and they pulled up at the afraid you’ll find me a sorry cavalier. edge of the cliff to enjoy the view spread out before them. “Oh. Pluto is gentle; anybody can “Your surroundings are a perpetual ride him." she rejoined, gathering her inspiration. Miss Heater,” said Ring­ akfaT and standing beside her horse. brand, feasting his eyes with the keen “Will you give me a hand please?" appreciation of an artist upon the mag­ Waving. in his stories, had frequent nificent panorama of the mountains to rnnmi. Bingbmnd knew precisely hostilities wci cut aee how they ue ever golug to ko nh->vn ascent newnt which np the sharp which rnpOKtir*a measures the height of the cove above the level of Harmony valley; and besides this there arc no means of ingress or egress for vehicles, and none for pedestrians save ________________ __ such as are afforded by__________ two 6r three rocky trails up the sides of the mountain. The isolation of McNabb’s cove had mr.vh to do With its unsavory reputation. For many years the Bynums, whose log farmhouse of “two pens and a passage” was the only human habitation in the email valley, had noted ns go-between for t he illicit distillers on Tj,e mountain and their customers in Harmony valley. In consequence of this, the cove had been the scene of sevcral encounters between the revenue officers nnd the moonshiners; and-al­ though the Bynums had usually main­ tained an outward show of neutrality, there wns little doubt that they had al­ ways given the secret aid to their neighbors on the mountain. It was during the life of Col. Lhtimer’s father that the Bynums had first brought themselves within the pale of the law. \ revenue officer had climbed the steep rood leading to the cove one afternoon, and the next morning hls dead body was found ut the foot of the declivity with a bullet hole in the skull. Old Squire Lat intel* was justice of the j peace at the time, and lie was especial­ ly active in pushing the inquiry which finally fixed the crime upon one of the. Bynums. As the evidence was mostly circumstantial, the murderers got off with a life sentence; but for the squire’s part in the prosecution the Bynums declared war upon the Lati-. mer family, instituting a series of per^ secutions which culminated in the burning of the manor-house in the val­ ley. The ex-Virginian was a law-abid­ ing man, and, although there was lit­ tle doubt as to the identity of his ene­ mies, he refused to retaliate in kind. With each fresh depredation he re­ doubled his efforts to obtain proof which could be produced in court; but hispersecuterswcreshrewdand crafty, and he was never able to get conclusive evidence against them. After the burning of the manor-house the squire built “The Laurels” on the plateau of Murphy mountain; but he did not live long to enjoy his new home. The plateau farm was reached by a road which climbs the face of the ascent from Tregarthen. Beyond the Lati­ mer estate it skirts the brow of the mountain, following the line of the cliffs and doubling around the head of McNabb’s cove. One morning when the squire was riding along this road at a point where FT comes out upon the edge of an abrupt precipice command­ ing a view of the cove, a rifle-shot rang out, and the fright­ ened horses galloped riderless back to “The. Laurels." When the searchers found him u short time afterwards the squire was quite deed; and before noon John Bynum was in jail at Tregarthen, charged with the commission of the crime. At this dist xiee of time there appears to be at least a reasonable doubt of his gu^t. He was seen in the village, and in fact was arrested there, within two hours of tliei time when tbe murder was committed; and while the distance from the head of tbe cove to Tregarthen by the road leading past “The Laurels’’ is only three miles, it is six by the way he must have gone to avoid meeting the searching party. This, and other facts, might have been brought out in a trial, bat the Bynums were unpopular and their feud with the Latimere was well known. The news of the squire’s death spread rapidly through tho valley during the day, and at night an armed mob broke into the jail and secured the hapless prisoner, who was hurried to the scene of the venient tree. With the death of John fend smoldered for several out to the younger man such a measure, of chastisement as he thought the case. . demanded, paying for his satisfaction a few days later with a broken arm,, shat tered by the bullet of an ambushed enemy. This incident was conducive to another interval of peace, for two., reasons—it taught the colonel that tai- i less he were willing to adopt the un­ scrupulous tactics of his antagonists he was likely to lose his life in an unequal contest; and the Bynums wore remtrained from further immediate aggressiuns by u fear of some such conse-. quences as hnd overtaken their father. Col. Latimer was quite sis popular in his way as had been the squire; and tliere had been ominous threats of ren-­ other outburst of public indignation after the breaking of the colonel’s arm —tjhreats which were loud enough tor cause the elder Bynum to disappear for a time, rumor said in Texas. The fire of enmity, however, visa never suffered to die. There were fit­ ful bursts of flame from lime to time, and fresh fuel was added when the sleepy village of Tregarthen awoke one morning to find itself the headquarters of tbe Tregarthen Cool <fc Iron com­ pany. All of the coal andjron land <m the mountain belonged originally to tbe Lat imer estate, but the Bynums had disputed with the colonel the owner­ ship to one of the coal veins which cropped out near the boundary of MeNabb’s cove. They were defeatedin tbe litigation that followed, and the old feud lost none of its rancor by the de­ cision of the courtft When its right to the McNabb vein had been established the company had endeavored to open ft, but the overhanging stratum of sand­ stone proved to be singularly intractanble, and the further development of the vein was postponed until such time as the depth of the other workings would make it less costly to timber tbe Me Nabb tunnel. Opinions varied as to the cause of the difficulty in the McNabb.* Expert mining engineers had declared that the sandstone form­ ing the roof of the tunnel was as .enocious as that overlying the other reins, and that there was no apparent reason why it should .require timber­ ing; but the indubitable fact remained. While the work of development was in progress, the miners frequently found the labor of a week undone in a single night by a caving of the roof which filled tho tunnel with broken rock. Ludlow had its own theory about these mysterious accidents, but he kept it to himself. It was suggested by the emell of black powder which he detected one morning when he was examining the debris thnt had fallen during tbe previous night. It struck him as be­ ing curious, because he knew that the miners were using dynamite; and it ted to a series of casual inquiries among the dwellers in Harmony Valley near­ est to tbe entrance to McNabb's Cove. The replies were not entirely convinc­ ing, because the nocturnal noises heard by tbe valley folk might have been tbe falling rock; but Ludlow heard enough to make him believe that when it became neoereary to take coal from the McNabb vein a night-guard at the tunnel would possibly avert disaster more efficiently than the moat elaborate system of timbering*. . It <cas during the progress of the law-suit that Jeff Bynum returned to the farm iu McNabb’s Cove; and the rumor which had pointed to Texas ae the objective of his migration was con­ firmed by his own story of his wander­ ings. Not contented, ho this tribute to its veracity, busied itesif with his i were rogue hints of a open crime. �(EASTERLY'S EXAMINATION Col. BIIm. ot Boctnav. ta Miooowtar house, but before they tied my bauda be­ Lla amdldac, tor itnlwrooBooat bonon hind my back, the first thing they did was ■old tbit ho .lands rlaht oo the plattor® to search me; they found my poekeibnok on held in the supervisors room Thursday, Feb. 6. 189$. ot Ibe republican party a< declared In «tate mypafMU with 856100 in II; they tort in THE COURT HOUSE MONDAY thia, and after going down into the oeiiar and national conrenUona. AND TUESDAY. MARSHALL UCOOK. SMtor they left; 1 think they had no inetructions LITERARY NOTES. where u» search. Their inquiry about Th* Prisoner Make* ■wryurn AS secoxo class matter at sheep made me think they had been toKoB.dc FlaldW taut >U>r,. THE HASTINGS, MICL-, FOHTOFFICK, etrutned. When Furnlaa and Orerami th In ISM Eugene Field "■«» * • “ ‘ 'J AVGUST 14. 1879. eawe'after some of tbe sheep they brought Wlitab be called - Tbe Werewolf, When If anyone thinks that Orlando Easterly, name strape and rope and left It at e pen It was Bnlahed be lata It wide and •. year the man arrested for the murderous as­ afterward entirely rewrote It. In ISM tie sault on the old man, Daniel Jackson, la near the barn, and the man that went out again took It op and rorlsed It, and during not a desperate man, they have only to lo look at the sheep went right to them the nine yeara between that lime and bk see th© desperate game that he Is playing and picked them up; there are three rooms in my house; they did not go into tbe store Some day the country people of this na­ death In November last, be rewrote It to gain hls liberty. PuMmselng a counte­ tion will stand up hard and demand some eight times. Bia last aevlalon pleased nance that Is most peculiar, made especial­ room; It was getting quite dark; they tore open my bed ticks and set them ou fire •f tbe good things furnished by the gov- him and be decided to have It printed. ly noticeable by the nose, sharp, project­ with matches to procure light.; the small Bnt death eame loo suddenly, and the ing chin, nnd the bold expruaslon to the •rnment. For Instance, It a person Is In a man guarded me while the large one story was found unpublished, among Ihs city, tbe government will pay a healthy effects. Mrs. Field, concluding to have eyvs. be is doing everything that lie can to searched; did not see any weapon but be deceive those called to recognize* bi in. At told me be would put a knife in me If I the story appear, gave It to the editor ot wn for earring hls mall to Dim from two the time of the robbery, and indeed when to six times per day. and If necessary tiw Ladles Home Journal, in which maga­ be called at various places along the road got my hands loose. They searched down cellar and asked roe where that pan of zine all of Mr. Field’s work, outside of hls throw In a cromo onse In a while. Now newspaper articles, was presented to the Inquiring where the old man Jackson gold was; told them did not know any­ the government Is going to do a great deal .public. The story will be printed iu tbe lived, be bad a moustache but no whiskers. thing about It; they searched half an hour, wore than that The carriers are to call at tnext issue of tiw Journal, strikingly Illus­ When arrested in Chicago he bad no they knocked me down and dragged me whiskers but retalnud his moustache. Into the bedroom and threw a sheet over the bouses of clrf people and collect the trated by Mr. Howard Pyle. While being kept In the jail at Kalamazoo, me; 1 told them 1 would freeze before­ »»fl the latter may take a notion to ./pre­ waiting to be brought to Ibis city, be shav­ morning and they told roe Oversmith Circuit Court Calendar. His examination would be after hls sheep in the morning pare during the day. So there Is tbe Court convenes Monday Feb. 10th with ed off hls moustache. was postponed largely for the purpose of and would let me louae; they cut bed cord whole round—city people are to have their the following eases:— letting bis moustache grow out again. and tied me to the bed, locked the door Criminal Causes. letters delivered and called for any where But last week Easterly borrowed a pair of The people vs Roman Bull, Disposing of shears from a brother prisoner and clipped and went away, taking my gun with them in the corporation limits, and the depart­ which was found next morning; horse they hls moustache off very ©lose again, and ment is to pay the cost. But how aboq^ chattie m’tg. property. Tbe People vs John McLeod, Assault later on blocked out some side whiskers. drove was dark colored; small man was tbe citizens of a small town, the village or bad looking young man, did not notice a and battery. These whiskers It Is said in tlieir natural Wit­ the country district. He goes to the po^tThe People vs Frank Heaney, Fraudu­ state are Drown, but by the aid of char­ moustache and wore dark clothes. ness said prisoner was about size and • ffice when he can^walts while the post­ lently concealing property. coal which the prisoner obtained are made build of large man; aald be could tell him Spaaiding. KeepThe People vs Louis “ * ” — master distributes ?he mall, fills out a to appear quite black. But the attempted if hls whiskers were off. or if he could get Ing gambling room. deception through shaving off hls mous­ money order, or attends to 'anything else The People vs Geo. Kern, Violating tache and coloring hls whiskers, is nothing a look al hls eyes, bnt he seems to keep he may have In band, then gets his mall; liquor law. compared with the rest, and people were hls eyes shut; large man probably weigh The People vs Sidney Kocher, Violating hardly prepared lo see tbe prisoner stooj>- 160 or 170 pounds; they were at roy bouse meanwhile the postmaser Is Instructed to Importune every one to rent a box, at from village ordinance. shouldered, walk as If lame, and sit with about an hoar and a half. The People vs Wm. Watson. Bastardy. hls left eye closed and squinting Uadly Cbo*-* Examination. M cents to one dollar per annum, The People vs Wm. O. Lowden, Utter­ with tbe other. But despite these several strictly In advance, and help the poor gov­ ing forged note. Was light when they came; man who witnesses Identified him. Tbe examina­ The People vs Ellas McDurmid and Al­ tion was held before Justice Riker In the went to look at ebeep went directly to ernment to pay the poet master’s salary. How just and fatherly this is! Then, onzo Me Du rm Id. Mabeut Supervisors room commencing Monday straps nnd rope; think one of them was The People vs Orlando Easterly, Rob- afternoon and continuing until Tuesday standing and one sitting when I told them again, the department cannot carry parcels bery. noon, when tbe examination was post­ to go. 1 got my gun and cocked II; when •f merchandise without charging extor­ The People vs Chas Fumiss aud John poned until Friday rooming. The follow­ larger nrnu came back to tell me what he tionate rates thereon, because It might Quinn, Robbery. ing Is tbe testimony of the first witness:— would give for tho sheep, he pointed finger at me; when I turned my head I received Issue* of Facts. burden the mails. If a citizen of Char­ Frank Jokes. the blow; larger man w_as In overcoat; bat W. H. Lee, adm, va A. G. Hunt, Aplotte wished to send a small package to narrow rimmed; 1 saw the horse standing I reside at Battle Creek. Will be 43 peal. Lansing which weighed two pounds, the ApR. B. Richards vs Clarence Rogers, years old on 11th d^y of March. Am a in tbe road, but after they got me fast paternal post department. In Its great de­ mason by trade. Met Orlando Easterly they put the horse behind tbe house out of p< al. sire to help the people, will charge a small Wm. A. Wells vs Herman Wheeler and one evening, think it was 2nd or 3rd day ■IghL fee of 32 cents for the trip—at least 22 Geo. Tyler, Assumpsit. of January. December last In Holmau’s . Willis Platt. Prank Gilbert vs Herman Barry, AS‘ saloon In Battle Creek, 1 was introduced cents more than it Is worth, and the rob­ Live in Assyria; know Mr. Jackson by sumpsit. to a man by tbe name of Harry Thompson; ber express companies get the benefits. Wm. Helmer vs Alonzo Ferris, Appeal. Introduced by Quinn. Had conversation sight; live about 4X miles from him. Same Why does tbe department not Institute a L. Parrott and John lece vs George Bar­ there with Mr. Easterly. After Quinn In­ day as robbery man called at my bouse aud parcel post, as Is done in other countries num, Appeal. troduced us Easterly bought tbe drinks and Inquired the way to Jackson’s and I told Richard Freer vs Chas T. G i liaspie. Ap­ we sat down lo tbe table. Easterly said ”1 him. I think tbe man in court (referring whereby the people may be accomodated? peal. understand from a friend of yours that to Easterly) Is the mao who made the in­ Because the postmasters of the large Tliere is change In appear­ Chas A. Bristol vs Clark A. Hunt, Ap­ there is a little job over here in tbe coun­ quiry of me. cities, who draw small salaries of from 94,­ peal. try that wants to be done.” 1 said ‘-what ance since then, be had a moustache then 600 up, recommend against IL It might John McOmber vs L. E. Benson and W. job have you reference to” and he a«ked and no side whiskers; talked with him I had no dif­ me where this old man lived wln^re Mr. then three or four minutes. increase the business of their offices, and J. Shutter. Appeal. Fumiss had hls sheep pastured. I said to ficulty in picking him out in jailImPAJUaAXCES. be of some accomodation to the common him “ you know as much about It as I do. ” Mns. Hattik Tuckerman. Elida Shaw vs Simeon Becker, Geo. W. people. It is a well fact that tbe Ameri­ aud be wanted me to mark out the road. Lydy. Live in Assyria; do not know Daniel can people would rather put up with a I told him,he knew the road as well as 1.' C hancery 1st Class. i»ecause 1 never saw Mr. Jackson and don’t Jackson; heard of robbery next day. On wrong than make a struggle to right-IL If Eugene Murdock vs Julia H. Murdock, know where he Ilves: he asked me it it day of robbery a man stopped at my bouse Congress would stop the carrying of all Divorce. ' was between Bellevue aud Assyria and 1 and inquired for Mr. Jackson’s bouse, and kinds of trash novels through the malls at Mary M. Garland vs George Garland, told him be knew just as well as I. He asked about sheep. This roan. Easterly, an almost nominal sum,and establish a 10- Divorce. turned to hls partner and said “By G—d is tbe man who made the inquiries; I Chas E. Parker, exec, vs Cyrus Caster­ we will go to Bellevue and find out where noticed scar on face: wan had no whiskers eent parcel post on packages of moderate line, I/Oulsa Caateriine. It Is;” b> his partner 1 mean Thompson; when he stopped al my house, only a size, the deficiency of seven to nine million Wm. IL Chilson vs Hope Chilson, Bill be turned to me and said “ynu keep your moustache. Scar was on chlu on left side. dollars per year would soon disappear. to set aside deed. mouth shut and.I will make you a pres­ - Willis Pratt, Recalled. When will some of these things be run on Sam’l Carson vs Levi Fowler. Mary ent;” told them 1 did not want a present Noticed man had long jaw from rar to from that source. They wanted me to a common sense basis?—Eaton County Fowler, James B. Holes. James Nesbit vs Ellen Nesbit, Divorce. drive them to where the old man lived, but chin, and chin turned up a little. On Republican. Mary Cowley vs W m. Cowley, Divorce. I refused. Thompson was a man my size, cross examination witness said be did doc Jane Leavitt vs Geo. W. Leavitt. Di­ (Jones Is a small man) with, black mous­ state this on direct examination because be No matter what kind of money we have, vorce. tache and black suit of clothes; was proba­ was not asked. bly over thirty years old. Saw this man, vChakcery 4th Class. Jost as long as we don’t have revenue Morris Bradley. Friend D. Soule, adm. vs Geo. Osborn, (introduced to me as Easterly) here on tbe ecough to meat the expenses of running Live 3^ miles north and west of Belle­ streets white beiog taken to tbe Justice R. M. Bates, Bill to remove cloud from the government just so long will there be vue: heard of robbery Thursday after It office; did not see him again until here to ­ title. uncertainty, doubt and distrust And with Terrence Corrigan vs John Yarger, et al. day. Think 1 heard of tbe robbery tbe had been done. Dec. 3rd two men drove to my place and asked to feed their horse; next day. Deputy Sheriff King told me: be a republican Congress, a free-silver Senate Injunction. Henry Sparks, guardian vs Sam’l Bollin­ said It was done about four o’clock in tbe they also took dinner with us; horse was and a free-trade gold-standard democrat small weighing gbont 900 pounds and they afternoon, after the conversation with ger, Bill to construe will. in tbe Presidential ahair, tbe outlook cer­ Frank Bailey vs John Holden, Bill to Easterly and Thompson. I went andI got drove towards Jackson’s house, leaving tainly isn’t very bright for any ver> de­ quiet title. Justice Bidwell and Sheriffs King iand my house about two o'clock; one of tbe cided improvement Grover Cleveland John Holdeu vs Frank Bailey, Bill to Powell. I got King and Powell to try ;and men was tall aud muscular,the exher short­ stop them frota robbing the old man; Itold er; nothing was said about tbe old man will veto any tariff measure that looks set aside deed and m’tg. Jackson; noticed that the larger man had J. McKelvey vs Kate McKelvey, In­ these officers of Wfiat I had heard: ’__ towards increasing our revenues because a junction. told that hlg name was Easterly and that peculiar looking face and small moustache. tariff would exclude some English made Wltnem Identified the prisoner as the large Chas M. Putnam vs Frank Pennington, be lived near Marshall. man who called there. goods that find a market here, and drive et al. Judgement, creditors Cross Examination. Wm. P. Streeter vs Wm. E. Harding, •at the American product don’t cber Jacob Huffman. Justice at Nashville told me there was a et aL know. The Senate will allow nothing to oomplaiut against me for this robbery; Live on See. 35, Maple Grove about a Levi Fry vs Hannah E. Fry, Divorce. don’t know anything about the robbery; mile from Daniel Jackson’s; heard of rob­ pass them without some concessions are understand the term “job" means to “rob,” bery next day after it was committed. Prof. DeMotta’s Lecture. made to silver, and this again would meet and when they used the term job I under­ Was in my barn Dec. 3rd and stranger Remember the lecture by Prof. DeMotte with about tbe tame kind of a reception' stood they meant to rob Jackson. Qulun stepped up unexpectedly and asked about at tbe hands of the President as one might on Saturday evening of this week, tbe said be would have noth lag to do with the sheep; also asked where Jackson lived and last lecture in the Club Course. In many ecpeet to receive from waving a red flag In respects the most helpful and fascinating robbery If Brady was In It; Fumiss came I told him; asked if Jackson was not an Fur- old man and I told him yea; asked if be front of a built face. Take It np one side lecture ever given in this city, and we over to get some one to do the job. nls3 came there throe times, tbe last time and down the other affairs are in a very have heard two grand onee during the be staid at my bouse, and I told him I lived Alone and I told him yea. Three was another man In the cutter. A aif present course. No parent can afford to peculiar and by no means a satisfactory have their young .people miss IL Tbe would have nothing to do wRb It Easter­ be could Identify the large man the wit­ condition. But wait until we .get a good churches could do nu better missionary ly only talked to me aboat doing the job ness said: "If tbe respondent had a mous­ protection at the head of the government work, than to urge attendance on this where Fumiss’ sheep were pastured; be tache he would just fill the bllL In my always talked about the man where Furand things will run along as smoothly as lecture. Students tickets will be sold for ulas’ sheep were pastured. 1 told the of­ judgment, the wltneas said, referring to Easterly, this Is the man. only twenty-five cents, regular tickets of yore. ficers about Furnlaa- Brady and Quinn: fifty cents. Jar. H. McKevitt The following letter from one of the did not point out Fumiss because I wanted CongTMiman Thoma.’ Resolution. most splendid audiences In New England to see what he would do; told my wife Testified to prisoner catting off tooustache about Fumiss. Don’t think I was intoxi­ and thought he bad blacked hls moustache is In reply to a request by the lecturer to Congressman Thomas has offered the be allowed to give another lecture on tills cated. When I came to Hastings Easterly as told above, as he found some coal cin­ following resolution iu the House; Witness raid prisoner hls third appearance in their course: had not beeu pointed out to me; he had a ders In the cell. moustache and wore whiskers when I saw bad bis eye open until Munday when he Whereas it Is desirable to foster and ex­ Hartford Conn. Jan. 3d. isoe. him at Battle Creek; beard be had bis claimed he got some dirt In it; afro told of DearSIr:— tend the export of our surplus agricultur­ Ws want •'Tbe Harp ot the Senses or the moustache shaved uff; be does not look as having prisoner’s revolver In bis posaessal and manufactured products to foreign Secret of Character Bulldlnr.” because you he did when I first saw him. I used to wh.»b Ch,oa«o detectives took from have atveu It here before. Ths rapetltloo tar coon trie.-; and live In Assyria; was never at Jackson’s him. tr nn being undesirable. U lust what we want. When arrested Easterly bad Itaht Tbe lecture is repeated at the earnest request place; all I know about where he lives is moustache. Whereas in certain countries the Im­ of njxny of your former bearers-especially portation of our products are prohibited or tnachers. We are making special effort to get all what Fumiss said. Examination closed here and was post­ On the re-direct Jones said lie received our young man and women out for the good poned until Friday morning at 10 o’clock. restricted or subjec!ed to burdensome and of thai ton Mn dn a tetter from Detroit; after receiving tbe „• Frxd H. C. Hammokd. ■nnecesxaay Inspection or discriminating letter I received $80 by express; did not Board open for the sale of reeerved duties: receive the money until after 1 had taken Ch urob Md SMelty. seets at seven o’clock Thursday morning Rksolved. That the Committee on and dosed at six on the evening of the counsel on it Can’t say what day of tbe Mln Sbernu will lead tbe Y. p. 8. C. month I got tbe letter. Ways and Means be directed to have pre- lectureuM Fred L. Heath’s. E. at Eamaauel Pariah nut Sunder ereoDamixl Jackbok. VMad a report which shall show in what < A D«ll*Mrul Afhlr. I live in Maple Grove; am B0 years of omntrivs such restrictions or discrimina­ Frol John B. DeMolte will beta tte Thursday evening Mias Edna Truaan ■ge; came there tn 1852 on July 8th; are a tions are in operation, of what they oobfarmer. Ever since I have lived there ’ J*?’?' Bootey itta will (peu la Ike •bL the causes alleged therefor, and borne of Mr*. Mary T. Goodyear. liave lived on Section 86 In that township; Metbodiil chnrcb on that eeentai. Privileged to * et listening to the Kpworte Ightfni y enjoyed, tn a letter lo the republican, ot H—ttoga acquainted with Sa-Preeldenl Harrtaon decline, to winning. IMatalaMa f MIm Tntman’* eewdldite for reoomtaatloo tor Ure •» » “««: bteted teree ant Md U» * PruideuL Baninn wan aa hi whieh tbe to look at the iteep; at tbe nttaw ■l—e that as a swallly In the race aud hi, declintac er she should also receive they inquired about Charlie FtinlM* SreaUy Mtnpllfy mailers. uth u htat put two oWoek. *7n program Mtchaered was: BMOlhMra nr* w Hastings Banner EDITORIAL NOTES ’ ■ i United State. Mini,ter Ferrell. baa ■m-ed aieojno, Indemnity of tbe To tet imremmrnt for tbe destraction him where he Urea and told an neat J??401*- tol<1«“ •»’ but r.e toe. "nt After they bad nayed a while 1 he eto seinoipiotou and told them Urey better be morin, u I had .a,. JTZ «• They ttnrted toward, the tbe W< renew «« bank a tell Prank O.etwUUi I will Mn/4> fr»> him .V—. M I £. Don’t Be Deceived —by shrewdly worded ad­ vertisements, that are nine times out of ten misleading. Make it ‘ a rule to do business only with houses whose advertised offers arc perfectly plain. There is no room for doubt when we advertise Money is worth Saving ON HORSE BLANKETS as well as on other merchan­ dise. We invite horsemen and farmers to take advan­ tage of our Great Reduc tion Sale (’till March 1st.) on 5A, Cleveland, and Chase Bros.’ Blankets. Cur Belt Leather Halter Heads |without •stales} have been selling for $1.00 but we are now selling them for 50c. I Goodyear Bros HARDWARE. HASTINGS. 999999999999999999999999999999999999^999^'^ A Sweeping Reduction CAPS, GLOVES, MITTENS AND UNDERWEAR. All these articles put at prices that are bound to sell them if you need them. Call and give me a chance to prove this assertion to you. J. C. FARRELL, Clothier ^luukiiiuiimiiiiiihiiHiiiiHiiiiteditehinhihiiteh^f you eeen that new line of SHOES uet came? All the latest tees—Taldo, No. io and N«4K- BUTTON and Lace. Finest in the city. Call and inspect them, �Hasting Banner, Thurid,y, Feb. 6, 1^6. When in Doubt Where to Buy One of the results of abort bay crop has been the utiliziug of straw aud own stalks D. E. C<» <fr was In Allegan this week to a degree unknown in Ibis section. Mr». Oocar Gruok has been quite BertautMuch of this has been wasted heretofore. A good farmer remarked at tbe institute, ly ih. “1 never knew 1 could keep a horse ou Imuc Cunningham went to Ohio Friday straw before," There •< a lesson in all motuiog. tula that is worth much to this country, Miss Mmnu*. Lewis was in Grand Eapalthough, like most other, lessons of ex­ ids Munds). perience, It is*not a very pleasant one.— Geo. Hate returned from SaglnaW Sat­ Clinton Republican. urday night. Dr. Franz E. VY illison, Is congratulating himself that he is alive. Last Saturday hte vulcanizer, a steam boiler machine used, in the manufacture of plates for tbe muutb, blew up. The doctor bad just an instant previous to the explosion, turned off tbe fire and left tbe room when bang! It went up through the celling. He es­ caped going to that region where people don’t need artificial teeth. Expense foots up to about >15.—Eaton Rapid* Herald. Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, School Books, Wall Paper, Window Shade?, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, BUY OF. other times. New Orleans baa just erected M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, was in the a large, handsome hotel, tbroroughly modern In all appliances for comfort and ciiy yestenlaj. convenience. It is of steel and brick con­ Horace Parmer and P. Cazier went to struction, of handsome architectural de­ Msmju Mon da). sign and thoroughly Cte proof throughout. Calvin Stanton, of Cedar.Creek, left for It Is located next (on adjofrtning street New York Tuesday. corner) to tbe city ticket office of tbe Il­ Mrs. Mary T. Goodyear is confined to linois Central R. K., and .occupies the site the house with tbe grip. where for generations have stood the his­ Mr. Janes, of New York, is visiting hls toric old St. Charles Hotels, the last of which was destroyed by fire in April of cousin Mrs. J. S. Goodyear. Mr. aud Mrs. Chester Messer are expect­ 1894. It has therefore been dr med the New 8L Cbailes Hotel, and has been ed home from the east this week. leased to Andrew R. Blakely A Ca, hotel Dr. M. W. Wightman returned to her men of experience, who will conduct It as home in New York City on Sunday. • a first class hotel, on both the American Eugene Harlbom, at Prairieville, visited and European plans. The building, said friends here tbe fore part of the week. to be the handsomest of the kind In the Mrs. Hannah M. Barlow has been spend­ Luth, fronts on BL Charles sweet, and in­ A man who is sick would never think of takiug ooe dose of medicine, and if he was uot cured give It up and'say it r.as not good tor his complaint, yet there are a few. men who insert Ian advertisement iu a paper for one week, and if it does not bring a rush of trade, drop it out aud say It is uo use. If you have bargains, keep ing tbe pant week with Kalamazoo friendf. lhetu before tbe people. They may Knot Mrs. D. R. Cook spent Tuesday the want them the first or second week, but guest of Mr. aud Mrs. A. J. Beebee at you will bring tbein hi time. Nn.-ibville. Editor F>*lghner, of Nashville, was in The following from uuc of our the city Tuesday to tote In the Easterly ehCDfliea contains wit and wisdom, examination. mention and sarcasm. tiug»;*io uud truth: Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Hendrick*, of “When you dibcuntinue a pa|>er do so manfully. Don’t spitefully throw it back MiddlevBk*. ai tended the K of P. party The Druggist. Tuesday night. to the postmaster with a coutempuous **1 Mrs. John Pendergast accompanied by don’t want it," and have a card returned to tbe editor stating it has been “refused." > Mm. Earl Brown, returned to Niles BatNo gentleman ever stopped a paper in that urday morning, way, no matter if hia bead was covered Mrs. Eva Bailey returned from Adegan with .gray hair. It you-no longer wish to this week where t-he has been vigiliug her • CIRCRLSTION • receive a news paper, write a letter to tbe brother, M. H. Wing aud family. editor saying so, and be sure that all ar­ .tiesdnnies Julius Russell. Tnos Cox, R. rearages are paid. By doing this you will : K. Grant and J. T. Lombard, spent yesHereafter, changes for- advertisemewts ac * your pat t—that of a gentleman. i Cerday aftrnuxm with Mrs. Emma 8impmust reach this office Tuesdays at latest .to , „ .. • , , • . I son at Nashville. Others had coatemplattosurH insr£jlon ia the issue of the week [ Mra. Mary r. Goodyear received word i . . , . . . , .. when brought. , , , .... ... : ed going but were detained by illness, j tills week of the death of her brother . • William Richardson*Tyler, of Troy. N. Y. ; Hear Prof. DeMott Saturday evening. j liny, drink, aud you will recommend । Mr. Tyler was well known Iu art circles, j Wright A Co’s. Royal Java and Table factory is compelled to nut j beiug an nnF- t-of mucii repute, landscape, ■Dwinell. [ .! Mocha eoffoe. * Our customers are our evenings to get-out orders. I and inurluc views being bis particular The liear saw his shadow Sunday, and । forte, Hls work ci-tu manded high prices, :j brxt advertiser^ and Royal Java nnd Mocha Philups A Erb. wc may look tor alx weeks more of winter. ; amt |.is\>lcture* adoiu ',,1 ly ofmany .the ef.the finest i finest : to oar leader. homes iu-Boston, Hew York Chicago, ______ and A Ishort circuit of electricity set Are to Only a few sets of Rogers Bros. Knives. ■ ’.C,-. His Venetian scenes < the window trliumipgs in Woolley A Broncities. forks and spoons left at A. R. McOmbcris j: other large c ' lake rank wit',. ..... have been pro- ; sons .window Galurdsy and for t few ith any that Fire sate. duerd In modern limes. He vas greatly seconds MMtonds* made a lively blaze. ”But prompt Henry MarWe is agent for Iliffa Atlas of i respected aud ImW in Troy, where his action put the tire out with very'little tbe World, a splendid work and utkfui tor > death has caub*-d -univernii sorrow. His .... damage. every boon-. ' death leaves Mrs. Goodyear the only sarWanted—A reliable lady or gentleman Rev. Mtlina Bradley, of lUchland. vl¥or or(„ti, to distribute samples and make bomre-toknown is Barry county, died this v.ook • ■ house canvusa for nar Vegetable Toilet j Feb. 15lh tin* Micldgan Preas Associa- j afU-r a sliort Ulne*s. ; tion will leave for an excursion tn New I! Soap. 840 to 875 a month easily *>ada Get your stock of Boots and Shoes lie- i Address C rodIn & Reed, 843 to 850 Austin fore they a re all gone at F. G. Stowelfs. Orleans and MHko to be al**eut about; Avenue, Chicago, Hl. Stock ouly damaged by smoke at:d water. 1 Ihree weeks. I wo days will be spent at Special communication of Hastings New Orleans during the Mardi Gras, three Before you buy .uy clover or tlmoUv di).s |n [he CUj. of M„le0 Khew PlM1. Lodge Na 52 F. and A. M. Wednesday K. I. Benderabott .1 lUttey | Dj„ w|11 |M,d),r (hM11 , reMptlon< evening. February 12, 1896. Work an tbe LOCAL NEWS. Tnis week, 86 quires. Kiobard'. old Mund near.Soldlert Moou-, ,ho\t ,U)p, lie|ng K,de „ tlw imporlMt find. A full attendance is desired. L. H. Evamts, Ment‘ j point, brtweon the two cities shove nam­ Sec’y. The “old folks’’ concert in tho M. E ed. From the City of Mexico other trips church Tuesday evening, Feb, 18th, and it will be made in various directions from Owing to a mistake Id the numbering on will more than come upto your expecta­ the city. Tbe press of the state of Michi­ tbe plates, from which our continued story tions. Doot mias it gan are under great obligations to Hon. is printed, It was slightly “mixed" last The fine stereoptican views which Prof, Chase S. Osborn of tbe Soo News, and week, but we have reprinted that portion DeMott uses to illustrate his lecture with, President of the Michigan Press Assoc­ of it in this Issue. The fault lay with tbe adds much to It, and makes bis great iation for tbe great pains that he has taken house from which we recured our .plates and work that he has done to.not only pro­ and uot with the office. The numerous in­ lecture still more impressive. Tbe Wool Boot factory started up Mon- vide an interesting trip, but an inexpen­ quiries which greeted us concerning tbe sive one as well. Also are they under I cause of it, gave evidence that tbe Bakr k& day with a full force, after being closed down four weeks for repairs and improve­ «qual obligations to Mr. Reau Campbell, stories are widely read. of 925 Old Colony Building, Chlcaga for Henry Bentley came near being the vic­ ments many of which have been made. the personal interest be has taken tn tlx tim of « terrible accident Tuesday and can The annaal donation for the benefit of success of the excursion and the valuable Rev A. D. Grigsby will be held at the assistance be has rendered to mak<4 it thank fortune that be escaped as luckily as be did. He was assisting in changing parsonage on Friday evening Feb. 14th such. The party will travel In Pullman a belt on a pulley at Bentley, Tomlinson from 5:30 to 10 -o’clock. Everybody In­ ears and have its own dining car—in fact A Riders factory, when the belt suddenly vited. will Jive In the car during the entire run over onto a rapidly revolving wheel. Found—A lap robe Jan. 8 in Carlton trip. Mexico Is t wonderfully Interesting Henry was caught by it and In less time twp. near Fullers corners. Owner can country, and but little Is heard ot It here than It takes to tel! be was carried to have same by paying for this notice and Id thia northern country. The Banneb lightening speed up over the pally wheel at D. C. Kekyom, proving property. editor will lake iu the exetn^ion and will the ceiling, his heels striking the top of Hastings. attempt to give oar leaders Hye benufit of the room with terrific force. There was Mrs. Hattie McCall Travis who formform­ it through a series of' letters, letters. Among only a few. Inches space between the erly gave dancing lesions In Hastings, will others who will go on the Mexican trip wheel and tbe celling, bat owing to the lead tbe grand march at the annual Mardi with tbe editors will be Gov. John T. -slim elongated plan on which Henry Is •Gras ball, the swell event of the season in Rich and staff. built he passed through witboat Injury, Jiew Orleans. and was landed upon a pile of scrap iroir An effort is being made to worn up a rail­ about 10 feet below, none the worse of Bur your boy or girl a pair of those road scheme among capitalists from Mus­ his unwelcome experience, one of which Famous Grand Rapids School Shoes. We kegon to Fostoria. Ohio, to revive the Henry tbiuks will satisfy him for a long Civeyoqa ticket to get them half-boled Coldwater R. R. project and open up time to come. cheaper tnan you can elsewhere and keep Ohio coal and oil field to Muskegon tbe rips sewed up. Following are the list of jarors -for this Wisconsin. J. C. Dove and others Woolley A Bboxsok. term of court:— working to get the moneyed men together Chas. L. Beamer, Irving. We have received a copy of the “Ameri­ of Muskegon, Fostoria and along tbe Fred Bergman, 2nd Ward. can Homes,” a new monthly magazine route, to organize a company, reclaim the Royal Brown, Hastings. pubitehed at Knoxville, Feau. It is a road bed and right of way and speedily Jasper Burgman, Castleton. magazine devoted to the planning, build­ push it to completion. The road has been Frank Clark, Tbornapple. • ing and ■beautifying of tbe borne. It con­ graded part of tbe way through Ohio. tains many interesting articles. per year. It to 11 Hon. H. R. Pattengill will give his In­ teresting lecture “Down In Dixie" In Mid­ dleville, newt Monday evening, Feb. 10th. This to the first number of tbe lecture course at that place. Prof. W. N. Ferris Mtows Feb. 36th with “Making tbe World Better." Jerry Boynton, the irrepressible railroad mi. filed nine right of ways to Central Michigan Railway Company last week tn the Register’s office at Coldwater. Jerry says be wishes be wu as sure of reaching Heaven as be is of completing the new road.—Bottle Crc^ Moon. The book which had tbe largest circula­ tion the past year was not Trilby ar its like, but the plain old fashioned Bible, of which 4.000.090 copies were sokl or given away. United States. Evlden Jy Go!. lageraolPs shut off the demand for Bible® yat Muskegon Is one of the beat cities in Mich­ igan and haa the beat harbor on this shore. The Crosby Transportation coin pa ay have already made arrangemen to for a ear ferry system to Milwaukee, which will be wearest, cheapest and moat direct line from the Ohio coal field to Muskegon, Milwau­ kee and tbe weak The proposed route from Fostoria will pass through Napoleon and Manafield, Ohio; through Hillsdale county northwesterly through Montgomery lo Coldwater, from Coldwater to Battle Creek, and from Battle Creek northwester­ ly to Hasting* and front Hastings to Muskegon. This will connect the three Ingen ot the Grand Trunk system with tar shops at Muskegon. The people of Muskegon are enthusiastic over the pro­ ject, and offer a good right of wav Into Muskegon with plenty of room for depot, shops and dockage. By going to Hastings they expect to open up a market between our city and Muskegon, for their agricul­ tural aad wheat products. Mr. traly*’ from Orangeville should Remember that the BANXxadoes not ever print communications to which do rignatufe is attached. John McArthur one of tbe oldest of Barry county pioneers died at Woodland on Saturday aged 84 years. He had been wresldeut of Woodland township for 55 yoirs. For the acjomodaJtans of strangcre ^within hex gates at Mardi Gras, at al! Frank H. Colver, Yankee SpriacL Michael Dealer, Prairieville. Wm. H. Felkboer, Maple Drove. Wot. Ford, Barry. L. A. Hyde, Aeayria. Joaeph B. Keeler, Carlton, Thomae Kelley. Borland. Henry Lane, Ratlaud. Frank Leonard, Hope. Mannlny Mnneon, Baltimore. Jamee t Mead, Baltimore. Wealey Moored, Tbornapple. Geo. Neldthammer, Woodland. George Nelson, Prairieville. A. D. Olmstead, Assyria. James Read, Orangeville. Amasa Richardson, Hastlnys. Voleey Snyder, Barry. Chas. W. Stafford. Yankee Springs. David Silica, Johnstown. Hiram Walts, Woodland. John V. Wickham, OnrlMu Henry Withe;, 1st Ward. Merritt Wood, Orangeville. cludes the entire space between Gravier aud Common streets. It is thus but a short block from Canal street, that main artery of the city from which nil points nt Interest dlverge,aad on and In tbe vicin­ ity of which the activity of the metropolis concentrates. The New St Charles Is seven stories iu height, and owing to its Immense court open lug on St Charles street, all its ruotbs will have a front for light and air. Among its special features is a roof-garden, opening out of tbe im­ mense dining-room, aud the cafe or morn­ ing room, on the second floor. This roof4ganicn, which Is equivalent to a covered balcony connecting the two wings, faces ou St. tlharlvs street it contains a foun­ tain, garden scats, and In season will be decorated with all tbe brilliant flowers that flourish in. that sunny clime. On the second floor, also. Is the music room, private dlniug-rooms, lianquet rooms and Iweuty-one bedrooms. From the third story up. the building is devoted to bed­ rooms, single or ett suite, and with or without bath; the bouse containing In all 325 guest chambers. Four elevators, electric light, and tbe most approved boating apparatus are among tbe minor , features of tbe establishment. Tbe house is to be opened te the public for tbe first lime about the first ot February of the present year. 1896. Fine California Navel Oranges, w& Those 20th Century Shoes. Don’t buy any 25 cent tear ’till .you have tried ours. THS LATEST THING OUT IN LADIES* FINE SHOES. CALL AND SEE THEM AT We will give you good value for your money if you will give us a chance. Woolley & Bronson, Hams & Van firman Pure Sweet=Toned Pianos and Organs ——have just been added to our al­ ready complete furniture stock. Don’t buy a poor, hard playing instrument when you can get an exceptionally fine, easy playing one so cheap. Schubert WE ARE GOING TO GIVE EVERYBODY Kinasburu Instruments A CHANCE TO HAVE AN INSTRUMENT. Why can wc sell so chedp? Because we expect to sell a lot of them. No trouble to show them whether you buy or not. Renkes & Walldorff Sveletgr Event*. The wedding of Miss Allie Scidmore and Mr. George Guybereon. brief mention of which was made last week, was solemnis­ ed nt the homo of the bride’n parents on Michigan Ave., Wednesday last at four o’clock before about fifty friends and rela­ tives, Miss Ina. staler of the bride, acting as bridesmaid and Mr. Chester Benedict as beat man. After tbe marriage ceremony which was performed by Bev. Thou. Cox, and the congratulations, tbe guests were inhered into the diningroom where re­ freshments were served. The table was prettily decorated with carnations. Many beautiful and useful presents were re­ ceived by the bride nnd groom. Mr. and Mrs. Guyberson left for Jackson and De­ troit on the evening train, after which they will make their home In Buchanan, where tbe groom la operator. Their many friends wish them a long aud happy life. M«- Julius Russel! entertained about sixty ladles at five o’clock tea on Friday. Music by Mrs. K. i. Hendershott and Miss Edna Truman ami 'recitations by Mies Bessie George added much to the pleasure of the occasion. >Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Handy have issued invitations for a reception in honor of tbe marriage of tbelr daughter Belle and Ed­ ward A. Burton, Thursday evening. Feb­ ruary thirteenth, from five to eight.at their home on East Main street. The wedding will take place iu the afternoon and will be private. Mr. •nd - — -— will Mrs. Barton join the M. P. A. excursion st Chicago, od Saturday and will be absent three weeks. Tbe party given by Hastings Division Na 19. U. R. K. of P. at tbe lodge rooms Tuesday evening was a gratifying success, the Knights as usudl proving themselves most euecesafu! entertainers. A program of music and recitations was given by Mrs. Fay Diamond, Miss Barrlette Beadle, Miss Katherine VanValkenburgh and Master Frankie Grease!, these names being proof that it was thoroughly enjoyable. Cards 1 were.played In tbe lodge room, and tbe armory filled with a merry crowd of mar­ ried and single people who enjoyed them­ selves until a late hour. Good music was furnished by the home orchestra. Light refreshments were served by Mrs. Wood,, e/S r. and Mrs Will Rams and Mr anjzMrs N. T. Diamond are giving a series of pleas­ ant parties this week. Tuesday afternoon the ladies entertained a company of ladles at five o’clock tea. Selections by the man­ dolin orchestra and recitations by Miss Florence Diamond enlivened tbe occasion. Ijut evening their guests were entertained at pedro, Mrs. Carrie Goodyear and John McElwain carrying off tbe honors. -AweMrereart party writ ire gtven to-nUftt. 30, ao, «Ml „ Co«t» Par Mm* HAVE THEM! FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING-. We’re going Keep Track 5 Per Cent on Purchases over *1. OOi until March 1st if you will take the trouble to tell us, upon honor, that you have read this “ad’" and the name of the paper or papers which you read it. How many WHEN YOU CALL ASK TO SEE OUR $2 SUIT HATS THAT WE ARE CLOSING OUT AT 75 CENTS EACH. THERE ARE ONLY A FEW LEFT. Of our Customers Our Advertisements We have a new lot of Moleskin gloves, mittens and one­ fingered mittens. We have the exclu­ sive sale of the genuine muleski*. For the Holiday season I am showing the largest and best se ected stock of. Watches, )(- Diamonds, Sterifii Silver, Cut Glass," China.... At a spe wice lor that day. :■!! and look my stock over. And will give ('.HlblSTFK&BURTON LEAMNO each of you CLOTHIERS. umnoowwo �FROM WASHINGTON. WOMEN ANE 6REAT SUFFERERS Hicy do not get Enough Outdoor Exercise The Bicycle Will do Them More Good Than Medicine. The Experience of Two Women who had Led an Indoor Life and the Outcome. Few wsmen have had a more mix*rafale exWencv and lived to tell the tale than Mrs. A DOUBLE RERCUE. Ttr» People Saved lirain a'XAfe of MiseryFrom the .Journal, Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Charles Newman, of Twelfth Street, is very enthusiastic over Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, and she has every reason to be grateful for tbe wonderful cure she has received from the remedy. Mrs. Newman was a sufferer with muscular rheumidum.. Her right arm sremed to be affected the most, and she wm Smith’s life ww blasted for years by the ter­ miserable for more than a year-unable to use rible ravages of sickness. Mrs. Smith’s ex-, her arm al all and suffering the most awful perience is unique because her Kuffcru^WM ^Sh^used many remedies but nothingseemed vot caused by one disease only but by many; to help her *t all. One dav she noticed the testimonial in a newspaper of a gentleman in until it seemed as though she was airing Canada who wax cured of the same trouble by Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, and determined to sacrifice. Dodtawereemployed, motey was try a box. She took, in all, nine boxes, and spent—the wldcVorld was Fearched for i$ entirely cured. She felt the effect* of the first box and began to improve immediately. remedies that would give her the joy of good She has never bad any sign of the trouble health. Despite all efforts the clouds of life since. She had become very nervous and . weak, but the pills atrengthemd her in every grew darker until it looked indeed ns if w«y. She heartily recommends them toanydeath was hovering near. 11 wiw in this hour one who is troubled with rheumatism, and is verv glad to add her testimonial to the wonof distress that she heard of the now femoub dertal virtue of the medicine. remedy—Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills far Palej Anna L. Smith, of 311 Palaski Aveupe, Brooklyn. With all tbe comforts that money affords, with all the happiness dmt many loving friends can give, the joy of Mrs. P^.and b, ih-ir vir.u« «■ rood'health and faappiu?5«. The story is Af present ho is employed in the U. 8- Pen­ . ,, I sion Agency, of Detroit. For many yean most interesting ns told to a reporter. . Mr Mamn waa troubled with stotnachdif“ 1 was an invalid for vears, suffering Cr-'t tirultira—dyspepsia and all the attending ,hb eowphi.,. .... I ««b„ My care was truly that of a compiieation of, to be chronic. Some ons recomdiscxre.M, due to an accident which I received | mended Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills to him ons «nnr vear« s -o. Th.-ihlns »bk-h u»wd me d»jr he sol iwo bofn; by tbe time be tbe rao« liiMomibrt ea'I trnde me off.neirc to, ’he kftT,(Taking lhU.“ “ my family wits the won* case ofincigestion ■; About. .t:. — ibe — weal to Ludington on this time fenii(nimble- I maA* all uround me uu.«erub!e 1 a business trip, and while there was taken • sick;[ ryuipwiDs symptoms oi of u» hls mu old trouble appeared by my sufferingx, and wasmort miserable my- r™* .J .. . , , , • ■ ii a । 1 and he employed a physician. For six weeks self. I had tte brbt pi»y«unan we could find, j one riBy he remembered the and ocraxionally l.is prescriptions relieved । pjnk piifa, nn<i rent for them. Il bad almost nt temporarily. But the pains and misery ; an immediate effect and he completely rewonid.lia-0 retoro o.uo. i bo^oe <ie. ; perute, end started in to try retard lea of which the future. His m>u is nlre using them for Pink Pills general debility and is receiving beneficial I read. Among them were the t initantly, for sot taken them very nr> pc stance itju'twi ---------- >although ---------- •» be - has ---Their ap[x:aranee captivated me me uixuuuj instantly,, ivi for vaults, CT.MUlIrwrinUwbwurifal, 1 l«k WUli.n>.’Ptak Pill, for Pri. F~pl th. pills and followed out the direction, u, the ' •« prepared by by the the Dr-Willis^ Dr. William*’ ’M^fne Median letter, and before tunny duy. 1 began to feel | Co. or Scheawtadv, Nr Y., a firm yGoxe Uk.-diff.™— thrpllLr.XUl.riy.auil i roi InithlWl, «dd „„li,;loe, but u • prwrlptiou. huriitg inert after that I wav s» well an any oue in the ured ax xuch for yearn in general practice, and Mmily. Tb.- t-ituuCT for th. belUr in tuy eon-' Ihdr rrntlui, ruriw Tyioui.SirtUtfou my rdMiw, ttod foirud. ,« take the pills- W * buy (hem all front die drug ana place theta ia reach of all. They are afore of John Duryea, at the corner ol De-1 unfailing specific for such diseases ax locoKrib xnti Sumner A.euue. '= 1 Rfc<ure you it wax iinnwjible for me to ; vous headache, the after effects of la grippe, •venro my household for three year*. Now , ^ipitation of the heart, pale and sallow eomI visit my kitchen every day, do mv own plexions, and the tired feeling resulting from marketing and .h.ippingjia s word look after nervous nrwtrstion. all diseases resulting from everythin); camnocied with wy home and vitiated ho mam in the bioad such as scrofula, T .M, 1. .. ... 1 chronic erysipelas, etc. They are also a • i Th1 irp P'1’* 1 I ’PcciBc for troubles pernliar i* females, such tske one daily after dinner. Preventfan. you ax suppressions, irreeuiaritiea, and all fcrtfax kSr,All*tter lnan "‘Z*5- 1 o'^knrok. They build up the blood, and verily believe one half of the women who are | n-xtore tbe glow of health to pale and sallow •offering from the ills which our sex are heir cheeks. \In men they effect a radical cure iu H np.kndwCL O-I?ey iD 'Bll cases arising from mental worry, overduced to give the Pink Pilb a fo r trial. I j work, or exceaar. of whatever nature. thrt? “d fr.d ‘ . Pink Pil1* «• «W boaes (never h> fooae £>»klit o Phyrician who put them on the | form by the dozen or hundred, and the public 1 .arr cuutioriHi nguiust numerous imitations Mre. bmith is a woman of wme means and ' sold in thiw dupe) at .Werntx a tex or six steodinR in the community and therefor.. boxes for ftlUJO, »ud may be had of all drugr^Jh***?*1 <ithoul quw-psta. or direct by maU from Dr. Williaw’ ttoa by sU thoughtfill people. Medicine Company. CASTOR IA for Infants and Children. |U|OTHERS, Do You Know ■ ▼ I a 's Drops, Godfrey’s Cordial, many so-called Soothing Syrups, aud B teman most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine? You Know that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons ? Do You Know that ia most countries druggists arc not permitted to sell narcotics without labeling them poisons? »Q You Know that you should not permit any medicine to be given your child anlcts yon or your physician know of what it is composed ? £2. Yoq Kno'"r lhal Castoria is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of its ingredients is published with every bottle? PqYon Ko°w that Castoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher. That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is now sold than of another remedies for children combined? •< P°.yf K>ow that lhe latent Office Department of the United Slates, and of other countries, have issued eadnaive right to Dr. Pitcher and hu assigns to use the word । What Our Luwnsafcnra Ara Doing i at tha Matton'a Capital. VnJted Staten have the relative merlin . ’ ■ of protection end free trade been no .< D.UT rrveenitar. >• •— clearly eonttuntnd and brought out beaammw . {on M during the period between the date of the going into rfLegislators. I feet ot tbe McKinley law and tbepren■ ent day. Daring there five years, nearWMhitMrton,Jan. 3».—Foreign affairs ly, we hare experienced the workings a?d fina^eoccupied the attention od of both tbe protective Uritt the lunate yesterday. Mr. Thurston the republican party and the free trade rceb 1 vicoroualy upheld a atrong ap- eyatezn ot tbe democracy. It Is not dlrnllcaWm of the Monrfle doctrine and Jcn)t to determine to which ot the two Nr. Turpie (Ind.) touched on tbe Turk- policies the people are now inclined to Uh atrocities in a brief but energetic adhere. -------»> A1.-A - -ke»d n fjje। campaign of 1892, and, in fact, siRWch,~ ‘in which he said that ayshot should be sent through the sultan’s J during the five years previous thereto, seraglio that would sweep back Mohnm- or from IPS’, when President Cleveland medanisrn and advance Christianity. | promulgated his famous free trade mes­ Washington, Jun. 30.—In the senate sage to congrcRS, the democracy vigor­ vesterday two reports were made on j ously prosecuted it* crusade of misrep­ the Cuban"question, the majority reao- resentation, which it called a campaign lution asking the president to urge । of education. The minds of the voters Spain to grant belligerent rights to ; of tbe country were filled with ideas of the insurgents, while the minority re- ' cheapness of everything—excepting la­ port directs the president to take iteps bor. Not even a passing reference was jmid to thia this important, phase oi of our mintoward securing from Spain the com- . j^jd plete independence of Cuba. Senator I dustrial system. The laboring man was Tillman (8. C.) in speaking on tbe bond । toJd that he could buy a garment for W bill severely arraigned the president ; cent* that cost adollar at that time, and end other officials, charging President' tbe deluded voter accepted the stateCleveland with political charlatanry ^ent as truth, voted for Cleveland and and hypocrisy and calling for his im- democracy, but. ulus', found that he did peachmenL not have any work to do after free trade ‘ " —A* very - ani* Washington, Jan. 31. triumphed, nnd consequently could not mated debate took place in the senate I mated debate took place in the nenate f^d the 50 cents to buy any.article of yesterday over the question bf taking , clothing. The deplorable business dethe vote on the pending afiver bond bill, pression of the past three yrArs nearly but no action was taken. Bills were bag been a lesson that will not be forintroduced prohiniting the purchase or gotten by tbe present generation of use by any federal official of any con- ( voters, wb<, to-day are clamoring for u vict-inade goods, and to grant-pensions . j^mru to the prosperous republican tp soldiers who served in the confeder- days of protection to American indusate army aud afterward served .n the i tries. army of the Un.ted States. t jt is not neceasary to enter into the Washington. Feb. 1.—The time in the 1 details of a tariff argument to convince senate yesterday was occupied by Sen- anybody that protection is a blcsxlng «tor Vila* (Wis ) In s speech against to thr country and that free unde is a like silver bond b*Jl. A report was made curse to the nation. Tbe balance sheet in favor of seating Mr. Dupont (rep..j as nt the United Staten treasury ia a suf­ senator from Delaware. ' ficient proof of the injury done to the Washington, Feb. 3.—The long con­ | country ' y the free trnde democracy. 1 The oxJy reply to the complaints - x over —t the silver bond bill ‘ ‘ ' test end in senate,---that ’ haring made by the jiecple at the Injurious retl. -----In ...the ---------------------- Cod. — ly on Saturday parsed the free silver 6f thP Wilson-Gorman tariff act coinage substitute to the ho*ne bill j, that mortt time must be given the by the decisive vote of 42 to 35/a mu- Iuw work out salvation. More jerity of seven for free silver. The vote gfren. but the treasury in i.. detaili unis as »» follows: • grows worse instead of better. 1 Yeas—Allen, Bacon, Bate, Berry, ■ Blanchard. Brown, Butler. Call, Cameron, On January 2 the apparent “surplus” for tbe month amounted to $277,669, be­ |. Cannon, Carter. Chilton, Clark. Cockrell. Daniel. George, Harris, Irby, Jones, of ing* the exceat* of receipt* over expendi­ I Arkansas; Jones, of Nevada; KylaMantle. ture* for that day. On Saturday the Mltcbell.of Oregon; Puecoe.Pvffer, Perkins, I Pettlrrew.Priu-bard. J’u<h. Roach. Bboup, “deficit,” being the execs* of expendi­ >| Bquiru, Btewort, Taller, Tillman, Turpie. tures over receipts for the first !8 days ‘’ Vest. Voorhses, Walthall, Warren, White, oof -j the montD, month, nmounwa amounted uj to j/^w.wc, $7,285,306, jI ' Nay»=Aillson. Baker, Burrows, Caffery, ‘ and deficit for this fiscal year. Chandler. Davis. Elkins. Faulkner. ! Chandler, Faulkner, Fry*, Frya, | Gallimrer.Oear.Glteon.ttormsn.Grey.Hato. Mawlev. HH1. Hoar. Lindsey. ■ Lodre. Me- which ’ ‘ " amounted to $15,117,038on Jaau2 had ha<] grown Krown to to $22,«Pn,013. $22,680,013, being being 2. \ . .. Mtaew.-oflTJIM.0J5. Coniparinxtbe Wisconsin; Morrill,' MurpSy’, Nelsoa, receipt* from sources for the I of- --------------------------------------------------------“ various ---------------------------Pratt. Proctor, Sherman, Thumperiods, it is found that customs ■ Fslmerz ton, Vilas. Wetmort—M. | ?ieldcd jj GM.SfiO marc, internal revTUK ifOVSE. j Bills Introduced and FetlUotni and Reso- > lutions iTc-uud. j Washington, Jan. 29.-In the house! j-fisterday the diplomatic consular ap­ propriation bill ($i,637;058) Was passed. Washington, Jan. 30.—The session of the house was brief yesterday; TJie opposition to a bill reported from tbe invalid pensions committee to amend tho act of 1890 so that in the considera­ tion of widows' claims unexplained ab­ sence for seven years should be consid­ ered sufficient proof of death led to the making of the point of no quorum early In the session, and the house was forced to adjourn. t Washington, Jan. 31.—In the house yesterday tbe report of the elections committee Id favor of, the sitting mem­ ber, D. B. Culberson, from tbe Fourth Texas district, and against T. H. Davis wa* adopted. The bill to amend tee dependent-pensioxi act of 189C so that in considering widows’ claims seven years of unexplained absence should be deemed sufficient proof of the death o! the soldier waa passed. Washington, Icb. 1.—Moat of the ses­ sion of the house yesterday was devoted to the District o' Columbia appropria­ tion bill. It carxie* $5,417,960. A reso­ lution was favorably reported providing for an investigaticn of tariff discrimiticticns agairfst American products and of the effect of the repeal of the reci­ procity laws. Washington, Feb. 3.—In the house on Saturday a bill providing for the estnblishmeut otf the Vicksburg national military park was favorably reported. The District of Columbia appropriation bill wa* farther considered. Battle Ax PLUG A GREAT BIG PIECE FOR ■ IO CENTSTHE NAME OF THE NE[XT President oi me united i The New York weekly Triiw WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN or NOVEHDER 4TH, 1096. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $J.CO. liereaftet with the party that does moat for American Institutions. That party is the party of Lincoln, of Grant and of Blaine. It is the party, too, that will triumph in the national political con­ test next November.—Albany Journal. CAZH 1H dbVdKCE. (The regular subscription price vf the two pepcre 1*191.79.) Subscriptions may begin at any time. Addicss ail orders to THE PANNER. COMMENT WND OPINION. ^President Cleveland binds himself to the memory of hls countrymen by “bonds" that will be remembered long after he is gone.—Chicago Inter Ocean. ETThe fact that protection and proaI*rity have always gone together i* the one of most importance in any discussion of the tariff question.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. tl-Tlie manufacturers ot the country do not seem to agree with the demo­ Write yonr name »nd address on a postal csrd, send it to Gee W Best, Room a, Tribune building. New York Citk-, and a sample copy of The New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. The Inter Ocean Is the Mast Popular Republican Newspaper cratic administration. pal employers of labor the manufac­ turers are entitled to a hearing.—Iowa State Register. C^lt is estimated that democratic tariff reform has cost the farmers of Uiis country $600,000,000 in the decliae in the value of live stock alone. That, by the way, is only a small part of the total lo*s.—Cleveland Leader. CThe trade of Canada with the Fvwnd Guilty. United States for the past year has Union, Mo. Feb. Dr. Arthur increased to the amount of $8,000,000, Duoatrow. the millionaire who mur­ nnd just so much money has been tekei* dered hie wife and child In St. Louie two yean ago while drunk, wee found out of tbe pocket* of the people of thia rullty by • jury here and must .uff.r country. The president and other democrats arc still hurrahing for tbe the death penalty. Thia waa the Ho Wilso®-Gorman tariff law. This i* ond trial, the jury in tbe ftrot dlaapatriotic, isn’t it?—Albany Journal. freeing. Three Were Killed. 1«T to IBM tram tbe old Twelfth dtetrict ud eemuaete before xmnal conTenUoM elsoe. died Friday afternoon DROPPED .YOUR euue $1,408,626 less, and miscellaneous sources $37,415 less in the first 18 flays of January than in the corresponding period of December. The marked inPublic totcrext will steadily Increase, and the dtaappoinusent of t*e men wbnae voter crease from eustonifi, of course, indi­ ths scale at the last election, with the result* under the admitHitrail o»i they t iecwnH will make cates a corresponding increase-of im­ the campaign thsmoet Intensely exciting in the history of the country. portations of dutiable goods—an in­ crease of more than 37 per cent. The most appalling feature of the the leading Republican family newspaper of the United States, will jpubHXb all the poUtiisi workings of the democratic free trade news of the day. Interesting to every American citiarn regardless of party affillaitorb. Also gvrieral dswm Id attractive form, foreign correspondence covering the i>»< or thtariff law is its opening of our market* world, an agricultural department second to nsne in ths country, market reports * hlch are to the world, thus increasing imports recognised authority, fascinating abort Ntories. complete in each ntfcnbrr. lb- cream <-f tband thereby displacing so much of the bumcrous papeni. foreign and domestic, with tbelr best comic picture*, fhxblun plot.’* aid elaborate dreenptions of woman’” attire, with'a raned and attractive department of bourehoid American product. This haa caused the interest. The -New York Weekly Tribune” is an ideal famfly paper with a clreulat 1< r. largrr suspension of business in the United than that of any other weekly publication in the country issued from tbe office of a dally. Larre changes are being made in itadetalls. tending to give It greater life and variety, and chpecjaily States aud Una led to n surrender of the opportunities for labor here, to other countries. All this has worked most , A SPBCIAL CONTRACTboWmo,tool*thisqd«idM,ounulu<l(lb. BANNER damaging)? to labor throughout the for । ■ . . United States. The lesson of free tradd has been an expensive one, but it ha* had one beneficent result: It has taught Warren, O, Feb. 1.—Information reached here late Friday of an accident at Freeport, On m which Roy Vesey, William Keefer *nd William Layton were killed. Vesey and Keefer lived near Warren. They were cutting staves in a mill whan the boilex exploded. Keefer wa* married. ’ Conaian Hoopla, Feb. 3/—Ths United State* minister, Mr. Terrell, haa de­ manded an indemnity of $l(X),000 for the burning and pillaging of the Ameri­ can misaiona at Mantah and Kharput He also Baked for the immediate grant­ ing of firmans for rebuilding them. Say! ■MISTER! YOU VE Borne atrance tblnga will be found n tbe working, of the Wilaon-Gorman law, when one aits down to analyse them. For instance, it haa reduced the toP°rt» at arUclen of food Which were permitted to oome ia free of doty under the McKinley law and trebled tbe Importation of articles of food under the dutiable Hat. Tbe artWee wclaaelBed include proviakma, rice, eugar, frnita, .piece and nuuir °tb'r ,*rtKle* “ Web e.errbody, poor ae well ax rich, must have; yet .the free importation of thia class of fraporta haa been eut down one-half, and ,d,utl'^lr importation thereof The importation of luxuriea As th* princi­ of the West and Haa the Largest Circulation. TERMS BY MA.1U DAILY (without Sunday)............................... $4.00 per year DAILY (with Sunday)$6.00 per year The Weekly Inter Ocean— <1-00 ■“ * W*w***p*t IirrXB OCEAN kHtB abraut ot tha Utaaa la all rwpacta It .paia. nalikar pun. nor expeaM in nKurina ALL THE NEWS AND 1HE BEST OF CURRENT LITERATURE The Weekly Inter Ocean Aa a Family Paper In Not Excelled by Any. ARY yXATURKS are «mqu*1s<. tZWXLT,t PXM mra o^ttfru th, M«v« ot th. World. rcUTICAlXT IT M RKPUBUCAX. nd KtTW IM rndm th. tfon^t of >^le«tdiwMa«c,B^li1T,I-UUmlv>^—. It frtmbU^ad U Cblowo THE INTER OCEAN. Chicago. YOU WILL REALIZE THAT “THEY LIVE - • WELL WHO LIVE CLEANLY,” IF YOU USE »LIO �W Hasting Banner, Thursday, Feb. 6, 1896 W. At. COOK. Local Editor. The Commercial Traveler G. W. Smith, of Paw Paw, was fined Coldwater Gas Compahy has voted to $10 for selling tickets on a cow, thus vio­ rebuild and expend $15,000. lating the lottery law. it not only is so, but it must be so. One Born, Friday evening, to Smith Holmes Minute Cough Cure act* quickly,and that’s and wife, a nine and a half pouud what makes it go. W. H. Goodybar. daughter.—Woodland News Frederick Busch, the last of tbe ten or­ Very successful union revival meetings iginal mail carriers of Detroit, is dead.< •’ Greenvillage, Pa., Jan. 28, ,06. Dear Sin—Thank God there Is a medi­ cine that will cure catarrh. Mr. Prettin* ger, I used your sample box of catarrh which you sent me. Tbe first night I us­ ed It it helped me. May God bless you for your'kfd«nvas. 1 used toe little box you sent me and about half of a 50 cent jar. They keep It in Chambersburg. I told a great many people about your medi­ Hon. ‘Squire Britton, brother-lncine.law to me. Is using it; be says it helped him very much; be has catarrh very bad. Mrs. G. D. Ludwig,daughter of miners us­ ing your medicine. I use It In the eve­ ning before retiring io bed and am feeling better now than 1 have for tbe last five years. My bead Is clear and I have more energy for work and business. Before I used your medicine I felt many a time that I did not care whether I was living or dead; 1 had no energy: I did not care for anything. I had catarrh over sixty-seven years; mother had catarrh and It turned into consumption: she died in her sixty­ fourth year. I have a farm up at Stras­ burg, seven miles from Greenvillage. On Be sure and use that old and well tried remedy. Mr*. Window’s Soothing Sy run for children teething. It souths the child, softens the gums, allajs all pain, cures wiad colic and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-flte centa a bottle. theeanae oj Is this; If you are troubled with Catarrh, are being held in Allegan under charge of A high liver with a torpid liver will not CoM in Head, Hay Fever, go to the drug­ gist named below gnd get a bottle of Cen­ be a long liver. Correct the liver with A. H. Ranton, the evangelist. DeWitt’s Little Early Risen?, Hale pills tury Catarrh‘Care. No danger of being Thd members ofsthe Bellevue C. L. S. C that cure dyspepsia and constipation. humbugged. Belief In five minutes and a W. H. Goodyear. who have the lowest standing in the positive euro. Sold by Fred L. Heath. present years work, will have to furnish a Marlette well borers struck «alt 600 feet beneath the surface. The well was plug­ banquet for the circle iu June. tanossr ged and the salt will be utilized. Master Leon Pray, a thirteen years old if your dealer Quick In effect, heals and leaves no scar. hasn’t it, send boy of Dowagiac is said to be a marvel in with Burning, scaly skin eruptions quickly $U5 to us TMK AMERICAN Mr. S. M. Watts, a commercial trav­ drawing animals of all kinds, and is ex­ cured by DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Ap­ eler-at home in Brandywine, Va., ex­ pected to win fame as an artist in this plied to burns, scalds, old sores. It ismaaL PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE, plains how easily we may mistake WE WILL SEND YOU POSTPAID cal iu effect. Always cure* plies. line. nerve exhaustion for kidney and other W. H. Goodyear. The local option election In Ingham and organic troubles. He writes: '‘About Louis Chamberlain captured a big Amer­ tw<p months ago I came home suffering Ionia counties will have to be deferred un­ from.sleeplessness and a dull pain iu til an other year, owing to those who hsd ican eagle within two miles ot Flushing. my kidneys. I was advised to use Dr. One Mioute Cough Cure touches the Wheeler’s Nerve Vitalizer, which I (4he matter in charge falling to get their right spot. It also touches It at the right Color: DRAB or WHITE Hastings, - Mich ' efitJoDs around In proper time. did. Leas than two bottles completely time if you take It when you have a cough cured me of what I thought was kid­ Then don’t LONG, SHORT and rtEDIUFl LENGTH Mrs. Alvlia Carleton, mother of the or cold. 1 See the point? ney trouble. I consider It a valuable W. H. Goodyear. poet Will Carleton died rft the home of her cough. SURPLUS, • 17,000.00 medicine. The nerves are tbe support i mu THE MICHIGAN CORSET CO., A mediefil itinerary surprised Adrian and maintenance of the entire human in Brooklyn. N. Y., last Friday. The JACKSON, niCH. folks by wearing a necklace of human structure- and should' be treated, in- ' body was brought to Hudson, Mich., for MMhlaML teeth. He srid he pulled every one with nice days I drive up lo tbe farm and work. stead of the organs manifesting the burial where the poets father is -buried. . ws hands. MORTGAGE SALE. symptoms. Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve ViMr. Pretzinger I think it would pay you Addison Reed, a 8L John* man was having been made tn tbe conditions talizer is the only reliable and safe “Give me a liver regulator and 1 can to have it put In ail the Franklin county of Default a certain mortgage mnle by Geonre W. treatment to use to bnild up and sup­ taken suddenly Insane last week, dropping regulate tho world,” said a genius. The as 1 am a reliable, honest man, so tbe peo­ Grra°ry *od wife Anu Gregory to Chalrrs OFFICERS; ply the important nerve tissues of the hls work with a shriek he started for tbe druggist handed him a bottle of DeWitt’s Wilcox dated Nov t8, A. Dr 1891 and recorded D. O.Robinson, President: human system, so that they may Charter Messer. Vic Little Early Risers, the famous little pill. ple say, middling well acquainted over the tn toe office of lixj Register of Deeds, -for tbe cemetery and laid down beside the grave County of Harry and Stale ot Michigan, on the Dan W. R county. Yours truly. • W. H. Goodyear. Twenty-eighth day of November, A. D. 1892 In of hls first wife. He was followed and DIRECTORS: Geo. K. Zollinger. Liber M of MortKaren, on rage 622, on which Owosso Is to have a shoe factory to em­ For Sale by W. H. Goodyear. taken home. mortgage there is claimed to be due at thedste Dan W. Reynolds. W. H. Power*. A small sample can be obtained by send­ of thl i notice the sum ofTtiree hundred seventyploy twenty-five hands and turn out 500 D. O. Robinson. doibtre and sixty-eight cents, and an at­ M. LCqok. 1 t A Charlotte fbml|y Is lorely afflicted. pairs of shoes daily. ing a 3c. stamp to Pretzinger Bros., Chem­ nine torney’s fee of Twenty five dollars provided for P. T. Colarov*. The father is very ill with pneumonia, the In said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at Don’t invite disappointment by experi­ ists, Dayton, Ohio. lawlhavlng been instituted to recover the moneys R. ALICE KIRK. wife Just recovering from a severe attack menting. Depend upon One Minute secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof; Tbe man who eats because he is hungry Physician and Surgeon, Nbw, Therefore, by virtue of the power of of the grip, tbe oldest son is only able to Cough Cure and you have immediate re­ Is, thus far. on a level with tbe brutes. sale All calls promptly attended day and night, contained in said mortgage, and tbe statute lief. It cures aroup. The only harmless •■tee at Ford’s Hotel, south side entrance. wit up from tbe effect of the disease and The man who stops eating the moment bls In such case made and provided, notice ia here­ remedy that produce* Immediate reeulte. by given that on Saturday tbe Second day of hunger la appeased is the wise man. Na ­ the youngest son has scarlet fever. May A. D 1898, at ten o’clock In the forenoon. W. H. Goodyear. E. BARRELL W. W. PUTTER. ture needs no more food than she calls for. I shall sell at Public Auction, to the highest Mrs. Michael Sheridan of Gratiot A Republican club has been organized Continued excess brings about Indigestion bldier, at the North front door of the Court . BARRELL A POTTER, Attorneys at Law. county, recently gave birth to twins, one In Bay City with 736 members. The dem­ or dyspepsia, with loss of flesb, strength, Howe, tn tbe City “f Hastings, (that bring the nlaee where the Circuit Court for Barry County ©dice over Hastlna* *:ity Bank. Collections ocrats are soon to follow suit sleep, ambition, and mental power; and an is bolden), the premises described In said att‘,nde,i to< auii K''nen|d law business weighing twelve, the other nine pounds, a mortgage,or so much thereof aa may be neecombined weight of twenty-one pounds, Soothing, healing, cleansing, DeWltt’t accumulation of aches, pains and many ess*ry to pav the amount due on said mortgage, dangerous local maladies. wit* Seven per cent. Interest And all legal costa, this is tbe second pair of twins In tbe | Witch Hazel Salve is the enemy to sore*, Tbe stomach now can do nothing alone. together with an attorney’s fee of Twenty-five Is no doubt a matter of A. LAMPMAN. wounds and piles, which it never falls to dollars covenanted for therein, tbe premises family, and the first were of heavier . D. D. S. i cure. Stops itching and burning. Cures We must appeal to soote artificially digest­ being described In said mortgage aa all those some concern to you, ed food which can also digest other food. certain lota pieces and parcels of land situate in Ail kinds of Dental work done carefully and weight than the last ones. chapped lips and nold sores in two or promptly. Local Anesthesia, gas or chloroform but not bo -when yon That Is to say, we must use the Shaker the L'lty of Hastings in the County of Barry and W. H. Goodyear. rigen. Office over Fhin Smith’s Racket Store, Argalus Spragne has a cow of the three hours. Digestive Cordial. The effect Is prompt Htate of Michigan, and koowo and described aa buy it at the City Bak­ Holstein Dnrbnm cross which gave last A sensible BauClalre, Berrien county, and cheering. The chronic pain and dis­ tbOsas: Fraction City lots number three (3), aud four J. C LAMPMAN. M. D. ery. Everyone when father and mother have named their baby tress ceases. Appetlie presently revives (4• to Block No. (ft) tn-the Eastern addition to Office with W. A. Lampman. calls promptly week 41 pounds of milk in 54 hours and Julius C®sar Burrows Tennant. in the city should get Flesh and vigor gradually come back, and the village, now City of Hastings. Except that answered. Special attentlcu given to fitting makes 15 pounds of butter from just one heretofore conveyed to Chicago, Kala­ tbe sufferer recover*. But be must be portion trusses and trvatnig Hernia or Rupture for cheap lunch at the City mazoo and Saginaw Kall Road Company, sad J. W. Pierce. Republic, la., says: "I radical cure. The majority of cases can bo weeks milking. She has not one drop of careful in future. A trial bottle for 10 containing In each lot four by eight rod* ot have used One Minute Cough Cure In mr cents. permanently cured without a surgical opera­ Jersey blood In her but she got there just Bakery. Hot tea and land, according totbe recorded plat of said City tion. family and for myself, with results so ot Hastings. coffee at all hours of the same.—Vermontville Echo. CiiARuts Wilcox. tirely satisfactory that 1 can hardly find Laxol is the l>eat medicine for children. I’MturT.Coujncvjc. Mortgagee. the day. Finest line of aw and collection office of The Ladies Library Club of Schoolcraft words to express myself as to its merit. Doctors recommend it in place of Castor I will never fall to recommend It to other*, J. M. SMITH. Attorney for Mortgagee. Confectionery in the was recently donated 81,000 towards put­ Oik •_______________ Dated Jan. 29,1806. on every occaston.tbat present* itself.” Collections made in all parte of the state city. ting up a building for them, on condition W. H. Goodyear. The stockholders of the defunct mercan­ Conveyancing a speciality. Special pains MORTGAGE SALE. tile company at Ludington who put $50,­ taken in drafting contracts, chattel mort­ that they would raise a like amount. A Valuable Prescription Defanlr hAring been made, in tbe conditions 000 into the boniness. have just distributed gages and wills. Woodland, Mich. They have succeeded In getting all bu Editor Morrison of Worthington, Ind. $4,500 among themselves. It Is all that is of ar*rtaiu mongsite. executed by Adison C. Benedict nnd Msqixret Benedict, husband and $130 of it. and will undoubtedly get their -Sun” writes: -You havj a valuable pre­ wife, to Harvey Williams, daied the eleventh MORTGAGE RALE. Sward Taggart Loyal E. Knappeu. building. We would like to ace someone scription, In Eleetric Bitters, aud 1 cam left after pa jin? debts. day W June 18M5. recorded the twenty third day Default having been made tn the conditions of of Jane 18S?>. and on which there u claimed to Arthur C. Denison. cheerfully recommend it for Sick Head­ give Hastings ladies such a chance. be due, at the date hereof. Two Hundred and a certain mortgage made by George W. Grertfy TAGGART. KNAPPEN & UEN180N. ache and Constipation, and as a general and Ann Gregory to Evelyn Dibble dated uSe. TenJhillani and ninety five cents, notice b LAW Y KHA The color of a canary. It is known, can system tonic it has no equal.” Mrs. Ann hrrtitv glvrv. that by virtue of the power of It A. I> IKtiand recorded in the office of us Rooms 811 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,, side tn said mortgage.! ahull foreclose the same, Register of Deeds, for the County of Barry m Grand Rapids. Michigan. be fixed by the food given IL Bread and Stehle. 2625 Cottage Grove Ave., Chicago, by a sale ot the mortgaged premises, at public Stale ot Michigan, ou the llth day of December milk with sweet seed and hemp flavor, the was all run down, could not eat nor digest auction, to tbe highest bidder, a’, the north A. D. 1K»1 In Liber 33 ot Martgagrs. on page SJ1. mortgage was given unon the expM* JAMES A. SWEEZEY, food, had a backache which never left her ront awr root door w. of win the vvurv Court rwuvc House hi hi tbe wic *,iiy City of iSrdd pale yellow. Saffron tea produces a tine, condition tlrvt should any d-tat:*t be made in tbe J Attorney at law. nnd felt tired and weary, but six bottles of paywentnf the haIci 1 fat crest, or any part tbeeeHastings. M»ch. lemon tint-, while cayenne pepper food Electric Bittern restored her health aud whereon the same 1« is made psythe sfterm.on.the same bring described m all I of.'on any day w bereon tb e Bame mtexpressed, and should the aqpe Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ supplies a greenish tint. In feeding the renewed her strength. Price 50 cents thoaj certain pieces or parcels of land situated ‘‘ able, »*“" as “ above *» r*’,**^d ftr ”' "»« In the township of Hooe. lu tbe County of ’remain unpaid and in arrear for the space Df lections promptly attended to. hitter it must first be deprived of Its and $1.00. Get a bottle at Moderu Drug thirty davs, thee and from thencefore, that In Barn , aud State of Michigan, and described as follows, to trit: The west part of the north east to say after tbe lapse ot raid thirty day*, th* strength by exposing in a moist place Store. principal »um ot twelve hundred quarter of the north e:u>t quarter of Section aforesaid i t A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. The Bay City council have passed an or­ thirty six contain Ing thirty acres of land and dollars with all arrearage of interest thereon Boom. L• Physician and Surgeon, without losing its power to color. the east part of the north west quarter of the shall, at the option ot said party of tire second dinance requiring the street railway com Delton. • Mich. A special to the Traveler from New pany to sell 3-eent tickets between the No woman ought, to be her own paper­ mirth east quarter of Section thirty six contain . pa> ty become due aud jayable. Default having breu made in tbe payment of Office in residence. one block east of depot. ten acres of land, and containing !•» all hanger if she can possibly employ or mg York says the ban placed by the Catholic hours of 5 and 7, morning aud evening. lortv acres of land, tbe same being in town­ Interest due Dec. ttth. 1RJI, and the same hav­ ing reman ed unpaid and in arrears for tbs beg somebody to do the work for her. ship two north ot range nine west. . . church dpon the orders of the Knights of space of thirty days and upwards, the s'TT A. <t C. H. BARBER Running up and down the stepladder, Dated Jan, is. ik». principal rum of t»vrlve hundred dolli LL. Physicians and Surgeons. Harvey Wxujasm, Pythias, Sons of Temperance and Odd James L Francis, Alderman, Chicago, tho reaching, the standing, all are tire­ Mortgagee. , all arrearages of Interest thereon is nov Calls in city or county responded to with Fellows is absolute and admits of no > cd due ano payable by tbe terms ef sal says: “I regard Dr. King’s New Discov­ some, more so to a woman than to a OHas.II.Bavrr. gage on which mortgage there is claimt promptness, day or uighk Attorney for Mortgagee. further discussion. This is the mandate ery as an ideal Panacea for Coughs, Colds man, and particularly injurious to doe at the date ot this notice the sum------tre-n Hundred seventy three Dollars nnd fiftyof tbe pope through hls representative, and Long Complaints, having used it in many women who are not well. A. SHELDON, two cents, and an attorney’s fee ot thirty fiv* my family for the last five year*, to the PROBATE ORDER. Cardinal SatollL The three orders named exclusion of physicians prescriptions or Ikdlars provided for in said mortgage, and n* But if a woman must be. her own pa­ « Abstract and Real Estate Office. «nlt or proceedings st law having been Institute Attract Block. Hastings. , perhanger or live in rags and dirt, here ritate of Michigan. County ot Barry-m. have a Roman Catholic membership in other preparations.” "ed to r»>5over the moneys secured by said mort­ Money to low on lleri Estate Real Estate Ata session of the Probate Court for tin gage or anv part thereof: is a way to secure cleanliness and artis ­ Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa, sold on commission. General conveyancing. round numbers 100,000. County of Barrv. hoiden at the Probate office, in Now, Therefore, by virtue of tbe power! of Having a complete set of Abstract Books, comwrites: “I have been a minister of the tic effect that is within reach of the the City vf Hastings, in said county, on Mon­ h:i!c ct-ntaltM-d In said mortgage, and the statot* A German cure for colds is called egg Methodist Episcopal church tor 55 years or oljed from tho Records, can furnish complete day. the ’ Z Oth day of January in the year on* amateur. Ordinary long roll wall in such case made and provided, notice Is bOreabstracts. eight hundred and nfo-ty-slx. soup and is worthj- of a trial. Beat np more, and have never found anything so paper, when hung by an inexperienced thousand given that on Saturday the Twrnty-e1g|th Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of !>v dav ot March A. D. 1896. at ten o’clock tn lb* (he yoke of an egg in a pint of water: put beneficial, or that gave me such speedy hand, looks like impatience on a flag­ (•rebate I ahidl s*dl al Public Auction, to the hilip t. colgrove. Bln the matter of the estate ot Clara forenoon. relief as Dr. King ’ s New Discovery." Try highest bidder, at the North front door of th* n a little butter, with two or three lumps Attorney at Law staff making faces at misery. < Waters. decr»s»-d. liou*e Id tbe elty of Hastings (that being this Ideal Cough Remedy now. Trial Oa rrftdiug nnd filing the petition duly vert Court (Successor to Smith ACoigrove.) Listen. Don't buy long-roD wall pa­ fled, of sugar, and a tablespoonful of good the place where the Circuit Court for Barty of Geo. R Hvde, Administrator of said (Office iu Union block. Hasttngs.; Bottles free at Modern Dnift Store. 1- bolden). the premises dr»cri»*ed'uk per. Ask yoar butcher where he buys estate praying for reasons iu arid petition set County whiskey or rum; set the dish on the stove mortgage, or so much thereof as may । be forth that he nnty be licensed to sell the real said A Byron Center man ownes a dog that his coarse, brownish wrapping pqper necessary to pay tbe amount due on said mfirtaud stir all tbe time it is over the fire. «-«r-.fe nt said deceased as in said putitlon de­ gagt? with seven percent, interest and all leapti brinks home anything that be can find. E. KENASTON, When it begins to'boil pour it backward Recently he brought a large dish of pud­ that be rolls tbe meat in before he put* scribed. together with an attorney* tee of ThlttyI Hereupon It Is ordered, that Tuesday, tbe cosw. • Attorney at Law, on the smooth, light manilia paper. five Dollars covenanted for therein, the pretal*18th dav of February, A. D. 1>® c . at ten •> clock and forward between, a saucepan and a ding someone had set outside the door to (Over J. 8. GoodYear & Co.’* ’’tore ) being described In said mortesgr as all that Get odc of the youngsters in simple Iu tii* forenoon be aMlgoed for tiie he;iring <»: piece or parcel rracticeslu Mlcourte^fthoBtato. OoUsctloM pitcher until It is smooth and has gained a of land lying and being siftals cool. mathematics at school to estimate how said petition nnd that tbe heir* aj law of arid In the Townablo of Bastings lu tbe County • of promptly attended to. tlece&wd and all other persons interested Id Barry aud State of Michigan,and known and de­ froth. many aheeta of this paper you will said estate, are required to anprar at a aesslou Bncklen * A i n 1cm M»l\ • scribed as follow*: said court, then to tai bolden at the Probate of­ B. frl MMERMAN, Hoinapathlc Phy Thu best salve In the world for cuts, need to cover the walls of the room of A remarkable operation has just been Tbe North sixty (C0> Acres of the Sooth Wes: fice. Iu the »’iiy of Hastings. In said County, and Quarter ot Beetlna Thirty-two (33) In Tqww sician and Burgeon. performed at the University of Michigan bruises, aorc*. ulcers, salt rheum, fever that needs papering, allowing each show cause, if any there i»e, why Three North. Range Eight (8) West. Office over Roger’s grocery store.) sores, tatter, chapped hands, chilblains, sheet to overlap tho one next it. The th.: prayer of tue petttioner may not be The partial of the first part hereby clinic by Dr. F. Carrow. The case was corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ butcher will buy the paper for you at granted. And It Is further ordered, that pay the taxes that may hereafter be said petitioner ri** ”otkx* to tbe persuns upon this mortgage up io an<L Including one per that of a young num afflicted with a dis­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It wholesale less than you can buy it for. Interested in said estate, of. the pendency of cent, and the exerss <1! any) over the one per is said petition and the bearing thereof by causing ease which caused loss of sightly one eye. Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction Get o supply of brass-headed tacks. a copy of this order to be published tn tbe Has­ cent io be pah! by tbe party of the second part _ In order lo prevent the contagion spread­ or money refunded. Price 25 cents per tings Bannkii. a newspaper printed and circu­ hereto. Evklyn DrnuLZ. box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe Tune your eyes up to recognizing lated In said County of Barry, once in each - ciiKQurnoN * n / Mortgagee. ing, to the we'l eye, a watch chrystal was straight lines when you see them, and week for three successfre weeks previous to druggist. Phiuj- T. Colgrovx. ' said day of hearing. eschew the past? pot. Attorney tar Mortgagee. Tnis week, 86 quire?. inserted tinder the lid of the unaffected eye. Chas. W. armstkono. Judge of Probate. Dated Dec. Mtb, 1896. North Muskegon has had 120 cases of Learn todrive a tack with a few short, The operation occupied most of one after­ (A true copy.) noon. and the flesh and tissues have al­ measles this fall and winter. Now scarlet true blows. Any woman can do this fever blds fair to become epidemic. Sev­ Hereafter, chanzes for Advertisements ready united pretty securely around the eral public meetings were stopped by the after ten minutes’ practice out in the must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to shed with a bit of soft board fastened insure insertion in the issue ot the week glass. No Impurities can now enter from health officers. on the .wall for a target, no matter what the outside, and the patient Is able to see when brought. man in his might says. very well (from hls novel eyeglass. Then paper your walls. If you be­ ia not genorally considered a necessary ad- ; Catarrh can be successfully treated only by junct to the grace, beauty or symmetry to gin at the top and lap the next lower purlfyine tbe blood with Hood's Barsapsrilte. You Can Itollevu-. tbe womanly form. Within the body.how- row upGover the paper, each layer in Be sure to get Hood’s. • The testimoulalspubllahed In behalf of Hood's’ ever, is a great waste made necessary ae-' Har-aparilla. They are written by honest peo­ cording to the condition of things*—contin- time will collect tiny moldings of dust. J axon Soap hurts do fabric. ple who have actually found In their own exper-. Therefore, begin at the baseboard. Put fence that Hood’s Sarsaparilla purines the? ually in process and requiring the perfect Nothing cleans cleaner than Jaxon soap. blood,creates an appetite strengthens the avs-i action of all bodily functions lo absorb or one row all the way around the room terrTand absolutely and permanentlyfcures all dispell the refuse. When there Is irregu­ and tack the side seams only. The ef­ Jaxon Prize Baking Powder leavens diseases caused by impure or deficient blood. larity or lu action. ladles who value a dean, fect when the room is all papered ia best. . Hood’s Fills for toe liver and bowels, act pure, healthy body wlU take Dr. Pieroe’s amazingly good. If the oeiHng is bad Woodland.is to have a dramatic club promptly, easily and effectively. Favorite Prescription—tbe only remedy and you can't afford to have It tinted, for women which being once used .is al­ cover it with fish or tennis net caught The Monroe County Bible Society has ways in favor. in the center and carried away to the Caro paid $500 to get a telephone factory recently made public a very interesting re­ To those about to become mothers, it is port, in which it is shown that during tbe a priceless boon, for it Jessens the pains corners and sides. tbe United Btatea for tkta womHrfnl exto locate there. A jolly frieze for such a room as this seventy-five years of its existence it has There are 37,000 Masons In Michigan, a distributed 17,000 copies of tbe Bible to and perils of childbirth, shortens labor, is made of slender upright panels of promotes an abundant secretion of nour­ pear and needy person*. gain of 1000 during the past year. ishment for the child and shortens the per­ creamy card bearing sprays of golden iod painted by the artist of the family. Successful union revival services are In iod of confinement. Rev. Milton Bradley the well known There are so many kinds of golden­ progress at Allegan. Tbe gatherings are Richland preacher Is seriously IB. rod; no two panels need bo alike. In­ held alternately In the different protestant Dr. Plerw’B Pelletts curr MHouaMM. Seventy two thousand eggs were cooked churches, tbe local pastors being assisted ewUpatlon, (IcklmdaelK.-lndlimUoii.or stead of making tha frieze continuous last week when the cold storage at Ovid by revivalists from abroad. put a panel over each eenm merely. d,«pepal,. and Klndren dlMm. An attic room in n house that has burned. *10O Bavard. *1W. Since Benton Harbor officer, discovered been decorated in this fashion, not for Kalamazoo is agitating more room far its TVnaUnrfftUpMM atu ba plexwd » a yonttu Kamblln. dra> In an old sbsntj economy's sake, but because the pro­ schools, the room in main building being learn U.U thera 1» a« lent one dreaded dIMMe near the elty a tew day, apt. two other prietor of the apartment has a pretty Office. 32, that science lias been able to cure in all Its sbantle. ot a slmlllsr character hare been overcrowded. fancy for novel things, has a yellow 209 State Street, stages and that Is Catarrh. Hail’s Catarrh Cure unearthed. The Freeport school has such a large at- I* the only positive cure now known to tbe matting on the floor, with green figures scattered through it. The pertie ties tmidanee that the services of an extra medical fraternity. Catarrh bring a eonstltu are made of sage-green stuff and the tfonal disease requires a constitutional treat teacher is required, meat. Hall** Catarrh Core is take* Internally, glass draperies under the heavy drap­ Freeport Methodists, have asked for acting directly upon the blood and nraeoun eries nt the windows are made of a curi­ system, thereby dratroylog the bids for erecting tbelr new church, work surface*oftbe foundation of tbe dlw ^e. sod riving rhe pa ous oriental-looking rtuff, which is UrM strength by building up tbe ©oustitation on which will commence In March. nothing ou earth but mosquito netting and amisting nature in doing it* work. Tlwt dipped in yellow dye and wound ia a J. E. Hammond who is deputy superin- proprietor* bare so mueh frith In Ita curative Powers that they offer Ot>e Hundred DoUnre for twist about a small stick until dry, tmdent of public instruction Is a candi­ any case that It fam to cure. Send tor H»t oi leaving it a mass of crinkly waves.— date for superintendent lo succeed Mr. t<stimonlris. A Co., Toledo, O. Jewess Miller Monthly. Patteogill. 3»o and aji WABASH AtAererft* ? Ladies Th© “Gresco Hastings- City Bank, BUSINESS CARDS. D Your Daily Bread J W a E fl. E. REMKES. FROF’K I Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. . Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. P P A LOCAL. NEWS. KAFFIR KOLA EXTRACT Is the Greatest Remedy and Cure of the Kaffir Kola HICAGO. in Buying a Piano or an Organ �ORDER LIGHT. by the ehorntrampled or •’ d»lrT cattle «e covered that can hardly be over-estimated. In wanted tbe cattle that will turn all teed tn Jersey milk tbe atobatea are Urge and butler and not to fat are the roost profit­ x’purate readily from tbe rest of the milk Wm Enable the Camera to Pene­ Society forks of able to them. It 1««» been Justly said. having only a small portion of butter fat trate Wood, Flesh, Etc. •A Code of Ethics.” ‘•The cow needed fur ttir dairy cannot un- iu the buttermilk. dlgnasit at what i At the experiment ranted intrusion upon their gatetir*. One adppMrd Ly tbe State Teacher’" As­• der any ciitumslancto be selected for those Htation above meucloned it was found that qualities which will produce fiat.** for the 1 her bad ftatbered at the borne of Col. sociation . 171; pounds ot Jersdy milk made one Tbe following ethical code adopted at1 two ustuiiM ramtui uulle. the fat from th” nouodof butter while aholber breed 40 Anderton for a holiday dance, and aeta <Im Deomber nnrtlnjr of the M*te1 food rannot Im placed in two piner* at the .wtinds of milk was required. had Ju-t been formed for the opening same lime or otherwise; the O’* Tfca.Mi-r'* AsBOciati<»u h» worthy ' 6 Aud last but not least tbe butter makes good butter will »«•» make th* by every Michigan teacher: made from Jersey milk has a richncw of walked a boy minister of the Gospel J(o nuperlutrndrDt or tnicbrr shouhl be- brrfnsr will the cow that makes good rolnr. a firmness ot groin and a Oucues* of He asked all The noise of war’s alarms should not named Albert Budd. eeuit- a candidate tor a position until it• beef make the best butler. • .fisvur < ibut has given It a wide reputation. The first herd of Jerwva imported totiiw *1 fca« been definitely derided that the The Jersey, tbon- having the qualifica­ distract attention from the marvelous present to get down on their knees, B»H»r»it incumbent shall not remain longer country were brought to Conneiictrt in tions for ecnnomlaal butter prodnetl^n Snd triumph of science which is reported while he prayed for their salvation. than tbe present term of’ coatrack When 1850; the second herd lo Mass. In 1851. bavlug them fixed by bey long continued from Vienna. It- is announced that Some demurred, but finally all did as a b.Mrd of education has taken such Others followed fast and from that time pure brrvdIng.chaHenges compellon In Ulla Prof. Rontgen, trf Wurzburg univer­ he asked. The boy preacher then Mcriou M precludes the present Incumbent they have spread from the east to the went sity, baa discovered a light which, for prayed earnestly for the dancers. After special field. gro«u being an applicant, or when he has and now Americo-bQasts of cows that ex­ herNo IntelliMM farmer M-ekln« for u bat­ the purposes of photography, will pene­ hr had gone there w an effort to re­ annunneed that he hi not a candidate for cel! those of the old world. ter enw that will I h -I d him tn pay hla debt* In 1808 the American Jersey Cattle trate wood, flesh and most other or­ sume festivities, but the party broke up. co«e!4dlo<>. it is proper for another to enter Tbe oldret bnt two of all fatf, j—L. Clnb was organized with forty-three tm;m- will be disappointed if he bays a good ganic substances. The professor has the onld as an applicant. Cbsreh Christma* Dwcorettoaa. Jersey, nor will he ever exchange her for a No teacher while under coo tract should bers and Incorporated In 1880 under the succeeded in photographing metal Tbe Oral of «H Hi. w,|„, u In England the Christmas decora­ onleix. snake application for another position wlth- laws of New York. Dr. Linsley aald of cow ot another breed. mil ladles. Tbe lint la dwu.m.tr.i/,. Many think,and say ••Oh a grade will weights which were inclosed in * tions may remain in thr churches dur­ «it first securing permission from the this company: “Through whose enlrrtbe world that total atatalorra an- n.e wooden case; also a man ’ s hand, which answer my purpose." Well indeed a grade ing the month of Jaauary, bu: mustall risks. brord of education for a release In case of prisa wise provision has bedn made to se­ ‘ cure to the agriculturists of America tho will be an Improvement on a scrub or a shows only tbe bones, the flesh being be cleared away before February 2. or 4 lection. llhM the smallest dsath rat • of A superintendent should never make a perpetuity and purity of the unrivaled mongrel bat If a half blood Is good u full invisible. Candlemas day. . blooi will be better iu <he same propor­ It w said that the discovery is simple. V'up«*ition to a teacher, under a contract breed of Jersey. The strictista.ruks are enforced regard­ tion. and a thoroughbred, registered better The professor takes a so-called Crooke’s wkh another board of education, to leave Il bu fewer uu-MnenlH thau Sil* p jbltlvn during the term for which be ing the registry of cattle, no animal can stilt. You will then start right In Camberwell. London, tbe penny pipe (a vacuum glass plpt), with an in­ ot Ita *<e. ; I have known many who commenced tiaa contracted without first securing lhe be registered unless Its sire and dam have duction current going through it) and, tax for library purpose* amounts to SLOW,000 i>ld lo Vamtl,.. of th. lv •euuM-nt of the superloCendent and the been registered Imtlore It, making a direct with grodes but were not satisfied. A *30,000 annually. It is now proposed oeaeed at Hourol Urealen need. by means of rays which the pipe emits, thoroughbred *as soon purchased and the ’,.va«l of education to give the teacher re- .■line back to the foundation of stock, and Reader, are you the ataff ot I (,_u, more thau this many slates have passed grades were sold for someone else to begin photographs on ordinary photographic to establish two free public libraries SetMi from his contracL now? On whom wW they lean w:lfD Each member of the teaching profession Ikws making the false registration of an with and they in turn wanted thorough­ plates. In contrast with the ordinary in thnt district with^thix income. -should exercise a spirit of loyalty by glv- animal a criminal offense. are <nae? Tout earning t»ed breds. rays of light, these rays penetrate Many farmers have reached a point, organic matter and other opaque sub­ clothe Umb now. to whom win 'i,e, ,ag to other teachers lhe benefit of his If there Is science or good derived from A dyer aud finisher in a Swiss silk when jwi are dtwd’ ' iBdueiice. by bring careful not to criticise breeding for a purpose and who here can where general farming h no longer profit­ stances just as ordinary rays penetrate nt Bl receives front Mi to 50 cents a day. M>ftb‘*r bls predecesfer or associates harsh- ,doubt it, then stop and consider for a able under existing conditions and are Provide to^ay for the future of w„M glass. He has also succeeded in photo­ •. and oy.speaking a good word for them moment what must be the result of unit­ looking for some branch ot agricultural children, panrut, or otben; to-morrow m,' -.♦ntHiever poarilile. Hn should avoid do­ ing tbe best blood of these Jersey oattln which will par. In many localities what graphing hidden metals with a cloth be too late. pe whatever would tend to weaken lhe In- for five hundred years; can It be wondered would be more profitable thau keeping * thrown over the camera. The rays 11 rleb. It wiae to provide for tha r.^9a«rwu of bis fellows with school officers*, at umi a,v vcome ,wv w that three cattle „ have to the <1MM front. few good cows and building up a trade in penetrated not only the wooden cose eeroea of tbe Borrow. If po«r, H fe , oij. tellow teachers, parent* and pupils, and noblest cause of the domestic anl- butter. Get a email separator, a Babcock containing the metals, but the fabric (race. eotuMering Ute ,ntwy and ^al1 rostf emphatkaUy he should never under- mal? Tbe record breakers .................................. Make nothing but good hi front of the negative. The profewaor of butter mak­ test and begin. «Mt> of tbe order, not to aenre tor year bid another. V ing, the prize winners at the World's Fair butter, keep nothing but good cows, strive faBUy protection lucaae of death. is already using his discovery to photo­ In a contract for'a position, none but of the butter and eheese tests has demon­ ta please your customers and tbe venture graph broken limbs and bullets in hu­ Bye par Tallow per Ilk, 4 strictly honorable metos should be em- strated beyond all question that they are will pay. This is especially true near ThU order provided death benella of Osiancr ou.. 15-----C<v> ed by the contestants and their friends. tbe best dairy cattle ou earth. small towns outside tbe strfallv dairy’ dis­ man bodies. Wheat, red per bu.. 65 K00, (1.000. or K.000 to both aexea. lra> After a board of education has made a While here in our own country we have tricts, for there competition is not so great U brei. white per tx..«. OREGON NEARLY READY. ' i tbe ace « Hateen to Otty-B.e, at net emt ksueice of teacher.' It should be considered never produced a phenomenal butter mak­ and good butler is more tborobghly- ap­ Haw par tan. Tin u or about oueTourlb that ot old line 1,1 u nal for tbe defeated candidate er, a Merry .Maiden, a Brown Bessie, prize preciated. If you start first yon will ret anranor, payable a few day, after death ta 40 criticise the successful one, or to charge winners at the World’s Fair, or a Sig­ tbe best trade. These small home markets tbe beneBelary only, and at an expend ,t turn with incompetency or of having re- nal’s Lily Flag, with a record of 44 lbs. for any and all produce often psy better The battleship Oregon at San Franleva than three centa per day tor a: oe, e-'.ortd tn unfair means In securing the in 7days—1026 Iba. in 12 months, (this Is than tbe cities. It Is scarcely two months Inaurance. PMittoa. extraordinary), neither have we a Robert since there was a butter famine here and Dried apptea.3 to 4. last of the armor plates for the turrets 1U Method. J. or a John R. Jentry shooting at the two several days no butter could be had, and Hnckwbrot ftour. 1.R5 FROM '•riUMABV EDUCATION.’’ , have been shipped from the Bethlehem It doea Ita buslneae privately, aeleeu ita . minute mark, yet we are coming. this occurs often. There are three layers in tbe teaching ’ It is only a few years ago It was said, owe aaaodatee. and reject, the uoan.Pp,. Good butter will always eel! and more works in the east for the Union iron L^MofMsion. able at will, Juet a» any well regulate, r Tbe lower one is not very much crowd­. “No horse can go in 2:30.” It has been dairy fanners are wanted in our commun­ works, and according to the contract the vessel is to be completed within faBlly. or tha eburcb, altould do. aud this ed. There are not many really bad done by thousands and two mlnntes can ity. not stop them. 80 it is with Jerseys ’; four ­ without inlerfenin( with any other obi, 90 days after the receipt of t he plates. tochers. They drop out, fall off, and at­ (atlona. relatione, or datlea whs Is. ver. The armor for the aponaona and bar­ tempt to half do some other work after a teen lbs. iu seven days has been made by thousands and many have bettered this. A Coeuaandery of thia aplendld order l< while. bettes has long been m position and Some of tbe Jerseys’ characteristics now being formed In Heatings. Now t< Tbe middle stratum—the relm of medimafital consent the firm of J. nearly all- of tbe eight-inch and the By _ tbe time to proteat those left alter yea ■Krlty—is a mass of busy, jostling humani­ which adapt her to her work are as fol­ Manton A Co of Morgan, this day dissolv­ smaller guna have been mounted. The have paaeed away. The Hecerd ot th. ty. They are working blindly, following lows:— ed. All claims against the firm must be tour 13-inch guns that are to be pro­ 1.She is a small animal. You may be this ami that lead ot popular fancy. They Golden Croea la unsurpassed 1 r any order presented at once. All accounts doe them tected by the turrets cannot be mount­ laa Uw_a_ startled at this for it Is very commonly In aa-e. the VToslaeweC United Stales. are always Luntiug for “places” here. will be collected by J. W. Mun Ion, who ed until the armor plates are in place. First to insure women, The third and highest plane is up in the urged by farmers as a serious objection; will continue the business. Fir» to ute tbe One of the turrets was finished a few ratified air. There are not many here and it la however an argument in our favor graded assignment plan. ___ you ______ Wt uk ta C. J. Musrrox. -hose are not bunting for positions—posl- You will all agree that the amount of food days ago, but the big weapons will not investigate thr Golden Cross a id join now J. W. ItrxTsx. tkjes are hunting for tl>em. These work- required to sustain life and repair waste is at low charter rales. be placed in it until both turrets are Dated this 33ni day of Jan. 1896. <»re are thinking while they work. They In proportion to the size ot the anirnaL ready; then all four guns will be ano ever looking below tbe form to get at An animal weighing 1*300 pounds requires St* e Secretary. mounted at once. more food for this purpose than one of the meanings of things. Nearly all that n-muinn to be done It is not crowded here—“there is al- 900 pounds and HiIn food must be given Clias. M. Powers. Oranrwvilie. to the big ship is to complete that one before any return can be looked for in the Maude Board, Yankee BpriQg>>*. wrgys room at the top.” PROBATE UKDKR ml!k pall or chum. This difference in William K. Vaneo. Middleville. turret, and it will only require a few rations when extended over the' entire Nellie B NickerUocker. MlddleriI1e. days after tbe armor plates arrive to do i — of — tbe -rrobate -------- . AMirt Iur lb« Wm. Hanea. Maple Grove. Jersey Cattle and Dairying, y. bolder. tJ St the P . vibaU- Offlrmilking period of a cow is of considerable Kut.ioe the work. The engines and other ma­ McKinney, Baltimore. in sale county, da __ _ _ Hastlno. !r. by J. M Bauer al Farmers Institute Importance. Iteplel W. RrynnM*. City. chinery of the vessel have been tested Thursday, the sixth da> of Pet rusn ;n ths 2. She Is a persistent milker. It is of­ Ph villa Diamond. City, February t8,1896. year one tbo<uuind eight hundn d ana uU.-n gnd found to be perfect, and tbe big •u_ T<»e subject given me Is a broad one. ten said that the Jerseys are small milk­ Georce Gulbmon. Buchanan. battleship can now be xunde ready for tn acdurtanrw with the following proaram: ^Present, Charles W. Annstro^g. Judgo There are some breeds that milk Allie Bciumore. City, 1 might spend an hour telling where they ers. FEB IT. Arrival of Hia Najavty -Rgx. 0 service in a few days. . exine from, another hour telling what they heavier when fresh and by* this gain the Ddbert Groat. Banfleld, matter of tbe estate of Anthony King of tbe Ournlval. cm Koyal Yacbt froon tbe But: _ a '। Minnie Eaatae. Ban fl old. E are and still another of what they have reputation of greater nillkors “-'j-a! F.otilla. At TOO LATE TO SAVE HIS LOVE. iilgbt.theKnrereof Proten, (y cow Edward McKibben. QirreUltwaud fillmr tbe twUtloi duly rtrited record kept of the milk of a Jersey . ¥. eK,5^e!!.' ilranreviEc, about 7 o'clock, skMie. But as time is limited I shall en­ every day for a year and compared with a I A>Wc FotUr' Y,u,Mw 8^R*'9tn (.reud rajpant .ni tb«- gtrreu. and Ball at- ofEowcuu nxKv. daughter ef i *i<l decra5e< deavor to make a few statements that I Brokmeyer'a hirerthrart Spirited Away Um Freocb Opera Hirim* praying <t ted, lh*r m x . -----*— far — reason* *tocreln -----"*i record of n cow of another, breed and the ------7*7------------hope may be of interest aud profit. FEB. IN. Marrtl Graa Day Grand Fageant order or decre* be made hr tbi>- <r Mirt deterialawful ” “ ... vein qf '1W SALT STORM *** IN UTAH. f "BBX-” Kim. of tbe Carnival, tniag wioertor-wyre the — Jersey Island, the home of the Jersey smallness of a yield of any single day will Across the rirer from Rocheport, ? dscMied sad entitled to inbertt n c real rdats in Float Tatleanx; general maaking us tbe prattle. i< situated in the English Channel be overbalanced by ^he number of days Wintry Visitation That Covers Objects Mo., in Cooper county the people are Ktrerto; parade by the Phonny Ebony Pbel- at said deceased and tbelr resp b«he ngUfr ____ ______ _____ __ _ twelve the cow Is In milk. Many Jerseys give is only seven miles wide and lowjt. At night :be Mtotiok Krew« of Omdu*** therein. with a Hallne Regiment. very much wrought up over tbe sensa­ Apprarv _________ The cllniate is mikLthe land mlJk perpetually. I have owned several Tnereupou B Is ordered.thm sain reir •»* sth in rtreet Pagrnt ot naauUful Tableau miles lang. The last few days whenever snow baa tional finale of a love affair in which Hoau. and Cm.iu* Bail at the French Opera te?of February.' A. D. law. at iu. luck i» D«)dnctive, renting from $50 to $100 per ; that Wtts Impossible to dry. and any white sediment has been--left the central figures ore John Brokmry er, Hhiuhi . grauj! LrocnUun and Brx Hall at the Oto MNBsanJtoaaelgned tor the h wriiig of said -aere and this ta not high as the average I Jersey cow when in health and with pro- fallen -----a-----------------------------------------ImperiiuPAlAcv Entertainment* and balls petiUon, and that Utebeln at Uw d.uJd Jecea«•.cturn h $250 per acre, tbe government P«'r e*re »«•<* mdro than four ' whcrrvcr the anow touched. Thera baa son of a pronunent f ' ’busineas ’ man of* ( throughout tbe city. Ontv rmchwl quickly S<La*. and — all other Interested' -- «—a persons -----------Jg a Ba in sail required to appear nndMiss MissKate Kate Franken, Franken. fn>«n Chicago by tbe 7 rotate, are Ataiost a perfect one and this together with I or weeks. E been much v speculation * ' as to the ' actual“ Booneville, and j ' said court, item to be bolden at thi IVvbate the atartjce of snaked aud the .best dairy 3. hhe-has an extremely long peri'd of cause, aud local scientists have been heir to farm lands and real estate in ' Jfflre. Id the elty of Hasting* I qua Nud county. eattlr on earth ma»es the Isle a Utopia in- dairy usefulluewi. At two years of u^e tfnd ore uow divided upon that point Cooper county. and show rause. if any there i>». . Jy 1thr greyer OlU ... grunted. T* And 'Ajcd. Two thousand head of Jerseys are she is.at dairy work and at thirteen years There are those who insist that the sed­ The young couple were to have been j it ta fl witt Inner cite she h still as profitably at work with pro ­ >alpped annually* from this island but <>vmc c w inc pci-RooB ;niOTV5icu ih said cstale. notie whoae iment was taken up from the bosom married recently, and the girl’s guar- ' always leaving more head of cattle than per care. This makes eleven years of um4Mthe pendency «f said petition. Md the bear -*cres of land. lag thereof by causing a copy of this order U» be fulneas aud lo give her justice she is en­ of the Great Salt lake. There arc others (Minliabed Id the Hastings D vMsf.e a These Jersey islanders know a good titled to more even than this for many who believe that the deposit ia sulphate paper printed and circulated In saM Count? of thing when they have it and Instead of cows have won fame and records for them­ of soda, which is thrown up on the her clothes away and drove young BrokBarry ones la each week tor three mrcwiw shores of Great Salt lake during the meyer from tbe premises when be called taupadlng for a delusive general purpose selves at fifteen and sixteen years of age. weeks previoas to aaid day of bearitL , CbixlmW. AKflE s ccw they breed only their pure dairy cattle 4. Her milk Is rich in butter fat. Over winter by the action of the cold weath­ to demand the girl, whois considerably (A true copy) Judge M PnN'Mc. <mi the island and a violation of this law 2000 record tests of fourteen pound.* of er on the briny waters. Be that as it over age. Then Smith called in Dr. suranN a forfeiture of boat and tackle and butler and more In seven dajs reported! may, the houses facing north, the Hurt to confirm hia allegation of the « heavy money fine for whoever brings and sworn lo by men of standing and street car windows, carriage windows girl’s insanity, but the doctor failed to Tv New Orleans, account of Mardi Gra* will ▲dMikistratok’s BALE. Mtber cattle to the island. reputation, are sufficient proof of this i *7 ?!L ,r”!B ventrti ^hlcagi* and principal uwureeo. mere is la also a,«,', “d Pie“ °*h“be- coincide in this view, and instead con- - « «s%. IIIinoiw RaU^ in the matter of tbe estate J< breed. There The origin of the Jersey cow is uc- charaoterisiie of the QmS KaUroaSnSrth of 1£ Croaeh. Deceased. M1 greatly reduced rotes truowu. but according to good authority It the testimony of the Agriculture! Stations t'ome ,ncruated- Pedestrians who hs^- veyed a message from the. girl to her ' Notice Is hereby cItvd that I »lnUl sell at lover to rescue her by any' means. I to retwu of different states where comparative testa P* ned to be out in the storm did not ■ a iriur^ umi Marra has .’men bred pure for five hundred years Public AueVaa to the highest bidder, on Friday the seth day of March. A D .iass. at ten o'clock, notice anything out of the way until and for this reason has her charactcriaih s of different breeds have been conducted. Brokmeyer applied for a. writ of in tbe forenoon, at the late residcote. of the Ian qo tbarougbly fixed and passed with such At New York station five breeds were their clothing dried, when it was dis­ habeas corpus. In the meantime the Jotona B.Ooucta. Deceased. In tik Township certainty U> her off .prings that It is un tested far six months. The average num, cerned that the apparel was liberally girl was spirited away and taken to o< Ebmtlnga. te tbe County of Banytln th< stani of Michigan, purwusut to License wad authority tiectawary to ctvsi them with any other ber of pounds of fat in 100 pounds of milk sprinkled with what appeared to be St. Louis and placed in a convent, granted to me on tbe 3L«t day ot Ujinusn a Ikeod and thta actxu'its for the prohibiting was 5.62-too for Jerseys, 5.07-100 for Dm ns«, by the Probate Court of Barry Coooty. salt. The dejxjsit is a saline nature. where she is now, ortrta. trom BWiligM, tew ot the intend passed in 1789. Guernseys, and the lowest breed tested tea Mtato, right, pile sn<i >" That was discovered by the applica­ •The countiy belug small the cattle is telh- 8.50-100. vlU’to*'’”’11'’11 p*rl1” rotdarnplating a tenet of tbe aadd deceased of. nr and to th* A NEW DAY TO CELEBRATE. tion of the tongue. It is a phenomenon real estate situate and being tn Hr Count? et ■ed vrstuked out aud thus the grass In not Almost all thia butter fat can be reperry. In tbe JReta of MkhlgaoJ known and that frequently occur* In Salt Lake Daughters of Ba relation Observe Wedding described as follows, U>-wit Tbe U'esX hall of City, and especially during the winter the East half of tbe North West .pjsrier of Anniversary of Washington. Section thirty six C*> containing fort* .vrr* season, nnd therefore caused but little The New York city chapter of the mon, or lean. And the Rast par: «h’ the Bouih wonder, but a good deal of work was Daughters of the American Revolution West Iroettonal quarter of Bectloui ureuty (») onrtatalng thirty seven acres niore «>i less. necessary to remove the stains left on gave a reception at Sherry’s to cele­ Also U»»t South East fractional •quigfrr' of Sec­ tbe windows. There has not been a brate the anniversary of the wedding tion twenty five <£»> containing 0nr hundred five acres more or lrr». all being in town thres snowstorm within the Inst ten dnya day of George Washington. Mrs. Don­ (8« North r*nge ataritft) West ' st Dated when the deposit of tbe sediment has ald McLean, regent of the chapter, re­ < nicsgv the undersigned. Feb*y. «h. A.D.. 1SK. I A. R. HXX sun . FniKim fl.Saui not occurred. The savants are still ceived the gueats. assisted by a number Goa’! Paas’r Annt ■■Mistrota^ guessing. of prominent members of the organi­ sation. The guest of honor wag Mrs. Adlai Stevenson, wife of the vice presi­ A CURABLE DISEASE. dent, who ft tbe president general <rf the National Society of the Daughters < h route Catarrh U Pronouucecl Curable by of the American Revolution. Dr. Hurtman. Brief addresses were also made by There are an almost countless number of Charles Dudley Warner, W. D. Howells, remedies said to eure chronic catarrh. Tbe Gen. Grant Wilson, who spoke on o»o«i of these are of no use whatever, and “Mount. Vernon, tbe Home of Wash­ OOK to the kitchen for the remedy. Eat many woree than useless, bring actuaHy ington,” and Bishop Henry C. Potter. harmful. A few are successful In a small freely three times a day bread, hot biscuit, number of cxses—eases which might al­ hot cakes, made light and sweet with The committee eppotated to ermege most get well Uy simply taking care not to lor the building of the new zoological -Royal Baking Powder, stop yeast bread, use catch cold again. But of all this vast mul­ gardens In Highland park. Pittsburgh. titude of medlctoea It cannot be said that •neat sparingly, take plenty of air and exercise, .Pa, for which the Fort Pitt Traction there are more than two or three which company, through ita president, Chris and you may snap your fingers at Indigestion. ■re actually specifics, and without doubt Magee, haa giron 1100.000, wrote to J. L. There is a quality in Royal Baking Powder, the most reliable is Pe-ru-na. ]». always ®l«b«!, the Chicago architect, tho other cure* when It is faithfully and cnnseleo- duy to come here. Mr. Silsbee drew coming from the purity and wholesomeness Ur,nslv used. tt not only cure, esturt; plans for the proposed new “soo“ In of its ingredients, which promotes digestion. uf tbe bud and throat, but oatarth of tbe Schenley pwk. and hls presence is de­ rtoxnaclt, nbiri bowels, lungs, bronchial sired to look over the new location and Food raised by it will not distress. This pe­ tubes, kidneys, and In tact any of tbe or- see how hia pinna will have to be changed to meet the different eondiculiarity of Royal has been noted by hygien­ (sru, ,>f the fimxtan body, h Is-indeed a ists and physicians, and they are accordingly dreadfnljwee of calarrb, wherever located that Pf-ic^ia eatt not cure, or at fra.earnest in its praise, especially recommending A watchmaker of tbe Pay.-deCalaia (really twlp. it may be procured at all rt in the preparation of food for those of delicate Ute drug stores, and It sboum be given , Franee, will ibortly exhibit a retxaUa**?1 •cluaU» tallltlnl 1,1,1 by illtMe wlK, utnJ |u SCHOOL COLUMN. GOLDEN CROSS Tfee Great Fraternity, the M of tie Faflily at Death. NINETEENTH YEAR Of PHENOMENAL SUGGESS, i Gras j- Illinois Central R. R. “Gh'“0O and New Orlem Limited' EXCURSION TICKETS Gathollc Winter School Florida, Mexico and California ukln* You may Snap your Fingers at Dyspepsia A few good POINTS that this store has I Complete stocks, a bright, clean store, intelligent salespeople and honest prices. These and more ought to bring you to a more correct realization of the val ue of this institution. You are free to comment and suggest. We are try­ ing to help you buy Dry Goods. Co­ operation will help you and help us. By the way we will tell you some­ thing of interest in a few of our de­ partments next week. Alum baking powders cause indigestion. vain olsewbere to get relief. A book 011 catarrh and ratarrlial dlseesS. Of m hmtrortwiy illustrated W. will UOM-ut free to,,,, Mdns, bj p^ra_M r»<« Manufacluriug Company of Col urnta/, ublo. P;Ws n button, and immediately a tlnr phonograph tells its woe little tale. —, ------* -“—K wwWVXh. KeL ’TpOrt °* thc bet. York shows; that dnriny the last yr-tv 4.WO votoeu were buned in the potter's field. L. E. Stauffer � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-02-13.pdf fbdcbc2c3d751a99a1ac77479d9c7903 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar. ry County. Hastings Banner. VOL. XXXX. NO. 42 I* 3 My entire stock of I* Hardware and— J* Agricultural Implements, Buggies, Wag ons, Paints, Oils, etc Must be sold at once *i 3 3 3* 3 33 Come early and get bargains. Terms:- Cash or bankable paper IRfl VAN VflLKENBURGH I* J* M !* £ CYYYYTITTTTTTTYYTffYTTYTyTrTff 1* COOK • BROS., M HASTINGS. MICH CORRESPONDENCE. Castleton. Miss Mildred Rowlader was obliged on account of sickness to give up her school work at Woodbury and is now visiting at C. A. Hough’s. Miss Harriette Beadle nf Hastings was in tbe village over Sunday the guest of Miss Effa Simpson. Miss Bertha Marshall was nt Hastings over Sunday the guest ot her sister Miss Lois Marshall. The play given at the opera house last Friday night was largely attended and those pi esenl report a very good enter­ tainment Mr.and Mrs. A. E. Knight leave this week for their new home in Kalamazoo where Mr. Knight has purchased a jewel­ ry shop and will commence business. Mr. and Mrs. Knight have been residents zof Nashville for a number of years during which time they have made many friends who regret to have them leave but who ‘ wish them abundant success in their new home. There was no school in the Felghner district Monday on account of the illness of the teacher Miss Downing. Mrs. Caroline Harvey died quite sud­ denly one day last week aged 70 years. The funeral occurred Thursday, Rev. Branch of Nashville officiating. The re­ mains were interred in the Nashville cemetery. Mrs. Clara Price is quite sick at this writing with bronchitis. Mrs. Wm. Lowder who slipped and fell a few weeks ago Is still confined to her bed. Several In this vicinity are sick with the grip, Mrs. John Miller and Miss Minnie Wil­ Miss Margrelte Youngs has returned kinson of Charlotte are guests gt Dr H. home. Wilkinson’s. Miss Cora Collins of Caledonia is the Mrs. E. V. Smith entertained Miss guest of Miss Emma Carl. Edith Fleming of Woodland Thursday. | Frank Larabee and wife made a busi­ ness trip to Otsego last week. Where is Hindes Corners correspond­ • Prairieville. ent? At the prize declamation contest held at Mrs. W. Shedd who has been very sick the M. E. church last Wednesday eve is better. Dora Gibbs took first prize. Clare Brown Miss Mina Howell of Nashville was en­ and Frankie McDonald were even and the tertained by Mrs.-F. Bailey last week. money divided evenly between them. A W. M. Illick made a business trip to full house greeted them and the verdict Hastings Monday. . was “How nicely they all recited." The R. Bliven and wife of Hastings were musical.part of the program was fine. the guests of Mrs. Ella Youngs one day H. Pattengill SupL Public Instruction last week. delivers a lecture at tbe M. E. church The Misses Ada and Mirtie Mosher of Tuesday eve. Subject, “Down in Dixie." Shultz were the guests of Miss Birdie Quarterly meeting services were con­ St. John Saturday afternoon. • • ducted by presiding Eider Masters at the M. E, church Sunday eve. Born to Rev, G. V. Pixley and wife on Bhaltx. Sunday last a son. Lagrippe seems to be the order of tbe Tbe New England supper held at tbe home of Mr. Doster last Thursday eve­ day. Mrs. Branch of Hastings is keeping ning was well attended and a pleasant house for Orley Peak. time enjeyed by all present. Myrtle Mosher was home over Sunday. Chas Biehle of Grand Rapids is here A large number of people of this place with a stock of Jewelry. are attending the revivals held at Brush Miss Mary Smith and Maude Ruggles Rfdge by Rev. 8. HalL ha ve returned from a weeks visit to Has­ Ada Mosher was tbe guast of Hastings tings and vicinity. friends during last week. P. Grant is quite rick. Dr. Scribner is ' Maait villa. tbe attending physician. Mrs. C. Shultz is visiting at New York. G. A. and A. J. Belle were at Fenton ths tetter part of tbe week on business. L. E. Sloot has returned from bls •outhMiddleville. ere trip well satisfied to remain in Michi­ gan and has resumed his work as carver The blizzard of Monday night filled the fer the Lentz Table Co. north and south roads till they are nearly Merle Sturgis, youngest son of Mr. and un passable. Mrs. Richard Sturgis, is very ill with Hon. H. P. PattengiU gave his lecture ipneamonfa and small hopes are held for "Down in Dixie” to a fair crowd last Mon­ *1 W 8. Powers and J. E. Burgman are at day night The lecture was highly interest­ ing as well as instructive Hastings this week attending circuit court Earl Van Every is pspa since last •he latter having been drawn as juryman. Mrs. L. J. Wilson has been very sick Wednesday. The lecture by Miss Virginia Dox at the during the past week sod it was announc­ CoDgregatlonalist church last Friday night ed Wednesday that her recovery was im- drew a good crowd but was worthy a bet­ ot John B«n 4 Som h*« fc­ ter crowd. Chas. Smith was arrested and takrii to > elded Dot to rebuild their planing mill, Hastings Saturday, for furnishing liquor to recently destroyed by fire but will move to a drunkard. Fenton where they have beer• The Cold Spring Creamery Co. has rea­ ,prv substantial boauF and where tney son to feel proud of its success. Tbe new will have a mouoply of the trade in tbelr butter maker. Frank Chirk, is evidently np E Stinchcomb of Hastings was in the "on to his job” for the cotunauy recently wUlsiB last Wednesday in the Interert of took first prize at the Dairyman’s Associ­ \he new cyclopedia ^blch he is handling. ation. Carlton. • ; Mrs. John Fleming is In Battlo Creek visiting her son Fred. Frank Hosmer is on tbe rick list at pres­ ent Miss Grace Wright returned from Grand Rapids Monday being unable to pursue her studies on sccbtfht of weak eyes. Mrs. M. Carpenter and family spent Sunday with Sumner Sponable and wife of South Hastings. Mrs. John Usbome returned Friday from Calhoun county after a six weeks visit with her mother who is quite aged and very feeble. Wm. Broomfield is on the sick list at this writing. Geo. Brag don who has been quite seri­ ously Hl is reported better. Asa O’Dell who has been aick for some time is not Improving very fast The union prayer meeting wBl be held next Sunday evening at Will Crates. John Griffin and wife of Slbewa are vis­ iting Carlton friends this week. Mr. Putnam bas been hired to teach the spring term st the Center. He Is giving the best of satisfaction In the school we Lewis Snyder went to Grand Rapids last Thursday with a view of getting some A blizzard broke upon us Monday night and everything movable was on the move. 8. R. Hnnt bas moved bls family into George Morgan’s residence. Bev. Moffit ot Alaska is expected here this week to assist Rev. Halsey In revival work. Miss Saydie Walker of Charlotte is the welcome guest ot her sister Mrs. J. W. Godfrej. Miss Vina Wlsslnger is ill at this writ­ ing. Miss Lyud Keeler of Bowne spent the Sabbath with F. E. Cheesebrougb and wife. Mrs. S. Zelner and daughter Ollie of Caledonia visited Obadiah Blough and wife the last of the week. Everybody attend the band concert Fri­ day evening. The M. E. people are making active preparations to build a new brick church in the spring. Burt L. Brayton is our new station agent. A. J. Ungent bas moved bls family to Byron Center. Alb. Parks and wife visited relatives west of town Sunday. M. L. Cook of the county hub made a Hying trip to the Grove Tuesday morning. Mrs. Green and son have rented Wm. Pattenglll’s farm. The latter goes to Fin­ ley, Ohio, to work in the oil business. Mr. Cox of Cedar Creek made a short call at the Grove task week Thursday. Wm. Smith made ■ business trip to Lake Odessa last week. On the nineteenth we will be entertain­ ed with a lecture by Mrs. Britton, of Al­ bion. Yankee Spring*. It’s whispered Herb-Sprague is making Kev. Hall is conducting revival meetings fancy parlor stand*. at the Brush Ridge school house Id Hope -Gary Baker’s little girl bearded the township. train Saturday morning for Cedar Creek. The cake and coffee social at 1. D. Mrs. C. E. Smith is on the sick list. Brooks' last Friday evening was well at­ Wm. Kennedy now returns from Grand tended. Proceeds we did not learn. Rap.tin to continue bls visit. Frank Perkins of Hopkins was In this vicinity last week soliciting subscription Cloverdale. to the Kalamazoo News. Our singing teacher. John Conyer'ls Daniel Buskirk of Byron Center was the preparing for a concert at the close of his guest of his brother, I Buskirk and family school, tbe proceeds to be given to the a part of last week. Sunday School here. Fred Raymond and wife spent Sunday Mrs. Wm. Glliasple is taking care of with Will Orton and wife near Gun Lake Miss Julia Collins, tbe latter being almost post office. helpless. Frank Turner our tax collector, is busy James Bates has gone to Lima, Ohio, looking up delinquents. Frank says he John McCallum has been confined to his has struck the worst job be ever got Into. bed for the past three weeks from the ef­ The bouse on the Grant farm occupied fects of a self inflicted ax cut in one of bls by Chas. Eddy and family burned to the feet. The wound has been very painful ground with most of its contents. Loss and bas not done well in the matter of fully covered by insurance. healing. He is not improving very rapid­ Last Sunday a number of boya were ly. “practicing” with a revolver when it was (of Fred Gy tie as sawyer and Wm. Cham­ course) accidentally discharged the bullet berlain as setter are working for J. W. striking Walter Page’s arm making only a Whittemore of Middleville whose mill Is slight wound. The boys can congratulate situated in Newton, Calhoun Co., and on themselves that It was no worse. Our ad­ Feb. 7th they cut 602 lies 8 feet long and vice is to let firearms alone (especially on from 8 to 10 inches wide, with the power Sunday.) t • of a 12 horse engine. How ia that for a Barry County mill and Cloverdale boys to Hind* Corners.. run it? There will be a cuncert at the school Mrs. G. O. Switzer of Pentwater and house Sunday evening, Feb. 23. All are Mrs. Gunsenbouser and family of Barry cordially Invited to attend. and Thomas Mortbland also of Barry were Rev. J. J. Bunnel of Lacey visited at visitors of Mr. and Mrs. David Mortbland, C. V. Robinson’s the latter part of the of Cloverdale. • week. Wm. Glbeon and wife are in Kalamazoo. Mary Kline is spending the week with Mrs. Gibson is taking care of her sister Mra. Etta Pierce of Brush Ridge. Mrs. John Doonan who is quite sick. Guy Robinson of Chicago is visiting Wm. Gillespie and Obed Chamberlain relatives In this place. are loading ice for the R. R. company. Mrs. Ira Everette bas been entertaining Cornelia* Pyle caught a pickerel la*t her molber-ln-law from Kalamazoo. weighing ten pounds. C. T. Cox and daughter Jessie spent a Minnie and Alma Glliasple spent Sonpart of last week in Augusta. day In Middleville. There was a phonographic entertain­ Mrs. Harriett Thompson is still quite an ment at the school house Saturday night invalid. ■ and' we hear not a very large attendance. Dame Rumour says that tbe George There was good attendance at tbe liter­ Mosier store will be occupied next spaing. ary Friday night. Next meeting will be held Feb, 31. Hlekory Corner*. Ezekiel Anders Injured bls arm several MUo. weeks ago and since hurt It again readerEarl C. Towne and Will Garrett are Ing him unable to work in tbe shop. M. M. Rockwell and wife have been under the doctors care. Tbe saow storm of Monday afternoon spending several days visiting friends in and night ended np with a light rain End Jackson. They are expected home Tues­ sand storm. day. A quiet wedding occurred at tbe hmne This Tuesday morning tbe snow is black with sand. Where did the sand come nt tbe bride’s patents Mr. and Mrs. Clark from, there is no bare ground around here. AMrteh on Tueeday the 10th last at 8 Influenza Is very common through tbe o’clock. Rev. Pope officiating. Refresh­ ments were aerfed after which the happy country. W. J. Williams and wife of your city couple left for Grand Rapids. After their are spending a few days at their former return they will go to housekeeping one mile south of tbe Corner*. Ths sontracthome at Milo. . Prairieville Grange has a boom. Beta­ ing parties were Dr. J. M. Elliott’s oldest stated two and will initiate five new mem- bob, Fred, and Miss Bertha Aldrich. None but near relatives were invited. bera next Saturday afternoon. The presents were many and useful. Con­ Wheat at Milo 70 cents per bushel. Farmers are filling their ice bouses. gratulations from their many friend* go Look for pleanty of ice cream next sum­ with them. Quite, number ot toe pickerel bare mer. been raptured ot lute In the nun ot Gull Lake. A. G. OorlrlRht and brother in vetoed Robert Gamble is at home at present. Fred Havens visited at home over Sun­ tbelr large stock ot drr roods and srneerles, etc. last week wllb quite aaUttaetor, day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stowell and Miss results. Mild weather tor February tbu. tar. Sarab Horton visited at Mr. Hall’s Sun­ A number ot our people are suffering day. Rev. Grigsby will preach at tbe Star with InHuenia. Happy Geonto and family were next Sunday at 3:30 p. m. ___ ________ ______ _ _____ - -gorsta The party at Mr. Paton’s last Friday at Flint’s Hotel the past week, where lie evening was a complete surprise and held an entertainment each evening, dis­ pensing fun and medicine for the masses. greatly enjoyed by all present HICHIGAN HASTINGS, Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays bv WHOLE NO. 2123 HASTINGS, MICH. FEBRUARY 13, 1896. QJtXXJtJLJLJLJLJLJLJLJIJLJtXXJLJLJtJtJLXJULEJUEJB Largest Ci of any paper in County. North Ka»t Barry, Mrs. M. Simpson and Maggie Sbarpsteen have gone to Dnrand to visit relatives In that vicinity. Wonder if A. J. Kelley and wife feel any older since the advent of a grand­ daughter. Our school is progressing finely under the efficient management of Miss Elia Schaffhausen The writing school conducted by C. Backus, meets tbe approval of its many pupils. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shedd entertained a few friends Saturday eveningHn tbe good old way of our forefathers. Their table groaned under its weight of modern cook­ ery with ice cream thrown tn, instead of jeikcd venison, corn bread, sauerkraut, dried apple sauce, etc., of fifty years ago. The pioneers of this country never thought of an evening’s visit without a good hearty supper at about 10 or 11 o’clock. Although such suppers may not havo been good for the digestive organs, they promoted good will and a friendship which Is not always manifested in these degenerate days. Notwithstanding the scarcity of feed at the beginning of winter, stock generally looks well. Farmers have been utilizing tbelr coarse feed and there seems to be more nutriment In it than usual.- Query! Was the dry season the cause of it? Hub Casey spent a fefc days of the past week In Kalamazoo. Mlt Nobles and wife are In Battle Creek. Encourage ns to get our “piano fond" by coming to -Jane" at the Opera Houa, Feb. 17. Mrs. Meally visited several elssees la tbe high school Friday afternoon and Mon­ day forenoon. Minnie Keeeh and Jsy Strausfaaugb ted in current events Wednesday morning. Sylvester Greuwl, Glena Clark and Walter Hayes. ’95’s visited u& Monday^ _ _ ZThe Literary Society held one of Its In­ structive meetings last Wednesday uighW/ The important number.on the program?/, was the debate, "Will England Go to War . With tbe xUnlted States?” Affirmative x Andrew Harper, Ernestine Barker. - Nega­ tive, Willlsm yance, Etta Trumpet. The decision was given In flavor of tbe affirma­ tive. How much this will influence^'''. fairs we cannot now soy. ■—Among other visitors are Ada Mosher, Mr. BloBsotn, WUlfe Stransbaugb, Wlltia Edwards, Frank Leins and Ward Strut** ZJan*’’a eomedy of world-wide fame Will be given at the Opera Hanse Feb. 17th 1896, by the Hastings High School. Ths proceeds of the play will go to swell the fund for purchasing a piano for the school./All those who wish to spend a most enjoyable evening will do well to purchase a ticket for “Jane.’’ Tbe play­ ers kindly request as a favor that the aud­ ience will refrain from rolling on the floor and other boisterous demonstrations of mirth. Sevex-hT Grade. Banfleld. Cyril Grigsby gave a phonographic en­ tertainment here Monday night which was thoroughly enjoyed by all present Mrs. George Tongate is reported to be very sick. Mrs. John Zimmerman who has been very rick the past week is gaining slowly under the treatment of Dr. Hutchinson and tbe careful nursing of Mrs. Duffey. Rev. Grigsby of Bastings occupied tbe pulpit here Tuesday evening. Robert Brunney and wife are also on the sick list John Jones and Miss Lida McKenzie went to Battle Creek Tuesday. Miss Mary Wickwire has returned from Prairieville. D« C. Stiles sold 180 sbeep and deliver­ ed them to Richland Thursday. Brother Fisher occupied the pulpit Sun­ day night County Grange. Tbe first quarterly meeting of the B. C. P. G. will convene with Johnstown Grange on Friday, Feb. 28. 1896 at 10 o’clock a. m. Morning session will be devoted to business. Afternoon session commenc­ ing at 2 o’clock will be an open meeting, to which all friends of tbe Grange are cordially' invited. Program. Address of Welcome. Hiram Bristol. Response by Pomona. The School Question, D. C. Warner.. Tbe Farmers Garden. C. Newland, T. ” Otte. Bhall Fanners Keep Bees? H. Bowman. Instrumental music. Chas. VanSickel, Zera Newland, Edna Bint. Fanners Homes, Mrs. J. Dawson, ?Jrs. Howard. Good Roads, the Best System, G. Shef­ field. F. Merrill. V. Bird­ Recitations. Grab Newland, Nelson Bird. Sytoel 5 ten ton, Nellie Woodmansee. Papers, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. C. Rice. Selections. Mrs. Norton. Mrs. Renkee, Mrs. Merrill. Mrs. Woodmansee. Vocal Music, Mabel aud Nellie Bow­ man and Nellie Bowser. Question Box and Current Events. Mx*n N. Slawsom. Co. SeeX Maple G«w«. Charles Quick of Battle Creek has been visiting Maple Grove friends. Mrs. 1’. McOmber has been sick but is reported better. Amos Wright and wife ef Battle Creek visited their son Herbert. Fred Potter visited friends In Grand Rapids several days thia week. Theo Pearce left Monday for Nebraska where be uxpecte to make his future home. The best Wishes of many old friends go with him. The farewell party given- in honor of Theo Pearce at the home of D. R. Shade Saturday evening was well attended and all report a good time. The Aid society of the M. K. church met with Mrs. William Jarrard. THE GOLDEN RULE. Woman tn * Simple rux* Tro*tf ofc Way In one of the little stalls at Atlanta there ia an exhibit which docs not at­ tract the attention which it ought to. comments a correspondent in the New York World. It in a sort of booth, not over 15 feet square in area, and yet within it are stored quantities of ar­ ticles which show just what one woman can do, no- matter how black her skin may be. It is the exhibit ot tbe Carrie Steele orphans’ home,an inutitistlon pe­ culiar to. Atlanta. Carrie Steele is a colored woman, who, without a dollar to her name, establiahcd a home in Atlanta for the care dren. She begun in & modest way, and to-day she takes care of 70-odd little ones who hare no one else to look after them, and who aww trained in all sorts of useful arts through the almost. un­ aided efforts of thia good old 'mammy." She has built a three-story brick build­ ing, and has five or six acres of land under cultivatior, upon which ample garden stuff In raised to supply the youngsters with food. She baa attracted the attention of people from oil over the country by her energy and push, and, notwithstanding the fact that she had no money at all with which to begin the work, she said the other day that the. good Lord had never<failed to listen to her prayers in the days which have seemed the darkest, and that an odder for a supply of coal or a few barrels of flour has invariably dropped in upon her the moment when | it appeared that the children within the I "Old Shoe," as she nails her home, wero ia danger of cold or starvation. Pearl Smith, Willie Bennett, Harry and Hattie Eggleston, Mabie Meade, Oddema Still and Emma Wightman were absent last*week on account of sickness. . The scholars of this grade would like to have parents visit them, we bare not had a visitor In a long time. Burdette Sutton, Bertha Wiseman, Will Tyndall, Mary Severance. Willie Scott and Mark Azelttne were absent this week on account of sickness. For morning exercises Tuesday morning the school will read responsively a chapter out of the Bible. The scholars of this grade enjoy ths “journey” method very much. , « Some of -the essays this week ate on “LoaIse Alcott” and “Grace Darling." We were greatly surprised not to nee Mr. Grigsby’S face appear in our room this Last we learned, the poem entitle* . •‘Rainy Day," by Longfellow. • Joseph t to Jared Palmer, lots 1, QSjOO. ----------- ------ Hish to Valentine Leins. Iocs a and 5 Eastern Add. city. Valentine Leins w Wm and Effle E<>uab. tots BIk t, Beaneu & Keufields Add. city. 8 C Buck to Esther E Buck, so a aoc 10, Thorn­ apple, |I.'J0O. ■ Ubas Shaw to Lorenm and Jane Hart, lot 4 Phillip* add. Nashvilie. AMKlizabrtu Webster lo Reuben Webster, 80 a, nee 7. Juliastown. St JOO. QUITrnam DKKDS. CH Bowen to Valent lue Leins, parcel. cltv, >1.00. Robert Webster to EUabetb Webster. 80 a. sec 7, Johnstown, fl-oo. Reuben Webster to Robt sad Elizabeth Web­ ster. 80 a. sec 7, Ajhnstown, >1.000. QUEER PREDICAMENT. m* Money. . According to » correxpondent of the San Francisco CaH, Winfield S. Strut- ton. the owner the faqrons Inde­ pendence mine «rf Crippie Creek, who wm a poor carpenter three or four he .could get $12,OOfiJXK) for his mine any day. When asked recently why he did not ‘.ell, be replied': “What could I do with such money. I could not manage such a Targe sum in one bunch; I would certainly lone it. I hare enough trouble with $200,000 per month income now. I can’t find nay investment- for it. Ab long as my money is in the mine I know where I can take it out.*' Last November his money matters began to worry him. He had purchased five mines in two months, and had bought the controlling interest of two mining companies, in which he had been elect* cd president. He begun to figure up । his deposits and drafts and was much worried over the possibility of owing ■ alight'balance to the bank. Now, Mr. Stratton dislikes to overdraw, ao he wrote to his bankers asking how be stood, saying that if there wu an overdraft he would shortly fix it up. Imagine his surprise when be was in­ formed thut there was still to his credit $1,952,000. It seems that be had not figured in tlw depfesite from the ore sold from his Independence, Portland No. 2, American Engie. John A. Logan. Lottie and Caledbeia mines. He ia pe­ culiar in this regard, that he will have no partners in any of bis mining ven­ turer. He owns outright the mines just mentioned; as well sb the Lowell, . the Harry. Rosario and Washington., mines, He owns a quarter of'all the ' stock of the Partland Mining company. ! which is incorporated for $3.000,0(te shares. and which is selling on tbe i market to-day at two doners per share, besides the controlling interest in two . ntbweodwnlw.. Awarded . Highest Honors—World’s Fair, DR vWCfr * CWEARI MOST PERFECT MADE. �DEATH OF W. H. ENGLISH. Banner, Haskings ’■“"imp ~4y7F7i| -t3. ‘W>- catX ft* '>9.. RrepnMora. ’ , , More K !Mcdiriml value in a bottle of Hood’s Sansa parillu Hum iu any ether preparation. More "kill m required, more can* taken.more expense incurred In its manufadture. It costa the proprietor and tiw* dealer More but it «»t* thf co««un*r i&>. »* gets more dose* for his money. More curative power b vt-ured by its peculiar c'.iubination. proportion and process, which make it jx-cuBar U» itself. More people are employed and more spadPoc­ cupied iu tts Laboratory than any other. More wonderful cures effected and more tesUmonlals received than by any other. More sales and more nctease year by year More K*orie^^tXingU^^H sarsaparilU Lxtay than any other, and more are taking X today than ever before. More and still morz reasons might be given why you shoukl take Hood ’ s Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Purifier, fl per bottle. ,, ,, r^.s. runs all Liver Ills a»l( fiOOd S PllifiSick Headache. 25*'ents. ' JGHigan Central 4iIJbe fiui^arJ Fain Route.” Urt M.me one should think u mdiaimpoll*. Ind., Feb. 8.-WUBam Close Watch Is E>pt Upon the H EngliMh. ">>o for Fiore that a haM- Aroo-took farmer', life too free sod Pugilists st El PabO. the Parkhurst correspondent of eeatury •>“’ bw'n promlnrntly identl- fled with the commercial and political life of Indiana, died Friday at the age of 74. He is best remembered as the democratic candidate for vice preaident on the ticket with Gen. Hancock in J 880. He was at the time of hia death probably the wealthiest man in Indi­ ana, hia possessions being,estimated at >1.750,000. He recently completed, after ten years' labor, a history of the conquest < f the territory north of the Ohio river. The arduous labor of the book left his body unprepared to throw off an at­ tack of the grip, which he first felt three weeks ago. His illness waa not regarded as alarming at first, but an attack of rheumatism aggravated the disease, and three days ago he began to decline rapidly. v [William Hayden Enctish born ,n Lexington, Scott county. lad^ August JT. 1M1 Hie father. Elisha O English, was one of Indiana's pioneers and honored with many public trusts during a period of years. William was educated tn com­ mon schools and at Hanover college. Ha studied law and was admitted to practice In tbe United States supreme court be­ fore he was S3 years of age. He was prin­ cipal clerk of the house of reprrerntatlvss of Indiana In 1843-44 and • principal aeerelary of the convention In 1880 which framed the constitution of Indiana, and was speaker of the first house after Its adoption. He was clerk In ths United States treasury department during Polk'e administration, and tn the United States senate about 1860. Ife was prominently Identified w ith the compromise measure in relation to the admission of.Kansaa. This measure, known as the English bill, after­ ward became a law. In 18» Mr. English was unanimously nominated for vies pres­ ident on the ticket with Gen. Hancock by the democratic national convention. Hs was president of the Indiana Historical so­ ciety. and author of a historical and bi­ ographical work on the constitution and lawmakers of that state.] Indianapolis, Ind.. Feb. 10.—The funeral of WiHiam H. English occurred from English’s hotel, the .late residence of the deevaaed. Sunday afternoon at two o’clock, and wm one of the largest ever dcjo ine uuuy held nrre. here. The body lay iu in state Jn the capital from nine o’clock thia ‘ morning until one’o’clock thia after tioon under the guard of the tnaaons, nf w hich Mr. English wm a member, and wm viewed by 10,000 people. Fltxaimiuons and Maher CnwilllDg tu Take Rinks - Maxleo «lU El Paso, Tex.. Feb. 10.—The <5»’nB arriving in thia qity continue to bring Ln a goodly number of viators, the larger share of whom are coining to be here during the time aet for the great fistic carnival. Among other* arnvii^ Sunday was Adjt. Gen. Mabrj', of this Mate, Capta. Brooks and Rogers ami ten picked Texas ranger*. The ad­ jutant general states that he i* here with these men for the purpose of aeeing that the fight* ape not brought off in any disputed or undisputed territory to which Texas lay* claim. Will Ask for Troops. t Gov. Thornton and Adjt. Gen. had a conference and mapped out <wir line of procedure to keep the fight from coming off In Texas or New Mexico. Gov. Thornton will return to Santa Fe to-day arid through the proper authori­ ty make n request that the troops gar­ risoned alt Fort Bliss be used to patrol the border of New Mexico near the point w h( re Texas. New Mexico and old Mexico iheet. The preparation* mode by Texas and New Mexlct} governors since the passage of the Catron bill will verfeinly prevent the carnival from taking place’ on United States soil near this place, if the principals woujd think of such a thing, which is not at all likely. Don’t Want to BUk II. Fitzsimmons and Maher have both ex­ pressed themselves upon thi* subject, and both state that they arc not candi­ date* for the penitentiary. Notwith­ in.m fcL n.'M m. p.m p m . | X-J0b-4O iW.40| 7.191 1.03 standing tbe preparation* that are de­ veloping to keep the fight from being OSfiOEN. Local A^eut. pulled off on United States soil, Dan Stuart i* offering to wager four to one that the fighta will come off us sched­ uled. Stuart certainly maneges to keep this entire community guessing as to the point at which be intends to TIME TAELE. have the great battles. A search'of several miles down tbe river did not reveal any preparation having been &»C4OUS. ©_ ‘ Uc. made in that direction for the carnival. ^*2 rlic&go, ItaN & SiglS’J i i KaUunAZO* Lr... Rat: (Xwd*t......... Riciilaud ’and... ip %’sj’ ►2 3 ’3 01| Croukvti L-kt'Drlli'n ,. Clovi'7‘d* ... Akrri PiHlH . Shuttz ... . HA«riN*}s...... •’ 501.. S (10, . 0t?| M 07,. io! h is .. S M> T 23 Coal* 'Jfoyh.. Woodlxid .... W.»o<1bury .... No. 9 Kai. XgrinjM No. Freight. “ H 3 .4 “ aistiou*. F.xprcBB. I Detroit Grand Rapids ■ . । a. m. Ip. m. P m. J i« r. _v. t-niirt Raptds.............. 7 0 IR'imtt......................... 1 i m 7 -F Lansing .................... 1 3 35 10 M W u.wjbnrv IVoediai'ri......... ......... 8 1 1 *4 .*) 11 38 ' •< W •11 45 ... . Coat* Vrvre........... .. HA*TXX<5!< . .... 8 41 ' 4 54 12 23 !b»nltr ...................... •a tk ’ «5 or 12 « Akt-rn Putin........... . -9 n *5 1.’ *12 50 (Xoverdaln................... 9 « ' 5 22 12 50 Drt’nn 1 10 Crook*! I^ikf.............. •1 3 , *5 .w *1 20 MOo.............................. !» t *8 U •L3C iTtwm*} ..................... •9 31 I *6 45 •1 40 Klc'ikind .huic't......... •; 4 j r.i (X Ba*; Cooper Lv........... •9 5fi *5 59 K t V*«IM * r . im 6 10 2 XI Erefatht train* carry |i*»MKijters. but will be run at the convenience of the Comnany. and tb«’ rtgh: I* rreenwl to chaage the time ot such Trant* without notice. No. C will wait at Woodbury Tor D. L. &,N. train* when neevwary. •stop on signa.’ only. > Hi cntekart^*. E^U.L miKial Brut Pennyroyal pills ■ z-CX. W Ort^jMd^O.Jy Ccmriae. «*rt, Ahray* rWUhte. uoiri aak A CATARRH ■ Local Disease wdib and Is tbe result of colds and sudded climatic changes. it can be cured by* pleas­ ant remedy which Is np plied oirertly into the nostrils. Being quickly ab»»rbed It gives relief at once. ELY’S CREAM BALM is scknowksfL'et' tn be the most thorough core for Nsaxl < tiwrh. Void in Head and Huy lever of all remedies. It opens and •Jennses the nasal panagre. allays pain and indxinatioruheuH the sorre. prute. w the mornthe Muses of taste amj j-tuea 1*. k-e qo cents at Druggists or by ELY BROTUElis. Warren EL New York HAU lh> breakfabt-supper. EPPS’S 'ATER on MILK. St. Louis, Feb. 10.—A special from Chihuahua, Mexico, says: Gov. Ahuainadu. of the state of Chihuahua, bn* taken decisive steps toward preventing the proposed pugilistic carnival taking place within the confines of this state. He has issued orders for 1,000 troops to proceed to the border and patrol the city of Juarez nnd adjacent territory during the days on which the fights art* scheduled to occur. The governor 1ms also addressed a letter to the principals and managers of the fights informing them that they will positively not be allowed to trespass upon Mexican soil if any pugilistic encounters are con ten:* plated. PLEAD NOT GUILTY. SOUTH. A FULL DAY'S WORK- CANNOT FIGHT. Jackson. WaUlnjc and Wood Held I'earl Urran’s Murder. Cincinnati, Feb. 8.—Scott Jackson and Alonzo M. Walling, the dental students arrested on the charge of murdering Pearl Bryaiii were Friday brought \nto the police court and ar­ raigned on a charge of murder. Both entered a plea of not guilty, and they were remanded to jail without bail. William Wood, arraigned on the charge of aiding, pleaded not guilty and was held in $5,000 bail, which will be given in a short time. i BLOWN FROM THE TRACK. in Colorado. 1 ’I | ■ [ 1 I । ■1 | ; Denver, Col., Feb. 10.—A spec'ni to the Republican from Georgetown, Col., aays: The regular pusaengrr train which left Denver at eight o’clock Sun­ day morning wax blown from the track half a mile from the depot here at 13:10. Among those injured were: Fred Van Sicklen, of Chicago, editor of a bicycle paper, badly'cut about the head. Mrs. Van Sicklen; E. A. Eager, of the Union Manufacturing company. Toledo; 8. C. Gillard, of the Dunlop Tire company, I jobton; J. P. Daacy. The train wax glowly amending the heavy grade in the teeth of a high gale which vraa rating down Uie canyon. At a point where similar accident*- have previously occurred the entire train was blown from the track, the rear coach rolling completely over and Inndmu in the the creek, creek. ”>g’ in ACQUITTED. Jury Freo lhe Mao Who Killed Ute Dnn<hter*B Betrayer. Boouc, la., Feb. 7.—Tbe trial of Stan­ hope Eoyster for the murder of E. W. McFarland closed here Thursday. The „ I jury wua out but five minutes, when J it brought (ih a verdict ot acquittal, i Thi* verdict was received with tremen| doui enthusiasm, men throwing up their hats even in the courtroom and Deatk or William 1 Chicago, Feb. 7.---William 51. Sage, i women crying. flsuit year McFarland seduced Anna freight traffic manager of the Rock ' Royater. the daughter of Stanhope Roys­ Island system, died in this city Thura-; ter, and the pair lived a* man and wife in dny night. While in hi* office Wcduea- ! Buone until Royster came from hl* home near here and discovered the truth. He day Mr. Sage was stricken with paraly- i shot McFarland dead. Anna left home sis, from which he did not rally. Mr. |,and ___________________ ... w ,she ww In a few wen^t to Omaha, where Sage ha* been in the service of tbe j diy^commlttedsuicFde. She did not blame ” J 'her father for hl* act but could'noMive Rock Island since 1867, and before comU - 1 without her lover.J ing was manager of a bank in Toronto, Ont. During the war he was attached An Ex-€ongrc<«etuan Dead. . M Kingston, N. Y., Feb. 10.—Hou. Wil-’ to the quartermaster ’s department here. J r Sage was 62 years old ... Mr. and ' Hani 8. Kenyon died Sunday morning, j aged 76. In 185S hr was elected a mem­ was born :n in Scotland. ber of the Thirty-Sixth congress from Sent to Prison. Fort Scott, Kan., Feb. 10.—J. R. Co­ Ulster and Greene. He was a delegate lean, who wrecked the State bunk of to the national republican conventions this city by taking $50,000, Saturday iu 1872 1876 and was for many evening stood trembling andt-ryiM 5’<«r» chairman of the republican cenT...1 o: _____ ° ■ tral cninniittns* nf r.ni,>.«v tral committee of Ulster county. rrHe before Judge Simons and was sen­ tenced to five years in the penitentiary, was considered one of the ablest law­ yers in this part of the state. the maximum penalty for embezzle­ ment. His wife and her sister, Mrs. Strurk by » Train. McArthur, of Jacksonville, HL, sup­ Lexington. Ky., Feb. 7. — William ported his weak body through the or­ Henry Graddy, a prominent horseman deal. and farmer of Woodford county, while attempting to cross the Louisville Flood tn XlnKiaalppi. Jackson, Miss^ Feb. 10.—Pearl river Southern railroad in a buggy Thurs­ is higher than known to the oldest in­ day ihdrning was struck by a west­ habitant. Thousands of cattle have bound passenger train and instantly been drowned and the damagetofanc- killed. Mr. Graddy was president of the ing, bridges, etc^ is incalculable. Many Versailles A Georgetown railroad. poor families here, living in the bottoms, have been forced to move out, the water Baltimore, Feb. 8.—The following being well over their houses. Baltimore business concerns went into the hand* of receiver*: - The J. W. " Rochester, N. Y., Feb. 10.—Judge Winslow Jone-s Packing company, >150,Sutherland sentenced Her. John M. 000; the Highland Packing company, Fitzgerald to Auburn prison for ten $10,000; the Patuxent Canning com­ years. Fitzgerald was recently con­ pany, >10,000. and tbe Riverton Live ~ victed for arson, he having been impli Stock company, >25,000. cated in the burning of the schoolhouse Di»d worth ai.eao.oos. connected with the pariah of which he Chicago, Feb. 8.—The will of the late Charles M. Henderson was admitted to probate Friday afternoon. He left an New York. Feb. 7.—Hany Howard estate of $1,600,000. Several large l>e the late chief of the old vohmteer fire quest* were made to charity, most of department, died nt his borne early them going to Presbyterian institu­ Thursday morning. He was one of the tions. unique characters in the history of the city. He was bom in Mankattanville, Pittsburgh. Pa., Feb. ID.—The >8,000 August >0.1822. insurance on the life of Frank Lenz, ’ FoUonvd by PSqtarc Card». the Pittsburgh bicyclist who was mur­ riainfieki, Wis., Feb. 10/—A seven­ dered in Turkey in May, ISM, was paid year-old daughter of Lyman E. Berry, to hi* motlier by the Mutual Life In­ of Almona, was poisoned and died from surance company of New York Satur­ playing with picture cards of highly day. . colored hues. The girl had innocently held the painted cards io her mouth. London, Feb. 7.—The government has received a dispatch stating that the AUMOun; Man.. F.b. 10.—The British have won two victories over the M hooMT. Florida. AJHanz* ..nd GUb ■lun were wn^krt tbe Maetotohutota. THE Africta _________ si'SElpi ,nwc and Hour are tbe rtapka of the trade. [ U V-F T ▼ md Lte shipments are rapidly growing ( m importance. Tbe largest shipment of flour ever made from the Puget tbe Fort Fairfield Beanos gives thta aeoount of an average d*/'» "»rk dur­ being loaded a few days ago at Port ing «be potato*! Iggtngeeaaon: "I went Blakely. It oanaiated of R.OOOnacka. to bed at If p. m. wi‘l> conviction that I mn.t get up al ‘ a. m. 0ooal It Jbanotorlou.f«rt that mnehof Uir time). Awoke when the dock .truck t and dared not go to deep again tar beef sold ae •‘prilfe Sroteh" la .irr.pty fear of sleeping over. Jumped out of prime American. The Britieb conbed at 4 o’clock, ran to the barn, dreaaed «umer, it ia averred, i« naablo to de­ myself a* I went, and fed and haraesoed lect either by eye or palate tie origin four horere; ran to the house and woks trf a aide of beef or of the mart ent front the old woman (for good rreaons ftwtn- IL ers’ wives often sleep with tbe hired girl through potato digging); ran to the spring and back, twice; greased the per ton at the trit** month in China. double wagon; mended a cheek rein; unloaded four barrels and a basket of Dr. Parr had the largest notion potatoes and dumped 16 barrels; 5, woke up the crew; 5:30, breakfeet; cf hi* own skill at whist and fi:S3. ran to the born again, got the the smallest tolerance for a poor horere on the wagon and started for opponent. A lady once naked him the factory; 0, arrived at fadxxry, at a card party how be fared. horses steaming, two acres of team* ahead of me; everybody swearing; -Inf reply, which he 'made loud enough 6:30, lit my pipe; T, gave some off the for hia partner to hear, “conaidering boys a lesson iu careless language; 8. that I have three adreraaries.’’ On an­ other occasion he was playing with Dr. Warner, the rector of Bath, who hazard­ cook; 10, told a big yarn; 11, stole a ed a flnewae which did not come oft. In bottle of whiaky; 12:30, got unloaded, a moment Parr flashed upon him: full as a starch factory, and ran the “Dick,” said he, “you hnve all the cun­ horses all the way home, arriving at ning of a Bath sharper without hia 1; had a row with a Frenchman and skill.” The next band which Warner forgot to eat dinner; 2. chased four held wan a fine one, and Parr’afeatm Arab peddlers out of the field, them aaaumed their natural placidity. In a hauled potatoes to the cellar til) ?; B, had supper, unharnessed and cared with his usual lisp: “1 acquit you of for the borsea, went to tbe spring twice trickery, Richard: would that I could more, shoveled potatoes Ln cellar till of atnpidHy.** 9:30, got a chance to kiss the hired girl twice; 10. went to bed happy. QUEEN VICTORIA’S BOSS. Queen Victoria has just sustained a severe loss by the death of Mrs. Mas­ sena, who, from time immemorial, had been her housekeeper at Balmoral, nays the London Newt. Though unknown to the public nt large, she was an im­ portant personage in the eyes of every­ body connected with the court, as she was one of the few who had the cour­ age to “talk up” to her majesty, and even on occasion to deliberately “bo**** her august mistress. Once when the queen wanted a certain maid to wbvm she had taken a fancy detailed to The care of her own room, Mrs. Mussetis remonstrated in the strongest feshinn, telling her majesty that! jt was quite out of order, and she really must Lot spoil the servants by taking undue no­ tice nf them. The que^D, as usbal. gave away, and “dear Mrs. Mussers” won the dny. Site n typical per­ sonage of her class, gowned always in black silk, Ince-trim med apron 8 nd white cap. with corkscre^v curls. She and the q^een were excellent friends, and her majesty used todelirht in jtvr conversation. She also stood high in the -favor of the royal grandchildren, who used to seek'her ojut as soon as they arrived at the castle- But to the world at large she was n holy terror, and with the servants nu<! members of the household she was infinitely more exacting and imorions than the’ queen herself. ■ DID NOT KISS THE BRIDE. The Advantages of Prepared . Mince Meat Oliver ChiHed Plow Works, SOUTH BOND. IND. j Art The But On Earth. . Atnoog tbrai «re tbe No,. uh an j •/Vooi and Stod Bom Plows, Sited wM. «H.-brodtFbfe sted rtandtirj aim teodetemd N». ,o end dmtlv Look oot for ImitMioni and •«,o.lyot Tke o^ulw ouveo to-ua. rtOBATK OROEK. SUM ot M.eMWI.Tton.r otBwr. At a wulOT ot tti, l-robw f o^rt fc. tte eounu ot Bart,. boMr- u £ Frebau otb«. la uw city ot Il -Unp. T HU Cow:. <m Moufa, u« JS Oar * “““ "I «Wt L.freoret, Cbarlai W. AnaMro:,. FrotNBS. 01 B1' WUli' L“"“ ~aanjuth< a»4inaztb.*reUUo>> ,IQ|. ». tJJ 2 *£. “T t-’ ia ordered, that Tue-d>y t*. A Th ara required to appear a smlM that said »etitl<>i-rr rive •». iatenwted In wd .“T?. w Of LA tosald day of bearing. Caos. w. A ax rt mono, Jodxr Of Probate ORDER OF PUBLICATION. should be honestly consid­ ered by every housewife It < has freest advantages, as 4 one trial of dr NONESUCH MINCE MEAT 1 tMfeLlSggSir Mb A.D., imu V < ' ONfiMMSt - j ) | William Mmkxg ax ; ClakkxcbO. Msa*r..*<;rr. 1 Mt pending m U» Circuit Court lor tbe frMWMMMQLfe Obaacery st HaCDgs oe tbe SSM> day of DeSembcr A. D. 18S5. In this cams* it appearing from ulbdirtt m 6I«. that tbe Defendants Marr A M -M-oarr will prove. To« will find that Cassius M. Meaaengvr > s<l WUllani .Mewr*-/ t* Dot a rrrifient of thia Mate, but realdri tn the State of Ilfiooia. on motion ot Edv'.t I). MaUcr OMMMaattl*S 8blieftor.lt laortierrd that the said Dcfendaats Mry A M<*«uer.pT Caaafts M. Mespragef and William Messenger cause that it ia rcoDomicaJ—a 10c. packare I Weir appearsMp to be entered bereft., within mak«-a two iar<« pie*. fruit puddin*.■ four montba from tbe date of thl? order and in or delicious fruit cake. Get tbe gen- ’ case of tbrir arH**nt”cr that they rsw tbelr uBenfer to the OotnpiMnaat’n Bill nt < icnhtbt uloe—take no aubatltcte. to be filed, and a copv thereof to br M-rveC on said Complainazt'* Solicitor, within :weotj days after aerrlee on tl»em of a <wy •’( bin. SMinoClee ot thia orvk-r: and that tn de■faait fluraM, saMI MU be«axea#a ret.fr<wd by tbe said non re-ldert l>elerd»r.ta KKRKKI.L-HOILR CO. And tt is further <m‘<ier*i. mat wtthl< twwty ■ dan tbe said Qomi lah nct raux- a of i Uiis order, to be puMi*h*d in the H .stisc* ! JBXMnatB'BasnEager printed ptiblwhed and circulating In sand county, and tbht au-.h put> tteapon bo eoatiaued there at >xst once is each week, for an wrei.- In sne eeeslOG or that pUintiff can-' » this order Io be personally ' rved on before you kuow it your rewLd . of saM non-renldrut Mfeodnule at |<n.« twenty days before tbe time above preset il * u for their comes in fruit & shade. Bepn appearanee. OunptMT Smith by writing for our low prices. . Circuit Judjtv. Knwtx D Mai u»kv Odmpbdnanl *» Sottdkor. *W Remember we p.v the frrighL Krcsur. TREES 6R0Ww^LEEt;ou MI Sooaer Thao ('ante a Keen* the C'onatabla CompromUed for a bmall Fee. A marriage took place 5n the office of a justice of tbe peace in Columbus, 0., a few days ago. and. while a most im­ pressive ceremony to tbe contracting parties, it had a very humorous side to the spectators. Tbe couple wereevidently from the rural districts, says the Troy Times, and were both seem­ ingly covered with confusion at tbeir having to stand up before the four or five present. After the form had been read, the bl ashing pair standing hand in band, the magistrate announced in a serious tone that, as it was the cus­ tom of the consume to kiss the bride, she would prepare herself for the os­ culation. The constable stepped bold­ ly out, and, being a good-looking young fellow, the young woman seemed not averse to being kissed. All doubts of the propriety of the act were soon set at rest, for the husky' groom stepped before her with an air of determination upon his face that showed it was life and death with him. He gave his hands an imaginary washing and said: ‘•Squire, this yere lady b’longs to me now. an’ xthat she did afore I took her ain’t my business, but if this constable ia willing I’ll give him >1.50 to call it off.” The sen er of writs signified his assent and the jealous countryman paid the amount which found its way over the bar of the nearest saloon a few minutes after the- newly-married pair departed. The president of a large accident company tells this remarkable story and locates the occurrence in Brooklyn: “Some time ago a large policy holder in my company was run over by a trol­ ley car and his ri^ht leg painfully crushed. Ho remained conscious after the shock for three minutes, during which time be pulled oat his watch and called the attention of tbe crowd to the fact thnt it was just 15 minutes to 12 o’clock. His policy expired at noon, and bis foresight was rewarded by the immediate payment of his week­ ly indemnity without controversy htigation.” , * DERFECT IURITY UPERIOR TRENGTH S MODERATE PRICE Nl YOUNG WIVES We Offer You a Remedy Which Insures SAFETY to LIFE ot Both • Mother and Child. WOTHERSFRIEND ■OBBO* ARD B1NGEB, ' ■ Makes CHILD-BIRTH Easy. MORTGAGE SA IJ<Default having l>eeu iwulr in the coc-htiofts of a certain monguxe made by Rt4>vrt A. Kelky SDd wtfci JnBo A. U» Alexancer Foster February U. X. D. IWt. SDd IXon'ril ia th< otBre of tb« K< cIMer of Deeds, for ’h» County of Barry sno Ntaie of HiehlaMU. <>’ the• tm day of Febrtmiy k. D ttt? in i.:t»er .■»> <‘f Mot* gnses. uti page 1*4 on whlrli'. tnortp.-j:*' there i» oeaw.and ao attorney’* fee of EjH«^n .WUr* provided for In Snkl roorqtaga, M t*, i' »u>< ®r proewdinga at law baring o»en Instituted *“ • roopier fee meenys secured by stuu mortesgt. satecsotdned in said mortgage, and the'tana* tn such case made and provided. b<dic«' i--. here by given that o* Haturday the Twenty lhm <hv of April A. D. IW8, at tea o’clock in the >frenoon, 1 aholl sell at Pablle iwllon. to fte alghest Ndder.at the North Front do«>r of the Omnt Boom ia the City ot Basiltu:1 uhnt heist tbe place where uie ('trealt <V*:rt k- ‘-'tn County to holdwti). the premia described ju Raid mortgage, or »o mnrh tbt-n < t as may * neewara to pay tin* amount due on >.\‘d mort­ gage. with eight per ccnL infriret :>d » ihdu rxtgx*. tocothir wtth an attorne FBleeti Donais, arewnanted for tle rviv me premises i-emg de>rrtbed io said jh-«' alltha.'rertain ptwe or parcel id land in the City of Hastings, in tbe Cpuntv cf darn and uute ot Michigan, and knowr asd drerifb* edhafolkrea; , Comraeuetog at quarter pd*t on b Mdeof Sre*lt»ai;inTbwa .1 X. s allllMWWiiwilJPIftftto aad fortr-M-re:i unu. degw. East tie VC. Cbaiv an«1 nine links to a stake and atone h. rente-W tbe highway to tbe place <»f Tbeice along the (’enter of me h» • >*■* South degrees East. Thn- • Uiiity-tliree and *+ link*. ibei< on a line parallel with the quarter hnt ® Tbomnpnte river, thnoce Westerly river to apohit vo that a Ure ruanlng parallel wfth tbe East line would inlet*ret ta* place ot beginning. I hence North from »» point to tbe Idsee of becinnlng. >ald Ore «*«| fire ehtona and fifty links kmg on (be We« aide, cootaining two acres more or le*< » neptooe acre sold off *nd from the We.-t slde-W* Ing ou tbe Vfial Ji. K. M of Beet. U. 3»-14 w XUxAKPXkrielMU Mortgafi*. Pmur T. Oolckovk, ' Attoraay fer Mortngee. itotod, January St. WB8. TMl OWCN CLBCTNtO BELT* AND APPLIANCES INSURE TO THE SICK TH«S« ttRBAT POINTS OF ADVANTAM OVER ALL IMITATORS ‘ SSr’Stt *• current Iti n : Tbeyb«.r, • ‘ - ot n OrMte dih.wv- A Diplomatic Tatar. From a Freneb journal conies this llttl, »n«dotc of u t„torand hi, roya| pup.1 .-The Ictxou wn« in Roman bi.torr and tbe prince was unprepared. ‘ We come now to the Emperor Caligula What do yon know al<iut Wm prinet??^ The question was followed by a silence f to cure. fcSudaas ot our El«^c I,eIW &»>«■'i GO. �. ■ • ■ see. Ye can be plum shore o’ one thing, though; they-Oil ain’t nev* gwlne take no coal out o’ that vein.” “Don’t yc reckon ol* Latimer's put ’em up to do hit?” “I dunuo an’ 1 don’t keer; but I jest । tell ye thut thar crowd u;ion tbe mouni ting’s gwine to let ou like they beard I somethin* drap; we-all ’ve kep’ quiet j for a pretty tol’uble spell, now, an’ I । reckon LaXimer ’lows we done forgot." (CspyrtcM. ifcjj. by J B Llpptncott Co.] ‘ “I reckon\Jule wouldn’t let nobody One other element of discord had forgit; slic does hate tbe “ "Lutimenteen added by the pacing years to the right; bnt then .he’d ought lo-»lir lAtimer side o» the feud, iu the person vns big enough to ric’ltct when daddy of the ctfloners son Henry. The boy’s was killed." Jed Bynum was the mother, to whose gentle influence the youngest of the three brothers, and he fireside gossips: of Tregarthen ascribe had never quite shared the hitter ani­ tiie cessation of feudal strife during her mosity of the others. short life at “The Laurels," died while ( “I can ric’lect on my own account.. Hester and Henry were children; and ; I reckon," rajoined Jeff, RUlloly. a dull Mie boy h?d early learned thte lesson ; flush reddening his sallow cheeks. "1 of vindictiveness from the lips of over- ! ain’t likely to forgit the day when laitloyal servants. Uniting with a hasty | imer put the cowhide on to me. nn’ I and imperious temper a contempt of ’low he remembers *bout tbe broken restraint curious in a descendant of the arm, too. 1 nev’ could tel) what made efinservative old Virginian, his rashness ' my ban' shake that that t ime. I didn’t became a constant menace to Jhc pre- j aim to. break his arm." carious truce existing between the two “I s’pect .hit's sort o’'lucky ye didn’t families; and as Henry grew to man­ aim no better,” replied j|ed. “I'har was hood, the colonel .was often reluctant­ a heap o’ talk about gettiu’ yo for v. hut ly compelled to take the side of peace ye did do." fur the sake of setting an example be­ The talk was interrupted by theix fore hi» son. arrival at tbe farmhouse in tbe cove. ' In the caso of the daughter, educa­ ■ but It was resumed again at the supper tion in a boarding-school, wherp she | table when Jule and Bud were told of had spent the greater portion of her the threatened resumption of worl^in f girlhood, ajid/Hntcr, association with the McNabb tunnel. tiie Ludlows, had done much to modify “That’s some more o' Latimer’s do her childish ideas of feudal vengeance; in's, ye cim jest clialk that up on tb« but she was still enough of a partisan do’!£ exclaimed'jhe woman, vindictive­ to be very warm in her defense of the ly, “Thnr’ll xicv* be no peace for we Latimer rights, and, in common with all’s long ns thar’S ary one of ’em left! ’’ hcr brother, she could never believe “Thar’s like to be one more of ’cn. that anything but vindictive, malice 'fore then’s any less, I reckon.’’ said actuated the doings of the family in Jeff, making a harpoon of his fork and McNabb's Cove. spearing another corn, pone from tin “Don’t you think you are a little in­ dish ou the other side of the table. clined to judge them harshly,my dear?” “How d’ye make that out?" inquirer Mrs. Ludlow hud once ventured to ask, Bud. when Hester had lieen expressing her “I done saw a young feller u-ridir. contempt for the Bynums and every­ rouud with the qoioupi this evenin' thing connected with them. an’ when I uskt*d Jim liobles ’bout bin “No, ma’am, I’m not. If you knew he said he was mighty; ibicl;, with tinthem as well ns we do, you wouldn’t j Laiimers—’lowed mayl|e lie's a-shinir. ask such n question." up to the gal." “I don’t know them at all, but from "1 didn't see him,", said Jed. “Whawhat you tell me 1 gather that they are for kind o’ lookin’ feller was he?” poor and ignorant, and that they have “Sort o’ biggity-lookia’, like L had mueh^the worst of the fight al! along. Can’t you ’be. a generous' en­ mought ’ve jest got out of a ban-i.ox has. a middlin’ heavy musstache, ci: emy?” wears bis beard whittled' down to i. "They never give one a chance to be p’int. That’s about all 1 notice’,'ccpdn' generous. You’ve-no idea how mean that he looks dtyc mighty hard, sortu they are. I’ve heard old Aunt Betty, like a catfish. Senm like 1 done* met up tell how mamma tried to make peace with him somewbarsulorp. but 1 eiiyn f ’when old Mrs. Bynnmwr.ssick. Mam­ ric'lect when 'r whim.” . ma sent a busket of jellies and dainties "City feller, I reeicou." said Jed, with down to the cove, and the next morn­ ing the basket and every thing in it was "Ob, sure; lionTbi'Iicve he cverdid u found on our doorstep, smashed into lick o’ work in his life; don’t look as if bits." he ever did. nohow." “That was certainly vindictive—and "1 don't see what u gal like Heater childish. Still 1 think you might for­ Lntimer 'lows to find in a feller o’ thar give even that." sort," said Jet!, passing bis cup for more “It isn’t a question of forgirenew. cotlee. You don't undvrctiLnd, because you’ve "What do you-all know ’bout Hestei never been • brought In contact with Latimer’s likes an’dislikes?" demand­ such people. us to their having ed his sister, pausing with the cup awl had the worst of it, there is a question coffee-pot susjicndcd. atooat that. They made poor Grand­ "A good deal lees ’n nothin’, I s’fxw; father Latimer's life miserable, and I shall always believe that John Bynum ’em azune’a anybody." killed him at last. Besides that, they’ve "Well, don’t yogoan* forgit that they always been annoying and worrying us ainU no she-p’s eyes." retorted Jule, anic ways that forbid retaliation because jfrily. “You ain’t got no call to be th’owW£ couldn't demean ourselves to pay ‘iu* 'em round at anybody that's kin to t^em bock in their own coin. No, I the Latimer tribe." don’t think they’ve had the worst of it.” A ravenous silence followed this re­ When Mrn. Ludlow reported this con­ mark, and when Bud left the table be versation to her husband he smiled and said to Jeff: “Want to seeyc bime-by; said: "1 wouldn’t meddle with that come outside when ye get th’oo.” quarrel, if 1 were you; it’s pretty deep­ Jeff lighted his pipe a moment later ly ingrained on both sides, and I shall and followed his younger brother to the t*e surprised if it doesn’t come to a barn. “What waa ye wantin'. Buddy?" pitched battle some day. If the he asked. odlonel bad a snspicioB of what I found “ ’Bout that thar city feller—don’t out about the trouble in tbe McNabb ye reckon we-all could give him a sort tunnel. I wouldn’t care to answer for of a scare that'd run him back wharhs th? conBequrncea; and aa tor Henry, .artnc from?" itll be a tniracJe if he doesn’t get hlm"1 dunno. Why?" aelf killed in the row. Be hua the cour"Oh, I jest reckoned hit’d be better. agv of a veteran, joined to the rashness If we-all ever do what ye was talkin' of a headstrong boy; and he’s aa good 'bout a spell back, hit’ll be some easier a hater as any of tbe Bynums.” if they ain’t so many of’em.” “It’s a great pity," rejoined peaceable "You're plum right about that; but Mrs. Ludlow. "It give* one an uncom­ then thar ain't nothin* shore 'bout what fortable feeling of living over a volcano Jim Dobles wasa-sayin; ho only'lowed ♦tiat may burst out at any moment. maybe tbat’a what wasa-goin’on.” "That don’t make’no difference, no­ Isn’t there an. way to put a stop to it?” “Only ouei that I can think of. and how," argued Bud. “If he's got any that’s l>evn |Lried. It occurred to me fight in him, he'il Htai.a ^p for his some time ago that tbe family in the frien’s, an’ if we can run him out 'fore­ cove might be jieacrably deported if hau' we’re jest that much ahead. tbe Bynum farm could be purchased, You’re plum shore he ain’t a revenuer?" “Oh. Lreckou not; from what 1 could and I suggested it to wonu* of our peofile in New York, with the caution that pick tipdown at the settlement, I 'lowed tiie colonel mustn’t be told of it until he’s uimc feller that Tom Ludlow *d the purchase was a fact accomplished. knowed back in the north; he'su-stopThey put the matter in the bonds of pin’ at Ludlow’s now. Talkin' about our attorneys and told them not to hag­ revenuers. though, hit moughtn’t be gle about the price. I don’t know how Rich a bad idee to let on like the boys the negotiations were conducted, but done took him for one; hit’d sort o' I imagine the Bynums found out that make tbe scare come more natchel the company' wm in the deal and they like." refused point-blank to sell at any price. The. brotbera smoked iu Hiience a Tha,t settled it, and it means that they few momenta, and then began to dkr propose to Stoy and fight it out. tun a plan suggested by lha younger. There’ll be a fight, too, when we try to While they talked the stars came out open the McNabb vein; and I hope-we one by one and the shadows deepened can keep the Latizners out of it.” in the core until they lay black and “But you mustn’t get into it your­ brooding over the thickets on the sides self, Tom," interjiosed Mrs. Ludlow. of the mountain. With the drawing Ludlow smiled grimly. "You think of the curtain of darkness the noises I wouldn't cut much of a figure m a of tbe night began—tbe drone of the Are eater, don’t you? Well, now, you jar fly puaing with tbe fading light just wait and see. When the tin: - into tbe chirping of the cricket and the oom'os I’ll not go out of my way to pick shrill song of the tree-toads. Thread­ a quarrel or to avoid one; but-tf thooe ing the irregular voices of nature vrith fellows interfere with tbe work they’ll tbe measured pulse of human effort, have to stand from under. And they’ll the rhythmic beat of the blowing en­ <nd that they haven't a whole-souled, gines at the Tregarthen furnace vi­ vasclble, -generous southerner to deal brated upon the still air; and at inter­ vals a dull red glare appearing above With, either.” It wm during the summer of Ring- the shoulder of the mountain an­ tarand'H visit to Tregarthen that tbe nounced the feeding time of the faery question of resuming work in the aban­ oioaster of tbe valley. Tbe brothers talked nn in low tones, doned tunnel came up againJeff Bynum heard the news in the store in pairing only once, when a shadow issed the door-yard and glided toward (be village, and he told his brother Jed When they were driving back to the ;hel forest. “Who’s that?” queried Jeff, peering aove in the evening. "Docs you-all aim to Tow hit?" asked । .ztently into the darkness. “Hit’s only Jed, I reckon," waa the tiw younger Bynum. “Not much!—they-all done beat ns I ^pjy. \ "Whar’a he goin’ at this time o’ »igitr “1 dunno; goin* to soak his bald in “What d’ye ’low for to do, Jeff T’ "Nev’ you mind; you-all jest wait an’ the creek, maybe. I more *n half believe. in his face when be recalled the small fit of terror that had seized him but an ? hour before, when be had stood help­ lessly watching Henry trying to get the dodging shadow within the range of that it was the uidrezt afraid to recent his rifle. After that, his thoughts kept him but truth." indifferent company for the rest of his walk, and be reached Tregarthen, and did just right not tn deinean joarwlf his room at the Ludlows*. without hav­ by fighting with a cub of an under­ e ing arrived at any more definite conclu­ graduate." “Fm not argning about that—4t’s th< sion than a determination to ask his —* ‘ au< pure friend for an explanation of the inci­ motive; it was cor ardk-e, dent at “The Laurels." and to getthere- simple; there’s no ther name for it with so much of the Latimer history aa What are you laugl ling atT’ “It's amusing to b car you vilify yemrLudlow might be able to recite. The latter enlightened him, cheerful­ self. But Beriouslj •, Hugh, this is a ly, on their way to the furnace the next crisis that’s got to t c met. I take your' morning. “That |was probably one of word for it that you ’re property in love the Bynums," he said; “though wfoy he with Hester Latins 1 should risk his skin at such close'quar- the honor to. retur h your affection— t/>rs I can’t imagine. They’re a bad lot, which. I take it, is not yet a foregone iou’re a lucky folthough—equal to almost anything. I’m low, and you should Ibe thank C41I enough afraid.” “Who are the Bynums, and why— to fight hcr battleiL and those of her But don’t make me pull it out of you by father and brother jf need be. It inny not require such a phenomenal degree littlea; tell me ttye whole story.” “Is it possible that you’ve been in Tre­ of physical couragif, but it’ll ask fur some of the moral V priety; and there’s garthen nil this time and haven’t yet always a wide jxjss ability that it'U deheard of the Latlmer-Iiynum feud?” "It’s more than possible; it’s a fact.” mend both in herq•ic proport ions. If "Yes. it might have been ages ago.” । he had seen Hester Latimer’trip across “Well, it’s a long story, but I’ll con­ I were in your place I should fight the Ringbrand smiled under cover of the platform nt Chilwcnec Junction he dense it for you. Old Squire Latimer,, battle beforehand!j then, if you find the darkness. “Perhaps it was. Do found little difficulty in conforming to the colonel’s father, waa instrumental * you’re not going to be up to it. the hon­ the 'you believe in transmigration?” j the artistic requirement. JNow, how- • in bringing one of u former generation orable thing « is to‘r|pull out while ____ “I think not ” jshe answered doubt- • ever, the olf Itne jje ujduhm Bvnums; io to justice justice lor for we the murmur- .’ is yet fancy frpe. That ’s ]»rctty _ ..... point jv.... of view seemed to have O j —r -......... fully. “I believe in the creed ” T-------J -----»*' -* «• >-** -------------— 1 ■ — ■ • ’ 2 — ’ v *-•»-» — * ----« -----------veered ho suddenly that it left him prop- der of.a revenue officer. Since that time straight talk; but you know me of old, a running ; a "May 1 ask whit creed?” ing in a mist of uncertainties, in whith I there’s been t ___ ' „ fight „ __ between an<’^ y°n have *invited •■ -> frankness.* • th(. two tKO families; the “squire had his •: TW nearing the furnace yard,. “I'd think you'd be ashamed to, 1 he iru sure of nothing but an over-1I the when there is only one^-or, at most, : whelming desire to possess Heater;’a house burned, and subsequently lost bin । and Ringbrand did not reply until they i ‘ * at ’ the “ -bands 1 fn- • reached, the gate; then he grasped Lud­ ; desire which contemptuously------------------life,.presumably of— thfe “1 stand correctlcd. Would it be her- aside the arguments of reason no ther of the present family of Bynums. low’s hand and* pressed It warmly'. csy if I nsL.ed where I might find the weight and quite unworthy of , I qualify because there seems to be a "You’re a good friend, Tom. 1’11 think one—or lwo ”‘ * smallest consideration. j lit tie doilbt about the murder part, now, it over end try to do ns you advise; "Of course not; they’re in the prayer i And then the incident of the although the squire’s neighbors were Only if I can’t bring.myself up to the book: I supposed everyone knew that.'* ! —the indistinct .shadow in the well enough satisfied to hang John By- i! murk, you’ mustn't be surprised if I j “Going back to your impression ' num by the summary process of lynch i should drop out unexpectedly-’ dan’ll ' again, do yo i know that I have an ex- ■ law. Of courne the row couldn’t Lc ‘ believe I could face you or Mrs. Ludlowactly siihllar one? 1 am almost port- 1 expected to end with a single lynching, after that." | tiv^. that you are light. Can’t you help I und when the boys grew up they began ! (To be Continued,) I n:e sbjvc the ray-afery?" ’ on the colonel. I believe he horse- I “What’s that you-all are talking whipped one of them and got a broken SERVANTS TO FORM A UNION., : alxxut?" inquired the colonel, knocking ' arm for his pains; that w»H a good ^ hile --------the ashes from his long-stemmed pipe 1 a-t>. but the feufl ha« lost none of lt> B-t^Ute oo >■» r<"’“ * । Housekeeper'* Lea cue. i and crushing^ dry tobacco ,k*nf tn the » bitteruesa with age. It’s been stirred ! The members of tbe Civic club, ia ; palm of his Land for a fresh charge. up in my time by a lawsuit oVer the McPhiladelphia, who are end-avorinf Ux : “Miss Hester was jiist saying she’ ; Nabb coal vein, which is situated ton organize housekeepers in a league for thought‘we’d seen eaoh other some­ a jiart of the- colonel’s estate, but was the regulation and, improvement of do­ where before I came toTregnrihen.and claimed by the family in the cove. Of mestic service, are not going to bate it , I’xu.almost sure she’s right. We were t course the colonel—or rather the com­ ’ rying to loqpte the time anyplace.” nil their own way. The «x>k«. in*ud» J pany, in this instance—won the la.wand servants in other capacities retag-J “Ob, I reckon it’s just imagination." suit, and that didn’t help matters any. nize the need for urgent and comUnedh ' replied the colonel, packing the tobnzxo We tried to open the coal vein afteraction on their part if they are not Jo be i dust info the bowl of bis pi]>c. “That is, ( wards, but it’s my private opinion that' | without you’ve been visitin’the young the Bynum ijoys destroyed the working deprived of those rights and privileges vested in them by virtue: of custom. A. ! ladies* schools in Vi’ginia." us fast us wejdeveloped it.” united association of domestics m the 1 "No. 1 haven't been doing that," said “What a frightful story of lawless­ order proposed, and the questions in-, ! Ringbrand, laughing, “though it would , Dess!” . ! doubt less Im* a delightful experience.’ w “It is rather savage, when you come voiced are: ' “That would depend entirely upon “Is it to lie war between an orgunizi* i to think of it, isn’t it? And we haven't ; { youj cnxnd.” interrupted liesten “I; ‘ Hon of housekoepc ’ -s and on orgahizaI seen the end of it -yet by several lives, ; think most of the visitors used to leave | I’m afraid.” . tior.of sei-vants?’’ "Are we to hav.- a . Miss Pelton’s with tingling ears; they " strike which will affect even- hou^-boki ■ “But won’t the law protect the should have, if there’s any truth in the in which domestics are employed?" colonel in the defense of his rights?” I old saying." | Around intelligence offices, u here do-’ i “It—or public indignation—would j As Rirgbraml was about to reply, he meet ics gather, sentiment is u na ninxMis-; avenge his death very promptly, but in 1 . aw n shadow moving in the bushes a ly in favor of a servants’ union to regu­ regard to the otWjr, you’ll remember lew yards distant. "What's that down j [ that you must first catch your hare; late working hours and wages. Chefs, there by the laurels?" he asked, rlma< i these fellows don’t go around with n cooks and waiters at hotels orc also in ! to get abetter view. Henry’s hasty and vindictive intentiun, ] brasa band anuouDciug their iuten- . the movement. : AtthequestionHarry Latimerspraag .1 FOR SAKE OF HIS BETROTHED.' I from his chair and ran into the house, the colonel’s interference, and Hester ■ Hons." sitting unmoved through it all. Wlrat I "Still. I should think it would be easy appearing a moment Ipterwitb his rifle. th rmcaning of this warlike episode? i enough to get evidence against them." r 1 Ah he came out. the shadow darted from | was Its Bride to » Rtvel. Were such things of so little moment' "Do you ?—then suppocc you try iti i । the bushes and glided among the trees . is the dsily life of the south that they j That’® a bright idea. Hugh; yos are in- ■ The indignation which was aroused ; on the lawn. Henry saw It, and would — — in________________________ .— throughout Fulton county, Ind., by tbe could be passed over without comment?. । terested the family foriunes, t and ixve flrt*d if Ws father had not wrested It would appear so, si noe his hosts had you haven't anything eleven your mind, “ction of Arthur Matthews, a prvm>' the gun from his hands. "Seeroa like j immediately igxwwd ignowd the Incident as ., Just turn IIu d and getenridenoe get- aridenoe enough to nont u®nt young farmer, when he left Iwma Lome you pet less sense every day, Henry," I 1 on evcninc* of his wedding weddint* day. dav. has though it bad never been. Even Kevter hang these three Bynum boys, and Ii*n ’ll -o n the evening gasped the colonel breathlesaly. "How । had been able to take up the thread Of ’ guarantee the colonel will give you Hesto admiration of tbe young do you know who you were going to ; man's inconsequent coDveraatkm again with • ter out of band.” ’ w *r'’m character, and friends have be­ shoot at?" gun a vigorous search for him with < ns visible sign of perturbation or era- i “It—God forbid!" replied Ringbrand, "I know well enoagh, and so do you,’’ I “My gifts don’t lie in view io Inducing him to return and taka replied the young man, nonchalantly, ; barrassmenL Whnt was the reason for j turning pale. again his position in sortety. It ap­ going back to hto chair and relighting J Henry’s suddaa and savage wrath ? ■ that direction.” pears that Mice Gertie Reed, whom he Could the intruder have been a common 1 Ludlow glanced at liis friend with a his cigar. "They-all will get you some j wm supposed to have deserted, had an­ marauder of chicken-coops, or wm he ’ look of mingled curiosity and concern, day, if you don't get them first." a sneak thief hoping to And the house “I was wondering if you’d changed at^jr. other suitor to whom her parent* ob­ on occupied because there were uc Hugh; you used to be a peaceable sort jected, and her marriage to young MaS* Mghts? a VA_KI8HIMG FOIXT OF VWW. of fellow iu college- I can’t imagine thews wm to be iu conformity witM . their will and not to her wishes. -I* tbe When Ringbrand left the hospitable The sinister meaning in Henry’s care­ you in the role of a fire cater.” mansion on the mountain and t>egauhis less reply answered these questions be­ “Go on and say the rest of it," said ... candidly Informed him tbafi two-mlle walk to Tregarthen. he was fore they had taken shnpe. Could it Riufrbrand, bitterly; “you can’t imagine Y0™1* member of a fire-eat- hh« lovcd another, but that she would . distracted by more different kinds of be possible that the Latimers were In- me Man adopted * “ ---------* perplexity than usually fall to the lot volved in one of the cruel vendettas . ■ing family. Well, I don ’t -blame you; I marry him in obedience to her parenW, demand. Matthews then disappeared! of n man of' his temperment. The ubout which he had beard and read?— can’t do it myself." friendly footing upon which he waa was that what Hester meant when she j “I shouldn't have put it in any such and Miss Reed and his friends now aee. established at "The Laurels” gave him said her own family had not escaped? | uncharitable form.” responded Ludlow, that he sacrificed his own feelings inf opport unites for constant association And following closely upon the heels I reflectively, “but, since you’ve men- order that he might not longer stand with Hester which had swept away all of the latter question came another: If Honed it. I’ll say what’s been in my between the woman he loved and tbe « his ear Her doubts aa to the depth and re­ he should enter the family, would he 1 mind ever since you told me what man of her choice. ._j to ibear a part . _.in -------. brought you to Tregarthen. Hester ality of his attachment for the girl ; but, abe* exjvected any. such A NEW STAR FOR UTAH, assuming that he could vjjin her—ami he irregular warfare? No, that was .not Latimer’s husband will have to do one was by no means sure that it was so quite the way to state it; roy, rather, of two things—help fight the family written in tbe book of possibilities—she could he reasonably hope to hold the re­ battles or refuse to have anything to The war drjmrtinrnt- box al ready . whs different enough from his ideal to spect and affection of his wife upon any do with them. The first may cost him his life, and the last will be very sure taken stops toward adding another star | demand a very disconcerting readjust­ other condition? ment of the lines upon which he had The night was cool, and the light air ; to cost him his happiness. I’m no hand to the field in the United States flag, in formed his nomewhat indefinite plans sweeping up the side of the mountain to meddle, as you know, Hugh, but it’s recognition of the admnnuou of Utalx for a domestic future. Like most other was grateful and refreshing after the well enough to consider these things iuto the union. As tbe low provides that stars nbatf men, he had painted for his life a pos­ heat of the dny. and yet Ringbrand , before it’s too late.’’ sible matrimonial background, but in grew uncomfortably warm as the in- » "That’s the pity of it, Tom." replied be added only on Independence day. this picture the colors harmonized evitable conclusion placed itself like a ' Ringbrund, quietly. ‘Tm afraid it's orders will be issued by the secretary artistically with tbe neutral tints of his gigantic exclamation point at tbe end too late noW7 I realized two things of war and the secretary of navy, direct­ own studious habits. There was to be ot his theories.’ The possession of ( pretty clearly last night—one wan that ing tbe addition of the star to the flag. « • bnnie. with books and works of physical courage in his own proper per- 1 Ufe without Heater «uuJ<1d l be wu. iu In anticipation of there orders, the art, and an atmosphere of thoughtful son is not a necessary qualification for living, and the other was that I’d rather war department is having new flags the writer of stories. It is true that he manufactured, which are also of the refinement whose peaceful calm should die than have her find me out for what dimensions proposed by the revised be ruffled by no rude blasts of passion; r must recognize its existence, and he home which should be a small city ot "That's putting it father harshly; army regulations. In tbe navy all that will be done when refuge from the din and turmoil of ths with its outward preseu«:ents to be you haven’t any good reason for thtnhthe official order is issued will be that strenuous battle for existence. The able to imbue his heroes with a proper degree of contempt for their personal the sail maker will saw La a blank space central figure in this ideal retreat had a star and whenever tie addition is never been quite eleoriy defined, but safety; beyond this, the exigencies of be able to bear tbe truth, and that b ; she was to be hxtaltectual and endowed the art demand nothing, and the artist tbe truth. I know it; I’ve known it made on board ship there will ?-----i with quick sympathy, and she was to himself may be the most humble votary all along, only I’ve been tryingtomake little celebration in honor of their embody the artist’s Ideal of the other of the goddess of common sense. Some myrelf believe it wasn't so. That’s THEY DIDN’T EAT HIM. Ixalf of himself which should divine such thought as -this came to Ringbrand what waa at the bottom of all there as be made his way down the mountain. with sensitive intuition the subtile ------------Little things you remember in the uni­ thread of genius in his work. A hMty , 'rhfc ■ucoeasiva scenes of his uneventful versity days; you don’t know how I review of the remilta of his acquaint- Ufe passed in review like tbs pictures drepiae myrelf when I think of it all.” Prof. J. W. McGee, tbe etbn anoe with Hester Lattimer brought out of • retrospective panorama. Now that "No, I don’t remember anything but charge of the amithsoeian with alarming distinctness the fact > ^e thought of it, he saw that all of his what I said a moment ago—that you expedition. Is on his way b that she possessed none of the attributes linos of conduct had been draws were always a peaceable sort of fellow.” Tiburon island, .off the west of this ideal, save that, perhaps, her i wel1 npon the hither aide of personal "That isn’t ft; it’s one thing to be. Mexico, whither he went to charming individuality made it im- j antagonism—that be had always been possible to say that she wm not in lei- averse to anything approaching an tr­ other to be restrained by a wboltaome cannibal. Indiana. He brought iedu al. She wm positive and !nno-' bitrament of force. With well-mesncefitiy self-Maertire; and she had al-' 'ing sophistry, he •had- argued himself- tbe latter with -me. I can look back *peak to. All the others ran away 1 ready given him ashoek by every frank Into the belief that a contempt for mere over my life and see bow I’ve been con- tbe party came in sight. McGet and ingenuous criticism of one of his physical courage was a part of the tinually dodging. When I was a little ei£bt in his party. stories which had appeared in a rscent thoughtful man’s protest against' bru- fellow, the fear of a whipping was tbe * But' few white men who ever via. number of one of the magazines. Rhe taWtt and the unconvincing logic of strongest incentive to good behavior. tbe island have got away alive. R. superiority; but be was essentially of her own day andgeu- appeals to rphysical _ eration; and zhe apparently knew remembered, with a sharp little sting and cared less about the subtler di*- ** of mortification, — ** that —* ‘these ---------------------fine-spun you’d only admit it." tinctions of motives and of chax-acU' theories had been swept aside like 00b"No, I don't know anything of which so torment and perpleiL tbe the kind." protested Ludlow. ’-Biddy' student of his kind. Without i< the been brought face to face with penocal unetixnes^ th^t hr’s ’bout l hr Latimer |£il; much >.er..'*e. nohow, But. a* i w,.4 And the talk drop;e o-zayiu’- ’’ s . f. It trtic’ Jvtn the channel from which Jed's aptiearauce had diverted it. The 1 u - iv.o nzen men Mt mu va on a io^ log behind urniou the me . hard, facing the cliff at the head of the • cove. . 1’ad they been.gifted with the visual powers of the owl which booled ' m of a blasted oak I dismally from the top the adjacent corn-field, staudinF in ‘ ‘ * ‘ ‘ | rbt have discerned, half an hour j th- . later, a black speck rigzagging up the I bace of the gppniwntly' inaccessible cliff, It was Jed, und when he reached | the stijnmit just under the shadow of the tree ihut y?ora before had borne . such ghastly fruit, he turned his face • southward and walked rapidly "toward I "The Laurels." • I “Do you know,.Mr. Ringbrand, that . I've always had a iiersistcotand haunting impnwsion that we’ve met some- ■ where before?" ; Ringbrand was spending the even-' ing at tbe Ln timers us usual, and they • were all sitting in the starlight on the veranda of “Tne Laurels.” j "You mean before 1 came to Tregar- ' then. Miss Kester?" | contrary, quite fully'resolved to keep! in touch with bristling activity cfi modern life, Hugh Riugbrxnd wan' already beginning to acquire the intro Kpectlve habit of a closet-student; peace* and quietness, and a well-selected H-1 brary. seemed to. comprehend the con­ ditions most necessary to his wel’-beitg; and such an environment with tbe breezy personality of Hester Latimer for the central figure appeared almost laughably incongruous. To do him full justice. Ringbrand tried very earnestly to reason his way out of the cmolionaltangle iu which he found himself—the more insistently, perhaps, because he felt his power* of rerisUnce slipping away from him in a eloter Ocquuintar.ee with Hester. The experience of those few weeks was estirely without precedent in his wellordered life. He had said to himself, in certain self-congratulatory moods, that he had successfully pass’d the age when passion usurps the place of inc­ partial judgment; that an artist must lie so fur removed from the emotional side of life in his own cx;»crlence ns to be able to look upon it with the cool and disnru^ionate eye of a critical student; and up to that unlucky moment when for an example; a flush of ahaoM giowad E �Hastings Banner ^•soovered whereby the contents ef a y goods box, or tbe interior of anything Thursday, Feb. 13. 1896. n be photographed. Recently tbe ChlcaMARSHALL L. COOK, Bditor. r> Inter Ocean contained a cartoon, ..presenting Cleveland's head being photo­ ■MTKRKD AJ8 BECONO-CLAM MATTER AT graphed by this process, and the picture THE HASTING8. HICX, POSTOFFICX, disclosed a duck inside tbe Presidents AUGUST 14, 1879. skull. The chief executive seems to have “dock on tbe brain" indeed. EDITORIAL NOTES The moat encouraging: sign of the times, and one which musk Inspire more oonfidenee in the stability ef the oountty than uqr other one act could have done, was the liberal manner in which tbe people of tbe United States, heeded tbe try of the country for help, and subscribed to thd bond issue. One of the most hamiliating spectacles that the patriotic, liberty-loving people of this country have ever been called upon Io witness, was the sight of a democratic ndminlstratlou, with absolute power to act, because it controlled every branch of the legislature, weakly submitting t j the “money barons” of the Old World. Forgetful of all self respect, unmindful of that spirit of American in* dependence and love of country which has often asserted itself in the past to tbe honor and glory of Its ci Urena, it remained for a democratic administration to a.M fall .w. helplessly at tbe feet of a European poweh and fairly plead for mercy. And this in a country with an executive power, having a stable, loyal people at its back that stood ready and willing to respond to any and every appeal for help. Three times bonds have been issued and the disgusting sight witnessed of seeing oold-blooded foreign syndicates step in and be paid big premiums while no opportuni­ ty was 'fciven the people of our own country to bld. But the independence of American citizenship asserted itself in the United States Senate, where Senator Elkins Introduced a resolution asking that the.American people be given an oppor­ tunity to bid, and so strong was the senti­ ment in favor of. this that the administra­ tion was compelled to yield, which it did reluctantly. For people were asked to subscribe “for fioo.qoo.ooo bonds, and name the price they would pay. Wednesday of last week the bids were all opened, 4,640 of them, the total amounting to tbe enormous sum •f over 8558,000,000, over five and one­ . half times the amount anted for. T icse bids were all on tbe gold basis und tbe people making them must have known where they could get the gold to make good their bids. The presence of this great amount of gold, scattered all through the country, is otily another proof of our un­ told wealth. Shutting OnrulTM Oat (The democrats are always talking grandiloquently about securing tbe mar­ kets of the world. The best market the United States ha# is its own, and tbe , tariff tinkering of the democrats has. al­ ready largely debarred, the manufacturers •f this country from tbelr most profitable market. This is tbe reason that the bal­ ance of trade has been against us and acconnts for the increasing indebtedness of tbe country, under the present adminis­ tration, where before tbe national debt was being rapidly lessened. Tbe last weekly market letter of Clapp & Co., New York, contains among other infor­ mation. the following: The foreign merchandise trade of the Malted States in 1895 was >1.636,594,000, and exports exceeded tbe imports by >33,970,000, against a total for 1894 ot >1,>01.415,000, with >148,790,000 export! in excess of imports. >70,(87,000 of gold and 830.318,000 of silver also left the •wintry. Tbe total merchandise and specie •Upped to cover balances appears >134,175,000 and for three years ending December 31, 18>5, tbe total of merchan­ dise and specie sent out of tho country to settle adverse balances or in payment of securities returning was $517,983,000, agjainst $208,580,000 the three years end­ ing December 81, 1893. The total merchandise trade of three years ending December 31, 1895, waa >4,770,010,043, •gainst >5,959.082.478 for three years end­ ing December 31,1899. . In tbe past three years we have increas•d the* Indebtedness 183 millions of dollars and decreased tbe revenue and increased •ur Interest Rearing indebtedness. Ap­ parently the gigantic waste, blind blunder und Incapacity of the present administra­ tion was never equaled. Our reeources were never exceeded, yet we are forced to assist foreign enterprises to the detriment •f home industry, by adopting all known methods that take gold from us and bring raw material and manufactured goods to reducing wages, and tbe country to idleness. Evidently the ad valorem A board of engineer# have just reported that it would cost >133,471,898 to oonstruet the Nicaragua canal. THI TRIP TO OLD MIX I CO. Prof. DeMOTTE’S LECTURE 'THM HARP OF THM BKNBKS OR THE SSCRST OF CHARAOTMR BUILDING.*' TbeParty ofMicbigaa Friends and Ml’ AM IN1TMUUT1VM AMD TMOKOVGHLT In order that our readers may keep some Tbe Lecturer Gave a Talk at the M. K. track ot tbe Michigan Press Excursion we Church Kuaday Bvenlag, publish the following curd naming the Satnrday evening the Club Lecture placet where the principal stops •111 "" 'be Course closed, bo far u lecteres are con­ Tbe appointment of Hon. Edwin F. Uhl, made, and the length of time:— cerned, with tbe scientific lecture “The of Grand Rapids, as minister to Germany, LvCbl Saturday, Feb. 18, Harp of the Senses or the Secret of Char­ Honday. *• m. would certainly be pleasing to bls many acter Building,” by Prof. DeMotte. If WMh-Jy. “ to. Michigan friends, and in his official capaci­ one were asked “which was the best and Thursday. - at. Thursday, •• to, most interesting lecture,” be would be ty would no doubt represent us In a way numday. ** < almost constrained to say “all three ot Friday, - 21, creditable to himself and the country as them.” Tbe course of lectures chosen was Friday, ** 21. well. Hatardsy,... “ to, a most happy selection, and reflects great Hatarday, ' 21, credit upon those whose duty It wm to Ar City Mexico, s make this selection. Each lecture wm l,v Ctty Mexico. It la hoped the Hon. Cushman K. Davis, Thursday, “ 37« different, entirely different, from the other Friday. “ 88, two, and the question of which wm the United States Senator from Minnesota best would be a difficult matter to decide, will attend the Michigan Club Banquet at Lv Guanajuato, teturaay, *• Ar AgnasOaUsalM Haturdsy. ** ». n v depending very much upon the make up of Lt AguaaOallentM Sunday, Mar, Detroit tbe 32nd. \ the individual listeners. Ar Zacatecas. Monday. ** The lecture Saturday evening was of a Lv Zacatecas, Tuesday. “ scientific character and to aid him the There certainly must be a little gold left speaker bad • stereopticon - from which Ar New Orleans, Thuraday. In this country wbenjour people can pro­ Lv New Orleans. Thursday. views were thrown upon a large sheet up­ Saturday, — *— on the platform. The most wonderful of duce >55?,000,009 to bid for >100,000,000 Ar Chicago, these wm a picture of the vibrations of tbe bonds. Daring the trip the excursion will be air in tbe room caused by the voice of tbe under tbe management of Mr. Reau Camp­ Assistant who looked after tbe sterbell of 935, Old Colony Building, Chicago, eoptioon. Tbe effect of each pitch or fall The bond bids have been figured out and who has had many years at experience In of the voice upon the air wm shown on the iuigsu re- Mexico. screen. Morgan a& vu. Co. gei get gw.ziijwu >83,211,350 ana and me tbe re* Hastings will be represented on tbe gaining SM,TBS,<150 were token by TSO Owing to our disabled force we are not trip by Mr. and Mia E. A , Burton Mrs. able to make the extended comment upon different people. Maggie Bailey and W. K. Cook. this most excellent lecture that we should like to make. But one thing that we wish that every cigarette smoker eould have heard, wm Prof. DeMotte’s account of bls trip through a large cigarette factory, where hundreds nf hands were employed in making these deadly little rolls of opium-sat united tobacco done up In paper that is filled with arsenic. Reaching the tobacco room tbe lecturer said that he noticed a steady stream of black Hold pouring into the tobacco. Upon asking the proprietor of what it was composed he frankly admitted that it was rum. moiissjj and opium. Is It to be wondered at tbit these slow but sure instruments of death have such awful effects upon young men? At tbe Mt thodist church Sunday even­ ing every available foot of space was crowded, the main body of tbe church be­ ing half filled with people long before time for service to cninmence, and by the time that Jhe speaker appeared every scat and aisle was tilled. Tbe speaker said that everything Is measured by t£e work that It can do, and gave several examples to bear upon the truth of this assertion. The speaker said that true success and happi­ ness in life depended largely upon w hether we adopted a high or low, standard when young, and in doing this everything de­ pends upon the parent!. If tiie child h surrounded with good books and encour­ aged In a line ot good reading when young they are placed upon a level that will be of great use and benetyt to them and to all >mI» who come In contact with them. The speaker also dwelt upon the fact of how much easier It is to do h wrong act or deed after It had once been done. WOULDN'T IT SAVE LABOR IF HE WERE TO HEM UF THE BARREL? Both tbe lecture and the talk given by ■Prof. DeMotte were of a character that — Inter should be of first importance In every home, and we are sure that the thoughts that be left will leave lasting Impressions ■ gate*, by a glittering aid-de-camp, tbe in the minds of al! who ware so fortunate QUEER SETTLEMENT. ' wide-curving mad la filled with Lrocpa. as to hear him.. Fenner Guam tb» Lan.,-. Naeta. . On the broad, brown salt meadows thaC skirt the Housatonic rivsr. >st above its mouth, is a vast oolsny colony «f of marsh wrens, relates ths 8t>PanJ Dispatch. In the acres «f tangled totes and cautalls the nests, whieh are as large as oce’s head, are so compactly constructed and so thoroughly thatched as to be entirely weather-tight As a rule the thrifty little cbmttoring wrens prefer not to occupy a last year’s nest, so there are every season hun­ dreds of empty ones. They ar« not al­ lowed to remain vacant long, far them such snug- quarters. One speeixuea of field or meadow mice- take poaaeaalaa of a great many of them. Big apidera, too, love to nest in the abandoned bas­ ket-like abodes and live for many sea­ sons in them. Tho most deslrahlo ten­ ants of all are the big blaok and white hornets. By far the greater number of the old nests are inhabited by these fiery fellows, and, odd to relate, they are the best of friends with the land­ lords. As if by agreement with the wrens, they keep a perpetual guard over the new nests, as well as those where they live. Let a dog, an unconscious rail or snipe-shooter, a bird-egging boy or any creature whatever approach the nests without warning, a cohort of winged warriors will fall on the intruder, ano flight is the only safe course. The I wrens seem full conscious of the value of such sentinels, for they take care} to build their nests always very near ? to the old. The birds are themselves entirely defenseless, and, their nests being easily located on account of size and the noise made by the wrens, they have been in some localities entirelywiped out by egg collectors. The boys have learned to give this colony a wide berth. THE SULTAN-S'SUNDAY OUT. V. • OaUu, Show Wta, AMal —-—I. method of collecting duties admits of more fraud than any other known system ever tried. Business Interests must be respect­ ed at Washington before the country can regain tbe billions lost. °f course—these moribund sea mon­ sters that comprise the Turkish navy lyta< moored .tom .nd .tor., moored ,or a dozen years, impotent as turtles oa their bucks, within the gokkn horn, fly the crescent and the star. Tbe ma- The Mctkxj of PresWsot Ctenetand in trying to drive this country to a purely sold basin in making more convert# to silver than all the literature Issued by the Idmetalllc h*agne put together. When tiie ammey qwillon settles ttself. as ft eertttoly Mil. it will be found that between I>erhap« they give n burnish to their arma; a wild sort of march, well playsd, sounds frotu near the Turkish admiralty, and the Und and troops come striding up the hill Everybody in the city, except our own military uttacbe. who, I am told, generally de-prives this brilliant ceremony of his" , palace gates to the left. Hardly have you swallowed your cup of ooffae before tbe bands of more approachh< regiments are heard. TUy m-s hoard. all flue fellows, and thev ^dvanee with the queer pointed parade-stop taught them by their German instruct— INGENIOUS BIRD. The honey bird, of which we saw sev­ eral during our travel# in Somali Lund, la well worthy of mention u a natural curiceity. says a writer in the Ninateemth Century. It is a little gray com­ mon-looking bird about tho mw of a thrush. It flrut forces itself upon tbs notice of the traveler by flying across hia path uttering a shrill, unlovely cry. It will then sit on a neighbor­ ing tree, still calling and waiting for him to follow. By abort, rapid flighta the bird will lead its guest on and on, till after awhile the traveler notices that the bird has stopped its onward course and is hanging about among a certain half-dozen trees. These being visited one after another, and careful­ ly examined, the search will be re­ warded by finding a nest of bees in one of them. The probability is that there will be honey in ft, I have never known the bird mistaken. It is a mat­ ter of honor with the natives to set aside a good portion of honey for the bird. Although this action ____________ _______ ______of__ the ___ honey bird is an established fact of natural history, it ia none tbe less un­ accountable, and it would be interest­ ing to know whether he ever tries to entice quadrupeds also to assist him in obtaining his much-loved honey. Don't Be Deceived..'... —by shrewdly worded ad­ vertisements, that are nine times out of tea misleading. Make it a rule to do business only with houses whose advertised offers are perfectly plain. There is no room lor doubt when we advertise. Money is worth Saving ON HORSE BLANKETS as well as on other merchan­ dise. We invite horsemen and farmers to take advan­ tage of our Great Reduc­ tion Sale (’till March 1st.) on 5A, Cleveland, and Chase Bros.’ Blankets. Our Belt Leather Halter Heads - without stales*- have been selling for $1.00 but we are now selling them for 50c. Goodyear Bros., HARDWARE Noike This. . Society Events. |/ /Miss Alice Rickel entertained many of ner friends Friday evening Feb. 7 at her home. She gave a leap year party. A very fine supper was served at C o’clock and the remaining time was spent playing Beginning progressive anagrams. Prizes consisting of bunches of carnations were received by Lottie Barnum and Harley Andrus. J All had a very fine time. f] We will ali { The Womans Club give a musical and will have a social evening at the' home of Mrs. R. I. Hendershott this evening. f Mrs. Nathan Barlow gave a party Thursday evening in honor of Dr. Ed­ wards, of Kalamazoo. Twelve were pres­ ent • Mr. and Mrs. George Preston will give a party Saturday evening to their friends. c Monday and Tuesday evenings of this week Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McKevitt gave very pleasant pedro parties at the home of the former. Judge Armstrong and Mrs. L. H. Evarts were the successful ones the first evening, while Chas. Huffman and Mrs. J. C. An­ drus carried off the honors the second evening. $1.50.... Fedoras 98c (Black, Brown and Gray) for We have about 200 of these. They will not last long at this price, so come early while the assortment is good. The....... BANKRUPT STORE. Osborn 6r Q . OF........... L0N5D/ILE HUSLIN — LdCEJ.. WEBIiLrMT, 500 YbS. 300 YUS. 100 YbS. 200 YbS. 250 YbS. A apecial featareof ye C H. ------ ------------ -------- - jii-ipiijnimimuflm soode tnuakk will cone 10 ye Metbodtete room tbe Thursday, Feb. 14 and continuing for ONE WEEK, Buckle Arctics left which are going at ti.oo. The State Librarian of Lansing requests that all study clubs, working in the State of Michigan, send to the State Library written or printed programs of their work and, if possible, a short history of tbelr origin, object and condition. This request applies to all associations In the cities and small towns, fanners clubs, grange reading circles and inde­ pendent organizations. Th# object is to gather statistics of clubs organized for systematic study: to bring them into closer and more sympa­ thetic contact with each other and with tbe State Library, and to put at their dis­ posal the various helps provided by the Abraham Hayward, the famous new library law. Quarterly Reviewer, once thought thaf. Tbe information which, it la hoped, will he would like to have some ancestors, be arranged and issued aa a bulletin from so he walked straight to a picture deal­ the State Library and all clubs complying er’s. Selecting a portrait of a cavalier with the request shall be registered In this M. C. Spencer. in half armor, with features not quite department Librarian. unlike his own, Mr. Hayward made a bid for it, but deeming the price asked too high, he went his way. A few days later Mr. Hayward went to dine with The Epworth League devotional meet­ Lord Houghton, and was astonished to ing will be led Sunday evening by F. A. find the picture in the dining-room. Walker. Seeing that it attracted his guest’s at­ Rev. W. W. Taylor will conduct ths T. tention, Lord Houghton said: “Very good picture, that! Came into my day evening. A cordial Invitation is ex­ hands in a curious way. Portrait of tended to everyone to attend. a Milnes of the commonwealth period —an ancestor of mine." “Ah, indeed!’ said Mr. Hayward; “he was very near aseaSroaUeaoei the other, Uwre la the aeveral regiment, of •t cavalry Mxj It,. Uw bill to Ylldiz ttato you *re re- HASTINGS. Feb. 19. only of 36 in. Lonsdale, worth roc, for 8c per single yard, or by the bolt. Linos Torchon Laces, worth roc to 20c per dozen yd. bolts, at 8c per bolt. Pillow Case Laces, worth roc per yd., for only 8c per yd. P‘oe Linen Torchon Laces, worth 3OC per yd., for ?2%c per yd. Turkey red and Ecru Laces, worth roc per .yd., for only 5c per yd. �Hasting Banner Tbursdky, Feb. 13, 1896 w. R. COOK. Local Editor. Fctr Cough, Cold and “Grip" —MEDICINES Go to FRED L HEATH THE DRUQQIST. He has in stock almost every Cough Medicine made and can fill your family re­ ceipts with pure drugs and at prices as cheap as any one. A full line of Hum­ phreys Borneo Remedies, and agent ’for Munyon’s Homeopathic Medicines. : : All of Dr. Hartman’s Medi­ cines, and Dr. Wm. Radums’ Microbe Killer. personal mention NubrlUe ba.Im, mu, ud well known Ihrouctoxit Him tooMUj, died rmterdaj tnornln,. rtty Mood.,. Hkrroy William,, of Milo, waa boro on We an In receipt ot an Inrltattoo to at­ tend a ball (Iren by Decatur Lodge Ha baaluoM Monday. UK ot Decatur, Tneaday ere, Feb. Utb, Mra. Anna Carnahan, of Detroit to vialtat which Kalamaaoo Dlrtafcw will (tea an Ing friends In tbe city. exhibition drill Mr. and Mra. Geo. W. Williams are Tbe Owoaao Time, laat week pnbllabed •eriously U1 with La Grip. a letter from MIm Hess, a mlaatooary to E. 8. Bronson, of Union City, is visiting Turkey, drlnx an aoconnt ot tbs murder­ bla brother N. J. Bronson. * ous Kurds and starring Armenian, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howe, of Kalamazoo, whom sbe Is surrounded, i / /Goorge Walter baa sold bl/rotter apeut Bunday with Bastings friends. Mre. Margaret Stewart, of Delton, to “Maggie May” to a Bagtaaw party. The ▼tolling b«r daughter Mre. J. G. Bugbea. aonalderallon waa (toca^art ot which waa Dr. Edwards, of Kalamazoo, attondod reprerentod by two tarty bred colu which the Hama—Diamond party, Thursday Mr. W. took as part pay. evening. More than one little boy Io Haaiinga baa Ju. P. Roberta a pent Saturday and been walling to get a pair ot those spring Sunday in Kalamazoo, the gueat of Mra. heel lace shoes this week but boys you Henry Hoyt. wont bare to wait any more, we hare all Nathan Barlow, Jr., of Coldwaler, has sizes now al Woolley A Bronson's. The ISlb Annual Reunion ot Co. F will been visiting hia grandfather Nathan Bar­ be held In the O. A. B. Ball In this city, low and family. Hon. P. T. Colgrove has been invited to on Wednesday, Feb. NU>, 18M, at 2 o’clock p. m. Tbe ErecuUre Committee address the Pytbiana of Indianapolis the IfKh. will spare no labor lo make this the best rennltm erer ,heldSupper at 5 o’clock Mra. Quinn returned Tuesday from Port Huron where she has made an extended visit Klapwticre la thi, Issue will be found Mate Uw. WMk and report. Haattaire aa being livelier than any town ba waa In. W. Scott Janes, Bute Beauty, and a 8. Peck, Local Deputy, are to tbe City to organize a branch of the United Order ot the Golden Crosa ot the World, * traUrnal order haring lone aplendld Inauranre Do not be More DECEIVED IN THESE THINGS. Than One Special Communication of Hastings Lodge No. 59 F. and A. M. Wedneaday evening, Feb. 19th. 1896. Work on tbe third degree. A large attendance is de­ sired. L H. Evarts, Tbe jury lo tbe ease of tbe people vs Frank Beany, for fraudulently concealing property subject to unfulfilled contract of sale brought In a verdict of guilty. The case of the people vs Ellas and Akmro McDermld for biting oft a man’s ear to dow on trial. We wish to call your attention to the advertisement In another column of this paper of the Golden Cross. C. S. Peck, Deputy for Hastings, can be found at tbe American bouse. For references fe would respectfully refer you to J. 8. Goodyear, F. R. Pancoast aud Dr. D. E. Faller, for Information regarding this AXES,, splendid order. W. 8. Jases ■ State 1Deputy. ] Little Boy IN HASTINGS Would like a pair of those Littlx Gbmt’b Shoes—sixes 9 to 18. Their spring heels ■ • and pointed toes!! Tbe most stylish : : : : : little shoe in town. The Red Front Shoe Store. Woolley & Bronson. ; Don't think it is economy to buy cheap goods. Don’t think you can get A No. 1 goods for the price of in­ ferior goods, and don't try te­ cheat your stomach and keep it in good humor by putting tbe cheapest and most unhealthy food into it. We Aim to Keep The Best. and serve our patrons well and know for the same quality of goods we are not undersold. Hams s Van flrman h.l*. a o the adv. tor Cazier, Pinner a Bponzble, Judge Smith was sllgbffy Indisposed Rumor has it that Hastings will have who hare applied for a patent on a new last week, but is holding court as usual bran new semi-weekly paper. If there Is this week. 3est on Earth. kind ot grinding machine, which pwaaeaeee anything that this town needx. and needs 30e lb., 3 lbs for 50e. polwta not had by other mactones ot thia Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Haw ey, of Buffalo, badly, it is a few more pipers. It seems kiad The aentleaen feel highly en- N. Y.. made a short risk with friends ia strange Indeed that hucH* rich newspaper Now is the time you need a pair of field aa Heatings Is, witblher 3000 people, ■ L. Heath, The Druggist. eowraged over the proepeet, tor the future the city the fore part of the week. One door Bank. should struggle along with only three large and believe that they have a "winner.’’ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall retained In renewing her Mbocrlptlou for an- to tbelr iMMoe in Prairieville Tuesday after weekly papers, besides ttie Semi-Monthly Plaiudealer aud the Church Helper. Let. ether year, Mrs. Harrietta Michael Seeley, visiting friends and relatives In tbe city. then; all come however; The more the of Minn., -- Duluth. ----------- ........ sayc—"I enjoy tbe • Mre. D. H. B,y, returned from low, Mrs. 11. Bays Iowa merrier. Bxnoa eery o>.en tmtoed ud »l»uM : Fnd.y e„n|ng wlrre she went lo ear. for ANNEKE JAn4 ESTATE. hardly know how logrt .long without It, b,.r hu.band, wi>o I, still eery alek. Sbe for though We love aud arif proud of our will return to Iowa u anon as tbe buslWe have them in Cottonades, Kerseys, own **Zcnlth City" we are interested in ness can be closed out here. Fix/1<. Cassimeres, Worsteds and Tweeds—not anything pertaining to Hastings and her The many friends of Frank Cowan, There are some persdns liffiarry County people.” old, out of date goods, but fresh new li’isweftk, 86 quires. who are dreetfdants kif Auneke Jans. formerly connected with tpe clothing firm stuff of up-to-date patterns. About 35 mewber, ot FIlzwraM Fo«t i of Farrell A Cowan In this clly _ Wonderful stories of the wealth she left city,, „„ will to' has been evidently umm by someone to deHereafter, cha»K«H for advertisements .od Woman’, Relirf Corp. x.vr Fa.t i p|MM.d l0 |Mrn of |lls marrite In Orld mast r ueh this office Tuesdays ut lak?»t cc Cou.m.n(!er Baa Marble a complete ,ur- I Thar»dsy ereninit to a lite Murdock. ’ For Instance It is clai aw<i that $80,000.­ ----------------------------insnn- insertion i« tue iw»ue of the week ’ prise in hoiKT of his 58th birtbdkv, Satur | 000 In the Bank of F u'.land is waiting to ' wt.-n brought. f day eyeiilug. Han thought that he would I Jos* PHug Jl. who for several years bns be divided among th< Be who can prove I get the beat of bis friends this year be-1 connected with the Basher as fore- heirship, hi addition o this It is claimed ■ S:. \ aieuiincs Uay to-uiarrow. New stylish goods at as lew prices as can be j that in hcr ciecendanp is vested the title ) cu^hi.blnbrtay cmne on Sood.,. ,nd , mro. ha. ^ered hl. connection with a. I tU h^t o'now I to 62 acres of land h the heart of New A regular struck us yesterday. was cuaipletHy durafoutided when they I tt,ul accepted a position In a job printing jj Yuri; found anywhere lor out of date stuff. Ctty besides other extetislve property ' ,n »-•<«•- 1 During his career iu the ; the aggregate value <|f which-amounts to j .;. >!cijins are kept busy attending to poured into lite home the evening before. 1 Much symnethv Is exorensud in tlrs ritv ' tfffice we have always fo und Mr. j ov**r 85dtK000t60«. it Is also claimed that palieiils. }• much .jnwthy is exprt.-svd in ttrs citv I suite are pending an* settiemonte about etr.Ltc. j ! - :h«ofge tlrebl?died at her home in for Clarence M. Burton, of Detroit, •son of . rtlux thorouithly reliable .ad tnrerejoMhy | People who see my goods and hear my Dr. and Mrs.C. S. Burton,; of this city, • In * every respect, and we wish him success I Under dale of Jan 26lh. 1896, A. 8. ! altli* Cu« k Friday <»f heart disease. prices, buy—why— • ! I iu his aew place to which be weivt Tues- , Drake, of Albion, wrote a long letter a , X i*. Wtdiiesiiay will be Ash Wednes- whose wife <!led Friday ewrung nt her I part of which reads ns I follows concerning • .. of ...paralysis ____ ... ._ of... . . I। dtr afteraoou. In Mr. Pfiug’s place we and the Lfttteu eeason will eummebce. ' home .in wx_w Detroit tkr brain. the Anneke Jans matter: Regarding these in|tten> 1 have been ’ ('Eight children are left the oldest one be-1' have secured Mr.' Al Weber, for several L—vi—A Waterman Fountain jten. years pant tiie efficient foreman of the _____ __ account _v ____ ____ investigating on ____ my _pwn of _________ late !lndc r please leave iat this office and con­ I log 22 years of age and the youcgcKt two ( Nashville News.wbow work on that paper “nd have positive l|fum>ailon that no | I years. Mrs. C. S. Burton attended the* betokens tbe tael that be Is one ot the best! ':«•«»“"» >’ f*"ld,°* h»», !«*” »*»«• J„«t i fer a great favor• funeral wfakjb was held Sunday. „ , . , . . against the church since 186B: uo decislou' I A-otber Kddnjou Vj the M. E. church to 1 all-rotmd printers In the stale. Mr. W ,-her ol kiud llcw) lu Ue ,ow„ ■ 4<- umtnodate the growing Sunday School!I Miss Flora Beadle, County ComtmHUon- will continence active work ou the Bakner courts nor In tbe court of appeals in re­ i er of Schools, gives the following -recomgard to the matter; no proposition or ne­ tu-morrew morning. • b contemplated. pillations for settlement have been made I I brie of the moot radical changes that J mend to a book of which Henry Marble The cut sent by the Michigan Fteh Coni* or I darrvay were thought of. The termt j has Ute agency:—“I have carefuky exam­ we’ve read of iatelv lr> at Oneida where a mission arrived in the city this morning nation of the 90 yea; lease is of no mo- • ined TilHTs Imperial Atlas of the World.’ inent, because the possession of tbe ten­ e‘cse factory waa changed into a church. It to up to date and in my opinion the <>esc and several thousand speckled beauties, ants Is In law the possession of the church, Fifty farms fur sale and exchange. City about tbe size of an ordinary pin, were left and the statute of limitation han Jong since ■ of Its kind and will prove to be one the here to be planted in some of tbe streams run; besides almost all of the leases ex­ property for sale and exchange. Cali at most belpfal books that can find its way of Barry County. We doubt if there te a pired more than 'M years ago. A. I). Cadwallader’a Jaw office, Hastings, into any home\>r library.” Anneke Jans left six children, of whom Mich. I over Si. 00 until March county in the lower peninsula with more William Bogaidus was one. He left three . Very respecttuHy, and better streams for the growth of trout children, of Whom Annvtle was one. She | 1st if you will take Local option was defeated by 200 Id Flora J. Bt.ajbi.e. than Barr}’ County bas. And If tbe same married Jacobus Brown and left 10 chil­ the trouble to tell ns, •Itutoa county, bat this sboakl not disKnowing that money is a scarce article interest is taken In the preservation of dren, of whom Magdalena was one. Sbe upon honor, that you •uarage its being tried here if the people and everyone is desirons of making the mutried John Drake and left ten children, trout that is shown in planting them, the waul it. have read this ’‘ad” beat of every-cent, we' have changed -our time is not far off when our streams will of whom Joseph waa one. He left 17 chil­ dren, ot whom Joseph was one. He left and the name of tbe The Uld Folks Concert at the Methodist location, and will be at home to -our be well stocked. The law regarding the fire children, of whom William was one. paper or papers in •church next Tuesday even I ng promises to friends io the rooms over Stauffer’s store. catching of trout, and fishing In streams He left nine children, of whom my father ba very entertaining. Come and bring The great saving in rent and other expen­ was one and my father left seven children. which you read it. where trout have been planted, is very Now six times three times, ten times ten ! jour friends with you. ses we desire do give to our customers, and strict and it will pay everyone to “post times, seventeen times five times, nine ‘•Luff's Atlas of the World" to sold only we will be |ahie to give you the best *of up” a little before coming In contact with times seven equals 9.639,000; so that my •n subscription and Henry Marble at thia goods, at prices none others can compete the strong arm of tbe law, even for doing share of the spoils of Anueke’a estate would be one dollar out of every 9,639,000. sity has the agency of tbe entire county of with. Hoping you will call and see tbe an act unknowingly. or if the spoils amount to half a bllllcu Barry. Write him Cor further particulars. bargains we base to offer in millinery and dollars in event of success my princely A dispatch from Lanslnp says: It baa sbsre would be about >51.50. In other fancy g xxlB, we remain During the next tbcee weeks tho writer become known here that leading populists words. If the other branches of tbe family Yunrs truly, will be absent on the Michigan Press Exhave done so nicely as my own ancestors, Miss Lulu Feigunkr. and problblUonlata tlirongbont the sule • araiotr to Mexico, and we will consider It are circulating petitions calling on Ute ex­ and if do intermarriages have occurred,' Anneke Jans has now 9,639.000 descend­ A rather verdant youth dropped Into a a personal favor if correspondents will ecutive heads of those parties to arrange ants Jiving of this generation, besides aiake a special effort to write extra newsy jeweler’s and after gazing at some fratern­ fur a conference either at Jackson or those of the last preceding few generations letters and get the same to us by Monday ity pins In the ebow case, said to the pro­ Lansing soon, tbe object being a coalition who still survive. To settle tbe litigation, eight, or Tuesday night at latest . prietor: "Thea; to mighty nice breastpins of the two parties tn preparation of the in event of success, would take all the courts of New York city 20 years had tbsy you’ve got thar.” "What kind of a pin Among tbe nothing else to do. This- Anneke Jans A prominent business man of a nelgbbor- would you like to look at?” Pointiwt at a fell campaign in this state. -r.g town tried to catch the 10:16 train on Masonic pin, “five dollars, eh/ You have prohibitionists who are said to be^aeUve affair follows the laws of nature id that It comes In regular waves. The matter has the tun as It was palling oat Monday fore­ not got one with a saw on it, bev you? are tbe following: Albert Dodge, of Grand totn freshly discovered by Interested lawnoon. The train was stopped, he was I’m just outen my ttaae, and as I’m going Rapids; George R. Malone, ot Lansing and yera as many times as was the continent tbe Hon. A. M. Todd, the peppermint of North America. palled out of a snow bank, taken aboard, ' to set up as a carpenter and Jiner, I Moral: Save your money and don’t and got to his destination all right, but he thought I would like to have something to king, of Kalamazoo. Among those wbo are hustling for tlie populists sre: Albert spend It chasing tbln rumors. Don't sign •awe mighty near going to a hotter plaae wear so people would know what I was any notes- expecting Anneke’s dollars to Cole of Fowlerville, snd D. A. Reynolds than Hastings.—NtuthHUc JTcuw. pay wlth.^__________________ doin’. Well, Hl take it, though I’d like of Lansing. (Todd will be remembered as "Grip” has two of the Baxvkb force in one with a hand saw. bat I guess maybe tbe candidate wbo tried to be nominated Married. its clutches this week, and the writer feels that’s plain enough. Tbe compasses to to for Congress on the three tickets In the HAYMAN-CRAKES. At the Hastings Circuit M. E. Parsonage, at Hastings, by Rev. C. W. father "grippy” himself. This, with tbe mark out your work and tbe square to to third congressional district, bet the, so* We have h new lot Jones. Feb. 8th. 1»6. Mr. Henry Hayman, of Castleton, Mkh.. and Mrs. Catherine, Crakes, departure of our foreman, leaves us very measure it when marked out, am! any prerue court wouldn’t lol him on scconnt of Muleskin gloves, of the same place.______________________ shy of help, so we trust that our readers 4uroed fool knows that G stands for gim­ of tbe anti-fusion law. He Is a politician mittens and one­ will look with cliarity upon all defects in let. ot the same stripe as a few we have left In fingered mittens. the paper this week. And we feel safe In M. B. STEBBINS,' fiatnrday morning on State Street, in Barry County.) We have the exclu­ Fuhebal Director. raying that.all wbo have had the grip will frost of tbe National Bank, Luke Waters sive sale of tbe Rooms next to. Christmas' Photograph Tbe Middleville Sun last week launched Studio. Residence Court street. All genuine muleskin member of tiie firm of F. H. Barlow A Co. a good sized boom tor the Hon. P. T. Colmg fell'from a wagon and broke his right arm grove for Congresut. We speak with He had just -■gmmer school in Barry County and as at the elbow in two places. authority when we say that Mr. Colgrove Hastings is the most centra! part as well got op onto a load of beans owned by la not an active candidate for this high as the County eeat Prim Meally and Ba pt- Reabea Webster and was standing with position. At the present time be Ik Su­ Holden have decided to oondoet aaoh a one foot in tbe wagon, and one on tbe lit­ preme Vice Chancellor of the Order of school here beginning Monday, Joly 4th tle step that rnea along tbe wagon box oe Knights of Pythias of the World, and next and eontlnuing for five weeks./ The es­ the outside. This step broke and Mr. August we hope, snd everybody hopes, to pecial aim of tbe conductors Aria be to Watfrs fell heavily backwards to the fret........ Is The Best. see him elevated to the office ot Supreme present such a course that thuae wbo wish on ground, his right arm being thrust back Chancellor of that order, and standing al I have the agency Jo prepare for a County Teacher’s ecami- of him, probably for protecUoa, his whole tho head of 600,000 Knights of Pythias, and wish you to ■ation will find an opportunity to study weight coming upon this member breaking Tills has been the goal at Mr. Colgroves examine them be­ the arm at the elbow in .two places, and those branches that they most deed. ambition and is yet It Is an honor that ' fore buying. Tl>e examination of Orlando J. Easterly otherwise giving him a fearful shaking up. but very few people enjoy, snd an honor was taken up again before Justice Riker Friends rushed to his aid, medical assist­ that seldom falls to so young a man as be. Friday. No further evidence was Intro­ ance was summoned and everything pos­ Mr. Colgrove does not want to be con­ The HARTFORDS are Dr. duced and tbe prisoner waa bound over to sible was done for tbe Injured man. sidered as desiring to make an active the CHEAPER Obm. Circuit Court la >2500 bonds which as yet Faller to the attending pbyriciae and re­ oanvM for Congress, though some ot bls have not been furnished. Hon. P. T. ports bls patient doing as well as could be friends believe that Barry is entitled to Everything in the Colgrove bas been employed to defend expected considering the nature of his in­ name the man, sa she baa never yet had jure The Fates seem to be rather against Jewelry Line. ■ Easterly, whom with the other two at- , that honor, and may present his name at LEADINO torneys that he dow has will give Mr. Waters’ family. Home Ume ago Mrs. the next convention. But Mr. Colgrove CLOTHIERS, , Easterly able talent for bis defense. Eas­ Waters fell and struck her bead on a step does not want Io be understood as being an Mr. Waters active candidate aor will ha push any terly’s case will not bo triad at this term and was qelte badly of court, but wlil! do doubt come on at the :many friends hope for his speedy reeov- claims for tbe office. May term. Paw s Condition Powders. Good warm Pants LOCAL NEWS. • circulation • My Motto J. C. FARRELL, Clothier We’re going to Keep Track 5 Per Cent on AH Purchases c>f How many Of our Customers Read WHEN YOU CALL ASK TO SEE OUR $2«T1FF HATS THAT WE ARE CLOSING OUT AT 75 CENTS EACH. THERE ARE ONLY A FEW LEFT. Our W Advertisements Golumbia twin J 1" And will give each of you Chwesw Boston �..T FROM WASHINGTON. ••PLAYING POLITICS.' MICHIGAN STATE NEWS., , n-rr inn rrni Jinrntetiifn Farmers from FA,LURE °LT“ cratlc Doties- _ Tfae official statement of the treatim- over 100 representative farmers iroin ___ What Our Lawmakers Are Doing It pleases some democrats and some variou* sections; of the lower peninsula urT dejwrtmen f tb at th® Nation’s Capital. silver men to say that the tariff bill met ta ennua! meeting st tomalng ot ports «>rt exports teowottbe now pending is nothing but a game of tbe Michigan Awoeiatlon of Farmers;•’ calendar year just ended makes cl clear “r politics. Very well, gentlemen; please some remarkable facte .with reference to take notice, if you have that im­ clubs. Resolutions were adopted favor­ to tbe workings of the democratic tar­ pression, that it is a particularly good ing woman suffrage, a general reduc­, iff law. That our imports were in-s Legislator*. game und likely to win. The bill ought tion in official fees and salaries of state creasing enormously was generally un­ to be passed, inadequate as it con­ officers; then printing of school text­ derstood, but it was scarcely realised Washington, Fteb. 5.—The house tar­ fessedly is, because the republicans are books by the state and furnishing them that the increase was so great; nor iff bill was reported back to the senate bound to supply adequate revenue for to school districts at cost; and to give was it deemed poesible that, with such yesterday with an amendment strik­ the government' if they' can. But if Elate institutions only appropriations an enormous increase of importations, ing out everything after the enacting it should be defeated by the demo­ «ts are needed for practical and absolute the revenues from customs could be Officers were chosen us so greatly dccreaaed. Yet thia is a clause and placing in lieu thereof a crats and the few silver men who arc necessities. free coinage substitute, in precisely pleased to act. as their catapaws, what . follows: President, A. M. Klmtnis, Jr., fact do you tJihik the people, will have to'■Wixom; vice-president, J. T. Daniells, the same words as that adopted by the The importations during the first senate as a substitute for the bond bill. say about it next November? What Union Home; secretary, B. F, Peckham, 16 months of tiie present law, which Parma. Bills were favorably reported granting will they say about closed mills and ” ended with December, amounted to a pension of $200 a month to the widow idle working men? What will they $1,024,997,285. This waa an increase of the late Gen. Walter Q. Gresham and say about inflated imports of goods. Bartholomew Hands, one of the oldest of over $107,000,000 in nmount os com­ $100 a month to the widow of the late’ huge undervaluations and enormous pared with tba last. 16 months of the convicts -in the state prison, was par ­ Gen. Thomas Ewing; prohibiting the exports of gold? Whgt will they say j doned by Gov. R'ch on the unanimous McKinley law. Yet in spite of this desecration of the American flag; for about the policy, falling littfe short of recommendation of the pardon board.. enormous increase in importations, tbe annexation to Utah of all the por­ treasonable, winch leaves the nation Bunds was committed in Sepiemlier, there was a tremendous falling off in tion of Ariaona lying north of the Col­ to face possibilities of foreign war or ’ Those fqr the 16 months 1869, to life imprisonment from Oak­ leqeipte. . drado river and west of the eastern dishonor with, a revenue somewhat . land county. He is now past 72 years of amounted to $400,085,683, while the re­ boundary of Utah. from $50,080,000 to $106,000,000 abort age and has long been an inmate of tbe , ceipts in the last 16 months of the Mc­ Washington. Feb. 6.—In the senate of current expenses? J ust cipher thi* i prison hospital. He has but a short Kinley law amounted to $430,588,357 yesterday Senator Morgan (Ala.) in­ out, democrats and assistant demo- ; , Produced a resolution in (avor of nbso-,■ erats, and see what tbe majorities ! t ime to live, and his daughter has exe Thus tbe increase of $107,000,000 in im­ cuted a bond to the state guaranteeing portations under the new law resulted lute neutrality between the contending are likely to be next November in in a decrease of $40,000,000 in revenue. to take care of him. powers in Cuba, and that to each all northern states east of Nebraska. This increase of imports, without the rights of belligerents in the ports Health In Michigan. It suits th«*e'gentieinen to shuttheir any extension of ©nr export’tradb, is of the United States shall be accorded. cyes to all the facts about them, and to During the week ending. February 1 an important factor in the drain of * Senator Vest (Mb.) severely criticised deafen counsel with the cry that the reiMirte sent in by 50 observers in va­ gold from this country to Europe. the secretary of agriculture because .tariff has nothing to do with the de- ; rious portions bf the state indicated Aside from the gold which is produced he did not distribute seeds to farinas. pressed condition of business. Tell ; that pneumonia und typhoid fever in­ In our mines, about $40,000,000 a year, Washington, Feb. 7.—Senator Sher that story to tiie voters next November, j creased, and diarrhea und erysipelas onrtsuppply comes from the articles man (0.) yesterday presented in the gentlemen. Let them hear from Sen- i decreased in area of prevalence. Con­ senate Mr. Foraker’s credentials to auc- a tor Teller, as U>e senate heard the [ sumption was reported ut 147 places, which we sell to other nations. De­ •eed Senator Brice, March 4, 1897. Th? other day, that the mines and factories ' typhoid fever at 32, diphtheria at 37, spite the claim of the advocates of low bill to prohibit prize-fighting in federal and mills would all be opened and ' scarlet fever nt 36, measles at IT, whoop­ tariff that'the reduction of duties territory, w hich passed the house, wtis prosperously running, in spite of the । ing cough at 17 and smallpox at De­ would open the doors of the world to our products, we have not Increased passed. Senator Turpie (Ind.) spoke enormous importations of foreign troit. our exports in any sum worth men­ in favor of a constitutional amendment goods. If there were only plenty of sil­ Get Ten Years Each. tioning during the time in which the to have United States senators elected ver dollars which nobody wants. Tell Curley, Boot and Huntley, the con imports have been increasing so enor­ directly by the peojie of the several them that the market for woolen victa who were com icted .in Jackson ol mously. • states. goods, of which foreigners have cap- ' assaulting Deputy Warden Northrup, We get rid of our gold by buying Washington, Feb. 8.—In the senate tured about 60 per cent, would be as yesterday Senator Frye (rep.. Me.) was brisk and large as ever if only we could I were each sentenced to ten years in articles from other nations.by spending unanimously elected president pro have more money. Tell them these fairy the state prison. That of Curley and it in foreign travel, and paying the in> tern. A bill was jiassed opening the tales, and then get their answer in No­ Boot has commenced, they having near­ tercet and principal of American se­ ly completed their former sentences curities h-.ld abroad. When it is seen forest reservations of Colorado for the vember ballots. Huntley is serving a 20-yeara’ sen­ that we hive purchased abroad 51U7,locating of mining claims. Thcreso- :। Men who like to cheat themselves I lution contemplating a reform in whenever it happens to suit tbeii tence, dating from 1888. He will have 000,000 more of foreign products undei handling appropriation bills by distrib­ theories labor under one great disad- ten years more to stay. the present law than we did in the uting them among the several commitcorresponding 16 months of the Mc­ Promised to Leave Forever. . : vantage. They imagine that the av­ tcees was referred to the committee on erage American voter is an ass. They ' A mob of 30 Infuriated men who had Kinley law, it is easy to see where $107,­ rules, to be reported back next Dccemflatter • themselves that the stupidi- been.search ing forGeorge Tio near G len- 000,000 of our gold has gone meantime. Thus we have lost gold enormously ' ties, with, which "they befool their own : dora. found their man. They refrained ' minds will befool him also. Wearing j from lynching him on his.promise that while there has been no gain worth >, THE HOUSE. mentioning by increased soles of our HUI* lutrodot'Mi hik! Petition* and Reso- mental blinders, they suppose that the i he would leave the county and not re­ We are not only ; average American voter can, see no} turn. Tio is alleged to have caused hii products abroad. ■ lutlona Presented. But [the vote j wife’s death by inhuman treatment, losers under the present law in tho Washington, Feb. 4.—Bills were iu- more than they can, troduevd iu the house yesterday for aforesaid has what they lack—plain j He was arrested, but was released after matter of gold, but in revenue; for the common-sense. He knows when his ; bis wife riieej. she being Hie only prose­ money paid at the custom houses for the construction of • lighthouses at tariff duties in the first 16 months waa, Peshtigo Reef, Ijoke Michigan, and mill is stopped, and his wages also, by cuting witness. as is already indicated, more than $40,­ Whaleback Reef, Cedar river, and for foreign competition, that it is not a; Nbot His Wife and Himself. 000,000 below the' sum paid in the cor­ fog isignals at Ottawa Point and Me­ monetary theory which takes away his : William Deering, a farm laborer neat responding period of the McKinley nominee harbor; to investigate the con­ livelihood. Rail at him. laugh at him Jackson, shot his wife aud himself. The law. Thus It seems that, through the duct of First Assistant Postmaster Gen­ if you like,xlemocrate and assistant , eral Jones in setting spies upon let­ democrats, but his majorities against ■ .woman was shot twice and would prob­ enormous increase in importations for Deering’s wound was not which we must pay in gold, we have ter carriers, aud on this evidence re- you in the states between the Nebraska j ably die. Jle wok captured at Eaton lost $107,000,000 of gold under the now­ •jov-tug them from their places; that border aud the Atlantic in 1694 were ; serious. He law in excess of what hapjtened under the widow of a soldier who has bem G63.132, and will be bigger if you so Rapids and taken to Jackson. receiving a pension shall not be de- vote as to rob him of prosperity for an- claimed to know nothing of the shoot­ tiie McKinley law in the same length ing. His wife left him laat July and of time, and have also lost $40,090,000 prived of it because sbe has married other year, and at tho same time ex­ waa living with ’ ‘ a 'farmer named Sim- in customs duties, which the foreign again. The army appropriation bill and pose the nation to dishonor besides. monda. importer failed to pay into our custom the senate silver bond bill were report. ­ republican party were “play­ houses because of tbe redacts! rates ed and referred. ing politics,’* it would have pasted in Mldgrta Marr/. which the Wilson law established.— Washington, Feb. 5.—In the house the bouse a model protective tariff— The city of Mason was excited ovez Toledo Blada. yesterday the senate free coinage sub­ just the kind of tariff to stimulate Inu marriage solemnized there, the con­ stitute for tbe house bond bill was re­ duatries to the utmost, and just the tracting parties being Mary J. Gongaported, with the recommendation that . kind ignorance In — th<j senate and ------ which -------------------—— —— — hmjc ware,, wuu wbo iraiuch resides ba tew few uuies miles iron from Meeting an honest old farmer, a the house non-coacur and insist on its i in the white house would \lefeat. 11 i Mason, aud N. G. W. Winner, of Mantibill. wa. mOnluly more patriotic, and there- i rello, III. The bride ia IS year. old. B£ tramp asked him for a temporary loan Washington, Feb. 6.—A bill was i of a quarter. “Why do you not get to fore infinitely wiaer in the end, to pare Inchra tell end welfha OS pounda, •passed in the house yesterday to pre- • 1. > .----- -a---------------------------------------in .n_ tho house measure which ao sen­ | wjltjc tjle groon. j, 2C years old, 40 inch­ work," replied the honest old farmer, vent prize and bull fights in any state ! “and earn what money you need by tho ator having an atom of patriotism tn es tall and weighs 80 pounds. t fnveat of your Individual brow?* The •c territory. The tree-coinage substi- j his composition can afford to vote tote for tho house bond bill was dis- j against, and which H would ruin any . tramp explained, while a look of aoora sussed, but no action taken. Charles Ruppe, a land looker well po^ewlon of his face: “I am a president to veto at a tiros when he was Washington, Feb. 7.—In tiie housr angagud in appearing lo invite a foreign known throughout the upper peninsula, democrat," At which the honest old yesterday the time was devoted excluwar. The men in power are so dull attempted to commit suicide at Iron farmer inquired: “What’s that got to MFely to the further consideration of that the*' have not yet caught the idee Mountain. He will recover. do with it T* “It has everything to do me bond bill and the senate free coin­ Laban Tyler, of Mattawan, waa ao-1 wlth th< tremp went on. “Didn’t that the house tariff bill ia the one con­ age substitute therefor. ’ that financial policy of“ v" **“* the clusive test of the Americanism which quitted of the charge of attempting to you know Washington. Feb. 8.—In the house t my party these days is to keep the gov­ wreck a Michigan Central paaaenger wsterday the time was occupied in de- i they so loudly vaunt. If they mean ernment going, not by bustling for suf­ train on the ground that ha is insane. bating the free-silver substitute for the i Citizens of Hartford have formed an ficient revenue, but by issuing bonds T* revenue must bo raised without delay. bond bill. During the discussion Mr. I Worry with that problem, democrats Improvement association to secure the This fable teaches that Hon. Grover Tolbert (S. C.) tried to defend secession and aasbitant democrats, and you will 1 location of manufacturing industries. Cleveland and Hon. John G. Carlisle are ■nd was called to order by Mr. Barrett find that whoever else may be “playing 'Walter Randolph, living in Union netting the tramps of the country a bad ^Mass.), who offered a resolution of I»Iitics’* with practical common-aenae, township, committed suicide by shoot­ example.—Rochester Post-Express. eensure, and it was referred to the I you are uoL—N. Y. Tribune. ing himaelf. No cause was assigned. Judiciary committee. rrThoqe democratic papers which Milla Hoithcock died at Calvin, aged still argue that reciprocity was a fail Washington, Feb. 10.—In ‘the house I ETThe treasury gold reserve la re­ 304 years. mi Saturday the* time was occupied in ; duced to $51,000,000. Since the com­ ure are flying in the face of facts and Canon Smith, a pioneer of Michigan, Providence. Reciprocity will be the discussing the, senate free-coinagv sub­ mencement of the present fiscal year, stitute for the house bond bill. Mr. j July 1, 1895, the treasury has loot $89,­ was killed at Edwardsburg by a kick corner-stone and the keystone of Towne (Minn.) made the principal * ?2,000 in gold, and since January 1, from an unruly horse. the new tariff when it comes in the full­ Solomon D. Hunt, a veteran of the ness of republican power, carefully ad­ speech in favor of ffee coinage and Mr j 1895, $145,000,000. It is not necessary Mall (Mo.) against. It was decided to j to remark that the low is due to the civil war, sought lodging in the jail at justed to all industries and carefully rote on the measure on Tuesday. draft reserve pay the .. made upon the »« rat* TO to LU puj vuc Petoskey . - - and committed suicide dur­ measured according to the needs of the running expenses of the nation. More ‘ in* 0x8 n‘S“tgovernment’s treasury. Reciprocity lowa’a Prisa ling Brings 9ROO, p‘*e. Wld two young is the great doctrine of the present.— Paullina, la., Feb. 10.—The largest I n v6nue is what ia needed. -Albany I ’ournal. < sons, aged three years and three Iowa State Register. price ever jiaid fur a single hog in the ! I months, were burned to death in their A IN EVIDENCE. United Status—$800—was brought by RICH STREAK OF GOLD FOUND. ! home in Marengo township, near Mar­ “King Medium" at the recent sale of j i shall. Mie famous “Tally Ho" herd of Poland : •70,000 to the Ton. | Officers of the Masonic Home associaIn a stealing case which waa tried Shines on J. A. Benson's “Norwood" At 70 feet depth a three-foot vein of ' tion at Grand Rapids declare it-will be term in Summit township, O’Brien * sylvanite has been opened in the Gar­ j closed probably April 1, and that no in the county court at Sylvania, Go., eounty. The rest of the herd, 40 in field Grouse mine near Colorado a very extraordinary witness was in­ ' further effort will be made to maintain _ troduced—the flint of his kind •umber, brought a total of $2,800, or Springs, Col., which assays $271 to it until Kmothin* ta don. for iu .up-. w .ppej^’in'o^co'i^ho™ Mt average of $70 a head. $1,200 a ton. Idaho Springs is excited i po5" „ . , . . . *•** Sorauiteii Nam Thi, waa • over bonanza ore just opened near tbe , The naw Pl rat Proab/terum church dommick rooater. Two neoro bora New York, Feb. 7.—The entire coast Freekuid mine at 50 feet lepth. Free : *1 BMUe Creek, coaling completed MU., were proeaouted for ateellnTchiakrea from Florida to Maine was swept by gold was encountered at 90 feet. A drift , 000, waa dedicated. froe, anothar negro. The proeecutor Molen t gales, tbe wind reaching veloci- was begun, when a vein of great rich­ I Mra. Knapp, aged 83. aud 1. D. Gria i proved that hla ohiokau ware miaainr |tes from 50 to TO miles, and all the At­ ness waa encountered. A fcur-iuch . mall AX 4taaH — — 1-4a a_ 1 __ idwLifted .. . aad K he eUimad to fere Uwm lantic coast districts were deluged with streak assays $70,000 to the ton and an aeU, aged 64, died at Coldwater. ! Six hundred conversions resulted a» ia ths yard of the accused. It then. I A1W<” dttrtn« ‘ °f “UOB r'riT*1, d,rak>P«1 <• Utter'to^rore Lcmdon, Feb. 18.—Orders have been •sued to the new flying squhdron. Thick is lying off Spithead, to proceed o Berehaven, Bantry bay, south coast if Ireland, and there await fnrthor part of Colorado. Victor tod Omr • n. . . J«teoo ud CbBriM Rtron* mmm * 3he Menamiae. TM^hom, rampMjr ot Ute alalm rraated a fraaohtae by Ute couaoU ““ L« A ooatrollins iatereat in Ute famona •* »tarta*tte. 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In the .Aooded meadow. tbep f all YOU WILL REALIZE THAT “THEY LIVE WELL WHO LIVE CLEANLY, IF YOU USE SAPOLIO J e �Hasting Banner Thursday, Feb. 13, tSs6. ------------ w. ??. COOK. Local Editor. I 5oiemnty Swear Several Coldwater lads ran away from home recently because they wanted to “see the world.” One or two actually got as far as Chicago, but quickly tired of that little, Insignificant place and made bee lines for their homes which seemed bigger and sweeter to them than they ever did- before. All have returned home and are now satisfied with tbelr experience in trying to “see the world” in this manner. Marvelous Result*. From a letter written by Rev. J. Gunderman of Dimondale, Mich., we are per­ mitted to make this extract: I have no hesitation iu recommending Dr. King’s New Discovery, as the results were almost Adtniuitaeriog the Oath. marvelous In the case of uiy wife. Whllty • t nrt Failure-Ncrvousncsj*-! I was pastor of ■ the Baptist Church at Wak^fullncf-s-Hcadnche—General Rives Junction she was brought down with Duhility. 7. Wiodeckn“cht. Montague. Mich., Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe. Terri­ . tkvs the following .tatement and at­ ble paroxysms of coughing would last : ins it by oath before Jas. Morrison, hours with little Interruption and it seem­ Notary Public ol thename place. "For ed aa If she could not survive them. A /.■'past year I wasatflicted with heart • friend recommeded Dr. Kings New Discov­ injure, nen-cuM-esa. extreme wakeful­ ery; it was quick In Its work and highly . .. headache; and general debility, satisfactory in results.” Trial bottle free Regu­ -!■ -acinus whom I consulted failed to at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. s -u l.t me. I was advised to use Dr. lar size 50c. and 81.00. V.'s.ceier s Nerve Vitalizer, which I did Prof. C. F. R. Bellows of Mt. Pleasant ■ i- became thoroughly cured by ito io a short time." Dr. Wheeler'. has consented to allow bls name to be Nerve Vitalised acted on the nervou* presented to the next Republican state .vsttm, which it the seat of nearly all convention as a candidate for Superin­ .< our ailment*. Treat your nerve, tendent of public instruction. nd vour stomach, liver, kidney, and soct troubles will disappear. Dr. Kleetrlc Bitter*. Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer in the only Electric Butera le a medicine suited' for reliable, safe and sure remedy to use. any season, but perhaps more generally for <«//• Ay 11’. H. (toodyenr. needed, when tbe languid exhausted feel­ ing prevails, when the liver Is torpid and sluggish and the need of a toulc and alterative is felL A prompt use of this medicine has often averted long and K. ALICE KiR|K. perhaps fata! bilious fevers. No medicine FlIYSlCtAp AND SV HOBOS. will act more surely in counteracting aud i promptly attend* a day and night freeing tbe system from the malarial poison eF< rd’s Hdtel, south side entrance. Headache. Indigestion, Constipation, Diz­ F HAGRHLL. W. W. POTTER. ziness yield to Electric Bitters. 50c. and >1.00 per bottle at W. H. Goodyear’s Mod­ J. BARRELL A POTTER, em Drug Store, Attorectest Faw, . ... • '! i•gr.|s»'i.y itank. Collections ismiptl •• Hid -i’.tb. and general law buntnera The Douglas basket factory gives em­ ployment to 150 persons, and has a dally capacity of 2000 bony crates, 17.000 Clim­ w a. 1AMPMAN. ax baskets. 150 dozen half-bushel and fifty H . D. D. S. A . j,.-,-of D»ntal work done carefully and dasen bushel baskets, entailing an annual n-i’vpt ■ Local Aim-stheeia. gas or chloroform expenditure for material and labor of 820,­ ci*-'!:, tuace over Fhin Smltnta Racket Store, 000. pnr.-- * p> 12 and I U>b. J. C. 1 AMPMAN, M D. ' Bncklen'* Arnica Salve a*. - with W. A. Lampuian. callH promptly . - w-re-.t. >peelal attention given to lilting The best salve In the world for cutp, n;d treating Hernia or Rupture for .idical cure, 'l b- majority ot caaee can be bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever . i n-arer.uv < urea without a surgical open*- sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction L J. M. SMITH. or money refunded. Price 25 cents per Collections made in all parts of the state box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the ConveyHncitig h jpqeiality. Special pains druggist. taken in ’•drafting contracts. chattel mort­ State New* gages and wills. Woodlaud, Mich. “Reason’s whole pleasure, all the loys of sense. Live in three words, health, peace, and competence.” So says tbe poet. Competence counts for tlttle when one Is sick,'and peace h dis­ turbed when health is upeet so that tii Poet rightly places health first To have good health you must have pure blood. From the blood the system-receives all its material of growth and repair. Th* beat blood-purifier is Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medi­ cal Diaeovery, which ia world-famed and aoM everywhere. It la a sovereign reme­ dy for all diseases due to impoverished or Impure blood, ns consumption, bronchitis, weak lungs, scrofula, old sores, skin di»seaacs. and kindred ailments. Delicate diseases of either sex, however Induced, promptly thoroughly and perma­ nently cured. Send 10 ctmte Iu stamps tor large Illustrated treatise, sent areurelv sealed lu plain euvftope. Addraw, Worlfs DUpensary'-■Medical Association, 653 Main Street, Buflalo, N. Y. business cards. P dward •r.iggttrt. Loyal K. Knappeh. Arthur C. Denison.___ T-,art. KNAPI’EN* DENISON, LAWYERS. Rooms Sip Michigan Trost Co. Bldg.. Grand Rapids. Michigan. E An Aitken club of over 200 members has been org inized in Flint. it not only is so, but it. must be.so. One Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and that’s what makes it go. W. H. Goodyear. A high liver with a torpid liver will not . be a luug liver. Correct the liver with Attorney nt law. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, little pills Hasting*. MicIl that cure dyspepsia and constipation. Fraciiees iu. all courts of tho stale.- ColW. H. Goodyear. .rCtk-tHi prnmntly attended to. The work of putting up a new robe lan ncry is in progress in Reed City. iC’UH NER, M. D.. . Physician and Surgeon, Adrian bas a New Men’s Club.the mem­ - Mich. bers of which recently gave a lek. attired । irone bloek east of depot. lu white Jacket and aprons, and ino«t of the dainty viands were prepared by their A. A Cl IL BARBER own hands. \ . I’lnsk lan.s and Surgeons. Quick In effect, heals and leaves no scar. Calks m city! or •ounty responded to with Burning, scaly skin eruptions quickly promptness, day or night cured by DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Ap­ plied to bnrns. scalds, old sores. It is magi­ A. SHELDON, cal in effect. Always cures plies. . Abstmrt and Rea! Estate Office. W. H. Goodyear. Abstract Block. Hastings. Mou-j to loin I on Iteal Estate Real Estate One Minute Cough Cure touches the sol.) uu c. innission. General conveyancing, daring a complete set of Abstract Books, cpm- right spot. It also touches It at the right -<1 from the K-sw.ts, can furnish complete time If you. take It when you have a couch or cold. See the point? Then don’t cou gh. W. H. Goodyear. PHILIP T. COLGROVE. All the performers In Bordwell ’s theater 1 Attorney at Law in Saginaw have been found guilty of tSuece.-bor to Smith & Colgrove.) ’Office id Onion block. Hastings./ playing without a license and fined 825 rrarilces In adl the courts of the state. each or thirty days in Jail. Tbe case will tie carried to tho supreme court. i E. KENASTON, ’ /». Attorney at Law, “Give me a liver regulator and I can ' (Over J.B. Goodvearft (’<>.’• atom.) regulate tbe world.” said a genius. Tbe I'mcticesln aUcourtaottne State. Collections druggist banded him a bottle of DeWitt’s jr-jmptiyAttended to. Little Early Risers, the famous little pill. W. H. Goodyear. b 1’1 MiMERMAN, iloiucepathlc Phy fames a. sWeezet. J H P E • Bll-iau and Surgeon. Office oyer Boger’s grocery store.) LOjCAL NEWS. • ClK^ML/ITiON * is weep, 1 80 quires. Hereafter. changes . for advertisements must reach civs office Tuesdays at latest tc n«UTj insertli.-n in .the issue of Ute week when brought. Don’t invite disappointment by experi­ menting. Depend upon One Minute Cough CUre and you have immediate re­ lief. it cures croup. The only harmless remedy that produces immediate results. W. 11. Goodyeail After announcing that he would accept the urgent call extended to him to become pastor of the Benton Harbor Congrega­ tional church, the Rev. Bastian Smites of YpsOintl has reconsidered bis action and concluded to remain in tiie normal town. Soothing, healing, cleansing. DeWltl’t Witch Hazel Salve is the enepy to sores, wounds aud piles, which it never falls to L*o not dally with rheumatism. Get rid of it cure. Stops itching and burning. Cures X COM OT .t once by purifying the blood with Hood's Sar­ saparilla. Be sure and get Hood’s. .. xxr W. n H. fiA.iT.vviti Goodyear. three hours. Jaxon Soaip hurls no fabric. Nothing cleans cleaner than Jaxon soap. Jaxon Prize Baking Powder leavens H?st. i .. Frank Harrison, of Hillsdale, wound up a »pree by drinking five ounces of wood aicobol. He was burled the following Sunday. As soon as it was known that Benton Harbor was to have free delivery 200 iapplicattous for positions came from people there who wanted jobs. Robert McKay, aged 88 years, wbo died verv suddenly Ip Romeo Sunday, was an old abolitionist and bad an eventful career. He was born near Glasgow, Scotland, and came to thfe country i“ 1880, casting bls first vote with the original alolltlon party In 1842. J. WL Pierce. Republic. Ia., lays: “1 have used One Minute Cough Cure in my family and for myself, with results so en­ tirely satisfactory that 1 can hardly find words to express myself as to its merit. 1 will never fall to recommend It to others, on every ocoslon^that presents Itself. W. H. Goodyear. Worthy Toar Conlldence. George Corye 11, aged 14 years, of Mos­ Ttirsiwra nt Hood’* Hnranpnrilln In cow. Hilisdale Co., couldn’t keep up idth conquering wrr)folk. In whatever way It his companions in his lessons at school, may manifest Itoelt ts vouched for by and the fact so discouraged him that he many thousand who were severely afflicted took a big dose of pads green mi Monday. by into prevalent disease, but who now A doctor pumped him out, however, and rejoice over a permanent cure by Hood a Sarsaparilla. Scrofula may "PP**r “ * George will make another effort to keep humor, or It mar stMek the daods of the up with the procession. neek. or break out In dreadful running . A peculiar accident happened to Chas.. Krea on the body or hmbe. Attacking ‘ the mneotis membrane. It may develop Cahill, at Coldwater, Wednesday. ‘ While Into catarrh or lodgtog in the luags lead waiting to get shaved he quietly sal down to consumption. Dorns as It may. • falh>in tiie barlier’a choir quite uunoilced by fal course of treatment with Hood a Bar­ the barber, who was strapping a razor,and paverilia will overoonto IL f°r working upon the foundation of all diseases. received a put uu the cheek from a'“fancy pure blood, ti e system l» clarified and vi­ inure” by the barber. Several .stitches re­ talized, an«t vigor, strength and hreitn tepaired tliejcut. stored to tiie body. THE GOOD SAMARITAN IN CHINA WINTER 18 HERE. All Mind*. Winter is half over. People are contin­ uing lo catch colds, and not a bouse but bears the winter cough. People are try­ ing to gp| something to cure these troubles which are almost inevitable at this time of tiie year. It can safely be said that nine-; tenths of tbe people in the United Slates have a cold sometime during tbe winter.rflere Is one remedy which will prevent colds and coughs and cure them with cer­ tainty when they are contracted. This remedy isTe-ru-na. Taken with regular­ ity during the winter months. It will en­ tirely prevent coughs; cnlds, 1r grippe, consumption, bronchitis or pneumonia. It wlll also cure without failure catarrh and recent cases of eunsumption, and often in advanced stages. '• Everybody should have tbe G4-pace look on catarrh and winter diseases which is being sent free by the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company ot Columbus, Ohio. One dark evening I wua returning home from a call on one of our Eng­ lish neighbors in Taiyuenfu, writes NEW FUNERAL EQUIPMENT. Prof. C. M.Cady in Century. When not Combined Hearse end Carriage to Curtail far from our compound tbe road Livery Bill*. crossed an open space of several acres A company has been formed al Bal­ in extent. As I was finding my way timore, Md., to conduct funerals upon along by the dim light of a Chinese a novel and economical plan. It will lantern, I nearly stumbled over the fnmiah a combined hearse and car­ body of a man who had fallen by the riage for conveying the remains and way. My first impulse was to take 20 people. It is built something on the bold of tbe person and ascertain if order of an omnibus, though bearing help was needed; but for some reason tbe somber appearance of a hearse. I did noL but hurried home to get aid. The front section is to be set. aside Mr. X was still with us. and on hearing for the mourners, with an entrance on my statement said: either side jdst bark of the front “Yes, I know; the man is dead, and wheels. There is a row of seats on each it is fortunate that you did not attonipt side of the doors to accommodate six to touch the body. Should wo now persons. It is trimmed in black broad­ cloth with heavy drapery. should no doubt be seen, and at once The rear comportment is separated suspicion would attach itself to us, end from the front by a solid partition. The none could tell the consequences. We seats are placed lengthwise, as in a might cause a riot before morning.” street car, and have a seating capacity It should be said that this suspicion for 14 persons. Friends of the family would not have been because we were and pall bearers occupy this comport­ foreigners, for a native under sim­ ment, the door being at the rear end ilar circumstances would likewise have of thc^vehicle. By this arrangement the friends will run the risk of being charged with the murder. The Good Samaritan be entirely separated from the family would hare fared hardly rn China— Ingoing from the home to the Cemetery. The casket is on the top of the con­ or most likely would have been sus­ pected of doing the kind deed for some veyance. it is drawn up an incline into ultimate gain—while the priest and the position by noiselfs* ropes and pul­ Lcvite would have been accounted not leys. hard-hearted, but prudent. MORTGAGE SALE. Default bavins been made iu the conditions of a certain mortgiure m*de uy Gtwnrt W. Gregory and wife Ano Gregory to Chalr-s Wilcox dated Nor 18. A. D. i»l »nd recorded in tbe office of l he Register of Deeds, for ihe County of Barry and State of Mictng*iu-on the *:wrntv-elghtb><tav of November. A. D. ihju in Liber 34 of Mortgage*, ou rage Ki». on which mortgage there Is claimed tn be due at tbe date of thlsnollcetbe sum >»f Three hundred rave tyniue dolliirs and ttiglv-elght rents, and an *rtancea? tornev’s fee of Twenty five - ollsta provided lor In raid mortgage, and no Milt or Morecdlngs at law having be«m Instituted to recover the moneys secured by raid mortgage. °r any part thereof: Now. Therefore, by virtue of Hie nowvr of THE AMERICAN sale contatned'ln raid mortg.ige. anti the stature Protective Tariff league Id such case made and urovMrd. Jiotiea Is ta-re2ghenthaton Saturday the Sreuml day of ay A. D I8M, attrn o'rloc* In the forenoon. 1 shall rail .at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, at tbe North-front door ot th* .Court House, Id tiieCity *d IkwUngs,-ibat being the ulace where the Circuit Court tor Birry County 1# holden), the preniiws derarlbed to raid mortgage, or so macb I hereof as may be nee­ > nsary to pav th-.* amount due oi> raid mortgage, with Seven per cent, interest.and *11 legal c« ste, Hastings, - - Mich. together with au attorney’s fra of Twenty-five dollars covenanted for therein, tiie premises beliuc described In said mortgage as all those certain lots nleeft and parrels of land situate in SURPLUS, >17,000.00 tbe City nf Hastings In the County <rf Barry and riaie nf Michigan, and knowu and described as Incorporated under the laws of the State ef follows: Michigan. Fraction City lots number three f»). und four (4* tn Block No. five (5) In tb.e Eastern addition to the village, now City of Hastings-Except that Open for business, Dec. 15, 1886. portion heretofore conveyed to Chicago. Kala maxoo and Saginaw Kail Road Company, aud OFFICERS. containing In each lot four by eight rods ot land, according to the recorded plat of said City D. G. Robinson, President; ot HastSnys. Chester Messer, Vice Pres. Cbahlks Wilcox, Dun W. Reynolds, Cashier. Mortgagee. ’ DIRECTORS: Piiuar T. CoLonovr. W. H Pokers. Attorney for Mortgagee. . Dan W. Reynolds, D. G Robinson, R. B. Messer, Dated Jan. 29.18£W. M. L.Cook. Chester Menar, P. T. Colgrove. ’ PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County ot Burry— Has the only ravings department in Barry Atase»rion of tiie probate Oonrt for the County of Barry, holden nt tbe Probate Office, lounty and pays interest on all ume In the City of Bastings, id said County on Satur­ day, tbe eighth day of FetmuKV. in the year one thoutaud eight hundred and ninety-six. Present Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Pro­ bate. In the matter of the estate «f Jacob L. Custer, deceased. On rearing and filing the petition rtnly verified ot Wm. H. Stebbins, creditor of said deceased praying that administration of said estate may be granted to Chas H. Bauer or to some other suitable person. Thereupon It Is ordered.that Thursday the fit! h Is no doubt a matter of day of March A. D., 1R96. at ten o’clock tn the forenoon, tie assigned for the hearing of some concern to you, said petition and that the belra at law of said but not so when you deceased and all other persons interested tn said estate, are required to appear at a session buy it at the City Bak­ of said Court, then to be holden at the Probate office, in the City of Hastings, in said County, ery. Everyone when and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer ot tbe petitioner may nm be granted.. And It Is in the city should get a lurtber ordered, that aatd petition’ r give Dotloe to the penons fnten-sit-d In said estate, of the cheap lunch at the City nendency of said petition and the hearing there­ of by causing a ropy of this order to be publish Bakery. Hot tea and ed in the Hastings Banmkk. a newspaper coffee at all hours of iwinted and circulated in said County of Barry, once in each week for three t ncceeslve weeks the day. Finest line of previous to raid day of bearing. (American. ArfYerea'Vb ? Hastings City Bank, Ther* is an old lady on the West side, white-haired. Irene’, olent-looking filled with good deeds, aayn the Chicago Times Herald. She is always doing good, and tho worthy |K>or always uud in her a friend in need. It was during the first cold snap this winter that she heard a poor widow, an Irishwonfun. with four •’mall children, who were in need of clothing to protect them from the cold. The next day, with a large bundle of clothing. Hhe visited the com­ fortless rooms of this unfortunate fam­ ily. The mother had gone out, but t he. children were there, and this old,lady, whose charity work is of the practical sort, proceeded to dress the little ones herself, beginning with the youngest* a mere baby. She was just fastening the la?t button of the dress of the eldest girl when the door ogiened and the mother wnlked in. Shewrrchilled through, tired, and discouraged from her failure to get work. It took but an instant for her to grasp fhe situa­ tion, and when she looked into the kindly face of the benrfai t^ew her ryes were filled with tears. “God ble^s ye, mum. for your kind­ ness to my little onea,” she said, “nnd may ye never go to a plai* thqt iscold “My good woman," replied the old lady, "perhaps the reason I do this is to avoid going to a place that is hot." Twenty-six years is a good age for a schooner. The .Tulia Ann, of Winter Harbor, Me., has been in active service for that period and is said by her cap­ tain to lie even now as good as she ever was. The insurance companies back up tile captain’s statement-, too. In her long life the schooner bas sailed over a good part of the world’s salt water, and is well known in every har­ bor of; the Maine coast. A drowning man would have little use for a method of rescue which would* re­ quire days. A dyspeptic doesn’t want to bother with a remedy that is going to take weeks to show Its beneficial effects. The Mount Lebanon Shakers art offer­ ing a product under the name of Shaker Digestive Cordial which yields immediate relief; The very find do.«e proves imnefioial in most cases; and it is owing to their unbounded confidence In it, that they have put 10 cent sample bottles on the market Huntley, Curley and Boot the three couvicta who were the cause of the recent uprising at the shirt factory in the Jack­ son prison, have been convicted ot oseauil on Deputy Warden Northrup nod have had ten years each added to the sentences under which they are now serving time. When Baby was sick, we gave hcr Castorix When she was a Child, abo cried for CMtoria. When sho became Uta, die clung to Castoria. Hnw She Spelled IL Evervone. knows bow Un spell hard water" with three letters, but. proba­ bly some renders would be puzzled to spell "vesterdny” with six. A Cincin­ nati girl could toll them how. according to the Enquirer. *\She does not yet go to school, hut is taught by her mother at home. The other night her father waa hearing her spell. Oue word after another waa suc­ cessfully dispnoed of, und then be said: -Now, Annie. I nm going to give you a hard one. If you spell it correctly 1’11 bring you some candy. How do you spell ’yesterday?’" It wok a hard one. Annie thought-pf the candy, and just then ber eye caught the calendar hanging against tbewull. Then-he un^era.1, with a .mile of tri­ I'nefpr rt-a-V. veflumph: “ “V-r-.i F-r-i, .riwter. d-»-r. (lav. d»y. y~- t.rd.y,’* W.t.r r»mlo. In kottth Arrten. Tbe South African newnpapem are full of arousing Incident, in connection with the Rand water famine. Soda wa­ ter at five ahillinfpi a bottle in in p-neral une for culinary and wnahlng pnrpoara. The demand for Florida, bay ram, can de ooloyne and other llqnlda of Ilk.character in unprecedentedly great, at: I anything that can be preened Ihto tbe aerricc of the toilet commandn n fancy price A mixture of ammonia end larender water in .aid to yield tory reeulta. and even vanellna and ben­ zine are by no mean, deapised. >100 Howard, >100. The“fa'llp»pw «1U W 10 laarn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure tn all its stages and that b Catarrh. Hah> Catarrh Core tbe only positive cure now known to the medle.lrmun.lty. tIMel dlw»« remilret * cauUtmloMl treat -yMrm. tlrnrrtirMW"! thr The condensed milk factory at Howell paid nearly 320.000 to farmers during the month of December for milk. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. 1 Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. . The Marshall bicycle strikers were out only a day and then returned to work. Sensible. . CHABLKS U’.ABMCTBOXO. (A true copy.) Confectionery in the city. Judge ol Probate. MORTGAGE SALE. . Defanlt having been made iu the conditions of a certain mortgage, executed by Adison C. Benedict aud Marg.tret iteueJict. busband aud wife, to llarvev Williams, daied the eleventh day of June IMS. recorded tl e twenty third day of June iBK’i. und ou which there la .claimed to be due. al the date hereof. Two Hundred and Ten Dollars and ninety five cents, notice is hereby given, that by tlrme of the power of snle In sitld mortgage,! shall foteclose the saute, by n sale ot the morUntgcd premises, at public auction, to the highest bidder, nt tbe north front door of the Court Houv- In the City of Hastings. Barry County Michigan, on tbe seven:iN-nt h dsy of April lUKt, at one o’clock in Ute afternoon, the wane being described as ail thoy certain pieces or pan iris of land situated in tbc.townuhlp of ITo.-e. In the County of Bam, and State of Michigan, and described as follow*, to wit: The west part of the north east quarter, of tiie north cast quarter of Section thlrtv six containing thirty acres of land and the east part of the north west quarter of the north east quarter of Section thirty six contain lug ten acres of Innd. and eonhiinlug In all tortv acres of land, tbe mmo being iu townshlptwo north ot range nine west. Dated Jan.rt.1Rie. „ Habvey Williams. Mortgagee. KAFFIR KOLA EXTRACT Is the Greatest Remedy and Cure of the It la an extract made front tbe J alec af I11M in their tribe* for many granaa a paaitlre eaure for all nerv- bHodb kitoey Hood’s Pills act easUy. yet promptly and effec­ tively, on tho liver and bowete. Kc for the United BUiri for this wonderful ex­ tract. A* a rcarawty we return the is this; If you are troubled with Catarrh, Odd in Head. Hay Fever, go to tiie drug­ girt named below and get a bottle of Cen­ t try Catarrh Cure. No danger of being hambugged. Relief in five minutes and a pMitlve cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. If your dealer hasn’t It, send $1.25 to us fl. E. REMKES, FROF’K MORTGAGE SALE. Default bavins been' made in the conditioas et a certain mortg i^e made by Geohge W. Gregory and Ann Gregors to Evelyn Dibble dated Dee. Il A. D. 1K>! and ret-orded tn tbe office of tbe Register of I»red», for tiie County ot Barry and State nf Michigan, on the 11th day of December A. D. iroi In Lther 33 ot MartgaffM, on page 331. Haiti mortgage Riven upon tbe express condition that should nn> d fault be made in tbe payment of the said fri irrent, or nny jnrt there­ of. on anv day whereon tbe raiue in made pay­ able, as above expressed, and sh-uld the same remain unpaid ned in arrear for the space of thirty da\s. the- and from thencefore, that la U« say after the laps* ot said thirty days, the aforesaid principal spin of twelve hundred dollars with nil arrearage of interest thereon shall, at the option pf raid party of tho seoona party- become due aud payable. Default having b-en made in the payment of . interest dna Dec. llth.HBM, and the same hav­ ing remained, unpaid aud In arrears for the space of thirty dxvs and upwards, the aferaraM principal sum ot twelve hundred dollars wiln all arrearages of Interest 'thereon is uow declar­ ed due an«i payable by the terms of laid mort­ gage on which mortgage Ibero Is claimed to be dur at the dateot this notice the sum ot Thir­ Attorney for .Mortgagee. teen Hundred seventy three Dollars and fiftytwo cents, and an attorney’s fee ot .thirty flv» Dollars provided for iu raid mortgatc and no PROBATE OlUiEiL suit or proceedings at law having bent institut­ State of Michigan, County of Barrr-ss. ed to recorer tbe inon«ys secured by said martAta m-85'.ou ot the Probate Court for the gHg“ or nny.part thereof: ' Coutnv <’f Bsrrj . holden ».t the Probate office, in Now. Therefore, bv virtue nf the power of the City of HaMlngs. In said county, on Mon­ rale contained ir saidJucrtgagr. and the statute day, the- sDUj dny of Jaunary in the year one in such cese made and provided, notice -herethousand right hundred and niaety-six. bv giv*-n-thal on Saturday tbe Twenty-eighth Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge- of day of March A. D. i®t. at ten u'dock in tbe •’■lnbath<* mutter nf tbe estate ot Ctara forenoon. I shall sell Si TubUn Aucflou. to the highest bidder, at the North front door of tbe 3. Walers. dec«wi?«>. Court H<«c«e Id the city of Hastings. (that being O« resiling and fi-iuglke petition dnlv veri­ the place where the iCircuit- Court for Barry fied. of Gen. R. B>de. Administrator of raid Couutv b holden). tb« premises (tescri’-en in estate i»rsylng fw n^wrns Ihnidd j»jtitlon set said wioruuw. or so much thereof as may be forth that tie may te licenced to sell the real I neeesrarv to pay the amoum due ou raid mort­ estate of said deeeased as tn raid petition de- gage with seven uerrent. Interest and all legal B*Tt»eSninon B Is ordered, that Timsday. the ••n,ts, together with ah attorney!* fee <1 Thirtyfive Dollars covenanted for therein, tiie premis­ UUhdavnl February. A. D. 18HG.MI tea ocloek es being descriiwxl io raid mortgage m all tital in the forenoon '->e aligned fertile hearing o' piece or parcel oftk’dl lying and being <ituste said pi-t'tion uu<| that the belts at law of raid In theTownshlMOl Hhatinus in the County of deceased and all other ihifsod-* tuUewted lu B*rry and Stale nt .Mfcbigau.nud ki.owu and de raid estate, are n«<iu:red looppear ut a scralop ecrined as follows: „, ot said cinirt.tiien to tw hidden at rtm Probate of­ ’ The North slxtv<a»A«3^B0< the South West fice. in the City ot Hratiags, tn smd < ounty, and Quarter of Hectlnu rhirtyjwo (3D iu Town show cause, U »uy there be. why Tnrre »3j North. Kanfee Kight f«) West. the orayer of v.e petitioner ntay net be The P-urties ot th** first -purt hereby agree to granted. Aud it is further ordered, that pay the taxes that may hcresfrer ho assessed raid petitioner trie t.»tie- ’•« toe persons upon tbli mortgage up to and includintt one per interested in raid ettnta. of tin* pendency ol rent, and l no exceiw 41f anv) over th- one per is said petition aud t»e bearing thereof b{,ca,^‘nf rent to be paid by t>e.party of the second part a copy of ill’s order tn be pablishwt iu the Bus- hereto. „ _ «' tings Baxhxu. a iu-Anpai»<jr printed and elrcuEvxiax Dibmlm. Mortgagee. tated in raid U>u t) nrilvnt week tor thre>- rat.vesslve weeks previous to raid day of bearing.. , Attorn** for .Mortgagee. (1HAH. W. AitMSTROwo. Judge of Probate. Dated Dm. MW. is®; (A true copy.) Rheumatism Buns Blot When there is lactic acid in the blood.- Linti menu and lotions will be of ho permanent lieuofit A cure can be accomplished only bv nontrallzlng this acid and for this purpose Mood’s Sarsaparilla Is the best medicine because Hood s Sarsapsrina is tho only true blood parifior prominently in the public eye. Ladies . ® Your Daily Bread Schooner** Long Life, THANKFUL MOTHER’S BLESSING ipu. QPtnendL the cause If tho Itaby 1i Cutttag Tooth. Be sure and use that okl snd well tried remedy, Mra. Wlustow^ Soothing Syrup for children teething. It sooths the child. Noftena the gums, allays ull pain, cures wind colic and Is liie best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-tive cents a bottle. third bottle and not being benefited thereby or order from u» direct; we pay all charge*. Kaffir Kola Extract Co Office, 32, 209 State Street, . HICAGO; WE WILL SEND YOU POSTPAID The “Gresco It canto, bnok al tl» SMjWaM Color: DRIB or WHITE “ is*" LONG. SHORT anti HEDIUn LENGTH tSRj; ttut-K « «»<*• H""1”*1 fh’:;.’- ter SfSlutl”fwu to ««■ »e~llorlut“t THE MICHIGAN CORSET CO., JACKSON, fUCH. «<*■ BT-Bold by DruRrlsts. •»« in Buying a Piano or an Organ Instnuacnta Mid for ea»h or <xry paymsau. Catalogues and foil taforrartioa Mat free. �LlUrary Note* SCHOOL COLUMN. UNITED ORDER BURIAL OF A GREAT ARTIST. TEXAS RANGERS. ■hould ucro «o tbtok ttat .elop. only the moroleo of tto The late exhumation of Taganinfa CrlUdun, of tbi. kind, bowerer, nr. remains, near Parma, brings to mem­ usually heard from tboee wbo bare in Texas. They are separated into com­ ory all the other peregrinations they tried U>1. fueinetlnc merore Eighth Grade EaBiuiaationa panies and are kept on the borders for have gone through since they were first ot recreation end exeroiee. Expeneace the most part, says tbe St, Louis Globe­ For some years past tbo State Depart­ taken to lhe Nice cemetery in 1640— haa proved liiat bicycling brlnga Into Democrat, They live in the open air ment <4 Public Jgstructlon has eel final when Nice still belonged to Italy. Be­ play and develop, all tbe important the year round. Nearly every night in eighth K«ade examinations tor those com­ ing refuser] there, however, because raoselea which help to build up the pleting the work outlined in the Slate the year, rain or ahlne. they hare only Paganini was not of Nice, the remains physical structure. Of course tbe legs Manual for the district schools and many the sky for a roof and the bare ground were taken to Marseclles, where they receive tbe greatest amount of exerof the troys and virls of. Barry Co. now for a bed. Their pillows are their sad­ were also refused admittance. Nbt olao. but the use of tbe arms, tmek and hold diplomas granted from these examidles. They are made up of the flower of even Genoa, where Paganini was born, chest is very important. Wben a steep I ' n.-.tions. Texas manhood. A wild, yelling, curs ­ incline Is encountered tbe legs alone I*he regular eighth grade examination ing cowboy is looked upon with con­ would receive his body because an set by the shite tor this year will take epidemic was then raging- A- B’ce re­ would bo unable to eupply sufficient tempt by them. They depend upon place on February 25 and 29. propulalvepower. The bundle bars most fusal waa received nt Cannes. TIM bat two or ,11 death ben-t, their six-shooters and carbines, their For the convenience- of pnplfe several Shall 1 tell yon why it wqm bo hard bo firmly grasped, and the strain on ordtn. Tbe drat of all die order, to aMooolness and marksmanship, the known examinations will be held at different them Is very great; In 'act they might ndt ladW. The flr«t to demonitraie m to find a resting placa for his bones?' places throughout the county, and pupils courage of their comrades. The gov­ It was a common belief that Paganini be broken If at all defective, which tbe worfU that tout abiuiom are the l»-i prepared to take tbe work are urged to be ernor of Texas is the chief officer of rlatea. had sold bis soul to. the devil, who give* a faint Idea of the great strength present at any one of the appointed places the rangers. What, he says is law to It ba, the rmalleat datb rale of an, that must be put forth by the arms and write*. them. The sheriff, tbe police, the would* take it immediately after the order of It, axe. The examinations will be held at the So. for five years, and back. militia, must not stand in their way if poor num died! 10.000 Mnuh.r. and a maadr atww.ih ’allowing places; Hastings (In the Court the rangers have orders from the gov­ the body was left on the rocks of San Boom) on Saturday, February 29; Maple It ha- fewer aMnrmeuu ibau ah, ordr: HiuiMutf* Marksis. ernor. The rangers hold individually Ferreol, where it might be still hail Grove (In the Norton School House) on of It. a*e. \ Butter. 10 to W. Friday, February 28; and at the school aa much power as any sheriff in Texas. not the duchess of Parma insisted in KM4000 P*W to Famtllea of the -OCora per bn. 30 house In each of tbe following villages on They hold more. They are not bounded having it buried In the Villa Goimc. ceaaed «t Boar of Create* need. In J 855, tlje coffin had to be changed, , Friday, February 28: Irving, Banfield, Bauler, are you tbe alaff of a family by county lines. Jaxd per lb., 7. Prairieville. >wf On whom will they lean when vOU Whenever a sheriff is unable to cope and in 1876 tbe body was again re­ Potatoes per i»u., is to All examinations will be held on Friday Bye per du.. 35. w cone? Tour earning. te.d an, with lawlessness he calls on the gov­ moved, this time to the Cemetery of Ft brnarv 28, except the one at Hastings Tallow per lb.. 4. clothe them now. to whom will they look Crop Report. ernor and the rangers axe sent to take Parma. Then, however, all the people Oats per ou., 15 tv 90. ' which will be held Saturday, February 29, when you are deal? in Parma crowded the river ride, down Wheat, red per be.. 67. Tiie weather during January waa fairly charge. The section which the rangers ‘ in the court room. Legal cap paper will Proride ttnday for the future of w,rr< Wheat, white ner be. he used. A diploma will be given to each favorable for wheat The ground was not police is larger in area than all of New which the body was carried by night, Hay per ton. 7 to 15 children, parent, or otben; to-morrow ma. Fort drwW. 4-21 one passing the exhminallon and the di­ at all times entirely covered with snow, England, and it ia of such a character to the light of hundreds of torches. be too late. Beans, n to 00 ploma will admit tbe bearer to the ninth bat when it was not covered the tempera­ that were it not for their work it would Baron Attilius Paganini, a grandson of Chicken dressed. P. If rich. It wlae to prorlde for the yature raiiged high and no material damage be given over to lawlessness aud dis­ tbe violinist, was also present. Once grade of any village or city school. Beef dretfM. 5.50 to ’ rerres ot the morrow. It poor. It u a diBeef lire. X(0, Beh.w .are the directions donceming was done. In reply to tbe question "Has order. They are paid 840 a month and more, in 1893, the vault was opened, cr.ee, eonalderiox tbe aerety and wan Mutton, dressed, s. ■’irhth grade examinations give* by the wheat during ^January suffered injury and the features of the great man were Dried apples, s to 4. ooeta ot the order, not to encore tor your from any cause?” 71 correspondents in their rations and |rms and ammunition again, seen. And now again the vault Department of Public Instructions. Buckwheat flour. 1.F0 family protection In cue at death. ' are furnished by the state. They pro ­ 1. Examinations should begin prompt­ the southern counties answer "Yea” and Clovwseed. 4.00 has been opened for repairs. A friend ly al 8:30 o'clock. 440 "No”; in the central counties 28 corres­ vide their own horses, the state paying This order provides death benefits of pondents answer ‘-Yes" and 150 "No” and for them if they are killed. They will write.* and says that the face is still 2. If possible the following order of •500, 51,000, or 12.000 to both sexes, from examinations should be observed: Arith­ in the northern counties 2 answer "Yes” take the saddle at a moment's notice perfectly preserved. The lower part tbe age or sixteen to fifty-lve, at net cost, metic 8:30 to 10; Geography 10 to 11; and 91 "No." to go on a scout of a month's duration. of the body is mere bone; the face, how­ or about one fourth that-of old line in­ civil government ll to 12; recess 12 to In answer to the question "Has the They have no uniform. They have no ever, is as perfect as ever, and has been surance, payable a few days after death ta 12:45; penmanship 12:45 to 1; grammar 1 ground been well covered with snow dur­ military discipline, as discipline is gen­ photographed. Baron Achilles, Paga­ tbe benelclary only, and at an expense of to 2, history 2 to 8; physiology 3 to 4; ing the month?” about oue-half of the erally understood, but they obey their nini’s son (now an old man), has caused reading and orthography 4 to 5. correspondents in the southern counties, less than three cents per day for Sl,©uo 3. Pupils takiug the examination two-thlrds in the central, and nearly all in officers and will go with them to cer­ the body to be placed in another cofiiD, Dr. W. J. Morley Lee, the Distin­ Insurance. tain death without a murmur. and this time a large piece of glass has should be required to sit alone, and the the northern answer "Y^." guished Japanese Throat and Lung been placed in the coffin. Thus any The total number of bushels of wheat work of a pupil wbo communicates wltfiIt does Its btulnees privately, aelecU It* QUAIL WERE DRUNK. artist ▼isiting^’arma may now see the . out permission should be thrown out en­ reported marketed by farmers in January Surgeon, Eye and Ear Expert. own associates, and rejects tbe unaccept­ tirely. Is 664,102, and In the six months, August- Experience of a California Pat Boater la features of Paganini by asking Baron able at will, just a» any well regulates 4. Persons not taking the examination January 5,998,826. The amount marketed .Achilles* permission. a Vineyard. family, or tbs church, shoald do, and thi* > hould be made welcome but the moot in January Is 397,736 bushels leas than re­ I am told tint much of the music "I was out hunting quail in a big without interferring with any other obll -'ouifortable seats should be reserved for ported marketed in January 1895, and the which bears Paganini’s name was never gallons, relations,' or duties whatsoever. those doing the work. amount marketed iu the six months, vineyard near Santa Boss a few days A Commandery of this splendid order i* written by Jtim at all. His real com ­ ago," remarked Superior Judge Dough ­ 5. Commissioners should report to tbe Aognst-Janpary, Is 1.303,115 bushels less The noted specialist who lias enjoyed Now is teachers as soon as possible the result of than reported marketed in the seme months erty, of Sonoma county, according ‘to positions, however, are now going to br such wonderfnl aucress In Japan, Europe. dow being formed in Hastings. tbe time to proteet those left after you published, and they will be a surprise the San Francisco Post, “and I got the the examination of pupils designating the last year. New York and Ibis state,) will again visit have passed away. The Recrd of tbs >uccessful candidates who are recommendAt 87 elevators and mills from which finest bag of birds 1 ever shot in my to artists on account of their mechan­ this city ou March 1st. and 2nd.. All In­ :-d for graduation. reports have been received there was no life. V’hen I first went.into the vine­ ical difficulties, which will be a perfect valids who visit these eminent specialists Golden Cross Is unsurpassed by any order in the United States. 6. Graduating exercises should be left wheat marketed during January. yard I thought I was shooting at tame test of ability to many of our modem on that date, will leeehe services three First to use ths : :u each individual district. The condition of live stock ranges from quail, for they wouldn’t fly until I riolinista— great as they may be. He months free. They trrat all chronic dis­ First to insure women. graded aulgnment plan. We ask you ta 7. Diplomas should be signed by the 92 to 97 per cent, comparison being with used to practice exercises by the hour eases, such as rheumatism, paralysis, investigate tbe Golden Cross and join now Commissioners and forwarded to the stock In good, healthy and thrifty con­ came near stepping on them, and then they would wobble off through the air together with a weight tied to his right neuralgia, heaeaebr. flU, sleeplessness, at low abarter rates. teacher. They should be signed by the dition. Then after this weight was re­ brain and nervous rxhausilon. BL Vitus’ in the most erratic way. They would arm. director and teaebfir. Washington Gardner, dance, cancers, tumors, skin diseases, in­ State! Depot < 8. An average standing of 75 per cent Secretary of State. only fly a short distance until they moved his playing sounded as if it were cluding pimples, freckles, ulcers, salt and a minimum of 60 per cent should be would drop into a grapevine as if their a complete orchestra’playing. There rheum, etc; also heart, liver, stomach and required. are some old people who still remember wings had given out. ( kidney diseases, male and female weak­ DIaiolutteu Notice, ( ». A pupil who fails Ju tills examlna"My dog kept bringing me live quail hearing him practice in this way. jiinii .should be required to take the whole consent the firm of J. c. which I thought I had wounded, but Whilst practicing he would nlso .walk ness, nervous debility, exhausted vitality, By muutal -._______ confusion of ideas, aversion to society, ■'\AUiination the next time he applies. Hunton & Co of Horgau, this day dissolv­ «««« the M.« room, .w«j. rarely looking loss of memory and energy, eta,’ is quick­ • 10. No teacher * ’s - certificate — - j shall be ed. Al! claims against the firm must be finally, when 1 had three dozen birds up and down ly and permanently cured, by ap original and had fired only about a dozen shots, at the music on dhe desk. From his grouted frouvtbls examination, This rule presented at ouce. All accounts due them had (be preference for and never-falling treatment. Cures guar­ youxn he ne always : ts positive. will be colleeted by J. W. Hunton, who I knew there was something wrong ! youth anteed when cithers hare failed,bur will not somewhere. one one bow. bow. It never left him. It was 11. immediately at the close of the ex- ■will contiriuelhe business. accept tticurablu cases. They will exam­ Irwicr aud was mended over and amination, persons conducting the same “Finally 1 came upon n quail lying fArv very Icmg C. J. Mfnton. should cend the papers to the CommlsJ. W. Muntok. on its back and kicking its feet in the ‘ over again. It always lies on tbe chim- ine you tiioroughly, free of charge, and if you are incurable, they will frankly, kind­ -s It ner. Dated th let 23rd day of Jan. 1806. air in the most peculiar way. I picked, ney piece of the Green room in the Villa ly tell you so. 12. Examination papers of uniform it. up and found it uninjured, so far ns . Gaione. It stands in a gobi column, Take oiv* candid thought before It is loo sire should be used. L-gal cap paper will I could see. Then I set it on ita legs ; protected Kv by • a nt-v«tni crystal uR*<fo shade. anJ «»» on late. A week or mouth biay pltee your lw used. Hherk, Parmalee 21 and it went staggering nnd floundering 1 it is a paper telling what it is.—Foot­ case b*.*yood Ike reach of hope. ' 13. The examiner should carefully Oscar Nettie Mead. 20 over the clods a few feet further till lights. Consumption, asthma,] bronchitis and read these suggestions in the presence of Fred H. Elliott. Hickery Corners catarrh are no longer incurable diseases it fell on its back again and lay kink- ; tbe pupils aud conduct the work fairly Bertha E. Aldrich. “ PHRASES THAT STICK TO US. I by their new and never-fullinn method. and faithtully. BeoJItnan L. Bosch. Freeport 21 ing helplessly. Rrtuemlwr it rnsta you-nothing to c<»nSusie Btahl. Bowue, Kent Co. i 14. Pupils should put upon each paper "For the first time it occurred to me ’ Carina* Figure* of Speech That Have Be* The above represents a New auil Ihetc cmit'i nt eptchqifttw. and there­ the subject, hh name, thq name, or num­ Arthur L. Hill. Maple Grove that the quail was drunk. They had । 2b been feeding on tbe frost-bitten grapes j The queer phrase “My friend and fore the mo«t humble In ciretitns»m»ce!i run ber of fits school district, and the town- Hattie L. Olaer, Maple Grove • Grinding Machine made by Cafeier, Henry .Hayman, Castleton avail theme«*ivt> of-their ya*t experience. that had fermented on tbe vines, and ; pitcher’’ was still sometimes heard in 'Catarrh and catanha: ucpfnr** art are, p<h»|. »hkICatherine Cralts. “ Parmer & Sponable, for which a The nlrove suggestions will be followed were enjoying the wildest kind of a Maryland and Virginia—also, I am ’ lively nnd pcrtnsneptly rttred by ttielr new • > far as practicable. The report erf the patent has been applied for. X-.J J_ « -------» ----»_ ------------------------j ,| a pj, IH . M . ln , lhod. 1 jag. Some could not move, while the ; told, in Pennsylvania, until within reJapauero mrthod. Notics. work, sogmted iu number 5, will be The machine is so simple that made at the cowmencement of the spring The annual meeting of the _______ Fanners soberest couldn’t fly fast enough to i cent years, but would seem now to be ' DR. HELEN ’LEE gives special attention ■ c' —— - t* -— ' to JadhM Merited reward. Her iriui, aud the teacher Should1.plan for Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Barry get out of the way of a clod." a child can operate it and do obsolete hereabouts. tTs It -*m still in — use fn dlwreses diseases of uf.ladlei. l x ■« ....... « ... . . .. I ■•lHH.il..* Lk».r.. r.t.1 while iu Japan 1 . —___ ■ icinedfea were secured and U»e graduating exercises aud presentation and Eaton Counties will bo held In the work as good and in much MUST NOT shave womfn ’ cl«whcrc? “Pitcher’’ had the meanof diplomas at the close of the spring Mudge’s opera house, Jan. 18, 1896 at one MUST NOT SHAVE WOMEN. . tag of chuTn.eronyor fsmilior acquain- will positively and permanently eure all less time than two persons complaints.• The doctor can be consulted o’clock p. m. D. W. Rogers, Sec’y. DedBioD Reached by a Conffrcu of Pros- tance—preferably, perhaps, said of, or could do the work in the old dl!!Lal^er ,wr,ur8 ,n lb*1 UaatinKs Houm*. incnt Hindu Barber*. to, one of the. opposite sex. The sayOffice hours P a. m. to 8 p. m.; office way. A strange incident occurred in Bom- t ing "Littlepitchersbavclongears/’and Bastings House. This machine contains the bay recently. A monster meeting of ! the briefer Shakespearean “Pitchers latest improvements and has Hindu barbers was held for the purpose ; have'ears’’ furnish possibly some anab points possessed by no other ofconsidcringthoqnestionofthe impro- ogy. priety of shaving the heads of Hindu j Here in Maryland a long lease of life, machine of this kind. ' widows, and thereby disfiguring them or at all events of memory, was secured This machine will more than | for life. About 400 barbers having aa-1 for the .phrase by its use in the namsof pay for itself every year on the | sembled, one of them, named Bhbajee a patent of land iu Baltimore county farm. We will sell township, I More, read a pamphlet in Mahra-tti, in granted In 1799, the full nhmc of which, county or state territory. j which he stated that the bnrbers of old “My Sweet Girl, My Friend and PitchHustling agents can make were happy and contented, but latterly, er,” has met the amused glance of monej' very fast. For further descended1 on mahy T t as though a curse had descended mx-hy a conveyancer searching the ? I their heads, trade had fallen off and 1 indices oft our land records. The same particulars, address. our land records. The same J | they had become poor. The enrse could ' day when this patent was Issued out of T , pnfy be accounted for by the fact that j the office oi of jaaryjanu Maryland uie the pat pat-­ vuc land lauu umet J i they were committing a great ain by entee received patents for five other ? ] shaving the heads of .poor,. innocent _ tracbJ, and the cheerful spirit of an ex­ Lock Box 178. HASTINGS. MICH. ? । widows, thus depriving them of their pectant or recent brid^room ia per­ Dr. R. C. Kedzie, Late State Analyst of ? I best orfiamtenL It was against the Hin- haps reflected in the name§ he chose PBOBATB OBVKB.' State of Mlchlxan, County o! Bsrry ’v J j du scriptures to deprive a widow of her for them, for tLree of the others are: Michigan, after an examination of the bakiaff it a session of the FroSate Court torllir T । hair, and doubtless it w&a the curses of “Safe ia Life Without Care and Lovo powders, says: County of Barry, holden al tbe Probate Ofiee February 18,1896. In the city ot Uastlnxs. in said county, oc J ; the widows that had lowered their call­ Without Fear,” "With Little Am I Con-, Thureday, th. sixth day cd rehruary in th. ing. The meeting thereupon unoni- tent” and “Hug Me Snug." One re­ 1'i.cjonl.w. with tho talottax promm year one thousand eight hundred ud aseiy My tests show the Royal Baking Powder gig. . i U.WM0.J mously rt*oived that no barber rui should frets VU1U . a • — — to learn that within the year our rnwdst, Charles W. Andsuong. Judge ol ■ .■? “s’*1 Y«ht trom ” ' itoe sold all six of the parcels T. shave jfihajre a. a widnteS widow's heAd, And and that if b* hedid • Jateui Probate. of very superior leavening power and a so he should beexOfrm/ntinlcaielL I (ndarl In lhe matter «»( tbe of ARttony (nearly 500 acres) for “£ 300 current Roffara. deceased. *j most commendable preparation. It is a Qp reading and flllnx thF petition duly vert tied A Nsw Dtah to Mite. , o® SSL o ( o K'!».* . .mvhui of-Bowt'na --------- -- —Porter, ---- . daughter H n«lj dtceasrt lx> the earlier part •£ cream of tartar powder of the highest purity, •Carnival,- praying fur reaaona reasons taerela atated. that mb Corn calls to mind the dtflke of Marl­ - — .* _ nwiui" indloee U ths land in Float Tableaux; geo«rai masking on'tbe ortter or decree It* be *** made by ttxJa court doser.-r borough’s first experience with greets containing no alum, lime, ammonia, or any Inlrg ahn art.or were the laWfitl heirs of t«u« dereiMtM aud entitled lo inherit tbe real esut» com on the cob. The incident was re­ only the una dfr of aald deceased aod ihelr respective ngbw unwholesome material. lated by a gentleman. who happened to bat the names of therein. i travel in the same trah: with the duke Thereupon tMson’-red.ihat Saturday the R C. KEDZIE, ?f February, a. d. uee.- at ten o'clock m toe day be arrived in Naw York. 16 Pnfaur Cktmirliy, Uickipin Agrkulfurat CtUegf was the Newport train. Presently the JUcompeoM," ar "John’.LutChum.' ed, and all otter perrons tateroalod tn said duke went into the dining car ia get orate, are a bit of luncheon. It happened to)>e in the green com season, and ho no- Jpwing: "Bad Beads at Midnight* OoMuctC'i by n<M» j Beadle. Co. Cocun’nr. For upwards of two years the publish­ ers of McClures Magaxlne have been quiet­ ly gathering materia! and pictures tor a new life ot General Grant. Tlwy believe that they have made a larger cnllecUon of portraits of Grant (many of them rare) and other pictures relating to bls life, than has ever been made before. This biog­ raphy will bring out the real Grant in the same vivid thorough, and Interesting man­ ner as Lincoln Is presented in tbe "Life" now running In McClure’s, They have been fortanate In M-curing the oo*ap?ra» Hon of Col. F. D. Grant, who has most of his father’s papers. General A. W. Greely, of Arctic tame, begins In the March Ladles Home Journal, his articles on George Washington, which are expected to create considerable dis­ cussion. General Greely has read over 3000 of Washington’s private letters, and he writes in a frank, unbiased way of the personal side of Washington. His first article will deal with the loves and Cburtshlps of Washington and bls final marriage to the widow Custis. General Greeley’s articles are not likely to confirm the es­ timate of those who, regard Washington In an Ideal way. Bukthey are truthful and admirably portray the man as he was,—In reality. GOLDEN CROSS Paopi*. Th Great Fraternity, tiie Stei if the Family at Death. NINETEENTH YEAR OF PftfNOMENflL SU6G&8S. M tun 10 US®! DR. HELEN LEE Agents Wanted. I di Gras Without Question at This Authority Must be Respected wOrlemk B*u « Illinois tarai R. fi MUMMMMMMMMhA Late State Analyst. Of the dangerous character of alum baking powders Dr. Kedzie says: “The cream of tartar baking powders have nearly twice the leavening power of the average alum powder. But the relation of the alum powders to digestion is much more important In one case we are cheated; in the other we are injured. Authorities agree that alum retards digestion, and that soluble aluminous compounds are injurious to the human system.” Baking powders that are sold, either wholesale or retail, at a lower price titan Royal are almost invariably from alum, and therefore are r and dangerous to health. “Came by-Chauea/* “Cuckold Makar's hrd nerr Men anythin, likr it Ware. derad a portion, and, receiving K, bit into ft as he would bite into an appte. He had aft—3|*a to bite into the 00b and had eridewtty received » aback— PxAnob' u . V^iw," "Hurry-. Doliriu in AxmyGMdCTiX'-Poor Jawta, “Ghkaoo and Hew Origan# Limited” between the EXCURSION TICKETS Therefore, the Friend of Uabwted To New Or? again; for, upow being told that hr Liberty.'” moat spread butter. salt and pepper os BetanUng lo the pbnuo “M, Mead' the corn and bite gently, he perversely Fltcher,” It U interesting to nvH took his fork and patiently picked the thnt although the word -pitcher" in by thoee fled ring kernels, one'by one, from tbe cob. the reneein which it inhere tued 1, not U be fonnd-ro Im u j kBOW_tn '' AoatraMa’n Meal Bappfe. The flocks and herds of Australia are fitotlonury, tbe nxpreroiou wu certainnumtiered by many millions, and dur 1T not unknown in England wzne U ing tho last 15 years the carcasses of year, ago, for it i, introduced in one of some 21.000,000 at sheep atone have S*rh’n2' la«o!'i,b.' begrndx. "The found their way into this cviintrvfrom Houre Wanning.” In the following Australia and NewTeahwd. Thi! does cluiracieriaUc passage: not include over 1,000,000 huidred BANwaMtnews •per printed and circulated In n»ld County cd larry onoe in each week for three xuo«*«lr« rates prevtaoa <gay^dy^gl|teriM. (A me tow) Probate. AJDMIMSIHaTOKU BALE. Isttrimatter of ihelMfctc pf Jortu* R. Catholic Wlator School PMOm rerWrn>pl»ttn, Ftorifc, lexica and California X the-Ute mMen«!,< . Dreeaeed. la tbe Uy of Barry in Hffwmx&tolJcflDMaad_____ I(W Hie Mrt dsy of Janaary. line and ta lu and to the tho County of *. known and � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-02-20.pdf 2de4564b30801e40bbec081f0e212a23 PDF Text Text 77te best Advertis­ ing medium in Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL. XL. NO. 43 Banner. HASTINGS, MICH., FEBRUARY 20, 1896. Delton. jq . • • . ■ ... j *1 $ My entire stock of Si *i *i *1 Hardware and *i Agricultural Implements, ons, Paints, Oils, etc. Buggies, Wag. M Must be sold at once *1 Come early and get bargains. Terms:—Cash or bankable paper. *1 $ *1 > IRfl VAN VALKENBURGH *1 *» Michigan HASTINGS Hastings, Banner r4bii,-.hcd Thursdays bv ;• COOK • BROS.. •» HASTINGS. MICH ORRESFONDENCE. MlcVIIciJHe Thompson wears a papa’s smile. Mk.'Dr. A. Hanlon has returned from a:: • xti;n<led EaMern visit. >:»>. Foster, of Niles, is visiting her ihtrr Mrs. J. E. Gogle. , Mxs- Myrtle Ickes, of Grand Rapids, is : nt friends in the village. ’T»» ' Soldieriof Fortune” drew a small : a l at the hall Saturday evening. 'lis-i Ollie Clbvcr leaves Thursday for v.’.ended yi^it with friends in Ohio. Mr-. Emmont. sister of M r. Hooper, reti.r » ■>[ tn her hpme In Big Itapids Mun- Xorth Ka«t Barry. Henry Fisher Is visiting his daughter at Milo. Little Iva Batter is quite fiick with sore throat. ' Will Cartlldge and wire are visiting in North Irving. John Rickenmore is breaking colts for Frank Barber. Frank Barber - has taken a farm near Galesburg and will move to that place in the near future. 1 Henry Cramer was obliged to stop work on the rail road last week and has gone to his home In D^Ron. A very enjoyable surprise party was given Mr. and MiS. Henry Wilkinson last Wednesday evening. Lou Blackman who has spent the winter here expeets to return to her home in Charlotte on Saturday. Fred Giddings and Miss Booth, of Hustings were guests at Mrs. Kosters on Saturday and Sunday. Grace and Lulu Fisher were both sick last week and much to their regret were unable to attend school. Mrs. Hattie Holden, formerly of this place, suffered a stroke of paralysis at her home In Richland one day last week. The many friends of Prof. Wilber Bissel will regret to bear that he is dangerously HI as the result of being thrown from a bicycle. Mary Clark, teacher of the East Creasy school, has given such universal satisfac­ tion that she has been hired for an addition­ al month. e ’ • Nick Schweitzer, living on the John Gilkey farm, will have an auction on March nth and sell his stock, farming utensils etc. There will be a poverty social at Frank Barters next Wednesday evening. Every­ one allowed to wear their old clothes and dine on mush and milk. Proceeds to go for the benefit of the church. At last -your ------------------------—has -------------•'-’STTT’ to correspondent an opportunity get out In company and perhaps will have “ . __ — a chance Io pick up the news. ■ E. Ackrfron anti wife visited in <>rahti'.-Rapids and IahvvH a few days fast week. J M " Minnie -Deitrick will entertain a p*w of her young friends to tea Tuesday afternoon. . Mrs. Bunce and son Carl who have been t-iifing at W.‘ Moe’s returned to their I wide in Ravenna Monday. • N. Webb and wife spent Sunday In leighton guests of the latter’s parents M:. and Mrs. A. L. McDowell. A very pleasant surprise party was giv­ en Vallie Barrell last Saturday evening. A I! enjoyed the occasion hugely. About 12 friends of Ora and Mary Moe spent a very enjoyable evening, per rejljueM at their home Saturday evening. A. Dibble and wife are now comforta­ bly located in the E. Aubll residence form­ erly occupied by Geo. Keeler and wife. Mr. Payne has completed the plans and '*>‘.-ulations for the new school house in i be McNee district. The building will cost about $500. Con... OastM*. Miss Olive Clever gave a party to a few The Phillip, children ere hiring the of her friends last Thursday evening. . redd Dole played an important part in the oHetawii. MIm Id, Bilrh railed on Irlentl, here amusements. Will McKevitt was in town Saturday the drat at the weet. Bddie Newton entertained a dinner party bat we have not beard of him taking any the drat of the week. of our villagers back to board with him ‘ The intent child ot A. Sbeffbanrer and as be usually does. We are sorry to note foar deaths thia wife haa bean aerlonaly rick Hay Pierce, ot Braab Rld<e. I« bf»11 week; Mrs. Calvin Beach, and Mrs. Colter. mother of Mrs. Will Brown.------Mra. Mwyer In Frank Bnab'a aew mlIJAboat Gibhs Jr., and auu Mrs. mm. Webster »»cosier of oi Lelgblon. juciauiwi* aduui a * toot of raow fell Wednesday We hope next week to have none to re- night and the young people are enjoying cord. ’ the fine sleighing. A rood many st this place are suffering Prof. W. N. Ferris will lecture at SCL wittx*baxd .... < colds caused __ .....J I... by thra the unriHotl sudden ‘■'pera Hall Wednesday evening Feb. Subject “Making the World Better.” All change of weather. Ruben Latabee Injured his limb quite should see and bear this man who — helped so many young men and women to badly Tuesday while rolling logs at Bush’s mill but is able to te around again. get an honest living. One of the most pleasant events of the Dow II as. >^on was the social held at W. Cridler’s G. Reed is still confined to his bed Friday. The snow storm arrived jest In The sick al Mr. Clemens are able to time to have good aleigNng and many availed themselves of the chance to get a aronnd again. Tte Maccabees have a dance at the tree ride. Receipts 816.80. Fire! Fire! Fire! was the sound which Grange hall Friday evening. A terrible windstorm struck our town greeted the east side residents on Monday morning at atiout 2 a. m. The fire bell Last Monday from tte south west. Mr. Maine, fermeriy of Banfield, baa brought together a crowd in a short time and the boys with the little chemical, opened a meat market in tte repair shop. Mrs. Pond, o< Wisconsin, sister of N. which by the way has many times paid lor itself, started for the residence of H. E. F. Clemens, is vUitlng relatives here fw Hendrick. With Monroe at the nozzle as an Indefinite time. Mrs. R. G. Woe. Mrs. C. M. Mark and usual, and Reg. to direct the lire which well under headway was soon pnt Mrs. F. Webster are all on tte “eooiplaln1d< UM” at freseat writing. ouL Damage about WOO. Lyle Bunnell has returned from a visit to his parents near Allegan. Miss Ella Heltaffliauser spent Saturday and Sunday KriiliTTir people east of Hjisttajfs. 1 WhatoUiitr neighborhood but this, can boast of three bachelor halls on tin* same street within, less than a mile? Every alternate Sunday Rev. M. J. Weaver preaahes at the Bunnell school bouse very aciceplably. as lie knows enough to stop when he gets through. Tin* L. A. S. t^ill te entertained by Mn*. Bert Shedd next Thursday, it means business to tmtertain the L. A. S. of this vicinity as there are generally near filly in attendance. Henry Beason and wife. George Kern and wife. ot. Prairieville, Byron Tungate ■nd wife, of Johnstown, ami Mrs. J. Beers, of Hickory- Corners, attended church at the Bunnell school house last Sunday. Miss Lulu, Nobles was thoroughly sur­ prised last Friday evening by a party of her young friends being at her home when she returned fro|p your city where she is at­ tending school. The evening was pleasant­ ly passed with games and music. All went away reporting a good time. Again this community has been called to mourn the l|ss of a pioneer, Mrs. B. V. Stanton, daughter of Jacob Mott, passed away Feb. IB. Her parents settled on a farm one half mile south of Cedar Creek in 1846. wten she was but four years of age. and she has ever since lived near her childhood home. She leaves a husband, two sons and six daughters, who tenderly cared for her during her long Illness. She was a faithful wife and mother, and a true friend. She was ready when tte summons came having lived a Christian life a great many y ears. Taxes afr nearly all paid in and our treasurer has not made any levies yet. We are havinv having finmp some zero WPIlfhM weather far tor *the past tew days, mercury standing H degrees below zero Monday morning. We have good sleighing now. the beat we have bad this winter, and teamster, are bus, haallng Ice. wood and saw logs. We hope that the editors trip through the sunny south will be a pleasure to him and an advantage to the Banker readers. Maple sugar season will soon he with us. We are reminded ot the tact by roelng so many sap pans coming to town tor repairs. Our factory Is .furnishing work thia winter tor about twenty men and it also tnmiabes a market tor a large amount of ■sb togs. „ Oar roller mill under the management of the new miller seems to be doing good work. The roller mill company may well reel proud of the mills reputation tor good dour. ___ , . Our hotel under the management ot Mrs. P. B. Butwicker Is a grand suocesa. The people ot Woodland can well reel proudot onr hotel under its present management. The law suit ot K. F. Hilbert vi Albert Barry tried In circuit court last week re­ sulted In a verdict in favor ot the plantiff. Frank wear, an "1 told you so" smile on his race and all the boys In town are smok­ ing tree cirars. George Grover, ot whom we have made mention several Mmes of tale Is very sick. On Saturday no hopes were entertained ot his recovery but on Sunday and Monday E. J. Hartman Is visiting in Pennsyl­ vania. Frank Monroe and wife are at Irving .this week. Mrs. C. F. Moreau is visiting her mother at Metamora. W. H. Chase and wife Sundayed with her parents at Kalamazoo. J. F. Simons and wife, of Belding, are visiting her parents this week. L. W. Whittlmore. of Battle Creek, was home Sunday returning Monday. George Kerns and wife, of Prairieville, visited the Utters parents Sunday. Mrs. Henry Robinson and grand-daughter are visiting at Joe Robinsons In Hope. Mrs. Gid Wilkinson has been suffering with a very severe attack of tonsilltis. Wayne Nichols has moved into Etnry Moshiera house opposite the Gwin market. Mrs. Evans has moved Into her house near the school house vacated by R. K. Potter. Bort Pennock the hustler, took a load of butter to Battle Creek Tuesday, E. Loomis drove for him. Mrs. Jcsrie Robinson, of East Barry, is visiting her parents Rob Norwood and wife this week. James Bush and wife and Mr. Ames and wife, of Howard City, are shaking hands with Deltonltes once more. Miss Cyrtthla Craven returned to work for Mr; Towne’s people at Milo Sunday after • couple of month recreation, she having worked for them six years. % John R. Hinckley living two miles east of Delton committed suicide by shooting himself with a revolver. He leaves one son and two daughters to mourn his loss. The subject of conversation now Is, who is the most popular lady in Barry county? The following are in the lead; Mrs. H. M. Chase, 68; Miss Ella Moshler. 4.r» Miss Adah Williams, 34. t TbegLadles Aid Society will have a political social in the Thompson store on Saturday evening Feb. 22nd. Supper In store buildlug and entertainment in the Maccabee hall above. Slipper 25 cents, entertainment 10. liickor/ Corner* Jim Elliott goes to Lansing this week to attend the Agricultural College. V. C. Snyder was at Hastings last week summoned to serve on a jury. A dramatic entertainment at Flint’s hall called out a good audience the evening of the 11th. Mr. and Mfr. Barter were sick last week with influenza, but are reported con­ valescent. K G. J. Engert and George Baker started for their terne in the mat* of New York on Friday last. The ladles Ahl Society of the M. I’, church was entertained at the residence of Mr. Brown on Friday last. The Ladies Aid Society of the W. M. church will meet at the residence of Wm. Perrin on Wednesday of this week. Geo. Swanson was at Johnstown two days last week engaged in legal business, relative to the care of his fatllert property. Putting up Ice for summer use was the principal enterprise ot the past week. The ice is of good quality and of convenient tbickne.is lor housing Horace Pfcnnnck Is . limber to his farm two miles west of this place preparatory to building where some less than two years timehis buildings were destroyed by fire. Bowen* Milla. C. Hunt Is on the sick Hat J Old Mr. Rickard Is very feeble st present. A. Headley Is very sick at this writing. Coldest of the season lust Sunday even­ ing. ' ■ L. W. Smith gives a masquerade this week Wednesday night. Osmer Burpee and family will move'to Grand Rapids In the infcr future. Miss Pearl Pierson closed a three months term of school at this place last Saturday. We hear that Mr. Babcock intends giving luiother.term of ringing school at this place. Miss Renn Minar Is staying a few days with her slater Mrs. Nelllei Tbompsou in Middleville. Mrs. Chas. Laltourette Ims been verysick a few weeks past and is no better at this writing. Mrs. Joseph Bechtel, of Grand Rapids, spent a few days of last week with her daughter Mrs. Guy Pierson. ■*About 25 went to the church last Satur­ day evening to hear a phonograph enter­ tainment but the man and machine failed to put in an appearance. Hope Coul.r. Un. W. Aldrleb weal to Ilullng. lut Wednesday. Thomu Daniela, ot Bedford, waa on our street last week. Arthur Gaoler and Vent 1-oomls were in your city Wedne^lnv. Charles Chandler and wlie ot Hastlnics visited relatives here recently. Mrs. Townsend and son Chance, u( Del­ ton. spent Sunday at Will Bbedd's. John Payne and a triend frutu Kalama zoo are vlsltlnp the former-, brother E. B. 1-ayne. Dude Titus ot Cloverdale has been workin* tor Mrs. G. Wilkinson during her recent Illness. i Mra. W. N. Payne, ot Brush Kklre. Is spending the week with her daughter Mra. Vent Loomis. ■ The "Sainis-' closed their meetings at the school bouse Saturday evening with their usual success. . Mr,. Gid Wilkinson who had a severe attack of quinsy is better at this writing. Dr. Scrloncr Is the attending physlelan. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. WHOLE NO. 2123 Freeport. STATE NEWS. J. W. Godfrey was in Hastings Saturday MICHIGAN p. m. August Gosch and wife are now res­ A great furore tvn* recently created idents of Freeport Miss Sadie Walker returned to her in insurance circles by 'an opinion of home in Charlotte Saturday. Attorney-Cexieral Maynard tn the effect Miss Sarah Dipp is a member of C. that cooperative insurance companies Benedicts family, of Downe. organized in other States which agreed Mr. and Mrs. Will Powers, of Hasting®, in their contracts tio issue full-paid or visited H. Kogers and family east of town, endowment policies could not legally last week. do business in thisis1ate.\ It ’van said The band concert Friday evening was well attended, and the music rendered was the-ruling would exclude a^rge num­ ber of coxnjianies from the Mate and excellent Freeport can justly be proud of her band. annul thousands of policies. Insur­ Sunday afternoon at about 3:30 o’clock ance Commissiouer Giddings has ruled Wm. Freelands residence east of town was that not one of the companies would burned to the ground. Most of the house­ be excluded. hold effects were saved. J. W. Foglesong was seriously injured Dairyman Meet Offiren. last Saturday afternoon by falling from the bead of the stairs at the furniture shop. in annual session at Lansing elected At present writing he Is resting easier, but the following officers: President ^laxne* is not considered out of danger. N. McBride, Owosso; vice president, E. Clorerdale. A. Havens, Bloomingdale; secretaxy Mrs. Edward Fennels Is sick with la- and treasurer, S. J.,Wilson, Flint Res­ grippe. Z . olutions were adopted commending the Several parties arc shipping baled work of the state dairy and food com­ straw from here. mission, and providing fox* the appoint­ Mrs. Myrtle Sayles, of Freeport, is visit­ ment of a legislative committee of one ing friends and relatives In this vicinity. Happy George ia here with bls show member froifi each county to see that and those who have beard it say it is good. only persons favorable to the dairy in­ Du«al Campbell who has teen quite Hl terests find their way to the legislature. with ncuralffta is once more able to resume hfs duties as pastmaster. The offices of W. H. Moyer, wholesale Extensive preparations are being made to manufacture a large amount of bricks cigar dealer at Traverse City, were en­ tered at ten o’cloek at night by two at the yard here for next summer. Our blacksmith, Walter Oliver is un­ robbers. Moyer waa bound and gagged able to attend to business at present on and the tblevea looted the safe of $4,700. account of a slight attack of la grippe. There was no dew to the identity of the It seems strange that some good doctor men. They tied Moyer to a chairand does not locate here. Although this Is a very threatened him vrith revolvers if he healthy place our people do sometimes get xnude a noise. He remained bound and sick and need medical assistance. A good doctor would work up a fine practice here. gagged alt night aiid was found at eight o’clock in the morning. Castleton. . Girt Traded lor Half » Hoc. Old Mrs. Shores died last week, aged 84 A German farmer in Oceana county years. C3o Lyman Moore, of Portland, is a guest of traded one of his daughters to a neigh­ Asa Noyes. bor’s son for half » hog, which weighed Will Moore, of Battle Creek, is Uie 165 pounds. As the girl was a heavy­ guest of Ed Smith. weight, it was a "pound for pound Mrs. Wm. Lowder is being cared for by trade.” The young groom and his her sister from Rutland. purchased wife anc living happily to­ Mrs. Frank Feighner Is entertaining her gether, This fond father has six more sister Mrs. Kahler, of Petoskey. daughter^, one weighing 200 pounds. Levant Price and wife went to Ohio It ih said that slie ought to bring a Monday on an extended visit Wednesday evening Miss Sara Jones, of whole hdg. Hastings, and hei class in vocal music. in Heallb 1* Micblgwn. this vicinity and Nashville gave a recital During the week ended Fvl>ruary 8 at flie home of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Barber of Nashville. Miss Jones has a large class reports sent in by 51 observers hi va­ in Chis vicinity and In Nashville which fact rious-portions of the state indicated that no ^disease uas noticeably more bespeaks for Itself. or less tbun usually prevalent. Con­ Hliultx. sumption wm reworted at 243 places, F, Hallock and family spent Sunday at typhoid fever ut 24. diphtheria, at 30, Dowling. • Ada llllck expects to go to Battle Creek scarlet fever at 33. measles at 16, whoop­ ing 'cough ut 17 and smallpox ut De­ this week. Mi. and Mrs. Bliss went to Pi airlev I lie troit. Saginaw and Riga township. Saturday. >fl<-blfi»a Crop Keport. G. Crook and wife visited G. Otis and The official croii report for February wife recently. says ihat January weather was fairly Emma SUtU. Sum. Ot of 1Dowling, is working for EUlUJU favorable for wheat. While the ground 'Mrs. Moses Shuitz. Mrs. Carrie Spence, of your city, spent was not covered with snow all the time, a few days with her parents. the temperature ranged high when it Mr. Hinkly who resides a few miles was bare and no material damage wax south of here was found in his house shot done. The eonixitidn of live stock ranges Friday Feb. 14. from 92 to 97 jxer tent., comparison 1m.Our hustling little place Is about to start a creamery with a capital of twelve ing with stock ia good, healthy and* hundred dollars of which eight hundred is thrifty condition. ■ now raised. Miss Idn llewitt. a .domestic, has RanUald. D. C. Stilra spent this week courting at brought suit ugninst her former cmptoyer, Alvj.n Muiiey, a wealthy fruit­ Hastings. Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs. grower, at Renton -Ifarbof, for Sio,ooo damogrs for Kiaiilcr. The defendxtat Clarence idens, Wednesday. Dr. Hutchinson has teen one of the aceusetl the girl | of stealing various victims uf the tonsilltis the past week, articles from his lions**. He was trying but is now on Hie gain. to settle jlic case qut of court, but withThe eighth grade examination will be out avail: ' . held st this school houAe on Friday Feb. ■28th. All desiring to take this examination Aftrr Brittah <Jold. are requested to be present. (Per order - The Menominee nnd Marinette Hy­ of School Com. > draulic Gold Mining company wua or­ Mrs. Benjamin Stanton died at her ganized in Menoninee with<a.stock cap­ residence one day last week, after a painful illness of several months duration with italization of $300,000, all paid in. The consumption. Funeral services were held new company posaesiw* valuable gravel nt the church Sunday morning conducted banks on the Fraeter river, British Co­ l»y the M. P. minister of Hickory Corners. lumbia, In the Curriboo gold district. The remains were interred in the Banfield cemetery. The sporting fraternity of Kalamazoo witnessed n fight between a bulldog and The Ice harvest is about over. badger, won by tte latter. T. E. Godde took a load of fat sheep to The body of Elijah llulhand, of GobleRichland on Friday. ville, who had been missing for several C. Gaskill ami Chas Magley are at work days, was found ia a vacant barn. uear Battle Creek In Frey. Alden A Co’s, William Kuttko, of Menominee, who mill. | Several children hi our midst were murdered his wife last Thanksgiving cheered by the receipt of beautiful valen­ has been sentenced to life iinnrteontines. ment. Bum to Thos Godde and wife a fine 0 Mr*. William lialdane. a resident of lb tey on Saturday. Feb. 15. We predict Grand Rapids for nearly 60 years, died that the lather will look more pleased at her home. Her husband, who earthan ever. The debates held at tte Gregory school house are Interesting and a full tease *la there every lime. Tte next une will be held on Wednesday night Feb. JWh. Cura Packard la on the gain. Dolle Pleas la on the sick list. We think(«veryone is trying to keep the atove warnl Ada llitak was the guest of Smile Bishop Saturday. Jake Albertson made a business trip to Hastings Saturday. Mrs. Oda Campbell was the guest of C»rlU»u. her brother last week. Mra. John Carpenter Jr. I, ill. Nellie Jones waa the guea*.' of Maude A cold wire ,truck u, ttatuntay night. Slayton Friday and Saturday. Bom to Mr. and Mr.. Frank Heuny, a Birdie St John Is spending the week In Hastings the guest of her sister. boy. Burt Service has moved into the Earley house. , Am Odell la on tire gain a, are moat ot Aunt IJzxle Engle Is ill. B. F. Wolfe has tte grip. ^Mta^Mlunle Shriber I, «ulte III at this Boni, to Mr. at d Mrs. John Marks, a boy. ' * writing. Nearly everyooe in this vicinity Is Tiwx Bogard us, of North Carlton, Is suffering with hard colds. quite ill. . « . leer McDimaid entertained a brother and School will close the iaet of February, sister from Crdar Creek part of last week. commencing again May lat. Mr. H. H. Suyder has »*eu grio'M a pension, and will redevp 11W. back pay. Several from Carlton Center attended Rdwarrf.A.. terton Chy the lecture at Costs Grove Tuesday night. Lafe I’shorn and brother Will went to . o£ furniture in that city. Step* have been taken for the et>ithoiidation of the Huron. -Isle Rop-al*. Portage, Sheldon and Colurablaa «jpper mines uear IlnujfhtoD. Thewnusiw •_ have been idle for several years. _ -; i Awarded Highest Hoaxm-WorM's Fair. MOST 40 ' MADE. �Hastings Banner. WHISKERS Thursday, Feb. 20, .1896. COOK. BROS.. Proprietors. Nervous People often wonder why their nerves are so weak; why they get tired so easily; why they start at every slight but sudden wound; why they do not sleep naturally; why they hare frequent headaches, indigestion and nervous Dyspepsia The explanation is simple. It is found in that impure blood which is contin­ ually feeding the nerves upon refuse instead of the elements of strength and vigor. In such condition opiate and nerve compounds simply deaden and do not cure. Hood’s Sarsaparilla feeds the nerves pure, rich, red blood; gives natural sleep, perfect digestion, is the true remedy for all nervous troubles. Hood ’s Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purifier. $1 per bottle. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., towel!, Mass. flood’s Pills Ukt.eM7u>o|*riSJK. Michigan Central " Thf Niagara Falh Routt.” scations. l&ifia&il&ls*: ELurriMCM.......... Stations. lUfeal* 6s |a.m.Ia.ru.la.m.|p.m.|p.m ExanNoe.. I 3.20(5.40 |10.40< 0.191 1.03 0. R. OSBORN, Ix>cal Agent, Hastings 0. W. BUGOUM. G. P. & T. A. Chirac . uicigfl, bliu & Sigo TIME TABLE. Stations. NOBTU. Kalamazoo Lv KastCoopi.-r............. Richland Junc*t.... Creseey MQo. Crooked Lake.......... Driton..... Cloverdale Akers Point............. Snultz...................... “Are beartla lucrative, or. In other wordti, cun one make any money by wearing them long?” said a young man about town, rejKirta the Philadelphia Call. “Lpon the firat thought and per­ haps even after one has evolved the question carefully in hLs mind, he would reply no. But they are wrong.na the fol­ lowing case of an okl artiat t\iN show. Bv ‘old artist’us not meant a genius tike lluniek Angelo or men of that doss, but a painter who, besides being noted for his superior work in portrait*, is conspicuous for the quantity of hoii^ which' sprouts from his chin. This gentleman, it is said, has won many a wager on his i>eard. which is of suci% great length thuthe is compelled to wear' it underneath his vent. Noone ever sees the hirsute growth, except when he ex­ hibits it to settle a bet. To saunter into a saloon aud get into conversation with some of Hie customers there has become a hoblly with him. for in doing so he has an object He frequently gets a dnnk in consequence of betting with some other fellow who has a fair­ ly long beard as to whose is the longest, lind it is seldom that he loses a wager of this kind, for his whiskers extend to the botton^of his waistcoat” MUSIC HATH STRENGTH. Piaoo Players Are Heavy Weight* on the It requires more force to sound n note gently on the piano than to lift the lid of a-kettle. A German com­ poser has figured that minimum pres­ sure of the Auger playing pian­ issimo is equal to 110 grams—a quarter of a pound. Few kettle lids weigh moreJ 7^|lJS than two ounces. | 6ST|1X4O| 9.30 At times a force of six pounds is thrown upon a single key to produce a solitary effect. With chords the force is generally spread over the various notes sounded simultaneously, though a greater out­ put of force is undoubtedly expended. Thia is what gives pianists the wonder­ ful strength in their fingprs so often com men ted on. A story used to be told of Paderewski that he could crack a pane of plate glass half nn inch thick merely by plac­ ing one hand upon it, as if upon a piano keyboard, and striking it sharply with its middle Anger. Chopin’s last study in C minor has a passage which takes two minutes and .five seconds to play. The total pressure brought to bear on this, it is estimated, is equal to three full tons. The average "tonnage” of an hour's piano playing of Chopin's music varies from 12 to 84 tons. A TOAD BAROMETER. HAsrutaa......... Coats Grove Woodland.............. Woodbury TlttD. Lansing.................... Detroit...., Grand Rapids 4 14 Stations. s^f z? s. m. p. rn. p m. l in D. L. A N. Grand Rapids.............. 7 00 i ib 7 40 Detroit.......................... Lansing............. 3 35 10 24 'ftoodbury................... K 10 4 *> 11 » WrvuUana . _ R IS ■4 30 11 38 Coats Grove................. ♦8 25 •4 40 nt 45 Hastings..;.............. 8 45 4 M 12 » *9 00 ■5 09 12 45 Akers Point--------- -- *9 05 •5 15 •12 50 r.overdaltf................... & 12 5 25 18 55 9 20 S 3C 1 10 Crooked Lake.. ... •3 23 • 5 35 si 20 Mito........ ....... 9 28 •ri -IT •1 30 •9 34 •5 45 •1 40 ...... R^Slana* J uic’t’ 9 40 -5 50 2 00 East Cooper I.v........... •9 50 •5 58 Kidatnazon Ar 1000 6 10 2 .Vil Freight trains carry passengers, but will be ma at the convenience ot the Company, and th e Hcht Is reserved to change the time of such truns without ndtlce;-------No. 6 will wait at Woodbury lor D. L. & N. jaXon SOAP. II loosens and separates the dirt, making I washing easy, but does not Injure the fabric. 1 (Siannr-I Pennyroyal pills TREES GROWw^;ou before you know it your reward comes in fruit & shade. Begin by writing for our low'prices. W Remember we pay the frtighL tt year dealer WE WILL SE.HP YOU POSTPAID rhe “Gresco Cater: MUtg or WWE SHORT and FlEDIUrt LENGTH CORSETCO, STARVING UNDER HIS VEST. PARIS DOCTORS. A double suicide, which shocked Paris the other day, brought to the at­ tention of the public the financial strait* ' in which, it is said, the majority of the physicians of that c|ty live, says the New York World. Dr. Arnaud de Lang­ lard, an old physician, who had been decorated by the government for brave conduct during the cholera epidemic many years ago, committed suicide with his wife because his practice had dwindled to the vanishing point and starvation was staring t hem in the face. In commenting •upon the tragedy sev­ eral newspapers asserted that in Paris not more than one doctor out of five is able to make more than the barest living. Among the causes of thispo\-' arty among physicians is the destitu­ tion of moat of their patients. Medical science has made such great strides, too, that maladies of all sorts are now more quickly cured, and such precautions are taken to prevent lhe spread of conta­ gious diseases that epidemics are be­ coming practically unknown. The number of doctors, on the other hand, has rapidly increased. Another reason why there is not practice enough to go around is that in mapy of the hos­ pitals people can be treated for nothing or at a very nominal figure. Many of these hospitals have training schools, which are frep, in which are taught । the rudiments of medicine and surgery. These schools arc largely attended and many sick people are tak«;n in hand at their own homes by some members of the family who has profited by this in­ struction. HOLES IN THE CANVAS. An Italian sea captain, Gio Batta Vasallo, of Genoa, has made a very in­ teresting innovation in the use of sails of ordinary sailing vessels. He claims, force of wind cannot fully take effectin a sail, since the air in front of it cannot properly circulate in the inflated part., and remains stationary immediately in front of part of the sail proper. He avoids this stagnation of air, as he calls it, by the application of a number of small holes in that part of the sail where t he depression is deepest when it ia filled; these holes are reinforced like a buttonhole so that they will not tear out. Trials made in various weather have, resulted as follows: With a light wind,.a boat with ordinary sails made four knot*, while the new sail increased the respective speeds were seven and 8% knots; and in a strong wind they were eight and ten knots per hour. It stands to reason that the doing away with a layer of air, which cannot escape post the'sldcs of the sail, must increase the efficiency - of the sailboat. Where the w5n<3 formerly struck a cushion'of air which like a spring mattress, “ vt“*’ acted ‘*J ” * * ““ decreasing the actual pressure of the wind against the canvas, this current of air now strikes the sail direct, ,and, of course, has a greater efficiency. Vnsalio has received much encouragement A remarkable story is told in the New York Tribune about a curious living barometer in a conservatory at Plainfield. N. J. The indicator of weather changes is a diminutive tree j toad, whose apartment is so arranged ‘ that the slightest change in the density of the air is foretold with wonderful accuracy. The toad was caught at Fel t’Hlle a few months ago, and Mrs. Lissignolo placed the little reptile in a large glass jar. Standing at an angle in the from practical sailors ns well as the­ jar about two^thirds ,fnU .,qt, water is oretical scientists. a small but perfectly fdrmec] ladder, PECULIAR RETAINING FEE. and upon this the toad rests continu­ ally, never moving a muscle except whqn a change in the weather is to oc­ cur, When the earth is dry and the skies clear, the toad squats contented­ ly upon the topmost rung of the lad­ der.’ Just as soon as storm ap­ proaches, and many ..kours before it can be seen or felt in New Jersey, the tree toad begins to descend in the lad­ der step, by step. The nearer the storm comes the lower the toad goes, until at close approach of the stormy weather it sits half submerged in the water. The little fellow has been christened “Mr. Dunn, of Plainfield.” Not an InsulL Maj. Lomax, of the United States army, visiting in Canada soon after the war of 1812, was entertained in Quebec by the officers of one of the royal regi­ ments. After dinner, speeches and toasts being in order, one of the Brit­ ish officers, Having imbibed too generp'usly of the champagne, gave as a toast: “The president of the United States, dead or alive.” The toast was accepted with laughter. Maj. Lomax rose to respond, saying: “Permit me to give as my toast: The prince re­ gent, drunk or sober.’” The British officer sprang instantly to his feet, and in angry tones demanded: “Sir, do you intend that remark as an insult?” To which Maj. Lomax calmly replied: “No, sir; as the reply to one.” A sensation waa created at Carlisle, Pa., the other night at the home of Henry Uundorf, where a wedding waa to have taken place. The bride-to-be Henry Dundorf, where a wedding was Joseph Derr, a farmer residing at Plain­ field, was the recalcitant groom. The guests had arrived and the wedding dinner was in preparation at the Dun­ dorf home, but the groom did not ar- He Perpetrated the Crime. Col. A. T. Vogelsang, the attorney, ie regarded as one of the best racon­ teurs of the legal profession. In the Palace grillroom recently, says the San Francisco Call, he let out a string of anecdotes. He said that, a few weeks sgo Dennis Spencer, the Napa lumi­ nary, was called upon by a Chinaman one evening, when the 'following dia­ logue occurred: " ‘One Chinaman kill another China­ man with a hatchet; how much you charge make him dear?’ “ ‘I’ll take the cose,* said Mr. Spencer, •for 81,000.' “ ‘Allee light,’ said the Chinaman, ‘1 be back after while.’ "In about a week he returned to Mr. Spencer’s office and laid down $1,000 in gold coin on his table. Mr. Spencer swept the money into the drawer. “ ‘Well, the Chinaman, he dead.’ “ ‘Wha killed himT " ‘I did? “ ‘When did you kill him?* “ ‘Last night.’ ” There was some curiosity on the part of the audience for further light on the disposition of the $1,000, but Mr. Vogel­ sang immediately spun off on to an­ other story. The population of France in 1891 was 384*3,192, and of Great Britain 37.888,­ 153, ora difference of only about half a million in favor of France. It la now announced that the census to be taken ulation of Great Britain ia the greater. The reason for thia reversal of. relation unusually large one in Great Britain. There has been no emigration cf conse­ quence into the latter country, and that the above cause accounts for the relative British increase of over 1,000,­ 000. The area of France is over 140,000 miles, and that of Great Britain only a little more than half as great, or 181,481 miles. bo nees like way informed the girl and her father that the marriage would have to )>e postponed, as the money he had saved toward defraying wedding ex­ penses he now intended to use in the purchase of a cow. Derr then left the house. A good-natured mistress lately acted ae amanuensis for a negro maid who could neither read nor write. The servant had not enough intelligence to guess that the lady who wielded ths pen for her was well known . in the world of letters, and made what is provindaHy called “a pretty penny" by her use of the quill now called into requisition to inscribe from dictation several letters to southern friends of the dictator. To her scribe's intense A certain actor who wished to intro­ duce innovations into “Hamlet** pro­ posed to play the part of the Danish prince in a red cloak, which intention he communicated to Sir Henry Irving, who said: “Very wall; I do not see anything shocking in that.” “But ia it right?” inquired the interlocutor. “I dare say it is,” replied Irving. “Bed waa the color of mourning erf the royal house of Denmark.'' “But how do yon get over this?” persisted the other, quoting the words: “ ’Tis not alone my “Well," ee- •Wewe exenae all mis- •uppoM there ia such athingaarad ha< A SHORT TALK ON MEDICINE assrttts MOrttWOmsdOy Gwrge W. Gre«ry‘ sad ABU Gregory to Rreftm Dibble t>£.r remain unpaid and in arrest lor the spare of thirty daw. the.< and from thenrefore. that h to ruy after the lapse cf said thlrrj days, the aforeMdd principal su>s of twelve hundred doUnn* with all arrearage of interest therein.’ shall, at the option ot MM party of the secoca party become due and payable. Ddault having been made in the payment Of luteroat due th*!. Hth.lWLaud th* Mime hav lug remained unpaid and lu arrears for th<j space of thirty da? s and cbwards. rhe aforesaid . principal sum of twelve lundn-d dollars v|fu all arrearage# of intereat thereon t» now deciar rddne and payabteby the terms add tnort giigc Mi which mortRage Uirre claimed to h. dm* at the date of this notfce the sum of Thir teen Hundred wvouty three Dollars and nfty. two cefit*. and an ■ attorney’* fee of thirty flva Dollars provided for In saitd mortgage, aud no tultor.procoedfngs at law having bern fnitltut e<1 to retwwer the moneys ^cureftby said mor: gage or anv part thereof: Now. Therefore, by vlfltne of\be power of sale contained •---------—i—iu ■ said mortgage, i and the statute lu such case made and proa ided, —notice Is here . by given that on Saturdsr tiu* Twenty-eolith day of March A. D. 1 ten o’clock in the forenoon. I abaft sell at J‘i >llc Auction, to tb» highest bidder, at the Noi b front door of th* , Court Hvu*e lu the city of Uaytlngs IthatbelQE ...vplace where —V- --Court for Barry lhe the circuit Circ County 1- colden). the rsemisee described to said mortgage, or so muct thereof as may bthe function* of Hfc become regular. Upon, necessan to pay the amrnmt doe or. said more pareuts rests a great responsibility at the time gage wllfi seven per cent, interest and all leeai tnrir daughters ore budding into womanhood. eoats, together with *n aU»raey» fee ff TbtrBIf your daughter is pale, complaina of weak- five itoUan eovcnantM fo« therein, the premia nere, is “ tired outnpou the slightest sxrrtiou; ifwheis troubled with headache pain in loche Township of Hastings In the County of the side; if her temper is fitful and her ap­ Barry nod Blate of Michigan,and known and de petite poor, she is w a condition of extreme hcrlbrd as follows: The North sixtv <60> Acrve of the Booth West peril, a fit subject for the development of that most dreadful of all disease—Consumption. If Qoarter ot Section Thlrtp-two CT2) In Tow* vou notice any of there symptoms lore no time fuee(3) North. Ba^e «fot(») West. The parties of the first part hereby agree to *iu procuring Dr. Willianw’ Pink Pills. They pay the taxes that may hereafter lie assessed wifi assist the patient to develop properly and upon this mortgage uh to end including one. t>er regularly: they will enrich the blood and re- I( cent, and lhe exoees (If ar») over tbe one (*r b> store health’» roses to the cheeks, — bright eyra , „------------------------. -- i cent to be paid by the party of lhe second part __ j a.. lightness 1'1.___ ______ 111 -..^.1. and of step__ will surely follow lheir 1 hereto. uee, and all danger of consumption and pre- j Kvmlyn Dinin r mature death wui be averted, Wire and . Mortgagee. . prudent mothers will insist upon their daugb- > 1 «r» Dr. William.- R.k Pill. up~ the approach of the period of puberty, and I________ ' ------------------------- — . thus avoid all chances ofdisease or early decay. MORTGAGE BALE. OF GREAT INTEREST TO WOMEN. Pale Cheeks and Nerveless Hands arc no Longer Admired. To be Strictly Correct you must have Rosy ’Cheeks and Good Health. Hen Admire Wholesome-looking Women, and now Seek their Wives from that Class. A FEW POINTERS FOR THE GIRL OF THE PERIOD Pure blood U the secret of health aud beauty. The features may be regular, the form perfect, but no woman can be beautiral in lhe full sense of the word whl|e Miflering from any of the peculiar ailments of her sex. Disease destroys tbe complexion, iis produc­ tive of wrinkles and premature old age. Regular monthly uterine action is necessary to every woman’s health, and if tlas function of life is checked, disease, a pale and sallow complexion, and a feeling of exhaustion, are the result. The monthly secretion must con­ tinue frwm puberty to the turn of life without unnatural obstruction. Any breach of this law of Nature will result in the distressing symptoms .which makes the live* of srvententh* of the women of thia country miserable, almost unbearable. A few of thcaelsyinpjoms are revere headache, lo«s of appetite, pale or tallow complexion, palpitation ofititr heirt, swollen ankles or legs, nervousnesi, oflensive breath, etc., etc. The sufferer may exhibit one or more of there sympivms, or may have --------- ; Default having been made In the condition* alL They simply indicate the ra vages ditenae DR. WILLIAMS’ PINK PILLS FOR of a certain "fT^age, ttjoted I^AdJwo £• hat made* upon the system, aud lhe more the uvv vniTvr ivn m n I Benedict and Munrirct Beaedlct. husband and MEN—jOUM* AND OLD. wife.to Harvey winlama, dated tbe eleventh symptoms the patient shows the greater the Every man who finds his mental faculties day ot June iw recordedilbr twentythtrn day necessity for prompt and persistent treatment, SM the i KJw rtM lhert V. I; until they have been banished and tb<* I doom dull «r f.iliur, or hi. phr.Ml po.rr. says Philadelphia Record, that the oilier whether M'liHfiipF from frnrn overworn uvertt'ork or <»r worry, worrv or or as u« he dur. at theand dateninety hereof, Musdred of health is restored. ToMocuniplish this end ring, fiveTwo cents, noticeand is Ihlt M ,,nM ol the powrr o< Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills are the oily unfail­ a- mull of iadboMigUL or rx-r-m. dwuld )n niortgare.I shall foreclose the same, ing remedy. They positively cure ^11 sup- Promptly take Dr. Wuliaim Pink Pilh. ' presrionsund irregularities, which ifkmglectert, hey will restore his lost rm-rpa both ! t^n jajeOi the morumged premises, at public inevitably entail sickness and trouble. By physical and mental, build up th** blood, re- 'auction, to the highest Kidder, at the north taking there pills for a week or ten days I»e- store the ahauerrd nervous system, and ward I front door of the Court Ikwje In the City of .fore the expected return ’ of each jH’riod, the off insanity, the too friquent outcome of ex- Ha«ti^. HjW <X»uty Mtchunu’* seventeenth day of April 1®G. at one <» cloek tn prompt appearance of “the virittir” is in­ I tbe afternoon, the same befog described » all sured. For supprcariotw, the pills must Ixi — those certain pieces or parcels of land situated taken rteadil v until tbe reappearance takes ; HAYED HKK DAUGHTER. jn the township of Hone, in the County of place—generally in a month's time, sometimes AYom thr Journal. Deinrit. Mich. &»VTJ. and State cf Micbiggn. wd d-M nbed a^ less. Follow the directions on tLr pamphlet! ... . .. . follow*, to wft: The wret port of the north.cart about each- box. Nursing, women; will find! e* P,rrnIa quarter, of tire nreth mbH quarter of Section tbrir mill imprwwl >0 qiidilv nn.l quu'ily •' . H ' S? thirty six eoiitidninx thirty i acre* of land sad br eking th™, pill., «li, obw’n reli.f 1"* •>*•»»*■ "J <“»!*. the east part of the north *rest quarter of the from f«in io th. b»k .ml .Intw-d- I ““’I*’*’" “ ,b* «***’' Dr- north eart quarter of Section thirty Mi containmg ten serro of land, ant coiitjdninr In al out fcHInq. All dl.pl.rrra.nK limit .r.k-, "Oik Pill. lorty seres of land, the same being in townnrm of the ulrrino l?s»man..ni .pfnlily rrSaid Mr.. S.M Mrs. Schnable Srbimbl, to . a rrportrr reporter recently r«riitljr : ohlo two north nt range nine west. lirmd uni ultimMrlv 1-urrd by lb. u» of . TUP “«k -bout 141,. Dated Jaa, is. taes. ra lh~r rill.. I^m .orbo-^ Urarim; down, for om » ~r Ao wm w mbwoBbl, *r wm H4ITVRY WILLIAXH. pale and weak, and though naturally fleshy, the speed to 5% knots. Ina fresh breeze Murtgagtr. wriVitinlhr prlvi., .mini) fnn.lr ,™kn—, ------ 1----- k -- ------ *• —---- -Chas. H. Ba caw. find-speedy reliefnnd core iu the administra­ ■be became very thiq ; she had no appetite, no Attorney for Mortgagee. ambition, could not Mand anything. tion of the Pink Rills fur Pale People. “She bad never matured as a woman, and The mast critical period in th-; life of a PKOBATB ORDER. woiusu is that attcn<iing itcii'iituc the ccasatioa ccmtioh oftntaor men- doctor*, of whom we ,r‘tried rw ‘three “’Tj or four, failed it i. in.Mt termed, 5o Iwlp Iwr. r took her u> Harper H«pttal State of Mk-blgau.Coonty «* Bany-ss. struntion, or, as t. ..... _ 2^,L-enrrally J, ” ; . The T!.v symptoms — »ibut altho“gl> temporary help wm i At a Marton ol the Protate Court for th*. the change or turn nf. life. at­ for 0 faintinx q>c!l-pell- or at al-­ “bl»‘nrd she received no permanent good. Ooun»y ot Barry, hoklen at e Probate office. i™ In tending this |M-ri<sl are fainting „r lun.Iaclic day a Mend recqmmendrtl Dr. Wilhanw’ tacks faintnnMrxhauUlM. or dlaunere, City of Hartings Idhx county, on Mon generalof ilebility, a filing • of J’u‘k Pi>* •IM* <p recured a box. Inride of th* day, tbe »b day ot Janu jr tn the year one in! to improve and nature thousand eight hundred axi ninety-six. meluncholy, hysteria, pain in the; loins or ! ’?ur ’’’J*" *'”* ITroent, Charies W. Al istroDg. Judge of is now as wen well ano and limlM, hyprehondria. etc. The chtfagt* i« a nghhtl itself, and ahe wr « xradual one—for L iter or woreeXfor the hrshhv a« any girl, m bt-r rosy obreka and PrsbMr 41n^ the matter o! the estate ot Clara former if lhe patient is_wi.se enough to fortify , •’■parkhng eyre showed.” 8 S Waters, UlKTF deceased. the system against lhe ravages, of lhe: Mra. bt«hnanle .-an never be thankful Om reading And Os and filing the ; petition duly ven symptoms attending the change. For this *‘«‘>ugh f‘>r the wonderful remedy which haa fled, of Geo. Gen. R. Hyde.-Administrator of said estate praying for reawn^ set purpose no remedy ever discox cred equals Dr. "°IK* ^or her daughter. mwoor ia 1~ said prtilion *•» censed to reft Uie rei! be may be 11 Mcent William.’ Piuk P11K They purify Cie blood DrPink V*1* for pa,e People forth that ue hy acting directly* upon the sexual svatetu. | "n' ••’"’ridered nn unfoiling specific for aueb rotate nf said deceased aa Hi aald petition dvlessen the severity of this critical period, und d»e«s«i m locmuotor ataxia, pirtliil juiralyids, mereupon ft is ordered,that Tur.dav the finally leaves the patient in the ' ittw dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheunia- lath day of February. A. D 1«L at ten o dock fie enjoyment enjoyment of" of rubust health. All ladies approm-lnni.* nervous hendarhe. the after rflrcla nf la In tbe forenoon be asrtsned |for the hearing o iprout-Mmr this this i critical period should take ** _vheart, . -pale and• .■al -• ­ •aid petition and that the hfira at »aw of aa d Dr. — Williams' grippe, p^lpiiMtidn of* .the low complexions, that tired feeling resulting deeeased and all other versons interested In Pink I’ilh. from ncrtoiu prostration; all dbrerev result­ said rotate, are required to sppe.u- at a session of said court, then to be bo’dten at the Probate <ning from vitiated htioinr* in the blood. such PALE, AND SALLOW GIRLS. Mid County, act! _. ,. . , n-'fliuiuia iininu-rn Mprw, hc i ney arc xrofula., rchronic eryriprliu. etc.. They are floe. In the City ofitHaaUnta.Ita any there be. ’ why ^hat can be moee diMring than to see a nhn a irpreftic for truoi.lre rwvuliar tn fcmalra, show cause. the nrayrr of tbe petitioner may not be gwl drooping and fading in the Mpnnttime of, .wh as »u >pr<-»ion>.i irrcgulariti<-. --■* and -» all granted. And ft Is further ordered, thrt youth ?’ luxtrad of bright eyre, glowfag, rosy form* of wraknrea. ‘T-------«“AT*”step, ” T" ‘dull ."V II teal ,"rn”cure ’ «• wraanrea. In men they effectmental a rad- said petitioner rire notice to tbe persoro ehwks, and an Jastie clastic there ar.are4’dull in all all carer caaro arising from - -------- , — „ step, there I ical cure in interested In said rotate. < lhe pendency of eyes, pile, sallow, or greenish complexion, worry, overwork, or excewra of whatever said petition and tbe bearing tbcrvof by causing and a langutdncas ofrtrp that brep^sdi*. nature. Pink Pillsaroaold by di dealers or will a copy of this order to be published In the Has­ ease und an early death if proper treatment is be sent post paid on rereioC of price (.TO cents n tings BaxniM. a newspapefl printed and cirri!listed 1n aald County, of Barry, once m rack not resorted blood to and m i box six' Sri? Imixcr for 9“’ TO) bv Dr ...Ilpromptly th. Imperil I. prrahtrd„.l W?l or °L” week for three successive weeks previous to said day ot hearing. Chas. W. Akmstmoncl Judge of Probate. (A true copy.) •' BREAKFAST-SUPPER. . EPPS’S COCOA Local Disease GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. and is the result -n---------------— of colds . and audited climatic changes. it can be cured by a pleae-| apt remedy which is ap- ; plletl directly into the > nostrils. Being quickly absorbed it gives relief at Opce. BOILING WATER OR MILK. HAII , , ; ELY’S CREAM BALM Is acknowledged to be the most thorough cure for Nasal Catarrh. (kMd in Head and Hay Fever of all remedlM. It opens and cleanses the nasal pasates. allays pain and Infiamation. heals the Kory^. protects the mem­ brane from cold, restores the reuses of taste m1Ri],'ine 1 Pi Ice 30 recta nt Druggists or by ELY BROTHERS. MlWarren St. New York. A DM! XIS PR ATOM-8 SALK In the matter of the estate of Joshua H. Crouch. Deceased. Notice is hereby given tlmt I shall sell at Public Auction to thu highest bidder, ou Friday the 20th day of March. A. DJM9C. at ten o'clock, in th* forenoon, at the late residence, of lhe lair Joshua K. Crvurti. Deceased; In the Townshl? of*Hastings.in the County of Barn In the State of Michigan, pursuant tn License-and authority granted to me on,the 3i»t day ot January. A. D.. CTM. ny the Probate Court - ------------------- Michigan, ail of the estate, rl terest of the said deoeaaedp in and to tbe real estate situate aud realeKiatoitunre xud being belnn iu the Ooanty "f “ ----- *-------ot ‘ •Midileau, 77TV Barry. In the ,w Slate known and deacrlbed ai follows, to-wlt: The West half of ‘ the Bust half of the North West quarter el Section thirty six (.T6» conteinhiR forty acres more or less And I be East jmrt ot the South West Iract loual quarter at Section twenty flro (25) contalnh'K thirty seven arrre more or less. / Also the South Earn fractionquarter of Sec­ tion twenty five (23 containing one hundred five arrvs ninre or les*, all betna lu town three (3* North .range eight CT) rerot. Dated Feb'y. ith, A. 1> CTM- �Hasting Banner. Thursday, Feb. 20, 1896. "" W. R. COOK. Locil Editor. The Railway Agent LOCAL NEWS. mate Naw® • CIRCULATION * fniB week, 86 quire, Hereafter, changes for advertisements Mil r««b Ulla offlre Twwd.y, u u uunre Inaertloo la U>a laaue of Ui.- wm H. H. Pope, of Allegan, paid 111,09 fur fast driving across a bridge. Howell will have a new’Mosouic temple, For Sale by JF. H. Goodyear. BUSINESS CARDS. three stories high. It Will be completed in the early spring. "Aunt Polly” Clark the oldest person in Portland, If not In Ionia county, celebrated her 94th birthday recently. K li not only is no, but it must be so. One Minute Cough Cure acb> quickly,and that's what makes it go. W. H. Goodykail. new Presbyterian eburoh waa dedi­ cated in Battle Creek, a few days ago. A lilich liver with a torpid liver will not be a long liver. Correct lhe liver with Dell Ill’s Little Early Rlaere. Iiu(e pills that cure dyspepsia and cousiipatiom W. H. Goodyear. a Jwxun Prize beat. Baking Powder leavens watei A‘ R- Rost at will erect a acWeTs monument at a cost of $1,000. power to more cities anti factories than any other factory In Michigan. The Merchants National bank of Muske­ gon hat-.-gone Into voluntary liquidation. St Clal|*a yoong mayor who la only S3 One Minute Cough Cure touches tbe right spot It also touches it at tbe right time if you lake It when you have a cough or cold. See tbe point? Then don’t cough. Goodyear. Grand river Is said uj furnish years old, and who is tbe youngest mayor n tbe United States baa gone to Ann Arbor to study law. A lory at Flint recently awarded Woo' damage to a woman who brought suit against a saloon keeper for making ber husband a drunkard. Grand Rapids bankers will take $400,­ 000 of tbe new bond issue. One fanner who looked ns if he wasen’t worth a cent lugged in SI. 100 In gold. 'There are several aspirants for every K. ALICE KIRK, \ ' Physician and Subgkon. AU rails promptly attended day and night. Office at Ford's Hotel, south side entrance. township office in Allegan county, and from present indications tbe caucuses will be more Interesting than the election. T E. BARRELL. W. W. POTTER. J . BARRELL A POTTER, Attorneys at Law. Office over Hastings City Bank. Collections promptly attended to, and general law business transacted. voluntarily agreed (o do without butter for D Bruiui. Harbor will have free mall de­ liver) in April. Jaxuu Soap burtAo fabric. . Farmers about Hartford propose to start a cheese factory. 1 rue Blood Purifier, Wreck for Four Years. J. A. Goodyear, while employed a* agent for tbe C. & N. W. Ry. at Repub­ lic, Mich..through overwork and worry, waa stricken with nervous spasms, which developed into fits and continued for five years. During that time he treated with several doctors, who were unable to cure him, but advised that he go to Ann Arbor for treatment. He did ao, taking their treatment for four veara without any apparent effect. While in that condition, be tried Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve Vitaliser by the ad­ vice of his friends. It proved to be the proper remedy and a change was soon apparent; improvement continued with its use, every dose seemed to strength­ en and vitate his thoroughly sluggish nervous system until a cure was ef­ fected. A public library baa been started iu Hartford. Tho fair girls at Wellesley college have a month if the faculty will donate the money thus saved to the Armenian fund. w. fl. A Chinese "co-ed" has been chosen secretary of lhe senior medical class at the university. "Give me a liver regulator and 1 can regulate lhe world." said a genius. The druggist handed him a bottle of DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pill. W. H. Goodyear. Cleveland capitalists have organized a slock company and will resume mining op­ erations In Ontonagon county. Don’t invite disappointment by experi­ menting. Depend upon One Minute Cough Cure and you have Immediate re­ lief. It cures croup. The only harmless remedy that produces Immediate results. W. H. Goodyear. Prof. C. V. R. Bellows of the ML Pleasant Normal -School, is a candidate for Allegan was without light or fire pro­ superintendent of public instruction. tection one evening last week, lhe wheels Quick In effect, heals and leaves no scar. W A. LAMPMAN. of the water works and electric light Burning, scaly skin eruptions quickly n . D. D. s. company* plant being clogged by slush cured by DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Ap­ AU kinds of Dental work done carefully and’ plied to burns, scalds, old sores. It Is magi­ promptly. Itoeal Anesthesia, gas or chloroform Ice. given. Office over Fhin Smith's Racket Store. cal in effect. Always cures plies. Honrs 8 to 12 und I to 5. Tbe Allegan county court house is now W. H. Goodyear. J. C. l.AMl’MAN, M. D. lighted with kerosene oil, owing to the Nothing cleans cleaner than Jaxon soap. Office With W. A. Lampman. calls promptly onsw»red. special uttentn n given to Utting failure of the supervisorsand the electric The Dewey A Stewart roller mill, one of trusse-. aud treating Hernia or Rupture for light company to agree on a price for the the oldest land marks1 In Owosso, wiai radical cure. The majority of cases can be permanently cured without a surgical opera­ service. burned to tbe ground the other night. tion. The lOtli annual meeting of tho Mich­ Soottiing, healing, cleansing, DeWilt’t igan Christian Endeavor will he held at Witch Hazel Salve Is ti>e enemy to sores, AW AND COLLECTION OFFICE OF wounds sod piles, which it never falls to J J. M. SMITH. Ionia, April 1. 2. 3. Active preparations cure. Stops itching and burning. Cures Collections made in all parts of the state are'now in progress to insure tbe success chapped lips and cold sores in two or Conveyancing a speciality. Special pains of the meeting. three hours. W. H. Goodyear. taken in drafting contract*. chattel mort­ It was thought that gas was struck ut gagee and wills. Woodlaud. Mich. The Michigan Maple Lumber Co. was St. Johns last week. A torch was applied organized in Traverse City n few days 'dWird Taggart Loyal E. Knapp-.-u. but it failed to ignite giving strength to ago. Fifty concerns are represented in the new company. i Arthur C. Den Ison. the belief that there must Im* a big air TAGGART, KNAl’l’EN A DENISON. .1. W. Pierce. Republic, In., says: “1 chamber under that town somewhere. • LAWYKKS. have used One Minute Cough Cure in my kootukSII fill Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. The Michigan base ball league for the family and for myself, with results so en­ Grand Rapid*, Michigan. coming season, will Im? composed of Port tirely satisfactory that 1 can hardly find I AMES A. SWEEZEY. Huron, Saginaw, Kalamazoo. Lansing, words to express myself as to Its merit J Attorney at igw. I will never fall to recommend it to others, Unstings. Mich. Jackson. Adrian and Manistee, with one ou every occasion that presents Itself.” Practices in all courts uf tbe state. Col­ more city to be selected by the board of W. H. Goodyear. lections promptly attended to. directors. Grand Rapids will bond itself for J t / 1 A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. V. Physician and Surgeon, Delton. • Mich. Office In residence, one block east of depot. A. Jk C. H. BARBER • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or county responded to with promptness, day or night. H A. SHELDON, . Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings. Money to loan on Beal Estate Real Estate sold ou commission. General con »evan clog, flavine a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ plied from tho Records, can furnlsb complete abstracts. P hilip t. colgrove. P Attorney at Law (Successor to Smith A Colgrove.) (Office in Union block.Hastings.; Practices In nil the courts of tbe state. E. KENASTON, Attorney at Law, (Over J. 8. Goodyear & Co.’s store.) Practices In all court* ot tho State. Collections promptly attended to. \ The graduating class and school board of the Buchanan school, after a lengthy dispute concerning commencement, have finally compromised by the school board, the placing tbe entire class of sixteen on — •*"* prqgram, limiting each one to a five minute oration. A. H. Anson, of Marshall, bad a piece of glass remoXed from his foot which had been there fourteen years. A ifew days ago he went to a corn doctor tor relief, who told him there was probably a piece of glass in his foot. The piece removed was about tbe size of a quarter. Dr. Weaver found a surly dog near his barn one night this week, which denied the right of the doctor to pass. Feeling that such Interference should not be en­ couraged be got his revolver and shot at said animal seventeen times. The dog is enjoying himself about town ns usual.— Charlotte. Leader. A slick looking fellow was canvassing L‘ R. T1 M MERMAN, Homcrpathlc Phy *- • siclan and Surgeon. Office over Roger's grocery store.) Your ’ Daily Bread O Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. A. B. RENKES. FROF’K Fowlerville last week for pianos, organs, clothing, etc., to be sold on easy payments, and all he asked was a small payment down to bind the bargain. Many persons have his receipts for the money thus paid, but as be left town "between two days,’* it is thought thXXis all they ever will get. They tell a good story on ,SupL-, Pat­ tengill over at Charlotte. He* was down for a lecture there and sent copy fora small bill to one of the printing offices His subject was to be "Nancy Hanks and the 19th century.” He evidently wrote a hand Uke Horace Greeley for the bills appeared "Money Hunks of tbe 19th century” and everybody thought it was going to be a roast of the money sharks of tbe day and so the audience was largely made up of free sllveritas, It is said “Pat” has gone to practicing writing so he can read it himselfThrough tbe courtesy of Mr. F. H. Me. Grath we give tbe latest ruling concerning maple sugar, one which it will be of inter­ PROBATE OBDU. est to some farmers (non-residents of Eaton State of Michigan. County of Barry—as. At a session of the probate Coart for the county of course) to understand. State County of Barry, holden at tbe Probate Office, In the City of Hasting*, id said County ou Satur­ Pure Food Commissioner Storre says; “If day. the eighth day of February. In tbe year maple sugar is mixed with cane sugar It one thousand eight hundred aad ninety-six. Present Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ot Pro­ must be branded as cane sugar, and not u bate. In the matter of the estate of Jacob L. maple sugar." The law Is very strict. Mr. Custer, deceased. On reading and filing tbe petition duly verified Storrs in his monthly bulletin for January of Wm. H. Stebbins, creditor of said deceased says that of 54 articles of food submitted praying that administration ot said estate may be granted to Chas H. Bauer or to some other for analysis 19 were adulterated. A great­ suitable person. er abuse than these, even, are the adulter­ Thereupon It Is ordered Jhat Thursday-tbe fifth day of March A. D-, IBM. at ten o'clock in ated preparations purporting te be substi­ the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of tutes for coffee, the purchaser often pay­ said petition and that the heirs at law of said ing ten cents or more per pound for rye or deceased aud all other persons Interested In said estate, are required to appear at a session farIcy.—Charlotte Tribune. cf said Court, then to be holden at the Probate office. In the City of Hastings. In said County, and show cause. If any there be, why the prayer The best ealw In the world for cuta, cf the petltlooer may not be granted. And It Is further ordered, that said petition*r give notice brulsee, sores, nicer*, salt rbeum, freer to the persons Interested In said estate, of tbe sores, tetter, chapped hands, ehUblalns, pendency ot said petition and tbe beartbg there­ of by causing a copy of this order to be publish corns, and all skin irruptiona. “d p»led tn tbe Hastings Bannkk. a newspaper tlvely core plies or do psy required. K printed aud circulated in said County of Barry, Is cuantnteed to fflre perfect satlsfacwoc •nee In each week for three successive weeks or money refunded. Price BS cents per previous to said day of hearing. box. For sole by W. H- Goodyear, tbe CBAKUte W. AKMKTHOXO. dnutot. $150,000 to put In an electric lighting plant The decision was reached after a hot fight in the city council. Thr Dlucovery Saved His Life. • Mr. G. Calloutte, Druggist, BeaversvUIr, III., says: “To Dr. King’s New Dis­ covery 1 owe my life. Was taken with La grippe and tried all tbe physicians for miles about but of no avail and was given up and told 1 could not live. Having Dr. King’s New Discovery in my store 1 sent far a bottle and began its use and from the first dose began Io better, and after using tbrea bottles was up and about again. It is worth Its weight in gold. We woht keep store or house without It” Get .a free trial at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug store. The republican state convention to choose delegates tit large to the national convention in St Louis, will be held in Detroit, as near the 31st of April as pos­ sible. ___________________ $1OO Reward. $100. . The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all Its stages ami that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh beluga consUtu tlenal disease reouires a constitutional treat inent. Hall’s Catarrh Core is taken internaity, acting directly upon tbe t ood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of tbe disease, and giving the pa­ tient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing Its work. The proprietors have so much faith in Its curative powers that they offer Due Hundred LMftars for any case that it falls to cure. Send tor list of testimonials. _ « « Address. F. J. Cheney A Co.. Toledo. O. HF-Sold by Druggists, 75c. A Tmm Tn«Uy. Dallas, Tex., Feb. 15.—A negro, or a white man with Ms faoe blackened, while robbing the residence of Jeffer•021 Smith, in this city, fatally stabbed Smith and killed his wife with an ax. . Danced for Murder. Washngton, Eeb. 15. — John, alias “Patay,” Hams, the murderer of Mat­ thew Spruell bn July 4 last, was hanged yesterday in the District of Columbia jail. pure and filll of i i fruit SURPLUS, SI7, MteMgan. the Franklin County papers as 1 am a reliable honest man, so the people say, middling well acquainted over the County. Yours truly. Geo. K. Zollinger. A*small sample can be obtained by AURXAMDKH FOSTKK. Philip T. Couiroyr. Attorney ’or Mnrtitagee. Dated. January ±1.1896. sending n 2c. stamp to Pretzinger 'Bros., Chemists, Dayton. Ohio. Mother*. “One good mother is worth a hundred schoolmasters,” said George Herbert. Men are what their mothers make them. But if the motheis are peevish and Irri­ table. .through irregularities, "female weakness,’’ and kindred ailments, they find no pleasure, no beauty in the care of their balM‘8. Ail effort is torture. Let all such, whu feel welglied to Lhe earth with “weakness" peculiar to their sex, try Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. They will find the little ones a delight instead of a torment . To those about to become mothers it is n priceless boon. It lessens the pains aud perils of childbirth, shortens labor and promotes the secretion of an abundance of nourishment for the child. Indigestion is often taken for consump­ tion. -The word consumption means wasting away, and dyspeptics often waste away as badly as consumptives. The reason people waste away is be­ cause either they don’t get enough to eat, or they don’t digest what they do eat. If the latter Is your trouble take Shaker Digestive Conlial. This will help you to (lip’ijt your food and stop your loss of flesh. ’ Shaker Digestive Cordial Is made from herbs, barks and the Juices of fruit, by tbe well-known Shakers of Aft Lebanon. "It possesses great tonic and digestive powers. Shaker Digestive Cordial has cured many supposed consumptives (who were really dyspeptics.) by simply helping their stomachs to digest their food, thus giving them nourishment and new strength Sold by druggists. Trial bottles 10 cents. Care for iloadncfie. Ar a remedy for ail forms of headache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very best. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to its influence. We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle, end give; this remedy a fair trial. In cases of hab­ itual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medi­ cine. Try it once. Large bottles only fifty cents nt W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. Wbeo lUby vm tick, wo bw OMtorU. Wbro Ao . ChlU, ■!» cried tor C-Uwta. Whmdio bourne KM ri» duc< to Cori^rU. LA GRIPPE REMAINS. eases cf winter. Ootarove. Mortgage balk. County. Mich beck of the day of November and duly MsigtMN me Hlecr* C. Hi Creek, and tbe office ol —,. _ County ou tho ^7th day of Liber 23 of mortgages on page y wltleh dr fault the power ot sate eootalcod te said mortgage has become operative, sad upon which Raid bond and mortgage there te etadmed tu ne due for arineipal and interest b. date the sum ui three hundred and «!xty duttats and law or io equi! .-over the the State of MfchlganTn such cases tnad* and provided, on Saturday the sixteenth day of May A. D. ihm. at it o'clock In the forenoon at the North front dcor of lhe Court House in tbe City of Hastings, Barry County. Michigan, (that be­ ing tbe place ng bolding tbe Circuit Court for san! Countv of Harry) tne understated will sell nt publie auction, ta the highest bidder, the lands and premises described in said mortgage, or «o nmeh thtreof as shall be uecei sary to aatisiy the said amount due and interest at seven percent, coati and expenses of sale, aud an attorney fee ot fifteen dollars allowed by law and provided tor in said mortgage: said land and premises being described in said mortgage as-the Wert fractional half of tbe Eart bafiof (he North Wevt quarter of section Thirty Three (33) In Township Number One (1) North of Range Number Seven (7) Wert being in the Towash Ip of Assyria, Barry County Michigan. Doled February 18th, 1806. Euccra C. Bouton, Assignee. F. W. CLAPP. Attorney fbr Amignee, Battle C*ek Mich. CASTOR IA c A Practically Perfect Preparation For 1 s T 0 R | A CHILDREN’S Complaints. CASTO tsMniBBmHni^nMMnnssssnnnB KAFFIR KOLA EXTRACT Is the Greatest Remedy and Cure of the 19th CENTURY’ It to an extract made from tbe J nice ot tbe ant of the SacreW Kala tree of South Adfiriea. Used by tbe Kallra u* Snlas ia their trfbea for many gener­ ations aa a positive care for all aervoaa di—aat in —aa or vrocrea. Oom sayeaue; apupais; roctetipafioa; kidaey and bladder ailmeata, and diaeaswd liver. It euros rheumatism asaffi blood nflteetioa*. We are the solo ageL-ta for the United State® for thto wonderful ex­ tract Aa a gnu-saty we retara tbe price paid to the peroou having usad otwthlrd bottle and Dot bring benefited thereby Price •l.M.enoach Ibra fhU meath*a treatmeat, aad ia ordlaarjr aaaoa eaoa*h far a care. Ask for Lt at druggtots. or order from ns direct; we pay all charges. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. again. He writes: Last winter I bad a very bad case of la grippe which left me enfeebled aud liable to oold at the slightest exposure. 1 tried a number of remedies but they afforded me only temporary relief. I saw an ad­ Is this; if you are troubled with Catarrh, vertisement of Pe-ro-na and concluded to Cold iu Head. Hay Fever, go to the drug­ try it, I have been using it for two gist named below and get a bottle of CctituryCatarrh Cure. No danger of being months, and It has afforded me much re­ humbugged. Relief in five minutes and a lief. It i« Indeed a panacea to me. It positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. has invigorated me more than anything I If the'Baby Is Cutting Teed*. ever tried. I have recommended it to Be sure and use that old and well tried others and advised them to send for year remedy. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup pamphlets. I have written of it to dis­ for children teething. It sooths the child, tant friends. You can use this statement softens tbe gums, allays ail pain, cures wind colic and is tbe best remedy for in anyway you cbooae. diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Rev. H. Petty, Dry Fork, Va. Excellent Blood Purifier. For further particulars and a multitude Laurium. Mich. Jan. a. t< I have used of witnesses write to the P«-rn-na Drug Hood’s SarMpanlla and think it an excellent b£S purifier 1 u«* Hood's Sarsaparilla when MaxfUfacturlng Company, Columbus, Ohio, owuu ___W _ __ AhUdraa. for a tree copy of their illaatcated treatise torroe trade mark from Hood’s on la grippe. Pe-ru-na is also a sure cure Mite and ten rents in stamps. Mra. James for catarrh, coughs, colds, bronchitis, first McKervis. stage of consumption, and all climatic dis­ Mortgagee. r. Reynold*?, Cashier. DIRKCTOBS: What is For Y ears in the System if Not Cured. This country contains a large multitude of meu and women who are debilitated and weak as the effect of la grippe. It everyone would do as the Reverend Petty, of Virginia, did, this vast multitude of sufferers would soon be well and strong OFFKXB3- Joe Donoghue, the champion skater, broke the five-mile skating record in Washington, making the distance in 14 minutes 45 seconds. Allen Dodsworth, for many ycarj conductor of the celebrated DodsMORTGAGE BALE. worth’s band in New York, died at Detaalt having been made in the conditions of aoertalu mortgage made by Robert A. K elley Pasadena, Cal., aged 78 years. aud wife Jane A. to Alexander Poster dated February 14, A. D. 1W7. aud Recorded in tbe An Honest Mun's Story. office of the RcMtirter of Deeds, for tbe County Greenvillage, P<t.. Jan. 23. *9fl. of Barry and Stale of Michigan, cm the Htb Dear sir:—Thank God there In a medi­ day of February a. D. 1*7 in Liber 30 of Mort gases, on page 1M on which mortgage there is cine that will cure catarrh. Mr. Pretzln- claimed to be doe at the date of this notice tbe sum of Seventy-five doUsre and twenty five ger I used your sample box of catarrh cents, aud »u attorney’s fee of Fifteen dollars for Is Said mongagr, knd no suit or which you sent me. Tbe first night 1 provided proceedings at law having bten Instituted to used it It helped me. May God bless you recover the moiwys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof; for your kindness. I need tbe little box Now. Then-tore, by virtue of tbe power cf you sent me and about halt of a 50 cent sale coot >lned In said mortgage, and the statute jar. They keep it In Chamben>berg. I by alvei! that o*< Saturday tbe Twenty fifth day of Apnl A. D. 1SJ6. at ten o'clock in tbe fore­ have told a great many people about your noon, 1 hhall mH at Public auction, to tbe nlgbeat bidder, at the Norin Front door of tbe medicine. Hon. ’Squire Britton, brother­ Court House in the City of Hastings (that being in-law to me, is using it; he sa> s It is the place. wlH?r» the Cirrnti Court for B.«rry County is holdan), tbe premises described In helping him very much; be has catarrh said mortgage, or so much thervof as may be necessary to pay the amonst due on -said mort ■ very bad. Mra. G. D. Ludgwlg. daughter cwte, with eight per rent. Interest, end all of mine, is using your medicine. 1 use it It-KB! cmh, together with an attorney ** foe of rlltoen Dollars covenanted for therein, tbe iu the evening before retiring to bed and premises being described in said mortgage as that certain piece or parcel of laud situate am feeling better now than l.have for the all in tbe City of Hastlnn, tu the County uf Barry last five years. My bead Is clear and j and State of Michigan, and known and. deserjb ed as fallown; have more energy for work aud business. Comnmnclng at quarter post on lhe. North ot See*ion 17 in Town 3 N. 8 W. Thence Before 1 used your medicine I felt many a side South Sixteen Chains and forty-seven links, thrnce Snath 79J4 degreea. East Eleven chains time that I did not care whether I was iiv-. and nine links to a stake and stone in renter ot ing or dead; 1 had no energy: 1 did nut the highway to the place of beginning. Thence along the Center ot lhe highway care for anything. I had catarrh over South 7tlH degrees East, Three ctufli'i sixty-seven years; mother had catarrh and thlrtythreu and 4 lluko, thence South on a line parallel with the uuarter line to lhe it turned into consumption, she died In Thoruapnle river, thence Westerly alone said nverto a point so that a lire running North her sixty-fourth year. 1 have a farm up parallel with tbe East line would Intersect the at Strasberg, seven miles hum Greenvil­ place of tieglnnlng. thence North from said faint to tbe place of beginning, anld tine being lage. Ou nice days 1 drive up to the farm ve efialns »uid fifty links long ou the West aide, containing two acres more or less Ex­ and work. Mr. 1’retzinger I think it cept one acre sold off and from the West side,be­ would pay you to have it put in ail the ing oa the W H ot N. E. ot Sect. H, 3 N. 8 W. Hood’s pftlfl act harmoniously with Hood's Sarsaparilla. ' Kaffir Kola Extract Co., Office. 32, 209 State Street, _ »iii_ "'UMlU in Buying a Piano or an Organ 4> MX M t. ram. u. tout Mam » H..II. ..ill, knwl m^ami A® wSUtte.ot .oportority ttea. -SSmaiWrW insir»nM.r.t3 per .xceltescr. OU pboo. or ukra In treble. �Hastings Banner. Thundiy, Feb. 20,. 1896. MAUHALL L. COOK, Editor. ■3TTEEXD AS SECOND CLASS MATTEB AT THE HASTINGS, MICH., FOSTOFFICE, AUGUST 14, 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES For Good Boada. The recent call issued by Governor Rich for a good roads conventions has awakened public Interest on this important subject through tbe state, which is sadly deficient in good roads. It is noted also that even in tbe eastern state* where tbe conditions for excellent roads are far superior to those in Michigan, the people are moving In the direction of still better public thorough­ fares. Tbe last legislature of tbe state of New York appointed a committee to inves­ tigate and report on tbe subject, and the results of tbe work of tbe committee have just been made public. It is believed they will be of interest to people concerned In the matter of good roads in Michigan, the New York committee in the course of its labor studied the road system of several States through which It traveled. Tbe committee finds that there is wide-spread dlasatlsfactlon with the present road system and that a change of some kind is uni­ versally advocated. The report^ concise going from short detailed accounts bf meth­ ods of highway improvements in the states, named to these recommendations: First. That there be at Albany a central CATHODE RAYS PHOTOGRAPH. head which shall set io an advisory capacity and shall have the superintendence of all roads hereafter bulk, the prime Idea being that the maximum of utility shall be reached within tbe minimum cost. AGGRESSION. Second. That state aid to the amount of oneRead before the Farmers Institute by B. 8. third shall be given subject to certain condi­ lolly, of Woodland.) tions and restrictions, and that the initiative may ba take* by three alternative methods: Great Britain Slyly Trying to Get In this brief article oh the management <ai Upon tbe petition of a benefited district Control of Nicaragua Canal. 'paying one-third, the county one-third and tbe of a co-operative creamery I shall endeav­ state one third: (b) upou a petition of the town or to give from my experience, and the ex­ •rby a resolution duly passed at an annual or perience of other*, some of lhe obstacles special town meetinc. In which event the town, Would Lika to Have theCooeesaloa* Groat eaunty and state shall each pay one third, and Ln the way of successfully running a co­ ad to Thia Country Withdrawn—Kn*(c) upon a resolution of the board cf supervisors operative creamery, and some of the quailUsh Capitalists Antloos to Invest petiuoulng for a county road, of which tbe licfttloh.M necessary in those who have Its county Is to pay two*thirds and the state oneTheir Capital There. third third. management. About the first thing we Third. That tbe number of road officers be have to face is the fact that we have from decreased, and that there be one commissioner A Times special from Washington 100 to 150 people to do business for, aud ot highways only In ea<jh town wtioshall act In •oourciion with the town board, | **yKmore impoi taut issue than tout almost invariably they are taken from a Fourth. That the wretched ^path-master” . ever tie Venezuelan boundary may be class of men who have never done busi­ system sludl N-abolished and the money system ’ ■ . , of taxation for highway purposes be used । rawed *>«u between the United btate* ness together, and arc not used to work­ throughou 1 the slate. . and Great Britain if recent reports from ing In the same iiarness with all their sur­ Fifth. That there be a wide tire law through- ! i shall be confirmed bv later ♦ut the state to take »-ITect In the year 1900. aud 4 Nicaragua snail oe connrmeu Dy lau r rounding neighbors and consequently do not <ee tilings through tbe same collar, regulating the width of lhe tire to the weight developments. “SIX Tau.be convict, U lb« MUe prUtma I Tbe .ubetui.ee ot three report*, mu- and instead of “lhe long pull, the strong be utilized for the purpose of manufacturing tbe i t&ined bv important evidence, is that pull and lhe pull altogether” on the .part of Hie stockholders with the management we interaet. are reaching out tor find them getting nervous and fretful, and : Lhe control of the Nicaraguan canal, taking the bits Iu tbe teeth and try ing to by a proper bill.—ScglHaw Courier Herald. The subject of g^od roads and how to ; and that the government is being urged run away with the driver, and if enough build them, Is one of tbe most prominent j to annul the charter to the existing cor- of them do this it will invariably result in subjects to be dealt with In tbe near future. I poration. a smash up, from tbe ruins of which will Competition, not onl, among ourael.ej v.Th» reP°r'’ Br““h ,ulr«u' 'n bo'pleked up a lot of badly scarred aud „ \ . . . । Nicaragua which have been sent to the bruised managers; a sore and disgruntled but from .11 qu.rtera ot lb. 'lobe h»» rtot, Xpnrtmrat ere like), to .rerive set of stockholders and patrons; a butler knocked down price. In «u uubeird ot Mrious Utu.n,;on i^forc the transm..- making outfit sold at half price: a build­ manner during the past three years. But | Bjon of the rej»ort of the Nicaraguan ing with the doors aud windows nailed up it exist the farmers of to day just as much --------- 1—t— *to -------------—>nnd ----------------1— aud 999 men who never lifted a finger to 1 ’commission congress, may give make it a success ready to say “Didn’t I to haul their produce over the rough1 a sensational turn to the expected spe- I tell you so?” But on lhe otberfftand, if country roads as It did 50 years ago. Sta­. cial message of the president on the the managers can succeed in holding the ! subject. reins tight, and do not get scared and lose tistics show that it costs *25 cents per ton A rich Englishman named Morgan their heads, and yield to every whim of per mile for farmers to haul their produce for some year* ha* been representing those who know (or think they know) to market. By making roads over which a syndicate of British capitalists who more about a creamery than the man who four or five tons can be hauled at a load. have control of nearly all the transport made it, and will use a little good judg­ as eau be done and is being done, the cost tation routes by rail and water through­ ment and common sense, the chances are, ten to one,that the creamery will be a suc­ will be reduced to five or six cents per ton out the republic. cess, if there are cows enough, for cows, Mr. Morgan and his supporters have strange as It may seem are just as essen­ per mile. been recently suggesting that the tial to the success of a creamery as lhe Vote for Cleveland and Si.25 .wheat “is United States and the Nicaragua Canal separators are. The greatest obstacle In a cry that long ago subsided, so much so company are altogether too slow in the way of the financial success of the that it may be truthfully said to have pushing the work on thecnnal and that Woodland creamery has beeo tbe scarcity of cows, necessitating such long drives by reached a state of “inoccuous desuetude.” the annulment of the existing charter the milk haulers that the ten cent* per one is justified by their delay. Their proposition is substantially hundred pounds, paid by lhe patrons Tbe republican party has a large number would uot pay them, with the result that । that the government of N icaragua with­ of men available for lhe office of President, ! draw the concessions granted to the during tbe past year, our company paid to and tho ability to select tbe right one may ! American company and grant conces- tbe milk haulers over 8800 to get tbe milk drawn. Toibesure the exceedingly dry well be left to the combined wisdom of the sions to a British company for the con- summer,shortage of pasture, and the scar­ party, struction of t he canal. If this should ap- city of fodder for tbe winter has compell­ j>ear to be too brazen an Inter­ ed many of our farmers again*: their will, Clara Bartons going into Turkey to help ference with the rights of the United to dispose of some of their cows, which the starving and persecuted Armenians, in Stater, men of Nicaraguan birth might has put us back somewhat, and it will take same time to recover from the loss of spite of the objections of tbe Sultan is only be put at the head of the new company, so many cows. another demonstration of tbe fact that while British financier* controlled its However we are overcoming, in a great actual operation and pulled the strings measure, the prejudice which so many when “a woman will, she will,” and that* which would govern the movement of have bad against the creamery, (nineteen all there is to it. the native official*. cents for creamery butter, against twelve It ia believed in Nicaragua that the for dairy, for the month of December over­ So ably has the Hon. F. A. Maynard syndicate headed by Mr. Morgan does comes a lot ot prejudice) and are getting looked after, the office of Attorney General not expect to raise the $100,000,000 nec- new patrons right along, and we can see of tbe State of Michigan that be will un- J vs«ary to complete the canal without for our creamery nothing but a bright doubtedly be renominated by acclamation, i the backing of the British government, future. Uereisoneof tbe many things the management of the creamery has to Michigan never had a better or more cap-.| nnd it is declared that this involves the meet ip cold weather aud shows how able inan in this office than Gen. Maynard. ! most dangerous feature of the situa­ anxious some of our patrons are to kill tion. their best friend. Ou lhe arrival of tbe Victor M. Gora, of Bouton Itarbor. U . I T‘" Vni,ed U '* in skim milk from tbe factory our patron f r, ■ such a case would not permit ‘he Mon- allows It to stand for a little time and dis­ eudldrt, tor Co»gr«8 from th!, dl.trtet roe doctrine to Mr. covers a little cream on tbe top, then goes and last week the Benton Harbor Palladium rawly a* to justify the increase of Eu- to work and pours into a basin the milk lauucbed his boom in a very able manner. • ropean power in Central America con­ from the top of the can and after thfc little flr. Gore Is an able mau. In fact this dis- j trary to the interest* of the United cream has raised takes particular pains to call the attention of all the neighbors and trict has a good many good men that would State* even with ‘the ‘v consent of tbe of' ­ passers by to tbe amount of cream raised ficial* who temporarily might shape the from one little basin of .factory skimmed fill that high office very creditably. policy of the country In which auch ag­ milk. It is a very easy matter to account ’ for this as It quite often happens In very flaxen b Pingree, of Detroit, has the gressions took place. If the efforts of British capitalists to. cold weatlier, and when milk la held for gubernatorial bee in bl* bonnet But secure the annulment of the American two days, that quite a thick cream will flaxen is an agitator. The people of De­ charter seem likely to produce tangibly raise on tbe milk and in drawing it to tbe troit seem to like agitators, aud it would result*, representations of a serious na- factory, some of the eream will freese to ■0®® *lmost cruel to deprive them of one ' ture are likely to be made by the state the covers, (I have often seen tbe covers * be so fond. -- - ------- . -.j 8eenJ to w autiu. Asd department to the government* of both frown full) then when the skimmed milk M thia this th^ hivn rather come to ... . _ ° . — .. . . . is returned to the flaw It thaws out tbe ■asides the IWinlw people have Nicaragua and Great Britain against frozen cream, and by letting tbe can stand Ute conclusion that an agitator la hardly a extension of British influence in the after its aqrtval borne tbe cream will all safe sin to place at the head of a great construction of the canal. . raise to tbe top of tbe can. Or «ven If tbe state like Michigan. weather is not ooM enough to free* tbe milk, there is often cream enough left in It appears that the island of Heligo­ tbe <mn filter emptying In the weigh can. It hM be.11 asserted on lhe one side and land still continues under the German to make 4 stowing on the top of the can, tftapnled on the blher, that tahlnr wia rule to maintain its character as a sort for there i* usually from one half to a pint "bob." or "tip upn” h lllefoL Tbe of European Gretna Green. TheHeligo- of milk and cream left in the can. lownueh u tbe time 1, ,bont hen actual ktbrage yield of the factory being wftea catehin' fish In this nustmei1 ts laud clergy are Lutherta, and are from- five lo five and a quarter pound* of sraelleed to a considerable riant, we elected by tbe people, after tbe ancient mm hundred pounds of milk, But most of their on this subject whIHi raada Frisian custom. shows there is not much cream left in the a* foUow*;— ■ services as ministers of boly matrimony milk after it paree* through the ■epatalore. “The prop!? of tbe State oi of Maemgan Mtetilgan । are CO1 not requires required by tbe memoers members ox of But bow to deed with such patnms mr ouiie oy uw „ enact, that it shall not be lawful for any their own flock, but by outaiuera who to c-loee tteir mouth* and stlil “bold them a kill aay fish In cross the sea* to lhe island for the sake to their milk” is tbe question. 1* it better ^tatl wiro JlSTrtQ< '•‘-resaw in of married. Herr Ikradt, the to stand on your dignity aad refuse their state with *nv kita of shmt . - .. organist und mttsk teacher of the milk, or make your explanation overtook ihelr talk and by not provoking them.hold them as customers? For If they continue to send, as they undoubtedly wilL Jt ta positive proof that, in .pUe of ail they **y. they are satisfied and uw this fact „ before to a cudgel to kiwmk over their •‘skhn milk atruBjenta.” MORE 1 tells us tbe) are ready to stand by, and support him In what be derm* i* for the best latetrsta of the compmy. it to k great *o«ree of strength to bite Oo the other hand if the directors are changeable, and va»elllatiBg. saying oo* thing at tbe meettag of tbe board, another thing when they are awu. and if they happen to be in the mi­ nority on any particular question. instead of accepting tbe judgment of tbe majority, go from tbe meeting and say “Well 1 did not vote in favor of doing that way. If I bad bad my way II would not have been so,” thus destroying tbe confidence of tbe people In the ability of the directors and manager to control the affairs of the com­ pany. Inasmuch as upon the manager falls tbe work of carrying out the Ideas of tbe board be must of necessity stand ready to take all the blam* for any action they may take which does not meet with uni­ versal approval. Naturally he must be a person possessed of some patience and courage. He must also have business tact and ability, and owing to the responsible position be occupies must be a person in whom tbe people have confidence. The butter maker must be a man who is physically all right Hl* five sense* must be perfect; bls hearing, because on this be must depend In a great measure for bis knowledge as to how bls machine* are running, and detect Instantly If anything Is out of order. Next in importance to ti e sense of smell, which ought to be so culti­ vated that it is as acute as that of a blood hound, fairly making him roar every time be pulls tbe csvers from a can of milk and discovers the least taint of a foreign odor in Jt or that arises from cans Improperly washed and scalded. By this sense he must Judge of tbe flavor of bls butler. He should also be a close student of human nature to know how to get along with the patrons without friction, and at the same time he must be firm in his refosai of bad milk, returning It to patrons jut as often as Is necessary, to teach him that bad milk won’t “go.” He must do this to protect his own reputation, as well as the other patrons, for a bad lot of‘'milk might be the cause of giving an “off” flav­ or to an entire batch of butter, and the result would be a Joes to all the patrons. When he refuses to take a patrons milk be i. Crescents are leaders. 2. Crescents are guaranteed, v must give him good and sufficient reasons 3. Crescents are strong and durable. Crescents are J for refusing it. One of the most important perfect in every detail. 5. Crescents are light and J qualifications for n butter makerJ*-the easy running. 6. Crescent riders are proud of their S familiarity with the Babcock Test, as it lies Iq the xbUlly of the butter maker wheels. 7. Crescent buyers get their money’s worth. $ whether tach patron receives his just 8. Crescents are built by skilled workmen. 9. Cres- J due*. For If the butter maker wishes. It . cents are made by a responsible concern. 10. Cres- ? lie* In his power to fayor his friends and cents are high grade and up-to-date. 11. Crescents J punish his enemies, and no one be able to know anything about IL It behooves the are handsome in design and finish. 12. Crescent J mannger to hire no man who has not suf­ prices are right and suit the public. 5 ficient moral principal to hold him straight It occasionally happens the but­ • WE INVrTE \ou to examine cverv detail of the Chbhckni Aj ter maker so far forgets his obligations to and compare them with other wheels, tbe result will be j* the company as te rush things at the fac­ another ('RKsexxT rider. A toil Hue ot Cuescbitts in * tory and neglect many things that ought to < mr .how window. a» w be attended to. In his eagerue** to get the K * work doue aud join bis gang of tipplers and card players. I verily believe that no sporting man or one who uses intoxicants has any business In a creamery. He should be able to leach his patrons how properly to produce, care for, and deliver their milk. He should bo free from gossip and have no confidant in affairs other than the manager, from whom he should keep nothing pertaining to the business ur wel­ fare of the company. He should be per­ fectly fair and honest in taking his sam­ ples and making his test*. In making butter he should weigh butter and salt measure color, guessing at nothing, but always juiowing when he Is right A but­ ter maker who sells his time to a company for a consideration onght to be able and willing to deliver the goods. Yon may have the most careful manager, a butler maker second to none, and yet the whole reputation of the factory depends on the patrons, and It should be the aim of the former two, to take every opportunity to Beginning Thursday, Feb. 14 and continuing for instruct the patrons on the care of the milk. The one thing above all others that ONE WEEK, all patrons should get and keep in their mtnda is that first virtue “cleanliness, which 1* next to godliness.” From tbe We will sell all...... stable to tbe factory cleanliness should be uppermost In washing creamery utensils, Sl.gO.... cold water should first be used as hot water applied to milk vessels cooks the milk onto the tin, and gives them an ap­ pearance that no neat housekeeper would take pride in showing. After rinsing with cool water they should be washed and scalded with hot water, and put In the san to dry. All milk vessels must be (Black, Brown and Gray) for kept neat and clean if y*u expect tbe but­ ter maker to do good work. As soon as tbe milk la drawn it should be strained and cooled by some of the many ways In Which it can be done. Set the cans In a tank of cold, and If possible running water, and have a tin soldered onto tbe We have about 200 of these. They will not last long at this end of a galvanized iron rod, something like a churn dasher, with which to agitate price, so come early while the assortment is good. tte milk several times while cooling, evep in winter If any quantity Is put In a can it should be stirred while cooling. Never mix <arm milk with cold milk, but cool A few Men’s Buckle Arctics left which are going at $1.00. before mixing,this 1* one of the most essen­ tial points for the patron* to observe, and yet It Is one which they are inclined to neglect, thinking that iff tbe milk passes the weight stand they are all right, but they forget that on the qnality of milk de­ BANKRUPT STORE. C. H. C2. pends the quality of the tatter, lhe repu­ tation of the factory, and the price ob­ tained for the good*. Tbe patron* should ‘*********l*****'****MiB*WM**fi%B^**l***MlMiWWWBWB%WW*^**W* remember that they have a responsibility in tte matter beyond simply getting tbe milk past the butler makers nose into tbe weight can. 1 am of the opinion that there is better time* aiiead for the fanners of our oommunlty, if they will turn tteir attentioh to tbl* matter of the co-operative creamery. Stop railing fifty cent wheat ata loss of twenty-five cents per bushel, and raise hay and coarse grain for feed, then get tbe living machines that will turn thl* fodder into milk and butter white can be and to produced at * profit. Otter things being equal the larger tbe herd of cow. the more money there to in It, and tbe better aatl*. lJe patrons. One fnet I have no­ ticed In tbe Woodland creamery to, that all our complaints come from patrons who send the milk from ene or two cows, while the patron who Mods tbe milk from six to twenty cows to perfectly Mdiafled. and to using all bis infloeoce to help tbe cause 12 Reasons who it’s Best, s to Bun a Gresoent i Goodyear Bros., Hardware, Agents for Crescents. | Notice Thia Fedoras 98c. Osborn j All wool “>bRESS QOObS I 36 inches wide in black and colors, ONLY When the herd gets large enough find, by tte um of tte Babcock teat,which eow* are the poor ones, ata then dispose of them to lhe butcher. Dot to your neighbor for a eow that will not make over 200 pounds of butter in a year I* a dead, or \UTln< 10-S- A «•» ttet will only make loO pounds of butter per year wili 1ViiUP v’ pr0fit of tIK4hcr eow that will make 950 pound* a yenr. In oouduskm I would say tfeat our Place In tte estlmaUoc of needy all iu operative ereamery are, a a good Prrhap* 25 cents per yard. 1: LESTfiurrER . ' ■ • ; . . ’ . . : :: M o»e third b« labor, must this time. —............................... y- - TTni ii i i iiiuLiMjLiiuir' �Hasting Banner Thursday, Feb. 20, 1896. While Calhoun county !• groaning over paying somethiug like >1000, and more a month for her tramp bill, it may be cheer­ ing news to learn that Barry county hu only paid >50 this winter to entertain vis­ iting hobos. Shullx wants a creamery and has raised >800. towards one, and only For Cough, Cold and “Grip" ery in first class shape. Those who attended —MEDICINES “Jane” FRED L HEATH, THE DRUGGIST. as good as any troupe that ever visited our city. It is Io be hoped that a good house will greet them Saturday night, as the money netted is for the piano fund. Tbe club entertainment, He has in stock almost every Cough Medicine made and can fill your family re­ ceipts with pure drugs and at prices as cheap as any one. A flill line of Hum­ phreys Home© Remedies, and agent' for Munyon’s Homeopathic Medicines. : : All of Dr. Hartman’s Medi­ cines, and Dr. Wm. Radutus’ Microbe Killer. Among other enjoyable Judging from the many complimentaiy notices we observe In our exchanges last week, tbe papers took very kindly to the boourwblch was started for Hod. P. T. Col grove for Congress, and shows that should Mr. Colgrove ever desire the honor, One door Eiu>t of City Bank. LOCAL NEWS. CIRCULATION * 86 quires. Hereafter, change* for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest tG Injure insertion in the issue of the week a-nui brought. ■fl.ir Mow last night Only four boarders at tbe county brick .it- present. Show cases and safes fer sale cheap at McOmber?s. •Great bar rata s. Why don’t you buy joer silverware be• (ore it Is all gone of A. R. McOmber?. Delton correspondent metrtkma a which occurred near there this Go to Phillips Erb’s and see What a Margie bottle of Sue olives you can get for *45 cents. The Hfcks blizzard which got lest some time in January, struck us fell force yesterday. Several Woodland »<nd Nashvltte people interested tn court cases were in the city last week. We -euderatand there are prospects of two new millinery stores being opened in Hastings in the spring. Ask for a bottle of “Inda Rtflsh" when you to Phillips Jt Erb’s. An ivory spoon goes with each bottle. The fire sale of boots and -shoes still continues and will -until tbe ewtire stock is disposed of at F. G. Stowell’s. Judge Smith delivered a lecture Friday night at Irvinr, It being givfen 00 the IrvEpworth League Lecture Course. ^$uoday night was one of the coldest of the season, the thermometers registering all the way from nice to eighteen below zero.S Fi/tj farms for sale and exchange. City ’ property for sale and exchange. Call at A.‘D.KJadwailader-j law office, Hastings, Mich. The'Wool Boot company puts on a night force this week, and wilLprobaWy continue to run>aight and day through tbe coming season. Miss-Mina Clapp, recently stenographer for tiie •Streator Mfg. CQ. of Calamazoo, has accepted a position in P. T. Colgrove’s law offise. Boys when you want- a pair of those spring heel, pointed tee, laced -shoes just tell rnaaxna to go to Woolley «fc fironson’s Red Front Shoe Store. Every thing fresh iu «he canned^oods line at Phillipa A Erbs. Gfives, chaw chow, pickles, aad canned (null just secelved. A most tempting outlay. Miss Sara Jones, and fcer class .ia vocal ■music, gave a recital at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. ta. Barber at Nashville, Wed­ nesday night of last week. Bev. Mlltoa Bradley, who recently died at Richland, preached tbe dedicatory sermon of the Presbyterian church edifice in thia city. In the fall ot 18K. Tbe examination of Mrs. Lear for Che attempted murder of her 00a, waa pat over until March 2, on request at her torney, M. F. Jordan, of Middlerille. “Jane” was pronounced a success by all who were present at the Opera House Monday night. We understand It will be repeated Saturday night of this week. -Come. Children 15c., adults -25c. C. K. Sc 8. morning train rolled in-1 to Hastings yesterday over two hours late, and its appearance indicated that it had been wading through some big snow drifts. They dideu't got back to Kalama­ zoo until late in tho afternoon, so only the one train was run. It took two engines and a lot of work to get through the big drift* near Milo. features will be an operetta, in which Miss Ednah Truman and prominent local singers will take part F«ei» L. Heath, The Druggist. Our will charge are already perfecting arrangements. Jest on Earth. 20o lb., 3 lbs for 50«. fuiride week. which close lhe lecture course, will be given after Lent, and tbe committee having it in 4 Paw's Condition Fdwders. . tbe play given by lhe High school students Monday night commend it highly, and sgy it was Go to . Tais week, has $400. more to secure to Insure the erection of one. BarrJ county is destined to become famous for Its creameries. Tbe people of Shultz and vicinity could'support a cream­ he will be given the desired support by the PERSONAL MENTION. Mra. Earl Brow9 baa Niteo. returned from Dan Donahue is dangerously 111 with typhoid fever. C. A, Hough, of Nashville, was In tbe city Saturday. Miss Bertha Rider returned from Grand Rapids Monday. ■ prhifrge of Hateuing to a finer executed piano solo than that given by Mis* FHzSlmiMnsand evinced the fact that she will be a valuable acquisition to tbe music­ al circles of our clfy. The choruses were exceedingly well rendered, doing credit to -ye time beater” Goodly Virtue Cox who drilled them. About XO was taken in. wfiich wiH /Bp to help swell;tbe fund being raised by tbe Epworth League for the new piano. ANNUAL MEETINTg. Chester Messer returned from tbe east Thursday night. Th* Barr# JI Eaton Ia«uraaae Ct(. Will McKevitt was in Middleville Sat­ urday on business. The annual meeting of the Barpy and. Eaton Mutual Fire Insurance Cb. wm held in tbe opera house. Tuewlay of this week. Despite the stormy day theWf was •a large attendance and the mMting was harmonious, Tbe report of lhe secretary and treasur­ er abowed the company to be in a good and healthy tnanclal condition. The membership as reported showed tbe number of members to be filSl. Total insurance carried by tbe company >8,542,332.. ’ A president, vice president and two directors were to be chosen at this meet­ ing and the following were elected: President. 8. W. Harmon. Charlotte. Vice Presided, Orson Swift’ Maple Grove. Directors. George C. Nichol* ard J. J. Trego. Barry Co. 1, C. Norton and S. H. Rorabeck, Eaton Co. . The president and vice president hold their office three years, the directors two years. No changes were made in tbe rules or regulations of the company. Rsy M. Furgerson, of Grand Rapids, was in the city last week. Prof. L. J. Goodyear waa home from Allegan fo spend Sunday.. Sbirley W. Smith has been home from Ann Arbor for a few days. Judge Cole and wife, of Assyria twp.. are visiting friends in the city. Major G. M. Ahderson, of Detroit, has been in the city for a few daya. t/t. M. Bates Is spending a few daya al the Agricultural College, Lansing, / Mra. Taylor, of Saugatuck, visited her brother Rev. Taylor and family over Sun­ day. R. H. Maxon, of Charlotte, waa in the city last week as circuit court stenogra­ pher. ' HAVING A GREAT TIME. being reeelM rang a sweet Jlttie ballad named “That Love of Mine." Mra. Pfayllia Reynolds gave a recitation, lira. Minnie Diamond and MLm Marr MeJDwain a pleasing vocal duct, and Mra. Carrie M. Goo-ijear and Mrs. Jaa. A. Sweezey an liihiruinental duet, which completed tbe enjoy able program. Card* were then dis­ tributed to each person, with pencil at­ tached, also a slip of paper on which was a type written statement of a distressed, starving woman. Tbe announeemeut was then made tiiat whoever discovered tbe greatest number of birds in tbe letters of tbe narrative, would receive a souvenir of lhe occasion. Ignoring tbe pathetic tale, heads were soon bowed, and pencils busy In placing upon tbe cards the list of discovered birds. A half hour was given to tbe search, tbea the number found, and nam8 of the person was placed on each card, and they were collected. After ice cream, cake and ooffee had been served in the dining room, which was attractively decorated in tbe club colors, white and green, the result of the bird hunt was made known. Six ladies bad found the entire number, twenty one. and drawing cuts Mra. Pancoast was the ; fortunate one. Mr. Cox being highest on tbe list among the gentlemen, was remem­ bered in a like manner. As the company dispersed white car­ nations, tbe club flower were distributed to tbe departing guests. It was to be regret­ ted that sickness prevented some members of the club from being present. ‘ The ladies of tbe club who had tbe affair in charge were Mrs. Emma J. Goodyear, Mra. Jennie L. Cox, Mrs. Carrie M. Good­ year and Mrs. Jas. A. Sweezey. and to them is largely due the success of this most pleasant evening. More Than One Little Boy in Hastings would like a pair of those LITTLE GENT’S SHOES —sizes 9 to ij. Their spring heels and pqintrA toes. The most stylish little.shot­ in town. The Red Front Shoe Stere. Woolley & Bronson. Michigan Pzbm AMOciMtlon Welcomed Hymeneal. Royally at Now Orleans. • ____ Burton—Handy. Following is the personnel of the Michi­ /kt tbe home of tbe brides parents. roads shows that during the past year tlie gan Press Excursion which left Chicago Thursday afternoon of last week, Miss Saturday for Mexico, as sent ns by tbe C. K. Jfc S. railroad hauled 48,220 tons of Belle Bandy and Edward A, Burton, two Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Latnpmau, of Con­ editor ot lhe Ban nek. The party num­ freight aud carried 48.609 passengers, IN THESE THINGSlon, are visiting tbelr sister Mrs. Dr. bered slxty-weu, but thirteen of these go of Hastings prominent young people were Joined In wedlock. The ceremony was 3,548 of whom were through passengers Lampman. only as far a* New Orleans for ‘he Mardi performed by Rev. Thos. Cox before, the and the remainder local. There are 51 men Gras:— > relatives aud a few intimate friends. An Mrs. Donahue, of Ypsilanti, is in tbe H. N. Ixjud, Au Sable Monitor. in the employ of tbe company; 31 cars elaborate luncheon followed./. st. city, called here by the dangerous illness Mr. and Mrs. Siuasnr, Mancelona Her­ Don’t think ;it is economy te "■ FTOT'DVB.roreight a reception was given' and four locomotives are owned by the ald. of her sun. and Mr. nxd Mrs. Burton received "their buy cheap goods. company. A comfortable balance In the Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Gilson, Benton Har­ friends in the parlor which was decorated Chas II. Olmstead of Laramore, N. Da­ bor Palladium. . Don’t think you can get A Nol way of net earnings is carried forward to with white carnations and smllax. kota, Las been visiting friends in the city i goods for the price cf in­ Mr. and Mrs. .Goo. B. Call I a, Detroit next year. talss Ruthe Handy, sister of the bride, Evening News. the past week. ferior goods, and don’t try to and C. E. Doyle stood up with t te bridal An exchange remarks; "If the young C. G. Sweasberg, Grand Rapids Herald. couple. Tbe bride was prettily attired in cheat your stomach and Mr. and Mrs. S. Benedict, from near II. G. White, Mancelona Herald. men and women of the land learn no les­ white silk, with chiffun trimmings, and keep it in good humor by Mr. and Mrs. M. D Wagner, Sand Beach sons from tiie great crime perpetrated at Nashville, spent a few days at Dr. Lamp­ carried lilies of the valley. The brides­ putting the cheapest and Times. Cincinnati, which has plunged many re­ man’s the fore part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Emery D. Weimer, Lud­ maids gown was of white silk, and she most unhealthy food into it Qm carried pink roses. Mh» Flora Beadle, A. spectable families iuto sorrow ten times « . Iss Flossie Buller returned to Bellevue ington Record. E. Renkee, Mrs. Clement Smith and Miss wow than death, they will be marked as J th,s morning, after a several weeks visit Mr. and Mrs. Chase S. Oa born, Sault Gertrude Rose assisted in receiving. Ste. Marie News. slew to take a lemon. How one false step with her aunt Mrs. Chester Messer.') The dining room was in pink and white, E. 0. Shayr, Newaygo Republican. carnations and smllax forming lhe floral leads* Io another and bow It widens aud W. H. Olmstead aud M. A. Coykendall A. G. Kuouels* Newaygo Republican. decorations; Miss Belle Stebbins and Miss broadens and gathers in "its fatal meshes and ladies, of Middleville, drove over to W. S. Hunsaker, Detroit Journal. Major and Mrs. T. G. Stevenson, Mar­ Harriette Beadle aselstcd here. those who are innocent was ’never more Hastings Sunday end dined at lhe Has­ Tbe presents were nutuerous and shall Statesman. clearly illustrated.” tings house. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Andrews, Williams­ elaborate, and bespoke Lhe marked esteem and friendship cherished for the bride and In ye olden time it was the pride of the K. M. Bailey, of GobleviHe.and Mr. and ton Enterprise. groom by ail their acquaintances. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Gaige, Sanilac Jef­ and servicin' patrons well’ farmer to have stored in the hay, toft some Mrs. Earnest Bailey, of Grand Rapids, Those present from abroad were Mr. fersonian. and know ^or the same fine timothy and clover with a s r______ „ were in tire efty (his week to attend tire and Mrs. J. C. Clark, Miss Gertrude Rose, sprinkling E. IL Mead, Hillsdale, Democrat of Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Ella Burton quality of goods we arte not of whitecfover and sweet feaneL so Chat funeral of Norman Bailey. Henry Idemn, Michigan Tradesman, Judson, of Lansing. undersold! when the miirfster or some "tony” com­ CMr. and Mra. Burton left on, lhe 9:19 Nathan Barlow, of Coldwater, who is Graud Raplcs. pany came with a horse, a Cork full could visiting bls grand parents, expects to . Mra. L. B. Turnbull, Alpena Echo. train for Chicago where they joined tiie C. C. Vaughn, St. John’s Republican. Michigan Press excursion which left for be thrown tofewn that would fill the barn spend tbe remainder of tbe winter herb, J. C. Hicks, SL Jrhn’s Republican. New Orleans and Mexico. Saturday after­ with aroma, but this winter tame hay is and is studying medicine with Dr. Lowry. Will R. Ook. Hastings Banner. noon. } Mrs. Maggie Bailey. Hastings Banner. only io meinory and the visitor is politely They were accompanied to tbe depot by Mrs. Nathan P. Judson, of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Pattenglll, Michi­ asked, “does your equine take kindly te a merry crowd of friends who showered Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Clark, and Miss Ger­ gan School Moderator, Lansing. them with rice, tied their baggage with massaiiga 4t might or won Id he prefer sM Mrs. Cora Martin, Michigan School trude Rose, of Grand Rapids attended the white satin ribbon, and imposed upon them rye and corn stalks mixed?” Moderator, Lansing. Burton—Handy nuptials Thursday after­ the customary indignities with which single E. A. Burton, Hastings Journal. Will Kapy, living in the second ward, noon. Mrs. E. A. Burton, Hastings Democrat people usually delight to assail a bride and wa& arrested Friday night on •complaint of Stanley H. Parkhill, Owosso Times. * groom. Both Mr. and Mrs. Burton are highly his wife, for beating her and the children James Vernor, Tbe Oddfellow, Owosso. shall, Bessie George, Sara Jones. Mary respected In Hastings where they have re­ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bea), Ann Arbor at>d turning her out of the house, he be­ sided since childhood. The groom te the .......... is Tbe Best. McElwain, and Frank Dllbabner and Jas­ Courier. , ing in « drunken frenzy at tbe time. He youngest sou of Dr. C. S. Burton; is en­ Geo K. March, Hillsdale Leader. on McElwain were in Nashvilte Friday 1 have the agency gaged in the clothing business here and la was taken I before Justice Riker Monday, Mrs. G. M. Sutton, Hillsdale Leader. ■night to attend an entertainment given by a young man of sterling worth. The bride and wish you to Miss Taytor, Hillsdale Standard. and let off on a four days sentence on ■the ladles of tbe M. E. church, Misses bolds rd enviable position in the estimat­ Govemer and Mrs. John T. Rich. promise of attemptlag reform. He has a examine them ibeion ot our community, and numbers her Jones, McElwain and George assisting on Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Lowrey, Howard family of seven children depending on friends by her acquaintances. She has fcity Record. fore buying. • the program. for many years past been the valued hhe for their living. He is said to be a Fred A. Maynard. Cadillac News and stenographer and book keeper in tbe law goo* fellow when sober and regrCta tbe I Express. office of P. T. Colgrove. Mrs. H. C. Hamill. Alpena Pioneer. The MARTFORDS are^_ affair as much as anyone. Mr. and Mrs. Burton will return in A good audience greeted the partici­ Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Dewey, Owasso 'the CHEAPER Onex. about three weeks, bat have not definitely We are in receipt ef tiie report oflbe pants In the old folks concert Tuesday Times. decided as yet whether they will board for evening, at the M. E. church, and listen­ Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Nlsbett, Big Rapids Agricultural Committee Detroit on tbe a time or commence housekeeping. Mrs. ed with delight to the familiar tapes of Bulletin. cultivation of idle land by tbe poor and days gone by. Everything in the C. H. Wttson, Diamond Drill, Crystal Burton has consented to stay with Mr. unemployed. Tbe report te a favorable Colgrove until her successor has boooiue Following is a “lyste of saered hymns Falls. Jewelry Line. and tunes and likewise worldie songs ” familiar with the work. one showing a uroduct of $27^92 worth of And the following accompany the party which were played and sang: Itev. Job PiersonrD?D.7aged 72, died as far as New Orleans:— vegetables at an expenditure of a little less Pa«tkYe Fuwt. Oren O'Neil, Era, Berrien Springs. very Kuddeniy at his residence in Stan­ than $5,000 by the city. That is, it has 1. Auld Lang Syne. AH ye Menne aad Wymenne Fred McOmber, Era, Berrien Springs. ton. Bingen. cost lhe city the latter amoirat to effect a £. B. Lapham. Barmer, Belding. 2. WorldlcSoDge. “Oltte Folkea at Home." The Grand Rapids city council voted ' practical charity of 427,792, and without LI. J. Stevens. Press. Ispheming. Keturah Jane FtuSimmoos assisted by to issue $150,000 in bonds for the erec­ Eopneml* Cordelia Pryor, Ell Ichabad w F. D. Elmer, Commercial, Monroe. ■expense, other than labor, to the workersSmith aud Ephriara MMbelamlah WHk!n«. " Geo. F. Heath. Numismatist. Monroe. tion of a municipal electric light plant. This plan has been adapted by many large x Woridle Songe. “A FUutwtion Melody. ” L. B. Johnson, formerly sheriff of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Clarion, George wiwhlugton Barnum. Prqf. Eraacities in the cooatry. tns Newton will play on ye stringed io. Reed City. Branch eouuty, died at his home in strument. C. W. Elmer, Commercial. Monroe. Coldwater, aged 00 years. Will Osborn express messenger aud 4. Woridle Song, •Revolutionary Tea,” Frank H. Leavenworth, Indicator, De­ Lydia Ann Simpson. The Michigan Agricultural college baggage man on the C. K. & 8. met with 5. Clarionet Solo, Ezra Calvin FltzSimmous. troit board elected Prof. J. L. Snyder, of a serious accident Tuesday night. He C. Woridle Song, Ye Hast Rose ot Summer.” Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bemis, Gazette, Goodly Virtue Cox, Zlpporab Jane Mc­ Allegheny, Pa., president of the insti­ was switching In tbe yards at Kalamazoo, Carson City. • Elwain. and EHrabrUi-Octavta Grant. tution. Hymn. Tyme beater. Dame Cox A. Meads, Miner, Ontonagon. when the draw bar of the earsllpped,-«nd 7. Marseilles and all ye singers. Dispatches to the state papers from the ,Mrs. Elizabeth Eldred died ut her caught him. breaking his left collar -bone Parte Ye Skcosd. excursionists give glowing accounts of the home in Coldwater at the ext reme age and two ribs on tbe left side, and but for 1. Strike the Cymbal, I aula lAicinda Rider and -tine time they are having. of 93 years. ail ye sinners. I ■ They rolled into New Orleans, at mid­ the timely assistance -of B. A. Waite -who 2. Woridle Honge. “Mrs. Lofty. Charity Garas. Rev. William P. Jackson, aged 92 night Sunday, five hours late. Mayor 3. Woridle Songe, “ Ye Yankee Sleigh Ride," was near it might have resulted still more Goodly Virtue Cox assisted by Zlpporab Fitzpatrick, of New Orleans.recelved them years, died nt hia home in Pontiac. McElwain. Abimelech Obediah Huttun. seriously. He is new confined to his'room The man who caused the trouble ut with open arms, and like h true southern .lane R hoeboam Lazarus Warner. over Stern’s clothing store in Kalamazoo,-'"T Woridle Recitation, JeruabaJeoka Beadle. - gentleman gave them a place among the Davidson's shipyard in Bay City was Songe, "Grandma’s Advlc^’ city and state officials on lhe city hall discharged and the strike declared off. but-expects to lie *ro*iud- in a few days, 5. Woridle Belinda Minerva Spaulding. George Neils, aged 19 years, living although he will not be able to work for 6. Easter Anthem. By ye Old© Tyme Cbotr, Grtlco, where a.fine view was had of the The above represents a NewAnna Lorinda Jones,Helen Nancy Brooks. ardi Gras processions. Mr. J. Berceseveral weeks. Dell Katton te supplying Anna Marie Sutherland, Roxana Butler queay, chairman of the carnival, tendered near Buchanan, was fatally injured by Grinding Machine made by Cazier Dawson. Oscar Daniel .Spaulding, <£orxe ti tree falling upon h is heml and crush­ his place at present Henry Brook*. Daniel Striker, Dawid them a reception at his residence on St. ing his skull. Parmer & Spoaabfe, for which » Randolph Cook, and William Wilson Charles street at 6 o’clock Monday night QUEEN AND THE “ORB." Princes of the Oriental Realm will aaHampton, A dispatch to the Free Press states patent has been applied for. 7, Woridle Songe. “ When George the Third was oemble in'Pyramid No. 161 Wednesday that this outing will be memorable in tbe The machine is so simple that King.’’ Solomon WeMey Smith. evening. March 4th, to OMfor the Orient Y> young menne who do greatly desire to walk annals of the association, as there Is a a child can operate it and do home with ye maidens, come new and speak bride and groom with the party, Mr. and In the coronation the ceremonies last­ ■poo Pilgrims from Kalamazoo, Hastings, to them about itte. Ye married menne wifi lhe work as good and in ranch Mrs. E. A. Burton, of Hastings, and the ed more than four hours, and through­ go home with their wives. w . . aad it te expected a few from Xaahville less time than two persons In a* much as ye maiden* are shamfaeed ye young couple are tbe recipients of every out the queen played her part with aad Middleville, who loag for the mystic young menne will took away while they singe. attention from the excursionists. could do the work in the dd. wonderful composure. Care, says a Part Yx Third. love that can only be fooad within the Their special train Is divided under two writer in the Westminster Budget, bad captains, who have charge respectively of caered watia of tbe Pyramid. Grand PaDl been taken to provide a crown suitable This machine contains tkt the two hotel cars, ‘•Celtic’’ and “Presi­ Shah, Sylvester G re useI who recently re­ dent,” F. R. Gilson, of. Benton Harbor, for her small bead, but no one had latest, improvements and has ©lock Obedtah Batten Jedidtab Pumpkin­ has charge of the former and LL R- Patten­ thought about reducing the size of the turned from a visit to Egypt wbesehe was points possessed by no other seed Nagier and Ehoeboam Iamtm warorb which she was required to carry S?Ep^SUa Meebei-lah Wilkins graated lhe privilege of raaaaekiac all the gill, of Lansing, the latter. machine of this kind. Religious services were held on the cars hi her tiny hand. . Cradle Soqre. lauta Laemda Rider. ancient records of the misty past brings 8, This machine will more tham 3, Bolo on re Harpsichord. Keturah Jane Fitz­ during the Sabbath day’s journey,;.. They "What am I to do with it?** she naked tidings of many things that will he a sotace Simmons. „ pay for itself every year on Mbe will celebrate Washington's birthday Id Mexico, and a committee has been appoint­ to the weary Pilgrims. farm. We will sell townsjtrip. “Carry it, your majesty,” replied 5. Sound the Loud Timbrel. AU ye menne and ed to prepare a program for the same. Tbe tact that our Club Lecture Course 6. OideSm»dred",BirSl wbo c*° do Lord John Thynne. county or state territory. They left New Orleans yesterday morn­ has proeen so popular, and been so largely “Ami? It is very heavy,” the queen Hustling agents can make ___________________ The a Id gers were all en ooetoma. and ing. attended, gives further evldeoee of tbe money very fast. For farther marched Into tbe church, and down tbe The Women* Club Entertain. ever, it was too late to protest, and she particulars, address. fact that this city should have a new opera side aiatee, meeting and coming down the Tbe musical and social eyenln risen by obeyed the exigencies of the situation. bouse, one that Is not only worthy of tbe centre etale two abreast, each carrying a tbe Women* Club at the realdeoee at Mra. A worse mistake had been made with lighted candle. Some of the old people beautiful eUy*'tn which we live, but one R. I. Hendershott was a ver, pleasant regard to the ruby coronation ring. were very* *ud fre<lnenl sneezes re­ that will accommodate those who have affair. In lhe absence of Mn. J. 8. Good­ The jeweler had made it to fit her maj­ sulted front a too frequent use of the snuff year. tbe ebalrmab of tbe committee, Mn. esty’« little finger, whereas tbe arch­ Lock Box 178. HASTINGS. MDl shown not only a wUllngueas, but a desire, box. It Is needless to say ye old tyme cbgir Jaa. A. Sweesey received tbe member, bishop declared that according to the to patronize that which Is worthy of pat­ end tbelr Invited rnests. About one ronage.' Tbe success of a good Lecture made the bR of tbe evening. Their pieces hundred were present, when at elcht rubric it must be put upon the larger were aung without accompaniment and Course in this city is assured. Witban o’clock the test number on the procram finger, and accordingly forced it into tach beat lime In tbe good old fashioned The queen bore her waa announced by Mrs. Cos. This was a that position. opera house capable of seating- 800 people way. Deafening applauae made tbe ren­ painfully swelling finger with tbe same Mra. setnl-eborna entitled "Ocean Spray” a our office and Inspect tbe different wylaau tbe course could be extended at no ma­ dition of another piece necessary. light, airy and nteasinr ntmleal compo­ heroism that she carried tbe weighty terial increase In price, and a class of en­ Sweezey took Mra. Dawson's place tbejatr- sition. and very well rendered by the si nr st a van taw orb. Afterward tbe finger was so much ter being iIL Tbe numbers were all good; tertainments other than lecture*, could be tbe aolo “on ye liarpaicboxd” by Ketnrah ere. A piano solo followed by Mis* ESa swollen that it hod to be bathed in ice secured that would be worthy of patron- Jane FitzSimmans being especially fine. Simpson. Mrs. Hendershott In Iter usual water before tbe ring could be drawn Barely has an Hastings audience bad the easy, artistic manner ptve a solo, and on off. . people of this district. Tbe report ot the Commissioner ot Rail­ Mra. Geo. J. Barney, of Charlotte, vis­ ited her uncle F. DePlanta, and family last week. Do not be DECEIVED We Aim to Keep The Best. Hams & Van fl nianL Columbia Bicucls- f. R. FflNGOflSTf Agents Wanted. MUMimiamn �Hastings Banner Thursday, Feb. 20. 1896. * the BUSHES* OUTLOOK. l0 be candidate. tor * third term, and tbe declaration agaiuzt tbe third term New York. Feb. 15.—R- G-jDun «fc Co­ in their weekly review ot trade. Ay: •The weather ltd hinders buxine**. a lac continued cioaeneaa of money and pro­ longed Inaction of congre**; but confidence incres*— There is s little more demand for some manufactured products. Exporuj Improve with yielding price* of staples, and for the week from New York exceed last now Mr. Cleveland, when approached on that subject, has always refused to support, tbe national policy by flatly saying that he must never again be The result of the call for bids on the thought of as a candidate. This sig­ four per cent. 30-year bonds is gratify­ nal failure positively to declare him­ errawca ia per • -- —- —ing as showing to the world that the self a democrat und not a third-termer and at Chicago ha* not advanced South­ ern competition continue* al price* eo low credit of the United States is unijou- i ausJ ba condemned os strongly as the that several Al* ba ma furnaca* hare paired among Its own people; that if open advocacy of the third term by ■topped, but Bessemer la a shade lowei at Pittsburgh. The demand for plates, sheet* its own people have such faith in its re­ some of fax* bolder subordinates. if the I bird-term movement, which and wire nafls continue* fairly gool. aad sources, foreign nations must needs there are mor* ordei* for railroad cars and Lave; that notwithstanding the slough is still going on. be impotent to goto bar Iron at Chicago, but ao further sales of financial despond into which the a single Cleveland delegate Id the next of rail* appeared. •"The demand for boots and shoes is still country lias been dragged by the demo­ democratic convention, its existence disappointing. Some maker* gat good or­ cratic administration and the demo­ is nevertheless harmful and offensive. ders for women’s light shoes, but utters cratic party, the i>eople still believe that It should be stopped at once, and the scarcely any, and Boston shipment* thus /sven the democrat ic party cannot wreck only way to stop it ia for Grover Cleve­ far are n per cent less than last year. land to declare that it must be stopped, Textile work show* little change, though fte ship of state. the cut In print cloths and general ecnccaIt is true that the loan ia not, strictly and that he is out Of the presidential xlons In brown and bleached staples aver­ aging for tb« whole list oulte « per cynt. speaking, a “popular loan," as practi- race.—N, Y. Sun (dem.). Hhff JanJsry L Induced mord buying, *8511y all of the subscriptions hatffecomd which the known accumulation of good* PRESS OPINIONS. from banks und bankers. But this is ahead of demand has hindered. Many B7*The .platform of the democratic mUls are reporting great profits last yefcT * due to the cumbrous and complicated regulations drawn up by Secretary Car-1 I«arty thia year will be worth reading. from ths rise in cotton, but the prospect of a larger crop this year docs not promles lisle; the people wer® hot permitted to It does seem as if nobody could find an repetition ot such gala*. bid on a fiat loan, knowing that they excuse for the present administration, • Failures for the Brat weak of February last y*ar would pay ko tnuch for u bond that but the platform committee will have were HOT2.N#, against Manufacturing were H.57X.E4. agalna} would pay them such a rate of interact to do it.—Chicago Tribune. 2729.MS last ycar.^aod U.5M.0M in 12N, and for such u term of years, but they were KFAU sorts of claims are being made trading were >1.04.427. against ll.2R.8M last forced to make intricate calculations in by the friends of other candidates as year, and J2.485.5S5 In ISM. Failures for tbe week have been X» in tbe United State*, order to find out what rate of interest to where Harrison’s atrength will go against 2W last year, and W In Canada, the bond would bring them if they paid now that he is out of the race, but the asralnst 51 last year.” u certain premium; in addition, they republicans of Indiana, who ought to Bradstreet’s anya: . were forced to enter into an auction con­ know, ''eny it will go to McKinley.— •The general business situation through­ out the country doe* not meet anticipa­ test over the bonds with huikers. andi Cleveland Ixiider. tion*. and except at a few cltlea—Balti­ brokers who were entirely familiar with crWhere are the •’markets of the more and Pittsburgh, in the east. Chicago. a business which the mass of the peo­ world” which the democratic tariff was SC. Louis an<1 Omaha, in tbe west. Galveeple did not understand. Therefore it to conquer for our exports? During tou, Chattanooga and Atlanta, in the south' is, ns we suy, that t lie. loan is not u "pop­ the year our exports increased only —remains dull for the season, in most ineconccs disappointingly se. Improvement ular loan,” but. a bankers’ loan, and as f-463,723, while our imports were great­ in demand and price* I* confined to hides, we write, it looks as If it bail been cap­ er by $125,000,000 than those of 1894.— leather and boot* and shoes, which are conspicuous iu the ahort list of staples tured by Mr. Cleveland's friends—the Toledo Blade. for which price* are higher. Feature* of Pierpont Morgan syndicate, which bid EFThe United States treasury deficit the situation are those resulting from un­ lor the entire 100,000,000ut 110.G877. favorable weather east and In the central for January is $3,500,000. und for the If it shall result that this syndicate fiscal year $19,000,000. Messrs. Cleve­ west, reaction In prices of iron and steel, captures this “popular loan," the ugly land and Carlisle are so bold as st^l to further complaint* by woolen manufac­ tures, an outlook for more idle woolen ' rumors t hat were afloat during thr first declare that there Is revenue enough. machinery, a smaller total of bank clear­ week in January will be revived. It Can such be considered intelligent . ings, continued stiffness, maintenance of : high rates for loans notwithstanding tho was then openly stated that Secretary arithmetic?—Albany Journal. favorable inferences drawn from the heavy Carlislb intended to place this$100,000.KFSome democratic papers actually oversubscription to the government bond 000 loan with the t>aine syndicate that think it is a great thing for Mr. Cleve­ isauo and restricted production of pig took the last loan at exorbitant rates— iron." k land to borrow $100,000,000! A triumph tbe Pierpont Morgan crowd. Such wus MRS. LEASE IN THE PULPIT. of statesmanship—such as it is! They the indignation created in both senate | should stop to consider that any loan The Well-Known Lady Freache* Her -jiuii house by this rumor that both' ■in time of peace is a financial disgrace, Flint Sermon at Wichita. President Cleveland, nnd Secretary Cur no matter how successfully made.— Wichita, Kaa., Feb. 17.—Rev. Mary lisle hastily issued their midnight an Iowa State Register. E. Leusc began her ministerial career nouncement of the “popular loan.” It X^When Cleveland and Carlisle look in this city bunday night, receiving a wtis not any too soon. But it allayed The Central over the list of subscribers to the bond flattering - reception. public indignation. Now that subscriptions have poured loan and then turn back and read their• Church of Christ, one oi the largest in in for nearly $600,000,000, in response to own prophecies, and what they did in the city, was crowded to the limit ot a call for only $100,000,000, at premiums j a former loan of a little more than half its capacity and many thousands were amount, they feel running as high us 119, and at on aver- ■ the ----------------------- —must - o— „ like going■ turned away. It hud been expected ■qge of 110, it is i» order to ascertain why ! ’n'° ^,e cellar and kicking themselves. that Mrs. LenKt would dea* largely tn sensational ism. but her theme and its Secretary Carlisle sold $62,000,000 of j —Chicago Inl.r Ocean. United States bonds Just yeai to Mr. 1 exposition were far removed from any­ thing of that nature. It is predicted NOT GUILTY. •Cleveland’s linking friends in Nev that her fame aa u pulpit era tor will York for 10444. Mr. Cleveland and Sec Banker Day. of Milwaukee. Acquitted on far exceed what ahe has achieved as a Jwtnry Carlisle then said that the coud ■ a Serious Charge. try’s credit was in danger—that the Milwaukee, Feb. 17^ Hanker F. T. reformer. treasury was imperiled—nnd made vari­ l>ay, of the defunct Plankinton bank, EIGHT BURNED TO DEATH. ous other disingenious excuses for tlieir was Sunday night found not guilty of semi-unconstitutional action. Now it the charge of having taken money from salt* Dl*a*rrou»ly. is apparent that the money could have depositors, although he knew tbe bank London. Feb. 17.—A number of hor­ been borrowed on much more advan­ to be involvcnt. The jury, of the muni­ rible accidents occurred at u fire early tageous terms. In addition to their cipal court had been out for 30 hours Sunday morning in a tenement house “fair living profit," Mr. Cleveland’s and 30 minutes. The prosecation made at No. 7 Church street, Soho, near the banking syndicate friehds in New York application fur a trial on the second Palace Theater of Varieties. Five chil­ must have made bet ween$10,000,000 and count of the original information in dren and three adults were burned to $12,000,000 out of that transaction. IVe which a similar charge, is mode, with the death. One man jumjied from a win­ hope that congress will appoint a com difference that it Is claimed to have oc­ dow and was impaled upon tiie railing mittee to investigate theClevelairtl-Car- curred nt a later date, but it is almost of a fence. He was removed to a hos­ lisle-Morgan game. We sold at the time certain that a trial du this charge will pital dying from hie injuries. Several that we believed the United Scutes liad not be granted. Banker Day is still other peraous escaped from the burn­ been buncoed by the banking syndicate. under band. Judge Goodland will hear Tbe price the new bonds have brought arguments on the second count of the ing building with the greatest diffi­ culty with burned faces and hands. proves that we are right.—San Fran information on next Friday. cisco Argonaut. Mlnnrdot* Republic***. UPRISING IN COREA. St. Paul, Minn., Feb. 14.—The repub­ CLEVELAND AND HARRISON. Premier and Seven Offlcer* Murdered — lican state committee met here Thurs­ King Sheltered in RnMlan luxation. A Democratic Authority Draws a StroaK day and formally issued the call for Coin pari san. Yokohama, Feb. 14.—Advices just re­ the state delegate convention to be held The people of this country must ceived from Seoul, capital of Corea, say ia Minneapolis March 24, for the selec­ thank Benjamin Harrison for closing that an uprising took place there last tion of four delegates at large and nine Dfiicially the efforts of a faction nt Tuesday, February 11, during which presidential electors. The convention the republican party to make him again the premier and seven offiemis were wili have L151 delegates. No formal a candidate for president. We have so murderec. The di.'i ” patches * a<ld that the action was taken, but the sentiment patience with any challenge, of Gen. king and ।crown prince have sought was umioimously in favor of the can­ llurrisou’s motives. Certain ebenm- shelter in itiie Russian legation. Twj- didacy of United States Senator Cush­ ■tauces occurring during the past four Won-Kutini is also there. It is stated man K. Davis, of Minnesota, for presi­ years have made his refusal to became that the cing ordered he .ninixters to dent. nnd a solid delegation for him is a candidate again, after he had once be put to। (death. A force of 200 Rmwia.i considered certain. been renominated and retired from sailors ai d marines are now guarding the white house, on act of unqualified the legati oi ■ »n of that country. Washington, Feb. 17.—J. J. Mott, and timely patriotism. chairman of the national committee of The return of Clevelan I to the white Zanesvi le, O., Feb. 17.—Henry Bor­ the silver party, has issued an address house, after be had been in and out of -----------J t-r csville, was burning, a pqi Iin which he urges voters to drop party SL greedy for a third terra and schem­ ing a kill 1Salurdny night, and did not afliUations and join in the effort of the ing to overthrow the unwritten law expect to £ ___ _________ go home until morning. __ He friends of silver to secure control of the against it, wtis a most vicious precedent. finished 1 is work ot two o’clock Sun­ government in the next election. The group of third-tenners, like Sec­ day morn ng tind attempted to climb retary Morten and Amliusisador Bay­ into his : evidence by a window, ho as THE MARKETS. ard, right in the very heart of the not to aw: ken ’ " ‘___ ~ he ;____ the *family, when was New York. Feb. 17. democracy, the traditional defense of shot twice in Uie head by an 18-year-old LIVESTOCK-Steer* the American idea, are i:s first fruits, son, who Sheep ’ v mistook him for a burglar. Hog* and the season of harvest is not yet t He lived ’ inti] •«*»»•» His FLOUR—City Patents noon Sunday will! with his over. ! brains oozing out of both bullet hole*. Fancy ................ WHEAT-No. 2 Red... All honor to Benjamin Harrison for He was » , iav»! veteran, and was about resolutely refusing bv any act of his 66 years old. to make that precr.deut stronger -apd OATS - Western... Rte Strike In New York. FORK — Mess more dangerous. All honor to him for New Yo; k, Feb. 17.—Two thousand L ARD — Rendered.... standing like a. true patriot by a vital trousermai era went on a strike in this BUTTER—Western Cr’m'y principle of American politics at a city Sunday, closing 240 shop*. The CHICAGO. time when unholy ambition and sc(f- strikers have the support of the trou........................ w •eeking sycophancy are bringing men Feeder*.... 2 75 of Williamsburg and forward to deny it and to threaten it Brownsville, SCO nf whom also went ■with obliteration. out. The__ _ 2 __ ___ - _ __ _______ _nen demand that the cod It is a lasting misfortune that in the tractors rescind their recent order re­ •Winter of 1892 Grover Cleveland did ducing wages from 35 to 50 per cent. Dairy not do whn-t Benjamin Harrison has EGGB -Frssh Choked Hla Aged Wife to Death. just done, narpely, put himself out of POTATOES (per bu.) Lancaster, Pa, Feb. 17.—John Herr, FORK - k* the race for his party's nomination for aged 50 years, of Columbia, is in jail, LARD - 8 the presidency. At that time Cleve­ charged with choking to death his FLOUR Winter land was in precisely the situation from wife, of about the sapc age. The body which Gen. Harrison has honorably was found in her home Saturday night. Oat*. No. 2. removed himself. He was being pushed Rye, No. 2 Herr is supposed to have committed the foi renomination by the solid gang of Barley. Good to Choice.. crime whils drunk. MILWAUKEE. politicians whom, as president, he had GRAIN —Wheat, No. 2 Spring made officeholders. There should have Corn. No. 2 Oat*. No. 2 White Im impress'd upon his mind, far Rye. No. 1 more vividly than upon Harrison’s, the McClelland,; representative in tbe Iowa Barley, No. 2. legislature [from Linn, editor of the PORK - Me**.. Cedar Rapid** Times and pioneer in pro­ LARD DETROIT. fessional journalistic and legislative GRAIN—Wheat, No. 2 Red.. nioruCorn, No. 3 White yet to come," and of the “danger Oats, No. 2 White -Twnt by tbe people in tbe Rye. No. 2 of a preswlrnt for reelecST. LOUIS. Bowling Green. O., Feb. 15.—A ter­ CZTTLE-Natlve Blear*. Text* Clcveiaud's obligation to <]p_ rific storm [raged throughout the oil ----------MHEF.P ..7.7.... 1 ineligibility in field, resul _ ____ OHAHA.' than it wa-n four CATTI^: - steer* in Wood THE -POPULAR LOAN.* I 1<M 812 bullets fob three. George Jones the Author of an Awful Tragwdy fa Iow< Myatory. Centerville. Io.. Feb. £5.—Mra. W. J. Martin was killed and her daughter, Jxa Martin, aged 23, was fatally shot at their home in tbe suburb* of thia town at eight o'clock Friday evening by George Jones, who afterward killed himself. There is mystery avi round­ ing the affair. Jones baa been for a long time s lover of the gjtrl. Both are of good families and there was no rea­ son for the belief they had trouble. Friday evening Jones went ont to the was— I Mt seen home of tbe Martina and-----as be left the street car. Half an hour later the tragedy occurred. There was nobody in the house when Jones went there but the girl and her mother. “ - ,The ~fivc shots that were fired called in the t Martin and neighbor*, who found Mn her daughter lying on ths floor of (he parlor. Mrs. Martin was i dying. The girl had a bullet hole in her neck and waa bleeding profusely, the mother was shot in tbe forehead and also in the breast, and had been killed instantly by the shot in the head. Its Jones appears to have gone to the house, and after shooting the two wom­ en went outside, crossed the street and shot himself before the neighbors came. He has a bullet from his $8-cu liber re­ volver in his brain and had died In­ stantly. When he was fot|nd his henrt had hardly ceased beating. Lea is still alive, but loriug strength fast, and cannot possibly I live. Every effort has been made to bnng h^r back to consciousness so that si : might ’ •-•-*• tell something of the tragedy but it will avail nothing. W. J. Martin, husband and father pf the two women, is a doctor and coroner w* Appanoo ~~------------J. He — had no fam­ of c county. ily except the daughter and wife. and was away from home when the tragedy occurred. He is prostrated by the NANSEN SAFE, AT LEAST. Report That He I* Ke turning from the Arctic Region* Contimned. London, Feb. 17.—A telegram frotn the British consul u» Archangel, far iu the north in Russia, confirms tiie rtport that Nansen, the Arctic explorer, is safe and returning froth the nort|h pole, t’hc news of Dr. Nunqeu’s has aroused intense interest city. The report received frbm Irkutsk, Siberia, was generally discredited .4t first, although more faith was placet! in it than fix the jirrvious rumors which reached London during the last it’ months. The dispatch from the British consul at Archangel, however, is re­ garded as conclusively showing thnit the Norwegian explorer is homeward bound, even if he has not discovered, the pole. Duqiatches received here from different parts of the continent indicate that the same interest in the news from the north is manifested throughout Europe, and it Is also generally credited at the European capital. a v/weit (L^seRV'rw Puig in the lead ACCOUNT OF ITS SIZE AND QUALITY.[15 a Great Big Piece OF HIGH GRADE TOBACCO FOR 10 CENTS THE NAME OF THE HEXT President ot Hie Unitea States The New York weeKlu Tribune WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN . OF NOVEHBER 4TM, 1896. Public interest witi xtexdlly IncreaBe, and tbe dlMppointment of the men *hr<re von - tunUi! the >cah- at the last election, with the result* under tbe administration they elected v di make the campaign the most intensely exciting in the history of the country. 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It’s auite rira.that it has been used, too, aad Home one has taken a deal of trouble to make it available. I wonder if there’s any other way out of tbe place ? I suppose there isnt.” He rose and walked across the cham­ ber to the point where the crevice ap­ peared to continue its way into the mountain. There waa a narrow slit showing that the deft extended still farther, but the contracted passage was only a few inches in width. Fastening the hook of the lamp upon one of the points of the pick, he pushed the light into the crevice as far as he could reach, and by this means was able to discern the dim outlines of another chamber similar to the one in which he was standing. In moving the light about to get a better view, the lamp tumbled off and rolled out of reach; and in en­ deavoring to recover it- with tbe pick the point of the latter became so firm­ ly fl.^ed in a crack in the rock that he was unable to extricate it. "That was a bright thing to do,” he said, pausing to wipe the perspiration from his forehead. "I suppo*4 >t would have Thinking it over" asked fpr solitude and quiet surrounding*; and after leaving Ludlow, Ringbrand walkqd on up the valley, skirting the base of the ’ mountain until he came to a rough cart road lending toward the summit. He took it liecause it plunged into the forest and offered shade; and after that he paid little attention to direction or disiance until he found himself before what appeared to be an abandoned mine. The mouth of the opening was choked up with broken timbers and been all the same if my life had depend­ masses of rock, and on a board nailed ed upQD^that trumpery excuse for a 10 a tree growing out of a crevice, just light. Fortunately, I can get out either above the tunnel arch he read: “Mc­ way without it." Nabb Tunnel. T. C. <fcl.Co.” Thename He elected to go back by the way he brought back Ludlow’s sto^^of the had come, and. when he was once more fi ud'and the lawsuit, aud he examined in the open air he found that lie hoxl the place with awakening yitercit. just time to walk back to Tregartheu From the small ideared space in front before dinner. On the way down the of the working he could see the extent mountain he debated with himself as of the cove with its shelving side* pitch­ to whether it were best to tell Ludlow ing down toward the yellow fields In of his discovery at once. There was no lhe center; and. as there was but one apparent reason why he should not house in sight in the bow l like depres­ do so. but he argued that there wok sion. he concluded at once that it was also no occasion for haste; a delay of the home of the Bynums. Turning a few days could make no difference, * again to the tunnel, he found that liy and in that time he might be able tn ’scrambling over the pile of debrifi in gather additional information which the entrance he could reach a place would fit into the discovery and bo where the height, of the excavation make it more valuable. Taking this permittetl him to stand upright; and view of the matter, he determined to w hen his eyes became accustomed to say nothing to Ludlow aliout the exist­ the dim half-light, he looked about him ence of tbe crevice-cave; and in reach­ with tbe observant curiosity of one ing this conclusion he forged the first who sees latent possibilities for thef link in a chain that was to bind him collecting of literary material from the ' at a time when be would have given most commonplace surroundings. life itself for an hour of freedom. There was little to be seen save the Passing the furnace on his way to the ragged walls of coal and a few rusty village, he called for Ludlow, apd they ruining tools; the heading stopped ab­ walked home together. In answer to ruptly about 30 feet from the entrance, bis friend’s question. Ringbrand t eplied anti the excavation was a mere irreg­ that he had spent the forenoon on thr ular gap in thr edge of tbe thick beam mountain. "I’ve been thinking about of coal. While he waa examining a tbe story you told me this morning.” ihiner’^ lump Which he found sticking he added. "Can’t you give me more of the tfc tai Is?” in. a crevice, he felt a breath of cold air which seemed to come from above, “About the feud.you mean?” and. looking up, he saw a narrow rift “Yes." in the sandstone roof of the tunnel Lutllow complied by giving a minute from which the draught Appeared to account of the rise and progress of the his suspicions issue. Lighting the lamp and thrust­ vendetta, repeating ing »t up into the aperture on the end about the agency of the Bynums in re­ nf a stick, he could see that the rift tarding the work of the McNabb. “What reasons have you. for suspect­ widened above the opening and that it ing them?” asked Ringbrand. extended indefinitely into the mountain “No one else had any motive for in­ at right angles to the direction of th« terfering with us. and I ain sure that tunnel. The opportunities for further sonid one blew down the roof of the exploration seemed promising, nnd tPngbrand, yielding to nn inquisitive tunnel more than once." “How can you be sure of that?’.’ impulse..drew himself up into the ere•f“I saw the marks of the blasts, and T i by the' help of a coal pick. By the .ntnoky. flare of the lamp he could see smelled black powder; our workmen that he was standing in a natural tun- were? using nothing butdynainite. Be­ jiel of considerable height, running side*' I quest ionorn some of thr people crosswise of the coal working nnd com- living in the vdlley near the McNabli. n.unicating with it by the aperture and several of them had beard the ex­ through which he had entered. As it plosions.” “Did you have the tunnel guarded was evident that the latter opening was artificial or accidental, he deter­ at night?" ."No; 1 didn’t reach any conclusion mined to ascertain if there was any other means of egress from the cavern. about it until just as we had decided Turning to the left, the exploration to abandon the work. When we be­ camo shortly Io nn end against a wall gin again, ns I expect to within a few of broken rock aud detritus which days—I shall leave a watchman up there nt night." “The place will ask for a brave man.” “I can find one," rejoined Ludlow, cheerfully. "Don’t you want the job 7" “I’m atraid I shouldn’t be of much use; but 1’11 take it, if you say so." Ludlow looked incredulous. “Tfiat doesn’t sound much like the line you "I don’t like it riauch; he’s too ab>lrw and analytical, i never did an author who Inaista upon taking hi, character, to pieoea aa if they ww» watches to lie repaired.” “Whut an idea! I’m sure Hugh never thought of doing such a thing.” “He may not think of it. but he does it just the Fame. Take that last story in. the Miscrllary: he covers two whole pages trying to tell: why Mary doesn’t love Horace, when Jt’s perfectly clear that she does love him; and he doe* it just ut the time when you’re positively dying, to find out what has become of the herd. It’s enough to make one skip everything but his conversation.” “What a merciless critic you are, Hester! ... "I’m not a critic at all, but I know what pleases mein a story; and that’s one. of the things that doesn't.” She went to the piano and ran through a brilliant fantasia while Mrs. Ludlow tried in vain to think of something else to urge in behalf of the much-abused author. “Then there’s another thing I don’t like about his stories," resumed Hester, whirling around on the piano-stool. “That's the way he deliberately takes off the top of a character’s head so that you can see what the person is think­ ing about. It’s perfectly ridiculous; and I told him so the other evening.” "Why, Hester, that was almost vindic­ tive!” "No, it wasn’t; he invited it, and then tried to; defend himself on the score of being explicit. I told him he ought to give his readers credit for at least half a grain of penetration." "Whutj did he say to that?" “He covered his retreat with a wellturned compliment about all readers not being so discriminating as—as some others.’’; Mrs. Ludlow smiled: “I believe he is quite popular.” “Oh, I don’t doubt, that in the least. I’m only speaking for myself. I like n story with a good strong motive and plenty of life in it; I can go to church when I want to hear sermoniL” "Hester, you are actually shrewish this morning. One would think, to hear you talk, that Mr. Ringbrand had mortally;offended you.” "He hds, in a way; he has spoiled all my pretty fancies about authors. I thought they were a superior race, and here the very first one I meet is sim­ ply a well-bred gentleman, .who re­ minds yqu of all the corrrect qualities of his characters. I think it’s too bad." "It certainly is too bad when you can find* nothing worse than that to say against him." replied Mrs. Ludlow. “I was in hopes you would like him.” "I do lake him, but I’d adore him if he wasn’t quite so correct,” rejoined Uestcr. iriischtevously. “Just think how delightful it would be if he would only do aomethlng dreadfully wideed or nbsurdL-just the very thing one of ine whfll his objeet could hare been.rf~ NEW FUNERAL EQUIPMENT. “Perhaps it was Uncle Ephraim Co»Nm4 Hinns 1 and Carrtoyw to Cwrtal after a chicken,” suggested Mrs. Lud­ Livery Milla. low. A company has been formed at Bal­ “Uncle Kph wonidn’t cwne aroaod timore, Md., to conduct, funerals upon tbe front <*t the house when there were a novel and economical plan. It will four of us sitting on. the veranda," re­ famish n. combined hearse and car­ plied Hester. riage for conveying tbe remain* and "May 1 ask to be introduced to Unclr 20 people. It ia built something os the Ephraim '?*’ inquired Ringbrand. order of an omnibus, though bearing "You’ve met him/’ said Ludlow; tbe somber appearance of a hearse. “ 'Yes, sail, please, sah^fankyo't sah.’ ” The front section is to be set anide "Oh! the old fellow who curried my for the luoumeni, with an entrance, on valise up from the train. Why, Tve either aide just back of the frost seen a good deal of’ him. and he seems wheels. There is a row of seats on each to be quite above chicken-steaKng. I side of the doors to accommodate six believe I’d trust him with my pocket­ persona. It is trimmed iu black brood*book." doth with heavy drapery. “You could do that safely enough; Tbe rear compartment ia separated' he’d bring it.back; but that isn't saying from the front by a solid partition. The h** wouldn't borrow a fat chicken if seats are placed lengthwise, as in a Providence threw one "in his way. Un-- street car, and have a seating capacity cle tph is as honest us the day is long, for M persons. Friends of the family bnt he’ll bear watching after dark,” re­ und pall bearers occupy this compart­ plied Ludlow. “However, I agree with ment, the. door being at the rjear end Hester; the intruder wasn’t a vagrant of the vehicle. or a chicken thief." By thia arrangement, the friends will "No," said Hester; “I suppose it was be entirely separated from the family one of tbe Bynum boys; and X wanted iu goingfrom the home to tbe cemetery. to ask you, 'Mr. Ludlow, if there had The casket is on the top of the con­ been any new developments lirtcly; 1 veyance. It is drawn np an incline into can’t get anything out of father or position by noiaelem rope* and pulHenry." i«y»______________ __ • “Nothing that I know of, except— well, yes; we’ve decided to begin work Twenty-six years is a good age for again on the McNabb vein, but I don’t a schooner. The JuHa Ann, of Winter see how that could account for your Harpor. Me., han beew in active service visitor; that’s distinctly a company af­ for that period and iasuid by her cap­ fair, now?’ tain to be even now as good aa she "You may be sure they won’t consid­ The insurance companies er it so. I’m afraid it will mean a re­ ever waa. turn of the old days of cut clotheslines, back up thr captain’s statement, too. In her tong life the schooner has sailed and broken fences, and border warfare over a good part of tbe world’s salt generally." water, ami is well known in every har­ Ringbrand looked shocked, and Ladlow replied, gravely: “We won!t have bor oh thr Maine coast. Tiie body of lien Kilgore, missing that, at any cost. I wish there were some way of getting evidence against since January 31. was found in a piece of woods near Battle Creek hanging them." “Can it be possible that there have by a rope about his neck to a limb. been no witnesses to any of their-depre­ George Servian. aged so years, was dations?" u&ked R^pgbrund. struck by a Michigan Central passenger "0h. 1 suppose there ore a few, only train west of Niles und probablv fatally they won’t testify, and 1 don’t know injured. that 1 blam* them much; I’d go on tbe The Newberry hotel was burned at witness stand myself, .. if 1_ were morally . . ----------------------- ' Ullll pUCOK' Newberry und guests had IV to jump ..vz-w from burc of sure Ml u M VWUVIVWVU, conviction, but WMV otherwise .w it :' tjie wintious U» save themselves. The would be risky enough. It 11 takes a hrhe­ loss Bmo*ntcd to $12,000. roic love of justice for its own sake to make a man willing to incur the enmity of such people as the Bynums." "What would be necessary .to- con­ vict tlufin?" "The testiniony of one or inure relia­ ble eye-witnesses, or a chain of circnui* stantial evidence that could not be easi­ ly broken.*' Ludlow’s bantering suggestion that ’ he should turnidctective came to Ring­ brand with a sober meaning in the light of the threatened danger to the. I.xthners. and in connection vyith his discovery of the crevice cave. He saw his opportunity, ami how a braver man would have turned it toaccount; a dozen his handsome heroes wouldn't dn." plana for entrapping tbe criminals "You’re ‘ quite too incorrigible, Hes­ flashed through his mind, but they all ter. I’m liot going to say another word. nsked for more or less personal courage Here comqs Mr. Ringbrand with Tom. on the part of. the jicrson who should now, and 1 shall let him fight hU own execute them. Of course there was the battles." ! alternative that lie could efface himself At the dinner-table the conversation by turning his inforfaiation over to those turned upon Ringbrand's stroll on the who would make use of it; but Ring­ mountain. brand was only human, and he had al­ ’•Where did you go, Mr. Ringbrand?" ready learned enough of Hestcris char­ asked Hester. acter to make him fear that she might "I’m hardly familiar enough with lo­ suspect his mptivo in shifting the recalities around here to know, but I spousibility. As a matter of fact, he think I went es far as McNabb’s Cove." did her an injustice in this; but when "Then ypu saw the home of our cowardice, or rennlity, pr vice, or auv hereditary enemies." [she said. "Did (To be Continued.) you noticeja log house, in the bottom of the cove?" "1 did." ROUGH ON THE SENTRY. "I’ve been telling Hugh the history of The Remedy Wom AU Rl£ht. But It V the feud," said Ludlow; "he threatens to write it iup." One of the most amusing stories "Why, l|udlow! yob know I never lhe day treats of mistaken philo hinted at inch a thing. Miss Hester, I th ropy, nceortling to Tid-Bitp. At hope you won’t .believe anything that certain army post there wan a Loud nentry ou duty near the hospital. T “I’m not nt all afraid of your put­ surgeon was preparing to go to l>cd L. ting the feiul into n story.” replied Hes­ side, when he was annoyed and rtlanubil THE ter. with aii air of conviction. took this morning.” al Uw sentry’s coughing. His ex­ Kingbrapd could toot let well enough “No, 1 know it doesn’t; but perhaps perienced ear tdW him that the man I'm a little like the mtui who wanted alone, and he asked: “Why?" had n severe bronchial affliction need­ ••Because the characters are all too a drink of whisky in order to ascer­ ing a strong remedy. made by the tain wliat effect it would have on him. rirer.dfully impulsive nnd natural. Yon Tie debated awhile with himself and I’ve tried moral suasion on my weak­ couldn’t possibly tone them down into then going into the. dispensing-room correctness, if you were to try ever so ness until I’m convinced Ihere’s no compounded a powerful mixture. This SOUTH BEND. IND. virtue in that kind of treatment, and it bard." ■* he took outside to the sentry, with In­ ■Ludlow laughed uproariously: “You structions to swallow it immefliatcly. has occurred to me that a heroic dose don ’ t know how much good that does of carnage may. be what is needed." The man refused. The surgeon in­ “It may be, but I shouldn’t go around me. Hester. I’ve been telling Hugh all sisted. nnd finally commanded the hunting for the occasion if I were you,” along Hint he didn't know the first prin­ soldier to take the medicine, which he replied Ludlow, holding the gate open. ciples of story-writing." did with much grumbling. Then the “I’m sure 1 don’t know why you worthy surgeon went to bed. pleased to “Perhaps I’ll have to," said Ring­ brand, as they entered the house. “Pos­ should say that," resfxmded the girl, hear no more coughing. changing front with an easy facility sibly the occasion will hunt me.” Next morning, to hie surprise, thr that made Mrs. Ludlow catch her commanding officer sent for him nnd V. breath. “I think Mr. Ringbrand’* stld that thr sentry had complained, Among them are the Nob. 98 aad' 99, stories are perfectly delightful. I only declaring that the surgeon had forced Wood and Steel Beam Plows, fitted with , A VENTURESOME VISIT. . Thefty^iminary lines of Mrs. Lud, meant that he wouldn’t care to use such him to swallow something he thought non-breakable steel standards. Alaa low’s niKch-making campaign had rough materials.” was poison. 4n investigation followed, -.hecelebrated No. 40 and similar patterns. been draw# with such slight difficulty Ringbrand glanced up gratefully and and revealed the fact that while the Look out for imitations and that the small conspirator began to saw Mra. Ludlow trying to look re­ surgeon waa mixing the medicine the Buy oaly or Tiie Rsgular OLIVER. Agents think that there would be no occa­ proachfully at Heater; then the uncon­ coughing aentry bad been relieved, and sion for a go-between. Bingbrand’s ventionality of it all appealed to him consequently the remedy had been hospitable welcome by the colonel, and like the turning of’a new leaf in the given to tha wrong man. the easy facility with which he ingrati-' book of experience, and be laughed Phoapborua Iu th® Hnniin Body. ated himself at "The Laurels,” left lit­ pleasantly. “Do you know it’s quite The human brain contains a considtle to be desired; and his infatuation charming to hear one’s *elf discussed wa* *0 very evident that it needed notfc in open meeting?" he said. "In all my ,erable proportion of phosphorus, vary­ ing from 1-20 to 1-80 of the entire mass. .’ng in the way of encouragement. Since life I’ve never heard so mueh frank The American. Prot«xtiv* Tariff League his side of the case wa* beyond the need. criticism as Miaa Latimer and Tom If the average weight of the CaucMian brain be taken at 47% ounces it will of prompting, Mrs. Ludlow directed her ■ have given me in the last few weeks. is a national organization advocating then contain an amount of phosphorus efforts toward trying to ascertain hi* It’s decidedly refreshing, after half a •'Protection to American Labor and standing with Hester—a praiseworthy lifetime of meaningless praise on one amounting to from 1 7-12 to 2% ounces. Industry " as explained by its constitu­ A enrioua fact regarding thia phos­ endeavor which the young girl ap­ hand. *et off by an equal amount of peared to take a perverse delight in frus­ spiteful abuse on the other. I’ll give phorus in thehirman brain is that it is al­ tion, as foltows: trating. At one time she would praise fair warning now, though, that I mean most entirely wanting in the brain­ is Cod-liver Oil without the fish­ fat taste. Y ou get all the virtue of the oil. You skip nothing the taste. PLOWS Oliver Chilled Plow Works, Are The Best On Earth. completely tilled the crevice; re­ tracing his steps, he pushed forward in the opposite direction, meeting with no obstacle for a considerable distance. The cleft was of irreg­ ular width,.but its walls were perpen­ dicular and smooth, rising above his head until their outlines were lost iu the gloom. At several points they ap­ proached each other so nearly that he had some difficulty in squeezing through; but after the passage or one of tbe narrowest of these rodky straits he canie out into a large chamber, in which the murky darkness was diluted by a thin stream of sunlight filtering through a bole in the roof. He stood gating upward at tbe small aperture far above, wondering if it could be used as an entrance without the help of a rope ladder. The question had scarcely taken shajx* liefore its answer appeared in tbe form of a double row of rude niches cut in the wall and run­ ning in irregular lines up to the gash in the roof. In the fine damp sand at his feet he saw the imprint of h man’s l>oot, and there were many more of them just beyond it. The explorer ex­ amined them carefully, and then sat down upon a rock to claasify his find­ ings. “1 wonder if I haven’t stumbled vppu something that’ll help Ludlow him with such outspoken frankness that its very unreserve was a most en­ couraging symptom; at another she would criticise him In * manner that was equally disheartening. She had ridden down to spend the day with Mrs. Ludlow on the morning following Ring­ brand’s introspective journey down the mountain; and on that occasion she would allow no word of commendation to pass unchallenged. "Oh. I don’t deny that he’s a pleasant romiWtion," she eaM, in answer to one of Mrs. Ludlow's warm enlogiums. “He could be that and much more with­ out being a genius.” “But don’t you think his literary work is good?” asked her hostess, with a shade of deprecation in her voice. to turn the table* *ome fine d*y, and you’ll bear me telling Ludlow how to run an iron-furnace, and—" "And Miss Latimer how to hold her tongue," interrupted Hester, mali­ ciously. "Indeed. I wasn’t going to say any such ungallant thing," protested Ring­ brand. "You might as well say it as to think it. "rejoined Hester, meekly. “I know 1 shall catclrinyself looking for an im­ pertinent young woman in all your fu- tnre stories.” After that the talk drifted back to tbe feud, and Hester related the inci­ dent of tiie evening before. “I suppose it must have been one of tbe Bynums," she concluded; "though I can’t imag- matter of idiot*. CMdeat Wlnrer ta New KwriaoA. The most memorable winter in New England of which we have a clear record was that of 1740-41, aaya a cor­ respondent otf the Stonington (Conn.) Mirror. Then people passed and reon the ice. and from the shores of Con­ necticut to .Montauk Point. One rec­ ord «*ys that a mail drove a horse and sleigh from Hnrigate, near New York, to Cape Cod. A sleighing party went from Norwich to Fisher's island on the lee tbe same year. In the winter of 1857 tbe boat* en route for New York were icebound near Hart’s island for 19 days, arid for three weeks the mer­ cury kept iu tbe neighborhood of zero. b«b mothvr ae* ektid sjmI icurcs her in FOR RISING BREAST Endorsed mi j reoeaumentM by midwives* and all isdim who bsveused it. . Beware o' sabstitnaes aad imitations. Makes GhiW-Birth Easy. tl.o* wr battle. Book -TO MDTHMB” nisllod fret.containing voluntary testimoaials. ■ MADHELB REGI EITOR CO.. ATLANTA, GA. MORTGAGE BALE. Default baring b<»ei mide In tbe conditions nf a certain tncrurajre made by Georxe W. Gregory arid- wife Ann Gregory to Cbilres WUcvx dated Nor 1M. A. D. ikh aad recorded In lhe office of ite Hechter of DwdH. for tbe Coanty of Barry and State of Michigan, oo tbe Tweoty-elgblb day of November, A- D. WB2 Ln Liber 34 of Morteagen. on rage «?. ou *whleh mortgage there is claimed- to be dae at the dat# of this notice tin sura ofTnre® hundred sevealynIne dollars and slxty-elgbt cents, and an attoijjey ’a fee otTwentv five dbllarv prortded tor In said mortgage, ann no wilt or proceedings al law having been instituted to reoover thr moneys secured by said-mortBage. or auy pert thereof: aale contained In said roortaace. and tte atatnte bidder, m- the North front door ot the Court House, in the City «t Hastings (that being tte •place where tbe Circult-Court fur Ban? County is holdon), the premises described in said eawv to pay tte amount due on arid mortage, . ' with Seven per cent. Interest: aad>nn letal costa, together with an attorney’s-lee ot Twenty-five dollars covenanted for therein, the premLscs betnz described In said mortpiKe as all those certain tots pieces and parcels ot Ian* situate tn tbe Cltv of Hastings in the County et Barry and Suite ot Michigan, and known and described as follows r Fraction City lots Dumber three (3). aad four (41 In Block No. five (8) in theBaatera addition to tbe village, now city of Hastings,*Except that portion heretofore conveyed to- Chicago. Kala­ mazoo and Saginaw Rail Road Company, and containing tn each lot four by eight rods ol land, according to tte recorded plat of said City ot Hastings. CHAJcars Wrxrox. Fnxmi-T. CouiRova. Attorn®? for Morteagre. P1OBATB URM3. State of Miotilyan, County of Barry—sa. At a session of tte Probate Coart for the County of Barry, bolden at lhe Probate Office, In the city of Hastings, in said county, on Thursday, tte sixth day of February in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety six. Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate ot Anthony Bogers, deceased. On reading and filing the petition duly verified of Rowena Porter, daughter of saW deceased praying for reasons inerein stated, that aa order or decree bd mad® by this court determ­ ining who are or were the lawfal heirs of said deceased and entitled te Inherit the real estate o{ said deceased and their respective rights therein.' Thereupon it is ordered.ttiat Saturday tbe29th day of February. A. D. 1898. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, he assigned for the hearing of said petition, and that the b«les at law of said deceas­ ed. and all other persons interested in said estate, are required to appear at a session of ♦aid court, then to be hoiden at tbe Probate office. in the city of Bastings, In said county, and show cause. If any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And It Is further ordered, that said petitioner give □otic c to tbe persons interested in said estate, of the ixmdency of said petition, and the bear­ ing thereof by causing a copy of this order to bo puollsbed in the BaxxKxanewspapex printed and circulated tn said County of Barn' once Iu each week for three successive weeks previous to said day ot hearing. CHAKIJM W. ARMSTRONG. (A true copy) Judge of Probate. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made in the conditions ot a certain mortgage made by Margrett A. Stevens, Florence K.spauldirg. Orrin E. Bar­ ker. Mary E. Barker Blanche B. Barker. Agues Barker. Martin V. Barker. Harriett I. Barker to Emily D. Bostwick, of Ithaca. New York, dated December IT A. D. tm, and record­ ed Iu tbe office of the Register of Deeds, for the County of Barry and State of Michigan, on the irth day of December A. D. IM®. In Liber 33 of Mortgages, on page 72,ou which mortgage there ik claimed to be due at tbe date ot this notice the sum of Eight hundred nine Dollars aud Six­ ty cento, and an attorney’s fee of Twenty-five Dollars provided tot* In said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law having been Insti­ tuted to recover the moneys secured by said, mortgage, or any part thereof; Now.Therefore, by virtue of tbe power ot sale contained la said mortgage, ana ths stat­ ute In such case made and provided, notice is hereby given, that on Saturday tlio-xird day of Muv a. D. IK*, at 10 o’clock Iu tue forenoon. 1' shall sell nt Public Auction, to tte highest bid­ der at the North front door of the Court House Iu the City nf Hastings, (that being the place where thr Circuit Court tor Barry County is Holden), the premises described In said raortg<pe. or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with 8 per cent, interest, and all legal coeu, together with an attorney’s tee of Twenty fire Dollars covenanted for therein, the premises being de­ scribed in said mortgage as all that certain lot niece and parcel of land situate tn the Town ot Maple Grove In the County of Barry and? State ot Michigan, ana known and described mm fol­ lows: The East half of the South East Quarter of Section Thirty-two (3S) in Town Two (Sj North Rango Seven »7) West containing Eighty Acres ol Land more or less. Kmh.v D. Bostwick. . Mortgagee.. PHIUI’T.COLGKOVK, Attorney for Mortgagee. Dated February 17,1WP. MORTGAGE BALA Default having been made in tbe conditions of a certain mortgage made by So vie A. Tyler to Elida Shaw dated Novambrr 1IU> A. D. 1881 s and recorded In the office of the Re ' ' Deeds, for the County of Barry. and Michigan, ou tbe 23rdday of Novemb thr date of this nuttee the suraof Five Hundred aud Thirty Six Itollan and thirty nine cants, aud an altomey’s f«e Of Tw«*ty Five Dollars provided tor In said nx Uatttotod i» recover tte Sraeya or any part thereof: • ... Now. Therefore .by virtue •< tire power of sale glv*n that on Saturday tbeXSrd day D. WM. st >® Q’rhwil i* tte foreno soli at raans awttoa.tMths HttM the North front door at lhe Court Hi City of Harftogs Jttuu being t the Circuit Court ton Barry County 1 "ban where amount due <u> mW mrwt<a*r. with >*v.n per eeut. lutereM. sad ah legal nwtx together with an axtortH),'» f-aot Tw«*uiy Ova Dolinin covmaated for therein, the pewnlM-a being described In laid mortgage as all that certain toe ptoM There are no personal or private profits in connection with the organiza­ tion and it is sustained by memberships, contributions and the distribution of its publications. FIRST : CorewponwmcB ia aolidUd reg*rding " Membsrahip " and " Official Corrs.pondanU. SECOND: Wa nnd and walewnacontributions, quarter of Brotton thirty fivB(XS) Town two (S) North Range nine (9i Went. *■ "TA 8haw. Muilgagee. I'HlUr T. roiXIBOVF. Attorsey ler Murighx^e. Dated February HOL UW M. 11. .STEBBINS. Ft-2CKMAI. Dirk W t �MINOR NEWS ITEMS, ^Hastings Banner. DIKO. HAVB YOU A CYCLOFBDIA? Rev. Grigtey conducted chapel exereiaes Munday morning. Mr. ■" l» C»T»n Vo., X. week on1 Bertha Pflug waa absent Thursday, Feb. 20. 1896 James McDougall & Oo.. wholesale Y„ Jan. 1, 18SS- *n<1 * rrarloaro or account of sickness. I clothiers at Montreal, failed for $100,­ Cornell Unlveralty, at llhaoa. He came never just fait th»; you could afford o»e. COOK BROS. Proprietorstbe sixth1 000. Will Cushing supplied J to Haatlnr> In tbe eari, part qf the IO.. Tbe older cyclopedias eosi from thirty tv grade teacher two days last w t The Valley state bank nt HutchinH,, waa editor or tbe B a . v mk when It one hundred dollars and you have been absent Mabie Rorabeck, who has SCHOOL COLUMN, 1 son, Kan., waa closed with liabilities of wa, firet oreantzed tn Max, ISM. He al- accustomed to thinking of a cyclopedia as from school on account uf slek cms b with acted by Flora J Beadle. Co. Comm or. terward, opened a general atore here. In a luxury. “The Students Cyclopedia** $134,000. us again. domestic’ Miners at Sand Run and Carbon Hili, 1M0 be wrved u elite eenator on tbe lle- will answer your purpose just ae well and Etta Trouper »» 1 pobtleen tieket. During tbe war he De ­ in many respects better and wIM only coat reign hap‘ Pa., were said to be in a very destitute Dating tbe live mott is of my school news and Floyd Merrick the cupled the position ot proreat marehall you 99. Xu* don’t think lliat because tbe rnlug. ■ condition. NrMdtatiua I have chanced upon quite a pentags, in chapel Tuesday work »s cheap in price that it la cheap ia and resided in Grand Kaplda. He wu Prof. Holden atid Prin. I Miss Clara Barton and ber colleagues It ia siaiply using a little up to nasUierof 111-kept, squalid school rooms. talking of onnductlng a s ■ school of the Red Cross society arrived in Coi!- married In lhe latter city, In 1M4, to Mln character. date business methods In tbe book business ICachael Aldrlcb. and later they remored , .31 ad I feel most earnestly that teachers and here this summer. t viz: making what the people want and then to tinting,, where they bare atace reThe class In advanced U.S. IC^'ll Gov’t, stantinopie. 9ueuta should exert tbelr influence In Twenty business places, including Mlded. He wm a charter member ot the I. iselling It at a price that they can afford to' have completed their half year|>work andI -’jtsoruf pleasant surroundings for lhe pay. Perham no work of recent public­ 0. G. T. lodge when it waa re-organized i : the'pout office and bank, were burned at have taken their final exam. Out Tte otorot but two of ail d«nh tnM, ^chotA. Environment is a sorely abused of a class of thirty-one only three failed. here 80 yearn ago. After the wer Mr. iation has received one half as many hearty Kennett, Mo. ' Tbe Orel ot all the orth rs to endorsements from competent fudges as ord era. Bailey became a follower of Horace Greely, < wticd. But it expresses best the things This speaks well for the inte itK cur­ alt 1*4 Ira. Tbe flrat to demonstrate ' ', A steamer capsized on the river at as formed and afterward Joined the Democrat party. Ithis one. Miss Flora Stinchcomb, of this >»hicL make for character by their silent rent political events, which lhe world that total ibatilner. are the b.~t Brisbane, Queensland, and 40 persons In whose ranks he haa been a prominent city, has accepted tbe agency for tbe I the main topic of -study during the six risks. ntluencr. Most of the Impressions which work. member and worker alnee, having bold tbe above i weeks work since the holidays. Civil were drowned. It ten the aoraHrat death ou- of anald irxes come ^r0Tn Httla-tbought-of Gov’t, applied is a very practical branch of xVt .4. flye iti'a tenement bouse in lx»n- 'chairmanship ot the Democrat county order of its age. ’ -stetrt things which we meet from day to study and by giving half lhe year to U. 8. dojj .five children and three adult* were committee for aereral years. Circuit Court Proceedings Hla wife, and three children. Mre. Em ­ Civil Gov’t, time is allowed for such ap­ liuriM'd to death. « The following caaes were disposed of at It has fewer assessments than any ortst At a bull fight during a carnival ut ma Donahue, of Basting,. Emest Bailey, last weeks seMlun. ' The home roof-tree shares with the plication of principles, which we think of Its age. of Grand Bapldi. and Edward Bailey, of । / school the immense responsibility of the are a proper aid to the training of future Juarr/, Mexico, tour bull- and five In tbe ease of tbe People vs Elias and gt.OM.OOO Paid to Famllles.of the Hr Gohlevllle. aurrlre him. Mr. Bailey had ’ impression-.. Tbe child spends clt liens. McDunnid, a verdict of not gnllty ceased at Hour of Greatest need. Classes Jn Astronomy aud Physical horsea were killed. been In falling health for some time, bul Alonzo ■ r'toMm hours of the most impressionable rendered. • i1 The Buckeye glaaa works of Martin’s death came very suddenly, and he area not was Reader, are you tbe stag of a tamili ' •' Tsoriod of his life In tbe school room and on Geography were formed Monday mornlug. Frank Hilbert vs Albert Barry, a judge­ now? On whom will they lean when rq Fert-y, W. Ya., were destroye<l by fire, Hereafter pedestrians in the* vicinity of considered to be so near tbe end until the % frosnds. His waking moments are ment of 8553,91 waagiven tbe plantiff. are gone? Tour earnings feed ;nd tbe scnodl house need not be fur^rfsed to the lont being $130,000. night before he died. 1 'AffaMitWiuaHv divided between the home Case of Richard Freer vs Chas. T. clothe them now. to whom will they look . find star gazers Intent on celestial obserThe funeral wa, held from Emmanuel Thoma# Hughes Hinckley, an artist >.M»d tbe school. Are not then, the surGtllaspie. No cause of action. when you are dead? ' ;*reut!inri of tee school almost as Import­. vatlons. of wide fame, died at his home in Mil­ ehureii Monday arternoun, conducted by ' Case of Chas, M. Putnam vs Frank Prortde towlay for the future of wives Visitors this week are; Jenn ie Mdrdock, Rev. W. W. Taylor, and was largely at­ . -awtas rbo* of Che home Itself? Is it not ton, Muks., aged 83 years. Pennington. Tried and submitted. tended by friends, the I. O. G. T. and D. 1 children, parents or others: to-morrow mar ^oesible that the effect of the home spirit Nellie Jones, Maude Miller, N tude Mead. be too late. ’ The Exchange bank at Flemings­ Interment - away he (dTectually destroyed by an ill-. Ethel Kress. Francis Cunningham and burg, Ky., .assigned with liabiiitiea of of It. attending In a body. If rieh. It wise to provide for the rewm made In tbe McElwain cemetery. H Milaca Market*. -/aeTL syualid school? Do not pupite who( Estelle Bassett. $70,000 and assets of $100,000. reraee of tbe morrow. If poor. It ie a dis. S ixth G rade . obliged to spend hours each day iu a Rrsalutloas. gzace. eoustdertag tbe surety and smaD Eight ships will be added iu Uncle ’•''tew. tbe, wails of which are blackened Grace Vryor. Juelah Engelhardt. Besrie coets of the order, not to secure for yoor WnEKEAS—Our loving Father in Hed, or decorated witinjestoons of Collins and Nona Wright have been ab­ Sain’s navy\ and be read* h*r com mis­ family protection In care of death. Heaven in hla wisdom has seen fit to take webs, and with equaliy^s dusty sent on account of sickness. sion before the 1st of next July. Potatoes per sil , to himself and safely enfold in his arms dirty blackboards, tbe desks The first division have reaqbed . Monte­ Robert Williams, thr negro who 1 Bye per bu.. 35. and defaced by the “jack knife’s video in Uruguay, in one (trip around killed Police Officer Suggs, was iynehrd 1our sister Mrs. P. D. Busby. This order provide* death benefits of Tallow per lb., 3 TnRRKFORE—Resolved we the members Itial.’’ the floor dusty aod littered, South America, and the secend division 8500, 31.000. or 23,000 to both sexes, from by a mob near Montgomery. Ala. ling apportunlty for tbe dlssem- have reached Cayenne In Guiana. of the W. F. M. 8. of the M. E. church the age of sixteen to fifty-five, at net cost, Wheat, white oer bu. ®. P. A. Higgins and his wife and son ,tender our heartfelt sympathy to ber f disease germs, do not pupils Mr. Grigsby called on us Monday and or about one fourth that of uld line InHay per ton, 12 to 15 . woo are subjected to these conditions take left some good thoughts with ps about be­ and daughter all died with the measles Ihusband and children ’ and pray tbe Murance, payable a few days after death to Port dressed. 4.35 ' jm» tbe frowsv character of the place. Beaus, do to SO ing exact and plain In all our toork! within a few days of each other at 1Heavenly Father that our lives may be as the beneficiary only, and at an expense of Chicken dressed. 9. ■’*■ ■'®ae findg them lounging In listless attiAt tbe sound of the fire alarm Robert Brights. Ain. less than three cento per day for 81.000 1pure and helpful as hers. Beef dressed. &40 to S.00 in their seats, with soiled clothing Seward Is seen bounding to bls position in By Order of Committee. insurance. * Beef Ute. M0. The machine shop of thr Mexican begrimed hands. And too often is it the hall. Mutteu. dreaasrt. 6. International railroad nt Ciudad Por’“traethat these are best indications ot a Half the term Is passed and the children Real Estate Tratoafar*. It does It, buslnraa privately, selects ha rwrarse and deeper condition which is rapld- begin to see bow much they must accom­ lirio Diaz, Mex., were burned, thr Iowa cioverseed, 4 JO to 5.00 own MKelates. end rejects tbe unaccept being $200,000. i becoming u permanent state ot soul. plish before tiie end of the term. able at win. Just as any well regulated Geo. A. Can tiela to Barry & Downing, parcel, •^Bteracter 4s being hurt, souls are receiving MORTGAGE BALE Eighth Grade. sec. M. CssUetoD. $ioo. family, or the church, should do. and thi« ■Cafal wounds. Default iiavlng been made lu tbe conditions Philip McMichael to James B. Campbell. Carrie Stebbins was our ohfaulsl last Everyone knows how to spell “hard Ifta, sec 19. Tbornapple $1200. Jk gtcac many things about such a school ol a mortgage dated the 13th day of September. without tnterferring with any other obHgallons, relslkms. or duties whatsoever. week. IM6, made by ( harltw Baker and hla wife Mary Ira K. Erway to Isewts H. Edger. -Wa. rec 20. 'jisgy and should becorrected bv the teacher. water” with three letters, but proba­ Ann Baker of Hie Township ot Asiyrla. Barn­ We celebrated Lincoln’s birthday in our Rutland II 100. A Commander? ot this splendid order i< ESfc-can have tbe dirty walls whitewashed. bly some readers would lv puzzled to Henw <J. Brunton to Frsxikiln 8. and Cather­ County. Michigan, to anna 8. Austin. John U now being formed In HMllngs. morning exercises on Feb. 12. Now l> floors scrubbed, and the rubbish on the SchuyLr. William H- Slocum and John I*. BrOuson. 40a. tec 32. Carlton 8200. We repeated some of Mr. De Mott’s good spell “yestertlay” with six. A Cincin­ ine Ben). F. Dorr etal to Claudius Price, parcel, Douglas as Executors of the estate of Robert F. the time to protect thaw* left slier yon -^tey.goound raked into a heap aod burned, nati girl could tell them how. act-ording rec 23, Castleton $000. Austin, drceasetl. of Kings Count*. State of sayings given at the M. E. church, tn our bsve peened away. The Record of the tte- Klvve blackened and in many ways may I'. T. Colgrove. trustee to John W. Brigg* n w New York and recorded in tbe office of the Golden Cross is unsurpassed by sny order to thr Enquirer. chape! exercises, Monday. . -range the surroundings of the place. Register of Deed>. for the Countv of' Barry and ’* of s w ’4. sec 3, Barry $1800. She doea not yet go to achool. but be In tbe United States. State of Mic ’ . lganon thr 13th day of SepcemSecond Grade. The greater responsibility, however, Qt-iT Claim Dkkim*. ber. ISM. In Liber » of Mortgages, ou Face Z72. First to insure women. First to use tbe veafts with the parents ami school officers. On Monday it was very cold in our taught by her mother at home. Tbe Noah D. Herrington to V. V. Buck's heirs. on which mortgage then? is churned to be due at We ask you to other night her father wax hearing her 40a. sec iu. Maple Grove $2A They should see that the building is room. . tbe date of this mu Ice thr sum of Twenty-nine, graded SMlmment plan. Ueraon T. Mores to Noah D. Herrington 4D», Hundred and fifty-one Dnilari and fifty-five investigate the Gulden Cross and Join now xvuttfortable and conveniently arranged,. Six of our class came.back tq school, on spell. One word after another waa suc­ rec 19, Maple Grove 9i5. cents f$S61.S3] and ati attorney’s fee of thirty- at low charter rates. cessfully disposed of, and then hr said: -*»Klt*rj aud pleasing architecturally, and Monday after being Hl. There are yet Catherine Waltou t<» Henry Burton parcel, five dollar* provided fer lu saia mortgage and -Tsst lhe A te chosen has something to com­ five absent. •‘Now. Annie, I am going to give you sec 19, Mnpte Grove 31. uo suit or proceedings at law having been In Sebastian Kalrer to Lizzie Stevens 40a. rec «. slltuted to recover tbe amount secured by said mand it other than it is unfit for any other State Deputy. Mrs. J. C. Andrus visited us! Thursday. 11 hard one. If yon spell it correctly Baltimore $1. mortgage or any nart thereof: pctCfwe. They should bear iu mind that Miss McLaughlin likes to make us hap­ Hl bring yon. some candy. Ilow do ttebaateui Kaiser to Mary A. Kairer and Notice Is therefore hereby given that on Sat­ zitey are providing a home for their child- py. She made a post-office forms on Val­ Emma L Osgood rec X7, Baltimore $L urday the irdh day of May a. D. twe, at ten where Ujey will receive impressions entine day and we put in nearly a hun­ yon spell •yesterday?’ ” •'--enoon. there wdll be sold, at it was a hard one. Annie thought of oor of the Court House. In tlw* w’jiclt will be a part of their lives, made dred valentines. The teacher got sixteen I SB Coutily of Barn- tuxl state of the candy, and just then her eye caught I j.ain in wwl action and manner, very pretty ones. burl House being tbe building At a meeting of Hastings Divbion tbe calendar hanging against the wall. I'crtiapsia word may not be out of place iu w| cult Court for tbe County of । Second Ward, i imblic auction io Swre with reference to the out buildings. Then she answered, with a smile-of tri­ 19 Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias the ;Krs described in tbe salehlaljest mod- IDr. W. J. Morley Lee, the DistinMrs. Tinkler, Mrs. Brosfeau. Mrs. umph: ’• ” k weuy of the districts ot this county following officers were elected for the en- pee. or s » much tbe.vof bh mny nrcexxary Ihe.-eofas m*y be necessary .... • land in some of the city schools) the out Trumijer, and the Misses Knight and terday." tp mtlsly the anieunt due on mud m ingage. guished Japanese Throat and Lung suing year: oxildings are a disgrace to any commuruly. Pbilllira are our last visitors. | asa»ove»et forth with the Interest thereon. We are going to have a few exercises on Captain, D. W. Reynolds. Xbene is not a man in any one of these Surgeon, Eye and Ear Eipert. Offtdcts who would ' tolerate such a Feb. 21. The South African newapapefn are 1st Lieut., W. H. Powers. dl ttew certain pieces and uaroel, ot land Our calendar for February ha? eleven -r&hkUice ou his premises. Why must tills dCKTibed M totln.-a to wit: The Kail ball full of amusing incidents in connection 2nd Lieut. Irn VanValkenburgh. IK (kJ ot the South WeB <|.urrer [S. W. 5*1 of I 7m Aken at the school house? As the dark birthdays marked on It. Seetloo lllleeu tld] contalulott BMuty t?01 acron 1 We think “Honest Old Abtf a pretty­ with the ILind tenter famine. Soda wa­ Recorder. J. B. Roberts. mA filthy out-house, scrawled with ob­ ot land, alw lb. South Went qurrter IS W. I,] ter at five shillings a bottle is in gt'neral rwaalty by wandering tramps and corrupt I good name to have. Trees. R. K. Grant. ot lhe South West quarter IS. W >,) ot section ' use for culiinry and wnshing purpooos. Tbe noted specialist w!h> has enjoyed Ttttedxsl nnd inoraled |upils, induces careOtleeu tlj] except two [si aerwi out ot lhe Installing Officer. Sylvester Greusel. Church and Societ . South Wow corner tiler—it. AU In Township such wonderful success in Japan. EuropeThe demand for Florida, buy rum. rau >?*sness in pupils, if nothing more, so a (Miss Maude Hamlin will ouiluct the number one North. Ilan,- number Seven West. New York and tbb stair, will again visit de cologne and other liquids of lilw •IfZriK and neatly finished closet, will be an BerriCoenly. Mwhlwui.aad eooialnlng In all Diatolutlon Xolke, All In- • >.9^ueCof pride even among boys, and they young people ssocioty of Christie u Endeavor character is- unprecedentedly great, and One Hundred and Kicbteen lux' acre, nt land, tbb city on March 1st.-and2nd.. *vaiids who visit tliese eminent speclaibtBy muhtal consent the firm of J. C. accorrliiw lotbe Tnnr-d siacvsurvey tb-reot. anything tllnl can be prejeted into the M«&it t’cadlly co-operate with a teacher ia next Sunday evening. } Oared. Haellnm. Mtek.. February IB. UM. on that date, will receive servicethree Munton A* Co of Morgan, this day dissolv ­ Cteftplug it clean and discountenancing the The pastor will preach hi the Preabyter- service of the toilet commands a fancy ed. All claims against thr firm must be months free. They treat all chronic dis­ .’■iltjij- habits of the rougher class. price. A jnixturr of ammonia and ian church next Sunday evening on “ Don ’ t eases, such as rheumatism, paralysis W illiam H. K umts . presented at once. All accounts due them r/8ow deeply children may be dragged lavender waiter is said to yield satisfac­ neglect your fence eornnl.” John P. Dot iilab*. neuralgia, headache, fits, sleeple.-m'--, will be collected by J. W. Munton, who Kikiwn by their school associations Is well; Executors 0! Ute Edate ««( Robert E/Amiln. brain and nervous exhaustion. St. Vitu< <>»wwa to experienced teachers and physi-; deceased. Mortsasees. Consecration meet inc of thalyesbyterian tory results^ und even vaseline and ben­ will continue the business. dance, cancers, tumors, skin diseases, in­ <sukb, nnd many parents: and even the 1 Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday evening. It is zine arc bv no means despised. AloxzoE. Kkmaston. Attorney tor StortzagedA. cluding pimples, ’ freckles, ulcers, salt Vdj>!icde-sometimes startled into attention ! hoped all members will be lu tbelr places. CHICKEN IN A STREET CAR^ rheum, etc.; also heart, liver, stomach and ftry the revdlation of the joiuro condition Dated 5lib 23rd day of Jan. 189G. □co mmiCTcre. w Into we , “r- ’,,d Mre. Grigsby •jrmly|»n<l Kl.teCHANCERY SALE. kidney diseases, male and female weak­ Mrtacb sueb influences, joined to the i Causes Its Owner» Much Bother, aad knowledfce derived t^'ik tteir many kind friend, tor, In pursuant?1 and by virtue ol an order and ness, nervous, debility, exhausted vitality, Elaally Lays an CMrriWe I .. ‘ from ’ 7... Literary Koloa decree ol the Circuit Court for the Obumy of confusion of ideas, aversion to suciet}. _u certain —._r_ critnnals ------. presence and timely gifts nt the recent which delight .to j|’ their The other evening a woman boarded Donation. I I General Greelyn article lu Lzdies Hume Barey. to Oancery. in tbe Stat? ot Michigan loss of memory and energy, eta, is quick­ nseaUer among the young, mav bring to a a cable cur vBth a basket. All went well nutdo and dated on tbe 2Slh. day of November. The W. C. T. U. v'.: ’ ‘ «t the ‘ until suddenly a loud cackling came Journal upon - Tbe I-enonal Side ol IKC In a ce.rta!n cause therein pending, wherein ly and permanently cured by an original cte&tal. will‘ jn*?l WMblngtou. ” will nhuw that WMhlngton George F. Kenastoa Is Complainant and Martin and never-falling treatment. on Tutsday __ _ ... Cures guar­ fifveu yeuug children are liable to have Presbyterian parsouaxe °n Feb. । froni ber burden. The woman was nat\ . Harter and Harrlet.Iden Banter are Defend­ was largely Influenced by bln environ, ants. ' is invited anteed when others have tailed,but will net a teas given to their Droughts which they 25th. at 2:30 and every member t r.is nv t (' uralJy much embarrassed, and, while menta. but also Hut lie ateadlly tended to­ to be present and bring a friend With her. ‘ Kotler Is hereby t^ren ttiai 1 shall sell at public accept incurable cases. tem bitterly regret in later years. They will exam painfully, pretended pay uu no ward tbe blglh-r rtnndatd or the present auctiou to the highest bidder, at the North Ine you thoroughly, free of charge, and’ 11 I I। blushing jrauuunj, picicuucu to wpuy The achool'directors need uo vote of the u Le8uJaF!U‘0,’tJ>ly meeting' of the W. : attention to the obstreperous chicken age. especially m regard, liin bablu and front door ot the Court House in tbe City of you are Incurable, they will frankly. kind­ 4Ltclftet, no action of the board. They H. M. S. (>f the M. K Hllirrh will lu. IzulH _ . • Hartings and County of Barry and State of . ... __ of E. church lx- held which was being carried home. The ideals. Ot the first election In wbleh he Michigan, said court House being tbe place for ly tell you ao. Jkwte only to cause lhe proper repair^ to be • at the church parlors Wednesday Feb. 26. Greeley bolaln* the Circuit Court for said County, ou cackling continued, much to the amuse­ actively participated General tnidr, and draw ah order on the assessor Take one candid thought before il ls too/! Saturday the 4lh. dav of April A. D. Uw at 10 at half past two o’clock, SuUjdc’. Alaska. 3iar the expenses. ment of the passengers, who were con­ writes: -In his younger day, Washington o clock la lhe toreueon. all, or so much there of late. A week or month may piner your Teachers ate to blame to some extent forj The club social of the M. Ei dburcb will vulsed with laughter. Nor did they at­ extended at fils lirst election the usual ** te raise the amount due to case beyond the reach bf hope. rurtt-condition of things, and I hope the be entertained by Mrs. E. Y fliogle pud tempt to conceal their amusement, poeldilectlon bonpltallly, which, lu those said Complainant for urlortoal. interest and Consumption, asthma, bronchitis ami , costs lu this etune. of the follow lug described Owrdb will i»id them responsible to a her assistants In the church parlors which embarrassed the woman even days, consisted In the minlmiuu amount ot I*rcei ot land lo wit. Cotntnrncing four rod* catarrh are no longer incurable diseases rood with the maximum anioant or spirits. East and thirty three rods and two feel South on by their new aud never-failing method. unretMuiable extent for the care of all school Wednesday next Feb. 26. Supper served more. She failed to see anything funny­ We find him paying nn account tor nueb a continuous line ot .leffresoa Street from thr rx-uperty. I from 5 to 7. All are cordially invited. Remember it costs you nothing to conin being made the butt of fun for ten or an entertainment tor some tour honored South East corner ot lot one. Mock five of Addition to the City ot Hastings, ault-theae eminent specialists, and there­ fifteen passengers. The cackling chick­ voters, where the account was three shill­ ChMinberlalus thence South twenty two rods. Rast tweuty-nlue fore the most humble in circumstances can ing tor food and thirty -erven tor liquors. en seemed to have no compassion on her rods. North trerety-two rods. West twenty nine avail themselves of their vast experience. owner, for she persisted in keeping up a Tl><- capacity ot the average drinker may. rods to place of beginning, containing four acres Catarrh and catarrhal deafness are posi­ A'w commencing four rods East of continuous noise, notwithstanding the peril,ps. be Matrtl at three quarts at a altcorner of Block four of Cham­ tively and permanently cured by their new gentle shaking and the frequent “hush" tlije. Mderlved from this account, which berlains Addition to the City of Hastings thence Japanese method. coffered mw hogshead ot punch, one barren South alsng the East line of Jefferson Street which the woman gave her. As the DR. HELEN LEE gives special attention twelve rods. East twenty nine rods. North ot punch, forty gallons ot punch, nine ILUM bakcackling kept up, says the Pittsburgh bowl, ot pouch. torty-Sre gallons ot wine, twelve rods. West to the place of beginning, to diseases of ladles Merited reward: iy-i being on tbe North West quarter, section twenty. remedies were secured while in Japan and Dispatch, the embarrassment of the and turty-seven gallons ot beer. Wash­ Town three. North Range Eight. West ana woman wore off, and a faint smile il­ ington. wltn was not pre«nt expressed being .In the City of Hastlags, Barry Co. Mich­ will positively and permanently edre all igan. Dated Hustings, Mich. Feb. 19. uwg. complaints. Tbe doctor can be consulted ders make luminated her face. When the chicken hl, ,urprlw ,t tbelr moderation, and daily at her parlors in tbe Hastings Hou.-r. had been cackling proudly for ten min­ wrote hh agent that he tearod be bad not BBiJ! unwhole­ Office hours 9 a. tn. to 8 p. m.: office utes, she concluded to open the basket been liberal enough, and expressed the SoUdtor lor CompulnMi. Hastings House. some food, and no to see what was the matter. Imagine hope that he had not neglected tbow who -His reher surprise and the amusement of the had voted Iu the opposition. flrcllve mind and acute observation soon housewife having re­ passengers when she picked up a brandnoted the ranges made by drink and new egg which the chicken had laid in ■doubtless confirmed that personal moder­ gard for the health of transit ation Which never permitted him to run her family will know-1 Into excess ot any kind. In lhe Provin­ ■BLANKET MEN. use them. cial Arnur.wben general charges ot druukenneM were made against the Virginia sist all efforts of ped­ troops there wu no word against WmOUp la Callfwrala. ▲ resident of El Red, Cal., writes to Ington personally. H, bad amreover thus dlers and grocers to sell them to you. early deplored It as a aerioua rice, forbade the Topeka Kansan-Sun - aa follows: It by stringent orders, and applied a hun­ Aside the fact that low-priced baking “There is a class of men here called dred lubes to ever? man round drank ’blanket men.' They go around Um Still later he wrote that Giu-ahope aerred powders contain alum and are unwholesome, country in crowds and herds, each one to ruin U>e proprietor and thooe who make their use is extravagant It carrying- his roll of blankets, sleeping tbe most frequent application to them.’ What can be Bought for a dollar anywhere. They beg from house to anti Io advising bls nephew be adds. 'Keat Farrell’* Clothing Store. pounds of the best of them to go far as one house aomething to eat. They work a train rrom drink, which Is a source ot all few days st a time, and then go and sit evil and tte ruin ot halt tbe workmen ot pound of Royal Baking Powder because in front of a saloon until their money this country.*" GOLDEN CROSS Tie Great Fraternity, tee Staff of tee Faiily at Death. NINETEENTH YEAR OF PHENOMENAL SUGG^S. f | i ’ >• r , . I [ [ , I ' iu un hi mn i DR. HELEN LEE . Their Price Betrays Them. Kk W W ingly >ng pow- Re-1 Surprising ! from Yes, Sir, Surprising!! requires two as , they are deficient in leavening gas. Economical food, pure and whole­ some food, and food that is of finest fla­ vor, light, sweet, and palatable, re­ quire the use of Roval Baking Powder. BAKING Powders sold, either whole­ sale or retail, at a lower price than the “Royal ” are almost invariably made frtm alum, and should be avoided under all circumstances. ia gone. When Sunday comes they go to a stream sod wash their clothes. It ia just dreadful to think men can get so low. 1 never thought there waa any good in the Coxey movement until now; he was the means of getting a large number of these men outof the state. “They say that California la tbe only •tate where they can live in that. way. We ask them sometimes how they can forget their homes in the east and live like animals. They soy: ‘Oh, it’s the to taa: T believe more people wia go to hell from California than from any other place, and it Ja all tbe fault of tte cHroate.' Then are hundreds and him- An artleiebTCleveland Modetl In MeClares Magwrine tor March, will describe tlw curious asm Important scientific use, lately made ot kilos, especially In lhe de­ partments ot meteorology, electricity, and photography, it will also deocribe how to make the modern tailless kite, how to fly kltrai la tandem, and tbe poulbllltles ot ti* kite aa a coming Instrument ot war. Along with «her pictures, there will be a Bomber ot views photographed from a Wle. at an elevation. In acme inatanoee. ot I/00. 1,1 HoClure*, Magazine tor March. Elizabeth Stuarl Pbelpa wilt tell • o'Monr or the beginning ot ter literary Hie. when, as a girl ot twenty, she became a ooiitributer to the leading mVaxines and a writer ot Sunday Scbool tanks. The paper will have eorae Interesting llleatraSbort stories by Kipling .Bd Hole We don't believe in the song of a. Quarter Off, but put forth all our ef­ forts to save yourquarterscontiuuously. —No trouble to show our stuff. We *re now making an extra effort to get nd of our odd Pants and all Heavy­ Woolen Goods during the remainder of February and March. Bargains that cost yon nothing to investigate, but may­ save you 10c to dollars on every pur­ chase. . All goods new. J. C. FARRELL, Clothier. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-02-27.pdf 5a29e809f68e507e1b902bc1e34018dc PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium. in Bar­ ry County. VOL. XL. Hastings Banner. NO. 44 WHOLE NO. 2124 HASTINGS, MICH, FEBRUARY 27, 1896. NaahvUl*. C 5 *1 *1 M This Year will be Presidential Election year and' every man should wish to keep posted. We offer the following combinations:— *1 *1 I* I* I* I* 8 I* *i *1 * si !* BANNER AND NEW YORK TRIBUNE, The two papers one year for $1.00. BANNER AND DETROIT TRIBUNE, The two papers one year for $1.25. BANNER AND CHICAGO INTER OCEAN, The two papers one year for $1.25. I* I* *1 8 8 You will want one state paper. The Detroit Tribune is the best. Ternjis strictly cash in advance. Subscribe now te I* I* 8 Hastings Banner, Published Thursday* bv COOK • BROS., HASTINGS, MICH CORRESPONDENCE. Mrs. J. Crump Is recovering. Mr-*. Eva Cairns and son Ralph are ill. Mr-». A. Mills has returned from Big Rapids. . . . Miss Minnie Geer, of Benton Harbor, is \ isiting among friends here. William Willis, of Kalamazoo, Is visiting his relatives and friends here. James Brown wh-j has been very ill with an abscess in his side, is slowly re­ covering. ; Mrs. T. Keyes has been caring for Earl Towne during the past week. He Is now on the gain.J. W. Briggs has moved his family Into their residence at Delton. Prairieville’s Joss is Delton's gain. Mrs. O. Nichols who has been south working io tire Interest of a publishing house, has returned home. ‘ The. Literary Club met at the home of W. D. Hughes Friday eve. A full house and an interesting program. George Hazen has had a call from the Wlhiams Windmill Co., to go to New York City and continue business for them there. „ Rev. Wheeler has began a series of re­ vival meetings at the M. E. church, and Rev. Parsons, of Grand Rapids, will be here to assist the coming week. Peter Houvenir has recently moved into J. J. Perkins tenant house, lately vacated by E. Blanchard'* family, they having moved onto Lester Warners place. Dowtin*. Middleville. Will Schleh and rife hare a son. have a daughter. D. lMitchell and ife____________ Ed Lynd, of Char|6tte, wag in town thfe first of the week. !, J. W. Saunders 1st in Grand Rapids on business this week. . j Special services are being held in the Cong, church this wfek. Ed Beueway and wife are now located in the Wakefield addition. Workmen commenced . repairing H. Hendrick’s house , tills week. Bills are out announcing a. concert by the Eclipse Quartet.pin March. Washington exerdbes were held in the lower rooms of our fichool Friday p. in. The young people]j are enjoying them­ selves at Chas. Rogers, in Irviug to-night (Monday). will be given by “The Lost Heli M. H. school, Tuestire senior class ot day March 10. . The next meeting:- of the Barry County Teachers Association wHI be held in this place March 21. W. N. Ferris, of Big Rapids, will lecture Wednesday evening, this being the second number of the E. L. (Lecture course­ Geo. S. Bassett will close his school In the "Brick” this week and leaves Monday a. m. for Big Rapldsjto attend school. A camp of Modern Woodmen has been organized In lids village. Isn’t there another kind of lodge to be had, or have we got ’em all? . . , J ■ ;j. . North EMt Barry. X Albert Hampton lost a three year old colt by having Ito leg broken. School ha» been very small tbe past week on account of bad weather. John Beers has bought a piece of land of his fatberand wiU ballda bouse the coming spring for their future home. Rev. J. J. Bunnell did not fill his ap­ pointments at Laeev and Barry last Sun­ day, on account of poor health. A number from this place attended a party at C. W. Backus’ on Saturday even­ ing that he made especially for his writing claw. There will be a box social at tbe realdeoee at Lyle Bunnell nn Wedneyday evening tor tbe benefit of Rev. M. J. Wqaver. ___ Milton Nnblee la taking steps to replace what the fire king destroyed. Work on hia new house win begin as aeon aa tbe weather penults. An aunt of Lee McDonald’s visited here part of last week. Sold Crowell, of Hastings, made a busi­ ness trip here last week. At this writing B. F. Wolf is still con­ fined to the house with the grip. Koy Barnum and a cousin who have been visiting here this winter have left for New York state. Eider Keen, of Kalamazoo, was called here to preside at the funeral of Mrs. Shores, on the 13th. Mrs. Shores was M years old. Uncle Geo. Wood, late of Belding, form­ erly of the Grove, is now stopping with Wm. Demond. He will be 90 years old his next birthday. Elder C. M. Keen, of Kalamazoo, our state superintendentKif the Y. P.S. C. E. will give a talk before our young people the 4th of March, and assist them in re­ organizing their society. , Several of our ladies made a surprise on Mrs. Joe Passage Thursday of last week, each taking a patch which they had made with their name worked on It. Mr. and Mrs Passage soqn move from Coats Grove. The lecture by Mrs. Britten was not largely attended owing to the inclemency of the weather. She was billed for Sun­ field the next evening, but owing to the fire.-It gave her a vacant night, so she re­ mained here aud spoke to a good bouse to the satisfaction of all. North Baltimore. Maude Hill la visltlntj friends thia week. Richard Murray Inal a valuable colt last There are quite a number of sick people In the vicinity nf Quimby. It'a whispered there la to be a wedding close by In tbe near future. The lumbermen of thia locality are very grateful tor thia splendid alelghlng. Charlie Caliban exneeta to return to Ohio soon to work In tbe oil region. Cold weather and bad roads, prevented tbe anrpriae on Willie Rboada Wodneaday eve. What occasions the broad smilenn Willie Ickes face? It Is an eight pound gift they The rain Sunday evening has spoiled the sleighing. Dr. Smith, of Bedford, was on onr streets last week. Ella Greenfield has been the guest of Lizzie Smith a few days. Who will be onr next Superrlaorf Don’t Geo. Frey and wife went to Otoego last let blm be weighed in the balance gnd Friday to visit friends until Wednesday. found wanting. Fred Clemens intends to return to tbe We bear that Bert and George are deal­ northern peninsular this week to remain ing lu fancy borane. The flrm bear, tbe for an indefinite time. name of Striker and Waddle. Miss Troxel closed a very successful Tbe Striker and Fancher aoelety gather­ term of .school last Friday. She will teach ing was a gneceaa »cJ»IJf and flnanelally, the next term wbleb.wllb commence .some­ many thanks to the eftf delegatlon. Mrs.'E. Corwin Is daugeronaly 111. time in April. (hwr Campbell has moved to Otsego. W. McManis and wife went to Kalama­ We all seem to be a courting this week. Cr«My. zoo last Friday to visit relatives for an in­ A. Sealer was sees on nur streets SnnNo preaching on Sunday, presumably, definite time. Miss Lewie Ormsbee accom­ d*Mtai Earns Cart la visiting her slaters bad roads. panied them. w _ A surprise is planned on Caleb France Caledonia. Shalt* D. Moriord and wife made a business Wednesday evening. Guy Giddings commenced work en the trip to town Mnnday. Mr. Grant Is out again. Nellie donee was In Delton Monday, the railroad Monday. Oscar Otis Is visiting his parents. Will Cartilage will work the W. Fisher guest of Sine Vaadelic, . Grant Otis is out of town this week. John Holden, of Kalamaxoo, was seen farm the coming year. Born to George Thomas and wife, •< A large number of fat sheep were boy. oa our streets this week. Rev. J. L. lekes and B. M- Krb, of Has­ marketed by James Reed on Saturday. Mrs. Hoyt, of Alma, is visiting Mrs. G. Lily Newton, of Hastings, has commenc­ tings, visited a: Walter Davis’ Bunday Otie. Miss Eetelia Larabee visited at her ed work for the season at Frank Barber’s. Mrs. B. Shultz is expected home this A number of our young people attended grandfather's B. V. Stanton last week. A number from bare attended tha con­ the spelling contest at Rlebiand, Friday We now have two thousand dollars for evening. cert at Hines Corners Sunday evening. creamery capital. glmer Reynold* l» morlng bl! mill on Mrs. L. Baker and daughter Lenos Nellie Acker and Samuel Givens were were tbe guests of Frank Larabee and the John Holden farm, preparatory to united in matrimony Saturday Feb. 22. cutting the timber there on. family over Sunday. They have the best wishes of all. John Barter after letting his farm for There will ba a donation at Edward Several attended the «m«rt at Htaea many years, wUl work It UlnaelfUtta Friday eve. Comers Sunday night. J. Cooyer has his concert at Cloverdale Friday March «h. J. MeKelvy. our postmaster, is quite sick. Robert Reese, of Ionia, is visiting rela­ tives here. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Evans spent Sunday at Ceylon. There was no preaching Sunday at the M..K church. It looks as If we might make maple sugar very soon. Tliere was a Washington birthday dance at Elmer Palmer’s. L. B. I*otU*r and wife spent a couple of days last week at Bellevue. TheJHayo school closed Saturday. The McOmber will close Thursday. A bee was held Munday for the purpose of putting up Ice for Mrs. J. K. Wilcox. Mrs. Jessie Peck, of Grand Rapids, Is visiting friends and relatives here. The eighth grade examination for Maple Grove will be held Friday at the Norton school house. A farewell surprise party at the home of Mrs. Ann Brooks fo^ C. E. Gould and wife ft-iday evening. Prof. O. M. McLaughlin resigned .his position as superintendent of the M. E. Sunday School, and Miss Mae Potter elected to take his place. The professor soon removes to Nashville. Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. Medford. Mary Wilkinson, or Lansing, was home C. A. Hough returned from his western over Sunday. trip Saturday evening. Lyman Moore, of Portland, is calling on John Dawson, of Hastings, was .in the old friends. village over Sunday and Monday. John Armstrong, of Joppa, spent Sun­ Mrs. A. E. Knight, of Kalamazoo, was day with bii parents. In the village Friday end Saturday. Mrs. A. B. Pulling spent Sunday with Daniel Gariinger and wife are in Wash­ tenaw county visiting relatives ami friends. friends In Battle Creek. Miss Laura Gill, of Grand Rapids, is The play ”Sea Drift” given here n short time ago, will be repeated Saturday even­ visiting friends lu this vicinity. Will Whitney entertained a few young ing Feb 29. Nelson Crapo and1 wife, of Reed City, are people last Friday evening—right royally visiting friends and relatives in Nashville too. Miss Jennie Kilpatrick, of Olivet Col­ and vicinity. ’ Special meetings are being held at the lege, spent Sunday with A. G. Payette's people. . Adventist church this week, conducted by Louis Bruntmyre spent Sunday with a lady evangelist. Mbs Lida Feighner was at Charlotte his folks, prior to going to St Joe, Mo., to Saturday attending a meeting of the Eaton work in a laundry. Dora Nichols, of Chicago, and Lid* Co. Teachers Association. Glenna Young has been very sick with Nichols, of Bay City, were borne for a few rheumatic fever during the past three days visiting with their parents. Quite a few young people met at toe weeks but Is now slightly on the gain. Earl, the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. home of Dewey Hughes Friday evening of last week and surprised Mrs., H’s. sister Ed Van Auker, died last Wednesday at the home of his parents in the village. The Miss Evw Pixley and spent a’ very pteg8ant evening. funeral was held Friday forenoon from Burt Wallace left for Lansing Monday the Adventist church and was largely to attend the Agricultural College. Burt attended. » The Junior class of our High school with has the right kind of stuff in him and will their friends making a crowd of fifty, be heard from later or I fall In my pre­ enjoyed a sleighride to Vermontville Sat­ dictions. Next Friday eve the W. C. T. U. give urday evening and were very pleasantly Delayed Letter entertained by the High school of Vermont­ an entertainment.at the chureh. Mrs. W. „ . Philip Smith has been quite sick. ville, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Gris­ W. Godsmark Is arranging the .program which assures one It worth while to at­ The Crusaders will be here next week. wold. Chas. Abbey has a grand masquerade Henry Knickerbocker Jr. was arrested tend. Come ail. E. W. Jordan, Geo. Bevier, Geo. Hull ball Feb 21. Monday, charged with the many small Preston Jewell was at Hastings Monday thefts that have lately been committed In and Albert Bevier started this Tuesdayand Tuesday. the village, when brought before the morning for Wall Lake where they expect Mrs. Lyman Wilcox has been sick with justice be confessed and was let off on to lower Mid lake several inches by re­ the "grip” but is better. suspended prosecution by paying 812 and moving some of the fish therein. The Centre school was ’’taken” Monday costs. CIovOTdato. by a traveling photographer. Saturday. Feb 22, was the twenty-fifth M. Llnebaugh, of Ionia, was a guest of wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. G. Nettie Chamberlain is on the sick list. Webster Hastings the first of the week. Bom to Chas. Monica and wife on W. Perry, and in the evening about twenty Herbert Packard move$_jwxt week to of the neighbors and friends gathered at 21aL a boy. Pennfield. he is going ttfwork for his un­ their home to remind them of the fact. A Willie Gibson and wife returned cle Mr. Poorman. number of presents were left as a token of Kalamazoo last Friday. Alvarez Wilcox sold his personal pro­ the good wishes of the company for a long Sam Given and Nellie Acher were marperty at auction Wednesday. He Intends continuation of their Jives and happiness. ried at Hastings last Saturday. to move to Battle Creek. Frank Leonard and Eugene Deck have Henry Knickerbocker, one of Nashville’s Ths Center school will observe Wash­ well known citizens, died at his home Fri­ returned from near Battle Creek. ington’s birthday with appropriate exer­ day. He had been in falling health all Grant Dickinson, of Hickory Corners, cises on Feb. 22 at the school bouse. winter, belngobliged to return home earlier spent Sunday with friends here. Mrs. Nina Tasker and Mrs. Smith re­ than he expected from bis annual hunting John McCallum is very low and not turned Sunday from a weeks visit Vfltb trip to the Northern peninsula on account much hope is entertained of his recovery. their mother Mrs. E. Taylor of Vermont­ of III health. The funeral was held from Frank Monica ha* returned from Indi­ the M. E. church Sunday afternoon, con­ ana where hq has been during the past ville. The long looked for entertainment by ducted by Rev. Trott. The funeral was winter, the Y. P. S. C. E. will be given just as largely attended by the friends and Tbt Kalamazoo ice company are soon as the Crusaders get through here. neighbors who Who extend their sympathy to ready to erect a very large M Wait for It: program later. the bereaved wife and children. Acker’s Point. 1 am requested to state that the Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Marshall Bagley Freeport. Woodland. on Thursday March 5th. Mre. J. W. Godfrey visited her parent* Frank Gipt Is again on our streets. The concert at the close of the singing In Charlotte this week. Logs came in very plenty last week. school here will take place on Friday eve­ The Washington’s birthday ball Friday A large amount of Ice was put up last ning the 6tli of March. A very fine pro­ evening was well attended'. week. gram will be rendered and It is hoped all J. D. Cool and Geo. Karcher returned George Nelthammer is very sick with loveia of music will attend as the proceeds from Luther last week. the grip. will mostly’ go to our Sunday School. Several Freeportcrs are la grippe suf­ Several members of K. A. Sandy's family ferers at present writing. are sick. The M. E. entertainment. Saturday eve­ Yankee Springs. Taxes are nearly all in and not a single n I ng was well attended. levy yet. • Too cold for items last week. Mina. Sarah Steckle spent Saturday Henry Derby, of New York, la hi town A. Stocking was ai ‘he county hub Sat­ nlglit with Miss Sadie Kinney. on Bustoess: - urday. . Luman Yarger, of Grand Rapids, visit­ Mrs. Ira Jordan and uncle John iEnt are Bom to Mr. and Mrs. John Senslba. a ed his parents fan Freeport the first of the sick. Mrs. Jordan has congestion of the 5# lb girl. week. . lungs, G. H. Ford and wife contemplate mov­ Rev. Moffit. of Alaska. Mich., is assist­ The Republican village caucus will oc­ ing to York State in the spring. ing Rev. Halsey In his revival effort at cur at the council room on the evening of Quite a good many from around here at­ present. Marcli 8. . tended the K. of P. hop at Middleville last Freeport wilt be entertained by the Alto Mrs. Eliza Palmerton was sick last week Friday night. Dramatic club next Friday and Saturday but Is better now. Holley & Senslba having bought a new evenings. The lecture at the M. E. chureh last portable saw mill are at work on a job Miss Mary Forbey has not been gble to week was a grarffi success, a large audience near Hastings. attend to her duties at G. J. Nagier'a store was in attendance. The republicans of Barry’ county will the past week on account of illness, ' There was a wood bee on Tuesday for make no mistake If they select S. C. Ritchie Hale Kenyon and wife gave a very the purpose of cutting wood for rhe M. E. as the nominee for Sheriff. pleasant pedo party Friday evening. church. Nearly everybody turned out and Bowen* Mill*. a large amount of wood was provided. Several were present from Hastings. Mrs. Oier, of whom mention has recently John Senslba Is now called papa. Hinds Corners. been made several times, died last week. Sleighing is very poor In this vicinity. A post mortem was held and It was found H. M. Moore is on the alck list. . Miss Gertie Hale, of your city, is visiting Preaching next Sunday at 11 o’clock a. that she died of cancer of the stomach. at L. W. Smiths. George T. Grover of whom mention has L. W. Smith has cards out for a I. Norton, of Vermontville, visited at been made several times of late, died on masquerade Friday evening March 6. the 21st Inst. A post mortem was held and On account of illness Judge Armstrong Jacob Kline's test week. The concert Sunday evening was large­ it was found that he died of general con­ did pot return to your city last week. sumption. Mr. Grover’s remains were ly attended and reported a success. Owing to the blizzard last Wednesday Will Tobias and wife spent Sunday taken to South Allen. Hillsdale county, on night there were but a few to attend the the22nd and were Interred on the 23rd. masquerade. with the former’s brother at Dowling. Mrs. Josepldne Taggart, of Kalamazoo, As Mr. Grover was a member of the I. O. DIED. was the guest of Mrs. J. S. Hinds Friday. O. F. of this place his remains were ac­ Frank Baugh and wife, of Bed ford, were companied to their last resting place by a VALENTINE—On Saturday, Feb. 22, in the guests of W. 0. Tobias’ people. Satur­ delegation of the lodge from this place. . this city at the home of hia daughter, When Mr. Grovers remains reached South Mrs. Fred Tungate, John Valentine, day. Mr. Nye and wife, of Nashville, and Allen the Odd Fellows at Reading, a village aged 79 years. Mr. Phillips and wife, of Hastings, spent a a few miles distant, were notified and they Mr. Valentine was born in Stuben Co., N. turned out en masse and assisted our boys Y. At an early age he came a to Michigan day last week at F. A. Klines. When twenty-eight Melvin Smith and Mrs. Alice Cummings at the fuueral which was largely attended. with his parents. have returned-to their home near Stanton years of age he was united in matrimony’ after a weeks Visit with relatives In this to Lois Fish and they have lived together Brauard. fifty-one years. He came to Orangeville vicinity. James Brown is very sick with an th­ in 1849, and experienced ail the hardships ecas. Or*n*evill*. of the pioneer* life. He wan the father of Our new store has a very neat and tidy six children. Mr*. Eliza Sheffield, of Bel­ There has been a considerable ice put appearance. field, Albert Valentine, of Orangeville. up during the past week. A. Nevins shipped a car of sheep last Andrew Valentine of Cadillac, John Val­ Ellsworth Smith and family, of Kendall, entine, of Hope, Marta Copeland, of Waat Vanburen Co., are visiting friends aud re­ week Monday. Wm. Ford has rented his farm to Loren Superior, and Esther Tungate, of Has­ latives in this place. There is some talk of pntting up a tele­ Cook. Mr. Ferd expects to move near tings, all of whom, with hia aged wife Bowens Mills. survive him. He has lived the past year phone between Delton, Prairieville, Auction bills March 8, announce the and a half with hia daughter, Mrs. Top­ Orangeville. Gun Lake, Shelbyville and sale of the farm and personal property of gate and has made many friends during Grand Rapids. bls residence here, for to know him was Two of our neighbors have passed away the late Anthony Rogen. Several of the farmers of this vicinity to love him. within the peat week. Horace SnoOk, bom Feb. 0, 1850 on the Snook farm east are depending on the western corn ship­ MERCHANT—Tueaday morning, Feb. 98. of the village and has resided there during ped in at 31 and 82 cento. There was a surprise party held at the at the borne of hta aon A. 8. Merchant, bls life. He has been a mute since three west of the city. Abram Merchant from yean of age. He was respected by all home of Miss Ixrttie Honeywell last week Saturday evening in honor of Miss Lulu the effects of the grip, at the age of 85. who knew him. John Valentine wan born Nov. 25th, Hall who to going to move about two The funeral will be held to-day. 1817 In New York and came to Orange­ miles north of Prairieville with her sis­ ville In 1849 where be resided until 1894 ter’s people Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson. MEAD—At her home iu the 2nd. wazd, Tbe South Pine itake Literary was held when be removed to Hastings. Be died Tuesday, Feb. 25, of consumption. Miss Feb. 21, *96 and was. brought here last attbe home of Will Hughes last week Fri­ . Eva Mead, aged 22. Sunday for interment' He leaves a wife day evening. The Prairieville ^Jtovenile Miss Mead was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and six children and a host of friends to Male quartette” was present tuid rendered Marion Mead, of this city, and had been a very tine music, also a “farm ballad” com­ mourn bls loss. patient sufferer for several years past wttb posed by Mrs. Ed. Farr wm highly ap­ consumption. Brief services were baM at plauded by the audience. the bouse to-day, and the remains were Several of tbe farmer* of this vicinity The Crusaders are with us. with their wives, sons and daughters, taken to Barryville, where services and The sleighing vanished Monday. burial will take place. meet at tbe Grange hall serai-monthly for Flossie Serven is very sick with |UDK social and mental Improvement and at the Hmtinr* Market*. fever. same time have the organization of such a Mrs. Al Davis Is very sick with neural­ a nature that It am co-operate with other gia of the stomach. into is. Our mall did not get here last Wednes­ local committees In all tbe lines of Grange work. day on account of the snow drifts. Miss Lida Powers, of Battle Creek, vis­ South Hastings. ited her brother the Dr. last week. Miss Alice Hall has gone to Chicago Miss Lulu Cummins, of Bellevue, Im a Mr. and Mrs. Griffin are expected home guest of Lyman Wileox and wife this Wednesday. The Endeavor will be led by Mr. Newton On account of the blizzard Alvarez WUcox postponed bis a oct ion to thb week next Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gamble are visiting Wednesday. The exeretaea by the Center acbool qu In kiddleviUe at present. The party at Ma. Hilalngw'a last Satur­ Feb. 22, were fine and reflect credit on toe teacher Webster Banting*. Maurice day evening was much enjoyed by all present Campbell made the hit of the evening. �Hastings Banner AIDS TO MEMORY. the BLENHEIM SFANIEU CHANC1BY BALE. A novel love romance. a«rae at the Circuit Court lx ibv cS™ »T •' IMS e. .eertulurawr •kwatopLXw’ITSj; Here’* • eurtoa, «tory of lora »al Of all the pets of womankind, babies cooruhlp- About two year. aro. aaya Ab to the ordinary loas of memory alone excepted, there is nothing more tbe Athena (Oa.) Sewa, a yoonr genUeNotice to hereby gives that I xliall sei; ' produced by advancing years, it is COOk BgQ».. Proprietor,. MMOkmto tbe btabeet balder, it n . lovable than the tiny Blenheim spaniel, WM of tbta olty. while in Savannah, »ot strange how proper names are always front deer of the Court House in u„ ( into a atreet ear with a heavy umbrella says an exchange. Hartlugs ami I’ouatv of turey aiu1 the first to go; even those of our inti­ ■MIM MUdCoun Boowbrl.'r ; Why this breed of dogs have under bl. arm. Uk.>. *"»*’»“]' mate friends often tenjporarily vanish holr.tng tlxe Circuit Court for said < ‘rl.u ™ name of the palace of the duke of Marl­ other careleaa people, be held It at a —which, when we are about to intro­ borough no one seems to know. Inc dangerou. angle, with tbe point .tick­ duce them to strangerjB, is rather eirt•lory goes, however, that lhe <>re‘d“h' ing out liehlnd him, and ere long the car barrassing. Next to Utem, to judge hod the breed, and Unit, on a frieml • rave a lurch and a Indy juatbehind him coats iu th to cause, of tbe follow in- J,.., . Prove the merit of Hood’s Sarsaparilla—posi­ from my own experience, arc synonyms. requesting B puppy, he re hired to part parcel often* I to wU. CemmencniK f.,llr < I emitted an ear-.pllitingscream. Every­ cated in quality and flavor in None This is inconvenient in literary com­ Eeetead tblrtv three-rods and two ,, HoutfS tive. perfect, permanent Cures. with one. but. at the same tune, took body juml».l utid looked, and to hi. aootttiueoQsUneofifeferNon Btr<-.- iron. t£ Such Miace Meat, a pare, whole­ Cures of scrofula In severest forms, like position, and necessitates the frequent two or three blind whelp, and threw Booth East corner ot lot one. bl- k ft.. horror the young man found that the tome. cleanly mndc preperation for gottre, swelled neck, naming sores, hip use of the “Thesaorusi” writes Jumes Chamberlains Addition to the city ot llmfir point of his umbrella had come in con­ Payn in the Illustrate^ London News. them to tame eagles. twenty two rods. K<ii i-..rn:,- X disease, sores in the eyes. mince pin, Emit cake and fruit But in the year 1800 his grace, the rjdr'NJjtb twynty^wo roAs. Wmu.,.t, g tact with the nose of the young lady -Cures of Salt Rheum, with Ito Intense itching What is very unfortunate, this- only puddings. • rocs Io ptace of'heifbblng, coDtabunn f.. duke of Marlborough, was reputed to and burning, scald head, tetter, etc. seated just behind him. Of course he makes matters worse, fhr there is noth­ of land. Also eommeodug four rod* Cures of Bolls, Pimples, and all other erup­ ing more certain than tint the constant possess the smallest anti best breed □pologized, or tried, but it was like ttie Booth East corner of Block four <t Chx^ beriktns Addition to tbe Clly of Hastku. ’.neX tions due to impure blooduse of helps to memory causes its de­ of cockers .{woodcock spaniels) in BriU atxjlogixing for murder over the body 1 South a’-*r.jt the Hast line of Jiffmcu sin** Curcs of Dysi»ep6la and other troubles where MINCE MEAT a in. They were invariably Fed aud struction. • By constantly referring to I of the victim, for the lady’s nose was < twelve raffs. East twenty nine rod-. North a good stomach toulc was needed. S ..i._ twelve rods. wtaat Wwt Irt 10 Una IJ.e Usee of ilx /hmiSf white, with very long ears, short noses, bleeding and »hc was almost iu con­ saves the housewife long hours a “ ready reckoner* ’ pensons have been Cures ol Rheunuitl-sni, where jiatlcnts were un’MngMUMl North WMt'guart er. sect »<m of wearisome work and gives the known to have destroyed all power of and black eyes. They were evidently vulsions with pain. -Town three. North IJmikv Eight. Wr»t hj q able to work or walk for weeks. being In tbe City of HimtlDM, Bam ('<■ Mia; family all the mince pie they can; Cures of Catarrh by expellhig the Impurities calculation. On the other hand, noth­ the ancestors of the present Blenheims, The car was stopped nt the next cor­ Igsn. Dated HatUngs, Mkin'Feb. desire at little coat. A package makes which cause and sustain the disease. ing so strengthens the {memory as the which are still bred by the keepers of ner, where there happened to be a drug Farfr W. WaLkgg tbe lodges at Blenheim and some of tbe Cures of Nervousness by properly toning and cxercise^of it, aud when this ia not in­ Circuit Court Coiumlsdaner.'Bvry Co. Mich two large pies. 10c. at all .grocers., store, and the young man, aided and Aloxzo E. Kknahtos. feeding the, nenes upon pure blood. Take'no substitute. termitted, but kept up ins in youth, we inhabltanta of Woodstock. -.betted oy by one or two ciuvn/ elderly ladies, inuuiuiAAio «• ■ ------------nbetteu Solicitor for ConpiMuaul. _ ___ -.- ■ - —— - ' Cures of That Tired Feeling by restoring find that, as in the lute Mr. Brand rum’s But there i» little doubt that ll,r-v‘bo al _011C e took a llrely interest In tbe « __ - -’ ‘ 4’“' strength. Bend for book of cures by nrA«.r'tl with With the tllC pug DUST to tO give gi\C ’ case, thelped « i «». otYnnfl case, old age is no bar to the most per­ have been crossed the_ young lady off and stilzY into MORTGAGE bale fect recollection. (indeed, it is them the very short snub noses which the store end posted off after a doctor. Default having been made in tbe ouditioQi probable, as Sydney Smith observes, they now possecs. Moreover, the breed One was found and the unlucky nose ola mortgage dated the i3th<Jay of has become very delicate and difficult that the decay of memory In old men 1880, mud* by < harlea Baker and hh Mfe Man was soon put in working order, aud the Ann Haber of the Township of Assyrii. H^n probably proceeds as frequently from to rear. They suffer from brain dis­ owner, attended by the married ladies, County,Michigan, to anna;H. Aurtit, John? M'RTGAGEBALE. the very little interest they take in ease, and are more likely than any other was sent home in a carriage. Bcbuyl-r, William H. Sloeuin aud .iobn p *' Default huvlog been made in the conditions of AB &s Executor* of the estate of Robert F what is passing around them as from dog to die in puppyhdod. “Idstone,” The young man took her address and a certain inorigHge made by George W. Gregory Dour and Ann Gregory tn-Erebn Dibble dated Dec. Austiu. deceased, of Kings Coitnu. State of any ntental decay. Sir Benjamin Brodie the celebrated writer on dogs, remem­ hunted up a mutual acquaintance, with 11 A. D 1891 aud recorded In Hie office of tbe Xew York and recorded In tbe office of tb» To C. I. Hood A Co.. Proprietors Lowell, Mass. held the same opinion: • “The old man bers the time when the Blenheims were Register of Deeds. for the Countv of lut rr xan whom he called the next day to see how Register of Deeds, for tbe County of Barry and of Michigan on the 13th dsy of Sepi«n. __ rarts are the bewWter-dlnncr is not stimulated tyy bv ambition as when mainly bred in the viclblty of the pal­ the nose was getting along. The nose Miste of Michigan, on th- 11th day of December State her. 1W6. tn Liber » o< Mortgages, on IWe n p. 1W1 iu Liber3301 M'wtitairro. on page - • that • •he •had• many years - ----------of life ace. llOOu S P111S pills, aid digestion. 25c. t:he felt He suggests as a probable orig­ did well, so did the young man, for by .A.Bald inortgMge a a* given upon the express Ssrtdeh mortgage there trammed to be due *i 1 date Of this notice the sum of Twenty him before him. He has probably with­ inal of the Blenheim the Japanese toy I tjie time tbe nose was out of danger he condition that should any default be made In the and fifty-one Dollars sftid otn th* pa> Tt: t '. f the Mid lot* r.rt, or arj tor there Hucdrcd drawn from his former pursuits, and spaniel. The surmise seems very prob­ [•2861 55) and an Attorney* fee of thirty| had got in the habit of calling, so that it of, on a.., day srtierech tl.e tune ’< nude pay cents five dollars provided tor in said mortgage and has substituted no others for them, and able. able, .is above expressed, and sh.uld tbe same । became natural for him fo Step around rnn_ln unpaid and In arrear for the space of no suit or proceedings at law haring been in vve know that the mind, as well as the " The Niagara Falls Route.” to recover the amount secured by Mid I In the evening. So in the course of thirty dajs, the., and from ttjoneefore. that is stltuted HOW LIGHTNING KILL& body, requires constant exercise to keep mortgage or any cart thertof; । time they were married, and she is the to say after lhe lap*e of said th Tty days, the .stations. Nt-’ it in a healthy state." aforet:s’.*.l p.k'T’l o* twelve hundred urdav the 23rd day of May A. D. ,hMt01 isk. at un . only lady in the United States whose dollar* with ill -marage of Interei’ Wrreon [a.m o’clock tn the forenoon. Qicte willHon* lie ’old. at tee Most Fatal. SJSmeC'kSd ^Jabk*1 ‘ tbeort L to how lightning 1 vpHrUhiP '•‘k™ by « P“«»>ln tb'n«w Basti.hos.........; I IN JAPAN; the KorU5 North front front door door of of the tbe Court C ourt Honw. u in the aia * — J A new 1r hur'ImSeln the Mnulnt of City of HasUno.Couritv of Barry and 8i*t of wr< . . w .7®“ . „.*! from G-nm her future husband. Stations. DvIxtiH jiff made — Mtebtota 4. troriid the ro’m f ha? beinit the Kill The New Woman Js Largely In EvIdeMM Mils, but one which may well be held Michigan, laagcowtBouse IsarS"CourtBousebei^gthe kildlnK luterert da® Deo. 11th. ittl. and the b»’ which the Clntut Court for the County of in the Flowary FLIttgdorn. wbstw tan. |a,m.la.m.|a.m.|p.m.|p.m in abeyance until a clearer solution of Ing r-mnlued utpxla ard in arrfars fur Ute in A NEW WOMAN. Barry is held], at public auction, to the hiahrtt . Easi miM.. ..I....... I 3 J0|5 40 I10.40I awl 1.0J During a description of‘the woman of it can be presented, is just now being snaee of thirty d»\s and upwards, tbe aforesaid bidder tbe premises described in said mort­ principal sun) of twrive hundred dollars, with <1 R. OSBORN, Local Agent, Hasting* Japan a correspondent of the St. Louis or *■» much thereof as may be necctoary urged by the scientists, says the St. Now Takes “Quick L«nch“ Like Male all ar.?araxe< of lotenit thereon is dow declar­ gage. *0. W. ttrootw. G. F. A T. A. Chicago. to satisfy tbe ainrunt due on said mortgage, FhUlstluM | Dispatch says: ed due uno payabh by thcLrms of said niortas above set forth with Hie Interest theraou. Ixrals Itejiublic. According to this there Is claimed to be The new wohiaq is becoming liiWdf cage o.i which ‘ The girls’ middle schools arc like our 7tew-fangted new-rangteu idea, itiea, a person la js never never ------, ~ . dur C the date te thtonotlee We sum of Tblr- and the costs ebarges and expenses allowed by is. “J "*»" “ ,h' <rr°wl °ld“: ThW teen H.mdn-t seventy three Dollar? and fifty law and provided for In said inorttege. public day schools. The education ‘•struck*’ bv llgbtalngat Bald premises being situated In the County, ot attorney’s fee of thirty five Barry aud State of Michigan and deMrlbtd u given is excellent and quite up to all in the general remteof the word quoted. ”«J ■»“»« • I*™1”' but the new two cents, ann Dollars provided fnr in said mortgage, and do all those certain piece* and parcel* of land modern requirements, while at the The new theory is the result of dedoo- *»«'"“ thnD th‘"- «5» suit or jrroeee«lh<s »’ harior bren inatltut- described as follows, to Wit: The East bait . .. a . . . .. flu* N»«tv X tirV Pi-i-Nn ed to recover tbe mureys secured ur said mort (K U] of tbe South Weqt quarter > W. 1,) o( TIMETABLE. same time the characteristic elements tions that hare been mode along the the New York Ptv.Hs. any nan . cectlou fifteen (15] coothlnlng Eighty aeiet of a Japanese lady’s education are pre­ following linesi All life is electric. In The latent stride made by the new' gacuor New. Tberek e. bv VlftiK of th* J Ml I VIVI 1A1M iiucai ll»c io tttvuiv. All Of land, also the South West quarter s tt.»«] served. i the human body the stomach In the i 1’'om,n *• *° “P to a lunch counter •aid cuiiteinrd In s-«d ol tbe South West quarter IS. W. «<] of Section duuotw. in sueh catx' tnaae and ptovWd notlbli _ " . _ l III*., n rvvtvri a Tire «s»>F t.cvv.mil ate. I*. L z fifteen [151 except two [i] acres out of the *7 j like a man and eat her pie and drink The traditional accomplishments of generator and the brain the battery. • by riven that o« .-alurday South Wes* corner Uiereof. All in Township a Japanese Indy were, however, not for­ of March A. D al ter e’cjrK in toe number One North. Range number Seven West When n person is killed by lightning her coffee In a hurly-burly, ns her re­ day fcrencoi. 1 shall sell fit Pub.In AttetteB. to the 3’rn OouDty. Michigan, and containing in all gotten, and there were rooms set apart la. m.ip. m. he is not “struck” at all, but dies be­ pudiated Jord and master does down­ blabrotbludw. ai he N<wR’ Uor.t dc-oFol je (Mte^imdred and Eighteen [ID] acre* ut land, for giving instructions in| the arrange­ -i 6 10I 2 30 cause of a sudden loss of efeetric power town in the middle of the day. There Courtllmr-etntF^cliyafHaaunfr* 'thatbe’ng according to the United States survey (’irreof. East Cooperi. the place wbhr * .be Circuit Court for ByrtT Dated? HM’lugs. Mich.. February 19.1*Wment of flowers, the details of the tea is a large dry goods store, tv here liar ­ Richland* June't.... which hail been impelling his physical ANNA B, AV*FIN. County I nolden*. r.= pre-rises dref-ui^l m ceremony, and in playing the goto. CresseyI.. John L. tM Ht vixk. engine. The loss of this vital fluid, if gains in ginghams, laces, jewelry and said mortgage-or m) must tbericf M ma* ** Milo...1. Without proficiency in these three ac­ W1LUAM H Six*TN. gloves are only a preliminary to the mcessary to pay the niirtout dueou sari morCrooked Luke,. such it may be called, is brought about ♦« U7 . Jobs P. Dpt glass. | gige with seven per felt, interest and all legal complishments no Japanese lady is Deltou........ ;....... . bargains in lunch that arc offered in of Robert F. An»Un. Ill in this manner: A thunderstorm is co>ts. together with an attorney* fee it ThirtyCloverdale 8 30 . MbM thought to be completely edfiented. the newly fitted up Ittftc'h room Id the five Dollars envonmied icr thereto.-Un* premis­ Akers Point ,. A>^ es l«iug describe In said mvnmsge as all I ha* The technical and the Industrial schools passing over. It is charged with posi-' place. flhultz Here the new woman sits Recc or porcel mJnnd lying MH1 being .rituate I tire electricity and the earth beneath' tor girls in Japan are admirable Attorney cbeTo*nsbl > <>* Hartl nt.x iff’ tbe County of BASTtNQS..J,..MJ. The huiuan astride of her stool, orders her sand­ Barry tut-ious. One of the most interesting is charged negatively. and Stale ot.'Vteblgan.tftld'kLOwn and de , If the wich and “one in the dark” With tbe scribed a* follows: . , Ooats Grovej. girls1 schools is undoubtedly the school electric battery is between. aplomb that comes to one sure M her The North *dxrv jedfllie ,*>«th West MORTGAGEBAfX Woodland ........... L. for peeresses at Tokio. In this the em­ cloud is charged heavily enough it saps Quarter of Beetlon TMrtv twh (JJl fa Town Woodbury.............. jxisition. ‘ Detail tamug been made In tbe roaditionf Three (3i North. Range ■tight Wert. Fi« a. L. A- .T. press takes the. keenest interest; she the negative electricity from the earth, a certain Hwriagf, executed by Adison c. The new woman has token to tlfe Th* psriies ot Uir first par? herebv axree to of Lansing................ 4. ! using the human being as a conductor. an*, visits the school every week, and knows Gia taxes that may hereartrt he osaessta* BeatMLet aaJMsrmret Benedict, hu-t Detroitj. lunch counter idea with a great deal upon ibis mortgage tip io and InehMItw ear »«r wife, to Har.’ey withami. dated the rleveub all the girls by name. The students are end finally leaves him lifeless by taking Grand Rapids I of warmth. She wa» a little doubtful renf. and the excess (If ant) over tbe one per Is dny of June iMT. rerordea the twenty third dav daughters of the “daimiorf’ and noble­ his electricity with thutfrom the earth. | otJunelML aha*Qki whim there u t-laaned to It. be paid by tbe party ot tbe second part be one. at tee datf hereof. Two Hundred and about it when it was first proposed, ceirt heirto. men. If the empress bad not herself This theory is in line with that which Ten Dollars and nlbety five cent?, notice l< Evklvk DlttPKK. originated a few years ago and which but now that-Mhc has tried it she is taken the lead in tbe movement for the Stations. hereby tlvm. that trf. rtrtoe of the t-owcr ••! s O. « Mortgagee. •ale ia said mcdtKSgv.l AMI fon-rloM* the *au>e. *6 higher education of the women of the was to the effect that it was the “up more indignant with man than ever Phi lifT. Com; koi r. by a role of the roortaaged*. F>reii:Kt-. v [ :.M . for keeping, her in ignorance so long stroke ” that kills. Attnnwv for Mortgagee. noble classes it is doubtful if Japanese auction, to the highest tedder. a». tlir north about this charmingly uncomfortable | listed Dre 3Ph. it®. !p m. frontdoor of the Court HoUbe tn tic City of noblemen would have consented to send p. m. POTATOES WERE EXPENSIVE. way of swallowing a meal. I MMttaE|,-Imy Jpatmf Midriwau. '-tin the their girls to a public day school; that sevaDteeaUi day of April was.aroue o'elbek h. Grand Rapid's. The business and professional man, I ■ He Big Bills Follow a Huaband ’ * Scheme to ibeaftorsoaD. tbe sane being dAcrn*v(’. a*. they do so is proof of the earnestness Deteotc........... i io T 40 who is compelled to wrestle at a lunch i N I %A f Lansing; Unmecertals piece* or parcels of Umd i*ituated 1...... 8 S3 10 24 ____ Hide Cost of Clgnca. with which the Japanese have adopted in the townsnip of Here. In tbr T in:: - e! counter every day. regards it ns a great : I • WW Woodbury .... x 10 ■<* II 30 One of the funniest things that ha^e modern western etlubation. Barry, and Btatecf Michigan, and a« Woodland .... 8 1« •4 3( 11 38 W W lol lows, to wit: The wc*t part of t he Cteth eart occurred in Joliet during the present deal of a bore, but to tbe new woman ’ Ooau Grove.. •«» •4 40 •11 45 quarter, of the north essi quarter of !*ectiqn made by the year, says the Joliet (111.) Republican, it is a glimpst of a gastronomical para- j FRENCH VIOLINS ARE BEST. thirty six oontaiDitog thirty acres of laiK allti JBasrrxoH ... 8 45 4 54 12 a ....... the east part ol the north -west qttarur of the was the mishap of a gentleman who German and Bngllsh lastrumente Are The experiment made by this par- I Oliver Chilled Plow Works, north east quarter of Section thirty six roittain '9 00 •5 09 12 M formerly lived on the west side, but is ing fen acres of land, and containing; in all Lacking Tone and Finish. Akers Point •9 05 •8 15 •12 50 ticular store has proved to ’ be so sue1 SOUTH BEND, IND. iorty acres cf land, tee same being in tod^ now a resident of the city, and whose Cloverdale P 12 5 21 12 55 ..... Probably there Is no musical instru­ «hls t»n north of range nine we?! Delton B 20 5 Jt I 10 wife ran the store bill and looked after cessful that it is certain there will be Dated Jan. 15. ikk. ment made in such infinite diversity of Crooked Lake.... . 23 •5 ® •I 20 the household expenses. He was in the Milo..................... ■J 2« ® fl 4l •I 30 ..... quality as the violin. The lowest Cressey.............. •9 34 •5 4! •1 40 । habit, by agreement with his grocer, of CFAS. H.FUtKIt. grades come from Germany, and are Blcuiana Janet. 9 40 •5 5< 2 00 SHERMAN AS A BOY. | । having his cigars and occasionally Attorney for Mortgagee. Raid Cooper Lv.. sold at retail from $2 to $4. " •9 50 K WM'iiw/m Ar 1000 6 10 2 30 .. , , i pxxis I goods mat were that not were not exactly cigars A Xoathful Prank Recalled by Him After W T k"" a^ . , . -1 a ?P .* Q w Onne I'1"lfday • b reixht trains carry passengers, but will be ADMisiorKaToirB half Gaining Fame. [ run at the convenience of the Company, and ! h"-'V,,e 'Hr Penci ' . ' wr- .«» -J in tbe niattrr of the eetste of Jorinm K. the right is reserved to change the time of such « very fair tone in .MIHni Among my school adventures at Crouch. Decsssed. trains without notice. j reckon up the accounts. She finally. though, of course, the “ carrying pow ­ NoUr«* Is hereby elven that I lhall 'ell a! No. 6 will wait at Woodbury for D. L. &’.N. found that the family had eaten over Mount Vernon, ray. the Memoir, or trains when neces«ary. Public Audi obi to tbe highest bidder, on Friday. er” is small. Th... ”,v ”toto ’ ” ra’ -7 L J I'thrM Senator Sherman. wa« one I heartily I car lMd‘ °f P0'”'0*’«" 1 be 2Uiu uay at Man-h, A. Ih.lRW. at ten o'doek. "Mop on signal only. from woods stamped required a yeai.t and she just didn’t believe that regret. We bad Q teacher l-y the name ! Among them are the Nos. ,8 and gp, In the forenoon. at rhe late residence, "f lhe late mped into the reouired CMek^ter’a E««H.h XHaaKmd Braai. Joshua K.Cruuch. !>ecea.»r<L In th? lbwnsbip shape under great pressure, the backs 1 the account was correct. The smoker ot Lord. He was a small man and not i Atood and Steel Beam Plows, fitted with" of Hasting!!, in tbe County ol Barry in the State from maple or sycamore and the tops 1 »n-breakable steel standard?. Also of Michigan, pursuant to Licesso an»l authority and the smoker’s grocer were between able to cope with several of tbe boys In------ ■ from pine, .the whqb being finished off tbe upper and lhe nether millstone for tbe school. We called him "Bunty •he celebrated No. 40 and similar patterns. grunted to nie on the 3t»x day ot /aassry a. **«• Ai’Ar* ntU*bl«. ladicb ask rt\ I)., MPS. oy the Probate Court of Barry ro«nty, very rapidly by somequick-drying spir­ several days, and it was doubtful who Lord." One evening after school four Look out fur imitations and Miehuton. salof tbe estate, rigiii. title and in it varnish. Very often a fancy label, would be pulverized the finest, but boys, of whom 1 was one, while playing Buy Only Of TAe Regular OLIVE® Aoents. tetestof the aaltl deceased oE in and t«» tfie real rotate sitcate and being ia tbe Conaty et bearing the name of some well-known finally an explanation was mode that on tbe commoaa found a dead sheep. Barry, tn tbe State of .Michigan, known and BREAKFAST- 8UPPER. ’ described as toUoww. to-wlt: Hie SFest ba»l ct maker now dead, is pasted inside, in or­ mollified the wife, even if it didn’t n was suggested that we carry the the East half .of tbe North West quartet *f der to delude the unwary; while at satisfy her as to the correctness of the sheep Into the sehoolroom and place It Hectlon thirty six (38> containing forty *rre> times a'semblance of antiquity is art­ grocer’s charge for potatoes. taore or less And the Bari part of the NhtUi on Lord's seat. This was promptly W?« fractional quarter of Beetlon twenty fully imparted, the marks of wear <Wne. and 1 wrote a Latin couplet, pur­ ttS) containing thirty seven acres more nr less. being imitated remarkably well. Oc­ Also tbe Boutte East fractional quarter , of Sec­ porting that this was a very worthy Here is the serious manner in which sacrifice to a very poor Lord, and placed tion twenty five (W containing one hr.n/r-■! casionally it happens that people who QRATEFUL-COMFORTINS. n« ofrtrr bbos. itocimiw.».Y.rntt have slight knowledge of violins are a big London daily and a sedate London five acres more or less, all being lu town flirrv It on the bead ot the sheep. The next (S» North range eight <m West. magistrate treated an old-time Ameri ­ Dated Feb’y. Bb. A. 11.. 1W. taken in by these ingenious frauds. morning Lord found the sheep and “A strange society was made a great outcry against the indig­ France unquestionably holds* the can joke: AdminirtratL’r. first position in producing- higlrclass brought to light during the hearing of nity. Efforts went st euee made to as­ modern violins. The English ijustru- a cose before the Thames magistrate. certain tbe actors in thia farce, and BOILING WATER OR MILK. mente are usually heavy, both',in sub­ Several men were charged with stealing proof was soon obtained. My Im adLocal Disease a watch from a sailor and were all dis­ and te the result of colds stance and in tone, while thp*a of the charged except Alexander Fullerton, on mung disclosed my part In the case, before you know it your rew.<b best French make are nearly always and waded climatic and the result was a prompt diKharrechan Res. comes in fruit & shade. Begin NO" exquisite in model, workmanship and whom were found a post office savings of the culprits from the sehovl. but bonk book for £49 and a card of mem ­ tone. The finest Strads,' Axnatis and poor Lord lost bls place because ot by writing for our lbw price.-. : plitHl directly into the all the glorious rest are copied with bership with a curious title. It bore tbe manifest inability » w, : nostrils. Being quickly Flower «ty Neraery Co., BTV.Him, SI. following inscription: 'National Liar*’ inly pupils. abrrbeU It gives relief at a fidelity little short of the marvelous. «OCnlMTKn. M. T. _£------------------------------------- ’J association. Haring been a member of oa&> •~ Remember we pay the freight. the above association, and finding you a RARE DOLLARS OF 1804. * Ao American tonrlst i, bigger liar than myself, I must con­ is acknowledged to be the most thorough cure gratulate you on relieving me of this "wntly «nt hi. bicycl. iron, London for Nasal Catarrh. Cold la Head and Hay coi»^d *iu t^n^esp iass. Fever of all remedies. It opens and card.’ It must be gratifying to the East to Part, by maU ntnoontotafewpence eteacses tbe nasal paaagea, allays pain and tn1 was talkihg-ttf A well-known numis­ End community, as well as a tribute to •nd recelwi it >H perfect order. That nara.iUoti. heals the sores, protects the membr-uc fn>m cold, restores tbe Senses of taste matic the bfhtf day about the dollar of Fullerton’s own abilitie*, that he found look, like a yarn, but it1» ,uni?bk sad rtnell Pi lee SO cents at Druggists or by 1804, for good specimens erf which such no one worthy of relieving him of tbe hngb.h jMrcel. po.t oo« c,rrie. mail mail. -BLY BROTHERS. M Warren Bt. New York. fabulous prices are paid by collectors, card. The magistrate remanded him F«k^e. not orer M pound, la weighfc £“Lnot °' * “S*" than »k£ and he gave me sone Interesting infor­ for inquiries” PROBATE ORDER. trora wy point in Enginad to any place mation, says a Washington correspon­ 'iS’Mc'tfl Wchigxp. County of Barry—«s, A D<n>M».Actlon Joke. in France at what appear, to be a riAt-wseMtee of tbe probate Court for the dent of the New York Commercial Ad­ Dumas fils tells of a double-acting joke County crtEsrrv. holdrn at the Probate Office, vertiser. The reason the dollars of 1804 diculOTuly low tariff. The bicvele ia the Ctty-sf Haauun. tn said County on Satur­ which he pUyed on Meiwonler. who weighed juet M poc^ day,’ tiie ■ eights Say of February, tn tbe year arc so scarce is that none were coined we. , botonirt la his hour, ot leieore. thcusand right hundred and ninety-six. that year, there being an excess of coins nad handle bar. were remored from the ■Pro«eatCbsriM W. Armstrong. Judge of ProTbe funous drama tort. lent him • paper of that denomination in circulation. frame, and carefully wrapped in hearv coatalalnf the dried roe ot a herring, In 1803, as is always done, the dies were telling him that it was the seed ot a ^rr’ ra “ 10 “kc * ““P** bundle, made for the succeeding year, but none before the po.tage wa. paid, and when tery rare plant. “How are the aeeda were coined until 1856, when Director tb« wrapping, were remored at the Pollock of the mint found the ‘old die coming on?" he asked the great paint­ tourin. hotel in Pari, tbe mm-Mne er the next Ume he saw him. "Oh of 1804 at Philadelphia, and in order "u in perfect condition. beautitully; 1 have planted them In n Msroh A. ■ D., HM. at ten o'clock Id to complete his own collection offered fsvMMJ.-M, sfivkned for the hearing of to exchange with numismatics. How a circle.'' And he took the astonished aald-pMiaeaMtrtbid-.be helm at law of .aid joker to a corner ot the garden where Judge Lamer, at a political meeting were struck off is not known, d-s-Kewd aod all other persons Interested many In ’WSScSrLUw?.tobepJffiS hut one of these belonging to ex­ the head, ot young herring, were lust in hia own state, alluding to the civil peeping out »ar. suggested as a parallel case the Director Lindeman was sold at auction parable of the prodigal Mm and the torin New York for >470. Upon tbe early Bl< Arrow hsart. ful reception at his home when the THt OWBN CLKCTRIC dollars coined around the rim of the An interesting relic was discovered ARFUANCC CO.. coin was cut the words: “Unit, one near San Bernardino. Cat, recently. naughty boy returned, He was succeed­ hundred cents.” This is termed the It ia an immenae aeulptured arrowhead, ed by a negro, a republican, who, after ‘•collar*’ by numismatics. and there is tour teet four Inches long, and weighing ®ome general remarks, paid his respects no collar upon these restrikes. Hence, more than 200 pounds, tt ia of bluish to Umar’s parallel. “Forgiben! - said it Is useless to look among the old dol­ granite, and shaped in perfect Imlta- Je. “dey forgiben. dem brigadiers? lars that were tn circulation for one tton of tbe smaller arrowbrads fre­ bearing the date of 1804 quently in that region. Thursday. Feb. 27. tfo6- Cures NONE SUCH Hoods Sarsaparilla Michigan Central • iW 8? 4 No. Freight. Qiicagfi, Kaiaaasoc I Saginaw ^Xn.c“"in bigNew Yor,: Ire The Best On Earth. h NNYROYAL PILLS CATARRH EPPS’S COCOA TREES GR8W*S^;ou fELV'S CREAM BALM CURES MANY a �Hasting-' Banner. Thursday, Feb. 57. 1896 w. a. poor. L«e»iaa^»r. A Strip of Michigan Location of Coopersville. Jvspeptic, Nervous and Hysterical—An Invalid for 14 Years—Doctor*, Sani­ tarium and Specialists All Failed. Mrs. L. E. Titus, Coopersville, Mich., makes the following statement: “For 14 years I was an invalid suffering from extreme nervousness and dyspep­ sia. Mr case seemed to be beyond the skill of physicians, some of whom were specialists in the treatment of such diseases. I spent a lonJT time in a Grand Rapids sanitarium. Their treat­ ment proved useless; everything I ate caused extreme distress. I became so nervous that I would breakout crying without any cause. While in this con­ dition I was induced to use Dr. Wheel­ er’s Nerve Vitalixer. A change was noticeable from the first dose; four or five bottles cured me absolutely. To­ day I am in perfect health, can eat anything and drink tea or coffee with comfort. ’ ’ Dr. Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer cured her by its a.ct‘on on the ■nerves of the stomach. For Salr by IF. ff. (roodyear. BUSINESS CARDS. UK. ALICE KIRK. L' PiirsictAR and Subgeon. All callk promptly attendtd day and night. Office al bird's Hotel. wnith side entrance. T E. BARRELL. W. W. PDTTBR. J . B ARRELL A POTTER, a (Timers at Law. Oftleeocer Hasting* City Hauk. * Collections propipUy attended to, and general law business transacted. A- LAMPMAN. i>. i). s. All kinds of Deartal-work done carefully and promptly. Local Anesthesia, gas or chloroform given. Office enw l‘hlu Suiitn’N Racket Store, Baurs® to 12 :km! 1 to 5. J. C. 1.AMPMAN, M. D. Office wtit W. A. Lampman. calls promptly answtrod. imperial uxientk n given to lilting trusse-and treating Hernia or Rupture urt radical .-fure. The .majority of cases can be ner’iyu>xtt!y cured without a surgical operaIV >V . LOCAL NEWS. • ukcuuition • mining him and finding bls eoat near the well embed that be had sunk beneath the quicksands ao they worked, with a will Tais week, 86 quires. to find his dead body. .After tbe well bad been thoroughly cleaned out in their ef­ Hereafter, changes for advertisements forts to find the body, the man appeared. must reach this office Tuesdays at latest tc The naval register shows that tbe Unit­ luure Inwrtlon In lhe iNUe ot Che wrek ed States now etauds fifth among tbe when broncht naval powers of the earth, having advanc­ Impoverished Mood cum. CPU Ural ImIIis,. ed five points within the last live years. Hood a HarMCwrllU purlfle,. eurlch«n. Md vlGreat Britlan outranks her five and oneUlbe. the Moodnod pm vl*orand .lull,,. half times. France three and seven-tenths A irood sired Pluicree club has been times. Russia, two and two-tenths times. formed at St. John.. Italy twice, Germany, Spain, Japan, Aus­ There la not a family In Eaton Rapid, tralia and the Netherlands follow next that baa to recelte town help. after the United States. There were com­ An effort Is being made by Baton Rapids pleted for our Navy during tbe year the K. ot P.’a to organize a Uniform' Rank first-class battle ship Indiana, of 10,290 tons; tbe second class battleships Maine,of there. 6,700 tons,and tbe Texas of 6,800 tons; the Mr. and Mrs. Z. W. Hoyt, ot Bellevue, double-turreted monitor Amphitrite, <ff celebrated their 05th wedding anniversary 4.000 tons, and the armored ram Katabdin, last week. of 2.150 tons. There are under construc­ Plainwell has had a WO.OOO Ore, aud tion two fine class battleships, the Massa­ Is bow talking about petting In a system chusetts and tbe Oregon, of 10.290 tons; ot water gforks. the Iowa of 11.400 tons; tbe Kearaarge D. J. Westfall, formerly editor ot the and the Kentucky, of 11,525; the armored Delt6n Breeze, has taken the local man- cruiser Brooklyn, of 9,275 tons; monltore. •gement of tbe Allegan Journal. the Puritan, of 6.000 tons; the Monadnock Berrien county’s fine new $80,090 eourt and the Terror, of 4,000 tons; three gun­ house and $20,006 UH were dedicated boats, the Wilmington, the Nashville and at St Joseph Friday with appropriate ex-, the Helena of about 1,400 toiu; six gun'boats, of about 1.000 tons; three torpedo ercises. Ex-CoDgressmau James O’Donell, has boats of 142 tons, two of about 200 tous, btf«»n engaged to deliver the address at one 182 tons and one submarine boat of 168 tonsA Eaton Rapids High School commencement exercises in June. State News Among the capitalists of Grand Ledge Jaxon Sosp hurts no fabric. who go the Sts.ooo ball for Bert Holmes, Chicago capitalists may bay the Colby the slayer of Albert Johnson, Is Editor farm near Niles and found a female setnluWestland, of the ‘Independent. ■ry. Franklin Baldwin, a Massachusetts Jaxon Prize Baking Powder leavens geutlewMu who-died recently, left 850,080 best. to Wetlsley college to found a chair in In some parts of Cheboygan county mattieHMitieA in memory of his daughter. snow drifted eight and ten feet during the recent blizzard. There are over 7000-Christian Endeavor There are only seventeen families left at societies -in the Presbyterian church, aud the once thriving village of St. Helens, over Sih,080 was given by them to the Roscotnmou county. ' home a^** foreign boards during the labt It act only is so, but st must be so. One year. Minute Coagh Cure acts quickly, aud that’s |W. H. Goodyear. Kalamazoo comity’s stone yard has had what makes it go. a very depressing effect on police court Mayor Pingree get ah enthusiastic re­ He read bis fruit business. Hobos who are willing to go to ception at Hesperia. jail SO or 60 days don't want to pound belt speech to 1.080 persons. Henry VleuMutM mid wife, aired resi­ dents of Bellevue, died within seven hours The greatest known depth of the sea is ot each othkr and were bulled iu the same in the South Atlantic Ocean, between the grave. island of Tristan d Acunha and the mouth A high liver with a torpid liver will not of the Rio de la Plata, where a depth of be a long liver. Correct tlto liver with DeWitt ’s Little Early Risers, little pills 7 8-3 miles was reached. , thft cure dyspepsia and constipation. A citizen of Battle Creek, wants to rent dward Taggart Loyal E. Kuuppeo. W. II. Goodyear. the famous Arnold block, and charge peo­ Arthur C. Dnulnon. • Freddie Dwight, aged 7. was fatally TAGGART. KNAl’FEN A DENISON, ple 25 vents to be shown through Its dark crushed by a load of hvood which Ills fath­ lawyers. rooms and passage-ways where so many er was drawing to'Battle Creek. He fell EovrtsWt-en Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. Grand Rapids. Michigan. -orlmes have been committed. under the wheels. stone that length of time. I A W AN© COIdaSOTJON OFFICE OF ' J J. XI. SMITH. . CoitedtMbs made in all parts of the state Conveyii’K lng a speciality. Special pains taken iu drafting contracts, chattel tnort•.'tiges aikl wills. Woodland, Mick. E The Cosmopolitan Magazine has offered I AMES A. SWEEZEY, J Attorney at law. $3000 in prizes for horseless carriages Hastings. Mich. making the best records tn a trip between Practices, in all courts of the state. C<riits New Rork office, and its publishing lectkHis promptly attended to. plant at Irvington on Hudson. Mrs. Rhoda* Reed, an aged lady at On­ sted. Lenawee county, jumped from a train platform ajid was crushed to‘death under tbe wheels. One inate Cou< i C ire touches the right spot. It i^lso touches It at tbe right Some one with a great deal of nerve.and time if you take it when you brave a cough or cold. See tbe point? Then don't cheek thrown In, drove up to J. W. Col- cough. W. H. Goodyear. horn’s barn at Caledonia one night last William W. Saa I th, member of the school week and pitched a half load of hay on board in the Weaver district. Mecosta A. & C. H. BARBER (heir wagon; then drove away without be­ county, was fined $70 for slandering a • Physicians and Surgeons. teacher, Miss Pearl Barto. Calls in city or county responded to with ing diecovered. \ Lapeer Methodists Sunday dedicated promptness, day or night. Tbe Portland Observer says not many «Ues from their village the following their new church, which cost S14.000. ur. B. I. Ives, of Auburn. New York, de­ A. SHELDON, notice is posted on a board in the town­ livered the principal address. • Abstract anil Real Estate Office. ship: “Nolls, Wanted to trade a lions for a Abstract Block. Hastings. “Give me a liver regulator and I can Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate The sold ou commission. General conveyancing, mule or a mule for a boss; don't make no regulate the world.” said a genius. daring a complete net; of Abstract Booxs.com- difference which, the idee is this: 1 have druggist handed him a bottle of DeWitt’s riled from tbe Records, can furnish complete got a mule-and a boss and want too of a Little Early Risers, the famous little pill. abstraeta. W. H. Goodyear. kind.” hilip t. ooLopovs, Martin Hoogerhlde. an inmate of a Hol­ Calhoun county has nearly a half score Attorney at Law land charitable institution at Grand Rap­ of candidates prospective for tbe republi­ ids. committed suicide by taking rough on (Soooeesor to Smith A Colgrove.) (Office Id Union block, Hastings.) can nomination of sheriff. The office Is the rats. He was deaf and despondent. Practices in alltbe courts of tbe state. most profitable one in the county, it Is There's great activity In the five great 4 K. KENASTON, estimated that the present Incumbent ice houses on Zukey lake, near Pinckney. Attorney at Law, wHl retire from his two terms' service About 160. men are employed in different (Over J. 8. Goodvear * Co.’s store.) capacities, and 2,100 tons are cut daily. Fracticesin all courts of the State. Collections with 810,090 more money than be had promptiyattended to. Don’t invite disappointment by experi­ when he was elected. menting. Dtpend upon One Minute it is Mated ttiat Prof. Samuel Dickie, of Cough Cure and you have Immediate re­ R. TIMMERMAN, Homcepathie Phy Albion, for the five years past chairman of lief. It cures croup. The only harmless elclau and Surgeon. IJffio-*. ever Esper's grocery store.) tbe national prohibition committee, has remedy that produces immediate results. W. H. Goodyear. notified the coaMnlttee that he will not ac­ ’1 A. SCRIBNKR, M. D., .. • Physician and Surgeon, Delton, ■ Mich. Office In residence, one block east of depot. H P P I IVM. H. STEBBINS. ■ . Fukekai. Director. B Rivitns next to Christmas’ Photograph ■ Studio. Re.-ddemp 30v Court street. All t all-. j.r«>mr>tlv tended day or nitrht. Your Daily Bread 1 O Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Ernest line of Confectionery in the city. M. E. REMKES, FRQFK cept a re-election to that office. Two years I ago he accepted the position only on con­ | dition that the beadquaters of the com-, mlttee be removed from New York to Albion. Now he will not consent to serve longer under any circumstances.—^Ifowicr .Quick in effect, heals and leaves no scar. Burning, scaly skin eruptions quickly cured by DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Ap­ /Hdex. plied to bums, scalds, old sores, it Is magi­ There are a lot of badly scared people at cal in effect. Always cures piles. Ionia. A fellow, who had just been dis­ W. H. Goodyear. charged from the Detroit House of Correc­ Firebugs started five different blazes in tion. arrived there last week.and was pick­ the Germania house. Port Huron, all in up on the street both drunk and ill. one night. Beds In three different rooms Shortly after he was lodged in jail, it was were found on fire. The flames were ex­ tinguished without great damage. found be bad smallpox, aud he was remov­ Nothing cleans cleaner than Jaxon soap. ed to the pest house. A large number of Conscience has made a coward of tbe persons have been exposed, and lhe ten chap who six years ago stole 3200 from prisoners and officers in the Jail have been John McKalr and John Keiser at Pratt­ quarantined. Business there is greatly ville. He. has just returned tbe money depressed as a result of tbe scare. with $72 Interest ’Revival meeting re­ Parson Arney and his brother well sponsible. Soothing, healing, cleansing, DeWitt’t known in this county, are conducting meetings in Otsego. A dodger gotten out Witch Hazel Skive Is the enemy to sores.wounds and piles, which It never falls to to announce the meetings reads as follows: cure. Stops itchlug and burning. Cures •‘Free Show! Arney Bros, at tbe Congre­ chapped lips and cold sores in two or W. H. Goodyear. gational church to-night and each iright three hours. following until you are satisfied to hear from us no further. No chestnuts'. New Reserved seats for Tbe best salve in the world for cuts, program each night. bruises, sores, ulcere, salt rheum, fever sinners.’ A life-sized picture of the biggest sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, sinner in town will be ou exhibition and corns, and all skin irruptions, and posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It will be given to the first person who can is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction name him.” or money refunded. Price 25 cents per Business has been rather dull lately and box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the tbe snake editor ot tbe Plainwell Enter­ druggisL prise got off his line last week and penned The Time for Building the following: The meanest man yet halls Upthesywtem Is at this season. The cold He had a well weather has made unusual drains upon the from near Shelbyville. vital forces. The blood has become Impover­ that needed cleaning badly, but fearing ished and Impure, and all the 1 unctions ot tbe body suffer Inconsequence. Hood’s Saraapar- the treacherous quicksands at tbe bottom illaia tbe great blood builder, because It Is tbe be was afraid to undertake IL He hung One True Blood Purifier and uerve tonic. his coat on a post near the well and went Hood’s Fills become tbe Favorite -cathartic in biding for a few days. His neighbors with all who use them. All druggtete. 3to. Boehlen's Arnica Halve Harry Woodruff. 11-year-old son of freight Conductor William A. Woodruff, of Port Huron, jumped from a freight train In front of a switch engine and w*s killed. A cat’a KtetMtaM. No cat tn Maine probably had mere need of her nine lives than did one In a Monmouth store recently. Tbe large oat bin in the rear of the feed store, WE WILL SEND YOU POSTPAID holding an even oar lead, had just been filled, when the cat, chasing a mouse, went down head first between the par­ titions of the bin, eight feet; to the floor beneath. There she regained on her head for 13 days, or until, tbe oata having been removed, she was discov­ ered. Tabby is now alive and well and LONG, SHORT and HEDRIH LENGTH just as eager for mioe as ever. Hastings, B , Cm ank • • MHcto. SURPLUS, S 47^00.00 The “Ore^cO” OFFICERS. dMoc, PrMtdeaS: Chester Ms—er. Vice Free. Dan W. R^Dolda, Cashier DIRECTORS: THE MICHIGAN CORSET CO., Ao Empress' Clock. JACKSON, niCM. loblnson. R. B. Messer. The empress of Russia has a carriage Cook. L. Charter Mt clock of tortoise shell, mounted in gold, P. T. Colgrove. having the handle in crusted with MORTGAGE SALE. diamonds, and above the dial the im­ Has the only savings department in Barry Default having been made Id the coodltloas perial crown in brilliants, with tbe of a certain mortgage made by Robert A. Kelley and wife Jane A. to Alexander Foster dated initial “A" below it, also worked in February 14, A. D. 1RS7. and Eecorded id the brilliants. The clock was given to tbe MORTGAGE SALE. Princess Alix upon her marriaga by Default having been-made in tbe payment o English ladies residing in St. Peters­ a certain bond and mortgage dated the first day burg. sum or Seventy-five dollars and twenty five of November A- D. 1880 made and executed by cento, and ad attorney's fee of Fifteen dallara Sixty Horans Boruro. provided for 1n Ha Id mortgage, and do suit or beck of the City of Battle Creek Michigan, at law having been instituted to and recorded in tbe office of tbe St Joseph, TJu., Feb. 29.—Ducat <fc proceodlDgs recover tbe moneys secured by said mortgage, mortgagee Register of Deeds of Barry Conntv Michigan lu Grantham’s livery barn was burned or any part thereof: Liber 10 of mortgages oa page fl on the IWU Now, Therefore, by virtue of tbe power of day yesterday, and 60 horses, many of them sale of November A.D. 1880 at 4 o'clock p m. coni lined in said mortgHge, and tbe statute duly assigned by said Eugene H ar beck to­ valuable blooded animals, were cre­ Id such case made aud provided, notice is here­ and me Electa C. Holton ot said City to Battle by given that o > Saturday the Twenty fifth dav mated. and tbe assignment thereof recorded in ot April A.D. HOC, at tea o’clock iu tbe fore­ Creek, office of tbe Register of Deeds of said Barry noon. 1 shall sell at Public Auction, to the tbe on the Z7lh day of July A. D. 1M3 In highest bidder, at the North Front door of tbe County Beware the pine tree’s withered branch. Court Liber 23 of mortgages on page 1«£>. by which House in the City of Hastings (that being default power ot sale contained In said Beware the awful avalanche!" the place where the Circuit Court for Barry tnortngrtbebaa become operative. nn<i upon was tbe peasant's warning to the aspiring County Is holden), the premises described in which said bond and mortgage there if claimed mortgage, or ro much thereof as may b* to be due for principal and interest to date tbe ■ Alpine youth. Dangers greater than sate necessary to pay the amoukt due on said mort­ sum ot three hundred and sixty dollars and these lurk in the pathway of the young gage, with eight per cent, interest, and all twenty one cents, and bo suit or proceedings at man or woman of the present as they legai costs, togethfr with an. attorney’s fee of law or in equity haring been instituted to re­ Filteei. Dollars covenanted for therein, the cover the debt secured by said mortgage, or buy journey up the rugged sidehill of Time. premises being described in said mortgage as part thereof now therefore, notice is hereby But they may all be met and overcome by all that certain piece or parcel of land situate given that by virtue of the power of aale eoaa judicious and timely use of Dr. Pierce’s in the City of Hastings, id the Cuuoty zof Barry talned lu said mortgage, and of the Statute of State of Michigan, and known and describ­ tbe state of Michigan In such cases made and Golden Medical Discovery, the celebrated and ed as follows; provided, on Batnrday the sixteenth day of May cure for colds, coughs, catarrh and conCommencing at quarter post on the North­ A. D. 1698. at 10 o’clock In the forenoon at the bumption. Better than hypophosphites or ride of Sec’lmi 17 In Town 3 N. B W. Thence North front door of tbe Court House In the City Sixteen Chains and forty-seven, links, of Hastings, Barry County. Mlcblggn. (that be­ cod liver oil, unrivaled and unapproach­ South thence South 794 degrees, East Eleven.Chains ing Lhe place of bolding the Circuit Court for able In all diseases arising from a scrofu­ and nine links to a stake and stone In center of said County ot Barry) tbe undersigned will sei lous or enfeebled condition of the system, the highway to the place of beginning. at public auction, to the highest bidder, tbe along tbe Center of tbe highway lands and premises described in said mortgage. bend for a free book. Address World’s Thence South 79J4 degrees East, • Three chains sn much thereof as shall be necessary to sat­ Dispensary Medical Association, Na 603 thirty three aud H links,j thence South <>r the said amount due and interest at seven on a dine parallel with the quarter line to lhe isfy Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. percent, costs and expenses of Hale, and an Thoraapule river, thence Westerly alone said attorney fee of fifteen dollars aHoweu by law river to apoiut so that a line running North and provided for In said mortgage: said land parallel with tbe East line would intersect the and premises bt-log described in said inortaageHernia qr rupture permanently cured or place of beginning, thence North from said as—the Wear fractional half of the Eflst hair of no pay. For treatise, testimonials and point to tbe place of beginning, said lliw being tbe North West quarter of section Thirty Three numerous references, address World’s live chains and fifty Hula iotig on tbe West <83j in Township Number One (I) North of side, containing acres more or lose. Ex­ Range Number Seven (7) West being in the Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, cept one acre soldtwo off and ironilhe West side,be­ Township of Assyria, Barry County MJclilgnn N. Y. ing on the W 4 of N. E. k of Sect, 17. S N. 8 W. Dated February 18lb, 1886 ' AI.EXAXDKR FOSTER. Electa c. Borton. Mortgaged. Assignee Don’t think that because you are sick Philip T. Coujrove, F. W. Clapp. nothing seems to give you relief that Attorney ior Mortgagee Attorney tor Assignee. you can’t be cured. Dated, January 22.1896, Battle Creek Mich. There must be a cure Tor you somewhere. if your doctor can’t cure you perhaps be has mistaken the cause. Anj b<xiy is lia­ ble to make a mistake sotuellmes. One In three of us suffer from indiges­ tion. and one out of three dyspeptics does not know it. That Is,-he knows he is sick but he blames it to something else. , Indigestion is the cause of half our dan­ gerous diseases. Shaker Digestive Cordial, made from tonic medicinal roots and herbs, Is the । most natural cure for Indigestion. It re­ lieves the symptoms and cures tbe disease gently, naturally, efficiently, giving fresh life, strength and health to sick dyspep­ * ________________________ •____________ , , ■ tics. At drnggists. A trial bottle for 10 cents. CASTORIA for Charles E. Johnson, aged 18. was killed while felling trees near Lake Ann. Did You JCvcr Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for your troubles? If nol get a bottle now and get relief. This medicine Is found to be pe­ culiarly adapted to the relief and cure of all female complaints, exerting a wonder­ ful direct influence in giving strength and tone to tbe organs. If you have loss of appetite, constipatidn, headache, fainting spells, or are nervous, sleepless, excitable, melancholy or troubled with dizzy spells. Electric Bitters is the medicine you need. Health and strength are guaranteed by Its use. I*arge bottles only fifty cents at W. H. Goodyears’ drug store. Cundenaed Testimony. Chas. B. Hood, Broker and Manufactu­ rer’s Agent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies that Dr. King’s New Discovery has no equal as a cough remedy. J. D. Brown. Prop., St. James. Hotel, Fort Wayne. Ind., testifies that be was cured of a cough of two years standing, caused by La Grippe by Dr. King’s New Discovery. B. F. Merrill, Baldwinsville, Mass., says that he has used and recommended It and never knew it to fall, aud would rather have it than any doctor, because It always cures. Mrs. Hemming. 222 E 25th St. Chicago, always keeps it at hand and has no fear of Croup, because it instautly relieves. Free trial bottles at W. H. Goodyear’s Modern Drug Store. I How'k Tkln? We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any cane of catarrh that cannoti be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. chcxkv a Co., Toledo. Ohio. We. the undersigned have known F. J. Cheney for the last t.’> years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by by thetr firm. Thu ax. Wholesale Druvglsts. Toledo, Ohio. WAtMXfl, Kinan & MAHAix.Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo. Ohio. | Hall's Catarrh Cure h token Internally, act­ ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur­ faces of the system.. Testimonials sent free. Price 25c. t>er bottle. Sold by all druggists. Infants and Children. IU] OTH ERS, Do You Know that Paregoric.. Bateman’s Drops, Godfrey’s Cordial, many eoolled Soothing Sy'rups, taxi I v I meet rcmedicM for children are composed of opium or morphine y I>O Vow Know that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisor.- ' I>O Yon Know that in most-countries druggists are not permilted to sell narcotic* without labeling them poisons ? ; Do Yoa Know Chat you should not permit any medicine to be given yow child unless you or your physician know of what it is composed ? Do Yon Know that Cast arte is a pbreiy vegetable preparation, and that a list of its ingredients is publishes! with every bottle? Do You Know that Castoria is the prescription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher. That it has been in use far nearly,thirty years, sad that more Castoria is now-sold thau of all other remedies for children combined ? Do Von Know that the Patent Office Department of the United States, and of other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the vk-rd '* Castoria ** and its formula, aad that to imitate them is a state prison offense? Do You Know that one c£ the reasons for granting this government protection was because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely harmless? Do Yon Know that 35 average doses of Castoria are furnished far 35 cents, or one cent a denr ? Do Yon Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest? Well, these ttilngw are worth knowing. They arc facts. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. KAFFIR KOLA EXTRACT Is the Greatest Remedy and Cure of the 19,th CENTURY It la an extract made' from tbe Jwiee the sat sf the Racxei Kela tree wf »o«tls Afrtea. Used by the Kaffirs* aa< Zulu Is their tribes for many gener­ attons as a pewitlve cure for all wervSU dlaeaaea in man or woio*e*, frwa RMy 6*we; dya*e*«da; eenntlpathm; hldaey aa< bladder ailment*, and dto> eased liver. It curea rheaatatiu* a*< blMd affeeUeaa. Wa are the aole agerf* for tbe United States for this wonderful ex­ tract. Ae a ffaaraaty we retans Uro *rtea paid to tbe pereon having used <roottlrd bottle and not being benefited thereby Prhoe Sl.dd,eaeagh fhra full meathrta treatment, and la srilsary eaae» enough for a cure. Ask for it at druggirta. or order from us direct; we pay all chargee. When Baby was rick, we gave her Castoria. Wl»rn she wm a Child, she cried for Cwtoria. When she became mA she clung to Castoria. Whet she had Children, she gave them Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for The peach buds along the lake shore Pitcher ’s Castoria. are reported by the Saugatuck Commercial to be In as good condition now as a year Children Cry for ago, and there is no reason to tear that the crop of 1896 will not be as large as it&g ^Pitcher’s Castoria. predecessor. - | Several Coldwater Thompsons and oth^ relatives of the Isaac Thompson wIio^MnV a century ago,gave a Dinety-nine year to sixty acres In Montreal, are taking stops to recover a fortune, which they estimate at 88,000,000. Hastings What We Offer Yoa , Is this; If you are troubled with Catarrh, Cold in Head, Hay Fever, go to the draggist named below and get a bottle of Cen­ turyCatarrh Cure. No danger of being humbugged. Relief In five minutes and a positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. J. W. Pierce, Republic, la,, says: “I If the Baby in Cutting Teeth. have used One inule Cough Cure in my Be sure and use that old and well tried family and for myeelf, with results so en­ tirely satisfactory that 1 can hardly find remedy. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup words to expreas myself as to its merit. for children teething. It xooths the child, I will never fall to recommend It to others, .softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic and la the best remedy for on every occasion that presents Itself.” diarrhcca. Twenty-five cento a bottle. W. H. Goodyear. Kaffir Kola Extract Co., SSS^’street, ----------------- CHICAGO; in Buying a Piano or an Organ de not fail to examine tbe latest Mason A Hamlin models. Beeest taproroMita together with time terted potato of superiority reader team iestruweata par excclieecc. Old ptanos or tegsu taken la writsage, laatnxmento sold for cash or easy payment*. Catalogues and full information aent free. ago and aga WABASH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL �Hastings Banner Thursday, Feb. rj. MARSHALL. L. COOK. *4itor- ■JTTKRED AS SECONO-CTaASS MATOEB A THE HASTINGS. MIC-.. FOSTOFFICK, AUGVST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES Prosperity and a wrptas sre two things that democrats can’t stand. There was one thing that tbe repaid lea a party was always “bothered” with, but which the democratic party ©ever has been and that Was a “surplus.” Just let lhe republican parly jump in and manage things for about tour years and “tbe surplus w111 again be the caase of great anxiety to tbe democratic party. Why should Bayard want todeave Lon­ The Michigan state association of farm­ ers’ clubs, recently In session In this city, don. where he Is toasted, and come back received some information from Gov. Rich to America, where he h* roasted? Of upon the subject of state taxation which Is course, he will not resign.—Kmmi City worthy of their eonsideratioo. It is true Journal. ' that the average farmer is very much like Mlcblran .nd Ohio ooee kwl a war orer the average legislator—no belter, and tbe question at the boundary llae. which possibly no worse—aud an election to the wis called Uw Toledo war. Recently a legislature of Michigan (wbiefc always con­ tains a.large percentage of farmers), does Joint resolution was Introduced In the not necessarily convert the average farmer, Ohio leylsla-.un* to Ox the llwU between lawyer, or tradesman into a spendthrift or the two states. a thief. Most of tbe members of the Hon. John Morley, one of the leading legislature come here with fairly honest members of the late Liberal Cabinet, has purposes. They have usually very decided seen fit to criticise the Salisbury adminis­ opinions, some of which have been derived tration and * boldly proclaims that the from their localionsand environments, and Venezuelan Question Is a proper one for ,they enter the session with a determin­ iuternajioual arbitration. ation to institute certain reforms. Attri­ tion with other mental forces, as fixed and The general welfare Is of paramount as powerful as their own. bring their legiti­ Importance, and any measure which does mate results. Their kl'eas are broadened. not keep this steadily In view, which does They learn the other^slde of tbe case, and not foster and encourage American labor are forced to admit to themselves, at least, and American Industry. Is In opposition to that many of their preconceived ideas are tbe great law of life, and subversive of fallacious. These men should not be tbe principles upon which governments blamed, but rather applauded. SJW are are established.—Hox. Wm. MrKixiJcv. jnst as honest as before, but observation and experience have made them more in­ The offers of tbe people to subscribe for telligent, and they have been guided by tbe bond issue will serve to greatly the new light which they l»ave received, strengthen our credit abroad. It demon­ while their constituents have remained In strates the confidence of the people, and the old path. will starve to restore confidence iu all class­ Mistakes will sometimes occur in legis­ es of business more than any other one lation, and unworthy bills will be passed, thing. Uncle Mam Is all right and his through misrepresentation and chicanery children are glad to help him when he gets on the part of those privately interested In In a tight place—as he Invariably does them, or practiced by thetr tools upon the when the democratic party is in tbe ascen­ rtoor. Such things always have happened. (dency. Any party that deliberately cuts aud they always will, in despite of the nt- (off the revenues of a country so that they most care. Errors in public policy are do t not equal the receipts, should be doom­ also inevitable, and they tire more difficult ( ed to everlasting oblivion. to guard against because of the multiplicity of public interests which must be examln­ . DANGER TO THE TREASURY. ' ed, promoted, and otherwise provided for. Brought About by Secretary Carlisle** It is easy to criticise the mistake of Lack of Executive Foresight. Secretary Carlisle is destined to find others, but It is not always so easy to fore­ see those errors, nor to provide a remedy out that ail is not gold that glitters. * for them. It does not follow, therefore, Flattering bond subscriptions are not that those who make them are either in­ all turning out yellow xnetal. Trusting soinewbat too implicitly, competent or dishonest Onr farmer friends he required no deposit, no guarantee of should bear in mind that they themselves any nat ure whatever, from persons ap­ select a large percentage of the officials in pearing ns subscribers for tbe recent our state government; aud they of all bond issue. Accepting the bids un others should best know the characters questiouingly, he alloted the bonds and tbe ability of those who are placed without assuming that any of the there by them. If they were honest and n vowed subscribers would fail to make capable in their home communities, thsy good the subscription. He is now dis­ are certainly worthy of confidence in covering that, while it was easy enough to make bids for tbe bonds, it is not their new relations. If they are not, the quite so easy to find the gold with fault lies as much in the defective judg* which to pay for them. A number of meut of their neighbors, who placed them tbe bids will fail, and the forfeited por­ there, as In themselves. More Impartial tions of the issue will descend to lower study of public matters, dissociated from bidders, so that in the end the net re­ tbe family pocket-book, might result in turns to the treasury will be below the lees faultfinding and more intelligent estimated profit on the face of the sub­ criticism of state affairs than is now prev- scriptions. There is no doubt that a number of alenL—Lansing Republican. the bidders relied on treasury gold with which to pay for the quantity of the Michigan Club Banquet. bonds they veatured\to underwrite. The Utb. annual banquet of tbe Mich­ Tbe financial market has been dex­ igan Club, held at tbe auditorium in the terously manipulated since the an­ city of Detroit on tbe 22nd. Inst, In com­ nouncement of the subscriptions, so memoration of tbe birth of Washington, as to make gold difficult to get. There seems to have eclipsed all prior meetings were still other bidders who were will­ fully unpatriotic and dishonorable. of the club, and adds new honors to the They bid with no intention of paying promoters, who spared neither time nor for the bonds, but for the purpose of effort to make it a brilliant success, which disposing of them at a profit to other? it evidently must have been. to whom the government would be Tbe responses to the toasts from the compelled to sell at a lower figure. many fine speakers present were cheered The report that the treasury would by tbe assembled multitude to the echo, hold sueh persons to their bids is on and a season of enjoyment, and good cheer, its face ubsurd. They cannot be held seemed to pervade the entire audience; under any known law. They may be virtually and in intent guilty of seek­ and when, ing to get something on false pretenses, “My Country ’tis of thee but the treasury took no precaution to Sweet land of Liberty guard itself against such operators, and Of thee I sing.” must abide the consequences. was sung, and the just tribute to our Secretary Carlisle is masterly with ' Nations greatness, burst forth from a his pen concerning the monetary sys­ thousand throats, the effect must have tem of the United States, its complica­ been grand. As long as the sentiment of tions, its -dangers and its absurdities. that hymn shall pervade tbe minds and He is not, however, the first man in his­ hearts of the -Michigan Club, and the tory with excellent literary ability and American people, the government estab- scant executive gift. The new peril to the treasury only Iisbed[by Washington the father, and pre­ served by the Immortal Lincoln, will ever reemphasizes the monstrous folly of perpetuating a monetary system which be the beacon light, to lead mankind up makes the national treasury a con­ to a higher and better civilization. stant prey of chance and conspiracy, and the victim even of sharps and One peculiar feature.of this bond-issuing, swindlers. There is only one cure for tariff-reducing administration! is that tbe tbe evil—to take the treasury out of the difference between our receipts and onr banking business. The spectacle of expenses. Just about equals the amount of Uncle Sam bunkoed in Wall street ought to be intolerable to American bonds that have been sold. vanity. Even vanity is worth appeal­ ing to when appeal to intelligence and Ambassador Bayard has threatened to common sense falls on dull or deaf resign If Congress ©ensures him for an un- ears.—Chicago Times^Herakl. Ameriean speech that be made ata banquet ECONOMY OF REPUBLICANS. of English Lords in London. My, what would become of tbe country If be should carry out that threat? A well known Pblladelpbl. physic.. Is in t tilr w.y to xreMly lucreree Ms already Urge Income through . dlscorery which be claims to have recently made. Tbe doctor eomes ot good old stock and ia quttonfifureln PtHUdelpbta’s Sort eiroive society. Bi, dlroovery broerht n. ~___ ______ .______ . . »<»■«'. x nothing lea thu tbe exleteaee The election of a republican majority in both houses of oongTeeui has been fol­ lowed promptly by a reduction of na­ tional expenditure. It may be long be­ fore the wise republican policy of g&tlidesire to trade in our market®, and of spending the gathered money - eoooomlctUb'. will reatore such n Ircreury aurplus «a as tbe democrat, democrats complained of a »ta» comnUined ot few years ago. But a step toward bringing our expenditure* within the limits of our shamefully reduced xeve®ue has been made by the republican majority. We premme than when a .urplu. I. regained three will ba no protect aguiiut --------------------------------------0CXLO0»<*W^cl xn**uc* es” penro. <rf Ko’*™ent- M ouJ provocative of taoiut—h>. Eu- IXipt. <rf 1SW> fall M short of the ,ope "bro Ute lie Mon­ total of 1893 u the enttora. reeelpta «rf roe doctrine become, nupremrty de Jaauarr compare with those ot the prelivable to un. atr.l it, overthrow «,decediag Aaauary. It would fndlcatt tb.t rirable tot;rootBrterinthe 1896 rooeipU would be lea. than Tbe day for .urplM, taowrtrt. >• I«r $300 000.000. aud probably JM.OOOJJOO ciT. Itmay tahe ten y earn erf repnbho,n below the ncceroary expenditure, of .kill and ea.-e to replace wbe-t .demo­ the govern merit. ' erotic odmlBirtTOttal The cold fact, are that In th. IT throe yerev. NerortfcHeoa. it heomkrti„K to know tlint tbe expenditure.t>- month, aud seren day. In which the < orod by tbe flrot —Ion ot ’’’fty- IVilMB low bw been in operation It ha.faJIenmore than JT3.000.000 abort of fourth confrere ires s:0.000,000 tbe .mountapproved otuie meeting the running expenre. of the gorernment. although 820,000.000 af It. flnt row ion of the Flfty-third.-Ch*receipt, have been taken from the man­ catro inter Ocean. ILrProtection will be the great issue ufacturer. of the country In violation io tbe coming- prerideotW context Th. ot the Wilwrn low itnelf, which required public don’t have to be convinced ol that taxre ,>aid upon aloohol withdrawn that. The farmer, the mechanic, the by them for manufacturing purpose, day laborers and the business rue® of should bo refunded, all of which aum every class note the fact that “tariff ha. been held In the treasury u a false reform- (?) and tariff for revenue that credit to the Wilson law. Had this been doesn’t raise a revenue lies at the root refunded, ns the law required, nnd the of all business prostration, -and they sugar bounty paid, ns directed by law. will demand a speedy change. The the deficiency bf tbe 17 months and trouble is not due to short crop* n toek seven days in question would bare been of monev or unsound money, but is due over »lt»JOO.OOO. Instead ot 873.000,000, to mischievous and unwise legislation, as it now appears upon the books of tbe that moved onr workshops to Europe. treasury.—Chicago Tribune. -Chicago Inter Ocean. CrTUe bids on tne present bonus show that id the last preceding bond Wages are the in borer’s share of tiw sale, secretly conducted with the great gross |>roduor of wealth. When tluit syndicate, was a robbery of the people, product to decreased the workman must to the extent of mil lions of dollars obtain a smaller share. If the decrease which went into the pockets of men is in value or in quantity, the wages already rich. The success of the new will be leas in dollars. This year we are toan proves this one fact above alt buying in other lands millions of dol­ othero^Iow* State Ileffi.ter. lars of material such as we made at home last year and in the years pre­ CURRENT COMMENT. ceding. This means simply that foreign CTWe dorift know yet how cold it Is workmen are fierformiog for us serv­ at the north jx>k‘, but the democrate ices for which our workmen are fully will get a very fair idea of it next No­ competent, but are not permitted to .perform. Not only are imports of man­ vember.—Chicago Tribune. C7Grover Cleveland’s administration ufactures increasing, but the products has added half a billion to tbe public of agriculture are coming in in larger quantities. This forces many Ameri­ debt. It will take some time for the re­ cans into idleness. The unemployed publicans to pay off this sum, but they will begin to do it ou March 4, IS97-—N. men are thus impelled to contend for the places of the workmen who' have employment, and the competition can (P’What shall our performance be of have no other result thou to drive down the contract we have made with our all wages.—N. Y. Pres*. countrymen, and how well shall we justify the trust they have impomxl on K7 Ben )amin Harrison might have got us?—President Cleveland’s speech at JL but does not want it. GroverClpvethe Villard dinner. -November 17. 185C lond cannot possibly get it. buf hank­ And echo answers: What? What?? ers mUbtily for it. Xud there’s the difWhat ???—American Economist. ferrnre.—N. Y. Recorder. SHAFTS FALL SHORT. Democratic Sbota at tbe McKlnU-y Tariff Fall to Hit. The average democrat and supporter of the Wilson law finds comfort in n small incident. The person who could extract blood from a turnip is a tyro be­ side the people who obtain satisfaction from the operation of the present rev­ enue law. The New York Herald in n recent article announces briefly that in view of. the fact that the customs re­ ceipts under the Wilson law during January, 18VG, amounted to $16,380,976, “the revenue, especially that derived from tariff duties. Is ail that is now needed for an economical administra­ tion of the affairs of the government." Upon this statement tbe editor build4 » column article aguinstthe McKinley law and rails at it as the author of all the financial ills to which this country has been subject in the past two years. Had the writer of that article taken the trouble to look over the monthly receips of lhe government during the last decade, he might have found less encouragement in the January customs receipts than his inexperience with the facts has permitted him to indulge in. January is always a heavy month in customs receipts and January of the present year would naturally be even more in excess of the average than usual. The fact that the bill increasing the duties is pending in congress and had been expected to pass bot h brane hewas of itself sufficient to increase the importation of dutiable goods. Every importer of goods paying duty, knowing that the rates of duty upon those goods was likely to be increased 15 per cent, at any moment, would naturally Hustle in as large quantities of those goods at the present low rate as possible. The consequence is that January importations were un­ usually large and that the January cus­ toms receipts were thus in excess of what they are likely to be in any other month of the year. The assumption, however, that be­ cause the January customs receipts were $16,380,796 the revenues of the gov­ ernment this year are likely to lie large or to^nearly approach expenditures is an errbneous one. In point of fact the customs receipts of January, 1896, are less than those of any January ‘in the lost decade with tbe single exception of 1894, when dutiable importations were held back for the purpose of ob­ taining the low rates promised by the Wilson law, then pending in congress. The January receipts from the customs during the past ten years are as fol- , He Would Hare Been Likely to Get HlxnMdf Into Trouble. One dark evening I was returning •from a call on one of our Engeighbors in Tniyucnfu, writes ’. M. Cady id Century. When not om our compound the road 1 an open epacc of several ncres ent. As I was finding my way by the’ dim light of. a Chinese lantern, I nearly stumbled over the body of a man who had fallen by the way. My first impulse was to take hold of the person and ascertain if help was needed; but for some reason I did not, but hurried home to get aid. Mr. X was still with us, and on hearing my statement said: “Yes, I know; the man is dead, and it is fortunate that you did not attempt to touch the body. Should we nowtry to remove it, or even go to it, we should no doubt be seen, and at once suspicion would attach ifirelf to us, and none could tell the consequences. We might cause a riot before morning." It should be said that this suspicion would not have been because we were foreigners, for a native under sim­ ilar circumstances would likewise have run the risk of being charged with the murder. Tbe Good Samaritan would have fared hardly in China— or most likely would have been sus­ pected of doing the kind deed for some ultimate gain—while the priest and the Invite would have been accounted not hard-hearted, but prudent. BICYCLES 12 Reasons whu ivs Best io Bun a Greseem I. Crescents are leaders. 1. Crescents are guaranteed. 3. Crescents are strong and durable. 4. Crescents arc­ perfect in every detail. 5. Crescents are light and easy running. 6. Crescent riders are proud of their wheels. 7. Crescent buyers get their money's worth. 8. Crescents are built by skilled workmen. 9. Cres­ cents are made by a responsible concern. 10. Cres­ cents are high grade and up-to-date. 11. Crescents are handsome in design and finish. j 2. Crescent prices are right and suit the public. WE INVITE y o» to examine every detail of the Cmxm:x5t and romparetbfui with utber wheels, tbe remit will )>• anol her CfcBM'KXT rterr. A full liw of Ckwcito In <>ur show rooinn. Goodyear Bros., Agents for Crescents. Hardware, £ Ladies\ | Ladies\ c Ladies\ a Ladies Call at our store and get one of those Handy Knife Sharpeners. Wuile there, examine our stock of Fine Shoes All Styles and Widths. THANKFUL MOTHER’S BLESSING There ia an old lady on the Weslnde, a white-haired, benevolent-looking woman.whoee 60 yeare of life have been filled with good deeds, says the Chicago Times Herald. She is always doing good, and the worthy poor always ffiid in her a friend in need. It was during the first cold snap thia winter that she heard a poor widow, an Irishwoman, with four rmall children, who were in neqd of clothing to protect them from the cold. The next day, with a large bundle of clothing, she visited the com­ fortless room? of thk unfortunate fam­ ily. The mother had gone out, but tbe children were there, and this old lady, whose charity work is of the practical sort, proceeded to dress the little ones herself, beginning with the youngest, a mere baby. She was just fastening the last button of the drero of the eldest girl when the door opened and ■hmam tbe mother wnlked in. She was chilled January, 18&5.. January, UM.. . H.4M.IK through, tired, and discouraged from January, 1893. ’ 2MO.4?* It took but January, 1S92.. . T7.4fiS.ZK her failure to get work. January, 1831.. . SMK363 an instant for her to grasp the situa­ January. 1KXJ-. tion. and when she. looked Into tbe January, 1885.. January. ............. ................... kindly face of the benefactrew her eyes January. 107................................ i7.ec.140 were filled with tears. , It will be seen from the above tabic “God bless ye, mum, for your kind­ that customs receipts of last month ness to my little ones," she said, "and under the Wilson law, instead of prom­ may ye never go to a place thnt it, cold " ising an unusually large total for the “My good woman,” replied the old year 1896, promise less returns than lady, “perhaps the reason I do this ia thoro of any year except the one in to avoid going to a place that is hot" u hich importations were being held back for the benefit of the reductions of the Wilaon law, then pending. Conslderebls discussion, ssys a LonThe claim is made that the customs receipts of January, 1896, prove a bosh field With regsrd to the condition <rf for the belief that the Wilson law will the houK in the market aquare in which provide sufficient revenue to meet the Dr. Johnoon wu born and lived. In running expenses of the government. ° P°“lbUltr th. house The customs receipts for the month of Jaanary, 1SB&. were $17361.916. Yet the total customs receipts of the year 1895 were but $317,047,683, white the ex­ penditures were $352,142,115, making a deficiency for that year of $34,094,432. ire 31.000.000 lee. than for Jire’crr tStfiS we.--)., _______ - K v J* knowledge «rf THE GOOD SAMARITAN IN CHINA Crescent having offered togirets.it Every pair warranted. We guarantee that the goods are right and you will acknowledge that the prices are the same. . The......... BANKRUPT STORE. C H. Osborn & The G.-D. Corset We don’t ask you to take our word for it when we say the G.-D. Self­ Adjusting Corset is the best corset manufactured. Buy one and try its worth by a practical test, and if it is not entirely satisfactory your money will be refunded. It comes in white, cream and drab sateen. �Hasting Banner. Thursday, Feb. 27, 1896. W. R. COOK. Local Editor. WherefloGouatiBrsGo? ........... It ■ will go away after a while’, says the cougher tj the friend chat advises a remedy. Have you noticed that the cough that “goes away after a while” takes the cougher along and he doesn’t come back. Sad, isn’t it? MORAL:—Go at once to Fred L. Heath, the Druggist, and buy a bottle of Cough Med­ icine. Every kind of Cough Medicine advertised in this paper sold at my store. A full line of Munger’s remedies. All of Hartman’s goods. i Wm. Radam’s Microbe Killer. (Try it 1 Always use 4-Paw’s Condition Powder, the best on earth, 30c per lb., 3 lbs. for 50c. FRE.D l». ■ ... .the Druggist. One door East ot City Bank- LOCAL NEWS. • CIKCUL/1TION • Tois wHfik, 86 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertiseascttte must reach this office Tuesdays at latest tG insure insertion in the issue of the week when brought. But very few vacant stores ate left on Main street noWyZ _ Mt. and Mrs. Frank Stebbins ore moving Into J. PthigV house on Center street. “Old Glory’’ floated from"the court house flag«tj»fl Saturday iu honor of WcebiDgton’s birthday. The High *chool -tudents wtio played ‘•Jane” will clear about 816. as a result of ’heir efforts. A.mI. McOinber pureiwsed the Adams & Hart bankrupt stock ot wiilnc-.-ry at Grand Rapids last week. X. E. Chapin has an auction Monday. March 2nd. at his place northeast of Hickory Corners. George Millard has moved his cigar factory to Battle Creek, w<here be will re­ side in the future. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Bentley are moving into the Weal house on Main Street, op­ posite A. McCoy’s. Tbe Riverside cemetery board are con­ templating several improvements in the cemetery grounds next spring. If the weather of last week was caused by Dr. .Xanseu finding tbe North Pole, it is hoped he will let it alone hereafter. Finest quality of Timothy betd for sale at prices to suit the times. L. £. Utauffbk. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Diamond and Mrs. Esther Diamond are moving into a bouse in the first ward, near Robert।Dawson’s. F. G. Theirs, formerly of-this city, has sold his drug stock at Elsie, -and goes to Ml Pleasant to eater into the same busi­ ness. Fifty farms for sale and ecatange. City property for sale aixi exchange. Cali at A. D. CadwaUnder’s law office, Hastings. Mich. House aud let tor sale-on contract. Long lime and easy pajmente. Will exchange for ftfnn property. Inquire of sPlillip T. •Colgrove. Conductor B. A. Waite, of lhe C. K. A Is wearing a uroad smile Chis week, because a 7# lb. boy has made itc appear­ ance at nls home. Elsewhere in this weeks issue is pub­ lished an Interesting letter from Jay Mc­ Callum, class *91 H. H. 8. wlw ia now teaching in Cheboygan county. Everything fresh ia tbe canned goods line at Phillips A Erbs. OlUes. cbowt-bow. .pickles, and canoed fruit just aeceived. A most tempting outlay. There will be a special communication ■of Hastiogs Lodge, No. 52, F. dt A. ML, Wednesday evening. Mar. 4, 18M. Work ou tbe First degree. L. H. Evjlbts. Mrs. Ruth Carter has moved her dress­ making rooms to tbe bouse occupied by H. E. Handy, opposite ‘Judge Smith’s on State Street. ‘ Mrs. Carter will row by lhe day if so desirod. The first Installment of Mr. Cook’s aeries of letters from Mexico and other southern points, is given in this weeks Issue. Tbe party is expected borne a week from next Saturday. March 7. Miss Flora Stincbeomb is meeting with great success In her canvas for tbe “Stu­ dents Cyclopedia.” having already sold twelve seta. See Miss Beadle's endorse­ ment iu another column. Our Assyria correspondence evidently got stuck somewhere in the big snow drifts between Assyria and Nashville last week, as it did not reach us until Friday, tbe day after publication. Mias Gertrude Stebbins and Mrs. W. E. Merritt will use tbe building formerly oc­ cupied by tbe City Bank, for the!.- millinery rooms, and Improvements are being made on tbe same. They will else put in a stoek of fancy goods. If you are in need of dishes call at Phillips A Erbs and examine their display. The dishes are deeorated very tastily, In the latest design, a delicate spray of flowers, with a little touch of gold, and are offered at a very reasonable figure. The Women's Relief Corp, ot FltiThree hobos struck Hastings Tuesday Mis* Edna Campbell, of Middleville, rerald Poet and their husband, leathered and caused quite a bit uf excitement in the is vUlting ber cousin Miss Belie Hlcka. if at the home ot Her. L M. B. Glllaaple afternoon. ’They tyere drunk and dis­ Mrs. Cyril S. Grigsby is visiting ber Friday evening. and made bit wife aware orderly, and Constable Blebbins told them ot the tact the' thia waa her slaty-eighth to keep quiet, at which one of them grab­ parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Peck, df Alamo. Miss Kittle Beadle spent Sunday tbe birthday, and that the W. R. C. knew how bed his beard. This action was seen by For the first time In* many months we to plan, and execute a complete surprise, guest of Mrs. Clarence Youngs,at Allegan. Marshall Nobles, who baatenrtl across the 'VSTswat: have several deaths to report this week. and make a charge that cere them full Mbs Anna Hetherington, of Grand V/CSJF' To street, and took hold of the man, but lhe Hastings has been remarkably free from possession ot the premises. We learn latter showed plainly a desire lo tight, and Rapids, spent Sunday with friends lu tbe sickness, which Is vouched for by tbe fact that they treated their prisoners with such . was overpowered with much difficulty. city. _ _______________ Se that only two burials have been made in consideration that they felt sorry to hare George Relley, of Ohio, spent tbe past Sheriff McKevItt loomed up in the dis­ ..~X» Riverside cemetery since Oct 1, last. them leave, week with relatives and friends in tbe tance about this time, and he hurried to ’/Mr. and Mrs. Al a. Weber left for t Phillips A Erb are displaying a very the rescue and succeeded with help in get- city. handsome set of. decorated dishes which Hastings Friday, where Mt. Weber baa ing handcuffs on the man, a ho was taken Judge Mills, of Kalamazoo, la in tbe they keep iu open stock, so you can pur­ accepted tlw *8 foreman for the to jail, followed by bls two companions city this week on the Bailey—Holden chase any number of pieces froth one to Banner. /Mr/fa-ber hsirbetii fa employee 1 who were also locked up. Tbe trouble case. one hundred and two, the number com­ of the News for eight or nine years and some one gave his name as Frank Avery, Miss Ida Hurd left for Chicago this his many friends here regret exceedingly carriage trimmer, Detroit, the other two posing the set, just as yon may desire. week to make an extended visit with ber to see him >ave, but reat assured that the registered as Chas. Miller, laborer,Buffalo, aunt Even one likes to see a.neatly dressed Banner will receive a fine workman and and Frank . Nelson, painter, Chicago. foot When you think of buying foot A. P. Forshey and family have moved Hastings a very material social addition In They were sentenced to the wood pile, for to a farm near Banfield where they will wear ladles. It will pay you to look at the Mr. and Mrs. Weber who have always a few hours work and ordered lo leave reside. new shoe just received at the Red Front been very popular here.- -NaahvUle Cor. town tbe following day, which they did. Shoe storec It Is made up neat aud stylish Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bailey are spend­ in Woodbind Neira. and lhe prettiest shoe we ever saw for Nashville has been enjoying tbe almost ing a couple of weeks with Grangeville C. 8. Grigsby met with a slight mishap weekly vlsjt of a petty thief, who bas 88.09. friends'. while returning from Yankee Springs broken Into nearly every store of conse­ Dr. Edwards, head physician at the Miss Sara Horton left tor Chicago Mon­ Saturday, after giving bls phonographic quence in the town, In tbe last three Kalamazoo asylum, has promised to talk day, to prepare for the spring season of entertainment. His horse ran away, mouths. Suspicion rested heavily upon before the Women’s Club on “Nervous millinery. throwing him out, and ran about a quarter one, Henry Knickerbocker, but his father Diseases of Women.” He has given It be­ Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Pinckney, of Kala­ of a mile, when it got Its leg over tbe fill bad been sick and was lying at the point fore tbe^Ladles Club at Kalamazoo, and and had to stop. Mr. Grigsby picked up of death, so it was not thought advisable mazoo, were in Hastings tbe fore part of The Red Front Shoe Store. It is said to contain many Interesting and tbe scattered parts of his machine, and to arrest young Knickerbocker, until Lis -the week. valuable ideas. Miss Delia Coutchie, of Muskegon, is caught tbe horse. The trumpet which father was out of danger. The old gentle­ Chas. Eaton and Chas. Blackman, of he attaches to the phonograph was badly man died last week, and tbe funeral oc­ visiting Mrs. J. C. Cole and other friends Baltimore, were arrested Saturday night bent, but be has had it replaced by a much curred Sunday. Monday morning officers In the city. for being drunk and disorderly, having larger one. Fortunately no damage was 'F. H. Barlow and Will Huffman have F you want some Tea that arrested young Knickerbocker, and he was broken one of the window lights tn Frank done to the Instrument Itself. taken before a party of the business men been spending s few days this week at Stebbins store. They spent Sunday with worth twice what' you pagr Mrs. Rogers, mother ot Joseph and Bob who had been robbed, where he broke Wall Lake. Sheriff McKevlit, and Monday paid tbe RogerMivIng near tbe railroad track in the ddwn and confessed to all the robberies for it, try our Mrs. J. C. Lampman and Mr. and Mrs. costs and fines before Justice Riker. fourth ward, met with a very serious ac­ done in that town in the past few months. A. N. Lampman spent Tuesday and Wed­ A very pleasant reception was given cident Tuesday morning. She waa taking He said he was after nothing but money, nesday with Nashville friends. Tuesday night, by the’entertainment de­ some feed to the chickens when she slip­ of which he got but little. Young Knicker Mrs. Elva Mudge Is expected Id the city partment of lhe Epworth League to those ped and fell, breaking her leg near the bocker was married ouly about six months tins week. At present she Is visiting her taking part in the -Old Folks Concert.” thigh. She was carried to the home of ago, shortly after his return from lonla. sister Mrs. Bristol, of Johnstown. A literary program was carried out and Robert Rogers near there, and Dr. Fuller where he had been serving time for robbing . J. J. McCallum, of Biggsville, was call­ 3 LBJ. FOR 25C, various games enjoyed. Light refresh­ was called to reduce the fracture. Mrs. a barber shop in Nashville. ed here this week by toe serious illness of ments were served. Rogers Is 74 years oM,and her age coupled We have received the third Annual re­ ber father who lives near Cloverdalewith the fact that tbe break is a very bad /lu the list of marriage licenses pabKshcd port of tbe Michigan factory inspection /Chas. Doyle spent Sunday at Ionia the one. makes it a very serious1 case. .rom Chas. A. Morse, commissioner of truest of Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Lathrop. In the Nashville News last week, E. ANot TEA DUST, but TEA. We Burton's age Was given as 59 years, rod Dr. W. J. Morley Lee and Dr. Helen labor. The Hastings institutiens reported Miss Coutchie accompanied him bome^/ want you to bring us your- Buttw­ friends of the bridal couple have been E. Lee tbe dhtingvisbed specialists, whose as inspected are, Hastings Engine «fc Iron Mr. and Mrs. Friel left for De Moines. sending down marked copies «f the paper recent visit to this city will be gratefully Works, Roller Mill,wool boot, table, furni­ la.. Tuesday morning where they will re- and Eggs, as we want a lot of. to Mrs. Burton, aft Mexico, asking her and pleasantly remembered by their many ture and whip factories, Bentley, Tomlin­ aide. Mr. Friel has been in lhe employ of each. how tlie “old man” was Mantling the patients and friends. They came well son & Rider, aud Wilkins saw mills, and A. Black & Son. journey. / recomiweoded from many of the leading W. E. Powers cigar factory. Tbe average L. E. Stauffer went to Lansing Tuesday pay roll of these as reported is a little . less F. C. Dayton awd B. O. Bachelor, of papers of the state In the cities where they If any one can pay more, ar In his report to attend the state meeting ot tbe IndeChicago, were in lhe cityte« week deliver­ have heretofore practiced, and the number than 810,000 per month. the Commissioner advocates a law for a prndent Order of Foresters, as a delegate sell goods cheaper we want to see? ing tbe kmg expected ”Ht«dlight”. Some of calls they received on their former visit more rigid inspection of steam boilers, from the Hastings court them features of It are very good, but a few Of would indicate their popularity* and merit either a state or a municipal inspection, as Messers Cburchbill and Howard, re­ the busteess »i« who bad cuts in it, talk They will be at lhe Hastings House oa deemed best. In connection with this presentatives respectively ot tbe Detroit Sunday and Monday, March 1st and 2nd. of suing for damages, and we believe a Quite an important change in tbe rate should be an examination of engineers. News—Tribune and Kalamazoo Dally jury of twelve upright aron, would sustain FLOUR $1.75 PER too Too many men who only know enough to News were in tbe city Tuesday;. of fare went into effect on the M. C. R. R. them ia «o doing. “turn on steam” are entrusted with tbe Chas. Miller and Peter Brinker left this Feb. 15th. Hereafter three cents straight Judge Smith delivered a lecture on the duties of engineers. Too often the week for the Cripple Creek gold fields and Manistee Epworth League lecture course a mile will >be charged ou toe company’s engineer is the “man of all work.” often other points in Colorado. If everything Saturday night, and gave mi address at lines. Tbe changes are slight in all in­ calling him away from the engine room. appears favorable and they secure employ­ the M. E. charcb Sunday night, being the stances. Between here and Grand Rapids Other valuable precautions are advised to ment. they will probably locate there. guest of Rev- Puffer and 'family while it will make tbe fare a few cents more, do away with tbe appalling loss of life Mrs. D. H. Bays leaves for Mechanics­ there. Mr. Puffer had just returned from while to -tbe stations east it will, as a rule, and immense destruction of property TZEEZE T tbe east where he had been called by tbe be a few cents less. This rule makes It caused by the frequent boiler explosion of ville, la., to-morrow, wh^re she and ber nooresary to keep a large number of penhusband will reside for the present bcrioas illness of bls father. the past. The report is interesting and ales on -hand to make change for tbe odd Their many friends trust that they will The BaWey-Holden law suit is being well worth perusal. meet with the best of success in their new eeats, over 500 pennies having been used tried in circuit oeurt tills week before J is The Best. j' at tbe depot since the law went into effect. home. Judge Smith, and a large number of /Mrs. Jas. McKevItt attended the golden PERSONAL MENTION. The paper was late, and the makeup I have the agency ? witnesses are prevent. Bailey is represent­ wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs: ed by W. 8. Powers, P. T. Colgrove, was dumping matter In tbe forms at tbe and wish you to J-Compo at Alaska, Kent Co, this week. J Dr. Waddle went to Lansing Monday. Lowden A Barrell, white Holden's side Is rate of a column a minute. Result: Tbe examine them be- J Mrs. Compo will be remembered by the J Ernest Merritt is in Lansing this week. looked after by Judge Mills, of Kalamazoo, first part of an obituary was dumped into older residents here, as tbe daughter of fore buying. tbe farm, and tbe next handful of type and A. D. Cadwallader. The case will T. Phillips bas been quite seriously ill. “Yankee Lewis” who kept the famous caaie off a gaily describing a recent fire. probably not close before to-morrow. C. R. Bishop was In Nashville Monday. tavern at Yankee Springs in by-gone days. It reads like this in tbe newspaper: The The HARTFORDS are , Tbe Knights af Pythias, of Middleville, Miss Genie Brown left for Chicago this Mrs. 1. A. Holbrook Is tbe only person paRbearers lowered tbe body into the the CHEAPER Ones. to tbe number of seventy-five, and about week. ;now living among all tbe number from grave, and it was consigned to the roaring forty from Nashville, atoo a number from Miss Alice Hall left for Chicago this Hastings who attended the wedding fifty lames. There were very few if any reyears ago. / Delton, Woodland, Kalamazoo and Eaton Everything in the grete. tor the old wreck bad been an eye­ week. Rapids have signterd their intention of Jewelry Line. N. A. Fuller starts for Oregon this NOW FOR A READING ROOM AND sore to -the town tor years. The loss was being ia Hastings newt Wednesday eve­ morning. fully recovered by insurance. GYMNASIUM. ning March 4, when twenty pilgrims will Frank Black was in Allegan Monday, on Same people say that advertising is al) a be Initiated as Prkwes of Pyramid No. Action Taken by the Current Topic Club business. 101. Elaborate preparations are being matter of .luck; that you cannot tell what Tueeday Evening. advertising Is going to do. or whether or Frank Dilbahner is in Kalamazoo for a At tbe meeting of the Current Topic made for their ewtertatemenL not it Is going to pay. This may be true, few days. Club held in the supervisors room at tbe Commander Dabell, of the Michigan de­ bat it te very strange that tbe man who Carl Weber, of Nashville, was In the court house Tuesday evening the advisa­ bility of establishing a reading room- for partment, G. A. R. has issued his twelfth gives iatelllgent thought to bls advertising city Tuesday. the general public, with the object in general order ia which <be slates that lhe and does It in an Intelligent, earnest, view of having a place open day and eve­ Dan ’ I. Striker went to Lansing yester ­ headquarters of tbe department will be straightforward way, usually has tbe luck ning where men, especially young men. day morning. moved from St. Jobes to Lansing about on his tide. could go for social pastime Instead of He is lucky in advertising Miss Carrie Schumann, was in Nash ­ frequenting saloons and pool rooms was March 10, and that permanent headquarters because be reduces it to a science. Ad­ discussed. will be established la We ofpltol building vertising 4s just as certain as paying rent. ville, Monday. The special committee reported that the about the date named. After that date ah T. J. Bush was home from Lansing to expense of establishing a reading room Advertising is governed by the same comcommunicatiocis should 'be addressed to monsenee businroe lines that govern buy­ spend Sunday. with a gymnasium, and four bath rooms would be about 81000. The cost of main­ the assistant adjutant general, G. A R. at ing a lot of tomatoes or codfish.—Grocery Mrs. Frank Denslow, of Muskegon, was taining and conducting the same would be Lansing. in the city last week. World. 8050 per year. An exchange is credited with this re­ After a full and free discussion, it was Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Lathrop spent Mon ­ I have examined with considerable care decided to appoint a special committee of ceipt: “One of tbe brot disinfectants in a tbe “Students Cyclopedia,’’ which Is, in day in Grand Rapids. three to get subscriptions, and report upon sick room is a basin of fresh water. Water my opinion, a brief yet comprehensive Chas. E. Lunn spent Sunday with his a plan of organization. The committee is Isa great absorbent of noxious gases. work. It is free from technicalities and M. L. Cook, W. W. Potter and Rev. W. . The above represents a New parents at Rockford. W. Taylor. They will canvas tbe city Water that has stood open 4n the bedroom presents tbe subject matter In such an In­ Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Carnahan, of and report in two weeks. Tbe citizens Grinding Machine made by CazSee^, soon gathers Impurities and is unfit to teresting manner as to stimulate in the now have an opportunity to show their in­ Parmer & Sponable, for which aa. Detroit,are in tbe elly. drink. A >ide mouthed vessel of ppre student that love for independent thought terest in this Important matter, in a praeJohn Bessmer was In Grand Rapids tlcil and useful way. water will often do more to Wing refresh­ and research which is tbe basis of all true patent has been applied for. yesterday on business. ing sleep to a nervous patteart than will an education. The machine is so simple that • It will prove an invaluable Chur«h and Society. Dick Kurtz little son Eddie has been opiate. This is not a theory -but expert, aid In gaining desired information with a chUd can operate it and do AU friends whether interested In Tem­ the work as good and in much perance or not are cordially invited to ence.” the least expenditure af time, to people of very ill with lung fever. come to the Episcopal church on Tuesday less time than two persons, P. T. Colgrove was in Allegan this Make a long, narrow strip of paper and tbe busy, work-a-day world. evening March 3rd at 7:30 to bear one of could do the work in the oM, week on legal business. draw a line with a pen or peneH along the FbortA J. Beadle, Com. of Schools. Mrs. A. T. Benjamin’s popular lectures. way. Don’t fail to hear tbe whole length of its center. Twra ene of Remember Miss Flora Stinchcomb has tbe Alonzo H. Derby, of Syracuse, N. YM Admission free. This machine contains thestate president of Michigan's W. C. T. U. tbe ends roufid>so as to give it a quick agency for this work. was in the city this week. Offering taken. latest improvements and has twtet and then gum tbe ends together. Tbe following from a German medical Miss Emma White, of Bronard, Is vis­ points possessed by no other Tbe pastor will preach morning and Now take a pair of aclssors and cut toe cir­ journal contains a good deal of truth;— iting relatives in the city. evening ot the Presbyterian church next machine of this kind. cle of paper right round along,the Hae and Everybody Is aware that tbe home is tbe Mrs. Geo. Tomlinson left for Allegan Sunday. Evening topic "Cranka.” This machine will more thasr you will have—two circles, did yew say? most cleanly of all domestic animals. It wil1 to-day to visit ber daughter. Mrs. Hnested leads tbe meeting of tbe pay for itself every year on tbe Try aad see. This la a paxzle and has not eat anything but good healthy food, Fred Parker and J. M. Bauer attended a Presbyterian Y. P. 8. C. E. next Sunday. farm. We will sell township,, never been explained satisfactorily by nor drink any but pure water. A horse Foresters Social at G. A. R. Hall on county or state territory. a horse sale near Milo Monday. either scientist or mathematician. would rather starve than swill the rotten Wednesday evening March 4to. Supper Hustling agents can make Geo. Faller, a horse buyer, from Kala­ from 5 to 7 o’clock. Proceeds to be used A reunion of Co. F. 8th. Mich, Infantry stuff often given to pigs and cattle. It Is money very fast. For further mazoo, was in tbe city this week. for charitable purposes. eras held at tbe G. A. R. rooms in this nothing but nrejudlee that prevents us particulars, address. Phin Smith has been confined to tbe "Tbe Time and Sources of Temptation ” from eating borveflesb. A similar preju ­ eity yesterday. Owing to sickness the at­ will be the subject for tbe Epworth bouse tbe past week with the grip. dice retarded the Introduction of tbe tendance was small, but an enjoyable time League Bunday evening. Mlse Ora Mc­ Frank Knappen, of Kalamazoo, was In was passed. James F. Mead delivered the potato a hundred years ago. Horseflesh Is Clintock leader. address of weleoare, and Capt, Walbridge the most nourishing of all meats, and Its tbe city this week on legal business. HASTINGS, MKM The Rev. Thos. Cox has began a series Lock Box 178. of Grand Rapids responded. Recitations taste Is hardly to be distinguished from ■Luke Waters Is able to be on tbe streets of addresses to be delivered from his pul­ pit Sunday evenings. It includes discus­ and music also enlivened tbe occasion. An that of beef. The flesh of a horse fed on again, but carries his arm in a sling. sions from the stand point of tbe layman. The Bmia I, aendln, iu anny exeeltent supper was served to which all oats has a smell similar to gooseflesh. Tbe Mr. and Mrs. Hennau H. Cook, of Al­ Next Sunday evening Hon. Clement Above ail it did ample justice. John Michael was fat is preferable to land. legan. spent Sunday at A. D. Cook’s. Smith will speak at 7 o’clock ou “Educa­ n«wwl,ys for engraved cards. CaB aft elected pres., James F. Mead, vice pres., should be remembered that do flesh is so tional Forces.” All are cordially welcom­ ok office and laapeet Un dlltereat uiyks. Mrs. Daacer, of Lansing, is tbe guest of ed to these services. John M. Beasmer, sea’y and trexa. Among healthy as that of tbe boree. Trichinosis We ean order jour cards at. very kv ber daughter Mrs. A. D. McElwain. those present from a distance were. Com­ and similar diseases are unknown ic Tbe Emmaauei Y. P. 8. C. E. wiU be Miss Franeta Walker, of Middleville, is conducted by Miss Effa Scbaffhanser next price, about half ot what was tonuMftp rade’s ClexaeDB, of Flint, and Holden, of horses. Tuberculosis, very common io the guest of her brother F. W. Walker. Sunday evestng. oattle, is very rare in horses. Bedford. Ladies _______ Get a pair of those $3-oo Hand Turned Razor Toe Shoes. Their beauties and only IX. Woolley & Bronson., LB., j Columbia BIgugis ► EYWGOflST Agents WantedL �astings Banner. Thursdiy, Feb. «7. 1896. BILL NYE IS DEAD. MICHIGAN STATE Circuit Judge Ruweil. ot Muakegou, declared uncourtlUitionai the «t»te teacher.* iMtltute law. Tbe deeiaton V aa given ia mandamu. proceeding, Inktituted by the department ot public Initructlon to compel the Muakegon board ot education to collect the Insti­ tute fee. Irom it. teacher*, one dollar Asheville. N. C., Feb. 24.—Edgar W. from mate, and SO cent, from female.(Bill) Nye died at hia home. 12 miles The board held that the law is rudladeast of this place, Saturday afternoon. W defective, because It did not pro­ Hia wife, two sons and two neighbors vide any aafe method of collecting the were present nt bis bedside when the feea, and that It was class legislation, end peacefully came. Ten days ago he broaure it disertalnsted as between had a stroke of paralysis, from which male and female teachers, that the con; he never fu|ly recovered consciousness. stitution prohibits the levying of direct Mr. Nye carrie to this section seven or taxes, that it was a state tax. and was eight years ago in search ot health.and collected as a ipecltic tax. finally bought a farm, where he built a palatini home. Four children were discovered in a at His North Carolina Home. FBOM WASHINGTON. What Our Lawmakers Are Doing at the Nation’s Capital. Washington. Feb. 18.—The .peeeh of Senator Dari, (Minn.) aupporting th? resolution, of which he is the author, enunciating the policy of the United States on the Monroe doctrine was the event of the senate session yesterday. Canned by Overwork. v tenement houae at Uheaaninff in u piti­ The military academy appropriation Overwork was the cause of the hu­ bill was considered and Senator Vilas morist’s death. He literally worked able condition, haring been locked in (Wls.) offered an amendment increas­ himself to death. For two years he the house several days without food ing the number of cadet appointments labored with tigerish zeal writing let- or fire. The youngest is only three bv two at large from each state, an yeare old and the oldest ten yearn of aggregate of 90. Senator Mitchell agv. They were deaerted by an in­ (Ore.) reported on the Delaware con­ human mother, who went with her tested election case, recommending parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Holcomb, to that Mr. Dupont (rep.) be seated. their farm in Brady township. The fa­ Washington, Feb. 19.—In the senate ther of the children. A. Fox, left hie yesterday the military academy and wife some time since and ia notv in the pension bill ($142,000,000 were Shiawassee county. passed. Senator Peffer's resolution for an investigation of the recent bond Bight Bestored. At a revival meeting at Watervliet issue was discussed, but no actiorf was L. Yernantt?a blind man. who had been taken. Washington.Feb. 20.—The crusades converted, arose and made tire an­ in the cause of temperance reform nouncement that his sight had been re­ stored to him by the lord. Hi had l»ecn ' were severely criticised in the senate yesterday by Senator Hill (dem N. blind for yepra. He rejoiced over hte Y.) in connection with petitions eman sudden recovery of eycaight and de­ ating from the Women’s CEWstinn clared that his converaion to religion Temperance union, against tbe sale of was the cause of it. The miracle amazed beer to immigrants landing on Ellis \'ernand's neighbors, but they are all island, in New York harbor. Sennior certain that it was the work of Provi­ EDO All W. NYE. Hill could not see how a glass Of beer dence. _____ could be .of any great injury to J he ters for the syndicate by which he was Health in Michigan. temperance cause or have any serious regularly employed, writing books and plays and lecturing. The ‘ work was During the week ended February 15 effect on the health nuri lives of iir.mi grants. Senator Carter (Mont.) offered cn >*ugh to kill a far stronger num. In rejwrt.s sent in by 51 olmcrvers in va­ a resolution to recommit rhe tariff bill addition to fiis r?gular syndicate work, rious portions of tbe state -indicated to the finance committee for furmcr w ithin the last two years he published that pneumonia increased and typhoid Consideration The diplomatic an I a history of the United States, which fever decreased in area of prevalence. consular appropriation bill and about he often said he wonted to stand as Consumption was reported at 243 th* lust book he w’rate. 60 private pension bills were passed. places, typhoid fever at 21, diphtheria fit 28. scaridt fever nt 40, measles at 17, Washington. Feb. 21.—The resolution tor the recognition of the belligerent much better known to his friends and the whooping cough at 19 and smallpox at right* of the Cuban insurgents and the nubile, was bom in Shirley. Piscataquis Detroit, Saginaw. Riga township, Im­ alternative resolution for the recog­ county. Me... August 25, 1850. but at the age lay township and Ionin. nition of Cuban independence were dis­ of two years, according to his own story, he took his parents by the hand and led Convicted a Second Time. cussed in the senate yesterday. Sen­ them to the west. The jury at Detroit iu the case of Dr. ators Cameron, Call, Lodge and Morgan They went to Wisconsin, and therc.on the •peaking in favor of the resolution. bunks of the St.' Croix river, young Nya D. J. Seaman, who was tried f »r having was brought up on a farm. He received an caused the death of Euiily Hall,of He les । academical education at Fall River. Wls.. Win., Owen. England, by comitting an abor * THE UOVBE, ■and in lS7t> went to Wyotnlnr territory, | where he Studied law, arid wasAdmitted to lion, has rendered u verdict of guilty J CL lotion^ Presented. । the bar. U'hLs was the second trial of the cast*. < Thtte. fcs he ©ays. he practiced law In n Dr. Seaman was couvictecl on the first! Washington, Feb. IS.—The agricul­ tural appropriation bill occupied the quiet way. "although frequently warned trial, out was gruntetl a new trial by the by the authorities not to do so.” time in the Louse yesterday, and an He Had plenty of leisure time on his pBUprrnw court. amendment was pending when the hands, which he used In writing a Sunday Lom from Closed Factories. house adjourned making mandatory letter for the Cheyenne Sun at the rate ot J dollar a eohimn. In one of his humor­ . A statement issued by tbe state fac­ the execution of the provision in the one ous autobiographical sketches Mr. Nye tory inspector says that the loss from bill for the distribution of seed. says that that sum, which amounted to Washington, Feb. 19.—Iri the house । nearly pw a year, so dwarfed his returns factories in this state/cjosing or run­ yestei day the agricultural appropria- j frqm his law practice that he decided to ning on short time last year aggre­ take up newspaper writing as a profession, $17,000,000, computing the _fion bill ($3,158,192) was passed after and accordingly moved to Denver, where gated 'making it mandatory upon the secre­ he obtained a position on the staff of tbe amount on the basis of the average daily wages in Michigan v factories, . tary of agriculture to distribute seeds. Denver Tribune. lie corresponded from Denver for the which is $1.32. A resolution was adopted directing the Salt Lake Tribune. Later a new paper committee on ways and means to in­ was started in Laramie called the Boom­ Michigan Fruit Shipment*. vestigate the effect of the difference of erang, after a favorite mule owned by Nye. At the farmers’ rouud-up institute in exchange between goldand silver stand- and which be called "Boomerang" be­ Grand Rapids C. N. Rapp reported the cause he never knew where It would strike. srd countries upon the manufacturing At the time Nye edited the Boomerang It total fruit shipments from western Industries of the United States. was published over a livery stable. A Michigan last season to have been 2,44i>,sign on the door instructed callers to Washington, Feb. 30.—The army ap "twist th© tail ot the gray mule and take 000 bushels, or 6.100 car loads, Allegan propriaticn bill, carrying $23,275,902. the elevator." county leading with 1.250,000 bushels, was passed in the house yesterday and The Boomerang was quoted all over the {and Kent coming next with GD5.0UJ the conference report on the urgent country an-1 Nye began to get hts reputa­ bushels. ' . "deficency bill to extend for five years tion as a humorist of note at that time. The paper was not a financial success, but the time in which the government can It was the foundation for th© fortune Only Cltlaen* Meed Apply. bring suits to annul patents to public wjjtch Nye afterwards made as a bumorLand Commissioner French has mode tends under railroad apd wagon rood ’tlke many humorists, Mr. Nye was u a ruling to the effect that only citizens '^grants was also pftssed. man of almost womanly gentleness of dis­ of the United States can profit by a Washington, Feb. 21.—In the house position. His amiability was never recent act of the legislature setting yesterday the conference report on the clouded, and his good humor was as spon­ aside for homestead purposes lands diplomatic and consular bill was taneous as it was good-natured. He never which had for three successive years forgot a friend, lu later years his writings agreed to, the senate amendments to and lecturing brought an income ot over been forfeited to the state for unpaid the pension bill were sent to conference >30,000 a year, and he will leave a moderate taxes. and the Indian appropriation bill was fortune to his widow and children. Mr. Nye was married In 1877 to Miss taken up. . The latter bill carries $8 - Fanny Smith, of Chicago. With her and Allan Thompson, the man charged 630,995, or $132,792 less than the law for their children Nye lived happily for a long the current year. time on the banks of the St. Croix, and with throwing dynamite into the office of Dr. Sweetland at Centerville, wreck­ they went with him to New York city and Washington, Feb. 22.—In the house made home bright on Staten Island. Of yesterday the senate amendments to late years, when he was not going about ing the building and seriously injur­ ing John Franks, a patient, was ac­ the military academy appropriation the country on lecturing tours, Nfre has bill were concurred in. The senate bill passed most of his time at his country quitted. Thompson is a rich farmer. place near this city. An orchestra has been installed in the to amend section 5,294 of the revised Some of the experiences of his fife on this statutes relative to the power of the farm are among his quaintest and best Baptist church at Galesburg. The pas­ secretary of the treasury to remit or efforts. Of his appearance all that is tor of the church leads and plays the mitigate fines, penalties and forfei­ necessary to say Is that he "looked like his clarinet. The music is good and the pictures.** and there is hardly a man. wom­ tures, was .passed; also the senate bill an or child who reads newspapers who new feature of the services was attract­ relating to’final proof in timber culture does not khow them by heart. Perhaps ing big crowds to the church. At u meeting of the state military entries. Mr. Colson (Ky.) introduced the most famous of hls humorous writ­ ings was the letter to the president of the board it was decided that the Michigan a resolution to investigate Secretary United States accepting the postmaster­ Carlisle's action in declining to accept ship at Laramie City. That letter was national guard shall hold its annual en' a certain bid lor bonds. Adjourned to commented upon in seriousness by the. eampfrient at Island lake for the five London Times, and the comment was, per­ days beginning August ID next. Monday. haps, as tunny as the original letter, when Henry Viemaster, nged 86, and wife, all the circumstances are taken Into con­ sideration. aged 72, were buried in the same tomb £ Richmond, Va., Feb. 24.—One of the at Bellevue, having died seven hours Hanged for a Double Murder. features of the observance hereof Wash­ apart. San Francisco, Feb. 22.—Ivan Kova­ ington’s birthday was the formal open­ Strenuous efforts are being made to ing of the museum of the Confederate lev was hanged here yesterday for the secure the release of Bert Holmen, of Memorial Literary society in the Davis murder of F. H. L. Webber nnd wife, Grand Rapids, who killed a street-car mansion, the white house of the confed- an aged couple of Sacramento. Decem­ «racy, which was donated to the so­ ber 30, 1894. Kovalev was a Russian motorman recently. . Nellie W. Pope, the Detroit murder­ exile. ciety by the city of Richmond. ess,, who induced William Brosseau to Mr*. Btevenaon Honored. Killed Himself. hack her husband's head to pieces with Waablngtou, Feb. 21.—Tbe National an ax, will spend her life in prison, the 1 Philadelphia, Feb. 24.—Ex<’ongreMman M. D. Harter, of this city, shot and Daughter* of tbe American Revolution, supreme court having affirmed her killed hhnaelf at Fostoria, O. Insom­ by a practically unanimous vote, elect­ conviction. nia was said to have been the cause. ed u president-general Mrs. Adlsi E. John Welch, *a prominent lumber­ He was a member of the Fifty-second Stevenson, wife of the vice president. man of West Bey City, filed mortgages and Fifty-third congresses from the Steamer Beached aad Saved. for $10,035 snd $2,830 to H. H. Norring­ fourteenth Ohio district. , Ixmtlon, Feb. 34.—The fire in the ton and John J. Flood, trustees, respec­ hold of the British steamer Missouri, tively. Gen. HarrUon** Wedding. which was beached at Falmouth, Fri­ The new Citizens* savings bank threw New York, Feb. 24.—It in announced day baa been extinguished and her car­ its doors open to the public at Owosso. that ex-Prcsident Harrison and Mrs. go will be discharged. The capital is $75,000 and I. H. Keeler Mary Bco'.t Lord Dimmick will be mar­ ried in this city on .Monday, April 6, by is president. London, Feb. 221—The oarsmen BuRev. Dr. John Wesley Brown, of St. Mayor John P. Whiting, aged 23, the Thomas' Piotestont Episcopal church. bear and Ross will row on the Tyne youngest mayor of Michigan, left Som­ championship course on March 30 for erville Springs for Ann Arbor, where £ 100 a aide. Bubear concedes Rom he will lake the law course at the uniDauvilie, HL, Feb. 22.—On account of seven seconds. venrity. the recent isruival of crime in this city, Drowned in a CUtern. John A. Russell, on the staff of the the city council agreed to employ u poQuincy. Ill., Feb. 24. — John Pullman, Detroit Evening News, was unanimous­ Sian, conditioned on his purchastwo first-class bloodhounds at a ten years old, fell into' a cistern. His ly elected secretary of the Detroit n.ether saw him fall, but was unable chamber of commerce. of nearly $*-’00. to save him, and be drowned before her The factory of the Plainwell Church Furniture company was burned, the loss being $10,000 and insurance $7,000. Chicago, Feb. 24.—Dispatches from Porter Metcalf, uf a prominent .and He we* four time* firstrd the principal ciliea ia tbe United States wealthy family, was sentenced at tell of the observance of Washington** Adrian to 4’4 years at hard labor in birthday with appropriate txerciaea Friday afternoon to and become tbe he. of tbe world. Tbe fight took place in the bottoms ot the Bio Qrande river on the Mexican side, a mile aud a half distant from the Langtry depot. The blow by Which Fltxalmmon* knocked Maher out was a right-hand hook OP the jaw. The fight ’wm sharp while It lasted. Both men were confident, Fitz so much ■o that he seemed a little eareteaa. 1‘eter seemed a trifle nervous nnd anx­ ious. FiU took the aggressive from the call of time and forced Maher toward his (Maher’s) corner. There Maher made a stand, led. fell short and clinched. Maher led twice after they had been broken away by the referee, landing lightly on the chest. Fitz mniled as be evaded the blows. Two clinches followed, then Fitz led with bis left, landing lightly. He quickly followed with a short half-armed swing, with his right tending squarely on Maher’a left jaw point. The Irishman fell upon his back. Hi* bead hit the floor with a thump, hia eyes rolled glossily. Msher made a gallant effort to get upon hit feet when time waa called, but after getting half way to a recumbent position he fell back and still had hia bead on tbe floor when time was called, and the decision was award­ ed to the Cornlshman. At precisely six o’clock tbe train bearing the visitors and the vanquiabed aud their admiring and chagrined friends, drew away from the crude rail­ way station. The departure signal was a discharge of carbines a* a salute Trom ,the Texas rangers, who, from their point of vantage in Texas mountains, had been willing spectators of tbe snort contest. THE ROUND UP. Startling Blatl*tlr» of Lhe Ont rage* ia Armenia. New Haven. Conn., Feb. 22.—Rev. Dr Newman Sm\ (he, of Crater church, fur niahrs Important news with reference tn the Armenian mnss'icres, us follows: ■ "Letters have been shown me fromjicrM»ris engaged In relief work anionglTie Ar­ menians which give tfic following care­ fully prepared statistics concerning the re­ cent massacres by th© Turks under the tolerance of Christian powers in 1895-6. These statistics are given In detail for the several villa?*-* in Hnrpoot province. ) give the summaries a* follows: .K.G01 KUIM .............................................. death.. , 1.436 _Burned to and Preachers priests killed.. . M frr.zi starvation Died’ from X.4C1 unprotected .n the fields. from Died from fear Wounded....................................... Houses burned l.lpN Forel)Je conversions Women and girls aoducted ... S.5W ... LK1 Destitute and starvingS4.25C "The account does not add tIje number of ■English and American cannon with the cobwebs left over their mouths. Other let­ ters shy tliat'further massaer.'s are feared in Hurjioot. The Turks say they killed too few the lout time and will kill more In the next massacre. The Turkish government, having learned that our missionaries were giving four or five cents a day to the desti­ tute, in some instances have taken this money away by force of taxes, and from this cause, the letter adds, many are still starving and dying. "Allow me also to acknowledge the re­ ceipt of 112S from students sc Yale for the relief of the family of an Armenian stu­ dent at Yale. This money has been for­ warded to the American board.” The largestPiece of Good tobacco EVER SOLD FOR 10 CENTS 1 THE MHE OF THE NEXT President ol me States The New York weeklu Tribune 1 WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN OF NOVEMBER 4TH, 1696. 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He tras such a very fat man that ihe’ I have no reason to suppose that she It Will Open Next September and Continue Six Months. entire audience turned around to look Conn She disappeared tn the houae and ■cares, yet, and she need never knovT ,________________ at him when he came into the theater t Mortjage». on raae «22. os which “O"1 ”’f‘Un '» * moment with a what it costs me to leave her." ftore tote due at the date in the middle of the first act and took tlrawn over her head Having completed his preparations, ------------ fee tbe flam o< Tnrre head rod seveatyhia sent in an orchestra chair. He were “Thar » a abort cut over the .houldero- he was anxious to be gone; bnt, as there nine dahen and «ls»y eight eent.*, sad an *:■ . fare* Within Ten Minute*’ RUte of tbtf totuey '■ fee of Twenty *vr dollars provided ta­ hia last year’s fall overcoat, says tile he mounting, an- 1'low re-«l better CHy of Mexico - 1’oMlble R«was no train until noon of the nextdav. in said mortisge s»d M> rale or proceeding* at Philadelphia Record, which was tight isw hsvibr Been in»t1 n«r<1 to i trover tte monora take hit; ye II be n heap lee, jUter to he I was obliged to wait with what pa­ for him. He had evidently taken on* eecured t>r said mortnge. <* *«y P«rt thereof: meet ap with Ute folks that'd ask ye a tience he could summon, and he went Nbw. Therefore, by virtue of lhe power of flesh during the year. He paid no at­ snle contsinoSta said morig.<tf* and rhe statute C^meonT ',’"’,rti<,n’ Wh*1 1 hav'- jto sleep tanking that he would spend Tbe great international exposition of to such case m»dr and provided, not ire 1« Bareforenoon with Ludlow, telling him Industrie.* and fine arts,authorized by tention to th-* interest his neigblxirs by given Hint o» Ssuirrtay the Mteoud day of She entered the forest sMhe rear of the ' of his intended departure nnd giving the federal government of Mexico,- by evinced in him, but sat down and at Moya. D iWG.etten o'etoes in tlw forenoon. Tshall toil at rtb!!r Auettoo. to tbe hhEbest in "«d followed her ।him the facts of hls discoveries in the concession dated January 9, ISOS, Will onee became absorbed in the play. He bidder, at the Nvrib from door of tbe Court I Copy right bv J B Upv’Bcott Co ] grew warm, and with his eyes r-till Heu»e, tn iheCite<tf. H»etin*e. (that being the be opened i» the City of Mexico next they game to“i, uftHatfiirtt 'abandoned mine. glued to tlic stage, he arose and shed place where the circuit Court tor Barry County September und will remain open for a is bvMeD). the premiers dreeribed In aaM other human wcukurtfe Or wickedness led them by many dvvioui w • (To be Continued.) . i. his overcoat. The people around him n:or1*»ge. or much thereof a* may be Decperiod of six months. This Wfil be Mex* one® undermines the fortress of char­ lhe lMwcofihecliffs.and.ak:rt:n; : , began to titter, and, finally to laugh essary »«> par the nmiwint dt»n or «al«1 mortgage, ico’s first attempt at holdings world’s witlrireven percent. taterrst.s»d nil )i-tal evota. acter, there arc many uncanny sha]»e.« Itingbrand found himself, for t’x- : -e. imple savages fair. The expowition is to include all very audibly. The fat man realized at togrtaer with an-?tHorney's iee of Twenty-dre • branding ready to slip unnot iced ond tat that dny, standing on the length that the people? were laughing at col'.Are rovebanted for there!*, tbe premise*, lauds of industrial, xrientffic, commer ­ being described in ya.H mortmr- as i»U those through the breach. sntall plateau at the mouth of the Me- How They Hnnfcoeu a Wbuky Pirate Ont cial and artistic? productions smd to him. Then he noticed, with great con­ certain levs pieces and aarcrin of land situate in ot • Bluwp Loa<l^b with Liquor. fusion, that be was in his shirtsleeves. tiie City of Hastings lathe Coaujy of*Berry and After they hud left the dining table Nnbb tunnel. embrace, in fact!the whole range of stale of MtebigaB, and taowu and described as Ifla suck coot had come off with the folloirt’----------------------X lie excused himself, und spent theenrly -rhafa yer way- „id Jule, indieat- , The Indians of ube weatcoastof Van­ human activity. Fraction City lots nu.ntfer three (M. and four part of the afternoon in wandering Ing the road leading to the vallev. "Je*t .couver island have adopted a novel and The exposition grownds are sititoted other. Ke put them both on again and H> In Block Xoi. Ire tfi) In ibeEaseerti nddHtan decidedly effective method of dealing tried to peel off the overcoat, but it to the village, now City of DaUlnire.-Exceyrt that aimlessly ubout the village, trying to keep straight on Uli ye get diwn the with white whisky pirates who fre­ at the foot of the historic Castle- of wouldn't move- a little bft. He gave a portion heretofore conveyed to Chicago. Kala­ de' ise some scheme which offered a mounting; ye cayn’t mis. hit, nohow.- . quent their villages, as James Johnson, Chapultepec, on the grand Avenue de desperate tug and wriggled hie fat mazoo and- iftgmaw Kall Boad Cooraany. and mpromise between his weakness and containing to each ;ot four by eight rods of lilngbrand lifted hls bat again: -Tm .of Victoria, formerly master of the la Reforma, within t*n minutes* Hite shoulders, and tbe next moment be wok land, acrnrdix; tolbe recorded plat of said City his determination to win Hester** ap­ sure I thank you very muv-h; it's good , sealing schooner Kilmany. knows to from the center of. tlir City of MexricvK in his shirtsleeves again. '•‘Get out!’ ot Bastites.. CUsijwTilcox. probation: and with the planning came Of you to take so much trouble on mv ( ids cost, remarks the San Fronciaoo and comprise an ar«» of i bout c>W "Sit dhtml* "Rip it off!” cried the « Mortgagee. ’ that curiously insistent urging which iMJQOUnt.” • aares, says the New York Times. The Pmtir'riCeuraovK. • . Exominer. He has come to tbe con ­ people Uehindiliim^bat the fart man tried AttordByiar WHitfig ?i t. finds n parallel iii the desire to see bow “Nev’ mind ’bout that; but you nil i clusion that there was big money for exposition will comprise a natural and again, and with', tbe assistance of two near one can creep td the brink of a fake my advice an’ don’t come prowl In* i an international department, to which the man who mode a systematic tour men in the seats behind him he finaiiy precipice without briqc- overbalanced. round this yere core no more. Yer (of |he west ocreat with bottled samples latter oR the nations of Iftie-globe may managed-* tb sled hia overcoat. ' PBBBATK ORDOT. It is the quality whicn^often leads a p’liteneaa moughtn’t get ye out ag’in. . contribute. of gin and whisky. mate ol Michigan, Gouty ot Harry—M. ^imorous man to attempt that which next time.” The City of Mexico is t> Himfed on an BENDINS OF WOODS. At » »M3ion of ike Probata Court tor the Accordingly be purchased a small would make a brave one hesitate, and She turned abruptly and left him to Itrading sloop, loaded ber with a cargo extensive plateau, having an area of when Ringbraiid finally yielded to its make hi. way back to Tregarthen. and <of stimulants, and sailed for Barclay 1 over 170 square miles, surremwded by Ttorsday. th* Sxtx day o( Fjbrtisrj**’ the Hob* BQUStoc. importunity he turned his steps toward neither of them saw the parting of the isound some time ago. There, for a Jofty mountains and in chid lag five C-omparwtlvely few persons outaidtr i ynu- ooe tbonasd efcfet hundred and alnety the road he had taken in the forenoon. bushes at the top of the eliff through few days, he did a rushing business re­ b*.kes withio its area. Althaugb with tl»e carriage andl boar-building indus- I rirwest, Cfisrtss W. Armstrcac. Judge at The shadows of the western cliffs which a Mir of malevolent eyes tailing his low grade intoxicosrts at a geographiitsl location within the try are awarti dt the extent of the wooel- Probate. lu tbe mailer-o# Ibe estate of AMboDy tropics, the Eatitude of the sit-y being v. «-re beginning their evening match watched their movements. Before five to ten dollars per bettie. ’fire In­ Iwnding industry;, and itat few- reoliac Bojtsrs. dfoosse#.' Ou reading a:»d .‘Mine tbe petition duly varlftsd <i «"n the sloping sides of McNabb’s starting on his homeward walk, a and- <dians knew they were being robbed J9 degrees 5b minutes norths It iapos­ that the carriages they side in are very •f BmreM Porter. dMRbter erf said deocsaed sessed of a climate snsalubrreus, of so cove, and the hush of the summer after­ den impulse prompted Rlnghruml to and remonstrated, but no reduction in largely madcrof sush wood—the-felloe*- praying lor reasons tserein stsBd. tkai aa i even temperature, that summerorwin- | order or decree KvssBe by tins co-irt drterainoon brooded t?ver the picturesque land­ climb ones more iato the abandoned the price was made. are l»ont muS made . 1B|BJe 1 n Sig who wbo xre are orware or wore te* tbe tawfui lawful !»ireoi belrsof um said ter a residence m Mexico city <r its «i- i of OT'all UI their wpir vNjeelsww-m-are scape of the narrow valley. Bud By­ -oal working. The place was darker. ' Then they held a council1 and a great •nrons is alwayv pleasant, and visit* to in two ports- the framework of ooachea- I a no—-a and enwfee to tobrort the- re*I -cate num’s dog. lying in the shadow of the non- that the >un bad gone behind the plan was evolved. The aid- of tbe In­ the city can be mode an any time of ffir • und hvov>' <’nJ-r‘*g«» >•» nearly alDmade 1 jUJl.-*eeMed" “d ,be,r barn, aro.M? yawning, made a canine mountain, and it was some time before 'dian police was secured. an/T while the year, whether- if Is to escar m> the ex- f of bent stock, and inConly bextermade. | Tbereunon tils ertk-red.that Sounder tbe ssth oire:saner, and cocked one ear toward he could see well enough to make out master of fbe sloop slumbered he wns I tram, cold otrttarnraAen. .vMmra- b“> *' the road leading up from Harmony rab the dim outlined of the interior; when isurrounded', made prisoner, hand­ the excessive heat of thenort hem-sum- ' PleiUiUre Ixjats-are bent,, os also many —4to—,and tharttoiaknat lawtaaM daaeac the excessive heat of tiienorthesn-sum______________ _ ______ Jja’ o{ frames* of- the finest sailing Ij£«“d •*’ other persons Interested tn said Itn That his acute sense was not ut he was able to do ho, he saw that the 1cuffed, and led in triumph to»the vil­ mera The1 climate?.-however, not fibre y^hta; furoiteue,-toe; ot many kinds l^id'rr—rTthen te-be *ho*3m*ntathe*PpS^te only attraction; all visitors isagreeing-1 fault wns presently proved by the aj>- hole In the roof had disappeared. He lage. In vain he pleaded for release. only attraction; all visitors agreeingthat th, Ix-aut v rftbrrtrtir^nn.of th^l J*" al) the ralabrawl .pearance of « man approaching the lighted a match, and, on finding tbe He was told he would be held until the that the beauty at the environs,, I—*—— thn of the r Tbonet chairs. f.xr exujnple., beingniad<j | the petitioner ma^ poc be granted, and fnrnihousc, and he !>egan to bark furi- place, discovered that the aperture hail coming of the police patrol and then surrounding mountainM and the bsauta>-F Tbonet chairs,‘f<w example,.Being made entirely of wood thus treated! The-ob­ to the officers for supplying o :sly at the intruder. Jule Bynum, been plugged from above with a frag- delivered < ful lakes, in whose witter* arc reflected i Coming to the back door to find our inent of stone which fitted accurately liquor to Indians. This meant a fine tbe snow-capped- puakn ef the great, ject of bending' is- twofold; says the adltee Foodeney Xeste rottttoa. apd ttee bear tag thereof by caxalng a oofy of ’hl* order te be what had aroused the dog’s anger saw enough to make it appear to be only one of nt least $200 and tbe confiscation of mountains Iztazihnati and Popoeatn- Woodworker, namely, saving of time ynoltoted In the Haoxiwoo BAXJisiomrrtoted audisireuMed In aald OoKDty of a pleasant-faced young man standing uf the rough inequalities of the tunnel his craft, so he determined to suggest petl. and further tfi? many antiquities, and stock and stability aud strength-of ■afer Krry core tn each woeb for three soeeeosive a» the gate, nnd she stepped into the roof. When he realized that this ImuI terms, and hi* offer of the sloop nndita and strange sights to-be »ewn,4.he Aults the work when'put'togethei'—ttus inde­ weeks previous tvsaid day of bearing. pendent of beauty- of form; and bent CHAJMkXS W. ASMSTUONU. cargo for his freedosn wa* quickly ac ­ yard and spoke sharply to the barking lieen clone since his visit of a few hours and flowers, both Munimernnd winter, •carriage shafts- are almost, if not mi♦A tore copy ) Jndoe of ProtoSa. cur. Ringbrand looked up at the sound before—that- those who did it might cepted. The cargo was consumed in a ere- fair rivals of tfar greatest interest tirely. used now, . instead of the oiUof her voice, and found himself con­ even now be in the upper gallery, or single night by the dusky diplomata in to the visitor. M(BALE. stylr, clumsy,. sawed ones. Skill in fronted by a middle-ogled woman with hidden in the dusky idiadows near at celebrating tbe success of their NteBr natural resonrees. c\p< cialiy. in Betaait hsvlau been nwte tn lhe oradtttons manipulating the material, is- very es­ a certain iBorwafv reafa by .Marurecr A. Unkempt hair and sallow fade, whose hnnd—a very panic of terror seized him. poleonic stroke of generalship. metsds mid other niinera-5b.\ Mexioo-is sential; simply -t bar forms to Bend an, ■t Strvtw. Eioren si E.hmuldiDK. Ortfn. B. Barhigh check bones und flushing black and he thought be should suffocate bcfavored more than- almost any other and the steam -box- in which to softenAN ACTRESS WEEPS. (lyes made him wonder if there were lore he could struggle oat into the open portion of the globe: She hni, endless tl*e wood do not alone insure sue cess in> and inexhaustible minea of nearly not Indian l lood in her veins. He air again. Once outside of the tunnel, tbe operation—it ireneccuftary- to know every metal, of marble, onyx and other perfectly the stock to bend, it» being sr» he tied down tbe rough mountain road, rM»ty Of BsrryaaMlHteursf Mlehltcna. oa tbe According lo Footlights there never valuable stones, wfiich ire themseiriyj variable that no-twa»pieocs-bendlalike. JMb «tay of Decetntor A..JX m». In Utor 9 of never looking behind him or stopping M•rtsBue* - on pare TXon which mortoM* ttere to take breath until ho was half-way was an actress who could command her woulrf insure wealth to- millions. *» ctiklmetf to b» om *l Ito U»U- ot this notice >>■* mm ot Eirtet IwadreU *tae IJo’.Ikj-’ wad Hixto tbe valley; then the stimulus of fcar lachrymal glands os Adelaide Neilson ThouMonds of tons of the most vulnnbli? could. Several of her leading men nietaSa lie hidden lirneaEh- her so ill lu A peculiar fact in respect to- petro­ | suddenly left him, and he sat down leum is the differepaeof conditions un­ ■Htt *r proctre JHibi *• tew having Iwen Jastiu|M>n a fallen tree, covering his face ■found out her peculiar faculty to their ogricnikure nm! horticulture lie- an lo recover- tho- -itooe-ya s»*cur*4 bjt said der which that oil occurs in. Russia.and* with his hands, and wishing, in his cost. One of them was “Jack" Barnes. nmount of wcalthadtnosfi uo-great as in sMtogsre. or aay p*Xi tliereef; At the time the English actor was minerals. J America. In the foraier it is found'in Now, Therefore. Wy vm* of the power of shame and humiliation, that be had After noticing tiia-forwurd’movcniBnt strata of the tertiary periud, usually » sale evntelueA Id. salU mortgage. *ao Ute sUlnever been born. lie stayed thereuntil young and slendor and rather fancied >te to such case made and prorldMt, notice Is the lengthening shadows warned him ■himself in such parts it* Romeo, going of die Mexican nation, it- aan be readily- formation resembling tv quicksand, and i hereby elven, that aw totaraar the -3rd day of no considerable expense in dressing. understood that tile needte of the jwo- st depths of only a. few hundred' feet. Muv.a D. I?»B,al Bostock In tue forewren. I that evening was approaching, and , 'ball sell ut Public Auction, to the- hkheet btdI then, pulling himself together, he rose, For Romeo he had sosne lovely cus- ple arc increasing-proportionately and' .In our own country it occurs at great tier at tbe North Trent door ot th* Court Bowe I lu the City Of HssanpK (that beteg the ptere nnd went slowly back to Tregarthen. tumes. nil si!k. satin and laces. A deli­ that a market of enormous value ir- depths in the older aonipactsnnditoncH where thr Jfcvult Court for Barry Coenty is being opened to tile world.. A. ftew na- I and limestones. Anericaa oil yields a : hofoeh). the premtoex (Arecrlbed te said raortIt wns nearly dark when he readied tbe cate pule blue jacket was his favorite or m» much thereof as may be neeeaasry village, nn\i he found Mrs. Ludlow sit­ '.n one of tbe scenes between Romeo Cions have already tukere advantage r»f- very targe proportion, say about TO per ! Kier, the ntnotiiiL^uaoo said uertgage. with nnd Juliet, but he was awfully sorry this fart jind aredoi ng al tin there power- centred illuminating oil exactly’suited iopay » per cent. lutertwV au«fi all legal eoets. together ting on thevernndn. he hnd it before the season was over. ertOBecurr the trade benefits which arc for combustion in our ordinary lamps; wRb »d attorney^, tee of Twenty flvo DoUan “|’ro proud of you, Mr. Ringbrand." i eorrnantuA for thereto, lhe premiM* being de* After a few |»crforxnaiM-rs Ranies no­ to- come to- those who supply the de­ tbe Russian oil produce* far teas of r -er I bed tn said mortftwe m al'- that certain lot she said, us he came uplthe steps; “you ticed that tbe beautiful pule blue silk mands. The United Slates lias been; such oil and a larger proportion of Here and pan-el ut Imi4 situate in the- Town ot don’t deserve to be helped. I persuaded Manic Grave in the Coaaly of Barry and Slate •>n the front of tbe jacket wns stained slow to take advantage of thik condi­ high-ctass lubricating ottl The Rus­ , ef Miehteau. attoiOiowU xod ueaeribed as folHester to stay to tea and had it all ar­ in »omc way. There were long streaks tion of affairs and to secure tbe trade sian illuminating oil.also requires to be i tews: ranged that you were to see her safely The Ea*t half at tire South East Quarter of in it, which he could uot account for. which is naturally and!rightfully hers, i burned in a modified forntof lump with | Section 'Jilrty-two Qte >n TowaTwo («) North home; and you had to go and spoil That night Miss Neilson und be were Every reason enists forrecipr^cal trade­ a more perfect draughtJiaardcr to over- Rama* Seven ity Wert containing Righty Acres nil by staying awity! Where in the in one of their pathetic love scenes. relations between tbe United States | vcMne its tendency to produce a smoky ot I^nd More oeitea. EMlXff DiBteftTWTCK, World have you been?" v MortiBM^e. Iler bead rested on his breast. She-■ and Mexico. The boicrd of directors of j flnme, and it is largely this fact which, { “I am very sorry to htyke failed you. looked up, turned her face to the audi­ the exposition.appreciat ingthese facts. ' hns prevented t he consumption of EwI took u long walk mud went farther ence a moment, which ut once burst wRl do everything in. its [wwt-r to bring sian oil for light abroad. Dnled February IX »*>. than I intended to. I hoj>c Miss Luti­ into most tumultuous applause. When about, a closer relation between the n’ dr did not have to go back alone ? ’ HBWtTV.zaEHA.LE The Mlnlater** Blunden. she turned her face toward Barnes j sister republics by’ making- this cne of Rlngbrand’s voice was grave, and hia DeLtuR hsvlnic teen made in tbe conditions The New Yorkers are tcllingonr an­ ngain be saw the tears streaming down the most complete and extensive expo­ of n certain xwrtrspe made by Hmle A. Tvlrrto tone was submissively apologetic. other of a good joke on. Rev. Jahn Wes‘ ElidaBhaw dated Nov®inter i«li A D. IM. her cheeks, lie glanced at his costume sitions ever held, with the object of “No; Tom went up with her," replied nnd saw the cause of tbe stains. There? lautqnl benefit in view. ley Brown, rector of St. Thomas' chureh, 1ardweordt^ la ibe otfee ot the fa«Jrter o! for »Sb County of Harm, and State at Mrs. Ludlow, going before him into the were several fresh wet streajes on thepreviously rector of St. PauTb in that JDeed*, Mu-ataun ou tte rird day at 3tovemb«r A. D. hat and opened the gate. “I dining-room und lighting the lump. handsome pale blue silk made by SACRED RELIC OF ST. STEFHEK. eitj. His part in the curemcmiol at the :)R9uta IJtwoJaoI Mortai«es aa pare 1W. oq Vichcdhis. k if you eould give me a whM mortxace there h cUiiaed to b» due at "I’m afraid you won’t get much for sup- Juliet’s tears. Barnes tried to hold i Pnget-Whit ne£ wedding wastorend tbe tbtetate j stopped to a* ol taoMfoticvth* aumotFive Hundred Brooklyn Churrh RrcrlvM. a l*wrtlon W he said. Tolrtv-btx Itoliar* and tteirty Blue cent*, |xn,’’ she added, sitting down to pour her head away Trom him. but the cos­ Hither he- hud xterked the und । | service. drink of waUt Ono of the* Martyr**- Boo«. rarely wasted, even on nikdnn Udrwj's fee of Tvwoty Five Dollars tume bad to be sacrified to art, uni) . Politeness ia In the Church of Our Lady, Brooklyn, j wrong place in the prayer book or the iawvkled.f*rtewUd Mortgugf. and no suit ot >uiising subject, and ilia tea. ringing disconcerted1 him;, at-auyraie iJeceedkRsMiaw having teen instituted to "More than 1 need—or deserve," he when the season was over his costume ‘ • movt unpr. the other day, there was enthroned a ung in the nature of SMOver tloaouers-atcuredby said mortgagesaid, making a brave effort to simulate ■ nondedunconscious- j was u striped instead of a plain blue sucrcd relic of St. Stephen^ who woe the wedding party was auoizcd to hear or any part thereof there was smncti Now.Htereforr.by virtu* el tbe poreer of sale un appetite for the beloted meal. silk, the change haring been caused stoned to death on the day following his rich, full? voice utter the words: "I Mutalnedlti rb ’Jndly deference in said ^*rtfia^_and the statute In Mrs. Ludlow, sitting oppejaite, no­ by Juliet’s tco realistic weeps. ly »o the touch of * the crncifictioBu The relic, which is a nm the resurrection and the life;”- Mdi ctetewadr and pruvated notice L> hereby r. "1 reckon ye given tbaion tetwday tte'Ord day of May A. “ Heavens and earth! ’ * ejaculatedticed that be ate next to nothing; and his voice and coann portion of one of the saint’s bones, in­ said, leading the D. iaM.a* 10 o'cteck tn tbe foretteen. 1 *baU HIS FIRS’! OPERATION. can Imve a drink,” she cased in reliquary of solid silver. Baade Bishop Potter, iaa a whisper behind hinH >el. at FaMle Aurtion. tette highest bidder, at le water bucket she saw that aomathing was troubling him. They were old friends, and hnd Vonn* Sarxeon's Kxperieuce Id Cut tin* Ofl especially for the parpose in Rome.was The rector ut race awoke to the fact the Nertte trool door orifie Court Mouse lu tbe way to the lunwe. TJ took it up she wr.s empty, and its she brought to America by Ibshop McDon­ that he was rending tbe burial service, a Man’s Big Toe. -inssage: “Set been well acquainted in the days when and, after o»;e breathless second, tee Kingbrand was a struggling apprentice I’ointcd to a bench iu the 41 “Do you recall tbe first operation you nell when he returned last autumn I’ll go fetch in the literary workshop and Ludlow a aver performed yourself?" was asked from his visit to the pope. The law* proceeded with the projrer ritual. amour*due caaald mortgage, with seven per down thar a minute, an* cent, interesk and aM legal eoste. together with •« some from the spring.” o do that, small-salaried clerk in on engineering n surgeon by u New York Sun reporter. of the Roman Catholic chureh provide an srtcroty’s ireotTwenty fiveDollars eme» ft office. “ What is it, Hugh? ” she asked, anted tor tlwvln. te* precise* being described e “ Indeed 1. remember it very well 1 that .all doubt of the genuineness of •‘I wouldn’t trouble you get IV Show me where to go, and 1*11. . nd hit,” with kindly sj-mputby; “is it anything was in a hoapl tu! where there were 3^500 the relie mw$t be removed before it beds and 33 surgeons tn charge. I was will be accepted for veneration. The Itoneln the County ot Harn and ot Mich "Oh. 1 reckon ye couldn’t h •e’d be1 about Hester?" i*. and Mdowd and drecritod as follows: “No; that is, it is nothing that she one of the young assistant surgeons, sacred congregation of rites in Rome the answered, ’Van’’ anyways 5 st net• IT." NoMh Kart »iuarter rt tbe North V>e» ■ if an operation was necessary in any of obtained evidence as to this and certi­ auarter otBeeUow thirty five W) Town two a plum shore to get bit riled. Jt has said or done." North RateRA-toto (to West. ' I “Won't you tell me about it? Per* the wards it was our duty to report it fied to the genuineness of the relic<lown: I’ll be back In a ■minute.” ELIDA BiiAn. MaetgagKto the surgeon in charge, who then per­ She went down the path and croa ‘ haps I could help you.” rntue T. CMJBBOVB. “I can’t tell you now," he replied, I formed the operation if he chose. I re­ the road, pausing a moment to glut, meerschaum AtMxnry Ivr M<»ru*«ee. puflhing his chair bock at the sound of ported to my surgeon the importance Dated February nth. 1«. sharply toxfurd the volley before dh of an amputation of a great toe. The Ludlow ’ s step on the veranda. “ I don ’ t appearing in the thicket of willows MaritaC, ■> <eel equal to talking to-night, npd I surgeon came and looked at tho man surrounding th^’spring. When she re­ IT IS ft SUPERB DONG aa« Meerschaum is extracted in the samu ope you will excuse me if I go to my and concurred with my opinion that way as coal. Tbe stone as extracted exerts a wonderful influence in turned. Ringbrand drank deeply and >m; I knpw it’s ungracious, but Tm on amputation was necessary. I was lifted his hat. as he thanked her. is called “bam tesh” (rough block) system by K eeper trouble than you imagine. directed to get everything ready for and is soft enough tu be cut easily with strengthening her "That, ain’t nothin’,* she said. >ps I can tell you all obontit, some the operation; Then,’ said the sur­ h knife. It is white, with a yellowish driving through the proper chan­ “Thar’s a plenty tt’ water in tbe csve. geon, *1 will come and operate if I can. Ye didn’t come plum up yere to get a tn < tint, and is covered with a red clayey nel all impurities, ftfialttl 3IKJ I’erb. are him permission, and stepped If not, you go on and perform the op­ drink, did ye?” The American Protective Tauifl League soil about one inch thick. ta thia day." im with delicate tact to enable. eration yourself.' Ringbrand laughed -easily: '"No, I state the blocks are purchased by deal­ BtrenaW are ouarateeed to result ia a national organization advocating “ 1 told my young associates of the ■ ipataira without meeting her can’t say that 1 did; 1 atai just tramping its use. before h ' When he reached hi"yroom order, aud they said: ‘Well, you go find ers on. the spot, not by weight nor by trom My wife was bcdrldto* for ciffbtevn months . " Protection to American Labor ar* around to amuse myself.” measurement. These rough blacks are after him to go using BKADFIEJLD'S FEMALE REGU­ Industry ’’ as explained by its comtitu ami get ready, but he won’t oome. You will The woman looked nt him suspicious­ wearily into LATOR tor two montaa. Is retting-well,— dried and subjected to a certain prep ­ -- ------------1 out have to do the operation yourself.’ And aration before being conveyed to Eski, J- M. JQttCBON, Mataro. Ark. ly. "You city fellers havrt tol’able little husband. | tton, as follows : he dropped odically to work\nacking that was the way it turned out. The op­ BE19FTELD UOTUffO* 00^ tfLLXTL. BA. sense,'’ she said, slowly. '• ’Pears like Sherhir. Some of them are a* small lighted a cigi *s the only thin^there is eration was to be at two o’clock. All ye’d know better's to come a-pryin’ us a walnut, while others attain the size he went meth ' “7 — — • -........ : ■ the night before 1 was rehearsing what nJ, “and it’s a proper round McNabb's cove." ad«Qu*t»ly *«:um Anxtrunu Jirttml of a cubic foot. Those which combine his valises. "It 'ng, anyhow. I don’t I intended to do in my mind, and regularity of surfnes and size are the "Why should 1 know better?” asked dreamed of it in my sleep, filie next have been born with Ringbrand. "1 don’t sec how it san best. The manipulation required be­ There are no personal or privet sequel to tbe thi r veins, instead of day 1 could not cat my luncheon. My fore they are ready for exportation hurt anyone.” see why 1 couldn't profits in connection with the O’gBnizr xter; but I wasn’t, hands and feet were cold. When it is long and costly. The clayey soil Thar’s them that mought hurt you • little blood in m. he end of it. By came time to commence the operation attached is removed and the meerall, if tl.*y found you yere. You’re tbe tionand it is sustained by membership weak trta or ditch wi ilHng to change, 1 could only steady my nerve by thread- rchaum dried. In summer exposure man that’s stoppin* at Tom Ludhyw’s, and I suppose that's i contributions and the distribution of i’ I said: *Give me the for five or six days in the sfin’s rays suf­ ‘gnorant of my। ing needles. ain’t ye?” Jove! I believe I'd be w publications. smoke, bad। needles to thread. I am very particu­ fices, but in winter a room heated to identities with tbe oioati ’, if I could lar about my thread. I took a needle the required temperature is required, "1 knowed hit, the minute I sot e>,TA forefathers, dirt, peat and commenced poking at th^eye. In ite courage -on. ye—’’ she hesitated, nnd seemed to whisky, b*r<- legs and oh and the drying process takes eight or makes me a few seconds my hand obeyed my will ten days. When well dried the blocks SEOOND; b»» weighing her words. "I ain’t got no only have a dash of tbatm and became as steady as I could wish. call to be helpin’ you all, but I don’tbe* ore well cleaned and polished. Then along wnth the rest. Rah! it. 1 performed the operation successfully. M be a lieve ye’re in w:*h the rest of ’em; yn ' they are sorted into about 12 is claaoea, ciaaoes. •ick to think of if; and jw< an After that I went on performing a i c _j( don’t look like hit. But that thar won’t -*— packed —1 ‘♦I- great -»«..• I each class *being with ginning to believe there ang\ ------ -- u>na VMn hel|j you none, less’n ye stay at home | care in separate cases and each block chance forme!” bX L«nld ‘Xh- S . T DELICATE*®™ . When the paskfuA' wae fi nititeed x fol bimtt killed 'caure female REGULATOR. �ROMEO ANO JULIET AGAIN. cigarettes of green tea. ns it wm Sunday, which invitation wm ac­ the hearts of Barry county houaewlves Maude Rorabeck te slek with the “grip." cepted. Mrs. Martin, of Lansing, wm the; very glad. Butter ranges from M to W The visitors this week are Roy Matthews. leader of tbe meeting and Prof. Pattenglil., ets.; egfi 20 to S5. and everything else ac- Sylvester GreusH, Walter Hayes. Frank Our fruit is faultless, the dlfThe green te» cigarette h,« an.|,>d An extraordinary love tragedy, re­ of Lansinr. gave a vury nice talk after• eordlngly. Thursday, Feb. 27. t8g6. Leins. Mitb Walldwff. Prtronell Powell, ud prnmtoe. fo eanro greetrr rXi which sacred and patriotic, songs were> ferent pests having missed is as yet calling the atory of Rozneo and Juliet, Apples from fit.00 to ll.?0 per bnabel, Grace Kennedy, Xema Whittemore and COOK BROS-. Proprietor*. sung. than It* predeee»,or. the Rentier ropj' is reported from AltfoMt, Irma, says . . At Jackson, Mite., we met Gen. Evaus. f plums and pearaM.00 toW.00. Tbe farmer Nellie Holmes. Mr. Mealley to talking ot writing a book a Vienna letter to Ute London News. alleged toboeco, which non poison,'^; with whom the writer had a very pleasant next to me raises strawberries, principal* ^tnoM ere^wbere in Amu. t:„r ‘ and entitle It “ Wonderful Discoveries." Home time ago tbe daughter of a high- , ly. j and has an average yield of 350 bushel. conversation. Gen. Evan* frankly wdd j. •r. .... £ Fur Im- discovered the other day that eight ly respected family made tbe acquain­ uxl Amerieen. ; The per.pt, v that the south fought believing that they I North of Biggsville to situated a large members of hls grammar class did not were right They lost, they have burled1 v—k •- -«»•••' / tance of an employe of the local ad­ dlacorered that green tea "°1’* settlement of thrifty Germans, whose know what a consonant was. He also ministration, whoae unde ia one of the i. r--nr.tk.iW* -a.. . ,|... v ... . the hatchet and hereafter they will lie MICHIGAN PENCIL PU3HER6 fou id loyal, a fact which they recently large, clean farms with their broad fields found a boy who Was ignorant as to what princea of tbe Hungarian church. The n*l, for milior;. of diKr.l.n-,1 -■HAVING A PLEASANT TIME. proved by being the first ones to offer their of wheat remind me of my “beloved time wsa reckoned from. A Polish village Iles east of Friday morning, Maude Edger gave us two fell deeply In love and often met by .tonacb, ,n,l kr*.|* b«. i, services In case of war with England. Barry." too far gone In adoration „t ,i,; • Morrison, he said, seemed :o be the choice Biggsville, and though « very slow people, domestic happenings aud Henry Nobles stealth, aa the young man's parenta ,7 could not forget a tawsuit they had had T*Un« habit Jo fee! ,tiy remp, . they arc willing workers and do eveypresented foreign affairs. San Antonio, Texas. Feb. SO. 0d. of Mississippi democrats, for President, ’ ' They have a Mtaa Grace Jones, of Nashville, entered with tbe girl’s family and which was ready Uw new Ind ),*, „k,,n Saturday Feb. tSlti. at 3 p. m. the Mlch- and McKinley for the republican?,. News­ tldug perfectly as they go. •jgfav editors buanled their special cars at paper men in Mississippi seem to enter fine, large Catholic church, and are build­ the High school tliln week, and has taken decided against them. The girl’s fa- ’I don ef England; it tr ill n>.„. ,b ftWoote Central R. R- t<» mate the Into the spirit of their work with great ing a school house al present They be­ up 11th grade studies. ther, who was once a millionaire, but I wall* of Daria,, and before u, rafau-i tur New Orleans and Mexico. For earnestness. East of the depat in Jackson lieve in marrying as soon as they can )lt jT whom speculation had reduced, tried :I fortify against U hero we , Sixth Ghade. Sbe pleasures which we have sin e enjoyed where we stopped Is a bridge, two rival walk and talk, and their houses resemble to peraunde his daughter to marry a * As the 27tb. of Feb. is the 8»th birthday wr-144 feel greatiy Indebted tu the fllbiote editors met on this bridge a few yearn agd. Brigham Youngs* Bee-Hive. rich land owner who was anxfous to I ot the ladlea, anil eren the «tltit.| MJ As a rule, throughout the country, the anniversary of Longfellow, we Intend to Owtra! U It. President Chase H. Osborn, They no sooner met tlmn they commenced Alitor af lhe Sault Str Marie News, had to exchange compliments from tlieir shoot­ majority of men go to camp as soon as celebrate It by having several sketches of make her his wife. The young man orthorlox public, will ror- no |,„,m , ' hls life read, and the school will recite IwKkAd after every detail for this entire ing irons at short range. They kept It up sleighing te established, those who remain f;,,, M succeeded, however, in getting a dis­ an Innocent realclgrrretlc, tKM*. anti all that retuahted for the Mleh- till their ammunition run dry. Two new putting in thftr time catling aud hauling- “Rainy Day" and “Village Blacksmith." pensation through his clerical uncle, the lew a deadly peril lurlrs wlihio it Mrs. Seward and Mrs. Whltrlght visited and a secret marriage was jjerformed. scan Fre>- Excur»i<MiistJ to do was to editors were required In Jackson and two store wood to Cheboygan. Camp life Is New area* for the growth iMutrd the tu > Pullman hotel cars, tbe new graves were tusdc in the cemetery hard in any of its phases, but lhe dose is us this week. The girl’s parents again made a vio­ oonitantly opened up in the rn«, Md rOltif" and Hie "President’’ he bad becur- near by. Some of the morning exercises for the very light In comparteun with camp life In lent scene to induce her to marry the the- product will Ire puahed w Ith ail the edX^rotir comfort and convenient*, anti In my next letter I will write something former years. The boys still have to rise coming week- will consist of papers on Ell energy of mrfohantaXdctermin^-, fibe did all the rest How President Osborn about New Orleans. We read by the early, but their breakfast te now set forth Whitney, Patrick Henry, — Morse, Roger land owner. She took their words so We can^r,., ,,mu sK'AKtbd such sweeping concessions tea papers tha( a big blizzard and cold wave In wholesome style, and when their Williams, followed by recitations and soIof. much to heart that she took a large make fortune*. sw-wtery, and can only be accounted for by struck Michigan yesterday. This hardly dreams are disturbed by the following Otta Mead and Grace Pryor were absent -dose of opium and next morning whs i the Ume w hen to erery pound of i™ .e*Vuihu it all to that spirit of enterprise. seem; possible as It is *o warm here that conversation, about 2 a. m.. they find this week on account of sickness. found unconscious in her bed. The purchn-ed for legithnnte roummptian ■4olrrfflti>altoi>. and slirewdnc-s which overcoat* are uncomfortable: the grass to more music in It than formerly: “John­ As the 22nd, was Washingtons birthday young husband, hearing the news, ran on a cheering and nonine!)r-juiae'x-ver. enabled Mr. Osborn io balld up al green and flowers in full bloom. I leave son," said the cook’s wife, -’get upl Build and as there was no school that day, the J •Mk! “Sw" a weekly paper which is a In a few minutes to visit the Old Spanish a fire on tbe lamp and light the stove. scholars told stories of his life and sang to tbe house and In the general confu­ age the mibfle grocer Will add fl* sion entered tbe room. Seeing hex pole dainty package of tea c^arefL-s en. Mission, of which I will write later on. Daylight coming Intu tbe swamp, and bean some patriotic songs, the day before. prrtt_ motionless and believing her to be ▼eloped in papetl covered v The illinwh Central runs through a We hope to have a temperance program and ) ain’t on tbe tab, and aon’e of guns In bed Will B. Cook. dead, he blew his brains out with a re­ Chineae or Ceylonese designs, tjhuMnif. -at .'•'•■•imtry Its road bed Is remarkably for our morning exercises in tbe future. ‘ already yet, some more." jmouth and the scenery along the route ing the entrance of the d«njonjimn the volver he bad brought with him. The One last word concerning tbe schools wry plcas'int because .It b constantly report awoke the young woman, whom hounehnW. There 1< but one fun.^nand I’m done. They compare favorably COMMUNICATION. / DICD. adtsuging. Everything that can be done .Bating feature l« the whole ih-inem. with those of your own county, and there _ , .. . DONAHUE/-At hte home in the 4th. the opium had held in a trance. When fir-tbe convenience and comfort of passare altogether too many teachers for the saw her lover lifeless on the ground -• And that-----is*>o that at its —----- ----------lawtBl IUC ’w C4orst the tea ■en^er* (s carefully looked aftOk • ward. Sunday morning, Feb. 93, at abe Letter From the Wilds (T) of Northern amount of schools. Female teachers are near her she took the revolver from hls ' eigwwa can never funifar, * a* At Cairo, III., we were dela?W stout seven o ’ clock. Dan Donahue, aged 30./ Michigan. ■ in tbe majority, and nearly all possess fluvium *o atilling aa that of the Amer­ dead hand and shot herself. Ckree and one half hours because of a but 3rd grade certificates. Big Rapids Mr. Donahue’s health had been Impaired Biggsville. Mich., Feb. 21*96. ican paper roll with which even fivxght train jumping the track, but as for several months past, and when typhoid students bold positions both here and 111 Editor of tbe Banner, we were all sound asleep at the tlra-2 thei boy deliberately expow* hie iimgs to Emmet Co. schools. Arthur Hathaway, fever developed about a week ago, but few Dear Sir:— afelty wa> not tedious. At Cairo we crossIndianapolis, Ind., Feb. 21<r-The partial paralyaia tlailv of Hastings, wields the birch In Cross chances were entertained for hte recovery Perhaps a ultort letter from a graduate erf eke Ohio river over what is said to be from .the firsL owing to hte enfeebled con­ Village, and I am teaching In Burt. I democratic state committee met Thurs­ of your high school, class of *91. would be She second longest bridge iu the world. stitution. THE KAISER AND THE TRAMP. The further south we travel the more interesting to your readers. During ray have an organ In my school: splendid Mr. Donahue was born in Ypsilanti day to fix the date of the state conven­ black-boards, globes and charts: a large tion. The influence of Senators Voor­ William Olvro • Vwv’end *om. - -,wtnnunced are the changes both in lhe four years in northern Mich., I have been township, Mich, June IB, 1865. He was ruivity of the people and in the appear- a constant reader of your paper, aud have flag and have just established a school li­ married to Miss Emma Bailey, of this city, hees and Turpin was thrown with the An ancedote of the Fiber and the jmee ot'tne heines, the ’ latter Invariably longed to correct the impression which brary. Hoping that my letter, if printed, in 1886, having become acquainted with silver wing and it won the fight easily, Waving large hrlck chimneys at one end of southern Michiganders have, regarding will prove Interesting and serve to banish her while she was attending school at the date being fixed at June 84, two tramp has juat appean-d in Berlin pa­ I will write the impression that there are any “wilds Ypsilanti. They came lo Hastings In tbe weeks before the national convention. tfcrf house, and often at both end a Many these northern counties. per*. says the Pall Mall'Gazette. Kaba■ot-she •building* look as though the chim­ chiefly of Cheboygan Co., but those sur­ in this part of Northern Mich.." 1 am spring of 1887. and be entered tbe employ Willinm was, it efems. lately staving Very Resp’y. neys had been built first, and laler on the rounding it would bear a like description, of Bentley Bros. A Wilkins, and excepting at the Jagdschlo* HiibertMc-k, near J. J. McCallum. assures built with reference tu the chiin- with few exceptions. Thu climate is sim­ Madrid, Feb. 24.—A dispatch io the the Angerrovndej and was about a year that he was enrpioyed by the day ply grand: warm summers with plenty of Hastings Engine & Iron WoritsTTie has Impartial from Havana says that no of­ aboerting in Urri neighborhood, a Al'Holly Springs. Mtefl we made quite delightful breezes, nnd very mild .winters, SCHOOL COLUMN. remained with them since, and hte employ­ ficial confirmation has been received of js lang •‘top and a happy crowd got off tbe though we have good sleighing from ers f ?w»k most highly ef his laHhfulness the death of Antonio Maceo, tbe seeoad tramp descried hun from afar, apd, not Conducted by Flora J Beadle, Co. Comm'ur. and made the coons happy by throw­ Christmas until about the last of March. knowing it was tbe emperor, ul-comed and indmtry. in command of the rebel forces. Tlxtag pennies and nickles | to them to see Cheboygan is never visited by epidemics, Hg leaves a wife and three etunH child­ rumor of his death wao based, on the hfan with the us-uri German request foi Pnblic Oplulou Kelxtlnp «e» the School. -l&eUttle fellows scramble for tbe posses-' and tbe cases of diphtheria, typhoid and ren. two stfrls and a boy. finding of a saddle bearing hit inHiaJs uniexvtutznng< r financial proptang up. -Lm ef the coins. To add diversity to the "scarlet fever are remarkably few in com­ Whatever hls position, tbe teacher mast and alao wished to |be directed as to the Tbe funeral was held at tbe Catholic teeoteinn, the conns were Induced to box. parison with other large cities. Our sani­ of necessity exercise tact and care In bls after the fight at Caminlto. church Tuesday morning, being attended ruari to Angvrm*ni<Je. The kaiter com­ •wrestle and stag for the nickels and dims* tary laws arc perfect and such diseases as relations with the community. Perhaps by a large number of friends, the fire plied with both request*, cotkvreed *«Neh were showered upon them. But smallpox are always brought to its by out­ in no other position Id life is a person so department ef which he was a msmber. Tok io, Feb. 24. — Marquis YMMiuguta, with him at length as lo his Ursonal vrfrfle our pirty were lbu» enjoying the riders. . . liable to become Impatient of public attended in a body. Among the taral field marshal aud inspector general of and professional vfews of hit. a|id dis3tw^x«ernen: we were reminded of the There are several delightful summer re­ opinion. Tbe teacher feels deeply sensible sin king contracts that coine in life by sorts situated on the different lakes. Pitts­ of lhe shortness of lhe lime in which the offerings was a beautiful wreath from lhe tbe Japanese army, has been desig­ mmsed him wl*h al wish fora pleaxant mstdtig a hearse pass by bearing a beautiful burg Lauding and Columbus Beach on the character formation of tbe pupils* te in hls fire boys. Interment was made In lhe nated as the representative of Japan end to bl^day's jotiirey. 1 h.-howlngthat while we were uni’ed- shores of Burt; Topinabee and Dodge’s hands, and become over anxious for the Catholic cemetery. Those In attendance from away were, at the coronation of the emperor of •nd was rn th* jxiiice station, fbr one y enjoying ourselves, death had invaded Point on Mullet Lake, and many others results. hls mother Mrs. Ikmabue, hte brother Russia at Moscow. of the kaiser’s servants, who aeetacd to were home — andbrought WHMSS sorrow IIICIC. there. of .v wawMdbtaa All less ICS3 importance. ttupui IO I ICCZX S5U00. JUVUV. club CIUU house IIOUSC A He tellable to become discouraged be­ John and sisters Misaes Margie ami Nellie hr of the Seotchmitoo’s opinion that it ;M*ycrYeatherly. of Holly Springs welcom- has recently been built at Dodge’s Point cause ftie public does not at once respond Poplar Bluff, Mo.. Feb. 24.—Charles wu» **nn awf>T likn business fi|r pair cw.te that place before our tfaiu and is ^pt open the year round. Fine to all hls plans In relation to the school. I Donahue, of Ypsilanti. Mr. and Mrs. ------shortly -------------------Ernest Bailey, of Grand Rapids, end E. dt<rI’M and the Michigan Press yell was gravelled walks, and paved driveways He must remember that “confidence Is a E. Wear, son of Circuit Judge Wear, fottft tae lulk nt a kiuig/* imaghted that M. Bailey, of Goblevllle. Kiveii him as fallows: the*emperor hnd 1x4® insulted and tch*have been laid on tlie the ground^ and plant of slow growth,"/yet when it has Mr. Donahue was very popular among has been convicted of murder in. the WliMi’s the matter with Mayor Featherlj ? the different stock-holders (the Point whs been secured, it is a powerful coadjutor. second degree and sentenced to 3& years graphed far .and wide for'the arrest of He’s all right’. | purchased by a syndicate) are erecting When wrung, public opinion can be in­ the working men, and hte friends regret in the penitentiary. the pilgrim, with accompanimenf of his untimely death. Mrs. Donahue has ’is he all right*.’ handsome cottages. it te a six mile drive formed only by president, patient effort. bondk fetters, handcuffs, anti so on. tbe sympathy of all In her bereavement. Well, we should evoke a facial ripple, Lorn Cheboygan and large parties come Reasonable plans must be proposed, and The, veanderrr xvan ;rnn to earth ;U AnW atrnh. hoorah, Michigan. Michigan. out weekly. Delphos, U., Feb. 20. — William Suoti.. The project of an electric they must be snrh as Insecure the assent Breoiutione. of this place, celebrated his 100th bisth- gvnnwnde. when he learned t-veral railway from lhe city, is under considera­ of the common mih<1. which readily re­ A*;twilling of an Idea of ballot box tion, and if It is secured will do things that he did fitte kflow l;< furr— At a regular meeting of lhe W. C. T. U. day yesterday. Ho claims to be th­ much sponds to reason within its grasp when -jtMfflttguay Ih? had from ____a_____________ conversation buom Mullet Lake as the Inland Route has they are supported by tbe sense of right. aking of this city, the following preamble and en ly original J ack son-democrat liwteg. tafvr-alia, that ho had beer? ^*:<irh t!ie writer had with one of the done. This inland Route extends from resolutions werejiassed. with the kaiser nn<i fraa guilty of high Public opinion can not be forced, and dents of Holly Springs, in answer to Mackinac Island to Petoskej- and during manifestations of impatience often neutra­ Whereas—Mrs. Rachael Bailey, our Bal) Lixblnlnxtrf.-wm, nnarehiani and the ’ike. Needrifrr' question of how large n place Holly the season, pays handsomely. lize tbe eff nts put forth to reform It. much respected and eftlelm: co-worker, A week or so ago, during a thunder­ lesH to say. be wait jqjrediiy relrn sed by wa« the gentleman laughingly reCheboygan is a city of many mills and “Rome was not built in a day.* “The has been called to pass Uiraugh great af­ wwked“Qh. we have about sou people w.ll probably remain so until the timber years go wrong, lhe ages never." The fliction lu the recent loss ofa busband and storm. lightning in tbe shape of a ball an impetuous letemrisj from t’ e ea—a well-known but rare phenomenon— peror. who ordered.thar he sh<> -Id be fcJEort. we cast-3000 votes." becomes scarce. In the country farming good seed sown to-day may not ripen fully son-in-law. therefore: .Alter leaving Holly Spring t.lie occupants Is lhe chief industry during tht? summer In the time of the sower, yet shall it grow Kkholvw-First that we, the members descended in the yard behind a house fed. comforted and liar,- n free ti< k -: to .rite rar “President" Invited the oecuj.-’} months, and the price received for fruit, In due time and yield both flowers and of tbe Union, extend to Sister Bailey our at Thcwenau. Austria. The ball, about Cuxhaven. “when* he toi-id roe he v Luted jbeAs ol the “Ceftle” to hold union services, [ garden truck, butter, ekgs etc would make fruiu and the fruit shall be after its kind— sincere sympathy and condolence In her owe foot In diameter, was of a bril­ to go.” sweet and pleasant to the taste and nourish­ sad bereavement, and pray that she find liant blue. Ou reaching tbe ground Cowchlnj; tiU'Wltnc**. sustaining grace for this time of need. ing to tbe people. it rolled along a short distance aud then Second, that these resolutiMiM be spread burst, flooding the wholoneigbborhood The officers who appoint the teacher are directly responsible to lhe pablle; and UP°”the records with the tntaules of the wish a dazzling white UghL No dam­ fewest possible woxitaof which yen are when they fall to carry oat the Meal of j meeting, and published in the elty papers. age was immediately, apparent, but sev­ school work formed in the public mind also that she be presented a copy. ' eral hours after flames burst from a capable to the plaiti.and simp!-- ques­ By Ohdhk Committee. the citizens iwlll eleet others more in accord tion whether you were crosrinjj Lhe. with the public will. Tbe teacher as the street with the baby on your amis and where tbe lightning hai'struck. executive of a Board, should not be liable Married. the oaMubuN was cqmingr dov n on the lo frequent change. He should counsel IUNNAB-WILHON. ByRov.A D. ttrle«by opposite side and tbe cab on toe left •m Feb» at the Presbyterian Parsonage. HAVE YOU A CYCLOPEDIA? with the Board and disease mutters fnlly; Mr. Adeibert F. Haunah to Mbs Mabie E. and the brougham was trying t<| pass but when the Board aettag within its Witeon. Both ot Yankee Hprtngs. the omnibus, you saw the jdaintiff be­ proper sphere, has decided what te to be done, te should execute Its purposes IlALL—BR YONS. At the Hastings Circuit M. It Is not because you do not fr«) t&« tween lhe brougham and the rib, or cheerfully, promptly aud fully, or he E. Parsotuure tn Hastings. Mkds.. by Her. a need uf one perhaps but that voti haw whether and when you saw him ft1 all. W-Jooe*. Feb tv. ia«n. Mr. Luther 1> Hall. should resign. "£SSS^MM?AtoMI*’ B,r™' never just felt that you coaid afluni unr. and whether or notaeor tbe brougham. The methods of Molding public opinion The older cyclopedias cost from thirty to are Various, and are variously exercised. Sometimes lhe teacher quietly Interests GIVEN—ACKER. By Rev. The* Cox. on Hat. one hundred dulhir> and you haw been accustomed tn-thinking of a cyclopedia aa and animates a few leading spirits in the F.e£.? P*”**1 Qbren and Nellie Acker, both a luxury. “The Sturfeata Cyclopedia^ of Cloverdale. community. Sometimes he invokes the A si<ht that will'Unger long in the will answer your purpose just m well and. power of lhe press, either by Judicious In many respects bettor and will only coak memory was witnessed recentiy qt*the communications over his own signature, or Gave SL Lazare. Buddled topidher you 80. Now don ’ t think that because Uw by guiding the pens ef others. work is cheap In price that U is- cheap to against the wall, with bundles of Norman E. Chapin to Hjs social intercourse with the citizens character. It is almply using a, little up. to eWbes piled nrouad then). ■ nnd should be such as to-wta respect for hls date busiaess methods in the book busiiraaa fix used in costumes strange tt-the.- i!!c oyal aking owder views and suggestions. Whatever lhe vta: making what th» people want and item elements of “authority" is a community, a *1t>rm*u Bf.llcJ,10 B«che’ BaMev lots, City 1160. hrmrere, were 200 beings. They looked selling Rat a price that they oan affonkto shrewd student of human nature will dis­ ■ec z&, i rainerule. geroo. Kke hunted dogs aad olupg* tog« ther. cern them sooner or latex, and he will daaed at that noise awd light. In inrite atkm has received one hall aa many hearty learn to touch the hidden springs of power. endorsements from- tern patent iudgw as tkey were aiband of Armenians tn isg* Coro.ll* D. Mom lo Iteubro r. Bmorlr. Sometimes a teacher of strongest Influence »«c 13. Assyria. BIMO *’ this one. Miss Flora. Sitaehcomb. of tkto from their country. Without kno. .*!’•_• Is found to be quiet and Mootentattaus In ~ »ee eity. has accepted the a®rncy for the a word ofEngliBh, they have deeWed manner, keeping bhneetf In tbe back­ IOAJ»™ Ct.ro.mu, st,. above work. ground, while only the Instrumentalities Is oyal which he deftly handles and. directs are Allee J. Mrttorafck to Kite O. Teeple narcel teen. Woodland, gsoo. p pareer. seen by tbe public. Qurr Claim Danna. The influence of one mtad upon others can not be formulated Into an exact science. BH*SS;b«.rr,u>L«1 Otten Its exercise Is wholly inarrultable oyal of and unaccountable. Human likes and dislikes, prejudices and partialities, atDm-ltnc, «*. M, ,, trocttoM and repulsions, have often no Irving 11. tangible or comprehensible reason for their existence. Often they are scarcely In McClure'. M*«ulne tor Hireh la known to tbeir possessors; yet they play an brought to ll*bl • eperoh ot ISn, W Aball Important part In human society. The teacher should be a student of rnbam Lincoln, whleh the biographer, onM,,r'ta” known nothing. character. He should kndw men as well «U1! Ot lhe as children. He should at all times exer­ Mhrlth. . . cise tbe tact which is consistent with truth J’W’J’*1 Interew. Other tnluro, ere ■ etory What can bo Bought for a doJtar and frankness, and whfth wing rather than bj Kipling that bnatbee • bmlh ot Hte repels the social forces of the community. Into erhry piole and rlrel ot a great aH> ■t F*rr»U’» Clothing Store. and make* It an all but human commo nil/ •M^-'nlblbg and gorolpiog. scareelr ™ •« a poem. "C, gnd L" br ot a The clob met Friday afternoon with Um Lugene Field (’■€»■’ being that heartr herd floe president in tbe ebatr owing to the 1otthe-rell.-Cy Warman); a poem b} St Hastings Banner ON TO MEXICO. Good Woman just think a moment.^ IGURES and facts are serious things, but it is necessary to consider them. ■ R B P is shown by the U. S. Government tests to yield 160.6 cubic inches of leavening gas per oz. The alum powders were shown to yield about 60 cubic inches. it not economy to use the R , even ■ f though the alum powders do cost but half as . much.? Again, R is a pure cream tartar baking powder, recommended by health officers and physicians generally because of the healthful qualities it actually imparts to the food. Alum baking powders are condemned by phy- ! sicians and boards of health as Unwholesome. . iTheir continued use will eventually cause serious r digestive troubles. j. Therefore, cost aside, is it not imperative, the { actual wholesomeness of the food being at stake, that you should stubbornly reject the injurious and employ the healthful agent ? F Whenever baking powders are sold either wholesale or retail, at a lower price than “Royal,” reject them. They are almost invariably made from alum, and therefore inferior and dangerous to health. There is both health and economy in the use of the Royal Baking Powder. irtS^iSib. ‘° He,,‘7 Surprising! Yes, Sir, Surprising!! Illness of the preaident. An excellent proEf*m wm given, and it was regretted that tbe ravages ol the grip made theatlendance uneauallr am*ll. Mrs. E. M. B. Sweexer lave tbe rjoopsl, Ot political economy lewon on “Soelaltam”, Mm. Isabel PanPTp,r “ “Kkx:U‘te Science" rrowth •nd Porolbllltlea, and Mrs. Alice oXorn Batea reviewed tbe “New Cycle”. Tbe matter perulnlnx to the new llbnuy tri* pot over tor two week-. Member* are reqaested lo bring Hats -if tanka which ■ lu*. do...... " "■•‘CO aitnon P. Goat Castleton tally A BCantoc •• Cloverdate m iaS. Slereuwn.and a .lory by Robert Darr.' We do hereby extend our heartf»H "‘°“r frlp-«»* •«! Wlcbbor, or Hastings aud OrangevHio who so kiodly •wteted us during tbe sickness and burial 'of our husband and father. r Lo» Vxi.m-nxt asd Chilmkk. ij nnutBl consent tbe Inn ef J. c. M»ntoo a Co ot Moron, thia day dhaol,. We don’t believe in the eong Quarter.Ofl, but put forth all our afforte to save your quarters continuously. No trouble to show our stuff. We are now making an extra effort to get nd of our odd Pants and all Heavy Woolen Goods during the remainder of February and March. Bargains that c.oet you nothing to investigate,but may save you 10c to dollars on every pur­ chase. All goods new. J. C. FARRELL, Clothier � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-03-05.pdf f06a8852fc605d38cdb748e5e646e7b7 PDF Text Text The best Advertis­ ingmedium in Bar­ ry County. Hastings VOL. XL. NO. 45 ' HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 5, 1896. QJLAAJLJLXXAXJLXXXXJlJLJLJLJLJLJtJIXXXXJLO w £ £ £ £ *1 *1 This Year will be Presidential Election year and every man should wish to keep posted. We offer the following combinations:— *1 *1 BANNER AND NEW YORK TRIBUNE, The two papers one year for $1.00. 03 a| *1 BANNER AND DETROIT TRIBUNE, The two papers one year for $1.25. ai a| BANNER AND CHICAGO INTER OCEAN, The two papers one year for $1.25. at *1 a| a| a| a| a| !* £ £ £ £ £ £ 6 6 o WHOLE NO. 2125 ManflekS. Enos Barbour is preparing bls year’s wood. Paul Cramer Is visiting friends at this place. Frank Giddings is now employed on the Cressey section. P. Barbour has sold his wheat to G. Ml Evers, of Rlchlknd. Pierce Travis made a business trip to Vicksburg last week. Special meetings to begin at this place place in the near future. N. bwltzer has accepted a position in the Plainwell paper mills. Miss Mary Glluert, of St. Joe,. Is visitIng relatives at this place. E. D. Reynolds commenced sawing the Holden thnl>er this week. P. H. Gilkey will organize a free sliver club at Cressey In the near future. Newell Barbour has been on the sick ll&t but Is now able to be out again. Heury Wilkinson will move to Otsego, where he has accepted a position In the paper mill. Miss Martha Barbour has returned from Richland Where she has been caring for a sick sister. Hynry .Wilkinson and Isaac Rlckenmore boast of the largest wood plies In West Cressey. , Abe Rlckenmore has returned from Prairieville, where he has been working for A. TKulmau. There was a good attendance at the hard times social held at Frank Barbour’s Friday evening. Chas Gilbert bas returned from St. Joe, after an extended visit with friends and relatives at that place. Miss Nellie Brown lias returned from Kalamazoo, where she has been visiting her sister Mrs. McGinnis. sucMiss Lou Binns has closed a ▼< cessful term of school nt this plai having given satisfaction generally. Milo. The sick In aud around Milo are conval­ escent March will be a weather market for wheat. Miss Nina Fenner has returned from Plainwell where she has been attending school. Mrs. W. H. Williams entertained the Isadles Aid at a "bonnet 8001x1” Thursday. Recepts S5.50. Kay Thorp has engaged one of the Bassett boys from Richland to work for him this season. Rev. Parsons, of Grand Rapids, who Is assisting Rev. Wheeler in revival meetings at Prairieville, preached a very able sermon Sunday at-Milo. The wheat market 70 cents Is not up to Grovers bld. You know what Lincoln said about fooling the people. Snow In open and level fields has left us but plenty lingering around the fenew and hlghwaj s from 1 to 6 feet deep. . Henry Notaooom who has worked con­ tinuously for six years and four months, for Will TowuF, left on Feb. 29th. owing to failing health, and Is remaining with his brother until he may recover. Henry Nearly everyone is nursing a hard cold. has been a faithful hand and no one regrets Otto Lightfoot is reported somewhat his leavlug.iuor.e than the family. better. Map In Qrove. Allan Wilson has been very ill with George Belles has sold his farm to J. K. pneumonia. . Rev. Moffitt returns to bls home lu Smith. Herbert Wright and wife spent Sundaj Alaska this week. * Mrs. Wm. Rogalzky returned from her at Kalamo. The Quailtrap aud Norton schools close Detroit visit last week. Prof. Alb. Eby preached at the N. E. this week. D, H. Evans and Jlra. Ed Reese are or. church last Sunday a. m. A company of young ladles, spent the the sick list. evening very pleasantly and profitably Waller Hunt, of Assyria, speut Sunday with Miss Stella Yarger Friday. at E. W. Mosey*s. There were thirty-six present at Hie ex­ School closed In the primary department Friday for a few weeks vacation. amination Friday. There was a dance at Norm Hagerman s Chas. Riegler. Jr., wHi-work for Voluey last Wednesday night. Walton, of Logan, the coming summer. Prof. O. M. McLaughlin and family The K. O. T. M. give a free entertain­ ment in Union Hall next Friday evening. have moved to their new home in NashRev. H. H. Halsey closed his revival V Mr. and Mrs. Clark, of Woodland, spent meetings tn the U. B. church Sunday eve­ several days last week with their son ning. • . c . J. W. Godfrey went to Charlotte Satur­ Elmer. Win. Jarrard aud wife spent a couple of day to join his wife in a visit with her days last week in Battle Creek, returning parents. . „ Henry Karcher and wife and George home Saturday. Bert McIntyre, who has been woiklng Miller Jr., and wife visited John Miller and wife of Sunfield Saturday and Sunday. In the north woods this winter, returned The war drama "From Sumpter to Ap­ home last Saturday. In spite of the mud, there was a goodly pomattox,’’ given by the Alto dramatic club In Union Hall Friday and Saturday uumber present at the surprise party at eyenlngs was the best entertainment given Correll Eldred’s Friday night. iif Freeport for sometime. It was deserv-' ing of a better crowd. Mrs. Eugene Bush Ison the sick list. You will want one state paper. The Detroit Tribune is the best. Terms strictly cash in advance. Subscribe now. *1 Banner. £ £ £ £ £ £ ■ £ 1* £i Mr. Stevens is still very low,also Gilbert Hunt. Bert Zimmennan went to Battle Creek Saturday. The Ladies Aid Society meets at the parsonage this week. Mr. Wickwire is visiting relatives at Hillsdale this week. Addle Slawson entertained a number of friends Friday night. About twenty-five pupils took the eight!) grade examination here Friday. Mra. N. Slawson Is suffering with a broken wrist—the result of a fail. Our snow Is nearly all gone.but the weather wears a wintry coat yet. The Reading Circle meets at the home of Mr. McKenzie and wife Tuesday eve­ ning. Rumor reports another wedding In -this vicinity soon. Don’t feel ‘Cross’C?) about1 it now. lx»ter Moore and family moved to Bat­ tle Creek last week, where they will make their future home. A debating entertainment was held at the Arthur Edmunds school house last Wednesday evening. A Dumber of the young people met at the iiome of Clayton PettengiH’s Friday wight for a “social chat” A guod time was had by all. There will be a social held at Hrs. Frankie Doty’s Friday night under the auspices of the Epworth League. Al! are cordially Invited. Mrs. John Zimmerman’s many friends will be pleased to learn that she Is rapidly improving from her illness, which was caused by a gathering in her neck and its removal. ___________________ Punished Thursdays by COOK * BROS., ’ -----AT—} HASTINGS. MICH. CORRESPON DENCE. Woodland. I • .r sugar weather has frozen up. George Neith. nmer is btlll very sick. Uncle John Enz Is stlllon the sick list. Mrs. Ira Jordan shows no improvement a­ ' . 8. Palmerton was In Hastings on Mun lay. John Holden, of Kalamiz.oo.was in town Friday on business. J. M. Smith was In Hastings Tues­ day on legal business. John Velte and William Grozinger were in Hastings on Monday. Faul and Velte have dissolved partner -hip. Mr. Faul purchasing the interest of Mr. Velte. Jacob Reisinger had a lively runaway on Monday. No one wa^ hurt and but little damage was done. Dept. Sheriff Burgess was in our village on Montkar He had in tow Perry Bur­ man who was arrested fo* stealing a har­ ness last summer of Wllliard Jordan. We Hope Perry will be able Io prove his In­ nocence but if he is the guilty party we have no sympathy for him. George Palmerton is Indeed very un­ fortunate. . He was badly injured a short time since by being kicked in the face by one of bls horses and on Monday one of bls horses stepped on bis foot with a bran new shoe. George is minus an overshoe and carries his foot in a sling. Joseph Wagerman was seriously injur­ ed on Sunday, caused by hla horse get­ ting scared and running away. Himself, wife and baby were in the buggy when '.he horse became suddenly frightened and iran out into Mr. Estabrook’s cornfield. Jbe ground was so rough that all was •thrown from his buggy, the wife being -only .slightly injured and the baby not at ail. .Mr. Wagerman was picked up sense­ less Uy John Hynes, who chanced to be near. rHe regained consciousness in about an hour. When the doctor arrived It was found that he was suffering from concus­ sion of the brain and from an Injury to the spine. He Is unable to walk yet but is reported as improving. Naatrrllle. C. F. Hough was at Hastings Friday cn business. I Born to Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Walker Sunday March 1st. a daughter. I. W. Feighner wap at Grand Rapids. Friday on business. Duvlllo C. Holly, of Paducah, Ky. Is in the village visiting relatives and friends. I1. B. Andrus and wife were called to Hastings Saturday by tte llln«, ot Mr Andrus’ mother. Mrs. Joseph Warburton, of Battle Creek Is In the village for a few days visit with Mr. and Mra. F. A. Streeter. W. 1’. Stringham and family are pack­ ing Ibeir household goods preparatory to moving to Battle Creek where tor. String­ ham will lake charge of a lively. Prof. O. M. McLaughlin bas closed his school in the McOmber district of Maple Grove and nos moved into his residence In the village, lately purchased of A. J. Rey­ nolds. „ , Mrs. Carrie Leland, of Las Anamas, Col. Is in the village visiting her parents S. 8. Ingerson and wife. She Is accompanied by her three children and will remain about a month. The ladles connected with the I. O. O. F. will give an entertainment at the opera house Saturday evening for charitable purposes, the program to consist of music, recitations etc. A very small crowd greeted the home talent company which presented "Sea Drift” at the opera house Saturday evening. Lillie Newtun came home from Cressey The play will be given at ^pUevue Friday Lucia Brainard, ot Kalamaroo. la visit­ ^WIII Leonard anu wife are visiting evening March 6. Feighner and Weber have dtaBMred lug among friends. The Juvenile quartette will give a con­ at Isaac Newton’s. partnership In the bicycle business which Jared Palmer and wife, of Morgan, were ■will te cxnled on by Mr. Water In toe cert at Orangeville Friday evening March future. John Weber will have Immediate 01 Frank Brainard nt North Dakota la vis­ or N«»,ine. chance of the buslnew and will conduct a iting among old friends. He Is a member or Ksismarepair shop In connacflon. Grand Chancellor Cllste of Blrmlualura ot the Mate legislature. xoo. spent Senday with tbelr families. Revival services will be continued at Mich, waa In tte vllla<e Friday end Satur­ . Fred Bush and wife, Fred Myere and The day. A special meetin, ot Ivy Lodge No­ the M. E. church during the week. wltt. Mrs. Myers ond Miss Ida Balch, ot ST was called for the purpose ot allowing meetings have teen Interesting and the at­ Hastings, attended Mrs- Snyders tuberhim to In,pact the work of the lodge and tendance good In spite ot the Inel^ency A°aad death waa that ot Mrs. Jscksoo to endeavor to establish a division of the nt the weather. The relatives and friends ot Obadiah Snyder, who died Thnraday February endowment rank. Titus. thirty-two In number, gathnsed at Tte fnneral of Adam Brown, who died 28th aired SO years. Site was formerly hla home on Saturday last to celebrate hla Carrie Bush and waa the ynunaeat ot Wednesday evening al his home south e»»t ot the village, was held at the opera house. tout birthday. Although he la T» years seven sisters- She leave a hu^nd i old be has had but IP birthdays as Feb. one child. The funeral waa held Sunday Saturday afternoon. The ceremony was' JPth la the day. A pleasant time and artenwvn. That she was dearly beloved conducted by the Masonic fraternity, of which Mr. Brown was a member. The• good dinner waa enjoyed by all present. waa shown By the sorrow ot the many Mrs. Caroline Brexee. a pioneer resident friends anrl neighbor, who nattered to pay Intertnent was made In tte village cemetery. r ot this vicinity, who lias resided north ot the last tribute ot love and respect to the Numerous changes have been taking , this vllktge for the past two years, diet! place among our business men tnis wcex,■ Tbursgav after suffering for years with loved one. The husband and child have the sympathy ot all In their affliction. among which we note tte J0**0’'1"*.— • consumption. Funeral services were owCOM. Scheldt has purchased R. 1. Bolkln.t ducted by Bev- Wheeler at the M. K. livery, and Mr. Holkin, bas purchased half DowHug. . Church Ot which she waa s member, on Fred Clemens returns to the north this Interest In the laundry owned by Wm. Middleville. t Saturday. Remains were taken tn PlainCosgray. E. B. White, of the old drmor week Tuesday. The Edlp.se Concept will be held Fridav _ . Mr. Frey and wife returned from One­ Boel 4 White bu purchased the groceryr well tor Interment. •wen ing. stock lately owned by W. P. Strlagbam. go l«rt Wednesday, , Binds Corners. Mra. H, E. Hendrick was Id the Rapids J. L. French la able to be out again gtRemrater tte Iliercry Friday e«; • Tuesday. Cloverdale. ter his recent Illness. Homer Kline, of you> city is vIMtln. 11. E. Hendrick was io Hastings on legal Mrs. G. Frey la under Dr. bbeMeld a The young people of north west Hope business -Tuesday. in this plwhave Inaugeraled a reading circle which Is relslWto but recovering. A number from thl. »!•« .Uendeff tte care, C. G. Putnam, of Bangor, was in town Mr. Bechtel and wife were called to guile a success. fuuer.1 of Mra. J«k Snyder bundxj. Tuesday evening. Detroit last week by the ilhieaa ot an George B. M. Conycr and Mrs. Matilda 1-re.chlte «t the rchool bou»e Bwd«y M. 8. Keeler contemplates building a Morehouse were married at Kalamsroo pvehv Rev. M. J- Weaverat 7:30 t>crock. ,UDr. VanHorn, ot Otsego, was called fine residence this spring. Tte happy bride and Mra. Allee Nott .pent «*>•<«' »»« G. 8. Bassett left for Big Rapids Monday last Saturday. groom returned home on Monday and com­ tte week with Mri Wru. Bechtel ot your here last Friday to vlalt W Ulla Humphrey where be will attend school. near Lacy, whose recovery Is doabltnl. Miss Bessie George spent Sunday In the menced housekeeping Immediately. A number ot friends gathered at ite The death of John McCallum occurred Mo. Sum Howe, of Ituttod. wto tte city the guest of Mias Mary Moe. ou the Ural of March after an llltesa of <u«u of Mr». Kll RoblhWU one day laat home ot M. Manning nnd wife Inst Wed­ The next Teachers Association will be nesday evening and n plesssnt evening about two months. The deceased h*d held in this village the third Saturday in been • resident of Barry county from ter * Akn«nter from thia place attended the ’ Mre^'vle Smith nnd son ot IndJun srMarch. hood and wm one of oar teat eUlxene. He box aoMal at Lyle Bunnell’, of North Ea»l Jud Cook and Miss Kate Stokoe were rlved here lurt wet* to visit relntlww ate waa .sper.lsor of this township JJt* united in marriage by. Rev. B. Moore' last Barry Wednewtoy x«. • Re, M. 1. We«’« *Dd 0! ThuradayDon D. Putnam has finished bis school "I.I'SSSmb-k G. W. Coats has the grip. Miss Bertie Johnsen is Id Sunfield for a few weeks. Mr. Derby, of New York state, has been visiting here. * . Our sugar makers have come to a halt on account of the cold saap. Mrs. A. C. Wait ins been called to South Bend by the illness at her mother. ' Mrs- Eva Me Donald will entertain the Ladles Mite SoeletyMNi March 12. H. E. Kelsey dislocated Ills shoulder while loading a car of hogs, xtmt is able to be around. x Mrs. Miller, of Hastings, who bas been visiting her mother and oilier friends near the Grove has returned. Geo. Keller, of St, Joe county, was on our streets recently. He has been visiting In northern Michigan. Prof. Youngs will meet our /oung people Friday evening, March 6. tb give those desiring it a t«rm of lessons in vocal inuslc. Jim Erell was Inside his well last week clbanlng It out, when the bank gave away' lie burying him nearly upto his bead. ” called for help which soon came, and released after quite 4 bit of work. It was a narrow escape. ‘ Hhultx. v. They have the Ice put up for the cream­ ery. Ada Hllck is working for Mrs. Will To­ bias. Howard Patton visited this place over Sunday. Miss Flora Beadle visited our schools last week. Mrs- Ernest Shultz has returned from New York. . Hope Center. —---------------Mrs. Aaron Shultz who has been quite Miss Kuby McQuarrie is still confined to I sick is better. her bed K«x •lork.,1. Those who took vthe eighth rcr.^a grade AV ex—­ Mrs. Clark Loomis spent Saturday at amination from here were the Misses Nina Mosher, Alice ShuMz, Minnie Maynard, O. D. Loomis’. Born to H. V. Loomis and wife Feb. 91, Mary Shultz and Lillie Shultz and Messrs Fred Horn and Fred Zerble. a son, wt. 10*; lbs. Miss Loise Prince visited relatives in Orangeville last week. Gideon Wilkinson made a business trip Jessie Towusenod to Bobt. H. and Henrietta to Hasting* Wednesday. Alton. 40a. sec 12. Hastings, SlXO. Mrs. Catrle Shultz visited Mrs. Kate Frances A. Colvin to Sophia Chase, lot as. Kahler aud Mra. Vern Loomis Friday. Tbornapple, $325. James W. Briggs to Eugene Horton, pareel. Mrs. Florence Wilkinson is able to be sec 5, Barry. K6&. out after an illness of about three weeks. Hannah M. Evans to Janies W. Briggs, par­ Will Seedd lost one of h!s horses but cel. sec 6, Barry, $1000 Christian Hurtle to Hannah Reiser, Ma. sec has replaced it by purchaslng.a new team. Woodland, Mfioo. Conrad Kahler and wife attended the is.Lillian M. Powers to SamT F. Hinchman, Evangelical Quarterly meeting at Maple parcel, sec. 20. Johnstown, two. Bam’l F. Hluchman to Rollo O. and UlUaa Grove. Powers. 80*. sec 12. Barry, ttoao. Mra. W. Aldrich hss relumed home af­ M.Geo. W. Belles to Joseph K. Smith, parcel, ter a week’s visit with her parents Dear sec 96. Maple Grove, woo. James W. Briggs to Eugene Hortor. parcel. Hastings. Barry. $40. .. CWmmiTTITOmTTTTfTITO Hastings Banner Largest Circulation of any paper in the County. James Perry and wife, of Penufield, were in town Sunday. Mrs. Crago, the minister’s wife, was here three days last week. Mr. Cooley and. wife bad relatives from Morgan visiting them last week. Mrs. Edgar Tyler, of Vermontville, has been here the past two weeks visiting her two daughters. Henry Jewell left Monday with all his household goods for Ypsilanti where he has rented a farm. A. W.ttopttand wife, of Battle Creek, were guests of Alvarez Wilcox and wife a couple of days last week. The eighth grade pupil* with their teachWebster Hastings went to Maple Grove Friday for their examination. Lucy Og' den and Blanche Tuttle taught school for the teacher. City. Siio. .lubn Pern num to Columbus C. Price, lot a. Staley's add. Nashville, $200. Rntus H. Cherry w> Frank T- and Helen L. Cherry. M».sec 1G, Johnstown. K«0. Ludwig Faul to Katheriaa Faul. lot. Wood­ land. $1006. Tiios Shorten to Ans Sborton. 27 25-l00a. sec 22.Gariton. I). John Velte to LudwU Faul. parcel, sec 15. Woodland, $1000. . | . Quit Claim Df.xi». x | Sebastan Kaiser to Max H. Smith m. aec 27, Baltimore, It. Catherine Youngs to John H. Earl, pacts!, sec 18. OrangeVllle. $30. Frank Martin to Beujainin Hebei. 3087-100*, ^Bridk^t'BuUvMo Justus Butler- 31a, sec 10, Johnstown. MOO. . Emily D, Bostwick to WlUhun J. Dibble, 91 44-ioo.sec31. Rutland.»i. Judsen L. Cook Thornapple Kate E. Stokoe Frank McNaughton living Addle Silcox Bowne Carlton. David W. Barnes Martin _ T. Thurston, of Belding was In Carlton. Maggie M. Fnesi Orangeville John Usborn was in Grand Rapids Claude F. Hough NsahvtUe ' Mildred C. llowiader Thursday. Frank Shriber bas moved onto Mr. Geo. M. Convex. Cloverdale Matilda C. Morehouse > "■ Baur’s farm. H. H. Snyder Iras a daughter from Paw Horace Waters Prairieville Lucy De Wolf Paw visiting him. Mrs. M. Carpenter spent the week In Caueua Notices. Hasting* visiting friends. Rutland The Methodist church held quarterly The Republican Caucus of the township . meeting Saturday and Sunday. Frank Shriber has moved to EiaBtlngs of Rutland, will be held at the town boose twp. where he will manage a farm. . e on Friday. March 27,. at two o’clock p. m. John Carpenter Jr., has vacated the sharpr .By By order of Com. Fleming house and moved into a house on his father’s farm. Market*. Happy George Nichols will soon arrive Butter. 12 to 14 Corn per bu. 30. in Carlton with his show. He will stay Kgjra per doz. 10 to tf. about two weeks, having O’Connors hall Hides per lb..5. for his headquarters. Lart per lb.. 7. Potatoes per ou.. is to zo. Rye per bu.. 35. । Hickory Orneni. Tallow per lb . Vi. Oats per ou.. 15 to SO. Chas. Walt and wife, of Ross, are the Wheal, red per bu.. G» Wheat, white per bu.01. happy parents of a boy. born Feb. 24. Hay per ton, 12 to 15 Mrs. Rachael Bailey, of Hastings, state Port dreesed. 4.23 lecturer, of the L. O. T. M. will give an Beans, 50 to 80 address here Tuesday nlght,and a lodge of Chicken dresaed.*Beef dresaed. LOO U LOO. Lady Maccabees will probably be organiz­ 0 7* 1 ed. The Ross and Barry Farmer’s club met with C. Cadwallader and wife Friday last, Ctoverseed, 4-M to aud elected the following officers: Pres..E. L. Hurslej; vice pres., John Ford: sec’y., Mrs. John McCall. 8.8. Scranton A Co. Publishers. Hart­ ford, Conn., want 1600 agents to canvass for a bran new book that will be especially The preliminary oratorical contests are popular during this Presidential year and will certainly sellin every community. now being held. It Is a handsome volume finely Illustra­ Hon. Benjamin Butterworth, of Ohio, delivered the Washington’* Bhthday ad­ ted and moderate In price. No experience needed to sell It. A dress this year. A call bas oeen Issued for a meeting to grand chance for men and women to earn form a new society In the University, a money easily rigid at home. Write to them at once for particulars. • Civil Service Reform Club. The Leap Year Ball given In the Gym­ nasium by the ladles on the afternoon of Awarded Feb. 26tb. was a grand success. The pn> reeds go toward the Woman’s Gymnasiufa Highest Honors—World', Fair, fund. , The Boston Temple Quartette appeared on the 8. L. A. course last Saturday even­ ing. The next number is Henry Wallersou’s lecture on Abraham Lincoln next Wednesday evening. Pres. Chas- Kendall Adams, of the University of Wisconsin, will deliver tht Commencement address here next June. Dr. Adams Is a graduate of, and a former professor at our University. Two of UJe University publications will be edited by the women for one number. The Dally for Marchand, and the inlander fur April are the two. There will also be anoUx^r Issue ot the Dally under like condittous later. Woman’s Day was observed al Newberry haH, Sate.T March 1«. ite adffnm tetaa llren by Bev- Alexander Gay. the Scotch ■■ - «r at the Unitarian u.«rM. DHL VWCfj �■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Thursday, Mar. 5, 1896. COOK BROS.. Proprietor,. THIS IS A BIG COUNTRY ! , CREMATION VOLAPUK HAS A RIVAL- Hastings Banner. . Esperanto Is not the name of a new , liquor or of a new appetizer, nor that of a comic song, but it is the name of an artificial language, which is fast gaining adherents in France, and that is already able to boast of many folowers in Europe, the United States, 1 and even in some parts of Africa. Among those most proficient iu the language Is a Frenchman, bearing the aristocratic name of D’Eyssauticr. He says that Esperanto I? by no means a new language, nor even's recent dis­ covery. This Inter national language has been in existence nearly ten year*, nnd there are al leant 10,000 adherents in different parts of the world. The author or originator of Esperan­ to is a Russian gentleman, Dr. z-utnenhof. of Warsaw. He says that one may learn Its grammar in un hour, and ail its vocabulary of words iu a few days. The official’ organ of (he language, “Few Americana appreciate the vast extent of our national domain," saidI Col. Charles C. Moffert. of Denver, to। the Buffalo Courier. “1 firmly believe• that some day in the near future we 111 h&veair lines of transportation between all points—either up in the uir or oth­ erwise. I’m bound for New York, and I’d save 12 hours’ travel if I could travel in a straight line from Denver to New York. For instance, the air line be­ tween Chicago and New York is 700 miles; by rail it is 901 miles. From Buf­ falo to New York it is 295 miles in an air line. 422 miles by rail. Why, our coun’try is so great that the public lands here exceed in the number of square miles the whole ot Russia in Europe. the Esrerantisto, Is utterly opposed to The state of Texas as much larger than the Volapuk organ, for it has literary Austria. Germany or France; New Mex­ tendencies. ico In larger than England. Ireland. The fat-t is, Esperanto hopes to de­ Scotland and Wales combined; Mon­ throne ^Volapuk altogether. Verses tana is larger than Norway; Missouri may be written in it, and translations is larger than Turkey in Europe, Ken­ of the Iliad and Hamlet have been pub­ tucky is larger than Portugal.West Vir­ lished. ginia is larger thn-u Greece, Arizona is Like all artificial universal lan­ as large as Italy, Indiana is twice as guages, the roots of Esperanto arc de­ large ss Switzerland, und Wyoming and rived from the best known of modern Oregon are as large as Spain. In th : ' tonguu’j—English, French and German event of a successfiul war of conquest —these offering the least difficulty to with Great Britain, or by annexation, students. If the United States should become pocCLEVER SHAMMING. eessed of Canada, it would s^d 34*94,315 square miles of territory to the great Faris. Houaekeepers Willnow Lock Askauc* republic, and our total area would at Sanitary Expert*. then be 6,307.371 square miles. We One of the “knights of industry” who would still be one-third smaller than abound in Peris accomplished a very the Russian empire, and one-third sharp theft recently, sajs a Paris letlarger than the Chinese empire." ter. He walked around to n newiyconstructed bouse on the Boulevard I ODD BILLIARD FACT& IN PARIS. The ndrocutes in this country of cremating dead bodies will be somewhat encouraged by the reports that come from Paris of tbe number of Incinera­ tions that took place there during the first four mouths of 1805. says tbe New York World. Tbe number of incinera­ tions that occur, cither in accordance with a previous request uf the person whose body is dia;>o«rd of or at the instance of the representatives, in­ crease* every year with great regu­ larity. though not rapidly. According to the statistics published by the pre­ fect of police, the number of crema­ tions that took place at the Pere la Chaise cemetery from August, ISS0. to the end of April. 1893. were as follows: 1S8G. 46: IS90, 121; .'801. 134; 1892, 159; 1903.189; 1894,216, and 1895 (four months), 75. . The foresee would consequenUy often be idle were it not for the remains ! Makin* a Tab!* la • IMy-Tb* Bafta Sm■oaod in laeabaton—Cotorla* **4 ■alia A billiard table can be built in 24 hours if carte blanche ia given to the mannfactnrer. but he prefers to have time to get the right effects, from <me month to six. The wood needs to be seasoned for a period of nearly sewn years. Rich, deep Spanish mahoprny Is used, pollard oak, ebony and satin wood. . Tables are not always covered in green. Blue is sometimes used and a pure olive green. The late Prince Leojxdd was the first to moke use of the latter color, and olive green is known to-day in the billiard world as “Prince Leopold’s color." . The balls must be well seasoned be­ fore they are used for play. Manufac­ turers have incubators in which to store them that the.v mny undergo the drying process. Some incubators will hold _ 3,WH» balls. When they are first fully ■B|' Solid ivory made they are “green." „ is I from the hospitals, which amount to the only satisfactory material of which from 2,000 to 2,500 Imdics per annum. | to make them; “artificial balls" (those The apparatus employed is that of made of composition) are much heavier MM. Toisou! and Frndct and works by and do not wear well. English makers, means cf gna with a rrcujxrator. In- to givej the red balls a perfect color, Cinerations arc accomplished in an hour | steep them in in a a decoction that fa is some_ them decoction that someor. at most, an hour und a quarter, and 41 —- described as the ““---------■-------- • limes guardsman's the cost of tbe combustible never ex- bath." This is extracted from the old ceedte three francs jwr o|>eratiou. costs of “Tommy Atkins," aud for bil­ Another apparatus. Invented by M. liard balls it is the finest scarlet dye Ficbet. has recently been inaugurated. known. • The difference between the two inven­ tions lies ehiefly in the application of VICTORIAS CHIEF COACHMAN. oxide of carbon. In the contrivance devised by M. Fichct ibe Ixxly is con­ Help Him. sumed by hot air alone and does not The queen’s state coachman. Edward come into contact with gases. Accord­ Miller, is an old and faithful servant, ing to this method, ineincratiou takes who has held his post for years, says , place a little more rapidly thnn in the Spare Momenta. He drove the quoen 'Toisou) furnace, but the. expense is to the duke of York's wedding, on which < greater by nearly a quarter as much. occasion he handled four horses from tbe box. There were no postillions. i WEBSTER GAVE HIM THE APPLE. The supreme control of the royal sta­ bles rests, of course, with tbe master md froi of tbe house, an office nt present held Thom Orow a HUtoric Tree. by the duke of Portland. Next to his There is an old apple tree back of grace in command in the erov n equerry. the old' Doty homestead on Doty is­ Sir Henry Ewart, who is really the act­ land, In Neenah, which ha*- a history, ing chief. Sir Henry, by the way, looks says the Milwaukee Sentinel. it is a after the naming of the horaea. His tree which grew from apple seeds plant­ duties, however, are not alXo'ligbt as ed by ex-Gov. .Ismea Duane Doty. When this one. The immediate control of Mr. Doty was firstappo-med territorial tW’mewais in the hands of Mr. Nicholas, judge «rf Wisconsin by President Fill­ who waa formerly u lieutenant in the more. and was about to leave Washing­ royal horse artillery. He bas under ton, the great Daniel Webster shook him h staff of about 60 officials. One hands' with him and budc him goodof the most interesting relics of old by, at the same time handing him a Buckinghum house is the “riding large red apple. We’uster then split horse." which bas other interests than the apple in two and he took one-half that of the grammarian's escape In and Doty tim other. The seeds from it the royal children were taught horse­ Doty’s half were brought to this place manship. and on the wall one may see and planted, and all there is left now the iron brackets used when they is au old, withered tree, almost ready practiced lemon cutting. • to faB. The Doty homestead across the river HIS RETORT COURTEOUS. still remains, and is in a good state of preservation. It is an old log house, aud before the new/1 toborts summer re­ Dr. Chalmers, the eminent divine, sort was built it was used as a sum­ was fond of telling the following story: mer hotel. An old registry which was I«ady Betty Cunningham, having had used in this hostelry is still preserved some difference of opinion with the by Mrs. Roberts, and on its title page ]>arish minister, instead of putting her are Ibe autographs of some of the usual contribution in the collection noted men of the country who used to plate, merely gave a stately bow. This come ,licre to catch fish in Lake Winne­ having occurred several Sundays in bago. Among them were the names succession, tbe elder in change of the of Gen. Philip H. Sheridan. Gen. Anson plrite ut last lost i>atience. nnd blurted Stager, Gen. W. T. Sherman. Walter Q. GresbanL William Pitt Kellogg. Ceorge out: "We cud dne wi’ less o’ yer man­ Jay Gould. Emmons Blaine. John B. ners. an’ mair o’ yer siller, maleddy.” Dining on one occasion ut tbe house Foraker, Perry B. Smith, and a score of a nobleman he happened to repeat of other? not quite so prominent. the anecdote, whereupon the host, in TO WIN AT POKER. Henri Quatrc, which had lately re­ some tenants, nnd pompously Device* That While Not Open Chesting j ceived 1 represented himself as the special ar­ * There are more simple ways than one chitect of the board of health, sent to win at R game of poker, without to inspect the sanitary arrangements openly cheating, as is evidenced by a of the new dwellings. The concierge, couple of young men who belonged to deeply impressed by the grand appear­ n joker chib recently broken up and ance of the man, and believing iu his who played the game to win. They hod official character, admitted bitn to the various schemes, the first being as fol­ rooms of one of the tenants, who hap­ lows: They would go into a gome with pened to be connected with the Lyons plenty of mohek. begged or borrowed railway. The occupcnt of tbe flat was if necessary; ^hey would play in every' out. as the sham architect took care . good-sized stake and let the'small ones to ascertain beforehand. alone: tltey would begin to bet, each The sharper sent the innocent coxiraising 1 he other and their companions cierge Cewnstaini for a measuring rod, at the table, UBcsjieetive of the size of nnd immediately set to work to force hands; wJtethcr the others held enor­ ' open a safe, whence he took a packet mous bands or not they were bound of railway shares nnd City of Paris to go out- in time, and then the part ners bonus, amounting in value to over would divide the spoils in this way £200. The safe was firmly closed be­ managing to Ruru tunny au honest—or fore the return of the concierge, who, dishonest—penny, as the opinion may suspecting nothing, accompanied the be. The second game was not so fair, sharper around the apartment. After says the Syracuse Post. The two con­ the sham architect had finished his tour spirators sat pert Ho one another. of inspection, be politely departed. They would look into one another’s When the official of the Lyons com­ hand, and the lowest man would drop pany came home at noon he discovered out at the appropriate time. Then his loss, and entered Into immediate be would take every occasion to look communication with the police, who info the other’s hands. If they were are now looking for the sham archi­ higher than his companion's he would tect j nudge the companion and the latter PRETTY WOMEN “BUYERS.’’ would drop ont; otherwise be would re­ main with the certainty of winning Employed by Shrewd MrrchaniB with the money. The two rogues had nu­ Wever-Fallins Grand Result*. “What won't merchants nowadays do mcrons other ways of beating the game, but these were the plain, unvarnished in order to gain a business advantage?" foundations for many a case of high­ asked the drummer from Ohio, who then, says the Buffalo Express, partial­ way robbery on their part. ly answered his ok(n question by say­ ORDERED A TIN PETTICOAT. ing: “1 went into a big department a not over-well pleased tone, raid:, DIDN’T SEE HER MAMMA-THERE. “Are you aware. Dr. Chalmers, that Th* Pope insisted That a Nude Statue Re store in Philadelphia last week. I found Lady Betty is a relative of mine?” that the buyer for my line of goods was Draped. “1 was not aware, my lord.*' ieplied One of the moet curious instances^ u woman, a mighty handsome woman. She was such a wee mite of a little the doctor; “but, with your permission, of the struggle between art and pro- 1 mode an appointment with her for tbe priciy is shown in St Peter’s. The next morning. When J arrived with my t girl that it’s a wonder she wasn’t 1 shall mention the fact the next time the great crowd that I tell the story." writer, says the Troy Press, was ram­ samples, 1 found half a tlozcn salesmen crushed in bling through the great cathedral one ahead of me, and had to, wait my turn. I thronged one of the big Chestsut SAFETY FOR PASSENGERS. •day when he suddenly came upon an The buyer was busy just then with a street dry goods cm|K>riums. But enormity. It was the superbly sculp­ fellow who sold cheap jewelry. He was she kept a tight clutch on a lady's tured form of a beautiful woman, the a susceptible youtli. and th’- girl was । band, rays the Philadelphia Record. head, bands, neck, ankles aud feet sep­ stringing him for ail he was worth. I and was happy in tbe delight of seeing Those of our readers who have had arate masterworks of art. The word You’d have sworn that she was in love all the wonderful Christmas things. the curiosity to examine the appoint­ ! Her companion waa dressed in deep separate is used advlcedly. for tbe torso with him. She called him by his first ment* ami ecMipments of excursion and kgs were modestly hidden under a | name, leaned her head confidingly mourning, having evidently lost a near boats such as ply about the bays aud tin petticoat pointed to represent mar­ against his as they looked over the relative. At one end of the store was harbors of the Atlantic coast, says Busi­ ble, but so ill in color and drapery line samples and insisted upon pinning the apretty scene representing thefiigbtof ness, may bare noticed on the main that the entire statud seemed disjoint­ goods into his scurf and shirt front to angels, the angels being wax figures , deck a weighted and suspended pointer, ed and at war in its tomponent parts. see how they would look. As a result, suspended in midair. The little girl so arranged as to indicate by its swing­ “Si signor," said the gu«de, apologet­ she bought all she wanted Xnr a song. gazed in wonder at the sight, and her ing movements the deviation of the ically. “It Is the impossible. Very That young fellow's employers ore big brown eyes opened to their fullest bout from even keel. Some weights on ■true. But wbnt can be helped? The probably wondering yet how he came to ex ten L Some strange thought seemed wheels, commonly termed “chain to take possession of her childish mind, boxes,” are at band for use in evening ■sculptor he make beautiful model nude. sell so cheap.” and she scanned each angel face close ­ It will not do. It is oo tbe pope's tomb. the load of tbe boat As tbe boat lists LIVED HIS LIFE ALONE. | ly. Her little heart. was evidently _______ J The pope, be comes to see his tomb to one side, when the eager sight-seers B HaW)1 without Spechts ’ ^°ub,ed’ *®d her Op* quivered as she .lush pell-mell to secure some special two. three hundred years ago. He say Sprat Tear* looked up into the Indy ’ s face and no. V\‘e will not have such thing, lie view, the chain boxes are quickly rolled A year or two ago a well-to-do gentle­ mked: "Auntie, is that really Heaven in the opposite direction, and when, by tell the sculptor to put on the drapery. The artist, he say no—it is impossible. man died in a New York hotel. He had up there?" “No. darling, it’s only reason of a change in point of interest, Then the pope call a workman and he lived in the hostelry-for years, and yet make-believe,” softly replied the lady. the crown runs to the opposite side of ray—put on the clothes on tbe figure. not a soul knew him personally or any­ Tbe little one’s face brightened up, and the boat, the chain boxr* in turn are The workman not an artist, only a thing about him beyc.nd the fact that with a beautiful smile and a" little s*heeled to the contrary direction. The workman. He put on the tin petticaat he paid his bills promptly and regular­ sigh she murmured: "1 didn’t think it pointer or indicator, hanging against a •nd paint li. The pope satisfied. He 'ly. He chose to make no acquaintances, was res) Heaven, because 1 don’t see post near the center of the boat,-verves j ■ die and is buried in the tomb. But says the New York Advertiser, and was mamma there.” to direct the movements of the deck­ . hands with the boxes. • everybody wonder tws, three hundred •satisfied to appear to the hotel manager as “No. 61, K," or by whatever number , .years at the figure.” FADS OF FAMOUS MEN. his room designated. The hotel man­ SCHEMES r London's lord mayor bas to put on three suits of clothes on taking office. He wears a wide-sleeved, velvet-faced, fur-trimmed robe of purple silk rep on presenting himself to tbe lord chaneellor at Westminster; thia he uses rfterward as a police magistrate. For 1 t>bi show he wean a robe of superfine wcarlet broadcloth, faced with sable fur end lined with pearl satin; this hr must wear when greeting the judges st tbe Old Bailey and on all saints* days. The dress for evening and formal receptions i is a black damask satin robe, embroid-ered with silver gill. Under these he wears a velvet coat and knee breeches. The robes are a perquisite of the office •ad coat 11.000.' Tbe chain of office '.has oa it diamonds worth $600,000. and ‘cndh Wnl mayor must give bonds for v.ts safe return on receiving it. When the queen passes through the city a fourth robe h necessary, but. as thia , agement had changed several times, but he lived on there, a calm, unruffled ex­ istence. As a guest such a man is a jewel, and. as may reasonably be sup­ posed, he was not likely to be harrassed by unnecessary attentions. When be died and it was found that he was a gentleman of independent fortune—the newspapers, of course, making the dis­ covery-some people marveled for a day or two, and then forgot him. I recall the incident now only to illustrate that tn a great city like this what appears to be tbe most public life may in reality be the most exclusive. Inoneof tbelMdtngJonnulaof Modtevideo. the following advertiramorm appeared recently: “A .ery rich younr woman would like to m.rry a yonur mao of good family. If abe will pay tie debta of bar future hcaband. Send answer with pbototrraph to I. P, at the office of the jm>rtnent Genins ia spontaneous, fluctuating and wholly inexplicable, but with all of Its bewildering myaticism and intervali of childish weakness the world pays lasting tribute to its strange phenomena, and would at any moment gladly possess itself of It, spys tiunoy South. Genius, In which we find the fiery threads of passion woven, is al­ most always attended by mental eccen­ tricities or physical impotency. Ju­ lius Caesar was an epileptic, whereas Dr. Johnson exhibited a senseless habit In not being able to pass a cer­ tain post without first touching it with his hands, and should be puss it by without conferring this mark of distinctlon he would retrace bis steps as soon as the slight-oecMrred to him and Jay his hands upon it. It is said his bead oonld not resit easy until thia poor, Iporut w-gro *bo draw. Pure Blood means sound health. With pane, rich, healthy blood, the stomach and di­ gestive organa will be vigorous, and there will be no dyspepaia. Rheumatism and Neuralgia will be unknown. Scrofula and Salt Rheum will,disappear. With pore Blood Tear aervea will ba strong, and your sleep sound, sweet and refteahing. Hood’s Sarsaparilla makes pure blood. That is why it enrea ao many diaeaaea. That is why ao many thousands take it to cure disease- »*•'" *” " HAD TO BE FED LIRE A BABY A FEARFULLY AFFLICTED MAN, Suffering, Grief and Worry Fi I His Cup to Overflowing. ‘ from thtt InduJtirial Xrtri, Jucfarm, ilirh. Oll lMr brain. Pen ^sntot <!<•*<• Mynm L K«x. • -wlb/ working,. I.u ^*' "■ lw*r )lr«l it MDrijr ,an In lb. cily A TV, -, rrp.rt.r ,.,1^4 u|.„ ij M r v wf JackMU. Mich., at SW Adriuu Ave., where her hom<*. East Hill. । hruanw a Itappy liitine. Hi* health hod tidied ?* '); »»s looking 11f ...... •- ’reS’ • ^ ’’piA& ., , . , j । f Li health nnd ehrerfully tukl th * rrjx.ner hiin fur M>nn* yrara hark, and .the less of his -ton.. f 111 wife, tiro year* ago, filled his riip of miwry to [ “EvrrsincHhaC terriblexeti;, : ir I overflowing. Grief and worry mm»u brought J“id Mra J«»ok. “up t«. a yrm :*h<, I *•< M an a stroke of paralym. A frw weeks later "J.’«/. ’ r«’j in . . . . . ,. , ■■ j, ., j which often went to my f and limta Iu- had a aecvnd stroke, which totally disabled ' j <a, t>ftra ,B B terril»le\r *tue that I hid him. He could neither more a lituft, nor his I to iiae a crutch io get RTnund *d o/rlM dide, hesd s baby. * lx-«t | | eh ”------bcfag nvsu and had nau to iube or fed mi like liar* imuj. TI im ire-----(M tte to more —-■« abom .-ruul t tlj Iioum- J medh-al aid .id was ... tbmivbed fLmi.bcd him, him. ami hi. hl, friends frirad. |। PSpr *1“ ^j t‘o M wril/li^ _'r, in s| •> '’J1" •'-< I expected to m w*U. ft wa« a divw I ■ did all dicyeotdd for him, but human hands [ rur*«. One of the dorton* doctor* I1 »■</ c«i ray j seemed pr.werlewi to give him relief. , । “®d clntted bkxMl in my head. । B«h .b. W. T. trwin, Lira t-M , , j him, after a consultation, that th*v were n» ■ patent inediclse*, but they did , h;. no nod. mean* uf helping him. He wtre then but a! “ My complexion was a pit ht white, atrf mere skeleton, without power to move and ■' ri------ J."" ,‘°u^ k”! UOud’ "" *ti>. 'urning w srarvely m rrugih enough to ex press hUwbdie*. • water?” Death wa< truly much preferable to a Huger-1 - at me now do I look iirk ’ “Ix»k J The |rep-trirr wag forr*.i to xlgiit that hehd lug life of Much misery ami beiplrsanem. v •klom area a more perfet vuil-dittau d The marvelous cure, by Dr. Williams' link I seldom health. Mri. Juwa Mid . Pills, uf s woman aflllvted similar to hiumdf, r: ■ which uppearrel in the ImlMttrint -Vetre, was “Dr. WiUiaatp Pink Pilb, fcj- p,)c did it read to him, and although only a lingering "1 M go inywhcr. ...» , • i —• vhile before I sjxirk of liopc existed, he cunM-itled to give the nu»ni using Dr. WilliMijremedy Will,.,, J medicine a trial, but iusiuted that another mild mu more ->Ut out at rfihr I th* hou —. •• For three yt — • • rtsrv would yol Lelirre h I physician be called, in order1 to lay the matter did not even po torhurcli. U .TWM, ,I ia> , n«>talwav, briioe him. Th.- piiriHao «•> n«mn«i ___ olH ; confined to my bed, but euuld j n«t leave tk< and afters thorough examination «»f t he. pat i mt * bonne. ’ and learning thr history <«f the case, said that “I'heard ofthepill.auiteauh lesgo, «Dddehe could promiae no relief ami advised him to t ,.u!irire ’ y-t.pic wiry wnu iu mr t<m n. a id now I kco* . (Oiiu , , n-,i i - l l l . prapletotrytiiemiuthetawn.a try Dr. Williams ’Pink Pills, which he had * dnxrn people •* • that- arc u«ing tl *iii. I rrewnoften known to succeed when everything else ' inrnd them ■ J jo trcrylmd) and t r> dwajr* 1 do 'iain>trret, had failed. The pill-were procured, aud he • -ad. Tbcilrmnd*. Mr. Prior, < ni Maia Street, d„, io send ami art ,-ab “ h:.F look IlH-m xr- nllw to .lirwioo., with th. | j|, away djj'nj -igp 1 <l'>r»n boire ( ..-r rm*, ib- did not kn-p them ut now I be­ At »*«• the cim of’ two | licve h" he — arils than any ...I, <wlj< r ruxiieiDf." mon wonderful remit. .<* —-•! *•< !lc more ii;;. —the ». end . * of * •four I It may weeks hr could walk, andj at •any be Naid said right right here here that thin] Mr. Prior »u -----------....... J." ' “ ' M»rn by r TVmrv reporter and <\ r <>l-oraudMn. weeks although perirrtly eared cured j, .' week*, siinoiigii weak, hr wax was pcriretiy and is now able to do all kibds of light work. > •• Whererer g people say] “Why. Wn. ________ y.1 go ■ Jonrr, m>w w welt •J on**, I1k well you y< are looking. Rua did it i »• —J ■ -(ways tell theli Pink Pili A TBRRIBEK RIDK. i “ “ I cant really tell you h how fanny iioxeoof - .. i, , . ' the but II am never without — pills -XM- Ir harf'takrn, 1— l-Ak£C ‘5 ''’’■tryn them in the botsr. 11 Lave have not not hnd the diiitNew Virk a man and wife were driving a> touch of iny old I illnew f.w r-J the tj,e .1*4 ,jx rapul ya. the darkm*n> und im-lemrat weather and ’tirl a> if I nrrer I ud bre would penult. ijfe •• . • TieThr..7 rain i," Iwat down, “ ujM>n I-- the robber r"l‘brr coverMr. J.mn. nunr in TKile th. ms «nd fi-.nJ tu W.V nth. rvrr, rr»-k .1.1 end.-r^l lr ,reporter . if.' jru Vs tati•PS'"na___ nonul. . ‘The utvupsnuof tlie l>ujKy were Dean Jones ; ........................ ....................... “You can readily imagine, Ik said,-‘boa mill hiw wife, of Sniingville. N.Y. Every-II ftighly we regard the retutdv fa tin* h<ww boilr i- fiuniliur wrth the usuir. Hr i» the a wife ni| llier'rrcngsd where wehave had .. if, and' ... ’ ' ' well-known starting jitdre. **»•’ ,‘*J‘ 11) perfect katk” fsinoii* fur bi» impnrtisl **»«! fair treatment of Dr. WniiRW Pink 1111. nr not looked iurkrjm ut the poM. It irus ubout tru yi-ur* *«o that Mr. and ; upon a. s pRldnt medicine, hut rnthtr as a prescription. An an*ly>i« ' ,'r propertita Mr*. Jone* nmk‘that fuh-ful ride that camr show that tb*er.rontain* in a cuqdrr wd funn. near voMins her her Ilfr. all the elrtm-nu necewan .- fc>. new life atra. Thry wen* roiny from their home in Spring- ’ richnm th the blood am! p‘-m ... » •rv -hattred ville to Conradis, a ride of a>M»nt nevrnty . nerve*. Th'ry-are an unfailin; • ,-j -■’•ific for milr*. Startint early in the muniinr, they .*tK*h 1 direanrs as locomotor atxxi i partis) k nxlr to Scio, a dfataare fifty-five mile*, ami : ralyxLs. *t. Vitos* dauee. reiatii s. futidl n< ursLoa, from there started to Conradix. When about ' irheumatism, nervous headache. i‘ «!)• reflect* ten mile* from their destination th*-storm over- :<of la grippe, palpitation of th. ' ’ art psleaad took litem. ii sallow runiplrxiun\ and the <1 leriing re­ Mr*. Jone* ’ clothe* were thoroughly staked ’ •oiling i from O*rvou« proMrsi: al! di<tan tiefore town wa* reached. There wire no fire | i resulting from vitiated huin >.- .in ............ — the blond. in their hotel room and she became chilled to ' i ax M-rofttla, « hronkthe bone before the Huie blase, the attendant ■ such arc ai*o a wpeyiBr ST ery*i|s ttfou»d( Iji-. • t- Thry started, warmed the atiwwphere. j females. *ach *« Mtpprr«»i«-i • From that time on Mrw. Jour* «a* an ill [ and all forms ofwmkm-*. Th< TTrC'ilariilts build up the woman. ' ।। blond, — .-2 rtMarr th** clow of •< llralrli |0 paland Her trouble—well it wax about everything ami nUIo* chotk*. They nrr “** *' ■ *lir wile by'tB with which human flesh can be affibdetf. She drntnriM*.' «»r nky be had hr i had a rtraugr, queer feeling in her brail, that 1 William*' Mreftc!*tr t.'rHnpnny.nihil fn-m Pr. frit ■■ i* -k~i---------- •••-------•• » What is CASTOR I Al Practically Perfect Preparation For s T CHILDREN’S Complaints Hood’s Sarsaparilla It wgl put life in more readers th *ny paper u> the county. i �Hastings Banner ** ’her; ll-ugh. I—I believe hab>r^bt to luww.” He UbM up qw^My. "Yas that she-rares forme'?” • COOK BROS. Proprietors. "I Ita’Mb no rigWt to say lt—ahe has ■toldtteuothing->jt I can't help think­ ing that she does. She seemed<n\iaw and iraa ppointed ‘when yon dstn'Dcouve hutne last night,'*’ Ringbrand hurried from the hcwqpe. rewHving to break his engagement with Ihe colonel at all hazarda, but ttaftgenweman calmly waived hrs stonmnering •excuses askk- and mode room Mr him Wik aarti paper?’ tn the seat-of the carriage. "After Tvc •»© ‘"D* ■fo’JWiir honpfftallty. done your day, :a-draggin’ you er.lowel?’ Tepliefl Kuiffbrand,-mailing it over tte country afooA. the wry least j f!:eYhoughtof literarywork iutbe bourn you can do is to let mc cysr’ you home with Hester. “1 xuppose you’d be quite with me, and the mo’ especially as you wvifling tsj have me tiirp ffhe Irfiureto’’ AN VMMIEMEBITATW DEPAnTWtK. cyan’t make us a visit?’ Those who ought to knew most-abort ixAo-u Huorkslw>p; am] i nlmnst wishl Ringbrand gave up-aguin. for the sim­ uuch matters printout the «xrota*»lftyof ■ uwalfl •takc .'TtMi Ht yeur wort, selfish us ple reason that he had no valid ab­ things terrestrial by showing tltut-riie Il-wouki be. It would wureely be pttejection-to offer, un41 4uilf an hour later •change^jipoairioo. of a single jrrahj-trf ’•flblc.’tliough:, ’I'Klwuldu’t lmow hov to he was sitting on the -veranda of “The sand may dMenntae ibe <www •«£ -n ♦•ot1 kJE>]^wo»e oili ».f reudlmif ihe.print- Laurels," deep in ate'iliscussion of the miffhty river; Or4 that a chance raindrop T^ey ‘had ‘loftMnc dirJr roaU'ha the raw iproblem with tfhe colonel—a districkling dbwn the face erf a-cliff may mark the line of rroskmi *ui>ich •rihriil •pilJ^jandnvere-d^srcndlMg a steep hill i cofHnna in which ^nc northern point of Mmv fared indiffcjrently because the vwjiiunNy *ut tbe anoawtain in 'iftvtkin. | 'jo-atoril ii the'riier. The driving wax j snlidl of its advoewte was too busy with If tlieiw illtistraliOBs pwvetlp‘>s»bjec- •flifllnult.'aniil 1he«"olonril{gate hfo-eutiro | •ijutAtions sugjpcsted by the pres­ 'tion <>f: the elewrnts to the imk-orsdl (ittention ito iibt; horse* ax they aHd ence of Hester Sait inter. t\JI through rule -«of ehaugv .«-vamj4rH;anvMU<tt<nvanK 'ilow-n the rocky declivity, talking to 'the argument he*was studying her face, iug to show that !br saiauc taw:guveFnr thflinxMidf<tlu\v 'undPrttlBMMi hfer• >x pIieit searching therein for the proof or the w ith- equal auihoHny ini ttte-(tamiamqft (itoectioriw. -“te-o. now.'there,''Fo)liv«r contradiction of Mrs. Ludlow’s nMtcrm >ri#ln xnmrt ehurtk v* rod: human ii ff.iirs. 'tfcm. and tormenting himself by trying jjnst ahfrR(bdfyyoii-^t«Qp araUnd ft, tny Ringbraml 'bo imngkie what Hester would say if be 1’Oy. You. JtMfle! nevar you'mind uiiovt morning fully detemiiuod ttotan’ryiaut should tell her of his intended depart­ hut jirorraniuw of the ^Mskrtougevening. tTollivw; juitt.piek up yottrojvn feet a ure and ttie reasoi) for it. •liltlv Hiighnr. Steady, now” add he told Ludkvw >aa |W»e •Iwuakfnst After an early tea the colonel excuse*] “Yon ha ve_- pretty Knight roa tlx a roc nd table that hr wooid rpiaeft ttlie tOrenmou ! himself, riding off-with Henry to the 4i the 'furnace with bisu. Astthry ’wort-, tiere?’'heiran Hingbrand?bracing biinwest farm, a ixjrtion of the estate lying •w*lf ii>to'his*iaut. *51 should think — " leaving tht* hoawe n igtvtltrr ahe-cdlrmdl ' two miles fartherback on the mountain. • The interruption ‘wnx ran oniinouR overtook them in his birggyaaiil invited When they were left alone together. Kinghrard to go <» tth i^im «sn ;u'drive aoup. - anti i<hfi -bonnHi* stopped. ‘'That Hingbrand made a commendable effort bou»Jed 'mights 'llk>- something broke," to keep tte stream of coin vnatiou flow which was for sale, prcnnikiijg to'get >uid the-colonel, urnd tliey alighted and ing in trivial chanuels; bet his looked thr-rarriageoverxtfrefailly. “Yex, him back to <h«* companySatrfficcltefqre t houghts set so fiersistcntly toward the noon. There w as nosrcid (rcasonffur re­ :herv- ft to. for xr re.” Ihe continued ; feud, and its bearing upon both their fusing. and the eoiondl stasltospitabiy ."tongueVnrokt-olf rigiitiherv?' lives, that he had'spoken of it almost They -examined the fracture, . arid insistent: Ludlow added hk'w<iwl..an{i tefore hr knew what be was saying. iRirgbrand sugeflfrtl 'wrapping it in the ujishot of the matter matsitimt “I should think it wonk! be a-constant superintendent wem it»!U»:«.fH«e:ulonL:, -xplints'with on? of the halli'r-xtrups. source of anxiety to you.” be said, ir­ ’T reckon i t.would rift holii,’’ sudd the while his guest dcqiaradi open am tetcrelevantly. , i nrsibn w hieh was to demonstrate anew •:<dConel,'"bilt ‘wvmu-trj’ it?’ “Perhaps it would, if I knew vchat it Theynt soon- time trying-to pot the futility of huauje plms amd .pip< was." she answered, demurely. ’ jivse*.. ' i , tike sugjrvstion into praetiee. succeed"Pardon me—I must have bet® think­ Making due aUowatxx? Serr Hie rfaot dng linolly in imahing-a dumf y xplice, ing aloud. I meant the feud?’ that Kingbrand was up|g> >thr-ese of rahich -the first, prill of the kr-rxFs dixShe smiled at his preoccupation. "1 taking a step wliich invohed’tbeTenun- jjtiinteii hoj>eie«Uy. "’’It’s• nowise, Jfr. supposed thut was what you were eiutioii of the woman &c loved, he-wa« iIXingbr».nd."-!»iii the colonel; “we’re on thinking of. No. I can't say that it is jfair it; therr ’ a (nothing like, a bluckless ’."companionable tfcn Uic-inlght exactly a source of anxiety, although, have beer.. Their route tiwok’tbe.m-over 'omitiMEhiop tbHrtM<ied’TrrgBi&hrn.'* of course. I should be gtud -enough if Ringbranil ■ looked ut libs'watch arid ihe xvnisjciiknollsiutbv cuarn vallcyjanU Hie Bynums would htixe Ite country. each. >‘iM- in the nxid brotight-autmew *aw that 11 -was h:llf-jmsi.ten. “How 1L isn’t pleasant to bare the enmity of itcir.nirs of the landj-cuipf.. An.'tbe1op ffar are. we from ftln*-village., colonel’.’’’ such people." Of th-* highest of tlx? hl|>s the zsdkmul mis asked. **But your falter and twodher—don’t stopped and |x»inted ioot e’he 'winding “"AbcHit'righttnillva. I- rrwkon." you sometimes feel anxious on their ac­ That, w11led ithe question of depnrtcourse of the Harmony trrer_"fra'tends count?" i.ml reaches et ched among-the fields in । pirc for 'that •ihjy. and Rirsglirai-d wax She shook her tea*’,. “That-would be : -inubus pathway ofsUvrff-ar.ist,-naffied i( ainnoywti to find himself feeling rather disloyal; it would imply -A doubt of by Hi<- sun into tkeei Kwyvcs-ef transiti-|. jubiimit thun dicsippointeti ever the un­ their ability to take care of Itemrem |r-art. in themkidlr^iifr.;m<ir_a:i(l - mivoidaok* delay, ille helped the colonel a tent hulj-wuy from Tiy^affhun o» the’- tunhitrih^aNd.afvrrfln hou*-?hacd wokk lllngbrand wax thoughtful forunioriver, >a group of Ixst^iwic-.iy jipplars meat, nnd then he xnH: “H’mi dreadful crowned one of the k note* ove.r.bKiking state of affairs, though. Mia* Kester; I tie- .v|llr4 to the soulfaxxEn?G, .ijud the should think it would be ia .perfect colonel indicated the ■smal'. hill ’with a nightmare to you.*' cuinprrlu nsivr gesture which included —It seem* terrible to you. uoiloubt. the cultivated fields ^irjoundhig it. hot you must remember that Ayc.nre "Thatfs the Manor furra.” hr,-sai(i,‘^ai‘<l used to it—or, anyway, a* nearly <u»ouc the old (square house in thuh can be used to such thing*. J should amtuDE’ the jx»j>iah’s. My jsafhurmiscd i feel quite lost without the feud.” it antIbe second yeah aftees Im txnoved “I envy you your courage.'” tiewn-lroni Vi’ginia, aud iit was n “That’s odd. i didn’t suppose a<man mighty comfo’tablc <«id mansion— «ever envied a woman the possession* of mighty eomfo’tabk*. seh. If yuMi’re • such an ordinary virtue as courage.” in any of the old Vijgaiia planta­ “Perhaps it isn’t » cocumos)place as tion ■: ho men, you’ll know'*iomit vslhat ■ you imagine.” ♦‘Oh. I meant with gcntkcajjen ; of “I Iuiac passed fhrottgl Virguiia.” course, it says itself that women ‘are replied Jliugbrand. “and Idhtek I lraow cowards, but that is only another way tte- ryp-. They certainly tofifc cumliirt< -oi- saying that men are brave.” aWe foul 11 the otiixide. and tdhey !#iv<: —I’m not quite sure that I follow your <urir an..idea of stability w^hieh i« <tie:-logic. Would you mi nd giving me your •oidtdly1 refreshing iu thiaape-crf ardYu. definition of courage?” iteetuPal uhuma.” “Perhaps I will—after you’ve tadd nie "Yep.-teh, they do that; «tnm]g.m»d •solid. 1 libera man was tmildln* lor Ite ! Hingbrand reflected u moment before chlld’en ajtd grandchiid'exi. The .<lit ;answering. “Possibly my definition 5« AUiuor hotter was built thaiUa-vvay; , not -quite sincere. I have always beam* and limbers of roiid aak.4rtNMe< thought that the truest courage con­ -.with tf be broadax. It «taa a -long - sisted in doing right when it is easier tine:a4iun»jn’.” aad safer to do wrong—in other wards, *’i.don’t wOnder your fattersdidnH that it requires a higher kindofeourinbwbl if.”said Rtogbrand. refiedively. .age.to suffer injury than to resent ft. **Tii«.;foaau<*iaCioiiK would alwaya have ?I’mi beginning to suspect, however, that htwmpptfiinluL*** this:t«st can be applied only to martyrs and'to -cowards—to the latter, because The .•.olonel looked surprised: “T hope y>ni-don’t allow thut te v.cm up they got Che b^ggy ta -the top of t be hill, :they use it as a plea for nonresistanee.** •*T think that is a little teyond q^v ■ on xliea jAeyn tain for that reason * ISo, •where they tied* iLwt ■tfie-skfeof.tbr road M.»lt;:lui!hftCi.:t tetter, one. Old Doc EtiiiH- .•and walked ibtwtfk (to Hie jieareatfnrm- -depth," replied Hester, snipping a rase from:the clambering bush that covered fo’d 1 teri!- right -encouragin'about the iImjuho. leading ffihe fbowea. rthe end of the veranda rind beginning mount;.ii .utr for uny mother—she ante .ulway*. nbghty pcCJy jn tile valley. J <w»‘ in the Dudley, it followed A hat they 4o trim the petals into duhlla-Uke pre­ reckon *r |h change -dill hielp her aonx.** hud only Uj jneoition their need ito.ob­ cision with her scissors. “I have al­ hr aik'.ifii. r houghttelly. rbut she n-twrr tain the hoxpiudWy and a.i«totxince of ways 'thought of u brave man us one did pirk nip after that ;mo’nin* wte» the farmer. *vi*o, leant ffitem n» anti- who was simply not afraid of anything; -tfuuted carriage axxf ref used to'lct>.them aneofwhom itcoukl be said that he did they rsjjr'fl jfather teenvi'.’ t ul. Lntiiu*’!' pulled the horses into .depart until after’•dinner. Adding the not know what fear was.” “That .always seemed tome like du­ •th? r<»;id nci-ii). and tfhQy drove on in <1clay« to the tmieroniouned in thecarcpreserva­ bious praise. If orrie doesn’t know the iieiHT. ■ ’I’ltt rvfcrete*- ffo the feud 3ul driving nrresreuy <® tion-W tbe farmer’* vehicle in jistateqf sensation of fear, there can be little vir­ fiinmglit. Vurfffnrand bsfj: to things etitirerty. it wa* near ibetnklcMe of Abe tue in being brave. To my mind, the present, a*!*! xte thought ahat be should Siftermon wlirn thry got bark Ao Tre- man who sealizes the danger and yei mot see Hrwte.nqgain had a sharper sting garthro. and then Cd. Let icier insisted compels himaoH to face it, though it Meurer, lie imfld the iiiXlc jncidcnts upon taking.bb «>«|»nioo «p to the may be with pallid face and shaking of tUieir acqttaSsMuicei. and erfied to get nMrtJDta'UB for the muaimler of the-day. iknees, deaerrea the greater credit.” Kingbrand offered every rearonable.ob“I suppose tffearfwtrue; only I never some com fort oetof the bellrf rthnt her heart wan still io her qwn keeping, and jection he could think of. knowing that got that far into the subject before. I • hat &hv'paii>of mNU notation was going another *Sait to Heater would immeas­ .don’t often reatsou about such things, to be ibis not tm The g la nee iback- urably hMreaxe th? pain of leaving her; because—I suppose you would say be­ ward jft t he pleasant ifcours spent«t the but in the end diarretfon was swept cause a woman doesn’t reason about home «f the Larinarrs reminded fcim away by as m erwhelming desire to aee anysthing; but it doesn’t seem neces­ and ’ taik with her once more, him! be sary; life isn’t ao much a question of that it would be ungrwious to gonsvay withoui making sonoe ocknowlod^- yielded. Tfeejr drove past the Ludlow**, motives as of deeds: it isn’t ao much and he ran in to tell hla boatess that be what sine thinks aa what one does. And laent of »l*c colonel’s kihdness, and he wondered kow he could manage it would not be home for tea. She saw father days one does what his ancestors without betraying his pfcans for im- the change in him. and detained him to did.” "In that case I ought to be a brave mediatc retreat. FortMnately, the ^uik if hix troubte had disappeared. "No? he replied, and she «aw the look man," said Hingbrand, smiling: “my ■colonel himself opened tbe way by ask­ ing him to beeotnc a guest at "The of despondency come into hla eyes forefathers were Scottish clansmen, and they haven’t left a record of many Laurels.” “I told Tom Ludlow, day ttgsin; "and that isn’t the worst of ft; Urfv’ yeste’day. that he was actin’ I’m going to do something that will other virtues.” -Is your name Scotch?" mighty mean about ft. mid he said he make it infinitely harder.” -Yes; tradition has it that our an­ “Are ,i<>u going to see HesterT’ reckoned they-all could send you to us cestors were the heralds of the clan, for a spelt." aud that the name comes from their “How enn that make it harder?" “I’m sure that’s very good of you, j “I can’t explain without telling you custom of whirling a lighted brand in colonel, and I thank you both for the a circle as a signal for the gathering of invitation and for your many kind­ all about ft,nnd I haven’t the courage to the hosts." do that now. ’ nesses to me since I came to Tregar“How sweetly romantic! It sounds -Tell mo one thing, nt leairt. Hm then: you certainly haven’t let me feel like a bit out of dear old Sir Walter. I your trouble anything to do with Hea ­ that I wax a stranger among you. I shoukKalways believe that, whether it assure you. I would gladly accept the ter’s money?" He shook his heml. “I wiah it were is true or not.” hospitality of ‘The laurels’ if—if my ISngbrand laughed shortly: "You nothing vvorae than that. I haven ’ t" time were wholly my own; as if is not, 1 shall have to ask yon tn excuse me. I anything, aa you know, but I think I have a true woman’s admiration for valorous deeds, haven’t you ? A peacecould earn a living for both of us.” really ought to be in New York now." able man finds himself rather out of the "And yon won’t tell me what it is?” “Well, I’m right sorry for that—’deed r nrning-" ■ ” 1 cannot.** 1 am.” replied the colonel; “I sort o’: Thursday, Mar. 5. *696. 1O.VB hm Orf main m * visit. "I havr nov. I—q>t< than ( Khoflkir rejoined RhqjbtvnA. Ruukh^ a mrutal »fhe rt»usoak. wc prolmHj knew, 1 deptm# upMk ray work !tor « Ihrmff.avftl 1 xwri*tuffem! i® ueg-Icd it for very Imig trtto time?’ The (MlvnH bragged. ••’Hears ’tntore <i4re vierti ‘•’’"■M 'begone \xost •mywtovrr; xve-Hs'll'vt* grtt itwniffhty^tiiet (place wp-tmtWiiicnnrtuln.nud I’m right uurt nv^erwulil wn yoa *0111-Wttk-pen. 45 M MOKTSAGK BALK. . MORTGAGE SALE. Kbe looked.up in ympprisc at the cyn Default bavin* teeu made tn tbe eondttiens Default baring been made in tbe conditions outbun*. “I think that’s a little ™-’- *«» w ot a mortgage dated tbe IKh day of September, of a eertals Unkind.” ste bald, quietly; "but if you Ute. made by Charles Baker and bi, wife Mary Gregor? sad will insist M|x>n throwing down the Ann Haker ut tbe Township of Aasyria, Barry Wlloox dated Countyt Michigan, to anna 8. Austin, J» bn L uliallenge.* she paused «nd trimmed of! SchuvLr. William H. Slocum and John F. kateoff MiefofhD.mi the November, A t). 1*3 In the last rcmninjng petals of the rose. Doug'as as Exectitora erf the e-iate of Robert F. Twenty-ci . ob ra*s ou, , on which ausUti. deceased, of Klugs Count*. Suu* of Liber 34 o "1 dmrt begin to understand bow any New York and recorded In tbe office of tbe card totedi»eSt ttedate „ ..... — rfTuree bundriM aevotyRegister of Deeds, for the County of Ba-ry and true wKtman could respect,u man who State of Mic’.lgmon tbe 13th day ot Bcutem- nine dollars and Mxty-etebt cent*, and ao at­ isn’t brave: I’m suit it wouldn^t be pos­ ber. 1M. In Liber Slot Mortgages, on Page -ZT2. torney 's fee of Twwity five dollars pfovided for on which mortgage there Isciaimcil to be due at In said mortRage. and no suit or pro?—■"—- -* sible for me. if for no other reason (ban liir dale of (bls notice th? sum of Twenty uln? law having been Instituted to recover 1 that I am my father’s daughter. There Huudrrd ami fifty-one Dollars aud fifty Bye secured by safo morteage. or any pax Now. Therefore, by virtue ot tte has never been a coward among the rente frt961.65] and an attorney's fee of thirtyfive di'llsrs provided far In said mortgage and sale contained In mid mortRaKe, and | Latimers since the day wht‘n the goad uo suit or proceedings at law having teen In­ tn such case made and provided, isoti i« herestituted to recover the amount secured by said by Risen that on laturday tbe Secoi old bishop wen Ho the stake.” May A. D. 1»g, alien o’cloca in the or any part thereof: lie had known well enoug h what she mortuag? Notice is therefore hereby given that on Sat­ I shall veil at Public Auction, to tl would say. but the verbal c->nfirmation urday (hr Xird day of May A. D. l«A at tan bidder, at the Ndrth front door of---Hastings, (that Being Ute o'clock In the forenoon, there wlU be sold, at Mouse, In tbe City o? his eonvietion came to him like the th? County North frontdoor of tbe Court House, iu the place where the Circuit Court lor In said sentence death •- n criminal who has City of Hastings. Counts of Barry and Stole of Is bolden), the premise* desert ‘ Michigan, Isafd Court House being tbe building mortgage, or so macb thereof aa oeen proved guilfy. He n«e and walked In which the Circuit Court tor tte County of essarytopavtlieamouDldue on t. " Interest * * the length of the veranda,cowing back Barry Is held], at public auctloo.-to the highest with Seven p« tber with an attorney ’ » foe bidder the premises described in said mortto lean against tbe railiugopposite her. i gage,or sn much tbe/eof as m*y te necessary ui covenanted for therein. nil those "You’ve said a hard thiug. Miss Hester," to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage, situate In above set forth with the interest thereon, he begun, “and 1 hope you’d forgive me as and tbe costs charges and expenses allowed by tbe City of Hastlags tn (be Cot for having provoked it. I v. ashed to say law and provided for In said mortgage. Stole 01 Michigan,and known x . something entirely -different—to tell Mid premises being situated In tbe County of follows: Fraction City lot* number three QW 40(1 *°ur Barry and State of Michigan and described as you aocuething of myself—” all those certain pieces and parcels of land (4 ■ In Block No. Crt (5) In tte Easters addlUoa tbe village, now City of Hanlon.-fticcpi that They both looked around at the sound described as follows, to wit: Tbe East half to [E «-i) of tbe South West quarter W. U) of portion heretofore conveyed to Chicago. Kala­ of homes’ hoofs on the gravel of the section fifteen [15] containing Eighty (80) acres mazoo and Saginaw Rau Road Company, and avenue, and saw the colonel anil bi* son of land, also thv South West quarter 78. W. ’«] containing in each lot four by eight rods of of the South West- quarter [S. W. ’<] of Section land, according to®ic recorded plat off said City riding towaid the house, Hester rose fifteen [13] except two [21 acres out ot the ot Hastings. Cmxkues and wait<Ml for liisn to tiatsh. “It’s of Soul h West corner thereof. All in Township ■umber One North, Range number seven West. Paixjr T. Cointens. r ’ no cousequi-ncc,” 4>c went on, “or, at Barry County, Miriilaaa, and containing In all Attorney for Mortgagee. leasT. ymi wNHi-ldaX think ho now. Will One Hundred and Eighteen [ite] acresuf land, according to the Voiled States survey thereof. Dated Jan. 29.189B. you teH *ne geod-by. Mm 1-atimer?” Dated, lings. Mich., February 19.1MC. Anxa b, Avsnx. She suffered him to take her hand, Jobs L. Bchcvueb. MORTGAGE SALE. v. ondcriwg a little at his abruptness. William H. Slocvm, Default having beeu made in tte p lyment o­ Jobs P. Dul'tfLABH. ■••Surely 5H»u are not going so early?” Executors of the Estate of Robert F. Austin, a certain’bond and mortgage dated tl le first duy. of November A. D. 1880 made and ei *.he said. deceased. Mortgagees. AlovzoE. Kkxastox, . Jesse Austin, unmarried of Assy “Yes, I think Kd 'better.” Countv, Michigan, mortgagorlo Eu_....----Attorney tor Mortgagees. beck of the City ot Battle Creek. iMieblgan, “But we shall ree you again soon, mortgagee ;uid recorded In tbe — — of tbe shan’t wveT* she asked. Register of Deeds of Barry County .gaa hi MORTGAGE SALE. Liter 19 of mortgates on page 14 the 19th •Ik -was uivved from •replying by the k p m. having been made in the conditions day of November A.D. iRw at 4 o', «entrance of the -colonel, who protested of Default beck to a certain mortgage made by Robert A. Kelley and duly assigned by said Eugene Battle ^warmly against his early departure, and wife Jane A. to Alexander Foster dated me Electa C. Holton of said Cite Creek, and the assfcument thereof la­ February 14. A. D. 1W7, and Recorded in tbe ■adding: “Cyan’t you stop avHille long­ office of the Register ot Deeds, for tbe County tbe office of the Register of Deeds of d Barry er, and then take one of the hawsses to of Barry and State of Michigan, on the 14th County ou the 27th day ot July A. . 1883 In Liber 23 of mortgages on page HB by which. day of February a. D. ikst In Liber 30 of Mort Tide down ?” in said gages, on page IS4 on wblcb mortgage there te dt fault the power of-aale coo d upon “No. thank you. colonel; I think I’d claimed to be due at the date of this notice tli? .mortgage has beoome operative, of Seventy-five dollars and twenty five wuicu said bond and mortgage there claimed, ■better be going; und 1’11 enjoy the sum cents, aud an attorney s fee ot Fifteen dollars to be due for prinripal and Interest date tbe ■ ■walk. Good night.” lars and provided for In Said mortgage, and no salt or sum of three hundred and sixty sdlngs at one cents, and no suit or pr, The iflusb of the summer‘sunset was proceedings al law having been Instituted to twenty recover ihe moneys secured by said mortgage, law or in equity baring teen Instil •still iu the western sky whetTfie reached or any part tbereuf; cover the debt secured by said mort—nv. , Now. Therefore, by virtue of tbe power of part thereof now therefore. noUcejis hereby The 'end of thtf -avenue. “1 can’t go sale coni -ined In said mortgage- and the statute given that by virtue of the power ot sale con­ co.wu there and meet Tom and his in sueb case made and provided, notice is hen*- tained In said mortgage, and of the Statute of 'wife.” he mused; “Helen would drive bv given that o - Saturday tbe Twenty fifth day the State of Michigan In such cases made and : ot April A. 1). 1890, at ten o'clock m the fore­ provided, on Saturday tbe sixteenth day of May me crazy with questions that I can’t noon, 1 shall sell at Public auction, to the' A. D. 1886. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the answer to-night. rilfgb the other way highest bidder, at the North Front door of the North front door of Ibe Court House In the City . Court House In the City ot Hastings (that being of Hastings. Barry County. Michigan, (that be­ and walk til) they’ve gone to bed." the place where the Circuit Court tor Barry ing the place of bolding the Circuit (Court for lie turned out-of the avenue and took County is holden), the premises described In said County of Barry) Um undersigned will a? I said mortgage, or so much thereof as may te at public auction, re tbe highest bidder, the•the road Jeailing to.the head of Mc­ necessary to pay the amount due on said mort­ lands and premises described In said ’ ~ Nabb’s cove, sauntering slowly along gage. with eight per cent, interest, and all or so much thereof as shall te nocessl legal costs, together with an attorney's fee of Isfy the said amour - due and Interest and going over the events of the post Fifteen Dollars covenanted for therein, tbe percent, costs and expenses of nail !. and an d by tow few weeks for the hundredth time. premises being described in said mortgage as attorney fee of fifietn dollar* allowL. all that certain piece or parcel of land situate and provided foriu said mortgage: s**1*1 hind no use arguing the thing," he intiieCUyof Hastings, in the County of Barry and premises bring described In said m< n:ort-s*e rmuttnred, “not the least in the world. and state ot Michigan, and known and describ­ aa—the West fractional half of the E ut halt ot tte North We*t quarter of section Thirty Three ed as follows; I can’t -change my nature, and she ot Commencing at quarter post on the North (83j in Township Number One (I) North of would despise me if she knew what a side of Section 17 in Town 3 X. ( W. Thence Range Number Seven (7) West teftig in the South Sixteen Chains and forty-seven links, Tonushlp of Assyria. Barry County 31 Idilgah miserable •craven 1-aiii; I don't believe thence South 70^ degrees. East Eleven Chains Dated February istb. isoe • JJi.grrA C. •I could bear thut; and yet it’s harder and nine links to a stake and stone In center of Assignee highway to the place of beiinning. ithan death to leave her now. I know the There? along the Center of the lifgbwuy F. w. C lapp . J could make her love me—U saw it in South 79‘s degrees East, Three chains Attorney tor AsMgnte. licks, tbcuce South Battle Creek Mich. ‘her eyes to-night* and I should have thirty three and on a line parallel with the quarter line to the ।made a wicked fool of myself in another Thornapole river, thence W esterly alone said river »o a point ao that a line running North minute if the colonel hadn’t come. . MOBTGAGE SALE. parallel with tbe East line would intersect tue 'Hello! who’a that?*’ Default having been made In tbe conditions place of beginning, thence North from said a certain mortgage made by Margrett a. He tunned at the wound of a gallop­ point to the place ot beginning, said line being of five chains aud fifty links long on the West Stevens. Florence E. Spaulding. Orrin E. Bar­ ing horse behind him and waited until side, containing two acres more or less. Ex­ ker. Mary E. Barker Blanche B. Barker, Agnes Martin V. Barker. Harriett I. Barker 'Henry Lutixuer reined up beside the cept on? acre sold off and from tbe West slde.be- Barker. Ing on tte W ' i of N. E. U of Sect. 17,3 N. 8 W. to Emily D. Bostwick, of Ithaca. New York J<wt|>ath. Tbe -cxilonel’a son glanced dated December 17 A. D. 1M«. aud record­ Alkxaxdeh Foster, ed In the office of tte Register ot Deeds, for the Mortgagee. qilickly.aruund into the gat hcringdusk, County of Barry and State of Michigan, on tbe PbilifT. Com: rove. mud then leaned over and handed a re­ 190) day of December A. D. IW), In Liber 33 ot Attorney for Mortcagee Mortgage!?, on page 72, on which mortgage there -volver to Jllnghrand. ~ Father saw you Dated, January 22. IBM. te Claimed fo be due at the date of this notice •tnrn’Up this-a-May.” he explained, “and the aum of Eight hundred nine Doilans nnd Six­ ty cents, and an attorney’s fee ot Tuenty-lvr • MORTGAGES AL E■he says you’d better tote that. You Dollars provided for In said mortoane, and De­ IVefault has ing been made in the conditions of salt or proceedings at law having teen insti­ -mightn't need it in * hundred years, a certain mortgage made by George W. Gregory but -if you did you’d need it right and Ann Gregory to Evelyn Dibble dated Dec. tuted to recover the moneys secured by said, mortgage, or any pa-t thereof. 11 A. D. iWil and recorded in tbe office of tbe much.” Now, Therefore, by virtue of the power or Register of Deeds, for tbe Comity of Barry and Hingbrand took the weapon awk­ Slate of Michigan, ou th? 11 th dav of December sale contained to said mortgage, ana the stat­ ute In such case made and provided, notice Is wardly ns a man handles unfamiliar A. D. 1891 in Liber 33 of Mortgages, on page 331. hereby given, that an Saturday tbe 23rd day oi Said mortgage was given upon the express Tools. -TH carry it because yon were condition that should any default te made in the May.A- D. iKM.at iffp'clock In tne forenoon. I shall sell at Public Auction, to tbe hitbeat bid­ kind enough to bring it, but 1 doubt payment nt tbe said Interest, or any part there­ der at thq North front door of the Coart Hou<e of. on any day whereon tte same Is made pay­ Iu the City ot Hastings, (that being tbe piece jrf Jld have the dexterity to make use able. as above expressed, and should tbe same where tbe Circuit Court for Barry County te ■of it; however, 1 imagine t liere's not remain unpaid and In arrear for the space of hofden). the premises described In said meridata, the-- and from thencefore. that Is g»ge. or so much thereof as may te necMMwr . likely to beany«ouca«ion. Please thank thirty to say after tbe lapse ot aald thirty days, the to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with aforesaid principal sum of twelve hundred 8 per reut. lntereat. and all legal cam, tegether ■ your father for me.” ' with all arrearage of interest thereon witban attorney’s fee of Twenty-five Dollars He dropped tbe pistol into his |x>cket dollars shall, at th? option of said party of the secono covenanted for therein, the premises being de­ nnd stood looking after Henry as th» party become due and payable. scribed In said mortgage as all that certain lot Default having teen made to tbe payment of piece and parcel of land situate In thd Town of latter aantered bock toward "The hu- Interest due Dec. nth. 1804. nnd tbe same hav­ Maple Greve to the County off Barn .and State irekr," than be resumed his walk and his ing remained unpaid and in arrears for the of Michigan, ana known and deccrtted as fol­ space of thirty days and upwards, the aforesaid lows: • rloomv (meditations principal sum of twelve hundred dollars with The East half of the South East Quarter ot all an earages of Interest thereon is now declar­ Section (ITv be tkrntteitc*!.) Thirty-two (») tn Town Two North ed due and payable by the terms of said mort­ Range Seven u) West containing Eighty Acres gage on which mortgage there Is claimed to be of Land more or less. due at tbe date of this notice tbe sum of Thir­ Emilt D. Boermat. teen Hundred seventy three Dollar* and fiftyMortgagee. H hue 'beeei shown that the tanger­ two eente. and an attorney'* lee ot thirty five Phi Ll i* T. co LGrots. Dollars provided for In said mortgage, and no Attorney for Mertgegee. ine orange and po&sibly some other suit or proceeding* at law having teen institut­ Dated February 17, it-OC. rarieties are formed through theeffort ed to recover the moneys secured by said mart-, gag? or any part thereof; •of the orange to make a secondary Now, Therefore, by vlrtne of tbe power of MORTGAGE SALE. •growth at the apex of the original one, sale contained In said mortgage, and tbe statute having been made In tbe aondhions in surh caae made and provided, notice Is here­ otDefault a certain mortgage made by Susie A. Tyler to ■only that it failed to make any original by given that on Saturday the Twenty-eighth Elida Shaw dated November !8tb A.‘D. 1W1. At all. In other words, the tangerine day of Marell A. D. 1*06, at Un o'clock in tbe and recorded in tbe office of tbe Register oh forenoon. I shall sell al Public Auction, to the ■orange is a «ell-develoj>ed seeoudary highest bidder, at the North front door ot tbe Deeds, for tire County of Barry, and State of on tte 2»d day of Noveanber A. D. fruit. How this can lie brought about Court Hous? In the city of Hattings (that being Michigan, Liber 36 of Mortgages, on page ten, on place where the Circuit jCourt tor Barry 1891 iu mortgage may be readily understood by carefully the there Is claimed to te due at* County!- hoiden). the premises descril-ed In which tbe date of notice tbe sum of Five: Bundled ■examining the oranges known in the said mortgage, or so much thereof as may te aud Thirty tills Six Dollar* and thirty nine cents, necessarv to pay the amount due oi. said mort ­ and an attorney's fee of Twenty Phri Dollars market as the tfavel variety. In these gage with seven percent. Interest and all legal for In said mortgage, and ho suit or cases a small orange can often be found costs, together with an attorneys fee ot Thirty- provided proceed I - gs at tow having been Instituted tofive Dollars covenanted fnr therein, tte premis ­ at the apex, sometimes of considerable es being described in said mortgage as all that recover the money* secured by said mortgage any part thereof; size. When the small one is largely piece or parcel of total lying and being situate or virtue of the power of aale the Township of Hastings In the County of - Now. Therefore.bjr developed and the larger one wholly In In-said mortgage, and tbe statute In Barry and State ot Michigan,and known and de contained such case made and provided, notice la hereby •mppressetl, then we have the tanger­ scribed aa follows: Sven that on Saturday tbe Midday of May A. Ttie North alxtv «»i Acres off th? South West ine .1896. at w o'clock In the forenooe. J nhall Quarter of Section Thlrty-twb*(32) In Town sell at Publie Auction, to tbe highest bidder, at TnreePl North, Range Eight is) West. The parties of the first part, hereby agree to the North front door at tbe Court Boom In tbe pay the taxes that may hereafter be assessed City of Bastlugs fthat being tbe place where hoiden). upon this mortgage up to and Including one per the Circuit Court for Barry County cent, and the etcess (If anv) over tbe one per is the premises described in said mortgage, or sc. DELICIOUS cent to be paid by the party of the second part much thereof a* may be necessary to pav the amount due on said, mortgage, with treveri per DESSERTS hereto. . cent. Interest, and all legal costs, together with­ Evelyx Dihblk. can be made from Mortgagee. an atlornry's tee of Twenty five Dollars coven­ anted for therein, tte premises being described Philip T. ComIbovk. In said mortgage as all that certain lot piece Attorney for Mortgagee. and parcel of land situate hi the Township ot Dated Dec. Mtb, 11195. Hope to Ute County of Barry and State of Mich­ igan, and known and described as folfowa: The Norrii East quarter of the North We»t ORDER OF PUBLICATION quarter of Section thirty five (35) Town two (2) Bla eof Mlchiran. North Range nine (ffi west. Fifth Judicial Cires t.to Chancery, i ■ Podding, Mince Pie. ELIDA: 8baw, Either A. Barnes ; „ ’ „ Mongaoee. Complainant. I Philip T. CoLGHOvg. ▼a I • Attorney for Mortgagee. HERPELL-SO LLE CO Theodore A. Barnes, i Dated February 17Ul iSc. Defendant j Sult pendlux in tbe Circuit Court for the MOirroAGE SALE. Cwnty of Barry la Chancery, at Hastlnr*. Mlchtnn. on tbe 2wih day of Feb’y., A. D., 1W6, Default having beau made iu tbe oood1tk>e» in thia cause It appearing from affidavit on of a certain mon gage, mraeuted by Adison C. file, that the defendant, Theodore A. Barnes Is Benedict and Margaret Benadkt. husband and ADMlNmrRATOB’8 BALE. not a resident off tbla Slate, and that bis resi­ 1. dated tte elevoath. In tbe matter of tbe estate of Joshua R. dence cannot te ascertained, on motion of Philip T. Oolxrovc. complainant’* aolleiUM-. it Is Crouch, DocMaed. Notice Is hereby clvrn that I thaU sell at ordered that tte said defendant. Theodore A. Public Auction to tbe highest bidder, on Friday, Barnes, cause bls appearance to te entered the 20th day of March, A. D.,1806, at ten o’doeK, herein, within five montbs irom tte date of in tbe forenoon, at the late residence, of the late ibis order, and In ease of hl* appearance that Joshua R. Crouch, Deeaaaed. in the Township te cause an answer to tte complainant s bill of of Hastings. In the County of Barry tn th* State complaint to te filed, and «cx*y thereof to te auction, to tbe Mfbeht bidder, st tbe w»rth of Michigan, purauant to License aud authority served on raid ooiuplafoanVa solicit-r within front door ot tbe Cburt Houae In tte City of granted to me on the 31st day of Januarj. A. Hsatinss. Barry Couaty Michigan, on «boD., 18M>, by the Probate Court of Barry 'County, ■eventeeaUi day ot April I«M. at one e’eloek In Michigan, ail of the estate, right, title and in­ the afternoon, the *«ne betas devcrlted. a* al’, terest of the said deceased or la and to tte said noo-resWent defeteaul 1 those certain pieces or parcels of land situated And it is Further Ordered. That within real estate situate and being In the County ef Barry. In the Stole of Mfebtaui, known and twenty days the said follows, to «lt-. The ’••at part of the i <dewed bed aa loiters, to-wft: Tte VTeat half erf the Kaat half of tbe North West quarter •{ ,-Section thirty six (3S> containing forty terrs ur.rf and mote ar less And the East part of tbe Booth M* off the eocUdnthat she « to all fraettooal quarter of bee ■ 5- containing one hundred ttaa above pre MBp two north o| range ulte w< ■ . Circuit Judge FMJEXD D. Souum, CMAtfi. a NONE SUCH Mince Meat. �fixed upon a price and received open *ub- Hastings Banner Thursday, Mar. 5, 1896. FATAL TO LIVE STOCK. BcrlptloTw. ' Tbe bond market qootatlona famiibed him all the Information be need­ ed. Tbe World may be pardoned the. . aaliafactlon which It feel* com'! plete vindication of itk courae in thia The annual* statament of the depart­ to beguile the hour* with speculation meat of agriculture of the number and on finance, but they need not flatter value of farm animals requires compari­ themselves that the campaign ia to be son with statement* of previous yeari fought on any monetary issue. On th-' TIMI1 *, «XCO!TO CLAM‘ “-*™ AT matter. It denounced the secret sale to a to disclose its meaning. A decrease taa wnm wrornra, syndicate a year ago as a wanton and appears in tbe number of each kind of contrary, the one thing the people of tli is country are fully determined upon AVGUST 14. I879wieked sacrifice of the public credit. Tbe farm animals, which would not be fully and propose to keep steadily in mind ia organizer of tbe syndicate yesterday bld appreciated without the fact Jhnt there the restoration of industrial prosper­ had been a. decrease in two previous over $6,000,000 more for 9100.000,000 years in every kind except mulea and ity. The tariff overshadow* everything bonds than he bad negotiated to <«t them cl*?, and w^l bold its own nt the front. milch cows. The decrease in the three Protect Home Industry. for in December! When Mr. Pierpont The democrat* would like nothing so years has been in number 1.8 per cent, Tlie person? who contend that it is tin- Morgan was trying to get 300.000,000 of in milch cow*. 2.2 in mule*. 6.6 in hor&s, well aa to shift the line of bottle. but they cannot do it. Tbe people won’t! f*lr to give to ni*nof»elurere, tbrough tbe bonds at 104*C he wrote to the President 7.1 in swine, 10.8 in cattle, ami 19 per medium ot t*ri» protection, government*! not only advising but urging him to accept cent, in sheep. Nearly a fifth of the hove it. Four years ago the demo* uaiatance not accorded to lodustrlea of tbe offer as the best tliat conld be done. sheep in the country have been exter­ crata declared: “We denounce the re­ some other clttue*. need to reflect tb»t. Yet on the day after the allotment Mr. minated by three democratic years. But publican system of protection aa a fraud, n robbery of the great maim of with tbe eiceptlon of farmer* (for some of Morgan has sold one-half of the bonds that there has also beep a decline in the American people for the benefit of the their product*) no other Americana need be moored at 110,6877 for 116>f gold, or average price during the same three few," and the great mass of the Amer­ Jnst that kind of help from leglalatloo, the market equivalent of 117. He makes years, notwithstanding the decrease in ican people responded by the vernacu­ ya tbe New York Fret* Professional a very neat profit for himself and his number, in .every kind of animals ex-, lar of the ballot: "That, ia so." Since men. newapopera. workmen In the build­ asMiciatee, but It is meager as compared eept milch cows, which have increased then they have changed their mind*. 3.8 percents, and cattle, which increased in* trades, merchants ttenerally. and with tbe little turn of about 820,000,000 4 per cent. In horses the price has de­ They have come to the conclusion that dtlxens in nearly every *ort ot business or $24,000,000 which he would have made clined 46 per cent.. and in mules 43. ow­ the republican system of protection, so have absolute, or almost abaolute. protect­ had the President believed bls amurance ing to peculiar causes; in swine 32.1. far from living n fraud ami n robery, is ire from nature. Thia market Is secured that hla fir^l offer was tbe best that could nnd in sheep 36.1 per cent. Such a de­ their especial friend and benefactor. Thia ia n conviction, u sentiment, and to them by tbe S.000 miles of sal: water be bad. TubHcity did It cline in sheep, added to a decrease of lying between the United States and 19 per cent, in number, is. in truth, a a purpose, a trinity which will not Nput aside by any other consideration surprising evidence of the boasted bless­ Europe. Tbe manufacturer a*ks for APPLIES TO ALL ELECTIONS. ings of free trade to wool growers. The leas practicable. Experience has demnaUilng more than that the laws of hla value of all sheep on the farms has de­ onatmted to the American people that country shall give to him In some .degree creased from 8125.900.264 to $63,167.­ they rubbl'd themselves by fulling vic­ Accortlhtg to the Attorney General. the protection that bls fellow eltiaens have 735 in .three years, or nearly 48 per cent. tims to the democratic fraud .of free Attorney General Maynard gave an without qualification. If be could have To this must be added, in order to 1 rade. Thry will allow nothing to come mauufnetnred goods excluded from Im­ opinion”'!^ Superintendent of Public In­ grasp *the full virtue of the democratic between them and tbe utter overthrow portation wholly, as brick houses are ex­ struction Patteugill this morning to tbe policy for wool growers, on uverngq loss of the party which led them to be their cluded by tbe Impossibility of conveying effect that institute fees shall be collected of 6 cents per pound on about 336,000,000 o.vn worst enemy. Mr. Cleveland is by no means alone them bittier. there would be greater by school officers, as provided by law, SI. pounds of wool in 1893, 8 cents on 325,­ danger that he would employ Ibis monopoly for male applicants and 50 cents for female 000,000 pounds in 1894, and 9 eentk on In his effort to divert attention from the. tariff. Wherever democrats discuss to extort unreasonable prices from con­ applicants, until tbe supreme court de­ 310,000,000 pounds in 1895—in all about $74,000,000; so that the wool growers', the political situation they arc dumb as sumers Ilian there Is that American build­ cides otherwise, a case now being in their loss has beenabout$134,74i,000. or more oysters about the tariff, and seem to be ers. actually having such monopoly, will hands. He bas also decided that the antlthnn'the entire value of nil the sheep in thinking of nothing but gold or silver. do the same thing. Because he does not fuslon law passed by tbe last legislature the country three years ago. In fact. This is equally true of the Olney boom­ have full protection, even when tariff applies to village, township and city elect­ ers in Boston, and of Senator Jone*, rates are btath. wages, as a rule, are lower ions. This means that no candidate can then in the country*, of which the farm of Arkansas, at Little Rock. However they may differ on finance nnd however in tbe manufacturing Industries than they have his name on two tickets. He also value was $2.66. i. Crescents are leaders. 2. Crescents are guaranteed. The senator from are In ibe building trades! for example. says, in reply to numerous Inquiries, that Ohio who voted for free wool, and could ready they may be to discuss the dif­ 3. Ctescents are strong and durable. 4. Crescents are ference. they .are all perfectly agreed “ where foreign competition Is not a factor act 138. public acts of 1893, which provides not explain to the Woo) grower* why perfect in every detail. 5. Crescents are light and in the policy of ignoring the tariff. But In the problem. Tbe pale of goods brings that in all schools, village and city elec­ they had lost about- $12,918,000 in two easy running. 6. Crescent riders are proud ol their years, has been retired. The senator* the tariff will not ignore them. Our with It tbe European wage rate: and. It tions women shall be allowed to vote, has wheels. 7. Crescent buyers get their money’s worth. from Texas, where wool grower* have butchered industrial prosjirrity^i* not the duty be low, or if It be high, the foreign been declared . unconstitutional by the 8. Crescents are built by skilled workmen. 9: Cres­ • lost about $12,787,000, nnd from Cali­ to be downed. labor cost, plus that duty, must fix the supreme court and that women -cannot, fornia. where they have lost about $12,­ cents are made by a responsible concern rjo! Cres­ Th* truth is, the American people therefore, vote at school elections only as have at last satisfied (hemselves that it wages uf the American who manufactures cents are high-grade and up-to-date. 11. Crescents 166,000. have yet; to explain their part. The losses in numlier and value of is preposterous and ruinous folly for goods ot such a kind. The man who con­ provided In the general school law.—Lanare handsome in design and finish. 1 al Crescent tarm nninials are only in part ex­ them to pursue a pblicy whidth put*out siders this melter with fairness will per­ ‘sing Republican. prices are right and suit the public. plained by the increase in the previous the fires of domestic industry. and if ceive then, that tbe domestic manufacturer the democratic party want* to stand conducts a business tliat is in a sense pre­ The receipts from internal revenue for four years, 1889-93. in which there was WE INVITE von to examine every detail «»t the Ckksckx: of. some kinds n notable and perhaps iu line aguin for*publlc favor it must and i-ampu-r theta with other wh*wln. ihe result will th* carious because it is exposed, as no other the six months of the current fiscal year anoiher ( mr-u-m.st rider. A full line of Cke<« -knxs in । undue increase. Thus the number of accept, this decision h* a finality. iVruiirsbow rooms. American business is, to strenuous rivalry aggregate $T6,’807.522, a decrease as . com­ -.horses iucreasetl in these four years haps it will, but. mere evasion will not from foreigners who conduct their opera­ pared with the corresponding period of I 38.6 per cent., but a decrease of 14. - prr atone, for the desolation actually tions under conditions widely different 1894-95 of 85,04b. 198. The principal de­ | cent, in average value inilieates that the wrought, and Mill going .m.—Chicago from those that prevkll in this, country, crease is in spirits of 30,077.709 (owing gain was excessive, and the number of Inter Ocean. just in what form that rivalry will appear to the increase of tax). Receipts from ! mt|les increased 3.2 per cent, but de­ CRIPPLES INDUSTRY. at.a certain time, just now it may be fermented liquors increased Si. 190,555 : creased, in value 11.1 jmt cent. Con{ sidering the great cx]minsion in other affected by undervaluation or by tbe pre­ and those from tobacco $76S,!M>4, ! means of locomotion in towns nnd citcipitation of "job lots” upon this market, | ics, it may be supposed .that .an exces­ The fact thut a dozen American The official returns of the election of bo man can accurately estimate. The sive increase of horses caused the re­ manufacturer has, added to all the usual Iasi November In Mississippi, which have sulting decline both in number and woolen factories have recently' been forced to suspend operation*, while :t and unavoidable risks of business, this just been published, show that of the 260.­ value after 1893, and the shrinkage iu much larger number are only able to one element of risk from which his fellow 049 males of voting age in the state, only general business and in value of im­ run on half time, is u significant com­ 64,339 went to the polls. Excluding the portant farm products also account* citizens are exempted. mentary on the workings of tbe Wilson It might be expected that the conse­ 150,000 colored citizens, who are mostly for much of the subsequent decrease. law. The reason for this partial pur­ quences of this extra hazard would appear disfranchised by the new constitution, As milch cows increased 7.4 jmt cent, ely xi* of one of the most important of and cattle 2.6 in the four years 1889-93, our dnmcKtic industries i* evident to in the statistics of failures; and so, indeed there remain 11G.000 whites, and only 45 with a decline of 9.2 per cent, in the every man who reads the statistics they do. Always, even in good times, the per cent of them voted. This goes to average value of cows nnd 10.6 in the failures of manufactures, considering tbe shew, apparently, that since gunning for average value of cattle, the fact that showing the importation* of foreign relatively small number of men of this negroes has been done away with, the the further decrease in number of each woolens, which tbe Commercial Adver­ tiser published & short time ago. class, are more numerous than the failures whites no longer take much Interest in has been accompanied by some recov­ These figure* showed that, while we ery in price seems not unnatural. The of men in other occupations. But under politics.—St, Loui« Ololie Democrat. imported only $16 809,372 of woolen fab­ decline of 8.3 per cent, in swine in the tbe infamous democratic tariff bill now in rics in 1894, our imports of these good* Senator Warren made ah able speech In same four years brought an advance of operation, manufacturers are more exposed eaped up to $57,494,863 in 1895. Thia 10.7‘in price, but the scarcity of corn to foreign competition than they have the United State* Senate recently on the tremendous flood of foreign manufac­ has doubtless been an important fac­ shrinkage of tbe number and value of farm tured products—a large proportion of been in the recent past; and bo we find attributed the tor in the fall of the price during the which arc of the cheapest and most un­ that, while tbe liabilities representing animals. Tbe senator last three years. But sheep increased desirable sort—ha* glutted the Ameri­ shrinkage to the Wilson bill, saying it had failures last year in other lines of business 10.9 per cent in number from 1889 to can market, forced many fine manu­ decreased, those of manufacturers increas­ caused in two years $664,000,000 loss to 1893 and 24.8 per cent in value in spite facturing plasts into wasteful idleness, ed by 66 per cent as compared with tbe the American public In live stock. The of that gain in number, while the de­ and robbed an army of American wage­ figures of the preceding year. The sole claim that wool growers were more pros­ crease ib the three Buluwquent years earners of pay and employment possible inference from this most significant perous under free wool, he declared was has been greater, both in number and No matter how you look at it, the in value, as follows: fact is that, if the American people desire preposterous, and said the elections of 1895 democratic tariff is an utter failure. It In fouryeara. IWMt. to maintain successfully their manufactur­ showed that after 1896 but a ooroofal's Numbar. Av. value. affords neither sufficient protection nor Horae* ....... Inc. IU Dec. M.t sufficient revenue. It necessitates con­ ing industries, they must also maintain a guard of the faithful would be left to mark Mule* ^...lac. p Dee. DA tinued borrowing to pay tbe expenses All Style* and Widths. tbe spot where once stood a triumphant­ Milch cowi... really protective tariff system. Inc. 14 Dea Other cattle. democracy. Dea.M.4 of government, drain* the treasure of Swine .....Dec. M — ----inc. IM Sheep Inc. Inc. 14J M.S gold to pay for European product* that The Bond bale*. In three years, 1B3-M. shoukl be made at home, and cripple* It would certainly seems right for the The sales of American bonds, under the Number. ,Av. value. American industries in a hundred ways, Caban insurgents to be recognized. Horse* pre sent administration to meet the current □eneral and permanent prosperity in Dec. 13 They have fought long and patiently; they Mule* Milch cows.. Dec. 1.8 deficits In tbe running expenses of the Inc. £8 impossible until this abominable meas­ have succeeded in winning battles: they Other cattle. lac. 4.0 i government, is a piece of , choice political ure is either repealed or revised from Swine have fought and are still fighting, in tbe history that .must make very interesting top to bottom.—N. Y. Com merles I Ad­ The value of all cuttfe farm*, face of great odds. Tbe war drags slowly vertiser. reading for thestudent of Political Economy on and untlj now the Cubans have bad notwithstanding losses in many, in­ in the future. To see tbe strongest, wealthCOSTLY GROVER. nothing to encourage them in view of creased nine-tenths of 1 per cent, in lest government on earth, paying a prem­ their struggles for independence. Spain I.er.A.. or ,h. Hood., D,bl ,,d„ ium of S10.000.b00 to cover 962,300,000 is hard pressed for means to prosecute the < l.,.l«o<L ]>eriod of four yews—u fact only in back into the national treasury, exhibits The bonded debt of the nation inwar. and rumor has it that England bas part due to tbe heavy lo*Hes in sheep, such an entire lack of statesmanship, or commenced to negotiate with her, by the but largely to the general depression creawd in two years ot "Grover and bankrupt store honesty, or both, as to make even “dem­ clover:" terms of which Cuba will practically be of business since the ndveirt of tbe ocratic angels” weep. February, 1®4. 150.000.0(0 controlled by England. Whether this is democratic party in power. — N. x”. November. 1894. 5o.oro,(M Tbe circumstances surrounding this Februarv, isc 3'ribune. true or not remains to be seen. February, 1896. entire bond selling transaction, make it MARSHALL L.COOK. Bdlwr- Crescent BICYCLES editorial notes 12 Reasons why it’s Best io Boy a Greseent Goodyear Bros Agents for Crescents. Hardware, cmmFmm? £ Ladies s Ladies 3 Ladies E Ladies Call at our store and get one of those Handy Knife Sharpeners. Wiiile there, examine oqr stock of Fine Shoes Every pair warranted. We guarantee that the goods are right and you will acknowledge that the prices are the same. . appear that the promoters of tbe scheme, and Pierpont Morgan were not doing business for glory. Not wishing to be considered partisan in what we have said, we insert the following from the Democratic N. Y. World: The President in an Interview says of tbe syndicate dicker of last February th*1 •that contract helped us out at a time when 48 hours’ delay might have produced seri)iw results.” But whose fault was it that the Treasury was thus cornered? Mr. Kevetend knew of the persistent raids on the Treasury weeks before- Why did be not order a bond sale then? Without any ‘twisting,” what was “the aelual cost to syndicate of floating tbe loan at that laser We were not threatened with war. jingo message had been sent to Con- trewu Four per cent* of 1907, with only >3 years to run. were actually selling in s market at 110 and above. Yet tbe We infer from Lord Salisbury’s speech, that there is to be no interference on the part of the English government, with the wholesale massacre aud slaughter of tbe Armenians, by the Tartu. If the terrttxy spectacle uf humanity and Christianity! and yet we must continue io call this -that high order of Christian CivIHzaiiou.” moat The democratic organ* persist in sleaking of tbe recent* bond issue a* a "popular" loon. Let u* examine into Ihe matter, and see how much it may be called "popular.” Tbe bids amount­ ed iu number to a little less than 4,700; only 353 were for $1,IMX) aud less, the uther bids being for larger sums, and generally coming from banks, bank­ ers, trust companies, etc. Of the 358 Ftnall bidders, 281 were outbid by Pier­ pont Morgan and the other Wall street men. leaving only 77 who will get any bonds, and all khat they get will aggre­ gate less than $50,000. Thus, out of this loan of $100,000,000, only $30,000 goes to the people. That does not strike us a* being a very "popular” loan.—San Francisco Argonaut. The only vacant KM in the gnlierin when the home w>* called to order And rrThere will never »>e another secret syndicate bond sale.—N. Y. World. There never ought to be another bond sale at all, and there never will be an­ other in time of peace if the reventu occupied by the poor Armenians was only rich In diamonds and gold, she would have her Dr. Jamesons on the ground in abort order, despite any and all treaty stipula­ tions with other powers. Thia however is about all that cooid be expected of a nation, that never had a policy, that was based on anything but pounds, shillings, and pence. What a poor impovertstied tor tbe prrwldcnt ot the . bAhdk *t llljf, DM this tanrain any -*»eta*l raOmtef Mr. Ctentaad tan kxi bm Tot*l............ -.................. INXMMtt The two issues of wo,000,000 each bear 5 i>er cent, interest, ttDd have ten years’ life. Interest on these will take £50,000,000 from the treasury. The present loan and that of last year are at 4 per cent., the life of the l»ond* being 30 years. Interest on these will take $194,778,000. We have, there­ fore, this exhibit of the cost of Cleveinndirai in hard, borrowed cash, to be repaid, principal nnd interest: Bona*, te. aorror,............. ?. Inters, SO year,;■ iKTriOW Q. H. Osborn & < iffnifi Tor*1.............................................. om Thi* 1* one item of tbe grand total of the coat of Clevel*ndl«ni. otberwbra “tbe change" which the people took It itrto their bead* in 1K> they wanted Cleveland and Carlirie and a free trade ■ ■ongrcHs end Wilrou and Bayud came bu‘WB 'em—Utlco (N. x.) Herald. We can’t afford to misrepresent our goods— We’re in business to stay city �Hasting Banner ' Fred tWtnr and FrwHk Cete wIR re— a Two hundred Oriental Princes assesatolIHejxIr a We In HaeHnn the wnatn. I ------------------------------------*t rrymald No. lot last atght and camsearovi. j rlWy will---------------- the Hoe -ef | ferrod tbedegree 00 M pilgrtam. Parties Thursday, Ms-tS. 1896 ” wheels Tor which »-*-•- — btndtoy --“ «nd • ~Barclay. ■ M Grand liepidx, have the agency, preotlnent amnegwMch is tbe -Natlon a I.” WirefloGOBiihersGo? 4,.^... .’it 'will go away after a while, says the cougher to the friend that advises a remedy. Have you noticed that the cough that “goes away after a while** takes the ceugher along and’ he doesnTl come back. Sad, isn't it? MORAL-.- Ge at once to Fred L. Heath, «the Druggist, anc^ buy a ■bottle of Cough Med­ icine. Every kind of Cough Medvdae advertised in this paper sold at my store. ( F. G. "Stowell left Monday for Kuden where he expect* co locate In tbe shoebusinee^ *>f-satisfaetoev ’terms can be agreed Mr. and Mrs John Wickham spent Sun­ <day in Grand Rapids. connts are very meagre as up to time of excellent ideas were advanced about going to press, not a Prince has ruade his the good roads question which we will aoprcranee on the sweet. . consider later. R. R. Robertson, of. Chicago, was tbe tier designs in Wall i guest of A. B. Hull last week. I W. M. Backus left for the Agricultural college last week to attend school.' When l Burt Holmes, the yuung man 1 Mts. Julius Russell and Miss Pauline who shot tbe Grand Rapids motorman last are in Grand Rapids to-day. month, returned to that city last week at- Shultz I Taper, and the designs tor ; 1896. which are arrterms J upon after the in voice-of the stock be h Stowell! will not leave until iaten) Phillips & Erb are displaying < very toavdsaane sat of decorated ' dishes which they Beep in open -stock, so yeu-cact pur­ chase eny number of pieces 'from one to pesinc the set, jn*t •? you may drwire. <M all biej-eles «ci the aaHret “The Mart*” is the best-wf all. it has ►•he new­ ’Flic Joshua Simpkins Co. which appears at Mudge’s Opera House Saturday, March 71k. will make tbeir famoiwi street parade about noon of tbe day of the performance. This company carry two -elegant bands, military aud country bands, both of which will appear iu the parade. After-parading tbe different prominent streets both bands will assemble at the corner of State and Jefferson Sts. about 12^0 noon, where the est -taiprovcmeets. is tlie most durable, totora 1 ba beat «wd does not rortowy more than the so-ealtecl high grade । wheels. eauntry band ambled by the military band will render the latest discrlptlve .musical JehnjBessmer, Che Jeweler, sells Ciem. •umber entitled “Fourth of July on tbe Deputy sheriff fflurgmw drove out to ■Farm.” A’ full line of Munger’s remedies.’ Yankee Springs this morning to •arrest a An entertainment will be given at G. All of Hartman’s goods. . macwvbo has toeendfidiug in tbehey loft nf A. R. ball. Saturday-evening of this week, Wm. Kadaw’s .'Microbe Hitter. Heavy Johnson’s tor the pest week. He toy tbe Misses Rider, Simpson, McElwain (Try it) •came out yesterday-morning UutSould not nnd Beadle. It 4s liardly necessary to Always use 4!Paw’s Coedition toe induced to rut anything, lie is evident­ •apeak of tbe ability *af these. young ladies Powder, the best on earth, ly crazy. * 20c per -Mi., 3 lbs. for 50c. to furnish a first class program. They annual convention of the Barry ; Eave gives a series ot entertainments County Sunday School Association will be through tbe county and been received held at the M. E. ohurch in tide city, Mon­ with favor wherever they have appeared, ... tire Dauggist. day at d Tuesday, March 30 and XL Elvin (pne admission prloe*!-« only ten cents, and Ctor '.Pxr ‘Eart of City Bank Swasteut, of Grand-Rapids, and Mon. T. it is trusted a good bouse will greet them. £. Barkworth, of Jackson, it is expected One of the attractions-of the program wiH will deliver tbe evening addresses. be a string quartette. . ('The-whip factory is going through some (The little three year-old son of George FRUJL H&ftTH LOCAL NEWS. • cinoiurrioN * •nanapoment and niisappropctatlott of funds by the manager are feely made. We do uvt-care to give any of tbe many dories Hereafter. choages for advertteemente . Kiitt reach tote utolce Tueedaya at latest to affoat until more complete Investigation insure insertion is tbe issue of the -'week shall determine the real-state of facts. * w|wn brought. Tbe Mich. Central is compietiaga n-ew Tais week, 8(5 quires. little freato mafrie tourer fooiMl 4k way k market last wwt.) IH 0 M H The think mkkI In evidence iu Hoslings ?• oresent is tbe bicycle. .faster Sunday fate: this year on four weeks from Sunday. Jibril ♦Several frutx nutlet* Attended a a Nashville Saturday eveninc. ( Mbs Belle StdiWrwban accented a peak t. a in the office of Barrell A Potter.^ itaker Stainer and Adam Kock have re- antly been scanted original pensions. .los. Brady and fatally have moved Into * the AV; O. Lowden howe in the second j. M. Bauer is the barest man in Hast- k,ni> now-a-day*. with an auction v 'li'/’.t every day in the week. for - About one hundred and thirty students re present at the Court Bouse Saturday to take Ibe eighth grade examination. Wicdow sash with large lighte, suitable (or boUwds. poultry Iwuses etc. For sale cheap. „ U E. ®TA*rFK«. W. M. Goodyear the Modern Druggist is the raeOialve agent In Haatiaga for tbe Genuine W.m. Rad a ms Microbe Killer. For exchange if taken at once a large tine stock of millinery goods for realastate. A. R- McOmb*:h. Fifty farms dor sale and exchange. City property for sale and exchange. Call at A. D. Cadwallader’s law office. Hastings. Mteh. House aud-lot for-sale on contract. Long time aud eaay payments. Will exchange tor farm property, Inquire of Philip T. Orfgrove. Wanted to eacbaage. twenty-three acre* Xbree miles south of Grand Rapids on •Division St. for larger farm. Enquire of «... B. Bishop. .Mrs. Jane Rogers, wtoo broke her litnb last week, is doing quite well at present} .iltbough the doctor says she will probably never be able to use it. i The pleasant weather of the past few days has dried tbe roads sufficiently to permit the gay and festive bicyclist to put in bis appearance again. LUiaa Margaret Townsend, assisted by P/of. Post, Paul P. Davis and other Grand Rapid* talent will give a concert in this mail car that will be ready to eomeout of (be stoops In about twenty <lavs. Ttobi car Is of She most Improved form of cob»tr«tlou. and It I, to be jut on tlie X«r York aud Detroit fast mall run. It wit! be named dulins C. Burroevs. r ' v LCljrade F. Hough, of Nashville, son of ones, price SI.25 to 52.00. In piaee of Mrs. Bailey’s paper on ••Premonitions of Women.” Miss Flora J. Beadle will give her paper on “The Re­ lations of Woman’s Clubs to the Public Schools” at the meeting of the Woman’s Club to-morrow afternoon. A discussion, will follow In which this matter will be considered with special reference to our own schools. The Detroit Tribnue of Sunday con­ tained a sketch of tbe life of Eurotas 1*. Hastings, from whom was purchased the land known as the “Barry County seat purchase.” In 163G. aud after whom it is said our city was named. He was. at that time, president of tbe Bank of Michi­ gan and auditor general. The Woman’s Auxiliary of Emmanuel church met at the Parish house, yesterday afternoon where a Christian Endeavor program was given under charge of Mrs. M. W. Hicks. An excellent paper wits read by Miss Gertrude Bentley on the “Origin and Growth of the 1. P. S. C. E.” A recitation by Miss Maude Carter was given, and music by a choir of the Christ­ ian Endeavor girls. Elmer McMillian, of Kent county, is in jail, on a warrant sworn out by Wilson Whitright, of Rutland, who alleges young McMillian, who was working In the neigh­ Rapids school*, and no sessions will be borhood at that time, entered his house on Oct 25. and took a poeket book containing fourteen dollars. His bearing comes off held in tbe high room in consequence. < (•‘Tbe Bicyclers’*, a farce by John Ken­ before Justice Glllasple. next Monday. Since tbe above was written he has been drick Bangs, will be given by members of the Women's Club and Current Topic Club, at the lecture Course entertainment after Lent?) 1 have ■examined with considerable care the “Students Cyclopedia." which is. in oay opintea, a brief yet comprehensive work. It te free from technicalities and presents the subject matter in sach an in­ teresting manner as to' etlumtele in tbe performed by the Rev. Arthur Trbtt, at student that love for independent thought .the home of M.r. and Mrs. C. A. Hough in and research which it> the basis of all true Nashville in ibe presence of only ’ a 'few, education. It will prove an Invaluable aear relatives. aid iu gaining desired information with Mr. aud Mrs. Clint Myers attended a the least expenditure of time, to people of <*2iHy re-uulon. Saturday at Clarksville, the busy work-a-day world. Flora J. atzhr residence: of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beadle. Com. of Schools. Remember Trowbridge, wlio will soon move to Lake -Miss Flora Sttachcomb has the agency for View. Forty-two were present to par­ this work. take of the dinner. An extension table “Joshua Simpkins” a story of New was lelL as a reminder of the pleu*aut oc­ England farm life, will be seen at Mudge’s casion. ' Opera House Saturday. March 7th. It is Don't think that because Woolley and said to abound In novel features, wonder­ Bronson have a bicj de in their window, ful mechanical effects, excellent singing that you cun buy It. it is entirely differ­ and dancing and plenty of refined, whole­ ent from any bicycle on exhibition In this some fun, and brings to light in the third city, inasmuch that it is not for sale. But act a real saw mill in operation, which is those Bicycle Shoes in tbe window are claimed to be the greatest realistic stage wbat takeyoae^je. they are extra good effect ever produced. Between the acts a Au 1S85 model Rambler racer, has not i*eu twed over ten days, for sale at an immense bargain, write to Chai. Hoover. The high school faculty go to Grand iLapids to-morrow to .visit tbe Grand Marple, tbe baker me? with quite a severe। accident last evewtog. 'Bert Barnes was1 riding bls black pony when It got tbe start of total, and commenced to run; be saw tbe1 little Marple boy in the-road playing with1 a ease, and hollered for him to get out of tbe way, but Ik- faited le. and the iiorsei jumped over him. knocking him down,, sprafo’ng his ankk, aud cutting a gash to1 I his forehead. Dr. Lowry was called andI | lh» »««e fellow la eettUin along nl«ly at; preaeac) C. A. Hough formerly of thlx city, was married yederday to Miss Mildred Rowlader, of Woodland.) The ceremony was eity the week after Lent. ■ Nashville, or Al Weber, Hastings. released on 8300. bail. An enterprising tramp is working the farmers nicely along tbe line of the rail­ before Pretty Wall ....... Paper Mita Alta Rkbards. of Middleville, ' jspent Sunday in tbe city. Judge Smith was iu Grand Rapids , Saturday on legal business. * Mrs. Donahue returned to her home in , Ypsilanti Monday morning. ter being released on ball, some excite­ ment was started by a number of men, friends of tbe victim, threatening him with violence, but none was attempted how­ ever. An Informal reception was held fnr him at tbe Morton house on his return. A Grand Rapids dispatch states the young man Is inclined to pose as a martyr. His friends are largely responslbe for this, and if they coatinue In their foolish attempts to make a hero of him, Il will injure bls case greatly, for to an unprejudiced out­ sider It looks aa though a man who delib­ erately shoots another man, just because be ran his Icy lingers down his neck. Is far from Being a hero, and should suffer for 'his -crime just the same as a crim­ inal who is not blessed with influential friends. Sheriff McKevitt of Barry county was iu town yesterday with two Important wit­ nesses in the case against Orlando Easter­ ly, charged with assaulting and robbing old man Jackson, a Barry county drover, some mouths since. Tbe rig Easterly Is supposed to have driven int.0 Barry county was hired at George Horitzel’s In this City. W. H. Bradley, with whom some person stopped near Bellevue to take dinner the day of'Ihe robbery, picked out tbe cutter Easterly Meed from among several others at the barn and Dell Olmstead, a Barry -county man. recognized tbe horse a bait block off as (be animal he saw driven In the direction of the scene of tbe robbery at Millbrook. This is damaging evidence against Easterly as it Is kitown he hired the rig from Hoiltzel, but where be went with it was the mystery till these witness­ es were brought to light by Sheriff McKwltt.—MarHluiLI. Slatcitiiuin. Mr. and Mn. Clint Myers were visiting ।in Campbell, Saturday and Sunday. Hiram Wags, and F. M. C VERY year iiriaga [5 forth Dew and prei- ■. at Goodyear’s nearly every i day, arc creations of beau- ; Weber, of recital in Woodland to-morrow night. Mrs. T. J. 3ush spent Sunday at Mid­ dleville, the guest of Mrs. R. T. French. Mrs. Geo. L. Freeman and daughter, of Lansing, are visiting relatives in tbe city. Mrs. Worthy Mead, ot Charlotte, Is spending the week with Hastings friends. ^Misa Mae Roberts has been called hoKe from Jackson by the lllnevs of her mother^ Mrs. H. G. Hale, of Nashville, was Ihe guest of Mrs. Anna D. Mason over Sun­ Miss Lizzie Clark Kalamazoo. spent Sunday in He intends making a leader of Wall Paper, this spring, and has put in a stock that cannot be excelled. Fresh supply of the Lkiest t SttotfoftAry..' ! W. H. Goodyear, MODERN DRIXMIST....... . J; T. Ixxmbard and R. M. Bates attend­ ed the Good Roads convention at Lansing Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.. George Landis, and Florence Clark are visiting at A. Black’s Don’t Fail at present. Dr. C. W. Young, of Allegan, and Will Young, of Bellevue, spent Sunday with their parents. George W. Browning, manager of the Ottawa Furniture Co., ot Holland, was in When You the city Friday. Miss Bessie George went to Orleans last week, where she gave a recital on their lecture course. Elmer Rogers, of Saranac, is In the city to see his mother who was so seriously injured by a fall last week. Yotrr Bicyele Mrs. Henry Bush, of Kalamazoo, is in the city on account of tbe illness of her sister, Mrs. Caroline Roberts. V(Mrs. Ann Gnrnish Mrs. A. S. Dean is very low with con­ sumption. i day. The lecture by Mrs. Benjamin, stale Mrs. Rose Colgrove left Saturday for a president of the W. C. T. U. at Emmanuel church Tuesday evening drew out an short visit with her daughter Mabel at audience that filled the house. Mrs. Ben­ Grand Haven, and Muskegon friends. jamin opened with a brief resume of tbe Miss Chattie and Lottie Lake go to history of the Union. D was organized Grand Rapids Saturday to attend the wed­ but twenty one years ago. and is tbe larg­ ding of their cousin Miu Bertha Clark. est organization of women in tbe world. John Velte and Will Grozinger, of When It wtls ten years old it had a rep­ Woodland, were in town Monday and Toledo. right, too. Prof. Mills <nd Miss Glenna Schantz, assisted by the lattexs music class, give a resentation in every state In the Union, purchased a team of heavy draft horses. and five years later their badge, the while ^Valentine Leins and sun Frank left for ribbon, encircled the entire globe. Continu­ LaPorte, Ind., Monday, where the latter ing tbe speaker told ot tbe work they had expects to. fit hijnself for the jewelers accomplished in legislation, and what they trade.) were doRig at present, Mrs. Benjamin re­ Frank Hamilton, who Is reporting on ceived the undivided attention of tbe audience, and as a whole her lecture was qne of the Kalamazoo dailies, spent Sun­ day with his grandmother Mrs. L A. Hol­ very satisfactory,, although some parts of It we believe would be of greater value to brook. V. S. Brown has been having quite a an audience In a large city, than one of our size. Mrs. Barnum presided at the meet, serious tussle with the grip, having been confined to tbe bouse for the past two .'ilgb class orchestra renders some excellent inf, Rev, A. D. Grigsby read the Scriptures music, and also aids in the introduction of And Rev. W. W. Taylor offered prayer. weeks. (Chaster Messer spent Sunday at Lacey many pleasing singing anddancltrg special­ Good music was furnished by the choir and ties during the progress of the play. This Mrs. R. I. Hendershott gave a solo, which with bls friend Willis Humphrey, who company plays at Battle Creek the night was much enjoyed. A meeting was held has been confined to the house since Christmas. ) before Hastings, and go from here to at the Presbyterian parsonage in the after Worthy Sloane was in the city Monday. Grand Rapids where they occupy the noon to give the members an opportunity to meet their state president, and a practi­ He had been called home from Ohio, by Grand for all of the following week. cal talk was given concerning the duties of the serious illness of his father who Tbe February 2« just passed is the last Ihe officers, and other matters of Interest. resides at Olivet. of its kind that tbe nineteenth eentury Mrs. Benjlman enjoys a personal acquaint­ ^Geo. Landis, of Horton, is in tbe city will see. In 1900, a year dlvlsable by ance, with Francis Willard, and Lady with a view of locating here in the drug four, there will be no 20th day of Febru­ Somerset, and bas been a prominent business) if he can secure a good location. ary and consequently n o leap year with temperance warker for years. She is eon- He has sold bls stock at Horton. Ite dire fatality to unmarried but unmarsidered one of the finest parliamentarians riagable men. Tbe reason for all of this Miss J. R. Sherman will be in Detroit in the state, and we understand will give as declared by wise men who perch them­ and Cleveland for tbe next ten divs- look­ a series of talks on parliamentary law selves on high towers and watch the stars ing up the latest styles In millinery arid Hastings in the future. through telescopes. Is that there Is not selecting her goods for the spring trade. time enough in the century as measured PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Grace Messer is expected home by the sun for more than twenty-four ex­ from Sedalia, Mo., the latter part of this tra days In 100 years. After 1900, leap week. Site returns earlier than was ex­ Fred Wolcott, of Niles. Is in the city: year will come regularly again for anjjher pected in order to act as bridesmaid at the 1*. T. Colgrove went to Detroit Satur­ hundred years and none of us of this gen­ wedding of a friend in Grand Rapids. eration will care a tinker’s malediction day. Francis Damoth, of Middleville, was Dr. C. S. Burton spent Sunday In Lans­ whether the sun and the calendar have to brought here on the midnight train Satur­ ing. catch step again in 2000 or not. day night, for being drunk and disorderly. Miss Georgia Heath is in Nashville this The proofs In the case of Bailey vs Justice Cobb bad sentenced him to thirty Holden were all in Thursday afternoon, week. days In jail without tbe alternative of a Miss Bessie Willson has returned from finp-. and court was dismissed. The case has not been argued yet, and will probably not be for several weeks. Thirty three witnesses have been sworn. For the plaintiff were, Wm. O. Lowden. Frank Larabee, Alfred Bishop, Chas, H. Stevent. Susie Bishop, Stella Larabee. Ada lUlck. some of them seem *o pretty to put on the wait*. But that is what they are for and yon can buy thea . Woodland, were in tbe city Monday. and her daughter Mrs. Jennie Burk, who were injured so seriously last decoration day, left their home Saturday for tbe first time since tbe accident^ being carried to tbe home of George Herbert, of Plainwell, is visiting Rev. Gillespie as they are yet unable to Dr. J. C. Lampman, Ella Matthews. Mary walk. in the city. Hicks, James Bauer. Benjamin Bishop, J. IL Calvin, of Hillsdale, was in tbe Frank Bailey. Bessie Tyler. Dr. Lathrop, In a letter received this week from Prof; A. D. Cadwallader, Will Hlick. Tbe defend­ city Monday. W. A. Morse, formerly of this eity, and a Henry Miller, went to McPherson. Kan ­ ants witnesses were. Nettle Hazel, Lettie graduate of the H. H. S. now of Amador Gates, Ed ward Gates, John Holden, Nellie sas Monday. City, California we quote the following. Jones. Rachael Jones,Sina Vanderlick.Mary •‘The Bakker was a welcome weekly Mrs. E|la Davb returned from a trip to visitor In Michigan, but I assure you it is Lang, A. H. Keith, 8. B. Nash, Matthew Niles, Tuesday. doubly appreciated away off here beyond Hazel, Philo Sheldon, C. F. Brooks, Wal­ Mrs. E. Cannon la visiting her daughter tbe Rockies. We are much pleased with ter Davis. Mra. ’Pana Holden, Wm. H. our new home, especially with tire climate. at Eaton Rapids, Stebbins. The case will probably be ap­ This has been an ideal whiter;. while Sylvester Greusel was at Nashville Fri­ always in sight of snow we have lived in pealed. day, on business. \ continuous summer. At this writing tbe Over L50 delegates attended the-Good fruit trees are in bloom and the air is as JL. E. Knappen. of Grand Rapids, was in Roads convention at Lansing, Tuesday, the city yesterday. town aud one of tbe meet prosperous ones which wm called by^Gov. Rich, and when Richard Messer leaves for a business afoug tbo “Mother lode," While lacfctog it is taken Into consideration that each roads. He gets board and lodging In a purely bunco manner. He carries a pair Henry Strong, living one-half mile ot pole climbers and represents that be is .south of Morgan bas advertised for a big a lineman in the employ of ihe Western auction of horses, cattle, farm implements, Union Telegraph company. Wherever he and numerous other things, at his farm on stops orders are given on the company for Wqdpesday, March 18th. ' . the amount of his board bill. The farmers ‘ J- Bell and John Ej&letiton cmight a jump at the orders and everything is kwclUy pound musealonge al Gun Lake serene until they are presented for pay­ yeat< rday.') They were fishing through ment. ths ice for perch, where the water was Supreme Vice Chancellor F. T. Col­ trip west Ibis week. only about four feet deep. grove is io Detroit this week as counsel delegate came on his own expense tbe Jerry Boynton, of Grand Rapids, was The Foresters desire to thank their for the supreme lodge Knights of Pythias number was a good one. and elves evi­ friends for their liberal patronage at their of the world iu tbe injunction unit against dence that the people of this state are in in tbe city Tuesday. social last evening, and to tbe orchestra tbe order called tbe “Improved Order earnest about tbe good roads movement, 'VBWhop GlUaspie, of Grand Rapids, was whom they feel especially indebted to for Knights ot Pythiasbeing the GermB) and tbe outcome will be ot benefit to tbe In tbe eity Saturday. element who ee-eeded becanae the ritual state at large. Saginaw sent tbe largest ^fin Delia Coutchie returned to Muske­ the excellent music furnished. delegation. A permanent organization gon Monday motalng. Deputy-sheriff Burgess went to Wood­ in the German language was abolished by was effected and tbe following elected ofland Monday and arrested Petry Burman, the supreme lodge In its aewiou at WasbMllie Walldorff and Waller Bird apent < who is charged with stealing a harness of Sunday at Wall Lake. ,tre pm,, Wm. A h X o M. ot Imnrtor; Willard Jordan, sometime last year. Hia tMa raltan Judice TenZHe. of Dwrott. examination occurs ■ to-morrow Justice Biker. IWRIIRMIRIIIIIIIIIII.IIIIWWWP.I 1Vicar of Detroit; Col. C, V. DeLand «f . Jackson; C. R. Woodworth of Fenthlll; II. <X Weeks of Allegan; S. S. Bailey of were fro(n Vevmtontvllle, Nash- I Kent county; William Dort of Flint; G. vllle. Middleville, KatamMoo. Delton, W. Howe of Port Huron; C. H. Peters of andPrceport. After the work, refresh- 1Saginaw; Wm. Carpenter of Muskegon; mentis were served, and the festivities Wm. Crosby of Harbor Springs; Reuben lasted until the eastern sky was ■beginning Goodrich 1 of Traverse City; and Willto grtrosy with ret ant ing day. The *c- lam Chandler, of Schoolcraft. Many To get'a pair oi our .. BICYCLE SHOES: All prices from Ji-25 to $2.oa per pair. Th, R,d Front Shoe Stare. Woolley & Bronson. F you want some Tea that sk. worth twice what for it, try our LBop 3 LPJ. FOR 25^ Not TEA DUST, but TEA­ want you to bring us your Dusww and Eggs, as we want a lot each. If any one can pay more, e» sell goods cheaper we want to see them FLOUR $1.75 PER' ioo. “The Student’s Cyclopedia” A new book many years ahead of them all. The best work of tlae kind ever published, and at a$ price:— $9.00 —that should place it >s> every home in the land. It is a work that will answer your purpose just as well, and mb many respects better than a sei ,4 the old kind of Encyclopedias that would cost you from $25 is It is bright and fresh aad cv». tains what you want, that ia wkjr it has received such hearty r«- Public �Ha^TINGC ^y RaNNFR Thursday, Mar. 5, 1896. COOK BROS- Proprietors. CUBANS UPHELD. Jteoognition of tho Insurgents Favored by Oongreas. Import.nl Ur*»ur«Mi Conildtred La the Houae-Daily Nummary •f Procrmlinga. Washington, Feb. 25.—A bill granting a pension of $10n a month to tbe widow of the Inte Walter Q. Gresham aotMKXl jsirpoow, Which w>a over the veto by a vote of 193 to 3k. Most of the day waa consumed in the consideration of tJae legislative appro­ priation bib. mis message directed theSpanisn min­ ister to inform the United State*gov­ ernment that Spain was exerting all her power to amply protect the United States legation aud consulates, and that he could give assurances that they would be protected from sny harm. j Also that Americans visiting or •t'siding in Spain would be mtede safe trom the attacks of mobs and other riotous axsemblagre. The cammunlcarion from tbe NpauiKh minister is couched j in pleasant and friendly ’earns, and re­ iterates. on —. In’s own _________ l>chalfussurances .isstirances ; nf his government that no outrage*1 I ’ be perpetrated on America as in should Spain. raoBATg OHM.. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS BaalMM Block Bur. The Houseman block in Grand Ito pids •■ns burned, the losses aggregating about $200,000, partially injured. Among the occupants of the building were the Grand Rapids Fire Insurance rotnpany. the Grand Itoplds Drmocrnt, United States and National express eoinfMnies' offices and several families The fire started from an exploding lump on the third floor and many of the tccupants had 'narrow escapes. E. L. Wedgewood and wile wen* pahifdlly burned, .mil were taken to the hospital. Mrs. Raymond and sou were also in­ ^"•tcimrt" W. Arautau,,."£«> tbe fotwooD. be MAAlgned id all iXlnr arerequired jured. Prisons Kan Cheaply. A joint meeting of the boards of con­ trol of thr several penal institutions of the state was held at Jxinsing. Warden Chamberlain reported 811 prisoners nt Jackson. All available men ure em­ ployed. Warden Fuller reported 374 inmates at loniu. The industries are in a prosperous condition, nnd tbe per-1 capita exjiense is about one-half of what it Waa for the preceding biennial prnod. Of the 210 convhts at Marquette not more than 15 are engaged in productive pmtee, e, mid neiUkm was passed in the senate yesterday. Senator Morgan spoke in favor of recog­ nizing Cuban belligerency. STATE OF TRADE. Washington, Feb. 2G.—Senator Mor­ rill offered a resolution in the senate yesterday to take up the tariff bill, ! New York. Feb. 29.—B. G. Dun A Co.. but ft was defeated by r vote of 33 to 22. I After the announcement of the vote . in tbeir weekly review of trade, say: Senator Morrill stated that he would I "In somb quarters business gains at the make no further attempt to get up the ■ west, rather than at the east, but there la 1 no general change for the better, although bill; that it waa hopelessly defeated, hopefulness still predominates. Foreign aud it was perfectly obvious that the affairs grow more pacific, public opinion pursuits. republican party was in a minority in turns more resolutely toward sound money, Health In Michigan. the senate. Senator Sherman said the but the want of sufficient demand tor the products of great Industries still retards During the week ended February 22 ' .bill did not belong to any party. Its actual improvement. Strikes of soma Im­ rejiorts sent in by 53 observers in.va­ only merit was to furnish $40,000,003 portance in garment making and kindred ' additional to the revenues of the gov­ lines affect trade In Chicago and Balti­ rious |XM'tions of thr state indicated more, but there ore fewer lal»or difficulties thut intermittent fever increased nnd ernment. It was a bill to provide for than qpual. as existing conditions warn an occasion. He declared that it was wage-earners that controversies at this diarrhea decreased in urea of preva­ a disgrace to the country to civili­ time are unwise. Speculative markets lence. Consumption wait reported at zation that the government of the show little life. The volume of business 247 places, typhoid fever at 21, diph­ does not improve. Exchanges through the United States was now spending $30.­ principal clearing houses show 19.7 per cent, theria at 26, scarh’1 fever ut 36, uienslrs 000,000 a year beyond itm income. The ' gain over last year, but the month's com­ at 17, vv hooping cough at 19 and snialFCuban question waa taken up. and Sen- I parison with 1K<J is the only Instructive one. pox ut Detroit, Saginaw, Riga township, ators Morgan, Lodge, Stewart and Call I and shows a decrease of JU.7 for February. Imliy township, Ionia an.1 Greenbush. epoke in favor of recognizing Cuban 1 “Wheat has. taken a flight upward, ad­ vancing 3U cents for cash and 2% for May, Bic Fire at Port Huron. belligerency. with rumors of foreign supplies as the onlj The Brice block was burned at Pori , Washington, Feb. 27.—In the senate basis. Estimates of wheat in farmers' Huron with i. Joss of $100,»4K), on which hands are lower than last year, but still yesterday Senator Alien (Neb.) offered Indicate, with visible stocks, a supply much there was un insurance on the building a substitute for the pending Cuban beyond probable needs. Cotton has been _i and stock covering aboi’i half of the resolution. It authorizes and requests weaker, with only fair receipts, the Im’^hr fire originated in tht b.<he* the president to issue a proclamation ' portant decline In goods having much In- * . of middling .... . . de-1 . * IlM;ut y| . Young as n shoe I fluence. The price uplands .recognizing the independence of the 1 . cllned a sixteenth, and preparation for a ’republic of Cuba. Senator Carter | large Increase of acreage Is still reported, store. Mr. and Mrs. .Morgan, photog­ <tMont») in speaking on the tariff bill yhe market for textile goods Is disappoint­ raphers, narrowly esca|M>d with their charged the republicans in the senate ing. Woden mlUs are receiving consider- lives. A lire man named Charles Thorne able orders f# goods, but business for ’anil house with deserting the repub­ the future does not mend. The feature la wus badly injured by being caught in * lican national platform on- both the the iron market has been the large demand ' a descending elevator. tariff and money questions, and with for wrought and cast pipe. Large orders • Uld Hla Wealth. taking their enters from the whit/*1 for structural work ate received at Chi... t'cago and expected .at the east, as bflHdlAg • Asaph- Pierce, u wealthy fanner, died house, where a democratic president plans are unusually large, but sheets pell. at Hudson. His neighbors, knowing Is in command. He Mid he believed slowly and rails very little. •^that IE. the protection of American indur. ....................... ■ Exr-ont oIJ.nK.tkppMucl.rromNew he had money and valuables concealed I ^ork for three weeks show a guin of Is around the farm, persuaded iris wife. tries was necessary to American prosper cent, over last year, while Imports In I Iperity, but the free coinage of silver the same time scarcely increase. But ex- I ’was equally essential anil the two port bills are diminishing rapidly at this , place. Following her directions they season, while later imports naturally come found over $1,000 in gold mid i^rcuritioa would hereafter go hand in hand. in succeeding months, and many security! stored avvny in cheat*, trunks and bu­ Washington, Feb. 2S.—The icause o£ bills have to be «mvt In the near future.] reaus and out of the way place** around ^ubau independence had strong advo. It Is therefore belle red -by many that gold Is the Most Popular Republican Newspaper the farm. | tacy and suppo t in the senate yester- Exports arc not far off. "Failures In three weeks o< February . ; day in a t.peech delivered by Senator o£the West and Has the Largest Circulation. show llabllltl.a of :iO,SW.93C. rffcalnst IS,Vest (denu Mo.). He sjiokc of Spn’Hi 523.05 last year, and 311,420,418 In 1 Tbe ufw electric railway line running ; as a toothless old wolf, sitting nt the Failures for the week have been Z7S In the | between Owosso nnd Corunna* is Open door of the caVo of the despotism and United States, against 250 last year, and / to the public. The line is equipped with DAILY .without S<_..diy) $4.00 per year IS in Canada, against 3S last year:'* I grinning at the procession of free re­ modern cars and the trial trips proven DAILY (with Sunday) ....'$6.00 per year publics; denounced the-declaration of them and the whole equipment most ASSASSIN BURNS. I Capt. Gen. Weyler, nnd nsked whether satisfactory. About two miles of tLc PER YEAR................................................. *• = the senate should sit silent and dumb BuHdlna I" Which m Would-Be Murderer line w ill be extended at tbe Owdsso vnd while the Cubans were butchered into As a Newspaper THE INTER OCEAN keep, abreast ot the times to .'.u t espects. It spars* nf I ther pains nor expense In sec an ng Jeffrnvon, Wis., Feb. 29.—L.M. Smith, in the spring. subjection to the Spanish queen. “If ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT UTERATUR we do,” he exclaimed, “God will curse secretary, treasurer nnd superintendent . Four Killed and Ba van Innjrrd. of the Wisconsin Manufacturing com l-us.” The army appropriation bill, car Four men were killed and seven seri­ trying $23,279,000. was j>assed. pany, was>hot Friday night and fatal­ ously injured by n steam log hauler ex­ Washington, Feb. 29.—Ry a vote cf 64 ly wounded by an unknown man. Of­ perimenting at McKay’s lumber cam[ to G the senate yesterday put on record ficers pursuing the assassin surrounded at Seney. The engine became unionAs a Family Paper Is Not Excelled by Any. .its viewsand policy in relation to the ex­ him in the factory, and after shots were trollable and ran down the rond (it full has something of interest to each n*mbvr o' the fsmilr. Its isting revolution in Cuba by passing the exchanged, the building was fired aud speed, catching the men before met* pe YOUTH’S DEPARTMENT is the very best of 1U kind. Ite LITER­ the plant and the assassin were con­ was possible, and coiupklely wrecking following resolutions: ARY FEATURES are unequaled. ' t •'Resolved, By the senate (the house of sumed together. itself. It is a TWELVE PAGE PAPER and contains the News of the World. representatives concurring, that In the POLITICALLY IT IS REPUBLICAN, and gvvre its readers tne benefit of ■opinion of congress a condition of public Brief Newa Item*. the ablest discussions un all lire poJUCal topics. It is pub.ished in Chicago Newton, Mass., jE’eh. 28.—Charles L. 'war exists between the government of Justice Charles Kirchgessner, agml 70 •Spain and the government proclaimed and Colby, of New York, and formerly pres­ and Is in accord with the people of the West in both politics and literature. | ‘for some time maintained by force of arms for 40 years a prominent citizen of Mon­ Please remember that the price of THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN is by the people of Cuba, and that the United ident of the Wisconsin Central ilail- roe, is dead. ONLY ONE DOLLAK PER YEAR. Address States of America should maintain a strict tuad company, is dead. He hud been Two poultry keepers in Bronson kept neutrality between the contending powers, invited to address the 25th anniveraary .according to each all the rights of belllg- of the Woman’s Baptist Foreign Mis- tally last year on the number of egg* .... . 'erents In the ports and territories of the — - ••• — . . w—IPM o -^e.——,r>v U1CIKU tionary society at Newton c,n(er I by .< errtaln number o'Lena. On, United States. . "Resolved, further. That the friendly of- Wedneaday evening and waa amending 1 m“n ““<1 3:0 hcl1*'" hlch ,“"13t'7“ Tflces of the United States should be of­ the platform when hewaaatrickenwith I duril,E ,he »«<•• ®,iirr F” fered by the president to the Spanish gov- lionet — .Ul_ J..1 ______almost I_____ a,. heart trouble, dying immediate-11 POtTB e?88 f^mm rom 270 hen hen41. >ernment for recognition nf indrpendJr. He waa about W year, it age. ’ • ” • . — . I The president of Milford issued a ter.ee cf Cubft.'* ■ • ---------- r——;’ 1 proclamation forbidding the sale of] • 'After ugTceiug iu the conference re The Large Piece and , High Grade of "Battle Ax’' has injured the sale of other brands of higher prices and smaller pieces. Don't allow the dealer to impose on you by saying they are "just as good" as "Battle Ax," for he is anxious to work off his unsalable stock. I The Weekly inter Ocean— C1.00 The Weekly Inter Ocean port on the pension appropriation bill the senate adjourned until Monday, THE HOVTE. 'BiUa Xhtrtwiuved and PclUk>ii» and R»wIntfona Preoentetl. Washington, Feb.: 25.—In tlie house jj iyesterdaA' it was decided by a vdte of 03 jto 64 thht none of the appropriations 1 -in the Indian appropriation bill for Inidian schools should go for sectarian (schools. A bill was introduced to take ■from the free list of the tariff bill silf -ver bullion, silver coins and silver ores, t and making them dutiable at 50 per­ cent. ad valorem. Washington, Feb. 26.—The Indian np. rpropriutiou bill was passed in thr house J.(yesterday and resolutions were report­ ed from the foreign aftuirs committee rcensuring Ambassador Bayard for porftions of speeches lie delivered in Eng■• land. • ; Washington, Feb. 27.—In the house .yesterday a bill was introduced for the .erection ot a national mint at Chicago. ’ The Van Horn-Tarancy contested elee­ ' 44on case from the Kansas City (Mo.) Madrid. Feb. Madrid, Vrb. 29.M.. -Th. -The papers. here 1.— publish some curious statistics as to the cost of the Cubnte war. Nearly 118,000 men have been sent to the island and the cost ot the rebellion bas already amounted to £ 10,000,000 I $50,000,090), and for the second year it will exceed £15,000,000 ($75,000,000.) Capt. Grn. Weyler reports that it will take nt least two years to crush the rebellion. Booth to Form a New Army. ’ New York, March B.—The Wor.d sayr that Bullington Booth is making plans for an independent American Sa*ration Army, of which he and his wife will be the leaders. He announced the decision to start such a movement Saturday, but it will be several weeks before he can tell just on what lines thr work will be undertaken. lx>rd Dunraven Expelled. New York, Feb. 28.—At on adjourned session of tbe annual meeting of the New York Yacht club Thursday night with 48 yacht owners present and about 600 members crowding into the club­ * district occupied most of the session. house, I .ord Dunraven was expelled 3 Washington, Feb. 26.—Resolutions ; from membership in the elub by a rote I <wtre presented in the house yesterday ■ of 39 to 1. I declaring it to be the sense of congre&s Caa’t Vm the Malls. । that a state of war eriets in Cuba; that Washington, Feb. 27.—Attorney-Gen­ (the insurgvnts be given the rightof bel­ eral Harmon Jiaa submitted to Postmas­ . -liferents, and that it is the sense of ter-Gene nd Wilson a dAsiklon to the af­ congress that the government of the fect that the numerates bond add invent • - United States use its influence to stop ment schemes conducted throughout the war. If nece*«sury, by intervention, the country are - lotteries and not en­ ’ and pledging tLc support of congress. titled to the privileges of tbe mails. । After debate the vote on the resolu­ tions waa postponed one day. John C. Tarsuey (dem.), from the Fifth Mis­ Utica, N. Y„ Feb. 28.—Fred Bftrtol, souri district, was unseated, and bis one oi of tne the jour four boys ocys indicted id cuetea for ;or tourmnropponent, Robert T. Van Horn (rep.), der in the first degree for Wrecking a was seated. r" Washington, Fab. 29. — The oonfer- Rome December 19, 1895. died of concace report on the general pension at> sumption in Utica jail Thursday night. ition bill was presented and ia the house yesterday. It waa I to oct upon tbe Cuban revJu» Monday. The legislative ep it km bill was considered. 1'bc p presentcd the |»r«klent*s veto mothe„ tbe tlU»ge-to «,|,t |n th, enforcement of it. Tbe John Irvine Greenhouse com puny, operating greenhouses and an of­ fice at Bay City aud a store at Detroit, filed chattel mortgages aggregating $33,611.04. J.* A. Johnson, a grocer at Manister for 30 years, assigned, with liabilities of $2,200, half secured by real estate. Tjpat summer Gerrit Metzingu, an old bachelor of Fillmore, died, leaving hit estate to his niece, who, searching through a cabinet recently discovered a secret drawer in which w as $1,800 * Children should be happy and plump. A child of seven should not be thin and pale, with the aged look of twenty. No aches; no whines; no house-plant. Running, Jump­ ing, laughing. Children should grow in weight and strength; eat heartily and show plump cheeks. Scott ’s Emulsion of Codr— — - - -------liver Oil WtthriypophosPhltes fllls out the sunken CneCKS RDG gives COlOF to the lips. It furnishes material wom,u.r -MLC>iireh 2.-wiiiM>! tor the growth of bone, and m. Ri« <iLi .uddeniy m bfa tom in1 food for the brain .and nerves, this ellv of heart feilure, eged TO y»*nL • ]ays a strong foundation Mitchell, S. 1).. March 1 -Editor Me SAPOLIO in Buying a Piano or an Organ dn nn* fail _. 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The American Protective Tariff League ts a national organization advocat.r.M •• Protection to American Labor and Industry ” as explained by its constitu­ tion. *s follows : There are no personal or private profits in connection with thecgancabon and it is sustained by members!* ps contributions and the distribution of its publications. FIRST ; Carrotpono«nc» it t»lieit»d rapre-r^ •• Membership " and •’Official Corrospondsrt, Imp4 co©v of the MMtom W.lbur F. Woke Ladies if your dealer hasa ’t it, send THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. lias to us WE WILL SEND YOU POSTPAID Th© “Orosco It mart bftakaUte ar Watil LONG, SHORT a»d HEDIUH LENGTH THE MICHIGAN CORSET CO., JACKSON, ftiCM. TREES GROW w^LA;ou before you know it your rewarc comes in fruit & shade. Begin NO" by writing for our low prices. Flow* City aamry C.., 63 Mnt St. BOCBESTCB. N. Y. a^ Remember we p«y the freight Died Suddenly. He we. u member oi oongrtr. from 1876 to 1884. •A HANDFUL|OE DIRT MAY BE A HOUSE­ FULL OF SHAME " KEEP YOUR HOUSE CLEAN WITH Io (Atrueeopr. i z , f ° - - for future growth and develop­ ment. �■a*—*•■————— Hasting-' Banner Thursday, Mar. 5, 1896. LOCAL NEWS. While Charles Bates and George Savidge were sawing up a giant maple a few miles from • CIRCULATION W. K. COOK. Local Editor. Tais week, Battle of Winchester MJ 86 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure Insertion in the issue of tbe week when brought. M£SI?'u*b5Olute.’.Perm,u’enlour®« have riven s SanuipHrillii the largest sales hi the world aud the first plane among medicine*. Stephen A. Rolph Being Curried From rtbc Bottle Field. When company .H, Sth Ohio Regi­ ment, started for the War of the Rebel­ lion. Stephen A. Rolph, River Styx, Ohio, was numbered among the re­ cruits; when next he returned to his home he was borne on a stretcher, having lost a leg in the battle of Win­ chester, Va., March 23, ’62. During the years following Be did not recover from the shock, privation and expos­ ure incident to army life. In a recent interview he states^ “I was stricken with nervous prostration a year ago, which continued for six months; I treated with the best physicians I could hear of, but they| all failed; Dr. Wheel­ er’s Nerve Vitalizer was recommended on account of its effectual 'treatment in similar cases. I could note a Change from the first «dose, improvement con­ tinued withits n»e and four bottles re­ stored me tto -purled health. For Sale hi/ W7. II. Goodyear. ” BUSINESS CARDS. ALICE KIRK, PlfTHfCldlK AND Sl'KGKON. A?, calls promptly attended day and nigbt. Office at Ford’s Betel, south Mde entrance. r. D Van Buren paid >115.55 for sparrow bounty last year. Robert Louis Stevenson, the novelist, left an estate valued at >70,000. Calhoun county has a log sctibol house that was built fifty-five years ago. Wolverine, eounty. they felt the saw strike .something hard, and on catling into the tree they found a hatcher embedded In tbe wood aud bark. On the blade of the hatchet was the Inscription “Ad Majorem del Glorlam.’’ Below the inscription was the name of Robertas Salle, and dated 1655. The hatchet was one of tbe many furnish­ ed by the society of Jeaulta to Ite interpld explorers in tbe Wilderness of North America. The handle of the hatchet had five notches cut in one side of it and an iron ring in the end. It is a historical fact that La Salle passed down through this part of tlie state In his terrible winter journey from Canada for supplies. The following Is taken Well informed scientists Cheboygan from the Cala­ are coming veras. Gal., Chronicle: One evening re­ cently Herman Sprlngmeyer heard a dangerous time for mad people. strange noise in bls bam and on going out The ‘’Law and Order League” at St. found a cow suffering from a bloat caused Johns have hired a detective, and ihe sa­ by gas oo tbe stomach. It bad eaten some loons ^hd gambling roams will be closely alfalfa hay whleb bad been put up before being perfectly cured and was in great watched. ' Members of tbe Jackson Whist Club distress. He sat down the lantern he was carrying and rushed Into tlie house to get went to Battle Creek to try conclusions with the club there, and were beaten by a knife and stab the cow, as it is usual in ' 3h cases. On his return he heard a twenty-four points. 1..* men done explosion, and on reaching The Adventist's printing office at Battle the bam found it in darkness. He pro­ Creek bas paid out 580,000 in wages tbe cured another light and was astonished to past year, and its book sales have amount­ find the eow dead. It was a dear, case of ed to about >300,000. gas explosion. The eow had evidently got The Sunfield Sun, which was burned loose and upset the lantern a-d the gas out at tbe recent fire In that village, issued from her stomach coming in contact with its last week’s paper from tbe office of tbe ttame had resulted disastrously. The the Grand Ledge Independent. mouth aad throat of tbe animal were back to ’he Idea that tbe full moon Is a Tbe net cost to tbe state of maintaining tbe state prison at Jacksoo is >21,000 per burned black. Never before in this state has there been a slmlliar case of gas ex­ f E. BARRELL. W. W. POTTER. ♦I . BARRELL* POTTER, year. This Is from one-half to one-fifth less plosion, although the gas from alfalfa Atternryi, at Law. ■ sffice over Hastings City Bank. Collection* the expense required to conduct almost al) bloat is known to be highly explosive un­ phttuptif attendedta, trad general law business the eastern prisons. der certain conditions. •.r»n«aotHl. 'J Tbe Proprietors of “Postum Cereal” and Alexander Rhimes. of New Buffalo, A.MMP0AN. s “Ry O” have commenced suit against the Berrien county, is t a man with a matrlState Food Commissioner suing for $25,­ mon lai record hard to beat, He recently A A kitiiH-of Dental •work done carefully and promptly. T.ocal Anesthesia, gas or chloroform 000 damages for the injury done tbeir bus­ obtained a divorce from his eighth wife In 4tv-n. Office over i’hln Smith's Racket Store. iness in his recent report Berrien county circuit court and celebrated The Cosmoplitan recently made Glad­ the event by marrying Miss Stella BloomJ. C. L.AMl’MAN, M. D. < 'fficr 'wish W. A. LMnpman. calls promptly stone an offer of one dollar per word for haeen, a pretty Michigan1 country girl, bd& .tr.-w»red. tipeclal, atteotk-n given to.fitting has made application In Indiana for his trussesnud treating Hernia <»r Rupture for an article on tbe subject of arbitration, but radical cure. The majority of cases can be tbe latter was compelled tn decline owing ninth divorce. Rhimes is upwards of 75 !»ermani«jtlj i.iured|wM»out a surgical operayears ot age, bis remarkable matrimonial to a stress of engagements. career having Its inception March 21,1870, Charles Gauzel. the Boston catcher, AW AND COI.LBWtON OFFICE OF when he was married to a Detroit young whose home is In Kalamazoo, bas been J. M. SMITH. lady named Bengal, after a week’s court Collections made fa all parts ot the state coaching the battery of the Kalamazoo ship. One wife has followed another in Conveyancing a speciality. Special pains college team for the comiqg season’s work, rapid succession until nine wives are left taken iu drafting contracts, chattel mort­ and they are said to be doing fine work. to mourn the fickleness of Rhimes, who is gages and wills. I Woodland, Mich. In Massachusetts no railway passengers always the petitioner for a divorce decree. dward Taggart i Loyal E. Knappen. were killed or seriously Injured in train The much-married Wolverine and Hoosier Arthar C. Denison. accidents in the year ended June 30 last, believes tliat he will live to take unto him­ TAGGART. KNAI’PHN A DENI8ON, although the railroads ot the state carried self his twelfth spouse. He was refused LAWYERS Rooms 811 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. । Grand Rapids. Michigan. nearly 103,000,000 passengers during that his application-for his eighth divorce iu time. Fulton county, Ind., aud came to Michi­ I AMES A. SWBKZEY, The oil painting of Gov. Luce that has gan, where, after he had established hla v Attorney at law, residence, he secured a bill under an Hastings, Mich. hung in tbe executive parlor in the capital burned name. Practices in ail courts of the state. Col­ at Lansing for the past five years, has been lections promptly attended to. replaced by a crayon pictore of the gov­ State News ernor much more satisfactory than the oil /1 A. SCRIBNER. M. D., painting. Jaxou Soap hurts no fabric. V • Physician and Surgeon, A young boy al Battle Creek went away Delton, • Mich. There are 0,010 Foresters in Michigan. Office la residence, one block east of depot. with Santanelli, tbe byppotlst. last week Jaxon Prize Baking Powder leavens without his fatiier’s concent Tho police best. A. A C. H. BARBER were telegraphed to arrest him. which • Physicians and burgeons. The striking cigarmakers at Detroit are Calls in city or County responded to with they did and i^n officer brought him home trying to establish a co-operative factory. promptness, day dr night. the next day. The miners’union of the upper penin­ The shipping of water cress has become sula, will be kept out of politics.lts officers A. SHELDON, say. quite an industry at Battle Creek. One « Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings. Tlie Michigan wood pulp company has man owns the exclusive right to cut cress Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate ‘ sold on coifinilsslan. General conveyancing. from five brooks around there, having commenced tbe erection of a new 'factory building at Niles. Having a complete set of Abstract Books, com­ oiled from the Records, can furnish complete leased tbe privilege from, the owners for a The oldest school bouse built In Calabstracts. number of years. houn county is still standing, It was The total number of drunkards in this built of logs in 1831. HILIP T. COLGROVE, country Is modestly estimated iby the Attorney at Law One hundred and seventv-elght new i< Successor to Smith & Colgrove.) Quarterly journal of Inebriety as 1,000.­ members were received Into the Ann Ar­ • (Office in Union block, Hastings.) Practices In all the courts of tbe state. 000. There are about 85,000,000 adults bor, A. O. U. W., recently. L E H P P E. KENASTON, Attorney at Law, (Over J.8. Goodyear ft Co.’astore.) Practices in all courteof the State. Collection* promptlyattended to. A • L' H. Tl MMERMAN, Homcepathlc Phy " • sician and Surgeon. Office over Roger’s grocery store.) Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - 4 Mich. SURPLUS, SI7,000.00 lacurporaied under tbe laws of tbe State oi Michigan. Open for business, Dec. IB, 1880. OFFICERS. D. G. Robinson. President: Chester Messer. Vice Pre*. Dan W. Reynolds, Cashier DIRECTORS: Dan W. Reynold*. W. D. G. Robinson. Chester Messer M. L.Cook. P. T. Colgrove. aud pays Interest on all time in tbe U. 8. and this means that one per­ son out of every 15 Is a drunkard. The town of Galien claims to have do less than twenty-eight widows within the radius of a half mile, nearly all nf them being young, pretty, and possessing good income*. A still more •triking feature of the town Is tbe utter absence of old maids. At tbe meeting of tlie state board of the Agricultural college last week, the committee recommended that a course in domestic economy be offered for ladles, so the presence ot ladles on tbe M. A. C. campus, may, therefore, only be a ques­ tion of short time. Since a Kansas man bas discovered that brandy can be made out of wet elm saw duet,a discouraged proha>itionlsL wants to know, says the Grand Ledge Independent, what chance a good cause can have when a man can go forth with a rip saw and get drank on a fence rail. ; • A balloon filled with automatic instru­ ments was sent up recently in Paris, and came dom safety. The instrument show­ ed that it bad risen to 17.000 metres, 5>,- OOO feet, or over 10}£ miles. At that height tbe temperattire outeide the balloon was 102 degrees below zero, while inside The beat salve In the world for cuts, bruisss, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever it was 12 .degrees above. sorest tetter, ehapped hands," chilblains, Delos Flint and Nathan Sly living near corns, and ail skin irruptions, and posi­ Pontiac attended an acnctlon sale, and tively cure pllee or no pay required. It each claim to have purchased the same Is guaranteed to give - perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per cow. Tbe former got possession, and the box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the latter brought suit to recover In the circuit druggist. ooart, a verdict for the defendant result­ So-Mr. Gilman Brown, of 34 Mill St., of South Gardner, Mass., was told by the doctors. His son bad lung trouble, fol­ lowing Typiiold Malaria, and he spent three hundred and seventy-five dollars with doctors, who finally gave him op, saying: “Your baj' won’t live a month.” He tried Dr. King s New Discovery and a few bottles restored him to health and en­ abled him to go to work a perfectly well man. He says lie owes his present good health to the use of Dr. King’s New Dis­ covery. and knows It to be the best in the world for Lnng Trouble. Trial bottles free at W. H. Goodyear’s Modern Drag ■tore. . ing. Tbe two men have expended some­ thing like >400 for a cow whose value was not over >30 at the most. A hoodoo seems to be banging over the farm of Artemus Briggs’ in Clinton coun­ ty. Four men have been badly Injured there up to date. Na 1 had bis arm taken off In tbe cylinder of a threshing; machine; tbe second one, caught by a tnmlsllng rod, alothra torn off, and aBvereiy brtibed; Na 8. ted bl. tend urrtbfr tte^ed In tte cjUnder of a elover bull er, and tbe last waa horribly mangled in the neck by a croas-cut-saw. : The Wabash will run a tbropgh train from Grand Rapids to St. Louis for the Republican National convention. A Detroit man claims to have invented n machine that will turn out needles at half the present cost of manufacture. It not only is so, but it must be so. One Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and that’s what makes It go. W. H. Goodyear. Eighty per cent of the students In the Agricultural college take the mechanical course and pay little attention to Agricul­ tural studies. In the circuit court at Lansing ^Asa I. Butterfield secured a judgment of >120 against Thorn Rubert. of Webervilie, for slander. E. W. Heath, of Benton Harbor, will build a sister of the tug Zenith for the Singer towing company, of Duluth. The new boat will cost >18,000. connected with the Eastern Michigan aajluiw for the Insane, has resigned his posi­ tion. He will take a special eraree at Ann Arbor. Quick in effect, heals and leaves ao sear. Burning, eealy skin eruptions quickly cured by DeWitt’s Wlteh Hazel Salve. Ap­ plied to burw. scalds, old sores, it b magi-! cal In effetet. Always cures piles. | W. H. Goodyear. Projectors of Ihe proposed mass meeting of Shlawaaee cownty farmers have called Il off. having dtweovered. It is alleged, that; certain partisans had turned It into a Pin­ gree meeting. Don’t Invite disappointment by «xperi-i menting. Depend apon One Minute Cough Cure and yon have immediate re­ lief. It cures croup-. The only harmless remedy that produces teamed tate result*. W. H. Goodyear. j J. W. Pierce. Republic, la., aaya: “I have used One I note Coogh Cure Id my family and for myself, with reaulta ao en­ tirely satisfactory STt.'T*^? — ■to —recommend 5-------— rwilTncverTaTl ft to others, on every ooeasion.lbal presente itielf.” W, H. Goodyear. HAsrurcm........... “J was delivered . of TWINS fa k less than ’JO min- BtatioM. Ifflksh* 5s I fs lajn.bum.ja.mJp.BL.tpjw. . IxSr «lsi * ff utes and with scarcely- any pain after using only tWo bottles of ‘“MOTHERS’ • FRIEND" DID NOT SUFFER AFTERWARD. TIME TABLE. Station*. Kxprewi or mall, on receipt of price, Nosxn. •l.OW per Wttle. Book TO MOTHEilF'’ Arthur Berry, an Md negro of ;Green­ mailed free. ville, lost 5400 jk the Moore bank failure.: BRADFIELD KMiULATOM CO., ATLAMTA, Qk. Kaat Cooper had >300 stolen from Me pockets and then SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Richland June’c Creroey......... a false friend cheated Mm oat of his home. MUo..................... He bas been sent to-the poor house. .Orookrtfiake... Dotton Nothing cleans cleaner than J axon soap. CBorerdate....... Akers Point........ Joseph Hayes, the colored boy of BL Shultz...;.., Joseph, who was recently acquitted of the charge of trying to wreck a train, backed! Hastings....... .. too much on his luck ami committed a burglary. He goes to Ionia for two years.I Soothing, healing, clraaeing, DeWitt’t Witch Hazel Salve Is the enemy to sores, wounds and piles, which- It never falls to cure. Stops itching and burning. Cures, chapped lips and cold sores In two or three hours. W. H. Goopykail. j aXd n SOAP. Government officials, headed by Col. Lydeckar. of Detroit, held a hearing at' St. Joseph, relative to widening the Ben­ ton Harbor ship canal and narrowing the river. The Idea is to get a 16 foot channel. Piles and Cunstiyatiem. Carlton, Mich., Feb.S, 1-06. Mr. Ed Rnscb of this place make* the fullowing statement: ••■ was troubled with constipation at times, and began taking Hood’s Pills, and I derived great benefit I rum their use. I highly reoommend them to everyone. Hood's Pills are especlallv prepared taken with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. A Laughable Miatalre. Two ladies entered a book-store recently and the younger asked the clerk for a book called “Favor^e Prescription." The puz­ zled attendant was unable to comply with her request and she left the store disa|>pointed. Inquiry elicited the faet'that she bad overheard a conversation between two literary ladies In which ’*Favei|te Pre­ scription was mentioned with extjavagaut praise, and she jumped to the cdnclusion that it was abook. . She now knows that Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is a sovereign cure for the Ills and ••weakness­ es’’ peculiar to women, for she has been cured by Its use. Send for a free pamph­ let or rttalt 10 cents In stamp* Iter Book (108 pages) on ■’Woman ami her Diseas­ es.” Address World’s Dispensary Medi­ cal Association. Bufhrio, N. Y. Dr. Pierce’s Pelletts cure permanently constipation, sick headache, biliousness. Indigestion and kindred ailments. l IM dirt. mUM injure the fabric. Lansing Datrotf....... Grand Rapids. Station* 6 z I I P- m.l p m.) BREAKFAST—SUPPER. EPPS’S COCOA GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. BOILING WATER OR MILK. addreea, we wifi UUnLUmailtrUlbmtiernrr* The DR. TAFT BRO*. M. Co.. Rochester, N.Y.rnU CATARRH tea Local Disease and te the result of colds and Hiidded climatic changes. it can be cured by a pleas­ ant remedy which is ap plied directly into the nostrils. Being quickly at>sQi-bed it gives relief at oner. Grand Rapids. DeRott.. .10 11 •11 Goats Grove'J. Hastings........... J Sbuttt......................... Akers Point • 12 Oloverdate Delton w Crooked Lake...1.4.. MUo........ .............. J„ Creeaey.................1. Richland Junel...'.. KastCooper Lv...u< Kalamur-wi Ar 1000 Frvuetit traiun carry paMenxer*. but will be run at the convenience of tbe Company, and tbe right Is reserved to change the time of such trains without nottoA. No. 6 will wait at Woodbury for D. L. & ,N. trains when nucewiary. 'Stop on signal only. WiHilMff gii| m.i—< B—at. P ennyroyal pills Lx'a *ssar- a l.o. M.At.— f ELY’S CREAM BALM OT is acknowledged to be the most thorough cure for Nasal Catarrh. Cold in Head and Hay Fever of all remedies. Il opens and cleanses the nasal pasages. allay* pain and In flamation. heals the sores, protects the mem­ brane from cold, restores the senses of taste and .-mell Pi ice BO cents at Druggists or by mall. ELY' BROTHERS. 50 Warren St. New York. Sick stomach means sick man (•r woman). Why not be weH?' Sick stomach comes from poor food.poor nourishment; means poor health, poor comfort. Shaker Digestive Cordial means health and a well stomach. If we could examine our stomach we would uhderstand why it »r that so little can put it out of order. But, unless we are doctors, we never see our stomach. We only feel It. We WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN would feel it less If we took Shaker Di­ gestive Cordial. Shaker Digestive Cordial makes yoor stomach digest all the nourishing food you eat. relieves all tbe symptoms of indiges­ tion, ads as a tonic and soon makes you well and strong again. Public Interest will steadily Increase, and the disappointment of the men whose rote* turned The more you take the less you will feel the «cale at the last election, with the result* under the administration they elected, will make of your stomach. the campaign the mo«t intensely exciting in the history of the country. All druggists. Trial bottle 10 cents. THE H/IHE OF THE HEXT President oi me united states tub New York weekiu Tribune ' or HOVEHBER 4TH, 1896. Haw’s ThH? We ofier One Hundred Dollars »eward fnranv care of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. . F. J. CHKNKV& Co., Toledo. Ohio. We. tbe underslmied have kvowu F. J. Cheney for the last is years, and believe him lierfectivhonorable iu all business transMCiiuna and financially able to carry otit any obligations made by by tbeir firm. WimaTbsax, Wholesale Drnrglsts. Toledo, Ohio. Waldix«h.Kjxan & MAB.MN.Wholesale Drag gists. Toledo. Ohio. Ball’s Catarrh Cure I* taken Internally, act­ ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur­ faces of the svstem. Testimonials rent free. FriceiSc. oer bottle. Sold Uy all druggists. Send your address to H. E. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will convince you ot their merits. These pills are easy in action and ate particularly ef­ fective in the cure of Constipation aud sick headache. Fur Malarial and Liver Troubles they have been proved invalu­ able. They are guaranteed to be perfect­ ly free from every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken bv their action, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system. Regular site 25c. per box. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. . A high liver with a torpid liver will not be a long liver. Correct the liver with DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, little pills Is this; If you are troubled with Catarrh, that cure dyspepsia and constipation. Cold in Head. Hay Fever, go to the drug­ W. H. Goodyear. gist named below and get a bottle of Cen A new high school for Kalamazoo Is be­ turyCatarrh Cure. No danger of being ing agitated, on account of the crowded humbugged. Relief In five .minutes and a condition of the schools of that city. The positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. proposed new building would cost Slto,If the Baby 1* Cutting Teeth. 000. Be sure and use that old and well tried “Give me a liver regulator and 1 can remedy. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrap regulate tbe world.” said a genius. The for children teething. It sooths the child, druggist handed him a bottle of DeWitt’s softens the gums, allays all pain, cures ,Little Early Risers, tbe famous little pill. wind colic and is tbe best remedy for W. H. Goodyear. diarrheea. Twenty-live cents a bottle. Chief Justice Long of the supreme court fell on the icy sidewalk at Lansing, affect­ ing his famous wound so that he could not take his seat on the bench, and court had to adjourn. Wtea tea m a <MH tea crite for Ctetortk One Inate Cough Ci-» tiushei the right spot. It also touches it at. tbe right When tea ted CbUta^te. (mUrao Ctelarta. time if you take It when you have a cough or cold. See the point? Then don’t coogh. W. H. Goodyear. Beecher Kimball, of tbe Standish elect­ ric plant, poisoned his hand with a piece of copper wire about two weeks ago. Wed­ nesday be died from the effects. & iss hs & 1^ CtlwwbBt Ku., uys: Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. ■ Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE the leading Republican family newspaper of the United States, will publish all tbe political news of the day. interesting to every American citizen regardless of party affiliations. Also general new-in attractive form, foreign correspondence covering the uewn of the world, an agricultural department second to none in, tbe country, market reports which are recognized authority, fascinating short stories, complete In each number, the cream of the humorous papers, foreign and domestic, with their best comic pictures, fashion plates and elntiorate descriptions of woman’s attire, with a vanod and attractive department of household interest. 1 he -New York Weekly Tribune” ia an Ideal family paper with a circulation larger than that of any other weekly publication In the couuu y issued from the office of a daily. Large changes are being made in its details, tending to give it greater life and variety, and especially more interest to the women and young people of the household. for A SPECIAL CONTRACT enable* ns to offer this splendid journal and jthe BANNER ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.00 CrtJH IN rtbYrtNCE. (The-regular subscription price of tbe two paper*la B1.7&J Subscriptions may begin at any time. . Address all orders to THE PANNER Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, Room 2, Tribune building, New York City, and a sample copy of The New York Weekiy Tribune will be mailed to yom- KAFFIR KOLA EXTRACT I Is the Greatest Remedy and Cure of the * 19th CENTURA Mf £ Kaffir Kola Extract Co. H1CAGO. e. HI �Hastings Banner here somi. participated in bv eight memben of our High school. Tbe one receiv­ ing the prize at the contest will represent us at Olivet. The contestants were chos­ en by classes and are a* follow*-, Senior, tauls Michael, Harne Klric, PR«TTY GIRLS AND GPRUCGGUM >le will driea Mt Maple Grora to­ mnrav-s SPAIN hens were sleepy morrow nlghtf) Imafcrry te. a big .hick.,, r Bitter Fertbx. Mrs. George H. Reeder gave a “Dan Xert >nxton and baa rc.rc.1 terxtea Tlie following la a clipping from the Tucker’’ pedro party Friday night, in tea*. He bring, nmny rre, honor of her friend. Mr*. L. C. Welton, of Iterild. of Snnd.y. F«l>. SS. Pul'llBh"’ COO* MHO*-. Proonewre. eteekena (dead and lu A Junior. Andrew Harper, Addle Booth. the City of Mexico, sent iu by tte editor ot CNcar*-—0* H./ZemkZ. 1«A ~y. tte Portland (M.. ' tte fu'xxK. in which Mlcbl(,u I. tire, SCHOOL COLUMN. Judge Barnum and estimable wife enter­ He hia wagon, Hu* »ig|„ ' Gertrude Abbey. , briefly summed up: . . • tained MIm McLaughlin and her pupil*, at ateate-leJ br ra J Iteadle. Co. Ccpp’nr. Sophomore. Nellie Pryor. | “The Michigan editors will be welcome, and atorta at three o’clort tbeir home on Green street. Munday even­ Freshman. Homer Wssbbttrn. they come from the State of Zacharv “»ly to hitch up the hnr^ Visitors this week are. first* Wlltney. CBANDi.BB who taught tlie American ing after school. Mr. Barnum served drive o». He did *o tbe atb,., , ™“ warm sugar to the little ones, and they all I atebu to the fart that the State Supt. of Glennn Smith, I«eah Bushy. He ena Han- people ho*1 to put • man In the Prwddaney donation and hate *f*in*t the United vote him a regular “Santa Claus.” ing. It I* a drive ot IT mite w;' •tier. Blanche Bogie, Glenn Henry and who bad not been elected, and so Vteate Instruction can with us on FrlState* which arem* to have taken poa efty. Ite rearhed ten, j„v , Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rlrated thb Harticlly of republican institut­ ‘ ■ da, a>’d Saturday. Uareli 30 a*nl ’21. the Jesse Holes. xrxxion of the heart of all Spain over Messer entertained a few friends at a six eHHB* i ' ; Mr. M ealley gave us tbe current events ions Michigan hss produced other great Mam l " Traeter'a Association will hold the notion of the United Stales aenate Aa he approached tte Cnilte: men. Including Gen. Alger who Is usually o'clock dinner at their home on Green street . ’. ate.i v> xl oieethtr on Saturday March 21, Friday morning. in racogniKinf the provisional govern­ up far the Presidential nomination wt»en After the del Icons menu had been served hotel to deliver acme prtalu.,. * at Sliildlevilh- This will make It about Eighth Grape a Republican National Convention met-u, the evening was pleasantly passed in a ment of Cuba a* belligerent*, and in .booted at him and asked hini if i *re- * r tear weeks earlier than the regular pupils or Ibis .rade and Ibe State U the home of a great Uni­ social way. Those present were: Judge calling upon President Cleveland to uae >tlwi tor tbe mrellna ot the useodatlou. ed Tbe Proportion. ind we feel qoUe ermadent versity where co-education has been mnrfb and Mrs. Clement Smith. Mr. and Mrs. hia good offices with Spain to aeenre brought hla ten. to mark, ! Tte mu Will probably be just as good, ’ that we can work almost any « a success. The State Is surrounded on the Daniel Striker, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Cook. the independence of Cubn, culminated on thr croa.bar under the tetter, lo March, than In April and paid no atteotloa. aupiei.,,,;. rist as nor teacher c.n read It. We are east, north, and west, by lakes of fresh Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lombard, and R, B. neaat, allot the teachers will Imre closed In violent scene* here Sunday aud an waa guy.ug him. But when i„. now enjovlng partnership. water, and is consequently exposed to rd Messer. ' <tew winters work. srMbere will be nn attack upon the. United State* con­ at the hotel au.1 oilier, calle, fcfcT All who have been absent on account of incessant bomliardment by Canadian gun­ Sixteen young people, students of the po-stbie excuse for tlielr not Attending sulate. sickness «re in nchool again, excepting tention to fwor ten. roeating ,.»JerU,e boats In case ot war. But for all that no high school, enjoyed a leap year party out . tr G Ir-gred and expected that every The person* who look [part in th? s 1 teartei in Harry Co will be prewnt. aud Donald Smith. Michigander loses any sleep. The Press to W. H. Merrick* on the State road, wagon a nd jurtwakingup.it wm.JouU. of Michigan l» noted for a pleasant tnd Thursday night. It was a surprise on disorderly demonstration* clearly had fill which waamoataitonlahoA Mr Ber etaoa tbe State Supt. that distance bas uu genial humor, a partisanship which allows Floyd Merrick who Is attending school the sympathies of the people with them ' opoa out nrdor. Educatloual Force* T*k MitwWville teachers extended to us no Mugwumperj-. and a devotion to Iron­ here, 'rtie party went on wheels Instead Tlie onlooker* from thr neighboring As announced iu last weeks pipers, the clad political principles which Is touching of runners as had heen planned, but a jolly houses cheered them with the greatest <fcct tnvitslion to meet with tbem. their ADd xtartcO down F-.^nti wrtrt Oie •.iwvitxtiuu was unanimously accepted, aud first of a series of sddresseM to be given at in these modern day* of scepticism. Ortho­ time was enjoyed notwithstanding. Co enthusiasm. The buIconic* nnd win­ we attend to show by ournumbers. interest the M. E. church on alternate Sunday doxy flourishes in Michigan as does also nundrums, games and refreshments helped dow* were filled with Indie* waring wax cawyht oa Temple xtrert ttUd ti* eothuiiasm that we appreciate their uight* by members of the congregation, spruce gum. and the girls are all Junos other got down almost u» Ex.iuuw. to pass a most pleasant evening. their handkerchiefs a* the mob passed atrewt before It w aa captnv^d. The^S Invitation. was opened by Judge Smith Sunday eve- and as fresh as tbe maids by Klllarney’s through the streets. < -it- Stud? Supt. * III lecture at Irving on nine. Ills Aople Tbe Shakespeare Clnb changed their being “Educational green banks. How the editor* can tear at tbe hotel bought tbe four hrns for Herbert W. Bowen is the- United •Vdua) ru-aing March M. aud it is hoped themselves away even for a few weeks usual place of meeting at Dr. Timmermans one dollar and took them home. Forces.” x Monday night, and by request met with State* consul genera! In Barcelona, and tfcxr a laripi number ot teachers may be Judge Smith treated tbe subject In the passes our comprehension.’’ How many he ox were axierp und»r to bear him. 8:30 o’clock Saturday qcholaciy. earnest manner, which in Mr. Cook writes that owing to tire Mrs. Emma J. Goodyear, who is convales­ H. W. Rider is the vice consul general. the wagon when Mr. Berrv start, i 'rwn ’ marimu uill find him. with all bls aceus- characteristic of whatever be 8*yB, aud un­ great amount ot sight seeing to be done, cing from an attack of the grip. After the Stan and Stripe* Dishonored. home he can’h tell, bwt it i« vw? |XMai. dDNR -d vim ind energy, singing the opening der his treatment tbe subject wxb made which leaves but very few moments of stouy of the lesson Mrs. Goodyear perpe­ Jn the evening there was a not her .out­ Me that there were more than ft^r. with the Barry Co. teactier* at Middle- particularly interesting and profitable. It spare lime, he will not attempt to write trated a pleasant little surprise on the class burst of disapproval of the United viif-. Come early. • being complimented with Ihe closest at­ ils letters for thr Bax,nek until hl* return by Inviting them to remain, and they were States and all thing* American. Thir. \ Tur programme has been especially pre- tention of all present. The coroner’s jury at Hongtito* ue. He did not con­ when he can wake them much more satis­ served to light refreshments. The class at time it took the form of publicly dis­ with reference to the needs ot our sider the subject from the stand point of factory to both the readers and himself, present is engaged In the study of "The elded that Daisy Clayton thu~ li'th die- <X schttola. and no teacher, not even the church^nor from that of tbe school and this Is what tbe majority of the Tempest" under tbe leadership of Dr. F. honoring the American flag. The riot­ daughter uf J. W. Clayton, keeper of* -JkuNi tin- tartneat points in the county, teacher, but rather from the stand point of editors will do. From the daily “Two R. Timmerman. ers had purchased somewhere a large restaurant, died of stat vat ion uud qUim cam tfluttl to miss it. There will be full a court, ikth the end in view of saying American Aug. which, after it had been Republics" we clip another Item: al tbe hands of her father. Xiu tree dneussion after tbe presentation something that wquld aid his audience in dragged through the streets, was pul InI Chureh »n I 4»jibc/. ••Mexico City has tbe honor to-day of 4t<-jcl< ionic, aud it Is earne*t'h(sdesued The Mother house at JwiesviUv rendering their verdict as to what is need­ the presence of a large number of Ameri­ to pieces amid cries of ’’Long live Miss Flora Stiucbcomb will lead tbe , every ohe will come preparedPto take ed In advancing the great forces that go to can journalist* who are here on a pleasure devotional meeting ot the Epworth League Spain.” and “Down with the Ameri­ sold by MrsKra. Grosvenor A- Unvw to jkcx 111 Hit same. * The programme, now in make up the education of the masses. He RusmcII \Vilbur. formerly of Reading, trip. The cnpltal of the republic can offer Sunday evening. cans.” There is still much excitement , jIm* h|iHl> o( the secretary will probably defined education as “the process of de­ much lo sight-seers that is interesting and for $5,500. 1.andlord Edgur «ill|&Q. in the city. ■ffin 4M:hK>hed in the next issue of the paper. veloping and training the power (and ca­ Mias Ironside will lead the meeting of novel, and possibly some things that are tinue to run the hostelry Ston«d the Consulntr. Tr*..se who have been assigned places on pacities of the human beings." ind said instructive. For example aicong tbe the Y. P. 3. C. E at Presbyterian church The board of health okhwl the Lad . Tfw programme 4>ave been asked to give After this outrage on the American that wisely directed it should aim to ac­ practical I advantages which the visiting next Sunday evening. 3M< ualy their theories, but what they are flag. the mob became more violent, snd . ington Central and HuM schools at complish three things—first, tbe imparting editors will find Isa climate which can't be met* ally doing in the school rooms, and Dr. Wlnegarden, the Spirilualisl, will a proposition to make a further demon­ Iron Mountain closed, owing to d^ and acquiring of knowledge; second, the raised in Michigan. This is practically •rfajkJrrn will be brought before the teachers training, discipline and culture of: all the the climate we are used to all the year give a lecture al the Cobb school house in stration against the American con­ prevalence of scarlet frvei and d«phi» ftivistrate what is being done. faculties—physical, Intellectual, social and around Another matter also of importance Irving Friday evening, March 13th. sulate was speedily acted upon. Tbe the ria. The board of exami.iers feels that those The annual missionary meeting of tbe mob proceeded to the coi.t ulate. In the moral; and third, the elevation of the is the national beverage, pulque. This D. Du'lung, of Coloma. who‘arrived 0h» tk-rs who habitually attend teacher's whole man to as high nnd worthy char­ ranks according to old-timers here with the ladles of the Presbyterian church will be meantime arming themselves with in Benton Harbor, xvas f?mnd dra-t in 3ms iciations and institutes, are members of To know many best Michigan elder and Is much cheaper. held at Mrs. Stauffers next Wednesday at stones. Arriving*. I the consulate a per­ reading oi re les etc., are worth j- of favors acter as can be obtained. his room, at the Midway hptel. (hire­ ■wtwever and whenever the same can be things is not an education. It may be in Thr visitors will also find a large number 8 o’clock. fect volley of missiles was directed tiring be blew on, the ga: and \\a% as­ one sense, knowledge, but it Is tar from of first class American citizens and the wexteuded to (hem. Quarterly meeting occurs next .^Sunday against the shield over the doorway being education unless It developed in the latch string on the outside. Tlie Two phyxiated. S i pt. 1'attcngiil will address the teachers at the M. E. church.. Presiding Elder bearing the American coat of arms, Charles Dobson, sheriff* ot Rcnjie ann < itixens between the hours of three right lines. The possessor of a bright and Republics wishes them individually and CogshaH will be present and prearh. Love which was batten.’ almost to pi?ce*. ‘ county, died ut the sheriffs residrr.ee . ami tour tit the afternoon, and we promise quick Intelligence who has not a strong collectively a pleasant time." feast begins at 9:15 followed by public The mob iu some w ay became possessed all a<i interesting and instructive time. character, upon which society can depend in Frankfort,-after beijng confined to service and Sacrament of tbe Lord ’ s Supper. is of no use in the world. It Is dot dis­ several American flags, which were TAr fact that he is . now taking in the Sunday School at noqn. Krening service his bed three day * with Hv.-r ruipplamt. DIED. jtk-isures and wonders of the Mexico Press puted: nor can It be, that the true end in as usual with sermon by tbe pastor: subject d*-st’uyed amid rilmId jests nnd expres­ The date of the republkon stitv con­ The education WOODMANSEE—On Tuesday. March 8. sions of contempt for tbe nation they Ev ut>ion’■'til add new interest to what education is. character. "Ttre^Model City." that makes one shrewd and sharp, but vention to select delegates to thr na­ at his home In tbe second ward, ot 1 be Wilt hav to say to us. represented. Tbe W. F. M. S. <tf tbe M. E. church, tional convention at St. Ixtub hi!- men neuralaga of the heart. Mlles Woodman* At (he February meeting of'the Clare blunt* the moral sensibilities is worthless. Mob Dispersed. will meet next week Wednesday March 11, changed to Mn^ 7. . see. in bls 74th year. Cocnty Teacher’s Association only five ef The pupils of.publlc schools should have, The sltnation was becoming more and , th*- tear'iere (nut of the forty-three re- '■when they graduate, the enduring love of Mr. Woodmansee was born ill Orleans Co. and the following program will be carried more threatening, when reinforcements The Michigan democrat:? state con­ truth going along with the divine love of out; N. Y. May 1822. He moved to Ohio and •lured t<> fill tbeir district schools) were for the guards at the consulate arrived vention to select delegate* to !h<’ na­ Devotional. Mrs. S. J. McClintock. aiireht.. Surely Barry Co. can and wlill goodness. The education the world needs from thence to Michigan in 1845, coming to tional <-unvrnt|on nt Chicago kill be Talk. Bible Women iu Heathen lumds— in the shape of a detachment of mount* artist ui- great a per cent of attendance. is one that prepares for tbe doubt*, temp­ Hastings in 1870, and afterwards locating held in Det nut on April t? rd gendarmes. The crowd wa* ordered Ti* K"<-ndanee at the last association at tations and uncertainties of life: an edu­ in Thornappte twp. Susequently he went Mr*. T. Phillip*. George D. Ford, a large real e-tate ‘Paper, Giving, or the lord’s Portion— to di«i>ersc. which they sullenly refused N-*- bvlllr. In spite of the storm, indicatm cation that will lead all men lo accord ex­ to Kansas where his sons lived and some a feMiithy growth in numbers and interest act justice as far as humanity can give it, three or four years ago hr returned to Mrs. G. W. Lowry. to do, whereupon the gendarmes dealer at Culdwater, is ziciui. Mrs. L Communication, Mrs. Emma Simpson. Come teachers, and those who expect lo and ask in return no more than that Hustings, when* be has since resided. He charged them with drawn swords and B. Gibbs, of the «ame pjav- . diedof <poMusic. I tas teachers, we shall look for you and Many people.and perhaps the large [major­ served in the wat, being a member of the put them to flight. Several of the riot­ plexj. ity. can not have the benefits of a college 9th Mich. Infantry, and received disabili­ Thank Offering. to shake bauds with you. er* were injured by being trampled George Gardner, of Flint, sonpof the life. They get their education wholly from The invitation to attend tire convention ties which eventually caused Ills death. In cn. Until a late hour the boulevards sheriff of Genesee couniy. died Hidden Judge Smith gave an ex politics Mr. Woodmansee was a staunch -is ^Ktewd.’d to pupils, patrons, school associations. cellent illustration in speaking of the were thronged by un excited crowd Jy of .heart d'nrase nt the IltirevUdioiisc, • । and nil interested in tbe cause Of Republican. "Tlie Best Thing College Does for _ a lesson afforded by the court stenographer. -cafiecation. He leaves rix children, four boys and Man'’ is clearly set forth in the March singing the “Marseillaise” and patri-1 in Detroit, “ Every day of my life when in the court member. Middleville, March 21, l$9t. two girts, three of the former resld»* In Forum bv President Charles F. Tbwlng.of otic Spanish sougs. room engaged in the business of the term, Kansas, and ose in 1’armalee: his daughters Western Reserve University, who draws Apoloslxr or Fisht. Dbuolatlon Nailer. at my left Is the faithful stenographer reside in Grand Rapids and Woodland. his conclusions on the subject from the Chicago, March 2.^-Thc Tribune’s making a record of every word that falls His wife died several veers ago when they opinions of fifty most prominent men In High School Aotr*. By muutal consent the firm oii J. C. Vi ashington spec id! *uys: ’’Apoioffixe from the lips ot court, counsel and wit­ lived in Kansas. Muston & Co of Morgan, this day •lurch­ American public li(e. or fight.” That is the acntiuivit among Vn-ssie Willison, who left our ranks some ness in the trial of a cause. By that The funeral occurred from the Presby­ The March Forum will contain a strik­ renutors, rrlresentiilhes and govern* ed. All claims against the firm n«u«t b‘ tla c Agv Io attend n Business College at record we have to stand. if an idle, presented at once. All account* dife them TolKiu. has returned and Is going on with thoughtless word ls!dropped it is tn the terian church this morning at 10:20 under ing paper by Joseph Nimo. Jr., entitled Dtent oilV'lal*. The mob* in Spain have will be collected by J. W. Muntmi who ’the auspices of the G. A. R. and W. R. C. "The Nicaragua Canal an linpractable I Oket Uth grade studies. freed Cuba, wvond the shadow of u record. What a lesson In life It«teaches. We give below an extract from a letter There may not be a visible stenographer Rev. A. D. Grigsby preaching the sermon. Scheme.” Mr. Nimo shows in his article doubt, aud in ail prolmbflity arc iu m Will continue the bufipeSeThe Interment was made at Riverside. that from a commercial point of view the g received by Prjn. Meallev. last week, from ever present to record our words and Mr. Woodmansee was a man who was Nicaragua Canal is impracticable, and he fair way to Ireceive a thrashing from g W*'..r.rr M Swift, Olivet, Midi.: actions, but a record is most certainly regarded with' great respect by all his Dated thh 23rd day of Jan. 18SK5.-: declares the scheme to be one of the flim­ Uncle Saiu iu iddition. War talk, which . Il is expected to have un oratorical con- made:. Ought we not to be -careful wliat filends and acquaintances, and their sym­ siest cblqwraa that have ever gained was suppressed before, is openly heart’. L. *c«r in Olivet, in March or April. Charlotte i that record is?” \ pathy is extended to the bereaved family | now. 'i'lic ipanish iiiinistiy was siBailie Creek. Lansing and Three Rivers j human credence. "Judge Smith dwelt at some length and E ave each invited to send one contestant. I with much force, upon tbe existing condi­ and relatives. Apropos Apropos of Qf Dr. Dy. Jatnejou Jamejou’’8s raid, raid. the I *tottrrisg. Spain la on thr vergv & The-object of th? contest is to stimulate newspaper lately have beeti filled with . cf Vankrupti y. nnd tions of social morality, and tbe deoloting mid cannot afford to I twlwst in English composition andespecit M c CALLUM — On Sunday morniug at his difference in the standard required for dispatches from tbe Transvaal, but It h> “ffW- U'rt the mob is supreme aud the 1 ally in orator). Owing to the kindness of home In Hope township ot blood poison­ snfe to say that few people know anything belief here i* general that war between men and that of womeu. lie alw scoivd I Xfar Fuller Book Company, of Kalamazoo, ing. John McCallum, aged 01. the recent spectacle afforded by our uni­ about Its Inhabitants. Au article in tlie this country and Spain can hardly bv J -we .nt able to offer the winner of the conversity, of one-half a faction of students Diceased had been a resident of Hope for March Forum, by Captain T. Loraine • a Standard Dictionary, bound in full many years. Sometime in January he cut White, a fourteen years resident of South .......Is The Best ? «W:j. as a prize. In addition to this an going down to Toledo to hold a “ball" be The leaders in congress have kept tbe cause they could not dictate over the one his foot while splitting wood, and it was Africa, throws a flood of light on the L: will 1>C made undoubtedly successful, j'r check shczL as long an po«- . this wound that caused his death, blood “Manners and Costumes of the Boers”— rank and flle jin i- ton nr.the prize oration printed in the to be held at Ann Arbur, and the state I have the ngeticy Bible. Tbe esciteinent In Spate';, rcr.*V, ■ ♦ as*,.*.. • I_ c— , . • * gleading papers of tbe cities represented. meanwhile supporting a great- university. poison having set in a few days ago. He an extremely interesting and entertaining leaves a wife, four sons, and two daughters. pspen.__________________ __________ ___ j tain to be reflected in congrea*. The end wish you to ?J will be chosen from one College In order to give these flue fellows the The funeral was held Tuesdav morning, privilege of a higher education. reaolutions of the aenate. which were The leading article Inlbe March" num I ‘ <*c<ittv and Ihe pilze awarded at the close examine them be­ These are just a few of the good points conducted by the Prairieville 1. O. O. F. K«f 4be exercises. Owing to unavoidable ber of The Fonun will be contributed by II.tended as a friendly intimation ot made In Judge Smith's able address. A the interment being made at Yankee fore buying. ihh invitation is somewhat late and the eminent French novelist and critic Th. the aenitment in America aa rejanla Springs. Mr. McCallum was highly re­ theme of this kind pertaining to the ltnora a, Lfipr you will give it your prompt al­ Bcutzon (Madam Blanc). Madam Blanc Cute, will in all probability be chunked His son J. L *««t*’tivK. Lansing has already accepted and and intellectual affairs of the people, h garded by all who knew him Rlggsvllle, and his contrasts “Family life in America with Into a declaration of a Bra intention to always of interest, and the beneflt tn the J. McCallum, of Tbe HARTFORDS are [’ Battle Creek seems favorable. daughter Miss Flora McCallum, of Elkhart, family life in France, frankly criticising act Cuba free. That much ia certain L Our school has accepted this invitation hearers great. certain phase* lo home-life. Mme. Blanc now. The next address will be given Uy M. iutf.. were present to attend tlie funeral. tbeCHEAPER Oner. Bond a .preliminary contest will take place declares, however, tbat. with certain His other children reside In the county. L. Cook. March 15. From Aaeth.r tearea. reservations, which she mentions in ber Waahington. March S-—Intcnae Inarticle, she shall be delighted to see Everything in the WORKMAN—At her home In Grand French society more and more American­ tcreat centered here te the diapatebea Rapids. Mra. Dura Workman, atler a ized, and that In her opinion the type uf ahowteg the demonrtratire feeling* axJewelry Line. lating In Spain againat the Americana Iona llluraa ot consumption, tbe American family is very likely tbe one Mra. Workman was a daoibter at Mrs. tbat will at last prevail—a profoundly In­ regarding tte Cuban queation end tbe K. J. Mann, ot th la city, who will Ilea In teresting article. atatement tbat the government ia teGrand Rapids, and keep house tor Mr. ereaaing. it, naval force. Cop>-of tte Workman and little rlrl. Selaetad; ......... preaa dlapatcbea were ahewn to public When doctors dlslffite. they Cali alwgyi men tatereated in the question. No SNYDER--At ter homcTwatli ot Ihe ell., unite in attributing It to heart failure, rurprlrc waa expreaaed at demcnatraFriday, Feb, as. Mra. Carrie Border, Tbe Banner is sending in many ofd‘-r< Many Statesman took upon a morning tlou which have occurred; iu fact wife ot Jackaoii Snyder, at the a(e of 3t. cocktail, as a constitutional amendment auch were expected. The apce.-hee to nowaday fut engraved cards. Call at Mra. Sorter waa tte roonxeat child of When a girl reaches the age of twenty the aenate, extracts oi which tere no Timothy Bush. Tbe funeral waa held five, she lose* all desire for birtbdav doubt been published to the Spanish our office and luspett tbe different style*. bonder, and tte Interment made at Kl.er- parties. J papers, have bad their tofluene. an the We ean order your cards at a very low "Idr cemetery, her bate belli, burled with The criminal judge may be a man of few her. inasaes of the people and hare thrown price, about half of what was formerly word*, but he Isn’t always a man of short them in an unfriendly more againat sentences. tarried. L nitrcl State* offiulala. The whole mat­ charged. An, woman can .terpen . lead pencil ter is regarded here simply aa Vtet of roiAND-OAK. Brju.ueeJttooti Wada,* I’er •’'•“‘X "'"fl* and Hroty mob violence, of which tbe Spanish gov­ teruierooca March «1>. Dante l-oland. ot or pencils. ' linn*, and FliWe O*k. of Hastings. ernment has not in any manlier been Doctors uaed a lance to bleed tbeir Ft-xkhai. Director. patlenls In older. Umes. Now a la orc G reaporalble. RoottUinextto Christmas’Pbotogrni :: cauaw mm*. unneceuarj'. oyal aking owder W**4dtnc* w Court *trwt a: rn order to awaken an Intereat In the New York, March 2.-A Journal apoWhen, min has reealaera thrust upon beautify tn# of rural school around,. the WmV'^ '“■« clai from WaaWns-lon rayi: TheSpanStale Agricultural Collate olfara to Ihe first .... to7.l ridTit iab-Americaa .itu.tion growing out o( leu achool dlatrlcta Io each couniy In the Eve Is the only woman on record who the report* of the riota In Barcelona alate Ural make application, a collection of and other dtieu in Spain was regarded oyal aking owder never turned around to see what the other flower .red,, to be plan led upon tte achool ro .eriou. by the president thnt he de*, .round, and lo te oared for by tte children woman had on. Thor will be .circled with reference to After a tnau has had occasion to employ elded to convene a .prcl.l meeting of the cabinet Sunday night, though th,* Ibelr adBMabillty for tte porpoae and will “ '■ ,o 1,11 te accompanied by dlrecUoua for their “ W*?*““CT|»»der the gulaeof adiuplanting and care. aer «t Secretory Olney’, home. Secre­ nT*"'” ’l0[y ** 1,1 h*tr. We ur«e all pcramw IntereUed In tbe in1.,,11 p *°,o Mw|> “ i|«i up tary Olney waa promptly adviaed of the oyal Khoola. or In the welfare of Ihe children fo when site is cooking. m* M*dri<!’ B«reelona .ad aid In InatlUIng In the pupil, a lore ot ,l‘”"Lra«n >“><1 'he dear fellow flower, and re«ard tor the appearance of H-. Si d^p„V;2Xbfr’hlm ,,’tl ,be oW lor and the American eonaula tte around, ateut Ihe iclioolbouwi aa we bma. oed to the white haute and laid etere that It will unt only aid In cultlrat. Thursday, Mar. 5. 1896 Editor of th. Mexican Herald. 478^7 I> > > > > 4 4 4 < ■s* 4 4 ■ You may t NJ your Fingers at Dyspepsia. to> the kitchen for the remedy. Eat 1} three times a day bread, hot biscuit, cakes, made light and sweet with R B P , stop yeast bread, use meat sparingly, take plenty of air and exercise, and you may snap yqur fingers at Indigestion. There is a quality in R B P , earning from the purity and wholesomeness « its ingredients, which promotes digestion. Food raised by it will not distress. This pe■culianty of R has been noted by hygien­ ics and physicians, and they are accordingly Wnest in its praise, especially recommending ft tn the preparation offood for those of delicate Alum baking powders cause indigestion. F* R. FftNGOflST Your Daily Bread n<Ite beautiful, but It ■X7pZ‘”.e£X .'te te. Xlei" num of ttenr Iu tte *ork of tbe school room. ♦ her huabaad run, for oOlee. vtaPHl!2u£I” ,hlxll<1 ** “,de ** promptruMt^",*!! "e'*r •“‘“"fol h> yaa poaBlble, aa we cannot promlee to «old hare to .lar. Tte^I ,f“r llw fin“ 01 I oe FECuB Witfl •kom April 15. *“ ““ '“-J-lehe. he b..d received. The dinner eoutere^ kited nntil ^iBB ,h* **““'■ 0 ,! Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you. but uot so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery* Everyone when in the city should get a Bakery. Hot tea and oolfee at all hoars of the day. Finest line of in the I I I � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-03-12.pdf d6aedb3dbb6ce0f6bcd129efaef5a855 PDF Text Text LARGEST CIRCU-<< LATION OF ANY... PAPER IN COUNTY. Hastings Banner. OL. XL. NO. 46 HASTINGS, MICH., MARCH 12, 1896. 0JLJLXJkJtJtJLJLJLJLJEJLJkAJLXXJtXJUkJkJLJLJLJLJt(» *1 This Year will be Presidential Election year and7 every man should wish to keep posted. We offer the following combinations:— Ik Ik Ik Ik • Ik Ik Ik Ik Ik Jk I* X BANNER AND NEW YORK TRIBUNE. The two papers one year for $1.00 BANNER AND DETROIT TRIBUNE, The two papers one year for $1.25 The two papers one year for $1.25. 3 * *1 *1 \ ou will want one state paper. The Detroit Tribune is the best. Terms strictly cash in advance.. Subscribe now. 0 Hickory Cernerii. The variety of weather wq experience at present reminds us that Maiich is here. A surprise party was given Mary DeitCOOK-BROS., rieli by her school males on the evening of Mar. 3. HASTINGS. MICH Albert Roach wlm for twb weeks past lias been confined at home with In grippe Is able to be tout again. Dell Norris who taught the school In Delton. this place last year has engaged to teach Mrs. Evans is no better. the school at Delton tbe balance of the Mrs. George Whipple is very sick. year. A'iah Williams is visiting friends at Willis Rockwell, who for some weeks Athens. past has been suffering with a series ot L. W. Whittemore, of Battle Creek, was "Job’s comforters” is reported an the con­ iiotue Sunday. valescent list. Dr. Scribner was &t Kalamazoo on busiQuarterly meeting last Saturday and iiv-- recently. Sunday at the W. M. church. Owing to Mrs. C. F. Moreau lias returned from the bad condition of the roads and the pre­ her visit al Metamora. valence of the la grippe the attendance Ellsworth Barrett and George Sprague was not large yet the meeting was inter­ are making maple sugar. esting. Rev. Mr. Cheeney, president of Mrs. Thos. Pennock lias just received a the conference, conducted the services. The people of this village gave tbe W. check for S:;:io back pension. Quite a number attended the concert al M. minister a very pleasant surprise on the evening of March 3, it being tils birth■Cloverdale the evening of the 6th. On returniiijj from a lecture at the The L. A. S. gave a warm sugar social day. at the Thompson store Tuesday evening. Baptist ehureh he found the parsonage Af­ Mr-k Pierce attended she funeral of her filled with the people of the village. brother. Andrew Eddy at Augusta the 7th. ter a time of greetings the evening’s enE. Mohle*- has moved his harness shop tertalnment was balioWed with song and to the first door north of the Thompson prayer by Rev. Mr. Weaver of the M. Pchurch, after which social conversation “tore. Mrs. A.« Williams, Mrs. J. Wilkinson was the order of tbe evening until supper an<l Mrs. Dr. Scribner were at Kalamazoo was served for which the company had made abundant preparation. At a Season­ recently. Carey Edmonds has charge of the first able hour the company dispersed leaving grade at school and • Floy Williams the the pastor and family richer In the sum of 829.50 by tlreir generosity. Elder Binns second. Mrs. E. E. Thresher and Felix Cham­ believes bls life to have had Ita full share of sunshine and many associations have berlain are having the severe form of the been bis to enjoy but he counts the days lagvippe. at Hickory Corners among the brightest. E. Loomis and wife were called to Augite the 5th to attend' the funeral of Thanks to the kind people. her father. Ml (idler 111. Geo. Norwood so says the Graphic is not H. E. Hendrick ba. traded farm, with succeeding M well In the annoy, south as Charles Converse. he antlctoftled. John O'Connor, of Carlton Center, wa. W. H.ChMe Mid and erected an Iron I. X. L. wind engine Monday to M. Noble In town Saturday. Herbert Rich was home from the Unh five Gilles east of town. Harry Ken field just closed a very suc­ verslty over Sunday. Barney Det.raff, of Grand Rapids, was cessful term of rehool at wbat is known as tbe "ibg school houpe.” on onr street Saturdsy. Charles Payne, of Grand Baplds was In Mrs. Covsy, Mrs. J. B. Williams aunt is speeding the week at Milo tbe guest of tbe village over Sunday. Joseph Cook was In Grand Rapids Sat­ L W. WlUlams and wife. John Stratton and wife, and A. Wells urday on legal business. Another room and teacher will be added and wife. o^East Barry were the guests to our school the spring term. of Joseph fiaynea Monday. Hoe. Washington Gardner gives his A. H. Dodge, our popular undertaker, was in town Tuesday and officiated at tbe lecture at tbe opera bouse Friday evening. Mias Angie WskeSeld left Bat nrdsy for funeral of John McQollutP. -.rostei wlU mgke. her fntore Barney Norwood and wife --------are at — BristleLXL Chi Hastings Banner • • Published Tiiursdaya by •: CORRESPONDENCE. villeOhio, called thereby tbe illness of her sister Mrs. Mansfield. Miss Leda Norwood Is helping at tbe postoffice during the absence of the poet mistress Miss Adah Williams. The leading three on the L O. T. M. contest up to March Oth are; Ella Mosher. 105: Mrs. H. M. Chase. 93; Adah Williams; The many friends of Mrs. E. E. Bishop, who has been so aick with erysipelas, will be pleased to know that she la able to be out again. Messrs M. R. Gwin. John Carpenter, Eugene Shedd, J. F. Williams. C. F. Moreau and Dr. .Scribner attended the K. of P. banquet al Castle ball in Hastings the 4th. G. H. Bailey formerly connected with the photograph business here eame to De!tan to attend to sb ipping tbe new port­ able gallery juat completed by Bishop brothers. “Mbs Kittle Savlgne, of Detroit, was the guest ot 3. Ackerson and family last week. ■ ' .' ■Wilder Thomas and family, of Cooperville, visited hla parents In tbe village last voek. ••The Loot Heiress" was played hr the high school seniors Tuesday evening, to a fall house. Miss Jennie Thomas, who Is leaching le Howard City, visited her parents In the village last Wednesday. Miss Zoe Sanford has sold her bouse In tbe Keeler addition to Edward O’BelUy who will move In this week. N. C. Thomas and Miss Maude Pelton, ot Caledonia twp., were married tbe 6lh of March, at tbe home of the bride. The tollowiM Vinaae MBoers were elected Monday: Prewldont Reginald French: Recorder. O. MaUaoan; Treawtr- TISING MEDIUM IN BARRY COUNT! WHOLE NO. 2126 J. McKelvey is out again. Mrs. Geo. Bals is slowly improving. Sugar making Is the order of tbe day. Milo Wright, of Battle Creek, is In town. Carrie Janson is working for Mrs. Marr Palmer. • Walter Hunt will work for E. W. Mosey this summer. Geo. Belles and family have returned from Otsego, W. W. Potter, of Hastings, spent Sun­ day a^bome. Miss Oversmith, of Castleton, spent tbe week at Janson’s. Mrs. Mary Palmer who has been very sick is Improving. Mrs. C. E. Gould, of Battle Creek, was in town Wednesday. A number ot Bellevue people were at Mrs. Mary Wilcox’ last week. Little Percy Palmer Is staying with his aunt, Mrs. Rolla Hall, at Quimby. Erast us Whitcomb, Is spending some time with relatives and friends here. - The party at Chas. Brooks Saturday evening was a very enjoyable affair. A Dumber of young people spent a pleasant musical evening at C. R. Palmer’s Thursday. Chas. Granger and family mysteriously disappeared one Dlgbt last week. They are supposed to have gone to Otsego* Jennie Endlnger will accompany Mrs. Elmer Shafer to Bedford, Mr. Shafer has rented a farm near Bedford and moves thence this week. ShulU. G. H. Otis has returned home. Ada lllick Is going to Battle Creek. KESULUTIOXS Harry Kelley was on our streets Satur­ At a regular meeting of J. B. Sackett day. Post Na 320 Du pt of Mich. G. A. R. Iield Several from here are attending meeting at Delton. February 5, 1896 the followlng at Podunk. action was taken by the members then James J. Illlck has returned home from ppeaenL Galesburg. Whereas John J. Perkins, of Prairie­ Mr. Frve will preach his farewell ville, having shown himself worthy by his sermon March 22. conduct. Influence, .assistance and great George Kelley and wife are stopping internet manifested in all matters relating with Oriey Peak. to tbe G. A. K. and to this post especially, Miss Emma Stem spent Friday with her to become an honorary member thereof: parents at Dowling. Now be It resolved: that we elect the said Mr. Chapman’s family, ot Rutland, has John J. Perkins an honorary member of moved In this vicinity. thls^JOst to be accorded all privileges John StJohn. of Kalamazoo, was the thereunto belonging, consistent with the guest of Peter Mosher Saturday. rules and regulations of our order, and D. 8. Bectel and wife spent Sunday * that In taking tills action we are actuated with thelc daughter tn this vicinity. by qiotlves of profound respect toward the Miss Achsa Merritt, of your city, spent honorary comrade for his magnificent ser­ Bunday with her sister Mre. F. Pierce. vice Io our order. That a committee be Charley Pangburn, formerly of this appointed to draw up these resolutions aud place, was seen .on our streets recently. Miss Ora Moore is working tor Mr. transmit one copy thereof to the comrade, and alsH to send a copy for publication to Manuel who has moved on the “Moses * Shultz farm. one or uiofe of our county papers. L. H. Barnes ) Felix Chamberlain J- Com. O Nelson H. Orr) Chas. Llctka is under the doctor’s care. Wm. Mishler, of Hastings, Sundayed In At a regular meeting of J. B. Sackett Freeport. There will be a club dance in town Sat­ Post No 320 G. A. IL Dept, uf Mich, the following resolutions were unanimously urday evening. adnjited: . . Mre. Julia Feheiey.of Hastings, was in Whewcas Our late comrade John the village last Thursday. John Youngs, of Orangeville, spent Sun­ Hinckley having from cause not known to Mr. Cushman, of Plainwell, spent sev­ us taken his own life. Now be It resolved day with his wife in Freeport. The Y. P. S. C. E, entertainment Sun­ eral days here last week. by the members of this post, that we sin­ S. France is at work on Al Bradley’s cerely believe, that comrade Hinckley's day evening was well attended. Some of the farmers have placed a fine house remodeling the same. mind was deranged to that extent that he Little Lucile Hicks is the guest of her was not responsible for the manner In grade of maple sugar on the market the grandmother Mrs. P. Barber. which be met bis death, that we realize in past week. The Eclipse Quartette of Middleville, Will Sheffield and wife, of Bnnfield, the comrades death the post has lost one were guests at W. Fisher's on Wednesday. of Its must active and efficient members, gave a fine entertainment Io Freeport one Harvey Wolf, of Galesburg, was the tbnt we give him credit for always being evening last week. There Were no services held lu the U. guest of Will Cartlldge and wife last at his post ready to do his duty and that we draw the veil of charity over his actions B. church Sunday a. in. on account of the week. absence of Rev. H. H. Halsey. Mary Gilbert and Effie Barber and and be ready to say of him that he served A large crowd attended the lecture given daughters spent Friday and Saturday in his country in Its time of need and as one in Freeport hall last Friday evening under of Its brave defenders deserves the hlgliest Delton. the auspices of the K. O. T. M. Warren Fisher and wife attended the praise that we can give. Be it further resolved, that our charter Knights Templars banquet Rt Kalamazoo Castleton. be draped In mourning for thirty days in Friday evening. The little sou of Pierce Travis who has commemoration of our comrades death. Mrs. W. I. Marble is suffering from a Mack Nomas, Commander. been very ill with Inflammation of the severe attack ot the grippe. L. H. Barxks, Post Adjutant. kidneys. Is improving. Miss Nina Downing is enjoying a three weeks vacation from school duties. Rev. iUcbtmyer assisted by the evangel* Purler Kinoe visited his uncle Frank 1st Miss Howard, will commence a series A great many farmers are buying fodder. Klnue, of Hastings, a few days last week. of meetings at West Cressey next week. ' We are having another young winter. Mis* Jennie Troxel has closed her school Itast Thursday evening a large number A great many are complaining uf the at Dowling for a couple of weeks vacation. 1of the friends and relatives of Frank Bar­ Ingrippe. Miss Silva Klnne will spend a week ot ber and wife gave them a surprise party. Mrs. Joe Wing who has been quite sick, her vacation with her grandma Kinne of The small hours had much Increased be­ for the oast two weeks b better. Hastings fore the last turned their faces homdward Mrs. Mate Johnson was the guest of her W. D. Reed, of Tecumseh, is visiting 1declaring that they bad had a good time. sister Mrs. Henry Hammond last week. bls uncle Asa Noyes and other relatives in. Philip Barber and wife entertained Some of the farmers have sowed their this vicinity. :relatives ou Friday March 0 In honor of clover seed. We think better results A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. the anniversary of Mr. B’s birthday. come from early sowing. . Lowder Sunday morning which only lived Don’t think there were any whippings, buV We have a dally mail in our neighbor­ a couple ot hours. what was better his wife gave him a vqjy hood and it is quite convenient especially Miss Sara Ehret was home from Char­ nice overcoat. during the winter months. lotte over Sunday, a guest of her parents . Our League under the supervision of Mike Ehret and wife. On Friday last Mary Clark closed a very ,successful year of school al’ East Cressey, Rev. Freeman, is progressing finely and ,Cloe Cassady being neither tardy nor ab­ has every prospect ot a bright future. If this cold weather con tin ut s much sent for the past six months. Miss Clark Quite a snow storm Monday night. returned to her home In Hastings Satur­ longer there wont lie a Democrat left In Nearly everybody Is wrestling with the They will be "all grip, even the Crusaders. ,day. carrying a host of good wishes with our neighborhood. froze out.’’ her. Grace Powers was at home Saturday We can also boast of a grocery store, and Sunday from Battle Creek. Woodland. kept by our esteemed friend and neighbor, Fon Davis is here visiting bis father A. H. Bennett, of Grand Rapids, is Henry Hammond, that Is also very con­ and mother Den Davis and wife. venient especially for the boys as Henry Sam Ogden returned Saturday from a weeding g few.day, llwayt keeps good candy. this week. .... four months visit with relatives in Eng­ Burt Sulk a former pupil of North Irving Our village election occurred on Monday land. and was a clean sweep for the citizens had the misfortune to have his leg broken Asa Wright has returned from Stryker, ticket except one trustee and tbe village while loading logs. It will be a great draw­ Ohio, where lie has. been teaching school back to Burt as he has to depend on bls the past winter. assessor. exertions for a living. Theo Packer’s residence one mile north Mrs. George F. Grover returned from owu ' Ed Smith who went to Grand Rapids, of the Center has been purchased by the South Allen last Tuesday, and Is spending a few days with Woodland friends. 8be ‘some three months ago. In order to have a M. P. society for a parsonage. operation. does aot seem to be has shipped her household goods to South surgical । Rev. Craga lias made new arrangements gaining strength gs fast as his friends had for services and there will be preaching Allen and wlU make her future home there, i hoped be would. His mother accompa­ every other Sunday night and every Her many friends wish her success and j nied him and Is still with him. alternate Sunday at half past ten a. ~ bapplnuM. ... _ 1 There will be preaching March 15 In the Three tourl.U drore tbroiuth our vlllue Gurkuv. on Tuewlny on tbelr w.y to ArtaMM. Milo Auspaugh has rented the E. Myers evening and March 22 In the morning. They bad > eorored rU with • «lo«e and eooktnit utewtl. and proposed to eat, .loop Thoraappla IjUi®. Chas. Sears has traded bls team off for a and Ilea in tireu wawaa ttey-were without Mn. George Haymau is improving. money aud propoeed to .top alooa the The Barryville school will close Friday. Or, Buchelder la now located In bl, new route and work wherever they could find Mrs. Blanche Long is staying at George home In Odeoa. ' wort. They bad a crow cut ,aw and axe. Haymans. Tbe dek xre Mre. Annie Cortis, Mr. and were tooklnx fora cbanee to ent wood. Gilbert uid Mre. Halton. There Is now a telephone office at the They came from north ot Slanlon and said Mr. Halton baa begun dra«ln( milk fur Lake House. they were iooklnx for some place better the Woodland creamery. Burt Hayes, of Leslie, Is visiting his than Michigan. Hayden Myera liu begun bouaekeepln* sister Mrs. John Higdon. L. Nora Scothorn visited with friends at oo the farm ot bl, grandmother. Butfnnd. Ira Cortis and wife Intend moving tn Hancbetville Thursday. Miss Farley, of Woodland, was a guest Muir where he haa hired out for a year. Eva Howe is at work in Otoega Mrs. Allie roller, ot Coata Grove, was a of Mr. Whitlocks Sunday. Mr*. Hendrick Is quite akk at this Mbs Este Felghnerwlll teach the spring visitor nt the borne ot her parent, last * Steven Owen spent Sunday with 8. term of reboot at Barryville. Misses Ollie aud Emma Hillman, of Mr. Lapbam and wife, ot Odessa, were. Dead and family. «. Quimby, are visiting their stater Mrs. Miss Mabel Johnson, of Charlotte, ta vMlore at Mr. Purden', and wife last Gillett. Sunday. vl«ltlnR bur p.n->.U lM> w«k The Banyvllle Indies Aid Society will Mr. Haight and wife, ot Woodland, are Quarterly meeting at Hard berabbie going to move upon the widow Haight’s be entertained by Mre. Chas. Carr, March school house last Saturday and Sunday. farm in this vicinity. Rev. Gillett and Rev. Daria of Lake Odem, preached at the school bouse last Banda, in the place Seolhoin aud family. of Elder Miers who la ou the tick Hat. BANNER AND CHICAGO INTER OCEAN, *1 Ik Ik Ik Ik Ik Ik Ik Ik Ik Ik Ik Ik Ik Ik Ik Ik Ik J..k CloTardal.. A. McCnllubi of Cheboygan is home for a short time. Our pa-tor will preach his farewell dis­ course on Sunday tbe 22nd Inst. James Duonan ■oyill soon move his fami­ ly back to hh dwelling In Cloverdale. Tbe funeral of John McCallum was largely attended for he was highly respect­ ed. . I am requested to state that the Ladles Aid will meet with Mrs. John Conyer on Thursday March 19. Oar church society have elected Hiram Payne as one of Its trustees and John Horn class leader and Martin Nagel exhotter. The Zeeland Brick Co. has just contracted to deliver five_____ _ hundred thousand brick from this yard and have instructed Mart Bates who Is running the yard on contract to get ready for a big summer’s run. A very disgraceful charivari took place near here one night last week. 1 am > In­ formed that Cloverdale did not furnish any of the actors. It is said that some of tbe participants had liquor and were drunk. Buch affairs should not be counJenapoed. The concert held at the close of tbe sitqSng school ' here last Friday' eve­ ning was a very successful affair. TkigtatataJc yvas weli-cboeen and well ren­ dered. Our yuung people have made a great faaprovewerit In the art of singing and the teacher John Conyer Is entitled to a great deal of credit for the earnest ef­ fort* be baa made for his pupils benefit durfog the past winter. THE BEST ADVER-. Robert Griswold, ot Vermontville, sta­ lled friends in the village Tuesday. C. A. Bough was in Oceana county the latter part of last week business. O. M. Huillnger who oversees the M. C. affairs at this station, Is seriously Hi at Ms home on the south side. Wm. Crabb, of Lansing, formerly with E. Leibhauser, was in the village over Sunday visiting friends. J. W. Roberta, a formei principal of oar schools, was iu the village last Friday re­ newing old acquaintances. Geo. A. Bell left for Poti nesday to take possession which the firm has purchased in that city instead of the one at Feuton as they find Intended to do; Allan Bell left for Pontiac Sunday evening to join bis brother awf assist In the work. Alonzo Wolf died at his home on the south side Thursday afternoon, of con­ sumption, after an Illness of over a year. The funeral was held from the M. K. church Sunday forenoon, Rev. E. E. Branch officiating, and the remains werointerred in the village cemetery. Village election passed off very quietly Monday, there being only one ticket In the field and that the Republican, an unheard event in village politics. About seventyfive votes were cast, electing the,following for village officers: Pres., C. L. Glasgow; Clerk, C. F. Hough; Trees.. E. B. Town­ send; Assessor, Frank McDerby; Trustee®, Wm. Boston, J. B. Marshal. S. L. Hicks. About twenty-five members of the Daughters of Rebekah from Charlotte as­ sisted by a number from Hastings insti­ tuted a lodge of the -order in connection with the L O. O. F„ of this village last Saturday forenoon, the new lodge starting out with twenty-six charter members. In the evening the Charlotte people assisted by local talent, gave a charity entertain­ ment at the opera house which netted a neat sum for the poor of the village. Banfleld. Wm. Tungate is reported on the sick list Rev. Haist Is bolding revival meetings st his north appointment Ezra Tungate has been employed by A. P. King for the coming yegr. Miss Nellie Cundall was the guest of Mrs. Doty over Sunday. Dr. Hutchinson and Arthur Edmunds took in the sights at Battle Creek Salwday. John Jones and Miss Lida McKenzie attended a lecture at Battle Creek Thurs­ day night. Levi Palmatier’s two sisters who have been lien* visiting for the past two months started Monday for Grand Rapids where they will visit other teiatlves. Gilbert Hunt died at the home of L. Dewey’s Friday evening The funeral was held at the Congregational church Sunday conducted by 3ro. Bunnell. Arthur Edmunds will give an exhibition at bis school house on the 18th Inst One of the principle features of the evening will be a "Stump Speech** by our P. M. Andrew Bresee. Come all and hear it Mr. Stevens who has been suffering for several months with heart disease, passed away Wednesday morning. The funeral was conducted by Bro. Fisher at the .church Friday. Interment in the Lacey cemetery. Ray Sprague has a new wbeel Roy Smith has closed his first term of school. Geo. Fuller Is entertaining a brother from York state. Mr. Snow was on our streets last week with "Ed P. Na 35.” Steve Wolfe and family visited in the Grove Saturday and Sunday. Miss Floy Cotton, of Lake Odessa, visit­ ed her cousin KJary Schantz last week. Fred Smith is now home from Allegan where he has been teaching the past year. ■ F. I. Wolfe and family, of Woodland, visited H. E. Kelsey Saturday and Sun­ day. Several of J. D. Townsends family at­ tended the funeral of Geo. McCollum at Hope. . Win. Petlengale will leave soon for the oil region at Finley Ohio. Mrs. Green moves onto his farm. Mrs. Sprague and Berse Smith go to Ionia as delegates to the state convention of the Y. P. S. C. E. Two inches uf snow fell Satu Congress has cur entire consen journ. Sowing clover seed lain order with the farmers. L. Keyes and wife spent last Friday at Will Townes. No political news only such as coma from your city. Mre. Martin Woodard and daughter Frankie made a business trip to Kalamazoo one day last week. Walter Hughes, .. Minnie Martin and Fern Ray spent a aery pleasant half day last week with Earl C. Towne. Adolph Kammerer and Jim Beady leave this morning for Campbell, Wilkins Co. Minn. The former took land and iter latter will work tor John K. Flower on kirn grain ranch. ■ Awarded Highest Honora—Warld'a Fair �ONE LAWYER'S WAY. Hastings B---------------anner. I HOW 8HE •!!!?"•«•> V ---- ---- Ws AOtnaaM is tbs Thursday?, Mar. 12. 1896 the ivory industry. SmdXI Omts Wttbout the I’emwoM I “I had an experience that has taught One-fifth of the world’s commere “What is the matter?” naked one of VIB !n tn it. ... . * me a lesson,” said a small tradesman, ivory comes to Great Britain, and it la what Mr. Vivvles’ boon companions. “You i nocordmgtotbeA'ew York World. "He___ haven’t taken the pledge, have you?’’ i cently I b«l. bu.lnn. traonetion »llh |earn u/wTepl^U tot “No; but I’m not looking on the wine WATER SNAKE FIGHTS EEL. , m»o. .nd .. I j-e.ne. to me th.t I ki||M oor m(lrkl„, vcotterlnl snd aoaqaallad coro. Ita when it is red in the cup, just tbe same.” nP m, mind ,UD^W vlUl Ibe 1«etou. mteLto. WWriflc Coabat Which Finally Ended la “Beformed, have you?” “Yep. You’ve b»d been ... Indie, I tn to l«» nbout It. A friend reeom- | A1, u,„. j. u hoJr wor|d the Rnl’n ftocapc•.«.tnoaiM,M.T AT.i heard of a woman’s marrying a man 1 mended me to a .Voting lawyer, and J w -ti i . -Did you ever know that .there is a are unknown to other medicines, and with the idea of getting him to Mop wentindowntown to littlehim. antipathy between a common drinking. It doesn’t always work, but wns one of those nests 1offound offices1 «», i annually, make Hood’s SareaparHla water snake and an cel?" asked the Africa is the grcnt ivory country ; and it did in my case. My wife fa a stu­ which vournt lnwtrn.oeeui.vinin.ln. . A ri™'• lh‘'l^rycountr} -. .nd fiteherman. report^ the Indianapolis Sen------ !«* Co"»° ,hpendously clever woman.” Made you tor th- oke of eeonomv. tznel. “Well, I never knew it until an promise, did she?” “She'didn't haw The front i-prount]t there are supposed to be about white the 1 200,000 ^.u.a.nntii experience that had in witnessing a to. When I started downtown to-night} part was used In common, while elephants, worth worth ultorethrr altogether It cures a wide range of diseases because ot ita power as a blood purifier. It orti Sight, between tl e two. Personally I she said: 'I’ve lost the latch key. dear, . rear wii* partitioned off into two pri­ about A 500.000. The nvt-rugr weight Btattoui. directly and positively upon the blood, Kave tbe greatrt t drend of eels. I’m but it won’t make any difference. You vate offices. When my turn came the of Ivory obtained from u single ele­ and the blood reaches every nook and aaorr afraid of them than I am of a ring the bell and I’ll let you tn.’ Isaid* • door of the private office was left open. phant is alxmt 50 jiounds. Tasks corner of the human system. Thus all wiKvke, and you edn imagine my chagrin ‘All right.’ ‘Only.’she said, ‘we’d better i ns there was no onr but the other law- weighing about 100 ponhtls each have soars. tbe nerves, muscles, bones end tissues when ( happened to hook one on one of agree on some password, so that when yer in the outer room. been procured, but this is very rare. come under the beneficent influence of Kaismi too Lv.. any fishing exnet! tions. I was afraid to you ring I can look out of the window "The lawyer listened to me carefully,, The must expensive tusks are those ■wtOMpar....... touch it. and all 1 could do was to let it und make sure it isn't.a burglar.’ ‘Of naked ■taMantfJunc t —*—*• a number of mmsiinnu question^ mid and when used in the manufacture of billiard dangle in the air-, I could not get it off course,’ said I; ’what’ll the password J got through he jumped up. >htppcd balls: they cost, as n rule, £110 a 1001 ........ xpj hook, and f w is meditating what to be?’ ‘I have it,’ she answe^eil; ’it me on the back, grasped my hand, and Crooked lake, welgbt. Dottoa dot, when altogether unnoticed I allowed mustn’t be too simple. You just say said I had u perfect case. There was not hory dust und ah a rings are need by CtowdAl..... She alimy object o drop down into the ‘Irrepressible reprehensibility,’ and the slightest doubt us to my recovering Akers Point... confect loners to stiffen the more ex­ aauitz -w.-rtw. In n nioui ent I saw a big water then I’ll come down and Jet you in.’ damages in full. 1 told him I would j ~ I pensive kinds of jellies. The scraping-* -mulLc moke :i div; for it. At the first Barrotos Gentlemen' if 1 can’t say irrepressible iblnk tbe multrrorer beforv InKirq-aoy Ipft.Tburab Md mode into a paint fiumge. it caught he neck of the eel 1 -known as “•ivory black.** worth about The One True' Blood Purifier, st }>cr boOle. reprehensmility when I get home I action. Goals Grove.. wpmrely between ita teeth and I could “As I was passing through the main £20 a ton. Woodland .... don’t.get in, and, moreover, I aasum1 r»sn rt,rP , lvrr e-t- it sink its ugly-looking fangs into tbe chances of being taken for a house- office on my wuy out the other lawyer The hardest of all ivory. Is that ob­ rlOOU S HlllS lake, easy to operate. JBc. the eel’s fle.-.h. I waited anxiously to breaker. Pre simply got to be careful." took me aside and uiid he wished I tained from the hippopotamus. It will are the derelopm mis. With its grim And he went over and resolutely sealed w ould give him the name and address emit sparks like a piece of flint when Grand Butts’ hold still On the edl’s neck the Snake, himself next to the ice-water tank. '> of the man *I was thinking . of bringing struck with steel, and is principally k«|<:irk as it. takes o tell it, wrapped its the action against. ‘You ace.’ he e.x- used iu making artificial teeth. •~«4iuou." body an) nniimd its antagonist’s ( vuiwur f plained. ‘1 happened to overhear all you INSANITY IS TABOOED. nrek in an effort to squeeze it to death. Will said to my friend about the matter in HE HAS HIS TROUBLES. The Ixxly of the eel was ttoo sleek, how­ Fromlaeot Wlaconrtn Lawyer Wljo ; dispute, and I'm so convinced that your \Jfot Enter That Defence. ever. and the snale’s coils, despite all ( •own ' ’ opponent has the best of the argument The following story is told orf John it. could do, wouM slip dov^ts into the water. Time-and time again i?*tric<l to Brennan, of Stevens Point, as a criminal froma legal standpoint that 1 would like A telegrbaph messenger probably sees to have him for a client.’ A < Boon as I aa much of the other side of human •squeeze the life otit of Its antagonist, lawyer: The story goes, says the Mil­ waukee Journal, that a farmer who reached home 1 wrote to my lawyer; nature as 11 doctor. One tokl an Atchi­ 5 -■>!# H| rarvor for an instant releasing its hold that I had decided not to bring 81$*. son Globe writer recently that a woman had killed his wife in the northern pan the ceTs neck, but the body of the sulf of the state sent for Mr. Brcnnaa toilenever opened n telegram without turn ­ Salter was too slqek for it, and every ing pale, und. when the message was vtisne ut would slip down. Finally the fend him. offering to deed him hit furn- ' anmxoi AN OLD MAN'S EPITAPH. if he would take the case. Brenna’i not alarming, they looked disappointed. iSteiek broke, und the eel made good ita wunled his pay in advance, and' so the Old Abigail Heuderaon Had Mo Conttdeaoo AhulU ... । He delivered about two death xnea-cacapc." Aken Point I sages a day.four birth messrgrs,a great farmer made over the property to him. ' Id Mankind. One of Depew’s stories at the Buffalo The murder was n most brutal and cold ! baptized in a wig | many business rocssages, aud once in a iu blooded one. and Brennan knew that club dinner which does not appear .. greet while a love message that makes • nq -5 ¥ •> 3« ♦here was but one plea that might save ' his reported speech was told by his him tired to carry it. He carried one Fenoasl Pride. * M •» Ml *1 «V preai- | his client from a life sentence, and thatfriend Mr. Biahop, for a ‘long *time ’ dand Junc'i » «o' 2 LO It was proved at a baptizing a few ( recently to a young man in town that Cooper Lv. was insanity. The trial was one of the dent of the New Maven road, aa.va the read: tflno vlai-s ago that it is well to go well pre- . j ! fiercest ever fought in h WineonsSn Buffalo Courier. “ He ba now," said Mr. paired if you are to be baptized. A cit“How are you to-day <kirlin|f^" . I court. The attorney for the defense «m- Depew, “rearing in his old age in bon- . ninatflte convenience of tbe (ksnt»*n). aiM Local Disease ixrn wno who was immersea immersed *v at vne the juasvClast oc-,; tzrn . , . , , ' . , . , . The answer went promptly back bj orable retirement and reflection upon ' tbe nght h rewrvHl to chanae the Hine of meh of thl. k 1-1 au> testify to this S“>"ed( » ’ h°''"J’1* "» and H tbr mail: <»t rold» train* without notice the Jfoy and wax to this effect: “I am This ^nUowsn. «iv. the tad- ' dr'“ '? *h<' ^r>? c<r°r‘ w“ •’ the sins which are frequent with a rail­ aud auddrd citmaUc No. • will wait at Woodbury for l>. I. 1 X better, love.” He once carried a mescraton when necea-ary. -Ok, Commrrclsi. tad intended to be. «<■- The jury found the mej, way president. He told me the other jngc of death to a colored woman, and •Mtop ou Signa: only. ■ImpUscd. Imt It took him n long time to ■"« ■» " “ Onkkosk day that when he visited; for the first i after rending it her emotion overcome -X upbismind At Iasi, however, he bn" ’h'rcJ he rapidl^snd plied dirvetir Into tbe time in 60 years, the place of his birth, CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALK. 'r* her to such an extent that she caught D'Atrils. Hsing quickly . n . ... , . a few weeks waa diocharged. H a first be began to inquire about the old lady , By virtue o' a Chattel Mortgxr-. eirentM bi Mlwrtn-d it gtrew irltof at • -.luric to a decision, and themimster led n » the messenger in her Wm* nnd soundly I be Mktolgav Whip Company < eorp-ratMa once. . . . . c. ,.._n act "»* to sue Brennan for the recovery and old maid. Abigail Henderson, who • 4nm to a pool. So far all was well. i . .. A • boxed his ears. Another colored woman organized uader tbe laws ot the male oi Michi­ —. . ,. , ot nis property, on the ground that lw- was hia teacher in his early youthgan. a <«| bar.ng its o’ace of bustn»«A at Ha­ The trouble commenced as soon nr , 1 J” •• “ K , t! refused to open or sign for u message, . . . . . , . .it. • was insane at the Line of deeding it, before he tvent to tbe academy and Is acknowlwlgwJ u> br tb«- fu«wt thorough curt tins’. Mlebtgaa. to the lUUinga City Ban*, k 'the. minister tried to put the citizens . ., . . . . , but walkwl the floor and l>cat her for Nasal f'atunrti. Cold in Heaa aud Hay corporation organized under tbe Uw» p! ike , j * as i rm ' In the face of his own argument that thence to Yale---and, finding no record It opens and stale of Michigan, and d-NRE bu«lne<s at Ha« breast, and streamed. xup)M»ing it an- Fever of all remrdlre. of her among tbe reminiscences of the the uaaa! |duxare*>- allay* pain an<l m t ug«. Mtetibrur dated at the «ry ot HaMtor ,-n.ntly del not object to "bmding in , no(h Bnd _________________________________ I nounced a death. When all the neigh­ clean*-* namatu* *. brali-tb«i sore* prou*-t»» the mem­ tto-fifth dir oi March l»;at»d fikd to tbe ot ' town.wentto tbr churchyard ami them. r^tthcr thr water up to hia ears, but further, or i ri i »• * i : -I .1 । u >' .1 * I Ijors bud come in. one more venture brane from cold, restores the arnsr* of taste fire of > he Recorder o! the City of llvsticyt on deeiir. be did n«t wish to go. SX “ for •' " " , ?T°,OTd «h- »•.! erected and einell P« Ire rents al Drug*t*t» or by the said fifth day of March to tbe tear afore J a teat terort. the minister <W,n* | <»•««« of tar-M. It «« a mom.- "°me lhan tht* r**Mt r-'a<l ***• message. UteH. saM.and upon uhieb default has been made. 1 i ro-.-rtRLY BBOTH KRS, M Warren 8t- New York. li-ve r»ken and aha!’, sell the per* ‘ Ab‘- ' wah M*n*P’-v n notice that, tbr woman'a '.iitee.u nijottonr-d and described fowl! The -jph.crd his hand on his head and begun ! THE TRAMP GOT A GOOD MEAl ! n °U| " C r'T* * au. gall your would comr up from IxavenLbeardowu. As hedid so the e.tizen’. .j ....w .« — uuvu G°°D mt MEAU fc-*» Henderson, lta>derton, died died aged age,l ». Put Tuty e...irr nock ot Whire. Iia?ut*tees. Haltere. HW. tog tber wllh all a ’ ojfc muialsrtti'e' r.nd no i He Also Proved Ttral Bostaunrat Mrs ,ruat in tlie Lonl atpl have uo confi* । *° “ elemn<to her’ inanolaetured a* w-U a. all am:* and k. ferial tnsss of hair slipped from his head, aud ti*ed br the said,41 .chi{so Whip Cotn^yiy It I Sometimes Make Grave Error*. | dence in man.’ If Abigail hind been the J A “CLEAN” SHAVE. the minister found himself standing IU bun!nets of mani'a-turint Whips. Hamess I “Noisir! I never feed tramps.” said the recipient of the honor you ha.e j —• rt. Hallera. also all note* Hills K^ceirable. At with a wig in hi* hand, while the l>ald I boss of the lunch counter. “If you get ' sliowered on me to-night she would , Frseaations Which Might Be Adopted for count* K ’celvable and nooks ot Account as eel’, farad of the citizen loomed up conspicas all rrtdeore of indebtedness owned h) fte | started to feeding bums, they will newr b*ve reversed that verdict. She might “ * said Mkhlfau Whip Coni,-an- also all otfier Int • nomdy. I quit coming.” J not have expressed her doubt ns to thn |I Nothing is cnsirr than for contagion nlture and fixture• beta i^tos tu Hie *<id Mubi After this there was no trouble in get- . En Whip Company and used In connect ion .with ‘ A tall man, shabbily dressed, came Ix>rd, but she certainly would have been to be con' eyrtl from a dfa«raaed to a Ring under inr the wairr. water. The i business toeln tinx safe aud type writer aK> *‘"K this cuts head uruu uuucr ine . . •’ —' — , ---------------------. The American ProtcCt:ve Tariff League certain 'lllfflino Infn th* ---» ---t . . . . ' — -.. — I I healthy skin during the act of shav ­ Lefwr* t’ateat belcm;ia< to the «alt vitizen h«f] had .iltvava always »-<r»r>nia. carefully concealed : the room, and walked to reassured about man.’ *-jriv»*n Michigan Whip t'o-npsnr Issued by the Go»is anational organization advocating ....... . ... * , . . a seat in the rear ns th*. nrA"-:..*... ____ * ------------------as the proprietor waa ' -----------------------------ing. and many gaar* have now been rrRhe fact that he wa» liald, and when he rrnnieut of the Unite 1 Slate* of Amrrl-a to ] conk’d, kx^ s tbe Medical l’mu». provtalking. He heard the conversation.1 ATTENTIVE TO CATS. “ Protection to American Labor and George C. Wallers for an iraprovern-: : lu tbe was found out he went under the water I ingthut disraiwd pydoesscs haw in this process ot treating bides whica Let’vr Fatort 0.11, r..d «o wtJ’ing aud stayeil so Jong that the w.T’.n1’!’ ZEiT"’ l'.' •" d'Pr*c»lin« ! T». l-.rU Wo... all Industry M as oxpla-ned by its constitu­ is dated JulrT-.h.. 1fc>l and No 4*5X71. way and ordered a sirloin steak, wifh or Them. I manner been propagated. Probably machinery, tools and uumils no attached tr­ rtpeetators became frightened. He was iMguivui-u. tirwas . ......... -.............. tion, ts follow* : . ead a part of the real estate owned by tl MM A ln(lj who lltc, ur„ the j,n|in d„ ' the readiest manner available to the tjAken out very much ashamed of him- n>u,broom, ““•“rooms ud and French French fried pot.toe, patatoe.< ‘ Michigan Whip Company- tugMbvr v .th a’.! I n A ?►uebn untoward * Ji1 rlcnd n‘“"e,‘ ‘ th<s Flnnte.. old zoo. i. .personal peon- property I 1 bailor for preventing *>Th»sluwtcf L*<..»or «hs;i bs PartcUm t •elf. other used or conneeted n:ta said business b. sai l M-cliigau UhipConipaay U by tad donee tothe.tr., e.Uof brr neighbor- .' wenm-nec. IMoU .. , ■ .Urilizibg hl. ,■ at Public Anrtton to tbe hlgho«t bidder at tb? I coffee, wheat cakes, <\ip custard, apple । II pie and an order of cheese cu5l “ "l“ PP k hood. She feed, daily a hundred at the ' hy mralo of beat, e.ltar . oflkeof tire Mlehtzsn Whip Ucunpan) hi Ihr WOULDN'T WEAR IT. on the side. , Beyry wine market, where they are al- ! V building oerup'ed ly. them f i- fl |..e and an order ot efieeae on the aide. or bu.l"« water. Ewr. , lag purposes to the City of IIs>tinz*-Oii tor i*to Ba4 Mlatakr Mnd» by s Short-Sighted When he arose ana>"'i wended his way up lowed to lire l» the cellars Thi. lady ' Ihe d''dJhi *lW *-v »p “ ",0' *hrlr ‘“n,"7 I There are no personal or private day of March A. D, itMi at ten ltd] o'clock In । bishop la Saglantt. । the aisle al«le he bore hor. in I„ his hand a-a a . check -U._, for ... |n th# tniI1,IIli|trlltItlI) nl wul; I would not .uffer from the eapoaon to , the fareonou of said dAy. There is a hat story in which a wellpromts m connection with lhe organiza­ Dated at the City of Has'logs fllC SClVtffiJ 5. , an even dollar. lie paused in ffantof day of March, l>W. know;i bishop nnd n lately-det cased 4MC Uc«k. and soys she feels as if she was form- high degrees uf lient.and the rule should tion and itissustaincu by memberships, , the desk. Jamfs N KtM ’­ lieenforcril that in no caar abouldanyof 1 erly incarnate in a woman who hated marqufa played leading parte. The mar“I believe,” he said, "that you Agent for tbe Hastings CHJ &-nf> contributions and the distribution of itt _ _____ __ ___ j^wiaaid a 1 the • ‘ instruments ’ * be u^l consrcuticr*jnis, who married u Gaiety chorus girl,... few tew minutes n.:nn*.» ago -— that **— * you ----- never feed animals. Her extreme sensibility to MUBTGAGEBALE publications. ind, generally speaking, lived up to the t tram{m?” . .theiy sufferings is, she also feels, the । ly without having first l>ern submitted Default kavtog been made to the cotnit'. -u * Under this Kigh standard of his life, «inn.!«r-i nf Ki- marriage :----- ll, ~ was ' “Exactly," answered the proprietor. । puaisbment meted to her. She has in | to the sterilising process. of a certain mortgage made by Fred W. Bickel FlnST . CarrMprnbR*M is «aKcitod r«gar<|>n<| rule, then.' each customer would be and wife Ncltlp of the loan uf ttasttojri Firry rt>- ustomed to wear a particular style ' ” ard ••OfftSfal CevrvwpondvntB.*^ The tall man chuckled. “1 am sorry, ! an outhouse a number of mutilated and . sure of having a “chan*’ sbn'x? In more County. MlchhCan. to daninel Carson of Gales­ v>7 hat, shorter than that favored by 3EC0ND. W« n««d and wabomacMtr.buttons, , burg. Kalamar^o County. MichIran, sir,” he said, “butyou do not always tell sick cate that she rescued. whsthsr . m .»l — 1 — ----— -----Of course, also, on most men. One day, says the St. James Deenmber T A. D. iMi/nad recorded in the ci Another Indy attends to the cats In ' Fcnsea than our. the truth." • , flee ot tbe Keglsler ot Deeds, for the County ot , the principle of a “fresh pot of tea for Budget., he went into his hntmaker’s J Barry and mate of Michigan, wi the And he escaped uninjured while the the Palais de Justice, the Centrakinat- '.each euKtunier." a freahly scnlded-out ia Piccadilly and asked for a new one to ’ keta. the prefecture nf police nnTl the ' day of Dectnuer A. D. iwalij Liter ■* d Mortproprietor was realizing the trutih and 0.1 page 212.011 wi.lcb niartiraicr there t’ kagea. tw- made. The shopwalker took the hat, Sorbonne. There are 30 cats at the ia.thcr pot should be included with each force of his observation. claimed to Dr due at tbe dale of th L- not ire tl* shave. UnleM these or similar pre* walked flow n to the far end of the ! j Palais de Justice. They are >n the habit sumuf Three hundred ninety six Dollars and i cautions lie carried out in barber*' itrveii caota. and 'an attorney's fer ot Fl ren whop to give the requisite instructions.' : of being regularly fed. When anything ‘ HIS PRICES WERE HIGH. Driii:s rtrvrl Iri for in said tnortrage sud re •rating the hatlesa marquis standing iu 1 1 prevents their benefactress coming In . shops, cases of the conveyance of in­ suit cr prococd rfii at law haring been tortitnt . . fectioua skin dis^aaea from customer PROBATE ORDER. <Jhe simp. At this moment t here entered rd to re cover the moneys sucurea by said inJrtTraveler a]r" the; nick of time they go out to meet gage. or any part tberev.'.* . Slate al Michigan, Countv o( Barry—m. the short-sighted bishop of X, also in ! Some time aco an Fn r k **F*r; I her, and follow her to the court at the . io customer cannot foil to occur. Now. Therefore, by virtue of th - pev-er 0. ..Al • ?1.9* l*mbair Court toriL’ ----------------------------------IteTT ’ Lf J L side of the palais. A number of po ­ wont of a new headgear. He saw only ’ County of Barry hoMen st lhe Probate Ottce sale eou'.atord to said nidrtvagr. und tbe statute PHYLLOXERA DISAPPEARS. •n IbrHty nt llaatiurs. In said county, ot Usuri! ease made and prodded, notire t« nerr rt Mnall man. who might have passed for the dominion of the it " • liue®en "itneaa her arrival, and help. riven that on baturdnv the 13lh day ol Jure Saturday, th*- »txt% day of March in th* ..topkeeper, .tiding .Uri^.t him.'on'^X ” ”“L“n ° Sh# '« ‘hl“k •»'»“ rear our tbuasand etibt hundred and ainetj A. 1). Irin, at t-n o'clock tn the Fareno»m. I fta hr took hl, pccullar*hwt off hl, lieu.! Iruvinir hf roun,lhhlm^.w k J>«forr uwakened « .pint of bumucilv i» the shall sell at 1’abltc Anetion.to tbe highest btd <tt-r. at tbe North Front door of the Cyurt «d went up to him. -Do you think.1 S. police force. Policemen who know her Probrtr1' Charlei w- Arrartronj, Judge o* Nat are i« doing for California vine House iu the Cltv of HasUmra [tbsl beiftn toe h' dution he bnd receired. He^lnto 1 “'•-Or ,O*h'm yaplists what they long and fruitleaaly 01 lh* esUU or ,*trr ** place where the Circuit Court for Barrv County is boiden], the premises described u» -uid tried to do for themselves. re­ •“Unit you have a hat like that?’’ The of riilXTr ^aBrtltttmdulv vrri’ted •1 ortgare. or no much thereof a> may be :«•••» * snarquis looked at him for a moment, * ra<e. but finally, on the adrice of hlu , ' that udnili-btra sary to pay the amount due on said muitXAgrported from many localities that the HiiJrfUU “fY01!. w»th • per teat toterret. and ail legal reG*7«* wife, paid the whole amount. A few ! ** fraaUd to Abgie J. De ­ wpeechleas with indignation, while the phylloxera, tbe most serious* pest that " Hf or to aonw otuer >inuble person. KVfber with an attorney *a fee of Fliteen Dollars Giving Credit. •dtopkeeper, seeing what was amiss, days afterwards the hotel keeper re- | eovMianted fur therein, tbe premises being de­ The customs surrounding the giving has ever attacked the vines, is dying ^£,“^4*^11* entered .that Friday lbe celved a letter, saying: "Your prices ' burried up ns fast as he could. Unfor­ « Um o'clocM k scribed to said mortgage aa all that certaiu lot The experts have tried every of credit differ widely indifferent uoan- oRt. Piece and parcel of land rttaato In tbe Township tunately, the marquis found his voice arc too high!" A few weeks later a tries. In Italy credit is given only on remedy to stay the progress of this of Hastings to tbo Coonty of Barry and Slate nt Michigan and known m< described as follows; before the hat man reached his client. package arrived. The Inn keeper re- ' undoubted security; pest, but without, avail, and six years ip Cuba five • Tba Wort half of tbe Kart half of East half ot ---------- J — of_ '' ’No,” he said giving the bishop had? mnvrr) 11?ove<1 wJaPPer -A. **t®r _1 wrapper. 100 K,pcar Ml B ago the vineyardista of the Sorfoxnahnd •North East giwnerof Section Twwrt>-four ».l "* thr Prutwtt In its headgear: headgear; “_____ I haven ’t got a hat likeJ lhwn’ “d then found a card on which j months after delivery, in the “Ber­ Town £ree |X) North Range Kight |»] tifa _— JL hr co( In aaia enuntv In Napa valleys plowed up all their vines, eoatamtog twenty acres more or Ires --.I if I Lad l*m blowed . . •__if I would Ii was was written: written- “Your prices are too mudas settlements are annual. that, and and replanted the ground with resist ­ HamiblCakmo Austria it is impossible to do business high! ’ * A few motaths later, quite FBI LIP T. OOLQBOVK. Moitgagf wear it!” ' without giving a year’s credit; in Eng­ ant stock. The experts believed that ** “f^«“<ee. lately, a large bot was sent him. snd he land settlement is counted upon every all non-re*istaut vines were doomed M tbe iwndenry of said petiUou sod the bmr Call It Quit*. paid a goodly sum for freight charges. to destruction by the phylloxera. But Among the advertisements in a Ger- On opening it, and after doing a tre­ three months; in Spain four-fifths of I NirrtCl VOR BRAKING OF CLAIM* •wan paper there lately appeared the mendous amount of unpacking, he the business is done on' a cash basis; reports hr ve recently come to the state or flU Turkish and Russian credit averages inspector of orchard peats that a ma­ ■1a I iowing: “The gentleman who found found another card: **” terial fulling off in the ravages of the ^oMBhOofirt for the Oounty of Bam । a purse with money in tbe Blumen- too high!” t af March A. O- !**•■ pest bus he*n qptlced for some time. ate wore allowed for <rr,i xtraase is requested to forward It to Vines once affected by It are now al­ Ir etahns atawst theotH-the addrex.: of the loser, as he wate-recCusior late of J parcels or boxew. most free. The inspector has begui. •«gnised.*' A few days afterward the C.BANUKKY IUUL aaM that aU creditor of a thorough investigation of tbe pleas­ TlbvriM' Ptoasttre Gallery. are required <o k’reply was inserted: “The recognized —ms to saM Frobair ing phemmiena. He thinks some nat ­ Divers In the Lake of Nemi, near Al ­ -gentleman who picked up a purse in the Slavery survived in England much Probate oMoe, to tbe Clt> ■uakttiiM aailaDowarce. on or Viumenst ras.se requests the loser to call later than ia generally suppotted. The bano. have found at the bottom of the ural enemy of the pest has appeared aext. and ths: lake; 80 feet from the shore, the pleas­ or that some deadly diaesse has at­ k—— « word bondage in Northumberland still ■M Court, or ure galley in which Emperor Tiberius tacked t he phylloxera and is extermin­ 2^»?trtrr Mad Msrrtet means a female farm servant. Th* acts. -> actin’ held bis orgies. It still seems to be ating it. Whatever is the cause, the re­ coolies and salters (I. e^ salt miners) of The tongeiit. telegraph line in the East Lothian were actually slaves till decorated with bronzes and Mosaics. sult will .neon great gain for the vinewmrH. above grotusd aad without t They have brought up bronze beads, yardists. 1775. If they deserted their service •xwak, has just been completed ir. a wolf and Hon, target* with inscrip­ TOR'S SALT anyone harboring them was liable to a •Australia, that land of leng distances. tions and rings for tbe docks.' Cardinal I Au aiuus'iDg correhpdndcnce recently penalty of five pounds sterling if be The line runs with a circumbendibus Colonna tried without success to re­ did not restore them in 24 hours. The took place between a Wisconsin farmer that I ebaU •d) at fr»ai Rockhampton, in Queensland, to lust slave in England was not freed cover the galley in the IMh century-, and a fawn! boiler firm. Tbe farmer bMter. on FrWav. ■Iruome. in western Australia, and and another attempt was made at the Mifit ten o clock. completely until 1799 and in 1842 there wrote ns follows: “Dere Hires I have a ZeMe.ofthe iat<* -crosaes about two-thirds of the entire beginning of this century, when some - " riahip was a coolie living who, as well as his 1,000 akerv of trees that 1 want cut. Im 'P»— *——• • father and grandfather, had worked a* large bronze nails were brought np. pore hut Im willing to pay too hnndred and aotbsri:.) a slave in a pit at Musaelbnrg. doleDi fer un engin that will do my ■fJaauan- a Vou»h. According to tbe agricultural depart­ work,” and he went on to explain just I. title and iu what sort «»f an engine he wanted. 1 he H , ia and to tfa* The belted trap is an imitation of the ment, 95 per cent, of the food of hawks. _ — Cll. In tbe Count-, r! boiler firm saw that the engine neces­ rNrv. By accident anemptr bottle owls.^rows and biaekbirda consists of , known and Wert b*H oj animals and insects far more danger­ sary to ncEximpliNh the devastation of 4 quarter af his virginal forest would cost $:;,U‘.K), to unsuspicious insects a drop of hccev ous to agriculture than the birds r acrr> South 1Uce jelly, and when the victim descends thcuwelves. The com eaten by tbe and they informed him to this effect. A week passed and then tbe following crows far mostly waste com. picked np rrm*;rke«1 “I didn’t pithy epistle came from the Wisconsin in tbe fall and winter. Cuckoos are OM hsodrri ’ also found to be very useful to the i woods: “Dere lajan ikrrr fanner. • COOK BROS.. Proprietors. Peculiar to Itself Hoods ; J»i Sarsaparilla JAXON N CATARRH ELY’S CREAM BALM 5it?.''* w £ Xrf to^“ ' LT- * d‘y‘" *'•' io h»dn,ooor rara-.nD.Sori.>.'. �HastiitGS Banner. Thursday, Mar. it. 1896. COOK BMOS. Propriotoro- ICepvrirht' «9q< bv J B Lippincott Co. J MOVTOAGK MA IX Mr. Thomaa Ludlow said what Ise be­ lieved to be the truth when he told his wife that the efforts of tbe company’ll attorneys to purchase the Bynum farm had come to naught, but in making the (statement he had seriously underrated the aartuteness of the gentlemen in ques­ tion. Instead of abandoning tbe at­ tempt, they had merely withdrawn from tbe field for The purpose of proaching it at a different angle, and Ludlow’s assertion only proved how well the secrets of their plan had been guarded. Indeed, at the very time when he had spoken iso confidently of the failure of the New York attorneys, three worthy gentlemen bad already begun an attack from another quarter; und the emissary of a Cincinnati broker, who was supposed to represent a new mining company organized in that city, hud inude more than one stealthy visit to the farmhouse in the cove, urn driving I ng thereto i iivreio from iron) Dunbar, the raihray Motion oe- l above Tregnrthen, ] Thinking about it afterward, he never knew Juki how far be had gone. He hud an indistinct recollection of •eoming out upon the cliff once, oppo site the fit raaoe.andof stopping to look down into tbe .fiery throat,of the cupola lighted by tbe 'intermittent flare of lhe burninggata After that he remem­ bered thiit themtfO made detours into the forest auid uame out upon the cliff alternately for what seemed a distance i^retly In the background. This dipof several miles, ills lust clear Ip- Idmutic ambassador hud his Gi.cl inter­ pres^ion want ahv. picture of n deep rent view with the Bynuiqs on the dry fol­ in the maintain tying before him iu lowing Ringbrand’a excursion with the •hr ^bsciu>ty pf fathoipless darkuesb; colonel; nnd when, lute in the after­ he felt rat hurl'thtin saw that be was noon. he drove back i to the botrl in Diiubnr. the deed to the Bynum cinrca looking into i to'depths from the verge uf a ipi’*-cipice: anti be noticed that <Lpsafely hufiouvtl-lup in the iuaitic " u great trw yumv Ixstuvcu ]xx'kct jxx'ket of his eout. coat. If the shrewd tigeflt vungrnlutatod of the undefined hitnseif a tittle on th ■ suec<‘ss of his approach Ing vtau- tnisaiou. it was certainly pardonable, n -to; inahe itself felt; nnd for there had bren fiiffiraltiw. Jule . h.-.ii he •rrcoj’nizrd its'udmonittau be Bynum wus obstinately uppoaeU to the iiii'.ed that, it hud been pressing V|x>u raM from the first, LMrauae it involved lull along; and that he had 4>een the uprooting.of the [family from the •irvoet’iipieil to heed it. Now, bow- >oil of ’lennessft.'c ami a ruigration to J it rrfusrtd to be longer ignored, the unh;miliar regiofw of the Texas nd tie felt colti • little A'lull* of a p prehen - frontier: andtaerreluctance wuAsharvd ..-is creeping :<>ver him as be fx’ured in a less degree by her brother Jed. Ou roulKl tr io the shadows of the Mrest. ll.c other side, however.*Jeff. in whom ■•\Vbp: u yuiilhmptible coward I -am!" /’the seed of resflessness hnd been im­ he njutivr-ctl.-tiiruggling to’brace hlmplanted ori his formdr journey, wars M*|f . agaiitAt ithe unnerving Attack, anxious *ir> be gone again: and histo­ -stiupling here shivering like a ■child ries <ff <fhe unrestAined life on aftie in a dark robin! :| -don’t des«rvr 10 border ‘knd gained him a i^irttsaun in l»e vhHet! n iniftu!” the person of his oriiefr brother. flVith Tlijttn the ■ turned to 'retrace An« -steps this equal diviaion- in numbers, the toward TreguHhen; 'but he Siad not ptansilwiigiiig upoa thp saleof the‘7arm left the-shadow-of the tree ufiien two boug'ta the balance u^til Jule’tanpposimen appeared 'before him ax suddenly tinn >wis finallyoaurcoimc by ttaeuirrival and Iw skvutiy.as if they had,Klrop|>ed of 41 Better from her1 Uncle -Jlwl, who front tlie branches over his baud. tiehorihrt!. in such glowing terms as his "Th'ow - up yunkan^-dera ta.^ com­ lixnfoul vocabulary 'cduld ferrnish. the ; uattd nl 1i»e own naarest-h i m, rti vancing jMvqperltw whkfli awaited them in the «ith|riflt half raised. xeertt. J’his letter had opporiunrly Itingbrand saw his oppottftnnHy -as •rendiieil the core oit the <tay preceding I the emissary ’s final visit, anti its urglistiuciiy us if i Th details had been writcn in lerrers of fireou the.tnurky back- ii<p. together with i» substantial in­ :round. Thomrh«b<jth of tbeuncn hail crease in price offrrejl !wr the amlKu*L'un.sl’ neither uf them covered him: •sahor. had prw_’ured tbe rdluctant con­ ne hnd only to ilraw his .reudkver auff sent of the 't*ro obsirucvimiists. ’ filming thwcarrlvedtat the threshold -tep behird the tree.-fightlug-or parleythe detail* ;wg from that stronghold -us the ur-_ ■<ff the propooedmiignfUou. . . .. . /en?y uf the case demanded. It was j <*1 Hs avcompHshtuetib wore arranged ..Il simple enough, -and his -rabid Was»{-’®’the evcuiog-Of the >aine day, wbe< tear, to direct: but -alas! his palsied J Itet-family-w*wgntherrd iu the Icitrhe®. ;mi;i refused to obey, und-olmost 'the farailaouse. .iff and Jule d'41 ore She knew « hat he was-doing ho I 'most of the ‘'talking: • sled set back hi 1 as standing •h ith uplifted tuahJs. h>s |‘ dh- chimney-corner, ra ing little: ant! rtli chattering and his knees-siiaking11 T«<l had takern the stuck from his rifle -tati was xwdijbing tbe'baiWl iu.ipui a'pitiabie agony of Tear. •rifnvater l>ef«re the "i»lr fireplace. He; raptors gave him no time Ao pro- ' <t. "You.go, on ahead." said'the on»* v ho thud spoken, addressing 'bis com- 3t*ln out Imt to-morrsr night. Jtihsr** utinitpn. “Xow. then, fall in. 'Mr. Spy. aitfked.Jeff. “Oh. I rrciem so/'rEftplied bHahuirr, ♦cst thar befaiml him. an’ don’t you nev’ iaok MToss-cyed. 'les y01ve bnnkerin* t<h wirth « (lixwrJsHed iir; "y’all ain’t gw inc to rec. now teK we's klonelc’n get a; bullet tli’bo yer haid. Murcfi!" iRiiighrnnd did as he was told, follow­ sg an’ )>onr- But bow d’ ye Wrlrjn ing the shadowy out line, of his .guide, we»nll can goun the night? Thryoar/t who turned to-tbe left into the 'forest.. Jeff rose from his on the bed Asithey stumbled along Jn the dr.rkne.sj. he knewitliata brave mamwculd: nnd broke off n leaf [from the bunch bate yet lurried defeat into victory; of tobacco hanging ow-r the fireplace; they had not get disarmed him. nnd he “Werfill didn’t ’low to take the cyars saw bon easy it would be to make the 1 at tie settlewmt,” .he-explained. “II cbaahes of a struggle at least equnl Iirrx sort o’ fibfiirin’.OK. gettin’ squat’ up on (the by sCiooting the mnn in front. The with that, dem crowd thought returontl again.am’.agnin.wfeh moMdting ’fonevwe-all done lef’Trnn«urgrfa: insistence, but. he K«ould .nut see .fcr good, on' 'tain’t gwine H»e bring himself t® t he point Mt action.; 1| heoltir' for noac -d’ Avetall to be ssnn and tike up|K)rtu<iity vaniaheri.when.tbe roundthvre attemvnrds. «Come to thiiik of it, Stough. thc£-.aid't.iM* use o’ inakhi’ tile-iealler stopped at the bentom of t. small ^ink-hole b:. the plaheau. amt you riiije over lhe uumKiting in tbe (urntag upon hiaa ,suddenly, pinioned night; >e cun go jest aawvell tbe nrx” his urinr>.to his sMieuyith a few cturn&of day an’wvait for we-ailMrtJNcNairville£” "What on top «T dhffl yrth doesy’rtl is rojr. "What tare you trying to do stith nic,' •.want Us-start from McNairville for?*liny way T he demanded, while 'they «jhe aakrti. in surprise. "’Cauoe the evars-doue leave thar -were periling him forward to & spot bluckoasa np|)eurtt)g like tbe.mouth li>out thn»? o'clock in rthe nuo’nin’. an* •v.e-all ea»;grt tii’oo \vere an’ make hit Jost you wait a minute, an* jjoui'll ’crost tbe (mounting’’fore that time.” “‘An* ye wis ’low tn’ to do. th; tl to-mor: we (loa'tt. ’low to ta»-,e no remnnnrs rer night?” \ aw.pyin* loccudi tin* yene mounting^** *t\'o;. that ’’d be to«> soon Jor. Mbit I'm u:p rerennte' officer; | , what. knmibut if you &..»ow unyrkhp? I n-fipuraJ' on; tooiormfs Fhursat *.l| al’out " <loy—ye can fcuke the inarF’urt; ride over ’That’s as fonv it may ibe; we doafft . Friday, an* we-all 11 jjine ye Friday ’kHvr.o take najrhnincesLtMlhow. New, I .nipl»t. How’lft that, thar‘do?*’ | "Ok, I reckoB J can ghame time’s well Chat ditl 11 <<!»'» with Uixigbrand bit his toneme to keep | zvs another. ftbe citj- feller tea’ night?” •Bud rii tick led. "Scared him jflrim to -fieath .a®’ dropped him in 1W J»rie in "Bassum iuoller.*’ OidifU tote hiaa up nothin- rt««‘ut, Jeff tilted hie chair a<alBat the wall end amoked meditatively ratll hia pipe -eat oat. “D’ye knoae. Buddy. I eayn’t get ahet o’ the Idee that I'ee done we that thar feller afore"—he knocked the aahea out of the pipe and dropped It Into hia pocket—-an’ I jeet cayn’t r eUet «h*r-By niek'ry! I do rie’llrt, now I" The apeaker brought hit ehair down with aeraah.and theothera looked up with aatontabmerftathla endden- exclamation. "Whar waa hit, Jeff?" naked Bud. "Hit waa down at Waco; that', whar bit waa"—he got up and paced the floor excitedly—“that'a jeat whar hit waa. I done told you all -bom. that thar ruction in the expreaa office, when that plum fool meaaenger ’lowed to atan’ we-all off with a gun; thar waan't no time for Io talk, an’ jeat aa I fired I done saw a man cornin’ In at the back do’—” He n, „„ i ,, Tu , , — “*’ b^ „ l“Pr'“lve,-T!. - ««v. n ycrc to g|t me." An awed alienee fell upon the £roup in the kitchen after Jeff made this an­ nouncement. Bini pint, his gun together und loaded it earefaly, sitting quieth afterwanl with Ihtfiweapon across his klip’s; nnd Jed e.nme out of his dark corner to fevl meelujnically on the high mantel shelf for Ids pipe. The night bud closet! in with riorm signals flying in the wcctern sky. kud the rising wind \begau to sigh dismally through the itatad, said the elder brother; "two of us is enough, an* I know* ye ain’t afeard.” like hit’s mighty tough to go an* shoot him like he*s a rat in a hole, less ye’re p’int-bbmk certain ye got to do hit.” They went out noiselessly, so as not to awaken Jule, and Jeff led the way to the trail'dp whfbh the woman liad pi­ loted Ringbrand two days before. The qaart fto^ County U Harry anti *tete thisDotiee tbe sum «<Three rewrtMHjf-. Md ao l fas bMM hwtltatrt Hundred and Bfty-oae Doilani and emus [l»8i M] andanattorney’s fee rrortpSKe or any part thereof: wringing und twisting-the trees above Noli cc l« I hen-fore hereby ri their heads; but the rain delayed and ■urdav lhe 23rd day of May A o’clock In the forenoon, there win be rold.at the storm seemed to be blowing over. 3e North frontdoor of tbe Court Houae. Id the ty of Hartings. Countv of Barr; and state of When they reached the base of the Michigan. Isald Court House being the buBdlng cliff, they left the path and turned tn which the Clreult Court for tbe Countv of Barry la held], at pnblicjmetkm, to the hlgbert shortly to the right, following the bidder, the premises described in said mortgage.or so much thereof as m«y be necessary !• aatbify tbe amount due on aald m ortgage, as above ret forth with the Interest thereon, and the oosta charges aud expenses allowed by law and provided lor In said mortgage. uW premises being situated In tbe County of Barry and Blate of Michigan and described as all those certain pieces and parcels of land <irserlbed as follows, to wit: The Eart half [E *4] of the South West quarter (S. W. '*] of >rclhni fifteen [IB] containing Eighty [80] seres ot laud, also th». South West quarter 18. W. M] of the “nnth West quarter [8. W. *4] at trctlon fifteen 113] except two [in acres out or the Bouih we«T cort .-r tucrevf Al' In Township number O.>e Not tL;F.;rgc number Seven Weal. Hirn Ci iuitv. Mjrhfran . und containing In all [1181 acres uf land. r.-:u:Y7; '.t'^of. -nan W i‘w. sen Mt Public bidder, at the Non How, In tbe City * EUee where the C i holden). the , mortgage, or so tx tasary to pav the araoaat due on eaM mortrawt. with Seven per eent. interest .and all legal aaaw. toffrther with an attorney *■ lee ot Twenty dollars covenanted lor f beretd, tbe prerta^ beina described in aald mortgage aa a» Umw certain lota piece* and parcels ot load Maa*Me the City of Hastings tn lhe County at Barry sari HgMeof Michigan, and known and described Ma Fraction City lots nu;nber three (3). aakf four (<• In Block No. fire (ft) In tbe Eastern addriri* to tbe village, now City of HastIrra.-Except trim portion heretofore con vexed to Chicago, fcofckmazoo ami Saginaw Rail Road Company, airi containing tn each lot four by eight rod* M> land, according to the recorded plat of said Cl In pl Hasttnf s. Charus Wtiz»x.. « • « Mortgages*. rm UP T. Colgbove. Attorney for Mortgagee. • !»ateu Jan.ifri. A '. ACS'xx. UfiHN 1. 8CHV\ LEB. W] |.l.l AM H HtOCVM, .1G1IK I*. D>.(t(H.AHS. MtJRTGAGEBALE. Default having been made In the payment o .] a i rrtHhi 1xmd mid mortgage dated th<- first dx* . ,i of November A. D. 1«O made and executed toy H Jesse Austin, unmarried of A*«iria. Barry I ■ Countv. wicldcau. mortgagors Engine Haw­ beck of the City of Battle Creek Michizxu* trecM, sending ocrarionnl puffs eddying mortgagee nnd recorded in tbe office id • Register of Ih-eds <>t R.irry County Michigan 1m . dovita the ehimnecl to scatter little MORTGAGE HALE. Liber m of mnrtgai.es on nage (4 on tbe IMH clouds of light ashos from the expiring day of Nov iitber A . D. ih W at t o ’ clock p sa_ • rebuilt.having been made In the conditions Lf a certain mortgage made by Robert A. Kelley mid duly assigned bv saia Eujtenc Harbeeh Ms ME ,[ embers on the hoarth. The nicnsured aiwi wile jjnr a. to Afaxauovr Foster Mated me Ktectn C. Hol’ou oTsaid City of F-uije «sob of the great engine at the furnace Ma ___ 1 1'Vbruan 11. A. D. 1»*7. and Recorded in'lhe Ci eek. nud th«* assignment thereof recorded___ of the Itegl-teruriseensei Register of I>redsof saw said rorsy Harry I ,< n>e uf.i be Register uf Deeds, for the County the office ufllre rase a nd fell on thc|bteezc. mingling its 27lh day uf of July A. D., 1M3MS JFK: Ms ■ ot Barry and State o! Michigan, on the 14th . County on the x7lh lones with the honrser mutterings of uarvi rs;uiu»j s. D. IM»7 ................ -................ Uber23 of mortragbs mortgages on page ifi». tfl». by wkfari . day u' Ecbruaiy In LlberW of Mmt >’ lJber23of t< i <1, Miwer Of saWk 5^ gutea. or. page >iu 184 n,< ou which mnrtMtr* mortpnge thpr,. there is th fault the tbe pctwfcr ef Sale sale contained lb* Ift’jMfl Rhe approaching sform. At the heat! claftn-it to be due ni the date uf (hts none* ilo-I ir.o-igag^ lias become teemM o<»eratlvo. operative. and Mid . . bf the cove there is a deep cleft in the ...... dollars........ ■ ...*< a-.*.I .1 nnrt ir-AU,* IhMf* v.ldcb sm:<I bond and i.wirl mortgage there I*Is.-latlMim clSiSMril ' sum of...... Sevcntv-five and, ,......... twenty < to t>e due for principal ami interest to date lb* Ipcrpendicrilar wiill of rock, known to veuts. aud »u alturuey’s Ice of Fifteen Utdlars rrovkkd for In Bald mortgsgr. and no suit or sum of three hur.dwd and sixty dollars aari the dwellers'in Harmony Valley ns I proceedings t't law paving b.cn Instftuted to twenty one cents, and no salt or proceed id as* sk. Jaff rose slowly anti took down hia rills. "The Chhnney.” U ifh' the breath of rcrover tee mon< ys secured by said mot tgage, law or l» equity having been Insntuiea tv» wk- U cover the debt secured by said mortgage, or »rv., 1 ur any part thereufi . t the tempest, the fissure becomes thedi- line of the rocky-v\alI until they reached Nov. Ttcraore, bv virtue of the power of part tbereol now therefore notice-ta- herrWv a narrow ledgn affonlinff a preoarlou. I ^^^■X’SK.V^'bS? given that ay virtue of tbe po’oee uf sa’o *»*• ;i|>asou of nat ure’^ great organ, and al­ mined Id said mortgage, aud of the fifcafr-it* affi ready its deep reedy voice could be. poskuge up <o the-tfilile-Jund. KmerR- । bv given that o.« Saturday tire Twenty fifth dav the State of Michigan in such cases made wri heard,''Ailing the cove with a sound like of April April A. A. D. 1). lent, I8J0. at at ten teu oo'clock iu the (be forc fore­ provided, on Saturday tbe sixteenth day of Me inw after ■ bronthlMK wnmmkte of ’clock iu ing, utter a bnntnless scramble, upon ■ nw>n't 1y shall ^haij sell Xu al Public Public Auction, Auction, to to the the A. D. isfift. nt 10 o’clock In tbe forenoon aft iri* the reshing of the waves on u "amly the unsheltered mountuin-top, "Jiere |' noon, | nlgbest bidder, at tbe the Nortb North Front door d<wr ofJbe nlitiiesi the North front door of tbe Court House In tire Hastings. Barry County. Michigan..(thaft>*i beaeh, or like hi lhe City of Hastings (that being of ■ *. the l. distuncoaotteKed ——-------------- I t^lc wind bud full sweep, they pushed <on . ‘' Court House ” Ing the place of holding tbe Circuit Court. Ira. g - i • the place where tbe Circuit Court for Barry 2“r •£.’ J igbty rutnract. Frona Iijk gasping until they stood in the small County (s bolden), tbe premises described In retd County of Barey) tne public auction, to the hlghes® bidder. 1ft*-. ■ watch tower tn i the . ___ _______________ blunted oak briiind I ravine sander tbe, lee of the bowhieni said ntortgaee. or so. much thereof as may ba at taudft’and premises desertbed ta said ««*'«*»- 4 I the 'barn, a great dwi added'his nsiiirn-' jIiarkil< thr entrance to Hiagbrand's necessary tu.pay the amount due on said mort­ or so much thereof a*i shad be xx*vawr»dde<l hl-memrn. ’ gage, with eight per cent. Interest, and all I ifiri’dall to the we led noises of the wight, cov.a together with au attorney's fee of Isfy the said amount dueaxri interest aa rtw*, prison. Jeff uncoiled tbe rope he had leg* Firteen Ixillars covenanted for therein, the percent, costs and expense* at aata. a»6 ari vbile ail the riiriOer and vhwcr'fuller brought, und was preparing to denernd, premises being described tn said mortgage as attorney fee of fifteen dollars a.lowerf by J?". . ,'3 . ■ ibices of naiftrv were hushed aofi silent n>: thru certain piece or parcel of land situate and provided fur in said when Jed stopped him: m ’be City of Haatinn. tn the County of Barry and uremlses being described In said mortrap* • - j tat’the prtwswn- of the storm-kiotg. Jeff. "Irin’t ye 'low thuL’II be wort, -o’ resky ? OBJ State of Michigan, und kuown and describ cs—the West fracttonkl h» If of tbe^st baU rift tbe North West quarter ol sortten I Tlynum continued his monotonous walk cd is follows; I If that thar feller’s what yexkme look Commencing at quarter post on tbe Ninth, (33) tn Township Number Oae Rip und «kwm the harrow liorits of the hiaaBor. he’agwine fight,furshore. He I aide <d Sertloa U In Town 3 N. 6 \V. Thence Range Number 8ewn t.j West helng .» th® nutchcn, sapping at eurh ram to peer aiuYgwine stan’still»h"lowyetoshoel I South blxtera Chains and forty-seven links, Township of Assyria^Baro> CoiXJS Aicblgan- | rebnan »». c . . J thri.re8orih3ffi4 degree*. East Eleven Chains imit.of the windows into the db tokening luau in-col* blood.” , I and nine links to a stake and ‘•tone In center of ' Assignrift. H| Igloom. tire highway to the place of beginning. __ n. .. ... . ___ j. .... ' I TUeree along ihe Centre ot tbe highway F. W. Clapp. Bud wxfr. the first to apeak. "Wbnt-all rail tug dmtiilctneiCT-tlbc ghi,M,I.V horror south degrees Kase. Three chains Attorney for AM'KO«e Battle Crok Michi does ye Tor. to <io 'hoot hit. Jeff?” he of Khe deed they wwr ulxrot tQdo,*ud rtilrtv thro,- oiid K llok«, thtree .aoy*M I ... ......... . . 2__ r...i I _ -r« on n Iter parallel with the quarter line to ite | rlvn paused ill frorfol hesitnt ton. Then ' Tborwptee rl».<, there-, Westerly along saM * .u«r» ►«.«.. — .i„.™ nverre >. point so thal a line rvuntng North । Tbe rider brothar dropped into a. *r»-.i 3lmI pro]M>.M‘<l i Usd'fhey go down onto • MVR?(tA\iBSALE. panriel with the Bast hue would intersect tne I chair anT; t hrust ijs h*ndM.le« p into his Default having beea-matk* tn ; place u( ireglnnlug. thence North from said pffckrtK. "I low J don’t jest rightly aweviee for u loc>j>Jb»1e.-atul-n few ruin- iMrfncto thr place of beginning, Mid line being ' of a certain nwfnpige tttude by .VTanrrcrf' A- < . Pre ehiUnx and fifty links long on the West Stevens. Florence E. Spaulding, urrlu B. Barknow, Vliiddy—I ferm fact; thar tKi-s Inter lie and Jteff were standing in nktes • i-oitulnhig two acres more or less. F.x- ker, Mary B Barker Blanche B. Barker. Ajrwj* cay n’t. Is* no mistake: 3 •nin’t nowise Mold off and from the West side,be­ Harker. Martin V. Barker. Hirnett I. EnXrr stone pitchy <larilvem«of fhevnibtemanean ••»ri.‘’ire 11 likely tto forget that iljs?- face; hit’s esuiiiibcr. while 41rdwatche<I tit the ing on the W s uf N. K. of Sect 17. 3 N. 8 W. to Emily t>. Bostwick, of Ithaca. New Tprtc dated December l" a. H. itw. and re« ord - 11' Alkxaxper Fo.-tkr, been a burnt to nhv morr’n one night «|M*rture r.1mr. fjrtff felt his war along Mortgagee. cd Id the office ot the Register of Deeds, tor the County cl Barry and 8ta:eof Michigan, wt- ikeT'uilipT.'Colgkuvk, sene* I seed bit: hdtiiaK,9i>rshore." • '.re of the yvsHs until be-came tom niche 19th day of December A. D lf£0. In Liber t.t rt Attorney ‘or Mortgagee Mortgages, on page 72. on which mortgage then* Jed got up and threw smother stick Is claimed Io be due at the date ot this avaien i lighting this cautiously reronof wwl on the fire. ’’¥.■• reckon ye're (he sum of K'ght hundred nine Dollar* wed .*<x* . , plum shore. Jvff?^ be sulked. "‘Pears uioitri-rd the adjoining chamber as well ty cents, and an afornej’s fee of Twetuy dst: . , MORTGAGE.HALE. Dollars protided for in said mortgage, so* ais they ruuM by its inefficient help. The , Default lutv Ing been mxde in the conditions of like, llais yere feller's been mindin’ bis or proceedings at law Laving bstn. ir.rtiit errfatu mortgage made by George W. Gregory suit .tight from the 'kitnp-pruetrafted but a «itid the moneys secured- by* »aMt ' J own lousiness toHkble rdiost scncc he Ami Gregor, Co Evelju Dibble dated Dee. tuted to recover or any part thereof ; abort disia-awe (beyond tbe narrow til A. D (KM aud recorded In tbe office of tbe mortgaec. come :to the srttlertrwV Now. Therefore, by virtue of tbe newer oC ' Kegouee«»( Dr«-d>, for the County of .Barry and ■opening. Vat it amswerrd tbe purpose, Mi«ta*of sale contained io said mortgage, aca ths swab‘ : Mkhlgao. on ibe mb dav of December , rand they cmM we theshndowj outlines A. D. tw tn Ubrrxi m MurTgagrs, on pnge 331. ute in such case made and provided, nvlia^ t* a-rnttlin’ inc. Hr wutfm-pryin* round hereby given, that on Saturday tin 23ade riir of Haul Mortgage was glvru upon the express thh yere very coic*>niy<iay before yis- •of the figure ■<*! a man strvMrhet! out coodiUoa that should auy d -tault be made In the M»v a. D. (K5W. al 10 o'clock In the fttrenoor, I 1 i<My: I MM*d hhn: in" .1 u Ic-gJie took h im • i|>on the sandy‘Boor oft hr K-mern. Jeff' pnyo eutof (hr •.*)<! iuurest, or any part there­ shall sell at 1‘ubllc Auction, to the highest Mt. on Mtij day vriereoii tbe wilt* Is made pay­ derat the North front door of tbe Court Hoose up the mountingaud jTinted him the* (Landed tbe lasu^r.o his brother and took, of. able. as above expressed, aixl >h uld the same In the City of Hastings, 'that being tbe plaee remain mpaid *ml in arrear for the space of where tbr Circuit Court for Barry County ta. way back from tbe. McNabb.” tcarvfiil aim at rhe motionlrss form; bolden), tbe premises described in sori nwsvthirty dav*. the., and from ihencefore. that Is il.is hand tTvujlil^r] so that l>e«*ouid not . to »ay after (toe lap^e of «al<l thirty days, the gage. or so much thereof as may be seevsaarw “¥e». Jule. 1 *lbw-dlic-didn’t know' ihold the guu sknudy. und hc^rot dowu afore<rid prim-tpal <nm« uf twelve hundred to pay tbe amount due on said mortgage. Mtat dollar* with eft Arrearage of luteres* thereon 8 per cent. Interest, and all legal costs, toaeitar who”!* what he wss. fihodone left him1 ui|M>n bis knersaod rested it against the Miail. ’ s«c tbe option of retd party of the secona with an attorney's fee of Twenty-five DwIojos covenanted for therein, the premises being de­ .stnnilin’ afore the swsnith of the tunnel,.' party toreome due Mini payable. Driautt havtag been made in tbe payment of scribed in said mortgage as al! that certauv Ik An'r.hat ain’t tlwtuw-'' enriousest part- m«> long abom ft. that Bud’s nerve cok- Interot due Dec. lltli. MN. and tbe aame hav­ Blece and parcel of land situate In tbe Towa<g laple Greve In the County of Barry’ and Siaot ing remained unpaid ami In arrears for the o’ his ; he aciambltd into .the hole over liapsed and tbe Lump fell from hts shakri thirty sandap wards, tbe aforesaid of Michigan, and known and cescribed. •_ 1 JcS. . , ■tbeibroken rocks, am** jest about-a min-, <ajg fingers; it dot not go out.and as be* space prtiripal suiaot twelve hundred dollars with lows: - ’ Tbe East half ot tbe South East Quarter «t . uteie flrrwardx be •oume n-pilin’ out o’ Iteeid it up agaiufe* whispered: "Short. all arrearage-*•< Interest tbereou is dow declar­ ed due ana jutyabSe by <tir terms e( said mort­ Section Thirty two (32) In Town Two (•»> North' —«]tlick! i esut--” . gage which (nortgwr there Is claimed to be Range Seven <7) West containing Eighty Arran’ A blinding flash ilium incited the sreUoo' biw l»e uxniio-anakin’the longest* due at ttee date of IMS ink Ice tbe sum of Tblr- 01 Land more or lesa. Ex ILT D. Bowrw I ■J ituis vrn. and the-dead air of the place klutko* trucks to'ndri rthe valley.” Philip T. Color® vr, Mongar^, * ymred with a wonctiKsion ahat put Dollars pwMM for In «ai<1 mortgage, and do for M ®rtna««-.. Milt or proeerilags at taw bavtaa been instltutthe light -and rrverbested. like "IDi nev* tell yea tsrt that thain’t the <nr Dated February 17. im». queidion: hit looks snjghty like he’s aThe two men fell owr each bnedkin’ round yerr to fin* out mme tattflt. * MORTGAGE SALE. .-tale c'-atained io«ialdn<w-t«Mge. and thr statute Default having been made in the | thill* “*bont wr-all.,a< 1 fecksn thar’s otlmr in their frarith* haste ta reach >t) sneheanr mMte and ywn-Mrd. notice Is here0 m*asbT 8u,*e * I tlw open Rir. fighting like caged 4>v givea tlmt on Matilntav the Twenty-eighth got rts lx* somcthin’itesic.’’ 1 -fay of March A. D. km. at teu o’clock m the Hilda Shaw dated November >rc1j a. D uaa ________ . w wIInmi>wu . w mc andirecorded In tbe office of the Ke»i»uvrt Biitl; gin tired arottnd into thegather­ wild beuste for precedence «p the,forenoon. I— hUm aril nt Public Auction, to the ... ,______ ... . Deeds, for the County of B*irrv, and Stare «■< difljratlt Ktainvav: and when ther 1 r ^° nt door tbe ing <l»dows in the ranim, and asked: , . .. ... ... * fi Oourt <k>urt Hou»e Ilou‘»* (n the city of Hastings (that being Michigan, on the 23rdday of N’orember A *l from Ih-Bonthnt tbr anaky 1rc, rtw ctrMt’ Court for ior Barry lljr? 18)1llu Liber .B of Mortgages on page ^1*- p te/M. whw. fibe ClreeH Jnlc?” jkWuntyiI- hoTden). holder), tbe premises t*remlses descrited* deacrfled in which mortgage there is claimed u>> aiv Z?"1 dniina” wplied -Jeff: JfgODe to pi*, tlie contagion of 'terror eomciuni- jaunty iI «&ki mortgage, or wo much thereof as may be the date of this notice tbe sum of Five H mdro* ,t„l Itarir to thrir a^toplice. and Thirty Six Dollar* aud thirty nk:e rJSre ' ibiiitl.lbrerl on." ■’s1Lee uf Twenty Fire BolriSj i* with riven percent, interest aud all legal nn<1 Bild Mood his rifle it the chiannry- and tJw three men frittered in a mad I <■« -carts, together with an attoroeys tee of Thlrty- provided forttt said rnortgxE-. and no wirnqr .i«nd went’ qut. eanting baric in I Dollant covenanted for therein. Ute premta- proceedif gs at law havfag^bren institute* £ recover the moneys secured bv - said tnortrarev ■re toeing descrloed In said mortgage as al! that I To be Cmitbtitrtl ) u moment to say: “I rerkon-she Iotas; ’ pteaeor parrel of land lying aad being situate or any part thereof: KJ"F- Therefore.by virtue of the power .-.r we*I In ttoe Townshfo of Hastings In the Countv of Imstwpys. tliar’s no light.-” contained In aald mortgage, and the Matntw* Barey and State nfMIciilgan.and known and de Anofintt- interval of apprcosive siiaueb ease made und provided, notice la brr«b» Mribert as follows: Iwie Folh»wr<l Bud’s anMlrance. The I Tbe North sixty «»• Acres of the Routh We« given that on Saturday the Klrd day of MarjT O'clock 10 ^orenotta. J 4mn Quarter of Section Thirty-two (32) Ip Town three men sat arotlnd the dearth, each mH at Publie Auction, to the hlgbeat bWdav I Three u) North: Range Eight («) weot. kurtvipg The others’ thouglir. und each I Th* parties of the first part hereby agree to Ju? f'?nt d00.r 01 th* Court Aouse in rire pay I Im cures that may hereafter be aMosaed City of Hastings 'that being tbe Dlace whm hoping1 -flnet one of the others would upon (his mortgage upto and Including one per the Circuit Court for Barm Ciwotyisput tbr (j)rt8ess suggestion rtto words. Icem. and tbe excess (If anv) over tbe one per ta tbe premise* described tn said mremmB.Ar mL emu to be paid by the party of the second part inucn thereof as may be necessary to nay While. Uw-y waited the first great drops amount due on said mortgage, with revrn hereio. of raia. pattered on tbe roof..and the cent, interest, and all iegul rests, togefire? whu XVRLYN DlRBLX. Mortgagee. an aitorm y a fee of Twenty five ikiUarr rrviir soughing*The wiiid through whe treeO0UMUWR, anted for therein, she premises beingde-criMb tofis nnd the touder growling of the In said mortgage ms all that certain lot pImZ r for Mortgagee. for x apriMri *t he eorJd sort o’ ore what and parcel of land attmue In rhe Tow».\Kr3P thunder. dno«u»?d the roar of "The Hope in the County of Barry and State of MtcZhjt msw 4• k* *“ ■’EjJJT?D c*w'bed as follow. .-X\hate y*-aJl gwine do with htaDir Chimney.” Tbe-ditaky interior W the I x ORDER OF PUBLICATION Tbe North East qaarter of the .North tfrjft .naked Xed. zpenkfng far the firat'rtme.. kitehen grew wore shadowy as the Bta‘a ot Michigan, 1 "JterkoE we“tl turn him loose after handful of fineo® the hearth died<W«vn, Fifth Judicial Circuit,Io Chancery, f Eltpa Shaw. I Eatb^r A. Hornes ) he*a done >car«J up eDoaffh to min* h» and the durkneos was intensified fay an | Complaiaant. 1 ' PHILIP T. COLrtROVff, curu busiDTfis,’’ traponded Jeff, leisure- occasional flasb of lightning contrast­ . Theodore A. Burues, I lv filling hta pipe with the eruahed leaf ing ita glare with the twilight of tbe Defendant J • room. The red glow from the coals fell j , of tobacco. ** Tain’t ffwine hurt him room, Sult peudlua In the Circuit Court for the opon the faces of the three brothers MORTGAGE SAL*. I C »unty of Barry In Chanrerv, at Hastlnct. none to atay thar a day or ao.’’ Mich gon. on the 2mb day of Feby., A. D.. ttw. Default havlnc been made iu tte- oaad JiHc went to rhe cupboard in the cor­ vrouix-d nbom tbe sreptace uii aittinr I lu this cause it appearing from affidavit ou of arerulu mortgage, execured • t.wInni.nt HrVtfl n mnn IvhnRf' I .11, . . file, that the defendant. Theodore A. Barnes is Benedict and Margaret Benedict, ner, and >. few jnintttes later left the in Admit judgment upon a man whose not a resident flftlih State, and that bis real- wife, to Harvey Williams, dated <u • J hfs irwuiumuvc nwmbianee to room, da^broke tbe alienee which fol­ only offense was U>» । deuce rennot be ascertained., on motion of “*■— * Fbiilp T. Oplarove. co-nplatuanfs solicitor, it Is lowed her departure. ‘ I done heard some other man. T J ordered thw tbr nald defendant, Theodore A. be due. at the date hereof terrible margin of1 that Tom Ludlow *d put z^ang <0 wowk­ . L'arncs. esuse his oppearauee to be entered doubt, and yet each knew that it was | herein. within five months from tbe date of In’ Id the McNabb ag^’in to-day,” he this order.and In case of bls appearance that only' doubt and not certainty. If their I ht ciu«ean answer to tbe complainant's bill ot prisoner and the single witnessot Jeff’s ”1 know hit,” replied Jeff. "We-all com plaint to be filed, and a copy thereof to^b® Ijrtvodon laid CB.iDplalnant’s relielt r within frontdoor ot crime a err Ident ical, there could be no ’ll give ’em a a’prise party ’boutto-niort twent v da\« after aervloe on him of a copy of aald Hsstlng*, £h rer nig£t. I reckon they’ll keepgyard safety for at ,least one of them while . bill and notice of this otdtr; amFih^l in default seventeenth d X Xn lived? if no< — if Jeff were mi. the afternoon up tlutr. Irat that ain’t gwine do no those certain taken. after all — the alternative waa I I Anl iLb Further O.uCred. That within guotF." , " । .zrs'r di yi th’j «ald Oumolaluant causa a 'Bud uhook his head. "No. tbey-al! .Mfficientiy dreadful to make them I ’>ntlcr ul tlila order to-be published In tbe Hai it-ue to give it ahape in apeech. I . .. ... “ don’t know nothin’ about tbe crevice. timsr Bvxkkkn u- w*iMpr prmted. pnhdtaed and ebcuiM'l'-ela'MMd ruuuty. *»»<> th*r Mich The anffgefition came flrally from the Wonder if the city feller can hear ’em ’ SCOTT’S" EMULSION has brea endorsed one who waa roost? deep!)concerned. our «no u--' luuri a-work in’?" "I reckon aoi” replied Jeff. • ”’Mo*’' Jeff trim slowly and took down his rifle ' from ita prgftover the mantel. ”1 reek? < ward into the black hole between the likely he’s been a-hoHrrin’ the top o’ SCJ.b.d for Sis kpwatiiU e rocks; there reus a horrible sensation his haid off ail day, a-tryin’ to make on btt'M go< io be done, boyA" he aaid, ; Harvey Willi aw 6ut to raise somebody. I believe he bnsklly. “I hate hit mighty bad, but I of falling into measu Philip T. CoiXftovR. OCMUpUlBSUfS iJodcrtor. cain ’ t affo ’ d to take no ebajnees, waa ’bout tbe worst aoared-up feller riip your baby. [ATrvmOpftl KXHtitorn of the Exlate of Ituberl E. Austin, trtevea'-etl. Mortgagees. , io»r."K. Krjwrnjr. Attorney fur Mprtgageak 1 meansthe prevention of scores of cases of colds, coughs, bronchitis, pneumonia, and consumption. Wet feet do not directly make the germs of consumption appear in the lungs; but they do cause COUgDS and COldS and Inflammation of the throat and lungs; weaken the whole system. In Roebonhe thrwirit । this condition the germs of consumption find just the soil In which to work. Scott's Emulsion of Cod­ liver Ldilp. with Hyjxiphosphftes, is a most valuable remedy for restoring the System hc«- to health before these germs I get the upper hand. fcMPS’S MSSJS.'XjaPb’f. '** �Hastings Banner^ iSff. . Thursday, Mar. ’■ Jmmuu/UCOOK. Barer- AVGUST 14. 1879. ____ EDITORIAL notes Llnr.la on Tariff. W« print below from an sddress prepar­ ed b, Lincoln, on Ibe tariff, reoolullons adopted by tbe Whir meeting In SpringMid March 1st. IS43. upon which he was appointed to prepare an address lo the people ot the .late. It the dale ot these resolutions and addre-s were not riven, the reader might readily believe that he was describing the cmrditlona surrounding ua now, showing that like causes will pro­ duce like result., aud that lhe operation, of the tariff were lhe same then a> they are now. and that whenever we tall lo give ample protection lo American IndnsUles and Interests tbe same national cry of debt and distress Is sms to overtake usMr. Lincoln said "The Unit resolution declares a tariff ot duties upon foreign im­ ibe land ot Ibe'tfierB lo «a*llBb territory, they retorod BuffUib "blfftar etrillxatkrn" keeping British aggrauion. and lhe sequlBllIon ot American territory by her hypocritical cry ot higher ctvllllstlon from enlarging her domain on this continent. Her methods will always Hear watching, national revenue to be improper. "For several years past the revenues of the government have been unequal to Us expenditures, and eonseqn^ly loan afler loan, sometimes direct, and sometimes In­ direct in form, has been resorted to. By this means a new National debt has been created, and Is still growing on us with a lapldity fearful to contemplate, a rapidity only to be reasonably expected In lime of war. This state of things has been pro­ duced by a prevailing unwillingness either io increase the tariff, or to resort to direct taxation. But the one or the other must come. Coming expenditures must be met. and the present debt must be paid: and money cannot always be borrowed for these objects. The system of loans. Is but temporary in its nature, and must soon explode. It Is a system not only ruinous while it lasts, but one that must soun 'fall and leave us destitute. As an Individual who undertakes to live by borrowlug. soon finds his original means devoured by interest, and next, no one left to borrow from, so must it be with tbe government. We repeat then, that a tariff sufficient for revenue, or a direct tax. mast soon be iwtorted to, and we believe this alternative is now denied by no one. But which sys­ tem shall be adopted. Some of our oppon­ ents, in theory admit tbe propriety of a tariff sufficient for a revenue, but even they will not in practice vote for $uch a tariff; while others boldly advocate direct taxation. Inasmuch therefore as some of them boldly advocate direct taxation, and all the rest, (or so nearly .all as to make exceptions needless) refuse to adopt tbe tariff, we think It doing them no injustice to class them all as advocates of direct taxation. Indeed we believe they are only delay­ ing anopen avowel of the system, until they can assure themselves that tbe people will tolerate it. I^et us briefly then com­ pare the two systems. Tbe tariff Is the cheaper system, because the duties being collected in large parcels at a few com­ mercial points, will require comparatively flew officers in their collection; while the dtoeet tax system tbe land must be literally covered with assessors and collectors going forth like swarms of Egyptian locusts, devouring every blade of grass aa4 other green thing. By tbe direct tax atyatecn none can escape. However strict­ ly the citizen may exclude from bls pre­ arises all foreign luxuries—fine cloths, Coe eilks, rich wines, golden chains, and dtanoud rings—still for the possession of his house, his barn, aud bls homespun, be la to be perpetually haunted and harassed hr the tax gatherer. With these views we leave it to be de­ termined whether we or our opponents are -tbe more truly democratic on the subject.” Venezuela Boundary. There appears to be a “hidden band” ■■aewbere in the apparent willingness manifested on the part of tbe English 0»vemment. to accede to our Idea of tbe Monroe doctrine, in the settlement of tbe boundary line between English Guiana and Venezuela. The claim of the Venezuelan government Is, that England has encroach­ ed on her territory from time to time, and mw claims possession of territory outside af tbe true boundary line, of old dutch <Mana, In extent as large as tbe state of This fixes the teal ctnientlon between feefovenimentsdf England and Venezuela and under the Monroe doctrine, our baslDeas la to simply ascertain where tbe baondary lines of old dutch Guiana were atthe time It was ceded to tbe English ffavemmeut and when ascertained, to say ta Johnny “now you just keep ou your aMe of the Hue, and don’t you stretch your India rubber boundary line, over one foot territory that belongs to’ Venezuela, for tf we allow you one foot, you will want tfMentire state later on.” That English bawdsry Hue, is a very stretchy affair. M kept stretching after they got a foothold tn India until hoovered the entire territory wad included 100 millions of subjects now rt and under the ery of “hither ....BICYCLES... she now wants to arbitrate the Venexoelan question with onr gorerament. leaving Venezuela out entirely. There must be some diplomatic ax to grind, or such a proposition wnuld not tie made. It la not tor the United Slates to llx the boundary line, that Is a question between Venezuela TEW* SPHINX and England. Il Is lheir contention, uo ours, we under tbe Monroe doctrine will say. latter that Hue la estaUUahed at d axrveil upo“> 10 En>t|«",,• 'I0" l‘”,p in your own side ot lhe line It you expect 10 keep at peace with us, for we shall never consent lo the enlargement cd your pos­ sessions here, and don’t need any ot your THE OLD DEMOCRATIC DAMSEL AWAITING AN ANSWER TO HER LEAP-YEAR WOOING.-.V. Y. Adnrtuer. higher clvtllxatlon either. j Cnlun Belligerency. There appears to lie some doubt as lo portations. producing sofOelent revenue whether the president would endorse the tor the support uf the general government, action ot congrew, on the Cuban question aud so adjusted, as to protect American even if tbe conference committees of the industry, lo be Indispensably nreessary to two houses shall agree upon the proper the prosperity ot tbe American propter and course to pursue. There are some things the second declares direct taxation tor a I Crescent vllb thinks, sayltiff they wooM try to <el along with tbelr own el rillMilon, and »« their diamond xnd gold mines to themaelTMl and BO we « lhe necessity ot “ CLEVELAND’S BELIEF. Th® pre«kl®Dt’« Position In Pvreeat Monetary Mix-Up. It is given out on thr authority of a cabinet officer that President Cleveland thinks the driuornitic |<irty can win this year by declaring unequivocally abou^theonr win power of-a president for sound money and npminutiug a even, that make us scratch, our heads candidate to mrtch. Ifte believes, in sot^ellmes. Tbe according to tl* Cubans other words, thatthr enrrrncy question belllgerant rights by our government, is a is goiijg to he the controlling onr in the campaign, and that the democrat* proposition we believe, that rill meet tbe have only to put themselves on the almost unanimous approval ot the Ameri­ right side of it;in order to sweep the. can people. Has It come to tills, that we country. The proposition is well im­ dare not let our voice of encouragement go agined, but there is not. so much to out to a people striving lo break the des­ be said of its pructicabiliri'. There are potic chains of a Spanish Inquisition, and, certain obstacles in the mar which emerge by their heroic effort and conse­ cannot be removed by simply wishing cration into such liberty as patriots should that, they were out of thr way. Mr. ever be entitled to? This nation should Cleveland himself has helfxnl to errhte be ever ready to rejoice when a shackle them, and hr ought to know* that they represent a condition and not a theory. breaks, and liberates a human soul, no His devotion to sound money has made matter where or when. Let Europe howl! him many rnemirs for’whom he ought She howled when our forefathers broke to lx? loved, which is to say that he loose from British oppression, awl estab­ ba« generated a kind of antagonism in lished this 'government: she bowled again his party that forbkls th<p idea of such when the immortal Lincoln said. "It must a surrender as his plan ofisuevm conand shail be preserved." she howls now. iemplate*. Hr has anted cburagrous)y, because Cuba loves liberty, and Imploring­ but in so doing he has consolidated and intensified the frvr silver sentiment ly extends her hands, and like one,of old that hr expected to suppress. It is sayin? •Come over Into Macedonia and a potent and implacable force, nnd tbr help us:” As sons of our revolutionary suggestion that it ought to discredit fathers, if auder the usages of the law of and humiliate itself by a betrayal of nations, we shall not be permitted to go to thr cause for which it stand* v. ill only her rescue, let us at least wish her God serve, to rentier it more aggressive and .vindictive; instead uf tending to make speed in her heroic effort for liberty. it amiable. . i Mr. Cleveland knows, of |roursr. thqt Republican State Convention. over two-thirds of thr democrats in Detroit. Michigan. Feb. 21. )W to the Republican Electors of _ the. State of the piptent congress have;: ioted for Michigan: free silver, notw^thstunditlg *11 that The State Convention ot the Republicans of lie lias said and done in rix* opjxisitie Michigan are hereby called to nteet at lhe direction. These men do not speak for Auditorium. Detroit on Thutadsy Mpy 7th. taw. themselves merely, but for large con­ at 12 o’clock noon for the purpose of nominating stituencies that are very much in earnfourteen (14) electors of President and Vice President of the United States, aad electing <est about the matter. Hr has. surely four delegates-at-large and four alternate not failed to olmewr that, in every dem­ deiegates at-large to tbe republican national ocratic state his |>arty is divided upon convention to be held at St. lx>uls. "Mo.. June this- question in an uncompromising ictb. 1896. AlsoJBr the purpose of aelacttng a and aerimunious way. Tiie two fac­ chairman of the state central committee and tions are more bitter towar^ each other two members thereof from each congressional than they are towards the republican district and the transaction of such other busi­ party. It is all very well jo say that ness a* may properly dome forward.' Under tbe call of tbe national republican com­ they ought to get together, but by wbot mittee, each congressional district is entitled miraculous process is such u result to to two delegates and two alternate delegatee 10 tbe national conventidu which delegates shall be effected? The contest grows fiercer be chosen at district conventions, held with not every day, and to talk of harmony on less than twenty (2D) dors public notlee. and the basis of a surrender by either aide not less than thirty (.TO; days before tbe meet­ ing of the national convention. ia foolish. That is what Mr; Cleveland The delegates from the several counties in each congressional district are requested to has done for the democratic party by meet In district caucus at 10:30 o’clock a. m. thrusting the currency issue upon it, on tbe day of tbe stale convention, aad aeh et candidates as follows, to be presented to the and trying to bulldooe it into on ac­ state convention for confirmation: Two mem­ ceptance of his view*. The free *11bers of the state central committee, one vice­ v erite* have burned their bridge* be­ president. one ass is tan l secretary, one member each of the committee on "Credentials”, ••per­ hind them, and it is uselem’to think manent organization and order of tnmlneas” of reconciling them to a nound money and "resolutions” and to transact such other platform or candidate. They are well business as they may deem necessary. Under the resolution of 18W, no delegate wHl be entitled to a seat In the convention who organized, and firmly resolved to fight does not reside In tbe county lie prepare* to the thing out. There is not the reznotrepresent. in accordance with the resolution of lax. cst probability that, they will consent, every county will be entitled to one delegate tor after all the abuse they have endured, each five hundred of tbe total vote cost for to fling away their conviction* and Senior at tbe last state election (November I) and one additional delegate for every make an abject capitulation. Mr. Cleve­ fraction amounting to three hundred, but each land may cry peace at the top of his organized county will be entitled to at least two voice, but it will not. come. The time (2)ddegatos. In compliance with the resolutions adoptad In lias gone by for that sort, of thing, and' Detroit June 23, IMO. tbe secretary of e«cb county convention is urged to forward ta tbe he might as well keep still tibout it.— secretary of the state centre! committee, St. Louis Globe-Democrat. _ t Detroit, by tbe earliest mall after tbe delegates SOME”TARIFF TRUTHS. to the state convention be eboren. a certified list of such delegates as are entitled to scats In tbe state conveaUon from tlielr respective counties. • This committee requests that tbe several counties select tbelr county commlUeea far the The human mind does not- always ensuing two years at the county conventions which elect delegates to the state convention see around rewn with read inw. hereby called, aud that the organization and Hence a question which i* part of the membership of such county comrnitterexogelbcr with poetofilce addresses, be at once forwarded national life on *11 its sides, and on to the secretary of tbe state central committee every side a vital port, does not get at Detroit, tn order that t.vly and systematic fully seen at one glance, nor by some work may be begun and carried on thiough the mind* ever. A shrewd writer ix-gs to campaign. Jamks McMillax. Chairman RepYbllcau State Central Com­ have it explained how tbe democratic mittee. imrty can be ho*tile to protection while Denhib E. ALWABDu Secretary. the only tariff it ha* enacted for nearly (Barry county will be entitled to twelve (13) 40 year* I* denounced by most demo­ crate, and admitted by opponents, to be list ot Vice Freahicnt® packed with protective duties, and want* to know if the democracy has not Township Name in fact been whipped ojitof ita hostili­ Assyria L. A. Hyde Halumore Nathan’l Edmunds Dowling Barry 0. 4. Pope H'l'ck*iyC’rn£ ty to protection, so that the only issue Castleton No 1 NMhvtUe has come to be one of details and ex­ .. - 2 Hostings pediency, and not of principle. Ap­ Hastings — ..______ parently there are many observers and •' City 1 vr C. a. WMtoomb ” - 2 W David Bowtar writers who*e minds are mixed up in the same fashion—but not the minds of JurtRe R.Karnum Hope C. V. RoMavon Irving Ko 1 J. B. Wooum Frreport Tbe democratic party I, not an IndlIrving No ------- _. —2 I. M. CuimlBtbaiu .loujistown Freak Day yidual. with one mind to decide on Maple Grove U. K l alroer Maple Grove ----------Hert)ert DoaitH© It is a body composed ot Orangeville rndrtevllle erery point Prairieville BtabteBD Temple IVnirtevltte millions, whose shade, ot opinion and lluttaiid ----------Freak Smith ■ prejudice and purpose are also millions. Th’rn’pT No 1 Roswell Finney Woodland H. M. Holly Woodland Rot the overwhelming purpose re­ Yu’k'e»pr n’a a. F. bylves’.er Irving corded in the plattorm ot the last na­ tional convention was to get rid ot pro tectire duties as far and ss as po«The Club met In n-gnlar snulou Towda, erenlnr and listened lo an excellent sible, and this on die hlfheat ground program. P. T. Col<rore cave a mrlew of prtaeiple-namely, pretended const Iof "Tbe Ollier Wise Man": J. C. Harrell tatloaal obli<ation and a theory of MMtfirws atm koS-.— ___ ___ , gave «m currant eeenta. and a debate. WoboOy ror bort^tly teabivni—That an liileriiallnnal trib­ unal be eatabilabed to which all uallou ''•wtAedeliber.utatreUoi.oftbefrTwt ■haU ba compelled lv aubmlt tlielr differ no evidence that the purpose of the gryat nnijority hat changed in the least, though a minority large enough to*beat the party in every northern Mate refures to break down ita indimtrira. . The tariff thtt* framed ia in some feature* nothing but an infamouN bill of wile to vuriou* taterenta without re­ gard to there or other InduBtrie*. niff! thin shameful favoritism was proof not of protective intentions, but of dis­ honesty. In other features the tariff is distinctly nnd’effectively protective, because votes from certain manufac­ turing states could not otherwise be secured. In many others it is inten­ tionally made to represent a weakened levee, some feet too low to keep out a flood, and Sherefore sure to lx- swept a way when the flood come*. In many other detail* it is nakedly designed to invite 'and encourage* foreign importa­ tions and to deprive home industies of protection. Thr two latter classes of changes express the intention badlx avowed by the party in Jte-platform. The other duties express itsdisiionesty. ar its fright at the crushing defeats ad­ ministered Ly tbe people. But the fact remains unaltered, that tbr democratic party intends -to go ns far ns it can and dare in thr overthrow of protective duties, which thr republican party in tend* to perfect and maintain.—N. Y. Tribune. A VICIOUS POLICY. ndmey. •The old comMne between nopultatji and democrats han at last r< u« bed the highest level in politics It la now in force be­ tween the president and the jBOpullstmeml>ers of lh<» United'Stat*-* senate, united for the moment in gn unprecedented achrm* to prevent the federal government from raising re.cnuc ^efficient to meet Its expenaev. ‘The populists are ugalnxt the prtir»osed change In the tnriw because it won t give them free Mlver. Mr. Cleveland Is apalnat It for the reason that he la determined to preserve the tariff laws passed In tbe democratic name, cost what It may. The country h«« already Increased its debt by CC.OOO.OCiO'lo preserve this monument of financial Insanity. Why shouldn't It pay more. If nm essary? "Front the Income tax the Clevelandpopulist combine has skipped the policy of abolishing revenue and letting the gov­ ernment live by borrowing. Fortunately the principles of the democracy are im­ mortal, however vulnerable the national credit.”—N. Y. Bun (Dem.). It is gnitifying to sec that there ia one democrutre paper which has the intelligence and courage to lift it* voice against the suicidal policy of that party in congrre:, and the. white house—a policy which is injurious to the country and disastrouH to the party which ad­ here* to it. That thr government needs more revenue is apparent from every treas­ ury statement. Tbe house paaNed a bill which would have furniahed rev­ enue enough to put the government on its legs. But in ibe senate populists, free silver democrats and honest money democrats united to defoal iu For once the two wings of tbe democracy *ere able to flop together. Thr two faction* struck hands with one another nnd with thr pops for the purpose of de­ feating a measure which would have made the tariff a little more protective than it is. . They prefer a deficiency and the pres­ ent law lo no deficiency and n slight ad­ vance in duties und protection. They would rather continue to borrow than lore the rmalleat fraction of the ad­ vance made in the direction of free trade. They would rather issue bonds tp all eternity, and, strange lo say, the Sun is the only paper which cen­ sures ita party leaders for their vicroua policy. It tells the truth, but neither senators nor president vrlll bred It.—■ Chicago Tribnne. OPINIONS OF THE 112 Reasons whu it’s Best 10 Bun a Gresceni i. Crescents are leaders. 2. Crescents are guaranteed. 3. Crescents are strong and durable. 4. Crescents are pet feet in every detail. 5. Crescents arc light and easy running. 6. Crescent riders are proud of their wheels. 7. Crescent buyers get their money’s worth. 8. Crescents are built bv skilled workmen. 9. Cres­ cents are made by a responsible concern.10. Cres­ cents are high grade and up-to-date, il. Crescents are handsome in design and finish, 12. Crescent prices are right and suit the public. '•j * r * ' ■ WE INVITE you to examine every detail of tbr Cmbocxxt and compare them wUb other wheels. the result will be anoiher < r«mckmt rider. A full line of Ckxscejtts in unr show room*. * Goodyear Bros Agents for Crescents. | Hardware, | Ladies | Ladies "B J Ladies £ Ladies 'ag^-ara Call at our store and get one of those Handy Knife Sharpeners. Wnile there, examine our stock of Fine Shoes All Style, and Widths. Every pair warranted. We guarantee that the goods are right and you will acknowledge that the prices are the same. ■ C. H. Osborn & C? BANKRUPT STORE. PRESS. K^lt ia understood that the democnatic presidential nomination 1* active­ ly engaged at present in providing itself with a large and tenacious grappling iron.—Chicago Tribune. O'The Cleveland administration ap­ parently baa two definite end* in view— to borrow money enough to keep the gevemmenl running, and to kill plenty of ducks. - Kansas City Journal. CJ'It is a rather dull day that does not net * republican candidate for the presi­ dency trotted out in some part of the country. Ha* anyone heard of demo­ crats tumbling over one another in their eagerness to head their party’s ticket this year?- St. Louis Globe-Dem­ ocrat. . i.I^T!ie .pCOple of tbe have ex­ hibited their dislike for the issuing of bonds to foreigners by a generous and J-trroGe M.Z. roll for .bead ARATA UMe rnitf �Hasting - Banner? wblch I will cion oat at once. Will payment*. Tbunday, Mar. >»,. 1896. w. R. COOK. Local Kditor. OCT'NOT Come in and look me over. I have my . » HUE or W PiTEH open for inspection and sale and, as usual, I have a fine large line, well assorted with all the late patterns and designs. YOU WILL HAKE A MISTAKE if you don’t see my goods—quality the high­ est-prices the lowest—as­ sortment the largest. I have a large stock of WINDOW SHADES —all styles and prices. A.full and com­ plete line of paints, oils and varnishes.* Everything you will need in house cleaning time. FREDL. HEATH • CIRCULATION - 86 quires. " Hereafter. changes for adTertlsenenta must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure insertion In the Issue ot the week when brought. (Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Osborn have/moved into a bouse In the second ward, y several Italian peddlers have been, dis­ posing of their ware* here this week. Mis* Etfa Simpson assisted by her class instrumental music will give a recital here sliortly after Easter. C The whip factory will be sold on a chat­ tel mortgage Wednesday, March 18, to satisfy tiie claims against it.^/ The last of the Club Lecture Course, entertainment* will be given at tbe usual place, April 15th, further notice liter. For exchange if taken at once a cemetery board, Friday night, A. D. Mc­ Elwain was re-etec ted sexto© for another year.J Important action was taken re­ Tbe Jeweler. garding the improvements to be made the coming season, it was decided to lay out another cemetery ground,, which will be opposite Riverside, wete of the -sexton's lionse. The barn an tbe ground wP.l be Some ope broke into Emerson Edger's house weal ot Hastings Tuesday nlghL and stole a watch and other jewelry. They spring, east of where it now stands. It is the purpose of the board to make this new addition one of the finest cemeteries in the were traced to Hastings, the parties locat­ ed and tbe stolen property given back to their rightful owners. No arrest* yet. state. As soon as the weather permits tbe grading will commence, and It will be platted, seeded, and ser with trges and The mau who was hiding In Henry Johnson’s bam at Yankee Springe last ornamental shrubbery. | Tbe dtg water will be put In. and *11 lots will be graded before sold. This action of the directors week, evidently understand ••there was something in the win fl” and w^eu lleputyaherlfLBurgess got out (here he had flown, taking tiie road to Middleville when last seen. James Springer and Elam Springer, hia large tin.’ stock of millinery goods for realestate. f A. R. McOmrkil George Coplin, of Nashville, who is insane was brought to the county jail last night, and will be taken to Kalamazoo to day. Wanted—To exchange a good top buggy and single harness for a bicycle or iresh cow. Enquire at Z. B. Hoyt’s, Green SL George Landis has rented part of the store occupied by F. G. Beamer in the Newton block, and has moved bis drug •duck Into the same. sou, of Yankee Springs, are iu Jail on a The case of the young Lansing fellow charge ot assault and battety preferred by George Ford and wife. Young Springer worked tbe Ford farm, and in dividing lhe who died recently a victim lo the cigarette habit, is but one or tbe mauy sad cases which the papers are recording nearly crops he and his father and Mr. aud Mrs. •Ford got into an altercation with the every day. A little more than two years ago, tbe young man, George civID, by above result. Examination tc-morrow. On Tuesday evening March 17th, Dr. Wm. M. Edwards, Supt. of the Kalamazoo Insane asylum will read a paper upon the subject, “Nervous Diseases of Women” under the auspices of the Womens Club in the Presbyterian church, begirining at Gentlemen as well as ladies Invited to be present. A will be provided in addition Admission free. A new Rambler vacer bicycle, only used ten days, fur sale at a big bargain. Write Chas. Hoover. Nashville. The only reason tor selling is that 1 am handling another make of wheel. The Joshua Simpkins troupe played to a good house Saturday evening, and gave a very creditable performance, lhe work of the orchestra being especially commend­ gratifying success. Every- seat was tilled and.it was an appreciative audience that listened to thr excellent program. A string quartette conslstiogof Miss Rider, and Messrs Warner. Barber end S:*ward assisted in the program. It was giveu'.ior tiie benefit of lhe W. IL ci and all parties concerned will reap a neat sum as a result. Mrs. Benjamin. Pre*.of Mich. W. C. T. U., whoso parliamentary drills are so pop­ ular will give a school of histructiou in Hastings ou tbe evenings.of March 26. 37 mid 28. She has had classes hi Washing­ ton, Chicago and Detroit and other large cities. All wishing to know tbe secret of doing business in a business like manner, will, we are sure, be glad to avail them­ selves ot this fine opportunity of learning the principles of Parliamentary usage. Tickets for the course 50 cent*, single tickets 30 cents. For sale at F. L. Heath's. Few of our people are aware that we have a nature^genius in unr midst. Mr. CyrH Aliening who resides a few miles north of tbe city ha* developed a remark­ able aptitude for hand carving. Woolley & Bronson have on exhibition in tieir A number of onr Knights of Pythias were at Hastings Wednesday evening, at­ tending a grand round-up of the Prince* of tbe Orient, and assisting lb conferring the boon upon about twenty-live weary pil­ grims from Hastings. Kalamazoo, Nash­ ville. Middleville. Freeport. Caledonia^nd able. other places. The soothing process con­ tinued nearly all night, aud everybody says It was one of the best things that Justice Bishop issued a warrant Satur­ day on complaint of Mrs. Bessie Rankins, ever occurred in this part of lhe state. We are glad to learn that aur genial friend uf Baltiimue, against Eli Rose, on a charge of assault aud battery. Up to date Rose ••Dick” Messer, was honored In being elected representative to the grand lodge, has not been found. to convene at Grand Rapids. “Dick” ex­ tended kindly sympathy to us when we were a toiling and weary pilgrim, aud did everything in his power to make It pleas­ ant and easy for us, and we congratulate Perry Burman, of Woodland, received .10 days In jail before Justice Riker. Fri­ day for stealing a harness, and mu«i pay lhe fine and costs amounting to $22.25 or him heartily upon his exaltation.—N*a»h- serve 60 additional day*. Henry Strong, living one-half mile south of Morgan has advertised for a big auction of horses, cattle, farm Implements, aud numerous other thing*, at his farm on Wednesday, March IBth. Notice to Water Taker*—no water can be drawn from the dty water mains be­ tween the hours of 9 and 11 o’clock Sun­ day morning, owing lo repair* being made By order of Com. Tbe bicycle season is cloee at hand, 1 have bicycle* to sell and sell them cheap. Examine them before buying elsewhere. John Bkssmeh, Tbe Jeweler. Tbe enterprising Ka’amax x> New* will celebrate its’ second anniversary by issuing an illustrated slxteeo-page souvenir edi­ vUU Ncu'^. It vUI.be remembered that two or three years' ago some enterprising individual disposed of a large quantity of salt water under the taking name of coalspar. At this time of the year, when lhe coal be­ gins to develop such extraordinary possi­ bilities in lhe way of rapid consumption, housekeepers are on lhe lookout for some­ thing that will at least prevent waste. If it cannot by other means make a ton “go further.” There are several preparations for this purpose sold under fanciful names beside? eoaispar, but the basis of most of them Is ordinary salt. If the latter is sprinkled liberally over tbe coal, either iu tbe bin or a* it is put In the fnmaee; it wiB make it burn evenly to a dean ash, and will also prevent clinkers. Of course there is some chemical explanation tion on tbe evening ef March 14 and tbe for thia, but tbe ordinary housewife does morning of March 15. Order it early. not care much about the reason*. She is Tbe News has a new serial, “A Bui Ines* fa Groat Water*. name, was a Que epeclmen of manhood, being an athlete of considerable promi­ nence. Two year* ago be began smoking cigarettes, and in a year was consuming between four and five boxes a day. He had attacks of dlzzlues* but gave no heed to the warning, and a short time ago be took ro his bed from which he never arose. During his Illness he suffered Intense MODERN DRUG STORE. Caroline Robert* Wedueaday.^) Hillsdale, Mich. Feb 37, ISM. To Lhe Chairman and Board of Super­ visors. STOCKINGS, FEATHERS, Gentlemen:—I have been instructed, by GOWNS AND CLOAKS a resolution adopted by the Board of Sup­ trip through Ohio, and other points. ervisors of this county, to ask the members of your Board to prepare and circulate at ored a black L. £. Knappen and Mrs. Hale, of Grand the annual township meeting petitions that will not Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. .Riker and named like the following, unless some Mrs. J. M. Nevins attended the funeral better form suggests Itself tn you. asking if you use­ tbe next legislature to repeal all laws re­ of C. W. Jones at Richland Saturday. lating to gathering, compiling and pub­ Chas. Hoyfc of Irving, has accepted a lishing Farm Statistics. lucrative position with tbe Chemical Paint It Is suggested that after the petition* A OH Co., of Cleveland, Ohio, and will are circulated they be handed to your County Clerk to be given by him to tbe move there with his family this week. next member of the legislature elected In leathers. Thecatar W. R. Cook returned from the U. P. A. your County. Respectfully, Geo. D. Harding, County Clerk. excursion Wednesday morning. Mr. and To' tiie hororable Legislature of the Mrs. E. A. Burton and Mrs. Bailey will state of Michigan. We, the undersigned remain in Chicago until the last of tbe citizens of Barry county, respectfully ask week. your honorable body lo repeal all laws re­ Stay Bhck lating lo tbe gathering, compiling and pub­ These qualitin, with their Rev. A. D. Grigsby was In Brou&rd lishing of Farm Statistics. Tuesday night and gave his lecture “Hu­ We believe these statistics are in no way rows like uew, man Faces aud How :o Read Them’* tn beneficial to the farmers of the slate of them to all. the Pine Lake Epworth League lecture Michigan and that lhe money expended In compiling and publishing them Is wasted. course. 1 sell all kinds of DYE and And your jietitloners will ever pray. XL Miss Edna Garrison, who has been an DYE STUFFS. employe in .lhe whip factory for several Trttcher* Examination: ‘ Tbe next regular public examination Exclusive agency Iftr years past, left Monday morning for Beld­ _ where she has secured employment in will be held iu Hastings March 26 and 27, ing WM. RADAM ’ S in tiie high school room. the Belding silk mills^ MICROBE KILLEK. Flora J. Beadle, Cotnr. ProL J. W. Roberts, superintendent of James Crawley baa resigned his position with C. H. Osborn A Co., and a* soon as the weather permit* a ill make a bicycle Diamond FAST BLACK W. H. Goodyear, the Hastings schools from the fall of ’87 Expert Druggist. to the summer of ’90 spent Saturday and Sunday in the city, calling on former friends and acquaintances. Prof. Roberts resigned lhe superlntendcncy of the Ta. coma schools lo accept a lucrative position with a large school book publishing com­ pany, at Chicago, where be now reside?. OU WILL CATCH A COLD agony, moat of bls tongue peeling off. and the Inner lining of bl* stomach being al­ most wholly destroyed. Just when meas­ ures will be taken to prohibit or at least to* decrease the sales of this vile weed Is torney, was a likely candidate for Prose­ bard to * tel!, but it demands important cuting Attorney of the county. It Is true consideration. We believe It is the great­ that he has been requested by a large est evil which bow threatens the youth of number of bis many friend* and the lead­ our land, and sooner or later an organized ing republicans of the county to become a crusade must be made against II It li candidate, but we understand, on good getting so now that a business man hesi­ authority, that he is not seeking the of­ tates to take Into his employ a young man fice, and has no desire whatever to remove who smokes cigarettes, the same as he from Middleville.—Mul/UevUlc Nun. would an habitual drunkard, nr one ad The entertainment given at G. A. R, dieted lo the morphine or opium habit, hall Saturday night by Misses Rider. and mauy refuse absolutely to do It. Simpson, MeElwalu and Beadle was a A reecht analysis by a leading demist The officers of Barry County Law aud Order league will meet to-morrow after­ noon to take active measures to secure window a sample of his Work. It consists local option in Barry eounty^/ of three figures. An elk standing as though just startled: an alligator just The republicans swept everything in creeping out of the water, this is so real sight at the village election in Nashville that tbe waves are noticable. Tbe third Monday. Only one ticket in the field, the figure is that of a boy jute fallen asleep, democrats making no opposltiou. bow and arrow by his side and his bat 1‘he case against Elmer McMillian was pulled over his face to keep out the sun. settled by his mother paying Mr. Whit­ And what Is more remarkable is that Mr. right the amount of money stolen from him A Herding did this work mostly with a fourteen dollars, and all the costs of tbe pocket knife. It Is well worth going nut oase. of your way to see. at that time. meets with general approbation. More ground was needed, lhe last lot in River­ side has been sold and owidg to its situa­ tion this last acquisition can be made much more ornamental than lhe we»t ad­ dition platted a-few years ago. . It has been considered by many that Mr. Hartley E. Hendrick, our popular at­ LOCAL NEWS. Tnis week, very cbtwp. Call for caah or on wawy Jons Bewaxu, Phillips A Erb are displaying a very handsome set of decorated dtebe* which they keep In open stocks so yen can pur­ chase any number of piece* from one to one hundred and two. lhe number com­ moved soon, and if tbe finance* permit the posing tbe set. just as yod may desire. sexton’s house will also4>e moved in the eight o'clock. are cordially brief program to the paper. I he genuine Win. Radams Microbe Killer. sell Dr. Winegarden, of Grand Rapids, will speak at Reed’s hall. Sunday afternoon, March 15, at 1:30. The Presbyterian Y. F. 8>C. E. assist­ ed by the church and congregation will serve a society supper from five to seven o’clock March 18th st G. A. IL Hall. Women and children 10 cents and men fif­ teen cents'. All are cordially invited to attend. Usual services at Presbyterian church next Sunday Jnoming and evening. Y. P. S. C. E. will be lead by Miss Knight. Next Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal church the pastor will preach in the morn­ ing on “Elijah’s Successor." In the eve­ ning Mr. M. 1.. Cook will deliver ah ad­ developed the fact that there are five In­ dress on the laymans' lecture coureegredients in every cigarette, each one of Subjecl “The Christian’s inventory.” which is calculated to destroy human life, Sunday School at noon. Epworth League Subject, “Tem­ while In the cigar or pipe there is bat one to lie led by the pastor. perance. poison—nicotine. First, there is the oil of The ladies uf the W. R. C. will give a the tobacco: next, the Ml of tbe imported warm sugar social In Post hall Saturday paper, which is nearly as destructive: eve. Mar. 14. from 5 lo 7. “ 'body third, the arsenic Introduced to make lhe cordially invited. paper bum white aud add a peculiar flavor, fourth, the saltpeter put Ln the tobacco to Wouieim Club. prevent It from moulding*- and finally tbe At the meeting of the Womens Club opium that is sprayed on the tobacco to Friday afternoon Mrs. Cora Busby read a give it tbe Insidious influence it possesses paper on James Flrat and Charles First. over the brain. Is It at all to be ^render­ Mrs. E. M. Hoyt trove the political econ­ omy lesson on “Monopolists/' Following ed at that the animal life of a young man came the paper by Mi*? Beadle ou “The killed when such things as these are Relation of Womens' Clubs to the Public Schools.” This important yubject was taken into consideration. ably handled by tbe writer, and furnished a fruitful Geld for the discussion which PERSONAL MENTION. followed^ Several ladies had visited our city schools for the special purpose of report­ J. R. Mason was in Kalamazoo Friday. ing the result of their observations at the meeting of lhe club, and they proved very John Licbty went to Battle Creek Tues­ interesting. Special stress was laid upon day. tbe beating and ventilation in tbe central The seats came in for their Mr*. Chas. Wetesert was in Woodland building. share of criticism, and it was thought Thursday. there was a lack of books of reference in W. T. Brown, of Chicago, was In tbe the lower grades. Tbe program closed with an extremely interesting review of city Ibis week. the current events of the past month by Mre. Z. B. Hoyt visited fir ends at Mid­ Mrs. Annie Powers. Tbe annual meeting for the. election and reports of officers and dleville Monday. other Important business, occurs to­ Wolter W. Wilkins, ot Chicago, was in morrow. tbe city this week THE LATEST IF YOU DON’T KEEP YOUR FEET DRY. BET­ TER GET A NEW PAIR accessory to the s ylish-gowncd. OF SHOES—GOOD WET woman's toilet is the WEATHER SHOES, OR A PAIR OF RUBBERS— THAN PAY A BIG DOC­ TOR BILL. PRICES ARE RIGHT AT Fashion decrees theyjshall be worn, and this particular make is just what you Want. They are proving: THE -RED FRONT ready sellers. If you desire your SHOE STORE skirt to hang and set well, use a Ventilated Skirt Pad. For sale by VENTILATED SKIRT PAD. JULW Ry JJELL, WOOLEY & BRONSON. WWVWVWHVM %%«*%*%* wmwt Your Daily Bread Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a - cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. /I. E. HENKES, FROF’K M. H. STEBBINS. Funeral Director. Rooms next to Christmas’ Photograph Stud io. Rr«ldrncr 309 Court street. All calls nromutlv traded day ur night. W Book. S. S. Scranton A Co. Publishers, Hart­ ford, Conn., want 1600 agents to canvasw for a bran new book that will be especially popular during this Presidential year and will certainly sell in every community. It is a handsome volume finely llhntrated and moderate In price. No experience needed to sell tt. A grand chance for men and women to earn money easily right at home. Write to. them at once for particular*. Miss Mery Clerk returned from Cressey, Saturday morning. W. J. Stuart, of Grand Rapids, was in the city last week. GOLF CAPS. Miss Grace Mester returned from tbe NEW SHAPES west Monday afternoon. YATCH CAPS, Mrs. J. T. Lombard and mother went to Augusta Tuesday morning. 11 Sam’l T. Carson, of Galesburg, was in the city this week on business. Robert Adams, of Kalamazoo, spent . Mrs. A. J. Bowne and daughter Beatrice an- guests of Mrs. N. E. Gardner. J. X Eckardt and son, of WooJbury. wweamwemaaeeaeeeswawaeaawaeawwwawaew . A • bee our BICYCLE were In the City Tuesday on business. Mr*. B. McKelvy, of Lake Odessa, vis­ ited her sister Mrs. E. Y. Bogie this week. Mrs. L. W. Felglmer and daughter Veda. of Nashville, were in tbe city Fri­ <> 4» SUITS tucky. Mrj». W. B. Schantz returned from Way tend Friday, accompanied by her mother. . Miss Flora Beadle is In Chicago for a weeks visit with her sister Mrs. A. C. Bro*ni.‘ jj ( Maynard Butler, cf Grand Rapids, spent Sunday with bls aiint Mrs. Chester Mester. . Miss Mary Upjohn has returned from A keley for a few week* owing to trouble with ter eyes. Miss Minnie B. Matthews, of Grand Rapids, Is spending the week with Mis* Maude Trego. Mrs- Myra Allison, of Indianapolis, and Mr*. Will Stimson, of Abb Arbor, are visiting their parent* A. Black and wife Dr. and Mrs. Walter Lampman and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Botnm spent Monday in Nashville with Mr. and Mr*. 0. M. St. Patrick’s Day, AXI),.h PANTS. MARCH 17. day. Mr. and Mrs. Botum returned Friday fromian extended visit In Ohio and Ken­ BICYCLE CAPS. Stiff HATS Saturday and Sunday In tbe city. Mrs. J. B. Marshall, of Nashville, was a guest at Daniel Strikers over Sunday. in FEDORAS SPRING SUITS just Every caller at our store WILL BE ....RECEIVED. Presented with a Shamrock �Hastings Banner Thursday, Mar. r$, >896. COOK ■RO* . Ff©firteforo- RIOTS IN SPAIN. FROM WASHINGTON. ftammary of ths Daily Proceedings Marttai Law Prodaimad In tha City of Valenciain CongressVader THE FIRST GUN. C«n»lder- Uan Priaeee* Ealolla Make. BUI* WffiBfltnn Booth Inaufirur«t«® New Movement New York, March 9.-Mr. and Mrs. Ttadlington Booth addressed an immense •adience at Cooper Union Sunday night. 1$ was one of the largest gatherings ever beJd in the historic building. A few minutes after the doors were opened there was not an unoccupied eeMtln the ball and it is estimated that 5,opo men. women and children were turned away. At precisely eight o’clock Mr. and Mrs. Booth appeared on the stage, and the immense audience fairly writ wild with enthusiasm. Hats, handkenchiefs, HALMAGTOX BOOTH. and those present cheered and shouted for fully 15 minutes without erasing. During this time Mr. .Booth stood with bowed head, while Mrs. Booth knelt in prayer. Some one shouted: "Three cherts for our American commander!" The cheers were given. ami for nnotlu r intertill of ten minutes the crowd wynt fairly wild with enthusiasm. Cheer after cheer was given forMreaud Mrs. Booth. After leading Jn prayer Mr. Booth addressed the tnidiencea* follow.-: “M-s. Booth and myself have not com’’ t»« this gathering for the purpose of al­ luding to the recent Kid events in our experience. It Is true that after deliberate thought, we have decided to inaugurate a new movement, Could it have been •voided. It wjukl not have been thought of Mrs. Bovih and I received assurances from thejx-ople of The United States, lighting on behalf of Jesus Christ.’ that we had done n work for which they were grateful nnd, would not quietly submit that we should retire to private life and relinquish a field which Is the largest of any on the globe, where there is not only work fbrione Sal­ vation Army but for a hundred. We hove re.solv.-d to tin- beat of our ability to do something to bring oVer the middle or' artisan classes toJGod. W< do not Intend to enter into any buttle or strife with the Salvation Army. We want no fight, neither ritual nor verbal. We want to have a mlsslo:. to reach lhe masses. We have resolved that the consecration we shall make shall b* lasting.” Mrs. Booth spoke briefly nnd was cheered enthusiastically. .She macle no reference to the troubles in the ranks of the armJ*. COREA'S CRUEL KING. Madrid, klsrcb Tbe sctlon of ths Riob' elemeut in Vslsneia. totwn* •« thnsteulng Sundsy that martial law wa, proclaimed in that city. A cli.au numbering lully 10.000 persona metoutaide tbe bull ring and attempted to enter that place for tbe purpose of bold­ OSrlii. Oo i« Maes. ing a meeting to express anti- American As the result of the trial in the Nes­ aentltaehta. The authorities has leaned tor township fraudulent order case. an order forbidding the holding of such In which Alexander Robinson, N. T. meetings, but no attention waa paid to McDonald and Rufus C. Huntley, ex­ IL Tbe gendarme, ut tbe bull ring rfe- officers of the township, were charger! fused to allow the mob to enter and with conspiracy in issuing bogus orders were told that they were traitors to to the amount of $50,000, a verdict of Spain. Then seretul persons In the j guilty was rendered. Huntley and Rob­ crowd ertrd: "I-ong live tbe republic." । inson were sentenced to Ionia for two whereupon the gendarmes charged lhe years and McDonald gets 15 months at mob. the same place. Nearly every business Gendarme Killed■ i bouse in Roscommon County was caught articles heretofore sent free by ®l»e gov­ j The crowd luisweretl with severalireby the work of ’hew* three men. ernment departments. A Nil wax inone O1 of inc the gcnuariM* gendarmes wuuiiiu ................... ।............. volvcr shots, onr o be- ( U-oduqM granting a pen«Iouot»30 per'. Hrrtolll,|v >1Oua<leil In the cheat. I wontt? wvi.itifli to trt tbe f hi* daughter ilmipht**!' of M«S. MllS. Gvir. Gt’ll’. ' «. . . . .1 -I ’ I... .Jmiiiinn Kn»l ‘ He han since died. The situation had , IJdwnrd Jordan, of Mottsvillr, 1’jiil Kearney. iissumed such u menacing aspect that sentenced u» wrvr a term of four years Washington, March 5.-4In the1,senate erders were given to the gendarmed to m: hard labor in thr Jackson peniten­ yesterday Senator Shernlau reported fire irpon'the niub. A violiey was fired tiary. Jordatuon hiarelease, returned back the Cuban resolutions audlmoved from tllic carbine* by the gvndanacM to his home, where hr expected to l>r that the house amendment to the sen­ and the crowd iwiirricd for shelter. | It affectionately greeted by his wife, but ate rcdohitions la? non-e<»ticurred in and ■ is not known positively whether any­ hr found her pledged to another claim­ body «!ds shot or nut, but it is bellowed ant for her affections. "Hie srqUcl o$ poinie<l. The motion wa$ adapted. A that the volley was fired over rheheqclx bi I h was passed pensioning lhe jwidou of the rioters.’ !.atct the courage of tjlie thr meeting uns a proposition by Jor­ dan to draw lots a** to which onr should of the late United States Senator SjM*n- crowd ipeturjird ami with nugmentied This was done, but ccr ns byigmlier general atl$7J a month. nuiubcFs thr mob marched through tpir claim his wife. Washington. March 6,—ln thfkenate streets shunting "Long live Spaitf* Jordan lost, and faithfully kept the unique compact. . ’ yesterday the conference ^!portjon r tin-J to hK‘ Yankees.” Tiie police Washington, Ma roll 3.— uthoriz passed in tbe senate yes men to ing the addition of 1,000 ofobthe navy; to prevent tbeicarry scene literature and articles one for indecent and immoral use state or territory to another, venue' tabllsh a retired list for the ’■ (I«.l marine service. Senator All lining credentials for tbe term March 4, 1897, were presented. Washington, March 4,f-The senate to the gave most of the time y rate 1 and agricultural appropriation passed that meagre, carrying $3,262,­ 000, without material amendment. An­ other bill passed changes the limita­ tions of fourth-class mail matter so as to free the postal service frondi bulky Wnman Foully Murdered. Paterson, N. J., March 6.—Mabel 8ulMvan, 28 years of age, was murdered ta this place Wednesday night. She waa a music teacher and had spent the evening with a married sister, whose bouse she left unaccompanied about »:30 o’clock for her home. A little later she was found unconscious by the side of a fence, her. head battered and her clothing torn. She died soon aft­ erward. No arrests have been made. Wheat Is All Right. Chicago, March ".—Reports to the Tribune from points in Dlinois, Indiana, Ohio, Missouri and Kansas indi­ ctee the winter wheat ia in generally Wool -wmditlon, with a decreased acre­ age. Indiana is the only striking excep­ tion, where it is reported the wheat has ■urt wintered well. St. Joseph, Mo., Msreh The Farmtn' bank of Kittf City, 30 miles east ot y*,**!?’ "V “k,'n “ Ch,r*' bJ State Bank Examiner Jones. Tbe liabilities an shout 000,000. with assets of s little •rev half that amount. pleaded guilty here to blr­ ’ ’ that in the hut nine year, trine different wotne* trera Urine. I Cuban rvsulutions was presented and and gendarme* repeatedly opposed the : Mas made a special order for Monday crox\d. bin their efforts to restore order ' During the week ended February 29 next. A bill was introduced foia iiis- were not of thr slightest avail. ,criminating duty of ten per cant, ml ________________________ rious portions of lhe state indicated valorem, in addition to other duties : -£|R, goveriior of (he prorince thrn that typhoid fever aud erysipelas in­ <»n all uierehandise imjiortrd in jr>s< |< prfx.|ttiined martial law. and any furcreased and interlttent fever ami xrurnot belonging to citizens oif the United ther rjotjllg w||| be dealt with sternly Adjourned to next Monday. . |,y tbe militnry j>ower. The governor, States. Icnce. CouHirmption wns rv|M»rtc»l ut acting tinder inaperutive orders from 254 piners. typhoid fever at 27. diph­ THE HOUSE. 1 Madrid, had rom-'cntrated a strong theria ut 21. scarlet fever at 33. measles Bill* J11 trod need aud 1‘ctltkina and Reso­ , । force around the American lutions Presented; at consulate. IN, whooping rough ut 10 and small­ Washington. March 3.—The hou>e ( The crowd attempted to pass theae pox at Detroit. Saginaw. RigtHow nship. yesterday, after two hours’ spirited de- guards, but were unable to do ao. Imlay townshipand Ionin. bate, by a vote of 203 to 17.' agreed In Then they hurled insults nt the Amer(In lieu of the resolutions adopted Fri­ j lean government and the American Airxamlcr Rhinir*. of Nile*, has made The city is nhw quiet, the mob j day by the senate) the cuncurre|»t res- j• people. . , Best Quality! Largest Size! Lowest Price! PlU £-1 That's A Ij not having the courage to face the application in-an Indiana court for his ha ! troops, Not uiusy moothsugu 1, who are awaiting orders to ninth divorce. deal with rioters. • hr gnt hi* eighth divorce iu the Berrien I Offer* of Help. county court.#and was mhhi afterward 1 Patriotic demonstration* have oc- married t«» Mix* So Ila Bloomhageit. a ( curred throughout the country since Michigan country girl. Khitnrs. w lip is | the action of the United States congress now 75 years old. began Ids matrimonial , on thr Cuban question, nnd many carter Mnre«*h 24. 1876. when hr was gress believes |hr only permanent sulu ( wealthy Spaniard* are offering money married to a Deli oh young Indy after a lion of the contest is in the 'cstnu- to the government. Sr\era I tovv ns also week's courtship. Jishment r f a government by lhe people • have sent messages offering goods and । of Cuba, and that it Is the sense of* con­ I the lives of their citizens in defense of ' The Miyhlguu Jlf^h Court of Forrest­ gress that lhe government -• of the the country. Thr ship owners of Seville ! o o— United States should use its good office* have dffcrrd to place 30 steamers at the ers in session ut Lai.sing "tceted thr folun<l influtnee lo that end. • ■। disposal of the government. In the , biwing officer* for the ensuing year: • .’hier-ranger, l^e E. Joslyn. Bay C4ty . Washington. Mureh 4.4-The kou$e * basque province a subscription has bcm ! vice ranger. Yl McCallaglmn. Reed CHy; gnent the rhp entire entire session K«>tncinn yesterday vxctoiNlnv in ... 1 opened to present a _ _ »_ »a__ _______ __ spent warship to thr gov secretary, John Chambers, Pori Huron; dehfitintr Hit* nnirtirlmaikr lolri^iu. ' (.fumrnt debating the amendment to lhe legisla­ treasurer. O. A. Tainrett, Cairo: physic tive appropriation bill to abolish the <.». Ji. Moon. Howell; or<amxer, A. fee system in the cases of United State* aiVU 9.—Thr World ,ru, New York. ... March nub­ Weeks. Grand Rapids; counselor. J. dtatnet attorneys and marshals. The - |ishes -1___.Ulher-tl following .......... :___ .»! dispatch _____ .--s_ rfrom _____ * in■—. Starkweather. Romeo. elutions reported Iasi week by iti com niittce on foreign affairs declaring tha' in the opinion of congress, a si late of public war exist* in Cuba, the । lartivx to which arc entitled to belli rerent rights. and between which the United States should observe a strict neutralnet They fqr.lhir ftirlhir declare^halt declare-.! hail conity. Thej ^alaries fixed by lhe amendment, u hieh was adopted, range from $2,000 to $5.000. Washington. March v —.... 3.—The house MibPDt nent-lv th.. , pt nt neark the entire time yesterday fixing the salaries of United States district attorneys. The request of the sen­ ate for a conference ou the Cuban reso­ lutions was receh but not acted upon. The conference report on the army ap­ propriation bill was adopted. Washington. March 6.- The legislnve appropriation appropriation bill bill was was further further conrn.i. tive I fantn Eulalia, of Spate: I Thr Nuprriii<* voui£ (»f Michigan has •Sweet remembrance of the affectionate reception given me by the people of the decided ihnl thr coming spring election I , United Slates when 1 went to their vounis not general within thr meaning of i ”T representing my own at the festivities 1 m honor of Colurabus lives and ever will the constitution aiid that elections iu ; live in my heart. During those festivities fill lucaneicK in judicial offi<*es cunnot strong proofs ot mutual esteem were riven by both countries. I became convinced, be held at that time, but must la? de­ and still am persuaded, that never, never ferred until November. Should that traditional friendship be Mt reply Follow Caitom. broken, much less should peace be dis- j Farmers in Mexico use oxen one color turbed. Being apart from affairs of state I 1 can only pray God fervently that .cordial in the mm ning und of another color in relations between the iwu countries may tiie ifternoon. They have uo reason ;! never cease, rEvlama." ' for doing so beyond the fact that sidered iu the house yesterday and dur­ Universities Closed. ing the debate Mr. Hartman (Mont.) Washington, March 9.—Minister Du­ tbeir forefathers did it. and they corn attacked President Cleveland's utter­ puy de Lome received an official dis­ elude it must be the right «hing to du. ances in the Carnegie Music hall patch Saturday announcing that the | Eight of Them Uehvadril. San Francisco, March 0.—The steamwr Chinn hus arrived from Yokohama ■bringing news of another coup d'etat rm nn extensive scale nt Seoul. Corea. <ln February 10 a detachment of Bus­ man murines, numbering 127, arrived from Seoul for Jinseii. The Corean xnissiortarj- meeting in New York, in king aud the crown prince went into the which be spoke of "corrupt nnd un ui^e Itessian legation und formed a new states and undesirable territories," and government, dismissing all former cab­ denied the right of the president to inet officers. Premier Kim HongTsuh thus insult the citizens of any part of and jseven other cabinet ministers, the country, and said that the greatest know n as pro-Japanese statesmen, were need of the schoolmaster nnd mission­ beheaded and their corpses dragged ary was to.be found in the white house. around the streets. Washington, March 7.—In the bouse yesterday the legislative, executive and A Stay for Do41op. judicial appropriation bill wax passed, • Washington, March 9.—Justice Brown, of the sapreme court, at 11:30 as was also a bill making seven years' ©’clock Saturday night issued an order continued and unexplained absence in the>cas” of Joseph B. Lhiulop, of Chi­ sufficient proof of a soldier's death in cago. convicted of sending obscene cases of application for pensions. The newspapers through the United States post office appropriation bill was dis­ mails. Justice Brown's order makes cussed. Washington. March W.- In 'the house Judge Grposcup’s certification to At­ torney Forrest’s bill of exceptions oper­ ate as a supersedeas nnd Justice Brown commands Dunlop to appriir Iwfore him in 30 days to show cause why the supersedeas should be made perma­ nent. at Holland, which abowa -.hat there are some people in that town who ought to make an appointment with tbe loob killer, ifionte timengoaycun<nun ' cd under snsplcioa, circumstances, and It hss just .turnetl out tha* some of his oompanfons bad told him, jokingly!?), while be wns ill of malaria, that if ba took a small done of roufb on rats he would never be troubled similarly atatn. Of course he won’t be, but the alleged jokers have until a few days afo been afraid to tell tielr part In the matter. on Saturday the joint resolution• au­ thorizing the secretary of the trvnsuiy to distribute the world's fair meduls und diplomas was paused. The post office appropriation bill ($91.0Q0.nOt>) was diMcusaed, and a series of attempts were made to increase the compensa­ tion of fourth-class jiostinnsters, but they went before points of order. An Outlaw'* Fate. Bellefonte, Pa., March 7.—William Etlinger, an outlaw living at Wood­ ward, a small town near by, while re­ acting arrest killed two constables, and then, after attempting to murder his wife and children, who were barricaded with him. he committed suicide Friday morning iq full view of his captors, standing on tbe threshold of his blazing house. PardoD Refuted. Columbus, 0,. March 6.—W. J. Elliott, the editor of the Columbus Sunday Cap­ ital, who shot and killed his city editor, A. C. Okborn, in 1891. and is.now serving a life sentence for it, will have to re­ main in prison. The state board of par­ dons has rejected his application for a pardon. Dubuque, la., March 6.~Tbe patri­ arch of Iowa, Christian Coon rad. w ho lived in Delaware county, has passed away at tbe aft of Hfl years. He waa Mrldler of the war of 1S12. DWK »r • , »*»r. Dan,Tllle. N. V, March ft.—Mn. Vul- *»J». died Thurada/. government hnd closed lhe unlveraltiea ut Madrid.' Barcelona. Valencia and Granada, the Cadiz medical school and ' the College ut Surgeons nt Madrid in the effurt to prevent further outbreaks against lhe United States, all the dis­ turbances hitherto having been con­ fined to or led by young students. The government, he declares, is exerting its influence in all possible ways to prevent any insults to this country, and harsh measures are necessary because of tbe strong feeling engendered by the i speeches made in the United States sen- ’ ate. In regard to the reports ;;bout Spnn.iMh naval preparations, it is said that if. Itelligefency is to be recognized by the United States tiie additional duty will be forced upon Spain of maintaining a rigid und effective blockade of Cuba. The cabled reports in no instance con­ vey the impression that vowel* hart been-secured with any armament which would fit them for offensive use against the United States. They apjtear to be altogether merchant vcasHs. adapted only lor blockade uses and for transpor­ tation of troops. Found in a Barrel. Chicago, March 9.—The body of a ' roan chopped into pieces, together i with an infant with its akull crushed, 1 was found in au alley at the rear of 4829 Prairie avenue Sunday afternoon, stuffed iu a barrel. There is uo clew to the identity of the remains, and it the belief that a foul murder has been committed. What is ' NONE SUCH* MINCE MEAT ar. Wlibout the long nnd weary­ ing peeling, chopping, balling, seeding and mixing, a woman can quickly make minoe pie, trull pud- S ding, or friilt cake that will be the do- n light of her houaebold. Since None Buch la aold everywhere there is no more needofinakingyourown mlnre MEBRELUSOrUE OB. BREAKFAST- SUPPER. EPPS’S COCOA grateful—comforting. New York, March 7.—The appellate division of the supreme court gave a decision Friday affirming tbe order of lhe lower court which gave a decision in favor of Laidlaw against Uusaell Sage for $40,000 da mages and costs, amount­ ing to about $.1,000. ■OILING WATBR OR MILK. - OXW- ■ CASTORIA) Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic KUbstance. It is a harmless mabstitiito for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OH. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Dlarrhma and Wind Colle. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatuleney. Castoria assimilates th© food, regulates th© stomach and bowels, rlvlnr healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. CaBtoria. “ *’ crea. Mothers have Castoria. for ehil Lowril. 1U-. “Castoria Is so wed sdsflled tnchfldrw t'”t I recommend it assaptriqjr;aaiiy|«*c’>lll '“ * me.*' . IB A. A»CHEK. M. n. til ’so. Oxford St.. Brooklyn .• Y. “Oar pbysaciaM in lhe cUMren's dep-H Hla.k Hirer KuIIh. \VI,.. M.reh Louis Ihirwin died nt his home a«ar here, need 1<>7 years. Ill, „ift- Io whom he had been married fur M> years, died os XoWS.L.r k |M , W1_ • Boaton. W***Ripon, Wfau March fl.—A. Miller, vvee preaident of the First national 1mwk o< Ripon, died Thursday, aged 73 years. He leaves an estate of $1,112,000. YartCto �Hasting - Banner. LOCAL NEWS. Thursday, Mar. io, 1896 • CIKCULaTIONfeis week, 86 qnire. W. R. COOK. Local K4IU*. " State Maws Jaxon Soap hurts no fabric. Jaxon Prize beat. ■ Baking Powder leavens t. W. Jone*, an old resident of Rich­ The Editor’s Views Hereafter, changes for advertisements nust reach this office Tuesdays at latest to nsure Insertion In the Issue of the week * hen brought land, died last week. A Baptist church will be built at Laurel Saullac county this summer. Nothing cleans cleaner than Jaxon sdkp. Thonsnndehoc tested the great bulldingun poner of Hood s Sarsaparilla nnd have found reuewwj gtreugth.vtgor aud vitality in it* use. The calendar for the March term of court. In Ingham county contains 155 cases. Vermontville has only one ticket in the field for their village election. Interiorjof Observer Office. Broken Down With Nervous Exhuustion— Extreme Wakefulness—Food Had to be Choked Down. Such was the condition of C. De­ Vos. editor of Coopersville '.Mich.) Ob­ server. He expresses his experience as follows: “My life work has been very exacting and confining. As a re­ sult my health failed and I wasstricken with nervous exhaustion; I had no ap­ petite, loss of sleep seemed tb be wear­ ing my life out. While in th is-condi­ tion Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve Vitalizer was recommended., I commenced its use and it had a wonderful effect from the first dose. In a few nights I was able to secure all the sleep I needed, my ap­ petite returned and became as rave­ nous as a wolf’s; I gained impounds in a few weeks, my mind became clear and active, and I was soon restored to perfect health. ’’ For Sale bif IF. H. (loadyear. N. B. Hayes, of North county, will plant 130 acres tu beans this spring. - Hon. Edwin F..Uhl shook hands with nearly 4000 people at lhe public reception tendered him in Gtnnd Rapids. D. J. V\Tfenfa|| only edited the local de­ partment of the ’ Allegan BUSINESS CARDS. I E. BAKR8LL. W. W. POTTER. »’ . BARRELL A POTTER. Attorneys at Law. ’aceo' er Hastingst.lty Hank. Collections ; -nptly attended to, and general law business u. .x.sncted. . ; TV A. LAMPMAN. »v . D. D. S. < A .■ kinds of Dental work done carefully aud pr uiptly. Local Anesthesia, gas or chloroform . . • -n. Office over Fhlu Smith's Racket Store. --Sto 12 and 1 to A. J. C. 1 AMPMAN. M. D. • < e with W. A. Lampman. calls promptly *-w>n*l. special attentl' n given to tilting • nd treating Hernia or Rupture for .. :??ai cure. The majority of canes can be •.- rmaurntly cured without a surgical opera- I AW AND COKLKCTION OFFICE OF L J; M. SMITH. Collections made hi all parts of the state Conveyancing a speciality. Special paius taken in drafting contracts, chattel mortgagesaud wUlsi Woodland, Mich. E dward Taggatt Loyal E. Knappen. Arthur C. Denison. TAGGART. KNAPI’F.N & DENISON. I.AWYKE8. KooinK 811 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,, Grand Rapids, Michigan. I AMES A. SWKEZEY. •’ Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. Practices in ill: courts of the state. Col­ le ■‘.Ions pp>uipt)y attended to. / ’ A. SCRIBNER, M. D.. V . Physician and Surgeon, Delton. ■ • Mich. Office in residency, oue block east of depot. a. a c. h. barber H • Physicians and Surgeons. Cailsdn city or county responded to with promptness, day dr night. A. SHELbON. Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings. Monev to lo iti on Real Estate Real Estat* «o.c on e»minlssl6u. General conreyanclng. Having a complete set of Abstract Books, coni' pi.-d from the Records, can furnish complete ab-:racts. I ; P • hilip t. colgruve, P A'ttqrney.at Law (Successor to Smith & Colgrove.) iOnice in Guion block, Basuuip. > Practices In nllithe courts of tbe alate. e. kenahton, A • Attorney at Law, l(Over J. 8. Goodyear A Co.’s store.) Practices In al|court«of tbe State. OoUectiom promptly Attended to. L a » R. Tl M MERMAN. Homapathlc Phy ' slclan and Surgeon. Office over Roger'* grocery' store.) Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - • Mich. SURPLUS, SI 7,000.00 Inc •porated uttder the laws of the Stele oi I Michigan Open for business, Dec. IB, 1886. OFFICERS D. U. Robinson. PreAident: Chester Messer. Vice Pres. Dan W. Reynolds. Cashier DIRECTORS: Dan W. Reynolds. VV. D. G. Bobtoacn. M. L.Cook. Chester Messer P. T. Colgrove. Ban the only Barings department in Barry oanty and pays Interest on all ttae The beat salve in tbe •o* for bruises, sores, ulcers, sah^rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hauda, chilblain*, corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tively cure pUee or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction Cfty. 111., was told by her doctors that she bad cousumptiohrand that there was no hofcu for her, bnt two bottles of Dr. Kings’ New Discovery completely cared her and she .••ays It saved her life. Mr Thomas Eg­ gers. 139 Florida St. San Francisco, suf­ fered from a dreadful cold, approaching consumption, tried without result every­ thing else then bought one bottle of Dr. Kings’s New Discovery and wa^ cured. He Is naturally is such results of which theae are. samples, tha: prove the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in coughs and cr»hi$. Free trUi bottle at W. H. Goodyear’* Drug store. Regular size 50c. and S1.«O. Journal one E. A. Perrine.a prominent G. A. R. mnn of Petoskej; dr ipped dead from heart disease. Four idle copper mine® south of Hough­ ion will probably be consolidated and worked on a large scale this spring. Not a marriage license has been issued hi Montmorency county thlk year. Leap year doesn’t seem lo be popular there. Fred Smith succeeds him. It not only i.« so, but it must be so. One The Belknap Wagon Co. of Grand Rap­ ^llnute Cough Cure acta qu|ckly. and that’s Ids has given a trust mortgage to the what makes it go. W. H. Goodyeak. Michigan Trust Company for $39,491.88. Tiie Odd Fellows of Belleville will, dur­ A young lady employee of the paper ing the coming summer, erect a tnree-story mill at TCalamazGo, while sorting rags, brick building at an expense of 84,000. week. found a $20 bill tucked away in an old vest, v A township pioneer society has been organized at Bellevue, and will have Ita annual meetings on Lincoln’s birthday, Feb. 12. Headstones I I. ALICE KIRK. Physician and Surgeon. - 1 calls promptly attended day and night. Office ;it F»»rd'g Hotel, south side entrance. The Twenty-sixth Michigan Infantry will hold its annual reunion at Mason. April 9. Plain, Ionia K furnished by the govern­ ment. were recently placed over the graves of veterans buried In the cemetery at Douglas. Ionia's smallpox patient. Pattengill es­ caped from the pest house recently while delirious with fever, aud went several rods before being discovered. Jay Tfnkham. of Grand Ledge, the fivemlle champion bicyclist of the slate, has challenged the twenty-mlle champion for a race. . Michigan is still in the lead as the ban- ner lumber and shingle state In tbe union, the product for last year being 2.731,029.­ 535 feet of shingles. lumber and 1,860.585,500 During the past twenty years Niles has had twenty-two suicides, a record of over one per year. In a city the'size of NUM, this record ot self destruction would be hard to beat. It has been discovered that Dr. J. D. Seibert, the Lansing dentist who left that city so suddenly a short time ago. presum­ ably because he was so mr<cb in debt, the person who stole the opals and dia­ monds from Wells and Morgan's safe in Lansing. Tbe spelling craze has struck tiie pub­ lic schools of Caihcun county with great favor. Scores of children have mastered tbe "500" words sent out by Superinten­ dent Pattrngill.and can spell the entire list without rulssliig a word. An additional list of “300" words have been mastered, and they want more. A land boomer persuaded eleven farmers from Cdihoun county to make a trip to Knoxv'lle, Tenn., with a view to purch­ asing land? lie represented that he was deputized by tbe Knoxville Board of Tride. The fanners were promised round trip tickets for $14. but had to pay $31. Tl«ey found the land very poor and came lume In disgust. The Board of Trade repudiated the boomer. The Christian Endeavorers of Ionia county held a rousing, enthusiastic rally at Ionia Tuesday night. * Ionia will have the state convention of Christian Endeo- voyers lo four week*, and the rally proves that the visitors will be taken care ot. Rev. Dr. John L. John L. Jackson, of Grand Rapids, and President William H. Strong, of Detroit, were the principal speakers. Dr. Jackson spoke on “Inter­ denominational Fellowship,’’ and Presi­ dent Strong on “The Magnitude of tbe Work In Michigan." _ A letter from W. E. Quinby, of ■ Detroit? U. 8. Counsel at Holland, and the princi­ pal owner of the Free Press, addressed to tbe Anne Jans heirs, who cla^lm there are 880,000,000 In lire Bank of Holland, await­ ing distribution among them, says there Is no such institution as the Bank of Holland and uo money to be divided among any heirs of any estate. “In fact” says Mr. Quinby, “the laws of Holland preclude the aoenmulatioD of any estate for any dMiIon for any period back of 1852." To the Anne Jans heirs In Barry county, and a half thousand other villages, eitie« and Cheboygan has a healer. Capt W. H. Bullen has cured several of.bls friends by means uf\magnetlam, but lays no claim tu divine attributes. Quick in effect, heals and leaves no scar. Burning, scaly skin eruptions quickly cured by DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Ap­ plied to burns, scalds, old sores, It Is magi­ cal in effect- Always cures piles. W. H. Goodyear. Foxes are said tn be very plentiful in eastern Calhoun county this winter; and haulers in that vicinity are having great sport chasing them. Little Mabel Watkins, of St. Joseph, has Iwen lingering between life and death for several weeks. A mischievous boy bit her in the face with r snow ball. A high liver with a torpid liver will not be a long Brer. Correct the liver with De Witt’s Little Early Risers, little pills that cure dyspepsia and constipation. W. H. Goodyear. Cows are allowed to run al large in the streets at Hancock, and ladles are afraid to venture out alone, as the animals seem to enjny chasing and scaring them. One Inute Cough tiiirhn tbe right spot. It also touche* it at the right .time if you take It when you have a cough or cold. See the point*.* Then don't caugh. W. H. Goodyear. The big Hotel Imperial, at Petoskey, the largest hotel In northern Michigan, built last, summer has passed Into the hands of a receiver. The liabilities atre $15,000. “Give me a llvef regulator and 1 can regulate (he world.” said a genius. The druggist handed him a Ixittle of DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, lhe famous little pill. w. H. Goodyear. Some Saginaw monster mixed a lot of needles with the feed of a horse belonging to Charles Wagner. The horse's tongue Is so sore it cannot vat. Several were ex­ tracted. Don’t hivlte dDanpolntdrent by ex;»erlmenting. Depend upon One Minute Cough Cure and you have Immediate re­ lief. it cures croup. Tiie only harmless remedy that produces immediate results. W. H. Goodyear. St. Joseph opera house will be managed by a new woman—Mi-4 Margaret M. Marsh, of Monticello, la. She. Is a talent­ ed musician, and was brought up in lhe theatrical business. Soothing, healing, cleansing. DcWltt’t Witch Hazel Salve Is the tenemy to sores, wounds nnd piles, which St never fails to cure. Stops Itching and bunilng. Cures chapped lips and cold porea in two or three Irours. W. H. Goodyear. A new depot has beeni built at Whit­ taker, a small place eight miles west of Belleville, which, It Is claimed, Is one of the finest on the Wabash road between Adrian and Detroit. ' . Young nr mkidle-tiErd men. suffering from prem.itu re decline of power, however Induced, apredllj and radically enrrd. Illustrated ta>.k wml securely -ealed f«»r $38,614. Incendiaries fired William Jones* narti nt Stephenson, destroying six cat­ tle. hay, grain, etc. David Heaney, of Pickford, was killed by a load of general merchandise which he was driving tipping over on him. SHE WAS ECUNUMIGAL But After Tne Ung the Reanl~. Hee Rm­ band Was Unappreciative. . With one of those good intentions with which tbe in turn a I regions are said to be paved, an economic uptown housewife recently dyed her hubby‘a shabby hat.. The o)>eration tfras per­ formed, says the Philadelphia Record, with a toothbrush and a package of patent dye. unknown to the owner of the headgear, who put his hat on be­ fore it was dry and sallied forth to his Chestnut street office. On drying the Derby turned a beautiful bronze, at­ tracting no little attention an ita igno­ rant nnd 1 lissful wearer passed through thr principal streets. Before he reached the. office he was caught in a shower, and when he nfterwanl saw himself in a mirror his counte­ nance was decorated like that of an Indian chieftain in tvar paint. The. dye wasn't fast blaek—indeed, it wasn't even black, and to the preju­ diced eye of the unhappy husband it seemed to have been I comjx>scd of green, pink, blur, purple und yellow. The lecture he delivered on “falseecon­ omy” when he reached home would have done credit to Mrs. Caudle. Au • Important Office. To properly till Its office and funclions.lt is hnpoiiiint that the ultxxl h purr. When It Is in such s eonrtitlon.tte body U almost certain lo 1»h healthy. A euniplslut st this time l» catarrh In some of Ils various forms. A slight cold (fawlopes the dhrase in the head. Dropping of corrup­ tions passing into thr lungs bring on con­ If you eat what you lite, and digest It. sumption. The only way to cure thia dis­ ease Is to purity the blood. Thr most ob­ you will Rurely be strong sand healthy. But If you don’t digest it, you might al- stinate oases ot catarrh yield tu the medi­ good can cal powers nf Hood’s Sarsaparilla rs it by most as well not eat. for what „ your food do you If It < ues not nourish magic, simply because it reaches tire seat you'.' If you find that yotu can't digest it, ot the disease, and by purifying and vital­ izing the blood, removes thr cause. Not there is a simple help for your stomach. It is Shaker Digestive Cordial, made by only does Hood’s Sarsaparilla do this but It gives renewed vigor to thr whole sys ­ It lhe Shakers of Mount Lebanon. “ 'has never failed to cure the worst case of in­ tem. making It possible for good health tu reign supreme. digestion. Strength and health come from tbe food If the Baby is CuCtlug Teeth. you eat. after it has been digested and has Be sure and nae that old and well tried gone Into the blood. remedy. Mrs. Winslow’* Soothing Bjrup food. The The beet tonic Is dl haker Digestive for children teething. It sooths the child, best aid to digestion. softens the gums, allays all pain, cures Cordial. When you have acid efaclatiaus.nausea. wind colic and ia tbe beat remedy for headache, wind, dlzzloffensive breath diarrbcM. Twenty-Bvo cents a -bottle. Old penpie who require medicine to regulate the bowels and kidneys will find tbe true remedy in Electric Bitters. This medicine dors not stimulate and cmdalna no whiskey nor other Intoxicant, but acta as a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly on the stomach and bowels, addin* 11 “I baee foulid that the beaey end of' a strenijli and Wnk torte’to lhe organa natch la tbe llfrht eud." reponded C,rua thereby aiding nature lit tbe performance Electric Bitters Is an with* aria that would bare adorned a of the functions. excellent appetizer and aids dlgeatlon. skiUl. Old people find It just exactly what they Mary Iwked dlagsted, but with an air need. Price fifty cents per bottle at W. of triumph oulekly retorted. "I’ve cut a H. Goodyear's Drug Stone. 4lworery, too. Crrua. It wa. made- by Ur. B. V. Pieroe, and l» called a "Goldeu Medleal DI.eovery.’ It drlroa awa, blotchea and plmplea. purlSe. the blood, tooea la this: if you are troubled with Catarrh, up tire system nnd make® one feel bran Cold iu Head. Hay Fever, gu to the dnitnew. Why. Il cured OmisIii Ben. who glst named below Bird get a bottle of Celt* was almost reduced to s skeleton. Before tan Catarrh Care. No danger of l>oeng his wife began to u*e It she was a pole, humbugged. Belief In five minutes and a sickly tiling, but look at lier: she’s rosy- positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. effieeked and healthy, nnd weighs 165 pounds. That. Cyrus. Is a discovery that’s of ill lb. i-oi-b- ■•CT.I l»irte • Ol Hood, worth mentioning. The Heavy End of a Match. Richard Little, who was injured hi the mines at Houghton, Inst week, has died ut it hospital. John. Downing, a truckman and an bld resident of Detroit, was ejected., from thr entrance to tbe Detroit club und fell down the steps and was killed. Fred J. Keyes, the alleged ubscoudhig trrasnrrr of Kalamazoo lodge of mid fellows. No. 270, who left there In January, was arrested nt Sedulin, Mo. Mrs. Annie Mofilnet, once a wealthy and well-known society woman of De­ troit, died in Kansas City. Mo., in poverty. She lost thr bulk of her for­ tune in bad investments. In affirming the convictiosTof Joseph II. Smith, of DetPoit, the supreme court sustained the constitutionality of the law requiring employes of labor to maintain blowers over all dry emery wheels which are in continuons use. Alfred Mo-her, Jr-, of thr failed Inm­ Iter firm of Mosher & Son, was arrest­ ed at Bay City on a charge °f ejnrxziiug (a., says: “I J. W. Pierce. Republic, . have used One inute Co>agli Cure in mv family and for m>self, wlI h results so rntirely satisfactory that 1 enn hardly find words to express mjself as to its merit. I will never fall to recommend it to others, on every occasion that presents Itself.” W. H. '• Goodyeaii. or any other symptoms of dyspepsia,Shak­ hamleta In Michigan and every other state er Digestive Cordial will * re you. and territory in the Union, this will be. les 10 cents. At Druggists. Trial rather unwelcome news. “JUrv” Mid Firmer Flint at tin UreakfMt ubie u he inked tor a aeeond cup of collie, -Tie aide a dlaeorerj.” "Well. Cjrria. jroo're about lhe last one l‘d expect of such a thing, but what waa Brief News Items. Albert H. Towle, of Giund Rapids, headed r party nF speculators number­ ing about 20 meu who star*,cd for Alupka In search of gold. The Detroit white lend works nt De­ troit were partially destroyed by fire, causing a Ions of $75,000; insured for $64,000. Simon Hartman, tramping to Sag­ inaw,was run down and instantly killed by a Michigan Central passenger train. There are six, brothers residing near Sonomn tvhoav combined'weight is over a ton. Their two sisters are below the usual size mid weight. I*. O. Nelson, of Stephenson, wus killed by a .falling limb while in the woods. Walter K. Hough, of Lapeer, who was placed in the insane nay Inin atFlint.es caped from his attendant ami cut hh throat with an ink eraser. A St. Louis druggist han a show win­ dow containing nothing but poisons. There are pari* given, arsenic, mor p..mc. laudanum, fuco powder, boxes of cigarettes, decks of cards and a bot­ tle or two of whisky. The returf* show that Osceola coun­ ty went "dry” by about uO majority at the recent local option eh etion. The masonic fraternity at Concord will dedicate a new hall March 24. Hawi This? We'nffer One Hundred Dollxrs reward foranv caarol cstarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. „ _ , . _., F. J. CHRMKV A Co., Toledo, Ohio. We. the undersigned have kiowu F, J. Chenev for the last 15 years, and behove hhn perfectly honorable in all buslnres transact Joos and flnancialb able tn carry out any obligations Wrst^Thua^ Wholesale Druggirt*. Toledo, EXPECTANT uksu MOTHERS, “MOTHERS’ FRIEND" Rata CmfinemMt rt III Pate. 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Subscriptions may begin at any time. • Addtess all orders to THE PANNER. Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, Room 2, Tribune building, New York City, and a sample copy of The blew York Weekly Tiibaae will be mailed to you. KAFFl^ KOLA EXTRACI Is the Greatest Remedy and Cure at the 19th CENTURY War-niNG^ Knrax A Mamain.Wholesale Drug Kl.tH. T<d-,o. Ohio. Hair, cumh Core I. u«en lr>tCTn.llr. Kt liwdlrwtlr upon the bloii >M Muooo^tir. Ikct M lb. TrCiraool.1. koc free. »Il sn-srtract mate from the Jmtee >1 the amt ef tiro ffinrrnffi Kata tree mt •mth AfHea. Used fay the Kaffixw teto Bates la their trite for many newations as a jatflYe care for all rnayw*aa itesea in mam or team ea. Dram say esaee; 4yv»«*tea; rsmstfpaflsmt kiAaey atel bteMar allmesta, aad eaaaA liver. It mum rhemmatlam amffi Weed affibettaae Va am Urn sfito affisate for the United BtMro for this wonderful Mtrset. Aa a |Wty we retara tha priee paid to the person having used cm*, third bottle and net being beoofitod thereby Priee llte,<MMk tbr a tell meathte tt eaten at, am* te erdlaary earnm eMMfktesnro Ato for ttat druggist*, or order from ttaffieecl; wapaj all chazgas. PrkrTte. ueroottl. SoM Or .11 draocleu. When Baby was sick, wa gave her CaMorta. Wb®-be wm a Child, decried for CaMorK When aba braaaw Mba. riMOtaag to Oaffiotta. When toe bad CLDdrao, abe gave them Oastorta. Children^Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cryfor Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cryfor Pitcher’s Castoria.* Ladies Kaffir Kola Extract Co., cmrunn ^HIVnUVF. office, 82, MO State Street, n,,, -ver. xr. GooDTiten., Xaooaal Jta«ozx«. 3K*ar«m«*. �I laughable. The evening procession of tbe Mystic Krewe of Com us is gorgeous and far surpasses ant thing of the kind tbe Thursday, Mar. li. 1896. writer ever saw. It simply beggars de­ scription and for the time being fairly COOK BROS.. Proprietors. puts one In dreamland, from which be awakes as If conscious that Fairy Land I* not after all beyond the lealms of reali­ ty. Following the nageant comes the CwnHis ball; and the Rex ball, where the King and Queen of the Carnival give a NEW ORLEANS GREAT CARNIVAL grand reception, which is decidedly a dAY. •Tull dress" affair. The Queen Is re­ splendent with gems of great value. The Historic nnd IntereM'.ng City F4He*i With honor of being Queen falls to the lot of a young lady who can combine the two ele­ Monday morning Feb. 17 tbe members ments of wealth and beauty, aud as New •of the Michigan i'ress Association awoke Orleans has many beautiful and wealthy 4n the quaint and curious old city ot New young ladies tbe matter of selecting a 'Orleans. The city and Mani; Gras have Queen Is not always easy. New Orleans Is an old city and possess­ become so associated, that the thought of one. always brings the ot*»er to wind. es enough of Its ancient appearance to still make it appear like a foreign city, Mardi Gras is the French expression for Shrove Tuesday, being the day before Ash it the Mississippi river were not held within bounds the city would be under Wednesday, Manti manning Tuesday, and lira- meaning fat. It Is suppled to cele­ water. The main street Is Canal street to it was named brate the last day qf lhe Carnlvil before which all streetcars run. ' > proceeding Into the Lenten season, but by because of the canal which formerly ran x iiiimon consent and common HTurt the through it, but which has long since been The cisterns are all built up occasion has been sir enlarged upon that it filled In. turars little resemblance to the*old customs from the ground Instead of dug into the ground. The sewers arc also on the sur­ lux tir-t introduced. The custom of celebrating Matdi Gras face of the ground and give odors that •••was taken from France In 183* and has are not half as fragrant as tbe urange 4 wen celebrated each year since iln*n on a blossoms that may be near. Many curioiis things can be seen about -more magnificent scale. It was first In­ troduced at a time when the merchants the city, aud many that are Interesting In For Instance when a and planters of Louisiana looked to a historical\way. France, their native country, for sports person dies the friends of the deceased do amt amusements. TwA houug mfti^wbo not lOok In the .'paper for the death notice, ■had been sent io France to be tiluruled In- but the afflicted family goes to lhe print­ qruduced Mardi Gras Iu (his conntry and ing office and has bills printed announcing -so popular has it since become that now the death, and these bills a e trailed up on vTH>rmanent organizations commence at u e telegraph poles. bill boards and every­ I^trge Iron ■clow of one celebration to plan for the where that they can be seen. next year, and spend thousands and fences are in front of tbe principal resi­ thousands of dollars preparing forlt. The dences. and the “door bells" are on the organizations are always secret and no one gate posts. A visit to the market, where ouLside of them knows who participates nearly everything Imaginable is sold Is al­ ■tn the celebrations. Il is said, and we do ways interesting,and especially so to those mot doubt it, that the pageants in Mardi who are fond ot delicious oysters or fine •Gras surpass in beauty any tiling that tbe fruits. At the wharves can be seen ships 'world has ever known. All of tbe gowns from every nation loading or unloading used are made in Paris, while an American goods. New Orleans take • great pride in her institution employing many men. is kept ••uh the year round ranking gorgeous cemeteries and pays fitting tribute to tbe • floats, representing various characters, the memory of her Illustrious dead in the way of Imposing monuments, which can be subjects being changed each year. The Michigan pencil pushers are under found In every part ot the city aud es­ tasting obligations to Mr. and Mrs. J. Ber- pecially in the beautiful cemeteries. In­ • eegray. Mr. B. aside from being proprietor scribed to the memory of Albert Sidney of tne of the largest hardware establish­ Johnson was the following beautiful tri­ ments in the world, is also Secretary of the bute:— ••Albert Sidney Johnson, a General In Mardi Gras Association. Through him we obtained choice seats in front of* the city­ the army of the confederate states who hall while his charming wife entertained fell at Shiloh. Tenn., on the 6th day of sue at t -eir beautiful home from which an April 1862. A man tried in many high excellent view of the various pageants offices and critical enterprises and found could be obtained. Monday the streets faithful to all. His life was one long sac­ through which the procession was to pass rifice of interest to conscience, aud even 'were crowded with people long before the that life od a woful Sabbath day did he •time set for opening. Large stands had yield as a holocaust at his country's need. 'been.erected all along the line of march, Not wholly understood was he while be seats upon which commanded very large lived, but in his death his greatness stands • prices, and all of them were crowded with confessed In a peoples tears. Resolute, - people so that it gave the streets an ap- moderate, clear of envy, yet not wanting > pt aranoe of one vast gallery' filled with In that finer ambitlop which makes men ■ xpdly dressed people, from every pan of great and pure. In his honor impregna­ No coun­ • the country. As the afternoon approach­ ble; in his slmpiicltj sublime. ed a subdued excitement was everywhere try had a truer son; uo cause a nobler ^apparent, and the approach of King Rex champion: no people a bolder defender; •eagerly awaited. The Regal flotilla form­ no principle a purer victim than the dead ed at Port Eads about 40 miles below the soldier. His fame consigned to Hie keep­ city. Soon the blowing of whistles, the ing ot that Time which happily Is not so booming of cannon, the yells of tbe popu­ much the tomb of virtue as Its shrine, lace gave evidence of the arrival of King shall in tbe years to come, fire modest 3vex. (and no King in ancient time ever re­ worth to noblest ends. In honor now our great captain rests. bereavedr.. people ceived more royal welcome) ‘ and Mardi ________ _ _______ _A _________ GntN was opened, King Rex and his ■ mourn him; three commonwealths proudclaim him, and history cheris^i* '-* — shall *•-" -• ­ retinue. In brilliant military costume, es- ly COrted by bls body guard, march to the him among those choicer spirits. w!m> . <Mty hall where the keys of the city ___ are holding tlielr conscience unmixed with given over lo him, after which hia rule Is blame, have been in all conjunctures true absolute, and the royal standard of purple, true to themselves, their people, and lhe.r trreeu and yellow waves over the city In God." tionor of his rule. Time forbids an ex­ One peculiar thing about tbe cemeteries tended mention of the remainder of Mardi is that the graves are above ground, and Gras which is on a grander scale than that necessarily so. because by digging down n already mentioned. Monday evening oc very few inches water will soon be founu. cured the grand street pageant followed by Consequently iu tiie older and more dilap­ the tableau ball ot the Krewe of Proteus. idated burying places It is not an uncom­ Tuesday is Mardi Gras day and everybody mon thing to see a body with the ribs ex­ masks, generally speaking, from the little posed to the atmosphere. tot scarcely able to walk to the gray hair­ Around the cUy may still be seen the ed old gentleman with one foot In the large commodious old plantation houses grave. This true in tue the ; wuue u<n»r. hub is especially irur while nt-nr near uy by are nouses houses uum built mr for me the “French quartet’' of the city. Everything slaves. Surrounded with magnolias and i* given up to revelry and the dly turned Hie wide-spreading live oak. with liesutb over to the maskers. It reminds one of 'ful' views ' out upon tiie great Misslsbippl; an intensely exaggerated Fourth of July surrounded with wealth; with a delightful celebration. Thr daylight pageant of Rex climate, and having every want attended accompanied by tin* ‘ Phorty Phunny to ___by ________ _______ _________ ____ slaves,___ the_life of the southernrplant? J’tidlows” is very fine and lhe latter j er ••befu de war” must have at least had Hastings Banner MARDI GRAS. You are Anxious for the Health of your Family ACH attempted imposition of an alum bak­ ing powder upon you is a covert attack upon the health of your family. Of course, ao grocer would knowingly sell injurious food to his customers; but he has himself been deceived as to the true character of alum powders by their manufacturers, who must be held responsible for the damages. Forewarned, and solicitous' for the health of • her family, the housewife will be influenced to a constant watchfulness and a stubborn resistance against the danger. E Baking Powders sold at a lower price than Royal, either wholesale or re­ tail, are almost invariably made from alum, and therefore inferior and dan­ gerous to health. Royal Baking Powder is free from alum, lime, or ammonia, and absolutely pure. Its use is a safeguard to health, for it actually aids digestion, and relieves from all anxiety as to the whole aomeness of the food. many pleasant features. “Hang Thenioffj'** Rogers, thr diatinJames Riser has sold his farm. St Charles avenue Is the principal resi­ Ruth Wilkins Is working for Mrs. Pen­ giitabnl English plillantbropK who dence street and many beautiful liomes died necently ut 77. got bis nickname Bray be seen along the line. At tbe old nock at present. Preaching at tbe star next Bunday by from calling out “Hnng economies! Exposition building beautiful (Mims, live oaks, ferin. banana trees can be found. Rev. Grigsby at 2:80 p. m. Hang theology!” at a school board Mtas Jennie Osgood will lead tbe En­ No one visiting New Orleans should miss meeting where theoretical queetiona taking a street car ride vut St Charles deavor next Sunday evening. hindered progrrua. HU* independent We hear that Fred Gamble will occupy Avenue and to tbe old Exposition building. and energetic character may be in­ We left New Orleans Wednesday Feb. R. Bates’ house the coming year. ferred from thia story of bis youthful ‘ John Osgood, of Cloverdale, spent Sat ­ 10th over tbe Southern Pacific route and da)*a: A new boy runic to school drvawed what we saw will be described Hext week. urday aud Sunday at C. Osgood’s. The surprise party at Mr. French s in a light blue jacket faced with velvet, Very truly yours. Will R. Cook. Wednesday evening was well attended white trousers and ua’atcoat, and a and enjoyed by all. turned down collar and frills. Rogers Some from this way attended the party went up to him and nxkexl him bio SCHOOL COLUMN. at W. Sponablr’s Friday evening. They name. The boy replied: "I am Charles report a good time, Couduete.*. by Flora J Beadle. Co. p>mm’nr. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin were surprised last Stuart. Vtiae, Viscount Seobam. and my Thursday by about twenty of their neigh­ fat tier b the marqula of Ixmdonderry." To the Tenchnrti anti School Officers of bors who spent a pleasant day with them. Whereupon Rogeir kicked him three times, once for Vane, once forSeabam, Michigan. and once for Londondem'. In order to awaken an Interest In tbe Bdected beautifying of rural school grounds, the Some men have no taste, but if tiie color State Agricultural College offers to tbe is all right, they chance It. first ten school districts In eath county Program for lhe It doesn't always take eight quarts of Ibe next meeting of the that make application, a collet ion of Barry Co. Teacher's association which will beer to make a peck of trouble. flower seeds to be planted upon Hie school be held in the Higii school room at Mid­ A drunkard Is a man whj commits grounds and to be cared fpr. by the child­ dleville, Saturday March 31: suicide, on tbe Installment plan. ren. A. M. Hush money usually talks for both They will be selected with reference to o:oo—Mu<lc in charge of W. E. Webb their adaptability for the putpost* aud-wlll parties Interested In tbe transaction. Address of Wekwrir Hon. Aaron Clark be accompanied by directions for tbelr It never occurs to a boy. that he will Assigning and Developing a New «£•**>. rnn. n. n Anarus planting and care. some day know as little as his father. Discussion Miss Cora Brooks We urge all persons Interested in the If It wasn’t for the fools In the world, Ob»eryalIons aud Hints schools, or in the welfare of the children wise men would have to work for a living. Commissioner Beadle Class Exercise* to aid In instilling in the pupils a love for W .... woodBrt Speculation may sound more refined flowers and regard for the appearance of the grounds abi»ut the school houses, as than gambling—but a fellow loses just as Discussion , , _ rrln. Mvaltoy IMstrict Llbrariea. Need of. How to Get. we believe that ft* will not only - aid In mqch. O M. MeiwtKblln ' Row to Care ter n “ When people pray for tbolr daily bread, cultivating in them a love of lhe beautiful Durand Quick Dlacuaatoh but it will be a means of interesting them they don’t forget to put in a side order for Current Events In School. Supt. H. B. Holden in, the work of the school room. butter. Applications should be made as prompt­ The charity that begins at home, is often Teaeber s Work. Out o( School and in School Mi»» Edna Brntn ly as possible, as we cannot promise to so discouraged, that it never gets any Dlseuwlon Samuel X cite honor any received after the first of April. farther. Clast Exercises The seeds with full directions will be sent Address If all tbe devils were cast out of some SupC- ot Public Instruction II. B. Patteogtll. about April IB. peuplr. they would look like walking IL L. Taft. Several recitations will also help to skeletons. Prof, of Horticulture, Agricultural College It is not what we know about the next make this one of the most Interesting pro­ Mich. grams ever prepared. I*et all teachers be world, that frightens us. but what we Ten application blanks for seeds have present and make this a -big” day. Mid­ been sent to the commissioners office, the' don’t know. Charity often consists of a generous im- dleville will endeavor to entertain al( visit­ same will be given to the first ten appli­ pMtee, to give away something we have no ing teachers In true Barry Co. style cants. Blanks must be properly filled out Geo. 8. Bassett. Pres. further use for. and forwarded to the Agricultural College Whlle criticising your neighbors charac­ Minnie B. Reiu.ogle. before April I, 1896. ChTm’n Program Com. ter. It might be well to glance at tbe dia­ Tuk Bahry Co. Summer Normal For gram he aas of yours. John L. Pope. Secy. 1896. It Is better to be sure than sorry: but if Ills a well known fact among teachers you are too blamed sure, you are sure to Ileal Batata Transfer*. . that we do forget. Although we may be be sorry that you are sure. WAKKANTY OKKOS. If the sun had nothing else to do, but constantly engaged in school work, yet K Convert to Hs’Uey E. Heudrlek. 30a. we become so familiar with our own plans shine on the righteous. It wouldn’t have to sec 14 Thornapple. 13000. Hartley E. Hendrick to Chas. B. Convera. Ma, and methods that we forget many of the rise so early in the morning. When you undertake to fight tbe devil sec 34, Tnoniapple S300S. underlying facts and principles of the Autfonette Boice to A. K. Kenaston. lots City subject we teach. As a result much with fire, don’t forget to take into consider­ Interest and enthusiasm are losL and with ation the amount ot ammunition he has. .iaeoO p. Hullib* rger to Orange M. Bachelder 80*. see 8. Woodland Si930 thoae branches which we do not teach we DIED. Hannah E. Oolton io Donald Swanson. 40a. become almost wholly unfamiliar. To ROBERTS—At her home in this city, see 1C. JstiBitowu 81. meet these wants. SupL Holden and Prin. Peter L Edmonds to Dani ana Amelia M. Monday evening. March, 9, Mrs. Caroline Bnmt.Ola .ec30, Carl to., $2wo. Mealley will conduct a Summer Normal Roberts, at tbe age of 63. of pneumonia. Dsn "I and Amelia M. Brant to Peter I- Edbeginning Monday July 6th. and continu­ rnnads soa. sec ir. Hope, tssoo. Caroline Augusta Powers was born In the ing five weeks. Izira Sanford i- Kdw. U. BclUey. lota. Middlestate ot Vermont, July 5, 1832, coming to As the law now stands, no person can Frank Tyler to 1‘Mllp T. Colgrove, lol, City hold over three third grade certificates.' Michigan in 18?5, and removed to Has­ K00. If they remain in the teaching profession tings when about sixteen years old. She Q01T CL* J K UEKDS. was married to Dr. John Roberts Nov. s. a second grade certificate must be obtain­ Marshall P Moxon to \inry C. Guile, za. sec 2 1854. whose death occurred In the winter ed Maple Grove fl. of ’ 86. Two children were a result of .1. I*. Hale Kenyon to AJouzo E. Kenaston. lots While this is announced as a Review Term yet It must not be understood that their union. John B. and Mary Roberts H. Power* ia Hart. Bld'a. £ Loan there win be no other classes excepting who survive them. As«oc. tot c. blk 1*. eart add. city gss on. Mrs. Roberts has been an invalid for Wm. Marshall tuCbas. Marshall. «a.»ec35. reviews. Beginning classes will be es­ years, being a sufferer from scrofula in Ils Barry SAX). tablished iu algebra, general history, Chas. Marshall to Wm. Marshall. 40a, sec botany and physics, any two of which most acute form. Her nature was of that Barry, tl. subjects form the additional ones for resolute, patient, cheerful turn, which re­ David McClue to Eleanora Htodmarcli. tot, second grade certificates, as well as tbe fused to allow her ills to make herself or Nashville St. high review classes for all the third grade those around her unhappy,* permitting her to enjoy life as few can -who are so afflict­ brandies. Messrs. Holden aud Mealley will be as­ ed. She was never heard to murmur or HOPE. sisted by other talent, probably an obser­ complain through all her years of illness, Hope republican caucus will be lield at vation .kindergarten training school, and a and cheered and inspired her friends by her example. Cloverdale on Thursday. March 26. 1896 good lecture course. Her home was to her the centre of at­ at one o'clock p. tn. By order of Com. Tuition and board will be reasonable, so as to bring the diance for thorough review traction. and she was devoted to ita inter­ ests. and those of her dear ones. Her within lhe reach and means of all. Rutland memory will be cherished by all who knew Tbe Republican Caucus of the township her. and especially those who knew her ot' Rutland, will l>e held at lhe town house best. Her family have the sincere symHigh School Moten. ‘‘ March 27, at two o’clock p. m. path, ot all In tbelr sorrow, but can teel -on “ Friday, Harris Kenpeld has closet! his'terto of “their loss is her eternal gain." Surely sharp. By order of Com. school and Iras entered classes here for such a life lias not been lived in vain. view. The funeral was held from the family IHVINU. Prof; J. W. Roberts, formerly Supt. of residence yesterday afternoon. Rev. J. W. The Republican Caucus of tbe township our scliuols. now in Chicago, gave all of Bancroft officiating. Her sister Mrs. Henry of Irving will be held at tbe town bouse, the teacheis a pleasant call Monday. Bush and husband and their family, of Our visitors are as follows this week. Kalamazoo, were present to attend the on Friday the 27th, day of March at 2 Lulu Barker. Miss Monee. Mary Clark, funeral, Mrs. Bush having been here from o'clock p. m. for the purpose of nomina­ Etta and Ella Hubbard, Frank Barrie. Aby the time she was first taken 111 ting township officers and such other Pitllnger, Vernard Cotton, Willie Skinner, business as may come before the meeting. R. M. Bate4 and Roy Matthews. By order of Com. Grace Barker has been out of school SWANSON—At his home in Johnstown, March 3rd. 1896. George Swanson, at the several days, on account ot sickness. ORANGEVILLE. age of 85. Friday of last week was enjoyed by our A Republican Caucus for the purpose teachers, visiting the Grand Rapids Mr. Swanson was born near Glasgow. In schools. It was Indeed time well spent Scotland. Nov. 4tb, 1810. Deceased moved of nominating township officers and the and a benefit to all who went. Tbe schools with his parents to Erie, Co. N. Y. In the transaction of such other business aa may are well equipped in every way. The year 1826. He being their youngest son properly come before the meeting will be High School alone has twenty-five teach­ became their support caring for them until field at the town hall In the village of ers, and with a strong teaching force you the close of their Ilves. He was married Orangeville on Saturday Mardi 21st, 1896 By order of Com. can readily see hov more efficient work to Miss Sophs Wheeler In lhe year 1837,’ at 2 o’clock p. m. can be do»e. The recitation periods ex­ and moved with his family to Flint, Gene­ ceed otfra in length by fifteen minutes, and see cownty Mich. June 1844 where he MAPLE UHOVK are six in number daily, while ours num­ lived two years from thence be moved to The Republicans of Maple Grove will ber eight. Can we do the work iu thirty Oakland county where he lived four years, minutes that other teachers have forty-five and from thence to Johnstown where he meet In caucus at Gilbert Lampmau's hall for? We feel that this visit was one of lived until the time of bls death. He was on Wednesday March 25th 1896 at two p. the means In helping us on lo better tbe father of three children. George, Mar­ m. for t he purpose of nominating candida­ garet and Donald all of whom survive him tes for township officers and to transact work. Lis wife having died nearly 40 years be­ such other business as may legally come Sixth Grade. before said meeting. All persons who The visitors this week were, Mr. and fore. Subsequently be married Mrs. Mary jre lu sympathy with Republican princi­ Merritt with whom he lived 26 years and Mrs. Lombard. Mrs. VanArman and Mrs. ples are cordially Invited to attend. Dated who survives him. Pancoast. Maple Grove, March 7th, 1896. _ Deceased was converted to Christ at an Prof. - Roberts, of Chicago, visited us By order of Com. Monday morning and told us a story of early age and became a member of the Covenanter church of which be remained Tacoma. We were all very much pleased a member through life. He was noted for to hear bis voice and see bls face again. The IsL Division are reading a story sterling Integrity, and strict adherence to called, “Santa Fitomena" by Longfellow, tbe faith of bls fathers, leaving behind an example of Godliness which we may well for a reading lesson. The funeral was held We enjoyed our vacation very much strive to emulate Friday although it was not a pleasant day. at his late residence March 5. at 11 a. m. Services conducted by Rev. Binns. The Tanowparlk.au. Mrs. Rogers called on us Monday. Frank Sage wm absent Monday on ac­ remains were laid to rest in the cemetery count of slekness. Miss Woodard is reading us a nook en­ Mowail—On Sundar. March 8. at her titled “Patsy.” bone In the wcond ward. Mra. Phoebe Fifth Grade. Booratn, wife ot Henrjr Booram, after a Clyde Stedge visited tbe Podaiiger Iona llhtesa. at the a«e of M rear*.) school last Friday. Tl.e tunenil occurred from the bouae on Miss Michael told us about tbe Grand Tueaday, Re,. A. D. Grlxaby oAciatln(. Itaplds schools and we were all glad to Interment waa made at tbe Sponahlt cem­ hear ab6ut them. etery two mllea eaat of tha.olty. Mn. Second Ward. Booram leave, a hnaband and tour child­ EXECU nos 8ALE. We are carefully watching tbe little ren to mourn her toes. bird which we have in tbe window. We are keeping account of the wind amlaUo.., and weather ibis week. At a retulu iMctlnx ot lhe L. O. T. M. We are much pleased with our new ot thia city the totlowlni reaolatlooa veto dictionary. . passed: Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Holden. I nda Bus­ WiuotBAa Mrs. Kacbr-I Ballet- our ntanord. ia by. Blanche Leonard and fifteen others much respected and highly esteemed Lad, visited our school lot Week. Commander hm> been called upon lo pan tbtoueb great affliction In the recent loaa ot n husband and son-lu law therefore be Usnlel rvirne lrr!»x fbrtMUak aastlics Kksolviu First th»t we, Ibe member, ot Hullnn Hire No. S96 extend to her oor sincere xjtepethr In tbe xed bereen- We Will. FOR THE N ext 30 Days. Give bargains on al! LAMPS. (Library and Stand.} We have a full'assortment now, and early buyers will have best selections. \ We ask you to rcmeHjInr one thing: Our Tea and Co! fee trade is a settled thing, the goods ate always the same. We have been a long time get ting the very best brands for the money, but we havo sue > ceeded and are today giving the best Tea and Coflee for the money in town. ' FLOUR $1 75 PER ioo. Hams & VanArm-ax. . “The Student’s Cyclopedia’’ A new book many years ahead of them all. 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Subscribe now. . o ^MMMUUUUUUUiUUUUUUOUUlUiUUUUlU^UUUUUUU men’, at Thompsons hall SaUirdny evening March vstli. Admission 15 cents, ice cream and cake will be served free. The quilt and picture we have heard so much about will be presented to the first and second most popular ladies of this county accord­ ing to the number of votes cast the past two months. James McDonalds house, one half mile south and one half mile west ot Cedar Creek burned to the ground Sunday aftcrnoon at 4 p. m. They saved must all of the furniture on the first floor and some articles in the cellar. No insurance. Mr. Nobles house that burned a short time ago was only one mile from this inau’s resi­ dence. A well formed foot is too often spoiled by an ill fitting shoe, We have just re­ ceived, direct from the manufacturers. uur spring stock of ladles fine shoes made Tram the latest and most approved cuts and guaranteed to be perfect fitting, there­ fore n durable shoe. Your special atten­ tion is called to our S2.00 shoe, cither In lace or button, razor or square toe. This Is without doubt the best 32.00 shce ever offered in the city. L. E. STAUFFgB. 1 Call at our store and get one of those ■ 7 - Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladies 3 Handy Knife Sharpeners Wnile there, examine our stock of Fine Shoes All Styles and Widths. Every pair warranted. We guarantee that the goods are right and you will acknowledge that the prices are the same. The “ANKRUPT store. z Nashville. Our village schools close Friday for one week’s vacation. Miss Ella Barber returned baiurday from a week’s visit with friends and relatives at Olivet. Miss Zula Bock was at Middleville I he lalier part of last week attending the fun­ eral ot an aunt. Mrs. C. A Hough left for Import.New York, Tuesday evening for b two weeks visit with relatives. Thos. Purkey h In Fontiic fur a few weeks engaged in working) on a new church being erected there. D. C. Holly left for Lockport, N. Y.. Saturday evening where he will make a short visit before returning to his work at Paducah, Ky. Rev. E. E. Branch was' at Hastings Monday and Tnes.iny helping tu-hettle the difficulty between the Baptist minister and his congregation. , A large number of teachers In Nashville and vicinity arc making preparations to attend the teachers’ association at Middle­ ville Saturday of thia week. Mrs. J. U. Perry and daughter Edith re­ turned Friday from Chicago where they have been visiting Nr. Perry who has been working there during the past few months. J 1<r Probate Judge Armstrong and Sheriff McKevitt came down last Wednesday eve­ ning and took George. Coplin to Kalama­ zoo. Mr. Coplin has been Insane for some time but was not considered dangerous. I TISING MEDIUM IN t BARRY COUNTY. ... WHOLE NO. 2127 Hastings Banner, Published Thursdays bv Carl Brown, of Hastings, spent Sunday with his parents. Jacob Johnson, of AuguMta. Is visiting his parents here. HASTINGS, MICH. James Brown Is considered as among the convalescents. A. Tollman is moving his saw mill onto J. E. Earl’s wood lot. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Almond Farr, Delton, Sunday night, a boy. Mia. Evans is no better. • Henry Benson has moved onto tire farm Mrs. Borst h suffering with rheumatism. owned by Fred Benson. Frank Norwood is under the doctors Frank Brainard, of North Dakota, who care. is traveling for a |mblh>blng house in ChlDewitt Rahney has got through working cago left Monday after a week’s visit with for M. R. Gwin. hla father George Brainard. Mr. Bogart is working for Mr. Loomis The directors of the creamery have pur­ in the livery barn. chased a lot south of the village, of Mark C. S. Gleason and wife Sandnyed at Norris, and will commence building soon. Frank Bostwlcks. Gertrude Piflly, of Hickory Corners, and George Sprague, wife and mother were Isaac llouvenlr, of Deltun, were united In al Plainwell Sunday. the bonds of matrimony Sunday evening Orville Borst, of Grand Rapids, is visit- by Rev. Pixley at Ids residence in the vil­ ing his mother this week. lage. They will live on Orin Hughes’ farm Chas. Dubois will move on his farm west of the village. north of Dowling this month. With tmdnees we chronicle the death of Rev. Pixley, of Prairieville, was a caller little Genevieve, the youngest cldlcHand at the doctors office Munday. only daughter of J E Cairns and wife, who John St John, or Kalamazoo, was the died Sunday. Match 15th after a week’s guest of Q, A. Hynes Mondnv. struggle with the terrible disease diphth­ Claude Whittemore, of Bittie Creek, eria. The grief stricken parents have the spent Sunday with hia parents. sympathy 7iT the community in their be­ Mrs. L. Brown is convalescing, after a reavement. LuVenr, thrlr oldest child h» long attack of nervous prostration. still sick with the same disease but Is do* Joseph Haynes and wife spent Sunday Ing well at this writing at A, Wells east of Hickory corners. Mrs. Rogers, of Augusta, hats been car­ Don’t forget the exhibition at the school ing for her daughter Mrs. Geo. Whipple. G. R. Main will move Into his brick house Friday evening. Effie Gillaspie, of Brouard, vi I ed her’ house south of the Gwin market this grand parents here last week. spring. Mrs. Dura Monica, of Kalamazoo, is vis­ Mrs. Miller, of Chicago, was the guest of !:cr her mother Mrs. Ll.o. 2. E. E. Thresher, the iting her parents and friends here. Martin Chandler and wife spent Sunday first of the week. k Several of the young folks gave Miss at M. Armor’s near Hickory Corners. Jay Wilkinson and wife spex^ Sunday I^eda Norwood a very pleasant surprise at the former’s brotherjBWeun Wilkinson. one evening last week. 8. Chadd^rdon spent part of last week Mrs. Simons who lias been visiting relatives here the pasUmonth returned’ to witli his daughter Mrs. Burchett, near Brouard. her home in Belding Monday. The surprise on W. Shedd Saturday eve Mrs. E. E. Thresher and Felix Cham­ berlain who were reported on the 'sick list was well attended and all report a good time. last week are able to be out again. George Whittemore and wife who are Frank Bostwlcks house caught fire last Friday morning which Is the trecohfl time working near Battle Creek, viblted the lat­ ter ’s parents, M. Knestnek and wife Sat­ this winter. The fire was extinguished urday and Sunday. before very much damage was done. A quiet home wedding occurred Monday Dr. Scrlbuer assisted by Frank Bishop, operated upon Rev. Pixley’s little baby’s evening March 16. nt tire residence of tlie groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Philander foot for talipes varus, hnd put ou a plaster parts cast. It is doing nicely at this writ­ Otis, 1n tire township of Hope, Barry Co., Mich, the contracting . parties being Mr. ing. Dr. Scribner was called to see Mrs. Seth Olis, and Mary Etta Hugh, of Brook­ Young at Mr. St Johns who has been sick field. Mo. The ceremony was performed Mr. and for some time and has been treated by by R. D. Freeman, of Irving. several different physicians. She is a Mm. Olis will make their future home in Hope, where Mr. Olis has lived since daughter of .-Mr. St Jobii. A bountiful supper was There will Ire an exhibition at the school early childhood. served after which tire guests departed house Friday evening. March 27th. given by the pupils. Admission 10 cents; pro­ wishing the happy couple a successful ceeds to pay for papering the wi* 4 '•••use. voyage over life’s sen. Come and help pay to decorate house. ter will work his father’s farm .it; rial fi'Che L. O. T. M. will give an I TH? BEST ADVER- * North Ea»t Barry, Delayed better John Brers has moved Into Lyle Bun­ nell’s house with Homer Kelley. Our school dotes Friday, the teacher Mias Sehaffhauser Is hired for another term. Mrs. Luther Brown Is very low with nervous prostration. Dr? Scribner, of Del­ ton is attending her. Rev. J. J. Bunnell conducted the funeral services of Gilbert Hunt Sunday. Mr. Hunt died at the home of Levi Dewey in Johnstown. Mrs. Gunsonhouser will hereafter pre­ side at the organ for the meetings hold at rhe school house, and Nuttie Shedd for lire Sunday school. Will Chase, of Delton, <Is patting up an I'X. L. wind mill for Mr. Nobles, in place of one destroyed by tire. Mr. Nobles has the most of the lumber on the ground for his new house. Mr. Wileox will move to Ohio thia spring. Frank Dooley Ir cutting wood for JSnyder. Herbert Blfvin is drawing logs for Jas. L. Wiikius. Aivln Phillips aud wife visited friends at DeRon last week. Mrs. Palnrer, of Morgan, Is spending a week with Mrs. Isaac Newton. Eugene Bush aud Elmer Slocum are I sawing wood for Altrert Deity. J James L. Wilkins has bought all tho oak timber on tli< Hod Bllvlns place. William Garrishn, of Baltimore was calling on friends ''here the first of the Mrs. Adella Weeks and Mrs. Ollie Haines were guests of Mrs. Frank Bush Sunday. Isa Newton closed a successful term of school Friday. Mary Clark will teach the spring term. Hickory Corner*. Frank Bush has moved his saw mill Mr. Swanson and wife spent Saturday, back to the Center and will continue busi— and Sunday at Hastings attending the W. neks at the old stand. M. Quarterly meeting held near that place. Miss Lou Binns begins the spring term' of school this week at West CreSsey, John Marks Utile boy Grover who has where she has taught the fall and winter been ill is Improving. term of this year. Mrs. Freeman, of Grand Rapids, visited, The remains of Mrs. Vandeluster, of Gull Lake, were brought to this place for friends here part of last week. Chas. Wood, of near Greenville, made burial last Sunday. Funeral services held at the M. P. church. Rev. Mr. Weaver his mother and other frleftds a visit part of last week. conducted the services. Peter Long and daughter, of Ohio, are George Coleman having abandoned the state of single blessedness will soon settle visiting bls brother Harrison and his In this place and In company with his sister Mrs. Engle. Mrs. Eva McDonald met with An ac­ brother-in-law Grant Dickerson, will run the grocery and meat market* formerly cident in quite a peculiar manner. While walking from the pantry to the kitchen, owned by Fred Lawrence. she turned her foot, spraining the ankle joint, and breaking both bones above the Cloverdale. joint Dr. Benson was called and at Mrs. Morthlaud is III with neuralgia. present she is doing nicely. Dugal Campbell Is buildiug a house for George Havens. DUD. James Bates and Ike Swikcrt have re­ DAVIS—At the home of her daughter. turned from Ohio. Mrs. Lewis Beadle, on Friday last, Mrs. Obed Chamberlain made a business trip Keziah Davis. Id her 95th, yean to Richland last Tuesday. Miss Minnie Gillaspie entertained com­ Mrs. Davis was born In Trenton. N. J. and came to Michigan thirty years ago, and has pany from Delton last Sunday. John Pyle and son have moved Into lived with her daughter here for the past six yeafs. Her husband died twenty years rooms in the Lake View hotel. Wm. H. Carpenter who has been quite ago. She became identified with the Baptist church at an early age, and has sick is able to be about again. There will be Easier services at our always lived the life of an earnest Christ­ ian. She leaves six children, twenty-one ehureb on Sunday evening April 5. Mrs. Wm. Gilkspie was called lat<t week grand children and nine great grand to attend her mother who is very sick, the children. Mrs. Davis comes of a long lived race, her mother having lived to be latter is now some better. old. The funeral was held SunMrs. mj Myron ron Chamberlain unamuenain and ana her ner two iwo 105 . ■y’'ears Ll Z d.iiKtuem attended the weddlmt of the dty. Her. Tbo». Coi. oacl»tint. Interment was made at Riverside. formers niece. Miss Carrie Dickerson, n Hickory Corners last week. ’ I ---------WALKER-n’riday, Isaac Walter, an old pioneer of this county, at the borne A. J. Hopkins, a son-in-law of Philip of his daughter Mrs. John Young, of Ravia has moved here. Hastings township, of dropsy, aged 81 H. Youngs, of Woodland is teaching ft years. / class in vocal music here. Deceased was the oldest member of Fitz­ Wm. Pettengail has gone to work in the gerald Post No. 125 G. A. it. of this city, oil works at Finley, Ohio. under whose auspices the funeral was con­ Roy Smith js visiting his sister Mrs. ducted. The funeral was held Sunday Geo. Shawmau, of Kalamazoo. from the Star school house Rev. Ickes Geo. Moredock and wife and sop, pf officiating. Many of his old friends and Chicago are visiting relatives here. acquaintances were present, as he was m Mrs. Fisher and children who have been man highly regarded by all. spending the winter with Mrs. Bryant He was bora in Orleans Co. N. Y. In have returned to their home in- Baltimore. 1815. Three children survive him, his A. C. Wail and grand daughter are now wife dying a few years ago. Interment ‘in South Bend, Ind., where Mr. Wait was was made at Riverside. Deceased served called to the bed side of her mother who Is during the war tn the 3rd Michigan infantdj Ing. John Shriber has moved on his farm,, the old homestead. Lafe Usburne has gone to Stelby to work during the .summer. We hear .several boys around the Cen­ ter Intend to go to’ York Stale to work this summer. Fodder is getting scarce and everyone la earnestly wishing for spring and green pastures. John Usborne and wife spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. Price and wife near ■I South Haatiugs. Nashville. . Effie Lake is borne for a vacation. Miss Fannie Carpenter went to N’unlca, Our school will close Friday for one Ottawa Co. lat-l week to take care of Mrs. week. Dan Snyder, who has been very lit. Sunday School will be organized next Mrs. John Henry, of West Carlton, was Sunday at three p. in. laid to res' last Sunday aged 70 years. Carra Osgood will lend the Endeavor Mis. Henry lias been an invalid for the next Sunday night . past two years. Her death occurred last Mrs. Fred Stowell and Mrs. Frank Thursday. Funeral Sunday a. in. at -the Horton are packing lheir, goods, and will M. E. church, Rev. Grigsby, uffivlatlug. A leave soon for their home in Hudson. large number of neighbors ami itlends Rose Hllsinger will close her school in attendance. Thursday with an entertainment in the ev*L Several from this place wUl - attendMr. Walker, aged father of Mrs. John Our school closes Friday of this week. Young, who has been a great sufferer fur Mrs. Lafayette Bassett is on ttie sick a long time died Thursday night. Tne list. funeral was held Sunday Rev. Ickes offitlTi e Debating club Is getting to be quite •Hng. ___________________ interesting. The Ladles Aid met at the Grange hall last Saturday. There was a social held at the home of' The ice cream social at Mr. Hubbards Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bowman’s last Wed­ was well attended. nesday night. Au enjoyable time was bad Mr. Qulgly has been quite poorly for the by all. ' past week owing to a severe attack of the Miss Nellie Cnndall closed a very sucrheumatism. cerslul term of school Friday, and expects Robert Blllingsly who Is In tlx* last to leave here the coming week for her stages or consumption, is still alive, but home In Iowa. very weak. He can only make known his A couple of gentlemen of Lacy held a wishes by a faint whisper. Jaw suit at Mr. Edmunds last Wednesday Miss Rena Trego closed a very satisfac­ overs few small potatoes. As the jury tory terju of school In the Powers district could not agree the suit was adjourned last Friday. MIm Rena’s kind ways gains for her the esteem of her scholars. Barry County 8. 8. Convention. The lecture given by Dr. Winegarden. Friday evening al the Cobb school house, The annual meeting of the Barry county on Spiritualism, was listened to by a very Sunday School convention, meets lu the small audience, perhaps owing to other M. K. church March^o and 31. The fol­ entertainments on that same evening. C3 lowing program wilt be carried out. KOSPAV AKTERXOOS. < lilnda Corners. Devotloaal Service* • Trott. - ~ * Nashville K«. A. H. M. Moore closed hla.school Friday. Mayor KeruuiCon Address of Weleome Pres. H. B. Andrus Mr. Brant has traded farms with P. L. Edmunds. . John Robinson and sister Sundayed at Mrs. John -CarUa vlslled Uke Odeasa Loda Ifckley’s. Remember the Y. P. 8. C. E. every friends over Sunday. W. E. Osborn, of Kalamaxoo. Is visiting Sunday evening. Miss Rae Robinson Is sewlug’at Mr. his parents south of the village. Miss Lltzle Dayton, ot Grand Kaplds, la Newland’s tbh week. Mrs. George Tobias visited her mother spending a tew weeks at D. Ijoyle’a. Rev. Brlkira. ot Hudsonville, conducted Mrs. Onion Johnson a day last week. Rev. Weaver was absent Sunday eve­ services at Cong’l ebureh last Sunday In ning on account of having to attend a fun­ the absence ot Bev. Appleton. Misses Berths Klder and Maude Baatllh, eral and Rev. D. B. Clark filled |hi» ap­ ot Hastings, were guests of Etta Hubbard pointment. The warm sugar social at C. V. Robin­ Friday and Saturday ot last week. Kev Freeman has been bolding revlvsl son’s last Wednesday eve was well at­ meetings at the Diamond school hotisefor tended, there being about sixty present , tew weeks past aud has met with good and after a short and well rendered pro­ gram all went lo their several homee re­ 9UMre!'jolin Chambers returned to Grand porting It a success. Kaplds Saturday accompanied by Daisy Lacey. Baldwin wb» will remain a tew "«*»Item, ot much Inierwl are w«rce IhU Endeavor next Sunday eve. Subject. '"irred Brown and Will Stanna, made a ••Diligence In business” Prov. 0:11-11 and Josh 2J:S- A good attendant* at these bnalooM irlp to Bolalo last week. . _Li meetings encourages the young peopleWill Humphrey la quite low al prewait Chas. Hoyt and wife leave next Tuesday but hope, are entertained ot hie reaieert. for lltelr new home In Cleveland, Ol'loWill Uumpbrey na, aold hl, termor 13s They have many friends here who will be aerea Io Jaiper Wilier. Conalderallon sorry to bare them go from among ns «&D30. There will be an "Old Folk," welal b. The law suit between Norrla and Ntekthe parlors nt the Cong’l church TucmUv , enon ended In a dl»re«uent ut Ilia jury St* March M. A good time Is expected, i-1 al VanCeld last week but we hear that the and everyone Is Invited to come and en- I parties agreed to aeitle. PaperJGraSlDt In8.S. Prof. B. A. Holden DiSuMlou l«Tby A. U. Wllklnwu Music Country School the Year Around Mr. Wdllaon. Hickory Corners „ J , ntmaslou led w , Sl.re Koad Botool The 8.8. Library J- Ketcham, Nashville DI-eukdoB led bv Presbyterian K. 8. lUsUbgs Object Teaching hi the Itilanl Class Mr». Botum ... ,, , .„ DtomiBSlan led by Miss McLaughlin ■ KVBX1XG ■Rev. Mr. Anpleton Devotional Hou. T. E- Barkw<M*tb. Jackaoo Address KAISER—Mrs. S. Kaiser, of Dowling, an old pioneer of this county died Sunday morning from a general breaking down. The funeral was held from St Rose church* in this city yesterday, conducted by Rev. Fr. Kennedy. Interment was made at the Catholic cemetery. Married. TDBKY-SHAWMAN. Cn Wedndsday. March 4tb. 1Ru6 by the Rev. W. W. Tavlor, George Tobey, otCharleston, Mich, and EmmaShawinan, of HasUDgs Townsiitp. •. Republican County Convention. .4 blfiran county convention to elect It del to the Republican State Convention cal inter at Detroit on Thursday May 7th ittw, will beiheid in the Opera House Hastings. Mich, on FflCay April 2sth. 1806 commencing St Jl:30a.ni. 9n addition io the election of detegates will be'the election of a Chairman and secretary ot the County Committee, also the election ot ventron to W pates to the: Satie: al Convention and the elec* tlou of a Cor| Krc.'‘>iouar.»?omrnliu-e. The varies n towns anti wards will be entitled lo delegates is follows .<-one delegate for eaeh 25 votes east! for the republican candidate tor , ’ ---- -------*----------one for each --------Lleulenaii (I ovenior iu 1801 and fraction of ll ; over. City ist ward3 Assyria.... - 2nd *• 4 Baltimore... Barry r ••................. « IM 4th ** Carlton .... i. 13 Hopei.*.f Castleton...:.. J> living.<.......................... -x Hostbigs tvfr------Jlttbnsuwn .1e Rutland... Maple Groran Tboraaupie11 Orangeville.'5 Woodland8 PralrtertUe-...... 6 Yaufcee Springs.............. J» Forward cuunin notires immediately to rhe Hartings Banker and let each town and ward be fully represended. Hastings. Mich. Mareti ISlh. 1ft*. W. R. Cook. Chairman. C. V. Jordan. Secretaryl^pubilcou Co. Commiuaa. -George A. Cbiriuan. Bsrry (Urne U. Dickerson, * George K. Hassett. Middleville Kvelyo F. Jones. Lelghfou Isaac Honvmdt. Delton j Gertrude 1. Folly, IH-Rou Seth Otis. Hope Mary EUa Hugh. BrookSeld J £ Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, bSSSXh TLRSPAV MOKNIKG Rev. Van De Walker Devotional ,— - -----------Paper! Con the Methods of Jesus as a Tearher be Followed In Ute Sunday School? Ilev. R. Wooton. Hroeport Diacusslau led by Mr. Walla. Yecaley qmSob'Box. Oooductor Hat. A. D. Grigsby Followed bv general dlM-Ussino Report ot NominaUng Coininittoe and Election btOAoers • AVTCKNOO* Derotlomd Rev.«. W. Mylne. Freeport lully TMy Discussion led by our County Pi tysWent sxcrrd Gwoercpby Fret- Mreltey. HuUag, iHaenaslflft — . Vac of the "Helps” in the Teacher’s Bible, MlwKnosrifoc. Hawing. ivftxxxa 4 CREAM BAKING MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Gripe Cream o< Tartar ftwder. Free �Hastings Banner.! tricky shoppers GRUB CAUSED GREAT LOSS. ——---------- ------------- ;-------- ---------------------------- ' Ladle* Who Reb the Millinery Store* o* Thursday, Mar. 19, 1896. •— Ur**™ I ' - —— ---------- COOK BROS. Proprietors. "That lady didn’t come here >to buy. her ‘maid’ is a small dressmaker, and tlon Wna Created. A ehlesman in one of the big Cheat nut street- je’.vrlry stores recently lost, a few tunall diamond# through a very pceuliar accident, Rays the Philadelphia llecord. The milexman had taken the diamonds out.of the big safe aud wv counting them in the rear office of irretl. the store, when the ncckleut occurred. He had spread the stonro out on a I1 «nr’’ This was the remark o! a saleslady THE INDUSTRIAL OUTLOOK. in one of the large shopping stores, WMrobable Effect of the Coming Presi­ says the Cincinnati Enquirer, and, on dential Election. being asked for an explanation, she No change of tariff being expected until after the presidential election, said: ‘‘It is quite a customary tiling for *nme of the probable consequences call so-called ladles to go shopping with ahcct of tissne paper and was sorting for notice. It is better for business their maids, not with ^the remotest in­ them in the bright- ligKt which cuniv aoeii and producers that undesirable tention of buying anything, but with down 'throitffh a glans skylight directly ■changes should not come upon them the purpose of seeing the latest above himr In the. woodwork sur­ without warning. If they should start faahious and copying them at horn-* rounding th> glass in the. ceiling an out in another campaign of impetuous r.fterward. Ladies will sometimes get insignificant grub worm was working buying, as they did last summer, the these 'small dressmakers’ to accom­ away industrioiMly. The man below result might l>c to many unfortunate. , pany them on these thieving expedi­ knew nothing of the existence of the For there is some reason now to ex­ tions: then, with their heads cramful worm, nor did he realize the part it was pect a year of uncertainty and gen-1 of the most delicious notions, hie shortly to play In his affairs, fjudder.lv erally oil v u unsatisfactory usiiL is i tic mji~i markets. :A , ,,, prudential election of iuelf lu,lul|ly , Height toSome cheep m»r>. buy ,irkr; the worm broke through theouteir shell of the. wood and fell plump upon the ..nceruintv inbu.1- i « othcr “»'•riul mb, but thb year it tellable to be com-. «■>« counterpart, of the sheet of tissue paper, scattering thr dia- | plicated with foreign questions of «>mc SollMcy. Preparations for farm work promise of full crops of cotttfn ami wheat, but it will be about six mouths before the actual movement of crops, if 3»Uafactor.v in size, will begin to slim«Hunu..v o .vvmb V.. wjate business. m Meanwhile stocks on hlLd wiH be deprcMcd'tn price ruxxrrd- models they have wen. I » ™3.uier«l that for Prune , «r»>» often pay a big l'rirc ,or <-ael> auwn. It will be seen a direct infringement of the eopjright, to speak. >» nwt •disastrous * sox**' ' ■> to them. It is the custom of firms who , *!“,e '•'T” ”k'n in in thi" ,o •‘“P ing to the brightness of prOgnecta-for ' whut they call their exclusive models’ live coming yield, and this wilrtcnd to strictly secret. These are never shown binder Improvement in prices of cotton in the windows, and arc only brought 4. forward to customers who arc well " goods and some other products. and trusted.’ There is reason to expect that the in-. -known —---------------------------------------nddstricB will be subjected to a foreign I |N THh STREET CAR. ■evmpetition as severe us they bare met 1 ----- ;— ’ hdunng the last year. Imports in Feb- s®"**1 Observing individual Note* * anly Eccentricity. ntary have been fully as large as last I “Have you ever noticed,” sad a man­ ycar. In 1895 woolen goods invoiced at ’ <68,319,301 were imported, and the ac­ ia bout-town tn a reporter for the Phil­ ' ndelphia Beeord. “that nine women , toal value wm probably more than $75,- ( ( ’. nut of ten when they enter a street 080,000. Adding the duties not evaded, car invariably take a seat od the right -these imports would displace about a Third of the entire product of Atneri- jJ hand side of the car? I have frequently wondered at it, and a solution of the can woolen mills when well employed, ‘but in cloths and dress goods the pro­ mystery did not occur- to me until a portion is much greater, apparently few nights ago. I lioarded a Girard about nine-sixteenths. In some irupor- rvenue car which was entirely empty, tauat branches mure than five-eighths of und sat down in the forward left-hand ■the consumption has been captured by corner. At the next crossing a woman foreign competitors.. Meanwhile the got aboard and sat down opposite me. wool growers saw’ in 1895 no less than At the next street two mon* women 24S.S89,317 pounds of foreign wool im-> got in and took neats alongside of the .ported to displace their product. This firsts After a time there were seven -was about half the greatest quantity women in the car, all sitting in a row, ever consumed in American mills in leaving me to enjoy alone the comforts any year, even when best employed, cf the left-hand seats Then three men but. it is unpleasantly obvious that the jumped aboard and sat down on my nulls have not been fully employed side. Finally another woman joined during the last 12 months. If they havo us, and instead of'taking a vacant seat consumed ns much as 400,000,000 rear the door on the ‘ladies’ side* she pounds, over 60 per cent, of it from walked the entire length of the car and sat down alongside of' me. This abroad, the stock of domestic wool un­ add.' which was largely taken at ruing eccentricity on her part impelled me prices when it. was hoped that duties to watch her more clearly than good would be imposed, must be unusually manners possibly warranted, but I &e*vy. Depression in prices would seen. solved the mystery to my satisfaction. xx»t improbable, aud the states like She paid the conductor with her left Montana, Utah, California, Oregon. Col­ hand! She was left-handed; sec? An l orado. Texas and others, w'hich produce r 11 the women on the other pide were toast of the American wool, have to right-handed, of course.. Fact!" I settle with their senators. INDIAN TREACHERY. Imports of cotton goods in 1S93 were invoiced at $35',10L832, and doubtless A Red Man’s Cold-Blooded Villainy Meet* vvero worth much more. Im|x>rts of with Speedy Punishment. earthenware amounted to $10,524,608, A sergeant in the Second cavalry re­ the total value of clay und pottery pro­ calls an incident in his life in the Milk duced, according to the census, having river country, Montana. He was then a •been alxjut $22,000,000. Import* of private, and was carrying the mail be­ gloves were invoiced at $7,453,320, and tween the camp and Fort Assiniboine. worth very much more, the product of; One day lie met an Indian, and. ridihg the manufacture, according to the cen- along together, the soldier proffered fBua, having been about $10,000,000. Silk him a pipe, which the red man smoked yroods imported were invoiced at $31,­ peacefully. After traveling thus al’ 658,666, and the product of the manu­ the morning, they come to a crock, and facture in 1890 was about $87,000,000. the Indian reined up, saying that he From these few items it may be in­ was going1 down the stream, whereas ferred how seriously in some important the mail route led upward. Sb they brandies the employment of American separated, and, when the soldier had workers has been interrupted by the gone about 50 yards, he turned in his preference carefully given in demo­ saddle to wave another farewell. To cratic legislation to the foreign works his horror, he saw the Indian in the -and tlicir oroducts.—K V. Trihnn* act of drawing a bead on him. Quick as a flash he tumbled off his horse, un • Those Belatloas of Oom. A Tfritisb g- atlcman who has recent­ slung his carbine, and returned the ly died hns said that "a man’s mother fire of the treacherous savage. The is bis misfortune, while his wife is his Indian then fled, with the soldier hi fuul♦.■**. 'Ihis cynical harshness loses pursuit, when suddenly the Indian and «eme of it* unpleasantness when th? his horse disappeared from sight. The writer pots on to explain that, while soldier followed up carefuly, until he one’s friends are hi* choice, his rela­ stood on the brink of a precipice, 200 tives are thrust Upon him, and no one feet in depth. At the bottom lay the <* so angelic as not toconfess that there Indian and his pony, both dead. The are occasionally cases where the tyr­ faithless Indian, in his hurried attack, anny of kin is most lamentable. The forgot about, this cliff, and in his flight ■ «caj>egracc cousin, the tedious aunt, went to destruction. the gruff uncle who delights in humili­ ating the family, even the drunken fa­ th er or the hoydenish sister are too well known to lie denied. Well and Tndy HaJd. Over the triple doorway of the cathe­ dral of Milpn there are three inscrip­ tion* spanning the splendid arche*. Over one i* carved a beautiful wreath of roars, and underneath is the legend: “All that pleases is bat for a moment.” flvrr another is sculptured a cross and ■these aw the words underneath: “All that trouhies is but for a moment.” Fut underneath the great central en­ trance in the main aisle is.the inficription: “That only B important which I* eternal." ■ r Trained Gosta. . ’ ' In ‘Swizerland and other mountain­ ous countries the goat leads long brings of animals daily to and from the <nouutaiBR. but it is in South Africa t^at-Jt »b jiarUcularly kept and em­ ployed as a leader of flock* of she£p. Should a blinding storm of rain or hail *4rive Che silly sheep before it. or cauae•ehem to huddle together in a corner, sc as to suffocate each other, the Trained gout will wake them up, und by « method best known to himself will indue* them to follow him to a place of safely tut Beiestiac. A acwg With the title: “There’s r 'Sigh is thc Heart,” was sent by a young *nan lo hi* sweetheart; but the paper fell into tin* hands of the gtrl’s father. • very «i:wntlnn.-ntal physician, who “WhM i srtchrd. umetemifie rubbish to ihis? WIhi ever beard of such SAVED BY A GLOVE BUTTON, ------, Moment. Thai Were Foil ot 1'erll and Seemed Like flonra. How much may depend upon a glove ->»l<.ninK»i Uiilliu-trated ill'lu.tnv1«l at due of rlw. fastening >vas at dueofriir. SUFFER LrrrOLD MISERIES. ! ACTS AS A SPECIFIC An Apt Reply. The apt replies in the language „ w_ of .. compliment claim a literature of their own, but one nuisf.serve * ;>our indiquer les auireK.” “We shall never forget you.” said a queen of society to one of her subjects, who was making his adieu. wdk.;. “Your ladyship_ has now given me the only inducement not to r»turn.” -—THE------ SOU [HERN PACIFIC Celebrated - Sunset Llm'ted" Transcontlucntal train service. BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS, . LOS ANGELES and SAN FRANCIS'O IS UNSURPASSED. Direct connection from all points In Michigan is made ny leavlmt Chicago Saturday and Tues­ day nights (or Wednesdays 3 a. m.) in through sleepers with SUNSET LIMITED TRAINS ! Comprising: Composite €ars-IDeluding bath­ room. barber shop. cafe, library and smoking­ room : . b>e»per,-Doubl« arawtM rwxn Md lOwcUog,. >l.o oomblom nmiMrtmwt ud Lidte' P»r tor Car. riming In mrtwUon ot deulf >11 lormer KbleremmU o, w tmlldl.coo Um Ctonui>rnt-«.p«anr dMltned lor ted, •.rnveiers; Dlom-Me^. mttm aaaort.. Tim wtlrr train iflumlaaidd with Pintsch Gm. ;| •By Arwriig lo HttlSyAotiH ill terOrpM.; ; It causes health to bloom, and' joy to reign throughout the frame.1 ... It Never Falls to ReouJate... > “Mt wife haa been uniter traatment ot taa6-< Inc ptjyrlcla>« mree yean. wtLbout bonaOt., Leaving New Orleans Semi-Weekly. THE SUNSET ROUTE. Is the first line tn the Vutted Mates to roaog- BRKAKFABT-SUPPCR. ; ‘ EPPS’S COCOA In a Halssl* &I£e C. R. OfiBORN, Local Agent, h.-mul O.R.RxmmUH.O.P. AT. A. Ghicag . _ i Health Destroyed. Chas. Roderick Feared Death. How the Habit was Overcome and His Life Saved. Stall om. w if n XORTM sssr/u^i •3 «l H Hi. . Crooked Lake Delton jM From the Xveninff Timrt. N- F. :dincaard. His prescription* did not benefit (loverdale... Charles Roderick, of No. 137 Batt Cenwre inr. I took blood remedies recommended by Aken Point., druggists, with no help. A friend called my toultt......... •7 11 St., Buffalo, N. A’., .» hair: and hearty lad, attention to Pink Pifis for Pale People. I Mood leaning carelessly again*: the banister fun haaed a box of a druggist In Ithaca in BAXTixas. ebruMry, 18W. The first box had a bene­ at the head of the ttair. ’4 00| •» hO ficial effect. Have continued to tuke them, He wai. dressed in his working riothe* Hi« and there is scarcely any spots or pimples on trousers, shirt and hands were covered with iny l»ody. I can n<t” work hart!— perspira­ pawte, for they were papering at his h<nue. He tion causes no annoyance. I sleep well, aud looked the jterfect picture of robust, manly; am confident that my recovery is due to the Bapldii Pink Pills. Haklix J. SqoTF.” health. ’ Sworn to ami subscribed before me thia “ Yr.," he Mid to the T.tee. reporter. 18th day of May, 1895. ‘CLABESCff I. N1XOX, Notary Public. attetching hia anna ami expanding hhi cheat, Tioga County,' N. Y. „ g|roo< M now, Ito yu« •mht l0 have seen me a year ag<L Why you really MR. COULTKRm COURAGK. wouldu’t have known me. ",• *'PMh.»>«l p m• Dovkk, ('LABE Co., Mich., June 7, 1896. addicted to thc cigarcuv habit. 1 hr amoking To the Dr. Wiu.iams’ MsmcnvE Co.; of thrac little things and tobacl-o chewing D*Crott. This i* to certify that I have been a great 7 *5 bore me right down. . * • 5 ® lEZS *' I grew worse and worae. Each day, rwch auflerrr from that dreaded duwuae, rheumatUm many yean. In the fall of oa the 7th ~ K «j WCCK »aw saw my step strp m<in* muri- feeble, ireair. my fojm u»rm mor? more ;,forw — week tl 3A ... until friend, predie.rd „ enrly ; te! •11 ".Ml iik- uc-uiua.i-ua aiiu mi* “I was unable to continue my work ak a house again until the 28ih of March, ’®, and Hastings, from that time on I have anflerrd beyond de­ steam fitter. '• I tried everything. No man ever had scription with that dreaded diarase. Kvery fiSriiut better tuedieal treatment than 1 <Ufi, but 'twos winter I could look fur from three to six weeks that 1 could nut get out of the house, no use. . “Just imagine a young boy like me (he w and two different time*, since [ wax firrt taken abcMt twenty years of age) afflicted with with it 1 have been perfectly helpless for almost all the illness known. My heart was weeks at a time, m> I had to he’ hamlled in a bad, very weak and given to palpitating. 1 blanket. 1 tried almost everything that I was always costive, and, oh my. so weak. 1 could hear of but they did me no good, and was continually spitting bloo-l and gasping for the doctors -could not reach my raw. But _ ____ _ ______ breath. So Imd________ did this_________________ beeome that I was'-after I naw what wonderful things Dr. Wil■ Froivht tratas carry paranwra. bitt will b* afraid to go to sleepli>r I’ would Pills did for my wife in a case of ron at the convenience of the Comofeny. and * ' fear ' ” choke ’ ’ to . death i Pdralrrts, I made up my mind to try them for death. ** r^r»'v<l L» change the lime of »udj ' lo Jhonor tiRUu wtetoat! nottea. , > '“ “Ii heliere hcitere !t tald to: you I had the lient of ««?•*‘’’’.'"•M*®• No 5 will wait at Woodbury (or D. 1. .& N i-dirrilI treatment. Hr. \\ illlama. Pink Pills th*' they have medical treatment. Six doctor*. .~~-—! don*t care ; Crataa wbeo necea«ary. di treated me donr ’ or rar t,M ' doctors and all other to put their names in print—ah «r<-»tru *¥• _r~ tt -zte r-----rt ■ .... FutlMzI /I a T ■» without .utww, and I Iwcatn. ahum tlte-1 >>•" «" d»- >“ -Pp"* "< enuragrd ” rl*4 I took three MXtB of theae pills and I put Mr. Roderick mentioned the docion. by jiu ’he beat summer tbat I have for many mine to the reporter ami all were among the I .▼****• Hui during the winter T onight cold most prominent in the citv, living on Main. “f rheumatism £ltimed, and thia spring Delaware, Franklin, Gemwee * half a Genesee and other* other fiish' fash-1I 1 wm^nced ^^enced on a s down dowm boxes and have ionable thoronghfitna. taken them, and mart wiy that I. tore had leas “About a year ago I took my firat box of I [heumat>c pain thw »pring thaa 1 hare had the medicine.that fun saved my life. I ®e’°1 w,w firM t«kra down in the “I tell vou frankly that Dr. Williams’ Pink Pill* for Pale People are the brtt medi- L 1 *»»*<« M*®1 1 «Urelv cured yet, cine I have ever taken. bdt I do believe that they will drive it en“I took five boxes of Pink Pflls,' jtrtt one | ‘‘rT.’.T oa,.t*X,!.lJe .■’‘d 1 ^P** that Dr. less box than I had tod doctoral and was a well P»H« will find iheir way into many man. And the pllla onlv co«t me 50 cent, a I ?OIur’ M,,d do for <**>"» *teu they havo done box at that. ’ ' f°r u,« Respectfully youra. , “1 don’t like newspjpcr notoriety.” said ; ■ ,£<?r3IEK . Mr. Roderick, as the reporter tnrnvti to go, , ^r' " P|l»k Fills for Pale I’eopla Local Disease "and wouldn't let yon use my name if it "aYe envrtnotu sale. An analyn* of wasn't became I want others tn be benefited »n«r properties shows that they contain, in mul 1* the ix-.-iUlt u! rold> by my discovery.’' ; • t a condensed form, all the* clement* neerwary und budded clUEatic --------- «“ gi’* new life and richneaa to the blood Cha ngrtu It can be aired by apie^COVERED WITH KTHAMGE SPOTS. “"'J ,rr*<ore »b*ttrrrd nerves. They are an ant remedy which l» ap­ From the Fivtrt Owrma A’ > unfiuling specific for such ducaaes as locorrom me zvwa oa-nra. a >. motor ataxia, partial paralnis, St. Vitus’ plied . dtrfetiy n>to the ■nostrils. [Being quickly S«STlftl.hr? > dan7‘- Mi*tica. neuralgia, r hen mat but, nervabeorbed k leltet nt «cott, of the town of Outdor, Tioga to.. S. t oits headache, the after effect of la grippe, once. ^dLgr”t ’^nc8/ .,r*m thc u,r of palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow ’ v/TES?’ lf ‘he .complex to»*. that tired feeling resulting drove out to Mr. Scott s farm aud found that i from nerrowt prostration: all disease* reIs acknowledged to be the mot lbcroimh ente atr£°rk *°d-ft.PP“’Tnl*.r ln fulling from vitiated huinora in the blood, tor Nasal: Catarrh. Cold in Head ard Hay the beat of health. On making inquiry as to j such m scrofula, ehronit- ervidpclas. etc. Fever of Wi remedies. It open- and the iH truth of the the repart, report, Mr. j|r. Arott wto iril ’tb of very They are also a sue*.16c for troubles ne<-uliAr They are also a spr.lfic for irouble,, peculiar cleanses the nasal parages, albiys pain and inenthusiastic und cheerfully fumudicd the fol­ tn females, such iu Mipfirexeiuna, irregular!- OmnaUtMi. heah* the sores, prfltret* the men’.lowing affidavit: brane from cold, restores the •eases of ta«te ties and all form-, of wraktieaa. They build " Harlin J. .Scdtt, being dulysworn. says that lip thr bliaal. and restore the glow of* health and -mell Pt Ice SO cents at DruKldst- ' -r by mall. hr is a fanner living in the town *»f Candor. to pair and mi!!<>w checks. In men thev ELY BROTHERS. M Warren St. N* York. Tioga Co., Shite of New York. Had fonnrrly rffrot a radi<ml cure in nil ca<Jes arising from lived in Caroline, Tsinpkine Coaniv, N. Y. menial worry, overwork or excroes of what­ okotlt OF FUI11.1CATI ON. For several years was afflicted with a dierttse ever nature. There are no ill rffe.Ms follow­ of the skin, in which brown spots and wires ing the use of this wonderhtl medicine, and it 1 State of Mlebipan. appeared upon his fiwe, neck aud hody. At can.be riven to children with perfect safety. Tt»»ei«culkcjurt for the county ot Bicrj hi » Chancery. times suffered a burning, prickling or v. itching ..vmt<11^ 14 Dr. William* fir all Mnnntirin Jji%K i .Irtl™, 7221m that wna or win ’toPink H-OI Pills ncr are poxl wold o. l!rl»l Map A. litrt Compbiha ux agreeable, esrecially sp when perspiring, and of price, fill cents per In»x or six bezrw for ohrai'-teJi^rh’‘rn,U mL1"”1 by addrewing Dr. Williama’ Mtdkifte phyuciana, who Mid my liver aud blood waa I Company, Schenectady, N. Y. At a session of said Court, hdd at the court Hoose In Hie Clb of Hastings In luld Cvunly. ou . the 10lb, toy. of M treb A. D. tsc.. Present, HoN. Clemext Saktii. i I a • Circuit J mart­ in cause It appearing from affidavit on file. that the defenoa it tUisrtes T. Hart is uot resident oi this State, and that his residence cannot be ascertained, after diliceut Inquire. Is the Most Popuiar Republican NewspapL. r MriMMwMComplainant s Solicitor it h ts ordered that the ap)>caran<rt of paid non'-resldent defendant Charles T. Hart De of the West and Has the Largest Circulation. enters <1 herein w thlu 5 months from the date of this order, and In ease ofhla appearance that TERMS BY MAIL. he cause his Hiisu er u> Urt bill ot complaint tn DAILY (without Sunday) t>e fi’ed, and a copy thereof to be served on the $4.00 per year Complainant's So.fclSor within twenty doys alter DAILY (with Sunday) ................ ■eervlcc ua him of a copy ot said IUH and nojicj' .$6.00 per year of this order; and in def tu't thereof, said Bill will be taken ax conlc«sed by said non re d, i’ defendant. • A d It is further ordered, that PER YEAR within flfteon days the Complainant c*u»r a A- ■ * *■" notice of ibis order to be published In Hie HABTtaoa Baxkmr. a newwaoer prtideo published and <drrulaUn« In said County- nnc ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT UTERATUR. that said publication be continued therein oner In eich week fjr six a*b la sucwrsloo. or tbat she cause artropy of this order to be person ally served an ««id non-reeldeat Defenawit at least twenty days before the limit abov e pre­ scribed for hw appearance As a Family Paper Is Not Excelled by Any. Clemknt smith. ■ Circuit JutfEv Examined, manterslgned aad entered by me. ”’Bb,r of the >“ JOHJi G; NAlRUtH, lKvw?f^!?voR™IMTU.U1J',T'n,b”tQf lukud- 1»«UTSH। . •. Register. ARY FEATURES are unequaled. ! , : ; Lomrakd awp nvunas. vi^.W£.^VE PAGE PAPER and contain* th® New* oftto World. Complainant's Solicitor. i w **.*...» nt CATARRH ELY’S CREAM BALM The Inter Ocean $1^ The Weekly Inter Ocean The Weekly Inter Ocean I A Im, nnrw N 7 t? U“1 WI>“1 “ l* O“b.teh.a w“XLy o«« Ch.OMo OCXS* •. __________’THE INTER O<BANi CNdlCL KAFFIR KOLA EXTRACI Is the Greatest Remedy and Cure of the MONDAYB AND TBVH8DAY8 BUIrtEL# nSCUTOB CO., AUaate, to.' toUbytowiataat •LWyarkatto < j : i out, but caught into the fastening of ■ the glove. The swing of the.groat. 1 Loom took him off Ms feet in an in-.-I। II stunt, and carried him out into the gid-Ji dy space with his life depending on I1 the glove's holding fast. llis whole II weight was'hung on that .button, arid there was n. clear 175 feet of space be­ tween him aad the floor , of rock be­ low. ’Pile moments that parsed lieforo the boom could beswung back over the bank seemed like hours to him. but he got there at last, nafe and sound. 7Q hours New Orleans to San Francisco. BRADFIELD'S ; i FEMALE i REGULATOR, ' | । ■ which dangled near him. It was win­ ter and he wore thick buckskin gloycs. I The hook slipped from him as he leaned I 58 hoars New Orleans to Las Angeles. ] j Monson shite quarries in an atheiituro Khieh the person concerned would not care to repeat, says the ]>wiston Jour­ nal. He wm n derrick man, who stood on the brink of one of the great chasms from which the slate rock is hoisted. His duty was 1b catch hold of the big hook depending from the end of the boom as it swung oxer the I wink and attach it to the crate to iw sent biu*k into the uit. Standing uj>o« the very edge he Waebcd out to catch the hook Iron and Steel. It is. difficult, says a Belgian journal, to distinguish between iron und steel tools. They have the same polish and workmanship; use will commonly show the difference. To make the dis­ tinction quickly place the tool upon a stone, and drop upon it some diluted nitric acid (four parts of water to one of acid). If the tool remains clean is of iron; if of steel, it will show n black spot where touched with the acid, These spots can be easily rubbed .off. THE DEADLY CIGARETTE Is TIMETABLE A BUFFALO VICTIM’S TERRIBLE CONDITION Hap, Eduuua nionils right and feft. The Hulestnun worked for two hours tn gathering up thr tiny precious s-toncs and Then found thtft four of the Mimes were still missing. This meant $15 or $20 to him, for that was whnt the lost stones w©re uorth. He never recovered them, but he threw thcgntliworin iut^i tiar stove and Watched it burn with fiendish satisfaction. I And the new eqrlpmimt ot the»e magnificent trains excels In elegance Mid comfort the sup­ erb service of the past sewon. i Thousands oi Women: ’ i I | I | | ’; 19th OENTUR^ • 1 - . S^KCUriQ^ SALE. Notire istMrnbv " Irtueofawri! dtcourt «f tori fat ''an’ the County GIHriand. _____ 81*1 U>d deliver llevynpon •d. idia of thr ord lu j. thwt ,ceU oi ship of icbtgan ot the five, thr East thirty West ____________ threv i. su9 ntee Wtot. Allot which l "h*’*’ »tor sale at pobilc anctioc. to the hlchrsi Ito Roeth front door of th; Court , County of Barry CHUM bring ETt for the GRATEFUL-OOMFORTINQ. BOILING WATCR OR MILK. 3. S. Scranton & Go. Publisher*/ Hart­ ford, Cuun., want 1600 agruti to can raw* for a bran new t»ook Hut ‘■’PjIiSRiH. McKx.-m. AtqiniOKJfgKAOTON. Blierlft NUTICE FQH HEAKIXG OF CLAIMS. bran order of the 1Barry, wade A. 0. iwc. BIX a fir wrote on the outeide: -\G*»akrn tIUgooaix: do sigh in the fwni’i possiMe. * i^gb* relate almost e->-1 to I be lungs aad diaphragm!” ] the City of ^jwancc. on or Frttoto. �LOCAL Nt- Hasting • Banner Thursday, Mar. 19 ■ « Z-’.; ■' Jnxou Soap hurts ue fabric. 18<,6 Weekly .teat lara* turt .at« r Grand Haven bl 11 lard teta propose to have' gent or III brew ■ tournamruL • CIRCULATION - fnis week, w. R. COOK. Local Editor. 86 Honafter, ehnugmi f« Mirniwurnt. austreuh thia e*ee TMadayt. >i latm u Mure Insertion th the laaw -u. ...... tIhid bronchi. ftte democrats ouiy elected one man at the St Juhu« election. Jaxon Prize best. Baking pLwddr leavens Ouiy three votes had to be thrown out 1'ure, rich blood la the true cure fur nervoua- at 1 be Portland village election. new, und Hood's Barvanarllia thr Onr Tiue Blood Purifier and Nerve toulc. Allegan te oue of the Mlcbigau villages Altegan to talking of erecting a $4,000 that are entirely out of debt creamery. . : a There are at present an even 100 mei 18'tvh»g a Ufe senteuce at Jackaon prison. Mr. S. M. Watts. a commercial trav­ eler at home in Brandywine, Va., ex­ plains bow easily we may mistake nerve exhaustion for kidney and other organic troubles. He writes: ‘*About two months ago I came hameauffenng from sleeplessness and a dull painm my kidneys. I was advised to use Dr. Wheeler's Nerve Vitaliaer, which * did. Less than two bottles completely c ured me of what I thought was kid­ ney trouble. I consider it a valuable medicine. The nerves are the support and maintenance of the entire human structure and should be treated, inAte&d of the organs manife^ing the symptoms. Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve VI-’ talizer is the only reliable and safe treatment to use to build up and rnrpnly the important nerve tissues o< the human system, so that they usay strengthen the vital organs. /•'or Sale by W. Bill Nye left an estate 'valued at Sts000 and a life insurance of 118.000 all of which goes to his wife. Ths Nichols & Shepard Qo.. of Battle Creek, are working their fulljorce tea hours a day at present. Benjamin Eby, of Caledonia townahlpu Who left an estate valued at Si 1,000 wills all but SR, 000 ot it to his wife Bailors believe tbat navigation on the lakes will open early this year owing to the thinness of the Ice at present. Thort McGarry, the well known crimi­ nal lawyer wilt conduct the defense for BertHolnbee whose trial comes off at Grand Rapids March 30. The Fennville Herald says the local lodge of Odd Fellows has given up Its ball, stored Its belongings and turned Its • goal" out to pasture. B. Goodytar. BUSINESS CARBS. Threshing grain by electric transmis­ sion of power la at present being carried niL ALICE KIRK. 1’ Physician and Sn^aeif. AU oath* promptly attended day and night. at Ford’s Hotel. eoutk tdfle entrance. on with very satisfactory results at MaK>y. In Sweden. The electricity ta Coldwater has adopted the thin “food” । menu u» abate the tramp nuhancr. Berrien Springs has organized a new ladder company but bn no equIppmepL aniutelli- A Vsluitbte I'rescript!<m Bailor Morn• • Uurtinnginu. Ind. . “8uu” write-; Yn » i.v • a valuable pre- | McilptUm in Hl......... Burrrx. and 1 can < hrertull> rec-flnt jr *i tor Sick Head­ ache and (haiKit.t-> -,i>. xmi aN N general ' system nunc i«f1i>A n . qual ” Mr»*. Anu Ktehlr. 2625*(^» : -u- Guivt* Ave.. Chicago., was all ruu d«>w i». - u-«< i>m| rat nor digest' food, had a l»a<*H «IiL4i never li ft her and Mt tired nn ... -r>. Iiui fix bottira of Electric Bitters r*>»i«>tr<! her tyralth and renewed her strengite. Prrt* 50 crtite aud $1.00 Gt< s bofrte nt Modrn. Drug Store. Nothing cleans cleaner than Jaxon soap. A be be w a young man had lite band shot off at a chirival last week aud It bad to be ampatated. Grrenvblaat*. Pa . Jan.. 23, *90. mwtiDear Sir:—Thank Ihwl there l» clue that will eun- catarrh, Mr. PretxittPontiac has decided to create the office ger 1 used yotir bauipte box of catarrh of etty aaseaaor and do away with assestwhich you seat me. Tbe first night I mrnt by supervisors. It not only te so, but rt must be so. One used it it helped me. May God bless you Minute Cough Cure acts quietly, and that’s for your kUiflne'8 I u«ed the little box what makes It go. W. H. Goodyear. you s«nt me zed about half a fifty cent An loula county farmer Is said to have traded a sound four year old colt for ten cbiekeus of a fancy breed. Try a can of Hopkins' Steamed Hominy (Hulled Com). It Is delicious. FuIlqL, 10c. Jackson te to have a new industry—s factory that will turn out a,000 “home tall” fasteners” every day, “Give me a liver regulator and 1 can regulate the world.” aald a genius. The druggist handed him a bottle of DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the famous little pill. W. H. Goodtkak. The entire herd of 93 cows nt Pontiac asylum was examined for ruberculoste. Not a single ease was found. jl»r. They keep it in Clkamberaburg. 1 have told a great many people about your ne. Hou. ’Squire Britton, brotbertotne,te uring It; lie sajs It te help­ ing him very much; he has catarrh very bad. Mrs. CL D. Ludwig, daughter of mine, te using your medicine. 1 use it Id the evening before retiring to bed and am feeling better now than I have for the Jfitt Ave years. My bead te clear and 1 have more energy for *ork anti business. Be­ fore 1 used your medicine 1 felt many a time tbat 1 did not care whether 1 was Hy­ ing or dead; I bad do energy: 1 did not care for anything. I bad catarrh over slUy*Beven yearn; mother had catarrh and conveyed a considerable distance from the it turned Into consumption; she died In main cable to a motor In the Immediate K BARRELL W.’W. FITTER. her sixty-fourth year. 1 have a farm up vicinity of the thresher. BARRELL A IMTTBR. One Inate Cough pin tiujtm* the at Strasburg, veven miles from Greenvil­ Attorneys at Law. right spwt. It also toaches It at the right The fact that rail timber Is becoming n«rr over HaaUngN City Hank. OaMeettema lage. On nice days 1 drive up to the farm ■ ri-t.qxiy attended U». and gwaerel lawbusinem scarce and that wire fences are Mgh in time If yon take It when you have a cnngh or eoM. See the point? Then don’t and work. Mr. Pretzlnger I think It would runaantist. 1 price, Is rev I ring an almost lost art—the cougK "W. H. Goodyear. pay yon to have It put In all tbe Franklin building of steoe fence*. Many farmers VU A. LAMPMAN. a reitabir, houest The St Joseph hnrbor baa been blown county papers as I at H . 1). D. S. who have surplus stone In their Adds are full of lee, the field extends out ten or fif­ man, so tbe people My. middling well ac­ Al! kinds of Dental work, floor carefully and thinking aerteuriy of using them for fenc­ teen miles, and all navigation Is blocked. • rc nrtrtlv. Local An-rthrt»ivi<as nr cbloeofocml quainted over the County. ■’■vec bfflee over rbtu SwdZte'w Racket Store, es. A very fine exhibition of Che stone J. C. Blanchard, of Ionia, has in his Yours truly. botnwfi to 1- -uid I to 5. fence baiMer’s skill can be even on the possession the sword which hte grandfath­ Gvo..K. Zollinger. ,1. C. l.AMPMAN, M. D. er rented through tbe revolutionary war. A small sample can be obtained by send­ Offl* "1th A. Lampuun. calls promptly roads between Vicksburg and Fulton. ,n-w--ltd. .-pedal aOreUitni given to nttW: A tdgh liver vflth a torpid liver will not ing a 2c. stai ip to PretKlnget Bros., ChewDeacon John Smith, of Martin township lyu'-r- 'ud trratlug Hernial or Rupture far Correct the liver with ■-aiilca* cure. The maJorR-y'of cases can he is a good old soul but a little Absent mind­ beatoug livre. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, little pills iste. Dayton, U. p*rmai.-ntly cured wittean’. a surgical epereed. A oouple of weeks ago be lost a day. that cure dyspepsia and constipation. u«n. , W. H. Goodyear. and when Sunday morning true, thinking Morgan. MMku Feb. 11.lrM.-In ttw spring f-f aw AND COI.I.BCTfOR-OFFICE OF It was Saturday, be hitched up and drove Lansing Pants and Overall company dM IBSi I waa al ran down In fireh aod ttrrhttb J M. SMITH. and weUhedertF m pound*. T brean takinr to town, taking a .bed spring which be teatimes* stDonnting to SlOfiXlOO In 18*5 Hood's Maraauarllla und After taking two Condi tions mmle i<i all parts of tbe-state wished to return because It -did m t fit his aud has declaved a dividend of five per bottles I muright. Hl'tce I began txkinK (jonwyuhring a Mpvcinttiy. Special pains the racdldue iltave gained tn flee«li and I a elate eeat. 1U pouads. WHInun WHmni. taken in drafting eonusbcts. chattel aaart- bed. When he readied the village the un­ Quick In eCrct. heals and leaves no sear. ^aLv-and wills. Woodland, Meh. usual ■quietness which prevailed rattier Burning, scaly skin eruptions qulekly Hood’s Pfltaeure MllMBMto, IndlgMtlou. startled him: ami be asked a person who cm-rd by DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Ap­ ‘ dward T<kgw*rt Loyal E. Knappen. I happened to be up and around tlie occa­ plied to bums, scalds, old swrea. It is magi­ * Arthur C. Denison. sion for it. When the truth dawned up­ cal In effect. Always cures piles. TAGGART. KNAPPS^ & DEN WON. W. H. Goodyear. I.AWVWCS. on hten he pinched himself and then re­ Boost* SM-S17 Michigan Trust Co. BWc. The ladles of the different literary social Grand Rapids. Michigan. turned heme to prepare for church.—HfClUM. of Lansiiik have orglnlzed an as­ lcijtMi>Qazcttc.. sociation t«-establish a hospital In their tame- a. sweezev. ' There la still a sad lack-of politeness in dry. Attorney at law. In the-majority of Hastings. Mich. very many schools. Don’t invite disappointment by experi­ Practices iu all courta-of the state. Ooi- BChoets the fault is clearly with thr teach­ ment lug. Depend upon ' One Minute lectr-n* promptly atterafod to. er. 4t Is natural for chittken to Be lawless Cough Cure and you have Immediate re­ lief. it ctives croup. The only harmless and dh-courteoua. and the teacher should rewardy that produces Immediate results. p A. SCRIBNER. M. «.. constantly strive to overcome such habits W. H. Goodyear. ’ . Phybtelan and Surgenn, by stHet observance lo tl»e rules of polite­ Delton, • Mich. Dr. Wm. Sprague, of Coldwater claims Offlee In residence, oue block east of depot. ness +n word and act. Papite should not to l»r the eldest physicians in Michigan. be allowed to stare at stcangrrs who visit He te ninety-one and has practiced over A. dt C. H. BAKBCR ■the school; they should not be allowed to fifty J^ars. i . I'byeiclatiH and Burgeons. lit Ma. 2i Prtzi. 34 Pila. E H Call» in eity or oouucy responded to with promptness, day or nighL use impudent language to people passing Seething, healing, cleantdog, DeWltt’t the school yard; they should be taught to Witeii Hazel Salve te the enemy to sores, wounds and piles, which It never falls to 4i«ten Md not tetrrrupt when others are A SHELDON, Cures taikluk; when spoken to tfcey should re- cure. Stops Itching and bunting. « Ab*tract.and Real Estate Office. rliapped llpe and cold sores In two or «pond in a proper manner and not blurt three hours. AMlrnct Block. Hastings. W. H. Goodyear. Money lo io-u on Bea) Estate Meal Estate told on c -mmimtoo. General eonreyaacing. •out ‘•D«te* ?r “yep” for «• sir. or yea sir. Mayor Edward F. W>odcoek. of Niles, Having a complete set of Abstract Books, com as the case may be. Nothing will quicker s’led from the Records, can lurvteb complete has declared himself a candidate for state teat tbe influence and instruction of the abflBMta. treasurer. He te cashier of thc City Natteacher than tbe habits of hfe pupils. A tlonal bank. HC1UP T. COIXMWVE, tree te known by Its fruit—Thr School Atiomcyat Law 1s this; if you are troubled with Catarrh, FUMvr ■.teuccewsor U> MoRb A ColgTWWa.) 4UDce la Uuiqb Meet. HaaUaga.) Cold iu Head. Hay Fever, go to the drug­ Fractteea In all the eoerta ot the atate. gist named below sod get a bottle of CenShe MmwH Cake WlUi GMUlamaa Bbe was refiwed. Intelligent aud not bad tnryCatarrh Cure. Mo danger of being L KENASTON. lookiu*. but amwehow she never eeemed to humbugged. Relief In five minutes and a • Attonx take wttb the gentlemen. They didn't positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. like her listless ways; they said abe hadn’t At the Northern Kent spelling contest prnaytly Uteuded te. any “snap” about her. Pohr girl! she was at Cedar Springs a pupil from Courtland •uffVrtog from functional irreaularitiea, township school spelled tbe 600 words on R. T1M M ERMAN. Homoepathte Phy aad 11 waa actually Impossible for her to ths lists without an error and two others take muet fairest in anything. Bat a < • siciaa and Sacgcon. change came. Otto day she beard of Dr. scored 599. Ofllceeeor Roger*a greaary stere.) Pierce’S Favorite Prescription. She pro­ ,J. W. pierce. Republic, la., says: “I cured a bottle, and she had not taken half have used One inute Cough Cure In my its contents when Sbe felt like another family and for myself, with results so en­ astings itv ank woman. Now abe is ta the enjoyment of tirely satisfactory tbat 1 can hardly find perfect health, and*, baa suitors by tbfr words to express myself as to its merit Hastln®n, Mich.’ score. No woman need suffer from func­ I will never fall to recommend It to others, tional Irregularities and weaknesses. The on every occasion that presents Itself.” “Favorite Prescription” is a mfe and ri«rW. H. GoodyeAH. SURPLUS, • I 7,000.00 tain cure for all the weaknesses to which Benton Harbor newsdealers are having tncaqxNutml under the law* of the State o’ wameu are peculiarly subject. a cut-rate war. They reduced the price Michigan. of Chicago papers from J12 to 10 cents a IW. Fierce’, Pellet’e core con.tlpetlon, week, then to one cent a day, and finally Open tor businoM, Dec. Ifi, IB8O bllloeeneen. indlgcllon in« be.deche. to five cents a week. One a done. ‘ OFFICERS. Tbe Ideal Panacea. D G. ih>t»WMon. Prefddwd: Bnckl.. . aralm IMn Ckeatcr Metuier. Vice Pth. James I. Francis, Alderman, Chicago. Tbe best eal.e In the world for cut., Dau W. Key no i j g, CiUkter ” 1 retirt Dr. KI.rt New Dlreo.bmieee. wire., olcere, salt rbeum, feeer ni RECTORS. aoeee, tetter, chapped hands, chilblain., er, » «n Ideal I*«n«ee» tor Coo,h«. Cold, Dsui W IteyuaUs. W. H Powsra, uid Lunn Compl.lnt., h..ln« uned it lb D G RobiMOQ. iL B. JlMecr, coma, and all aklit Irruption., and ^posi­ tively care pile. or no ph, required. It ray tomlly tor the lut Bee year,, to the P. T. Coigrovs. exelu.ton of phy.lel.ns prescriptions or Is guaranteed to elve perfect Mtlafactlon other preparallhnS-" Um only sartMgB departawm tn Harry or aioney refunded. Price ® Her. John Bnnnifc Keokuk. low., box. For Mie by W. H. Goodyear. *bv writes: "I hare been • ntolsler of lhe druxxl.L _________________ _ Methodist Episcopal church for 55 years or( Tbe eotopuIvory school law was badly more.'and have no.er fondd anythin, so needed In Albion. Since Ila enfortetarnl benedel.l. or lh.t nave me such »P<«ly 50 pupil, hate been added to the enroll­ relief m Dr. Eton’s New Discovery.” Try ment of the public schools, necessltalloy this Ideal Connh Remedy now., Trial Bottles free kt Modem Drug Store. tbe openinc »t an unirraded room. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. >25- _ ___ no. .. SO Cui Prins, nek J2 JMS500 83 Print Every competitor whose sentence reacass forty-two covered volume containing twelve of Wilkie OofHas* no ninx aentaneea are of tbe same length pi___________ and no person wUlte allowed Each competitor must construct hie own'•entencA 1 .fences ran not be corrected or subatl to Msd to enter tbl> contest more than once. Benn after they are received. Residents of 4Omaha are dos permitted to compete. directly or indirectly RULES FOR THE SEMTEMCE-fNo Others Furnished.) A C H Your Daily Bread. B th. dl*UB,ulib«d u-coafiaumiu. I’ : WILLIAM J. BRYAN, l« Editor, l ul It U «qolr«a that each oompeUu Mat.no. ba .adbMd with <M>e OoUm tot . ( T,V . autworlpUon. Th. WBCKI.T Woai.a-Haa.Ln la laaued la Mnl-weakl, MO- . | tloa,. aad bonce I. nearlj a. toad M a daily. It I. lb. wertero duuBptoo <3 tow ' allver caloan and the loadla, taraU, aewapaper ot Mebraaka. I Address,' < i Weekly World-tieraM. Omaha, Ne&. © Is no doubt a matter of . some concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in tlie city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. A E. REHKtt.FR OF K M the Bab, la CuUlac Teeth. ••I have never bed a d.y's Mckuewi In Be sere and use that old and well tried my life,” s»ld • mlddle-eged men the oilier remedy. Hrs. Winslow’s Sootblnr Syrnp for children teethloir. ft soolhs the child, <,,"Wb«t» comfort It would tx\" »lrh. sol tens the gums, allays all pain, cures •ome poor Invilld "lo be to hl. pl.ee for > wind nolle end la the best remedy for vrer ot two.” Yel h.lt of the tovellds we diarrl.tea. Twenty-dee cento a bottle. sec might be Jn.t u heerllly «s he. It they would only l.ke proper eere of Ibemnelve. eat proper food-aud direst tt W. Oder Otte Hundred Itollar.jwjard twane It’s »o .Ir.nge lh.t sueh simple thing, CMiMtrb (halcaKUoC be cured by nans ■re overlooked by those who w.lrt health. C.tarrh Cnre.j ci(ixkv Food make, health. Wf. lh* iHMleralrued hn»r ki own * ■ J it makes strength—find atrenath ward* rhpf.ev Lt tbe test ts jean*, and prime nun ^rtre’t! hmmreble in all htt.lnrss transae,Im.. off aleaneM. The man who had in-er Mild CnandwH' ante to carry out gay obligauous been sick was strong because he digested fnndr »>v hjrjtliatr firm. mirtln bla food, and you could become the same Wr.»T* Ti lax, SVbotetale Dni^gists. roieuo, by helping your stomach lo work »« well WAi b Kiham & MAR-xtN.WbblmieDrug JlairtCatarj^Cm^t I* taken Internally, act- # It will make yoa atrong and healthy by tiw ftirecLW the blood and mucous sur- making lhe food yon eet make you fat. & n»on JSem T^timoniate sent fr«Druggists sell It. Trial bottle. 10 cents. l??e?je rer umtie. Bold by all drentaU- IT WON'T RUB OFF. Will Paper is Unsanitary- Kalsomine is tem­ porary, rots, rubs off and Scales. Wt ALABASTINE being adapted to mix, ready_foruse.ynwk Cold water. Can be easily brushed on by a*yr one. Made in white and twelve iMbtoDeMMj tints. ALABASTINE is adapted to *0MyIttX of plain and relief decoratla^. FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS PWHF DEALERS. ▼ ' ASX YOUR PAINT DEALER NOR CARD OF.-THtTS^? ^MANUFACTUWeo ONLY BY ALABASTINE CO.. GRAND WHAT BRING-;-. RELEASE FROM DIRT AND GREASE? WHY, DON’T YOU KNOW? S APOLIO in Buying a Piano or an Organ * not fall to examine the latest Mason A Hamlin models. Beent provements together with time tested points of superiority render theun Catalogues and full Information sent free. 250 and 232 WABASH AVENUE, CHICAGO. Ill T $1,000 for the One who Guesses Best. A year ago ttr CMes^o Record offered 190.000 in cash prizes to authors for tbe best Mstor*ea of mystery." Tbe stories were so called becanye it was required that a mystery should ruu through tbe entire story and bo disclosed only in the last chapter^ readers of Thc Chiaaoo Record who- atooutd .be to solve the mystery, or come nourwt to >- coTrast solation of it, iu advance of tbe pubUectlon of tbe last chapter in tbe paper. Stillwell Edwards, wt Mmwb, Ga. His story is e*1 “Sons and Fathers.” will begin !□ Ute continue in about! SXmw^»!.ra5^iVSS3’v^‘,,“r’ To tbe reader from whom The Record receives the most complete and correct solution in all Its details of the entire mystery of t as it shall be disclosed in the last chapter when published Full partlcalan as to lbs details of tbe eondrtiooe tng tbe awarding of tbeee prisee will be pobllabed <*HK’Aoo Racoan. Tbe priDdaai ndea are aa follows. 1. But oae eoiatioa. can be enjwed.by.a.rrader. It te Immutrrtal whether dw reader eubeerttee for tbe paper direct to teeoflceoC pablMtettoa, W wtMtbsr It to boogbtnmii tbe local newsdealer. Tlx* contest to open, under tbe specified cooditlotu. ru ail wta» read tbs paper. t Aad teat, but not least, ; . Only tan find Girls may Guess. TMa Caicaao Rxenan ia nra^miMvaUv . p*r. sod tta daUy irslurr Intemforf wtsmid at “ fins wriU ttfar xu to mate * _ ____ nouDced.eccordlQf to tbe taKjDdgmeat of tbe Judges appointed Send 10 Cents and get The Record 10 Days. । ALABASTINE $10,000 for Women , 1• 1 । 1 , ( (I < J P P 1 / ( 1 bat no letter can be used or counted more then three time*. No word except or T" can be used more than onec. Tbe aentenc-1 must consist of complete word*. Signs, figures, abbreviations or contractions, etc., must not be used. The proDona ••p ud the article “a" will ba accepted as complete words. Proper nouns cannot be used. Each contestant must toatoate by figures at the end of tela sentence teou “‘Vhli'rom.rkSij'libc'r.loflerUi.KlebyUieWma.TWomJo-Bia^D.crwMea Fruit buds in Calhoun county are reportea as all right Cuttings from peach and cheery trees are In Call bloom. L tut Hui, “Style 3. A SPECIAL OFFER! Tbe story brains March 3, and it is desirable that xntocriptlons should be received as far In advance of that date as possible, but all subscriptions on this special otter received up to April 1 will be RHed, but none after April l. in“ Ttt'r. Cmcanfs ftaeoan te Chicago's leading morning daily. In I sei. with a .<5tn«te rarepUon. U bas tbe laigra morning Hr- Tbe Journalists' class paper, publistod la Ne .Vet^xipentom, says; •Iidirisl uppaniaiity. frat from thc taint at parttoarablp. 11 to Cbkaisu eUuiiij- Newspaper. Prof. J.T. Hatfield.of tbeNorth wrttrtn t-nlrereity. u-rittof to vbe .fowursn <XK.) AmUx. aavs; approach,* tbe tnx- joarnalWtlc Meal as Tax Cu> a«K> Kmcobd." Forward your subscription at early <ti powiMr. as ,thst countnre.(bat TrkCmicsqo Racoancorses, opening cbapttra uf tbe ErevanGREAT |iu,0S0 nuZE ides! ilnH.v journal a« wr are for apmc time 1 three mortal stores.'* -7... . VICTOR F. LAWSON, F« tel I shor The CHICAGO RECORD. 181 Mad two ■ SL, Chkiaee. in �astings Banner. Genaral Asremblv hare emphatically in­ States Senator. Governor Foraker, and we congratulate lhe republicans of Ohio that to-day has completed the fulfilment of all the pledges made by ttieir last convention. Thursday, Mar. 19, 1896. MARSHALL L.COOK, Editor. ■OTTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER AT THE HASTINGS, MIC-., POSTOFFICE, AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES ben franklin s OHIO AND IOWA. dorsed the people’s choice for United Republican Conventions THE------ Held These Two States. We honor tbe eminent sons of other states, whose splendid services, and high character have justified their preseniat on to the American people as candidates for bio HEAD. Indorses McKinley for the Presidency-AHlson the Choice Tbe difficulties encountered recently by thc lineal descendants of that great man. statraman. patriot and everything else that men properly bold in estima­ tion — Benjamin FrankHn — ia baring themselves enrolled among the Colonial Dames, recall an anecdote of him, saya tbe Washington Post, embalmed in the family records of the sage of Mon­ ticello. but which, so far ns the writer knows, hw never been published. Whe» about to present himkfelf Jor the first time at tbe court of. Versailles he was informed by the master of ceremonies that a wig was a sine qua non. Now, bis brad was so large that no ordinary wig would begin to fit it, und the situ­ ation was embarrassing in the extreme. However/ one was found sufficiently large to pass him through the ante­ chambers, after which he was permit­ ted to remove the ridiculous conven­ tional appendage and place it in his ample pocket, whence it never again Deering Pony Binder ——WITH-------- Columbus, 0^ Mureh 12.—In conven­ tion in this city yesterday the repub­ licans chose the following delegates nt large to the national convention at St. Louis: Senator-elect Foraker, Gov. KINO OF THE HARVEST FIELD. One that Bcprusenls all the Elements of November. Bushnell, Marcus A. Banna and Con­ Prosperity and Business Progress. The people of Ohio take satisfaction hi gressman C. H. Grosvenor. For pres­ PEERING LEAD. During tbe past few years the name of lhe expressions coming from every section idential electora- at large the follow­ OTHER 5 FOLLOW, McKinley and the term •‘protection’’ have of our common country, of popular approv­ ing were chosen: T. F. Mack, of Sunalmost become synonymous, and tbe name al of their distinguished fellow-citizen. dusky, and Albert Douglass. Jr., of ©f the great American champion of pro­ William McKinley. Tbe great advocate Chillicothe. The Ht«U TUket. tection has become a household ward. The of protection, who has all bis life stood for The following state officers were last national campaign was a conflict l>e- America, Its factories, Ils farms, ita fire­ nominated: tween McKinley protection and free trade. sides, finds bis reward, in the confidence Secretary of state, Charles Kinney. . Tbe victory won by tbe latter completely and affection of tbe people, whose Interests Judge of the supreme court. Judge demoralized the forces of the former. In havo been his constant care. The Re- Ma-rahall J. Williams. ct Dairy and food commissioner, Joseph emerged to public gaze. . tbe hour of defeat the confidence of Mc­ pu bl leans of Ohio pledge him anew the It Black bum Member board of public works, Frank Kinley In lhe ultimate success of the absolute, loyal and unswerving support of A. Huffman. principle tbe republican party represents bls state «t the national convention, and . The Platform Adopted. Caucus Notices. was never shaken, and when called upon instruct tbe delegatee chosen to represent Congressman J. M. Taylor, chairman The county convention for nominating said “My friends, be firm. This Is only a of the committee on resolutions, re­ Ohly e»> redeem this pledge. delegates to the Congressional and Stale ported the platform, which was greeted cross-current, h clop sea; tbe tide of truth conventions will be held In this city Fri­ with frequent applause and adopted. flows surely on beneath.” Tbe result of THE TREASURY TROUBLE. day April 24th. It will save the calling of The platform is in part as follows: extra caucuses In the townships If dele­ the last election amply demonstrated the Fictitious Showings Made by the Demo­ The platform congratulates the people gates to this county convention are nomi­ truth of what he said. cratic Administration. of the country upon tbe growth of repub­ lican sentiments, os evidenced by the sig­ nated at tbe same time lhat township of­ Administration democrats are rejoic­ The republicans of Ohio would not let tbe turning down of the reve­ nal victories of the last three years, which ficers are nominated. McKinley retire and last week unanimous­ ing assure a glorious national triumph in the j the ‘ republicans coming election. Denounces the demo­ ly declared In his favor and adopted such nue bill prepared by HOPE. and ikissed by . the hou house of representa- cratic administration as the most destruc­ a ringing platform that we print it in ful^ tive and disastrous the history of the coun­ Hope republican caucus will be held at Their objection is baaed in part try has ever known. Affirms adherence as follows:— ' Cloverdale ou Thursday. March 26. 1896 upon the measure’s recognition of the to the principles of the republican party The Republicans of Ohio congratulate protective policy and in part upon re­ as defined by the national convention Ln a‘ one o’clock p. m. By order of Com. 1ES2. Declares that the party Is faithful ­ tbe people of tbe country upon the growth luctance to admit that under Cleveland ly wedded to the great principle of pro­ of Republican sentiment, as evidenced by nianageiucnt nuent thc the revenue* n have been tection by every lie of party’ fealty and RUTLAND the signal victories of tbe last three years, reduced to a pointt fur belqw the ex­ affection. Denounces the present tariff The Republican daucus of the township ■ ...OR.. i .Thc foil; folly of striving'to hide law and the free wool provision of the ot Rutland, will be hr Id at lhe town bouse which assure a glorious national triumph pend. it area. iwesent tarlffTaw as an unjust discrimina­ on Friday. March 27, at two o’clock p. m. the long ago became apparent to in tlie coming election. tion. V By order of Com. the majority of the people,.yet the ad­ Declares that the republican party sharp. We denounce the democratic administra­ ministration and its supporters persist stands for reciprocity that reciprocates, tion as the most destructive and disastrous i and which does not yield up to another in dedioring that a surplus is in sight, 1HVING. the history of our country has ever known. end tbat. all would be well were it not- country a single day's labor that belongs to the American workingman; for a for­ The llepub'lcan Caucus of the township It lias not only disappointed tbe expecta­ for tlie greenbacks, 'rhe assertion of eign policy dictated by and imbued with of Irving wll« be held at the town house, a spirit that is genuinely American: for tions <of the country, but has justly forfeit­ the p csident ** ’ that thc legal tenders such a policy with all foreign nations as on Friday tlie 27th, day of March at 2 ed the confidence and support of Its own form i n endless chain which constantly will Insure both to ua. and for the Monroe o'clock p. rn. for the purpose of nomina­ and such other is red iding the gold reserve is echoed dcctrinc as Monroe himself proclaimed It; ting township officers , apparently with the.,.pur- for a commercial policy that will whiten business as may come before the iMeeting. We affirm our adherence to the princip­ and n echoed. pose <|f distracting attention from the every’ sea with tbe sails of American ves­ Delegates to County Convention will also SLIDING sels flying tbe American flag, and that les of the Republican party as defined by real cause of thr trouble. will protect that flag wherever It floats: b^elecled. CONTACT the national convention in 1892. We are By order of Com. But the figures arc there, and they for a fiscal jiollcy opposed to debts-and 0L» lAttUOMSO deficits la time of peace and favors lhe faithfully wedded to the gteat principle of prove-{that it is nothing but the demo­ return of the government to a debt-paying protection by every tie of party fealty and cratic deficit which keeps the endless BEARINGS. pcllcy. Favors Ul metallism. affection, and it is dearer to us now than chain lin motion. The Boston Herald, A Republican Caucus f«t tlie purpose Contends for honest money: for a cur­ ever before. It has more devoted support- demochitic with independent leanings/ rency of gold, silver and paper with which of nominating tpwnsbip officers and the era among the great masses of the Ameri­ gives kbis summary of the treasury to measure the exchanges that shall be transaction of such other-bu»imss as may olling can people irrespective of party than at operations under Secretary Carlisle’s as sound an the government and as un­ properly come before lhe meeting will lie tarnished as its honor; and to that end held at the town hall In the village t»f directi an: contact any previous period iu our national history. bEERlHG . In Important tbat the public Should favors bimetallism and demands the use Orangeville on Saturday March 2lxi, 181*0 of both gold iuid sliver as standard money, It is everywhere recognized and indorsed clear conception of the disposition at 2 o’clock p. on. By order of Com. ROLLER either In accordance with a ratio to be i hern math* of the proceeds of as the great masterful, triumphant Ameri­ which ms bearings tlie fln t: three bond nulea, we present the I fixed by an international agreement; If tl.at can be obtained, or under such restric­ can principle. .A key to our prosperity in figures . MAPLE GROVE tion* and such provisions, to be determined Procc -de of thc three l»ond sales: ’ business, the safest prop to lhe treasury The ItepublleaiiN of Maple Grove will ;l by legislation, as will secure the main­ Prindp il *“ .$162,815.4W tenance of lhe parities of values of the meet in caucus at Gilbert Lampman’s hall of the United States, and iu bulwarks of I’remlu n . IH.STIGE two metals, .so that lhe purchasing and on Wednesday March 35 th 1896 at two p. our national independence aud financial Total . .............................4182,288.085 di bp-paying j»uwer of the dollar, whether tn. for the pui|>osr of nominating candida­ KXPFNngD. . • of silver, gold or paper, shall be al all honor. Deficl ‘ncy of revenue: tes for township officers and to .transact times equal. We denounce the present tariff law ns Fiscal ----ear*“ISM *” ......... Indomrmeut of McKinley. such other business as may legally come .ta.. swnxxi.'WiA Fiscal •ear ■ 1F95............................ .. tt.8OM!23 &*»]**•% A portion of the platforn*. deals with Mate before sild meeting. All persons who tbe sublimated product of Democratic Fiscal : •ear 1S9»5 to February 10.. D.736,722 matters and on lhe candidacy of McKinley are in sympathy with Republican princi­ vkKmc Ignorance and incompetency, bringing, as Total ioian ................ dl34,4tM,206 says: -A! E 3 EB i BI 5 ples are cordially invited to attend. Dated it ha?, to a prosperous and happy people Redem। tlon of Pacific railway "The people of Ohio take satisfaction Maple Grove, March 7th, 1896. bonds . 11.002,000 In the expressions, coming from every sec ­ a period of unprecedented adversity and . B y order of Corn. tion of our common country, of popular Total iabsorption 4H5,4fiG.ffC distress from which nothing but a return approval of their distinguished fellow-cttixen, William McKinley. The great advo ­ to the policy of protection can relieve It. Balance unabso"hed 13S.W1.830 YANKEE SPniSGS cate of protection, who has all his life seen lhat of the “It Wi11- be ______ ______ -T-J—______ We denounce the free wool provision of The republicans of the township of which the government received from the stood for America, Its factories, Its farms. Hk' firesides, finds his reward in the con- Yankee Springs are requested to meet In tbe present tariff Jaw as an unjust dis­ proceed! of :* the ■’ thro*' :*... "first ’.j; *!>ond _ ‘_ X--.1145,sales nlence and affection of the people, whose crimination against an Important industry ((■■6,305 h u» been necessarily paid, out again Interests have been his constant care. caucus at the Pinery Mffiool bouse on in meet nr "" j —-■---- *— -1- -— — the drflciencleH of -*the revenue REVOLVE EASILY ON BICYCLE BEARINGS As their canlhlate for thc presidency, the Saturday March 28, at 2 p. in. for the pur­ and against a large part of our people, and and red rtoming matured debt. Thu-, only republicans of Ohio pledge him anew the pose of placing in nomination candidates J36.881.M of the money that, came in demand inch protection for sheep husband­ absolute, loyal and unswerving support of for the several township offices to be voted through these sale* was a-. fa liable for his state at lhe national convention, and fur In the annual spring election to be held ry as will secure fair price for American strengtl eiping thc treasury balance. In .instruct the delegates chosen to represent ou Monday. April 6 next, and to transact wool. the Hgh:' of these ngurta, is It any won- Ohio to redeem this pledge.** the treasury had to resort to a that__ . _ ______ __ _ such other business as may come before The Republican party stand for a recip­ tier fourth b and sale for the protection of the ALLISON IN THE FIELD. the caucus. Dated. March 10, ’90. rocity that reciprocates and which does not eurrencj ■“ By order of Com. condition of things has coxnc This < yield up to another country a single day’s Prertldentlal Candidate. labor that belongs to the American work­ r.bout ii: i the face of the secretary’s re­ Des Moines, la., March 12.—The re­ peuied declaration that tlwro was HASTINGS TOWNSHIP. ingman. It stands for international agree­ publican state convention met in thia 'money •nough in the treasury to meet The republican caucus for Hastings city Wednesday to select delegates to ments which get as much as they give, all gov > •rnment obligation*. At the township will be held nt usual place on Always in perfect line. the national convention nt St. Louis upon terms of mutual advantage. Wednesday March Stith at 2 p. tn. for the moment he was denying the necessity It stands for tbe foreign policy dictated for lx?n< । issues lo meet tbe deficiencies and to formally inaugurate the can­ purpose of nominating township officers, didacy of Senator William B. Allison, and delegates to the .County convention, by and imbued with a spirit tbat is genu­ s checking ngsinst thr proceeds of Iowa, for president. The conven­ and for such other business as may come inely American: for a policy that will re­ • •f form *r issues. As the Herald says, tion was one of the largest ever held before the meeting. ... .... . vive tbe national traditions aud restore the “is it an y wonder that the treasury had in the state, and hundreds of people •*• < By Ojider Cox. to resor : to a fourth bond sale for the OTHERS HAVE NOT national spirit winch carried us proudly were turned away from the Tabernacle, protect! in of the currency?” The won­ . ^UlftlEVH.LE. in which it was held. through tbe earlier years of the ceutury. der is i ot that lx>nd sides have been The forenoon session was called to It stands for such a policy with all foreign nccessaj y, but that tbe administration, . RepubUcan caucus for Prairieville town­ nations as will insure both to us and to in tbe ft ee of its operations, has had the order at 11 o’clock, and Congressman ship for tlie purpose of nominating town­ J. I*. Dolliver was named as temporary • ship officers and electing delegates lo .the them justice, good faith, dignity and honor. nervip t< charge the treasury troubles chairman. His speech served to rouse county convention and for transacting any It stands for the Monroe doctrine as to the g teenbucks.—Troy Times. thc enthusiasm of Allison’s supporters other business will be held at the grange crMr.. Whitney Knows a repuoncan to the highest point, and it was cheered ball ou Thursday March 26th at 2 p. m. Monroe himself proclaimed it It stands for a commercial policy tiiat year whi jn it happens to appear before to t he echo from first to Inst. By OttDEit or Com. At the afternoon session A. B. Cum­ will whiten every sea with tbe sails of his i isio a, und he does not propose to Six inches out of line.. get in* *he path “ of* it. However, " his mins, of Des Moines, was made per­ American vessels flying the American flag, BAIJllY. . stamp o' statesmen and politicians is manent chairman. Senator Gear. Conand that wllj protect the flag wherever it rare in he democratic party, and the grewtmen Henderson and Hepburn.Ynd * The republican Caucus of lhe Township Jatter will probably experience no dfffi- J. S. .Clarkson were chosen delegates of Barry will be held at Flint’s Hotel, It stands for a fiscal policy opposed lo culty in finding 1 _ a victim of misplaced । al large to the republican nationalcon- Hickory Corner*, on Friday, March 27tb at 2:80 p. m. debts and deficits Itr time of peace. and confiden^e. j vention. , confident e.—N. Y. Advertiser. By Unnr.it or Township Committee. favors the return of the government The Resolutions, ETThe_ silver feud will affect both . XUB rcautuuviia ure m u lunu at vurtThe resolutions ure in a form at varidebt-pa) ing policy, and opposes the conparties, but it will hurt the democrats auce from the ordinary declarations AftMYHlA. flounce of tbe debt-making policv. Ills .far more than the republicans. A silver . state conventions. They are in the The Republican electors of lhe Town­ too plain for argument tbat the public split would strike the democracy near nature of an address to tbe country ou ship nf A»sj rla will meet in caucus at the credit aud commercial interests of tbe the tnidci ’le, while ‘ “ cut only a lhe claims of Allison for the presiden­ Town Hall on Saturday March 28, 1890 at it would country require the revenues of the govern- small sec: ion from the republican party. ’ tial ^minstion. The platform, brief­ 2 o’clock p. ui. for the purpose of placing kohj ■nnt to be amply sufficient, for lhe public Let the light come.—St. Louis Globe- ly, is the public record of Senator A1H- in nothfnatlon subable candidates for lhe several township offices and fur the tranDemocra ijon, with which alone lhe platform expend! lures at all limes, without danger MCtloii of such other business as may deals. It formally presents him to the of defleit. and to that end Congress should properly a me l>efore the caucus. . A nned nen were on guard at the meet- • nation as a candidate, and calls atten­ Dated at Assyria this 13th day of March, without delay make due provision. Ing of the* Kentucky legislature and still tion to the part he has taken in naticmal A. D. 18WJ Jy Ohdkr of Committee. We contend for honest mone>: for a there wasi no senator elected. legislation. The first section of the | platform is as follows: currency of gold, Silver and paper with rROB.TK UMDBt SUM ol MlehlfH, gooutt >t Bnnr-M. which to measure our exchanges, that Prrsidciit Cleveland has gone out after ’ Al* HMIOII ol tte l-rob«te cfeurt tor tte . Ucan party, voicing the unanimous will shall be as sound as the government, ano ducks aga1 n. It would b* ecuiKHuy to let and enthusiastic purpose of the rrpub- <’0007 Of Bam. borsen u tb, l-roter. OBe. to as untarnished as Ils honor;and to lhat tnd him iiunt lucks all the Hu e and hire t>un.e ,.the_formally, preynta to . the republicans of lhe nation Hon. William we favor bimetallism, and demand the use good man in hit place. । B. Allison as a fitting candidate for the • republican nomination for president. The of both gold and silver as standard money, 1 ruo' “<• o' urn, w’JS'a X'Lo'? .If..1!!?. At tbe Ohio Mato eonvenuooat Colon. either in accordance with a ratio to be • rpuwiL*ii (Iiiiicipico <U1U wuu a prulOUnu fixed by an international agreement. If bus last week Wednesday, tbe republicans sense of their obligations to tbe people Lh? “i*®”,.'! *>. on,r wh*' »ee<n, baa that can be obtained, or under sneh n • BMninwujlj declared tor McKinley, tbe 1 ; »’ back to the orostreted interMtn •trictiuns and such provisions, to be de- j champion of protection for president. 1। to - briar - - - -------of the nation the health-giving tonic of tennlned by lejjlslatioo. as will secure the | ! —---------------------------republican policy, presents Mr. Afltoon tn mmtatenauce ot Hie parities of lhe valu. s T,»eaelibii of Ohio, republicans io de- a spirit far above any consideration of state pride. For many years there has Thernipon it is ordered, that •f the two Hietala, so that the purchasing I c,lir,,,K furj McKinley wiIII be most -------------r । ***« a heartily ' universal --------- fseling among tha peo- ««h day of April A. D. IMS. a* ts •r of ,.r protrcikni to Ijnra th^t Senator ABtiow h eonand debt-paying power of lhe dollar, ■ enU<MWfl ♦’▼ery lover spicucusly acted for tbe position of prastwhMber of silver, gold or paper, shall be' A,uer,c»»« hidnstrj. American ciiterpibe, tbe Presidency, aud we assure republicans everywhere that whoever .may lead the republican hosts, Ohio will contribute her share to the swelling Ude of victory In A SOUND PLATFORM. Balljand Roller Bearings Avoid friction on the farm as well as in the family.* Don't scrape along another year. Roll easily on Deeding R«.llrl and Ball Bearings. The Pony. Binder is a little giant in the harvest field; full of push and good points. Andi it’s a Deer­ ing too—that’s the befit' of it WILL YOU SCRAPE, WILL YOU ROLL? Roller Bearings Change Sliding Contact to Roller Contact. R . '3 ■ E!Ixy.l8hEX: .1 DEERING HARVESTING MACHINES I'S Deering Mowers Have Adjustable Dra j Bars. Competitors n n^°5^ai to exn,u*ne the Deering Ideal JlMver, .witli. Ball ana Roller Bearinga and adjustable Drag-Bar. so. ' (in­ structed that a fanner can at his will always keep the eiitter bar in perfect line with the pitman. This wonderful in­ vention prevents side draft and breaking of the knife-1 or pitman when the mower becomes slightly [ It also fonnee a perfect protection to the pitman. EZi THE DEERING ie the only mower manufacti ed with Ball and Roller Bearings and Adjustable Drag-Ba: ML The Deering Ideal Mower II at all Uraes equal. I m burwu tor lu tetr.v.l w , Amerlran homes. Willem Vrn«m H.rtourt tmuh- » ft Uh Uukn KkUen. ud ve ’ ponu“l lo Uh none ot uh l"‘ lb« Boell., parlUmrat »K*»t Ibat Kmle Uh ear, ~ V* In u> lb. 1 titoatfaris •os., CA taw «■»,.) ‘ I �Hasting • Banner. trow Detroit, with .11 th, w R. COOK. Local Editor. Come in and look me over. Saturday. classes in Hastings soon is false. 1 shall continue here during the next year. for tire county and state conventions will be found in this issue. We have not yet Mrs. Cora Warner went to Grand Rap­ ids Tuesday. received the eall convention, which will be held iu Niles. Henry Osborn has l>een quite ireriously HI this week. studio, formerly occopled by Mr. Bays, Dr. W. J. Morley Lee and Dr. Helen E. Lee tbe distinguished spetiaMsta Mrs. Z. B. Hoyt Is visiting friends al brand Rapids. . ... we are prepared to make the finest photo­ graphs In all tbe latest styles and finishes. recent visit to thh city will be greatfully •nd pleasantly remembered by their*many L. W. Felghner. of Nashville, was In town Saturday. Respectfully, Francis Alexandru Miles. sffl WE IP TO Mill open for inspection and sole Having- opened the ground floor photo West & Barton. and, as usual, I have a fine large line, well assorted al! lhe late and. designs. you WILL patterns HAKE A MISTAKE if jou don't see my goods—quality the high­ prices the lowest—as­ est sortment the largest. 1 have a large stock o( WINDOW 5HADE5 —all styles and prices. *“** A full and com­ plete line ol paints, oils and varnishes. Everything you w71l need in house cleaning time. I ' FRED L. HEATH ...The Druggist.. lhe genuine Wm Radams Microbe Killer. for tire Congressional of six papers, or addresses to be given by various ones. The paper commanded the closest attedtion of a large audience. Tbe success with w blch Henry Marble A team belonging to Warren Foreman, is meeting iu the sale ot lliffs Allas of the World attests the value of this book when ran away Tuesday morning. They were drawing a hay rack loaded with household It la just such a book as should be In every home, and contains a great :deal of information of a general nature that Is valuable to any­ one. have been received Jay Hogle returned from South Bend They came well D. R. Cook was called to Detroit Mon­ recommended from many of thc leading day on business. papers of the state in tbe cities where Mr. and Mre. Al H. Weber spent Sun-^ they have heretofore practiced, and the day In Nashville. number of calls they received on their . Hon. Han't. Striker was in Kalamazoo former visits would Indicate their popu­ last week on business. larity and met IL They will be at the Miss Helen Millspauph Is expected In Hasting* House on Monday March-30, the city next Tuesday. for one day only. Sunday evening M. L. Cook read a paper at the M. E. church in place of the usual sermon. The subject was “A Christians Inventory/* and was the second of a series Invitations F. D. Cole was in Grand Rapids thia natleuts and friends. Photographers. onoe Iu merits are examined. John Clark, of Cressey, is In tbe dty. by several ladles here to attend a leap year party given by Ivy Temple, al the K. of P. balk Middleville, Friday evening. March The committee on invitations are Mrs. H. E. Hendrick and Mrs. R. T. French. Several couples from here talk of ft tending. Hereafter. changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to Insure Insertion in the issue of the week when brought. \ "Ground hog’’ weather is about passed. Every GO days Busby Bros, get the"latest '• , Read the convention rails and the cau­ cus notices in this i>sue. Chattie Lake entertains the Birthday Club" at Judge Smith's to-mor- ' Green wk- quite a conspicuous color the efty Tuesday. In bonqr of IrelanT- patron saint. St. Patrick. The only trouble we have experienced with tfffthiany. "sugar snows" ot lire past week is that they don’t thaw out. Why don’t the bicyclists of this city orx «uiz<- a club and. In sonic way. raise snare money for lhe cause of good toads. Any good inasuu desiring to <U» stone­ work tn exchange fora good iiorse "should see Enwry Busby at the Central Barber Judging troui the number-of pereti aud bas's*l«eing brought to town, fishing iu lhe lakes Hurruundlng our city must be ex­ cellent. J !! .' The rKgtulnaliuu ot Mrs. Lear, of Yankee Springs, tor shooting her son has been pitjonrired till the 28th before Justice ■Riker. A special session of Circuit court will convene April 7th, lo try a couple of civil rases. Judge Buck, of Kalamazoo will preside. . ' Wanted—To' exchange k good' tap buggy and single harness for a bicycle or fresh cow. Enquire at Z. BJ ' Hoyt’s, Do not fail to attend tbe millinery open­ ing of Miss (iertrude btebblns Wedncwlay und Thursday of next week, one door east of Goodyear Bros, hardware. The ladles of the W. F. M. S. of the M. E. church are- arranging for a Japanese tlq, winch will lake place hi lhe church parlors sometime next month. Don’t forget Mrs. Benjamin'k school of i’arlhiuieiitury Usage. March 36. 37, '38, 7.30 p. m. al lhe Court House. Full course ■*><J rents. Single tickets SO cents. Call and examine the latest styles In photos, the Platino. Wkmt <fc Babton, Photographer’#. About'all one hears now days is bicycle talk, und If as many people buy bicycles as'there are dealers in tbe town Hastings will go a w bee It his samnrer. I want tn reut my- bouse. Would let window fixtures, best carpets and furni­ ture remain. Rent cheap to light parties. Call at house at noun or evening. FAST BLACK The Famous. Or Phin Smith's Cash Clothing Store. WE OLATMT—the dandy line of child­ rens Suits from 81.00 up, see them before you buy. they art all new spring styles at Phln Smiths Famous Cash Clothing store. Mrs. Nichols, of Grand Rapids, was lhe goods, and started to run this side of the guest of Mrs. C. E. Bid lac. West creek bridge, the driver having got Miss Gall Hamp, of Coats Grove, visited off to pick up a blanket which had fallen^ friends in the city this week. from lhe load. They ran up Green street Robert Cook spent Sunday with his at a merry clip, and turned into C. F. cousin S. W. Smith at Anu Arbor. . Brook’s yard, just escaping Cook ACook's Mrs. J.D. Hendershott is spending a delivery team which stood there. They week with friends in Grand Rapids. stopped at the bam. and aside from a Mias Jessie Olmstead, of Grand Rapid*. broken harness, everything was right side Is visiting Miss Margaret Townsend. up w^th care. SEE THEM—our styles of new shirts from 45c up at the Famous store of Phin Smith. , Miss Malle Peck, of Kalamazoo, Is the SUSPENDERS—some call, them Gallases- We never miss a rule when we tell them tlie price at Phin Smith’* Cash Clothing store. A Council was held at tbe Baptist church Monday evening to try Rev. Haus­ guest of Mrs. J. S. Goodyear Sunday. er the pastor, on tbe three charges,)!st of Falsifying; 2nd Maladministration of the Miss Glenna Schantz visited Mrs. W. H. Tinkler at Grand Rapids this week. I sell all kinds of DYE and DYE STUFFS. Exclusive agency for WM. RADAM S" MICROBE WARRANTED —our Famous work pants from 75e up to $1.50 if they rip we will pay for IL Pnix Smith's. Cash Clothing store. NEW--lot of Ties from 17c to 50c at the Famous, Phln Smith. KILLEKL W. H. Goodyear, Expert Druggist■ / We Will. FOR THE Next 30 Days^. . if you buy the Grand Rapids-Poliee shoe, dr their Oil Grain. Woolley & Bronson . Police! IF YOU WANT THE BEST SHOE “ON EARTH" FOR EVERY­ DAY WEAR BUY THE GRAND RAPIDS PO­ LICE SHOES. :::::: 3747 job press, just to gel something to write about. We sincerely sympathise with Council. Brother Felgiioer. because his finger was broken, but we nevertheless thank him for furnishing ua with -this Interesting news Item, at a lima when ••news Is ssarce.” Possibly we can reciprocate some time in the future brother. States,” lhe best book of lhe kind ever Issued from the press. It is not a history.- By thus expressing themselves \xMr. and Mrs; Chas. Wardell arrived in this city Thursday, to spend tbeir boneo’moon with bls parents) but had n » sooner the city officials will know whether they are carrying out tbe wishes Of the people, comfortably seated themselves than a leleor not. It will cost only 84.00 or 185.00 to gram can* bearing thr sad news of the tty It. ' ‘ sudden death of the brum’s brother at wwnrtmwdub. Bloomington, from being run over, by the flip munial elecltal ot officer, occurred cars. It seems that Uie young man step­ el tbe tncetlus Fritta, afternoon, and the ped down from a passenger coach iu front tollowliiK were elccfed: of a switch engine and met with sudden president, Mr,. Frances SltlKli. death. Mr. and Mre. Wardell took the Vice President, Mrs. Geneva Hafer. Sec’y.. Mrs. Blnnle M. Swoewy. next train for Bloomington. Trees. Mrs. Heee Cotcrove. Directors, Mito Rototlla Goodyear, Mrs, Correspondents are reminded that their Z. It. Hoyt. Mra. M. J. Tlutawrniau. Mr,. »•. Jt Cook. Memberehlp eomnrtitee. items must reach ua by Toeaday lo luatue Mrs. Annie Powers, Mrs. Wiylll, Rey­ publication. Alt observance of this rule nold,. Mrs. B. I. HenderebolLL--------------will be appreciated. ■—TBeonly1 dWn«etni!MT7rdni last year were in the incntberablp ootntslUee, and In Haatlur* Mark*t«. Hie din ctors, wliere Mtas Goodyear was Butter, 12 to 14 elwted lo dll Mr,. Bailey’s place who had withdrawn her n,tu».*«lng to Iter fre­ quent absence front th* ufty. Owing p. . Ijtrd per lb.. 7. tbe delay In receiving the request from the Potatoes per mi. । , state president for the oasers^neeRyeotper bo..w Tallow per lb.. 3!«• n0 special prog^nt will be . thm uar »» | pn.p,red but jro ~ 2 °^h j the HMtouraging and maintaining of neact every )oun» ■»»» to possess a copy. We have entered a copj >DM>nf all nations. Hickory Corners this week, which we for oureelves, and we would be glad to] would have been glad to publish‘.C had 1"' there k»ow that every perw-ta the eoenly •hoi oaln, te- Ute tala -Tanka* been any name signed, but as tthe latter . _______________ I, total <0 improve a Ira* I. nrthr or tbe minds minds • spriw and *nd Dowling DoellM 1 requirement was not met we ted to omi; of bl» holly, bed ttaoe tbe ««. cot down. 1 tbit week, and aereral from A Police! but a description ot our country’ as it is to­ day. the result of four centuries of pro­ The sun crossea the equator to-day, ac-' gress. History deMs with the past, while cording to onr almanac, and day and night thia deals with the present. 1 e tave nre of equal length. Soon we will be able ' never before soeu anything like it. ur its ™... ---- ------------------------------- -. I . . quality ... M .L Ilf to ch; nuler :o get up up al at live live o'clock oclock anil and do do half htlr aday atta)’’a , equal equal In to quaiuj of paper- or -............ -...........ot work before breaklaat Juit to work up an ' lllualrollooa lor tbe price aakeJ lor It. tamHy „e«l. M. «•* appetite. * 1 have a full line either In lace or congress. & V Police I being Introduced in this county, with a re­ quest that we examine it. We are in a position every day to judge of books and reading matter, but we consider this book, entitled the “Handbook’ of the United When it comes to good solid wear you will be sure and get your moneys worth, H That Racket, । -ued invitations for the marriage of ttieir daughter Frances V. to William T. Grigsby, ou Tuesday afternoon, March ut four o’clock at their home iu Irving. 7 connuuntaallon town w UMnto&ll. GENTLEMEN—Tbe difference be­ tween our spring suits Is mostly in the price as we sell for Mrs. Snyder, of Chester, Is visiting her about »i what others ask at Phln Smith's Cash Clothing store. sister Mrs. Lydia Cotton. LAMPS, A young man called at our office a few ^ays ago and showed us a work which is . may be col­ ored a black A that will not crock or fade if you use church manuel; 3rd Preaching erroneous SHOES—remember we have about 2GC Mrs. Anna Jones, of Hastings, is visit­ pairs of the Grand Ledge bank­ doctrine. The Council decided that be ing at M. Whitney’s.—Caleckmia Newa. Give bargains on all rupt stock left. If we can fit you, you .will did not do the two first acts intentlorially. Mr. and Mrs. Griswold, of Lowell, visit­ save X on price. No damaged stock, all two, letting Gary down in the mud. and he and acquitted him of tbe last charge. Phin SmiTh. ed Mr. and Mrs. Dan’I. Striker Thursday. best guods. had all of the pleasure there is to be found They recommended that he find another Mr. and Mrs. Clark, of Irelghton, were In walking to the city, and leading his field as soon as practicable, and they HATS — We shall this spring have a guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barrell Sunhorse, which he fortunately prevented (Libraiy and Stand.N complete new line at prices no agreed to help him as much as possible, day. from running away J one else will make. . Phin Smith, meanwhile for the church to work united­ at the Famous Clothing store. Mrs. W. H. Schantz has gone to KalaTire quarrel was tbe result of a strife Tbe republican county committee met ly. We have a full aisurtmenx - last week and elected W. R, Cook chair­ between two tactions which arose in the mazoo to be treated for nervous prostra­ now, and early buyers will SPRING OVERCOATS-we have tion. -^7 man of the republican bounty committee church. about 20 have best selections. Mr. and Mrs. D. McOinber visited their left from the Mudge stock of light weight in place of Hale Kenyon, who has moved We ask you to remember We regret that we hive neither tim. from this eouuty, and bo v resides in Kent nor space to give such mention of Dr. daughter Mrs. C. P» 1-atlirop at Ionia last spring over coats that we will sell for less one thing: Our Tea and Cof­ than they were manufactured for as they week. Co. Mr. Kenyon made one of the best Edwards lecture kt fee trade is a settled thing, the the Presbyterian were invoiced at less than worth and chairmen the republicans ever had and his1 church Tuesday evening as its merits Miss Aliuee Coulter, of Chicago, h ex­ bought for 00c on a dollar. goods are always the same. P hin Smith. moving away is a cause for regret, pected In the city the latter part of the We have been a long time get­ would warrant his subject being “Insanity " at the Famous Clothing store. (fastings has no citizen more alive to! Dr. Edwards Is Superintendent of the week. , ting the very best brands for i the money, but we have sue ! . Kalamazoo Asylum, and tbe Presbyterian Henry Barlow, of Coldwater, visited tlie interests of Hastings ‘.ban is Sylvester RUBBER BOOTS—only a few pair ceeded and are today giving : left at 82.00 but Greusel, wire even now is writing dozens( church was crowded, even including lhe relatives In tbe city the latter part of the the best Tea and Coffee for ' we Lave some leather bools cheap. Call arid dozens of letters to manufacturers in! gallery, with those anxious to hear him, week. and see them at Phln Smith's Cash Cloththe money in town: John Bronson and family, of Orange­ Ing store. an effort to get our idle furniture factory aud many were unable to galir admission started up again.^ Mr. Gredsel has a com­; to lhe church. All felt more than repaid ville, spent a few days in ithe city last FLOUR $i 75 PER ioo munication in this issue which contains*- and Dr. Edwards nude many friends dur­ some-good suggestions and every reader. Ing his stay in tbe city, who will always Perry Busby returned from Fenton last ams an rman be glad to have the pleasure of listening week," where he lind been] visiting for should read it. to him again. /The lecture was under the some time. One ot our'exchanges says that the auspices of the Womens elub. Mrs. W. A. Jones and Miss Nellie school boys are already grumbling bo Mrs. Warner bln the market this week The following item is clipped from the Williams, of Grand Rapids, ire visiting at looking np Phin Smith’s millinery stock, cause tire Fourth of July comes on Satur­■ and picking np ideas in trimming from a day this year, a fact which deprives the Mechanicsville. (LoWa) Press, and will be J. E. Reiley’s. New York trimmer. kids or an extra day's vacation. Must be• read with interest by frieiids of Mr. and Dr. Edward.-, of Knlaniaz.no. was a guest our brother Ed. had some of his wires» Mrs. Bays in this city:—“The long talked at -W; 11. Htuiu’ and Nathan Darlow’s MILLINERT—It la a hot tbat the crossed, for who knbws of school beingf of operation upon the right leg of D. H. while In (ire city. Racket store will -have the largest assortment of millinery goods Bays was performed Wednesday afternoon held along about firecracker time. Mrs. TTemple and three children, of to select from and as Phin buys In so many you make maple sugar this year and। , by Dr^J. K. Mllbourne, assisted by Dr. Dansville, are here visiting tier sister Mrs. markets for spot cash (they know when live up to Hie laws of tlie ntnte you^iflft Bird, of Lisbon, and Dr. Cbesebrough, of lie buys th»y must give him bottom figures) O. A. Wliltwright. have labels on your cans} Tbe Banner, Clarence. The operation consisted of reand with Mrs. Warner as trimmer there is Mrs. L. K. Powers, of Hastings, was no reason why customers will not buy Is making a specialty of syrup labels, and। movlug the knee joinL which has been the guest of Mrs. Joseph Freeman yestorcheap and get the up to date styles. . worse than no knee for a long time. The will print them while you waft. We are Pins Smith. day.— MldtUcviUc Sun. also putting out a new style auction bill। operation was successfully and skillfully H. F. Pat*k, of the Grand Rapids that is worth twice as much to the adver­. performed, the patient passing through I’KOBATE ORDER. Democrat, was in tbe city on Sunday, tbe State of M'cnigan, County of Barry, ss. tiser as tbe old kind but you get them atL the ordeal herolcly, and at tills writing is At * sessHn of the Probate Court, fm reported hopeful, much better with every* guest of Miss Jean McLaughlin. tire same price. Uie <*«Hintv of Barry. holden at tbe (Miss Ida McDeruiont left for Grand Probate' ofthre. in the City of Hastings, In prospect ot a speedy recovery.” We have The Hastings Engine & iron Works' received photographs from Mrs. Bays C'lHtitv,. on Tuesday toe 17th day o! Rapids last week where sire will work said March.in lire year one thourand eight nunhave sold the village of Nashville the larg­’ which were taken at different stages of lhe with Miss Teal, tire dressmaker.") Ored and ninety iix. . Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of est sized mocking bird steam fire whistle operation, and give evidence that it must J \Mxiu Ja»- McKevItt has been quite scr- Probate. for .their water works, such as is In use In the mafter ot the estate of Jo wana Van ' have been a remarkable one. The pictures iotMly'jll with a threatened attack of pneu­ Deluster, deceased. here. They have bought all tire old mach­’ are at tills office, and any who would be On reading and filing the petition duly vertmonia. Mrs. Jud Stark, of Middleville,da flej. of William Van Deluster, son of said de inery of Mr. Hell's furniture company and interested can call and examine them. rwd praying that administration of said es­ with her. will ship it to Hastings in April. There tate be gnaotrd to by.vcsier France or to some Iraiss Mina Clapp, who lias jreen assist­ other suitable person. Hastings can not spend money that will are.more inquiries. for plow points than1 Thereupon It is ordered, that Wednesday the ever before which Indicates a good trade> bring returns as quickly as that.spent for ing in P. T. Colgrove'< office lire past few I3th day of ,Al>ril A, l>., ISBGal ten o’clock Ln toe lorenooa, be assigned for the hearing ol good roads. Each main road leading Into weeks returned to her home, In Kalama­ satd petition and that the heirs at law of said tor 18yd.' । decoiiwl and all other persons interested In THE -‘RED FRONT tills city should be graveled to the city zoo Friday. said estate, ure required to appear at a session Through a misunderstanding we report­ . limits this year. This will give employ­ Mrs. M. H. Bailey arrived home from of said court, then to be holden al the Probate SHOE STORE " ed last week that Messrs Elam Springer office. In Uiecity of Hastings, In said County, ment to home labor and every dollar Will tbe M. P. A. trip Tuesday kftenioon hav­ uikI show cause, If any there be. why the prayer and son who were ai rested for asaault_and the petitioner may not be granted. And it , lx* atecnlated right here in tire city. As ing stopped in Chicago and Kalamazoo on of is further ordered, Dial raid petitioner'give-no­ battery, were in jaiL Such was not the tice to lire pa -sons interested in said estate, nf , long as our slreets here in the city are in her way home. case at all. They were arrested, but have Che pendt ney of said petition aud tbe hearing such horrible condition it will be almost E. A. Burton has been laid up with thereof bv causing a copy nf this order to be too many friends to be deprived of liberty la the Hastings BannKU. a news­ in vain to expect the townships to fix up tonsililis this week, due' to the suudeii published paper printed and circulated In said County on such a charge, and promptly secured their roads. In order to get an expression change from the balmy air • of Mexico tu of Harry, onee in eaeh week for three successive bail and were released without being jail­ weeks prevlMis tosald day of hearing. from our people why not have a separate the rigor of a Michigan Mafeh. Chas. W. aiusstrong, ed at all. We regret the mlannderfil^nd1A true copy. Judge ot Probate. , ballot box at the coming spring dffiction. E. L. Sentz left for, the oil regions at Ing and in justice to ttretn gladly wake and let tlie people vote “yes” cr “no” on Helena. Ohio, this week where he will lo­ the above correction. spending enough money for graveling one Mrs. Sentz and son will join him Our contemporary of tbe Democrat main street^n each vrard to the city limits, cate.. later. Mr. Sentz and his estimable wife found news so scarce ibis week that 5e if a majorityivote In favor of Lt, it will Ire wilVbe greatly missed in onr community, stuck (be fore finger of his right hand In a a guide to lire view Mayor aijd Common W, fl. Schantz. V Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Cuunluigham have received STOCKINGS, FEATHERS, GOWNS AND CLOAKS three miles in tbe country Sunday, when the rattler In which he was riding broke in • (UKCMLdTION ‘ Tais week, 86 quires. We MODERN DRUGSTOIHEl dollars for short stories during rhe corning jear. They announce that new writers will be espeeJally welcome. Payment will be made on a very liberal scale, and it is believed that this will be more satis­ factory than offering prizes. Stories should run from 2,000 to 0,000 word*. Tbe shorter the story, the better chance of success. LClary Spaulding was out driving about LOCAL NEWS. .sty les in hair cuts. , “~DlT wmetmutm rar u uaveille. In lo millinery mllllo.e.goods ___ _ which she _____ 'l'0‘ln<t <tah«Me» « uoveillea will “* pUrp0“ take pleasure lu showing tbe ladies of Nile#, April 22th, and Lo the state con­ Hastings and vicinity. Prices to suit the vention held at Detroit May 7th. at both times. of which places delegates will be elected To The Pubijc—Tire rumor which Is to the National Convention,’ will be held afloat that I am about to close tny music in this city Friday April 24th. The alia I have my with rtyh, .,d -k.JL Thirstily, Mar. 19, 1896 Bronsot Bicycles The Following-are a few of the leading Bicycles handle: The WINTON " STERLING HALLADAY “ NATIONAL “ ERIE “ S. & J. “ CYCLOID •• ADELBERT “ HARVARD *•. SPAULDING « CZAR •• DUKE ” DUTCHESS “ ROAD KFNG <» ARIEL at Parker and McOmber's Riding Academy. C*ll and esannnte tbe finest line ot Bicycles in tbe city. Parker & McOmber. �Hastings Banner J ; .4 Thursday, Mar. 49, i8gS M’KINLEY’S VIEWS. Sa States Hie Opinion on Money Question. tte i»de by Hide — Whoever Dollar* DoIIm.x The official crop bulletin for Msreh says that Michigan wheat is it» flrwtclass condition, having “wintered" «■ceptionally’ well. Considering the short "hay crop of last season, live stock «« also wintering remarkably well. At 14 •elevators and mills from which rejMWtH were received there was no wheat msrIketed during the month. The total number of bushels of wheat reported marketed in the seven months. August to February, is 6,707,118, which is l^W.500 bushels Jonathan reported marketed in the same months last year. New York, March 16.—Ex-Gov. Wil­ liam McKinley, of Ohio, lias finally broken the silence he has held for many months when the general public erliicism of his opinion on silver was re­ peated to him. At his home inUanton Saturday he ghve his views jsucrincUy to a special ly-commissioned correspondent of jV'New York paper. He was told that “soiuid mdney" re­ publicans complained that the Ohio platform, which he was supposed to ■ have written, was too favorable to sil­ ver, while the silver senators all s$i*i It was too favorable to the single gohl standard. Maj. McKinley was told there was a universal demand to know where he really stood. He replied: •1 have discussed thc question of cur­ rency coinage !n congress, and my record Is plain. Vice President Stevenson once Mid the people were willing to chance free and .unlimited coinage, and I responded that the people were not prepared to indulge in any such speculation. “You will see in the records of congress I said in 1890 we should preserve gold and sliver money side by side—that 1 did not want gold at a premium or silver at a dis­ count, or vice versa, but thaNuwanted both metals to be equal In purehastng power and In legal tender quality; equal la power to perform the functions of money with which to do the business sad more the commerce of the United States. "My exact views are those," and sx-Gov. McKinley read from the Congressional Record: " ‘It is only because of the safe and con­ servative financial policy of the republican party, aided by conservative men of both parties, which has more than once re­ ceived the approval of tho country, that ■Ince 1S7S we have compelled gold and silver '•to work together upon an equality, both being employed as safe means of exchange tn the business of our country. - " They talk about silver being cheap money. I am not attracted by the word cheap, whether applied to nations, or to money, or to men. " ‘Whatever dollars we have In this coun­ try' must be good dollars, as good in the hands of the poor as the rich, equal dollars equal in inherent merit, equal in purchase ■ Ing power, whether they be paper dollars or gold dollars, or treasury notes, each convertable into the other, and each exr changeable for the other, because each is based upon equal value and has behind it security, good, not by t he list of the law ‘ alone, but good because the whole commer­ cial world recognizes its inherent and inex­ tinguishable value.’ ” ENGLAND. GIVES UP. The Venezuelan (tantroverwy Said to Be ' TractIcally Nettled. Washington, March 12.—A settlement of the Venezuelan question has been reached. It will be announced nt an early day. Of this satisfactory conclu­ sion of the controversy the president has had knowledge for two days past. Great Britain hns acted with a mag­ nanimity which commends her to se­ verest critics. She concedes so much that there will be little left to arbitrate should arbitration be necessary. It is not improbable that the entire matter may now be svttled outside the Vene­ zuelan commission by the president and Lord Salisbury. Albany, N. Y., March 13.—The legis­ lature lias passed the Raines excise bill and the governor will sign it. It is a measure to put the entire liquor traffic and interest under state control. It abolishes all local excise boards and cre­ ates a state commissioner. All night licenses and the sale of iiquoh on Sun4Uys ore prohibited, except in hotels with meals and no saloon can do busi­ ness within 200 feet of a church or school. Columbus, O., March 16. -Daniel L. Bowersmith, formerly manager of the Ohio State Journal and one of the bestJntown newspaper men in Ohio, died Saturday afternoon, a^ter about four prostration. He was 45 years of kge and had been connected with the State Jourtel since 1876, up to the time of his Illness, with the exception of two years. Health in Michls**During the week ended March 7 re­ ports sent in by 46 observers in various IMirtions of the state indicated that neuralgia increased and diarrhea und Inflammation of the kidneys deereaae.1 in area of prevalence. Consumption was reported at 240 places, typhoid fever at 26, diphtheria »t 23, scarlet fever at 35, measles at 25, whooping cough at 15 and -smallpox at Detroit, Saginaw. Riga township, Bay City. Ma­ rine city. Imlay township and Ionia. Summary or the DotQr Proceedings In Oongrn— -Hill* Dr. George C. Eastman, D. D., former­ ly rector of Holy Trinity church at Benton Harbor, died nt thc age of 81 years. While engaged in household dutiei the wife of Jacob W. Reuther, of Hough­ ton. dropped dead of heart disease. The state convention of the Equitable Aid union in session at Ionia elected W. J. Sampson, of Hillsdale, grand presi­ dent Company G, Fifth infantry, located at Marquette, has been mustered out oi the military service of the state. Ludington renewed his attack on danc­ ing. To make it still more forcible he stepped out on the platform and gave specimens of what he called dancing. The University of Michigan is repre­ sented nt Washington by 15 represents- popular institutions of the land just now. I*s influence is perrash-e, and wherever it is played proves to be a trump.—Cincinnati Gazette. ETThe exact date of the republican party's origin is not of so mueh impor­ tance as the fact that it still lives and is to wu* win one is going going w uuv of it® biggest vs. vio... tories this year.—St Louis Globs-Dem1OcraL rFHornce Boies, of Iowa, has given ouf a statement that he ianotaeandicjate» Mr president. This is tbe flrat fo­ tlmstion the country has had for some ... . time that Mr. Boies is on earth. —Toledo Washington, March 10. — Senator Fryc (Me.) introduced s bill in the senate yesterday for the establishment j of a department of government to be J kneM n as the department of commerce j und manufactures, tbe head of which , is to be a member of the president’s cabinet. Senator Hale (Me.) spoke • Blade. . . against the conference report on the ] CT-For the eight months of the cur­ Cuban concurrent resolutions. l rent fiscal year the governmental re­ Washington, March M>—The action ! ceipta aggregate $224,560,690 and the ex­ of the Spanish minister Id correcting i pend it urea $142,065,348, leaving a defor qualifying through the public press j idt of $16,000,000 in round figures.. Qxmstatements made in the senate on the . xnept. is unneceasary.-r-Albany Journal. subject of war in Cuba, und particular­ CT The treasury department is ly On the subject of Grn. Weyler’s pur­ to show a surplus of $127,840 for Febpose and character, was taken excep­ '.ruary, but it was secured by holding tions to in the senate yesterday by up payments which should have been Senators Lodge, Teller and Chandler ; made before the elate of the month. ns a violation of diplomatic essge, and The showing.deceives do one. however, Senator Teller said that the president for the figures far tbe eight months should have suggested very kindly to of the fiscal year indicate a deficiency him. through the secretary of state, that of S16.558.&W.- .Tbe den^ratlc law still 8 repetition of it would necessitate his is a tariff for deficit only.—Troy <N. leaving the country. A bill wus favors Y.) Times. ably reported for the establishment of i ETThe present democratic tariff law a national university in this city. is a failure as a revenue prod ucer. The Washington. March 12.—in the sen­ ate yesterday the time was occupied in (1 expenditures of the government are umtunnu -y>.. * in exoesa of the roocipta. A discussing the Cuban belligerency resoUUou*.“*Senator length .‘"T* portion of tte greenback, ited to At the qjffice of Land Commissioner French in Lansing about 20,000 acres of agricultural college land grant lands were offered for sale, without any bid­ ders. The lands are mostly situated in Antrim. Charlevoix. Kalkaska, Cheboy­ gan, Otsego and Missaukee counties, and the failure to sell is attributed to the high'flgure nt which they were ap­ praised. They will now be subject to against tlicir adoption, and Senator Al- ’ private kntry at prices ranging from ien (Neb.) offered a joint reaolntlon I authorixlngi and requeating the preal- ' $3.50 to $15 per acre. dent to make a thorough and rigid inFor Good Road*. reaugaUon into tbe preaent >tate of i The state good roads convention at war in Cuba. Lansing was much more of a success Waabington. March IS. —• Senatora than was anticipated, over 150 delegates fthermon and Hill were the conapicuan. 1 being present. Nearly every county in lirurea in the Cuban debate In the aen- j the. state save those of the upper pen­ nte yeaterday, tbe New York senator insula was represented. Gov. Rich forcibly urging tbe mercenary charcalled the convention to order and Wil­ ncter of the pending reoolutiona,' while liam L. Webber, of Saginaw, was chair­ Mr. Sherman Upheld them with nnanman. The Michigan League for Good other graphic arraignment of Spain Ronds was organized, with Mr. Webber and Gen. Weyier. 1■ as president. Washington, Msrch 14.—The exciteroent in the Cuban debate gave way In Mrs. Alice Lane, who was found the senate yesterday to Mr. Coekretl’s guilty in Detroit of manslaughter, wa? elaborate speech favoring the free coin­ sentenced to ten years in the peniten­ age of silver. A bill was introduced tiary. Mrs. Lane was the proprietress appropriating $50,000 for the erection of the lying-in hospital where Emily of a statue of Abraham Lincoln nt Get­ Hall, the English girl sent to this coun­ tysburg and favorable rejwrte were try by Rev. Jonathan Bella, died from made uikjq the bill for the admission of the effects of a criminal operation. Dr. New Mexico as a state and upon the .Seaman was recently convicted on the joint resolution proposing an amend­ same charge and given a like sentence. ment to the constitution of the United States providing for the election of Meant What She Raid. United States senators by a direct vote Frank Hnhn met bis wife in a saloon of thc people. Senator Peffer preat Laurium after several weeks* sep­ rented a jx-titiou asking congress to aration. He exhibited a revolver, and make the 5th day of April (Resurrecshe taunted him by saying if she had it tion day) a national holiday! she would shoot some one. He handed THE HOUSE. the weapon to her, and she fired five shots at Hahn, inflicting seriouh Dill* Introduced and' Petition* nn.d Reaolutlona Presented. wounds. Hahn may die. He forgave the woman. Washington, March 10.—In the house yesterday District of Columbia busiBoth Died of Heart Diseaie. ness consumed the major portion of Edwin F. Gidley, formerly a well- the time. The consideration of the ' known attorney of Washtenaw county post office appropriation bill wus con-1 and once chief of police of Ann Arbor, tinned but no important amendments died at Ann Arbor of heart disease. were adopted. His sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank Smith, ol Washington, March 11.—The time was Brighton, was summoned by telegraph occupied in ine the nouse house yesxeruay yesterday in aisdis-' and died of heart disease in thr depot cussing the post office appropriation while waiting for the train. bin. dttW goW from the treasury has beep «> meet current expemea; the gold “»« »“ repleniahed by «he taraeofbonde.thwiputtingthegorernmtntlnthepoaltionofiaauhigbonda to me€t ordinary expeneca —Tbledo Blade. «=*-The whole country know, exactly what the republican party will do a. to 'be tariff, whoever la elected prraident. •» 'be congreaa. far move than tbe preaident; that afwaya mukea the tariff. Tbe tariff wlU The win be rerted reviaed and tnrreaned tnereaaed >” >*bor and industry, 1 rode the hlght bight before last oo on the rt^1' <be Tennsylvonia rood skmg SOO miles fluming furnaces employing fifty and "" ' 1 -• perhaps a hundred thousand laborers, and I thought Itow fortunate had been that <rvat state in having a man in the senate so great that he was able to keep the fire burning in the furnaces and the smoke coming out of all the chimneys in his state. It is the republican party that is for protection, and it will be for it whatever men oomc or whatever men ot New York, March 1G,—John Ireland, ex-governor of, Texas and one of the most prominent members of the south­ ern bar. died in San Antonio Sunday after an illness of two week* Baffle PLUG , „ For 5 cents you get almost as much uBattle Ax.” as you do of other highgrade goods for lOcents. consumers quality, f same true economy. THE MME OF THE HEXT President ot tne United States WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN TH6 New York W66KIU Tribune i I , ; or HOVEHPER 4TH, 1896. I The ,successful farmer has, , . learned by experience that । some grains require far differWn.hinKton, March Ifi-Tbehouae ent soi] than others He committee on agriculture yesterday, ■ , , , , by u vote of 9 to 6, decided to lay upon Knows that a great deal dethe table the mu-option mu. TH, pends on right planting at the £t righttlme- No°use complaincongress. The post office appropna-: r tion bill was pas^d. Ing In summer that a mistake Washington, March 13.—In the house ' 7/03 made In Spring. Decide yeaurday the committee on territorie. , before reported favorably tbe bill for a dele-' WQre Seea-Ume. lite DCSt gnte from Alaska. The contested elec-I time tO treat COUgDS and Colds tion case of Aidrich v«. Bobbins, from |s before the seeds. or cerms. the Fourth Alabama district, in which Lr the republicans recommended the seat, Consumption have begun 4™ of nt Aldrich, AM.L-h occupied the greater 1 their ing their rtA<;tnirfive destructive twnrlr work. {tort of the session, but no action was Scott’s Emulsion of Cod­ (5ih with Hypophos­ Washington, March 14.—After two liver days’ debate the house yesterday by a 1 phites, promptly cures lung vote of 173 to 50 unseated Gasten A. and throat troubles. Do Kot Robbins from the Fourth Alabama district and decided that his republic- { neglectyour cold. an opponent, W. F. Aldrich, was elected and entitled to the seat. Bills were sentation than that possessed by any passed requiring officers of American other college or university In thc coun­ a timers to be citizens of the United try. States aud repealing the laws exempt* September 15. 16. 17 and 18 are the *--* — tonnage duties vessels from intf’* from Rome, March 12.—More definite sta­ dates set by the officers of the Ionia Dis ­ countries tistics of the losses in the recent fight­ which extended similar exing at Adpwa. are being obtained. The trict Fair association for holding the empt^ons to our vessels. Italians lost about 12,500 kHled and fair of 1896. Ed Wilson, of Manistique, was killed wounded, while the Abyssinians had Rochester, N. YM March 12.—A gen­ from 10,000 to 15,000 .men placed “hors in a lumber camp by a rolling log. eral assignment was filed Wednesday de combat." They took three days to The name of the post office nt Alberta, morning by Rothschild, Buum & Stern, bury their dead. Chippewa county, has been changed to one of the largest clothing manufactur­ Fiber, with John B. Wilson postmaster. ing firms of this city. The liabilities The Detroit Driving riub announced Washington, March 14.—Joseph Mauarc estimated at $400,009, largely in My. of Maine, secretary of the repub- ■ the features for the blue ribbon meet­ New York and this city. Tbe invest­ ing of 1896 and one lhat may prove sen­ Mean national committee, figures that ment in a large retail store in Chicago the delegates already elected to the St. • sational has been added. It is a $5,000 caused the loss. louis convention, were instructed ns . t^ent for 2:24 pacers, toilows: McKinley, $7; Reed. 36; Al-| The old Second nationsI bank of Buy . Joined the SalraUonlate. New York, March 16.—The feature Uson, 33; Quay, 26; Cullom. 10; Mor- City has received n judgment agnins’t S. ■ I David M. Kntee and James H. Calkins of Sunday's all-day rally of tbe Salva­ tion Army held at their headquarters. National Reform Party. •10-C95-60Memorial ball, brought about <he con­ Pittsburgh, Pa., March 12.—The ns-' While attending a revival meeting at version of 20 persons, and the accession tional reform conference in this city ^petning Miss Lizzie Wills slipped to tbe army of Francis E..Clark, presi­ decided to name the new party “the Nafrom herjnother and was married dent of the united societies of ths tional Reform party," and a national George Blee. Christian Endeavor union, who resides convention was called to meet in Pitts-' ** “ skating ‘ ‘ .While on the pond at Dexter in Boston. burgh on May 25. i rfcarl Walker, 12 years old, broke CendJdHtr* Decline. | ‘through the ice and would have drew • «m! Terre Haute, Ind., March 14.—Rev. E. 1 Mua^tine, to. March H.-The jury f°r h'roicrffort«of Mi«M... .ie G. Shouse, of this city, nominee foj1B tbe Wood, cue. a criminal prowcu- 1 E-*"nck' “ 'wu-her h> the high achool. governor on the prohibition ticket, ha.< : tion for alleged complicity in blowing ' _^cune since lhe wife of John declined to run, and S. M. Saylar, of up the house, ot three prohibitionist, b'eifer, living near Decatur, left home Huntington, the candidate for attorney in 1983, dlmigree.! and was discharged. for “on” '““■’plained cause. She re­ general, hns also withdraw^. ------turned and procured a large butcher .. P”*!*cU. Mc*lolex’> Nomlnartnu. knife, cut her husband's throat, inftictAdjudged I own< . cw '«■«, March |C.—The World ing injuries which were exp.s te<l lo Cincinnati. March 16.—Father Domi­ I I oar, that it has made a poll ot nearly prn.r- fataf nick O’Grady, the Homan Catholic • ... hMdqm)rterM o{ |b(J y|ichigou 0 every state 1... in the union, aud as a result priest who pursued Mary Gimortin predicts thr nomination of William Mc­ A. K. hare been formally earabfished at from Ireland and murdered her in this Kinley by thd Sa. Iawik contention, :; । Lamting. ' _•; city, has been adjudged insane, and will I , A post ofiioe has been eatubiiobed at not be tried for his crime. Sm York. March >c. Thr Interna- French ........ Ixuulhig, Wayne county, with dtm.1 chee, muieb in thi> eUy between Ftephet. E. Wilton poetiuaxter. •Milwaukee, March 14.—Frank Klein, • •AiiivtuuNce, Aiurvii i-t.—mu* iviem, *e United Kingdom of Great Britlea I F I*. ~EdwInSUiw.n, tlwoM^p^e-1 mm.ieted ol •motA stoeinat A :___ . 1 lrel* >*arn tlciag phyndan in nouthwertern Mich-1 daughter. He killed Louie Schmidt won v mo Amencaaa. died at Mendon, aged T5 yean. * May laat in a priae fight. . . .■ . COMMENT 2ND Of & •••-' 1 J ., 1 u.^llc will steadily Increase. and the dtaappotnunent of tbe men whote rot•-> luraeo the scSle at the last election, with tbe resahs under the admli Utratlon they elected, wiK wake Ibe carupalj; n tbe roost Intensely exciting in the history of tbe country. . THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE u><l Hepublleon r.muy aew,p«peror tbe United Bute,. wni publl.b >11 tbe nvUUai new. ot the day tntere«Un« to every A meric,a cltlien n>nll.. ot p.nr .OUiUoo. attractive form, foreign comsponuenee covrrlDR the nr»> of the ItivP^rtwent second to none in the country, market reports wbict: anrrco*nmd sQUMrRy. ISaclnaUDR ehort stories, complete in eseb number tne cream uf tin nDd d?Jn<Bpc- with their b<Mt comic pictures, fashion plate- .mil b25a.te d’7$nPy,OBb ?.f * attire, with a varied and attractive department of bou-eboiii ' orvt" ? Triton®« **■» 'deal family paper with a circulation iuiyrr rpablicatlon in tbe oonnwy iseued from the offlee of a dally Larcr more interest to tbe women and young pcopfc of the booertold. , A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables u* to ofsr this splendid journal and (the BANNER ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.00WH IN MbYMMCE. (Tk« refular BUb«ieHpUon price uf the two p»pei»ls $J.tT.) Subscriptions may begin at any time. Addjess all ovders to THE MHNER SCOTT-* EMULMOH h.ta.etewUky On rl!e y°ur name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, Room a, Tribune building. New. .YqiM. City, and a saroble copy of Tbe New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to vbu. DR. A. OWEN’S ELECTRIC APPLIANCE URE �Hastings Banner. Thursday, Mir. 19 1896. COOK BROS. Proprietor*. VHI. k SVHTERn VNEAN METAMORPHOSIS, will’ll Ringrbraml 'opened bis eyes he himself lying on his back in ..•Kit appeared to be the bottom of a at least, that was his second imr-t ion. With the first gleams of re­ h - consciousness there was no , v>; < tiviu of the events immediately . ।’ling his fall, aud for a moment . iiail a vague idea that he had . Mj-d and hurt himself in the road, l ,'hal the clouds had covered all but -..mxll patch of sky directly over;;d here tlie stats were still visible. r -Ct memory came back, und he rc...fl.-d. the details of the capture up to I :.<• s'iddcn blank following the plunge . •<> the hole between the Ixhv kiers. A ]«arp t'.inge of pain bridged the inv .l aud reminded ni<p that there .irre two present and pressing sources I1 discomfort in the gnarled log across v lich hr was lying und in the vice-like sure of trfc rope w|iich still bound s arms to his sides. To wriggle out ,.• the uncomfortable position was easy. • ..t luoseniiigthe rope was another mat­ . . The knot had been drawn tight the jrrk of his fall, und It was an or more.before he succeeded in forking it around where it could hr • acir’d; even when this was done, it >vas only a beginning, and the first faint - ■ peaks of dawn weife filtering through <ne aperture overhead when he finally stiffly and swung his arms to start the suspended circulation. in a little while it was light enough to enable him to see his surrouri’dings. ,:.d be found that he wagimprisoned in -.■••vice-cave much like the one he hud explored two days before. It occurred uun nearer to Heater, and for a time there was a cheerful euthuaiasm in the thoogbt that otter and compelling hand, had puxlied him over tbe dividin'' line between hia pmrillanimou. rroolu tion to run away.and un active partici­ pation In tbe quarrel which involved her fcmlly. There waa Httle comfort tn the contemplation of the part he might be required to take in tbe feud' the battle waa rtill to l>e fought with b.» wroknero, and he had the freah and liumiliating example^ a few hour, be­ fore to remind him that he had not vet made, a beginning. The recollection of thia dtecouraged him again, and all the argument, that bad prrwntetl themselves in defense of his plan of re­ treat came back with redoubled empha»is. He was not sure that Hester loved b.itn; if she did. she would despise himwhen she found him out; it would be inexcusably wrong for him to win her love under false pretenses: she had told him only last night what she would expeetin llieman ofbercholee. Hepushed the tormenting thoughts aside, and brought himself down with a jerk to the present and its demands. “Ptb not going to dispute with thc weak-kneed devil any more," hemuttered; “the first thing to do is to get out of here, and then I'll leave it with her; If she honors me enough to make me her defender. I II make a shift to light her battles if I have to hire ane one to hold me while I do it.*’ '■L’niler Ute inspiration of this conclu­ *° ai* nhger ups; the roaring- in ms cam crowd, .nd hl, .Ight became onee is feet, he drew the colonel’a revolver •rom his pocket and took careful and de iterate aim at the face behind the ,tnr ot h’8 flnffer preaaed the trigger, and the crash of a double detonation fined the cavern. With the fiukh and the report the light disap­ peared. and he felt a sting of pain in his arm; he knew he was Wounded, but the hurt seemed only • to ■' augment the oman’s ork W Is never done, and it ia especially wearing and wcArinome to thoro whose blood is Impure and unfit properly to ‘.one, sus­ tain, and renew the wasting of nerve, muscle and tissue. It is more becauro ol this condition o! the blood that women are ruu down, Tired, Weak, Nervous, Than because of the work Itself. Every physician says so, and that tbe only rem­ edy is in building up by taking a good nerve tonic, blood purifier and *vitalizer 1^?.ood?s*l,’?**I*rUla- For the troubles Focultar to Women at change of season, climate or life, or resulting from hard work, nervousnesa, and impure blood, thousands have found relief and cure in Hood ’ s Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Purifier, fl per bottle. Preparetl only by C. I, Hood & Co., Lowell, Maas. tee only pills to take riOOd S PillS with Hood's Sarsaparilla. sion he went to work patientlyand res­ olutely. trying the first plan’that sug­ gested Itself. Using hi. knife for a chisel, be attempted to ent niches for hand and foot holds in the wall, perseVsaf"t tr uv,A » I 1.^.1. V » . •the .mill . yerlnir nuUl both 1.1. blade, of tool ........... t —. u riv worn down to useless stumps. When tbe failure of the knife put an end to the exjiedient, he exam­ ined thc narrower part of the tfrevive to sec if Ik? could not climb to the roof bv bracing: himself from wall to wall. As It was reasonably evident that the cav­ ern bud originally 'been nothing more than an irregular crack in the sand­ stone, open at the top through its en­ tire length, and nftcrtvunl gradually covered in by slow accumulations of earth and debris interwoven with twigs and gruss roots, be argued that it would be eoiuiMirativrly easy to dig through ’his thin covering if he coirid obtain n foothold near enough to the roof to en­ tv him at once that it might be a con- able him to attack it. To make thr ’•nuat’on of the same cavern, or that, most of his strength, he dragged thr Jog pi..isibly he might be iu the very to the place selected for tbe experi­ '.amber into which he had tried to ment, with the intention of using it for ; -net rate: but this seemed unlikely* for a ladder from which to begin thc as­ ' nu» reasons. Our jvas that he could cent; and, having braced it against one s •: niaki the locality-of the McNabb «>f the walls, hr took off his coat an<^ shoes and made an attempt to work bis • :un’l agree with the general direction ■'.f his wanderings of the night previous; wuy up the <lesirrd vautage-groum! -the other was even more eon vine* The lirst trial was a failure. He lost g. •.. while his cell terminated at one his hold before he had ascended to • xtremity in a narrow fissure like the' twice his hright.and slid back to the in which he had lost the pick and sandy floor of the crevice; but there 'amp. he could not find the missiug was enough of a promise of succeaadn irtirlrs, though lie lost no time in makthe undertaking to make him wear jg a careful search for them. Tn do­ uwuy the remainder of the day in re.. g tkiv. however, he stumbled upon ]>ratc<l endeavors, ynd to encourage him t<? try again and againi. even after the fit;uh-r discovery which was of much t..•»re immediate importance: reaching long abstinence from food had begun -wn into the crannies of the fissure. to-have its effect-on his tired muscles !.is hand found a pool of water, and he and overstrained nenes. Thc final at­ o:;;«nk gratefully, dipping up the cool tempt. made just at dusk, carried him liquid by spoonfuls in his hollowed to w ithin a few feet of the roof; but the darkness baffled him; he again lost his ' I athis, ha gave an hour to minute hold, and it^yas only by thc utmost ex­ i ’.amination of the boundaries of his ertion of his failing strength that he i lisou. TUtinlzing the walls and care- saved himself from fulling heavily to ‘ :!iv weighing every ixmible chance of the bottom of the cavern. As it was, be • .ape. At the end of this preliminary knocked the i»r down in his descent, s 71 'ey he sat down upon the log. which and, realizing that nothing could be r > ed to be thc trunk of a small tree done without the help of daylight, he hiirh-tl by some accident of wind or lay down in the sand aud tried to go to hght’iihg through the opening above, sleep. • i:<l ix-gan to go over the events of the Lying there in ttfe darkness and lis­ few days, in the hope of finding tening to the microscopic noises sift­ mething to account for tbe mysteri- ing through the entrance to tbe c^vc. .s attack and imprisonment. In this he fancied he heard a sound as of some < 'Tort he racked his brain to little pur- light object falling upon the sand. He pw. mid. after repeatedly scouting the first thought of wild beasts, but, re­ dea as absurdJ he finally accepted the flecting that no an imul large enough to ••>.sion that the Bynums had in attack him would be likely to enter thc iu- manner connected him with the trap-like, crevice, the incident was soon • itimes of their enemies, and had forgotten in a train of suggestions hav­ ’••.k -a prompt measures to deprive the ing the indistinct noises of tbe day for 1 1’ nirrs of a possible ally. a starting-point. Now that be recalled t that’s Uie case,’’ he mused, speak- them, be remembered hearing sounds t ; L' .il.ind for the sake of thc companion* like the echoes of dull blows at irregu­ • of hi. own voice, “what do they lar intervals all through the day, and : -:n «o do with me? If they had • he speculated over their probable origin .'Hitcd to kill me, they certainly had it until weariness overoame him and he n 1 their own way last night; a very fell into a doze from which the growl­ :;i.dl domestic cat would have mode a ing of the rising storm awiikened him'•tier resistance than I did. No, that Since there seemed to be a sort of com­ I'n'tit; theydon’tmeanmurder; they’re panionship in the roll of tbe thunder niy trying to. get me out of the way ! and tbe sweep of the wind, be sat up to ■r awhih*. And the next thing is, for listen, and in one of the lulls he thought ow long? Keeping in view the com- be heard a voice at the mouth of the cav­ f*»rting conclusion that they don’t ern. Wondering if his captors were intend making away with me, the quea- coming to liberate him, he got upon ‘ion will answer itself in a few hours his feet and felt his way to the farther -t the most, for they haven’t given me I end of the cell, standing under the aper »ything to eat: Whltffa reminds me t.ure and staring up into the gloom. ’oat I’m pretty hungry, now; "he looked While be stood there, listening and ‘•:efnlly at his watch. "Tom Ludlow looking, a small star of yellow light had his breakfast, two hours ago, and made its appearance at tbe extreme end the present moment. I suppose, be’ft of the roeky corridor, awl he saw the Mtting in his office with the comfort- i shadows ef two faces framed between able under-thought thfit it’ll be dinner- tbe walls of the narrow slit in which the ’•me before long. Lucky fellow, not chamber terminated. His first impulse >" know what it .is to sit in a crack In was to make his presence known; but 1 lie face of tbe earth, speculating on tbe l^efore he bad taken a stop he recoiled doubtful possibilities of future meal Jn boryor at the sight of a gun barrel tunea. Wall, 1 presume the next thing ’ thrust through the creviee above the to decide whether or not I’to io sit wavering star of light. here and wait for some one to come and Under some conditions mental proc pull me out; and if Tm not. what’s the esses are instantaneous. Ringbrand alternative? Let’s have another look saw and understood thc purpose of his •it the resources." enemies as dearly aa if his senteope had After overhauling the rope and coil­ been pronounced with formal'verbiage. ing it beside the log. be searched his With tbe understanding came a fren­ I tocketa, but found nothing useful zied fit of terror, find be shrunk with therein, except a small penknife. chattering teeth and trembling llnibe “There they are—say 40 feet of rope, a into the deepest recesses of the cave; piece of wood six or seven feet long, and tbe wavering light danced in fantastic n toy |x>cketknife; and this holo is gyrations before hia fascinated jgaxe; about 30 feet deep. 1 should judge. a noise like tbe beating of a Hund rod There isn’t very much to work with, drums filled his ears; and he could feel bat I ve pulled many a hero oqtof worse tlie cold perspiration pricking from i-craoeR than this with much less.” erery ™e an»P«n»e **» h°r^' The humor of the comparison pro­ ble, and for a few moments he thought voked a laugh, and then he -wondered he should die from the very abjeetness what had become of his depression of of bis fear; then suddenly be felt a the previous day. Tbe . explanation sharp pang as if something came suddenly when he mn his solilo­ way in his brain, and the overpowering quy buck to the point where he had connausMt of terror vanished cludctl that his connection with the In its place came a strange 01 Laiimers was the reason for the assault exaltation that aent the blood tingling upon him. it seemed tn a way to bring MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In the conditions ot a mortgage aaRtf tbe fSth day of September. ism. made by Ghsrlea Baker and bfe wffe Mary Ann Baker of the Township erf Assyria, Barry County, Michigan, to ^nna 8. Austin. Jeim L Sctiujlrr. WHUanr H. Slocum and Jehr. P. Doug’as as Kxrcutws ol the estate of Robert F. Auwlln. dr-reared, uf Kii.gs Coontv. state of New York and recorded tn Hie o®ee of tbe Register of Deeds, for tbe County of Ba^ry and State of Mlc'Ugun on tlie 13th day of Septem­ ber. DM. in Liber as of Mortgages, on Page 272. on which mortgage there is claimed to be doe a: lhe date of this noUee the sum of Twenty-nine Hundred and fifty-one Do liars and fifty-five cents [92061^5] and an attorney's fee of thirtyfive dollars provided for In nala mortgage and no suit or proceedings at law having been In­ stituted to recover tbe amount secured by said mortgage or any part thereof: Notice is therefore hereby given that on Sat­ urday thr 23rd day of May A. D. 1896. at ten o’clock in the ton noon, there will be >old, at th* North front door of the Court House, in tbe City of Hastings. Countv of Barry ni.d State of Michigan, [said Court Housabrlng the building In which the Clnuib Court for lhe Counts or Barry Is held], at public auction. t«» thd highest bidder, the premises described tn said mortgage.ors" much Uie.-eaf aa may be necessary to satisfy the ani-unt due on said mortgage. above het forth with the Interest thereon, and tbe costa charges and-expense* allowed by law and provided lor In said mortgage.' said premises being situated In the County of Barry and Slate of Michigan and described as all those certain places and parcel* of land •’escribed as follows, to wit: The East half (K !i) of the South West quarter [8. V,’. ?<] of aection fifteen [in] containing1 Eighty (80J acres of land, also th* South West quarter IS. W. Ml of tbe south West quarter [8. W. M] ol Section fifteen D5] except two {21 acres out ot the Soirth West corner thereof. All in Township number Ona North. Range number Seven West. Barry County, Michigan, and containing In all One Hundred and Eighteen [118] acres of land, according to the United States survey thereof. Dated, Hastings. Mich,, February 19:1>ML Anna h, AuariN. John L 8chutlkh. . WiLU a*i>H. Blocum, John P. D«htulam. ecutors of tbe Estate of Robert F. Auittn. deceased, Mortgagees. ALONZO K. KkNABTQN. / Attorney for .Mortgagees. J AXON o N NUBTG AGE SALE Default having been tnsdera the cutidltlotB violence of the fit of ferocity that had ot a certain murtgage made by Fred W. Rickel taken complete potpexsion of him. and wife Mettle of the town of Hastings. Barry Rushing toward the point where tbe County, Michigan, to -Samuel Cnrson uf Gales­ burg. KalMinax 10 County. Michigan, dated light had disappeared, he wedged him­ December 7 A. D. 1«M>, and recorded in . Hie olself into tbe crevice, grinding hi» teeth fice of Un- Register of Deeds, for the Countv of Barry and state of MP-blgan. on the beventu in impotent rage when he found that day of December A. D. IW>ln Liber « of Mort­ gages. op |Nkgc-2l2, on wolcli mvrtgagr Were Is he could not reach far enough to get, claimed to ue dur at the (fate of this notice lhe lite range for a second shot. sumofTlirro hundred ninety six Dollar* and After it. was al) over, he sat down Seven cunts, and au-attorney's fee ul Ft ten Dollars provided tor iu said mortgage, and no upon thc log and examined his arm as suit or proceed ngs nt law having beeu Inalltutwell as he could by the sense of touch; ed to recover the mnnevsaucured by said mort­ gage. or any part thereof; the wound was nothing but a severe Now. Therefore, by virtue of the power ot bruise, and he put his coat on again sale eon tail rnd in aald mortgage, and the statute in such case made and provided, notice Is here with a sigh of relief. "I can’t afford to bv given that uu saturd.vv tlie 13th day of June lie disabled now,’’ he muttered, "not till I A. D. IKK. at t-n o’clock in the Forenoon. 1 shall sell al Public Auction, to the highest bid­ I’ve given these villains their deserts; der. st the North Front door ot lhe Court the hardened brutes—to coype here and House In the city uf Hastlncs [that being the place « here the Circuit Court tor Barn- County try to kill a man like n-rat-in a trap!" is 'holden]. tbe premises described iu said or so intieb thereof as may be nectisThe„ It oeefirn-.l to him mortgage, Ihnt this Hugh Ituigbruna, breathing with « |*r ran ln<ere,l. .no I.kH ewl- m gelher,uUh an Mtloruaj’s ter of Fifteen Dollars out thrrilenings agalnat hi» perwcu- — ................................... covtuiai>u-<l for therein, the preutlsrs being tietors, was quite u different person from scribed hi said mortgage as all lhat certain hit lhe miserable wretch who but a few piece and parcel of laud situate iu the Townstnp of Harting* In the County ot Barry and Bute of moments before had cowered in terror Michigan, ana known anil described as follows: The went half of the Kart half nt Eart half of at the sight of the mountaineer’* rifle. North Eshtquarterof Hretlon Twenty-fonr Lit] "It’s tbe most singular eNjx‘rience I In Town three [-1] North Range Kight [B] Wrtd ever heard of.’’ he mused. "It is, in­ contauilBg twenty acres more or less. HamvklCakson. deed; there’s nothing in my collection Philip T. Colouovk. Mortgagee. Attorney for Mortgagee. that matches it*. I wonder if it was Dated March 1», IM»S only the instinct of self-prese.rvq.tion? I think after this I shall be able to un­ CHANCERY SALE. derstand what makes the most inof­ In ptu.Minure* and by virtue of an order and fensive uni ma I turn and show fight in decree of the Circuit Court for the Ciutmy of Barry, in Chaucer). In the Stet- o( Mi<-blgau the last extremity. I wonder, too. if matinauddHtedon tl«e29th. day of November, the flfie nnd ferocious enthusiasm will traa In a certain cause therein pending, wherein George F. Krmt'tun isOunplahmat amt Martin come again when it’s needed? I’m afraid V. Barker aud Harriet Iden Barker are Defend­ it won’t—at least, not without a similar ant*. Notice Is hereby given Hutt 1 shall sell at public provocation: and that isn’t exactly auction to the bijthest bidder, al lhe North wh»t one craves. Anyway. I'm glad I front door of the Court House In tbe City uf Ha*tli<» and County of Barry' »*nd Stare of didn’t die before 1 knew what it was to Michigan, said Court Houae being the place for take my courage in bpth hands, if only holding tbe Cireult' ourt for said County, on Saturday the 4th. dav ol April A. IX 1896 at JO for this onetime. I suppose 1 didn’t have o’clock in the forenoon, all. or so much there nf tny such good luck as to hit thc fellow, a« may be uereMary to raise the amount dur to said Complainant for principal. Interest and but if they both got away 1 don’t believe costs In this cause, of the following described they’ll make me another visit to-night. parcel uf land to wit. Comtneuciiig four rods East and thirty three rods and two leel South on Heigh-ho! it’s something of a bore to a • ui-tlnunus line of Jefferson Street from lhe lie hungry and tired nnd sleepy und South East corner of lot one. block five wi Chamlxtrlnins Addition to tbe City ofilMtlnw. angry all in one breath. I believe I’ll thence South twenty two rods. East twruty-nlne risk ft nnd try to go to sleep; they’d rod*. North twenty-two rod*. West twenty nine rode to place of beginning, containing four acre* have been after me by this time if they of land. Also commencing four rods Ex*t of tue South E*st corner of Block four of Cham; meant to try it again.” Addition to the City of Hastings thenee He stretchevl himself out beside the berlaln* South alang the East line of Jefferson Street log with the coil of rope for u pillow; twelve rods. East twenty nine rods. North twelve rods. West to the place of beginning, in a few minutes weariness again as­ being on the North West quarter, section twenty . serted its claims, and this time he did TowTi Hirer. North Range K»g» t. West and not awaken until the morning sun had being In the City of Hastings, Barry Co. Michonce more tnrnetl thr darkness of the Circuit Court rommls«louer.- Barry Co. Mich •nvern into murky twilight. ALOb-r. • E.KKKA8TOJC. Solicitor lor Comuiaiuant. (To be Continued ^ i A allceof mince pie made of the rhfht mince meat is a lunch in itself—an epicure’s Lunch. NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT is tbe right mince meat. Wholeaome, freah and dslicious. For pies, fruit cake and fruit pudding. Default having been »aaee *o the condition Twenty-eighth day of November. A. D.'lMZ Liber MoTNortgaM. M rage «. oe whl nine dollar* and ahity-elgbt cents, aud an at­ torney.'s fee of Tweatv five coil&ni provided for Ip said mortgage, and ao suit er proeeedlngs at lMW bwn lIls,S!t“Cra to recaTer tec money* sale eohiained In said n in sueh case made and I rimll sell at Pubite AaetiOD. to ike hlrawt bidder, at the North front door of tbe Court House, in tbe Citv -f Bastings. ilhat' Seine tbe place where the Clresl* Court for Burry Goenty i» hulden), the premises described In Mid niortgwe.orso much thereof us may be neeiMnry i‘» pay the amount dtw ou *uid mortgage with Seven percent lutsresr.xud ail tejjai e» sts' together with an attorney’t fee of Twenty five dollars covenanted for therein; lhe premises twins described In said mortgage as mN those certain tots ptecesfend parcels ot land situate in Jbe City «.f Hastings tn the County ef Barry and ' Btateol Michigan, arxl known and described as follows: Fraction Clty lots nuisberihrea and four «• in Block No. five <«) in jhe Eastern addBion to the village, now City nf Hastings.-Escewt Chat portion heretofore conveyed to Chicago. Kala­ mazoo and Saginaw Rail Road Company, and containing in each lot four by eight rods of land, according to the recorded plat of said City ol Hastings. •* CHAnrjts Wilcox. ’ Philip T. Co l«hovs. .Attorney for Mortgagee. IVfltrort late ■ . MOUTGA.GE HALE. I>rfault having been made tn tbe payment o a certain bond and mortgage dated tbe Brat day 1 n. yoga .__ _ MORTGAGE SALE. Default tiavlug been made In the conditions of a certain mortgage made by-Robert A. Kelley .and wife Jane A. to Alexander Foster dated February 14. a. D., !W. and Recorded in the ofitee of tee ItexHter of Deeds, for tlie County ot Barry and Stale of Michigan, on the 141b day of February K. D. inrt.ln Liber 3D of Mort gHjjes. on page IM-on which mortgage there Is claimed to be due at tee date of this notice the sum of-Seventy-five doHare and twenty five cents, and *n attorney’s fee of Fifteen dollars provided tor In Nald mortgage, and no suit or proceedings xt. law baring bten InsWuted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof; , Now, Therefore, by virtue of tbe power of sale oont.lned Iu said mortgage, and tbe statute In such case made and provided, notice is hereS given tbat o > Saturday the Twenty fifth day April A. D. 1880, at ten o'clock In the fore­ noon. 1 shail sell at Public auction, to the Digbest bidder, at the North Front door of tee Court House In the City of Hastings (that being the place where the Circuit Court- for Barry County Is holden), the premises duecribed In said mortgage, or «o much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due on said mort­ gage. with eight per cent, interest, and all legai costs, together with-an attorney's fee of rllteen Dollars covenanted for therein, Hie premises being described In said mortgage as mH that rerta: 11 piece or parcel of laud situate in the City of limitings, in the County of Barry and Blate of MicMttan. and known aud described-as follow*; Commencing nt quarter post on the North side of Seri ton IT In Town 3-N. B W. Thence South Sixteen Chains and torty-seven links, llirtice South Th1* degrees. East Eleven Chains and nine IlnkN u> a Make and stone In center of tbe highway to the place of beginning. Therce along the Center of Hie highway South T9*A degrees East. Three < bains thirty three and links, thence South on a Hoe parallel with Hot quarter line to lhe ThornapDle river, thenoe Westerly along said river’o a point so teat a lire running North parallel with teo East line would Intersect tue place of beginning, thence North from said' tiolnt to the place ofibcgtaininc. said line being Ive chains and fifty links long on the West, side, containing two acres more or less. Ex­ cept our acre sold off and from the West side.be­ ing on the W li of N. E,.U of Sect. 17,3 N. a W. • ALBXA.VUKa FOsTKH. 1 Mortgagee. PlIlUt'T. Comjsovr, Attorney tor Mortcagee [feted. January 22. mortgagee and recorded In tbe oflfce of tbe Rmtster of Deeds of Barry Couney MiaMtas tn Ltbcr iB-of martsaeea on page 1+ on tbe »Kb dav of November A.D- lMO-nVA o’clock p. m. and duly assigned by said Bugrnr Uariieck to me Meets C. Holton of said City of Battie Creek..and the Maiaiinentthereof recorded.la the offlee of the Kessler of Deeds ot saM Barry County on the 27lb day of Jniy A. D. MK tai Llber »3 of mortgagee- on page w. by which default the power of sale ooaUiDed ka said inongHgp has become operative, not upon which said bond and mortgage there K claimed to be due for principal and in tercet t» date tbe sum- of three hundred and slaty dollars and 1 tweaty one cents, and bo suit or preeoedtogs at law or In equity having been instituted to re­ cover the debtrfecuredTby said mortgage, or any part thereof now therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue of tbe power of sale con­ tained In said mortuacB, and of the Htatwle of tbe St-ite of Michigan!* such cares made and orovlded. on Saturday tbe sixteenth day of May A. D. WM, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon at tbe North front door of the Court House in the City of Hastings. Barry County. Michigan. (Ibat be­ Ing the place of bolding the CircuK Court for said County of Barry) the undersigned wW-adl’ at public auction, to lhe highest bidder, the lands and premises describee tn said mortgage, or so much thereof as shall be iioeessary to satIsO the said amorn t due and iuurest at seven percent, costs and expenses of Hale, and an attorney fee of fifteen dollars allowed by law and provided for In *ald mortgage: said land and uremises tn-in* described In said mortcage as- ®e Wert frectlonal half of the East half at the North Weet quarter of section Thirty Three (S3i in Township Number One ti) North of Range Number Sewn u) Wert being m the Totvoahip of Assyria. Barry County Michigan. Dated February iMh. 1W(1 Eunta C. Holton, Assignee MOHTGAliE SALE. Default havlnit been made tn the conditions of it A. D- IUH1 and recorded io the office of-the Register of Berds, for tbe County of Barry and State ot Michigan, on thr nth dav of December A. D. ifbl In Liber 33 ol Mnrigagvs. on page 331. Said mortgage was given upon tbe express condition that should any d-fault be made in tee payment of the said Interest, or any part there­ of. on any day whereon thu same N made pay­ able. as above expressed, and sh* uld tbe same remain unpaid aud in arrear for lhe apace of thirty dais, the.- aud front thencefore. that Is to bay after the lap?.* of said thirty days, tbe Mfore.-tald principal sum uf twelve h», d>-uu dollars with all arrearage ot inbereij- thereon shall, nt tbe option <>1 said parts of the second iuu ty become due and payab'-e. . Default having been m--de In ter payment of Interest due Dee. llth teOAand tbe same bav leg remained unpr'.d nnd In arrears for lhe ypace ot thirty te«.’ 3 •”<» upwards tbe aforesaM tiili.cIpalNuSr-Z twelve hundred dollani with all anemra** of Interest thereon is now declar­ ed due teid payable by the wnua «! ssW mortgn<»« 11) which mortgage there Is claimed to be <hie at tbe dale of tbfe notice tbe sum ol Thir­ teen Hundred seventy three Dollars and fifty­ ton cents.and an attorney’s .fee ot thirty five Dollars providedf°f fi* mortgagl. and no •nit or proceedings at law having been Institut­ ed to recover lhe moneys secured by said mort­ gage or arfy part thereof: ' y Now. Therefore, bv vlrinv ot tbe power of able Miuiatnii irt dald mortgage.and the statute in Kuehease made and provided, notice is here­ by given that on Saturday the Twenty eighth day Of March A. D. taea. at ten u'dWtm We forenoon.. JLsball sell akPublic Auction, to the highest bWtor. xt the North frgnt door of.’the Conrt Hou?e In Dm* city of Hastings (thx|helng the place ,Mbore Che Circuit Court for Barry County I- bolden), the premises descrBed Id said mortgage, or no much tbereof as may be necessary to pay tlie amount doe <te said mort- F. w.. CLArr Attorney for AMignee. Battle CreeleMieb. MOfflttAGE SALE. Default having been made tn tlie conditions of a certain mortgase made by Margrert A. Stevens. Florence E.Spaulding. Orrin E. Bar­ ker. Mary E. Barker Blanche B. Barker. Agnes Barker. Martin V. Barker. H-srriett I. Barker to Emily D. Bostwick, of Ithaca. New York dated l>erember 17 A. D. IMP. and record­ ed in the office ot tbe Register of Deeds, for tbe County of Barry and State of Michigan, on tbe »ch day of December A. D. In Uber 33 ot Mortgage*, on page TXon which mortgage there ts claimed 10 be uue at the date uf this notice the sum of Eight hundred nine Dollars and Six­ ty ven t3. anti an attorney's tee of Twenty-five Dollars provided for In said mortgage, and do suk or proceedings at law having been insti­ tuted to recover tbe moneys secured by said mortgage, or aay part thereof; Now, Therefore, by virtue ot tbe power of sale contained Id said mortgage, and the stat­ ute in such case made and provided, notice Is hereby given, tbat 00 Saturday tbe 23rd day of Mav A. D. iDto.at to o'clock iu the forenoon. I shall sell al Public Auction, to the highest bid­ der at tbe North front doorof tbe Court House hi the City of Hastings. <tbat being tbe place where the Circuit Court for Barry County is holden). tee premises described In said mort­ gage- or so much tliereot as may be necessary to .m- amount due on said mortgage, with S per cent. Ii.tere.st, and all legal costeTtogetber with an attoi-neyS fee of Twenty five Dollars cuvenanfed foj therein, the premises being de­ scribed tn said feorlgajte as all tbat certain lot K-ce and parcel or jantl situate In tbe Town of mle Greve in t»i- County of Barry and State pt Michigan, and known aud described as fol­ lows: Tbe Ea«t ball of the South Quarter ot Section Thirty-two (32) In TownT»u <.*> North Range Seven »7) West containing Eighty Acres ol Laud more or less. Emily D. Bostwick, . Mortgagee. FjiilifT.Colghovr, . Attorney for Mortgagee. Dated February 17,1HK. MORTGAGE SALK. 'Default having been made in the eondiilons of a certain mortgage made by Susie A. Tyler to Elida Sbfiw dated November ink A. D. 1W. and recorded hi lhe office of the Register of Deeds, for the County of Barry, and State of Michigan, on the anrdday of November A. D. 1881 In Liber 35 of Mortgages, on‘page 190. on which mortgage there Is claimed to be due .at tbe date of this notice tbe sum of Five Hundred ; aad Thirty Six Dollars and thirty nine cents, PROBATE ORDER. and an anoreey’s fee pt Twenty Five Dollars provided for Id said mortgage, ami no suit or state of Michigan, County of Barry—ss. it a session of tee Probate Court for tee five Dollars covenanted tor therein, tne premis­ proceedii gsat law having been instituted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, County of Barry, holden at tee Probate Office, es t>elng (WwrUted In said mortgage as all that or any part thereof: -. la the city ot HaMfiuts. In county. <«> piece or pared of land lying and being Mlnate Saturday, th- • sixth day of March rr. Uw the Townahl ’ erHanUwts in lhe Cboqte ol .year one’ thousand eight hundred aud ninety In Rairyaua State nf Michigan,aad known aud de such case made, and provided, flotice in hereby "rrw»t. Charles W. Arrnitrony. John el ^Tbr North wlxtv‘<«0> Atrei tf the ‘8onth West givefrthatcxitMiurdiy theKUiday of May A. D. 1896. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon. I shall ’ lo^ftr melter ot tbe estate -el Frier I>e seH al Pabfie Auction, topeMigbMt bidder, M the North front AmroFttteCburt Sum in the Tbe parties pt tbe first part hereby agrpe to Won rMaftgand HUM theneUfiOTduly ’eHJed Spon’th^ruortga^B uuToabTlDdudlng one per ot Klien II. DeWolf prarltw th* the iiremt HonoredMlau.be rre.'ted lo Ao«le J. De­ '.nin-liUirt Wolter 10 iorao MUer «uiubletjr«x.. amount di ^7F“TPnrS."JdS"i»!‘Mri2SXSj? EviLYte»AitoJL JuaSTtEd ttSffheSSn! \ Mortgagee. . FHILJPff.QO^aOWte__ Atu>rnry tor Mortgagee. <»id court, then to. be holoeu . at the Probate Dated Dec. «b, M». tmss MEMIlX'MJULfCO. SYRACUSC,N Y ORDER OF JUBUatflQNin; . . I ■ FMlh JndlfllalClretrfn Chaiwfi&' I I >ther A. Barnes 1 f. Complainant. I TheodoreLar"- 1 rff*"’ ya rr»i ’., . ererloue to «md day M huulne p OBABUa W. ABMiTAOiru, 4 A true eooyl Jadae ol Probate. by Adtooa V. r. nunbind and d (hr r>vamh ■ eutyibiM day WE WILL SEND YOU POSTPAID The “Gre®CO” ADMIN IBTBATOR’B 8ALE. In the matter of the estate of Joshua R. IQNft. SHORT and nEDIUrt LENGTH ST* THE MICHIGAN CORSET COn of .ftlftre W. ^Kr^SKor ruSte Action JACKSON. rUCH. (3. North range etabl•fitWeaL "j sale in said mortgage .1 shall foirrlcMStee aaiM. by a sale o' tbe mortgaged premiss*, at public Hartings. Barry County Mlchtajan. on the MwgDttwnth dayetArrtl WR at-jE* ontock in teere-.f. said bill be taken as oonfeased by the die altemuoM. the same bring de-cribed an all “An'iftt'TrSrt'l^’wdVrTd. Thet' wlUia' quarter, of ttw north em.( ihirty six «»i.ta»natgI lhe east part ot ihr north ft? (Ktb.lt «t ll.« N.'tb well quir.er * West fractional quarter of tteetton twenty five 8uv. Mmtgagim. PrIup T. rOLdfiOVB. that she cause a copy of this.order tn be pwwuallv verved on said non resident defendant M teas: twenty before tbs time above pre for Ul. •»•««*““ M|TH. CMi ship two worth «»t n Dated Jan. IS. Uto. Haxvjev Williams, Martgag*-. �San Antonio Bro. F. R. Gilson, of the as she InvarlWy does, in another form, and Benton Harbor I\tlladta«i. who was Chair­ given to this people acres and acres ef a man of the Cuoimlitee on Re»ulutions. of­ browu stone of volcanic origin, which fered the fullowing wtycb was unani­ they build into fences four or five fret Thursday, Mar. 19, 1896. high, without tlw use of any kind nf aaormously adopted:— , ’ For hundr»d« of miles along this KksolvKd. Taking that In our depart­ tar. COOK BROS.. Proprietors. ure from tian Antonio the MichU»” I’ress road, and as far aa t >e eye could reach on either aide no other feiwe, except the plain stone fence cm be Been. The streets of the citfed are often but meie lanes as far as width la roneemed. and the sid.* walks wide enough .•DELIGHTFUL HIDE THROUGH THE i l0 |,rlD,. Toxm luto lhe ti'nluh. for only one person to walk ou. Tbe SUGAR AND COTTON DIS- 1 ----- -------■■■■- F-h >“"h « houses are Invariably made of sno-drled • ri>tu"« »«“«°e psulnt lulu *i eellkhtrul dsj hi the bcutltul luetropull. brick.or otherwise known as adobe houses. TRICTS OF LOUISIANA. Bay windows and terra cotta work if* T rod !^lbdlevcta,Tl'cS^oun?ry, "hi I “* Al Emile I’sss wo changed our money fur lhe second story of Mexican Thr < liy nt San Antcnto, Texan. Anmuin drp«t we for Mexican money, and tur evecg 910 bill homes never bother the people there, be­ •fl.e iid** on the Southern I’nclfic road. tlielurxii.t w< |.K.kl"g diaresUw. Chalacter... i we we twelvod StS.SU In In Mexican money, cause the houses are scarcely ever more received »l«.W MllurwiM* known as thr ".SmuH-t Route,” Za'taTordo-p.r.u0 chained “ . .together. . . .. t.... ..tlf.tr aa train 4% n.i-1 t-t’jujabh*. I’robably no road in all Just boarding train aaca.ru every iliiliar dollar from from TTlUtM Uncle Sum's Islid being Ilian one story high, and lhe only light ^l*r country is brttrr • <|idpiH«i and looks under Owwafi.rulej-a or guanls. Texas worth 9I SS Iu Mexican silver nr paper that gets Into tlem conns through the These par- money linking ua nil feel very tleh. Tbe open door. There are no large front door ■tnwe cau-tiiily h> lire comfort and eun- makes her pi Heuer.’ work. veui-uc* of Ils passrog* is limn does tbe color urlaoni ra are working on tbe Mexleau custom Louse officials showed as yards as we have them in the United All «d the Mexican homes are .S«uiiM-in I’acio.*. Its cars are palaces on Suutberii Pacific aud we understand that every courtesy possible. Drey had secor- Stales. OUlIlUVKi * - --- --uvipwls. and aunmg oih«*r thing:* this road convict build-­ ed a band aud all uf the utteials were | built right out flush with the street, and labor l» largely employed In build vanids "til cars having barber shopr, retd- ing the double thick for the Southern Pa- preseutao Eire us « reoepUon upon our ar­ the door being open allows tbe pale faced iux rooms’ llbrarle-. writing d«i*k-. planns, rival, but lire prlre Baht Imd to iio of tourist to get full fledged-whiffs of the In­ • 4t.-«i mi :«••< nearly every com tore and pleas­ ciflc. terior, an analysis of said whiff easily dis Wonders will never cease. Just nt a course, so our reception by the Mexican ure lli.it would In- enjoyed in K g<nil home. time wlseu we supposed (hat we were get­ officials wus knocked out. and «e were closing equal parts of gat lie. dog and gal­ Fberoad travvh through an interesting lic. Mexican women are relieved ul doing sleepink soundly us wo pniaed over lhe ting be}ond the limit of old residents, we s-cthm of th*-country and of ItsHf is an one thing tbat Is quite, a bore to the house­ run across a gentleman wli<i preached the bonier .tier midnight. -/•ojoyabk* trip. ’ keeper of to-day In this counity nnd that IVr awoke on-Mexleau soli and a si range out |»arty left New Orleans on Wtdncs- gospel In the Illite burg ot Bantings before reeling crept over us aa we for lhe Hrat Is mopping the fluor. Mexican women have the writer saw the light of day. We refer u>. i***i however before many of the party no doors In their homes other than tlie time gazed upon ll.e new surroundings. \ t.l b •uuh'. aouvrnit sptvim—w« did nut to Wm. S. Messmer, who formerly preach­ Mon doves, which waa formerly tbe capital black earth, ot which I have written. 'The ed in rue the rrvsoy Presbyterian chureh **» iu this v«»» city «it>u:>v*v«, »v...v.. ..... irioui vnuiuu — , 7. * Hiula;r the example set by the late Beu Hl and who Inquired carefully af’er all of the «.f Texas, was tire first place wkere we left mem tiers of the household mop this with ilulfar. A ferry iuuk u- aero™ the river their feet aud then forget to wash the ............................. •--- -------------- f ihe cars on Mexican soil. 'Dre natives :«i Algiers nut far from u hcro Gen. Jack­. old settlers whom he remembered,many uf were all bniefooled. or wear saudab. hare mops. Thc interior of this home toay be sun s* t ui» his bales <*t,.cotton from behindI whom have long Miice gone tn join "the silent majoilty.” Mr. Messmer m one of whir sombrero bats with tall crowns that 10 feet square which Is used lor kitchen, einlrh he dirt such«ffrclive work. . the editors and proprietors of “The Daily dime to a peak, and all wear scrapes, a bed-room, parlor, reception mom. chicken J'br Curtlit-r ooulh. one guvs Hie more This is among I be sort uf a shawl which Is thrown over the coop and dog kennel. vronrnmrrd are the differences iu lhe cns- L<gkt.” which we believe Is the only re­ Sociely Is divided . publican dally paper In the state ot Texas, shoulders.! An American would be con­ poor class of people. uims of thr jKH.p!e, and from the car wintinually harrasstd by the end of that into only two classes—the- very rich and r The cougresslunal district In which Ban <tuw wt-conldMfc the uni driving their The hnl we have been shawl continually dropping down, but the the very poor. ■fuantM while plowing wrih only, one line,, Antonio Is located Is larger than the whole natives give It a little loss over tbe describing belong to the latter class. 1 i state ot Illinois and at the last election ■ rather a piece of ropg and also sea will now describe the liotae of tlie other t sent a republican to Congress. Mr. Mess­ shoulder ahd it seems to stick fast. 'irauxe looking two wheeled carta. Gut Possibly It may be A ride on tbe Mexleau international R. class—lhe very rich. tr«*ui New Orleans for quite a distance the. mer won lhe gratitude of all by paying R. Is iHisItlvrly delightful, tbe roudjiaving a mansion. In a large yard, almiliar to Sautta-ru Pacific goes through low., marked attention to the parly amt dis­ ‘ trilMjtlng beautiful flowers among lhe lady a splendid foundation, and being well those In the United States, and the archi­ -wamin ground covered usually with a Or equipped in every way. In order to make tecture of the house quite modern. > members. ■ Juum* growth of cypress trees, and large ban Antonio vies with HL, Augustine. thc climb ap through lhe mountains the possibly It may be of tbe more typical palm trees and ferns. From tbe trees, ast Spanish design—a home of one or even . Florida, the honor of being the oldest city road follows tip through the gradually as ­ if draped in a gray mantle of delicate fib­ two stories in bright, with gilded or enam­ er, hangs a long growth of Spanish moss, in the United Stales and is a very pleasant cending highlands. On each side uf the eled steel bars before all of tbe windows— giving to (he trees a beautiful upptrnrance. city ot about 70,000 people and a great track, wherever water can be secured in the bouse being Unlit out even with •t Is said that Spanish mo.*s is of quite re­ health resorl for people troubled with lhe valleys ot the mountains splendid the sidewalk. Large, heavy iron or wood­ . weak lungs or nervous diseases. Along crops are rahed. Wheat commands a very cent appearance upon tbe trees ot that lo• ?alRy. Its presence means ultimate death in the year of 1716 the Spanish monks high price throughout Mexico, ranging en gates may be open and you look In. Down a little driveway you look ahead came through that country and established from S2.00 tu $3.00 per bushel, being c*i Pbc tr^e as It seems tu either sap the n s)stem of missions, many ot lhe walls of abuut $1.10 to 81.60 In American money. and see a beautiful span of horses bitched lite o? it or choke lb* growth. All of One man bear where we passed sold his to an elegant coach and a liveried servant A little ride out from New Orleans and which are standing to this dav. Com Mgr. Scarcely knowing that It is a pri­ wx- reach* lhe Tecbe country, a laud made our party went to the Alamo Mission, al­ wheat Crop last year tor 8160.000. ..nrmurtal by Longfellow's beautiful story most in the heart of the city, and across i is about $’> 00 per 100 pounds, potatoes vate residence, and bring desirous ot see­ <»t Evangeline. When the English cruelly from which Is lhe beautiful plaza. ’Alter vary from 5 to 8 cents per pound, and In ing still more pf the life of the better class Jtove the Acadian* from their homes, the Lou islana put chase Texas became a fact all produce is high. * Labor Is very of people, jou venture to walk down tbe -teparaiing fathers, mothers, children and disputed territory, being claimed by sever­ cheap, good laborers commanding from driveway. On Un* Inside you coiuc to a 'Cavere. many of lhe people settled in this al foreign governments at different times. 25 to 33 cents per day in Mexican money, beautiful court. In tbe center of which a -.iiulhern country and their descendents are In IB36 Texas seceded from Mexico und equal to fioin 13 to 20 cents In American fountain is playing and In the waters of which gold tisb are lazily swimming about. -Hill living here. Poor Evangeline, separ­ established an Independent government money. At Torreon we leave the Mexican inter­ You are surrounded with pretty (lowers, ated from Gabriel, her- lover, gave up her and during this war the AlnmO was the Thc Mexicans national ii. R. and from there go over the lovely trees, bnudsome vines. Birds are <ire.in a iruithSs search for him. ami her scene of awful carnage. .ttMtirctcd grave is said to be less than ten under Gen. Santa Anna had driven a Mexican Central R. Ft. to the City of Mex­ gaily singlifg. the sweet perfume uf roses Sur­ ico. Torre*ni is a city of from 4,000 to pervade thr enclosure and the beautiful miles (iom New Iberia. La., ihrougb handful of Texans into the Alamo. which ue passed, and which is in the rounded by a force many times larger than (1.000 and here we get about our tiist things around you seem almost as a dream. lieart of the Tecbe country. This country their own tbe Texans asked no quarter ami glimpse ot what we may expect Iu Mexico A tall, gray haired gentleman, whose ap­ The iu the way of beggars. Beggars are on pearance indicates wealth and refinement S tow. level and very rich. We passed fought bravely in the fave of death. ’ by tivkis ot cotton ami land upon which doqr of the Alamo wan broken in on all sides from the little kid up to tire ma­ Invites you by a wave of Ibe hand Into the 6lh I860 and lhe trrilble ture man. all of them asking for “un cen­ Interior of hia home. Rich rugs into ti-xar cane and rice had been raised. All March a'.wttg the route were large, pleasant plan­ slaughter comtneuced. Among the first to tavo” (a Mexican cent.) When one see* a which one’s tert would fairly sink.elexantfall was “Davy Crockett,** who received niulbcr with a bright eyed little babe in ly carved furniture, and all beautifully up­ gallon bouses, sugar and cotton mills. At Lafayette. La., we diet B. 1>. Engle- his draih wound while facing the enemy. tier arms with scarce enough rags on lo holstered; great French plate mirrors, ex­ •man. editor of the Industrial Pro- Col. Bowie, after whom ••Imwie” knives cover Its ttakedheM, asking for a "centa­ quisite drapes, rare paintings, costly btlc'toriio<iht whu raised uur hopes by telling were named, was sick lb l>ed at the time. vo” the sight <ouchea tire heart of an a-brac all betokening wealth, ease and us that Louisiana would gu republican - and was cruelly murdered by a bayonet American aud the first mothers, whu with comfort. Tbe marble bath room, the cul­ atext fall, especially If McKinley Is noini- thrust. Not one of the 1 SI occapants of infants in their arms, gathered around us inary department, various other depatlfur president. He informed us that the Alamo were left to tell of thc horrible to ‘beg centavos, were well remembered uienis of the household, and lastly the detbe people there, as everywhere else, have slaughter, aud the door of lhe Mission was and the donations by no means limited to Jlthlful dining room built separate from The sight was indeed a touch* the main portion uf the bouse where we <ia«l an excellent opportunity to. aseertaiu said to be ankle deep In blood. The bodies one cent. what free trade means during the past were all burned and <>n the monument Ing one, but oh ye shades of Montezuma! toasted tbe health of Senor Manuel Gar­ -three years. Tliat lhe editor of the Pro- which was erected lo their memory was Ttie news uf such a charitable erpwd must ces, one of Mexico's wealthy men. We «eeftou<r-t Is a man of good sense is shown inscribe*! ‘•Thermopylae had its messenger have spread like wildtire, because ere we lingered n the court-a perfect bower of In the had bad lime to reflect npun what a course beauty, and the five uf us who were thus iiy a little ode. under the head of "Good of defeat—the Alamo had none.” itaad.s.” and dedicated to the Gtli horse, ifte.rnoon the Business Men’s Association we were pursuing, we were surrounded so fortunate as to be able to see the .aud which we herewith publish as fol­ of lhe city piloted us around Ute city on oh every ride by a crowd of little girls and . wealthy side of those who live In this land street cars, on which we went put tu lhe old women, and all of them had from one of the noonday sun, left this beautiful daw*.- — tvhere the road is tough and tbe mild Is thick. fort, to the big springs near the city, to lo two children in their arms. And as home conscious of lhe curiosity which was Tcxi aught to kick and kick aud kick. lhe cathedral and other places ot Interest. our train was pulling out of lhe station lhe means of getting us Into It, and yet ^Aud barn and |n>v.- and pranevaround. What keeps up a population of 70,000 women could be seen hurrying towards inwardly congratulating ourselves because •IWt never i till a single pound. people at Ban Antonio is more than many the train from ever> direction and all of • we were so curious on this occasion; Mnd U-alll you mske the driver swear, ’flail put tbe road in good repair. of its residents'* know. No factories, no them had babes iu tbelr arms. There is ‘ profusely thanking fieuor Garces for tbe The land all through here is very fer- industries. In abort nothing in particular only one thing in Mexico more plenty than gracious politeness with which hr accept­ tile and looks like a veritable garden. to give employment to lalwr, yet It does- babies and that Is fleas. If these women ed our intrusion. Farther on we came to a Welsh settle- keep up. has some beautiful stores and is hadn’t any darlings of llreir own. there W. R. Cook. tnviit. where the people raise nothing but an excellent city. • were always plenty around that they HASTINGS AND IT8 FUTURE iriec. which until this year had commandWe left San Autotiio and started on our could borrow for lhe occasion, which at •ed a very good price. A lilt!|« tourney for “The Land of the Noonday this time was most profitable PROSPERITY. Giving also rniseef hi re we are fold, bitt not in Suir."’ We were several hours late at aims iu Mexico is as uncertain as It Is In 4f«y great quantity. One ve»y noticeable, । Eagle Pas-, *hlch »e later ascertained was the large titles of this country, and tbe What Can be Done by Unite*! Kfforl to feature along through thb settlement Is ! by tbe Maher-PitzSIiutnon* fight, so that it beggars there are infinitely plentler than There is no doubt but what Hastings Is lhe almost entire ausener of colored pvo- I wss long after roidi.h’lit when we reached here. .You will encounter more beggars Before we reached in one boar in. a small burg In Mexico, just aa well situated aa any city of its size .4»fe. they nearly hit having moved out. || tlie Mexican border. in the state. But since July 18U4 there than you will strike In all day in Chicago. has not been tbe improvement In business Ail of the lower class are dressed Iu rage. that there should have been, nor as there Tbe adults are expert beggars, and en­ could be. The banks are handling a little courage, aud in fact teach their children to follow their example. You may give more money this month than one year ago, which la a good indication of Improvement, your centavo to one that is needy, but you but la there not a way- of giving such a •> here are more than apt to give It tosomeoue who stimulus to our business enterprise lhat will speud it fur a "pulque jag,” or'you we as a city, as a community and aa practi­ !> may give It lo some one who Lx rteb in cal business men, can use to bring about lands and catlle, because they ail beg and a better condition of local affairs and they all drink pulque and smoke cigaret ­ •1 prosperity to our city. Three very im­ tes. men. women and boys. The trip over lhe Mexican Central road portant subjects present themselves for adoption and solution. The first Is “Good from Torreon to tbe City of Mexico is one Roads;” the second “get our factories of the most delightful and Interesting trips ■ I started ”. The third “lo proapect for natur­ that can be conceived of. The road pass­ al gaa or oil.” es through lhe highland district of JlexiWhen our new mayor and aidermen co from 3000 to over 8000 feet above the *r sea level, and taking you above tbe heat commence business tbelr first duty should be to vote a sum of money to Improve and mid dust tbat is encountered on many journeys ttirough warm districts. Aside gravel tbe approaches to our dty. Invite tbe supervisors and highway commlaaloufrom this , tbe novelty of everything you ers to meet lhe common council, and de *■ see, lhe hlrangenesa of everything you vise plana, and vote waya and means to look upon, lhe peculiar appearance of tlie people and everything, all go to make work each aud every road iu a thorough I' the ride over the Mexican Central one flTe ®i,e8 ln long to be remembered. No one who vis­ direction. This can all be done In tour months so when tbe first of October comes its the southern states of our own country should miss extending tbelr trip to the we can show the fanning community tbat rth.aJe S””1 * ,t8t,n< interest In tbelr City of Mexico over this road, which is all the more Interesting too. because it behalf. They will find It to their advan­ tage In every way to trade in Hasting? passes through all the largest dtiea of tbe Tbe nearer they approach our city the republic, and through the reported center better the road for a tired team and heavy of the Toltec empire. From Torreon we climb upwards over loaded wagon. This being the county 3300 feet to'Zacatecas (pronounced Zac-a- sort, Urn entire fanning community h Interested more or less, and many times !> te-cas) tn a distance of something over 240 mtm««e hereon legal and other Imaineas. miles, and then make a Mg descent, only Hastings Banner. At Sabine river ae cross and go over In­ to Texas lhe Lone biar State. As evening comes on we look out of tbe car window ■nd see prairie firri running over the dry prairie ground and lhe llimrs leaping high to the 'air making quite a pretty sifbt. SOUTHERN PLANTATIONS. -I •I X g kl. T should be the fullest exposure of the grave danger now menacing the public May Defy 10 the Danger.^ baking •I •I =! •I I -I •ri al market That alum in food is unwholesome is a fact as well established as that arsenic is a poison. Eminent scientists, by experiments upon both hitman beings and animals, have demonstrated it Physicians everywhere aver it Health Boards and legislatures have passed laws restraining the sale of alum powders, and making the use of alum in food a misdemeanor. Nevertheless alum bak­ ing powders represented as pure cream of tartar powders are for sale in almost every grocer}’. Avoid every new baking powder until you have had it analyzed and proved it free from alum. Baking powders sold, either whole­ sale or retail, at a lower price than the Royal, are almost invariably made from alum, and should be avoided under all circumstances. Safety lies in the use of the Royal Baking Powder. It is not only free from alum and am­ monia, but its combination of chemically pure cream of tartar and bi-carbonate of "soda is actan anti-dysPePtic’ promoting digestion and adding to the wholesomeness of the food. SWWBTa? ‘i I to rise again to a height of over 8000 feet and then down again to 7850 feet to lhe City of Mexico. All day Friday we rode through wide valleys In the mountains and up among Lhe clouds and ootild look out on eltlwr side of tbe ear and see clouds float­ ing around tbe mountain sides. The road winds around through the valleys and acraslonaUy stops at some little place possibly to take water. Railroad engines are alxnjl tbe only thing* that “take water” in Mexico so I am told. On every ■ide can be seen ibe caetus with Urge round body, which often grows from 10 to 15 feet in height, aud myriads of a miler cactua which attain [growths of from two inches lo a foot. There is another variety possibly six Inches in diameter, which grows to a height of 25 lo 30 feet, and In j The soil of this country la black, and I the people seem to be so proud of ft that they all carry generous Maples of It aronod go their fi Timber through this In every letter arnt to every om In every r) waaxAMTv DaaiM. EMity BarkertoClan* L. Aldrlci business circular arm ouittf our city enro M Bara. W». w -r nh. ck»e owe <»f tbrur cards. TlxMisanda upon Jatta A- Izrar io M*ry (•_ . th«*u»«ndn •<> of pwf>le »..*»«» will get them. They wex^aukMi hprtiiKs. movMnur ** r 1 • a* i*a may reach taaay Hut will be Interested. I G-nrry P. pMkanlto w«i n m, r, looking for a bust nrm k>c«1 ion and good J £T!‘ . ” •’fe. will surely cosw from ii. ’Cry II for one : mai, 1,,‘ , ;t i» j ear. show the world we are afire t<» our. K H. LMhrUi» toTC,fns h anfi F . {^rvU^.lxlpn^lorourelty. "kJ!,"S' When outoide capital dues cuwe lo week ! Tltonmppic. |iw S 1,:'r * ita investment In our idle factorirs or new. Geo. W. Harens to Albert l ax:pr , unes prospective tru«it theta through your. 10. Oramtevut*. fcw, rumuion council with a warm wrkuiuv ' pweel.a-.e to, T‘h»ckj^ and a liberal spirit, offer Inducement!*, aad ‘ make "oncrMkHi* if need lie tn art them to jot. nawUTnu, cureI..AW,1 , stay here, l^et all bUMiurva men ami tax Henry A. Hoodytar to Bavld M. and j ,r » payers give the mayor and common coun­ Goodyear, tom. »»e ». Hast »*.. ai ’ JuI'n cil words of etic-(iurag«-ment; let them W <u. 8. (tOudyvar tu John M. ... . ar. toi*. know und feel that you welcome aud want •ee I. naatouiEK. Wm. !x-»r to Julia 1,-ar. manufacturers. Vuikee SprV gs tfnon. Tlie third p.opo*«ltlon is speculative. .J**”-R-Ffilillpa’q Isaac T. • JWM, Can we resell natural gas or oil for fuel see 3X Assyria, fnw. '«•••. Kwauxmsr..b»a«.o Sa:»LM and heating purpose^'.' If can our city’s sec si. Johnstown, sjim/i t “rwl. future is assured. BusineM will seek us Win. l^artoOia* IV. (.ear .4.-1 r,__ Instead of we seeking IL Prosperity will pie und Yan«.ev PpriQgs. J<ro»p. return ten fold greater than evt;r l*rfore ibonght bf. The natural gan and oil belt is being worked extensively in Ohio and IVM. H. hTEBBlNs. Indiana c!«>se lo lliv buidetb of Mlcblgam Ft’xiiiUL D»k< ik Booms next to CbrUtmas- P'. The new wells are alt cumlng this way Studio. Kr«ldenr^y , and good reasons are advaierd that central a^aprgmptmcndga.iin ’* and soul In-rn Alichigan are part of the satne field. Test wells pm down in other pans of the alate were abundotied before results weru reached becagiMj uf lack of means, and loducemviils offered tbe well men to quit by mum»pulle* who wish U> control ail lerrituiy lluii yield* gas or oil. In this city lire »ul*J«*cl has been discussed by bu&lneaa men. and irce|itly a more de­ cided opinion expressed. Active business meu of means, viz. Mr. Richard Messer, Luke Waters, Daniel W. Reynolds. Wm. D. Hayes, M. L. Cook aiMiuthers aay they thluk lhe plan la practical Midi should l»e tried. Mr. Rry nolds has fell era of Infor­ mation and dale as to the probable rust of every thing needed fur n complete outfit accessory to’ the styJish-goVned and pipe to put down a test well of at woman’s toilet is the least 2000 leet. In thr bear future a meeting will br called to organize a com­ pany fur this purpose, and every onr should feel Interested. If' Il succeeds it will be a positive betrefit in every uue Iu our city. It will increase, the value uf projM-rty; It will bring -trodr and manu­ facturers lo our city. L-l every citizen Fashion decrees they shall be w orn, do all he can to lieip and assist In these and this particular make is just three projects for huprovemenr. and If any They arc proving or all of them succeed we will be well re­ what you want. If you dgsire your paid by increased buslnr-sknd prosperity, ready sellers. and we will have a live city secund tu nunc skirt to hanK and set well, use a Of its size In Michigan. Ventilated Skirt Pad. For sale by THE LATEST VENTILATED SKIRT PAD. Mary Clark lias entered jschool fur re­ view wurk. Uihtres Bertha Rider and Mary Mc­ Elwain with Maude laniliu at the organ, favored the members of the high ?*:tioul with Mint* very fine music Monday morn­ ing. This was a surprise planned by Prof. Meailey} ’ April 8. is the date which hat been de­ cided upon an the lime fur the preliminary content which will be giveji by our high school. Our visitors thU week are Amy Rrph-gle. Chnsiina Behuauuib. Gail Hamp, Myrtle Moore. Mary Upjutai. Rujal Mey - <| ere aud Loyal 1 Mamund. AA AJf A lu" —* *"• । * j Columbia BIguqig > SIXTH <.KAI>l: jt Allen Grigsby fills Edith Lum bard’s piner as reporter for Ibis afeek. Mrs. Spaulding and Misa{Brown madr us. .Is The Best. a visit one uiurtnug last wdrk. Bertha Lewis has left school. I have the agency Myrtle Moorc'n name is >n the visitors list. * i and wish you to^ in Geoeraphy one clans i| inBrazil and examine them, be­ the other in ChlH. ■ fore, buying. One mure week of school audthen We have a week ot vacation. Some of the absenteea tills week are: J The HARTFORDS are Peud Van Sclmten, Frank Sage. B-ssie Coflina, Jennie Rogers, Helena Davis aud the CHEAPER Ones. Mlles Atidrus. I We ate all hoping thatschool board will secure a aet oC the ••St|idrni's Cl>clo­ Everything in tne ned la” for they arc so mu help in our room. Jewelry Line. < 4 4 ' 1 I1 < 4 3 Tlie Yl T. s. C. E. Fill led by Miss Eddy next Bunday evening Usual services next Sundjiy Morning and evening In Presbyterian cMurch. (Come and encourage Morris WoofiMI > > IF. R. PRNGOftST. > who prenides al the uteeflttg of the Y. P. B. C. E. next Bunday evening in Presby­ terian church.^) WE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Next Sunday at the Methodist church the morning subject la “Riidempttoti’’ and the evening "The realm of the human will” Sunday School at noon. (.Rev. Campbell Fair D. li reclbr of BL RICHARD A. McCURDY President STATEMENT For the year ending December Marks. Grand Rapid*, will officiate at Emmanuel church next Sunday^ In tbe evening he will preach a siennon to men. Non-churcb goers especially imrlled. Sarplsa The Self Denial meeting of the W. H. M. Society will be held in the church parlors Wednesday p. m. March 25. Sptclal Easier program has beeu prepared. All members of the society are especially de­ sired to be present at this meeting. lasaraace and Aaanllie* in torn... - The clnb social of the M. E. church will bo entertained by Mesdamea Lown* and Clement Smith and tbelr aasfetants In tbe cfiurch parlors Wednesday afternoon Marcli 25th. Supper will be served from 5 tu 7 o’clock. Ail are cordially invited. Tbe annual Tea of tbe Ladles MbsionS/SSU!! ^Vteriazi church ™ held )Mt Wednwd.y, bJ- ,b8 kiDd lion ot Mr». Suufrr at her mMouco. An txtollent menu, pleatan I company and tomeililnn hi the anelety tn-.eury ittve eneounutement. Tbe Convention ot the Sunday acboola ot Barry county will bo bekl la the Metho­ d tt chureh at Hath no on March win and Iu thb direction thiu In nay other and our Slat.. An Intereatlof program has teen “ ** n°lwl 01,1 * l,r>re merehanta aad people In all kIMa ol bualnew will be agreeably surprised to see tbe aalberlnit .III re,UIL Tte even tai will te occupied with addreaaea by Bon. T. K. Improvement In the volume of business. To help our city as a manut.etiirlor Barkworth, or Jaokaon, aud Mr. Klein location let every business man have card* Swarlbuux, of Grand Rapids. printed to at their business envelopes and print loereon something like thia: Cook KMm a BMco, "The elly ol Hastings, Bury county A lady living jn the upper part of New Michigan, a splendid city fnr manufacLur­ kork wanted a cool; who would go ie?. the Common Council will give a liberal bonus; Water works. 60 lb. direct preMUie home et night, and put an advertiae- from pumps; Purest water In Michigan ,from artvaian wells: County seat; High school; Ward schools; Six ebureher. Electric lights; Three weekly newspapen, iA bealttiy well governed dry; taxes tow. Our people are strictly American, no rcrtlgnens. Labor plenty and inteiltgent. No unions nor strikes to tronblt* Maa*. jumi R«L n«ed». COMPANY OF NEW YORK UsUUUts - . .. - . . 1895 . ;•!« 10l.hlM<** is - Sib,Su-i83 «l Total Inrotur .... Total PaM PsllryThoUcr' 18K . ... . Sidsc ,ia :s let gala la IBM -d«! ’ from thia Statement as who!A m ■ only insurance actually haueJ i--i cash is included. I-have carefully eaataiaed the for icm aou una toe same io »c co..vl> Cmabuh A. Pact. ■ »->■» Front the Surplus a div Idea J wdl U *1. -nrvnrf . Report of tbe Exemininu' Corr,milter Feb:.. : of thb Cw.pu>>'. has ,h« ml. d.y o< I' the uadenigned were appointed a CdBx:.ii"«Jn The Ceaaritte* have carefully per? *** and ihM tbe atateoMCt is u< all particuLt.-s la staking thia rertificate tbe Cocnr.;" Amony tbe applioaota oaa ledy looked at tbe aepr, and thought ot l.er little kiteten. She did not went I c^vtorTW ROBERT A. ORAHNBa V«-IM General 1 rcuttrtr ACtuM? down- Ml won't take BMeoU, HtaU . D. C. BRONSON, Agent, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-03-26.pdf 71bbab6805645f3eb3bc4486ae9c2ff5 PDF Text Text Hastings ’ Banner. Iss? LATION OF ANY * PAPER IN COUNTY. VOL. XL. NO. 48 HASTINGS, MICH, MARCH 26, 1896. Hastings Banner Published Thursdaya bv »- COOK - BROS., ^iUUUUUliUUUUiUUUUUUUlUUiwmwnnwnnwnIgjgUl -t HASTINGS, MICH CORRESPONDENCE will be Presidential year and every man shpuld wish to keep posted. We offer the fol­ lowing combinations: . This Year Election BANNER AND NEW YORK ■TRIBUNE, The two papers one year for $1 .00. BANNER AND DETROIT TRIBUNE,] The two papers one year for $1.25. BANNER AND CHICAGO INTER OCEAN, The two papers one year for $1.25. You will want one state paper. The Detroit Tribune is the best. Terms strictly cash in advance. Subscribe now. O Ladies’ Hose Children’s Hose Boys’ Bicycle Hose ABSOLUTELY “FAST BLACK' L. E. STAUFFER. 1CYCL.ES THE BEST IN THE MARKET Clevelands, Ramblers, Crowns, (SSS’lRichmond Spedal, Falcons, Richmond No. 1,. Duke Richmond, Envoy, Duchess Fleetwing, Road King, Smalley, Road Queen. Calumet, Prices nuttinx from $38.00 to $100.00 C. H. Osborn & lh<Mn MeCellom. ot Hope, vlalted perl of ol bl» elater Mr»Jtobloecn. laxt week with friende at and near the Mr. and Mra. Wrerman. of Middlerille, Grove. . vlalted tbelr parenta last week. Eld. Keene, of Kalamaxoo. gave a good owing to tbe bed night only e few were talk to the Y. P. S. C. E. and asslile.: opt lb the concert aatordy nlgbt The Misses BH*. Myrtle and Ada them to reorraulxe their eoclety. Mr. Walt. -Ito amt «randau»t>ler tare Mother attended the ,t'“ relumed .1 MIddlevUlo Suturt.y :“’rc!^B(1 X™ «« from cXd South io U» Bend bed iMo ot Mol BIcugIb Sundries a SpecialtyGoll and Bicycle Hosiery ot all Kinds. BANKRUP?STORE' Carltea. Ixfn W. Feighunr was at Detroit Tues­ day and Wednesday ou business. Geo. W. Perry and son Hover were nt lords vMting relatives over Sunday. Mlfcs Etbelwyn Whalley is spending her vacatkui with her parents at Hurl, Oceana coamy. 'Mha Maggie Perry went to Lou la Monda> morning to work during the coming summer. Miss Bertha Marshall is visiting rela­ tives and friends in Detroit during her vacatMrti. . Mrs. E»n Albertun and Mrs. (K F. Tru­ man were at Grand Rapids Monday on buntness. The churches are making active prepar­ ations fur the obeervauce of Easter which occurs April 5th. Mrs. C. A. Hough returned from her vtal: with relatives at LoekporL N. tisurday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Andrus and chlltken _ are_ passing their vacation with Mr. Andrus’ people near Hastings. Mrs. Charlotte ingerson, of Kalamazoo, Is in tbo village a few days tbe guest oi Mt. ao4 Mrs. 8. S. Ingereoo. Mrs. Emma Paredy was at Middleville Saturday visiting relatives. She was ac­ companied home by Miss Glenna- Clever, who will spend her school vacation with friends in the village. kboirt iwenly-tive of toe teachers from Nfiahville and vicinity were in attendance at the teachers’ association at Middleville Saturday, and report a very useful and entertaining meeting. M. B. Brooks and wife were at Irving Tuesday evening attending the wedding ot Mrs. Brook’s uelee. Miss Mildred Brown to Rev. Duane Freeman,, pastor oglbe M. E. church at Irvlug. li. A. Brooks and wife returned from ilwir winter trip through toe southern Halles last Tbursdfty night and Mr. Brooks Lyiow making preparations to build a cot­ tage oh South Main street. iDur new “uiockiug bird” which was at­ tached io the boiler nt tbe water works tnls week “wakes the echoes" in Aral class style and will surely prove kt be just what was needed in tbe line of a fire " alarm. Dslton. Mrs. Evans is some better this wn»k. Mrs. Blackman was at Kalamazoo Sat­ urday. Harry Payne will move on Lacey Jones’ Place. Wm. Malone was al Kalamazoo Satur­ day on business. Lincoln Bush was at Kalamazoo Tues­ day on business. • Mrs. VanTyne was at Kalamazoo Sat­ urday on business. E. E. Thresher has. been wrestling with uld time La Grippe. Eunice Wilkinson and son Grover are visiting friends in Delton. Rev. Wheeler, of Prairieville, was a caller at the doctor’s office Monday. Mr. Faller, of Allegan, D. G. C. of the K. 0. T. M. was In town Saturday, Gid Hughes, of Hastings, was on pur streets shaking hands with old friends. Mrs. Haynes and Mrs. Dr. Scribner visited A. Welts family east of Hickory Corners. J. («. Cutler has just returned from Chi­ cago where he has been to buy his spring stock of goods. Mrs. B. Pennock and Mrs. A. L. Loomis visited the former's parents at Hickory Corners recently. Mn. Arlwur and daughter Belie went to Plainwell Saturday where they intend to stay a few weeks. Irwin Garrett, of Milo, will more on his’ brother Wm’s farm, the Andrus farm two miles south ot town. J. F. Williams sold a fine iumltnre out­ fit to Isaac Houvenor and wife and deliv­ ered the same to tlieir home at Prairie­ ville. A sugar social was held at the residence of 11 M. Chase’s Wednesday evening March 18th. A fine program was ren­ dered and a feast of good things was pro­ vided. Prairieville and Delton were well Hickory Corner*. represented. Those from Prairieville were Dr. Scribner, W. H. Chase Mid their Add Simpson Is sick with quinsy. families, Arthur Thresher, Mrs. Alice Born to Charles Williams and' wife a Crosby and daughter Annie and son daughter. Clarenre. The evening was spent in a ■M. M. Rockwell and wife are visiting vdry enjoyable manner, although the friends in Hopkins. weather wus rather bad the huuse was Mrs. Romj Uuigrove, of Hastings, visited crowded. friends residing here Friday and Saturday. 1 A gobdly representation from this place w)ll attend the tenchera examination at Uncle John Enz is Improving. Hhstlngs this week. Mrs. ira Jordan ia convalescent. Jtev. D. B. Pope conducted the funeral A. U. Bennettrjof Grand Rapids, spent services of the little chllcTof Charles Wuit last week the guest of J. M. Smith. in the town of Rote last Sunday. Burt Tinkler, of Hastings, wa^ to our Uld Mrs. Flansburg who Ims been living village on 'Tuesday. with her daughter Mrs. Walter Parker L. Parrot and wife are entertaining died yesterday. Funeral service and bur­ friends from Kalamazoo. ial takes place here lu-morrow the 2-Uh at SeveiRi Invited guests enjojed a angar tBfe Haplist eburcb. . part} at Ephraim Lucas’ on Tuesday Dietl, at the residence of J. H. Brown,, of the township of Ross. Mine Hnnna night. The prohibition caucus occurred on Johnson, of Chicsgo, 111., aged 29 years. Tuesday and a good ticket was placed in Mbs Johnson came here in December last, by the advice of her physician thinking a the field. E. L. Schantz has rented his father's change from tbe city to a country climate farm and will soon remove his family from would be beneficial to her health, but the dreaded disease consumption, carried her our village. Thomas L. Faul Is taking an Inventory. He has off Sunday evening at 9 o’clock. removed his store and is Improving its Johnson to whom Miss Johnson was en­ gaged has been with her several weeks look-* a good deal. Fall crops are looking fairly well and Kild has the respect and sympathy of all In Short services wehope tosee our farmers reap a good this his hour of sorrow. will be held at the residence of Mr. Brown harvest this reason. alien o'clock tu-murrow the 24th and the Mrs. George T. Grover has retarned to her fonuer home at Reading Hillsdale concluding services and burial at Chicago on the 25th Inst. One brother aud two county, where she will reside. Our republican caucus will bo held In sisters survive her who reside in Chicago. the town hall on March 28. iho demo­ Dowling. cratic at town hail on March 30, Leroy Wheeler han returned from Masnn Mrd. Wm. Kelly iff quite poorly. county. He has leased IheMarm of Henry Plentj of mud at present wrlifog. Jay siahb is working for J. Crawley. Broombaugh for the ensuing year. Frank Goddard expects to go to Boston The maple sugar season has not struck us yet but everybody Is ready fur it. In the near fpture to be gone an indefinite Many tapped their sugar bushes In Feb­ time. Mrs. Geo. Frey fell last Friday and ruary but will have to repeat tbe operareceived paiuful injuries striking her JefTerson Houghton, of Boston, Ionia knee on a stone. Again we are called to mourn with county. Is spending a few days in our village; he is accompanied by his daughter thjse who mourn. Mrs. Catherine Kaiser passed to a higher life on tbe morning of Etta. Our roads have been rather bad for the March 15th, 1896, aged 74 years, 11 months past week, but we would prefer to have and 5 days. The cause of her. death was March weather in March than In April or attributed to consumption, with which she was a long and patient snllerer. She was Mav. । * Tuwnsblp niwllpg !• clow »t b»n<l. I‘ ready and only waiting tor tbe Masters la hoped that tbe republican parly will be i call, when all pain and suffering would well represented at the' oancua ou the cease. She was a loving and devoted 28lb Inst, and that we may be able to gel mother, and r kind neighbor. She leaves four sorrowing children, one son and three a good ticket In the Bold. daughters, also four brothers and one sis­ ter to mourn her death. Od Wednesday. Frank Mosey will occupy the old Me- March 18tb. at 10 o’clock tbe funeral was held at St. Ros*? church at Hastings, con­ Intyre house this summer. ducted by Rev. Fr. Kennedy the burial Chas. Speer., of Waterloo, Ind. visited at rites being concluded in the Riverside Mrs. Mary Wilcox's last week. cemetery, where tbe remains were tenderly Amos Wright and daughter, ot Battle laid at rest. The bereaved family have the Creek, rlstted friends nver Sunday. sympathy of all. May their grief and Wtllle Shafer will remain at Junes Halls sorrow be lightened by tbe knowledge that and flulah the school year al Naahrllle. they spared neither care nor expense to Mrs. BenJ. Pearce. Mrs. Henry Demaray prolong the Life they so deatly loved. and Master Fred Long are on the alck list. Home Is not home for Mother* not there. A number ot Ute ynung people aod Angels have l*ken her out ot our eare. teachers attendetl the association at Dark is her room, and empty bee cbair. She’s gone to that home so pemjefa! Mlddlerllle. , .. There will be quarterly meeting at the M. E. eburcb next Sunday. Iter. Buell, presiding elder will preach both morning Mrs. C. E. Smith has an incubrtor. J. W. Wolfe was to Grand Rapids last Tbe lecture at the M. E. church Tuesday , erenlng. by Mias Phelps, missionary from week. Lee McDonald was In Cedar Creek over Japan, was pronounced excellent by those Sunday. who listened to her. Joe FM»ge b» left for bl> new homo There was a surprise party nd Ansel Enn. Tuesday March 44lb. Ansel has near GoblerlUo. The order ot tbe daj Is toadln< cart wkb been sick all winter and hla school males Md trleoda took title way of letting him ■tone lor Kalamaxoo. Mrs. J. H. Snltoo called atB. P. Wolfa know be was not forgotten and to celebrate Saturday to tea her irrandoblldren. hie recovery. ____________ _ Fred Smith baa returned to Alleaan where be hex been teecblna aobool, BkalU. Mrs. J. SchanU and Mrs. G. Perkins, Mri. George Thomas l»br Is eery ,lckflatted Mre. B. F, Wolteoue day last week. Tbe well Is belnr drtten for she creemWm Patteutlll Inetead of <olnc to <’rSe«ral .ttended tbe eeblbltloss at Hope Findley Ohio, as announced last week, went to Battle Creek to work a farm near tb. nwerel « C >**wm^mawwww»^«^.m«m««*w«<»M"««***»*******,**"-“** tau-lettm-mc. WHOLE NO. 2128 . triBe Uettir « >«““• Mrs. Martin is much better. C. Haddix was in Grand Rapids Mon­ day. ’ , B. O’Connor, of Hastings, was in Carl ton Monday. , George Greenfield io having a serious ruttof lung fever. Claude Haddix made a business trip to Sunfield Wednesday. S. Becker and wife of Lake Odessa, wks In Carlton last week. * . Mildred WliMams, of Hastings, is visit­ ing her mother Mrs. Williams. Mr®. Margaret Smith was called to the bedside ofher sister near Freeport, who Is very HI. The Ladies Aid Society will nerve din­ ner and ice cream at tne school house elec­ tion day. Dinner 90 eents, lee cream 10 cents. . John Shriber thought one of his cows was acting awfully queer, so be ex­ amined' ami found a large darning needle ^ticking through her tongue. The Carlto» Republicans held their cau­ cus Monday. Fur Sup. they nominated OrvHe Barnum; Clerk, Austin Williams; Treas.. David Williams; Highway Com.. Mr. Shlbley. Harvey Williams k on the siek list. Home Missionary meeting at the church last Friday. • Our old township ticket will be re-dom­ inated tbe 25<b. Farinera are getting impatient about plowing for oats. Roy Tborp made a business trip to Kalamazoo Monday . *. Cbas. Mullan commenced tbe spring term of school at Milo Monday. M. Woodard and daughter Frankie spent Sunday In Battle Creek with friends. Mrs. H. M. Chose entertained tbe L. A. 8. to a sugar sod a I one day last week. No Pi ngrocRea at Milo, but ail favor our Jimmie O’Donnell for governor and McKinley for president. Alta Nye Brown, of Mitchell, 8. Dakota, is here in tbe interest ot her fathers (Geo, W. Nye) estate. We learn she and her brother Almont made a satisfactory divi­ sion of tbe farm, Almont taking 50 acres from the North end of the farm, and Alta 80 acres from the front Ineluding the buildings. The roads are-getting more passable. Mr. Hubbard expects soon to start up his mill. Skilor Kollar tost a valuable new milch cow a short time ago. Mr. Nash has a-brother and niece visa­ ing him from Maine. N. H. J Mr. Smiths people intend bringing their son Ed wan! homesoun from Greud Kapida. He is much better. x Shouldn't wonder if Charlie Morse in­ tended to stay and.winter here by the way he is cording up the w<x>d by tbe roadside. March is entertaining us w,ich the same old music, excepi-slight variations and an occasional accompaniment such u it gnve us Saturday. Henry Smith, of Rutland township, is getting ready to move with his family to California. He expects to make tbe land of gold hit* future home. Everyone is unusually quiet this, week, the men especially. Don’t bother them for fear it will stop their thinking you know caucus is okse by and then- yoall bear their gentie voices. MUgWVCBU; James KutekertMcor, of Hastings,, wee In town last Munday on business. The Sabbath school is- making, prepara­ tions for Easter. A very fine program tee been selected. The republicans and demo-silverltes held their caucuses las) Saturday. Thy republi­ cans cast 139 votes for supervisor, wne of the old line democrats voting with tbe republicans for the first time. UneleD, Storms was one ot them. The democrats mustered force enough to organize their caucus and cast 7 votes-for supervisor and Fred Nausley was selected. The republi­ can ticket la:: Supervisor—Eugene Liartborn. Clerk—Wm. H. Beattie. Treasurer—Mark Bugbee. Justice—Jobn Bronson •ndCIhai. Beettie ScIkmjI Ids.—John C. Killiek Highway Com.—Frank Harper Drain Com—John B. Osgood Board of Review—R; C. NortonSexons—Chas. Thurston- and Nottingham. R.. Wolcott was in Lowell the last- at tbe Wm, Kareber has returned home- from Luther. Mrs. F. D. Brayton is-now clerk, in- the J. E. Ackerson was iu the Rapids Tues­ poetofltee. day. G-J. Naglerand wife were in Detroit Rev. Glans and wife, of Newaygo, visit­ the Qtst ot the week. ed in the village Inst week. J. D. Coal, ot Luttier, Sundayad, wMh Guy Johnsen, who la a student in tbe hls-famUy in Freeport. Kalamazoo cal lege. Is spending his vacation Miss Vina Wisslngrr has retaoned to in this village. her home In Campbell.. Twenty-two of the High school students It. Wolcott had the misfortune to-lose a will take the teachers examination at Hasvaluable horse Saturday. ings this week. Ghl Perkins and Tbos. Snlliran visited Mr®. A. M. Putnam and grandaugbter. Hastings one day last week. Hazel Hvndriek, are visiting relatives in Several from this- place attend* d the Carlton thh wwk. . teachers association at MiddifiviUe Satar‘ G. S. Bu.-i-eit and bride leave for Big day. Rapids Jhls week. Mr. Bassett will finish A law suit was heM In Justice Sisson’s hie work In the Imsiuess college. court last Thursday between, toe Cain Dr. Abbott, of Grand Rapids, has bought Bros, of Carlton. tbe Hanlon drug stock and Mr. Hanlon ha-* retired from the drug business, j Castleton. Miss Lena Griswold, Albert Pinney and Farmers are busy making sugar. Don I’ulnan* attended the Pattengill lec­ Ansel Kinney Is borne from. Hasltegs. ture in Irving last Friday evening. Mrs. W. 1. Marble is able to be out again. Tbornapple Lake. Miss Jennie Troxel begins her school at Ernest Golden-has returned from CaloDowling Monday. donla. W. I. Marble was at Grand Rapids last Will Whitlock visited friends at Wood* week the guest.»f M. V. B-Mallett. land Sunday.: Rev and Mrs. Branch,of Nasbvtile.were Mr. Matthews and family have movedguests of C. C. Price and wife Friday. onto tbe Hayman property. Miss Nina Downing began her spring Miss Lizzie Higdon has returned fromteren of school in this district Monday. Leslie and reports Mrs. Geo. Higdon worse. Charlie Cornett, of Battle Creek, and Miss Nina Lathrop Is spending the week Frank Keesu^ of Ohio, were guests of in Hastings the guest of Dr. E. H. Lathrop Claude Briotelast week. and B. Seward. Mrs. 1*. E. Scothorn and daughter Daisy are visiting the formers sister Mrs. Jno. Town meeting is close at hand. Werix of Assyria. S. IL Pierson is sick at this writing. Mrs. Cora Dellnr will lead the G. E. Walter Bechtel, of Grand Rapids, is services at BarryviUe Sunday night* Topic visiting at this place. “Things that keep us from God.” Republican caucus aS the Pinery school ? Rev. Gillett, Willis Lathrop and AfdUe Soules are delegates io the state convention house Saturday at 2 p. m. Mrs. John. Brlgga, jp. and two youngest, of the Y.' P. S. C. E. to be held- at‘ Ionia ‘ sons, of Grand Rapids, are visiting rela». April 1st, to 3rd. fives St this place. Died aX his home last Monday afternoon North East Barry. Mr. A. Headley, 'fbe funeral services The sick in this neighborhood are eon- were conducted by Rev. Tompkinsoa. valesclng. Deceased was 53 years old. He leaves- a Listen for wedding bells- and look out wife, two-sons, three daughters and two for news from Hinds Corneas. brothoas to mourn his untimely death. Nellie Wertman' will spend the summer at Homer Flowers’s of Milo. V. C. Bunnell, of Three R4vore» Is visit­ Mas. Mary Lowe Dickinson addressed ing his friends In this vicinity. tbe Woman’s League in Newberry. Hail The neighbors of J» Me Donate are last Sunday. kindly assisting him In building a bouse Julius Caesar and his violent death will in place of the one burned last week. be parlrajed by tbe Oratorical Association . There has been four fires in tbe past on April 6th, at the Opera House. few weeks within a distance of about two 'Ihe “Dall}” edition of April Igt, and miles. Two houses were consumed and the “inlander forthe same month .will be two were saved with- but little damage. Issued by the young ladies ot tbe Uni­ All were caused by defective fiu*-s. versity. W illi am Dean Howells has Mrs. M. Simpson Has bought ten acres written an nnicle for Ute latter. Tbe pro­ of land on the north part of Maggie ceeds go for tbe Woman’s Gymuaelum. Sharpsteen’s farm, and wlU do some Prof. Calvin Thomas has beets called tn pairing to tbe old bouso and build an ad- tbe Chair of German Language and Lit­ ditlon when tbe waalbav is suitable. erature at Columbia. made vacant by the MMdlrrille. S. C. Ritchie-H suffering with a lame beak. Koi Ullery teas bought the J. L. William farm. Rev. Wilder Is holding meetings at the Pinery school haow. Republican canmaa the 28tb at the Ptoory school bonee al 1 o'clock p. m. • Donation next Friday evening at BenJ. Norris’ for the benetel of Itay. Hall. Eli Leslie Is tbe notelned H»r supervisor on tbe free sliver tietart In this township. Myron Senalba is reported »iek with stomach complaint. Dr. Huebner, of Orangeville, attending. Miss Alma Gillespie Is working far Mrs. Veru Loomis. G. Wllkinspn and wife spent Sundry at Fred Gibson’s. Mrs. J. MeQnarrie and daughter Raby sprtt Friday arE. B. Payne’s. Vesta Mosher, of Cloverdale, apeat Fri­ day and Saturday with May Payps. Mrs. W. N. Payne who has been with her daughter tbe past month returned home Sunday. Rom Hlllainger cloaed a very tni term ot ecbool here Theteda, with in exhlhlUon ta the eeentai. The iwgrrm WMWell rendered doln< credit to tx.to teeeber and pnplle. death of Prof, rijaimer Hjqjftte. Boyeron. Prof. Thomas lias accepted tbe call, and Michigan loses tbe “furetwat language student of America” is that New York,, critic called him. Tbe annual Oratorical Contest took place In University Hall last Friday night. F. L. Ingraham. *96 Jjaw. won first his subject being “Gellyabusu.” W. M. Mertz ’26 Lit, won second wn the “American Question.” The wilier receives 975.00 in eash. the Chicago AJusanl gold medal, and the honor of rcpraaeuting Michigan in. the contest of the Northern Oratorical League. The second prize Is >50.00 and the right to go kb she mate to the above contest. XUC X'ICJU 4M X.ICS '>HS MIO MMM fought by Lnuix the Good-NateedJ against his throe aona. The wnfortaaato be wax twine shut up in acioiater, twice compelled to do public penance, and twice rebased to pacify the quarrela of TIUW TLteveo, A princeaa, a couuU-mk. a duchess and the daughter of a reigntop prince were among the 4.000 tblevra. ixrofeosionat dvrisf tta Sret Mx awntta of Ik �Hastings Banner. THE VEGETABLE SALAMANDER. Fire Cannot Injure the Bhopal*, a Hardy Treo of Coloinbin. Thursday, Mar. a6, 1896. There is a tree of Colombia, the ~ COOK BROS. Proprietors. L’hopala odor&ta, of the order-Proteaceae, which presents, says an article KEPT AHtAD OF THE BULLETS, quoted in Current Literature, n most m shown £.▼ remarkable power of resistance to fire. In th. dtatriSof IMim. it i. ft.xiontBr.v ambulance on water. THE SHIPPING OF ANIMALS. PRACTICAL. 8tMm Laancb Added to tba London I The improvement in the arrangeIt- is probable that a good ear for The managers of the Metropolitan asylums board, London, have j-jst Eoente made for the protection ot auL music has some value apart from music, passed upon plans for an ambulance mala during the voyage (kcrom the At­ but it is not great. In tbe management ■axrurax. lantic are aaid by Mr. Tenntui. principal of rapidly moving machinery a mu­ launch for river service. Her dimen­ the animals division of tbe board of sical ear. which quickly detects varia­ sions, says the Philadelphia Record. are agriculture, to have fairly kept pace tion of pitch, and, therefore, of speed— as follows: Length between i>erprnwith the increase of the 1rade. During for the pitch of tbe sound depends on as. OSHOBN, Local Axetii. Col Tnylor Jrnklnx, <vho lire, x few enry year, durlnr the dry xearon. to diculnrs. 60 feet: breadth. 12 feet fl the early days, according to the Ixmdon 1 he speed—is of considerable use. A >.*.Kl>OOMS,a.F *T|A.HUrk< 1 mile, north of Blakely, la known net fire to the pinna in order to d«" inches: depth, four feet; draught of News, the Ioohcm, owing tx>tempestuous former with a good ear can detect at throughout that acetlot. ax one of the xtroy all the dry wroda that, during water when fully equipped, two feet weather, bad ventilation and other once If the thrashing-machine is im­ eight inches. Tire hull is built of Sie ­ inoet tr.iUiful men in it. Atlenxt.ro raiM. m.ght.interfero with the groath mens-Martin mild atccl throughout io causes, were often of a very serious properly ”fftd.” for Its speed increases roy. the l-ktrly County Timex. Be- of the young and board of trade requirements for juiswyi- character, and in pome cases resulted and the sound it emits is of higher cencly. while Mr. Jenkin, wax out, ™« Pcrlo',?2'‘1" "ffrou TIME TAB LE U ger certificate. She is built in five com­ in the destruction of the entire Jiving pitch when an Insufficient amount of hunting. M. dogs began bark’ng at produces the n.o.t cargo. As experience was gained, how­ corn is supplied, and in the same way romething in a large hollow iog. It i upon «««; Tb'<-''rinro it partments. In the fore pait of the ves­ ever, un improvement took place* and tbe electrician can tell if an electric sel is a cabin for the accommodation of stanoni. wax a wild bog. Be took the hog home ■ la-xr ithoet- be ng P * r«Ut since the year 't&b®, when the loose* motor is running at its due speed. With nnd dropped it In his cornfleKl. It is <• <H«™H “V a ™™7h£>t the staff and for visitors proceeding to among cattle amounted to no Jess than a musical ear the phytfclan more read­ visit patient® in the hospital ships in there now. A few week, ago Mr. Jen «"■’ »tU1 morc 80 ,or VORTfi. 21 of every thousand that were em­ ily interprets the sounds elicited by of one or two years. A single tree Long Reach. Dartford, and 1b capable of kins went out to kill iL thinking bn barked, there hiu» been a steady de- percussing the chest, and the potter Kaluanzoo Lr witohi. unerring '»rm. on eseepffonuud .J,.t I. -hr one accommodating about 20 persons. In could cosily do so \----- .— c.reaw In the mortality among this class more easily separates the sound from Bartdospei*....... till he above mentioned—the Rhopala. bmiuf, the after part there is u cabin fitted up Richland June! rifle, tie searched about It is a moot point .x __ __ ' distorted .1 i<.4zr-*.>rl and nrrrt scraggy, artr-nrrryv itJlrl hsviniF a as a hospital' with four berths—two be— of animals, until, in 1803, it was re­ the unsound. i*own n corn curu row rv« it «v went wcu-. ।; * —------<■•• • and having “jumped” it. Down duced to three per thousand, and dur­ whether tbe musical are naturally thi* ing fixed nnd two portable — and with all ■ lie leveled bls rifle and " dd and desolate appenratiee. this tree Crooked like like lightning, own on It. but never touched a f «»< <®lj <1«* «>' ■“■«> >■ fron> O'*- the necessary requirements for carry­ ing the year 1804 to five per thousand. better readers and speakers, but there DetKin .. .. .. "ent down” on Be -jumped- it again ..nd .hot ’>ut derives profit therefrom. It grad- ing four recumbent patients. Both of Sheep are at all times bad trawlers is no doubt that they improve more hair. L_ , „ . J when compared with cattle, the losses quickly when taught elocution, for aauiu .* . . . .. unlitrwl'.lll.uIlM Ill InCRJltlPK Hgttiii but no bog. Again and again ually establishes itself in localities these cabins are heated with steam and are provided with suitable skylights among them during a long journey be­ they can appreciate the pitch of their he "jmnped” it and sliol at it. with the abandoned by other trees and installs HASTLNai.... and all the necessary fittings for a boftt ing almost always large, and during own voices und so correct tbeir errors. Minn- result. He began to wonder what itself t’h&ein. We have here a very the five years in question the average A good ear includes an acute appre-1 Ooata Grove. •4 •* ja could be the matter. The corn rows typical case of n sunival of the fittest. of its class. Woodland ... }»Mi.: ■■ It, alone capable of resisting fire, wit­ The machinery is fixed amidships and losses amounted to 28 per thousand. cintion of time or rhythm, and this is were as straight aa moonshine whisky w 151..‘7 Notwithstanding the fact, however, of nse to, for example, the stroke of a and his gun true as the third party to nesses the disappearance of its rivals, is of the triple-expansion type, with sur­ tliat the importation during 1894 in­ boat or a drill-sergeant. face condenser, and capable of driving and is seen to gradually encroach upon . Tutu Waison. yet hjt it he coukli^'L To creased nearly eight-fold, and leaped Grand Rapids v shoot at the hog as it ran off down the tin always more extended domain. Its the vessel at. a speed of ten knots. A A DEEP SILENCE FELL. corn rows was just like shooting at it , resistance to fire is due to its bark. The water-tight trimming tank is built at up to upward of 400,000, tbe losses dur­ ing the past year only amounted to 17 the fore end of the vessel of sufficient external^ portion of the latter, more Ntniidinp. so fur as grtt^g a "bead on TAs rigsre* u> Warrant a Tfcssper thousand. Suttons. tor-Goer'x Demaud. it" was concerned. To make sure that than than half an inch thick and capacity that when filled with water it “ I beg your pardon, ” said the.loan he didn't "wobble" off the hog he put forrne^ of dead cells and fillers, acta will bring the vessel to an even keel of LEFT-HANDED PARROTS. two feet e^ght inches. like a protective jacket with respect SOUTH. with the slightly bald head, vjho sat up a small target and "'cracked down’’ C'arica* Observation ot One Who Has in a parquet seat near one of the boxes at it five times, then tooklri^ ax and to the more central nnd living parts, A HOLY TERROR. Much to Do with Animal*. chopfied in and found five balls all in nnd this assures its triumph in ita in a downtown theater the other even­ Grana Rapids Superintendent Sol Stephan, of the ing. “I beg your pardon.” be repeated! Detroit. one hole in the middle of the spot struggle for existence against fire. the Same. Cincinnati Zoo. has made all sorts of “but would you mind looking at the That settled it—that tbe fault was not A BRIDE FOR THE ASKING. The ruler of Balmoral castle, accord ­ curious discoveries in the habits and figures on thia check and telling me in him or the gun, but tbe hog hadioutCotU Grore ing to the Strand Magazine, is not the characteristics of animals, the latest what they are? Plea**at Way of Saleetla* a Wife Prac­ run Uie bullets. I’hi a . little near­ queen, but the housekeeper, a Mrs. of which, says the Enquirer, is that ticed la Naples. Hastings., sighted.” LONDON DOGS OUT CALLING. Mussena, a typical personage of her wild creatures are mostly left-handed. In the church of Santa Maria Annun­ The youngest member of the noisy Shatto class, gowned always in rustling black Mr. Stephan has been endeavoring to ziata, at Naples, girls assemble once n box party, an amiable-looking youth Aken Point Their Cards Go Cp with Those of Their year for the purpose of being chosen silk, lace-trimmed apron and white cap. verify this observation on two parrotd with highly plastered halri suspended: Mistresses. It appears, from an article ini the in marriage. On the day of Our Lady, She and the queen are said to be excel­ lately brought from Mexico. He found his conversation, says the Chicago Trib­ Figaro by M. Paul Megnin, that in Lon­ before its altar knee’s a silent row of lent friends, and many a gossip have that in grasping a finger offered as a une, with the interesting blonde in the don at the present time it is not only the 30 girls dressed in black, .and with they had together when affairs of state perch, the parrots almost always put green dress a moment, leaned over the 9 «1, -s Bhl r (•: the left foot forward. 9 fiO «H 1 fashion for a lady to provide her lap­ folded hands. They are orphans of the have been laid aside. front of tbe box, and, in answer to the j Mrs. Mussens also stands high in tbe Usually the finger thus offerees that dog with a little wardrobe and even a neighboring foundling aaylumt and questioner, who had risen to his feet « Frols hi traits carrj psseeniere. but win be handkerchief, but to have visiting cards once a year those who have reached furor of the little Battenbergs, who are of the right hand. But when the left and was smilingly holding out for his ran at the convenience of the Coiuuany, and made for it, too. When a fashionable the age of 18 have l chance -of being sure to seek her out as soon as they flnj^er is offered th the parrots, thev inspection the check end of‘ a ticket. 5be.n,^a? rearrved to chongr the time of kurh '* * trains without notice. lady pays a visit, taking her lapdog with chosen in marriage by any honest man have landed at the castle, fot she fair­ put forward the right foot. There is, he said: No. S will wait *t Woodbury for I» I.. 4 X ly idolizes the little ones and keeps however, apparently ,o a small ________ residuum her. she sends up the dog s card along whose character is gcod. “Certainly, air. The figures are trains when necessary. At the door leading to the sacristy, many a treasure in her apartments with ot preference far the left foot. This with her own. $1.50. ” which to regale them. ' seems to be due to the fact that men M. Megnin says he was visiting the says the Richmond Star, stands a “Well,” rejoined the . questioner. To the world at large Mrs. Mussens is! are usually right-handed and offer the editor of one of the leading sporting pa­ gray-haired priest, the head of the “that’s exactly what I paid to hear this foundling institution. By and by a holv terror. Her word I r law. »nd rieht hnnrl a holy is law, and she right hand tn to ttye nnt-nn* parrot. pers in London, when "the servant play to-night, and I’m going to get The left foot is the one naturally put brought in two cards, one that of a lady young man approaches him and hands enforces it at the point of the bayonet him a packet of papers. Theae th? or the broomstick. It is said that once forward by the parrot in this case, and the worth of my money or I’ll lift- my J and the other as follows: priest reads carefully, and, being sat­ the queeq wanted a certain maid to through repetition of this action a voice right now and raise a fuss and . Local Disease isfied, leads the candidate toward the whom she had taken a fancy detailed species of left-footedneos ia induced. make a scene! You'll oblige me by tell­ MRS. FRIVOLITY. and i»ihe.rt>uii of colds ing the rest of them." row of girls. The man walks slowly to the care of her own room, but the Mr. Stephan's general conclusion is and Hidoro < i-mati lie was not disturbed again during Collie. change■>. along the row—at lust he stops: his housekeeper remonstrated, telling her' that there is no evidence that the parrot it can be cured by a plea­ the evening. choice is made, nnd he stretches out his majesty that it was quite out of order i is naturally left-footed. ant remedy which in-ap­ ‘ Asked if be knew the name on the hand. The girl rises, put* out her hand and she really must not spoil the serv­ plied directly tote the The appearance of that left-footed. nortrils. Beiny quickie card. M. Megnin said he presumed it into that of the stranger by way of ants by undue notice. The queen was, ness is due entirely to the fact that Oshkosh, Wig., .March 23.—Maple absorbed ft giver. :el'F> at was some dog fancier. He was greatly consent, and together they disappear wise enough not to insist, oqd ‘‘dear those who offer the finger or food to Lodge sanitarium, qit listed just north once. ; surprised to see a lady come in, accom­ into the sacristy. The ice having been Mrs. Mussens” won the day. parrots do so. ns a rule, with the right of the city, was destroyed by fire Sun­ panied by a handsome collie. broken others follow, and this goes on hand. Repetition of this process makes day. Loss, $25,000: insurance. $11,000. l» acknowleCKVNl to be the amet tboruuah cure M. Megnin went to a stationer’s shop until the suitors are exhausted, or all WHEN REPTILES RULED. the parrot more or less left-handed in It was the property of Dr*. Oviatt and for Nasal (Diarra. Gold in He*a and Buy Fever <*t all retnedfee. It open* uud and ordered 100 cards for his little dog. the girls have been chosen. Mixer. . cleanMoetlie naaa) paxages. allays j«ain and i intime. He was again surprised to find that the tlamaUou. heal* the sorex protects the tucniIn Their Possession. HOW THEY ARE MADE. brane from cold, restores the »en>*-.< < i taste stationer had some ready printed, neat­ Historical Kccorda of Maryland. There was a time “in tbe wide revolv-1 and Mnell P; toe 50 cents at DtukeI"'- ur by ly packed iu pretty little card cases. Facts of Interest Concerning Htrings for In xpenking of (be record., of the ”eEy BROTHERS M Warren SL New Yurt. ing shades of centuries past" when tire ‘ Musical Instruments. provincial court of Uie proriuee of LONG AND SHORT” LEGS. globe was wholly in the possession of i Although many people play stringed Maryland, from 1G57 to the revolution, xrr<ularitlcs ia Laud Division* Doe. to insteumets, few know how the strings walking, swimming nnd flying rep-1 Kxrcvnox SALE. tiles,” says an exchange. Being the now preferred in Anne Arundel county, for their faiorite instruments are pro­ the Baltimore Sun soys: ‘‘Thehistorical Xoilce » hereby mven. that by virtue 'rf a writ ffD ITS ^CU2E dominant tvjK, they divided naturally It is a commonly uccepteii theory of fieri facias. Issued out of tb»* c!rcu!- court for duced. The Neapolitan provinces value of these old records is inestimable. ITCH? -—I have an -n absolute -iIwaI.iIo the County of Barry, to favor of Alr.xndrr X. that a man steps three fret, and many into three great classes. the Editor maintain their superiority in the pro­ It ia believed that no other state in the remedy for Consumption. By its timely use tillleland.anlnst the <oodi and chattel? and In the oceans they became gigantic, a tract of land has been "stepped off” duction of this article, which requires Staf­ union has such records of family his­ th.ousandsof ho^less cases have been already nuil estate of William P Stafford and instead of measured with a chain. In. the greatest care und dexterity on the paddling ennliosnurinns; on dry land— ford. in ra'.d eotnty to rue directed ar-d delitcrtory showing the manner of living permanently cured. So proof-positive air. I ed; 1 dlu on the 5C day of Jannarr last levy upon the west they obviate the difficulties jiart of the workmAu. or, rather, wet land, for the whole sur­ among the people of the colony ns far of its power that I consider it my duty to and take nil tharhtht. title and irtereM «t the of surveys by the land l>eing divided saK Wlllfam P. btaffom and Kilns >t«ni»rd in The treble strings are particularly * face of the globe was doubtless a <(uagtwo bottles frt» to those of your readers and to the follon ins described rval estate, that back as 250 years ago. In the wills, into sections, but in Pennsylvania difficult to make, and are produced at. ! mire at that time—they became mon­ foiritb^ ean be traced back from father wlio have Consumption,Throat, Branchial or is to any: AH these certain pieces or parrels of ■ much of the property, especially in the Naples, probably because the Neapol- ! strous, erect dinosaurians, some of land lying and tw.lrtyr situate in the Township of Lt!!^ will their Trouble, if they wUl write me th to son for a cent ury. The court record Rutland, County of B*iry and Slate’vf Mfcblgan mountains, must still lx? described by itan sheep, from their sigall size and i which hqd legs 15 feet or more iu ' *-•-* I V **.* w’ ‘ •mrentorire rrcora express and postofike address. Sincerely and described as the South West quarter nt the books <rontxining — ■ *- J \ —u,,riof per- . T. A. SL0C0X «.c, in Frerl sulS^Ta metes and bounds. In one of tbe coun­ leanness, afford the best raw material. : length. South West quarter of section twenty fi»c. the son al e«tatrs ___ _ tnxko a complete exhibit 1 Sdu«w Wes: half ot boulh West quarternnd South Hast ties iu western Pennsylvania, says the They are formed from the small intes- ’ Those which inhabited the regions of — “"w *- —Wuu*t»xtxv VJLUIU11 , quarter of Smith Wert quarter ot Section thirty of the character of -f household houxekoid furnifurni­ 1 w x~n«u Washington Star, are two brothers, tines, which must be very carefully ‘ fln2 the, air * [ were "T1* the territile flying ptero- • •lx. and the South West cpiutcr of North W®t Sutrier of Section Thirty «!x all Iu Town three The intestines are then i .irarai^i- .F®r af. vast but unknown ----------------1 ■ ture, kitchen implement*, farm utenone of whom is tall and lank, the other scraped. Ixtb/Raujc nl"e Wear. .411 of ahtch I shill bv *** rori > ’ FrttJeni and short and fat. Many years ago they steeped in alkaline lyt», clarified with I . g f ?“!e ?he8C awfnl crratures 1 —-THE-----expose fur a* pubne nnrflon. to the blcheM thoir descendnnis during I Ik flnrt een. purchased u tract of mountain land a little alum for four or five days, until ! U bidder, at the North front door of" the Court , the carth- Then m by House' In the CKv ot Hartings. County of Barry tury and a half of ’ calling fora mile square. They divide«l ...u v,, , , • one thev died mit 5r> 9..^ they died out in tbe face of the well bleached and swollen. and State ol Michigan, said Court Hbn*c bring these things we can rend mtich of the the lalhor of measuring it. one stepping th- piarr In wtiirn the circuit court fcr.the They arc next drawn through an younger and more rigorous fauna until habits and customs of t he people.” Couuty of Rrrty Khe)d..on the 2f.lhdMV Of April - off our side, the other the other side. open brass thimble, and pressed against a t f8e pre sent time only a few miniature ISUd. at ten ovltxk In tbe forenchiL. 1 htlvd (ins Celebrated -Suntet Limited" Transconti ­ . 1 hen they fenced it. in apd were per­ KRh day of March, A -D 1896. . A IlewrUeu Exp.rtm.nL it with the nail in order to smooth and alligators and crocodiles, a few toy nental train semee. Jamsn H. McKr.vi rr, I f.’ctly satisfied until recently when suit The Lancet tells thi* story to show equal the surface, after which they arc snakes and skulking lirards and geckos A LONZO E.K BN A7TOX. She rill. [ was brought to recover a considerable washed, spun or twhted, und sulphured BETWEEN remain ns reminders of the enormous *22!! ’ ....<?? .j ntrT doctor in France. ri Attorney. , I tract of the land. Thsch brother swore daring two hours. The strings an* reptilian tvnes nnp* nwtwri»4 types that, that once crowded u-.i land A young pbvsician settled in a - a com­ t!,at they knew the measurement-to be finally polished by friction and dried. nnd sea. | mune, whose paupers he attende mune, whore pauper, be attended for ! right, and told how it had been done. BRKAKFAST-SUPPER. Th. Mhdrea rut Batldtu,. > 1^. ’..'“’’u.’*’’ "nn,U“- One n«hL Sometimes they are sulphured twice or Thon, as the spectators saw the short thrice before the finishing process. ’’You know, if. old enough and fo- I ’ “""A “ E,dtrad». legs of the one, scarcely long enough to miliar enough," raid „ flat dweller. I £ p^>. tho nTS* T“lt : reach the floor when hr sat in a choir, A SPECTACULAR WIDOW. ...................... but II a .striking all- tlfc same, to hear “ patient who lived at a distance of six • nnd the^elongated extremities of tbe IS UNSURPASSED. Wanted Her Photorraph Taken While tbe whistle blow In the kitchen, from kilometers from the village. On reachother, there was a general laugh, in GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. ■ng the cottage—it wax then 11 p.111.— Weeping Over a Tombstone. !?! .eqvlpment ot ibex magulleent soinclKxly In thcellar at the elevator, which the judge and attorney joined. ''•*?“ *o<1 eomturttb. ,up A young widow in Txindon cngugo l a and may be at the same time to hear he found to. doom cloned and light, ex­ ere ero sen Ice of ibe past seaxon. rj>on surveying, it was fonnd that on;* prmumnbly aixo young photographer thev bell ring from somebody at the tinguished. In ropy to his knocks toe lino was a mile nnd half long, and the to take her pietore while uhe leanral front door. The servant thrown up the door wax opened Uy a xturdy peasant SB fc—No Orlean» to Lon Angele*. other only a little over half a mile. weeping owr the tombxtone ol her door to the elevator abaft, to be ready who laughingly informed him that BOILING WATER OR MILK. there was no illness in toe house but "deardep»rte<l." On toe day appoint­ Not the Right Preecriptlon. to receive toe tiling, that tbe man ia Dr. LiddeH's morning levees were ed toe xentlmratol beauty in weedx •ending up from below, and she awing, that hi, wile had wished to see it, when coQMetJon from all points tn JNIchlnn crowded beyond description. It was went to the graveyard and at once around and preeces the button and anyone wre ui. he would come if sent is Direct made py laavituc Ctileago ttaturdav and Tue*Wed-ewayatsi mJfftaSiX hts pride and boa^t that he cotUd feel opened tihe xluicea of bar great sorrow. opens a door far away and in still an­ for. The unfortunate medlco-smce dead from overwork, and probublv unh;s patient's pulse, look at bis tongue, She wept and wept for houra, but be other part of tbe house- All simple uund him with asjetboscope, write nis came not. Finally ahc went dry and enough, but it interests me all the fel^;°'rr7x“*rkWi: “* Mul<’ l'»" , prescription and pocket his fee in a home.mid xtroighlway auedtbephotog­ same. It seems sort of like running felled him to the ground.” i .--pace of time varv ing from two to five rapher for toe return of toe money the steamer from the bridge; or like Compoaite Car*-Including bath An Artbitlc CompUmtnt room, barber shop. cafe, library and smoking • .uunutes. One day an army mao was which uhe had paid in advance. throwing the levers in Uieswitch house A hairdreiuer in Bouton numbered The artort claimed that the appoint­ atbown into the consulting-room and B1??-?nt~Pyuhje drawing room and lOaeottocM. and controlling switches far away; It [ underwent what might be termed the ment had been va»oe: that he went to seems like business; It’s modern and un the medlexl prottorfon. One dxy when compartment and Udtos* par. instantaneous process. When it was the oemetery and waited three houra to date.” t',n« "Poo one ol them he hrdke No, completed tbe jwtient i.hook hands for her at the grave, alao In rain. forth in great glee; "Vlt yoil dia1. with the doctor and aaidt “I am espe­ they didn’t compromise bv marrying 1 been ,o do< >>o«pi<*l •xvxro x-U-cxrt.. The mure The judge ' render^ a train lUumlnxtol wtlh n.two Gxx. Cecil Armitage, a young English­ und Vile I valt to go up und cut amaa’i’ cially glad to meet you, ax I have often each other. heard my tat her, Col. Forester, speak of dect«lon agalnpt toe photographer, be­ man in Ashantee, tells of a strange Mr I aee marple buxt, ot de tlogtora Loxving New Ortemu SemLWeeMy . his old friend. Dr. Liddel!.” “What!” came “toe photograph, allowing the West African “Joan of Are,” who is P^te "■» Dogtor Storca, und dere vu ■ORDAYB AKD THURSDAYS /exclaimed the doctor. “Are you Dick undying fidelity of toe pretty widow, equipping an army for King Preznpeh. P°K'°r l eegelow mit de rig I arena I Forester* «on?" “I an-, sir.* •'Hy might. If flniahed at tbe Ume agreed Her appearance is more impressive than for him done dwenty yean, in marple The American Protective Tariff League y^ar fellow.” exclaimed the doctor. upon, hare been inxtrutneutol In pro­ beautiful, and, unlike tbe famous Dink ot dot! Von ot ay vig. in^kr-’ I “fling that prescription in the fire, curing her a second husband." At French Joan, whose features we know, pie i is a national organization advocating least, so xay, s Belgian paper. traveler* haw been this dusky amaxon is said to have only please, and sit down and tell me what is ” Protection to. American Labor and | the matter with you!” one eye, one ear and one arm and to The whlch used on toe heretofore built. Jn Industry ” as explained by its constitu­ wear her hair hanging long. With one Kranrtec riee.field, are K aceo,,oaiea A variety actor went down on tbs touch of her inagic wand she can bring tion, as follows : Bowery the other day to purchase a fo dropinng torough the Ice Uiat they Palmer Oox says the idea of writing armies together, and in an engagement 1 ,o »>»•' iL They are yknkS stage costume from one of tbe second.shout tbe brownies ex roe to him from hand dealers who do then- abound. -I a brass pan is placed before her, into S rou^lr- fo be «ure. bnt they spec!*! room .r-ading Scotch traditions concerning which all the burets of the enemy can J*ke tbeir medicine like toe chickuZ r. tbe latest Itliese amusing little elros. They were. want a long ulster, loud pattern, with a conveniently fall without hurting her brionjtfog to toe family that I he says, almost unknown in America, big fur collar,- said he. "Yea, mein brave soldiers. There are no personal or private friendt. S-t you vac an actor?" "W-1L xtantiy moving, which, every Ume they luotil he began writing shout them.but I hl Scotland they bad existed in the yea I do a torn In the variety theaters." •xw a covered cart. rtop Jn tl^ntof profits in connection with the organiza­ “Maybe you know mein son. He ran A traveler in Japan says that the tion and it is sustained by memberships, tn der theatrical buahurs." "WH’l Jdjtahese tramp takes his hot bath Xttck their leg. mto the air to be tied’ contributions and the distribution of its dunno. What’s his name?- “Oh! he daily if he has a fraction of a cent to together, ready lor transportation. tax one of de O'Brien brothers!" P*y for it, or his cold bath if he hasn’t a cent. He carries a comb, toothpick*, m*ktoK for building beings, but went Timber ot toe tamarisk or sHUIm a razor x and a toothbrush in a little Mother immenoe lo,. raf-------< helpful deed ibutiOns. wmhJ, to be fowed by xea i&feiEal&lis iiuga, Itaiw & S £ . CATARRH ELY’S CREAM BALM nnplioD a SOUTHERN PACIFIC NEW ORLEANS, LOS ANGELES and SAN FRANCIS o EPPS’S COCOA SUNSET LIMITED TRAINS THE SUNSET ROUTE. ei*ooe. Lastyearalarxr leers tir> �Hastings Banner tade, anfl the explanation came to mm at once. “They’ve gone into the mine; that’s better; perhaps I can catch them as they come out.” In a few minutes the dull glow began to return, and he saw the two men aa they emerged from tho gallery leading to the mine. They were talking In low tones, and Ring­ brand listened. film so near to tne eape oi distraction that connected thought was an impos­ mortgage maul sibility, and he got up and tramped up and down the familiar limits of hia cel) COOK BROS. Proprietors. Charles Baker and bb *tfe Mary in a feverish agony ol helplessness. w IIocx dated Nov is. a. xl xwi am recorded County, MIMiIbui. ia «nna 8. Austin. J-hu I. Id tbe otnrc uf the Ecgister o! Dastfs. lor the Then his brain cleared again, and one Sctunur. Wwtam H. 8'ocum and John p. Barty sd»1 Stale >>< Mtctita plan after another was considered and Medicinal value la a bottle of Hood’s Bars* Doug’as as Exreutnrx ol tbe rorate nf U<rf»rrt F Auriin. drotased. ot Kings Counlv. hint*- ol Liner ja or wnnitwes. on r a<»! an wMr’a rejected. The sandstone was compara­ panlla than m any other ^paratlou. New )ork and recorrted jn itw <>!h MuflgBite there ts etalmrd ti fc due at foe Sate tively soft—could he not dig through More skill is required, more care taken, more uf thisuotke ibe Mini Hlurea h "I tol’ ye hit wastoo soon.” the one who expense incurred In its manufacture. □er, isro. in MDrr 35 of Mortgagrs. oh Page rTS. Mih- <l<»tlMr> Mi d stXty-rlKbt ccute. ... — io the other chamber?—yes, possibly, carried the lamp was saying; "we-all *11 '«lev nf Tweuty five collars provided fur It costs tbe proprietor and tbe dealer ou which twortipiKe tbvrv la claimed to br du* at tnrn**' but it would take too much time. The hi Mid ui-Mtgage. and <m suit or proreadhMEs at jest have to wait yore a spoil till them More but it costs foe consumer lota, as be the dale of this notice llm sum ut Twenty nine law baring been instituted to recover for moneys other end of the ctivern was filled with Hundrod sod Ofty-oae Dollars and fifty five fellers get sleepy." gets more doses for ills money. , broken rock and earth which had fallen eents (t2931.15] and an attorneys fee of tulityMore cairative power is secured by its peculiar fivt< dollar* provided far hi sala mortgage aud They passed out of Ringbran<rs range •ale emnatned la said n>-^g»rr. sad the statute i into the crevice from above—■ could he of vision, but he could still hear every combination, proportion and process, uosii’l or proceedings al law having been in hi sin h case made and provMr<L notir? |« herrstkoted to recover tbe amount secured by said b* ghee that <>n Haturnay tbe Second day of i not dig enough of this down to make it । which make It peculiar to Itself. word that was said, oi^d the reply made | mortgage or any part thereof: 1*'!??" "’,‘,or» «» ‘he focMwan, Notice is then-fore hereby given that on 8at- »hSnA him almost sorry that he had held hifi i possible to climb out on the heap of de­ More people are employed and more space oc­ ►“! *?€ ^ub,lc Auction. In the WcMat i bris?—undoubted!^, in time, but the i cupied In its laboratory than any other. urrfav th» 23rd day of May A. D. 1896. at ten 5IS!SI’.Sl,i!h?H.S'’ChJru*.n d4M,r 14 ,1M* CowrT hand while he had them in sight: 1 finding in the mass of a single bowlder i More wonderful cures effected and inorc tes­ o'clock in the fun noon, Ltarra will l>e »old, at Mouse, in the City •< Hasting*, (that being the the North from door ot The Court House, in the "They ’ ll get sleepy bime-by. Wondef !** clrru,‘ tor County timonials received titan by any otlier. i>ti: EAR OF THE MOUNTAIN. 1 too large to be loosened might cost tbe of Hastings. Count* of Barry and State of IS bold- D), ’the premises described in »ald More sales and more .nerease year by year City if that thar neighbor of our’n in yon­ Mlchlgau, isatd Court House btlrg the building mnrtgage.vr m much thereof as way be necKiu;,brand Irgnn the new day with * 1 Ih tn of two men. No, there must be no are reported by druggists. tn which the Clnuit Court for the Count) of • der ’ s still a-snoqziu ’ like he was when »•*' th*amount due on uaui miri.i*. More people are taking Hood's Sarsaparilla Barry la held], at public auction, to ths highest .nk cf water scooped np by haudinAe experiments. today than any other, aud more are bidder, the premises described in said mort­ v ,is frcin the pool in the crevice, and ye plugged him?" ...... .,,nur; a im j wetxy nve taking it today than ever before. At last, when the travail of sugges-1 gage. or s«> much foe.rof aa m «y be necessary “Ye can jest bet on hit. Buddy; I low ! More and still more reasons might be to satisfy tbe amount due on said tn .rtgage, 2?^!. c”*7’»"‘»-d for iherein, the promises i,, n v; ked the length of the cavern to । tion had liccome well-nigh unbearable being described m said mortgage ma mH tboae given Why you should take I was some shaky, but I reckon I ain ’ t as above bet forth with the Interest thereon, -• a elii ipwe of the sky. Just beneath ■ nd P* ” * 4 * « ’»<’ •itaateia । in Its hopeless insistence,the stumbled and tbe coats charges and expenses allowed by foe Citi of lU-ili gs in tbr County*•of inirain’ anything as big us a man at that Barry and !,t» v. -il-likr opening he stumbted upon law and provided lor In said mortgage, *fo*«'r M chigxn. aud known and described as i over €fto log; nt the same instarft, as I thar distance.” wdd promises being sltua'ed tn the Couuty of IODOW>:..................................... : -usall package wrapped in a. piece of i if the shock had opened the door of his Barry and State of Michigan and described as FTOcttof rwy lots number three i3\* and four There was a little silence, and then v paper. O|>ening it eagerly, hk a all tliose certain pieces and parcels nf land j4 fo*“• fivers) in the Ki stem addition i understanding, a possible solution of “Whibtt described as follows, to wit: The East half sage from the outer workl, he felt one of them spoke again: «*« c t» Of Bastion.-Except tbat i the problem, clear and dist inct in every [E H] of the Boutli West quarter 18. W. »<] of portion heretofore cot.-vcyed to Chicago Kala­ we're ^-waitin’ yere, Jeff, ye mought go shouting upon finding that it con1 detail, flashed upon him like an inspire.•section fifteen [15] containing Eighty 180] acre* mazoo and Svgmsw Kall Koad Compaay. and of land, also the South West quarter [8. W. »*] omuiDlng in each lot four by eight rods of nl a salmtnntial meal of corn pones over jvhut you-all's a-llgurin’ on fer to- 1 tion, nnd he threw himself down upon | of the Boufo West quarter (8. W. U] of bection Masni?? ngU>U,e’ecO”,*d P1*1 City rrtorver night. I hain’t got hit right id fried buvon. Hunger know* no the sand to watch for the coming of the I fifteen [15] except two [2] acres out of the The One True Blood Purifier. Si per bottle. South West comer thereof. All In Township remoin. anti, so it be-riharp enough, dear in my hnid yet." daylight, praying with what faith there Cbaxlxs Wilcox. —— ~‘ I number One North, Range number Seven West, » ’ ’ Jest hoi ’ on a minute. Gimme that J Mor trar re littir regard for the vpiulity and tie cure all Liver Ills and -Barn County. Michigan, add containing in all. Philip T. Oolobovb. was in him for strength and dexterity | . "r a,MI One Hundred and Eighteen (tlsl acres <rf land. I i nisity ws to the Rourerof that which thar light, till I we if the city Teller's .Attorney fur Mortgagee. to enable him to earn his freedom quick- i recording to foe United BtatCVEUTYHr thereof. Dated J md . •», law. jn ases eqivingH. llingbrand ate w liur he ort to be.” bDated, Hastings, Mich., Febrnaty 19. DM. Curiosity to know what was to be ex­ A.xxa h. Acsrix. i . eiKius'y and with the keen relixh of JOKM L. SCHV'VLKB. XMORTGAGE SALE. who lure labored faming.'but he wire plained overcame Ringbrand's desire i William H. 8 locum, for vengeance, nnd he crouched in the Default having been made in the. payment o JOHS P. IhiUQLAM. .'miigl’tftsl enough t••«««• a portion of A DIVERR1TY OF OPINIONS. Executors of the EMate of Robert F. Austin, a cerialn bond and mortgage dated the first day I 1Kind-hearted * *----------- - Mm. uuuiinv, WTPmOW■shaTlovv while the mountaineer mode, Ludlow, overflowi the bread-and meat fwr greater neregsidece.ased. Mortgagees. of November A. D. 1S80 made and executed by I inff with (he the nymimthv sym|>uthy whh-h \0ifch i. is tk^he 1 iff with Jesse Austin, unmarried of Assyria. Barry Alonzo E. Kkkabton. ■ <«. wrapping it carefully in the jmper bis investigation. County, Michigan, mortgagor lo Eugene Hare Attorney fnr Mortgageis. । meed of troubled lovers at the Hands of **Ih he thar?" asked the other voice. itid concealing it in a niciie in the rock. beck of foe City of Battie Creek Nictrican, mortgagee aad recorded In tbe office ot tbe MGoodt*<‘sx knows ^vhK^ tliut came "Shore; he's a-layin’ right plum whar 1 nffe^tkraate nnd disinterested womnnP-eMlster of Deeds of Barry Countv Mlcblnui in | kind the world over, waited impatiently MORTGAGE SALE., ‘ be did las’ night. Oou't reckon he ever •rom.’’ be said, "and goodness knows, Uber 10 of mortgnzes on page 14 on tbe 10th Default liaving been made tn tbe conditions । for her guest to make his appearnnee day of November A.D. 1880 at 4 o’clock p m. • lien f'!i gel any core; therefore it moved.” of a certain mortgage made by Robert A. Kelley and dulyaaMgood by said Emtene H ar beck to on the morning following his excursion Then Ringbranf understood tluit the t-Hts me tn honri! it. I’ll never be and wife Jane A. to Alexander Foster dated me Electa C. Holton of said City of Battle February 1*. A, D. 1*7, and Recorded in tbe <1"^. and foe aMimment thereof recorded in with the colonel. Brmkfnht was ready 'raid •< making tbmgR too'opportune •dim light lutd misled them, and that the offlro, of foe Register of Deeds, for foe County the office of ttie Register of Deeds of kald Barry und waiting, and the small hostess hov­ of Barrv and Klate of Mlrblgau. ou foe Wth County ou the ZTtb day of Jul# A. D. 103 tn a story after thk: nothing short ««f shot had been fired at the Jog. He had day February D.--1«7 30 of — ot -------------- ’*----—In Uber —. — — Mort —w.. । Uber23o< mortgages on page i«9. by which ,i Hiinicn* i-oiild have lioen more tinwfy scarcely ttanc to be thankful that he ered about the table, deftly arranging* gages, on page IM on wblcb mortgage ibere is i ‘I fault the power of sale cod tai nod Id said the china and adding a Inst touch of had not moved the latter during the li;;u fids uiiuccountuble breakfnnt. claimed to be due at the date of this notice the | mortgage has beeome operative, and upon artistic negligence to the bowl of row s sum of Seventy-five dollars and twenty five said bond there Is day, before the light disappeared from —r .nd and mortgage maringe there is elaiiaed dainnd Xnd it asks for mere guessing. Who oeuts, and ad atlomey'a fee ot Fifteen dollars to be due for principal And interest to data the farming the center-piece, pausing now provided for hi tiald mortgage, aud do suit or •urn of three hundred and sixty dollars and brought it? Who knows i’m here? the crevioe-anfithe conversation wusreproceeding* at law bavins tero Instlmteu to end then to glance out of the window twenty one cents, and do suit or proceedings at sumed. Clearly, no one but there murderous recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, law or in equity having been instituted to re­ “Now. about thnt thar projec’ fnr t'»- oft the figure of her husband noised c<morrjuiy any part r.ynunts. And why should they feed a pan thereof mereui; cover ine the aeoi debt sect secured By said mortgage, or any PROBATE ORDEK. Now, Therefore, by virtue of the power of P P*rt —thereof now therefore, notice is hereby <]nnd man? Ah. I have it! It’s the wom­ morrer night. Buddy. I’d figured hitqeat tentedly On two legs of his chair and state of Michigan, County of Barry, m. Ue cont lined In said mortgage, and tbestatute given that Dy virtue virtu Of the power of sale eooreading the inewitable newspaper. At a scmIhu ot tbe Probate Court, foi | in suc'j cave made and provided, notice is here- tained mortcage, and ot tbe Statute of an—she knows I’m in here, and she this-a-way. Julc she’ll light put in the talnnd tn in said mortgage, holden at the bv given that o>- Saturday foe Twenty fifth day , *the Presently she wcut to the door. “Tom,- ne countv ot Burry. iuo Btato u* ofMlcblganhi mcui**ui i risneh eases made sad ‘ doesu't know the rest. And if that's mornin’ tor McNuirville on the mar*, ^rebate office, tn the City of Hastiugs, in April A. D. l«r., at fen o'clock In tbe fore-' provided, on Saturday sixteenth day of May I wish you’d call Mr. llingbrand; Aunt do Countv, on Tuesday foe Ufo day ol noon. I alrnll sell at Pablic Anri loo, to the* a i wb, ax Io'o-’dcKk * .T)7 ------------------the explanation. ! must have bsen an’ we’ll Ifetehtthe rest o’ the bosses up forenoon at the March, tn the year one thousand eight hun- highest bidder, at foe North Front door of tbe North front door of the the Mima's been up twice, and the break। urt House in the City irmj and tilvrty six. wrong bi my reekoning; tbe hammer­ on the mounting by the Dunbar road । Court House in tbe City ot Hastings (that being of Hustings. Barry Coe ,. Michigan, (thatbefast's getting coUL ’ ’ « Pn*M>itt. Charles W. A nn s tr o ng. Judge o( foe place where the Circuit Court for Barry ing tbe piece of boldln tne Cfrcuit Court for . ing ycr.*vnlay was .in the McNabb tun- cudurin’ 'the day. Then, ’loing late in Ludlow burst his way outof the laby­ •"robale. County Is hddeo), tbe premises described In said Couuty of Barry) undersigned will sei • nei. anti that crackthe place where I the evenin', when ever*body’s gone to in the miner of the esute ef J awan a Vac said mortgage, or ro much thereof as msy be at public auction, <• highest bidder, the rinth of news and trampetl heavily up­ Deluster drecasrd. necessary to nav foe amouat due on said mort­ lands nnd premise* ben in said monwagr ., :h« pick; I’ll nke another >ook I»aid. we-ull 'll jest ride over to the On rearil>« and filing tbe petition duly vert- gage, with eight per cent. Interest, and all or to much thereof as stairs to the <kxr of the guest’s room. be necessary to sate eolonel’a, leave the bosses with Jed in sre if I can't tint It.!’ firn, of William Vau DelMler. son of said de fata* coma together with an attorney’s fee of Isfy the said amountd_____ __ _______ _ — .. and loterest at sevan ’’Hugh!” hecaMed. "Oh, Hugh! going omn-4 prevter 'bat ndiii1«ii*ir*tK>n of said es­ Ftltaen Dollars covenanted for therein, the percent, costs and expenses of sale, nod an ,oci.i:ig" lor 1 livmupleinent in qnes- that thar’little patch o’ trees front o’ to lie abed all day?" tate be granted to Kylvreker France or to wine premises being descrioed tn said morigsge as attorney fev of fifteen collars allowed b> law u her ... >i pvisoii wa» a mere fkvnre<of speech, since the house, am' then you’n me’ll go smoke all thatotrtalii piece or parcel of land situate and provided for In sale mortgage: said landThere was u« answer, and he opened, . urreupoii it is ordered, that Wednradar tbe »°’*»«<Xty off I astinga. *u Uie County of Barry and premise* bctiiu uestrlbed in said morteaKC the critical search was pru.>vu*«uJ! ’enrout. When they shows up. you take the door. The <bed hail not been o<’co­ I5th day of April A.!»., let* at teii o'clwric in and Mate of Michigan, and known and describ ns—the Weal fractional bnlf of tbe East baM of v. holly through the sente of touch, pro­ the young «un an’ leave the colonel t» ibe toreooon. De nsrigned hr Uie heartag <d tbe North We*x quarter ot section Thirty Three pied. and itfiashed upon him that Hing- I] Mtd peMtoti and that the tn-Ws at law << said edas fetiows; I me. I reckon I ’ ll show him that I don ’ t - 'll’’ ■ to Uie end of a divining rod CoMKienctng at quarter post on the North iS3) iu Township Number One (t) Norm ot brand hail suddenly acted ujx>u the hint i| dveaaMdl and all other perwiiw interenSed in sldeogSecflou 17 in Town 3 N. 8 W. Theuce Hanse Number Seven (“i West being tn the ih-4de of its of twigs spliced together miss the «»xxie man t wiret.” I -<ld rsaite. arc required So appear at a nesslou Hmrth Hlxteei* Chains and forty-seven links, Township of Assyria. Barry County MicUlgAD. that he might find it impqssiblc toenj . tnat ne nuglit flnd impqaublc to eu- of mM'court, then to be bekten at the Probate Booth 79H degrees. East Seven Chains Dated February igth, 1I9S. by thr.adfc taken from the rope. It “How 'bout the gal?” ! dure the onJrafi of ia formal icave-tak- otbro. m.tlie city of Hastings, In wtid County, thrnre awd uli.c links to a stakr and stone in center of J Blbcta C. Hoi.rex. . :: trial of patjenre, but jiatience “Nenln't Ro mind 'bout her; she al and Hbaw cause. If auv ffnrv be. wk) tt»e praver ttje highway to the place of beginning. Assignee ing. Ludlow went downstairs, trying •*( tliepetitioner may not be granted. And it Tbenre alnug the Center of rne highway rewarded in tbe»end. ns it usually look out far herself;’’and then theshnvr F. w. Clapp. [ to think of same why of telling his wife r* further ordered, tbat«rid petitioner give no *k»uih .s-4 degrees East, Three eludes Aiturnry tor Aiwguee. rid when he had s/ir^evded in loeat- voice added: "I reckon Jed’d be glari ttee Wlhe pe-MOOM (utenMed In Mid -ettMtr. of tiilrtyUirev and v* licks, thence South Battle Creek Mleli ■ without refleefirigtoo severriy uj>on his ■ he .pendency of said peMlion and tbe hearing ihr.euvctetl object he s|t about tie- enough tn tai.e keer o’ her. if she’d *ls«v on a Hue parallel with tbr quarter Hue to the friend’s lack of coupige. Cbeitwf !■'. causing acdpy of this order to be I rhornapDir nvrr. thence Westerly along said some means of securing it. The hit.” In tbe Ha>tiags Banicbk, a news- nver to a point io that a line running North "You said ilingbrund xwint up with tiobllfoed •aj/wr printed and otroviaied In Mid County parallel withihe Rast line would intersect tne MOMGaLr SA1X solved this problem, but ho wild Even after the convincing object-lr»the colouel yfeterduy. didn't you?’’ he rf U.*m . tn earti week fur thre- sucresslve pl’!c? ,of. ,u,rnce Sorth from said Default having beenmdo in foe edhdii h<>isc the prairies was fever imndcr Min of the ar tempt upon his own lib*. *e-k» preVIteMki day of hearing. point to the place of beginning, said line being of a certain mortgage! made by ALirrn-t asked, hoping to gain time. Chrii. W. armptooxg. nve chains and fifty links lotuc nn the West a<=sv tluin was the innniniate coni- Ringbrand could scarcely believe the* K v r E uc? k -S*uIi31dK- <»rrtn £. . A triir roi»>. Judge nf FrOtXle "Why. j-ch; they drove *1T together side, containing two acres inure or leas Ex­ w^rLM,rLE' ^ker Bhnchc B. Barker. Agoe4 Could it he itioii of wood and sveel lying quieftty evidence of his senses. cept oue acre suld off and from the West side.t-- Barker. Martin \. Harker. Harriett I. Barter about three o’clock?* iDg on the W s of N. K. U of Sect 17, S N. 8 W. t ilAVCWY SALE. D. BoatwieM. of Itbacw. .New York he Ixitiom of the tenure. As iu the jiossible that .these two men were calm­ "WelJ. be didn’t come Imek. Perhaps Alexafiier Foster. •latad December 17 A. I). iRJti. and rvcort4h'.<?ui’uane»-iwtd hy virtue of mw order and former case, however* patient effbsrt ly discussing a plot which1 pointed u> the Uitimcra kept him.” Fill lift. CotjiuovjL Mortgagee. rd in foe Office of the Register of Deeds, for the । decree ot tbe Circuit Court for tire I'miniy of I •iualiy conquered, though the &ft>.*s- ; a double murder or its object? They i<^°i ty ai.,d St^te ®f Michigan, on tbe ’ Itvrr,-. In Chancery. Ni tieBut-•< Michigan Mrs. Ltullow looked puxzitvL “I hard­ Atturoey 'or Mortgagee IStb day of Dereuibcr A. I». IW0. In i Iber k’> <»f tioon shadows were filling, tlie cavers: [ were speaking again. ;and he strained ly thought he would st«y. I-rather ex-. »i:tdr and dated on tire £Hb. day of November. Dated. January JS. 1890. IKKto fcCVrtxlurswsrCfcrreln pewltag wherein v • h warnings of the approach of nigh: •his ears to catch every word. peeted him back to tea last evening. <ieoij»*F. Kenartw ••vCompisItuwrt. and Martin the mini of PgiH bundrod nine Dollars and Wx* ORDER OF PUBLICATION V. Bxke? and Hairirtl Idea Barner are'Defend“tThey’s only one thing about tert before Hingbntiid had added the piefr ; It isn’t like him to stay uwav without. AlltV. Mt-oruo’* fee of Tweuty-lhe Dollars p’ovid-d for In' said mortgage, and no to. his available resources. | He ha4 ’that looks sort-o' shaky. Jeff; that's x-.r w r J. , Michigan. I N>aee is hereby gtewatliat I shall-sell at.pebllc (To be CoiUinued J . P*ffoJedlci*ICJreQl!,luChMDcery.i’ suitor proceeding, at Uro, havlngbeen InuiCourse I aucuen to the bidder, nt ihr North u tiiuught of indefinite plsa for using it :thcl part about the gu3. A. Barnes 1 «*®p*°ver lh® nsoneys secured Dy aaid Cruih door ot the Cucrt Hons** in the City of EstherComplainant. I st niggle for freedom^ but the mortgage, or any part tliereof; knows we-all nin’t fightin’ weemitf H*.-i!ty< nnd Conatv nf Barry nnd -Slate of Now. Therefore, by Virtue of the power of Sttahtran. said ('sort Souse being tbe place for i Theodore A. r.amrs, i ’^•'estian was that fee.might now buti hit ’li be takin’ a right smart mW" sale contained tn said mortgage, tun th- authaluttc'tlib C rvuit -sxirt. for «<aM County, on l Defendant ; ufe In such case made and provided, no!lee ts if to cut a series of siteps up the ■obafinces 1 jgctH h sight o’ wc-alir . .............................. < April A. D. 1BUG at 10 I Halt peiidlog in the Circuit Court for the hereby given, that on Sainrday th- -’srd day ot . nil, or so Minch there of County of Barry In Cbancery. at Hastlnrs. :e those in (he adjoining chnmnine to. Whenthr fire'a °'<*fock in the forenoon. I nd--- ihe nnxitnd -6ur tn .dlch gau. on the Srhday of Feb’y., A D IKMl shall sell at I ubllc ,n Aucxioo. to the hlghestbtd,short IsxdT hour of aniuotis toil ■dour Rtarteti. yrui’n me can hide in the principal, mterrst and nA".*.!'1: f®r«t«‘^orfo from door of the Court HhJya Iron, amoult ou lire fnllnu-ing described file, that the defenoaut. Iheodore A. Barnes Is in tbe City of Hastings, (that being tbe alaer rd him ef the futility of this ivy bushes.” paecri uC land U» wit. Cuinniriiciag four rods not a resident of thD state, and that Ins realwhere the circuit Court for Barrv Cuuniv i« nd lie stopped to rest his weary Earl dim! thlrlv thrermd* nnd two tret South nn "That *11 fix bit: an’ atterwards yq “<*rtalDed. on motion of holO.D>, th, premia m eoialiaiou* line <4 .!e$vrM<n sueet from Uie ’low .to ride for McNairvilte?” 1 fillip T. Oolrrovr. co nplaloant's solicitor. It Is , gepe. orso much thereof as may be nccc<warv stoat hiEk't corner uf lot one. biuek five of ordered tbr mud defendant. Theodore A to pay the am>-untdueon said mortgage with •“L’h-huh; we cam jest ’bout make hit ClhMiiibrrtnl'in Addition V» the City ofMantlngs. Barnex. that inr ’s no go.~ lhe said, examining cwtiae his appearance to be entered 8 per cent, internet, and all legal comuimher tbrtiva-vkailli twenty t*w tods. East twenty-nine Irervi' . wiihin five months trom foe date of with an attorney’s fee of Twenty n’ir^i*^ r id- notch bev.n out. wixh«uch in- on time for the eyara, if wc put oat rwh. North twenty-tworod*. West twenty nine • r-iHT.ai ti In re*e of Ids appearance that rod* lu plareof Degliiiiiag. containing tour acres ini* »■ ii-Jxir; “ftn aiot n atantreutfer. •art o’ lively.” lie C4UM* M;.*w*r co foe complainant*! bill ot 'ctlb?d In said mortgage as all that certain lot inland. Alsoooinmenckir four nxl> Ea«t of conipLtinthitu “How about tbe bosses? T’-all sold I hi filed, and a ropy thereof to l>« VK ’T* rar5el .or L“d sUuMr »•» ,tl<! Town of -• yit else 1 max be: and aeiull pick toe South East corner of Alock h»ur of drain- served ou said euinplalnani ’a -olictt r within "•P ^^folheCounlyof Harry and State hrcUltis Addition to fondly of Hast Inga thei-vr '- [• ’irillet anti chisel, by long odds, ’em with the place. <1 Id n’t ye?” ’ MfM,r ■'’•rvieeou him <if n copy of said oj Mlchlean. and known and described as fok ftoutb alaiig the East Him' of JrlTersoi* Street This Girl is HU rcquaintimcc -dirt ao, an’ the Zeller can take ’em ’hi::'k rite best I -can do withai good twelve rods. East twenty nine r.»d«. North ’’'Hand •lice of this order; ai.il that in default Mid bill tie taken as ooufesaed by tbe « Tb‘! Ea,t hB,f of ,,M» ’fouth East Quarter of twelve rnd*. West io the place of Iwglunihg, there.f. in thousands of Amrriean homes foothui<] and both bnmJs to work with, wfaaraomever he’s lurky enough to fin’ Section Tblrtrtwn (») tn Town Two (s/N^rth said non-rraldrnt drfeodanL 7 being«n the North West qaarter. section to enty. where she is known as •* Th? And it is Further Ordered. That within Rays iiA-*lf that I /imjldn't digiout of ’cns. cayift he?” Towu three. North Etai-ge Kig»t. West and , twenty days the said Comolalnant cause a Nose Such Mince Meat Giri.** being In the City of Hastings, Barry Co. Mich ­ They were silent Again, and Ring­ hire in a-verk. I wciudcr if I coaildn't • notice nf ibis order to be published in tbe H as Emily D. Bomvioi. igan. Dated Hasting*. Midi. Feb to. isnc. Her smile is reflected in every TiMoe Bankeba newspaper printed, published i n- tttr rope to the pw'k and fling it up brand amuMed tobaccoacaoke. fib- stood Philip T.COLonovg, Mortgagee, F*ki> W. Walker borne she enters for ■she brings and circulating la said county and that such Cirnrtt Court Commis«ioner. Barry Co. Mlete motionless Jn the darkness, trying to thrnu-gh tbat hole .*" pubhcatlon be continued therein at least once I r. , A } ’ ° r n*-y for Mortgagee. I ALOKE' • flL KZNASTOM. delicious mince ’____ pie to all, and in each week, for * lx weeks tn succession, er Dated February if, uoa Thw-e was still <lnyl»^it enough tfor think .of soane way in which tbe cold­ Baticitor lor Comuialuaat. __ ai the same time saves the Chat she cause a copy of this order tn be per-1 blooded plat could be frost rated; there tiie ex;.r.run«rtt, and he taried it without housewife from the drudg­ •onAJly served on said non resident defendant MORTGAGE SALE. ’ JWe!fy d*y’ h**0™ th® tlme *bo-e P*0BATK ORDER. 1<" • of l.Hiih. A single attempt to throw seemed to tbe but one waj*. and his de­ ery that old time mince ecrlbed for his appearance. DefauR having been made In foe eoodltloBa State of Michigan, County of Barrv — sire for vengeance cooled n little as be pie making required. t!. - cumlieiTKKne anchor up through the „ C lement S mith . At a scaaion of tbe Prolmte Court for the B«M *wvwl.tr,. Tak» ■< nUxtlnM. lir T. Colt,nov«. Circuit Judge hph» in throroef nnsw^rad dflie question. thought, of it. but he crept, into a posi­ County of Barry-Belden at foe Prnhate <iffic-. . .Pro OofoPfolnant’s Solicitor. K and recorded In tbe office of the ’’ In the dtv "f HnartiiKB. in aaM county, ou [ATmmcopyj. .Pi:c sitort‘headed pick uwd by the tion whrae he eould comnuund t he widest Deeds, for the County of Barry a Saturday, for atsco gay of March tn th* range o< apaoe in the other chamber, ’d’^,Kf?^onib«;-Ora of Nove hit).- inoiu»'h5ighterthunrflkecommon rear oue tboctaaud eight hundred and uinet) —... ORDSBcwruBucI^ox. ,8®J Uber 35 of Mortgagee, ou r alx. j^nd watched for the men to cross the MEffiRELL-BOULE CO., .. !.’■« ! .eni -ofiChnt name, but oven with which mortgage there Isclajmed to Present, Cbarie- W. Armstrong. Judge of irrtnu. N. Y., Mfrs, c S’’ 59m nf F1Te Hundred Probate. • ' - >s ;-.d’. antugetfas) could not tCkrow it to narrow field of sision on tbeir way haek and Thirty 8ix Dollars and thirty nine rents I.. -------- ” ““ fv>'r ih. th- required liejglit.and. inacMition, he .to the mriM*. Ji seemed hours Ixqfswe and an attorney's lev uf Twenty Five Doni?.' Wulf, deceued. provided for in said mortgag-. and no wit on reading and fillu*.' the nerirlon ilulv verlled : or nt once tbafl. even if he had the .they spoke again, and then the gruffer ComplslDBUt proceed I. gsat law having been instituted u> of Ellen O. DeWulf, praynig that ad twin Istra HIKE MEAT. v*nglh. it tvottid take hourse>f prnc- Boice said: “I don’t believe that ihar recover foe moneys seemed bv mud inortcaee tlouof Miidektalrtw grat.t'-u t«» Angle J. De- Charles T. Hart or any part thereof; • ‘™ngage. him p ’ s gw ine out, Buddy. ” 1 • n> bring the <kill ueceMMjr to en­ WnW or to tome other suit ibU* person. Defendant NOW. Tberefore.hy rlrtne of th- pgwer of ^u Tnereuponitisordermt.tiiai Friday ttm third •M1 reckon hit air. for shore,” wtm the able him to hurl the thing through the At a sMriou of said Court, held at tbe Court contained In said mortgage, and the Matnte m dsy of April. A. D. WG. at ten o ’ clock iu Huusa In tbe City of liastlmnin said County, on such ease made and provided, notice ts brrebv jefily; ‘‘but hit don't make no dlfTr• trrvw gap in the rocka. Not tGureary the forenoon, bo msI> ued for foe bearing of *atd the 101b, day of M-rch A f». 18M. * given that on Saturday the 83rd day of Mav 7 petltloa, and that the heirs at law of said deewaa hitmtelf i:wdleariy„ he desisted after the encr; we-all can fin’ the way without Present. Ho.x. Clement Rmith, 1? °'c’ock ln tb« forenoon. I ahMl | cd. and all other iteraons Interestnt lu sain . circuit Judge. sell at Publie Auction, to the highest blddw at i t st tn,:j|. and sat down to eat hicflcajity hit.** estate, are required to at>j>ear at a vMlon of in this cause It appearing from affidavit on file, front door of the Court House In roe said court, then to be lioMcn at the Probate that the defendant, Oliarle* f Hart Is DOC the North A little later the light faded and flick­ « Harihur. Jthat being Um wbeJe • ipjier .by the last nqr« of fading light. since. Id foe city of Hastings, in said conntv. resident of tub Statr. and that his residence the Circuit Court for Barry Couaty isboSST ' ter H. Imirf been tvsthrd down byan- ered and then went out, leaving behind an<l show csxi.se. If any tlwTC be, why the prayer cannot be a«eertniRed after diligent Inquiry. I tbr uremlsea described in said mortgage or ro the [>etltioiier may not be granted. Anc On motion ot Lombard & Hughes Complainant's it a darkness that was almost tangible, 'her cJrtnk from the pool, he made his much thereof as may be necessary to my the it Is further ordered, that said jietitlnner give Bolldtor It Is is umered foal the apiUarance of amount due on said mortgage, with seren nJr niplf arrangemeht* to pass another and Ringbrand’s heart sank as he real­ notice to the persons interested In said estate, said non resident defendant Charles T. Hart be cent, tbterert. and all legal rusts, together Mfo jf tbe pendency of said petition, nnd tbe hear ized that one chance of saving Hester's MQ -V « Twenty five l^Xr* n .rec ­ ffht in the cavern, and tried to go to entered herein wltblu 5 months from tbe date Ing thereof by causing n copy of this order to b* of this order, and incase of hu sppearaoo* that anted for llim ju tbr premises brlna de<<-r(i^wi fatlier and brother was gone. It was 1 ep; but his brain wm too actively at published In foe Hastinow Bannkr A he rause bi • answer to th- bill of oomplainC to In said inort rage ns afl that^effij^I nsper printed and elredlatedjn said nt ■ MORTG kGE SALE. tje Hied, sad a ropy t!iere»>f to be served on the »»d paml or l»n.l altuu. In .he TowShKr »rk trying to devise new expedients, only a chance, he knew, tor the mounBarry once In each wee* for throe.: xxe*( omnlatnant's Ko Ht'»r wltiiln twentv days after Default kavlng been made In rhe conditions weeks previous to .aid day of heartng'.nDr <*■»•»»» no-1 M .-h d after towing and roHlog upon hia laineer* were two to one. nnd he was service on him o< a copy ol said Bill and notice Uc*». kD<nr-|> n»rt do«Ti«, folinwx ■ of aeerial11 mortgage made by Fred W. Hickel Ch A ELKS W. AKMnrttCHrU. -»Jdy < ouch for awhile he rot up totpr not enough of a marksman to be sure of and wife Mectie of the town of Hastings. Barry at this order; and In def «u't thereof, aw'd Bill Tbe North East quarter of the North 'Wrat (A true copy ) Judxf of Frormie •tnartrirof Section thirty five (33rTow? “ w^S wilibe taken as confessed by said nou resfdeat 1<» think it out- Since the night was disabling even one of them; nevertbe- County. Michigan, to Sam nt-1 Carson of Gales­ Ai d 11 J’ furlhcr ordered, thV North Range nine (9) West. Kalamazu.' County. MichljpiD. dated teauR. .he had made up his mind to fire burg, I’ROBATE ORDER. wlthlu fifteen djy« foe CumplaiDvnt cau»e « •ar and calm, the silence in the cave Deeamber 7 A. D. IBM. and recurded in foe of­ ’ Kuda Braw. notice ot tin■ order to be published lu the upon them when they came again in fice of tiie Reg iter ol Deeds, for foe County of Stare of Michigan, County •! Barry-m. un profound, and, knowing tbat the 1 Ha*nk«. a Dewapaner prtntru. I’HtLtr T. COLOROVE. Ata seaalpa of foe Probate Court Barry and Btate of MlrhktBD. on tbe eewntb view, trusting to the shortness of the erdinary noisea of the upper world das of December A. D. ISHJln Liber 2D of Mort­ County of Barry, hoiden at the Probste Offi'-F in published and elrcuisting in MUd County. sod bat said pablleation be continued therein once range to offset bis lack of skill with the gages. O', page 212, m> which mertgage there is foe city of Hastings, lu said comity, do Fri ' uld not reach him. he wan startled clalineri to do due at the date of thia notice the day, the 13th dav of Nareh In the year In each wyek (br »lx w«>ks In suceerslnp, or from hia revery by a sound like the weapon. that she cause a ropy of this order to be persoasura of Three hundred ninety six fXillars and one thousand eight hundred and ninety MORTGAGE BALE. ally served on -aid non reaPent Defendant at Present, Charles W. Arirstroug, Judj scuffling of cautious footsteps, followed He thought be beard them when they Seven cents, and an attoraay’s fee o FCdea days before foe Ums abort rieDollar* provided for Id said aiertgage. nd no Probate. tssppearaDc* immediately by the appearance of a dull left tbe chamber, and again, after what suit or proceed mg < at law han ng bceu institut­ tbe mailer ol the estate of Orrin Clement Smith. seemed an interminable interval, there ed to recover foe moneys sucured by said mort­ Adams, deceased. plow of light in the chamber beyond tbe „ . UircuIC Judge On reading aud filing the petition duly veri­ or any Dart thereof: was a faint rustling apch ns might have gage. [•revive. His first thought was thathia Examined, countersigned aid entered b me. Now, Therefore, by virtue of the power of fied. ot JLUdnvr K. Adafits. son ol said deceased John g. Xaolbu. of June 1886. and on which there 13 claimed to been made by the two men climbing praying tbfi a certain Jiutrument now on sale contained In said mortgage, aud tbe statute file reptors had come to make another at­ Register. be due. at tbe dale hereof. Two Hundrerf and In said court purporting to be the last win out of the cave. The correctness of this In such case made and provided, notice I* here­ testament Lombard and Hlgkxs. Ten Dollars and ninety five cents notice is tempt to kill him. and it brought with of said decessed, be admitted to proby given that ou Fatnrday the !3<b day of Jut e hereby given, foal by vlrtoe Sf foe 5 Uomplaluant*4 bolic.Cur. it a fit of terror similar to that which clock lu tue Forenoon, I Uxte aua foe rxeculor. fotrrln n med appointInst supposition was confirmed short­ A. D. Atn^eopT.] bid­ ly afterward by the dull rumble of a shall sell st Public Auction, to foe bl had attacked him on the previous night, I* ordered, that Frldar, tbe der. at the North Eront door of t Court auction. to the but he set his teeth and overcame it, distant explosion, and the listener knew _________ NOTICE KOK HKAKING OF CLAIMS. House Id tbe City of Hastings [tbat being tbs 10th day of April. A- .D. 18M. at tea ’rioek la ■ where tbe Circuit Court that another of the mj'sterious attacks I place Cou tor Barry Counrt IMate of Michigan, Couaty of Harry—wi. flattening himself against the kali and Hastings. lldeul. lb* premises described In said had be,n .uecewfully made on the 1 Notice is hereby glvea;that bv an order of the waiting breathlessly for what should mortgage, or somuch thereof a» may be oeoea< Probate Court for tbe Couuty of Barrv. made anner m o; « foe fifth day of March A. IX IBM. wx the afternoon. sary to pay the amount due on raid mortgage, follow. It was a trying moment, and working in the McNabb mine. briraen at tbe Probate niontba from that dale were aUowed for credi­ with 8 per cent Interest, and all bgal cost-; he was surprised to find himself grow­ in Mid UooDty, tors to (>resent their claims aga.nst tbe estate With the certainty tbat the men had gnther with so attorney's fee of Fifteen pel be. why tbe prayer coveuanted for therein, tbe premises ~ Carter ing calmer nnd more collected with the left the cavern, and that with their dis­ scribed In said mortgage as all that ■Tinted. And it b County, decerned, and tbat al! creditors rt appearance hk only chance 6/^xrevent- [■lore and parcel of tend situate In tbe Townaft ]»asslng of the lagging seconds^ then deeeaeed’ reqmwd nf Hastings tn tbe OoM ot Ban“ * the tingling of hia nerves told him that Probate Michigan, and knows and describe he had once more possed-tlie ihysterious The West half of the East half of Ixyundary between' helpless War and Thursday, Mar. 26. 1896. More Hood’s Sarsaparilla Hood’s Pilis SS£££. i«s: PERFECT URITY SUPERIOR i TRENGTHI oderate price M ONE SUG ZES2.-2J 51 ii7!S Sff®* -•*“ courageous resolution, and, drawing hia revolver, he waited in grim silence for [he appearance of a face at the upon some expedient that would free him In time to enable him to warn tbe Latlmera. For awhile the awful BamlelCa Pbiuf T. Colobova HABVET WlIJ.l �Hastings Banner. market for a deccal peter. saui rrer' [Mr Edward BalHraa m Manchester (Bagtaad) American home bi care more filled will* Tbur&ay, Mar. 26, i8g^the comforts H<rt smtll fire ta re­ CaurierJ Cheapness, cheapness, cbeapness and lighted on the blackened beartlxstonca of MA—MALX L.COOK. KAftor. competition! These have been tbe parrot­ oar people; until every American woman cries of Free-Traders; and excellent cries b once mote decently dad: until the tear■■TBKED AS MICCOXV CGAM MAt^*** AT they are for tbe million and ■ a half luckv of hunger are wiped from the eyes 'f TWM H AST1NG*. MICH.. rOSTDTrKX, individuals with tbeir fixed Incomes. But every American child; until tbe otd tin AUOU8T 14, 1879. bow about the thirty-five mllltons without dinner pail to take® down from tbe U»elf fixed income*? How does It affect them? and proudly borne to dally labor by every EDITORIAL NOTES FREE COINAGE IN MEXICO. What does competition and cheapness mean in tbeir case?. It means thi»—Il means that when by home competition a starving needle-* oman la found to stlfch shirts at 4d. a dozen, straightway a slsryIng foreign woman Is found to sihch Tbe writer makes no pretension of being shlrta at Sd. per dozen, and her work is a financier, but having recently visited Mex­ brought over here to drive English women ico which is a free coinage country, many below starving point. This Is competition! have asked us concerning the free coinage This Is cheapness. And dues It benefit the of silver in that country, and whether It Is community? The first condition of the a good thing for Nexicu or not. It is vaunted cheapness, this panacea tff the alwxwt an infallible rule that “whafs good Cobden Club, la cheap labor; do not let for aomeoue else Is good enough for as,” the operatives forget this when they have but It’s not alwaj a true. dinned into tbeir ears the virtues of mere Conditions In Mexico and lu the United cheapness. Is the low price of wheat that States are so absolutely different tbat a Is secured by stimulating foreign produc­ comparison Is very difficult. For instance tion aud discouraging home production a hero we have an Intelligent people to form national blessing? Is It a national bless­ tbe basis of our civilization; there you ing when tbe English and Scotch laborers have tbe poor. Ignorant, half or quarter are deprived of their employment In favor clothed indian, whose loftiest aspiration of tbe Ill-paid labor of Rusalaus. Poles, np to date seems to be to beg. Here we Wallachians or Coolies? Are shirts stitch­ have a very lartfe, well-to-do middle class ed by starving women at 4d. a dozen a coming between the rich and the poor; blessing to the community, or the eheapthere you have but tbe two classes—tbe n<Asxof bricks made by over-taxed child­ very rich and tbe very poor. Here thp ren at nominal xages, or the cheapness of land is divided amopg thousands; there it nails or cables made by overworked is in the possession of a/ew, and Is not women and children, a blessing? Is the taxed. Here all farm protracts are com­ waste of human life, the misery aud the paratively low in prices; there they are suffering aud demoralization and Immoral­ very high aod an extremely high tariff ity Inseparable from cheap labor a benefit actually prohibits Importation Into tbat to the country? Is the cheapness that is country. Here labor gets from 81.00 to caused by cheap foreign labor a blessing? >1.50 per day; there the same class get No, it ia not; and In spile of all I be writ­ from 15 to 80 cents, reckoned In American ings and preachings of tbe Cobden Club, money, the actual days wages being 25 to 1 maintain that the more we examine the 35 cents a day In Mexican money. meaning of mere cheapness, tbe more dis­ Free coinage of silver is undoubtedly a good thing for Mexico, but it is bard for tinctly we find that it means a “low stand­ -the laboring classes. Why? Because farm ard of life.” dance, wan doubled In amount aa rampared with the amount Imported under the McKinley law." Tbe tariS for def­ icit, no matter wbat nine it may do, la not helpful to anj American intereat— Albany Journal. CTThe republicnna will make tbeir nomination! about tbe middle of June, and tbe people will not even wait for American workingman, iu whose sturdy tbe democrat* to make thesra, a month hand It remain* the badge of Amertra’s later, before etarting the campfire* and truest nobility.—Hon. John M. Thurtton rallying around tbe flag of republioanlam. So far from waltln< more than U. S. 8. of Ntbratka. two month* after tbe alandard baa been railed, they are already impatient to be­ Aristides, the Archon- and chief 'magi»trate of Athens, whose honesty equity and gin the campaign. Tbe enormous re­ publican rote ot the elty of Philadel­ Integrity gained for him the glorlons ap­ phia at tbe municipal election juat held pellation ot the Just: though he iought above that republicanism ia on the in­ bravely for bls country, and ruled wisely crease. Judging from that beginning yet In bls old age died so poor, that be was for 1896 thia year will be a retort break­ burled at the public expense. How differ­ er in tbe line of republican maforitiea. ent witl- tbe chief magistrate of this Notwithstanding It waa only a local countrj; a multl-mllllongltr. who has ruled election, and there waa no uncertainty about tbe result, the majority for the so unwisely and unjust, lliat a few years republican ticket was almost aa large more ot bl< reign, the Government would aa It area at the last gubernatorial eleobe too pour to bury blin. tion.—Chicago Inter Ocean. LET LABOR LEARN. Democratic Tariff. Every American wnge-eumer.whether a worker in a woolen mill or not, la di­ rectly interested in the result of last year’s experience with free trade in ■w ool. Precisely the same effect would follow in other industries if the tariff on the manufactured article were placed on as Mow an ad valorem basis as it has been in the case of woolen goods. Hence It is the earnest duty of every wage­ earner to study the following state-., xuent of our imports of foreign woolens during the four years of McKinley pro­ tection to wool and one year of free trade In that raw material: IMPORTH OF WOOLEN M AJVU FACT UKES. Cjllbmdar Tea*. Value 1»1.............................................................. S34.O1O,MB 1»1. 1«. . 304U.BM 1W4........................ ............ . M.B6MU SOLID BOLD TOILET SET. Preekms straw. It la said that the only complete gold toilet set in the work! belong* to the khedive of Egypt. It*exact value is not known, but it must be enortnou*, for the set ia incHisted with diamonds and other precious atones. Egypt, by tbe way, has a debt of about $525,000,000. and besides the interest on this has to pay an annual tribute to the sultan of Turkey amounting to nearly $3,500,000. Despite this the present khedive haa been following in the footsteps of hi* predecessors, whose extravagance* brought about the present almost bank­ rupt condition of the'eountry. Each piece of the khedire's golden toilet set bears his monogram in di amoods. Upward of 3.000 diamonds and over 1,200 ruble* were used in decorat­ ing these gorgeous adjuncts to tbe Egyptian ruler’s dressing-table. The body of each of the 28 pieces 1* of 18karat gold, nnd all are Inclosed in a dia­ mond-incrusted ebony case. Protection average. 1MB..................................... . S04M.MI products are high aud Mexico’s wealthy It Is reported that Captain General Wey- Free trade Increase......................... I30.8N.811 land owners, fruit raisers, or mine pro­ Low to labor........................................ lk»,W7 ler, of tbe Spanish forces will resign. prietors get their labor for from 25 to as l4»Kt year the democratic gift of free l raw material to woolen manufactures cents a day in Mexican money, which One thing tbat tbe democrats can't howl more than doubled our imports of for- I __ ____equa! ,__ ,_________ ?__ in about to from 15 to ______ 20 cents A pleaalng story is told by the crown about and tbat is tbe ‘'surplus.’’ cign woolen goodji. as compared with ' American money. Thus the Mexican prince of Germany, *-1x0. with his the average vaMxe of similar imports aristocracy get big prices for everything brother, was recently with their tutor Wisconsin has elected a solid republican during the founyears of McKinley pro­ at the hotel of tbe Chutes du Rbin. that they produce, and -pay their pauper delegation all pledged to McKinley for tection. The.exact increase was $30.When the txftor paid the bill be offered labor with money which is actually worth president. 51X1,813. If \vc take one-half of this . the value of the labor etn- ° tnon.eJ' I’res<'nt !°J* 'b*“berm*ldbut little over one-half its face value, and amount ms t’ * * ’ ■aklnn aueh raoda. then the ’h°; hoWe"r',fcfu"d ,he which money the Mexicans themselves Over 827,000.000 was voted last week ployed in making such goods, then the ing to a notice that tips were forbidden. discredit. to build four large battle ships and 15 tor­ losis to American labor/mployed In our The inter explained the situation to the How do they discredit it? We have in pedo boats. A good navy alwavs com­ 'voolen mills was $15,300,000 in a single. 1 eldesi pupil, who thereupon went out vrar of free trade in the raw material-. our possession a Mexican dollar, contain­ mands respect abroad. • . . . ___ । with ms his oroit brother und bought a very of only one industry. I . . ing about eight grains more silver than an _ ’ ^°°c ‘ *- This lie gave to the Rut the loss to our wage-earners ha« . Depth of learning added to sound com­ . , ... , „ , innnl American dollar, aud yet right in the city maid, wnvlnwthi snying tbat. “as it was not money, Ih-cu more than this and for several of Mexico our American dollar is worth mon sense, and a long experience in -casons. In the first place the ixnporte , she could not refuse it."* As the young j princes were Bivviug sto ving ul at me the notei hotel iniu>1.85 in the Mexican silver, saying nothing National affairs go to make William Mc­ hP last year’s woolen goods, so called, '■ pinivvo , , about the extra amount of silver the Kinley a desirable man to have In tbe very largely consisted of the cheapest . :ognito the maid did not know that i the donor of the brooch will probably quality of stuffs, in which rags, rnuugo Mexican dollar contains. Further than presidential chair. he rmjjcror of Germany some dav. and shoddy formed the bulk of the com­ this, take it right at the Mexican mint ’ * ' Ambassador Bayard, who attempted to ponent parts. Hence the . increase iq which we visited, a Mexican gold dollar value does not fairly represent the in­ was worth $1.85 of their silver. Mexico toady to the Cobden Club and the aristoc­ creased quantity of goods imported. probably has as rich, If not tbe richest, racy, of England by blttarly denouncing It was greater than the value iiidicatdw. silver mines on the globe. As long as the principle of protection in America, Another reason is that when the pur­ Mexicans can take their cheap silver to the was unmercifully scored in Congress last chaser of these cheap goods begins to mint and get It coined, and pay very week. complain of their bad wearing qualities, cheap labor In their cheap money, and he is informed that they were American President Cleveland lays all of his finan ­ goods, and that he had better buy for­ then get big prices for everything that eign clothing hereafter. This tends to cial troubles to the greenbacks. If every they have to sell, as long as they can do check a subsequent demand for the pro­ this we say, free coinage will be a good greenback was silled In and cancelled, duce of our own mills, and thus it thing for Mexico. Gold Is scarcely ever gold would still flow out of tbe country in checks their output, and again the de­ aeon in the business circles of Mexico, and a steady stream as long as tbe balance of mand for American labor. circulates at 85 per cent premium, sliver trade is against us. As the value of labor is so much less being almost universal. iu Europe than here, a better grade of Thocsands of workingmen find them ­ goods than wc imported so largely in Would It be wise for the American people to attempt the free and unlimited selves out of employment and deprived of 1805 could undersell American goods nf coinage of sliver alone. Irrespective of old time wages, because the factories they similar quality if existing tariff condi­ tions were continued. As the value of other countries? Would there not come used to work In have bad to close down labor in most American industries rep­ a time when our currency would be de­ through pauper labor competition of the resents more than half the cost of the old world. Without those wages consump ­ preciated as it Is in Mexico, when prices finished article, the estimated loss to would be based on tbat depreciated cur­ tion has been greatly restricted, values labor is greater than we have stated in rency and labor paid with It To be sure have shrunken and times have been cluse. the case of last year’s woolen imports. Labor in every industry would be affect­ all debts contracted could and possibly Japan, with her eight cent per day labor ed, in precisely the same ratio us labor would be paid in a depreciated currency. Is coming in as a great factor In the in­ in the woolen mills, if the tariff in all The bond holder could easily endure thin, dustrial world. To day over 850,000 industries were on the basis of the but would not the heaviest burden after spindles are at work and more are being woolen schedule of the Wilson bill. an. from a depreciated currency, fall upon Introduced. English manufacturers can­ Bence it is the duty of labor to reflect,' tbe laboring classes, just as It does In not only upon its actual position of to­ not compete with tbeir cheap labor and Mexico? day, but upon the possibilities of its fu­ just how they can knock out the Japanese Silver always will be used as money, ture conditions, should the free raw ma­ and still maintain tbeir free trade doctrine terial craze be, by any possibility, ex­ and we are opposed to tbe exclusive gold Is a great question. tended to every other'American Indus­ standard as attempted by this democratic try. Labor has had its lesson. Labor administration. We want to see both gold The great principle for which tbe rtP‘ v knows tbe remedy—to vote at- evei^and silver need as money. Seeing what publican parly stands can never be' craned opportunity, against every candidate we have has convinced us that the only from politics as long as conditions are es for congress who favors, free trade.— safe way to have free coinage is by Inter­ they are. That policy, under which we American Economist. national agreement. If France. Germany In a few years took a foremost place among POLITICAL DRIFT. and the American republics could arrive the nations, is a living question. And 11 e at such an agreement, we believe that It ETThe miserable makeshift at bor­ be^t way to appreciate IU Importance U to rowing money to meet the expenses of eould be successfully carried out.. But attempt to get along without It as we have government is a disgrace to American from what we saw in Mexico we are very for tbe past three jean*. atatcamanship.—N. Y. World (Dem.). much inclined to tbe opinion that for the crThe country Is very tired of tbe United States to attempt free noInage Major Pinjtrre of Detroit denounces lo kind of financiering incJud-fi _ . va a«K that uua V MAU UUXU the WIC atone would bring distress and disaster. etale affair., Ibe same condition tbat he neraaaity of borrowing money to make And we farther believe that a protective has brought about In Detroit. He con­ a aurplua.—St. Louie Globe-Democrat. tariff which will turn tbe tide of tuoney tinually kicks on the high state tax, but at rrThe republican party ia in favor of this way, as It always used to, will restore the same time Detroit has increased tbe protection, aa it always has been. That shaken confidence, and furnish a basis bonded indebtedness almost to tbe limit, is one of its fundamental principles, and upon which enterprise can figure, will and per capita indebtednew baa been one of the main sources of its strength bring back prosperity and restore good greatly increased. Lie has built up the and uaefulneas. But it dov not believe in duties that footer trusts or maha op­ greatest political machine iu Detroit that portunity for any kind of injustice.— Tbe United States with all of its wealth ever was known in tbe state, and Is just St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Md power cannot defy the nalaral laws of the kind of a man that Michigan dors not •^Cleveland stood up aquarely tn trade. All of the other great powers on want fur Governor. the Monroe doctrine and the people and «Mth um gold to settle all trade balances, congress stood with him. Having done awd tbe United States must and does settle There are thousands who insist that tbe all trade balances in gold. If the United Tariff qnwtlon haa bran permanently aelSUttw adopts tbe free and unlimited colo- tier’: llrat I be Wllaon Hit wHI be permitted Now i. the time to beg.n to tWnk .... of.... from. tiro designs are all 2fsw Yorks Istsat. Pmjr Smith, at tbe Racket. WK HAVE—canton flats !□ white and black, canton dreu shapes, leffhprn flats, sailors yak’s, sod sn end tew variety of childrens bend wear, and It will be wortti your while to call and see sno get prices at Phln Smiths Racket store. Garden Seeds And we wish to .ay tha: we hjv- NOW THEN -We have an endlew variety of hst frames and FULL ASSORT/IENT of straw brsld (which will be tbr rase this SEEDS IN BULK Mason) and will make you just what you want Phim MMrrn, St tlir* Racket. WE HAVE—1‘allvrs fur children for From one of the most reliable seed Mlssrs and foe oilier* who houses. We have also want them, trimmed or nnt as you tnsj wish at the Racket of Thin Smith XflAOES—We uie nor showing the largest line erf lares we ever had at pi Ices no one will instr. Phim Smith. FACE VEILING—Fn.m the plain to tbe fancy rlienllte dot and all re>tnrs at Phln Smith’s Racket. We want Maple Sugar, Butter RIBBONS— Call and see the assort­ ment large and romplet*, and Eggs. . prices right. Prim Smith. . at the Racket FLOWERS—never were ao nice and cheap as this ueason, an — ,111 get an new we sold out last year you will UP to date, «•<*■ rif bj. Ph» Smith. at H>e Racket. M WHEN IN WANT-of baby bonnets . see ours. Phjk Smith. “ at the Racket-! M JET CB.0WNB—and ornaments will T be worn this year ex-' A 1 tensively. We have a new assortment at: J .Pbln Smiths Racket store. I M BAIIrOBS—for children, see them and A the price at the Racket of ■ j Phln Smith. 11 ....... is The Best. WHAT—No one will make a shirt A waist when they have looked j I have the agency j over our lol and got tbe price*, they, can- “ and wish you to not afford to and they can’t get them to set A nice, I| so -1^ pjnK smith, i examine them be­ at the Racket. 1 -j fore buying. YOTTB BENEFIT—Having revrrsl A hiiudped pairs « I of the Grand Ledge Bankrupt sin e stock w The HARTFORDS are i left yet you can buv them at less than first A ; cost and each and every pair are A Nu 1 J the CHEAPER Ones. ■ goods, but they «nnst go. 1 " Pbin Smith. A at the Racket. ’ 3 • Everything in the ’ BOYS—and youths you can yet your Jewelry Line. pointed toed shoes at Phln Smiths A ’ aud save money. Phis Smith. •J at tbe Racket ! w Field Peas and V^_Rape Seed flams svanflrinai Goiiimbla BiGiir.iti ■ •> The Famous. I j : । 1 ,. I '‘ I ' IF—It ever comes spring you will want a bat and the Famous Clothing store Is bound to elesf eut about 200 IVM. H. STEBBINS. bought for stout 30c uu a dollar bo you ’’ Fvneraj. Dhiectok. will get them cheap. Pimr Smith. Room* next to Chriatmas’ Phot­ Studio. BesMence am Court st rvt at ttie Famous Cash Clothing store. Remember fur mens clothing, hats, caps and shoes you will save dollars at Phiu Smith’s. THE FAMOUS—Pants will not rip AriSS IDA FITZ SIMMOXS. they are warranted nut Teacher of Piano Organ Voire Ltiltun. Br«’ the cheapest. , Harmony, Thorough Ba.%» and other advanced studiM. Special teram In cJanf two or Pnix Smith. more tn Voloe Culture. Fur jAruculan. call at the Famous Clothing olore. ilflVE JUST RECEIVED * * * * r THE flQEKCT FOR THE CELEBRATED OLIVER GflILLED PLOWS THE BEST FLOWS OH THE MCE OF THE QLOBE. For Difficult Soils they have no equa’. The favorite wherever used. We AUO HfflbLE THE of silver as has Mexico, then, we beMsve, tbs time must surely come when our wwmmey will be depreciated, just as It Is *■ •W “•» V. Enffllab official tn .tend: but tbe Eepubiteen party tiaa AND THE BISSELL ARE THE TWO LEADING rtUNIVE8SE FARMERS LIKE THEM BE­ CAUSE THEY ARE STAUNCH AND RELIABLE............................. ueerr WHtaeeted tu tbe ranlrraeM at any ereat quralkm until It ha. been aettled rlrtl. The RrpubHeau party will never quM.m until erar, American factory la PLAIN iwo TION PLOWS, krapUJa Bros *iu errtolaty -.... . - �Banner rl asti ng luuisd*}, Mar. 2(1, 1896. OFEP NO'S Come in and look me over. 1 have my jS LIE DI W Pffl open for inspection and sale and, as usual, I have * fine large line, well asserted with all the late patterns and designs. YOU WILL HAKE A MISTAKE if you don’t see my goods—quality the high­ est—prices the lowest—as­ sortment the largest. I have a large stock of WINDOW SHADES —all styles and prices. **** A full and com­ plete line of paints, oils and varnishes. Everything you will need in bmise cleaning time. > . FREDL. HEATH ...The Druggist.. , LOCAL NEWS. Si quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to insure insurtiou in the issue of the weak when brought. Republicans don’4 forget to attend caucus. your । Prof. W. D. Sterling, of Ann Arbor, is in the city. Butler and eggs wanted at Spence's Shoe store. Keyhbl leans tread the caM For a city caue i» In this issue. Every 60 (Uys Busby Bro*, get the latest »tyies iu hair cuts. Do not fall to get Stauffers prices on egg* before selling. We notice Stauffer always lute lit*- democratic camp, earnest, honest repobliratK whose ennvlcttmui at onetime fined to tbe house tbe past two weeks with or another might have lead them to favor1 a severe attack of the grip. some Htt.lv principle not coniahitd hi tbe George C. Walters and son Charles, of Potatoes per "a.. IB. ptwtfnrip of rite republican party. The Hastings, were in Allegan this week on a ruae has liren «uccr**rnllv. worked, but of visit to friends—A Uepan GaseUe. late 3 ears the people have become ever­ » Mrs. Daniel Striker went to Albion this was the wife of W. H. Ham*’ grand fa (tier. 1plHce- 4 cents. Same days will be sold a lastingly sick of endorsing theec democrat­ wrek to attend the funeral of Mrs. Flak, Tbos, Spence lias a full stock of staple 1large lot of Drw»a goods at to % off ic slde-sl>o,we. and have expressed their wife of Dr. Fisk, the president of Albion *■ groceries at W. H. Spence’s Shoe store, Many other goods al cut prices. disapproval at the polls. The political Chiekrn dressed. 8. College. Beef drsessd. *.(» to where you can exchange butter, eggs, U. H. Bfauldixo. horizon, to a democrat, has no more prom­ Reef live. 2.75. Judd Beadle who-was called to Bat­ Mtutou. dressed. 5green or dry wood for groceries, bouts or ising future, than is unfolded to a man In Geo. Landis who for the past two years Dried apple*. 3 tings by the death of his grandmother shoes. । Bockwhea: tour. 2 U Every act has been running a drug slur* in Horton, Hade* with bl* tmek twokrn. Mr-. Davis, returned to hia home in New Cloversell. 4 86 to I! j Don’t be deceived by any "so called” Mich., has disposed of his stock there and of the democratic party during this Ad­ York state Monday afternoon. free silver ticket. Such a one invariably < opened up a drug and grocery store In H. ministration has been auch as to entitle It Cnueoa Notices. Mrs. Julia Green, who had been with has a single gold standard foundation. It L. Newton’s building one door west of to greater stigma and reproach than the Tlw c<*uitty convention for nominating Is but another Greenback, P. I. dodge to iCook & Cook’s grocery. Mr. Landis Is an act before. Jn short there lias been but a her daughter. Mrs. G. K- Gardner, during delex*lr* l«» the Conxrr^iunal and State her severe Illness, returned to her home win votes. ( ennvrRilona will lie held in this niy Fri­ experienced druggist, haring clerked for succession of blunders that have followed in Hastings Monday.—MiddlcuUlc Sun. Tuesday George Stanleys house in Barry । one another at a dizzy. Iiead-swimmlng gait. day April 24th. it Will Hive Uh* railing nf some time in thia city beforp locating at Supt. fl. B. Andrus and J. C. Ketchum, township, burned t»i the ground during Horton. He proposes to keep in. stock a So to the democratic politicians there Is gates t«» «h|g county ewwotiun arc nomi­ bls absence, nothing being saved. This Is full line ot drugs, paints, oils, and grocer­ nothing to hope for In the way of an en- of the Nashville schools, were in tbe city nated *» the same time that luwusliip of­ the third house In that locality Hut has Iies which he will sell at (he lowest possible dorsement of the people, and It is left to Mondsy and attended the regular conven­ ficers are immihaled. burned of late. pricet, and invites the public to call and tbe wire pullers and alate makers to win tion of Barry lodge K. of P. In the eve­ __________________ such possible victories as they cau at the ning. Lost—-In Phillips grocery Saturday, ।Inspect both goods and prices. YANKEE SPRINGS sacrifice of political self respecl, aod of March 91. a $5.00 bill. Will the joung The repablican* o< the township ef There will Be a special communlcatlun Yankee Springs an? requested to meet in gentleman who was seen to pick it up. ot , Hastings Lodge No. 51 F. A A. M. at all political principle. So, we say, we Tbe Emmanuel Y. P. 8. C. E. will be cancu* at tbe Finery school house oa please return to Phillips grocery and also Hastings April 10th, called at 2 p. m. at wondered what lack tbe opposition would conducted next Sunday evening by MIm Saturday March 28, at 2 p. m. for the pur­ make in the way of bambonzliug voters Florence Scoby. save further trouble. pose of placing io nomination candidate* which time the Grand Lecturer Arthur M. f Miss Mabie Rorabeck will lead tbe this year. Last week we found out. It for tbe several township offices to be voted The sexton of the Blverside ' cemetery Clark will huld a school of Instruction ex­ meeting nf tbe Y. P. 8. C. E. next Sunday for in the annual spring election to be held was contained in tbe Journal, tn the call evening In Presbyterian church} having resigned hia position, the company emplifying the 9 degrees. Nashville lodge on Monday. April 6 next, and to transstrt for a Union City Caucus. "Union Caucus” Usual services morning arid evening in Is desirous to engage a competent man will work the 1st, Woodland the 2nd, hi *ueh other busint-ot as may eome I*fore In this city, for years, has meant and still Presbyterian church. tbe rabcu*. Dated. March 16, ’96. <or thia position. For particulars enquire the afternoon, and Hastings the 3rd, in the Services will be held as usual at tbe means "democratic caucus.” The call By order of Com.. of tbe Clerk John Bessmer. Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday. evening. A candidate will be provided fur a "Union Caucus” this year venture* In tbe morning tbe pastor will preach; in 1 want to rent my house. Would let for each degree. The Grand Lecturer de­ beyond the pale of asking "anybody and the evening an address will be delivered ASSYRIA. window fixtures, best carpets and furni­ sires tills school to tie well attended and it everybody opposed to the republican in the layman’s course py Mr. W. W. The Republican electors of the Town­ ture remain. Rent cheap to right parties. Is hoped that all brothers will attend who party” to meet lu caucus, etc, and in­ Potter, of thia city, on "Christianity and ship of Assyria will meet in caucus at the Democracy”. All are cordially Invited. can. Town Hall on Saturday March 28, 1806 at Call at house at noon or evening. cludes alt those favoring the free and Un­ The next meeting of tbe Hastings 2 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of placing Thursday night Fred Stanly, son of W. H. Schantz i limited coinage of sliver at tbe ratio of 16 Womens Club, will be held on Thursday in nomination suitable candidates for the Ju. Stanley, while working In the carding April 2nd, owing to the regular meeting Mrs. Julius Ru&seil has a full line of to 1. What for? Just because the wire several township offices and for the tran­ the latest and moat approved styles of room at tbe Felt boot factory, slipped and pullers know Jfroin tradition aud ex­ day being Good Friday. Members are re­ saction of such other business as may minded that they are to eome prepared properly come before tbe caucus. He spring millinery on display In her store. fell while cleaning one of tbe cards. perience that democrats will vote the with quotations from Shakespeare. Board Dated at Assyria thia 12U> day of MarcfeThe ladles of Hastings and vicinity are fell onto the belt and was thrown forward democratic ticket. There are those In tbe meeting at 2 o’clock. SecRETARY. A. D. 1896. 3y Okdkb of COMUrmtR. cordially Invited to call and examine them. with great force bis head striking an iron republican party who believe that tbe rod. He was badly Injured, but at this United States should go into the free coin­ HINDS—NRWLAND Fred IL Hinds ot Hope, A ‘"Ijncle Tom’s Cabin,” show is travel­ writing is reported as doing nicely, with to Mis.- Or* Z. Newland, of Rutland, on Wedage of silver business, irrespective ot tbe ing tbe time. It’s a pity It don’t come to noMlav evening. March 2Stb. at tbe home ot hopes of his speedy recovery. He was laws of trade, and the settled business the bride* parent* Mr. and Mn. Chas New­ MODERN DRUO STORE. Hasting*, for the city has not been blessed taken home and while physicians were land. Only near relatives were present at tbe policies of other countries, while others with an Unde Tom's Cabin I loupe In a ceremony. The young couple will Immediate­ administering ether in order to sew up the ly go to housekeeping on Mr. Hinds farm STOCKINGS, FEATHERS, believe that it is a question too great for long time, and tbe people will forget in Hop*, and bare U>* beat wnbm ol their GOWNS AND CLOAKS wounds, Theodore Brosseau who was experiment, and of too much moment to host* of friend*. Mark's old stale jokes. present was overcome by the ether and his be trifled with. But Uiink of this demo­ may be col­ People having fruit trees diseased are heart stopped beating, and for sometime Married od tM >«11. by Rer. ored a black cratic party which has done more to dis­ HlLt-MILlBil A. D. Grig«by at th.! Pr-Mr»yteri*ti parsonage compelled by a statute enacted by the it was doublful wheather he would recov­ Mr. Calvin L. Utilt-» Mist Aim* D. HllHr that will not credit silver than all other influences comcrock or fade last legislature to spray them, or It will er. And had not artificial means for res­ both of Yankee Springs. I blned, trying to unite with those who are if you use be done by a commissioner and charged piration been resorted to be would soon In favor of the free coinage of silver. ' BOAT—CC JWALL At tbe home of the brides against the individual. It may be well to have died. grand parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Musson, tn FAST Nothing could be more inconsistent unless thh cl tv. ou Thursday evening, March W. by ’look after this and save annoyance. -Rev. Thea Cox. Mis* Nellie Cundall nnd Mr. BLACK MaasadDyeFaat The Companions of Hastings Chapter It is the "fusions” tbat the democratic Edward Groat, both of Banfidd. Mr. ana Hack* are of three We have some of the finest bulk pickles No 68 Royal Arch Masons, entertained as wire-pullers In this country hare made in Mr*. Groat left Tuesday for Galt. Iowa where they will spend Uie aummerwiih the bride* evur brought to Hastings. They’re put up guests on Friday evening March 20th, R. the past, when county candidates stood od parents. Both are'well known and popular by Heinz, the great pickle man. Always W. Comp. C. L. Stephens, of Ypsilanti, a gold, silver, free whiskey, prohibition, young people In the vlrintty In which they re­ ■ feather*. The coloc nd*-. and lue Bakner join* with tbeir many will.not crock, tadc «rremember that In (he quality of our goods Grand Caplaln of the Host, of the Grand protection, free-trade platform. We hope, wishes friends In eotigra'ulalions and best WUkSt wa»h out, and the fint trial/ tor the future. with a tcn-cent package ol* we stake our reputation. ■ Chapter, of the State of Michigan. R. W. and verily believe, that the republicans of Diamond byesgtw comI’uu.i.jfs A Eiib. Comp, H. 8. Ms}nurd, of Charlottr.' High this city nnd county have too much good Miss Sherman lias on a fine line of all Priest of Ciiarl<»tte Chapter, No 82 and judgment, and have seen too much of R. Duane Freeman Irving 31 StayBUcfc that Is new In the milHtiery line. The Grand Master of the 3rd ieil of the Grand these democratic side shows, to be drawn Mildred C. Brown KnUaod 31 Calvin L Hill Yankee Springs new styles are very attractive, nnd Miss Chapter of 'the State of Michigan, also away on any such flimsy, inconsistent and Alma D. Miller 17 “ cent package make* an oHL Sherman has shown exquisite (aide in her C< mpaiUmis A. M. Barber. L. P. Bissel), wholly Impossible democratic doctrine of Edward Croat Jehnatown row* like new, cornmeal 22 Nellie A. Cuodall •• Neleetious as will in? seen by Inspecting P. B. Wells, E. N. Newcomb, George the single gold standard fusing with tbe Loy W. Crnra. Ban0eld tnem to ah. Flora A. Edmunds " her stock, wtdeh all are cordially invited Decke. and Dr. F. A. Weaver, ot Char­ unlimited free coinage or silver 16 to I. Fred A. Blvds Hop* to do. lotte. and Com. Geo. A, Gunn, of Jackson. 1 sell all kinds ol DYE and OraZ Newland. Umland PERSONAL MENTION. DYESTUFFS. Tlw pupils of the grammar de|»artment Midi, the occasion living conferring the Goodyear’s • CIKttILMTION - Inis week, Special Ca*h Sales—Oommeueing Saiurday, <<rch 38ih. at 10 a. m. See good • and prices belowi Tyevday. Thurs­ i day and Sal u । days of each week. 10c The body uf Mr*. Lee, an old lady ovs» 1Ix»nsdale au 1 Fru t of the L > un bleaclied 80 yeais of age was brought here from for 1 sc, also 10 and 13X.C best new gingham Vermontville to-day for Intermeut. She ।for 8e, iudigo Blue print for 5 reut*; short W. R. COOK. Local Bdilor. The genuine Wm. Kadams Microbe Killer. At the Current Topic Club Hvenlng, an Interesting paper on Hypno* tism was read by L. H. Evarts, and th* current events given by F. W. Walker. pays' the highest price for eggs. A tine line of ladies spring capes just received at Stauffer’s. Will exchange boots aud sltoes for eggs at Spence’s Shoe store. Your eggs will always bring tbe Mgh- Tst market price at Stauffers. Samuel Buchanan and friend, of Chica­ Diamond Dyes uf the UUariotie city schools have organiz­ ed an auti-clgarette league. It ia hoped they will branch out so as to Include thei whole city, then come to HaMluas aud: convert a host of ourjoung aspirants foran untimely demise. go. are visiting Clarence Phillips. If your^naineaa is moulding over just M W. Riker ha* moved his office into plant an advt. bi the Bannkr, Us (be best the rooms over W. H. Spence’s shoe store. thing to take the mildew off a stuck of Will exchange boots shoes or groceries goods there Is, because it I* read by tbe penpln. it ctMia to advertise but you get for green or dry wood at Spence’s Shoe, value received If you put your advertis-. store. ment.s where they will be read. Maple sugar wanted at Spence’s Shoe Ml** Felgliner U away getting tbe latest store in exchange Cor boots, shoes, and ! •tyk-s of novciUea kt millinery goods. All groceries. , ladle* in tbe city and vicinity are cordially , •Don’t fail to examine tbe display of inviied to l»er opening next week. April . uiillmerv at Julius Russells before making 2.3 .and 4. Thursday, Friday and Satur­ , a purchase. day- Don't forget to call and see tbe tine Ke.puoilcans turn out to the ward line of Easier hate and bonnets. Prices. caucus Friday night and the City eancue annullable for the times. -Satosday night. Aeeording to State Game Warden' Wait for Mies Sherman’s millinery Osbocn and the laws of (fce state of Michi­ ’ opening which will not take place until gan. no sockets, red hocoe, mu licit, or tbe week lolluwing Easter. gra*s pike can be speared or netted In any A band is being organised Id the eity. waters of Michigan tbl* year. It may be The boja will begin practice as soon as well for a few of our fishermen to pote the above taet, as the county game warden1 instruments can be obtained. a Currespandents are requested to send in a list of tbe nominees for the township of­ will see that tbe Jaws are lived up to. Royal Arch degree upon three candidates. After the Chapter closed all companions repaired to Grand Army Hail, where they found In waiting an elaborate banquet spread by tbe ladies of Hastings Eastern Star Chapter, which dettrrved. and railed forth warm expressions of commendation and praise. The Barry Co. Teachers Association which met at Middleville Saturday, was one of the largest Mttrmled in the history ot the association almut 150 teachers be­ iug present, as well as many vhiting friends, school officers and citizens of Mid­ dlevllle. The teacher* were welcomed «u<Kt cordially by Uun. Aaron Clark. The developing of a new lesson, tbe library qaestlon. the geography discuMion, the drill and class exercise given by the pupils, and In fact the whole program ia worth of mention. A largu part of tbe aftrraoou was given up to Supt. Patten­ gHL who In his Interesting aud instructive way eotertained the large a ad fence for nearly two hours. The teacher*, pupils and citizens, of Middleville, entertained tbe visiting teachers at dinner, and again at supper In a most royal manner, for which hearty expressions of thanks and three rousing cheers were given. Hu worth’* Irish comedians at'the opera Tbe state of Michigan ls*to be the lMM»e last Saturday evening proved one of flchtlng ground of one of the liveliest U m ? rankest kind of bum shows dial has Ku-m>r has It that the C. K. dt S. R. R. clicua wars on rtcnid the coining season. will soon paw Into the hands of either the visited the eity In a long lime. Then? was1 .Ihum-s A. Bailey iadetermined to drive tbe not a redeeming feature In tbe aggregation Ringling Bros, out of this territory by Michigan Cewtral or the Grand Trunk. of attempted irteh wit and songs, and a making if ao unprofitable for them that Any good mason desiring to do stone­ well bred Irishman would be ashamed to they cannot afford to come lirre. T.« acwork in exchange fur a good horse should recognize one of them on the street after compllslr this he will fight theip with two see E uory Buaby at the Central Barber tbe show. A good lot of people were shows, .the consolidated Forepaogh-Sells Shop. caught. Bros, circus and menagerie, aud tbe — VMrs. Ella Davis has rented the south Miss Ma FltzSlmmons wishes to notify Buffalo Bill wild west. Mr. Bailey owns part of J. B. Roberts bouse on Broadway. tbe people of Halting! and vicinity that the Fcrepaugli show, and Sells Bros, are A Idle Parker and family will occupy tbe she Is prepared to organize a music class. equal partners with him in tbe consoli­ other balf.^/ MIm FitzSlmmon* is a floe teacher and dation. lie also controls the wild west Yes bi?yeles are cheaper this year than eome* highly recommended as an instruc­ show. The plan is to send the former ever before. John Besmner shows a high tor in Piano, Organ, Volee culture, Harra- ahead of the Ringling Bros, and keep the grade wheel at S43.50 spot cash. See who mooy, Thorough Barn and other ml vaufitd latter close behind them, billing both can beat it. . studies. For terms a*111 other particulars shows wherever the advertisements of See her card elsewhere in Ringling Bfoa. circus are displayed. Tbe Spruce up! There is no need of being eA at Bazaar. down hearted when you can buy such tK issue. Barnum * Bailey show will spend tbe elegant toilet sets of Phillipa A Erb at Dr. Campbell Fair, of Grand Rapid*, season in tbe eastern states, unless it sqcb low prices. delivered four fine discourses at Emmanuel should become necessary to bring it west ficers as eariy as possible next week. S. B. Andrus. John Ketchum and Goo. eburch Sunday, before large congregations, Bissett will Conduct a Summer reboot at * Nathvilto^Meginntog Monday July 6th. in tbe afternoon be gave an address espec­ ially for women, and In the evening, one for men. Dr. Fdlr is an earnest as well .See their adv. elsewhere. Found—A parse with some money. The owner can have tbe same by calling at T. S. Brice at tbe News Room, proving pro­ to assist In tbe overthrow of the Ringllngs. This struggle for supremacy in this field, Martha M. Cook to AIvv B. and Maggie D. Bate* 40a. sec 2T> Irving. 8800. Rachel L Puraam to Cha*. N. Fatnam parcel Fred Kenfield, of Chlcago,is in tbe city. Na*hvUle.8lft00. Albion College End. Fund Com. to David J. Illite Smith was In Jackson Monday to RD.or Ma. mc k, Rutland, *1800 Stella I- Feikhner to J.vmvi J. Wilson lot X try a case. „ blk 3 Phillip* add. Na-hville, tlMO. l.yinan J. WIIs-j > to Stadia L Felgbner lot 7?. A. H. Leedy, of Grand Rapid's, was In* Nashville 81000. town Monday. Harvey Wilson to Ed rard W. Htevens la, sec 23. Assyria 825. Horton Bryan, of Charlotte, was in tbe Jeremiah C. Hubbell to Tbos. W. Ronan, K1A, sec 18 Irving fOOO. city tills week. Sarah J. Lewis to Emory F. Wilkin* lot Hast­ ings 8300. 1*. T. Colgrove Is iu Detroit this week Paline,1 B. Cranston to Wm. Gamble, 80rds, sec 31. Irving two. on legal business. Wm. E. DeGolla to Marcenu* Wright' parcel, A. P. Trumbull, of Ionia, Is visiting in rec 8. Irvlpg Wwa Anthony lingers to Chrtstoplvr C. M^riac, tbe city this week. 80*. sec if Prairieville |2C.v». Philip C. Ya>e« to Chte. M. Putnam 5 acred, Dr. J. A. Be ugh man. of Woodland, was sec S3 Ca-iL ton 5IOT. OUhS. Laarence to Cha.* William*, !0a, sec In tbe city Saturday. 3*. Barry. t-W Edwin 8 Harris to Abner D. Thomas 68 55-100a Mrs. p. W. Youngs, of Allegan, has sec I. Ui angevllle, M00. been visiting In this city. QUIT CLAIM DKRDO. Sylvester Greusel to Hastings Eng. and Iron A. H. Smith, of Chicago, called on Works, lots city fl. F. H Barlow to H. E. & I. W lots eUy 61. friends In the city Friday. D. S. Goodyear to U. B. & I. W. lots city, >1. W. K. Power*tn H. E & 1. W lots city. 8>. Miss Lettie Gams is visiting Grand Sarah A. Perrin u> Otis 8. Lawrence, parcel, Rapids friends this week. see rt and i*. Harry 81Otis » larwrenee io Sarah A Perrin parcel, Miss Elsie Bough, of Nashville, Is the see 27 and 2* Harry 81. James Mahoney to Myron Wing 40a. leo 38, guest of Miss Mabel Trego, Harry Theron Ain*w irtb to Edwin H. H trrl* 63 56Enoch Ashley, of Ann Arbor, is visit­ looa see I. Orangeville 85.00. Amo* c. Btilr* to David C. S’Jles 80a. sec 18 ing Hiram Junes and family. Jobustowu <06743. Mrs. Nellie Loomis, of Grand Rapids. Is Itrpublicau City C«t»cu«. the guest of Mrs. Mary-Geer. Tbe repnbMran voter* of rhertty of Ha«Muw Miss Marcia Berber. of Nashville, la are r»-|Ut*:ed U> meet to Gau<-u* at t’arkerS fl:dl on Hxturdav evuiine. March 28, 1886 at 7:90 visiting Miss Maude Bentley*. o’clock for the p«irpoM ot placinx iu Doailnatkxi tar tbe vartow rlty MtCcr* and tor Mayor Hart, ol Eaton Rapids, was in randlrtate* tbe tnuMScUon of any other proper business. tbe city on business Munday. will be iwld on Friday evening. March 27. DOC. C. L. Palmerton and F. F. Hljbert. of at 7:30 o'dook at the toltowiug named places for the nommalion. of candidate* for ward Woodland, were lu the city Friday. nffleera: 1st. ward Ktauley’a Blacksmith »bop. Mr. and Mrs E<l Blake and son Glenn,of 2nd ward Ha brock’a Cooper shop. 3rd. ward A. K. Krnastou** office. 4th. ward County Middleville, spent Sunday lu the city. Clerk* Offir. A. R. Kam Arrow. Hr order of Com. Chairman. Mrs. E. E. Lamnrranx and son Clare, MT*. Elva Mudge Is In the city. of Grand Rapids, are visiting friends in the city. /Miss Vlnnle Ream was in Delton Friday night and assislted to tltct I— <). T. M. en­ tertainment. E. F. Tobias and wife spent Sunday in Middleville, the guest <* Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Leibier. . Mra. J. C. Andrus. Mra. Cora B. Powers and Mrs. W. R. Cook were In Grand Rapids Saturday. Mra. D. W. Kelly and daughter Gladys, of Saranac, are visiting her mother Mra. Creek last week having been unable to as an eloquent and forcible speaker, and Is well liked in our city, where he has been doubled energy. \ D. R. Cook left for Bay City, Tuesday Cha*. Miller returned from Cripple otter “iaw” that Deaweraey oeaM attaek scheming poliUotens to Barry Cswaty wbc W. H. Goodyear, Expert Druggist. Police! Police I Police! IF YOU WANT THE B E § T SHOE “ON EARTH" FOR EVERY­ DAY WEAR BUY THE GRAND RAPIDS PO­ LICE SHOES. THE "RED FRONT SHOE STORE” WOOLLEY & BRONSON. Barry and Eaton Summer Normal.. NASHVILLE find tn opening there. beyd on previous occasions, try, PopuilMa. I’roMHll«>l»n>.’ and every Awarded Hifbest Honors—WorI4’i Fair, WM. RADAM’S MICROBE KILLER. E. E. Stlnehcomb. a fruitful one for tbe proprietor of a tent show, was begun last season, and will be carried on the coming summer with re­ We have been wondering for some time ■ of Jata what the opposition would have to perty and paying for thia notice. ^Week before last the Wool Boot Com­ bamboozle voters with this year in local D. McElwain has resigned as sexton pany broke all previous records for the xnd county elections. In tbe past the opef Riverside oemetory, and will travel for production of wool boots, mak»ng 1090 posPion have fused with the "fusable and A. Black * Soo") He will move into li e working 10 hours per day and running seemingly untusable’” and has left In Its Ed Sentx house to the second ward. Tlw annual meeting of tbe stockholders of the Hastings Building aud Loan Associ­ ation will be held on the 7th. day ot April 1896 at 7:80 o'clock to tbe evening at the office ot the secretary. A. E. KcxASTOR. J. A. Van Arman. Secretary. President, Da<ed. March 29, 1896. Exclusiv^^gency for of Detroit, will be engaged to railroad Miss Nellie Weber, of Nashville, and Ml» Hurthle Ctrfcot Stelkr.OMn. wm may., My,,6 �astings Banner. Thursday, Mar. 26, 1896, COOK »KO«- Proprietor*. FROM WASHINGTON. Summary of the Dally Prooeedmea in Congress. rtM.it Mrasnres L’nder Considerat Ion in the Senate and House —Hills and Resolu­ tions Passed. Washington. March 17.—There wenthree speeches made in the senate Mon­ day on as many different subjects. The first was by Senator Lodge (rep.. Mass.), and was in favor of such a change in the immigration laws as will keep oat illiterate and ignorant immi­ grants. The second was by Senator Pugh (dem.. AU.), and was in favor of the coinage of silver at the mints of the United States with the same rights as gold. The third speech was by Senator Morgan (dem.. Ala.), in support of the conference report on the Cuban bel­ ligerency resolution. Washington, March 18.—In the senate yesterday Senator Morgan (Ala.) occu­ pied almost the entire session,speaking, in support of the Cuban resolution?-. Senator Pugh (AU.) spoke in favor of the free coinage of silver.” Washington. March 19.—During the consideration in the senate yesterday of u resolution to open the Uucompabgre* reservation ip Utah Secretary Hoke Smith was severely criticised and Senator Vest said them was ro disposi­ tion on the part of theSdministration not to treat the people of the west fair­ ly, and if the president would hunt fewer ducks in North Carolina und sil­ ver democrats in Kentucky it would be better for the country. Washington, March 20.—The senate yesterday passed the house bill for the construction of a breakwater at the en­ trance to Marquette (Mich.) harbor. Bills were favorably reported 10 admit New Mexico to statehood and for ts •preliminary survey nnd estimate of cost for a ship canal from lower Lake Michigan to the Wabash river. A bill jw as introduced providing for a head tux of ten dollars on each immigrant com­ ing to the United States in vessels not belonging to the United States. The Cuban question was discussed. " Washington,March 21.—Senator Mor­ gan presented a new phase of the Cuban question to the sgnrite yesterday by of­ fering a resolution declaring .that a state of war exist:, in Cuba and recog­ nizing the insurgents as belligerents. The bill for the admission of Arizona as a state of the union was reporter’, ■favorably, as was also a bill providing for the .election of senftwrs by a direct vote of’the people. The Cuban resolu­ tions were further discusser!. THK HOVKE. Bill* Introduced und Petition* nnd RetoIntlun*. Presented. Washington, March 17.—in the house yesterday a bill was passed prescribing punishment for mutilating coins and for altering or passing mutilated or lightened coins. Bills were introduced for the deepening of the channel of the Fox river from Green Bay. to Depere, Wis., and for the establishment of a life-saving station at Port Huron. Mich. The bill relieving tbe supreme court of jurisdiction of criminal cases not capital failed of passage. Washington. Murc^ 18.—The bill to amend the administrative tariff act of 1890 was passed in the house yesterday. A bill was favorably reported authoriz­ ing the transmission in the mails, with ©ne-cent stamps, of written messages on private mailing cards, such cards to be sent openly in tbe mails, of no larger size than the ordinary postal card. An adverse report was made on the bill to change to the 4th of March the time for the convening of congress. A favor­ able report was made on the bill pro­ viding an educational test for the ad­ mission of immigrants. Washington, March 19.—In the house yesterday the consideration of the reso­ lutions censuring Mr. Bayard for speeches delivered by him in England occupied the time and several speeches were mad" for and against the resolu­ tions. Washington,- March 20.—The resolu­ tions to censure Ambassador Bayard were further discussed in the house yes­ terday. The speakers were Messrs. Tucker (dem., Va.) and Cooper (dem., Fla.) •against the resolutions of cen­ sure, nnd Messrs. Taft and Wilson (rep.. O.), Pearson (rep., N. C-). McCall an.! Barrett (repg Mass.) in favor of them. Washington, March 21.—In the house yesterday resolutions were adopted by a vote of 180 to 71 censuring Thomas F. Bayard, ambassador to the court of St. James, for utterances delivered in an address to the Boston (England) grammar school and in an address be­ fore the Edinburgh (Scotland) Philo­ sophical institution last fall. (The res­ olutions are given in full elsewhere.) A bill was introduced to prevent the car­ rying of obscene literature and articles for indecent and immoral use from one State or territory to another. A reso­ lution waa adopted unseating Mr. Boat«er. representative from tbe Fifth dis­ trict of Louisiana, and declaring the •eat vacant. Weather Forecast* on Postmark*. Washington, Mafch 20.—The scheme of adding tbe latest weather forecasts to the feguhir postmarks on letters will be commenced by the post office depart­ ment July 1. Applications for this ■ervice from over 40 post offices have been filed, and it will be introduced first >J<ew York. Chicago and other large . Wisconsin's Vote Win Be Given to the Ohio Candidate. * KtmU of th. KepuMicM State ConwmUom-Flatform a Very Short Ono-Bx- Washington, Marek MJ.-Tbc followllinux - --- ---------------— . hi* report covering the Michigan bus>ncsa of life, casualty assessment and fraternal insurance companies for 1895 snvs: . In 1S95 the old-line eompanfe* Issued a total of 6S.1C6 policies, reprosenHn« WLas.stf of Insurance. At the close of the year they had in force In Michigan 171.W LlJcles. representing »127.W»JC of Insur­ Milwaukee. March 19.—An audiehoe ance. Coopemtlve. life, and accident asso­ that taxed the Academy of Music greet­ ciation* wrote 9,IK policies, Aggregating ed Col. J. J. Esch, of this city, when, n9,5».W. Th« Michigan business of fra­ at 12:30 jeste relay he was presented ternal beneficiary association* for 1«W vrss as temporary chairman of the republic­ W.254 certificates, aggregating The casualty fidelity and mlscellanroua an convention. Hia address was a rig-, .cmpanle. wrote IS7.H7.771.7S ot Insurance. orous denunciation^of tbe policy of the present national administration and a eulogy of republican doctrines. He fa­ vored the nomination of McKinley, Gertrude Bailey, a prominent young while eulogizing highly other candi­ lady, was murdered nt her home near dates. After the appointment of vari­ Benton Harbor by her jilted suitor, ous committees, a recess was taken un­ Archie Balangen. who went to visit.the til three p. m.. and on reassembling the girl. He was refused admission to the temporary organization was made per­ house, and upon forcing an entrance manent. he snot the girl through the -heart, A Short Platform. and, turning to the girl’s sister, he fired The report of the committee on reso­ upon her. Inflicting u serious Wound in lutions was short ond to the point. It the neck. He also tried to shoot the read as follows: girl’s mother, und then went about half The republican* of Wisconsin. In conven- n mile from the house, where his body tion’assembled, renew their devotion to the doctrine of protection. We believe in an was found with a bullet in his bruin. adjustment of tariff duties for the two­ fold purpose of providing sufficient revenue to meet the requirements of the govern­ County Clerk Forbes, of Kalamazoo, ment. and to furnish reasonable and ade­ notified Attorney-General Maynard quate protection to American industries that several women notaries public of and labor—a tariff both for revenue and that county have, married since receiv­ protection. We also renew our allegiance to the doc­ ing their commissions. Mr. Forbes de­ trine of reciprocity. We favor, a* a logical and beneficial result of protective tariff sires to know what name they are to laws, mutual trade arrangements with sign. He has advised them to sign foreign countries that will provide for ou' “Mrs. John Jones, formerly Susan manufacturers and producer* a market for their surplus product, and at the same Smith," or whatever their present and time enable us to buy from them, under former names happen to be, and wants advantageous conditions, such articles as to know if this will meet the require­ they produce and we need to purchase. ments of the law. The attorney-general The republicans of Wisconsin are un­ yielding in their demand for honest money. will look into the matter. We are unalterably opposed to any scheme Health in Michigan. . that will give to this country a depreciated or debased currency. We favor the u*e of During the week ended March 14 re­ silver as currency, but to the extent only ports sent in by 51 observers in various and under such restriction* that its parity portions of. the state indicat’d that with gold can be maintained. McKinley’* Nomination Indorsed. diarrhea and pleuritis increased and The platform had scarcely been de­ erysipelas decreased in nrea of preva­ clared adopted when Delegate H. C. lence. Consumption was reported at Adams, of Milwaukee, from his seat In 235 places, typhoid fever at 17, diph­ the front row, asked unanimous con theria at 24, scarlid fever at 38, measles sideration for a resolution that he at 28, whooping cough at 14 and small­ waved in the air. Numerous objec­ pox nt Detroit. Saginaw. Riga town­ tions were raised, but they were with­ ship. Bay City. Marine City, hnia^ drawn when he explained that the sub­ townsnip and Ionia. ‘ ject-matter related “to a distinguished The Secret Died with Him. son of Ohio.” Then in stentorian tones Harry Laker, an odd character who he rend a resolution unqualifiedly in­ had resided in Homer for more than 20 dorsing tbe presidential candidacy of ex-Gov. McKinley, of Ohio, and .nstruct- years, died of apoplexy, aged nearly 70 years. Nearly all the time he had lived ing .the Wisconsin delegation to the re­ publican national convention to use all in bums. He was a hard aud remark­ honorable efforts to secure his nomina­ ably fast workman und alwa.vs had tion. The resolution was adopted with work, which kept him busy from day­ light to darkness. Miserly in liis habits, a shout. Luker laid up thousands of dollars iu Sawyer Head* the Delegation. gold. His money is secreted eomewhere, The delrgates-at-large chosen are: Ex-Senator Sawyer, ex-Gov. Hoard, Eu­ - but the secret died with him. Nenator bawyer Chosen to Head the Delegation to St. Louis. ^^■Srr.iSuKJ'ra"’3 gene S. Elliott und J. H. Stout. As alternates H. D. Smith, Appleton; W. F. Heine, Lafayette: J. R. Lyons, Monroe, and Judge W. Plummer, Pepin, were selected by acclamation. SHOT IN A RIOT. Union and Nonunion Men Have a Fight at Indianapolia. Indianapolis, Ind., March 23.—A riot broke out Saturday night between the nonunion men employed in the iron works of Chandler & Taylor and a num­ ber of strikers and their sympathizers. William Watson, Walker Da via and Hook Lee were shot, Davis fatally, and several other men were more or less injured with flying stones and bricks. The trouble originated over the fact that a number of nonunion men are employed in the works, taking places of members of the union. A number of fights have occurred at different times, and the workmen were constantly under police guard. CALL TO ARMS. The Khalifa Proclaim* Holy War Against Egypt. London, March 21. — A dispatch to the’ Globe from Cairo says that the khalifa has proclaimed jehad (holy war) against Egypt and has called al! the dervishes capable of bearing arms to enroll under hi» banners. Tbe dispatch adds that it is said that Osman Digna is to leave Kassala and join the dervishes now mustering nt Dongola. . A Cruel Marder. Milwaukee, March 21.—John llulzlnger’s family troubles were ended last night by an awful crime* He shot and killed his aged mother-in-law, Mrs, Catherine Miller, and fatally wounded his young wife as she sought to escape from his murderous rage. Holzinger was a worthless fellow, whose wife was applying for a divorce. The couple were living apart. He is in jail. Silver RepubUean*. Washington, March 20.—Silver re­ publicans and a number of representa­ tive manufacturers of Philadelphia who favor the linking together of pro­ tection and bimetallism held a confer­ ence here yesterday to disouss plans for a campaign. They favor Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania, for presi­ dent. Killed Wife and Self. Omaha, Neb., March 23.—John Hart­ man killed his wife and committed su­ icide Saturday evening. Their two children, Walter, aged five, and a girl Clara, aged seven, were away from home. No cause is known. ■ A Woman’s Vengeance Lancwter.^Pa., ..March 23.—Bertha McConnell, aged 20. fatally shot Harry Thompson at a hotel in tiiis city betanse he had deceived her, and then sfioit her•elf fatally. .• _• BTriinron. 1.. March *X—Willl,m murder of over 1,000 representative men through­ out the Lulled States, and was signed by Chief Justice Melville W. Puller. Maj. Gen. Nelson A. Miles. Hon. John W. Faster. Cardnui! James Gibbons, Bishop Cyrus D. Fo*s, Hon. William R. Ruasell, nnd J9 others of more or less prom­ inence: ‘•Washington. March 12—Dear Blr: A widespread desire hs* been manifested both in th® United State* aad in Great Britain for the establishment between these two countries of * permanent sys­ tem of arbitration “With a view to the accompllahr-icnt of that end. w® hereby invite you to attend a national conference to be held in the city of Washington on Wednesday and Thursday, th® fJd and nd of April next, to express the general conviction that sueh a system of arbitration should be speed­ ily provided for by the proper authorities, and with the most comprehensive applica­ tion practicable. ”U is earnestly desired that all parts of the country should be represented at this conference, and In order that this may be assured, a similar invitation has been ritory in Hie United States, the combined member*hip of the two house* of congress being taken as a general basis of number* and apportionment. ’’Assuming that you share our belief as to the Importan.-e of the end proposed, we deem it unnecessary in this communication to enter into an extended statement on th* repeated dcclarutlona, our government has appeared before the world Jn advocacy of international arbitration as a measure conformable to our interests and the gen­ eral interests of our institutions, as well ar> to the cause of general justice and dvlllzatlon. To this effect, patriotism, phiianthrophy, statesmanship and religion have spoken as if with one voice. "In confining this movement to the pro­ motion of arbitration between the United States and Great Britain we are not u»r concerned for the wider application of the principle involved. But. taking into con­ sideration the importance and the value of practical results. It ha* seemed wise to concentrate our immediate efforts upon the two great English-speaking peoples." Protected Their Mother. Gratii und William Monks each shot their father, Richard, at Ray City, while the latter was choking their mother. They claimed they supposed their father was killing her with a knife. Both shots took effect, one breaking .the right arm and the other entering the ix>dy near the nipple. The latter was supposed to be a fatul wound. A deal was closed at St. Joseph that secures an immense lumber pinning mill for that city. William Moulton, a printer at St. Joseph, was in jail, charged with forg­ ing checks on business men. While feeding a vicious horse Gregory Reynolds, 30 years of age, living at Byron, was attacked by the animal and received injuries which, if they do not result fnttally, will disfigure him for life. Don J. Leathers, a well-known re­ publican politician und wealthy lum­ berman at Grand Rapids, was married to Miss Louise Hane, a society lady. The Chamberlain homestead, which was a landmark when the county seat of St. Clair county was located, at SL Clair, was completely destroyed by fire. A Finlander named Abraham Capuni was found dead in a pole of bay in a rear room of Oscar Field's saloon in Ne­ gaunee. Dissipation ^vas the cause. Merfih VaUean, of Fine Grove, went insane through religious excitement while attending revivul services. The dead body of Parry Grigsby, aged 25, was found in the barnyard at James Day’s farm near Trowbridge. He was frozen to death. The 40th annual fair of the louia/dis­ PLUG | No matter how much you, arc S charged for a small piece of other | brands, the chew is no better than “Battle Ax.” For 10 cents you get almost twice as much as of other high grade goods. The 5 cent piece is nearly as large as other 10 cent pieces of equal quality. THE NEW FLAG. Chicago, March 23,-^An official order has been received nt army headquarters in Chicago directing how the stars In the field of the national flag shall be ar­ ranged after J uly 4,1890; The order and the placing of the stars in the union are as follows: War Department. Washington. March 17.—The field or union of the national flag In use In the army will on and after July 4. 1896, consist of 45 stars, in six rows, the first, third and fifth rows to have eight stars, and the second, fourth and sixth row* neven- stars each, in a blue field, ar­ ranged a* follows: - 0 ® § | THE HAHE or THE NEXT President 01 the united States WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN The New York weekiu Tribune Danike 8. Lamont. Secretary of War. By command of Maj. Gen. Mile*; Gboroe D. Ruoglss. Adjutant GenoraL Key West, Fla., March 21.—It is an­ nounced that the battle fought a few days agtr in Pinar del Rio, Cuba, which the dispatches described as a Spanish victory, was in reelity a lamentable de­ feat for tbe forces of Gen. W’eyler. The insurgents have burned tbe vil­ lages of Cabanas,-Nombre de Dios, Baja und San Cayetano. St. Paul, Minn., March 23.—The demo­ cratic state central committee, through ite chairman, Thomas J. McDermott, has issued a call for a state convention to be held here June 11, to name 18 dele­ gates to the national democratic conven­ tion at Chicago. The statei-convention will consist of 829 delegates. Favor* Fesce. Ixmdon. March 23.—Lord Salisbury, in a reply to the memorial of the Peace society in favor of Anglo-American ar­ bitration of the Venezuelan question, aaid that negotiutions from arbitration of the dispute had been opened with the United States. Work on Hennepin Cans* to Htop. Princeton, XU., March 21.—The gov­ ernment engineers in charge of the con­ struction of the Hennepin canal an­ nounce that work will be Mispended this spring, owing to the fact that the ap­ propriation has been nearly'exhausted or NOVEMBER 4TH, l«96. Public Intercut will steadily increaW, and the dlssppointmect of the tarn wlw vLes turned the Neale at the iartl.elecUon, with the result* under the sdmluistrstlon they ejected, will makthe campalm the most intensely exciting in the history of the country. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE tbe leading Republican family newspaper of the UnltW Staten, win jniblbii all ’hi? political news of the day. interesting u» every American citizen regards of party smiisttons Also general hew* m attractive form, foreign comspondencc covering the utiws of the world, an agricultural department second to none In the country, market reports Uhich mrecdgnlzed authority, taacmatlng abortstories. complete in each number, the • t-nm nf'Xbr numerousaapera, foreign and domestic.;with their best comic picture*, fashion Mate.* aad elaborate tfrecnpUuns nf woman’s attire. wfu» a varied and attractive defcartmeut .A«u*eboW interest. The “New y ork Weekly Tribune” ia an ideal family paper with a dn illation finger than that of any other weekly publication In the country issued from the office of a dally. Lara* changes are being made in itadetalla. tending to give itgrvaier Ufeanrt variety, and ■cswclall} more interest to tbe women and young people of the household. f A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to of er this splendid journal aud (the BANNER ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.00CflJM IN ADVANCE. tTbe regular subacrlptlon price uf the two papeisis ti.ZL) Subscriptions may begin at any time. Address all ciders to THE BANNER. Write your name and addiess on a postal card, send it to Geo. W Best, Room 2, Tribune building, New York City, and a Sample copy of The New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. laitraMau p«r «xceUe*ce. OUpbao.cr.rguu Ukea Io <■<'.« lna™«»«ouror<»ui<»««rWwmlx trict Fair association will be held at Ionin September 15 to 18. inclusive. Knights Templars and several subor­ dinate lodges of tbe masonic order suf­ fered damages to the extent of filu.OOO by a fire in Detroit. Secretary of State Gardner hiw re­ voked the license of the Granite State Provident association of Manchester, N. H., to do business in Michigan. Star service between Lake Ridge and Britton has been increased to cover the site of the new office. Catalogues ant full Information sent free. 4tean^^Hmlin(E0. ’ »3O and 353 WABASH AVENUE, CHICAGO, ILL. The post office at Lafayette, Gratiot county, has been discontinued mid the mail will go to Rathbone hereafter. The question of bonding Midland county for >15,000 for the construction of a new courthouse will Ims voted on at thi April election. Margaret J. Tate began suit in th®J CUREf MANY A smart Broadway, N ew _ ---- 1 York, druggist has in Gnmd Kapid. this sign hanging outside his store; it marks the ’The saJaries of all the city officials at' new era of drug selling Benton' Harbor from mayor dawn to 1 Is it any wonder that he street sweepers have been cut about 30 pej; cent. The city clerk and city col- ■ has to enlarge his quar­ lector’s salaries were cut $420 and $500, ters, that his clerks are respectively. . । busy, and that his store is ' 'the log cut on the Menominee river one of the most popular the past winter was 400,000^000 feet, • 3W|000,'OQO feet tbt year pre­ along the leading thor­ oughfare? COMPLAINT! circuit court i ‘ ' Harrison T. Ledyard for a >20,000 so­ lace to her damaged affections. You can afford to trade savate nrrx aamMan. RIC �Hasting- Banner. Thursday, Mar. 26, 1896. LOCAL NEWS. ~ ‘ CIRCULATION - so quires. Tais week, ~ vv. R. COOK. Local Editor. Hereafter. chanra for edrertleeraena «u.l reach thl> offloi Tneedaye at laUat u. ■mure tnMnlon In the lasae of the *oek when brought. Impure well water at Battle Creek ha. l»een the tins, of nine persons lu,,|nR typhoid fever. Administering the Oath. icon Failure—Nervousness—Extreme Wakcfullncss -Headache— General Debility. Wnidccknecht. Montague, Mich., makes the following statement and affinns it by oath before Jas. Morrison, N otary Publicof the same place. “For : i-.e past year I was afflicted with heart tailure, nervousness.extreme wakeful* ::ess. headache and general debility. Phvsicianfi whom I consulted failed to nefit me. I was advised to use Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve Vitalizer, which I did and became thoroughly cured by its u.i ;n a short time.’’ Dr. Wheeler’s - rve Vitalizer acted on the nervous • sh m. which is the seat of nearly all « our ailments. Treat your nerves ‘and vour stomach, liver, kidneys and blood troubles will disappear. Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve Vitalizer is the only reliable, safe and sure remedy to use. * or Sa/e by IF. II. Goodyear. A Ceresco mlnl.ter has bought a stereoptlcan and now Illustrates his Sunday tilyhl sermons with its aid. Homer merchants have.adopted the cash svstem. and there are very- few of them who will give credit now. Tlte ladles of the St. Johns Congrega­ tional cfiurch will issue an Easter edition of tbe Clinton Co. Republican. «ej mour Young, of Otsego, committed suicide last week by taking parts green. Domestic trouble was tbe cause. Mrs. J. H. Heliker, an old Lowell, died suddenly Friday whiteyreparing breakfast. was the cause. lady of morning Heart failure Allegan intends to play base ball this season, and has already organized her team, with Henry Burton, manager, and Volney Ferrls.captaln. Farmers near Flushing girdle their fruit BUSINESS CARDS. trees with printers Ink to prevent the as­ cent of the coddling moth and claim that It Is remarkably effective. |K. ALICE KIRK, Physician and Surgeon. ..alls promptly attended day and night. ■ - ?.t jFord’s Hotel, south side entrance. ■T E. barrell. w. w. potter. J . BARRELL A POTTER, Attorneys at Law, • << r Hastings City Bank. Collections ;, jjnptly attended to, and general law business transacted; Fred Bballlar and Hugh Welch, two Olivet young men have left for BL Louis to join a gang of Cuban filibuster’s. Shalllar leaves a young wife behind. The Charlotte Republican bffers to print wedding Invitations, and givo their paper one year free to the first Charlotte maiden A. LAMPMAN. who makes a yeap lear proposal and is ac­ . I). D. S. . a . kind* ■ Dental work done carefully and cepted. - .inpt.v. L<>cal Anesthesia, gas or chloroform Frank M. Clark, of Kalamazoo, has do­ l-.Office over Phln Smith’s Racket Stqre. ■. i-sto 12andltot*. nated a $2500 lot for a site for a Young .1. C. 1. AM PM AN, M. D. . Womens Christian Association building, ■ r.ce with W. A. Lanipman. calls promptly : • v.i-...!, special attention given to Utting and a committee Is at work raising a build­ treating Hernia or Rapture for ing fund. ■ ■ niIfcal cure. The majority of cases can be 1 --mm-mly cured without a surgical operaA: M. Todd, of Kalamazoo, lias bought W A'V and COI.LK0T1ON office of J. M. SMITH. Vollectkms made in all parts of the state Conveyancing a speciality. Special pains taken in drafting detracts, chattel mort­ gages ami wills. Woodland, Mich. L dward Taggart E Loyal E. K nappen. Arthur C. Denison. TAGGART. KNAPPEN & DENISON, iJtWYKBB. Rooms 811 817 'Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,, Grand Rapids, Michigan. JAMES A. SWEEZEY. Attorney at law, Hastings. Mich. Practice., in all courts of the state. Col­ lations promptly attended io. 1 A. SCRIBNER. M. D., . » Physician and Surgeon, Delton, • Mich. Office if' residence, one block east of depot. A. A C. IL BARBER • Physicians and Surgeons. Ca’js in city or county responded to with promptness, day or night. H SHELDON. Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings. Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate 1 cotumlMion. General conveyancing, daring a complete set ot Abstract Books, com­ plied from the Records, ran furnish complete abstracts. A P * DH1LIP T. COLGKOVE, L Attorney at Law (Successor to Smith & Colgrove.) ■ Office tn Union block. Hastings.> Practices in all the courts of the state. A E. KENASTON, £*■• Attorney at Law,. ‘.Over J. 8. Goodvear A Co.’s store.) ?WJcesln alleourtaof the State. Collections L promptly attended to. 1,200 acres of land near Watervliet on which he raises peppermint. This will make 3000 acres of land on which he cul­ tivates mint. Of the sixty-one candidates who wrote the Calhoun county teachers examination at Battle Creek Feb. 21, twenty received certificates— a fraction less than one third. The Tailures were mostly in civil govern­ ment. gram mar, raphy. arithmetic and orthog­ A Benton Harbor man has invented a patent wheelbarrow consisting of two wheels, the construction being something on the plan of a bicycle, one wheel acting as a propeller of tbe other; also lifting or resting the load of the barrow on the rear wheel Instead of the arms of the person operating It. John Butcher ^ho ia serving a life sen­ tence for murdering old man Lampman at Grand Ledge two years ago has been re­ turned again to the asylum for criminal insane at lonla. He was placed there once before, but.the officials returned him to Jackson believing that he was sham­ ming insanity. They had quite a little trouble at Ceres­ co last week over a “cow case.” A Mrs. Stephens sold a cow for SI5. Her hus­ band claimed she had no right to do so. and got the cow back by taking It out of tbe bam while Its owner was away. The latter brought suit to recover It and after a great flow of eloquence by the opposing council, the jury .brought in a verdict for the plaintiff. --------------------- — ( A Determined Woman recently knocked down a burglar and held Dr. ? R.lTl MMERMAN, Homcepathlc Phy him until the arrival of assistance. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Is a - • sician and Surgeon. medicine that checks the frightful Inroads Office over Roger's grocery store.) of Scrofula, and if taken In time, arrest* the march of Pulmonary Consumption. It Indigestion and dyspepsia, chronic ity ank cures diarrhea and similiar ailments. This Hastings, Mich. wonderful medicine has also gained great ==== ■ celebrity in curing fever and ague, chills cai’it.zvl 73,000.00 and fever, dumb ague, and like diseases. SURPLUS, • I 7,000.00 Hastings C B , Incorporated under the laws of the State ot Michigan. Open.for business, Dec. 15, 1886. Asthma cured by newly discovered treatment. Address, for free pamphlet, testimonials and references, World’s Dis­ pensary Medical Association, Buffklo, N. Y._____ OFFICERS. Robinson, President: Chester Messer, Vlcf. Pres. Dan W. Reynolds, Cashier DIRECTORS: Lg: w. Reynolds. W. H. Powers, >. G. Robinson. R. B. Messer. M. L.Cook. Chester Messer P. T. Colgrove. ...... p. Haa the only savings department in Barry ’’-•'Ahs lnd PayB lnt*rCI* on B11 Your Daily Bread O Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not bo when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. d. E. RENKU, FKOF'K Marvelous Re«ulU From a letter written by Bev. J. Gunderman of Dimondale. Mich, we are per­ mitted to make this extract: 1 have no hesitation lu recommending Dr. King’s New Discovery, as tbe results were almost marvelous In the care of my wife. While I was pastor of the Baptist Church at Rivea Junction she was brought down with Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe. Terri­ ble paroxysms of coughing would last hours with little interruption and it seem­ ed as if she could not survive them. A friend recommeded Dr. Kings New Discov­ ery; it was quick in Its work and highly satisfactory in results.” Trial bottle free at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. Regu­ lar size 50c. rad >1.00. If strength is what you want^ou should study what causes your weakness. It is practically lack of food. But you eat three meals a day. and all you can eat at a time. Yea but do you digest it? Food undigested, is not food. It is not nourishment. It doesn’t create strength. To digest your food takfe Shaker Diges­ tive Cordial at meals. After a while you will digest your foou without itThen you will get well, strong and healthy. Shaker Digestive Cordial cure* indiges­ tion and all its symptems. such as nausea, headache eructations, pain in the stomach, giddiness and loss of appetite, etc. it makes your food nourish you. and make you strong and fat and hearty. Druggists sell iL Trial bottte 10 cents. State Maws I Jsxon Soap hurts no fabric. PARALYSIS OF THE DEMOCRACY. CUvelaad la Ih. Bom of Wfaol. Troubte. Although Presiden^Ctevelaod’a tern: ^axon Prtu, Baking Powder leavaaa in the white house will end. next year by an unwritten law which has been "“I1" *,n,p 13 ,blPI«l from El­ solemnly declared a part of our repub­ mira than from any other town In tbe lican system, no democratic statesman appears to be engaged in any serious ihTL’J,"" ?' ,HdPu"8’ Steamed Hominy effort to obtain tie democratic nomi­ (Hulled Corn). It is delicious. Fullqft. 10c. nation to succeed him. The usual array 1.^*1 T2«W° ■ere* of Chippewa county of favored sons and tl>e struggle for lands have been forfeited io the state by delegates, both of which are particular­ nou payment of taxes. ly lively in the republican camp, are It’s all the same, a slight coM, congested not seen among the democrats. If the lungs or severe oongh. One Minute Cough democratic nomination were made to­ Cure banishes them. W. H. Goodyear morrow it would not be clutched, but The Infant child of Rudolph Metzler, accepted, and with the timidity of res­ not far frum Grand Haven, was cremated ignation rather than with the fervor of confidence. In a burning farm house. There is a deadlier blight on the Nothing cleans cleaner than .Taxon soap. hopes and ambit ions of democrats than Tbe Flret Presbyterian church society can be accounted for on the simple of Beaverton will erect a new church edi­ merits of the contest between demo­ fice during the coming season. crats and republicans. The root of the A little III. then a little pill. The ill |R trouble is in the ambition df Grover Cleveland to be a candidate for a third gone, the pill has won. DeWlttS Little Early Risers the little pills that great ills. term, or to force the national demo­ W. H. Goodyear. cratic convention tn offer it to him, An old Pinckney boy. F. R. Stockable, so that he may have tbe sensational has been appointed chief clerk In the de­ glory of declining it. It is needless to say that if Mr. Cleve­ partment of finance of the Hawaiian re­ public. land had been a sincere democrat and Busy people have no time, and sensible loyal American he would have prompts, people have no inclination to use r slow ly squelched the third-term agitation remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts the moment after the first mugwump dared to propose it. Meanwhile, since promptly ana gives permanent results. ‘ he remains silent, the agitation, how­ W, H. Goodyeail, Governor Rich has paroled Henry May­ ever feeble, goes on, and the doubt as berry of Wexfdrd county, who on Feb. 18, to Mr. Cleveland’s faithfulness to the 1895. was sent up 18 months for recivlug spirit of our institutions hangs over stolen goods. the democratic party aa well as over its nominal head. It Is not a mlracie.lt will not cure every­ Of what use could it. be to any man thing. but It will cure piles. That’s what DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve will do. be­ to become the candidate of a party cause it has done it In hundreds of cases. which has been put und^r the suspicion of treachery to a priceless national W. H. Goodyear. principle, wisely handed down to us by Burglars blew open a safe in E. Dicker­ hoof's store at Brown-vllle, Cass County, the republic’s two greatest founders, What stealing S65 worth of stamps, 85 in money, Washington and Jefferson? genuine democrat would desire to be and a lot of merchandise. No clue. taken up for sacrifict’ by socli a party, A benevolent association, non-sectarian or invite popular support to it with and Independent, has been organized nt conviction ? Manistee to carry on the work of helping The paralysis which has been creep­ needy persons who are deserving of such ing on the democratic organization and aid. upon its highest men particularly has Take a dose of DeWitt’s Little Early reached its climax with the spectacle Risers just for tbe good they will do you. of Mr. Cleveland as president, silently These little pills are good for indigestion, good for headache, good for liver com­ permitting fi»s office holders and mug­ wump worshipers t<rthreaten his nom­ plaint, good for constipation. They are ination for a third term.—N. Y. Sun good. W. H. Goodykail (Dem.)., 8. S. Norris of Muskegon, who failed In hls attempt to capture the Republican WHY LATIN IS USED. nomination for commissioner of the. state Scboolmastm’ Club will meet at And Artur Friday and Saturday, WE wax SB* TW POSTPAID The “GreSGO We Ofler You a Remedy-Which Insures SAFETY to LIFE of Both Mother and Child. MOTHERSFRIEND nomos is» LONG, SHORT mf HEDfUn LENGTH THE SICHKULK CORSET CO, bikcer. Makes CHILD-BIRTH Easy. Endorsed and recommended by physt- I clans, midwives and thoee who have used I it. Beware of ssbaututea ud imitatioM. 8ent by exprMB or mail, on receipt of price, , •l.M per boctle. Book “TO M0THBB8? mailed free. conUrtnlns volnntary wsttnMNilalL DUS1H6SS. Banner Advertising brings \ JL fy & CIOSB 01 it. BRADFIELD REGULATOR 00., Atlanta, Gil SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS. \ CASTORIA for Infants and Children. tha vrerid has «vwg kamra. It ia harml—> CMMraa Bfca it. K givea them h—1th. It will w thadr Itfr—. Im 1> Mothmra fcaw aoaxwtMng which ia abaoltrtaly aala aad ynractjaaHg p wfcrt aa a. oW»arfMii. C—teria d—treya Woram, Caatcria allay* Fmri-liwr Gaatoria preheats vomitjag; Soar Card. Caatarla caraa Diarrhcea aad Wind CaHh. Caataria ralievea Teething TrouMaa. C^tUrU ewraa Canstipattam aad TlatalaacyL Caatcria aeutralizaa the afceta of earboalc add gaa aa paHiwwwwwi air. land office two years ago, will try again this year. Good Reitaoaa for a Doctor's Writing > Pr«K-ription In a Detad Language. •’Why doesn’t the doctor write his prescription in English instead of Latiir?” asked a man of a druggist whose reply the New York Herald pub­ lishes: In the first place, Latin is a more ex­ Isaac T. Shatto, who committed suicide act and concise language than English, hi Port Huron hotel, explained in sealed and being a dead language, docs not letters that he bad no home aud life was change, as all living languages do. not worth living, apart from those he levThen, again, since a very lArge part ed. Hls remains were taken to Flusbing. of ail drugs in use are botanical, they We might tell you more about One Min­ have in tile pharmacopoeia the same ute Cough Cure but you probably know names that they have in botany—the that It cures a cough. Every one does scientific names. Two-thirds of such who has used it It is a perfect remedy drugs haven’t any English name*, ami for coughs, colds, hoaresness. It Is an es­ so wouldn’t be written in English. pecial favorite for children, being pleasant But suppose doctors did write a pre­ to take and quick in curing. scription in English for an uneducated W. H. Goodyear. patlent. The patient rends it. think.; Four years ago the congregational he remembers it, and so tries to get it church at Benton Harbor split. The filled from memory the second time. Presbyterian members withdrew and built Suppose, for instance, it called for a handsome new church. Now the Congregationalists are trying to get them back iodide of potassium, and he got it con­ fused with cyanide of potassium. He again. could sately take ten grains of the first, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pullman, of Nllea, but one grain of the second would kill yesterday celebrated their 55th wedding him. anniversary. They have lived In tbe same That's an extreme case, but. it wilt house forty-nine years. Mr. Pullman is an node to George M. Pullman, the great serve for an illustration. Don’t you see how the Latin is a protection and n car builder. safeguard to the patient? Prescrij*Il’s just as easy to try One Minute tions in Latin he can't read, and con­ Cough Cure as anything else. It’s easier to cure a severe cough or cold with It. I-et sequently does not try to remember. Now for a final reason. Latin is a your next purchase for a cough be One Minute Cough Cure. Better medicine; language that is usefl by scientific men the world over, anti no other language better result: better try it. W. H. Goqdytcail is. You can get a Latin prescription filled in any country on the face of the HlMtrl. Bitten. earth where there is a drug store. We had a prescription here the other Electric Bitter, le * medicine rulted tor any seaaon. but perhaps more generally day which we had put up originally, needed, when the lanrold exhausted reel­ and which had since been stamped by ing preralls. when tile liver Is torpid aud druggists in London, Paris, Berlin, Con­ slu«lah and the need ot a tonic stantinople, Cairo nnd Calcutta. What and alterative Is telt. A prompt n,e»ot good would an English prescription be this medicine has often averted long and perhaps ratal bilious fevers. No medicine in St. Petersburg? will act more surely iu counteracting and WOMEN OF GREAT AGL DIE. rreeluir the system from tbe malarial poison ill. aad Eltaabakls Hoadacbe. Indlgestlno, Constipation, Bit­ Mary Ann l*auli>on. 104 Year* Old. • tiness yield to Electric Bitters. SOe. and Columbia, Mo., Marc'* 21.—Mrs. Mary »1.00 per bottle at W. H. Goodyear’s Mod­ Ann Mosely, the oldest woman in Boone em Drug Store. county, died in Columbia Friday, at the ir th. Baby 1. CutUng Taeth. age of 111 years. Be sure and use lhatold and well tried Lansing, la., March 21.—Mrs. Elixaremedy. Mrs. Winslow s Soothing Syrnp beth Paulson, of Center township, who for children teething. It sooths the child, for four years has borne the distinction softens tbe gums, allays all pain, cures of being the oldest inhabitant oC this wind colic and Is tbe best remedy for county, hns just died. She was bora in dlarrtuna. Twenty-bve cents a bottleNorway and was within a few months of being 104 years old XVhat We Offer You nnckleni Ara lea Halve Is this; If you are troubled with Catarrh, Cold In Bead. Uny Fever, Ko to the dnirThe best reive in the world Ire cute, Klst mmed below and get a boule ot Cen bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rbram, fever Idrv Catarrh Cure. Ko danjer ot beln« sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, hum buKCTd. Belief In five mlnntrn and a corns, and all skta Irruptions, and posipoeltlve cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. I lively cure piles or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per DeatueM Cannot Bo Cured hv annilcationB aa they cannot reach the box. For aale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe S?JSSiawtS uftheear. There Is only• eae druggistway to cure deafness- and tbat Is by constltuwtnnut wamtMiiM DeitfBes3 is caused by QU inflained^diSn of the mucous »n*nk Burns are absolutely painless when De­ Witt’s Witch Haze! Salve is promptly ap­ plied. This statement is true. A perfect remedy for skin diseases, chapped hands aud Ups, aud never fails to cure Piles. W. H. Goodyear. that it ia ** just as good-” aad *wfll aaawar avry pmpaae. Seathat you get C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A. '* Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. The Inter Ocean -Is the Most Popular Republican Newspaper of the West andiHas the-Largest Circulation. TERMS BY MAIL. DAILY (without Sunday).$4.OO pcryear DAILY (with Sunday) .....................................$6*08 per year The Weekly Inter Ocean— PER YEAR Cl .00 *=: As a Newspaper THE INTER OQEAN keeps abreast of the times tn al’ respects. It spares neither pains nor expense in socunag ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT LITERATURr TheMVeekly Inter Ocean. As a Family Paper Is Not Excelterf by Any. has something of interest to each m-mber of the femilv. Its YOUTH'S DEPARTMENT is the- very best of its kiwi, tta LITER­ ARY FEATURES are «neQualcd. 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Children Cry for pitcher’s Castoria. Kaffir Kola Office, 82, 209 State Street, _________ ___ CHICAGO; vniVAUU. <3rOODW»A.M., �RENOMINATES CLEVELAND- ARTIFICIAL UMB8. >W for their At the ih» end and of o< Ibe Ibe - „ that ____________ ere killed hare no eho' Imported from RomI*. At room Is reserved the most beautiful sigat Ilves, the former not only being HindToth* Republican Elector* of tbe s. MteblgM: ”’e hu‘» M of all. the *H*r of IdM Reyes, the finest In folded, but are too stiff and worn out to make a race tor life eveu If they had the Painstaking skill and constant im­ Thursday, Mar. 26, 1896. tho Cathedral. Extending upward* proba­ Tbe -Mate Qwvratlno of tbr Reput.lkan, „ Aa • Randall democrat, 1 have been chance, and the bulls *re penned In with provement are necessary factors in the bly RO fret, on* stand-i In-tore It am*r.e<i at Michigan are hereto, can* to men no possible way of escape. The buildings Baked to nominate Grover Cleveland tut COOK BROS. Proprietors. Audltortum. Detroit onThandaj Mai ;lh .JJ® Its wealth of gold and silver ornament*, our'democratic candidate. It ia a pleas­ perfection or success of almost any in­ amt the iteauiy of Its dreigii. This altar lu which thews fights ta|* place are round. dustry. but nowhere, says the New On the Inside ant duty to give Mr. Cleveland'* claims alone cost several bundled llioustud dol­ n-Nemblitig auipliilbHitres. "<> <» Prnld®.. au„ York Mail and Express, are they more is a ring probably 15 rods In diameter, and to the high office. lars. riw etanrus room I* near ilie imFn«M«i< M Uh, CnIM encircling tote I* « fence six feet high. I nominate Grover Cleveland because fully attended than Id the making of four dfdegatea-aHtrge m)(j f(Hir inriiMr organ, and In trout of it Is a railing About 5 feet from this first fenoe is anoth ­ artificial limbs. There wa« a time when he is a learned man, b profound fln>nmath- uf a composite of g"ld. silver and ton to u.. rnmMfaH, „■ “» THE MICHIGAN EDITORS OB­ copp*r. All along the sides of the room er trnee probably 8 frat high, and from cier, a peerless statesman and an ideal tbe lame and the crippled.had to show <KH.,«>tlon to be beU >t SL Loul ... , 1 this seals nrr built up one rising above SERVE WASHINGTON'S BIRTH­ their defects and misfortunes to the are beautiful and rare paintings and democrat. No statesman can compare another, and giving everyone a good view DAY. * through the kindness of a cmircb offlclal world. Now it isJwA the other way. eb.li™u> .1 th, .Ute rwtral of tlir ring. Those who torture the both with him. we were ahdwn through tlte Chapel room ’ Blaine and Harrison established u People with art ificial legs can now walk l«o metnlen thereof from r„h which contains three beautiful pirturra. and have positions in the ring are:—the GaiMtadores who flaunt tbe red cape In wicked doctrine of reciprocity, which so perfectly m to avoid detection, and a dlKrlet ud We tranuetlou or .net. Saturday Feb. 22 we were whizzing one of them "A Virgin of Beih'clmm^ trout of the bull to enrage him; the 1’lcs- sent our flour and meat free into Cuba, person with a single amputation can nee* a« may properly coms forward.. along through Mexlio, Mini enjoying a painted by Murillo;another Virgin painted dure. with a small spear in hsnd mounted Under tbe call of tbe nation a! rt-rnr i,, • and all the high-wage republics, but to­ almost defy detection. Improvements climate vet j much like the must agreeable by Corinna, anti the third representing on a blindfolded horse: tbr Banderiltenw miltoe. each coogrraaioca! dbtrkt' l day we point with pride to our noble make it possible to move the knee and to twodekVBteaaud two alternate drte’ih 7* fj' «>f our summer months. Later we teamed John of Austria Imploring the Virgin at who stick little spears Into the bulls ilesl:; tb-national convention which deb-JF,?*?.. *?, ankle Joints, nnd this Innovation also ; be chosen at dutirlct convention " hefd with that along about that tim* Michigan was t»w Battle of Lepanto, painted by a native and the Matadore who stabs the bull be­ Grover Cleveland, who has killed that having some very cold wvatlter. Despite1 artist. Inside of lids vast building there tween the shoulders with a long, sharp infamous republican reciprocity, and strengthens the whole limb and makes IkutkuMeturt*. da). h«Mie I are no seats, the people worshipping on it more durable. Kr tlM? fact that we wen- in a strange land A .now we keep dur flour at home or pay ! in* of the natinual convention. ’ ■ As sword and plsi’tetn the animate heart. j we did iipt fall tu observe ••Wa»lilngt<m’.s' their knees or while standing erect. One of the latest improvements is in The d» legates from tne several r<... « trumpet sounds and the bull tormentors Spain four dollars a barrel togetitinto birlliitay’* in a rather imprumptn manner. we said nt the opening of tbls letter It was enters the ring. They are all gaily dressed Cuba. the knee joint of the leg for thigh am­ e«rh eourmlotul H.OM meet In district caucus al iojq ’° The tourist* nil gathered in ihe car Sunday morning when we visited the in silks, velvets and spangles and present Harrison loved the Monroe doctrine putation, which is so arranged that ou th* daj of the state ciinvenilnn uI(,i Cathedral and we had a splendid opportun ­ ••President*’ aud (here cairied ont'UMJ lol, a beautiful appearance <tf themselves as and wickedly welcomed the infant Ha­ when in a sitting position the cord nnd caodidstea a* follow?, to i* mw *•t“L. ’ to the Iwwing piurram:—PhUIoIIc Song byChuir: ity Io seethe people who came to worship; they are all strung athletic fellows. state coDvenifon fur confiin^MlmM They waiian republic with outstretched arms, spring are entirely relaxed, thus re­ hers <«f tbe state central commlRw. otM. ' Heading. Washingtons Farewell Address I continuous services were held und at the J*# — W. K. Cook; Recitalion by Prof. Pat- conclusion *»f one service the peals of the all take their positions hi various parts of while our patriotic Grover tried to sink lieving nil strain and pressure. There president, one assistant •rcr.-tar<>I,c the ring. 1 might add here that n baiidereach of therommhle* nn (i. •• r great bell, which Is 19 fert hlfh. would teugill. of Lan-Ing: Talk bj J. E Beal, nf that republic and put a negress on a are in the United States 100,000 persons manent organization and order m ilta I s a stick possibly 30 inches lo ig. with Ann Arbor; Ib-adnig by Mrs. Isabel Cat bring' tbe people together who had nut who have to be supplied with new limbs Mi.d-, moluftoii«,,aud to transact such a barbed tine at tho end, not unlike the throne. bu*ln»ss os the* may drrm necewnn 0 w Hit. of Detroit: Talk t>y A K. Giiaun. of already vorslflw»ed at some previous Lincoln, Sherman, Harrison and Sew­ on an average of once in every five to Under tbe rwolutfou nf ISM. mo ifrkiale witi service. At least a dozen different priests tine of a spear, and the barb living aa Benton Harbor: Song. in th. «nn.7,« 'i' sharp rh a beetile. Another trumpet ard wicked! v believed in a home market. eight years. The manufacturing of te.irntMte > Wrpaas through 4 rapnatn. the.straw- were present to take part in some form of n°t reseat ,D lbB COunt* l,e 1’“ioses to these articles in New York has become rounds and unt of another gate tbe bull They selfishly said : "We will sell $900. ­ Standing in this great J s berry i4»wn: Queretaro tbr ups1 ’u*n ami the worship. comes rushing forth. As be passes through quite an enterprise. In Mf-cordene* with the .rvaolntlo'- ..f u> other place* where we stopped ou our re­ Cathedral, with wealth and magnificence the gate into the rhig an Iron iusiruuiem 000,000 worth of corn and cotton to Eu­ every county Wjll be entitled to here r-( rope and make our cloth and cutlery turn tripRiid about which we will write on eveiv side, one would be led to exjiec.t each five hundiedof ibe total vote cast J2T with flying ribbons attaclied. Is jabbed lulu and tin at home." They made the coun­ A W-al thy Railroad Fireman. later on. About miles from the City of that Inltin intelligent, appreciative, and roveraor at ibe last atate riertlon .Ni.retnter the animals skin, and by these ribbons the *A young man in blue overall* nnd a MM) and one additional delegaie fnr ™ Mexico we pa-sed through Tula, which is a well-to-do. if not wealthy, cla^s uf |»eotry sell more than it bought, and kept fiaction amounting to three busdred but eSri, But ob, wliat H people know from what farm the bull greasy cap and jacket is now employed renuilnl to hav* been the “f 1,,h ple catnV to worship. *“bt •*2UU<*10 a‘ came, there being farms noted for ‘he foreign gold pouring in to settle the shock one Is doomed to sufft't. In the Toltec empire. Maturdnj’ eveh^'g we ar­ fighting bulb that ~ome from them. The balance of trade, till we paid off $2,000,- as fireman on the Ixrtig Island railroad. In compliance with the resolutions adopted tn rived in uie Uit) “f Me.vco. >*tere «e uiagnifieeiit hall-of this beautiful temple bulls are large, beautiful and very fero­ 000,000 of the national debt. Ancfwbat He Is Gedrge D. Pratt, the son of the Detroit June 23. 1890 tbe Meretan <>f we saw a gathering of poor, ignorant, half ­ were over 3»00 miles from horn*, hi a cious. Upon hls appearance pandemonium has our noble Grover done? He killed late Char1 ok Pratt, themulti-miltionairc county convention Is nrged to f«nwM,| tn the atrauge couutry and among people of n dressed natives, kneeling down before Im­ of th* slain central rotnnUttWL Standard Oil prince. Young Pratt was secretary Detroit, by the earliest mall after th* dt-kaau* different language than ours. What n ages and going tnronxh a form of wor­ reign*. The band plays, tbe people jell,, our selfish home market, let Bradford Ibe state:convention I* cbosru. certfited dlraijxe. peculiar sensation creeps over one ship which even member* of the Catholic and tbe poor animal Biands in the center make our cloth and Sheffield make our graduated from Amherst college with to I’M of such delegai. a aa are entlUed to as (hi- (act dawns upon him. Without a church of this country are unfamiliar of the ring pawing the earth and shaking wares, and pays for them in gold hired honors in 1803. Aa one of the repre­ tbe Mate convention from tbeir rrrp«.-ave sentatives of his father's estate, who routines. guide a lew uf us started out at once to with. The religion in Mexico In almost with fear. Souo a capeadore flaunts his from’England at four per cent. Ani­ This committee requ-sta thst th- stvwai take In n Mexican theatre which was six wholly Catholic, though other religions are red cloak In front of tbe bulls face. Chief Justice Cha*e, when Lincoln’s is the second largest stockholder of the coutfllM eeleet ihelr <ouuty committed >. lor the or eight blocks away from our depot. How now tolerated and In places have tome mal fear gives place to rage aud at a furi­ secretary, borrowed $3,000,000,000 at Long Island Railroad company, he pro­ rnylii*Jim sesra at the c.rnntv coLienikm ous gait tbe bull lakes after the man, who strength. The Catholic church as we see which eleet delegates to tlie stat* conveuttan strange th* building*; how ancient in ap three per cent, in time of war. He bor­ poses to learn the railroad business hereby called, aud that the orgmit.-.;-i.,a aud pearaiice. As on? walked through the It lu the United Stale* Is most liberal finds refuge by jumping over the Inside through every grade, from laborer up. meralwrahip of sueh count} con-nrtttecs together slretds of (he City of Mexico he cannot when compared with the church In Mexi­ fence, the bull often doing the same only rowed it when a million free trade demo­ with po toffice addnsties. be at once Lu warded Red crats were stabbing at tbe nation’s heart He started in rhe car shops at Morris to Mi * help but any to himself:—"Centuries ago co. Here the cherch has an Intelligent to t>e driven out again Into the ring. Ihe**«-rex»r} Of the state central romromi. the Aztea> marched down this causeway; people, while there it has nothing but an cloaks, resembling shawls, were continual­ and greenbacks were down to 30. But Park, and after service at the bench, at Detroit, in order tbat early and sv>t*mstic work may be begun and carried on through the ly thrust In the bulls face, and the animal here it was that Montezuma nnd his army ignorant rabble for the most part, mid how grander was the act of our noble the furge and in the assembling-room, e^niMlgn. Jambs M. MiuIak ■was encamped; here It was that the brave what Is true of one church In Mexico Is is fairly beside himself with rage. Up to Grover when he borrowed $50,000,000 he learned how to use tools, how every mini””*” Repub,lc>n froiral Ccjbthis time the blindfolded horse h*s been The Alvarado made hls famous leap that car­ true of every denomination there. in time of peace at four per cent., and part of a locomotive Is made, and bow DrirxisE. Alwarp. Secretary ried him to safety: here it was that the Priesthood exercises a mighty influence patiently Handing lu the ring, the enraged left it for the republicans to pay ? the whole is put together. After hav­ (Harry comity will be entitled to twelve (W) animal sees him and with lowered head over the people and virtually ' controls noble Gautemotzln made hl* gallant fight.” delegated) | Lipcaln, Grant and Harrison wickedly ing served tbe requisite apprenticeship Getting his head under As the feeling which prompts you to as- them. The native Mexicans do not separ­ starts for him. in that department, be jumped into the tiuciat* tbMt* event* of centuries ago come ate their compunctions against begging the horses body, the horse Is impaled on paid off $2,000,000,000 of the. national PROBATE ORDER locomotive cab and commenced shov ­ creeping ever you. so it is also present nf and stealing, If they have any, from what­ the animals horns, and the sight that fol­ debt, made a surplus and kept gold in Btate of Michigan, County of Bam -*> I your thoughts as you gaze at the old build- ' ever religions scruple* they may have.and low* too alckening and too brutal to relate. the treasury for'30 years, while our eling coal In the capacity of a fireman. At a se** Ion of toe probate Court for the ing*. which are scarcely- ever over two under the roof of that Cathedral they tnjg After thua killing the horse the bull gets Grover has increased our debt $500,000.- ; Cumily of Bam. hoMen as the Probat, Office, madder than before. The Bandenllas to the City of HkmId**. in »atd County on «5Prtaouerta Retort*. and steal just as much, aud just as freely, stories in height. _ 000 and run in debt far $300,000,000 of tiesdxy. toe 2!»h dny of Mareh. in the year We had scarcely got started for the as If they were In the outside world. But now come forth. Tbe bull darts at une; borrowed gold! “ I Prisoners hnie a fair proportion ot one tboti<Rnd eight hnndred srd nibet\-»|<. « theatre before we found it was necessary a Mexican is very devout while al prayer. he skillfully jumps aside and as the ani­ Preset)lCharles \V. Arttsliot j: Jn Igt- «>t Pro­ I am down on Reed and McKinley and “happy answers" credited to them. Of bate to ask sometioriy where the theatre was When you catch him on hls knees before mal passes be sticks two bander! I las In the these, perhaps, the best known are In the matter of toe estate of tirerr- Wash-, 1 ; located. None of us could speak the some image or altar, you can survey him bulls shoulders Io tear bls fie*”, In­ Morton because they would keep wages imrton Nye. deceased. ** those of the man who, when asked if up, startall tho mills again — keep out Spanish language and none of the natives freelji and not have any fear concerning crease his pain and add to his.anger If On reading and filit g theaetitlor. dnh irr:tkd Two more Banderlllas repeat cheap English goods acd make our he pleaded "guilty or not guilty,” re­ of *. B Bu«h. Administrator <»f -aid nuit1 could understand Hie English tongue. the safety of your watch-charm, stick-pin, possible. plied that he couldn't say until he had pravmg that nt< gnat aceouu: iht* da* (!'-<! may Wliat were we to do? W. J. Hunsaker, of or Iniidkerchief. Bui ns soon as he arises the action of the first, and tho crazed ani­ workmen rich and proud, but I point «e beard and altowrd and a <1ecr»-r <»f m<nl>u. .tbe Detroit Journal, is a man of fertile re­ and stands srect among hls fellow men. mal rushes madly about tb? ring with six with pride to onr noble Grover’s policy heard the evidence; and Uie naive re­ t-on and *M(lsr.met>t duly madv :.t;d he dlssources and one always found equal to you better look out. Besides this Cathed­ of there barlied Instramente torturing blm which has cut down wicked -wages, sponse of the prisoner to the usual <rb .rjrrtl front lit* nod trust. Thereupon tt I* ord-red. IM! Fritter tbr 17th every emergency. He stepped Into the ral. wjhich Is Ibe main one of the oily, at every motion. The Matador now comes humbled our haughty, grasping work­ question before sentence: "nave you day ol April. A.- D„ 1*6. at ten o’clock m first blaco he came to and launched a lot there fare many others iu tbe city ot small­ forth with a loop, sharp, steel swutd. The men and made millions of lovely demo­ any tiling.to say. prisoner, bciorc sen- to* fi»r*noon. be aligned -for toe heartor n! of lingo not tn bo found hi the English er dimensions, but which cost large sums bull rushes at him the skilled .Matador said petition and lh.it the heir* at law <•« said । tencc is pronounced upon you?" "It’s (lereaerd and all other r»erM»ns trdereded lovocabulary, and as impenetrable tu the uf money, and whose Interior decorations steps aside, and drive/the sword between cratic tramps. Elect our noble Grover and our debt. '| very kind of your honor, and if It’s sahl ratMte. are required to appear at a -i—ion natives as the hieroglyphics of Milla. Af­ are inAgniticent and expensive, as they all The animals ahouldtrs to life heart and ol n»id Court, torn to be boldeo at th* Pn»hate ter Brother Hunsaker had nearly broken are. ,At Guadalupe, which is really but a one "bull tight”,»o culled.is over. Mix bulls which will lie increased to $800,000,000 quite agreeable to the court I should office. In the City of Hasting*. In s:nd County, I his Jaw in ridding himself of hls jargon, suburb of the city, anothergreat Cathedral and twelve horses were tortured und at the end of this admmiKtrirtion will • like tosav ‘good evening.’ “ and •how cause, if nr.> there be. wbv the nraver tbe i»rliU<«w-r may nnt be granted. • au1 It h Uie victim of hls linguistic assault sur­ Is being built on which over $2,000,000 slaughtered to satisfy those who witness­ run up to a biMion in the next. Our ! further ordered. Uialantd petition* r give noike I prised him by replying in plain English has already been expended. To think of ed the bloody, brutal pastime. candidate will make England rich. Eu- I io th- person* IntereMed in sxltl estate, of the X ■“that he couldn't understand.” Fortu- these extensive buildings to construct Philadelphia. March 23.—Two Phito- pendency of said twiitinn and th* branrgthereIt certainly must take a great deal to rope will buy our corn and cotton, not • cf by CMUsintr a copy nt thl* order to l>r publish­ I. Mtely we had found an Englishman who which cost millions and millions of dollars oveicomo the evil Influences that must for cosh, but pay in manufactured j delphia sailing vessels, the barks Ha­ ed in tbe Hasting. BaNXMH. n hid only lately arrived In Mexico, who and to think that tbe money with which surround the people through the medium vana and Robert 0. Patterson, have been printed and drcola'rd in said Coutily «■! Harry'' not only pointed out ihe theatre to us. they were built was taken from this great of such a bloody. brutal National sport. goods. Our noble Grover will pay $100.- i given up for lost, together with their once In eaeb e-eek for three successor week, , .. previous to said day uf hearing. but showed us considerable attention as ,class of poor, ignorant peons, as they are But thanks to President Diaz, Mexico’s 000.000 a year in gold to Asia for wool and let our groping farrnem In Kcntuekv. ' crr”*' ”«»berto« ™ perwna. On FrU Cha sues W. Abmstuosg. well. We went to the theatre and there ।called, who earn only from 15 to 20 cents great statesman and wire ruler, a nd thanks Judge of Fr.Mie. rvary the Havana I r, ’*rv 2 llast “J‘* ,h ' ” ■"*”* sailed -from ------- ‘{A true copy.) they tried to bleed us as they do all ।n day of our money, when they work, .to the cumpulsory-edueatlon law that he Tenneaett and Ohio atarrr. Philadelphia ,for Cuba in command of Americans, by raising prices. Bui we <only goes to show the great- power exer­ has attempted to enforce and with no little The nation is proud of our inspired । CHANCERY SALE. Rice, who had with him a crew went in, after considerable' jewing down, (cised by the church. With this poor class success, tbe Interest in bull fighting is on Grover Cleveland and his tariff for. Captain .-,, ..-* gj)C |1QS never j>ecn ]ieart] In pursuance arui by virtue of an o* >r and which always has to be dene In Mexico, the i word of the priest Is just about the the wane, and a more extended education deficit, becauseiit enables hhnrto borrow ! 11 ™Bn’ docreeof tbe Circuit Court for the (uuuty of Tbe theatre was a strangv one. In the tsame ns law. In thfejr present state uf will wipe It out altogether. Laws forbid­ gold from England, whUe simple Me- from since. The other vessel, the PatBiirry tn Chancery.In tbe Mate of Ml.ldpm and . m 8 t , made and dated on the 30th day of November center was a ring, in which the people general j Ignorance however it Is no doubt ding them have been passed, but have Kinley. Alliaon nr Morton would eollrel ‘"T”’ ",ledJT” £‘." “ ’ Fl“A. D. IKK tn a certain caure tbt rein pendtag. j performed, while all around were the ,well that it is so, for tbe church exercises been as rapidly repealed. I on January 29 for Baltimore, Id com­ wherein Margaret Anarus rs CornpUbart and r surplus on the rich man ’ s wines, vel, seats raised one above another. Tbe per- sa mighty influence in keeping this people, W. R. Cook. mand of Capt. Tunnell. She was load­ MUte rhnilM, WlUlam Phillips, Julia Thrills*. furmance was very good. । vets, cigars and kid gloves, and let the Albert Phillips. Ette Phillip*. Fred : noted in the past for stirring up rebellions, ; ed with phosphate rock. There was □ and Mjrtle I'ulUlps are Defendants Sunday morning we went to the Cathe- IIn subjection. poor man's tea, coffee, sugar, bread and Points, Notice Is hereby given that I shall w|l at crew of about IS men on her. dra). but had no sooner left our cars than From the tower of the Cathdral one can belvcted meat come free. Public Auction to the ■highest bidder at the we were Surrounded by a swarm of beg- <obtain an excellent view of the city, and a The unklndest cut of all. is your porNorth front floor ot the Court House in Uie City We nominate our noble Grover be- i 5VI11 Hold Two Convention*. of Hastings and County of Barry-, and State ol . gars, old, young, aud middle-aged, all ask sight of snow-capped Popocatepetl, the trait in tbe county newspaper. cause he will cant continue inue to make ns ns&pooi* a i>oor St Louix, March 21.—The republican Mlchltzn said Court Hotae being the place for ing for Centavos. The first ragged ur­ extinct volcano from the deep crater of 1l____ v, .. . 1 I Old age brings experience, and some and — meek and humble nation—because ' state central committee of Missouri met holding Uie Circuit Court for said Countr- on . chins, or pleading women (hat one sees in which Cortez and his soldiers are said to kinds of experience brings old age. Hatiirday the sth day of May H*fi. at ten o’clock; he will continue to make the rich poorer J here Friday and fixed the dates and lo- In the forenoon all or re much ibcrrot as may Mexico, rather touch the heart, but in a have procured sulphur for gunpowder. The greater hurry you are In, the more and make paupers of the poor—and'' cations of tbe two state conventions, be necessary to raise tbe amount du* to thr abort time they all become downrightt This mountain is the highest une in the said CoMtplainant f.r principal. Interest and nuisances, tbeir persistency* only being ex­• republic and we believe next to the highest likely your shoe strings are tu break. . when they come to vote next time u ' 8t. Joseph was selected as the place for costs tn this cause nf. tbe fnllowhn: <te-cribed No man carrier a caue unless he is a vision of past republican prosperity' holding the convention of May 27. when Darceh of land to vrlt: All those pieces or pa> ceeded by their numbers anil their ability’ on the American contiueuL The City of oeia of land stinated in the city ot llastints beggars only exceeded by their skill as» Mexico Is laid out In regular foim, the 6J0 cripple. If not physically. he is lutulailj. " °Orpe UP ’tefore them, light will ' delegates to the national convention County of Barry and mate ol Bhehisan de­ thipves and pickpockets. The CathedralI streets and allej-s Crossing each other at About two third* of a doctors bill Is for strike them, and they will their — take - - - 1 win be chawn. Tlie convention to nom­ scribed a< follow*; Lot six In Block 2 of Bennett of Mexico, 1 am told, compares very favor­■ right angles. It Is situated in a valley hls trouble in guessing at jour cuiuplalnt. and K«t>fleld*K addfllor to the Village [now little votes and sweep great Grover into inate a state ticket nnd announce c Qty] of llastingv.also the West hah Cl lot? one '. wl»1y with Hu* ln>st thnt ean il*? seen abroadI 7350 feet above the sea level aud lu.klug Doctors mien often uisnKn**. disagree, out but Iney they <ion don’lt office—or sweep r pompous, empty, platform will be held at Springfield and four in Block two of Bennett and Krn.v.L* -MU j ■ wkh very few exceptions. The CathedralI <.............. .. _______ fietdX addition to the City (form -rty Village}! off across the level couutry surrounding I disagree half as much as their medicines free-trade juggler off the earth.—Eli July 22. stand* on the site of tbe old. Aztec temple• u of Hasting* recording to the re< i pint ’“ .city, ................... ...................... the one can see mountains on every ,। d0 Perkins. there f also tbat certain piece or parrel ot landI Xlmi stood when Cortez came and whichi side. On* can see rlv> ancient causeways. adjoining the West half of lot one above men­ Many a thief goes to prison, because he th? rtpsnlards of course destroyed. The > which led into the old city aud uv«r which tioned on tbe North East and particularly Cathedral tit* it stands lo-qny is of very’ Cortez came, and which were built by tin- neglects to steal enough to fee a first class PROTECTION IS NEEDED. A Itepublican Convention for too Fourth Co n- described as commencing on the North vest lawyer. Xnnvrou* proportions ‘being 1387 feet long District wl! convene at Nite* on corner of said ,ot oue block two. thence >ortn f Aztecs. Though these causeways were Decrease In Values Under tbe Democratic H^stoual MecneMFy. Am I »», twr. at m o.ctoek a n«. for 43k degrees Kant to the last and Wtrt nuwter aud 177 feet wide and donuts reaching up­■ built centuries ago jet they were built to Train up a hired girl In the way she Policy. <b» purpose trt etrfiilog iwn Priegatm and two line nt said Section Feventeen. throe* last on > wards over 200 feet. Ihe foundation atone! stay, and to-day the causewaj-s over which sliould go, and the first thing you know Na-’hm»l Convention said quarter tine to a point where a continuou* In 1892 tbe value of the homes owned for the building having l>«-n laid In 1573. Cortez left the city On Noche Triste night, she’s gone. t» be held at 8t. Ix>uIk. Mo„ on June 16, and for line on tne Eastern boundry of said Wed baU Tli- total coat of the bulging bas been is one of the most important streets In the «. The hand that rocks the cradle Is often in the United States w« $1,007,- the tranaacilon of such other buviness as may of aald lots one and fonr would Intersect .«>ld point oo said quarter line, thence South «1* •'roperly come before tbe CoriTetiUon. . «ovo. $2.000,'000. Nothing in Its outside city. imported, and gets three dollars per week 5p3,666. In 1895 jt ia estimated as $500,­ degrees Wt-d ro said lot one thence North Uest The M-rera] counties will be enUUM tn appearance gives evidence of ih? waalth 140,186. Tn 1892 the value of mules During our stay In the City of Mexico we and boaid. xliBrBn ,R. ‘0- Berrien on Norib boundary of said lot ouc to place cl beginning. a»d t«eauty of tlie Interior, which is a did not dine on our cars but took our thus owned was $174,882,070. In 1R9G IS,Cass 11.St. Jcmeph ti. tan Buren nt Never marry a girl who thinks she may Dated March 24. 1886 . j IUnibu Mtrikrr. Hutlngs. -bm*< of gold, silver and bronze, carved meals wt the Hotel Yturbide (pronounced FRKn W. Wai.KKK. ■ Jamb Brook*, 8t Joseph. learn to Jove you. A little learning is a it is $102,304,457. The figures are . atone and gorgeous paintings, many of the I-tur-be-de). Circuit Court Oommlssioner lu and fur lorry J.O. BRTRAFT. Dowagiac. This holer was once tbe dangerous thing. taken from a recent report of tbe de­ Co. Mich. tatter being from some of the old masters FKAKKMjr W rixb, Constantine palace of the Emj»eror Yturbide, who waa AltoNSO E. KXKASinN. ’ Kbwarp Hawlky, Gongea. If some of tbt keys of a piano were used partment of agriculture. and worth hundreds of thousands of dol­ Euiperur of Mexico for a short t.mo only. Solictor fur Oom plain an t. ■. A. H. Cook. South Havna. It may be pleaded in mitigation of lars. No gen description uf the Cathedral bis reign commencing along iu 1822 and to luck it up, this world would be a little thia decrease in values during an era brighter and better. can do it Justice but fti order that our I closed at tbe time be was shot—a favorite Teaden may gain 8onietbing of an Idea as Any man can write for a newspaper, of democratic policy, as admitted by a way tbe Mexicans had fur ending tbe of­ rta « hat it h we will attempt It. We enter ficial careers uf many of tbeir rulers. but to insure getting it. be should enclose democratic secretary of agriculture. *ne4S*tbedtxt through the massive carved Qiat the adaptation, of electricity to tbe subscription price. Any good American who understand)* -door-fiu front. Imagine that you are In a Never refer to a woman’s age, some the motive force of street cars and tbe the hotel buslneas. aiwl has money at hl* X00 ’r^1 ,on< ,ntl 177 feet wide w,th infinite development of tbe bicycle women have had the family Bible sup ­ command <o build a bote) in the City uf Sb fluted <uiumns to support the great have worked adveraeJy to tbe breeder Mexlou, and who will furnish good, wlxile- pressed on that account. Art-bufl-rmd'. You took to the center of souie American meah and provide goud A boy loses faith In hia mother's veracity of horses. The plea has weight, though welntliding Bnd you first see the mouAmerican lied a. can make a fortune in when she tells him tbat It hurts her more it may be doubted if it la sufficient to '••^biia pipe nrgao and chorus room; yon Mexico. Mexican cook lug la possibly than It does him, to whip him. account for a shrinkage of more than . 'Wtc toe 20 UiUexdjApelo; you took upwards good enough fur Mexicans, but it b abom­ If tbe Lion and tbe Iamb, ever lie down one-half of the old measure of value. |hemrt*totn-.. fcrick-arebud rouf, even to inable to an American jntlate. The people together Id this country, when the Lion But whatever may b© said in explana­ *M»c.great domes, rad yon see them all are fond of soups of every description Mini gets up, tbe Lamb will be missing. ^richly pain te l aud beautifully decorated. tion of the decline of horse flesh, it te The Following are a lew of the loadin, Bicycle. we handle: th* chief ingredient* uf every alyle of cnn. Ton draw »*arer fw a cloner |i„pectton Pity the poor young man who parts bls certain that sheep and swine have not manme that was dished on to us were jou Kr tbat the magTiifirriit tope garlic and red pepper, which from our ex- hair In the middle—be has to do It, to pre­ been affected injuriously by bicycles ’•reaa. whl r*s*hre probably a «H*lgbt of । perteuc* we concluded iortned the bash uf vent bis mind from becoming unbalanced. or by trolley car*. In 1893 the value of ,s ^“titally earned. You look iall Mexican cookery. Never boost of roar genealogy, even If swim in tbe Uaited States waa $295,The WINTON wtio ihe tilti- rhapela of the «Mes and juu A person would hardly want to go lu you succeed in tracing It back to Adam 4M.492. In 1896 it ia $185^20,745. In 11 STERLING tatt wtoairised at tb* w cat th of <fnmr«- itbe City of Mexico and not ree a Bull Qgbi and Eve. you can’t find any record of tbeir 1893 the value of abeep was $125,900,204. earviuz1. gold and silver utnamenu If I be had tbe opportunity, for thia b the marriage. •* HALLADAY In 1896 it is $66,167,765. wad «poa the a lar* of rach. Huh, tam-rs National sport of Mexico, and a moet " NATIONAL Never spread an 111 report about j our -are cnuntanUy buralur which add to tbe Ibrutal disgusting sport It Is. It b alawet neighbor until you know positively it is “ ERIE "teaety «flbe-artwe. Tun took beyuod lite needless i to say that the custom was in­ trap. and don’t do It then. If he Is bigger ward this lamentable reduction of •• S. & J. ' Jtraat pipe wvgan and you see a little ]ported from Spain, wliere bull fighting agriculture values. The repeal of the than you are. " CYCLOID reciprocity clause of the McKinley law, prevail*. A large portion of our party a clause insisted upon by the late James attended one of tlie bull fights, but stayed •• ADELBERT organ m to height. , R«eh ouo of those oalv Ion* enough to say that they had The officiaJ* intrusted with the ar­ G. Blaine, practically has closed great “ HARVARD beautiful stone columns we were told was seen a bull fight The homes and bulb rangement of tbe details of tbe czar's foreign markets to American pork. •• SPAULDING coronation in Moscow this spring have The repeal of the wool duties has made “ CZAR ordered 13,000 hogsheads of mead, wool growing unprofitable. Tbe im­ " DUKE which is to be made of pure honey. It portation of vast quantities of foreign“ DUTCHESS is aa old Russian custom to regale the made goods has lowered the wage people with mend for three days during fund of the United States, and thus ha* •• ROAR KING the festbrities at the ancient capital. diminished the power of the people to *' ARIEL purchase pork or mutton or the manu factored product* of American wool. These condition* muat be endured High grade bicycles to rent, and new beginners taught to ride until March. 1897, in which month the tree at Parker 1jk1 McOmber’a Riding Academy. Call and examine Hastings Banner TOUR OF MEXICO/ I Bicycles the anew line of Bicyclea in the city. Industry. ...Parker & McOmber. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-04-02.pdf e34f9b3bf026ecf8c225581bf8d82d6b PDF Text Text [Largest circu-.T] lation of any... | I , paper in county. I ............................. I VISING MEDIUM IN | BARRY COUNTY. ... VOL. XL. NO. 49_______ ,________________ __ HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 2, 1896. Hastings Banner, Published Thursdays bv Bicycles.... «• COOK • BROS.. -1 HASTINGS. MICH The Following are a few of the leading Bicycles we handle: The “ “ « « . - CYCLOID ' - AbELBERT HARVARD “ SPAULDING “ CZAR “ DUKE •• DUTCHESS - ROAD KING' ARIEL \ ■ High gride bicycles'lo rent, and new beginners taught to ride free :t Parker and McOrriber’s Riding Academy. . line of Bicycles in the city. I . Call and examine ...Parker & McOmber. - .....2---------------------------- ' - Beautiful Wash Fabrics We are showing this spring in all the rich colors of the rainbow w: M as the more somber shades. We have just opened up for inspactKin novelties in wash goodsr including:- Piques, Cordeletts, Organdies’ ' Linen Batistes, Empire Dimities, Scotch, Plaids, etc. ___NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS—— L E. STAUFFER. All those wishing to buy<arpets w n do wen to visit J. S. Goodyear’s NEW CARPET ROOM -------where they can be. bought from the roll at a very low figure. - ----------- Also a fine line of Lace Curtains ranging from 79 cents to $3.00 per pair. Window Shades Sash Curtains. Arthur Patton.Gierk. and J. S. GOODYEAR, Prop. THE BEST IN THE MAKKB1. Ramblers, Clevelands, Crowns, ({^Richmond Special, Falcons, Richmond No. 1, Envoy, Duke Richmond, Fleetwing, Duchess “ Smalley, Road King, Calumet, Road Queen. Prices ranging from $38.00 to $100.00. ; i ; BiGUGle Sundries a Specialty. Golt and Blende Hosiery ot all Kinds. BANKRUPT STORE- C. H. Osborn & Q. '***'*M44U4UUVmmWWmaM****M*****e**M********** H** 53 CORRESPONDENCE. Delton. WINTON STERLING HALLADAY NATIONAL ERIE “ S. & J. . ■.■■■■■I Baafteld. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Cross will be pleased to learn that they expect to continue their residence among us. Among the guests from abroad were: Mrs. Clara Wk k wire-Adams and husband from I-ffiia county. Hr. ami Mrs. Norman Elsey, from Galesburg, Mich, and C. F. McKenzie, of Alblun College. The young couple have a host ot friendb in^this locality and elsewhere, who remem­ bered them with many useful and valuable presents, among them n fine rocker, a present from our venerable friends Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lee, of Bedford, who were not able to be present The solemn and impressive marriage service was enndnoted by Rev. Halst. pastor of tbe chnreh at Banfleld. The congratulations that followed were hearti­ ly given, after which the company partook of a bountiful repast that might more easily have been enjoyed than described. On the evening of March 25th, occurred one of Hie must pleasant events of the season for this vicinity, viz the union of two dctUnlea In one by matrimonial rite. Mr. Ixy Cross and Miss Flora A. Edmunds in the presence of about 40 relatives anti IntliuagB friend* plighted the vows of lore and constancy at the home of the brides parents in Banficld. At the hour appoint­ ed the contracting parties accompanied by Arthur M. Edmunds, brother of the bride, aud Miss May McMannh. took their posi­ tions beneath delicate festoons of evergreen while &n appropriate selection was render­ ed at the organ by Mias Grace Fisher, of Kalamazoo Seminary. The bride was at­ tired io a very becoming dress of brown silk. The groom whs dressed In a suit of black and looked with his chosen bride, the picture of contentment and happiness. Wm. McCall, of Kalamazoo, visited his’ folks last week. Barney Norwood and wife returned from Ohio last Saturday. Peter Youngs has been visiting al 'Auodland the past week. Vesta Mosher, of Cloverdale, spent Sun­ day with Mina Davenport • Charles Haskins, of Shultz, will work for Mr. Solomon this summer. Arthur Patton and wife, of Hastings, were guests of F. M. Davenport Sunday. ! Miss Vinnie, Beam, of Hastings, was a guest at Dr. Scribner’s Sunday. Watch for the date of Misses Ream and Rickie’s elocutionary entertainment. Willie Gillespie sold bls personal pro­ perty^, auction the 27th and will move into toWn.\ John Williams our bustling furniture dealer delivered a load of goods at Prairie­ ville Monday. The exhibition at the school house Jait week was a grand success. The net re­ ceipts were 85.35. L. W. Whittemore and his three sons. George, Wllilard and Claude were homei home front Battle Creek Sunda©'. Easter services will be observed at tbeI church next Sunday morning at 10:80 a. m. consequently there will be no ttervices In the evening of that date. One week from this date tbe 12th of April, services Jobnarowu. will cbmmence In tbe evening at 7:30 p. in. instead of 7 p. m. as heretofore. Rolla Powers has exchanged his bouse Tbe Im O. T. M. entertainment was and lot In Banfield for the Snyder farm In well attended for a stormy night but the; North East Barry. tired and weary looking faces that came H. M. Bowman has rented his farm to Into the bail went out .rested, tffter laugh-; Frei Reimer, Jr., and will remove U> Ing the cobwebs out of their brains. Misa Kalamazoo In the near future. Vinnie Reams, of Hastings, brought the Miss Bumlee Fisher closes |ier school bouse down and after she bad responded in the King district with an Indian enter­ to an encore we heard the remark from tainment on Wednesday April 1st. Mr. Phoebe and wife have arrived from all sides “Oh why did we not call her back again ” She has completely cap: the south nod have commenced house tured our quiet little village. The “Pra­ cleaning In their usual place on our north irieville Juvenile Quartette” famished porch. Probably the rargw largest repuvncaa republican caucus some very fine music. Charley Garret, of rwoavijiuc Milo. Mamie Brown, of Prairieville, and ever held In onr town was held on Tbursday resulting fnthe nomination Leda Norwood, of our town, each recited J ~’ March “—u ,25 ’r — ‘“'M'—---------------— a choice selection much to their credit. of Fisher for Supervisor, Coleman for The Delton Male Quartette and Mando­ Clerk find Miller for Treasurer. We _learn . from D. C. Stiles that F. J. lin Club proved themselves excellent en. .... tertalners. The quilt was presented td I Tooze. who Is xwut to complete a course Miss Ada Williams she having received of Instruction at Ypsilanti State Normal. 1955 votes as being lhe most popular lady hss accepted a position as principal of the school at Quincy, ... Misb, at a good In Barry County. Miss Eva Gre'er ot high ‘ . Hope, received lhe next largest number salary. The past winter lias witnessed the re­ of votes, 1084 as being the secund most popular lady for which she received the moval from our midst of a number of the Henry fine steel engraving donated by tbe “Bari earliest pioneers of our town. ry County Graphic.” The net" proceeds Paul aged 78, Jnhn Budd 84, George for the quilt were fifty dollars. ‘ The Swanson Sr, aged 96, and Gilbert - Hunt Their lives have been too well L. O. T. M. heartily thank each and every abort 80. one who assisted them in the contest.- Tbe known to the most of us to require cum rnent. * L. O. T. M. uf Delton are wide awake.: I'be efforts of both scholars and teacher Al the beginning of the new year thej’ DtoL No. e8 for the >>$■*•*•* term just past have niueiei-n, iuv oi three uiree of numbered niueleen, tbe result of • ,t ______ _ ,1... months work has added two new members ; been highly commendable and the exliland at tbeir next review they will initials I billon that followed was counted a ureal our and ballot for seven applicants which success by all pt. - nt. Mr. Edmunds bus they rereived at their last review; This I euirauol to loach the spnnx term In tire Increase In memla-rship toyetber with lire I Parker district. Tire olBrers may well • to their - • gene­ 1 congralulatv themselves on their succeas $50 which they have added rat fund .“peaks well for them. Can any in securing so painstaking a teacher. society of nineteen ladles give a better re­ port of three monUm labor'.’ At the close James Brown is convalescing. of the evening’s entertainment J. F. Will-; S. Temple is in Chicago buying goods. tains presented Miss Eva Gesler with u Andrew Sprague and family have moved beautiful gilt frame for her picture. to Kentucky. Laura Drummond is visiting her brother NBMhrllte. In Grand Rapids. Williard Waters is very ill with con­ E. M. Evarts, of Holland. Is in lhe Vllgestion of the lungs. Ingf this week calling on old friends. Horn to Manley Chase and wife on Sat­ Mrs. Arthur Trott leaves far Canada this week for a six weeks visit with rela­ urday March 2Sth a son. Tbe creamery is to be located on a lot tives. Mrs. S. S. Ingerson and Mrs. Charlotte purchased of M. Norris south of the vil­ Ineerson are visiting relatives in Saginaw lage. Adelbcrt Norris and wife have returned county. Howard Stebbins, of VermontvOle, wa^ from Valparaiso .where they have been at­ tending school. in tbe village calling on friends • Sunday Stephen Brandstetter’s hired man was eveningthrown from a load of wood and quite Miss Pearl Spaulding, of Hastings, Is in the village this week the guest of Miss severely injured on Friday last. The Juvenile quartette of Prairieville Lena Clay. Miss Lois Marshall, of Hastings, is Will give an entertainment at the Delton M. E. church Friday eve April 3rd. passing her vacation with her patents ip J. Bennett’s family and. Mrs. D. Van­ the village. Horn and daughters visited friends at Our schools began Monday after a Cedar Creek a portion of last week. peeks vacation with a full attendance in, Miss Dowling, teacher of primary all the departments. dept, attended the teachers examination at James Blair and family have moved ti> Hastings Thursday March 20. Jackson where Mr. Blair has .secured em­ Mrs. L. Wilkinson and son Grover re­ ployment for the coming season. turned from a two months visit with Hon. E. B. Fairfield gave a very enter­ friends In Charlotte and vicinity on Satur­ taining lecture at lhe Congregational last. church Monday evening on the subject of day Miss Genevelve Brainard and Clare bis travels In Palestine. Brown attended the wedding of Miss Ora Mr. Alexander and wife, residents of Newland to Fred Hinds Wednesday our village during tbe past year, have March 25th at the heme of the bride’s moved their household goods to Durand parents C. A. Newland and wife, of Rut­ where they will make thrir future Imme. Mrs. J B Marshall and Miss Nettle Loom­ land. is were delegates from the M. E. Sunday Maple Grove. School to attend the county assoclatlon^t Miss Mary Janson Is hnnw visiting. Hastings Monday and Tuesday of this • J. C. F. Dillon spent Sunday wflh ills * Rev. Nenrgarth preached hl* farewell parents. The L. A. S. will serve dinner on town sermon at the Evangelical church Sunday meeting day st Mrs. Shafer’s. and leaves for conference this week. All School commences Monday in-the Nor­ hope that he moy return to this charge for ton district with Rufus Ehret teacher. another year. Quite a number were at Battle Creek The caucuses were well attended last last week marketing their maple syrup. Saturday and great interest manifested. Knworth League business meeting Fri­ John Furntes was nominated by the re­ day evening will be held at C R. Palmer’a. publicans for Supervisor, aud Henry Roe Herbert Wright was In Battle Creek by the democrats. Saturday and Jresie Butters returned with James Fleming and wife have returned him to spend her vacation. to Nashville after an absence of two years Tbe quarterly meeting at tlie M. E. M Woodland and Mr. Fleming baa oprned church last Sunday was well attended. a repair ebop at A. t Knlghta o|d eland Rev. Buel preached two very excelleat with J. E. Fornlsa. atrmons. Maple Grove Methodists will gladly welcome his return. Sup: tnikere are up to keep piece School commences Monday. with their flow of sap. David Manning is building a barn aud Mrs. Eva McDonald Is now doing well expects to move on his farm In a short with her broken limb. time. Mr,. Inn Spreme end Bee* Smith at­ J. Herrington disposed at auction sale tended tbe T. P. S. C. E. convention at the whole of his personal property on ’“pwer Lon< and dausbter "bo have Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Stevens returns to her home In neen vivlUna friend, bore have returned Tankre Springs thia week after making a to their home In Ohio. two weeks visit with her sisters. mV Rademaker and family have reinn.We twiak M. Aldrich Is going 1n the edto thvir home in Grand Rapids after nulon business on a rather extensive scale, makinx a visit here with friends. ins brother from New York, having sent Le, couo. or 1 him. J. Sbaou, ot Woodtand vIMied, him six bushels of onlou «U. a new trlenda at the Grove one daj laat wee». WHOLE NO. 2129 George Robinson is spending his vaca­ tion at home. Wm. Bechtel and family, of your city spent Sunday at Jacob Kline’s. Miss Tena Terpening has gone to spend the summer near Battle Creek. Bev. A. Bunnell and wife, of Allegan, have been visiting at James Brown’s. Dell Robinson and mother, of High Street were guests at Wm. Klina’s a day last week. . Mrs. Ralph Newton went to Nashville last week and had a cancer removed from her face by Dr. Youngs. Leland Sutherland who lias been at* tending school at Oxford has relumed house to spend the summer. Last Sunday Sabbath School was reor­ ganized and the following officers elected: Supt., II. M. Moore; Assistant Supt. Mary Kline; Sec. R. D. Scidmore; Treas, Nellie Kline; Organist, Mary Kline. It h hoped the people will uot forget the hour is 10 a. m. but come. About twenty-five met at the home of Mr.- and Mrs. Fred Hinds Thursday eve­ nfog and extended to them a cordial wel­ come to the community and presenting them with a center table. Cake and Ice cream were served and all left leaving their best wishes for their future happi­ ness.Brousrd. Lan Rogers was in Hastings last week. Mr. Baldlug expects to. move Into bls house this week Wednesday. There will be a social at Mr. David Scott's this week Friday evening. Eugene Rogers who Is a student at Athens high school, Is home for a visit There was a social at Mr. Otto's last Thursday evening, proceeds to go for the church. • The W. F. M. meeting will be held this week at Mrs. Chester Honeywell’s on Thursday. Milo Harper, of Cliarlotte, is visiting friends and relatives In this vicinity. Mr. Harper will leave for South Haven after visiting where he will work this summer. Charles Ford aud wife entertained his Bible class of. young people last week Friday evening, they were tempted with lee cream, cake and other dainties. Mr. Ford's class consists of about twenty prom­ ising young ladies and gentlemen. The evening was most enjoy ably spent in a social chat. Mrs. Eddy Farr largely aided in tiie entertainment with having an Inexhaustuble supply of conundrums aud kept the merry lining people shaking with laughter until the wee small hours of the morning. Cloverdale. Minnie Glllasple spent Sunday In Del­ ton. Mrs. Harriet Thompson Is considered some better. JnmrH Doonan and family are now livf lug in Cloverdale. Mrs. Lauluugh has a shtex from Has­ tings visiting her. } John Bu«l». of Comstock, has been vis­ iting friends here. John Sprague and family started for Kentucky Monday last. Arthur Patton and wife -spent Sunday with the latter's parents here. Archie Anderson and Wm. Chamberlain haw returned to Calhoun Co. James Doonan and wife made a busi­ ness trip to Hastings last Saturday. There will be Easter services at the Cloverdale church next Sunday evening. Jessie Payne was the guest of Hattie and Nettie Chamberlain Friday of last week. David Mortblsnd, and wife and Mrs. Howard Mosher were called to Rutland last Thursday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Lance; the deceased was an aunt to Mrs. Morthland and Mrs. Mosher. Win. Bnzlan was married to Miss Ida Prince on the evening of the 28th. The groom lias rented the-Henry Wilkinson farm near Cloverdale. The happy couple have the best wishes of all their friends. Auvrla Ten were taken into the church Sunday evening. Mrs. Edgar Tyler returned to her home In yernwntvlile Tuesday. Alvarez Wllcnx and family leave this week for Battle Creek. Nine from this school went to Hastings for the teachers examination. Lncy Ogden commenced her school at tbe Austin Monday March 31. Miss Sink, of Battle Creek, was a guest of Gertrude Tasker the first of the week. The Center school is having a vacation this week. Mr. Hastings Is at Ionia and Lansing. Harry Tompkins has rented a large farm south of Battle Creek and moved there last’ week. The Ladles Aid Society met this week Wednesday with Mrs. Frost and elected officers for tbe ensuing year. The Crusaders finished their work here Sunday evening having been here five weeks. They have done much-good. A special program has been prepared for the C. E. Sunday eve It being Easier and will be lead by Mrs. Louise Smith. Jay Prescott and family ate at Jerome Frost’s having lost all their household gooda by fire. He had just rented a farm south of Bellevue and had lived there abont two weeks when it burned. Katland. Frank Lowder to quite sick. Miss Lena Franck is in Battle Creek. Warren Noyes, of Coldwater, is a gaert of relatives in tills vicinity. Ambrose Marble ha» returoad from a visit to his mother at Battle Creek. Bert Hart went to Battle Creek Friday to attend lhe funeral of a relative. Miss Minnie FnrnUs. of Middleville, visited Mrs. E. V. Smith laat week. Miss Aimee Coulter, of Chicago, is vtsftfog her grand parents D. W. Smith a»d wife. A. G. Murray has a flock of prolific sheep. The five ewes giving birth to eleven lambs. K . Stephen Mater and wife, of Citre, were here to attend the funeral of their fathar 3. Robinson. Mrs. Asa Noyes who had life misfortune to break her . limb one day last week, to comfortable at Ihls writing. 8. J. Robinson died last Tuesday night The funeral occurred at tbe opera houasIn Nashville Saturday at 11 o’clock Elder Branch officiating. Mr. Peter Bans has returned from tbe Sanitarium at Battte Creek where be has been treated for the past six weeks. He is much Improved In health. Daniel Fellows Is dangerously sick with typhoid pneumonia. Mrs. Irvin Garrett is on the gain from a severe attack ot the grippe. To day (Monday) warms up like spring mercury at 2 o’clock p. m. 58 degrees. A. C. Towne attended the funeral of Russell B. Fenner at Plainwell, on Sunday the 29. Mr. aud Mrs. Manly M. Chase are the happy parents of a boy boni on the morn­ ing of the 29. Irvin Garrett will remove from the B. W. Johnson farm where they have lived for 12 years onto his brother Win. A. Garrett's farm tn Barfy twp. They will be missed in church and social work. Died at his residence In the village of Plainwell March 27th. In the 83rd, year of his age. Russell B. Fenner father of B. R. Fenner, of Milo, Mr. Fenner was bom m N. Y.: came to Michigan In 1844 and settled in Allegan Co. where be has retided up io his death. About two years ago feeling life burdens of farm life for himself and aged wife left tbe farm aud bought him a fine home in Plainwell. Mr. Fenner leaves an aged widow to whom he was married 59 years ago and four grown sons aud one daughter to mourn the loss of a kind and honorable father. At his request his sous were his pall bearers. C horrli .nd MdlUf. * Will every W. C. T. U. remember that State and Couury- dues should be paid? ReV. A D. (.rusby will preach at the Boxers school house next Sunday after­ noon at S*. The regular monthly meeting of the W. F. M. S. will preceded the Japanese Tea, on Wednesday April Sth at 2;S0. Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday evening in Presbyterian ehurch will be led by Maurice Grigsby'ot AJma College. The Missionary meeting will be held at the parsonage April Sth. Wednesday af­ ternoon at 3. Will every member be present? The W. C. T. U. will meet at Mre. Stauffer’s on Tuesday afternoon April 7th at 2:30. Subject .‘•Sabbath Observance,” In charge of Mrs. Van Annan. Let every member be present and if possible have a friend with them. The Ladlek Aid of West Rutland wiU serve refreshments at the Town ball on Election’ day. proceeds go towards the First M. E. church of Rutland. Elder L. G. Moore, of Lansing, will hold quarterly meeting at the S. D. Ad­ ventist church In 2nd Ward. Services commencing Friday evening April 3 at 7 o’clock. Special Easter Sunday School celebra­ tion next Sunday morning in the Presby­ terian church. Choice music, short reci­ tations and short Easter address by Pas­ tor. All will be welcome. (The Sunday School at the Star school hduse has'been reorganized with Mra. E. Pennock as Supt.; Mrs. Perry as assistant; Mr. Pennock. Treas: Mark Wilkins. Sec; Mr. Osgood Librarian; Carra Qsgood, Or­ ganist; Millie Patton, Gborlsterj Sunday School every Sunday at 3:80 sfflr time. At the Methodist ehurch next Sunday the pastor will preach Eastor sermonsSubject In the evening “Tbe Power and Beauty of the Easter Idea.” Interesting exercises will be rendered at the Sunday School hour Ht noon appropriate to the day aod an offering will be taken from tbe classes for missionary work! All are cor­ dially Invited. Good Friday services at Emmanuel church al 9 a. m„ 12 m., top p. m., and at 4 p. m. for children. At Uhe 12 o’clock service there win Ue add reuses upon the ••Seven Words From the Cross” by tbe rector. The Rev. Mr. Cux. and the Rev. Mr. Grigsby. The services on Easter Day will beat sunrise, 10:80 a. m., and at 6 p. m. will occur the Easier festival of 'he Sunday Sclwol. On Wednesday April 8th the ladles of the Womens Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E.^hnmh will give a Japanese Tea in .the Epworth Japanese curios will be on rxhlolrtun, Japanese dishes will be served and young ladles In Japanese dress will wail upon th« guests. Supper will l»e served from five to six thirty. A brief program of music, recita­ tions vic. wili follow, jverybody invited; prices ten and fifteen cents. A. Myers, of Cleveland, Is also seen OU our street. A. Hathaway from the northern part of tne state la visiting bls parents. Henry Mead is at the head ot the repub­ lican ticket while W. Krone witter fills the same place on the go-as-you-pleaso ticket. Died at her home, which was with Motes Seebcr. on the 24th, Mrs. Busan Lantz, of paralysis of tbe throat. She was a sister The music for tbe Easter Senices at of L. C. Gesler. of Hope, where the re­ Emmanuel church on Sunday next will be mains were taken for Interptent. as follows:Ya«k«« Springs. ProcMtlonal. T Am He That LI veto* It Is getting more spring like. Anthem by Choir. PH er Turo, of Charlotte, wan here last -LUI, O Night” Offertory by Mrs. Minnie Diamond. week on business. The donation at B. F. Norris, last Fri- ■'The Hllto of God ’ day wm quite well attended. About $10 Processional, -Why Aeek Ye the Uvtsg wax raised for oar minister. Amao^Qte Dy4 The Republican caucus was he’d last Saturday al tbe Pinery school hue** and With the largest turnout of nay previous O-ir Pfisy.orr caucus held In the township. The tlrwt ballot showed 182 votes east of which 8 C. lUtabie received 102. The proper thing th* was to declare him unanimously �rxBcunov SAVED Hastings Banner sale. THE OWNER TROUBLE. Ab Ul ip. Bur<l»r Opened » Safe Wh«s ttw» CotntH•J rha'i, natlon Wm Lcxit. The proprietor of a large store on. I;'?.#'?, COOK BROS. Proprietors. <«• Hunt- Um. x>.ri l. - ®fQu High street went to his place of busluess at an unusually early hour oae । n.'orning; in fact, the tun had not yet vSafTli IN CONGRESS. risen when he turned the key in the work oa door. On entering be was surprised to this dis<pwf rr M AreUmi' find a man trying to open the door of Summary of the Dally Proceeding, his safe. He stood and watched him at Washington. h for some time, apparently deeply In--; Vj-TXT;!•! ? terested in the proceedings, says the ’ tie of hit abaoltrto own, free to any sufferers S »r.... Hton».r *gol wl f ar* v. ho zn*y scad their P O. aril Express aildreM. J m portant MMNHS Under Consider' ter AjJe jHiliite auetten. to West Bedford (NomJ Windmill, when atloo In the Senate and Home tedder, st the Worth fraat door J finally the burglar swung open tbe Hum* ill Hat pita ot Hretten Coon-; ' L —Hill* and Resolu­ HTM« ot Mlebtesn, aaM Court m, ' J door of the safe with a delighted tions PaMed. thr nbwe In which the circuit < lirt‘ chuckle, but happening to turn he raw tl-”1* 1 be ztib d” .4 that he waa discovered, and became Washington, March 24.—In the sen­ very much alarmed. He jumped up and ate yesterday, on motion of Mr. Sher­ ti.aj to us was about to moke his escape through man. the Cuban resolutions were re- ■ Attorney. h bock window, when the merchant committed to the conference commit- J called to him; we will seat vov postpaid MOITTG HIE SALd. ’ ' ■ tee. Mr. Mills (Tex.) offered a resolu­ “Don’t be in a burry, my friend; ! Default k win# tooeu n»ad b in th<-. t'L'tjuititt.. tion directing the president to request INVENTION IS NOT QUITE DEAD. ol acertabi x.tc«* I’J Fn <t U . come back and sit down awhile and Spain lo allow Cuba to establish a local . Mid wife M-rk- of Uj»’ «ohi government, and in case of refusal that . Mr. Bayard told his English hearers that protection had “discouraged am smoke a cigar, while I straighten things i Uuanty, 8amu . ; Mnr. 1U'. M-axuo Counts.' u*. j.’ ’.. *" G?*»up a bit, aud pjen come to breakfast the United States take possession of debilitated invention.’’ He knows better now;—Chicago Inter Ocean. I rwSmb-r; a u. uw. .i«i r.X.u„ru and hold tbe same till the people of with me. You have done me a great ' It can’ll break at Iks Side or WaM fireof tbe krk st«*ro< " 'of ffurX...“ 1 ‘ tintv i Earryxud Wi.te of Ml-blR’m, <»» r “ ‘fteMI: Cokr: LRAB or WHITE Cuba van organize a government. A , favor.” day of Deot’mtter A. 1». MW.In Liter ■■ ' Mortbill was introduced to increase the pen- | INCAPACITY OF DEMOCRAT^. I "Why. how', that?” naked the bur- 1 U jmicr sir. on w> i. h m»rt CONGRESS SPANKS HIM. long hort sai hediuh length biaus of every Mexican war veteran in J --------eUlmedto ur due al the date of »ht, ..... .. Tber. to »« L.to’TT^mtolan M»t«rtol gly- «h aumul Threw litiudnd uh rt) fix »i . definite cireumstanees from *S lo »13 , Itotoy «*’• >• for HU t.r Ch. BThbUram. “WeU, yon aee. I had the combineSeven rente, aud M Ntt».ne>\ fee'. FfZ; THE MICHIGAN CORSET CO., 1 mouth ' Uwtl Behavior. Dollar* provided for 1U Mid tn.^^, .. -< The triumph of the democratic party ‘1 tion Kafe fi5.1 °f _l'1’ >: t,on °f °\ tlie tl,e « fe on °° tt • bn OI PaP$ PJr’*®® . JACKSON, fUCH. yjii or proceeding* at law bavuiu Washington. Ma^ch 25.—A resplution । The democrats in the house failed utt: ’.ntut i 1892 was complete. It elected the laat u ’ ght I accidentally locked it in __ ed to rt cover tbe luuaefasucuied bj nSf trevw.« MAV —uas adopted in the senate yesterday terly in their attempt to prevent tbe in 1892 WALT CUIUU4CIV. rage, w any i«n thereof; ■ ' 1 w‘ • eon- the safe and forgot how it. I K—tub Mwh t Cr«t<. president, u large majority ot- tbe bow to work |L_J ' requesting the president to transmit to ( censure of Amlxissador Bayard by Row. There'fere. by rlrtv* nf |ji«. M*nt most of the night trying to get tale couudDed iu said luursarr. and 11„. * ' the. senate all dispatches, correspond- ! nume^^Their policy from the intro- gressinen, and the governors andILgUstates, the thing open, and came in early thJ fUHW WU It®UTIUU® la sueh c**r madr *“• urnvtere. nou<v h -----------. | rnce. etc., from Norember 5. 1875, to duction of the first resolutions in con- latures of a number of republican by riven that on natetdty the iah <te» <rf .hALS . -- *«----------- —.*----------- * -M Mrx.'*al«u« KUrtriB. uuncs «»ckkk in tue I'jrenoJ r Is’b. concerning the pacification of the ; gress tiirough the whole consideration The tide was in ita favor everywhere. It morning to have another try at it. ttaR sett al Public Auction. <•> the hirtiait hZ victory, for Cuban Babels. ob­ was placed in full control of the gorern-' then pending conflict in Cuba. Mr. ; of the question has been one of ob<ter. as the N'ortb Pre*>r unor «.t *).r meat under the moxt auspicious cbndl-' New York, March 30.—A special to House tn thrill, <8 Haslli-tcj pb.st Lr-.tw th? Mills spoke in support of th^ubnfi res- j struction struction and .delay, .delays. nlane a here tbe Circah Court for H<rrv cVijuw tions and the best possible opiiortupites the Journal from Havana says; Pinan ohitions. I After all the resolutions were re­ is Itoldrn]. tbo nrrtnlres oatenbed In «a>d morWucr, or so muria thereof ar mas i tWashington, ..larch 26.—A resolution ferred to the committee on foreign af- of usefulness. There waa nothing to pre- del Rio has fallen. The stronghold of ' nary topay th-xinutuit doc on rnMrece vent it from doing what it pleasctl. The the Spanish army in the western part of was introduced in the senate yesterday fairs, the republicans on that commit­ with a |wr rent lutereM unit a*l |. g./, T,; people hail generously shut their eyestc the island was taken by the insurgenta fur final adjournment Maj’ 2, and an- : tee tried to get the democrats to agree srtber with *nattorney***fre ot Flnren Ih-i-m covetauu-d for therein, ibr । retnl-..«. teinr d®. other prohibiting the United States I to some form of censure that might all of its past delinquencies, and given Saturday. There was a desperate fight, srribad in MM»rt n».irt|fHKr a-» ail th u . trUin lot or any state from giving any recugni- not be looked upon as partisan, butex- it a chance to prove that it wife worthy and many men on both sides were killed piece and :»arcel of land vituaie in lheTowinhtn of Hx-tings!-, ter Co-mt) of Barn <j,.t Jr t .on or financial support to any church j Gov. McCreary and the other democrats of their indulgence and their confidence. ‘ and wounded. Following his usual MIch'X-M . s-d known and <Wi il■rt* Miuw< or religious institution. Most of the refused to consider any resolutions on But it very soon invited distrust and policy, Maceo did not hold tbe town­ The Wral half of the Kant haff »t f:»-t half of North EMtqtMrteraf Kerihni Tu.-.ty-H-.r ;ui day was sjK-ut on the legislative appro­ the question, even one of general in­ condemnation. It blundered from the Be simply destroyed il and then passed tn Town three ;?] North Jtentte Up hl >t Wr»t structions to diplomatic representa­ beginning, and went from bad to worae on to some other place. priation bill. ronla;nln-4 twenty arm Inure or Washington , March 27.—A joint reso­ tives, expressing the sense of the house at a rate never befpre known in the his­ .SAMUrl.CA|oe«. The American Protective Tariff League Struck by a Train. Philip 1. Couinovs. Mvrtm«lution was passed in the senate yester­ against their discussing political ques­ tory of parties. Instead of using ita ‘ AUorern bjr MurtKJgre. Toledo. O., March 28.—A special from is a national organization advocating foaled Marrh t>. 1W • day for a commission to moke a prelim­ tions while abroad. This was no more power to promote the welfare and pros-1 Sandusky, (k says that Mrs. Ferdinand •• Protection to American Labor and inary survey and estimate the cost of than Mr. Bayard did while he was sec­ perlty of the country, it antagonized all! Siegel was Wiled and'her son, aged 17, (TiANOKBT s.U.K. a ship canal from the lower shore of retary of state, but the democrate the vital interest* of the pepple and ; fatally injured Friday, a Lake Shore ex - Industry ” as explained by its constitu­ Lake Michigan to the Wabash river, and would not accept it, and began a policy brought on a aeries of general misfor-1' nraihlnff into intn the th,» buggy hninrv in which tvhteh j tion. as follows : prers crashing I itihty vj another allowing ex-President Harri­ of obstruction that compelled Chair­ tunes. Its proceedings unsettled every they were seated. Young Siegel died i son to accept decorations from Brazil man Hitt to secure leave from the house kind of business, depressed every kind S‘ veto ter this afternoon of his injuries. The flag- , and Spain. A favorable report was for the committee to sit while ibc house of ln<lu.try. ood Injured every elow ol ____ lunn nt cr,,„ing ci,orgcd with ... .,।h_,___ made on the bill for the admission of was in session, that the question might citterns. In not a single respect did it wgkM.t ot dtrtv. MtUa'FMtam. n i JTH Arizona as a state. The legislative ap- be fully discussed there, and a vote se­ make good its promises of advantage to 1 pi*opriation bill was furtbar considered. cured. South Dakota for McKinley. There are no personal or private tbe country; there has not been a day Washington, March 28.—The senate Huron, S. D4 March 26.—McKinley profits in connection with the organizaIt was. when Chairman Hitt found since it was put- in charge of publickf* yesterday passed the legislative appro­ that- the democrats were determined to , fairs tluit it has lived up to any of iita swept the republican state convention priation bill. It carries $25,500,000. obstruct and make whatever political , possibilities uf beneficial service. Wednesday amid great enthusiasm. tionand it is sustained by memberships, Aside from providing the usual appro­ capital possible out of the question, ' This ‘ ' ­ There was not u dissenting voice, booth contributions and the distribution of its Thia rpc-nrfl record rtf of d*mnnstniW demonstrated inca priations the bill effects 6 reform of the and after the president had informed pacity makes the result of this year’s Dakota's eight delegates are instructed publications. system of compensation for United tbe committee that the state depart­ election absolutely certain. No party lor the Ohio man and for sound money. Iatan**States district attorneys and marshals, ment had taken no notice of Bayard’s that has thus frittered away its chances, the fftilpwihE >!•"*•«ibed Broke All Record*. ■ salaries being substituted for fees. Ad­ action, that he and the other republic­ and forfeited the respect of the jicople. Denver, CoU March 30.—Melvin O journed to Monday. ans reported the resolutions censuring can hope to lx? continued in power. It Dennis, of this city, rode a mile un paced ► nt.*. ! ;v. fuiinw’: L-t hUHd HloeK ?«4 ikanett the ambassador by name. has put itself in tbe way of inevitable on the Montclair straightaway course -imI K“* flri’t'* lo The VlUtyir [t»0ir . THE HOCSK. In the house the democrats made no defeat by its own foMy-aud retjlileaancKs. dr- J .»£ th* We-tt ba!: uf lot, -i.U lour «•: Hu** two o£ :tn«l Ket>Bill* Introduced and Petition* and Reso­ defense of Bayard, except to justify The story of its failure when it had made on a wheel. uiiniiio,, :<• (fon.n rlr ViHmi; lution* Preaented. C«tJ» Of him for making an attack upon protec­ >.f l|n.*lOtg- a«*r»rilhiC te thv rvnn rd plat Addmw WtU Washington, March 24.—The house tion and the people of the United everything iu its furor is sufficient to £«!>«•• tt « *iT'a! >< pb-reor ?>«r. *, -4 Ui;d Texas Republican*. insure an overwhelming majority 135 Wat 33d Stewt. KwrXnk >rijoining Ihf* W—si I-ilf of lut <>»«• wrrtiv turntqumt most of yesterday considering the States. Evefy one of their speakers fol • Austin, Tex.. March 27.—The repub­ «-t« tbe X« h En-i >u«J teflkuiMiiy against it. There will be no necessity Curtis bill to abolish the death penalty lowed this line laid down by Mr. Mc­ t> •crihed n- romr« i .*inx ..n «hr .. Wr»t lican state convention yesterday had MtHJTUAGK «Af.Kf-arttero**.tM •*« blrelc t»o. U>wre North in all cases where it is prescribed in the Creary. They made the debate an ex­ for the republicans to go back of March a dispute over delegates and two seta Default. UrvIng been in.wte !•» r ■ML dosrw* E-u»r r»(h>* Ems; ai>« v’r'i •ituirter federal statute (60 in number), save in cuse for attacking protection and drag­ 4. 1893, for campaign material They were chosen to the national convention Iter of aaid Secure rrrabtren. th* »»r* E tU fflt -cases of murder and rape. An amend­ ging in every political slander that has I have an abundance of it within the lim­ at St. Louis. w quarter line ura i-olat when- *-.■? •■unotii its of this comparatively short period, ILwoatL** Eakbni tasusdry of wi<’. W<~»| felt ment was agreed to, making treason'! been __ uttered _ .............................. against those republicans j r*«*kt lot* one >t»4 four would fn|r-'e*( «Ud MichlKM In the I! punishable by death. The BUI intrn- > “^‘"Jamlidau-" for president. and nothing more will be required to re-Mit on “Aid qiihtrier nor. iheuet* s«ttb 43h Georgetown, Tex.. March 2H.—Matt t >•»»> OTWhlx-d uih! . P^.Rh the tuodnysof the d'ebnte thia give them the victory. The country is ' Mootry, n negro, was hanged here yes­ Ml*bl;: u> and h scIhk 't for the election of senators by a direct 1ms been their jkilicy. and it disgusted thoroughly satisfied, by practical and ; terday in the presence of 4,000 people f<jr bejrinnihE. costly experience, that the democratic | Aote of the people, was reported favor­ many republicans, and some demo­ party is not comjx*tent to inansge the । the murder at Andrew Pickrell, a fann­ FkxpW. Wamu j:. ably. * . Ctavult Court ComaHsslon^r la and r.»r try er, Inst May. crats, who were at first. op|x)sed to any business of t he govern merit. They see A.n 1 Washington. March 25.—Bills were recogniion of Bayard by the house. * Co. Mich. >xoxx<* E. KrxreioW. that a monstro.us mistake was made passed in the house yesterday to re­ Soik u er £jt CowpUdnarC. Leprosy lo loeftuid. • It was on the motion of republicans,! thuci-mnd one Unurtt-*: habilitate ex-confederate army oflK’ers; when it was restored to power, and the There are lepers in Iceland—about to abolish the death penalty in certain Draper, of Massachusetts, and Willis, of ( mistake will not be repeated. There 2C0 in all. Now an enthusiastic-priest PROBATE (JKDKK. military cases, and to make the sale ot Delaware, that the resolutions were1 are no conceivable circumstances under of Mlehl<an. Const v «»( Barrvlias determined to follow heroic Father U ttutrd to now* r t tw nt Spirrtuqus liquors under a false brand voted on separately, so as to give every i which they would consent to give it an­ Damien ’ s example — to dbvote himself punishable by fine and imprisonment. member an opportunity to vote cither • other trial. It is in worse odorto-dav h* ihe'Cftv HAstfas*. r* Mid <’• iru wholly to the care of the unfortunates. •The naval appropriation bill ($31,611.­ for or against mentioning Bayard by thxui it ever was before. Public senti­ nwtew. the 2Mb «tev *»l Man h name, and still have an opportunity to ment is against it in an indignant and Already he has raised 10,000 francs and 034) was reported. is promised enough more to suture Washington, March 2G.—The house vote for the simpler resolution laying uncompromising way. and it has itaelf sell nt PuNlc AucUo WMb-i took up the naval appropriation bill down a policy thatdiplomatlc represen­ entirely to blame for the fact that noth­ the early erection of o> votnfortnhlr the Morth front u.kw I hospital. • <tit% uf Hnuinif- fihrt jesterday, and when the adjournment tatives should not discuss domestic ing can save it from these rtof a calami­ «nmaking HtuMIi: c ttiepeiltlub -5*4 th ’ ’ Circuit C«nir* b>«llumi -^aB reached all tbe paragraphs hail politics while abroad. ty in which everything is lost that I been jxissed save those relating to the The last speech on the resolutions i makes the life of u political party worth I >lrWamount dor on-ahi tuort**aa> .. increase of the navy. The committee ' was by a democrat, who favored them. ■ living.—St. LouisGlolx'-Democrat. ii-. dis• ♦rut. IntenM. an«l alt tend .jau*. Hh O’a labor ordered a favorable report This was Bailey, of Texas, one of the on aitonm’* te- ot Thtm-ft»- Italian onv «S-»ra»d Fwa»» h-*- ratu »n>M.HE MAY BE THE MAN. on the bill of Mr.'Erdman, of Pennsyl- most partisan of democrats, but he took ' mA ID tr*::y o'. vi.nia, providing for the settlement of issue with his party on this question,1 Cleveland’* Silence la Hejjlnninjc to Look Um • labor troubles by arbitration. Arbi- and made an eloquent speech in favor Suepicloaa. trution is not made compulsory, but the of the resolutions, saying that an Amer­ President Cleveland has not yet writ­ •tx hunting tjr -decision of the arbitration boards is ican who ‘would slander the w hole peo­ ten his letter of declination. He has. made binding. The measure is favored ple whom he represented, os did Bayard however, given out the statement that » liter* I**, win’.I • AHI brCT7.F1*'JpetiWute by labor organizations. in his Boston speech, was not fit to rep­ in his opinion the democratic party wn both mother and child nod leaves her tn condi­ whm pcvtalnlo «bi|toitil.*s-r*,h'H -** tion more favorable to speedy recovery, In the house a bill wos favorably re­ resent t his government anywhere . ■lr*l It- **«W Jte win this year on a “sound money” plat- ••blrongcr after than before co«flQcmenl,• buttatari uoo» * iM -at *iual* »l*> is- luflln* ’ I*’'-'*’ cv *4 jwl.i ?- ’tilo*. 6 Uu-N-.y-. >. •*»£ ported extending the benefits of the pen­ Three republicans—Cooke, of Illi­ farm. Mr. Cleveland's declaration to says a prominent midwife Is the fest remedy enrine, tauterM ’ ,atrtn ; .wm.t^•>-, , o i»rys I ‘ T •!»»< rtcrio in i*yiyte sion laws to all the militia engaged in nois; • Draper, of Massachusetts, and banartn.brilta ; siD't in^lm.t-ry I ev^v rmture I ,rt ,u «’* ”»*’•»-U* >*Xk*a. -1 v tbe effect that the democratic party the civil war who served 90 days under Willis, of Delaware—voted against the. and kludconiv cte«t'.?bu* tn' id tai-tdi t i printed and cirr. h »-d i«-MSidCwo'y • ‘£9’ must take an unequivocal stand on this . HastimjsCrrr R.xic. • •••''••*<»* •”•<*• Jht-r M«crv*--'-_ *•'“:*• the direct.authority of the war depart­ resolutions censuring Bayard by name, Kuijjcct, tint “no straddle, no compmT. CotXihoVK. Muri caret* 1 prtviom IO Mild rt»y «»< ItcurlnK Known and worth the price forthat alone. i Pwtup ment or United States officers. Ad' ' Attonu-V or Ji.vtutojtee, l.'W'CHA«M» W.AKM.<tR< ’ S«. and five democrats—Bailey and Cdck- mise vyill do,” is significant, taken in Endorsed and rcoommeaded by midwives and fisted Marrb ?<. i*sc. | (a true copy 1 Jadyr of Probiy*. journed to Monday. relL of Texas; Cummings, of New connection with recent dev* lopmtmta. all ladles who hare used it. Beware of aubatituies and imitations. York; Sorg, of Ohio, and Latimer, of One can hardly avoid the conclusion Killed by Lightning. South Carolina—voted for that resolu­ that Mr. Cleveland is looking toward Spring Valley, Minn., March 30.— tion. The vote stood 180 yeaa to 71 another nomination for himself, or rlw? Lightning destroyed the house of Ja­ nays. On the second resolution all the that he is preparing the way for the Sjn, to Eftoto. orM to totolpl ojprto., cob Reihl, a farmer at this place, killing republicans voted for the resolution, nomination of one of the members of **•“?" b*U'. "TO MOTHtas" his wife and two sons and the 'hired and several more democrats joined the his cabinet, whom he has coached on mailed trie, eon taints* volunMuy teatimonlals. man. . majority so that the vote stood yeas this subject of money. It is safe to es­ BKUTIELD HESUUTOB CO.. 1TLUTA, SL o< the Wert and Ha. the Urtert Circulation. 191 to 69 nays. timate that two-thirds of the demo­ If Ambassador Bayard is humiliated crats in the west, including states like Cur* for Beadacl e. PHORATE ORDKlt. DAILY (wtthMt S—Ity)............................... $4.00 per year \s a remedy for all forms of headache by this being made a partisan question Iowa, are infected more or less with Electric Bitters has proved to lie the very in the house, he can thank his party as­ the free silver mania. If the president's State of Mlchlouu County nt Barry—im. DAILY (wttli S—lay)........................................$6.00 per y«r At a kumnIqu „i uin Pndittte (faint for tte beat. It effects a permanent cure and the sociates for it They dragged partisan­ declaration does not include himself h0,*rt' kl lhe Probate uniat dren<W habitual sick headaches ship into the debate at the beginning as the nominee of his party, it at least yield to Its influence; We urge all wl o and kept it there to the end. Few of excludes a large number of men, who, tey, .he flr-t d.v) u! April la the year uae are afflicted t<» procure a buttle, and she them spoke to the resolutions at all, but if they be not aspirants, have been 'housaud Dtabt buudred and nfeoiy-vlx. nt' W. Artnstrootf. Judre of this remedy a fair trial. In cases of hab­ made political harangues attacking the talked of in connection with the presi­ p£^Y rrnuate it hh I const:pat'.uo Electric Bitters cures iiy republican policy of protection and the ALL THB NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT LITERATURb. U1*’ n’af1**r o< «b estate uf Jtmo dential nomination. Among those ex­ ' - Ch »*e. >itw«MVM<i. siring the neudetl tone to the bowels, and Oa reading aud illthe petlthn. duh vert few cases luug resist the use of this medi­ republican leaders. It was their fl net cluded men is, of course, Horace Boies. *ft!t WUllams. AmnlulMraiar of cine. Try It mire. Large bottles only great opportunity to show their feelings It means, also, that the eastern end of titty cents at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug over the overwhelming defeat of their the democracy is determined on taking lowed * G * U ** J court ,n *>' ba beard aud alAs a Family Paper Is Not Excelled by Anyparty in 1892, and again in 1894, and they the management of the party in its Tbrreunon It K ordrred. that Aatur^ay. th> made the most of it. But in doing this hands. This will be all the more- rea­ ^o t h» mwAlx of tsantot to wan autor of the manly. dV2LAtw1U A-D. ism. u teuTvefoek they mace mare certain the censure of son for the republican party looking ta the foretMMMj t>e asMened (or tbe (tearing o TOUmi®*BTMXXTtotlto wbtotorttoklot 1U LITER. •fild petition an4 that the heli* at taw of *a!d Ambassador Bayard by the American to the west for its candidate, provided, derewnd and x)l other ner>oa« W.terreted |n congress, and they also provoked the always, that he is sound on the ques­ 8id estate. KJV reunirrd to Mp|Miar al a res-doi. FAur* ranus ana ooniams id® aow» -eald court, then to lie he'den at the Probate <•(. FOLTnCALLTITIBKEraBUCAM. and glvM Marsters the benefit^ republicans to placing in the record tion of money—as sound and as west­ SSJlr " ’Sot'’,K“Un|n- '"JiJ1 ’“‘■H'L «<'. to.MblMtdltoMtoOto to^UtopoUUtol tattoo II to u> cmr.ua many things that show Mr. Bayard in ern as Senator Allison, for instance.— wm’.r cause. 7. if *ny three t>e. whs Wb— to. to*a Child, to. odartar a«™ U.e prayer of me petllloo^r *<n te tod to la toooM with lhe Dtovl. oTUto Wtot la both peHUto sad an unenviable light tM to his record in Iowa State Register. It. ’■ farther wtarreL Thursday, Apr. a. :8g6- Ladies Th© ‘ fresco ,S PFNNYROYAL pfillg ■ j i' | I I Q “MOTHERS’ EDIEUnH FOR RISING BREAST Makes Child-Birtb Easy. The Inter Ocean TheWcekly Inter Ocean— $1^00 The Weekly Inter Ocean cr it is settled at last. A cabinet offi­ cer has disclosed the fact that PresiE2T'*Sbould tbe democratic party split :i dent oent Cleveland vievexana wui reuummawill accept a renominaat Chicago, the party will die,” says ex- tiou if he is urged enough. From now Got. James E. Campbell, of Otiio. Worse * on it can be expected the democratic things have happened to tbe nation campaign will be an urgent one.—Chi­ than the dc*ath of a party that is walk­ cago Tribune. ing around to make, trouble and save rrif Mr. CariiJe should be funeral Traveler. ambassador.—Chicago Inter Ocean. Children Cry for Children Cry for Tribune. i« now an oat and out THE INTER OCEAN. Chicago. WHAT BRING-o RELEASE FROM DIRT AND GREASE? WHY. DON’T YOU KNOW? LIO �we* «ot luiarmcc; out sue wjUiU MOKTGl MORTGAGE SALE. help thinking that the mere posacmiion about him; one would think you'd care D-faoK bavtag tewn *• •< Defnnlt Iiuv-Hfc bw. nuuta Iu th* r*o 'rtitten* of the revolver promised little for his a little bit about what became of him." nt a certate tuurrgAg* «n ' o ’ » tnortiteKt: rtated Uw i»liouy <rf Srtrfmiter. Ludlow put his arm around her and safety. _ iM, riteOe by Cbarte< Huk^r Mi’d hit wife Mary (irrgory and wile Anu G •Ann Baker trf lbeTtreru»hlp <rf Assyria, Barn Wikx,x dated N«e tt. a. D. Th® following morning she mounted lifted her face so that he could look into County. MlrblKBU. w mH* 8. Ai»tt». J-hn I. Pluto and rode straight to Mrs. Lud-’ her eyes. "Perhaps H’m .not so indif­ People often wonder why their nerves ara Seonyl-r, WiUtam H. Mloeum and Jobw P. as as ExrcutnrB u) Lbr relate ul Botert F. low’s, in the hope of finding that her un­ ferent. after alL’’ be said. "Tell me I so weak; why they get tired ao easily; |K:U(( Austin, d.-evaded, uf Klbgs Coumr. Stair of Liter 34 of MortKKXes. on r»<e «> which hKwtgxjre then- t»ctaimed to be due at ttettate defined premonition of trouble was what you wl»h me to do, and HI go do why they'start at every alight but of this nottaf.iM sum olThrre hundred wvw tygroundless; but there bad beenlo word it, if I -have to let the furnace freeze sudden sound; why they do not sleep itlur dolbni ui«l rixtr-HkUlt e«ih. sad as «tw'hile the men turn out to bunt for from the missing guest, and the small torur’- ’» far of TwruLy five dollars provided for naturally; why they have frequent on which mortgage there iscl.un>ed to te <1nr M Iu Mid mortgA«e. ana no salt w proceedirxA M matchmaker made an unsuccessful at- him.” headaches, indigestion and nervous ite date of this outipe lite sum of Twenty-nine tsw having fees Inothctrd to recover IbrmqM’p "That is what ought to be done—to­ Hundred and fitty-oue Dollars aud flfry-flvr secured by Mid lonrtgNii*-. or taiy purl I tit reel: temt to conceal her resentment toward cents [trtfil Ml aDdan attorueVs fee of tnlrtyNow. Therefor**, by virtue of the power U the girl who had so ruthlessly demol­ morrow. anyway. Hester’s gone to ask five a<rtlxr» provided far Iu said mortgage and ►hie coRtsiDodln Bidd in>»rtjpuce. sod the rtate® ished her beautiful air castles of domes­ her father .to ride along the mountain nosu'i or proceedings at lav having Iwn It: In »uch case mad* and proridrd. notice h here­ The explanation is simple. It b found in slltuted lo recovrr the mooumv secured by said in Ri.en that on rfnumtay the teco»d day of to see if anyone Ltrt heard of him, and tic felicity. May A. D 1M6. attrii u'niora In the forenoon.. that impure blood which is contin­ mortgage or any part thereof: Henry will go to Dunbar. If they can’t Notice 1st her. futt-tureby given that on Sat- I»bali m*II at Fubbc AwrtlOD, to the hlrbewt "Where do you suppose he can be?" ually feeding the nerves upon refuse urdAV tbr 23rd day of May A. I». 1M*. at ten bidder, al the North from door erf the Covrt find out anything, I think yon ought to asked Hester, when the conversation R Lippincott Co. | o ’ clock in the ton noon, there will te rold, at Rouse, in the City'rf Haitttsp. ithat Ming the |Cftpvr;cfii instead of the elements of strength and tbe North from door ot the Court House, tn the nlaoe when-1 hr Circuit CourUar BArry County bad been brought around by carefully- get up a scorch party. Now. Tom. vigor. In such condition opiate and City of Hastings, rountj of Barry ai.d Suite of 19 hotden), the preraliN-s drverited tn M'“ there’s one thing more. Tell me why sending word.” guarded approaches to the object which t»ortick«e. <>r *o Match thereof m may be neesomething nerve compounds simply deaden and Michigan, [said Court House telng rhe building tssnrym you thought Hugh wouldn ’ t have any ­ pay tbe>n»ountdne on snid martesfte. which the Cinuit Court for lhe County of do not cure. Hood’s Sarsaparilla feeds In the coffee had prompted her early ride down tbe thing to do with the feud if he knew ited Barry Is held], nt public auction, to tlishig&e-t whh tevrn per ew»if. InterrM .and al) kcal ccrta. mountain. the nerves pare, rich, red blood; gives bell for Aunt bidder, the premises descrlted In Balo mort­ tog»■ liar with an aUarue? *s Im of .Twenty-five d about it?” natural sleep, perfect digestion, is the gage, or s»> much thereof an ru .y be necesaary dollars eovrnaMted. tor therein, tbe p«ttaiae4 ‘•I’m cure I don’t know* replied Mrs. true remedy for all nervous troubles. to Mtlsfy the amount due on said m >rtt»ge., being described in said nirxrgngn •« all thoee Ludlow saw he was upon the brink, MHbnveteC forth wltti tbe Interest ihmoon. certain Juts piwr- and parrrm ot land situate tn • <•>. ! don't know about that," re­ Ludlow, trying to look properly Revex®. nnd braced himself for the plunge, but and the coats chargui and expen-rs allowed by tbe City of fliiHJhqni in the (Xa*i.I,v of Bwry and "Perhaps he ’ s lost on the moun tain ; plied he • husband carelessly, taking his law and provided lor In raid mortgage, state <j! Jl.thifc'rtii, and know , and doeribed as he evasively asked: "When did I say said premwes being situalsd Id the County of follows: place opposite. "A man’s liable to do I’m sure I’m glad we didn’t turn him anything like that?" • Fraction City Ws number thrte »'3), and four Harry and St Rte ot Michigan nnd described aa nnvthiug when bo’s a badly hipped as out to—to pret lost.” all tnoae certain' pieces aud parcel* of land (4> tn Block No. fiv<* «5) Iu the Eastern addition “Why, you remember—the first time Hester looked mystified nnd hurt. described as follows, to wit: The East half to tbe rillAfr. non; City of Bastings,•Execpt that • we were talking about him and Hester; [K. H] of the South West quarter IS. W. J*1 of portion hcrt-uifore conveyed to Chicago. Kaia-•Ticase, Turn, tell me all about, it. “Why, Helen, do you mean that we you sn'.d he’d have to be very much aecttan fifteen f 15] containing Eighty [80] acres mazoo and Saginaw Rail Road Company, and of Innrt, idno the South West quarter jS. W. Ml toulaiulDg in each lot tour by eight rods erf won’t you? I .can’t get a word out of ought to have tried harder to keep changed from the man you used to ot the South West qaxrter [8. W. Ml of Section land, according to the recorded plat of said City him? ” Bester, aud Hugh goes about looking fifteen [15] except two [2; acres out of the ot Haatiugs. know if he consented to assume any Is tlie One True Blood Purifier, fl per bottle. \ “I think you wouldn’t have hud to try ' rnAJU-KS Wilcox. weatencDer Uterevl. All iu Township LI;.- a ti.an v.l»o hail lost all his friends Prepared only by C-1. Hood & Co,, Lowell, Maas. Boutii such responsibilities.” Mortgagee. number One North. Range number Seven West. very hard, if you’d cared anything at ail in a single night." Philip T. colcbovk. BarrvCounty, Michigan, and containing tn. all “ Did I say that?" about him." ui rassi cnre L,Ter 81, ’ 5 ew Attorney for Mortgagee. One Hundred and Eighteen (tlfil acres uf lnnd, •*i dotrt kn<H\atiyth!i)g to tell, except rlOOd S PiilS take, easy tooperate. 25c. “ Of course you did: and I want to according to the Lulled Mates survey thereof. Hester blushed painfully and hesi­ v.is evident, enough to a man up Dated, HaailngR, Mich,. February 19.1’96. know what it meant, and all about It" ANNA 8. AUBtIN. moderately ta.ll trqe. Hugh haa tated. “Il would be foolish to seem not "Why, I didn't mean anything in par­ John L. Schuymcr. MORTGAGE SALE. to understand you. Helen, but — but it as pronounoed u case as I ever William 11. Slocum, ticular, except that Hugh was always a Default having been made tn the payment o John P. Douclam. ;;w develop in so short a time, and it’ll Isn’tato1' as you think; indeed, it isn’t." peaceable fellow—a man who avoids a certain bond and mortgage dated the Anu day Executors of Ute Estate of Koberl F. Austin, of November A. D. iwo made And executed by And her voice quavered a little at the ■ go Ward with him if he doesn’t win. If i , deceased, Mortgagees. rows as a cat picks h>r way around a Jesse Austin, unmarried of Assvrta. Barry Hester should refuse 1dm. 1 shouldn’t en“* Alonzo E. K_rnabton, Co untv. Michigan, mortgagor io Eugene Harpool of water.” Attorney fnr Mortgagees. beck of the City of Battle Creek Michigan, It was Mrs. Ludlow’s turn to be aston­ be surprised to have him leave us^ “There’s more than that ,to it. Tom, mortgagee and recorded In tbe office of the without a word; it^vould be verj’ much ished, and ahe gave a little gasp of sur­ (dear. and you might just ns well tell me RiMikter of Deeds of Barry County Michigan in MORTGAGE BALE. Liber 19 of mortgages on page 14 on tbe i»lh like him.” SoinucfrRpod-uatiired Tom prise. “Do you mean that you didn’t nrat as last. Hasn't he been talking to of November A.D. I WO ..i 4 o’clock p m. Default having been made/ln tbe renditions day Ludlow ventured on the chance that send him nway last night, after all?" and assigned b> said Eugene Bar teck to you about this—this idiosyncrasy of of a certain mortgage made by Robert A. Kelley me duly Electa C. Holton of said City of Battle Hester ’ s embarrassment was pitiful, Ringbraud hod carried out his threat. nnd wile Jaue A. to Alexander Foster dated Creek hint" . aud the ussignmeDl thereof recorded in February 14, A. D. 1W. and Recorded in the the office •but she made a brave effort at frank­ ’’Why should Bester refuse him?" the Register of Deeds of said Barry Ludlow dtppped into bis ckair with a afitee of the Resister of Deeds, for the County County ouotthe 2tth day of July. A. D. 1M3 in “Bless my soul! how should I know? ness. “Not in the way that you menn; groan. “I knew just how it would be." of harry and Mate of Michigan, ou the Htn Liber 23 of mortgages ou page 1®. by which du) of February A. D. 1R87 in Liber 30 of Mort 1 — I couldn ’ t, very well, when he didn ’ t I’m nor in the young woman’s confi­ fault the power of sale contained Id said he said; and then he told herwha£he gag eb, on page 184 ou which mortfcHge there is d. mortgage has become operative, and upon ' dence; and. besides. I don’t know that give me the chance.” claimed to te due at the date of this -notice tho could remember of the conversation in which said bond and mortgage there Is claimed There were tears in her eyes, and Mrs. which Kingbrnud tad confessed his in­ looseni and separates the dirt, making I sum of Seventy-five dollars and twenty five u> te due for principal and Interest to date, the she has." cents, and an attorney’s fee of Fifteen dollars Ludlow crossed over to the sofa and put ability to face danger and the bearing 4ng easy, but does ngt injord the fabric. | provided for In Baid mortgage, and -do suit or sum ol three hundred and sixty dollars and twenty one cents, and no suit or proceedings at . proceedings at law having bten Instiluted to her arms around her. “Tell me about this would have upon his relations with or in equity having been instituted to re­ recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, law cover tbe debt secured ny said mortgage- or anv it, dear.’’ she said, stroking tlie bowed or any part thereof; Hester and her family. “He said he part thereof dow therefore, notice x* hereby 1-BOBATK UBUBH. Now, Therefore, by virtue of the power of head tenderly. that by virtue ot the power of sale conwas going to try to fight it out with sale coot lined Id said mortgage, and the statute even State of Mwnlgan. County* of Biery. ns. Ined in said mortgage, nnd of the Statute of “There isn’t anything to tell," sobbed himself, and that if he failed we needn’t hi such case made and provided, notice isbereAt a se<siau irf tlie Probate Court. fo< the Slate of Mlchlgnnin such cases made and the girl; “he's just been good nnd kind be surprised if he turned up missing, tbe countv of Barry. boklen at the ! bv givru that on Saturday tbe Twenty fifth day provided, on Saturdnv rhe -Ixtecnth day of May Probate office. Id the City ot: Hastings, hi of April A. D. 1896. at ten o'clock in the fore­ A. D. 1W6. nt W o’clock in the forenoon al Ute . nnd gentle—us he is to ev—everybody; because he wouldn’t have the face to said County, ou Tuesday tea nth day of noon, 1 shall sell at Public Auction, to the North front door of tbe Court House tn the City, and Inst night he told me good-by as if say good -by. A ow you know the whole March, in tlie year one thousafd eight hun­ highest bidder, at lhe North Front door of the of Hustings, Barry Conmy. Michigan (that Mk Court House in the City of Hastings (that being Ing lhe place of bolding the Circuit Court In®dred and ninety six. ' I’d been the in—merest acquaintance-" of it, and why I haven’t been borrowing Pr-seuU Charles W. Armstrong, Judg« |»t the place where the Clreutt Court for B*rry said County of Barry) the undersigned will sei County is holden), the premises described In at public auction. ie lhe highest Didder, the*. - ■ “Told you good-by? Did he say he any trouble abouft his diRappcat&nee. Probate. In the matter of the estate oflJowana Van said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be lands ar.d pn-mlses described In said mortgage,. i was going away?" necessary to pay tbe amount due on said mort­ or so much thereof as shall te necessary to «•> I concluded at once that he’d made a Deluster, deceased. i On reading and tiling tlie petigou duly veri- gage. with eight per cent. Interest, and all isfj the said amouutdue and interest at «*ven . “No: father nnd Henry came up just miss-go of hjs fight, and had decided flao. ot William Van Deluster. w»n of sxld de Itgaicosts.together with an attorney’s fee of rosts and expei’*» of «*!<•- «r-d »» then, nnd he didn’t get a chance to say • that discretion was the better part of ct-axAii praying that administration uf said «s- Fifteen DolUss covenanted for therein, the pere**rr. atb-mev fee of fifteen dmlars allowed by law premises being deacrlted in said mortgage as Cate be granted to Sylvester France or to some ahything else." provided for in Md.1 mortgage: said land I valor.” al: that certain piece or parcel of laud situate and other suitable person. aud premises b»lna dr-ertted in said morljrage . “I think he mvuat to, Hester, dear." Mrs. Ludlow pursed up her lips and Thereupon it is ordered, that rednewlay the in t l»e City of Hantlngs. tn the County ot Barry ns-the fmctlotel half of Hie Easi imH of j ’clock in tuui amteof Michigan, anil known and descrlb the North We^t -------“I—I almost know he did; he said he walked airily around to her place at the 15th day ot April a. D., iks« at •n ...o quarter of M*rtien Thirty Three ; . __ of ... ed »« as fnllnmfollows; . the inrenuon. Lx* axslgned for [he healing (33) in Township Number One <l) North of.wanted to tel! me something about him­ dinner-table. “Tom." she said, smiling said petition and that the heir* i* law of w «- ! Comtneuciug at quarter post on the North Range Number revtin c7» Wert being in fhn- ' side (rf Section 17 In Town 3 N. 8 W. Thence deceased and all other prniond Interested self ; and then he said it whs of no couse­ serenely across the table at him, “I’m Township of Assyria. Larry County Michigan. 1 said to• ,.np|«4ar nt aM®S> nessl * South Sixteen Chains and forty-seven links. Dated Fcbruan l«N »«» Mra estate, are required — rr—-----„ ! quenw." South 79',i d-gn-re. East Eleven chains positively ashamed of you. Do you sup- ot wJd court, iheu to In* holdi-n At the Protu te *' ihritre 1 Eltxta C. Ilov.or- ’ 8 ..1..11 ■. V. ... M .’.I1.. «■ Mrs. Ludlow thought hard for a mo­■ pose for a moment that Hugh would «..a,h.m«».,u■Mywyr.i*;'wwf bT5}2£13‘v by tnc prayer fiI UAI'lp ment and then nsketl: “Wasn’t there‘ have stayed hen* all this time making of tte.1- petitioner inav nnt be prai inted. ----- ----A nd it Ttumee aloi« lhe Center ot tbe highway ■noniry I.»r A*iijp 79H degree* East, Three (halos i the least little bit of a quarrel about: love to Hester when he knew all along Is further ordered. Hint »a!d petklmwr give co South Battle fret k Nfct tin- to Hie pe-sor.s interested 1r* nu«I e*tntej of uf thirty three and *■» links, thence South . something, dear?" • that he wasn't tro'ug lo have the eour- •the jtendeDcy of said petition abd tbe beannir or, a ilhu naralJei with tlie quarter line to the thence Westerly alone said liesu-r sat up nnd shook her head1 age to stand up for her when he got thereof by causing a copy of HDs order to be ThornapDleliver, MORTGAGE SALE. in the Hastings BANnkr. »ne|* nver t<j a point so that a line running North Ludlow looked nnszle a. “X hardly thouabt vehemently. “Indeed, there wasn’t—■ pusterous things, and I don’t know published Detan't linvlbg beep m-wi.* tn the conditions paper printed and clrculalod In mid County parallel with the East line would Intersect the place of beginning, thence North from said of a «-r’^;n mnngsce mr.de by Marp'ett Aif Hurry, once in each week for Hiresum-ss^ve hot the smnlleSt word. We hod been1 which is the n ord ridiculous-his ab-’ point to the'pli.ce of tH-gtiinlnr. said Hue helng Stcrens. F «>m»cr K.repatilc?it g. orrtn E. Bar­ w» <-ks previous to sold day of hsarinr. i.i:<llr.<v hurried through his break- talking about the feud, nnd from that' suridity in five chains and fifty links long on the West ker. Mary E. Ilario-r I Bianchi* tL Barker. Agnesh.g you. or yours in bcCr.AS. W. AMMSTK4.NO, side. contalDtng two acres more or leys. Ex­ Barker. Martin V. Barker, Harriett I. Barker i* sni-ropy. ' Jmlw-<»f Proh i’e fa. ’. and breathed freely again when he we drifud. into an argument about1 lieving him." cept one .»cre iMild off and from the West side.be- to Emily D. Bostwick, of Itbnca. New York v. vll but of enr-shot of hia home. ; courage; 1 rgmember we didn’t quite; ing on the W S Of N. E. M of Sect 17. 3 N. 8 W. dated December 17 A. D. lew. and record­ Ludlow fell back in h’.a chair in an CHANCERY SALE ALEXANDKR FO&TKR. ed Id tbe office of thd Register of Deeds, for tbe "I’m n* lucky mar.!" he chuckled; “five ! agree, but there wasn’t anything like u1 attitude of helpless despair. “Helen. MortKaaee. CouDty of Barry and!State of Michigan, on the In pursuant**- nnrf bv virtue <rf an .nr«t«r and htuics more, and she’d have had flic • quhrrej." Fhilu-T Colhrovk. I9ib day o! Decembek A. D. 1889, iu Liber 33 of my dear, you’d infikv an angel weep: decree of the Circuit Court fog tb«- Couniv ot in Attorney ior AlortKugee Mortgages, on page TJ, on which mortgage there Bxrry- In Chancery.in the. Stat- o’ Michigan .hole story out of me. and I really Mrs. Ludlow’s mind reverted instant­• you would, indeed! What have I to d«» mado sr. ( D^ted, January 22. lesc. anil dated on tb«-laith,. day of Novemser. Is claimed to be due At the date of this notice tn’t tell her that—not yet awhile; i ly to what h<*r husband hhii said about n-95 in a certain cause therein rending, wh-tein the sum of E'ght hundred nine Dollars and SixGeorge F. Krtiasto** I( ’ omplabienl aud Martin tv cents, and an at.brnej's fee of Twenty-five ORDER OF FU BLICAT10N it ’d be cruelty to animals. I’d like to • the feud being a possible obstacle to Dollars provided for'.in said mortgage, and no V.-Barker and-flat riet Idtn IhuLerare Deftindknow if that addle-pated rascal has RiagbrancTs love-making, and before J State of Michigan, • suit or proceedings fit law baring been insti­ ai-t*. Fifth Judlcisl Circuit.Iu Chancery, i Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at nubile • tuted to recover tbe: moneys secured by saMt r.?tunity taken French leave. I must ' replying to Hester she made n mental nvctinn to the hU-Jiest l>lddrr. at the N’orih Esther A. Barnes 1 ’ mortgage, or any part thereof; e try and find out from the colonel if he , note pointing to further inquiries. from door <rf the Court House In thr City of Now. Th erehire, by virtue of the power of ComplsinanL Hastings nnd .County of Barrty snd B'.ateof sale contained Id said mortgage, ar-a the stat­ vs . K coniff down to-day.” “Then, if you haven’t quarreled, it’s all M'clilitat'. >A>d Churl House teif e lt.e placd for Theodore A- Barnes, i ute in such case made and provided, notice la * The colonel did dome down, but Lud­ right, dear," she said, soothingly; “he'll Iwlidr-g the C-rcuit i ourt for said CountyJ on IM-Iendant. J . . hereby given, that oi Saturday- th«- 23rd day ot SmioiinV the 4th- (tavot Anri! A-*D. itf*c 10 Sult pandlDK inthe ClrctiU Court lor the Mav a D. isw.at ido’clock m the forenoon. I low learned nothing more than that ■ come Lack; and I happen to know that o'clock in tin* loreoonn. a'L or so much there of C-Hiutv of Birry In Ciianeerv. at Hastings. sball sell at Public AhictloD, to tbe highest bid­ Riri^brand had left "The Laurels" quite ! he do^kn’t regard you as a mere acinav be neerssnry lorxi*e the amount due to Mich rw. on the -£»h day of F<-b’y, A.-D.. 18HJ. der nt the North front door of the Court House said CuinvlHlnaut l<»r iir[nrtiifi'. interest aud Id tblscause n appearing from affidavit, on to lhe City of Hastlhga, (that being Che place f-r.rly in the' evening, that he had in- i quaintance-rnot by a great-deal. But C.rd4 ill tub eause. uf the following dt-veri^' file, that tbe defendant.Theodore A. Baroes Is where the Circuit Gouri for Harry County la .Med upon walking, and that he had what in the world do you suppose has imrce- of land to wit. Comnn-ucing four rods uot a resident of this Ktate. and that bis resi­ holileu). tbe preinisea described in said monFast (Vid thirty thre«-rn<ls and tko leel Boutt 1 OU dence cannot be ureertatoed, on motion of nge, or so much tbdreof as may be necessary taken the north road instead of turning become of him?" a i-onili'UOUsHue of J» ffersuii Street fromI tilH .— Philip T. Cuteiove. complainant’s solicitor, it Is to pay the amount dee on said mortgage, with toward Trcgartheu. Ludlow guarded ' "I can’t imagine, only I’m just i Son:b Eu't corner of lot oi.tt. blrek- flvf of ordered that tbe said defendant. Theodore A. 8 t»er cent. Interest, £nd all legal costa, toceiher Chamber Inins Addition totter City of Hast! new. Baror*«. cane-* his appearanee to be entered with an at turner's fee of Twenty five Dollars . inquiries carefully, but the colonel’s weighed down by a dreadful fear that j tbri.ee South twenty two rods. East twenty, line U-,, .... within ------------------------bereii-. five months irom the date of cuveuanted.for therein, tbe premises being de­ something awful ha? happened. 1 , hoi-pitalsty took the alarm at once. .. -----------“-ige as all that certain lot rod-. North twenty-twn r»rt*«. Wred twenty hlnr i thb « r irr.a* d In c>se c.t lib iln appearance that J scribed in said mort| . .to place ------ nf beginning. t...j ..... i *—drre• ‘^rc.iiKeiiH answer to th” CO •ompialnant's bill irf kplece and pareel of U id situate tn the Town of rods vonUiuii'Ufonr ■ "Do I understand that youh friend know it’s foolish, but I can’t help it." of luniL Also commencing foul ro<j*» En-rt of, euniplain <•<. 1 K» hr filed, and a <co.-y thereof to te | Maple Greve in Ite C untyof Barry and State "Have you said anything to your fa­ didtft come home Ins’night?" he naked.. ti.r South EiaI corner of Block 'four of Chain-1 reived On .-bld cvinplalriiiut it‘ ’s i-ohcit-r within .! __________ of Michigan,,and ____kud _ _-i’D and described as fol­ berihlns Addition tolheCit) ontasilUKstteixo iweutv davs after st-rvlceou him of a copy of said lows: Ludlow admitted it, and hastened to ther about it?" South alenc the Eiist Hue of ^rllen*o>i Street bill ami notice <rf this order: an<1 that in default Tne Ea«t half of tlie Routh East Quarter ot .:«ld tliat Hingbrand was sometimes "Not yet. but I’m going back right twelve rods. East twenty nlrie r-Nl«. North tbererf. said bill be taken m confessed by tbe Section Thirty-two (tt) Id Town Two W North twelve rods. WH to the plate of teElntiing, sak! non-resident defendant. Range Seven J) W«R containing Eighty Acres ■ rather erratic in his movements. now to oak him to go to Squire Cra­ being on tbe North West qui»ner.»ectinu twenty. And tt Is Further Ordered. That within of Land more or less. "I reckon it would be something a ven’s; his is the first house beyond ours, Town three. North Itai-ge Ejg't. ''ret' and twenty dsys lhe said Comnlalnant cauM a Emilt D. Bowtwicm. Mortgagee. teing In the CHvof Harting*. Barry Co. Mich ­ nntire-ul this order to he published In the H as little mo’ than erratic if he camped out you know. Then I’ll get Henry to ride igan. Dated Hastings. Mi- h. ftb 19. IKW ! TtMia Raxniiha newspaper printed, published Philip T. CoixirOvr. on the mountain all night; thah's no down to Dunbar to ask there.” Frks W. Walkrr and clrciilailng Im said county, and that such Attorney for Mortgagee. Circuit Court roinmH.loner .15 *rry Co. Mich pirtibratlon be continued therein at least once Dated February K.&SW. house thia side of Squire Craven’s, on’ “That’s sensible. If you’ll do that. in each w|prk.for rtx weeks in succession, er AU»z*» E.Kknakton. i I’ll stir Tom up when he comes to din­ thiit’s a good ten mile.” solkllor lor Comoialnnnt^ that she cause a copy of thin order to be perMQKIGAGE BALE. !»t>hRlly served on said non-resident defendant Perhaps he went on dow n the road ner, nnd if we can’t find out anything ar teast twenty days before the time above pre­ Default having been made in the conditions | PROBATE (JRD8B. t/» Dunbar.” suggested Ludlow; "he’s to-day, we’ll just make them get up a scribed fur his appearance. of a certain nvortgaae made by Susie A. Tyler to .State uf Michigan, County of H*rrv-s^ Ci.km ant Smith. Elida Shaw dated Noremter 18th A. D. 1801. i good for a long tramp if he felt like it. search party to-morrow.” At a session of tbe Pnrfiafir. Cmrt fdrlhr I’hh.ipT.Oousbovk. . Circuit Judge. and recorded In the office of tbe Register ot When Hester had ridden away on her lie’ll turn up all right." County of Barry, holden at thej Probate ; Cum pl al na nt’s Solicitor. ' Deeds, for'tbe County of Barry, and State ot . In the city of Hastings, in said county, ou । JAT kuruopy J. Michigan, on tbe 23rd day of November A. D. 'rhe’colonel looked thoughtful. “I errand, Mrs. Ludlow began to watch Saturday, tte sixth day of March >» tbe UK*, in Liter 35 of MorUcBfres. on page 19S, oa .• hope so; indeed, I do. He’s a mighty for the home coming of her husband, Ludicw fsU rear one thousand eight hundred and qineiy which mortitM* there Is claimed to be due at ORDER OF PUBLICATION. the date of this notice the sum of Five Hundred । fine young gentleman, and we-all think and that much-tired individual saw the ^Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Jndjte of j State ot Michigan, i. and Thirty Six Dolters an<1 thirty nh.e cents, . ! a heap of him up on the mountain.' He light of inquiry in her eyes before she with it ? Bow am I responsible for it? pTln,ttthe matter of thrf estate of Peter De- Tim cln-ult cjurt for the couuty of Barry- In » and an attorney’s fee of Twenty Five Dollars ■ Cham ery. provided for tn said mortgage, and no null or : ' told me yeste’day that he was going had said a word upon the subject of Who made me the godlather to this A. Hart proceed!• gs at law having ’been Instituted to i ' W<m’reSSlDgan<l BUnv th- jwtWw duly verified Mary Ringbrand’s disappearance'*, While chuckled-he#ded infant?" * back to New York befo’ long.” Cotnnlaluaut recover the moneys secured by aalfl mortgage, ■ i ♦ Ellen «. DeWolf. praying ttiat *uitninh»tra or any part thereof; Ludiow took this as a confession of Ludlow was quite surb that he.held the ••Please don’t be tragic. Tom ” she of lion of said e»tatr be gnu v»-»t so Angle J. De- Charles T. Hart Now. Tberefore.by virtue of the power of sate his funpicion, and answered, accord­ key to the mystery, he could not rid said, sweetly. ,"It doesn’t become you. Wnlf ur lo some other smtalile terson. Defendant , _ contained in stid mortgage, and the statute la Tueteupou it Is ordered.timi Hridsy Ihthird Al a >esiion of said Court, held at the Court such case made aud provided, notice 1s hereby • ingly: “Yes; he's quite anxious to get himself of a certain indefinite responsi­ You know you aided and abetted him in dav of Apnl. A. D. 1896, M ton n’cl0cic in Route iu the City of Hastings in saki County, on Bven that on Saturday tbe83rd day of May A. . • bility for his friend’s safety. During this foolish inotion. nnd then to think the formioon.teeosslniedforthfebearingofsald lhe 10th, day ot March A 0.1806. back to his work." . 1890. at io o’clock In the forenoon. 1 shall ’ Present. Hon. Clkmkrt Smith. and that the heirs at law of said deceassell at Public Auction, to tbe blgbret bidder, at ! Here the matter rested, and the three the preceding day he had found com­ that you’d sit down calmly in the be­ petition, Circuit Judre. the North f'out door of tbe Court Home In the -d. aud all other tiersous interested ln_ said • people who knew of Ringbrand’s dis­ fort in the belief that he would soon lief that he’d run away without saying Mtate. are required to In this cause It appearing from affidavit oo file, City of Hastings 'that being tbe place where- : that the deteodaut. Charles T. Hart is not <aid court, then to be holden at the Probate the Circuit Court for Harry County ti» hotaen), . appearance held widely different views get a telegram from the missing man, n word! It’s too perfectly absurd for jfflcc, In tbe city of Hastings, in said countv, resident ot this State, and that his residence tbn premises described In said mortgage, or » ■ as to its motive. Mrs. Ludlow, finding directing the disposition of his effects, and show cause, if any there bet why thc>rayot cannot be a*cert*lned after diligent-inquiry. much thereof as may be necessarv to pay tbe .. ' On motion of Lombard & Hughes Complainant ’ ! ?f the petitioner may not be granted. And amount due on said mortgage, with »evrn per • the peeked valise* in the guest’s room, nnd when the second morning did not telegraph everybody yi think of Solicitor it Is Is ordered that lhe appearance of cent. Uiterret. snd all legal costs, together with .’' it is further ordered, that hear any- ounce to the persons Interested In said evtate, said non-resident defendant Charles T. Hart be an attorney’- f- e of Twenty fire Dollars coven­ reluctantly gave place to the carefully- bring this he had quietly telegraphed nisinuateti suggestion of her husband to Dunbar and McNairville to ascertain thing by to-morrow morning you ought xfthe pendency of said petition, and the hear entered herein witbUi 5 months from the date anted for therein. the premises being described Ing thereof by eaurtng a copy of rhl* order to be of this order, and incase of h'a appearance that in said morigaxe aa all that certaln kM pteco that the young man had fled because if Ringbrana had taken the train at to take the men and search every foot of pnolished In the Hastings Rann mt a ueww he came bl-answer to th» bill ot complaint to and parorl of lar-d situate iu the Town-hip of naper printed and circulated Itt said County nf be filed, and a copy thereof U> be wrred on tbe Hoi»e In the County of Barrv and Btate of Mleb- , Hester hud refused him; Ludlow, some­ either of these places. The negative bnrrv once In each wrek fur three roewiw Complainant’s Solicitor within twenty days after Igau. and known and described as foltowa: two m es­ ■eeks previous to .aid day of bearing. M-rvfceon him of a copy of said Bin and mHlee what better informed, was quite sure answers came promptly, and on his way •c*— «->f the North Wrat , « of this order; and In clefte t thereof, said Bill quarter of Section t*ti CHARLBB W. A RMtlTWtJItJ. 5) Town two (J) r and Dunbar. that the unceremonious departure was home from the furnace Ludlow met the MgVH win be taken as confe*M?d by said niih-resideat North Range nine (9> (A true copy) Judge of Probate. Elida Bhaw, I it questioned the con­ defendant. A*>d it is further ordered, that due to Ringbrand’s failure to win in the down train for the purpose of asking within fifteen days the Compiainant cauae a battle with his weakness; while the the same question of the conductor. ductor on his way home. PROBATE ORDER­ notice of this order to be punlisbed In tbe FHIUP T. rOLC.BOVB, HaRTIXOB Bakxkr. a Dewspacer ptintea, colonel went home with a slightly-con­ The man remembered Ringbrand per­ Attorney for Mortgagee. •'Then ‘ you haven’t been quite as State of Michigan, County of Barre-M. At a session of th- Probate Court fnr the published and circulating in said County, and Dated February 17l>. IMS. fused idea of the unaccountability of fectly. and was quite sure that he had hard-hearted as I thought you were, County of Barry, hoidrn at tbe ITobute Office ip think of anyone else to teleauthors and story writers, whose not had him as a pasaenger since the Can’t you thii MORTGAGE BALE. agarics led them to refuse the hospi­ day when he had ridden to Tregarthen graph?" ally served ou »aM non-resMeiit Defendant at’ talities of a comfortable mansion for on a fare paid to Kingville- In riew of least twenty days before tbe time above* pre­ of i he sake of spending the night in wan­ these unsuccessful investigations, Lud­ •‘Have you suspected the Bynums h]bSt<the matter ot the estate of Orrin scribed for his appearance CLKBRVT SMITH. Circuit Judice dering about on the mountain. Impart­ low’s well-simulated indifference to having anything to do with it?" Examined, countersigned aad eutered b. me. llllnictb, prfl|ton dulT verV ing his convictions to Hester, together •his wife’s anxiety was worthy of all {To be Continued.) John G. Naqlrr, fled, of Andrew H- Adams, son ot said deeeaara be due. at tbe dale hereof. Two Resister. with the information that Ringbrand praise. praying that a certain Instrument now on file Ten DoltaM aud ninety Ive ca LOMBARD and Huouks. Fn said court Purx»ortlug to be the last will ami “Don’t you worry about Hugh, he had not returned to Tregarthen, he Conjplalnaut’B Solicitor. testament of said deeessed. be admitted to pro­ awakened an emotion in the heart of Mid: “he’ll turn up all ri<ht when be bate ana tbe executor therein n*med appointthat ingenuous young woman which rets good and ready. I suppose be ano ’Then-nixm tt U ortoW. ttal Frttoy. U>» NOTICE FOR BEAMING OF CLAIM1. Hester had some little tiff and he ’ s gone had slept quite peacefully through tbe lotb aw ol A|>rU A. D. 1». M >«> o'Soe* lo State of MtebtaM.CouMy <rf Bwry-s^ unobtrusive wooing of her lover; and uff to sulk.” "It isn ’ t anything of the kind, she her quick intuition, finding a better on in- SIU. day or March A. D. M. I “Hester’s been here this trajectory than the logic of the others, insisted. month, trooi thal dau’•ar, altowrt for cn w ent nearer the mark, filling her with morning, aud she told me all about it. S£2jJokciwo« HwUnie. >" follaws, to' They parted good friends, nnd she s vague apprehensions for Ringbrand's safety. She immediately recalled the «ur. Kmething dregful bu UppeM* Don’t you know any of his conversation of tbe previous evening, to him. remembering his abstraction and the friends in New York to whom you could Nervous Dyspepsia Hood’s Sarsaparilla jaXon SOAP. ’-1 abrupt leave-taking. Then she recol­ lected that Henry had been the last one who had seen him, and she quickly ob­ tained all the information that could be gleaned from that source. It contaiDsd telegraph?” "No; and if I did. they wouldn’t know. He hasn’t had time to get to New York. nnlsM be went in a baDoon.” -I doa't oma I tMnk perfect!/ �shown an abiding fol th Id tbe grand old 000 each, is it any wonder thit the west party, and rerotfnjxas tbe fact that all MrxxBCT as sccoxn cum AT _ _ wants free coinage? We believe that this finauetal leglslatloh must come through THK HAJTT1.XOS. X>C=- TOSTOTTltt, :h-te-h 824,000.000 should be turned into tbe that party. It i< a par’y wL!i_ AVOUirr 14. 187w. carries out Its pledge* and merits the full­ United Slates Treasury raiher|thiu to be est confidence of all people. There can be divided among 50 mlllloualre diver mine but two principal potlllmi parties. The owners. The free silver question resolves record of the republican is an open book, UMlt to Ibis. Will It t» belt tor th. mid the properly of tbe country under re­ publican rule up tu Miarch 4tb 1893 Is tbe country to have It* 821.000.000 lun"'1 beat evidence of Its wisdom. The record to the I'. 8. Trrssury or «l«en Ho SO .Itvrr (>< the democratic party baa who tarn t*' Thursday, Apr. a, 1896. fore the puny for the p«Ut three jears. Klugs.-> . • * _■ ;.'-v . _ ■■■■ For the glorious (?) record H Ims made as MARSHALL L.COOK, Editor. The experience of tht* Pas€ IpW Je*rsi a -revenue gvt'er" as a “Qtwen , realm er.” ra a -Unkiu flag lowered and ■« most has cof>t hundreds of millions pt dollar*, A DEMOCRATIC DODGE. and If loss of trade Is counted it amounts everything except that which la crnntiwndoble, the democratic party la before un. a up Info tbe billions. A demwrutlc ad­ little dhfigurrd. but etill in »lw nr.g. By Free Silver TtcWU In The Field ministration, elected <m a coinage derertiug thu republtrv.o party, drmocrntlc Further Democratic End*. platform has been in poiyer u>4 h» its »wctm is assured. It reinnlns with lhe The attempt of the democratic wlre^ voters tn My which they prefer, rrpublipullers to place themselves in power by deadly work. A party has bred in power enn or democratic success. means of instituting so-called free silver which ii» not carried out n bidglo prom­ tickets is loo plain to require any atten- ise that it umrte to U|p people, except that ttou to contra-llct. We are surprised that; it hue succeeded in ••reducing the surplus” Tlie following are the republican rinmleven a single republican has been taken tn . The experience of tbe past three years, uaclons In the various townships as far as by it, for it is only loo evident that succcah added tu tbe experience that haa been Lad we have been able lo Jean«; la this lino lead* straight to the democratic with tbe dumoenllo party whenever It has , OKANOKVII.I.K TOWSSHir. camp, by an attempt to break into ihe^ been in abadute power, ought to have con­ Supervibor—Eugene Hart bora. vinced everyone <»f the fact that no de ­ Clerk—William 11. Brattle. ranks of republicans and theu have all the Tresburer- l^twls M. Buicta*. opposition ‘•fuse” under lias head of ya x pendence whatever U to be piackd in that Ju«tir«* ofthrPr«er— John W. Bronson, called -free silver tfckeL’’ It is notbiog partj* declarations or piomlsta. A free Charles A. Brattle. more than a repetition nf Greenbackhnn, coinage* platform aud u single gold-standard Mem. Hoard ot Review— Holland C. Patrons’of Industry.r and several other performance: a free trade promise, and Nortuu. Highway Com.—Frank E. Harper. rackets that thu opposition have uwd lo protection to several pet gig; ndc corpor­ Drain Cum.—John Osgood. fuse into one cunglumerate mass n whole ations. The democratic Idea of;a political School Inspector—John U. Klllick. batch of incenslsteitcies and itnposslbdb- platform seems to ba that It isn’t u pledge . Constables—Frank Splckler, Ambrose for future action, but a well-worded Allen. Albert Valentine, John Dinwiddle. Buxtons—Jautes Nottingham. •Charles jBy saying this do npt attempt to dis­ sclivnie to get votes with. Thurston. credit the silver Question. We want to HOPE TOWNSHIP. " Me silver used to its fullest extent. We The republican pally never yet made a Supervisor—Jesse Osgood.i , are apposed to gold monometallism, be­ pledge that it did not carry out, and from Clerk—Lewin H. Barne*. cause we believe that It »s just as far to that parly must be expected all fcgislaliun Treasurer—Charles F. Cock. one exUetae as the free aud unlimited un the financial question. It i| a parly Justices of the Peace—John Horu,.Win. coinage of silver is to the other extreme, that never has taken a step without find D. Campbell. Mem’s. Board of Review—James G. and that witli the free and unlkaUod coin­ taking a survey uf where It was! going to Brown. Marshall S. Bagley. age of silver there will come a time when land. Its action has always beni safe, and Highway Com.—Marehall S. Bagley. we will have n depreciated currency, the Hie members of that party have reason to Drain Com.—Frank Leonard. M\r<Hi CharuBerlin, same as they have In free coinage Mexico. (lory In It, pul trconl. Th, pr«.i.l | F^^t'“!pi■"re^Ml*,, Tlie republican parly believe in n safe demwratto admlnl«tr,Uot> r«,ore lhe »ln(ta i Con,i,bk>»—WlUtam Mabro«y. Chrta use of sliver, and the republicans of Ohio gold standard. Tbe republicans of Ohio. [ Hartman. Augustas Kline. Henry Bergin a recent convention favored making it at their recent convention declared for lhe ! man. Sextons —Eugene Corwin, John Mcstandard money, and favored its fullest use of gold, silver and paper money, favor- ’j R "“ use by inter national agreement or other-1 ed bimetallism, and demanded the use of I. Bain. iiALTiMoita Towasinr. wise. We believe that <tbe republican both gold and silver as tttatidanl money, * h I Suptf'l'or— Fruulc E. Stuitoo. party iu national convention, will take a either by International agreement if it can , 11: Clerk—Koywl <1. Klee. good, sound, btand on tbe silver question. be obtained, or under such restrictions nnd : Treasurer--David E. MMtnlng. Tbtbat end every republleAn should >t ph>,Wons. to bedelermln«lt.y litotallM. Justice of the Peace— Isaac Weeks least give their party a chance to erpreiw as will secure tbe maintenance of the . Mem. Board of Review—George P. i Woodmansee. Undf, before switching off on some demo­ parities of the values of the two metals, so i I Highway Coin.—Robert R. Haynes. cratic side track month# before-their party that the purchasing and debit paying: Drain Cum.—Frank H. Osgoud. can even have a chance to express Itself. Inspectors—Ernest Haynes, power of tbe UUliai. dollar, whether of silver, ^uiu gold ■I1 School JA/nci Ul nntiuoi V( ----- - - ---Menouck republic™ pull ,w.y .frer or p.^,, ,h,H ,t ,n S Arthur Giwpow tbft demociatlc bide .how It will .Imply U1Mler ,Mh , ,|lw will I* ,u.de | Constables—Augustus Reid, Jonathan i Tobias, William Cramer, Frank Bldeltnan. ■neau tbe eleclloti of a democrat for prealmwiey. we wU1 to„ , BABUY TUWXKU1P. debt, mtdtke continuation of our prerent I lb„ „n| <Upwctolrf> „l Supervisor—Elmore I). Clark. dmocrallc lime., From the experience of w, j, wouM fc. Ullder IrM. M>. Clerk—Columbus W. Backus. tbe Dost what can be expected of a demo­ Treasurer—William Elliott. A good tariff, with duUee paid in gold, cratic administration. Its greatest enemy JusticePf the Peace—Myron Wtug. with which we have to settle all trade Mem. Board uf Review—Nrwtou Wing. has been Its own record, aud It inis an balances, aud the restoration of silver as Highway Cora.—Nerraau E. Chapin. established reputation for not doing any­ । outlined In the Ohio platform, wHI bring School Inspector—Frank Adams, thing it agrees to, and doing everything Constables —George Sprague. Addlar.n about a restoration of good times, and it that it didn’t promise to do. .boald ul CTVljf e«ry rrpublk-au “•'>« JabwI'I. Jal« W. Corwin. Suumu Us uo lhe me doty (luij vi ivpuMin.au to fcM The only hope for silver legislation is WOODLAND TOWSSRll*. become familiar with the party platform, |1 through the grand old reoublieen^narty. Supervisor—Albert W. Dilluntxcl:. before playing Into the hands of democratic Clerk--Wesley Meyers. It has carried out every pledge. Its vindi­ wire pullers by voting a so-called free Treasurer—George P. Garlick. cator is its own record, and It standiL«ndx coinage ticket, as It means nothing, and Justice of the Peace—Claude D. Carpen­ to fulfill every promise. The fight on tbe ter. experience time aud again, has proven that sliver question should be fought out in tlie Mem. Board of Review—Jacob A. EckIf tbe free-silver democratic party Is suc­ ardL republican party. Congressman D. D. cessful, as it may be if too many republi­ Highway Corn.—Lafayette Parrot. Aitken, who is one of tbe candidates for cans fluck to that standard, nothing will Drain Cum.—Columbus Sylvester Pal­ Governor, is a radical free silver man, but be done during the next four years and merton. he advocates tbe fighting out of the School Director—Ernest Deneinore. the present democratic misrule will be Constables—David Haight, Leonidas L. question In the ranks of the republican continued with four years more of stagna­ Farrell, John P. Schantz, James Lung. party, because it is tbe only way iu which tion, depression, Insufficient revenues, and EUTI.AND TOWNSHIP any silver legislation can be obtained, and more bonds. Supervisor—Henry Mead. we hope that every republican who knows Clerk—John Curtb. the tricks that the democratic wire pullers A ROUSING LETTER. Treasurer—Luther Lueiir. or Barry county have played in th o past Highway Cow.—Warren Foreman. Drain Com —John Waters. through ••fusion,’’ will not be deceived by Hatulllou Carvelh, of Middleville, Mem. Board of Review.—Corwin Willi this one. ams. Mlver Ticket. JOHNSTOWN TOWNSHIP. Wm. McKinley, of Ohio, stands to-day Nothing so pleases the democratic wire Supervisor—Peter A. Fiaher. we believe, lhe choice of a majority of the puilers. who are now manipulating tbe Uirrk—George E. Golrnian.* people uf thia country for president He ••free silver” question, as to get a former Treasurer—George Ml her jr. stands for everything that is safe, upholds republican lo head their l!c.k» t. It serves Schoo! Inspectors-Charles r double purpose—it adds lustre to the tbe dignity ot the workingmen and stands ticket, and helps along tbe democratic Aleck F. Hutchinson. for lhe prosperity of the United States in wire pullers. In short, getting some re­ Mem. Board uf Review—Burt Zira preference to an J country on the globe, by publican tn bead their ticket Is the only merman. e Highway Com.—Ferdinand J. Met re11 advocating a protective tariff upon the bone they have of sUBeeaa. How can republicans be bamlxxtzled in­ ’ Drain Com.—Henry C iden. goods from those countries that want to to playing into lhe hands of tbe oppobiJustice of the Peace—Hiram Coirwsn. enjoy ouf markets, and whose goods made tlon, when they have time and time agalo, Constables—Anthony Gins nor. Elber by pauper labor, come In competition with seen the democratic wire pullers fum- with Edmunds, Perry H. Wooley, Irving Bruu ney. anything and everything th»it could be AoMricau-made goods. The republican fused wlth.no matter wtmt questions were YANKEE sritixos. party has many other good men besides Involved and irredtwtlve of %ll party Supervisor—Sam Kitchle. ■Mr- MeKinky who would bring bouorand declarations and party pledges? 'v Barry Clerk—Bert Armstrong. credit to this country and Its penpie if County baa a most unenvlatde record for; Treasurer—Frank Turnet. ■oalnated. but among them all the Ohio the democratic ••fiiHing” abil.tiea of all Juaticu uf lire Peace—A. F. Sylvester. parties, pledges and platforms into one Highway Oun.—L. B. Pryor. statesman stands with the foreiaost. inconslRtent. contradictory. impw«aiblp School lns^*ctor—Harry E. Turner. jumble, that doMti't mean anytulng. Mem. Board of Review—a. Turner. It will take the republican party ten doesn’t stand for ant thing, and never can CeiutAbles—John Spiiugur, Judd Pratt, years to pay off the extra indebtedness acrnmpliHh am thing. John Huh, C. W. Armstrong. We are surprised that any repub­ contracted by tbe democratic party in the AMYB1A. TOWNSntr. licans can be uiislMi by tills “sllver-tlekel” past tbrve years, and it will take several fusion, when those same republicans have Supo-rvW*—Edward E. Berry. years to recover from the ruinous effects detionneed the vaiiuus fusions of the Clerk—John C Tompkins. of knocking out our tariff laws, if y<Ml deniocrniie wire pullers in th« past anil Trt-HMirer—Fnd A. Brown. _ Highway Com,—Florence i‘. Abbot. don’t, want to help continue this ruinous opposed them In every amy. . The wire puth*r-< <rb*o tn work their lltJustice of Um P-we-Lneian A. Hyde. policy don’t help the democratic parly bv He game on HamUlmt Varveth. of Middle Mem. B Mtd of Krrvlew —Duviil HilggrH. switching off <>u any su called ••free ellvcr’” vllle. bv pinning liiiu at the head uf r free Sihoul Inspector—A. ClitPon Pier.:*. track. We are very ranch opposed tu tlie silver ticket »n Tiioniappte. Now Hamil­ Gmstabh*—Miltiui Smlm. G?ur<<< Mun­ Single g..«d standard as being an extreme ton is fine uf the war-huret-s of Jtie repul*Hr:;n parry in this county, rani ba been measnro in one direction. We are also au eye witm*M to all rhe demnerafe tu«- ger. Ctmiles Hpggett,.Arthur Miller. IRVING TOWXMlttP. just as much opposed to the free coinage lun.s within Barry Coauijr since tbe war— Supt*i•visor— Henry F.-kbait. of Mirer for the"United Blates alone as.an and there baa Imn-ij a tot of ’em too. Clerk*—Smith Ctmlirr. But wish Hamlltcin Carvetb It '’Mfi’t extreme measure id the other direction. TrerB.—Charlie WHtfami. take the penetrating influence of an X ray Wr belli ve that the republican party will for him lo see at r nre the ckn'ans or the take a gund. sound. MfuHtaUdon the ver democratic wire puilers. Drain Com.—Whir Benham. Ordinary specJustice—Will Bedford. q«p>iion, The republican party t.tver hits taele* were enough for him t«» m-<- through the whole plot, add with the evidence nf failed to rarry out its pfedgt* and by vot. In Prairieville the republican ticket l.« bis good vision he sat down nnd wrote the tbe Ohly urn* in the field. Sylvester France tag with any other jparty xhnp'y means a following letter n> Uh* Middleville Sir*, li-ada it suai... J,din FiiriiLs hra* I- ihe eaattnuallon uf tbe past three par*. which w»-< pnldished tw»t week:— Caxt-clnn Dckol. Orville Jhrruuui the MMdlevil e. Mich,. March 24, 1SMJ Carlton. and Henry Chumberth*; Hactini* Do tnuju-who demand the Ire? minso Ethtoh MuntLEvii.LESux: township. EDITORIAL NOTES Hastings Banner y<mr panrr ti-.at 1 am a* »nong to-day In cuy forth hi the repubtlOrti party hr 1 during the years In whU-h ! tbuukforod the market iu defer,st* of my country. ilioiil! Mary Cowley. HiaXory Ctrier* Branicr L. amlth. t'arllim Kutk KicMb. •• That Racket. ' We bear that Bert Senft h quite ah k. Elmer Payne la vblUng In Kaiaraaxoo. Effie Lake returned ta her achou: Mon­ Floy Wnilama cloard bar school at DeiO-QB TBIXJffED HAT Br». I!uUumJi (penlWr<n^ day* Mr. McDonald has bought Mrs. Graae’a »»T—n««r bu „ u.e,. prlre m ih.s in.., ® * day al Rev. Goler’a. •boot T5 trionuisl bat,!»’• George MeDennvtt baa wed on hla 1 rrora. the inlfn, , n j] x , w In their summer residence. farm north of Hastings. Several from this way attended meeting Gu’Swr?1 Mary Horn spent **8t week with at Quimby Monday evening. her fUKtrr Mn*.. Kate Kahler. WBHAVX-eanfou.iH,:^.^ Lottie Prince visited tier parents in j , bl*iek. canton <itt»s Baltimore Saiurdny aud Sunday. !r«lxo n HaU. ttltor. j u'- ... Misses Altfta Gilltrnple and Eva Grider j mlety ot cbllanu). i,„. C, attended the exhibition at Delton Friday | b, worlli joor-wbllr to tti| “will evening. r»t price. «l It'u >■>!;:. I-,.,-’'* A number from here attended tl»e teach-1 NOWTHEN-W. era examination at Hastings Thursday j and Friday. . t Ida-Lem-strlrk who has been working near Hallie Creek this winter retunwd । hunni Friday. ' • I Miss Lottie Payne, uf Brash Ridge, wilt j teach the spring term uf school at the; Donis rchoul liouce. Will Aldrich returned Saturday from the । Upper I’enInsula where be has spent the . winter on bls farm there. Hickory Corner*. Now is the time to begin to think .... of... i ■lWEHAVE-,..,.,,. (.„*'*£* Garden Seeds Stephen Ide is in Grand lUplda looking for work. Mrs. Etta West VanUne is vtaftfauc her parents at this place. 0. D. Burtnie and family w ill inuv« tu Grand Ilaplds this week. Tuwn meeting next week Monday. Registration this week Saturday. , ' * * * tT,t dirt Hijd .’i ...tor, at PbHi ‘‘..b'? lk..~ ...I, From one of tbe most reliable seed houses. We have also GusSxr^" .[ ■ I'uiXSulTti. JET CBOWWBV..,,/ . Hams&vanflrman : l*>worn ttiis year «•. <™,l« If- 'Ve !<*«• a ww aaortnsu i Plnn Smi'ha Rack, . SAILOBS - fur rl.rlilren. Ibra i’t. r ,.i ibeta »■ Phil, Smith. “ “ WHAT- V» ot). »;n mike , wahl wl.rl. t'rej J,,, oxer our ...I at.d (<k tl. u,., nut afford lo and i.ir) (tt tben 1. tn "oulre. 1'i.tsSnmL' TOUB BENEFIT -U.riM hundred pairs of the Grand Ledge Bankrupt Nice stock left yet you can buy ilrf-tu :.t than 6n; oust ami each and every pair krr AXo: goods, bnt they mbsi go.. Fnyc Smhh. 77507 Is The Best. I have the agency and wish you to examine them be­ fore buying. The HARTFORDS are 4 ■ rM>WEBS-,.r,.t>,to“w“e^ WHEN IN WANT- Wc want Maple Sugar, Butter . and Eggs. 4 ' ‘Mf «0d ltlL .* I'i.CJp tl*r It* 1ft btRoftri »r M>id <hii la.t ;t,u „l;: “ goods up to date, prices right Field Peas and •V^_Rape Seed the CHEAPER Ones. Everything in the Jewelry' Line. I f. R. PflNGORST. 4^ w VW vwv w > !■ BOYS—and youths jjou «n! yet.you puiuu-d fowl >tjpe> «< Phin Smith., and save money. pHnt Sunn. al tbe r.A’ket The Famous. IF—it ever cpmes spring you will a hat and tbe Famous CJotbbr store is bouud to dose out about ifcv bought for alxSut UDc nn a dqllar so you wlH get them cheap. Pnix Smite at the Famous C«?!i Clothing Stan*. 16? mem her tur mens clothing, hats, a?* and shoes yuu will Bar? dollars at Fain Smith’s. THE FAlMOUS—Pant< will nd rip ’ they *?«• x'arrunfrd not to and arc the chfeipeat. Pnix Smite. at the Famous Ciathiuf store. WE HAVE JUST " RECEIVEb * * * * THE fiQEFCT FOK THE CELEBRATED OLIVER GHILLED PLOWS. THE BEST FLOWS OH THE FACE OF THE qLOEE. For Difficult Soils they ^pve no equi'. The favorite wherever used. BISSELL PLAIN AND THE OLIVER AND THE BISSELL ARE THE TWO LEADING ^L21VS OF THE LNIVERSE. FARMERS LIKE THEM BE­ CAUSE THEY ARE INCH AND rttfy rbera thnt I <m t..,.. The re । “■'(•intrrerr 7^*^ FACE VMhwa- FULL ASSORTMENT of SEEDS IN BULK OrxiiKecin*. J. N. Pike has nearly finished bls custom sawing for i he mmwowT Artie Pikr ueturned to his hcUoo! In Grand Kapld- latl Monday. Easier services at the church next Sunday evening all are invited. WuvChalker and family, of Richland,. visited friends iere !a?t Bunday. It is reported that tlie Woman's Home Missionary Society will serve dinner on Town Meeting day to all who wish IL John Bronson and wife aud Wm. John­ son and wife were elected delegates to at­ tend the Sabbath schotil convention at Hastings on the 30 and 81. Old Mrs. Galley', one of the oldest resi­ dents of Orangeville passed away last Monday. Her husband died 22 years ago on the 30th day. of March nnd her oldest daughter Mrs. Prindell died one year ago un the 30lh day of March. want them. trim-...I .ir'|,ut ” tAfflM '' " LA-EC-W,taH >b>.. . : had a- jiri.t^iuLMir And we wish to say that we have a Marr Byington and Mias Vera Cort right are spending their vacation al home. I , Wai tier Barnes has purchased a fnrjp I near Hastings mid will move onto it this ' A childrens concert will be held at the • Baptist church tn this place on Saturday ' evening April 4. George Stanleys bouse was burned un Tuesday of lust week. Tire family being away from home nt tbe time. Last week was caucus week In this place • tlierv were three tickets nominated, tbe | republican, democrat and free silver. George" Swanson has been appointed • agent for the Eaton and Barry Mutual '■ Insurance Co. In place of Mr. Polley re-; signed. ; Ezekiel Andrew* and Mrs. Cowley were married era Wednesday evening of lust week and will live in the hirase lately oc­ cupied by Charlie Lawrmtee. Fred Lawrence has traded bls village property fur the farm tlwired by Mrs. Cal­ vin Dickerson. lie has moved on tbe farm I nnd Mr. and Mrs, DtdttuhWn have come to tbe village tn live. ‘’**‘1 * ■traw braid (whirl, Mil i, ,3 MMOU) UKl will m«i« w*"t- . •A.. Sj �. Hasting ■ Banner ann Thursday. Apr. 2, 1896. w. K. COOK. Local Sdflor. in and look me over, hive my m of m to open for inspection and salt and, as usual, I have a fine large line, well assorted with «1 Hie late patterns and da- £ns. : YOJ WILL HAKE A Mistake if >ou don't see 111-.- goods—quality the high­ est-pricer. the lowest—as­ sortment the largest. ' Ladle. «aj Iber can aave aroney b, bujRev. Hauser and family have moved In­ Inx their «tuce al Slauffer'a. Call asd are to tbe bense owned pyi Mlsfl Minnie Mat­ hla line ot ladle, Sne-aboea and you win thews near W. Gtwh St. be.orprlwd alike low price, compared oRlhha Stewart who was ticket aud with the quality. freight agent here at one time, died at his Tea did j on .a, f Tea. well we keep home In Charlotte last Monday, at the age lhe finest line kept anywhere from lOp. np of -19. He was a brother of Mrs. Chai les to SOe. per lb. mid oar die. tea can't be Hbti-liklss,-formerly of 4his city. beat, not only In Uattinje. but tn any Farmers of Barry County and Michigan other town. Cook & Cook. tire place to buy plow points and other re­ Ou tbe Good Roads aubKripUon there to pairs Is at the Hasting? Engir^p and Iron 849-00 In cash on band mid $33. uncollect, Woiks. They have 250 different kinds. ed. Tbe Buslueu Nena Gdod Roada An- Write for prices or call in person. They wclallou have over 810.00 on band. After will take all kinds of old Iron In'trade. election an eBort will be made to further Tire Oratorical conteiit which will be the Good Roads work. -. participated In by eight members nf the The Mlur-s Rider,. McElwain, Read:. --------------high »cbod will take place at tlie M. E. Mird Simpson give au entertainment on the | church next Wednesday evening. The Irving lecture course to-m6rrow night. ‘ successful contestant will represent Has­ ................................... They have also made an engagement-to tings at the Qlivet contest. An admission appear at Nashville shortly under lhe aus­ of 25 cents will be charged to the general pices of Ivy I.odge K. of P. public and 15 cents for school scholars. Money to be devoted for school purpose*. * Last night neii iildnight u house in the PERSONAL MENTION. Ma-if-ih- Gr-g-hy In iiumu from Ahn*. the eliy. Ju-Jce !>. C. Paui*. nf Lknajiu. a as In llie citv Friday. A. B f/ultspent Friday and Saturday in Grand Kaplds. ' Miss Maude Bentley Is spending tbe wuek lu*N*ashv|lta, Mii*i ISebeknh Striker is home from AL hidn for ihr Eteler vacation.. Prof. L. .1. Goodyear Is hpfrht from legan lor the spring vh •ation. ^r. Levi D. ««f Kalamazoo. was a guvsi at D.ni’1, Strtkvi’s Tursdny. Mrs. Winatie. of Grand Bapids. is visit­ ing her Daughter Mrs. Esther Diamotid. Mtas Lena Clay, of Nashville, wa* the guest of Misses Clare Bogie and Pi-arl Spaulding last week. Ihutlnp M.j never aoncht an offlw. it elected be Barer. 13 to is will 611 the portion creditably ami Is **< f ’ uru l •** Kittiat«*ri un in In* able to give most »»r h<s lixL-’1 i>**r »iux. 9 !a> 11. time to IL Htdrw per lb. 5. LmiM per lb.. 7. FOR JUSTICE OF THJt PEACE. . Potatoes per «>•».. IS. Bv Heeling W. W. Hampton Justice •»' the Praee the people will civet a man whhad had along expectance with the dutirWhmU. whit* rvr h'. ot that offir’v. aud one who Is in every rm Hay per :>•». 13 to 15 hoourahle and aorliiy or confidence. Mr llatnpion is especially qualified to till thi» office and the voters should d-i tbe rest. for Supervisors The duties of the office of Supervisor nrtvlH.iple‘.3 ar« almost tbe second nature to Baker । hnrkwiien a-rar Shrln-r, tire candidate for tbe 2nd and 3rd ; wards ana tbe people should see that lie la j returned. N. T. Diamond is a new man ; for this position but comes highly recom­ A C-vnnmUon tor theEcur. mended for this office by reason of his ex­ perience in City affairs.* These gentlemen will perform the duties of their office l:i a most creditable manner. THE TICKET The republicans have reason to feel proud of their ticket as a whole, and It Is urti .. worthy of must cordial and hearty sup­ port We would like to speak more fully . . •». .'lehjiAFT, fmwMgbt ot . ward nominations but time and prate FKAbKhlV^t’F.L.lJ*. C»iFforbid. ; r uv uiu H.vWMnr. gm.s • The following ward nominations have been wade: — BOARD EDUCATION. 1— Mis. Rob’t Dawson. 2— Tum> S. Brosaean. MODERN DRUG STORE. 3— SjGreusol. STOCKINGS, FEATHERS, 4— Dr. lAthrop. GOWNS AND CLOAKS ALDERMEN1— Ans Maynard. may be coL 2— Jos. C. Wardell. • orea a black 2—Ed Burton. , that will not 4-Philo A. Sheldon. Z crock or fade CONSTABLES. . if you use It Is reported that a man claiming to re­ v }’n»fl J. F. Mealley attended a meeting side Iu Detroit, has been canvassing of thealate teachers at Ann Atta*, last I hive a large stock of through WatMiu township, Allegan Co. and week, and was in Detroit over Sunday. 'Mrs. Einnm D»innbuo has |dace»d her olher neighboring townships selling -med­ icated Klasses a “cure-aH” for ail defects olde-t daughter Be^le in a Catholic school of the e)es. Several Influential citizens at Detroit, where she wlil iece^9 her The Gospel Temperance meeting held , —al! styles and purchased cvu>v some vi of iuc lhe guisetrn, glasses, wltv now education. at tbe. Fresh) teriaD church Sunday afllT f prices..♦***■ A full and'com* t*talv l^e1’ h®1’ ^elt money back.• It wa Mesdames W. H. Hams, N. X. Di«. pletc line of paints, oils and boon, addressed by Mrs. Benjiman. >«.'’ mhnd, to patrouixe thoee whom you know- to be ------- - F. L. Heath, ......... Oscar ------- Youngs and varnishes. Everything you president* was very encouraging. A good \rciiable. ■ Miss Frank Williams went to Grund Rapwill need in luXise cleaning number were in attendance, • and the talk During the. next two years every rail­ i Ids Tutwday. proved most Interesting and helpful. time. ---------road In— the VWW....J country must equip’ », its vuio cars j yr> 8nj jjrB> jj a. Walker and dau^h-' If small branches of lilacs, apple or with couplers that are automatic, so > h.r (lf Mar'lln. were In the city 1— Walter Bird. FAST cherry trees are now brought into the brakemen will not have lo go between the ' 2— Francis M. Snyder. thls tttek to attend lhe Grigsby—Cun...The Druggist.. BLACK house and put in a sunny window In n cars. This law was passed by congress 8—Wilbur E. Wait. ulnglKm nuplia'.s. 4—George Durkee. pitcher of waler the buds will soon - swell three years ago. aud gave the railroads The genuine Mrs. Thomas Cox, Mrs. J. T. Lombard. \ one for cotton, and bloisoui. The pitcher should tx? kept five years to tuake the change. The Mich­ Wm. Radanas F one for wlk Married. Mrs. Walter luimpman and Mrs. M. L. j filled, as the water evaporates rapidly. fotbcn. Tliecuiqr igan Centra] and Grand Trunk railroads Microbe Killer. Cbok went to Jackson yesterday to at­ will not crock, fade <w wash out, and the 6nt trial Allegan wheelmen are planning for a are giving the automatic coupler Invented tend a meeting of the W. F. M. 8. GBIGSBY—CUNNINGHAM. # with a ten-cent packafe o« big bicycle meet in their village June 18 by a Detroit man a trial. | DUmand Dyes gfas re­ Master Tod McLaughHo. of Muskegon, (The wedding of Miss Frances V. Cun­ plete success, for and 19. There will be a ball game one Don’t th)nk that membets of tlie Board is visiting bls grandmother Mrs. I. A. ningham to William T. Grigsby, was They aft Easy to tar day, aud a hose race the other. Officers of Review is au Infer ior office. It one of ■ OXCULriTION • Holbrook. Yesterday afternoon he re­ solemnized at the home of tne brides par­ Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cunningham in 1 cis week, 95 quires. have been elected aud committees ap­ the moot Important In the whole list. Men ceived the UMtabera ot Jhe "Jack-lantern ents. Irving township, before about 209 friends pointed to push It along. Charlotte is of extra good aud sound judgment are re­ and relatives Tuesday afternoon} The Club” and a jolly time was passed. Hereafter, changes for advertisements making a hustle to have one July 3 aud 4. quired to till lhe position and thaV* just Rev. W. W. Taylor, Chas. Lewis, and ceremuuy took place at four u’clotfa. An must reach thte office Tuesdays at latest tG Why can’t Hastings be "in II*’ too? alcove iu tlie parlor bad been banked to why the republicans nominated D. W. insure i tuition in the issue «f the week Miss Olive l^tbrop representing the Em- the ceiling with evergreen, and Interwoven Rogvis and Jullhs Russell for this ImporSam J. Robinson,who has been baggage, whi n '.’rough:. . luauunl Y. P. 8. C. K. and Mrs. Yntz and with )oug strands of glittering tinsel | I sail all kinds of DYE and • miul duly. <iuij . Ncitiicr ui them liirin need any nuy master ou the Grand Rapids division of Item Neither uiic one ot Mrs. Nobles tbe Presbyterian Y. P. 8. C. formed to resemble cobwebs and frost DYESTUFFS. . the Michigan Central ever since it w as j Introduction introduction to to the tbe voters voters -of iof Hastings Hastings and and work. It was before tbi» unique and I E. are attending the state Convention at strikingly beautiful background 'that the I Reg;s:rr Saturday. built, died at his home near Nashville last I b°th both of nf them thpm are nrp entitled nntltlwl lo In your vniir heartiest hpurtlnat Exclusive agency for Ipuialhis week. bridal party stood. The wedding inarch 1 Cook & Cook have got ’em: week after a several weeks illness. Mr. I support. was played by Miss Flora Trego; Messrs I e WM. R A DAM’S’ , Robinson’s face was a familiar one to many ' Twenty rebuilt traction engines for sale! 3LMl L- J- Goodyear, assistant principal See that your name Is registered. -in tlie public schools^ Is contemplating a Maurice Grigsby and Frank Trego acting MICROBE KILLER. Over JOO teachers took the examination j Hastings people, aud he was well liked I at Hastings Engine & Iron Works also trip abroad during the SBtnmrr vacation) as ushers untied tbe white satin ribbon which formed a gate to the alcove. The : by the employte's »nl patrons of the road. | seven Port Huron engine*. 10 to 14 horselast week. bride and her brides maid. Miss Minnie He will visit Germany and attend the He leaves a wife and three children. I power; two Advance, h^rse power; two Knight entered from the right, and the S v? Mrs. F. O. Spaulding for millinery. Expert Drugs 1st. I Anyone and everyone desiring ip get Birdsoil, horse power; th^oe Ji I. Case.8 to summer university al Jena, aud spend a groom and Ids best man Mr. Willis Good­ Prices lowest.: ' t j short time in Switzerland.—Altejan rich. of Allegau, entered from the left, hardware al Jess than wholesale prices JO home power; one Nichols .t Shepard,10 Gfizile. . Get your Easter gloves and capes of O. meeting In front of tlie alcove, where tlie should read the adv of the Hastings City ! hnrse power: ono Aultmau & Taylor, 10 Z^ack Mills, of Chicago, an old Hastings groom’s father Rev. A. D. Grigsby in an D. Spaulding. Bank in this issue. The City Bank pur-1 tome poyer; one Stevens. 10 horse power; Impressive manner condneted the marriage boy, who used to work In fte croquet For snaps In millinery goods see. Mis* chase! the stock of hardware Tuesday j one Porter. UT horse power; one Sprlngceremony.' factory here, Is in the .city this week on Mary McElwutn. The fair young bride was gowned in silk ; and desire to close out the entire stock In ' Arid, 10 horse power; oae Stillwater, 12 an enforced vacation caused by an injury of a delicate green shade, with bridal veil, Don’t fail to register. 90 days. An auction sale will be held borse power Skid Engine: 9 Separators, t<» his hand from a lathe. It Is quite a and carried marguerites. Miss Knight, wore So Jong as time shall Jast groceries will every Saturday afternoon. Ever)thing 1 horse power. Will sell cheap or trade a peculiar coincidence that his friend a pretty costume of cream, and carried roses. A dehcous menu was served at the be used aud Cook & Cook sell ’em. will go regardlev* of cost and now is your for other engines anti machinery. Mike Prosser who was hurt at Lake & ; WJMO ^ of ... the ceremony. The decorations close 1000 yards lonsdalc cambric to sell you chance io buy hardware at unheard-of Here is a receipt which, it is said, will Cro.teli’s factory last week was injured i in the dining room were of .^carnations and at 8 cts. O. D. Spaulding. prii-ts. smilax. the table knock on*, lhe carpet bug every time: Ono the HIM d«y- the »an”! hour, on the same -j “ »«•<■ ,h “ ‘bridal •r,d-' uh, ‘- ,being *,"r particularly j noticable. The entire decorations were Flue Toil Du Nani ginghams your eholoe Owing to ill health Russell H. C< nwell, ounce of alum, one’ ounce of chloride of hand and finger, iud from the same cause > made under the supervision of Mrs. the famous htturer. who appealed here tine, three ounces of salt. Mix with one SCtS. O. D. Sl’AVLDISG. t Newman Fuller, to whose admirable taste in “Acres of Dtamahds” In Janrary has quart of water and let it stand over night 1 their effectiveness were due. See onr line of kid gloves. been compelled to cancel most uf his re’ in a covered vessel,' so that all sediment | .The young couple were the recipients O. D. Spaulding. THE CITY TICKET. j of very beautiful and elaborate presents, maining engagements for this season, and I may lie left behind. Dilute this with two [ giving evidence uf the bleb esteem iu A vote for R. K. Grant for Mayor Is a has announced that this will be his last quarts of water and apply by sprinkling PItcetl tn Nouilnntlon at tbe Republican which each is held. Mr. and Mrs. -Grigsby .ole for a sound safe business admlcistraCH/ Caucus. year as a lubilc lecturer. Muscular rheu- ■ the edge* of tbe carpet about n foot from after a short bridal trip will reside In this Cen. matism of the throat and chest Is the tbe wall. This is all that is necessary, . Saturday evening the republican city city in part of lhe Main bouse on Green If elected. Fred Ryerson will make one, trouble with which he is afflicted. His ■ They will leave boxes, bedding and any caucus wan h-ld In Parker's hall and an strett, occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Cyril S. of the very best Recorders Hastings ever: loss will be ketuly felt on lhe lecture plat- i other resort which has been sprinkled -excellent ticket placed iu the field. The Grigsby. caucus was largely attended which be­ ever had. form. ' with tbe solution on the shortest possible tokens the Interest uf the people In poli­ Harried. , One car best old process oil meal $1.00 BILL-MILJ.KR By Rev. A. D. Gripby at tbe Tbursdny, Friday and Saturday eve"nrt n«h,n« w‘11 60 ,D tics even In local elections. Pre-byfc-nau prnonnge. Wrduesoay, March A. E. Kenaston called the meeting to per hundred at Jendershott’s opposite the Dings of last week Mrs. A. 8. Benjcmln. 1 xture or color. is, Calvin L. hill to Miss Alina D. Miller, botb order nnd Hon. P. T. Colgrove was called ot Yankee Springs. Court Hoose. National Parliamentarian of the W. C. T. | A somewhat heroic French scientist Is to tlie chair. The caucus proceeded to We believe you will find it to your intergjye three lectures on Parliamentary credited with having ixildly declared that business by electing C. W. Jordan Secre­ SMITH —NICHOLS On March 2C. by Rev. A. 1>. Grh<>y at the Ureste terlati parsonage. est to tn read rrNil Stauffer** Sta'iffor’*, advertisement mlvprtlscinent in in an all-­ ' law which were very' euh rtu'ninir of nervous maladies from from tary and F. W. Walker and W. W. -Potter est ruining am! and 1 na term large niimlM-r number ot nervous maladies Ernest I. Smith to Mbs Ruth Nichols, both of Tellers. Carlton. iuslructive. The attendance was quite nhlch girls of the present age are sufferother column of tills paper. On the Informal ballot three names were (YIlss Mary McElwain is closing out the zsniali, owing lo the fact that entertain-1 itig can Ikj attributed lo phylug the piano, pioonnent for the office of Mayor. M. L. HlNK—GE8LER. At the residence of the ALWAYS A PU1.L UNE AT Cook receiving 30, Dr. Lowry 29, nnd R. I’ndtr's parente In Baltimore. March 31 by large Lynch .bankrupt stuck of millinery men is, i>o lilies and other things kept peo- 5 Statistics show, according to this author­ Ib-r c. W. Jone*. Daniel V. Hine, of Hope, K. Grant 23, with quite a scattering vote pie away. Should Mrs. Beujamlu ever .’Ity. that of 1.000 girls who study this inone dour west of llol’uway's?^ uixl Miss Ida U. G’esler. of Baltimore. for various candidates. M. L. Cook hav­ retunr here again we feel *hfc in saying ' a:rument before the age of 12, no leas than ing refused to run his name was with­ Canned.govds humph, well I should re-, Stockholders Meeting that she will be greeted with a large 1600 suffer from, this class of disorders, drawn. On the formal ballot R. K. Grant mark that Cook «fc Cook are loaded wirtr The annual meeting of tbe stockholders eJas!U i while of those who do not begin until later received r majority and was declared of lhe Hastings Building and Loan Associ­ Canned goods till you can’t rest. Don't rwKil U..< lhe duolfiK enl«rt»h>-' >'“'f •'« -">• 200 '*r LOW. .nd nominee. Chester Messer. C. S. Brown ation will be held on the Till.'day of April A rafeftilly selected slock of millinery mentWlbeClA l^ture Courw win |W j> u.ly . ... 100 .n/i rtr _ __ .,000 < hav.i and W. IL Cook were appointed a com­ 1890 at 7:30 o’clock in the evening at the .mo.„ .hOMc will, w»» hjive mittee of three to wait upon Mr. Grant, . ' submitted to yonr inspbctlon. Klvtv on W«l...sd.x April 15'lu It wlll!ne.. r«urt«llt: n-ved and inform him of tbe action of the con­ office of the secretary. A. E. Kknaston. Mrs. Fred Spaulding. Tbe remedy vention. , . , t . - I to tat rqunllv injurious. The J. A. Van A kman. Secretary. be given by home talent, and coualsts of a I , , . . ,, For Recorder and Treasurer Fred Ryer­ \Emory Busby will build an addition to ’ o, » . », ;-uggufllcd « that children should not be son and Howell H. Trask were nominated President* f.rn'. *The *Tn« Bicyclers. Hlnvcteni. A charm charm• laughable fare.-. ­ . ' Dated, March 23. 1896. * his father’s house in the fourth, ward and ing operetta. Three Little MaiiKu together permitted tn t.tudy either iu’trument lie- by acclamation. move into the narue with his family^ W. W. Hampton was nominated for fore the are of 16 at least, on In <’»»-• with other featan a which will make an Justice of the Peace. Awarded Finest cabinets,'81.59 per dozen for 30 attractive evening. 8i”gl« tickets fifty delicate ciirtltullons, uot till a aUll later D. W. Rogers was nominated for m-»mdays only. West Jt Barton. tier Board of Review, full term and Julius Highest Honors—World's Fair, cents. Board for reserved *e«ts will opep Photographers. on Monday morn I ng at seven o’clock at Tin- third of the seriei of laymen's lect- Russell for short let in. N. T. Diamond and Baker Shiiner w”re *^Mra. Minnie Unfohn will rent her home Fred L. Heath’s and close ’at six on the nre> at U e M. E. church was given Sunday ' nominated as Supervisors for 1st and 4th —to be held at evrulHg by Mr. W. W. Putter, hix subject and 2nd and 3rd wards respective’.*. in the city this spriug, and move, unto her evening of tbe entertainment. being Chris’ianlly and Democracy, which W. R. Cook was elected Chairman of farui_pear tbe weotorn limits of the city. Tbe following clipping taken from the he handle.! hi n very able manner. He lhe Chy Ctuumhlee. Avill your self <rt this money saving Portland Ubeerver probably means the sbottrd how Iwlivhfoal liberty resulted FOR MAYOR. oppoffiilh'tyand attend our special sale, two fresh young damsels who cut such a from the’spiritual movement of the German No msn in the City of Bastings is bet­ —for six weeks beginning O. D. Spauddino. prominent Azure on our atjwts several Rvforwaiion: N>‘d that ic was the duty of ter qualified fortiie. office of Mayor than h H.i’.vrJl Trask Is an old soldier and r G. ‘days last wwki—“We wanr our auscrpll- every Christian eitU«n to vote aud thereby IL K. Grant dhU republican nominee. A. Rl man., lie is Uxnougbly honest, and blc yonng men renders to bewap-1 Two reifhter his solemn convictions upon < very Shrewd, cnrefnl and conservative, he will give tn i he'd intea of ihe' offi-je the same capaula. Whdt belter nrnn do you want. pretty women are can vanning the sfale lor question which uffeets. or may affect the careful attention, even to the sr.itllesr tlewia be organized la all branchrs required for the mle of books. They are working to ­ W.| W. ll iaiptou, t» an ex-Juslicc of the public welfare. By the constant action of taii, tlwt lie gives to the Uu*4n s-affair*, They first mike a budand’which hna made him one of the .n.»*t First, Second aad Third Pea-re uni he will make just the kind of ji ward Portiaud. m in's individualism upon his socialism are prominent business men <»i the eltv. H»Grade Certificates. man you w$nt fur Jusilce. Vote tor him. ness appeal to ibe prospect!v« bujer, it brunghl'about great changes In Jh’e govern- stands for every Idea of pnxiensiveness. that does not make a sale they will appeal meet Whatever effects, changes or modi­ Slid will be found looking'Hit for Ha ting* I Mtk. Fred Spaulding extends to lhe Conductor*: — . to your sympathy; failing in this they put fies tbe Indivldnal inloeuee. effects the best Inn rests first, last and all the ilui--. j( ladiej> of Hastings and vicinity a cordial MOST PERFECT MADE- , Supt- M. B- ANDRUS their arms about your neck and implore He Is « man of sound judgment ami quick j state and Is mirrored in the jwvernment- io perceive. invkttion to Inspect hur line uf millineryJ. C. KETCHAH. DUfin-ut and retiring m d<-»- a pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free you to buy; and being built like tho great Q. S. BASSETT. • Vrbp cyclists of H ns lings are requested singer. Calve, ,vou may as well sub*crlbe Cbtiattaiiiry It udc of three forces and position Mr. Grant has kepi out «»f politic.'* rroin Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. to muet at tbe Hastings House Friday Un,: as last. D work«r every time—so wo mu! is and shapes tbe moral nature of the aud only cou-n-hted to ar *-»»t ‘Ids nout'mi tlun at the earnest sol chat ton of his iiidivicluai. Individuals generally recog­ evening tor the purpose of organizing a friends. Atid now that Ito has acceded to are told.** • ■ C1U1..S/ nize a moral right or a moral duty, and their Wishes it is the duty of every repub­ Tbe County Bunday School Association these lodividoato by their Influence direc­ lican b» not only vote for him, but work Th|j Grand Raoids Concert Co., assisted held Its uinlh annual session al the M- F. ted on other lines cryriallze tbe minds nf for him. by Miss Margaret Townsend, Pianist, will church Momlay and Tuesday. Th* ses­ fob recorder | tlit ronjurlly, and a moral right or a morel give In entertaininent iu the Opel a iluuse sions were interesting and well attended. duty bcron^s a hwttwl has back of II the The republicans couldn’t have selected a Friday eve, April loth. ..We will show the latest styles in Papers of iruesot to the vrerkerawerc pre- pett tr.of government to -enforce its rccog- more competent and experienced w»" than Fred Ryeraon. Fred La, never, wo Wllats the matter with N. T. Diamond eenieil and ably dh-ruseed. The evening nitiuH. end In H.ta nay gnvrrmnental.n- bdievr, accepted any official position, but and Baker Shriner for Supervisors. Are eettatons were occupied by addresses, on foroiM arc brought about. Protesdantbni in the various lodges and fraternal assoc­ they Mi right? We!\ we altob'd t-tuke « Mobdty rrenitoK by Jtov. Dr. Dunafonl. In rrlJgi.m raid protest autism in tironght iations with which be is cimnentrd. Ire L APRIL " ..ALSO A FULL UN* OF.. facial rippie thttt they w»:re. of J ack mu : and on Tuesday evening by Prv^ gone band in hand, each auppurttog invariably elected Recorder. The people nt nastlnga ahunld emulate tl* rxampk* uf They wear m? the bant of any aline 1 can EHhr .Swerttaft. «»f Grand Ruplds. Tir: thv o!h« -. Druiwracy has grentrd a full the fraternal ortjer-. aud m. «K- Fred their find, . lx what evecyour >a>s !l:*’ fialowlLZ uffioef* «nw elected for the dBeioHh'ti: Ubristtanl’.y Bnn»rtar.tly mo! ltec<»r<ter. a pwltlun Wi»lcb #»l V» lug public ‘h tnandink th* i**’ mnrb ta'LiTrt lo him. Graud !ta:iul-e'lo.-ii. and you Ba«i alaaV ,d hope to have lhe pleasure IU v. A. ,D. G»ie»bj; in man nnd lUtMfarc tte t*# to «‘rt’ r” V.‘_ cordially i: FOB TRKA-* Htetai 1m nriibJktwnettoB •>! of a ’nrit Tl.u peop’r cinmit do loo murJi for the Ori-dantty Het tb* I iiir ratvxwoHuren! Af cfvtiiiz'dun. and i* raitaut boya In bltto Wh” ro nobtv fought rljuiea. birii ,i. cteaitv. *iul Howell HASTINGS. Dice. _______ __ _ _ a hTty Tno rin ocr a ey il« tn make li e Union w hat it K ivntv-nhJe driegatfa wvr? | ’t!|. 1Mls4 op^rtnuHy for man to rultiil bls' April 2nd 1S«<>. rejntde if you buy groceries of <fouk & hundred aud jnissloa In this life and the bfe to com*. Cook. WINDOW SIMbES second ward, near the old depot, owned by A. E. KeHaston and, occupied by Will Nary and family burned to the ground. The household goods were mostly, saved. We hear the house was Insured. Goodyear’s Diamond FREDL. HEATH LOCAL 1 W. H. Goodyear. Don’t Forget, WHEN YOU WANT SHOES That will wear good, to ask for the Grand Raj ids Shoes, made by Kindga. Kalmbach & Co. ■ They’re Wearers, WOOLLEY & BRONSON. Barm and Eaton Summer Normal.. NftSHVILLEi f CREAM BAKING Thursday FridaySaturday. 9 - io - u MGNDfly, JUbY 6. Pattern Hats *”<« Bonnets. AILLINERY. : NOVELTIES : �BAY STATE IS FOR REED. ’ VIa^ings Banner MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. which ooutre to our desk Is Public Opin­ Wretem Uhond Union. \ fiMtoa. March 28.—The state repub­ ion. H It* the m<n>t practical periodical The University of Michigan Choral lican convention to elect delegate* to published. It is a boon to the busy man O>K t,ROS" Pr<>Pr'l>t°r‘= union has, through Prof. Stanley, organ­ the national convention met at Music or w<»sum who desires to keep abreast of ized the Western Choral union, which is hall yesterday and Hon. Henry Cabot the times. Send a postal card to the Pub­ composed of the great choral societies Lodge, of Nahant; W. Murray Crane, of lic Opli'kHi C<£. New York City, asking of St. Louis, Cleveland. Louisville, Ober­ Dalton; Hon. E. 8. Draper, of Hope­ fur • sample copy. lin, University of Michigan nnd the dale, and Curtia Guild, Jr., of Boa­ An autobiographical paper by Efcxabelb Aj[ Ohioan and His Wife Mur­‘ Aiiollo club, of Chicago. These unions ton, were unanimously elected as dele­ *’.u tri Phelps iu McClure’s fus April, wHl will work harmoniously ns to dates for gates at large to the St. Louis conven­ revive lhe tragic history of the burning of dered Near Akron. holding concerts, in engaging soloists tion. A synopsis of tbe platform.then furnished the basis of one of Miss Phelps’ . and In concertedly obtaining from all presented is as follows: nKHt effective stories; and will also tell parts of the world the latest produc­ Tt declares that the present tariff should ...Cl how, moved by the mourning that filled bf replaced by one framed on protective tions of composers. Mlitally Injured-Object of the principles and arranged to g1v«**n ample the land at the close ot the war. she wrote I Crim > a Mystery. protection to American wages and Amer­ that epoch-making book ‘‘The Gates Ajar." Died in ID* Wife'* Arma ican Industry and to restore the reciprocity Special Customs Officer John Den­ policy The enormous circulation of sueh a of Junes Q. Blaine; regards ‘.he sti­ C'cvelaud, O., March 30.—At one! neny committed suicide in Port Huron ver u<iiat!on as hurtful to business, and mseazlne as the Ladles Home Journal can, o’clock jSunday morning the moat' by shooting himaelf in the head with a declares entire opposition to the free and Im a wiihc, be understood when it is said fiendish, dec J that has ever claimed1 revolver. He had been suffering with unlimited coinage of silver: supports the that during the last six months of 1805 national banking system: declares that the vptrance. tr the criminal history of’ the grip and had threatened to shoot Monroe doctrine, as declared In 1623. and en­ there were printed, sold and circulated Oaio w. erpetrated near Tallmadge, himself. His wife hid his revolver, forced hi !H66 and In 1W5. must always lie over four million copies—(Iu exact flgtirra Figures such as these give a village he mile* north of .Akron. but he found it, sod while her arms upheld: vapreaae* sympathy with ths 4’058,801). Alvin Sto re, egrd 69. aud his wife, aged were around his neck and she was pleod- Cubans in their struggle for Independence, one sonie idea of the influence which may and close* with this declaration In favor ot G2, whih asleep at their home were ing with him to give her the weapon Thomas B. Heed ns a candidate for prov­ lai exerted by even a single one of the modem magazines. brutally'murdered by a fiend, who lit­ he put the revolver to his forehead and ident: "Maaaaehusetts republicans have nev-r erally I eat their heads to pieces, after fired, dying instantly. The RL Hon. James Bryee, M. P„ auth­ undertaken to pledge or bind their dele ­ which numerous kuife thrusts were gates to n national convention. We do or of that moat popular and successful Health in Mlehlffnn. made 'nto the bodies of the dead. Two not Intend to do so now. But we think it work “The American Commonwealth,” During the w eek ended March 21 re­ Utting to declare our decided preference has written an article for the April Forum daugl texs. Hattie, aged 20; Emma, aged 27, and the family man servant, ports sent in by 56 observers in tarious among the candidates for the republican, entitled “Two South African Constitu­ to the presidency. We pre­ A. F. Stillson, were also attacked. All portions of the state indicate that pneu­ nomination sent to the national convention for nomina­ tions, "—an elaborate analysis of tbe sys­ 1hne of!these are fatally injured and monia. consumption and diarrhea in­ tion as president and urge all our delegates tems of government in the two South Af­ lie unconscious and bleeding at the creased in area of prevalence. Con­ to give their earnest, united and active sup- rica republics—the Transvaal and tbe to a fearless leader, tried in many Orange Free Stale. . home, awaiting death- • They had been sumption was reported at 239 placets {•ort hard conflicts, a mon of national reputa­ The April McClure’s will contain what beaten about the head with a blunt in- typhoid fever at 19. diphtheria at 1^ tion, of unblemished character, unswerving rtrument which uf itself must have scarlet fever at 3G, measles at 33, whoop­ republicanism and great abilities. Thomas is about the first really author*live and di­ rect account yet givun uf Professor Rout­ been large and of great weight. ing cough at 8 and smallpox nt Detroit, B. Heed, of Maine." The allusion to the Blaine reciprocity gen awl hU discovery of the cathode rays. Alvin $tone was among the most Saginaw. Bay City, Marine City. Imlay policy was received with applause, as Immediately on the announcement of the wealthy and prominent of Summit \t0w7tship and Ionia. was also the allusion to the Cuban mat­ discovery, lhe editors of the magazine county farmers, and his wife was also cabled Mr. H. J. W. Dam. of London, to tery ’ __________________ Lived a Century. a member of one ofYhe wealthiest and hasten to Wurzburg, and talk with Pro­ Mrs. ’ Esther Kinney celebrated her SHOT^ROM AMBUSH. most prominent families in northeast­ fessor Rontgen In his latiratory. and learp ern Ohioi The object of the murder­ 100th birthday at her home in Laings­ all there was to be learned of lhe new Conrad Becker billed by His Stepson. ous assault on the family was not rob­ burg. She was barn March 19, 179G, on marvel in photography. Tlie paper will Who Commits Suicide. . bery, as numerous articles of value, ! the Unadilla river, in Otsego county, lie illustrated with a portrait of Professor Virginia, 111., March 30.—Conrad including the two gold watches of the N. Y. Her father, Matthew Fuller, was Ronlgen and numerous photographs by Becker, a wealthy farmer of Arenzville^ the new process. A supplementary arti­ aged couple, which were oo the bed­ a soldier in the revolutionary war and this county, was abot dead Saturday by cle by Cleveland Moffett will tell what has her uncle was starved to death in a 1 room dresser, were easily obtainable. British prison ship. She is the only । his stepson, William Becker. The lat­ been done In America with tbe cathode An Awful Sl«ht. In a few minutes the whole neighbor­ survivor of a family of 15 children, and I ter then committed sniclde by firing a rays. hood fori miles around was aroused, at present is in remarkably good health. I bullet through his brain. The tragedy Real Estate Transfers’ is the result of a long-time family quarand hundreds assembled about the WAUHANTV UltKIM. Blooded Home* Burned. I rel relative -to a boundary line and the Stone homestead. The scene was ter­ Miners. Kee Dadd Brodie, parrel sre A large barn in which F. E. Tallmadge rightful occupancy of the farm, which 23. Thornapph ’erto ribly impressive. The rage of those *100 bad 18 valuable horses stabled was de ­ u ’ chard Frrr to Frand* M. Robert*. 20a. sec recently terminated in a lawsuit and who for so many years had lived with 33 Ha<tl»g«, ffcjjo. and loved the amiable, honest Stone stroyed by fire at Saginaw and all of the ordering of the stepson off of some Elchoid Erwr to Oliver W?'Grace, parcel sec family knew no bounds. The Akron lhe horses suffocated; also a high- land. The murdered man leaves an es­ 3> llH.«Uags. FJKXJ. He en A. Gnu* to Duncan McDonald parcel, police department was notified, and priced Jersey cow. Among the horses ’ tate of $80,000. The murderer and sui­ sec 3.', IlttKtinr' f uoo. Moses Sbtiltx to the Shultz Creamery Co. WDetective Dunn. Marshal Mason, Sher burned were Pontoon (2:15), a half cide carried n life insurance of $20,(Km) l«0 a. 8-r 3. Hope $37.13. iff Griffin: and First Deputy Hart hur­ brother to Alix; June Monk (2:24), and in different fraternal orders. The shot Azariah aim M. E. Headley to John A. Head­ ried to the scene. They arrivednine several other good ones. Tallmadge’s that killed Conrad Becker was fired ley, parrel.MV'.O. Yankee Hpiing*. *13(0. Azariah and M. E. Headley to Alvan A. Head­ loss is $7,000, with $2,000 insurance. j from ambush. o’clock. ley. Kft.ve 12. YajiK-e Moni'gA, *t3O>. They found what appeared to be i TESLA'S LATEST DISCOVERY. | tracks of ;a man leaving the side door, Fred Seifferlein aud wife were shot by j --------, _ Allred I*, tawrerre. to John W. Lowrerer. which was open, and ending at the ; Expects to Be Able to Transmit News by 10*. sec 27, Barn $ IM. Emil Defaw at Leesville. Seifferlein ' Electrical Waves. 1 j Alv«b E. and Mskl'Ic D. Batea to Gex Stevens road. T1 e rain which had steadily will probably recover. His wife’s • New York. March ML-Nliol» TeUa ‘iK.LS™ Wvltor W. Mutto.a. K. poured nil night had, however, oblitin> tlie crated thoracic, along the road. Blood- j< wounds ^oun'!“ were “ I"' abdomen and were has added another to hia wonderful dis- 1 .»e<- i;j. Yankee 8prinK« Woo. hounds were put Into service, but they I tho“?ht ,o, be/““l'.1 Defaw was on coverirs to the i>o.«lbilitl«o«rbeeleo.',1|,'«}“:‘:*1"jaav>UFrroeli.to«..madl» . .. , ... . . J f'tinnl ' at tlift the Sseifferl Seifferlein residence to trie current. Hi* latent announcement. I hMrti.r, Hp-arnie to Tlitw. Murphy. V-*. vre 14 could do nothing owing to the rain. : guard prevent the removal of some mortgaged j^de Wednesday, la likely to attract Or«nttevlli.. «w ——----------- to Avis L. Babcock, 77a. »cc 1C. goods, but the exact cause of the shoot-" shoot-*, mOre attention among scientists and Jmmstowu. PARTED BY THE WAR. *1000. ing was not knowm J laymen than Roentgen’s X rays, the Esther A. Lewis to David Itoukrr. 7a. .see 2. Death of a Sister of Ex-President Hayes I Berry *53. tor John M.DOU.1J. . Hectrie light, or oven the trl.-pbonc, DiMlosce a Story. M v.-gie A- Kahler to Mirt!:u K. Simpson. 120a John McDonald, who wa» wnUtncml ,or ‘‘ 1n‘5Kn*; th.t nt let . St. Louis, March 23.—Mrs. E. Mar- 1 J “j" vin, a sister of ex-i*resident Hayes, who' [ to Februnrv, ISM. to th. brunch prison "‘5’^ b“8 murder, died Wednesday at K,irk wood, a suburb, at aMarquette tot lit. for ___ ___ , wa. iobubitontoof th...aril. may altlmst.ly • - by Gov. — - who was buricu from the Kirkwood Metho-; pardoned Rich, is eon- । communicate with those on Mars or any -. . . . , .• 1 other planet.. Mr. Tesla believes that • et I, »"r.Vr t'.r t* Kt n ,15.. _ • 1 _ ___ . 1 . . . ' dist church. Rev. Dr Mays presiding. qur.iday, Apr. a, 1896 WW55J55555555555555555J5555555SQ5555555555555555 48000202001 I fiendish deed. ta? She was aj few years the senior of her tion ot the case that the man .. Inno- . ,hort tIn)e lw !m .pe.ktoglerm. I distinguished brerther. They were cent This optrfmn » simtod by the wl01 othrr niade^ ot separated in early youth. Mrs. Marvin members ot the jnirdon board. I ttectHc waves. ■was raised and educated by an old ------i------------------------ — Krt.t Nnr, Items oktahom. tor KemJ. southern funnly, then residing in east­ Miss Carrie A.King, ot Michigan, hM Oklahoma City, O. T.. March 30.—The ern Illinois. When the civil war broke out the brother joined tbe union army, been promoted from a »l,000.to a 31,209 republican territorial convention, which I Thinness is often a sign of here Saturday and the strong prejudice* of the family clerkship in tlie Indian office at Wash- , met niei acre ouiuriuiy to io elect eieci delegates urirgaies to I . j j-the St.' Louis ’ • ■ brought ' A loss of weight with whom Mrs. Marvin was living es­ ington. convention, oo a ' poor health. Miners at Winthrop who went out bitter struggle between the Recd and tranged her from him and they never generally shows something is rather Hber than Kork kork ten hours hour, a n day have hare . McKinley faction,. The Meed men won, ‘ wrong ' ]f (jue f0 a COUgh met again. j adjusted the matter and returned to the convention voting down resolutions i indorsing McKinley, defeating the six || cold, any lung trouble, or if i work. Louisville, Ky., Marth 30.—Two of . ; Col. and Mrs. P. V. Fox celebrated ....... to ' there is an inherited tendency the three-story warehouses of Pleasure ' their golden wedding in Grand Rapids J McKinley candidates for delegates St. Louis and electing at. Ridge Park Distilling company have .toe'K>t'°° ' t0 weak tongs, take care I with a reception to the Old Resident!? j favorable to the man from Maine. been destroyed by fire, with all their MIm Gould Buyit a Rare Palm. contents, consisting of upwaixl of 30.­ association. Tarrytown, N. 1., March 30.—Miss } Diphtheria took fire of the seven of i 000 liarreh of whisky. The total loss is about $425,000, of which $390,000 is Peter Rheinhardt’s children at Benton ■ Helen M. Gould has recently added to , of Cod-liver Oil, with Hypo­ ou bonded whisky, $10,000 on free Harbor. One of the two living, a girl; her magnificent collection of rare palms ! phosphites, is a fat-food and whisky and the remainder on the build­ of 19, was left speechless by the disease ! a species of that plant called the Raven­ ings. The insurance is about $325,000. and the family was destitute. ala Madagarvien. The palm is a little more. It causes such changes Hattie Denan. a school-teacher,! over 32 feet in height and nearly three Situation in Transvaal Berlotu. in the system that the gain is from a haymow at the farm of j times as many yen re old. Tbe price London, March 27.—Tbe Times says jumped Benton Shaw, near Edwardsburg, land-1 paid for it, rumor says, was about *35.permanent and improvement that a dispatch dated March 23, from a 000. well-informed source m Pretoria, cap­ ing upon a large pitchfork, and was . continues even after you cease probably fatally injured. . Arbor Day in Illinois. ital of the South African republic, con­ taking it. Sound flesh; rich The First national bank of Chicago Springfield, ill., March 26.—Gov. Altfirms the reports of a serious political blood; strong■ nerves; good rituation. President Kruger has con­ purchased $32,000 worth of courthouse geld has issued his proclamation desig­ cluded a new offensive and defensive and jail bonds of Iron Mountain at a nating Friday, April 17, as Arbor day, digestion; aren’t these worth alliance with the Orange Free State. premium of $1,296, over 12 bidders. to be observed throughout the state as a thought ? A syndicate of wealthy Indianapolis a day for planting trees, shrubs and The Boers of tbe Free State and of Cape EMULSION hat been endoned by ths physicians has purchased 30 acres of vines about the homes and along the Colony are arming. resort property at Traverse City anil highways and public grounds within Best Part of a Town Gone. will build a sanitarium and health re­ the state. tMn. Weston, W. Va., March 30.—The fire sort for use the coming summer. Will Treat Them os Bandit*. •* which started in the Commercial hotel Andrew Rigstad, aged 48, a aalesman Havana, March 27.—Capt. Gen. Weyhere Saturday night, burned itself out shortly after daylight Sunday, having £or an installment company, hanged let has issued a proclamation saying destroyed nearly the entire business himself with a lace curtain in a shed at that in view of the fact that the in­ surgents avoid engagements with the portion of the town. The loss ia vari­ Houghton. The post office at Undine, Charlevoix troops nnd devote themselves entirely ously estimated at from $400,000 to to acts of incendiarism, he has resolved *600,000, with insurance about 25 per county, has been discontinued. A reward of $250 was offered for the to deal with them as incendiaries and cent. arrest of the persons who smeared the bandits. house of Rev. W. A. Frye at Traverse Pythian* to Camp at Cleveland. Dee Moines, la., March 28.-—Fire in the City with red paint. Indianapolis, Ind., March 28.—Ry di­ xix-story furniture bouse of L. HarDitchers near the little town of Eau rection of the officials of tbe uniformed bech Friday afternoon damaged build­ ing and stock to the extent of $65,000. Claire have brought to light the nearly rank, Knights of Pythiaa, the arrange­ complete skeletonof a giant mammoth. , ments to hold the national encampment The loss on stock is about’half covered Investigation shows that the pros­ in Minneapolis hare been declared off, by insurance: that on the building ia totally covered. The net loss after in­ pects for a large crop of peaches and and Cleveland, 0., has been selected as small fruit throughout the Mich­ the place for the coming event. surance is paid will be about 130,000. igan fruit belt this season were never Hsavy UabtllUm. hotter. Syracuse, N. Y,’ March 27.—A state Holyoke, Maas., March 27.—The Smith, A fife nearly wiped out the business ,convention of “the reformers of New Wilson & Sears Paper company is finanportion of Berrien Springs. Seven York, irrespective of party affiliations,dnlly embarrassed. Liabilities about buildings, including the post office, has been called for thjs city April 21 to *100,000; the assets are not anywhere were burned. The loss was $25,000; ,elect delegates to the national reform near the liabilities. The failure is at­ tMuranoe, $1,000. tributed to bad business methods and Mrs, Ann Maria Harbeck, of Bat­ lhe hard times. tie Creek, died suddenly at the home ci her sofi, Eugene Harbeck, in Chica­ New York, March Tt.—C. D. Vaughn. go, aged 66 years. Knoxville, Tenn.. March M.—Uttol ‘ Western Union telegraph manager in The supreme court has granted a ' committed suicide Friday morning by thia city, says he has about completed new trial to William Thatcher, who has ,exploding dynamite in his mouth. He pn invention by the use of which it will was recently indicted tor perjury tn a be possible to telephone across the last two years on a life sentence for murdering hta wife st Benzonia. Married HU Ulatareto-Law. Benjamin Hathaway, the Cass county Btohmond, Ky„ March 2S.—Hiram fl. Su. Franctooo, March 30. — Advice, poet, died at his home near Marcellus, Wr. a boy of 11, and Ma sl»ter-to-tow, "“'•ed here nv that 300 Chtoeae were Mr*. Jane D. Ely, * widow «0 year* old mown to atom, by lhe explosion of a «»d tbe mother of four children, were miMfaxine attached to the fort at Klang ■ari l i id m thia city. in China. Frank Bagg. formerly a hardware “A very smooth article?* plugw Don’t compare “Battie Ax” with low ide tobaccos-—compare. “ Battle ” with the best on the marki -.nd you will find you get for 5 cents almost as much “Battle Ax” as you do of other high grade brands for 10 cents. 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J axon Soap hurts no fabric. .Dol,y people, representing parties, joined a Pingree club. all Hereafter. changes for advertlreunent, b^’Ion Prize Baking Powder leavens must reach this office Tuesdays at latest ig nsure insertion In tbe issue of the week !I“pkln’’Sle*mwl Hominy when brought. (HulledCora). It I, deMelous. Kull qu. 10c Railway Agent Ainmpot frozen eabankment fqjl on A course of flood’s Sarsaparilla mH sin-ins ?.!T,.ib'"n"no *M him lo death ><*■ near Marquette. Albion probibillonisui have put up Pyof It's all the »a», , .light cold, congmted Samuel Dickie for mayor. * lungs or severe cough. one Minute Cough In lhe condensed milk factory at Howell Cure banishes them. W. U. Coodcxae. UNEQUALLED IN MEDICAL AKNALS A Patient Cured who was Afflicted with Rheuma­ tism, Locomotor Ataxia in the Legs and Paralysis of the Throat His Complicated Duties. “Dlvloe Healer” Burke la In Flint and s nw sra.ra.-Tbon Fit, - Physical Is a joung lady who can solder from 5,000 nas announced a meeting for Sunday af­ Wreck for Font Years. to 6.000 cans a day. ternoon and evening. 1. A.J Goodyear, while employed as A canning factory is to be eatabliahed Busy people have no time, and sensible agre- tor the C. a K. w. Ry. at Repub. nt South Haven, the city giving the site people have no inclination to use a slow 11 idt.,through overwork and worry, and a bonus of 82,000. remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts C-Lcken with nervoua spasms, The salary of the village marshal of promptly aud gives permanent results. .1 icl: developed into fits and continued W. H. Goodykail Portland has peen cut squarely in two. f ;r nrr years. During that time he Reed,-of Durand lias sued C. will receive 8150. treated with several doctors, who were and hereafter From the Lakeside Monitor, Au Sable, Mich. D. bmlth for 810,000 damages, for alien­ A little six year old lad named Tubelson ating his wife’s affections. The publisher erf this paper having aome1 I , ? *ant to *-a7 now fhal for ten yean pre­ u. able! to cure him, but advised that he business to transact at Prwcott, Ogemaw Co., vious to last November, I had been able to ” Arbor for treatment. Hedid recently made the journey from Telocaset, A little ill, then a little plIL The III fa perform bnt little, labor, and was totally dis­ SO t.’iiino tl’.eir treatment tor four in far away Oregon, to Waylaud, Allegan gone, the pill has won. DeWitt’s Little Michigan, . Monday last, repaired to that ham­ a bl cd for nearly three years. 1 was in Without any apparent effect. county, alone. Early Risers the little pills that great ills. let. While there he chanced to learn of a re­ an awful shape. Mr. Anthony Stone’s folks markable recovery from an Hlntaa of thirty-. here, with whom I boarded, will tell you ,v . Sc that condition, he tried Dr. W. H. Goodyeah. When the Roentgqn light becomes cheap Wheeler's Nerve Vitaliaer by the ad­ four yean standing, the fortunate person be­, that they did not expect to find me alive any The farmers of Livingston county claim , ...fl-.is friends. It proved to be the enough peojrle who have aches and pains ing Thomas F. Galvin. The writer hunted morning when they came to wake me, for that the potatoes which have been in pit* 1 over two years. But here I am yet, and can ™ .■ remedy and a change was soon won’t do a thing ail day but sit and look that gentleman up, introduced himself, andI walk six or seven miles any pleasant day this winter are damaged 50 per cent. apparent: improvement continued wiJi requested Mr. Galvin to give a brief history. without discomfort. My appetite is good and Ire'• every dose seemed to strength- inside thejpselves. Nothing cleans cleaner than Jaxon soap of .his terrible disease and some history ofP I enjoy deep. If I was txmen as Im»3 as ever vuate his thoroughly ajuggiah ' again to-morrow, I have enjoyed life so well Eight young ladles now act as ushers in Rev. LawrAnce T. Cole, grandson of ex­ himself. Mr. Galvin’s trouble culminatedl for seven months, that it has a thousand time* nervm. system until a cure Was ef­ the Lansing Baptist ehurch on Sunday Governor Felch. of Ann Arbor, was Sun­ three or four years since in three diseases—. paid me for the trouble and expense I have fected. day advanced to the Episcopal priesthood. mornings, and eight young men perform a Rheumatism, affecting the general system;, been to get relief ' "Yon, ask me howl got relief7 Well 1 I'./'S ile bi/ II. Goodyear. like service in the evening. It is not a mlracle.lt will not cure every­ t locomotor ataxia, affecting the legs, rendering■ had not forgotten that part of it by a good him unable to direct his course in walking,, deal. But I am eo happy when thinking nnd The Standard Oil company has estab­ thing. but It will cure plies. That’s what DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve will do, be­ and paralysis, rendering him unable to use, talking about my recovery that I can not get Miss IDA FITZ SIMMONS. lished a distributed station at Allegan, cause it has done it in hundreds of cases. lipa, 11trout or palate. in everything at once. No one but ravsell .’I ;-r of Piano. Organ. Voice Culture. can appreciate my condition before last No­ W. H. Goodyeah. Thorough Bum and other advanced and have expended $2,000 In putting in In giving a history of hh trouble, Mr. Gal­ vember, and now 1 want to say'to anyone who •terms in classes of two or four large tanks, and other fixtures. vin said : may be affected with either rheumatism, The Princes of the Orient Inlated mem­ .. . i ■ Culture. For particulars call “ In 1861 I enlisted in the army and was loeomotor ataxia or paralysis, that if they An inmate of the county poor farm bers and held a banquet at their hall in will write me, I will make affidavit as to the Pinckney on Saturday evening, March 28. made captain of Co. H„ 40th Illinois Infan­ facts that I have stated and to what I owe my called on the prosecuting attorney at Flint try. I was stationed at Paducah. Ky.; in Take a dose of DeWitt’s Little Early September of that year and while there1 recovery. and informed him that he was being mis­ "As I stated, last November I wuatmy Risers just for tbe good they will do you. caught cold and contracted rheumatism. I■ us'd there, the officers having compelled worst, could neither eat, sleep, walk, talk, or These little pills are good for indigestion, was in the hospital there three months; when use my hands or feet in any way. I read in him to take a bath. good for headache, good for liver com­ I recovered sufficiently to report for duty, some newspaper of some one who had been although far from well. Previous to this Lake Goguac near Battle Creek la higher; plaint, good for cot^tl pation. They are time 1 had never been sick a day in my life> similarly aficcted as I was. This person had sought cure everywhere for years and given good. w. H. Goodyeah. and weighed 125 pounds. I conttnuroin the up to die, when he commenced taking Dr. this spring than It has been for eight It la estimated that the last traveling service during the wup, although suffering Williams’ Pink Pills far Pale Pw-ple and E. BARRELL. W. W. POTTER. years, and there will probably be plenty doctor who struck Howell “did”‘the citi­ all thjF time from rheumatism. At the close was cured. I did not have any faith in them, of water this season to supply all the de­ zens of that town to the tune of about of the war, I was discharged and a few but was prevailed upon to buys half dozen BARRELL A POTTER, months afterwards granted a pension ot $9' boxes for $2.50. I commenced taking them Attorneys at Law. mand for domestic and lawn purposes. 8500. per month for my diimbilities. I was never the first of November, and in thirty days by fol­ >r H:istingsCity Bank. Collections (j.tlv attended to, and genersl law Uu«ineii8 tree from pain for thihy-three long years un­ lowing directions closely. 1 could see a marked A canning factory, with a daily capacity Bumf are absolutely painless when De­ til late last full or early in the winter. I of 5,000 cans ot fruit, will soon be es­ Witt’s Witch Hazel Snivels promptly ap­ continned to grow wor*c all the time during improvement in my condition. “ Well, I kept right on following inrtrnctablished in* Casco, by Wm. McEwlng, of plied. This statement is tnie. A perfect the entire period nntil la<t November. 1 wus tions to the letter. I bought another half TV A. !.AMPMAN. remedy for skin diseases, chapped hands then in a pitiable*condition. I hod been dozen boxes and then a third! of which I have H . U IJ Alexander. W. Va., a former resident and lips, and never falls to cure Piles. stricken with paralysis and locomoter utaxiu left nearly two boxes. It has cost me $7J® j;;k : ■' D-.-Uts! Wilt* now UKriuiij auu in addition to my rheunmi-im. For three and I ain • going to make it an even $11) before W. U. Goodyeah. ■L<>f.V Anesthesia, Riv. or chloroform The factory will consume about 1,200 year* I ww» helpless. I could not talk because i stop. Not that I fear that I am not cured, । '.wr 1’hln Smiths Hack el Store. baskets of fi ult daily. There are some among our fruitgrowers of paraly.ds, I could not walk because ot' the for I never felt better every way in my life. h .I.!- "i t-> U’ and 11<> i. ataxia, and my hands, arms and But 1 don't propose to take any chances on Susan B. Anthony says it Is all right for who believe that the peach crop of 1896 locomotor :. C. 1.AMPMAN, M. D. legs were all out of shape, withered and quitting too soon. •’ .:’■>■< < itL W. A.' Lampman calls promptly a woman to pop tbe question to a man she will lie equal to that of 1895.—Sawjatuck drawn, from rheumatism. You see my knees “Am I sure that Pink Pills cured me? Commercial. , ;k>v-.re<!. .special attentii-n given to Utting now. Just as limber us youra. Last summer Why should I not be? Did I not suffer the tr'ating Hernia or Rupture for loves, whether it is leap year or not. Now It’s Just as easy to try One Minute I could not move my knees, nor could I get agonies of hell for years without relief? Then :.u. ... The m.itority of cases can be that woman has became a breadwinner, them together within six iuehes. Yon mw J took Pink Pills and came out in the shape ;--inx':i•..eur-d without surgical operaCough Cure as anything else. Lt’s easier she Is no longer In a position lo wait for to cure a severe cough or cold wit li it. I a-: my fingers, straight and nearly recovered from 1 am, as you see me t6-day and then ask me their stiffness. At that time, if I attempted if I am sure? Is a man sure he is going to proposals. She can take care ot herself your next purchase tot a cough’ be One to walk 1 was liable to go backwards or side- |j die some time? lam jnstnssure Pink Pills T AM AND ( OI.l.KCTION OFFICE OF Minute Cough Cure. Better medicine; ways or fall down us I was to go fvrjrards, be­ cured me as you are sure that you are going and her husband too, if necessary. L .!. M. SMITH. cause nf the lack of power of Iw-nmotfon. I to a long rest some time. Sure Pink Pilfi belter result; better try it. prayed fur years to die and be relieved of my cured me? Well, 1 am happy to remark, The Springport Signal wants to know W. H. Goodyeah. .our macle in all parts of the state suflerintrs. yes! A thousand times yes? Cunv; • nn-.'Uig »y*peclaKty. Special pains where there is a man who. under the same “ Had it not been that cur Government saw Benlon Harbor saloon men were willing " I know positively that 1 was cured by Dr. •...»v:iin drafting exmtracts, chattel moTt- 1 circumstances can equal this day’s work; to close up for an all day revival meeting fit to increase ray pension from .<!» to $1" per■ William^ Pink Pilis, and I believe firmly a:..: wiHs. Woodland, Mich. “On last Monday Lewis Beals, aged 66, provided the druggists would do lhe same. month nnd pay nie $3,14b back pension, I , that it is the most wonderful remedy in ex­ should have suffered for lhe necessities of‘ istence to-day, and every fact I have preThe latter refused. life. ..• .-.irt Loyal: E. Knappen. sowed 83 acres of clover seed. Thu work .-*ented to you is known to my neighbors as ” Before this tim* I hod treated with the well as to myself and they wfill certify to the We might tell you more about One Min­ was done with a tin horn. Mr. Beals in­ Artiiurc, Denison. best medical men*of Detroit, Cleveland. Mil­ truth of my remarkable cure.” ’ ARE. KNA1TEN & DENISON, forms us that he would have finished the ute Cough Cure but you probably know waukee, Chicago nnd several other northern Dr. William*-1 Pink Pills arc an unfailing LAW Y KBS. j that It cures a cough. Every one does cities, but us 1 sahl. grew gradually worse specific for such diseases as locomotor ataxia,' /is 61T Michigan Trust-Co. Bldg,, 40 acres had It not been for the fact that who has used It. It is a perfect remedy until I would not Imre given Si for my ; partial paralysis, St. Vitus’ dance, sciatica, • Grand Rapkis, Michigan. he visited a part of the day.” for coughs, colds, iMiaresneas. Il is an es­ chances of life la.< Norcuiber. and, in fact, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the would rather hare been dead than alive. 1 of la' grippe, palpitation of the. A. SWEKZEY. A French photographer, «ays the Popu­ pecial favorite for children, being pleasant only weighed 182 pounds. You %*c me to-day. nftcr-cd'crt heart. Mi. and sallow complexions, that tired to take and quick in curing. Attorney al law, 1 weigh 175 and uni free from pain entirely,- feeling resulting from nervous prostration, all lar Science News, hae arranged an alcohol W. H. Goodyeah. Hastings, Mid). am slowly hut purely gaining strength. You diseases resulting from vitiated humorv in the - iu al! courts of lhe state. Col- lamp so that while it Is immersed he can Indications are that there will be a big see 1 get up stairs all right, and I come up blood, such as scrofula, chronic erysipelas, throw powdered magnesium into the flame row over telephone rates in Muskegon un­ these stairs a doz>'n times a day now. You etc. They are also a specific for troubles pe­ uitended to. would not discover that 1 was ever ur?.blc to culiar to females, such as suppressions, ir­ and thus secure a very brilliant light un­ less conditions change. The Michigan speak. 1 shall go to work with my tools as n regularities and all- forms of weakness. In A. 81 KIHNEK, M. l>„ der water. In this manner he has been telephone company charges $30 and 830. carpenter soon, eo ns to help me increase in menxher effect u radical cure in all cases Physician and Surgeon, atrength. I was so long unable to take a step ' arising from mental worry, overwork or exable to obtain some clear and beautiful Delton, Mich. that 1 do nob feel hardly safe on ' my pins ’ । ceases of j whatever nature. rt-.-idMuce, one block east ot depot. photographs of the bed of the Medlteryet, although I hare not fallen down in These (pills are manufacturer* bv the Dy. Be sure nnd use that old and well tried rean. Oxygen Ik carried down into the remedy. Mrs. Winslow’* Soothing Syrup several mouths. I av learning the use of my |' Williams’ Medicine Company, Schenectady, A. AH. BARBER legs, handy, arms and tongue again. I pin s\ •. N. Y., and are sold only in boxes bearing the Physicians and Surgeons. apparatus to promote combustion. for children teething. It sooths the child, you will think I have recovered the use of the ;■ firm’s trade-mark nnd wrapper ax 50 cents latter if I keep on, but I want to practice np j box ot* six boxes for Caln n^ity or county responded to with and are never If au elderly man, represent^g himself softens the gumsl allays all pain, cures again and make up for lost time and tell *i' a sold in bulk. They may b« had of all drugpromptness, day or night. wind colic and is tbe best remedy for erer.y one of my now happy lot Jgista. • to be a traveling man, desires to pawn a diarrheea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. a? mTeldon. gold watch with you, look wise and tell « Abstract and Rea! Estate Office. him you are trying lo get rich yourself. The Grand Rapids fruit shiptiers bfAbstract BIock. ilAstr.igs. Mon. to loan on Real Estate Real Estate Tbe watch he shows you is all right, but sociatlon has resolved that all the fruit :u.; comndsslon. General conreyaiiclng. shipped from that locality next season dsvias a complete s**’ of Abstract Rooks.com- through parlor magic, or something simi- shall bear lhe label “Grand Rapids fruit.” from the Rueords, can furnish complete Har, he Shifts watches when he secures abstract*. • the “small loan for a few days.” He has What We Offer Yon hTi.H* T.'cOLliROVE. been working Albion and is thought to be Is this; If you are troubled with Catarrh, Attorney at Law IT WON’T RUB OFF. . SacceMpr to Smith & Colgrove.) Cold In Head. Hay Fever, go to tbe drug­ headed this way. iUHlee In Unlon*block.Hastings.) gist named below and mt a bottle of Cen­ i’ract*ah the courts ot th** elate. to rj Catarrh Cure. No danger of being The Dimpled Cheeked Village Maid hu tnbugged. Relief In; five minutes and a i E. K KN ASTON. it "'orft may not retain hhr dimples and rosy positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. A* .Attorney at Law, ruboft^j cheeks “blooming with health,” until she 'fvcrj.8. <l<k>dvear A Co.’s storu.) . rac'.lc-akj au court*of tbe State. 'JollecUons finds a good husband. A Httfe neglect or \ A spelling master seems to be needed at ur&nptly it tended to. . accident may bring about some one of the Ann Arbor. Students at the library. writ­ “female” diseases and •’weaknesses,” to ing out slips for books have been known •- K. TI MMERMAN, Honxepathic Phy which tbe sex is subject, and health may to spell psychology “sicology” and encyc­ siciafi and Surgeon. be forever impaired, and hopes and hap­ lopedia “ensyklopedia." Officeover Roger's grocery store.) piness be at an end. Thanks to Dr. Pierce, M U forms a pure and permanent coating and does’ hJs Favorite Prescription, prepared by not require to be taken off to renew from time< him for women, cures the worst cases of r yy to time. Is a dry powder. The latest makei The best salve In the world for cuts, stings ity ank uterine diseases, nervousness, neuralgia, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever being adapted to mix, ready for use, with’ Hastings, Mich. irregularities, and “weakness.” It Is a sores, tetter, chapped, hands, chilblains, Cold Water. Can be easily brushed on by any I great invigorating tonic and nervine, and one. Made In White and twelve fashionable। CAFITAJJ 70.000.00 rapidly builds up the health and strength. coma, and all akin irruptions, and posi­ ’ ISw tints. ALABASTINE Is adapted to all styles tively cure piles or no pay required. It SURPLUS, 817,000.00 < of plain and relief decorating. I Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction Dr. Pierce’s Pellets, for cona’ipatton. or money refunded. Price 25 cents per ! FOR SALE DY ALL FIRST-CLASS PAINT DEALERS. 1 ihcorporaied under the laws of the State of. box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the Michigan. I jrfck headache,, biliousness. Indigestion. F *SK YOUR PAIMT DEALER FOR CARD OF T1I1TS.< druggist. __________________ Once taken, always in favor. 'MANUFACTURED ONLY BY ALABASTINE OO., GRAND RAPIDS. MIOH.\ Open for business, Dec. ID, 1886. The Discovery ffovetf Ufa JLife. Mayor Boynton of Port Huron, in ans­ OFFICERS. Mr. G. Callootte, Druggist, Beaverswer tu a circular letter from Mayor Pingree b. Rnblnson, President; replied that tbe entire salary account of ville. III., says: “To Dr. King’s New Dis­ Chester Messer. Vice Pres. covery 1 owe my life.. Wm t«ken with Dan W. Reynolds, Cashier Port Huron was about 830,426, about La grippe and tried all the physicians for $10,000 more than Detroit paid for scrub DIRECTORS: women and janitors in the city hall. He miles about, but of no avail and was given Dan W. Reynold*. W. £L Powers, Having Dr. < I. Robinson. R. B. Messer. gave Pingree some useful pointers on run­ up Mid told I could not live. King’s New Discovery In my store I sent M. L.Cook. Chester Mesaer ning city affairs economlcaliv. P. T. Colgrove. ...... for a bottle and began its use and from the If a small bottle of Shaker Digestive first dose began to get better, and after Ha» the only savings department in Barry using three bottles was up and about <r^niy and pays interest ou all time Cordial does you no good, don’t buy • again. It is worth its weight in gold. We ,ar“Prove all things; bold fast that which wont keep store or house without It. Get ■•uth Afriea. Uaed by tbe KaflraaaM is good.” Il’S Dot good for everybody, a free trial at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug " 1W JUtfgra Failg Ratit.’* Stations. ■ANTVAkD. ixrriNoa.......... .... I'm,!?w C. R. OSBORN. Local Agent, Hastiaga ». W. Rtraam. O. p ft T. A. Chicago. licip, K&Iid&nd I. J&raw ______ time table it was in Prescott, Mich., the Patient was an Old Soldier and has Hundreds of Friends. The Case Reads Like a Miracle. 3! Will Paper Is Unsaniiary. Kalsomine is tsmmis, rubs 'u f off and Scales. I ALABASTINE H\ C B , KAFFIR KOLA EXTRACT Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, sb when -Lvu you but not eo buy it at tlie City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city Should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours- of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. d. E. RENKES, FROF'R only for thin, pale, alak, weak and weery. For those who are starving for want of di­ gested food, x For those who cannot get fat or strong, because their stomachs do not work as they ought to. These are the people, millions of them, whom Shaker Digestive Cordial will cure. Food makes strength, muscles, brain, blood, energy—after it is digested. U not digested, It will do yea no good at jH. Shaker Digestive Cordial J^pa y^r stomaeh to digest your food and cures in­ digestion permanently. When you ve tried a small bottle yoe can tell. Sold by druggists. Trial bottle 10 cents. ______ ________ ZvIujs In their tribea for many gener Tbe old Qulnuesectown site, n“r Mountain, may be the of* community again. A large body of mag­ netic ore has been struck at a depth of 885 feet. It is considered the most valuable kidney nnd bladder ailments, and <ia- store. find in years. z£l NOXTIL. Kalamazoo Lv... Eaflt Cooper Richland JuneT. Cressey............... Crooked Lake...... Delton Cloverdale Aken Point........ Shultz....KAMtorah........... . Coats Grove Woodland Woodbun........... Via D.L.db Lanatog. itoMt:............... Grand- Rapids.... 4 14 Stations. Grand Rapids. Detroit Lan«intr........ -»uodbur> ... Woodland .... Coats Grove.. Ham lids ... iker« Paint...... Cloverdale Delton 1 10 Crooked Lake.... Mito.On»°ey.............. Richland .Innat. East Coo per Lr.. Kulamaxon 4r . Freight trains carry passengers, but will be run at th* convenience of tbe Company, and the right is reserved to change the time of such trains wit bout notice. No. 6 will wait at Woodbury for D. L. ,N. trains when necessary. •Stop on signal only. ------ THE------ SOUTHERN PACIFIC Celebrated “Sunset Limited" Transconti­ nental train service. BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS, LOS ANGELES and SAN FRANCISCO IS UNSURPASSED. And the new equipment of these magnlficeat trains excels In elegance nnd comfort the sup­ erb vervlce of lhe pkst season. hours New Orleans to Los Angeles. YQ hours New Orleans to San Francisco. Direct connection from all points In Michigan Is iun<le oy Iwsvlnn Chicago Saturday and Tues­ day nights (or Wednesday ax 3 a. m.) in through sleepters with SUNSET LIMITED TRAINS Comprising: Composite Cars—Including bath room, barber shop. cafe, library and smoking room: Bleepers-Doub’.e drawing room aud 10 sections, also combined compr.rtincnt and ladles’ Par­ lor Car. rivaling In perfection of detail all former achievements of car butldloK on lhe Continent-especially designed tor lady travelers: Diners—Meals served a-la-carte. The entire train illuminated with Pintsch Gas. Leaving New Orleans Semi-Weekly. MONDAY'S AND THURSDAYS THE SUNSET ROUTE. Is the first line tn the United States to recog * ntze that heretofore accomodations for lady travelers havebeeu Inadequate to the require-, nionts. The ladle*- are more especially taken care ot than fo any cars heretofore built. In stead of-belng compelled to sit up al! day in the •cubby’’ sch» of a sleeper, while the liege lards may perambulate tbe train, and gather In a t<|H'cial compartment to talk, smoke, etc., one eud of tbe boudoir aud drawing roam car accOnipanviDR each train Is to have a special room fitted up for the ladles, with library, the 1 at eat tnagazlnes and periodicals, reclining condhes and other needed comforts. These cars are sixty nine feci in length and have seven boudojr sleeping compartments, each with separate en­ trance and capable of being thrown eu suite. Each compartment has two bleeping bertt/s, a waMi stand and the necessary lavatory fittings, and opens into a hallway on one side of the car. A iMdiea* maid accompaules each train for the aceomodailon of lady passengers, more Darhcularlr for those iravsllog without escort. Tbe train Is also accompanied through from starting iMilnt to destination by an experienced nnd courteous representative of the Passenger Department, who nets as a personal escort. For information concerning Caliiorola, time tablas rati-s of passage and any particulars re­ garding the journey to California, address W.G Nkimeb. Gen. Western Agt. Sou. Par. Co. S7F R. Morsk. 230 Clark 61. Chicago. G. P. & T. A. Sou. Pae. Co. New Orleans. Ijl. - CATARRH ------------------------- Is the Greatest Remedy and Cure of the Your Daily Bread :I “11 Stat long. IU. P ,rrSi!r.-j |P« nIKSilM Btatlona. taa Local Disease ; and la the result of colda and sudded climatic change*. It cun be cured by a pleasout remedy which u »ppUrA directly into the nostrils. Being quickly htmorbed It gives relief at once. ELY’S CREAM BALM , for the United Btatee for thfi wonderful ex­ tract. As a guaranty we retain the Drafueu Cannot De Cured is a .knowledged to be the most tborevgh care for Nasal (‘atarrh. Cold in lloxa and Hay Fever of ail remixlit*. It opens and cIkuinc- theuaaal puaages. altayajadu and iafiamaUoti. heals the Korea. prnu*^a the mem­ brane from cold, rttfdorcr the wr-nee* of taste and emell Pj Ice W rente sit Druggists « by mall. ELY BROTHEHS. « Warren St. New Y'ork. third bottle and not being benefitod thereby BREAKFAST- SUPPER. or enter from u. 41rea: IbeTMult. and nnhfi the Infiammatton SSuSj nuf aud thto tube restored to Its normal hiring a.u will be destroyed forevc*;. oond'Uou- boanng bT CMUrrh SSJhHwSUbxtrendition «I STt^tSSi "llSrauarrtOttre. H«J lor etrreum: £T j. mmr t 00.. Tokdo. o. p«r-U eboraa. Kaffir Kola Extract Co., Office. 32, 209 State Street, —CHICAGO. EPPS’S COCOA GRATEFUL-COMFORT1NQ. BOILING WATER OR MILK. �— >ooo<xxx Slaughtered: I & Goods Will « Hardware At Less Than Wholesale THE 11 astings City Bank having purchased the entire Hardware Stock of IRA VAN VALKEN BURG at Chattel Mortgage Sale, including Wagons, Buggies and barm Machinery of ail kinds, propose to close out the sahje within the next 90 days Regardless of Cost. Nothing will be reserved, and sale will continue at retail and Be Sold At Auction Every Saturday Afternoon auction until everything is sold* or until some buyer is found who will take the entire stock. Prices cone st ohce while jtock ijt cohplete. March 31, 1896 and the speed of the car is largely genera- ! so different from anything that wo know I'!1’ ‘“‘"fi* l0,D» ol.thatl willitlw .w .«,uni <.r IL lash, in tIlf* wish , I ijwh. the hands uf of tbe the driver, nnd anil with which the mules are urged tu a good lively The government provides funeral cars for COOK RPOS.. Proprietors. gait. carrying a way the bodies of Hose whose Anyone desiring to see Lite most ot the friends hr relatives are lo pour to pay for city in the shortest time should hire a the expunne of a hearse. This funeral car guide, and our party of eight were very doesn't come very close to Ute homes of the fortunate in securing ‘-opal Jia”an Ameri­ bereaved. The funeral prodrs$ion from can who speaks Spanish fluently. We the home of the deceased tu the funeral first went though the Muneum. There we enr Is very abbreviated—no doubt resem­ SOME OF THE INTERESTING saw the old “Calendar stom\" circular In bling a democratic campaign procession this SIGHTS TO BE SEEN AROUND form and weighing many tons. Next we fall. There were just four people in It, THE CITY. saw the Aztec Sacrificial Stone, upon they bearing the plain black casket, con­ which, centuries ago, hundreds, yes taining tbe remains of the deceased, upon A Hoat'Kldr on the Old Canal Built by the thousands, of victims were sacrificed their shoulders, two men walking at the every year to appease the anger nf the foot ot the cuffin and two at tbe bead. |M' Mexico is a laud of tradition. Its history Gods. The stone is round, about 10 feet Black coffins indicate that the deceased ■a myth, aud its past so completely wrapped in diameter and possibly three feet thick. was a male, aud a white coffin indicates a in mystery as to puzzle and bewilder our In the center a hollow basin was cut 11110" female. At last our street car stops and upon greatest ecienllsts. Even the history of the stone, Into which was placed the Che founding of tbe city Is traditional. It hearts of the victims and from the basin a alighting we are surepunded with a great a ifr :*ald that Itu* primitive Hitlers were told channel runs to the rim of the stone to let throng of beggars and half clad people. to keep marching until they came to a the blood run away. Tbe victims for We were about to lake a boat on tbe La place where an eagle, with a snake in its these terrible sacrificial rites were general­ Vlga Canal which was built by lire Aztecs. mouth, wm sitting on a cactus, and there ly prisonrrs, and whenever the victims The canal Is about 40 feet wide and three «. « were to locale and build a great dty. began tu gel scarce, ware were even waged feet deep. The boats are flat bottom mud ’ They marched and marched until finally fur no other object than to get prisoners to senws with various kinds of canopy tops. H they came to n broad valley, surrounded murder by sacrifice. These victims were Oars are not used in tbe propelling of these * foC *H'(h “°®nla5n®« and there they saw the laid upon this Sa-rificial stone and held boats but the natives, generally two of /, eagle, with tbe serpent in its mouth, sitting down with various forms of heavy stone them, stand in tbe forward end of the boat .j co a cactus. They settled in tbe valley collars, and their hearts cut out with stone aud with long poles, force these clumsy M and founded what h to-day the City of knives. Then there was the Aztec God of old crafts up stream. A great deal of com­ |-^Mexico. Tne eagle with the snake in its War and other Deities all made in a crude merce passes up and down this canal, suouth Is stamped, worked or printed on way out of stone. We also saw relics of lhe which starts up in the mountains miles ■ nearly everything in the republic, being Spanish Inquisition by meaud uf which un­ from the city. Tbe natives bring veget­ fortunate ones were choked u> death by ables, garden truck and beautiful flowers A. , ; evHn stamped on their coins. Tbe city covers over three miles square degree?; there was also Moutoznin-x'* from the mountains which they sell in the shield; Aztec mummies of people who had city. The canal is covered with every 11 of territory and tbe streets intersect at Ji I right angles. In the beat t of the city is been buried alive rather than fall into th- description of boat at all hours of tbe* day. ,4 I 4he great cathedral which we attempted to hands of the Spanish. There were als> You can sea the little dug out canoe, lhe M ■de>cril»e iant week, which is located on the Aztec picture paintings: hlernglypllcs; old mird-scow gondola, or the long, narrow ground formerly occupied by tbe Aztec Aztec maps; knives made of volcanic glaar; boats hewn out of tbe trunks of large temple, wlir re Montezuma’s army was en- old Spanish anchors and relics of ancient trees. As soon as It became known that vwmped. hi front of the cathedral ts the times; Maximilians coach which was mune we wanted to ride on tbe Canal we were [ . Ftaza Mayor, or public park. To lhe left In Italy and cnet >60.000. b-aldes his surrounded by a gang of half clad gondo­ ■ . uf the eoKiednil and diagonally opposite is armor, swords aud various other things. liers, each oue bidding against the other to j ■ |the Goverutntbi palsue, a long two story By special permission we obtained entrance secure our patronage. At last after the I J structure o rupied by the President and bi the room in which the magnificent solid usual “Jewing" on prices our guide had | j fcgvvernmeot oOtelals. and occupying ground silver service, weighing hundreds of us get in a certain boat with tuu sturdy •, I where Cortex’arm v wa« encamped when pounds, belonging to Maximilian, and men to pole It along. The ride was both first camr to the city. Probably the thousands of other relies, ancient and novel aud delightful and one' of the most . Hwaui street of the city we would call Ban modern, which I have not room to enumer­ Interesting trips that can be taken while MFranrisco street whlab leads from Presi- ate, much less to describe, are kepi. in the eUy. We pass up and meet all Igdeuf Diaz Castle at Ghapullapec down past At Flazo Mayor our party took the street sorts and designs of vessels coining down Vmeds. another beautiful park, past car and went down through rhe oldest part stream. We pass under two stone bridges | PsYturtoide h -tel, when* we took our meals, of the city, with its low adobe, one glory and at last come to the third—one of those I fin t^wnt of lire Cathedral and by the P*m»i buildlugs. Its very narrow streets, some of old ones built by the Aztecs, and so low This, would all lie Baa Francisco them scarce exceeding nuc rod iu width. down that we all have to drop down on I ’Street iii/Auieriex but not so iu Mexico, Our street car goes bumping along through our knees, ladles as well as gents, to pass 1 WvhetH tjie rrttmei. of streets change every the narrow streets or lanes with the mules under. Tne sides of this csnal are literal­ ; jbioct. As all snwc cars run is CrukI at a full gallop. Nothing is heard above ly lined with natives all of whom want to I gRieet iu New (hintin. mH start, from . the din save the bldwing ot the drivers sell you sumethirtJT. . l^-xa Mayor iu the City of Mexico. Soon after passing under the old Aztec horn, to warn some pedestrian or team of ■ Ttwy have rapid trausit iu the eltj—at danger. The natives here seem to be even bridge we come to the Corona museum. -lens' as rapid as one or two mulus can lower and more ignorant than those we Juan Corona was not r statesman, diplomat gtetxl a car over tbe sUeeta. Instead of see about the central part ot Ute city, aud nor a high official in Mexico. Qe was shaving a bell to warn people or wagons off are poorly and seauUly clad. Ou the way simply a rich Mexican bull fighter and a Ire track the driver blows « Iiorn, Hound- through this portion of the city we pass philanthropist. The best bull fighters ,,nS ”<illke «mr fish horn, which seems the bouse in which Cortez lived. We also make almost fabulous sums of money, I » |rrty odd to an American. The mules are bad an opportunity to see a Mexican and they spend as easily as they make | hitched our in front of the other funeral among lhe poorer clawes. and It Is IL Juan Corona died worth a good for­ tune ana with a splendid collection of relies and old curios. He was one of • the most charitable of men and during life gave great sums to charity and left all of bis property, including bls splendid mus­ eum to charity, founding an Orphans Home where about SOO unfortunate ones are caned, for. We stopped at lhe Museata and saw tbe rich clocking wo„»g>y Corea*, and tbe implements Uiat he used as a Bull Dcktor. dnmn Mon(lw to M.xlvlltu ■*•«>te»>* tro“ 'be 1'yr.m.d. ot Mrxiwi. Hastings Banner Thursday, Apr. 2, 1896. ANCIENT MEXICO, HflSTINQS CITY BANK visit Mexico without visiting this interest­ lug place.. . The great natloual drink of Mexico is “pulque,” which h mnde from the juice of t!m Century.plant" Thousand** aud tbousands of acres of Century plants can be seen growing as you ride slung on lhe rail road. The plant will produce pulque when from 4 to 0 jean* of tge aud will produee it tor about 10 muntlis when it dies and another plant lias to be grown In place of the dead one. In order to get the pulque, the central stalk of lhe plant la cut out down close to the ground and scooped out in the fonu of a basin, into which the juke nf the plant runs. Tbe natives have some kind of a mouth-sucking arrangement, bv which the pulque is drawn upwards into a receptacle, and from that is discharged into a pig skin which he carries on his back. The Juice however can't get into tbe mouths of tbe natives— if it did there wouldn't be any deiuaud for it. Tbe juice after being gathered Is taken to a building where it commences tofomenl aud spoils unless used In 80 hours. When the juice first la taken from the plant it is said to be sweet, and something like sweet cider. The more it works the sourer it gets, and that which Is otdlnarily dished up to “tenderfeel” Is sour and so old that it Is “stringy.” The color of pulquu Is not unlike diluted milk. The natives throng around the stations wherever you stop, with stone jars filled with pulque which they sell yon for six cents a mug, but which they ordinarily sell for one cent to natives. Pulque la about as Intoxicating as our beer over which It la said to be much superior In one respect—no headache or bad effedf follows an excessive ‘ use ot it. It is also said to possess great merit as a liver and kidney medicine, and from tbe number of natives that 1 saw reeling around, or “laid out” under its quieting influence, 1 came to the conclusion that Mexicans must be sorely afflicted with kidney and liver disorders. Then there are other drinks. Museale is one of them, and is used by Mexicans who want lo get a “fighting jag” on. or those who have a mother-in-law to keep^appy. It is made from distilled pnlquo and is a horrible, nasty tasting drink. Tequela (Te-ke-la) ismuscale refined, and la about nine-tenths pure alcohol, and a good sized swallow uf it will raise a mans bead almost from hta shoulders. Il hasn't such a rank lastc as mu scale, but what il keen iu that way, H more than makes up in added strength. Tbe habit of drinking It is easily acquired and unse formed Is very difficult to break, tbe unfortunate becoming a slave to IL Whether It Is true or not I do not know, but It is said that its importation Into the United Blates b absolutely prohibited on that account. Passing up tlie canal pulque shops are seen all along the side of Ute canal, and natives spending tbeir last centavo to buy pulque. Our next stop was at the “floating gardens.” which are nothing but large flat bottomed botes filled with dirt and covered completely with beautiful flowers, vines and shrubs. We were out of the city proper, Into one of tbe subarbs. The name of ttie suburb I have forgotten, but the Mayor or Chief Ruler, of that little district nwelved us cordially. He was a great eorRlent Mexican and run a “pulque joint." rough tbsoteirtesyof the Mayors “better hair We were shown through bb bte»». Republican Stale Convention. Deiraft. Michigan. F»b -l, twt. Ta lhe Republican Etrctor* of the »t*tr of Michigan: Tbe State Convention oT i the Republican* ot Michigan are hereto cfcjka to meet at the Auditorium. Detroit on Thursday May. 7th. IK* at 12 o'clock noon, for the durptwbtiHtaluaUng* fourteen (t4i electors of rrc<tdent and Vice President Of the United $tate*. and electing four delegatea-at-largc* and four alternate delegates at large to the (republican national conreutlon to be held at st. Louis. Mo .■ June IStb. IWS. Also for tbe purpose of selecting a chairman of the state central committee and two members thereof from !ti»ch ■'coogrtstlonal district and tbe transaction ot such other bust* dc« as may property*bom** lorwwnt. Under tbe call of the national republican com­ mittee. eaeh eongresstoual district is entitled to two delegate* and two alternate delegato to tb-nnriooRl convention which drirgatrs shall l>e choncu at district rnnvrrdlon*. heul with not leasUuui tueuij dnjs imblle notice, and not teas than ttrlrtv (30 day* before the meet­ ing of tbe aatomal convention. The delegates from the several counties in each rotJKressiookl district arc requested to m*«*t in district caucus at »:30 o’clock a- m on tbe day ot Ute state convention, and setot candidates as follows, to be presenlnl to die slate convention for confirmation: Twomeinbers of thr state central committee, one vice president, oue aaaiatwt secretary, one member each of tbe committee on ••Credentials.’’ ' pet; manent organlzaUon and enter of bnrinrwand ’-resolutions" and to transact' such other bustnnaa as thev may deem necessary . Umler the resolution of isjfe. im delegate will be entitled <0 a sent tn Um convention wb<. does not reside In the county be proposes to In aeeurdance with the resolution of !»•-. every’ manty will be entitled tbouede.< .■ •: each five hundred of the total vote cast fw ^Srocrattkn >tato hb^cuq (NovemtMr 1»M) and one addition*! delegate for w n fraction amounting to three hundred, but each orm^ntaed county will been tiled to at least two (2) delegate*. I. eCMuplJxi ce with the resalntions adopted in Detroit June », IMO the tecn-tart of tiu.i cuuniv convention nrged w» forward to the secretary <f tbe rtate cmtrnl commit:'’ !»-rr’C. i»y rhe earlten uv’H ifter ’b»* delegatrs brt uf mhjh dektC*i»i* a* arc «$*»»« led IO scat* U1 the Mate ct>btrut!oii ,rqttu their ropcctne Thin committee requests that the wvera! connties select their comity ttommittM* tor the oOMlngfwn reani at t» »• e tarty e^vr.'r.lh'h' which etact'leHpOfm !•» Die elate convention berehv rrUrd, c.nd that tin* urg uilz itl ■’:» amtnembmihlp of such county co** « < > .-eil ■ with p»-u«mne addresses, be M •»» <* tor warded to the secretary of the state ci-nlral «m::nitUf at Detroit, in order that «uly and aj^Munatlc We cressed live canal and camo hack to wnrk may be brgttn tv <1 • nrra'fl . " through ti e the city by street ear (toe uf lhe most cam pm zi 1. /am re HcMii*i.anChairman Republican Nuoe Centra! Com­ prominent streets tn the city now is over tiw Causeway that Cortez marctoni out <»f mute**. DkkktsE. A1.WABP, Secretary. , the dty 011. which mwnr w*r built (Barry eouuty will be entitled to twelve (t-> . centuries ago. W<* wm» down to** street delegates.) and on tbe left saw a little vacant square RepabUeaw County rtJtoveatlnai surrounded by high walla. Here n wnere A republkwo county cunreitiuu to.ehct u Alvarado made his famous lean lire .ii'lHrtteat» the KrpaMuwn-*t*t • Cv'veutt-.. andeut canal, which .uxtM to be here. 1 called tn meet at iMrel* on Tlnradav the time tbe Aztecs dr«we rhe 8|MUkh IMS. wlU be 1m*1 iu Ito (>v«r» ifouc* from tbe dty In 1BB0. No tree* .u «•»* MHft.on Friday April»tth. upeommencinK »’ lltto* tn. In wld»tk>ii lutb* •dtv’i<»i> <4 delecanal can now l>e s*»eu. G*»litg down thh nates will be the electton *>» * t'h-.’Tintn and street still further we come to tbe >>niy MHVotary uf I be C-mmty («MRhil*ke. «l-i> the V°.u' witness of the awful slaughter of t^jaulah election nf dSMDdeS to the aoldlers which occurred upon Llveir retreat Marte’al‘‘rr-voxHlii x-.d the elecfrom tbe dty. Thta ta t!w “Nuehe TrUre” (Rad Night) tree which has aloud for near­ ly h’ur centuries, a mute wltnoM of that 1 fsr the npabhctei candidate for awh t night. If It eoulfl only apeak what bovwMr taUM and one for e*ch a tai-It coukt loll Under this tree Cortez JtH) tat, 1SW .11 the typa, test the dirt- fl wrm ae J ckmi. the dlabw tnirtj. * pearaneH. In one cf there Mexican houses we saw one of the natives grind <*’rn and making a kind of a coni pan cake. The corn was bulled until It was soft, and then dik’d a little. K was'then placed on a slightly inclined s<un>- about 11 Toot oquare. the native lady grinding it with aihitber stone. Tbe corn was groudd as flue as flnur and was damp ennuuh to stick to­ gether. Picklng'up a piece of dough tbe woman palled it between her hands and in an Incredibly short time had a little cake that looked perfectly round and as thin as r wafer. lAylng this over a little fire il was soon baked to a crisp. Having seen it made we didn’t care lo eat any of them. While we were here we beard a Mexican band plajiug “2The Washington Post March/’ or a march after that tune, which reminded us of home. Mexico has a very prcular and a very unjust system of taxation. There is uo tax on land, probably because nearly all of the land is In tbe possession of the rich who live in Mexico, Spain or France. Tbe money for the support of the government is raised largely by Internal revenue, inter­ state tariffs, saloou and gambling room licenses and many other license^ and privileges. Postal cards cost two and three cents each, postage stamps five and, six cents each for letter postage, and stamps have to be placed on nearly everything. The gambling places of Mexico, and by the way there Is a veritable Monte Carlo near the city of Mexico, pay S18O0 even day for licenses; the saloons and pulque, shops net >1300 per day. You see Custom Houses every where yon go and Custom House officials on every hand. Any team drawing a haul by the Custom house, the driver, or owner has to pay m fax un tbe load, no matter wbst it fe. Ev/n while riding on the Cana! our boatman bad u get out and pay 2S per cent of whs* be received to the Custom ofii.-tid-. With this kind of a tariff tbe burdeh tall* alrccw* wholly un the pauper-paid. haiC-HMhrd. priest-ridden/ignorant natives, who bear tbeir burdens becanar they t»elirve that they aregnverniug ihctu^rlves, aud because they know from <-xp. rtrrvx* that Mexican policemen are not afraid io tue the ugly looking weapons they carry mi ihvk sides. . / � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-04-09.pdf e572b5c458ba9cc5b4a87f233d75dab9 PDF Text Text I ■ Hastings Banner. . VOL. XL. NO. 50 Hastings Banner, Published Thursdays by Piibltahnri HASTINGS, MICH CORRESPONDENCE. And if—you get us to do your iob printing you will KNOW a SOMETHING, .u.. -------® <> that is----------you will know i-iat "e do printing; that is neat, attractive, pretty; good stock; prompt service, at a REAS- ~ ONABLE PRICI^, enabling us to ' tv•• take pride Indo-' make a fair profit \ while giving you mu nouing but gaud ,, :ii)d If it is not YOUR MONEY’S WORTH. _::t will make it risiit. 0 BANNER PRINTERY. * We Haven’t Said much on Groceries lately WAITING PERHAPS FOR A FEW BAR­ GAINS TO ACCUMULATE. THEY CAME AS USUAL. HERE ARE A FEW OF THE CHOICEST: RICE Fancy broken, fine color, some whole grains in per pound 4c. S pounds for 25c. RAISINS......... 1 I . . London-layers, choicest, large, fine new fruit-­ boxes 20 pound, per box $1.00. OLIVES.. 27 oz. Selected Queen Olives worth 35c per bottie only 25c. CERESOTA.. .... COOK - BROS.. •» —that is i! you emphatically say “NO” : , -THINGS" claiming to be first class printers and offering GOOD WORK for “unreasonably |,.,w prices" you will be wise. • Ray GUberMa earing for a lame wrlsL Michael Fisher Is visiting in Pewamo. oat»armer# haVt cou'menced Plowing for Mattle Barber Who has been Mck with peritonitis is on the gain. Mrs. Hall lies very HI at the home of her son-in-law, Benj. Walt. Mr. P. Barber and wife and Mrs. Lulu Andrus spent Monday in Cloverdale. Sarah Dorr and Eunice Wait attended the wedding of a cousin in Wayland last week. ' Horace Hal] and wife, of Wayland, were called here Sunday by the illness of her mother. Mary Gilbert who has been visiting here several weeks has returned to her home In Leonidas. The Misses Minnie and Etta Flower have accepted positions with the Hender­ son and Ames Co. at Kalamazoo. Isaac Rlckenmore has purchaser! tlig house and strop belonging to Caleb France and expects soon to occupy the same. Newel Barber has accepted a position In the Traverse City Insane asylum and de parted for that place on Tuesday last. There is much Interest felt In the meet­ ings held here by Rev. Ritchmyer and Miss Howard. Meetings will continue the rest of this week. Arthur Shorter received a telegram last week that bis father Wm. Shorter was very sick with no hopes of recovery. He was a former resident of this place but tor the past 20 years has lived near Cross Village. Charles Parker whose homp was just over the town line in Richland and one of the first settlers of that township died on Thursday April 2. His funeral was held Sunday at which a large circle ot friends pild him their last respects. His age was 82. Be was a brother to Amasa Parker who built the first house in Barry Co. Since our last writing Nick Schweitzer has moved to Plainwell and Mr. Brown, of Richland, has taken his place on the John Gilkey farm. Will Siieffield has moved onto the Chet Honeywell farm and will work it.' Jake Manhaven works both Elmer Reynolds and Miss E. C. Mead’s farms. Frank Barber has moved qear Galesburg. Will Cartlldge taking his place on the W. Fisher farm. Spring wheat flour per sack 50c. L. E. Stauffer £ f E FOR 5rtLE Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing goods at unheard of prices. Special line of stouts for heavy weights. Bicycle Out Fits,—Suits, Belts, stockings, caps, sweater. Our all wool, turtle neck sweater $1.50 can’t be matched. Best and Cheapest Line of shirts in the market. i I Sell Exclusively the Famous‘’Gold” and Silver dress and Negligee shirts. Universally acknow­ ledged by shirt wearers to be the “cheapest because the “best” shirt in America. I ours for low prices, i1 t J. C. FARRELL cloth ier ICYCLES THE BEST IN THE MARKET. Clevelands, Ramblers, ____ K . _lecial, Bp I Crowns, ({JSUIRichmond RichmondNo itb. 1, Falcons, Richmond Duke Richmond, Envoy, Duchess “ Fleetwing, Smalley, Road King, Road Queen. Calumet, Prices ranging from $38.00 to $100.00. Blonde Sundries a Specialty. Goll and Bicycle Hosiery ot all Kinds. bankrupt’stoiie- * . ■ • . . . HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 9, 1896. IF YOU “NO” A THING Compare the etc. bearing ' ;j vn kr Print” W JU: a!'. >'.hers. It’s nth a trifle more ■ printing done i..it -Itc.vivm- ■ .■ ' THE BEST ADVER- . TISING MEDIUM IN BARRY COUNTY. C. H. Osborn & Nabhvllle. Rev. E. E. Branch has been very sick during the past week but is reported better. U. M. Mcljiughlin was nt Hostings Saturday attending the county board of ex­ aminers. Samuel Kocher is very seriously 111 at his home In the northeast part of the vil­ lage. A council of doctors was held over him Monday. Miss Alice McKinuls.of the Spring Lake schools, was in tlie village last week visit­ ing friends during the vacation. Mrs. Uewes, sister of Mrs. A. 8. Mit­ chell. who has been staying In the village during the winter, returned to her home y .»iday morning. Nashville Lodge No. 255 F. and A. M. go to Hastings Friday to attend tlie annual school of instruction to be held by State Lecturer A. M. Clark. C. W. Smith has returned from his win­ ter’s sojourn In Florida looking hale and hearty and in time to take an active part in the spring elections. Wells R. Barker has completed his changeable gear bicycle and has been ex­ hibiting his Invention to tlie wheelmen around town and they pronounce it to be a very practical arrangement. Neither Rev. Neargartb nor Rev. Frye were returned to thia place by the Evan­ gelical Conference which met al Capac last week; Rev. George Kohler has been as­ signed to this charge. Rev. Neargarth goes to St. Joseph and Rev. Frye goes to Mt. Pleasant. Election was very hotly contested and each of the candidates did some hard work. The entire republican ticket was elected by majorities varying from 9 to 100 with the exception of Supervisor John Fumlss who was defeated by Henry Roe by a majority of 85. While Al Vannocker and D. II. Everts were driving on Main St. Monday after­ noon. in some way the horse driven by Vannocker came in collision with a teain belonging to Win. Woodard, so seriously injuring one of Woodard’s horses that it died Tuesday .morning. Middleville. Ward Stratton visited friends in Has­ tings Monday. M. S. Oiykendal is In Wayland this week doing dentistry work. The Brass factory has resumed work again after a weeks lay off. Will Lawrence le moving Into the Will­ ard house on Keeler street. Dr. Hanlon now occupies rooms In the bang building for his office. Miss Ethel Russel began teaching in the Ruoarldistrict last Mouduy. Mis> Mittlu Purofrey spent Sunday in Grand Rapids the guest of her mother. Mrs. John Ackerson and Mrs. H. E. Hendrick were In Grand Rapids Tuesday. Alfred Davis lias moved on H. E. Hen­ drick's fann a mile north of this village. Tlie entire republican ticket was elected Monday, excepting clerk, which office was elected by the Free Silver party. The elocutionary entertainment given Tuesday evening by Miss: George and pupils was greeted by a full house and lunch praise is due Mias George for the manner In which the program was render­ ed. ’• Dr. L. Parkhurst and wife left for Chi­ cago Saturday for a months slay. Mr. Parkhurst will take a course in a medical college. . North Irving. Bnrn to Wellington Kidder and wife March 30th a son. L.*A. 8. meets at Mrs. Wm. Mitchell's Thursday April 9th. Our town elected a straight republican ticket with the exception df clerk. ■ Mr. Robinson sr. and wife, of Irving, visited at Henry Hammond’s election day. We think la grippe has come to stay as every family has from one to three pa­ tients. • Some are of the opinion that old Bruin has seen his shadow again and gone back to stay ^Ix week longer. Several flocks of wild geese have been goi*g south yesterday. Some say fair weather, others predict a cold storm. W. Jordan had the misfortune of loos­ ing one of his work horses by its jumping over th a manger and breaking its neck. Oscar Matthews, of Grand Rapids, spent last week visiting old friends _here and attending business matters in the mean time. Burt Quigly who came home on a visit from Dakota a few weeks ago is now very sick with typhoid fever. Dr. Lizzie Hen­ dershott is the attending physician. Gcrkev. Hagar's team is again on. the road buyIng eggs. Ira Curtis and wife have gone to house­ keeping near Lyons. Myrtle Dally visited at Allen. Kings’ near Woodland last week. Oscar Lepard and family, ot Campbell, spent Sunday at Doc. Curtis’. Mr. Haight and wife have moved upon rtli6 farm they Intend working. Mr. and Mrs. Lyon,of Odessa,visited her at Tamarac Corners last Sunday. Miss Grace Hatton visited friends at Coats Giove a few days last week. All tlie young folks took in the dance at Frank Allerdlngs' last Friday night. Sylvenus Lipscomb has gone to work by the month for Terry Corrigan, of Free­ port. Mr. Bashore picked up a few chickens which he took to Nashville market last Thursday. Mina Mae Burdick, of Hickory Corners, visited at J. Spencer’s last week. She was enroute to Ionia to attend the State Convention of Christian Endeavorers. Hind* Corners. Miss Rae Robinson came home Sunday with r new bicycle. Dan Hine ami John Robinson are cut­ ting Umber north of Hastings. Emerson Edger and wife, of West Rut­ land. spent -Sunday at Fred Hind’s. Miss Rose Hillsinger, of South Hastings was a guest Rt Clark Robinson’s Friday. Services at the school house next Sun­ day morning nt 11 o'clock. Sunday School at 10. . Mrs. Sarah Newton went to Nashville Monday for another operation on the can­ cer on her face. Mrs. A. R. Smith entertained the L. A. $. last Friday. There was a large at­ tendance and a delightful llnte. Again the wedding bells have chimed In this community. Dan Hine and Miss Ida Gealer both of this place were milled in the holy bonds of matrimony Tuesday, March SlsL The young couple have the best wishes of their many friends. « Hickory Corner*. A week of suspense for tlie school teachers. . , The L. A. S. of the Baptist church was entertained at Mr. Cadwaliader’s Friday la Deli Fowler has returned and intends to Mrs. B. W. Johnson and daughter Eva make this place his home the coming made a business trip to f^alamnzoo. Mrs, Lillian Btorr went to Grand Rap­ ^Th^surpriae party given Marr Byington ids last week to look after her fruit farm. Last Saturday the 28lh of March Mrs. last Wednesday evening was reported a Amasa 8. Barker was 82. years of age. very enjoyable affair. The childrens concert on Saturday queu­ Her daughter Mrs. M. A. Bennett gave her a family dinner. Mrs. Par*« a“d ing called out a good house and furnished husband was the first family to settle In a very good entertainmenL The L- A. 5. of the M. P. church furnish­ ^TuwiiiwrifiW 'b» Slh PMMri ®S very ed dinner for the voters election day. The proceeds of which will go towards tlie re­ quietly. The ent'™ republican ticket was elected without s scratch by 50 majority. pairs to be made on their parsonage. The president or the Eslon end Barry Great Bep Grill,: The writer learned that 4 or 5 Kriit, o» the Greenback, Popu­ Mutual Insurant Co. visited this pi.ro last Wednesday to adjust the Insurance on list. and Demo, end ooe or two old de­ the bouse ot Geo. Stanley destroyed by funct parties met in the P. M. to form a fire. ’ ________*______ _ new party. Prairieville Is not productive of these new Issues tbst fall by the way­ side on rocky Pisces sod soon perish. Mr. and Mrs. Hart, of Bellevue, visited Carlton. Aca Odell Is bo ■ better but said to be (*John O’Connors dsnoe ws, well attended 50 numbers being soldThe Adventist's here attended quarterly meeting In Bastliurs Sunday. ............. The Raster concert was well attended and the exercises plea,Ina to all. Wlins Carpenter spent Sunday In Sapnac with Cbas. Gooden's younx PeoP1'"^•be entire Sliver ticket Mondsv. The majorities were from 14 to 33. Whole number ot votesM .ere atrrixbt tn a verv pleasant birthday surprise party MT «ka > oAatrt“ rock1 ng chair was left aa a t<«en oi esteem relatives over Sunday. , There was a sugar party at C. D. Evans last Wednesday evening. E. G. Potter was at Saginaw last week attending the business meeting of the G. A R The Misses Repiogle *Dd of HMtlng, Visited •> c. B. Primer’s list Robert Gamble la moving to Irving. School commenced Monday after a two W<Bev. Gria*bypmariiri **>e •ebo°l tfoute nest Sund.y st 2:30 p. m. Mrs. David Paton has none to Niles to visit her daughter Mrs. H. B. Snyder. 0 &MWM WHOLE NO. 2130 Woodland. Some of our farmers are plowing for oats. Sugar makers have been gathering plenty of sap for the last few days. There seems to be plenty of bay this spring notwithstanding the scarcity last fall. The dry weather this spring together with unfavorable ’ March weather are making fall crops look sickly. Ulysses Gaul’s left hand came Into con­ tact with a buzz saw one day last week, resulting in a loss of three fingers and badly mangling the fourth one, Leonard Wuuderllck has traded farms with Fred Bosworth, of Sunfield. While we are sorry to lose Leonard, we are glad to get as good a citizen as Mr. Bosworth. Some patties are putting a full stock of clothing In the John Galligan building. Several dray loads have already been de­ livered and we are Informed that a first class stock will be kept, so hereafter our good people will not have to go to neigh­ boring towns for clothing. Our township meeting occurred on Mon­ day and resulted In a complete victory for the republicans, the entire ticket with one exception being elected, by from 40 to 80 plurality. Morning dawned bright, and fair, just the day for a republican land­ slide^ but it was also a good “sap day” and for this rerson many-did not turn out as they could not let their sip go to waste. Others got up at twelve o’clock and gather­ ed sip until morning. The only reason we can assign for the heavy majorities on Monday is that a large number of former democrats voted the republican t’ckeL It Monday is an indication of what will occur In November, free trade and protect­ ion will have fought their battle and some other issue than free trade will have io be adopted by the democratic party. Orangeville, . Geo. P. Coon is qn the sick list. Wm. My He went to Richland Monday on business. The republicans elected their entire ticket by rnajoritiei from 18 to 90. F. E. Harper wa* hurt quite badly last Monday while fool big with the boys. Elmer England and wife, of MiddlevlBe, visited friends here tlie fore part of the week. Ttie Ladies Hume Missionary Society farnlahe^ a fine dinner Inst Monday. Receipts $0.50. The Easter services at ttje church ware nicely carried out There'' was a very large attendance. \ . Vilo Youngs Mid F. E. Weldon, of Castleton, were on our streets last Monday and Tuesday selling maple sugar. Soldiers and all who are interested lu Decoration day are requested to. meet at the grange ball next Saturday evening. Joseph Kelley died Monday at 3 p. m. after a short illnese of appopiexy la*U»K only a few days* He leaves a wife and fkmily and a host Df friends to mourn his death. * North Kaat Burry. Frank Bunnell te quite indisposed at the present writing. , Cute Audrus Is spending a few days with Ina and George Eaton. Mrs. Hiram Card is on the sick list Dr. Scribner, of Dei top. Is attending her. Lula Nobles returned Saturday from spending a few days with her friend Nettie Shedd. Milton Nobles las fixed bis com bouse In a suitable condtion and has moved in autll his house is built. . The L. A. S. met with Mrs. Andrus last Thursday, and although we had a North Dakota blizzard there were forty eight present. Tlioraapple Lake. The L. A. S. of North East Barry and L. E. Scothorn has la grippe. Hickory Corners served dinner to the Corldau Wallace is very sick with typhoid voters on town meeting day. The proceeds pneumonia. to build a kitchen on the M. P. parsonage. Easter services at the Barryvllle church were a success. Miss Maggie Larkina of Hastings Is visit­ Parties from Croaay are driving a well ing Mrs. Mina Baird. for Fred Gibson. Miss Hattie King has gone to Hatt' to Rev. McCreery and wife visited at Martin live with her people. Chandler’s Friday. Miss Lizzie Higdon will lead the C. E. Chas. Chandler and wife, of Hastings, meeting Sunday evening. vissted relatives here last week. Miss Ida Farley, of Woodland, visited E. Shultz and wife, spent Sunday with relatives here over Sunday. the letters sister Mrs. C. Kahler. The Mudge school began Monday with Arthur Gesler will clerk in the hardware Miss Esta Feighner at the helm. store at Delton the coming summer. Mrs. Jessie Strong Is much worse with J. Doster and wife, of Prairieville, were but little hopes of her recovery. the guests of G.-Wilkinsons Sunday. John Wertz, of the Nashville High Martin Chandler and'wife attended the school, visited with his uncle L. E. Scot- Radical Quarterly meeting at Podunk last horn and family Monday evening. Saturday and Sunday. Pliny Roush met with a very painful ac­ cident while working at Henry Strong’s mill Wednesday, he had his hand sawed । John Marks has gone to Baltimore to very badly but he is getting along nicely |build a fence. Mrs. Boice has gone to McBride to visit now. Wesley Shaffer accidentaly discharged her son.William. a target rifle No 22 the bullet taking effect Frank bled, of Kalkaska, was here last in his right side and following a rib around week on business. lodged under the right shoulder blade, a J. W. Wolf ± Co. are building a fence physician was called -who dressed the for Ixmey Woods. Our delegate to Y. P. 8. C. E. at Ionia wound and Wesley is improving. The reaper Death has again claimed gives us a good reporL another one of our number, Ed Ingalls Mrs. Gary Baker has returned after an aged 32 departed this life Thursday even­ absence of several weeks. ing after n painful Illness of about six i Ira Cotton and wife, of near Hastings, weeks, of consumption of the ‘bowels, made a visit here and at Woodland last Although lie was a great sufferer he ro­ jdlced In a Savior’s love and ll is last Yankee Springs. momenta were the happiest. I The entire republican ticket is elected Mr follows: S. Ci Ritchie Supervisor 70, Cora Wright begins teaching at the Bert Armstrong .Clerk 79. Frank Turner Treas. 75, A. F. Sylvester Justice 07, A. Bullis Monday. Mrs. Dr. Powers has been quite sick Turner Board of Review 08, L. B. Pryor H. C. 69. Harry Turner School Insp 73. for the past two weeks. Grace Powers is at home from Battle Constables—Jud Pratt 78. John Springer 71, John Hall 76, C. W. Armstrong 74. Creek for a weeks vacation. Al Davis has moved into Dan Keyes County Center. house ami will work his fann. Samuel Howe has sold his timber to Theo. Packer has moved into Alvarez Wilcox house at the Center and Rev. James L. Wilkins. Miss Emma Stamm, of Dowling, is the Crago Is moving into the parsonage this guest of her sister, Mrs. Dan Bechtel. Charlie Gillespie will move from Mr. Two weeks from to night (Friday) April 24 there will be a Phonographic concert Preen place onto the Barker farm in at the M. P. church by Rev. Snell. AdnRs- Baltimore. alon free at the door but a collection will Sultllora and SmIIoi* Picnic AaaoetioR. be taken up. Hastings, Mich., March 28th, 1896. The election Monday resulted as follows In response to the call of the clerk of Supervisor A. G. Kent democrat; Treas. Bert Shepard democrat; Clerk John Tomp' the Barry County Soldier and Sailor Pic­ kins republican; and the rest of the ticket nic Association, the officers of the Assoc­ iation together, with the Womans Auxili­ republican. The Sunday schoil elected their officers ary, met at the GJ A. R. Hall In the City for the coming year Easter: Supt Webster of Hastings on the above date. In the absence of Colonel Sparks, the Hastings; Ass’L Lizzie Tasker; Sec. Myrta Naj: Treas. Adda Wright; Organist meeting was called to order by Vice Pres­ ident Wm. F. Hl^ks. On motion the fol­ Blanch Tuttle. The L. A. 8. will meet with Mrs. L. lowing committee was appointed, each member named to select an assistant:— Park next week Thursday 16th. p. in. The Bsntield—Charles Shumacher. / officers for the coming six months are: Delton — Felix Chamberlain. Pres. Mrs. Frank Wright; Vice. Pres. Bowens Mills—J. C. Jordan. Mre. IJzzle Tasker: Sec. Mre. Louise Smith Morgan—Comrad E. Preston. Treas. Mrs. Addie Sylvester. Middleville—Jack Johnson. Cloverdale. Nashville—Warren Hecox. A German class was started in our Sun­ Freeport. Samuel Roush. day school last Sabbath. Lacey—T. J. Ford. Mrs. Barbara McCallum visited her Woodland—Comrad E. Sandy. daughter here last week. — Carlton—George C. Nichols. Orin Da) ton and wife, of Brouard visit­ Irving—George Ingram. ed friends here last Sunday. Lady Committer:— The L. A. 8. will meet with Mrs. F. Lacey—Mrs. T. J. Ford. Chamberlain on Thursday the 10. Nashville— Mrm Elida Williams. Wm. Gibson and wife have moved into Middleville—Mrs. Jack Johnson. the house owned by L. H. Barnes. WiMNtland—Mra. Adelia Dllienbeck. The township election went republican Carlum—Mrs. George Nichols. by .majorities ranging from 10 to 34. Frerpo 1—Mrs. Susanna Peckham. Mrs. Lizzie Peak has sold her farm to Biuifiuld—Mrs. James MeDonsld. the Murphy boys ami has purchased the Delton—Mrs. A relit Chamberlain. fann lately owned by John Sprague in Morvan '1ra. W. Fraeler. Boweua tillk-rNr*. Katy Smith. Orangeville. Everett McCallnm and Miss Rapp at­ On motion it was tesohed that we re­ tended the Easter services at the church quest all the officers of the Association and the al»ve cotnuittre in meet at the G. last Sunday evening. Considering the little time given for pre­ A. R. Hull in .thecity HasiitMts on Salparation, the Easier services here Sunday untny June 6th to complete tnr arrange­ evening were good. The musical part of ments for the oozing plewle to lie held al the entertainment gave evidence that a Tkomapple Lake next August, and that a great improvement has been made in that notice be published in nil the County line, and too much praise cannot be given paper* about the middle of July; on Mo­ to our able chorister John Conyer for the tion resolved that we request the County great pains lie takes in this matter. papers to publish the proceedings of this meeting. Adjourned to meet June 6th at 10 a. m. F. Stanton la among us again for super­ 1896. L V. B. Gillawk, visor. Born to Mr. ami Mrs. J. Tobis, on Mon­ Ctertday last a son. M. M. Slocum are the hoppy parent, ot UKAN^EVILLB TOWWMtP. a little daughter. M. Akt rich and wife entertained rela­ tives ftorn Battle Creek leal week. Ulm., and Fred Ederte. of Hastings, vUltrd relatives here last Sonday. �---- - —-— Hastings Banner SPEAKS FOR CUBA. Thursday, Apr. 9, 1896. Consideration of Conference * Re­ port Bogins in the Hojise. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Washington. April 4.—< Postmaster­ General Wilson has issued a statement Says He Killed John Foster. showing a !■»■«»• increase in money or­ Charles Castle, a former resident of der buuinesR laid quarter over that of COOK BROS. Proprietors. Three Oaks, who committed! suiejde at and preceding quarter, the receipts ag­ Memphis, Mo., by hanging himself. i« gregating $105,755.t»7L The net re te­ Hitt Make* a Powerful Plea tor the I said to have made a confession that he rne. S275,«OT. has never been equuL d Xu*urg«*nt*--ilt» V*ew of Uncle murdered John Foster, who dirappared except in the quartet ended December Satu’s Duty - What Rreog( from Three Oaks tio year* ago. In­ 51. 1893. The value of domestic orders What Thoy Are Doing at ths vestigation pt thaMiwe developed the -^ued was $49.«Mi.U»w>. against >44J»O. tional Capital fact that’ Foster went to Memphis to ' (HK) in 1894. and the receipts were larger up collect a debt ull-ged to have been dne than those of th* corresponding quar­ VVsishingtim, April 4.—Cuba la nrtnnt Meanure* Ender Consider- again m tfle house and another crisis him froiniCaatle. That was the last seen ter Of 1894 by S3G.U.M) atlon in the Senate and Route nas arrived; When ’.he conference re of him alive, although every effort was Claim* «75 MrKinlpy Del«*c»tvK. i —Hill* mid Bceolaport in fuvar of the senate resolution* made to solve the mystery surrounding Washington, April 6.—Gen. Gros­ was brought up yesterdx.v Mr. Hitt, I> his whereabouts. « venor. of Ohio, recapitulated by states chairman pf, the loicign affairs com the number of delegates elected to the KnitiN to IU- Foreclosed. Washington, March 31.—The senate xuitter. saidf; St. JajuIs convention whom hr claimed yesterday passed a bill for thepayriient ..... _ ________ ________ Fore.-lq.uro proceedings were W hat Jlreognlliou Merni*. The voice of the people In the federal court at Grand llnpurt by for .Maj. McKinley. Ohio’s candidate for of $I5,S45 to the sufferers from the .... unmistakable ... " George \Y. Weld et ah. of Buston. hold- the presidency. The table shows a caisson explosion during the railway ' o» tlie United 'States, as expressed' in the ►trike in Chicago and another annro- enormous majority given in the hour* ___ jJon ’of I ers ,r“s1 ’dortgages. against the De­ total of 275. Hr says that during the * . . “ . J. to 17, was in favor ul recognition < . ,, i. ~ It Northern, the Saginaw remainder of April there will be at print I ng $2,000,000 for a public building the belligerency of the Cubans. F was t troit. Lmlaing < £ Western, and the Grand Rnpidx, IJins- least 175 delegates elected for McKin­ nt Indianapolis. Ind. The TI.* nomination against this that ail tin. Spanish Influences er ly.jamir. J Franklin, iu. of Arizona, to to'[ >»' M country were most sirenuously VSiimuS. ex- > ing . . Delimit ivt-^it railways. & railways. The The amount amount, ley. and the first of May will see the be gon-rnor ol Arironn was received u( tl„ aU rriend. uf Cuba claimed iM something over $2,000,000 on number of McKinley delegates easily from the president. ’ | turned. first mortgage. This is the first step 450. Wagliingtun, April 1.—The expected The reason is plain They know It toward n; radical reorganization of the llleged Britinh Alliiu»<w with Simin. be" of >iaqrortance Inestimable drimte on the resolution for inquiry I would b ”»»«•"<- and tnra»lm«b<. New York. April G.--ikillard Smith assistance to the Cuban cause. ,h would roads, which are owned mainly in Boa­ into recent bond issues did not take give thenv a flag; It would give them a ton. cables the World from London that the place yesterday. The post office appro­ status ofUhe world. If they procured a (Misitlve statenK’nt has been made to Health in Michigan. priation bill, carrying S93.O00.bOO. was vessel and entered New York harbor to­ morrow with their lane-star flag they During the week ended Manh 2b re­ h«m by n leading financier of that city, considered in part. ! wouHi be Hable to be treated as pirates. n man who bus unquestioned opporWashington. April 3»—Senator Cail The Spanish minister would immediately ports sent in by 54 observers in various ■ tunity of knowing the facts, that Eng i (Fla.) offered a joint resolution in the claim that this should be done. But with portions of. the state Indicate that cryind j law* l’n* concluded u treaty of alliance a recognized nag they could enter ns the sipclbb ilivrvased and pneumonia an:! s<*iiate yesterday directing the sending ships from all countries do. They cbulc I with Spain, and that within ten days dfcreased in ana of prevaof an adequate naval force to Cuba to buy munitions of war openly could diarrhea J they CVUIU ---------' Europe will be stttrtled by the official buy supplies of every kind t* h'-n -rc could ’Zk! go r' lenee. Consumption was reported al put an end to barbarities and instruct announcement of this fact. ing the president to notify Spain that openly-^t not tn urnied expcdUlont, te join them. They could pcgultate loans-- thvrin at IS, scarlet fever at 35. measles the United States w ill forcibly them as openly ns the Spaniards • interven-- negotiate »>sv»i at 32. whipping congli nt <3 and spujlli Haverhill. Mas*.. April 0.—During a unless murder and cutrage cease. lh-: ,-an dd< now; < \ The Spanish government of war.it Hatlford and a: prize fight Saturday night between jm»x at Detroit, Saginaw, Bay City, Ma­ post office appropriation hjll fur ‘ *buy* munitions * ; FhHadelphia.' buys supplies, leads ships— ' 1 ineCity. Imlay township mid loniq. Arthur Bradley and Richard Ingram, tF.cr considered. 1 in fact, the [United States I.: to-day the Waahingtcju. April 3.—The post office ' base of opciatkma In a furious war to [ the .‘utter received a clfnnce blow on A Boy Kills 111* Brother. the Vein under the right jaw wRich renappropriation bill served to bring out . cyusli those [who an- struggling fur lib- [ Frank. Gough, aged 15. son of John erty, and our government has been busied । . *» some shnru discussion in the henate 1 — dere<l him - unconaeioua. and from the . , * . . , . , i for a year lh obeylhg ih • intlmatiun* oft’f Gougb, of Watervleit, was shot and in« . effect of which he died two hours later. yratrnlay oq the propriety of 1 u,» Bpunlrt mtatelyr. I. tl-.- r»lrora»g^.j-tators nnd participants Ing country post offices and absorbing i« this justice? Is this ol-servip” neuirali’y j sfantiy killed by n younger brother, ’ rhe * th'cni u braiiche, of city office*. Aft<' K •truifile" Eilh-r In .pirn or In r.i.’t Albert, who is 13 years of age ore under arrest. ’ the . .peech by Sr-nator Klkinr mlvoHlth-i; , «» W.B“> •">««’ ot " - । parents were awa/ at the time Cuban*? j shooting, and it was supposed that the —,T*~« Kibfiidies and other means of extending [ Strength uf the Cuban Army. bovs quarreled, when Albert shot hit i -Columbus, 0., April 3. A novel American commerce mi the sens the Mr. Hitt said that the latest I r format‘.on 1 brother. Neighbor, found titejounger mea»ure ain.ed.£blghthroterh.l.vra» bill went over. The Indian appropria­ at hand shewed that the Cuban army brother .wropiag »|> the ennetetl Into a taw by the legwlature ntunbered over turn. Th.-fr succiss tion bill wns reported. I* now probable For a year they ham brains. Albert claimed the khootutg Thurmlny. it provide, tbnl any man.• e-ra-v any nntr perron narenti tn baffled the armies of Spain. In n recent THE HOUSE, nger permitting to rente wear aa ’ stutement hj lb»‘ Spanish minister, ad­ . was an accident. hat or other headgear in n theater ob­ lull* lulrtxlueeit nntl Petition* anil Rwo- dressed to the peopft? of the Utilt.d l)ft North Found Guilty. *. o _ _____________ „ ____ _ of a structing the view shall be guilty States, he said Spain had sent 125.JOO m<n . lation* Presented. j Dr. North, one of the most promi- f misdeinmnor and shall bc-fflncd ten Washington. March 31.—The house .i to Cuba. With this treat army nv re ; than 40 war Vessels have been «vH»perat:t.i; nent physicians iu Jncksou. who wns on (]onrtrs. * yesterday took ep the cousiderntiot) of to shut the Cubans In aval sitl.dixe them trial on the charge of haring caused ( f ------ ----------- -----------the sundry civi' appropriation bill and Far from being subdued, they have fought disposed of 15 of the 100 pages la’fpvP on successfully for a year, earl) month. ‘ the death of Fannie F<»x by performing , Ku'-iiville. 111., April G.—Judge John c*i-h week |.>wlns forw.rfl. l.rlnslni : an „„ abortion, was found guilty „.. .... , on the adjournment. . province MfUr province under their pow* r ; ... , , II G. Bagby died Saturday evening at his Washington. April 1.—In the house until ihrir «uthorlul>» emended ow e-n. 1 1h,r'' l’oul" lu t,,e Indictment, whleh ’. home in this city, aged 17 yea is. In yesterday a bill was introduced requir­ miles from the eastern an the West* rti rr«l j charged him with having jjerfonned J874 he was elected a representative! an aixwtion on the girl. The cn?c will ing rpilruads running night service to of the island, and the Spanish forces an ; from Illinois tp the Forly-fuuviL-.conto-day largely penned in the .-Hies. ! lie appealed. ac*‘omino:late the poor class pi passanI gtrv>. lie served «.s circuit judge six gecs with sleeping hvrtiis at very cheap I years, entering upon1 his duties in lbS5. Mr; Hid tald. in canclufiun; "It is Hound, <>ngg«Ml and Rubbed. rules.- The sundry civil bill was further ’sometimes objected ibr.t v.c ought not ’ Masked tiueves entered the home of to encourage; the Cubans io separate gov- , discussed. ..^,.1* .......... N. L. Surdam. ajp*d 90 years?, who lives • , E»*tjr Piety. Washington, .April 2.—An amend-; ermnent, as ^hey would simply enter upon anarchy ahd:r"z. t Idlsucccs-ihe reVcdiiilons, ns so ' [ near Paw Paw, and, after binding and , D. L. .Moody, the’ evangelist, told a ment to the sundry civil bill providing' ofted has I happened with Sj anlsn-Ariicr- I esT'iiut” in*7acf*Uuba iiffeJ- ! and his son. ransacked the ' story* in Philadelphia reccetly about his ■ far tIk* purchi&c and repair of the bouse i lw *,t vv ,v lean coiomesl But. in fact. Cuba differ’ I w other*, except Chili. In that ! honse. curing $2,400. The thicker, life *before • ’ conversion, ’ * his when n *boy in which Abnfham Lintoln died was : o( its population me of Euro [ left their victims helpless, in which con- of 17. He said that while he was a adopted in the house yesterday. (lition. they were found by neighbors.' pretty RmHioy inhisunregenerntedays, .Washington, April 3.—In the house !or white people of Cuba*, once yesterday the sundry civil l»ill was into an independent govern- Surtlnm -wiih robbed 3 year sign in n fdini- deep in‘the follies and errors of the sobn settle into suitable condl- . lur manner. world, he never broke so far away from pa st rd, as wps also a bill to rehnbursv --------ter upon a career of pro*- ! tlcns and er A. PJ Browir. late postmaster of Le his early religions training ns to forget ' I* ‘ our duty to treat th<gn to- I ,p?rlty. ....... w. It mars, la., fur losses sustained by rob- day e_. with [fairness, to observe neutrality i New Buffalo is without any village j tc say his prayers every night. M1 us.-u IhR ‘ ’.‘dsreaJ. “ Americans .who are descend- ; to. sleep with my brother,” he said, the elections h> the stqte, ants of those struggled through a eon- ; officers.. When । . . “and if cither one of us happened t*j Washington, April 4. — The house test agatnist who _____ _ ___ _ „in ' were held two weeks ago the citizen* ■ tyranny like ___ that______ to-day yesterday revived the agitation of the Cuba should pot the memory of, , wefe unaware of the new election law jump into bed without first getting on — be false to .i question of Cuban belligerency In con­ their .fathers, nor the traditions and Mils knees, the other would swear at him ! and forgot to nominate officers and hold vigorously qpd kick him out on the nect icin with the conference report of s-plrft ot their history- We are under no obligations to favor Spain and oppres • co-­ [ an election; The citizens are now in n flOpr.” tin- Cuban resolutions. Mr. Hitt (Ill.) sion, as against Cuba and freedom. E dilemma. They have no president, no sjtoke'at length in favor of the insur­ number howj Spain invaded and seised justices—in; fact, no rulers whatever. j upon Santo Domingo when the United gents. and Mr. Bouteile (Me.) argued i-opalMtlon of Dubuque* States was engaged In the war of the re- . Dubuque*. la-. April 4.- -’fue ne». city against • the resolutions. Speaker hellion. Brief New* Item*. Wej have no debt of gratitude, • lived made a ruling that a majority of and should be Influenced by no sentiments Miss AHwrta Chapman,of Pentwater,. directory wifi sl.ow nu <stiniat-<! popu the members of the house who are Irv­ but those of Justice and that enlightened ‘ broke through the ice on Pine Line and ' lotion for Dubuque of tt^OOU. The si-lf-interest whichx Is the true guide In ing al the time nu\ question of . ‘ ! A. M. Einnjey jumped into the water j state census lust yeai showed ovex the policy of nations. 40,000. quorum comes up shall constitute tWhen tills vote has been given, as it vi’i t and saved her but lost his own life iu quorum for the transaction of busi­ be, overwheirninsly by tills house, concur­ The . qr4v.ro of the Twenty-Ufb ness. At the e'vnir.g session private ring with the senate In expressing the will of the peopic of the United States. pension bills were considered, and id we cannot doubt that the executive will Michigan infantry will hold their anwere passed. act and obey the voice of the nation, and , nual .reunion at Maron on April 9. tliat we wfH speedily bear that the presl- • .j . , . , , Washington. April 6.—With the ex dent ha. reror>ll«l the belllserencr of the Slnr wr' lce between fuifnyette . struggling Cubans. The waning cause of i and North Star has been curtailed so as ci-IhmeouR 1'Ubinf‘s at the beginning Spain bus been apr-arent from week to \ <o begin ul Rathbone, ot t he (session, the entire day and night week for two months past. It will not ,, , ... , ,, be Ion. until we .ball have an end of ,'t | Henry Ijturence wns .truck by a full-1 ►«-<sinps in I he how on Saturday were chnolejl to a discussion of the wisdqm, the liombaatl- pretension, and alannlna- ' ing tree while at work on a farm near * lion, nt Werier's ravnite operation., and port|„„d nB1| crushed to death. cs.K-iliency and justice of adopting the the Cubans, having vindicated their ' ; • | The 1 he 27th semi-annual meeting of the (■ resolutions recognizing Cuban bellig- rights with their arms. *111 enjoy the liberty they have earned. * Michigan Sehoolmnsters’ club was held cn-ucyi and tendering the friendly ofMr. Bouteile Replie*. : at at Anu Ann Arb^r Arbor with with nearly nearly 2bf) 200 teachers teachersJ‘ f.c or the. United States,for the setMr. Bouteile (rep.. Me.) reviewed the hl*-- ? in high *' in attendance attendance from front the the various various high flenient-of the trouble.; • tory’of the parliamentary progress of the ! schools in «*.„ I the state. resolutions and expressed the opinion that The Buffalo mines, four in number, It was not the intention of the movers r.f Chicago, April 2.—Fred Payne, who the resolutions to commit congress to any resumed work at Negaunee with par- ] was nmrried only last Sunday, and definite and decided policy. Congress, h- tinl forces and will begin working full • said, had the power to put resolutions In . °-----James McKinstry, married but a few such a form as to romjHjl the president to '. forces May 1. I he Igirassa mine also weeks-ago. were instantly killed at the act upon them, but that had been carefu’.lv I resumed, Henry street crossing of the Chicago avoided. No joint resolution was before . E. D. Largent, of Elsie, an old soldier the house and none had been. It was as A- Northwestern railroad in Harlem well known us anything possibly could N? of the rebellion, bus fallen heir to a good • Wednesday afternoon. They were driv­ that the president did not believe tha* a 80-acre farm near Columbus, 0., and ing across the tracks and did not see state of belligerency exists In the island of .about $13,000 in cash. The property was(Ctiba. ' the approaching train. Referring to the matter of public senti­ heft him by an aunt. ment. alleged:to be supporting the resob?The state fair will be held in Grand F*mou» Knee Tr*<rk Closed. tlons, Mr. Bouteile said he did not cla’m • Hartford. Conn.. April B.—Charter to speak for the entire American public, Itapids again this year. Pratt & Co.’s cutter factory at ColdOnk Park, the scene of many of the but he had not received, hi the course <4 the discussion, a single letter from a man ’ water was burned, the loss being $25,sumt important trotting races in the of reliable, thoughtful, considerate judge­ country during the ]>ust 25 years, ment. expressing an opinion In favor of ■ 000; insurance. $10,000. was sold at auction to Henry Kennedy the United States embroiling Itself in this । The post office at Newaygo has been for $19,000. the stockholders having contention in the Island of Cuba. ! raised to the presidential class. Mr. Bouteile said that the house wan In vuti-d to close tqyfhc affairs of the asso­ The house, barn and household goods duty bound not to act upon a matter of j ! ciation. The original cost was $150,­ such great Importance without full know!- I of Hermanj Schultz at Battle Creek „ 000. . edge oi of iuc the me facts. fsols :- were burned, the 1<hms being $2,0(in. mge is. There mere were no isci* here, he said, sufficient-to sufficient to Justify the tlie hocM> houe* I , . . T, ® , College Mcu Meet. In adopting adopting these these resolutions. resolutions. Ifo II* was frooH--. J|lt‘ge J him.as It. Sherwood, former । tn was freejChicago. April 4.—At the fifth annual to say that the administration had not ru j chief justice of the Michigan supreme EMULSION has been endorsed by the reived fuel, which Ju»tinS ti.r prraM.r.l [ court, wax biiri. <1 In Knlamantb.' medica. grolesuoa fir tweniv v.,™ r - -j-Ar:. contention in this city yesterday of and hl* advisers in recognizing a state of . - citizens of Munising, the new Tlfc the American Kepuhlican College belligerency jn Cuba. That belligerent ' league Janies M. Perkins, of Harvard rights had not been granted to the Cubano town in Alger county, will apply for the nnivrrsity, was elected president and was, in his opinion, ample proof that the incorporation of the village. The pop­ president had no ground upon which L> resolutions were adopted declaring for act. ulation of the town is’now over 500. * ; protection. reciprocity and sound cur­ Mr. Skinner, (pop.. N. C.) was the ln*t A farmer living near Belleville has in speaker of the afternoon, eloquently plead­ his possession an old treatise on the j rency. ing for bringing Cuba under the Stars and principles and doctrines of the Qua kero, ' To Mark VashtagMi Birthplace. Stripes. whicii was printed 113 years ago. Washington. April 4.—A telegram re­ Four Tbounand House* Burned. ceived by Col. John M. Wilson, corps of Lyman Phillips, u trapper, 56 years Madrid, April 6. — -A dispatch from engineers. United States army, reports old, while struggling to win » chance j Manila says^that the town of Santa that the shaft of the monument to mark boat race against two other trappert the birthplace of George Washington Cruz, on the west coast of the island on Akerson’s lake. Jackson county, I was placed in position Thursday at of Luzon, 110 miles northwest of dropped dead into the water. Wakefield. Westmoreland county, Va. Manila, has been almost completely de­ George Jones, a young man convicted stroyed by fire. Four thousand houses were burned and 30,000 persons were at Grand Lapids of taking ad vantage nf a young country giri. after going Montreal. Can., April 4.—A meeting rendered homeless. for the purpose of organizing an associ­ through the form of a mock marriage Bay* He IMd Not WrJtr. ation for the p oinotioD of female emi­ with her. was sentenced to three years Washington, April 4.-—The statement in tlie prison at Jackron. gration to the northwest territories that Ihresideut Cleveland had written C. E. Smart, general master mechanic b letter to Daniel Lamont declining to of the Michigan Central railroad, died rates tc much cmigrante. be again a candklatg lor the presidency iu Jackson sfte^ short illneos. He had h said to be false hy- Mr. LanxmL been an official of the road for 15years. Jo. K. V.. April l. -Tkr m*blra Newaygo W been again made a presiA Ltttl* Boy KHlrd. Raff»k> dririag p»rk wrrr deAnna. HU April <—Walter, the sssew-year-old soa of Mrs. Frederic 1 OUR LAWMAKERS’ The Weather Bureau em­ ploys a skilled force of men, supplied with the most deli­ cate scientific instruments, to foretell the weather. Per­ haps you know when a storm is brewing without any word from the papers. Your bones ache and your muscles are sore. Your chronic muscular •1 rheumatism gives sure wamJ! Ing of the approaching storm. Scott’s Emulsion of Cod­ liver Oil, with Hypophosphites, would be a most valuable remedy for you. The oil, with its iodine and biomine, exerts a peculiar influence over the disease, and the hypophos­ phites render valuable aid. 5'A ounces for JO cent; may have “ money to burn," even so, you needn’t throw away 2 ounces of good tobacco, For 5 cents you get almost as much “Battle Ax ” as you do of other high grades for 10 cents. CASTORIA a*.; x. for Infants and Children IU!OTHERS, Do You Know I ¥ I . Botenum’s Drop*, Godfrey's Cordial, many so-called fioothit: ■ most rciacdicx for children arc composed of optum or :norj»h;: r>O Ton Know that opium and ir.crphine are artupefyiog unrvot:.- j». Do YOB Know that in mu*t countries druggist* ere nut penuitted tuicll• without labeling them poisons ? , • ' ''-'■•I I>O Von Know that you should not permit any n-.cdiclne to be c:‘« uniess you or your phyNici*:: know of what it i« composed ? Voo Know that Castoria Is a parely vegetable preporetiuu and t>- ■ its ingredient* is published wit H every bottle I '■ • D° Von Knnw that Caatoria la the prescription cf the famous Dr. SatSaC RpM-' -That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more CtaUoria i« w of all other remedies for children combined ? - ’• y'- Bo You Know that the Patent OSec Department < f the United Sta:. . - - V other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns luw<- t’ - ' . < “ Castoria ” and its furmuhi. and that to imitate them is a state prison oflep Bo Von Know that one cf the remon j. lor grantin’? this.gOTcninien: nr. Was because Castoria had been proven to be utM^oiutcly harmle:.:. ? You Know that 35 avcrag-c dose, cf Castoria ace furaubtd cents* or one cent a dose? Vow Know that when possessed ofthis perfect preparation, j-ouriLi be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest ? Well, these tt>tw|rw arc worth Lnowinr. They are facts. J...? Is on every Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. 33 �Banner. LOCAL NEWS. :dav, Apr. 9 1H96, COOK. Loctt Kdttor. A Strip of Michigan ik aRt.UL«TION week 95 quire. HrTeattei. changes ror advt-rtjscmciite uusl reach thte <>tfic« Tuesdays mi latest'fa. nHiwe Iiihvi tlou in the is»ue of the week /-Thi re ,are 142 children In sctiool at Coldwaicr at present. L<J-.tllon of C<~,------------ , . , „ rM> .'...oud Hysterical—An ..>^PU-.Ycarf,-1Mctcra. Snniu. ::nJ Spcuialisls All l ulled. [i.. Titus. Coopersville, Mich., ir fpr.owing statement: “ For was an invalid sufferinff me nervousness and dyspep. - nr.cd to be beyond the tans, some of whom were the treatment of such pert a l°n? time in a anitarium. Their teeatunless; everything! ate k nic distress. I became so ;>t 1 would break out crying v cause. While in this con­ s induced to use Dr. WheelVitalizer. A change was c srom the first dose; four or ■If-j cure! me absolutely. Toan;’fin perfect'health, can cat and drink tex or coffee with ’ Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve Vital* 1 her by its acl’on on the the stomach. Nu • Nothing ck-eiia ch antt than Jaxon soap A womahof Norway. Dickinson county (’unwind ,-o hard the other day that Mir broke drib. >.ih> bif Bz. //. Goodyear, riage annulled. She was but |3 years o’d. It » all the same, a alight cold; congested lungs or severe cmgh. One Minute Cough Cure banishes item. W. H. Gobnv^n the slab- Rosa Ann Simmons ha* filed a bill in the ijiraud Rapids courts to have her mar­ marrlhd A .new sebool house to cost about StO,000. * HI be ereeh-d ut irun Mountain the coming Season. when W. 11. Parmenter, a young man living in Niles, hns been taken .to the Kalama- zno Insane asylum. Several jrare ago Im was engaged to be married, ana I he date set. when lor some unkuo-vn reason tin* K>rl jilted him and married another. ills Insanil^ Is attributed to Ibis, ns lie has nip’er been the same man .since. Every county in tonttiern Michigan reports prosper!» Uvoiable for an injprecedenied peach croli? the orchard ncieage Christmas’ Photograph .- nr- 3ft* Court street. All n.S of Dental work done carefully and \. Local Anesthesia. <wchloroform oflii e over I hi» Smith's Racket Store. [J. C. I.AMPMAN. M. D. with W. A Lampmau. c*H*> promptly •‘peela! uttcutii n given to tilting and'treating Hernia or Rupture for dcure. 'I he maj«>rity of oasex can be ;-.rmaa-ntly Cured without a Mtrgical operai»m'<. Aft XXD COf.C.KCTlOK OFFICE OF J. M. SMITH. Collections made Iu all parte of the stale Conve•yaneuig a speciality. Special pains taken in drafting contracts, elmttel mort­ gages and wills. Woodland, Mich. dward Taggart Loyal £. Knaj»f»en. Arthur C. Denhion. TAGGART. KNAi’I’RN ft OEKI8ON. I.AWYKRH. Rooms Mt fit" Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. Grand RapklM, Michigan. I AMES A- SWKEZEY. Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. Practices iu ail courts of tlie state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. ■ *1 j 1 A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. V» Physician and Surgeon. Dcltou. • .Mich. ; in residence, one block east of depot. a. a c. h. barber H * I’hystelans and Burgeons. Call* m icily or county responded to with ompuirss. day or night. A. SHELDON, Abstract aud Reul Estate Ofiiue. AMiract Block. Hastings. Mvuej t.> loin on Real Estate Retl Ksiatr !d >••• c-iuiolssiop. General eon .-evai.rfmt. tiiv. ’i: a«-br.ipiete“et nt Ah*traef Book*, cow ■IM from the Records, can turuisD complete .13-crn---. phii.il • t7 < :ui .g i«»v e. ■L Attorney at Law tittle- in Union brock. ll>«nll»K». in hII th Practleealn all court-of rhe State .•i nmpcly *tt>n€ed to. TJ M MERMAN, Hoiu<rp*i»iic 1’hy i dclan and Surgena. 1 Hastings City Bank. Hastings, - - Mich. SURPLUS, 6 I 7,000.00 I^st October a colt belonging Elmer Walldorff living near Fulton ran n slick about three Indies In diameter, ^iicl six inches long Into It* body. They (thought it was not there and have been try ing to healdhe sore ever since. Recently an ex­ pert veterinary surgeon was called and be performed a great operation, locating the stick and cutilng it out just abovJ a main Open for business, Dec. IS, 1886. OFFICERS. D. G. Rnbinsoii. President: Chester Messer. Vice Frew. Dan W. Reynolda. Cashier DIRECTORS: Dan W Reynolda. . W. II Power?. R. B. Ht-sser D. G Robinson.* Cheater Meseer M. L Cook. P. T. Colgrove. H*h the only savings department in Parry Your Daily Bread Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you. but not bo when you buy it at the City BakEveryone when m the city should get a rlwap lunch nt the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours <f the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. fl. E. REMKES. FROFK Juxon Prixe best. Baking Powder Icavena Try a caiuof Hopkins’ Steamed Hominy (HulledCorn), h Is delicious. Fullqt., 10-. The eighth regular meeting of the Michigan Political Science association was j held at Grand Rapids April Sand 4. It is not a uilracle.it will not cure every­ thing. but it wHI enre piles. Tlml’f what DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve will do. be­ cause It has done it tn hundreds of cases. W. H. Goodyeah The farmers of Livingston county claim that the potatoes which have been put in pits thia winter are damaged 50 per cent. Taken dose of DeWitt’s Little Early Risers just tor the good they will do you. These little piHa are good for indigestion, good for headache, good for liver com­ artery, which made II extremely hazar­ plaint, good for constipation. They are good. w. H. Goodyear. dous. The colt is getting along dlrlght. meanor. and when on the threshold of the dark, closet holding Ida fathui by one baud lie dropped to his knees and ptyed. “(Jli Lord, If you want to help a lit­ tle boy, now is your chance.”—£Lr. James I*. Hamilton, the blind son of Rev. Hamilton, formerly ot Allegan,,who with his wife have been traveling ta.. Greece, have been received by the kteg mid queen of that country with great fav­ or Mr. Hamilton will return to this country and graduate from the U. of M. and will probably be called to Greece to estateli&h u school for the blind, there be­ ing no such inslituttou In that country. Ttee Michigan orators of the State Uni­ versity. Chas. J. Vert. E'dmund Block, and Paul Y. Albright, defeated the Chica­ go orator?. Whyte. Mltchell.and Vaughan, with a score of 35 Io 37 points. The Judges were president Ballentine. Super­ intendent Compton, of Toledo and Judge McClellan, of Auburn. Ind. General Al­ ger presided.\ Michigan took the afirmalive uf the quetlioal “Is the graduated property tax one which should be adopted Should Vso Sn'uida). The creamery has been provided with aim her ri-|M*ralyr. ■ E-i-ter -vrvic<*s at the Cong'i. churcb uext Suiidat rvening. . Unr roads a— nrjlng •>fT rnpidly and will *<> >u lx- iu nne emulation. F. E. Brunner and wife, of Lowell, spent tin- Subbaili Iu tyrrimit. Allan Htevkle ami Hard Moure are liunie from O.livrt mt a ahnri vtieaiLiU. • Ciaudn Sis^tu. of Lake OJtMta, spent Sunday In town with hl* parent?. Matt Moore, of Cana' City, h visiting frteiuis hi Frct-puil at ph s»-ni writing, Bev. My lire was at HauHnga this week atieiiiling tin* Sunday .S-hre.ii con ven I ion. Cna?. Fox’? tamiij wiIImm-u occupy R. Wiilcotla.vacant Ihhim* mK «d Hie village. Irving tnwiHhip lm< two ticket!* iii the Geld—republican, and democratic, alias free blivir and 1‘. 1. ’ Four couple* came frnm lla«lings Sat­ urday evening to attend the dunce, but the dance U1le0 to ruaterallzi*. Middleville. Several are sick In Hie village wlilf ’tonrillth. The Free Silver party have a ticket In the D« ld fur the T*t> i-teetton. The M E. Sutuhy Schuc! will carry out a fine program Sunday erenhig. Mr?. A. O. WEkiuion is assigtlng Mr-L Talitol in the millint-ty busineastiiis week. Miss Edna Brown, of Rutland* has been secured to fill the vacancy hi our village school. Jay Matteson left Monday for Owossr, where he has a position In the Owosso State Bank. Mr. Jacnx an old resident of the village. -Hird Saturday. Funeral was held Mon­ day at the M. E. church. Mr. Coons and wife, of Lowe’I, were the guests of George Brown, Friday and attended the leap year parly Friday eve­ ning. The Misses Grant.Stone.Spauldlng, Prat Messers Pratt and Spaulding, of Cale­ donia attended the leap year party In the village Friday evening. Tlie traveling representative of the Man­ istee canning factory has been working ki Wisconsin, and Is said to have sold enough for a good sized cargo. We might tell you more about One Min­ ute Cough Cure but you probably know that It cures a euugh. Every one does who has used IL tt Is a perfect remedy for coughs, colds, hoaresness. It Is an es­ pecial favorite for ch I id ren. being pleasant to take and quick ha curing. W. H. Goodyear. Owe hundred and twelve teachers at­ tended the regular teachers examination at Marshall. March 26 aud 27. But one of the cauuiber wrote for first grade certificate. A HfWOra* Departure. A freak In the calf line was bora in Wilts the departure of another year when Charles Baker’s barn In north Greenville' a review Is made of ttw* condition of afft has* two IwOIra enmplrle. Mire, tt la oub, rlaht that some thought ..... tilde. .Hh the ereenllon or I* «»•«* "■> encased in one hide, with the exception of al»lrx everyone to battle with life’s prob­ tegs, of which It has seven. One of the lem aud figure for themselves the profit or Though seven tegs Is n great;curiosity having two lows on the trial .balance sheet. knee joints and a double hoof and two sets • be Imtik accouHt may be large and each one’s material gain l»e great. It would notof teg bones. The calf war? hurt so it was l>e eurprislng If it tmJdrtily. dawns upon I bought lx*t Io kill It and the body is in many that good beahh has i>et4i greatly the hands of a mxadermtai. who will imjMiverkteil by the lo<v condition of the preserve it ho Hurt It may be viewed with l.hNMk It h in t!»U Mau* that the lactic arid in the vital fluid attacks the fibrous wonder and aMontebment by the coming (itMtiies. particularly the joint?, making generations. known the-l<K>al nianltwfations of ThenumHmii. Thonvamfa o< people have found Labor CoipmissbRivr Morse will this III lluod’a Sarsaparilla Hie great bipod puryear nuke an investigation ot the amount ifi’-r. a pdalllvt? and permanent cure for of forest remaining Iti Michigan. Super­ riieuaialiaiii. visors will be asked to inquire into1 the The ladle- auxiliary at tlie Ancient amount, in acres, ot limber In their town­ Order of Hu* United States Workmen of ships at the time of taking the assessments Michigan will Imlfi their annua! ctiuferMichigan was formally famous for it^tlm- rnetf at the Cadi I ic. Detroit. May Jto and ber—both Iu quantity and quality. Now 21. our pine is nearly all gone and enormous inroads have been made on our hardwood forests. Many people ascribe ’be climate changes to the removal of tlio forests. I Im investigation is most Important, and every person should be Interested In assisting to How Editors are Treated l»» < hl«*. ’ Nineteen bundrmi editors of fi-Pekin paper have teen beheaded. Nome would shudder at such slaughter, ”bo are heedless of the fact that consumption Ifl Mdr to r«Bien iu Utal hold on Item­ wives. Dr. Pierce’« Gulden Med lol Dis­ covery Is the efficient remedy lor lunyc, epltliog of blood, .borlues. of broth, bronchitis, tstbuu, severe coughs and kindred affectMns. Stamps. LaFgyetteCo.. Aikansas. Dr. R. V. fierce-: Deer Slr-1 Fay this tn you. that consumption is hered­ itary in my wife' family: so®« w" ready filed with Ike disease. Mr wile has a sister, Mrs. E. A. Cleary, who was taken with eoiisuinptlo® She used your •Golden Medical IMacovery” 10 surprise nf her many friends she got wen. My wife has also had hemorrhages of the lungs, and her stater Imfiated <» ber using • Golden Medical Dlswnrty." I eonwnSIH! led io her using it find II cured her. has had no *-j mptoms of consnmplion to* Qirlton. Owing to the fall in the lake level dur­ Sugar makes? I>»ve been rushed for the ing the past three years the docks at I.iack-i past ten days. inac Island will be lengthened 100 feel Geo. Vester left last week for Carlton. in the spring. N. Y. where he Intemte to work during Burns are absolutely painless when De­ the summer.. We hear that Clem Haddox Intends to Witt’s Witdi Hazel Snivels promptly ap­ plied. This statement is true. A perfect locate his saw mill In Sturgis, where he remedy for skiu diseases, chapped hands has a large contract to fill. The M. E. Sunday School will give an and lips, and never fails to cure Piles. Easter concert at their church uext SunW. H. Goodyear day'eveuiiig by home talent 1 believe. The college Republican club of Ann Ar­ Chas. Carpenter left us Tuesday to begin bor has started a boom for the C. E. Lind­ hl? summer work for Christla Clark. His ley for the presidency of the National brother Willis will take bis place on the League of Republican clubs. home farm for the summer. The Methodist organized a Sunday h’a just as easy to try One Minute Cough Cure as anything else. It’s easier school last Sunday p. m. 8upt. C. L. to cure n severe cough or cold with IL I^et Smith: AssL Supt. Mrs, S. Ensley: Secy. your next purcliat*e for a cough be One Miss Adah Odell; Llbar. Mrs. Jas. Covert; Better medicine; Trt’as. Mrs. Jennie Smith; Organist Miss Minnie Cough Q«re. “ ’ Myrtle Odell. Sunday school at 2 p. m. better result; better try It. W. H. Goodvicar. by*the stateb?” make it accurate. Inc‘'r;Mirtu>*(] under, the laws of the State o’ M it-hig^n. The Grand Rap;ds and Indiana railroad has taken nearly <500 earloads of tanbark froui Manton since last June. W, u. G A father wishing to bring up bls child BMKRELU W. W. POTTER. HARRELL JL- TOT I ER, in the-way he should go, toM him when Attorneys at Law. he was In any danger and needed help to v.-r Hnstimr* City Bank. CoHycilons •hMii}-'.!*. attraded to, and g<-r.eral law businiwx cal! upon (he Lord. Later In the day Willie was punished for soute misde­ W 'Busy people have no (Ime. and wnalble people have no inclination Io use a slow ivinedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts promptly and give*. prrmi.neut result*. . W. H. Goodyear. A little -ill. then a little pill. The III la being much larger tlmn it was last year , gone, the pill has won. DeWitt’s Little It V»AjaU‘d that 75,000 trees have been get :Early Risers the little pills that great Ills. out in Alligan, Derrten. Cass and St. oodyear Joseph counties, aud that a total of 500,­ Big Rapids \onng rm u propose to repay 000 trees will be planfcd in southern' and hap yiyar compliments to their young lady­ • western Michigan. Reports nsto&mail friends with a “rouster pie” supper. fruits state that th* yield will bet-nsrinou*. DA FITE SIMMONS. >:•< «>f Pninn. Organ. Voice Culture. Tt’K'"” b Biren aud other advanced Ste-rla- terms l’i vi«ou*r:< of two oc ’ ••• t ull-’nFor particulars call Try Elretrle Birrersas a remedy for your trouble?? If not gel a Uittlr now|aiid get relu-f. This imdiciim l< found k> I* pe­ culiarly ndnptbd to t'ie relief and cure of nil (. male cotuplftlnte. exert lug n wonderlul direct influence in giving strength and tune Io the organs. If yon haw loss of • appetite, couscipaliun. beadache, fainting | siiell-. or are uervmis. sleepless, excitable, | meianelmly or troublrtl with dizzy speHa, Electric Bitters Is the nwdiclne iou need. Healtli and strength are gimrantned by Its Large bottles only fifty eefits at W. use. H. Goodyears’ drng store. M hit We OX«T Ion la ibis; If you ate troubled with Catarrh, Cold lu Ilwd. U.y Fever. Ko to Cie drufKi.t n.mrd below and <el a bottle o’ C'1*tury Catarrh Cure. No danger of being buuibuKKed- Belief In «ve mloetre nd a positive core. Sold by Fred L. Heath. Baekl.n'. Arab* Satr^ The best aalve in the world for eutr. brulsea. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever tTeTXr chapped bands, ablltdatn,. Chas. B. Rood, Broker and Manufactu­ rer's Agent, Columbu?, Ohio, certifies that Dr. King’s New Discovery has no eciusd as a cough remedy. J. D. Brown. Prop.,. St. James Hotel, Port Wayne. Ind., testifies that be was cured of a cough of two years standing, caused by La Grippe by Dr. King’s New Discovery. B. F. Merrill. Baldwinsville, Mass., says that be has used and recommended it and never knew It to fall, and would rather have It than any doctor, because It.always cures. Mrs. Hemming. 242 E 25th St. Chicago, always keeps II at hand aud has do fear of Croup, because it instantly relieves. Free trial liottles til W. H. Goodyear’s Modern Drug Store. Food, undigested. Is poison. Digested, It Is life and btrenglh. Million? of us suf­ fer from Indlgrellon. but we often don’t know it. We think it Is something else. Even doctors often mistake the sj mptoms. ’ Pale, thin people, who are overworke d, who need strength, who mm m in want of proper food, should lake Shaker Digestive Cordial. It is astonishing what food will do when properly digested. It will make >ou strong, revive you. re­ fresh yon. sustain ym|. make you fat. re­ store your color, make muscle, braiii liore. coumgr. । endurance, energy: Increase your power tn throw ©fl disease and keep j on liealUtv and liupp\. ‘ indigestion (Me* ju*t the opposite, but indigestion can be cured and prevented with Shaker Digestive Cordial. Sold by ilrugglnls. Trial bottle 10 cents. -........ Local Disease REGULATOR. IT IS A SUPERB TONIC and exerts a wonderful influence in strengthening her system by driving through the proper cltnnnel all impurities. Health and strength arc guaranteed to result Irom its use. My wife was bedridden for ctehteen months, after uatag BRADFIELD S FEMALE REGU­ LATOR fur two tuouthx, h cetiiug well.— J N. JOHNSON. Malvern, A»k. BRADFIELD REGCLITOR CO.. ATLANTA, GA. Sold by all Drufjisu nt SI. CO p«r bottle. ELY’S CREAM BALM is ackpowlodgrd to be the moat thorough «ur* ■ for Nanai Cutarrh. I'uld In Head :.»J ‘Hay Fever of all remedies. 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Address all orders to THE PANNER Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, Rooip 2, Tribune building, New York City, and a sample copy of The New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. WHAT BRINGS RELEASE FROM DIRT AND • GREASE? WHY, DON’T YOU KNOW? SAPOLIO The Inter Ocean Is the Most Popular Republican Newspaper of the West and lias the Largest Circulation. TERMS BY L4A.IL* DAILY (without Sunday)................ DAILY (with Sunday)............................ $4.00 per year $6.00 per y«ar The Weekly Inter Ocean— PER YEAR........................................ .......... As a Newspaper THE INTER OCEAN keeps abreast of the times in alT respects. It spares neither pains nor expense in securing ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT LITERATURE Hood's Fills arc pure’y vegetable. can fully prepared from the best Ugtedlon’S. 25ev. r>T3=-Tt has something of interest to each member of the ftmrilv. Its YOUTH'S DEPARTMENT is the Tory best of its kind. Its LITER• A RY FEATURES are unequaled. It is a TWELVE PAGE PAPER and contains the’ News of the World. POLITICALLY IT IS REPUBLICAN, and givM ita readers toe benefit of the xblest discussions on all live political tapirs. It is published in Chicago and is in r.ccord with the people of the West in both politics and literature. Please remember boat the price of THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN 13 ONLY ONE DOLLAR P1R YEAR. Address When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castorix When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Mist, she clung to Castoria. The Weekly Inter Ocean As a Family Paper Is Not Excelled by Any. THE INTER OCEAN. Cliiawro. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria KAFFIR KOLA EXTRACT Is the Greatest Remedy and Cure of the cores, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tively care piles or nopay requ red. It s ituarantwd to hive perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Trice 25 cents per For sale by W. U. Goodyear, the box. , J:g^<£-£Sfcrti S&SwS-S-SHt: .ld‘*rt I Jui man "i« surfs® and budded ctiBaaftc ehx»gr->. i . can be cured by » plrasut remvdf whi* b te "Pplted aire< ;ly tub* the nostril? Lteisg quickly ai rbed *.t glrce.relief a* once. - Da not be li dot<d tabnyany other if yen have made up )<>ur mind fv fake Hood’s nnreaparilla. ttenienilwr that Hood s HarmparilU run* when all olhrn. fall. Do not give up la ■deaxnlrbecause other nteillcines have tatted in help r«»o Take Hood’s Saraaparllln lalihlul y and you mav reasonably expect to be cured. MORTGAGE SALE. 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Uuoks sent ce, induced. apeedUy third darn! .«n!y mten o'clock In tin I wt 1 curely arated. cfiits in stamps. lw,n. of mH that crriatn piece or parerl ul Und altnated in the M nu n drete ln confl.h-nor. World's Dtem-nsa. 3 < otttit' o! Burrvand Mtote of Mtehlg».i k imn । ffiXt-5।-s-•js'&stss ’;.*swfw«Ki. Medical Assoclatan. Buffalo. N. k- R* sure and n«fchat old and w«- DELICATE *»«»! CATARRH A »nncv tefburg 150 feel high, has grouinted iu Litlre Huron near Satiilac. Pure blood 1» the sateg.fnrd of hexhh. Keep i.i<- b-ool pure wiili IIimmi'abATsaparitla K vuu .would alwu)8 be well ) Aottawa COI XTY KIWM left over from LAST U ».EK. Juxon Soap hurts no fabric. 2SS3£^ bftag tbe m -rt- Hahvev wniUM*. Aistgm*. attorw? forAiftr»e- for the United States for thia wonderful ex- third bottle and not being benefited thereby Kaffir Kola Office. 32, U09 State Street, HICAGO. �THS CHURCH TRIAL. Hastings Banner Finding* of the Council Recently Held Thursday, Apr. 9, 1896. MAMHiLL L. COOK,Editor. agTSSID as second class matter THE HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFFICE, AVGUST 14, 1879. at EDITORIAL NOTES A Comparison. From the lime the war closed in August 1885, to tbe close of Benjamin Harrison’s administration, a period of 28 years, tbe pcbllc debt was reduced at an annual average of ^75,528,753, and iu addition thereto, the pension fund bad been In­ creased from about $10,347,050 to $134,­ 583.052. The total Interest bearing debt sb given by Secretary Foster, was on August 31. 1805, $2,381,530,294,90; on August 31, 1S92. it was only $585,029,330. According to these ligures the Interest bearing debt had been reduced $1,790,­ 500,964,96 during 28 years under Protec­ tion. Although the pension law called for from $130,000,000 to $134,000,000 an­ nually, from the Treasury, yet President Harrison was able to reduce the public debt more than $01,000,000 yearly during his entire administration. In the Monthly Statement of lire public debt issued for the mouth of February, 1896, Secretaia, Carlisle makes the out­ standing Inteaest-bcariug %i^bt of the Govern men t, cm March I. 1896, $822,615,­ 170. From tliese figures, furnished by Secretary Carlisle himself, the public interest-bearing debt has Increased $237,­ 580.910. between March I, 1803, and March I, 1896, an annual average of $79,­ 123,636; and for this amount the President and Secretary* have sold fo home and foreign bondholders 4 s 7 per cent Interest­ bearing bonds, which run for 30 years. According to the Report of 1894} there was a deficiency in revenue of $69,805,260.58. Undoubtedly the President will be com­ pelled to sell as many bonds during the last year of his term as he has for tbe year past, which will make an average increase of the bonded debt during his entire term, of about $80,000,000 a year. Under a Protective Tariff tbe public debt was reduced over $75,000,000 annu­ ally for 28 years, white under the WllsonGonnan Tariff bill Cleveland and Carlisle nave increased the bonded debt about $80.­ 000,000 n year. These figures clearly show the difference between Protection and low Tariff, 6ut, unfortunately for the people, the effect of this latter policy has been far more disastrous to tbe industries of tbe country thau it has been to tbe revenues ot the Government. The public debt only increased $5,274,­ 780,79 during the month of March, which is a very good record for a democratic adaainiatration. “Judge” recently contained a cartoon representing. Senator Allison, of Iowa, aa ■‘••awing wood.” Tho Senator from Iowa fe surely saying nothing. Senator Cellon. of Illinois, Is one of the republicans aspirants for the presidential nomination, but his own congressional district instructed the delegates for Mc­ Kinley. * The result of elections in little Rhode Island last week is only an indication of what will follow next November, Lippit,, the republican nominee for governor, was' elected by almost 10,000 plurality. A revenue Tariff encourages no home enterprise: it supplies employment to no American workingman.; it takes employ­ ment from him because In the encourage­ ment of foreign importations it diminishes the demand for American products. It la aa enemy to the American shop and the American workingman, to American pros­ perity and American industrial indepen­ dence. It embraces not a single element of patriotism. It has no national spirit or loatlnct. To supply the needs of the treasury is Its chief and exclusive concern; it has no other. It la a sure precursor to national poverty, national bankruptcy and individual distress. It is the forerunner of hard times. It is without a single worthy triumph. The years in which It has been tried in the United States excite neither our respect nor pride. It has famished no inspiring page In our history. Its record has been one of defieieuCrevenaci. gathered bonded i Ddebtednew and universal want among the. people.—*WUliam McKinley. MinnenpoUx. Minnesota. March 2», 1SL>4. Au Explanation. la our write up of the elections this week we have placed “dem” standing for democrat, following the name of every candidate in opposition to the republican nominee. We are aware that tbe abbreviation is wed Incorrectly because the democrats were nominated *t so-called silver caucuses. Being democrats of course they represent gold monomeiallism. but accepting noiuhrnttau at free allver caucuses they virtually stand opposed to themselves, because they oppose gold monometallism. As democrats they oppose free silver, and as free ellvrr advocates they oppose democrats. We were at a loss to find any abbreviation that would satlBfuclorlly stand for the opptultion to tlie republican party, wlUnmt using something ihxt would grate Imrahly upon we senses, and show marked disrespect to We many «,t <»ur frieD(13 ,n Umj op|H,g|tlo„ whom wr bold In tbe highest regard. political «oun>b,r,l <„ th, .bbreTi.iim, U« who *" bol,M< >“ U»,r uolul.T,' WtahlK.t .w.liow trwjrter. dx up fur them, w. diwlly .WirMtaUim ..r •MCaeteting that it is not correctly used. 'WM* to IM mb— A voyage to the moon is the latest project which ia seriously put forward as the crowning point of ’the Paris ex­ Owing to a wrong Impreaision prevailing hibition of 1900. M. Mantoia, its au­ in regard to tbe trial df Rev. Hauser in the thor, does not propose to carry paaaenBaptist church through statements made gers to the lunar regions in an aerial in tbe Journal we haMe been asked to pub­ car,but h^-expecta to bring down the lish tbe following:-- i moon within the reach of people whose The council was composed of ten min­ vision extends, say, aix miles from the isters and twenty laymen. They came In respotito to a call Issued by 81 members ot earth. The pish is to construct a tele­ the Hastings church. Their work Was to scope nearly 200 feet in length. The consider complaints made against ihe pas­ objective glass will have a diameter of tor F. E. Hauser. Tie charges were four something over four feet three inches, in number: (1) Falsifying^ (1) Slandering, the largest in the world. The colossal (3) MaLadininisiraiion, and (4) Erroneous tube will be placed horizontally, and DoctrltfE. After listening carefully to the the image of the moon will be reflected testimony, both for arid against, ihe fol­ by what is teimed a mirror plane, six lowing findings were made:— <1) It Is the sense iof this council that feet in diameter, and 15 inches thick. Bro. Hauser is not gull*y of Intentionally The weight will be 8,000 pounds. The falsify ing, while, al the same time, state­ special feature of the idea is that the ments have been made which have not image of the moon ahull be thrown been satisfactorily explained, and we kind­ upon a screen placed in a hall lar^e ly recommend that hujuse more discretion enough to hold 1,000 spectators As­ In his choice of language. tronomers calculate that with an ap­ (2) It is the fiitditigs of this council paratus of these dimensions it will be that, although II may not have been in­ possible to discern easily objects of tentional, there have been evidences of inahadmlnlstraUou in! tbe matter of dis­ the sire of the Notre Dame cathedral towers, and to distinguish tlie evolu­ missing fifficers and mpnite’rs. and also in the unwarranted authority which he as- tions of a lunar regiment. Should the (he opening of the 20th century be sig­ sutnea in addressing his people and in dlletAing in both temporal and spiritual nalized by volcanic eruptions in the things. mountains of the moon, visitors to the (5) As he interprets his own teachings exhibition would have a grand sjiecto the council, we make no decided ob­ tucle.—Popular Science News. jections to his theologteal views. (4) it is tbe sense of this council that The Source* of Superiority. the Qgtutsii'K party ha^ not been wholly She—I don’t b’ieeb <lut ’Liza Jones without fault In the mhtter, and that we knowed what dem lingab bowls was fo’. have^een some evidence of personal feel­ He—Wai. yo’ see, her husban* nebbah ing which has leil them at times to mis­ had a jdb in a high-toned restaurant in judge their pastor's words and conduct. {5) After a report Itroni a committee hiR life.—Puck. consisting nf Bros. Rowe, Branch and Haas, who had held a conference with Bro. Hauser we vote that in view of the best interest of the cause of Christ In this place we recommend that, as soon as practible, Bro. Hauser go tp another field, on condition, however, that he shall be paid in full for bls service aind liave the hearty and united support of 'the entire church while he remain. (6) We farther recommend that both factions most earnestly aud zealously per­ sue those things which make for peace. It is to be hoped that the reader will ob­ serve al least three thiags:— (I) The matter of unpaid charges was not mentioned in the charges-and was, therefore not considered by tbe council. The reference made to it in the fifth find­ ing was only on the general principle* that the pastor should always have the money due hint before leaving a church. (9) The pastor was by no means whol­ ly exonerated ns has been very definitely stated’by-Hastings correspondents to var­ ious papers. As Christian men we believe it was right to exercise rs broad a charity as possible, but after tbe testimony was all In there were some points not made clear and left In decided my stery. (8) The council did not say that the pastor should remain in Hastings. Quite to the reverse, it was plain that tbe church could not be again united under his leadership, and their advice was that be go to another field as soon as he could do so without making too great a sacrifice. This he agreed to do and tbe findings were pul into their present shape with that understanding. If you will be kind enough to give this communication space In, your paper, we shall be greatly obliged. J. C. Bucuaxan, Moderator. C. W. Bakbkr, Clerk. Prince Btemark wrm 81 years old Wed­ nesday of last week and the event was celebrated by his admirers In Germany. Ea*t*-r In the Churche*. Sunday dawned bright and beautiful, an ideal Easter day. Special services were held in tbe city churches as usual. The population evidently liunird out en masse as the seating capacity of all the churches was taxed to accummudtfe their congrega­ tions. At Emmanuel church Ithe alway s beauti­ ful and Impressive aunrise service was held at 5:17. The church was fragrant with the odor of flowers, the altar and chancel lielng proAisely decorated with Easter lilies, roses, carnations and other cut flowers. The musir at this service was especially beautifuL the anthems and chants being finely rendered. Mra. Minnie Diamond sang the offertory and gave it a beautiful rendition. Rev. Taylor spoke eloquently and forcibly 4n the lessons the day At “the regular r -2’11 morning ■*’" afforded. “■’-* “ “ service, solos by Mrs. Bflle Hendehihott. and Mrs. Frank Hams were the ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ special musical, features. In the afternoon the rite ot baptism occurred,_____________ __ and at six o’clock the Eahter festival of the Sunday School took place with appropriate music and recitations. At the Presbyterian chjirch exercises of exceptional Interest were held at the morning service, the Sunday School ren­ dering the program. Excellent Easter music was furnished by tihe choir. A large audience nt the Methodist church listened to an appropriate sermon by Rev. Cox on ••The Empty Tomb.” A. profusion of palmsand IJIIIes were used as decorations. At nobn the Sunday School held services constating of special music by Ihe choir, a cornet solo by Prof. Mills, recitations and exercises by the scholars. Tbe school which numbers over 800, has lost only two members the pastyear: Mrs. Mary Busby and Howard Busby. As Is customary (he flowers pur­ chased by the Sunday School were divided and members of their classes were ap­ pointed to place the flowers on their graves. A package of Hower seeds was given to every member of Ithe school, and their blossoms will be used to decorate (he cburcti the coming «nmmer and afterward given to the sick, or thore who for any reason have not flowers. A collection of $29 was taken which will be used for missionary work. „ _ __ ciaa> •ylhe closing niimlreron the lecture course td be git eo Wednesday avsnlngUprll 15 wilt coiiftet of au operetta “Time Little Maid*”; a farce “The Bicyclists” a recitation by Kites Bessie G eurge; solos by Mr*. ilemtvt.‘hoit and Mbs Tiuman. Th«»u taking part in tbe operetta an : Mis, Eioa Truman. M:s. Belle liendrrehott. kites Effa Miupvoit. and Reaera. Charles Leal-. Al Weber. Clare pre Batter and Fred >|M»tildit^; in "Tbe Bicyclists": Mias* Kiute Ifaadte. Mfa. W. R. Cook, Messrs F..!1*'1**’ *'• W- "’^her, Walter Hayes and W. IL Ci-.k. >uuj will 1X5 on sale Mt F. L. Drath's Sunday at seven o'clock amt close at six ou the evening of the enierudMMM»nt. Single Itekeu 50 ev.lt IfcKrve* mil w ami. extra. ___ Oat of the Evils of taxation. “flow did it happen tkat you didn't find that man guilty?” asked a man of the foreman of a Texas jury. “The evidence was dead against him.” “I know that, but ;f we had found him guilty we would have had to hang him.” “Certainly; that's what you should have done.” ‘•Well, I thought so, too; but, you see, we are paying too much taxes now, and hangings arc expensive." — Texas S’fter. Republican St»U Convention. Detroit. Michigan.Feb.21. 1800 To the Republican Electors of tbe State of Michigan: The State Convention of tbe Republicans of Michigan are hereby railed to meet at the Auditorium. Detroit on Thursday May. 7th. IRW. 112 o’clock noon, for the purpoM* of nominating fourteen <Hi electors of President and Vice President of the United Nta»es. and electing four delegates-at-Urge aud four alternate delegate* at large to the republican natloaal con vent lou to be held at Nt. L>ut«r Mo . June 16th. I8M. Also for the pun*°*e oi »rt»*ctlng a ciiatnuau of tlie stare central committee and two members thereof from each congressional -district nnti the transaction of snch other bustnr<«sMi. may pmjx-rlv cotnw forward. Under the cull of the national republican com­ mittee. each congressional district is entitled . to two delegates and two alU-rtuUe deleitMtcs to th- national convention which delegates Khali be chosen at district coavBiitlon*. held with not less than twenty (So < days public notice- and pot less than thlrw (30) days before the meet­ inc ot the natiiMiai convention The delegates from the several counties Id each congressional district are requested to meet tn district caucus at 10:30 o’clock a. in. on tbe day of the. slate convention, and select candMates as follows, to b- iwesrnled to the state convention for confirmation: Two mem­ bers of tbe state central committee, one rice­ president. one aiislsunt secretary, one member riM-ii of the committee on --Credentials.’’ -per­ manent organlzHtlon and order ot business” and -resolutions” and to transact such other business as ttiev mav deem necessary. Under the resolution of IBM. no delegate will be entitled tn a bent in the convention who does not reside In tbe county be proposes to represent. In accordance with the resolution of 1MB. every- county will lx* entitled toonr delegate for each five hundred ot the total voir .cast f• r governor at the last stale election (NoHinber 4894) and one additional delegate for rv rv fraction amounting to three hundred. i»nt each orgaolzeo county- will berLtitlcd to atleAtt Iwo (2) delegates. lt> compliance with ihe resolutions adopted tn Detroit June '£1. IWO the secretary of each countv convention is urged to forward to the secrvtMn- of the slate ctntral committee. Detroit, by the earliest mail after the delegates to the stale conveutlou be cboreri. a certified lint of such deirgau* as are entitled Io seats 'u the Mate euuveutlon from their respective counties. . Thl< cotnmlPM reqipsts that the several counties select their county committers for tbe rmmlng two veara at Ute c«ui ty conventions which elect delegates to the stat* convention hereby called, and that the orxaniZAlloti and tuembersh! p of such count,ucow-mill res 1 oget her with po-totnee arldr- sses. be at once forwarded to ihe S'-cretary <•! the state central rommlttw at Detroit. In order that early and ayhtematlc work may be b, gun and earned on through tbe campaign. Jamk* McMjlEaX. Chairman Republican State Centra! Committen. IMnna E. A lw a rd. secretary. (Hairy county trill be entitled to twelve (12) delegates.) Republican County Convention. A, reptibllrnn romty onnventinu tn el*ct 1) de'e;i»a«-» t • the iteimbllc-m sun Conv/nUon called to meet nt Duiroir on Thur*d;.y May 7th urfW. will 1h* held iu the <>i*er> Hou-r Itestlngs. . on Friday April 21(h 1KW romrarrehw at k. in. In itdd.tion to the rlreHon <if delewill be tbe election of x Chairman and eerretary uf thu County Camnil't^r. al-o the election «»f itelevatrs to the tkiupn-SMiwmd Con­ vention to b brld mi Nile?-, to elect two d.-tegates to tlie Nnlte .al • o iveiilion and the elec lion of a t'onzrftxMonal Oommliue. The wrlous uwtis and ward* will be entitled to delegate* a* follows:-one dr ieaHt** fr>r each 25 votes cast fur the repuMiean candidate for Ueutrnan Gover .ur iu t«H iihd one for euah fraction of 13 over Aasvna City ifit w»rd Haltiiiiure.... “ z.d Barry - ant ('jiritun .......... - 4th ('•aatlrton 13 nope. ... ilas'lngs twp ... hvmg ... Juhnst wo Rutland.. Maple Tirove Tbonix|»pte Orangeville Woodland.... Prairieville.<.... • v Yankee , wifw- Springs ............ j> Forward caucus noUrrs tinmedlaieW u> ihHastings Bannkr and let .ach teas and ward tie fully repre«eni< d. Hastings, Nleb. March m b. H»fi. _ W-R-Couk. Chairman. " C W Jorhak. Mmrtm. K«publican Co. Committee. Mark Rogers. Naahrille Ecu E. Gallup, Castl< ton John W. L%timer.M*ddteville aim H. Johnson. Mortey Winiam F. P'oIql 1‘anfield May Mckfannls, Baltimore 3 . Real Batata Transfer*. WARRANTY DKKDB. Max W. I’arnatedt to Arthur B. Glasgow. parcel, -cc t7. BalUinoie, 8170. DewltZC. hmltb toJohu Clark, o HsmIok*. tvo. itelos H. Hmlth to John Clark, 40a. sec 31, Has1 lug*, fsoo. rl,,, «-1. • 'OouiAnu, cL.u). John McArthur to Wm J. StcArtliur. pan! •!. S«c 21. WotaH* nJ.l2X4i*. Theodore l*aukcr to Lucinda Pi; er, 2'4aw5.- », A«*yrla vcoo John C R-uke* to John <nd Elizabeth lte»ke . 20b, sec H*siliuc*. saoe. Hara Wooden n, j. R m d izrla H. Mosher, jC-i .•if, llavHn.a fertfA A lUvaMtaucoow-uoalor lS./eyUOM- WORK SHIRTS r. ™«,tolknr,: AUttH u. Jan u. Berrl& Franklin Wells, Cuoauntine Edwahi. Rawlmt. (Mn. A. H. Cook. South Haven. . STUDENT’S CYCLOPEDIA. Becommendntion* from fl R. Pnttenglll, Judge Smith and Prof. Mealtoy. The Student’s Cyclopedia la a brief yet comprehensive work, so free from techni­ cal trims and presenting facts In such an Interesting way as to stimulate In the student that love for independent research which Is tbebasla of all true education, while for people of the birsy work-a day world it Isen invaluable aid in gaining desired Information with tlie least .possible expenditure of time. liKNHY R. PATTFNG1I.U State Supt. Schools. I have had a set of “The Students Cyclopedia” In my home for several weeks. It was bought more especially lor my son Don who Is a student In the high school It aids him greatly In Ida studies, and It eeems lobe invaluibte. It b an excellent work hi the library ami Itome. and a great help tu the older people, as well a* the student Iu the school. 1 regard It as an ex­ cellent work for the price and rrcbmmend It to any onr, and especially to the student. Clement Smith. . In these busy days of nrogress there are three books that are almost Indispensable and which may be said to contain the elements or bases of all learning—The Bible, the Dictionary, and the Cyclopedia. No student can afford to t»e without any one of these thre*. 1 kindly-.commend “The Student’s Cyclopedia” as Hu* best work of Its kind of which 1 know, and from a careful examination of It 1 am sure It will prove a treasure to the busy man or woman, as well as to the student. J. E. Me ALLEY. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan. Counre ot Barry—s*. XI a session of the Probate Court tor tb» County ot Barry, holdeu at the Probate office. In tbe Citv ot Hastings.io said cmiiitj.oti Wednes­ day the tliihih day of April tu tbe year one thousand elzbt hundred aud ninety ,sn. Present, Charles \V. Armstrong. Judge ot Probate. In the matter of the estate nt Lizzie Whldby. prices. On reading and filing the petition dulv vrrifivll of lAcy A. Jones AdmlnlMra:cr ni said estate praying that his finnl account th** dav filed tn said cowl may be heard and alluwe<1 and a de tree ut distribution duly made and he dis­ charg'd from said trust. Thereupon It* is nntered. that Saturday the second day of May. A. Ik, tt»; alien o'clock in tbe forenoon, be aMtened for the hearing of »ai0 petition and that the heirs at law of said de ceased and ah other persons Interested In salt estate, are required to appear at n wwlun 01 said court, then to he holden at tbe Probata of flee. In the City of JI Astjngx. in said county. anc show cause. If any there be. *hy the prayer nf 1 the petitioner may not bd gnuited. Ana Itfc- 1 further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to tbe persons interested In said er tale, of the pendency of said petition and tbe hearten • thereof by causing a copy of this order to be published tn the Hastiugs Bannkii. a news­ paper printed and circulated in aald County ot Barry, once In each week fur three successive weeks previous to said day of beartnr. Cuas. W. ABxnitoxn. . Judge of Probata. (A true copy.) WHEN BL’YINg SPECTACLES HAVE YOUR We h^ve Iota ot them at reduced Phin Smith, at the Famous. CHILDRENS SUITS We have the largest stock of childrens suits we ever had at prices no one will make from 90c up. Phin Smith, at the Famous. HATS to do It. We want Io c'ore ou» a lot of bats and will niakb the prices Ph in Smith, Ml the Fmuuus. NECKWEAR AMD FnTTE SEPARATE!. 1 MAKE A Si 1ALTY OP­ TING EYES A new lol jusl fo. They are cheap. Thin Smith. ■ at the Famous. SHOES We have tin largest ab-ck of Metis and Ihiy a IShOtt* kepi in the city al about what they are worth. Many ut irss it.un that No-damaged good?. AH A No I. Phin Smith, at Hit Eaniuua. ! : • j from UOc to S 1.25. Fhin Smith, at the Fuuious. Ask f w the Famous 81 00. $2.00. 83.00, $4.00 Pants. They are tbe best fitting pants made to-day for the fol lowing reason.*: First.—Are cut extremely long in the crotch, and wllLglve more ease and comfort tn anv Pant ni to wt-aier weater than any tn the (be rnaiket. Second,—Every pair sewed double throughout, and impossible to rip. Third,—Our guarantee h on the pocket of every pair of ।Mints, and the dealer must make our word good. For sale by nil leading clot liters in the United States. Try a pair and be convinced, aud if they suit yon. always ask for the Famous Pant. Manufactured by Kalam*zuo Pant •nd Overall Co.. Kalamaztxi. Mich. For Bale only by Phln Smith, at the Famous. |--------------------------------|* aH>aajiaajaatajj I PLOW SHOES . F. R. PflNGOflSJ, S The li we’er.S j I ' Now is the time to begin to tH-k j . . . .01. ' Garden Seeds And we wish to say that we have a FULL ASSORTMENT of SEEDS IN BULK That Racket Field Peas and REMEMBER When Id want of millinery goods you get the latest styles and lowest prices at the Racket. Nu fancy prices. Phin Smith. LADIES AND CHILDREN We hare the nicest lot of shoe* we ever had aud uo fancy prices at the Racket We want Maple.Sugar. Butter and Eggs. Hams&vanflnnan Crescents AGAIN LEAD THE FATTEST BKTCLE ON EARTH HIGHEST GRADE IN QUALITY BUT NOT IN PRICE Western Wheel Works. Chicago, III — From one oi the most reliable seed houses. We have also 1 taMased Hardware Hastings Kai. Gun Lake Club, The Famous THE iASTEST MILE ever ridden on *tiy form of bicycle was made by O. M. Dennis at Denver, Colorado, on March 27. on a Crescent No. 1, 1806 model. The course was one straight away, up grade, aud tlie time was one minute, eleven and threefifths seconds. The course was accuratel.v surveyed and the timing done by four watches. This was not done on a racing wheel, but on a regular Crescent No. 1, 18i)6 model, which sells the world over at $75—never le For sale only by �Farmere of Barry County and Michigan Hasting • Banner the place to buy plow points and oilier re­ pairs is at the Hasting* Engine and Iron Works. They have 250 different kinds Write for prices or call In person. They Thursday, Apr. 9w k cook Lx*.*1 aaiw- . . . ■ H K. Oratortonl Cwntmt. Lotrmlh.u th, Mrtbodta ehureh, ■KTuiTTd th. Blrt reboot onlnrlMl amlrat. nutlo „r ahlch hi. bran madr "t'r'~Yklu" ut thr Bxxxxit TTEr BEPUBLICAH will take all kinds of old Iron tn trade. Conic in and look me over. 1 have my W1WTOIMI open for inspection and sale ' and, as usual, I hajve a fine large line, well Iassorted ------ —J widi ail the lute patterns ■and designs. YOU WILL jHAKE A MISTAKE if joti I don't see :h goods—qualitd the highst -^prices the kLest—asisjrtnient the largest. ! ii 2 ve a large stock of WINDOW sjtlrtbtS -all Lt) les and pnevs. ■ A ftuij’ and com­ : line of paints, oils and . arnishes. EyeHthing yqu 'wiil need in house cleaning FREDL....The HEATH Druggist.. " I lie genuine . Win. Radanis Microbe Killer. • CIRCULATION < . 95 quires. .Tpis week, Cook A Cook have got 'em. V-Mir eggs are worth 11c at Stauffer’s. E . i.i * Laundry work go to Lee Sim. good crowds to Hastings, and you arc helping a good thing along if you buy a ticket of the buys. Miss Olive Lathrop and Miss Allee Eddy gave an Easter luncheon at five o’clock •scattered across the cloth. A very choice and dnhity menu was served. Covers were, laid for eight. It was a most enjoyabb/iaffair. Bronson’k. / these garments looks to be a heart-breaking shall last groceries u ill ' operatidh, but hi reality It is simplicity long as time s . .. _.—.« . _ ‘itself. They either button on the aboulder »sed and Cook A Cuok sell ’em. Reginald Graves, formerly with Parke, or laee in front, and it is np more trouble Woolley > to get into one of them than an 1‘avis A- Co, Detroit, ts clerking at W. U. ordinary *. Twenty rebuilt traction engines for Mile Mrs., FitzSimmons and family^ have ,nt Hastings Engine A Iron Works also moved into the Chas. Welssert house un •seven Port Huron engines, 10 lo 14 h p; Michigan Avenue?) two advance. 10 h p; two Blrdso', 10 h p; nAH bicycle owners In this city are re three J. I. Case, 8 to 10 h p; one Nichols •ested tu cali at A. R. McOmbePs and • A Shepard. 10 h p; one Aultman Jk Tay­ I U.-ttr t!;e1i names^ lor, 10 h p: one Stevens. 10 h p; one Por­ ,!. e Sam piakes a specialty of shirt ter, 10 h p: on&Springfield. 10 h p: one 'vaist'j/xi’d lace curtains. Prices the cheap- S illwater. 10 h p Skid Engine; 0 Separa­ iH. /Give hfm a trial. tors, oue horse power machine. Will sell cheap or trade fur other engines aud ma­ - ^When y<»u want your shirts, collais /nd cuffs laundried go to Ix:e Sam. Good ’/ A’ork and cheap prices} ' chinery. The school of instruction to be held hi Hastings Lodge No. 52 A. F. and A. M.. Gotxlytmr. W. D. Haves, and Judge Buck, CITY ELECTION. of Kalamazoo, and tlielr decisions met the Election In tills city passed off very approval of all. quietly, much more so tlinu common owing Tbe vocal and instrumental solos on the to the new election law by wlilch nothing program were all very pleasing mid were fittingly interspersed between the bits of can tie guessed at concerning results, and doing away with the buying antTselling of oratory. ___________________ vote* such as used to characterize elections *f old. The result In the city is quite PERSONAL MENtlON. mixed, both parties breaking about even numerically as to offices. For city offices A. E. Henkes went io Chicago Tuesday. ।the great scrap.was for Mayor, the rival J. B. Roberts was in Kalamazoo Sun- 1candidates being R. K. Grant on the repub­ lican ticket, and Fred L. Heath, on the day. fusion. Both candidates are representa­ Orson Skinner has returned from ।tives young men, prominent In business Ixtwen. <circles, and each one possessing those necessary for a good Mayor. Miss Carrie Schuman was in Nashville qualifications ' The republican nominees fur Recorder yesterday. *. ।and Treasurer took the nomination In face Will Coleman, of Naabville. was tn the of 1 CtrlmIii defeat. H. G. Hayes and Chas. Doyle, the democratic nominees, had per­ city Monday. formed their work in a must Mtisfactury and It Is almost an unwritten law T. J. Bush was home from Lansing manner, । In this city, as far as these offices are con­ over Sunday. cerned, that "one good term deserves Mrs. A. D. Rook has returned from Ag- (another.” No man in tbe republican party new. Ottawa Co. that we can call lo mind, could have been Mrs. Frank Denslow, uf Muskegon. Is 'elected to these offices this year. For Justice of the Peace Alonzo Cadvbdtlng relatives here. wallader’s own party gave him an intensely "black eye” and W. W. Hampton, the Mrs. Sarah Burman, of Fredrlcktown, republican nominee was elected by 105. Ohio, is visiting her son here: Following, are the results; Miss Mabel Colgrove h home from For Mayor K. K. Grant, rep—382—15 majority Akeley for tbe spring vacation. F. L. Heath, dem—867 Miss Alice Hall, of Hastings, Is assisting For Recorder Mrs. Anderson.—Oltctjo Union Fred Ryerson, rep—307 Harry Hayes, dem—437—130 majority Miss Nettie Hendershott has returned from an extended trip In the west. Ndson Carveth is spending a few iu this city the guest of Ids mother. days Mbs Edith ElUs of Grand Rapids, Is \'s di g I-er sister Mrs. Fred Beadle. Judge Buck, of Kalamazoo, has been In tberity Ibis week on court business. Friday, to-morrow, afternoon and evening Prof, and Mrs. W. D. Sterling have under the direction of Grand Ixjcturer b«fn in the city a few days this week. A Clark, blds fair to be t^e largest and board have I Miss Maude Crooks, of Charlotte, was ■ b -st held in this county for years. McmIn place of j ilie guest of Mbs Maude Trego Friday. .[ bars from all parts of the county will be I S. W. Harmon, president of Barry A | present and the work will be exemplified • ia\e move oQ three degrees with; regular candi-’’ EsVm Ins. Co. was In the city last- week. Don't forget lo attend the millinery op• iilng of Mis* J. IL Sherman to-day, toThe Riverside cemietery elected Frank Ickes stxtnn. Kit McElwain, resigned. Mr. and Mrs. J.>e Stattery from Green street to West Main street. | daU^ Nashville will work tire first and Mr*. 11. C. Cook and sou Ray. retnrmd near the furniture factory. / , second respectively. respectively, In hi the afiernoon afternoon and ( from a visit with Lansing friends Satur­ Luiies—Lee Sam wiill do up shirt wni.Ms ! jju<jn£B tbe third In the eweqlnife A ban­ day. .. Sceond'Loet'Wfll be served from 6 o’clock to 7 ill the must satisfactory manner t .. Mrs. Anna D. Mason spent Sunday In ! mt or Amerlco Uouw. Z ■ !i o'clMk . . . .. m. by . the .... of. tl.e .. «»—.— Extern KalamaziTJ, the gnest ot Miss Eleauore Csmtetl gobds. humph, well 1 should re- j Star Chapter in the Grand Army Hall, Hornbeck. mark that Cook A Cook are Come and enjoy a pleasant evening. loaded with ( inneJ goods HU you can't rest. . Jje uAXxkil in conimvn with his1 FitUi pas and Kaffer corn very cheap.* । many old-time friends iu this city and vlO d process oil meal .SLUG per hundred at clnity. lejohe in ihe fact that Mr. 1!^ L. I1 »mh rjliott’s opposite Court House. । Rork, of Tekamah. Burt Ib-V. W. W. Taylor wm elected oue tlie.lce-pre.ldeot.or he»tate¥. P.&Cl , E. at the .oi.reotlon fheld M loot, tut week . , , . , . i bpainemariier and. Johnson ... bought the!। Ira \ an \ aikenburgh stocx of hardware I Of tlie City Bank jesteiday. They will move it to Middlevffte. > , Fruit men. as a rule, are wearing cheer­ ful suiiles this spring, as the cold weather in Match, has prevented the growth of buds and lesstbeil the danger from lale iroat.’. County, Nebras- rOTU""1’r « r«lde,,! °' ln< reentiotred .. . c.ntlldete l.r the !<•<!«!»'»« “ 18 Ur। R irk was town clerk, uf Rutland, and later on when the war broke out enlisted .n. and. made „a good _imm1 «nd, went,,to the front record. He returned from the war bro­ ken down in health on noconut 6f being made a prisoner and the exposure incident lo every soldiers life. In 1865, in- com­ pany with hi* wife anti two daughters, fir went west and grew up with the country. He Is now one of the substantial men of his county, and his old friends here rejDietedo know that he has prospered so riages. births, deaths, and divorces, re- well, and is so well regarded in his west­ jvicirigg uttd mournings, but you will nil ern home. rejoice if you buy groceries of Cook A DIKD. Cook.. PROSSER—At bia home In the 4th want. Sunday. April 5th. of consumption. Ladies are cordially invited to see die Jaunt* Prosser agrd 45. fine line uf spring hats at Miss Sberwatrn Decrased h'avt-a aevlfe and two children. millinery opening to-day. to-morrow and The funeral services were held Tuesday. Saturday. Style* the latest. Prices the Rev. W. W. Ta) lor. officiating. As lung as lime last* there will be mar­ lowest. Tur bchool column will be inside page this w« k. It paper by Miss Woodard Geography by the Journey found on the contains the on "Studying Met hud.” aud is wdl worth perusal. t Tea did you say*.1 Tea, well we keep the finest line kept anywhere Irom 10c. up tu 50c. per lb. und our 25c. Ira can’t be b.*dt. not uuly In Hasting*, but in an) >• utber town. Cook'A Cook. Qriisun Skinner has opened a general re­ pair shop in ihe building first door we.< ut Hit Hastings house amt will wake a- cp» cialtyTTJC repairing bicycle^ Mr. Skinner an expert workman aud 'share of trade In this line. rat MODERN DRUG STORE. Matdr Grove e e’»s Cap Bowen dem. over !>. M. Day rep. by 8 majority., FEATHERS, GOWNS AND CLOAKS solicits hi* - Diamond W. H Goodyear,, Vr'or a long time g rls and even women K .member the Club entertainment next save felt that they would be happier If WMnesday. ) they could wear sweater*. This has led to ' Hjauffer bfffers -you some bargains in the manufacture of women’s sweaters, gr<K cries this week, i which with the big sleeves look very Ladies see'those nice new goods at stunning. The net of getting Into one of rior row and Saturday. entire dem LOCAL ELECTIONS ALL OVER THE STATE SHOW RE­ PUBLICAN GAINS. llcnttn-r. Cluniie. tor .dvertlwments Monday .ftemoon >1 thr. I>«n« ot Ur E H. •nu-t reach this office Tuesdays al latest to | Lathrop 108 West Green street. The n*ure insertl<»u in Issue of the week taBle was very tastllv decorated, the centre when brought. ' I piece being a fernery, and carnations were *751* Uto greeted-mjUi a fine audl 't><S nearly Rutland electa Will Kronewltter dem The Hastings ^all Team have re-organ­ every seat In'tiujchureh v »'filled. There supervisor by IS and balance of tbe Hcke< were eight contritputfoi the evening** ized for the coming season. Miller and mixed. program, who were ekos_ _________ that i_(roui tbe four McKevitt will be t.vc battery and the other grades of ibrHigh >chuol bytheH^laMYankee Springs return* Samuel Rilchh members ot tbe team about the same as matrs.As'bdng best qualifipd to undenllre, as eupervtaor, Bert Armstrong Clerk and if you F ank Turner Treas. last year. R. J. Bell who led them to so. tl^-fask before them, f The contafflltlB •nd the olaaMS lllh 1 epi esent are as fol­ Haatlnga township still persists In it* FAST many victories last } ear win act as man­ low*-, Andrew Harper. Junior; NiaaNeNle democracy aud elected every democratic- BLACK Tvyor, Sophomore; Harrie Kirk, senior; ager again. nominee, Ora Chaffee being elected saper Glass bricks sre being used for building Louie Niebael, senior; Homer Washburn, viaor. freshman; Eamestlne Barker, senior; ooe tor cottoe, houses in fom^ parts of Europe, sorre W om for *u> , Addle Booth, Junior; Gertrude Abbey, Io Wayne County the Republican! In Hope .lease Osgood h Heeled super­ leather* The transparent, some translucent, but all «d- Junior. visor by 18 majority and the Im lance of will not crock, f>*e «r wash out, an d the ftra* CrM mittlng light Since the discovery of Ihe The following program was carried out: Roll Up Good Majorities. the ticket republican. L. H. Barnes la with a teo-cent tMkavroft elected Clerk and Cbaa. F. Cock Treas. Roentgen ray all bouses may as well be Vocal Solo "The Bong of the Whippoorwill.” XH*ra*ad I>y«* r w» <«*plele BucceM, tor MIm EitzSlmmaia transparent, aud skeletons Iu house-hold Only one ticket In Prairieville as usual .Nineteen Nineto-six." ADffrew Harper They are Easy to cae ■ Tbe Reagtifui Life.” I closets dance on the front porches.—%x. Nellie Pryw REPUBLICANS ELECT THE MA­ and that was the republican. Sylvere v «>c*l Solo and They Stay Black MIS' lJUhrop France Is returned as supervisor and the | The U. R. K. of P. have secured the —. "The Cnl an MMcrwu, Question." JOR1TY OF SUPERVISORS IN Harrie Kirk These qualities, with tMr whole ticket is elected by a large majority. 4. '’Though’, »ihj Incentive to True Ule.” cheapner* —for one tew' services ot that talented reader, George B. I BARRY COUNTY. Louis Michael cent package makes m In Assyria we hear that A. G. Kent dem. v«nl Rolo MISS McElwain Williams, who will Dppenr al Castle Hall | alike new. con.meu* 5. "Education nf the Ml id.” Homer Washburn ha* defeated E. E. Berry rep. for super­ to all. April 22 hi "Much Ado About Nutting, ’ । 6. "Fll’ttng View* o! Present Condition.” visor. with the balance of the ticket repub Barker one nf Shakespeare’* most pienaing come- j 7. ••Piramhh of America ” Ernestine Heap. J. 1). Tompkins clerk and Fred A. Result in Mixed In City rulltica. Addie Booth 1 sell all kinds of l5YE anti 8. r:\oMo;.” Gertrude Abbey Brown Treas. die*/ Mr. Williams made a great hit on a ' Innti umentsl fiolo "The Storm." (by Monday was a fair day for di ction and ■ DYE STUFFS. Irving elects the entire republican ticket -pwlsl request) Ml*s FllzSimrao-.a former appearance here, and has a host u( republicans seem to have embraced the | 1 res- ata’luu of Prizes Miss Flora J Beadle with the exception nf Thoa. Sullivan demadmirers In Hastings. Each and every ’ier— on — tbe , -«r - — ' nurn ----------- program ' clemency of the weather to get out lo the for Clerk. Henry Ekert I* re-elected super- Exclusive agency for At the slNte Christian Kudeavur c» n- irLT?j -------- 1 • special ......... . -r-_ mention, but space * polls. visor vis'ir uy by a large majoncy majority auo and vias. Cl as. WM. RADAM S . In WajDe county the republicans sccur- ^Villlatns Treas. ventloD at Ionia the enrollment was divided furbids our so doing, n fact which we MICROBE KILLER. amonjj^the various denominations as much regret. Andrew Harper, tl.e whi­ cd large majorities In local elections. At The free silver democratic dodge didn't ner of the largest number of polnis and rauch of« fl<are ln Tnornapple which follows: congregational 003; presbyierlau the honor of attending the contest to be Jackson J. Q Richardson was elected •re-elected Aaron Sherk ann*>rvl«nr supervisor bv by 1S7 137 I . „ . . . *«mti Mht*rk 533; \church of Christ 370; methodist held at Olivet upon April 17th. vias, the Mayor by 186. Grand Rapids also elects and the balance of the ticket republican by Expert Druggist. (episcopal and prolestant) 124: baptist 116; first one of Ihe contestants to be heard the entire republican ticket by majorities a large majority. refoim church 8G; episcopal 37; united from. His talk was plain and distinct; ranging from 73 to 1500. Lansing also his delivery good aud his Imagination as Milo Williams dem, was re-elected brethreil 28; friends 7; church of the covefertile as a Mark Twain, lie built air falls In line and elected the entire republi­ supervisor for tbe 1st. and 4th. wards of naul 6;.Lutheran 3. Total 1,1)18. • ships, air ca*tie*.made air vleluuls amhthe can ticket, as do nearly all the cities In the the city by 82 majority and Baker Shrlner rep. was re-elected in the 2nd ami 3rd entire thing was run by electricity. A dance will be given at Mudge’s O|**ra state. ' Miss Nellie Pryor tbe winner of the wards by 34 majority. House Thursday evening A pt II 16. for the siTimd prize, spoke in a very pretty man­ Johnstown rolls up her usual republican benefit uf the Hastings Base Bail Club. tier, and "The Beautiful Life” of which Owing to splits in their own party the majority le electing Peter Fisher rep. as The boys Intend to have a first class team she portrayed such an elaborate picture republicans will loee some un the board of. supervisor. George E. Coleman Clerk and , . was wdl worthy of the honors the young supervisors but will btlll have*, good big George Miller Jr. Treas. Republican this season and will need money lo keep it lady won. majorities range from 00 to 154. The judges ch< s n were Mesdames J. S. working majority. up to the standard. The games attract LOCAL NEWS. G<yodyear’». Goodyear’s OOUMTT. CariuHi .-tecta ticket GARRISON—On April 3. at the residence of lM*r daughter Mr*. Frank Bush In Hastings twp.. Mrs. Jane E. Garrison in the 81 st 3 rar uf her agr. Jane Dubuis was born at Poughkeepsie, N. Sept. 15. ISI5. She marrird Kub’t Gnrrlf-on July 38. 1833. llifcy moving to Michigan in the fall uf 1854. and until a few toonlbh ago she hsd always lived In Brliiiuorr, a period of over 41 years. Drceaard leaves two alvlers a: Poughkeepsie, and srvru children, S. S. and W H« GsriImjU. uf Hastings. G. IV., VV. O. and I* F. G»rrl*<m. of Balilnrorr: Mf*. Frank Bush of ILiXlnga twp.. and Mrs. Jaaar Week*. r»f Ba If I mo re. Iler oldest daughter Mr*. C. M. He:Ah*n>hott died about two .rears ago. The funeral was held Sunday from Hie Bu*h residence, and was largely attended. Her. V. W. Jones officiating. , Her suns acted as pall bearer*. Mrs. J. G. Hughes was called to Ir’.evllle Saturday by Pra- the Illness or her son Fied. Mrs. F. M. Davis, of Grand Bapids. Is the guest ut Mr*. W. H. Goody ear while In tile city. , Mis Allie Gujberson. df Buchanan, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sciciniure aud rainily. OUR , LADIES’ FINE SHOES ARE In Orangeville the republicans had a spilt in their party but despite this fact the whole ticket was elected by majorities ranging from 13 tu 90. Eugene Harthom h rl“cted supervisor. W. H. Beattie Clerk, Lewis M. Bugbee Treas. HERE. Woodland again electa A. W. Dillenbeck rep. supervisor, his majority being up­ ward- to GO. Balance of ticket republican except Drain Commissioner, bv from 40 tu 80. Wesley Myers elected Clerk and George C. Garlick Treas. Call and see them. The newest styles of pointed toes at the lowest prices. Barry elects the entire republican ticket headed by Elmore D. Clark supervisor, with 00 majority, C. W. Backus Clerk and Will Elliott Treas. The democrats at­ tempted to work the free sliver racket In Barry, but results show that It failed to connect. AT THE* Owing lo a split in the republican party the republican stiongbold ot Castleton elects Henry' Roe dem. supervisor by 87 over John Furnlss rep. Balance of the j ticket republican by from 9 to 100. Claud ’ Hough was elected,Clerk and Earl Town­ send Treas. RED FRONT SHOESTORE. Probably the hottest fight in tbe county was In Baltimore where Chas. Mack head­ ed a so-called Silver ticket against Frank Stanton, republican. Mr. Stanton was elected by 13 majority and with him tbe entire republican ticket was elected. R. G. Rice as Clerk .and David Manning Trcaa. • Sunday observance, the subject nextl Sunday morning in Presbyterian church. Holy Communion after morning service. For Treasurer 11. H. Trask, rep—318 W.‘C. T. U. meets with Mrs. Oliva Van C. E. Doyle, dem—<27—100 majority Arman next Tuesday at 230 p. m. Topic"Scientific Temperance” Mrs. Walter Board of Review Lampman «up‘t dcp’L Julius Russell, rep—363 Robert Dawson, dt-m—373—10 majority The W. R. C. will hold a Memarial service at G. A. R hall Sunday at 2 p. m. Board of Review D. W. Rogers, rrp—377—IS majority In memory of Comrades Woodminsee and Walker. A general invitation extended J. W. Bentley, dem—359 to ali. especially members of tbe post and : .Justice of Peace W. W. Hampton, rep-422—105 majority corps. The following six n onths the Gme for A. D. Cadwallader, dem—317 holding Thursrfav evening prayer meeting Supervisor 1st, and 4th, wards will be 7:30. Y. P._____ S. C. E. on Sunday N. T. Diamond, rep—180 ----- -----------M. L. Williams, dem-221—32 majority ' ’••"»»<« it al €-:?o»i.rI 6:80and nrMrhinff at 730. This applies not only to the Presbyterian but Supervisor 2nd, and 3rd, wards the oilier churches. Baker Shrlner. rep—186—34 majority The society connected with Emmanuel Geo. Abbey, dem—152 church will be entertalnud Thursday April Aiderman 1st, wvrd IC. by kr.v Robinson and the ladles as­ A. D. May nard, rep—G5 sociated with her. Supper served at the Juhu Bessmer, dem—83—18 majority Parish House from 5 until 7 o’clock. All Aiderman 2fid. ward sre cordially InriUd. Joe. Wardell, rep—107—41 majority The Sunday School at the Fisher church Burt Luke, dem—GO commenced last Sunday with Mrs. E. Aiderman 3rd. ward Pennock SupL, Mrs. Julia Fisher Ass’L, Ed Burton, rep—96—28 majority Mr. Hobbs Secy.. Cora Like Treas.. KstJ. b. Goodyear, dem—G8 erline Sbawman Organist. Mrs. Murrey Chorister, and Johnnie Fiaber Librarian. Aiderman 4tb ward • P. A. Sheldon, rep—113 All member* of Hastings Chapter No 7 W. F. Hicks, dem—150—37 majority O. K.-S are re<iue*ted to be present at the Constables—In the first ward Lee Cooley next meeting, which will be held Tuesday dem, is elected by 14; iu Hie MtOWid ward evening April 21. It being our 36th anni­ Frank Snyder rep, i* circled by 24; tn Hie versary we desire a fnll attendance. anuki.a Hncscoote, third ward Will Walt rep. is elected l»y 8; Worthy Matron. in the fourth ward Dm Shay dem,. h elected by IG. Board of Education—in the flr-t ward Mr.-. Hubert Ihroaou rep, detrats J*a. TolulitlMMI dem. by 43; II! ’hr arcuitd K sptSidlng the winter. M. Hates item.‘defeated T. J. Rrossrau by Mrs. Chas Shultz, formerly ot Hastings 9; III the third Ward W. H. Sp-wcr ‘Irin, now of Charlutir. Is very ill and Uiere is defeat* Sy Ivralec Grutisel by 13; iu H»«* fourth ward Dr.’ J. C. Andrus drin. defeats but little hopes of her recovery. Dr. E. U. Lathrop by 91. Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Ixjwry were In Grand Rapids Munday, aud heard Klien NOTKR. Beach Yaw, the famous singer. The second ward is imiw the republican Lyman Barluw-has secured the Carpen­ stronghold. ter school near Wall Lake and will begin Quite a gon*! uuny ladle* *rgtted theuia three mouths term on Monday. selvvs uf the privHuge of voting. Mesdames G. A. Truman. Sarah Os­ Tfie fourth ward was a puzx rr t*» both, man, Fred VanOrsdal and Charles Seimldt. parties, the result* being disastrous lo th*1 republicans. of Nashville, were In the city Tuesday. X-The x>ard «»f supervisor* will, stand 11 Mrs. John Kronewltter returned from republican* ami 7 democrats)-* combina­ Middleville Saturday where she has been tion gain of three. I carltig fur her daughter Mrs. W. K. Leib••Tblrteen” didn’t seem to be tin lucky [ ler. for supervisors till* year. AC >ea-c srvenl |, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Henyon returned to of them were elected by that numbar. their home In Preston. Iowa, Sttarday pjjllenry Rrplogie has Invented a vising after a abort visit with relatives and ’hiachlne that Is said to be very Ingeiifixt*, a* well as absolutely perfect Iu it* result*. friends here. Voting machlues will ruine tn the near Miss Minnie Porter. wl»o has been Iu future. Haaiings for tbe past few montlm left Robert Dawson lias the Itonor of Monday lor Canada where she will reside being the first lady in th!* city elected on tlie school board.} Mra. Dawson In much with lrtT»i*ter. hiterealed io our schools and pruiwbly OUo IPntrrm s’er. who has been vWt-, big here a '»-« <!»>« returned to St Char Jr* visits them as much, if not inure Ilian any Tuesday, where he is clerking in a drug other person In tbe eity. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Davenport have re­ turned from Ssline where they have been Results show that a good many people BUre and engage In «•’■* hicyclu business. Nr Knight, uf Springfield. Mass., spent do not yet understand how tu vote. Some &itiir’<hiy and Sunday lii tbe city. He re­ voles were not marked al all. eume vmed turned Tuesday accompanied by Mis- for only one person on the ticket, and gome er» n tried to vote fur both candidates Grsee Newer who will visit bis fstn ly an l running for the same office. Buston friends. Woolley & Bronson;. I Barru and Eaton Summer Normal... —to be held at NASHVILLE —for six weeks beginning MONDAY, JULY 6. Cla*aea wfil lie organized in all hranebc*> required for J First, Second and Third Grade Certificates. Conductors:— Snpt. H. B. ANDRUS J. C. KETCHAH. 0. S. BASSETT. MORTGAGE KALE. Default bating been made iu tbe runUItidaw > of* ccrtaii inorlcn- made by George W. 1 . <«regnrv and Aon Gregory bls wife to Anna JL 1 . Au-uin dated January 2nd A. I). IKJ2. aud re- • eorded In th* office of the Register of Deed*. , for tlie County of Burry and State of Mlchlgn*. ’ , •n the Soeoad day of January A.' D. »*l»z »• .. Liber Xt of Mortgages. »n page 3C., on wbirh ' . niortcaae there I* •-burned tn l>- due at tfie n*ir • .., 1 of 1 nix notice tbe sum of Twelvw Hundred Rtt» • ।. 4. I five rkdlaia a»*1 .ilxty-reweii cents, aud as ad '• I torney'a fee of Twent\ five DoPar* »roTt«tod inr ! • , in eald mortgage, and no suit or proceed!- Rs rtf ’ {■ law having born Instituted ro recover It* moneys secured by ssld mortgage, or any jyart j The following officer* were elected for thereof; Now. fborefore.by virtue of the power 0 th* A-nsitlng year *t the Baptist Sunday I sale contained in Baid inortgnee. amtlhr vacwtf - . : School last Suuda); SupL Lulu Felghuer: >u bucIi case m*dr acd provided, uotlw h Iwrc , ' by given Hut nn BaUirdav tbe Elevratb diV o T . 1 A*-T Supt. Nonna Mtoheel; Secy. Cora July A. D. iwsi. at ten o'clock In tbe forenDoo. ; > <illiM*ple; Ties*. Arthur Rkkle; Organist shall sell at Public Airetfor.. to the hlgb«-.tf Wd . Lillie Cnrtrn; Llbrariapa Maude Custer der. at tbe North front door of tbe Court Hous ■ 1 iu Ute City of Hastings. Barry Co... Mieb. irtte. and Belle Slattery. being the nlac* where tbe Circuit Court to^ i.vrt Sunday evening Prof. Sterling de­ Barry Couniv b Ijolden , tbe premises drsrrtt . ; tn Mild inoixgagr. or so muco thereof :u» • ' livered an Md-lre** In the Methodist church co be woemarv tu pay tbe amount due ou ssU • that was li->tei>-d to with great interest by mortgage, wlfb six percent, interret a-.V * «; u. . a Urge andi-iicA Mr. Sterling is a pleas­ legal eos’H. together with *3 attorneCa h r < ing *)Maker. Next' Sunday evening Mr. Tweulj-tlve t/uliary ctnenanted fur therein, tb ’•}. . pretnlecR being described In said nnirtx. «•« • > : Will IL C will deliver mu addrea* In all those nlore* or parcel* of land situate * t* ", . Town HI of (Luuletou tn the IUV County uf uni! Bnrrv> the hyiM Ui’a course o i -R-IhcIoih• condF 11UWII morning । xtnte of Michigan, and known and described Vlion* M-'clc*i ’ Serviom U-ui-s <i. _ „ TH u-uul With .set-moo bv u**t«r. bv *rerl«l TOe kaatlfcv ameaof land to be taken request on "Tile observance of the Saubelb” At annual Pariah nf — EmAl th* HI* annual tansu meeting ... • jjmw BMtin ira acre* o< tana i* ue t hi.nu-lrh.ireh llartwi. Ireld <•< Bulrt Iottihr Sons w.-t quxrt-r <H!«■ MM U*M,> Auril Olh. M~.re U. A.UuoO~r. I quarter ut Mid SecU<« No '«> •-“------------_J£ 5* Mdtatav April Glh. U- A. Goodyear. ho Three (3» N«wth. K*n«e (i®) No Seven i>. G. R»Mim*n. <- W. IC.krr. J A. Van contatniug ta «ll flttvrlaht <»> act re <>f Arman. Ira Van Va’keiiburgh. J. 3. G mmI- aerordiwr lo the United Slate* survey l| the vestry of the cTnreh. Mid nt n *ntru»quent nesting o: the Votry li.-A. Good­ year and D G. Rtl4n*in wrrr elected Wardmm. M. W. Wk or Secretary, an 1 John F. Goodyear Treasurer itierruf. Friday w*« SlMke«pearr Day al the Club, ami a program of much interest was i>res<nie«l. Shak^jwarr. The Kina of the Drama was the • nhjeet of a finely written paper io’ Mr-. I’njllh fUjnoida. Mrs. Eh ma J. Guuthear read a paper on The Mural toid Eduraiiunal influence of the Theatre. Iler Mraa «.n tire >a»«jeci were Phimp T. Colo bov a. AOutney for Mortgagee Dated April 7. l«. :SS«ik8i to un •m Klvtn .nd lh. rr-«r«h> cto»«i «rt:h curreul topic. ronulSu wt Uy YMtoM �Hastings Banner. hand-waid/vf hhtory and then make both the cumpiritHu* nf civil government’’ With this method I have made It a com­ panion of iRnjruaer a* far as *uiupo»lihiii and liuaxiualinn are ctmct-i iirel. Now mm to the Miaiees for securing In­ formation for r jmirney. First, irrnfra­ pid™, many kiudb as you can obtain. AbaiidimlnK tlie retuiTjphy ll»e bent H»urre of knowledge is the Inturraatiun which can be given by thtae who Ira re actually traveled In thr country In question. Again there Is a clue of people, that Is able to give valuable inf«irination and are glad to nupply IHuatratid )md deseriptlva literature. Such you will find to l>e the genial Mgmta of various lines of >U*amboats and rail roads. Pcrlmps the teneber of the district school Is sa>Ing “My school ro<>m is not suppile I with an ei»c)clu|iardla.* I am aorn ! Mr aebpol room h not either, but 1 use tny m and borrow my nel{libor»'— hut. dear teacher, there is that never fallIna m*urre of Information. the'chiM, 11* will iuminage (be garret for. the grand­ father*!' uu>«ka. Is it any wotnh-r Long­ fellow aalJ “Ah. what would the world Ik- to us if the children were no mure?” For rvtjpnt hifotniailun we have inagnzliirh and tchwil pa per*. You nek lo wimt , e|tenl may (hi* method be used? 1 think it cpnld Im prntltiddy um-i( in connection with the country school*. I leave that with you tu decide. As every thing must have an end mo imret my paper but please ivmenitier that although-we enjoyed ouraeive* In South America we were glad to lean*, that climate-itiitf »lothtul people and once again meet under the "starry banner* and .ling “Michigan My Michigan” and “O! the Flag ot Our Own Country.H THZ GORING Or CAMPBELL. --------- I A Four Chauce for Any ftirmdcr&tlc Can didate; The democratic party is having a hard time of it trying to conjure up a presi­ dential candidate. It has rrinl quite a good many uomra. enrh in Ils turn full­ ing Hat. The Olney bourn fn Boston, the Carlisle loom in New York, the Whitney boom in Misx ttdppi, tbr Mor­ ton boom in Illinois, are toy balloons with a pin hole. Our Adlsi’s .name strikes do resjxmnive chord in the ;5>pu- ~ ■XCCITION HJI.H THE PROPER PLATFORM. How Is It Possible? Ne Shadow of ■ Doubt j* Regard* Pro­ Thursday, Apr. 9, 1896. tection. When the great council of republican* COOK BROS.. Proprietors. comes together to represent the wfabra and (he'.needsof\American citizeUM, its. SCHOOL COLUMN. declaration od one question will have Csnducteil by Flora J Beadle. Co. Cotnm’nr. supreme importance to thr people. Every- man baa a direct personal inter­ Geogrnpb.v by tbe Journey Method. est in ihe question of duties on import* IA paper read before tbe llarrv Co’ Teat her i» Four years ago u great many working AMxlaiiJii by Mist Wuodxrd.J 3| Macy carloads of the materials rien were persuaded by leader* and “Traveling Is no fool’s errand to him Wfor None. Such Mince Meat demagogue* that neither their wages who cattles hl* eyes and itinerary with afore bought at one time, at first । nor their employment would be ma­ him.’’ From era io sra from iralm to Khand*. AH the paring, chop- ! lar heart. realm i rove and grow * mere geographer Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, has hit upon terially affected by any change, pf tz ping, seeding, stemming aud tariff that wnsTiosoible. Years of bittri by love. Some one has said “Geography on expedient for sending his balloon cleaning are done by perfected.) is tlie real ur linaglukry travellug over tlie machinery. Such immense up-in i:ir before the Ixxd bey -with a pin experience have taught them better. 1 earth with our eye* apon.” Tbe all Im­ quantities are sold a mite cun get in bls mischievous work. He , They know now. beyond all |x>Mtbillty port fcaiun* and (be successful factor In would, evade inquiry iuto his financial j of dispute, that reduction of duties mar of profit on each package of successful geography work is thst ot and in many branches of industry act u­ views by declaring that he boa not any. travel. We must navel cither really ur He has hw penor.nl |wcfrrrnce. Indi­ ally docs subject them to an enormous­ through the Imagination in order that ««• vidually spcoldiig. he Is not for tlie ly increased foreign competition, which may see with' <>ur own ey«s tlie vnrlnns factors which go !•> form n correct geo­ single gold standard, nor for free mi- lessens the number of persons who can graphin'! ••nticepr. Belidving that teaclever, but, presumably, for bimetallism. be employed in this country and tbe Ing geography I* the traveling over the He would, however, vote lor cither if |wages, tlint cun be paid to them. It is rarth with our ey' * ope”, the past term the democratic convent Ion declare for no longer a vague theory which they 1 have been teaching South America bv have to confront, but a practical experil» enough. * t» ‘n"."rSS'AJtr .«rss;'AJ5r the Journey niellmd and I have been asked Thia is a new version of tbe squatter : cnee which will not be forgotten so long toM — *M ■»«* SeM j<~ >M» .M» »»< u< *Mr «44m« to present to my fellow workers my mode ! uf the workers of thia generation live. W'. ■■4 »M-rr. ol « »U1 «U1 Mil mail IM i»o frw trw •» W, tai. sovereignty doctrine of Mr. Douglun. ! of procedure, ulso the success and pleas­ R «** hirtKi.lU/ m. rtUM Khi hjb T'“X*«,tU»’W V.*?* *fU* mm •" They have seen nbeir employment, reck­ He declared 40 ytars ago that he did . t ure to be derived froth it. r.ot cure about slavery, at letust he had oned iu daya or hours, reduced by n The few suggestions which 1 may pre­ sent will be my artuul experience. 1 was no convictions that sto<xl in the way of large percentage in consequence of this a novice with this hiethod. so t<f a great its extrusion or restrict too. lie did foreign competition. At the same time extent 1 wan one with my poplls. We all not care whether the pcopht voted they have sccft wages of labor generally taoght. Our Superintendent suggested slavery up or down. That pdeitiop wan reduced more than at any other time for the method and we deierthine'l ti» try It. . indorsed by a good many democrats, 20 year*. 1 Method is the means lo an end. It h The wage-earning millions form the but in tlx? end it led to the disruption I therefore necessary that we should inquire । tr.oin body of every political party. of the ijarty. The people did care. ! ■ what Is Ike end in view tjjhen teaching Some were for ala very and:some aguinat , Practical poffticianti, who are ace usgeography by the journey meM^d. dr any it. Sb to-day the people who ore will-*! tomed to run thing* in villages and I other method. Lt seems to nis the first THE WHITlNtJ HKCITAT10N. and most prominent aim should lx* to in­ To conduct a »r'-llhtion without violailnc ing to adopt the single slandnrd are : 'yards, or in districts and states, think :rreconcil:iH)y divided. ! much of the distribution of offices and terest the pupils, which I can assure you some of.the established principles of teach­ sharply mid Stations. the journey method will do, or lias done ing. U ifii art as far bvyond the average Eliminate from either j^rty bimetal- contracts. Put. But ttece things int<-r..«» interest a att. for me. in my school of fifty-six pupils teacher as tbe ability to play n Beethoven lism and ..... make tbe alternative one ........ or the-must 200,000or300.000persons. The OsmiMtM.. there was not <me. not < \t n those •fboni sonata with acpuiacy and expression Is the other single standard oral there "ages of labor nnd thr condltiou of inC. U. short" in the study but wbat was wide beyond the average m» called music teacher. could be no fellowship between the fac- j dwaries directly interest more than 20. awake »h?n the hour fur traveling came. The art Is dtflictill Isecame it ri»ts upon tfoa*. The single goldlte would nob I 000,060. many of whom nre voters. If i Again, by this method 1 have been en­’ and couiprelirnds the science of education: abled to bring my pupils in closer touch1 also Iwcause. in any given cases, the support n candidaJe running for presi- : the convection finds a candidate and with tbe subject. In uiy case South Amer-’ peculiarities of the ehydrtn and Ihe r.xist- dent on a platform of free silver, and adopts n platform which expresses in lea. They Heemed to feel they were real­ Ing circumstances necessitate an adapt*- vice versa. A -fo'v pediticlana like . the most distinct and emphatic manner ly In South America, coming In contact tlon of universal endsand aims, which can CainpteB would, but thr (lumber of the desire of the tvngr-earnera reapeetTIME TABLE. with the pet'Ple and different features of not be provided for beforehand, and which sueb would i>e too taaignifleont to | "u»g foreign competition and duties on the country, also that the black lines <m severely test the ready tact of the teacher. count. j imports, there will not be vgry |>rotbe map were not mere lines but rushing I shall try to give some helpful suggestions Mtat'uua. Mr. ( amptell's excuse fur being will- 1 found interest fch, it is possible, in the or aluggidi rivers and Ihe little red dots on conducting recitations in writing. ing to stultify himself for cither ex- rest of its d« iverabcc. Tbe people will meant cities with the usual hurry and It la not my purpose to outline any tn-me is that the very life of tbe demo- |;>o* vo* for Tcpuldicaniam and prosperity, republicanism) prosperity. XURTH worry of life in them. Now as to the particular method and assert that Is tbe trustingthr the republican party actual work. 1 requested each pupil to best—"There are no best methods”—but cratic party is nt stake. United action I implicitly trusting supply himself with an exercise book lu to give some ideas which should govern in at this election is necessary to party ; <o prot<x?t the notional honor iu foreign Cast no*t>rr....... which lo keep each day s traveh.and please the various methods which a good teacher existence. 1' If there a* ;« it has Klchiaml June*! *’------ '•*is a split this year - ----- ' j affairs dr ’in « monetary matter*, ... Oraaaey............. believe me. some of the pupils would not may employ. Mito . .............. ood-by forever to the party. I done for many years. it will be good-by part with theirs for love or money. Lake ... It would be dreadfully monotonous If all Why so? A party which could survive It is therefore important that the Crooked . . Delton My school I* divided Into two divisions. recitations followed the same general plan; .......... We started at Panama, one division going the method should be varied for the sake the split of IMO and the obloquy of . convention should be prv)Kirv«l to de­ Ctove'dito Akers l*o!nt having brought on the war of the re' clare its position on the tariff question eastward and the other southward from of Interest, and suit the nature of the work. teutu.................. Panama. To make It more interesting I To nearly or quite all varieties of method bellion ought not to be frightened to i •*» distinctly and unmistakably that death by n monetary schitm. JThrques- j there shall no longer be the shadow of BAKTHsas........... Bnggeste.1 that they Invite some of their tlie following suggestions will apply. school friends to go with them on their 1. The teacher should have materials tion uf coinage will prolxtbly be settled I an excuse for any man to pretend that 0<MUa Grove trip. The suggestion proved sufficient or ready and let pupils distribute them while ’before * ’ 1 he ia a republican if he subordinate* Woodland......... 190U. *In ---------1876 there was a sharp I judged so after they had read their she stands where she can see that it is difference of opinion ns to greenlxicks. the protection of home industries to hia work. properly done and that the class is orderly. The Hendricks wing of the party wont­ notions about currency,.tbecoinage of I inline........ Some bad inherited fortunes to be in­ Dofoon........ 2. The teacher should be clear and ed inflation, tbe Tilden wing wonted silver, or any other question. It dors Grand Rapids. vested in travel, others went to seek their definite as to what is to be doue and. bow contraction, but tbe republican party, not answer to be a republican provided fortune, while some were taken by rich lo do kt before pupils take pens. Generally which retained control of the govern­ one can have his own way, against the relatives. One pupil said “Miss Woodard shu should step to the board and illustrate; will you be In It?” Of course I was de­ ment, was for neither, preferring re­ will of nine-tenth*of the people', about 8taUoa>. she should write and talk at the same time; lighted to go and 1 figured In every plan of that sort. The .people . . ( she should not say too much, and what Is sumption without contraction. :uid be- some question of life from chief-cook and bottle-washer fore 16U0 tUe grernLack taut needdrf>naeoftheiriudu«trir,.whcther said afould be clear and Impressive. Then on board of ship to the landlady ot a hotel. she should make sure that her Ideas have wholly eliminated from politics. Tbe tliey get something else or not. They We first traveled along thevoasL stopping taken root by asking one or more pupils lo reasonable expectation is that history need genuine republicans tomake their at all the Important ports, and endeavored Gr*nd RapMi. reproduce them. Too frequently pupils will repeat itself, in a general way, ami laws, not men who have gone so far Detroit to form some idea of the coast and the are permitted as soon as they get a pen In that before IfKK) there will be an end uf in their devotion to tbe silver Interest tarama.......... facilities for commerce. hand to begin scribbling; they then give all talk of cither single standard to or some othef that they nre ready to Imagine their surprise when they were only partial attention to tire teacher’s ii destroy national prosperity if their pet Ooota Grore”..\ the exclusion of the other. stranded on Trluldad island and found It directions and consequently are not Im­ to contain a lake on which pitch was float­ But the real fact is that the jmrty of theories or w ishes are thwarted. When pressed with tbe Ideas necessary to do HAmXGS.......... ing, or when they visited Vai par Iso and tbe national convention pledges the ut ­ democracy seems to be going to pieces effectual work. aaw ships In the harbor bearing flags of T1» a mtu'hinr, TOiu->»5n»». whinh Iz »<» The which dates Ku» bu<k to Jack­ I most efforts of the republican party «huttr 3. Class instruction. Some individual almost evdry nation and the street car itanftlst..... •11 help should of course be given and if the son** first administration, is about to restore full protection to home In­ QtovwdaM*.......... conductors were ladies. One little lad re­ class Is small there is a better opportunity worn out, anu cannot stand much more dustries, it does not mean that a repub­ Oaltoa ................ marked that one of the ladles In t:is partyCrooked Lake.... •5 SSI ♦! for this, but the need&pf a class as a whole strain. The financial disagreement is lican will do this after he has done wanted to be a “new woman” so she re­ Milo should not be neglected for the Individual. kimply n symptom uf the general decoy. something else, or provided be can do Cteaara............... mained In Valparlso to be a street car con­ Where a point has general application the A few i«olit!cianMof the Campbell stripe something else, but will refuse if he Rh-nlxbd JnnrT. ductor. Some one Is saying “of what test Cooper Lv.. wrislng should Mop while the teacher cannot. ’ Men of that stamp need to be • Mtcvnn <r value Is this knowledge?” Do you not wwa instructs the entire class. There is econ­ cannot save it by offering io turn their think that the pupils will more readily re­ FrwiKhl irstiuicarry paMMurent. but will be omy in tliis. It results In unity of effort, coats inside out.—Chicago Inter Ocean. told in the most emphatic manner by tain some knowledge of these places If the national convention that they must roast th* ronrefltru'-r nt the <->inn»nv. acd creates more of emulation and elasa spit it; right la reserved to cbsi'se the time of »ucb CARLISLE’S CANDIDACY. they have some interesting facts associated (liber serve republican principles un­ thr keeps lke entire class profitably employed trains without notice. with them? Again when they reached Nn. « will wait st Woodbury for D. L..* N. A Hopeless Ont Zook for the Champion of conditionally and faithfully or cense Terradel Fuego Islands and found the ami saves rite energy of the teacher. trains wlwni nerc.Kary. Tljls suggestion, however, does Dot Dcmocrucy. to be reckoned with the great jmrty •stoj> 00 hocus! <mry. climate to be the worst In tbe world, the apply so well to the primary grade as to [ It is more than probable that, at some which has never yei paltered with its dog tbe only domestic quadruped and came tbe Intermediate and advanced. oonveplent time before tbe meeting of pledges from the first election of Abra­ in contact with the terrible people that 4. Incentives. The teacher besides hav­ the democratic national convention, ham Lincoln to this hour. inhabit the Island, is it any wonder they ing a clearly defined plan, may frequently Cleveland will formally notify his asked to slug “The Klug of tbe Cannibal If a man hast he notion that labor employ iueeiitlves to secure the idealrrtl ] Islands?'' results. The subject of writing is ofu-n friends that he is not a candidate for the- cannot be sufficiently protected withDo you not think they had a broader presideutiui nomination, and will prob : out cheaper money, that is not an hondry and uninteresting, hence the desirabil­ presidential view of the islands than as If they had nl»lv inrtir-nt.. I.J indicate ntun also his— •.preference for 1। ret, reason .. for refusing give ity of some, exh* stimulus to work. The ably . ■ ---- r.»_ . 0 to r, “ labor been taught that the Island* were south of rigtit kind of encouragement and the lx- Secretary CariMe. At leaM there is no । aacb protectlon^aa be can. If nc "mis 8. America and were separated from the doubt that Cleveland and bis cabinet I n measure (lending, which is not half *1'"* r,,“—-1---1 * . -■>> *-» «- •­ mainland by the 8t. of Magellan, and the stowal ot due praise Is often available. “I am m> glad that yon can do it well; go to ‘ are already quietly exerting their in- i wbat he wants, that is not un honest climate must !>e cold as it Is near the tbe »»oanland write it where all can see,” j fluence in favor nf of the secretary's car----■_ -------4 nn' nnf »--I . 1 ----reason for"refusing to do what he can ooutiiiMjle? 1 hope no one 1- teaching just and like words of commendation will help ■ didacy. in the direction of his principles and that—1 confess 1 have. Right here we many h pupil. Little folk* will tri liunt | worked In a little hlstqry concerning Ma­ I it is well known that Cleveland dr- pledges. Neither is it un excuse for to keep a paper neat aud make all posnib'e 1 gellan, al»o when we reached Venezuela [ sires to avoid the tariff question as an . refusing - to carry - out one - •pledge —<»- of --— the effort to prej are one ou winch lh« ieacm r ’ and were enabled to apply the “Monroe ■ issue this year, and make the fight along . republican party that u mon consider* will place a star that they may take it j Doctrine.” I the line of sound money, 'i he putting it ** has **““ also promised " something'else home to raamnn'. If the teacher will count and Ito Connection* Operate the Let me assure you the height of Interest the good letters. Ikey will try U> are how !I forward of Carlisle tut the ndmiDistm* 'a bleb nine-tenth* of its members never was not reached until the divisions met at ttfbant to promise. The national con­ BtsT Fi»st anu Second-Class Rio Janeiro. ‘ Naturally the meting was many of such they can make in a ui.. n i titu\ candidate is in pursuance of thif lime. Ingenuity and caution ahou d t e ]w>iicy. It means a battle-royal in the vention will need to be decidedly blunt accidental so the greater tbe pleasure, it Service trow East to exercised In the use of Incentives. They Chicagoconrentlon. The free-silver ele- and explicit, and cannot speak too plain­ weems to me If the meeting had been real test the tact of the teacher; they alm ar • ment in tbe democratic party will never ly for the 20.000.000 of wage-earners.— their little faces could not have been more results, and the teacher who dues trot get N. Y. Tribune. beaming with pleasure. They Imagined agree to Carlisle’s candidacy. Per cor. results is a failure. Skill In writing figures themselves men and women grown, so at should be acquired as well an in writing I tra, the administration wing will no’, Cbaudler'a .Mistake. first they did not recognize each other but support a free-silver candidate. letters, since their constant use is deman­ Senator Chandler will have occasion to | daring the conversation they mentioned lienee events are shaping themselvc* ded in a pracdenl way. They are almp-er incidents of their past life and realized regret his characterization of McKin­ for the fulfillment of the forecast made •nd lrt» -msduu Pota«. that they had been schoolmates In the in eonstructluu than letters, and fewer in ley us “a mortgaged candidate” whom । sixth grade. To make their pleasure more number, hence mure easily mastered. by the Blade several months ago--that “the republican party cannot afford to Some may question whether the forms of the democratic party’will repeat the his­ eooiplete they took a ride ou tbe cog rail­ the figures should be taught along with tory of 1860; that the national conven­ nominate.” In the first, place it was un­ way up the mountain Corcovada. and re­ letteis In the writing class. As far as I tion wip split, and two candidates will just, and in the next place Mr. McKinley leav* Chlrago. thrungbout the Fal’. treated ttemselre* with a cup of coffer. fcpnng and Hlu.«r evrr WrdneMda have observed they arc seldom taught el eis sure to l>e nominated and Senator Do you think they will soon forget Rio be named, one by the free-silver faction n’*kLand <':n-unn» I. O. every N'milay wher*. You have doubtless noticed the । Chandler’s support of him will be more and Thar«da, evening, and me iux Jenerio is the largest coffee port in the similarity of the- forms of some uf them and the other by the sound-money fac­ or leas embarrassing. The World has werld? Would you? Will I? After the and certain letters. Capital Q and 2 < Jtfer tion. But whether the democratic party given all the particulars of Gov. McKin­ trip around tbe cost was completed, we only In size. Ntnall o is almost exactly like divides or not, the republicans will elect started fur tlie Interior, which means a ley’s financial failure in 1893. There the president this fall.—Toledo Blade. vast amount of reading on tbe part of the zero etc. Each of the figures and lerieia was nothing dishonorable about it, n^r pupil and teacher. We usually look the may i»e made b|r some count, and emmiing , discreditable in the help which was facilitates the work. In the writing uf ,tar tuu tnun,. country first as a whole with reference to Deficiency of revenue wa* the primary almost forced upon him to save his Utfigures, a*> in tbe writing of letters, the the climate, product*, surface, soli and couse of the demand for gold for United 1 tie property and that, of his wife from results to be attained are, good form and government, then studied Important rivers Statea notes. The gold hoarded for re­ being swept away. The friends who rapid execution with free movement. and cities, traveling caravan style. sumption purposes was not separated come to bis relief were personal more 1 imagine the pleasure of a trip on the from the money received for current than political, and hia attitude in tbe i» opSS? Amaxon as far as steamboat navigalkm. r»u»«» "-n TEN ARE DEAD. revenue, and this revenue being insuffi­ matter was manly throughout. It is to abo eattiug their way through the selvas and being lolled to sleep at night by the Horrible Keault vf the Burning of • cient to meet expenses, the gold ac­ be hoped that we are not going to have Lowest Rates, Btsi Routs Tauale of the animals which inhabit the Brooklyn Tenement Building. cumulated for.redem ption purjKJsea was a campaign of mud-throwing. The last aelvas, then down to the pampas trying to Brooklyn, N. Y., April 2.-—The four- drawn upon to make good the de­ presidential campaign waa quite free aaake way through the tali, tparaa gras*, story brick tenement house at No. 36 ficiencies. Thia created a doubt of the from it. and it was a great relief to de­ catling down thistles d^lt h appeared as .Union street wn* burned and ten per­ ability of the government to maintain cent people. Mr. McKinley’* personal email trees. In otfonectiu* with the work sons lost their lives. There were 17 per­ tbe parity of United States notes with character is above reproach.—N. Y. amlined. physical and pabiical amps were sons in the house at the time of the fire, coin and led to their presentation for World (Dem.). Ml palau in drawn un the board and on these pictures The follow­ redemption in coin. The draft on tbe •f 8. Amrrtua we mapped out neb days’ seven of whom escaped. «7We suppose that the adninistraing lost their lives: Nicolo Tragha, treasury for coin during thia adminis­ Jeowy. A portion Of the would then be given to class work. A wife and two children; AugustBuone, tration bus been greater than the lion consoles itself with the fact that, 1 pupil wuuM pass to rite buaid and locate wife and two children, and Lina Cal­ amount of deficiency of revenue during though we lost the best market tn the can the map a country ur city which wax abria and Cornelia Caino. .j. tbe same period. la every reaper/in world—tbe United States—for our prod-; eatkd for t.y M>n>» pupil, alw B piiptl urta under the W'ilson-Gormun tariff which the subject presents itself to my law. still we obtained a foreign market Good Old Lady (to her nephew, a poor mind J come to no other conclusion ur MMue point trt PJtracher)—James, why did you enter than that the deficiency ®f revenue and for our bonds under the disgraceful the ministry? the cowrequmt enerouchmcnt upon the syndicate bond deaL—Albany Jounal. redemption fund iu the rausc of our Hy tbe««’ iut*«n-< i E^Thc president stand* in the way o! •James,” mid the okl Indy.anxiously,’ present financial ccmditiou. and tliat the reenactment of tbe MeKinley law. oa tiie rhiJrt'M uiiiul tbe only rrtH-diea are Hiker a radical Therefore the only thing to do now he W. H. girt Raid •*! ran rhnt iui er S. America ’ *• Y The Reason’s Plain. NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT0' :a California Louisana, New Mexico Texas, and Arizona. The Southern Pacific Caijiij CL"'" «h flert faclx*' lotted ov! <.< ■ j' v. r.. . a»„. tbrCauht} ot Barry. In'f. .r IMRlnot the i<«.u l,A’:X44>r \ nwd cjrtaie.TrwiuiMin v mJn.'."i furd. to Mid oruurtv to rue « c fcu ”°d / kl? n* th* ” ‘Uy ,,f *’* • ' and U« tbe f«>l'«>wln* de*.-ri . ’’•“Snri. Wto**’. : AliU;rM-ttr ^ laud lyinir S4.il iietor >!t <wiu.tr <»c i.t.-t, «i «■ ’b« l'u ilh" JywiHi Wevt uu«rier of Sc. • i W. »t half Qfimth West *»*• ’W •tharter ot ttouit. We»t uj/rt.-,L* Mi. nud Uw hotrtb r;.., .!'•*<« thirty MOMhOtoltei Tltln. mx >n •’ * N •r'b. Rnnt'<- utt>e Wer . ", J’1*” '.hr.,. ■ rap>>M* l« rMlem pub>«^ ’ Hull ■Ud tuair ot Mirh‘g.f., for j'larr in Minch ti>,. (ItUMit oi q r»yi»|.|.i_. ■’ .........•t>*»k 1 . t»'. IH41 iUv ot Marcn. A . |t ‘-r.T ,(Tt^ iA I OXZo E. K«Na»i< Attorney. 11 '■Nitrnn, ”her*?. MOHTl. •»■****'> I !.»..< fr-itf. -j, (| i*.d w. « Meulr uf th........ 10»i m. M'rh't n. it, h. :>lli ’W £. h 1 r-1azo<i CuMtnlUcrlu'.r. 7 % J» |vm:_ f|.i " RiUW \. I» :»••••:;. ! ■ ■: --- „ . -,<H. M-l l.'b IlluHu'Sed tbw> 1‘, ! el • lu ur rfu- a» tbr date .>• tin- notice !hk I •i.lw •■! Tutor hum'nd niit-ix-., Ihibr* n A ' !*• 1 nil refits.. and Mil allo-1:.< . pj ’ j itiMduflur in said fiHTiLa^, and ., mjK«* proceed • a-ai law bavu-j; but lurtitw. til tu !>•••«**€ tin* n>wl»-.»4U*.ll rd l | *4,,. jj'.p gad*. •* »».y Mart ttenruf ftn«. Tbr i rf me. by virtue v! th- power u* a«ie cm. aii.ed In aaid mon«ar*. ai d tbr mjy’ in such cMMf^imdr aud i>ro»i.l«’ ■-» ' by Rt'e«< (hat Ou >al"»il it .)>«• .1 A. I>. iiwc. mi t-n 0VUMX in hit vital! Mill at Public Attetioi'. tu t. d*r. al the Nmiii !'">• • House in lb* < llt of Ilfat'.* > blade -here the Cirri i r...r. t. la holdrt*]- tbr ut*■ine** ..,...• tt ortgAKf, urso ibtpl: Ui<**«-«>! ;»• । vary to Me the utnmmt due ur • rnott©; w»th * p*t * vnt toierr-t a»i«t wl ’. Briber tti-l' «u < flor- rj '- ter o! I uuv»uau*-i »t L»r tlierrb the i r-t •rnbvd in «oid nbir'R-?-•«• ..!’: __ .... piece and parcel *»: I v«t vitiMi*\ls T»wb»1.). <i! HnMti f" 1 the K’uuirty ut |tw .*».« Mater! MV4i'mm>*. *» d him* I' a>»d d* ~ n’».t »». t<41or.■Tbe Weal half *»1 thr » b »'l M EaU to: I4 North Kant qa-v ram J'erilou Twh i> 'our in.Towi: thrrr jV] Xurtli lUbk’r hybl >. Wr»i cuntatulny twenty art*’, inure or lens. ' Sami tt.C.yiray. Philip LCoixskovk oixikovk.. M«tpfkf AUoruri for Mwlp, Unit-"• A Monies fur .... Dated March 0. l«ss fkoi-.ate uKhri: State of Mtchlxaii, Cotuty ef ILirry-M. Ala se«Miou ut tbr Probxi>* 'hurt for is. County ut Barry, hokleu at the I’nrf.Aie (foo <u the Clt' ut llaatlnm. In «ald cuaoty. 00 Fri­ day, the 13th dav ut Marrb in the yru flte tSMaand dabt hundmi nnd uIimiy kl Preernt. Charles W. Anr-arony. Judge v<t Prol»ate lu tbr matter ot the r*tate ot Ont. Adauk. deceased. On readme anti filing thr i»rtltloTi duly tvriBed. of Andrew H. Adami, wn ot mid praying that a certain Initrunwr.t nw «« . • in said court purporting lo I* the last will t testament of said deera«ed. be admitted t# j bate ano the executor th. rein n. med lypo.Li ed. Thereupon If Is ordered, that Friday, th* toth day ul April A. D. isan. at ten o'dock it thr toriinMMl.tM* *Mlxt>ed1ur t!,r htariny oi «ik prtltloo and that the he n st law of Mid aeeaeed and all other person* irdrreHied to **k estate . are required to appear al a tmIoe of s«td Onwt, Ibra lo be iioldrn at tbr Protatr office, tn tbe City of IlssttiMP. Id »ald County and abow cause, if any there be. why tbe prayer at tbe Detltlourr may not be yranlrd. And It H further ordered, that aald p«-u:inner gur not.c» to tbe persons Interested tn said estate, of tU pendetwy of raid petiUon and the heartni thereof by caMlng a copy of thin order to he published iu the Has: Ins* Bax 5KM. a «•' paper printed and circulated In said County of Barer, tiw* In each week for lhn~ »occew:v weeks previous to Mid day of hearing. • CBA*. W. AUMSTSOXG . Judge of Protale PBOBATK UBDEK. State of Mk*hl*an. County of Harry-v. Ata wsstoo o! tbe Probate Court for tbt Ooun'y of Barry, bu'drn nt the Probstooflke.lo tbe city nf HasUngs. In said rounty.on Wedvd*v, tbe first day of April tn tfc<« year < ne thMsatod otebt hundred and meet'-ix. f*reseut, Charles W. ArmsUcwz. Jodrt of Pr-bale , In the matter of ’the e-tate of C. Clivse. «tedea*M. tin resdlnp and aiinc the peiitioi, duly ven Itrd. of liar ve\ W. Willi, tn* Adm‘.ni*TSlor *1 mM raute prayne that i l< anuaal ;*w:i t i-ow on file lu Said court invy b- braid aod »<•lowed. Tbermpnn it h ordered 'ha: Saturday, the SU'davut Auri'. A. L» t*»-. at ten orl** lu the foret<<h>u l<e a*a|KPe<t fur tin- !:•>-’■ nt ™ said iirti'iou end ftu.t the h»ir- ul iaW ut -«d decramvl aud all oiler imtmhi# l;.t»tr*ted lt> MMl estate, me required toaj |*ar at v *s»m» of aa<d •'-•oi. tlien to l-r boMrir at th- I’rubatedflice. In tbr city «'t IfaMhur*. Mi»l c-unty.aw show cauvr. if ativ there t*, »y.’ th»- nr*)tj of tor (Ml’totirr tnay not to (rMUtr. , Atul It Is' furttirr «.-• cm!. tnU mm prtittoter *jtlv* iMHirr t!»e persons lutcreMed hi -eid •■etaie. <»t tlie 1*1 uency w . said petition nod U e |ir.uinc thereof by caw'f S Copy I< this order tote Vubihlieii tti (he twUngs BaxxiM. a nenspsptr printed st>d eitvnIdrd lu told County ot Bam. -nw.- tn each week for three Mcrrulni We. k* t-'lous ie sapi due >d h^nrinj; Ch ah. W Aitu»rM>iX<>. Ju lu-<>( |rvb»tr. If yotar dealer hasn’t it, send $i.:»5 tons WB WILL SEND YOU t-O.-rl’AlU LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO The tiirocgh tourist sleeping cars tt connst break at the Sid* or Wa»«t Uulor: URa3 or WHITE LONG, SHORT and HEDlbTt LENGTH THE MICHIGAN CORSET CO, JACKSON UCH. Throuon to California ^ta"l!yKntoa!Cifr’f^ ‘ ‘ to^Pa'r MEXICO, Tezaa, Arizona, New Mexico and California i The American Protective Tariff League is a national organization advocating M Protection to American Labor and Industry ” as explained by its constitu­ tion, as follows: " The ob; »c*. of th- LM<u« ~ AiMricsn kbrr by • tar»ff er> .mporta, •dwHStely eeou4 Amw4c*w .rdu.tr..: There are no personal or private profits m connection with tbeorgamzationand itissustained by memberships, contributions and the distribution oh its I pubficatiom. �Mteltefc Hastings ' Banner Thursday, Apr- 9 <1)96 COOK B30S. PropH«rtor».___ Uig so earucKtly toriiKtiDguiBh tbeform of her husband among the men 1 hot she did not hear him when be entered the room. A single glance at his fnradisheartened her. and she could not find words to frame the question that found better speech in her eyes. •'No. we didn't find him." said Lud­ low. gravely, answering her thought. "We quartered every foot of the plateau nnd looked nil along under the cliffs on both brows of the mountain, lie’s not up there, dead or alive. And tbnt isn’t all: the McNabb was blown up again hiRt night." Mrs. Ludlow neomed qot to have hen rd the last sentence, for she put her arms a hunt her husband’s neck and hid her face on bin beso^. saying, softly; ‘‘Oh. poor, pour llr-Htcr'’ too nouror noon ,-.arn tnr loatraraain- tbe bio«, or aad. 8;oppin|f 1“”r'™ouS'i ।ogoto .U-ink ofwuifT trora ihn |i6o)..|u. carri«l l>.- plpew, to tin- paint .leternilnwl by Hlt. tneasura- llivni wRj the.rope, nn.J began to Ut one of them breaat-hlph between tbe l rtieni walls M tbe Brat round of bi« ladder. Cures Prove the merit of Hood’s Sarsaparilla-posi­ tive. perfect, permanent Cures. Cures of scrofula in. severest forms, like goitre, swelled neck, running sores, hip disease, sores in the eyes. Cures of Salt Rheinn, with Its intense itching and burning, scabl head, tetter, etc. Cures of Bolls, Phnpies, and all other erup­ tions due to Impure blood. Cures of Dyspepsia and other troubles where a good stomach tonic was needed. Cures of Rheiunatism, where patients wereunable to work or walk for weeks. Cures of Catarrh by ex;x‘Iling the Impurities Whleh cause and sustain tlie disease. Cures of Nervoirsness by properly toning and feeding tlie nerves uj»on pure blood. Cures Of That Tired Feeling by restoring - strength. Send for bouk uf cures by MORTGAGE BALI. Default having been made* In tbe conditions of a mortnge dated tbe 1 Sth day of September. 1FM, made by cowries Baker and bl, wife Mary Ann Baker <rf the Town-hip of Assyria. Barry County, Hlrhtgac. to .inia B. Austin. Jebn LHomqkr. wibiam H. tUoeum and Jahn P. Dongtas as Executors of the estate of Robert F. Amlin, dreeaned, of Kings Countv. Blate of Now York and recorded in the office uf tbe Register ot Deed-, for the Countv of Barre and Htueof Mic'-lganofi the lath day ut Septem­ ber. was. In Liber 81 of Mortgagas, on Pag* 572. On whteh mortgage there is claimed to tie due at tbr dale of this iiotice tho sum <>f Twenty-nine Hundred ami fifty-one Dollars and fifty-five rents Ifcscii.'.- and an attorney's, fee of thirtyfive dollars provided fer in tola inortKage and no suit or proceedings at tew liaving been In stlluted to recover the amount secured by told UKurtrajie or any part thereof: . Notice Is therefore hereby given Uiat on But*.,rdav thr 23rd day of May a. D. teW. rt ten o'clock in ih« fort nooo. lb* re will be »oW, at th" North front door uf tb? Court House, in die City of Hastings. Conntv of Barry and State cf Michigan,'isaid Court House taring rhe building hi which tlie Circuit Court for Hie Ooimt* of Barry Is held], at tmblie suction, to the highest bidder, the nremlses described in sain raortgage. urs-» much thereof aa m»y be necessary to satisfy thu aim-unt duo un r.ald in irtgagu. as above .*et forth with the Interest thereon, and the costs charges and expenses allowed by law and provided inr in said mortgage, raid premtM-K being situated In die County or Barry and State of Michigan and described as all iliose certain pieces and parcel* of land described as follows, to wit: The East half [E '4] of the South West «|'iarier [S. W. l<] of rwetion fifteen [15] containing Eighty [toj acre*, of land, also th» South Weet quarter [S. W. J*] nf the South West quarter IS. W. *4] of Section fifteen D5) except two (ij acres .our of ihe SoulIi West comer Uiereul. All in Township number One North. Range number Seven West. Barn County, Michigan, and containing in all due-Hundred and Eighteen [1181 acres <>( land, according to tbr United States survey thereof. Da:rd. Has fug*. Mich.. Febriiary 19. axxa k, Ausrix. .IOHNL.8cHUYI.Kn, William Ii. Bxxx-t-M. JoHX 1*. DotruLAto. Executors ot Hie Estate of Robert F. Austin, deceased, Mortgagees. Alonzo K. Kexastox. Attorney for Mortgagees. uorrev Gregor* and wife Aim (.regts?- to CSiAnm Wilcox dated Nav i*. A. D 1591 and r irttM . In tbe office uf the Regteter a! De*da. tor the County of Barry an? B«*tc of Michigan, uo to® Twenty-dtahto day of November. A. D. IMS in IJber34 of Mortgage, on rage 62‘. m which inortgjtge there te cteimrd to be due at 'he date of Uns notice the sum ut Tnree hundred xeveBtybine dollar* Mid -Ixty eight rents, amt aa rttornes’s fee of Twenty five doll* tx provided Mr In aaM mortgage, and no aui» or proceed Ings at law having been intituled to recoverthemoneys . secured by said murtiragc. ur any part thereof: ' Now. Inrrefore. by virtue of Hie bower ot sale contained In said mortgage, and tliexUMte hi such case n.adr and provided, notice i« bare- • by giten that mi Sarurony thr Second day c< May A. D it£«;, atten o'ctocx in the lurenoOQ, I shall sell rt FubUe Auction, tu tbr htehMK blddar. a* the North front door of the Court House, in *.hr Chy *4 Huon:.”-. (that pb»ce wbrre ihe Circuit Court for Harry Cotaty te Ini'den), the premises uescribrd >u said mortgage.or so much thereof as may be nee- . essareto pay the amomilttor on said mortglCB. with Seven iwrce^iL Interest .and ail It-Krtccate, tog-Uirr with an xuori>ei*s fee of Twenty-five dollars covenanted lor therein, tbe iwetntecB being described in said mortgage as all thone ”By Jove! talk aboqt apceiul proviurnco— what chance Would I have if tarn bit of timber hadn’t tumbled down itrc. It wan a comfort to think aloud in 1 he dead silence of t he place. “Now, if 1 cap wedge this bo it w ill hold m<h-" A bnlf-<lpzrn triate went for nothing, -:’M iSos bv J B Lipp:ncoH Co.| and lie ant dmvn to worry it out in .-,-rt them quicKiy enough if theory. “It’s too long—thafa what’s . the slightest grounds forn the matter x it: but if I cut it off it j,cr„ isiCr n «!’.a<*ow nf rmXL :uay be too short for the next place, and ing that they’d make war THR Ut !LDIN(I OF a STATR? that won’t do. lx;t me see; I wonder if Good resolutions, backed by whatever I couldn’t tlig a little step for the lower . not: only I thought they plea of adv inability or necessity, ure not end," Stateof Michigan, aud koowu and described aa -., jihn tilled him in some way always certain to bear fruit after their He was bn Ids feet again in a moment, foUoFS; kind. When Ringbrand ilung himself Fraction City Iola number three (3). and four । picking a shallow hole in the soft sand(4- hi Block No. five (3) In tbe Eastern addition i-(>u!ed ihe id^n; nnd during down beside the log to wait for thu stone. to the village, now Qty of Hastlngs.*.Exce|* Umt •pjle expedient answered the drum be no fully fiillv intended i. , awake . ‘ .. down, keeping portion heretoforeconreted to Chicago. Kaia•.<i.v hr instrutted the mine purpose, and when the log was adjusted mazooand Saginaw Rail jtoad Company, and in order to take advantage of thcearlivst no tried it, first.By littles and then by h.*ne their men gather at conulnlug In each lot foor by right rods of light for*the beginning of the new en ­ land, according to the recorded plat of told City climbing up and jumping upon it* It .aurris’’ early the following ot Bistir i’s. x ^ivparad to make a thorough deavor. .*> ran the alert determination; held, anti lie forgot his nchea and (min* ToC. I. Hood & Co.. Proprietors, Ixnrell, Mass. Charges WflcOx; but he who watches may not lie quietly hi the exultant joy of fiuqceim. Mortgagee. .r Jic uvs.-hip’ man. r»:ii »re the best after-dinner with closed eyes, ami when Ringbraml Attorney for Mortgagee. “That di-monftt rates it: If I can fit one, llOOd S PlliS pills, aid digestion. 25c. . ppvi the colonel’s man came l);Uea 'fW. sprang to his feet out of a sound sleep I ean fit the others. And I’ll get the : a nultrfrom Hester. Xoththe morning ivai far advanced. CHANCERY BALE. • hang of it presently, so 1 can work ■ ; heanl of Kinghrand, MORTGAGE SALE. Reproaching himself remorsefully faster. It oughtn’t to take more than In hurwij'U'.ee and by virtue, of an nr-ter and i ! lie’(‘ravens* hipnse^r in Dundecri-mf ihe Circuit Court for the County ut Default having been made in the payment o for his want of vigilance, he recalled the six nf these to carry me to the top: six. Barty in ( hni<rer>.h> Ihe elate of Mirlilvxii nnd t writer asked if the search a certain bond and mortgage dated tlie Arat day and (fitted «m the 30th day of November of November A. D. l»«0 made and executed by arrnngril for the next drtaH^of the plan which had ruggested or possibly seven”—scanning the cleft made teU'» in.» crrtxlii exure ibendn pending. JeMB Austin, unmarried <»! A»«irta. Barry itself in thenigat, and went immedifite- above him—"anti I’ve got five hdura or A.D Wbereli. Margs-et Al Unix is Coinn’aleHiit xhq that the colonel and Count). Mlrhitran. mortgagor io Eugene Harly tawock. He first ascertained half Mill* rhHhte-. Will.I.m Eiitlbre. Juhx Phillip.*, ' such a matter to do it in. At that rate beck of tbe City qf Btutte Creek Micbtgas. •d to join it, Ludlow sent A'beri rl-IUi|«.. Effie I'hl'J'jt*. Fred PliHiips mortgagee and recorded in the office of the the length of tlie log by measuring it j it’ll be dark when I get bark to Lud- and Mtrtie riildijrt are Defendants. M:e nt."The .Register of Deeds of Barry Countv Michigan tn MORTGAGE SALE. with the rope, ami with tlie dimension , MMUr Notice I* hereby giv«n that J shall sell at Idber 19 of mortgages on page 14 un rhe mb | low’s; nut that won’t matter. An hour ut :ip early hour in\he mumIbibllC Anrlt'in u» the highest bidder xt iby Default hr.vhiji been made In the tundillous dnyof November A. D- HHI at l o'clock p m. Hinny men as he could thus obtained he gauged the varying ! will give me all the time I want ulTom*^, No* th from door of the C. un Housr in the City of a certain mortgage made by Robert A. Kelley and.duly assigned bv said Eugene Harbeck to width of the cavern until he found u and we ctia figure safely up to ten’ nf |lii» lugs and (axiidv of Bhrry, and State of and wile Jane A. to Alexander Foster dated me Electa C. Holton ot said City of Battle i. Mrs. I.udlow wrote’« ]K>stMlclilgaii ahUI Court Hou-r Ih-lrg ihe plaru for February U.A. !». 1W. aud Recorded in tbe Cretk. and Uh* aulgiinient thereof recorded lu . ijis note, asking Bester to jxitnt where the walls approm'ied each < o’clock.” Then the folly of planning • hoi.lii.tt the Clrruli Court ISr satd County, da i fflee of tbe Krehderof Deeds, for the County the office of tbe Register uf Heeds of said Barry other 80 nearly hs to make the ..’terven- | so far ahead while he was still in a Saturday the 9to day of Mx\f um. xt leu u'cIock oi Barry ana State of Miehlnu, on tlie 14th County on the 27tb day nJ July A. D. X883 In ■ hty w ;th her. In lite L>r>h<>.>.i all or so much tln*reut as may' day of February a. D. 1X^7 In Liber 3o of Mort Liber of mortgages on imge by which . ii, day of llirigbrnhd’s absence ing space corrcsiiamd exactly with his • prison that for two days am! a half lind be necessary tn rater the ammiut du*- to ILO gases, on page >M on which mortgage there ts d> fault tbe power ot sale rontalued in said •resisted nil his efforts to break it said i'omplaliiinl 1 r pilirtloxl. Intvres* nnd claimed Ur be due at the date of this notice the mortgage has become operative, and upon h>'|. and- vh a ■. nnd when I.ud- measurement. cost* in tills muse of tlie fidlowtiig drs« ribrd hum of Seventy -fiVte dollars and twenty five whfch said bond and mortgage there Is claimed The. next step was to cut the log-into struck him like the rebuke of a task- parcel* a! -at.d i» vlt*. All t boar pieces or pad<h "The Laurels” with his cent?, and an attorney's fee of Fifteen dollars to he due for principal and Interest to date the ■ two pieces of equal lengph. and. drag- | master, aud he slid down from the log cols of I ind slimted in t’lr cltv »( Hastin'* provided for In bald mon gage, and no suit, or sum ui thn-c buudnd and sixty doHam and •’.Lad the cqlartel and Henry Countv or Rsrrv and Mate «»f Michigan de­ t*r<M*redhigs at law having bteu Instituted to twenty one cents, and no suit or proceedings at w«;; i.ot senlied aa* toii< fullow-i Lot xtx six lu in Bieck Block 2 <>f of tenuert f:< tmett recover tbe moneys secured by said mortgage, Is* or in equity having been Instituted to re-’ njjpatiently. After a r-hort gang rt out into the better light under " 'th n mild Imprecation pointed at . rer»b*ri covtr the debt secured by told mortgage, ar any tlreaperti«re.hnnaiTO»b-,ni«KMhhr»w- l>i» own 'nparier., "Thai's jurt like I *lid Krr fii-ld',% xddltln* fo> thr VlIlMgH [now or any part thereof; • m>-nnd 'ti;e ’arrangement of | Cttyj of liasttrtf-.aloi th* West liak of tots one Nov.’, Therefore. l>y virtue.of the power ot part thereof now therefore, notice is hereby ing it down upon rfnnther package of ' me," he mirtlorcd, "sending my imugin-| mhI tour in IU.Mk two ef i itcini-nt anti Keugiven that ny virtue of the power of sale con, :>!nn. the quekt !x\han: anil before tin- brhlmj ■I * Hfvaijrej' sale coni lined In snla mnrutagc. and tbe statute l al tied in Mid mortgage. «m« of.the Statute of food similar to the one found in thn 1 ution n.-ro.-a thr river " '*”"11/r* t'li?“’ih/rin •* lu such case made and provided, iivticc is here­ . the nit i were out qf sight. , . v , o .of llasdog- HCroidlnu to in- recorded plat by given that o • Sal arCay tlie Twenty fifth dav IhciHtute of Michigan hi such cases made and name spot on the previous morning. It . is even pin planned. 'Work is the word, you there f xiMithxt ih ©ven a net I. work th ’ ' word.you renaln plqrr or parcel uf tend ■‘'.ht'w TJV-.H P.lrr..°n!,’“X,,ve .nJi.*1 < ut Allrtl A* l’* »*}- *» *•" O’<,lock ,U fo"- nrtArlded. on Saturday i be sixteenth day of May ted nn<l rode to Trc• ~ idiot! Do you -hear that? I xdjolidrg the Wr*t hill*«llit of l it one f^tHru above men ­ ,l"011- 1 sl’nl1 **11 Ht Fr.tdic Auction. In tbe A. D. R7W. al JO o’clock In tbe forenoon at tbe nJ' Nwh ’>121 ’xrhi-I was a welcome surprise, and he stopped spceulativd The suspense of the previous ’ | Honed < Ii- . Hie North ,1' ‘1., ’ll tlwI ii’ wrlt ’ behest bidder, at tbe North Front door of the North front door of the Cbun House In the City work long cuoUgh to devour the hard ” ’ ’ '°ru. I dt-Fcrlned irominriH-llig . Basllnue. Barry County. Michigan, (thatbe­ . .-en bard to rndnrai but it .... . <9"" IlnuwlallifCIl. of Ruting, Itluit Uei..s <»f To his ..grout RstoniKhmcnt, the word ! ™ hhKktvi . rn'*lr 1,1 .......i '1"' 1"“-' Cirralt Ooun for Bor, ing; the place of holding the Circuit Court for I:-, (l.-i-r.-,*. 1-..IUI I aSI «' ;i i ■ixed with the hope that corn-bread and greasy bacon, thinking . said County of Barry) the undersigned will ael that the daiiith-st breakfast ever i seemed to bring an an’sfvcr from th-? at public auction, io the highest bidder, tbe ■: • means employed would i:«mi« and premhN deserfbed in said mortgage, brought him by the well-trained waiter *j upper world, and he ran tp the other . el;.-: inp nature. When »i-d vVtsiIuiu i ii-illi ei-’fit n<-r cent interest aii<! al! tor somach thereof as shall be necessary to satin the gvill-rnom of his New York dub on^ l^,c cavern to list on. The halloo 1 <ii(• • >.. I! r c.-irt- It' uoiih'hS ^S^itti^xlTT^ariVr^hl^jThrnre’^tooth: 4* ’* ‘ l*‘«aM*<,<wl<* t‘i2i*tli r with h;i nttornej's fee uf tafjl the told mwoui t due and iatenest at seven ■•• ’nnd brother returned from pen-ent. costs aud expenses of sale, and an had not been eaten with a keener relish. • was. repeated, ami he answered it with ; . > i-rrands, and- she bad w.-i t..x,t.i to: onAtitenre Non . w!, p,e,n1?w being drbMttMd In mid mortp.ce ax attorney tee of fifteen dollars allowed by law "It must be 'tbe woman." he solilo- ■ ” *l thestreiugthof hislui: - again un ?•- . Couiutary vTsald " 1lot - Yhtie --------------* 1 nil thatcerUhiplr<M or parcel ot laud situate *-.ul provided fur in said mortgage: said land -----------------------------once to place of v’s nob-'. Hit* girl began to hi the Cfty of Hxrttocx. in tbe County uf Burry and prrm'xt* la Inr described In m*i<l murteage quized; "it can’t be anyone else; ami if he heard the cry. but this tim it v.;>s iM*glnui>«E. Dated March 21. tebfi. :» dread earnest what thr prvand state of MicMgati, nnd known nnd detcrlb as-*the West fractional half uf ihe East half of silence win .... that ...... th.* .... ........ ...... M. W V.Al.Hr.lt t^ese 'fellows have put their devilish : fainter, nnd after - <, lrpcKit J|KE.t» W, alk wit.. l Des North Wert quarter'of section Thirty Three eil ns foiluws; . un-(. taint;, meant for her.’ nnd to the imnortuifee Circuit court Commissioner *»» and fur is try ------------------------Camtneocnig st quarter txtet on' the North '(331 in Township Number Due (l) North of plot in motion I’ll get no more rations ■ undisturbed. JAlive . ... ‘ ... ' Co Mieh. . : ».i*.>;i: tb«fe<’UpB from the •-idii r.*f Section 17 In Town N. s W. Tfrence Hapce Number Beveii «7> West being in the ry moment of cf time. JHiig J.'-ng- { A M,vz/, r hKN vrrnx. j from that source, because they were to ' oi utilixhigevery Township of Assyria. Barry Coualy Michigan. South Hixteen Chains and fortr-seven 'iukA. , . L-.-r lonely day of wait­ * e\- i suHcitqrfir Complainant. • • th-nce South 791* degrees. East Eleven vbaius Dated February 13th, IrtM? i.cnd her away to-day. After ail. though, ! brand returned to his work; but the Hletta C. Doltox. : . ,::dlmv fiiav her galloping ; nnd nine links ui a stake nnd s-tone In criip-r of I don't know as it makes much diffcF- • plrlng glimmer of the httjx» raised by , Assignee 1 the highway to (he ptefe of beeiqntog. , । ' u. iii.ti met. her at the door. ; the nnsweriug shout lef» a fceljng of i PROBATE (^KDEH. !•*. W. Clayi1 Thei-ce .*d«ing ’he Center of the highway I AltonirV for A«Mcnet*. .' ••!) pet started L-efore you 1 South 79', degrees. East. Three «hatns depression which would have un ' «’»’•*of M:<*lilgan. Couniy h uarry—s". ' Battle Creek Midi. । . . At asre-lu" of the p~ pate Court for the ! thirty three aud ‘i links, lheuee South . • h:.(Hired, puttii g her urm ; Hiunncd.h.m had he known that one cf . (!olllny i.f lUrrv. boblra rhe Probate office. ' ou aline parallel with the quarter line U> the ■’ gitl’s waist and leading her tile jiearching miners had actuulh* j hi 'to* (*ftr ut Itextlngs. ’ uil«l t'minty on Wed 1 Tlicu napnleYlvcr, Uietice Westerly alone said MORTGAGE BALK. urr-.---. ..iv Morell, tu Hie year: river'o a point-m> that a line running North i:T.ing-roum. • loqked down into the cavern, nt the | urx» IUl(.ui, tlimiMind— eight liui'drrtl ami nin'-ty-^lx. I parallel with the East line would Intersect the Default having tfeen made in the conditions moment «iben/hc was cUmbing down 1 Preicur Cliar:«*!> W. Arndtroog. Judge ut Pro- | plane of beginning, thence North from said uf’a ertialn mortgage, made by Margrett A. hail plannetl fo throw n bate I noIn: to the, piece of to-gii'tiing, said line being S:rver:< Florence K.S;>nu|dlrg. Orrin E. Barfrom the first stop of his probienmticai j inti.* matter of i h<* e»tdtenf George Wash- I five chains and fifty Ituks long un thu West k< r. Mary E. Barker Biaiiche B. Barker. Agnes . . • *. ; ;>.< :-» s the mountain. 5 stair. I tmr.i'i Nre. «|ere»***d. . ■ ■ I aide. Containing two acres more or less. Ex- Barker. >l.irVn V. Barker. Harriett I. Barker ii i.-rihv.s'td. so as to cover the < >u reading and filing thdpctttlon <1 >•' verified 1 cent one acre w.-ld off and from the Wert sldeJw- to: Kmliy to'. Bostwick, of Ithaca. New York j Fitting the first round of the ladder , ot° “5*71? *K ”aA. A»!mh-J ‘.r..:;-.tetrati>r of raid rstnie | lug un the V. 1, of N. K. ’< «»f Hect. 17.3N. x W. dMed iiecrrabcr 17 A. D. i^K». and record­ A lexaxdeb ed In the ofUce ot tbe Regirter of Deeds, for the --------------- Fo>tku, I from the e«»lid standing- gruund «•■>“'cred <.- I ।J praying Hist ill* final-areofm* Ihte dav filed may ■ r;?M Itardl;. fail to find him: Mortgagee. County vt Barry and Hute of Michigan, on tbe I i c heard ami allowed and u decree ut distribuj by the ixitfom of the cure was much t-.in »ii4-xasteLiiient duly made and he dis­ .; he still on.the mountain.’ Pn i t.i e T: cot • • rove. lath day of Decrtnber A. D. IFW. In Liber 3S of Attorney tor Mortgagee Mortgages, on page 72, on which mortgage there t h.«nt ’ ■• ’ ’ frtnn his said tru»6. • e:i«:er than the adjustment the Sec- • riieieunon ft ts ordered, that Friday t’>e I7tb Dated. January 22. nsw. is churned tb be due at ihe date of into notice i and, but Kingbrand hud his plans well -, the sum of Eight hundred nine Dollars and Six­ day ut April. A. D.. IFto. utUlfo ’ clrek » ’ ■n. but just think of it' the forMionu. be assigned! for tlie hearing of ty ceutr. and mu attorney's fee of Twenty-five I thought out now. and he worked cure­ ORDER OF PUBLICATION Dollars provided for In said mortgage, and no "aid |H-liiiuuaiHf that toe Bein’»t tew of said • , fully and methcdically. Having the preState of Michigan, i suit or proceedings at law having been inatideceased and all other jrreans Interested In • to find him alive if any acciFifth Judicial Circuit.in Ohaaqery. i tuted to recover the moneys secured by told • clous moments in every ]Mis;<:blc way. -.aid estate, are required tb :uq*ear ;<t a se»*lon : ii;.y'.ned." Hester’s voice of said Court, tln-ti lo tie liolden at Hi* Probate Esther A. Barries mortgage. or any part thereof ; ) • Climbing to a scat upon the round al­ office, iu the Vitx «»C HMlimp*, in said County, Now, Tlierefore. by virtue of the riower of Conipl.«inant. ■ trny-<i her emotion, and -Mrs. Ludlow vs sale contained lo told mortgage, nnu th? sUt- • tlie r-rmer ready, ulnitnl. ho hoisted the. other ami slmw cauM*. If an> I here tie. whyruienrajer u i.o com fort her. l. Aud *n;i li II !« is Theodore A. Bxrnes. I ute in such case made and provided, notice Is I ot rhe pelitioner may not tee grnnUd. piece of wood after him by means of further ordemi, tliat said.petition- r give m>*ire hereby given, that on Baturdsy the 23rd day of Ih-feudant i . ' T’. um-hi’t Im* discouraged, dear; Sult iieudlng in tbr Circuit Court for the Ma* A D. l»c. at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. I the ropfc; nnd. balancing upon the pre- to th* persons Interested lit«rid estate, ot tlie .'ir.;- out all right—I just feci that uemtri cy <>fsxld petitiontand thehcaritig there­ C iuntV of Rnrry in Chai eery, at Hartings. shall sell at Public Auction, to the highest bid­ canous footing, he succeeded after of by cawing a c®ny ot this order to be publish­ Mich Kan. on the 29th day of Feo y., A. !>.. 1KM>, der at the North front door of the Court Hoose . All day yesterday I was just Intblsoutto it appearing from affidavit nn In the City of Hastings, (that being tbe ptoee many cautious trials in hewing out u ed m th* HaMlngs Banner, a newspaper I ’ • ur, could be. but now I am sure printed and circul»«ed in Balti County of Barry, Me. that thr 'defendant. Theodore A. Barnes Is where the Circuit. Court for Barry County ts resting place for the second step in once In each week for Hir e Miccesslve weeks )1«R a resident of Ulfs state, and that bis resi­ hoMen), the premises described iu said mort­ ■ . good news before long.” dence cannot be ascertained, on motion of gage. cm* so much thereof ns may be necessary . ' his stairway. With the fixing of this previous to niid day of htyiring. CHAKI.ru W. ARNSTRCI'G. 1’l.illn T. Colarove, con plain ant's solicitor. It Is to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with "1 wish I could bv; but I can’t; and | round, however, the difficulties immediI a true copy.] | Judge of Probate. . ordered that thr said defendant. Theodore A. .« rar cent, interest, and ail legal costs, together ■'j <’ sb hard. All ijight long 1 was Barnts, cause hts appearance to bo entered with an attorney's fee of Twenty live Dollars I ately doubled, lx-cujis<- the subsequent herein, within live months Irvin the dale of covenanted for therein, the premises being de­ : >1 by 1 he most dreadful pictures I steps must be fitted each from the slight ■ this order, and In cese of his appearance that scribed In said mortgage as all Umt certain lot 1'HOBATK OKI)Ell. Jf ei lying in some desolate place. | scaffolding afforded by the other. Mak* | he cause an answer io the complainant s bill of Bece and parcel of land situate iu the Town ot State of Michigan, CouSty of Barry.», coinplaint to bo filed, and a copy thereof to be aple Grove In thr County of Barry and State • :;.< : iiies it seemed as if he were only iugn lilial trip to the floorof the cavern, । At a session of the j Probate Court, foi jeivedon laid coniplainant’s solicit r within of Michigan,.*wdknown and aescribed as fed- . countv uf Barr}. Bolden at tbe > ,-nled, but at others his face was Ringbrund tied oue end of the rope to ' p^hate**<ifflce.’in Hie davs after service on him of a copy if said lows; ■ rreunir office, ir. the Hty of Hartings, lu twenty bill and notice of this order; and that in default The Ea«t half of the South East Quarter ot : and ghr.s.ly. Oh. it was terrible!” talrt {Countv. । the pick, and, carrying the other end j ’•*....... on Tuesday Hie 17H> oav of Thirty twn (32) in Town Two <«) North March. Hl tbe year one j thousand eight hun­ therm.f. snld bill be token as oonlesacd by the Section ; . ii v- aj !- said Mrs. Ludlow. Range Seven .7) West containing Eighty Acres said non-n*sldent defendant. | with him. he aficended nnd fastened dred and ninety s'x. An! it Is Further Ordered. .That within ot Land more or less. n - •: iietically, ‘‘does it mean so much W. Armstrong. Judge of it to the first piece of wood. Then, I 1‘rewut. ——Cliarles ----Emily D. Bostwick. twenty days the said nmudalnant cause aclimbing to the second, lie repeated | 1 Mortgagee. matter of *■tbe estate of Jawaua Van notlceof Hila order to be published in the ILts TINUS Ban xkr a newspaper printed, published Philip T. Colcrove, . ■ Covered her faee with her the the • Deiiwur <lrcea»wL trie former lUrJIltr operation, um-i «n I.»u,. dislodging and elrcnlailng In said county, and that such Attorney for Mortgagee. bii reading Mill! and hllnc the petition duly veri­ ... 1 4 II, r*.fultnL> n . c and the eou*.passionate com­ lower round by gentle upward blows fied. ot William Van Defuster. wn of n d de publication be continued therein at least once Dated February 17, HS)6. In cadi week, for six weeks In succession, er . ■ ■ saw a tear yrickle down one of with the swinging nick and drawing eeraied pmylug that sdmlubtratlon of said e»- that she cause a copy of this order to be per­ \.nn mi « tatebe Erauted to Sylvtster France or to some MORTGAGE SALE. :;.i:«-h* lingers. "There, there, sonally served on said non resident dclcndnnt it up until he could grasp and raise it vtoer »«• sU iiaric person . ‘ , u suiiaoie person at least twenty days before the time above pre­ . ... « • < . • . . I...... ...... w. ........... VV<»<1 nftannv th« Default having been made tn the conditions Thereupon ti is ordered .that Wedne«dav the ' f :r. <'oar; don’t cry: I know you lo a point »till Higher in the cavern. scribed for ills apj»earance. ot a certain mortgage made by Susie A. Tyler lo IMh dav ot April A.D.JlMfat ten o ’ dock In talk about it yet, not even tome.” Clement Smith. The plan «n» completely sucerantul. Ctir torenoou, be valeted for Ihe heat Ing of • . Elida Shaw dated November 18th A. D. IW. Ph liar T. Comirove. Circuit Judge and recorded In ihe office ot the Regteter of heirs at law -of said £.S LUUSUUIVU me said Mia petition iriillV" and that the ......... —. but it* alotv progrt-M consumed tbe ■ girl looked up with her cheeks Complainant's Solicitor. • ..ii ..ii,*.lu-rxinik int»rested Deeds, for the County of Barn*, and State ot ■ , th., .train of .W''”1 «ad*ll olMrjperwna luwnlMl in In time rrmoraeleaaly, rand’ the strain oi* sn(j estate, are required to appear st a xenslOB [A True Cow]. . ■ "And* you know why I can’t! Michigan, on the 23rtl day of November A. D. 1881 lu Liber 35 of Mortgages, on para 198, on ’an totell upon him. ofsald court, <uvu tbeu •»> to h- boidm at --tbe -Probate <>1 muiu court. ----- work umlansietylx-gan him I %hr>piuful to even think- of such a which mortgage there Is claimed to be due at ORDER OP rUBl.tCATlOX. ■ office. In the city of Baiting*. In said Couoty, the date ot this notice the sum ot Five Hundred cnce; if another night finds me atill in lie fought dnpcmlcly against tlie ris­ aud aliow cauiw. If any there be.«'• 5 the prayer Stale of Michlgw. i and Thirty Six Dollars and thirty nine cents, of the petitioner may not be granted. And It ing fever of imjnttience, knowing well • No. it isn’t—not from my point of this hole 1 Rban’t care much what be­ Th* circuit court for the county of Barry in » and an attorney's fee of Tweuty Five Dollars i is further ordered, that M!dl*Hti«ner give no enough tliat everything now ih-pentleil Het* to tbe pe-soi.s Interested In said estate, of provided for In told mortgage, and no suit or Chancery. -w; you must remember I know comes of me.” ' * proccedi- gs at law having been instituted to , Mary a . Hart upon his nbility lo go on with pcrslat- the pendency of aald |»e<itloi) and the bearing - ■•nr things on the other side, and if Putting the shadow of despondeVy recover the moneys secure* by said mortirage. ' Comtrfainant thereof bv crtuslng a copy of tins order to be ur xny part-1 hereof; igh h.i-fo't spoken it’s because he has into Words hud the effect of defining it, tnt ilcterminution and with sTcmly published in the Bastings Baxniul anewa* Now. Tberefore.by virtue of toe power ofsaie | printed aud circulated In raid County Charles T. Hart • -:. : .-traipoii by a nobler motive than and lie shook it off resolutely. "Thufl! bunds. As he neared the roof of tlie paper contained In said mortgage, and tbe statute in . •if liarn-. once in each week for three anccesslv? At :i Mission of told Court, held xt tlie Court «ucb case made and provided, notice la hereby ■ : • n could find a place for. Ob. you never do: there must be no ifs and anda .-avern. where the shadow* were deeper, Huu-e in tbe City of Hastings In sxid County, on given that on Saturday the 23rd day/of May A. ““ill? W. SSSioMO. i i hide your face again: I’m not I about it: I’ve just got to get out of here t he diffientty of placing the cross-pieces the lOlb, day of M«reb A. D. 1890. D. 1836. at 10 n’rlpck In the forenoon, I shall (A true copy. I * ’ udge of Prob ate 'ioereaaei so greatly that he grew faint Present. Hqx. Clement smith. sell nt Public Auction, to ton highest bidder, at I •in.’* to do his woding for him; you’ll while this daylight lasts." dCircuit Judire. the North bout door of the Court*House in tbe i and di*y with lifting end reaching; MORTGAGE SALE. 'I he can do that for himself, some In Uiis cause it apbcnrlcrfrom affidavit on file, Gltvof Hartings Hhat being the place where ,i He swallowed the last mouthful of tlurf the defen-iaot. Charles T. Hart Is not i be Circuit Court for Harry County is liolden). ] and while he v. as raising the last step Default having been made in the condlUona •. and then he’ll tell you all about it.” bread and fell to work again, beginning resident of Ulis State, and that his residence the premises dt'scriiwd In said mortgageOf .1 of nci-rtnin mortgage made by The Michiganin Vhe stair to It* place between the Httstrr rose and crowned to the win- to cut a groove around the middle of the Whip Company acorperanpn orxtolx**! under cannot l>c a'certiintrt after diilaent Inquire. murb thereof as may be neerswiry to pav the walls, he suddenly became blind and the Ittw^uf the State of • Michigan and having On motion of LombarJ & Hughes Complainant's amount du* nnxsld mortgage, with sev»n per 3 v. <‘>tutnanding the view of the log »y incessant and careful strokes of K Is Is ordered that the apimaranM of cent, u terrsl.snd nil Into' re-ats. together aMb S tremulous, the heavy log slip|»ed from Ils place ol business al Hartings, B wry County, Solicitor said non-rertdeot defendant Clinrle* T. Hart n« an attorn-' '• f* e of Twetitv five Dollars «nen- q Michigan to the Hartings City Banka •uni .in, and Mn». Ludlow went away the pick. In turning the piece of ins hamls and went crashing to the bot­ ll m orgMulz-d under tla* laws of tbe State of entered herein wtttilu 5 months from Uie date kilted for thereto, the firrtntees 'hei'-gdeMirtbed ,.>« - , j ‘ • ’a tv nd io her household duties. timber, he saw where tbe mountaineer s of this order, and Incase oHn* appearance that in .Mid mortcaraxs nil that certain lot piece ft- ' tom ot the chasm, nnd a second nfter- Michigan and having k» nlace of,b“s i>en she looked in an hour later, the shot had plowed a deep furrow-in it. Hastings. Barry Couutyi. Michigan.'latml Kbarrh lie cause hl* answer ro th* bill <>: complaint to nnd parcel of Ini'd alt itate Ii Hie Township of-. *•• ' ; xanl he lost his lr.lar.ee nnd followed n A. D 18%.and recorded In Ihe office of the be filed, and n copy thereof to be served oil the Hone In tl-e’County nf Itorrv and Slate of Mich- ; J’ ; ri uas still standing r.t tbe window, and he knew then that the bruise on hn Coinplatimot's So icttor wlUilti twenty days alter gxn. »»»d known and described as follows: Register of Deeds, for flic it cnteliing frantically at the uneven The North East quarter ol the North West » -J,.; | iking with wistful eyes at the forest­ urm had been made by the glancing and State of MicbUitn. on Ui* i ItUi da) of March. srrV.ce on him of a cotn of said. RIB and notice wails aa he slid buck to the sandy floor. A.D. 1894. In Uber 32 of Mortgages. <m» page of this ordpr; and In def uHt thereof, told BUI quarter^ Section thirty five (35) Town two (2) 3 J’ ed slopes ot the great hills, as if seek* half-spent bullet. He scarcely heeded be taken as confessed by said non-resident North Ranra ait e (») West. n-be sharjxwt discouragement is 421. on which moruartsth*re s claim-fl to be wilt Eliiia bHAW. (EBB due at tbe date «»t ’his notice tbe ran «f Fi' e defendant. A d It l| further ordered, that to read the secret-of ihe mystery the grim reminder, and as he bent pat i­ aotnetimes a blessing in disguise. The thousand one hundred <ightj -slx Dollars and witliln fifteen days the Comptainant cause a . Moitgagee. ;i th • fair page* of the landscape. It ently to his work he thought how quick­ ot this order to bo imnllshed-In the shock ot the fall and the apparent fail­ Eleven cents, nnd an attorney s fee <»i Thirty- notice Altura*** lor MurtraK««• >long weary day for the two wom- ie the school of privation and hardship five Dollnre provldeu fer in said mortgage- and Habtirc-s Banner., a newspanrr printrci ure ot his carefully laid plan seemed no suit or proceedings tot tew having been In- published and circulating In said Cahhhy. and l>M^d February I7*n. tiuG. n. and in the afternoon Hester an- begins to impress its lessons of indiffer­ that said publication be continued therein once to inspire Ringbrand with nn energy atituted to recover tbe money* a cured by said in ench week for six ive*ks in snco<»slon. or •'ounced her intention of returning to ence upon the mind. , . MORTGAGE KALE. horn ot despair. Struggling to lus ■srat'ssm that she cause a copy of this order to be person­ ‘ i he Laurels." ally served on -aid noii-rcalrfent Defendant at There are many things easier of ac­, feel, and gathering new courage frorm sale contained in told lnortF"£y’^ Defmilt having bft»i made hi the condittona twenty days before the time above pre­ p( acrrtahi mortgacr, cxren rd by Adlspa C. "I shall hear sooner, if I go back,” complishment than the cutting ini two the thought that the other eml of-the in such esse made and provided, notice is here­ least -rib-1 to h.*Pt«nme. by given that on Frida*- the'Thin, day of July. Benedict ai.d Miirgare-l Bcuedirt. budmtHl and e said, in reply to Mrs. Ludlow’s ef- of o .ix-i.eb stick of tough QUA with the. rope was' still fastened to the remain­ A. D. 18W at 10 o’^ ln lk^wyj wife, to llarvrv William*, dated I tie rteveaUl . Circuit Judge day of .luar IMI. recorded th* tueuty lliud day iort to detain her, "and the flelay is doll point of n pick a» a aukatittlto for, ing round in tbe upper shadows, he sell at Public Auction, to thMilghurt bidder, al Examined, rountersigned aad entered by me. of June 1M6. and ou which there u claimed to the North front door erf the Oiurt House, in the an ux:' and the muaclea of Bingbrand a pitifully hard at best." : John G. Nagler. Citv ot Hauling* [that being ihe place *bere be du?, at the date hereof. Two Hundred and Regteter. Ten Dollars and ninety live cents, nollca to the Otrcult Court tbr Bam or "Shan’t 1 have John get out the back and arm. were in paiDfulrelwlbon.1 . (To be Continued) LoMRtnn ANn Hughes. hereby given, that by virtue of the power of the prrmlses descrihed in said Complainant's Solicitor. nnd hia hand, were M>re and bb«tere<l, phaeton, so 1 can drive you up?” so much lhef oof m in sr be neceawy tw nay the sale in Mid mortgage,! shall foiecloee the same. (A true copy.) • amount dur ou said njortgw. wBb eight per “No." replied Hester, with her face long before the thing wa« done. Aa a SrS,u.re«.to'r?'*- 'sr. Is NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. averted. "I think it will be better for college num, he had been rather fond af an attorney s fee of Thirty-fir* Dollars env euontod for therein, the rtln State nf Mk-htean, Countj of Bsrvy-M. Haattnge. Byry Comity Michigan. tbo athletics, and the tra.ning of the me to go by myself. If—if it should scribed lu said mortgage■ to ail tboac <crtaln Notice te hereby riven, that bv an order of the aevenleenth day of April i*96. at one o’clock to : urn out us I fear, I should want to be univeraitv gynmaaium, reaching np lots pieces and parcels of land D toe Probate Court for the County of Barty, made tbe afternoon, the same being described at all ciiv of Hastings In tbe County ni Barry and those cet tain pieces or parcel* of land afamted through the otterlying year, of aetbe filth day of March A. IL ’“c*^*f quite alone forawhilc." Stateof Michigan, and known and described as no months from tort date were allowed for credl- in tbe townahlp of Hvi«. in the County cf m> rrs ^ctna and Bto’e ot Michigan, and described aa Mrs. Ludlow understood, and did not dentary habit, ga« him the P°w" °l!ofs six hundred twenty seven (6211 six hun­ Si to pwent their claims aga.nrt 'heertrte Burry, not:—I have an absolute of Jaoob L. Custer tele of said follows, to wit: Tliewwtjiartof the uortlt caat seek to change her plans; and after the endurance and enabled him to keep ,... to Consumption. By its timdy use dred twenty-eight !««!*£ ^In^t^hrewltt- County, deceased, and that all crcdllors ol nlne [8SI ?o totoygirl hud disappeared in the windings steadily at work in .pile of the pro'“? aments wd appnrt^iwm t*tongtok ‘ of tbe mountain road, tbe tender-heart­ of back and arm. and hand.; btrt this ncrmanently cured. So proof-posit.am t wise pertaining to G7<Jtuated »ipon tom real estate Including toe power cosureted be ed little woman took the vacant place did not lenen the acetone of the pain, of its power that 1 bonding <**&-!*Z* nt the window, watching eagerly for the nor did it dull the keen agony <=f henaion that Mixed upon him a . bow first signs of the returning search­ DraajM. U.IM. rind crtSSetedwith or In saidlnBldlng. Fridxi B**T*t Wnxun*, how riowly the cutting progrened party. । ’ . anc ama cu*» Hamtucgs City Bamk, Notwittotaading M. pr-e»enm« «d Stoarefr, OM-B-Bavn, She was standing there yet when tbe the ferari.h energy with which be sun went behind tbe mountain and the worked, tbe tend, of hl. watch.rn^od ♦irst stragglers ot the party began to appear la the road; apd shy yrafjgy- Hood ’ s Sarsaparilla .. J I. V $. Lbs L„ ■ omitt « �r .■ Liiur. OF GENERAL Hastings Banner. Thursday, Apr. 9. 1896. COOK BROS.. Proprietor,. Awarded Highest Honors—World's Fair, F CREAM BAKING POWh CHANGE COLOR QUICKLY. A LITTLE NONSENSE. INTEREST. BOYS OF LONG ago. WOMAN'S ECONOMY. The rranrer ot America need be at noUX7X~.«.l pole will ever be found?” peculiar axe the ideas of the ordinary : “I didn’t know it was k»L”—PhiladelThe place was a small, aaudy*bothousewife on the subject of economy, 1 phin Becord. tomed pool, near the.border of a harbor especially when she goes over into a —Old Gent—“Don’t you know me, of Long Island sound. The tide was 1: man’s domain in order to practice her flowing gently ia anil filling the jx>ol. Willie? 1 am your father’s uncle.” theories. It is the extravagances of her 1 was standing on n bridge which | Willie—“Are you tbe man pa goes to husband that bother her, and when he crossed the pool wutchiug thr little , when he’s short of money?" — Funny is away at business and she tw« leisure fishes, crabs, etc„ that were enjoying Cuts. hours to devote to deep thought on her —“You know, George." she was ex­ themselves iff tbc dear’water when 1 : serious she--lays pious serious financial unaiivutj troubles -----------------. naw a flatfish coming, and he wa-? plaining, “1 was brought up without by which the household exchequer may so much larger thaa any of the other any care." "Marry me, my darling,"said be made to show figures of taring at the George, “and you shall have nothinp | end of the year. Aud this is one of her animals about him that he at once at tracted my'attentioh. Flatfish swt*u. bat care.”—Tit-Bits. . ।------------- j 1 nlaus: —“ “Mr. Mr. Insite, In,lie, give give the the clas class your ide, pl°”*know, her busband pays firedolcommonly, close along the bottom, aud । — She knows her husband‘ pays fivedolthat was the way thfe one catoe. When of optimist and pessimist." l'Epw. Ur. a box <or bl^iraundjiboxU " soon consumed. consumed, b*he ishe bunts hunt# one one of ofthc tbe u,. > ”7 ’’.'■'I— .------ .T r I •;.*{! soon II ' stopped and lay sti|l. ’—v-‘ 1------- ™------- ---- -------- .« ■ntoni-il to catehj? nib'w'ho Umlrerible’Sh^"'^ i» numerous ‘lot'ntown place.‘ £ ! tempting that I drterr^ ( _ ------- ------ - ------- _7__—__ wrapped iu in mlt gilt paper anu nod con conp j‘ . ..... -. , I gers wrnnued I him if 1 could do w. I reached out happy.";—Chicago (Record, -,\U. - - ■ “C?— — • . I tninrMl in "T.ndilv dccoru.ecl boxes arc j gently to get my net which was lying ’ ’-A . Nre. NewVeto.—^Charlicj*' raid , ,hc <.yc ,„d , close- ut bund. In doing jt my eyes ’ bride, “ ’ l* ~ mamma nnd the gir s are com , BOnU th(J BtoxnttCfa. She inquires the • were for un instant nnd only j jng Hpend a month with us.’ •Not | an btelant turned from the fish, and [ iL Vi7n' wcw^Tenga^d Th. boy. of tbe early '30.enjovulli(, «> tbe old men of ttwlay deeinV. there are acme venerable gentl.-m,..'. , toil. . _A ret of triplet* 2t yere, ok! aro Br­ maintain that In 'their barefnot e ing in the town of Inez. Ky.. where they they had vaatly more fun than d0?'* wm born. They are finely built men youth, of the prerent. “ and ---remarkably anu --------------- alike . , in appenranee I -i «“Inrrmemlsr when 1 wa a every respect Two ere married. -n oU gTnt)(m,11 U1(. (j,, who Is u not —• •far — * — th. —The spider produces alik silk ot of a » fair who from thr. < <ow. t . . the difficulty nf __ i . .. limit, “ami 1 do not bt iii Je quality, but of e-reoriTicY rearing and-ten tpiumj, ----~**vv ut n.-ve thji, * .. rewtatl Zlliantltv rare.re»• zlnre~ are ...... having 1.. . ■ BpWer> and II... the small quantity of or nro* pro- rer>M my grandson* m aih “ , dnc. froro eBCh ia»ect has <Mueed tbe good a time now ns J had. bin th‘.v d„ abaildonment of all efforts to produce ( noi know what they missed a: ,| ' ' , I spider silk. [ happy with the present n eth >i, f , *PLju,t -to cbanffe hi, luck." Police- ' .mirement. , —Just “to change his luck," Police- amusement. ‘ m.u Tobin, Tobln, or>'vnicago. of < Chic^o., prapWrely purp-ely, , man "1 wm born on a farm in Ina,in. , . tic(J sffn|nst a burop-backetl woman, about tbc time that the ’30 Upm Z lle ^n nftcrw.rd ^'^dwito^c ( l^u,t^toyl^Itb,.tinlc X1C mwu - --------- ------------- • . - -------------- - • — -.......... ’ i - •: gu tmit of ano another the nomp bump farm wbb was the batmiest happiest of mv my |jft. and. ,. aid nt ther officer, that tne WM formed of a package of rtolrn allk, but e bad enough money foi a'l „ nil, 1 and llnrn, I to gratify any recaonable <11 ... (or ( je time •At tjthe time at of nis hia aeuxu death recently recently , picssur*-. pleasure. Othniel Gayer, of Norwich, . wes | ^Ve lived several ndi v.uu... —.----------- -----■ -Bv, iron, a ..man tbe oldct town clerk in the United village. Our farm we, lu.-^eand |,<odreState, in point of continuon, rervfoc.' live. We had neighbors u<„; <, < aud perhap, also in point of agr. He and we. too, were well off us „,m’ wm 06 year, old. and had belt] office in there day,. Our bouse was built of continuously for a little more than 50 log, and it bad a tremendous Wg tire, -yo^s. I placc that took in four-fox wood with ( again,t. death wa, lately great ««c rod crackled for <nOre. beenlMued an there *M-to Ulrica Hural little girl behind the counter. v*ho I when I looked back no flatfish was to I vou jnuiMfecl upon me loving you for * .. i * i . roi fknfivnv" knows more of rose leaves than of the P ■ be seen; h<^had disappeared as quickly ‘youn.cH alone. 1 want you bal —---” wav, , of (obncco , Ke}. VVe„ A p-.-'c Gra;>e Cream Powder •am Ammonh, Alumof orTartar any other aduitsnnt j UK tbatv , II replied tbe mgrmow. Benedlct.-llarm|| fo(_ M ocnt, {or o of ’ | I was auro he had not had time to ))er > Bazar. I M Here i, a bargain. Fcur boxe, ar, 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. dart Wway, and be out of sight, nor did •I —Yabsley — “Hay! When a fellow , wrapped up and sent to her^home . --------------■ and wTappeu up uuu seuv ,o .... . -. — । I need to think of that, for I had seen , calls on a girl, should he leave his hat ahe tig ore, she has recured the four for tho same unm» thing tliinrr done ilnnt* before. knew jI and cane in the hall, or take them into DiAZ FOR MONROE DOCTRINE ’; the before. II knew one-half the money her husband would I made bv Samuel Lance, a boy of IL of There was room enough to raireafaiil r ■ • ♦!•«♦ a In., that I.he lay 4,«re+ just ,..l,rtreA whtfre 1I Vxrirl had Inblf last OAZ.V, seen । the parlor?" Mudge—“Well, if the girl 4>r-cl»ratlon by the President of I Akron. 0. He was drawing a charge ly of ten and It aeems tome that we.weI, i him. and was of coarse in plain sight is lh ing in a boarding house, nnd the pay for one. Mexico In His Meanace. • These things lend to divorce. ‘ from a rifle, when the weapon waadls- ; pretty well raired. • U ' of me, and yet I coiihl not see him. I hat tind cane arc worth anything, 1 j City of Mexico, April 2.—Tbe iuutu Then the matter of neckties. She ■ charged, jooging >i»i below mc-jvyt -~ rommer «« «i »t Ui. Dapelodging a a uunrt bullet jjuat hi, "1 “ — tbe we a all went tore­ * i saw. however, two black round spots, think he had better hang on te them.”— think, her feminine ta«te>» far wpenor u<_ lndj|„| on() re,),. hl, horre footed from the time tha . the Iran<4, tsj\*oi lant part of the presidents pies* 1 which were his eye*, and I stood per ­ Indianapolis Journal. «sge delivered Wednesday at the opento the mareul.ne choice of that half or ,’ two _ _miles [U> (<> . w|jepB ,- comto_ n doctor’s hnuv house, where he he out out of of tbc the ground ground until until thin thin i, ice fectly’. &ill to watch him, for I knew —“1 see they have discovered the north the family which |»J • the bllla. borne teg of congress is aa allusion to the fainted on the doorstep, nnd soon after menced in the fall. For the first few Aiello-Venezuela controversyVml Presi- that in a little time he would come pole." remarked Uncle Allen Sparks, day she finds herself wandering along / I d«y» the feet wen» tend.-: and ;rc andth. there wiping his eyeglasses. “If it’s os mag- ! the street nnd she gazes rapturously at ( died. ^en> Cleveland’* message to congress. Into sight again. irinr colors ox . -There seem yet to be unexplored we ‘. Uld “tone bruik«‘ to be What he had done was this—he had netic os the Pole that’s been traveling ’ Jkfverreviewing at length the Venezuela a show window, the flaring colors of . doctored, but It w m not iong until our bull But it is ' wilds for the bicycle and the trolley car <smk> and application of the Monroe doc­ been frightened by the movement of through this country playing the pinno. which would madden n L..... — ’ ’ my hand, and on the instant all his it’s going to cost the people a heap of ’ •. It is to penetrate. Tbe local debating ao- feet became a, tough m toic leather ud trine President Diaz says: >rs uini -- , . not the colors that cuiv55 catch uc* her eye. * v “This style, worn br the ciety of Bore lowrohip. Oakland county. we could go over any kin,! of ground •The Mexican rovernment cannot but de- colors had disappeared. One second money before they’re done with it. I’m we . «tnre its partiality for a doctrine which before he had been of a fine dork­ dead sure of that."—Chicago Tribune | the tign: . . Mich., rciwitlv recently ditailieVJYl diseussed.the question: without hurting us. * . .. r., . kfink f lit* «T t >nTl ? ince of Wales, 35 cents." She pur- ) •aamdemna any attacks upon the part cf ;L™*. 1 ( ‘Which Is more necessary to mankind. ’ “One P®ir oi shoes was supposed to brown, with darker spots over his ■. — Deacon Jones — “ As I was coming KVise monarchies of Europe against the rechases six, all in the deepest cardinal j and decided for one year, ami tha’t meant simply psbllca of America, against the independ­ body; now, all was gone, and he looked through the room I saw Mrs. Smith and husband pavs or the cow, t Colors. Her Ixri uu»uauu *» one ***** dollar the ---- horae ent nations of this continent, now all sub- precisely like the sand on which he . . ' The M.. '; .L — horse 1... • the time of year that we could not go and_ .buys two a- month. the by an .vlmrict almost tiunniTTinnu unanimous Miss h’obinson. They were talking for his ties Atei to popular farm of government. The lie had put a^ay his rich color* about the early martyrs.” Deacon barefooted. We killed our ow'p beef and — of our history, and especially the ley. enormous saving can easily be com- ( rote. .. wtrcggle of our people to shake off the of his own will, and he could take them Brown—“If there’s any Rcandql a-go­ —John P. Swoope. of Huntington saved the hides, and in the fall father puted—that is, it could be computed ( I Toko of a foreign empire which Is Euro- again when he chose, as I presently 1 ing, let them women alone forgetting were it not for tbe fact the obliging hus­ county. Pa., made a record as a trapper would take them to the tannery and T *aan both In its origin, form and re­ bring back the leather. Then the\boeI stood perfectly still to watch hold of it. But what was it tbe early Q jjourceB and the torrents of bloodshed in saw. band, who would wear red pajamas in during last year that has never been what he would do. Of course 1 cannot I feat struggle, are sufficient testimony to martyrs . had been doing?” —'Boston public rather than displease his beloved equaled in the state. fie collected maker would come and the leather z_ Wbe world of our love of independence aid tell just how long it was, but I judge would be brought out and the family Transcript. aau’ abhorrence to all outside Interference, wife, is obliged to devise menus by $607.50 in bounties for scalps of animals it was not over two minutes before The shoemaker dfc la our opinion that not to the United —Merely Suggestive. -— “I could al­ which to leave the hquse in the morning killed in the county during tbe year. I brought - together. I could see a slight change, just enough Wtul.es alone belongs the obligation of ar. ' would lay the leather on .the floor and uriuHng other republics ot the hemispher-j for me to know which was fish and most believe these to be wot|ier’s bis­ witb’the objectionable bit of conspicu­ This sum represents not far from 1,000 measure our feet by marking the out­ cuits,” he said. Tears of joy sprang to ous wearing apparel and at the same animals of all sorts. He received more 4>«s.{nst the attacks of Europe. If such at- which was sand. He grew gradually Macksare still to be considered as possible., her eyes as she listened. “But no,” he I time avoid becoming the butt of the than half of the bounties paid by the ' lines on the hide. Then be would de>ut for the attainment of an end to which darker as his fear of me grew less, and continued, “iit cannot..... Ipart, and in due time -he shoe* or be. Mother .luu, ridjcuie of his friends downtown. So county. . , Wt all aspire. in about five minutes, without having been dead these 25 years.” He was con- } boots would come. They Here strong ■ ” I he lays in a private stock nt his office,' “Each one of those republics ought by moved at all, there lay the flatfish as Waeans of a declaration like that of Presl( and simply made, had no fancy flour­ THE HONEST DANE. scious that her glare wasn’t doing a all at one dollar apiece. His first-bus:- • «e»t Monroe proclaim that every attack beautifully dark and spotted as when thing but burn into his very soul.—De- . ness in the morning is tv change his Not So Good When Abroad an When at ishes, but they were well -nude, and as •®a the part of a foreign power with a view he swum to the place. we had never known betl-r there wa* troit Tribune. curtailing the territory or Independence tie. He leadsa double life. j. This power of changing color is,very I no yearning for patent leathers or ten* er of altering the instltutlona of any one And these things also lead to tbe diremarkable and no one has ever yet ‘I like all tbe Dane*, from tbe profes- or tennis shoes. ■af the republics of America would be con ANXIOUS ABOUT HIS GOAT. voree court.—(’hiengo Tribune. i -xUered by tho nation making such dec­ been able to fully explain it. We have sionals, as they arc called, to tbe stolid ( “I do not believe that we ever bad $25 ' '.Tatration as an attack upon Itself, provided ourselves no such jxiwer, but many ef Benny Had to Consult Hla Mother at , little country children who ‘captao as­ that nation deliberately attacked or threatin cash the year round, but we lived bd Vuscasouable Hour. WHAT THE LADY SAID. «mm1 in that manner, bespoke the aid ot the "cold-blooded" animals hnve. Yjou siduously to the stranger man. But mighty well, and were neu r in want of . “Mamma, 1 waut a goat," announced i( ’ ' «ri»er nations opportunely. Tn this manner have read stories about the chamele­ with this proviso: Tliat they have not food or clothing. In the first place, wc I iflbe doctrine now called by the name ot on nnd its changes, because the lizard little Benny Bloobumper one day. nounced a KlchU adulterated their native character with ,3fatxroc would become the doctrine of “You have plenty of things to piny ' raised our own cattle, hogx and sheep, which is so named has been known for aL JLxnerlca tn the fullest sense of the word He was a tramp too much of the tincture of cosmopoli­ endevery fill killed what we would need. oho<, although originating In the United many hundreds of years, but in truth with, Benny,” replied hisjnujiinm. '“J’m Juat an prdinnry tramp. tanism. The American Dane is often a We smoked ham nnd beef, imsde sau­ :■ v Scales, would belong to the international ' many of our common fishes, etc., can afraid you can’t havea.gca.tj' • If hr had not been hungry he might highly unplearing specimen of a man. ' v of this continent. As to the means to "But luamuio, all the little boys have j sage, nnd, in fact, wc had meat the year duce this idea to practice, this is not tho change their color much more quickly have been an extraordinary tramp. He has assimilated, perforce, much of goats. Freddy Fangle has n lovely big । round. Our garden patch gave us the see -or time to discuss them." and sharply than the chameleon can. But he was hungry. the vulgarity and dollar worahin so billy, with w biskers, and he hitches him • best vegetables thn» could be imagined. I will tell you ho^T you can see it for He moved along K street eying the common in tfe rountty of hu adop- and ,he |tr>. funllAri chick. NATIONAL REFORM PARTY. yourself. Put auj | little fish—say a to a little, wagon and rides around all ; houses on either side with a curiously tion, nnd he openly despises his un- । - - - * the time. ” cns and ducks and turkos ar 1 g*e« kU Issued for a Convention at PHU- minnow or a trout, br a sunfish— into critical look. , traveled compatriots for their sim"I can’t help it, Benny. Freddy’s aud all the eggs that we could cat. n goblet of clear waler and set it in a What there is in the exterior appear- plicity and contentment in thot state of father has a much larger income than j "Mother and the girls did jthe bouse* Pittsburgh, I’ti., April 6.—The execii- dark place for a time. When you look ance of a dwelling house which may life in which circumstances and their * ■ra cuunnittee appointed at the recent ut it your fish will be of his commop. yonr father has, and he can afford to . I convey an idea to the beholder as to the own want of enterprise have fixed them. | work and wove ell the cloth that ut •^anfeirncc of reform elements has U- dark colors. Set- him out now in n buy a goat." used, aud that homespun wore lik? iron, I character of its occupants is not opprv- The genuine Dane would, 1 believe. The question dropped here, butnego- , ciable by the common run of mankind rather die than cheat hi, fellow m«m ' Wacd its call for the convention of the bright light, near! a window, the brnu'.tful. They 11 icalionaJ reform party to meet here brighter the better, except that you tint ions were reopened at the breakfast who hate houre, to lire In. But to thr -and eepeci.lly , strauger. But your "[*” *h,j'?°1 , 3$sj 25 next, two days prior to the as- may keep him out of thc direct rays of table next morning by Benny in the j predatory periprtetic clow, to which emigrant Dane, home for n holiday 1 ,h*'B, kl! ?”* th,‘’,1?Xl‘“ ’h3 of Mr. Bloobumper. -wankling of the prohibition hosts, tn the sun, for fear that the heat might presence ----- -----., „„ 'After brionged, there i. romethlng from low. or Minneroto. or. worae .Uli, ' ”"" Ujoro'inate candidates for president and kill him. No change will come imme­ much discussion on the subject it was finally decided th»t Bennv could hare a 1 in^icatlv« “d the tramp pride, him- returned m ince|Ktble. i« quite another i * “<?inc'nnn,‘ ,r,bu,:p vice president. In issuing the call the diately, but in an h^ur or two look for MVV.BMVM ,,>av Mr*Wa> VUU1U Uil»f 41 1/1 • 1 * * ”'~~ .^.re.. , ... uuviuv; r™. his tu. birthday present, the ,v_K,.A “'if On knowing the content, shoe,. Withal, If if English trader, birth- 1 ** n,ou contents of a prize pair of shoes. traders committee suggests that the delegates your fish and you will find that you can goat for HIS LEGEND I package by the look, ot the wrapper. > in Duiih butter rod meat, nnd Eng- I ®n lie chosen should be favomblc to the scarcely sec him, his colors have a > day being due in about a week. .c . P ri<,c have • fall, even lish importer, of cycle, to fltii excel- , Il Wa* One Tbs: lie FuraUbed ihe Ma­ All that day Benny Bloobumper was ' following doctrines upon which ro base completely faded awny. It in well to • though it take, it out of a tramp. ! lent cycling country roe to be believed, terial for Himic'.f. CLc platform .of the new party. say thut goldfish show these changes busy thinking about tlie goat which was J n' Jravcraillff a bl«*< »r two his in all honest desling the Danish trader ---------------------One evening •-----------as I sat ----------in ------------front of a 1. Direcl legislation, through the in­ but slightly.-JDetroit Free Press. aoon to be his, and bis mind was still j . itiative referendum, should be the first dwelling on the theme when he was put ' face lighted up re he name to , house is u keen for bis own intereot, a, be ornvkling hickory fire with the family principle incorporated in n net Iona! platwhich had the aign, about it he wa, ought to be for the rake of his relf-re- ' of a n mountaineer iI ..Vwt th. <n«n asked tbe man if if h. hr NOT A VIRTUE AFTER ALL. to bed. tfc®m. in prdei to rt-rtor*- the ancient rlgbtji had ever heard of the legend^ connected "Oh, mamma,” said he, “I wish my looking for. There was u side entrance,' speck" «sT ■cwernmcnl "of the people, by the pe- Medical Men Say Early Rising la a CauM rod he went through and back into the' “We are not rich here in Denmark." r with the mountains. e, for the people." birthday was to-morrow." 2. The favoring of an issue of all moneni ‘"Can’t rightly say 1 ever did," he re­ “Why, Benny?" —silver and paper—by rhe genera: An English medical journal some "Dou’i -»u k now,- momma ? The goat . x'l-niuvnt. and that this money should time ,gn «howcd croze why early rl»- ' I been coaxed into my room at a way side plied, as he scratched his head and --------------- ---------Kow it mx ,h Cse Jegxl tender for ail debts. »»6th public I'm to get," tram « — _ • _ . | Q Htflp EUglooked puzzled. .mTu irrlvate, and that each shall be ex" om“" ”b“‘ «• d° »»• .pondS“Well, Benny, the sooner you go to o LnA/t “What’s legends?" asked the wife,;' tseahie into tho other at par at the “ He fclon of the government really b mischievous delusion, con- ! “P thc <lu,cker to-morrow will ar“Well, queer and mysterious stories. ^bco^:.db(u^o“> 3. The abolition of the liquor traffic for There should be legends about. these demned by, sound physiology, as well ’ , ge purposes, with a government enn ------- went to Eng­ — * as by the natural instinct of mankind. -fra-Bloobumper kissed her little boy witnal on industrious and careful land of the same for all other uses. -....* Bl, pleasure, nt tbe inn of an caves and ravines aud mountain lopshousekeeper. ■ | “Mebby so, but 1 never heard of any,” The tree or equal coinsze of silver Dr. 8. H. Tulcott, an American prncti- ?ad. ef uh?,nikJtucking him snugly I evening were not of tbe eo,tly kind; Run.notaurpri.ln(-, therefore, when Tp^y /;uld at the ratio of sixteen to or-, tioncr, now states that the case against* Several hours later CL™. «*w«ore. wixejx a penny qup of coffee or a thi^e-hnlf- she said. minent ownership of railroads. |._-leie knocked nt the th* kitchen door r that * idle .. early rinirig goes much farther. Tbe ? If 1 he ” eR “ d went to Bleep. penny bottlcof lagerbeer, with perh*i» The husband was silent for ten min­ li lines, telephones and other mean* uf junieatlon; equal suffrage and proper attention of Dr. Talcott haa recently 1 S?c had b*'n MlecP a H°«1 ”l>ile when , sho,uld "PP^ *■> reapoaae to the knock, , cigar at Ore foretwonence HedhJ? utes, during "hick Interval he looked been calied to the relative frequency I sh» »’<*' to two '>■« it was about ten o'dock in bu^ mv mind oJ ZX that wi s to raise revenue for the government at me occasionally. Finally he turned public improvements with which farmer, and their familira ,Dd. * “'“tltd V? a little white”ing' "U'n ff°°d hourewlve. country i. lightly taaed and that It and said: become inrane. The enure of thi, ha, '। clad c1^ form -J' ~ «* d«ld'P"*'?* **'■>• «>rod. in the know/next To rot^/’of triaU lik. .it h her bedside. “Stranger, I reckon i did b'nr about DETECTIVE MYSTERY. Mrs. Bloobumper gave a little riiriek. shriek. cu. hitbert. been held to be tbc iralntionof “d ureful part, of thc hqure. our, under the poor law. I them legends, or one of ’em. at least.* ■Exc'nre nK. ’Wy." uj;'~iZ T, oabear.more/eiX " under the poor Irer,. their live., the hard work the>have to 1 £ ntamma." raid Benny. F -« “ « >«. be “‘ raid, with to Xrc I wm retry M the Noted Sleuth Himself u Success“It’s only me, mamma," said Benny. “But yo’ never told me,” said the wife. It... — AZ __ ' r. ., Why ■, . ftU Bank Craetuman. do. and, perhaps, thc exenative nre of ' —D,■ “ tUr BfDn-v? 5/, hu“Ui'T. Md “ '°roh re- old men in Denmark -■=» of - hi. --. 01" “But yo* knowed all abodtJt. Don’t nie .nd,--------no.niee. do^tyoi,-••'tyougoto.lrep? go to .Irep? What made you | “n 1 S'* ■°“e- property to their child™ nnd play U? -Tbe -moftt mysterious affair I ever ------------- -------------- -Whatixuleyoi yo’ ’member the day that IliiKlackson pie and potatoes. Fanners have always <in detective circles," said a well- pure air in abundance, which city folks ge.LUp * . shot the wild cat out o’ that tre\d<nvn ti -sleut-h to a Washington Star _ ,j»___. .. -. . I nan ■I can't rleep, mamma, for thinking ' “You “root," die ro.wcred, a, cold Upon th'ir seldom have; they are less liable to by the branch ?’’ □ut my my goat! goat" g i «d hard „ ehlllri ,ted. and not bo-1 t^em ‘h'D b°re‘i to - ’ v'-T* about ’ writer, “was a case in the west. A ------ - ----------------- mum MOV UV* mental and nervous strain than city “Sartin." BrTcrtive had become famous by reason •Oh non.^„_ Benny. n-------O. re., ., eaure .he wren't a good Chri.ti.n » Om-! merouK however, ™7t£ X “ Oh, nonsense, Go back to enure .he xvren'ta good Chrl.ti.n worndwellers nnd the bad effects of.alcohol. ' “Wall, hadn’t he cum down to tell a *f bar strcctss in ferreting out heavy <u>. but becaure ,he didn't want to Dr. Talcott’a view, after a careful con­ bed and go to sleep, right away.” en- raid of thc privileged eatatea of certain legend, as the stranger calls it? He was pabLcries. it set-med that none of thr I wanted to ask your courage that kind of begRinu sideration of the advantages aud disad- “ “But, mamma, --------- •--------"But .J«ly. ” hepl»S^„ up than’ at Smith’s where he heard Sam | notorious individual,, which pay noth­ pmlrsaionnls could escape when he. vantages of farm teg life ns a predispos*b?ut my gOBt ” Williams a-blowin’ around that he was tore started upon their trails. After iug cause of insanity, is that it is the. ex- ! hungry." •* ing towards the burden, of tbe Mate ‘What Wbat do you van want wnnt to ask?" « The Dane love, fair treatment, and be cumin* down yere to make me chaw Is t:me all such cases were placed in “That la not my fault." “I want to know if you think it would cesahely early hours of rising which would feel more affection for good (if weeds. Bill jest hurried right along to us hands. The first one that he could increase insanity in rural districts out be better tp get a biUy goat or just a mMUIre."” “V D,l"for,un'-' '*<*• “■>■! 1 ■drapotlc) King ChriaUro IXTlf he tell me that legend and let me git my arft discover the thief was a big bank of proportion tc the urban and subur- } plain goat?” . ' would remedy there undeniable griev­ jints iled up fur a row.” tobhciiy, then after a year or two bnn rate. He thinks growing children, Shu looked him over critically Mra’ B,oobun>per thought this a very “And how did the legend pome out?” another, then onotlier; his reputation in particular, suffer severely from the Uft™aaon*bIe question to discuss at ritv "<^n°t “y °"t 1 “• ,he »«"- ance,.—Cornhill Magazine. I asked. va* suffering, but it wm still good. “artificial cut-off," which is applied so TOeh rity. .be mumered, and calmly hut such an unseasonable uhour, nod ““ “ ’ “Jest the purtiest sort. sah. Sam got » during the same period he was sucWmK «°"do<he door in hi,‘ »•«.— •hlnlT i”' , rigidly to their lives. Lunacy reports Benny wm sent buck to bed aith pound, end of along next day and tackled me put thar »sfid in other difficult cases. He was vigorous scolding. — N. T. World Washington Star. show that during the year ending Sep­ 2 . d^’..b°11 p'"”^ of w»«er until in the road, and in five minits 1 whopped >3«n sick with fever, and while detember 30, 1804. 370 farxr.cm, gardeners ‘ meat win drop from the bone, when him so bad that I had to put him to bed , Ssrlossly Considered. irious told how he himself had pcrand herdsmen were committed in New- * I hope, Jennie, that you have /riven picked up with , foTk rCTBOT(J {rom right yere in my own house. 1 under­ Too much pedal, in playing, ia worre the matter rerlou. roMlderotloe,'^ •'«« nod cut off ,kin and mon of fat; —-----. As against than none at all. stand now what yo’ means by legends, nov-mml In detail When he rreov- Hxre there were— n„lv u. these there were only 54 members of the Do not place books ou the piano if it • My to a rervunt tiri whl ? , k w2*ki“ ,h' Ko,« and we’ll, fill up our pipes and 1’11 tell «ral it waa claimed that hie lellure committed, includinclud- can be avoided. avoided. Ittenc It tend, to deaden the “Itiren notice" beca.ue ah, nre to U re.? nnravel the mysteries had caused professional classes committed, rtLnri1 »><•« 'o the yo’ a heap o’ ’em!"—M. Quad, in Detroit day two '«ekKrbro?'' *” <“• *o^of baker', bread - -------- rod ! If you love your piano do not allow renf ' ,^BVe' »M lb, etu-aeat <^okentn maall piece,), two even table. put upon them, and they tailed iiurieyora. The commitment. In the bric-a-brac to real upon it It ia In Fruit Fritter*. ,I.” b-"“° two fortune teller, Inrire ,d.A .r wrraollli wretched tarte, betddea. It ia often the b^k* Cut apples or oranges in circles after look,d in * peeling them. Remove the seeds. Beat seamen numbered 45; eaure of ro unpleasant rattling while book, and dreamed on a lock of ho, up the yolk of an egg with thMr. and toraeof -OTt‘blY bc^Zt." ! t^e^lP1irwJXroPtadDOC',riSM“‘ of half a lemon nnd half a cup of dour. r r— —1 nurseB gave ogera. and to a meejum. and they tell « .ttt <□ make ,, M iaoik only 23.—St. Loaia Republic. Add cold water enough to mala* a rath­ ’■»' to go ahead, ma’am. I roft oJ to I ine wau. it will sound much better if rod -ra ,’?<1 Wb'" CO,d CUt ” er thick hatter. Add the w biu- of the a?”.n.°ali°t° 1111 room- M 'bis i« not »£, reek.ro. Hkt. *“ fry -CIncInnat, Enquirer. egg, beaten to a stiff froth. The bat-Hiobere o. .11 • T_____ ■ re ?*U-I °— w----“,r~P*oeofeightto -PJJTibl-------”-'-,64*“iu twelve v"vin! tor ahould be only jurt fftfff enough to inches between it snd the Highert ot all m Leaveomg Power.—Lateat U. S. Gov’t Report ’ wall.—N. y drop eMlly from a ,poon. Dip World. The knife is an historic wean circle, of orroge or of oppl<* I n 11 mnu | Fair F«*. , unXith CTry {IL “d Hrarr try them one minute in deep f»t. then I Editor—Tbe proof-reader haa made turn, and fry two minuter longer. Berre them dred/rei with Rlffar.—X. T. Tribune. duke of Bern. ■ ■ hlOST PERFECT MADE rai»eV2«“i,.":X ! , the •°On" thatr n*“!ho’ thL“dy in tW b0BM £?r "martial law -WhaTa. the eanae of all thij about derating the »tage. Id hata.lwpp"’-'- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-04-16.pdf 32c353054dfee7c1cade8578f7fb6845 PDF Text Text - •i ! largest circu-.. i lation of any... PAPER IN COUNTY. ■? Hastings Banner. / [ETts OL. XL. NO. 51 HASTINGS, MICH., APRIL 16, 1896. WHOLE NO. £131 ll.ulMmiuuuuuuau.u,.,,, 5 Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays by CHILDREN’S SUITS “ COOK • BROS.. *» rroiii (be* Junior” unit for ths boy of 3 j ear* to the boys of is years. 1 HASTINGS. MICH CORRESPONDENCE. Children’s Washable suits, Children's Neck rar, • • and fancy Fauntleroy and 1 all kinds oi . < Corduroy knee pants, BELTS AND CAPS. . Vicrs with roll or sailor | I 1 ;irs arid i the renowned \ther. Stockings” that April 35th, one week from Sat­ urday we will give every man who needs a suit of clothes, the oppori unity to mgke ONE DOL­ LAR an hour from 8 o'clock a. .’.•.ir like leather. I = m. to 5 o'clock p. m. See our show window ’ for particulars. 1 I-! urfon® i 3 _ THIERS'* = A Sure Crop ------is assured if youplant seeds grown by David Landreth & Sons, of Philadelphia, We 'nave handled these seeds for years and they invariably give satisfaction.. .Guaranteed to be all new seeds and true to name. (In Bulk or Papers.) Nawhvllla. C. F. Honrt »nd wife vl,ite<f Woodluid friends Sunday. Mr.- A. Sellick visited friends In Has­ tings all ot last week; ■ Miss Greta Tout. of tbe Normal school Is visiting ber parents. Mrs. L. F. Weaver visited her parents near Charlotte last week. _ Miss Flora Beadle » In the village Tuesday and Wednesday Inspecting onr schools. E. W. Brown, of the U. of M. is in the village visiting friends for a few days be­ fore returning to complete his work. Rev. Frye left for his new field of labor at Mt Pleasant Monday morning, leaviug his family here until school closes in June. Ata meeting of the council Monday evening W. G. Brooks was elected mar­ shall for the coming year in place of J. H. Smith. Rev. Davis occupied the pulpit at the Congregational church Sunday morning and evening in place of the regular pastor Rev. Marhoff. The Ladies Aid Society of the M. -E. church gave an “album social” at the home of Dr. aud Mrs. L. F. Weaver Wed­ nesday evening. / Duane Brown and W. F. Brooks left for Illinois Monday where they will dispose of territory for tbe sale of the P. H. Cazier Sickle Grinding machine. The firm of Bennett, Riley A Curtis Lave dissolved partnership. Mr. Curtis retiring. The business will be conducted under the Ann name of Bennett & Riley, at the same old stand in tbe Kellogg Plan­ ing mill. Henry Roe and Kocher Bros, are each preparing to build new brk’k blocks on the west side of Main street. These buildings will be occupied as soon as finished and will add very materially to the appearance of tbe town. Middleville. Onion Seeds and Onion feestts. La nd red ths’ Extra Early 1 Sweet Peas In Bulk or Pai ipers. Nasturtiums In Bulk or Papers. I i you have not received one of oui 1896 catalogues, • ask for one. L. E. STAUFEER. FOR SALE Clothing and Gents' Furnishing goods at unheard of prices. Special line of stouts for 5 heavj’ weights. Bicycle Out Fits,—Suits, Belts, stockings, caps, sweater. Our all wool, turtle neck sweater @ $i-5° can’t be matched. * Best and Cheapest Line of shirts in the market. I 5ell Exclusively the Famous “Gold” and Silver dress and Negligee shirts. Universally acknow• ledged by shirt wearers to be the “cheapest” because the “best” shirt in America. Yours for low prices, J. t TAKKELL Mrs. Freeman, of Irving, is moving to this village. Schuyler White has returned from Crip­ ple Creek Col. Mls« Hazel Hendrick spent Saturday in Grand Rapid's. Mrs. Jas. Hubbard, of Caledonia, visited in the village Sunday. Wm. Carveth is home from the Univer­ sity on a short vacation. Mrs. Purdy is visiting her daughter in Eaton Rapids this week. .The Ministerial Association was held at the Congregational church Monday and Tuesday. M. 3. Keeler and family now occupy the " ^Eeed house on east Main street whllfe their bouse is undergoing extensive re­ pairs. i There will be an addition ’built to the M. E. ehurch -this summer. The Ladles 1 Aid have the.work in hand and have near­ ly enough solicited to carry it on. The funeral of tbe late Mrs. Broughton, wife of J. L. Broughton took place at tbelr late residence last Friday. Mrs. Broughton leaves a husband and a daughter besides a large circle of friends da mourn her death. Sixteen young men met at the home of . Emory Coats last Thbrsday gening to help him celebrate bls twenty fliird birth­ day. Warm sugar was served besides other excellent refreshments. In behalf of the company present George Matteson presented Emory with a fine pair of slip­ pers. Cloverdale. Wm. Gillasple is building a barn wall for Edgar Otis. John Cony er visited friends in Kalama­ zoo last Sunday. Sylvia and Julia Titus have gone to Kalamazoo to work. C. Conyer has the cellar dug preparatory to moving bis house. Miss Edith Chamberlain visited her parents last Sunday. Howard Mosher Is building a large ad­ dition to his residence. Howard Mosher has. bought the Shrontz farm near Hope Center. Nell Campbell and wife, of Marlin, were visiting friends here last week. Business will be resumed at the brick yard In about a week with a full ‘force ot hasarah Doonan Is assisting Mrs. Stephen Branstetter in her household datles this .....CLOTHIER Emma Chamberlain will assist Mrs. Martin Bates In ber household duties this ^Tbeunacblnlst from the Zeeland ICYCLES tr $ 5 brick Co, has been putting the machinery at tbe brick yard in complete repair. Hiram Payne Is selling fence again this summer, and as he has given good satis­ faction in tbe past we bespeak for him a good share of patronage In the future. It Is very evident that the beanty and grace of the young ladles of Cloverdale are appreciated judging by the numerous young gentlemen who are attracted thither. Pratr rarfllo. The W. F. M. 8. met at the church but THE BEST IN THE MARKET. of Big BepMt, Is visiting ^J. Drummond Is preparing to build ah Clevelands, Ramblers, Special, Crowns, (£S?^Richmond ’ Richmond No. 1, Falcons, Duke Richmond, Envoy, Duchess “ Fleetwing, Road'King, Smalley, Road Queen. Calumet, • Prices r»n£ine from $38.00 to $100.00. addition onto bls house. Dell Norris Is keeping house In a part of Dennis Collins house. The L. A. 3. held a sugar social In the I. O. O. F. ball FrHay ere. Her. Grootendyke has moved his family Into the south rooms of tbe hotel. J. De Priester and family have moved onio Utelr plaee near Hickory Cornera. D. .Wilson and family, of Grand Kaplds are guests ot Mrs. K. Collins and Dr. Mch'irs. Donebue and family returned to Battle Creek Saturday after a wrtka visit BicuGle Sundries a SpecialtyGoli and BIgugIb Hosiery ot all Kinds BANKRUPT STORE- C. H. Osborn & C '***%*****Me*d*^WWWtlWhW»W»*W^iMW4A***’***l***e*e* WlJlurt Armstrong and wife, of Bowens Thornapple Lake. Mrs. Jessie Strong is no better. x Mr. Kuhn, of Ohio. Is visiting his uncle Wm. Hills and family. Vernor LHthrop, of Ann Arbor, is spend­ ing his vacation at home. Irving Cressey, of Hastings was a guest at the Lake House Sunday. Some nice fis» mostly black baes are being caught with hook and line. l)r. Barber and Deice Miss Sherman, of Haftlngs called at Henry Strongs Sunday. Friday night during the storm lightning struck Mr. Parrdtts barn and killed one of his best horses. ' Mrs. Henry Ckrpenter, of Dimondale, and Homer Moore and sister Addle, of Grand Ledge, vtetted at Albert Dellers and Mr. Carr’s over Sunday. Rev. G. N. Gillett and S? J. Babcock are sent as delegates to the Prohibition con­ vention to be held at Lansing Wednesday and Thursday: Mr. Babcock and wife will visit their son Alvah and family aud from there they will go to Jackson to visit Cord Babcock and family. Coat* Grove. Mrs. D, Townsend Is recovering from a severe illness. Wm. Cary yud family spent Sunday with Ed Smith. P. A. Sheldon made a business trip to the.Grove last week. Mrs. Anna Wolfe, of Woodland, visited here one day last week. Win. Chase who is teaching In Irving visited his parents Saturday and Sunday. We hear Ed -Smith has rented J. K. Bamums farm and will soon move on tbe same. Mrs. J. W. Farrell Is very low with lung fever but is a little better at this writing. . D. T. Spragues sugar bouse containing about 800 lbs. of sugar and all of their house bold goods burned Sunday. Lee McDonald has returned from Cedar Creek where he has been assisting his father build since tbelr home burned. Hugh Marks Is laid up for a tew weeks with injuries received by falling from a wagon striking on his bead and shoulders. Hickory Corners. Mrs. Rockwell and her grand daughter Miss Maude are visiting at Albion. Sportsmen are giving tbe wild geese a warm reception as they light In t iese parts. Warner Barnes sr. has returned to his farm where be expects to make bls perma­ nent home, f Mrs. Add Simpson will spend a week or more visiting friends in Hastings. Grand Rapids and other parts. The L. A. 3. of the W. M. church will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Mary Lawrence on Wednesday of this week. Miss Sadie Harkness will teach the spring term of school in the Tolles district and Miss Ethle Snyder will teach the ' school In tbe Burdick district. Carlton. ■ Willis Carp&nler was in Portland last Wednesday. fednesdar. **~ Firn* growing weather, wheat and oats an> tmominz. Mrs. Fanny Carpenter returned ftom Nunlca last week. Frank Hosmer and Claud HaJdox each have a new bicycle. • Mrs. John Usborne-wns called to attend the funeral of her mother near Paw Paw, last Monday. . Chas, Roe wa« taken suddenly ill with inflammation of the bowels last Thursday, and has been under tke doctors can* since. Geo. Greenfield died at his home in east Carlton last Wednesday. Funeral Thursday at the M. E. church conducted by Eld. Geo. Myers. • Castleton. Mrs. Ed Smith was nt Battle Creek last Monday. George Greenfield, ot Carlton, formerly of Castleton, died last week. Mrs. John Llnsea. ot Lake Odessa, was the guest of Mrs. Claude Price last week. " Curd Wallace died at his home near Morgan one day last week of typhoid pneumonia. C. W. Taylor, of Ann Arbor, is visiting his aunt Mr?. Asa Noyes and other rela­ tives of this plaee. Miss Mary Oversmith was married last Thursday to Charles Jenson, ot Maple Grove, by tho Rev. Arthur Trott. W. P. Eddy and wife, of Concord, visit­ ed their son Irwin last week and James Harper and wife, ot Wheatfield, are guests of their daughter Mrs. Irwin Eddy. Bhaltx. Grant Otis is out of town. Ida Hall is on tbe sick list. Mrs. M. Shultz Is very low. Stephen Stanley is no better. Mrt. Avery is stopping with Orley Peak. Ella Corwin spent Sunday in Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway have returned home. George Kenyon has moved back on his place. John Horn Is ready to commence his house. They are busy working on the creamery at present. Mrs. S. M. Fowler, of Muskegou is visit­ ing at M. Shultz. Rev. .1. E. Holsapleis expected topreach here next Sunday. Mr. Henry, of Hastings, has the job of building tbe bouse for Mr. Bodendorf. Hind* Corners. John Robinson bM purchued a new bicycle. Will Tobias lost a valuable horse last week with lockjaw. Jas. Brown and wife spent a part of last week In Otsego. Mrs. Wm. Cock, of Otsego, is visiting friends In this place. Hiss Iva Brown la staying at Shultz with her grandma Mrs. J. 8: Hinds. F. A. Kline and Fr^pk Bailey made a bualness trip to Hickory Corners Friday. There will be an Ice cream social at Ibe roaldenee of Jacob Kiltie Wednesday eve April send. Everybody cordially Invited to attend. Assyria Mrs. Lizzie Tasker Is very slek with the <rjna Tompkin, was at Charlotte a eouple Mills vlalted among Pr^rdevllle friends of dark last week. Friday and Saturday. > Hot much oewe thl. week, ererybodj J E. Calrna returned Saturday a trip to Chicago where be has beeu to plowing and cleaning house. Tbe echool wUl hold a warm sugar P‘i£"5.'v» B^«Bd name Sackett aoelal at Dan Olmateads tMa Wednesday, J. P. V. at Miss Bertha Palmer is quite sick. Following Is tbe list of jurors drawn for John Hili has traded farms with Lewis the May term of circuit court to convene May 18 at 9 o’clock a. m. * Wood-of Assyria. . Mrs. Mary Wilcox has rented her farm John Kurtz. City 1 and 4 wards. to Mr. Frame, of Bedford. Bert Tinkler. City 2 and 8 wards. Ed Mosey and family have been to Gales­ Horace W. Bishop, City 1 ward. burg a few days visiting relatives. Ezekiel Pierce, City 2 ward. Fred Pierce. Hope. Mr. Clark, of Woodbury, spent a few days last week with Ms son Elmer. OrvliOtis. “ The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Chas. Schmelker, Irving. A. P. Wood, “ W. Potter has been very sick the past week. * Clarence Iden, Johnstown. Ed Savage has moved Into the Cooper Warren Bird, “ house and Herbert Wright occupies tbe ‘ Oliver F. Long, Maple Grove. Savage bouse at tbe Center. William C. Meek, “ Ira D. Brooks, Orangeville. Peter Adrianson, Jr., “ Mark Norris, Prairieville. Selected ’ Manly Chase. “ About the only good thing about some Daniel M. Smith, Rutland. men. Is their reputation for being bad. Solon Doud. “ Joseph D. Kenyon, Thornapple. When liquor goes to a man’s bead it Wm. Freeman, “ usually finds itself in a lonesome place. Wm. J. Ritchie. Yankee Springs. When a man is ashamed to look in Myron C. Senslba. “ mirror, it Is safe to bet that his wife buys Wm. H. Tedder, Assyria. Burt*8tanton, Baltimore. his neckties. Geo. Norris, “ There never was a surer way to get be­ Chas. A. Polly, Barry. hind tbe bars, than to stand too much In Isaac Allison, . “ front of them. Watson McKibben, Carlton. B. R. Downing, Castleton. Why men drink is what staggers a woman; but it is what they drink that Lewis Rable, Hastings twp. staggers tbe men. Be publican State Convention. Maus trouble with woman began in an Detroit, Michigan. Feb. Si. 18B8 ancient garden—-apd now be wonders To the Republican Electors of the State of where it will end. ’ Michigan: Tbe State Convention of the Republicans of When you get the best of a bargain. It’s Michigan are hereby called to meet at the gets the cunning—when tbe other fellow * ” ‘ Auditorium, Detroit on Thursday May.7tb. IMA at 12 o’clock noon, for tbe purpose of nominating £est of it, its cbeatingfourteeu (14) electors of President and Mee The happiest day in a farmers life, is President of the United States, and electing . deiegatea-atrlarge and four mJ ternate when.his best pig takes a three dollar four delegates at large to tbe republican nattooal prize at the county fair. convention to be held at St. Louts. Mo . June 16tb. 1896. Also tor the purpose 01 selecting a It is easier to teach twenty, what they chairman of tbe state central committee and should do, than to be one of twenty to two members thereof from each congreisloiial district and tbe transaction of such other buslfollow your own teaching. nfss as may properly come forward. Under the call of Ine national republican com­ If you want to see a strong organization, mittee. each congressional district Is entitled look at the whiskey dealers; If you want to two delegates and two alternate delegates to to see a weak one. look at tbe consumers. the national convention which delegates shall be chosen at district conventions, held with not Statistics show that seventy-five per less than twenty (90) dais public notice, and not less than thirty (30) days before the meet­ cent of male criminals are unmarried. This ing of tbe natienal convention. goes to show how many men prefer the The delegates from the several counties la each congressional district are requested to penitentiary to matrimony. meet In district caucus at 10:30 o’clock a. m. Red lights are danger signals, and It is on the day of the state col vention. and »eieet candidates as follows, to be presented to tbe not in accord with the eternal Blaess of state convention for confirmation: Two mem­ things, that they should be displayed in bers of tbe state central committee. <me vicepresldeot, one assistant secretary. ot»e member drug store windows and not in saloons. each ot the committee on •■Credentials.” ••per­ When a man nearly breaks bis neck manent organlzndon and order of business” and‘-resolutions” and to transact such other getting ont of the way of a lightning bug, business as thev may deem necessary. supposing It to be the headlight of a loco­ Under tbe resolation nt tus. ao delegate will motive, it Is time for him to sign tbe be entitled to a seat In the convention who does not reside in the county be proposes to pledge. renresent. , In accordance with tbe resolution of 1806, every county win be entitled toonr delegate far Crop Report. each fire hundred of the' total vote cost for governor at tbe last state election (November Wheat in the fall made little growth, itfM) and one additional delegate for every but the winter was not unfavorable and it fraction amounting to three hundred, but each suffered very little Injury previous to organized county will be entitled to at least two about March 30. From that date to the (2) delegates. In compliance with the resoiations adopted in end of the month there was no covering of Detroit June 23. uso the secretary or each snow, and the ‘'freezing*’ and “thawing," county convention Is urged to' forward to the secretary of the state central committee. usual In March, caused the fields to look Detroit, by the earliest mall after the delegates brown, and did some considerable damage. to tbe state cunventlou be chosen, a certified hsi of such delegate* as are entitled to seats in Correspondents, however, at the time of making their reports, April 1, were hopeful •the state convention from tbelr respective counties. jhat warm rains would give the plants a This committee request* that the several start and show them to be not greatly nor counties select tbelr county committees for tbe permanently damaged. But the warm ensuing two years at the county convention* which elect delegates to the state convention rains do not come- Since tbe first of hereby called, and that the organization and April the weather has been continuously membership of such county committees together dry, with cold winds from the north and with postofflee addressee, be at once forwarded to the secretary of the state central committee northwest. Such weather cannot continue at Detroit, in order that early and systematic much longer without serious consequences. work may be begun and carried on through the Jamrs McMillan. The'condition ot wheat now Is more critical campaign. Chairman Republican Bute Central Com­ than^at any previous time since sowing. mittee. . The averages of correspondents’ estimat­ Dennis e. Alward. Secretary. (Barry county will be entitled to twelve (12) es, made April 1, are as follows, compari­ delegates.) son being with average years: Southern counties, S4.per cent; central counties 86 Republican Countv Convention. per cent: northern counties 93 per cent; A republican county convention to elect 11 and State 80 per cent. Ojb year ago the delegates to the Republican State Convention called to meet at Detroit on Thursday May 7th average condition In the State April 1. was 1896, will be held tn the Opera House Hastings. 85 per cent, and in 1894. 90 per cent. Mich. on Friday April 21th. ifc« commencing at March 1895. was a cold, dry month, and 11 JO a. m. In addition to the election of dele­ on April 1. the frost was not all out of tbe gates will be the election .of a Chairman and secretary of the County Committee, also the ground. In March 1894, the weather was election of delegates to the Congresslsual Con­ remarkably warm, with moderate amount vention to be held at Niles, to elect two dele­ gates to the Natle. al Convention and the elec­ ot precipitation. tion of a congressional Committee. The amount of wheat reported marketed Tbe various town* and wards will be entitled In Marc h Is 006,118 bushels, and in the to delegates as follows;-one delegate for each eight months. August-March, 7,313,236 25 votes cast for the republican candidate for Lieutenan' Goveruor In IBM and one for each bnShels. which Is 1,547,079 bushels less fraction of 13 over. ward................ a “ City than reported marketed in tbe same months Assyria... Haiti more. •• 2ud “ .................. 4 last year. •• 3rd “ .................. 4 Ban?.................... 8 The average condition of clover meadows Carlton.................5 •* 4th “ .................. 4 and pastures is, in tbe suutheru counties' Castleton........... 13 Hope................................ 8 Irviog C 63 per cent, central 73, northern 88, and Hastings twp..... 5 Johnstown........... 6 Rutland-.......................... 4State 69. Maple Grove....... 0 Thoraapple....................11 Orangeville ......... 5 Woodland .......... • Live stock is in good condition. The Yankee-SpriDgx..............A Prairieville..........c -----averages run from 90 to 96 per cent. Uces — immediately to .the Forward caucus notices ______ — The outlook for fruit is generally favor­ Hastings Banner and let each town and able. This belief Is based largely on the ward be fully represented. Hastings, Mien. March I6lh. 1896. fact that the steady cold weather has thus W. R. Cook. Chairman. far prevented any development of the buds. C. W. Jordan. Secretary. Republican Co. Committee. For more detailed statement of the prosl»ects for fruit, reference is made to the Republican Cougreaalonal Convention. following letters of special fruit correspon­ A Republican Conrentlou for the Fourth Comdents. ’ gressloual District will convene at Nile* od Wednesday. April a». 1806 at io o,clock a- m. for tbe purpose of electing two Itelegates and t*o Steal Estate Transfer*. Alternates to aUend the National Convestkm WAHHANTY DEEDS. t»be held at St. fx>ul». Mo. on June is, and tor • Clarence • Rogers to John W. Strausbaugh, the transaction of such other business as may properly eome before tbe Conveatlon. 40a. sec 6. Hastings. 8500. The several Counties will be entilled to dele­ Ge-inre Swanson to Margret Quinn, 7 ll& lGOa, sec 35. Johnstewa . t3883. _ , gates as follows: Allegan 13, Barry U, Berrien Lillie Parker to Mary Filkins, 37a. sec 1, Carl­ 19. Cans 10. St. Joseph tl. Van Buren 12. Daniki. trraiKBn, Hasttags. ton. •!. Jamks Brooks. St. Jo*epu. William Parker to Mary Filkins, 37a, sec 1, J. Q. BacRArr, Dowagiac. CMar? FUkensto Wmrand LUUe Parker. 74a, FRANKLIN WrULS, Constantine Edward Hawlky, Ganges. sec 1, Carlton, fiizno. _ A. H. Cook. South Haven. Walter A. Spaulding to Chas E. Btorr. toa. sec 23. Prairieville, >4900. Literary Notes. Sarah R. Miller to David H. and Fannie 8. Perrault, 3*. see 16. Tnornapple, Svn The Review of Reviews is almost indis­ Benj. A. Oo*sm*> to Wm Cridler. lots. Mid­ pensable to tbe grncial reader who wishes dleville, fl»o Martin Miller to David II. and Nora DeMott, to keep abreast of tbe rapidly developing ita.tec 22. Johnstown. >1. international questions of the day. In tbe John Ha*elscbacht to Jane McArthur. 40u, April number there is a full and able ^Christoplfer^KHi to Jonathan E. and Ida M. editorial discusoiuu of tbe complicated Lake, parcel, sec 33,Ca*tieton. 13300. African situation, which is described as Anna Grant to Geo. W. Gregory, 5s. see 5. Baltimore, 975. .. , . . -the drama of ‘Europe in Africa.’ * Tbe Leonard Wunderlich to F. J. and mixed interests and motives of England, Hartle M. Bosworth. 160a. sec 71, Woodland, Russia, Italy and France in the Dark ContF ■1800. Charlotte 8. Stabler to Manly H. Sherman, neut are clearly set forth. Russia’s gen­ eral attitude toward the European powers 100a. see 11 and 13. Yankee Springs* fiMOO. is also discussed, and the editor comments QUIT CLAIM «>E«M. John Vandewalker to Wm. L. Wlsweli. 40a, briefly on America’s relations with Spain, sec 32. • iOK. our Interest In the Cuban revolution, and Mantarot Quine, et al to Donald Swanson. the present status of tbe Venezuelan, boundary dispute. In addition to this editorial treatment (in tbe department enCtotte- tilled “The Progress of tbe World?) tbe ion. IB0. Clement Smith to Add Varney. 5a, sec 0. Oas- Review presents a remarkably complete ^EdniAteDikon to Eliza A. Brown, st al. parcel. survey of the Cuban sHoatioo by Murat ^tertbi^Uh1 to Robert Smith, 80a. sec 29, Halstead, a summary of the best current thought In England on the subject of inter­ ^DavS D. Darling to Henry Kkert, 40a, sec 3. national arbitration, and a vivid account ef tbe relief work now going en in Ar­ l*AbfislV- Kill to Sylvia KU1, parcel, sec 33, menia. In short, the Review of Revtewa records a month's activities In both teBto- GrainS&?toO,<»'vSi?rJ»^ 1J i. ■ ‘ ’ '' I �SIX ARE SLAIN- Hastings Banner MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Thursday, Apr. 16, 1896. COOK BROS.. Proprietors. A STORY DENIED. No Communication Sent to Madrid on the Cuban Question. Tbe President Accumulating Information xo Enable Him to Form a Just Con­ ception of the Actual Situa­ tion in Cuba. Washington, April 13. — The state­ ment published in a number of newspa­ pers Saturday morning, purporting to flfivc an outline of a dispatch alleging to ( have been sent by Secretary Olney to ‘ the United States minister at Madrid,' proposing mediation on the part of the United States in the Cuban insurrec- J lion, has no foundation in fact. The most positive and direct denial that can » —. i_ 1-------Ai-a to the be. put in ------words cani be applied «tory. ■ These statements are made on an un­ questionable authority and in such terms ns to justify an explicit repudia­ tion. not only of the whole tenor and {ihraseology of the alleged synopsis of he ndministratien's attitude, but a statement of equal positiyeness that no such dispatch was transmitted to Min­ ister Taylor. Undoubtedly the presi­ dent and Secretary Olney, if not the other members of the cabinet, have dis­ cussed the Cuban situation with a view to determining what policy this govern­ ment should pursue with reference to It. But whatever negotiations, if any. may have been initiated on the sub­ ject have not been put on paper in any shape. President Moving: with Care. The president has for some time been accumulating information from official, semi-official and private sources to en­ able him to form a just conception of -the actual condition of affairs in Cuba. Outside of Havana, at the first class -ports of Cardenas, Cienfuegos, Matan»s, Sagua la Grande and Santiago, we hare consular officers of high grade. Not one of these ports has yet been ■disturbed or menaced by the insurgent •forces. Reports from the United States consular officials at these pointe con■tain much valuable information, which it is not deemed ‘‘compatible with the public interests” to make public at this time, as called for by the recent resolu­ tion of tbe house of representatives. ^There are also a number of American capitalists in Boston and elsewhere who own Cuban plantations and hav-t their American managers on the island. From these men much confidential inlormatRm has been and is being re­ ceived. With all these sources for ob­ taining the facte open to the adminis­ tration it has never been contemplated at any time to send -Gen. Schofield or any other army officer to Cuba to inves­ tigate and report. The president and Secretary Olney have felt that they were getting at the facta in a much ■spore satisfactory way than by sending a special commissioner, and when they .lune received all the information ob­ tainable, and not till then, will there be any consideration of the question as to what action, or whether any ac­ tion. should be taken on the concurrent xvsolutions of congress. Will Ignore American Claim*. Havana, April 13.—Great Interest h felt here in a report received by the Diario Marina from.Madrid to the effect that the Spanish government has de­ cided to pay no attention to claims of American citizens for damages for losses suffered in Cuba until the United States agrees not to intervene in the Cuban question. ELECTROCUTION IN OHIO. Yho Electric Method of Execution to Go Into Effect After July 1, Columbus, OM April 10.—By the ac­ tion of the house Thursday in passing the Jones senate bill, Ohio adopts the electric method of execution. It does mot go into effect until July 1 and con­ tinues the gallows method of execution lor all persons upon whom tbe sentence of death has already been pronounced. Rhode Island for Reed. ■Providence, R. L, April 11.—The re­ publican state convention was held here Friday and elected delegates at large the national convention at St Louis. TVliii* the delegates were not instructed, the sentiment of the convention was ■unanimously for the nomination of) Iteetl. .The only platform adopted was a I TvwduUon -presented by the Providence 1 board of trade, which declares in favor of gold as a monetary standard, in favor of a national board of arbitration, and denounces the free coinage of silver. At the truth annual meeting in Ionia 01 the Christian Endeavor society offi­ cers were elected as follows: President, William H Strong, of De­ troit: vice president. Prof. O. P. Coler, of Ann Arbor; secretary. Flora B. Roberts, of Lapere; treasurer. H. O. Fanning, of Grand Rapids; junior superintendent. Ma­ bel Bates, of Traverse City; missionary ruperintendent, B. IL Hoobler. of Bey City. The report of the secretary showed a gain since last year of 3S5 societies and more than 10,000 members, "the society now having 66,000 members in the state. In Colorado Buildings and Some Lives Probably Lost-Texas and Nebraska Also Swept by the Wind. Masonic Home Will Close. The managers of the Masonic home at Grand Rapids have sent out notices . that the .home will be closed April 15, and asking friends of the 37 inmates to make other arrangements for their tore. The association has some money left for the care of the property, but not enough to maintain ft. A committee ' appointed jn February to devise means for raising -funds, will report in May, and if the money becomes available the home will be reopened. Died of Tuberculosis. The attention of Gov. Rich has been called to a remarkable case occurring in Montcalm county some time since, in which a farmer lost twa head of cattle from tuberculosis. Subsequently his entire family, consisting of six persons, with two attendants, were stricken, and all died of the disease. The matter will be turned over to the state board of health for investigation and report. The case excites much interest in med­ ical circles. Colorado City, Tex., April 13.—A cy­ clone struck this town Saturday night, doing considerable dnmiage to property and resulting in the death of James Sol­ omon, a 12-year-old boy. The Solomon house was scattered all over the block. Mr. Splomon, wife and five children had retired, and it is remarkable that any of them escaped alive. Dallas, Tex., April 13.—All that pait of the state west, southwest and north­ west was visited by a severe windstorm Saturday night The wind came from the west, and in many localities was al­ most a tornado. At Fort Worth a sash, door and blind factory and the grand stand at the baseball park were wrecked. At Cresson, a small town below Fort Worth, the Fort Worth & Rio Grande railway depot, the Meth­ odist church and nine business houses and residences were demolished. At Bates, Dentpn county, the Meth­ odist church was destroyed and other buildings moved from their founda­ tions. Along the line of the Texas Cen­ tral, from Cisco to Dublin, damage to farmhouses and crops is reported. The wind was followed by a driving rain, which added to the damage. Health in Michigan. During the week ended April 4 re­ ports sent in by 49 observers in various portions of the state indicate that measles and pneumonia increased and erysipelas and plenritis decreased in area of prevalence. Consumption was reported at 247 places, typhoid fever at 17, diphtheria at 16, scarlet fever at 38, measles at 34, whooping cough at 10 and smallpox at Saginaw, Bay City, Ma­ rine City and Ionia. Lead In HU Neck Thirty Years. W. H. Lamberton, of Niles, an old soldier, was shot in the neck near Gravel Springs, Ala., 33 years ago. The puin was so slight that Lamberton thought he had a mere flesh wound. A few days ago he experienced a sharp pain which gave him much annoyance. The surgeon made an examination and extracted a bullet which Lamberton had carried in his heck for over 30 years. Condition of Wheat. The Michigan crop report for April says that wheat in the fall made small growth, but the winter was not un­ favorable, and it suffered very little In­ jury previous to about March 30.—The condition of wheat now is more critical than at any previous time since sow- Omaha, Neb., April 13.—The heaviest rainfall In Nebraska the last five years prevailed Saturday and Sunday. In the southern counties a violent wind­ storm preceded the rain, and consider­ able damage is reported, but no lives weije lost as far as can be ascertained. A dispatch from Red Cloud says a vio­ lent gale prevailed and the sky assumed an inky darkness. Many persons rushed to their storm cellars. A new schoolhouse, to cost about $10,000, will be erected nt Iron Moun­ tain the coming season. A woman of Norway, Dickinson coun­ ty, coughed so hard that she broke a strong suspicions of incendiarism. The loss is about >25,000; insurance, >10,000. Ben Fletcher, traveling passenger agent of the Detroit, Grand Haven 1% Milwaukee road, has been appointed Michigan traveling passenger agent of the Grand Trunk lines, with headquar­ ters in Detroit. Charles Noble was under arrest at Kalamazoo, charged with robbing J. Sedan & Son, of Paw Paw, his former employers, of >400. Greenville now has a state bank. Church & Co.’s private bank having been reorganized as such v^th a capital of >25,000. The village of Berne, in Huron coun­ ty, has lost its only two stores, both of which have moved to Pigeon, a rival town ’ short distance away. . - St Louis, April 10.—Ex-LieiiL Gov. Gustave Koerner, of Illinois, died at his residence in Belleville, Bl| at seven o’clock Thursday morning. He was bora in Frankfort-dn-the-Main, Ger­ many, in 1809, and came to Belleville in 1833. From 1845 to 1849 he was judge cm the Illinois supreme bench. He was elected lieutenant governor of Illinois !n YmS he ln 1862 “e waB appointed United States minister to Spain. He was in Madrid 2$4 years and Bien resigned. In 1372 he supported Greeley for president, and since then he has been a democrat. Plenty of Corn in Iowa. Mason City, la., April 10.—From care­ fully-prepared statistics received from a number, of counties in this state and estimates based on others there are 60,000,000 bushels of corn in the north half of the stale, representing a value of >11,000,000. Two-thirds of this is still held by farmers for higher prices and the remainder by local and foreign spec­ ulators. No estimate could be secured on oata, but several millions of dollars are tied up in this product. Iowa never had a crop condition of thia kind be­ fore. • Bankers Will Meet in Bt. Louis. Springfield, HU April 13.—The Amer­ ican Bankers’ association will bold ita annual meeting this year in St Louis on September 22,23 and 24. Arrangements have been made to close the annual ses­ sion with an excursion to Lincoln’s tomb at Springfield. DI., on September 2>, The bankers will devote one day to patriotism and honoring the memory of the great martyr. JEi * JKha® Persona Drowned. Capefteary.Va., April 11.—Capt. John Faunae and his son Percy, of Washing­ ton, were drowned yesterday, with their crew of seven colored men. Capt. Iowa Contractors FalL Faunae wns renewing his sturgeon nets, Des Moines, la., April 13.-J. C. Mar­ John H. Ruckman, of Ann Arbor, has dis, one of the oldest building contract­ which are located on the coast just be­ low Virginia Beach. An ocean swell been appointed a fourth assistant ex­ ors in the city, failed, with liabilities ■truck the little graft and capsized it^ aminer in the patent office at the na­ of about >20,000. The value of tional capital at a salary of >1,200. is doubtful. They consist mostly of Rev. W. Wellington Carson, D. D., district school bonds. Toe low a bid on T SulflJes fn a Fit of Rage. pastor of the Jefferson Avenue Presby ­ a large contract for erecting school Omaha, Reb., April 9.—Amanda Beidterian church and a well-known Pres­ buildings Is the cause of the failure. • ler, of Council Bluffs, a young woman, byterian divine, died at his residence suicided Wednesday morning in a fit in Detroit, aged 51 years. Portland, Ore., April 10.—The demo­ rage. Hers is the third suicide in the The steel bridge spanning the Clinton crate Ln convention yesterday adopted family, her sister Nettie having killed herself three years ago after trying to river nt Mount Clemens fell into the a platform favoring the free and un­ kill her chum, a Salvation Army lass, river with a train of electric cars and limited coinage of silver at the ratio of aud the mother having previously Motorman William Spencer was seri­ sixteen to one and elected delegates to ously injured. hanged herself. the national convention instructed to Burglars broke open the safe of support a free silver candidate for presSmith & Parson at Menominee and tecured >30? in money and >1,000 worth of jewelry. % The Sunday schools of Oceana county will hold their annual convention at Shelby on April 23 and 24, and preparetions are being made for a big meeting. A new secret order, called the Sons of the Desert, has been organised at Reed City. Prominent Mystic Shriners are among the incorporators. Medina’s midget, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reynolds, is dead. She was 15 months old and weighed children'dead and then wmanittad sui­ cide by shooting himself through the A letter was found in Mlnshall's pocket In which he deciares his purpose to kill him«lf beesuse of pressing financial difficulties, and hints at his In­ tention to kill Mr. Sands;who, declares, had taken advantage of him* ILLINOIS PROHIBITIONISTS." They Meet in Springfield and Nominate State Officer*. Springfield, HL, April lO.-The prohi­ bition state convention yesterday nom­ inated for governor Bale Johnson, of Newton; for lieutenant governor, E. A. Wendell, of Fairbury; for secretary state, Alonzo E. Wilson, of Chicago; for auditor, Arthur J. Bassett, of Chicago; for treasurer, E. K. Hayes, of Galva; for attorney general, Robert H. Patton, dt Springfield; for trustees state universi­ ty, Miss Lucy Page Gaston, of Harvey, Mrs. Carrie L. Grout, of Rockford, Mrs. Ella M.0rr, of Pittsfield. Th? platform favors woman suffrage, free silver, civil service reform, and reaffirms the posi­ tion of the party on the liquor question. PLUG ’’’ A FATHER’S AWFUL DEED. Will. Hl. Eloping Daughtar and Her Sweetheart, Then Blow* Himself Up. Brenham, Tex., April 10.—At two o’clock Thursday morning on the depot platform at Millican, a man named Jchn Brooks shut and killed bin daughter Mollie, and also shot her sweet­ heart, A C. Worrels, just as they were about to board the north bound passen­ ger train for Bryan, where they were going to be married. After the shooting Brooks went to the rock quarry near Millican and sat down on a box of dynamite which he exploded and blew himseW to atoms. Nothing but hia legs and feet were found. You get 5% oz. of “Battle Ax” for 10 cents. You only get 3J oz. of other brands of no better quality for 10 cents. In other words, if you buy “Battle Ax” you get 2 oz. more "ou afford to same money* < resist this fact? EXPECT ADJOURNMENT MAY 15. Hou*® Nearly Through with the General Appropriation Bills. Washington, April 18.—With the for­ tification bill reported to the house, the only general appropriation bill remain­ ing to be submitted to that tody for passage is the general deficiency bill. Members feel confident that the socalled long session of the Fifty-fourth congress will adjourn bj the 15th of May, and thus prove one of the shortest sessions on record within tbe past 20 THE NAME OF THE NEXT GUSTAVE KOERNER DEAD. Childs & Sawyer and Baum, Besnah & Co., of Menominee, have been closed under chattel mortgages. H. G. Strumpher, who went to Kala­ mazoo to operate a detective bureau, has disappeared. At the annual meeting in Saginaw of । the G. A. R. Gen. William Shakespeare, । of Kalamazoo, was elected department Mrs. Amanda Amanda* J. J. Hal Hal-­ [ co man dor, anb Mrs. _ . •___ . , . I stead, of Concord, was chosen depart*' meat president of the W. R. C. The greater'portion of the hamlet of Stony Point, 18 miles south ot Jackson, was burned. The bursting of a grindstone in Stuart’s foundry at Allegan fatally in- ] jured Carroll Gay. The Barber &_Britton Hoop com-' pany’s factory was totally destroyed 1 by fire Friday morning. There are । Cripple Creek, Col., April 13<—The Cripple Creek district was visited by the severest and most destructive bliz­ zard ever known Sunday. An immense amount of damage has been done, and in all probability some lives have been lost in the hills, rumors to that effect being In circulation, and general fear is enter­ tained for the prospectors. A light snow started at 11 o’clock Saturday night and about three in the morning the storm was renewed and the velocity of the wind, which was from the north­ east, increased and continued to blow at the rate of 60 miles an hour all day. A score or more of buildings in this city were blown down and. tents, signs and loose lumber were scattered over town. All the telephone wires out of the camp are down, and no trains arrived or de­ parted Sunday afternoon. Denver, Col., April 13.—The 1:20 p. m. train over the Florence & Cripple Creek road was stalled between here and Ana­ conda. One of the suburban trains from Victor is stuck in the snow at Elkton. On the Midland Terminal two passen­ ger trains are blockaded at Gillett# Pentwater, Mleh, April IL—8- BMimhall. M attorney of this town, made a .ucoeaaful attempt on Thurs­ day night to aaaaminate ^1**“ B. O. Sands, president of the Sands * Maxwell Lumber company. After tear­ ing Sands for dead. Mlnshall went io hif home and shot hl. wife three OF NOVEMBER 4TH, 1696 In some conditions the gain from the use of Scott’s Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil isYapId. "For this reason we put up a 50c. size, which is enough for an ordinary cough, or cold, or useful as a trial for babies and children. In other conditions gain must be slow, sometimes almost imperceptible, health can't be built up in a day. For this Scott’s Emulsion must be taken as nourishment, food rather than medicine, food prepared for tired and weak digestions. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE tbe United States, will publish all the poBUeal ^”7 American dtixen regardless of party affiliation.-; lM<f*ctlre farm, foreign correspondence covering the news af the ln lb» countiT. market report> which are. 1,1,011 5U>rt0,1 ■ complete in eaci number, the rn nm of the and ’rite tlbeir best comic picture*. faahi<’i< pistes »nd intent *nd attractivedepawnienjh-uwhold A. W*eS!?r Trtbun*" is an Ideal family paper wlU»circn!i.t»on larger chance?PuW,},r*tJoo.ln th® country Issued from the office of a .ally, tarn 111 tending to give It greater Ute and variety, and r,jecUfly more interew to tbe women and young peopte of the household n wnrM * SPECIAL CONTRACTnsblnus tooa«r this splendid jpcnnl ud lb- BANNER ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.00 CflJH IN NbVUNCE. (Th® regular subscription price of the two papers is 11.75.) Subscriptions may begin*at any time. Address all orders to THE PANNER Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo W. Best, Room 2, Tribune building, New York City, and a sample copy of The New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. �11 ■ _______________ Hastingc Banner Thursday, Apr. 16, 1896. w. R. COOK. Local Bdltor. . LOCAL NEWS. • cntcaumoN • tnmwoek, 95 quires. Hereafter, change* for advertteemente oust reach this office Tuesdays at latest to aran Insertion in tbe laaoe of tbe weak when brought. June •CHOOL COLUMN. Soap hurt, no fabric. Unn.T”8.?1'?*!1” telephone line te to be AdpewJ *** ,rOn> C11’ “ Io baball ot tbe examining board I Sod Powder leaven. !It neceuary to make Km allocation, and explanatlOM coooenlng tbe teacher-, examinatloru th. lut ot which ooenrred on March M-3T i!?4? <** forU*“1 teal week than during In .pita ot tt. fact that the Amendment, ..Drtyamn u» tnparlltaa from mt blood *>l ot laat waaon. ।to the General School Taw* (p**w>d at the *’°te WMllred ' languid Reeling and even serious illness. of tbe Legislature 1895) have been Itte all the Mme, a alight eold, congealed session ! Fitzgerald, G*., the new colony of vet­ ttnga or a^vere oough. One Minute Cough published in full, there are those in the county who are not conversant with even Cure banlUMw them. W. H. G oopviar • j erans has 8000 inhabitants and no police the times of holding the regular examin­ force. . ' ltl° teacher,’ examination recently ations । as required by law. We give below those parte of tbe amend­ Stephen A. Rolph Being Carried From Wayland people are trying to have a neid in Berrien county, only 26 of the 99 applicant* passed. iments which refer to the times of holding the Battle Field. race track and fair grounds built there this the regular examination*. Nothing cleans cleaner than Jaxon soap ’ When company H, Sth Ohio Regi­ season. •‘The board of school examiners shall, ment started for the War of the Rebel­ The new telephone 0 npany which Is for 1 the purpose of examiuliig all persons lion, Stephen A. Rolph. River Styx, Grand Ledge’s death rate last year was being organized at Menominee has already ’who may offer themselves ai teachers for Ohio was numbered among the re- twenty-three per one thousand, an secured 600 subscribers. Ithe public schools, hold two regular public i-ruits- when next he returned to hia in carb year at tbe county home’he was borne on a stretcher, tremely high rate. Tn a can of Hopkins’ Steamed Hominy examinations < which examinations shall begin on h-ivi g- los. a leg in the battle of Win­ j The village of Rockford had a disastrous (HulledCorn). It is delicious. FullqL. 10c. seat, tbe last Thursday of March and the third ches 'r Va„ March 23, ’62. During fire last week, the business portion being A little ill. then a little pill. Tbe 11! I* Thursday of August In cash year. From the v ars following he did not recover almost totally destroyed. !gone, tbe pill has won. DeWitt’s Little these 1 two examinations certificates of all f*r< sn the shock, privation and expos­ Early Risers the little pills that great ill*. gr I ades may be granted. - :n< dent to army life. In a recent A cave alleged to rival In extent and ■ 'Bfc^ald board of examiners mayalso lu W. H. Goodyear. ‘-.terview he states: *1 was stricken grandeur the Mammoth Cave at Kentucky hold two other regular It Is estimated that the value of the thelruiscri'iion j vi-!..nervous prostration a year ago, has been discovered iu Edmonson county public examinations, which shall begin on .1 1- continued for six mouths; I trout catch in Green Bay duribg the past the third Thursdays of June and October the same state. winter reached a total of $20,000. ( tn- ted with the best physicians I could at such places as in the judgment of the - , .r f. but they all failed; Dr. WhefclHenry Legge a well known pioneer of ; It is not a mlracle.lt will not cure every- board ' the best interests of tbe teachers cr Nerve Vitahgerwas recommended That’s what may 1 require. From these* two examin­ Beltevue died last week. . He was a (J. A. thing, but it will core plies. count of its effectual treatment DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve will do, be- ations 1 only certificates of the second and , nR.ir cases. I could note a change R. man, and was confined in Libby prison cause it has done it in hundreds of cases. third 1 grades may be gran tod. ' 1 tl.e first dose, improvement con- during tbe war. In counties having one hundred and W. H. Goodyear. ■ -. u i': withits use and foui bottles-refifty or more districts, the said board of The long talked-of revival of the Olym­ Some strong talk is heard at Standish < • red me to perfect health. may hold one special public pic games In Greece will take place at of try ing to pull the county seat back to examiners । examination for each additional, twenty1.s'n/f by Jr. H. Goodyear. Athens 5 to 15. America has eight repre­ Omer, from where it was removed three 1five districts or fractions thereof.” years ago. sentatives. mostiy college men. Inasmuch us Barry county has only one Take a dose of DeWitt’s Little Early hundred forty-seven dish lets, no special IT !-S IDA HTZ SIMMONS, Charlotte and Eaton Rapids ladles can l>e held in this county. Riner* just for the good they will do you. examinations 1 I ..chT of Plano. Organ. Voice Culture. played whist last week at the Anderson Just a word In regard to the granting of These little pills nre good for indigestion, ■ • . Th •roiutli Bass and other advanced StH clal terms in classes of two or House in the latter city, the game result­ good for headache, good for liver com “special certificates,” the present board Is :: V. ire Culture For particulars call They are much opposed to the issuing of special ing in a victory for the Eaton Rapids plaint, good for constipation. certificates. It is no honor to us to grant good. - w. 11. Goodyear. ladles who secured 19 more points than them, and no honor to hold one. The The Reading village council has ap- ,cases are exceptional ones In which they their opponents. IUM. H. STEBBINS. pointed Frank R. Slater for village mar­ are granted at all. But four special cer­ »I Ei nerai. Director. ) A recent examination of food samples shal. Slater ran for constable In tbe vil­ tificates have been Issued since the present r.-*xt ty Vhrlstmas’ Photograph by the British board of Agriculture lage but was defeated. board began operations, nearly a year. A st u-iio. Kraidcnee 300 Court street. AU v ti-nJed day or night. showed this result: Out of 51 samples Busy people have no time, and sensible person having held one special is disqualL from the United States aud 39 from Cana­ people have no inclination to use a slow fed under the law to bold a second special. MNot more than three third grade certifi­ da not one was adulterated, while 37 out remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts cates nor more than one special shall be I E. BARRELL. W. W. POTTER. promptly and gives permanent results. of 124 samples from Germany were adul­ granted to any person.” J . BARRELL * POTTER, W. H. Goodyear. Several who failed at the last examlnaAttorheys at Law. terated. Circuit Court opens at Standish next tlon have requested special certificates. .-•.re over Hastings City Bank. Collections ;: ■ tupiiy attended to. and general law business Hundreds of barrels of cooked horse week and among the big suits to be tried- We desire to quote a passage of the Schoo] meat are sold every winter to poultry rais­ will be the one of Bay against Arenab Law in this collection. Sec Howell’s county for back taxes. Annotated Statutes 5154 which reads (in ers. Tbe horseflesh Is cooked iu tight \V A LAMPMAN, Burns are absolutely painless when De­ the latter part of tbe paragraph) “Nor tanks under a steifn pressure of 45 pounds. H . D. D. S. shall any member of tbe board of examin­ AR kin !- <»f Dental work- done carefully and This penetrates every particle of the meat Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve is promptly ap­ •: .mptiy, L««cal Anesthesia, gas or chloroform plied. This statement Is true. A perfect ers unless authorized by the board, grant purifying and cooking it thoroughly. It ■ i-n. Office over Fhin Smith's Racket Store, remedy for skin diseases, chapped hands a special certificate to any person who at a previous examination failed to secure a is a good food for egg production. One of and lips, and never fails to cure Piles. J. C. 1 AMPMAN, M. D. certificate." This clause of tbe law makes W. H. Goodyear. it Impossible for the Commissioner or anv •• with W A. Lampman, calls promptly the most popular brands for poultry food After election and when the votes were other member of the board to grant n d. special attention given to tilting now on the market is made of horse flesh. •'. nil treating Hernia or Rupture for counted the council of Dundee met and specials to those Who failed, unless author­ il cure. The majority of cases can be At East Liverpool, Ohio, at the recent elected Spencer Harwick for village mar­ ized by the examining board. itn inly cured without a surgical operaelection, the women made the Bible an shal for the second year. We desire also to sayl a word in regard to the subject of School! Law in teacher’s issue and won easily. Recently the school It’s just as easy to try One Minute examinations. Heretofore that subject aw and collection office of board discharged teachers for reading the Cough Cure as anything else. It's easier has not been required op teacher’s certifi­ J. M. SMITH. Bible on opening school. The women to cure a severe cough or eold with it. Let cates, and consequently tbe standings in Collections made in all parts of the state ] employed carriages and 2.400 votes were your next purchaseJor a cough be One that subject have not been placed upon tbe Ouvejanclng a speciality. Special pains Minute Cough Cure. Better medicine; cards of applicants who failed, because taken in drafting contracts, chattel mort­ । cast by women in the town, defeating all better result; better try it. they were not placed upon the certificates gages and wills. Woodland, Mich. the members of the school board who W. H. Goodyear. issued. At the last examination fully two voted for the discharge of the teachers A hardwood mill will be erected at Han­ thirds of the applicants failed on the sub­ dward Taggart < Loyal E. Knappen. who read the Bible. cock soon.'Hieing tbe first of the kind on ject of School Law. Arthur O. Denison. The certificates Issued hereafter in com­ Large quantities of wreckage' from tbe the southern shore of Lake Superior. The • TAGGART, KNAPPEN & DENISON. pliance with the new Jaw will bear the mill will be a large one. LAWYERS. steamer Chicora were found on the beach markings in school law, as will the cards Rooms 8tl 817 Michigan Trust Co. Blig„ We might tell you more about One Mln-1 . . Grand Rapids, Michigan. south nf St. Joseph, Saturday. .It consist­ I also, and the marking of this subject must cto Cough Cure but you probably kauw |। be upcv? Dm* same iutsls im the markings v...... .... w apev.’ Jiu* -vmir nans me marnuip ed of furniture, upper works, and barrels that It cures a cough. I AMES A. SWEEZEY. ■ F — ’I of all Other subject*. We give below the L which were identified as coming from that who has used IL It Is a . v Attorney at law, questions In School Law used March 26wblch faUed Hastings. Mich. boat Some of it is tarued. indicating for coughs, cold*, hoaresness. It Is an es-1 n. Ite'.nrr . .. . . . Practices in all courts of tbe state. Col­ pccial favorite (or children, being nleH<iaiit pleasant 1.How may a teachers’ association be that the steamer might liave inn-n on fire. Ito take and quick in curing. lections promptly attended to. Incorporated? What amount of property Search for the wreck will be resamed tbi^ W. H. Goodyear.* may an association hold? month. This wreckage was broken loose I ’ A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. 2. For how long are college certificates It is feared by the peppermint growers valid? Under what conditions do they V • • Physician and Surgeon, by tbe terrific gale of Wednesday, which of Sl Joseph county that the roots of tbe become life certificates? Delton, • Mich. raised a tremendous sea. Office In residence, one block east of depot. plants have been Injured by the recent 3. What officer must be consulted be­ E. J. Wietnari of Aramada, a traveling sudden changes In the weather. fore sentence can be passed upon aA. & C. H. BARBER juvenlle disorderly person? 4. How long salesman of the United States Baking Co., • Physicians and Surgeons. Free Pill*. do text books once adopted continue to be Calls in city or county responded tu with received a telegram while at Lansing last Send your address to H. E. Bucklcn «fc the legal text books of the district? How promptness, day.or night. Tuesday announcing that his wife had Co., Chicago, and get a fret sample box of may text books be changed within this ~A.~SHEL1X)N, A trial will limited time? 5. What officers are elect­ presented him with triplets, two girlsand Dr. King’s New itlfe Pills. These pills ed at the first school meeting of a newly a boy. Mr. Wleman doubted its authen­ convince you of*their merits. • .Abstract and Real Estate Office. are easy In action and aie particularly ef­ organized school district? How long after Abstract Block. Hastings. Money to loan on Real Estate Real Estate ticity, as he feared some fellow drummer fective in tbe cure of Constipation and this first election do the respective district sold on commission. General conveyancing, was Joshing him. Be telegraphed borne sick headache. For Malarial aud Liver officers remain In office? daring a complete set of Abstract Books, comji’.’-d fiom the Records, can furnish complete and received another dispatch confirming Trouble* they have been proved invalu­ able. They are guaranteed to be perfect­ tbe new*. Mr. Wleman recently drew a What tbe Shakers of Mount Lebanon ly free from every deleterious substance hilip t colgrove horse in a raffle and is now of the opinion and to be purely vegetable. The}' do not know more about than anybody else, is the Attorney at lutw that things have not ceased coming his weaken bv their action, but by giving tone use of herbs and how to be healthy. (Successor to Smith & Colgrove.) to stomach and Ubwels greatly invigorate They have studied the power of food. (Office in Union block. Hasting*.> the system. Regular size 25c. per box. They nearly ail live to a ripe old age. Practice* tn all rhe courts of the state. A north side man is very fond of Sold by W. H. Goodyear. The Shaker Digestive Cordial is pre­ A E. KENASTON, onions. A few evenings ago he was suf­ pared by the Shakers from herbs and The wife of Dr. G. C. Young, of Maple plants with a special tonic aud power over Attorney Rt Law, fering from a severe cold and went into (Over J. 8. Gooth e<t & Co.’s store.) Rapids has been left $20,000 by a foster the stomach. Practices in all courts at tbe State. Collection* tbe pantry without a light, reaching into father who lived at Stratford, Ont. She It helps the stomach digest its food, and >romptlyattend^d to. a pan aud got what he supposed was an left immediately to take possession. digested food Is the strength-maker. L R. T! M MERMAN, Homcepathic Phy onion. He pared aud ate it but remarked Strong muscles, strong body, strong WhU We Offer You 1 ’ sielafa and Surgeon. brain, all come from properly digested to bis wife afterward that It tasted as Is this; If you are troubled with Catarrh, food. Office ovrr Roger's grocery store.) though It had been frozen. In the morning Cold In Head, Hay Ftiger. go to the drug­ A sick stomach can be cured and diges­ when his wife went Into the pantry In pre­ gist named below and get a bottle of Ceu tion made easy by Shaker Digestive Cor­ ity paring breakfast she saw with horror that turyCatarrh Cure. No danger of teeing dial. humbugged. Relief In five minutes and a It cures nausea, loss of appetite, pain In Instead of eating an onion her husband Hastings, - Mich. positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. the stomach, headache, giddiness, weak­ had eaten one of her most valuable tulip ness and all other symptoms of Indigestion C-a-FITA-L. 76,000.00 bulbs. The Observer has promised to give Three boys named Bentz, Fog and certainly and permanently. SURPLUS, $17,000.00 Fowler, of Jonesville, started counting Sold by druggists. Trial bottle 1 0 cents. no names; but If the gentleman blossoms ties Tuesday for the great west to scalp Ise-r;Hirat<t»d under Lhe laws of tbe Stat* ot out in tbe spring everybody will know Indians. They were caught at All^tt and Michigan. Tour Boy Won’t I.^ve a Month. who ate the "oiilon.”—-Portland Obser­ brought back. ______________ _ So Mr. Gilman Brown, of 34 Mill St., If the Baby i* Catting Teeth. Open for business, Dec. IS, 1886- ver. of South Gardner, Mass., was told by the Be sure and use that old and well tried doctors. His son had long trouble, fol­ OFFICERS; “A little farm well tilled, remedy. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup lowing Typhoid Malaria, and he spent D. G. Robinson. President: A little cellar well filled. for children teething. It sooths tbe child, three hundred and seventy five dollars Chester Me«er. Vice Pres. A little wife well willed.”. softens the gums, allays all pain, cures with doctors, who finally gave him up, Dan W. Reynolds, Caehler What could you wish u man better than wind colic and Is the best remedy for saying: “Your boy won’t live a month.” DIRECTORS: that? The last is hot the least by any diarrhoea. Tweuty-flve cents a bottle. He tried Dr. King’s New Discovery and a W. H Power*. Dan W. Reynolds. means, but how can a wife be well willed few bottles restored him to health and en­ R. B. Mdsser, D. G. Robinson, Altietl Okvy ot Uv recently went duck abled him to go to work a perfectly well Chester Messer if she be the victim of those distressing M. L.Cook. P. T. Colgrove. maladies that make her life a burden. Let hunting. He raised bls gnn and Bred at a man. He says he owes his present good her take Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Sock when tbe end ot the cartridge blew health to the use of Dr. King’s New Dis­ Hu the only Raving* department In Barrj and cure all painful irregularities uterine out. burning bls face In a botrlble manner covery. and knows It Io be the best in I he County and pays interest on all time ’ disorders, inflammation and ulceration.pro- with the powder. world for Lung Trouble. Trial bottles deposits. free at W. H. Goodyear’s Modern Drug lapsus and kindred weaknesses. It » • aaCW.svvr^H —-- ------ boon and a blessing to women. Thousand* Store. are in tbe bioom of health by using it. when otherwise they would be under thr sod. Are you a Offerer? Uselt.orsomday we may read— * A llttie-wife self willed. When Baby was pick, we gave ber Cartori*. fn” ild itS™?!!”?E3y Rosewood coffin early filled. When she wu a Child, she cried for Cartori*. Spite of doctor well skilled. hearlna wUl SSgl When she became Mis*, Ae clung to Cartoria. Ovarian. Fibroin, and other T™°'’ cured without mrgery. Book, te’110'?" whl' btewtbloa bat an toltemel coodit'on ot late end reference?, mailed “<nreli ‘^,7! ’"wJSXtre <&’ Hundred tor to cent. In .temps, Addrcfc « ortd a Di.pen.ary Medical Aewclatlun, buffalo. drenlan; c.^v » Co . Toledo. 0N. Y. ________ __ Rrtid bv alt Druggists. 7SC_ . Battle of Winchester ^Jaxoo Prlae Baking L E H P P . Hastings C Your Daily Bread . She Saw Her Little Girl Fading Away-A Story That Will Touch the Heart of Every Mother. Some Instances, too, of the Modem Treatment for Neuralgia—It is a Woman’s Disease. the Journal, Detroit, ifieh. A very grateful mother is Mra A. L. ITnrtness, of 676 Grandy Avenue, Detroit, for the wonderful cure which her daughter has re­ ceived by the use of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. Said Mrs. Hurtne-bYes, my daugh­ ter's life has been’havisi by using Pink Pill*, thanks to a kind friend who reconuntmdcd them to me. . “ Blanche was sick for over three years. She had the care of the best physicians pro­ curable, aud no expense or trouble was spared to give her relief. She was so thin that she was fairly skin and bone#, her diges­ tion was out of order and rhe had the mo*t awful h-wlnches. We gave up all hope of her recovery. Her long, thin, listless face made me nearly crazy, u:»d we did everything in our-power to give her strength and induce her to take on interest in anytliing. “Oue duv a friend told me about Pink Pills, and Mr. Hartnera went down town and got three boxes. She had taken about one box, wlien to my amazem<*nt, one rooming I heard her playing on the piano. I could hardly believe it, for it had been over a year ■incc the piano had been opened. “Soon she Ix-gan to take short rides on her bicycle, and soon she went ringing around the house, our own happy, hearty, little daughter once more. “ She think* nothing of a spin on her wheel over to Mt. Clemens or Pontiac, and is as well as she ever was. ' I had u girl living at our house wlio. waz a great sufferer from imimverirhed blood, and who received instant and permanent relief frnm the use of one box of the pills. “ If this information can be of any use to help some poor, sick one, it is given with the greatest*of pleasure.” VEURALGIA NO LONGER TERROR. IZEM WOMEN. J¥om the Evening Timet, Buffalo, .V. K Women have uo longer need to fear that dread enemy—Neuralgia. Science has con3uered, and woman i* relieved of a great bur­ en of pain. Prominent among die many who stand u living testimonials to the new remedy and its efficacy in curing neuralgia is Mrs. Polinski, a widow lady who lives with her father, Christ Steltser, in a pleasant home jus beyond Gowanda. Believing her experience would prove of wide interest among women, n reporter called al her house. Seated in the co«y littleparlor, furnished in true country style, Mrs. Polinski told the re­ porter her story. “ I am nut a'slck woman as you can readily ■ee,” she said, nnd ! never have been. I do not like newspaper notoriety and have never had my name in the impcr* j ’ *before. ’I would *_,J ' *taxj*,7heum*ti.m3ci*ti«i 31 VliwS^dZ certainly not &y a wor_ --------->rJ -th:* time,,------but I--------think . pending on vitiated humor* In thp kUJ it is my duty'to tell women what I have “«*“Brcro<hte, e-elled gland., fever XxvflfJ. . ^d’deWi, MI used to be troubled with frequent head­ aches. They were not wriotw—» r.Wnk they errripelu cautrh, conattmition rftlte ho.rte must have been neuralgia—but thev were and hngs, end al«> for inrigteatuig ttte Just bad enough to make it decidedly un- blood aid errt-m when broken down hr aw plearauit for me. I was able to work, nut in •ork worry dterae, erceawi and rndwite. a sort of a lirtlea fashion. tioc« of liritu, rercrer, from acole duearaw *• I heard of Pink Pills made by the Dr. anch aa Srew, etc, Ira of rital power. William*.’Company and was penuaded to try matorrhmt earl, dec.,, pwraamre oH Wthem. I did so and now all is changed. T have not had a headache in many months and have such faith in the pill* that I do not think [ I ever will again. They did me a world of good and I know they will do Ms Ss much for far 1 Pink Pills Pill* >e »« M wM ](i fey dealen or will dealer*, other --------- ”’ Phrir>. th. wril-kawa O. iteT’ir’riJ Chari™™ raada druKK1.,! ,!>•». place of burin.*a wkl in bulk or i. th. wbi b. M«in Slrcri'oud to the reporter that belted William.’ Medirim Co, IT WON’T RUB OFF. !jj: Wall Paper is Unsanttarj- (l Itwortt j rub ofr: !F Kalsomine is,tern- MJ OWi'' OJ? porary, rots, rubs 1[ « W. v off and Scales. —SOCTCS■—’--Ote.— ]» Hrr fl. E. REMKES. FROrK tor cute, ’"7 eoreA. letter, chapped hanUa. ehlUMin.eorne. «nd >11 .Un Irruptions. ’“Lp0''.I lively cure pile, or no pay requ red. 1 I. fuaranleed to give P«**‘ or money refunded. Price 35 con pe. Sn Foote by W. H. Goodjeu, druggist. 1[ , Ttte tf ’ gnT ALABASTIHE O 41 forms a pure and permanent epatinjr and docs . not require to be taken off to renew from tlmelF to time. Is a dry powder. The latest make( ) being adapted to mix, ready for use. with . Cold Water. Can be easily brushed on by any I one. Made in white and twelve fashionable^ ► r£=3H tints. ALABAST1NE is adapted to all styles 1 of plain and relief decorating. < r Pi ’ ft in I FOR SALE BY MJ. FIRST-CLASS PAlRT DEALERS. - • < ’ *SK T0UR PA,HT DEALEM F0B CARD 0F 1 } MANUFACTURED ONLY BY ALABASTINE OO„ GRAND RAPIDS, MICH J KAFFIR KOLA EXTRACT Is the Greatest Remedy and Cure of the CENTURY It 1* an extract made'from the Juice atf the wwt af the Marred Kais trea ■Mth Afrim Used by the JUBrstDA Ealu in their tribaa for many gener­ ations aa a positive core for all aervo«a dlsesaes in maw or women, fkooa say cause; dyspepsia; constipatiomg kidney and bladder sttlmenta, and dim- . eased liver. It cures rheamstlam andl / bloed aJfeetion*. Wo ore tbe solo agvntn j for tbe United States for this wonderful ex­ tract. As a guaranty wo return the price paid to tbe person having u*c-d onethird bottle and not being benefited thereby Price SI.OO,enough fora foil aontPs treatment, and in ordinary eaaem enough for a cure. Ask for it at druggir*s» or order from us direct; *c pay all charge*. ’» The best sal»e In the world brXrSre^ ulcere, Mil k 11 ® Children Cry for Pitcher’s Oastorie. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. ? ALABAST1NE. Bank., Is no doubt a matter of some concern to yon, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. a large sale for the Pink Pilh. “They are a popular -medicine,” he added, “and do n.uc* good.” D. G. Freeman, of No. 97 Main Street Springville, N. Y., the weli-known ami popu­ lar photographer, was called upon by an­ other Time* reporter who learned that he baa likewise heard something at >ut Pink Pillw and their cificacy in curing neuralgia“ Yes, he said, in answer to questiona, “my wife was greatly benefited by the use of Dr­ Williams’ Pink Pilis for Pale People. She does not like newspaper notoriety, nnd m» I do not like to say much on the sulycpt.** “What wks her ailment, Mr. Freeman??1 “ Well, pertly neuralgia, but that will do. I will not enter into details; and what I have said must suffice.. Just put in your paper for me that she was greatly benefited; cured tar the pills when doctors failed.—and let it gw nt that The remedy was recommended to her by Mrs. Dean Jones, ofthis place who, 1 nnderet&nd, was also greatly benefited. I wffl be pleased to tell anybody who calls all about the pills.” At Prior’s drug store, Springville, it w» said that they sell more of Dr. Williams’ I’ink. Pills than any other patent medicine. > Dr. Williams’ Pink Pill* for Pale Proplw are not a patent medicine, but are a thor­ oughly scientific preparation, the result of years of careful study on the part of an emi­ nent graduate of McGill Medical Collegtv Montreal, and of Edinburg University, BeoCland, and they were successfully used by him in ins everyday practice for years before be­ ing offered for general sale. The merit of Dr. Williams’. Pink Pills is attested bv tbsr hundreds of marvelous cures they Hive wrought inall parts of the country, and now their sale far exceeds that of any other pro­ prietary medicine. This is the best test of the fact that Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills perform all their makers claim for than, and in seeking; an effective nerve food which would nonrjm^ without over-stimulating, and would build tm naturally the warted, flabby and disease* nerves, and which would at the same tim* give a supply of blood at once purer, richer and redder, and more capable Df carrying nutriment and oxygen, to every nerve aud muscular fibre of the bAdy, Dr. Williaamt struck at the root of all disease, and it is em­ inently proper, therefore, U> give a list of tba diseases for which this preparation is intended, which we do herewith: -x. All diKarc, an.ing from a poor and «airqT condition of Ihr blood anch afpaloaml al­ low complexion, general muscular wenkneat lo» ef appetite, depreMiou of spirits, laekrf ambition, «n»mi«, chlorate or green mrknra, palpitation of the heart, iborura nf brcatS on wight exerwn, colduem of hnnda or •welling of the feet or llmba, prin in lite hS" perron, heudaehe, dlninra, Ira of ntemoX* feebleneu of <111, ringing in the ear., curly decay, all forms of female^ weakness k-ueos^ Kola Extract Co., —w-------- CHICAGO. ix. Gooxa-x-ujxn, luocal KKmmtlxxffifiS. �EVEN silk is adulterated. Hastings Banner. _____ _ M Tta Boure taproren.Lt. to Thursday, Apr. 16, 1896. EDITORIAL NOTES We eannol express the great pleasure It gives us In announcing tlie fact that the republicans of tbe Upper Peninsula have called upon tbe Hon. Chase S. Osborn to accept th« nomination for Congress in tbe 12th, Congressional District, and that he has consented to accept the nomination. In most cases tbe man seek* the office, but In the 12tb, It seems to have been different, and Mr. Osborn was presented with a petition, about ns long as the District we hope to see him represent bearing signa­ tures of prominent republicans, who want 1 to see him make the canvas. No.nian could refuse to heed such a call. Mr. Osborn is a brilliant, progressive,' dcecribcd. It’s the "Only Dutch of Chicago Inter Uc^an. - the Bewildered Donkey Has Discovered as Yet. BLUNDERING FINANCIERING, STATESMEN WHO TEAR DOWN. ilncompctcuee of the Democratic AdmlnUtrutlon. The ablest presentment of the finau-, rial question that has been made for a long tame is in Senator John Sherman's article iu the April uumbeyof the Fo­ ] has experienced every condition In life rum Magazine. In a most comprehen­ from the w^ary, foot-sore, penniless ap­ sive aud striking manner, he shows prentice looking for a job, to the proprietor what the democratic tariff for deficit of a weekly paper that Is tbe peer of any has done for tlie country and what it must continue to dol of its kind in the United States, is a mar­ The whole question turns on the mat­ vel In every way, and shows the strong ter of governmental receipts. Now personality of its able editor. Such a man they arc smaller than the public ex­ ean better legislate fut the people because penditures. Hence there, is a growing he better appreciates tbelr needs and bls deficit, which will not permanently lie friends all over the state most heartily made good by increasing the public second the nomination of Chase S. Osborn debt. The plain truth is tbe nation'wants fjr Congress. revenue, and democratic financiering in a time of profound peace has not been No matter what other issue may be be­ able to furnish dt, though that party fore the people this fall, the protection of has had adminisVation of the affairs, American industries should be the fore­ of the greatest and richest nation on wide-awake young man right in the prime of life. He Is the soul of honor, capable, fa^seelrig nnfi qualified by every Impulse of heartiaud mind to fill such a high office. He Is distinctively a self-made man nnd most. It is wonderful what the N rays are showing. It is said that these piercing rays were recently turned on the demo­ cratic mule and tbe work “Ruin” was plain seen. It is said that Englands army will Rive up the Egyptian campaign because of want of strength. The dervishes rallied under their flag In great numbers prepared to fight to the bitter end. Court scandals led to an “affair of honor'* between Count von Kotxe and Baron ven Schrader of Germany. The duel was fought With pistols and Baron received probably a fatal wound. The question for American voters to de­ cide this fall is whether it is better to be former protective times, tr whether It is better to let things go as they ky« wow and earn no wages at all. The free trade bureau of Cobden Club Is busy sending broadest its free trade heresies again trylnr to hoodwink the people into voting u>ontinue tlie present democratic times ’hlch that Club was largely instrument in bringing about. The O’***** Gh’^nd tbe democratic party always have worked In harmony. Ireland once used to be a prosperous, happy and contented nation, and her 8,>000.000 people lived in comfort and were I supported by the products raised on the । Emerald Isle. But England sang to ber the song of free trade 'and spoke of tbe markets of the world which would be opened unto ber. Poor Ireland listened and was overcome bv the Siren song. Tariffs were gradually repealed, subsidies were withdrawn, industry began to lan­ guish and die, English goods took the place of those made at home, the laboring classes could find nothing to do and found homes in other countries. To day there are only 5,000.000 people in Ireland, and it ia one of the most distressed lands under tbe sun. Free trade got in its terrible •work there just as It is doing here, and all to Englands benefit SAVED BY A WORD. XamrMre of • Slanlati Term Proved Useful to an Arnerlraa Abroad. There are more advantages in a tausl■eal education than most of u« Ithlnk, remarks tbe Washington Post. A cer­ tain physician here in town, who is ju*t home from Europe, says: “I never appreciated the advantages of a musical education until I went into a barber shop in Italy. Nobddv about the place sp<Ace a word of English. I xvas stretched on a rock that passed as * c^*lr “d wvattied In n towel. Tbe 'barter made an ImpreMionitt sweep Imm the upi>er cheek to the lower chin, tree whlzt how It hurt. mouth and eye. were full ot lather; I didn't know a word of Italian. I yelled. The *«rt>er Memed to patue for a moment. Berhape he wm gathering strength for a »ew onslaught. You have beard that « drowning man can think 50 years in a second. I thought whole libraries and dictionaries. Not a word of Italiaa- The razor was raised again. Sud­ denly I remembered a word that I seen on my daughter's music, and ■ad asked the meaning of. 1 yelled. “D-n W Adagio! “Bl. aignor." mid the barber, aud mr life was saverl J the globe. Emerging from an exhaus­ tive civil war, with a public debt that caused the nation to stagger under its weight, the republican party, though the country was poorer and more sparsely peopled than it is to-day, was able not only to provide means for all current obligations, but succeeded in reducing the public debt faster than the law demanded. Now, in a time of peace, with the country richer than it ever was before, the finances have been brought to a condition of such confusion that all business suffers and the public debt grows. In plain words, we want money, and democratic financiering is unable to provide it. Various plans have been proposed to make good the deficiency. For exam­ ple, the New York World proposes to add five dollars to the interna] revenue license which the 250,000 liquor dealers have to take out. it also* proposes toL levy an additional tax of ten cents a‘ gallon on the 22,000,000 gallons of wines1 and cpirits consumed in tbe country and five cents a gallon on the 1.036,319,­ 222 gallons of beer which are drunk in1 the United States every year. This would provide a large addition to the government receipts, and then if Mr. Cleveland should carry out his plan, to tax bankchecks and drafts.have stamps placed on all legal papers and reimpose duties on tea and coffee, a sufficient income might be obtained, to enable the democratic party to tear down a few more tariff barriers in or­ der to give- foreign manufacturers eas­ ier access to fbe American market. In the meantime dispatches from Washington inform us that the govern­ ment receipts are again declining. For tbe month of March they have thus far been only $24,000,000 and are not likely to exceed $26,000,000 for the whole month. It is Raid that these low re­ ceipts have been very disappointing to treasury officials. But it is the old story over again. There is no variation in the story that has been told since the democratic party look charge of the national finances. A little table prepared by Senator Sher­ man for his Forum article brings tbe whole subject forward in the mostcomprehensive manner. It is as follows: Total receipts under the McKin­ ley tow. October. 1890-1862............ 1758,456,8% Total expenditures under the Mc­ Kinley law, October. 1890-1892....731,211,1 S4 Surplus ia.245.fHl Total receipts under Wilson law, September. 1894, to December, 1805......................................... ....$373,790,948 Total expenditures under Wlison ’ law, September, 1894. to De­ cember. aSS .................................. 444,290,692 Deflciency 170,600, OM In view of this, is it strange that the public debt is increasing and that the receipts of tbe gonernmeut decline?— Albany Journal. ETThe result of the .election in Rhode Island shows that tbe democratic party has not yet recovered from it»< over­ whelming and demoralizing defeats of the past three years. Jt also show s that tlie voters of that state gtantl d us tries. Tbe campaign in Rhode Island involved only notional issues, and the result can be regarded as an indica­ tion of tbe prevailing sentiment in all parts of the country. The defeat of tbe democrats was tbe worst they had ever sustained, their nominee for governor, who was personally more popular than the republican candidate, being beaten by a plurality of more than 10.000. while tbe n£w legislature will contain but six democratic members. Rhode Island al­ ways fires the first gun Id a presidential campaign, and there isnomis*nl$ingthe sound this year.—Troy Times. The Kind That It Developed by tbe Dem­ ' ocrutlc Tarty. While the;republican party is enn batrassed with riches, democratic can­ didates for the- presidency are neither numerous nor pervasive. The worshipera of Mr. Cleveland continue to repre­ sent that- nothing else con save his party. but there are men who would like to eave it if they could. Secretary Car­ lisle might be persuaded, though it Is questionable whether lie could . com­ mand either the delegation or the elec­ toral vote of Kentucky. Secretary-Ol­ ney has a chattel mortgage on sonic delegations from New England if he wants them, but it is to him extremely doubtful whether he wants any delega­ tion whatever. It has occurred to him more than once that a distipctly un­ American administration is riot calcu­ lated to lift a secretary ot state toward glory. Mr. Whitney, whose honorable service as secretary of the navy should not be forgoten, would probably prefer not to have that service remembered too obtrusively th is year, and Mr. Morrison, of Illinbis, who has lost himself in his relations with railroads, might perhaps be as strong as any other candidate of Iris party, if he hud not been conspicu­ ous years ago in framing a tariff bill. The democratic party has never done anything since it Jdndled a rebellion against the union. Possibly there is a relation of cause and effect here; pos­ sibly the party which kindles a rebellion becomes thereby incapable of doing any­ thing else. But the democratic his­ tory has been one of negatives. It has threatened nnd 'more or less tried to tear down many things. Itdenounced, but was not able to stop, specie redemp­ tion of legal-tender notes. It has been reviling every step taken toward honest money, a sound currency, a safe and uni­ form. kxirikLwg wjvAe-nr, Vat the higher powers have mercifully saved the naSion from even a touch of democratic destructiveness in that regard. It has continually threatened to tear down the protective tariff, but, coming into power in ail branches of the government, was not able to muster enough sincerity or definiteness of purpose to get that done either, though in the effort much was torn down and a great deal of damage w as done. The tearing-ddwn statesman does not fill a large place in the public mind. In­ deed, every*body knows that he has only a torch for destroying, but no ham­ mer for building, and must therefore be not the sort of man a progressive na­ tion-needs. The difficulty with the democratic party is that for more than 30 years it has cultivated that.sort of statesmen, and no other—and the prac­ tical results are obvious.—N. Y. Trib­ une. itovea that tbe percentage of women X wS .u-gStTi, small that it i. First, the .Ilk, raw or In any Stage of mnnr.favture, before or utter dyeing. I. «6K«1 for aw hour in n bath of ^chloride of tin; then, after squrerta’ and wash­ ing. it la worked in a warm solution of water glass or soluble silicate of aodn. water «• —...........• , . • . . an shour, __ tfollowed _ it— .«.l hr. I lor clwut by ,vnchmfr, whslung. IVUII num, --------------------- V ___ :__ iwM«n paased having also nreviouely been previously through a solution of phosphate of sodai | The operation may bejepented agalg land again, with no harmful effect on the fiber or on the siitscqiMT.t dyeing, nnd in fl-re -opera lions the fcdk may lie j increased, in weight some 1W> to 1-0 per cent. Tlw silk Ts now .souped, end. if already, dyed, is clean'd iii an <*mulsion of olive oil r.nd acid. he . t .Changed his mind. WM. of wide, fla-t shoes, tbe New York He declare, be b- wade notawb.t he I. talking Bbout He think! that the “two mon in 100 wr2 the wme kind of •hoe. that be Xre which look like Utow uaed for .Taking on water. Thi. man alm be- fcidered safe to go in the case of ailk tutended to be dyed light .hade, or to be bleached. Becently a Germab Invent­ or has brought forward o process in which silica ia tbe weighting agent. In carrying out this method, »ay» the Streit Newa-Tribune, three step, are Osborn for Cotigrean. not worth eoMidenng. The whole trouble he attribute, to abota. He «oy« mtn nnd women were never intended to wear .boe. at all. It i. his otwervation that when tbe foot Is flattened out and the toe. spread the natural movement’ of the body ia to. I rtrnighien itaelf. This be attributes . to cortaiu muscular action,and he ba. a SSt ’ZSe’AS," BeSM,EO to « liffiiiLi£!*406to 5. 5.00 Mutton.^ resid. 5. Dried appkn, 9 -vaMnKMBt floor. sXn Ctorerwed. 4 o u bjx> Maple augar. a to 7. CauronN* y” _oiux<ntvnai. 'vmmblicftB caoctT w chart to prove It. Dr. W.;j. Kcohj j When the foot is compreMed by a । shoe nnd the toe. jammed together FEuivhed Jipw.iscTt r< at ar.d there Is a sympathetic tension on tbe । J ring err, En srn Eje In whole init.catar and nervous .ystem I Svlilch draw, the body forward. or . bends IL ' It Ims br«'n noted in-his calculations ■ Unit persoiiH in bathing costume on the . beach Walk much straighter. It is also i u notable ftict that tbe Indian, who run«I barefooted on the phiins, has the proud- J eat kind of a walk. He is us^traight as on IfOD pole. Prnyiuj for Death, the Ja»ver Stroggat’J Writers have liked'to speak of the Agaltiit It When .MeonceJ: , A curious cofc of nervous hnilucin.'i’ republic of letters, as if to mark their freedom aud equality; but there is a Hon is reported in tbe London Tele graph. At Bordeaux recently a hyster­ better phrase, namely, the community ical Frenchman visited the tomb where of letters; for that mean* intercourse his beloved was laid. Carrying a lighted and comradeship and a life in common. candle and kneeling by her coffin, be ex­ Some take up their abode in it as if claimed passionately: * “Would I could they bad made rio search for a place to die! Would I could die!" Just then the dwell in, but had come into the freedom Wind closed the door and extinguished of it by blood and brightness. Others the light. The bereaved .lover who had buy the freedom with a great price, and just prayed for death rurhed for the seek out alt the sights and privileges of door; he could not o|N?n it; he tore at tb«- place with an eager thoroughness it, knocked, kicked, struggled, calling and curiosity. Still others win their loudly for help. No answer, only the way into a certain grace nnd aptitude, utter silence and darkness of the tomb. next best to the ease nnd dignity of be­ His wish to die was forgotten. He sank dowfi and wept; his tears were not for a bonny place to be. Its comradeships his beloved, but for himself. He felt are a liberal education. Some, indeed, the pangs of hunger; he thought of his even there, live apart; but most run al­ candle and cut it into four parts. He ways in the market place to know what ate tbe first quarter the t'rst day, the all the rest have said. Some keep second quarter on the second day. the special company, while others keep third on the third day, nnd the last quarter on the fourth day. No more, phere and life of the place in their aeverand he mustdieof starvation. He made al degrees.—Prof. Woodrow Wilson, in one more desperate effort to open the Centunr. ; door, when it suddenly opened and the liT'The ways and means committee is keeper of the cemetery stood before deluged with requests for reciprocity him; tbe sunlight blinded him, and he legislation from all over the country. fell from exhaustion. He hod bees Tbe people at last understand . what there just four hours. recinrocitv means.—Toledo Blade. f: DF._HELEh LTlicuotid iqr.fciiJif! Micb wfxdt-rlttl Mi.- c. lid* city on baton1:.} .: aud 0. -All hnaiiiri u: i nent specialism ti.y >> . i rvices three nientl-.- : a’l chronic distant-. sii< paralysis, U’a lestnewj, brain n d it St. T'ltus,’ Dancv. :*.t£br\ jiljj dkea.-efi, includlt:;.* j.i'tnj cere, j-alt' rheum, t heart. stomac-'i and kidney t‘, male dliea.*vst nervot:?. <]. vitality, confurion 01 W 1 % svenl iU ji sfryety. less of ng-:a<i;y ai •*th icy. etc., qtnckly and permam nii) IglAal aud rierer-falliisg t eatujrnt, gnarsntetd when other-1 «te tailed jirlU not accept inccrahiv Theyi|a examine Jtou thoroufchiy. free of and if you are .ticurab! • y wiii fnokk, kindly, tell you so. Take one candid tbougl t l»efor* it h too late. A week or s mcnil ■ 'place per * case beyoud the reach of W. Consumption, asthma. bronchitis 13] catarrh are no. Icngcr ir curable dlse£ by their new and never-fi ilinr method. Remember it costs you inothing to cmsuit these eminent apech toU. and tlttfe. fore the most humble in c‘ rramstanee* na avail themselves uf their »?t experitn®. ■ Catarrh and catarrhal de ifness are pojy lively and permanently ci red by title ij Japanese method. DR. BELEN LEE glv s special xtta tlon to disease* of ladles. Merited rewini Her remedies were secure 1 while in Ji-ii and will positively am! p -fmanently cm all complaints. The doc <or can be c-isuited daily at ber parlcn in the Haitlip House. w Office hours 9 ». in. tt S p. tn: cEce Hastings House. Crescents AGAIN LEAD THE MJTE5T BICYCLE THE HAY DUTY. Farmers Are Suffering: from a Democratic Tariff. The farmers of the country are ap­ pealing to congress just now for an in­ creased duty upon hay. Thousands of petitions have been in circulation in the country in the past few weeks, signed by hundreds of thousands of farmers, asking congress to increase tbe rate. The reason of this is the enormous in­ crease in the importations of bay. most­ ly from Canada, since the repeal of the McKinley law. The duty on hay under the McKinley tariff was $4 per ton. In the year following the enactment of that law, tbe Importations of hay dropped Jrom 125.000 tons to 29,000 tons. The Wilson law repealed the rate, and in its place put a duty of 20 per cent, ad valorem, which amounts to about $l.G0 per ton. So the present rate of duty under the Wilson law is only nboutonethird what it was under the McKinley law. The result of it js the enormous increase in the importations of hay. The amount of hay brought into the country since tbe enactmentoftbe Wil­ son law has been more tba/i double what it was in toe correspond iifg length of time under the MdKinJey law. The official figures for the first 17 months of the Wilson law show a total importation erf 373.800 tomrof hay against 140.082 tons in the fest n months of the McKinley law. This shows «n increase of 233.778 tons. It will thus be seen that tbe importstfarm under the new law by reason of tbe enormous reductions in tariff rates, have increased more than 150 per cent., and that nearly $2,000,000. w hich would otherv. iac hate gone to the farmera of the United States, has gone out of the couotry by reason of the increased purchsjjes ot hay from abroad, brought in us u result of the redactions in rules of dutv.—Toledo Ulode. HMUnn Mi W. » to 14. JWtM. ». WfatMtO 11 Not more tta» two ThU ob«aw*lton oom« ftom '/^.rho ta » c~k aboutttab«£H- tin on the Uber; the materiel . l»th of tannic Mid and then cl perehloride ot tin. a rePetltJ°° this being made until an inertathe weight amount, to from IS u> w ^•cent beyond wh>=h HI. not con- THX HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFFICE, AVGUST 14, 1879. 7 ‘’'“J’”.?* of .Ilk. are aanonooed. Ordinarily 1, -weighted" by depositing •*“**? ^ MAMHAU. L. COOS.saw,. | I EARTH HIGHEST GRADE IN QUALITY BUT NOT IN PRICE. Western Wheel Works. Chicago, III. THE FASTEST MH.E ever ridden on any form of bicycle was made by 0. M. Dennis at Denver, Colorado, on- March 2”. on a Crkscxnt .No. 1, 1896 model. Tlie course was one straight away, upgrade, an, the time was one minute, eleven and threefifths seconds. The course was accurately surveyed aud the timing done by four watches. This was not done on a racing wheel, but on a regular Crkscknt No. 1,1896 model, which sells the world over at $75—never le>~. For sale only by • Hardware. Hastings.. )year Bros ______ _ �Hasting*'- Banner•• Thursday, Apr. :6, 1896. w. R. COOK. Local Bdltor. I» ,tbe brwtflnc felt boot, from a oar Into tbe store house at the factory Saturday be sUpi>ed and folk striking the edge ot the platform with tbe pit of bls stomach, Injuring himself quite I badly Ard making a very painful wound. Mtabll.hant of J. Forbre, |p Milton, nar Belon, Mom., tbm earn, into tbe world April 4. «brown ally which by blnbrifbt should make the faiteat troulnx warein tbe world. The parenta ot th I. HlUe filly are Naner Banka, ^ith a record of 2:04, and tbe A prominent doctor writes In a New York paper that bolted flour Is one of tbe equally tamoua principal causes of Americano losing tbelr record of 2:07%. Wall paper and ' Wall Paper .tallton, Arion with a Shown in a Town of this j thing at home, he drove to the eist side of the house and stopped. Having no tie Size Before ' strap with him he was going U> tie the horse with one of the lines, but jiust as he stepped onto the buggy step the horse sturted. \V-ith the one line In j his hand s and look it over, will sec something want. A large Ijnc :. low sk eles.papcr, .. I cloth, mixed iron! a '/• pint to ifti, Plastico, the 'all finish—cold' process. Every: 911 need in house ling time. ■d S Hastings Iliv-skn No \ 1 will bave.a iqilendld as W ..entertains-nt In their3 eveulna: April,22. 1 Mr. Gio. D. W..nams 8 . the great Shakesperlan sehitkr and Elc- , 5 ' eutlonlst will give a recital nrsijn , ikespeart’s ' great comvdy eniilled “Much Ado about: Nothin?’.” Ticket* 50e for sale at H:is-1 l tings City Bank, Hastings Nution^l Bank, i The Druggist. 95 quires. and being down between »tlfc wheels Henry turned the horse ground to the left, but seeing farther effort In this; direction useless he attempted to get badk into tl.e The • Ballimere ■ Journal ol Commeree i says “The n:ost extraordinary stenosra; hie ' I feat we ever heard of was performed last year by Mr. Reed, an Englishman. In the sittings of the opium commission in India he recorded accurately, and afterward rend On Saturday you can buy pretty stylish . hats at Miss Gertrude Stebbins, for 9S ents, SI,.>5 or 81,98. First door west of Goodyear’s hardware. Something out of the ordinary iu the way of openings has been inaugurated in this city by its leading Boot A Shoe deal­ 23 as was reported. This elected him by *> instead of 15 majority^ A alight change was also made in some of tbe other major- at Che New styles. 1 A blaze Id John Mullen’s bouse on Jefferson street called out tbe fire depart­ the senior editor of thedoumal either has Occasionally, that is al-out once a week Tbe fire started a dress that It only took extinguish An effort is being made to establish a confirmation scholarship at Akeley Insti­ a spasm of what be thinks is “righteous indignation?', or else be taxes his stomach and eats something he ought not to. La*t week we think it was an attack of what he thinks I* righteous indignation, be­ Th" hors‘’““ ,Uul‘ fell lire bu buggy the horse fc 1 from t!le “v aud U “! h “r” veered v"'-r"" to the side of the road upon which the little one was playing. Unable to get out of the way the runaway animal struck the child with terrific force, the buggy also, Bishop spent Sun­ Misses Flora and Hattie Beadle were id Nashville Tuesday. Mrs. W. O. Lowden, and -.daughter Gladys are In the city. Mrs. C. S. Brown spent Sunday in De­ troit with ber husband. Mrs. Delia Barlow and Mrs. John Kurtz went to Grand Rapids yesterday. Mrs. G. H. Reeder. of GramFTTnpid* is visiting relatives aqd friends here. oliss Effa Simpson, of Nashville, has been spending the week in Hastings. Church and Society. - Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at tbe Rogers school house next Sunday after­ noon at 8. (cithers. Tlr-tetafi. ot crock, Ute -ur jut, aud tbe ircstttalJtcn-cer.t pfickajre Usual services at Presbyterian church, next Sunday morning at 10:80. Y. P. P. C. E. at 6:30. Preaching at 7:30. JMinand Dyes <irs* cnw. rlcte iuccer*. Ur' The Daughters of Rubeltth I. O. O. F. will give a warm sugar social at Odd Fellows hall .Saturday evening April 18th, from ri to T. AH are cordially invited to attend. The chili soHii! Cohhtjcled with the M. E. chiire-h will be 6ntcftained in the church p-irkwi Wednesday afternoon. April 22 by Mrs. 1*. K. Giant nnil the ladle* Associated with-her. ■ Supp«»t will be served from 5 tn , 7,f r*all Will b*I be ill velccme. 1... re rilrerere,.. , I sell al! kinds o£ DYE and DYE STUFFS. Exclusive agency fori WM. KILLER, At the Melhixlrst chitreh,. next Sunday morning lh« pastor will preach on "The Light of the World.” Services as canal in ' t ie evening. The next ndtlrm in the lay mans course will Ip given by Mr. Striker In twn w<i-k»; subject ‘ The Gencral Confer*rice. This{conference meets In. C cvehuid in the rnorith of May. W. H. Goodyear. Ei pert Druggist. Drug DO Not Bo Robert Adams who lias l>een .an attend­ ant nt the Kalamazoo asylum for several months past Is visiting friends In the city. School has now been in session for near­ ly two weeks, with the usual attendance. Two new one* have entered our ranks. Adda Slawson and Maude Teeplel Homer Shellhouse and sister Florence Rev. Taylor conducted Chapel exercises returned to their home In Ada, Ohio, yes­ Monday of this week. terday, after an extended visit with relaThe 12 year German class are now read­ tlves here. ing Goethe’s, “Hermann and Dorothea.” Esia Warmeth leaves school this week Mrs. Clement Smith leaves for Ft. to begin teaching the High Street school Leavenworth, Kan., next week to visit her in Rutland. sister Mrs. A. D. DIskern. Miss Gertrude A clqss in vocal music of about twelve wHl return with her some time in May. members, has been organized In the High School, under the direction of Miss Fitz­ \aW111 McKevltt, Jul Borrendame, Will Simmons. They meet once a week and Barnaby and Joe Rusk! saw the Page are doing some fine work. Fence Giants go down before the Grand Our visitors are:—Minnie Mead. Bessie Rapids team at the latter city Tuesday af­ Donovan, Ethel Kress, Cora Gillespie, Minnie Downs, Lillian Bessmer, Etta ternoon. Hubbard, lone Snyder, Mabie Colgrove, Earea Edwards, Ernest Edger, Roy Fuller Club Entertainment. and Rev. Grigsby. The closing number on the lecture course was given last evening at the opera house, and was greeted, as has been all numbers on tbe course, with a full house. Following was the program rendered: -The Bicyclers” a Farce by John Kendrick Bangs. CAST OF CHARACTERS. DCGOW ON POOR aARDENSEEOSL We keep the [best to be bad. also fieli ?bm, Spurfy Kaftr hn, White Clover She Grass Sett A new lot of 41as?wear and best stock of crock­ ery in town. : SIXTH GRADE. Edith Lombard, the ever faithful, cor­ respondent to the -Banner, has completed ber work, and now ibe Items will be furnished by Bertha Wiseman. The enrollment this term is 50. A new scholar was enrolled at the be­ ginning of this term: his name is Gus Mr. Robert Yarfialey, an expert F. W. Walker Mr. Jack Barlow, another Walter B. Hayes Clye Rowe,one of our Bchoolmate, of lost Mr. Tbaddeus Perkins, a beginner C. E. Doyle term, b«S wcored . place In the Ball Bat Mr. Edward Bradley, a scoffer Win R. Cook factory and so Is out of school. . Mrs. Tbaddeus PtrklBs, a resistant Our ever welcome visitor Rev. Grigsby Mrs. WHIR.Cook Mrs. Edward Bradley, an enthuslwit visited our school last week. Also Ralph Miss Kittle Beadle Jennie, a maid Miss Effa Simpson Kenvon, Miss Snyder and Mrs. Seward. Selection Orchestra Mr. Longfellowis the favorite poet of FART KKCOKD. the sixth grade. We are studying elementary botany In Solo "Ln Sunny Spain.” • Mhsgurth Mrs. B. I. Hendershott connection with ourdrawiog lessons. Recitation. "To Hie Lloos,’’ The absentees this week are Frank Sage Miss Bessie George a _ tnl a ••April Kiln” i»hm and Robbie Seward. 8 0 *0 I b -‘Cradle Song” Kat» , Fathers, mothers, brothers, sisters and • Mi» Ed nah Truman friends be ready fur “reception day” In the PART THIRD future. "Three Little Molds.” a Ballad Opera In one act. All of the pupils pasted the examination CAST OF CHARACTERS. in Geography. Fannie Mrs. JI. I. Hendershott Fullowing is the program for the Senior Kate Mias Effa Simpson Madge Mias Ed nah Trtnnan entertainment to be given In the High Prince . Charles J/*-wls Schoo! room, Thursday evening April SO. Harry Al H. Weber Sailors Clarenee Birber and Fred Spaulding Mu«ic „ Chotr Accompanists Mrs. Jas. A Sweezey, Mrs. Bway Wm. Nance Carrie M. Goodyear. Dialogue.‘-roily Ann.” « - „ Solo ■ Corn Tomlinson Time forbids a detailed mention of tbe Instrumental Kecllalh>n Alice Rlckel and \ ante Beam program, but it proved most entertaining Vocal Solo Peart Spaulding and one which the audience seemed to en­ Burtetquo an a Literary entertainment by tbe ••awcet Family." joy. It was a happy closing to The very M1 Sweet, a Jone "relic.” Ada Andros excellent and satisfactory lecture cour-e, Ar'miuty Ann Sweet.very winning. Mary Cr.ok furnished by the Womens Club and the Bot.-ey Eellndy sweet, delicate one, Nina Waldorff Current Topic-Club the past winter. The Caroline Cordelia»1>oth twin9 ^d?lh„?T2i0V success of the course has demonstrated !>oroUiy Delllab l Elate Vtetzel Hastings people appreciate first class at­ Etlz ibetb Eliza.most attractive, Lizzie Loveland Fedory.pairtlal to tlo vers.Grace Barker tractions. and arrangements will doubtless Frances Giurinnne Gadabout, who pygles. Lena We ght be made for another course for the coming Vocal 8 >ln Miss Fitzsimmons winter. Admusloi 10 cents. LOWEST PRICES ONi CANNEP GOODS‘lN THE CITY. 44 A 111 Q V/Hlfl ^111311 IlCilllc) Q V (1111 II llluit " ; I ] < । ] Barm and Eaton Summer Normal.. —to be held at ; NASHVILLE '] —for six weeks ’beginning 1 MOhDfty, JULY 6, Classes wtl b? organized n all branch­ es required I* First, Secod and Thft-d Grade CcrSkates. < । ' Condi-to*-ILiuindiiq ; Sopt.h.R mNDRU^ J. C. KETCItAFI. G. S. BASSgTT- ii spring opening or pine snots [This is not a “slaughter sale’’ but a genuine opening of Spuin' Scxleb ] JLJLJLJtJLJLJtJLAJtJfcJfcJLJtJiJtJkJL MI, SMUT. APRIL be untrue when he wrote IL • AT THIS OPENING will »0 displayed a very fine line of Shoes. You are cordiaV invited to call and see them they will be arranged in such a man­ ner that yon can examine them at your leisure. We want everyone to call and see us. Those who do not buy are as welcome as those who do; as we want you to see the new things. : : : : • For the lour <Uy» we will give with each sale ot Un shoes • box of ten polishLadles' Kid shoes a bottle of “Oltt Edge" afle dressingGents' shoes a box of T. IT. Polish. yunriTrxmwwTm cause be lashed all the fury of Lis pent up nature Into a foam because F. L. Heath was defeated for Mayor. It Is very strange , lute, Grand Haven. The plan is for each that tbe Journal Fhould become so wrathy one whom Kt. Rev. Bishop G. D. Gillespie when It Is reported that the Journal editor As has confirmed to give a dollar, payable in limself did not support tin Heath. . that amount or to be paid at the rate of 25 to what Mr. Brady did no oye but Mr. Brady Is responsible and he is amply able cents a year for four years. fflrs. Rose Colgrove met with quite a to answer for hini^ifTT^the effort of the Journal to iv^erylbitg th tbe Wool mishap Friday morning; iu attempting to kindle a fire with kerosene she threw Boot ComyawTh as langbabi/ os it is w the liquid onto the wood amt evidently true, because everyone mturt known that Mr. Grant’s election was d/te tu democrat­ some live coals yet remained in the sdove from the night before as an explosion oc­ ic votes, and to imunuatej that Ilze II oul curred, burning one ot her bands badly, B jo: Company ever said fliat it would dis­ charge a man for votlngjust as be please*1 searching her face, and singeing her hair and eyebrows. Prompt ffiedieal a.’- is somethin*the Journal editor knew to tendauce presented any serious results. •Mr. and Mrs. C. R. day In Middleville. FEATHERS, T GOWNS AND CLOAKS Charlotte Leader. of tan polish. With each pair of ladies kid shoes k bottle of “Gilt edge” the best 2'.c dressing made with each pair of Gents shoes a box of T. M. polish. Take a look ,.7A mistake in the count In the 2nd ward gave K. K. Grant 30 majority Instead of a few minutes brisk work to • Miss Lulu Felghner bas been In Grand Tbe jury in tbe Holmes murder ease on trial at Grand Rapids brought in a verdict of guilty In the first degree after being out four hours. Holmes it will be remember­ STOCKINGS, ed shot Motorman Johnson while in a fit of anger because the latter ran bis cold may lie col­ fingers down his neck. The case has been ored a blade fought desperately by the defense who had that will not tbe Services of three of tbe best lawyers crock or fade if you use to be secured. Tbe verdict was quite a surprise as a disagreement had been looked FAST for. . BLACK 4,000 words, and can be used 250 times.— The Detroit Journal of last Friday eon(Jui-d a picture of C. S. Brown, of this ers, Woolley A Brouaon. On Wednesday, ity. mentioning hh name iu connection Thursday, Friday aud Saturday, Apr. 22, 23. 24. and 25th. They will arrange for with the office of auditor general. the inspection of the public one of tbe <The pries are up and the wire strung finest lines of shoes ever shown In this' tixr the telephone exchange. The phones city. You will have opportunity to ex­ w i 1 be pul in place tbte week. It Marts f amine them at yoar leisure. Whether you with about 15 sul»scribera on the Hst^ wish to buv or not you are welcome, as A mall bag containing papers was Ixnd- these gentlemen want everyone to see the 100 near the track in being thrown from tbe things they have in foot wear, ijach real! car, on tbe 10:40 Tuesday, and l*dy caller will receive a large size wooden got run over derailing one of the wheels handle ^buttonhook'; For the four days and causing a slight delay. they give with each pair of tan shoes a bux near the roof, catching from .hung too near tbe chimney. iting in the city. speed and was limded passing over the little victim. The fright­ over the evidence of the two Brahmans, of ■ ’.treafter, changes for advertisements whose language he knew nothing and ened mother rushed to the injured child Physi­ :i reach this office Tuesdays at latest to whom he had never seen before. He took and soon had It In her embrace. । are insertion 4n tlie Issue of the week cians were called who examined tlie severe : down the sounds as they came from their vi :-n brought. bruises on the head, face and chest of tlie lips representing each sound by Its phonetic little one and pronounced recovery almost character. . Sarsaparilla Landis "5e. Impossible. The child lived in an uncon­ What we consider one of [the finest scious slate until Monday morning when •Celery Comp, jl.andis 75c. “Woman’s editions” that has be«i yet re­ death came to Its relief. Brief services Buy wall paper of Landis. ceived at this office, was the Easier edition were held at the home Monday evening of the Clinton Co. Republican Issued by 12 cents at Stauffer’s. and the body was taken to Whitehall for Chi-apest place in the city to buy hats the ladies of the Congregational church at interment on the early morning train. Mr. St. Johns. It was a sixteen page edition and Mrs. Marrail have the sympathy of all n at Russell^. Call at Miss Sherman’s and inspect her printed on a fine quality of book paper,and In tbelr bereavement. The little girl was liberally illustrated. Tbe fron| page was the youngest of a family of three children. line of milHpery. most attractive, half tone cuts of little St. Mr. Marrall has been an employe in Kurtz • ’ail at Russell’s and see their 25 cent Johns girls and boys forming a border to the Bros, meat market for some time past. ?ailors. ail trimmtd. page. Judging from tbe advertising pat­ Mr. Bentley is getting along as well as Hear George B. Williams at the Armory’ ronage the edition must have been a finan­ could be expected, but wlllbe confined to next Wednesday night. cial success. tbe house for some time to come. A line ot childrens caps from 25 to 50 The trouble between the Baptist church :■ nts at Miss Stebbins. and its minister has broken out afresh, Gov. Rich has designated Friday, May 1, New styles and lowest prices In mlllin- Rev. Hauser being arrested Saturday on a as Arbor Day. In his proclamation he ‘ says:—“The people are earnestly requested <7 4 Mrs. Fred Spaulding’s. charge of attempting to break up a relig­ to observe the day by setting out trees, Mrs E. B. Lathrop has Issued invitat- ious meeting. It is claimed that on Sun­ shrubs aud vines about their homes and ir-uns for a five o’clock tea on Friday. day-April 5, during tbe annual election of upon our highways and public places. officers for the Sunday school Rev. Hauser The exercises In our public schools upon SpecW prices Tuesday, Wednesday and that day should be of a character that will attempted to break up the meeting because, impress upon the minds of our youth Hte Thursday. O. D. Spaulding. officers in the faction opposing hkn were material benefits derived from its obser­ Judge Robinson lost a valuable Jersey being elected. He is out on bail and will vance. By precept and example our teach­ ■ow !a--t week from an injury to its brain. hive his hearing before Justice Riker to­ ers should lead In a work that will not on’y bring its reward to them, but remain The entertainment given by Grand Rap- day, Barrell and Potter and P. T. Colgrove as an incentive for future generations to :ds ta'eut last Friday evening at the opera are his attorneys. beautify and adorn oar fair State. Our diminishing forests and tbe h juse was excellent. Court stenographer Hoedemaker has rapidly Increased demand for shade and ornamen­ David Landreth & So.r’s garden seeds ! purchased a graphaphone and placed it n tal trees has caused' the organization of are absolutely the best on the market. his * office, “ which greatly “simplifies * ’“*“'• u, his“ •■Forestry Associations” whose purpose Is work. His method now for reproducing to preserve th<* forests and educate the You wi.ll find them only at Stauffer’s. testimony Is as follows: He reads aloud ; people In the science of forestry. These organ'zatlons deserve encouragement and Noth k—A good little house to rent from his short hand notes. Into the grapha- It is to be hoped that their numbers will heap, near the Union school. Inquire of phone. This iu turn reads it back to an ’multiply. This occasion is taken to urge F. Hazel at Nathan Barlow’s. operator who takes down the testimony on tbe preservation of the shade trees which Mrs. D. S, Gdbdyear gave a pleasant a typewriter,’which can be done immedi­ now stand along oar country roads. They >. o’clock tea to about thirty of her lady ately or not until years afterwards if de­ may damage the growing crop slightly but In beauty, shade, and protection from the f tends Tuesday at her home on West sired The mechanism of tbe machine is winds, they repay the damage they do G-ntre St. 1 ' wonderful, and Its wort Is rapid. The many times over.” The Banner would like to have correspondents mention the l/>r, M. Xiicc Kirk has moved from Ford’s capacity of tbe machine Is to receive as schools that observe “Arbor Day” in their Hotel, and is now nicely located in tbe fast as the operator will talk to It In dis­ I locality. front rooms over Hams and Van Arman’s tinct tones. Each receiving roll, 25 of grocery store.) which accompanies the machine, will bold ment Thursday evening. Mr*. Clarence Lathrop, of Ionia, is vis­ strairiht for an Lnusfcg at Mason. | electric light pole. Henry juijii-vd aud in W. R. Coofc was In Grand Rablda Tu?5' I dolnir! broke the ankle bone of 1:1s right . 1 -<tf. The h<>r?i: eontluued-on tn its mad day to attend a mecting'of lire Republican । Newspaper Association. ' • U ght. In front of. Clarence MarralP* Miss Mabie Colgrove. and Mlsi Matic homcjiear the railroad, his little two.year I and at the hall. .StudenU of lll»h school ! «!d child was plajiijgait the rolidside, hnv- Jewett jvfio has been visiting her aunt ! cairget special tickets for 25c from W. D. ; tag left Its mother’s arms not five minutes Mrs. F. LI. Barlow- returned to Akeley . Hayes, president of the board of education, - before, and all unconscious of danger. yesterday. L. Heath AL NEWS. Mrs. D. MeOmber was In Grand Rapids Tuesday. Misses Katie Lj-otis and Gertrude SHnsbuggy nnd on the third attempt t was inc-’ crland are home from Yprilantl for t’e 19. U. It K. of 1’. eessful. I When he got into, the buggy spring vacation^ ■ well es amaslpg however, both lines had dropped to ti e Rev. A. D 'Grigsby, ^ys. Grigsby ar r“ : hail We. • ■day । Philo Dunning attended spring meeting of ! ■—-—j . ground aud the horse was riitHripg at full future of t*fe blaydi- atone. H PERSONAL MENTION. Rapids this week. teeth at an early age. and. stat's tbe fact Sunday afternoon Henry Bentley hitch­ that careful experiments have demonstra­ ed up his father's horse to take a drive. ted that animals can live for only a few The animal was a fractious one and was weeks If fed on superfine white flour aloue feeling e^laHy lively because of tbe whereas they can live and thrive on un­ fact that It had not been exercised suf­ bolted flour or meal without any trouble. ficiently of late. Wishing to get some­ Nothing Like fly stock — ■ _______________ yAs Chaa. Grace was carrying a ease of The Red Front Shoe Store Souvenir Button- Moat Pointed of Hook to Each ; r r Pointed Toes In :::: Lady Caller. Black andColor* I i'lt ' * �THE HAIR ANO SCALF. Hastings Banner Thursday, Apr. 16, 1896, \“We are never too old to learn” is cer■tainly true in many cases, and I made some rather startling dfecoveriee re­ garding this important subject, and found that many common uses had be­ come general abuses. For exampla, the old rule of thoroughly brushing the hair before retiring each night does strengthen the roots, and while it is a good rule for some it te & bad rale for others. It certainly darkens all hair materially—due, of course, to the fact that the natural oil is brought out—therefore, light-haired women so anxious to remain blond should surely avoid it. Persons with dark hair, es­ pecially if wiry, bhould part it through the middle, brash the one half nt a OQOKBWOS. Ny^rttore. A QUESTION OF VISION. It ia an admitted fact that tbe aye it Km., «ay»i little doubL even in the minds of opti­ cians and physiologists, that the ^ie- —----!>»!►. -I wasdelirered fctta of TWIN* b> ggWAMo. la.^ibr, * ^l‘C nomenon of “seeing" is chiefly mental leu than 10 min­ —in other words, that it is the mind utes end with and not the eye that "sees.” araroely any pain New York, April 13.—Commander How often have you seen a friend Wa«baif£i after using only •nd Mrs. Bailington Booth gave out a who, seemingly, waa engaged In look­ two bottles of five-column statement Sunday night ing intently on some-object on the ta­ giving officially some of the reasons for ble, at the opposite side of the room, expoae for raJertP having foresworn allegiance to foreign or at some picture, who, on being headquarters. The vital points in (he timetable aroused from his day dream, would artatemeut aretbntat International head­ confess that he was "looking at noth­ County of Barry is heldjon tbe 29th dayof April quarters there had come to be a positive ing In particular." The explanation of Stations. iSe. at ten o clock In the forenoon. Dated this hatred of everything American. Ob­ the fact that he saw "nothing In par­ loth day of March, A. D tase. „ „ 1 y n. McKxvrrr, jections were urged by Gen. Booth ticular" Is plain enough if properly set ALOXZotKkXASTOM. Sheriff. MOKTH. against tbe display of the national Hag forth. It was because his mind was Attorney. . upon badges and in halls and homes. busy with other times and scenes. “ MORTGAGE MALE. time carefully and evenly, so ns not to BBADF1ELD REGtUTOB 00.. ATL15TA, GA. He said the time had arrived to cease Faces, bits of wayside scenery, and* Jone*t) Default haring been made in tbe oMidltiona SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. parrying the stars and stripes at the tear it. Your brash is largely respon­ the like, were being presented to view of a certain mortgage made by Fred W- Kirkel and wife Mettle of tbe town of Hastings. Birry head of parades. He objected to the sible for this, however; so use a long in the panorama of the mind, and tbe county, Michigan, to Hamuel Canon of Gales- Crooked Lake. nse of the eagle upon crests, and con­ bristle, not too closely strung together. “mind’s eye”—or mental vision—was burj” kalsmlzoo County. Mteblxan. dated Delton stantly spoke d?precatingly of' the The French are undoubtedly high au­ engaged jn eagerly scanning'pictures December " A. D. 1S8G, and recorded in the of­ CBoverdale.... fice of the Register of Deeds, for tlie County of Aken Point... country and of its people and its insti-, thority on this mucb-ubuse<] subject, of impressions made thereon months, Barrv and Hute of Michigan, on the beventh ■ealtx............. ll; >,£l !«.. end M. Tonsori al insists that the sim­ tutlons. day of Decern’^er A. D. te-Gln Liberal of Murtyears or acores of years before. Again, plest is always the best, and auburn, ansee. on page 212; on wi lch mortgage there Is Hastxxqs...... The statement says that the attempt if you want to know whether your com­ el*lnie<i to Ihi due at tbe date of this notice the was mode to annex the army' in the blond or chestnut hair for washing sum of Three hundred ninety six Dollars and Ooata Greve.. panion looked nt bis watch with his United States to that of Canada, and needs nothing beyond a weak borax Seven cent*, nnd an attorney’* fee o Ff een Woodland .... 7 «h < w brain or his eyes, usk him the time of water, a tecspoonful to a pint of warm | Dollars provided for In said mortgage, aud no Wood bur v .... that, in spite of the protestations of • N| 4 It suit or proa < d ug? at law having been Institut­ , FUiD.L. day after he puts the timepiece in bis Lansing the writers, they were forced to make water. Remember, not a handful, for ed to recover Ute money s sucured by said mort ­ 8 5L,..r.. pocket Detroit....... gage, or any nart thereof; a partial annexation, aud al the present then it becomes injurious, and like the Grand Rapids. Now, Therefore, by virtue of the power of Atime the'army work in Dakota, North good doctrine of homeopathy j'ou find PREPARED FOR EMERGENCIES. sale contained in said mortgage, and the statute Montana and North Washington I is whnt cures will kill if discretion is left • In such case made nnd provided, notice Is here­ by given that on baturdav the 13th day of June Young Man Who Got a Clerkahtp to Aa- i .governed from Toronto, and 1 it out. A. D. 1398, at ten o'clock in tbe Forscoon. I Buttons. tlcipatlon of Illa Prodigality. Once a month singe the ends of your is said that the officers hardly shall sell at Public Auction, to the highest bid­ der. at the North Front door of the Court Here is a story that ore of the south­ dare to let the citizens of these states hair. Most people cut the ends, but House in tbe City of Hastings [that being tbe know that their money goes to Ca­ this is bad; it destroys the nourish­ ern members vouches for, according to ' place where tbe Circuit Court for Barry County the Washington Post A young man, ' te holden]. tbe premise? described in said nadian headquarters. ment and life. Singeing drives the mortgage, or so much thereof as may be neces­ fluid back to the loots. This is a cus­ one of his constituents, applied to him sary to pay l be amount due on raid mortgage, Grand Rapids. Cabana Encouraged. If yoar dealer v.itn 8 per cent Interest, and ail legal costs to­ Detroit tom said to have had its origin among' for a $1,000 clerkship. Tbe member Havana, via Key West, Fin., April 9:— gether with an attorney’s fee of Fifteen Dollars Lawunz........ hasn ’ t it, send women of the West Indies, and is prob­ secured the appointment, but the day $1.35 to us covenanted for therein, Che premises being de­ WOOdlMld ..’) The Cubans are greatly encouraged by scribed in raid mortgage as all that certain lot ably true, for they are noted for their before the constituent vias to be sworn the action of congress. They say it is niece and parcel of land situate In the Township Ooata Grove in he came to bis representative in a •«» •< «.,i o. beautiful hair. of Bastfbgs In Uie County of Barry and State of certain to have a good moral effect Massage the scalp occasionally, it is troubled state of mind and said: Michigan, and known'aud desenbed as follows: Hasti x as... WE JILL SEND YOU POSTPAID <*«!»: and hope for practical benefit also. Hie West half of the East half of East half of “Colonel, I have had $125,000 left me so beneficial; it stimulates circula­ North East quarterof Section Twenty-four rs*] Sbuiti........... Members of good families nrd leaving tion, it prevents the hair falling out by an aunt, and, my God I just think in Town throe (3) North Range Eight [8] West Akers Paint. •« %, *5 T5 »uff. cities aud tow ns to join the insurgents con lain! ng twenty acres more or less. » It: 5 ?«| ng; and is especially good whep a small what I have to go through again.” in great numbers. The severe enforce­ Mamuxl Caksox. »a s»! I& “Let me congratulate you,” said the quantity of vaseline is used, but rub it Philip T- Colohovk. Mortgage*ment of Wey let’s decrees is driving representative. Attorney for Mortgageein carefully and thoroughly, or it leaves It cannot break at the Side or Waist many to take the field. Dated March v. 1WS * “No, don’t do that,” said the con­ Color ORAB or WHITE your hair streaked and striped on the Una Junc’t' Telle How He Did It. PROBATE ORDER. outside, and dp benefit is derived to the stituent; “you don’t know what you’re Cooper Lv.. Akron. O., April 10.—RomulusCostell, scalp end roots for which it is intended. । congratulating me on.” ‘LONG, SHORT and HEDIUH LENGTH State of MichIran. County ot Bom—n. At a scsaloa of the Probate court for tbt plias John Smith, who was arresttd for The old adage of removing gray hair L Freight carry passenger, bur “Yes, I do,” said the member, "for County ot Barry, holden st the Probate office. Id S?“Sltrains “»”«>■«<•, OT Ur Conwuj Jl THE iUCHIGAH CORSET CO., the murder of Alvin and Mrs. Stone ami is on excellent one: "To the funeral of now you can live without working.” the City of IlMtinjcs.lu raid county.on Wednes­ JACKSON, nicn. day the etahtb day of April In tbe year Jra Stillson, their nephew, has made a each gray hair pulled come 20 mourn­ “Colonel,” said the distressed young one tbourana elsbl hundred and ninety six. . full confession. After fracturing the ers,” and soon you find the dead fluid man. “I may as well tell you. Several Fretent. Cluurlen W. Armstrong, Jodgo ot d mm pkulls of his victims he disfigured th? diffusing itself rapidly among healthy years ago I bad $100,000 left me by an­ Probste. •Stop on signal only. In the matter of the estate of Lizzie Whldby, bodies with a pocket knife. When asked roots, and graynees follows quickly. other aunt and it took we nearly a year Itaceuied. far his motive he said the devil told him On readme and filing the pecltioo duly verified The abominable practice of using hot to sjtcnd It. After I got through I of Lacy A. Jones Administrator of said estate do it. irons to tbe hair is responsible for had to go to the hospital for six months praying that his final account this day filed in raid court may be beard and allowed sad a de A..Banker Found Guilty. much of the. dead, ugly, colorless fringe to get-over the effects of my dissipa­ erve of distribution duly made and be dis­ Oshkosh.AVtep April 13.—T. C. Shore, that soon becomes a disfigurement to tion. The reason 1 came to see you charged from said trust. , ©f Manitowoc, was ip circuit court con­ many an otherwise pretty face. Use to-day was to a*k you to keep that Thereupon it is ordered, that Saturday the second day ot May, A.D.. UBS at ten o’clock tn victed of fraudulent btelcing, the jaiy cold water and paper, or curling pads, place for me until 1 cun spend this the forvuooa.be ssalansd for the hearing of aald bringing in an unconditional, verdict. anything rather than heated tongs. It money." • ■ petition and that tbe heirs at law of said de­ ceased and all other persons interested In said Shove was the president of the'Kaove was an old saying and a true one: DISPOSITION OF WEALTH. , estate, are required to apr«ar at a session ol bank at Manitowdc, which assigned' ."Woman’s hair is her crowning glory." said court, theu to be boldrn at the Probate of­ fice, In the City of Hastings. In said county, anc April 12, 1892. Whyjaot preserve it as long as possible. The Natural Feeling of DHtruHt for Those HAII show cause. If any there be. why the prayer of Richer Than Oureoliea. Now dll these points I gained from my the petitioner may not be granted. Aad Ills Favor McKinley. farther ordered, that wild petitioner give notice There is a natural feeling of distrust rou M Baton On, Portland, Ore.. April 11.—In session loquacious hairdrecsser while I sat in to the persons Interested InsaM estate, of the and even disapproval of wealth, es ­ here yesterday republicans selected del­ her high chair vtith bidded apron tied pendency ot raid petition and the Marie? of this order to be egates to the St. Louis convention for under my chin, and what a delightful pecially on the part df those who have published in tbe Hasting? Bannxr. a news­ never possessed it.| It is natural also McKinley. The platform declares for nap I might have taken during my mas­ paper pr.uted end circulated In raid County of that this should be a sliding scale, and Barry, oner In each week for three success!vr sage and shampoo had I been less inboth gold and silver aud the mainte­ weeks previous to said day of bear!nr. and its Connecttans Operate the jrested in her subject.—Philadelphia that each person should regard the next nance of values of the two metals. Char W. Armstrong. largest taxpayer aa too rich. Thirty Times. Best First ast- Seioxn-Zuss Acquitted. (A mason.) years ago, at the seaside resort called New York, April 11 —The jury In the CORRECT BREATHING. "A 'Pigeon Cove, or Cape Ann, there wfls a Service from Ea-t to we poidtively state that MORTGAGE BALE. case of the Cubans on trial in connection • his remedy does nol convillage wit known habitually as Old Default bavinc been made iu the cooditkms with the Bermuda filibustering expedi­ How It fa Said to Help the Stoat Woman txln mercury or any o:ber of a certain mortoace made by Geom W. Knowlton, a retired fisherman, who de-* Injurious drug. tion, retarded a verdict Friday of “not Gregory and Ann Gregory his wife to Anna R. Austin dated January 2nd A. D. IRC. aud re­ It has been discovered that-the double lighted to corner in argument a aet of Nasal Catarrh guilty” in the -case of all the defenricorded in th* office of tbe Rraitter of Deeds chin can t>e banislu-d by correct breath­ eminent clergymen who then resorted Isa local disease and4s for the County of Barry and State of Miebtaan. there, as Dr. Chapin, Dr. Gannett, Dr. tbe result of colds anfl on the Second day of January A. D. 189? ’n ing. The. woman with u short neck President of American Sabbath Union. sudden climatic changes. Liber 33 of MorteraM. on pace 3®. on which Bartol, Thomas Starr King and others. arid Intermediate Point*. | New York, April 10.-—Morris K. Jes­ must hold her head high, even stretch­ He liked to swear before them, to ask • claimed ta be doe at the date of tors notice (he sum of Twelve Hundred fiftysup, of this city, has accepted the pres­ ing her neck until conscious of the hard questions out of the Old Testament five Doliais and *lxty-Me*rn cent*, and an at­ tension of the cords. She should also TOURIST SLEEHMi CAPS idency of the America^ Sabbath School and to call them familiarly by their last Opens and cleans the Nasal Passages. Allays torney's fee of Twemy-five Dollars provided for Pain and Iniloninistion. Heals tbe Sores. Pro­ it! said rnortgxge. and do suit or proceedlKn at union, to succeed the late ex-Justlce practice dropping her head and letting leave Chirago. throughout the Fair it roll listlessly about. This will give names. One* day he was much startled tects rhe Membrane from Colds. Kestores the law having been Instituted _to recover the Strong, of Washington. Sense of Taste and Smell. The Halin Is quickly Spring and Winter -even; WedMstay me?2f • ecured by “ ** mortgage, or any part a graceful poise to the head, and. the on asking about'Dr.iGannett’s salary to abeorlied nnd gives relief st once. Price 50 eta. night, and Cincinnati. Q every Non-la|f fT Slvador Asked to Explain. Now. Therefore, by virtue of tbe power M and Thursday < reaing. am: an- run. exercise df muscles will help coosume hear that it was $3,000. which would at Drugcists <>r by mall. Washi-gton, April |3.—Itobert BonELY BROTHERS. M Warren St- New York. sale contaiBed In raid tnongare. and the statute the extra amount of fat. Lung exer­ not now be regarded ns a large sum, In «uch case made and provided, uottee is here­ •ey, &n -merican citizen, was mur­ cises in breathing are the best exercises but seemed to him enormous. "Why, by rireu that on Saturday the Eleventh day of MORTGAGE SALE. ' dered in hn Salvador March 23 and as Gannett, ” said the licensed veteran, ,ulLA-,P- 18W.«ten o’clock in the forenoon. 1 for excessive stoutness. The best time Default baring been tuMde In tbe conditions J•hail sell at Public Auction, to the highest bld• result t» state deptrtment has de­ for this is before dressing in the morn­ “whut can a minister do with so much of s certain mortgage, executed by lx>e Tinker def* *< b front door of the Court House manded th«fuHest investigation. NorrK. dated tlie first day of Octo'-er Iu the City of Hastings. Barry Co.. Mich, (that money? You can ’ t know how to man ­ ing and after undressing at night. 1M1, recorded the Seventh otv ot October »«i, being the place where tbe Circuit Court for without chance and on kxst mtn trains. d-v'-m.* iwkeb cat • Five br ton minutes* exercise each day age it! Gannett,* you ought to have a assigned by tbe raid Mark Norris, tbe eighth b*ny' County is holden*, the premises describ i FaeMngen holding secure accommodsdon* !u tourist rieeptaf ,dKy <rf.?5?,n}Jw 80 T’P Ketchum, and by WIS. ProsiSONS. 1° 8B,d mortgage, or so much thereof as mar car», the tirvt »ates being from Chlcag” to will reduce the flesh in a wonderfully guardeen!” the said Ti|» Ketcbmu assigned to Harvey Willnorosrary to p*y the amount due os No doubt we arc all ready, if we pet' lams, on the thirtieth day ot December >»» pointe. Id; from 'iTmsmaM «• CtM. short time. Stand erect, with the head mortgage, with th per cent Interest mid all California fornix poia'k fc.»: from Nbw Oridin# to ^hl»ri4-rroVT.i<a^'* l',crp ,s aa6’ M ,n® r£iu!®srkt?f<n,erwlth •“ >ttoraev's fee of and chin well up, and rise upon the ■onally escape wealth, to offer advice CkUoniia points. S3, per diluWr berth. From Tr° fl®“ared and Seventy dollars. riShM °'d H>Ple<Xa‘ have toes at each inspiration, holding the as to its guardianship, but probably the New Orleans dally through PuiltukE Jen ?.eireiby •flTS® that by v,rlue nt the wloc d«erltH-<l |n MUd mortttM m ia operated. JLOthes of their own or are fi,ndt wlli- breath a moment, then expelling it nearer we came to it the greater diffi­ power of sale In mid mortgage, I shall fore’beFame.bjstale at public auction to tag to provide them wifc clous ,war forcibly, coming down upon the heels culty of deciding how to handle it. »h«olE T‘it»bNorth front door ot “jgwjt Mkditt*n, and Known »nn dwcrtUd u Best Rtlv Lowest Rates them, while the lew lormmU^T" “,lle City of Hastings, on the There is nothing new in the phenom­ H L£°4Urt at the same time. n™ nr,iul.T o’clock in the fore .’■‘-'Lwitoityicroot lud to b, ukrn on pUcd by the poor law deprtmvi Another good breathing exercise is enon. except in its lately rapid increase fJia*»0*ru,P.p,ee*or of •»‘‘d the South Woi Quam., o, Soeuoo No ,U) uiwhat they require. In th. latto^, to draw in a full, deep breath. Retain among ourselves. Even now it Is said situated In the township of Yankee Snrinrw rapt two acre? In tbe South East corner thereof the dress, though M plain rs poas,i.’ Sorth Ten acres of land to be taken the breath while counting 15 and then that no American man is so rich us and described as the South eaat quarter, ot the A!*? >• worm nnd comfortable, and ofn- slowly expel it. Sometimes stout wom­ Cecil Rhodes, the South African ad­ North east quarter, of Section number twentyJn township three north of ranre ten kind worn by the artisan class,of glv all pointe In la,,d *cconlli{rto the en move arms gracefully, but the body venturer, who is wealthy enough to or­ or brown homespun, or dart-color. has an utter lack of liberty and free ganize piratical expeditions into free Metre. H is not uniform; indeed, n motion to suppleness. Drawing her states; and, it is' predicted, to be ele­ Dated April 4th 185«. H ia made In the building. it is ekcred. I-Hnjr T. COLUttOTB. 0,4 “-jfiSS. corsets tighter never did make a stout vated to the peerage of England, even CHA.. H. BAV«. IV W'L.LXre >»gly probable Hint thev who we<r it woman less stout in appearance. The where they have failed. No American Attorney for Assignee. Assignee. ’■S1ther wonten—hah a. iur*v ; the ifirst .-are care is is not not to totace lace too too tightly tightly; the family is so rich aa the Rothschilds, Withte Keond i. to banish all Ide/of Mng whose nest is still shown—or was till nnliX) th keen .s’’ f” " I *t°Ut frMn y0Ur “tad- nn,] kt ,h<! lately—a tottering nnd shabby house nair nn.l the,r clothcs in r°«l muscles bare as free play as possible, in the Jewish quarter of Frankfort. For maps, time table-. : further! fetor attention to th** “ c'rtain “““unt of All women can learn to use their Ixxl- Matthew Arnold, who shook his head matiou pen alining t<> route ianil >t-rr:ce;or n. ££n‘.on tether own persona! appear- les gntcefuHy, even if there b a pr«lis- over the comparatively modern displays gardlug California apply to W. G.XEIMYER in this country. gloats with l>°'ob> which, es- >o«itlon to stoutness stout Is the Most Popular Republican Newjpap. Geu’l Weirterr. pecuuiy In \ ienna. ore strongly Insisted tT-rs nftaw Al.a ■ 1 i—1.. . a --------i women delight, in two letters, over the lux­ we often . the lightest dancers, and ”PO“: tar the city does not choose to of the West and Has the Largest Circulation here is no reason why they slmuld not urious Jiving of the English Roths­ W. H. CONNOR. „ bare its old pensioners going abou( b* graceful in pose and motion. If a Comuen:!.! Agrst.#-. I 0. childs. An aristocracy of wealth, how­ terms bv mail 1 1 toy or n rags. The half porter hat wonan draws her breath freely from ever, can never really stand on the same 8. F. B. MORSE. • . strict orders to allow no one to eo not tmtu he .has “tidied up;" and th£ reg. thebottom of her lungs she diminishes ground as one of birth, or be as danger­ G-T A-U the '.fleet of her size immediately by ous to real freedom; because, no mat­ Wbr” n n'?i-V by a mS- doing away with that ready-to-burat ter how curious people mo? be about it, Jority of the inmate-s. To an out­ look that id generally associated with or bow envious of it, or how much they sider it certainly seems superfluous, for H’there can never h* felt most of the old jteople areOe rerJpte- •toutocm. That is the look that must As ’ th’ ti“a*u be avoided, even if the waist measures toward it that honest, time-hardened, lure of neatness. They all appear to an Inch or so more and the bust and utterly cringing deference -with which all THE NEWS and THE BEST OF XURRETa LTTEB ATI ?L> , have a good supply of clothes. One of shoulders gain a little.-Philadelphia sSed at*t 01 the b*””® taBeoord. au13rd* Butwe to Cb0"‘nS “« bis wardrobe. ?nd abOUt U °nd adviceThe American Protective Tariff League ““ rongh eny ’“‘I be ?na, ,f * 8 We ‘ h>re °t it? Teacher—Parse the sentence: “Yuca­ a Family Paper l» Not Excelled bv Any. « as Keying, he had a pair of dark trou­ is a national organization advocating ust as it was said of Cardinal de Refs’ tan is a Peninsula. ” sers and waistcoat, a black coat, and a h£iOT “ UtUr UPK]ect of ••Protection to American Labor and Youra“s°DaTAWMami.“h*"c’ “’Dbw P°pil (who never could understand b!u' ail In thoroughly i 1 exvcrcisin^an abundant Industry “ as explained by its constitu­ Good condition. He had. too, under hU I grammar anyhow)—Yucatan is a prop­ Ue BOU,S 01 oU>er peorare, a silk gown, which he displayed I er noun, nominative case, second per­ ble.—Harper a Bazar. •4 tion. as fellows: Fo’mcS/ITIS 7T"' KTO* °fth’ WorlaWrfdte^*® Pr[de' U bb wife-, j son singular. SALVATION ARMY SPLIT. 1 ll* top, btoiitTte. - 6*1" “MOTHERS’ FRIEND” _______ SEE! "KJ- SlJaJS- Maxon) Ladies .5 “Gresco The - . California, Louisana, New Mexico HIBBS! Texas,and Arizona.. 16569742 For Your Protection LOS ANGELES, / SAN FRANCISCO ELY’S CREAM BALM THROUGH Throuoli io California MEXICO, SJJS Tezas, Arizona, New Mexico and California The Inter Ocean T,^,?.,nteS.OceaE;^jMl 2^^avernSjEngliah radical The Weekly Inter Ocean REPOTEJc"4 “How do you make that out?” First person, Icatan; second per­ son, Yucatan; third person, Recatan. him r ’ 11 secais- banded it over to p.__. -------- rwwautu. to tar greater utfety. “She always 72”^' Person- 'Vecatan; «cond ’ O,,“>arw-’•‘’'■o us ; person’ —” “C,° y°ur seat”—Texas Siftings. Sic rf . ^marked incidentally, i svedd ng drew, he told me. Hi. wife, fat had' I? aKOther W1“G °f U>e build- । He Wanted aa Injunction. Atchison man recently caught different men kissing his wife, wbereupoa he went to a lawyer. . “You have very good grounds for di'•orce,” the lawyer said. **• 1 a dlT0««.” <hc citUen .. ..J WHnt ont an ■ rtnc,i8h1 *xAn rrh*pK c,ttr “>i. it three JJon to make them quit it’"—Kansas tat' Star. NONESUCH mince meat “T“ “to“ P'“. Mt cake and pudding possible all the year 'round. Always fresh, al“ugood, |th*t ’ thc «•»>>. Accept no «^>ute. Sold everywhere. owa naiM and adtr» W ,.G_ .. <>»LI’ OHB OOLLAE 1'KE LEAR. WBEKL,T CTT1R OCEAN il b, atari? or .morrw adequately eeoura A mtncap 1*21. againat OM^tHfon rt ton<r l^”'- There are no personal or private the inter OCEAN. Cliicaro. | profits in connection with theorg"’'3' tiontnd it i, sustained by membership, THSAVING qIAF3TilA GOOD great RESULTS FROM CLEAN- contributions and the distribution o । publications. ne^sin ia/.-nd wol^mo contrt^0 * SAI �Hastings Banner Thursday, Apr. 16. 189^ ------ COOK BROS. trnsVnwt ?55. bv B Lipr ’ncoet Co.) ■he hM gone to bed we’ll holo a oouacli of war, [kit out the light., onddlaporo our force, ro u to give the Bynum, a warm welcome when they comethey’ll not make the attempt much be­ ___ fore midnight, and we will hare plenty of time to get ready for them"Hadn’t we better take a few of the men with us—the Bynum boys'll flght like’devils when they And themselves cornered.” I think it won’t be necessary__ can’t you find that suit? You see. there’ll be four of ns, and if yOU can manage tq capture tlie one who is to hokl the horses, I think the colonel and Henry and myself will be good for the ocher two. I had thought of suggesting something like this: They will leave the horses In the grove at the left of the avenuq. and you can post yourself where you can slip up and sur­ prise your man. Then the others will proceed to fire the house—probably at the front, retreating to tbe cover of the clump of laurels to await develop­ ments. For the sake of having a clear case of arson against them, I thought it would be best to wait until they had act­ ually started the fire, and while they are doing this I can get behind the laurels and the colonel and Henry can prepare to cover the men with their rifles as they retreat. At the proper moment I can show myself and demarfd a surren­ der. and we’ll have them pretty well surrounded.’’ Ludlow rose from his knees and pro­ ceeded to dump the content* of the valises upon the bed, whistling softly to himself as he did so. “The scheme’s as clear as diluted daylight, and it’s worthy of a graduate of Scotland Y ard, he said. “There’s only one point that’s a little misty; you’ve given yourself a part that’ll ask for a heap of downright cold-blooded nerve, Hugh. What have you done with your respect­ ed traditions of inherent cowardice and the like?” “Left them in \he hole up on the mountain, I hope,” replied Ringbrand, struggling into tbe clothing handed him by Ludlow. “Anyway, that's just what I want to find out. On two oc­ casions within the last three days I th* look *y“ of tti elder Latimer, and a moto'uii°!€rJ'urtlow aun' ovcr “d be8»n N.^,n WhU' Ue co,on'1 “d the room. When they came ^d Bl^°nr?’“U0n b*'came ^n'ral- Pure Blood nxana round tewlth. With pure, felt the Rlad °f thi”'tor he rich, hrolthy blood, th. .tonueb .nd dlJ«>t that the one thing Impowlble under pttbr, orpin, will bo vlgorotu, and there E*11 .no ?npcp«u. Rheumatism .nd ...................... wlu.^e unknown. Scrolul..nd 6dt Rheum will dlropprer. With pure th' suggested thnt \'laTb1Wr U‘at *hc retire’ “Ming ? . ,h'r?“d n liU!e mat ter of business to talk about that would keep them up awhile longer. She went willingly 'no"Kh. being in a beatlllc framed Blood MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made in the condition of a mortgage dated tbe 13th day of September, 1868, made by Charlee Baxer and hl* wife Mary Ann Baker of the Township of Assyria, Barn­ County. Michigan, to anna 8. Austin, Jahn L. Schuyler. William H. Slocum and John P. Douglas as Executors cf the estate of Robert F. Austin, deeeased, of Kings County. State of New York and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds, for the Countv of Barry and State of Michigan on the 13th day ot Septem­ ber, 1866. In Liber 25 of Mortgages, on Page 272. on which mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the dale of this notice the sum of Twenty-nine Hundred and fifty-one Dollars and fifty five cents (g29ol.86] and an attorney's fee of thirtyfive dollars provided far In said mortgage and no suit or proceedings at law bavins been In­ stituted to recover the amount secured by said mortgage or any part thereof: Notice Is therefore hereby Riven that on Sat­ urday the 23rd day of May a. D. 1.-90. at ten o’clock In the forenoon, there will be told, at the North frontdoor of the Court House, in .the City of Hastings. Countv of Barry aud State of Michigan, Isaid Court House being tbe building in which the Circuit Court for tbe County of Barry is held], at public auction, to the highest bidder, the premises described in said mort­ gage. or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage, as above set forth with the interest thereon, aud the costs charges and expenses allowed by law and provided for in said mortgage, said premises being situated in the County of Barry and State of Michigan and described as all those certain pieces and parcels of land described aa follows, to wit: The East halt [E. H] of the South West quarter (8. W. Ji] of section fifteen [is] containing Eighty [80] acres of land, also th* South West quarter 18. W. fc] of the South West quarter [8. W. *»] of Section fifteen 115] except two [21 acres out of the South West corner thereof. All in Township number One North. Rango number Seven West. Barry County. Michigan, and containing in all One Hundred and Eighteen [118] acres of land, according to tbe United States survey thereof. Dated, Hastings, Mich,, February 19.1P9C. Anka s, Austin. John L. Sch utlek. William h. Slocum. John P. Douglass*. Executors of tbe Estate of Robert F. Austin. ■ deceased, Mortgagees. AlonzoE. Krnaston, Attorney for Mortgagees. MOBTOA-ltaALE. Liber Mot Mortgagee, on rage 822. on which mortgage there is claimed tn be due at th*data of this notice the sum of Three hundred seventynine dollars and sixty-elgbt cents, and aa at­ torney ’s fee of Twenty five dollars provided tor tn said mortgage, and no suit or proceeding* at law having been Instituted to recover the money® secured by said mortgage, or any part, thereof: Now. Therefore, by virtue of the power ot sale contained in said mortgage, and the statute In such case made and provided, notice h here­ by gUen that on Saturday the Second day of A.D. 1896, at ten o'clocx in tbe lorenooc, I shall sell at Publie Auction, to the highest bidder, at the North front door of the Court House, In the City of Basting*, (that being tbe Since where the Circuit Court fdr Barry County holden), tbe premises described Id said mortgage, or so much thereof a* may be see.tssary to pay the amount doe on said mortgage, with Seven percent. Interest And all legal costa, together with an attorney's lee of Twenty five dollars covenanted for therein, the premises being described in said mortgage as all those certain lots pieces and parcels of land situate tn the City of Hastings in the County ot Barry and State of Michigan, and known and described ae follows: Fraction City lots Dutnber three (3). and four <4» InHlock No. five (5) tn rhe Extern addition to the village, now City of Hastings,*Except That portion heretofore conveyed to Chicago. Kala­ mazoo and Sagmaw Rail Road Company, and containing in each lot four by eight' rods at land, according to tbe recorded plat ot said City ot Hastings. ' CnARuce Wilcox. Mortgagee, Philip T Colgrove. ' ’ ' Attorney for Mortgagee. Dated Jan. 29.1896. '!h!Ch "°Dld ha'tt nuu,e her Your nerves will be strong, andyour tftat naci i.7'.icn to tnc obedient to a much more unreasonable sleep sound, sweet and refreshing. i the pick was attached. 8a™*P*rllla piakes pure blood. request, and when they heard tbe door ? wthy U curefi 80 many diseases. .r.ce more to the perch of her room close behind her they drew That is why so many thousands take it it under the roof. Fijrtd their chairs together, and Ilingbrand to cure disease, retain good health, pre­ m.-'iasin lyhicih banished pare a rapid outline of hi. plan for the vent sickness and suffering. Remember , intigue, he soon had the cjipture of the innruudcrs. in his frnsp'again, and I-’pon hearing it, Col.'Latimer de­ nt of critical poising the murred at once because of the danger wedged into its place* attending Ringbrand’a part in the un­ ecurely home by a few dertaking; but he .acquiesced finally he pick. Without wait­ when Ludlow added the weight of hia stability, he swung up to advice, and the young man'glanced ng. drew the pick up after gratefully at hia friend for the timely la the One True Blood Purifier. $1 per bottle. iiiccd himself for the at­ aaaistance. ,^en the details were ar­ cure L*ver His; easy to . ,.n the r<»of. Justjit this juncranged, and Ringbrand had appealed to HOOu take,easy cooperate. 25c. •• th- thought suddenly' came to him Henry not to fire unless it became plain­ • h- had ij'iilt his ladder upon the ly necessary, the colonel spoke again: CHANCERY SALE. . !>i;M»sition that the roof was as­ In purauaeee and by virtue of an order and MORTGAGE BALE. In that conversation in the dave, Mr. of the Circuit Court for the County of Default having been-made In the payment o . S . and an awful fear that instead Ringbrnnd, did you happen to heah any decree Barry In Chancery.in the state of Michigan and a certain bond and mortgage dated tbe Irat day . M<l:ng earth he might encounter thing that might th’ow any light on made and dated on tbe 30th day of November of November A. D. J880 made and executed by 1895 la a certain cause therein pending. Jesse Austin, unmarried of Assyria, Barry 1!t-, bowlder almost unnerved him. thia?”—handing a soiled and greasy A.D. S.Hre.*.2.M.arK,‘.rel.AD<,rus”‘ Complaisant and County, Michigan, mortgagor to Eugene Bar­ was no time for hesitation, how­ Mills Phillips. William Phillips, Julia Phillips. note to the young man. beck of the City of Battle Creek Michigan, Albert Phillips. Effie Phillips, Fred Phillips mortgagee, and recorded In the office of tbe :. and. summoning all ftis strength. Riugbrand unfolded it and spelled and Myrtle Phillips are Defendants. Register ot Deeds of Barry County Michigan tn the pick upward, giving a MORTGAGE HALE. Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at out the contents penciled In crabbed Liber 19 of mortgages on page H on the mb Public Auction to the highest bidder at the .] , r . >t' relief and a hearty “Thank Default having been made in tbe conditions day of November A.D. 1880 at 4 o’clock p. hl characters scrawled irregularly across North front door ot the Court House in tbe City a certain mortgage made by Robert A Kelley and duly assigned by said Eugene Harbeck . to "• ifhm the iron tore a great hole of Hastings and County of Barry, and State of of the sheet, me Electa C. Holton of said City of Battle and .wife Jane A. to Alexander Foster dated Michigan said Court House being tbe place for n:>ii ttye thin covering, bringing “dere Mis ester,” it ran, “bit mout be holding the Circuit Court for said County, on February 14. A D. 1W7. and Recorded in the Creek, and tbe assignment thereof recorded in office of tbe Register of Deeds, for the County the office of the Register of Deeds of said Barry .i show»*r of earth and pebbles a heep beter ef you loud not to stay on Saturday the 9th day of May if96. at ten o’clock of Barry and State of Michigan, on tbe 14th County ou the 27th day of July a. D. 1889 ta in tbe forenoon all or so much thereof as may hint, nnd letting the blessed light the mounting two nite spose you go be necessary to raise tbe amount due to tbe day of February A. D. 1887 in Liber 30 of Mort Liber 23 of mortgages on page iro. by which on page 184 on which mortgage there I* default the power of sale contained in said ! ir" > the gloomy shadows of the said Complainant fi r principal. Interest and gages, down T ludlos fer a spel yurc friend.” to be due at tbe dais’of this notice the mortgage has become operative, and upon costs tn this cause of the following described claimed said bond and mortgage there Is claimed “Where did this come from?” he parcels of land to wit: All those pieces or par­ sum of Seventy-five dollars and twenty five which aud an attorney's fee of Fifteen dollars to be due for principal and Interest to date tbe cels ot land situated tn tbe city of Hastings cents, \ nf.niife later he was standing, be­ asked. . for In Bald mortgage, and do suit or sum of three hundred and sixty dollars and County of Barry and btate of Michigan de­ provided one cents, and no suit or proceedings at p i:>d aii'1 breathless, but heart whole “That’s what’s u-puzzlin’ us. . Hester scribed as follows: Lof-six in Block 2 of Bennett proceedings at law having men Instituted to twenty recover tbe moneys secured by said mortgage, law or In equity having been Instituted to re­ ,.i ri.unkful, ujKin the firm turf of tbe found it wrapped round r. piece of flint aud Kenfleld’s addltlor to tlie Village [now or any part thereof; ' cover the dent secured by said mortgage, or any City] of Hastlnc8.also the West halt oflots one Now, Therefore, by virtue of the power of part thereof now therefore, notice is hereby : la’iiain top; and. pausing only long rock lyin’ on the floor of her room this and tour in Block two of Bennett and Kensale coot lined In said mortgage, and tbe statute given that by virtue ot the power of sale con­ eiKJHirh to get his bearings, he set off afte’noon. and she reckoned some- field's addition to the City [formerly Village] in such case made and provided, notice is here­ tained In said mortgage, and of the Statute ot of Hostings according to the recorded plat by given that on Saturday the Twenty fifth day tbe State of Michigan In such cases made and hody’d th’own it in at the window.” r.r a quick trot toward Tregarthen, takthereof also that certain piece or parcel of land of April A. D. 1896, at ten o'clock in tbe fore­ Drovlded. on Saturday the sixteenth day of May adjoining the West half of lot one above men­ •rjr?. siraight course through the for­ “I think I know who wrote it,” said tioned on the North East and particularly noon, 1 shall sell at Public Auction, to the A. IX 189C, at 1Q o'clock in the forenoon at tbe have managed to scare up courage highest bidder, at tbe North Front door of the North front door of tbe Court House tn tbe City es: arri keqping the direction by the ttingbrand, reflectively, recalling the described as commencing on the North West Court House tn tbe City of Hastings (that being of Hastings. Barry County. Michigan, (that be­ enough to stand up to danger like a corner of said lot one block two. thence North ing the plaee of bolding the Circuit Court for rec glow of the sunset. words of die conspirators. “One of 431£ degrees East to the East and West quarter tbe place where tbe Circuit Court for Barry said County of Barry) the undersigned will sei man, but the conditions were such os County is holden), the premises described tn them asked: ’How about the girl?’ line of said Section seventeen, thence East on said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be at public auction, te tbe highest bidder, tbe would have made a rabbit turn and said quarter line to a point where a continuous NIL lands and premises described In said mortgage, and the other replied: ‘Needn’t mind line on tbe Eastern bouudry of said West half necessary to pay the amdunt due on said mort­ or so much thereof as shall be necessary to sat­ fight. What I want to know now is if gage, with eight per cent, interest, and all A VAT.0R0U8 COWARD. about her; she'll look out for herself,* of said lots one and four would intersect said legal costs, together with an attorney's fee of isfy the said amount due and Interest at sere* f • •• leader of the unsuccessful party the inspiration were merely an ex­ and then he added: T shouldn’t wonder Fifteen Dollars covenanted for therein, tbe percent, costs aud expenses of sale. and aa premises being described In said mortgage as attorney fee of fifteen dollars allowed by law of searchers was just finishing his sup- aggeration of the instinct of self-de­ if Jed would be glad enough to take ail that certain piece or parcel of land situate and provided for In said mortgage: said land beginning. [•er. in the intervals of which delayed fense, or if I really did gain a victory.” m tlie City of Hastings, in the County of Barrj' and uremisee being described In said mortgage care of her if she’d allow it.’ Jed is the Dated March 24, 1896. “Well, you’re certainly in a fair way and State of Michigan, and known and describ­ as—the West fractional half of the East half ot men! he had been giving his wife a deFhrd SV. Walxkr. the North West quarter of section Thirty Three one who will hold the horses, I believe.” ed as follows; ■ to settle the question if you carry out Circuit Court Commissioner In and for Barry t.iifed narration of the events of the Commencing at quarter post on tbe North (33) in Township Number One (1) North of “Blame his cussed impudence!” ex­ Co. Mlcb. Has it occurred to side of Section 17in Town 3 N. « W. Thence Range Number seven (7) West being in the c; y. “And now I suppose I’ve got to your programme. Alonzo E. Kknaston, Township ot Assyria, Barry County Michigan. claimed t he colonel, blazing up wrathSouth Sixteen Chains and forty-seven links, Solicitor far complainant. (•a’.d put iu the night at the Mc- you that your calm demand will prob­ fully. “What right has he got to be thence South 79K degrees. East Eleven Chains Dated February I8tb, 1896. Elkcta C. Holton, f • ably lie answered w.ih a couple of riflo aud nine links to a stake and stone In center of N.i’: he added. “These raids have Assignee Ihiukin’ about my Hester?” the highway - to the place of beginning. balls?” PROBATE ORDER. F. W. Clapp. cot to'be stopped, if—” Thence along the Center of the highway “Not the least bit in the world, Attorney tor Assignee, ‘T’re thought of that, but I mean South 79H degrees East. Three cbglDs State of Michigan, County of Barry—ss• Mrs. Ludlow held up a warning fin­ Battle Creek Mich. colonel,” replied Ludlow, good-natured­ Ata session of the Probate Court for tht thirty-three and H links, thence SoutiT er l‘I thought that was our gate,” to t-ke the chances—if I don’t weaken ly; “but don’t let us forget that he had County of Barry, holden nt the Probate office, in on a line parallel with tbe quarter line to tbe river, thence westerly along said said, and presently they both heard and make a failure of the whole af­ enough humanity in him to send this tbe City of Hastings. In said county,on Wednes­ Tbornapple ' MORTGAGE SALE, day, tlie tint day of April in the year one nverto a point so that a line running North the •y.iirk nervous tread of some one fair.’’ parallel with the East line would intersect tDe Default having been made in the conditions note; he knew quite well that he did it thousand eight hundred and ninety-six. Ringbrand completed his hasty toi ­ place of beginning, thence North from said ot a certain mortgage made by Margrett A. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of < ntiug up the graveled walk. Then at the risk of his neck, and it’s tlie first Probate. point to tbe plaee of beginning, said line being Stevens. Florence E.Spaulding. Orrin E. Bar­ v . • <•:•<> was a step ou the veranda, and let, and they went down to the din­ decent thing I ever knew one of them to In the matter of tbe estate of Jesse five chains and fifty links long on tbe. West ker. Mary E. Barker Blanche B. Barker. Agnes side, containing two acres more or less. Ex­ Barker. Martin V. Barker, Harriett I. Barker C. Chase, deceased. either of them could rise a grimy ing-room, where Mrs. Ludlow was waitr ' Oh reading and filing tbe petition duly vert- cept one acre sold off and from the West slde.be- to Emily D. Bostwick, of Ithaca. New York ing to serve the returned wanderer. ' °' of Sect. 17,3 N. 8 W. dated December 17 A D. 1889. and record­ . (i ni appeared at tbe door of the Ring’brand looked at his watch. "I ged. of Harvey W. Williams. Administrator of ing on tbe W H of N. E.Alexander Foster. ed tn tbe office of tbe Register of Deeds,‘for the d-’./ing-rodm. Ludlow sprang to his He took his accustomed place and made think we’d better be-taking our places, said estare praying that his annual account Mortgagee. County of Barry and State of Michigan, on tbe now on file In said court may be heard and al­ PHTl.tr T. COUHtOVJC. ’ with an exclamation of glad sur- a ravenous onslaught upon the hastily gentlemen.”.he said. “They set no time, lowed. 19lh day of December A. D. 1889, in Liber 33 of Attorney for Mortgagee prepared supper that astonished and Mortgage#. on page 72, on which mortgage there Thereupon tt Is ordered, thht Saturday, the but we had best be ready for them." is claimed to be due at the date of this notice 2fithdavof April, A D. 189G. at ten o'clock Dated. January 22.1896. the sum of Eight hundred nine Dollars and Six­ old fellow, but you did give gratified the sympathizing hostess. Henry extinguished the light, and tbe In tbe forenoon tie assigned for tbe hearing of “How dreadfully hungry you were!” ty cents, and an atfornej's fee of Twenty-five petition and that the heirs at Jaw of said he exclaimed, grasping the ORDER OF publication four men filed noiselessly out of the said Dollars provided for in *ald mortgage, and do deceased and all other persons Interested Id she said, calling Aunt Mima to rcplenhand and wringing it State of Michigan. > suit or proceedings at law having been insti­ house to their several stations. The said estate, are required to appear at a session Fifth Judicial Circuit .in Chancery, l tuted to recover the moneys secured by said "I thought it”was your ishk the empty bread-plate. “Haven’t colonel nnd Henry, armed with repeat­ of said court, then to be holden at the Probate of­ mortgage, or any part thereof,] fice. Iu the City of Hastings, tn said County, and Esther A. Hanies you had anything to eat all these days?” Now, Therefore, by. xjrtue of tbe power of I, for a fact; and I believe Complainant. I show cause, if any there be, why ing rifles and .provided with buckets sale contained Id said mortgage, and the stat­ “Not very much. I’ll tell you all the prayer of the petitioner may not be U1 madtun thinks so yet.—Helen, of water for use in case the fire spread ute In such case made and provided, notice is Theodore A. Barnes, i granted. And It Is further ordered, that hereby given, that on Saturday tbe23rd day of nke up nnd aflow me to intro- about it the first chance I get.” Defendant J — too rapidly, concealed themselves in said petitioner give notice to the persons “Are you going away to-night?” she Sult pending in the Circuit Court for the Mav a.D. 1896. at io o’clock In the forenoon, I interested In said estate, of the pendency of (!;:<•<* Mr. Ringbmnd." the shrubbery’ to the right and left of said petition and the hearing thereof by causing County of Barrj- tn Chancery, at Hastings, shall sell at Public Auction, to the highest bid­ asked, when Ludlow went out to hitch der at tbe front door of the Court House . irs. Ludlow rose unsteadily and ran the small clump of laurel-bushes; Lud- a copy of this order to be published In tbe Has­ Michigan, on the 29th day ot Feb’?., A. D-. 1896, In the CityNorth of Hastings, (that being tbe plaee up the horse. In this cause it appearing from affidavit on tings Bannkr; a newspaper printed and circu­ up., laughing nnd crying in the some lated in said County of Barry, oncq tn each file, that the defendant. Theodore A. Barnes Is where tbe Circuit Court for Barry County is “Yes; we are going up to ‘The Lau­ holden), the premises described in said mort­ breath. “You foolish man!" she said, week for three successive weeks previous to not a resident of this State, and that his resi­ gage. or so much thereof as may be necessary rels,’ and it fnay be late before we get dence cannot be ascertained, on motion of said day of hearing. , .„ I. 'ishitiL' her husband aside impetuousPhilip T. Colgrove. complainant’s solicitor, it is to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with Chas. W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. back.” 8 per oent. Interest, and all legal costs, together ordered that tbe said defendant. Theodore A. iv. “pun’t wu see that Hugh’s nearly (A true copy.) “I’m so glad! If you’re going there, Barnes, cause bls appearance to be entered with on attorney’s fee of Twenty-five Dollars <h and you stand there making herein, within five months from the date of covenanted for therein, tbe premises being de­ I’ll be good and not ask a single ques­ PROBATE ORDER. this order, and In case of his appearance that scribed in said mortgage as all that certain lot ; miserable jokes! Why don’t you tion—until to-morrow.” State of Michigan, Countv of Barry, ss. he cause an answer to tlie complainant’s bill of £lece and parcel of land situate In the Town of laple Greve in the County of Barry and State fun L>r the doctor, quick?” At a session of the Probate Court, for complaint to be filed, and a copy thereof to be “Why are you gla<i?" Che countv of Barry. holden at the served on raid complainant's solicitor within of Michigan, and known and described as fol­ Ia spite of the dreadful secret which “Because Hester is worried, and I v Probate office, in the City of Hastings, In twenty days after service on him of a copy of said lows: Tbe Kart half of the South East Quarter of v. ;.> weighing him down like a night­ want her to know you are alive and said County, on Tuesday the 17th day of bill and notice of this order; and that In default March, tn the year one thousand eight hun­ thereof, said bill be taken as confessed by the Section Thirty-two (32) In Town Two (2) North mare. Hingbrund dropped into the near­ welL” Range Seven (7) West containing. Eighty Acres said Don-resident defendant. dred and ninety six. _ , . Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of And It Is Further Ordered. That within oi Land more or less. , chair and laughed till the tears cut They heard Ludlow drive out to the Emily D. Bostwick, twenty days the said Complainant cause- a Probate ' , __ i channels through the grime on gate; and Ringbrand pushed back his Mortgagee. In the matter of the estate of Jowana ^an notice of this order to be published in the Has­ Philip T. Colgrovk, tings Bannkr a newspaper printed, published his cheeks. “You mustn’t mind me,” chair. “Have you anything else to tell Deluster, deceased. • Attorney for Mortgagee. On reading and filing the petition duly veri­ and circulating In said county, and that such ■ !, as .soon as he could speak; “I me?” he asked. Dated February 17,1896. • fied, of William Van Deluster, son of said de publication be continued therein at least unce ceased praying that administration of said es­ in each week, for six weeks in succession, er Ii. -.-.tai’t laughed for three whole days, She shook her head with precise en* tate be granted to Sylvester France or to some that she cause a copy of ibis order to be per­ MORTGAGE SALE. it sounds so good and homelike ergy. “Not a single, solitary word— sonally served on said non-resident defendant other suitable person. Default having been made In the conditions Thereupon It Is ordered, that Wednesday the at least twenty days before tbe time above pre­ to : v:tr y.-.u talk again. I don’t want except that you’re to give my love to of a certain mortgage made by Susie A. Tyler to 15th day of April A IL. 1896 at ten o’clock in scribed for his appearance. a doctor, Tom,”—Ludlow was edging Hester.” Clemknt Smith. Elida Shaw datedNoveraber 18th A. D. IBM, the forenoon, be assigned for the nearing of and recorded In the office of the Register ot said petition and that the heirs at law of said P hiltf T. C olgbovk . Circuit Judge. toward the hat rack—“I need soap and “Hl certainly do that,” he promised. Deeds, for' the County of Barry, and state ot deceased and all other persons interested tn Complainant’s Solicitor. - iter and something to eat. Mrs. “Good night.”’ And he ran down the Michigan, on the 23rd day of November A D. said estate, are required to appear at a session [A Truk Copy]. , ' 1891 in Liber 33 of Mortgages, on page 196, oa of said court, then to be bolden at the Probate I . iiow. I’m your guest, nnd I’ve lost walk and sprang into the phaeton be­ which mortgage there is claimed to be due at office. In the city of Hastings. In said County, ORDER OF PUBLICATION. ten consecutive meals. Please have side Ludlow, who drove off rapidly up tbe date of this notice tbe sum of Five Hundred and show cause, if any there be, why tbe prayer and Thirty Six Dollars and thirty nine cents, State ot Michigan. I Aunt Mima put the whole ten of them the mountain road. Btaabrand unfolded tt and apeUad out the can- of tbe petitioner may not be granted. And it and an attorney's fee of Twenty Five Dollar* l« further ordered, that said petitioner give na The circuit court for the county ert Barry in I cm the table, and 1’11 devour them when The colonel and his son were sitting provided for In said mortgage, and do suit or tlce to the persons Interested In said estate, of Chancery. proceedh gs at law having been instituted to the pendency of said petition and the hearing Mary A. Hart I -’- washed off a little of this war- on the veranda when the phaeton low went down the avenue and recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, thereof by causing a copy of this order to be Complainant turned into the avenue, and Hester, crouched in the black shadow of a law­ published In the Hastings Bannkr. a news­ or any part thereof; Now. Tberefore.by virtue of the power of sale paper printed and circulated in faid County Charles T. Hart .Mrs. Ludlow vanished in the direc- grieving silently in tbe darkness of her branebed pine; and Rlngbraad. armed of contained In said mortgage, and tbe statute in Barry, once in each week for three successive Defendant At a session of said Court, held at tbe Court suck case made and provided, notice Is hereby tof the kitchen, and Ringbrand room, heard Ringbrand’s voice answer­ only with the revolver which had been weeks previous to said day of bearing. CHAS. W. ARMSTRONG, House In tbe City of Hastings tn Mid County, on given that on Saturday the 23rd day of May, A. rose and grasped his friend’s arm. ing the hearty welcome of her father. his companion In the cavern, took his I). 1896. at io o’clock In tbe forenoon, I shall (A true copy. Judge of Probate. the 10tb, day of M«rcb A. D. 1896. sell at Pubtle Auction, to tbe highest bidder, at Present, Hon. Clkmkst Smith. “ h <1)1. you come upstairs with me while She ran to the stairw ay, stopped a mo­ stand against the trunk ot a great oak. Circuit Judee. the North front door of tbe Court House in tbe ment to regain her self-control, and whose spreading limbs overshadowed MORTGAGE SALE. I clean up a bit, aud I’ll tell you what Id this cause It appearing from affidavit on file, City of Hastings 'that being the plaee where Default having been made In the conditions that tbe defendant, Charles T. Hart is not the Circuit Court for Barry County is holden), 1 ran. There’s work cut out for both then went down to meet him. They the ambush selected by the mountain­ of a certain mortgage made by The Michigan resident of thi* State, and that bls nsddepce the premises described in said mortgage, or so of us to-night, with not any too much had all gone into the parlor, and when eers. Whip Company a corporation organized under cannot be a«eertaiBed after diligent Inquiry. much thereof aa may be necessary to pay the she followed them Hester felt for a Up to the moment when the comple­ the laws ot the State of Michigan and having On motion of Lombard & Hughes Complainant's amount due on said mortgage, with seven per time to spare.” * . . Its place ot business at Hastings, Barry County,, Solicitor it is is ordered that toe aprearance of cent, interest, and all legal costs, together with swift instant that the whole world tion of the arrangements for thh cap ­ Michigan to the Hastings City Bank a corpora■ said non-resident defendant Charles T. Hart be an attorney’s fte ot Twenty five Dollars coven­ Ludlow followed him upstairs, oskture of the conspirators had begun to tlon organized under the Jaws of the State of entered herein within 6 months from toe date anted tor therein, the premises being described iiur: "Shall I turn on the water in the might read her secret in her face. Michigan and having Its place of business at of this order, and Incase of bla appearance that in said mortgage as a!) tbat certain lot piece Ringbrand rose to meet her, and took cancel the factor of excitement. Ring ­ HMtlngi. Barry C<mnty, Michigan.da ted IMreli be cause hie Answer to the bill of complaint to and parcel of land situate lu the Township ef bath-room for you?” 6 a. D 1896. and recorded in the office of the in toe County of Barry and State of Mich­ < “No; there isn't time for that; but her extended hand in both of his. “I brand had not reflected upon the pe­ Register of Deeds, for the County ot Barry and be filed, and a copy thereof to be served on the Hope and known and described aafollow*: told you good-by for some purpose aft­ culiarly trying nature of the test he State of Michigan, on the Fifth day of March. Complainant’s Solicitor within twenty days after igan, The North East quarter of the North Weet you may open those valises and get service on him ot a copy of said Bill and notice A.D. 1896. In Liber 33 of Mortgages, on page of this order; and in default thereof, said Bill quarter of Section thirty five (33) Town two (1> er all, didn ’ t L Miss Hester? ” he said, had proposed fdr himself. When the me a whole clean outfit—the black suit i. on which mortpaie there is claimed to be will be taken as confessed by said non-resident North Range nine (9) west. _ m plan had suggested itself, he had wel­ 42 Elida Shaw, with the cutaway will do.” due at tbe dateot this notice the sum of Five defendant Ard It is further ordered, that smiling. , Mortgagee^ “I should think you did,” she an­ comed it gladly, hurrying forward to thousand one hundred eighty-«lx Dollars and within fifteen days the Complainantcause a He got out of his soiled clothing hur­ Philip T. ro miro vb, Eleven cent*, and an attorney’s fee ot Thirty- noticeofthi* order to be published In toe Attorney for Mortgagee. riedly, throwing the different articles swered, reproachfully. “Where in the Its culmination with the eager impa­ five Dollars provided for in said mortgage, and Hastings Bannkr, a newspaper prtnten. suit or proceedings at law haring beeni In­ published and circulating In *afd County, and Dated February 17ib. 1896. all about the trim room and hastily re­ world have you been? And what makes tience of one who imagines he sees the no stituted to recover the moneys secured by said that said publication be continued toerein once turning-point of his life in the perspec­ mortgage, or any part thereof; you look so thin and pale?” counting the story of h s capture, im­ tn ench week for tlx we*-k* in suceevalon. or MORTGAGE BALK. Now?Therefore, by virtue of the power of tool she cause a copy of this order to be person­ *1 tumbled into a hole on the moun­ tive aud runs impetuously to double it. prisonment and escape, and concluded sale contained in MJdmortaMe,and the statute ally served on said non-resident Defendant at Default having been made in the condlUona by giving an outline of the plot against tain,” he explained, and, leading her to After be had taken his position under in such case made and prorided^notice Is here­ least twenty days before the time above pre­ of a certain mortgage, executed by Adlspa C. by given that on Friday the Third day of July. the oak, however, the suspense, and the Benedict and Margaret Benedict, husband and scribed for his appearance_____ the. Lat liners as set forth in the con­ a chair, he seated himself beside her A. D. 1896 at 10 o'clock in the Forenoon. I abil Clkmknt Smith, wife, to Haney William*, dated the eleventh Circuit Judge day of June lW5. recorded tbe twenty third day versation between the swo men in the and recounted his adventures, careful­ darkness and alienee of tbe night, be­ sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, at the North front door of tbe Court House, in^tbe ly suppressing all mention of the gan to dampen the Are of enthusiasm . Sty Examined, countersigned aad entered by me, of Jue 1885, and on wbicb there ia claimed to cave. of Hasting* Jthat bein«Jbe place where Two Bandied aud John G. Naglbr, (Tobe Continued.) “Great heavens! but it’s lucky you Bynums, and leaving her to suppose tbe Circuit Court for Barry County I* holden). Register. LOMBARV AND HUGHBS. overheard that talk,” ejaculated Lud­ that he had simply met with an acci­ ' Complainant’* Solicitor. low, pausing in his aimless search dent. (A true eopy.)_________ . --_______ • XUCtlOD “I should think you would have been amdng the contents Gf the travelingmakes a apodalty of an aitorney’s fee of Thirty-five Dollars cov­ front d> NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. starved almost to death,” she said, pity­ enanted for therein, the premises being de­ Michigan on Sited in uld WrtrM« «" “ It’s something more than luck,Tom,” ingly. “How was it that some of the o< tbe lots pieces and parcel* ef land situate ln»tbe Probate Court lor U»e County of Barn* made replied Ringbrand, sluicing his face men didn’t find you?" <’tty of Hastings in the County .oI. State of Michigan, and known and described aa on toe filth day of March A. D. M96, Six Ringbrand bad heard nothing of the in the basin; “it’s Providence, or else f® have heard ofcaaea months from that date were allowed for credi­ roarch party, and »he told him ot tbe 1 shouldn’t be here to tell about it.” taradrwl tweMr wren to?1 f11 >°»- tors to present tbelr claim* ——» .5 Jacob L Custar “Have you thought of any plan to effort, tbat bad been made toflnd out Wbat bad become at him. When ebe checkmate the scoundrels?” M quarter «C the Lhrdr claims to “1 have, and it needs your help. As told bow the men bad Moored the ZSTmStding tbe power eoanseted . with the *oon as I’ve had something to eat we’ll plateau, ihoutlng. be remembered tbe l arty acres cf drive -up to ‘The Laurels,' and then you err that had reached him jnataabebad Mki Court. can take the first opportunity that’ pla«d Uw Seat round of the ladder, and Ha*yxy William*. Mottpfw, offers to get the eolonel by himself1 he he'd her attention with a graphic de­ Moctp<re, IlUr T. COLGBOVX. while you tell him about it. He esn Option of toe .odder.hope tell.’ Henry and there’ll be *o ~# quietly, 1------- J, ™ j disappointment, while Ludlow took we Reed of olarmlmr Miss Hester. After colonel Mid* end told him of the in- Hood ’ s Sarsaparilla S PillS �penalties of luxury. •tuoent-. CYCLOPed, Tbe rollowioE resolutions were adopted: freedom established. Above al! bd uned­ the rrthlonebie boolennl ot tbe City of ucated, balf-civtlized, disunited people, Trxitn n » „ . Mexico end every rttemoo, about aye are being {molded Into one homogeneous Interest* must of neeettity enter largely law. o'clock tbe weelthy tomlllee drive oot with race, thinking alike, acting alike, and all, and constitute au Important factor In our meetThursday, Apr. t6, 1896, irsb, yet xs tbe xuarilaus and promoters of TteSttu'n.t'.Cydop.di,,,, , tbelr rich end eoelly turnout.. doubt muuviRu -------tltn m if anywhere in America as gay a night can for me upbuilding of tbe great Southern 1 thep litirai Interests and poUryof the part) if not continual, attacks oa the follies eomptetrenBl.e work, w we represeut.lt is no leu a part °f <w COOKBROS. Proprletera. ert term >nd prewnl|nr net,7“ '«ebas. be seen as tbat on this boulevard every republic. When we think of these things. which of the wealthy, and of the absurdities functions as the representatives of pspUc aft&nbon. Tbe Spanish ladles are cele­ Is It Mexico or the majority of the Amer- opinion In <»ur several field* to (rankly and fear Intemtlnt way a. " ’“eh u that people with riches are guilty of. brated for tbelr beauty. Beautiful black lean people who voted for Cleveland who tessly criticise, recommend ar reprove any pro(tadnt that lore “ '» «« tfjstd rctiuu id committees or conventions at Great wealth and position, the lat­ Awarded helrtund ejee, pertly teeth. com'-lex- have reason to blush? which 1« ttH, bash Ot all tn,; Porfirto Diaz is a man probably 55 years the party or o( tbe candidate which we are re- ter especially, have their pcpaltie*. while for people pt th, b: ., VOirhast Honors—World’s Fair, lou. rosy cheek., tartly ouired ’ lo support and defend; ana to this ena creai-jre. drived in the Bnrtl of .llks the of age, probably a trifle above medium we recommend and endorse the idea of clus-r The children of royal houses are re­ world It 1. an liralnabu J, L und wore confidential relations t>etween the stricted in their pleasures and amuse­ dresses m*Je by Worth ‘J* wwld-tamrt1 height, hair and moustache gray, sharp, reouWtaaD desired Intormatlon win,, *“ola< pre*? of MidHc«i and the vartemj piercing eyes, well shaped forehead,rather <lreuiu«ker ot Perla. With ' political orxauiZstlous and committees of vue ments, and from their earliest exist­ expenditure of time. • prominent cheek bones, well built. Ev«rvence arc receptacles into which pre- J well kepi hon.es. beating gold and sU,,r PiWe mby“«ajerienc« and observation con-, --- ----------thing about him indicates determination, mounted harness, end drewlnf open rept. and kuowWgr »< all «rta must ■ ’■ . —1 SU* S,h®iL'. coaches mounted with tbe ss-me precloos and strength, both physically aud intel­ rernblican te croiumeu in order-to nt f hem for metals, one ran 'marine somelbta« »• lectually. Quick to perceive, prompt to aa nidlv.dual* and our avsisuncr wbai can beseenonthlebrokd, beaoilful, act. and with the native Indian shrewd­ aewspaj.er men fo behalf ol the j nrpwttw ai<d ; their future nMrhiinMK. usefaineaa I bare bul a ki of effort.> of the Mlchlffs t league of repubUOM 1 7 s’i‘udetu In wme of the ages of tbe world, it Cyclopedia” In my b.,ui. well paved noulevard, which Is so.ely rtr ness, he more than any mau that lives to­ club*. Th - prlnclmev of our party are wwh ns Il^wa. bowtbt more eapwiaiK served (or driving purposes, no heatlly day, can be truly called a “nation maker.” directly concern th-welfare of the individual. was not supjxwd that a kins’could do ii w.? uougoz Tbe Mexican government copied large ­ Don who is a student in tbe' ; I the well dolus o this community, the comfort . «*«• *•*'-rrhaded wagons being allow"* “l>0,",'L. of tbe honieaad the prosptrr.y of v.tr ration. | or have anything like ordinary people. .. _ .. fn y i'i' • «•» I.[gb fceboel] aid. Mb greatly Tuesday atlernnon heb. -5 1 resident ly from our own. There are, 1 believe, 27 tfflSSffiW £7.?.. one wourteh had kHehen utenslta. put. It stales and one territory. Over these • Diaz granted tbe Michigan Prew Assoela^ p ’ :i>. and jt ornairadau than they can receive in lhe can und pans, mode of solid gold; another MH-ma tobe taraloable exteUtat tlon tbe honor of a apeclal reception. As । stales and lorriloiies are Governors, and woxk In tbe llteary and w-ent angling with gold fiah-hoaka. Iu help to (be older people Tbe President our party «•> not to be iu the city on the each state has its Capitol. *rttat regular reception day thioogh the ettorta Bees that those friends are in tin guber­ Which ctn be and are beit>« zlvcu In ot:r reou*> I neither of these Cast* was tbe precious atudert In the tehool. I rex,mu J! "* mew *n crllent work tor the price and!. “ I” o' o' Hnn. Mall W. Ransom, tbe Ai»r‘«>n natorial chairs of the states, who recog­ Utoa O yone.»„< l ^i I) . ‘ i ;..^®M nize him as superior to all. This Is mak ­ minister the President gave the Michigan Wearofu'iy persuaded as to tbe power of the | but they were made for royalty and pencil ehovers the bouor of -this special ing the government firm, compact and the ! -mhing eta. wtrald «mror Heir, to .r , Ci.i:m tr Sxrrti receptlou. One very peculiar feature of people united. But you may a-k how can anl the potency of tbelr influence for tnsktax I the throne ore likely to lead exceedingMOST PERFECT MADE. the reception to ua was that everything Diaz have anj- say as to who shall be gov-1 coorerts to our views, and therefore would ex-1 iODejv |jve. unlc« tbev happen to be ernors of these states, when In Mexico the In these busy <|ays of progriw there are a pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. .Fret was done through an Interpreter. Judge pruKrtaslhcser.M uf this v;*ocfo:!oa tint V rowvv trnn Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant Sepulveda. Secretary of the Legation: Iu I voice of the people expressed by vple Is R... ,AuOre..'nn-! and countv committees! blessed with a large circle uf brothers three books that are alnib?: indispensable shoal t deem n “ • und cousins who can share their am use ­ supreme. I will answer in this way. i aud which may be said to tontalq tbe steal I han linporunt elurtul at trt>r < O( | eoualna • introducing tbe party Mr. Ransom thanked 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. to continual!j enrouraxe. 1j Mexico is nominally k a republic, Diaz ’[ work elements or bases of all learning—Tbe . ..--------,v- -i— t.Hran A« advance i.vni und an ' menta with them. They __ cannot play rtitaF. but Military EK tbe President for his kindness Id granting mij-mVre Bible, the Dictionary, aud tbe rjclopedh. with the children of subjects, aa that the visiting editors tbe special receptlou. ot'mir parlr mar Uiraugli braal- would be contrary jo ail rule and pre­ No student can afford to be wiihbvt anj Judge Sepulveda then told the President Lhspot. He has contto! of the soldiery,- ( ............................ '■---------------"■< -''-TrdhMmla.tltm.l. vjr.l.t.-nily.pprovrtaad which is also tbe police power, and the one of these three. 1 gladly commend wbat Minister Ransom tokl him In — 2__ t. They must not do certain that more vltecllre aid may; be alreu Io r-erlent. ••The Student’s Cyclopedia" as the beit English. From our own personal knowl­ elecl on commissioners cast their ballots . tilings, simple in themselves, but subjust as be wants them to. In. order that work of Its kind of which 1 know, and edge we had ho Idea of what tboPresi-l Sormrsgrrner-vratbe etronslotulJU all prater ■ ject o... Jo .« critjctam because they do not from a careful examination of-It 1 am sure pent said to Judge Sepulveda but tbe in-, h’s position may be more correctly under­ DECEPTION GIVEN BY PRESIDENT and patriotic expectations implied in tndr smack of the im]>erial. Some of the stood, be might properly be called the It will prove a treasure to the may man or terpreter told us that Mexico’s chief Ex­ nomination and elertton. DIAZ TO THE MICHIGAN EDI­ His “machine” is Resolved, that In tbe oplnloo of thl» aa feasting of olden times, as it is de­ woman, as well as to tbe student ecutive recognized the great power of the । “Pingree-of Mexico.” TORS. press and tbat it had been a great factor In more extensive, but no more arbitrary soclation Uta the dutyol republican ue«p*pera scribed, strikes us as exceedingly ridic­ J. E. Mr.Ai.ijtT. Diaz also to urge their respective county coiniulUeea to ulous. bringing about such friendly feelings be­ then the Detroit mayor’s is. We would scarcely care to lake such me. muxs, underJhe law. mimar te Stray Shots Around the Capitol. tween the two republics. The Preaident differs from the “potato magnate” in that necessary to prevent democrats and populists have seen pearls mixed with our rice in all others uot republicans from parrldpat Monday Feb. 24 the Michigan pencil waid that he was always especially glad1 to I he is scrupulous and desires nothing but and order to give it — a royal flavor, neither Ibgln republican caucuses and conventions. Z. j . 1 *'«*•*• »*' B - . —----------•---------------Hon. Chase S. Os-1 tbe good of tbe Rephbllc and his people. , IU* IU tvinru.ii.au .. .'.ushers started out for a drive to Chapul- welcome Americans. •Apec.lhe summer home ot President Diaz, born, of tbe “Soo,” President of tire edi­ In one respect both depots are slmliiar—the caucuses so that a fair expression of the . ahreds of gold; but tbeoe things were SPECIAL SALE on millinery grots and well known lu connection. with the torial Association, then made a few re-1 the people under both are heavily taxed. There Is another feature of Mexico done |B there, day., and Uw brain, of hwtory of the Mexican war. A string of oiarks assuring President Diaz of the great . on April isih. hocks drew up at tbe side entrance of our pleasure it had been to tbe visiting editors about which 1 wish to stfeak words of tlons as are necessary to protect them from tbe thruahes and the heads of parrota were Do not fail to see the goods and prices. ' esteemed ttec.rt.ry dtahe. for Unroyal All trimmed bats must go. Phix Smith, hotel for the accommodation of our -party. to meet him, and Ibat all felt un­ praise, and tbat Is the fact that she never ■Chapullage is about throe milos from the der special obligations to him for the hon­ had a slave. When tbe Liberal party un­ association to exercise this power to thefulleot table. Beans were served with scraps at. the Racket ally and Is nothing but a great Silgh rock, or shown us, and called attention to tbe der Juarel triumphed in 1857 it adopted a “KSiredttet w. deem » rt prime lmportru.ee ' »f STILL THEY COME More oev tbe summit being reached by a winding fact that tbe Americans recognized the constitution, the second article of which as an asaociatloiF that earn and eiery Deo, indulged in, absurdities which would goods jus: reads as follows: — “ In the Republic all roadway, and on top of this great rock the glorious rule of President DlaZ which had In from Buffalo. See the Dr?.*« patterns Slaves who set foot cold gray walls of the stone palace stand brought Mexico from a laud of fighting men are born free. at Phln Smith's Racket store. upon the national territory recover by unjust and oppressive libel law of Michigan. ’ solve to do almost any thing rather than factions to one of prosperity and universal as if defj Ing attack. Along one side of MIW FOB THE FOOT The tow, r«w| ««»P‘ • •"»“« 1"ri“Uon “ * roy*> tbe grounds, and before making tbe as- peace. In reply to Mr. Osborn’s speech that act alone their liberty, and have a lust in at 2eut, the ruins of the old Aztec aquaduct tbe President said tbat he felt under re­ right to the protection of tbe laws.” In with which oftenders tgims* decency may banquet. I prices no one will make a? they are iron A11 Qironyh the management of royal slill slaud In splendid coudition. Ail newed obligations to the Michigan editor­ many things Mexico bad tbe advantage annoy and Injure publisher? who exj-p* their nefarious senemes In the Interests of the public mic uuumkciucji ryj «u the Factory at Phln Smith’s Racket and about the spacious grounds at tlie foot of ial party for the great honor shown him (at of profiting by the experience of the Un­ welfare. .. . L____ _ ,___ j affairs we find rules and regulations waiiare. Famous. the Castle stand magnificent trees many least that’s what t^e interpreter told ua ited States when tbe Republic was formed, Resolved that we extend our sincere thanks ~ ‘ would, according to our way of DO YOU WANT a Bicycle Hat? We feet in diameter aud very tall, ooe of them and we hadn’t any reason to doubt bis. but In regard to slavery she spoke against to J.Boyd 1‘antllnd. proprietor of the Morten thinking, make life miserable for tbe House, for th? cordial weteouie extended to our it six years before graham Lincoln dared have bicycle hat* being known as Montezuma’s tree. word.) Each member of tbe party waa aaaociatiou. for entertainment extended and Louis XVI. is for the kid, lor the airla, for the old rent A personal visit to Chapultapw would al- then presented to the President and shook to issue tbe Emancipation Proclamation for tbe use ot a handsome parlor for meeting unfortunate victims. and something nobby for the ladies iu our and eight years before our constitution said to have bad 30 doctors detailed -most convince one to tbe belief that it is hands with him, after which all retired purposes. -impregnable to any attack by nu armed glad to have met the man who has done was amended so as to make slave ry un­ That he millinery department. Cali aud see at tie Out ot 25 votes cast for the favorite specially to look after him. Racket of Phln Smith force, tl e Castie commanding au excellent more than any other one person to make lawful. So we may not only honor Diaz lived was probably one of the most re­ WHO SAID SO? We have the larj with the title of "Nation maker.” but Presidential candidate McKinley got 16. ' view of all the adjoining country, aud tbe Mexico what it is to-day. markable features of the situation. aides of the rocky fortress reaching up al­ Here we may be pardoned for giving a proudly give to him the honor of making a Allison 3. Harrison, Reed and Teller one est lot of veiling A royal princess was always kept in carried in stock by any one house In the most perpendicular. A promenade stands little sketch of the President’s life. He nation tbat never had a slave. each. new clothes. It was contrary to court city at prices no me will make tat u*. at Mexico has many peculiar customs and all about the cllldel and. a short ston-* wall claims to be a pure Aztec Indian. He was For In­ etiquette for ber to wear the same gar­ at Phin Smith’s Racket. serves the purpose of a fence about the born lu Oaxaca (pronounced O-hack-a). many interesting places to visit. Marriag*> Licabsm premises. It is needless to sgy that a Receiving a liberal education he soon be­ stance there’s tbe Government Pawn shop n ment again and again, and abe was by NO, OH NO! Our new one .wheel Geonre Kantom. City where you can borrow money on valuables 2}. court regrulations required to wear four beautiful view can be had from this high came a recognized power at bls own home bieytle has not come jet Bertha Stedgr. paaitioc. Awa; off in the distance Popo­ which is almost .n tbe shadows of the which if not redeemed at a certain time James I*. Bilsbee. City 41 > pairs of shoos in a week. Imagine tbe but we have Just received train the manu­ Then Minnie Boonun. City catepetl rears his snowy crest h^gh lu the hieroglyphic-covered stone columns whose are sold at very low prices too. 2? 1 distress of a poor 4>t-tic royal girl who facturers a lot of llu ware to be sold at aii; the line of the aijuaducts, winding characters and picture writings no one has there’s the Flower Market almost in the Daniel Marblr. Rutland conk! never indulge in the luxury of old leas than others sell tbelr auction £o<>h. shadow of the great Cathedral, where na­ Daisy F. Elfleld. Irving about like serpante, canoe traced up to­ ever yet been able to dicipher. They are all fire! good?. no «*cond* to ' und comfortable shoes, but who must wards the mountains where tbe (city’s supHe first came tn prominence during the tives bring beautiful flowers fresh from George h. Milbird. Battle Creek close out at Metiou at I'bU Smith’. 11 ■ for appearance* sake always be seen in jdy of water was received. Miles and war with Maximilian when he left his tbe mountains every morning. More beau­ Ursula Jones. City ’ Racket Isaac Ctppom. OrsnrevlHe <2.j new ones. flitlies away are the foot hills—mere step­ studies and took to the field fur regular, tiful flowers 1 never saw and so cheap that Anna Thninrnnun. Orangeville 3 KOBE of those 99c picture t frame* a! It is useless to ridicule women in ping stones to tbe great mountains behind active, army work. He made as brilliant for ten cents you can buy almost ail that left. N’e one wfll sell them them. The location of the old floating a record in war as be has since at the you can carry. Then tbe Thieves Market, items of extravagance, when it is a wvli leas than SI.50 when they are gone. 5*^ £:±*,|f En h -" gardens, the old stone causeways built by head of the government. He retrieved where everything tbat has been stolen and MVMUt-rlFmT MtaeHMthg. I'tapk• ” understood fact that ” nwii hfiVH I . ' rinx Smuih. i&e Aztecs’when the City of Mexico was the cities of Puebla and Mexico, both of recovered is taken, but you have to buy M. E. parsonsrc. tn Hastinr* Mich, by lt»v i ed them a thousandfold. ----- ---of -------One the at the Racket. sorrownded by water, can be seen. In Im­ which bad fallen into tbe bands of the your property back again before you can c. w. 4om>. ApiU mb, trtK IIXX.M I nncirnl Komrt>« h.d hi. horte'. cottars agination one can see the Island .city of French. Since the downfall ot the French get It. no matter how completely you may gSfifM"?"' 4 ’ | «< with ;mrtU sod s trough of ivory . FIRST CLASS All of our Kmkrvpt hundreds of thousands of people, ruled only alight disturbances have occurred to Identify IL Also there is the National shoe? are fir?: cltv P">rldK1 f* .wer by Montezuma, while from the south mar the peace and happiness One of palace occupjlng an entire square and BAXSOM-CTBDO. ^Itertl. st tte’ rral. ■ goods. Some of them are not up :•» date west through defiles iu the mountains these was headed by Diaz himself in 1876 graving a frontage of over 40 rods on Plaza deuis of the brides p-trth * bt Rev a h. ■ A nobleman, among other useless and In style but they are In wear but they are . '•J-urtez comes with his little army of a few in tbe state of Oaxaca aud was successful. Mayor. The palace is ouly a two story * Grixsby Mr. Geurjteitausatu lo Miss Rertba ’ absurd extravagances, had 40 ladders of being sold every day at less than anyone j silver made for use about his palaces. ___ hundred. You can imagine a procession Lento de Tejada, then President, being building and very modest in its outward can buy them for at wholesale. Nd Ma^r J: great magnificence going out to meet compelled to leave tbe country. jn (he xrattes* of feasta, men seem to aged Stock to offer. Diaz en­ appearance, but the interior k rich and 8IL3BBE-BOORAM At the home of the bride Phin Smith. . him to give him welcome, and at the head tered the City of Mexico in Nov. 1870 and ven* costly. In the palace block are the at the Racket. Wh.JattMxr. Slhoeu and Mm de Bo num. have gone beyond all sense and reason, of Abe Hue Is Montezuma, proud, haughty in May 1877 was proclaimed constitution-i National museum, mint, post office and all DO YOU WANT your toes dressed bo’.h of llrst’^gs. r and have gormandized in a fashion and clothed in re<jai splendor. On Cha- al President, which office he has held to ■ the Departments of State. Since the es­ . in sty !e? Thea we never even approached by woioen. _ puitapec one can give bls Imagination full this date with the exception of four years tablishment of the mints in 1585 over QUEEN VICTORIA DRESSED UP. While wealth has its eousofation and can du It for you In oxfords as well a? rplayand revel tn all the pleasures that it —from 1880 to 1884 when-Gonzales was SI,000.000,000 In gold aud oyer 83,000,000,­ Shoes. None better and no newer strles. •will give him, aud Nature has conspired to President Tbe 8b. I. Then In 1884 Diaz was again elect­ 000 In silver have been coined. la Ap^.r„r. - compensation.. It ha. tu pcnalUns and Finx Smith. aid you by surrounding yon with a glori­ ed chief executive and has proven himself National Library has about 200,000 not Olh.rwlre o.ty Orrta.ry. I P»'nB. A young woman suddenly raised at tbe Racket ous climate, an endless snmmer. and all as great in peace as he was In war. volumes, many of them ancient and valu­ Queen Victoria, In her best bib snd - ’•> enormous wealth by marriage waa .about you are singing birds of every kind, This building Is open every day REMEMBER We et-ll -t-uameiet! He found the treasury iu just tbe same able. tucker. Is still a very good-looking «-andsllxed throughout ber busbands • ainis of. gorgeous plumage, beautiful ।condition as if the democratic party had from 10 a. iu. to 5 p. m. There are 300 ware a< ctrcap as they ' Jowurs and giant trees. ’ One can read of been in power four ye^rs—tbe treasury schools in »he city of Mexico attended by womsn. In the hideous bonnets nnd ™*>« family beraune. she sat down on are closing it out at the mortgage sale It waa ■Ckapaftapec but he can get no conception was empty, the country had no credit 20,000 children; schools of Medicine; old-fashioned sbnwls tbe queen so con- l ■*■* door lo play with a kitten. • Piux Smith. vof da ira ideur, nor of the wealth of his- iand the people as well as tbe country Mining schools; schools ot Uhslc: Agri­ stantly wenrs when not “on exhlbL | ,uc11 “ undignified proceeding and so at the Racket /.orica) and legendary associations with iwere in a deplorable condition. We are cultural schools; Law school: Commer­ tion" she gives one tbe Impression ot , entirely Inconalstent with . her pool­ ALL COPPER Wash bjilers for ■which it is surrounded. A day here would iapt to think of thp Mexicans as unciviliz­ cial Colleges and other schools. There being merely a nice, coxv motherly old tion that it waa months before she re­ almost pass as a moment to one who cares ed, < $1.73 at the Racket and their rulers of not much conse­ are also many hospitals, and among the lady whose whole life’s interest ta cen- revered from the consequences ot such . _ ol ruin Smith. to surre-kder his mind to things of centur- (quence, but just stop and reflect Diaz latter we may Include the “poor bouse,’ tered la her family. One would never .11 aertous indiscretion. lies ago and even to the more modern,and I i LADIES vests from 5: u|e at Fhin went into power with nothing in tlie which was opened lu 1774 and is subsi­ suspect her of being able to rise to the 1 Wuch <* expected of the wealthy, relotbuilly left my position, and broke off ttreasury vaults but an empty Iron safe, dized by the government receiving 81000 Smith’s Racket. occasion nnd look the part of queen. ' "nd °”e ma.v sometimes seriously qneeChe thread of thought tbat was taking me Will R. Cook. and bad a discontented, ignorant, discor- every month. NONE BETTER Nohe .*«> cheap as back iu the misty past,to walk around ।1 dant uai» mob woo of ui half-civilized ui With the assumption of court finery. ■ tio“ whether great possesniona are people to keep ♦ or/lhecther side of tbe Castle. Oaly half in subjection those ladles shirt hotyever, says the Philadelphia Times, 1 worth the responsibilities that come " “J?:"::)—n people tbat were ac­ MICHIGAN EDITORS, 1 j -mik away stands an old stone mill, ’ waists for*sale by Phln flmllk at the Victoria doffs her homely manners and ndlh them.—N. Y. Ledger. customed to and enjoyed getting down ‘ forwerly a flouring mill. Here tbe battle Racket. their shot guns early in the morning. to Annua 1 MwUn, Held .t Grand.Rapid. becomes nt once tbe personification of J rsdetres Ur»s.rtM. of MoHno'del Rey was fought by Gen, join in rebellion against the established OUB 4TH drdcr ha? tprjved on a gracious sovereign. .. -I At when < AViafield Seott in September 1847. From government seemingly for no other pur­ mllltaery*gdv»* and they To those who have seen her in both ; used in drapery, even in the sheer musThe annual meeting of the Michigan •our-ek-vated position we look down to tbe pose than lo work up an appe’ite for ’ Republican Newspaper Association was characters the metamorphoels has 1)u clement curtains that hang next to are dandles al Phln Smith’.* £a< tel. right upon a broad level field. Here the breakfast It isn’t every mau that could American and Mexican forces.met in dead- j On the rash. It is essential that fadeless CHILDREN ineh e* we arc htadhave gone into power under these condi­ held at the Morion house parlors, Grand seemed little short of a miracle. 4y conflict and tbe earth whs fairly red qnatters for till.* town. tions and made a success. Contrast thia Rapid?, Tuesday, about 30 editors bring account of the queen’s Inck ot height' «,1O„ be u^. In reality there are with blood, in this battle the Mexican she ta rarely tphotographed standing; | very few colors that are sunproof. Th- Bought for 50c ou what they .tie worth.. with even tbe conditions of our own en­ ---------oiuuuiijg; SAdctafought with great bravery and per­ present No specially prepared program for though she We divide the profit with you. ahe scarcely treasures five j: Society of American Artista. which ha. lightened country, with Rs profound , •.steEcy.-wd many of them gave up their Pjhn Smith. statesman for Chief Executive, who has was made out and nothing done except to feet, f““* 1her waist 11 line — 1ta -------abnormally j long, , hbored faithfully to obtain fadeless !’ . -lives in this battle, and to their memory a I at the Racket. is seated she one the colors for their tapestries, muslins and w en she kHa u - gives t j 'zwrge monument Ims been erected at the so conducted tbe affairs of government as talk orer the plans to be followed during so when to win the applause of every English Lord, OUR WANTS are eggs at the highthe coming campaign, and to elect new impression of being a tall woman — an , - J VtMtoi tbe roek upon which the castle is Duke and money loaner. Grover Cleve­ market price; JVtiultL Only a few days after the battle of officers and Executive Committee which advantage the vanity of any woman, other textile*, declare they have found land went into power with a treasury over­ Pius $mith. but three Indigo blues, the familiar JLdlno ttel Rey. Chapultapec fell Into the even a queen, would never ignore. flowing with money, with every factory resulted as follows: .. ' at the Racket. color t»cd so ranch by Japanese and i. ■ r of the American army and the trembling under the pressure of orders, President — F. R. Gilson, Benton Harbor F'-jf 4>Mk--’une of the Mexican war was brokChinese dyers; madder red, an intense Hypnotism tn Medicine. with the people prospering and happy. Vice Pres—A. S. Cotant. Mt Pleasant kuijli-an. The Journal of tbe American Medical blood red, also employed by Orientals. IMSMSSM5SSSSS*SS>^S* He bad back of him a united, intelligent, TWrtkeoot to Caapultxpec lx over a Association has an editorial, the general und iron ruwt re<1- the familiar reddish Secretary—W. It. Cook, Hastings __ ___________ ..ras.uuvgy-nerai loyal people, glad to help him in any way. trenrl of n? which is 1- to show •* 1 ot rt-eoue and la a deilxhttul ride. trend tbat *hyp- I brown shade made by the oxide of iron, Tress.—Mrs. T. S. Applegate. Adrian In less than V The areuue-fe probably 13 rods wide and But “results is what tells.” notism has bad its day and ta practicalthese colors are excellent, and can Ml. UMd mr -eitber side with peat trees, four years. In fact a very little over three Following members of Executive Com­ WHEN BUYING ly being laid upon the shelf, or, at least, U9e^ w^th ^e best decorative effect, «win, wide spreading branches making an years, our own Intelligent (?) rulers, the mittee were elected. its use confined to irregulars outside of In order to test a color, wet a sample dominant party, have brought us to the r JBexcellenl shade. .All along the road we SPECTACLES.... First District—W. J. Hunsaker, Detroit the recognized school of medicine. This and dry it in the hot sun. It is not nec■Brtsajnonuments'vreeted to many who bare same condition tbat centuries of war aud Journal. HAVE YOUR....’ strife brought Mexico. Our treasury is is a rather curious statement to make, efc8ar5’» however, to apply so searching ., oeeoyrtOTiioent In Artec and Mexican hlsSecond District—W. M. Osband, Ypsi­ at least if one measures the interest of i & test to a piece of wash goods that ta J>%,*ory. There are monoreents to Monteru- empty, the people are discontented, indus­ ______ __ ~~ .uterm or try is paralyzed and tbe country is in a . _ v* »» «*« l « gxMMiB iaav ia lanti Ypsilantlan. H and hia son Guatertotzln, and the a medical topic ft took by hv the number »— -of - arti -■ ­ « intended for ’drees wear, and will not I f.^brooae statue of Chas V of Spain is said to deplorable condition. Third District— L. P. Bissell. Charlotte cles written about it. There are few be hung perpetually in a sunny win­ Now compare this with what Diaz has f largest casting of Its kind ever subjects upon which German physi ­ Eaton County Republican. done for Mexico. Coming into office with dow like a sash curtain.- A great many Along this beautiful boulevard Fourth District—Edwy C. Reid, Allegan cians are writing more monograms at cottons of delicate color will not fade a treasury as empty as any democratic U— Of Mexico, tdnre and party ever left it iu thb country.UieMexlaLweaKTiii uuMloua-uxtMrtrre uroonds. present or in which they seem to take If they are washed rapidly and dried in Gazetie. can money box is now filled aud running Fifth District—C. G. Swensberg, Grand a more active interest. The sensational a warm, dark room.—N. Y.Tribane. *lu* ,roplca' over, receipts are above expenditures, in­ side of hypnotism is certainly dying , *u<* P“ntt ™y ** 8e€n* dustry is thriving, farmers are prosperous Rapids Herald. out, but a certain practical side, which . resemble to quite au extent and the people seem contented. Railroads Sixth District—C. F. Kimball. Pontiac is represented by the word “sugges­ Kuth.rj n Kidder " “ *»»Hed one after­ ; of modern architecture occasionally aud telegraphs have been built, languish­ Gazette. tion,” has undoubtedly come to stay and noon tart wrek to a five oVtoek tra "I nay be seen, but the majority of them are ing commerce revived, great internal Im­ Seventh District—L. A. Sherman, Port to be used in therapeutics. glnn by a well-known woman phyaipeculiar design when compared to our provements have been made, and compul­ ^‘deosol architecture. All of them Indl- sory educational laws enforced, free speech Huron Times. tte lnTiUd U^aie wealth and culture. This avenue is Invited, a free press secured, aud religious ‘"' “hofot women scientists. In one Eighth District—C. C. Vaughan, St. France la one of the Johns Republican. tries in the world. The Ninth District—E. L, Bates. Pentwater tnrtituted aud carried oat News. • ."hlch, K“re France Hastings Banner w •DR, ' F CREAM BAKING P0WBB VISIT TO CHAPUliTAPEC. That Racket. Tenth District—John Randall, Mio Tel­ which are leafing Napoleonic loreaigi egram. Eleventh District—B. J. Lowery, How­ /racking Ml cer ard City Retard. Twelfth DUtriet—Chase S. Osborn, competitor, of Chronicle. Saurt Sie. Marie News. It waa decided to bold tbe next meeting •^Senator in Detroit at tbe time that the State Con- AND fitted . SEPARATELY.. I MAKE A SPEC­ IALTY OF FIT TING EYES....... F. R. PfiNGOflST. The Jeweler.; . St . JjiAl Ltakjl .. - . � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-04-23.pdf 65a2fd311049d7a9ef150a04c834a597 PDF Text Text -------- --- -------------------- [Largest circu-.. ' 1 lation of any ... — Hastings ; PAPER IN COUNTY. ANNER. ___ i________________ VOL. XL. NO. 52 Hastings Banner . Published Thursdays by ’ Removal Sale I expect to.move to the store lately occupied by IRA VANVALKENBURGH in about thirty days, and before that time wish to close out all the goods I can to save moving. N tv is the time to buy ’, * . DRY GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS, CARPETS, etc CHEAP, JULIUS RUSSELL A Sure Crop —is assured if you plant seeds grown by David Landreth & Sons, of Philadelphia. We have handled these seeds for years and they invar• iably give satisfaction.. .Guaranteed to be all new seeds and true to name. (In Bulk or Papers.) Onion Seeds and Onion Setts. Landredths’ Extra Early Peas. Sweet Peas in Bulk or Papers. Nasturtiums In Bulk or Papers. If you have not received one of our 1896 catalogues, ask for one. L. E STAUFFER FOR SALE Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing goods at unheard of prices. Special line of stouts for heavy weights. Bicycle Out Fits,-Suits, Belts, stockings, caps, sweater. Our all wool, turtle neck sweater (<>. $1.50 can't be matched. Best and Cheapest Line of shirts in the market. I Sell Exclusively the Famous “Gold” and Silver dress Universally acknow­ and Negligee shirts. ' ledged by shirt wearers to be the “cheapest’ because the “best” shift in America. Yours for low prices, J. C FARRELL clothier. ICYCLES THE BEST IN THE MARKET. Clevelands^ Ramblers, Crowns, (^!')Richmond Spilecial, itfo. 1, Falcons, Richmond No Duke Richmond, Envoy, Duchess “ Fleetwing, Road King, Smalley, Road Queen. Calumet, Prices ranting from $38.00 to $100.00. C H. Osborn & • -------------------- ~ Taukee SprlD*a. School openttl Monday. The L, A. S. will meet at the parsonage “ COOK* BROS., *t next Friday p. m. Frank Baker* pfKe»->City, has rented HASTINGS. MICH his fathers farm here. A. M. Stocking and wife have moved in­ to the VanNosedall house. J. P. Sprluggr and wife spent Saturday and Sunday at Plainwell. Middleville School npendil Monday in the Rhehie H. K. Hendrick and wife were in Has- district with b&>s Lizzie Ritchie as teachilngs Tuesday. Ward Stratton spent Sunday with a SCHOOL COLUMN. friend in Hastings. Conducted by flora J Beadle. Co. Comm'nr. ,P.^is8, Hal1, of Grand Rapids spent Thursday In the village. Arbor Day. Mrs. A. M. Putnam spent the fore part Wbat does he who Olanta plants a tree? tn “ plant *ho of the week at McCord, Kent Co. He plnntaa friendpf ran and sky; b flag of hreezes"free He plants tb**-<■-— "^ ' N. C. Thomas and wife, of Dorr, visited The shaft > beauty, towering high ; relatives In this village over Sunday. He plants a Bcine to heaven anlgh: The High School will play “The Lost For song i hd mother crown ot bird lu hushed a W happy twilight beard. Heiress” In Hastings Thursday evening. The trebteui ucaveu s osnnoay. . _ ot hraven'^harmoDy. Mrs. John Ackareon and Mrs. O. A. These things he plants who plants a tree. " Hkinson spent Tuesday in Grand Rap­ bplant Planta a tree? t”*? What does be plant who plants ids. He plants in sap. and leaf and wood. In love of hot-— and -••- ioyanty •-—•••­ Frank Hosmer, of Carlton CenteY, was An far canI thought of civic good, • the guest of A. E. Southwick and family His bleMlngfOn the neighborhood over Sunday. Who in the! lollow of Tits hand Holds all thel growth of all our land, Miss palsy Dowling attended the fun­ A n&Xion’sj wwth from sea to sea eral of her sister Mrs. Manly in Grand 8tlr in his ite rt who plante a tree. Rapids Sunday. In accordance with the concurrent-resoCarl Stokoe has moved his Jewelry lution passed JK the „ last legislature and slock into the new addition of the Middle­ with the long ^established custom of our ville Sun building. state. Gov. Rich has Issued a proclamation Spangemaker and Johnson now occupy appointing Friday, May 1st as Arbor Day. a room in the Jordan block. They carry It is earnestly desired that the people a stock of hardware besides their agricul­ observe the day by setting out trees, tural Implements. shrubs and vines about their homes, along Stanly Linskl has entirely recovered the highways and public places. from his recent attack of Insanity and has To the schools Arbor day furnishes an returned to this village where he will re­ opportunity for teaching children many sume his tailoring business. valuable lessons, for Introducing them in Messrs B. Severance. J. Dietrick, L. a delightful way to the beauties of nature Fenton, B. Hobson. D. Sbleh, D. Putnam, and for interesting them In the study of G. Mattesun, and W. Clixby made a trip plant life. On this day the judicious to Caledonia on their wheels Thursday teacher will be certain to take advantage* evening. of this opportunity offered for securing needful co-operation. Then it is that the Cloverdale. unsightly pile of ashes, brush, logs, stumps It Is expected that our new pastor will or other materials can be remove^ from the yards. Flower-beds can be construct­ preach here next Sunday. John Pyle is doing a job of carpenter ed, the Agricultural College has offered flower seeds free to the first ten schools work for the Carpenter boys. Contrary to the general expectation hay in each county making application for the is not in very great demand In this vicin­ same. Blanks are to be bad at this office. Ungainly and noxious weeds and vines ity. Mitt Armstrong, formerly of Prairie­ can be cut away, dead trees removed and ville, will assist E. Titus this summer in new ones planted. The choice of trees for planting on school grounds ahould.be made driving wells. George Graham and Ira Hunt, of Kala­ with care. Trees of offensive odor which attract Insects, litter the ground, sprout mazoo, were tbe guests of Campbell Bros, at the roots, bear thorns^r are otherwise part of last week. objectionable should be avoided. As a Our school commenced last Monday with Miss Ada Mosher as teacher which. rule trees that grow natural In the neigh­ borhood aro the most certain of a vigorous Insures us a good school. Judging from the large amount of goods growth. Among tbe best of all the trees being received 1>y our merchants here al­ for the school yard are the sugar and red mantes, tbe linden and the elm. most every day trade must be brisk. The literary exercises of Arbor Day 1 stated last week that Emma Chamber­ generally preceded the manual work and lain would woik for Mrs. Bates this sum­ mer. 1 was misinformed, ‘she was mar­ may be short or extended as circumstances may permit Good programs may be ried to Grant Dickerson on the 18th inst. The happy couple will go to housekeeping found In the Popular Educator, Moderator and rattengilPs “Special Day Exercises.” at Hickory Comers Immediately. At a regular meeting of J. B. -Sackett There need *W no lack .of appropriate materials for a program. Ih'owlef That Post No. 820 department of Mich G. A. R. held at Delton April 15, 1890, it was the greatest number of pupils may p^rtlclVbted to extend an invitation to the K. of pate without prolonging the exercises unP.’s. K. O. T. M.’s and L. O. T. M.’s and ■Wuly. It f# well to have the recitations all surrounding public schools to take short. In schools where the grounds are part with the G. A. R In honoring our pa­ limited In extent and already ajell kept, triotic dead by oBserving Decoration day the literary exercises may be followed by at Prairieville June 1, 1896. Memorial a visit to a neighboring grove, for the services will be held at Cloverdale on Sun­ purpose of studying and collecting speci­ day May 31th at 10 a. m. and all comrades mens of plant life. The observance of the day should be of are urgently requested to be present. Mark Norris, Commander; L. H. Barnes, a scientific character. Essays on topics of botanical study, descriptions of vegetable Adjutant. growth, biographical .sketches of great botanists etc. are appropriate to Such Cast let ou. occasions. - Ed Taylor and family have moved to At this time the practical teacher will make arrangements for Plant Collections West Vermontville. ' Mrs. Asa Noyes who broke her ankle a of scientific Interest. These will include month ago is around on crutches. plants for analysis, pressed flowers, leaves, Shirley Smith, of Hastings, was a guest ferns, cross sections of trees, longltifdinal of E. V, and D. W. Smith Friday. pieces of wood, mosses, lichens, kinds of Steplwn Mater and wife, of Clare will rocks and other things of scientific value make Castleton their future home. and Interest. Mrs. Anna Price left for Ohio last T<> the country schools Arbor Day brings Thursday on an extended visit to her sis­ the improvement of school durroundlugs and the pleasant social gatherings of the ter. Mrs. Ann Edwards who lives with her neighborhood, to tbe city schools the en­ sister Mrs Fannie Evarts, has bad a stroke joyment of flowers and a break in the of paralysis a few days since. routine of school life. Let the day be observed In appropriate D. W. Smith, who has been under the doctor’s care for the past week on account form in every school In Barry (Jo. let it be of being hooked by a cow, is better at this productive of moral and menial good In every grade, and the memory of Arl>or writing. ' , Warren Noyes, who has been visiting Day wtll last through after years lingering natives in this vicinity went to Grand as a beautiful picture of school life, and Ledge Tuesday to visit relatives. His exercising its Influence upon the character brother Selah of this place, accompanied of the people. . him. The Fi*l* iaw. We have been asked several times about North Irving. the fish law In regard to spearing and Burt Quigley is some easier this morn­ herewith quote it in fdjl as follows: ing. An act to amend section one of act No. Uur school commenced Monday morn­ 158, session laws of 1891. entitled an “act ing fnr a two months term. to regulate the taking and catching fish in Grandma Matthews la quite sick. Dr. the Inland waters of this state.” L. Hendershott is caring tot her. Sec. 1. Tbe people of the state of Jopupb Wing and wife are the happy Michigan enact. That It shall not be law­ parents of a baby boy born April 20. ful for any person to take, catch or . kill, Burt Sulk who had bls leg broken ast any fish in any of the Inland lakes and winter Is now able to get around some streams In thia atate, with any kind of with the aid ot crutches. spear or grap hook, or by the use of jacks Our merchant Benry Bammond la Idl­ or artificial light of any kind, or by the ing up with more groceries this weeu. use of set lines, or night lines; Mid set Be Is always pleased to wait on customer lines or night lines within the meaning of and have a social chat. this act, shall be deemed-to be a continuous We are having beautiful weather. Iwpe line anchored at either end, to which short­ It may continue. All we ask now Is a er lines with hooks are attached, or any bountltul harvest with high protective kind of net, or any kind of fire arms or tariff, and McKinley at the helm. explosives, or other device except the hook The farmers are busy plowing for and line. spring crops. There does not seem to be Game Warden Osborn Is enforcing this the same push and spirit In their *ork law as strictly as he can and all violators that was manifested before the’W admin­ are being arrested that he can catch. istration: then they got full value or their labor, now they get full labor with Women* Club. TbB club met in regular session on Fri­ no value. . day, and a program of exceptional Interest Freeport. was listened to as follows: The Restora­ tion. Mrs. Emma Holbrook; Political Tlie Cong’i church bus a new U. B. Quarterly meeting last baturtay Economy. Taxation. Miss Flora Beadle; Character Sketch. Gladstone. Mrs. Clara ""M^amis H. C. Peckham ami Me Lathrop: Book Review, Barrabas, Mrs. Rogers visited In Grand Itsplds Saturday Elizabeth B. Barber; Review of the New Cycle. Mrs. Minnie K. Barnes. aD'rbos. Sullivan Is In Ionia this wee* on CORRESPONDENCE. legal business. II*. Bailey, of Bastings visited Jree- waxbantv naawi. Bert OUa to Frank M. Hazel, lot MMI, HawBtokosWddtevill* tbe “SEebSdLydlsS Frwrc w more, parcel, sec 33.1 ralrfextile. fwoo. Henry Kunz to Teter Kunz. 40a. aec 4. Maple Mirand ore. Jr., visited tn ^Hann?b»cbrontz to Howard and Sarah L. BVmeSr“wXdPl.“’now working tn the BIgugIb Sundries a Specialty­ Golf and BIgugIb Hosiery ot all Kinds. bankrupt’store- - ------------------ ------ J Hastings, mich ., april 23, i896. WHOL NO. 2132 ~T~~' it., tings. April 22nd TISING MEIHVX »N BARRY COUNT/. ... C® LsJ«clalMIrviee» for tba Boys' Brigade tt, the CcHig’l church last Sunday evening. “iSnrKiSCT to KC» u oreiu. loto. M'fi. <Mvnb,«A Additional Local News. PERSON Al •’tNTlON. Oil stalJM are removed front the page* of valuable books without injuring the print by gently warming the stained parts with a hot irou placed on a blotting paper. After taking out as much of the oil by this process as b possible, dip a brush in recti­ fied spirits of terpentine and draw it gent­ ly over the sides of the page, which must be kept warm. Continue the process un­ til! the oil is removed. The usual white­ ness may then be restored to the paper by dipping another brash Id rectified spirits of wine and brushing the stained places with It, treating the edges of the stains with unusual care.—A’etr Fork Advcrtts- Mrs. Evarts b y/lnt friends in Gran* Ledge. • In spite of all the claims and despite *!1 the decisions made by lower courts, the law against spearing In the inland waters in the state of Michigan is still In force and held to be constitutional by the state game warden simply because the only authority competent to declare It The otherwise has not passed upon it. position taken by State Warden Osborn is this: That all laws are constitutional and in force until they are declared unconstitutional by the and supreme court of this state, they are the only ones that can pans upon them that part of the law, and In our opinion* this Is the only position that should be taken by all officers of the law. To morrow (Friday) evening all owners or riders of bicycles, ladies as well as gentlemen, are requested to meet in front of the Courthouse at seven o’clock sharp, for the purpose of having a lantern parade^ Wheels may be trimmed or not as the owners or riders see fiL However all who have, or can get. lanterns arc requested to do so, and to have their lights “trimmed and burning” for the parade which will follow. The parade will proceed out on Green street as far as the good roads ex­ tend. ba?k to Jefferson street south on Jefferson to Peter Schumann’s residence, returning north on Jefferson to State; street, west on state to the Hastings bousm The bicyclists are then requested to repair to Parkers hall where a bicycle club will be organized and times for regular meetings established. Every bicyclis t is invited. Will R. Cook. Pres. Jason McElwain, Sec’y. ‘ Covert Freer le home rcra'>’aio for a short stay. Ray Townsend, of NaavlHer was Ln the dty last Thursday. Mrs. Rachael Bailey Is in Grand Rapids thia week on business. S. W. Smith returned to Ann Arbor Tuesday, via Kalamazoo. C. W. Mixer left this week foe a busi­ ness trip through the state. Chester Messer returned from- a busi­ ness trip in Ohio and Indiana Saturday. Mrs. John F. Goodyear and Mrs. W. JHolloway were in Grand Rapids TuesdayMrs. Frank Hams returned Tuesday from a short visit with friends at Saranac. A. D. McElwain started on a business trip for A. Black &8oa Monday nam­ ing. Mrs. W. L. Holmes and children, of Elsie, are visiting her sister Mrs. E. Y» Hogle. Miss Harrlette Beadle went to Nash­ ville Tuesday to assist Mrs. E. tricnpeoo in her store.Dr. W. H. Young and daughter Greta, of Nashville; were guests of friends in the city last Thursday. Jos. Pflug, jr., of Detroit, spent Sunday and Monday in the city. His mother re­ turned with him for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dawson were in Kalamazoo this week to visit their son John who is clerking in a drug store there. Mrs. J. L. Weber returned to her boose at Nashville, Sunday after spending sev­ eral days with Mr. and. Mrs. Al H. Weber in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush were coiled to Shultz Tuesday by the death of the lattert mother Mrs. Shultz who has been ill for a long time. Mrs. John Llchty went, to Coldwater Tuesday morning with a couple of little children who were taken to the State Pub­ lic school. M r. and Mrs. Seward, who have been spending the winter with their son B. P. Seward and family returned to-their home in Wisconsin, Monday. . JkMiss Mae Roberts was home from Kalaamroo a few days this week. She will Mission Band next Sunday at S o'clock. keep house this sut&mer for her aunt who The Presbyterian Y. P. S. C. E. next Is making an extended vislbin California. Sunday will be led by Mrs. EnglehardL Church and Society. . □The Emmanuel Y. P. S. C. E. will be County teacher, has been elected for an? led next Sunday evening by Homer Depue. other year at Eagle Harbor,' Keweenaw Dr. Winegarden, of Grand Rapids. Will county at an increase of salary.^ Frank'Is Saturdav speak at the Cobb school *house ” * ’ very much pleased with the copper coun­ evening April 25. try of Lake Superior. The pastor will preach In Presbyterian P. T. Colgrove, of Hastings, was a visi­ church next Sunday. Evening topic. “Workers, Jerkers and sherkers.” tor In the circuit court room, Tuesday. "Don’t forget the County Convention of He has been engaged to assist defending Y. I’. 8. C. E. at Emmanuel church Friday the suit brought by C. Hockiuberry against evening and Saturday ot next weOk. the Barry and Eaton Insurance company. *The regular monthly meeting of the W. —Charlotte Leader. H. M. S. of the M. E. church will be held Mrs. Josephine Sorqggs, of Danville, at the church parlors Wednesday April 29, at half past two. Subject: New Mexico. Ky , is in the citv to visit her brother Orlando Easterly who is la jail awaiting Dr. David Winegarden, of Grand Rapids will address the Spiritual Society Sunday trial for robbery. Mrs. Scroggs is the afternoon at 2 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. W. wife of the Presbyterian minister at Dan* W. Kelley will open their parlors for the vllle, and a must estimable lady. occasion. W. R. Barker, of Nashvillle, was in the The society connected with Emmanuel city Saturday?on business. Mr. Barker church will be entertained Thursday April 80th. by l^rs. Henry Goodj-ear and the has invented a device changing the gear of ladies associated with her. Supper at the :a bicycle while In motion or standing stRI, Parish House from 5 until T o’clock. % . which promises to be a wonderful thing Ln ' The Barry county W. C. T. U. will bold the way of making cycling easy on ail their annual meeting at Woodland on Wednesday and Thursday May 13 and 14, kinds of roads. Let delegates be appointed and meet thereas Mrs. Cllzbe our disttlet President is ex­ BluyAlo Rrevltle*. pected to meet with us and wishes to be­ come acquainted with the members of the Kalamazoo cyclists are hustling for the local union. . state meeting this year, and will build a The next address in the layman’s course board track there this year. will be delivered next Sunday evening lb Lillian Russell rides a triple gold.plated the M. E. church by Mr. Dan’i. Striker subject: “Our General Conference." This wheel valued at W.400, which was pre­ Her name Conference will meet next week at Cleve­ sented to her by the makers. land and will be In session for four weeks. is engraved oh every part of the machine. It carries an electric light which is fed by Delegates attend from all over the world, and much interest centers in what It does. a storage battery. Mr. Striker has been a delegate to this and By a very large vote the Ohio bouse of knows well the great questions that come representatives has passed the Uli of Re­ under Its supervision. presentative Myers, of Cincinnati, provide The county secretary is desirous of lug for the protection of pneumatic tires. securing the names and addresses of all Lt provides .a penalty of a fine of from S3Suuday school superintendents in this to 850 tor placing tacks, briars, grass or county. To aid in accomplishing this and other dangerous obstructions .In the streets assist In promoting the efficiency of the used by wheelmen, or In the driveways of county association he requests that each parks with a view of puncturing the tires superintendent to whom this notice cornea of bicycles and other vehicle*. to send his own name and address as well In spiteot the fact that much has been as that of any other such as he may chanee written concerning the manner In which a to know. Township officers especially bicycle rider, In order to become a cham­ secretaries, are requested to communicate pion, mast train, there are a tew tilings to the undersigned any facta relative t j which have escaped the facile pens ef the work In their town possible. It la some well-known writers. In order to desired also that unorganized townships pursue a course each day whereby the place themselves in communication with rider o»«eys all the laws which, regulate the county officers with a view of organiz­ his body and which add more power to the ation. Compliance with the requests of heart, he ba« got to be conscientious and this notice will greatly oblige the secretary. train his heart. ZJmmennan*B great wcJ. K. Woorccf, Sec’y. cess on the path, so a well-known Paris Freeport, Mich. physician declared, was due to an abnor­ mally large heart, being, so the report Battle Creek la to have another wheel­ said, almost one-fourth larger than that of men'. meet thia aeaaon. The national any man he ever examined, it is the racing board haa fixed Jot, 13 aod 1< as heart that forces the Wood through the the dates tor balding the natlonsl circuit veins to give the rider endurance to finish racos there. The Battle Creek cycle o»- a fast mile iu exdtiag fashion to the to KxJ.tlon who made the state meet such a tape; It La the lieart that due* more to de­ success Iasi year, are yertectlng arrange- velop speed than the ransctea of -fate legs. meats for Ike meeting and intend that I, The heart is the store house for all the shall eclipse If possible, last ysar's meek energy and endurance ot the rider. TrainContract* hare been let tor bankln< the r-rnm o( the horse track 00 which three world’s records were smashNl Isst rear, and it will be one ot the beat half nUe 1B tWt p,n of th, poantry. OmkMm. �' Banner Thursd»y, 23, 1896 cook ■ ", ========== MICHIGAN STATE NEWS.' Danger in the Milk. In view of the alarming devemp-1 merits of tuberculosis among cattle in j this state the state board of hcaitb. j has instructed Secretary Baker to ad- ; vise th\e managers of several state m-• stitutions to thoroughly sterilize ’he ; milk used by them whether from sus- I pected cows or not. The general ;»ub> , lie is also advised to use no milk that ; has not been similarly treated. The uc- . tion of the board resulted from fh^;re- ( cent developments in Montcalm countt. • where iyi entire family of eight persons , was found to have, died from tubertu-1 loais contracted from diseased cows. | 1 the nprscuiiurui agricultural evumv college . The herd at tne was also found to be attested with the , SOUND MONEY. — = held to reimburse: lossea * knees or death. The ttonn of these companies and s&ssbIs It Is the Thame of Secretary OarInsurance amounting to tn ad Hale’s Address at Chicago. dilon to all th* fowolng. and It H o^»stantly increasing. He Declare* It the Only Bafaguard Against Financial Disaster—Worklugmeu Entitled to a fela\ ble Currency. Debt* Should Be Paid Ln 1 OO-C«»t BoUart. The banka. Croat comptinies, building aa■octeUanaand ether JmUar JnsUtuiltoa, owe the people of the United States ts S53.lbu.a3 for money acually deposited, a turn nearly eight times greater than the total capital of the uaUpnai banks In ths yodobatlon ot Vbor. country; while the life ln.a.runce peficles Chicago, April 16.—Under the auspices held bv the people In the various kinds of ions at*J as £ of labor assemblies John G. Carlisle? coiiorat kHar'btU.ntJS secretary of the treasury, spoke at the jiegbi or May .wi Auditorium on the firuacial qucgUofi to »rui ‘in Bo*t4»u. 1-1 in an audience of 5,GOO people. H& opened his address by speaking of the impor­ ought sctfously to consider all the conaotance of the money question to the quences to yourselves ami your fglLowcitizens before you agree to the free and Itoston. April 17.—a a result of the workingmen of this country or any unlimited coinage ofT-gal tender "liver at , ° « u e|ghr-hour pKMffamn.cm recently isu ratio of aixteen to one; in order that “'‘“‘■T- A "»"W '“Hows: these great corporations and associations mne-J by the cyecw’.iv council of the , : Relation of Currency to Workingmen, may Have the prtvi’t8c of discharging Axnericdn Federation of Labor, plans ; disease. I Whether the general business of the p<k>- their debts to the people by paying H to 3 leave been prepared fo- a monster strike, ; „ , „ pie, he said,.shall bv transacted with r««oJ cents on the dollar. lor that is exactly what Crops in Good siinpc. ] money or t )ut ] mO ney. whether the waves it means. Which is planned to extend .to New i The weekly crop bulletin of the of labor shall l»e paid in a sound and stable Depreciated Currency WLUBring Disaster. Xork. Philadelphia, Chicago. St. Louis . currency, with full purchasing power In But U free and unlimited coinage of United State! weather bureau in Lan-' the ’they tK^y?KS?U3 markets where are exchanged legal tender silver at the ratio of sixteen to W&d all the cities where the force of such 1 sing says that alternate freezing and for the necessaries of life, or In a deprerl- one is established in tills country, a very tornote would be most’^ keenly felt. ■^"^ “^irS ’wforce-i thawing caused <i general but Might lurgfeVparl of the money deposited In theiw vnriuu.i kinds of savings institutions will Mentor damage to ..................... winter wheat, tV1,oc^rtwh1c?.rtC«” s"{ not even be repaid In depreciated silver, wni ui theeight-hobrwork tneeigni-noorworic day. tiaj, which wuica j— • — — ryeandgnlM. ...... I u ‘ _____ _ _ -___ _ —- u......... but wifi be wholly lost. Wuse 4s how refused. President Goinpers and,! that the warm rains-which have the comfort and happiness o* comfort'and of werx every nvuiv home reckless monetary system would precipi­ V** President McGuire, ot tbe Ameri- ^succeeded hires done much to retrieve jncl^to peace mid prenrerlts-ot every com- tate a financial panic, which very few. If munitv. "■ any. of the depositories c-ouid survive. I -CMt redcration, will l» here Sunday to tbe condition of the crops named. .AU He called attention to the fact that -he doubt If there Is a single financial insti­ «nler with the leaders- They have j fruit buds were reported in tine condi- ^l^en. Mb^boua tution in the counuy£uit could sustain the urcMure that Mould be immediately Wen aaeerlainin;,- the strength ot tbe i tion. In the aouthern part ot the state . value and slabUltj- or all our currency and made upon It by Its depositors and other .... .......... i . .i ........... ........... ... 1 i. n ,i k«.,w ,ies..-. Droxuoie remote the orofitsble profitable conduct of our In- creditors, when It became apparent that WMionu. and advance reports from them considerable seedtag had been don. ustrlal enterprise.-,, fur It is his home and our standard of value was to be lowers 1 • way that the unions are prepared finan­ and some oats had been sown. his family that will suffer from the effects and our currency depreciated by free colnof a cheap currency that will increase the cially. Octogenarian Commits Suicide. Iprice of commodities more than rhe a%o greatest crime short of absolute po­ The first move will be made In Bos­ , , ~ .... , weauny wealthy capitalist, capitalist. me The capitalist nns has litical enslavement that could be commit­ John Spencer, aged 85, was found enough to prevent wont coming to himself ted against the workingman In this coun­ ton. The curpenterr. have been selected nt Central like with n bullv in I’-ll.<fc* try would be to confiscate his labor for the lomake the test, and the refusal of their de»d .... ,, , ,, . . . । poor man who depends upon his wages or benefit of the employer by destroying Mkanand will be followed by an instant his brain. He held a revolver m each . upOn the products of his own labor for the tho value of tbe money in which his wages arc paid: but. gentlemen, thip Irreparable virile in Boston. It can be safely pre­ hand. The tragedy occurred at the ; ily, that always feels the first and most wYoAg <Yn never be perpetuated’ under effects^ of a business or Induslnd»s- our system of government unless the la­ sorted that at the least computation home of his daughter, Mrs. Art Dn\ ts. , disastrous effects “*!^^?«to«r‘t .ro- boring man .himself assists tn forging his men-will be involved in the strike, Mr. Spencer hnd a rich daughter in siilts from a depreciated anil fluctuating Wx!, if once started, the labor leaders C’hicago, Mrs. Bijrd. Family trouoie currency or from other’ causes. Such a man has nothing to dispose ot but his lator. HOT APRIL WEATHER. vay it will tax the resources to the great- was the alleged cause of the suicide. and nothing with which to support himself wt to prevent such scenes as were en- Spencer had a brother who is a min­ or his family but his wages or the proceeds Record Broken in New York—Chicago of his own labor, and any policy that even tocted in Chicago, or. still worse, as were ister in the Church of Englund, and he temporarily suspends or obstructs the In­ Sweltering. was a descendant of an English earl. dustrial progress of the country, by dimin­ Witnessed in the Homestead affair. New York, April 17.—Thursday was ishing the demand for the products of labor Boston is only one of the many hunor by Impairing tho capacity or disposition the fourth successive day of the heated Reason for a Crime. ot capital to employ labor, must be Injuri­ tfcred cities that look anxiously for May The coroner’s jury which investigated ous to his interests and Inflict more or term, and the record for April 16 has 3L Hundreds of smaller towns having suffering upon all who arc dependent been passed, th£ thermometer at two the killing of the Minsliall family at leas upon him. wganizations have also entered into the o’clock registering 84 degrees. One Pentwater returned a verdict that all Result of 16 to 1 Ratio. Spirit of the movemetft and will jotr. the deaths resulted from gunshot Whether we shall or shall not have a death due to the excessive heat was re­ ^fibe majority in a possible strike—a wounds inflicted by S. B. Minshull, aud long period of financial, commercial and ported Thursday. ^greater strike, in fact, than the world ! Industrial depression in this country Is a Philadelphia. April 17.—The first vic­ that B. O. Sands a-as murdered with auestlon directly and necessarily involved ) the demand now seriously made by tim of the heat for the season is re­ malice and aforethought. It developed 11 is estimated that in Boston there many of ounfellow-cltixens that the United ported. George Sebela was overcome that Miushall was short in his accounts States, without tho cooperation of any <«re 1}5,000 wage-earners who are affili­ other government in the world, shall au­ Wednesday and died in a hospital. ated with organized labor. There are with insurance companies which he thorise the free and unlimited coinage <*f Chicago, April 17.—The temperature IBM) organized bodies affiliated with the represented, and saw do way to make full legal tender sliver at the ratio of sixteen to one, notwithstanding the true in Chicago Thursday at three p. m. the deficiency good. . 5Qemtral Labor union and between 20 market ratio between the two metals Is about thirty to one. The naked proposi­ was 84 degrees above zero. This heat 30 attached to the Building Trades Health in Michigan. tion is that the United States shall coin, at has not been exceeded for the time of wuncil, while many are allied to the During the week ended April 11 re­ the nubile expense, for the exclusive bene­ the year, in tho history of the local fit nf the Individuals and corporations own­ Ksigbte of Labor. ports sent in by 4C observers in various ing the bullion, all the silver that may be weather bureau. In two years onlyportions of the state indicate that in­ presented at the mints into dollars con­ 1833 and 1894—was the same tempera­ CUBANS MASSACRED. taining STlfc grains of pure silver, or 412'.s termittent fever increased and pneu­ grains of standard silver, worth Intrinsic­ ture recorded. For several days it has monia decreased in urea of prevalence. ally about 51 or 52 cents, deliver the coins been unusually hot and windy. to the depositors of the bullion and com­ Consumption was reported ut 247 • pel all the other people In the country to Toledo, O., April 17.—The tempera­ Key West, Fla., April 20.—In the places, typhoid fever at 17, diphtheria receive these coins at a valuation of wq cents each In payment of debts due them. ture here Thursday was 84 degrees in laaaburte of Havana ou Thursday night at 234 scarlet fever at 37, measles at 33, i To aay nothing of the gross partiality and the shade, the highest for this time of ^ne of the most cruel massacres of the whooping cough at 6 and smallpox al manifest Injustice of such a policy, its Immediate effect would be to contract our the year in 26 years. wir was perpetrated by the Spaniards. Bay City, Murine City and Ionia. currency to the extent of about #20,000,001 by stopping the use of gold as money ar.d Aeeording to advices received here 12 WAGES OF SIN. His Belief strengthened. I putting a premium upon the coins of that smarmed Cubans were shot and 11 ... ,, .. * , . I metaJ equal, or about equal, to the dlfferRev. U. H. Moore, pastor of the ence between the intrinsic value of the An -Eloping Couple and Two Children were wounded. The massacre occurred Arc Drtiwued. ' •toa Los Pinos farm on the outskirts of Methodist church ot Stevcn.riUc, 1. ’ »,^rd5X*°S<lieciK.rl^£1«t“nocf. & Hannibal, Mu., April 20.—For several U&vuna. About 60 Cubans were hold­ now a firm bcllrwr in the efficacy of come a commodity and would be bought 07thT.1»tS ^tX^ weeks past Samuel l>rew and familj* ing- a secret meeting on Thursday night proyer. N«di„g . new -nit of cloth., he-made suode an earnest supplication » to th< ate from day to day. moving up and down and Otto Oatman and family have been to the farmhouse. A Spanish woman he •• • • * ♦v.»d tb«» Hrv •>. the rise and fall of the commercl-b day at at '; with tofonnvil the authorities, who sent a Almighty and received vea the next du_> priC€, of the bullion contained in it, as the camped on the opposite sided! the river, 'dtoachmpnt of tTvopa to raid the pluce. a present from a Dakota friend a fine• Mexican dollar does now. ar.d the premium engaged in making willow baskets. on the gold dollar would of course fluctu­ Thursday night, while Oatman was in ’XL>- troops surrounded the house and Prince Albert suit. ate to the same extent, thus affording nn opportunity to bullion brokers and specu­ Quincy on business, Drew and Mr>. tconirred the Cubans co come out. As * Appointments Made. lators to buy and sell at a profit. It would Oatman and her twe children clti(>e<l unarmed men appeared the Spauto be used as money. Itecause no man At the thirty-second annual session1 cease would pay his debts In cold dollars, or in and started down the river in a small Sanis fired,.killing 12 outright and in Cnpae of the Mil higan conference of' paper redeemable In gold dollars, worth flalbout. Friday the flatboat sank in ■wnumling 11. Fifteen were captured , JOO cents, when the law permitted him to the Evangelical association presiding pay It In silver dollars, worth only 51 or S’ the river At a point aboutv 14 miles the others escaped. , , elders were appointed us follows: St. cents each. south of this city and all the party were Purchasing Power of Sliver Lessened. lloods lr> Quebec. Joseph district, W. A. Koehler; Flint; drowned. Tbe two < hildren were a l»oy While the sudden expulsion of #20.000.000 \ Montreal,-Can, April 20.—Dispatches district, J. A. Frye; Detroit district, G. I in gold from our stock of money would and a girl, aged seven and nine yers, ■ £n?m various pointe in the province of A. Hettier; Heed City district, F. Itself be sufflclent-to create a financial dis­ iaspect!vely. The boat sauk in about turbance unparalleled In the history of this Quebec report that the floods are caus­ Klump. or any other country, the situation would ten feet of water. ing great damage and are not abating. be very greatly aggravated by the fact that Brief Newi Items. the purchasing power of all the remainder ■Suclui-n Death oi" a Hauke;. ; T5ie -Quebec Central railroad will lose of our currency would be suddenly reduced Lowinza Hudd, a boy aged five years, Bloomington. III., April 2o.—J. Thorn­ ' by the wreck of the' bridge at • about one-half: we should have only about I Sherbrooke. Every store in Richmond, and Fela Shedens, aged three, living at two-thirds as much currency as we hove ton Snell died very suddenly at bis home ' ji 1 ;,*> Ufwti of 3,000, is flooded; the tele- Linwood, ate wild parsnips and died. now. and at the same time It would be so in this city Saturday from heart disease. — depreciated In value that it would require twice as much as we have now to He was aged 55 ye^rs and leaves a widow • 1jpr#.p!i office and manj other buildings Four other children became violently about transact the business of the country.- pro­ • w abandoned. Great damage has been ill, but would recover. vided there should be any business to and one son and one daughter. He was At St. Joseph the trial of William transact. gs'k t.-e at Sorel, Three Rivers, St. Anengaged in banking at Clinton, lit, uij Doable Standard Always a Failure. was worth a quarter of a million or i; Nicolet, Yamaska, Aclone and Grice resulted In a verdict of not guilty. The attempt to maintain What is called Hp cChw places where bridges aud houses December 15 Miss Minnie Spanke was . the double standard of value, that is the more. murderously asaadltcd, and later Wil-! attempt to keep the legal tender colts of ; fcave been swept away. the two metals, gold aud silver, In use as lium Grice was arrested, charged with I< money at the same time, upon a ratio of Dill Rest Ln Arlington. the crime. I| value fixed by law, has repeatedly been •Chicago, April 18.—It has been de­ Mrs. Addie M. Brown, aged 71, was I■ made by kings and parliaments In every , civilised country In the world, and It lias cided to change the place of burial of .-.ledagain againand andaxain againininevery everyone oneofof burned to death at Grand Hnpids,______ her * failed feretory Gresham from Oakwoods .rrata II thcm; d re<*u,refc no p,ft of Prophecy clothing catching dre from a grate. grate. to foresee that 1: must continue to fall so to this city to Arlington at the national a meat for l°ng as self interest constitutes a controllThe contract for furnishing meat nuat ,Ior mg factor in the business affairs of m«n .-upital, and the necessary application A, A. history of the monetary legtalatloci letrislotiiwi tn will be made at once to the secretary of the prison at Jackson for the ensuing been awarded to Carl Dctt- this country from the time of the drafting M*r- This is in compliance with a wish year has... .. .. , ,, ‘ of the constitution to the present daV is man, of that citjrat four dollars per 100 given to support the assertion that the jrflei expressed by Mr. Gresham long pounds. double standard has proven a failure ta before his death. rri. ,, — • e «------J... . . . the Your clear skin? Mother’s I’ho ~ 1, . Main ir.. —A._A WeUnited ghouldSiatds. deacend by a single step from The East Street v» Baptist church ’ Took HU Own Llfs. Your voice? Mother’s. Your was organized at Jackson with 102 the highest standard of value m silver monometallism, with a contracted and at ■r.v.Seattle, Wash., April 18.—J. E. Aisop. members. This is the outgrowth of a the same time a depreciated currency a slight figure? Mother’s. In­ a-Bv was arrested ta this city Thurs- mission started by the First Baptist 1 financial experiment which has no prece­ dent In the monetary history of the world. herited weak lungs? Then . I lay Wcajng for the murder of Miss Lena church some eight years ago. Many Years Required for Readjustment. ?lseu;'fiiXluluth, in August, 1894, and protect yourself. Live out Mrs. Samuel D. Smith, of Detroit, was After struggling tor more than a qiair‘8 to ,>e A- A- Austin, ot sentenced at Duluth, Minn., to 13 ter of a century, through labor organlaadoors; get the fresh air; and and otherwise, to secure a rate of < nni”Pol,B> •committed suicide Fri- mouths’ hard labor in the penitentiary tlons waMca which would make the proceeds of a keep well nourished. 1 l^y J)ight by hangjng himself in his ceil day’s work equal the cost of a day s • sub­ for uttering a forged instrument. sistence for the workingman and his 1 n the city prison. The leather company at Munising family, you are asked by the advocates of free coinage to join them In destroying was making arrangements to build tbe one-half the purchasing power of the ’ ‘ Wilmiui-ton, DcL, April 2a—Gen. largest tannery in »he world, tbe main money in which you are paid aod imoose upon yourselves the task of doubling the of Cod-liver Oil, with Hypo­ Boole-s, of the regular anov. building to be 1,000 feet long. nominal amount of your wages hereafter; ggj^bvd. died in this city Saturday. agJd Daniel Fox died at Coldwater, aged that is. to struggle for another quarter oi phosphites, Is the best known a century, or perhaps longer, to raise your 7:yetas. He served under -Gens. Tay 77 years. He was an old resident and V1. 5 dcpwdkted currency to a preventive to serious lung W&r aud .Scott in tbe Mexican war, and had held prominent city offices at vari­ point which will enable you to purche^ with them as much of the necessaries of trouble. >,^«0-»v'ith distinction through the civil ous times. It supplies just the life as you can purchase now; and If. after contention, privation sad indus­ The contract for furnishing the heat­ trial disorder, kind of needed fat; prevents you should at last succeed ing apparatus at the government build­ in so adjusting wages that you would pro­ useless waste of tissue; makes at the higher prices of commodities ing at Detroit has been awarded to cure ! Jfnw -3«r»ey Republican*. just what they will procure now at the rich blood; and fortifies the existing prices, what would you have •ftamtont N/-JL. ’April 17.—-The reptio- Harvey & Sons, of Detroit, at $43,867. gained oy the change from the old to the The body of Xavier Meyer, who dis­ ntw conditions? body against attack. You . ° ““ Cims in cohv«JftioD yesterday adopted ‘ rewtatton declaring for the gold appeared from Lake Linden last Novem­ should take it at once If you feuasa but d ~ •»'■ ’ « “ ber, was found near the Quincy stamp [tnswi.tSi and against the free coinage .eel weak, have no appetite , * i silver and elected^ uuinstructed dele- mill at Hancock. A GREAT STRIKE. As good as can be made regardless of price Ounces S Workincmcn the Creditor ri—, Longshoremen at Saginaw have de­ cided upon a scale of 40 cents an hour only the obameter ana amoSnt atST,!,for loading and unloading lumber dur­ chaMng power ot the tuturi earnlic? Il I Parkersburg, W. Va., April 20.—Arthe American laborer. It would ,UJl ho ; ing the coming season.. eubjoct ot the srareet Importance to h?u>* bur 1. Borcman. first governor of Wes*, A new soldiers’ monument, erected in y10 Iact toe safety and value of a jirgiiua, afterwards United States senconaklerable part ot hl. piS llor and for eight years Judge of tbe the cemetery at Menominee, will be very lna» are also Involved. ‘ Acoordlnc to tbe latest reports the u. fawrth judicial circuit court, died yes­ dedicated on Decoration day, May 30. Inca banks In your own mate boHrt A fire in the building of the Biver­ «» terday morning, aged 73 years. on deoosll tor U.SV- people, or al, .'=12 side Storage campany at Detroit caused axe ot m tor each tlrrwJtor i lang cd by Moon*bin err*. «loss of $70,000. <.STt.SU people or an average Lt mi to ^Irving College, Tenn., April 80.— A great surprise was given members each depoaltor. State banks lAt.t ’Larling Savage wax taken from his of the Presbyterian church nt Cold­ for about l,tiuO,C(>o peonle. nnri ^7. . kd here by a mob of “moonshiners” water when their past or . for the past banka hold ?i.701.ffiWi for i *»ngml. H» wu nupretni ot be- ten yenre. Bev H. P. Coll Ina, resigned. * “Sai'" ,OT ,lM 1 nit”i Some objection hnrl been made to hl. officers. liberal views, and rather than havecoawho I troversy he preferred to :esign k, HL. April 17.—Thousands o! ' It is estimated thaf ^je value of the V < of our fife insurance polfei. oats will have to be replanted | trout catch in Green Bay during the ocality. as many farmers have i past winter reached a total of $20,000 S .lh!“ <”Llng ,o ?ht poor I A >>«rt»ood mill will be erreted nt mutual benefit and jf last year s crop the seed did Hancock, being the first of the kind on eratlve and fratart ales to the ftfttioniil convention. Death of Ex-Got. Boremau. . ............. ' “wfcUteni "tort gl lake 8s®wtor. ited a Urge part or are losing flesh ’ .fc.^2n’2_?«i-woN I-_ for IO cents Other Brands Onln for IO cents DohT take our wond for it. but buy a piece and see for yourself What is CASTORIA Practically Perfect Preparation For CHILDREN'S Complaints. CASTORIA CURES MANY COMPLAINTS HERFECT IURITY UPERIOfi oxctwic �LOCAL NEWS. Hasting XIRCqLSTION Thursday, Apr Cn is week, W. R. COOK. Local Editor. 92 quires. •»axon Soap hurts no fiabrlc. ine erection of ---------parsonage. HcrSattcr, changoa for adverUacmenta bJ«°n PrlM Bakin, Powder leaven. Boat reach this office Tuesday, at latest to nsnre Insertlbn In the Issue of the week vheu brought. •"* Pr'‘T’lenVat Homer and the a.hoola are dosed on ibat account. The Editor’s Views Blood purified, dfreaso rural, sickness and Nothin, cleans cleaner than Jaion soap tHT7J!(“n1'?u,,kl’”'Ste*me<t Horary (Hulled Coro). It I, tJ.'lWons, Follqt.. 10c. rhe Middleville Creamery Is taking in about 10,000 pounds of milk per day. / ii ’I Interior of Observer Office. ruken Down With Nervous Exhaustion— 1 xtremi Wakcfnlncss—Food Had to be Choked Down. Such Mas the condition of C. De!br of Coopersville ’Mich.) Ob, If expresses Ins experience ilo.i "My life work lias been f ating and confining. As a rcRealtb failed and I was stricken jus exiiauation; I had no aps< f sleep seemed tarbe wear;c out. W.hilo-in this condi.’heeler’s Nerve Vitalizer was nndnded. I commenced its .use , had a wonderful effect from ths 1 Tn n. few nijjht.H I was ablej ull the sleep I needed, my ap» ■•rimed and became as ravef.s: I gained 12 pounds in , my mind became clear nd I was soon restored to Health. ” Ay IF. //. Goodyear. IDA FITZ SIMMONS. «»tb«-r'mlvan<t-d — <>r two or puxttciikvra call TEBWNSL 1 'hrUtmap Photograph W. W. POTTER. BARRELL A POTTER, :torneys al Law. alngs City Hank. Collections ?d to, aud general law bitrtnesr. 1). D. S. kinijs of Dental work done carefully and ■ ■ •pipl? 1 Local Anesthesia, gas or chloroform • -’iij on:-* over Thin Smith's Racket'Store. :.-iiSKto:i.’amri to A J. C. I.AMPMAN, M. D. lice with W. A. Lampman. calls promptly bpeclal attention given to fitting '. 'lortsaml treating Hernia or Rupture for <mre. The majority ot ca.-*- can be i'-:tuan<-tttly cured without a Mirgical opera- TUllddlerlllo Is ogit,th,R ,he que,Uon ot buyl.iR a imlf-mllo track and holdlnr an annual fair. I,,.1,1! *11 lb,> “""*• " sl*!hl «”M. congested lungs or severe cough. One Minute Cough lure banishes them. \Vr“ --------U. Goodveai! Rev, Frank Hoyt, of Peldskey. will lec­ A horse of Lawrence Hubinger of ture tu the Maccabees nt Middlevilla Mon­ Frankenmuth dropped dead in the streel brut S5Bh Fr,dn5’’ 0V«r«>TL’e by the day ev« n|ng Apr. 29th. It Is estimated that one tbon*nnd new A little Hl. (her a lit! Mercies tjave been sold ro tar this season gone, the pill has won.1 e pin. The III is •I DeWitts Lltllc the llltle j|l!s that great Ills. In Battle Creek, and lire demand Is not ’W * H. Goodyear. yet half supplied. . ■ ' St. Louis La-: organ zed a Prohibition D. L. Barker A Co . mt fjetrnnls of Saugclub with ■;§ 48 member member . -t!j Simiilar clubs a’.uck. divided five per cent of '.heir cash will be organized in ev<ry township In the sales, for a. week between the threo county. churches In that village. it is not a miracle,it 7 ill not eure everyThe machinery of the BamLiou. A'.lvzan thing, but It will cure r II.■s. . That’s what DeWitt’:, Witr’.i Ha?,.r Salve wil’ do. becounty creamer}- baa been sold and moved cause It his done r In ! I undreds of case*. from that village. The’ projectors lest IVI - 11. Goouyeak about S’*.son in the enlerprite. ‘V- JHIam ('rovH’ey a id John Howell, The Scientific Ameiicnn states that Stockbridge pioneers, p, -iyt-d away the same : ng > their wives died oily cue perron out of |5 has'eyes of night. A ‘few years the srftne day. / " equal strength: rUo that only one out of Busy people have.no time, and sensible 12 has the left eye stronger thaikthe right. people have no Inrlinai Ion to use a slow । Otsego claims to have one of the best remedy. (Jue Minute Cough Cure C„., acts amateur ball teams In the state, and has promptly and gives pvimanent results.. VH. Goodyeab. secured Bert Beals, who played with the Evangelist Sayles o Chicago eloped a Kalamazoo league tram last year, as pitch­ series x»f meetings nt .............. .... Buchanan- at the er.' pre.'Vytertan church Wednesday, with 125 The-annual report of Health Officer conversions reported. Hochsietn of Kalamazoo, shows bfi deaths Burns are absolutely; painless when De­ at the asylum and 284 In that city during Witt’s Witch Ruzei Stave is promptly ap­ the year, making the death rate 13.5. plied. This statement is true. A perfect There were 80 caws of diphtheria and remedy for skin diseases, chapped Jiands only seven death^ The antl toxine treat­ and lips, and never tails to cure Piles. W. H. Goodyear. ment was applied in most diphtheria cas­ Governor Rich has paroled R. C. Burns, es. There were 80 cases of scarlet fever sent to the Ionia refoiftnatory from Kala­ aud no deaths. mazoo May 25. 1894. tor three and onePinckney’s affairs are in n badly mud­ half years for perl ary.. dled state. The newly elected officers failed to qualify within the requisite ten days and are still out. They throw the blame upon the old council, which failed to call a meeting to install them. The old council tried to elect a clerk and city at­ torney, but proceedings were stopped as illegal. Attorney Generali Maynard Is asked to straighten out the muddle. aw and collection office of L Rev. Ferdinand England, of Ashland, Ohio, who has been visiting relatives around here, returned to his • home last week Thursday. Mr. England Is now thanking his stars that be Is alive. He ^dWard Taggart Loyal E. Knappen. was to leave Toledo on the W. *. L. E. ry for Ashland at noon, when intelligence Arthur C. Denison. TAGGART. KNAPPEN & DENISON. was received at Toledo that a freight train LAWYERS. which had preceded the ..passenger had Rooms Fl 1 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,. Grand Rapids, Michigan. gone through a bridge over tbe Metwn&V nee river.—Woodland N«ra. • JAMES A. SWEEZEY, •’ Attorney at law. Bert Weiser, of (onia, is under arrest Hastings. Mich. Practices in all courts of tbe state. Col- on the charge of selling liquor last tettkms promptly attended to. year at the island I^ike encampment. He was taken to Sl Johns and released on 1 A. SCRIBNER, M. D„ SStio. He is a widow’s son and Is ap­ * Physician and Surgeon, parently bright and inoffensive, but chose Delton, Mich. < •fltce tu.residence, one block east of depot. evil associates'. Severe! weeks ago his moth­ er had several saloon keepers arrested for A. A C. H. BARBER selling liquor to him,be being a minor. The • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or county responded to with caws were all settled. The arrest Is sup­ promptness, day or nlghL posed to be the result of a desire for re­ p A. SHELDON^——venge on the part of the saloon keeper. I • Abstract knd Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings. . Orchards of J. Frost and Jesse Frost Money to loin on Real Estate Real Estate Hjid ou commission. General conveyancing. and sop, seven miles north of Lowell, HavtuK a complete set of Abstract Books, com- show enough live buds for a full crop­ •tled from the Records, can furnish complete Orchards contain 4.000 trees set out in spring ot ’9’.. Jay Frost has a tree of the pHILIP T. CO LG ROVE. 1 Attorney gt Law early Crewford set out In 1880; R has pro­ (Successor to Smith & Col grove.) duced the last fou: years 38 bushels of (Office In Union block, Hastings.) "riictlces In all the courts of the state. saleable fruit sold ou an average of 81.10 per busbei? 141.80; 1892.0 busitels; 1893, E KENASTON, 10 bushel.-: 1894, 12 bushels; 1895, 12 Attorney at Law, 1 Over J. 8. Goodyear A Co.'s store.) We think that this .tree beats ''racticesln all coartsof the Bute. Collections bushels. promptly at tended to. everything In the state.—Loire!/ Jourikul. J. -M. SMITH. Dollec^ons made Id all parts of the state < onveyapcing a speciality. Special pains takenib drafting contracts, chattel mort.ikges and wills. Woodland, Mich. H That pet animals communicate disease U It. TI M MERMAN. Homeopathic Ph, 1 • sician and Surgeon. has just been forcibly demonstrated at Office over Roger’s grocery store.) Coldwater. A pet cat In a family was no­ ticed to be III, having 1Le same symptoms astings ity ank that a human bring does when attacked with scarlet fever. A child In the family Hastings, Mich. played with \he cat, mid in a few days was taken ill with scarlet fever. The cat SURPLUS, 817,000.00 was killed and a kitten given to the child I a ••rporated under the laws of the State of to play with, ami In a short time the kit­ ■ Michigan. ten was taken with the same Illness tbe . Open for business, Dec. >5, 1886. old cat had had. H C B , OFFICERS. D. (L Robinson. President; Chester Messer. Vice Pres. Dan W. Reynolds, Cashier DIRECTORS: Dau W Reynolds, D- G. Robinson. M. L.Cook. W. H Powers, R. B. Messer, Chester Messer P. T. Col grove. Baa the only Harings---------department on In,j Barry Uininterest Your Ex-Cashier Eugene Kirby of tbe City National bank of Marshall, for whom prominent citizens are trying to obtain a pardon, got away with not less 4han 83,000 of the bank’s fund speculating in wheat, it Is conteuded that he was lead Into speculaion through imitating officers of tbe bank, the only difference being that It was also he used other folk.-,’ money. asserted that he was given 81,800 of tbe bank’s funds with which io make himself scare Active Ex«ref*e bread Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bakery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at nil hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery iu the city. fl. REMKES, rstorit Prank Herting, a welkknown G. A. R. “*"• ,0“r Ungers while working In a sawmill near St. Louis, Wednesday. ‘ * and good fuod in plenty, tends to make children healthy. If children suffer, how­ ever. from Scrofulous. Skin or Scalp diseaaes—If their bkxMl la impure and plniDles «r bull* appear, they ahoulrt be given ■ Dr. Pierce’s Golden tk,e rlklit meufeine. ----------Medical Discovery brings about Hie l«->i It purities bodily condition. .. -------- ,Jhe blood and renders the liver active as well a builds up health $nd strength. Puns pole weak children get a lasting Ihuii-.t and -It rood start” from (hr use of Hie Lt puts «»o wholesome fleslt, not and offend Hi*.ind dor .—- nauseate ------------- ------stntnwch like the various preparations o' cod liver oil. Once used it is always, m A strange society was brought to light during the hearing of a case be­ fore the Thames mngibtrate. Several men were charged with stealing a watch from a sailor, and were all dis­ charged except Alexander Fullerton. on whom was found a savings bank book lor $245 end a card of membership of a society with a curious title. It bore the following inscription: “Na tional Liars’ association—Having been a member, of the above association, anil finding you are a bigger llax.thnn mywlf, 1 must congratulate you on re­ lieving me of this card. "It must be EXPECTANTMOTHERS. tens toW I nil I Rote Confinement of Its Buckleu'* Arnica 8*be as explained by its- constrte> Htrror and Risk. My wife used “JHn’HKRS’ FRIEND" be­ fore birth of her Ural child, she did not suffer from CUA3IPS or PAINN— tvas quickly relieved nt the critical hour suffering but Hub—she * had ' ‘ no pains ' afterward nuu her recovery was rapid. E. E. JoiiNSTOK, Eufaula, Ala. Sent by Mail or Express, on receipt of r, ti.ou jwr bottk*. Book "To Moth­ ' mailed Eroe. BBADHELD REGULVTOtt CO., Atlanta, Ga. BOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS. Sfatnat tbs competition of foroirn l*bor. There are no personal or private­ profits in connection with the organiza­ tion and it is sustained by membersJup^,. contributions and the distribution oi ite. publications. F1RST : Cd?re«ponc>snee .i« «o|icit*d regardiwp " Mombsrchip ” and " OffieiaT Ccrrajpcnden**."^' SECOND: W«no«d and welcomeconiri Vfe ClttekeoUK, ECCi;.h Diamond Drul Pennyroyal pills B r&”A. Original Bad OwljGo-nlnc. jq-J\ «a»t. alwar* trtUlk. L*o<c« c>k A THIRD: We publish a large linecf 0 !*erlng a!l phaw of the Tariff quectfc leto »etwill be mailed:to any addraaa foe ■ rampie copy of ths ”Am»ria»n’ Esonorrwc.—' 4ddw« Wilbur F. Wakeman. Genv-xISoc.-sUrw IET5 Wet 23d Street. New York. Put an Adit, in The Panner it brings good returns. fs the Most Popular Rcpttbhciin the dhease. lie king ago consigned ids douches apd other Instruments to the attic ns he considers their u-a* Injurious. Mrs. Alfred Arnold, of Sfaitle. Jeff rson Co\ Ohio, writes that she had catarrh for eighteen years aud. tried many remedies ‘ but nothing ever helped me liike PretzInget’s Catarrh Balm. My head is clear and my catarrh Is gone.” A sqall sample may be obtained by sending 2 ci. stamp to of the West and Has the Largyt C .. s-exo DAILY /without Sunday) DAILY (with Sunday). nor year The Weekly Inter Ocean PEP. YEAR ... a N-wspaper THE INTER OCEAN keeps abreast of the times xr.! r eepects. It spares neither pains nor expense ini-seenrinj! ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT MTfcKATlW . Pretzlnger Bros., Chemists. Dayton, Ohio. Ohl People. old people who require tqedjclne to regulate the bowels and kidneys will find the true remedy In Electric Bitters. This medicine does not stimulate and contains no whiskey nor other intoxicant, bat acts as a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly Take a dose of DeWitt’s Little Early on the stomach and bowels, adding Risers just for the good they will do you. strength and giving tone to the organs, These little pills are good for indigestion, thereby aldlng nature In tbe performance good for headache, good for Itver com of the functions. Electric Bitters Is an plaint, good for constipation. They are excellent appetizer and aids digestion. K00*1W. H. Goodyear. Old people find It just exactly what they A special session of|the Michigan Grand need. Price fifty cents per bottle at W. lodge, independent Order of Odd Fellows, H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. will be held at Battle Creek, April 25, to Tli« Time for Itaildlng amplify tbe unwritteniwork. Up the system Is at this season. The cold weather has made unusual drains upon the It’s just as easy to try One Minute vital force*. The blood has become ImpoverCough Care as anything else, it’s easier isbed and impure, mid all the fundI or* of the to cure a severe cough or cold with it l^t body suffer tn Consequence. Hood's Sarsapar­ Is tbe great bloou builder, because It Is tbe your next purchase for a coogh be One illa One True Blood Purifier sod nerve tonic. Minute Cough Care. Better medicine; better result; better try it, Hood'* Pill* become tbe Favorite cathartic W. H. Goodyear. wtUi all who use them. 4.11 drugglrts. 25c. The state board of agriculture has de­ cided to ^change the long vacation from local applications as they cannot roach the seated portion of the ear. There h only one winter to summer months at the Agricul­ way to cure deafness, and that Is .by constltutural College beginning with 1897. rtonal remedies. Deafarasls caused by an In condition of the mucous lining of the We might tell you more about One min­ turned Eustachian Tube. When thl« tube Is inflamed ute Cough Cure but you probably know you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hear­ ing, and when It is entirely closed. Deafness is that it cures a cough. Every one does result, and unless thS inflammation can be who has used it. It is a- perfect remedy the taken out and this tube restored to Its normal for coughs, colds, hoaresoess. It is an es­ condlUnn. bearing will be destroyed forever; pecial favorite for children, being pleasant nine cases out of ten are caused bv catarrh, which Is nothing but an Inflamed condition nf to take and quick In curing. the mucous surfaces. W. H. Good year. Wo will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness [eansed by cstarrb] that can­ not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for The lakes near Battle Creek are fairly circulars; free. alive with wild geese, but they are so shy F. J. cinurxv * Co., Toledo. 0. SB^Sold by all DrugghC*. 75c. no hunters can get near them. Dock* “ ' and snipes are also very plentiful. Episcopal ladies at Benton Harbor verttaed a "baby show.” Judge of th' surprise of the audience when they found several of the most prominent citizens of town, in long dresses, playing with rattle boxes and feeding bottles. Protection to American Labor awA tion, as follows : i iCietors Disagree Be sure and use that old and well tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup fur children teething. It sooths the child, When she was n Child, she cried for CMtoria. softens Hie gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic and Is the best remedy for * “ diarrhoea. Twenty-ifive cents a bottle. is a national organization s<iuocats»^ Industry ns well as a tribute to Fullerton’s own abilities, that he had found, no on worthy of relieving, him of the card. The magistrate remanded Jjim for in­ quiries. a The American Protective Tariff Leaga«i “MOTHERS’ gratifying to the East end communitv Now. Therefore, by virtue of the rower of Nearly everyone their and headthechoked sale contained In saidlias mortgage, statute In such case nr made, and provided, noticeInis some here­ I up. more less, with ca'nrrfi by given that on Saturday tbe Twenty fifth day f July A. D. 1896. at ten o1ms ’clock the mttfore­ form. Every physician his In own noon. I shall sell at Public Auction, to the high­ hod of treating Strut! est bidder, at th* this North<tiseas». front do-wDr. of the Court House In the City of Hasting-. Michigan ithat more the profession being sajs the place where theisCircuit Court for Rirrysbfnl CountyInIs balden), the premie* surer the treat mm ’ oif described ralarrh. In said mortgage, or so much Ilwieof as may be | He claims, crmplxjr h one of said 'the beat nece<wwy to pay tbe amount due ou mort­ gage with for seven percent, interest, and all kg-tl ■ remfdie& ii liMiiuuIwn.sncIi as catarrh, -oV«.U>Krt)ier with an aftornvs•’« fe- of Tweutv fire Dollnrs thehe premis eoi-l in the covenanted heart, rlc. forihereln. n'nd says Hint preb-ing dwrtbrd in said mortgage a* all tho*** sciibes Pjetrinyer ’s Calarrb Balm»t(tiMe as It and is itrrfain pXtrs and p*reds of (Mid Mug ii: ih»'citv or-Ha«tuig* in tbe County •! Hie only preparail m that and contains ­ Barrs* and State of Michigan, knowncam and rfeierlb'-d as follows; phor lnt Urge, qaantitiv.-, arid he has found R>lngulatiy successful in Hie t^nliiimt of REneDY Whkcta INSCRE5 Safety ‘The Weekly Inter Ocean As a Family Paper Is Not Excelled by An>-, has something of interest to each m'robpr or the fami.v. ■ YOUTH’S DEPARTMENT is the very best of its kind. Its.LITERARY FEATURES axe unequaied. It is a TWELVE PAGE PAPER ar.d contains the News of thx- WorldPOLITICALLY IT IS REPUBLICAN, and gjres its readerstne benefit ot the ablest discussions on all live political topics. It is published in Chicago and Is in accord with the people of the West in both politics and liters tnre. Pleaso remember that tho price of THE "WEEKLY INTER OCLAN 1* ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER TEAR. Address THE INTER OCEAN. Chicago “THRIFT IS A GOOD REVENUE.” GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM CLEAN­ LINESS AND SAPOLIO THE NArtE OF THE HEXT President oi the united Slates WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN The Hew-yorl weemo Tribune OF NOVEHPER 4TH, 1896 Public Interest win steadily Increase, and the disappointment of the men whoso votes taraeM the scale at tbe laat election, with the results under the administration they elected, will uufee the campaign the most intensely exciting in tbe history of the country. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. the leading Republican family newspaper of the United States, will publish all the ps-Xticafi; news of the day. interesting to every American citizen regardless of party affiliations. Also general Dews in attractive form, foreign correspondence covering the news e? iha world.,an agricultural department second to none in the country, market report* which aw> recognized authority, fascinating short stories, complete in each number, the cream t>r Ua» humerous papers, foreign and domestic, with their beat comic pictures, fashion plate* aaft elaborate deemptlons of woman’s Attire, with a varied and attractive department of honsetaNI interest 1 he-New York Weekly Tribune” Is an idea! family paper with a circulatioa large* than that of any other weekly publication in the country issued from the officeof a-daily. Lasom changes arc being made in its details, tending to give it greater life and variety, and eK^rrialij more interest to tbe women and young people of the household. p*™® The. best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and ail skin irruptions, and_ posi­ tively cure piles or ,uo pay required. It A SPECIAL CONTRACT enables us to offer thia splendid Journal and tbe BAN MEM for Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents MORTGAGE SALE. box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the Default having been made In the conditions druggisL _____ of a f^ruln mortgHge made by Hiram A Bar­ ber. Elizabeth R. Bxrb-r hl* wifr. Clarence H. CrtJH IN ADVANCE. Barber and Lillian Barber hl* wife to Pnillp T dated March II A. D.'IKH. and record­ (The-regutar anbacriptlon price of the two papers is 11.75,) Is this; If you are troubled with Catairh, Uolgrove ed fn the office of the ReaUter »>f Deed*, for the Cold In Head, Hay Fever, go to the drug­ Countv of Barry and Stale of Michigan, on tbe Subscriptions may begin at any time. Address all orders to gist named below and get a bottle of Cen­ Utb day of March A. D. IK* In Liber 47 of on page 206. That said mortgage tury Catarrh Cure. No danger of lx-ng Mortgages, waaouly assigned to Sarah Johnson, and duly humbugged. Relief In five minutes and a recorded tn the office of the Register of Deeds for H»rrv ('-aunty, Michigan. positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. Tuat said mortgage was upon the express condition that should default be made In the Two Lives Saved. payment of interest, or any part ttwreof o 1 any Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. Mrs. Phabe Thomas of Junction City, day whereon the same Is made due and pay­ Best, Room 2, Tribune building, New. York City, and a sample as above expressed, and should the same IB., was told by her doctors that she had able. remain unpaid and In ar rear for the- space of copy of The New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. consumption and that there was no hope thirty days then and from thenceforth, that Is to say, after the lapse of the said thirty days, for her, but two bottles of Dr. Kings’ New much ot the aforesaid principal sum of three Discovery completely cured her and she so hundred seventy fonr and lfl-106 dullara as re­ says it saved her life. Mr Thomas Eg­ mains *unpald, with all arrearage of Interest gers, 139 Florida St. Sau Francisco, suf­ thereon, snail, at the option of the said oarty of second part became due aud payable. , fered from a dreadful cold, approaching toeDefault having been made In the payment nf consumption, tried without result every­ Interest due March 14th. 1KB and the same hav­ ing remained unpaid and In arrears fur the thing else then bought one bottle of Dr. space of thirty and upwards the aforerald Kings’* New Discovery and in two weeks principal sum days of three hundred seventv-four was cured. He l^naturally thankful. It and to-too dollars with ivl arrearage of Interest is such results of which these are samples, thereon Is now declared due and payable by the of wild martgwe. on wb’ch mortgage that prove the wonderful efficacy of this terms there Is claimed to be due at tlie date of this medicine in coughs and colds. Free trial notice the sum of four hundred three Dollars bottle at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug store. and fifteen cents, and an attorney's fee <•! Twenty-flve Dollar* provided for in said rnrrtRegular size 50c. aud SI.00. KKge. and no suit or proceedings at law hais-lni been instituted to recover the moneys secured Tired people are tired because they by said mortgare, nr any part thereof; have exhausted their strength. The only way for them to get strong Is to eat proper MMM liver. food. Wo are tbe t/titi Streiunn coom But eating is not all. for tbe United Stales for this wooaerfoi! tr. Digestion h from fuod after dlg^tlon. ----made easy with Shaker Digestive Cordial. People who get tdo tired, dir. Life Ik third bottle and not being btncCicJ tbc.-ttar Food— is-----------the maker- of strength. strength.-----Fnfed la not food until it is digested. Tired, pale thin, exhausted, sick suffer­ ers from ItidlffrsHon. can t»e cured by the cr order froc. us direct; we pay nil cbargt*. use of bhaker Digestive Cordial. it W1U wvlve Uieir epent energirs. re­ fresh and Invigorate them, -.create new courage, endurance aud strength, all by helping their stomachs hi digest their food. It aids nature, and this is the.best oYit. Office, 32, ft givea immediate reHef and, with perse­ 209 State Street, H AKA 11 JOHXRO.V. verance. permanently oares. Philip T. (’oi.hrovf. A«*t<i»e-nf m< ■ * • Trial bottles 10 Sold by dragglsts. attorney for A«»l<nre of Mortgagee. Baled April 20,1W8 ceata. ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.00- TME MNNEIU KAFFIR KOLA EXTRACI Is the Greatest Remedy and Cure of the Kaffir Kola Extract Co CHICAGO. Dr. Pierces pellets cure constipation, headaches, in digestion and dyspepsia□ne a dose. Sold by ail dealers. ----- ’ » ", . ' I > '■ •-’» • 1 1 - �•THE TWO ORPHANS.” Hastings Banner * lu-publleu conrenuon toe the District wlU coo’«>' « ” Mr Spence tad been • rtaldtat of Hastings roare. Hie dmtb was doe to a Uc rsrpow ot electlox two a iteroaies to attend the National Cafiventiue " He leave. i«» “n« Tboe. •ndWil Speooe •»* * 'tou*‘ier. Mrs. tau o^oTn. hto to-. Tb. t»»™> ctwIoo.I Thursday, Apr. a£ '896MARSHALL L. COOK.B^itor. lisp THE HASTINGS. saCT.^POSTOFFICE, AVGUBT 14, 1879. is. wu toild Irani tbe Tnwdas ."erX etndoetod u. Re.. T.»tar. In­ ______ .1 Plvar.iilf trnnent. -*• u’*d,‘ “ Weer.lde. James Brooks, at. JorepD. EDITORIAL NOTES M.rrl... t-l~«— Tbe Nebraska Democrats will hold two seqyenttons and a party split is certain to foBow. Potatoes per du., Tallow per lb., v*. Married. . DK'KEliflON—CHAMBKRLAIN. Time (ox. on l^MlsiTkmnui Gnu t Dickerson, of Barn. ano Ctuunberlain, of Cloverdale. 1730 M drMSHt. 4 00 to 5.00 MMve. t.n. Mutton. dressed. 5. Dried apple*, 3 Buckwheat flour. 2.00 governed, 4A> to 8.00 Maple sugar, e to 7. - Gold fields which it is estimated will produce 840,000.000 per year have been discovered In Georgia. newest spring goods. Tbe bill to appropriate 850,000 for a atatue of President Monroe la worthy of every favorable consideration. It should be placed where every Englishman would have to bump up against It too, when they visit our National capital. Tbe Nicaraguan rebels are getting tired of war and have asked Uncle Sam to sit p in and Intercede In their behalf. The only condition upon which it is underetoed • PreBident Zelaya will consent is their un­ ; conditional surrender and the giving up of tbe leaders for trial by a military court. 4 Uh4>. C. 8. Brown's Withdrawal. Tbe Imports of shoddy into the Unit*4 States Increased from 4,170.941 pounds In 1894 to 20,716.108 pounds in 1695. Just where this sham and often filthy stuff has gone is not disclosed, but tbe American people are using it in sone shape, and paying for it a great deal more than it is worth. Tbe boundary line between America and Canada has never been definitely settled at many points, including tbe line through Lake Erie. Many American vessels have been seized because of the fact that this fine was unknown. Congress has ap­ propriated >75,000 in order that tbe bound­ ary line may be definitely determined. The Mormon leaders have promulgated a role to the effect that no member of tbe church can properly accept a political nomination or hold a political office with­ out tbe consent of tbe church authorities. This is not calculated to promote a feeling gratification over the admission of Utah, nr tn remove doubts about the good In­ testines of the Mormons. Europe’s Increase In population during tbe ten years ending with 1895 was about 88,900,000 after deducting the 5,000,000 who emigrated. Russia’s gain in tbe de­ cade is placedat 12,510,800 which Is great­ er than that of tbe United States In the ■m period by about 9,500,000. France is gt. tbe root ot the list, with an increase of only 87,100. The Austro-Hungarian Empire Increased 3.508,209. the Unite Kingdom 2.152,400, Germany 4,522,600, aud Turkey 1.100,000. Asia is growing tester than either Europe or America, the gain In India alone between 1981 and 1891 reoebing 83,000.000. But the recent collapse of China and the feebleness of India are an illustration of tbe fact that quality In men counts far more than numbers. 1 5 N For some time past tbe name of Charles & Brown, of this city, has been before tbe people of Michigan In connection with tbe office of Auditor General. In a letter pub­ lished elsewhere in this issue Mr. Brown withdraws from the contest purely from business reasons. For some years he has ably represented Barnhart Bros. A Spindler the Chicago Type Founders, and has built np « profitable trade that has taken years to establish. When the time came io de­ cide between political preferment and an equally lucrative position with an establish­ ed business, house, he wisely decided to cling to tha latter, and sacrifice possible political lionore and preferment rather than a ••sure thing” In a business way. Mr. Brown’s decision is final. His home coun-y friends were united in his behalf and would have done everything possible luaM him tn securing the nomination and Heelloo. Sir Micliae1 Hicks Beach, Chancellor of the English Exchequer, made ths statesent before the House of Commons Thurs­ day that tbe surplus of receipts over ex­ penditures in England in 1895-90 was over *0,000,000. He made the farther state­ ment that tbe year had been one of un­ exampled prosperity and revenue in spite of the fact that the expenditures had been the largest known since the great war. The surplus Is the largest ever known and a farcer sum was applied on her national debttiian was ever known before. This tact Is very auggeative. That startling ex­ ampie of democratic wisdom embodied In tbe Wllaen bill is just getting in Its wort, and England Is just beginning to reap the trolls of years and years of patient toil and tbe expenditure of thousands aud tnou•aads of dollars* Cobden Club documents. It fa the first time in years'tbat our valua®atkets have been given over bodily to tbe American representatives Of Eng■ab «r**Ueracy, the democratic party. It fa tough on every branch of American in-1 dfaatry, farming and manufacturing, but it •■tobdfagiy gratifying to those ******** to KojtoM's pempe.ly „ ,he Hastings. Mich. April 28, 1896. To My Friends: Upwards ot a year azo, some of tuyflpod friends among tbe republicans of Michigan were kind enough to request that 1 allow them to nse my name as a candidate for tbe nomination for Auditor General by the republicans of Michigan. Feeling it to be a worthy office and the desire to fill It a worthy ambition. I told my friends they could do this If they wished. As the time for tbe convention has drawn nearer there have been many favorable comments on my candidacy, and I have received from many of. the leading republicans of Michigan their cordial assurances of support. My good friends in old Barry too have been very kind In this matter, and have written their friends as well as personally assured me of their desire and purpose to do everything In their power in behalf of my candidacy. These assurances of personal and politi­ cal friendship, coming as they have unso­ licited from all parts of the state and from my own home county of Barry, whose loyalty has been especially pleasing, will leave most pleasant memories for all time to come. Tbe time has now arrived for tbe serious part of the work, and I have given the subject far more serious consideration than ever before, and have reached the conclusion that It would be unwise for me to cease my regular business, as I would .be obliged to, and enter into tbe canvas, for 1 belong to that class who enter with their whole soul Into any work for seizor friends. It came to tbe point of dropping my candidacy or dropping my business to which I have given much study and jeers of work, and I concluded I bad best pot drop business. In reaching this conclusion, I know I may disappoint some of my good friends who were most insistent on my candidacy, but I believe they will accept the conclus­ ion reached as a wise one under the cir­ cumstances. I deelre to extend to all my friends in the state, and to my friends in old Barry my heartfelt thanks for their kindly efforts so far made, and for the efforts I know they would have been glad to have made In my behalf, aud shall be glad to return In kind to them when opportunltj* shall offer. Yours Respectfully. Charles S. Brown. THE CANblbACY AND CARLISLE. Uspopalarity of the Secretary with Uta Own Party. Secretary Carlisle’s friends say his letter does not take him out of the list of nomination possibilities. The letter said | he thought his duty to his party would “be best performed by declining to participate in a contest for the nom­ ination,” and it added that he would re­ gard the indorsement of his course by his state in the national convention as a reward for what he has "been able to accomplish in behalf of honest ad­ ministration nnd of sound financial pol­ icy.” AH this means that while he will not enter into any scramble for the nomination he would be pleased to have his state give him a complimentary tote in the Chicago convention. His admirers ore justified in considering this a declaration that, in the cant of the day, he is “in the hands of his friends." In an important sense the nomina­ tion of Secretary Carlisle would be an •drantage to his party. The Courier­ Journal well says, in speaking of the question of his candidacy, that "to tbe democratic party it brings scjuarely home the issue whether it is to continue to be the party of Jefferson, Jackson, Renton and Cleveland, or whether it is to sot up strange gods and lend thepriceless prestige of its name and his­ tory to an alien faith.” Jackson’s financial doctrine is rejected by the Harrises and Bates of Jackson’s party in his state, and the Vesta and Blands of Benton’s commonwealth disown the principles of Benton's creed. The democracy of tbe earlier age was blind and perverse on some questions, but it was always clear-visioned or> the mon­ etary issue in whatever shape it presented itaeif. In the "30’s,” “40’s" and "50’s,” when the democratic party was run by statesmen, he would have been u bold man who would ri^s up in a democraiic council and propose a fina-nrifti policy which would repudiut hair ,f wotkincmu*. dollar to SO emit.. •There i, not the talnteat nrobabUitr. We have the largest and most attractive line of Carpetsand Mattings ever shown in the city. We but direct from First Hands, the prices are lower than ever before, and you will find that we can save you money. CARPETS AT ALL PRICES. They include the foUowing grades: Moauettes Axministers, Velvets, Royal Wiltons, Body and Tapestry Brus­ sels Ingrains, Etc. Sole agents for John Crossley’s English Body Brus seis’. Come and see the prettiness and originality of the patterns and the exquisite harmony of the colorings. FANCY MATTINGS. In all grades and prices to suit everybody. CHINA MATTINGS, io cents per yard and up. ARTISTIC DRAPERY a specialty. DRAPERIES AND CURTAINS of all kinds. FIGURED DENIMS. Fancy Fish Nets for curtains, xjc per yd. and up. TAPESTRY AND ROPE PORTIERRES. . GRILLE WORK made to order to fit any arch from 50c per foot up. WINDOW SHADES made to order or ready made. DRESS GOODS, SILKS, CLOAKINGS, GENTS’ SUITINGS. We have full lines of these goods. See the ALL WOOL GENTS' SUIT, light and dark colors, made to order lor $17 50. ‘ ' LADIES’AND GENTS’FURNISHINGS. . LINENS, SHEETINGS, TOWELS, ETC. ■ LACES, CORSETS, BELTS, ETC. CAPES AND JACKETS for Ladies, Misses and Children. LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS from 25 cents each and upwards. SEPERATE SKIRTS. , • LADIES’ AND GENTS’ SPRING UNDERWEAR. ART NEEDLE WORK MATERIAL. Louise Bill to Henriette Gorman—“How ooltl it to thl. yearl"— Chicago llxora Statistics show that the population < f France remains about stationary as to growth. One of the unpleasant features of this Is tbe added fact of a large popula­ tion of Germans, Italians and Swiss set­ tling upon the borders of France—an ele­ ment that may cause trouble in the future. : or course, thafCarlislfi can get the can­ didacy. Carlisle's doctrine is the doc­ trine of the majority of-the democratic l»arty, and it will be indorsed, in one shape or other, by the national conven­ tion, but die convention will look else­ where for a nominee. A sound-money man will be selected, but Morrison, Campbell or Whitney will be much stronger in the convention than Car­ lisle can be. While the secretary is able, honest and true to the traditions of his party in its best days, he is not personally popular, and he could com­ mand little support in the convention outside of his own state, except in New York or New England. Yet Carlisle is more prominently identified with thg honest money cause than any other democrat except Cleveland, and his nomination would place tbe party back on its old base on the finance issue and put it in shape to take advantage of the conditions when fortune, some time in the future, again turns in its favor. —St. Louis Globe-Democrat. A New departure—OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT for dry-goods at cheap prices. Sole agents for the Celebrated BUTTERICK PAPER PATTERNS. “No trouble to show goods.” tF-ii caritsift expected that his letter of declination would evoke an expres­ sion of regret from the organs of his party he has been sadly disappointed. They treat it with as much indifference as the country doee his predictions about the revenue.—St, Louie Globe­ Democrat. ORDERING GOODS BY N\AILOur Mall Order Department la always al your disposal, making it rooveuient and pleasant for ) ou to do your tenyiDg at our mure. There are many nreda wbtok we can anpply t Wwish juirt aa readily and ah sat­ isfactorily as though von came Id perooa. Deal iasagiue ter a moment shat we do nut care to fill small orders vou are our pxtruLh. and as such are entitled to every eonalderaUoo at our hands, as we »erre you when you cotne to our store, to we endeavor tn serve you when you write tons from your bomee. Hnodreds o! out oftown people krow the value ef our Mall Order Department, and make free see of It to their protit and comfort We shall ee glad to receive your orders abo. Republican Ward Cauctuen. The republican ward caucuses for the purpose ot electing delegates to the republican county convention to be held in. this city on Friday April 24ib. and for tbe transaction of auch other business as may come before them, will be held ou Thursday evening Anril 23rd at the follow­ ing named places, commencing at 7:30 p. id.: 1st ward Newton’s mIU near Iron bridge; 3rd ward A. E. Kenaston’s office; 4th ward County Clerk's office. Tbe first ward will elect J delerates; the 3rd ward 4 and the 4th ward 6. The second ward has already elected Its^delegates. t YOIQKT, HERPOLStimER C2.s 78, 80 and ga Monroe St., Grand Rapids, Mich. Republican State Convention. Detroit, Michigan, Feb. 21,18M Tn the Republican Electors of the Bute of Michigan: The btate Convention ot the Republicans of Mlchixan are herebr called to meet at the Auditorium. Detroit on Thursday May.Ttb. UW. at 12 o’clock noon, for the purpose of nominating fourteen 04) electors ot President and Vice President of the United 8tales, and electing four delegates-av-large aud four alternate delegates at lafgr to the republican uatioaal convention to be held at St. Louis. Mo, June I6tb. INK. Also for tbe purpose nt selecting a chairman of the state central committee and twn members thereof from each congremlonal district and the transaction of such other busi­ ness as may properly come forward. I nder the call of the national republican com­ mittee. each congressional district la entitled to two delegates aud two alternate delegates to th- national convention which delegates shall be chosen at district conventions, held with not lessthan twenty tUO ’daiB publhf notice. and not Ires than thirty (30) davs before the meet­ ing ot tbe national convention. The delegates from the set real counties In each congressional district are requested to meet Id-district caucus at 10:30 o'clock a. in. on the day of the state contention, and select candidate* m follows, to be presented to the state convention for confirmation: Two mem­ bers of the-stare central committee, one vice­ president, one assistant secretary, one member earfa of the committee on ''Credentials" ••per­ manent organization and order ot businere" and resolutions" and to transact such other business as thev may deem nrersaarv. under the resolution of ikw. no delegate will be entitled to n seat in the convention who does not reside In tbe county be proposetj to represent. Ina'cordance with the resolution of tw. every county win be entitled to one defecate for each five bundled of the total vote cast Ur (November 1824) and one additional delegate for ev«-rv fraction amounting to three hundred, but each ?J?52iked.couuty wU1 toeutliled to at least two (-) aeiegates. Id compliance with the resolutions adopted in Detroit June 23. ikxj the secretary of each county convention Is urged tn forward tn the 8,ate •»,”tFal committee !ti V thc ♦"“•llest mall after the delegates u r .r ?°.nTB’’t,on ,W1 •’town, a certified Let of such delegates as are entitled to seats th oountieVe':0Un,Dtk,,, from tbc,r This committee re<iu«sta that the several ^ninSVe?ctu,e,r<:t,¥nt-v committees for the wh’ichSi2o’aV^"rs.*t the comty conventions 1Hereby erebv called, aud that the organization hUMj convention and BUShCTunt> con^lttere teiethi-r with po-toffiee addresses, be at once forwarded S aUUe central committee at nerroit, in order that early and systematic t*'*un aud ‘•arried on through the campaign. • Jamm Mi-mti m!urern’an Republlcan Central ComDksxis E. Alwamd, Secretary. detenteM0"1’ WUI bee“MUed »o twelve (12) Republioaa County Convention. A republican county convention to elect 11 delegates to ths Republican State Convention to Detroit on Thursday May 7th In U5H<h IMMcommenXWt How Hastings n.m-°21r^aL^?r lbe vlettom of licit gates will be the riectfon of a riiainnaM election of delegates to the t'uugressiwiial Con ventinn tn b* hMd at Nile-, Tfeett™ EMtes io the Natio al < onvention aud tbe elec tl-of.. rongrreMonmcommiuoe ®,ec totes cast for the repul-licxu eiuiuhlai*. for irSlS; “'S75‘°r *" Ata-na... “* City tar ward. '* Sid •• . M tot •• . “ Uh - . Bai more. , iGutlrtou., SSi?.: : Oraiorevi. । r....".'...a WondtjuM " Pntirtevittr.......... c, Yankee Sprtii F«*rM’Nr»i iMMtffi uotu-re haiuadla Ha>T1Xg- Hanxbm and tet .-reh fully frore-enrert U.»qn«.. Xkh. M.n* H: I, 1*. C. !or I* «i Mj Mi Mi Mi Mj Mi Mi Mi Mj Mi Mi Mj Mi Mi Mi An Appeal to Highway Commission ers and Pathmasters. mj Mi mj Mi «i Mj Mj Mj HE Agitation for Good Roads is bound to continue until tne roads of Barry County, and every other good county fimoare 1 n t condition to travel over. Poor roads cost the crush Barry 5°Dnty enough every two years to build good W r?ad81on. eve7 ®>le of ite highways. There is stoue 4J>1i0PTi?Un? road bu*^ a,1<1 ^at is the crushed vmw^. The 8Jone roads built by the Romans over 1-900 are facts aB<i'tc^a5r B»ose same roads In thn«>D$J^e in the world, even after centuries of travel. havp «^no^al18t0nes, were broken by hand. To-day «e only madfi ste*™ rolling machines which not ldetelv G^^ d ?°ne Poad,8 «“ilyl>nt durably and comcessitates * 80<xl for a short time but ne be all donn ™8tant reP“lr. and in a few years the work has to T ed Aultman Road Makiv>Zir«yh* *re a?nI’Vi ^o» the Cclebrat and we wonldlSA . the best in the world. �Hasting-' Banner Thursday, Apr. 23, 1896. w. R. COOK. Local M41 tor._______ Save Your Fruit bv spraying your trees. You ain’t make money fistdr than by spraying yphr fruit trees when the righi time comes. I have everything you need. ifis Green, London Purple, Blue Vitrol, Carbolic Acid, White Hellebore, ■^Chloride Zinc. PIKE FRESH ANU CHEAP.. Going to Move My Stock —about July 1st. Wall paper aud window shades are bad goods to ihove—come and see how I ai.i trying to make them gn by putting a moving price on them. Fred L. Heath. The DRUGGIST, LOCAL NEWS. Tdu |ave noticed those neat and attrac­ tive programs and bills about town lately, they all have “Baknxr Print” on them. We do that kind of wotk or none. The Shakespeare club observe tbe annl vereary of the birthday of tbe bard, by a special program which will be held at tbe bome^pf Mra. W. D. Hayes to-n^ht. sextons house at Rlversld, h being moved onto the eastern part of tbe lot. and the new sexton Frank Ickes will move In as soon as it can be made ready for occupanejy C. O. Freer is In the city, and any de­ siring cement or concrete walks built can secure hta service, as be will remain In tbe city a few weeks before returning to the oil fields in Ohio. We have the form set up. for printing the U. R. K. of 1*. pictures taken by Christmas and Bays last summer and any who have not yet had tbelrs printed can get the work done now. Nearly everybody enjoys Inspecting fine shoes. Wooley & Bronson are showing a very fine line at their opening this week. Ever)one welcome. Every lad? caller re­ ceives a souvenir button hook. The smell of burning rubbish, old shoes, carpels etc, outsbadows all other odors about the city these days. But it is the result uf good work, and the people seem to be unusually active In this branch of work this spring. Friday afternoon the first ball game of Ute season occurred between the regular team and the High School nine, resulting in a defeat of the latter by a score of 23 to «. It is said that one man lost about 860 betting on the wrong team. Miss Effa Simpson will give a puuils piano recital a* the M. K. lecture room assisted by Miss Fannie Dlsaette, a fine Hereafter. changes for advertisements pianist ot Action conservatory, and the rust reach this office Tuesdays at latest tc Hastings Orchestra Wednesday evening usure Insertion In the issue of the week April 29. Admission 15 cents. »!en brought. A. E. Renkes has returned from Chicago where be has been to secure the latest Bicvch* parade Friday evening. methods in eaabalmlng, and the firai of Attetiq the ward caucuses to-night Renkes & Walldorff are now prepared to Leave orders for wall paper at Landis’ give the most satisfactory services at drug dore-. funerals and for the care of the dead. -■ CIRCULATION * week. 92 quires. That 3p sheeting is full 86 inches wide at btautlbr's. Teachers don’t fail to read the School ] Column ibis week. The republican county convention will Ik- held to morrow. Potatoes continue to be a drug oa the maiket in Michigan. The nicest brands of tea. and coffee you Miss Fannie Dlssette who will assist Miss Effa bltnpson In her recital next Wednesday night Is an exceptionally fine pianist. Miss Simpson has a very* bright class of pupils here, and the evening will prove enjoyable, we arc sure, to all who attend. Don’t forget to attend tbe ward caucuses to be held to-night for the purpose of electing delegates to the county conven­ fev ili fiixJ at Phillips & Erb’s. tion to-morrow. Tt»e first ward will elect A fine line of glassware at PbilHps A 3 delegates, the 3rd ward 4, and tbe '4th .Erb’s. Call and k*ok it over. ward 6. Tbe 2nd ward has elected its New viyles and lowest prices in nrfllln- delegates. * _ »ery at Mrs. Fred Spaulding’s. J^His Phillips* house la the 2nd ward Attend the “Gipsy Camp” at the M- E. church uext'Tuesday evening. burned to the ground this mam I ng about 2 o’clock.^ Nearly everything was burned only a few chairs being saved. Tbe fami­ E. A. Mattison has secured tbe agency ly was away at the time. We were un­ :or,the celebrated A. B. Chase piano. Piano Recital st the M. E. Parlors able to find out wither the balldlng was insured or not. • Wednesday evening April 29. 15 cents. Frank Hyatt and Will Caln got Into a Special prices Tuesday, Thursday ®nd scrap Saturday in au alley just off Main Saturday. O. D. Spaulding. street, and were preparing to sited blood Hie Fitz Simmons' have established a freely, when they were arrested an br.utch of their bazar store In Woodland. officer and taken before Justice Bishop, Another 1500 yards of that unrivaled 5c and fined $4.00 each or 10 days In jail. sheeting ;was leeeived this week at Stanf- They paid the fine. (_ 8. 8. Sebintz, the Woodland merchant, While Al Keith was taking cere of h!s will more hl, ,tock of foods to North,Ute) stallion Leo D. Tuesday, the animal reared MODERN DRUG STORE. Woodland Will 1OOM a mod bulnen man, up and struck him with bis fore feet and but In common with man, friends we Cx'XINGb, FEATHERS, bit him on top of the bead. Mr. Keith for wish Mr. ,8. the success be deserves. GOWNS AND CLOAKS a moment was knocked senseless and In common with other editors last week while he was down the horse bit him In ■ We keep the best to tbe writer bad the pleasure of stopping at terrible manner on tbe left arm and tried be had, also tbe Morton, the famous Grand B.plds to jump on him. Tbe horse was prevent­ hoetelr,. We doubt If rily io the ed from doing so. and Mr. Keith was country, of Its size, can show such a hotel rescued from his position. It 1s uoedleM as tbe Morton and the second city has to add that tbe animal received a flogging FAST cLACK 1 -al Diamond Dye Fast reason to be as proud of the Morton as tbe that he will probably remember. hagw Blacks are o.‘ three The writer recently bad a very pleasant traveling public are glad to stop there. .4Pflu kind*—one for wool, * one for cotton, and There Is no better or more popular hotel conversation with Mr. Eugene Jordan, of ■ lone for silk and Bedford, Calhoun county, one of the ; feathers. The color man In tbe country then Boyd Pantllnd. will not crock, fade or “Good Roads” hustlers lu that vicinity Ur. sbd Mrs. E. H. Lathrop, Miss La­ and. who probably has done 'as much for throp and Miss Eddy Issued Invitations for good roads as ^ny other man in that lo­ two parties this week, the dret on Monday’ cality. Battle Creek merchants and the They are Easy to use night being a pedro party. Mrs. Jas. Ben­ * and They Stay Black people ot Bedford and the township in ham carrying off tbe ladles prize and Ik These qualities, with their which Bedford is, are all worklug together IfiB,, cheapness — for one tenFrank Hams winning the gentlemen's on HMlk cent package makes an old to build good gravel roads. The gravel gown like new, commend a rut with Nathan Barlow, Jr. A new lot of glas.wear Tuesday for the road through Bedford has to be evening about forty-eight guests and best stock of crock­ hauled nearly four miles. Eight yards— terialned In a most enjoyable manner with I sell all kinds of DYE and ery in town. about eight loads—of dirt is put on every whist, Mrs. Bose Colgrove and Mine DYE STUFFS. rod of road. The expense of building Walldorff winning Ml highest number of LOWEST PRICES ON CANNED ; such a road as this costs them ..over 81235 Exclusive agency for points. GOODS IN THE CITY per mile the expense being largely oc­ WM. RADAM ’ S The case against Rev. Hauser who casioned by the long haul. Compare this MfCROBE KILLER. was arrested for disturbing a religious to what It cos* to build tbe gravel road Last meeting came up before Justice Riker last past the Gardner faYm last year. Friday, the jury disagreeing.' Another fall a subscription of $252.15 in cash was Expert Druggist. council was held at the church Tuesday, raised to build a good road. To build the and it was decided that Rev. Hauser must two miles of gravel road which we built MORTGAGE SALE. ORDER OF PUBLICATION. resign his pastorate, but that tbe salary cost $203.71. We can build gravel roads Default having been made |n the conditions of Michigan. due him should be paid. The sum was much cheaper than Bedford because gravel ot a mortgage made bv Jame* F. Norwood and State The Circuit Court for tbe County of J arry « Della Norwood, bls wife, to .John Andrews, , in Chancery. raised before leaving the church. Thus is so much plentiful here than it is there, March 22,1898, andon MarchB'. 18»3, recorded r~..„ - —.— — ■. At R seston of sakt Olive Lent niton I d the office of tbe Register of Deeds of Barry is ended, It Is trusted, by the Christian lu one respect however the Bedford aud County in the State of Michigan, lu Liber 38 of Court- held at the Complainant. Court House lo the citizens of our community,a most unpleas­ Battle Creek people are much wiser than Mortgages, on page 126, on which mortgage Frederick Lenington City of Hastings, on there is claimed to be due Five Hundred sad Monday tbe 20th day Delendaut. ant and much to be regretted affair. we In that they dump eight loads of grav. 1 Twenty eight Dollars and thirty-six cents and ot April a. d. tape* do suit or proceedings at taw having been In- ' Present Hon . Clement Smith. every rod and we only from four :o six. sutured to recover the amount secured by said The Epworth League will give a very Circuit Jndge. mortgage or any part thereof, . ' It sailslkciorllv appearIn g to this Court that pleasing entertainment in the lecture We are pleased to state that the council Notice is therefore hereby given, that on Sat­ the Defendant Frederick Leulngton Is . a non­ urday tbe 18th day of July 1*96, at ten o'clock rooms of tbe M. E. church Tuesday eve­ has taken a very decided stand on tbe in tbe forenoon, there will be sold at the north rotdem of this Htate. and that be resides U> the, State ot Ohio. On motion of Swoezey * Hwetaey ning. namely “Tbe Gipsy Camp,” which question of good roads, and by its action front door of the Court House, in the Citv yt Solicitors for the Complainant, it is enteredj Hastings. County of Barry anri State of Mich­ that the said defendant Frederick LeatagSot will consist of music, and recltattons by of Friday night has given the cause of igan, said Court House being tbe place in which cause bls appearance to be entered wittun tour circuit court for the County ol Barry is held, from tbe date of this order, aud that gipsies en costume. One of the attractions good roads a fair start for this year. There the at nubile auction to the highest bidder, the months tn case of bis appearance he cause bls answer will be Zingarelia, tbe gipsy queen, a Is no question but what Hastings is losing premises described in said mortgage or so to tho complainant's bill to be Sled and a corer ranch thereof as may be necessary to satisfy thereof to be served upon tbe Comptolaaatw famed fortune teller who will be present thousands and thousands of dollars In the amount due on said mortgage, with the In­ Solicitors, within twenty days after servfce ot terest thereon, and the costa, charges and ex­ to reveal your future. Light refreshments trade every year. It is practically being penses allowed bylaw and provided for In said a copy of sild bill, and In default thereof that said bill be taken as confessed. And it Is further will be served at the close of the program. driven from this city because tbe roads mortgage, said premises being situated in the ordered that within twenty days the said ConaVillage of Delton. Comity of Barry and State of cause a ’notice of this order to be pub­ An admission of 10 cents will be charged leading Into Hastings are In such horrible Michigan and described as let number sixteen filalnant shed in tbe Hastings Banner. and that tbe In tbe Village of Delton also lot number one which will go toward the remainder due condition that people could hardly come hundred and thirteen in Bush and Blackman's said publication be continued for in said paper for six successive weeks, at least once ta each Addition to said Village of Belton. Barry Coun ­ on the new piano. All are cordially In­ here If they wanted to. Tbe two miles of ty, Mich., according to the Recorded Plat there- week, or that he cause a copy of salt be personally served upon the said deteisdaaX gravel road that was built last year is now vited to attend. Frederick Leningtoo. at least twenty days be­ Dated, April 22. l»e. getting in good shape and stands as an fore tbe time prescribed for his appearance. Jons Andrews. VN. T. Parker and J. M. Bauer of this CutMRNT Smith. ALONZO E. K EXASTON. Mortage*example of what a few dollars spent oa Circuit city have bought of Douglas Berry of Attorney for Mortgagee. tbe roads means. Tbe road from tbe top Grand Rapids, that grandly hred colt, of the Van Arman hilt to the Matthews Arvai No. 19,870. Individually Arvai Is school house, will make as fine a piece of a grand boree and his make up is In keep­ ing and harmony with his ancestry^/ He road as there Is In the country, and tbe pride which tbe people along the line, es­ was folded In May *91 and stands over 16 pecially Dan Matthews and Frank Hoes, hands high and weighs 1.S70 In fair con­ have shown in keeping it up and Improv­ dition. in color he b golden chestnut, he ing it, gives evidence that th* road will was bred by Col. R. P. Peffer & Son at always be kept up. Chas. Gardner has also tbe famous stock farm at Frankfort, Ky. shown commendable interest in keeping Ai val was sired by Norval 2.14%, he by up the nice road from the city limits west. Electioneer-, his dam Programme sired by But while the good work of these gentle­ the great Onward. Arvai Is a horse of men have been called to mind, the contri­ elegant proportions, of rare finish and butions of Messer Bros. & Reynolds should handsome carriage and good high knee not be overlooked. They' gave all tbe action. He has a cleah cut, shapely head gravel that was needed free of charge be­ and a countenance full of Intelligence, his The price of ail suits in sides giving liberally in cash for the work. legs are of tbe best, dean, and curdy and Hastings can never hope to regain the onr window reduced ONE like his joints broad and flat, while bis trade she has driven away until she has feet could not well be Improved upon. decent roads for the people to come here DOLLAR AN HOUR until Arvai has all the substance, power, vigor upon. The only wav In which we can sold ——8 a. m. to 5 p. m. and spirit necessary yet he Is quiet, sensi­ ever build-good roads Is by a united effort ble. level beaded and afraid of nothing. on the part ot the city acting In common As tbe late Cui. Peffer said of this colt, with the highway officials of tbe various when he catalogued him for sale “There townships. A Committee from tbe Buslnever was nor never will be, a more grand­ । ness Mens Good Roads Association waited Anything you want in Bicycle Suits, Sweaters, ly bred horse than this. Through every I upon the Council Friday evehlng to ascerCaps or Stockings. — See our fine assortment cross comes strains of tbe best and most ' tain the feeling of that body In regard to I forwarding th* Interest in good roads. A of these goods. All wool Turtle-Neck Sweaters, ultra fashionable, breeding in tbe history motion Hint the city unite in hearty co­ $1.50. of the American trotting horse. It is use­ oper a<tun with the township tflfciais was less to call attention to the richness of a < ff red and seven of the eight Aidermen v<«ted In favor of it. Alderman Tinkler not pedigree like tbe above. It is simply un­ voting. With this hearty expression from surpassed, arid not a breeding farm In I be the Council and a united effort on the part country no matter how prominent, but I ot citizens and business men, all of the what would point with pride to a hnrse । roads leading to the city can be well proLEADING CLOTHIERS. 50c to Sa.go. having this pedigree at the head of l*s vlded for. Let rhe good work go on. Some of the people of Barry County (nay-tbe interested in knowing that the old building in Manistee, made famous by the Vanderpool murder trial has been sold aud Call at tbe Archie McCoy Furniture Co, will be torn down. The Vanderpool mur­ and see the Flue A. B. Chase Piano on der trial will be remembered by many in exhibition at that place. this county it having occurred liere J. M. Wood is in Middleville this week, through a change of Venue. Geo. B. Williams entertained a sinalI nutting the roof on the Opera block and stud. but delighted audience last evening at b.iiid'.ng a walk for Keeler. Armory Hall In Shakespeare’s master hats’ the rip? We haven’t been accomedy -Much Ado About Nothing.” .-ted by a spring poet yet, and surely this Mr. Williams is an artist in tbe truest L Very suggestive weather. sense uf the wurd, and excels as an in­ Mlw BesBle George and her class In elo­ terpreter of ttie Shakesperlau drama. cution are preparing for an entertainment Those who did not attend missed a rare h> be’given the first of May; treat. . If you crave anything that’s not too sour, Gentle spring has come and now is just but just hour enough, get some of tbofe the time'to leave an order with C. E. pickles at Phillips & Erb’s. Lunn, the tailor, for a new suit of cloihes. Justice Bishop issued a warrant yester­ Tailor made clothes wear better, fit better, aud look better than ready made goods day for Win. Lewis on complaint of his an J Lunn has all of tbe newest and latest wife who claims non support Spangemacher & Johnson removed the patterns. Wrar^tailor made clothes once remaining stock in the Van Vaikenburg and you’ll always wear them. An.\oni*desiring to Ijuy a fine cottage at Wall Lake should call on F. L. Heath or W. Jordan. store to Middleville this week. The Kent Athletic base ball team came Poor, run-down stuck will fatten on tu this city Tuesday and walked away Landis’ Condition Powders. Only 20 cents with tbe scalp of tbe home team to the tune of 21 to 14. It was the first game of a pound Rt Landis’ drug store. the season, the boys were not In shape Charles Smith had the little finger of his and the high wind made good playing Im­ left hand cut off at the table factory yester­ possible. The game was not Interesting day by getting it In a machine.’ and was decidedly uncomfortable to wit­ (Bicyclists should not forget the lantern ness because of the weather. When tbe parade Friday evening at 7 o’clock. Please boys get in shape though Just look out for meet In trout of tbe court bouse?) them. Special prices also on silk, capes and Holmes the young Grand Rapids lace curtains un Tmsday, Thuisday rnd murderer, passed through here on tbe two Saturday. O. D. Spaulding. o’clock train Saturday, en route for Jack­ A Valentine Leins has put a plate glass front son, where he has been sentenced for life, Imo ihe store occupied by FitzSim mens /fals father and a deputy sheriff accompani­ 'bazaar which makes a fine improvement ed him. Tbe case will be appealed, and Owing to a rush of legal work we were, may come back for a rehearing. His compelled to leave out Nashville, Shnltz father Is a man In good circumstances, and Dowling Items, besides the Hi^h and Is willing to spend all 1* possesses to School Items. secure bls son’s freedom. The Barry and Eaton county medical Thos. Donovan received a letter frotr society will hold its annual meeting for Landlord Cole, at Tboroapple Lake Wed­ the election of officers at Nashville on nesday, In which he stated that 160 black Thursday April 30. bass were caught from the lake, at hlh 'XG.orge Wall, r and sons have bought landing tbe day before. Torn showed this tne pump factory property. They wilt ileUrr to a few of bla friend*, and since It hen, by two and threus—they have had convert It Into a tannery and will inak«* ■btwine-s either at Hastings or Naahvllk. raw hide halters, lash^ete. J but they have all stopped at tbe little flax The base ball team have greatly .m atation between the two stations, and the proved tlieir diamond at the fair groynd. little rod which they carried told tbe The sod has been taken from the infield aiory.—CharlotU Leader. aud some of the low places filled. Goodyear’s DO Not Be DOOM fold Paw, ftu: bs Sesd, Sprite Cora, Bite Clover wi Seed. W. H. Goodyear, Hams&Vanflrman SATURDAY Roll or Lace-Gollar Sweaters, GHIDLSTLR & BURTON. [This is not a “slaughter sale” but a genuine opening of Spring Styles. ] raiisiw, APRIL ...... AT THIS OPENING will be displayed a very fine line of Shoes. You are cordially invited to call and see them they will be arranged in such a man­ ner that you can examine them at your leisure. We want everyone to call and see us. Those who do not buy are as welcome as those who do, as we want you to see the new things. .....For the four days we will jive with each sale of tan shoes a box of tan polish.—-Ladies* Kid shoes a bottle of ' ‘Gift Edge” 35c dressing..—Gents’ shoes a box of T. fl. Polish. fTWfTITTfTTTIfffl The Red Front Shoe Store Most Pointed ot Pointed Toes in Black and Colors Souvenir Button­ Hook to Each ::: 2fi:t Lady Caller. �Hastings"Banner^ Thursday, Apr. aj. '1896, KOREA’S CIVILIZATION. BLIZZARD AND SAND. FOREIGN GOSSIP. —Tbe present constabulary strength of Scotland is but one policeman to every 1,273 of the population. —The official executioner of the aulSaTnTS- DAVS IN ITALY. taii of Turkey use« a silken cord in strangling persons ordered to "be put to death. June abounds in saints’ days ail over —In the government of Saratov, in Italy, and in Venice they arc much ob­ Russia, horse thieves and cattle raiders served. These days are regarded as are lynched when caught. The latest festivals by all classes of people; shops case is the beating to death with sticks and banks ate closed, and the entire of four men by the peasants of BikleL town is en fete. There are always relit —Horseshoers in Saxony are com­ igious processions w hich one may sec, provided one can find at what hour the pelled to pass a public examination ere they arc permitted to work at the busi­ function takes place. The usual habit ©f the Italian is never to give a direct ness. They must understand the care and treatment of horses or they will Answer to any question, whether he is ' able to do so or not. Some one asked u not be licensed to shoe the animals. —Large bits of stone are falling from gondolier once when St. Jjorenro’s day ; the Paris Grund opera house, which has was. He answered “I do uot know;” but he added, with great seriousness: ; been built only 20 yeats. A survey of “The swifts (swallows) they do; al­ ; the masonry o( the building has been j ordered by the department of fine arts. ways fly away on that morning.” This indirectness is most annoying, I —In opposition to the bourgeois i and one must take one's chances rj see­ “Boeuf Gras” procession in Baris, the ing what therp is to be seen, depending ! Bohemians, artists, writers and musi­ greatly on luck. Venice is divided into cians of' Montmartre arc going to have parishes, or.cbntrade; end on its own a festival of the “.Vache. Enrugec,” special saint's day each church holds its ! “mud cow.” the proverbial diet of *Bagru” or festival. The procession ; French prodigals. starts from tbe church, and makes a I —French law favors the drivers and “giro." or promenade, of the entire pat-­ , carriage folk, and not the pedestrians. ish, or district, stopping at ever? 1 and us a result, it is said, there were shrine. All along the line of march the more fieople killed in the streets of houses ar®decorated, the motivegoner-Faris „ __________________ last- year than died from all the illy being a very simple one, each per- diseases that Pasteur devoted his scison hanging from his windows or over ' enoc to c-ombat. his luilcony. the best carpet, curtain or j —Tn Great Britain and Ireland, from rug which'he owns. Every brilliant j, 1889 to 1893. inclusive, some 4,526 pdlbr is seen, without regard to bar- ' ■strikes,occurred. They affected 1,852,mony, in this direct ion docs not 193 persons. Tbe successful-strikes af——-• - ns^taste ------- -----------aeein to bolang’to the modern Italian. ' 44.5 p^j. cont. of this total num. ijudging as one must from pra tbe house­ 1 ..j partially successful, 33.0 per furnishings nnd dress oneThifls in Italy. • cent., and the unsuccessful, 21.6 per It was rather pathetic to see among the cent more elaborate decorations an occasion­ —The silent cab call is an invention al patchwork quilt or a bit-of rag car­ luuch^o be esteemed which is now com­ pet. It was the best the owner pf the ing into general use In'London. Two house had.janjl so he used it. lamps, one red-and the other green, are In the t-Tcning there is often an illu­ suspended from the door of a club or mination in the principal campo of the other public building. The porter quarter, and the picture of the saint, within 1ms merely to press a knob in whoever he may be, with a little oil the entry hall, and either the red or the lamp before it, is displayed at some of green lamp xhny be illuminated, the the windows. All ubout the square are one to call a four-wheeler and the other the stalls of the chestnut or fruit sellers, a hansom. which are illuminated; aud much merrymaking goes on in the form of DESTRUCTION OF FORESTS.* talk, chiefly witticism, which provokes The Vandalism of Lumbermen In Callforsome laughter. There is an improvised dance, and singing, and everything is In the University of California Maga­ joyous and gay.—Harper’s Bazar. zine Mr. Charles H. Shinn, in writing of the lavish way in which the best parts MIGRATIONS OF BIRDS. of the California forests have. l>een Sate of Flight Sometime* Reaches Incon­ cleared away, states that in the Com­ ceivable Speed. stock mines alone enough timber has With regard to rate of migration been used to build all the houses needed flight, Gatke has arrived at some strik­ for a city of 50,000 inhabit­ ing results. It appears that some ants. He has seen the bot&m birds observe regularly, not only the of a canyon crowded for miles wessons, but even their hours of flight. with the trunks of pines from each one Thus it is noted tbit the vanguard of of which a few flume blocksior a log of the long flight of hooded crows migrat­ butt'timber had been cut, while the rest ing westward leaves Helgoland about was left to decay. Not to mention the eight o’clock jn the morning, arriving thousands of acres of the most magnifi­ <m> the opposite point of England's cent coniferous timber known to man met coast at 11, while the rear guard, destroyed by fires which'have burned leaving about two, arrives there at five out of the soil itaelf into great pita, it is o’clock. This gives a rate of about 25 stated that the waste of.timber in the miles,an hour. Do they gethotel quar­ redwood districts was even more ap­ ters ordered in advance, or is the food palling than it has been in the Sierras'. supply of tbe neighborhood equal to More than once the world’s record for the emergency? For the northern the number of feet cut in a day has been blue-throat Gatke arrives at tbe much broken by some one of the sawmills of more rapid rate of 208 miles an hour. the coast redwoods. So much lumber On the supposition that thia bird— is still produced by rival mill men that -which breeds up to latitude 54 degrees it has not paid for cutting, and some of north, and winters by the Nile and in the large California firms of lumber­ central Africa — performs the whole men have become bankrupt. Enor­ distance of 1,600 geographical miles mous trees which represent from 800 to during a single spring night of nine 1,000 years of symmetrical growth have hours, the rate of.ISO geographical, or been sawed up with no profit, or with 208 British, miles ar. hour is given. Still actual loss, when.df they had been left more rapidly, according to Gatke, must to stand a few decades longer, the profit the Virginian plover s|>eed over the wa­ might have been $1,000 un acre. ters on its migratory journey. Breed­ At the time of the American occupa­ ing in Labrador, this bird migrates to tion of California the forests covered, northern Brazil for the winter. perhaps, 50,000 square miles. Half of ; Now on the supposition—which ob­ this btfs been cut over or is inaccessible servation renders probable — that it or consists of species of less value than often performs this journey in one un- those which have heretofore been cut. jinterrupted flight,and with tlie assump­ It is often asserted that California still tion—which appears reasonable—that has 20,000,000 of magnificent forest tbe longest time is 15 hours, the enor­ lands; but the truth is that there is mous rate of 245 miles an -hour is given. left hardly 15,000,000 acres, and much of In the case of species which migrate this has -been cut away. — Scientific at considerable heights—and the great­ American. er number seem to do so—the less dense Dre** Re»ct* In Character. strata of the ’ atmosphere through There -is such a thing ns carrying re­ •which they move must assist the ve­ locity of flight Thus the migrating publican simplicity to an extreme. swarms frequently pass Helgoland far Dignified robtngs—as of a judge upon beyond the reach of human vision, the bench—are calculated to empha­ sometimes still making their presence size the idea of judicial dignity, and known by their cries, at others not even serve as object lessons in veneration thi& perceptible. But the height and respect. Apart from the aesthet­ aeems to depend on the weather, and ics of the thing, dress has certain mor­ When a under certain conditions they break al efficiencies and effects. •their journey and alight on Helgoland. ward politician dons a silk hat he is no longer regarded by his associates . —Temple Bar. ' as a possible participator in brawls and prize fights. John Stuart Mill treat h of ti Philanthropist. Watertown, N. Y., April 20.—Hon. notes in his “Political Economy" that Willard Ives, a member of congress in one of the first evidences of progress 1852, the founder of Ives seminary, a noticeable among', certain black peo­ Methodist institution at Antwerp, a ples of a southern clime was a desire well-known banker and philanthro­ for ribbons and fancy articles of dress, pist, died at his home here Sunday, which in a rude way argued the coming aged 90 years. of a new culture. No man i*,a better Christian for dressing in a slovenly Nebraska Republican*. Dress reacts on character— Omaha, NebM April 16.—The repub­ fashion. licans in convention yesterday selected whether it be the character of the dude four delegates to the national conven­ or the disciple.—N. Y. Observer. COOKBROS. Proprietor.. tion and adopted resolutions against the free coinage of silver and indorsing tbe candidacy of William McKinley for the presidency. ’ Think* Silver In In the Lead. Onialia, Neb. April The World­ Herald print, a table, eompiled by Hon W. J. Bryan, .bowing the probable re­ sult of the contest tor the Chicago con­ vention. It claim, for silver Jilt delefate,; for gold. 310; doubtful. <B. Brooklyn, April 16.—Frederick Merriek«botaud killed bi, wile In Wllllra,burgh in a fit of jealousy and then killed JT1he °°UP1«. who -were well­ to-do. had been married aix year*, and leave a child five years old. In a bird's-eye view, the K0”"’ *" s eonglomerste of many including probably ' from India, Thibetan*, northern peopies from, the highlands of Siberia. aides h-.tT immigration. *7” CMn* and a considerable influum. ot Japeneae blood. Many o! the toil. native, suggest Csuew.an figure, and ancestry. .National tradl tions run Ivwk to the age of five or aix centuries before Confucius. «hose an­ cestor is said to have been lbe flrat ciriiizer of the is-ople northeast, or China, lolh within and without the present limits of the band of Stornlng Radiance—which name wan t»ius an­ ciently given. No trustworthy history, however* is on record, until shortly after the opening ef the Chririion <rra. Then, a* in Great Britain, grr-w up three kingdoms, which had an interesting ^history wherein are two events of great interest; namely, the coming of Bud­ dhism, v ith itfc arta cud civilizing In­ fluence*. and'thr trade with Arabs, In­ cluding the use rf the mariner's com­ pass. The p»plv the entire peninrula were united under one political head in 9v0 A. D..nnd this united Koren, or Koraijatcd until A. D. 1392. During this, the splendid Buddhist nge. a ver­ nacular alphabet -was invented, liter­ ature lieeamc eompnratl.ely abundant, relations with China were close nnd constant, and vast Ijeuefit accrued to Japan because of the many elements of civilization and persons of skill and in­ tellect crossing over to the islands from Korea. Not less renrnrknble-ia the fact that printing, both from blocks’and from 'movable type made af lead, iron nnd terra cotta, came in. vogue. Very probably this method of printing by movable types was afterwards.brought iuto Europe by the Mongols, who con­ quered tbt earth from far eastern Koren to Russia. It is certain that only after the Mongols appeared in Europe do we read. of movable types improved by the addition of antimony FIRE AND AIR. to the lend. No irrefragable evidence has yet been adduced to show that Scientist* Early Noticed the Intimate Re­ Gutenberg. Coster, or any other Euro­ lation* of The*r Element*. The intimate relation between fire pean first invented printing.—William and air was curly recognized, teeing Elliot Griffin. D. D., in Chautauquan. that experience soon taught that air was necessary for fire. Tbe experiment Washington, April 20.—The weekly of burning a candle in a closed vessel,, bulletin furnished by Representative J. new so familiar to every schoolboy, is Frank Aldrich, of Illinois, giving1 the a very old one, and the influence of a results of the republican presidential blast of air on a furnace had been canvass from the standpoint of a friend probably noticed from a very remote of Mr. Reed, claims that delegates period. By some it was affirmed to be chosen so far are ns follows: For Mc­ the food of fire, while by others the Kinley, 214; for Reed, 128; all other same belief was embodied in the phrase; candidates, IOS; doubtful. 04; total,604. “Air nourishes fire.” Again, it was Gen. Groavenqr, of Ohio, claims 376 long ago observed that nitre, a sub­ delegates for McKinley. ■■ ........ i---------------- • stance well known to the chemical phil­ osophers of the past, could produce in­ Pittsburgh, Pa.. April 17. — Tuesday tense ignition. It was henec inferred that, since nitre possessed this proper­ evening Harry Schaffer, aged ?2, aud ty, it necessarily followed that tbe two Harry Brown, aged 19, of Rochester; substances resembled each other in Stanley Early, nged 22, of Washington, composition. According to Robert Pa., and D. M. Cafe, aged 19, of Union­ Boyle, the air contained “volatile nitre,” town, hired a boat at tbe Smithfield while Lord Bacon held that air con­ street wharf for a pleasure ride. They tained a “volatile, crude, and windy have since been missing and there spirit,” and thunder and lighting wjre seems little doubt that tbe boys were supposed to be due to the presence of drowned. Near Cheyenne Wells is a long stretch of level prairie, which suddenly ter­ minates in a precipice, making a per­ pendicular descent of perhaps 50 feet to another plain below. In the winter of 1858 agrratblizzard raged forneveral days. The snow was driving at a terrific rate before a hurricane of wind, and. the buffaloes wereobliged.in aelf-preaer▼ation, to turn their backs and run with the wind. The re«ult was that vast numbers of the buffaloes were carried over the precipice, and their dead bod­ ies were covered with 20 or 30 feet of snow. For many years people* visited the spot to look nt the bones, which lay in piles ten and fifteen feet high as fai­ ns the eye could reach along the preci­ pice, and it was commonly estimated that 100.000 buffaloes found a grave on that fatal spot­ Sand-storms in thof»J days were bo destructive that it was not unusual for freighters to lose their entire outfit. During the prevalence of a storm no attempt v.ns made to move forward, and drivers cleared the sard out of the nostrils of thehorsc^ard oxen, ns other­ wise the. animals were threatened with death from suffeeazion. A sandstorm usually lasted only two or three hours, but Its effects were felt for days by men and animals exposed to the fury of the blast. . A curious phenomenon noticed id dif­ ferent places on the plains was the im­ mense excavating power of the wind in a sandstorm. There wete' areas of three or four acres, Where the wind scooped out the sand 40 or 50 feet deep, and whirled it .away in the air. It seemed us if the work began atn central spot no larger than could be covered with a man’s hat. In an incredibly short time a round hole would 1 »e exca­ vated. The wind then took hold in real earnest, and the probabilities were that an entire snnd-hijl would be leveled down in the next 30 minutes.— Denver Field and Farm. minute particles of this nitre diffused Death of John Stetson. through the air. • ’ Boston, April 18.—John Stetson, pro­ The important bearing of such ob­ prietor of the Turk theater and of tbe servations is due to the fget that new Hotel Savoy, banker, broker and oxygen gas, which Is one of the chief merchant, died nt his home in this cite constituents of air, and the one to Testertlnv nf nnohmnnin aj which it owes its power of supporting yesteruav of pneumonia, aged 64 jeara combustion, also forms the largest ' ----- ■ ■ elementary C9nstituent of nitre, and is -------------- gr.-*. ? likewise the source of the power pos­ ■■K m > ■A sessed by that body of supporting com­ ■ M bustion. ■ WO ■ The action of heat on metals in caus­ Ji ■ ■. ing them to lose their metallic luster " had also not escaped notice, and Car­ 14 ’“1 !*'" n?0*''’ lu V”*1 dan, n philosopher who lived during the — -popularity, iU constantly •increasing ICth century, in noticing the increase sales, and enables it tn urrnmnii.v. n. roiro.ua eM0lt.ll to twompll.h IU in weight that lead undergoes when wonderful and unequalled cures. The heated in air, attributed it to the gas combination, proportion and process in the air which feeds flame and which used in preparing Hood’s Sarsaparilla rekindles a body presenting an ignited are unknown to other medicines, and point.—Scottish Review. " make Hood’s Sarsaparilla An Inalde Coat Pocket. There is nothing more handy to have than an inside pocket in oners jacket. Every- woman has noticed how nice it seems and convenient for the male folks of her acquaintance? to have an inside coat pocket into which may be slipped u pocketbook or note that want* to be particularly well cared for. The shallow little outside pockets of coats will hardly hide a pocketbook from the sight of a pickpocket, and orc thoroughly unreliable for holding things generally. If you wear a jacket, take a piece of silk a little more than twice as long as yefl want your pocket­ deep, sew one end of It Into a point and in the other run n deep hem. Then sew this into the shape of a bag, allow­ ing the pointed end, of course, to ex­ tend above the hemmed end and fail over in a flap. In which work a but­ tonhole and sew a button to the he mmed part. Tack this securely into the left side of your jacket, just far enough back so as not to show when you leave your coat unbuttoned, and just low enough down to be gotten at handily. In fact, put it just about in the same position as you will find a Turquoise Will Not WmU. A well-known lapidary cautions man’s inside packet.—Detroit Free those who own turquoise rings to re­ Press. more them when washing the hands, Hl* Patent m Danger. lest the color be injured. The explana­ Attorney Garrett McEnery recently tion of the change of blue to green that appeared as counsel in a case before a sometimes takes place in the stones is justice ot the peace at Sukun. Methat they are affected by acid emana­ enery found it necessary to make fre­ tions from the skin ns well as by certain quent objections to the evidence that elements in some kinds of cologne nnd opposing eounael m> attempting to in­ other jxurfumes. The changes in the troduce. The justice, whose nil, of evicolor of the topaz are believed to be due deuce is “everything goes," looked first to light and heat, as experiments with annoyed and then indignant. Finally tne stones show that strong sunlight he could contain himself no longer, and will bleach them.—Si. Louis Republic. as a ruling on one ot Mr. McEnery’a ob^ jeeftona, ronred; - > “Mr. McEnery, what kind of a la* One can gel large-sized flowers from yer orc you, anyway? ” pensies by making the soil quite rich. "I nm a patent lawyer,” replied the When buds show apply some sort of attorney, facetiously. liquid fertilizer. Id thia way you will “Well, all Pre got to uy is that when succeed in getting some large flowers, but your plants will not be bmefitted the patent expires you will have a hard _ BATFtAKD. SAarnro*..,.-.., C. B. OSBOEN && UljOW; J Old Chopper, Good-Bye. The modern hou*ewifs doeon't ueeu tbe aid •>< ‘he obopr1"! k”1'’ •“ to. nrenarotion of mince pte*. who use* such M loro “e,C. dt*llcloa*lv seasoned, ready to flu tho ™t. Hide of the vary flnert. pure.1 and cl&neat materials— NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT makes mi neo pie* •• fine in taatt nnd qnulitv a* any homemade mi nee roeftt" Make* driletou* trull coke and fruit pudillnc, us well. 8old t\ef5where. Take no ruhsiitute. 10 eenta r.an--. s Hwro* unrt cures a wide range o! diseases because of its power as.a blood purifier. It acta directly and positively upon the blood, and the blood reaches every nook and corner of the human system. Thus all tne nerves, muscles, bones and tissues come under the beneficent Influence of Hood’s Sarsaparilla The One Tnie Blood Puh,,,. ,t ,Kr Hood’*; Pills Lhrer in*J ®“y to HWU 5 rills take, easy to operate. 25c. ORDER OF PUBLICATION. TChSiceryC3art U*e fa ! ’?0,i ’ t*1 '* S'Hastings...... ** 'h14 W<r' giWW'WRAAARAF CHANf'ERV SALK. In mi-Mjwr »’•<! hjr tlrttic _of « A I). i-»U>« rertsiu causfi lUrrein IpcudJt**. v;i.ert in Margret Ai arm w C.nnnl*i*«n’ and Mill* rhfliii*. Will Km PtilH'a*. .’ulin I’tilfl’p.*, AUiert I’hllDps-. Effie Fred FhlUlp* and Mid4! • UHHi•*ift-tsU'-'.* Notice 1« hrrrby g;« n tbht, 1 *li»H m-J at |‘ Iblic Auction to H r Inehr’r Mdtfwr at 'he No- th front door of tin- ('• tirtBi<;u»«- in lire City of Hr- Ini'* ni-d Cmmrv of Burn. and- State of Michigan said Court Ho’i«r Mix tbe place for holdlnr thrClmtit Court fort said Cuuntv. vn Haturdiy the sth day uf May 11 tr. at !*• o cluck j» the forenoon n’J or -o ciaeM thereof ** may bt- uecrsaary tu ral*e the arbouut <lu> to the -aid Complitfntnt f r pr.liirn»al.'Intern*- and rest* in llili rMiw of the Hlowln* dewribed nareeN U f«d ta wit: Ah thtae ifecea or par­ cel* of bod .bru ited In the* city of H-t«tfn * Cunnt) <4 turrr and MUU *4 Mietaraa desrrtlwd a* follows: !.<»r »Jx lu Block 2 ot Bennett *nd Ke« field'* addltlo*- to the \ llbore [now di' j of Ha<Unc».*l*'» th* Wr»t halt.Of loU one »ixl four iu Block two of flennert ahdheufield's addlttonio th* City [form rly \ illa*e] <4 Hi'tlor aceordlu* to the recorded plat there f also that cenahi piece or parcel ot land •diulniofthe We*t h«lf <4 let o»e above menfkinerf on tbe North East and ^«*kmJarfy deHirlbetl a* conuneucln* «n the North West corner of said o» one block t» o thetioe North 43?ii dr*ree* K««t to the East and West Quarter line of iuud Section reventero. thence Emu on *Md quarter line to a point where a crmtkiuou* line on tbe Eastern bonndry nt «%ld West half of said lot* one and focir woeld taterOect said point on said quarter line, thence Booth 43»* decrees We*t to Mid lot one thence North West on N'onii boundary of said lot one io place of bejrlunln*. Dated March 24. IfiM m w Fasti W. Walk nt. Circuit Court Commissioner la and fur B rry . Co. Mich. Ai-oxzo E. Kaxarrox, Solicitor f»r Coin plaloanL - MORTGAGE BALE. Default bavin* been made In tke conditions of a certain mortjnme made by The Michigan Whip Company a corporation organ I rod under tbe law* of tbe State of Michigan and having IU place of txniDeM ax Haatlnn, Barry County. Mich I Ran to the Hastinpi City Bank a corpora Hast tn**. Barry County. Mlcta**li.dated March S.A.D 1*3*. aod recorded ta the office of the Recltter <4 De<-ds. for the County of Barry and State of Miebtiran. on tbe Fifth day cd March. A.D. In Liber 32 of Mortgage.*, on page 421. on « hlch mart* a :c there 1* claimed tn be due at the date uf this notice the *um c4 Five thomand one hundred ei*bty-4lx Doilara and Eleveneeat*. aimI an attorney'* fee at Thirtyfive Dollar* pruvhleu for In said mortgage, and stituted to recover the n»oney* avenred by said mortgage, or ai.y part thereof; No*-. Tn ere tore, by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mart ngeAnd the Malate lo such caae made and provided, notice I* here­ by given that on Friday tbe Third day of July. A. D. HWG at 10o’elnek In th* Forenoon. 1 aball aefl at Pabllc Auction, io th- hlgbeat bidder, at , th® North ir.Hit doorot the Court H-ma*. tn the ; ettv <4 Hwiiu** [that bring ibr (4*rr where . tbe Circuit Court for Barrv Cmifitv h bolden). tbe premise* descrlhrd, in aa'ld mortgage, or so much tbeteof a* nrtv be nepesMuy te pny the . Minount due oa *a'd luoriga* . with eight per i rent. lntcre*f. andalllrnlvoeR. t><etb«r with an altorurj’s fee of Thirty-fir* Dollars eov I enxn’rroi for therein, th* r»rwnl-e, being de ; scribed in rr.orrage a* nil iho»e rertatn nlere* and parcels -f Ib»<1 situate In tbe Cliy of Ha<»tlnr« iu the County m Barm- ana . btate of Miditirui. and known nnd described as i . bunSrTO row, '«l »lx lion­ ... dred tweui»-«4|rt»t IO#11 nine J629I together withi tbe we lenementa. iMiementa. bereditberemtam.au ua um-unraembrloivlngor la u,pr OP*** «aki real Inclodiagthr p-»wer connected •ithtbe buildings uoou said real estate also Including engine, boiler shafting counter KhafUaa.pulleys nan**r*, belling and machinery of every nature and kind connected with or In «atd bulMlng. r».ur T.co.^ov?imwi’i “VrSk. Peculiar to Itself n.iiTffiSiKJK’"’-- It Stations. MORTGAGE BALE. <*»■»•<>» Io toe condition, Of Oeorse W. ’?fe*Pr\a(n^Ann tlre^ory Ids .lie to Anna S Au*<In dated Jaauarv toa A. I). 1802 and r*»rnn'ed In th* of U>e Rorirter of Deeds InVh * S^n,y B*ny and Bute of Michigan' fiX d«-«“to.’SlS rt?,""” 'S’ fura 01 T-o*" HnudnSl «l,v five Dollar* and sixty-seven cents, and *u atK'Zdd ?3l:art Drorl<1«1 £ •1,11 ** proc**®' n at »w bavin* been Instituted to recover tbe thereat-MCUfCd by “,tS niort>H<e-or M»F P*1* Now.’Therefore, by virtue of the rx>u-er of >»»<* tSe ttatole “ IV0 1 ef?e nad*' *Dd provided, bottoe i* hereJuiT7ri!^'n ?iturUa',tbe E’'e'enlh ,W*J> *t ten o clock In the forenoon I ’B1> st public Auction. to tbe bigbeet bld­ North front door of the Court House toe City of HmUd**. Harry Co., Mich, (that aim 'b' court tor no u?.. in rnLl 10 4en ■ *** premises Swerto“T**”' “I *° m»el‘ torrent as amv moJSTjre... f*’ ,lle “«"■»' One 0. said ES**?; TJJL’J? Interest and all Coats Greve.. woodland .... Woodt-un .... Via 6. L. Lanning Detroit Grand Rap'd*. Station*. Grana Rapids. DOttOtt........ .c,' je is II W »: IlMi « nj d .wpoap.iry .. Woealxnc .... Coat* Grove.. J 4 ’* ■i HArriNcs.... 4M 12 ». Bhuttv.............. Aken Point .. rioverdalr ... Delton Crooked Milo.'... Cressey & *5 «l . „ 9 *5 «M J fl K 50' »S LJ| I, Kalamazoo ai 'OT C H g i Freight trains carry pa^vmiQn. i-c: *;-■ u ran at the con ven leu re of tbe Commr. ltd • tbe right I* reserved io chancr the time of >Lch trains without not tee No. C will wait at Wocdlury tor H L t X trains whem>ece*«an ' ■' •Stop on signal only. California, Louisana, New Mexico Texas, and Arizona. The SoBtherD Pacinc Cotpi . and it* C«mx!rrx‘on« Operate tke Best First and Second-Class Service from East to LOS ANGELES, no suit or nroceedlno at. law having been SAN FRANCISCO and Intermediate Point*.- THROUGH TOURIST SLEFPIXG CARS leave Chicago, throughout the Fa!! Spring ana Win:er even- Wednesday night, ana ('locinnaii O, every N-olay and Thursday evening, and are run. Through to GallWi without changv *ntl <>n. t-*-« tn*fl SraiBiPaswnsvrt bolding tfecvnd-dass tlckeG cm *ccnre Mf-comm«‘d.%.li>n* tn »hr tourirt weepoc cars, the tlrst tales bring ta*0 CWOP }p (MUfOrala point*. K; Jn tn (Incinnsii O' <«• loruta poia-ik MM: fn-tn. Nhw Orim4 Caifarnla point» |5. i>er -iouWe berth. Fr^n New Orltwns dally tnr ’it-b PaiUnMJ rfrttc* Lowest Rates. Best Koite MEXICO, all . iu • Tezas, Arizona, New Mexico and California J For map*, time taN<». axid maUtm pertatimag tn route aud gsnHngCallfnrutu. apply t<’ W.G.NKIMYEK CrU-l Wrrt. W. H. CONNOR. Commerrtr.! An< - cr 13. ar. v v •, CindhnaJ.0. r S. F.B. MORSE MOBTIUCE SA1.K. DtUull barilla broil lu«<lr 10 ‘Trant nirotpr-. ’trrolrJ W LfVt u>« p^SiU toi^d^2SKIT?*“4.,Jur towHo. to. olaerotAin to Mrt Sorrb..<Ktol.tbe fir.1 <l«r ™ WrKyjg1.”.11 ?«yrlb«l In Mid mortsssn as IMl, rorortlril llir Srroolb ilorol Orloror^y, aroianrototor,...! M.rt Kw!1 “»>»» and dmStbed u a., ot iterombro IMS.T'I’Jjr',' 'I™, toe Mid TH- KMebum auto'-dua. bun,.on the thirtieth d.r ■»< L and on which mort*W tw’’" 1'..J, ,«■’dalttrtPresent, Hox. Clkmknt Smith due herool.Two H«udi«l ro-oj Notice i* •jrrehy*tven Hilt 1£ 'lr‘“5**fare* onS.. T. arm.otland Io be taka. power of sale In said wm-'po-< -,-1. ’^1100 to cle*e the stiur, by a -ah* »’ •' u iwint d<'cr of mu, thu j.iJ'SLjJ** the hlahesi bidder, at th.- >er ' fnjt ' tbe Court Hwixe. In 'hr (ll> of ?off third day of J uh ifW.. att«» o i^d aeeordiiw to tbe United survey thereof noon, of all that errtain piece or PJ4W gprfnfi. be tbe ume mote or Im Situated In the lown^hlp "/ .Yr,’ .t^n fcaoW <-oualv uf Barry and btale »» No fl{ uk CntOROTB, Mortgagee. aud descrtlied a* th* n.u'1. • ■ ;'JJr|we8ty North W«t quarter. o< Nv’ if J1 "JX «i «t»L two. iu lownnhlp three nmtiiv.‘AU>j |(, |{B, eocuinlu* forty acre*of l»«* -‘‘f“<"l£ marton him of a copv of *-'id Rm nr* r «m8SKrtanrrej.«be’“,w l*5 ” T3UdApriUtb1.<C. HAl:xjn Mary A. Hart Complainant CbarkaY Hart Defendant For Your Protection in mercury or anyoiher CHA*. H Baitkv. Attorney for Atskare . A . Na*alCatarrh ftenved lor bis appearancs U the Sag us lAtroeropr.) pre- ELY’S BALM hair ba) t �the rauqntb, «»Urai. wher. m™. brand row *t ,h. of the the .ooieed ri«e ent a quick elrele b> the T Thursday, Apr. 33. 1896. ■ air and defended with a blow tbateent h " kn™‘ '' i’h " thownd ~~ cOOK BROS. Proprietor*. acintlllatenk’ toote* dancing before hl. eyes; for a el tip I r confused Instant he thought the end bad come, and then he felt the renrifyinp breath of the spirit ° <V^''h *’ cmcd to inaptrehim wlU the reckless ahfl inrinciblccoura-e of his warlikn ancestors. Leaping t, his feet he fell upon his assailant with irresistible fury; there waa a sharp, I rea-hless struggle, a Scree elutehintr lot hdeHtohix and then Btagbrand swi.-c the slight form of hisaatraonist over his head and dashed It. limp and i- ot L-wHcpirnt turned anti helpless, against tbe bole of the oak. While tills bit of by.play was going on w.iy; anil tbe heroic rcthe purl he had-vol un- behind the laurels, another Incident oo•■nred which furtlwr disarranged King, e in tliy approaching •ut in vivid and disconcert- brand’, plapaand l-ftCol. Lotimeruad utumon, sense awoke and Henry iu doudl us to what they should n-nsun fur the hazardous do. When thc elder Byann stoqped lo : ike linger of ridicule «1 light the pile of kindling,; Bud started natie stage setting, and hack toward tin- ambush clone; uud as :liat not hing hat! been omit- ;bl> first mutch went out. the younger a’vium light to be flashed brother bad time to reach the clump of cue at the critical mofnent. laurel* before Jeff could find and light liquidity uf it al£ and how another. Seeing but one of the meu sensible it would have l>een appear, thc .coloneland his son Ixith hes­ k»u*« suggestion, surround* itated. and Hud confronted liingbrond u— with a posse of armed just as the latter recovered himself e iiumbers would have made from the grapple with Jed. There was on the part of the mountain­ no time for delilwration. nnd, leallxing that the mountaineer could not use his 's nnd hence improbable, hat was there to be urged, rifle at close quarters, he flung himself uch a safe aud practical plan upon the newcomer, taking him un­ ‘dure? .Nothing, or less titan. awares und throwing him heavily just : uuriely the demonstration of os a bright blaze sprang up beside the metaphysical problem house and a hoc. 1 of agony rang out on •If; the npp!icat::?n df n the still air of the night. A single hich hud no plarc outside glance revealed the cause of both. There ti • r;u!i'.< of fiction. And with this was a terrible picture of u man wrapped • it .n’currcd to him ti nt- he had in a winding sheet of Game and planned She whole thing running toward him—a yelling human - . the lines that would have made torch blazing from head to foot and it ; • ' ei’.cctive in a story! And then swinging iu fiery arm* frantically ns It ran. ■ the i'. R-’s’.i.m of t he calcium light and At such 4 crisis, thought and action J.i :,: :imni young wointin looking u. • u ii] a the theatrical tableau from are one. Shaking himself loose from , window came again, making him the grasp of the struggling young brother. Ringbrand quieted him with a Isi.-i-: with disgust. I . k fig at it from any point of view, single deliberate blow with the butt of pistol; the next instant he had !?h* romantic project, which una more the tripped the shrieKngYirebrand and was t • t ’.y to cost him his life in cx­ . • : "as merely a fantastic idea of rolling it over and over in tbe damp |-r->-Inmsflf in some way a knight grars when the colonel nnd Henry ran up. It was all over quickly, and they .. • : fear—a modern typ4 of gor• m>-«li;ieval jx-rsonnge who went were binding Jed and Bud when Ludlow joined them. The colonel sent Henry . jt s’av ing impossible dragons and '• ■. ug mil ho logical giants. to arouse thc negro servants, with or­ ders to get the horses and the farm It v as absurd--ridiculous—preixisterwagon ready at once, and then nn awed iut;s! and fi--:n this )>oint in the argu1 nieiii ; he de- •cr.t to tlig Avernus of ter- littlegroupgnthcred around thebnrned j n>r •' a - easy. At the end’of a half-hour iran while Ludlow examined his in ■ juries by the light of the lanterns. I., felt the premonitory spinal chill “I guess he's past help,” he said, quiet­ hiling a ret urn of the well-known \ i-’aiir-: in five minutes more the ly. “How did it happen?” Riugbrand answered: “It was kero­ : nan upon him, nnd he was ru.: g furiously in the grasp of his sene. He had n bottle in his jacket, demon, blind, deaf and hclp- and broke it just as they passed me. He was carrying an armful of wood." i nith ev.-ry fibcrof his being strainLudlow glanced nt tbe other iwo: j.-f •seif for iligut in airimpulse so real <;i .1 in ti:?*1 I and grasped utthe rough “I missed my man. but 1 see you have — of th - tree to keep himself from him. How did you manage it?” “1 didn't manage.it: It waa managed i afritvl bodily away by the whirlfor me.” replied Ringbrand, lowering uttevk did' not last long, and his voice at the sound of a slight noise : th.' •■a:..- the blood began to tingle ut onebf the upper windows of the man­ ;i ?ig:iin he heard the mufiled sion. “When I got- upon my feet behind •: : i.n.'r of h'jrses along the laurels there, some one knocked me •ib" ■ road. At tbe signal the very down with a' clubbed gun; 1 tried ’ it ’ i>u of hia''late discnni;»osure again, and threw the fellow just as Hie • somehow to vanish into the other came up. I closed with that one L; ■ of a remote p.ast;- his pulses to keep him from usin? his rifle; nnd us ui ablaze." •i • and his muscles' thrilled we fell, I saw the third • Henry’s post had hern ne arest to the the vibrationsuf an accumulating bay window, nnd he told how Jeff hod ■ that sang jotouaty iwjt leaped thro'-.’h the tense nbrvc^and thethrob- tried twice to light the .kindlings, and Hastings Banner ir:g arteries. His sharfroned sei:.ses uunatuttilly acute; .he heard the ■ ■ \. '!:r.k c-f the rails ns the men a i n ach in tint zigzag fence, then red hoof-beats of the horses । -iu across the soft turf of the lawn; ii ( t nt later, in an interval of silence. . !;:uclcd he could almost hear tbe • r-.-tl instructions given to Jed. •: 'lie two men emerged from the shadows of the grove lie saw ■ . • ' (Lsiir.etly iu the starlight; - i directly .toward his hiding . • . a: -1 v. !:•?« they pauKcil wjthin a fi-et-of t!ie trees he could scarcely .u the < ager ferocity thntprompt‘ ; lo ru h out upon them. In the ’ i.i tn hesitation he had time to note : • ■m* of them carried an armful of b wood; the man gathered it ’ :■ Liner Loki while they paused, ' ’ re was a smothered tinkle df ii? glass, and the pungent odor ct L- rosi.m- filled the air. . ’'Altar uaH that thar noise?” asked tbe other. L ' • that thar blame’ bottle o’ coal­ ’ L. Ux*t*8 whaf ' hit is; hit’s done bu’sjed nti’ run all down into xuy boots,” repl't’d the first; and they moved for« i i d and disappearecl behind the comer Hi-gbnind kept them in Eighths long :< ,be could, and then ran across to the ' ! ;up v laurels, going down on'Ms iHs and .knees and staring intently ’’"'j the gloom until he found them • ii'. two darker blots of shadow pdhh.g in the angle formed by the wiridow’ln the । arlor. While he • straining his ryes to catch the a tn of the match which would be the a! <for their return, he did not hear th - tcalthy steps of a man who was a]>iiched him from behind, nor did he । •av of its __________ w gliding presence when |j the ‘ ’ire came’ quite close and stood with cl:: ’jed gun waiting for him to rise. rhe apjieonmce of the third brother the scene was due to the fact that’ L'idlow had chosen bis position unfor­ tunately and so was unable to see the fo il when they dismounted. For this reason, he waited until be was sure that the two incendiaries had started for the house, and the delay gave the holder <*i horses time to yield to a sudden im­ pulse born of a desire to know if his darning to Hester had accomplished its purpose. Looping the horses’ bridles together and throwing them over the branch of u tree, be followed noiselessly in the footsteps of his brothers; and coimng out on the open town in time to catch a glimpse of Ring^’: ’id as he ran across to the laurels, he crept forward until be stood with udI tfted tun behind how the blaze had enveloped him ns he was making the third attempt. Whiler he was telling about i\ the front door' of the house was opened from within,and the colonel left the group and stood for some minutes talking with some one in thc hall. Presently he called out: “You-all didn’t get hurt, did you, Mr. IHngbrandrV “Not worth mentioning,” was the re­ ply, and Ringbrand was sufficiently human to give place to the hope that Hester had seen something of the strug­ gle, nnd to rejoice in thc thought that her anxiety had prompted the inquiry. . The door closed again when the wagon was driven up, and the colonel helped the others to lift the injured man to the bed of straw in the deep box. When he had been mode as comfortable as possible, the two others were swung up behind and tied securely; and tho colonel, Ludlow und Ringbrand drove down to Tregarthen with their prison­ ers. The colonel said little until thc wagon stopped od its return to “The Laurels” to set- the two younger men down at Ludlow’s gate; then he rose and held out his hand to Bingbrand. "I reckon you ’preciate how I feel, Mr. Ringbrand, an’ I’m mighty proud to acknowledge my obligations, an’ the obligations of the whole fam’ly, to you, sch. We-all ain’t gwine to fo’get this heah night the longes’ day thah’s a Latimer livin',”—tbe colonel’s idiom grew stronger under the influence of emotion—"an’ I wont to say right heah afore Tom Ludlow, seh, that as long m thnh is u Latimer livin’, he’ll be proud to tell his child’en an’ his grandchild’en that we-all are beholden toyou.sch.for ouh lives an’ for ouh property.” Ringbrand saw through the thin mask of grandiloquence, and hastened to assure the colonel that he was only too glad to have been in time. “Only don’t call it an obligation, colonel." he udded; "the motive was purely selfishin a way that you’d hardly understand if I tried to explain it.” The colonel said much more to the saxpe purpose, and would not lea ve them until he hod extracted a promise from Ringbrand to extend his visit. When they hud finally bidden him good-night, and Ludlow was opening thc Bouse door with his latch-key, Riugbrand said: “If you love me, Tom, let me Fleep all day to-morrow if I can: Tm about dead on my feet.” taM gJ°a’e th' ” r°n(r direction wi «o ’*"L °Ut °f lhe Mra. thS^’n Tto* *lak'<i the *»pen>ti« huibLd- 7 v the well Of her '?*Uou “ ’rarEd him hi. edrentor®. at Ue nt r d^'riptlon ot U1" vlew nrl? m U.rel fro“ thc P°int °« b °Ch aC,Of ‘k'rein, ruthleanuwui IighUj upon hi8 <rvn eriiirvoments. She Jisu-nod with elat ion, making a comical little grimace “T* SW>rn M he roncluded. nnnfdhT°m *thou * * *8’ht-«han’t 1 pour ymj another cup of tea”?” J , youi wbat wcre y°u “boot to “Idldeaylt la.ked Ujou would hare another cup of tea.” ”No. but about what Tom thought.” x“Oh! Tom thought you’d sleep right jug til! to-morrow morning,” the re.leu, with unblushing effroiiberv. “ Knd that remind, md: Henry’s befit down to inquire after yon, End j tola him you d pay your respects pt The Laurels’ this afternoon.” “How did you know I would?" loi-you'"'°U Jd°an>lh'nff 1 i>ron'i“«, "Well (since you’re committed your­ self.) 1 suppose 1'1) hare to go." “OU, please don’t!" she urged, tea*. Ingly. -It'S u long, long walk, and it's so dreadfully hot; I'd go back to bed again, if I were you.” “And impugn your reputation for truth nnd veracity?—that would be very unthankful; you see you’ve made it impossible for me not to go.” * Then, with diplomatic abruptness: “Haven’t you anything to tell me before I start?” “You naked me ttat question last night, and I’ll make you the' same answer: you may give Hester my love.” “Thank you so much. Perhaps I shall go back to New York to-morrow." Perhaps you will; and perhaps the world came to on end yeaterday. I think one is about as probable as the other.” “Oh! then you know of some good reason why I should stay." “Yes, the best of reasons: you’re not able to travel, yet.” Ringbrand laughed and reached for his hot. ’’Just watch me climb that hill, and then you may repent at leisure,” he said. An hour later he was comfortably established upon the veranda of the colonel’s home, lounging invalidl-wise in the library easy-chair which Bester had insisted upon dragging out foi] him. They bad been talking about t-hejfeud, his imprisonment in the cave, arid ail the exciting events of tbe past:- few days; and Riugbrnnd had been trying’ with a pal jiable effort at ingenuousness •to bring the 'conversation aroudtl by easy and graduated approaches tq the subject nearest his heart. •’ On the long walk - up the moun­ tain he had forecast the manner of these approaches with such strict fidelity to dtttuils that he now found it unpoF.siule to break away frog) the 'entanglement of sot speeches and sup­ posed answers, and every fresh eisdeavorcseemed to involve him more hcq>elessly. Even thc perversity of inani­ mate objects added to his helplessness. Ifow could one talk upon serious sub­ jects from the lazy rostrum of an easy­ chair whose high back took away the last vestige of one’s dignity?—and when he sat up the comfortable hollow of tbe low seat brought his kneesand ,*v» -j/.-j* his chin together in an attitude that was pathetically inadequate to the require­ ments of the case. Once or twice he had tried to rise, but Hester had pro­ tested playfully, saying that he must consider himself an invalid, if only for that afternoon. To add to his em­ barrassment, she left her own chair and began to saunter up and down the ver­ anda in front of him, snipping dead leaves from the Ivy on tbe railing as she talked. He watched her furtively while the car ot idle talk ran smoothly over end­ less stretches ot track wherein there were no crossings or switches, until the subtle Intoxication of her beauty began to make his replies irrelersnt. At last she stopped just opposite his chair and leaned over the railing to re­ cover a wandering spray ot ivy; while she stood there with her back toward him. he broke off in the middle of a sen­ tence and said abruptly: “Mira Hes­ ter, I love you very much." She recovered herself instantly, nnd he saw the suppressed laughter in her .eyes M she turned toward him. Ha "was oa his feet in a moment. Mias Latltncr, I beg your pardon—indeed 1 do—it wasn't at ail wbat I mront-oh. horrors, whatam I saying!—I d,d mean it. only » didn’t intend saying it just that way. Wease don’t laugh ot me; it'll break my heart; Tm'■’readfsjv in XIII. earnest. H I do talk like an imbec.le. ankwfm vAHI OCT. Hester, dear, do yon lore •*,.»» m jurt a Ringbrand slept nextu day UUJ until uu...after — xicsi-er, mvw, — .-very late dinner ;ittie. and will y?u .be my wife. noon, coming down 10 at — _ .. "** ” feeling aa if he had clrcumnavixra.tcd Me was BoMlng t»r hand now, rad looking down into her face with an “ppeal in his eye* that quite atoned for the imlting speech, nnd she hid be? face on his shoulder, saying: "Oh. I'm so glad!” “Glad of what, Hester?” he asked, drawing her doser to him. Her face was suffused with bluahai When she raised It shyly to his, but tht j merriment still twinkled in her eyes, ytdad that you. found it impcuudble to be- quite correct; you don’t‘in how iftueh it makes me—” the last two words were whispered to the lapel of his coat, but he heard them and folded her iu his arms, .liter tbe rapturous interval, hea.skud: “Aud-did you think I was very conventional?” “I used to; the people in your stories always seem to do'just the right thing at the right time. Tell me, did you ever make one of your heroes sayjwiythirg like—like you did a few minutes ago?’’ . “Hfevett: forbid!” he answered fer­ vently; “but then one enn always imag­ ine better things than he cap do.” There was another eloquent interval, and then she looked up again. “Was that what you ny?ant to tell me the night you went away?” “Partly; but there was something that prevented me—something that, perhaps, shotild have made me keep silent to-day. You remember what we were saying about personal courage; I thought then that I was a born cow­ ard, and I’m not entirely.sure of the contrary yeL" ‘ She held drim off at arm’s length and looked at him with loving pride kindlinginher beautiful eyes. “Itislikeyou to talk that way, after what you did last night—father has told me all about it; and, besides, I saw you try to save that man’s life at the risk of your own—and after he had tried to kill you, too!’’* “That was nothing but common hu­ manity," he answered quietly. “You don't-know how I had to cling to that tree there to keep from runuing away just before the Bynums rode up.” “I don’t believe a single word of it,” she asserted calmly, os he led her to a seat on the wide rustic settle at the end of the veranda; and then a sudden gleam of common sense came to him in the thought that perhaps it might be wise not to argue the point with her, then or ever. They were married in the little church in Tregarthen a week after the trial of Jed and Budd Bynum, and the Ludlows gave them a wedding break­ fast in the cozy little dining-room of the house on tbe hill before they start­ ed on their journey northward. Ring­ brand wah in his room, hurriedly pack­ ing his valises, and Ludlow ran up to tell him that there was still plenty of time in which to catch the train. “When are you coming south again, Hugh?" be asked, pacing the fluor of the small apartment with his hands in Ids pockets. “Oh, I don’t know; whenever Hester gets homesick, 1 suppose." “Well, 1 can’t promise you a fight or a wcilding the next time you come, but *vTe*D try to keep you interested In some way. By the way, Hugh, it was generous of you not to prefer a charge of murder against those fellows for trying to kill you in the cave.” “It was quite unnecessary; a thirtyyear sentence is severe enough to sat­ isfy n more vindictive jperson than I ever aspire, to be. Besides, you1 for­ got that it was Jeff wh$ did the shoot­ ing, and his fate •j-ss siiluciently hor­ rible." “It was, indeed; and, that makes mo think—I saw the sister at. the trial. I wonder what lias become of her?" "She has gone to her uncle in Texas." “Are you sure of that?" “Yes, for I sent her." “You?” “And ahe didn’t try to kill you be­ fore she left?” “Oil. .no; she was top sorrowful to think of vengeance. Besides, I think shft did me the justice to believe that 1 acted fairly.” Ludlow pursed his lips nnd whistled softly, continuing his restless march whHe Ringbrand fastened the last strap. Suddenly he stopped in his walk and regarded the younger man with a look of quizzical curiosity. “Hugh, what’s become of that little fad of yours about personal courage and such things?” “I told you once that I hoped I had left it ip the hole on the mountain. I think it is still there," was the quiet re­ ply, and they went down to the waiting bridal party. The accommodation train swu®g slowly around the curve below Tregar­ then/and the intervening spur of the mountain shut out tbe last view of the little village and ite smoking (urnace. Ringbrand closed tbe window when the cinders began to blow in, and, looking around the dingy interior of the car, thought of that other eventful journey taken in the same vehicle. He bent toward the small pink ear at his shoul­ der and whispered: “Do you know where I first began to loveyon,Hester?” “No,” she answered, drawing her veil down so that she could blush com­ fortably. . “It Was right here; you were sitting in this very seat, only it was turned the other way. I saw you get on the train at Chilwanee. and raji after you like a school-boy. That was the beginning of it” And the end is not yet. THE END. NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. To the Editor:—! have an absolute remedy for Consumption. By its timely use t housonds of hopeless cases have been already permanenfy cured. So proof-positive am [ of its power that I consider it my duty to .<W two bottk-s fret totliose of your readers who have Consumption,Thmat, Bronchia! or Lung Trouble, if they will write me their express and postoffice address. Sincerely* mortgage tnere »<Mnm tn Dtr nr at tneaace of this notice tbe irani of Three hundred sereatynine doUarx and shrty eljtht oents. aud an at­ torney’s fee of Twentv five dollar* provided for in said mortgage. and no suit or proceeding* at law having been instituted to recorertile money* sate contained In said mortgage. and the st*swM\ in such case made and provided, notice l« fieri bv ghen that on Saturday the Second day Of wLh I*-*5-Mt * ten o’clock in the forenoon, ieball m»!I ut Public Auction. to the hitrteatbidder, at the North from tkx>r of the Court House, in the City «f Hastings, (that being the bl»ce where the Circuit Court for Barry Cvuaty is holden), the premists described. iu aald MORTGAGE SALK. mortgage, or so much thereof as may be nreDefault having been made in the conditions eswy to pay the amount dim pn.sald nwtntB, ol a mortgare dated the 13th day of September. wish Seven per rent. luterecfofid all legal ecsfi, 1886, made by Charles Bauer and hl» wife Mary •together with aa attorney** fee of Twenty Iva Anti Dtator tho Toi.'nsMn r.f * *>aVFiM. BmTFV dollars covenantee for i beret a. tbe prentiM* in. John L. being described lu said mortgage- aa all those John F. certain lota pieces and parcels of land situate 1b Robert F. the Citv of Haiti nga iu the County of Barry arid r. Blate of Stale of Miclflgau, and known and described as Ike of tbe follows: Erection City lots number three (8). and four Barry and )t Septem- ; (4- in Block No. five <3) iu the Eastern addition to the village, now City of Hasttxigs,-Except thak portion heretofore conrejed to Chicago. Kala­ weuty-uine mazoo and Saginaw Rail Road Company, and 1 fifty five containing In each lot four by eight rods of ot thirty- land, according to the recorded plat ot said City •ticage aud oi Haatings. ChaRles Wtlcqx, g been In > Mortgagee,• sd by said * Ph i li r T. Colcbovk. Attorney for Mortgagee. laton Sat836. at ten Dated Jan. 29. IBM. >e sold, at •use, in the l State ot MORTGAGE BALK. io bulldluK Default having been made in the payment o -County of a certain bond and mortgage dated the firm day :he highest Sf November A. D. ts*» made and executed by said mortease Austin, unmarried of Assyria, Barry necessary County. Michigan, mortgagor to Eugene Bar­ m .H'uw. beck of the City ot Battle Creek Michigan, it tbereoo. mortgagee and recorded In tbe office of tbe Register ot Deeds of Barry Count? Michigan in Liber 19 of mortgages on page ll on tbe 1Kb County of day of November A.D. 1886 at 4 o’clock p. m. scribed as and duly assigned bykaid Eugehe Harbeck to Ln of land me Electa C. Holton of salu City of Battle East half Creek, and the assignment thereof recorded in W. kJ of the office of the Register of Deeds of said Barry - (HO) acres County on the 27 th day of July A. D. 1883 in s Liber 23 of mortgages on page IO. by which of Section dt fault the power of sale contained‘in said ut of tbe mortgage has become operative, and upon Township which said bond and mortgage there is claimed even West, to be due for principal and Interest to date tbesing in all sum of three hundred aud sixty dollar* and esof land, twenty one cents, and do suit ar proceedings at r thereof. law or tn equity having been Instituted to re­ >1886, cover the debt secured by said mortgage, or any w, tt„ariN. part thereof now therefore, notice is hereby JoHNL. Si'RCVLKK. even that Dy virtue of the power of sale con. William B.BLocvM, Ined In said mortgage, and of the Statute of Johs P. Docglaus. tbe State ot Michigan In such cases made and Executors of tbe Estate of Robert F. Austin. orovided. on Saturday tbe sixteenth day of May 1 deceased. Mortgagees. A. D. 1W6. at 10 o’clock tn the forenoon at the AlqnzoE. Krnaston. North front door of the Court House In the City Attorney for Mortgagees. of Bastings. Barry County. Michigan, (that be­ ing the place of holding the Circuit Court for said County of Barry) the undersigned will sei ax public auction, to the Iflghest bidder, tbe MORTGAGE SALE. lands and premises described in said mortgage, Default havlug been made in thc coDdillons or so much thereof as shall be necessary to sat­ of a certain mortgage maitaby Susie A. Tyler to isfy the said amount due and Interest at seven Ellda Hhaw dated NovenWr liKb A. D. 1831, percent, costa and expenses of sale, and aa and recorded In the office of tbe Register of attorney fee of fifteen doilars allowed by law Deeds, for Hie County of Barrv. and State of and provided for in said mortgage: said land Michigan, on the 2.3rd day of November A. D. and premises being described in said mortgage taSl in Liber 33 of Mortgages, on pace isc. on aa—the West fractional half of the East half of wlilcli mortgage there is claimed to be due at the North West quarter of section Thirty Three the dace of thlsnotlce tbe sum of Five Hundred (33) In Township Number One (1) North of and Talrty Six Dollars and thirty nine cents, Range Number Seven (7) West being in tho and an jutorney’s fee of Twenty Five Dollars Township of Assyria, Barry County Michigan. provided for In said mortgage, and do salt or Dated February IBth. 1896. proceed!। gs at law having been Instituted to Rlkcta C. Holton, recover the moneys secured bv said mortgage, Assignee or any part thereof; F. W. Clam*, Now. Therefore,by virtue of the power of sale Attorney tor Assignee. contained in said mortgage, and the statute In Battle Creek Mich. such case made and provided, notke Is hereby given that on Saturday the23rd day of May A. D. IBW. nt K> o’clock in tbe forenoon. I shall MORTQAGE SALE, sell at FubOe Auction, to tbe highest bidder, at ■Default havlnit been made In the condRIoea tho Sorth ttont door ot tbe Court House In tbe City of Haatiogs 'that being the place where ot a certain niortaan made by Margrett A. Stevens, Florence E.Spaulding. Orrin E. Bar­ the ClrcuitCowrt for Barry County i.« holden), the premises desert bed In said mortgage, or so ker. Mary E Barker Blanche B. Barker. Agnes Martin V. Barker, Marriott I. Barker muon thereof as may be nece&sarv to pay tbe Barker. amount due on said mortgage, with seven per to Emily D. Bostwick, of Ithsca. New York Deceihber 17 A. D. and. record­ cent, interest, and all legal amts, toeetiier with dated tn the office of the Register of Deeds,, for the an allornt J’s fro ot Twenty five Dollars coven­ ed of Barry and Suite of Michigan, ou the anted for iBerein.tbe premises being described County dny of December A. D. i«8». in l lber :w of In said mortgage as nil that certain lot piece 19th ou page 72. on w hich mortak® there and parcel of land situate io the Township of Mongages. Hope In the County of Barry aud State of Mich­ ta claimed to be due at the dale ot this noflpe the stun of E’jrht hundred nine Dollars and Six­ igan. and known and described as follows: ’ ty cents, and an attorney’s fee of Twenty-five The North East quarter of the North West Dollars provided for in said mortgage, aud no. quarter of Section thirty five (X) Town two (3) suit or proceedings at law havlug been Insti­ North i:.u)ge nine (Si West. tuted to recover the moneys secured by said Elida Shaw, or any part thereof; / ’ Mortgagee. mortgage, Now, Therefore, by virtue ot the power of Philii- T. COLODOVK. sale contained in salu mortgage, aun the stat­ AtMinieyfor Mortgagee, ute tn such case made and provided, notice is bated February 17tb. hereby given, that on Saturday th<-23rd day of May a D. 1«M. at to o’clock in the forenoon. I MORTGAGE SALE. shall sell at Public Auction, to the highest bid­ der at the North front door of the Court House Default having been made In the conditions In the of Hastings, (that being the place oi a certain mortgage made by Fred W. Klckel where City the Circuit 'Court for Barry County is aud wife Mettle of the town of Hustings. Barry holden). the premises described in said mort­ County. Michigan, to Hainuel Carson of Gales­ gage, or so much thereof as may be necessary burg, Kalamazoo County, Michigan, dated to pay tbe amount on said mortgage, with December 7 A. D. ih&>. and recorded In tbe of­ 8 per cent, interest,due all legal costa, together fice of the Register of Iteeds.-for the County of; with an aitorney’s and fra of Twenty-five Dollar* Barrv and State of Michigan, on the beventh covenanted for therein, premises being de­ day of Itecember A. D. l*w.(n Liber 26 of Mort-; scribed in snld mortgagethe as all that certain Jot gages. oi> |>age 212, on which mortage there Is ; 6iece nnd parcel of land situate in the Town of claimed to oe due at tbe date ot this notice tbe (aple Grove la the County of Barry and State sum t< Three hundred ninety six Dollars and i ot Michigan, ana known and described as fol­ Seven cents, and an attorney’s .fee o Ft- een j lows: Dollars provided for in said mortgage, and. no I The Eant half of ’the South East Quarter of suit or proceed ngs at Jaw having been iDstltut-1 Section Thirty-two (32) in Town Two (2) North ed to recover the nionei s sucured by said mort­ Range Seven \7) 'Vest eontalulug Eighty Acres gage, or any part thereof; Now. Therefore, by virtue of the power of ot l.and more or less. Emily D. Bostwick. sale contained in said mortgage, and the statute „ . Norlunw. in such case made and provided, notice Is hereT.Coizjrovk, bv given that on Saturday the l.uhdny of June ' Philip Attorney forwtortgagee. A.D. I8D6. nt ten o’clock In the Forenoon. I Dated 'Febriiary 17, 1B96. shall sell nt Publk- Auction, to the htgbest bid-: der. at the North Front door of the Court i House in tbe City ot Hastings (that being the PROBATE ORDER. plaee where the Circuit Court for Barry County is holdvnj. the premises described lu said Blate of Michigan. County of Barry—m. mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necesAt a session of the Probate Court for tht aarv to pay the amount due on said mortgage, County of Barry, Holden at tbb Probate office, in w.tng-prr cent Interest, and ail legal costa to­ the City of Hastings, tn slid county,on Wednes­ gether with an attorney’s fee of Fllteen Ifollars- day, the first day of April in; the year one covenanted for therein, the premises belug de­ thousand eight hundred and nlnefy-slx. scribed tn said mortgage as all that certain lot Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of pleoe nnd parcel ot land situate In the Township Probate. ol Hastings in the County of Barn and State of In^ the matter of the estate of Jesse Michigan, and known and described as follows : The West half of the Bast half of East half of Oa reading and filing the petition duly verlNorth East quarter of Section Twenty-four [24] ged. of Harvey'W. Williams. Administrator of in Town three 13] North Range Kight [8] West said estate praying that his annual account cuntatnlni; twenty acres more or less. now on file in said court may be heard and al­ BamvclCarson, lowed. - . Philip T.Cotanov*. Mortgagee. Thereupon It is ordered, that Saturday, the Attorney for Mortgagee. , 2r, th day of April. A.D. 18te, at ten o clock Dated March 9. IW In the forenoon be assigned .'or tbe hearing of said petition and that the heirs at law of said <i<-cea.s»Hl and all other oersoni Interested In EXECUTION SALE. said estate, an- required to appear at a m-sslon Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a writ of said court, then to be bo’den at thoProbate of­ of fieri facius. issued out of the-clrcult court for fice. In the City of Hastings, tn said County, and the County of Barry- In favor of Alexander N. show cause, If any. there be. why Gllieland, against tbe goods and chattels and the prayer of the petitioner may not be real estate of William P. Stafford aud hilak Staf­ granted. And it is further ordered, that ford. in said county to me directed and deliver­ said petitioner’give notice to the persons ed. 1 dlu on the 22 dny of January hist levy upon interested in said estate, of the pendency of nnd take all tht right, title and loterost of the said petition and tbe hearing thereof by causing sail! William p. Stafford 'and Hi 1ms Stafford, in a copy of this ordei to be puolislwd tn the Has­ and to the following described real estate, that tings Bannkh, a newspaper printed and circu­ Is to say: AU -three certain pieces or parcels of lated In said County of Barry, once la eaeh laud lying and being situate iu the Township of week for three successive weeks previous to Rutland. County of Barry and state of Michigan said day of hearing. aud described as the South West quarter of the Chas. w. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. South Wret unarter of Mretinn twrntv fl»e. the (A true copy.} West half of Sc uti> West quarter and South East quarter of Sonin West quarter of Section thirty PROBATE ORDER. six, and the South West quarter of North West quarter of Section Thirty six all In Town three North, RmDW® Dine Wret. All of which I shall State of Michigan, County of Barry—m. At a session of the Probate Court for the expose for sale at public auction, to tbe highest hinder, M tbe Nortu urcnt dx»r of Uio Court County of Barry, holden at the Probate office, tn House' In the City of Hastings, County of Barry theCItv of HasUugyin *aid county.on Wedne»the eighth day of April in the yegr aud State of Michigan, said Court House befog day the place in which toe circuit <*mrt for the one thousand eight hundred and nfn»cy tix. Freernt, UbarlM W. Armstrong. Judge <rf Countvof Barry is hcld..nn the 25th day oi April 1 «kj, at ten o'clock In tbe forenoon; Dated thia Probate. In the matter of the estate ot Liwfe Whldby. itith day ot March, A. Di AM*. Deceased. ' Jambs H. McKevitt. On reading and filing the petition duly verified Ai onioKK«n aston, SUertn. of iJicy A. Jones Administrator of said estate praying that his final account this day filed in said court may be heard and allowed aud a de­ I cree of distal nut ion duly made and be dis­ If your dealer charged from said trust. Thereupon it Is ordered, that Saturday tbe hasn't It, send day of Mky, A.D.. ISMalton o’clock In SiJS to us second the forenoon, be asslcned for the hearing of Mid petition and that the heirs at law of said daeeaaed and ah other persons Inlenxted In said estate, are required to appear at a session of WE WILL SEND YOU POSTPAID said court, then tn be holden at the Probate olace, In tbe City erf Hastings, in said coufity. aad show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of CheiietiUwer may not be granted. Ana It is The further ordered. that said pAitlooer jrire notare 020202020102480101000200 Ladies State of Michigan, County of Barry—ss. Notice is hereby giten. thAt by an order of the Probate Court for the County of Barn_. made on the Oftli day of March A. D. IBM. Six months from that date were allowed Iw credi­ tors to present their claln» agn.nst nt Jacob L. Custer late of said County, deceased, and that all creditors of ..aid deceased arc required <o pre-, sent their claims to «dd Probate Court, nt tho Probate office. In the Ctty of Il onral bn*k.1 lb. M.> r»MUX Hastings, for examination and al lower c<vMi or Uter: DRAB or WHITE before the fifth day of Sept«ntwr "***-£** that such claims will be hwn d before said Court, on LONG, SHORT and HEDIUn LENGTH Friday, tbe flfih day’ of June and on Saturday, the fifth day of September rext. atteu o’clock In the »«®«» ff meh of tbtae days. THE MICHIGAN 6ORSET CO, Dated March fifth.. A. D, 1K%. CHAM w. AMMaxhONO. Judge Of Probate. JACKSON, HIGH* “fresco said County o< CAln^copy.) ¥. AMMMISONO. Jud<« at rrabafo. �tupelo the great. . or having any steam hoisting apparatus aa dtonod paaaa<e baa ever bnn found, town , we would in this country they carry out tbooxb «ie mlxbt be found If a Ux>rou<b In Named Tupelo. , tbe dirt tn baskets which are fastened on roarcb wa. made. Sear this laroe pyramid Thursday, Apr. 23, 1896* their backs, climbing ladders or following are other pyramid, tbouab much .mailer. Protection has been voted down. Great Tupelo! up some steep path iu get out of the canal In one of which is am underground passage. COOKBROS. Proprietors. bed. Later on we passed through tbe There Is no evidence In this valley where A tax for revenue's enoughfatuous Apam pulque district lu a former the iu’iueuse amount of dirt and aloue re­ The Wilson tariff—that’s the stuff! And reciprocity is guff letter we\bave stated that pulque is the quired for these py ramids was taken from, In Tupelo. ■ Anyone desiring to Awarded national drink ot Mexico and Is about as building a mound 177 feet high oo a 20 buy any farm or citv Highest Honors—WorldFair, intoxicating as beer. We also stated that acre lot would require a pile of dirt from They’ve got a rattling board of trad* In Tupelo. It spoils iu 36 hours If uot used, and that somewhere, but nothing in the surround­ ^operty will d0 ,4 A thousand peop!e»-every shade—’ in gathering it the natives sucked it into ing country would Indicate where it was • . In Tupelo. ’ to look np the |,ar. a receptacle and later put it Into pig skin all tab fc.’rom. At Clwlula Is a great Protection’s dead beyond a doubt. -acks which they carry ou their backs far place toTouy relics. Arrow heads and They’ve knocked the tariff down and out. gains offered kiow In Hucli ease made and knives made from volcanic glass, ancletit that purpose, Ou the plains of Apaui Let all the world get up and shout Tb.™™ It b , For Tupelo. thousands and thousands of acres of pottery, stone images and implements of J it. ...iraNl far the hear Century plants are grown from which the ’ various kinds are sllli found aud can be ’n*d tix«t tte tofrrat law m oa'd Fame's loudest trump henceforth shall dX^lwdldl other persona Interest dlo pulque Is obtained and so extensive has the bought at moderate prices. The kids of •* IM.. wrorSdiM Ho.ro tjjo sound , ■aid estate, are required to appear trt, a ar a to : business become that regular pulque trains Cholula are “unto their Job” and attempt For Tupelo. Of Mid Court, then to be holden at tbe tool Ms are run Into the city of Mexico, which is to play upon the credulity of tbe many Its name shall ring the earth around. office. In the City of Hastings, in said Cot’D^, Proud Tupelo! the great market for the beverage. It tourists that visit the big pyramid. ‘For and show cause. IT any there be. why the w. yer of thr petitioner mar not be grantee. And». to would seem that enough pulque is extract­ instance one little kid tried to sell us a And pilgrims, all lhe ages through. further onlered. that said petitioner give no»h» । St4 WN. W. |*MC. M.Huii ed ut Apam to produce such a slate of in coin, which he represented as an Aztec Will come in crowds lhe spot to view lo the persoas Interested in said rotate, of tee Where tariff met its Waterloo, loxlcalion among all the people of Mexico coin. Au inspection hqwever ported that t^nd.-.K-y Of nrid petition and tbe hearing titere- I At Tupelo. that they would never draw a sober breath, it was nothing but an ordinary Spanish of bv causing a copy ot this order to be publish। —Chicago Tribune. ed in tiie Hastingsi Bakxkm. a‘ but tbe fact that Apam is only one of the coin dated 1826. The pyramids of Mexico ; urlu’-d and circulated iu said County of Bamr. many pulque districts goes to give some are among tbe most interesting slglits to CFThere is 'this year disinclination oner lu eaefx week for three suceesstve weeks . A°y ,of a,»pje parcels Idea as to what extent pu'.que .is used ■ be seen in tbe republic, and along with the previous to said day of bearing. CHAXLXe W. ARMBTROWO. among the people. | rulus of Milla and other ‘■imllar plsees are nt democratic and third-party meet- 1 will be sold on tiule [A true copy.] _________ Judge of Probate. । iugs : and conventions to discuss the We have bow reached San Juau Teoti- no doubt She most ancient. They stand with reasonable pay. MOST PERFECT MALE. huncan one of the prehistoric places of as mute wluiesaea of an ancient dviliza- Tariff. Four years ago they were all ' MORTGAGE BALE. A pure Crape Default teavtog been made in the eondlttons ’ ments down. ' Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret >lexico, and where are tbe ruins of an J lion of which we know nothing, and of eager to talk about the tariff aud to ex­ from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant ancient city concerning which no one which we have no ncont It was. a civiil- plain wherein the protectiohists were of a mortaage made to Wm. H. Wiuppte and knows. Here are two large pyramids one zatton in many ways very similar to that at fault. They say nothing about this hl, wife Ella A. Whfppkt. to Job" Andrew,. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. January 3. n®3. and on January Z3. IBM. record­ of them called the pyramid ot the Suu. the of ancient Egypt and by many believed to now. They aim to convey' the impres­ ed In the offi w ot the Kocl’ter ot De-*d» of ' other of the Moon. Tbe pyramid ot Hie be as old. if uot older. There are the sion that the tariff is not an issue, arid Barrv County in the State of Michigan. In Uber M of Mortgages, on Mge tea. on wtileh mart ( Sun is 761 feet long. 731 feel wide and 216 ' pj ramkle. there are the ruins ot ancient yet they know that it is the most vital gsxe there Is claimed to be duj Five Hundred ieet blab. At Che top is a level spot 105 , cities whose stone columns, still standing and Fifty Ooe Dollars aud elgbtj-Dloe rents of the practical questiona before the feel long east and west by 59 feet nortfi I are covered with hieroglyphics which iiavc and no suit or proieedingx at taw having been aud south. The pyramid of tbe Moon Is defied the wisdom of tin world’s wisest people. They dnrv not say anything instituted to recover th-j smvint secured by against it, and*it is against their prin ­ “ Notice w therefore henby^voo'. thatonSat511 feet long, 426 feet wide and 150 feet scientists, explorers and travellers to dvini, tnss at tMM n*elM-k : SOME OF THE MOST INTERESTING hlgh with a level surface on top about 20 cipher. There is a certain strange feeling ciples to say anything for it.—Chicago urday the tn>h 1MH day nf of July ISM. at te“ o'clock I d the forenoon, there will be sold aX the north SIGHTS TO BE SEEN IN THE feet square. These pyramids are made of wheu oue stands In the presence of an- ‘ Inter Ocean. front door of th J Court Hooie, lo the City of REPUBLIC. Bun dried brick and earth, the same as ail: tiqulty*and thoughts come crowding one Hastings. Oounry of Barry and State of Mich­ Provoked a Spee< h. of tbe pyramids of Mexico are. Up to upon another in swift succession. Who igan. said Court House being tbe place iu which within a few years ago these pyramids I built the pyramids and when were they A good story is told of the way in the circuit court for tbe County of Barry :• Other Note* Gathered on the Way. at public auction to tbe highest bidder, were supposed to be built solid, but an I built? The great moqnd stands- In Its which a tfew England senator was held, the premises described in Mid mortgage or. ao The advance of civilization and the entrance wbh discovered some years agn magnificence ■« WHEN BUYING as if if invitin» Inviting van you in to mess, guess, muck thereof as mty bo uncewxry to satisfy the * apn-adlng of American ideas combined are which leads to a chamber whose walls are and a guess by the most ignorant may be once aroused to make a stirring speech. amount due on Mid mortgage whh the interes: SPECTACLES... making many great changes In the City ot of cut stone. No entrance lias as yet been ns correct as from the wisest. We may At the outset of his political career be thereon, and the OMia. charges and expenaw Mexico. The old adobe structures, many found in tbe Hun pyramid tuougb it is deal with this further on, and will write had been known as a remarkably clever allowed by taw and provided f->r In said mort­ HAVE YOUR:. S, said premises being situated ’In tbe VIIof them that have interesting historical supposed to have one, or to have bad one. next time about a trip down tn Vera Crux. “orator of the stump.” and later on, in at Deleos. County uf Barry and Blate of associations connected with them are Just south ot the Sun pyramid is what is igan and described as Vllbie LxHs Nam the lower house of the legislature, he Will R. Cooi\. thlrtv four and tblrtv-flve In thc Village of being torn down to give way to newer, called tbe Citadel in the enclosed walls of made a brilliant name for himself. But ber Dettoti, Barry County. Michigan, aeoordmg to larger and prettier buildings. In former which is a small pyramid, and on the when he became a senator he ceaaed the Becorded Fiat thereof. BAD FOR THE FARMERS. times all the water to tbe city came through outer works there are fourteen smaller Dated April». UM. • talking, much Je thc regret of his Johx Axr>*rwa, the stone aqueducts, tbe ruins of which pyramids. Between tbe pyramids of the The Wik«on-Gonnitn Tariff Fatal to Agri­ friends and admirers. Finally the Alonxo E. Kkvastox. Mortgagee. arc still standing. Jt may be interesting Sun aud Moon Is a street called the cultural Interests. Attorney for Mortgagee. liquor law came up for discussion, and to make a little mention of them. The “Street uf the Dead.’’ These pyramidsi An examination of the treasury regreat aqueduct that passes by tbe Castle were no doubt erected for religious pur­■ porta showing the imports and exports the wife of a friend of the senator, PROBATE OKDKK. of Cbapultapec commences about four poses. but no one knows when they were ! of variousarticles indicates an enormous who was much interested in its passage, Kate of Michigan, County of Barry~w. miles from the city, and there are over erected nor by whom. was greatly disappointed to see that At a session of the tool>ate Court for tbe increase in importation of nearly all 1000 arches of stone and brick. The size ot Barry, holden at the Probate Office, Along about noon we reached Pueblat farm products since the repeal of the the brilliant man had do apparent in­ County of one of these arches may be Imagined In the dry of Hastings, in said county, on tention of joining in tbe discussion. Wednesday, the 22nd day of April in the when I say that it is large enough so that having ridden all day almost in thc shadow' McKinley law. On nearly every such year one thousand eight hundred and ninety of Popocatepetl, the great Mexican moun ­ She sat down and wrote a few words Mexicans have bricked up either side and ’ article the new tariff reduced the x^ates six. live in them. The aqueducts are built of tain which rears its snowy crest 17,782’ of duty. On barley, for instance, the on a sheet of paper, which she incloaed Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of stone and brick and have stone coping and feet high. Puebia Is a city ot 50,000 to McKinley tariff was 30 cents per bushel; In an envelope and sent by a messenger Probate. In the matter of the estate of Nancy M.Jcr stone channel for the water course. The 60,000 and is one of the most importantI the Wilson tariff named the rate at 30 tc the senator. “Do speak! Even Ba- dan. deceased. height of the aqueducts vary according to cities of Mexico. The streets are broad iaam’s ass spoke once!’’ This brought Ou reading and flllne tbe petition duly vert tied j*r cent, ad valorem, which reduces the and exceedingly clean for-a Mexican city. of Ralph S. Jordan, praying that admlnlsfra-1 the unevenness of the ground. In some the senator to his feet and elicited one Don of tion or said estate m*\ mav Or be granted granted to __________ Fblio A. . AND FITTED... places they may be not over 15 feet and at One very peculiar feature* of Puebla is pctual rate to about 15 cents per bushel, of the best speeches he ever made. Sheldon or to some other suitable person others possibly 50 feet and at others even that the street pavements slope to thel cr one-half the McKinley rates. On corn Tnemupon it la ordered .that Friday the tikh SEPARATELY.. 100 feet. This aqneduct used to pass by center. Instead of having tbe streets the rate was reduced from 15 cents to 20 day ot May,A. D. 1 m «. nt leu o ’ clock, to Common Council. I MAKE A SPEC­ tbe forenoon. Sc Assirned for the bearing of »Md the Almeda, now the beautiful park, where built oval, with gutters at the sides, tbe I per cent, ad valorem, which is about Following are th? Committees appoint­ petition, snd that the heirs at law of MOdde-otasIALTY OF FIT­ victims of the brutal Spanish Inqulsi’ion pavements slope to the center and all|; eight cents a bushel at present prices. ed. sod all other persons Interested iu arid water passes through the center of the 1 ed by Mayor Grant: — were tortured and literally killed by Inches estate, an- required to appear al * sestfoi, of TING EYES....... ; On wheat the reduction was from 25 1’ublle Improvement—Goodyear, Tink­ kxld court, then to be holden at tbe Probate and by the most distressing means that street. Puebla lias one of the very finest, il cents a bushel to 20 percent, nd valorem, ler, Hicks. office. In the city of Hastings. In said county. Spanish cruelty could devise, lu those cathedrals In the republic. Its best one And show cause. If any there be, why tto prayer which amounts to about 12 cents per ­ eostlng upwards of 82.000.000. It has a Streets and Bridges—Tinkler, Wardell, 3f the petitioner may not to granted. And 4ays the people used to climb upon the aqueduct in order to get a totter view of wealth of beautiful paintings some of them bushel. On eggs the xate was reduced Burton, Hessmer. It !s further <».-•_! I pantioaer * Side ard Cross Walks—Bauer, Van- Dorie e to Un- persons lutertMcd lu s&Jd cstotc. i tbe tortures inflicted upon the victims. by the old masters. The corner stone of from five cents to three cents per dozen; 3f tbe pendency o! uld ;>etttk>n, ard the Mar No trace of this aquedurt can now be seen this cathedral was laid in 1536 but it was on hops from thirteen to eight cents; Arman, Wardell, Goodyear. The Jeweler.’ Ing thereof by eaualng a copy of this order to' to I Water Works—Van Arman, Tinkler, puollshed by the Almeda, it having been torn down not completed until 1649 The interior on flaxseed from 30 cents to 20 cents; In the Hjumxoa Banw.r a nt-»paper printed nail circulated tn said Comity- « I and the brick and stone used for paving carvings are massive nnd toautlfui. ' The : e nd on wool, where the rate was from 11 Bessmer, Barton. Barry onee I d each week tor three suoeewin . great altar Is constructed ot Mexican Finance — Burton, VanArman, Good ­ tbe streets. Then there is another aque­ to 12 cents per pound in some nnd from | weeks j revfotw to raid day nt toarlmr. year. duct leading from the springs of Chapulta- marble and tbe beautiful Mexican onjx. chaklkb w. AitararaoxaJ -> 33 to 50 per cent, ad valorem in others, «SSS*.SSSSSSS*M Fire Department—Baser. Burton. War­ We have already spoken of the two pec An Inscription* on it says that the (A true copy 1 Judge ot Prut».-.u , the entire duty was removed. In other dell will now say________ something of course df this aqueduct is identical with pyramids, _____ ...we_______ , Ordinances—Demmer. Hicks Wardgii. the course of the old Aztec aqueduct built! the great pyramid of Mexico. This pyra- words, rates of duty was reduced about City Propertj-Wardell, IJieke, Hess­ mid is at Choiula, which is ouiy about one-half on all farm products, except■durhig the reign of Ufa Ina! popoca. ...................................... . I might add, h^ra^tlxpt even in Mexico eight miles fiom Puebla. To reach It you wool, and on that the duty was entirely mer. one meets many people who arc familiar have to go by a regular Mexican street car rjsmoved. Public Ltghliug—Barton, Goodyear, STBAW HATS We hare a d jble with Michigan, as well as other states In to which two mules are attached one of ; It is not surprising then with rates on Bess mer. order on han I an 1 will the Union or possibly all itf them. The them ahead of the other. / _ ’ street. duty reduced one-half on most articles Sewer—Hicks, Bauer, Tinkler, Good­ A regular make prices *uit tlirmi P»hn Smith. next car back of oqra was a special car car Hue. if it can be dignified year. led by that name nn.1 •ntiw.to ____ 4U ___ end entirely removed-on others that ;.t the Enmoos/ and among the party was Judge Otis, of connects Cboluin will) Puebla. We pass Mayor Grant appointed John Haugh, the farmers are finding the imj>ortaSt Paul, and President Clarke the Receiver out over an old stone bridge which for Marshall. Dr. G. W.. Ixiwrr. City Phv। WHEN you have been to all of the of the Union Pacific R. R. Judge Otis strength and solidity .surpasses anything tions of their productions rapidly in- slclan and F. W. Walker, City Attoraley. —to be held at special sales c<>:nr to u* aod was a former Barry county boy who spent that I ever saw. The bridge is probably creasingr. In many cases the increases we can snit and aell ynu both as tn quality his youth on a farm near Milo, We had 150 feet long and 50 feet high and every­ have been something cnormou.i. In the Kcpobllcan State Convention. Detroit and price, we do do: have to depend on a very pleasant talk with the Judge who thing about it is stone as are tbe great last fiscal year under tljc McKinley law Mich. May 7lh. "03. one line of goods only. fmx Smith. still has a warm place in his tieart for his majority of the bridges of Mexico. We go the importation of barley was but 791,­ Fur the above occasion the. Michigan at the Faoma bojhood home. He made inquiries con- up grade and down grade, the little mules 000 bushels, while in the first year under Central wUl make an excursion rate nf one —for six weeks beginning eerning many of the older people whom trudging slowly along or else going at full the Wilson law it was 1,325,00U bushels. fiist elass limited fare for tbe round ivip to R -memder we are from -.‘.'i to 5.) prr rent be u-ed lu know. Judge Otis was one of gallop. Above the noise and din can be under price on childrens ckjthinz. Thc number of imported animals, in­ Detroit and return. Dates of sale Slay 6, a parly making a tour of Mexico. Pn\x Smith. heard the crack of the whip nnd the and 7 limited to rvtnm until May 8 inelus- , Then we met Col. Green and his most hissing ot the driver, a peculiar custom all finding horses, sheep and cattle, g>ore ,ve* kt the Famous. ,C. R. U sborn’. j ■e.'iimable wife, both uf whom had been all Mexican drivers have for urging along ' than doubled, tbe totaj in the last year IT IS A FACT no jne cumpMas Chnsra w!li tie r.rgau!re<’ tn all hraneb- . _________ __ 4*1through Michigan. Col. Green is a man their horses. In aLout an hour we reach­ oi the McKinley law being 250,000, whfle, e-i required lor wheD|w<* give «!»«» ‘ r- -Italy 60 years of age, though remark­ ed Cbolula which is now a city ut less than in the first year of the Wilson law it was' • Forcpanghi and Bella Broa. CotnbliiMl prices on shoes if they do fiivj know we Hhowa. Grund Rapid* Mich. May SIR First, Second and Third ably wei! preserved. One would know ouuv 5000 people xuougu thougfi it It coiitainea contained 120,000 573,000. In the last year of the McKinley are not to blame,' we do ita’. into mtay him to be a military man at sight from the people nheu Cortez cam?. Tiic city is a! law the importations of Jiay amounted The Mich. Central will ou May 23th. Grade Certificates. : *niN Smith. sales. dignified, erect, soldierly way in which be the foot of tbr pyramid pnd soon after sell tickets to Grand Rapids aud return at (t il>e F.nnwl dboves. Col. Green is still an officer In the alighting from our car w.e commenced the to 86,000 tons,, while in.the first year of rate of one and one half cents per mile in Conductors:— Mexican army, and nnd it it" was to him ascent of the big mound. The base of the Wilson law they amounted to 27$,- each direction limited tn return same tfay.' TBY OWE dandys the * new ties for So pt. H. B. ANDRUS < Maximilian surrendered. By her court- tb-s great pyramid covers 20 acres of PQO torts. Tbe importations of flax in An admission ticket for 50 cents will be men and boys. H»ni Welton J. C. KETCMAH. W and kindly attention Mrs Green ground, Is 177 feet high, and on its sum­ the last year of the McKinley Jaw was sold in connection with the rail road tlclieL says Thin Bmlth steals thru i, why be n» G. >. BASSETT. won the highest regard of every m mber J mit is a cathedral built to take the place 4.000 tons, in the first year of the Wilson C. R. Osbohk. •ell them so cheap, nt TMa Sml'.li's -of the party and both thc Col. and Mrs. of"the v- old ,J Temple ’ which ■ • • ■ ibe- Spaniards - law 9,000 tons. Of hemp, the importa­ Famous. ’ ---------------- Agt. «r«*en will to remembered by the Michigan destroyed, acd which con (allied many old tions in the last yekr of the McKinley General Conference Mctbodlri Church WE HAVE 47 pairs o' odds ami rods tourists for the courtesies shown them. writings, picture paintings and manu­ law were less than 2,000 tons, while in Cleveland, Ohio May l»t,u>31»t. _ t, r. .— of'stock. ■< is .-hoea pi'^ Every citizen of Hastings will remember scripts that might have shed some light on the first yepr of the Wilson law they up to close out and If; vre Cm :fit you out The Mich. Cent, will make a rate of one the big fiio here several years ago when tbe earlier history of Mexico previous to were over 10,000 finis. standard first class limited fare for the of them you get them at hsK price. the croquet factory burned. Assistance the appearance of the Toltecs in 650 A. D. 1‘bin Smith. The following table will show in de­ round trip. Date of sale April 29 and Ru, 'vra* asked of several cities and the first Tbe elimb up the pyramid Is a hard one, ’.7 t :! <• Famow-' trahi with tire engine to reach here we and one apt to test the lungs lo the fullest tail the quantities of farm products im­ .May 1 and 2. Tickets will be jliulted. to Dr. W . J. Moorley Lee, the Distin ­ continuous passage In each direction and 'behove was from Charlotte, the trip having capacity, capacity, though wougn aa paved paved path path winds winds its its ported in the first year of the Wilson Hosiery no one can or w.R try .. to . m*trh good for 5 days Dorn date of sale. An exus on mens hosiery every b dy owns upto law compared with the last fiscal year guished Japanese Throat and Lung « n 8 remarkably short time. I way up to tbe Cathedral from the base of tentlon of time can be had by depositing ui\ Surra. b. M. Wmoey was the engineer's name, - pyramid.' This “ that. ’hix cf the McKinley law. These two annual „ - ---------pyramid is much Surgeon, Ear and Eye Expert. . it the Famots. that made this fast run. K„ «- larger than tbe great Cheops of Egypt. ]>eriods are selected because they are the tickets with Joint Ag|. at Cleveland. He is now c em*»kjcd as engiaeer on the Mexican Central C. R. Osuonx, •> , ~----- -- When tbe Toltecs came to Mexico in 650 ones most, readily touching the dates at THINK OF IT we will, sell yon a xJ “ead<luar^rrs ®t tto City Of Mexico. J. they .»uuu found iui thisB pyraunu pyramid >u*i just m as n It u Is u> to whicti the new law went into effect A|gL light weight overenat to Wednesday Feb. 20th, at 7 a. in. we left । day. with the exception of the Cathedral - - pm:.-surra. The government's official statements Th. notrd .prelalfst who bu enjoyed leas than half price. ■las'.el |y or Mexico to take a trip down * on top. Therein .no telling when this STUDENT’S CYCLOPEDIA. Lt”11 <• Famoto. are made up either by fiscal years end ­ .□ch wooderfnl ineeroa I d J> p * d . . Europe. wrioughttie tropical regions of the country, I pyramid was built nor by whom. No WK NBVER add on . ne Half And to see some of the noted pyramids of writings have yet been found to tell auy- ing June 30, or calendar years ending Recommendation, frnn* H. R. Pattrngill New York .nd thia «1«te, will iqroln .Mt so we can throw it on as U>U oily on Saturday and Sunday May 2 December 31. As the new law went into Mexieo. ^e went over the Mexican Rail- tiling about it, aud nothing bux a musty Jndgw hmith and Prof, Naalley. । and 3. All Invalid, who rial! theae emi­ we might take the mlvantr.--- of way. and the ride over this road forms one | old legend concerning It has teen left to effect August 28, the fiscal year ending n». people If we did at the Fsni nent sprolallau on that date, will rnelro •of the most pleasant memories of the entire us. This legend, which --------• — Tbe Student's Cyclopedia is a brief vet was given by •»-the June 30, 1894, and the calendar year be­ Ph ix Sun*. trip, aud a visit to Mexico would to In- Aztecs to the Spanish Franciscans along ginning January 1.1805, are thj annual comprehensive work, so fiee from techni­ Derrlew. throe month. Iroe. They treat UHDEKWEAR we have a new I”1 •eomptate without it. It was tbe firs’ rail- about 1520, says that tbl- pyramid wns periods most nearly touchingXhe date cal terms and presenting facts In such lan all curonle dlaeaaes, such as rbeuiaatlsm • cheap‘r than we sola paralysis, neuralfla. headaches, 81a, aleepvwad that was built in tbe republic and built by a race of giants descended from interesting way as to stimulate tn the of the change from McKinley tariff to ’■x’endjj/rom the City of Mexico to Vera Hie two survivors of a great flood, aud '**??■*• brMln *,hJ nervous exhaustion, last summer so have gpecls bargain** lhf1 tove lor ,ndeP*ndeni research the WBaon-Gonnan tariff. It is interest* •bin SmithCflft. -fi^Mfinee Of 263 miles. There are tiiat it was their Intention to rear its wh eh te the basis of all true education -J ¥«.»• Dance, cancers, tnmoro. skin 11 the Famo*’*’*!ao branches from Apizseo to Pudbla, a heights to Heaven but having incurred tbe <ng, therefore, to compere the importa­ while for people ot the busy work-a-dav dlaeaaM, I nd nd I nx pimples, troekler. uldistance of over 50 miles, and from Omet- displeasure of the Gods they were destroy­ tion of farm products during these two world It is an invaluable aid iu gainhir rera, aalt rheum, etc; a>.» heart. Ilror, S.ltx. w tror» 1 or’ »□«» >»>? »»•’• Aiseo to Pacbuca. We will have more to ed. This pyramid is built uf sun dried periods. In a few cn»<s where the fig- desired Informatloo whh the least possible domaeh and kidney dl-w.ea. male and fro part ha* been paid ot tl< tll• poMWie diseases, nervous debility, exhausted "Bay concerning this line later ou, but will brick, clay and llme-slone. It has received urea cannot be obtained by pounds, expenditure of time. kI price® »’d vitality. COUID.IO, of Hero, averalon to cause < bey saw the goods n ■ n.- well say here tbet the scenery along the way the atleuGon of the worlds greatest bushels or tons, the values are given. Henkt R. Patvfngill, said they could not dti near rannotlte surpassed anywhere, even in the scientists. Humboldt spent a long time The following table shows the impor­ State SupL Schoola. society, loro or memory rod energy, etc., la Where aud wanted them h<’ptt bw^orld. In making this last statement in Investigating it and pronounced It tations of farm products under the Mc­ quickly and penuanemly cured by an or’bin Smith udnai and never-falling treatment Cures vwr accept the opinion of sonic of oar party ‘ wonderful. ‘ * ’. Unless an army of meu was Kinley law in the fiscal year ending 11 thc Fainon'1 have had a set of “The Studmfv Mho have passed through Switzerland and ♦•roploycd • - •tn its construction it must have June 30, 1S94. compared with the im­ when others have tailed, but •5 cents iZw^lu 11 * ’ ” y f ° r “ **' r * 1 "«*« SWEATERS 50 «<> Will not aeeept Incurable eaarov They will kw seen what is supposed to to the best taken upwards of a century, or possibly wm bought nor. repwl.lly r« njY... Fann । ' Ceutarlts to complete. Tuunda have been portations under the Wilson bill in the B scenery abroad. ' •'°11 lt,0">ukiny. free of ebante. Puis Smith. uTut" m ’ * »eh”” ™^ Ddar year beginning January 1. iS.!! ’’V"’ lne“»M».'be> will bankly. Soon after leaving the city we saw inadu into the sides of this pyramid fur U aMsMmnraUylB bb , ktodly, mu )(IU M. ’• natives digging a large canal. In moving tbe purptae of examining Its construction rAMOUB BAHTS n■ Miem.ioU.iurohi.ble. It u « uiroKTs or fahm nrt’7^ Take one candid thought before It la too diit the Mexican! still continue in the and thc tiers of brick are exposed to view. ------- -pmodccts. tl'r oph “...... work lu the Mbror, ,nd bo<M m,"?™ McKinley taw Wilson law been startmost primitive way known, as they do la It is said . that 100 tunnels have _________ n,*> l‘1,M I001 roll Uro F.mons P*nt» w.i ™ ’ hS mL.' i A "TL” 1 flecalyear. calendar$ear, help to tbo older pvople, u well •uujt everything. Insteaa of ualng tbovels ed Into this vast mound. Al yet no under­ “?* Irojond the reach of hope. rip. Why. no mm el« w> get, >••• i 1 help I" * •Uulent In the rehool. 1 reg.nl ft u u ex. Hemp. tons.............. Oonsumptlon, Mtbana, bronebtu. and io.m eellent work for tbe price ud mxxnmeud thej are the tost and cheap -■ Flax, tom................. Mg 11115 SMI™Hay, tons.................. u dlaroae. MUM It to .nj one, .u<t npedally to the atodwt he ro 1 at tlu- FanK**thrk new and neror-falll.ro method. Vegetable fiber.t'ns. Animals, number Cijcxext Smith. ( Lc hare m>3* f7W< 1 blur to conOatmeal, pounds. ’ Highest oi all in Leaveoing Power.—Latest U. S. Gov't Report TUB OR WOOL hat* <«.o» Feathers, valae....... 4 of the tM-T-l Barley, bujiheta...... In these busy days of progress then* j BIN in tbe city. ind wM°»kii tblt a,nKwt lndi*Peorabk and which tn»v __ .. PLOW shoes forrji.vu fl 00 nnd Si.25" beet Mllwnulree latest are I-. , i I bin,surra fl! 1 he Famous. Hastings . Banner. yWCfj * CREAM BAKING POWBS Pyramids of Mexico F. R. PflHGOflST, ; Barm and Eaton J Summer Normal... FAF1OUS NflSHVILLB ;AQNDfly,juuy6, Ml Ilin T01 EAST.’BGS! DR. HELEN LEE. H«r r. ,n, »»« Mill Shlrtt, >re so nt them made, hardly wash PM» Smith 1. Cloth!;* Stole burner Coaro."Ve b».< jome c*11 ,w* an Urom from 50c to «.OO. It^eY.io- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-04-30.pdf 3fbe2712c062ca6c4ef283945f9607a1 PDF Text Text , [ largest CIROU-.. lation op any . • • paper in county. Hastings VOL. XL. NO. 53X HASTINGS, MICH, APRIL 30, 1896. !Hastings Banner. Removal Sale PuMUbwl Tburs4»r, br »• COOK - BROS.. *i ----- AT----- HASTINGS, MICH I expect to move to the store lately occupied by r IRA VAN VALKENBURGH in about thirty days, and before that time wish ■to close out all tlie goods I can to save moving. N nv is the time to buy . DRY GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS, CARPETS, etc • - CHEAP. JULIUS RUSSELL 11 ■tm_ •. April 22nd. Just Received HOSIERY A beautiful fine tan hose is one of our leaders. Another one is a black hose with bal­ briggan soles, also one with balbriggan feet the kind you want for summer wear. UNDERWEAR Our men’s French Balbriggan shirts and drawers are exceptionally fine, and then the light weight shirts and drawers @ aye are proving their own worth and going fast, lhe ladies’gauze vests (a. toe and 15c are pronounced excellent by every lady who has seen.them. ‘ L. E. Stauffer FOK SALE Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing goods at unheard of prices. Special line of stouts for heavy weights. • Bicycle Out-Fits,—Suits, Belts, stockings, caps, sweater. Our all wool, turtle neck sweater (fl- $1.50 can’t be matched. CORRESPONDENCE. Prairieville. Mrs. L. Wilkinson moved to Ddlon on Tuesday last. F. Wales is making an extended visit to Syracuse, N. Y. Mr. Wheeler and wife are entertaining guests from Martin. Fred Naualey attended the funeral of a sister at Hopeflast week. Rev. C. Wheeler attended a Ministerial association at South Haven last week. David Shepard and wife, of Martin, vis­ ited Mason Holcomb and family over Sun­ day. Mrs. Ann Jones has gone to Fremont Center, Newaygo county, to attend a sick sister. Miss Dowling was called to Grand Rap­ ids during the week to attend the funeral of her Ulster. Mrs. Collier and Mrs. McLeay attended the state Prohibition convention held at Lansing last week. The Juvenile male quartette are going to give a concert at this place at some date during tbe first week of May. Mrs. C. B. Carpenter, of Grand Rapids, gave an address on the subject of Foreign Missions at the Methodist church . Friday evening. . On Thursday last as Levi Waters was driving out of the village bis team became frightened and ran away. Mrs. Waters jumped from the wagon after they had ran over a picket fence. She was somewhat Injured but it Is hoped not seriously. Decoration Day will be observed in this, place May 30th after the usual manner. The K. of P., K. of T. M . L. of T. M.. lhe surrounding public schools and all who take an interest In honoring the pa­ triotic dead nre cordially invited. The Ladles Aid will serve dinner and do all in their power to serve and entertain in tbe best manner possible. Come all patriotic citizens and give this day in honor of the * dead who saved our country. Ulnds Corners. Jessie Cock is visiting iu Otsego. Dora Musher, of Kalamazoo, is the guest of Mrs. C. A. Nutt, this week. Rev. Allie Bunnell was the guest of friends Id this place last week. Mrs. Jane Hunt, of Van Buren county, is visiting relatives at this place. Miss Rosie Brown is spending a couple of weeks with her aunt in Otsego. Miss Birdie St John has gome to spend a few weeks with her brother in Muncy, Ind. School commenced Monday with Arloa Gaskill as teacher which insures us a gnod school. Rev. Glllet, of BarryviHe, will lecture for the Y. P. S. C. E. at this place Sunday eve May 10. Rev. J. J. Bunnell and son visited In titis place last week and iu a short time will start for Ala. Elmer Bishop, of Delton, has purchased a part of Geo. Wilkinson’s farm and will move immediately. Rev. W. B. Suell. Conference Evange­ list and former pastor of this place will preach to us Friday eve May Lr A number from Barry attended quarter­ ly meeting at this place Sunday. Rev. Weaver was assisted by Rev. Tompkinson, of Kalamazoo, and- Rev. J. J. Bunnell, of Lacey. A number of young people from west Rutland met at the home of Mr. Arid Mrs. Fred Hinds Friday night presenting them with a beautiful decorated water set as a token of their friendship. All had a very enjoyable time. WoodlMBd. Best and Cheapest Line of shirts in the market. I Sell Exclusively the Famous “Gold” and Silver dress and Negligee shirts. Universally acknow­ ledged by shirt wearers to be the “cheapest” because the “best” shirt in .America. Yours for low prices, J. C. FARRELL .....CLOTHIER Jos. Cramer has a new bicycle. S. S. Schantz will remove his stock of goods to Northville Monday. F. F. Hilbert has gone to the northern part of the state on a business trip. Edith Densmore and lady friend, of Ionia, are visiting Woodland friends. C. F. Hough and wife, of Nashville, spent Sunday with Woodland friends. Wm. Shutter and family have trioved in­ to the house uf Levi Holmes on north Main H. Haynes and Lydia Miller were married on Sunday morning by Rev. Wandewaker. ■ Freemont Cramer and .wife, of Grand Rapids, look dinner al B. 8. Hoilys one day last week. The building vacated by S. S. Schantz will be Immediately occupied by Mr. Haslet, of Charlotte, who will put in a large slock of dry goods. Charles Rowlader has purchased the 20 acre orange grove that his father formerly owned in Florida. Charlie and his wife will go to Florida the coming fall and make their future home there. While we are sorry to lose Mr. Rowlader nd wife yet we are glad to know that they are prospering. Cbxrlle Is > hostler and we hare no doubt that he will soreeed. J. M. Smith was lo SooOeld Toeaday on legal business. MiddlevilleMias Bessie George spent Sunday In the THE BEST IN THE MARKET. Ramblers, Clevelands, . __ •Richmond Special, Crowns, ({££t?')Richmond Richmond No. 1, Falcons, Duke Richmond, Envoy, Duchess “ Fleetwing, Road King, Smalley, Road Queen. Calumet, Prices ranging from $38.00 to $100.00. BigugIb Sundries a SpecialtyGoll and BlGude Hosiery ot all Kinds. At The BANKRUPT STORE- 'W***********WbWWWWM 4? TISING MEDIUM II BARRY COUNTY. .. C. 11. OSBORN & c »wwaM****************** ******** UDenton PratL of Caledonia, was iu the village Saturday. ___ John Carveth, of Grand Rapids, was In the village Tuesday. Mrs. M. F. Jordan is'visiting her mother In Detroit this week.. _ Don D. Putnam commences leaching at Carlton Centre Monday. Lucile Wilkinson and Hazel Hendrick* spent Sunday in Kent Co. Rev. C. Cutler, ot Morxxn stopped tn village over Sunday. The high school Juniors defeated the Seniors at a game of ball SMturday. John Velte «nd C. S. Pilmertun, ot Woodland, were In towntaat we«. Hlaa Mar Baaaett apeut S*«rd">’ |D Wa^and lhe xueat of Mrs. Hw'“E. s. Groatend baa dlacontlnued the bakery bualneaa In lhl> " Mlsener will continue tbe bnalneM. Far Diamond la asalatlnk Spakteaaeher Jobnaon Ini tbeir their hardware store. atore. Mltob.1 Mr who .pent the _- , irA Hx soen Mrs M. A. - -------- ■ , winter with her ,£ tornrd to her home In the vitiate 1*« ‘ • Hickory Corners. Rev. Mr. Tompklnson. of Kalamazoo, pro-bed at the M. P. church last Sunday evening.’ The splendid spring-weather Is being well mitred by the farmers In this local!ty in preparing tbe ground and planningthe spring crops. The sermon at lhe W. M. church on Sabbatn morning was given iu the Interest of home and foreign missions. The con­ gregation reeponduJ in the sum of 825.00 tn cash arid pledges. The juveniles of this place gave a con­ cert at lhe Bunnell school bouse th< eve­ ning of the Slst inst the proceeds of which are to : e used toward ttib building on ad­ dition ou tbe M. P. parsonage. Mrs. A. G. Cortright gave a party the evening of the 25th inst In honor of the 17th anniversary of the birthday of her daughter Vera. The party was planned a surprise. The guests assembled while Miss Vera was absent from borne as plan­ ned by her mother. Those that were present report a pleasant time. Cloverdale. Croquet is pdptilar here this summer. John Horn has commenced building his bouse. John Cairns, of Prairieville, was in Cloverdide last. Tuesday. Miss Nettie Chamberlain is assisting her sister Edith In Hastings. Tbe weather just suits everyone in.thls vicinity and all wear smiling faces. Charlea Enzlan and wife are tbe guests of their daughter Mrs. Geo. M. Conner. . Eva Ashby is assisting Mrs. Martin Bates In her household duties this sum­ mer. Rev. Hobgappei preached his inaugural discourse here last Sunday to a large and attentive congregation. Tbe whistle at the brick yard is once more to’be heard, reminding us that the busy season has arrived. 1 hope that the comrades off tbe G. A. R. will notice that tbe Memorial sermon will be preached here at the church on Sunday, May 34th at ten o’clock a. m. in­ stead of the time mentioned in last week’s Banner. Freeport. J. L. Young Sundayed In Freeport. R. Wolcott and James W. Godfrey were in Ionia last Thursday. The Boy’s Brigade will give an enter­ tainment In Freeoort Ball May 13 th. An entertainment will be given by Has­ tings talent In Union Hall Saturday even­ ing. The annual missionary meeting of the U. B. church will be held In Freeport next week. Several from this place will attend tlie Y. P. 3. C. E. convention at Hastings this week. • Reported that one of Pat Dooley’s sons was quite seriously Injured while playing ball Sunday. A Scotch Solve was held in Freeport hall Tuesday evening under the auspices nf the Cong*! society. Freeport and Alto nines crossed bats at tills plane last Saturday ji. m. Score is to 23 in favor of Freeport. • WHOLE NO. 2133 Carlton. . Wheat, rye *nd grass are flourishing. Miss Uhl returned to Grand Rapids last Monday: C. Haddox has moved. his ‘saw mill to Irving. John Fleming will set ont a large peach orchard this spring. Mr. Young starts to California this week to visit his daughter. Jess Vester is’ the owner of a new bicy­ cle. also Frank Friend. The Center school resumes Monday May 4th. with Don Putnam at the helm. Miss Myrtle Odell has secured a clerk­ ship in Freeport. She spent Sunday with her parents. Otis Landon has set out 1000 raspberry bushes. Many others are setting out smaller quantities. Apple, cherries and pear trees are blossoming full, but fruit men say the peaches are killed. Thornapple Lake. Mrs. blile Hill is very poorly.Mrs. Jessie Strong is yet very low. Lizzie Farley has returned home. Harry Strong is the father of a baby boy. John Rule expects to go to Ohio soon to stay until harvest. Mrs. Ashaulder is caring for the infant' child of Mrs. Henry Strong. Mrs, Rale is spending a-few weeks with her daughter Mrs. Myers at BarryviHe. Christian Endeavor services next Sundayevening at BarryvIDe will be conducted by Omo Warren. Mrs. Cora Deller was elected delegate to the C. E. convention to be held at Hastings Friday and Saturday. Johnstown. * Beautiful weather and lots of work. H. J. Idea Is building a new baru, Henry and C. E. Iden are planting quite an area to trees tyls spring. Elder D. B. Pope and Dr. Wilson, from Hickory Corners, were fishing on Fine lake Monday. Mrs. C. E. Paul went to Manchester, Mich, on Tuesday. April 21 to attend the “ funeral of her brother. Ira Glover. to Eden Park, where groves were planted and single trees In memory of distinguish­ ed men. poets, orators, governors, and others. The school ehiidren and their teachers formed a conspicuous feature of tbe planting of the trees. Tree planting there became a festivity, eombining at oooe pleasure and utility. Whenever since then Arbor Day has been adopted its observance-has been con­ nected with tbe schools, there it has be­ come a school festival as ft has also be­ come a national one. Arbor Day Is dow observed In accordance with legislative act, or annual public proclamation, to forty four States and Territories. Arbor Day is educational iu tbe best and largest sense. By engaging the pupils in tbe study of trees, by actual olreervarioo ahd handling of them in tbeir living state, the observing faculties are appealed to and cultivated and tbeir minds are easily led on from the study of trees to that of shrubs and flowering plants and all natural objects. There can be no better training than this. It forms one of the best equip­ ments for success in life in whatever em­ ployment one may be engaged and is a never-falling source of enjoyment : HlghSchool Notes. Rev. Grigsby conducted chapel exercis­ es Monday morning. Hariie Andrus and James Coy have been out of school the past week. The following have visited us during tbe past week: East Wormeth, Bessie Donovan, Miss Carpenter, Etta Hubbard, Jessie Brooks. Roy Hayter, Charlie Kenfield and Floyd Havens. The class in vocal music is advancing rapidly under the able direction of Miss Fitzsimmons. Two of the Algebra classes are now wrestling with Quadratics. All of our teachers but six are now rid­ ing wheels. . 8th gbadb The class colors of *90 have been chosen by our grade. Ada Powers and Willie Dawson have been absent on account of sickness. Violet Grigsby is organist this week. We would like to see more visitors, we have had but one this term. In history we have just completed “Tbe ‘ conquest of Mexico” and In arithmetic have just begun Mensuration.' Booth Hunt 1 off*. Saturday about thirty of Elmira Barna­ by's young friends made her a surprise visit to remind her that It was her ninth birthday. After a pleasant time spent In 6th grade. games and plays refreshments were serv­ We enjoyed our “South America” day ed. They returned to their homes to re­ very much and do not think we will ever port having a very pleasant time. forget South America or its products. Forty-eight called ou us that day. Our SCHOOL COLUMN. walls were decorated with all kinds of Conducted by Flora J Beadle. Co. Comm’nr. productions from S. A. Burdette Sutton is the only one absenL Origin and HHtory of Arbor Day. One division is reading the “Hunting of The first to call attention in this country the Deer.” in an impressive way. to the value and 2ND WARD absolute need of trees was the eminent In our garden In our school room we scholar and wise observer, Geo. P. Marsh, for many years our representative at the have wheat, oats, corn, and peas up from ‘ courts of Italy and Turkey. His residence five to seven inches. The apple boughs are in* full bloom and in those old countries was calculated to the other seeds and birds are doing well. draw bis attention to the subje-t, as It We have a daily average of 41 pupils would not have been drawn had he always this term, only three of which are over lived in his native land. In Europe Mr. Marsh found tbe governments of Italy and nine years old. We are sorry to lose one of our pupils. Germany making active endeavors and at great expMIBar*>~rehabi)ltate their forests Lemuel Crawford goes up North to live. Frank-Friend lias a new bike. which had been depleted centuries before. Farmers are busy putting in their spring Hr found the forests regarded as a most SundaySehool A»»oclation. crops. The following Is the program for tifie Frank Shriber and wife, of Hastings valuable crop which the ground can pro­ duce, and schools of a grade corresponding ninth annual meeting of the Sunday visited friends In this place Sunday. Mrs. John Carpenter jr, spent Saturday tiy-our colleges, established for the special School Association of Thornapple and Irv­ and Sunday with friends In Campbell, purpose jf training men for the successful ing Townships to be held at Parmelee. planting and cultivation of forests. He Michigan, on Wednesday, May 6th, 1896 Ionia county. Clem Haddix is through sawing here found the growth of trees reduced to a at the. M. E. church. science, and the management of wood­ and is moving his saw mill on sec. 3G, . morXing skssion ■ Irving, where he has bought some timber. lands constituting one of the most im­ Devotional Exereelses. Rev. H. Halsey, Free­ port. Jud Carpenter came very near getting portant departments of state. Such discoveries were well calculated Reading ot Minutes. an ankle smashed while working in Had­ Appolntmmt of Committees. dix saw mill Thursday by a log rolling on to fix his attention upon the very different Address ot Weleome. Rev. Woodlock, Cale­ donia. him. He was laid up a few days for re­ condition of the forest^ of United States, and to convince him that the reckless dis­ Response. Rev. Walter Biss. Middlfville. ' pairs. -How may each Member of this Community be The womans’brigade invaded the saw traction of them then going on here. If Beoefltted by tn1s Association?” Bev. R. mill one day last week; although they did not checked, would bring upon this land D. Freeman. Irving. Discussion led by-O. R. 8haw. Irving. no harm some of the boys were badly the same calamities which had befallen -The Chief Aim of the Sunday School and How countries uf the Old World. The result frightened. to Attain It,” Rev. F, A. Janes, Middle­ News reached us that Mrs- Hannah Ger- of Mr. Marsh’s observations was the publi­ ville. key. of North East Carlton died Saturday cation ot a volume entitled “The Earth Discussion led by Mrs. E. Mitchell. North Irv­ ing. also Mrs. Geo. Myers, of the same place, and Man" and that chapter in it on “The -Helpers Outside of the Church and Sunday Wood” to which we are Indebted for the School, J «W. Saunders. Middleville. who was buried Sunday. awakening of attention here to our des­ Discussion led by Mrs. M. M. Pinney, Middle­ ville. tructive treatment of the forests. Other thoughtful and observing men at We have a new post master. Charles home became aware from time to Ilina that, Devotional Exercises. Rav. W. A. Biss Middle­ ville. Mason. we were wasting our tree heritage. At Report Township Secretary. C. R. Palmer and family. spent Sunday the beginning of the present century the Report of of Town- hip Treasu'xr, in Castleton. f Election 0! Officers. Massachussetts Society for Promoting Advantages of Evergreen Bunday Schools, ’ W. W. Potter, of Hastings is spending Agriculture, affered prizes for forest plant­ Mr. Woodmansee, Parmelee. a few days here. ing and thirty years later the State order­ Discussion led by Henry Miller. Mrs. Frank Mosey and son spent Sun­ ed a survey of her timber lands. During ‘■Systematic House to House Visitation, and How to do It,” George Barber. Caledoata. day at Lake Odessa. the “sixties” acts began to be passed for Mrs. Ruse died at her home in enjfc Mtet- encouragement of timber planting. Discussion led by Rev. Ralph Wootoo. PreeMaple Grove Tuesday and was Mhfl v in the treeless western states. Tbe, 11 Revere nee in the Sunday School,” Miss Jen­ from the M. E. church Thursday juMH |Kli known timber-culture act was one of nie Robertson. Middleville. months from the limo of her husfflBM Lffiese. It made a free gift of tbe public Discussion led by Rev. G. W. My’.ne, Freeport. -Norma! Training for Teachers.” Rev. H. Ap­ funeral. .Mrs. Ruse injured her YohV lends to the successful planter of forest pleton. Middleville. Mlsceliaaeous Business. slightly some time ago but thought little trees on one-fourth of his entry. BvnrrwG session about IL II became verv painful and h About twenty years ago the subject of physician was called who pronounced it forest destruction and its detrimental re­ Devotional Exercises led by Rev. F. A. Middleville. a case of gangrene. Last Sunday Drs. sults came before the “Amer. Association Address, Rev. W. W. Taylor, Hastings. Sylvester and Comfort amputated the limb for tlie Advancement of Science” for con­ above tbe knee, bnt she did not live but a sideration and as the result of Its discuss­ few days. A large family of children and ions Congress-was asked to take steps for a number of grandchildren are left to the protection of the public tlaibef lands. Mr. Grigsby will preaeh at tbe Rogers, mourn her Joes. A committee of the House was appointed school house-next Sunday afternoon at 3. for the purpose of considering the estab ­ Yankee Sprlujr*. The Emmanuel Y. P. S. C. E. will be lishment of a forestry department of tbe led next Sunday evening by Miss Nora Addle Norris is on the gain. Government, and two years later thoOotu’r. Fox. ‘ J. P. Springer and wife spent Sunday of Agriculture was authorized to appoint iu Carlton. Services next Sunday at tbe Bapliat a forest commissioner, which was the Wm. Oston and wife, of Gun Lake, church at 10:30 a. m. Sunday School at foundation of the present Forestry Divis­ spent Sunday here. ion In the Dep’t. of Agriculture. About 12 m. B. Y. P. U. at 0:30. Mrs. F. E. Raymond is spending tbe this time a practical movement was inaug­ Mande Rorabeck will lead the meeting week with her sister Mm. Oston near urated by tbe present Sec. of Agriculture, of the Y. P. S. C. E. at Presbyterian Gun Lake. J. Sterling Morton, which has done more church next Sunday evening. A gentleman from Battle Creek was for tbe protection of our forests and the here looking up laud connected with the The B. Y. P. V. will serve supper at '‘ncouragement of tree planting than all Pearl estate of Marshall. our legislation. This was the establish­ theG. A. R. Hall on Saturday of thia Manley Baldwin, an old resident of this ment of Arbor Day. It was the happy week from 5 to 7 o’clock. Supper 10-15C. township died laat Thursday, after a brief tbooghi of this pioneer settler on the tree­ All are cordially Invited. illness. Funeral Saturday at Bowen’s less plains of Nebraska, who knew and Services as usual at the Methodist Mills conducted by Rer. Wilder. lib felt the value of trees about the home, to church next Sunday. in tlie evening tne wife survives him. enlist bis nelgbbonrthronghout the State subject of tne sermon will be “Tree* of in tbe work of tree planting on one and Rlglileousness,” a sermon on Arbor day. the same given day. His suggestion in A. C. Wall has a new wheel. Remember tbe Barry County W. C. T. Mr. Flory has returned from a visit in tbe form of a reoolntion was brought before the State board of agriculture and adapted, U. Convention will be held at Woodland Ohio. Wednesday and Thursday May 13th and and It was reported that many millions of ig stone to KalaG. Marks Is now Martha Gbiomby. Co. PreaMent. trees were viauted that year in Nebraska. 14th. mazno. '-------- — ^ M Liou Killing ” is tbe topic for next Thll successful Inanguretion of Arbor C. Bevier and wife and eon vlaited brre Day led tn Ite adoption In many other Sunday morning’s address in Presbyter­ Sunday. States. . J. W. Wolf wm in Sunfield and Part­ ian church. In tbe evening a talk about In 1882 Arbor Day became connected in cycling and Its suggestions. Tbe Cycling land last week. elub heartily invited.) ( Mr*. L Munion and daughter spent TH. It did tor Hi. Unit time durltHt lb. Sunday In tba Grove. ill Wtn. Smith it now arranging to move «Hkxu ot tbe N.tlOb.1 Porertr, Conren. to Q,rjtoo «■“> nJi MV *ur< Ue HeDooHd nd r»«ll, friend, at Cedar Cr«t Suodaj, bU wife Invited to be present f i ■ �‘----------------, ■ . Hastings Banner. I r- his legj* pulled. DOG OF THE IRON MASK. J earthly paradises. gkgjrayb Portlus* of th* Earth Tb-'t Approaek ’ CUmatle Perfection. ■ Thursday, Apr. 30. 1896 DecefvRMl th* Bireet Mongrel. R*K*rd* ilia Lot. For an inhabitant of the north tern■ II thrtag Fbysfci Bm ISj A relative who lh es in oce ©f the one­ perate none the most nearly correct ■ COOK BROS.. Proprietors. lr_^*‘Some people may think that n con­ ■ J glljnt " gressman saves a pile of money out of time fashionable mansions now be­ climate would probably be lhe ialORd *W , ttaxloo*. \his salary,” said a wdl-known southern come students* boarding houses, in the ul Tasmania, which enjoys warmth | congressman, who was talking to n south end, tells me a pretty good story without heat end fxe»hu«» without j ■ Washitig-toD Star reporter on the vicis­ of A dog, says a reporter for the Boston cold, and mon-oii-x posswea '■ climate ■ ■ ■» - f—I ■ C. K. situdes of running for office, and es­ Post. In the yard, where a fount tin so equable that tbe average tempers- ■ ■ ■ ■ I ■ ■ ta Summary of the Daily Proceed­ pecially for congress, ’’but a man has to was once known to play, but where nw\ tore rouges from W to C3 degrees.giv- • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■~ ings at Washington. IW i be a small walking bank to accommo­ dust gathers, is tin iron statue ol a dog? i„g a niT-ou of about =2. In addiUon date the large number of his 'friends’ The iron dog watches and guards tlie to thio, or possibly in coMequenw of >1. | ZSgsgL and supporters who need.a little money old fountain, but he in his turn has an and the purifying efteet of the dcr CounldwraUon iu th* Senate for some urgent matter. In my state admirer and adorer. The other day,’ breezee, there la prortleuHy no disease ■ urerxess, *■*•*-*«i---------- • time tabi f V*" v.-e have to make campaigns and appear hunting for another dog to go out und save what the inhabitant* are responsi­ olutlona Pa*»*d. before the people at meetings. Well, I play tag with him, came a young street ble for. There are many 'groups of ispboratb ow>bn. mongreL He was unaccustomt d to the have never attended a meeting but that Stations. iands in the South Pacific which fully •f.aten! Mlrhixni.G.rtmiy of Byrvy^Washington, April 21.—The senate I did not have some kind of a subscrip­ ways of aristocracy, and in his simple Af a AT-ktc al the (<»urt t deserve the name of earthly paru-ise, npenti jpost of the time yesterday talk­ tion poked into my face.. Somebody ignorance supposed that anything that but they have tho fault of being too t’cmotj of Barry, bukeu «» tt>* Pr-»Uu’e Ht U* .eftv of Bartfim. «"“ ceuUj. ■ XOJH’U. ing aiiout claims for $250,OCX) made by wants something for a church and f^r looked like a dog was a dog'. <tav «f April fo tor much like paradise. The volley of Cash­ We ’nt’MUiy, Uu Up to the statue he bounded barking jwsr one ttionwuxi eight' mmdrea and uincty Kalamazoo Lv.. agents and attorneys of the Cherokee missionary purposes or for helping mere .in northern India and of Quito East Gosper and wagging his tail. In stately im­ Indians, of the Indian territory. The svine fellow who ha.-* been burned out. in Ecquador possess climates which Wi-reten£, ObariM W. Armstrong. Juda* of RtChlSnd Junrt. joint {resolution for the appointment of pr«. ale. ‘‘You can’t avoid suliscribing, and mobility the iron dog gazed on out into !.i tbe matteroftheesuwof Natey M; Jor> Ocn. Franklin. Heprescntatire Steele, have to head the list with the largest vacancy. This did not deceive the are almost perfect, but they suffer the Lake, Gen. Beale and Gen. Henderson as mem­ sum. Then about the time you think other. He had seen plenty of dogs as-,, disadvantage 4of a great distance from ^u^vadl’^itod flllni th* rrHtloii dvly rarr.rtfl Drooked Delton ... . . bers of the board of managers of the you are through with having your leg snme just that haughty and abstracted*' the sea. Australia is too dry and New of Ralph H- Jar&m. i myinK th« Ctora'dxic..., Uon ©fNifd »« pruLiad u> Fitoo A. Aken* Point... Zealand too damp to approach perfec ­ National Soldiers’ home was adopted. pulled some lazy fellow will walk up manner when they did not care to fight. Shrldun or to somr n’-lirr auitaoi* per.^n. lima........... Washington, April 22.—Thrf Indian and say: ‘How do, gineral? I hud ter Wishing to rhow his iron friend that he tion ; but Tasmania possesses tbe happy Tnureoponsiwordrmt.tbR: Friday tor I5to t« ockwk te OABTIKt'.!*....... mean which affords health and comfort d>v of May.- A. ». appropriation bill occupied the.'atten­ quit my work ter come ont :ii]d hear you appreciated his attltnde, but assuring the foretuxM). ’-‘r xMtr a»<mi for:!;? hearing of **l«! without the danger of degeneration petition, and that thehrirr-ai lawofitakf dws* Goats Grave., tion of the senate during the greater terday, and I thunk yer wout giv* me him of no evil intention, the dog from part of lhe session yesterday and the which is tije penalty of more luxurious S. anTsll otMT prrwm IntrrtmtaO tn said woodland .... a dollar.’ While you have the greatest the street kept on barkingand wagging estate, are required to aH*ar « mk510:1 o!' Indian school question caused a lively climes. Of places near home, the Isle Mid court, then to be imldcn nt tbe -Probate contempt for the man, you give him the his tail. He even ran around bis friend 5ir.ee. in the c>tv of Uaatlno. in aaid c-hiuv.. debate. a number of times to show that there of Man probably most marly fulfills and dollar. abow cause, tf any there hr. why the Detroit Washington. April 23.—The time U , ' the eoodltkns of the question. Al­ if the I'ctttiunur may nol craafod. And Grand Bapius. “When you leave the meeting you arc was-no ill-will—os is the manner of wu occupied in the senate yesterday la further ordered, dint aald j-trtloner jrtvt dogs. But the dog of tbe iron mask did though so much farther north, ita aver­ It out anywhere from $20 to $50. These nonce to toe pen»o::» IntereMec la wdd eatate. in further discussion of the Indian apage temperature is. almost ns high and not budge-. My relative says that he is afthe j*ndeucvof said petition, end the bear ' proprjation bill, and an amendment was are just a few instances of what a candi­ sure that even if the street dog had quite as equable as that of the Isle of Ina thereof by caasing a copy uf this order to bt Station.. s adopted to drop sectarian schools for date has to spend money for. After he brought around a cat to chase the iron Wight, but it possesses tbe additional pubUahed to the iUanNoa BixMiuiutwh paper printed and cirruiut«*d in nuid Connty Ot gets through thecampaign and is electedIndios children after July 1. 1898. dog would have remained unmoved. A advantage of -freedom from the fogs, Barry once tn each week tor.three auev**ai*> Washington, April 24. — The Indian he has to furnish every dead beat from previou* to raid day of beuriuit. weeks red Irish setter came out finally and which, are the greatest disadvantage Chahlkm w. An*n»CNa. appropriation bill earning, with hie district who should-happen ts come; (A true copy ) Jud<e of Probate. called the street dog away. The latter of the shores of tlie English channel. axnendinents, about $9,1^,000, was to Washington with' money. Fve ac­ Grand Rapids. went with distinct triiccs of reluctance Jetroft passed by the senate yesterday and tbe tually given them money and railroad OBDBR OF'PUBLICATION. TESTING CHRONOMETERS. in his manner. He liked the stj'le of rAWUPg ...;..■ tickets to get home and have them go • •■■. a as; wjj] sundry civil appropriation bill was dis­ State of Michigan. that iron dog and had rather play in his Th* tntcrejtln; Process of Adjusting cussed. Ata caucus of republican sen­ back and work against me.” T»w Circuit Court for the County of Barry • Woodland-..’.. yard with him. WatctiM for Temperature. Ctxoa Grove . f’i Chancery. ators it was the unanimous opinion that 1 Ataareston ot raid IRO>’Y OF FATE. Before a first-class wotch is sold it Olive Lenln<ton final adjournment ought to be possible ARRIVING AT CONCLUSIONS I Court, held a: the U.vsnxGb......... Cotnphdnaut. has to go through a variety of tests or .. yCourt House In the by May 18. It Pnrsne* T„o Kuiinentljr Respectable Unique Method* of Ressonlng. Which “adjustment*,'’ and onr of'the moat Frederick Jx»ntntr!on 1 city of H.;stings, on <ht>ta.................. J>»nlng!on Washington, April 25.—The senate Dr.e&dant. . } Monday the wife dav Akers Point Some People Adopt. important is the adjustment for tem­ gave'the time yesterday to the sundry j Not long ago there were two ladira of April A. D. 1 VC. i'toveniale......... Charles Daniels, a member of con­ Dolma................ Present Hon. Clement Smith. perature. civil appropriation bill without com- stepping at tne same boarding house, Cirenlt Judge. Crooked Lake.... gress from Buffalo, served 26 years on Chronometers arv adjusted for tem­ ploting it. A bill was introduced es- They were single ladies, be it said, and ItsafHtictarih'appnrtDttotiUa Court that MHO.......... .•......... the New York supreme court bench peratures varying from 50 degre'** to the DefeHdaiit Frederick l-enlnjcum Is a non­ Crewy tablishing new regulations for forest both highly respectable. But for some before he wm elected to congress. Re­ W/ degrees, as a rule, but some makers resident of this state, and that be resides Id the Bteola&d Junr't. » o •» sol a reservations. reason, sa; s tho Minneapolis Times, of Ohio. On tn iUou ot tiweexey A Sweezey itaMCooper Lt.. cently, in talking over old law cases —especially in France—cool them down State **» •SMi So'.lrltors for the Complainant, tr 1« ordered CllsmMnd Ar 'Washington. April 27.—The sundry known ooly to themselves, thev ' ...G k" . “, , i w « 10. 2 civil appropriation bill was completed “couldn’t get along,” und matters went ! T Tirv/J31! a"-ers’ ° to zero, and often they arc heated to tout Um? raid defendant Fredenrk Lenlngton cause’his anxixranre to be entered wittiiu four ,r>u“c*irr* tat affl bt and p»««l in th. ^ate on Saturday between th--X> from bad to wor» till । Time. h<- told a atory which 120 degrees. Beyond this point it is months from the date of tbb order, and Chat I7!D cwrF,-ty>fg «»iaat>r. std It carries 23T.0WW. they “quit .peaking," I * ^,u« ^“’‘"^n of the- unique dangerous to heat them, a* the oil In Oise of bIm appearance be can*e his answer rhe right Is resmrrd to t-iisnrc die:<me of-ttwh trams wifbuot r-oftee. B r7rr~ri7>7^They both got tired, ol eourae, hvln- metbo"' P“n,ued, P«P1' would be liable to injury, and even the to the eumplaluaDl'a bill to be fllrd and a copy No. 8*11! wait at Woodbury !w D. L t X thereof to [»• wrvrel ubtitt tlie Canip'alnant's •• TIUJIOOSL. in the same houto with .mortal enemy, i !“ The““? works might suffer. Solicitors, wttblntwenty days after »ervire of own vtwn neccssan. •fetop on auca^l only. a «H>y of said bill, and in defouit tbrrerf that llliu latrod.crd and r.tltu>n. and Brae- and finally both determined to move. I !? <JU7t,j that ofa man named Pocket watches are adjusted for tem­ said bill be taken ascoalrsaco. And it Im further .nun., rra.em.d. | Arrangements were made, and, aa luck I 2. VTT" peratures varying from 35 degrees to 95 ordered that Witt to twenty dajMtbe raid Com Waabington, April 21.—After paas- would have IL both moved the some [ , .2°'^ convicted in the lower degrees. The process consists in put­ plnlnnDt cause a ictl e of this order to be pub­ In the lUrrixus Bass mt. and tit*t the Lug a fow private bills the house spent day. Lady No. 1 loaded up her house- court of tbc murder of his wife. Tho ting the watch in a closc-f.ttlng case, lished rata publication be continued forth md tajMW the remainder of the session yesterday hold goods in tlie morning, and In the >: 5°'lrt ol, aP s ‘ and placing thia in a cold room, or a for six suocesslve weeks, at leant once in each week, or that he caave a copy of said order to peala, the find..<. finding n off th. the in the consideration ot tbe general de- afternoon a dray pulled up and car- ; nc “L' which "hlnh reversed rararwd th. refrigerator with ice, and leaving it ne r-TSonally serves upou toe ’aid defendant A special hearing was Frederick Lanington, at leant twenty days be­ fleieney bill—the last of the general r|ed away the trunk, shawlstraps. and i lower .court. there for some time, altering tlie works fore the time prescribed for bls appearance. ordered by .the governor. Thus wm appropriation bills A bill was Intro- other effects of lady No. 2. so as to make it ke£p regular time. Clkmknt Hmitw. duced to restrict the sale of drugged Lady No. 1 was just oompuslng her-. '.held at Syracuse, and Judge Daniels Then it is very gradually heated, great Cireul: Judge. was called upon to preside. . In examin ­ „ ... *clf te view Ute surroundings of her care being taken not to let the moisture MUKTGAGB SALE. Washington, April 22.-In the house mw lodging place, when a wagon ing the -jurors, one man said that he Default bavtugbeen mido In the conditions yesterday Hr. Skinner (N*. C.) Intro- stopped at the front door and began to I wl“ PtacJlced in the matter. When in the warm air condense upon it Next it is put in a specially con­ of s monimre made bv J«mr<i F. Kbro-<v>d nnd duced a bill which provldm for thesub- voJood a collection of articles unmis a’k,‘d */ he had hl« prejudice IH!. N'-w.vwt, w:fo, :• .1 1 Aolr. v.. structed oven, and 'heated to 90 or 100 March ar. i«B, and urn Marvii 17. ff&j, r,.; k-nra milting to n vote of the people of the takal.lv feminine. She sized up the from th<' pspert or by talking with intn the office of the Beataor of Deed* of Barrv quesfiai. whether coagrebs shall pass' lnmk nnd W(.nt downstalnh filled with . to rested parties or >y hearsay, be re­ or 120 degrees, the machinery being Comity tn th- State of Michigan, ta tlU r M of a tree coinage a const!- „“ horri ble suspicion, bn--------didn't1 again adjusted to go regularly. Chron­ .Murtr»«es,cin p«g«» 1JG. on wi.t.-U - tail, , and submit . awi aauav wuKuicwn, to vointerview interview the we 1 P;1,ed ,o <" . fr; >' ? i~--------ometers arc usually kept a -week in the there Is claim*-<t to be due Fire ilpuured aad tiitintin! ’l providing tirnvwiinrr fr>t« .... L-nn,v nV,.-.,,* they tk^ case, i..., t.-x tutiouul nrnpniimAt amenilmev.L for trio the landlady know n a tkin.. thing about but •that Twenty eight JMIani and thirty six onus'and elcetioa ot Pif-itleat and vice praaideut Iler .uipMon, were true. They had i U w“ prejudlorf. Ke' cold chamber, then a week in the hot, m» i:!t nr proceertag* at law hevlrc been inand again a week in the cold chamber. »t m:«ta 10 rtnover the t fticuat ’tarun-.t bl s;‘k(hyd'raelvoteoflhepe^le > moved into the same home. , , waa exensed. but Jujge Dantela waa mortamqe or.nj.ypor: Mich.uf. " • Washington. April 2.1.-Mr. Goodwin T|,re f, „0 mon_ , , not satisfied, and he sent thn sheriff A fter that they are ready to make voy­ Notice Is therefore beretiy afver. tout on 8a* Best First and S>w*nd*Class ages to any port between the equator lirday the !>’h 1 ur of 'uh 1K«. urn o'clock I l!”-1’! T v < !oSe -cou™'- ,h<,y “>><>“« 1>«« matlc up the! I <!n'1 ha<l.the iurcr broc"!:l «° K““ and the poles without losing pr gaining day m place of AftaCobu (dem.) Kaw, i.«» nskeil i»,»r, him tv where be in,.' ha<t gained his thi Fifib Alr.l-amn district. The.from gen- ri;fVa.ronrs#>« <mri n ' •Lssln-r! It .■'lai-K’aT-tro.'Kiri SI' sLA m MH, v«v, did u*(a AM/t, The fellow replied: *1 a minute. ora! |at pMon’bill was considered. H I y© ity ever after. But they not. Lade 'prejudice. 'VVM. v ,11 '..1:1 U^t>e 1- ,.,R . ft’,.- In whi. crat *» jnever get lier her toinlr trunk inqiHo inside nf of tK. th\- don’‘ know nnyUll"F “lout tb,- ctfte. ANGEJ.ES, . . 2 never act tL’.<U}“'tr jatfrilhet.a-.i} ,.i rarer l>k 14. CURIOUS CHINESE CUSTOM. amends the existing pension laws so as ! hc^,, ril u-ilk cu-tlnn to Uw kuliret M>Mrr. 1--• ; but tlie lawyers m.-.cki such- idle! of -af. dr.crltx’l raid ii^rlrare o. to prevent secretaries of the interior ’ । themselves in cxur.'/r.lfc-; the jurors CaUInff to Mla.l th* Bleary Of ilartaj ! । .i.k FRANCISCO :r.ivl: u.-rci-l ,:.r.T b- ntdtt.xn U and’pension commissioner^ from Undo- i Written Cmuactera. ;lr orauta: dot us ..Id ,-m :u j that I knew the ir.ut^ icust be guilty.’* DEAF MUTES DANCE. ing the! work and reversing the rulings : Iu a work catitlfd “An Australian Ufest Ibarroti. aad the eu.ls, clisnre* and and Intermediate Point*. • wnw. allm.11>, law and provl Jrf tor In uud A Jumplua Memmr on lb. 1-t.oo K^p. HORSELESS SLEIGH INVENTED of their! predecessors and also provides , iu China” occur, a deacription of the ’tw*. “ d !•’*■•••• twit unutra tn th. th* Stop for Them. , ~ ~ that pensions allowed shnilMate from • ot r> tor., C. antr ot Ham and Hut. ot A social dub of deaf mutes evist* in j wm Run on Kca'r and Xc« and tirea in i queer practice in China of honoring' THROUGH JOIST SLEEPING UPS their first application; fixes the maxi-' *•lo1 nt-tabre •lx:Mn j waste paper by committing it to the ■l .h- 1 ol IteUo” alto lot number owe w , th* Wuter. mnm income of a widow entitled to n 1 W arsaw since 1883, and as there arc leave Chlrqno. ttuou^hoai Ftil. I name.. In'the center of the gnxn liutnlrwi and u Irirrn lu liwdi and t-hrkauuT* a large unmber of persons thus afflict• iU M< * tors f° r horeelo^nlyigas are among pension under the ac?bf 1-Sft) nt ?3'J0 per i ”. . unmber of persons thus afflict- 1 Atib'lof1 to raid VtiUre ol IMtUl. n.rrr C«iaSpring and Winter « vcrj Wt<.:.. - !ay xnght. and Cincinnati O. every N«uur annum*, provides that n*> pension shall! .J.2-XV , of Kunsian Poland, the .; the latest novelties at the patent office. . stand, the hollow pillar. In wl.dch Chi- e. Mteb . amnulu. to it,,- Rreortra rial thrre3 nd Thursday evenlr? ami are run ; They are lig^t, powerful affiurs, nji l ueae waste paper is reverently burnt. be reduced or discontinued except for ^’u“ 18 “©ing very well. During the 1 ~ «?& ns easily cis j “When letter, were invented." the Uulnl.ApRIS.MM. fraud or recovery from di^ibllity, and’ lft8t’ J,r<!k carnival tbe club arranged ’I it - be run by ah amateur , -------E .k,K*MTOJ‘• ik-ruier' that dHeontinued pemiiuw.. when ve- * andonier to enable the mem- ! ? borwlecs earrmgem j Chinese say, "Heaven rejoiced and hell Ariurnr;. I.H* .■Wortraare. are designed, icys.u. tbev-_ New "Keverencc the charaeconsidered and realldwcdTshall date j 1*5. to the music irj lime, a 1 The e sleighs ro*»«»j» « nra.«, ...... . ,. trembled." from their discontinuance. ‘ I 'erJ* curious plan was adopted, which ;, York World, to run. either on the snow ). tcra," is an Injunction of Confucius HtOZATZ RRDKIt. ice. .*A pair of spurred wheels is i| which no Chlnamae neglects to follow. without chMiiLc and oii fast butii :nl». Washington; April 24.—-In the house' P^jed quite efficient. A large paper । <or _„ * ?-vu£’,i‘'i'l;»i’.O«M.vof Ran,-*.PjLMM*nirrr> 4ioWiUk* sccund-c'..-. «*a - -__ _ HT^^^ ]| He remembers that “he who uses let- 4 UBWMlon uf the l)rt>!i«> ('for ih« secure yerterday the entire time mow spent on d5’11 was UP the piano, and | O r-1-ri n <m/1 u* »etwe«> 41.-. ninners, Bccoxnmodiuian*> Ln »b<; t ur ** ’wpiOF 541 Frwtiute Offlov. can*, the first ’ates t«c!ug horn t h. to : tlie general pension bill. A bill to ad- l?p P,nJ’er, also a deaf mute, who fur- 1 7' “ a *'?*— leTer he driver con adjust ,i। tered paper to kindle the f..c has ten in — f--BL«’< >" v»!<tI’oantr oa tviu- CatifOrhlapolau. K:; fnn: nucbuis'l to Calldemerits, and will have itchc non*;" «nit Oklahoma to statehood was favor-' nished music, which, of course, ‘ Ulem ®° they will work on the soft thf-aiij. the Ziud dav of Anri!, in rhe voor fornia pouua. fuM: fron*. Mtw orraaf to ably reported. . could not be heard by the members of 1 f00"’ just us smoothly as upon ice. One he remembers that “be wdii toeses 01 Prritbthundred and nlnrtv-dxr5** Ca'fornta point*. S3, per ilnubi- Nr.h, Frt'n t^FTesenl Charles W. Armsirorg, Jcdue Pre- N»nv Orleans dally tnrougb Puiinwn .^retee Washington, April 25. -L The entire1 the club» U8ed tt pedal to make the lnvcnlor has also provided against tlie lettered paper Into dirty water, or I* operate^. ®-'ut®of J**«b L Cuv session uf the house yesterday was con-1 fi«rure move up and down in time ' o£ breaking through tlie ice. burns it In a filthy platx hM 20 demer­ tradeS£Srr * sumed in discussing'the pension bill.1 w,th the Piec® played. A large sign ' । is eIei&h 1b formed, something like ti? its, and will frequently have ton eyes Lowest Rates, Best Rovrt P®UMon duly vertfled and A bill was passed authorising the free’ aJou?s‘tJc announced the character of i. boat’ and 18 perfectly water tight. If or become blind;” whereas, "he who *4‘uer• Adnilnhtnrturol said estate. Vu'e ,a!l:" nniy *** Mtbortted eniwjvT'rt-d ~ into the United States - of articles - j the dance, and thus it became possible ' Ice should break the sleigh would entry gets about and collects, washes and -ra nltijrf'■°M I ” of the' ran! et and U,c ic« BPure would ac; as burns lettered pnper has S.OOO merits, or animals exported for exhibition in f for the deaf mutes to enjoy the dances । । as if they were not afflicted with their 1 P™?1® wheels in bringingyou to shore adds 12 years to his life, and win be­ ^Sb%:raiSdii!S2d ESSEA Ku other countries. Washington. April 27.—|fo«t of the I organic shortcomings. Besides that, ' <*aln* come honored and healthy, and his chil- ^b^S^'pSSSS?" “• ’-‘X all point*- in . • One potent is for d sleigh that may be drenandgrandchildrenwill be virtuous time in the house on Saturday was oc-1 they were spared the agony of those । nureuaoii ti I, Msmi.uiu lutnn:,. -j,. copied with die general pension bill. I who could hear, for some wag had tarn- rowed ucrOfi8 the iccu Ou the eml of and filial." But bis reverence has strict Eulogies were delivered on the late! jiered with the piano, which was fright- ! earh ^r “ a heavy weight with asliarp limits, and while lie reverences a piece Hepreaentative William H. Crain, of fully out of tune, even the player never •' Btee^ point to cut into the ice. Another of paper upon wliieh a moral precept Texas. I noticing that fact. The deaf mutes i ”>wb<»t fo^ the ice is rigged with slid- is written, he often thinks himself ab­ '■*• i danced into the early jmorning hours । <’cat and 1<?gs with sharp spurs solved from reverencing the moral pre­ Creioae c.QBM Two Draths unanimously tne cntertaln. ; which catch into the ice and shove the cept Itself. nnd nn*»U^.i w voted (he sioanoke, \ a, April 23.—A cyclond, | meat a magnificent success, | boat, forward «u h time the rower pulls r«»« i!to actwmpanied hy •___ .actompanled by hall and a vprv very hoot heavyv . *• Considerable speed is obtained bv this ? !fd’TVRted la said estate, of tho time taWe>. and further inforraixrtall, .truck the city ot Salem, seven ^OEAD, YET ALIVE. tain? to router— .... ... ,,T **■ arrangement, although the rowing is nmlion i>rera|Mr' B----- 5 who IirK) la Bangor mile exeat of here, Friday afternoon gjuxHng1 iraia. apply to , not as easy as upon the water. and besides blowing down several barns An IntetwHln, Kooeh Arden Casa la an ek-el" buT^gThe wX ?e^ W. (J. NEIMYKJt. Eocllah Court. , ”Gea‘i'Wctrt» rn Afsenh unroofing outhouses and uprooting SPOILED THE PERFORMANCE. , 23uCl.v« St,< ..’.ago. bl. A curioun Enoch Arden cane, in which kind11 o“ePd in'°Xicstln« “l-or «F 'trees, demolished two houses, in one W.H. CONNOR. , ■ . MtoMlT.at.ra That B.t.u „ Aclo, ta , -of which were 11 colored people. Jane the lord justice of appeal bad to Inter­ kind. One day he waa asked to drink tatra.rap,.] Ctt^" Vominen-t.! Aswt-S"KsaH stlc Play. vene Ln order to bring a man to life •HUrris anti .‘her five-year-old son were ly several of the neighbors at the rib Ito* wintor a numbaronitwarypeoMOBTU AOK balk 8. F. B. MORSE. ' lage store, where drinks were sold si taken dead from the ruins, and of th ) Main legally, has just been decided in pie indulgri from tlmr to time in , G. P. and T. A.. So.Pac. Co. England. Forty-two yearn ago a wom­ ten rents each. "No, I thank w. “ a other# four were badly injured: Neu t’fteans. to Daring Fcbrnary .*„’T5W;*-* **• Ail" an married a Bailor in the British navy, tear theatricals. replied; “I never drink, gentkm.n’ who deserted, went to the United tbey produced a comedy. One of tbe Bin if it's ail the ssame to you Hi lay Bushnell, HU April 25.—la the Fif­ Staten and waa not heard of again for actors, says London Tid-BIU. played a gimlet instead.” J U UUie teenth congressional district repute 36 yearn. Six years after his disap­ tbe port of a burglar and had to climb Ji can convention Friday, Congreaaman wd io.Sit '* Cr”u pearance-ahe married another man. up the outside of the house in which B. F. Marsh, of this city, was renom­ With whom she Bred for 1« years, but the entertainment was given and en­ InMItutad tn M Uw *reu inated by acclamation. Although the from whom she at last obtained a judi­ ter through the window, which waa at delegates are uninstructed, it is known cial separation and alimony in 1302. trierear of the improvised stage. He8bjr«lven. that on 8*tThe second husband pleader! that his hurried around from the dreaaimr■a**-. Hi ttw> CUvU TheAnwican Protective Tariff Leap* , t'ongremmen n<ht. ’ ' marriage was null, as her first hus­ Koms and valiantly commenced to ’ “2. Sup! or mu*. k^^hingiou, April 24.—In a dispute band was alive at. the time, but the jury "raggle up the wall, when a poiiceman ’%“»•*«» Il which ia a national organization edvocati’g grasped him by the neck, thinking him In the divorce court found that the man over a portion of the Wilson tariff bill “Protection to America- Labor and a raritabie burglar. He started to exi CaTigte’isinan Dall, of Missouri, and w-ua dead. Last year hunbund Ko. 2 plain, but the minion of the law would Industry" aa explained by its constita^Congressman Money, of Mississippi, discovered jjuaband Xo. 1. brought suit have none of It. The audience was woaiought with fists and inkstands in a again and produced him in court, where tion, ea follows : ., dering in the meantime why the play eomxoittec roo>n and both men were in-. he was fully identified, but tbe judge did. not proceedand the young actora held that os a jury bad rleclarerl he wm and actreaau on the stage were eagerly dead, he could not admit that be waa Virginia for McKinley. waiting for the buiglsr to enter and aUveanddtamiaaedthesult. Theappel-' Staunton, Vdk, April 24.—Tbe repub­ pro;teetn the cue. when they heard licans in convention yesterday elected late judges seem io lie of ills opinion. •hneks^eil.. oaths sud threau fram There era no personal or priv»» McKinley delegates to’the national conthe garden. Bushing out, they found mention and adopted a platform favor­ th* mnateur burglar thrashing wildlr tion and it is sustained by memberships , ing the gold standard and protection to the grass, while a brawny ‘ husband had ginn seeurity that he American industries. contributions Hid the distribution of its nwn sat w» his shouldera hax^xneri] | .. . his neck i*to th® mud. i Moline. III.. April 27.—A tworawr, trama buUdla® at 1420 Second nvwnue, avapied b, Steve Walter. .. . board. Isq; Soane, waa ilea:, eyed by lire at two tfe ters!»* ’Wi EakSi;;; j; .. ! ‘1“ ' California, Loiiisana. Nt-w Mexico Texas, anti Arizona. The Southern Pacific Coapay LOS SAN Through w Gdiiiornla HEXKO, Tezas, Arizona, New Mexico and California sFS’rBS ■■‘«1 ' “THRIFT IS A GOOD R SAVING RESULTS liness ■P-. the bay from to �HI 140 » LOCAL NEWS. Hasting7 Banner, * CIRCULATION • Thursday, Apr. 30, 1896. Fnis week, W. R. COOK. Local Editor._______ 92 quires. Jixon Sep bar:, no tabrie. ^uoo Prize Baklnr made' fTiom Nightmares. Powdw leavens People who dine late at night in a Hereafter, changes for advertisements l-otberan> ot Carleton and vicinity certain uptown restaurant may have oust reach this office Tuesdays at latest to wjH build a new church at a cost of 32,noticed a well-dressed, wild-eyed, hag­ usure Insertion In the issue of the week gard-faced, dyspeptic man devouring ’hen brought NutttlOK eleans cleaner Ilian .lazou soap night after night with apparent relish The annual rally of tbe Genesee bounty dishea which only the ultra brave have Make It a point to see that your blood Is nuri- Sunday School association will be heM at courage to ent more than once a month. hSxt.1 sSpMnSrthS!1*"*"** •* ,ul’ wlll‘ Flint on April 30. That man i* an artist, says the New ,f.Try * can of u°Pkins’ Steamed Hominy ‘York WoeH, and eating indigestible Vermontville will celebrate July 4th, (HulledCorn). It Is delicious. FallqL, tbe food is b part of his business, for he Kalamazoo and Battle Creek bicyclists is u maker of posters. Since the use Nashville’s high school ball team is or­ have raised ab.iul $1,000 to make cinder of grotesque posters, built on the lines ganized and looking for games. of Aubrey Beardaley’s phantom fan­ pt.ths Into the country. Otsego’s band has ordered new uni­ cies and on the principle of Chimpanzee Mr. S. M. Witts, a commercial trav­ forms, blue In color and trimmed Id black । It’s all the same, a slight cold, congested Johanna's savage sketches, has become longs or severe cuugh. Une Minute Cough eler at home in Brandywine, Vs., ex- mobair briid. general as a means of ad vert hi ng news­ Cure banishes them. W. H. Goodyear ,.Uins how easily we may mistake papers it is no more than right that ne-ve eshanstion for kidney and other Owing to a failure ot the Lansing team A number of families about Three Oaks the world should knowjww foe de­ o-L-anictroublra. He write,: ‘‘About to secure suitable grounds, there will be will move to Georgia, making tbe trip signs ore conceived. ,wo month, ago I came home,nffering overland In wagons. nn state league this year. The case of this wild-eyed, haggard­ fron: sleepleeneM and , dull P«tan> A little 111. then a little pill. Tlie 111 Is faced, dyspeptic artist alone will be ;;;t . -dneys. I wa« advized to use Dr. A man was recently sentenced from gone, the pill has won. DeWitt ’ s Little cited. His may or may not l>e the Wheeler’s Nlerve Vitalizer, which I Cadillac for three months at Jackson (or Early Risers the little pills that great ills. method used by ail the better poster Cid. Less than two bottles completely stealing a head of cabbage. W. H. Goodyear. cured nie of what I thought wa* kidmakers. Every night he goes to this Fifty ballots were cast at the Bemfin Mr. aud Mrs. A. W. Haines of Otsego uptown restaurant, eats a welsh rab­ r.ey trouble. I consider it a valuable Inst Sunday celebrated the 44th anulver* bit, a cold broiled lobster, two cream medicine. The nerves are the support county convention to decide who and maintenance of the entire human should support for Congress. sary of their wedding. rolls and a dish of ice cream and drinks Mructnre and should be treated, in­ far whom he firm. This engineer, It Is not a miracle.it will not cure every­ a quart of cheap claret. Then he goes From the I/iditttrial -Veter, Jackton. 3fieh. _ . John Lynch^ Auguste has been raking in a good stead of the organs manifesting the thing. but It will cure piles. That’s what home, drinks two glasses of ic* water, Mrs. c. H. t.’lipe, who lives on the corner has bad a wide experience on lhe rail, and bin rvmptonis. Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve Vi- many fines from bicyclers the psst few DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve will do, beret ires qnd the nightmare does the rest. •r Perrin, r.:i.l tad Stre- t, Jwlnon, MleU., «>»• >>i“ In »>> emergency. ulizer is the only reliable and safe few weeks for riding on the walks. Ciuse It has done II tn hundreds of cases. In the morning hi? sketches the hor­ . , , _ , .. . On, day but winter Mr. Lambert ranch, treatment to use to build up and suphas fur two ycar.i berti troubled with inuigr®-1 .k. W. H. Goodyear. J cold after an unusually hard run through tno rors he raw in his dreams and finishes Iu a store at Okemos is displayed the v the important nerve tissues of the und the ncx| whea Tlie Dunklee celery company of Kala­ them as the orders for posters pour in. tion and nervon* prostration, her heart would kren, biWer human system, so that they may following sign. ’‘Please don’t spit on lhe’ •strengthen the vital organs. mazoo. have just broken ground for a can­ He is making n. fortune in the business. apparently stop .beating. She would suffer xtooping to shovel cual into the ftirnaee, wn» ceiitag or go to bed on the counter.” ning factory at South Haven. great pain, in fact, she honestly thought she raddenly taken with revore pains in hfe back/' >nl<‘ bi/ JI’. H. Goodyear. Rev. Lewis Brown of Barlie Creek, will • . it . n„ -rnr, hron.ht There pains increased sq that work was irapos' MICROBES ON STAMPS. Busy people/have no time, and sensible wasc.jfng to die. 'Her troubles were brought 1 kt­ * ° aible, and the young fireman baa to leave hia deliver the commencement address before people have no inhliuatlon to use a slow The Philatelist's Collection, as a Source on Ire a severe attack of la grippe. Sleep ; locomotJrf .and home. Engm«r Lynch TliSS IDA FITZ. SIMMONS. the Marshall graduating class this year. remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts of Danger. ’ I Trachtc of Pi mo. Organ. Voice Culture. wu nearly a stranger to her f<»t all this time, 1 |114j advucd his comrade to try Dr. Williams* promptly and gives permanent results. Having successfully disclosed the hy­ Farmers about the state are of tbe opin­ -r. ‘>r.v. Tteorougb Bas* and other advanced W. H. Goodyear. and life had become a burden to her until she Pink Pills for Pale People, saying he had . ■ Sr»-rt»l tenns In classes nt rwo or gienic dangers adherent to the ki*s. - u Vol •• Culture. For particulars call ion that ground hasn’t been in us good The Carleton creamery has peen sold to the telephone receiver and the towel, was »1 vised by friendly neighboni who had been entirely cured of a revere illness by condition for spring crops In five years, as a practical creamery man aud will be op­ medical science has now turned it* at­ used Dr. Williams’ Pink Pill, to give them them. it is this spring. a trial, which she did, and it would be hard to I At last, when Mr. Lambert waa so crippled erated during the coming reason. tention to the perils that beset the find a mure grateful woman in Michigan tluia I with pain in his back and rides that he could JM. H. STEBBINS. Will Evans, Lansing’s crack bicycle According to Dr. Barns are absolutely painless when De- philatelist's art. uragniniwn soon itthe nr house, uuuw. he nruii-u Mrs. C. II. Cline, as prominent physicians ; scarcely drag himself about asked r FrXEr.Ai. liinKcroa. rider smashed the amateur bicycle record Witt’s Wtech Hazel Salve is promptly Unna, says the Science News, a patient his mother to buy him some of the pills. This nt is next to cnristmaii’Photograph hod given her up. while today she is able to she difl. Before the sufferer had taken one last week when he went a mile In 1:53 1-5 plied. This statement is true. A perfect was recently attacked by a peculiar ;;nJReridcnce Sto.Court street. All do her own work and is as pleasant a little remedy Bor skin direares. chapped bands Ivox he began to experience relief, and four ., , i‘r>'inptlv :ended day er’sight. parasitic growth in the beard. On mak­ at Coronado Beach. California^ and lips, and never fails to core PMes. ing a minute examination of some of Ixxly as one would like to visit. She used boxes mauc him to well that he has worked en his locomotive every day since without wire W. H. Goodyear. Tbe oldest pioneer in Eaten county is the hairs, tlie doctor recognized the dis­ three Pink Pills a day only, tbe hurt one just having a retup erf the pain which mode biaa E. UAKttCLL. W. W. POTTER. Ormond Butler, of Charltme, who has The water board of Port Huron notified ease a* “piedra,” which is chiefly met before retiring, which always Insured her a so great a sufferer. lived tn Michigan 70 years, having eorae the ctoxnril on Terrelay night that a eur- with in British Columbia. The doc­ i good night's rest. bakkell a potter, Mr. Lambert told the story of his cure to ■ • attorneys *l Law. Mrs. Cline h only thirty yenra old and reporter who called al hislMnne No. 555 West .:v over Hwr.lnga (tty Bank. Col lee Lions here from Sew York whew feu years eld. I plus Of 311.000 was ready to hand over to tor's friend had never been in Columbia, Forty-eighth Sireet, New York, toying “« the eity. could ill afford Io let her life slowly ebb away. r.-uiptly attended to. and gea-ral law boniness but he frequently received letters from hoped other people would he benefited as be A new use has been found for potatoes. assorted. , Take adore «f DeWitt’s Little Early correspondent* there, und, being a col­ Il is diffienk for one to describe her ailments1 had been by taking Dr. Wfllianw’ wonderful It is said-K they are dropped In tbe 'bole Hirers just for tlx good they w+II do you. lector of .postage „ stamps, a . lie was in _____ the but we con ray to all afflicted that if they medicine. He said he would never lose au A. LAMPMAN. when trees are planted,,.the latter will These little pills ore good for ^digestion, habit of removing them from the let- will call or write to Mrs. Cline they will not; opportunity to recommend there pills to hio , friends. thoroughly convinced of- the for headache, good for liver com In Dr. Unna I’nna’a opinion the gum only ----—be ---------»—*--------- _ menu of' J>r Williams n inmnur’ nna run iur iue INopIft Dr. Pink PUla for Pale All kinds rf’Dental work .tiene caretolly and thrive much better as poteroes are excellent good plaint, good for constipation. 1They .are the postage stamp is an excellent there little friends, for she pendsls in calling I cure -all diseaaes arising from a vitiatsdl ac»•r tupt v. Lacal Anesthesia ges or chloroform far holding moisture. good. W. H. Goodyear. i/tner over Phln Santth's Racket Store, material for retaining any disease them such, but she will also tell you of her dition of ths blood, such as pale and toDov Marita Weimer, aKttiainazoo widower, ud w. thw Joss of al-petite, uepressiun oi rpirus, iaca <* L. C. Stiff, who was Injured at Elkton germ* that it may receive from the ap­ muT.loa. rara , , ™ , fu«ntee , J. C. I AMPMAN, M. D. eged 7C. and Mrs. Betsy Sutherland, a "Saturday by falling Into a revolving pul­ plication of the tongue, and in remov­ she will eon rince you that she owes her life to-: ombttion. anemia, chlorosis or grer a rickwitr. W. A. Lamp-nan. callspreunplly rd. special auexrK-n given to titling wldow-af the same age. were yesterday ley, died Tuesday without regaining cm»- ing stamps—even when moistening is day to Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills which she ' new, palpitation of the heart, shsrfnew of not lie without for it* Weight in gold. breath on slight exertion, coldaem of handa an-’ treating Hernia hr Rcpture for ■married by Jnstlee F. A. Mills, who re­ -sciousaess. done with the sponge—there is always would This evidence is only a repetition of whnt or feet, swelling- of the feet and limbs, pata caw. The majority of cares can be It’s just as easy to try One Minute a danger that the collector’s fingers all people ray who hare tried this wonderful in tbe bock, nervous headache, dixriiiem; -maa-Ety cured without a snsgteai opera­ cently celebrated htedwenty-first Wrthday. •Cough Cure as anything else. It’s easier may receive und communicate the con­ mueilv. It’s as faithful n friend *■ one could j Ion* of memory, feebleness of will, ringiujE George E. Bardeen K Otsego, Is a busy to cure a severe rough or cold with it. Let poasiblr introduce into their household, never ’ in the ears, early decay, all forms of femora tamination. fsihux always reliable in times of great suffer- weakness, kucorrhoa, tardy or irregulkr I AW Aff^ COLLKCTI3N OPFiOT OF ‘ man. He has charge of a big paper mill,} ydur-next purchase for a cough be Ooe inr and danger. Now to show how sincere she jieriods, suppression of menses, hyssssio. L J. M. SMITH. Is mayer, manager e!tbe bare ball club,3 Minute Cough Cure.. Better “ ci'.c'.rc; medicine; was she memiowd thft she induced her hus- paralysis, locomotor ataxia, rheumatism, When a schoolmaster entered the Cullertions made in-all paru; «f the state takes-care of the only brass bend in the better reaufc: better try it. bawl, Mr. C H. (line to try the remedy, i sciatica, all diseases resulting from humors temple of Beaming a few mornings ago ♦verybodv around here knows the affable and in the blood, causing scrofula, swelled glands^, W. H. Goodykak. < • inrprcclng a speciality. Special pains' place, -and dabbles Ir. politics, being an arfever sores,, rickets, rickrts, trip-ioim hip-joint dteeaaac diseases auncBtaken in drafting contracts, chattel mod-! be read on the blackboard the touch­ efficient Charlie who for the last ten years has ---------------M l elevens hasn ’t hade, single case of been iu the employ ofJthe Michigan'Central back, acquired -dr-forml tie*, decayed ►•fcitesaad wiUs. Woodland, Mich. dent'repubUcan. scarlet fever or dlpbtberia-rfuriug lhe year ing legend: "Our teacher is a donkey." Railrund und wlx» was sorely afflicted with ex­ chronic eryripelaa, catarrh, eeniump Tbk season of the year reralw€s ooe of past, and tiie death tate it only 8 5-4 In The pupils expected there would be a cruciating pains in the chest and also with <me tbe bowels and lungs, and also alee forlnvigprfor • dwarC Taggart Loyal £. Knappea combined cyclone nnd earthquake, but of the severest attacks of sciatic rheumatism, ating the blood and system when broken tbe remark made by the old colored a thousand. ’ ~ by overwork, *• worry, * disease, axeeaa ArthurC. Denison. the philosophic pedagogue contented tlx-most dreaded drspoiler of home comforts. down We might tell you more about One Min­ TAG'IART. KNAFTEN ft DENISON, i lady who was observed to be physically „.» ul hour ,-vui from being struck with one of r. — In one his and indiscretions or Hying, rreoveiy fro himself with adding the word “driver* LAWYERS. r. Upon 'being asked if she was ute Cough Cure but you probably haow to the legend, and opened* the school as spell* he would be as helpless a* an infant ten acute diseases, such as ievera, etc., low Hooses i«ii Bi’ MicMgan TriuftCo. Bldiu, i oppreesed. dav» old, to-day Mrs. -Cline aaeureo u» that vital power*, spenaa torrbora, early dm Grand RapUs. Michigan. III she said: “No.-wot ’zactly, tut tir^ foe’ that it cures a congh. Every one does do'w there i« not a more able or liealthy man premature old age. Three pills are not who lias (wed It. It Is a perfect teemedy usual. standing up in Jackson employedhytlieMich- purgative medicine. They (xrtuin nothing i«. I don’t feel ambition ’nough<o.git outer for coughs, colds, himresnees. It Is an es­ iambs a. sweesst. igaa Central llailron-i than her hnslmnd. who that could injure the mwt deHratc syrirra. pecial favwrite far children, being pleasant The Ideal Panacea. •' . Attorney at law. never had another attack of the dn-nded and । They art directly on the bleed, supplying to Hastings. Mieh. James I. Francis, Aiderman. Chicago, painful diwa— and one box of tbe Pink Pills the blood Its life-giving qualifies 4>y asrirtinr Tne gold output of the United Stales to tekeaud qulck In curing. W’. H. Goodykj*. it to absorb oxygen, that great rapporter « Practises in all courts of the state. Cek says: "I •yar.rd Dr. Klwt’» New Dircov- cured him permanently. will be materially increased *by the re ­ ; all organic life. In this way the blood, being; .-vtious.nruittpyy attended to. The Odd Fellows of the southeastern ery as an ideal Panacea for Coughs,-Colds : supplied with its lacking conrtftaentav. duction made ou Scturday la‘tlie rates far ■TRICKEM AT Hit POST. district aesselatlou of Michigan celebrated and Lung Complalnta. having used it in ! becomes rich and red, nourishes the variososmeltirg gold orearfrom S15 tc-ffl per toe. the 77th onaivemary of the order *t Beck­ my family for the last five years, to the A.tCRIBNEfLAf. D., organs, stimulating them to uctivjp in the Pt.yslcian end Surgeon, This will allow a .profit on ores, running ford ou April *27. performance of their functions, and tliua exclusion of physicians prescriptions or eliminates diaeaacs from the syrton. Dritou. • • Mich. oth»*r ptwpannlons."-$■20 per ton, which-could not >toe marketed •nicr <t residence. ooe block east of depot. Bright red cheeks, an ckttic step, a eTcar Rev. John Burras. Keokuk. Iowa, ... _ .. I ’kin and a bright eye derate health; and M before. The reduction Is due to Improved Richard I^mbcgt w opeofthe most capable i« just these results which follow the nse of Be *«re and-me that <dd and well tried writes: *1 hare lirev a minister ot the I A. A C. H. BARBER methods. Methodtet Episcopal church for 55 years or firemen on the New York Central & Hudson ’ Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People.* • • PhysteteBv and Surgeons. , _ . remedy. Mrs. Winslow w inflow’- Soothing seaming Syrup syrup The farmers «< Calhoun county and for children teething. It souths the cHid. more, and hare never found anything so Rirer lUllniil.' Thraiyh only tanttw P'.'X ,r* *11 ",f dryrrijm. - -■> «a city or county responded to witt. .. J r 1.1ki h-‘d b-v ’na’1 ft™” Pr. William* Medicine vicinity are again turning thrfr attention J softens the gurus. allays all pain, cures teneficlal.or that eave me sueh speedy pn.inptiMss, day or ntoht. old, h< hu th. confidence of th. Comp.,.., SchraMod. . X. r„ foe Hie. per to the raising of sotRhum, anda MarebwM wind nolle and is the best remedy tor rr’lef s- Hr. Klug’s New Dljvjovecy.** JTry Trial tM« Ideal f'oasrh Remedy ' now. ’ ‘ aasn over him, and especially of the engineer j box, or six boxes for £*.50. p A. €H ELDON, «.„l. nut In .-trittot tor H. -ll.rrtio*. Tweht,-five » bottle. Bottle* ft** «l Modern Drug bt»»rr. ‘ . JLbsfract and «eal Estate Office. , man Is arranging to put In a plant for Hs Abstract Block. Hastings. James MoKay. an Alpena sailor, reports manufacture. Many years age the raising Money is lorn ou Bail Estate Real Estate that lie was poqueed upon by live men and While M<x. Frank Ktauka uf North m>;J on c- mmlsslou. General ecu vovaacing. afaorgham In that ftectioo was quite an Having a *»mp>te set at Abstract Books, eran- industry but tbe process of manutao- mutilated toa-ahocklng manner. He did Branch was carrying a lamp on Tuesday -J troft-.be Records. <*n furnish complete not recoguixe Ute men. and there Is <w night. It broke and set fire to her clothing. toring It for the market was in snch a c I ut% She was terribly burned and Is not ex­ ____ ______________ Is the Most Popular Republican Newspaper crude stale at teat time that the pHILIP T. COLGKOVE, The strvftgth which comes to ns from pected to live. of the West and Has the Largest Circulation. ’ Attorney ct Law fazmers Vecame di>couraged and turn- eating nourishing food is better than-stimDuran McEwan of lx»nr Rapids, Al­ • Ssecessor to Smifiii A Colgroce.) pena county. t<a* gone crazy from attend­ ed tbeir efforts In tolber dioectlons.— ulatiun. because It b new strength. TERMS BY MAIL. (Ottce iu Union block, Hastings.) The health whieh belongs to a strong ing religious revival*. He has been locked ’■’-vrtlees b. al!tbe courts of the stale. Settle Crak Moon. DAILY (without Sunday)........... j................... $4.00 per year Ixxly. well notirkhril • by proper food up in the count* Jail 10 prevent Ida doing J ’ * \ E. KEKASTON, Preliminary steps have been taken to­ (properly digested). If th* only health cloWnce to hlnwlf or other people. DAILY (with Sunday) ...................... $6.00 per year Attorney cl .Law, ttiRt is iastiiur. ward :be Incorporattan -of tbe Allegan • Over J. 8. Goodyear ft Co.’ a store.) The difference tadween Shaker Diges­ "•*rtlee»lu«Xlcourt<.of tbeState. Collections sporting and athletic association. The tive Cordial aftalothdr medicine* Is simply PER YEAR....................... 1= ■mmptfy at tended to. The best ralve I” the world tor cuts, capital stock has been placed at 510,000, ghat It helj»- nature tn make strength. It As a Newspaper THE INTER OCEAN keeps abreast of the times in al’ Urui-s's. M«res. ulcers, salt rheum, fever respects. It spares neither pains nor expense in securing per share, several hundred of which does not profe»K-to cure sickness, except sores, tetter, chapped'bands, chilblains, K. Tl MKERMAX, Homapathlc 1'1-7 at ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT LITERATURr . ric I an and Surgeon. have already been sj>oken for. It Is pro­ as the sickness -is a result of weakness earns, and all akin Irruptions, and posi­ caused by not properly digested. OtBeewvar Roger'* zr >orry store.} tively cure piles or no pay required. It ! posed to build, on grounds already secured Shaker Digestive Cordial will relieve the Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction • a throe-lap blejcle track. hose tiaok and pMigs of Indigestion, and make thin, sick . .... Price «. — - per । 25 cents or money refunded. 11ASTING6 ity ank bAre-bal) diamond. If obey can be com- weak people as well as if tbeir stomachs box. Fur sale by W. H. Goodyear, the ! As a Family Paper Is Not Excelled by Any. plated, the bieyole meet to be there June had never been out of order. drugght. Hastineft, Ic is a gentle aid to the digestion of na­ nkjSr-’It has something of Interest to. each xn-mb-r of the ftmilv. Its is and ifl will be held on them. ture’s strength-maker, food. YOUTH S DEPARTMENT is U.6 very best of its kind. Ito LITER­ The Children ot God. or S,intk ot the Tria! bottle, io cents. ARY FEATURES are unequaled. In the woods near Charlotte Suudaj* a At druggist*Evening light, a peculiar religions denomSURPLUS, 9 I 7,000XX) It is a TWELVE PAGE PAPER and contains the News of the World. ra-'-iryorated.under the laws ot tbe State Qi rifted oa»U pouch wis found. It contained Plainwell will hold its annual tuir brpt. Inatbin which flourishes in ‘outhwestern POLITICALLY IT IS REPUBLICAN, and gives its readers the benefit of Michigan.Ill erect a home for aged I Michigan. • a large quantity of mail, among which 15. 16. 17. and 18. two weeks earlier thaO the ablest discussions on all lire political topics. It is nublished in Chicago open for buoJnwas, Dec. IB. 1880. were noleo. drafts, money orders ete., iKital. hoping totavold rain* siul competi­ women of its fsltb at S mth llaven. and is in accord with the people of the W. st in both politics and literature. Please remember that the price of THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN is amounting to 8^,000. The mail was most- tion wltii neighboring fairs. r A Valuable Prescription , OFFICERS ONLY UNS DOLLAR PER YEAR. Addrcas J, Iron: Bay city. s«clna>v and surroundEditor Morrison of Worthington. Ind. 1 m. Roainson. President , Cheater Vice Pres. THE INTER OCEAN. Chicago. Is this; If you are troubled with Catarrh Sun” writes ‘You hava a valuable pre­ Dan W. Reynolds, Ctthi«-r «ng points tor Detrolt^dated May 44 and »S. 1S9S. Tbe leltera had all been opened Cold In Head. H>y Fever, eo to the drnit scription In Electric Bitters, and 1 can I) IRE-CTORS: ght named Delow and get a bottle of Cen cheerfully recommend it for Sick H« ad- j Dlr. W. Reynolds, W. H. Powers. apparently in March at currency. One turyCatarrh Cure. No (tanger of being ache and Constipation, and as a general K. B. Messer. D. G. ReUnson. Chester Mewen draft tor SI.SW was Io payment ot an In- humbugged. Relief In five minutes and a system tonic it has no equal.” Mrs. Ann P. T. Col grove. Stehle. 2625 Cottage Grove Ave.. Chicago, | aumnee lews. Tbe matter hw been re­ positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. was all run down, could not eat nor digest, The logging eamp of Isaac Monroe of food, had a backache which never left her dx* the onljr uarings department la Bony ported to th- poau-ffice aethorltlee. C xintv and pays luberert on all Usoe Menominee wm< inundated by a log and Ice and felt tired and weary, but six bottles of The crew barely escaped with their Electric Bitters restored her health and Affliction sure long time she bore lives aud most uf tlie camp eqtvpage was renewed her strength.Price 50 cents riiysiclans were i« vain.’’ swept away. and 81.00. Get n bottle nt Modert Drug At Uht one day. a frk-nd did say, > <>!.■, HUi'.e of <>klo. C ty-of Toted • j ’•You’d soon be well again” Icurai Cotaoty, ’ •if you would take, as L dW. Dr. Pierce a The Commercial Traveler Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cline’s Expen ence and Marvelous Escape. Life had Become a Burden and She Thought She was Going to Die. w IV. K The Inter Ocean The Weekly Inter Ocean— C B C1.00 The Weekly Inter Ocean , KAFFIR KOLA EXTRACI the Greatest Remedy and Cure of the Your Daily Bread o Is no doubt a matter ot some concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. . Everyone when iu the city should get a cheap lu.ich at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in tbe pity. fl. E. REMKES, RKHTR Favorito Prescription, (or tl»*t la the cure tor all the peculiar ailments ot women. 11 is _ safe, simple and sure remedy. ’ banishes tiu*e distressing maladies Uisf make w<«aH's life a burden, curing a l ■ItetresUiig irregularities, uterine dfeord ere. inttemmatioci and ulceration, prolap­ sus and kindred weaknesses. As a nerv iue It ciirtM nervous exhaustion, piostra­ tion. debility, relieves menial anxl^rn,,’(! hypo-bond ria and Induces refreshing i’ecr. She took the advice and M well. •Favorite Prescription” I* the only reined’ remedy fur the delicate derangements and enkn-sf.es uf ft males. eoM M’ A pamphlet free Address W.arid Ji D<JotiTfari- Medical Association. Boffah’. N. AnthmK e->r.d by nfwl, dlscow« ir.atuirut. Fur pamplilrt, irunolal xb'l rof<-rm>ces. nddttM World’s l><sw«sai) Mrdlcil Association, BuSslo. «• *• t h.’L or H.H-. raurrh Cu^ sworn to before me and subscribed iu mi p^X." “.tv*««<“ ‘ 1 Notary Public .sken nhtiwiw Irdernally and n<n*« Cntnrrh Cure •> .sxen «•direchvon th b'nod mucous rarfaces ".r thJSSirt free. , uf tbe sjrirou. £ d for testimonlaG & Cq ToledOt OWa kidney and eased liver. VVbra she was a Child, she cried for CoMorta. When she became Mtao, she chm< to Oratorio. for tho United State* for this third bottle und not being benefited tberr-by m.-’ir ravjkild by Drugg Ninety Per Tent < »e nil she neoole need t«> take a course of H<x ds kfriiwrii’' * tbineawu to,preveal that ntdown aud fivbimated condition whl‘.h-‘,'v’ <ii«ea«e The tuurty invested In bull * d-'Zeii ! nt Heid's Sarsaparilla Dack Th " te”'I- “Owill coni? s» **» : nd strength of nerveslS« to opertte. cure sli liver ills. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. . Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla or order from us direct; *wa pay ail chargee. Kaf/ir Kola state street, HICAGO. �Increaalng tax« on .pirlu o«r 30 rer cent.. iu> internal revenue receipt, hive fallen many million, below Uxwe Hastings Banner Thursday, Apr. 30, 1896. of the McKinley law. Promiaing auffleient revenue to meet, tbe running expeMea and atou a treau.ry rarplu., It baa fallen. noo 000 abort of tbe current expend>turea, while the McKinley laar In aeor■Ortpondi.Hr period of Ita hiitory created a surplus of nearly one-third that ram. Purporting to protect the Interrttaof the agricultural community, ita enact­ ment baa been followed by an enor­ mous increase in tbe importation ricultural article* and a falling off in the exports of farm products. J’romiaing to open the doors of for­ eign countries to native productiona, ft ituA given smaller exports to agricul­ tural staples and of general merchan­ dise than In any year of the prraent decade, under either the McKinley tariff or that which immediately pre­ ceded iL The exports of agricultural •roductB in th© first full calendar year of th© new law were $545,714,375, while under the McKinley law the agricul­ tural products averaged $100,000,000 a year greater.—Toledo Blade. MARSHALL L. COOK,Editor.__ TKX HA9XIMS. mcn-vTOSTOmCB. EDITORIAL NOTES AlTKWN’tt position. Free Silver Quwtloi Party. Tuesday afternoon of last week Auditor General Stsflley Turner and Congressman D. D. Altkea were In tbe city Cor lhe pur­ pose of making friends and meeting re­ publicans generally, Mr. Aitken Is a free silver republican of the most ardent kind and while there are many who do not agree with the f position .that he takes on the financial . question, yet| they must respect both ,hls fearlessness J and his loyalty to tlie re­ publican party. Mr. Aitken will have nothing to d© with any other party than the republican party, because be says that he recognizes that If any party settles tbe silver question It must be the repubHcae party. Mr. Altk«n will neither encourage nor countenance the idea of any split on the -silver question, and argues that If any free silver advocate leaves the republican party, he not only weakens tbe party fust so much but yeally puts off that which be is seeking to accomplish. He sajs that no faith can be put In the democratic party, either In its pledges or promisee, and that no other party can develop ■strength enough to aid the silver cause In any way, and largely for that reason the people must took to tbe .republican party for a solution of tbe silver question. In regard to the new tariff law which the republican bouse recently passed Mr. Aitken says that he thinks that tbe free silver clement in the Senate made a great . mistake in not permitting it to pass. Had they given this bill tbeir sanction It would then have shown tbe country whether lack of protection, or currency evils, were the causes of the Repression of tbe past three years. Had the new tariff bill passed and lhe country at! once commenced to prosper as of yore it might be surmised that these “democratic times” were caused by tack of protection, , On the other hand had tbe tariff bill passed and prosperity not have .commenced to revive it wouki have proven that we must look elsewhere for tbe causes of our discontent. Mr. Aitken was .willing to admit that ■strong arguments could be made both (or and against the free coinage of silver, but was firmly Impressed with tbe fact that it all believers 0! free silver In the republican would go to work unitedly In tbeir, own party, and not split off into some little faction tkat can possibly be of no use or benefit to the sliver cause, the re­ publican party would soon be compelled to it up as au issue. Mr. Aitken made many friends during his short stay here and left a very favor­ able impression even among those who disagree with him as to his financial views. Other gubernatorial candidates will prob­ ably make this city a visit in tbe near future aud will leave tbeir views. CURRENT COMMENT. RESULTS OF GROVER S “FIRM" POLICY.. * It now looks as though the democratic government statistics could be had. party would declare for free silver. This These returns show that the outward means that If they are successful we may movement from all ports numbers, for 1895. no less than 329,558 persons, of expect that they will adopt a single gold whom 276,298 sailed from New York standard. alone, and 297.575 were bound for Eu­ rope. As ngainsl this outward flood Despite all the efforts of tbe democratic the total inflow was only 301-149 per­ party to turn the Issue of the coming cam­ sons, of whom 21.201 were returning paign to the silver question, the people tourists and transient arrivals und 279,­ are going to remember the fact that up to 948 were immigrants coming to stay. the very time the democratic party came Hence about 29,500 more persons left the In power, this country was enjoying un- United States in tbe third year of tariff •ex am pled prosperity, mills and factories reform, to seek permanent homes in foreign lands, than arrived from for­ were running, and labor was well paid. eign countries to better tbeir condition Tbe people we believe are going to vote here. for a return to protection before they will If we se«k for the cause of this ex­ follow the free silver band wagon Into any odus the statistics of^ Massachu­ democratic side ehow. setts (which would be duplicated in every other state if the others would The democratic party, in Ils efforts to take tbe pains to collect the statistics) find some straw to grab at, to save Itself tell tbe story. In 1894 tbe mills and factories of Mas­ from the overwhelming tide of public scorn that Is sure to sink it out of sight, sachusetts used $65,000,000 Jess of raw materials than in 1890, and turned, out is taking up with tbe free silver idea as a goods worth $109,000,000 less than in panacea for all the ills tbe country is now 1890. and less by $111,524,341 than in suffering from. This is tbe only hope that 1885. ten years before. Massachusetts that party has. if It can turn tbe attention became in four years a smaller market of tbe people from tbe great principle of a for the farmers to sell their raw ma­ protective tariff and-direct the thoughts of terials only in; by $65,000,000, aside from tbe people to some other Issue they will its reduction in dimensions and value have won a great victory. It is a demo­ as a market in which to sell their food and fuel, which reduction must have cratic dodge and is being worked for all amounted to as much more. there is la IL Between 1893 and 1894 the average yearly earnings of th© .whole num- cratlc party even if itaboald be successful, ing industries in Masaacbusetta which is decidedly impossible. There is shrank from $436.13 in 1693 to no community of Interest between north­ $421.81 in 1994. the total sum paid in era and aoatteera demeerats. In fact tbeir wages diminishing from $122,495,937 interests are more of a conflicting character. in the great panic year to $111,103/185 Tbe democrats of tbe north want free in what we have been asked to regard aa the year of recovery. The manu­ trade while those of tbe south want pro­ facturing wage employes received $11,*. tection. There is also a big split on the 392,852 less in the so-called ’’year of re­ money question Io that party, and such a covery” than io the year of distress. thing as harmony and concerted action In Tbe average number of persona em­ ConKrt>.Huiun Thoma* a .Sharpshooter. tbe democratic camp seems further off ployed in all manufacturing industries Tbe last official document to which now than ever before, even in this party was, for 1693. 280.868, nnd in 1894, 263,­ Stonewall Jackson attached bls signature 398; being 17.470 less in lhe “year of re­ which has a reputation for splitting up. after his promotion to a corps commander covery” than were employed in tbe was one urging the appointment of Gen. “ year of distress." Even DesnaeraU Indorse McKinley. Walker, now representing one of the Meanwhile there came from various We are in receipt of a copy of tbe “Shel­ Virginia districts In the House as a' Re­ points in the western states, in these don, 111. Journal" containing a report of opening months of 1806. proofs that the publican. to take command of Jackson’s the democrat caucus held there. After the farming population in tbe best counties famous Stonewall Brlfade. Gen. Walker nominations were made, tbe following in tbe corn belt of Illinois. Indiana and is a member of Elections Committee No. 8. resolution was made and unanimously Ohio Is resuming that movement out on which several ex-Unlon soldiers are adopted. into the “no-rent” lands which always members. The other day in committee Resolved: That we tbe democrats of marks a Jong depression in industry. Walker related how he was shot at Fred­ Sheldon township hereby endorse the A dispatch from Fairbury, in Livingston ericksburg, Dtcembei 81. 1863. He was candidacy of Wm. McKinley for president county. IU-. says; “Special trains for Iowa, composed of freight cars laden riding down the lines, he said, when a and hope to see him nominated at the St with tbe emigrants' machinery, stock Union sharpshooter from tbe river bank Louis convention. It seems that the Mc­ and household goods, and coaches con­ pfaked him, the bullet passing through the Kinley sentiment is Irrepressible even hr taining the families of the movers, hare fleshy part of bis left arm, and striking a democratic conventions. departed all week over the Illinois package of paper over bls heart The •■TARlFiniEFORM- RESULTS. Central railroad. Nearly 100 families foroe-of the bullet was spent against the leave Livingston county alone." paper, and bls Bfe was saved, but tbe senSimilar descriptions of the migration sarioo. tbe General described was some­ of the farming populations westward thing like being bit with a brick baL The question whether there baa been **it was a powerful good piece of sbarp- a revival of industry in any part of this marked tbe culmination of the low-tariff periods, 1836-41 and 1854-61. These were rtx»L*’he said, -considering the distance country since the general political and familiar to every reading and thought­ and tbe accuracy with which tbe marks­ financial crisis which, aet^ in. on tbe ful American when the democratic raid man bit tbe bnll’s eye, and I’m mighty ninth day of November, 1892. and on the tariff was made In 1892. They be dkte’t try it again -before I got out reached its climax in April, 1883, cau caused the prediction that the success now be answered effectively from three of such a raid would bring on a renewal distinct sources, viz.: of all these well-known symptoms. The At Chis juncture of the story Thomas, of First, the movement of labor, which Michigan, scratched his head and remark­ continues to be out of the United States author, of .ucb prediction, were tem­ ed that be bad done some paetty sharp- to foreign countries, instead of from porarily hooted down aacalamity-bow). Abootiagon the picket line of the Union foreign countries into the United era. but now It la Keo that they were the only people who knew what they Uaopaat Fredericks burg that day; and States. were predlctlnr,—ixalie’a Weekly. Second, the shrinkage of manufactur­ then Jenkins, of Wisconsin, Ml in with the treasury deficit. a similar statement Gen. Walker listened ing industries, which have been grow­ with interest to tbeir statements. Finally ing weaker, poorer and levs efficient each year since 1892. turning out a smaller product at a lower wage rate OperatlK. of the treraury ia thc “Gentlemen, t hare no doubt ta tbe and a diminishing profit, employing mouth ju.t ended are another btaca ere world ibat either one or the other of you fewer hands and at a reduced ^cale of Tor tbe Wllran law. It baa added to this eatltled to tbe ©radii of p.cklng ra© off earnings and standard of life for every enennoua deftclt which It haa alnady at the bead ot the line. < bad do oppor- year cinoe 1802; as indicated by the piled up. and the defleleuev now twrity to Identify tbe clever rtflemsn. but official statistics of the only state which wmounta to over K4,<X».ooo, aninat a I feank heaven that wrieheoer of you two aurplu. of *14,000.000 in the oorreapondaacbuKtta. Ing Watery of the McKinley law. In 'Third, the continued decline iu value every featera the new law ha, been ■a exhibition of your skill without any cf fanning lands in tbe central agricul­ dlaappointiag. ■we disagreeable results to me than a tural states, and constant exodus of J^ucil,r of du<>' ““oy farmers and farm laborers from the*- arttele, on the sumption that thl. ri into the newer west and the farther ao largely .well tee im. It matten not Wtat the democrellc party Dorth. which marked th© prolonged portaUona aa to increrae tee co.toms Young .be Unit- h..e -ben in foeeHm rauntrira. The Waahington Star telta of »u KngUah ■ traveler wtjo had been axeurtrd thc-t of the Mii-oori river the entire coantrv was infevtwl with beara. some of which were ao bold that the? came into the tow-D^ He .topped to a Kaaaaa village, and iu tbe evening atarted out for a walk. Tlie store* were cloeed, but the moon was. shining brightly. He rambled about the place for n couple of hours mid started down the b.ustoess street for the hotel. Suddenly be saw before him on the sidewalk a big bear, sitting on ita haunches with open mouth aad paws extended. . fn a moment hewas on top of a porch, crying for help. Irat no ooe heard him. and the bear wit anti watched him. All night long; be stayed there, trembling for fear bruin would climb the post, but comforting hfanseif with the idea that it wav too small to be used Ly a bear. I . , . Hiacy. 1 or grave speeches of Uwrad with wrirht comt. mon wkbrairf noyed he bearljr alway, ,J'® **■ taf tama. which mun pto4,i«- hl. frirhin.eo ta the mra„„ri, deroortar. -Do the convention ot Cuwinv. dnuanded the Auatrinn Cerent Knrolyi. the rrliriii.77" Wa! prrtkler.t. -Xo“Wewith rrrat direct,^. -lwt *«• did k do yra think I J®J!1 fool aa to tell rou-eol»Kth» The Nene Wiener T.iSS o(r many, print, the .tnm~ », LGn' wealthy and eecentii. ulk^t0? ‘ ly died. -I give .11 , p, aaya. “to my .lx neph-n.. J£*’? but under the rale one of my nephew >.larrin, named Antonie. „„d Uo, ' *<»»•» my nieces marrie. a maa ruurf'/ ton." The U are farther ^7 » give lhe Christian nsrne Anton to.each ErsUborn eMiXS tag a. it turn, out to u- bo,. The marriage oteaeh n-|d,rt ’0„7I£* Is also to be celel.rar. 1 on one ,,7? St Anthony, days, cither May 10 or June 11 ulch b required to be married liefore th, “T of July, 1896. Any nephew or nkv, remaining unm.rr .-d to aa or an Anton after that date ‘fo-frt. halt of hi. or her...hare o( At daybreak some men came along E7 Democratic rule has diminished and one of them wheeled the bear back the foreign markets for all of our prod­ to the doorway with the remark: "I ucts except government bonds. — dL wonder who put that sign in the middle Louis Globe-Democrat. of the walk.” ^Republicanism is in the air. Every The tourist descended from the pbrch republican meeting or convention, pri­ without detection, and had he not submary, township, county or state, L> cequently enjoyed the story so much well*attended, and by men who are ear­ that he told it himself, it would never nest- and cnthaiiastic. The campaign, have been known. when it opens, will be a hummer.— Chicago Inter Ocean. HARDY COFFEE PLANTS. ^isnitna the Baby. crTfie western farmers are now busi­ A mother recently M>id u ly engaged in planting one of the They Lira and Ar* Fruitful Sometimes year-old daughter; “What shall M for a Century. largest areas of corn on record, with the Coffee plants, says the New York Ob­ name the baby, stater?“ “Call her stimulating assurance that the big re­ that's a pn-tty naar? server, are usually raised from seeds mamma: publican victory of next November wil; Early! That s not a girl’s name.** •■())) bring them good prices for the crop.— sown in beds upon the mountains, yes, it is. Don't you reiwmbcryou md where the thermometer varies from 55 St Louis Glebe-Democrat. to me about the little girl who km to ETThe name of the next democratic degrees Fahrenheit in winter to 80 de­ be May queen, and who wanted h«r grees in the height of summer. When candidate for the presidency is also: toother to cal) her Earh T ' . they are two years old the small shoots Morrison. are set out in rows six feet apart each RL'rsell. . PROBATE ORDER. ClevelnuD. way. In three years they begin to yield. State of Michigan. Couatv of Barry.« And bto other name is: They are increasingly fruitful for 15 to At a seMleo of the prorate Court t» Pattison, 20 years and live for a century. The tU eoantv of Karr?, ho’^ra at t5 BlAnd, Probate office. Id the City of HsuKhtr* • rrwHi In pAbrtinrv OlNey. trees Itlnnm bloom in February in in i.iimAnlnnrw. Guadeloupe, axld County, on Monday tt.e .'7th car 01 Mat Thews. the fruit ripens from August to Decem­ April, in the year mm thousand eletjt l-jlBoieS flrofl awl. ninety six. —Chicago Tribune. ber, but bloom and green fruit and tbe ^Freaaat, Charles W. Armstrong. ErThe democratic party wifi have ripened berry may be sometimes seen at Id tbe matter of tbe estate of Valentin* o two platforms this year. One for sound once during the latter part of the year. Buck, deceased filing the prtitioa dulj rmmoney und the other for unsound The berry is red, of the size and color of ■eflaOt Bbnry Burton. Adtuibismtcr of nd money. That is, there will be two fac­ a cherry; the coffee is made from the estate praying that his final account Um ipnl tions. The republican party must com­ kernel or seed, which is divided into two Nth. itM. my be heard and allowed aad iV ©roe M aaslfBinent duly made. pete with the sound money faction, not hemisphere*. Thereupon It is ordered, that Saturdr the This seed goes through a variety of SM day ot May A. D„ at .ten setak m with the unsound money faction. Tho the forenoon. , be asMuned for tbe hesntr ol victory this year will be for tbe one processes before it becomes the coffee arid petition and that-the heirs at lav of said which is the soundest.—Iowa State Reg­ । of commerce nnd is prepared for uee in deceased and all other person; interestMl is estate, are required to appear at sserien 1 the delicious beverage which ia known ■aid ister. of Mid court, then to he boldri; u th? Protite • all over the world. Mont of the coffee office, In tbe city of Hwtiugv in sail Coca^, ■ of the French islands gora naturally to and show cause, if any then- be.» ky tbe pnvr ot tbe pettUoner mav not be granted. Az4 # Nels Edward Miller. Chicago aw France, but it ia not so cheap aa the ta further ordered, that said iietltiocer the bo- * *.ulu rearl Bliuinonn. Nashville « South American product, and ita cnlti- tier to tbe pe.-aeus luterr*.ted In said estate, ol Hebron H. Haynes. Woodland the pendency of said petition and tbe brutu Kittle H. Miller, Wood hud 3J I vat ion ia encouraged by governmental thereof by causing a copy 0! thn order to hebounties. The coffee and sugar intcr- published in the HaMtnp itaxxzb. a tewspaper printed and circulated In said Oxty Married. •jf Barry, once to each Week for ttwsnoces»u? PENFOLD-WHEELER Mr. Pen fold. _ of weeks previous to said day nt bearing. svns.kLd Miss Anns M.- Wb«-eler, Of Battle pie« the highlands and the latter tbe Chas. w. Amucraoyn. lowlands. Creek, yesterday by Justice Bishop. (▲true copy. Judge of Protaw A JAJtJLJLJLJLJLAAJLJL JLJLJLJL 3 Ml 3 $ 3 3 *i Mi Mj Mi Ml Ml 3 3 3 Mi 3 3 3 3 An Appeal to Highway Commission ers and Pathmasters. HE Agitation for Good Boad« is bound to continue until the roads of Barry County, and every other good county fnrmortl# n condltl?n to travel over. Poor roads cost tbe crusha/1 feLe rry S°unty enou8h every two years to build good but «^ ow1lr0^d8i0n.eve7 mile.of >te highways. There is stone °* rOad,10 R,1d that is the crushed v^tra .~The aJOn.eibnilt by the Romans over 1900 are amnr><^Otket. *pd to-day those same roadlu those 6 ^?®t in the world, even after centuries of travel, have^nna M 8tOn6l Were broken b? h»ndwe onlv S and 8team --Hing machines .................... which not only made crushed stone । easily but durably aii.d completely. Gravel makes road for a short time but necessitates constant in a few years the work has to all done over you build a crushed stone road you build for for the Celebnited Aultman Road in the world, and we would be with an) one desiring to purchase T collection., it bra fallen far Iwten «be mark fixed by tee McXtaley taw To begin with tbe most significant. of **■■* tar. Hardware Dealers. than did tbe rlodofliahta JIA �Hasting' Banner. Thursday, Apr. 30, 1896. W. R. COOK. Local Editor. Hang It! YOU। CAN, ANY OF MY CHEAP WALL PAPER. [t all goes on the wall good, and for style and beauty it ■aii’t be beat. Do not think ■ : buying 'till you have seen ;1'. liiie. I am anxious to sell. |. b> no* want any wall paper in novo when [change stores. have a full line of ■ WINDOW SHADES, PAINTS, OILS, and varnishes. ‘ kn'vtl’ing you need for Spring ■W.irk. - . Fred L Heath. The DRUGGIST. LOCAL NEWS. - CIRCULATION • 1 cis week, 92 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements reach this office Tuesdays at latest tc nsnre insertion in the issue of the week when brought. . , l Try Landis' Celery Compound 75;. Str Landis' wall paper before buying. AH kinds of fruits at Burman & Mar* p!e>. ‘ ’ ■ ■ t Phillips Erb lead alt others for fine canned goods. -■ let.creaiu only 25 cents a quart at Bur­ man A- Marple’s. Hopkins hominy, the finest In the world at Cook & Cook’s. Desirable house to rent—Inquire of Mrs Margaret II. Bailey. , Lunn has all the latest thingsin spring and summer suitings. ~ . Phillips a: Erb keepthe finest Ime garden seeds In the city. of See Miss Sherman for special prices ou iiilllner# goods this week. -. House and barn to rent or sell. 0. D. SPAUPMNG. Flower seeds, yes, till you can’t rest. Cook A C<k»k. Letta Garns Is closing out tbe millinery goods In 0. D. Spaulding’s store. Four cans of very nice corn for 25c. CopK & Cook. Those piekles are "In it" w ith the bert made. Try them, at Phillips & Erb’a. That ice cream soda at Burman A Mar­ ple- is dimply delicious. Have you tried It? Miss Sherman -has everything new in millinery an J van please you both in goods hud prices. C. E. Lunn is selling tailor made Clay Worsted suits for 820.00 that can’t be ex­ : riled In the state. You can get tbe best of Cabinet photoe - r only 81.50 per diz-n for the next S days at West Barton’s. •Governor*’ Aitken and "Governor” O'Donnell have honored this city with tbeir presence. Who will be nex.? Extracts, canned goods, flour, feed, corn bats. bran, and Horn’s German Balm. Cook & Cook. ■ The best I ever tasted.’’ Thuts the universal exclamation of those who buy their coffee and tea ot Phillips & Erp. Plug, did you say? Well I reckon, as we have eleven different kinds of ping tobacco. Cook <fc Cook. Tailor made clothes look better, fit better, wear better and are cheaper in the loug run. Leave orders with Lunn the uiloE Fresh stuck received to-day. Clover sued, Kaffir earn aud the Celebrated Jackeun wagons. Hendershott’s opposite court house. A. H. Ickes has been making several improvements ou his house in the second ward, having painted It, and put in new windows and doors. Special Sale—On Saturday Miss Ger­ trude Stebbins will offer a special line of trimmed bats for 98 cents and £1.98. This offer is made for Saturday only. There will be a regular review of Has­ ting Tent K. O. T. M. next Thursday evening. A representative to the Grand Camp review will be elected. Landlk tbe Dn>txl*t, tell. London Pur­ On ,be con,T*T « Informed ple, -Pbrl, Green. Bine Vltrol, White Uat be ra n».t Krnpolomi, „d Hellebore, etc. ne.erdW .njrtblnx whteb ,bould brand Miss Gertrude Stebblu offers special me, eytblef. Deenwd wu . eoo.ln to bargains on Saturday when aline of 98 Ex-Goternor Blntb,K. ln THE REPUBLICANS MEET IN FULL |lr„ FORCE,AND EVERYTHING PAB8 cent and 81.98 bats will be on display. wm x nu ot. orlllmnt pranwete, . Kliool E8OFF HARMONIOUSLY. You are cordially Invited , to caH, and ex­ tMcber. and bavlnK a brl(bt future betbre amine her stock. blm. An uotortunaXe lore affair, bowLiat of DalagatM Elected. When you want any photos within the •xer, turned tbe whole eonrae of bta lite The republican county convention for next 80 days, go to West A Barton b, at D. and be became a conirmed hermit, .pendlhe purpose of nominating delegates to ... H. Bay’s former ground-floor atudlo. and tbe best part of bls life upon a little republican state convention to be held the at you can get the finest Cabinets taken for patch of tfround near Gon Lake. He was Detroit Thursday May 7th. and delegates only 81.50 per dozen. «n Intensely rellirioos man and by ilvln. to the Congressional convention held st Niles yesterday April 29th. was held Whitefish, fine cut tobacco, mackerel, In tlie tilth and squalor which be did, be at the opera house Friday and was largely nutmeg, trout, fine combs, cheese, finest was but carrying but bls own ideas of re attended. A full delegation represented coffees In the market, pbrk, rolled oats, Ufflon, which to say the least were very every township in the county and the ut­ most harmony and good feeling prevailed bluing, fish lines and hooks, maple sugar, peculiar. throughout. and—and, yes— at Cook A Cook. In response to the call Issued last week The delegates assembled atlSCont 11:80 | a large number of bicyclist, pet In front and were called to order and A. E. KenThe many friends of Miss Alice Sldnam. a«nn was called to' the chair as Chairman. of the Hastings House Krldsy eveulnu to daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sldnam. W. R. Cook was elected Secretary. formerly of this city, but of late living in participate In a short ruo about the city. John G. Nagler made a motion that a Kalamazoo, will be pleased tu learn of her Nearly seventy were In line and made a committee of three each be- appointed by 0n< appearance. Tbe run was made on the chair for committees on Permanent marriage to Frederick L. Childs at the Organizations and Order of Business, Cre­ home of the brides parents In Kalamazoo Green. Jefferson aud Malu Streets. A dentials and Resolutions. Carried. . meeting was held In Parker’s Hall after­ Hon. James O’Donnell, of Jackson, was Tuesday evening. Mrs. Childs has many friends here who wish her a happy prosper­ ward, and definite plans were adopted as present at the comeution and was in­ vited to the platform by Chairman Kento the course the club should pursue. ous future. Tbe constitution and by-laws' which were aston to address the convention, which he did in a most interesting manner throwing McClure’s Magazine for May will have appointed to be drawn up at a previous In a few witty Irish stories, for telling an article by the eminent surgeon, Dr. W. meeting were presented and with a few which Mr. O’Donnell Is famous, by way W. Keen, indicating the uses already pos­ esheptioiie adopted. Tbe membership fee of illustration. He firs’, paid his attention sible, as well as those likely to become to state taxes which he admitted were was placed at twenty five cents for gentle­ very high last year, much higher In fact possible soon, of the Rontgen rays in the men and fifteen centa for Hdles. C. E. than he,liked to see them. Then he went study and cure of human deformities. In­ Doyle was elected captain. It was voled on to tell what caused them to be so high juries and diseases. Tbe article will be to aid In securing good roods, and a and bow over 81.000,000 bad to be raised this year to cover tbe deficiencies left by fully illustrated from photographs taken motion was made that tbe club work with the democratic party In its mis-manage­ by the new process. the end In view ot building a good road to ment of state affairs. It has always been The home base ball team and the Jack­ Thornapple, provided tbe fanners nlong the rule that where tbe democratic party son League team crossed bats at lhe fair the line would be willing to do their part, has been supreme It has left debts and de­ ground Tuesday afternoon, the latter win­ was carried unanimously. The president ficiencies trailing on behind which the wisdom of those who succeed them have to ning by a score of 14 to 4. Had not the appointed a committee to visit every provide for. -The speaker then called at­ Hastings team played like a lot of rattled bicyclist Io the city with lhe Idea ol se- tention to the great reformatories of the school boys the game would have been very corlog Sitbacrlpllons for tbe same. The state, to the many charitable Institutions close and exciting, the base bits and earn­ club will meet every two weeks on Wed­ which care for the orphaned children, for the education of mutes. The care of af­ ed runs being about the same on each side. nesday evenings at seven o'clock, and go flicted humanity we should consider as one of the first duties of citizenship. for a short run before lhe business meet ­ Notwithstanding the unfavorable even­ Those who are less fortunate then our­ ing last Sunday, a good sized audience ing, if the weather permits. .Much In­ selves, have a right to expect the help of gathered to listen to Mr. Striker who de­ terest was manifested at the meeting. The their more fortunate brothers and the peo­ ple ot the great state of Michigan have 1 livered a fine address on Che General Con­ membership fee has been placed at a low reason to be proud of tbeir penal and char­ ference. It showed a great deal of thought figure, and It Is hoped every bicyclistl In itable institutions, the peer of any. As tbe city will join. our population grows so must the expense and a thorough acquaintance with the connected with tbe maintenance of these subject. The next address will be deliv­ PERSONAL MENTION. institutions increase, repairs must be ered in two weeks by Mr. F. W. Walker, made and Incidentals grow. (if yon wish to see as beautiful a golden But despite all these added expenses, Oscar Schumann spent Sunday in Grand despite tbe deficiencies which the repub­ chestnut horse as ever stepped foot in lican party has had to pay up, yet the Rapids. Barry County, just go to Dr. Waddle’s state tax this year will be over 81,000,000 Gay Cook, of Plainwell, was in the cily less than last year. The speaker said barn and see Pontiae Chief, under the that be had lately changed occupations this week. care of Murray Bromely. He is also the and now considered himself a farmer. At Will Huliinger, of Nashville, was In tbe least he was going around the state "fixing fastest horse In tbe county. His record is 2.16.l4, has trotted a quarter on the Brown city Tuesday. up his fences” and said that he had had so City mile track in seconds and a L. J. Matthews, of Grand Jlapids, spent much experience In thia line that he now considered himself amply qualified In that half in. 1.05.) His weight is now 1200; Sunday in the city. line ot pastoral work. The speaker height 1€ hands. Ira VanValkenburgb suffered a bard at­ laughingly remarked that there were five or six first-rate good fellows that wanted /Mrs. W. N. Chidester received a severe tack of pleurisy last week. to be Governor of Michigan but he be­ fan from her bicycle Friday while riding Miss Gertrude Geiger spent Sunday In lieved that none of tbe other fellows on Main street. A dog was running along Woodland with her parents. Wanted it as badly as be, and that if he was Governor of Michigan be would fight the'road aud suddenly turned and jumped J. G. Hughes has been spending the to keep taxes down. • squarely ta front of tbe wlwel, the rider On the currency question tlie speaker past few days at bls farm In Barry. being thrown to the ground and striking, called attention to the fact that he voted Gus McNaughton, of Battle Creek, was against the repeal of tlie Sherman law und on her back. She was taken home iu a in Congress introduced a bill calling fur carriage aud at present is getting along In tbe city this week on business. Mr. Belg^r, of Misbawauka, Ind., vis­ tbecoinage of $8,000,000 per month. Tbe nicel^, but will hereafter probably carry a speaker said that he was opposed to the ited Valentine Liens over Sunday. kiyl-gun or something equally as effective, retiring of greenbacks, and further that to keep dogs at a proper distance when Edward W. Boyer, of Muskegon, was he was willing to trust the whole matter wisdom of the republican party for riding her wheel. tbe guest of Miss Gertrude Stebbins Sun­ to settlement. But, tbe speaker said, It X Three years ago aTjadiliac stock raise-r day. doesn’t make a bit of difference what kind bought two full blooded Chester white hops Prof. Goodrich, of Grand Rapids, was of money we have If the people haven’t and be had them registered as "Protection” tbe guest ot Miss Alice Eddy over Sun- anything to sell and can find nothing to do. He said that If the old policies of and “Free Trade.” Soon after the passage Sunday. protection and reciprocity were re-estab­ of the Wllsou bill "Free Trade” sickened Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Hahn and daughter lished, if our industries could be saved and died but "Protection” lived ai.d Hazel spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrr. from pauper labor competition and tbe re­ ciprocity treaties given us through James thrived ai <1 t:« offspring has given that Cans. R. Osborn. G. Blain**, that matchless statesman, could locality a supply of high grade stock, and Miss Bessie Georce was In Grand Raj- be revived the whole question would set­ tle itwif. Factories would be started up when Protection was killed this spring ids this week and replied at an entertain­ the scales tipped at nine hundred pound-. ment Tuesday nlghtfgiven by the Ladies again, )al»or would be employed, and gold would flow to us in a steady stream in­ Even a torker, it would stem, can’t sur­ literary .club. stead of being exported, and bunds sold 10 vive the Stigma of being concerned with maintain our reserve. Mr. and Mrs. Cherry and Mrs. C. C. Mr. O’Donnell closed with a beautiful Free Trade. Freer were called to Vermontville Satur*. tribute to Jas. G. Blaine. Three cheers l^Ti*e switch board for tbe new telephone u rd ay-to attend the funeral of Miss Dullle for O’Donnell for Governor were given exchange arrived Monday, and tliejbones ■Cherry. followed by a "tiger". are belng'put iu pljce this .wrvkJ/5177 After the conclusion of Mr. O’Donnell’s Dr. S. M. Fowler.of Muskegon.was io the speech. Chairman Kenastou appointed the Ed Land who is superintending thp Work following Committees:— city tbe fore part of the week. Mrs. Fow­ for the Bell telephone company,' Informs Permanent Organization and Order of ler who has been here tor the past two Business—Prof. O. M. McLaughlin, J. M. Mr. Bessmer we will have otfe of tbe best weeks returned with him this morning. Rogers and J. M. Csdwallader. exchanges In the atate, everything being Credentials—C. 8. Palmerton, Henry Mrs. Carrie Spence has moved her entirely new, and jnfetallic wires used, so Ekert and Wm. Beattie. goods to Shultz where she will reside the phones can be used ou 4he long dis­ Resolutions—Senator M. S. Keeler, W. tance circuitf when the compah'ynM*-4£ with her father for tbe summer. The W. Potter and A. D. Hughes. • first of S< ptember she leaves for Cali ­ After appointing these committees the through'Hastings which they expect to do At >ee on the ex^ fornia where she will reside with her sit­ convention adjourned till 1:30 p. m. eprne time in the 2 p. m. the convention was called to order Mich. Central ter. ‘change at .presi aud the Committee on Permanent Organi­ zation and Order of Business through freight depot, Wool Boot Co., Judge Smith, Pupils Plano Recital. Chairman McLaughlin reported as fol­ Table Co. C. K. 4 8. depot. Ford’s Hotel. The piano recital given by Miss Effa lows:—1st That the temporary organiza­ Goodyear Bros., Cily Bank, National Simpson’s class in instrumental music, tion be made permanent. 2nd. Report 3rd. Bank, P. T. Colgrove. Stirling & Craw­ last evening was a very pleasing of Committee on Credentials. ford. Baxxbb, Court House. A. Black A event it was given in the lecture roum Report of Committee on Resolutions. 4tb. of tbe M. E. church. It being prettily Election of delegates to the State Conven­ Son, J. T. Lombard. decorated for the occasion. Following “ - *If tion. 5th. Election delegates to Con­ gressional convention. 6th. The election •^And now the bustling, energetic house­ the program rendered:— > FART FIRST. of County Committee. wife, stimulated by the summery weather Orchestra C. S. Palmerton as Chairman, reported and the soft south winds, rouseth herself Selection LesSylpbes —---- ;— for the Committee on Credentials. Below Misses Simpson aud Bentl»y betimes, orders lhe stoves taken down and we give a correct list of delegates and their V^Br.UU»..Mabtl post office address following their names. stored for the season, and proceeds with Itelreted. Voral Mr. Fred Swoldlo, To the Honorable Chairman and Dele­ bermaid to inaugurate the penitential Second Waltz </«•«■» gates of the Republican Convention here Goodyear. observance known as Spring bouseclean- Hesitation—flarrieue XL CZ Mira Bessie George assembled:— ■ ing, wondering the while bow the shiftless rAMT SBCOXD. Your Committee on Credentials beg leave to report that they have carefully woman over tbe way ean Idle away her MwdBe.ua, canvassed tbe Credentials presented to hours Instead of settling ber house in them by tbe different delegates of tbe order. But one swallow does not make Townships of your County and find tbe t a "Mothers Song” - b "Tne Finn Time I Kissed 8ara’’ following delegates entitled to a seat in a summer. And when tbe eold, damp, Recitation neewv- f Knnlna Goodyear the Convention. dismal days shall set In. and tbe bustling ..■AntezaaeM.rer^^^ Dated at Hastings the 24th day of April. housewife’s nose shall be blue and the A. D. 1895. man of the house make the atmosphere of Mim Fannie Diskette the cheerless household take on a still Selection ___________________ Orchestra deeper tinge, than will tbe woman over TO FARMERS. the way, with fires ablaze, take solid com­ Eggs, eggs, eggs. 1 want all the eggs I fort, mock at tbe calamity of her neighbor, can buy in exchange for Dry Goods«or and wonder why tome women can never Mr. Kenyon L. Butterfield, Soper in­ Mi.linery goods. Come on now. learn that Summer daes nol begin in tandent of Farmers’ Institutes, writer cs that the Agricultural College has prepan d O. D. Spaulding. April.—Ex. •mne suggestions for experiments that Tbe new base ball rules caution um­ We have been asked by Bowens Milla may be carried on by members of our pires to "be perfectly fearless in doing residents, to correct a statement recently county fanners’ institute society in con­ just exactly what you know to be right.” occurring In tbe Journal that reflected up­ nection with institute work. These ex­ periment* are of several kinds, and will It is much safer for tbe umpire to join tbe on the memory of the late Edwin Bing­ be nf interest to tbe farmers of this eoutiCuban insurgents and fight the Spaniards. ham, the unfortunate who recently died in the poor house. That tbe man waa de­ tote society will Codfish, Maple Syrup, Eggine, Pencils, all kinds of garden seed, shaving soap, mented, dirty and lived In a slovenly con­ Mich, they c*u weure a hair pins, molasses, lather brushes, and dition cannot be denied, but that be was a fall information. They fl natural thief we are informed by one of the greatest lot of other stuff you ever Bowens Mills mo«t honored residents i« •aw. Cook <fc Cook. COUNTY CONVENTION HffUm Clt,. FtM Wrt-G. K Branrar. F.S-OVTteon. J. F »„■-». ' ,s«op<l W«rt-Ho«<.u H. Truk. L. H. BrarU. ' W. Bura-w. C. H. OOora. Tblrt Wrt-J A. Swewy, W. W. Fatter, Fourth Ward-W. H. Power*. J. G. Nwler. P. A.MmMm. F. W. Walker. Freak J. A. A an Arman. Hop- Tewmhlp-J. H. Valentine, Cedar Creek; I A.OkooH, Ctaverdale; Felix fcham berUin. Cloverdale; 1*. H. Barnes Cloverdale; Jooatban Fox, Cloverdale; Malcom McCallum. Cloverdale. • Irving TownHhip—A. D. Hughes. Irving; Chaa Beamer, O’Donnell; tiamuel Rousb. Freeport: Henry Ekert. Freeport; Edward Johnson, Freeport; Uhxs. Wing, North Irvlug. John At own Township—W. 8. Nye. Bedford;' Chas. 8. Bristol. Lacey; Frank Bullis. Lacey; Frank Dotv. Banfleld; Burt Zimmerman. Ban­ field; Dr. fiutuhlosou. Btafle’.d. Maple Grove Township— Behjimin Pierce Maple Grove; D. M. Dav. Macle Grove; CapL Potter. Maple Grove; M. W. Dickerson. Maple Grove: Geo. O. Dean. Nashville; Henry Burton. NaSlnille. Rutland Township-James Ransom. Has­ tings; O. V. Ktuniai. bhultz; Moses See tier. < «*»: L. MeOarty. Ctly. Prairieville Township-.!. W. SacketL Prairie­ ville; A. C. Towne. Milo; W A. Spalding. Mtlo; Michael Doster. Prairieville; J. J. Perkins. PnUrievtlP- pierce Travin, Cresrey. Tbornapple Township—B. M. Johnson. Mid­ dleville: M. F. Jordan Middleville; H. E Uepdrick. Middleville: M. 8. Keeler. Middlevillr; 8.' U. Rich'Middleville: Samuel Alien. Mid die rule; Jahn Dietrich Middleville-. Oseir White, Mlddlevl’le; Dillman Benjamin. Mlddlevllle; B K skin, Middleville; J. W. Arm strong. Middleville. Woodland Trwnshlp—John Velte. Woodland; E. L. Schantz. Woodland; J M. Smith. Wood land; D. J. Otter. Woodland: F. M. Weber. Woodland; C M. Pal-nerton, Woodland; A W. DiUenbeck, Woodland; J. J. Eckert, Wool bury. Yankee Burlnga Township—Geo. H. Ford. Yankee Springs: F. N. Culver, Yankee Springs; E. T. Houck. Yankee Springs; c. W. Arm­ strong, Hastings; F.Sylvester.Irving. , asBaasESgEa Police! Police! Police! IF YOU WANT THE BEST SHOE. —Z “0 N EARTH" FOR EVERY­ DAY WEAR BUY THE GRAND RAPIDS PO­ LICE SHOES. :::::: THE “RED FRONT SHOE STORE. WOOLLEY & BRONSON. C. 8. PAI.MKHTON. HKNRV EKR11T, Wm. II. Brattib. Fullowing this came the report of the Committee on Resolutions as follows, the report being read by Senator Keeler lhe Chairman:— Tbe Republicans of Barry Co. congratulate the country upon the growth of Republican sentiment aa evidenced by tbe signal victories of the past three years which assures a glorious victory In the coming national election. We denounce the democratic administration as tire most destructive and disastrous In. the nation's history. It has not only disappointed the expectations of the country but has jnsilj forfeited the confidence and support of tts owe party. We are wedded to the great principle of pro­ tection by every tie of party fealty aud affection aud it Is dearer to us now than ever before, as t Is everywhere recocnfzed and Indorsed as the great, masterful, triumphin' American princi­ ple. a key to our prosperity and a safe prop to the treasury of the United States. Tbe Republican party “lands for Reciprocity that reciprocates and which does not yield up to another country a single daj 'a labor that be­ longs to American workingmen. It stands for a foreign policy dictated by and endued with a spirit that is genuine American It stands tor lhe Monroe Doctrine as Moaroe himself proclaimed IL It stands for a fiscal policy opposed to debt and deficits in time of peace and favors the quick return of the government to a debt payingpollcy and against a debt making policy. We reaffirm our adherence to lhe pension poller ot the government and maintained by tbe Republican party and denounce the present administration for its unwarranted Interference with Its pension lists. We contend for a currency of gold, silver and paper that shall be aa sound as the country and as untarnished as Its honor and to that end favor bimetallism under such restrictions as wul secure the malntatnance ol the parity of tbe metals, so that tbe purchasing and debt paying power of tbe dollar shall be at all times equal. Fte JXM Q. nAAbUL' z Wll.LIAM w. POTTBB, A. D. Hughes. The following delegates were elected to attend the state convention;—Hod. Dan'l. Striker. O. M. McLaughlin. W. 1. Marble. J. M. Smith. C. S. Brown. Richard Mes­ ser. W. R. Cook. Jas. A. Sweezey, W. W. Potter. Newton Wing, A. D. Hughes, M. F. Jordan. Congressional Convention—W. H. Pow­ ers, E. L. Schantz. Chas. Bristol, P. A. Sheldon, Jas. A. Swpezey. Chas. S. Brown,Orin Barrett, lleBcy Ekert. A. E. Kenaston. Wm. Williams. Senator M. S. Keeler, John Nagler. W. R. Cook and John G. Nagler were elected Chairman and .Secretary respec­ tively of lhe County Committee and the following members of the County Com­ mittee were elected, each township and ward naming its committee-man. Goodyear’s MODERN DRUG STORE. STOCKINGS, FEATHERS, GOWNS AND CLOAKS may be col­ ored a. black that will not crock or fade if you use Diamond FAST BLACK I sell of DYE and. DYE Exclusive agency for WM. RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER! W. H. Goodyear, Expert Druggist. We have some Choice Seed Potatoes, COUWTT COMMITTEX, AM,rl. Township-P. K Jewell. Maple Grove •■ D M. Dav. Castleton O M. MeLaugiiUn. Woodland ,C. S. Palmerton. Johnstown Frank Bullis. Baltltnero Frank Stanton. Hasting" B. F Gs kilt City 1« ward—J. F. -. . . Russell •• 2nd ’• * L.’* H. Evarts : " 3rd " Jas A. Sweezey. - Uh “ P. A. 8heldoo. Carlton Tuemshlp—J. M. Borers Barry *’ Myron Wing.' Hope " Ira Osgood. Rutland Moses Seeber. Irving ■ Cuss Bea er. Prairieville J. J. Perkins. Orangeville W. fl. Beattie. Yankee Springs A. F. Sylvester. Ihurnapple Richard Johnson. No other business coming before the conveutlou upon motion it adjourned. In the circuit court at Grand Rapids, yesterday Judge Adsit made a ruling that is of considerable interest to wheelmen. He decided that a bicycle is person al property and not subject to execution. Several weeks ago a constable levied upon E. E. Alien’s bleycle to satisfy a judgment, and Allen replevlned the wheel and sued the officer. The court rendered a decision for the plaintiff for 0 cents and costs. Also SEED CORN of excellent quality. Our stock of crockery and glass­ wear was never more com­ plete or cheaper than now. SWEET PICKLES 5c doz. 20c qt. SOUR PICKLES, sc per doz. OLIVES in Bulk, 30c qt. We want you to try our coflees. Hanis&vanflrman I Children’s 5 OUTFITS... THIS SEASON’S GOODS AND STYLES. Washable Fabrics in Suits and Waists. Knee Pants, 18c to $1.00. Caps, Straw Hats, “Leather Stockings, The best stocking to wear that's made. We make a specialty of Four In-Hand. Ladies' Black Neckwear GHID&ST&R & �Hastings Banner. Thursday, Apr. jQ 1896. A FATAL GALE. TERRIBLE TRAGEDY. Awful Work of a Lunatic iu tho Topeka, KanM April 27.—A cyclone City of Rockville, Ind. passed over Clay county Saturday at COOKBROS. Proprietor,. Belon. April IS.—John Btrraon, pro­ prietor of the Park theater and of the new Hotel Sarop. banker, broter .nd merchant, died nt hi. home tn thia dtj yeaterday of pneumonia, aged M year. midnight. Nine persons were killed and 50 injured. The cyclone wrought A ToUrriaff »P«»* r „ great destruction of property and a It, !• reported that ttr aptae of ttal£ Constable—He Then Takes great deal of live stock was killed. The HU Own Elfe. buxx oathwlrpl. in th* «»•«> dead are Frank Peterson, wife and child, Republican Editor*. Eli Balthasar and wife Julius Trembly, land, ia tottering. When the eathedral The annual meeting of the Michigan Terre Haute, Ind., April 27.—Dis­ Jesse Hazen. Mrs. Halverson, and a ,va. began, in 1220. there wm n« Republican Editorial association was thought of erecting a spire on the cen­ held in Grand Rapids and resolutions patches from Rockville, county seat of grandchild of Peter Anderson. The cyclone started about six miles tral tower. That was an afterthought, [were adopted urging independence on Parke county, give fuller details of tne part of the republican press, a Saturday’s tragedy, in [which Peter Eg­ south of Clifton and went in a north­ and the architect who derigned the tower strained the streuglh of the orig­ closer relationship between editors and bert, a youth of 23 yeats, apparently in­ easterly direction for 12 or 15 miles, party managers, indorsing party or­ sane, killed five persons and then com­ and then lost its force by spreading. inal substructure to tbe utmost. It haa always had to be carefully watched, ganization in the form of clubs, urging mitted suicide. His victims were Mrs. It passed about half way between Clif­ party committees to seek to encourage Herman Huschke and l|er two children, ton and Morganville. Its track varied and the means taken to strengthen it. the circulation of republican papers. Aggie and Herman, agjed ten and eight from 150 yards-to a quarter of a mile by iron bands and ties have only added years respectively, Sheriff W. D. Mull in width. It tore through a farming to the weight. Of late the stonework . Officers were elected as follows: President, F. R. Gilson, of the Benton and Constable William Sween. The community nnd left nothing standing. hex been decaying rapIdly^P that the j Harbor Palladium: vice president, A. 8. Rockville dispatch sayi: Houses und barns were wrecked, trees spire i* In great danger qfcollapHlng । Conant, of tbe Mount Pleasant Enter­ torn up or broken, fences leveled and Shoot* Mother and Two Children. prise: secretary. W. R. Cook, of the Hast­ The Women Defeated. About seven o'clock young Egbert haystacks blown in every direction. ings Banner; treasurer, Mrs. T. S. Apple­ Baltimore, Md.. April 24.-T1h? propo- . was sent into the back yard to saw some The cyclone was followed by a terrific gate, of the Adrian Times. •itiou tn admit ns lay delegates wood for family use. Shortly after­ rainstorm, which lusted several hours, • Prisoner* Paroled. to the general conference of the Meth- , wards. , while .Mrs. Hnschke was out flooding the devastated district. The odist Episcopal church has been de­ Gov., Rich has paroled Daniel French, milking her cow, Egbert secured a cyclone took the people unawares. sent from Dickinsofi county in July, double-barreled breech-loading shotfeated by a narrow margin. 5895, to the Marquette prison for one SWEPT BY FIRE. year for breaking and entering a rail-1। gun; and going into the Baschke house, At Bannister a bolt of lightning which was next door to his home, shot Cripple Creek, Colorado'* F«moM Minin* road car. Paroles were also issued to struck Charles Hubbard, aged nine, and , the little daughter, a child of ten years, Patrick F. Raber, sent from Gogebic killed him instantly. dead, and wounded the boy, two years Cripple Creek, CqL, April 27.—With county in May. 1890, to Marquette for The Michigan Baseball league gave younger, who ran out on the porch, the aid .of dynamite nnd giant powder ■eight years for assault with intent to up the ghost where Egbert shot hipi again, killing a fire which started at one o’clock p. —owing ------- «» to the Inability - of do great Hoclily harm, and John Vivian, _* . . _____ _ rrrrlinrlc him instantly. The murderer then jn. Saturday, and which threatened to Unring to procure suitable grounds, sent from Dickinson county in July, j t __________________ went out Into the alley and leveled his wdpe out of existence the town of Crip- j 1895, to Marquette for one year for gun at Mrs. Haschke, who, seeing his in- pie Creek, was overcome, but not be-! —---------------□? breaking into a railroad car. j tention, attempted to escape. He shot fore at least n million dollars* damage: , ■/ tall her. however, the charge taking effect had been sustained by the town. The J Mmianlc Home ta New Hand*. The j ■/ The board of managers of the Michi­ ; in the top of her head, removing part of insurance will reach $250,000. gan Masonic Home association reor­ j her skull. Mrs. Haschke lingered in an buildings occupying eight blocks ofj» street, together with their contents. • ■ /I ■ e .... as directors John unconscious state for about two hours, ganized by „.. electing V? McGrath, Detroit; William Webber, when death ended her sufferings. were utterly deatroyril. One hundred ■ und fifty business houses, the post office j K/ Saginaw; E. L. Bowring, Grand Rapids: I Having completed this work of and a bank are in ashes. Five or six | G. W. Caton, Flint, and Gen. O. L. Spald I Stan^ Cl0Se 3 hlSh fenCe iag, SL John's This gives the stale butchery, Egbert shouldered his gun homer’ P*’™0”’’ Wi” ha'e tO fln<1 nC" ! a larger representation on the board and deliberately walked, up into the Positive evidence has been secured; try tO 102p OVCT. YOU business part of the town. Sheriff Mull instead of confining it to Grand Rapids. Walk back 3 few Steps, I The board is confident that means wifi and Constable Sweem were planning to prove that the fire was the work of on Lfail. be provided for keeping the home open.! • means of capturing the murderer. incendiary for the purpose of making | t a d sUrt fence ? ' Egbert was walking across the north a raid on the First national bank, which I 6 e> Hcmlth in Micta*nn. I side of the square, holding his gun now nppzam ta have had on deposit, is During the week ended April IS re I Li jn position, with both barrel” COUgh, yOUT ' ports sent in by 42 observers in various cocked, whence saw Mull and Sweem aometlilng over »100,<Mfl on account ot portions of the state indicate that crossing the street towards him. lie the near approach of pay day at the leading mine*. erysipelas and pleuritis, whooping' called out to them that they had bet­ cough and intermittent fever increased ter not come any nearer. The two TRIPLE TRAGEDY. in area of prevalence. Consumption officers retired into a stairway in the A West Virginian Kills HU Wife, Her ‘ was reported at 202 places, typhoid national bank building for a moment's Father aud Himself. fever at 20, diphtheria at 27, scarhi consultation, when Egbert turned and. Huntington, W. April 25.—John fever at 27, measles at 36, whooping o ... coming upon them — suddenly, shot ami Love, of Milton. Thursday night shot cough at 13 aud smallpox at Bay City,1 instantly killed both men. his wife nnd his father-in-law, Joseph Marine City. Ionia and Detroit. I Murderer Kill, lllnueir. •.’■“T'Z The murderer then started to run. Mays, through !he heart, and shot him­ ... .. vorcc *- ’ taking a westward course towards the self through the temple. Love and his AU time recurds in divorce care. In f,)r „ nnniber of ci,ileM ,n wife had separated. They met at j ^biwazoo county were broken when , dM). t fle ran H|(e , dMr un. church, and alter the senices Love no-! Judge Buck, ot the ciyeu.t court in Ka, I tn „^.|e croreing an open Held just companied‘her and her father to.their ; amazoo, dmtate,! a drerre at divorce to o, town . ,hot hl, home, where they sat talking by the . fire until nearly midnight, when Love • IIr. .lane Eime, while Deputy Clerk took eflMt hi, h„. This crippled Taylor wrote out a marriage license n, him> and U1(„ h he lorK,|c suddenly rose and shot his father-in-1 SCOTT’S ErtULSION ha. been en­ tire office for i f >n*» same oninn nrnno frt»- Mrs. Mm Kline I. lino aud ns.zl her hue 1. . . ... . . law. The daughter ran out of the room, I dorsed by the medical profession for the inclosure of the fair grounds he fiance, Frank Munn. It took but 2D was unable to run further, nnd crawl­ but Love followed and shot her and him- j twenty years. f/fji your doctor.) This minutes to inuke out the decree, issue. ing into a stall in the fair grounds, he self. A ten-yeur-old boy of Mays* waa is because it is always palatable—always a license and have the knot tied. I shot himself in the right breast. The the only witness to the awful tragedy. uniform—always contains tbt purrd NorvtfijK Cod-liver OH ai d Hypophosphites. WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN fire from his gun ignited his clothing Cnptcrcd at Kalkaska. DISASTER IN A MINE. Put up in 50 cent and $1.00 sizes. The Mrs. Mary A. Lawrence, whose hus which was partially burned when he Sixty-Seven Man Buried Alive and Nearly small size may be enough to cure your was found. band’s murdered remains were takeu cough or help your baby. All Are Probably Dead. from the river at Holland, was found El Paso, Tex., April 27.—News her DROWNED THEMSELVES. near* Kalamazoo, and. with her three zeached here of a horrible catastrophe children, was taken charge of by ofli Two Young Girls Commit Suicide at at the Santa Eulalia mines, near Chi­ Downsville, Wta. ’ cers from Holland. Ray Coates, th? huahua, Mexico, Thursday night when Menomonee, Wis., April 24.—Edna young man with whom Mrs. Lawrence it caved in, burying alive 67 ot the meu. left Holland two. weeks ago, had not Varney and .Emma Cunningham, aged all of whom were Mexicans. Gov. Ahu­ i *V ffierraw, and tbe dirappourtaifnt ot the ui< n been arrested, but be was supposed to 16 and 15 years, respectively, commit­ mada is on the ground with a large force i H?* ’ica,<’ the last elreUcn. with tbe rrault* under the sdZDfn)nratfor.: lw-r elected.will nuke ted suicide by drowning in the mill "be in the same vicinity. the campaign tbe most Intensely exciting ta the history of ite.roUDUy. of men working to recover the buried. pond at Downsville, nine miles south Thirty-seven men have been recovered, of this city. They were missed from 1 A desperate attempt was made by a home Wednesday and were Inst seen ' ten dead, seven dying and 20 fatally number of convicts to escape from the Tuesday evening. Their bodies were j hurt. There are 30 men stili in the I t**k*M>CW*PttWfcsnfamily n*»j-aprortbe United Statw xrU! m-.b -li all the j ...tai ruins and no hope is entertained of i state prison in Jackson. Thomas found. No cause is assigned. *,“f day; 1Bten7‘ttaKln every American eUlren ■ t jurty. fflUavona recovering them alive. *CJrB-Lr^ K, r swavtlve form, foreign cMnrpixtau- • <». i :r .th- tav> ■ ' to Brown, sent from Oakland county on 1 ’jy^ldcperixnent eecond to none in the country. kh .revor.s wtak ut Congressional Nominations. . a seven years’ sentence for burglary . Drath of George Munro. i feMMCatIng ►bort Morie*. complete In each nnthbkr. the creatt if to Chicago, April 24. — Congressional IuIf’lL'a nnrt oomeMlc. with their beat Comte pJctwrer, fashicB itJ 'and Patrick Dolan, sent from Gratiot1 . r. • -----«?-—x-----New York, April 25.—George Munro, j woman * at Ire. wfta a vaned and atCracUve denunnient ot county, six years, also tor burglary, ’ ?,On,'“tl?“ "7" ™,?e ‘£e r'Pubaged 71. originator of the problem of | t be ' or.k." p*kl? Tribune” ia an IdeaT family paper with a circulatick laryrr Henna Tenth were ths main actor*. Brown shot ,1 “n* in ,n Illinois as follows: T —1"dis* ’1? any ow-erwwkly publication ta the cvuatiy Itaoea turn tut <gtn-ol a dal* ll loosens and separates the dirt, making cheap and good literature, died sudden> trict, at Rock Island, George W. Prince 1 betau made ta jtedetalla. tending to give It greater lifeanu v*r>ty. and ei; wasbfag easy, but does not Injure the fabric. through the heart and killed. V heart failure at Pine Hill, in the : j more intereM to the womtn and > oung proph of the boueebnld. (renominafed)i; x*ieven<n Vicuviuiimicu; Eleventh uisinct, district, at La , ................. Salle, Walter Reeves (renominated); i --- —....... .." l’ltherMV heunu had£WU<gonetosupcr......v. IU super- j } Brief News Item*. *__ —i j,. ..., . . ■, . „ intend rennirs repairs on *hiK *his cnnntncountry home. I| The jury in the case of J. S. H., Sixteenth district, at Jacksonville, Gen. I f<jr A SPACIAL CONTRACT snablea ub to offer thia splendid jonriuu and - the BANNER J • ^Holmes, on trial at Grand Rapids for John I. Rinaker (renom.’nated); Eight- Mr. Munro was an ardent, thoughtful- I If your dealer j minded Presbyterian, nnd his dona- I Jailing a gtreet railway conductoi ■ eenth district, at Litchfield. W. F. L. hasn’t It, send .1 ! ,[while engaged in a quarrel, returned a ' Hadley (renominated). Delegates to tlons to church nhim-tc u-ow e He Kills, a Mother and Her Two Chib MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. .v. u The Large Piece and High Grade of “Battle Ax” has injured the sale cf other brands of higher prices and smaller pieces. Don't allow the dealer to impose on you by saying they are “just as good” as “Battle Ax/' for he is anxious to work off his unsalable stock. easily cieared. Neglect > | yoUF never mind 'Qss weight, and when con- [ sumption faces you, your strength may not be sufficient i to carry you over the danger­ line. If you could only go back a few weeks and make a good start, you might win. of Cod-liver Oil, with Hypo­ phosphites, is for you even if • you are only a little thin. THE NrtHE OF THE NEXT President ot me Ufiirno i jaXon tub New York W66Kiu Tribune OF NOVEMBER 4TH, 1896. / THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE SOA P. I & I” <1. »«Y fverdict of murder in the first degree the national convention were named .and he was sentenced to life imprison In each, and were given instructions to went. I vote for McKinley. , T. E. Congdon, manager the past seaThe Quebec Floods.[•os. of Powers’ opera house in Grand Quebec, Can., April 25.—The village cf [Rapids, canceled his lease, having lost;-St. Barthehne and surrounding coua(money on the season. The house will try within a radius of five mllrata under jbereafter be managed by J. W. Spooner. I water and the devastation is complete. : Jacob T. and James Sheldqn were ar- Farmers have lost all their live stock ■rested at Sturgis by Marshal Bennett,' and seed for the coming season. Dead •charged with breaking into a store at horses and other animals are floating [Middlebury, Ind., and stealing a lot ol' about. Buildings have disappeared and [miscellaneous goods. i people had to climb trees nnd floating । Mrs. Virginia Murine, an old ladv • wreckage to escape death. Boatapatro! -------- ----- » two --- days ' what is now an immense lake day and [who disappeared ago, was , [found dead-in tbe woods near Kalama- night in the* hope of rescuing life. [zoo. Fright and exposure were the Brothers Lynched. [supposed causes. Chattanooga, Tenn., April 27.—Victor । Mrs. Jennie Meyers, aged 62 years, and William M. Hillis, brothers, await­ [who had been keeping a little grocery ing trial for the murder of Carroll Mar­ jin Grand Rapids, dropped dead in he: tin nearly two years ago, were taken [More of apoplexy. from jail at McMinVille, Warren coun­ St. Louis has organized a prohibition ty, at midnight Saturday and hanged [club with 48 members. Similar clubs •1 to a tree five miles from town. [will be organized in every township in Gov. Alt*eld Saves Harris* Neck. [the county. ’ Springfield, HL, Ajiril 24.—Gov. AltThe old “Temperance house,” a land- geld Thursday commuted the sentence [mark of Vicksburg for.40 years, has of Frank W. Harris, under sentence tj (been torn down. be hanged at Freeport, HL, May 1 for The board of control of the state the murder of Charles Bengle in that ■public school at Coldwater says the city last May, to life imprisonment. .[school is now in a position to receive al) Oldest Shaker Dead. children legally entitled to ita pririHarvard, Mass., April 25.—Ezra Bea­ mon Newton, aged 101 years, the oldest Maj. L. A. Duncan, of the Niles WeekRepublican, commenced the publica­ Shaker in the country, died at his home here. He deserted his wife nnd chil­ tion of the Daily Sun, a one-cent sheet. dren in 1848 to embrace the Shaker It is independent in politics. faith. . Mrs. P. Havenga, of Spring Lake, Stabbed Fifty-Two Times. committed suicide by hanging herself. Scott, La., April 25.—Martin Bernaud, She was poor and had supported her­ a merchant here, was murdered and self by taking in washing. The planing mill and two dry kilns robbed of $7,000. The autopsy showed .at Capt. James Duviuson's shipyard at th?*t there were 52 stiletto wounds about his neck and breast. Bay City were burned. Loss, $20,000. A largely increased acreage has been devoted to peppermint culture inmouth Chicago, April 25.—Dispatches from western Michigan this season, and it is points tn Iowa. Minnesota and OhioteH predicted that over one-half the crop M of the general observance of Arbor day the entire country will come from that (Friday) throughout those states. JUpjdsof awenlUng a yonug ami pret- Bonus for the M*sim«-huKz>tt*. Boston, April 2T.—Thi battle atao Massachusetts averageii 16.12 knots on her trial Saturday and her builders won a bonus ol SlOu^Oh ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $i,CO- $1.35 to us daughters. Nominated After 4 OS Ballots. Ballot*. Wilmington, 0., April 24.«U1 W. Brown, of Warren county, xt as nom­ inated by the republicans for congress from the Sixth congressional district Thursday .muraaay night nignt to succeed Congressfcrtb.convention to n..k.thenomin.- CrtJH IN ADVANCE, WE WILL SEND YOU POSTPAID • /z Subscriptions may begin at any time. The Cresco It cannot break at the Side or Waiat Colu: DRAB or WHITE ........ Many Horse* Burned. Columbu,, 0., April 2T._A Pn^, ipecial from Galloway, o., any, that a shipping stable belonging to Ed Courtwright at that place burned, and 42 horses, some of them quite valuable were burned to death. The origin of the fire is unknown. 8L Louis, April 25.—Sam Foster (col­ ored) on trial at Clayton for the mur­ der of Bertram Atiratcr, of Chicago, the suburban town of Webster Groves, on the night of January 23. was found guilty of murder in the first degree. Fatal Explosion. Cleveland, O„ April 2t.-Mrs, Augum ta Bch.rnie.ky ws. faul|v her two children, Ella and Annie aired four nnd three respectively, ' were burned to a crisp nt their home bv the explosion of a coal oil can. Heavy Liabilities. New York, April 24.-Rom Undheim, a wholesale dealer in leaf tobacco '* Jiflcultir.His liabilities are currently reported in the trade to be from $100,000 to »15o 000. ’ Roekeirter, N. Y„ April 27,-Samasl D. Badtw, 0 civil engineer, whowaaaaodatsd with UorM ia developing tic ^•ympiUied in Crn.ndaigna Addiess'a I 'riders ic THEiMNNER I -__________________ SM0RTand.nEl>IUn LENGTH I WrHe your name .nd addreis on .poUilcrd, send it to Gee W. , Best Perm a, Tribune bui)dinK”New Yolk City.i and a sawpl. Soriot. I Havana. /Kuril 23.—Kev. Albert ai»k.w Diaz Havana, April the American Baptist miaalonary, an.l his brother Alfred, who were arrested last week, have been set at liberty bar hare been ordered to leave tbe rountiy before the expiration ot aix daya from the time of their release. «Tb.e-tegular subscription price uf tbe raojsaprsMi. “Py The Ne” Yotk W«kl-V ™™e «« be ------------------- - ---------------- - --- DR. A. OWEN’S ELECTRIC Su APPllANr.ro: :o �Hastings' WHISKERS FROM THE SEA. Thursday, Apr. 30. 1896. COOK BROS. Proprletora. GENESIS OF a "CRA^K."- Thefe*^** KarU’’ °n”rth' There Is a marvelous marine growth railed -ertutafia which th(, •nee of a de icate bueh, although it,' "l^r rt^kt or fiber, are bulk up £ tbouwtnd, of minute auiiuala, Km?“lt‘k P°lyP bulld* UP the■ PARIS DRESSMAKERS. oS tr*fl flourW>« « it dora in no “ the world- In 1850 »•» LCOUturi'-«' « given in the cW dJ^., " *»« cummer- ORDER OF PUBLICATION. ^Thousands ol Women: SUFFER U—TOLD MISERIES, ] Complainant vs Charles T. Hart I^efeudant Ataseasioo of said Court, held at tbs Court House tn Ibe City of Hastings in said Countv. on thc idth, day of March A. D. 1896. ' Present, Host. Clkmknt Smith, • Circuit Judee. In this cause It appearing from affidavit on file, that the defendant. Charles T. Hart to not resident of this State, aud that his residence cauDot be ascertaiaed after diligent inquire. On motion of Lombard & Hughes Complainant's Solicitor It to is ordered that the aptearanoe of wild non resident defendant Charles T. Hart be entered herein within5montbs from the date of this order, and incase of h'» appearance that he cause hh auswer. to the bill of complaint to 1* tiled, and a copy thereof to be served on the Compl&fuaut's Solicitor within twentv days after service on him of a copy of said BiK and notice of this order; and In default thereof, said Bill will be taken as confessed by said non-resident defendant. A>-d It to further ordered, that within fifteen days the Complainant cause a notice bf tins order to be published in the Hawtinob Bannek. a newspaper printed, published and circulating in ‘«iafd County, and that said publication be continued therein once in each week for six wre-ks lu sttccetsloD, or that she cause a copy of th to order to be perseually served ou -aid non-rcstaent Defendant at least twenty days before the time above pre­ scribed for his appearance Clement Smith. ! „ , • . Circuit Judge. ‘ Examined, countersigned and entered by me. John G. Nagler, Reglster.Lombahd and Hughes. Complainant's Solicitor(A true copy.) • MOKnUfll SALE. MMKxecutore of the estate of Robert F. a. daceaacd, of Kings Countv. State of York and recorded in the office of the —.^ter of Deed*, for tbe Countv of Barry and State of M’e’.lg3B«i tbe 13th day of Septem­ thMe only tound’ “y* Ule Nrw ' ork ber, 1886. tn Liber 25 of Mortgages, oa Pace jjj, Sun, in clumpe and bunch™ on wreck­ ita wt be8ide*07 sh°p’«« or. w&ieh mortgage tbrri.- IscUHurd to fefdue at eh,m « “ ’ y »«l* feminine a PI .ar•be date of this outiee the sum of Twenty-nine age and stone, and elsewhere and Hundred aod fifty-one Dollars and fifty-five tL. mt WBre no,“-- “ «>*ra are ! ACTS AS A SPECIFIC •omettare it i, toni ln eento [fcsei.fw] anda»i attorney’s fee of tutrtyfive collars provided ter in sale mortgage and drlren ashorc. Tlje many thousand., e?. r;.Wh^c.X *°^ lingerie or certain >B, Aronlng to HeilliijAotloi ill her Organ. no suit or proceedings at law having been in। articles exclusively. ot liny creatures which have built it •stltuted to recover the amount secured by said In the llottln (uk the Taris direc­ ( It causes health to bloom,sand' mortgage or any part thereof: Notice is l?M-rcfore hereby given that on Sat­ ** fnmHmri.v known) of ISOS there [joy to reign throughout the frame. is called a skeleton. Its fibers shrink urday the 33rd day of May a. D. u»c. at ten o clock In the forenoon, there will be sold, at even fincr^“ «re 1,836 couturieres and 200 commer­ the North front door of the Court House, in the cial hotme. for the sale of ready-made tlwj were. They may be a foot In City uf liuAtlr.gs. Countv of Barry* and State of 1 treatment of lead-J Michigan. I said Conrt House bring the building Tbfv nre3retin‘':“ "'4n'ly t"° fwt- garments, besides ■ many establish­ a Fv tf,y?clanls tnree jeers, witllont benefit./ in which Hie Circuit Court for the County of BBAlJFlELirsJ They are brown, Mme bunches being ments which* manufacture and sell Barry to heML at public mu.tkn. to the highest ! FKMALK REtxULATOH she can Co ber own! ?HP°nS d® or ^der-pettieonts bidder, tbe premises drscriteu in said tuorldark and acme ot a lighter shade cooking, milking nnrt rensUlnp.” — < gajr.or » ■ jnuch'thereof hm may be necessary alone. The number of working dress ­ N.&'.HUTAN. Henderson, Ala. < to aarisfy the amount doe on said m trUagn, As the children of the ^u-.snter BRIDFIELD RE9VUT0B CO., Atlanta, Ga< makers in -Paris is estimate^ at 65,000. as above >et forth with the Interest thereon, adorn thenuelves with shavings front । SoldbydruftiiUa ’ l 11.00 p«r bottle < and tiro costs charges and expenses allowed by In all France, according to M their fathers aarkbeneh, so do th,, law .and provided lor in said mortgage, said premises being situated in the Countv of ' children of the fishermen u*th tlie sei- Georges Michel, the industry of manu­ Barry aod St ate of *hc I: iyan au d <1 escr! bed as facturing the various, articles of wom­ tulann. earn up from tbe sea. Iu fibers all those certain pieces and parcels of land MOBWAGE SALE. an s dress is in the hands of 81,400 male described as follows, to wit: The East half are pretty nearly straight, so they Can­ [E. $#] of the South West quarter IS. W. k»] of Defhttlt JiHving twien made in the pavment 0 nnd 143,648 female owners of shops or oectloo fifteen [15] containing .Eighty l»] acres not be made to serve ns ringlets as a certain tN>:id aud inorigajr* cated the Srstdaj factories. These furnish employment or Nweuiber A. I). iji30 umde and execute.! by uf land, also tlu South West quarter [8. W. Q] curly shavings do, but the girls take of lhe South West quarter IS. W. of Section Jesse Austin, unmarried of A«".na. Barry fifteen [15] except two [sj acres out of the the longer, finer bunches, which arc us­ to 700,501 persons, of whom over 500,­ Loaa’v. NlrhUan. mortgagor-io Kugene Har000 are women. South west corner thereof. All in Township beck cf the City of Battle Creek Michigan ually the lighter in shade, and make of number One North, Range number Seven West, In addition to these there are 925,855 innrtgsgei- and recorded Iu the <4800 of tbe Barre County. Michigan, and containing In all them long brown tressea The boys JUwlMerot Deeds of Barry Ccuntv Mlcirigan lu One Hundred aud Eighteen [1181 acres of land, Liber w of uu-rtgau-ea on page 14 on the istb make great mustaches of the sertu- persons who make their living from in­ davof xecorditjc to the fnlled Stateasurrey thereof. Sm-tniWA.D.twd al 1 o’clock n in. ’ dustries which are tributary to that Dared. Hast Ings. Mich..- February i». ifse. Inria and flowing Dundreary whiskers aud duly MmN b» said Eu«rue Harbeck te MORTGAGE SALE, of the manufacture of feminine appar- me Electa C. Holton of natd City of Battle Anna 8, Austin. the shore'’'mw8 .uILhtn<!CriUe Bl°nK '" ?hu tO-UU TalU5' aI JosarL. ScHL-YutB. Default having been made In tbe com!If Ions °f ,nc the Product Product of of GiVt'k. and tbe itsslgnmcrt thereof recorded lu William H. Slocum. a traX i“t ha^hig^Z -ds is «tl- the office of tlie Register of Deed* of said Barry of a certain mortgage made by Susie A. Tyler to „ John P. Douglass. Louuty on the uhb day of J sly A. D. 1883 Id Elida Shaw dated November 18th A. D. 1801. Executors of lhe Estate of Robert F. Austin. and Liner 23 of mortgages on page ira. bv which recorded In the office of tbe Register ol j mated at £50,000,000.deceased, .Mortgagees. Deeds, for the County of Barry, and State of tide With her side stove in, perhaps, so default th" pdwer «it eaie coiitalued'ln said Alonzo E. Kkkaston. ‘ mortgage him become operative, and upon Michigan, ou the 23rd day of November A. D. that she would not float, but occupied • Attorney for Mortgagees. . A GREAT SNAKE COLONY. which said bond aud mortgage there Is claimed J801 In Liber 33 of Mortgages, on page 196.' on byadreamingyouth tnacrtularia beard to he due for principal and Interest to date the which mortgage there Is claimed to be due at MORTGAGE SALE. ot tkn-u hundred and sixty dollars and tbe date of this notice the sum of Five Hundred and mustnolie, who imagined her a gal­ An Australian Enthusiast Bos a Fine Col­ sum twenty one cents, and no suit or i'.rrn-eedittgs at and Tmrty Six Dolton and thirty nine cents, lection ot Venomous Beptllt-*. Default having been made Id the conditions law or iu equity having been- instituted to re i aud an attorney's fee of Twenty Five Dollars lant Ship and himself her bearded coma certain mortgage made by Hiram A. Bar­ ' Mr. J. McGarvie Smith, an eminent cover l hi deb’ secured hy said mortgage, or any | provided for lu said mortgage, and no suit or of ter. Ellzabrih 11. Barber bls wife. Clarence H. mandcr. , bacteriologist of Sydney. Australia, is part thereof now therefore, notice ts hereby proceed!i gs at law having been Instituted to Barber and Lillian Barber his wife to Philip T. given that Dy virtue-of the power of sal* con-' recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, Cotarove dated March It A. D. 189A and record­ : the proprietor of probably the gredtrst tained lu kald mortgage, aud ot tbe Statute ul or any jmrt thereof; RUINED BY A CONTRACT. ed lu the office of the Register of Deeds, for the Now. Therefore,by virtue of Die >»ower of sale Countv of Barn* and State of Michigan, on the ; collection of snakes in the world, says lhe Stalo of Michigan In such cases made and An Iron Founder Undertakto Something ; the New York World. He is ‘ in nroytoed. on Saturday the sixteenth day of May contained In said mortgage, and the statute Id. Ulh day of March A. D. if®6 tn Uber 47 ot A. D. IMW. at to o’clock In the forenoon at the such case made and provided; notice Is hereby Mortgages, on page 266. That said mortgage . Outride of Hi* Line, j the business partly for scientific North from door of the Cour* House In the City Sven that on Saturday the 23rd day of May A. was duly amlgued to Sarah Johnson, and duly . 18*1. at 10 o'clock lu the forenoon. 1 shall The foqnder ot the Vendome column of Jlflxtlnge. Barre County. Michigan, (that be­ in the office ot the Register ot Deeds purposes and partly for business. He ing lhe place of holding the Circuit Court for sell at Publie Auction, to the highest bidder, at recorded for Barry' County. Michigan. [ in Paris met with financial ruin in his advertised That sala mortgtige was upon the express *' 1 some time ago for 500 venom- said County of Barry) tbe undersigned will sei the North front door of the Court House In tbe j contract. The French government, 1 ous reptile at public auction. 10 tbe highest Didder, tbe City ot Hastlugs that being the place where condition that should default be made In tbe cnis reptiles, but one publisher refused lamin aud premises described losald mortgage, the Circuit Conrt for Barry County is holden), payment of Interest, or any part thereof on any APPLICATION OF A FABLE. to *erect notable ' when it decided 10 Tect the Dot ^l>,e to to permit permit we the navertisement advertisement until until be he or so much 1 hereof as shall be ut*cess&ry to sat­ the premises described In said mortgage, or so day whereon the same is made doe ano pay­ sklu Bide* the Form of a Hu- ।I column, entered into a contract with an had satisfied himself of the sanitv of isfy lhe said aninu* tdue and Inrerewt at seven much thereof as may be necessary to pay the able. as above* expressed, and should the same perceut. costs aud expenses of sale, aud an amount due on said mortgage, with seven per remain unpaid and In arrear for tbe space of 1turn Wolf. i °n LOUn~r; lhe PhU“WWa : the scientist. * attorney tee of fifteen dollars allowed bv law cent. tnteres\. and all legal costs, together with thirty days then and from thenceforth, that is The story of the ass whoclothed him- I'S'rn.’i kne«:«th‘ng" butoverof The dlffvrcnk .pecira of veubmora njid provided for In said mortgage: said land an attorney’s toe of Twenty five Doilani coven­ to say. after the lapse of the said thirty-days, and premises l>-!ngdescribed In s:<i«l mortgage anted for therein, the premtees being described so much ot tlie aforesaid principal sum of three iu a lion’s akin in order to pass i, ,n br?nr. Tb" toake» in Australia, ro fr.r u known, as—tbe West fractional half of the East half of In said .mortgage us all that certain lot piece hundred seventy tour and 16-100 dollars as re­ . iclf off as tlie king of beaats is well j। go ernment agreed to supply him With number 42, nnd Mr. Smith haa-apeci- the North We* t quarter ot section Thirty Three nnd parrel of land situate In the Township of mains 'unpaid, with al! arrr-vrage of interest K...U ; <331 m TmrnMup Number One (1) North of Hope In Ute County of Barry aud State uf Mich­ thereon, shall, at the option ot the said oarty of . • but tin- tile of the thief who i cannon cantured ...... captured from tbe JtuMdana ...mens of nil of them. The poison ex-1 I -x,tnilM'r Heven «7) West being iu the igan. and kqown aud described as follows: the secund part Itecanie due and payable. Thtf North East quarter of tbe North Weal it ir-ide a sheep’s skin to be better nnd Austrian., during the canipaifro of traeted from rtm rcptlU b l^ly orad | K^J’VrLin’wib'. rclT liefault having been made in the payment of quarter of Section thirty five (33) Town two (2) Interest due March 14th. left*; and tbe same hav­ to carry on his nefarious trade ; 1S05, In quantities euffleieat to found in the Paateur institute! in Paris. North Range nine (9) West. ing remained unpaid aud Tn arrears for the ; Elzcta C. Holton, E ui » a S haw , know-| Mr. Smith is U1I space of thirty days and upwards the aforesaid lie ytt to be told, soys the London I tbe monument. The contractor, , an enthusiast on the ‘ w Assignee F. w w. /!..»<. Claw*. hloitgagee. principal sum bf three hundred seventy-four rrunh. Early one morning two ing nothing of the phenomena which subject of snakes.-ant! Philip T. Colohovjk. Aitorucy for Assignee. and '6-too dollars with ad arrearage of Interest , --------------- -—.! regards them ns Attorney for Mortgagee. Battle Cre< k Mich. . v. h- v.rre on duty at the the fusion of bronze offers, found when the " most wonderful of living creatures, j thereon is now declared due and payable by the Dated February 17tb, 18t«. terms of- «ald msrigaze. on whlcn mortgage ' :uses uf Paris,; were aston- , two-thirds of the column was com­ He has in his collection serpents that j there to claimed tote due ut the date of, this MORTGAGE SALE. notice the sum of four hundred three Dollars I torec a sheep endeavoring to pteted that he had used up all his metal. have gone nearly n ytar without food | Default having been nnule In the conditions PROBATE ORDER. and fifteen, cents, and an attorney's fee of mongsce nude «"u. by George rfifvt an yizttanc into the inclosure Sufficient bronze had been given him to TOd ara MD1 fat JI. 1U Injrcted wm. of a rertKte IS uwaTS to im.. W. »: .State ot Michigan, County of Barry—w Twenty-five Dollars provided for tn said tnurtgage, and no suit or-proceedings at law having “ complete thc monument, and he was of their own poison trite them without Austin dated January 2»4 A. 1). 18X>. and re. ; i-ventures of its kind were <!ouAt a seastou of the Probate Court for tbt of Barry, bolden at tlie Probate oftice. In i»een Instituted to recover tbe moneys securfa . , responsible for the entire amount. ! -, <.! v.h,u man’s hand protruded from the sliffhtest ill-offei-te te them Ac « ‘ corded lu lh- office of the Register of Deeds, County said mortgage, or any part thereof; ine MigBiMt ju-cazLt. to them. As s for lb. ('oust, ot ttarrasnil Store ot MIcbtRso. CbeCItv of HaMtings.ln said county.on Wednes­ byNow. Therefore, by virtue of tbe power of : the stoleh fleece, j Their curi- ■ Finding himself, face to face with (tank result of his investigations he has estub- on tbe Bcrimd day ,4 Jguiuu y A. D. tens hi day tbe t'lglilh day of April In thc year sale contained In said mortgage, and tbe statute one thousand right hundred and iricey six. f,T.Kt - lr ■ intensified aed they cure- j ruptey he melted up his scoriae and Wired th. fort that a non-poboaou. ! Present, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of lb such case made and iirovided. notice to here­ by given that on Saturday the Twenty-fifth day < ilr.. -i the <haxi unimal, who j n*ixed the metal with cheap refuse snake is not affected in any wav by the uf tins notice 1 ho sum of Twelve Hundred nicy- Probate. In the matter of the estate of Lizzie Whldby, of July A. D. 1896. M ten o'clock lu the fore­ ' ; t the jx-n which| inclosed the . " hich he purchased, and so completed noison of the wnmnmwRiiretM * five Dollars and Alxty-sex cii: cents, and an at- Deceased. noon. I shall sell pc 1‘ubllc Auction, to the high­ ..rtT venomous spiles. torney’atee ot Tweniy-llvi Dollar* provided for est bidder, at the North front door of tbe Court artidr. and with giieat coolness ; ^he founding. The costings, however,: On reading and H! Ing thc t-etition duly verified Vvny, saJd bipith. It does not kill Io said mortgage.uihI *•*» «ult or proceed!1 gs at of fjicy A. Jones Administrator of said estate House in the City of Hastings. Michigan (that .‘•th- two largest and fattest of the । 'rere found to be so full of flaws that one t~....» , 1'* o! _________________________________ it. own .prciezwhilcHi.ro fetal ,i »» •'Y prating that hts.Qnal account this day filed id being the place where the Circuit Court for .. . 1 . ; moneys secured by sa.u mortgage, or any part said court may tn- heard and allowed and a <!e Barn- County to holden). the preraises described . i .work was stopped, and the founder ■ to other creatures is one of the myste- I tiiereal: In said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be Now. ‘1' licrctore. by virtue of the power of cree of distribution duly mode nnd he dis­ necessary tb tej’ tte amount oueon said mort­ :i I|! .served ruined. r ___________ med By the .watchful watchful guard- '1 rl i»ndd. The moldings of the different ries of tlie Almighty which we cannot from said trust. sal© eoulaitwd In said mortemce. and the statute charged •_ . -v 1. .... u^raveq »• Thereupon It Is ordered, that Saturday the gage*with seven wr cent, talerest, and all legal ■ • the law. this plagiarist of an ' pacts of the bas-relief were so badly in such case made and provided, nonce is here­ • osts.toeeriier with aa attorney’s fee of Twentysecond day of May. A.D.. UMatteu o'clock In r,t fable pro.-eeded tc kill and cut j executed that the chisclers who repaired by given that on Batnrdav.thu-Effirentli day of forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of wad five Doltors covenanted for (herein, the premis­ , Julv A. D. 18»fi. nt ten o’rinck lu the forennor.'I the > capture, and wa$ on the point : detects removed no less than 70 petition aud that the helm at law of said de­ es being described In said mortgage as all those DANGEROUS FIRE RISKS. I “hat! sdiM l’iiDlIc Auettor. to the htriwrt NJ- ceased und all other persons Interested in said certain pieces und pa reels of toud situate and . dcr. a’, the North froi.i door of thc (mirt House «»ff with his l»o Hy when he j b>us of bronze. They received for their 1 in tbe cily ot IlxM nigs iu the County of are required to appear at a session ot bring rn.era.rr Crap..," A.k lll.b ll»tra ter Jl> 'Lt Clt> <;f HMtllip. Ilnrn t o.. Mlrb. .Unit estate, Barn-and Bute of Michigan, and known and Bwlf in‘ turn tlie spoil of thc । labor £12.fxX), to which was added the ’ * I iwfrgthe rl.ic? where the t’lrenn Court lor Milil court, then to be holden at the Probata of­ d?*crlted us follow*; . . home of Them. Barry C-'tUity i*» botdeff-. iba preinhws descrin- fice, iu the City of Hastings, in said county, and Tbe North b.-Uf ot lots Nine hundred and six­ I v. a.--, quickly niaAched off to . f°n!’ of bronze, which became their cause. If any ihere be, why the prayer of The marine store business ia a risk iu *uid uw:|gage. <»r&v much thereof ns mav showpetitioner may not be granted. And It ia ty-three (963) and Nine hundred slxty-four (*M4) LT station* where he gave his Perquisites. The whole transaction was r,\.... ..., s.i Hhj Dccv'arv.tv pay the amount due on said the lhe City of Hx*-tlpC5 Michigan- according to which most companies prefer to avoid, mortgage, wlriivx p. r cent. Iu!er.-t aad all lurther ordered, that said petitioner give notice of From his acnc- j. very. very French. ’ugfine inssot. Lassox. rrom . aMr.ugene the persons interested Id said estate, of the the recorded plat thereof. ‘ A dealer may have stuff on Lis premises, . teuxl*-0Ms. tumte.r with an attor.iev’s fee of to flAKAB JOKNBOX, tendency of said petition and tbe bearing • made . good livipg out of his , ^i.j i T wol y-fiv- ooll.ira rovenatitert for therein, the thereof ritiLtp T. Colobovk. As«igueeol Mortgagee. by causing a cony of this order to be BROKEN WIRE. consisting of jugs, old dresses, and tbe . |irttml>»s being deserihrd 111 said jimrumie ns Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee. ;j i'-tion’ by selling the meat to variIn the Baitings Bannkh, a news­ Dated like, .which is probably worth several ; nil th<«e iJere«-*>r uanvl* ©Eland »;tuit>eju the published April 20.18U6 paper printed and circuhited lu said County of some time, nt least, butcheris For r ‘ . IIovr th® Telegraph Operator Tells Where thoraandr, yet the insurance companies . koami'And'uSedLiM Barry, once In each week for three successive ’ that hat the animals nt , , th* nrvak u Located. - tot be hoped, at. ; weeks previous to said day of hearing. refuse to insure‘rite stock at any ■ fc»'low.«: Chas. W. ar.xbirok . g. MORTGAGE BALE. will erase to be rent to i I’erhaps the greatest of all mysteries, ' will .Jtote. fro iinna.. The East fifty acres of land to bo tak*fn off Judge of Probate. Default having been mule In tbe conditions the uninitiated, about telegraphy is l*ic<.. In tin case of an ordinary houac- I theKotttn West »/u*riiwo! Section No <te).ex.Ldiertl ath by the depredations of to (A true reuv.l of a certain mortgage made by The Michigan tne fact 1UCI that Uliii wnen au.wire wire w uruKeu or or ! holder, moat of these articles would be j C*pt ’.wo»■•’.. s In lhe South Enrt (OHicrtte reof. the tne 1UCI wiu«.when wncn u wireisisbroken uruKeu uj • ___ „„ I Ahothe S-.-ulb Ten acres of lan« to be Liken Whip Company a corporation organized under \ -t wulf in ihrep’s clothing. MORTGAGE SALE, damaged the operator, sitting in hisi insured without a demur ae household . offtite ^’Ort6 Wr-t quarter of the South East the laws of lhe State ol Michigan and having Default having teen made 4u the conditions Its place of business nt Hastings, Barry County. nOLu, ronn <.»I1 .-.nnVt.- wLdpa fl l»ro nroro? JTOO<]k. qUarltT Of Said SefllOO NO 18J *11 ID T<»W1”-b.fp oftice, can tell c.xactij /where tlie acci T , --.a cn«-i,.nio nnt • Ao Tlin-e i J* North. Ihuige N» Seven iTj.West el a certain morlgsco made by Margrect A- Michigan to tbe Hsstlngs City Bank a con»ra l.'I DANGER FROM FLIES. dent has occurred. < Lumber vards and sawmills are not ■ ammfaju.. in;ln nttvdtgLt two hcio o£ laud Htvvens. Florence K.Spaulding. Orrin E. Bar­ I Ion organized under lhe of lhe State of The explanation, however. 1» very regarded by in.uranee companion with (.rojnli.r Vnitol SI-une, Uereoi ker. Mary E. Barker Blanche IL Barker. Agnes Michigan and having Its nlace of business at Barker. Martin V. Barker. Harriett I. Barker Hastings. Barry Couoty. Mlaitgaa.dated March hlmplc. It requires force to »nd elrc- I “■ w»T favorable eye. The stock of a ; > 1 • • ■ < to Emily D. Bostwick, of Jthaca. New York A. A.'D 1896. and recorded In the oftice ot tho Mortgagee. dat--d December 17 A. D. isaa luid record­ Register of Deeds, for tbe C-ounty of Barry and x-m . 4. Phiui’T. Cntonovz. lumber vard yard was was once once insured insured at at ai n An Engli«h missionary to Africa was tricity n through ft. wire, just us it does to lumber ed In tbe office of the Register of Deeds, for the Stole of Micbiean.on the Fifth day of March. Atfornev for .Mortgagee. . moderate premium, but when a small ! li.e happy owner of a bicycle. One pump water through a hose.>. Tbe Comity uf Barrj and Stale of Michigan, on tbe A.D. lr’J6. In Liter 38 of Mortgages, on page lattd ApflI T. 't*C. ~‘l l’.»lh day of Deccmter A. D 1880. In • Iter 33 ot 4.’l.ou which mom*axe there to claimed to be cay, uj. a journey, he started before longer the'wire is the greater is._ the 1 ' sawmill was built on one portion of tho ! Mortgnsfffi. on page 72. on which mortgage there due at tbe date ul (Ills notice the sum ot Five toimcu. *«,«, iu.« »*.«—- ' premises, up went insurance company | MORTGAGE SALE. fo- • sunrise aud rede oain advance of flvro l« claimed to be due al tbe date ot (tils notice thousaud one handred tfghly-slx Dollars and force required. This force is measIletenK l-.avjig teen mxde In Hie cond'ilnns : ■: party, intending to improve the ured;- but, instead of calling it pounds, ' rates. Owing to the addition of the mill, 1 u ivortgage. *xecutv& by tae Tinker the sum of E‘ght hundred-Ninety Eight Dollars Eleven rente, and an attorney's fee ot Thirtyand Ninety Elulit cents.and an attorue} 's fee of five Dollars prqvlded for In sain mortgage, aud • tlie ■ measuring • *• ’ the pressure • tin: where the iiremium-berore was some-। iu Mwr’i N’-'n’-’.iunrrt tlie firu dry ot Octo’nT ,cot-1 < die morning and wait for his as in Twenty-five Dollars provided lor In said no salt or vroceeAitigs at Iwr?.haring been ina a .*“ M,v’ “• ** ];],„ $"•> S300 was rcouired I r.lMl the Seventh Sevruth <■.•>•<»( «»f (k-niter onuter >.u. moriLMge. und nn suit or proceedings at law stltuted to recover the moneys secured by said —1, about • ------------1 rcouired Kniu-under some way side tree. It was “ boiler, electricians call the unite of elec- ................... about saw was rcquireo, hKMl.4i,.1. by :i,. ihe ,he fhu ^aiI1I Mart Mtirk y„.r|<, ni,. •. !i*l>th ighth । i thing like iav * * 1 Ij hfMuiH-ii Tlie mortgage, or any. part Lbereof; ■ and this favor was only to be granted u/;><*vnn»w jto-vtnhtjr 1888. is.-*, to toTlfi Tip Kctctum. Ketcbunt. uad and »v hy having hern instituted to recover the moneys >n country of the tsetse fly, and he trical force “ohms.” Now;Therefore, by virtue of tbe power ot -- ---- • that-no -. -.. . ।| ••------ i.i-ri.. VJ.I..... .u.1..-^... i—.... Will- secured toy said mortgage, or any part thereof: sale i, ’; on tb. rtrirt condition ttater contained in said morlgagejuid rhe statute Now, Therefore, by virrue of lhe jiower ui . ;j ’■ j rned that traveling alone was a ( Suppose a wire between two oflh JrtV ol December 18*9. salt contained it sold mortgage, aua the UM* in such case made and provided, notice is here­ Uiwre to is due. uue. a;, a' the ute In such case made and provided, notice is by given that on Friday lhe Third day of July. was to 1x5 Btored w,thin 15 M 01 010 ■“*.»<«• v':‘l-b<..no«Kxce- ifar* ‘ business, since the insects had 150 150 miles mileM long, low?, and nnd that, that, on on a a stortny “*• I date hereof. T< '• Umitlr-'*! awl Seventy dollars. Hereby given, that ou Snlurdaj- tile 3(Xh dnj- of A. I). 18M at 10 o’clock in the Forenoon. I shall ■io •:: art unity to distribute their fa- night, it gels broken somewhere. The mill. ’ver. tknv by rt the sell at Public Auction, to lhe ir.ghest bidder, at July A D. 1896.■jatNi'tfce 10 o’clock in tnerforenoon. I i .vtrtve ; IhsWiT iifsi.b* tn said uV>HRio.e. I shall fore- | si-vdl »e!l at Public Auction, to the highest bld-; tbe North front door ot the Court House, in the • telegraphist knows that when the wire tin- •me. bv a fill.- >’ lubl’.c .aid Ion to derat the North front door of the Court House City of Hastings [that telnu the place where tineas is a mild term to wa8 sound it takes just 2,000 ohms to THE LETTER "T. ! ihe h!nii«'! hidtlrr. at tin* Nnrth from door of in the City of Hastings, (that bring the place the Circuit Court for Barry County Is boldcn]. - xprvss tbeir craving for blood, he de- send a current through, ... 1 the Court Jlui;*e. In ’be City of H».stlng<, on the whgre the Circuit Court for Barry County ts lhe premises described In said mortgage, or „ , “ or , 14 ohms per A French Urapholoulst 8«y« That It Irrej third !,f.htlv l>f«. hl t-nn’clorkln the fore hotoen). the premises described In said mort- so much lbereof aa may be necessary tv pay the da। -. They came about me in dozens, , mile. He now finds that— he can send n ■; <i 1Cate« mo ’*s Character. no»n. ofi-li that emalH imrcjt of lit’-d f;sgs-, or so much thereof as may be necessary amount due on »:dd mortgag”. with elizht i>er — - -— ------- ------uicnvcn dictate* the Writer noioia ,| ........ ..................... - - i<i«-eeorittikoe■ ~ - He - -- ill-| —4 1 graphologist .* ... Horin|,8, opuy tlra amount due on khIi! mortgage, with cent. Interest, and all l«pti costs, together with v-i i I was streaming with blood ip aev- ', current Willi only TOO. ohnw. A—French bra discovered I rSu.'i.r'i-Jrrt ^i'Jlale state of- MlrlilK*» known t ---, ---------r, -------. ■ UUIU 1 ........... .. — 8 per cent. Interest, and all legal coats, toeether an attorney'* fee of Tblrtydlv® Dollars cov­ tpl ■iIiicM’jj. I killed tihem in scores, .• vides 700 by 14t and finds that the break I •.»_. „>^n-n-. I «..abe read from the jjnrt •<< th<> ... de-utrlb-M ..v-.i ..rcn» .... somi ~:A-trtrr. * tha • that character can hs the Sonth e.-'-t: qnrtrier. the with an xltornev's fee <•( Tnotily live Dollars enanted for therein, the premises being de­ 1'ti; wa4*a continual battle. , , , , Vi.riL .. ut (tin t-it-f. <»t iktitiih. r iwuiitlN«-rUi v. st qm.rirr. ol Section twentyfor'therein. Hie premises bring de­ scribed in said inorwage ns all those certain ‘ in the wire, is 40 miles from his end. ; letter “t” alone. He claims that the ‘ two. In townsldp three north of ramre ten west, covenanted scribed tn said mortgage as all that certain lot Into pieres and parrels of land situate In tbe • grew fiercer as the sun grew ■' V» UCU the lll-c vire 'l‘V is IO under UUUC1 the *»*«: r>ira.««*,raWhen scan.cu- •■ n.r^ca] nne represents the fatality of containing ter»y pi-re* of Intid Recording to the | ptere and parcel of land situate tn rise Town o! City of Hastings ia the County-of Barry and ■hotter, survey, tbe same being the mort­ Maple Grove In th-- Cooney of Barry und State state of Michigan, and known and described aa • till what . at first,had ----- - seemed L-------- riOus 1 thing happens. . rm. The electricity horizontal bar the influ­ KOVHHUiieur gaged {•nml'Mis ' ' ol Michigan, and known and des.ribed as fol­ follows: • v an intolerable nuisance begnn decompoec, [he sea unit, and a new salt l Lois six hundred twenty seven [*5271 six hun­ w ence human will exercises Upon thia Dated Apnl 4’1; W€. low: HAUVKV WlU.IASf. M, HFprct obsolutvly hor- I, U u formrJ formej m „ thc hrokcn cndB of tM the 1| faWHtv. The Ea<t half of the South East Quarter of dred rwentv-elght fSWl and six hundred twentyTh ? C ha «. HB avku . Assignee. SecClot* Thtrty-twn (32) In Town Two- (2) North nine [CA* I touei her with the tenements, heredit­ U■ hut if I should become faint, faint. ! wiw. Bnd nntil ,hnt £ rfeared away- by . lu be claims that the higher Attorney forAmlcnte. • Range Seven .7) West containing Eighty Acres aments and appurtawnces belonging or tn any­ wise tertalnlng to or situated upon MUd real 1 , mtai. y° con<ln“' batUe’ . what is colled a zinc current, acting for . t of tlu, vrrtiM1 |jue—that project. ut Laud more or less. •ulate Including the power connected with tbe Emily D. Bostwick, k U ‘ FtUn “ ni“n “ Marcd j| Un or twe|,e hours, no measurement : irJ, aboVe yle horizontal bar—has indlicu ur Mortgagee. buildings upon .laid real estate also 1 Deluding engine, teller abafUng counter shs£;ing,pulleys PHiLtr T. COLnnovK. . can be made.________________ j cations of the amount of ideality conhangers, belting and machinery of every nature we positively state that Attorney for Mor'gagee. I hod teen told a fearful tale of a trav­ this remedy doesnot con­ Dfited.Af rll 2xth, tH». am* kind connected with or In said building. Kattov Plaints of Norroes. । tained in the make-up of the wyiter, and eler in Iceland, who, with his horse, Hastings City Bank. tain mercury orany o'her A writer in Progress Artlstique, in j that the inferior part of this line correttiia;- ‘tuully eaten ' alive a. -by- flies, •• - - -the Phuji’ T. C-qixibovk. Mortgagee. injurious drug. CHANCERY SALE. Attorney for Mortgagee. disemssing the music of south Africa, ; aponds to the practical and material Nasal Catarrh ishing both man and horse in Dated March 28, ISM. In pursuance and hy virtue of an order nnd says tie races living there possess to . part of the man’s character. is a-local disease and is decree of tbe Circuit Court for the County of ■ What if these tigerish pests For instance, tbe optimist crosses his the result of cnida nnd Barry In Chancen.ln lhe Mate ol Mlchlaau and an astonishing degree the faculty of achuHy ndike an end of me! sudden climatic changes. made nnd dated on the 30tb day of November MORTGAGE SALE. t’s with a line that slopes upward from A. D. 1895 In a certain cause therein tending, en nine nnd ten o'clock I bad assimilation and imitation. They, re­ thc earth to the sky, aa it were. The Default having been made ia the conditions wherein Margaret Audnin is Complainant and produce with surprising fidelity tho ll^COlr'L.-.os^u uv 20 luiica, 'ished u.j,.ut miles, ana and bo iI Mills rliillite. William Phillins. Julia Phillips, of acertaln mortgage made by Fred W. Rlckel poet often.'crosses his t ’ s quite above <!< ter ‘ued to ci? mount, since I found ' songs of birds, cries of animals and the Albert Phillips. Effie Phillip*. Fred Phillips and wife Mrtlle of the town ot Hostings. Barry Couoty. Michigan, to Samuel Careon of Gales­ the vertical line; in other words, iu the Opens and cleans the Nasal Passages. Allays ami Myrtle rhiilliMare Dffendantn. Pain and Inflammation. Heals the Bores, Pro­ that .' -'iding the bicycle and keeping ! various founds of nature. Child-people, Notice is hereby giv«u U'M 1 shall sell at burg, Kalamazoo County. ’Michigan, dated tects lhe Membrane from Colds. Restores the Public sky. they receive in their otherwise obtuse Auction to the highest bidder at Hie December 7 A? D. IStr.. and recorded Id the ollhe narrow path hindered uiy dealing Sense of Taste and Smell. The Bslmls quickly North front The pessimist crosses his t ’ s with a door of Hw Ourt House In lhe City fiee of the Beuster ot Deeds, for tbe County of absorbed and gives, relief at once. ITlce SO eta. of Hastings ard "ith ti;y enemi.M. In getting down, brains impression* of freshness and County of Burry, aud Ktate of Barry and Hute rf Michigan, on the Seventh Their long solitary downward sloping rtroke. The line, at Druggists or by mail. however, my hat fell off, and in an in­ vivid intensity. Michigan said Court Hons? bring the place for day ol December A. D. lAHSln Liter 26 of MortELY BROTHERS, M Warren StNew \ ork. which commences at the ideal portion j holding tDn Circuit Court fur said County, on gap>-K. oi< page 212, on width mortgage there ia stant my head, which was closely wandering upon bills and prairies,unitrt of the letter, descends littleby little un- j HaUirday the »rti day ol May 14»6. at ten o'clock claimed to im due at Hie dale of Uris mulco the in the forenoon all or so much thereof as may sum ot Three huudn-d ninety six Dollars and - spiled, was covered with flies. I re- ed with fleeting association with for­ til it Is lost among the sod realities of ■ be necessary to raise the amount- dim to (be Seven cenLs. nnd »n aitunrtjy’s fee o Ft ecu cr>v'-'ted my hat, wheeled the bicycle eigners, results in a species of melodic said Complainant f r principal. Interest and DoHuib provided for lu said mortirage. and no ' I. ivith-one hand, which was being bitten nature plaints, aa one might imagine, earthly existence. costs in this cause of tte following described suit or prucecd.pgv at law iiav.ug been institut­ The practical man, it appears, always | parcels of lard to wit: AU those piecea or par­ ed to recover the inonev» secured by said mort­ ■ill the time, while I battled with the a dcteloiM-d monkey music. cels of hud situated in the city ot Hastlnas gage, or any nart tiierevl; steers a middle course, ami crosses his । Sow. Thorefore. by virtue of the power of Countv of Barry and state of Michigan de­ Tans ‘ till 1 reached a tree. Pointed and Witty. t’s neither in the ideal nor in tbe mascribed as follows: l/»t stx tn Block 2 ot Bennett sale con I Blued in !uldmurtp4gr. and. tbe statute Here, freed from the bicycle, I re­ A lawyer reaiding in the north of tcrlal, but exactly midway between tho ■nd Keufield’s addition to the Village [dow lu sueb esse made and provided, notice to b«-reCity] of llaslhics,atoo tho West Bali of lots one bv given that on naemdsy ibe 13th day ot June newed the engagement with vigor, and England and noted for his laconic style and four in Block two of Bennett and Ken- A.D.I8M. at ten o'clock lu ibe Foreuoun. I I k> my great joy. after I bad killed n few of expression sent the following terse two. ,__________ _______ field's addition to the City Worm rly Village] Khali sell :U Public Auction, to the highest bid­ uozeno! the fl ie«, they seemed to become and witty note to a refractory chant of Hasting- according to tiro recorded plat der. at the North Front door of the Court Snowball, ■olted by th. Wind. । health by there f also that certain piece or parrel of land House iu the City ot HMUrnn (that being rn» . O .rouj4 . - not. succumb . to . . ma u' renerp 3. n<^’ a Hre tire.. The wind wjj Passengers on the Flint Hirer divi­ u xncwma adjoining the West ball of lot oue above men- place where tbe Circuit Cotas for Barn' County Honed on the North East aud particularly is Bolden), thc premises descrited lu said Tj’’.lC«flaineS *svs»a ncar SUU, me’ UUU and tbOT,ffh »ted demand® lor the payment uf his sion of the Flint A I’ere Marquette rail­ described a* commencing on the North West mortgage, or so murii theruol a? may be neces­ u>9 sun beat fiercely, I preferred the bill: "Sir, if you j»y tbe laelraed-j-oti rood Who came to Flint, Mich., recently corner of said iot-one block two. thecae North sary to i*y the amount due on said mortgage, heat to the enraged flies. Under these will oblige me. If yon do not I »h«U reportoil oteerving a strange phenom­ 43R degrees East to the East and West quarter with 8 per cent Interest, and ail legal oosts to­ ; report I line of said Sectloa beventeen. thence East on gether with an idtoreey’s fee of Fitteeu Dollars <-onditions I battled with the enemy tor । enon in large, W fields not far from asld quarter line to a point where a coutluuou-* covenanted for therein, the premises bring de­ oblige you.”. line ou tbe Eastern booodry of said West half scribed In Mid mortjpige as all that certain lot something like three mortal hours.the city, says the Chicago Tribune. of said lota one and four would intersect said piece aud parcel of laud situate la tbe Township South’s Companion. Hundred, of .nowballs, some of them point on said quarter line, thenec South 4»K of HaetUigs In the Oeanty ot Barry and Wale ot Lonl Bacon wu a walking encyclo­ degrees Weat to said lot one tbenee North West Mirhlgn*. and known and described aa follows: of colossal sire, have brcn rolled to­ Tlie West half ol the East hall nf East bait of on North boundary of said tot one to place of pedia. Bia was a nuortzr of all the gether, It is thought, by the action of North Boat quarter of Mwtiou T“ ‘~ " * beginning. ■ . knowtadge of hia ttaie and remembered in Town three [a] North Range Dated March 34. im. W the wind. The fields were covered with yuan w. Walkxm. He rarely There are no undertakers in Japan. it to the mlnuteet detail. them, aud nature accomplished in one Circuit Court Commissioner iu nnd for B.rry made a note of nnything, trusting to Philip T. Oouwova. Co. Mich. 'J hen a person dies his nearest re!*night what it would take a large force Put an Advt. in The Banner ALOS»O hla nwmorv *H th* particular of the E. K.KKASTOX. ,'?08 put him into a coffin and bury Solicitor! jr Complainant. it brings good returns. d eaaea brought before of boys several days to do. J®., The mourning does not begin waa It found at fault. him, u^til after burial. uimU. « one of tho most Interesting of pay­ studies, rays the Century, ia . . fleet of a large idea upon a small A large idea entering a large kifanccs and dignifies it.; its ef■ : uj.t' ■ a HBiaiJ mind is often comfl!'- upsetting. The man becomes j:,.-tuully toHujsivy and unsteady. i.' ,r.n one iM'comvtf observant of this . • guenon he finds much tn amuse .. ...in much i to deplore. He is ... . .. for instance, to notice the re­ , s oit :16:iding throughout a < ar-irr. ‘Where a subject is thus ■• i •cfditi bv a [succession, of ideas, , -m :ti।!;•’.lying air important truth . :/<hi* man is incapable of carryixig/ . <fl i:y to impression proves to •,. '< i . The sudden realization , -.»■ first Limeofa.fnndaSieutalprin' • a monpmhniacof him. An­ , ; ! Irn rvuli’intion of still•notheP 1 nt al principle nnd he is spin£ i -iff at a. new tangent. the re are times when this effect , : i ideas upon little minds is most • -ous anti deplorable. Thus b ■ ; .1 th-- race of incurable cranks in f »< iphy, theology, art and politic?. . •■‘'•rank’’has been maliciously j: • . i H r purposes of cynical ridi.but- it is too descriptive a name ■ . set- aside. The congenial crank iluays started on his carver of in* • N:y !; this application of a big idea i .. brain. The most tiring out him is his flvlf-compln. i»v :.-ig to his knowledge of the . ; that letter men have been misby his own uccun|teiy descriptive ; BRADFIELD’S fetvale REGULATOR, :... It Never Fails to Reaulate...: For Your Protection CREAM BALM �— Battle .Orrek monarohial rule years old. thing to them only to exist, and with such Twentv-six ihonsao4 bh-yrirs wHl I* delicious fruits In abundance It ta an easy S Oreod ««wM. «»—*• »•'»’ matter to live. Cock fighting seems lo be To the .tudrnt of politic! lartituthe chief amusement of tbe natives and tlon. perhap. the moat characteriatlc fur this *«»*«’* trade. . many of them <0 around carrying tbeir a bteveta path between Ks’Aiw»z'»e and thiar about tbe Malory of the German roosters with them. Battle Creek ta now an assured fact. KataMexico really has three different climates. entire, my. Maetnlllan’a X. tb. po«h toAWwN. »d The higher regions are known as the the example that it gi«ea ua of the rrIIWB •ber*“tlerra fria” or cold laud; tbe “lierra tem- viral or reaffirmation, so toaj^ak. bf tbe Buttle Crs-k Th. MlchUren CyclW '‘"J0""’/ plala” or temperate land and “tlerra principle of monarchy. Tha, P'?™’ calirnle^oi hot land. The ride through nle baa nteelvvt) collie rutlr.htx.-ka in je- Th - hnslitok boy. of BwtUe Crei k. —ho the temperate land is one of tbe most en­ exut veant. The eatabliahment of jo'.usreretully cBdortrel lhe twk wrri jmT .re m PreFMKlo.’ joyable to be conceived of. Beautiful flowers, plants, birds with gorgeous plum­ French republic »» one. and tbe «.epc. m-re vl.lwr.te 0B»ir lbw age. and the green forest clad mountain-, aitlon of the emperor of JtraUl waa cerThe hiutllok Q’Ob'le. -1'ones refused lolook out of the car window. ail of these make a picture that Is simply tiinlv another. Both event, yo'ejr™' men of that llule oitj w '"be hrThe engine on our train was a -duub’e- Inspiring and to which no painters brush eiwonra-tt-ment to republlcar. Mean. eontmvnded. They are . ct He , header” having u smoke stack at each eud can do justice. KlnnUp In the old nbnolutc aenae had ,t«U. ___ ________ J--------of a long boiler, and was absolutely differ­ We pass down Into tlerra callente, or long been on the wane- Tbe French ent from any thing that we see In this hot land, and >ee even greater growths of revolution almoat .battered th^ foundoChrt.ll»i O..V-UWcountry, being made In Scotland. From tropical plants and trees. After we leave ttona of tbe old monarchical rule. In Th. ninth »eml-.nnoal renvtttlwi ol one car window you could almost reach ■ the mountains there ta a low level stretch England the old kinpffilp received im Ibe tlhrlatlan Endeavor nM! of B^rry out and touch the great rocky ledge, while । of ground to tbe city of Vera Cruz. This Coonty will lie held ta Bmmmuel (bn b out of tbe other you look down hundreds Is called tlie hot land but was decidedly final blow when George IA • surrendered Friday and Saturday of thia week. Tb « and hundreds of feet and see nothing but pleasant tbe day that we were their. hi* position on tl»c question of the nromlse. to be 1 .ooii “““ber of de l great bowlders standing as If inviting you Yellow fever was reported in the city but einanciaption of the Catholics; do at­ irate, present, and It I. hoped tbe . rel u to destruction. The sight was grand. Im­ we didn’t know any thing about it further tempt has since been made to impaw' will be well atleiided.as an excellent pr posing, and In a few instances nauseating. than the report. A cool gulf breeze was the royal will upon a reluctant min­ Itratu ot mocti Interest baa been prep re . But even with those not troubled with blowing and the air was delightful. We istry or parliament. In France the old ijmar avxxixo dyspepsia there came a great' vacant feel­ saw great palms, cactus, mphogany. red kfrgahip disappetortl when Louis Phil­ : so DevoUcnatnixeretsre. Bi»- G*°. W. ing in the abdominal regions, despite the wood and other trees growing and bad an ippe. the Citizen King, was summoned ■ SrtritinU^ljn.ii-.le,." Bre. W. H.Thomas, hearty dinner that had been eaten only a enjoyable tide Into Vera Cruz, where we to the throne; for the monarchy of Joly 11.1).. Ionia. few minutes before. There were some arrived about 8 o’clock, aud concerning was built on ktrictiy constitutional ■arermas jsn.si.0 who didn’t even dare to look out of the which we will say something next week. ,M Prayer MeeUDk. wmdMted hr Mrs. lines. Even in Prussia a very restricted window, and^ome who even got way over Yours Very Truly, on the other side of the seat when they Will It Cook. constitution waa reluctantly conceded. did look ont, as if it added to their safety King Frederick William IV. vowed In doing so. Jbe writer didn’t look out Ancient Roman Roads. that he would never let a sheet of paper very much and wouldn’t have looked out In these days of mud-holes, chuck-holes, intervene between the God in Heaven 10 00 Grer-’luX* front Hsytlnj.* Pastors. E; 00 worth Uague and Baptist Young Pooat albprobably, if it hadn’t have been for sandy, hilly highways, and boasted super­ and his subjects; but even he wwyforced that pesky Vaughn, of the St Johns Re­ iority over every people that ever lived, st last to yield to the spirit of the age, to so feoSlrom th. sire. Crerrentloo. CreU publican, who accused him of being afraid. it Is a great relief, though somawbat hu­ Grove sad Irving SJCletie*. We weren’t scared in the least, but we miliating, to read of the highways built by and. as Bismarck picturesquely - , „ . ,„ tbe crown itself threw a clod upon it* 11 oo The Mod. 1 Endeavor, didn't care to look ont, and besides wfe the ancient Romans. We endure hills, ■■ didn’t like to be aroused from our blissful sand and dust; we see jaded horses pull­ coffin. The Italion state* and Spain thoughts of Michigan and Hastings and ing and tugging at loads that one horse were for long in a condition of chronic the further thought of “wfiat we could do could trbt with on good roads, but make revolution, and either constitution* SATURDAY AFTZHW«njC to be saved” In case our train left tlie no effort to remedy. 11^ evil, which Is ap­ were extorted or republics were estab1 30 Devotional Exerctera. R«r. .Glltatt. track, and concluded to take a drop of parent to everyone. Barrsvill*. ifobed. It almost seemed as though t he 1 45 Heporte ot Delegates and Committees. about 2000 feet down Into the valley be­ Not so with the Romans. They did not principle of kingship was doomed ere­ 2 M^ood3<’>tlz8nshU>.,'F*ev. Geo. W. Mylne. low. have a ‘•road-spoiling match” every year We were riding aloug, as happy as we but built roads that will be almost a? en­ long to disappear. But the history of the German empire has done much 3 15 Question Box and Open Parliament. could be under these circumstances, when during as eternity. Some of them are to­ all at once we were surrounded with day the best roads In Europe despite the toward the restoration of monarchy to Real Ebtate Tranafer*. Egyptian darkness. Could It be that we constant use of over 2000 years. The Iu old illustrious position. were taking a leap In lhe dark? No. Tbe Romans were the greatest road construc­ Hasan A. DiyM) Wm. Cunningham. see faint glimpse of light ahead proves that tors of any nation known to litatqry. CLEVER PICKPOCKETS. k ra ctwiwood to James M. Chariwood, we are In the first of the 18 tunnels that Their most celebrated road was known as are drilled through solid rock on this por­ tbe “Appian Way.” It was constructed The Thief* Art Redaccd to a Fine Point P. P^hard. IMO. tion of the road between Esperanza and by the Consul, Apptus Claudius Coacus, Mexico is a land of thieves and law­ Vera Cruz, most of lhe rock being -so solid 2209 years ago and has been In constant Su»; nnah Rammon'd, as to require no stone work inside the use since then, it was built from the lessness. An English correspondent House. IB., tunnels. As we near the end of the tuunel city of Rome to Brundtislum. All loose foils of an adventure qf two mrti in ^ptraftenuUl^io Cha*. H. Steven*. Ka, »ce we wonder if U>e rest of lhe scenery won’t dirt and loose stones were removed from tbe Grand Square of Mexico. They continue to be beAptiful though less im­ the substructure and tbe foundation made .fotansu wn. |300. stood talking l>efore they should part. 11.Wm. B Poland to Sarah E. Annison. lots, posing, but Great Scott its “imposing” as solid as possible. Upon this founda­ tec 1L features only grow worse. We look out tion several strata were cemented together One was American, thc other English. MTbo*VM*rpl£y to Ltzzte Paak. Suddenly the former said to the latter, of the window and-onr engine Is way out °Wnf,H.UJ*ou!Uto K*te Jacob*, lot*. Phillip* er with lime, and on top of all were large on a frail looking iron bridge supported by । cubes of lava rock firmly cemented togeth- pointing to thc opposite side of the add. Nashville. UR5 stone columns 150 feet high. We called It nnd making a surface as smooth ns a square under tbe colonnade: H< nrx C. MtUger to Klste M. Probert, 80a, grand and magnificent, as it truly was, "Look at it—look I They’re pinch­ »«c X woodland. 13800. .. floor. and we admired II, because there was no Sylvester Osborne to Chas Osborne. 20*. sec Enough time and money has been spent ing him nicely, aren’t they? And he’s 17. Castleton, gi. way of getting out of it. We crossed that on the roads ot Barry County to have a friend t>f mine, you bet!? qvir CLAIM PFXIM*. bridge In safety and wondered whether we And ihcre, while he stood gazing nt every main road In Barry County built on Archie McCoy to P.T. Oolgrove. Assign*«, woukl hare as good luck all the rest of the thc same plan as were the ancient Roman the cattredral all unconscious, another ’oeStii Fiaber to Chas J. Hinkley, m. rec 33, way down and back. We looked across a roads. Fifty years have been praotleally American was relieved of his watch deep but narrow mountain valley and saw n3arr?2Snnitelu«er to Lydia HltalPger. 75a. wasted as far as good roads building Is and other valuables. another rail road track.and wondered If It concerned hi Barry County, and it is time could belong to another system. We soon "Smartest thing I ever caw,’ cried stc 33, HaMing*. that a halt should be made in our present found out. Our engine made n sharp turn HnatiMK* Market*. work the watching Yankee. "Look here. I’d tbe wheels creaked and soon we were unsystematic way and all future like to interview those coons.” done in a thorough, systematic way. Butter. traveling down tbe track that had caused ‘They did so, the Englishman inter­ us tq wonder about. At a rapid pace we Literary Note*. preting. Said the admiring Yankee, rodeiun and presently rounded a great . With some beautiful reprodu'lion of after a time: mountain of rock and saw one of lhe most miupee mi., m. "Can you do me like that? I’d like beautU-ul pictures that Man and Nature paintings by Jean Francois Millet, in Mc­ Hr* par bn . 32. could conspire to make. From the car Clure’s Magazine for May, Mr. Will Li. to know what it feels like.” TxUa* per,lij..8K. Ohl* PW I':'-.. 1*. window, as we rounded that rocky ledge, Low provides an excellent1 study of Hint And the answer came contemptu­ W brill, red p er ba.. we looked almost 1800 feet straight down painter whom he tislted several times In ously: Wheat,white .er bu.a. upon the Mexican city or village of Mal­ his own studio nt Barblzon, und of whose Hsjfper ton. 12 to 15 "Yon? Why. we did you an hour treats, The place is hid out in perfect 'manner of lift* and conversation he gives Fork dressed. LED ago! ” Beans, to to e squares and from our height the green some very pleasant personal recollections, Ck!t>«n SrriMd.a. This is a true story. grassy squares alternating with the busi­ lu the same number. Dr. W. W. Keen con Hf'.J dress, d. 4 00 lo 5.00 _ .. in ness and residence blocks, looked like like -*> -a- aider* .. the. Koutgen discovery in photogphoto; Beef live, k.tt. villwv 'raphr 'ranhr with reference to ho Us Its us? mni . Mutton, dnasod, u. use in medtlittle checker board set down In the valley. , Dried apples, 3 th? The student of anima) life If anyone were to Udi us that we' would cine and surgerv. Dr. Keen is one of oar Buekwbsat flour. 2.(0 be down in that little place In a short time highest authorities in surgerj: he has him­ zoological gardens Is startled frequent­ Oorfored. <«3 to 8.0 we would be almost constrained to say self been experimenting diligently with the ly by thc remarkable display of sagacity “Impossible.” But with the builders of Rontgen X rays, and his paper is of that is sometimes made by the Inmates Republican Convention. Detroit thauMekican Railway nothing seems to special value. It is Illustrated from photo­ of that interesting place, says an Eng­ have been impossible. From the city of graphs taken by the new process. lish writer. What,.for instance, could For thc above occasion Hie Michigan Mexico co Vera Cruz the distance Is 203 The May Forum will contain a valuable be more clever, more thoughtful or Central make an excursion rate of one miles by rail and the road cost $130,000,­ article by Mr. Wm. Salomon, a leading first clam I hulled fare for the round trip to more amazing than the.action of the 000 Mexican money. All through the mountains the road bed is really blasted international banker of New York City, indigo snake when cold weather comes Detroit and returr. Dates of Mie May u, out of the hard, solid rock, and where nec­ entitled “A Salutary Mandate to the Nu on? It was illustrated recently. The and 7 limited to return until May 8 inclus­ C. RTOsborx. essary tunnels have been blasted through, -tlonal Convention*.7 “Is tbe Power of first breath of cool air thut was wafted ive. .. ' A<t. and Iron bridges supported by Immense Christianity Wanting? No!” Is the title of across the garden informed the indigo < stone columns have been built across can­ a paper by Dr. H. K. Carroll, why had snakes that a cold trove was at hand. charge of the religious census. Mr. A. 8. yons and ravines. Gradually we wound Shown. Grand Espldx Mich. May S3. Van De Graaff, of Alabama, has written a They could not hide their head* under our waj- around through lhe mountains, The Mich. Central will on May 35th. in some instances looking way down upon notable paper for the same number, tbe re­ their wings, like the robin of the nurs­ sell tickets to Grand Rapids and return st sult of many years’ study and Investiga­ ery book. They could not take violent tracks that we traveled over only a few' rate of one and one half cents per mile in moments later, until finally we got down tion entitled. “The Unaided Solution of exercise and warm up their blood, for each direction limited to return war day. the Southern Race Problem.” their blood will not warm. So they An admission ticket (or »C cents Will be into the town we thought impossible to reach and here we stopped for a short Senator Henry Cabot Lodge has written settle the problem by swallowing each sold in connection with the Mil road ticket. time. We alighted and were surrounded a stirring article for the May Forum en- other in turn. One indigo snake will (X h. OmiCN, by a motley crowd of fruit venders. We Utled “,Our Duty ' to Cuba. in swallow uio . . e .. ” . painting . his better ULUt;; HIUI, half, LUl for vexample. AJalll Illv , Agt. were getting down Into thc fruit belt of (""h ™3 "'on zZ ’..:. bf Cr-.. Spanish-tyrremy until ,he become, thoroughly warmed General Conference MetkaWlat Church Mexico, and bought large baskets of de­ in Cuba, ind advocating the recognition rcrovnltlnn ot nf ....... . ... .r *. . ■ .. licious oranges for 25 cents Mexican money Cuban belligerency. In the same number up and then she will swallow him until (less than 15 cents American money) of The Forum. Professor John Bassett he feels comfortable. The Mich. Cent will make a rate of one bananas, “chela moya” a Mexican fruit, Moore, professor qf International law and standard first class limited fare .for the shaped something like an apple, resembling (llplomaej, Columbia University. New round trip. Dale of sale ApsH and SO, Wagers sometimes take rather a grim May land ». Tickets will M limited to an ordinary dark brown potato In color. York, contends that tbe Cuban insurgents The inside is white and quite soft, large are not entitled to belligerent rights. form. It far recorded that in the last cen­ continuous passage lu each dreetion and black seeds and tastes unlike anything that tury a wager was laid for one of n party good for S days from date of sale. An ex­ I have ever tasted, though it is 'quite of gay revelers to enter Westminster tention ot time can be had by depositing OFFICE-SEEKING HORDE. pleasant to eat. There were also sweet, abbey at the hour of midnight He was tickets whb Joint Agt at CbnMaiMi. juicy pineapples that taste as much better It Make* the Position of Precldent On* C. KtstfokX. to enter one of the vaults beneath the than those we buy In Michigan as nice, abbey, and in proof of his having been juicy, ripe apples taste better than sour, At the beginning of every adminia- ■there he was to stick a fork into a cof­ juloeless, green ones. tration Washington fills up with per­ fin which had been recently deposited STUDENT'S CYOLOPBMA. Orizaba and Cordoba are the only cities sons who deaire some office either in there. He accomplished his object and of r.ny importance between Esperanza and Vera Cruz, and have about 50,000 popula­ the states, in the departments or In was returning in triumph when he felt tion each. Orizaba receives its name from the foreign service, writes ex-Presi­ himself suddenly caught, and waa so the volcanic mountain at whose base it dent Harriuon in Ladies' Home Jour- ,overpowered by terror that he fell into The Student’s Cyclopedia ta a brief yet lies. It Is In a beautiful valley and sui- nal, discussing “The Presidential Of- । a swoon. His companions, not being comprehensive work, ao free from techni­ roanded on all sides by the great forest­ flee.” Many of these persons have a . able to account for his long abeence, cal term* and presenting fact* fo m?K au clad mountains. It is an old city, has limited purse, and as the days pass on several college*, educational Institutions, this Is exhausted and impatience and found him in this condition. The fork interesting way as to stimulate to the which be had fastened into the coffin student that fove for imfapcnctart research and lie* iu the heart oCtbe great fruit belt ill-temper come in. Many of these per­ had caught und pinned his long cloak which I* the basis of ail true «di*ca^an, Quite a good many of our party stopped ----------------- 1,-.. ....... Uta luur CIOBK . ,----- — son* are deserving and well-fitted to and ao occasioned a fit of terror which * hi[« Peopta of the busy work-a day off here and took in the beautiful scenery, wntU world H it * ► ** an ‘ In vs! nalite ™ aid -------tn raHrlng and what fruit they cojjld get away will*. fill thc offices they desire. But it is nearly proved fatal. desired Information with tbe.Ieaet possible Cordoba is probably 25 miles beyond impossible to find places for all the expenditure W time. Orizaba and is quite a large city, having deserving, and the position of the pres­ Henry R. large cotton factories, as has Orizaba also. ident is full of trial. Tbe suspense and It to aaid there in a voter living near It too is in tbe fruit district and here we uncertainty that the office seeker suf­ Hageratown known a* Old Unde Zeb. bought probably tbe best quality of fruit fers is illustrated by the case of a man He does not decide who to vote for until ■ that we bought any where along the route. from my own state who thought he had he has met the repreeentativee of each i Tbe ride through this portion of Mexico is good reason to expect an ap{x>intment candidate und had n conference. A local1 ft most delightful and it Is doubtful if its from President Garfield. After be had Hurst politician met Old Unde Zeb the' pleasures can be excelled anywhere. Orange groves, banana trees, lemon trees, been weeks at Washington, and had other day and said: “Well, Unde Zeb,1 It and coffee plantations are on all side*. To brought to bear all the influence he who are you going to vote for?” "J {•e. n» tator invaluable, the beauty of the scene may be added the could command. I met. him one day on dunno, I dunno," the old man replied. wort fa the library and growth of all forms of tropical plants, the street and asked him how he was "I need a double-barreled fihotgun older pro] flowers, vines and above ail is a glorious getting along. His answer was: “Very mighty bed. I calc’late to do a lot eacbool, climate which Is In reality one perpetual well, very well, but there is nothing hunting this winter. I dunno who the g summer. The natives live in thatcbid focal yet.” It was wonderfully expres­ vote for.” and e* pi houses, sided up with split cane, which sive, and has remained in my memory affords about as much protection from out­ side weather as a slat fence would. Here as a type of the state of uncertainty accompanies office-aeekifig. we were also further made aware of tbe which Miw.. who pridre hhnrelf on hit ecooo^ great change between Mexico and Michi­ ‘•Nothing focal yet,” but a hope that is gan bj seeing a few Huie children with hard to kill. not even a pa.'^r rollsr on, rdhers with 1 There are few offices at Woahington little i-irirte Hut wouldn’t caver half of the salaries of which enable the incum­ lad saved several dollar, In '.heir bodies. The houses as we have de­ bent to save any money', and the ave>scrib'd (hea», were ofto»> fairly hidden age experience ot those holding place* Mississippi, nMlrij. w Anyone desiring to bny any farm or city property will do well to look up the bar,gains (ff.-red below ABSOLUTELY PURE Hastings Banner, I f Thursday, Apr. 30. 1896. COOKBROS. Proprietor*. Trip to Vera Cruz. BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN SCENERY ALONG THE MEXICAN RAILWAY. Tropical Mexico, p. At Puebla our party divided, one sec­ tion of strout 20 soln< to Oaxsca, tbe most southern point reached by any railroad in . North America. Near Oaxaca are the famous ruins of Milla, stone columns of Which a.re covered with hieroglyphics wh:<!ii no one has ever been able to de­ cipher. The ride to Oaxaca was a delight; ful one, according to Hie report of the tourists alter they had returned, but Hie Ancient ruins being qhlte a distance from that pity, lhe party did not have the oppor­ tunity of visiting them. The other portion of the party went south on the Mexican Railway, some of them slopping al Orizaba in the great fruit belt of the country and the remainder go­ ing to Vera Cruz which Is located ob *" the <jox<t of the Gulf. Along about this time, (latter part of February ) the boreal blasts were getting S their work In Michigan and causing ermomoters to drop so far below zero that it fairly gave one a chill to 4ook at them. But oh, how different with us. Michigan had one extreme, while her brainy representatives In Diaz’'.domains suffered tbe other. Hot was no name for the climate we were In. The writer bad often Wondered where Hades was located, but the ride between Aplzaco and Esper­ anza fully convinced him that be was right “in it.” From about nine o’clock in the tnornlng until about noon we traveled over hot. burning sands and to add to our dis•comfort we encountered one of the worst sand storms that they have had In mtny years. There we were cooped up In Mexi­ can cars which were none too comfortable of themselves in a climate that was bring­ ing thejpersplration from every pore, and when we encountered the sand storm every window had to be closed as tightly as possible and even then ot:r car was tilled with fine particles of dust so that when we breathed we would have to take In a good sized piece of Mexican real estate. On top of these discomforting circumstances our train had to move very slow because it was a steady up grade until wc reached Esjxranza. At Puebla we had to leave • our sleeping cars, in whl^h we had travel­ ed all the way, and take up with Mexican ■cars which were kindly offered us. They were strictly first class cars in Mexico, . bu: in the United Stat** would be no better than ordinary smoking cars. At a htle after noon we arrived at Esperanza a feed, hungry, dust-covered lot. It may be generally considered that editors "can’t raise tije dust” but that idea would have been dispelled quickly it-any doubter nad seen us after dismounting from the train. Esperanza is a daisy—one of those little fio.vers that “wastes Its fragrance on the desert air,” at least that is the impression oar party formed of It, because it was «i»ere that we rot our dinner. About all there Is to the town Is the large railway Oaring house, and here again we had a splendid opportunity to notice the great difference between American and Mexican cnxioms. When we entered the large dining room all of lhe victuals were on the tab’;-, instead of having any waiters to show yon to a seat, there was a mad rush for the tables and woe be unto those whp wee left behind, and none of our party we n. The native Mexican men didn’t ev< a take off their hats when seated at the table but commenced grabbing for victuals almost before they were seated. We got a good substantial dinner here, for which we paid -un peso” (Mexican dollar) aud boarded our cars again wl|h spirits revived And ready to braxe tbe sand storm. (We doubt If the scenery between Esperranza and Vera Oruz can be excelled in any •country on the globe. When our train ■towd away from Esperanza the storm was sdtli present In all of its unpleasantness and re were fearful that there were still more unpleasant times to be endured, and Mme were so far discouraged that they •WV4! sorry they came. Our train-pulled 'sJowiyaut of the station nnd started on tlie down crade towards Vera Cruz. For a short time we continued to ride over the same, level dusty prairie, only onr course ■was down grade Instead of up grade. We 'Continued in this way just long enough to •co».iE«Jce wondering whether we would WMV? come 10 the beautiful moantainous scenery of which we had heard so much, raben a most magnificent picture was be<ere our eyes. The change was almost iMtantaneous. There we were bn a tower­ fog rocky precipice from which We couki look almost straight down nearly 2000 feet A broken rail, a broken wheel, a gnlsnlaced switch would send our cars <ct. bl Ing down the rocks, over the meunJains ride and our vrKa;e party to swift •b«: sure destrueUcrj Urave heart5 Krew Cam. and \x f or greater safety certain * Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, w * CREAM BAKING PWW8 MOST PERFECT MADE IM*, near School No«f. |J5o> L*t 44S, near Ford’* Motel. $50^ W H of N. E. J4 sec 30. Rutland $i> S K «f N. W. H sec. ja. Hasting |,7 Any of Sbove.parcels will be sold on time with reasonable pay­ ments dewn. ’ HASTINGS, MICH. *»SSS*S«SMS',5«.'15w WHEjt BUYING SPECTACLES.... have; YOUR... AND FITTED SEPARATELY ■I make A SPEC­ IALTY OF FIT EYES...... TING F. R. PANGOAST. The Jeweler.* ■FAMOUS . STRAW HATS1 We have a d'rf* order on hsed in*’ will mike prices suit tl rm ' Pnix Sni « at the Famous WHEN you I ave been lo all of thr aDC cl .1 sale- con:e It' us. and *re can suit and m ’• you both q’Alitj and price, we do rjot have to depend M Pins jf" Smith. one line of goods < nly. at the Famous. to 50 prt cent R^mem5?r we a e frnm under price on chi drent elotli’n^. Pni.x Smith. st thr f«n»«w. IT IS A FAtJT no.ohe v<>tnp!ain» when we rive Ibem prices on shoes if .hey . do they ki^w *e • * not n* WIDJ are not to blame, wc do _ Surra. ax the F*m*.iosk • TRY ONE da idys new ties (or i • . . . ••_ U’.'Jak men and iwys, Hauk Welton ..._ is why k«* *0y* Phln Smith *1 cals thvui at Pbln Smith'a «Pll them so ci cap, £*• ■ jmMMML * WE HAVE <7 pairs of odds and ends • of stock, uitrpi*d ud to dose out and if we can fit you ont of them you get ihfm 11 !taif,pii«’— -------i Hits SUITE. . • ' al lb, r>E»» Hosiery* no one ran dr will try to mttch i on s*ens horieri every body own’ a*t0 iat> J'HIN J-M1TH, rat the Famats. ; THINK OF illtht wetebt nvrtro.1 lot lore than h«lf prk«. I'mti^2"™' - at the F«no»L WI NEVER ■ add on one M we ean thro. ItiSW « ml«ht take tlfe advanti»rv »dv»nlikf ot soaw ,u“' Sip!, k ««wpF.ai0UL^gii I UjrDEBWEAB w« h»vr » w« M 1 ehfsper’.nan ac Is st surnnwr so have * Pihn bMirn. I • ' j at the Famo’i’- ■ Bulls, we have “ or 8 aqjte part h„ twn <m auwlh.yj.. th. foods «ud piK™ “ ■kid tlwj could lint do ne«r «s Mil Where »nd w.utedl the* keptI fin's SVITH. | . ,t lhe BWXATEBS M lb reuUkld’' F>B.ous. rms huitn- mo'*'''* thr ouiT ‘"'s’r theFMiow fttnlo «rni"'7!,„D;« Why. no on# cl« w f 'm t.retbobretimdcbc.1-^ FAWOUB FANTS ,t tl,.. I-.o**nTBOBWOOLtaU.2-"X 1’n in uiJ MIMI F । ut tu- K*®*”* •re «o cW»P n” Ndr. UrdlJ •»»!»'• th’. CtoU>l»» Store. ta. We hate some 40 TEAM THE STAHDAHD. ra»tnl>r». i •t U>« >t , � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-05-07.pdf 16af5781f15ee60118f156fb0d8d23f8 PDF Text Text [ LARGEST CIRCU-.. 1 Hastings i LATION OF ANY... I [PAPER IN COUNTY. 5 VOL- XLI. NO. 1 Hastings, mich., Hastings Banner. Removal Sale IRA VAN VALKENBUROH in about thirty days, and before that time wish to close out all the goods I can to save moving, N >w is the time to buy DRY GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS, CARPETS, etc - CHEAP. Ha- -tings, April 22nd. JULIUS RUSSELL A Storeful aoSs"hy That anyone Is free to come and look through. The newest silks, wash goods and dress goods. The prettiest laces and trimmings. The latest in lace and embroidery collars—well, be your own judge. The most courteous attention will be yours even if you don't buy a penny’s worth. L. E. Stauffer rOR SALE Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing goods at unheard of prices. Special line of stouts for heavy weights. Bicycle Out Fits,—Suits, Belts, stockings, caps, sweater. Our all wool,‘turtle neck sweater $1.50 can’t be matched. . Best and Cheapest Line of shirts in the market. 1 Sell Exclusively the Famous <;'Gold”~and Silver dress and Negligee shirts. Universally acknow­ ledged by shirt wearers to be the “cheapest” because the “best” shirt in America. Yours for low prices, J. Q rflRKELL .....CLOT ER. SPECIAL SALE --------OF—— HATS CAPS AMD $ i ------- ON-------- SATURDAY, HAY 9 Special Low Prices for that Day. 1 BCc Hats 52c I 17ic •* Me f The Bankrupt Stere. ***********%%%%% tmooBauraci • tec I (Moo ’• •»-«» And all others in proportion al C. H. OSBORN & CO. may 7,1896. TISING MEDIUM JN BARRY COUNTY. WHOLE NO. §134 RICHARD MESSER HONORED writing very similiar to Horace Greeley’*, Jake Miller is building a bouse.*. and that of other great men that the world Old Mr. Stilwell.jg quite III at this writ ­ has heard from. It is said that the char­ «• COOK • BROS., -s ing. acters in Horace Greeley’s chirography ---- AT---Ira Bachellor lo*t a valuable horse last WILL REPRESENT THE FOURTH were as unsteady as « stroke of paralysis, HASTINGS, MICH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT AT week. and as uncertain as *uceess under a demo­ THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL cratic administratioa. Wm. Lowder lost his only cow b few CONVENTION. days 81 nee. It te said that in hi» real early youth W. P. Eddy, of C<ncord is a guest of Richard was a free trader, and hte eonA .Sketch of “Our Richard’*”,Life. hte son Irwin. version occurred under very peculiar cir­ CroMoy. I. A. French, of t Vermontville, was a The Jtepnblloan cumstances. One day while as a youth of r.rmerj, an- all bu.lly cngxtrel plowing gidfst of C. C. PrlcdSSunday. district convent I o n five summers, hr was standing In a broad ।or corn. Mtes Lena French is home from Battle for the 4 th (Congres­ field, watching a flnek of innocent sheep IfMP Rlckenmore bat cot settled In bls Creek much Improved in health. sional District, com­ as they grazed on the grassy expanse, a new home and shop. M rs. Jacobs has- Bought a house and tot prising the counties sheep of the male persuasion entered into of Ailegiuj, Barry, the mental debate he was having with Mrs. Gertie Shorter Is entertaining her in Nashville aud will move there soon. IV. I. Marble goek to Detroit Thursday grandfather Mr. Welton. Berrien. Cass. SL Jo­ himself. The argument of the animal The East Cressey Schoo! has crmmenc- as a delegate to tbe'RepobBcan State Con­ seph and VanBuren "struck him very forcibly." All of the was held last. week, free trade fallacies were knocked com­ < d with Edna Depew, of Comstock, as vention. teacher. Conrad Lehman -has built ru addition for the purpose of pletely out of him and be yearned for pro­ electing two d e 1 e­ tection. This is the only time or. record Chas. Barber has sheared his floek of his his honse whicii Is occupied by Mrgatesand two alter­ that Richard was ever done up in a debate sheep, unwashed and marketed the wool Lehman’s son and his wife from Ohio. at 10 cts. per pound. nates to the Republican National Con­ and only on the theory that “a whipped Hlnda Corners. vention to lx? held June 15tb at St. Louis, canine likes his master all the more’’ can Cbaa. Flthet', service, .re In greet de­ l>e explained his emphatic demand for pro­ Ralph Newton ip building r fine addi­ Mo. mand this spring at paper hanger and The Convention was called to order by tection to the great wool-growing interests. tion to his house. house cleaner In general. He was growing to manhood rapidly and Don’t forget the • lecture next Sunday Francis M. Wells, of Constantine, and Elmar Reynolds and Frank Morris are prayer Was offered by Rev. Lourie, of was an inveterate reader whenever he could engaged in drawing rail road ties cut last eve by Rev. Gillett G. W. Merriman, of Hartford, spare the time to read. With the keen Preaching Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. Niles. winter, to Silver Creek. was made temporary Chairman, and W. perception that has always, distinguished Albert Chase and 'family who have re­ Sunday School at 10. him, and after reading glowing accounts John Robinson Ik working near Middle- J. Gilbert of Niles, secretary. sided on rhe John Holden farm for the The following Barry County men were of the gieat and’glorious west, be decided vllle for Fred Seeber. . past year have returned to Richlaud. Mrs. Mamie Garrison, of Otsego, spent appointed on the various committees:—?. that California was jn-t the place for an Mrs. Hall who had a stroke of paralysis several weeks ago is not Improving as fast a part ot the week with friends in this A. Sheldon, on Permanent Organization ambitious, bustling, public spirited young vicinity. arid Order of Business; M. F. Jordan, on man. and so when only IS.years of age he as her many friends would like to see. bade farewell to home and friends and The L. A. S. met at the home of Mrs. Resolutions. The question of building a church Is be­ The Committee on Permanent Organiza­ started for that state alone, without money, Ada Sutherland Friday and were very ing agitated. The only thing seemingly tion and Order of Business recommended influence or friends, to make a incord for in the way of the project is the disagree­ pleasantly entertfftned. Mlu Gaskill Wr teacher, was called that temporarj* organization be made per­ himself. After he got there he read of ment about the site. the still greater inducements Michigan had E. Rey nolds has purchased the hou?e home Tuesday to attend the funeral of her manent Carried. The following resolutions were adopt­ to offer, and after five years residence In and lot vacated by Mr. Rlckenmore also an aunt Mrs. Chas. Prichard. the far west, during which he made Mrs. Cora Robinson and Mary Kline at­ ed:— acre of land adjoining of Mr. Travis, and tended the L. A. S. at Mrs. Sarah Browns, The Republicans of the Fourth Congressional money, he returned to his native state. expects to make that place his home. Our meetings closed Apr. 26 . resulting of Barry. A delightful time te reported. District of Mlelflgau being, now about to enter He married Miss Mary Sisson living near upon a new campaign, express greeting to Freeport, and moved onto a farm Ln his in much good. Ten were taken in the their pohtfeal brethren tn the whole country- native township, and to them one child Countv Center. church. Miss Howard, the evangelist.has and urge them to unite with us to achieve an­ Later be Frank Johnson is working for Frank other imtlomU xnctorj*. and relieve the people of was born. Miss Grace Messer. returned to her home in Flowerfield. the burden of distress which Democratic In­ moved to Middleville engaged In the ag­ Bush. Will Cartlidge and wife entertained bis competence has placed upon them. Elmer Slocum aud wife are the happy mother Mrs. Cartlidge of North Irving, We declare that the primal need of the ricultural implement business and suc­ United States te a wisely adjusted protective ceeded in that Just as he succeeded in and slater Mrs. Lucy Wolf, of Galesburg, parents of a baby boy. for It has been demonstrated that under everything he gave his time and attention Ralph Newton te building a new house tariff, on Wednesday and Thursday of last week. such a law we were prosperous u newer before, to. After several years business in Mid­ and Mr. French a bam. doing the largest voltune of business lu our Our Sabbath School has been re-organ­ M. Slocum and wife visited at Will com try’s history, unvexed by treasury dt-Oclts, dleville, during which , bis hustling abiiLized with bright prospects with Geo. A. bond Issues or other fl oand al disturbances. ■ ties made him-known not only in thia, but •Brown. SupL; Mrs. Luclna Fisher. Ass’!. Bosh's (lie first of tlie week. We believe that our currency ayatem should Fred and Callie Benham were the gue&ts main tain the parity of gold, silver and paper adjoining coonties as well, he disposed of Supt: Clayton Barber. Sec: Lulu Fisher, money; with equal purchasing power, each to his business ami engaged in a similiar Trees: Grace Fisher, Chor. and Mrs. Eva of MI.hs Erma Bush Sunday. be in as great amount and under such legisla­ business in Sturgis. While there his wife Miss Lillie Newt-m is entertaining com­ Rlckenmore. Organist? tive repuatton as will prevent the appreciation ■died, after a lingering Illness, of consump­ pany from Cressey this week. ot the pne or the depreciation of the other. fhat the s>sU-m of reciprocity uf eominrrttnl tion. The loss of a true, noble helpmeet Miss Edger spent Saturday and Sunday treaties, propowl by toe peerless Jtunes G. at just the time when the future seemed Mrs. Ellen Bus-eh is visiting at Henry with Herbert BHven and parents. Biatoe. but aurogated by an unmentlcnable ac­ Frank Bush Las his sivv mill nearly cident. should be fully restored and extended. brightest, and the greater joys and happi­ Tasker’s tills week. That tbers should be an end ot the shameful ness of life were becoming possible was a Prayer meeting has been changed to ready for work In 11. Blivins wood!*. and un-American foreign policy of toe present hard blow and a great sorrow, from which Mtes Belle Newton, of Cedar Creek is Wednesday evening. administration, and instead thereof, we should it required all the strength ot a vigorous Chn.< Cummins visited at Lyman Wil­ spending u week wifh friends at this have the tuu-liteeut. patriotic and vigorous manhood to rally. ••oliey ot Benjamin Harrison an t the Republi­ place. ( cox’s, Sunday and Monday. About ten years ago he came to Hustings party. a*A^la.Mh ....w The barn on the Dawson farm will be I can tn ,the ho Alma Sackett, of Verona, was a.’ guest .. 1 hat wed^clKre onr loyal aaheraoce k„ to t>Uk and entered into partnership with his ready to rater this week. Mr.;Hntbaway ------------•*— fonmdated •- — pensionpolicy and aiminlstered t,« Uy brother, Chester Messer, in the Implement at the hotel the ^rst of the week. the Republican party, and protest against the Mr. and Mrs. Keyes’ daughter, of Nash­ ;te doing '.lie parpenter work. utiw irranted Interference with and inaladmiu- business, under the firm name of Messer ville, is visiting them this week. | Istratlon ot the pflnsfori laws by the present Bros. Two years later' the firm name was South HftsttugK. Fred Parrbater, from Marshall, was in , Mr. and Mrs. H. IL Snyder are visiting Democratic administration. That we view with profound pleasure tl»e ex­ changed |o Messer Bros & Reynolds, by town from Saturday until Monday. • traordinary manifestation of sentiment tn favor the admission of Dan. W. Reynolds, now In South Hastings. • Miss Maggie Sink, of Battle Creek was Ohio’s dtettngulshed statesman, for Presi­ Cashier of the Hastings City Bank to the Mrs. C. E. Mowrer, of Jackson, is visit­ ot dent ot the United States, and lustruct dele a guest at Rev. Crago’s over Sunday. ing at Mr. Havens’. gates from this District io the St. txrnte con­ firm. When C. D. Beebe left Hastings, -..Hx. AUialUe.Creek tyuulajr Miss Rose HHsinger will lead the C. E. vention to cast their votes tor Hwi William Messer Bros. <fc Reynolds secured his Mi Kinley fur that high office. ■ and Monday visiting Ms father and J moth- next Sunday evening. stock in t e CUy Bank and it was re-or­ Kdwv C. Kkid. ganized. Messer Bros, being the heaviest Mr. Coburn Is building a barn. Ora Vima M. coke. The Aid Society will be entertained by Chaffeb is doing the work. stockholders and Mr. Reynolds Cashier. Cassies XL Eby. ; Miss Lizzie Tasker, next TJturedajj, May When the present Wool Boot Company Miss 'Etta Patton is working in the was organized Mr. Messer became largely 14th. . Journal’office at Hastings. M- F. Jordan, Mrs. Kate Splnneyand children , Pen­ interested and has been its traveling rep­ Committee. Mrs. Pennock and Miss Iva Rolfe visit­ field, art at*C. W. Tompkins’ this; week ed Cedar Creek last Saturday. The convention then'settled down to the resentative, not because he has to. but visjtirig. > . Rev. Grigsby will preach at the Star real business for which It was convened because he likes it, and because of the Mrs. G. W. Tompkins had n brother and next Sunday at 2.30 sun time. —the election of delegates to the National warm, personal friendships that he forms, other relatives, from-New York, with her Mrs. Frank Gamble and little son visited ctmventlun.and the honors went to Messrs which he appreciates and enjoys above last week. Frank Walt, of Sturgis, and Richard Mes­ everything else. He is also President of relatives In Lake Odessa taut week. one of the heaviest stockholders in, Jeromi* Frost has moved on his farm: J. 1 The young peopie'are anticipating a fine ser. of this city, with Messrs John L. and Prescott and fandly will occupy their time at the party next Saturday evening •Yost, of Cassopolis and Henry Sherwood, the Hastings Table Company, and 5s large­ ly Interested In the prosperous drug and house at the Center. of Breedsville, ns Alternates.’ Mr. Wait at Mr. Patton’s. , The fathers of the district got together is nn all-uround rrpubilean hiistler at 1chemical manufacturing concern of F. F. higrahm A Co., of Detroit; and also owns Freeport. and did a line job of grading the school Sturgis, and while Richard Messer is ground Saturday p m. Freeport School raised a flag Arbor day. known not only all over this county, but 1a good many acres of fine farming lands in Barry County, besides* other property too Mr. Hastings held a reception at the res­ over this state and even other states, yet R. Wolcott and wife Visited in *Bowne idence of G. W. Tnnfpklns’, Saturday eve­ Sunday afternoon. we take pleasure In presenting n brief 1numerous to mention. His daughter, Miws Grace Messer, re­ ning, for his Sabbath school class. sketch of his career. Jno. Cole and Al Keith, of Hastings, graduated from Akeley, and is an Such n question as "Do you know Rich- cently ' were in Freeport Sunday. Onuigvvllle Lewis Neeb and Miss Minnie Goscb ard Messer?" is never asked in Michigan, accomplished young lady and a beautiful having an excellent mezzo-soprano ML» Nellie Warren returned from a two were married last Saturday. the only question being "How long have singer, 1 week* vteit at Grand Rapids hut Saturday. H. Culler and daughter Lillie, of Carl­ you known him?" Everybody is acquaint- 'voice which has been trained under the instruction of one of the most noted Arbor day was observed by the school ton.'visited In Freeport Sunday. ed with him and everybody is glad of it. ! I by planting trees, shrubs and flowers on _ Luke Waters and family, of Hastings, His friends are only limited by Ids ac- 1teachers of New York Oily. Mr. Messer has been nn extensive trav­ the school ground. A very fine program were seen on our streets Sunday p. m. quainUnces tor anyb;>dy who meets him was rendered by the- school to a large Mrs. Rebekah Mlllaid and daughter must succumb to his genial, winning ways 'eller and is of a very observing practical turn of mind. To his lung and varied audience. t , , and his great stock of good, honest com' Bertha have gone to Collins to reside. business experience he han added, the The fanners are hustling their work Frank Wolf and family visited the mon sense. this fine weather. Have not heard of any former’s parents west of town Sunday. But among his almost unlimited number 'polish that conies from the , contact of a whole-souled disposition with the planting enra jet. It te the first time In I Several from this place expect to attend of friends who admire him, we are con- genial, years that apple trees blossomed in April; the township Sunday School convention al strained to inquire "How many know world. He is almost an unerring judge ot human nature, and a close student of «hm fields of rjr were headed out in Parmelee. where he came from, what favored locali­ He has passed through the vari­ April. If the frost keeps away there -will ty produced him, amid what surroundings 'events. ous vicissitudes of life, has bad bls share be an abundance of fruit this season. Bowen* Milte.jrlG . ,~D did he grow up, and under what eondi- 1 Decoration day will be observed here Tbte spring beats some of the o)<lest in­ lions did he pass from the bud of bare- 1of its joys and sorrows and is kind and charitable to all. He te a very public this year. The’soldiers have made ar­ footed, tan-faded ndolescense into the fuff 1 habitants. spirited man and gives freely towards all rangements to have a very fine program Mrs. Geo. West goes to Kalamazoo this bloom of strong, vigorous manhood. carried out. An invitation is extended to week Monday. Richard B. Messer whose portrait ;enterprises that tend to the betterment of the city. He te an easy, wady converaathe schools church. Sunday School, B. 1 • Judge Armstrong intends to go to Kala­ adorns this Issue of the Banner first 1 P. U., Grange and F. and A. M. to take mazoo this week Monday. winced under the vigorous light of (Nd 1tiouallst and always interesting. He is an. easy thinker end very apd in argument, part in the exercises. Rev. Hall, of Yan­ We hear that John Curite near your vll- Sol’s rays in Carlton township, this conn- ' ty, 52 years ago. and it was there that he !showing careJul research, and a ready kee Springs, will deliver the oration. lag, lias clover In blossom. command of those things bearing upon, Samuel Carlisle died Inst Thursday. He One ean almost fancy ' School commenced here last week with passed his youth. la short, has l>een an Invalid for a number of years. Miss MaUe Crookston as Instructor. him when, as a child, he danced among 'what he may be talking about he is one of those men who would havethe cow Silin and the daisies to the music । The funeral was held at the church last Dr. A. A. I’leraon aud wile visited Sat­ Sunday, services conducted by Rev. M. urday aud Suudej at U. T. Whitcomb’s In of the bumole-bee, as It bumbled Mound [made a success in life no matter whether* among the fresh bloesms and sipped irooey his calling had taken him into business E. Mofiit, of Caledonia. There were East Caledonia. law, poiltiouor farming. He ■ has always friends from Tbornapple, Yankee Springs, Miss Bell Ellsworth was up north last from the dewey flowers. Fancy a neigh­ Wayland and Plainwell In attendance. week by the sad lllneas or her mother, borhood where birds, roses, laud* and, 1been an anient republican. active in poli­ tics for bls friends saJies. but never it.paibgrass abound in all their pastoral beauty He leaves a wife and five children. Mr. Mrs. Hector Patterson. tician to the extent of either seeking, or Carlisle served In the late war and a num­ Patton A Dearink, of Prairieville, have and sweetness—fancy almost even-lhlug bolding a political ettee. ber of his comrade< came to pay their last lust completed UO rods or wire rence tor wholly guileless and green, but nat Rich­ Barry County feels proud ot Mr. Mi­ respects to his remains. James Williams. Farmers Interested In ard. He couldn’t help It. but be wasn’t ser’s selection as one of the delegates- to b dll that way. SUH. Carlton isn’t much rendnk should see this rence. or a place, and it Isn’t noted among iU St. Loma, because everybody is his frtend. shier townships for producing anything and we say “Amea” to the fact that the Thonnapple Lake. », x. Mosey, of Lake Odessa, was of special importance—except detaocrass 4th ftoogressiona/district could, not have here this week. Fishing is good. with and long-haired populate, many Of whom elected a better nwn than tie to repMtent Ed Reese and family spent Sunday Mrs. Strong te no better. have long since attained that paradoxical th via there. bls brother at Bellevue. Wm. Lewis has moved to this place. Intellectual condition of reading 'm thing Mr O M. McLaughlin and son Harry Farmers are busy plowing for corn. School >«tea. .pent7»ubd.y »t P. McOmber’s. Wm. Lewis and family of Maple Grove, and knowing everythina. 8o Carlton wal the place that produced Asa WHeox.has.re-entered actant after The Epworth Lengue song service bun- have moved here. d,v morning w»» quite well attended. There will be an lee cream social in the him, and these are the conditions under an absence of two weeks. I’neba Sbrausbangto Inez MeJntyre, A number ot neighbors and friends ot basement of the Barryvllle church Friday which he passed hte early youth. As a little kid he went to the district sehook Mabie Rorabeck aud Milo VaAArman Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Hodges will help them evening of next week. tired paper wads at the rest of the l»oj» have vtelted us durlag tta-pul week. celebrate the torty-Srtli anniversary ot The sentom gave one of thete pioatdnp, and btmt pins for his boon companions te their marriage Friday afternoon. Mrs. Hawks, tram whom w.s remoxwl Cas|t Warner will occupy Win. Smilh’s sit down on, aud maalfvsied *ueh other programs Ui the High School xxua Tburesltuiliar evidences of a yearning tor intel­ day ulghh an ovarian tumor last week died Friday. ISd was burled from the M. E. ebureb h°BM?le Smith la now In her first school lectual attelument as dtoUngunibts ail kkb R1G1I.1H urajme. wlm rise to positions of trust and ’xuome Swday, Rev. Trott officiating. The fun­ as teacher in east Woodland. Our eiass colors arc ebosen. pink Mui the leading mou of the future. A*, a dleral wm attended by a large number ot E. Bevier and wlfe'were guests of 8. E. heliotrope, and tx>w we are bm*y selecting ve-raion Richard’s father told him that our motto. Wolf Sunday, also B. F. Wolf “^wife. neighbors and friends. J W. Wolf and Mr. Dick go to Sunfield, wl»eti he became large enough he could Don Putnam visited ft* last week. bhult*. lay aside the mental burdens connected Sebewa and other points working in tto Floyd Renkro was out last week ga aowith the school room arid work on the The creamery Ik nearly completed. interest of their fence. , conn t of sore eyes. • Mr Stanley la »ery low at tala writing, farm every summer. With the keen ap­ SIXTH OJtAZMt preciation «>T what thia meaat the sqbject lire G. Oil, 1. In Bucbauau tbla week. B1ED Last Friday the mewbera of our gvade Hany Kelley was on onr streets Sun- DEANS—-On Wednesday, April 20, Mrs. .4 this sketch tried bis very bwt to keep Julia Deane at the age ot 40. after • rtom crowing Ic.rgv eufmrb. but despite went to ibe wood* fi ltering and tad a de­ d*Preaeblng t ext Sunday at three o’clock The object to ruiag was 'ds haplcvt »ltorts be s am "got there lightful lime. long Ulnero with consumption. Mrs. Deane leaves two dMiahtera Mr^. aiih te-th M i" and grew in siatore jut Arbor Itey and gaihw Tr1H4i»a*4 tor nur P'£ Pierer and wife apent s”n<l,> w,u’ is iw gtUns Into the bracts of m H who br ­ tioterijr ela»H. Monday murniug. Herb Walters and Miro Vrankte Ham­ The vbto»rs this week aro Dun Putnam ume aemmiated with tom—very fmt. tbelr wn Ray. , . . ... n,* by her flrat hnabaud.Fred Ham*. By wmkiuM-ummera atxl going to sclxiol a ml Henry Andrus. Mr. BtotWip. of Delton. :-«(• —1 her loss. Tbe funeral occurred ends.' Zuelah Engelhardt, Fred Baker and from Emmanuel Jturch conducted by Rev. winters be eecuml a good common -school Wilkinson tanu r. were education and acquired a system of feand- WiHke Scott are abeenl tote week. Mr. and Mrs. Givuse’, o. I W. W. Taylor. Published Thursdays hr I expect to move to the store lately occupied by Banner. THE BEST ADVER- * CORRESPONDENCE. , in to tn H It ‘I’ . •A 4? : ' i �Tliursil»y,,M«y 7. t8?6COpKBROS. Proprioiore. SINGULAR DISCOVERIES Th»t Wa» » Valuable CoatribQ- A very strange thing hajYpeaed to the prince of Monaco’s steam yacht Princesse Alice, near the island of Terreira in the Azores last summer. The prince has devoted his yacht to the study of the ocean and its inhabitants, and many important facts have thus been gathered for science. Ou the occnF.lou referred to a sperm-whale, or eschalot, about 45 feet long, was har­ pooned by some fishermen, nnd in its dying.struggler, it made direct for the rrnicertse Alice. If it had struck the little yacht tl>c consequences might have been very serious, but just when the collision seemed inevitable the whale dived, and coming up on the other side of the yacht, turned upon its buck in the death-agony. At this in­ stant the bodies of three gigantic cephalopods—the class to which cut­ tie fishes belong — werq_ ejected from tlie whale’s mouth... These were se­ cured by a boat from the y&oht, and later the bodies of a number of curious inhabitants of the sea wdre found in the whale’s stomach. Tlw cephalo­ pods belong to a new speeies. Other captives that the whale had made were . so interesting as to lead Mr. J. Y. Bu­ chanan, the naturalist, to remark in a recent number of Nature: “The cach­ alot which was killed by the whalers of Terceira almost under the keel of the Princesse Alice seems as if it had been guided in the pursuit of i,ts food by a . desire to devour nothing but animals which, up to the present, are com­ pletely unknown.’’ VERY SHOCKING FISH. THE-BATH. ri *?’ Wa* Oace c*ed ,n ,taly ,or PuiiUbment. •J y The punishment of the bagno (bath), : one of the most clcreriy cruel infiicttow ever devised ty an pQcial of the *J . torture olvuirbeti was administered in . ’ • J - -probably in Venice, where the Avatar of the lagoons played so prom­ inent a part in ite penal system. The prisoner was placed in a vat, the midai of which were slightly in excess of the average height of a man. * In order to hold in check the rising tide of a supply of water, which ran into the ■rat in a constant stream, the criminal •was furnished with a scoop with which to bale out the water aa fast as it came in. The respite from death by Immersioti thus obtained was more or less protanged, acaording to the p»iu> of FIGHTING PESTS BY STEAM. The smnewhat novel system of em­ “When you put a postage stamp on ploying steam with sulphur vapors and an envelope,” Raid a precise man to his other chemicals for thr purpose of de­ son, “you should put it on square and stroying various kinds of insec . p<*te true, in the upper right-hand corner, is turning out quite a succesa, says the and as near as possible to the margain Australasian. By the pressure of of the enviJope. You put it on at the right-hani(l corner for the convenience steam the disinfecting vapors are forced to the very bottom of every hole of the stampers in the post office, so that it may be uniform in location with and crack in the tree, and without any f m roar tv. table aerved " the stamps on other envelopes and sp doubt reach the seat of the disease, with the tea, will lead addinoaal more cohreniently and expeditiously thereby thoroughly destroying all ionect life, together with any larvae and rharm to the afternoon call. stamped; yon should study the comfort of others as well as yourself. You eggs which may be at the bottom of the You can hare ‘'rip?” fragrant Any loose bark is also pene­ should put it as near as possible to the hole. fruit cake alwaya on hand, with­ trated, and if the codlin moth grub is corner, so that the canceling stamp out trouble or expenae, by naing there its fate is scaled. It is claimed will be less likely to deface and so per­ haps to obscure the address on the en­ that mealy bug, red spider and a host of other pests can be eradicated by the velope. mince meat. “You should put iton square and true Fame method. The patents, S. Lowe, It make* a surpaasingly rich, yet because that is the methodical and has just finished steaming and fumi­ wholesome cake, with a fruity proper way to do. Many persons arc ! gating a number of orange aud lemon disturbed by the appearance of a 1 trees in the northeastern district, the flavor that can not be equalled. results being highly satisfactory; The stamp put on in a careless and slipshod Get the genuine. Sold every­ manner. And I can easily imagine that' government entomologist, in his valu­ where. Take no substitutes. such a practice might work f>ositive In- I able book on “Obstructive Insects,” jury to you. You might have occasion refers to the great superiority of steam­ to writ** to n. n mnt.tAr towrite a mnn man r»n on a matter nt of liiiKtnPKR business power machines for the purpose of de­ that was of importance to you. You stroying insects b\ er t hose worked by might compose and write this letter hand. with faithful core and set forth what LION ■ FARMING. you had to say with commendable clearness and precision, and yet upaet tattle Cub* Given to a Do» for a Fwtar Mother. it all by slapping on a stamp carelessly; The greater part of the lions exhlbthe recipient might judge .you by the ! exhib- j one slight act done naturally rather ited to the public have, according to than by the studied work done with a showmen, been born and reared in trav-1 purpose. cling menageries or caravans. Nowu“ My son, don’t do it; put the stamp on ' days the breeding, training and "Aly anu rearreur- ।( where it belongs, so that the little touch ' ing of wild beasts couatii Ute a regular । of color will grace the envelope mid not 1 business,,and is carried on systemat- . deface it.’ ' ’ ’ ically.a ------------------As 800n as a lioness has a litter of ABBREVIATING TELEGRAMS. I cubs they «.are taken away from her *! and given to a collie, Newfoundland or Costlj Btutiness. . other canine foster-mother. As a rule, “It is false economy to attempt to a woman looks after both nurae and THE FISH HAWK. save money by abbreviating telegrams, cubs, the task usually falling to the j and I found it out to my cost,*’ «aid a lot of the mistress o>the caravan. When born the lions are like young ! VV»* Trying to Catch. woman several days ago in the hearing “The fish hawk,”said a fisherman,“al­ of a New York Sun reporter. “It hap­ cate. The little family is usually ac­ most always carries a fish with ite head pened in this way. My sister and I commodated in a corner of the caravan, in the same direction as its own.- An went to Florida by boat, several year* or in the trainer’s private ajiartmenL WE WILL SEND VOL' POSTPAID ordinary sized fish hawk will catch nnd ago, when there was an outbreak of In their infancy the young lions are carry off a four-pound shad without typoid fever in several Florida towns. treated just like kittens. any great difficulty, and nothing less Aly sister, Mary, was seasick all the When they are able to walk they than a charge of sbbt will make him let ,yay» • and when we reached Jackson­ have the run of the place; play about, go. I’ve stood under a fish hawk flying ville I telegraphed: ‘Arrived, Mary ill. and seem to look for and enjoy the 1 not more than 75 or 80 yards high with n Return next boat.’ We took the trip caresses that are bestowed upon t hem. I Color: 3 or WHITE fish in his claws and shouted nt him un­ for the sea voyage, you know, nnd had They recognize for a long time the au­ til the neighbors thought I was trying no intention of staying in Florida. thority, so to tpcak, of the footer­ LONO, SHORT and HEDIUn LENGTH a new fog horn, and yet never disturbed ’When our. boat pulled in at the pier in mother, and are obedient to her wishes, I THE MICHIGAN CORSET CO. him a bit New York I saw my brother-in-law and even-after they have considerably out- j “But the fish hawk doesn’t always his whole family wailing for us. They i grown her in size. _____________ JACKSON, rucn. bare it his own way. Sometimes he looked solemn, and I said to Mary: gets caught. I once aaw n big hawk, •Something Durnau' s happened. ’ As wb came ------------------ ..S ’V., .Si, >» v U'UUIC ----------— Vanity. ------with a four-foot spread of wings, that down the gang plunk they rushed at u«. I fhmuui the elder had a good deal of FyZ./TL‘.>l ** EX.. CJ-AF. E- Jia' LA3.CB was sailing along Monmoum beach. and, grabbing my sister’ said: ’Why. I the African in his appearance, nnd he Suddenly he made a dive and fixed his Mary, te it safe for you to be up aiirl | had to nb «nal! degree the love of show claws in a fish’s back. The fish sounded. dressed so soon?* ‘Why not?’ said my ’! common to that race. Referring to — Mt rt . I The fish hawk’s claws are sharp nnd sister in surprise. ‘Why, because the | the the latter •alter trait trait Alexander Alexander Dumas Dumas fils fils strong; they sink far :md hold fast. fever te dangerous.’ Then it came outI' made the thc remark: “My father is so The fish was a 30-pound striped bass, a that they had supposed from my tele-1| rain ta*n and un<J so RO fond of °t d display that he pood deal bigger, in fact, than the hawk gram that Mary had typhoid fever. |I w <>uld ride behind his own couch to would had calculated on and far more than he ‘Why didn’t you say sen sick, instead of 1 Tnnb.t tnake People kaliovA believe AV. that he keeps a oould carry away. lie yould not free ■ ill, in your dispatch ?’ asked my brother- colahed footman.' his claws nor could the fish free itself. ! .. WOItm in-law. ‘Because it Would mean an Keep oi Keep Off the Griwiu th1r"Pr'rtd ‘l1’'^?' tbC I ex,r“ Word'’ 1 My brotherIt is said that the following sign is , until both were dead. They ^vere cast in-law had brouc-ht lenrriiu^ upon the bemib. fte fl»h hawk's clarva 1 town to carrv mv sister^ome " * PMbU* p!lrk ln Kn^l«nrt: ■ .ti!! fast in the flsh's baek." when he S Sat X"raTrick he ' 7°°^ . Rattlesnake creek, a small stream that empties into the Wabash river from the north a few miles from Lockport, is one fff'The most beautiful and pictur­ esque streams in northern Indiana, says the Indianapolis News. One of the descendants of a pioneer settler in that region recently related the story that gave the name to thia stream. Several miles up from the mouth of the creek, near where the two main branches which form the stream meet, lived Mort Ellis, about 50 years ago. The pioneer’s cabin stood on the brow’ of a long sloping hill at the foot of which was a spring which supplied the family with water. In those early days rattlesnakes were quite numerous and especially so in the Ellis neighborhood, and the father cautioned his four little girls to be very careful in their, play lest they be bitten. One Sabbath afternoon, ns the children were playing in the yard, one of the little girls, now Mrs. Alice Wilson, of Kokomo, suddenly broke through the ground and fell into an aperture up to her arms. Her cries soon brought out the family, and. in drawing her from the cave, three rattlesnakes were found hanging to her clothing. Down in the small cave could be seen many other poisonous reptiles. Although it was the Sabbath and Mr. Ellis was a devout Quaker, yet he deemed the occasion one of moment and he sent for several of his neigh­ bors, and with them attacked the den of snakes, and when they got through wi|h their work 521 dead rattle re were piled up in the yard. An examination disclosed the fact that the spring at the foot the hill from which the family used water was connected by a passage to the snake's den. Inhabit the Modi terranran and PoMesi Peculiar Attribute*. Many people know of the electric eel of South America, but there are com­ paratively few who have heard of the torpedo or electric ray of the Mediter­ ranean sea. This curious fish, accord­ ing to the New York Jourpa], is’about the size aud shape of a large frying pan, with a short and Exceedingly broad handle. It is fiat and swims horizontally in the water. . The torpedo, which is found practic­ ally in the Bay of Biscay and the shores of the Mediterranean sea,' it so called because of its habit-of giving electric • shocks. Such shocks are feeble, n ; a rule.not greaterthan those from a small electric battery. If the fish is enraged, however, it is capable of giving a much more powerful shock. It uses tliis.eurious weapon to stun the small fishes ; and animals on which it,preys, thus making the victim insensible previous to devouring it. It te a very sluggish tteh and will lay for hours buried in the sand a few feet from the shore in shal­ low water. Electricity is much talked of as a medical agent nowadays, and for stieh uses is spoken of as a now dis­ covery, but in the days of Caesar this natural ’electricity was much used for, the same purpose and physicians of —---------------------- Spending the Vacation. the time ’applied it to the leg or arm of The entire Smith family todk a fort­ ' a person suffering from nbeumatism, gout or nervous diseases, the patient night’s vacation during the summer. keeping his hoxfd or foot.on the fish It was an unusual thing for them all to as long as it was possible to bear the go away together, and they talked shocks. This was said to ijave been an .bout it, individually and collectively, for weeks beforehand. They were go­ excellent remedy. ing to do and they were not going to do all sorts of things during the precious THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. vacation period. Big sister said that tl Ha* Cndergon* More Changes Than she meant to ride the bicycle. Little Anf Other. English has changed mono than any sister said that she meant to make mud all day and big brother nolu said * -----W long, ....... B’ — other language, regarded merely as a pies v-*'he meant ; ■ as to look at not so much Teutonic language. It is farthest re­ «tthat T __ ________ moved from the parent stock. It is a Latin grammar. * ‘I* tell yeu what I ajjvum mean to do,, ” cried --------------------------iuuu cneu descended from the Saxon, which is the parent of Low German and'Dutch, and small brother, all on fire at the prospect of so much do^as-you-pleaseness, *Tm a* it were the grandparent of Eng­ lish. But besides the Teutonic part not going to say my prayers.” which is the ground work of the lan­ guage, it has suffered fill the effects of a lengthy Roman occupation. This has had a great influence on the lan­ guage and has introduced many words into it. It must be remembered also that French was for a long period the official language of the country. This had an even greater effect on the tongue. Finally it has not entirely lost ail traces of the early Celtic occu­ pation. This combination Bas pro­ duced the most varied, rich and flexible kmgu^ge that exists. Gredk has changed ktsf. Anyone who wisftw’s to satisfy himself of the truth of’this statement need only take down four autJiors, like Herodotus, Plutarch, Anna Commena nnd Trikupl. Be will .find, if he can ti'anslate one, that he cao translate the others; and thia though they nvrote respectively 450 years before Christ, and 70, 1,110, and 1,860 years after. THE PRECISE MAN. A RATTLESNAKE DEN. Hastings Banner Japanese Notes. In .Japan the nose is the only feature which attracts attention. The note determines the beauty or ugliness of the face, according as it is big.or small. This is probably due to the fact that differences in. noses constitute about the only distinction between/>ne Jap­ anese face and another. In? Japan a lady who has a huge proboscis is al­ ways a great beauty and a reigning An eccentric old bachelor, who died lately at Odessa, Russia, bequeathed •4,000,000 rubles (about $2,000,000) to his four nieces on condition that they :first go into service as chambermaids, washerwomen or coal women for 15 months. The local police are charged 'with the duty of seeing that the con­ 1dition of the will is strictly complied ’with. Bo far the heiresses have re­ ceived 863 offers of marriage. Reclaiming Welsh WmUs. being reclaimed >Jung the Welsh coast. Series of pamjlel fences are put up seawsrd, closely Interwoven with wires and tunc, and spaces between these posts are filled with earth and mail scrapings. In these various trees, such as sycamore, willow, pine and alder, are planted, while the ridges are sown with gorse and broom seed and planted with briar. Whcn it was first proposed to light the streets of London with gas great ob­ jection was made by the public and newspapers on the ground that the peo­ ple would be poisoned, that the trees and vegetation would all be killed and that domestic animals could hot pos­ sibly survive the deadly fumes. Thr groat temple in the City of MexL > was a stone structure of five stages «mAlter. ISiteilk Pali, ..-asHSgsw Buttons. NONE SUCH mouth. Kalamazoo Lv. e 18: Coats Grove........... Woodland............... Woodbun ............... , VlaD.L.*y. Laaahw... . ............ Detroit............... <»raad Rapids.......... The SOUTH. «■ S s le Hastings j 8 <5 <hulte.'........ Akers Point Cloverdale.. Delton......... Mho ' ,£re.to*‘l tra,n* c¥Ty pas-tTiK’-’ bu! Will be cun at the rauvenlenre of tte <‘oint»*ny aid the right Is rrMTvcd to elisnge the time at sjA trains without tsxier. No. « will wait at Woodbury for ft L * J. trains when neoesMu-v. • •Btnp od mana} only. Put an Advt.' in Tut Baxmi it brings good returns. California, P™"WAU2!LLS t-t .,.. u LbICK , keep off tlie grass, cattle and ixirltrv in­ told mo that, ju«t as a lcs»on, I night cluded.” ’ p*y for the carriage. It coat me aeren 8wLm National Exhibition Opened. dollars, and since then I bare written Geneva, Muy 2.—The Swiss national out my telegrams In full.” . exhibition Vvas formally opened here Friday by Dr. Adolphs IJteucher, vice A DOG STORY. oreaideiit of the Swiss confederation. R«cue Two of Their Kind That Were Ln A Dog With Artificial Teeth. Dtotreea. It is said that a dog in Mulliken, Mich., One of the most peculiar incidents in the annals of animal mntiuct oc­ possesses and uses daily a. full set of curred in Rutlaqdshire recently, the artificial teeth.. Th- dog is very old, and facte of which, says Pearson’s, are as is a family pet. When it lost its tee'*1 recently its owner, according to the Squire X------ is wuv one Ul of the A -- — 141C 1X1551 known part uf of story, had the local dentist make the ' — characters •—* in that «x»v pail thpnnn^*™ , •___ . 1 . _ animal a full ret of teeth, and they are the country. A few days ago he missed Raid to be a r^rfoct working succesik of his beat dogs, , -two — — — ‘'hvsporting * uuga, uuaand ms his 1 S®nera> supposition was that they had A ItIXT FOR SPIllXG. i been stolen. Recently, however, he was surprised to see pne of his pets Vnlnabte Advice to Tho»r -- ------ ...... M. ...... , X. walk into the house,, followed • min­ Bright, miuabinj days fuiluwim; a ute later by the other, both wearing •long, dreary winter cause the liouscthe appearance of utter destitutidn. wife tu map uui her campaign tor Investigation revealed the following spring iiuUsecleauiug. The qumfou facte: While out shooting a neighbor artery, what is to be do.ie, aud wtatl came across a broken bank on his as- clinuge lu furniture, draperies, carpets, stafe, and two of his dogs showed un­ fta' The question & carefully con­ easiness at a hole in the ground. Noth­ sidered, ilesite* aud length of purse ing he could do would induce the dogs often conflict* but In the end the prol>to leave the spot, and he finally se­ iem of new carpets or uo new cariwia. new curt aids or no new euriaiu.-,. m cured a spade and began digging for settled and other pbu.< matured beiore the cause of the trouble. Eight feet" work is commenced. • of earth was dug away before the truth Is it not a tact that the walls ami was out Then be discovered the two ceilings of a room afieutiuies show dogs, evidently buried from their own uegicct? Is it not a tact that the walls exertions in endeavoring to chase a are actually the most conspicuous part or a room? is h uot a fael tbnt in rabbit. * They had been there for 13 days and many parlors and sitting-rooms the floors are actually better <aml were nearly famished. On their re­ for than the walls? We have turn to the squire’s house they were all wixTleucwl a dlwKn-aUe followed by the animal^ who had res­ ■ensatluu aud lack of harawur cued them, and prompt treatment lu loom, we have .mtervd where saved the lives of both. . 'Jra>H'rl‘‘9 and turuiture maj be la «ty|e, but atared dm ui>WWlc w,“1* w •>*'L da*, One of Calgary’s recent contingent to laige-ftzured taper, ou whkb picture, the coast evidently knew but little do uot abow otf to advantage, bo “?.tat,y 'rtcn|l«- make thia tulaabout the Chinook, judging by the Etonthat is being told on him. Wishing to take lhe walls are of great bn non­ BUM, both from a point ot Iteauiy and get some clams to take back with him aa aBectluit the health anti happlneaa' be asked an old squaw, .who had cob­ or the family. How many “t webs in her eyes and a basket on het paper have you on your walla one head, what she wanted for a basketful, over the other? One I, bad emtm-hand the blushing brunette replied: “Sit­ 7.^'? 'w'n "P or elKb'- »l‘l> >»torcom dollar, hayaa kloeh." To this the renlu. lajeni of vegetable past:', makgay Calgaryite said: “Yumping vim- lnB a harbor for dir™.,, germ,. ,1nd minyl Six dollars and all my clduies? aometlmw vermin that are In more No, by gingeranap! Ill give you $2j;o, Tli'li'l^1 "J?'1? thaD ,h,; Senu 5UU'Thia la (toaltlvely tknyteruua. and matmy watch and overcoat." It i* unneces­ have aerloualy atfeeted the health of sary testate that the offer was accepted, fam family lu the paal. Wo are uot as all the dusky maiden asked for the urging you Into any extravagance hu* clams was four bite. for your aake and the ,ake of 'ytiur family oorreet n,!, condition of affair,. Waated a Big Om, Take off thia paper. To leave It long­ The xatiu.l report of Biddeford'.city er la criminal neglect of unlury law, mlnmonnry. Juxl made public, »bow', and a rlu agalnat the lawr of deanii. eonw ,<mw xlde. of human nature, aa near. If ym, must have paper re­ well aa many pitiful caaea of ««a«rlng. move one coat before ancdrlng the aoboeqncat cue. Tin, old mik-t nui For instance, one woman, who hadMwo t«! "tally removed by raking tboi or three small Bibles, asked the mis­ ongtdy with w,ter. repeated!, w -. sionary to get her one of tboae nice fami­ ling, and naing a wall ecrapvr Once ly Wbtea. worth about 111 Onefandlv taring .-leaned thia wall. her,. |t who applied for aid wen, ? Jd with the aanltary wen hulch, u,taatlne (not , whiting-and »hw btaL nd".., i.___ .... aawo- 106. Btationa. BjaXon Ladies w 05*; 10 15-_ Louisana, Neu Mexico Texas, and Arizona. The Soulheni Pacific Cfiipj am\ita Connections Operate: be B»st First * and Sec om-Cuss Service trotn East .u» LOS ANGELES. For Your Protection SAN FRANCISCO we positives «nte that th.s reaiedjr C;■eauot con­ tain mercury oranyo!her InjnriouA drugs' ■ Nasal Catarrh • Isa local-dlwiM* and 1« wo result, of 'colds and FUdden cllmaUc chkn®w ELY’S CREAM BALM , , imW rjli'liij;. Mlavs ' ti i— P""#' - aii . tec s |he Mambnme trenu Colds Kesiorrw the and Intermediate Foir.:?. THTOtGH TOL’RIST Sl.F.FI'IW. CARS leave Chicgff>\ tbmiighvm th- ;faii Spring aud winter every W n*p hi. and Ctucinn.it! O. e'-ery N and Thursday evening and are" rqis. Through w GaltauM without change and on fa-t mall train*. PasMngerH holding rereadticket* cat secure aoconimodADon-i in the wut rieephn cam. the first i*te« b-lng troin Chiraro to Call'omu points. fc; frvir. Cincinnati to < ah foruln paint a |6A0: from Nt" tvieans to Calfunds points. *5. n>tr dottl-b* terib Fires New Orleans dally tan agh Pullman setvfcv i> operated. w Lowest Rates; Best RoCte The American Protective Tariff League i» a national organization advocating '* Protection to American Labor and Industry “ as explained by its constitu­ tion, as follows: There are no personal or private profits in connection with the organiza­ tion and it is sustained by memberships, contributions and the distribution of its publications. MEXICO, ia all points fr? Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and California Tor map*. time tables, and* further twejnaticnt^tfiVMtng to mute and ten .y- er rtfaxdlng CaUfornla. apply t.« W. <1. NEIMYER Gen‘1 Wextern Ager t 2»,Clark St. Chtcaw. m. W. H. CONNOR. „ 8. F. B. MORSE. _ „ G.r. imt. x..Eo.r.- r Nra i>: rtiBS L» MORTGAGK SALE. hsrlwt ----here—ralv th<. t i , .rr tv «DWlult — -■ > ....In<... mortg ACK^ALE. rwi?EE*:J“lto ■” 10r.,hS S3 ST.^.WT'USlCV.'ir.SS sv tut.Si torw provided for In said martgar-. and ®J proceed!, » at law »•**«*. ^ T^iSr recover the money* secured by i »-w* ^Now.’rbrreton^by virtue ot Uw orwtatnrd In old mortgage, and th- ‘tatu-eA Sehwe m^andpmVfdHlr' ' .$Ta 2v^U*tffuS»turdiiJtbc*Sr<1 <l;o <’• KJ*.yJn D. 1MK. at w o'clock tn the Ki sr<3k5ras s^.xr.siisw^ ’ yS-L meHrLmaa aUtlut eert.-i'n k»t I •«. -,2Jl.?S»««5>hlny «'■' Te'™ BL1DASBAr. expected call. Colosovs. ■ . • ’ �Hastings Banner AN UNDERGROUND CITY. Bomtaa. Dusonr' . To„ Bu ,, Thursday, May 7. 1896. Bowel* of the Earth. Th. Rumian. h.ra marie a .inguior COOK BROS. Proprietor.. discovery in Central Asia. in Turkeatan. on the right bank of Ute Amou AN EVEN THING. Dana, is . chain of rnckyihtlls near the A Duel in a Boom—Both Men Bokharan trnra of Karki, and .number • large cares, which upon examination Proved Coward*. It has been said that all men are were found to le.d to nu underground city, built apparently long before the cowards in* the dark, and there is ,;Olli>th*ss some truth in the statement. Christian era. In Popular Science News we find the following description ,\ correspondent of t he St. Louis GlobeKiuovrat cites an instance in illustra­ of this singular city: According to effigicn, inscriptions and tion. Two officers of the British army in’ India had a difficulty which resulted designs upon the gold and silver money unearthed from among the ruins, the jn n duel. . T’»- colonel, the challenged party, existence of the town dates back to an old campaigner who had won some two centuries before the birth of : - iuurels in the Crinwhand was a most Christ The underground Bokharan city is a soldier. The choiceof weapons . ing hi-1. he named pistols, and elected little over a mile long, and Is composed ; thr affair should occur in a dark of an enormous labyrinth of corridors, streets and squares, surrounded bv , •. srcuivd a room 20 feet square, houses and other buildings twotoi three ' .•s th? narrator of the incident, stories high. The edifices contain all , 1 every crevice that would admit kinds of domestic utensils, pots, urns, Ip some of the /;,t. placed our men in corners di­ vases and the like. streets falls of earth and rock have ob­ . ,:!v opposite,.nnd withdrew. • ,;>t h man wna provided with three structed the passages, but generally thr :;:.rei-s. end when these were exhaust-' visitor can walk about without so much . ; v. -rushed in to gather tip the wuti- ns lowering his head. The high degree of civilization at­ ,;.n'd nnuaips. l^ach mats "stood erect and soldierlike ( tained by the inhabitants of the citv >s :• His ci»rncr. untouched; but. directly ( shown by the fact that they built in • hind the officer who had given the several stories, by the symmetry of the ■ luulenge were three bullet holes mode j streets and squares, and by the beautv of the baked clay and metal utensils, \ the < okuif-rs pistol. •Jh'nv is this?” said a grizzled major. • apd of the ornament* and coins which "fliul you been standing here when j have been found. t hose shots were tired, you would have I; It-is supposed that long cent uries ago this city, so carefully concealed in the Lii^l.” bowels of the earth, prodded an*entire 'T he culy'rSt was forced to admit that j population with a refuge from the in­ ... had dropixHl to one knee. * Y iu are a coward, sir, and unfit for i vursii cursions of nomadic savages and robt!>! company of soldiers and gentle-, bers. cried the major. THE PARIS CABBY. Hold on. major!’’ said the colonel. | WITH THE SIX HUNDRED. The death but recently occurred at Cluitam of William Henry Faulkner, one of the few survivors of the GOO who took part In the famous Balaklava charge, says the London Daily News. Born in Inverness. Faulkner^ at the age of 17, joined the Fourth Light dra­ goons. In the course of a few months he was sent out to the Crimea, and bis regiment was speedily under fire. In charging the Russian guns at Bala­ klava he received a bullet in his neck, where it remained until the day of his death, being deeply buried in the mus­ cles. The young dragoon attacked the Russian who fired the shot and cut him through with his saber from shoulder to side, severing bis body completely. The horrors of the war were too much for « young fellow of Faulkner’s age, and he was invalidatwl home, suffering from mental aberration. Upon his restoration to convalescence Faulkner joined the Royal marines and again saw active service in the Indian mutiny. He was present at both the relief of Lucknow (November 17,1857), and its recapture (March 12, 1858). He also fought at £qwnpore in the battle of December G, 1857. and was severely wounded by a blow from a club wielded by a giant sepoy. He had himself bay­ oneted three of the enemy previous to being rendered hors du combat. Fmdkner completed 21 years’ service in the Royal marines and then retired on a meager pension, afterward getting employment ns a laborer. The deceased was 59 years of age. FALSE ECONOMY. Waste of Time More Thao Balanced Price of Finished Article. In an article in a recent number of 'Cassler* Magazine Mr. H. Hansen gives :• is a Mand-off. While he was on his For w«y* That Are Dark He Ha* Very nn illustration of what he calls an ex­ kueeK.in one corner. I was on my1 w— I Should on accident befall the vehicle ample of false shop economy. Aside sUunach in the other." I of a Pr.rU cabman during your oceti- from its interest and the lesson it sug­ gests, it reminds me of an instance •WHOSE SHOT WAS IT?” ' paiicv. . pancy, he wilKnbiuitlrm he wilhabtuidon hiniuolf himself in n to a which was related to me not long ago. a D10CS11 (Ju®*tion Which Often Con- ’ paroxysm of grief, comtoute the Idas, Mr. Hansen’s article Kaya: front* Sportsmen. j ujid tell in moving accents of his wife Not long ago I waa employed by a When two men are hunting together, and children, whoee bread will be flrm who concluded to make a grinder :ther for large game or small, there is. taken from their mouths by the mis- themselves rather than purchase one. frequently considerable difficulty in ' ba-pThtjy had the draftsmen, pattern­ ■lerennininff to which one the dead I But if your fingers tljeryupon moke makers, machinists and molders, with gfime Indongs. especially when the , instinctively for your p<?cket, restrain plenty of wood anti pig iron in the back­ shuts are fired simultaneously, or when them; he is insured. He pays a small ground, so it entered their mind that shot or bullets of the same size are monthly premium to a cab insurance there could not be much expense at­ Dr. J. W. Hall , company: and in the case of a smash- tached to converting this intowhatever iiseid by both hunters, •** up, only the com pony^suffers. A play­ they saw fit. Owing to the ignorance in Recreation discusses at considerable length tlie question: "Whose Game ful intimation that you are aware of of their foundry foreman, who was not j Uds circumstance will <lo wonders to accustomed to tliis class of work, the W..s It?” When two jiersons standing side by console him. There was. in days gone main casting or bed was cast three by, a cabman who made such a good times before producing a passable piece aide shoot with shot of the same sine at u a bird the rhe question is practically unu_ , thing out- of accidents that he ended by of worlc. The smaller parts were the ...«wcrable, Hiovgh the adopting them os a specialty. answerable, rhovgh if both hit CLsame way. and there was hardly apiece i>:nl the number of shot in the game • He confined his labors to those quar- connected wi(h it that was made on the AM'uld. of course, have to be considered. terR of the town chiefly affected by the. first trial. In nearly every case success । curtesy gives the doubtful game to English, and his system was to pick cam? only after some experience had thd one'wJkmic Lag is lightest. j, ”2 /»... up “a ------benevolent English tourist (by been paid for. When it came to assem­ ftllJl.ft. An experienced hunter can usually ’. preference *1a la/lv\ lady) Bn/1 aud break bling, 1 have a distinct recollection of tell « hen lie presses the trigger whet h- He knew a method of turning a corner several pieces refusing to be put to­ « r it is a killing g shot or not, and ana when i ~* wliich S'’K no shaft could resist. gether. Parts which should have been together 2there is I Then he would beat bis bremt. and cast separately were consolidated to two such men shoot C ’ rarely, any difficulty, us each knows shake bis fist at heaven; call upon'fh^ make it easier for the pat tern-maker whether he held on or Dot, and does not universe to witness that he was u poor nnd machinist. hesitate to ray »o if he feels that he man, who would be ruined by the sum •riAKU 3KOIZL SAVES HIM. it must cost to get his cab repaired, missed. bring in his wife and children, though Mexican Receives a Volley of Bullet* la When hunting with a man who claims everything it is best to quit. the unprincipled creature was a bache­ A Mexican was condemned to death Some men, even if t^eir second shell lor—and what could a benevolent-look­ for stealing a can of kerosene, remarks misses fire, will contend that they ing English tourist do but help him the Buffalo Express. lie was taken out killed two birds rods apart. They out? by a party of soldiers, received a volley can make marvelous shots around cor- j of bullets a^ close range, and was left HIGHLANDER COSTUME. nvrs. over hilltops and through trees, I for dead. As soon as the soldiers had and they quite spoil an honest man's gone he sprang to his feet and walked sport.’ , I A person arrayed in full Highland cos­ to the City of Mexico, many miles away, GETTING A SEAT IN A CAR. tume caused a terrible commotion in a ! where he entered a hospital. The doc­ tors found three rifle bullets imbedded Cate Trick ot a Pretty Giri—Obtained by railway carriage in the Perrache sta­ in his skull, but he was not fatally lntion, near Lyons, recently. . in ^carriage Now the^uthorille. of .he l».n ' Have you ever noticed," said which ordered him executed want him young man about town, "the foxy shrieked as they saw the awful spectaback in order to shoot him again. g iiue that some girls work in the vie presented by the entry into their But he objects. He argues that if sub­ r:ret-t cars for the purpose of getting compartment of a man without trousjected to the discomfort of execution a i wat? Ne? Why, they’ve worked it second time his health might be greatly The Highlander, who was on his way on me several times during one month. endangered. There is logic in that. The first time it happened was one to Nice, nevertfie.’ess took his seat The man’s plea ought to hold good. with Caledonian coolness, whereupon night around Christmas time. I It is a serious menace to a man’s health boarded a car and got a seat. The the ladies screamed the louder. It was to be taken put and shot, and the fel­ ear soon filled up, with women prin- , in vain that the apparition in the garb low .who survives the experience' once ci pally, the majority’ of whom carried of the old Gaul apologized and ex­ t.hould be spared a second exposure, Christmas bundles. I was very tired, * plained the situation in bad French, in order that he may come to the states and, of course, I became interested in and equally futile were the efforts of and go the rounds of the museums as my paper to the ex chision of every­ the station muster, who assured the the man with the Iron skull. thing else. A moment or two later, ' ladies that the gentleman iu the dirk, however, I glanced up from my paper , the sporran and the tartan ncCT*eworie« and looked around the car. A rather , was perfectly harmless. "You don’t run the shadow of a pretty young woman, who stood just in I front of me, bowed very’ sweetly and ( x4sk, mesdames,” insisted the station master in his blandest tones; “the gen­ *akl: ’Why, how do you do?’ I tipped ; Thirty year* ago a person wiu« sick of myJiaL biiffor the life of me I couldn't j. tleman comes from the country where smallpox' in a farmhouse In the country the men wear^pet-t locate and do not town of Groton. across the Thanw.t nver . place her—didn’t know her at all. But from New London. and after the patient she seemed to know me, and, of course, j use trousers." recovered the dwelling was fumigated and Despite e»erythi«g, however, which the room In which h<- had been Hi reit was only proper that I should give । <>apcred. Ira Chester nnd family now was said in order to calm their appre ­ her my seat. I did it, making some ; dwell in the house, which I* on School hensions, the over-timid lady travelers street. In Groton Bank hamlet, near the idiotic remark about the weather as hod to be placed' in a carriage at a safe inll monument in memory of the rort ;rl>wold, mnxsnrrp. The paper that was she took my place. *Ob,’ she said, look- , distance from where the Caledonian, -laced on the wall? of the room in which ing at me, critically, ‘I’m afraid I’ve the smallpox patient was sick thirty stern and wild, was seated. t ears ago was removed a week or so ago. made a mistake. I took you for an and presently Mr. Chester’s seven-yearacquaintance.’ She turned away with old aaughter was stricken with, small­ Ostrich Beat* a Bicycle. pox. In the opinion of the physician the u look of well-feigned embarrassment. The Cape Time. M-y. that a peculiar germs of the disease were dormant in Rut she had my seat and kept it.” experience befell a load cycltat. Don­ The walls of the room, and when the paper was stripped from them the <Bsald Menzies, recently. He wan riding ease was communicated to the child. In DECLINE OF THE "BAD MAN.' along the main rood from Cape Town no other w.y I- her .Ickneor 10 be *crounled for. rlner eh, hau not boon to Someract West Strand, when nn os­ olhorwl.. cxpocid to the maU.Cy.-C.ntrich, attracted ap[*rently by what ctnnatl Enquirer. It Is very saKsfact. ry to know that "Tn the evolution of modern civiliza­ wu in it. eye. a novel vehicle, com­ tion the bad man. namely, the despera­ menced to waltz around the bicycle. there 1. a prepur. tion for walls and ceilings, made from a eomeut base, as do and tough, who gloats over killing After a few preliminary antics the bird permanent as the wail Itself. his fellowman, disappears," said Col. took it into 1U head to pace Mr. Men­ Kalsomines have only been tolerated F. B. Jenkins, of California. “A few zies and so long as it abstained from Iweattse people have either never bod years ago we heard a great deal of uainf it. wing, the cycli.t and the their attention called to or msed AlnHowe«r. Itastlne. Cheap kalsomines, under, characters like Sam Bass, Jesse James, ortricb ran a dead beat Ren Thompson and Rube Burrows, but after covering about half a mile in this whatever name (and all kalsomines to-day there is not in the United States way the ostrich utilized its stumpy are cheap, being made cf whiting, a,single individual with a national repu­ wings •» wills and spurted away »t clay, or sonic Inert powder, and stuck on the wall with animal glue), rob and tation for wickedness and dare-deviltry >record-breaking pw,„-,._____ _ pace, leaving scale off amt bare to lie walked and _2. After that the bird such as any of these acquired. There far behind. scraped off before rrcoatlng. and In ■ re a few men left who have records for troubled Mr. Menzies no more. fart siioll any wall to witieh they are desperate courage and. nerve* in trying •milled Alabastlne. on the contrary, Battle Won Alter Death. rt'hkes a pure and permanent coating, < mergencies, men of the Bat Masterson The battle won by a king after his that cao l>e coated and reeonted In order, but they can' be counted on the fingers of one bond. Masterson never death was the victory achieved by peo- k.-cnlac walls in repair from time to Three day. time, ami when applied sets on the figured as a bandit or reckless taker of pie of the Cid. in Spain. well, growing bard with age. Ala!tiiinan life. He is a peaceable man, and after the death of the Cid hb capital ’nislltie l«« stu"'l 'he test of time. I. :f left alone will harm no one. In Den- wa. attacked by the Moor. In great rt'rommeuded 'iy ait sanitarians. i« Hi. people washed and drei-ed .'f-r and all over the west and south he force. -eadr for us. by adding water trbe has a host of friend?. The day of the the body, clad it tn a suit of the iineat -lest make c«n be mia'al with eal.l desperado is ended, and monstrosities mill, tied it on a horse nnd. emTOundvntert and everyone using It Is like Thompson, who boasted when in ing it bv a brilliant cavalcade of officer, lens-Ml with results (Vim wlslses ti spoil llt.-.r nallr with his cups of the number of victims he and attendants, went forth to battle. tlsoinluc when they ea .. rvt the dun; had slain, will henceforth cease to The Moors were panic-stricken and fled hie acd sanitary Alabartiue’ afflet humanity.” in dismay. Ok YOUNG ® WIVES We OfTerYou a Remedy Which Insures SAFETY to LIFE of Both Mother and Child. MOTHERSFRIEND ROBS COMFUfERENT OF ITS PAIN, HORROR AMR DANGER, Makes CHILD-BIRTH Easy. Endorsed and recommended by physi­ cians, midwives aud those who have used it. Beware of substitute* and-dmitatlon*. Sent by expren or mall, on receipt of Price. >1.00 per bottle. Book “TO MOTHERS" Liailod free, containing voluntary umitooniaia. BBADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga. SOLD BV ALL DRUGGISTS. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having,been made In the r-aymeht o a certain bond and mortgage dated the first daj of November A. D. I«bO made and executed by Jesse Austin, unmarried of Assvria. Barrj County, Michigan, mortgagor to Eugene Bar­ beck oj the Cltv of Battle Creek Michigan mortgagee and recorded In the office of the tevister of Deeds of Barry County Michigan Id Liber 19 of merfgases on page 14 ou the 19th day of November A.D. at t o'clock p m. and duly assigned by said Eugene Harl»eck to me Electa C. Holton of said City ot Battle Creek, aud the assignment thereof recorded in thr office of the Register of Deeds cf said Barry County outhe 27th day of July A. D,. 1883 in Uber23o< mortgages on page ft©, by which default the power ol sale contained In said mortgage has become operative, and upon which said bond and mortgage therd Is claimed .to be due fur principal and Interest to dale the sum of three hundred and sixty dollars and twenty one cents, and no suit or proceedings at law or in equity having been Instituted to re­ cover the debt secured oy said mortgage, or any part thereof now therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue of the power of-sale con­ tained in said mortgage, and of the Statute of the State of Michigan in such cases made aud provided, on Saturday Hie sixteenth day of Maj A. D. 1*96, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the North front door of the Court House In the City of Hastings, Barry County. Michigan, (that be­ ing the place of holding the Circuit Court tor said Couhty of Barry) the undersigned will sei at public auction, te the highest bidder, the lands and premises described in said mortgage, or so much thereof a.« shall be necessary- to sat­ isfy the said amount due and Interest at seven percent, costs and expenses of sale, and an attorney fee of fifteen dollars allowed by law and provided for lu said mortgage: said land and premises being described In said mortgage as—the West fractional half of the East half of the North We>t quarter of section Thlrtv Three (83) In Township Number One (!) North of Range Number Seven (7) Wist being in the Township of Assyria, Barry County Michigan. Dated February 18th, 1896. Elbctta C. Holtow, reOBATB ORDER. MORfGAGK SALE one XbouMUicl fljtnr bundrrit aud n Preset Ciiarie* W. Arm»troux. J On reading and filing the petition duly verified of Cha*. H. Hauer. Administrator of arid esUfe. praying that he may b<- uuibortz^d empowered and licensed to sell and dispose of the real e* tate of said deceased, as la said petition de­ scribed at private sale, for the purpose of pay­ ing the deb is, valid claims and expense* of »afd estate, according to tl<e provision of the statute In such case made and provided. Thereupon it Is ordered .that Saturday the 161 h day of May. A. D.. 1W. at ten o'clock id the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of sdd petition and that the heirs at law of said deceased aud all other person* Interested in said estate, are required to appear at a se-sioii of said Court, then to be holden at the Probate office, tn the City of Hasting*, in said County, and show cause. If any there be. why the nraxer of the petitioner may not be grunted. And it Is further ordered, thatsanl petition* r give notice to thr persons interested tn said estate, ot the pendency of said petition and the hearing there­ of by causing a copy of this order to be publish­ ed in the Hastings Banxkk. a newspaper printed and circulated in grid County of Ban y, once In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. CHAR1.ES W. ARMSTRONG, A true copy.] Judge of Probate. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been nude In the conditions of a certain mortgage, executed by I-ec Tinker to Mark Norris, dated the first day of Octo’-er 1881. recorded liie Seventh davof October 1«®1. assigned by the said Mark Norris, the tightb day of December 1888. to Tip Ketchum, and by the said Tip Ketchum assigned to Harvey Will­ iams, on the thirtieth day of December aud on which mortgage there Is dur, at the date hereof. Two Hundred and Seventy dollar*. Notice Is hereby given that by virtue At the power of sale In said mortgage, I shall fore­ close the same, by a Mile at public auction to the highest bidder, at the North front .door of the Court House, in the C[ly of Hastings, on the third day of July 1F9G, at ten o’clock in the fore noon, of all that certain piece or parcel of land situated In the township of Yankee Springs. County of Barry and State of Michigan kuou n and described as the South east quarter, of lie North east quarter, of Section number twentytwo. In township three north of range ten west, containing forty acres ©Hand according to the government survey, the same being the mort­ gaged premises. . . Dated April «h 1896. Harvey Williams. Cha*. H. Bauer. Assignee. Attorney for Assignee. i. for the Coantv of B*-ry aoA i on the 13th d*y ot ___ 91 Mstimm, oaTars m. bn whk-h mortgage there to riatmed to be d»e as the date of till* notice the sum of Twi-ntv-uiue Hundred and fifty-one Dollars and Ifty firw eent* [82851 M] and an attorney's fee of trirtyfive dollars provided f*r in saki morttxge aud no suit or proceedings at law haring been instltuted to recover the amount secured l>y said mortgage or any part thereof: Notice is therefore hereby giveh that on Satnrdav th*- 23rd day of May A. D. i«c. at ivw o'cloek In the forenoon, there will Im* at the North front door of the Court House, tn tlK» City of Hastings. Countv of Barry and Slate Michigan, [said Court House keirg th* building; iu which the Clr.uit Court tor the County ot Barr}- fo held), at public Huction. to the highest bidder.<be premises described In arid mort­ gage, or s> much thereof as ra-y be hee.-s«ary to satisfy the amount due on said m rrtgapv. as above *et forth with the Interest thereuo. *n(I the costs charges and expense* allowed by law and provided for In wild Uiorfsage. said premises being situated In the County ot Barry and State of Michigan and described ati all those certain pieces and parcels of kind described as follows, to wit: The East half [E of the South West quarter [S. W ?4] ol Section fifteen > 15] containing Eighty [*«! acres of land, also th< South West quart-r IB. W. S»] of the South West quarter IS. W. »<] of Neetiou fifteen F15] except two [2] acres cut of the South "West corner thereof. All in Tuwiwfcto number One North. Range number Seven West. Barn County, Michigan, and con tali-ing hs ail One Hundred and Eighteen [118] acres of land, according to the United States survey thereof. Dated, Hxs'lngs, Mich,, February Anna b, Acsnx. John L. Scum i.xr. William H- Nioci m. • John F. Dvuijlass. Executors of the Estate of Robert F. Austin, deceased. Mortgagees. AlXJNZOE. KkNASTON, . Attorney for. Mortgagees.. . » , - . MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made in the conditions ,. of a certain mortgage made by Hiram A. Bar’ ber. Elizabeth IL Barber hl* wife. Clarence H. Barber and Lillian Barber his wife to Philip T. Colgrove dated March 14 A. D. 1895. and record­ ed tn the office of the Register of Deed*, for the Countv of Barry and State of Michigan, on tiw 14th day of March A. D. :«» in Uber 47 of Mortgages, on page 266. That said mortgage wa* duly assigned™ Sarah Johnson, and duty recorded In the office ot the Register of Deeds for Barry County. Michigan. ORDER OF PUBLICATION. That sala mortgage was upon the express State of Michigan. condition that should default be made in the . The Circuit Court for Che County of Barry payment-of interest, or any part thereof oo any in Chancery. day whereon the same is made doe and pay­ Olive Bentngton 1 At a Bellon of arid able, as above expressed, and should the same 1 Court, held at the remain unpaid and In arrear for the space of Complainant. ' vs, j-i-Court House Id the tiilrty days then acd from theooefortb. tbjd is Frederick Lenlngton 11 city of Hastings, on to say. after the lapse of the said thirty days, Defendant J Monday the -'Oth day so much of the aforesaid principal sum of throe hundred seventy four aud 16-100 dollars as re­ Present Hon. Clement Smith. main s 'unpaid, -with all arrearage of interest Circuit Judge. thereon, shall, at the option ot the said party ot It sattsfiictorilv appearing to this Court that the second part became due and payable. the DedVbdaut Frederick Lenlogtan Is a non­ Default having been made Id the payswmc sf , resident of this state, aud that he resides In the interest dne March 14th. 18»6 and the same hav­ State of Ohio. On motion of Sweezay & Sweezey ing remained unpaid and In arrears Jos ths Assignee Solicitors for the Complainant. It is ordered space of thirty day* and upwards th* riSresxld that the said defendant Frederick Lcnlngton principal sum of three hundred seventy-four • F. W. Cuff. cause bls appearance to be entered within four and 16-100 dollars with all arrearage of Interest Attorney tor Assignee, mouths from the date of this order, and that thereon Is now declared dne axxt payable by the Battle Creejc Mich. in ease of bls appearance he cause bls answer terms ot said mortgage, on which «iirtn» to the complainant’s bill to be filed and a copy there is claimed to be due at the dale *f ibis MORTGAGE SALE. thereof to be served upon the Complainant’s notice the sum of four hundred three Drihum Default having been made In the conditions Solicitors, within twenty days after service of and fifteen cents,, and an attorney.s fee « of a certain mortgage made by George W. a copy of said bill, and In default thereof that Twenty-five Dollars provided for In said mort­ Gregory and Ann Gregory his wife to Anna 8. said bill be taken as confessed. And it is further gage. and uo suit or proceedings at law bat Ing a Austin dated January 2nd A. D. 1892. and re­ ordered that within twenty days the said Com­ been Instituted to recover the moneys stcurei corded In the office of the Register of Deeds, plainant cause a notice of this order to be pub­ by said inortgaie, or any part thereof; for the County of Barry and State of Michigan, lished In the Hastings Banner, and that the Now. Therefore, by virtue of th8 vower of on the Second day of January A. D. 1882 ’n said pubUcaticm be continued fur In srid paper sale contained in said mortgage, and the statute , Liber 33 oi Mortgages, on page 3», on which for six successive weeks, at least once In each in such case made and provided, notice is hero- . mortgage there (s claimed to be due at the aatn week, or that he cause a copy of said order to by given that on Saturday the Twenty fifth dtey । of this notice the sum of Twelve Hundred fifty- t»e personally served upon the said defendant of July A. D. 1896. at ten o’clock in the- fbre-. five Dollars and sixty-seven cents, and an at­ Frederick Lenlngton, at least twenty days be­ noon. I shall sell at Public Auction, to the high­ torney’s fee of Twenty-five Dollars provided for fore the time prescribed for bls appearance. est bidder, at the North front door << the Court . Clement Smith. Id said mortgage, and uo suit or proceedli g* at House In the City of Masting*. Michigan (that law having been Instituted to recover the Circuit Judge. lieiug the place where the Circuit Court fur moneys secured by srid mortgage, or any part BarrvxCouaty is holden), the premises described MORTGAGE SALE, , thereof: In said mortgage, or so mush thereof as may ba ' Now, Therefore, by virtue of thr power of Default having been made in the conditions necessary to pay the amount due oo said mort- . sale contained In said mortgage, and tift- statute of a certain mortgage made by Margrett A- gage with seven per cent. Interest, and all legal । In such case made and provided, notice is here­ Stevens. Florence E.SpauldiJ g, Orrin E. Bar rosta.together with an attorney's fee *f Twenty- । by given that on Saturday the Eleventh day of ker. Mary E. Barker Blanche B. Barker, Agnes five Dollars covenanted for therein, ike preiwusJure A. D. 1996, at ten o’clock In the foiehood. I Barker. Martin V. Barker. Harriett I. Barker es being described in said mortgage ns-an i twee shall sell at 1’ubllc Auction, to the highest bid­ to Emily D. Bostwick, of Ithaca, New York certain places and parcels of laud situateder, at the North front door ef the Court House dated December 17 A. D. 188p. and record­ lielng in the city of Hastings In the Cuunty ,«f In the City of Hastings. Barry Co.. Mich, (that ed in the office of the Register of Deeds, for the Barrv and State of Michigan, and knotfn anti being the place where the Circuit Court for County of Barry and State of Michigan, un the described as follows; . . £ Barry County is holden-, the premiers describ­ tfth day of December A. D 1889, In Tiber 33 of The North half of lota Nine hundredjaod sfx- » ed In said mortgage, or so much thereof as mav Mortgages, on page 72, on which mortgage there ty-three (9ffJ) and Nine hundred sIxty fGur . be necessary to pay the amount due on srid is claimed to be due at the date of this notice of the City of Hastings. Michigan, according ta mortgage, with stx per cent. Interest and all the sum of Eight hundred Ninety Eight Dollars the recorded plat thereof. legal costs, together with an attorney's fee'ef and Ninety Eixht centaand an attorney’s fee of Sarah Johnson; ! ? Twenty-five Dollars covenanted -R-r therein, the Twenty-five Dollars provided for in said PhilxfT. COLGBOVK, Assignee ol Mortgagees f premises being described in said mortgage as mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law Attorney for Assignee of Moitgagro. all those pieces or parcels of land situate In the having been Instituted to recover the moneys Dated April 30.1896. Town of Castleton in the County of Barry and swinrod by said mortgage, or any part thereof: state of Michigan, and known and described as Now, Therefore, by virtue of the power of follows: * sale continued In said mortgage, and the stat­ MORTGAGE BALE. , The East fifty acres of land to be taken off ute in such case made and provided, notice Is Default having been made In the.eoudltions . the South West Quarter of Section No <181 ex­ hereby given, that on Saturday the Pt day of cept two acres tn the South East corner thereof. August a D. 1896,at io o’clock in the fon noon.I of a certain mortgage made by The Michtgas ’ Also the South Ten lures of land to be t-«ken sbri sell at Public Auction, to the highest bid­ Whip Company a corporation organised under * off the North West quarter of the South East der at the North front door of the Court House the laws of the State of Michigan and having quarter ot said Sectinn No «18) all In Township In the City of Hastings, (that being the place Its place of business at Hastings, Barry County, ! No Three (3) North. Kange No Seven (7) West where the Circuit Court for Barry County is Michigan to the Hastings City Bank a corporacontaining tn all filty eight (Ml aciet ot hrad holden), the premises described In said mort­ Hon organized under the laws of the Stair ef and haring Its place of business at [ according u» the United States survey thereof gage, or so- much thereof as may be necessary Michigan Hastings. Barry County. Michigan.daled March . be the same mo»e or less. to pay the amount due on1 said mortgage, with 5. A.D 1886. and recorded In the office *t the A: 8 per cent. Interest, and nil legal costa, together Retlster of Deeds, for the County of Barry and Pint.lPT. COLGROVR. Mortgairee. with an attorney's fee of Twenty five Dollars of Michigan, on the Fifth day of Marek, 1 Attornev for Mortgagee. covenanted for therein, the premises being de­ State 1898. In Uber 32 ot Mortgage". <m pare Dated April 7. '96. scribed in said mortgage as all that certain lot A.D. ou which mortgage there Is claimed to be ■' piece nnd parcel ol land situate In the Town of 421. date of this notice the sum of Flw ,' Maple Grave In the County of Barry and State due at theone CHANCERY BALE. hundred etghty-six Dollars and. of Michigan, and known and aescribed as fol­ thousand Eleven ceate, and an attorney's fee ot Thirty- , Id pursuance and by virtue of nn Order nnc lows; . • ; ' ।■ five Dollars provided for in said mortgage, and •• decreeofthe Circuit Court for the County o: The Ea«t half of the 8ontti East Quarter of; no suit or proceedings at law having beew I1»Barry In Chancery .in the state of Michigan and Section Thirty-twn (32) in Town Two (2> North d to recover the moneys secured bj euM made and dated on the 30th day of November Range Seven 7> West containing Eighty Acres stltub mortgage, or ai.y part thereof; A.D. 1895 In a certain cause therein pending, of Land more or less. Now.Therefore, by virtue ot tbe power of 1 wherein Margaret Andrus is Complainant and Emily D. Bostwick, sale contained in said mortgsge.and the statute ‘ Mills Phillips. William Phillips. Julia Phillips, , , Mortnyw. in such case made and provided, notice is here­ PniLtF T, COl OBOVK, Albert Phillips. Effie Plilll'p*. Fred Phillips by given that on Friday the Third day of .July. ! ■ Attorney lor Morq-agee. and Myrtle Phillips are Defendants. A. D. 189C at 10 o'clock In the Forenoon. J shall : Notice is hereby given that I shall sell at Dated ArrllSKth. tt-96. sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, al Public Auction to tfie highest bidder at the the North front door ot the Court House, in ike MORTGAGE 8ALK. North front door of the Court House In the City City of Hastings [that being the place where of Hastings and County of Barry, aud State of Default having been made in the conditions Circuit Court tor Barry County la holden), : MichigansnldCourt House being ike place for of >« mortgage made by Win. H. Whipple and the the premises described In said mortgage, or holding the Circuit Court for said County, on bls wife Elia A. Whipple, to John Andrew-. much thereof as may be necessary to p*y the Saturday the 9th day of May 1(96. at ten o'clock January 3.1883, and on January 23.1883_rBCOrd- so amount due on said mortgage, with eight per ■ In the forenoon all or so much thereof as may ed In tl>e office -of the Register of I>eeds ot cent. Interest, and all legal cost*, together with tie necessary to raise the amount duo to she Barry County In the State of Michigan, In Liber an attorney's fee of Thirty-five Dollars cor- ! i said Complainant f- r principal. Interest an< 44 of Mortgages, on pagr IC3. op which mort­ for therein, the premises being de- 1 • costs in this cause of the following described gage there Is claimed to be due [Five Hundred enanted scribed In said mortgage as all those certain 1 ■ parcels of land to wit: All those pieces or par­ and Fifty One Dollars and elgbty-nlne cents lot* and parcels of land situate Id the f i cels ot land situated Ih the. city of Hnstluvs and no suit or proceedings at law haring been Clly pieces in the County ol Barry MM * t County of Barry and state of Michigan de­ Instituted to recover the amount secured by StateofofHastings Michigan, and known and described aa I scribed as follows : Lot six In Block 2 of Bennett said mortgage or any part thereof. follows: nnd Ketifleld’s additiot te the Vllliute (now Notice is therefore hereby given, that on Sat­ Lois alx hundred twenty-seven [0271 six himCltv] ot Hastlng*.riso the West hair of lot* one urday ibe 18th day of July 1886. at ten o'clock deed twenty-eight [6281 six hundred twenty- ■ an<i four in Block two of Bennett and Ken-1 in the forenoon, there will be sold at the north nine [6291 together with and the tenement*, hervdit fi»ld'« addition to the City [form rly Village front door of the Court House, in the City of aments and appurtanences belonging or In any-’ J of Hastings according to the recorded pla j Hastings. County ot Barry and State of Mich­ wise pertaining to or situated upon said real ' there f also that certain piece or parcel of land igan. arid Court House being the place In which estate Including the power connected with the! adjoining the West half of lot one above men­ the circuit court for the County, of Barry is buildings upon said real estate also lpH|iihn ! tioned on the North East and particularly held, at public auction to the highest bidder, engine, boiler shafting counter *hafrtaa,pull*ygwH described as commencing on the Nor^h West the premises described in said mortgaite or so hangers, belting and machinery of every nature corner of said lot one block two. thence North thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the and xlD.d connected with or In said building. * 43M degrees East to the East and West quarter amount due on said mortgtge wkh the Interes". ' Hastings city Bank. K line of said Section seventeen, thence East on thereon, and the costs, charge* and expenses Phiup T. Colgbovk. Mortgagee.}1 uld quarter line to a point where a continuous allowed by law and provided fur In said mortAttorney for Mortgagee. line ou the Eastern bonndry of said Wes* half Be, said premises being situated In the VII- Dated March 28, 1896. of said lots one and four would intersect said iicfDelto’'. County of Barry and State of Solnt on said quarter line, tlience South 433* Michigan and described a* Village Lot* Num egrees We*t to said lot one thence North West her thlrtv four and thlrtv five Id the Village of MORTGAGE BALE, on North boundary of said lot one to place of Delton, Barry County. Michigan, according to the Recorded Plat thereof. beginning. Default having been made in the conditiun Dated March 24, 1896. Dated April 22. i«6. of a certain mortgage made by Fred W. K»eki Fkxd W. Walker. . John Andxxwr, wife Mettle ofuiertown of Hartings, Barr Circuit Court Commissioner In and for B.rry Aloxzo E. Kxwastox, Mortgagee. and County. Michigan, to Bamnel Carson of Grit* Co. Mich. Attorney for Mortgagee. burg, Kalamazoo County, Michigan, dale ALONZO E. KKNASTON, December 7 A. D. 1886, and recorded in thr a Solicitor tor Complainant.______________ PROBATE ORDER. flee of the Register of Deeds, for the oountv < Barry and Bute of Michigan, oo the Bevent State ot Michigan, County of Barry, s*. PROBATE ORDER. day of December A. D. ifm tn Uber 28 ot Mor At a sessloi of the Probate Court, county of Barry, holden at the gage*, on page 212, on which mortgage there 1 forth. the claimed to be due at the dale of this notice tk Probate office, in the City of Hasting! County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office. said County, ou Monday the 27th da |B stan of Three buudred ninety six Dollars In the city of Hastings. In said county, on April, in the year one thousand eight Bevern eonta. aud an attorney's fee o ft* ft Wednesday, the 22nd day of April in We dred and ninety six. Doliera provided for In arid mortgage, a ad i year one thousand eight hundred and ninety Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of suit or pruceed:ng-< at law having been in<4tt« ed to recover the moneys sucured by said mor ^rireaent, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ol Probate. In the matter of the estate of Valentine 0. gage, or any wart thereof; Now. Therefore, by virtue of the pow P^bVhe mat ter of the estate of Nancy M. Jor­ Buck, deceased. On reading aud fifing the petition duly veri­ sale coulaiued lu srid mortgage. and the st dan . deceasedfied, of Henry Burton. Administrator of arid In such case made and provided, notice is On reading and filing the petition duly verified estate by riven that on Saturday the J3lh day of p rag Ing that bin final account filed April of Ralph S. Jordan, prajtng that admin Stra­ 24th, 1MM3. taxy be heard and riloweckand a de­ A. D. 1W6, at ten o'clock iu the Forew tton of said estate mi tie granted to Philo A. cree of assignment duly made. Slirklon or to «♦»»• other sultiiDle persen. Thereupon It is ordered, that Saturday the Tneretn>on it is ordered .that Friday the 1Mb day of Mnv A. D., 1W at ten o’clock in House In the City of Haatioga [that being day of May.- A. D. 1898. at ten o'clock ft 23rd the forenoon, it aligned Tor the hearing of Kace where the Circuit Court for Barry tkn the forenoon. be asslmed lor the hearing of said said holdenl. the premises described io i petition and that the befrt at law of arid petition, and that the heirs at law of sa^d deem* deceased and all other persons 1otereatrJ. l>* mortgage, or so much thereof aa may be n« -d. and all other persons Interested In said arid estate, required to appear at a session aarr to pay the axuooat due on arid inort ic tseuae. are required to appear at a fresMon ol of said murt,are with 8 per cent Interest, and ail Irgri c««tN then to he holden at the Probate mid court, then to be holden at the Probaft office. In the city of Ha-tings. in said County, geiher whb *n attornoy’t fee of ra&p JfctHart Ser te the city of HaMtnas. tn Mud countv show ratw*. if anv there be. why the prater covenanted for therein, the premises beinx de wd show cause. U auy there I*, why the prayri and thr petitioner may not tie grunted. And it scribed in said mortage as all that oertria kri the petitioner may not be grunted. Ano of further ordered, that said petitioner give no piece and parcel of land Kltuate jti the Towuahq it Is further ordered, that said Pf«U<>»er glv* « to th«- pe -son* luterreted In said estate, of of Hajtings tn the County of Barry wid Ktat* notice te the persons interested In said estat•. tlce the pemkncyof arid petition and the hearing Michigan. ai>d knovm and described aa luWewri sfthe pendency of said petition, and the bear thereof The Weet hrif of the hall of Kaat bril • by a copy of this order to be log thereof by causing a copy of this order te 1- ptibUahrd in the Hastings Baxkkk. a news­ North East quarter otaecthMi Twenty-four W punllshed in the Hastinob Bannw a new> printed and circulated iu said County In Town three IS) North Range Kight [B] Wes paper printed and circulated In said County •• paper cooUuntnq twenty acres more oriels. ■>f JU ’ . rry. once tn each week for three auceeMive “dry once te each week far three stireemi'- wreks previous to said day nf hearing. weeks previous to raid day «f bearing. Pkiuf T. Coutnova. CtlAK. W A RMSTBC-XG, F cnainJM w. A«u«Tanx-i. Atmruey for Martgaxte. (A true copy. Judge ot Probata (A true ropy) Judge of Probate Dried Marek », ism �Hastings Banner POLITICAL NEWS. e in Ul V. AlUVn ---out. of rar owning trade to *»“>«“ Tbe Textile Manufacturer*'■ after making an tave.tig.tton of the Thursday, May 7. uiatu. l. cooa.«aitor. THE MA9WNGA. MJCX ADGCST 14. >rncx, EDITORIAL NOTES MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS. Endon* Cleveland and Declare for tbe Gold Standard. It has been tbe boast of Michigan demo­ cracy that as a party it was almost wild for the free coinage uf silver. It has taken delight In calling tbe republican party tbe -gold bag’’ party, the party ot bosses and tbe like. Those who were at ail familiar with the usual procedure of the democratic party, knew or at Jewel surmised what would follow. They knew that what that rty railed against it would be most -like ly to have, and thus again has the history of the democratic party repeated itself. It was the boast of democracy that It would declare for free silver, and the Journal editor previous to leaving for the state convention at Detroit Tuesday of last week said that the delegates would adopt a free sliver platform, aud “just laugh at Dou M. Dickinson who would be power­ less to do anything for gold in the face’ of such a united free silver sentiment.*’ In making this statement the Journal editor was about as near being correct as be in­ variably Is. and was, as usual, way off. Don M. hasn’t lived all these years in vain and evidently has profited by his wide political experience. WhHe the other fellows were boasting, be was organ­ izing. Tbe convention was held In Detroit Wednesday of last week and Don M. was on hand to suffer the humiliating torture of being “laughed at” by Barry County’s free silver statesman. It is said that our contemporary had even put a good deal of time In practicing 00 laughing, just on purpose to help swell the tumultuous roar that was going to drown Don M. out of sight And It Is said that be had practiced long and patiently aud had succeeded in getting a very sar­ donic smile with a sllvery-laugb accom­ paniment for this occasion, because Don M. was Grover’s right band man, and three years of democratic rule had passed by and the Journal’s efforts hadn't been re­ warded by any office. With a little grip, and bls newly acquired smile, the Journal editor, chuckling with glee, left for the state convention Tuesday of last week. Convention day came and with It came Den M. to encounter tbe blasting smile of the Journal editor. Tbe convention pro­ ceeded and John didn’t laugh. Don M. was victorious on tbe first boot and still onr contemporary 'kept his smile in the background. Tbe convention continued and every last delegate chosen to repre­ sent Michigan at the democratic national eccivention was an out and out gold standard man, and still the convention continued. Tbe Committee on Resolutions reported and this is what they said: We the democrats of the state ot Michigan, in convention assembled. salute Grover Cleve land, president ot tbe United States, aa the great chief and leader 0! tbe democratic party, sod we record here as a matter of history of which we will be proud while we live, that we have unswervingly supported. Indorsed and been faithful V» his leadership since be was called trots tbe rank and file of the party to that lead erahip in JRM. He has never betrayed or de cehrod tbe democratic party, and he has beei. always faithful to his pledges, and to tbe prlnctjdea of democracy, when there were many, suuty faithless. Od the Usance question, we recognize that this admlnlstratlou stands upon.and has con stateutly carried out. the platform of tbe nation­ al democratic convention of 1862. on which It was elected by the people, which declar d that tbe parity of the metals in oar currency sbould be maintained. Tbe platform of tbe national convention on this question.sebieh has carried tbe country overwhelmingly for our partv, should be tbe doctrine of democrats, until a new platform is formed by another national the last false trace of merriment * Springfield, HL, May 1.—Upon the reassembling of tbe convention yester­ day the state ticket was completed as follows: For governor, John R. Tan­ ner; for lieutenant governor, W. A. Nortbcott; for secretary of state, James A. Rose; for state auditor, James R. McCullough; for state treasurer, Henry L. Hertr.; for attorney-general, Edward C. Aiken; for trustees of the state university, Mrs. Mary T. Carroll, T. J. Smith aud Francis McKay. Tbe delegates at large to St. Louts •re Richard J. Oglesby. R. W. Patter­ son, Joseph W. Fifer and \Villiaiu Penn Nixon, and they were instructed to vote for Maj. McKinley for president. The platform announce* the fealty of tho party in Illinois to the fundamental prin­ ciple* of the party; denounces democratic maladministration as having brought dis­ aster* instead of the blessings which that party promised: declares the administra­ tion of President Cleveland has caused al­ most as much loss by depreciation of prop­ erty and almost as much misery as did the civil war of the '®s: declares itself un­ yielding in the demand for honest money, and opposes any scheme which will give this country a currency In any respect In­ ferior to the money of the most advanced and intelligent nations of the earth; favors the use of allver as currency, but to the ex­ tent only and under such restrictions that parity with gold can be maintained; re­ affirms its faith in the principle of protec­ tion. and pronounce* strongly In favor of reciprocity—the reciprocity of James O. Blaine; opposes extension of monarchies! Institutions upon any part of American soil; advocates a vigorous and dignified foreign policy, and condemns that- of the present administration as vasclllating and un-American; recommends strengthening of the navy and coast defenses; expresses sympathy with the Cuban insurgents; con­ demns Gov. Altgeld for falling to enforce the laws In perilous times, and his manage­ ment of the state Institutions as extrava­ gant. inefficient and partisan, and arraigns him for bls failure to keep hl* ante-election promise* to prevent the competition of convict with free labor. The resolutions also favor the submlsalon to the people by the next general assembly of an amend­ ment to the constitution providing that *-• figures above quoted as .to tM extent of legislature shall enact suitable laws to contracts and condition* that may American foreign commerce are simply regulate from time to time arise between employers staggering. and their employes. Michigan Democrats. In the early days ot this country our Detroit, Mich., April 30.—The admin­ vessel owners were protected and one of istration forces won out in yesterday’s the first acta of tbe first Congress In 1789 democratic convention, adopting reso­ was to give American shipowners this lutions indorsing President Cleveland form of protection, and this was followed and electing all of their delegates at by other acts which strengthened this poli­ large. A unit rule gives the adminis­ cy. This policy was in force for nearly tration control of the delegation at Chi­ 40 yean and during all of this time 90 per cago. The convention sent u delega­ cent, of all American foreign commerce tion of 24 district delegates to the Chi­ was carried In American vessels. In 1838 cago convention, of whom 13 are count­ ship protection was abandoned because It ed gold monometallista and 11 silver bi­ metallists. The delegates at largo are: wasn't thought necessary and from that Elliott G. Stevenson. ex-Congressman very tpomeut American foreign (tarrying Wealock, Robert R. Blacker and Peter trade commenced to dwindle, and it has White, continued to dwindle until it has fallen In Nebraska. Lincoln, Neb., April 30. — Nebraska from 90 per cent, in 1828 to a fraction "sound money ” democrats in state con­ over 11 per cent to-day. Our marine in­ terest are weak because our treatment of vention yesterday adopted a platform that declares for the gold standard of them has been weak. --------We are-------weak----upon ------------------— wriue and pledges the use of all honora­ the seas because American ship owneis ble means to prevent the insertion of a must compete with the great subsi­ free coinage plank in the national plat­ dized lines of Great Britain and this they form. The following delegates at large cannot do. and sever can do without do­ to the national convention were select­ ing something to neutralize tbe effect of ed: Tobias Caster, W. A. Paxton, C.G. Ryan and Dan W.Cook. the great English subsidies. C. 8. Brown. Hastings^.. who has been so favorably mentioned in the news­ papers throughout the state as a candidate for the nomination of Auditor General on the republican ticket, has, through the Hastinus Banner, announced bls with­ drawal. His reasons for doing so is that he considers it to his personal interests that he attend strictly to his present busi­ ness rather than Io go Into politics. We would liked to have seen Charlie make the run for he certainly would have got there with an enormous majority; at tiie same time It Is a pleasure to know that the printers and publishers of the state may continue to do business with so genial aud whole souled fellow as he la.—Middle­ ville Sun. Genial Charlie Brown of Barry county, has concluded that be would prefer tbe clean business that he has to any office, and so drops out of the race for the audi­ tor generalship. Nice thing for Charite, PROTECTION TO SHIP OWNERS bat It will not be a nice thing for the peo­ Ttke MaoFRehuBetU lUpubUcau State Con* ple when such a man as Brown leaves the political field entirely lu the hands of veution Declared for It. those who prefer office to a good, clean, One of the greatest elements of wrak- private businesA—CJMirlofte Tribune. nm of tbe United States to-day is her Hastings people who attend the nation­ taele of a suitable navy and her total dbal circuit cycle meet at Battle Creek July ragMd of her vast carrying trade. Inter­ 13 and 14 will see the brat professional est In building up tbe navy is growing, ndera In the country. It’s the intention and with It has sprung up a demand for of tbe race promoters to eclipse tbe meet the proper protection of onr shipowners of last year aud to this end they are spar­ ing neither money nor hard work. From with tbe Idea of atit-ndhig lu our own car­ all ov#r thr country comes the assurai e.rying trade, and several republican state froni the managers of tbe big racltik trams H conventions have adopted phmks In their tlrnt llieir men will be there to ride. ptaUonns looking to tbe protection of •Hl be a big thing for Battle Creek. --------- ----- ■■■■■ '* American shipowners. Massachusetts rrNrlann Stevens of Port Huron fa auffeipsMieaus were tbe first to adopt such a nig from a peculiar dfaeaau. His famo ptaak aud their example was followed im have for some time past been as brittle the republicans or Oregon, New Jrrsej. nlpe stem*, and are now turning to jelly. Connecticut and Pennsylvauta. Thr One day. by laying a hand on a table, bfa arm was broken. A few weeks later the ptaak referring to thia aa adopted by the other arm was broken by receiving a slight wrench. A taunih later be w»»ke no one morning and found hfa left leg twuket>, near the hip. For tbe M*t two months |w Tbe above resolutions were adopted and at the supposed uncomfortable predicament of Don M. going down before the mighty free silver laugh vanished from our con­ temporary's face. There the Journal man sat In about the same dazed condition as tbe man who has encountered a Kansas cyclone. There he, a free silver man, was saluting Grover Cleveland, the out and out gold standard executive, as the “great chief” and high-muek-a-muck of the demo­ cratic party, and endorsing his bond issu­ ing administration. Our contemporary carefully tucked that withering smile iuto a quinine capsule, where it rattled around like a pea In a bass drum, and started for home a snider but wiser mau, and thorongh'y con­ vinced that “laughing Don M. Dickbuon down” was like democratic success—easy to talk uf but Impossible to bring about. I Deering Pony Binder eoadltloa of tbe induatr.ea, .how. with a oom^ebeMr table Ute terrible injury '"oa«*‘' Wllaoe law. Letter" «*" «nt to Sodb a taw as thia would be but carry* ing.oot the great principles of protection as advocated by the republican party. It would give an Impetus to our shipping in­ terests sndi as they have never known. American ships would carry American commerce, giving employment to thous­ ands and thousands of American seamen and sailors upon the seas, and thousands and thousands of American workingmen Id our shops and ship yards. England by a system <of subsidies, amounting-to immense sums every year, given to the great transportation lines of her country, has virtually got control of the carrying trade of the world. The ex­ text of America’s foreign commerce may be imagined when it Is known that 5,000,000 tons of ships are required to carry Ameri­ ca's foreign commerce, less than 750,000 tons of which are American. American ships carry about one-ninth of America’s foreign commerce. If our ships could carry It all, over S400.000.000 would be spent In American ship yards to get ready to do the work. Almost fl,000,000 per day Is sent atjroad to pay for the carriage of Ameri­ can commerce, passengers and malls. All of this money would be maintained in the United States If American ships did tbe business. During the-past 30 years It Is estimated that 34.500,000,000 has been sent abroad for carrying American com­ merce. passengers and malls. If we discriminate against foreign man­ ufactures It is no more than right that we should discriminate against foreign ship­ owners and give home shipowners the same protection that we give home manu­ facturers. A bill has been Introduced in the United States Senate proposing to tax imports in foreign ships ten per cent, mure than Imports in American ships. Americans vessels are entitled to the carrying of their own commerce, but they really have but o^e-nlnth of it, and the England gives her ship owners millions of dollars every year, and takes It right ont of her treasury. A tax upon the Im­ ports in foreign ships would not take a dollar out of the U. 85 treasury but would put money into it, wfileh foreign countries would have to p«y. A tax upop Imports in foreign ships would build up our mer­ chant marine and make the United States powerful on the seas where she is now weak and powerless. We hope that Mich­ igan will adopt tbe foreign import tax in her state platform. INDUSTfllESSUFFemNa. Allentown, Pa., April 30.—The Penn­ sylvania democAitic state convention yesterday adopted a platform which op­ poses unequal taxation, further tariff agitation, favors maintenance of the gold standard, and opposes free coin­ age and reissue of greenbacks nnd treasury notes. The platform also pre­ sents the name of Robert E. Pattison as the unanimous choice of the democracy of Pennsylvania for the presidency. John M. Broden and Benjamin F. Potts were nominated for congressmen at large. '■------ WITH— mill owner* or loom. *rr In option, what 1*» full complement of "“P*05'”/ Sany people me employed at the jn«rot thief bow many honta .week co.atitute full time; how many ore you running now ; how d«a your pay n>" Ball and Roller Bearings. KINO OF THE HARVEST FIELD. compare with that of 189- • The anawer* received from 4M mth. afford another arraignment of free tnSe blundering. Ot th- 236 woolen others folio* DEERINOS LEAD, mill, that replied 1M were ronn ng on full time. 0< cloned eothejj. 61 were running on Out of a total capacity o! 1M« looma. 11.J0S were .Ull in operation, but ntn ding only on an average of 4» hourara week, eoulralcnt to 0.3M loom, rnnX ott full Um-- O“’y =’•*>« 1*°P'C w^ employed, a full force b-ing 42 =6L Tbe pay rolla abow a reduction from tl-.-j Vi 1.W3 of 1S.S per cent. Of the 3,on loom, of mllla In the drew-gooda buainera that were heard from 1.9JS were in operation, but run­ ning only 76 per cent, of full running Un*, equivalent to 1.T07 loom^on full Avoid friction on the faun as well as in the family. . Don't scute along another year. Roll easily on Deering Roller and Ball Bearing The Pony Binder is a little giant in ths harvest field; full of push a’d good points. And it’s a Dearing too -that’s the best of^t. “ Seventeen carpet niilla. 1h*^« looms, were operating only l.«02. but running only 69 per oent. of full time, equivalent to 1.S73 loom, on full time. It waa reported that 1.119 out of 1.462 looms were running on blanket*; and flannels, but only 71.3 per cent, of fu time, equivalent to 1.046 loom* on full time. . I-, . . In shawl mills only 29.3 per cent, of tbe looms were ronnfing on fall time; yarns, onlv 81.5 per cent, of cards and comb, on fuU time; Ijnlt good*. 56 per oept. The pay rolls of these 432 mills, com­ pared with 1892, the dreadful protec­ tion year, show the following average reductions by industries: Woolena, 18.8 percent.; drerngoods.23percent.; carpets, 18.9 per cent.; blankets and flannels, 13.9 per cent.; yarns. 16.5 per cent,; knit goods. 15.7 per cent. A summary of the condition of these 432 mills shows that 9G are closed en-tirely, two running 54 hours a week, 12 running 50 hours al week, nme run­ ning 48 hours a week. 18 running 45 hours a week. 21 running 40 hours a week. 21 running 30 hour* u week, eight running 20 hours a wefk. and two run­ ning fifteen hours a week The total number of men employed is 49,009, against the full complement of 71,599. We think that, if our Wilson law advocates ponder deeply over this situ­ ation, they will discover why there is no market in this country under a free trade law, when protection gave us plenty of buyers at good prices. There is no market because in these 432 mills alone there are 22,590 less people em­ ployed than there were in 1892. When people cease to earn money they cease to spend it. If we find that in only a part of the woolen and worsted indus­ tries 22,000 people who are capable of earning their livings are out of work, bow many tens of thouwuids more must there be. for out of the thousands of manufacturing induatrfae in the United States the Textile Manufacturers’Jour­ nal bns reports from only 432. Nor is this all of thiis sorry condi­ tion, for, :us the Textile Manufacturers’ Journal pointe out. many of the tQilta now classed as in full operation have already announced ibatithey will soon shut down completely. And. these are the blessings of the Wilson law! May we be spared for.many generations rfrotn another such plague as has inflicted this country since an inexplicable modnrra drove the people to elect Grover Cleveland anti a tree trade eoagrew In 18921—N T. Pre*,. WILL YOU SCRAPE, —OR— WILL YOU ROLL? Roller Bearings Change Sliding Contact to Roller Contact SLIDING '•’CONTACT OL>‘ BCARlNfcJ/ [< al ROLLINS CONTACT fetERlMO . R0U.BR BEARINGS, fox Mu **"*>•! task xetasx- ,Z Him DEERING HARVESTING MACHINES REVOLVE EAST!LY ON BICYCLE BEARINGS. . Deering ' Always in Perfect Line Manufaeturcre who use alcohol in the arts are up in,arms aver the failure Montpelier, Vtn April 30.—While not of the government to rebate tbe tax as giving instructions to its delegation to provided in tbe Wilson tariff law. The the national convention, the Vermont section of the law pro; ides that the in­ republican convention y&sterday adopt­ ternal revenue tax of *2,35 a gallon —lernni 35.35 on ed unanimously a resolution declaring alcohol shall be paid back to maiiufa maiiufact- I McKinley the first choice of the party urers upon proof being presented that ’ in this state for the presidential nomi­ the alcohol is used for manufacturing ; nation. The platform favors protec­ purposes. .The Jaw has now been in tion, reciprocity, maintenance of the force for twenty months nnd more, and Monroe doctrine, just pension laws, re­ yet not one cent has been paid out striction of immigration, the gold under this provision. This repudiation standard, and opposes free coinage of of an obligation is by instruction of silver, except by international agree­ Secretary Carlisle, who ha». thus pre­ ment. vented hia deficit from being increased • la MlBBiMlppL by the addition of *8.(100,000. the total Jackson, Miss., April 30.—The demo­ amount of rebate claims to date. It is cratic state convention yesterday adopt­ only another demonstration of the fact ed a resolution instructing the dele­ that the Vs ilnon Jaw is a bunco measure. gates to Chicago to present nnd urge Great things were promised by its en­ Senator E. C. Walthall for second place actment, but, like most democratic on the presidential ticket. The reso­ I-roraises, they were made only to be lutions favor the free and unlimited broken.—Troy Times. coinage of silver and gold at the ratio of sixteen to oce, and instruct the del­ egates to the national democratic con­ "The republican party >Und, tor a vention to be held in Chicago to vote foreign policy dictated by and imbued for no man for president or vice presi­ with a spirit that la genalnely Ameri­ dent who is not fully and unequivocally can; for a policy that * ill revive the naIn favor of these principles. tionol tradition* and restore the na­ tional spirit which carried us proudly Nashville, Tenn., Apfi! 30.—The state through the earlier year, of tbe cen­ prohibition convention met here yester­ tury. ft stands for such a policy with day. Tbe platform contains the single all foreign nations as will insure both idea of prohibition. Josephus Bap- to us and them just ice. Impartiality good, president of Milligan college, was fnirneas, good faith, dignity and honor' nominated for governor. Delegate* It stands tor the Monroe doctrine sa were selected to tbe national conven­ Monroe blmorlf proclaimed it, about tion at Pittsburgh. which there la no division whatever among the American people. It stands Atlanta, Ga^ April 30.—The repub. now, as ever, for honest money and a llcan state convention yesterday adopt­ chance to earn It by boneot toll. Jt ed a platform reaffirming the principles stands tor a currency of gold, silver and of the republican party. The financial paper with which to measure our txplank declares strongly for sound ehanges that shall be ss sound as the money. Three of tbedelegates-at-large government and as untarnished as its arc pledged to McKinley and one is un­ honor,-—McKinley. derstood to favor Reed. fThis yesr business shows Indies, non, of , revival from tbe depression I'oua* Girl Asks u Divorce. Duluth, Minn.. April 30.—The young- that set Jxj after the change of national eat applicant for a divorce ever known administration. With the prospect of in Minnesota made her appearance in the restoration of a polity which will the district court here. She Is Mrs. foster instead of discourage industrial ■^.bdtbe^l.toJX' De Imo re, 14 years old. and her father, who represented her, charged that her reeding yror. should be marked tn husband treated her with great cruelty. k Deering Mowers Have Adjustable Drag Bars, OTHERS HAVE NOT. Krpadlated Obligation*. Gompei ttors. Six inches out c! lire. Don’t fail to examine the Deering Ideal Mower, with ball an,4 Roller Bearings and Adjustable Drag Bar, so constructed that afartntf can at his will always keep the cutter bar in perfect line uith the P’lj man.' This wonderful invention prevents side draft and bieaking 0 the knife-head or pitman when the mower becomes slightly worr.. 1 also forms a perfect orotectidn to the pitman. • . The DEERING is the only mower manufactured will. to Roller Bearings and Adjustable Drag Bar. . The Deering Ideal Mower Goodyear Bros �Hasting'- Banner. Thursday, May 7, 1896 w. R. COOK. Local Editor. ly Kami Safe Of WALL PAPER. is taking well. It is a good thing lor you and a good thing for me. You get the goods cheap: I don’t have them on hand when 1 change stores, July 1st. When you want any pbotoa within the £Tbe gay and festive carpet bug te play­ next 30 days, co to West A Barton's, at D. leg sad havoc in many Hastings’ homes H. Bay's former ground-floor studio, and this spring, there being but few boureyou can get the finest Cabinets token for keepers who have not found the little pest only 81.50 per dozen. ‘ while bouse eleanlogj^ Varfona Cou^t will convene next Monday. •re offered, amonK wTHch gaaollne Is saK Court and chancery cases will be heard to be very effective, although great care during that week. The Jury will be In at­ must be taken In using Jt, owing to Its tendance Monday the 18, and jury cases combustible nature. Cedar oil Is another will be tried that week. favorite remedy. It has been observed The Hastings Novelty Works, lately that tbe carpet bug is nearly always to started by Lake A Crowell, have a new be found In greater numbers, In houses process for the enameling of their wooden lighted by electricity. rings, In the manufacture of which they Henry Knickerbocker, the Nashville take second place to no one. youth, whose exploits give the good peo­ Whitefish, fine cut tobacco, mackerel, nutmeg, trout, fine combs, cheese, finest coffees lu the market, pork, rolled oats, bluing, fish lines and hooks, maple sugar, aud—and, yes— at Cook A Cook. Codfish, Maple Syrup, Egglhe, Pencils, all kinds of garden seed, shaving soap, hairpins, molasses, lather brushes, and the greatest lot of other stuff you ever Cook A Cook. Two excellent ordinances which have been intfodueed in the Albion council since Sam’i Dickie’s election as Mayor is—one to regulate and prescribe the • location of saloons, and the other pertaining to the prevention of cruelty to animals. saw- ple of that village something to talk about most of the time was brought to Hastings Monday, as It was proving too great a strain on their marshal to keep the way­ ward youth under his eye all tbe time. The other night he tried to get a corner ou the alcohol market by getting* all the visi­ ble supply inside him, and was sent down to languish In the county bastlie, and yes­ terday was bound over to the circuit court on a charge of robbery. Some time ago a building on a farm oc­ cupied by Warren Johnson In Eaton Coun­ ty was burned down, the building being Insured In tbe Barry A Entorr Insurance Company. The orders for payment of the insurance money were all made out, but Tbe Current Topic Club met Tuesday evidences of fraud commenced to come to night and listened to a paper on current light and the Company refused to pay. topics by Oscar Schumann. The rest of Clinton Hockinbury as mortgagee sued tbe program was carried over until the the Barry A Eaton.' The case was on for next meeting, when tbe clnb will enter­ trial at Charlotte last week but was dis­ tain tbe Womans club, and others as fhelr continued before tbe interesting part of The DRUGGIST. guests. the proceedings were reached. P. T. ColSaturday afternoon the- Hastings ball grove, of this city, was one of ’ the attor­ team wilt cross bate with the Grand Haven neys for tbe Company. nine. The latter is said to be a strong Nearly every local newspaper in tbe team, and our boys have been getting in • CIKtUL/lTION • state Is proposing to put a stop to pub­ some practice the past week and a good : is week, 92 quires. game my be looked for. ’ Admission 15 lishing notices, resolutions, cards of thanks etc, free from charge. Publishers are be­ cents, ladies 10 cents. ginning to realize that their only stuck In Bereitler. changes t«r a<Terttnewenta We understand that Hastings township trade is their paper and the space therein, must reach tills offlce Tuesdays at latest tc itsnre Insertion In the tesue of the week will make some extensive repairs on “fig­ and when they give away either they are ure eight" hill,cutting it down and gravel­ •alien brought. oat that much. It takes money to run a ing some' of the road. If Hastings will newspaper—a whole tot more than some do what It ought to. and what we believe people imagine.—Belting Star. The F. W. Kalker was hi Grand Rajnds thin that it will, all of the roads leading into Banner adopted this plan several years wrek. the city will be in first class "condition in­ ago, and now it Is very seldom that !»r. Itonslovr, of Moskegon, visited his cite of two years. we receive this class of work without the parents Friday. ’i/Tbe bicyclists have over 8100 subscrib­ necessary cash accompanying it. It Is the Hopkins hominy, (toe finest hi the world ed towards ti*e good roads fund) The better and more business like way, and the Cook & Cook’s. sentiment in favor of good roads Is grow­ people are quick to seethe justice of it. ‘ ice cream only 24 cents a quart at Lturing rapidly, «ud Hastings, as a residence During such delightful warm weather uian 4 Marples, and business city, will take second place as we have been having for the past few U K. Furgeson, -of Grand Rapids, wm to none of Ke size when eur good roads, days, thoughts from winter are fartherest initbe city Monday. already commenced, areeomplete. from our minds, and even the thought of a .Flower ieeds, yea, till you can’t rest. A blaze to Miss Ida Tinkler's house oa wool boot fairly brings the perspiration. Cool & Cook. N. Broadway called out tbe fire depart­ But despite the warm, balmy air, tbe gen­ 'Hie Rustic Chair Company report a ment about five o'clock Monday morning. tle zephers, and everything else, the Has­ Tbe fire -was extinguished before gaining tings Wool Bwot Co. is nraning night and ’ sj lend id business for this year. great headway although the roof and nq- day getting eet orders for this class of Four cans’of very nice corn for 25c. pe.- rooms were damaged considerably, goods. Over 2000 pairs-of wool boots are ’ j ' Cook 4 Cook. but it was covered by insurance. How made every -day and -the Company has Full and complete line of Tam 0’S banorders ahead to keep tl»ew running for the fire originated is a aaystery. fvrs. 19 to 25 cenis at Miss Gertrude Steb­ several moovlis. In tant It is theta* inten­ A. Blank A Son have been woriring bins. tion to run night and day during the retheir force night and day up to this week­ George Waltenaud famifer are moving xmainder of tbe year. Ttofe institution, tlte in their warble and granite bvstoesf. into the house 'located near the pcmp largest of Its kind In tbe world, has been > This firm ns tbe largest of Its kind in Michfactory. • . of great bewult to Bastings, and Is one-of । igan and lias a branch office at KalaMwuou. Lettie Gun is dosing out the | for tbe aecommodsticn of its patrons. tbe very few industries that democratic stoak of millinery goods ro O. D. 8pou)d- Over 40 people are kert employed on work success coa’dn’t kill. inp store,.' for this linn, which is known all -over Ok arch aneSwotatv. Nashville has organized a ball team, Michigan, • Fred L. M. LOCAL NEWS. with L. W. Feigkuer. manager. uud Barry Wellman. Capi) C. M. (took will be to Hastings awd vic­ inity Rbow: the iniddle>9f May and will be Michigan Whip Company through pleased to *ee all of hk patrons or a«y,one ageiii'y ot .1. Til. McElwain is getting a needing piarw or organ work done. 4ieclot nt urdent^ ommended (»y the leading music houses Address 428 Woodward The Easterly -and Fumlss trial will and musfoUns. pr >babiy prove a-etfbng drawing-curd »t Avenue, Kxlanjazou, Mich. Orders hrfc at John Bmmmt’s jewelry hjre will reewve ’.hi- term of cirewt court. prumut all,eutiuu. 1 "U can get Hie best of Cabinet pteatos AH of the Highway Commissioners aud J«.«r only Si.50 per doz.m-for the next 3J Path Maatox of this oauntv, who may ■ ay*-at West A Garton’s. Plug, did you «»«? Well I reckon,-as have*tbe oversight of «y graveling -on we have ekveu -different kinds of Plug the highways within ttiek charge, ahowM Insist upon 'She grave! being put on st ujba<M». Gook' A Cook. least three feeds wide, fit is true that wo ’H.iv- you seen Urore beautiful patterns much ground .cannot be eave red but what •4 Walt Paper that Holloway (at the sign work is done .vzill be done well, and w<Hf t - tbe-eleplmut) Is offering-ho cheap? have to be ail over again next year. Arc.toe farmers lu the townships adWill Skinner was arrealed Monday ou a JfcrrDt tv this city pevparinc to do their charge ot lareoixy preferred by Earl Gold­ 14ft toward the good roads movement? smith. Both are employees of the wool Extracts, canned goods flour, feed, core boot factory, aud II is claimed that Skin' xt-e. bum. and Horn's German Balm. «er extracted two five dollar bills from . Cook &. Cook. Goldsmith’s panto while they were hang­ I. :.i. W-aial Is building coal tar concrete ing in the factory. He had Ws hearing walks tk*r four cts. per square foot and Taeoday afternoon before Squire Gillispie, i’.>»rtJ*ud Cement for IS eta. pet square aud the jury acquitted him after being out hint. -■ • abowt five minutes. -Sailors, ail the latest novelties ranging For some reason our tetters from Yankee i'i price trow 4 cents up at tbe Bon Ton Spring* and Bowens Mills quite often millinery parlors of Miss Gertrwde Steb- fail to eonnecL Last week our Bowens bns. » Mills eorrespondenee was mailed and The Hasting* Table Company te getting stamped on April 27 and wasn’t received -ut an extra Mier line of Library tables a Middleville until the 2«h. reaching the ■ hal serin to be taking well with the Hastings office an tlie day of publication trade. too late for that issue. We have wrllteo Mi. lumbie and family are muuraiug letters to Chicago and received a reply in tbe loss of their pet dog. a pug. who earnc as quick riBHJ. Where doea the fault lie? to srjef by being poisoned in some mbOrlando Easterly who Is In jail for the keown ni inner on Tuesday. alleged murderous aasault upon Daniel Hut« which sold from all prices up to Jackson, the aged Maple Grove hermit, H.GO will no on Saturday tor 81.98 at gave way to hla violent temper Tuesday MIm Gertrude Stebbins’. Also a new Hue forenoon and proceeded to smash windows of trimmed Lais at 98 cenia. with anything that he oould get bla hands Judging from tbe large loads of Lawn on. His vile language and emphatic Hose Reels coming from Bentley. Tom­ oaths attracted quite a crowd In front of linson A Riders factory, this firm must be bls ceil. Tbe steel bare didn’t yield to doiag a •reel’’ good business. bls vain threats however and he is still in Rev. Hauser and family have moved in­ jail and the building yet stands. to part of Mrs. Holds Reed’s house on A Bellevue man has leased the privilege Green Street. Robert Ironsides and fam- <if fishing In Elite brook, located In As­ i y moving into the honse they vacate. syria township, from the farmers through To little girls that wear tan shoes we w<»uld say that we have a nice lot of tbe i derk colored ones. Ask mamma to and see them at Woolley A Brunson’* Word was received here Tuesday of tie death of Frank Eldred’s mother at Travel M ’ ’ty. Mts. Eldred was about 65 years ,,:,i and visited in Hastings when her sou lived here. Goodyear’s L. W. Kenfield was in Eaton Rapids, Monday. nay be coi>rcd a black hai w31 not .-rock cr fide. Jas. A- Sweezey was Id Nashville, yes­ terday. W. E. Merritt, of Lansing, day lu the city. Hannah Barlow. We have some MODERN DRUG STORE. rrOG^NGS, FEATHERS, GOVT.’S /iND CLOAKS •Miss Ruthe Handy, of Lansing, te in Mat city. ■ ■ Diamond Also SEED CORN of excellent quality. Our stock of crockery and glass­ wear was never more com­ plete or cheaper than now. Frank Hamilton, of Kalamazoo, spent Sunday In tbe city. John Dawson was home from Kalama­ zoo to spend -Sunday. Ferris Rose, of Grand Rapids, ing his brother B. Rose. is visit­ Miss Lillian Bessmer, of Bedford, spent Supday with her parents. SWEET PICKLES 5c dox. 20c qt. SOUR PICKLES, sc per <Sox. OLIVES In Bulk, 30c qt. |£Mlss Maude Trego is suffering from a fi^ere attack of tonsiUtte.^/ Mrs. VanZandi, of Albany, guest of Mra. J. T. Lombard. , Choice Seed Potatoes, spent Sun­ N. Y., ie I sell all kinds of DYE and Mrs. Nellie Piper, of Fenton, visited DYE STUFFS. relatives in the city last week. Miss Jean McLaughlin spent Sunday j Exclusive agency for with her uncle in Grand Rapids. We want you to try our coffees. WM. RADAM’S MICROBE KILLER. W. E. Webb, of Middleville, was the guest of Miss. Bessie George Sunday. Hdms&Vanflrman W. H. Goodyear, K. I. Rendershott and Ed Powers have been spending a few days at Gun Lake. Mrs. Z B. Hoyt visited her daughter Mrs. C.H. Hoyt in Kalamazoo, Sunday. Expert Drunist. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Snyder, of Nile?, are visiting Hastings relatives and friends. Mrs. F. H. Barlow and Mra. Wil! Huff­ man are spending the week at Beechwood, Wall Lake. Little Girls Mrs. J. C. Lampmau is in Cleveland visiting friends and attending the General Conference. - Who wear Tan Shoes. . H. Walbridge, of Grand Rapids, a former Hastings school teacher was in Lbe city Monday?^ For this month at least, we.shall offer Wall paper at F. H. Barlow and Will Huffman are catching trout in the northern part of the state this week. W. R. Cook went to Detroit Tuesday night to attend a meeting of tbe M. R. N. A. aud tbe state convention. PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. Dan’l Strike, r Chester Messer, R. B. Messer and W. W. Potter left yesterday for Detroit to attend the state convelion. Hi are Overloided i:i Mui bus Stock. Miss Eva Mance returned to her home In New York Thursday, after a five months visit with her uncle Dan Manee. D. R. Cook returned from Bay City, Monday where he and Major Anderson have been working to secure an extension of tbe D. A. M. ^Hewry Smith. who has been engaged In Sign of THE ELEPHANT. Ora MtCilntock is in Cleveland and will be .the geest of Miss Clara Graves for two weeks after which she will spend.tbe sum­ mer wMi relatives in Garrettsville and Courttamd, Ohio. Bicycle Brevitiee. Detwlt lays claim to 20,000 rMera. We have a very nice line of DARK TANS. Ask mamma to call ar^ them;- AT THE RED FROf A 5MOE STORE. Woolley & Bronson. V. J. IL L1MII. tbe taitortag business for Hastings a great maay years, left for Chicago last week where be will reside with bis sisterQ FURNITURE bicycle BELOW FACTORY COST. F. G. Barnett, one of the crack profes­ sional riders of Chicago, te at the "Battle Creek .<anitarium dieting and getting in Emmaaoel T. P. 8. C. E. will be led by •Aape (or the track tills season. He will Miss Mae Bresseau. rkle-mi the Morgan A Wright team this ■ L T. L. Baud of Hope at the parsonage year. on Friday May 9th. A rider who leaves his wheel for half a Mntliers ■meeting at Mrs. Wm. Camp­ day tai the sun cannot expect his tires to taflt as well as if they were in the shade as bell’s Friday at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. McEl­ noting will take the life and elasticity wain will preside. out «f a thin body of rubber like sunshine. Mr. C. R. Bishop will lead the meeting Ute the ankle In pedaling, particularly of the Y. F. S. C. E. next Sunday evening when climbing hllta. The ankle motion in tbe Presbyterian church. Is hard to adopt, but when once the knee Missionary meeting nn Wednesday at is learned it will greatly relieve the wheel­ the Presbjterlan parsonage May 18th. AH man ascending elevations. Upturned invited to bring a friend with them. handlebars also facilitate the art. It is Epworth League Devotional meeting to also a good remedy for developing the calf of the leg. be led next Sunday evening by W. R. Cook. Subject “Christ as a Guest." To clean bearings, remove the oil cups from tin* crank shaft box and flood the “Spring Weaning" is the subject for bearings witii gasoline, at the same Hine next Sunday morning in tbe PresbyteriaM spinning the crank. The gasoline will church. ' An interesting topic al«n tor cut loose and carry off any oil that has be­ ■evening. Room for all and a hearty wel­ come gummy, and take with it dirt and come. sand. When the gasoline runs through ■ VLast Sunday e-vening the Rev. Thos. tbe bearl«*g clear and white the job is the wheel stand a few minutes <tox introduced something new In tbe done. service. It being « abort prelude <m cur­ for tbe gasoline to evaporate, then put on rent events. Tbe subject was “Tbe As­ oil. Keep gasoline off the tire. sassination of tlie Shah of Persia. The society connected with Eunajtnuel Live al Foriaoaaand You Won't Have Ca­ tarrh. dH>reh-will be entertained Thursday May Among a few spots on the surface of 14th te’ Mrs. J. 8. Goodyear and tbe todlea associated with her. Supper served in thr earth where catarrh is not. is the Is­ the Parish House from i until 7 o’clock. land of Formosa. Here grow tbe camphor The W. F. M. & of the M. E. chureh trees from which te obtained the camphor meet iu foe church parlors Wednesday of commerce. The pungent odor, which afternoon May 18. Subject “Social Life Among African Women." Following is Is exhaled from the leaves of these trees tbe program; Devotional. Mrs. Joseph an Impregnates the atmosphere that catarrh SiinetMomtr. Paper. Mrs Deloa McElwain; is unknown. The wonderful healing RedtaUon. Mrs. Frank Tucker; Reading properties of camphor have been tlie cause Mrs. O. D. Spaulding; Muate. of the great success of PreUingers Catarrh At tlie Methodist church next Sunday Balm, which carries In tbe form of salve* will be Hie day for tbe annual pledges for the missionary aud benevolent work of tbe large quantities of not only the camphor church. After a short talk by the pastor that comes from the Island of Formosa but iu the morning service pledges will be re­ also tbe more rare and delicate camphors, ceived from tbe Congregation. In the among which te that obtained from lbe evening Mr. F. W. Walker will deliver an address on the subject. “Tbe Chrtetlan Australian Blue Gum Tree, ml tbe Jap­ anese Camphor knonn as Menthol. When Citizen.” (The Christian Endeavors convention this salve te applied to tLe inflamed and last week was attended by • good number diseated membrane decay te arrested at of delegates^ and much interest was mani­ once and healing commences. There ia fested at the sessions. Tbe program was nd care of catarrh or catarrhal deafness carried out as published test week. ( Dr. that Pretelnger’s Catarrh Balm will not Hunting, of Marshal I. gave a One aidreae heal. A small sample may be obtained on Friday evening. The offleew elected by sending a two-cent stamp to Pretz'.nger for the ensuing year are Pres., Dr. Lizzie Bros., Dayton, Ohio. Auston Gebhart, Hendershott; Vice Pres, Mtea Hinkley. Whitefield, Ohio, safe:—“It gives me Freeport; 8ec’y. Miss Felghner, Nwh- great pletfnre to Inform >ou that your CamphJr balm has cured my catarrh and vllle^Treas. Jm** Gibb, MiddlevlHj.) Woiuena Clnb. whose property the brook runs, and Battle -Tlie elub met on Friday with tlie vice Creek anglers are hot. claiming it Is a rank president lu I be chair, and the folloirinit injustice, as they planted tbe brook, and procram Hatened to with much Interral: got a special act through Hie legislature • George Third and American Lokmlea," forbidding the catching of tr°ut ln 1,1,9 Mra. Nettle Brooks; •Political Economy,” stream until May 1, 1800. Now after all Mra M. J. Timmerman; ■ Household San­ itation.” Mr.. Allee O.Uorn Batea: ■•C.mtheir efforts a stranger comes alqng and versallnn—Hunte Cleaning." Led by Mrs. claims the exclusive privilege of fishing E. M. Hoyt; -Current Events," Mrs. in the stream. PERSONAL MENTION. Twice a year furniture manufacturers from all over the I’nltcd States exhibit their goods In Grand Rapids. Instead of packing them up and shipping them oaek they are left with us. During May they have ordered us to sell them even below the factory cost to make. AND WE SHALL DO IT. The CHAIR here shown Is made in quarter •awed oak. polish finish, box seat; made as well Cane Seat. tl.50. Sole Leather Heat, fe uO. Regular price 13.00. gX50. This is simply a sample ol what we are do­ ing. We hate all kinds of Rookers, Couches. Di­ ing Tables,. Book Cases. Chamber Suits and Iron beds, all cheaper than they will ever .be sold again. You can save about toper cent, at this sale and it Is a rare chance to’get something ones for little money. If you can’t come yo unelf write for cuts or photos of the thing you want and we will tell you ail about it. . Chas. P. Limbert & Co., GRAND R A BIDS FURNITURE EXPOSITION, GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. BLODGETT BUILDING. OTTAWA STREET. | Children’s 2 OUTFITS... Washable Fabrics in Suits and Waists. Knee Pants, 18c to $1.00. Caps, Straw Hats, “Leather Stockings, The best stocking to wear that's made. We make a specialty of . deafness.” r<*re]MUgh« and Bella Bros, Combined Shown. Grand Rapid* Mich. May 23. The Mich- Central will on May 25th. •■ell tickets to Grand Rapid* and return al rate of one and one half cents per mile iu each direction limited to reimn same day. An admission ticket for 50 cents will be suiil tn connection with thr mH road ticket C. R- O.SBOBM. Agt THIS SEASON’S GOODS AND STYLES. Four In-Hand. Ladies’ Neckwear GHID&STtR & BURTON. �Hastings Banned Thursday, May 7, AN IMPORTANT ITEM. CATCHING UP. 1896. Chicago, April W.—The reports aa to ' the condition of the crops throughout 4he country, and the general effect of CONGRESS. tlie wekther on the cultivation, growth \ and ha nest of the same, were Tuesday Daily Proceed- 1 made by the directors of the several climate and crop sections. The reports received at Chicago were aa follows: , Illinois—Excellent week In north and COOK BROS.. Proprietors. IN । j ( ' plowing, plowinc, and has retarded farm work. . - ., .__ — and *~ ----------- are 77" d Zt" ‘” — ” Wheat, rye, oats grows oing well within the’rain-areas, . — -elsewhere - crowing slowly. Corn planting continues In the Washington, April 23.—The naral ap­ southern section, and Is well begun tn cenpropriation bill was before the senate traL Fruit is setting heavily: chinch bugs hashing In laree numb.ro la rontral throughout the entire session yester­ are and southern counties. Wisconsin—Copious ralnsi rail In all sections day\ ,----------irlaHy -----retarded farm Washington, April 29.—The whole of of the state have mater k— been cooler, I.. but K..» yesterday’s session in the senate was work. The weather has favorable to growing crops. Winter wheat occupied in tbe consideration of the , Is improving, but much Is winter killed naval appropriation bill. and will be plowed up. Oats ar® up in Washington, April 30.—In the senate southern Mrtloa and are growing nicely. The frosts of the 21st and 22d did no damyesterday resolutions were adopted, ac­ 'age. Sunshine Is needed. cepting from the state of Wisconsin the I Iowa—The temperature has been above statue of James Marquette. The naval the normal and rainfall excessive, except in appropriation bill was then- taken up 'southern districts. The growth of plants and foliage Is In advance of average seaand tlie remainder of the session was : son. Wheat ai ana and otner other smau smaL grams grains arc aodoj Ing well. 'C"~ —*------’----------------given up to political speeches. Corn ■-*planting will be general’ vv«buauBvum, Slay 1. ..—The -.mx. naval sp­ , the fce(i coming week. week. Pastures afford Cull Washington, propriation bill was further discussed i. MlnneaotB_The week h„ ,howery in the senate yesterday. A*bill A bill was fa- and warm. Wheat and oats seeding has vorably reported to protect free labor ] just begun In north; well advanced in cenaooui m souin secfKw orov, At. inn- tral, and about completed' «£ tn south sec- *1 compietea ., by ronflning •,na “ Plowing tor_eora. tux wd eirly th* minds manufactured by bv con- ran nt no- ).,.raitn the Ki'nta scale Of of goods gardening begun. Th* The rannrttflnn condition nr of ro-lnwinvict labor to the state where product, ter wheat has Improved. Rye, early sown wneat atm grass growuis ,S!3!S_ xuceiy. Hill introduced . bill In relu-|. spring Indiana—Good rains In many localities tion to contempts of United States and WMrni weftlher have advanced all vegtourts, the bill defining direct con- | etatlon most rapidly. The light frost of the tempt, to be there committed during ZM <1I<1 nolnlun Wheat and »tomc. ere tn; .. 1 .... . , i.. iro-. fi*1® condition; oats are nearly all sown, the sitting of p court or a judge in and pl0WlnK for corn In progress, with> chambers in its or his presence; * all some planted. other contempts are indirect. | Ohlo-Thc weather during the week hasJ Washington. M.v 2.-During the di,’TCSo^’S > cnssion of the naval appropriation bill for other crops. Grass Is better, some! in the senate yesterday Senator Tillman ' oats ore up. gardens are doing well, pota-; (S C ) made ; Mtter attack on th. pre.. 1 <*i idem and secretory of thetreasuiy and frosts arc reported with no damage. Stocks was replied to by Senator Hill (N. Y.). is on pasture. Senator Butler (N. C.) introduced a bill I Mlchlgan-The ndns hove been ample. i . i „ \r .u- and the frosts of Ifcednesdy morning did no> to make the Mexican silver dollar, the (jamage. Wheat, rye and grass are look-■ Japanexe yen a.id the trade dollar equal ing fine and are growing rapidly. Fruit buds* in value to the standard dollar of the are In good shape, and early sown oats are Imited State. ' Plowln« for Mr“ "to, ' people should ever require establishment. such Chlcago, May 2.-C.K Wilber, for ten years the efficient’ western passenger agent of the lake Shore <fc Michigan Southern railway, has recently been promoted to the position of assistant general passenger agent of tbe same road, with headquarters in this city. Stafford Bequeat Paid. San Fraucteco, May 4.—After three Washington, PaM May 1-—The Balti­ years’ litigation over the estate of tbe more A Ohio cannonball express was Jute Senator Stanford Mrs. Stanford derailed near here, and Patrick has at last been enabled to pay the be­ Flaherty, fireman, was killed and quest of $2,500,000 which the senator Henry McBurney, engineer, and J. M. left to Inland Stanford, Jr., university. Neely, baggagemaater, were fatally in­ This payment means an assured income jured. ~ to the great institution. Our Circulation. Wuahington, May 4.—The treasury Richmond, Va., May 1.—At the statement'gives all the kinds of money annual congress in this city at the na­ in circulation at $1,540,007,082, or $30*tional society of the Sons of the Ameri­ 000,000 less than May 1, 1895. The per can Revolution Gin. Horace Porter, of capita circulation, based on a popula­ Mew York, was reeiected president. tion of 71,136,000, te stated at $21.65. Chicago. May S—M^atche. from HI1E0U loam, report a eery heary .tot m of wind, rain and hall. Several persons wore hurt, and fruit and growing crons were badly damaged in some sections. April 30.-A colUskw oe>o Sung between the steamand On Wo. The lat- Ch’cago, May 2.—The body of ex-Sec­ retary of State Gresham was taken from Lere yesterday to Washington, where it will find a resting place in Arlington,; the national cemetery. Washington, May 2.—Coinage exe­ cuted at United States mints during April aggregated *8,471,070, of which fold amounted to 41,000,000 and allver to SM31.000. E- F.^Seock. NO®., alternate. <1 W. Frary. Lansing: grand borouih. West Bay City; ’ ryd vloj- J. R. Johnson. Lapeer; K. F. Woodcock. Niles: grand t»cx^ry. - not reached— thet--------point-of development —--------------------. thev have since attained, yet we found h, a great nrest in|, the mercantile marine to be institution. Now, when the necessity for it is more urgent than ever before in । history, no steps have been taken I . to revive it, and -year after -year we con­ nn unn nnzi mw .' tinue to pay ir, $150,000,000 or more fra to r»XT"Ti own­­ ' ers of foreign forei_n bottoms for the tbe shipment , ,° , . . . xt of our products to market market. None of this immense sum comesHjack. It is a steady drain on tlie coil n try. It is money that ----• -- ■ । should be kept on this side of the Atlan. tic. | This must be the judgment of the j>e<>pje when they’come to study the ’ question. Then they will see what pro­ digious losses thev have suffered by lisI Unin” to the democratic cry of “No sub' ., . .... M v xx ridy to.team-diip line..” h,n?lnnd built up her great commercial marine by - •granting subsidies, and-to this day, ..... _ .. . । though her fleets cover every■ sen, that ' jjolicy is still upheld. jI The American jwople must go back to it in time. It is the only way by which | they can gain their bld supremacy on 1 the high seas. Senator Elkins has Int reduced a bill in the upper branch of congress to impose differential duties j upon goods brought to this country in American ships. Congressman Sere no Payne has introduced a bill in the lower house to amend the existing law in re1 gard to the privileges extended to for­ eign yachts, so as to prevent American citizens from going abroad and building ( or buying yachts in England and then I coming bock and flying the American | i ' I Maine republicans says of Mr. Reed that “he is an earnest friend of Amerlcan shipping and its returningto its forta a,, worM ,. T1)C j,,r. republican, come out with a clean cut declaration. At their convention ,t Trenton thev aald: “We have at . ' waya given protection to onr ahlpbnlltL era. In late years we hare neglected to protect our ship-owners. We believe BfUa Introduced and Petitions and Resolotions Presented. Washington, April 28. — The house completed the pension bill and passed 1 , J?m.e ,WF °°mc 10 to tbe pobey ft to a third reading and engrossment. of Washington r.nd Hamilton, which by The only amendment adopted was one . discriminating duties in favor of Amer­ i___ Qn providing that the pension office should i, • ican bottoms, secured 90 per cent, of our construe the pension laws liberally in ■ , carrying trade to American ships, and the interest of the claimant. | which, if now restored, would again re­ A“7ia“ • Washington, April 29.—The house ' yesterday passed the general pension pears in the fact that the general range i freights to be paid to Americans. bill by a vote of 187 to 54 and the bank­ । of prices of commodities, farm and mine j In these davs ivhNi we are building a ruptcy bill was discussed. r,”t«n,7 prtcth* Washington, April 30.—The house I and the lowest ever known, the decline i fortifications which W’lli defend the sea­ spent the time yesterday in further dis­ . — OVU.g 18.7 VU.I per pc, cent. S.CUL. Nor .VVI .i board .’vra.. X. aa U4 modern KMiraix X u fleets II w m and QUU otherwise VI Ucl TV since October. 1132. being from I rten tkll. bn .. « . ... . . __ cussion of the bankruptcy bill. can this be attributed to scarcity of money, showing that we, hav./emergedfrom an Washington. May 1.—In the house Hqufdatio^o^rMny^ealers^essens^ut- adolescent national existence,itcertainUquidatlon of many dealers lessens uutyesterday the general debate on the; rt771!:._ standing obligations. Foreign operations ___ r.-.i... ... ly Is in order to consider the question of bankruptcy bill was concluded. A hill have been of no Influence In American se­ the commercial marine. There is but was introduced to provide for the pur- ISM* «« P~>K»1 -y >o tevtra that inntu"chase of tbe birthplace of Abraham colly without change. the way-------------that wasa designed "X . lion — —X1 ---------” by■*the Lincoln in Kentucky and to erect on the "Speculation has raised cotton an eighth, fathers of the republic nnd which gave site a national soldiers* home, to be though receipts and crop prospects still us control of the carrying trade of the known- as the “Lincoln Soldiers’ favor lower prices, and accumulated stocks of unsold goods are very large. .Wheat has world. That method, like so many oth­ Home." declined 4% cents for cash. With only er proposals which were made for the Washington, May 2.—The bouse de- two months of the crop year remaining enlargement snd well being of the Amer­ ■roted the major portion of the time yes­ there Is little to encourage higher prices. Silk has weakened a little owing to the ican ]>eople, has been obstinately op­ terday to debate on the bankruptcy bill. overloading of Japanese dealers. Wool is posed br ibe democratic party with the A bill to prov-ce for a delegate in con­ weak, the wool year closing with the gress from the territory of Alaska was greatest quantity of wool on hand ever result that our share in the ocean car­ carried at this season. Woolen goods have rying trade has been steadily dimin­ defeated, 44 to 60. not Improved in demand, and flannels have Washington. May 4.—In the house opened 5 to 15 per cent, lower than last I ished.—Albany Journal on Saturday, after five days of debate, year. Dress goods are helped by the restrlcPOLITICAL DRIFT. the Henderson bill to establish a uni­ tlon of foreign Imports, but the association I ________democratic „u,Vii papers which form system of bankruptcy was passed reporta that on the whole, wool machinery j C^Those la not more than half employed. Some USPf] nnH ..*»x x ‘ ,O ,, Horace Boies the great by a vote of 157 to 81. Under its terms cotton mills have ceased production. There now call him the great ” ’ there are eight acts for which a debtor 1s fair demand for boots and shoes, though commoner, r can be forced into involuntary bank­ not enough to prevent gradual exhaustion prevaricator.—Iowa State Resister of orders unfilled, but tlie only change In , p-Demncralio nrn-n.,t it’ ruptcy, os follows: prices has been a slight advance in some 1 ,Democratic organs are making a 1. If a person has concealed himself with Qualities. Leather is weaker, with a very f00" deal sport over “favorite sons” latent to defraud his creditors for 48 hours. narrow demand, and quotations average in tlie republican party. Democrats 2 Failed for 30 days while insolvent to a shade lower, as do prices of hides. don’’tt swm have many this year. “The volume of domestic business shown don 2?? seem , to “ Bve man J thia secure th® release of any property levied upon for $500 or over. by clearings has been H54.001.000 dally in Lhicngo Inter Ocean. X Made a transfer of any of his property •with intent to defraud his creditors. touu. J^\yearTUIaPF«>xlmate$25,boo,o^. A Made an assignment for the benefit of hte creditors. age than appeared In recent months, and Thia la an ‘improvement ------------------- on the proceed '­ 5. Made, while Insolvent, a transfer of Indicate that improvement Is slow. ing year, but it is bad enough, neverthe­ any of his property for the purpose of giv­ "Failures for the week have been 238 In ing a preference. the United States, againstt 221 last year, and less, to justify all good cltixens in doing everything they can to put an end to C Procured or suffered a judgment to be £1 In Canada; against M last year.” . catered against him with intent to defeat democratic rule.—St. Louis Globe-Dem­ his creditors and suffered same to remain No General 8trike. ocrat. unpaid ten days. Chicago, May 2.—The great eight- ।I t^This is an age when vagaries are 1. Secreted any of bis property to avoid Sts being levied upon under legal proceed­ hour demonstration by the trades going down before the pitiless search­ unions of the country scheduled for light of truth and science, and one of ings against himself. B. Suffered, while Insolvent, an execution Muy 1 fizzled out In a manner so in­ for 8500 or over to be returned no property significant that those who have been the most disastrous collapses of the day found. ______________ is that of the reformers who thought predicting it now are wondering how that the way to American greatness Bill Taylor Hanged. it was avoided. The telegraph reported Carrollton, Mo., May 1.—William P. comparatively few strikes, and the or­ was to impoverish American workmen Taylor, the murderer of Gus Meeks and ganizations in Chicago, with the excep­ aud destroy American manufactures.— Albany Journal. his family, paid the death penalty for tion of the Iron workers, report none. | ETA non-political tariff convention hte crime Thursday. He was taken to the scaffold at 10:54 o’clock. He walked boldly up the steps, took hla stand on the trap and in two minutes the lever waa aprung. Not a word passed his Ups after be was led from the jail His neck was broken by the fall, and in 17 minutes he was taken down and placed in his coffin. . fleers as follows: an . had j Washington, May 4.—After a week’s ।--------------------:------] debate, which has taken a wide range, | BUSINESS IMPROVES, . the senate on Saturday passed the naval' “ Threatened Failures Prevented by Activappropriation bill. It provides, among j Uj Hi Krt.ll Trod. mer ronk otjfter things, for two battle ships and I New York, May 3.—R. G. Dun & Co. 13 torpedo boats. In their weekly rorlcw ot trade, any; “A. th, Maxon advance, there la more business, but advices Indicate that on the whole the prevalent teellna la that th. pain is less jhan there was reason to expect. white retail trade bus been active e nough to materially lessen stocks andobligations, and thus to prevent a great many threatened embarrassments. It has not yet brought enough now business to mills or factories to prevent decreate of unfilled orders and closing of some works. Substantlally tbe same state of thingsexists In all the great Industries, notwithstand- Best Quality! Largest Size! Lowest Price! The crand council of tbe Royal K canum In session at Jackson elected o • । beingtrol-d.om.nBRro.ta.vyiftb. A. Griggs. Detroit: grand treasurer. W. 8 JESTS THE HOUSE. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. retag Trade. The tariff is a great question. So is the currency. So is the question of the ocean-carrying trade. At one time the commercial marine ol the United Bute, was the greatest in vnu. uur i^ the w world. Our »uipa ships uoawu floated vu on v.x every' quj. prod nets were taken to all markets. Our shipyards were scenes of great activity. American seamen were । will be held in Detroit May 28, the pur­ .pose— --------------------- means m being to devise some of taking the tariff question out of par­ tisan politics. The democratic Cam cam-­ paign managers will probably endorse , such a proposition with great cordiality —*tariff —-•issue — can• be re­ providing »»•-*** that the moved from politics before the coming campaign. It is an Issue that they dread.—Troy Times. IkrThr general expectation ot the democrats and republicans In congress Is that either President Cleveland or ex­ Secretary Whitney will be nominated, in spite of what they may say and really Ieel against it. Both are given credit for sincerity for many obvious reasons, and yet the question always recurs. If one of them is not to be nominated, who can be; of course, no one has the slight­ est Idea that either of them, if nomi­ nated. would decline. — Philadelphia Record. crTbe smartest art of the admlnistra, tlon was to push “the nuY.vy question" to thy front sod try to hide the misera“• failure It her made with “tariff re­ form. But it cannot be done. The money Is good enough. It is not that which produced hard times by closing factories and sending out thousands of trumpets hunting for work. The de­ pression and distretu come directly W“»*7 «» «»"’ tinkere. Campbell, Detroit; grand chaplain, D. R Crampton, Monroe; grand guide. A- " Horton, Flint; grand warden. E. E. Brown son. Kalamazoo; grand sentinel. G^r»* L. Crippen. Jackson; grand trustee. C. O. Fatln, Almont W eakly Crop Report. The weekly crop report issued by the state weather bureau says: . “The nearly normal temperature and abundant rainfall during the past week have been very beneficial to all vegetation, and a majority of the eorrvspondetits re­ port a marked Improvement in the condi­ tion of wlajcr wheat, rye and rj*"- The frost of Wednesday morning dkl no dam­ age. Tbe wet weather has held back plow­ ing and seeding to some extent but gen­ erally ttils work hao been pushed In moat sections of the state. Reports from au correspbndents are very cheerful and ten of the good condition of winter and spring crops, apd that the fruit prospects are ex­ cellent.” * Mrs. Chester Acquitted. Mrs. Agnes Chester, a Christian seieutist healer, well-known through­ out Michigan, was acquitted by a jury at Kalamazoo of the charge of practic­ ing medicine without a license. The complaint was ^brought by Della P. Pierce, a regular physician. Attorney Thompson, in hifc cross-examination, brought out the fact that Dr. Pierce from octuol knowledge' knew nothing about Mra. Chester’s mode of treat­ ment. Health in Michigan. During the week ended April 25 re­ ports aent in by 34 observers in various portions of the state indicate that in­ flammation of t^e kidneys increased aud pleuritis and intermittent fever decreased in area of prevalence. Con­ sumption was reported at 196 places, । flag. The platform adopted by the typhoid fever at 16, diphtheria at 25, scarlet feveret 29, measles at 37, whoop­ ing cough at 11 and smallpox at Bay City aud lunio. That's All Will Change the River's Course. The contract for changing the course of the Michigamme river, for the re­ demption of the inundated workings of the Mansfield mine at Crystal Falls, has been let by the De Soto Iron company to Campbell, Dennis A Co., of Joliet, Ill. The excavations will be completed in five weeks. The channel will be 2,500 feet in length and will be protected by ■ mammoth dams at cither end. $100.00 Filed Trost Mortgages, William B. Knickerbocker, of the Al­ bion Milling company^ filed trust mort­ gages to the extent of $65,000 for tbe benefit of his creditors. The assets were was X placed —at - T$90,000, and a movement —— H on foot ,or the organization of a stock company to continue the business. The ] cause of the failure was given as the shortness of the winter wheat crop and inability to realize on stock, IN CASH GIVEN AWAY th. great curse of the American people is indievstion and coast:- • Ctiom The best medicine to cure them is Hili’* Celery Tea. I: is ^or nervousn®s^ ’fck headache, chronic constipatiqn.biliossneee, kidney and liver complaint. It will also produce a clear complexion for all who use it To spread still more the wonderful popularity pf Brief News Items. A post office has been established at Koes, Menominee county, with George P. Gunderson as postmaster. C. C. Swift, who recently resigned as secretary of tbe Y. M. C. A. at Kalamaj .b** * “U 10 8*,,leWash. i M. X Merwin discovered a strong flow of gas from a 250-foot well on his farm near St. Joseph. The well would be driven deeper. Charles Avery, of Saginaw, had hla ' right eye cut out in a drupken brawl by a knife in the- hands of an unknown man. Fire burned the sawmill and two drillhouses of the Wall <fc Weber plant, ' at Saginaw, entailing a loss of $30,000. ; Frank Herling, u well-known G. A. R. man, lost four fingers while work­ ing in a sawmill near St Louis. Floyd Nichols, of North Farmington, was probably fatally injured by a horse which he muk leading kicking him in the forehead. The body of Alexander A. Knopfel,1 Jt?kerI °f City,was found in the Ohio river in Hamilton county, O. Joseph Harrington and Peter C'Lrdew, mniers, were instantly killed bv fall­ ing ground at the Lake Superlo’r Iron cotnpaty-s section No. 21 mine near Ishpeming. Poor baby I Your pity goes 2.U.1 U and right|y- T° be thin, for a baby, Is to be de­ prived of Its natural ease; to suffer and not be able to feel t; to wear a sad pinched face; to live on the edge of sick­ ness; to grow Imperfectly; and to lose the power of re­ ding disease. When a baby s thin it needs more fat than It gets from Its food; It is starved, fat-starved. Scott’s Emulsion is the easiest fit 11,6 fa‘It needs, naif of HILL’S CELERY TEA , * which 1< the greatest nervine known, we publish the tollowing REBCS. For lie correct solution wo will give *100.00 in cub. 51 Divided Into Cash Prizes, as follows: First Capital Prlza*20.00 ( Third Capital PrizeM.00 Sooond Capital Prlzo*10.001 Fourth Capital Prue Also Thirty Prizes of Sl.00 Each. Zha to Uw Penaa SoaOhit ut tte Last Corrad Answer will te Ite Last Capital Prize110.00 •SIO.OO Flrat From Last Prize UM First From Last Prize Second From Laat Prize S3.00 Also 14 Prizes of »1.00 each, oomllno Ir 1 last answer. rE5S4?L’’000 Bebn» ™ ** accompanied by the eod pic e of a O1M7 ^jMchhas <mr firm name printed oo. You can bend In any nambsrof M*"' . lb Owrthte advcrtlMment out. aa It may not appear a<aln. Rheumatism and Neuralgia Cured ; bottle FRW on receipt ot te stump ’ hi mm n imTH U n,, ■, r ■ »*w ................ ALABASTINE. !' WON’T RUB OFF. * Will tytf f$ Uisultii). 11 । nib off ” Kalsomine is tem> porary, rots, rubs off and Scales. ALABASTINE 4 Lfoniteapareandpennancntcoatlngabrl^, ta^en kabies. Mothers It because it brings the back. ■ of pteta and relief decorating. i^'*«oS7STtaSZ*J£** "to— -utow. bCX"^r“ o-M-rt w ■ M* SALE DY All FIRST-CUSS Panlt A«« TOUR PMRT OEUE" Ft” C'aD ■■I___________ _____ _ 0.,P105. ( �Hasting Banner. Thursday, May 7, :8g6 LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCVU1TION * inis week, w. R. COOK. Local Editor. 92 quires. Hereafter, eba&fre, for advertisement, must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to Mure insertion In the issue of the ffhen brought f Solemnly Swehc are due to Impure blood blOOd iJThe Freeport Creamerv Is 10.000 pounds ot milk d.llyA Administering the Oath. r: • ( Failure—Nervousness—Extreme ‘‘VakvtiiHness-Headache—General ■ Debility. v. Windccknecht, Montagne, Mich., B the following statement and affinns it bv oath before Jas. Morrison, Xotjiry Ptiblicof the same pl ace. “For the post yodr I wasafflicted with heart riilure, nervousness, extreme wakeful-' r.?-.-. headache and general debility. Physicians (whom I consulted failed to b<-u nt me.’ I was advised to uso Dr. V tier’s Nerve Vitalizer, which I did becanif, thoroughly cured by its u shpit time.’’ Dr. Wheeler’s Nexve Vitalizer acted on the nervous wgc. which is the seat of nearly all .four ailments. Treat your nerves --arc! your stomach, liver, kidneys and •b troubles will disappear. Dr. Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer is the only rd:ub1e, safe, aud sure remedy to use. /•*,.. >,/A- by ’IF. II. Goodyear. IDA FITZ SIMMONS, ?1 ... her • f Piano. Organ. Voice Culture. • . .-.v. Thorough Haos and other advanced ’■ Special terms lu classes of two or . ■ 2 V-.i< <• Culture. For particulars call receiving Tbs Cougreriitioosi ehunfb st Frwport needs more room, and sn sddltlon will be built this summer. Lots ut peseb trees are being set out In Allecan count, this spring. Dr. Turner, of Wsjlaud recently tel out 1,000 on bls farm. A Cadillac divine bad to dismiss hts congregation Sunday,because -(1 nearly all of his flock were In the woods hunting trailing arbutus. A republican flag pole at Saugatuck _______ which was raised when Grant was first nominated to tlie presidency came to grief last week.. An Ionia girl aged 17 married a man 92 years old recently. in return for her hand the old man gave her a check for 810,000 aud cancelled a mortgage he held on her father’s farm. A pig was born on the farm, of J. A. Feighner’s near Nashville recently with five legs, the extra leg being lu and per­ fectly formed. Morris Ward purchased it for S50 and Intends to exhibit it as a freak. The Union school building In Wayland which was burned last week was insured for $3,000 which doefl not near cover the loss. A good library, all the scientific apparatus and school books were destroy­ ed. • (Gull Lake promises to be a more promi­ \VM. H. STEBBINS. It Funeral Director. •.• ’ to Ch'rlsunas' Photograph ■. Hevidenre .W Court street. All ■x--promptly leaded dayorttlg».\1> W. W. POTTER. nent resort than evaj this year. Mr. Dim* potter. Attorneys at Law. ; mick launched his steamer last week, and .. -r Hastings City Rank. Collections will fix the dam so he can pass through . attended to, ami general law business with the steamer carrying passengers from the depot to the resorts. He has also put A. LAM I’M AN. a fine new sal! boat on the lake. The I). 1). S. - of Dental work done carefully and bicycle path to be built from Kalamazoo i.o. ,j: ar.<-thesis, gas or chloroform <?!)!. e over Fhin Smith’s Racket Store. will greatly increase the number of visi­ tors to the resorhdurlng the summen) 1- aud 1 to 5, J. C. I.ampman, m. d. Food Commissioner Storrs In a a bul­ 1 \f. A. Lampman. calls promptly - ■', reu. >. < ial attention given to Utting letin last Saturday, says that Inspectors .. . -a:.! trotting Hernia or Kuptup? for during the past month have done work In a ■".! The majority of cases can be I • .u-KtJy cured without a surgical opera- Detroit,’ Grand Rapids, Jackson, Saginaw, Bay City. Ionia. Owosso, and other towns. One firm in Jackson was prosecuted for AW AND COLLECTION-OFFICE OF . J. M. SMITH. selling butterine in a restaurant without Collections made iu al! parts of the state putting up a sign, plead guiltyj Five < .. ..yauclng a speciality. Special pains cases of Illegal selling of butterine, four tab n in drafting contracts, chattel niortof which are Iff Detroit have been com­ gagr^i!).,! wills. * Woodland, Mich. I menced. The reports of inspectors and pdward Taggart Loyal E. Knappen. Inquiry among the dealers, show a steady J Arthur C. Denison. improvement in the quality of goods sold TAGGART. KNaITFN & DENISON. • in the state. In all cases reputable dealLAWYERS. Hovin All 81“ Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. Grand Rapids, Michigan. ers express thenwelve, u ple.sed withthe law, and are hearty in its support. I AMES A. SWEEZET. They say that In certain lines an entire tf Aitohiey at law, change jins been made In the quality of Hastings. Mich. Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ goods seld. lection- promptly attended to. Battle Creek has an ordinance prohibit­ BARRELL. barrell w. L I / ‘ A. SCRIBNER, M. D., V • Physician and Surgeon, Itettoa, • ■ Mich. ii» residence, one block east of depot. A.’A C. H. BARBER • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or countj’ responded to with p’..rnptness, day or night. A. SHELDON^ * Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hustings. Mo. -y to loan on Real Estate Real Estate r>n c ininisslon. General conveyancing, tiav'.r ■' a complete set of Aostract Books, com­ piled from th.> Records, cab furnish complete abstracts. ’ H P hi lip tTcolgrovE P ing bicycle riding on sidewalks; so the other daj when a fellow passed by police headquarters going at full speed, they yelled at him to get off the walk. No at­ tention jwas paid to the request and flter- tber down another policeman made a futile effort to stop his wad career, falllug in this be (mounted a wheel and gave chase, giving a serie&.of war-whoops as be caught up with the rider, but tbe latter still failed to give heed. The policeman then passed him and whirling around headed him off, causing him to dismount. He proved to be deaf and dumb and a stranger stopping at the sanitarium there and unacquainted with the rules. Attorney al Law 'Suncessor to Smith & Coigrove.) ' < '.tic- In Union block. Hastings.* t'r•wirlciH lu all the courts of the state. Ever since-1798, when Jenner showed A E~ KEN ASTON, • ' ' that by vaccination that terrible plague A. Attorney at Law, small-pox could be in a measure prevented (Over J. 8. Goodvear & Co.’s store.) Practices in all courtsof the State. Collection* and its contagious qualities checked, there .•romptly attended to. have been ppponents of vaccination. Very particularly in England there have been h- R. TI 51 MERMAN, Homoepathic Phy anti-vaccinationists, who have lugged into *■ • slcian and Surgeon. Office over Roger’s grocery store.) . their arguments moral and religious reasons-anything other than sanitary ones. An astings ity ank instructive case showing what are the actual effects of the anti-vaccinationists Hastings, Mich. has just occurred In Gloucester, England. CAPITAL 73,000.00 For a long series of years there lias been SURPLUS, SI 7,000.00 no such an outbreak of small-pox as now In drporatedtmde> the laws of the State cf rages there. It seems that, owing to the Michigan. Open for business, Dec. IS, 1886. Influence of the anti-vaccinationists, the guardians of the heaHh ot Gloucester re­ OFFICERS; # laxed their efforts. About tbe dose of : R>>’>!nson. President February last there were a few sporadic Chester Messer. Vice Pres. Dan W. Reynolds, Cashier cases of small-phx, and then It spread and DIRECTORS: spread, until at the beginning of April Dan W. Reynolds, W. H Powers, D G. Robluson. R. B. Messer. there were IM cases. Then the council, M. L.Cook. Chester Messer. too late, did all that was possible to check • P. T. Coigrove. ...... the infection, but according to the last ac­ Has the only savings department in Barry C‘*iuty and pays interest on all time counts there were many new cases, aud of deposits. exceeding virulence. This significant fact is recorded, that out of 90 deaths 74 were unvaccinated.—gqrpers TFecWy. H C Voter Daily Bread B O Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. E. REMKES, FROF’K , A Bad Wreck —ot tbe constitution tn«y follow lb tbe track ot > dleordered syrtem, due to Im­ pure blood or taaetlee llrer. Don’t run the risk. The proprietor* ot Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery lake all tke chancesThey make a straightforward offer to return yovr money If their remedy falls to benefft or cure In all disorders sod affections due to Impure blood or Inactive liver. Tbe germs of disease elreulate throukh the blood; tbe liver Is -the filter which permits the germs to enter or not. The liver active, and the blood pure and you escape disease. When you’re run down, debilitated, weak, and your welgbt below a healthy standard, yon regain health, strength and wholesome flesh, by using the -‘Discovery It builds up the body tauter than nsuseat■:>.-Cod Liver OU or emulateos. Dr. Dr. Pierce Fierce’s* Pellett* retieue eure constipation. w piles, bilfouaneea, indlgeetton. or dyspep* The Central Mlcb«n bano tournament •Juauc. Levi p. Oldfield, one of the will be held In PaaUand on Jul, « A best know n men in Bay City, waaJailed bl« crowd I, anticipated. by the cars in soxnv unknown manner Tha creamery al Hopkins Station will near Denmark Junction. make cheeae the coming summer, as the Eugene Camburn, a farmer living patrons Ihlnt cheese will pa, better than near Tipton, was shot and fatally wounded by Harry Luce, who then butter during the summer mnnths. abot himself dead. Luce had been There never Was a time when potatoes, paying attention to Cambnrn’s daugh­ have proven such a drug upon the mar­ ter ’against the father’s wishes. ket at this seasod ot tbe year, before. Striking trammers at Houghton de­ Nearly every farmer has a large suppl,, cided. not to accept the Quincy com­ and It la extremely difficult to get an olfet pany- . offer of $50 a month, nnd notice above the ruling price laat tall ot from ten was given strikers to vacate the com­ to twelve eente per bushel. Mao, are pany’s dwelling-houses and to make ■ettleinent at the office. feeding thenj to stock an<i qnlle , j,^, Fennville has nearly recovered from acreage will *g,ln be planted because of tbe effects of the fire which destroyed the pletitlfuloeas of seed. Way up lu a large part of the business portion of Alaska they are selling at 8100 per sack, the village, the new buildings erected acd If there was ooiy some way of anolbl- being far superior to those burned. latlng distance, the Michigan potato grow­ Frank Dean, who pleaded gtfilty at Mt. Clemens to the^charge of burglar­ er would be happy. izing the residence of Mrs. Sarah Goff, near Disco, w as sentenced to four years Mttrvelou* Re»nlt» From a letter written by Rev. J. Gund- in the state prison at Jackson. Michigan university captured two of erman of Dimondale, MJctL. we are per­ mitted to make this extract: I have no the three prizes offered by D. Lubin, of hesitation in recommending Dr. King’s Californio, for the best essays on the New Discovery, as the results were almost causes of the present agricultural de­ marvelous In the case of my wife. While pression. I was pastor of the Baptist Church al The post office at Kingsland, Eaton Rives junction she was brought down with Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe'. Terri­ county, has been discontinued and mail ble paroxysms of coughing would last will go to Eaton Rapids. At a meeting of the taxpayers of East hours with little interruption and it seem­ ed as.lf she could not survive them. A Tawas $1,200 was raised to pay the ex­ friend recommended Dr Kings New Discov­ penses of moving the Bay City £ox com­ ery; it quick in its work and highly pany plant from Bay City to East satlsfaeffirj- in results.” Trial bottle free at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. Regu­ A post office has been established at lar size 50c. and 81.00. Miner, Saginaw county, with Plum P. How many of the patbmasters in town­ Miner a« postmaeter. Mammoth Ring*. ships are aware of tbe provisions of law In India at the time of the British oc­ that a patiimaster may allow 25 < per cent of tbe road wortf in setting out trees, and cupation foliated rings were fashion­ that be ahall cause at least fifty to be set able. They were so large that when out in his district? If this wise law was worn on the second finger they covered complied with, as It should be. our high­ almost all “ the ' outer portion of the ways In the rural districts would soon be hand. beautiful shaded thoroughfares. Fossil Insect*. Over 300 specimens of ioesll insects State New*. have been collected from various parts J axon Soap hurts no fabric. of the world. Of these butterflies are Jaxon Prize Baking Powder leavens among the ve:p rarest. a.n less than 20 best. specimen1* all told have been found; Nothing cleans cleaner than Jaxon soap Try a can of Hopkins’ .Steamed Hominy (HulledCorn). It is delicious. Fullqt., lOc. The Saginaw Coal Co. has been organ­ ized to sink new shafts for coal. A track of ifiO acres adjoining the city has been leased. It’s all the same, a slight cold, congested lungs or severe cough. One Minute Cough Cure banishes them. W. U. Goodyear. The Bay County Christian Endeavor Union has maintained a coffee house ail winter on Water street among the low saloons.. It was a success. A little ill, then a little pill. The ill is gone, tbe pill has won. DeWitt** Little Early Risdrs the little pills that great ills. W. H. Goodyear. George Kelsey has been In jail at Sauli Ste Marie ever since last October, on the charge of smuggling twelve pairs of socks. He is beginning to loose bls health. A * I X ’ ■ ■ ! doubt treated and cured more coses than any living Physician; his Xl^«usrj?s& of so years’ standing __ ■ cured by LIUvvIk He of his absolute cure, free to any sufferers who may send their P O. and Express address. Weadviae any one wishing acute to address Tbe beat salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rtieum. fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, .chilblains, Busy people have no time, and sensible ooms, nnd all skin irruptions, and posi­ people nave have no inclination jncMuaiiQU to use usv a n slow tuow tively cure piles or no pay required. It One „tootc Cur(. nclfc Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction promptly end gives permanent results. ' or monqy refunded. Price 25 cents per W. H. Goodyear. ' box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. The little town of Shepard, Gratiot county, is out of debt nnd has 81.000 cash After meals yon should have simply a In its treasury. The assessor has been :feeling of comfort aud satisfaction. You ordered to spread uo taxes this year. ।should not feel any special Indications that digestion Is going ou. If you do, It is not a mlracle.lt will not cure every- ‘ you have indigestion, which means thing, but it will cure piles. That's what • not-dlgostlon. This may b? the beginning DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve will do, be­ cause it has dom<it In hundreds of cases. of ' so many dangerous diseases, that, it is best to take it In hand at once and treat It • W. H. Goodyear. . with Shaker Digestive Cordial. For you .Flocks of wild geese are dally seen in :know that Indigestion makes poison.which Cheboygan county Hying northward. ।causes pain nnd sickness. Aud that Shak­ Many alight In the fields or trees. Old ।er Digestive Cordial helps digestion and settlers say they were never known to do ।cures Indigestion. Shaker Digestlye Cor­ so until this spring. । dial does this by providing the digestive materials In which the sick stomacli is Burns are absolutely painless when De- ‘wanting. It also tones up nnd strength­ Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve Is promptly ap­ ens tlie digestive organs and makes them plied. This statement is true. A perfect perfectly healthy. This is the rationale remedy for skin diseases, chapped hands of Its method of cure, as the doctors and lips, and never falls to cure Piles. would say. Bold by druggists, price 10 . W. H. Goodyear cents to 81.00 per bottle. The Midland Anti Leak company has ' What TVe Offer You been organized at Midland to manufacture a preparation which, when applied to Is this; If you are troubled . with Catarrh. pneumatic tires, makes them proof against Cold in Head. Hay Fever, go to the drug­ gist named below and get a bottle of Cen­ puncture- H« H- £>ow 19 t,,e inventor. tury Catarrh Cure.- No danger of being Take a dose of DeWitt’s Little Early humbugged. Relief in five minutes and a Risers Just for the good they will do you. positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. These little pills are good for Indigestion, City ot Toledo»„ good for headache, good for liver com Blate of Ohio. Laras County. P’ , , u plaiut, good for constipation. They are Frank J. Cheney makes an oath that lie H tbe senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., good. W. H. Goodyear doing business in tbe City ol Toledo. County Albert Dodge, of Grand Rapids, is ne­ aud state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of Gue Hundred Dollars for each and gotiating with a large religious organiza­ every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by tion for the sale of the Hackley Park as­ the use of Hall s Catarrh Cure. Frank .J. Cheney. sembly grounds near Muskegon. The Sworn to before me and subscribed in my spiritualists are also figuring on the presence, this sixth day ol Deccm her, A. D.’K \ । A. W. Gleawn. grounds. j skal 1 Notarj’ Public. It’s just as easy to try One Minute Cough Cure as anything else. It’s easier Halids Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts direcllv on the blood and mucous surfaces to cure a severe cough or cold with iL Let of tbe systein. Send for tMttmoDjal* frte. your next purchase for a cough be One F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Minute Cough Cure. Better medicine; Eft.Sold by Druggists, 70c. better result; better try IL Torn Run Down System. W. H. Goodyear Hickory Comers Mich. March «, 1»JC. My wife and 1 have taken flve bottles of Hood s The third triennial conference of the Sarsaparilla and have found It tbe best medi­ German Lutheran synod, comprising cine we ever used. We bare taken It for build­ Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and parts ot oth­ ing up tbe system when we are ran down, and er states, will convene at Fort Wayne this we heartily recommend IL Alvah Pennock. week. There are 3,500 delegates expect­ Hood’s Pills eure sick beadache.lndlgestion. ed. If the Baby la Cutting Toeth. We might tell you more about One Min­ Be sure and use that old and well tried ute Cough Cure but you probably know remedy. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup that It cures a cowch. Every one does for children teething. It sooths tbe child, who has used IL It is a perfect remedy softens the gums, allays all pain, cures for coughs, colds, boaresness. It is an es­ wind colic and Is the best remedy for pecial favorite for children, being pleasant diarrhaja. Twenty-five cents a bottle. to take aud quick in curing. . W. H. Goodyear John Fret ot Mottvllle, It i« .IlWd, stole hl» uncle’s bike. • »»'* and 86 from his grand mother and started tor Detroit to moke fortune. He was just six mile, on bls way when the sheriff insisted upon his return; Electric Bitter*. Eh-elric Bitters la • medicine aultwI tor ■nr season, but perhaps more xenetally nedrd when tbe languid exhausted teel- When Baby waaaick, we S*t* tor Cutoria. When she was a CRifld, she cried for Oaataria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for bTm^r& m ... ..,. Pitcher’. Crtorla. Children Cry for ^^-? si 00 per bottle at i W. H. Goodyear's Mod- f p|tc|,er»g Ca^OTla. store. slWriab and tlie need ot a tonic ‘ “alterative la felt. A prompt use ot GREAT BATTLE OF NOVEMBER 3 ABE ALREADY WELL UNDER WAY. A NEW President 01 me1' States IS TO BE ELECTED. AND The New York Weeklu Tribune fP.u?d i0^ thickest of the itehr. battling vigorously for SOUND BUSINESS ^JilchPBO8PKKITY TO THENAT1ON. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is not only the lending Republican paper of the country, but is PRE-EMINENTLY A NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER. V ‘ Its campaign news and discussions will interest entry Amenaw citizen. e.Al*H£ nen'«l of the day. Foreign Correspondence. Agricultural Department. Market Report*. Short Stones complete in each number. Comic Pictures. Fashion Plates with elaborate de­ scriptions, and a variety ot items of household faterest, make up AN IDEAL FAMILY PAPER. We furnish “Tbe Banner” and New York Weekly Tribune” (both papers) ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.00Qfl/H IN flbV/INCE. Address all orders to THE PANNER. Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, Room a, Tribune building, New York City, and a sample copy of The New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. What is /-rom FAU’MHkrfty' Proc W. H. Peeks, who ■ ■ •« mokes a specialty of 1J| ■■LN Epilepsy, ha* without i PREPARATIONS FOR CASTORIA Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and. Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OiL. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas­ toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Castoria. Castoria. Castoria is au excellent medicine for chil­ " Castoria is so welt adapted to children that dren. Mother* have repeatedly told me of its I recommend it as superiorto any prescription good effect upon their children.” known to me.” H. A. AXCMKR. M'. D., Du. G. C. Osgood, Ill So, Oxford 9t.. Brooklyn. N. V. ' Lowell, Mass. “ Castoria is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the dayis not far distant when mothers will consider the real interest of their children, and n*e Castoria instead of the various quack nostrums which arc destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their‘throats, thereby sending them to premature graves.” Da. J. F. KmcXKLOE. Conway, Ark. “Our physicians in the children's depart­ ment hare spoken highly of their experi­ ence in their outside practice with Castoria, arid although we only tore among our medical supplies what is known as regular products, yet we arc free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon It." . Vstteii Hospital axd Dtspexsahv, The Centaur Company, 77 Murrey Street, New York City. The Inter Ocean Is the Most Popular Republican Newspaper of the West and Has the Largest Circulation. TEiKNIS CY MAIL. 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Chicago. “THRIFT IS A GOOD REVENUE." GREAT AVING RESULTS FROM CLEAN­ LINESS AND SAPOLIO “BANNER PRINT.” If you see it on a Bill, (not $5 00 bills) Poster, Program, Circular or any Printed Matter, you may know that the work was done at the Bannkx office. It carries a broad meaning, and you will understand it if you bring us your work. Our work is surpassed by none. �- — tern In 6 hours: tbe tot can fill tt In JP and from which this military genius com­ hours. How Jong will it take the *eMsd menced bb wonderful mareh with a few hundred men. and finally conquered this to CUB? 11 A cistern holding 80 bbls, has t country with its hundreds of thousands of people and made them slaves. April 21st pipe by which It may be filled in six bourn by tne ravage* m NiM Halite ChsmbcrlMin h** returned 1519 Cortez dropped ambor at VoraCruz. iud one by which It may be e»P**«* ln, • and aliniMt immediately Aztec astrologers hours. Bow long will it take to fl!! the from tiddw M-to. •’ commenced to predict tbe downfall of cistern If both pipes »r? open? . Our narar !• Hoiraptx I and n.H 19. If I buy turkeys at the rate of 5 Anyone desiring to Montezuma. Wise mtn In their temples and Aztec magicians sought to avert the for 88 and sell at the rate of 8 for 87, how buy any farm or eitT ___ The IjkIM AW will wee* on Thursday Inevitable but to no use. Couriers, who much wUl I gain on 40 turkeys? property will do well 13 Twothlrds of the sum of two *ttrnu*un tl'**’ 18lh Inst with Mra.''Anna travelled the 283 miles between the City to. look np the l«;! of Mexico and Vera Cruz In an incredible ( dual parts ta 20. What arelbe numbers. Whitney at the leMdenee of Nkbobw 14. A sbepard having 240 sheep, loot short time, soon brought tidings .that the j , gams . Eered l,e’ow How ABktTj long lost God Quetzalhad landed at V4>2 1CX per cent of them In a storm. G. M. Conyer has moved his twuse trona ‘ Crux, with a goodly following of lesser many had he left? \ bi< i>rt raises onto the land owned by his 15. From a hogshead containing 480 wife: Blaine Kvy.of Mllo,done the job and . with an Satan Is with Holy water. Theyr Giris, and had come back to rule the coun­ ‘ i may cwt Cheeps eyes" at one another buti try again. Cortez was not slow hi cstch- lbs bf sugar, OCX per eent was sold at one done u well. • time, 50 per cent of the remainder at an­ . ing onto the fact that that the misguided Tbe Cloverdale postofflee wears a brig.'.tThursday, May 7. 1896 1 it doesen’t count for much. When tbe ' natives had taken him for a God and was other time. How many pounds remained er look Gian it did owing to tbe efforts of IM U,. aew F.rF. H.trl, JJOO I voung love sick find* th? Idol of COOK BROS.. Proprietors. ( careful not to disabuse their minds of their unsold? . our energetic potlmasUT and wife and as­ = ’ bh heart he doesn’t say a word, but hies Impression. Cortez landed with 1W sailors 15. What must be the selling price of hlmwilf to her home and takes up a position! 558 foot Boldiera, 200 Cuban Indians, 10 tea that cost 80c a pound, to gain 20 Per sistant jwxtuuntter. Mrs. James Ditonan met with quite • "=>hm,Sw right neroM the street and stands there' small cannons aud several horses. Up to ,, ’ serious accident last week. The trap ri*»r lookteg at the house. At a certain hour this time the natives bad never seen a cent? 17. Find the aera of a trapezoid whose to the cellar was railed and she mu kxow- . every day or evening you will see Hie' horse, cannon or white man and they parallel skle* are 19 and 14 feet respec­ Ing II nude a backward atep and fell Into young nun in his favorite position, und were all closely watched. Montezuma tively. and whose altitude Is 14 feet the cellar. She was quite seriously ’*•'•■1*this he will continue to occupy for months, thinking to win the favor of Cortex, whom 18. A chess board contains SOquares Any of aliove parcels ed but Is getting over her hurt ae fsst a«» STRANGE EXPERIENCE IN A HO•­ and monlbs If necessary. If the young IJ< In. font. What hits perimeter If it he mistook for the lost God Quetzal, sent will be sold on t me can b ’ expected. TEL AT VERA CRUZ. mm hsuitahle to her she doesen’t have to1 him presents of solid gold and silver a- has an inch wide border? get out and tell him about it. Al! she has1 mounting iu value to over SJO.ODO. In­ with reasonable iia'-,j. The hubs of two wheels are alike, to do is to smile at him. Only a smile, stead o! winning his favor it simply arous? but the spokes of one are 8 In. longer than Xut.-» CUlheratl by the W.gr>>idr. ments down. BUltr? pros and the young man crosses the street nnd ed his cupidity, .which Is a large part of In the other. How much greater is the 1‘ntu p«w bu. 31 draws nearer to tbe liouse, taking up a the make up of every Spaniard. Hearing circumference of one than the other? F):j • <U«». 8 te 0. , . 11 Id”* !«•» ' 20. How many acres lu a section;’in a Wc strived at Vera Cruz alonir In th-, position ui»4er her window, which is oover- the stories of the fabulous wealth of Mon­ Urd t*r n>.. 7. of evening, somewhat tired after onr all days. ed by a steel grating, as Is every window tezuma, and of the capital of his Empire township; lu the N. E. M of S. W. i’.TUloe» per >'U-, 15Rye per bu.. »■ of Sec. travel. We were met at the depot by one, in all of the better classes of homes in which had hundreds of thousands of peo­ Sec. 10; In the N. X of >’• w« Tallow per lb.. 3*4. of the hotel clerks—a “colored Ren’.leiqau”• Mexico.- One more smile from his sweet ple. he made up his mind to take it all and 16. Data jht ba., is. — who conducted us to a first class hotel, heart practically settles the whole bulsness add It to the domxius of the Klug of Spain. 21. How many feet around a square W lieat. red p er bu.. (m HASTINGS. MICH. ’ and the young man breaks the stillness of Wheat, white per bc.M. Ht.h*i«>i UiAts what It was represented to Hla march to the City of Mexico, hla battles 40-acre field: arouud a square 10-acre. Hay per ton. 12 to 15 b?. After crossing u few streets aud pass­. the evening by settingup a low, moaning. with Montezuma’s great army, his retreat, field? Pork dressed. 4 JO ’ plaintive sound possibly to give some ex­ ing sjvenu blocks we were ushered into his subsequent.return and his final success FP-mds. bc u> &5 tbe -hotel and' shortly after were seated at pression to the depth of his emotion. After endlug In the death of Montezuma arc mat­ Cbiekrn dreaded.®. Circuit Conrl Calendar. Beef drcesed. I 00 to 5.CV. MSSSSSSSSS^s the lining table for onr regular supper. six month*, or even a year and sometimes ters of hlston', which Prescott tells in a The term ot circuit coart convenes Mon ­ BcH lire, i.n. ThfStlfgar that met ns at the train was longer; after the young man has had bis most Interesting way aud around which Mutton. dreMcd, 5. day May 11, with the following eases on t heart broken Into smithereens, his feelings the only one about the establishment that Gen. Lew Wallace has woveu a most fas­ the docket: Cloverseod, 4.» to f.oo • could speak a word of the English lan­ lacerated and his pride shattered, if his cinating romance In the storj* of "The % CRIMINAL CAUSED. . THE BOSS OFFICE CLERK. guage. arid he was right In his element. company Is acceptable the gay senora may Fair God” both of which wlll.be found WHEN BUYING open her bed room window and look down The People vs Roman Bull, Fraudulent­ looking after our wants. He gave us the charming books to reid and desirable too SPECTACLES.... lies', die bouse afforded but that waseu’t through the Iron grating at her lover, nei­ from a historical point of view. At Cho- ly disposing of mortgaged property.,. Boom Look F«1L People vs George Kern, Violating liquor >ueh an onerous burdena> to make him at ther one of them saying a word. In this lula. which Iks at the base of the great HAVE YOUR The box-office mm of one of our position they sit and look at one another all sloop shouldered. Mexican pyramid of that name, which I re- law. for hours and hours at n lime, remaining theaters let u»e into a little secret thje Bal a word about the hotel. One would People vs Wm. Watson. Bastardy. ently deFcribed, Cortez encountered a great other day that prove* the existence of naturally expect the first class hotels .In a as silent as though speech was impossible. army, but tbe cannon’s roar was taken as Fennie vs John Thomas, Bastardy. city of 20.000 people like Vera Cruz would It hardly seems possible to conceive ot a an evidence of the Gods In anger, the un­ People vs Orlando J. Easterly, Robbery. gray mutter and science behind the at least have some of the modern improv- woman remaining silent for such a long heard-of sight of a horse, the steel clad People vs Chas Furnlss, John Quinn, theater window. We were* speaking, ment-*. We looked around In va'n for the time, and especially under such circumstan­ horsemen were regarded as emissaries of robbery. says, the Boston Traveller, of the de­ electric lights aud saw none. When we ces. I wouldn’t have believed It possible certain death If opposed, and the Spaniards People vs Chas Smith, Violating liquor pressing effect of small audience*, when were shown to our rooms we were lighted had 1 not seen this custom of love making moved on unmolested to the City of Mex­ law. he remarked: “I assure you that It is with my own eyes during all of its different there by a caudle, and instead of the bright People vs Claude Clifford, Larceny. ico. But between the lime that Cortez was a dne art to distribute a small audience rays of an electric light with which to il- staees of development while In Mexico. driven from the clty.iand the time that he People vs Julia Lear, Assault with In­ Mexican women are the only ones I beso that the people «n it will not feel lumnie our room, we had nothing but the returned, all the Immeuce wealth of gold,' tent tommrder. isolated. If the ticket seller knows dim flicker of a tallow candle.Th'’ hotels of leive that history tells of that go through silver and precious atones which Monte­ ISSUES OF FACT Mexico are built very ranch on the same this crisis without telling just a few of zuma was known to possess, had been his buRiurcs he will so apportion a Wm. H. Lee, Adm, vs A. G. Hunt, Ap­ plan as Mexican houses. There are large their most intiuiate friends all about it aud buried or sunk in the lake, though Cortez small sale. that, a sparse house will be courts iu the central parts of the buildings caution them not to bell any body ’>ecause .cruelly tortured Gnatemotzln. sdn and peal. made to look full. This is done by a It must be kept a secret. It speaks vol ­ Wm. McConnell vs Luther D. Bennett, off from which the sleeping apartments successor of Montezuma, to death to force nice acquaintance with his chair* and open. The sleeping apartments look umes for tbe sagacity of Mexican women. from him the secret of its biding place it Special appeal. But then love making In Mexico is known the science of d'striLution, four or fire First National Bank, Elkarder, Iowa, more like cells in some prison bouse. was all in vain. Guatemolzhi suffered a. people lietng seated here, ns many more From the outside only one little window to every body because it Is done right out terrible death, but with him probably died vs Henry C. Metzger. before every body, and every body knows John Holden vs Twp. of Prairieville. there, and twice as many there, the ob­ about two feet square let the light into the secret of lbe resting place ot MonteAND FITTED our room and that was grated with large It so what* the nse of telling. But to re­ zumss great wealth; and to this day It has Assumpsit. ject being to make a Ettk collection Wm. Boniface vs Wyman Hall, Appeal, of heads visible in whichever direction pieces of Umber, as if fearful that guests turn to the prospective bride and groom. never been found and probably never will SEPARATELY... might want to escape — a very natural de­ After they have looked at one another for I*. So In connection with the history of IM PARLANCES one looks, and the squads so grouped I MAKE A SPEC­ sire after one once gets Into one of these several months the lady may come down Mexico Vera Cruz Is a very prominent and George H. Wilmont vs Adelbert 8. Mer ­ as to cover t he beggarly array of empty IALTY OF FIT­ so called sleeping rooms. Tbe doors that stairs and coyly sneak her hand out through very Interesting In every way. The peo­ chant. Ass'nmpsit. the Iron grating. The young man “ catches benches by bringing the heads in range lead Into these rooms only serve to give TING EYES. ple seem different anil their customs cer­ Fletcher Hardware Co. vs Ira VauVaik- of one another. ■ them more than ever the appearance of onto” both her Intention and her Illy white tainly are different than any city we burxb, Assumpsit. prion cells. They are really double doors hand. He commends the former and hangs visited iu Mexico. The ride to Vera Cruz I "A clever man will seat an audience Michigan Stove Co vs Ira VanValkenwhich fold together. The main part of on to (be latter with a death like grip. over the Mexican railroad never will be of 300 no that it will look like one of buizh, Assumpsit. the door has Iron rods running up and Now for the first time they commence to forgotten, and should not be missed under Freeman Delamater Co. vs Ira Van- 600 or 700. down in front for the purpose of giving talk and if tbe suit Is still favorable the any circumstances by anyone visiting Mex­ Vuikenburgh, Assumpsit ventilatiou after the gui^st has relin'd. young lady, after a time. Invites the young ICG. ico. Very truly yours. The Warren Thread Works vs Michigan TRIED TO BRIBE THE COURT. The jewder. While disrobing there Is a secondary door man into the house, but the young couple Will R. Cook. Whip Co. Gave the Judge the Cheap Cigar Ue Had which folds over the Iron grating. The are never left alone. Pa or ma. an older brother or sister, an aunt or a grand moth CBA»CERT 1ST CLASS Bought tor Hltnjsetf. door keys of Mexico are scarcely ever SCHOOL COLUMN. less than eight inches long and often times er. or possibly all of them are ulwajs pres­ A dowu-cMt lawyer bad a tough case Eugene Murdock ys Julia Murdock. Di­ Conducted by Flora J Beadle. Oo. Comm’nr. more. With such a key as this we were ent: the two are never left to enjoy the vorce. on hand nt tf recent term of court, and Are our teachers doing all they ought to foolish enough to attempt to lock the door bliss of one single moment alone by them­ Moses Horn vs Pho?be Ann Horn. Di­ before it cam? on he laid his forefinger of ourlrooin. The lock was old and rusty selves. In the city of Mexico and in In the line of intellectual arithmetic? Are vorce. to his nose, and evohed an idea. The and IU action Indicated that it might have Guanaguato we saw the young men mak­ tbe schools making great strides toward Mai hew C. Hazel vs Myra Hazel. Di­ presiding judge loved a good cigar, developing In the boy* and girls the power been brought over by Cortez. But by dint ing love while standing across tbe street; vorce. or skill to grasp the true nature of a prob ­ iu Puebla we saw one young man standing and thr h.wyer'a happy thought was of several attempts we succeeded In lock­ Electa Scott vs Henry Scott, Divofce. ing onr door, and considered ourselves under the window of his fair.? love, and lem, make a class statement of Its proposlWE HAVE The nicest assor’ ueni Henry Birdsall vs Emma H. Birdsall. to propitiate him nnd make him friend­ sate from "all intruders. We were safe, another young man holding the hand of -tions. or give cogent reasons for the opera­ ■Divorce. ly to his case by treating him to the Of buttons w< rvt: Id for a professional bank burglar couldn’t his adored- We looked Icing and steadily tions necessary to solve it? 1 fear in lout lit of the manuforturer and at our best the market afforded. The disciple Harly Camp vs EHa Camp, Divorce. It too often have phased that. lock. We came to this at I hem but they appeared totally uncon­ some Instances they are not. twice and cheap. 1‘hin smith. . Ida Skiff vs E. Hattie Skiff. Divorce. of Blackstone wtw not in the habit of conclusion more fully a little later on when scious of our presence. In tbe city of Mex­ happens that a boy or girl is sent to the At the Racket May Benedict vs John Benedict, Di­ smoking good cigars himself, so when we wanted to get out. We twisted and ico we saw a young man in a parlor court­ board to work out au example which be vorce. he bought a 23-eenter for the court WE HAVE Some of the nicest Box turned, fumed nnd sweat, but that lock ing tbe wealthy gentleman’s daughter should be capable of handling mentally. Chas. Coe vs Mary A Mestenger, Bill to he'.bought a cheroot for his own use. In too many instances examples are work ­ when others were present; If Mexicans pajx-r we ever had in was obdurate aud would neither yield to remove cloud from title. slock at from 10 to 23c per l»ox. force or forceable language. After the were only as persistent In every way as ed upon the beard or slates and passed Esther A. Bathe, ra Theodore A. Armed with these be sauntered into the 1 ’ ntxSmith. thing bad tired us all out by Its stubber- as they are in love making Mexico would over unquestioned and unexplained,—the Barnes, Divorce; judge's room nnd after a little chat A? the Racket. ness we appealed to tbe court of last resort soon become one of the greatest countries teacher thus failing to develop in the pu­ I ftiscd out a cigar, asking the judge if pils the power to handle even the most CHAXCER1 Sup CLAis — the clerk. He came and commenced In th? world. he smoked. Tlie court accepted grace­ WE HAVE Some 4th note pa^r So the custom of Mexican courtship may simple, sensible problems. Alerts Otto, el ,1. ,, Klliabeth Fortt, et fully. but before many operations from the ouUlde and In some­ bought of our auction luiivj, our peiorc ninny whiffs were A certain amount of every recitation al, Demurrer. thing less thau an hour we were liberated. have had something to do with the ladies house aud will sell you \ n-.un for 15c. Period In nrithmetic bo rid be devoted to , drawn the horrified lawyer discovered The beds were nothing more than cots and going around In a circle in one direction CHANCERY 4TH CLASS The pupils, even and the gen Heinen passing around in a Ttrtellectual arithmetic. v ! he had given the judge the cheroot and Vmj will not want papri sgain *x». only a fair quality of cot at that. I'lU-X SJUTH: Ju',n r*WW> -1"- I ™ Puft':5 «« The la the evening we took a little prome- circle in the oilier direction on the beauti­ in the first grades, should be taught to junction and receiver. ’ Al tbe llteket. around the city, went out onto the ful Vera Cruz promenade. Among the analyze, and give reasons for the steps in ; jud<e politely tried to look pleaoed aa Frank Bailey vs John Holden, Bill to the solution of problems. Intellectual docks aud saw great ships laying at anchor other attractions of Vera Cruz is tbe av­ WE HAVE Aa nice nt> tu^rimeiit of । the smoking proceeded, but the lawyer One of the most pieaunt places to visit at enue lined with palms and the beautiful Arithmetic, rightly handled, will vasth quiet title. ■ pencils as any one al John Holden, el al vs Frank Bailey, el | has wince made no attempt* to bribe Vera Cruz in the evening is the plaza, or cathedral. There are quite a good many develope the thinking capacity, and quick­ ‘M>ut S prfcr. PlIJN SMITH, a ’ the court. park, covering about a square and filled English. French and Spanish merchants in ness to perceive In both traebera and pu­ al. Bill to set aside deed and mortgage. Al the Racket. Lorina M. Barnum vs Jerome H. Bogpils. The Moderator says: “ Kveo the Vent Cruz and a large amount of business with all kinds of tropical plants, flowers CHILDRENS Hose anj |>or!i-r- frow Hew John B.U Uo, HU and shrubs. In one corner stood a stately done there. It Is a big shipping point aud most skeptical boards of school examiners era, et al. Bill to compel specific perform­ 10 to 23f 2t PMu “John Bull, tbe mythical peraonege cocoanut tree, whose bushy top was filled ships -from all over the world drop anchor dow agree that It was high time that a ance of contract. Atorna J. McCallum vs Frtd E. Mc­ euppoeed to repiwnt the EnglUh peo­ Saris h> Rgrkef. with cocoanuts. In tbe midst of this In Its harbor. Small pox or yellow fever, position of the examination of teachers in beautiful spot was tbe ever-preseut band aud sometimrs both are prevalent all tbe arithmetic should be an oral one hi mental Callum, Divorce. LADIES VESTS ple, tmd now figuring largely in edit­ Wm. P. Streeter vs. Wm. E Harding ’ have i!i- met st as­ •stand, almost hidden from view by the year round but the patients are quanuiiln- solution. The many humiliating failures orial writing and in cartoon., vrea,sara •dense foliage, from which a band was dls- ed and •carefully looked after. These dl­ ®n the simple, sensible problems given and John C. Perkins, Bill for an accountsortment In the city and that mean? cheap the Baltimore Sun. tbe Intention' of from 5c up. •' Phix ^vrrii. •eotirwing beautiful music. The entire, seases rag* most furiously during the suin- open the eyes of th? examiners as no Ing. Sarah S. Main vs Miles Main, Divorce. Dr. Arbuthnot in one of hi, aatlrical pi.ua was covered with a sort of tiled floor­ mer mouths but do not occasion much If written examinations ever have done. *A4 Uu- - Racket. •ketchca ridiculing the great duke of Out ot the one hundred twenty-three ing and while the baud was playing the any, alarm during the’ winter months. MAIR Ornaments W?.« have tbe Marlborough. In the opinion of Dr. people were promenading, the ladles circ­ That small pox and fevers of every des­ applicants that failed to paw teachers ex­ Maahviiie. nicest assortment kt-pt iu the ling iu one direction aud the gentlemen cription should rage is not at all tn be amination this spring, ninety- thrbe failed E M. Evaris, of Holland, Is in the vll- Johnaon, Arbuthnot wo, “the drat city and as cheap or cheaper than others going the other. Mexico has some very wondered at. The city is only a few Inches iu the subject of arithmetic, and tbe ex taftv tXis wMk on business. man among the eminent writer, in WH! offer. I’mx SMtru. above tbe sea level and the sewerage sysamlner in that subject. Prof. McLangblin, peculiar customs, especially among the 11. B. Andrus and wife s^nt Salnrdar Queen Anne', Ume- He drew John /I p fV Vi At the Racket. better classes,, and just why the ladles I tem Is abominable. There h nothing but reports that a large percentage of tbe fall- and Sunday with relatives nesr Hastlna.. Dull te th# typical Engii»htnan—a rtout, Plain surface sewers and no very great in ­ 120 Good'pins fur le. Ftux mws In a circle in one direction and the ures in that subject were due to lack of I htrles Kuwlader and wife, of Wood­ red-faced old farmer, far too corpulent A: the BackeL ptMlemen move In a circle In the opposite genuity la exerted to keep anything too ability and training along the .line ot In­ land, were gdeals of C. F. Hough and tor comfort, choleric, but withal an We give below the wife over Sunday. direction, 1 dn not know unless It i.i tbe clean. The evening we spent at Vera Cruz tellectual Arithmetic. 100 Best Tinned carpet tack? h r 1c. outgrowth of the peculiar way Mexicans wm universally conceded, by all who ex- questions used at tbe March examination LMr. and Mrs. E. Surlne are reJoWng honeat asd well-meaning fellow. He rntN>MrtH. n*v1c^,,r “•J*rWnX*’ concerning which I perenced 11 to have been tbe most enjoy­ In this subject At. the Racket. over the adrent of a pair of twin boys, clothed him in leather breeches and top. ;•• *hl deviate from tny description of Vera able evening of Lbe whole trip. The beau­ Monday evening, May sth. ‘ toots, put a stout oaken cudgel in bi, inteli.ectual arithmetic GILT EDGE Shoe dres.-iug fer IM Cruz to relate. tiful a.ooolight evening tbe cool Gulf breeze JillM *n<l *>i’fbter, from hand and a bull dog ,t bi, brels, and 1. Read rapidly the following giving ' othds a-k c . lf.a ?.exlcao lea some bLck-eyed tbe gentle waves upon tbe ocean on t results In place of the question . piux Smith, *re relstlres and frtenda ret him up for all time to rerre a, the beauty of becoming features aud wjunlng which the moon cast a shimmering light, the । In Nashville and vicinity. mark: — «, At the Racket. re prerent atlre Englishman. ways, whom be thinks that he would like the beautiful plaza, the handsome flowers, Tne^probabllltlea are that Nashville will 14 plu, to nometlme make his bride, be dosen’t vines, palms, orange and cocoa-nut trees. < M pin. SC eqnilj (?). WE WILL Sell you a Na s steamer SS. 35 minus is equal, (’). a, have a regular bale ball team again thia morthagksale — null out bls hankerchief, and strike up a and above all the entrancing strains from equal* i tine (T) eqna|, M, 5 tln]M e t)mM t yew In addition to the High School team. ; : for 25c. ml /lirtatlon. aud In 15 minutes be as Intlmate- an excellent band of 60 skilled musicians, < A No 8 cow: bottom kn<"'“ la equal, (•). 15 time, 15 equal, (f). s wJV?:,.M'“l“erwh01* mt acquainted, to all appearances, as If they the strange surroundings, the quaint cos- f ’ Wash boiler 75e. Nashville and vicinity u a teaeber, has ttae, T plus (?) equal, M. S5 divided by had known one another for 15 yearii. I toms, all conspired to make an evening ; A No 8 all co' i er wash been chosen principal of the schools at *ay they do not pull out their bankercblefs never to be forgotten as Jong as life shall 5 equals (?). 635 dleHed by as equal, (?) Potterville tor the coming year. boiler 81.75. ' — Head (he following rapidly:— [ xM»d do this, because judging from the 1ml and gave m a gianco of tropical Mex­ 2.23 “ ’ ’ ■"■U^C uuuij ^' m Z.. A 2 qt. O'V’:» d I' -A numijer ot the members of Nashville J*.0M.T0»,MO. 3O,,03t.0I<5. appearances of many of them a hankerehfef ico unaided to be obtained *t any other HlSr"< r': : • : . A 10qL flarlnu : >'l F. 4 A. M. .156090, ip.aoc «-S, T0.MU 150. V something that they are as unfamiliar place that we visited. XCVII, DLIV, aix. DCXX1X4• . • *' Muonle Kho.il ot Instruction held at A 10 qt flaring rail ai d Vera Cruil. roe o( lbe Important clUe. ' qt. dipper 13c. S. Perform tbe foHawlog Indicated op. Bellevue last Fqday afternoon and even­ of Mexico and its history is very Interest­ A 1 qt coffer pol Sc. lug. Ing. It was here that Cortez landed and eratlon, with rapidity and accuracyAwarded A. 9 qt coffee vp*’: HL’P-,,r!' ,"tl E*lon Medleai Asaocia¥ Pin, « equalo (?). 2-5 plu, pi„, A good tea kettle 50c. AU Highest Honors—Worid’i Fair, where Montezuma attempted to bay tbe h equab (?). 7X mluM x equals (?). 5L°?J"“ ‘i>e Wolcott Houk favor of Cortez whom the Aztee chief mis­ 4 lUtrator.antf other Tin Ware at the same l°w P*"* last Thursday. A number ot took for a God, with presents. Among n equal, (?). 5-, time. ,_g ,lrow what dues It. FmSmithmembera from both counties were present Al the Racket. the chief Gods of tbe Aztecs was Quetzal, Henry Knickerbocker la again In the equal, (?). 15 dlrlded by »-T «.„(, Who was represented as being of tail grace­ ( POTATO BUGS We have tho'prinklln‘” (< ,,I“• 2) «'’Med by' to bauds ot the law, thia time oo a double ful build, fair complexion and long, black equals (?). »]: ier to put water on ^’w7.° i d,r“'““ l,r“nr »'■<> «• L- . I SMlT0. hair. QurisaT.>so the Aziec legends claim­ was jet off on suspended tu*n»»nz>M 4. Ueteralae by lujpeetlon whether S them. ed came and dwelt among tbe people for U au exKt divisor or 237.434; 4otsse- when brought up .before tor larceny he ATthe Racket. many years, teaching them the art of mak­ thM on the '“ll «>«■> o' B ot 4.670; 9 or 337.5S7; i « Km- &'ta^'.'WbW1T r"*1” ing beautiful silver work and drawn work: not 457,543. State your method In each BEST 19 qt Galvanized fwll*. Piiin .smithprotested against lbe brutal relgions prac­ At the Racket. tice of iMurlfloUig tliousauiis uf human He’; Naval C^deti. '"n«l««l« eel I, lives each jeur upon the sacrificial scorns; « • bin rue each mile, and taI »m requeted by the Secretary of the HAKXOCKS We have them. on encouraged agriculture and peaceful pur­ 440 ton. Is 3200, what I, tu, wlatanoe** PlllX SMITH. mi’k,",!!”? “del ,a: Aradsuits, and discouraged indolence and con­ At the RacketJ*”,'hU’,lbc4lh ComefclOBll DIHrfct «. W hat la SO per ,,t (rf M? or what u stant warfare. One day. BO.lbls legundsrj and conforming to a cu<4<iai that lum nr». *tat «UM in uw District 1T." ' *"* XdkDIEB WAISTS Still cnntliinejo history ctaimp. Quetzal suddenly disap­ number?’ pvw. KwctW peared claiming that msm day he wotfld not aell ao many would not have so return and rule over the country that he . Tbe Fit and Price ta whal doa» had toft, and the Aztecs believed that some Phis bMtra. day the whttc-faerd Ctod. whtxti they wotalliance m miles. Al the Racket-. ship.-*?, wmtlil return snri rule wwr :b*m. II S. How many MADE; eq. In. mYne eq. My )W TH>M We I>«v <r»“ ; “J . I ». One pipe wli mi a elate™ tafcm. * * ■ *”**>*” 8,,,£ i fcOani5 • ftOCDUd pipe will fill It in >, hour* b,nd, bu., ,H ’“J1,, Ho’ **wiu 1 J MlUlnwy «ood,. If we «U1 nut W« U» teytra .nd prlrra we rou^b"; .Io FOR SALE ABSOLUTELY PURE Hastings Banner On the Golf Coast. P.lSfiELDON.Agl ■■ F. R- PflNGOflST. THAT RACKET ! 2se*f“>rr DR KSix.-a&uX'- — Ai tne KetlA � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-05-14.pdf efa582cf383256deef65fd6773a82c49 PDF Text Text | largest circu- .. Hastings Banner. LATION OF ANY A . A IN county. ; paper XLI. NO. 2 HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 14, 1896. Hastings Banner, Removal Sale Published Thursdays bv “ COOK • BROS., -1 HASTINGS, MICH I expect to move to the store lately occupied by IRA VAN VALKENBURGH in about thirty days, and before that time wish to close out all the goods I can to save moving. N iw is the time to buy dry goods, MILLINERY GOODS, CARPETS, etc CHEAP. ILi.-tiugs. April 23nd. JULIUS RUSSELL Fitting Fair Feet —faultlessly, furnishes foundations lor future fortune. Not to use up all the “fs” in the printer’s case, we simply make this asser­ tion that any man, woman or child iu Barry Co. can here obtain a perfect fitting and substantial shoe, iu ^ny desired style, pay the right price and no more, and receive the most courteous attention. Whether fortune conies to us or not, we will sell good shoes. L. E. Stauffer GOOD THINGS MEN’S BOYS AT AND LOWEST FIGURES CHILDREN’S CLOTHING Our 75c and Si.oo Neg­ ligee Shirts lead them all because they are reliable. Big line of Neckwear, Hos­ iery, Straw Hats. Another 5 dozen of those Boys Knee Pants (a) igc. \ SPECIAL SALE HATS s^wCAPS SATURDAY, HAY g Special Low Prices for that Day And all others in proportion at The Bankrupt Store. C. H. OSBORN & CO. 1'*******M*W*CWW****M*taW 1 CORRESPONDENCE. Nashville. George Rowlader and mot bet visited Woodland relatives Sunday. 1 ?e,l‘ of Ponltec, was In the village last Wednesday on business. 1 Dr;^iTrT of Hastings, was tn tbe vil­ lage Friday evening on business. Mrs. J. L. Weber has been called to her old.home In Ohio by the serious illness of a brother, E. W. McCartney, of Stillman Valley, DI., was In tbe village visiting relatives Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Burnett, of Grand Rapids. Is In the village; vl-Itlng her sisters Mrs. Dr. Young and the Misses Nichols. Rev. Arthur Trott left Monday morning for a two weeks vacation,, visiting relatives in Canada. Mrs. Trott, who has been vis­ iting there for some time, will accompany him home. The Junior exercises were held at the opera house last Friday evening and were largely attended by the relatives and friends of the thirty-six young people com­ posing the class. E. L. Parish, of Detroit, was in the vil­ lage last week on business. He is sur­ prised to find political sentiment In this section of the county so much opposed to Pingree for governor. Miss Amelia DeCoursey has been very 111 with appendicitis during the past week and It was found necessary to perform an operation Monday afternoon for her .relief. She is reported better at the time of writ­ ing. Tbe Epworth League will observe the seventh anniversary of the organization of tbe society, at the M. E. Church, next Sun­ day evening. A program suitable to the occasion has Deen prepared and a large at­ tendance Is expected. Mrs. Dr. Parmenter, of Vermontville, was In town last Thursday afternoon for the purpose of organizing a W. C. T. Ul society. Tbe new society starts out with a goodly membership and expects to be­ come a factor tn the cause for which they ' are working. Cloverdale. Corr and Milo Hayes have each purichased a new wheel. George M. Conyer is having his house which he recently moved fixed up in good shape. Rumor has it that parties will soon start another general store here; this time with more apparent foundation. John Doonnn, of Kalamazoo, came to Cloverdale on his wheel last Sunday morning and spent the dsy visiting friends litre. • John Acker is erecting a three story’ building on the Point which will make the accommodations at bl* resort • more com­ plete. The funeral of Stephen Stanley took place last Tuesday. Mr. Stanley was one of our oldest residents and was a union soldier. The mother of Wm. Merritt was taken sick while on a visit to her children near Hope Center and her death took place last week. The funeral services took place at Baltimore last Sunday. CruMeyt. John Barber Is repairing bis house. Henry Wilkinson Is at work at Otsego in the paper mill. Mrs John Holden called on Cressey friends last week. Will Cartelldge who has been caring for a sprained foot ts better. Mr and Mrs Will Cooper, of Delton were guests at this place on Sunday. Mrs. James Dunning goes to CbdeTOhlo this week to make an extended visit. Mr.mnd.Mrs. Isaac Rlckenmore visited at F. Barters at Galesburg on Sunday. Harvey Wolf, of Galesburg, spent Sat­ urday and Sunday with Will Cartelldge. Wlllialm Patrick has moved to Richland and hl* son Frank lakes his place on tbe farm. , Vet France and Ike Rlckenmore were employed at Hickory several days last week. D. P. Flowes has placed a fine monu­ ment on bis lot iu ou** cemetery. Black & Son doing tbe work. The W. F. M. S of Spring Brook, met with Mrs Phillip Barber on Wednesday. This society was organized nearly 25 years ago and la in a.flourlsblog condition. Mrs. Barber and Mrs. Buirell are the sole sur­ viving charter members. Tbe “Paradise Clarion” of Paradise Tex. Is received regularly at our office edited by Daniel Sbean. Mr Sbean was formely of East Cressey but has been a resident of Texas for the past 20 years. He is candi­ date for the office of Judge of Wise Co., Texas. Ifjiodlaiid. Wm Cramer has moved into the Buhler house. Vacant houses iu our village are rapidly filling up. A good shower would be welcome by our farmers. John Galligar. of Kalamazoo, was in our village on Monday on buisness. The case of John H Walts vs Charles Me Arthur was adjourned till May 30th. F. M. Weber moved iuto the house lately occupied by S. 8. Shantz and family on Monday. The case of R. I. Shade vs Albert Barry will be tried in Justice England’s court on May 18th. Tbe case of S. C. Doud vs Simeon Hale before Justice Hiidinger was adjourned till May 13lb. A thunder shower threatened us Mon­ day afternoon but finally passed around •on the other side. F. M. Weber and wlfrand brother-in-law George Comfort and wife of Nashville camped at Saddle-bug lake last week. George Barden, ’lately of Lake Odessa has been spending a couple of weeks in our village and It has been reported that‘ he contemplates immigrating to our vlllage soon. Freeport. C. A. Curtiss and family visited in Alto Sunday. Geo. Glick and wife were in Belding Jast week. Decoration day will be appropriately ob­ served in Freeport. Jno. Astrihmd wife visited tbe litters parents. Freeman Fish and wife the past Dr. H. C. Peckham and Thos Sullivan were in the Valley City on legal business last week. . • Rev. J. R. Wooten preached at the Oong’l church Sunday evening, to the. Odd Fellows and their friends. Freeport Is to have a sensation In shape of the healer, Birkholz, of Grand Rapids who will be in town every Monday. An Ice cream social will be given in ■ Johmtown. The work of preparing ground and Roush’s corner store Saturday evening for thebenlflt of the Cong’l organ 'fund. ’ planting corn Is being pushed with vigor. The prospects for a much better crop of Hickory Corners. bay than last j ear are most flattering. Tell the Banner edltos that we are much Lovely summer weather. Interested in the perusal ot his Mexican Com planting Is the order of 1the day letters. Would suggest that he go some­ and everybody Is In a hurry. where again sowetlme. Geo Swanson and wife went to CloverCalling on our aged friend Wm. P. Bris­ dale last Sunday to attend the funeral of tol the other day we found him enjoying Mr. Swanson’s step-mother. excellent physical health at the ripe age L. A. 8. of the M. P. Chutuh were en­ of LH years and more. The oldest living tertained at Add Simpson’s last Friday. pioneer in our town. . A goodly number attended and a pleasant Tbe large and costly residence of Elmer time reported. Morford on the A. B. Morford farm was Pastor R. T. Binns will visit the Ottawa entirely consumed by fire on Tuesday Circuit tbh week to conduct Quarterly May 5th. The contents were saved. This Meeting Service. Rev. A. C. Bunnell will house.probably the largest one in our town fill the pulpit here next Sabbath morning. was erected by Its former owner A. B. A number of the minister* of the M. P. Morford at a cost of more than S<J,000. Conference met at this place the fore jmrt Only partially Insured in the Barry and of last week to organize Camp Meeting Eaton. The fire started early In the day Association. They purpose buying30acres and after consuming a part of the house of grove land on tbe east side of Gull Lake was supposed to be extinguished, tpit fire for a camp ground. broke out later In the day and made tba John Lang, of Roas Township, died destruction complete. Thursday last, after a two days illness. Gall stones was considered tbe cause of Hinds Corners. his death. The funeral was held at the Walter Babcock was a guest at Wm. residence Saturday afternoon, Rev M. J. Kline’s Sunday. Weaver conducting tbe services. Mrs. Ira Everetts will move back to Kalamazoo the coming week. Rev. Altorf Bunnell will preach at this Some few of tbe farmers have planted place next Sunday evening May 17th. Y. com. P. S. E. before preaching. J. Delano baa tbe foundation laid for a George Robinson and family Intend / moving to Shultz this week, as be will new bouse. R. G. Rice is having the Interior of his work In the creamery the coming summer. Albert Nutt has rented bis farm to bouse painted. E. Herrington has a painter from Has­ Waller Davis, and with his family will visit near Buchanan the coming summer. tings to grain and paper bls bouse. Mrs. Skillman’s mother moved her goods Rev. Gillett, of Barryvllle, lectured be­ fore a good congregation Sunday evening. to tbe former’s home and will make her home with her daughter. His lecture was ven' pleasing and showed Born to Mr and Mrs Ed Theckerlc on the much thought and st»idy. 7th a daughter. Mrs. Theckerlc la at the present time with her mother Mrs Warner. Mr and Mrs. Ed Zander’s two daughter’s D. L. Hodges has a brother visiting of Kalamazoo, arrived here last Monday to biMls» Bertha Palmer 1* visiting at Kent remain an indefinite time with their aunt Mrs. C. Gorham. _ C*F. M. Potter, of Grand Rapids was here On Sunday last at 11 o’clock tbe funer­ al of Mrs. G. Swanson of Cedar Creek, was Thursday of last week. Tbe F. M.’s are having camp meeting Ln held at tbe church and the remains were interred In tbe Lacey cemetery. Geo. McCartney’s orchard. Ed Reese and family attended a W^hday surprise on Mrs. Reese 8 sls.er In BatNorth Irving. Mist; Flora Trego Is sick with tonsilKte. l*CO^M. McLaughlin will occupy the M. The farmers are ali busy at tbe plow. E. pulpit next Sunday afternoon, the pas­ Arbor day was enjoyed by tbe pupils by tor firing 00 • <Jan£lp(1tter planting trees, and various other exercises. Wednesday morning Mrs. L. B. Potter Our Lewie services last Sabbath evifell down cellar quite «rtowljr led by Bev. Freeman’s wife were both en­ heraukle. Sbe teatill unable to walk. tertaining and InsUtatlve. its a Bible lesson to gee one so yoangaa the Pastor* Couth HMtlug*. wife doing Christian work. Will McDonald has a sick horse. Died, at bls home in North Irving, May Mra. Hall and Mrs. Pennock are on tbe <15. after mtn, week, «t partent >uteriafc ‘‘sJw.l from tM» P>«« wlU tended, carta <« br lottar ■£***• , convention at Woodland this week. "Sob- ata Owrota ata m,m BeptoInc ata heart brotan fatal)' have Ite »pnIrfe, of Clo««l»le. epent Suntar at C. OapJb) of all lb tbelr tad ata MtM affirttoa. WHOLE NO. 213fi Areyria . SCHOOL COLUMN. Gertruce Tasker visited at Battle Creek last week. Ed Daame and wife with friends of Battle Crtek spent Sunday at Bert Shep­ ards. Marriec at tbe M. P. Parsonage Saturday evening, lert Holden and Myrtle Eastman by Rev. Cago. Advent neetlngs at the town hall on Thursday .nd Saturday evenings and on Sunday at p. m. The Austn School will have a Blue' Jay social at th^esidence of John Shale May 27tb. Ten cels will be charged for the Blue Jay. Mrs. CarrieSteele and six of her colored children from ier orphans home at Chatta­ nooga were at tie Lincoln school Sunday. She gave a very interesting lecture and the children die some fine singing. Coudueted by Flora J Beadle, Oo.Comm'nr. Memorial DajTbe observance of Men^orta! Day has grown Spontaneously from the tender re­ membrance by the mothers, siatere, young­ er brothers, and all who survived the war for the Union, of the heroes who perished, that we might live.to enjoy a united, free, and just goverment. The practice of sett­ ing aside a day to visit the graves of their fallen soldiers, recall the memory of their uobte deeds. and strew their tombs with flowers, took its rise early in the late war; first In particular places, here a city, there a village, or it might be a county. It has since grown to a national observance by north and south alike; and in most of the states on the same day —May 30. We trust every school in Barry Co, will observe this day in some way during ‘'Me­ morial Day” week, as the 30th comes oa Ray Sprague rode fate wheel around the Saturday. Have some exercises which cape Sunday. will Impress upon the children the surJohn Marks visited in Lake Odessa one preme lessons of the hour — love of coun­ day last week. try aud respect for the flag. Place appro­ Mrs. Miller and daughter, of Hastings, priate mottoes on the black-board during are visiting friends near here. Memorial Day week, and display the flag Mrs. Alice Rowley, of Potterville, at half mast. If possible have a short ad­ brought Grandmother Rowley- to make a dress sometime during the week by a mem­ visit with old time friends here. ber of the Grand Arjny. Mr. Wallace and daughter, of Sebewa, on The great opportunity of this day is the returning from a visit at Battle Creek, making for things high, noble and good in stopped at the Grove and made a short vis­ character. This, day commemorates a it with B. F. Wolfe. sacrifice for humanity so unselfish, that we may well pause in the struggle for County Grange Meeting. worldly possessions to relearn its lessons. The second quarterly meeting of the —----B. The day should be ode marked by pat­ C. P. G. will be held with Prairieville riotic education. Lt it not enough that Grange on Friday May 32nd at 10 o’clock the star spangled banner floats over the school house. bu,t our boys and girls Tbe morning session will be devoted to should know something of Its cost In life, the work of the order. health and broken homes. When they look at the flag their hearts should swell 2 o’clock p. Address of Welcome—W. M. of Prairie­ with patriotism, their eyes fill with tears for the brave men living and dead who ville Grange. made It possible and perserved iL Response—Geo. Bowser. The boys and girls standing under “Old Music—Grange Choir. Glory” as It floats over the school house Address—Miss Flora Beadle. Question, What has the Grange Ac­ are a promise of the, future, a hope of hu­ complished?—Geo. Brainard, Geo. Shef­ manity, a hope of God. Dwelling auder the flag our boys and field. Music—Mr. Will Sheffield and Mira girls should be taught to fear nothing but the doing of a .mean acL Sheffield. They represent those who trod all the Question, Taxation, Are taxes equal?— If not. the remedy—Sylvester France, Milo wearv ways from Lexington to Appomat­ tox; whose beds were often the frozen Hammond. Question, The farmers garden. What earth; whose victuals were at times Invad­ Hbould it contain?—A. C. Towne; H. ed with mould and age; whose morning worship was Sometimes closed by the minBrownell. f Selections—Mary Newland, Mrs. Brow­ ie-bjll or the bursting shell; whose prec­ ious hearts’ blood was shed that this gen­ nell, Emma Hammond. Recitations—Clarence Hammond, Mrs. eration might look out upon a fairer field Edgar Brown, Edith Brown, and any otb- of freedon. Memorial Day and its lessons should Music-rGenevleve Brainard, Geo. Brow­, sink deep into out hearts. 1 like the tri­ bute paid to an old veteran, a short time nell. ' Question for discussion. Immigration. ago in a country school. Engaged In a Shall it be restricted? If so, in what way? ’recitation, a rap at the door challenged the attentions of the pupils and teachers. The —R. C. Norton and volunteers. door opened and In stepped a blue coated Current events and Question |x>x. veteran. When be appeared before the Afternoon session will be public. school he found the boys and girls on their NOMIE 8LAWB0X, Co. Lecturer. feet, with hands to face to give him a sal­ ute of respect and honor. . Ban field May Sth. 1896. The battle-scarred and weather-bronzed Crop Report. face of the soldier flushed with pleasure The weather In April was very favora­. as be exclaimed; “Thank God for such a . ble and crops of all kinds made good pro­. school, for such boys aud girls”. With patriotism taught in our schools, gress. Not more than two or three per­. cent of the wheat sowed will be plowed so it finds such an expression, America’s up because winter killed, or otherwise1 future is assured. Then let us call in the destroyed. Wilh few exceptions the re­ people of the dtstrlcts:let there be speeches ports show no damage by Insects. Tbe from citizen soldiers, aud from all citizens;. average condition of wheat in tbe south। let there be patriotic songs aud recitations; em and central counties and the State is let the flag salute be learned aud given; let the highest reported in five years. The the spirit ot true patriotism be taught tn figures are: Southern counties. 91; central our schools, and we Shall not need to fear and northern counties, 94, and State 92. foes without or within. In 1894 the figures were 89 In the south­ Memorial Day Service*. ern aud central counties, 95 In the north­ ern. and 90 for the State. The average Headquarters Fitzgerald Post No. 135> yield per acre In 1894 was 10.86 bushels Department of Michigan, G A. R. on 1.272,170 acres. ’ Hastings, Mich., May 14th, 1895The amount of wheat reported market­ Dutachmvnts of Fitzgerald Post will viaed by farmers In April, is 46S.643 bushels it tbe cemeteries in Rutland and Irving as compared with 810,226 bushels In townships at 8:80 o'clock In tbe forenoon. April, 1895. and the amount in the nine All soldiers, friends, neighbors and child­ month*, August-April, is 7,781,870 bush­ ren In the vlcnlity of these cemeteries are els, as compared with 9,670,541 bushels in Invited to be present,’ bringing flowers. the same months last year. Al 9:00 o’clock a. m.. Post and Corps In the southern counties 30 per cent, will form 4n front of Post Halt proceed to a and in tbe State an average of 26 per cent Riverside Cemetery, where tbe order of of the meadows will be plowed up. ' Ow­ exercises will be held. 1st, decorating ing to the drouth the seeding of last year graves: 2nd, last G. A. R. exercise at the waa very generally lost, and there are grave of Comrade Isaac Walker. very few clover meadows In the State. Contributions of flowers and floral offer­ Timothy meadows are making fine growth. ings from friends and the children are The average condition of meadows is 81 solicited for Friday, May 29, in forenoon, In the southern counties, 91 in tbe central at Post Hall. 95 In the northern and 85 for the state. Public exercises will be held, on the The prospect Is good for heavy crops of fair grounds at 2 o’clock p. m., sharp. apples and peaches. The average percent­ Memorial address by Comrade O» Tomlin­ age for the State is 96 for apples, and 84 son, of Plainwell. for peaches. Tbe average In the southern The Post extends an invitation to all counties Is 95 for apples and 83 for peach­ Soldiers. Sailors, Sons of Veterans and es; central counties 99 for apples, and 87 Civic and Church S*clrlies ot tbe city, and ’ for peaches, and northern 98 for apples, the chy schools as a body and Individually and 8S for peaches. ' and the citizens of HastLigs and vicinity to eo-onentte with u* and assist in proper­ Real. Estate Tnuinfcru. ly ob&ervtng that day. WARRANTY OttDS. James N. Coij.eszxr, Anna D. Mason to Burdette Brings, e H, n e M. My bon SirrHEiULAND. Commander,, sec. 8, Yankee Springs, S6Z6. E-iward Huttey to Ella L. Ovlatt. parcel, Adjutant. TElS ifovtAuo Edward Huffey.kKs. Keeler’a Coroxuunlcatloa. ajw2^Ojn^l?ijn3 to R. L Hendershott, lou. Hickory Corners. Mich. C1 WtmTungaSe to Lenora Tungate. 5 a., sec. 18 Editor of Basxku:— Johnstown. SSSO. „ „ Mary E. Stmcboomb to E. E. and Carrie O. Dear Sir-rl find In a dipping from tbe Btlnchcomb-tot. city. •*». W. H. Stanley to W. H. Chase, parcel, see. 28. Banking Law Journal the following, which might be of Interest to many, readers of tbe O’Henry ML Shipman to First M. E. Church, Banner, riving information la regard to Rutland, parcel, sec.Rutland-SSC. , the legal tender of ail ref and min jr coIm, Wm. H. Stanley to Win. H. Chare, parcel, sec. of which L find many that taxe an erron­ 26. Orangeville, 11500. Hiram. Neiaou to Ira A. Kelsey, 42 00-100 a., eous Idea. ^Hir^NSS to'MmervaKelsey.fe flO-KX) a.. Will yon please puhllsh far the- benefit of your readers. w. ta.rn.ia. parBanking House of W J. Brewster & Oo. CeH.’K'Suri*1toA!s'. Mhcbell. lots.Nashville. HsnntbAl.N.Y. Editor ac Banking Law Journal Dear Sir—When collecUotw eotsete u» via eaA.”k and Carrie Merchant, aa. 81-100. city. nress. what can we pay them tn: pennies. ^J°R. Cook, el al, to Emma M. Dunlum. par Tbe answer te: nai ^^iLFiw^toArtbttf ifflyta. I a., rec. “The foliowina Is a 31 ijzriePwik^o* Edward and James Murphy, pennies, s ntaktes, w halve* sad sllrer doUs 43.lVo” HS itenQ to*Oille A. He«iry. 8 a-, sec- n.: foBowlng te U mm anttarity. The following °LotrtreS. Kafckerbocher to School Dtot N». K Bee. 8X7 U & Bev. Mat TW minor cols* ot the United BWre stall taM«kl tender at their ll?ESd’53&ttoMartin Miter.a., aee. ». nominal vahw Iw any MMuat not 'excvedvug twenty-fire cent* in say sm payment. •, Johartowa.to. See.>,Ohap.is1art cd wnuitr* rereton o< QUITCLAIM **KM. Myers el al, to u*nl Myers, to a. see. mEuJKiF.-atoAdamBMltctaii.para K»h®te to David R. Cook. 1 a- sec. �Hastings Banner. Thursday, Miv 14, 1^96, COOK BROS. Pro o*';e Q™- GETS THEM BCh'H. x/erinott. L’nlted tltar-s sensor xt.u,u» Hod pett and Albert L Tallmai Jbkunocrats Score Clarelnd. Narhville. Toon.. M. y 8-The cmocratiu state convention held here Thurtfay nom' inatci kx-Gov. Robert L. Taytoifcr *ov! ernor by acclamalh n. A. B. Wbdward, । Fayetteville, and Columbus Mar*4uanka. 1 of Chattanooga. w< re chosen eiect m for | a strong free-silver plank. The acmlnlsIndians and Michigan Republican* tratton of Presld mt Cleveland nut frtre MnVuu.I mentioned in the platform and on.y re'erred Declare for McKinley. 1 to by |nf0r^ee. F ome of the xpcecbea were very bitter ano u rnalve ot President Cleve^roreedinff* and Platform* of the State dand. Vermon. 1‘rohlbtttoolsts. Montpelier, V ., May 8.-The prohibition Other Portions of the state conventicn nominated Rodney C. Whittemore tc: governor and selectel a full stone tick L also electors a: large uid delegates to the national convention. Tbe Indianapolis, Ind., May 8.—The re­ platform enui dated prohibitlon-prlncljies; two resalutlcns n-gardjng national afulru publicans met here yesterday in state and frvcicoli age being vote down. con vest km. Hon. Richard W. Thomp-! J FROM WASHINGTON. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. • Human Ptncuahloa PxrOoned. Summary at the Dally Prooeed- | William Staplefunl. sentenced from tnsa la Oongreea j Huron county ta 1894 for three years , lor killing a man at a charivari, waa ; pardoned from the state house of cor| ruction by Got. Rich. Stapteford was t tbe stale at lame. The platfonr contains ‘ known aa '‘The Hurney Pincushion.'* Twenty year* ago in Chicago hr nar­ rowly escaped death by poison, and ta Washington, May 5.—In the senate now a'trangely afflicted with )>araly*ta yesterday the time was occupied in di»■' --------cussing the resolution to investigate of' the nerves. Hr He sticks stick* needle* ue«U'w and «»« the issue of bonds. Senator Hill speak- p.ns into any part of the body and can­ Ing Mrnlnst it. . not -------------feel them. ” He ** burns his ’>• ■skin khl w,th with-­ out pain, and ir. a puzzle to the doctor*. Washington, May G.—In the senate yesterday an hour was devoted to the ; ------ ta—.. .t_.. _/ consideration of *u.L the river and u.Ulwure harbor I। bill, and then the Peffer bond resolution ' Mr8, Lydm ' Niles rsrainst was taken up and Senator Hill finked . ««>roe proeee mg. »t Nik*. .g^st Physicians at the Ann Arbor H„. pital Said it was Due to Blood Clot BUT THEY DID NOT RELIEVE HIM his speech ir. ojiposition to the measure j i,cl bu.ibnnd, Mr5ird son. of Terre Haute, wan made perma­ AGAIMST ARBITRATION. snd Senator Pettigrew .poke ta it. fa- •>>' charge, with non-repixirt. MfT.nd nent chairman. The following ticket a ‘ Mrs. Prak have beet) married over 40 Argument Advanced by Arehblsho* Ire­ vor. A resolution was introduced re- j M’rB wins nominated: ir«7 but in the List ten years, the land at St. I-ouU. questing the president to protest ' yeni"»-------- —For FOV«r»or, James'A. Mount: iieutenSt. Lot is, Mqj 11.—Arch bi ship Ire­ against tbe execution of Ameriun citl- ; wi,l: aUtgea, he.- husband ba« not con•uu governor. W. S. Haggard: secretary “Ibuted a penny toward her supportsupport, ol etatc, William D. Owen; auditor, A. C, land, of f-t. Paw, in the course otanad- tens taken on board tbe schooner Com- tributed Dailey; treasurer. Fred J. Scholtx. attor- -dre*s*dtUvere<i Saturday nigh' nt a petitor by n Spanish gunboat. Twenty- ) William H. Peak wm the organ ‘‘“dj »> 11IIIIXU ». « ».... ----stay-central. W. A. Ketchara; superintend­ banquet1 at the Planters’ home, given Frr.m O< Gasrtte, Jfudsoa, Ifteh. the famous Peak family of Swiss bell ent of public Instruction. D. II. Greeting; -State statistician. S. J. Thompson; supreme by Missouri Commandery, Ordir of the seven pension bills were passed. w ringers, who created such a furore in U« wrek • r-poiwr of lhl« l»I« w»» thu oftre Ul Ik. medic,] ,<T1„, , Washington, May 7. — The bond reso ­ ’Court reporter, Charles F. Remy. Loyal Legion, disparaged tie move­ <*« Ann Ar.r lh_ 1 their tours of the country about 20 driving io tbe vicinity ot Kouml Lake The delegates at large to the national ment now being agitated in this country lution was further discussed in the sen­ he took ih re i-rentrr . I.rmer whom.. h4 1 rooH ej^Hut 1 u' ! years ago. convention are R. W. Thompson, C. W. ,( and ’tngland toward universal arbitra- ate yesterday. going to Geneva, hngagmff ta con versa, pandyafa by a little pill ? " c Ved«( Washington, May 8.—By a vote of 51" |j Dotitoly U ci lily xoapie conrvM. FairV-anks, F. M. Milliken and Gen. lew ij tion WWM He advanced the ..... theory »»«*.. j that ...........war <hh this iv 6v tbe asenate v....ax. yesterday inaugurated ------ o---------Raymond Coates and Mrs. Enos Law- tion, the fanner frimd, who was somewhat [ “ *J»*® Wallace, and they were instructed to 1 >B js ♦<he great <ne*tare>llr>v> instigation nt of ontrelnHwn patriotism, to l»re rvwkal J“3-u,r’P’*ttr. •vote.for McKinley for president. The ।' an J• if we ca»ue to a stage where every- an Investigation, to be conducted by reno; harP Coufe.re<l to the tberiff at of a garrulous old gentleman, asked the rr | platform is as follows: I t tbe renate eommittee on finance. Into Cran(I Haven thplr re.pectire parti in porter who he waa and where he lived. The J work at my trade and the j tl.tag in dispute is to lie peaceably setreporter told him that he was a newspaper ; me like itahtalng." *Up<m tbe fact, and clrenmatanre. connected the murdcr of Mra . l-wrenre ’ a hua"It ha* been many years since the repub- t .ed, we will lose the interest in the af** anT ri»* wm «. Jkan |Mirc, wax born. It was the child of • ... . . with the of Lnltcd States on -April 5. Coates man and the old gcntlmiau mid, “ Well you i vmv- rata —.re **• V. — bonds — —-------B by tronu «■« al• Holland — — a nropaper mm are always up-to-date and yo 2^StM!k * ” 7<>U < ° U ^ d rr ' ‘ qT ** T &«" conscience. It grew and became great tn ■ .'alrs of our country in its relation with the secretary X"—“ of the treasury — — — ~during —ry—■» the ■ are. o -that ! _ he_ killed _Lawrence in self -**­ Mvys «Jceu and achievement through the inspira­ other governments. - Noct M *11 0B M (Jjf_ z. ■ 1' defense, but'Mrs. but'Mr. Lawrence say* ray. Coates Coate. eager foe evvrytlitag new, ■ have you beard tion that comes from a true and lofty con­ The words he spoke were *greL-ted last three years. ’ ception of liberty and freedom. Justice and Washington, May 9 9.—In the renate senate .! kinpd jailed her hu husband and of the news in Gm*va? ’’ The reporter con- that it was the rtsnll of blood dot. ” ’ Wartlngton , banJ deliberately fe^ed that he had nut, but asked the far-1 "To what specialists did you go?” equality, national intergrlty and nations'. •I w ith a perfect storm. of .. applnusc. -. .............. * so- m -rr to tail the ;irane of- with bPr know ledge. The couple tell him anything anythiag of w. . boaor la .horl, from th, l-rtnnlnr of I The importance of the question vet- yeaterday a bill to prohibit a novel and. — ta-“ Well, after all tbe pbyii<-itM M Noreb Adams had given me up, I z , nJ b , lhf United States bonds without author ­ knowledge that, although they arc tererfinr nature which had transpired ta the administration of Abraham Lincoln to ' tied by the civil war was dwelt upon at IS' 1 “'"J*"1” H*rrt>on. length. It Mttle, the drotlnlen of ho­ ity of congress was introduced by Sen-J married, they are full brother and sis- that pretty little hamlet. ” W. ll,”a»id the L”la M Ab“ AiV a m‘c,h 6ftrr I <»• Of record of the republican party is the ®., .. , ol I grntl.’mjn, "G-u-va ha> to offer in the hart and received the eomthrtinx new, nL •lory of loyalty, ot pairiotlsni and of mag- i faulty, the speaker said, not onlj in ator Bacon (Ga.). The river and har-1 way of wnndrrs something entirely diflerent I would never have the ore of nn kJT atfient achievement. The experience of the America, but in the world. It was the bor bill was completed with the excep- J from anything cwr heard of before. It is again. I wrot to my home sub-fclim last three years brings out in clearer light great object lesson to the nations of the tion of the item for a deep sea harbor • th? ca*e of a mm cured .of paralysis.” that caa be better imagim-d thur. d-wrihX rucinc cooru i The arrest of Mr*. William Hi.gen, j। Toe rcp WJk vout his note book io get I came to father’s houre hdnlew an j r» the excellence of the splendid admlnlstra- * . / ... -#-hnjfv nt n a-mneratir ona tne rcpvtrr ,took the Pacific coast tion of our fellow citizen. Benjamin Har- I eBrt“ of lhe ^tabilitj of a democratic Washington, May 11.—The last para- . "ife of Patrolmah \\ illiani Hagen, and • tij. ftl- th* nary. mmoed ta thst condition tor reven snath rtaon— an administration under which we form ~ of government, »"« K- victory ~of and’ *the •• J: f »r- I Win b"gintn * ■ • ... .... . 1 ( WO girls, Emilj Kreiut and Bertha Yar* to tell you what I know A friend induced a*e to trv th-- pin, .rd . attain cd a measure of prosperity unequaled the union forces was a stunning blow graph of the river and harbor bill for a Bhntt thk I want you to prorata that you began to take them May * 1 hat* tak« In the history of the government: mouth, at Saginaw on a charge of arson deep river harbor at Santa Monica hay, ' ---------» ’ Tk I WIU gn ana »cv wre w» *n«a liMcmrw, three boxes before nre.fng any imp^will go and «ee the subject of thin interview. "The republican party Is the party of hon- to monarchy and despotism all over the I ne | |hst 1O1IBMi- known in the report, «ty and prosperity, of law and order, of universe. None of these results could California, was not completed' bv the ctrated considerable excitement with the aid of crut.-hre the first time I renut, on Saturday, the entire version ' << ” "» ’ romrt h, ‘ d i 1 ’ j} 1 * P*""" 1 * fll <ood w ages, good markets and goo<l money, have been achieved by arbitration. ,j.4l - ■ — ... v.nv an alleged attempt to set fire to the' toll you all a)«iu. the matter. Tne re- had touched rav legs to the f-^.r IB «nd It asks the confidence and support of being taken up in discussing the item. i t-i j ha,. । .1 c. t i» .’tu» miwrinn lw»- 1 iH«rt*r promised him he would err the man tune, and within a few the people at this time, submitting for BRUTALLY SLAIN 'Eleventh htreet Baptist mission _J>e- he-.Ji|t|.t n„ at a distance, and •hie to walk w itbout the aid nf rn.-tehe» in Ibelr approval the following statements of the house. j tauae tjj ‘ ey . were not '* welcomed there. * ' • I the old farmer told his taory. the hou>c sod jn recovering ft. m -hr Xprinclples and policies which will continue Yoang Man Stabbed tol)rath ta the Pre*■ ’ -**_ -------I “About ten months ago. Marion G. Sales, I tack ta mlrndid shat*. 1 t-umm M' tktnc to guide and inspire Its efforts: rnre of His Suitep. Bills Introduced and Petition* and Reao—T highly <7 Pink I'illk fur Psto "The republicans of Indiana are In fa­ A Ne* Bishop. t vtalwnrt blacksmith of 82 years, living in Intiona Presented. Mineral Springs, O., May 11.—George vor of protection. Bev. G. -----Mott VMllmnia was— mmMieh.. waa rtrfckai with pa- thM simple remedy 1 owe my j.r*- t: euaWashington, May 5. — In th«* house ------------------- -------•'From Lincoln to Harrison, under the and Sylvester Taylor assaulted and 1 ralyds, hi« lew briag affected. U htle ne waa dition, and I look for the nut rerv fCRBr Woodman intro-, c.-ated bishop •wisa policy of protection and reciprocity. stabbed to death Nathaniel Dodge in a yesterday --------- -— Mr. ----------- ------- , (Ill.) ---------------- of tne new dio.<-se of * vrkiug at his trade, lifting * large tire of a day when I shall be able to w.dk’w-ihust We steadily decreased our national debt, brutal manner Saturday night. Four) <taced a resolution requesting the pres- Marquette at Grace church, Detroit. wn^»»n co ret it on the wheel, hr fid] to the the aid of ertitrbes or rane. T tl 4U tedumed specie payment, maintained the ( of the Taylor brothers were together ; ident to immediately issue a proclama-Seven bishops, including two Canadian er ■un i, helpIcQ*. an 1 the tire fell on him. know me and know about tt‘ laM my re public credit, kept unimpaired the gold rv= }[.■ wa* removed u> hi* home, his friends eovery ta regardfd aa very' . adrr<! 1 ------------------------------Vl VHU wtl ota I walk tag along the road. TheymctDodge 1 tion recognizing the Cuban revolutionprelates and nearly' 50 priest* from •erve, increased the wealth of the whole thinking he was hurt by *>me mtastop. that Hnk Pill* are destined sue countryand added to the comfort and hap- ! and his sister coining from church I i»ta as belligerents. The naval appro-! Michigan r.nd adj lining diocese* were W.ien the doctor eamr he found that Mr. think ■any from suffering aud pain. xd-I I bow nln«.ont.epeopleto.de«r«e'unra^ihJS !!"" ----------- „----------■ “““ vau.vu.i-7V------------\ -------- --------- -- . MH —n. .»d•contr.l.uud bill 1 pr present and'contributed to to tree one of of tbe the Muirs had been the victim, not of an acci­ that those who sutler will prtifitilr thu in“ hta:’r>' °< Italian. Th, reverral or Ccorffe Taylor stepped in front of Dodge priatlon bill wa. conaldered and th. ite^raite'tJSt ’’ br ,de son>e “rk »<x>ut thia taagr.lficent and patriotic B"? policy by and ? made some r,m remark about the the lattat-j| ™ was panned passed for for the the protection protection of ofAu., Ameri-. most imposing ecclrt iostical cereirc-nie* dent. but of • paralytic stroke, and thought ferrinr.” . i from uppearaner* the case a rerions our. ( Gkmfva, Mich.-, Aug' 3t, ifcs. Am-.-t.-vn reor.le?6thtnr Cr ‘ ho ’!nff »«ured him of can yacht owner, and . the democratic party hasbo1dSfSL* brought to’<|S! the ■ Jter's having accused him of stealing stealing a a 1 can yacht owners and ablp-hnilder,. ablp-bniIder*. g • Yon know, Mr. Reporter, th-M oftentimes I hereby certify that the forekoiag in eiu American people- ndthlng bat distrust, defiAt the the same Washington. May May 6. 6. — — The Tne naval naval Ibill ; i(ll8aj,ler Wu therefore demand a horse “orse and nn^ buggv. At same moment moment II Washington, l>H-’k*-uith* are subject to «nch di**■«*• on view is true in every re»pew. are! tUt the Found Ilanglu* In till Earn. dt ”and • -disaster. Wu therefore demand a and Svlvcster snrnne unr.n was further discussed in the house yes; *<w nr,A Cvloocfoe — • waa further discussed in the linnae r ar • Hint of the pernltar postures they are POUC> Of Wm toPd™beTro ««<■»> -nd tbe mrasnro »n, flnnlIy rent) A farmer named Baptista Dumas, obiired to take. Mr. Sales wa> a prr.csdy reporter of the Bodes* Gatftte did via?, tat Saturday, the 31st day of Auguat. and i» who resides-------------near Nadeau, Menominee ----- ---------------- ,-------— h.-shhy min; I h-.rr known him intimately eord'-l these farts. t i“W* demand a tariff that will not only they were separated. The*bodv of the to conference. county, was found hanging from a ! fr,,,ni » knew that to be true: it m I ' ?T;Ure.Mlh*i n*cT“ry »raouf5t revenue. murdered man lay where it fell, nilWashington, night ' Maeicn J. Saifx o_. Moy 7.—Id the houie ,;j- but will also afford adequate and certain ... beam in hi* burn stone dead. The di*- alL,v}e Dr. W Ulianw’ Pink Pill* f>r Pale Pe.ph awaiting an inqueat. Sylvester is unj yesterday a resolution was adopted for . • jr.wiuoj « itoviuuuu na» auupiru wr , • i wiouM have jthi» v.lfilario'i. Hood after thia, are peered by the Dr. Williamp Medium fM protection to the wage worker* and pro- * «> —* - - — I by his wife. Dumas i>erh*ps tax'weeks, hr asm - to hi* father's Co- of Schenectady K. Y., a firm «bo« | 4ucers of this country. { der arrest but the other three brothers final adjournment on May 18. A favor- ccver-v I -ui S.J-----1 “Vyaare firm and emphatic In our demand are still at large. able----------report-----------was made on,v_ theu».» bill. to..in- '■ it appear*, had some trouble with n, nom- here. He had been to Ann Arbor to •bHityand reliability ar/ anquestioned H tor honest money. We believe that our i ----- - -------------------neighbor about a cow, and it worked help and the'docton there save him n* Fink Pills are not looked uf>on »• a patral crease the pensions of veterans of the - > money should not be inferior to the money ! VICTIMS OF FIRE, , | enrmragement. His father, who has lived Mexican and Indian wars and their wid-. “P°n 1,i,; m5n<1 to ««ch an extent that he h-n- for years, thought letter care could b* mcdictae. but U a prescription n«riDf >*u a «f the most enlightened nations of the ! used as aueh far years in general pmicttee, i:.d owa from eight to twelve dollars a committed sujeide. t-ik*n of him h-rr tax* anr other plane. their suceemfiil result* iu curing »iriousaff:> I The Sawmill District of Ashland, Wbu. ‘ I “Wt aro unalterably opposed to every [ Burned—Three Live* Lo*t. Hr was confined io his bc’l or ehatr for done made it imperative ths*, they hr prejurd month. Seventy-two private pensionI j1 - - News 1Item*. “ Brief weberne that «l«ret«~ to or deA«hltut<), Wi»„ May 11.—Almont half month*, unable to take * step and no pros, ta Quantities to meet the demand oftl t public, bills were passed. 9 predate our currency. J । On Arbor day many schools threugti- pert of ever doing no ur-iin, <tcp-uding upoo and place them in reaeh of all. They are ■ I ■' -We favor the me of .liver aa corrency. “ million dollart worth of milling propWashington, May 8.—In the house ( nut the state celebrated by planting his wife or parent* to draw him ia a chair i* but to the extent only and under such regu- ‘ erty and lumber went up in smoke in 1 from pb'e to plac?. O.ie nf his friends inyesterday on the school grounds. 1 lf\*?rt2 wlth ,oW b° '> tN» olty Saturday. The Shore. Lum-! Esterday no business of importance du-rd him to try a r-medy known as I>r. maintained, and In consequence arc op- ! . J w . /-•».! was transacted. i R. G. Kelton, of Bay City, shot and Willis n»’ Pink Piils for Pale People, and dance, sciatica, ncarxl|ria. rheutuRoni nwJtoetrf to the free, unlimited and 11.0^ ' >*r company's mill, tbe target on Cbevoux headache, the after <•!!«•’... : r r;-. Washington, May 9. —• A bil,l was killed himself nt Los Angeles, Cal. you would be astoai-dnd to note the pro- palpitstien of the hesn, pale and ulk» < ' yriident coinage of silver at a ratio of six- quamegon buy, is n mass of smoldering ! passed in the house yesterday to ap- j th' m :n ha* made dnee taking them. pkxioaa, and the tired feeling re»ult:ng roa . teen to one. j mjQg, The J. L. Hudson company, clothiers STCM ruins, together logctner with withseveral thousand , propriatc $5,000 for the deportation of I h*rgiven you a rather disrounected ac ­ The McKinley Plank. 1 -:n Detroit, made tin assignment with count of thf* caw, hut ■ ♦very word of it ta oervou* prostration, all dia»-x*~ trstjlnnt !><■'<■ vitiated nuanon in the blood auch *■ n tola,, "Believing as we do In a protective tar­ ■ feel of lumber wharves, upon which was the Canadian refugee Cree Indians ’ liabilities of $!MW.0iX». true and ynn will find it worth your time chronic eryalpeta, etc. The) »re alao aPeter from the state of Montana, and another । iff, the lending issue before the people, we -piled 19,000,000 feet of lumber. ------Capt. •• Thomas Hall, sheriff of Iron to see Mr. Sales and hear from his own lip* specific far troubles peculiar t« frnia!*** mcir lavor the nomination as president of the Engeman. John Nolnnder and Ole Olson to proride derks for the chairmen of, . /*-«.♦-! v. u th' Uory of .hi* recovery. It is the wonder aa suppreaaiona imerularitie.. nnd jZ. ivrxa United States of the man who perfectly ; were burned to death. I regil.r eomroittw. tbe ymr round.: •' Cw.vt.l ».)!,. of‘.hr t.»wn.” ’ . at weakDOsa. They build op the |>tad, ud I > ^StoataLrS' I T«ren rattaro. ]I *1 At «f the evrn.no- -reion «rw«5nn 18 M >t..lot> bill. Rill- 'I °* ‘ ar l*»Hn*ter VOS Instnn Oscar Ferxnater ’was Instantly killed The reporter, making good his promtoe restore tbe glow of heahh to pale <nd falls* by a stroke of lightning at Constantine. | and lh-iug somewhat curious, proceeded m cheeks. In men they sffert a nidi<al cure iu Atatm. O.. M.y n.-F.rilnand Schu- , «« __1__ ’ Wrrm|4,*o« to bear more oT thia all cases arising from rental w<-ry. Men Joseph W. Kemp, a pioneer of Isabella jr.ndcrftil care. After making himself work, or exceoam of whatever natuiKlI ■ mu> who. with the rt.l.-leM .hlbboleth. m*cber, premdent of the American . * MET HER SISTER’S FATE. :mtl Gratiot counties since 185s, died at known the reporter was wrleotnrd by Mr 4 protection .rd prosperity,' ha. chai- , Cereal cornjKiny.and known a. tbe "oatPink Pilla arc sold in boxes {nevr|a It* Sale* I hear that your recovery from a form by the doren or hundred, and tot puhlie 1 is home in St. Ix-nis. ■ ra^L^Htho'r .7'?!nnS!5l ki“«" tunied O'" hl« property to ' I , .world ano won the support of every patnt o , . » .i -•ram. raralytie «rak. » du. to br. Wil­ are cautioned against numerou- i n k ** , Of the 17 salootw that flourished iiv burn.' Pink Pilb fur Pile IVqilr • " । otic workingman of our country; whose hi* nephew, Hugo Schumacher, and At-: N. J.—Tbe Murvlervr Suk-ldi •old ta this ehape) at 1W orata a 1iox or nil i ' I life and work, open as a book, are In them- torney J. A. Arbogast, of this city, for , Trenton, N. J., Mny 11.—Annie Ander- !i Henion Harbor last year only four have “ Ye», 1 aiu »nr- (hut it lb. rvnedv that boxes for 82.50, ana may be h :d of all druf.! dmSTil’- tbe benefit of creditora The areeta, ^n. aged 34 year. wa. .hot Saturday ' (kn ■ taken out license* for 189G. No rvusou L.'m. or direct by mail from I’r. V i'IiaBU* benefit of creditors. The assets,------ _o------- -- ------- -------- -Mlulxiay Medietas Company. • ' <U<r. statesman and Christian gentleman, • which non non ta i — uby - iJoseph ------- *-*■• —■ • •inime- except the scarcity of the license money which ennriat consist nf of <1 $1,000,000 in American ( morning Graham who pFiniam McKinley, ot Ohio; and the del­ Cereal company stock, other similar , diately afterward shot homsetf. Bofh t •• Is assigned“for it. ** ,u . i ■; waates to tbe ogpubhear. national conven.... • securities and real estate, would reach . died ta leas than half an hour The Axher Davis, an old resident of Orlon, «.« redr'vole tor'wUllam'MclS'w a. 32,000.000 was -a _market for ' .hooting look the dining-room Jnow) 1?"?.'' 1' by co non non If there ...... 1 _i______________ <i__ .___ *_ pl.ee in ... ... * tv , eutting ... Triquoiuly and continuously u there to them. The liabilities will reachSl.SOO,- of C. L Baumgarter, in whore family j bis throiit w,, “ a r -'r°r No reuiM'n was with razor. I* of all ,t’00' ____________ "> ' « ■> domretlc. | nssignrd for the deed. Magana Jialta JTvutei' ’______; cntrantoL wai A« carpenter carpenter and formerly formcrlv I 'rhc ®°*‘ °®<t «» Craig. Houghton . ♦staling Immigration laws by the national Tennessee** Centennial. jj Grabain was |Sli i BcWrnment and the enactment of such I Xaahrille Tenn Mav 11 —Tl... Ten I l‘»ed in Freehold, ...N. J. Jealousy wa'« ' <ou,1’y. has bees dtocontiliucd. and the tbe better pro!| L.ffvruier legislation aa will “bineraee CentenntalL'xp^.itiou, to tele- ' the motive of the double : “*» hereof ter go to Jacob., ill,. ®i SS JLasn.vo-i ......... Ij |crimir*! <rataa areand Wlre?d4ra5tta» wlttemM ' eI P° ,i,lon wil1 continue through ata I Maquoketa, la.. May 11. — The general vicious ctaaacs of foreign brate the end of the first century of the The murdered girl was a sishe suit The suit of of Mrs. Mr*. D. D. B. B. Alcott Alcott iiguInst against '• tion ** formally Barora b, Eobb.b. k I‘o^countries.** attar the nr*m.n» «.whv - ------ -— months November 1. inaugurated. ( «•»««. wAnderson, ------------- who ..was mur-, D- O. Roberts, who for 22 year* had ____________ 8tat(?wiu .to g htatoiy, will open in this Tbe city !I *cr «e °f Mnry • Starioa*. _ ____ ____ - *- f‘- -—fvi «« ycwrs mid ‘ ■'V7 rcntonNe* N- Jersey J • M*r 8-—The democratic .• Mi exercises bold exposi- I Moupt Hoi >y * ago. drred by ber lo«r, Barcl.y D Peak, In ' v'>«■”’ * ol Caroline — IlankrTa «Entered Democrat* June 1,will On be that dayand thethe centennial uv .^** P year B? ‘ ■AMTVoi.7 ....... :........ PuM 2 Ti^n--------------। tate at Kalamazoo, was ended by a .. * L . 7 l 4ne democratic exercises win be dcki anti the exposiIL.-.tl 0. B. OaUOHS. A *judgment against Roberts, who never ',ion :!*' ** The I O.W. Bvoour.o. r »T A < bi11 defended the cane. i 'rfj . eXDOSltion will continue thmtich I The Paralysis Probably due to Nervous Causes. Finally Cured by a Nerve Food. ' I &SVSI Xdt^^1lS,a,St%^; 1 I California, Louisana', New Mexico • 1 Texas, and Arizona, i Michigan Central Tiie Southern Pacific Csipasj j I * I 'I। I .tore of John Wagoner at BtaaltoTu ’ o alter the present tariff, favoring - ■■"■muc, AV' 1 mUe. norUnreat . ofra----thia — city, »a, enJtrancihenfng o* the navy and com! de­ .noJt~ye#t>dfvJhi8 dty« I’lea of Not Guilty. I ooft’rnfndll>< the administration of ’reauknt Cleveland. pledging allegiance Akron, O., May 9.—Romulus Cotell, i tered and thr safe bloa-n oprn by bur-' o the Uccroe doctrine and txpreaalur glare f!? ” rFriday ^y night. “,|fhL After looting the । -ynmathy T-tth Cuban insurgents. Thedel- the murderer of the Stone family nt | Hate of »100 and «2.000 in aecuritiea they i rate* at !ar«e ro !h<? national convention i Tallmadge, pleaded not guilty when | ret •et fire to the atore, destroying store, deatroying the enen-1 arraigned before Judge Kohler, al­ stock, valued at M,000, and a por-; though he had confessed the crimes. tire . f tion of th» Isnltrl**. — Attcrueys were appointed to defend I tJOn of 'h«b°»-»“K1 him but the date of the trial was not * Service Extended. Civil ; fixed. ■ „ -, — w fucaracus Washington, May -• O.-The pre.lrtcnt * Hiino'a • k*™3 an. order yesterday extcndingtbc [ Atinnta, Ga., May Aiutnta, l.a.. May 9.».—Tbe The American ! civH sc»nr,0‘‘ rules to the interstate com- , Fmillcirkt* £ .-'I'‘l'cal■ a»»ociatiut> ha. elected Dr.!’ merce commission, making a total ofif II “—■•»*—*wl**/lE Nichota. Senn, of Illiaoia, pre.:- , about 85’00 government positions now i le fka fka _____ ! • .« dent. Secretary 41 VlnuAn was u-ne reelect- : included in the civil service. lie dent. Atkinson i lathe Standard emulsion the cd . TheSecretary convention adjourned to : ■ cd. The convention adjourned to meet Paid the Penalty. Wbrld over. There is not a ta Philadelphia in June. 1897. I . coanyurgh, Ala., May 9.—John Wai- !| <CQTT!S man, woman or child who is run down or emaciated or has , , , , irCeaK lungS that Scott S Emul- A po.t offlre ha, bren «y>l>U,hed at * BcrriFD ----- —“ ---" — a* *"*'"• ‘J’ vnVWMIirtini wlth Arden, Berrien county, with Wilfred 6nu^ 01 poaininater. Henry C. Hour, commander of the 0. A. It. post, of Henton Harbor. Mich, »“<! recently elected city clerk, died at ‘be age ot,J?.veare. SPECIFIC :iFOR SCROFULA, ; drip, who four months ago while serv-! Buffalo, S.Y., Hey 8.—A apecial train I ing a term in penitentiary for larceny, I on the Micnigan Central road yesteiTiay brained a fellow-oonvict, Jasper Thorn- ! went from Windsor, Ont., to the inter­ ton, with a coal pick, was hanged ta the brMg, here, a diiunre of m jail yard. mU^ 580 lOreoond. Their Lives in PertL Havana, May 9.—The trial by courtHealth In Mlcblfan. During the week ended May 2 re­ martial of the men captured on board | American schooner Competitor, of i ports aent ta by 41 obeervm in v arious IJje . ----------------ut ---- . - B ra.w«ut ’. portion* of the state indicate that in-1- xr.re Ke-V TV.,-. Wmt» FUu’ Vby the Spanish gunboat tenaittent fnver bronchitis and measles I Mrnsaiera. teruittent fever, Mrnsajera, resulted in aa verdict of __________________ I,rvvalcnce' ^°n' ffoUtyCTRfipIidn was reported at 185 places, Nix Uilldren at One Birth. typhoid fever at 7, diphtheria at 30, Fowler, IndM May 9. — Mrs. .Fritz scarlet fever at 37, measles at 37, whoop­ Henialnt, who Hies ten mile* north of tag couch at. 12 and smallpox at Bay here, gave birth to *ix infanta, four boy* and two girl*. Two years ago City and Ionia. •• Urank. Mr*. Hentaint gave birth to triplets. pics will not benefit. When jTOU-ask for it fou Will likely pe told by the druggist that ie has an emulsion " just as I lood." It is not true. No ; ;rr. ilstanto is go6d.“^l:> *’ Bott’s Emulsion has bene- I( ited millions of people. Ask ; tour druggist if he can refer ! mu to a single case that has ।I >een helped by the unknown imukion he sells, and if so, __ 4 re will send you a book giving dore.- bu* grJjTux a«h. hcusar.es of cases. You want wouidareept mtoikMUna ^•SSvd:kXsS0S^ h.. Dvtxzay Knows anything wU>re. wlm irtak* , i-n rent. eaeu. j replied; -1 never Hoary FaUarm. Chicago, May 8,—E. R. Brainerd, cut atone w/iatractor, failed for 8300,(M», pulling down with him the firm of Bherman, Flavin A Co., marble cvtterx, whoae Itabilittaa were over 8300,000. “Since childhood, 1 have been afflicted with scrofulous boils and sores, which caused me terrible Buffering. Physicians were unable to help me. and 1 only grew worie tundfr their care. At length, I began to take AYER’S Sarsaparilla, and very noon grew bet­ ter. After using lialf a dozen bottles I was completely cured, so that 1 have not had a boil or pimple on any part of my body for the last twelve yeare. I can cordially recommend Ayer's Sarsa­ parilla as the very beet blood-puriffer in existence.'' - G. T. Myeraville, Texas. Reikhabt, and Its Connections Opend-?' b«» Bist First and Secono-Ciass Service from East to LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO aud. Interuwdlate PolBtx. IHROUiH TOURIST SLEEPING CARS learn Chi«Wx th sough out the Spring and win:er ever/ Wednesday niKbt. and » itn’luua’ i. O. every N*«Ml*jf Mid Thtirxda. eventaa. and are rttu. Tira® w Gafflornia wrhont chaup' an-’. «w» ri’C man trains. P,iavengers hwidtag »ec<<nd-cuas xTomlaiiotais. to. per double* bedk Fr^i ^openuk^*’3 dMUj PnUniaa sarvfc Lowest Rates, Best Route MEXICO, all potato ta Texas, Arizona, New Mftrlcr ipi! TIME TAELE Station. �Hastings Banner SCENE AT THE HOSPITAL. ORB OF DAY. MOTHERS’ FRIEND” Thursday. May 14. 18^6. ferent Planets. The people of Neptune are often in doubt oa to whether or not the bud i* shining. They are so far away from A CASE OF TELEPATHY. w great central orb <hAt it is a mere ■peck in the sky which only men with good eyesight can see. Plenty of planA gentleman took a house in Ireland eta that are swinging about in the heav­ for montliR, and was accompanied ens look,bigger than the sun to the peo­ : iiJn r by .his wife and daughters, says ple of Neptune. Those on Uranus are <■ Benhu. The house was furnished, httle better off. :ili1 l ad plenty of bedrooms. There^Upon Mercury, on the other hand, ■ .r,. it was derided not to use a certain the sun comes up like an immense new Jnrcr. long room, with cupboards along inoon, ?nd it burns with an intense ent side (which had all been locked and glare, and is so hot that the people there ...salnl up with tape), in which things can cook their breakfast by the lightaf • longing to the Owners of the house the morning gun. When the Run sets ;> (1.1 t » n put away. One evening one on Mercury it is like a large,part of the < the daughters, going up to her room, heavens dropping out of sight, and a ■. ;n; ok! Indy wrapped in a shawl ! cold breeze immediately springs up. Iking ulong the passage in front of Even on Venus the sun looks so big as to r. ’J hc old lady appeared to know scare an inhabitant of the tarth could i.t r'v u? and hurrietl on without bestbe be truhsported to .that planet. into the unused room. The girl From Mars it looks a good deal | , .:<•<!'tar >'istcr, and they followed smaller than it. docs from the earth, but But all wn i!:uiic into the room. ___ ___ u year on Mars is equal to two years on I - ,i« ift; no one was-there: the dustlyi»g | the earth. Another curious thing : - .nt showed no signspTfootprints. about Mars is that it has two moons, re­ । Shortly after the some young lady I volving in .different directions. One of. .,<Ii7ig on the hearthrug, by fire- j! these little moons is hardly bigger In , the sky than a good-sized cheese, but r < Looking up, she beheld the old 1 . ly in the doorway watchipg her. 1 it flies through space with the speed of , rvath frightened, she sprung up and, a cannon ball. This little moon goes skimming close to the surface of Mars, -'hinirthe downstairs, was door. foundAt faintoa? .lAwinff-toom tort ' and the people there, with their longe f .uih r orned to Dublin. One . ■ , • , to a LOSDltal Ione ns lospital SO so long as tta»ro there ie is hr.>nih breath h' ir"0* ?UnS*COU,d eQsi,y Bhoot UP ttntl day, .when a friend was calling,, the in my body. I'll die at home or in the 1 hpy have to look sharp on Mars to . erious'iucjdtot which I have narrated ' Btrert, but no hospital ever gets me, is referred tn. The young lady very see thia little moon,.which chmes noise­ repember that.” •-.willingly told her experieifce. The j lessly from one direction and disap­ . Mtor seemed very much struck and ] pears around the corner in another, re­ OUTGROWN FRIENDSHIPS. gardless of the movements of the reg..sked for an. accurate desciption of the ' --------huly “For,”’ said she, “that home | Chanre* la the Bunny Ftalda of Com- i tilar moon. radeahlp. .<• longed to two aid ladies, ristert, ami | rodrohip. more distressing STRANGE, BUT TRUE. viien they left their house they went j .■ ... . anything 7 ----------——«.H to orX at G. nrv». On of them.«‘ ,riM')shiP ■ WoDderfal Things That Happen to Men Who Khoot. ... X. n dikl Lh.lbu.* v»u «>w l ’7k'“««'b™UKb.M>me dIfftreEev of A well-known naturalist and sports­ l-jve giwn. died at the time you saw opimoa, some misunderstanding that man was shooting quail one day near her appear.” | a few words could have set right, or the Pyramids, says Pearaon’s Weekly. ; an estrangement the result of a hasty SUFFERING FROM THIRST. Sighting an owl, he raised his gun, and temper that prompted ugly words and was about to pull the trigger when, Eertlngs Dr*erlbc<l by » Wyoming Waa { untruthful, bitter sentiments; no, a judge of his surprise, the bird suddenly No one eon vimvcnr eauceive U« ujjvuiw torture, vi ot । t __ . i. the utnUppr twisted in its flight as if shot, and came : cun - outifcown - • ,ttm wbo-.uffen> whu .after, tnxn fnxn reu real’ thfmt. I 1>ro I’™^ 4"? Of “ J' ',eh »• fluttering to his feet On examination «• . . . . j one -side or the other. Perhaps educa- he discovered that the bird, although A- Wyoming man who waa loot on the ! : tion would be the better ward, or a in midair, hod broken its wing through plains describe* his wmBatioua in a ' iviu manner, it was before noon when • knowledge of the world a more comely the mere exertion of it® flight. | phrase, but whichever pleases most the When shooting on the moors in York­ ht begun his joumevover a desert strip, ■ ' outcome of the same never varies. shire an unlucky sportsmanhad hisone and l>efore night hie horse had fallen i Take two girls at school, says the solitary chance during the beat spoiled dead and be bad drained hte canteen. ! Philadelphia Times, chums they have by an extraordinary accident. Just Then he laid down -and tried to sleep, 1 J been through all the years of *»ttidy as he was shooting at a grouse flying but he son: awoke in the agonies of • j and fun they have jmssed together, about 4G yards away, another bird, thirst. “I couldn’t «cry out,” he waid, I separate at graduation swearing which had evidently lost its presence “because' my tongue was numb and jJI they eternal friendship, letters fly back and of mind, fluttered in front of his gun, •seli-ss from the ptun. When mowing ' forth for a time, and then one pays the receiving the whole of the charge in its «.iur* I just beheld the outlines of a ». v _ , ... ti-tAV other a v»it. Ah, bow many illusion body. It was literally blown to piece*. . .. .agon »n the distance. With a tr.ipar- , . __. . . .. / . Z ~ . . . . , , .ty have been dispelled m that reunion? Booth, the well-known collector of .tamau rffort Igye u.hr.ck »«! thrn । ho I knew -..o niore. W ben I refined ,hf i^toa'wnnnw. Brighton, once did the very same thing. He was firing at a small flock of com­ < onM.ou«n»M nn , bnnrh df hny wh|» u t^otherM.here-M> mon pochard when the charge hung near . flee, end two or U>mra were I . M Aft,r the flrfire, in consequence of which a rare looking M me. I learned later »**'■ time. they cannot help aeeing that . n>y ec«ara had .been beard bv a party • thi dl9e^ ,n “he nt. specimen had time to fly into the Tine of ®bot. It is now in the Brighton mut-f prospectors, who were skirting the ! - i m os ph ere that was once so thorosghdH»ert in order to make a short cut j1 ly congenial. The visit over, a few more Apropos, a strange freak of pur­ to ‘the Montana cattle trail, ar-«l that !; letters. Then silence and another friemdfridges may be mentioned. Epon cer­ ' st first they thought it was sorau wild ’ .ship lost In that great., labyrinth of tain occasions they ■will fly far out to animal; but one of the party insisted ; change that has grown upon the srxnny^ saa and settle on tbe top of the waves or. a sen rob. os :he had heard a mao fields <tf comradeship. with as much unconcern as if they ware make just, snch a noise before !he died | oq a turnip field,, although it means ot thirst in the Xlojnve desert. It was I THE MARINE BAND. certain death to cv;erv one of the covey. weeks before I recovered completely, | snd I lhavenit been more than a mile av.uy from water, and plenty of it, “The Marine band, now the pride of •*ince.” the nation’s capital,'’ said an old mu­ COOK BROS, Proprietor.. An opinion wna expres*ed by a profesBfcxittl man the other lay that doc­ tor* were a heart!eoa lot <f peop.’c, and the xAnn who expre^n-d ft becked it up, aays the New York Sun, wih an in­ cident he had witnesned in a hospital. A patient waa suffering fnJP hy­ drophobia, and the professional man, who waa looking at the stiflL-ror, asked the doctor: “Does the sight of water threw him into a apasm?” M^ou can see for yourself.* replied the doctor, a^d he produced a glass of water, the. s|ght of which brought on a spnmn horrible to wltnres. Some time later, when the ward where the sufferer wasiying was vis­ ited by two physician*, one of them naked the attending ebetor: “What is his couditbn? Ha* he got any chance of gettlnr well ?" “He. is very low" was the reply. “He’s likely to div my minute. You’ll at ,he autoP*y to-nx»rrow, won’t you?” . “That shocked me,” said the professional man. ‘It was all right, I know, Tbe pa'tient ddn’t understand, Vnt the idea was shoJting • It waa cold-btoodcd. It do*sn’t seem to me that a hu­ man beinp should ever permit himself to becone so callous. But they do. x ; , 1’’ ... .‘T ~r,h ’ ’‘ “ 1—“• m' 1T '’“Vv 052886 sictan to the Star writer, “had but few­ brass instrumeute except bugle* when > AND ITS ^cxnus it was organized. Indeed, there were Sjfjbere. • theEdiwr 1 have an absolute but few brass instruments in use in remedy for Consumption. By its timely use From al! that is-known of {Perrin** | thoe day., for oorneta alto born, and i^^tSof'hcidesases ha've tttr.ahead,.xqneT. it does not seem, saysithe New ! tubM are comparatively new. 1 re-, p; nIuncnUy cure d. So proof-positive am I York Sun, to be one of the largest of its J X V..WV iwn'brr to have oceu the Marine band», of ^tr that 1 consider it my duty to kire’. / -------- - ---------» '■* !: marching A .♦?- ----------------bL-I through tbe Btreete of this d two Iottks frtr to those of your readers in 1766• Ufa., with a. a, tail 40.000.000 40,000,000 miles in c.^ ledH1X violinista, with two or; wlx> have Consumption, Throat, Bronchial or kiurth. und | :u-~.'a within aOOO.OOO ■ m.1,„ .,.iol^ « a fiddle flddi. in la size between betw«« ' Lung Trouble, Trouble, if if they they will write write me me their U «.il« or the e«rU w ithout hurting any- (h „rfilu>r; rio)in Md the violoncello. CF«S 'xstofice tddrea. Sinrenlv. SLOCUM. J u i Xearl/^l ibe .Mher InnUutnenU were I ’-. axatl- M. Cm IU Fttrl St., Sew Tert. C*~ The Editorial ud BotineM Menaretn'r1 of IL. comet ot Ml r » aa com pined by ctari.net*, with an Udal'Apar GuAntatc* tote Keoeruca PrvponiUun. Herwhel to l>e 100.000.000 mile. In 1 p^nch horn. The big atL-i.trth.aii'1 IS.OOOXiOO in breadth. Itre- Trac,jon of the band for atreet parade, . MORTGAGE SALE, mained visible to tbe naked ejredfsreer- was a cuimeoi nhlrneof oe)is,waic*wi-recujT >*!la which were carried having b?eu made coBdltlojta . «ru • ofItafault a mortirige madebv Jame*toF. the Ncrwrwwl ar.r ♦ r?.j numbs. ■ ou stick above lhe player’s head. A DeltaNorw-sl. ni» wife. John Andrew*. .... ., .. rdrtL luuicsHiKcw feared would atnke the earth, hrat ap- : mllde „ pre^deal of notae; Inuit/in th.stale .><wi.ht~n-m i •*. .. of .< Count) ill the Stale of Michigan. In L ’*r .o> ... -------- J2Ci PI1 which > or!gage -•« rt catne bMk twfoe aftmllBt<. cytnbata. drum., baaal i nere w cieuii**** iv4^edue Five HlllKimt KHd cnxard, and then vanished. I nn^ snares, were more in evidence as Twenty eight Dollars and thirty-six cents and Honali’a comet, with a tail 40.060,000 fea>(urefl than they arc now. The Ms- no Milt or proceerfings at law bavlng been it»•t'tuted to rt-ioverttie amount secured by said a.ih-s lang, wm first seen in 1838, when band luu] honored credit of mortgag® or any part thereof. it . was xniles from tbe earth. inventing what waa called the hoom- ; Notice ta therefore hereby given, that on Sat­ .. . £2b.ft00,000 »«. urday the )Kh d*y of July XMC. at teu o ctaek It nearly ran into Venus, but did not. pah horn. It waa a horn of immense In the forenne*’ there will be sold at the north front door of the Court House, in tbe City of T)ie Freat comet of 1861 traveled at size. It was not iiftendeft ao much for Hastings; Couutv nf Barry and State of Mich the rate of 10,000,000 miles werj 24 musical _ purposes as it was to carry sgan. said Court House being tbe place in whleb the circuit eeurt for the County ol Barry i’** M. i.oura and many persons thought that i ©ff ~piunir. * Whenever the band offi‘ ‘ . Whenever the band offi- at public auction to the bighert bidder, the itsnail came in contact with the earth at receptions, bouquets and the wremhes described In said mortgage or so .’unc i(i of t hat year, there beinpr on that 1 iikc the bajidsmen packed it full of much thereof ».s«»y be necessary to Mrtlsiy the amount due on said mortgage, with the in cay “a phosphorescent auroral glaw?.” things for the children at home.” trrret thereon, and the costa, cbarsej and expenres allowed by law aod provided for Iu samI Much of tbe knowledge of thecompo- j 6 ------------ - ----mortgage, said premises being situated In the African Tree Crab*. > tion of wmete is due to tbe late Prof. • Vniageof D» lt«L County of Barry and State of In Africa there exists a tree-crab Mtehlgan and described as lot number sin«n Henry Draper, who waa very successful the Village of Delton also lot number one hi • • • bos tu a trick of crawling up a ■r* making photographs of several ctf which hundred and thirteen In Bush and Blackman s cocounnt tree, biting off half a dozen Addition to said Village oi De.ton, Barry'Coun­ Lfirni. ‘ *bunches and thenxcreeplng down again ty. Mich., according to we Recorded Plat thereJo„, backwards. The theory is that the nuts fLd.AKrtia.—. ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTS. are shattered by the fall, and tbe crab aumtioK. Kamaatos. Murt««w thus enjoys a hearty meal. Now the Atturner Tor natives try to stop these depredations, There are $200,000 worth of ancient MOfiTGAGE SALE. which often ruin the cocoahut crops, ilanziscripte in the Astor library, but Defaalt having been made In tbe eoudl’lon* and take advantage of the fact that the oldest of theae, saya the New York of » certain mortgage m*d® nJ imi0 World, is t he Evangeiiaterium, which the lower portion of the crab is soft Elida Shaw dated November,18th A D. 1W1. and sensitive. When they are beard iu and recorded In the office of tbe K«ri*tjr of it said to have been expreaaly executed Deed».b» th.CounO JI n the tree tbe native climbs half way up for Charles the Bald, the grandson of the tree and drives in a circle of pikes ‘ barlemagne. He was a patron of tbe made out of thorns. Tbe consequence line arts, and was especially fond of is when the crab comes down he en­ ’n.bellished manuscripts. This rare counters the thorns, and, supposing and pbee iouh manuscript is written on that be has reached the ground, he lets fine vellum and is an oblong quarto of the money* secured by said mortgage. go, and is socrippled by the fall that he 400 pages. The first four pages have is easily dispatched and eaten in his °rNow .’rhireforeJby virtue of the power of sale splendid full-length miniatures of the contained In said mortgage, and tbe statute In «ueh case made and provided, notice Is hereby _______ four evangelists, profusely illuminated turn. Jtaenth^onSaturd&tbeffltdday of May A. with liquid gold and emerald green, h sw at 10 o’clock in the forenoon. 1 shall A Hairy BorJill tu’ub le Auction, to the highest bidder, at The greatest curiosity of western ► haded with red and white on an em­ ?he North front door o< tbe Court H.vase In tbe purpled ground, the pictures covering Frasce is a modern Esau, in the person <• tv of Hidings 'that, being tbe place where of Leon Femerod, the nine-year-old the rirex’itConrt for Barry County-i* bolden). the entire page. . nrMRtare (Jescribe*^ Mid mortgage, or so aon of of weM-tO-w well-to-do p*rru» parents ‘Bring This superb manuscript was secured aon ‘’-s in - the — Minttdueon due on said said mortgage, wit!) sevtu per > ome 15 years ago by the late Mr. As­ little village of Vindieq. Thf boy was Hinoun of Twenwnvc iwi*™ tor, from the famous London biblio­ born in May, 1886, and from the day of his birth ho* been covered with a heeyy anKd Ior ti^n.the prrAl^belr tfdgeribed phile, Bernard Quartrich, who cata­ .u.mrjY. th" logued it in 1880 at $5,000. There are growth of curly. .Uaw-colored hair. Wkt' more costly manuscripts in the Astor Several attempt, bare been made w SopTtu thr remove tbla queer hlr.aU —rrowth. but l.brary—for instance, the Antipbonaire rvuju't -----------/"KiTown Town'two two(2)(2'i thirtyfirs fiv*(35) (35) Town (3) ■___ii ^ia nHarmntx Section thirty all_Mnuch attempt.have barebeen *>”ninln gj^u^r otofHoetion of Charles X., for which I am assured k> far uw nine nine (9) <»>*<«. etIPi ea>w. mueb io to North Range the late J. J. Astor paid $10,000. But rain. Tbe boy dtallkee wry much Mortgagee. this old manuscript of Charles the be called “tbe baity boy,” and even bi> rmur T. ronGBOV*. parent, arc Mid to be rery wnritwe Bald has, as an antique, no rival. Attorney for MortgMee. Dated February 1 <tb, 16W. on tbe subject. THE COMETS. . . diminishes danger to life of both mother and child aud leaves her in condllion more favorable to speedy recovery. Stronger after than before. confinement" says a prominent midwife, is the best remedy FOR RISING BREAST Known and worth tho price for that alone. Endorsed and recommended by midwives and all ladles who have used it. Beware of substitutes and Lmitatlac*. Makes Child-Birth Easy. Sent by Express or mall on receipt of price, $1.00 per bottle. Book "TO MOTHERS" mailed free, containing voluntary testimonials. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. ATLANTA. GA. SOU) BY ALL DRUGGISTS MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In the payment o a certabi bond and mortgage dated the ifrst da> of November A. D. w-eb made and executed ht? Jesse Austin, unmarried of Assyria. Barry Counts. Michigan, mortgagor io Eugene Har beck of the City of Battie Creek Michigan mortgagee and. recorded In the office of tbe Register of Deeds of Barry County Michigan in Liber 19 of mortgage* op page 14 cn the 19th day of November A. I>. )«H) al 4 o'clock p m aud duly assigned by said Eugene Hart.-eck to me Electa C. IloPon ol said City of, Battle Creek, and the assignment thereof recorded it. the office of ths Register ot Deeds of said Bam County ou the 27th day of July A. D. 1883 in Liber 23of mortgages on page im». by which drfanlt the power ol sale contained Id said mortgage has become operative, ami upon which said bond and mortgage there h claimed to be due for principal and Interest to date the sum of three hundred and sixty dollars and twenty one cerlts, and no suit or proceedings al law or In equity having been instituted to re­ cover the dei t secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof bow therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue, of the power of sale contallied In said mortgage, ami of the Statute ol the State of Michigan in such cases made and orovlded, on Saturday the sixteenth day ot May A. D. 1890, at io o'clock In ibe forenoon at the North front door of the Court House in the City of Hasting^. Harry County. Michigan, (that be­ ing tbe place of holding the Circuit Court for said County of Barry) tne undersigned will eel at public auctwn, ie the highest bidder, the lands and premises described in said mortgage, or so much thereof os shall be necessary to sat­ isfy the said Miiouut due aud Interest at seven percent, costs and expenses of sale, and an attorney fee of fifteen dollars allowed by law and provided for In said mortgage: said land and premises being described In saM mortgage as-tbe West fractional half of tbe East bait of the North West quarter of section Thirty Three <33) tn Township Number One (1) North of Range Number Seven (7) West being in tbe Township of Assy ria, Barry County Michigan. Dated February 18th, 1HM B * Electa CdlloLTOM, Assignee F. W. CLAPP, 3*.’ Attorney for Assignee, q^OL-Battie creek Mich. MORTGAGE 8AI.E. Default having been made In the conditions of a certalu mortgage made by George W. Gregory and Ann Gregory bls wife to Anna 8. Austin dated Janwuy -nd A. D. 1882. and re­ corded In lha office of the Register ot Deed*, for the County of Barry and State of Michigan, on tbe Second day or January A. D. iSKi <n Liber 33 of Mortgages, on page 335. on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at tbe date of idIs notice the sum of Twelve Hundred fiftyfive Dollars aud rixty-seven cent*, and an at­ torney's fee of Twenty-five Dollars provided for in said mortgage, and no suit or proceeds gs at law having been Instituted to recover the nioueys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof: N'ow.Tberrfeee. by virtue of tbe power of sale contained tn said mortgaae. and Che statute in such case vuaiie aud provided, natter Is here­ by giveu that on Saturday tbe Eleventh day of July A. D. 1806, at ten o’clock in the forenoon. I '■hail sell at Public Auction, to the highest Did­ der. at the North frontdoor of the Court House in the City of Hastings, Barr> Co.. Mich, (that being the place where tbe Circuit Court for Barry County is holdem, the premtars describea in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due on said mortgage.- with six i«r cent, interest and all legal costs, together with an attorney's fee of Tweuty-five Dollars covenanted fur therein, the premises being described tn said nwrtoge as oil those pieces or parcels of land situate in th** Town of Cartleton in the County of Barry and Ntateof Michigan, and known and described as follows: ... The East fifty acres of land to be taken cti the Hwuth West Quarter of Section No <18) ex­ cept two acres In the South East vortierthereof. Ai'-ottie South Ten acresot lano to be taken off tbe Non h We*t quarter of tbe South East quarter of said Seclinu No T8> all Id Township No Three (3> North.Range No Seven (7» West containing In all fl’tv eight (M) acres of land accoMtng to itie Vnited States survey thereof be the same mo. e or lew. ANNA S. A16TIN. FHn.tr T Colohov*. Mortgagee. Attorney for Mortgagee. Dated April 7. 96. ,__________ ;________ XT MORTGAGE SALE । 7i)cfaaU having bet-n'ntade |Id“ the condition* of a mortgage dated the 19th day of January. 1892, made by Win. A Dowd of tbe Township of Yankee Springs. Barry County. Michigan, to Theadotla Dryer of the City ot M*«mbu1l In said state aud ree rrird in thebTce <»f the Register of D-ed* for the County of Bam and State of Michigan on the first day ol February '.892, ir> I iber 35 of Mortgages, on »mge 24$ and tbe said Thredotla Dry-r having died January un, 188C and one Jasper Adams wa- on the 4 h day of April IKK appointed < tne Frobate Court in and for the County of v albouc la aald State as Administrator of tbe haiate of said Theadutia Dner deceasee hv virtue of which atipolntmml he now holds said mortgage as such administrator, and on which mortgage, there Is claimed fo b- due al Ib'-dHtrof this iiotic- tbe sum of Five Hund­ red and Three Dollars and fifty-four cent* and an aftoroey'a fee ol twenty five dollars pro vided for In said mortgage and n.o suit or pro­ ceeding* at law having been instituted to re­ cover the amount secured by said mortgage cr anv part thereof: t Notice I* therefore hereby given that on tbe eighth day «»f August. A. D. 1®G. at ten o'clock Iu tbe forenoon, there will be sold at the North iront door of the Court House. In tbe City c< Hastings, County of Barry and. State of Mich­ igan. (■•Bid Court House being tbe building i» which tbe Circuit Court for the County ot ttarry ta held), at public auction to the htgbeat bidder, the premises described In said mortgage or s* much thereof as may he necessary to satisfy tbe amount due on said mortgage, as alxive s« furtti with the interest thereon, and tbe costa charges and exi*Dse« allowed by law and pro­ vided for in said mortgage, said premises be­ ing situated tn the Township ot Yankee Springs- in *Le County of, Barry and Blate <f Mlch'gan aud described as the East half of the South West quarter of section twenty-seven, la town three North, range ten West containing righty acres of land more or less. Dated Hastings. Mltb. May 13.1896. Jasper Aha ms. Administrator of tbe Estate of Theadotla Dry­ er. deceased. Assignee of Mortgage. ALONZO K. KENASTON. Attorney for Jasper Adams Administrator Ar, Assignee of said Mortgagee. PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan. Countyof Barry At a session of the Probate court for tbe County of Barry, boldeu at tbe iTobnte Office ta tbe city of Hastings. In Baid county, on Wednesday, the 22nd day of April id tbe year one thousand eight hundred and ninety ’'present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. Iu the matter of the estate of Nancy M.JordBOn readtag imd filing the petition duly verified of Ralph S. Jordan, pray inc that administra­ tion of raid estate mnv be granted to Philo A. Sheldon or to sniue oilier auttaole person. Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday the 15th day of Mav. A. D. teW. at ten o'cicek to the forenoon. be nsslyned for the hearing of said petition, and lhatxhe heirs st taw of sidd deceas­ ed. and all other ihtmuis interested in said estate, are required to appear al a ****!ou of odd court, then to be balden at the Probate ofltae. in the city of Hasting*, ta said counts And show cause, if any rltrre be. w hy the prayei M the Mtltiduer may not be granted. Anfl it 1* further ordered, that said petitioner gh> notice to the persons interested in said wttate. rfthe pendency of said petition, and the bear in* thereof by causing a copy of this order to by puollshed in tbe Hastings Banner a dcww paper printed and circulated In said County ol Barry once ta each week for three suceessta* weeks previous to <aid 'tay a( bearing. (A true copy) CttABlJW W. ARMSTRONG. Judge of Probate. PROBATE ORDER. MORTGAGE SALK. ^HMOtCbarte. W. AnMtTOTf. Judge ot Frobote. County, Michigan, to anna S. Austin, Jabs u Bebmkr. Willtam H Stoeuni and Jwbn P_ as Executors of tbe estate of Robert F. (jn reading and filing tnepetition duly vttffiM of Cha*. B. Bauer. Administrator ot said estate, praying that be may be authorized empowered and licensed to sell and dispose of tbe real es­ tate of sahl deceased, as in said peUuo* de­ scribed at private sale, for the purpose ot pay­ inc tbe debts, valid claims and expenses ot raid estate, according to the provision of tbe statute tn such case made ant! provided. Thereupon It is ordered .that Saturday the tab day of May, A. D., 1888, At ten o'clock in tbe forenoon, be assigned for the hexring of sild petition and that the heirs at law of said deceased and all other persons Interested In said estate, are required to appear at a session of said Court, then to be bolden at tbe Probate office. In tbe City of Hasting*. In said County, and show cause. If Buy there be. why the nrayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And it is further ordered, that said petit iod«r give notice to the persons interested la said estate, of the pendency of said petition and the bearing there ot by causing a copy of this order to be publish ed in the Hastings Banner. a newspaper printed and circulated in said County of Barry, once In each week for three successive weeks previous to said day ol hearing. Charles W. Armstrong, A true copy. ] Judge of Probate. MORTGAGE SALE.. Default haring been made In the conditions of a certain mortgage, executed by Lee Tinker to Mark Norris, dated the first day of Otfoter 188!, recorded the Seventh ttavof October 1881. Assigned by the said Mark Norrta, the eighth day of Deci mber 1888. to Tip Ketchum, axel by ibe Eaid Tip Ketchum assigned to Harvey Will­ iams, on the thirtieth day of December itoo, and ou which mortgage there is one. at the date hereof. Tv.o Hundred and Seventy dollars. Notice Is hereby given •.hat by virtue of the power of sate in said mortgage. I shall forecl4*e the same, by a sale at public auction to the highest bidder, at the North front door of the Court House, ta the City of Hastings, on tbe third day of July 189C. at ten o'clock to the fore noon, of all that certain piece or parcel uf land situated Intlie township ot Yankee Springs, County of Barry and Stale of Michigan know n and described as the South east quarter, of the North east quarter, of Section number twentytwo, In township three north of range ten west, containing forty acres of land according to the government survey, tbe same being the mort­ gaged premises. . Dated April 4th 1896. Harvey Williams. Chas. H. Bauer. Assignee­ Attorney for Assignee. OBDBB OF rVEUCiTlOS. State of Michigan,The Circuit Court for the County of Barry in Chancery. . Olive Lentogton ) At a session of said Complainant, Court, held at the vs < 'fCourt House in tbe Frederick Lenlngton I city of Hasting*, on Defendant. I Monday the 20tn day * of April A. D. IMG. Present Hon. Clement Smith. Circuit Judge. It satisfactorily appearing to this Court that the Defendant Frederick Lenlngton Is a non­ resident ot this state, and that be reside* in the State of Ohio. On motion of Bweerey a Svreezey Solicitors for tbe Complainant. It ts ordered that tbe said defendant Frederick Lenlngton cause tils appearance to be entered within four mouths from-tbe date of this order, and that ta cans of his appearance be cause bls answer to tbe complainant’s bill to be filed and a copy thereof to bo served upon the Complainant's Solicitors, within twenty dajB after service of a copy of said bin, and In default thereof that said bill be taken ms confessed. And it Is further ordered that within twenty days tbe x&la Com­ plainant cause a notice of tbifl order to be pub­ lished In the Hastings Banner, and that the said publication be continued for ta said paper for six successive weeks, at least ooce ta each week, or that he cause a copy of said order to be personally served upon the said defendant Frederick Lenlngton. at least twenty days be­ fore tbe time prescribed fur blB appearance. Clement Smith. Circuit Judge. on which mortfiice tin the date of thl* notice HiiGdred and fifty-oc MM* (Ml V,; andai. five doltara prorated ft no suit or proceeding »U toted to recover the amount secured by saidt mortpaae or any part thereof: ' Notice Is 1 ben-fore hereby given that •» Sat­ urday- the 23rd day of May A. D. J«, at tate 01 clock in the tort-noon, there will be sold, at the North front door of the Court House, ta the City of Hastings. CounQ of Barry and State of Michigan. ’Bald Court House being the bnildinr In which the Circuit Court for the Comfy ol Barry ta held] at public auction, to tiM hlgtrsi bidder, tbe premtsee described in said mort­ gage. or in much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the amount due on said marfgagft,. asabovetet forth with tbe interest tteroom. and th- costs charges and expenses allowed py taw and - provided for hi said mortgage, said premises being situated ta the Couitiv <h Barry and State ot Michigan oral described aa all those certain pieces and parcels of land destrlbed as follows, to wit: Tbe East half LE 4J of the South West quarter IS. W. •$ Section fifteen [is] containing Eighty IH>] acres of land. ul»o tbr South West quarter Is W. ><] of tbe South West quarter [S. W. !<] 0! Secftoa fifteen HS] except two [2] acres out ot the South West corner thereof. All in Township­ number One North, Range namber Seven Wesct Barry County, Michigan, and containing ta all One Hundred and Eurtiteen [118] acres land, according to the United states Surrey thereof. Dated. Hastings, Mich.. February 19.1896. ANNA S. A varix. John L. Beamijwu W1LUAM B. 8LWVW. ■ Jobs P. Dt»t gxabb. Executors of the Estate of Robert F. Anstiav ■ deceased. Mortgagees. AlonzoE. KKXAffroN. Attorney for .Mortgagees. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made ih tbe conditions of a cext tin mortgage made by Hiram A. Bar­ ber, Elizabeth K/Barber his wife, Clarence Barber and Lillian Barber bis wife to Full ip T. COIgrpve dated March 14 A. D. 1896. and record­ ed Tn the office <d the Rectster of Deeds, tor tbe Countv of Barry and State of Michigan, on the Utii day of March A. D. iteS in Liber 47 ot. Mortgages, on page 2Ct>, That sate inortgazewas duly assigned to Sarah Johnsc®, and duly recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds, for Barry County. Michigan. Tnat sala mortgage was upon the express condition that should default be made in-th* payment of iuteresL or any part thereof 00 »y day whereon the-same is made due and pay­ able. as above expressed, and should the same­ remain unpaid and In ax rear for the space ol thirty days then and from thenceforth, that l» to say. alter tbe lapse of the said thirty taya»so much of the aforesaid principal sum of threw hundred seventy four and 16-100 dollars a» re­ mains ’unpaid, with al! arrearage of Interest thereon, shall, at the option of the sate party at the second part become dne and payable. Default having been made in tbe payatenr at; interest due March 14th. W86 and tbe samba* Ing remained unpaid and In arrears. f» ttaspace of thirty days and upwards the MmmmV principal sum of three hundred ssven4y-fo«trand ic-ioo dollars with ail arrearage at’ iaterest tbereon is aow declared due and payable by the terms of said rnsrtgage. on wtxlcu -r i <rtoea there ts Claimed to be due at the date oC tnta notice the sum of four hundred three Daltara. and afteen cents, and aa attorney'• teft oh Twenty-five Dollars provided for la *ai<U zxrrtgage. and no suit or proceedings at tart aaviag been Instituted to recover the moneys secured by fluid mortgage, or aaypart thereof; Now. Therefore, by virtue of tbe power of sale contained in saw mortgage, and tbe statute, in such case made and provided, notice is boroby given that on Saturday the Twenty-fiftk tey of July A. D. 1896. at ten o’clock in the fore­ noon. I shall sell at Public Auction, to the high­ est bidder, at the North front door of tbe Ctwurt House ta the City of Hastings. Michigan (that being the place wtiero- the Circuit Court, toe Barrv County Is bolden\.the premises describee* In said mortgage, or so much thereof aa-may tar necessary to pay tbe amount due on said iaortgase with seven per cent. Interest, and-all • legal MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made in the conditions of a certain mortgage made by Margrett A. Stevens. Florence E.Spaulding. Orrin E. Bar­ ker. MaryE. Barker Blanche B. Barker, Agnes Barker. Martin V. Barker. Harriett L Barker es being described in said mortgage as at! tPcew* to Emily D. Bostwick, of Ithaca, New York certain pieces nod parcels of land situate atut doted December 17 A. D. 1889. and record­ being in the city of Hastings in the Ootmtr «g ed In the office ot the Register of Deeds, tor tbe ■ Barry and State of Michigan, and known xnA County of Barry and State ot Michigan, on the described as follows; toth day of December A. D. 1889, ta Liber. 33 of The North half ot lots Nine hundred and slx-^ Mortgages, on pare 73. on which mortgage there ty-tbree (963) and Nine hundred.sixty-four is claimed to be due at tbe date of this notice of the City of Hastings. Michigan, according to, the sum of E'gbt hundred Ninety Eight Dollars tbe recorded plat thereof. and Ninety Eight ceuts.and an attornej’s teeot , _ Sarah Johnhok. Twenty-fire Dollars provided for ta said Phiup T. Colgrovi. Assigneeol Mortgagee^ mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law I Attorney for Assignee of Mortaagre^ ’ baring been Instituted to reeorer the money* Dated April». i W. secured by said mortgage, or ary part thereof; Now, Therefore, by virtue of the powap of sale contained io Bald mortgage, and the stat­ MORTGAGE SALE ute in such case made and provided, notice is Default having been made In the cowdltion* hereby given, that on Saturday tbe 1st day of August A D. IWBtat 10 o'clock in the tortndon.l of a certain mortgage made by Tbe Michigan shall wll at Public Auction, to the highest bid­ Whip Company a corporation organized under der at tbr North front door of the. Court Bouse the laws nt the State of Michigan and basing in tbe City of Hastings, (that being tbe place Ite place of business at Hastings, Barry Ceuuty, where the Circuit Court for Barry County h Michigan to the Hastings City Bank a torpor* holden). tbe premises described ta said mort- tion organized undertbe laws of tbe State off gMfe, or so much thereof as may be necessary Michigan and having its place of business at to pay the ainnaiiidueon said mortgage, with Hastings, Barry County. Michigan,dated March 8 ner rent, luterrsr. and all legal coals, together 5. A. D. 189C. and recorded In the office of the with an attorney’s fee of Twenty fire Dollars Resister of Deeds, for the County of Barry and covenanted for therein, the premises being de­ State of Michigan, on tbe Fifth day of Mareb. scribed In said mortgage as all that! certain lot A. D. 1896. In Liber 33 of Mortgages, on poR» piece and parcel of land situate In the Town ot 42L on which mortgage there Is claimed lobe .Maule Greve In th- County of Barry and State due at tbe date of tills notice tbe sum of Five of Michigan, and kr own and described as fol­ tLousand one hundred eigbty-slx Dollars and lows: aud an attorney’s tee ot Thirty­ Tbe Rast half of the South East Quarter of fire Doiiatt nrovlded for In said mortgage, aitd Section Tliirty-twn (32) tn Town Two (2) North n”®r Proreedlngs at law having been in­ Range Seven i7) West containing Eighty Acres stituted to recover the moneys stcured by said mortgage, or any part thereof; of Land more or less. Xow.Tbe^fore, by nnue of tbe powrr ot Emily D. BbaTwicx, contained in said niwtore, »CI| the MatuteMortgagee. sale In such case made and provTar*^otlw. PHI LI P T. COLGROVR, by given that on Friday the Third Q», Of . Attorney for Mortgagee. A. D. 1HB6 at 10 o'clock In tbe Forenoon, j » Dated Arril28tb, 1806. sell at Public Auction, to tbe highest bidder, aw tbe North front door of tbe Court House, in the MOKTI.AUB SALE. of Hastings Ithat being the place where Default having been made In the conditions City the Circuit Court for Barry County is holdea]. of a mortgage made by Wm. H. Whipple and tbe premises described In said mortgage, or bis wife Kila A. Whipple, to Job* Andrews. much thereof as may be,necessary tw pay the January 5.1883, and on January 23. IBM. record­ so amount due on tald mortgag*. with eight per ed In tbe office of the Register of Deeds of cent. Interest, ail legal costs, together with Barry County In the State of Michigan. In Uber au attorney ’s and fee of Thirty-five Dollars cov­ <4 of Mortgages, on page 103. on which mort­ enanted therein, tne premises being de­ gage there is claimed to be due Five Hundred scribed Infor said mortgage as all those certain and Fifty One Dollars and eighty-nine cents lots pieces and parcels of land, situate in theand no suit or proceedings at law having been City Id tbe County of Barry »M Instituted to recover the amount secured by StateotofHastings Michigan, and known and described as. said mortgage or any part thereof. : Notice is therefore hereby given, that on Sat­ follows Lots six hundred twenty «even (aril six hun­ urday tbe 18th day of July 1896. at ten o'clock dred twenty-eight [C’Fl and six hundred twenty- ■ In the forenoon, there will i»e sold at tbe north ((2flI together with tbe tenements, heredit­ front door of the Conrt House. In the City of nine aments and appurtaD*-Dceebelcmgir<ar IwaayHastings. County of Barry and State of Mich­ wlse pertaining to or situated upon said reai igan, said Court House being tbe place In which estate Including the power connected xitbtbe tbe circuit court for the County of Barry is buildings upon said real estate ateiq Including held, at public auction to the highest bidder, engine, boiler shafting counter shafting,pudey* tbe premises described in Mid mortgage or so bangers, belting aud machinery of every natarw. much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the kind connected with or in said bulMlngi. amount due on said mortg tge with tbe interest and _ ■ Hastings city Bax*. thereon, and tbe costs, charges and expenses iup T. eoiXMtoVS, Mortgage. allowed by law and provided for In -said mort­ _ PhAttorney Mortgagee. v gage, said premises being situated In tbe Vil­ Dated March for M, IMS. lage of Delton, County of Barry and State of Michigan aud described as Village Lota Num ber thirty four and thirty five In the Village of Defton, Barry County, Michigan, according^to MORTGAGE SALE the Recorded Flat t hereof. Default having been made in tbe eouditioii* Dated April 92.18K. of a certain mortgage made by Fred W. Rick el John andrkw*. Alonzo E. Kenabtox, Mortgagee. and wife Mettle ot the town of Haatiag*. Barry County, Michigan, to Hamuel Carse* at GateaAttorney for Mortgagee. tni'g, Kalamazoo County. Michigan, dattwi December? A. D. 1886. andrecardedln tbe vtPROBATE ORDER. fioe of tbe Regi*tcr ttf Deeds, for tbs Cwilj at Barry and State of Michigan, oe the Beweatb State of Micbigan/County of Barry, ss. At a semtten of tbe Probate Court. foi day ot December A. D. 1886 in Liber 26 ot MeroFVobate office. in the blty of Hastings, ^In said County, on Monday tbe 27th day of April, tn tbe year one thousand eight hun­ Sevencente. and an attorney's fee oFfterm Dollars provided far In said mennge.and n» dred and .ninety kix; Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of suit or proceeding-* at law having been instttt*cd to recover tbe mono s sucured by said moriProbate. gage. or any part thereof; In the matter of the estate of Valentine O. Now, Therefore, by virtue ot the power ©F Buck, deceased. Ou reading and filing tbe petition duly veri­ sale contaiiH-d in said mortgage, and the siMMwfied, of Henry Burton, Administrator of said In sneb case made and provided, notice 1s here­ estate praying that hi* Inal account filed April by given that on Saturday tbe 13th day of June 34tb, 1K«. may be beard and allowed and a de­ A. D. IW6. at ten o'clock in the-Forenoon. I slutil sell at Public Auction, to We highest Ma­ cree of assignment duly made. Thereupon it Is ordered, that Saturday tbe der. st the North Front door of the CMrt.' 23rd day of May A. D., 1896 at ten o'clock Id House in the City of Hasting* |LW being Ite tbe forenoon, be o-vlgned for tbe bearing of place where the Circuit Court for Barry ('ottaiy said petition and that the belr* at law of said Ls hoi den], tbe premises described in safe! deceased and all other persons Interested In mortgage, or so much thereof as may be nerrwsaid estate, are required to appear al a session sary topay tbe amount due on wtid mortgage-, of said court, then to be boldcn at the Probate with 8 per cent interest, and all legal costa ta. Office. Id the elty nf Haniings, .in aald County, getber with an attorrey’a fee of Fifteen DoHms and show cause, if any uierw be. why the prayer covenanted for tberelo. the premises being <ke>of the petitioner may not be granted. And It scribad In said mortgage as ail that certain lot is furtta-r ordered, that said petitioner give no­ piece and parcel ot land situate in the Township tice to the persons Interested In said estate, ol of Hastings In the County ot parry and mate <*« the pendency «f told petition and Jbe bearing Michigan, andjtnown and described as foUowsz thereof by causing a copy of this order to be .Tbe Wewt half of the East half sf East h*H of published in the Hastings Banner, a news­ North East quarter of Section Twenty-four [2U paper printed and cirauiated In said County Id Town three ]3] North Range Eight [«] west if Barry, once in each week for three suceetolve containing twenty acres more er te*s. weeks previous to said day of bearing. . 8AMU«LCAIIS«nPHJLIPT. COLOBOVg. Mortgagi ft. CrtA*. w. ARMSTRONG, <A true copy. J udge of Probate. �Hastings Banner. Thursday, May 14, 1896. MARSHALL L. COOK.Ed;tor. THE HASTTN69, MICE.. POSTdmCE, . AC0U8T 14, 1879. EDITORIAL notes MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS. meet rn STATE CONVENTION AT DETROIT AND ELEOT DELE­ GATES TO ST. LOUIS. U.U. <0 Kt«t«.»t Cb.u»2 “ And then Declare for McKinley. The republican. of Mlchlr«n r»tber»^ Iu MU tore. «t ttw il>» metropolis Weduudsy ot last week to elect delegates aud alternates at large to tbe St. Louis «">rentlon, and to eleet a coalman of Hte State Central Committee and a State Cen­ tal Committee. Soon after the contention assembled It waa learned that a very pleaeant aurprlse was tn store. Hon. Obfnncy M. Depew, the famed orator and after dinner speaker of New Terk City was In Detroit on rail­ road business eonnedted with tbe Michi­ gan Central railroad and he gave the conrention a very able speech. His arganentn why the repdbllcan party shnnld be returned to power were all loudly ap­ plauded and hla -story telling was Im­ mense. His comparison of the democratic party to the little boy walking through the reekskin cemetery, and eating green applre orer tbe graves of his little compan­ ions and whistling "Nearer My God To Thee." bronght down the boose, aod It waa-eeveral minutes before order could be restored. When be mentioned McKinley’s name along toward the last ot suite a list of others, tbe convention went wild, men eheered and bets, handkerchiefs, umbretlu and everything else that could be moved was either thrown or waved In tbe ale, Tbe only Chauncey said that pro­ tection would be the leading Issue this year and with-it the republicans were Io march to certain power. At the close of bls speech be was given three cheers and a tiger. Beoator Janes, of Hillsdale, made a good speech, though too long, upon aceepUng tbe ebalr. Gen. R. A. Alger, ot Detroit, T. J. O’Brien, of Grand BapIds,Jobn Dnncar.of Calomel, and Mark 8. Brewer, of Pontiac,• were elected delegates at large. N. J. Kelsey, of Bettie Creek. Henry A. Halgh. of Detroit, George H. Kempf, ot Ann Ar­ bor, end 1- C. Washington (colored) of> ' Port Huron were elected as alternates. Tbe latter alternate was loudly cheered and waa forced to take tbe platform, which be dM and made one of tbe best speeches made, and scored a hit when he said that I “hla greatest regret was that he wasn't elected a delegate at large oo that be could, I Criasey, of Mldlaod.moviag that tbe finan-1 cial plank of tbe Minneapolis plstforw be substituted for both majority and minority reports which was carried. Tbe Minneapolis financial plank, which waa adopted m a substitute for both ma­ jority and miaedty reports, and which Is tbe financial plank of tbe republicans of Michigan as adopted at Detroit read* as follows:— “TUe American peapie front tradition an1 Interest favor bimetaltem. and the republican narty demands tbe use ol both gold and silver aa standard money, with sued restrict lou» an cl under «<»cli provisions, to be determined by lecteiaUou. as will aecwre the mainteuAoce of the parity of two metals, so teat the purchasing and debt paying power of tbe dollar. whether erf cold, silver or paper.ftbab be al all tones equal. Tbe Interests ot the producers ol toe country. Its farmers and Its workinraeo, de mand that every dollar, paper or coin. Issued by the government shall be as good as any oth­ er. We commend the wise «d patriotic steps ah-e-idy taken by our government to secure an International conference to a opt such mews ares as will secure a rarity of value between gold aud silver for use ay money throughout toe - world.** Hon. Dexter M. Ferry, of Detroit, was elected unanimously as Chairman of tbe State Central Committee and Frank Waite, of Sturgis, and Alonzo Vincent,of Berrien County, were elected members of the State Central Committee from the "Fourth Congressional district. One very decided feature of the conven­ tion was the way In which Hazen S. Pin­ gree, of Detroit, was turned down at every opportunity. The sincerity of his Inten­ tions and bls declarations werequeatloned. and remembering the action of the Wayne County delegation two yean ago in voting blank, the delegates present sat down on Pingree, and everything that smacked of Plngreeism Including Ex-Governor Lnce and Hon. Perry Hannah, who were turned down as delegates at large because of a reported alliance with Pingree’s forces. After a telegram had been sent to the In­ diana State Convention endorsing Mc­ Kinley it adjourned. HOW DEMOCRATS RUN THINGS. 9t tbe calamitous judgment of 1892. Il will doC do, therefore, topermit the tariff question to take a secondary or allow it to be obscured by the finan­ cial question. The popular instinct t-qrns to the existing tariff system aa the source of the evils that have so heavily oppressed the nation since the democratic party came into power in tbe national administration,'qnd-th© popular instinct is right. Restore pro­ tection to industry and wages to labor by adequate duties on importations, give the national treasury enough.rev­ enue to balance its expenditures, carry out Mr. Blaine’s system, of reciprocity, encourage our shipping by discriminat­ ing duties and make ample appropria­ tions for the national defenses and far public works. ' Let congress do. this and the silver question can be left to the doctrinaires and the silver mine owners to talk over. With restored prosperity among 'he people the silver craze will vanish like the mist of the night—Newark Adver- BACK IN 1892. The estimates of tbe receipts from in­ ternal revenue source* was $158,000,­ 000. Up to this time they have reaenrri $120,000,000. and it is expected thatw figures for tbe completed year will be about $14*000,000. . The receipts from miscellaneous Anyone desiring to sources are expected to slightly, buy any farm orge? | —After the cocoons intended for the the eatimatea of $16,000,000, making the dlk manufacture have been finished property win do total receipts for the year about $317,­ , the worms are killed by the beat either “.look up the bar. 000,000. v . • of sfesm or of hot water. If the insects The secretory’s estimate of tbe years gains offered be]ow expenditures was $362,000,000, which, ▼ere allowed to esape the value of the according to his figures, would leave a e»coons would be lessened. -For several years an old soldier deficiency of $17,000,000. ___ The actual expenditures, however, it has been compelled, by poverty, to live ; in lie poor bo use' of Carroll county, Mo. I is now thought, win aggregate about Itot 44*. star Ferd't Motet, 1^; $352,000,000. or $10,000,000 less than Mr. He his just received a pension, and has • Carlisle’s estimate in December last, so decide! to remain in the poorbouse and i pay hi: board, because he likes his ! that the deficit at the dose of the year, •H«N. it is believed, will not show any mate­ home th»re so well. —Indiana’s oldest residents are Alex- j rial change from $25,162,423. This makes the total defldt for the three ■ ander Ferju?on and his sister of i fiscal years ending June 30,1896, $136,- of Franktoi. Alexander is 103 years ! Any of above parcels old and hi-, sister 107. Alexander' 861,812.—Chicago Tribune. wi 1 be sold on ti^e ETHundreds of thousands of demo­ worked on tie farm every day, doing ' the ordinary »horea of the place until ! with reasonable nav. crats who in 1892 wanted “tariff re­ ments down. form" hove got enough of it to last a he had passed his 100th birthday, and lifetime, and will in 1896 give a plumper f‘ is still in excellent health. He takes a ' dally walk, of a little more than two for protection.—Chicago Inter Ocean. ‘miles. His wife iaover 90 and is in good M imi crop of “clover** which was health. . promised as the sure result of a demo- j। —The army rules arc that two-inch cratic triumph in the presidential elec-Ji ice will sustain a nan or properly- * HASTINGS. MICH. tion of 1892 seems to have been excluspaced Infantry; fou^-inch ice will •Jvely reserved for export purposes. It | ■ carry a man on borselack or cavalry j h perfectly true that the manufacturers I, ©r light guns: six-inch he, heavy field ' of Bradford and of Chemnitz and of a ] guns, such as 80 pound«« eight-inch good many other foreign towns have , ice. a battery of artillery with car­ been living in clover ever since tbe [ We have some riages and horses, but not over 1,000 Gorman-Wilson tariff was passed, but pounds per square foot on altdgea; and with the mill people of America it is 1j ten inch ice sustains an army or an inabout the leanest season which they j• numerable multitude. Ou 15-iseh lee 'fhnirn ConJ have ever experienced since the old ■ railroad tracks are often laid snooper- I OCLu sieve-holders upset the protective du­ a ted for months. ties that gave “extravagant wages" to —Tbe most important, as well as tbe ( free northern labor in 1846.—Boston commonest metal in the world, is iron, i Journal. It is almost everywhere in nature. We 1 Also SEED CORN kT-Thc two wings of the democratic are bombarded from cosmic spaces by ' party refuse to flap harmoniously. It meteorolites of nearly pure iron*, the begin a.to look more and more as if two spectroscope finds it in stars ao distoat of excellent quality. Our presidential candidates will be named that tbo naked eye sees but emptinesa stock of crockery and glass­ at Chicago.—Toledo Blade. in the abysses wherein they burn. It Hutnor la the Family. wear was never inoie com makes a 12th part of the crust of the ‘'One of those lacy, good-for-nothing earth. Ito particles are mingled in tbe plete or cheaper than now tramps called to-day and wanted a dust of every country road, in tbe air . piece of pie,” said tbe landlady, during we breathe, in the water we drink, in * a momentary silence. tbe food we e«L It is the great colorTbe bachelor boarder faltered and 1st of nature. Even the red of our j laid down his knife and fork. SWEET PICKLES $c toz. xc <$. blood is due to Ito presence. “And did he get it?" he queried, onrSOUR PICKLES, sc Per doz. iously. Ale, Whteh la more used in England OLIVES in Bulk. 30c qt. “Not much," returned the landlady; than in Amerien, ia a heavier malted “he got a piece of my mind Instead.” “Which probably destroyed his.** Uquor than beer, and contains a small proportion of hops. It was a favorite piped the thin boarder in the tenor Bom« Changes Since the Democrats Caste Into Power. I This Is a fitting lime to recall to m:nd apaMagect history every intelligent man kntfvshe may not always remember just when the recollection is most important for his guidance aa a citizen, or as a manufac­ turer. merchant or banker. Four years ago it was quite fashionable in bus‘“*“ circles to be indifferent about polities. Many men of capacity and expenenee vent about saying to each other that it really did not make any difference to u»e country whether one sound man orian­ other should be elected president. They vxere dead sure that Cleveland was “round." He had been tried for b term, and bail stood manfully against freecoinoge of silver, and men p*veT to ask how far he would go toward de­ j struction of the greenback circulation, or tbe national banking system, in oj™ to make room for state bank notes. Harrisen also bad been tried, men said, and he was unquestionably safe. Between two safe candidates business men were not called upon to spend time or give money or to get excited. Just then the clatter wnaall about the money question. It is apt to be in Wall street, among the people who deal in money and use it us the chief instru­ ment of their business, and naturally u*ink infinitely more about it than I about tbe wages of labor. The city is voice from the foot of the table. “His what?” demanded the landlady, crowded with importing concerns and agents of foreign manufacturers and sternly. “ Peace of mind," explained the thin merchants and bankers, whose interest is to belittle the tariff question in order boarder, apologetically. Everybody cried out in applause at that Americana may be the more easily One could even hear tbe pea r-ersuaded to let down the bars and ad­ thia. mit foreign goods with kws restriction. soup and see the jelly roll. — Chicago News. The prevalent talk in many business During the discussion of tbe general deficjencyxbill in the house a few days ago Congressman Hopkins, of Illinois, made some interesting comparisons be­ tween republican and democratic tariff reform. Touching the deficit of $896,000 in the expense of collecting thecuatoms revenue, he pointed out that in 1892, under the McKinley law, the republican administration collected $199,452,964 at a cost of $6,450,466. Four years later, under the Wilson law and a democratic ndminiatration, $169,288,399 has been collected, but at an expense of $7,239,183, ■or $734,520 more than it cost the repub11 cans to collect a greater sum by $20,­ €00,000. Incidentally it appears that the democrats have employed 272 more men to carry on customs work than the re­ publicans had and have increased the t ircles four years ago was that the tariff salaries of 168. When President Harrison retired from really made very little difference with office, at the end of a period of uncom­ the prosperity of the country, and that mon prosperity, his party was able to -.he McKinley tariff win anyhow ex­ point with natural pride to the .fact treme and too high, and if it should be lowered a little nobody would be hurt. as a repreeeatatlve of hla race, caat a baL that, since 1888, the national debt had With such cheap and superficial nobeen reduced by $259,000,000. Aside M for Wm. McKinley tor prealdenL" from this there was then in the treasury 110ns as these, many thousand business ’ Tbe great fight ot the eenventlon came I men faced a decision which inroad for a free balance of $125,000,000, '"over on tbe financial plank of the platform and $100,000,000 of which was in gold. Three * them and for 20,000,000 w age-earners of aa unexpectedly large silver sentiment years of Cleveland and the new tariff— this country the wore*disaster known was found. The report ot the majority of of “Grover and Clover,** as the cam­ for 50 years. They were fond in those the resolutions lomml’tee read as follower paign song went—reveal what condi­ days of treating with a superior air of contempt the earnest appeals of men •The Bepubllcans of Michigan In rooreatlyy tion? Is there any of the industrial aseembled at this convention, renew their faltb improvement which was promised? who knew that protective duties, which ta the wit clples of tbe republican oarty. whtaj Witness the closed woolen mills. Any nad been maintained without a break brooxbt uneaanmled prosperity to the natlop I Site pul and will restore pnwperltv to tpe greater measure of employment for the for 31 years, could not be broken down future. We therefore submit tbo loltowiuk Imasses? Instance 3,000,000 of tramps. or even seriously threatened without a n^We*brttave ta a tartfl duty on foreign Imror- ’The reduction of the national debt has great collapse of Industries. Tbe su­ rations, prodnetng sufficient revenue tor the long since ceased and the government perior business men were pleased to umport of the goveromeut and so adjusted •* ta3re prweetwo to American Indusuiee and is spending $6,000,000 per month more say that it was all nonsense to attach Anwriean labor, now opprewied to »n,,unl*™b I leleddtgree by threatened aod partially-jarow <than it receives. As Congressman Hop­ such importance to a tariff anyway, and kins puts it: “The democratic admin­ that the McKinley bill had been a blun­ istration has issued bonds to the sum of der, and it waa no wonder if some reacSthJuSSbnialonJuie^^ N the $262,009,000, put a mortgage for that ■ Hon in public opinion resulted. But I Cleveland was a very conservative and amount to bang over us for 30 years and tafe man, and if he should be elected he TSiro'tbe’rtou'S Iadded $11,000,000 to the interest on the would rule his party and see that no indebtedness.” ref wSwJnMts dMHWrioo can be removed and bonded I I {JSSra^iantf sound bu«tress prosperity be , Nor is this the full indictment which violent or harmful change was made. So it really did not matter, and the r^We believe In the principles of reeiifrocivv ithe Dlinois representative presents. aa instituted aod loHejed by America s be- Knowing that tbe farmers of the coun­ sensible man of business was he whorelored statesman, James G. Blnine. and there- try would suffer most by a k>w tariff, fused to waste money and tiny* about tore demand ita restoration ae a wise and Dec- 5 eaaaxy supplement to a protective tariff. 1 there was a chance for the democracy, things which concerned only the fel­ “We are united In favor ef the Domination 1when it killed the McKinley law, to lows who wanted office. of Wm McKinley of Ohio by the republican j That waathe widely prevalent temper nrtv for the ofltoc of pre? ide nt of the Unlied ,leave the reciprocity clause in force. Katee, and hereby.instruct tbe delegates se- Reciprocity had opened a rich market and the tone ot conversation in many । levied at this convention to use all honorable means to secure bis nomination so tong as bls in Germany, Francs and the Latin business circles in 1392. Before the elec­ name Is before tbe national convention ” American states for the products of the tion had been two weeks past gold be­ -We are unyielding and uncompromising In ourdtuinnd for sound and honest money. We United States. But the democrats gan to go out of the country in a flood. an In favor of the use of goW, silver and paper closed that market. As a result the Before Mr. Cleveland had been a week dollars in our currency, all maintained at a deficit has been increased and the agrl- in office he selected Mr. Carlisle, long­ ^•op^^r,”w^?S!D««"br: cultural classes have been deprived of time rhampinn cf free trade, state banks voivea the depreciation of any portico of our | CHCTcney. and therefore are opposed to the free a trade which was a port of their live­ and silver coinage, as secretary of th© • and unlimited coinage of silver by this country lihood. treasury. Before he had been a month alone under present condition*, believing that It was noticeable whea these facta, in office Carlisle’s letter expressing anti) coinage would destroy the parity and de| predate and contract tbe currency. concretely stated, were put before tbe doubt whether treasury notes should “We have always given protection to our bouse that the democrats in charge of not be paid in silver precipitated the ship builders. In late years we bare neglected to protect our ship owners. We behevr the time the deficiency bill had nothing to say. panic for which the closing of hundreds baa* come to return to tbe policy ot Washington The figures spoke for themselves. They of mills aud factories and mines, and nod Hamilton, which by discrlinlDating duties in favor of American bottoms, secured M per will continue to do so until tbe end of j the denial of employment to a vast cent ©four carrying trade to American ships, the pending campaign. They are more army of workingmen, had been prtparusd wMcb. If now restored would ■<■»" revive car sbtopiug and eauMs American freights to eloquent than words and more im­ 1 ing. After looses of several thousand be pate to Americans.” pressive than mass meetings, and they raUlloM, what is tbe verdict of the Senator Hopkins, of Mt.-Pleasaat sub- point unmistakably to a republican people dow? Their votes at recent elecmltted.a Minority report declaring that the electoral triumph. — San Francisco tkms show that they know by this time Chronicle. that It does make some difference which I republican party at Minneapolis declared THE ALL-IMPORTANT TARIFF. ,party succeeds. The choice of McKinley for bimetifkism and making silver statMidelegates shows that they want a return art money and that the financial plank of to the. republican principles which Ite majority report would take ua baek to shaped legislation and ad-ninistibative The McKinley sentiment that is car* action In tbe yean of unexampled pros­ Cleveland and bonds. He snbmltted tbe vying everything before it throughout perity, before men intellectually lazy following aa tbe minority report:— the country bee a plain enough mean­ <r intellectuaPy blind voted for a -Tbe American people from tradlttoi1 and tasereat favor bimetallism, and the ropubllrah ing, and that is that the people’s minds change.—N. Y. Tribune. party demand tbe use of both gold and si I ver aa are fixed upon the tariff question as the sUtodard money and demands that all doHr* THE YEAR'S DEFICIT. rtriinr erf gold, Mfcrer or paper, shall be ot full predominant issue this year. It is la^Jteoder. poe*e**log full and eq>uipurch >■- taken for granted that McKinley is all tag aad debt paying power, thereby having a j^rttrof value and t-that end we demand a right on the financial question and yarciy American system of m >ney. based utKjn that he will stand squarely on the finan­ । The treasury deficit for the fiacal «oM aM silver wltbwK advantage to either at tee Biata of this government. We demaud cial plank to be adopted at St. Louis. 1 year ending June 30, 1896, will be ap­ that all paper monejrtaued by the government But the great charm of McKinley’s proximately $25,000,000. This is the stad m rodeemahhs in gold or sliver at the op candidacy is his identification with tar­ opinion of officials and others best qual­ tem of the government. -We are opposed t»tbe retiring of the green iff protection. ified to make an intelligent estimate of »arf-fi ths t-TW-.- re» -- --In advocating the nomination of Mc­ the result of tbe fiscal operations of the । Kinley people want to emphasize their year. In his annual estimates sent to con­ desire that the foremost place in the campaign be given to tbe tariff ques­ gress at the beginning of the present ■mt bonds. thetvby ttxlog thr people u» beeesession the secretary of the treasury tion. If there were no such popular V0 U dollar*— tbeprotts aeeuriex U> it ;a the ex pen m uf the feeling there would be no explanation estimated the receipts from customs for and no logic in the McKinley more- during the fiscal fear at $173,000,000. ▲ hot debate running through aD hoar men t, Personally, the Ohio candidate So far, with nearly ten mouths of tbe or so folk>*«l U>1, «<1 parUelptted ]D is not the most popular man in the re- year gone, the customs receipts have roaabrd about S137.OQp.OO0. with a fsjr FOE SUE., comfort. Potatoes, A more aristocratic drink is wine, tbe use of which is as old as civilization. Its origin is ascribed to tbe gods. The culture of the vine began in Armenia and Ponlus and speedily spread. The moat famous of Asiatic wines was that of Chalyb, which furnished tbe tables of the Persian kings. Wine was not used by the most juncieni Ropans. We want you to try our coflees. Hams&vanfiman Means everything. It gives tbe farmer poseasing the best Fuming Implements a cided advantage over all others............... Just how to obtain the best start may be a doubtful thing in some cases, but when it comes to (arming implements of various kinds Goodyear Bros, can give you the best start because they sell the best implements made. For instance there's the •‘Dandy” Combined Riding and Walking Cultivator, ■ strong, durable and does its work thoroughly and satis­ factorily. By a simple ar­ rangement all heavy lilting is done away with. Then there’s the NEW WESTERN CULTIVA­ TOR that ha, many points of usefulness about it possessed by no other similar machine in the market. With the new draft device the shovels may be forced into the ground to any required depth without any effort on the part of the driver. The cone bearing iDOt ’hown in ,he cut) “ adjustable in every way and all wear a en up in a moment, and a fifth shovel can be attached for puttmg in small grain. can of PTIAMDroi'^,t0 ,hMe we h*v« Ihe KRAUS RIDER and a lull line tn inreu u CULTIVATORS and it would be worth your time farmln flc* i( y°u ever wsnt anything in the line of BICYCl1pcP^EMBNTS’ BUGG1ES, WAGONS. HARDWARE U1LYCLES tt will pay you to call on GOODYEAR BROS. t . �Hasting' Banner Thursday, May U. 1896. w. R. COOK, Local Editor. My Mow Sale Mr. .nd Mrs. John Drnnl, hare toned inrilaUon. for the um eaalrerau, of Bcbool board held the aanoal elee­ t leaeber. ol the cltj Kbool, Frtd«r tbelr marrl*<e, which occur, tomorrow FXmri, all the old teaeben *en night. They wiu hold an Informal re­ retained <ho were applicants. Ulw . Mto ception at their reeldeuce on Queen rtreet. Marshall, Mto McL.up.Uu «nd Mto pd- B. Muon, Fay Diamond, Roy Falcon­ Wild, BU.en were not applluut. tor an­ er and Loy Diamond have entered tbe Kal­ other rear. (The new teaeben elected week Wednesday and Thurtday. May 20 and 21. \8everal will go from here to Of WALL PAPER. cheer the Hastings boys on to victory\Mif they get a chanoe. is taking well. It is a good thing for you and a good thing for me. You get the goods cheap: 1 don’t- have them on hand when I change rlores, July tst. f Any Barry County boys desiring to take the competitive examinations for admission to the United States Naval Academy, should bear in mind that it will be held in this city. June 23rd. All candidates are requested to report at Dr. Drake’s offilce at 9 a m. iJXrbor Day was observed In sixtyseven schools of Barry Co. One hundred-nine trees were set upon the school grounds, three flag staffs were raised., many flower beds made, and school grounds and houies in general made more attractfvejkThls is the report thus far received. W L. Heaih. For Sale or Exchange—My br(ck block in Ann Arbor, occupied by a comi»:nRtion grocery and meat market Good block, good stock, good fixtures all new. I own the whole, and will sell or exchange the whole for a very, very flrot class farm In any of tbe two or three southern Hero of counties In Michigan. D. Cramer, Ann Arbor. ' Miss Bessie George and her class in el­ will give a recital at the opera The DRUGGIST. ocution bouse, May 22, next week Friday. This announcement alone will insure a crowded house, 50 popular is Miss George in our clty.j This entertainment promises to be up to tbe usual high standard of those pre­ • CIRCULATION • is week, 86 quires. viously furnished by her pupils. Tickets 25cts. Seats reserved without extra Hereafter, changes for advertisements charge at Heath’s. must reach this office Tuesdays at latest to Last fall during tbe races at the fair, nsure insertion in the issue of the week Bert Striker who was acting as starting wUd brought. judge ordered Casper Dunham and horse off tbe track for running Into another The best 25 cent tea in the city at Phil­ sulky. Mr. Dunham appealed the case to lip* Jk Erb’s. the board of tne American Trotting As­ Bo/h —To Mr and Mrs Kep Silsbee sociation which met Id Chicago last week. Monday, a son. P. T. Coigrove represented the Agricul­ Don’t forget the bicycle meet next Wed­ tural society and the board upheld Mr. Striker in iris decision. nesday night LOCAL NEWS. Heinz bulk pickles, sweet and sour at Phillips & Erb’s. Emory Busby is building an addition to his house in the fourth ward. Quite a number of Hastings foie to Lake Odessa Sunday. cyclists The Charlotte brand of canned apples, in gallon cans at Phillips A Erbs’. Fred Spangemaker is building a con crete walk in front of his residence. A council of physicians comprising Dr. Long, of the Ionia prison for criminal in­ sane, Dr. Edwards, superintendent of tbe Kalamazoo asylum and Dr. Fuller of this city, meet here to-day by request of P. T. Colgrove and F. W. Walker, attorneys of Orlando Easterly to examine the latter as to his sanity. Easterly’s actions as well as his looks give evidence of Insanity, and these physicians can readllv determine whether he Is shamming or noL Cut prices on silk capes and Dress Goods Tbe Forepaugh A Sells Brothers Great . O. D. Spaulding circus will exhibit at Kalamazoo Tuesday * Miss Gertrude Stebbins will continue May 26ch. The Chicago, Kalamazoo & her popular sale of 98c. and SI.98 hats on Saginaw Railway Go. will sell round trip Saturday. * tickets from all stations qs follows: From You can get the best of Cabinet photos Woodbury 81.25, Woodland $1.25, Coats for only $1.50 per dozen for the next 30 Grove 81.00, Hastings 81.00, Shult£\75c, Cloverdale 75c, Delton 60c; Milo 55c, days st West <t Barton’s. Cressey 45c. Richland Jot. 45c, East Coop­ r G. F. Chidester has made a fine im­ er 25c. Tickets will be good on al! regu­ provement in his house ou Green street lar trains ahd to return on special leaving by pu ting in larg* windows^., Kalamazoo at 10:30 p. m. Eggs, Eggs. Eggs, wanted in exchange ( Tbe last meeting of the Current Topic for Dry Goods or millinery. Club for tbis year will be,held next Tues­ O. D. Spaulding day evening, and an invitation has been Stauffer will tell you something in next extended to the Woman’s Club ta be pres­ week’s Banner that will be for your in­ ent. Tbe following program wllF l>e car­ terest Don’t fall to read hlsadvertlsment ried out:— 7 Current events—Frank Cole, j tX* j A Closing out Millinery Stock. Lettie will “let” these goods “go’’. The American Con st 1 tn t Ion—W. W. O. D. Spaulding Potter. ’■ The Life and Works of Phillips Brooks The street commissioner is doing some m’ood work on Gr^en street this week by using the cyclone which puts the street in excellent shape. Phillips & Erb carry a full line of canned fruits and meats. The latter Is just what you want for dinner on a warm day or to take with yon on a picnic. Both city Three good places to rent, and cistern water. JjOW rent. Inquire of C. R. Bishop or the owner at 301 North Broadway. All centrally located. We have the nicest line of Mens $3.00 Shoes in dark tan and “Ox Blood” that' were ever put on sale. Call and see them. Woolley a Bronson. —Rev. W. W. Taylor.; Resolved that men cannot be made good by law—Al H. Weber ami P. T; Colgrove Affirmative: Devjtt Bronson and Sylvester Greusel Negat I veJ One of tbe greatest hindrances to good roads within the city limits Is the habit people have of raking leaves, stones, sticks, glass and ail sorts of rubbish out in the centre of tbe streets. Some attempt may­ be made to burn the dry’ stnff.^ but the stones, glass and wet leaves, not being of a very Inflammable character, don’t succomb to the blazes and are left—an eye­ sore to tbe beauty of any street and a pos­ itive Injury to good roads. The council should make It a penalty for anyone to do The Troy Laundry Is now established in the building the first door east of F. L. this sort of business. Heath’s where they are prepared to do' Julius Russell wishes to announce to his first ciass work. friends and patrons that he Is now located Announcement—Eighth Grade examin­ on tbe south side of Main street. In the ations will be held at Prairieville and1 store formerly occupied by Ira VanValkAssyria Centre, Thursday.,May 21 ana at1 enburgt. He proposes keeping a better Hastings, (courthouse). Saturday. May 23. stock <rf dry goods than ever and to sell them at as low a price as they can be sold. Flora J. Beadle. Naching like Root Beer to quench tbe• Mrs Russell Will also continue lo keep a t first on het days, not so injurious as many fine line of millinery goods. All friends and other cool drinks. Phillips & Erb sellI patrons are cordially invited to give them Badger root Beer, a ten cent package will a call at their new place of business, as well as all those desiring anything In their make five gallons. . line. Tbe new store will give them When you want any photos within the plenty of room and enable them to show next 30 days, go to West & Barton’s, at D. H. Bay’s former ground-floor studio, andI their stock to much better sdvantage. Tbs Banner has just finished printing you can get tbe finest Cabinets taken for some fine pamphlets for Professors Holden only $1.50 per dozen. and McLaughlin and Principal Mealley, Clover and Timothy seed. Kaffir oom. who will conduct a summer Normal school extra fancy Millett seed, oil meal. Jacksou wagona, new stock carriage and r«wl- In this city, beginning Monday July Gih waguiw. Don’t buy a buggy until you see• and continuing for five weeks. The school oar new patent spring, at Hendershott’si will be for advance and review work and all teachers desiring tbis woik will find no o poalte Court House. .. The scarcity ot young -coltx this springi better place to do their work than here, i «* remarked. Very few are to be seen The pamphlet is splendidly arranged, is through the country. The bicy cle and full of valuable Information, has lists if electric street railways have done much- state, district, county and city officials t • reduce tbe demaud fur horses, and with salaries af each. .One of these pam­ many fanners have ceased breeding them. phlets may be had free of charge, by anyIn a few years, however, there is Hable toi one thinking of taking up tbis line of wotk. be a demand for good young hones at fair• by addressing Principal Mealtey of this prices, with uo supply to meet it. city. po8Bible. A high assessed valuation In an niju.j Injury to the iurmer, former, ana and n it is justsuca justsnch ./ daybys above of 16 to 3. an injury as this that Barry County I* suf- iXHastings fans had a ehanee to really 1 ferlng from. One superdaor cannot do enjoy a ball game Saturday when they < our buys Uke the Grand Have? tram anything to right tbe wrong and no super­ saw far Into camp by a score of 16 to 5J T e 1 visor or supervisors is responsible for it -Hastings team were in good form showing d Mto Gertrude Sll«erl.nd,who- was nor can he be blamed for tbe present -on- tbe result of tbeir practice of last week. I ’ Wilson, went in to pitch for Grand ditton. If any supervisor should attempt ttw High AChoot, Miss Lilllaa Hessmer, 1 Haven but was glad to retire after ..he had i to ent down his assessments to where they m Mr w Hastings ..rrr. . , .' up, against the sluggers. 1 Mbs Minnie Mead and Harrie W. Km- ought to be and come before the board of bumped Bojrrendame’opened opeeed' tbe tbe game game' with with *7* rat-1j * Boyrendame a rat।field.j •supervisors he would either be confronled Hing single as be invariably does and came on-------------------------------McKevRi’a triple. Chase retired Several members of Barry Lodge went with a lot ot brv.d ualto, oreto b« would borne -------------------— 'I to 1 Jackson yesterday to attend a meeting hqve his assessments raised higher than at first. Miller got first ou an error and both he and McKevitt came borne on Cadwaila’of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias. ever before. What Is needed is a general tier’s home run driver. Wilson looked ! All of tbe degrees were conferred by pick­ cutting down in city and county of all as- sick and after tbe Inning was finished j ' * teams selected from the best lodges ot seMed valuations. A good man should be ntve way to Qulan.who finished tbe game. ed the state, the members being chosen by sent to Lansing before the Equalization Tjbe game was characterized by heavy I ' slugging mottof which was done bi Has-! the Grand Chancellor. Barry Lodge No. Board. It may cost a few dollars but it tlngsJw. Tibafd doing mosfoT the bitting? 18. of this city, came lu for Its full share will be Uie best expenditure Barry County for rec Grand Haven team, be making four ^Pointed Toes BLACK of ' honor, James L. Crawley having been can make and In the next five years, and hits with a total pt 12 bases. ' \ and Following is the score:— ssked toad as prelate lu the second rank, for ail time to come, will no: only save us 1 Hastings AB R BH PO A Square Toes COLORS 'a part in which he is the peer of anyone in thousands of dollars but will -be~the com­ Borremiame, M------ - 5 McKevitt, c.................. 5 successfully filling. To anyone acquainted mencement of securing such a thing as Chaae.ib 1 12 .............. . 4 Miller, p..................... 3 (with Mr. Crawley’s abilities In this line, It Justice—something Barry County doesn’t Cadwallader, 2b .. .. 5 CALL AND SEE THEM is unnecessary to say that he performed get when it comes to state equalization. Baker, rf................... 5 Murphy, ef.................. 5 bls duties, with signal success and In a way ..............j.... 5 No less a personage, tbto Mrs Grover Ankfe.it Poff. 3b............... L... 5 that brought credit to himself and honor to Cleveland gave a reception at tbe M. E. At the Red Wont Shoe Store Barry Lodge. 42 IB 12 Church Tuesday night In honor of certain Grand Have a AB R BH i-o Hastings bad Its usual weekly fire on distinguished people who for the time were Quinn, p............I...'. 5 X1 Dickerson, 3b....;.... 4 0 Monday morning of this week. Night her guests. The large platform was erect­ Bugden, e............ 4 5 watch Trego discovered smoke in the re­ ed in the auditorium of the church, and Tibald W. cf........ Ttbald P. s»................ 5 ■ gion of tbe Troy Laundry bn East Main had been beautifully decorated with plauo Crosby.rf.......... 4 We-CkOnb. If........ 3 street about three oclock. and soon saw lamps, potted plants and rugs. Shortly Maher, ib..................4 that it was issuing from the barn to the after seven thirty Mrs. Jas. A. Sweezey WHsod, 2b........ 4..... 3 rear of the laundry. Thinking first to get representing the lady of tbe white house, PROBATE ORDER. Hastings........... 1.. 4 2 0 0 out any horses that might be In the build­ with Mrs. John G. Carlisle — Miss Lettie Grand Haven...:... 0 0 0 1 uroEarned runs-1Hartingi ——8, - Grand ing he got the barn door open, and a sheet Garn — wife of the secretary of tbe treas­ Haven 2; county at Barry, holden at tbe Probate cOoe. ta • Two base hits—Borrendaine. «~W“: of flame and smoke shot out. Almost sim­ ury, who was to assist In receiving took Quinn. W. Tibald 2,Wescornb. Three- base bits ! •*« oil. —McKevitt. Chase. Poff. Home runs—Chase, ultaneously flames burst out from tbe cen­ their places on the platform, and soon after Cadwallader. W Tibaid 2. Struck out by MillI tral part of tbe laundry. An alarm was the guests began to arrive, being announc­ ler 4. Quinn 5. Umpire Herd Green. In the matter of the estate of Jowana VaaDnNOTES turned in from box 86 and the mocking ed by Misses Agnes Lowry and Gracie luster. Deceased. On reading and flllng tbe petition duly reriSetf Hastings may secure a new pitcher. bird soon roused the peacefill slumbers of Grant who brought in their cards. Lemcf Sylvester France Administrator of said e»Tbe home team went to Grand Haven tate praying that his final account this day the inhabitants with Its musical cadences. ouade was served from a punch bowl by filed may be heard and allowed and a decree of tbis morning to play the return game. It proved a bard fire to fight as both build­ two of this seasons most charming debut­ Miller pitched a good game, fielded bls distribution duly made and be discharged trona trust. ings are encased with iron sheeting, which ants of Washington society. Miss Gertrude poeltlon splendidly and received good sup­ said ThereOTon ft is ordered, that Thursday CW 4th day ot June. A.D.. ISM alien o’rioek to port. grew red hot and convertea tbe water into Hale and Miss Gertrude Abbey. After in­ the foreuoon.be asslsrued for tbe hearing of said W. Tibald pretty nearly knocked tbe hot steam as soon as it fell, but by bard formal greetings and Introductions, tbe petition and-that the hetn at law of Mid de­ ball bald. Four hits with a total nt 12 ceased and all other persons interested in aaM work the boys succeeded In getting the up­ hostess introduced her distinguished guests bases isn’t bad. estate, are required to appear at a •<'. per hands ot It, and kept It from spreading to tbe audience, and each one entertained Hastings possibly cant beat some rip­ said court, then to be hidden at the Probate of- • flee, in tbe City of Hartings, in aald county, and • to the adjoining buildings. Tbe barn is a the company with whatever their particu­ roaring mouth-shooting professionals, but shew cause, It any there be, why the prayer M petitioner may not be granted. And it io total loss, and the laundry badly damaged lar talent would naturally call forth. can hold most any amateur nine a pretty the further ordered, that said peculator gto» pottaw Igir game. on the interior. Nearly all their applian- Madame De O’or, the pianist was rep- \Ed Borrendame’s underground sliding pendency of said ces and laundry was secured without being resented by Miss Pearl Spaulding; Miss to bases can’t be excelled. of this order to b» It kicks up as thereof by causing j Banxbb. a newain tbe . damaged. The fire, without doubt was Francis Willard by Mrs. Lillian Botum much dost as a sandstorm, but Ed gets published paper printed-and there just the samea harry in exc! Incendiary. No fire had been used in the who in a short and concise speech advanc­ weeks previous to 1 building since Friday afternoon aud then ed that well known lady's Ideas of the tem­ Judge of i’roSaie . (Additional local news on 8lh page.) a gasoline stove was used. The'fire Inthe F1 «uw MUQ »uuu. »« unLuc Moyer (UC perance question; Madame the (Atm* copy.) laundry started near the roof. The barn j soprano soloist, was represented by Miss We Have a Full Uneof ■ Shoes lor Utile Folks. Woolley It ta, i I’ was empty. Insurance was carried as follows; on laundry 8600. machinery $100. bam $100. Tbe subject of just taxation is one that should concern every citizen of Hastings and Barry County. Every live, progres­ sive, enterprising citizen should not only be willing but glad to contribute his or her share to the maintainance of our government, national, state, county and city, but excessive taxation is unjust Barry county, in proportion to Its size and wealth, is paying mere taxes than any county In tbe state. There are no doubt farms lu Barry County that are assessed for more than they would sell for anymore than the owners ask for them. We know of several business houses in tbis city that can be bought for several hundred dollars less than they are assessed for. Such a condition as this not desirable and prevails In no other county that we know of out­ side of this. The proprietors of real estate in counties adjoining us laugh at our high assessed valuations. For instance Bowne township, in Kent County, which joins Irving township, this county on the north, has some of tbe very best farmlug land In the state, very much superior to Irving township, and yet we are informed that Bowne township is assessed $100,000 low­ er than Irving. ‘A study of the assessed valuations of the various counties of the slate leads one to tbe conclusion that the agricultural counties are being assessed at the expense of those In which the larger cities of the state are located. Barry County has 23,699 population and i» assess­ ed for $15,000,000. Kent County has 121,­ 919, population (over four times as much as Barry County) and is only assessed 850,­ 000.000. Every body knows that property becomes very mfleh more valuable as pop­ ulation Increases, especially in such trade centers as Grand Rapids. Wayne County which includes the whole city of Detroit with Its 300.000 people, is only assessed twelve and two-thirds times as much as Barry, or 8190.000,000. Anyone who knows anything about the city of Detroit knows that twelve and two-thirds counties like Barry wouldn’t and couldn’t buy Woodward Avenue alone. Then there’s Calhoun County, with about 50,000 people, mone than twice as much as Barry, and which contains tbe city of Battle Creek with over 16.000 people. Albion with 5,000 people. Marshall 4.500, and with a soil richer and better than Barry County’s and worth much more and still only assessed for twice as much as Barry. Two such counties as Barry wouldn’t begin to buy tbe city of Battle Creek. We have previ­ ously told of now tbe Banner is assessed more oil its machinery alone than a good business lot, a three story brick block, aud a printing outfit, equally as good as tbe Banneb’n Is In tbe hustling city of Owoeso. Barry County Is paying far more than Its just share of slate taxes, our portion being outrageously high when comparlsBs are made with other counties. When com­ pared with the counties we nave mentioneri Barry County ought not to be assewed over one-half what it’s to day. and onethlrd would be nearer right. Tbe Boani of Supervisors should give tbis matter careful consideration at it meeting next month. The very beat man thaY Barry Coanty can get should go before tbe State Board of Eq-ialtatlon which will meet <oon. :lnd get justice done us If such a thing is Ida.FilzSimmons; Miss Anna Johnson as “Pansy” read an original and charming story: Miss Kate Field, the journalist was represented by Mrs. Will R. Cook: Miss Harriet Hosmer the artist by Miss Wilda Bliven; Miss Potter tbe elocutionist by Miss Bessie George; Jesse Bartlett Davis, the contralto prlma-donna. by Miss Mary McElwain; Miss Carrie Duke, the violinist by Miss Berlba Rider; Mrs. G. R. Johnson as Miss Clara Barton gave an interesting account of her life work as leader of the Red Cross movement tn ibis country and of her present mission in Armenia. Mr. James Whitcomb Riley — F. *W. Walker— who had dropped in unexpectedly to pay bls respects to the first lady of the land, was prevailed upon to remain, and gave one of his delightful readings, although he was Inclined to appear abashed at first as the j only representative ot his sex among :o many ladies. Each of tbe guests were pre­ sented with flowers from the hostess as : n appr‘elation of their efforts. Mrs.Sweezey, ns Mrs, Clevelfiod, personated that charm­ ing lady with the ewe and tact one would expect of the president’s wife. Several express) ci a desire to see the children and । Mrs. Cleveland would have been pleased to humor the fancy of her guests but un | fortunately the little ones were ill with the measles, and as Mr. Riley and Mrs. Will-, aid bad never had the disease, it was con- ( sldered too great a risk to Incur. The pro- j gram was planned by Mrs. Stella Lamp- . man. who has one of the departments ‘ of the Epworth League under her charge, aud It was due to her efforts that the League were permitted to enjoy tills unique and pleasing entertainment • FURNITURE BELOW FACTORY COST. Twice a year furniture manufacturers fromall over tbe United States exhibit their goods tn Grand Rapids. Instead of packing them up and shipping them back' they are left with ns. During May they have ordered us to sell them even below the factory coat to make, AND WE SHALL DO IT. The CHAIR here shown is made in quarter sawed oak, polish finish, box seat; made as well as they know bow. Cane Seat. |1 Jd / Sole Leather Seat. 12.0). Regular price 13.00, S3 JO. This is simply a sample ol what we are doWe have all kinds of Rockers, Couches, Dling Tables, Book Cases. Chamber Sults and Iron be^, all cheaper than they will ever be sold again. You can save about 50 per cent, at this w»ie and It is a rare chance to ‘get somet bing once for little money. If yqu can’t come yourself write for cuts or photos of the thing you want and we will tell you all about ft, Chas. P. Limbert & Co., GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE BXPO8ITION, GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. BLODGETT BUILDING,OTTAWA 8TREET. It’s our to tell you about our A BIG LINE SUMMER GOODS BICYCLE SUITS, —We can do so with more satisfaction to you and ourselves if you will come to our place of business. THE LARGEST �Hastings Banners Thursday, May 14, 1896. cook BROS.. Proprietor*. WHALEBONE FACTORIES. । Wheretho Crude for the AN APED l-OVEA. THE BOOMING it Wtea Yro«. OM. W«* JMM. IH U»W MW I" T ■ , Two rwoarkablo omm of ton««vitj wore retailed recently by • tion between eererel gentlemen In thin cltv.tav. the Shelbyville Gwtte. They were diecnwiiog the death George McCall, the veteran Sap"1 preacher, when It wan authentically elated that Mr. McCall’. gre*t^raod_ latner nveu >*•> ------- ' >• "There is a surprising amount of He was a bachelor at 100 and celebrated English specialist, ^entitled year*. British capital sunk in this country took a notion to get married. IIe "Clinical Lectures on the Prevention of every year in attempts to put foreign ried out hie idea and was married. Francisco. Other* Will Be Located commodities on the market,” said a Consumption,” has just been published Three sons were born to him, and he man who makes a business of floating in London and is attracting much at>Important Industry. lived to *ee tbe oldest aon old enough tention there on account of its being an new schemes, recently. “I um what Is . known as a promoter, and I’ve hod un­ eminently practical work, and because to vote. The establishment of the whaling This was consideredI ‘ remarkable, the preventive measures which he pro ­ i usual opportunities for becoming fn station at Monterey bay will, it is ex­ poses have been thoroughly considered but n gentleman in the crowd, whose miliar with the inner workings of tbeoe pected, increase the demand for skilled [ enterprises. and are readily applicable by every one. character and standing religiously and labor employed in this city in the man­ i "There are just enough British ata In this country, according to the lat­ socially are alx>ve reproach, told an ufacture of whalebone. This is looked pies with a large sale in this country to est statistics,-more people die from con­ authentic account of the life of his upon by the Merchants' association as induce other manufacturers to try to sumption than any other disease. In great-uncle, who was one of Georgia's another indication of good times for place tlieir goods on the market. Many the census year of 1889-’90 there were pioneer citizens. This old gentleman California, and the whaling industry of these commodities are of such ex­ over 102,000 deaths from this disease. lived to be 130 years old. He lived in a on this coast will be fostered. cellent quality that they would succeed In England and Wales.Dr. Murrell says, log cabin, indhe northern end of which In AU itself, liDCLl, the UIC whaling YYMUUUK trade ““IV is io consid vuuaiu i| rtable At thi. port, but it. incretw. , aoywhar. on their mnrita .Ion. if prop­ from 50,000 to GO.QOO people die annual­ was cut a spuare hole. Tbe old man ly from consumption, and another 50,­ turned tbe bend of his bed to that hole, means more to landsmen ana the ni&nu- . erly pushed, but the wealthy manufac000 from other tuberculous diseases. and slept that way in the warmest and factoring interests of the city than is turera on the other side seldom go the In the 33 years from 1848 to 1880, the coldest weather. His wife died when right, way about placing their goods. generally known. It means that with­ “Because an article sells well in Eng­ number of deaths registered as due to he was about 90 years old, and for in the next few years San Francisco phthisis, or consumption of tbe lungs, many years he lived as a widower. At w wuMwuaj«*>vM ~ will become not only the whaling port land is no reason why it would sue- : ceted in this country, nor will the meth- was 1,702,027, the majority of patients the age of 11* he cut an entirely new of the world, but also the center of the ; ods that brought it into notice there ! being comparatively young adults. set of teeth, and at the age of 123, one W^re^Wa™4m^eto^actorvhasbeen Inake kpown among us. The char- j Dr. Murrell stales that perhaps the morning, he saddled his. own horse, act eristics of the people of the two j first great need is tha£ the public should sprang, into the saddle, and rode 30 established in this city, and before long countries are entirely different, and to * realize that consumption is an infecmiles to address a widow and to nsk her tlw six other factories in the United the failure to recognize this important ! tiou* disease. The infectious nature of to be his wife. He evidently was re­ States—now located in the eastern fact may be attributed the ill success.; the malady is recognized by all doctors, jected for he rode back that day and states—will undoubtedly be moved to of nine out of ten of these enterprises, i but even the educated public are on lived seven years longer. this city. This proposition is almost I “The first mistake is generally in the ! the whole lamentably ignorant on the self-evident when it is considered that kind of man sent out here to boom ' subject. . at present five-sixths of all the whale, . „ , ,, . ~‘’ . ““» If it were once realized that all forms ••TIP IT.” bon. tennufacturod in America i. shipped from this port across the con- of ~ commissioner, and is known to « the » of tuberculous disease are due to the eariklre GamMcrs. tine nt before it is prepared for the firm as a faithful servant in whom presence of a germ, the tubercle bocilthey have the utmost confidence. This । lus, and that the germ or its spores may Among the strange sports of Lanca­ market . i means that he is a plodding old fellow. I pass from the tuberculous patient to shire is a game known variously a* New Bedford, once the great whaling port of the world, does not send out hide-bound by British conservatism. In j the healthy and there set up similar "coddam” or "tip it.” . the face of the wonderful energy he ‘ mischief; and tijat it is possible to pre­ As the Lancashire man of sporting more tlrnn one or two ships after the leviathan now, and all the rest of the meets with everywhere in this country, I vent the passage of the living germ tendency.must hare a wager on every­ trade is centered at this port It was be goes about his work with old-world from the diseased to. the healthy, n thing that engages hi* attention, a lot ' great advance would have been made j this fact which called into existence slowness. of money changes band* on this game, “Large sums of money set aside for on the attempt to prevent the spread of generally in a amall way, but quite fre­ tbe whalebone factory’ and that will tbe purpose in hand are expended in ; the disease. Speaking of the dangers bring other factories of the same kind quently in substantial sums. Indeed, to this city. | frequent trips across the Atlantic and of infection Dr. Murrell says on the says London Answer*, there is a recog­ The price of this commodity Is on the i cabling over petty details that a live ' authority of Dr. Hermann Weber: nized champion player of "tip It,” who * I “The following, is tbe history of 63 increase, if anything, though the whal- • American would never bother his head ! is open to back himself for £ 25 to "lick .uuunta T ■. —m -r—rm fffi-- wbei- -n^°°^—As _juch much caution caution is is exercised exercised ' persona, ' male or female, who, with a tag industry itself has fallen into com- . JS^roVJlD^ifl«n‘“pro^rtJ^.' ’ln rentln or hiring • more or -------*’ t » 'temporary office ““ pronounced consumptive creation.” And this is how it is played: Tbe ’ taint, married healthy partners. The Many refined oil. have been found to • P°rUr “ if * ,ortu“ rival players take a button, or some take the place of .perm oil, but no .ub- i *°‘ *J“ °ne m't*od °' wives of 39 became infected, and the small article, and sit on opposite sides rtttnto ha. ever been found for whale“ u?e<1 “ once- A I husbands in more than one instance in­ of a table. The beginner puts his bone. Many cHort. have been made to '*“• *nd _m“ne'V *” U‘“, 'IP’fd’d : feeted more than one wife. Thus, nine any -----result, and’ in a '■ husbands lost between them 18 wives hands under the table, and, taking the Ind some .ubstance that could be u.ed ■j without producing — - -™ button in one of them, raises his closed in the place of whalebone, aud many * year or so the commissioner is recalled in this way, one haring lost four wives, fists into view, and the buainess of the losing four others two each, experiments on various metals and sub- ;, and the scheme abandoned. ... iI one ----------«> three, -----------------------other is to say lb which hand the button ..-d j throe xu --------.--------u The huR _ stance, have been made, but to no pur"ueceae ot। American promoter, I. un only one— each, PRFPARATJONfe FOR — -----------------lUlXX? VUIJ UUU UU" pow. For corsets and drete bodlces.no abroad *h”^ in floating schemes more or less ;' •bend* —*- -*■ who ---------married ---------------consumptive wive* is held. The button change* sides as it > isionary *hould teach our British 1 suffered les*, for of the husbands of is found, and the game goes on until the other substance will answer. Nothing points are reached. : else is so pliable and so lasting at the couaina that the Yankee boomer la un- I 29 wivea only one waa Infected, It is often played with two or four a npproachable in bin special line at bnai- I “Bergeret also reoords a remarkable same time. side, and the champion will meet a It is not generally known, but it is a ncaa. More than onee he baa taken hold Inatance of the communicability ot condozen at a time, and discover the hand fact, that whalebone may be used over ot one of these abandoned erterpriaes : ,umptlon. He relates the cnee ot a sol­ bolding the .button by a sort of instinct. i and turned failure into success. The ‘ ** — healthy — — j ^.■• x._..a »-----j,a----dier, and without hereditary and over again, and is practically inThe i>OBition of the thumbs decides *' ,' points in which he differs from the taint, who, suffering from a trivial ail­ deatructible. When bent out of shape j By whether the game is "coddam" or “tip it can be straightened by first steaming •1 British commissioner are tbe ones that ment, was sent to a hospital. it ” On this trivial pastime hundreds are absolutely essential in this busi ­ ■nd then placing it under pressure. I chance he was placed in a ward between of pounds change bauds every year in Aside from the part it playa in woman’s ness. He is familiar with the country two consumptive patients. He speed­ some parts of Lancashire. apparel, its chief use is for whips. The and the characteristics of the people he ' ily developed symptom* of the disease, is appealing to; he has that audacity I and was sent home to his native jMace. process of cleaning and drying the crude THE SYRIAN ARABS. which is such a great means of ultimate * Shortly after his mother, two brothers OrNJVEMBXRa ARX AUUtat*- WELL UNDER W.<Y. ANEW whalebone when first taken from the ships is interesting. It is scrubbed Miccess in promoting, and he possesses ' and a neighbor and his wife became the wonderful knack, which distin- ' consumptive.” and drenched with fresh water when The Syrian Arabs have changed their As to the methods recommended Tor unloaded nt the yard, and then stood up guishes him from every other natioaR^- ! preventing the disease, they may be style of dress less than any other na­ in bunches to dry in the sun- Down at ity, of being able to catch on. A pecular fcaturo of the promoUng gathered from a peruaal of th. aindl- tionality. At any rate there is do the yards of tbe Pacific Steam Whaling IS TO BE ELECTED. A ND which are favorable r.To^,|e to its iu spread. , record of its having changed during tions which company at the Potrero the stranger LuAinero i. that a boomer will .tert >n ■ UoM th. west and work fats way Mat. Long fn>m the obMrTMM o , a , im . the period covered by human history, who sees the vessels unloading from n Overcrowding, deficient either tfs regards male or female drrea distance and beholds tbe washed strips experience has proved to him Utat the ple rnl,,. Saving only for his ’ ' ventilation, -bad drainage, a damp cli­ or adornment. of bone stacked up to dry, 1b very like­ western people like novelty and are alriL ’ r? 5 ^ ’ J i ean 7 ^?*ll*.' i -------------.' — I—on. ano ly to mistake it for some rank growth , mate, dusty occupations and .insuffi- firearms, there is no reason to believe A good .tart to th. main thing ta thi, I rlen, ,uoliph, W| to lnJupe of weeds or tales. . ’ " - . - ------- i a con- Uiat the Bedouin of the desert does not :'7 st,“ When thoroughly dried it Js bundled business, and if an article has a paying । dltion of ill-health which renders the clothe and adorn himself exactly aa be pale in the west a boomer can lay siege1 subjects of it easy victims to the in­ did in tbe days of the Patriarchs, and up and taken to the factory on Califor­ io the more conservative cast without the women wear their ornaments in the fection. nia street, or shipped east to the fac­ Jul yd dlaenmltata wy intarwt rv.ry Auwnnui rlhwo tored, there to be still further scraped danger of becoming bankrupt in the Thia has been strikingly illustrated j nineteenth century of the same shape attempt.”—-N. Y. Sun. ?rb ,ra'"bw' nmnm Faatlkm».u> .HI.:, - a. in England many, times with soldiers | and in tbe same style as Sarah aud Re­ acnialtma. and arart.tr “ and dressed, then steamed and polished »< ««n’ ot hoeaahold Intaraw. make a, AN IDEAL EAM1LT urax ■nd cut into marketable strips. From in barracks and with the inmates of becca did. Among articles of .western BLACK DIAMONDS. first to last a good miinj’ men are re­ prisons. Tuberculosis also occurs in costume, the two oldest are probably We furnlab “The Banner” and New York Weekly Tribune" <t»Ui japm) quired to handle the bone product that Moat of Them Produced In Brasil and epidemic form among animals kept in the Highland kilt and the smock -frock 1* brought to thia port by the whaling Sent to Africa. confinement. One mode of spreading of tbe west country English laborer. It ■vessels, and when it is considered that Although the greatest diamond mines the disease, which 1s often the cause of is not probable that either of them each one of these vessels is manned and in the world are in South Africa, Brazil the infection of children, is tbe practice baa altered much for 1,000 years. The provisioned here the real importance of exports more diamonds to that part of kiaaing on the mouth. "Thia repre­ smock-frock was the peasant drew in the entire industry is seen to be not than anywhere else on earth. The ex­ hensible procedure should be moat ear­ early Saxon times, and the kilt would AddreM all orders to •t all insignificant to the material wel­ planation is easy. They are black dia­ nestly discouraged,” says Dr. Murrell. seem to be a development of the kirtle fare of California.—San Francisco Call. monds, and are not of the kind used in Other means of prevention which the or fringed girdle, which was probably jewelry. Tbe place of their greatest author says he cannot too strongly the earliest garment worn by map. utility is underground in mines. South recommend arc the thorough disinfec­ FIREDAMP TELEPHONES. It was one of Platt Evans’ pleasures Africa does not produce them, but it tion of the rooms and clothing of con­ Write your name and address on a postal card, serid jt to Geo. W. could not well get along without them. sumptive patients. the isolation of pa­ to teach his friends how to purchase Best, Room 2, Tribune building, New York City, 4pd a .sstrple tender geese, though he could not al­ Black diamond is the hardest sub­ tients in un advanced-stage of the dis­ For inventors theever-presentdanger stance known. Its utility has only been copy of The New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. ease. the inspection of cattle, the pre­ ways get them in the market One to miners from firedamp l>as always realized for about 20 yearn, and improve­ vention of overcrowding, the condem­ morning he saw a lot and inquired been a problem. Sir Humphrey Davy, ments are constantly being mode in it nation of all back-to-back houses, the bow many there were. "Alymt adosen " with his non-explosive lamp, decreased The rough stones are taken and split by rejection as an article of food, of the "as the reply. "W-w-well." said Platt, the chances of danger considerably, machinery in a way that was unknown I k-k-eep a b-oardi ng-house, and my milk from tuberculous cows, and the but the frequent fatal accidents re­ until recently. The split must follow regulation of dusty occupations so as: b-b-boarders are tbe biggtwt c-eaten, * ported show that the risk is still alarmthe grain. If it does not half of the to minimize the dangers arising from you ever s-a-eaw. Popick out n-nine of the t-toughest you’ve g-g-got” The stone will be wasted. Each stone is them.—Chicago Tribunis. At last, however, a French scientist, split into cubes of different sizes. The farmer complied, and laid aside the Hardy, by name, has patented an inven­ cubes are then welded into mining drills Btk-k Carried Word Arrow Atlantic. ether three tender ones. Platt picked tion which entirely obviates the dan­ if they are to be used for boring. The In the records of the hydrographic them up carefully, and. putting them in ger, and has thereby earned the grati­ steel is cast about the diamond so that office is preserved a very remarkable his basket, said: “I h-b-beltere FU tude of the hundreds of thousands of it cannot get loose. In the same way story, illustrating the eccentricity of workers underground in America and nearly all the diamond saws are made. the ocean current* which the bottle pa­ Europe. They are circular saws. Every tooth is pers are designed to trace. On the 2d Some years ago M. Hardy made a dis­ a black diamond cube. It is fastened on day of September. 1892, the young covery, which he-communicated to the when the steel portion is in a molten daughter of the blacksmith of Canns, French academy, which reported fa state. an island of the Hebrides group, waa vorably upon it, and suggested its use The attempt to make these stones ar­ wandering along the seashore for the . for the purpose of mining. Acting upon tificially has proved a failure in every purpooe of gathering driftwood for fuel. *-he suggestion, the inventor has been Instance. The cost is greater than tbe She chanced to pick up a amall piece of working upon the idea ever since, and market price of the Brazilian diamond. wood which bone an inscription that “d wmrtacm. to thoro wboro blood"! has now perfected a system by which, ■ h Um Most Popular Republican Newspaper Black diamonds weigh ordinarily less had been cut with a knife. It read­ tatpnr. and unfit propwiy u any outbreak of firedamp becomes im­ than 100 karats, ranging all the way ’ Lachlan Campbell, Bilbao, March 23 ts’.D, snd Tftnaw Ik.__ K at the West ud Has the Largest Circulation. mediately known all over the mine that- down to half a karat The largest In ex­ 1892." The child took it to her mother,’ is threatened. TXKM8 BY MAU. istence was found only a short time ago, who nearly fainted on examining it The system is a simple one. M. Hardy its weight being 320 karats. The dia­ Tbe name w„ thlt of her own who DAILY (wtthoot Soxtay)................... $4.00 per year found that different gases could be mond was sold to a museum for £ 8,000. w*l 1 boiler-maker Id Bpiln, A roperDAILY (WHSS—fcyft.................... $6.00 per year made when connected with telephonic —Cincinnati Enquirer. lUUoni feeling In,pl red her with the MmogemeM, to produce several The Weekly Inter Ocean notion that tbe .tick waa a meaaare PhT^hn — ■ounds. The system be has invented from her boy and a harbinger of evil •dy la In hollaing Bp by taking a aonA connects all the shafts of a mine with a Most of tbe principal stones now tWtaga regarding him. She wrote to central point, nt which an operator is worn have their significance. Sapphire, mm at once, telling Him what had hapstationed. Any outbreak of the fatal as heavenly thoughts; diamonds, sb re­ petted, and waa greatly relieved In m*d P^liar to it chTSU^.’TO“bl“l ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT UTER ATl'Rc RM is immediately discovered by him, pentance, innocence, light, purity, life to learn by reUrn mail that he waa however minute Ha quantity, and he and joy. Emeralds denote success in Hire and well. He told her that he well thouDRDds have found ’olief n^100?’ at once notifies tbe miners of their dan­ love, faith, victory and immortality. remembered how. on a certain holiday. ana cure tn ger. They are able, therefore, to ea- There is a great diversity of opinion as \ CYT'd such word8 ™ • piece if It Not Excelled by Any. <*T* long before the gas could accu­ to the meaning of the opaL While some »ood and thrown it Idly into the aea mulate tn any quantity sufficient to be consider it portends good fortune and from a rock near Bilbao.—Boston Tran­ oaagerous. hope, other* still deem it unlucky. Tbe script. The invention Ir already in suceeraturquoise denotes mccess and numerous fxd operation in a few of the French friend*: the pearl, purify, innocence. Jlnka-I aaw Mink.- wife conanlUng lawyer to-day. J —K Wlnlm-My gttodnroa! WbaT. npHer .punk, Ignem.-_N. Y. Weekly I ,, PLUG w For 5 cents you get almost as much “Battle Ax” as you do of other highgrade goods for lOcents. Before the days of “Battle Ax” consumers paid 10 cents for same quality. Now, “Battle Ax”— Highest Grade, 5 cents. That’s true economy. THE GREAT BATTLE President oi we united states The New yorK wbbkiu Tribune ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1.00- CA/H IN rtbV/INCE. THeiPrtNHEK “BETTER WORK WISELY^ THAN WORK HARD." GREAT EFFORTS ARE un­ necessary IN HOUSE CLEAN­ ING IF YOU USE SAPOLIO The Inter Ocean $1^ Ocean Hood’s Sarsaparilla Hood’s IB INTER OCEAN. Chicaro. �Hasting ' Banner. Thursday. May 14. 1896 LOCAL NEWS. ' • tlRCQLMTION * Tais week,' w. R. COOK. Locri Editor. 86 quires. . e, ------ Jaxou Soap hurta no fabric bJ“°n Prl“ Bakln» Powder learens Nothing cleans cleaner than Jason soap Hen*ftCT. ehucM for »drertl.OTei;t. Bay City 1. goto, to Indulge iu a blr most re*ch thi, oBce TuMday, ,t i.t«t tc Fonrth ot July celebration. 1 ■naure Insertion in tbe Issue or the veek when brought E One swallow does pot make Sorina hnr The Railway MONEY FOR ROYALTY. LI Bnffland'e Noblae Interested in tbe South Africa Company. Present Trouble Hh Complicated Duties. Ncn.. I" Spasms - Then Fits — Physical '• V\ reck for Four Years. • A. Goodyear, while employed as -.-< i r the C. & N. W. Ry. at Repubi. - \ -I...through overwork and worry. : -ken with nervous spasms, W! developed into fits and continued f._,j rive years. During that time he treated with several doctors, who were • ttaa- i curc him»but advised that he cotbi Ann Arbor for treatment. He did -."king their treatment for four ve’a-2 without any apparent effect. that condition, he tried Dr. V?!.-tic 's Nerve Vitalizer by the ad­ ri i. f hi> friends. It proved to be the «rremedy and a change was soon apt-i.rciit; tmprovementcontinued with ite\i-c. every dose seemed to strength­ en atA viQte his thoroughly sluggish nerv system until a cure was ef> fe<n '!• Ar/ / if .’1 - IJ'. H. Goodi/ear. One hundred .nd sixty bushels of po­ tatoes were sold »t G»5 lord last week «t six cents a bushel. Henry Sptlny the well known merchant ot Grand Rapids has been appointed a trustee ot tbe Kalamazoo Insane asylum by Gov. Rich. The special election held at Vleksburg last week to bond the village for 312.000 for water works and S».5OO for Mectr'.c lights carried by a majority of 36 and 23 respectively, One.of our ministers in announcing a recent entertainment, brought the price up to 30 cents, st which h farmers son tn the audience was heard to whisper; ‘-Gee whiz, three bushel of potatoes.”—Sfurfclle Leader. Fennville bgs a “new woman”,Mlfls Hat­ • IDA FITZ SIMMONS, stage line from there to Douglas and Saug­ . Piano. Organ. Voice Culture. r.v Thi’rough. Bae* and other advanced atuck and Hattie Iras hired out to drive in ixebtotea of two or for him and makes two round trips every . Cutter?. For partloulare call day but Sunday, traveling Jfln miles a week. Mrs Henry Bird of Galesburg was sitting iq a store when a runaway horse dashed through the piste glass front of the adjoin­ ing store. She thought the horse was. VJM H. STEBBINS. *» Fi Sera i. Director. Christmas* Photograph . R—nlen - XW Court street. Alt . - , >»lv tended day or night.' ■ badly frightened that she became ill I > . BARRELL, W. W. POTTER. A A- C JBsJ . PAKRELL Ar POTTER, Attorneys at- Law. - ■ L r Hu -r.-.u--'.'tty Bank. 'Collections I Somebody bwffiscovered that there are :. . । i ’eude.’ to. nnd general law business but six words In the EngHsfi language which contain all the vowels in regular order, vif: Abstemious, arsenlcus. anen1). 1). S. ious, facetious, materious and (ragedious. : D.-utal work done carefully and There Is blit one word which contains I. Anesthesia, gosor cblorolorm :■ • over 1‘hlu Sxnltr.'K Racket Sterv, them In regular reverse order, and that word is duoliteral?} J. C. I.AMPMAN, M. I). A young man was In Kalamazoo last \.-.i W. a. I .ampman. calls promptly . special attention given to tilting nd treating Hernia or Rupture for week who makes his living by traveling Tbe majority of cases can be from place to place, and exhibiting him­ : : • vured without a surgical optaiself to medical men and societies for clin­ U Attn CuI.LECTtON OFFICE OF J. M. SMITH. . ’A eetions made in all parts of the state Grr.ojanrit^ a speciality. Special pains takin in drafting contracts, chattel mortand wills. Woodland, Mich. cteiH Taggart Loyal £. Knapiwn. L E double the natural size, and bis chest heaves noticeably at every pulsation, tbe heart giving off a peculiar whizzing sound that Is plainly heard. 'He to a Russian Pole who escaped from Siberia two years ago. Reuben H. Hall who died in thM city In 1 SDp n quested his widow, Selina .1., Io give his sister. Sarah M. Hamilton, of Bedford, Calhoun county. $1,000 from his estate. The Hamilton farm was not paidI AMES A. SWKZZKT. •’ Attorney at law. for, so Mrs. Hall deemed It test to pay Bastings. Mich. the bequest to Mrs. Hamilton In email Fraclicei fn all courts of the state. Colsums from time to time, aa she might need leete as.promptly attended to. money. little more Jhan tbe interest bad I A SCRIBNER. M. D.. * been paid when Mrs. Hall diet! in 1898. « Physician and Surgeon, The claim of Mrs. Hamilton was not l>non, • Mich. allowed bj the commissioners on claims •»E. : in residence, onr oiuek cast of drjtot. , . nvprFR 'against her enteie,because the claim was not Il ’ I’hpVians andI Surgeons. j Proved- The be(»U1*1 b lh« Arthur C. Denison. i GARY. KNAPPEN & DENISON’. LAWYERS. >w 8H S7,M:ch!gaD Trust Co. Bldg.. Grand Rapids. Michigan. Qt’ds li. promptn. •' >r county responded to with ! hrira of Mrs. Hall, but an apr*al from the , (‘ay or night.' j comraisslouers’dectoion to being heard in Judge Hosmer’s court to secure Jhe legal .SHELDON, detenninatlon of Hie matter.—Detroit Abstract and Real Estate Office. A' <rict Block. Hastings. Mi,: ■ ... «>•. p.tf-i! Eurtte Reel Estate Journal. Wilf > . GruH-a! coD-'tqsr.tclng. Ch I hl re n Who .Suffer set of Ab»tra‘*5 ,cwn tfStl*' • T.-nii itL - Records, can funfisb complete from scrofalcus, skin or scalp diseases, | ought to be elven Dr. Pierces’ Golden lilLH’ T. COLGROVE. 1 Medical Dtocovery.for purifying the blood. ’ Fur children who are puny, pale or weak . Attorney at Law j the “Discovery” is a tonic w(hlch builds ; Sn' i.xir to Smith & CoteroveJ <>•:; in thuofi block. IIisanK*. ’ up both flesh and strength. What is said ot It for children applies equally foradulto. 4 KEN ASTON. As an appetizing, restorative tonic, it sets AAttorney at Law. ht work ail the proces-es ot digestion and 'O-.7=r J.F GoodYear & O».'s<tere. ■ nutrition, rouses every organ into natural Fractiresin aii ^ourtsof the Slate. <Jollecti>MM action, ar.d brings back health and •v.njitiy.utendr.j to. strengh. In recovering from “grip” or In : TIMMERMAN. Horncepathlc Phy convaleseuce from pneumonia, fevers aud other wasting diseSMts. It speedily and sie.ian and Surgeon. . surely Invigorates and builds up the whole OfDoeaver Roger's grocery store.) system. a • Fur all dteeases caused by a torpid liver as ings ity ank or Impure blood, as dyspepsia, biliousness, blotcbrs and eruptions it gives most per­ Hastings, Mich. fect satisfaction. , P H T C B . Ludington reports the fruit season two ' SURPLUS, S I 7,000.00 weeks ta advance of former years, and a • r/.‘'i under iht- laws of the State <t big crop Is expected. Michigan. Open for business, Dec. 15, 1886. Cure for Ueador.he. As a remedy for all forms of headache OFFICERS. Electric Bitters has proved to be the very (•n. President ' l»est. It effects a permanent cure and tht -t -r Me-fter. Vice Pre*. . r»:'.n W. RcynoklH. Cashier most dreaded hxldtml slek haidacbevield to its Influence. W e urge all who DIRECTORS: ’are afllicted to procure a bottle, and give ’. Li. W. II Powers, this remedy a fair trial. In cases of hab­ : R. Men-er. ’ <«>!:. OtestHr Mtitoi. itual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and ’•i> Ur-, ally saving.-, department in Barrj few cases long resist the use of this medi­ WiKy .and pay® interest <m all tljne cine. Try It once. Urge bottles only fifty cento at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. ___________________ Your Bread Is i)r> doubt a matter of H>me concern to you, but not bo when you . buy it at the City Bak|»*ry. Everyone when “n the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. A- E. RENKES. FROF’K Supervisor 8. D. Smith of Trout Lake township, near Sault Ste Marie, reports that he f-aw a large herd of deer going north on Sunday. On tbe previous day he says he saw one of a hundred or more going In the same direction. Don’t bolt your food. It irritates your stomach. Choose digestible food and ehew It. Indigestion to a dangerous rieknwa. Proper care prevents It. Shaker Digestive Cordial Ares IL This to the long aud short of indigestion. Now, the qo^tlon to: Have you got indigestion. Yes, if you have pain or discomfort after eatiug. head­ ache, dlzxlnew. nanwi. offenslre brexlb. hrartbaro. luwor. wwknew, texer, j»uodire, fltlulenre. lore of JW*111''' ' Ity. constipation, etc. Yes.yoa have IndiKostlon. To cure II take Sbxker L>lcc8' Ure Cordial. Tbe mwUdltal ptanU and berba of which Shaker Digeallre Cordial ta ooraposed, help io dije«t theJtood Io youratomaeh. When yoor atorereh U itroofc care will ken> Hao^7o^ta toPLW£r bUtle. THE RAIL-SPMTTERL CHANG’S DUPLICITY. In engaging the services of a com­ petent British officer to organize tbe Chinese navy, the government—i. e., Li Hung Chang—was obliged to resort to duplicity in order to effect a sem­ blance of reconciliation, between the naval service and the mandarin eystem. After the experience gained in his first term of rervice in China, Capt. Lang declined tn re-enter it without adequate suHrtantive rank. Whether this stipulation was made by the Brit­ ish board of admiralty before giving If you Would ahvayn be healthv M<xxi pure with Upon', sanSSrilu tSe True Blood Purifler. p r u», me que Snp’t Hoyt, of tbe Lansing schools, hu been el-eled to > ft 000 nmtessorshlp it Ypsilanti. HUNG Abraham Linacin exerciaed the right of majority and started out to shift for himself. When he left bis home to start life for hixoeif he went emptyhanded. He was already some months over 21 years af age, but he bad noth-; ing in the world, not even a suit of iexpectable clothes; and one of the first pieces of work he did was “to split 400 there are some who allege that, owing to ite aristocratic composi­ tion, the chartered company of South Africa, of which Mr. Cecil Rhodes ta fiyed with white walnut bark 'that but like all otoer skin dlsw.se, It can be penuaoent- the presiding deity, will new forfeit i would be necessary to make him a pair HswFs.F3’ ol De Wltfs Witch its charter in spite of the inconceivable ! of trousers.” He had nd trade, no proHat* 1 Salve. It never falls to cure Piles. act of aggression upon the TnunwaaJ i fession, no spot of landj no patron, no republic by its officers and adminis­ W. H.‘Goodyear. hat the viceroy had to.do was to con­ influence. . Two things' recommended trators. there are others of a marc trive a I form of words which would ; him to his neighbors—he was.strong D,"l",r h*’« contracted th. null00? "’cnoibers to supply cynical turn of mind end ucquaintejL ratisfy jibe condition without disturb­ and be was a good fellow. the pickle factory recently located al that with th© financial circumstances oftfce ing thel Chinese official arrangements. His strength made him a valuable pace. company who claim that the forfeiture Capt Lang was given the title of laborer. Not that he was fond of hard of the charter would be the happiest labor. Mrs. Crawford says: “Abe waa In the Spring a young man’s fancy Hghtco-admiral with Ting, while all author­ b turns to thoughts of — Witt’s Little thing that could ixMiiblv happen to ity waa secretly withheld from liinL do hand to pitch into vrork like kilMng Early kiaem, for they always cleanse tbe the company, and tha| Dr. Jameson’s So long as Admiral Ting was present, snakes,” but when he did work it was liver, purify the blood, and invigorate the raid across the British border was with' on ease and effectiveness whieh undertaken with the express purpose Capt. Long did not discover his true compensated his employer for the tame, 9»8te"‘W. H, Goodyear position. His advice was followed, he Dr. Elisha Davis, once a prominent New of bringing about Quit event. There was on the most cordial terms with his he spent in pjwctical jokes and extem­ Hiven physician, has been sent to Detroit is no. doubt that the company for some co-admiral, and there was nothing to poraneous speeches- Be would lift ns time has been in a very bad way finan­ house of correction ninety days for drunk much as throe ordinary men, and “My, cially, that it finds itself unable to ful­ show that he was not, de facto, com­ how he would cbop’H’ says Dennis enness. fill its promises and pay to its stock-' mander in chief. As soon, however, as Hanks. “His ax would flash and bite One minute fs the standard time, and holders dividends on the shares which an accident caused the two to be sep­ into a sugar tree or sycamore, and One Minute Cough Cure to the standard the present holders have purcliased at arated the situation was revealed. down it would come. II you heard him preparation for every cough or cold. It Lang’s order to hoist the admiral flag to the only .harmless remedy that produces enormous premiums from the noble was disobeyed, and Commodore Liu as­ fellin’ trees in a clearin’ you woiild founders of tbe enterprise. immediate results. W. H. Gooyear auy there was. three men at work by x If th© company were to go into liqui­ snmed command of the fleet. An ap­ the way the trees fell.1” Standing six The village of Fenton to now without a dation by ordinary bankruptcy, due peal by telegram to Viceroy Li only feet fdur, he could out lift, outwork and tie Clark by name. Her father owns a saloon, and may remain so^ag the council brought strong confirmation of the has tixtHi the amount for saloonlsts’ bonds to the failure to fulfill its undertak­ fact that La ng’6 Chinese rank was ■ontwreatle any man be came in'contact ings, there would be a terrible row in at 9500U. with. Friends and, employers were London, one which might affect even never intended to be other than a sham. proud. of his strength, and boasted of Mrs. R. DeYoung, Middleburg. la., the stability of tbe throne, since it —Blackwood’s Magazine. it, never falling to pit him against any writes. 1 have used One Minute Cough hero whose strength they heard vaunt­ Cure for six years, both for myself and would be found that noc only members Versatility Required of a Teacher. children, and 1 consider It the quickest of the aristocracy but even of the reign­ That the old conditions of villagelife ed. He himself was proud of it, and ing house have realized vast sums of. acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure I in New England, in which the meet­ throughout his life was fond of compar­ . money by the sale of shares in the con­ ing house was a real center of public ing himself with ta.Il and strong men. ever used. \v. H. Goodyear He drove the oxen ou the removal On Monday next the citizens will vote cern at huge premiums to the present life and had an intimate connection unfortunate holders, most of whom with certain official things, still pre­ of the Lincoln family from Indiana to oil the question ot tending the village for S2,500 for the purpose of putting in nn will be ruined. The natural disposi­ vails in some places in Massachusetts, Illinois, he tells uaK and according to of people under such circum­ is indicated by a recent occurrence. A a story current in Gentryville,-he suc­ electric light plant. coming directly towardtion her and was so stances is to allege fraud, and. unfortu­ young gentleman who had been rec­ ceeded in doing>a fair peddler’s busi­ Did you ever think how readily the nately, there has been much in ponnor- ommended through a teachers’ agency ness on the route. Capt. William Jones, blood to poisoned by constipation? Bad blood means bad health and premature tion with the enterprise that appear:: for the place* of master of a public in whose father’s store. Lincoln had old age. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the exceedingly fishy, to say the least. high school was in correspondence with spent so many hours in discussion and Now, a forfeiture of the charter would the school, committee of the town, and story-tellix^r, and for whom he had famous little pills, overcome obstinate con­ practically relieve the company of much among the questions asked as to his worked the last winter he was in Indi­ stipation. W. H. Goodyear of the odium with which it would other­ qualifications was this: “Are yon able ana, says that before, leaving the state , Robert Stewart of Battle Creek during the past winter has killed nearly ’ 300 wise be saddled in the event of failure, to sing'in the church choir?” The Abraham invested al! his money, some horses for their nides. The bones arc and the blame of the latter could be young gentleman can sing; he obtained thirty odd dollars, in notions. “A set laid to a great extent upon the govern­ the position, and every Sunday bis of knives and forks was the largest made into a fertilizer. ment, the directors of the company voice is heard in the village choir. item entered on the bill,” says Mr. A. L. Wooster, a prominent citizen of claiming thnt they could easily have Moreover, be teaches the high school Jones; “the other items were needles, Osseo, Mich., alter suffering excrucialiuglj from piles for twenty years, was cured In fulfilled all tbeir engagements had not well. The j>eople of the village say that pins, thread, buttons and other little a short time by uselng DeWitt’s Witch tbe British government stepped in and , their high schoolmaster always lias domestic necessities. When the LinHazel Salve, an absolute cure for nil skin rnined the concern by repealing its ( sung in the choir, and they see no rear coins reached their new home near De­ diseases. More of this preparation Is used charter. । son why he shouldn’t be expected tc catur, Ill,. Abraham wrote bock to my than all others combined. This is the only plausible excuse for [ sing.—Boston Transcript. father, stating that he had doubled examination. Ills otherwise heart Is said to be W.ical H. G oodyear the absolutely insane freak j his money on his purchases by selling Beforehanded. of Dr. Jameson, one of the most clever, I * them along tbe road.”—McClure’sMagThe Lansing cigarmakers are out on a Daughter—Charley Huggard kissed strike. They asked for a dollar more per level-headed and brilliant of lieuten-1 I me last night. thousand on a certain brand and the com­ ants of Mr. Cecil Rhodes—in one word, Mother (indignantly)—That is out­ pany flatly refused to pay it a man possessing nJ the traditional rageous! Did you sit on him for it? Young mothers dread the Summer mon­ shrewdness of the Scotchman coupled Daughter —I was.—Puck. DELICIOUS ths on account of tbe great mortality a­ with the spirit, of adventure of the DESSERTS ? mong children caused by bowel troubles. Englishman. He is just the kind of man can be made from Belgium is the home of the racing Perfect safety may be assured those who ready to sacrifice himself to cover the keep on hand DeWitt’s Colic and Cholera retreat—the financial retreat—of his pigeon. There the sport is a national cure, and administer it promptly. For associates aud friends. pastime, and a good pigeon frequently cramps, bilious colic, dysentery and diarTbe founders of the company are, wins for its owner large sums of money, rli(M?\it affords Instant relief. firsfe nod foremost, Cecil Rhodes, a the prizes being considerable, to which W. H. Goodyear Mince Meat. member of the queen’s privy council heavy pools nre added. Plum Pudding, Mince We. The Traverse City division of the Salva­ and prime minister of Cape Colony, ■ 'The*\r’irst Baptist society in Owosso Fruit Cake. tion Array has deserted the organtontion, next in importance to his principal dedicated free of debt in the presence aud will enlist as • Christian Volunteers partner in the concern being the duke of a very large congregation a new MERRELL-SOULE CO.. under the leadership of Ballington Booth. of Fife. Ron-ln-lnw of the prince of church, seating about 1,500 people aud Dandruff is due to an enfeebled state of Wales, and 1be one of all the members costing $28,500. . tbe skin. Hall’s Hair Renewer quickens of the British nobility to whom the The experiment of raising pepper­ the nutritive functions of tte.skiu, healing queen has shown tbe greatest degree mint in dratiot county will be tried this and preventing the formation of dandruff. of favor. Phen there is the duke of year, onr man having set out nine acres Wilder Main ot Antrim county reports Abercom, chief of the prince of Wales’ of plants near Alma. that a lamb with but one eye was recently household, the leader of the conserva­ Rev. A. Oxtoby, of Ionia, has teen aj>teru_on his farm. The place where the tive party in Ireland and brother of toft pyi! should have been is perfectly I July Blanford, mother of t he duke of! pointed delegate from the -state to the Presbyterian Alliance of the World, blank. Marlborough. A fourth is Earl i which meets in Glasgow June 17. Gray, son of that Gen. Gray who What We Offer Yon The village of Fenton is now Without was so many years private secretary tc I Is this; If you are troubled w|th Catarrh, a saloon, and may remain so-, os the the queen and the prince consort and > Cold In Head, Hay Fever, go to the drug­ council has fixed the amount for sagist named below and get a hottie of Cen- governor of the prince of Wales before loonlsts’ bonds at $5,000. tortCatarrh Cure. No danger of being the latter attained his majority. Mrs. Whitney, mother of Mrs. G. Wil­ It will be seen from thcs« names that humbugged. Relief In five mlnut-s and a the social and political importance of liams. the keeper of the Harbor Point poaitive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. lighthouse, died from old age. She the leading spirits in the South Africa The fruit growing business about Battle cc.ro ptay are such that neither Lord would have been 100 years old in Sep­ Creek promises to assume consldernltle tember. < proportions in the next yehr or two. Salisbury nor Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, Martin Kohl, proprietor of a saloon Thousands of trees have been set out. the secretary of state for the colonies, on the state road two miles, from Lud­ One eastern firm -sold rXOOO' trees to a would dare to take upon themselves the OUebMter^ Dtaxnored iln.i responsibility of annulling tbe charter ington, lost his life by the burning of grower here. • save with the consent and approval of his saloon. Two ewes tJelonglpg to a farmer of Dan- the two oukes, the carl and the privy The Michigan Central Railway com­ ■ Original lad Only Ger ulnrA ware. *l»»n »-li»Ne. ladicb 2X\ by township. Inula county, wdre killed by councilor and colonial premier chiefly pany paid $228,000 into the state treas­ lightning recently and their little lambs ury for taxes for the past year. • interested in the affair. have been adopted by a Jersej? cow. who Let it be added that l^ere is hardly a cares for them as carefully as if they were The I>i»eovery Saved Hlu Life. member of the royal family, from the I her own offspring. prince of Wales down to Prince Henry | --_____________ , . Mr. «. Cailnutte, Druggist, Beaversof Battenberg, who has not made money vIHe. ’s New Dis­ If the Ih*by 1* Cut-Mas Teeth. Gl I - HI., - says: " —“To Dr. King h 1 — ’“ Wax taken with Be afire and use that old and well tried out of the concern end held shares in . cove^' 1 owe my life. !R*S CINOER TONIC 14 j cni.1 nf I La erippe and trfed all tbe physicians fpr remedy. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup IU und the ">»» »» I m|,„ bot of Do lva||'',od „„ for children teething. It sooths the child, princljxal member, of the royal hou*'_ ! 11D Mud t0|d 1 „,u|j not n,e. ll.tio. Dr. gotteiis the gums, allajs all pain, cures hold and society, the grand semd-off ( Dincorery In my stere 1 sent Wind colic and is tbe best remedy fur which Cecil Rhodes’ company received j jnr a am| begun its use and from the diarrb.eea. Twenty-five cento a bottle. bring In n great measure due to the < flj-gt d(,se began to get tetter, aud after discrimination which he displayed in j using three bottles was up and about* allotting founders’ shares only to those ‘ again. It is worth Ito weight In gold. We The test salve in tbe world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, wilt rheum, fever who cither through their social or of- j wont keep store or house without II.” Get at ®* ^°°^yC8rM Drat sores, letter, chapped bauds, chilblains, f.cial Influence, could promote the inrflooms, affd all skin irruptions, and pcM- i tercsts of the concern. Most of them, 8store. lively cure piles or no pay required. H b owe ver, have been clever enough to to guaranteed to give perfect sattofarthm unload their holdings when the shares tfAttESTHfSPOl’l or money refunded. Price 25 cents per were nt tbe highest notch.—Chicago tex. For sale by W. H, Goodyear, trie Record. _______ druggtot. ____________ _ A Mr. Malawrop. The bicycle to said to be -the steed upon A real Mr. Melaprop was discovered which tbe new woman rode iu’o this the other day in the person of a Broad-1 It puts the medicine on the sore spot. world.” way cable-car conductor. The car was on a downtown trip, and had but few State of Ohio. Citr ot Toted.»M passengers until it reached Fourteenth , Lucas County. I . Frank J Oheoey makes an oath that he ts w© street. There half a dozen people, fire I women and one man, got aboard. Three j of the women and the man found scat* , When she became Mi®, rite clung to Caricria. together, but the other two went to an- • fbl'L. or HU .our* C“^Ilk J. cbeMr other part of the car, thereby leaving j ■ it doubtful aa to whether they were j Sworn to before me and snbso-lted th!, ,ui>. of ‘*"”^1!^ members of the party or not. The roan liTcl N««Ul'o»lle. with the three, instead of giving the ex-1 act change, offered a half-dollar in pay- Blind, Bleedtag and Itchtag PUes. At meat of the fares, and th© conductor j druggists or by mail Eti'diiSfrroo was as much in the dark aa ever. To in- j Send Far Booklet, water, 1S.MI. Adrian, 11.200; Marquette. I w NONE SUCH J AXON Pennyroyal pills Ll^S?o£^£l&ih<s.*a£s2t There is fun in the foam, and health in the cup of HIRES Rootbeer—the great temperance drink. DR. HANDY’S Pile Cure CURES tSA Rold by •75c* at the truth. With ■ polite ware of hi. hand toward the two women In the further corwr. he naked blandly: “Am those ladies implicated?"—N. Y. Trib- R*.alt* Tell the Story. an4 K' ^cuJSh^ftea “ uneepiated jJSk’ta&eWto". xkkbM^br. Roods Fills curs eH Otw* hto- tons0***' —To dream about the gallows ta the luckiest dream a man can have; it fore- • bodes that he will become rich, arrive ■t high honors and be happy. I W. H. HILL CO.. Detroit, Mkh. NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM CURED BY ‘"■jTHgO-JHOItl-A . Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. . Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Put an Advt. in Thk Bankia it brings good returns. �after sea otter. Higbert at an in Leavening Power.—LaieM U.S. Gov't Report IWBSS ABSOWTEEY PURE j I a stings Banner. Thursday, May 14, 1896. COOKBROs. proprietors. There will be preaclilttf at ‘he Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. Mrs. Grigsby presides at tbe County W. C. T U. Convention at Woodland this Euitnaiut'-l Y. P. S.C. E- will led Minnie next Sunday evening by Mies LTp-tc Replogle. J. G. Hughes spent Sunday at Plain­ Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at tlie well. Rogers school house next Sunday ufterHerman Frost went to Prairieville Sunday noon at 8. Cotne and Lear tl>e pastor of the .Pres­ on his wheel. Walter Wilkins, of Chlclgo, was in the byterian church next Sunday evening ou “Sponges.” ■city this week. Rev. Ickes will preach in Retd’e Hell D. Cramer, of Ann Arbor, was in tbe next Sunday evening at 7:80. All are <tty last week. cordially invited. Jos. Deal, of Gi n Marsh, was In the Mary Wooton leads the meeting of the Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday evening at the city Saturday. Presbyterian church. Hale Kenyon, of Freeport, was in the Tbe Ladles Aid Society of the First Bap­ city this week. tist church willfcrve supper at the G.A.R Mrs. K C. Bank, of lone. Cal., is visit­ ball on Saturday May 10th. Supper from 5 to 7. 10 and 15 cts. ing Mrs. J. C. BarrelL The Woman’s Club will meet at the Iventer France, of Cressey, was In the usual place Friday. A Tennyson program •city Monday on business. will be carried out and it Is especially de­ Mrs. Anne Fuller is spending two weeks sired that all members shall be present. An entertainment of a very high order, with Grand Rapids friends. under direction of Mrs. Jas. A. Sweezay, Cheater Messer left Monday night for a will be given at the M. E. church on the short business trip in the east. 27tb. Watch for the program next week. Gen. Parkhurat, of Coldwater^ spent Memorial Sunday services will be held at the G. A. R. Hall ou Sfrday May 24th Sunday at Mrs. Mary T. Goodyear’s. at 3 o’clock p.m. Rev. 1. M. B. Gillasple Miss Belle Emory, of Detroit, Is visiting will deliver tbe discourse. A cordial in­ her parents Mr and Mrs O. D. Spaulding. vitation Is extended to all. Rev. Chas. Maxfield preached Sunday Fred Knappen Is recovering from a In tbe evening severe attack of typhoid fever.—G. R. morning in Reed’s Hall. he, assisted ny the choir, gave an Interest­ Herald. ing service of Song, entitled “The Man Eber Lake who has been a sufferer from Who Spoiled the Music.” Tbe annual meeting for tbe opening of paralysis waa out Sunday for the first time tbe “Bee Hives” of the W. H. M. S. of in a 5 ear. the M. E. church will be held at the home J. L. Crawley and Frank Tucker started of Mrs. J. T. Lombard on Wednesday, Subject “New for Ohio to-day on their wheels for a few May 20 at B:30 p. m. Mexico.” Papers by Mrs. Ann Jones and *<weeks trip. Mrs. Eycleshymer. A full attendance Is Mrs. Ch ment Smith and Miss Gertrude desired. •Smith arc expected home from FL Leaven­ Next Sunday Rev. Thos Cox will preach in tbe evening on "Success in Life,” the worth to-day. first of two addresses to young people. It Dr and Mrs G. W. Lowry were In Grand will be preceded by a prelude on “Why Rapids Tuesday, the former going to asiist Do So Many Men Attend Church?” and Americans in Europe.” The morning in an operation. service will be preceded by a short pre­ Mrs. J. R. Clark and son, of Grand Rap­ lude ou “What the General Conference is ids. have been visiting Mrs. E. A. Burton D :>« ” , «nd at B. R. Rose’s. ‘i’boruapple aud Irving Townships Sun­ day ’ School Association was held at Parme­ Mr. and Mrs. D. Kennedy, of Nashville, lee May 6tb. A good program was pro­ ■spent Sunday in the city, guests of Mr. vided and well carried out. Rev. W. W. And ifrs. Chas. Baker. Taylor, of Hastings, was present and gave Geo. L. Hale and Will Thomas left for the evening address “Christian Education” and was very much appreciated. Officers 'Boulder, Colorado, Tuesday morning with elected:—President, O. A. Carpenter, *.« . . w to-locating there. Middleville; Vice Pres.. Miss - Augusta (Jos. Pflug, jr., is home from Detroit for Hinkley, Freeport; Sec’y. Mrs. L. C. Chapman, Middleville; Ass’s. Sec’y. Miss tour weeks owing to a boycott on the firm Blanche Hendershott. Irving. Mrs. D. for which he was working) W. Johnson, Treasurer, Middleville. PERSONAL MENTION 34 r. and Mrs. Hendrick and Prof, and “Christian Citixen«hip.” Mrs. Wilkinson attended the lecture at The s« ties of six lectures which have been given at the M. E. church clesed on Sun­ the M. E. church Sunday evening. day evening with F. W. Walker’s address Mrs. Charles Thompson, of Grand Rap­ on “Christian Citizenship.” It contained ids, is with her sister Mrs. Frank Fifield many excellent thoughts. Among other who has been very ill for the past twelve things Mr. Walker said;— “Christian cltizenship ls true citizenship. weeks. ' It is the ideal In man applied to his con­ Mrs. A. C. Brown, of Chicago, is ex­ duct in social and governmental affairs. The brotherhood of man demonstrated pected in the city Monday for a short visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. C. by the sacrifice of a life on the cross is the basis of the higher civilization, of modern Beadle. enlightened nations, giving its citizens Silas Stafford, of Hastings, formerly a leading legal light of Plainwell, Is passing a few days with old frietffis here.—Plnln"i'il Enterprise. W. H. Huffman. F. H. Barlow, Chas. Tula and Tom Baker returned from their Tionnern fishing Dip Friday night. They report an excellent catch. W. H. Huffman ba« the record ot catching the most^ trout /ki one day, and aiso the least number in -one day, the largest trout measuring 17# ‘-inches in length. • C. W. Fi•ancls, editor of that bright and ’•rnsvsy sheet, the Lake Odessa Wave, was a caller at tbe Baxxer office last week. Mr. Francis informs us Odessa township votes SI.000 yearly for road construction. At this rate they will have a superb road sys­ tem in a few years, and will make their - village a great trading point for the people in that section, as well as neighboring sec­ tions. • An edict has gone forth from the sancturn sanctorum of Chairman Geo. G. Gldv.eon, of the National racing board, ttf the eH»el that no “loafing” on the part of the racing men will be tolerated thia year. Hare meet promotors will be licensed to employ tandem pace makers and set a <lme limit on the race, requiring the wlnmlttg man to come over the tape within the T»P» citied limit or forfeit his right to a Prise. It is a first class idea. e Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair/ w F CREAM BAKING MOST PERFECT MADE broadened and enlightened minds capable of exalted thought. The difference be­ tween barbarism and civilization Is that of altitude in thought first afterward in in­ stitution and structures. A magnificent building or statue is but a mans’ thoughts become crystallzed. Progress means *ui enlargement of our faculties. We say, a man rises and as lie rises his horizon enlargenn, bls vision be­ comes clearer and his soul expands. In tbe search after spiritual truths man has discovered that other divine attribute —power and inventive geuluses have sought to apply it to mechanics. The heathen had not rtoen to the light of looking for power outside of something massive and unpossessing. He never dreamed that bis own physical power was only borrowed. Christian alllzenshlp fosters and en­ courages popular education, builds ralL roads, constructs canals, creates our cities and prepares our citizens for government­ al duties. Senator Ingalls said “The purification of politics is an iridescent dream, govern­ ment is force, politics is tbe battle of aupremacy, parties are the armies. In war It is lawful to deceive the enemy, to hire Hessims, to purchase mercenaries, to mu­ tilate, to destroy. Such aentlment is base and false. It dwarfs tbe purjKtse of man’s existence and makes him but half a man. It malms him Ju bis supreme capacity. If corruption exists it Is the duty of each to enlist a reform commencing in his own mind and thoughts. - Thoughts are deeds that may become crimes.” So too thoughts are deeds that may become bene­ dictions. if we but guard aud guide them properly. We may Dot al) become Park.iursts or Webstere or Drpews but what we can do, UC humblest in all tbis broad laud. Is tu diligently use our own minds and oppor­ tunities and seek to extend the opportuni­ ties of others and help to swell that com­ mon tide of humanity on the force and di­ rection of whose currents tbe welfare of humanliy and our government depends. • Naval Cadet* I am requested by the Secretary of the Navy to name a cadet for the Naval Acad­ emy for this, tbe 4th Congressional District and conforming to a eustnoi that has pre­ vailed in the District I have arranged lor a competitive examinaticM: o be held at HaatkigK June 8. ISM. AH candidaUa will report at the office will be Rev. Cox ennducied chapel exercises; cb»o^ m*m®< Monday mom’nr. • idcL:»bs• ”r» J..hu and F. L. Heath ealh-d i Hoonah Indiana arc. the beat aea ftjrker. It I. * on ihr irarhetn Wednesday. I o-. Alaskan tribes. ^aa.hrei. -A Hcyete IwHt tor two l< Tiiwe! th.t 1. ,*’T IT tf. Arbury late Supt. of tbe Battle , otter hun^rs .. d Cr»-ek sebpoh,called Wednesday forenoon. । They are very skill! m«ke a nawnx and tan dr tn riding k oealtiied to beevmt* vrgy popular. it I* **M there Among our visitors are Mr*. Daw*unf 1 fura are very valuable y will not be enough tandems on hand thia Brriha Rider. Etta Hubbard. Charlie Ken-' gOod thing out of it. The Moonan iM*as6<> to supply the ih-nistidfield aud Glenn Clark. ! after sea otters in large companies, te sixth grade 1 or twelve families hnnt tx^gether. ere Arrangements are bAng made management of tbe Charlotte blcy On account of the sickness of Bertha 1 are very good grounds a >u 5^1‘x. WiM-man. Maude Mudce Is editor thh out- from Lituya bay, and there to. to secure the Fuwler sextet for h wtek. Hoonahs do their beat work. They use 4 If the track Is put hi pro.iniv s and n-r Rev. Grigsby visited our grade Friday 1 gpruce canoes, which art small com- they will probably eotne. H »l tbe robbing ioWuk ‘or new afternoon aud gave us a talk on I-A,u,ton’' pared with most Alaskan canoes, aud lire, lbb> wawn P “ ‘ lofblhw II would London Bridge. Bt. Paul’s Cathedral, and * ... bcinir light and easy to handle make s line four million yards long. Westminster Abbey. It was very inter-; Jn ore swifter than the or KMlamaxno’t) new plank cycle track KwT.re .tadjta, Board me.ta.a will be opened on the 30th and 21st. arlrhrntlc U>l. wrek. ' pruldtare. but Re number may be grre t Hasting* will have several repmentatinw We have bad no absence during tbe pest er or amaller. Tbe head of tb* week. 1 aits in the bow with his gun acrosr his In tbe races. Tom Cooper broke aMtber record Sat­ Our Botany lesson Monday momlnz was 1 jop jn such a position that be-eafidrop .■ . -* —.(In In 3 -OH on “Jaek In the Pulpit” which was very I paddfe and pick up the gun in a urday by going two-tlrinda of a mile in IS5 flat, a» tbe Cincinnati races. interesting and instructive. * ’ fritlon of a second. The mother, as rorrp..osh« muI S«lto Hf«m- Combined | HE WAS RIGHT. ' often as not with a baby in bcr^BP’.r1i(^ . * - . ..__ 1.*m.v ar, -------- ! in the stern with aJMg. IfiDg-haadled Tbe Mich. Central will on • May 35th. I Th» One Juror who stood Out Ax»teat • p^dte and steera The children do the Eleven ob-ttnat. Men. Eleven Obstinate ■ JffectkeMen. paddling. Every ’ F.eorv Alukkan Alaskan inIn- • .ell tickets to Grand Rapid* »nd return at A standing joke around tbe Maine , learns to paddle as soon as it rate of one and one ha«f cents per mile in >urts ta the juror who stands out and wX^The^dtans there hs-e <-eh dl^ Hmlled to return Km. d.y. courts is the juror who stands out and ifttae. to to agree agro., with eietxn obota ;; XnoretroveUng ntee «long that ! re”£d’!!l£ refuses with the the eleven stinatc men, who don’fthlnk as he does. • Judges are not apt to take kindly to this style of man, and have been known on occasions to give him a terrible snub- i bing. “There is still living in this city,’’' sayw a Bangor gentleman, who thinks jurors have rights of opinion as well as judges, “a man who is very proud of a little experience he had as a juror. It was in Judge Cutting’s day, and that ex­ cellent jurist was on the bench. The jury had heard an important caee, and failed to agree because this particular ■ juror stood ont against the arguments I and solicitations of his fellows, and de- j dared he would stay there till the ants ; ate him up and carried out his remains ' through the keyhole before he would“ ; consent to what he believed to be an un1‘ !‘ just verdict. Judge Cutting asked how W । they stood, and the foreman replied, ( ‘eleven to one, your honor.’ ‘Who is the ]i one?* asked the judge, angrily. ‘Let . him stand up.’ The juror arose and i received a scathing rebuke from Mr. j Cutting, who permporily discharged || , him from further duty. The case went' । over to the next term, and was again * । tried, resulting in a verdict in acord-1 ance with the views of the one juror. It i i was then taken to the law court on mo-! i tion for a uew trial arid was upheld by j■ the full bench as mainfestly right. The I i man says that whenever he thinks of ' । that case,he thanks God he had the sand •; to stick to what he believed to be right,1 and take the rebuke a mistaken judge , gave him for so doing.” This will do ' for ,an exceptional case, but the one man against the il is not always filled । with good judgment as this one seems ' , to have .been.—Lewiston (Me.) Jour-1 I nal. VolcsnoM and Icebergs. In recent years the size nnd number (. of icebergs seen in the south Atlantic J. and south Pacific oceans have both been I enormous, and various suggestions have ., been made to account for the phenome- j{ Evidently sQuietniug something unusual nas has :j’ nton. cvtucutiy uvu. been going on in the unknown regions surrounding the south pole. The latest! suggestion bearing on this subject comes from Mr. II. C. Russell, who has j presented it before the Royal Society of ■ New South Wales. His idea, in brief, ' is that there has been .an extraordinary outburst of the great volcanoes known to exist within the Antarctic circle, and that the consequent shaking of the iceclothed shores of the Antarctic conti­ nent has resulted in the breaking off of . immense fragments of ice, which have afterward been driven northward by . winds and currents.—Youth’s Compan ion. FOR THE BABY. able. . | Baby's pusher ta a little table ap-1 polntment In the line of neatneM and 1 good manners, and Is very pretty with-I al. It, delicate handle, Bower-deco- I luted, ta readily clasped by the little I hand to aid hi putting tbe food on j fork or spoon, thus saving the use of , tbe fingers, which in turn would soil ' bib and mask. The modem baby is not"! without perquisites. ' The bib clasp is either in gold or sil­ ver, ta design a flower, butterfly or baby face, and ta method of service much like the ordinary stocking sup­ porter—an ornamental center connect­ ing by links two clasps. The latest teaspoon, also used as a nursery gift, ft ven beautiful and unique ta shape, the bowl ta grooves like a mandolin, the handle beaded ta an arabesque design. Tbe sterling silver porringer is a favorite bestowal of godparents from the fact that it can be kept and banded down through many generations. Plain silver ia now the fancy, and es-, pecially noticeable ta the porringer, which ta with heavy, smooth bow), and short ornamental side handles. The bowl and plate for actual service h also with smooth, highly polished surface, and richly beaded edges. The silver cup, it up to data, is an exact re­ production ot the common Un kitchen cup except in price! Its convenience of shape to drink from, the polished surface easily kept bright and ft, odd appearance have made it popular as a l-aby appointment. — Chicago Inter Ocean. they inherit abnoimally developed.,80bodies and arms, but then legs are not ^trODi^. Because of the great bore in Latuya bay it is only when the weather is very calm that the Indians can go out to hunt sea otter. Tbev kill with shotguns lomled with heavy charges of buckshot, aknd they hum otter in much the same way that the western boys hunt bell .Utcrs and but tar-ball ducks WhentheyavhtauotteribeyflreKveral blank shots. The otter dues, aud all the canoes circle arotuid the piner where he went drwn, waiting for him toeome C. R. OsndRX. For thin month at w shall offer Wall at ’ ‘ . PRICES THAT Wnj ASTONISH YOf. We &re Md id Reduce M. Sign of THE ELEI'IIAXT. . .g I a g*n Tir-em (.„raul. ** Grow, is. Bowes, Baltimore, pump p. fealold, Awrta. , AimsM wheeler. Battle Creek, ^'^.'^“^Jport, jjinier. Castleton, Bos* Seaman, Johnstown, J; I ( WHEN BUYING SPECTACLES. HAVE YQUR. Catherine Fuhrman. Maple Grove, WlfllanJ I. Allen, Middleville, i Hubbard. Middleville, to tha surface again. When he does they fire more blank shots and scare him into diving again. They keep that up until the otter gets tired out aud one of the cauoes can get vvithin gunshot of him. Sometimes they have two or three Otte t* diviag at once, and it is live­ ly, exciti:ig work, ns well aa great sport. Getting back with the day’s game tc the camp in.sjdc the bay is alwayc sharp work and sometimes very dang< rous. The bay runs inlaud about six miles, and vanes f-om three-quarters of a mile to one and a half miles in width. The entrance is about 300yai<ls wide, with from four to six fathoms vf water at low tide. Rocky spitz jut out from the mainland at each side. Just at the head ot the southern spit are several large bowlders, the largest of which is called Cormorant rock. The northern spit is a rncky glacial morass. * Vessels going in and out plwaya wait, for slack tide. Except at slack tide tbe ' soeMen, City, ’ Sastta<s Market*. »««««?& Butter. 8 Co 9 Coro per ou.» PoUlocs per Du.. 15. Rjeprr hu.. Si Tallow per lb.. Wheat, white per ba M. Hay per ton, 12 to 15 Pork dreeeed. 4.50 Beans, 50 to 65 Chicken drmsed.9. Beef dressed. 4 00to BAO Beet live. 3.75. Mutton, dressed. 5. Cloverseed. 4 65 to S.00 ceeree AND FITTED SEPARATELY.;. I MAKE A SPEC IALTY OF FIT­ TING EYES. Report of tbe eondittoo of tbe Hostings City Bank at Hastinm Michigan, at the close of buslnew. May. 7th IBM. ■ KKBOVKC*.**. I-oans and discounts74 OWCMB . S'.ockr. boucta. mortgage*, etc 14 642 » Overdruttv OOQ CIO tJK©« ixJW w Dur from bank* in reserve cities f.-'Wl 31 G^d^can^.^’..1.1.^. breakers extend entirely across the en- B«lw •,?lp V B and NaUonai Bank 4.085 00 trance, and when the tide is running either way the current is extremely The Jeweler. Total ................................... 123148? 93 swift aad a gutter is formed in midchan..LIAHILITIZa. ’oek paid nel Iroui which the current sets strong- Capital Sroi?ss8fuud P*1.. inf 75,<na 00 “—•--•-•xi...................................... Hjooioe .pr»flu pr.fOta teas eurrent ex­ ly toward the shores, so that & vessel Iv’— nJlvkled penses, interest and tax>-< p»|d 1.730 30 trying to go thrbugh on the tide would ' Commercial deposits subject to check.... . 33.519 83 almost certainly be wazhed against Commercial CcrtlBcates of deposit 76..'*? 70 Cormorant rock or the northern «piL Bavins* deposits... 7.830 10 *n perfectly calm weather the tide, ebb Notes and bills redlicounied ifi.000 M or flood, shows a considerable bore, and ?<rtai............................... u.......... »221.4«M / ** ° vessel ‘nits -5«- it just.right the -----,J — if a would go Blate ot Micblzan. County nf Barry'HU. WE HAVE -Tbe nicest a.-wrr.3«K through as il sailing doton hill. Tbe I. Dan W. Reynolds cashier nf ttie above named -of button- wi- ever had Hank, do sokuunly swear lhal the alxne state ­ mouth of the buy is only about a cable's ment is true to tbe best of my knowledze and bought of the manuiartunr 3rd at our length, at.d after that tiirrc is no dtui- belief. price and cheap. Phix Smith. . Dax W. Kbyxolm. Cashier Snbscribed and sworn to before ine this nth At the Racket. d ty of May„ 1 wt;_ Kimi F. Bzauut, The Indian sea otter hunter, never WE HAVE Some of the Intent Box Notary Public. undertake the passage except at slack | Costate? - Attest: paper we ever had in D. G. Rokixson i water. If they arrive before the tide : Wm. II. POWBM -Directors. Chkstkk Msbsxm I — 1‘lilN >MITH, serves they wait until it does. II they Alike Racket. get in from the grounds only a few min ■ utes alter slack waler they prel»r to 1 WB HAVE Some Ith iote Ht« stand the ocean swell outside thaa-vu-1 bought of our aiTllon dertake to go through In their light I house and will sell you h -rtasi for 15c. Naw is tbe tim: You will EM want jftipvr rgaux mm®. canoes. As a meter of fact, they ore! safer outside, for there is a bigeddy be ' At it:- Racket tween the tideway and Cormorant rock. I F. R. PflNGOflST, i THAT RACKET Absolutely Free! where they are perfectly safe, unless a S°d oum<" “I> aud the aea gets rough. I There they wait for tbe next turn of the tid'. »»d I'- is not unusual to Ke half a I doten canoe, drifting about in this1 «ddJ’ w|Ui most ot the occupants aaleen I 11 *he sea come, up while they are waita ing ------outside "" the 'Indians “ make a’landing among the rocka on tbe ocean side rather than try to make a passage through Die breakers. This is aTextremely hazardous undertaking, but the Indians are so skillful in handling their canoes Lhat accidents seldom hap­ pen. They swim like seals from baby­ hood, and are usually so covered with oU and grease that the shock of audden immersinu in the cold water doea not affect them.—N. Y. Son WATCH WE HAVE As nice an aleutburoto! any one at pir s ,-mjih. At tlie Burket. CHILD-KENS Hose sun orters foMu 10 tu -‘5c e.t Phln • Smith’s Racket.- . LADIES VESTS We ttf sure <e have tfc” uicrst as­ sortment in tbe city aud that n^ans cheap • from 5c up. Smith. At the Kaeket. HAIK Ommentv We ih»>e the nicest uwrtmeu: to-pt m W city and as cheap or cheaper than others will Uder. I’»p , At |tu. K«ekeb pencils about X price? ISO That Die use of well-arranged ac­ curately adjusted rollers is a great saving of labor ia undeniable, but not Thit Splendid 1191 every article should be thus equipped. The notion of putting coaters on stove­ legs is one that ia not likely to receive the indoraesnent of strictly practical • good timekeeper. persons. Tbe stove is emphatically a Mendon this paper and we will send von stationary article. One of the great 5 **mple copies of the drawbacks to successful and perma­ nent plumbing h tbe fact that the stove frequently works loose, slides out c..nuimng full itirtruclions how to pet i| F of place ami cracks the coupling or «stch. Act qtffck. AdJrcm, ftXTieiT JUU1AL CO.. strains the pipes. If this is the case IHtnIt. rich. 4 aS® ."toTe oa«tem. it fa __ ____________ not difficult to Imagine what would be PWBATI ORDER. ThV^n’Vr* - r°1Ier’ *vtuwhedThis would be a continual source of danger, not only to plumbing, but on “~“»t »««>«. The pipe, ™“y M «* *pwt; e»en the jarring ot ordinary wind ha7e , 5 ,*?d would be the Stanley Search reveals the amazing fact that inevitable end ol ,uch an invention The rollem might do well enough U the proposal—in literature, al least—is becoming obsolete. Stories there are • damp were attached -With tretb tn of a plenty, but in the English publica­ pres, into the floor after the otore ..a located; but k almple roller wltho-t tions they mostly relate to mysterious inch an attachment would be a coooi couapiracy or intrigue, Oud in tbe •u«t menace not only to plumbing but * .*‘ety of the dwelling ■ well American product tbe propoaal h all ’? done behind the aeenea—the reader is Introduced to tie engaged ooupla or to Ute married pair. Tbe amUmental are ta pamiag, evidently, and wo not' expecting anything of the kind’ uon«!y hurry over tbe romantic FREE! FREE! yankeewatch Good pin. for 1c. Pub S»tra. Artbe But* 100 B«t Tinned e»rpet Utt. W >«■ pun Swell. At i»e BMWOUT XDOB Shoe dreecnp t>r lie others 3 v. Put x Smith, At the Kaeket. W» WILL Sell you > So. S !le««r for 25c. A No 8 copper bottom Wash boiler 15c. ‘ A No 8 all c«pi*t boiler SI .75. : A 2 qt. covered i’«i *• A 10 qt. lUring V»;l A 10 qt fl.rlt l r*'1 *lul s qt. dipper 15c. A 1 ql eofl.e ptrt Sr. A. 3 qt rotln' po! >*• ... A good te. kettle 50c- * ' Tin Ware at tbe same I." I»“ 5oe.lt 1’"n 'Set AL-ttie Backet. *OTATO BUGS We have the »p*>‘. let to put 0,1 _ Puts S«'rJv “• At th, BBST it qt Galnalxed p»“‘. Phis bu1™At the RM‘rl- HAMMOCKS We hare Ihetu. f ■ puis hxir«. At the H"*"' LAOIM WAISTS “STdid ao many would not •'*” Ttent-I’rlce-^ Al the We b.w h* ’1^ bands bus, »*• , hlTB lBMT »"*?*•■ 11 ’"-iduoTdoIt tta-mpricwwecoul^o^. rnuv � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-05-21.pdf 1663a1b5925f876224e2b55a81341abb PDF Text Text Hastings Banner, VOL. XLI. NO. 3 HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 21. 1896. ufnmer Deading- Hastings Banner. Published Thursdays bv “ COOK- BROS., -i 2,000 25c Books for ioc Each, or 12c by Mail. '■[.:;eout your list from this Adrt. and send it with cash o ’ - amps to Fred L. Heath, the Druggist, Hastings, Mich. • ,f ,d.>. E F Brnson —V/*1'1" WijiiHctoo ,_1M I .Halifax MtoMutog UT Huutrr QuartermatiT. AlorrHI Rider I ’. l.a-t of ibe Mohicans, J. Fenlmore Haggard ...138 Flames. E Werner ’ v -tp-j B <ik, W*J>hl"8ton b vine ---]39 Saddle and Sabre. Hawley Smart Shi; - Th.d Pais In Hie Nfg’it, Beatrice “’ll? a ?v"unRLoTe- Bertha M may iiarmden — *}' ’ ?r™r 51 C1“7 er*fetyer. J Fenlmore Cooper • ver Twist. Dicken* ■ Evil Genius, Wilkie CMllns • ••.144 undercurrents. The Duchess ■ \1 .n.-l The DurlU-’S n ....145 The House Party.Guida ■ cdhft:;der. I FeMmore Cooper ....1« Forging the Fetters. Mrs. Alexander • ,• -. c. .1 Fenlmore Cooper • ...147 Lucfie“oweu Meredith A,exan<MT Granada, Washington Irv- ....lis V Iscount do Bragelonne, Alevander Du­ mas Pra'rle. J Fenlmore Cooper • • • 14!» Wonwn’a War. Bertha M Clay viewed to Kumpe. James Mooney ....tW Uooed'MDd Married. Rosa'Nauchette I ,v,. Letter* of a Worldly Woman. Mrs • w K CUflord ...151 Michael StrogofT. Julet Verne ' \ .-;)delt.u Mwrte Co.elll ^-U5T<ly Norseman. Edna l.jall 1 ‘ i\r.r of the World in »*> Davs. Jules Vern ....153 We Two. Edna l.vgii -ri: - of ’-he Black Prince. Lovett Cun ..,.154 Donovan. Kdna Lydl ....155 Knight Errant. Edua Lvall er<Hi _ . ;-..<i>.o,h>H«. P»tul R-»urget fcU!wm Alexander Dumas World Miss M EBraddon H’** bmuheue Carer Ii illnvr -Travels. Swift raand Dante*. Alexander Dumv >r;;* and Orange Blossom*. Bertha M d ...JBO Dangerous Cat’s Faw. David Christie .. u Rider Haggard. ....1OT A Dangerous Wonue. Gilbert A Pierce c!>atra. I! Rider Haggard • •—1*M Mary St John, Rosa Nourhrtte Cxrev . i.u's-.nli Washington Irving •••JS JIer " Bvtbrothrd, Bertha M Clav ■ < M i Trawler. Washington Irving ....10.1 Love.4Cham Broken. Her ha M Clay > M.ir.e’r. G-«»rg»> Eliot ft R*dar Hagxant \ v, M iudaleu. Wllkia Collins ‘ ....io> toiled bvLnlng. Bertha M Clay . ’.v•-•->. *n in Black. Janis* Moaney ••• !?? ftjter- Alexander Dumas . ,1:1.0 U Broughton ■•‘IE Is « Gn’,,.‘n Di‘y* ^na c >.::■! Coquette. Mr* £ Mann ....1®i The Son of Forth »s. A’rx. Dumas ■. Lvun’s Choice. Bertha 31 Clay ■■• L<’v“.r,or 1105:4 Noucbeue Carer o-• K ington. Il twley Smart . ....170 The Mnn With the Iron Mask. Dura a , ■ . • . Walter Scott ...171 Conrt-Royal. 8 Hiring Gould ‘ 1 . ; -. v, Charlotte Broale • Ji- The Ironmaster. George OhBet • . Love Story. Bertha JJ Clay ....1«3 The First \ lolln, Jesse FotbervlU ' . t‘ -I'.. <:» nrgeiEHct ....U4 Mystery Of a Turkish Bath. Rita ’ V’ e. *,» 1 trtermmn. II Rider Haggard ....L5 The Count of Mo He Cristo. Alex. Dumas a’ vambra, Washington Irving ..a 170 Three Guardsmen, Alex. Dumas ■ 1 . ■ • 1 <»n the World. Berth * M Clay . 1° Beor Not To ID. Mr®. Alexander I I Man--Mie's Se-Tet, E Marlltt ....DS Scenes of Clerical Life. Geotwe Elliot , m*.-er; of a Hansom Cab. Fergus ....179 The Light of LovA Bertha M Clay W ilum.’, , ; .... ire 1 .nd♦ Brauk smere! The Dnchec* \ *1 d Sample Maher ....IS* An Egyptian Princes.*. GeorgeEbers . .- s Bred in the Bone. Grant Ulen ....1R2 From Out the Gloom B*rtha MClav ’ . x y . »w Aster- Ims ....183 Her Duly bin. Bertha M Clay . \> l-wkim: Gia**. F C Phillips ....181 Dick's Sweetheart. The Duchess • .. Wil l 31 trrh Morning ....185 Antoinette, or the Marl Pit Mvstery, i[ - ; - -.perate Victory. Mr* Rayne GMnte o:;tif t ■ if Clem raeeau. Alexander Du...186 The Pirate. Sir Walter Scott • •Th. ....187 Rob R«v. Sir Walter Scot! A <; I io’i* <;.«lop. Hawi -VSmart ....W Monev, Emil Zola i• ■ . ■ ot Spain. Washing con Irving ....ITO The Wife’s Sacriflce. a D’E menr. Au . • i'i *.ar Beauty. Mbs Annie Edwards thor of "The Two Orphan-.” Etc .: -ar of wakeflr d. O'iver Goldsmith ...«19O The Heiress, Mr* M E Holmes •- ■ <>::<* Sin. BertbaM Clay ....191 B ■rls'Lenskv. 0<slp tfehublu ... 192 The Hand of Destin v . * i -■ I.'nor. Mr> Henry Wood . :■ । M.wte Corel! ‘ ... 193 Hou«e of Seven Gables. Nathaniel Haw­ .. . • --iiuon'aMines. HKiderHagganl thorne ■ l a *1 . Mr*. Vereeker. Tne Duchess ....191 Stpryotan African Farm, OliveS.’hreiu ... - ’i.... - Kt-yrfnsp.H Rider Haggard er M.'uln-1 TrevenHu.The Duchess* ....tn - T llylotsScandal. J M Barrie i .rd, i;vorM«’Ebers ....19G Dreams. Olive Schreiner • II Sider. Hagxara....197 Reverie* of a Bachelor. Ik Marvel A l.if-'.* H•• hi- *e.The Duchess ....198 Dream Life. Ik M»rvel Vir M-e«- . -Will,H Rider Haggar.I ....)» Fortune of the r onus, Emile ZoU .1!; Two World*. M ine Cor­ ....MO Mi-judupd. W Ilrlnibj-g ....mi Worth Winning. Mrs H Lovett Cameroo ... i ui_. W.jworih a Diamonds, The Duch- ....MS Ardotb.Alarie Corelli • ....903 Wondweod, Marie Corelli ■ A False S'.art. H twley Smart . ..204 The Hero of the Wolf, tkanley J Wey* K n-l-n ('bllticgley. Lord Lytttm man. author of "A Gentleman ot Fraace," etc ... • • !...-t Davs of Pompeii. Lord Lytton ....205 Ideals; Sarah Grand, author of "The • >- •. Washington.Irving ... *1 VL-.m Bede. George Eliot Heaveily Twins.” etc ....9MJ Micah Clarke, a Conan Doriv ■_ r:i-> D iary of Cain, Wilkie Collins ..,.201 ABIrdoI Passage. B-HUrice Harradeo. a Wantage st Hea. W Clark Russell author of * Ships lust Paa in the . *.4 < apteMv-donn-vl'.le. Washington Irving . R h>i J?,. George EillOt • Night.” etc . 1.. Mt-derUmS bland. Jule^ Verne ....‘JO Beyond the City. A Conan Dorie ... uoo a study hi Scarier, a Conan Dorie . Bra*'bridge Hag. Washington Irving ■ . i l.-a^vs Vid-r t!|.- Seu^Ju'e* ...310 Urania, Camila Flatnmsrlon . Verne ■ • it- ....211 The S!gn of the Four. A Conan Doyle ....212 The Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow, Jerome K Jerome • r Mill 03 the Flo*s Georse KHiot ....2.3 The Bondrain. Hsli Caine • il-ir: :i’><| 80 -nee. Wukle C-ollins ...214 The Deemster, if *11 Caine • • ' i Ba.’k. Hugh coaway ....sis .WhftJ Company, a Conan Doyle . A i'.ur of Blue K.e* Bertha M Clay ....«!« Treasure island, R»b*rt Lou's Steven­ -. / . - Blue V . I. Fortune D i Bolsgobey son - I’ -k. Or.Ua fiurkDa;*. HughCiaww ....217 StriUte Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr < r; • I.11. -lighter. Marla Cummins llvde. Robert Lonl* Stevenson - Mvleap Vtolet.-Wil!! un IHtck ...2is The Mister of the Beliantrae, Robert Mi* hu Rubles Louis Stevenson ....219 Beside th- Boaule Brier Bush, Ian Mac ■ Alexander Dumas : M.sterv.HenriGrevll'e Laren ... .220 The Heir nt Lfnne. Robert Buchanan F,tW M Tnnrk-rav 7 ••• w. i • World. E Wetherell ....221 Robinson Crusoe. Daniel DeFoe ....222 The Scarlet Letter.' Nathaniel Haw, n I; :7>. Will Carleton r M .**.dv-*?rure. Frank Harrett thorue ■ . in a Spell. Hush Conway ...".223 OneMnu’s Folly. Peter BMaxwell . ' . Jim. John S Winter ....224 Life in Loudon. Edwin Hodder. Esq ! • *• • nm. •aj-v.-tune Du Bnisgobey ....925 Au Artbt-s Honor. Octave Feutllet ....-.*26 Toe AbbeCrAstantln. Ludoric Helery • ■■ \g*iiBt Worn iu. Mrs Holmes 1 . a nv. Anna Sewell ....227 TbeConr.ng Race. Lord Lytton •> • - Wr ’ll >g Morn. Bertha 31 Clay . ..22H Frankenstein. Mrs Shelley - :u*’ilne and Roses, Bertha M Clay ' ....229 MoMerfroman Old Manse. Nathaniel Hutted Djwj. Mix Uilgn Hawthorn*~ ....230 Drummond s Addresses. Prof. DrumH L-ry I .'-.-rentier. Charn -.Lever • inond N.v-'u !aw In th*.* S.-Irttufl World, ....911 The Confessions of an English Opium ’•.-mraMid Eater. Tbos DeQulncey . iy. Henrietta Hum? ....232 Tales from Shakespeare, Cuts and Marj fii? Du\e’s 9-crel, Her:ba M Clay Lamb ’• maCiraw, Mrs Forrester ... 233 The Parson's Flu. Meredith • Brand, Hawthorne ...•.234 WtiiHome But Wicked. Meredith DinvTtKJTije. B.-rtlia M Clav ....235 Romxice at the Mohawk, or The Ger­ Bejond r.irdri, B.-rth 1M Clay man Pioneer*. Splelhsgen ’ and V.r<!alx De Sc Pierre ....236 Fantine, Victor Hugo Han !y And ;. Samuel Lover . • • . Victor Hpjo ■" s Sol . G*orge Ohuet A <1 »l-leu H?aft, Bertha 31 (.lay .. ,.2M Marius. Victor Hugd • -i.-en of the Abbey. Begins Alar la ,...239 Saint Denis. Victor Hugo Rothe ... .919 Jean Valjean. Victor Hugo A Mad Ixive. Bertha M Clay ....211 Rienzi. Lord Lytton F<-ni 1,eave*, Fannie Peru .. ..242 Ernest Maltravers. Lord Lytton ....243 Alice Lord Lytton -•!? I?- Him ..,,214 Fprtunfo, Tueophill Gautier i"' I •-Ffoz-.j Pirate. W Clark Ruijell 045 At tbO Green Dragon. Beatrice Harrs­ I?nI'ol Shem. Grant AUen ....... “ A den auXor or'Ships That Paw la A -f* in S un" Only, Berth* MCHy the Night” , • t1’.?1 'V* s Och’ef. GVO Msnville Ft-nn . D.mh!] sW^tlieart. W-Otark Bub U . .»9«J A Case of Identity. A Conan Doyle ....247 Mademoiselle Ixe. Leona Falconer -’Mtun s Face. Florence Warde-u ...*?4< The Melancholy Hussar. Tbos Hardy • e. S Baring Gould ....949 A Terrible Temptation. Charles Reade M ,<ery of St Barnes Park, J B Burlop 1..? Dream of ,x>ve, Zola . ....253 Our Mutual Friend. D’ckens • -• ihe .R-proacn ot Annesley, Maxwell ....951 Child's History of England. Dickens ... .252 The Two Oi-phaas. R D’Ennery ' . ....253 A Window iu Thrums. J M Barrie •• R -Lind o.-ver. Justin McCarthy.*!! P ....254 Auld Licht Idylls. J M Barrie fr-e Dark House, Geo Manville FeOD ...SM When a Man's Single. J M Barrie -Mystery of Blenearrow, Mrs Oliphant ...286 Gold Elsie. E Marlltt . • Ketrilworth. Sir Walter Soott ...257 Was It a Crime! 1’ar.i Marriaae Mom. B- rtba M Clay Jack in the Forecastle. Matting • le FRED L. HEATH, The Druggist. B We’ve Changed our location and can now be found in the store formerly occupied by Ira Van Valkenburg has a hardware store. B B We’ll Celebrate a this change in location Saturday by ' giving a Special Sale ofMillinery Goods. Anyone desiring anything in this line will do well to give us a call. Julius Russell _______ HASTINGS, MICH ~CORRESPON~DENCE~ Delton. Arthur Thresher supports a ntw bike, Mr. Giddings of Augusta, was In town Munday. » J. G. Hutbe, of .as In town Monday. E. E. Bishop bu moved on bis farm nearShullx. Mr. Gillespie moved Into Mr. Youngs house Thursday last. W. J. Reynold* started for Cadillac this week to see his daughter. Otis Bros have opened a genebal store in the Thompson building. Herb Smith, of Pnlricvllle has been papering for Dt. Scribner. Rev. Mr. Barrett of K tlamazoo preached at the church Sunday evening. Henry Whipple moved into Geotge Nor­ woods house on Main street Tuesday. Dr. Scribner was called to see.Mauley Chase’s little baby south' of Prairieville. The Concert given by Mr. Thresher and his class Friday evening was well attended. Mrs. Lewis Williams Is under the doctor’s care. Dr. Scribner is the attending phy­ sician. Henry Whipple has sold his Interest' In the livery bulaness here to Wm. Giddings of Augusta. Several parties from -Cloverdale and Prairieville attended Mr. Thresher’s con­ cert Friday evening. Mrs. Evans is treating her house to a coat oT paint. Frankie Gillespie h man­ ipulating the brush. Mr. and Mrs. C. Whitton who have been visiting their daughter Airs. W. H. Chase returned to their home In Kklama%bo Mr. Blackmau with ample help is grad­ ing around his hotel getting ready- for the matinee Saturday. This add* much to the appearance of the street as well as the cross walks. A grand matinee at Delton Saturday May 23th, Bicycle races, horse races, ball game forenoon and afternoon besides manyother attractions during the day. Lay aside your tolls and can s for a few hours and enjoy a day’s recreation and pleasure. For particulars see bilb. Just-as the commander of Barry Tent. No. 679 K. O. T. M., was in the act of bringing his gave! down fur closing exer­ cises last Saturday evening, an alarm was heard at the outer door which was respond­ ed to by the picket who reported that the Ludy Com. of Delton' hive wanted to gain admission with her members and their families. They were allowed to come in and they immediately took possession of the ceremonies tlic balance of th* evening. Mrs. J. Wilkinson presided at the organ and played ,a.inareh while the ladies inarch­ ed In by twos and done some very flue tf\k form’ng the letters L O. T. M. and several oth -r changes which would have to be seen to be appreciated. After which ire cream and cake was served .by them. This was a complete surprise to ;the tent. Many thanks ladles come acaln. Carhon Centre. Mike Vester has a new wheel Mr. Youngs went to 0<rkland, Cal., Ftisay Jud Carpenter is very much better than be was. ’ , Miss Cera Forbes Is seriously 111 at Hila writing. Clem Haddix has finished his sawing job in Irving. Lightning struck a horse owned by Dell Centre. Com planting is progressing between the showers. • Much damage was done to fruit trees by Sunday’s awful wind. A number of our wheelmen attended the races at Woodland, Saturday. George and John Shriber rode to Grand Rapids. Saturday, returning Sunday. Mr. Richardson Is entertaining friends from Big Rapids ibis Week. Mr. T. O. Bogardus, of North Carlton, Is visiting his datmhter, Mrs. J. Fleming. The Industrious potato bug and greedy currant worm are on band ready for busl,ieMr Baker and family, of Grats Grove, were entertained by Carlton Centre friends Sunday. , . Arthur Hudson, of Shultz, mid Cha3 Carpenter, of Hastings, were the guests of Carlton friends Saturday and Sunday. Died, Tuesday night. May 13, at the home of his sister, Mr*. Jacob O’Dell, Mr. Delos D. Smith, aged 08. Funeral at the O’Dell residence. Thursday a. m, con­ ducted by Rev. It. Wooton, of Freeport. The wind blew a perfect gaie all day Sunday. The air was filled with sand and dust. The leaves on the trees are black­ ened and look as though they had been scorched, trees were blown down and wind­ mills shaken up and considerable damage done in other ways. One such wind-storm is all we care to pass through. Orangeville. Mr. Frank Harper has the frame of his house up. D. Kllugeosmlth 1. bulldlnt an addition to III, barn. . , l.wt Sunday occurred one ot the hardest wind storms that we ever saw. Rev. Peter McCay will preach a memor­ ial sermon Sunday evening. All ex-soldiers are Invited to attend. Decoration Day will be observed by the people ot Orangeville this year. Meet at the Church at « a. m ; decoration at 10 a. m : program by school at 10:30: oration by Bev. Hall at 11 a. m. All those who take part are requested to be present early and those who can bring flowers do so. Mrs. Louise Smith Is on the sick list ihi» week. , _ „ . Commencement exercises June 3rd. ^Wil! St«er and family, of Battle Creek, spent Sunday at John Taskers. Dr Powers and daughter Grgce have each a new bicycle, nlao Dewey Abbey ■nd Joha Tompklna. Mr and Mrs- Ed Beers, of Battle Creek, visited Mrs. Beers fsther and mother Lou Park aud wife Saturday end Sunday. Prof. O. M. McLaughlin, ot halhvllie, will address the graduating class at the M. P. ebureh Sunday evening. An Invi­ tation extended to all to cotne. , 2Ca«hrIli«. W. I. Marble was at Bellevue and Bat­ tle Creek. Tuesday, on business. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hough were at Woodland over Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Row lad er. Mr. and Mrs. Len W. Feighner were at Hastings Tuesday attending the funeral of their aunt Mrs. Nancy Feighner. Rev. G. N. Gillett, of Barryville, JBled the pulpit at the M. E. church la«t Sun­ day morning in the absence of the pastor. Tb»* union memorial services will be held at the M. E. church next Suuday mornlng. Rev. Jesse Marboff of the Con­ gregational church will deliver the ser­ mon. □Cards are out announcing the marriage of Mbs Ednah, youngest daughter of Mraud Mrs. G. A. Truman, to W. Mont Ferry, of Park City. Utah, Wednesday, June 3, al the home of the bride’s par­ ents. The base ball, season was opened In Nashville last Saturday when the High School team was defeated by the Hastings High School team in an exciting eleven Inning game by a score of 14, to 9. The first nine goes to Hastings Saturday to play its first £tme. While a party of fishermen were going to Saddlebag Lake last Saturday night the team which they were driving became frightened and ran away overturning the carriage and giving the occupants a severe shaking up. W. E. Buel bad his left wrist broken besides being quite badly bruised up. About 1 o’clock Friday night the family of Chas. Felghnetilvlng just north of the village were awakened to find the house in flames. So rapidly did the flames spread that but few of the household ef­ fects could be raved. There was some in­ surance on the house and contents so that the loss will not fail quite so heavily upon Mr. Feighner. Bat land. Elpier Seeber is ou the gain so we hear. T. Tanner was in Grand Rapids last week. The raiu of late Ims helped grass, wheat and rye. Cora plantlug Is nearly finished in this vicinity. J. Lankard and wife visited at Bowens Mills the tore part of the week. F. Howe and wife, of Kalamazoo, were the guests of Rutland friends Sunday. Wheat Is looking better at this time of the year than it has In ten jears before. School is progressing at the.High Street school with Miss Essa Wormllb as teach­ er. George Lankard, ,of Kalamazoo, was the guest or his parents Saturday and Sun­ day. Elder Cappy left an appointment at Hie High bt school house for next Sunday eve­ ning. He hopes that all good Christians will be in attendance. The wind on Sunday last done quite a considerable damage by blowing down shade trees,* whipping the fruit off.and demolishing some buildings. WHOLE NO. 2136 C'uata Grove. Mr. Boover was called to Ohio by the death of hjs father. Mrs. Lenah Kelsey and Lyman Johnson have new wheels. Its reported that Mrs. Ames is danger­ ously 111 at this writing. Now we have It as the darky said, more rain more rest, Massa. A. C. Wait is building a stable for I. Young, on his village lot. Mrs. Etuma Caln is entertaining her mother. Mrs. SlHI&on, of Kalamazoo. Lee McDonald has the pleasure of en­ tertaining Ills father, of Cedar Creek. Frank Wolfe, wife and son, .of East Sunfield, spent Sunday at the Grove. Mrs. A. C. Walt is yet at South Bend, Ind., taklug care of her mother in her ill­ ness. The W. C. T. U. held their anniversary with Mrs. Flory Wood, Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Wait, of Augusta, made a visit here with her sou A. C. Walt, She being 80 years of age. More water fell Tuesday evening than has fell in the same time in the past fifty years, they say. Many of our friends will be glad to bear that Mrs. E Wolfe is now regaining health after many months illness. •The strong wind of las’ Sunday did much damage, uprooting timber and orchards and blowing dowtrwind-tuilla and fences, Castleton. Mrs fid. Smith was at Battle Creek Fri­ day. • W. 1. Marble was at Jackson three days last week. Porter Kiune and Frank Louder, ride new wheels. Miss Emma Bayber, of Nashville, was a guest at Asa Noyes Sunday. Mrs Julia Wicks, of Sunfield, visited her sister. Mrs Ed Smith Thursday. Mrs Fannie Everett entertained her sis­ ter Mrs Dan Durfee and children,of Assyr­ ia Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Dorado Dorthy who has been visit­ ing relatives In this vicinity has returned to her home at Langsburg. Charlie Feighner’s house burned to the ground Friday :nlght with most of Its contents. It was partially Insured. Mrs W. S. Barnette, of Grand Rapids, and Mrs W. H. Young of Nashville, made various calls In this vicinity one day last week. .• Hinds Corner*. Mrs. Ella Youngs Is. very low at this writing. Maurice Cock is spending the week in Augusta. Mr. Wro. Bechtel and family of your city spent Sunday at J. Kline’s. Miss Mary Kline is spending a week with George Robinson’s people at Shultz.’ E. Slocum is moving onto George Rob­ inson’s farm, where he will work for the summer. There will be an Ice cream social at the home of Ralph Newton. the 22nd. to which all are cordially invited. Miss Arion Gsskill, of this place, at­ 1‘ratrieville. tended the concert at Delton Friday even­ The machinery has arrived for the Ing and reported a very pleasant time. A fine program having been prepared and creamery. Mark Norris went to Hastings Munday excellently rendered. Qn Saturday evening of last week a to act as juryman. The Pomona Grange meet at Prairieville party of young people met at the home of Miss Lillian Everett and enjoyed a pleas Grange Hall Friday. Rev. W. H. Grotnendyk Is in company ant evening together. They all regret that Mira Lillian must leave so soon. with his father visiting Chicago friends. The Ladies Aid Society will furnish Johnstown. Dinner Decoration day to all ye hungry Arthur Paul mnde a trip to Augusta on people. • Mrs. Wm. Hughes has gone to New Friday. A lew potoloes are being marketed at Hampshire to visit her daughter Mrs. 15c. per bu. Julia Hoyt. • . The severe gaie of Sunday was more Miss Lett and Lora Hyde gave a party to their young playmates Saturday p. m. than many of the orcband and forest trees could resist. at their farm residence. Dr. 0. C. God smirk, wife and son ex­ The W. F. M. 6. was entertained by Mrs. Cahill and Mrs. Keyes at the homo* pect to start for southern California ou of the latter on Wednesday p. m. Eighteen Tuesday, May 19. They will go via the Canadian Pacific. were pres nl. We hear that Mrs. W. S. Coleman, of Masters Laverne and Ralph Cairns en­ tertained their little friends to a birthday Jonesville, formerly Miss Lillie Mara, of parly Wednesday p. m. ut the home of our town, is very sick with consumption. Their little sbn Harry Is with his grand­ their grandmother Mrs. Collier. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Coleman. Cloverdale. Ceil Creek. Josie McCalium, of Kalamazoo, lias been Corn planting Is nearly done. visiting friends here. Willie McGurn has returned home for Please remember memorial services at the summer. our church next Sunday. The grist mill is making splendid Charles Kingsbury and wife are the buppy pircn’5 o! M yrw new Why bny, Hits seagou. The wind dope some damage amongst bom on Ibe ftih lust Mrs. Walden Barbour and Mis. C. B fruit Sunday. The Susie Tyler farm is to be sold Sat­ Dickerson were visitors at Mrs. Myron urday the 2Srd. Chamberlain's one day last week. Oils 2”r*la KOfking for Mr, Shef­ One day last week as three of our . .. Cloverdale ladles were taking a stroll they field at Banfield. Bessie Wertman has gone to Bastings suddenly came in sight of a large serpent stretched across the way. A council of to work this summer. The school Is progressing finely. Joseph war was held and after singing “Shew fly” and other melodies suitable to the occa­ Campbell is doing well for bls first term. sion the trio armed themselves with fence Fraepott. . stakes and went for that snake in a man­ A May Party will be given in Freeport ner worthy of the descendants of brave ancestors. The snake was soon used up the 23th. Geo. Miller, Sr., was In Lowell one day in the unequal struggle and the ladies have no doubt that they have killed the last week. F. Brotherton will drive the sprinkler celebrated Carter.snake while on bis re­ tills summer. turn to his old haunts. Prof. Eby preached at the U. B. church Sunday evening. Maple Grove. Children’s Day will lie observed at the Fred Potter and Aleck McIntyre ride U. B. church, June 7th, new wheels. Alb. Parks and wife visited relatives Mr. and Mrs. Gray, of Augusta, are near Clarksville Saturday and Sunday. visiting relatives here. Miss Cora Preston, of Campbell, visited The L. A. 8. of the M. E. church meet her sister, Mrs. J. F. Myers, over Sunday. at the church Friday. Alb. Gosch baa retired from the meat The Epworth League Sunday evening was led byChas Dunham. The speech of market, leaving Buel Wolcott sole proprie­ tor. rxof. McLaughlin was very good. - Several of the Brigade boys attended church at South Boston last Sunday even­ Broaard __________________ This locality was visited by a wind and ingrand storm last Sunday. . Real Ewtat® Traaafer*. Mr Handy of Plainwell, was the guest WABBirrY Dim of Mr. Brainard last week. Ham'i. Routh and wife t> Bara’l. Roush, lot 6, Mrs. Minnie Furr is visiting her par­ Freeport. tun. ent* in Hastings. Mr. ancLMra. Waidell. Rdward K.and Erai'y J. Stone, 160a. sec 14, Mhs Maggie Brouard. Mira Lillie Lind­ Yankee Spring*. W000. Michael H. Roush to Isaac W. Roush lot, sey and^Burt Brown left last week for Freeport, goo. Kalamazoo wliire tWP I**'"* foQnd cmQtTT CLAIM DKKDS. ployiuebt in the asylum. Horace Brown to Harlow Myers, parcel, sec 7. Woodland. ttSOO. Daniel M. Myers to Frank Myers. fra, sec S. W.todlaMI. 813«>. Wm. B Norris tn Wallace Norton, pareel. see 20. BalUinore. tk». ' Corn planting is under way. The L- A. S. will oievt with Mrs. 8. Notice to Tax Payer*. KIlBgenMRb next Friday p. m. The board of review are now In session This vlcinltj Sunday bad the appear­ ance af a desert Simoon, as a rands orm al the city council chambers for transacuon of such business as shall come before rased nearly all day. . W J Ritchie Seu8,ba went them. H. G. Hara, to HaatlnK* Monday, baring been drawn Recwder. u jmure tm UU> towMhip. SCHOOL COLUMN. CotxlurUM by Flor* J Beadle. Co.i'omn'or. Examination* and Promotion*. Now that the end of the spring term la approaching, we desire to say a few words in regard to final examinationsand promo­ tions A copy of the State Manual and Course of Study—the “blue book"—we* placed in every district school, as a part of the district property, last July, so that there la no necessity for any teacher’s be­ ing ignorant as to the requirements of the specific grades. The course of study is divided into eight grades, each grade occupying one year. The average number of months for the school year iu district schools through­ out the county does not exceed eight, each year’s work. In consequence has been ar­ ranged accordingly. Semi-annual examination questions^cov­ ering the half year’s work as outlined by the Manual are sent from the office. ( The questions over the last half year’s work will be sent from the office soon. We feel that this regular system of exam­ inations from the office will be a help to the schools, as a means by which we may judge whether the Course of Study is fol­ lowed and whether teachers and pupils ate doing satisfactory work. Without these examinations at regular Intervals (ray two or three, times a year) some teachers might give the coqrra either a half hearted sup­ port or none at all. Then. also, the knowl­ edge on the part of the pupils that they are to be tested on the work here planned, will interest them In 1L aud make grada­ tion practical. These questions sent for the spring term are to be used on the Friday before school closes In each district. When the examinations are completed the teachers will egrefaily mark the papers, after which the papers of each grade are to be fastened together and all kept for the commissioner's Inspection. These papers, the classification record and dally register the commissioner desires to inspect while visiting your school!, and can hardly ac­ cept excuses for failure to have. them ready. In regard to promoting pupils from grade to grade, we believe that thia should be done, chieflj' at the close ot the school year (the close of the spring term). There an; pupils who can accomplish more than 'he work of one grade during the School year, such should not be held back. In the main pupils can not accomplish more than the work of -their respective grades (as outlined in the State Manual) during the year and do it well. Teachers should study the Manual and see to It that all possible, are up to the require­ ment* of their grades, and able to para a ratiafactoiy examinktion upon the grade work as outlined. There Is too much at a tendency to promote pupils before Ibey hive thoroughly mastered-tbe work of the previous grade. In grading and promot­ ing pupils bise the ayirklng upon your es­ timate of the pupils work, combined with the reiult of the examination, etc. Certif­ icates of promotion may be had from the office on application. • DIED. PALMATIER-On Sunday, May 17 at her home in the fourth ward, Mrsf Frances Palmatier. aged 40. Deceased was the wife of Biram Palnratler. and leaves fire children. Her death was caused by heart disease and came without warning. She was engaged in making beds on Sunday morning, when her husband who was in the adjoining room heard tier groan aud she lived but a short time after he reached her side. The funeral occurred from the house Tuesday morhlng. Rev. A. D. Grigsby officiating. Interment at Riverside. . GALLUP—At his bohle in Castleton, May 5, 1896. Truman Gallup, aged 59 years, 1 month and 11 days. Truman Gallup wan bom In Warren Coun­ ty. Pennsylvania, March 25. 1887 and has been a resident of Barry County. 22 years. The funeral „was held at the F. M. church, Castleton on Thursday. May 7, 1896 and was conducted by Rev. Ingalls,-,: of Morgan.' ' Mr. Gallup was an honored and loyal 1 citizen and died an earnest Christian^- . He leaves a wife and seven childremdwo girls and five boys, two Of the latter being ministers c( Hie fiMpeiHis requested funeral hymns were. “We’ll Never 8ay Good-bye In Heaven" and “Parting to Meet Again at the-Jutig' meet? He Iras gone to hto brane on high To me*»t your coming bje and bye one more iu tfraWn On* more in Heaven tc-day. <>n»- frrore to wear a erown of love WRh .fess, in ttie bright above. One more In Heaven One more to smile and praise, one more on b'gb oct souh to raise Where separation can not be. Where none are missed eternally; Or.o more In Heaven. STAUFFER—On Munlay, May IS. at the home of her neiee, Mrs Feighner In the fourth ward, Mrs. Nancy Stguffer, aged 81. from paralysis. Mrs. Stouffer came to Hastings five years ago from Missouri. She had been tn poor health for many years and was a great sufferer although everything that care and medical aid could do to alleviate pein was done. Her husband Is dead, and she leaves no children. She was an aunt of Mr. L. E. Stauffer, of this city. The fun­ eral was held Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Grigsby officlartlng. Card of Thank*. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our many friends who so kindly assisted during our late bereavement Mb*.. Tui'mXn Gallvf and Family. Rutter. 8 to ». Corn per bu. 30. Tallow per lb.. 3H Whara_____ Hay per ton, 8 to so Marrin** IAomum. �FADS IN THINGS TO EAT. Hastings Banner STORMY PETRELS. I CARE OF HATS. ArUcIM 1 DM WlUsb Ara Allseed to Cntaka to Hare Modlelnal Valor| boiM Are j»a* M — w. - ...___ The essentia] of woman’s attire, for Thursday, May at. 1896. _ Celeryi*invaluable as a foodifor thoae ‘ .. K is no wonder seafaring men all re­ suffering from any form of rbepmatiiun, ‘ which she pays the most fanciful eoOKBROS. PropHetore. gard the storm petrel as a forerunner for disease of the nerves, and nervon*1 price, is her bat. A simple frit ahajuplainly trimmed with velvet’and wings ol disaster. Not only do the queer, dyspepsia. . ’ s DRINKS OF MANKIND. low-flitting, dusky birds seem to lore Leituee for those suffering from in­ costs no mean sum. and when a more betrimmed and befurbelowed affair is the tempestuous weather, but they somnia. Ancient, come out in the greatest numbers just chosen, thc drain on the purse makes Watercress is a remedy for Mun y. In the beginning men drank water before and during the particularly vio­ Peanuts for indigestion. They arp the wearer wince. Yet how few wornand then came to use the milk of cows, lent hurricanes. When no other bird, uiaocies. reuuu.s UI„ for Corpulent 1 on take proper care of the dainty errsespecially recommended asset: and cammed. Then in some spirit large or small, is in sight the <e weird vhokm* aud nutritiou. ^,L« "> diabetes. Peanuts uro made into a of investigation they drew the milk of fowl, like so many imps, skim low across -uuu uutsitit.t.^ P8’ “-----f6--| the abuse, not the use,. ot the hat, that Wuuir«UAA«c lnc OUM,C. marcs anil perhaps the supply more the white-caps aud hover close by a ship browued and used as coffee, are eaten xnakes it jujnjy, rapidly tcccme become shabby. ...nhes it than equaled the demand, for some of until ita superstitious crew are well- ns a relish simply baked, or are pnWhen it is put on for the first time • • — “— it, was left over to stand and ferment, nigh frantic with dread. the wearer nnwt decide jdit where to pared and served as salted almonds. and as a result they hadkoumyss, from „dMI, of thc older jack tars,. indeed, Many Onions are almost the best nervine insert thc point of thc hat pin so that wbkb they frat lenrned the delight, ot ' bei^7j’,bit'the peteehk intend otcomknown. No medicine is sc usefti’ dn it will cause least harm. When the IntoxicatioL ’ .ing with the storm, storms actually call them hat is wen-n thereafter care must be cases of nervbus prostration, and there Next ir. barmiessaess to milk are I up or still aU11 them at al pleasure. They taken to put the plus in the holos mnde - wwe many — ’ ’-------—-* *SS!i^*MU thoae drinks which are prepared from I WMTe wild yarns -8 about "Mother is nothing else that will so quickly re­ by them at first. If not, the crown will lieve and tone up a woruout system”. ',! Y" 6™1 *the bX ‘1 i' C *"^ the products ot thec” soil wl thout atd Carey ., chicken^-'LdUUyouhowthv chicken,." and tell vou how they soon became roughened tuul marred ot fermentation. Such are tea. coffee. [ rc8t anri ne„r fly to (he ahora. Onions are useful in all cases of coughs, with many punctures, ifhen thc hnt colds anu and mnucuzaiin influenza;in coui>uwpiavw,>>*-। eonsumption.in- \mu mawy [m.inu.v... ...----- — cocoa, chocolate. .Among cocos, Among these the use The English channel Wanders even coins somnia, hyprophobia, aeprvy,gravel and 1 ;s taken off it must be carefully brushed of is thc "j 'r I ot cocoa cocoa is probably probably tbe most mont anPon dent In Euw£ n. it n-ncht-d there anbe- II ^ ontmnd ™.d that *the b* eggs’are re held b"dunder u,nd kindred, liver complaints. Eaten every - wfth a soft whisk broom nnd every purLas-aaw ... . ...1 —gr.,—E,I one . one Wing UBIVUVU uuu iuuv vuw. other day they soon have a clearing and I tjn]e of dust dislodged from the brim -• wing— until hatched and UULU that the.i fore eith-r tea and coffee. Emperor I learn to fly th!. u>ey whitening effect on the complexion. 1I and’ from the --------crown.. The Inona Ipopa and Momenta* must Montezuma must have hare been very fond ' rm from thaireg)f>. Spinach is useful to those with grave! • bows must then U* pulled straight and of it. as a. he bar! bad 2,0»K* 2,<kX> jars prepared daily I h.al facu the pe,„l’o • the feathers or wings smoothed Into Asparagus is used to induce pers­ 4 m- thn iu h<A»a*hr?d for the r>M> UK nf of h his househe'd nnd and HO 50 for Hfe „ <u)J of intewt.cren place if tbo wind has blown them into piration. his own consumption. in accepting them we must rudely shatCarrots for sufferers from asthma. '' disorder. A large baud box lined witu C«UX*M4V*M>, VW..M. •»£, —, ■ Cohunbux, whodid manyHgood-things, Ua foi]<i(!at of th, fo-. j Turnips for nervous disorders and tissue paper is the proper receptade for knowledge of cocoa to Eu-1 S.U- I One wh nothil^ of ita carried the knewiedge this easily injured head covering. rope and it soon became common in - aortin_ ,vaa known until about for scurvy. She who is thc happy possessor of a , Raw beef proves a great benefit to ' Spain. It was Introduced to England , ,0 ycacngowM because It chooses only persons of frail constitution and to' large hat triihmotl with ostrich plumes 1 In 1657 cud about the beginning of the lh; Mld moat 1(me]y ,tnulda must determine never to wear it in those suffering from consumption. It 1 16th century chocolate, which Isa prep | for lto home On thc d , Indented damp or stormy weather. The beauty oration from the earn.- plant, became; Hhor^, of Sova thouaanda of -is chopped fine, seasoned with salt, and heated by placing it «n a dish of hot wa- * of the plumes lies in their fluffy curl fashionable’ here. I them nest esery year. Capo Sable and ter. It assimilates rapidly apd affords ‘ and this is speedily destroyed by damp­ Coffee, the. -----drink --more- lugbly re- I IUD ,h„ J1UU, Mud, Tu ^,et, <C7UUg« Shag. VJ«UW», Gannet. vvuua Johns , , . dm tatties —ly. It ia net aold iabnlk -------- , — . l U»ACl, . , . ness? Then the whole bn.t is trans eerie-rtreel *n-r1nv* nrv nllinr firct and. w. . , . ______ _ with -v —r_ ; the bc8t nourishment. garded to-day tlinn than nay other, wna was first Nepro swarm their Eggs contain a lar large amount of formed from a thing of beauty into n 11 and in AhvRMinin in R75. Thrntn it wu 1' clumsy .... .. you^ginTtme" '...... i____ Egcs nutriment in a compact, quickly avail- J caricature. Unless a wonfan can.afbrought to Arabia. A Greek first intro­ A cleft in the wave-washed rocks, a «.u«- Av.AA.. jaumu. lord u toque or other small bonnet in duced it to England pnd made himself water-worn niche, the deserted burrow able form. Beaten up raw with sugar . they are used in to clear nr»rl and strengthen addition she would better content bcrnro nonzl Ktrti’iofn famous by the act. of a rabbit or a woodchuck or a musk­ the voice. With sugar and lemon juice 1 self with a leas less elaborate construction Tea. which riva’s coffee In favor, is a rat, any sort of e scoeped place, is good -A ____ _________ 11- ‘ whose -I.-.. simple —nl.> prettiness nw.tfinMti is IK proof nroof the beaten white of egg Is to relieve native of China, where it has been enough for the petrel. It is abundantly . . against damp airs and boisterous winds. hoarseness. grown for ot er 1,000 years. Pepys men­ able to dig a suitable cavity for itself, Honey is wholesome, strengthening, —Harper^ Bazar. tions having drank it in 1660. showing however, if no lazier way, out of the dif­ that, it was then a novelty. ficulty presents itself. Only 12 or 14 cleansing, healing and nourishing. Parsnips. Fresh ripe fruits are excellent for It will surprise those who like beer inches deep art those hollows, just An entirely new way of serving pars­ to hear it is not a uiuunu modem inven- dn ure, that >> .p enough to hold Mother Petrel L’etrel and purifying the blood and toning up the nips is In the shape.qf an English waldeep system. As specific remedies orange* ' tlon. It was made by the Egyptians har babies and protect them from U>e 1V nut, with [ a nut in the middle. Thc are aperient. Sour oranges arc highly many hundreds of years before the ;ilut swtep the coast. ' I pansnips .ire first boiled and mashed Christian era, as well as by the Greeks I The mother lavs but a single egg of a recommended for rheumatism. N] ' rtne. Then to each pint there is added Cranberries for erysipelas are used and Roman,. We have received it from du]1> lujU-rlrsA white, vary large for the a tcaspoonful of salt, two tabltupoonthe ancient Gauls, who were great ailc o( Ue bin) she ,lta oa lt almost externally as well os internally. Lemons for feverish thirst in sick­ fuls of melted butter, a dash of pep' drinkers as well as feeders. Undoubt­ 001161311115' ^or thri-6 weeks, while the edly the use of beer was common as mate brings her food from the aea. ness. for biliousness, low fevers, rheu­ 1 per and two tabI espoon fuk of milk. . M. , . liver complain 1, I* oveT fire, and when smokearly as the use of wine. Only at night does he feed her, and after matism. coughs, • colds, * ing hot add n thoroughIj beaten and Among the Egyptians, Greeks, Bo­ the young one is hatched it, too, only cie. etc. • •Blackberries as a tonic. Useful in all r®ry fresh egg. Spread the mixture mans and Athenians beer was made receives nourishment after dark. forms of diarrhea. on a dish to,cool. Then take the nut from barley, while in Spain and Britain All day long the birds arc winging Tomatoes are a powerful aperient for of nu English walnut, and roll around wheat v as used for malting. Tacitus , over the sea, searching for something to - for - -1 it thc parsnip pulp until you have a in the first century said that beer was cat, often flying miles off shore. Care­ the livef, a sovereign remedy dyethe usual drink of the Romans and the * fully do the old birds watch over and pepaia and indigestion. Tomatoes are good-sized nut. Koll in egg and cracker < It Won't . . ... soldiers of Caesar introduced it into feed the cottony, tumbling, weak lit- invaluable in all conditions of the sy«- dust and fry a light brown In’ deep 1 rub off” Britain. tie baby petrel for four or five weeks. tem in which the use of calomel is in- • fnt that is smoking. Serve hot.—Cin- 1 1 iS ciunnti Enquire^, So-called beer was mnde in England a Nearly .,VUUIJ six ,1A months muuu*n elapse v*c hiv. ---------- ere the ( dicatcd. long time ngo by tapping spruce, fir. youngster can shift for itself. The ! F‘P* ar® aperient and wholesome. ' - pi^tTteed birch, maple and ash trees and using * - them~vith a rich oTl’ which They are said to be vol cable as food for J HAD FEARS FOR HIM. their juices. This * process *is still kept, they secrete in their stomachs, and so **“ *' Wife Who ‘Believed That 11* Never up in England and in this country, thick and fine is this luid that the Would Stop. IW M U, forms n pure and permanent coating and does J where homemade beers from roots are nro , eavuges of the far norLlJ use the poor ] Apples are useful in nenous dys- ] Hr had been bitten early by the cycnot require to be taken off to renew from timer mpeh used. . ' birds as lanq*. Killifig them, they pep«ia; they are nutritious, medicinal' 15n_ , .. . .> .. ’ . r 10 time- Is n dry powdet The latest makei thrust a hempen wick down thc throat, “nd vitalizing; they aid digestion, dear the f n-t tlmt he wn« nm. f .1 -JKi INSIDE~THE TEAKETTLE. ., -n . , 'i Xi. -------... the voice, correct the acidity of the ' 1 “ n d T adapted V) mix, ready for use, wltln . nnd. pushing it down as far os possible, .tomach, .nd .re reUuabte In rbeuma- j -U““? *”d ,h?‘ .hr M?re u,,on h’* Cold Water. Can be easily brusinxl on by anyf 1< i* Well Worth While to Not® It® Cob- ' light the loose end. which will bum for t ptomacn, and are valuable in rheuma- j breast a veteran’s bar. He had begun one. Made in white anti twelve faslnonablei dition. j hours with a clear, bright flame. ■ । tism, insomnia and troiiblcs. jutroubles. . jlc good An old days of thc ordinary, tism,liver insomnia and An liver > KsStM tints. ALABASTINE is adapted: ell .styles’ A helpful suggestion is to be wel- ( . Iu reality, when the seamen fancy the ( apple containsas much nutriment as u jUyB when there wn& a real exhilaration Of plain and relief decorating. I corned, from whatever source it may , poor waifs are following the ship to t potato in a pleasanter and more whole- i nwhrcl. He had marked the passing of --jBa F0B SALE BY *LL first-cuss paint DEaixas. i come, and tins bit of iporalizing re- । bring her bad luck, they are realty . w»n>e form. . his friend of old Jn sadness, but he hnd *tx Y0UR PA,IT °EALER F0K card of Tirs*f 9____ _____ garding certain kitchen practices, is looking for the things which .the cook j Grapes dissolve and dislodge grave] taken to the safety with renewed er.just. as valuable as though it appeared may throw away. Any sort of refuse ( nnd calculi and bring the stomach and 1 Viusiusm. * tMjHurKrruKto am.v m ALABASTINE oo.. brand rapids, high. for the first time in some publication ' is eagerly gathered up anti taken home bowels to a healthy condition. I jje ha<] filled even office within thc claiming to bo devoted especially and to the lonely baby. Silently they pur- | Pie plant is wholesome aid aperient: . gift of the leogu'.In his declinin'--1 exclusively to the interests of Bridget sue the vessels foru whole day, waiting is excellent for rheumatic sbfferersand } years he refusedth® I ’ years h? refused the higher honors, and her mistress. It is often the simin patience for a morsel. ‘ [useful for purifying the bloW. —HouseI’ I.— J‘ but cpn*cicd hhnaeif with member plest details of kitchen, labor that are } Only ut night do they cry, and a mostkeeper. - Bnip In 13 , ship in 13 clubs of his city, and with the most neglected. The hot water , weird and plaintive note is theirs. PiU--------------------------I।I presidenci'------- j—?,.a an.i geeHrtaryohipa and kettle, foi example—how many cooks ' fully it rises above the low roar of the ’ . TV 01 P°“nra' treosurersiiin. and of the o Opossum. pay any attentien to it? Stale water wind and the. booming of the breakers Just why the great zoologists of thc ' |in(J i^An n n-' He had beenccnturies~un a “warm memter." tert' He simmered, and with all vitality cooked pn the shore. Thc solitary lookout in .I d“y 9bould hnve D-- ‘. hlul rW<1pM — cho5en «.u*n to w <» wn hnd rWdpn to lhe 1AB, lt's synonymous of “Good Printing.” You will see it ujonthe r._________ .J .rider the opossum an ommal of on(J out. is its perennial portion, with an , the bow- „ at night often........ draws hfe qjl- n-lower »------- Jnet war. unto bedizened with of bccasional filling up and sudden boiling . skin eToeeV and whistles loud when he best printing about the city. We have the jfaciiitias. ctoseFand he ’। *’?e !*?Pi T' r W P 1 hnm like thc Pharaohs ns thc need requires. If every house- । tar. ttat faUIul W|S. Be .had™ hi-s • •b>'b’ “d u>.iJd. -ord.'T !rom J11' old. • kec[»er who reads this paragraph should eve. with * big rough hand and peen I 'o™* °f £ot( a 1 Qn oC d“>a’ ,n'’ "‘^uuk be' go straight to .lier kitchen, kit the ket- ' more anxipnsly into the blackness | ’,nni1 “ oufht a m"‘-, had been a good husband to the sortie, and cany ft to the window, where ' ahead, tor it bode. hi. .hip no good ‘ 0 ' ro" in* "on’“’^bo ™unS.«d a strong light will disclose its interior, ' to be followed by Mother Carey's chick- 1 dlnl /or opOMiim Ihr more than mc0,.ncd an<! mourned. Hi. tiking off nine out of ten of them will fl nd a rusty ‘; ens.-il. Y Joertmi. | ! had been sudden, but he h.d’ffi Mogorj Falis layer of licic, iron .-and dregs, that ef- 1 factually prevents any good-flavored I, DIFFERENT FORMS OF SWORDS. S "J™ It£j| * Stations. water from issuing from it. Thc ket- ' , u i-.^; »1? A- A- A- A- C.s were arranging for ’ BASTWAMD. tie needs the same frequent and thor- 1 The Rapier, CuQme, saber, r»tari»ut. I MMM Ctsr-or.. > l!a* h*» sorrowing Jt h"'1 A.. Hastings............ Thc rapier wassM In general u»e on the | 'aofShellcd ^uts and Certain I *"** /u rK“ lnra ”L widow ougb care that any kitchen utensil I| Station*. needs. Into such, having it already * continent some year, before it made its1 J’ ' . . -i; 4 1 mourned aud mourned. . warm, put fresh filtered water, boil rap- j ■ appearance in England, where, it muw' • f°?d' 'n“®''a"d*“? , •'AlaJam.'' .ahi the white-haired : idly, and use nt once, and one of thc I be /mid, it was received with scorn nnd i a c i clergvman, with tremulous voice, “du & B. OSBORN. Local Arfes’.. large aids to printable food is secured. 3. IF, Bcoouu. O. F. 4 T. A. Clues* '. —N. Y. Times. I a ■Sy9°Pc’“ *ur «uy neu-rv»pecnng bob *4.3------a—wuacumb • and Us Connections Operate • be . I of Mars to trifle with. The cavaliers of' !Tnde* of ,ar^ where I t 1 France. Snein and Italv ww.l ia Impossible for the honicr to dig 1 . ’'l9’Da5 l oiled, rerueinberinff I nrmer-Tom. press tli’ button 'n Net I adepts in the intricate science of sword 1| it put; but aometimM it makes the mis- I 11O''‘ , r d«P°Hod spent the Sabbath Best First and Second-Class th cornfield plow goin*. I play, and used it with a fatal subtlety. _______________ ______ ’i,nlt,i!.of choosing a Mow log. When 11!".1' ‘,nd not .in “°l*r worship Scrckctrom Ebj*1 to I atu—Oh. pshaw! let Bill do it! ‘ 1 The The cutlass, cutlass, whlrii which we read «>«-»«♦ about iu | ,,tacke<l> ,to,hm feigns death to tLii?| 1 fear hdis acorchlngyet.” I'm tired.—London Tit-Bits. | <Capt. -Marryat's stirring tales, and In । I1* “"sHanto off their guard. Like the I '-I’“ni,e». _ ___ __ _ t———• AJinC 14JC S "th'rmtag'itori^ orth^x-ptoiir “f I I1 ■tor7 "P ’ feutlom. . , ••• owito up a pirates oo tic Spanish mala, was short ■ ” «““<■> supply "* ’ lor winter --------plentiful of '* fat use, and rather broad and flat ill the blade, when food is scarce; and, above all, which had an exceedingly sharp double thd female has a nice, warm pouch in r.ud Intermediate PoinU. edge. The yataghan and scimiter hear whicli to carry and protect her help­ the evidence of their oriental origlfi less young. J netead of leaving them in their curved blades and suggest the iu the ne«t to catch their death of cold, leave Chleggo. thronffhoui th* ancestry of the saber. The saber is (jr be devoured by some enemy.—-W. T. Spring end Winter crrrv WeoftcftUHy the most important cutting implement Hornaday, in St. Nicholas. wgbl. and Clncttaaii. O. every Nunda; of modern armies. It is distinguished . and Tbum’By evening, and are run. Cougb-cure, the most prompt and from the sword proper by the single­ la Bail Uf®. ~ uau....... •»■ ! "live sometimes when girdled effective remedy for diseases ot the edged blade, which attains tts greatest "You hartf ho heart.” I Pale, but tearless, she stood before threat and lungs, is Ayer's Cherry ' nearly around. Nature ever thicknesa at the- back, and is grimly BAfrnro,.. emergency medlp labors to repair damage, and suggestive ol the dire effects of a swing­ him, and looked him squarely in the Pectoral As an Cherry Peetoral Bcine, for the cure ot ing cavalry charge. The Schiavone—a ®X«I after a time, the wounded sur- notable cannot be equated, sword of the Italian soldiery— She .was poor, but proud. Adverse Croup, Sore Throat,, E. M. B rawley ' faces are nicely healed. Some carried a conspicuous guard, extending fortune had reduced her wardrobe to Lung Fever I). D., Dis. Sec.and ot 11 persons live and fully recover, from the nuillons to the pommel, farm­ a calico basis, drivejn her and her only Whooping the AmericanCough, Bap­ a lattice-work of metal bands that surviving mother to the top fiat of a 'I after consumption has ing tist Publishing Society, Petersburg, Wabash avenue apartment house, and resembled the plaiting of osiers in a hi Wide cavities In the lungs. basket. Va., endorses it, as agnre for violent This baaket-hilted sword, as hardened the lines about her still beau­ bronchitis, etc. Dr. Brawley Lowest Rates, Best Rolrtr ■ In this struggle we can great- it was called, was so closely allied to tiful mouth, but it could not dim the colds, also adds: To all ministers suffering 4 ; ly aid nature by giving Scott’s the claymore of the Scotch Highlanders Tnster of her biue-black eye or tame the ' from ——n™— ' throat troubles, I recommend that they have frequently been mis­ unconquerable spirit that animated L'-nulsion of Cod-liver Oil taken, one for the other.—Mary Stuart every fiber of the lissome form standing erect with unconscious grace and await ­ Ifl with Hypophosphites. The McKinney, in St Nicholas. ing his answer. oUintnlcln CASTORIA for Infants and Children Children Cry for Pitcher** Castorla. ALABASTINE IT WON’T RUB OFF. Wall Paper is Uuailtirj. F Kalsomine is tern- f I.' k^Jppofary, rots, robs Ti v off and Scales. —:—__J J ALABASTINE “BANNER PRINT.” California, Louisana.New Mexico Texas, and Arizona. Michigan Central .1^5;^!^ Ik Tie Mtn Pacific C»[iij LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO THE OLDEST. ANO THE BEST THROWiH TOST SLEEPING CARS Throaoti w Gailiornia AYERAYER ’S ’S HEXKO, icil supplies needed fat, and the hypophosphites tone up the nerves. The decline in weight ceases. A positive gain begins, and once again there is promise of life and health. It is never too late to try. Hare a fat breast of veal prepared for stuffing, which may be made of boiled and mashed onions, bread and seasonings. Place in a covered baking pan, with sliced carrots, oniona, celery ami minced parsley; dot with bits ot butter, pour over a quart of water or sionetly. for two hours. Dish up oo a bed of spaghetti, boiled and seasoned and mixed with a half pint of brown --------------- j^urwJ. "Nor, miss,” replied the butcher, “but we’ve got some mighty nice liver. Will that do just as well ?’*—Chicago Trili­ Fat in a aanorpan four egg thl'ee ounce, of augwr, a tabic,pooof-xi •f flour, the rind of ut orange, g.*MT or chopped flue. Mil well. ,<J,1 a I<DT of boiling milk, atiir on the fire tuKiJ w n. L •■' �Hastings Banner. WILLFUL WILLIAM. Thursday, May a'- lb96 ------ noOK B^QS. Propriatora. game BIRDS GQING. MAGIC RAYS. The Autocratic Methode of the Wonderful Possibilities of German Emperor. . Roentgen Invention. s Quail nnd Prairie Chickens Are Growing Very Scarce. Hl. PaMlon tor Ssrlna and iw,,, Thl„, to a BsnuUossl Msan.r-B. 1,,^, Uoorw th. Makm ot the Empire. Medlrul ProfoMlon tor the Beatoratioa of Sight and Hear lag. the DELICATE FEMALE REGULATOR. IT IS ft SUPERB TONIG and probate order. Id said eonnty.on Wcdnes1 of M.iv la the year (M._« thwmad rt<at hwtrM u« nlun rtx. Erwent. CUariCT W. xrirwroa,. Juj«, u, rrnnate. U Ibt miner ot Ue 'Itala o« 4>lw E. Stanley, deceased. On reading and filing the petition duly veri­ fied. of Amos C. Towne. Administrator uf said estate praying for reason* in said petition *et forth that he may be licensed to sell tbe real estate of said deceased as In said petition des­ cribed. ■ Thereupon it is ordered, that Fridav. the sth day of June A. D. 1W6. at ten o’clock in the forenoon.be assigned for tbe bearing ot said petition and that tbe helrt at taw of aaid de eeased and all other person* interested in sale estate . are required to appear at a session <4 said Court, then to be uolden at the Probate office, in the City of Hastings, in taid County, and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner may not be printed. And it Is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to tbe persons Interested In said estate, -of the pendency of said petition and the hearing thereof t-y causing a copy of ibis order to be published in the Hastings Banner, a news paper printed and circulated In said County ol Barry- once tn each week for three successlv week* previous to said day of bearing. CHA8. W. ARMSTRONG Judgeof Probate. (A true copy.) The moat interesting- figure in Europe Medical and scientific men generally at present is the young German e£ have been studying more or less on the exerts a wonderful influence in peror. He is the last ot the king, forkings of the X rays, as presented strengthening her system by among men who go to the housetop to to the world by Roentgen. So far. thv driving through the proper chinpriclnim that In their sacred persons discovery has only been utilized in the the sovereign rules by "divine right ” art of photography, but there are many nel all impurities. • Western lorers of that beautiful and that a king la still "the LordV who believe that it can be made of ... hunting wild game birds, must anointed." Like to Webster'sold soldier, great value in the commercial and med­ .. . ! satisfied with the vigilance of he is a ruler that has come doom to us ical world. One of the most ardent My wife was bedridden for eighteen months ■<:. Illinois game warden, Mr. Blow, troni a former generation, or rather a believer* in this idea is Dr. P. J. Gib­ S FEMALE REGU.Ld u- those gentlemen who hold sim- former age. the dark or the middle one bons, who has devoted so much of his LAI OR forBRADFIELD two months, fa getting well — M. JOHNSON, Malvern. A*. positions in adjacent states. En- when there was no pretension that H™' <O-.!h' 8l'“’-V Of e,ecfrical qnra- BBADFTXU. J.HEGVUTOH CO.. 4TUST1 fii. . v, t P ; their efforts are, hpwever, it royalty might not aspire to which was Hom. The other morning when a reMl Ir *11 OnijjUt* *t »i oo •« bwu. . be feared theyT come too late to not readily acknowledged by the porter called c.illnl at nt. his nt. ollie* ..m— he was _____en • . “ the prairie chickens (pinnated popular mind. The elder king might gaged in preparing to make some ex­ PROBATE ORDER. . ;j No measures, it is certain, and did claim that a divinity did hedge periments. State of Michigan, County of Barn-ss. ;i tn*r make them as plentiful on our him about, and that the leper who . MORTGAGE SALE. At a session of the Probate Court for trit In an Interview with a reporter. Dr. bnly the hem of j.rairies as they wefeji quarter of a’ touched . __ ________ _ the royal Gibbons aaid: ”1 think that if there County of harry, bolden at this Probate office, in Default having beeu-made In .the conditions the Citv ot Bastings, tn said county on. Mon­ of a certain mortgage, executed by Lee Tinker wnnl.l depart r(whole _ v _, . . • , :,:n ago. Even if their slaughter mantlo mantle would —r—- -uvio and ouu clean cicun. was more work and leu talking done day the nth day of May In the year to Mark Norrto. aktwl the first day of October , Hn bulden ”vuumn ’■-i-: — ------------ natural .or or’ in connection with this discovery it one thousand eight hundred ai d ninety six. and »bis claims to anything, natural ! .n> :iut u for ivi a ** term of years, the wav ........... to aunyuung, 18*1. recorded tbe Seventh day of October 1681. ............ . MiBwwry ii, -Present. * ivavufc. vunnci ChaMes W. n. Armsirong, Armstrong. juuge Judge o: ot AHs-.giird by the said Mark Noirl". the eighth t vigilance 011 the part of । supernatural, were conceded to be good. .yvzinld ,—e.n rlor __ al_ - Bcieatitle • ■' ’ would be world. ■ cfay of l»rcemt»cr 1888. to Tip Ketchum, ano by - well ------ —- the —— wuiiu. ; I i rebate. >< .. . ...1 l*«u. neeietnnt u : **Thn L-irtre /oi.. __ ___ ... .. ' fn ths matter ot the estate ot Jowanti V.mD *■ and bis assistant, | The king can do no wrong" i, ntlll a Blow tbe said Tip Ketcbuoi assigned to Harvey WI1L To Itoeatgen belong, all thc the credit of ot KwenlfeSwi: ro Hoe ntgen belongs raster. Deceased. -------------------------------------lEtnr.ontbe thirtieth day of December 18W), preredt the annual ' pleasant legal fiction, but it wa» once bringing before nubile, but raatliaaand Nina thepetltton dnlyrrrUeC and on which mortgaee there to due, at the -- « thia — “—- the “*4V JAUUMU, GUI --<J> . —.... - . ......1....... V. ruiu V.O of large numbers. I a matter of popular belief. Nobodr I believe htreef, Tt.c Hundred and Seventy dollars. net ion 1 that before many weeks have rate r-raykrg.that hl* fin*! account this day date Is hereby given tLat by virtue it tfce ,. „ |'-{;rr i«;<->n»hi|rl’quall.v scarce, anti ; really believes it noWt but the coutjg elapsed Nicola Tesla will startle file l may l>e heard and allowed and a decree of Nutice power of sate In said inortp>ge. I shall fore­ the different bunting clubs take emperor tries to make it appear as’if the world with some of his discoveries distribution duly made aud he discharged from close tbe same, by a sate at public auction to said triHL | the highest bidder, at the North front door of i-Kt< 1 s toifplenish the stock, game j everybody believes it, and he has no dlong thc same line. Thereupon it Is ordered, that Thursday tbe tbe Court House. In the City of Hastings, or. the day ot June. A,D.. 18W at ten o’clock in third, day of July 1890, at ten o’clock In the fore . he.gn'use family will soon become ’ doubt convinced himself that he does. “I believe the cathode rays are pure 4’h forenoon, be assigned for Uie bearing of said noon, of all that certain piece or parcel of land <•vreiti'dy r::Yc. ! ®ow can do so in view of-the criti- electricity-, which has been abstracted tne petition and that the heirs at taw of said de­ situated In tbe township of Yankee Springs, ceased vand ah other person* Interested in said County of Barry and State of Michigan known nglnrd bus nhMays been a great ' cIshls mnde upon his conduct ,---- him ------- and — iuuuuci from the air or space’ and driven estate, are required to appear at a scsslou ol and described as tbe Bouth east quarter, of tbe iv preserving country, but even ' by bv even a part nnrt of nf tho prtas of his — L through wires into a vacuum, and that said court, own then to beholden at the Probate of­ North east quarter, of Hectton number twenty• re, where the gtiiuc laws are very J country and the caricature and ridicule they are making efforts to gain back fice. In the City of Bastings. 111 salilcounly, and two. In towiishlp three north of rance ten west, show cause, If any there be, why the prayer- o! containing forty acre* of laud according to the •..li-.’ent, it Uns been found necessary - of the foreign newspapers, especially of from tlie vacuum into nature’s space. toe petitioner may not be granted. And It to government survey, tbe same being the mort­ > luport large nuiibeisof birds from the London Punch, seems incomprehen­ The cathode rays travel tn a straight further ordered, that said petitioner give notice gaged preintoes. .co the persons Interested In said estate, of tbe sible. That he is not at all like one of line, instead of waves, as' other light, pendency of said petition and tbe hearing Dated April 4th 1896. foreign countries. । Harvey William*. Chas. H. Bavkr. Assignee. The dark -necked pheasant (phas- the old kings of the middle ages, a* he and makes acute changes in its course thereof by censing a copy of this order to be published in the Hastings Banner, a news­ Attorney for Assignee. us' colvhieus) has long reigned as pretends to be, who ruled absolutely, similar to those pursued by lightning. paper printed and circulated in said County of Barry, once tn each week for three successive t. ■ king of English game birds. This . whose will or whim was the only law of It has a gravity which is heavier weeks ORDER OF PUBLICATION. previous to said day of hearing. •, isnnt was first brought from Asia, ‘ his subjects, is easily demonstrated, than oxygen and a tendency to fall State of <4 Michigan, Mlchlp—' Chas. W. arm si rono. 1. ^ourt for the County of Barry ... „ Judgeof Probate. ; ut has been indigefliousin England for ( not only by the fact that the people the same as lightning. It goes (A true copy.) iu Chancery. centuries. They are polygamus in, have their representative legislature, to prove what I advanced more Olive Lenlngton ) At a session of said Complainant. I Court, held at the who make the laws, impose taxes, and tneir -habit*, and ns the brilliant plum-. than a year ago, that electricity has MORTGAGE SALE. !• Court House In tbe age qf the male bird is in contrast to the ; make or refuse to make appropriations, gravity, and I believe that if we make Default having been mnde In tbe conditions Frederick Lenlngton I city of Hastings, on Defeudant of a certain mortgage made by George W. ) Monday tbe 20th day n of the hen. good sports- j, but that his old chancellor, banished the vacuum of Crookes tubes out of • 1 :r.ber brown Gregory aud Ann Gregory hl* wife to Auna 8. A^T‘A- Smith. 1 ly distinguish *> them apart, and stripped df all authority, can and lead instead of glass that, we can retain Austin dated January 2nd A. D. 1892, and re­ Present. Hon''Clement nen can easib* • * Circuit Judge. Judge.'• *’ ‘let‘the females ‘ pass un- ‘j does arraign "hey invariably , and dpfy rhim and his pol- electricity or X rays in the vacuum corded In the office of the Register of Deeds, It satisfactorily appearing to this Court that for tbe County of Rarnrand State of Michigan, cuthed, so that «he supply is fairly well icy, and cannot be silenced or punished aud then we have a tube of pure elec­ on the .Second day of January A. D. 1W2 ’n the Defesdaut Frederick Lenlngton to c. nonzzz Liber 33 of Mortgages, on page 335. on which resident of this state, and that be resides in the * a.a.uuinwl. ' for his ’■'* obduracy. --------tricity or X rays. I think that if this mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the date State of Ohio. Ou motion ot Bweezey & Bweezey The truth is that Emperor William is vacuum is of a large size that it will nf into notice the sun; of Twelve Hundred fifty- Solicitor* for the Complainant, it 1* ordered It is impossible, however, when a • ? <ey of partridges gets up, to distin-| really a make-believe survivor of thc old increase its weight to a slight degree, five Dollars and slxty-eeven cent*, and an at- that the said defendant Frederick Lenlngton torney’a fee of Twenty-five Dollar* provided for cause bls appearance to be entered within four guifsh the different sexes, so that both sort of kings who ruled autocratically, showing that it has specific gravity. In said mortgage. and no suit or proceedii g» at months from the date of this order, and that having been instituted to recover the In case of his appearance be cause his answer •..ile and female have to fall alike to tbe ' absolutely, and, as was contended, were “I have been experimenting not so taw moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part to the complainant’* bill to be filed and a eopv thereof to be served upon the Complainant'* unerring aim of tbe English country ; kings by divine right. He does the most much on photography through the hu­ thereof: Now, Therefore, by virtue of thb power of Solicitors, within twenty days after service of -.tntienia;:. Consequently they would extraordinary things and says them. man body as to make the discovery sale contained in said mortgage, and the statute a copy of said bin, and in default thereof that • •eeomp very scarce could not eggs and , 011 <1 all the world, even in Berlin, looks useful for optical vision. I have for In such case made and provided, notice to here­ said bill be taken as confessed. And it to further by given that on Saturday the Eleventh dav ot ordered that within twenty days tbe said Combirds be obtained from abroad. The ou at the spectacle and laughs as if the many years in my practice thrown July A. D. 1896, at ten o’clock In the forenoon, I ptainant cause a notice of this order tot be pub­ nrst imported were the French, or red- . kaiser were a king of a sprightly bur- lights into different parts of the head shall sell at Public Auctlor., to the highest bid­ lished in the Hastings BANNKR.and that tbe der. at the North front door ef the Court Honse said publication be continued for tn said paper iegged variety (caccabis urfa), but they lesque set before them on the stage. He for tbe purpose of discovering foreign in tbe City of Bastings, Barry Co.. Mich, (that for six successive weeks, at least once tn each , proved very unsatisfactory, as when *s always in evidence in one way or sd- substances. In this I have used large­ being the place where the Circuit Court for week, or that he cause a copy of said order to Barry County to boldem, the premises describ­ be personally served upon the said defendant <1n>i.'irbed they prepared to run rather ( other, and always suggesting an elder ly a small incandescent light. If you ed in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may Frederick Lenlngton, at least twenty days be­ -.kun fly. In addition, they did not in- 8ort royalty. At the banquet of thc hold y6ur hand close to an ordinary in­ be necessary to pay the amount due on said fore tbe time prescribed fur bto appearance. Clement Smith. with six per cent. Interest and all t'erbreed with the native variety, but Brandenburg diet, speaking apropos of candescent light and hold between the mortgage, Circuit Judge. legal costs, together with an attorney's fee of oejng larger and more pugnacious , the silver jubilee of the empire, be made light and your hand an opaque body, Twenty-five Dollars covenanted for therein, the premise* being described In said morteagt as MORTGAGE BALE. threatened to exterminate them. A a number of exceedingly florid and sen- ns a spoon, or a knife, you will see the all tnose nieces or parcels of land situate in tne having been made in the conditions rpv tew years years,, ago it was discovered that that,, timcntal references to the special grace shadow of the xnetal object through Town of Castleton in the County of Barry and of Default a certain mortgage made by Marjn-ett A. state of Michigan, and known and described as the Hungarian partridgesnotonly Heaven to him and his house since he your lingers. tue partridges not only very , Stevens. F'orenee E.Bpauldii.g. Orrin E. Bar­ iQliowa: ker. Mary E. Barker Blanche B. Barker. Agnes “ One of the most useful places that •— : Tbe East fifty acres of land to be taken eff nearly resembled the English species, has been emperor. He exalted king­ ■ n the South West Quarter of Section No 118) ex- Barker. Martin V. Barker. Harriett I Barker but would interbreed and dwell in bar- ship and hia grandfather directly, and I believe the X ravs con be used is i 1 cept two acres In the South East corner thereof. to Emily D. BoMwIck. ut Itiisra. N, w York tlir A l.n vfet* $, T. : a w . . a E I mm X “What the medical profession in the restoring A'wotbe Sonih Ten acre* ot tone to be taken dated December 17 A. D. it'Bu. and record­ monjr with it. This discovery has led thereby, indirectly, himself. theNorth North We-t We-ttinxrUr quarterof of tbe the South South East East ed In tbe office of the Regi-trr • f l>e*». for the of siirht and hearinir. As vou are offthe to the importation of myriads of these have we witnessed,” he» said, “and jihat Ui Bifcui, HUU ncsriug. A. ,UU . . ; quarter of •aldBectisu said Section No.T8)all No < I8) all in In Tnwn*hlp Township County of Barry and State of Michigan, on tbe has been effected, we owe solely tohie aware, persons often lose their sight • N<( Three (31 North. Ranse No Seven (D West I9th day of December A. D lt<89. iu • iber 33 of . birds; indeed, the business has grown either because the eyeball is destroyed containing in all tv eight (M) acre* ot land Mortgage*, on page 72, ou which mortgage there Emperor and ,his trust .---- - ------r..... William uuu Iia wot, -J Hccoruine unnea aStatn survey thereof » claimed io be due at thc dale of ibis notice to such proportions that over a dozen cgreat . . . aecordinR 10 to ine the United the sum of E'gfit hundred Ninety Kight Dollars firms are engaged in it. and last season in God. The entire celebrations of tbe , or when tbe *,yebaI118 perfect, because be tbesamemo.e or les*, Anna S. Austin. and Ninety Eiaht cents .and an attorney’s fee of victories of the German arms, whicli : ibe optic nerves become diseased and ’1 •• cr 100.000 brace were shipped from Mortgagee; Twenty-five Dollar* piorMed for in said • it. au.. „„„„ Philip T.Colgrove. mortgage, and no suit or prvce<d-s.g4 at taw 1. It iri thc same way Atiurnerlor Mortgagee, 1■ uime on the Adriatic, the only port for were held in 1896, culminated in thc ; »re dwtroyetl. havlog been Instituted to recover the moneys the ear. We lose hearing because Dated April 7. ~x._________ which with ** secured by said mortgage, or any psrt thereof; the large extent of country over which glorification of his personality; ...... v >U of ,he firatroylBR of the ear proper, or, I Now. Therefore, by virtue of the power of has become nothing less than holy toMORTGAGE BALE. these birds are trapped. sale contained I s«id mortgage. at;n the stat­ word ul out tbe old ehan-1 " h >' re u ‘ e "J *• .P' 1 ***' ?v thr lo “ o( ! ............................. ............ . p _ -----------’ ' .1 I'.rfruit bavirgteen made (io the condition! ute in such case made and provld*-/’. notice is, Most of them are taken on the broad us.” Not at vn« nnt wu-ni I m i.i. the nene of hearing. If We optic nerve Of a mortgagi dated the 1Kb day of January, hereby given, that on Saturday the l.t day of plains and'low foothills of the Carpa­ cellor, who was not royal except in bis 1j tho nurvo nf honrino- fa not do- ’*9 made l>v Wm. A Dowd of the Township of August a D. T89G.at k o'clock te tr.’ forcnoon.l . V ni<re Bpriugs, Barry County. Michigan, t* shall Sell a* Public Auction, to thc highest bid­ thians, and in the valleys of the Bohem­ majesty of mind and purpose; but who ।I or tbe nerve of henring is not stroved, but the eyeball or tbe ear . Tbenaotla Dryer of the City of MarsbalHn said der at tbr North trout door of tbe Court House ian- Alps. In the dense woods that was the master of William and who in the City of Hasting*, (that being the place Khnnhl iw flf-Rtrnvefl I believe aud for recorded tn tbeofoffice of and the State Register the Coonty Harry of where the Csrcnlt Court for_H*rry County is clothe the lower spurs of the latter, really won all those victories and out of proper should, be destroyed, 1 believe . of D ■ roVmn.i that we will be able in the near future Michigan on the first day of February SNB, in bolden), th'’ premise* described in s $td mort­ I ifasunts are also very plentiful and them constructed the mighty' German ta™»n , a- raake nn Ai tifletnl ove » of I)iy Mortgages, pageJanuary 248 and tbe or much thereof a* may tn- r e'-’-Mary in&ignifiaiuncial eye nr or nn an instrninstnt ', Tb^a<lotm , r lmt|Ugon died 20, said 1896 gage, , to pay the ..mount du" «m said mortg- u'--. with • r.rge numbers arc trapped and im- empire, with comparatively i of the ear, by and one Jasper Adams wai oh the 4to day of 8 per ceil’. >t terest. and all l-gd cost*, together cant Prussia as a nucleus, and out of--its meat- to take the ... -place .. — I>>rted. k. England live Hungarian ... in such 1 April 1896 appointed ny tbe Probate Court, with an attorney's toe uf T» euty five Dollars king created nn emperor, and gave this ‘ "hich we “? utl lze X r"-vs * ' ; iu and for the ’County of 'Calhoun In covenants tor therein, the premises being de­ partridges bring about $1 to $1.25 a to the aR‘d state as Administrator <t«,SJ of the scribed tn m I.’, mortgage rs aHIlhat certain lot ‘“the’rame Im- ! 2>»>' Si'Mia"n»7aaGbrace (mate arid female), pheasants brash vouug .washbucker a chance to “ mo tm. Esiaie of said Theadotla Duer deceased piece and ,-Aicel of iandaitm t- (i. u e Town of make himself bo interesting and pictur-1 nerves ot sight or net g ।I bv Vvirtue |rt,ie, ot afcb appointment he now Maple Grove In th? County ot B ury and State of w which - . ’ to$2.50; partridges’ eggs, $3 to $10 esqn'en personage. pression that the normal organ does at holds said mortgage as such administrator, and of Michigan, and known and aes*.ribed as fol­ a hundred, and ’pheasants’ about $7. a on which mortgage there to Is claimed to be due lows: Beferring further to bis grandfather. pr^^ Dt’I at the date of tbtojtoUc* the sum of Fire Hund*eUT ..... .latthedateoftblsnotiretbesurnofFIreHundThe Ea*>t half of tbe South East Quarter of pretty high price considering that only •The eve is a camera, and it is through red and Three Dollar* and fifty-four cents Section Thirty-two (32) In Town Two (2) North and as if to wholly obliterate Bismarck I “ ,<M about SO per ceqt. of these eggs are ferthe MUon' ■ Xrnva rayTin tb<-air .Trwai U». ani1 - --4: * ofo'f'u.;' thV in we the air that attorney ’a„fee of twenty fiveMult dollars Range Seven u) West containing Eighty Acres on UieA ray a in v1 |dpdaofor |n lOrWe M(fno or ‘ SS £pro r(> of Land more or less. tue. They are usually hatched by ban­ and what he had done, the emperor. iranwecinna rnr1 Q|-Q are pkl. able'1 to have impressions car- 1 evading* at law having been instituted •».to _*■ re­ Emily D. Bostwick. said: “It is our sacred duty to preserve tams* or common barnyard fowls. - to ---------- — tm — 41the sight t-w* k1 c-vtr the asiouut secured by said mortgage or Mortgagee. ried the retina. When “ ~ .. — --;T \ 1 aur part thereof: his personality and hallowed memory P hilip T. Colohovk, Both partridges and pheasants are destroyed we must be able to discover . .Notice Is therefore her tn given that on the Attorney for Mortgagee. prolific egg producers, their nests con­ against all comers," including, of, romrtbioff U, rake ita pl,ce. The bltafi. ^Jh, Dated Arrlfswh. DWJ. taining from 13 to 17 eggs, olive-brown course? Bismarck and all that group of ; because of-the X rays in tbe air, can ) from door <4 the Court Hou*r. In the Cltv of MORTGAGE SALE.' it; color, much rounded atone end, but great statesmen and soldiers who dtattagnioh light from dbrkn™, «d Default having been made in the conditions pointed at the other. Their nests, how­ planned and fought with him for the ■ if a powerful light- is placed in front of • w t|le circuit Court tor the County ot Rarrv of a mortgage made by Win. H. Whipple and making of the empire, nnd who gave ! tlmm ib,v can eraily tall if, because the ) ever. arc always on the ground, and the his wife EUa A. Whipple, to John Andrews. William II. the opportunity he is now ! January J. 1*93, and ou January 23,1833. record­ nets make but slight attempts to enjoying of posing as an old-time king, j X rays penetrate the optic nerve or Inurh thereof a* may be necessary to *nti*fv ed In the office of the Register of Deeds of coaeeal them, so that the contents fall center of right in the brain. I believe be amount due on »a!d mortgage, ms above Mt Barry County in the State of Michigan, tn Liber center ox $»* • f„rui wim the interest thereon, and the cost* of Mortgages, on page 1(3. on which mort­ an easy, prey to their many enemies. to the great amusement of the 19th j that if we can make au artificial ej l । e|,MrgM and expenses allowed by law and pro <4 gage there Is claimed to be dur Five Hundred ■ he English variety lay measurably century. The czar of Russia is a real | which will be composed moatly of ehem- i "'ST’^uX V&a'S and Fifty One Dodars and eighty-clue cents xnd du suit or pro *eedlDgs at law having been even he is an up-to-date — . ; ‘ut-v nnusiea m me rown* ‘" <11 in confinement, but their eggs are autocrat, but Tin rirv>= nAf i/rctprirnl kial substancesi which the .-amt in the County nt Barry Bai * have " “ * ‘ . spring*, — ■and State of Instituted to recover the amount secured by optic nerves with the aid Mr•h’x*u and demribed «*t “ Ka*t half ofthe said mortgage or any part thereof. s the irequently infertile. This, however, is monarch. He does not send hysterical । Notice is therefore hereby given, that on Sat­ mpfsnws sontrs a. _ • i-. t I , .... ... S..utb Wrst S«iUtb quarter Wrst of quarter *ecri~~ of section twenty-seven, tn -------messages to Mr. Kruger, write songs not the ca .e with the Hungarian birds, of the X rays that sight in such cases town three North,rai-ge tin West containing urday the 18th day ot July 1690. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, there will be sold at the north ho. if _npt foo closely confined, lay or paint allegorical pictures, make ri­ will be restored. I Hk’’•«T *cre* .4 hu d more br less^ front door of the Court House, In the City of diculous speeches or pretend to be ab ­ large numbers of eggs, a surprising per­ “I am convinced that in the com-1 * ' ' Jasi-rr Adams, Hastings. County of Barry an<L State of Mich­ igan. said Court House being the place in which centage of which will hatch out. The solute with tha Reichstag saying nay ‘.n * ,,r” the circuit court for the County of Berry is A-.W^ot young birds are much' hardier and to his schemes of education, taxation,1; trill be able to apeak on the telephone , held, at public auction to the highest bidder, .. ___ _ _ ..A , V. n ♦ t.....r Adams AiCurr Attorney for Jasper Administrator Ar. the premises described in said mortgage or so <.as:er to raise than those of the English or militarism. The young emperor iss and. see thc person at the other end <that mock thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the a source of universal interest, not only we are talking to, because of the re­ Assignee of said Mart gager. > :-ty. amount due on said mortgage with the Interest thereon, and the costs, cbanres aud expenses i heir hardiness would enable them to because of what he does, but of the ex­ production of the forms through MORTGAGE BALE. allowed by law and provided for In said mnrtpectation of the more extraordinary or withstand the rigors of tjiis climate. Crookes tubes by means of X rays.”— Default having been made in tbe condition* Be, said premises being situated In the VIL <4 a mortgage made bv James F. Kors ood and it of Delton. County of Barry and State of So if some of our gun clubs, who have ridiculous things he may do next. He Syracuse (N. Y.) Herald. Delia Norwood, hit wife, to John Andrew*. Michigan and described a* Village Lots Num large territories at their command,’ keeps alive, by his prancing and posing, March 22. 1893. and on March 27.1R9L recorded berthlrtv four and thirty-five tn the Village of Poe’s Manuscripts. memories of a royalty that is forever In the office of tbe Register of Deeds of Barry Dehuo, Barry County. Michigan, according to "ere to obtain a consignment, their j County in the State of Michigan. In Liber 38 of the Recordeo Flat thereof. • It la the irony ot late undn that the with 1 past, and suggests, not what a king is. preserves would soon be stocked with Mortgage*, on mrm 126, ou which mortgage Dated April 22.189C. . • hut what a king would be if 19th century man who lirea in poverty ahould have thereto claimed to be due Five Hundred aad John axdrrw*. this very desirable game bird. *They h Alonzo E. Kknaston, I Mortgagee. written line, which to-day bring large Twenty eight Dollars and thirty six cents and ' civilization and political progress would never fly high, so that the expense of no suit or proceedings at law having been In­ Attorney for Mortgagee. auma. An offer of »500 for the original st tuted to recover the amount secured by said ■uclosing a few acres of land suitable let him disport himself to the top of mortgage or any part thereof. mnnuacript ot "The Baren, ” hna lieeo his bent. Nobody except England aud PROBATE ORDER. for them to breed on would be trifling. Notice is therefore hereby given, that on Sat­ refused by the owner. The manuscript urday the 18th day of July 1800. at ten o'clock Another bird which bos attracted Bismarck gets really angry with him. - State of Michigan, County of Barry, ss. of “The Bella” sold at auction not long In the forenoon, there will be sold at the north At a sessleii of tbe Probate Court, foi the attention of game preservers in Ir»- barring members of the family of his front door ofthe Court House, In the Citv of tbe county of Barry. bolden at the hind and Scotland, who. control large grand father that he turns out of doors ago tor »275. and five-line notea have Bastings. County of Barry and State of Mich Probate office. In the City of Hastings, In brought from J33 to $50. The flrat edi­ igan, said Court Hsme being tbe place In which saio Countv, on Monday the 27th day of ar^as of waste land, is the guinea fowl or locks -up in their castles when the the circuit cc urt for the County ot Barry Isb- Id. April, in tl.T- year one thousand eight hun­ tion ot Poe'apoem*, printed in 1 827,ianow at public auction to the highest bidder, the dred and ninety six. 'gallina nnmidica). They are occa­ royal humor takes him; he is not offensive, but amusing, interesting and very rare, only three coplea being extant, premise* described In said mortgage or so Present, Charles W. • Armstrong, Judge of sionally met with in this country in a much thereof as may be neccMary to satlsty picturesque as a pretender to a sort of bo far an la known. For CO yeara only one the amount due on-sald mortgage, with- tbe In Probate. In the matter of the estate of Valentine O. ‘■omestidated state, but those who have terest thereon, and tbe oemta, charge* and ex ­ copy waa known to exlat, and this wan Buck, deceased. ’'hot them in the Africon jungles will majesty that has no existence outside allowed bylaw and provided for iu said Ou reading and filing tbe petition duly veri­ kept in the locked room ot the Britlah penses mortgage, said premises being situated Iu the fied. readily acknowledge that few game of history.—rhiladelphia Telegraph. <>f Henry Burton. Administrator of said muaeum. In 1S92 another copy waa Village dt DsltotL County of Barry and State of estate praying that hi* final account filed April birds surpass them, either in the ex­ Too Gallant. and described as lot number sixteen ’.4th, 1896. may be heard and allowed and a de­ found, and, although Ita Intrinsic valne Michigan the Village of Delton al co lot number one cree of assignment duly made. * eclirace of the sport they furnish or “Yes, I told him that it wm raid that waa not more than ten cento, it Bold kt in hundred and thirteen In Bush and Bhtckman’a Thereupon it Is ordered, tiiat Saturday the their edible qualities. This bird has kia.es were much sweeter in the Addittou to said Milage of Delton, Barry ' min­ 23rd day of May A. D., l»Gat ten o’clock in nuetion tor $M75, and the purchaser ty, Mich., according to tbe Recorded Flat there- ihe forenoon, be assigned for the bearing of ; ven strangely neglected by epicures dark-" „„ Bent it to Faria to be bound in mosaic <ald petition and that the heirs at taw of said FAprifa, IBM. , •1 this country, though he is really bet­ "And he turned down tbe gas? at an additional cost* $300. The third drceiued and all other pereonu Interested In John Andrews. estate, are required to appear at a seaalou ter rating than any other of thedomes"The idiot did nothing ot tbe kind. copy waa diacovered recently R. Kznastox. Mortage© «*IJ no nf said court, then to l-e bolden at Hie Probate t icated fowls. In consequence hunt­ He jnst sat there tiko a stick and said rntoy tor Mortgagee. office, in tbe city of Hastings, in said County, doubt will be sold tor a large sum, ing clubs could obtain large numbers tiiat if a girl were as handsome as I. aud show cause, if any there be, why tb- prayer Y. Journal. nf the petitioner may not be granted. And It at a nominal price. If these were he thought darkneaa would detract fa further ordered, that said petitioner give no­ Ills Pleasure Wu* Modified. tice to the pe*sons interested in said estate, of turned our'on some wide expanse they from the pleMaatneaa of tbe occasion. tb- pendency of Mid petition and the bearing ”1 shan't wear bloontera any longer.” would become as wild as hawks in the It wm a very nice compliment, hot thereof by causing a tnpy of this order to be said Mra. Blckera. deeldediy.. :i:ihit*h'<t tn the Hasting* Banner, a uews>ec(»nd generation, nnd would increase t here is time to speak and to act.”—Cin­ iMDer printed aud circulated In said County “ I'm glad of that, ” replied Mr. dick ­ ■ vrv rapidly, as they surpaaa all other cinnati Enqnlrer. if Barry, once in each week for three succeedve ers who detested the garment. week* previous to said day <4 bearing. game birds in the number of eggs they —Reptile, and fishes are not general­ Chas. W. ajimstrono, •‘No: the next pair I get will be fc>.v. and the cunning with which they (A true copy. Judge of Probate. ly provided with eyelids; these protec- three inches ahorter.”-N. V. Beral.l. conceal their nests. — Chicago Inter Hons being to them mmeceasary. Ocean. If Some Steps to Replenish the Stock la tw» < ountry Are Sot Taken They Will b»>on Become Extinct — Gun Club* Are to UUme. tteaitb and strenQth are ouaranteed to result from its use. NNYROYAL PILLS Run Baker of tbe Township Austin, deceased, of Kin New York and recorded Register of Deed*. Btateof Mie’.Irani bt-r. mt, in Ute J on whish mortgage the date of this doC Hundred and fifty-one Dollars and —„ rente [22951 S5j *nd an attorney’» fee of thirtyfive dollars provided far In said morftrage aud do suit or proceeding* at tew baring been in­ stituted to recover tbe amount recured by said mortgage or any part thereof; Notice ts therefore hereby given that ou Saiurdav the 23rd day of May A. D. HW. at ten o dock in the forenoon, there will be reld, at the North front door of the Court House. In the City ot HastlBgB. Countv of Barry and State of Michigan. l«aid Court House being the building in whicli the Circuit Court for the County of Barry Is held], at public auction. to tbe bigbest bidder, the premise* described In said mort­ gage, or s» much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy tbe amount due on said nisrtgage, as above tet forth with the Interest thereon, and tlie costs charges and expenses allowed by law aud provided for In said mortgage, said premise* being situated tn the Countv of Barry and State of Michigan and described a* all those certain pieces and parcel* ef land described as follow*, to wit: The East half [E of tbe South West quarter IS. W. ><] of oeciion fifteen [M] containing Eighty acre* of land, also tbv South West quarter is. W. >4] of the south West quarter [S. w. K] 01 itectlou fifteen fi5] except two [.’] acres out of the South West corner thereof. All tn Township number One North. Range number seven West. Barry County, Michigan, and containing in all One Hundred and Eighteen [list acre* vt laud* Recording to the United State* survey thereof. Dated, Itastlngs, Mich,, February 19. U8C. Anna b. Avsmr. John L Scrl vucr. William H. Slocvk. John F-. Executors ofthe Estate of Robert F. Austin, deceased. Mortgagees. ALONZO E. K.RMAHT0N, Attorney for Mortgagees. MORTGAGE sale Default having been made in the coftditlons ot a certain mortgage made by Hiram A. Bar­ ber. Elizabeth R. Barber his wife. Clarence H. Barber and Lillian Barber hl* wife to Philip T. Colgrove dated March 14 A. D. 1895. and record­ ed in the office of the Register of Deeds, for the Cotlnty of Barry and State of Michigan, on tbe Utb day of March A. D. 1835 in Liber 47 of Mortgagee, on page 26t>. That, said mortgage was duly assigned to Sarah Johnsoo, and duly recorded In the office of tbe Register of Deeds for Barry County. Michigan. That sala mortgage was upon the express condition that should default be made in the payment of interest, or any part thereof Oc any day whereon tbe same is made due and pay­ able. as above expressed, and should tbe same­ remain unpaid and In arrear for the space of thirty days then and from thenceforth, that Is to say. after tbe lapse of the said thirty days, so much of the aforesaid principal sum of threehundred seventy four and 16-100 dollars as re­ mains •’unpaid, with all arrearage of interest thereon, snail, at the option of tbe said party of the second part became due and payable. Default having been made in the payment of interest doe March 14th. 1806 and the same hav­ ing remained unpaid and In arrears for the space of thirty days and upwards the aforesaid principal sum of three hundred seventy-four and 16-100 dollars with all arrearage ot Interest thereon is now declared due and payable by the terms of said mortgage, on whlcn mortgage there is maimed to be due at the date of thia niticetbesum of four hundred three Dollars and fifteen cents, and an attorney's fee of Twenty-five Dollars provided for in said mort­ gage. and no suit or proceedings at taw having been iBstltuted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or- any part thereof; Now. Therefore, by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage, and the statute­ In such case made and provided, notice is here­ by given that on Saturday tbe Twenty-fifui day ot July A. D. 1896, at ten o'clock iu the fore­ noon. I shall sell at Public Auction, to the high­ est bidder, at tbe North front door of tbe Court House In tbe City of Hastings. Michigan (that being the ptace where the Circuit Court tor Birrv County Is bolden), tbe premises described in said mortgage, or so much thereof as niay be necessary to pay the-amount due on said mort­ gage with seven per cent, interest, and all legal eostatogether with au attorney’s fee of Twentyfive Dollars covenanted for therein, the premis­ es being described In said mortgage as all those certain pieces and parcels of land situate and bring in tbe city oi Hast mgs In the County of Barry and State of Michigan, and known and described as follows; . Tbe North half of lots Nine hundred and slx3-three (863) and Nine hundred sixty four (9G4) the City of Hastings. Michigan, according to the recorded plat thereof. „ _ Sarah Johnson, Philip T. Colgrove. Assignee of Mortgagee. Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee. Dated April 20.1896. MORTGAGE SALE. Default hsviug been made In the conditions of a certain mortgage made by The Michigan Whip Company a corporation organized under the laws of the Stole of Michigan and having It* place of business at Hastings, Barry County. Michigan to the Hastings City Bank a corpora t ion organized under the laws of the State nf Michigan and having Ito'place of business at Hastings. Barry County. Michi can .dated March 5. A.D 18M.and n-eordodln the office of the Register of Deeds, for the Count* of Barry and State of Michliran. on the Fifth day of March, A.D. 1890. in Liber 32 of Mortgages, on page 42». on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date of this notice the sum of Five thousand one hundred <lgbty-six Dollars and Eleven cents, and an attorney’s fee ot Thirtyfive Dollars provided for in said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law having been in­ stituted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof: Now. Therefore,• by virtue of the power of .sale contained in said mortgiwe.and the statute In sjich case made and provided, notice is here­ by given that on Friday the Third day of July. A. D. 1890 at 10 o’clock in the Forenoon. 1 shall sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, at the North front door of the Court House, la the City of Hastings (that being the place where the Circuit Court for Barry County Is holden), the premises described In said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with right per cent. Interest, and all legal costs, together with an attorney’s fee of Thirty-five Dollars cov­ enanted for therein, the premises being de­ scribed In said mortgage as all those certain lots pieces and parcels of land situate In the City of Hastings in the County of Barry and State of Michigan, and known and described as follows; . Lots six hundred twenty-seven {8271 six hun­ dred twenty eight (C8] and six hundred twentynine [C29I together with the tenements. beredKameuts aud appurtaneticea belonging or in any­ wise i*ertalning to or situated upon said real estate Including the power connected with the buildings upon said real estate also including engine, boiler shafting counter shafting,pulleys be,OoH mnehinery of every nature q and kind connected with or in said building. . Hastingb Crrv Pmui* T. (Xjixibovk. Attorney for Mortgagee. Dated March 28. IMS MORTGAGE BALE. Default kavlng been made in the eondiUons w- ■u'“* County. Michigan, to Bamuel Carson burg. Kalamazoo County. Michh December 7 A. D. iSSti, and n flee of the Renter at Deeds, Barry and Btato of Mkblgw day of December A. D. 18«lr gages, on page 312, on which claimed to be due at the dale of thi sinn of Three hundred ninety six . Beven cento, and m attorney s fee o Ffi era Dollars provided for in said mortgage, and ■ wo suit or proceeding* at law having been Inrtitottd to recover the moor sutured by saM mort­ gage, or any part thereof; Now. Therefore, by vid by given that on A. D. 1886, at to-----------shall sell at Public Auction, to the der. *£ the North Front House in tbe City of Hastti place where the Circuit C« fa bolden). the premise* sary to pay the amount c with 8 per cent Interest, •father with an attorney's fee of Fl covenanted for therein, the promise* KrtbM In uxl nwlora u .11 Ml.>ilt,«*ai .I*.., 1, ... A *. __ Sorth EaatqaanH-ofMeUoa T' la Town Uirw |1) Nona Haan I con-xinloc twrat, acraamora EaiurT. Cauoaora, �Hastings Banner. A DISASTER IN SIGHT. I I Thursday, May at, 1896. MAKSHALL L. COOI.MW. THX HASTINGS. MICt\ AUGV8T 14, II MEN’S BOYS : AND EDITORIAL NOTES The Ad Valorem Fraud. It has been demonstrated, probably to tbe satisfaction of many tariff reformers, that a great mistake was made by tbe ad­ vocates and supporters of the present law when they Insisted upon the substitution of ad valorem (or specific dalles on impoitatiocs. A specific duty of exactly so much oa an article imported tells exactly what the revenue will be from the duty on that article and offers no Inducement for the OBdervaluation of the goods imported. An ad valorem duty not only invites Although the Machine la Overballaated and Doesn't Steer, the Main Trouble fraud In tbe Invoice undervaluation Seems to Be That the Wings Won’t Work Together.—Ckieagc inter (koan. of tbe goods Imported, but it affords do safe basis on which to estimate the amount of revenue to be derived from duties cn M'KINLEY’S POPULARITY. | A MARKED CONTRAST. imports. Qarer Ideas of Presidential Kights Held For example: Tbe price of an article The Produceni Waal a Tariff That Will Protect Them. I ,--------— by Democrats. imported at the time the law was enacted The principal mugwump organ of the | ** used to be said by all good reform­ might have been one-third more or lets country directs attention to what .lt that a president of the United States than it Is today. Say an ad valorem duty calls "the very curious fact that the who would use the powers of his office influence the work of a slate convenof 80 per cent Is laid upon that article—30 most genuine enthusiasm for McKinley is to be found among the farmers, and J lion disgraced his eminent trust and per cent of its stated value. Say, for illustration, that one shipment not, as one would have expected, among placed American institutions in peril, the artisans and manufacturers”—the | Harper’s VVeAly, the New York of the goods at the invoice price when tbe Only explanation of which, itgoesonto t Evening Post, iu fact tbe whole news­ law was enacted amounted to 810,000 and bay, with a characteristic sneer, "is that paper jmck which now stands reverentthat now the same Invoice could be dupl’- the fanning mind is peculiarly suxeep-1 b before President Cleveland, chanting cated for 87,500. Tbe revenue from the tible to the McKinley logic.” It is true his praises, used to start out every mornformer would be 83,000 and from tbelatte r that McKinley’s strength is greatest in J •» full cry after Presidents Grant •$,225, a difference of 8775 on a single the agricultural states, but there k aud Arthur. Those distinguished Amcrstatesmen and patriots caused the ’ shipment. This one illustration answers nothing "curious’* about It. The fnrm- ' lean tbe purpose to show how impossible it was ers were persuaded to turn against pro- ■ reformers to shiver and shake. It was rection in 1892 with glowing promises ‘ charged that they used their high office when tbe tariff slashers framed the present of an enlarged demand and increased , to influence state conventions, and rollad valorem law to make up an Intelligent pricea for their products, and they have , >ng their eyes in holy horror, the re­ estimate of the revenue to be derived from found out by sad experience that they j formers piously declared that until the such duties on imports. It is mere guess could not have made n worse mistake, abandoned machinists were relegated wort. The revenue Is more or less accord­ A democratic tariff policy has been ' to hopeless obscurity, no hope need be ing to the price of tbe article tariffed and tried, and the result is diminished pros- j indulged of ever having clean’y and tbe price of that article goes up or down perity. Instead of securing new foreign ( decent government in the United States, according to conditions, thus leaving the markets they have been shut out of Certainly, they swore, no man favored many to which they already had access, j by them would descend to such in­ revenue an uncertain quantity. When ane! they are not getting as much for . famy. the duties are specific it Is possible to their crops as they formerly received. At that time the worst that was make Intelligent revenue estimates. It Is They tee where the trouble lies. ‘*The !( ^ d even malicious ene1^1 ‘iu even by uy Ingeniously ingeniously malicious eneabsolutely impossible to make exaetly ac­ farming mind" grasps the fact that a । mies of republicanism was that the ' power of the executive was employed curate estimates under any system, for It return to the old .system will be on to Impossible to know in advance just hew advantage, and tliatthe foremost cham­ to influence party mutters iu party con­ much of everything we are going to im­ pion of protection is the logical candi­ ventions. The use of patronage for ex­ ample aroused the reformers to a state port in tbe course of a year. Bqt with date for that purpose. It is easy to account in this way for of great indignation. specific duties we have only to eetlmate on But it was never charged that .the the .McKinley enthusiasm in Illinois, tbe probable importations, while with tbe Missouri, Minnesota, Kansas, Nebraska, emissaries of the administration strode ad valorem duties we have to do not only and other great agricultural states. into a po^ty convention with their ____ _ that, but take our ebances on the varying The farmers have changed their minds ’ .pockets filled with bribes to debauch prices of tbe goods imported. about McKinleyism. under the practi- : i« a wholesale manner a majority of tbe Tbe ad valorem system is thoroughly cal discipline of hard times and the delegates to one of their own convenbaa for at least three good reasons. It costly failure of democratic tariff legis- ■ Gons. Yet it is alleged that this was ■lakes It utterly Impossible to make an in- latiou. They have been fooled once, done in the recent democratic convenbut they cannot be fooled again. It is ( tion in Michigan, and the whole subject teJligent estimate’ of the revenue to come not a theory, but a condition, that is । is likely to be investigated by congress, from per cent duties on imports: It encour­ causing them to rally to the support of , ’A dispatch from Washington says Senages fraud in Invoice undervaluations, and | the. distinguishd Ohioan whose states- , ntor Morgan is about t« offer a resoluit snakes necessary largely increased forces xuanship they hastily condemned in ’ tion calling on the pout office departend expenses In tbe runuiag of our cus­ 1892. They look upon him as standing"'^rnent- -at present under thc charge of* toms offices. In fact, there Is nothing in for that which Is necessary to the re- that eminent reformer—William L. Wib it that commends it. It was largely sub­ vival of their prosperity and the pro- son—to explain how It came to pass stituted for the specific duty by tbe tariff motion of their welfare. Hie popularity . that 150 post office clerks absented smashers of tbe Fifty-tbird congress, aud with them signifies that they are tired themselves without leave, went to Wilsick of a policy that prventa them ' mlngton, nnd in defiance of the civil it was a wretched blunder along with y»e and ' from doing a profitable business and ‘ service law and the president’s circular whole wretched tariff legislation of that obtaining a fair return for their labor. ! regarding “pernicious activity," there time.—Detroit Journal. Their common sense tells them that did work to defeat the free silver party farming can never be made to pay with- of Michigan. There is talk, too. of the A user Irani Protected out a tariff so adjusted ns to protect/ use of "Wall street money" by Mr. Spain Is having a tough time subduing home markets against foreign invasion Cleveland's friends and Mr. Cleveland’s Cuba. All tbe latters’' horses have been and increase exports of surplus prod- office-holders to effect the same object, confiscated, corn Las been taken, aud to­ nets to other countries. They propose j From this it appears that while from bacco forbidden to be exported from the to undo the stupendous blunder for the reformer’s point of view it was which they have paid so dearly; and wrong for American not riots like U. 8. island, and still the gallant Cubans fight that is why they insist that McKinley Grant ana u. A. Arthur to intertere ih for independence. Spain has become so shall be the next president—St Louis state affairs, it is nil right when tbe excited over her Inability to vent her Globe-Democrat. ’ — !------- of * '----'*-----J — •inter * ­ prince frauds and .pretenders spleen on Cubans fat she has attempted feres, even if he uses golden bribes to CURRENf COMMENT& It on the United States, effect his purposes.—Albany Journal. Recently some Americans were arrested CFThe democratic electoral college Dcflcif of too Treasury. for helping in tbe Cuban cause and Con­ will not need to think up a yell.—Chi­ But two months yet remain of the demned to be shot without trial. Consul cago Tribune. present fiscal year, and it is pretty cer­ ETThe democratic party may not see tain that the deficit for the twelve­ General Williams protested In vain, as Spain was bound to shed the blood ot the the handwriting on the wall, but it will month will not be less than $25,000,000, American prisoners. The Consul heard soon. It is going to the wall.—Kansas which will give a total deficit of $136,City Journal. C00.0C0 foV the three years of the present from Uncle Sam’s Government aud going irrit is not “a Napoleonic craze.” It democratic administration. Thia Is a gtraight to the Spanish General Weylcr is “protection” to American homes and rugged fact which no amount of ter­ •poke these words:—"If you shoot their, American industries that the people giversation can obscure in the public my government instructs me Io close its are after.—Chicago Inter Ocean. mind. The primary object of a tariff consulate here and dt maud my passport, E"Zln one respect the democratic can­ law is to produce revenue. It is the as I shall most certainly hold you and didates are all on a dead level. None of first dictate of common.sense in draft­ Tour government responsible should the»e them has any show whatever of reach­ ing such a measure to make sure that it - prisoners be executed before uur protest ing the presidency.—Kansas City Jour­ will provide enough revenue for all theneeds of the government. Tbe Wilson nal. # be given consideration,” (LTThe democratic free traders axe law baa not done this. It cannot doit. It is unnecessary to say that Spain in­ It was made the vehicle of free trade terfered and the Americana have betn giving all the aid they can to the op­ tads and theories, which have shown ponents of McKinley. Anybody but the given some show for their Ilves. their absurdity and falsity when sub­ leading advocate of protection will suit them,—Toledo Blade. . - jected to the supreme : test of practical John G. Carlisle Is in the race now fur CFThe oiti soldiers of the country will operation. The people demand a tariff the Presidency but ImTwoii’i bejf he gth iT.ot fail to keep the fact in their minds that will produce su ft! fient revenue, so the nomination. that only six democratic votes were cast that the nation will not have to bor­ in t he house for the Pickier pension bill. row money to pay its ordinary everyday expenses. And they wfill elect a repub­ Press/lh patches of |Monday state I list —St Louis Globe-Democrat lican president and congress this fall Speaker Reed lias given up the PrtddencrTbe leading democratic organ in for the purpose of securing such a law. tial fight and acknowledges McKinley’s Louisiana frankly admits that "large —Toledo Blade. ,] numbers of the best white citizens of nomination. the state have gone over to the repub­ _ days, It la do loafer a question of money; It A comparison of platfoniM would, tend lican party.” And one of these wben they can manage to i»t the votei <« » qu<wtloo of work. It la no longer a to.thoroughly’eon vince one that the demhonestly counted, they wUl carry u question of the tree coinage ot sHser-. neutic party isn’t tbe only silver party in election.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat UJ" It la tbe tbe question quctlon ot of the the free free coinage coinage ot of Michigan. CTU Grorer Oereland were not in th. , American mu.de. When mrj democratic party. In tact were not a mu man's ’ , mmete muscle In tbe the United State, can It now looks as if tlx* demoemtie^party part otth. io,1'» o * d* J * «b. q«rtloD w^fmaot 01 thc tlemoetalkt democracy party, wouldthe be »orkin« d** year, «.* Michigan would adopt a .goW standard large platform despite the Journal editor’s ef­ almost wholly for fm direr. Even forts to laugh It down, j Drumcrata don’t Carlisle would be for tree direr, but foe seem to laugh anything down as effective­ ly as they "wash it down.” • UTThe United States treasury forth" We note with.great pleasure the>um>a“Lt «ur friend; the Hon. Chase 8. ()*i«>rt ’’T'i •t tho Soo Jlrwa, is meeting with In hi* a deicit of something over SZ5,tx»,pO0. eeetest ftor manlnathm to n pte^td the Thia will make the total deflclt tar tbe Curve yean ending June M. 1S»«, »M;- GOOD THINGS money b attled and at rest fo«re^ V «• “>»««* ril’er mine, of th. world; It 1. a quew tine ot opening our factories to the workingmen ot the United State, of America—Hon. J. M. Tbumton, United SutM s^u,, of Neb task.. weorasaa _«*> •< «—~a LOWEST FIGURES CHILDREN’S CLOTHING Anyone desiring te buy any farm 0/> property win do£7■to.J^k up the ba 1 gams offered lets, neat- School H-uw, $j$o, Lot 443> oe*r Ford’s Hotel, *S«oW H of N. E. k mc. jo. Rutland Sim*. SHtl N.W. >,ik. 33. Hastings||7M< Ouryjcand Xi.oo Neg­ ligee Shirts lead them all because they are reliable. Big line of Neckwear, Hos­ iery, Straw Hats. Another 5 dozen of those Boys Knee Pants («, 19c. Any of above parcels will l?e gold on time with reasonable parments down. J. 6. FARRELL PlSflELDOlifil HASTINGS, MICH. We have some Choice Seed Potatoes, -------- EXAMINE OUB--------- Children’/ Shoes at Also SEED CORN HONEST PRICES. of. excellent quality. Our stock of crockery and glass wear was never more com­ plete or cheaper than non Fine line of tanslfor the little folks; pointed and narrow square toes. Only a few pairs of those sample shoes left. Get a pair before they are gone. They save you money. SWEET PICKLES 5c doz. 20c qt SOUR PICKLES, sc per doz. OLIVES In Bulk, 30c qt. C. H. OJBORN & C2. We want you to try our coffees. THE BANKRUPT STORE. . Hams & Vdfiflrnian ************************* Means everything. It gives the farmer posessing the best Farming Implements a de­ cided advantage over all others esMeessssssMMver I???? Just how to obtain.the best start may be a doubtful thing in seme cases, but when it comes to farming implements of various kinds, Goodyear Bros, can give you the best start because they sell the best implements made. For instance there’s the •'Dandy” Combined Riding and Walking Cultivator, strong, durable and docs its work thoroughly and satis­ factorily. By a Simple ar­ rangement all heavy lilting is done away with. Then there’s the NI$V WESTERN CULTIVA­ TOR that has many points of usefulness about it possessed by no other similar machine in the market. With the new draft device the shovels may be forced into the ground to any required j—1 without '• • depth any effort on the part of the driver. The con“ wej, coupling foot shown in the cut) is adjustable in every way an- a can be taken up in a moment, and a fifth shovel can be atta putting in small grain. . In addition to these we have the KRAUS RIDER and a ,l of PLANET JR. CULTIVATORS and it would be worth y0 to lock them over. In fact if you ever want anything in •. e ' FARM IMPLEMENTS, BUGGIES, WAGONS. HARD"- ' BICYCLES it will pay you to call on public treasury It i, fol * BROS f , ^, �Hasting' Banner .EASTERLY IS INSANE Sj\kaow .wbether h® l» or rwt. He High School nine went to Nash­ talked very Intelligently, and called us by SfT’nlbourh **Bever **w UB but oooe Ml ville Saturday and defeated Uie acbooi tbe JaH, and that was several months ago. nine there by a More of 14 to 9. It took w. R- COOK. Local Editor. THAT® WHAT A COUNSEL OF We don t know whether this can be classed eleven Innings to decide the gamU which PROMINENT PHYSICIAN® SAY. ln?M or Dot-bu* p^- was very evenly contested until tbe last bably It eouid ue. A man that can talk In­ telligently and recognize an absolute Inning. Our bnyt made a fine sbowSng 9 Probably the Other Cawi Won't he Tried stranger three months later is certainly 0M.«lderln< tbe llttte practice they have A \ Right Away. We know of lots of men right-Id had. ^Clarence DePlanta and Burton YOU CAN BUY * the city that can’t do It, but of course Yea. Easterly h Insane; he’s crazier they haven't got any ••insane ears." nor Peny were the batteries for tbe home Wall Paper. than a bed bufc and a man to sit right prognathous jaws, and are not afflicted team*)/ down and think about It must come Io the with brachycephalic skulls. Old Bud Fowler, the "black diamond,” Cheaper than I can same conclusion. Of course he has ap­ Yes, poor Easterly is insane. The pdor peared all right until lately, but no man In fellow was taken to Ibe Asylum for the has struck the bumps and Is Mid to have hla natural m nd would deliberately haul Criminal Insane at Ionia Saturday morn­ left for parts unknown, taking with him off and throw a diah through a jail win­ ing there to stay until his mind becomes tho<ate receipts of the last game he play­ dow, or swear nt Jim McKevitt, any more clear,” and bls prognathous jaw recedes. than he would deliberately stick his finger He may have to be committed until his in­ ed. Fowler gathered about him a number of In his eye and go lame during an examina­ sane ear, attached to his brachycephalic colored collegians and attached tbe club to tion. These are all evidences of insanity. skull, attains Its normal condition and his Muncie, Ind. The game was not patron­ My Moving Sale is a Now when the old man Jackson was on left eye ceases to droop. It may require ized and after a recent game at Alexandria success. I am selling the stand trying to Identify Easterly, peo­ years aud years. Easterly may die in the Fowler appropriated the gate receipts, white Back Wall ple ought not to have been so prejudiced Insane asylum. We hope not. We hope and unjust as to believe that the latter that he may retain his normal condition amounting to 325,aud left his team strand­ 1 .per in combina­ was trying to prevent identification just and be tried. The assault ou the old man ed. Fowler is 49 yeai s old and has been tions side wall borbecause be api>eared stoop-sbouldered, Jackson was no doubt a conspiracy aud playing ball 29 years.—Grand Haiilda closed one eye and drew hla face all out of several were Implicated In it. Easterly’s ler and ceiling for Herald. Fowler It will be remen shape. It was all an Insane freak. conviction would have no little bearing on I six Cents. their conviction, and the rest‘of the con­ pta'ed* here last year with the The best patterns at spirators no doubt hope that Easterly will Fence Giants, holding down second tic. Sc. 10c. 12c and continue to be confined where he now is. One of the moat violent, wind si The old man Jackson .may die, witnesses 15c. If you buy the may forget and become confused on testi­ that has been experienced here In ma troods 1 wont have to mony, which is now Important and neces­ day. raged Saturday night, and all iday sary, and Ibis crime may go unpunished. move them. Easterly is r “shrewd fellow and full of- Sunday, doing 'considerable damage! to “foxy cunning”—Insane men always are. shade trees, and fruit trees. The sky gave He has bad as good legal advice as there the appearance of being on fire so danse Is In the slate and but two weeks ago his were the clouds of sand. Monday mor&lng Insanity was first noticed. * The Banner wouldn’t be so unkind as the yards and streets looked as though a to connect these two facts in any way, but cyclone had passed through the city. I Re­ regrets the sudden change. It Is a wise ports from other parts of the state give the The DRUGGIST. provision of tbe law that every one is en­ same experience, the storm raging with titled to a fair trial. A man can’t expect Justice If he’s out of bis bead. An ap­ special fury along the lake shore. It was plication was made-to try Easterly as to probably a touch of the terrible cj clones bls sanity. Tbe Circuit Judge Is bound that devastated so many homes ftp Toxas, not only to respect such an application, Kansas aud Kentucky. Hicks the wedther but the finding of such a commission prophet gave warning of terrible wind­ as well.which In this case was insanity. The gentlemen composing the Commis­ storms which would occur during the Wth sion are above reproach. Their honor to 22nd of this month, and be appears to • QffiQULATION • and integrity Is unquestioned, but we. be­ have struck it all right this time.' Tbe •is week, $6 quires Easterly wouldn’t think of feigning in­ lieve that we voice tbe sentiment of the Tuesday morning papers reported another sanity—not on your life. We don’t know people when we say that we doubt Eas­ He disastrous cyclone in Nebraska in which Hereafter, changes for advertisements whether he is guilty or not of the brutal terly’s being "too insane” for trial. nu?t reach this office Tuesdays at latest tG assault on. and terrible treatment of. the was one of the shrewdest prisoners that over forty were reported killed, an 1 great m-ure insertion in the issue of the week okl man Jackson, but If he Is then It Is Barry County’s jail ever held, aud had destruction of property. when brought. wnly>nothfr evidence of Ids Insanity and eminent counsel to aid him, and guide his Sunday Alf. Matthews barn in Rutland, If he Isn’t guilty he Is insane anyway. a wandering mind. Quinn who was arrested as one of those poor unfortunate In this condition Is to be as unroofed by the wind, and reports are l.andh’■Sarsaparilla ~5c. interested In the old man Jackson’s rob­ pilled. \ • circulated of other farm buildings being We are surprised to find people right bery, and has since been committed to LandU' Condition Powders 20c. damaged tbe same day by the element*. here in this eity who doubt that Easterly jail, was admitted to ball In the sum of L.-.iths OKforil’s cheap at Spesce’s. is insane, and who beliew that It’s all a 3500 Tuesday morning. The future alone Alf Is one of tbe many farmers in Michi­ can tell what will be done with the case, gan that can smile because he has a policy Teachers read the school column this put-up job. All who may have had this erroneous Impression will humbly crawl but we believe that tbe ends of justice’ In the Michigan Mutual Tornado, Cyclone week. ia the dust when they are confronted with have been defeated by sending this man and Wind-storm Insurance Company,1 of away on the ground of Insanity. Men’s oR grain plow shoes ter sale by this certain proof. Following Is the report of the Commis­ this city, and his loss has already Deen •; W. H. Spence. EXAMIKATHIN OF ORLAXDO J. EASTERLY sion that examined Easterly. adjusted and paid. He was one of the REPORT OF COMMISSION TO INQUIRE INTO’ charter members of this company ten or • Expire State” seed potatoes at Hams AT HASTtNGS JAIL, MAY 7, 1896. THE SANITY OF ORLANDO J. EASA VanAnnan’s. twelve years ago, and has never yet had to ' Thh man wa* seen tn hl* cell in tbe Jail at pay a single aaressment, except the first Batter and eggs taken In exchange for ■ about 10:30 a. m. on the abave named dam. He asserts that h«* I* twenty-seven years old and The undersigned examined Orlando J. ‘ Eas ­ has always enjoyed good health except a few assessment which is really paid when al) Drug? at Landis’. years ago w* in be had typhoid lever. It I* al­ terly at Hastings jail Thursday, May Htb. 18M.! policies are made out and which every We found the man said by the Sheriff to be Commencement-day will be on Friday, leged by his rtatives that following the fever Easterly, a man apparently about twenty­ he was udcouncIous for five week*. He is about ' member pays. He has had ten or twelve J Hie.26 this year) Uve feet eleven niche* tall, r it her thin la flesh seven years of age ana considering the amount and appear* t»Oe In not a ven' good stale of of time he has been confined is apparently In1 years protection against wind-storms and Don’t forget to go to Lmdie’ Drug Store physical health. He Is pale, nervous and in a fairly good physical health. Family history shows Insanity of two uncles1 it hasn’t cost him a cent, Now when the poor state of nutrition. Hr ha* a prognaihotn for juur wall paper. one cousin. jaw. rather xtnail aud Irregular teeth, skull I* aud An examination of the mental condition of- storm comes and damages bls building Alf orachy .cephalic, left ear defended from old Mr. The road past the cemelry Is being hauuatoina Easterly revealed that be bad decided de­; has all losses met because of his member­ auna. tissues at external end of left lusions of conspiracy against him, alleges that eyebrow depresreti *o aa to cause a noticeable bis attorneys graveJ'letl this week. been bribed by tbe prosecu­’ ship. The growth of Ibis company has droop, pupfisu-r«jnal. but both responding to tion. that the have papers in the preliminary exam­ ’ W| H. Spence infers mens’tow shoes, d’a teste of light and distance, the right more Blow- ination have been changed by act-or consent of, been plienomlual and its risks now amount iy than Uie left. Further physical examination his Attorneys. That be wilt not under any cir­ to upwards of 38,000,000; ail losses have andt’s way below cost. not made. appear in Court with them to de­ Til* history of the patient a* received from cumstances fend him, prefers to conduct his own ca*e In, been fully and promptly paid, and satlsfacSlautfcr’s Ad. this week weans money famtiv State* that one paternal unde was in­ Court, of a belief that bls Attorneys sane father a man of violent temper, one sister are ali because bribed to convict him and have him se-t! tion given in every case. Tbe advance as­ to Don’t fail to read IL iMane. it also states that patient left school to JacKsen prison, . sessments paid at the time policies were rather early and took to prize figntiiig for-is. Alleges that his brothers and sisters haar Don’t fail to buy a pair ot those 50e. profession. Since eighteen year* of age he b*.*' been also Influeaeed by tbe Prosecution against Issued have been sufficient to pay all loss­ not been under observation by his relatives for him; ()Xr< rd shors at McUmber’A that the Sheriff has bribed bls Attorneys any length of time until last summer at whicli and Instructed witnesses what to swear to In es aud leave a comfortable surplus besides. If j0u want the best bicycle tor your time be hved with bls sister at Climax, Michi­ regard to bls Identification. ' There Is no telling when cyclones may vLgan. They further aaaert.that wherea* they Alleges thaLhe found Ids health was falling mime) call at John Bessmers. did not at tbe time qu.-stlon hts mental crdhcI- and in trying to ascertain the cause found tbe It Bnrrv Countv in the future, as they have tv they reallte-d tbit lie was Io sume way much coffee furnished him by the Sheng w.ts of pecu­; In the past, and leave death i aud destruc­ 1 «»u can get Ladles rihset slices, cloth different from what lie asod to be and that It liar taste and was satisfied it was drugged, hu required much consideration and charity to knpt the coffee lu a cu»pld<>re tor some time tion in their trails, just as they have in top at W. IL Spenue’s for 32 <K). live with him. He was at this Hine to hi* Mater and from It* appearance was satisfied it was and her family ireuadv kindly disposed, but on All one or two occasion-flew Into a violent passion drugged. He Mid ths: about the time his food Texas, Kansas, Kentucky and Nebraska Lmlies Oxford shoes from 50c, up. was drugged, another fhta.ite of tbe jail who within the past week, leaving thousands over seemlugiv trivial mitteis. r.v good* and sta les at McOmber’s. previously been taking bls mails with him The examination of b»s awnul condition to­ had was taken up stairs In the Jail, lie was satisfied of people homeless aud penniless. Many day. reveal* that he U mildly mnuiar.it and Ir ­ that tins wasdontTto enable them to give him House to rent os Green street Enquire ritable, that he has deludous of suspicion and drugged food and not effect the other m m. 1 have escaped damage from wind storms a: x VuuAnaanZs grocery store. persecution. . . He thinks the Sheriff has conspired against I aud poasiuly have come to believe that When first approached he was anxious J<» him mnnly to secure bis re election as Shtrtff i S' । business was transacted at court read a pile of document* be had prepared to and his sou his successor when be leaves the wind-storm insurance is unneccesary. Its present aud read to the court when lie should office. . th.j w «, it being adjourned to June 8. be brought up tor trial. Till* matter h largely lu uumeroui letter*Hut we a ive seen written only when a man goes out and sets his h uuvh "I incoherent aenteuces det dllng al to his Attorneys, relatives and to barns unroofed, or blown all over his fattn. E-idicL’ole #|U Assist Prof. Mills at the leged convrrwtiun- with persona who h-ve vis by Easterly Judge of the Circuit Court, the chief ’ children^ M®? Festival in Middleville the Ited him since bls confinement lu J Ml. He de­ the theme, is his belief that he !■» tx ing persecuted or his house uncenmoulously dropped falk in these « ri'ten arllctea a* well a* verbal­ amt that his Attorneys and friends are bribed ly tbe account of bow ills attorneys have bwely to act against him down In a neighboring township that the aeceivedbun -uid a**eit* Ibat he knows they He ridicules ths Id u of his being Instne. value of wind storm insurance appeals to Se- tl.t-Se 52 00 blejcle shoes at W. IL have been bribed by the Slwriff. He condemn* It Is our opinion thaX-Orbui Io J. Etsteriy is them most energetically and stales Uiai he will insane, the form being Paranoia and that he Is him in its strongest sense, but that man is Spegcv'-i Jit-t what every cyclist should have them all hi Ja ksou State a rrtsus for th- incompetent to undertake h|s defen’e. a wise man who makes provision for such ’reachery thev have shown. He req a sted the <». R LONo.M. D. presence of hl* sisters and when they appeared, Daniel E. Futuca. M. D. a possible emergency by tnkingouta wind­ used ar usive language lomnb them seen* d H. B UbHORNK, M. D. For Sale or Exchange—A horse for a them of playing him Into the hand- of his env; Owlng'to the fact tint nome .are dis­ storm policy. And Sunday was Just such •rood brirgy. -Ingle or double. Enquire at mfes. He called oue of them an "rdueated too. j-nd WR? quite annoyed when he found tha« they posed to crltlrfze Judge Smith f ‘r bls ac­ a day as mnde a man think of that kind this '-ffleb. did hot wish to follow tils a-lvice Hi Urn mutter tion we quote the jffliole of Seetio<i 20 of of a policy. 11 W. Rogers, of this city, of couducttoiThi* affairs. He asserts Hat he ”v» - ip.cpo Stormvr bicycles have been 1* quite capable of condm-Uug his own <»»*m«<l act No. 119 of tlffi Public Acts of 1893, the father nnd present secretary of the only wants a» opportunityy» present what he showing that he could do nothing else:— - ii, ther glvfe ‘WaL-faction every where. has written Cyclone and Wind-storm Insurance Com­ to the Judge when he is sure that 1 his dl-whanre will occ. r hnme.iintely. »to John I’ti-mrr sells them. Sec. 30. If any pawn wnflmment under write* imny lellera asking foe a-mB lawyer In in ilcrment for crime shall anuextto be I is tne, pany, will gladly answer any question*, Have y m seen them? The Puncture Chicago toas-l-t him. bur I* nna*ta to fell of the judge of th? circuit co irt tn which such--.ii and give any Information concerning It whom he could call. He absolutely re- 'tlctmeut is pending »haU have power summar­ P--‘••'t lirk fur sale by John Bessmer. anyone foiea to entertain advltr from .myo ily to mqu're Into the sanity of such a pwso>». that anyone may wish to knopv. th*t • veryor.e seems to he in league will, and for that pu-pose m»y Attpotst a comtuis' kY*ufnev|tf hnve to repair them. . Jng biser.em't *. He ridicules tbe Idea of m yone *lon toexani'nc such peranit. aud Inquire into <iue-tlo..i:.x h»> mental eap/city and np,*etn facts ef bls or hrr case, aud retwr them to (Additional local news on 8th page.) A complete line of Sailors, your choice •robe quite nnxloim to r.liow mu.••xhiiiu atton the the no irt: and If the said court sha’l find such Io: c i, al.-o greatly teduced ptice.* at and *nrove That he I* menially ? person insane, without iiiffldout inente: C <{«acl1 my judgement Orlmtdo J- ERSterli H Ip ane. t.y to undertake hl* or her detense.ir m •y,,n nt < Miss J. R. Sherman ' has aernr mmla. but an incident In discretion, order rhe removal of such uemon to the Michigan Asylum for Dangerous ami Crim­ court- of paranoia. f We w.i.I । xJjnngc any of our *hors for rhe I hereby Mate that I am n gr«'ro4einf tU inal Insant, o*-1»anv one of the State nsviutas. Un versify of Michigan, da** of 1»«. As there to remain until restored to his or her right butter add eg^ am{ a»» kinds of farm pro- slstaht Rhv-leiau in the Northern mln I; wbeuhd or she shall be remained .0 A«ylum ar Traverse City Irom April 'G. 1K« to nrlMrn. and criminal proceedings be /‘-'unvNL Ma\ an. twi; Assistant s,.i^_ or otherwise d -cbargrd ac.-ordlng tolaw.The Tbe esc ‘cutive committee of the state in the Michigan Asylum for the Insanr, Kala expense of such person s malnUimmce shall (or ...upon the Shoe a iwrtod nf two y'-ars be defrayed by the coun­ mazoo. May ». iwt to the •edtnuiqu ot woiuaii'n clubs have arrangty from which h- or she came, and until ht» or Personally appeared before me, James *uod her transfer to Stale expense shall have been ef­ rd a midi-}tar met ting to be held at Bay bridge, a Notary Publlcju and tor the Conti’> fected, as provided tor in a subsequent section. —whether you of Kalamazoo. William *. Jbui£J A Circuit Judge 1* bound to respect the Medical Nup^rlnt* ndenl df the Michigan A*> will be a hobbling cripple him for thr Insane at Kal.«mazooon . tue eighth finding of such a commission, composed as •Ju. ge Smith will uddress the teacheis all your life or a person day «.f Muy A. I*. IM* w,l° riu,y s*on.'lb'’ A'sochtion at Cbarlotte Saturday and will St* and sava tluit the above Btatemeiit of an it was of able physicians and insane exwho takes pleasure in deliver ^Ue DecorJ^in Day address st examination marie by him is truii aiid oorrtet pertoand who were unanimous in their walking. report. Our humble opinion counts for u. u» .t ui. VermouCvilie. 3 no more than that of any other person un ­ No'ary Public. Kaiamszoo Co. Mich. skilled In Insanity, but we b» lleve that Three good places to rent, Both city It can be seen from the above that Eas­ this community feels that In this case an Thbse $3.00 Colored and cUtHrn water. Iziw rent. Inquire of terly I* surely Insane. He has a "progna­ error ha* been made. t‘. R. Bi-ihop or the owner at SOI Nurtb thous jaw." We supposed it was a “pug­ ••Erro-s, like straws, uoon tbe *u-fa<» floj; Shoes for Tien Bniadw^-. All centrally located. nacious jaw" but of course our ignorance He who would search tor pearls must d.ve be­ low." of medical terms Is accountable for our —are the best in About two weeks .go Will McKevlU Easterly Is a sharper and one who fully mistake. We don’t know wh*f n progna­ town. Don’t fail to see lost a puekerbook conulnlng *10 00. The thous jaw Is. I»ut we honestly believe that apprtcia-'es thgt tinder oftueh an amount will please leave its a sure sign of linanlty, and then nl* ••Honor and shame from no condition rise; them. teetb are so small and irregular. Oh. Act well your part, there all tbe honor lies. . with Mr; Mt-Kcvltt and receive reward. tbe poor fellow must surely be insane. He acted out his part to perfection. We are agents for the Mr*. D. 3. Robinson of this city, won But what is a clinching proof of his un­ balanced mind is the fact that he has an Famous . one of Hie ten dollar prizes In the Chicago “Insane car," one of the genuine reliable The Forrpausb * Srll, Brother. Gre.t Record prize start ■• Sons and D.tushter»”. kind that’s "deformed from the old hierni<■ Ball Bearing circus will exhibit »< <•!«» f>" T-1-1 said the Record received 50.90(r tom. .oris." A man tb.l luu, an »r <!<■• M.yMr-l. The Chic..'-, Katru .ro A guesses. I ;. ’ formed tike that ceruh.lj m-J’t [» Bicycle Shoes. Sarlu.w Ittllw.J Co. will wll round trip Amtwe.opj — e lh»l whet V. m. Lu,; Aicjc -.vaj, arre«-ted lw Dover lolensltr Of bl. h«oltr Is h ’ ticket, from all .latinos a. follows: From J'lWiialiii, Lake Co., and Is in jail eheiged cepf.alle ahull. Jr it any wonder Umt » Worwhury 81.-3. Woodland Si.21 Coata "'"I'1 Mealing worth of wheat eight man who hu • deformed ear mi « cephalic skull h.s lrreku.tr ree.b .lu mn ttruve *1.00. Ha-tlnu« 8100, Sbuiiz Tbe, •'M'1His exam-'nat’on will take eyebrow that droops nn the.left hand -Id. ■ ClmenUle TSe. Urllon Be. Milo M-. P e ■ •-hiorrnw. . «uld «y •••II." . c<5e. Klclrlnnd Jet. .Sc, Ea»l Coop­ Ann,.-Micrmen:.—Eiglitb Grade . xamin- knowledge that a own Is burdenon w*-1 er we. Hotels will be goad on all re<uRed Front Sho: Stere i.iq;.* tei|| |lriu 4p. PrajrteviUv and th-is vnovgh to drive him cW3jyThe writer cnlicd on Easterly Ftldaj lar trains and to return on rpecisl teat na M"'rh S”‘tre. Tliursday. Min 21 am! at He denied In mm: ew*4 " EnUum*** »t:0:30 Poi&Ungs, (rtotirt housH. Saturday. Maj S3. .fterem-n. language that Iw was craxy, but then i.v Flora J. Beadle. Thursday, Mayvu, 1896. i Special Sale! ..CLOSE YOUR EYES —to quality and the world is full of cheap _ things. „ But with your eyes wide open, the real good things are few and far between. When we buy our goods we look sharp for quality as well as price, and this time we’ve “struck it rich” in getting a quantity of extra fine, all linen towels at unheaid of prices/ and on WEDNESDAY, May 27 — we will have a cut rate sale on these, none of which, be it understood “seconds” or “cul’s.” Good size, all linen towel, worth 20c 11c for only Extra large, linen Huck towel, worth 25c 1 q for only......................... f.OC 36 inch towel, knotted fringe, white and colored.borders worth 35c for only ... 44 inch towel with drawn work and knotted fringe— a beauty, worth 4.5c for only 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 r»lUUU» -. - 21c FURNITURE BELOW . t All Depends 17c L. E. STAUFFE Fred L. Heath LOCAL NEWS. , FACTORY COST Twice a year furniture rr,.-mutaeCarers’ ftvm all over the United States exblbXttelrgoedH io Grand Rapids. Instead of paeldng them up aud shipping them'back they are left with us. Daring May they have ordered us to sell them even below the factory coat io make. AND WE SHALL DO FT. The CHAIR here shown Is made In quarter­ sawed oak. polish finish, box seat: made asveftl as they know how. Cane Beat, ’ fl JO. Sole Leather Beat., ta.00. Regular price t3.00.SX3m This is simply a sample ot what we are rtotrg. | We hare all kinds of Rockers, Couches. OIL Ing Tatties, Book Cases. Chamber Sults and Iron bed*, all cheaper than they will ever be sold again. You can save about toper eext. at this xafe and it Is a rare chance to ‘get seMtbing anoe for little money. If you can't come yo unelf a rite for cuts or ytotes of the thing you want and we win tell you all about it. Cha1;. P. Limbert & Co., GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE EXPOSITION, GRAND RAPIDS. RUCH. BLODGETT fflTLDING. OTTAWA STREET. It s our II to tell you about our We Hll It Just Ridin — and bought a large assortment of Straw Hats which we can sell for from 3 cents to two dollars. A BIG LINE —of Alpacas and anltred Worsted Coate, Summer Hoalerjr. Summer Underwear. 2*c. Me and fl .do a garment. Sum­ mer Work shirts25e. 40c. 45c and 50c each. Soft Shins. 65c, 75c and • 1.00 each. Negligee Shirts. TCc, f l.CO and 11.25. SUMMER GOODS —We can do so with more satisfaction to you and ourselves if you will come to our place of business. BICYCLE SUITS, Stocking*, and Sweaters. THE LARGEST — end (Inert line erf Ladles' Summer Neckwear e'-vr shoan Id tbe city. ---------- IWoolley & Bronson. > 4 LEADING CLOTHIERS �Hastings Banner A LETTER FROM CARLISLE. MANY ARE DEAD. Thursday, May 2t. 1896 COOK BROS., Proprietor. OUE LAWMAKERS. What They Are Doing at the Na­ tional Capital. Washington, May 18.—In a letter to gress on February 21, 1878, on the money question Secretary Carlisle says that a fair interpretation of hi« remarks would prove that he was not in favor of free coinage of silver at that time. In concluding his letter the secretary ▲ Cyclone Creates Awful flaroo Lid Work tn Kansas in Kentucky. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. The prominence of the pharmacy de­ part m net of the Ann Arbor university Is again shown by tbe establishment there of the headquarters of tbe Amer­ ican committee of pharmaceutical re­ search. Thin committee of noted ac;entlste aims to bring about the coopera­ tion of these workers in different parts of the country and togivesomedirect on to their research, as well as to furnish references in scientific literature. Sherman, Tex.. May 16.—Bodies of "My position upon this subject is briefly dead children are hanging on thc this: J am opposed to the free coinage of branches of the ash. oak and orange either gold or silver, but tn favor of un­ limited coinage of both metals upon ternui trees of Denton and Grayson counties elation* Paused. of exact equality. No discrimination should to-day. A cyclone, tbe most terrible Ex-Coroner Daniel M. Duller .nd hix * be made In favor of one metal and against northeastern Texas’has ever experi­ Washington, dis- u themade other; nor should any discrimination clerk. William H. Bird, who were on wanorngwu, May atuy 12. — Further x f either be made ln In favor favor of of the the holderB holders Oof either eiced, dashed out fives and wrecked trial for conspiracy to defraud Wayne . cuKsioB of the river and naruor oui gold .-.r -tty-r bullion and against the great homes in the village of Justin and the or sliver . . of -a.. occupied tbe time of the senate yester- body the ----people who own other kinds cities of Denton and Sherman Friday. county by making talae report. l"d _. property. A------great government day. Senator Teller (rep-, Col.) re- of ----------------* should Almost a hundred persons are dead. As forgeries, were found guilty in Detroitall ported a substitute for the house bank- ltreat ^«al “ J*’its J® ‘citizens alike, and whenever it Butler collected fees from the county do otncrwise otherwise it wm will engender many more are missing. To-day was . ir:4^k it '• attempts to oo ruptcy hill, and Senator Mitchell (rep., n Bp|rn of discontent which sooner or later to have been observed by the ex-confed­ for inquests that were nevef"held. for Ore.) presented the views of the minor- must disturb thc the harmony if not the peace erates of Sherman as Deporntiou day, taking testimony which was never . Judicial ..... committee -xx. _ favoring »____ 1______of x, society, nxxlx.., it f, Is Ire scarcely rererel.. re^rerere^ — __ . itv of the necessary to say given, and for the payment ot juries „ tin । that a gross discrimination would be made but instead of this 75 new graves will the house uui. ' between the two metals if the owners of be prepared In the city cemetery for which were ndver sworn in. Washington, May 13. — The contest sliver bullion were permitted to have 51 victims of a terrible and appalling ca­ Hraich in Michigan. 52* cents’ worth which has proceeded for the last four “or“ ” “■ of silver coined‘ ant)' lamity. During the week ended May 9 rcdays in the senate over a deep water stained as a dollar, when the owners of sold bullion were required to present 100 The Victim*. port, rent in ky 5« obrenere in varlou* harbor on tbe southern coast of Cali­ cents' worth of gold in order to have their Following is a list of the known dead IKrtion. of the atata indicate that con­ fornia was brought to a close yester­ metal coined and stamped as a dollar. The ' in this city: day by a compromise. Senator Sher­ two metals are coined upon terms of exact I R. L. Burns, wife and two children; sumption increased and pneumonia and equality only when a dollars'worth of sllx>urn», wi«t man introduced a bill requiring all im­ ver is contained in the sliver dollar and a ; Mrs. Otto Paulding and two children; influenza decreased in area of preva­ migrants to the United States to exhibit dollars' worth of gold is contained in the Limes Nicholson, wife and two children: lence. Consumption waa reported al upon landing in this country a certifi­ gold dollar, and when no more is charged । T- H- Montgomery, wife and two children: 204 places., typhoid fever at 15, diph­ for the coinage of one than for thc coinage John Ames, wife and two children. Re ; theria at 24, scarlet fever at 27, measles cate of health. of the other. In the speech referred to I ' ?*x\„.. 8,‘r_______ <rer;. el*„„ bt.Pearce and —~ ^Washington, May 14.—The river and showed that the ratio established by tl»e Richardson families at Wakefield farm; at 35, whooping cough at 13 and smajJharbor bill ($75,000,000) was passed in coinage act ot 1792 overvalued sliver and child of Mrs. Craighead. Mrs. Burns and pox at Ionia. two children, Mrs, James Davis. Mrs. John drove gold out of circulation." the senate yesterday, leaving only three Fields, Lucinda Lake, colored; Charles of the annual appropriatioion bills to Cox, colored; Eliza Cox. coloredj Resina BUSINESS OUTLOOK. The town of L’Anse, situated on the Lake, colored: Sloan Ballinger, colored; be acted on. These are the District of A Wattlux Spirit SccJik to Prevail in Katie Ballinger, colored; William Nelcker- south end of Keweenaw bay, was visit­ Columbia bill, the fortification and the son ’ s four children, colored; Wright Clark ed by a fire that practically wiped out Most Lines of Trade. | deficiency bill Bills were also passed 1 and three members of his family, colored: New York, May 16.—R. G. Dun & Co. Mrs. Athens; eighteen unidentified dead at the business portion apd made several 1o authorize a life-saving station at Port : the city hall; Dr. Sadler, who has not been hundred jpeople homeless. The loss can­ Huron, Mich.; making one year’s resi­ in their weekly review of trade say: •It is now the middle of May. too late for 1 seen since storm, believed to have been not fall ahortf of $250,000; not more dence in a state requisite for a divorce, buslnes* to change materially until the killed. than one-third covered by insurance. and to establish a railroad bridge across prospects of comlny crops are assured and At Justin VV. J. Evans was killed. At definite shape has been given to the presi­ Gribble Springs a list of 17 deaths is re­ The fire started in the lumber com­ the Illinois river near Grafton, Ill. dential contest by the conventions. Until pany's mill in an pnaccountable man­ Washington, May 15.—The Dupont the future is more clear there is a pruden* ported. ner. * . case, involving the right of Henry A. disinclination to produce much beyond or- i Many Ifulldlng* Demolished. Dupont to a scat in the senate from the decs or to order beyond immediate and cer- > At least 50 houses nre totally wrecked. tain need*. If this waiting spirit prevails state of Delaware, occupied the time two months longer, it will crowd-Into the Most of them are small cottages, except The Rtate Inspection ot ult during in the senate yesterday. last half of the year an enormous business in Fairview and Washington avenues, tbe month ot April wm ■> follow.: Washington, May 16.—The senate if the outlook then is good. For the present where the handsome residences of L. F. Manl.tee, S3.S17 bcrrrle; Baffin.™. <8,yesterday rejected by a vote of Bl to there is less business than a year ago, Ely, Capt. J. C. Stalter, Mrs. Pat Mat­ M«; Moon, 31097; St. Ctair. 24.056. though in some branches more, and the de­ 30 thc claim of Henry A. Dupont (rep.) lay following months of depression is to tingly and James Fulls also succumbed. Bay, 17,609: W.yne. 11.M2; lo«», from Delaware to a seat in the senate. many trying, and causes numerous fail­ The loss Will reach at least >150,000 and 4,66:; Midland, 2,000; Huron, 1,435, Senator Bacon (Ga.) spoke in favor of ures. Speculative markets are compara­ but little, if any, of it was covered by maklnff a total of 222,064 barrel.. The tively Inactive, but the stock market Is the bill to prohibit the issuance of gov­ stagnant. cyclone insurance. Mlt market la alow, w ith large atocka ernment bonds without the authority "Failures for tho week have been 231 tn Disasters at Other Pointe. on band. of congress and Senator Gallinger (N. the United States, against 211 last year. !■ Another storm of u similar nature and 33 In Canada, against ft last year." j H.) offered a resolution declaring that । passed about six miles west of the city Bradstreet’s says: & revision of tbe tariff laws is impera­ Frank H. Deafrndorf. a traveling "General trade the VUUtKIJcountry . nt ■b?«t lhe “me bo,5’ 8ercr*1 houses — — w throughout .... X.w u . U.S tively demanded. remains quiet, wholesale merchants con- were blown down und many persons in­ man of Georgia, was injured in a Chi­ Washington, May 18.—The Cuban tlnue conservative, and the distribution of jured. Their names cannot be obtained, cago & West Michigan wreck near Hol­ cenaral merchandise mfrchandlim is !■ almost •ImrM.t of nt a ■ hand hanrt. . . , ,,, — .... . question was revived in the senate Sat- general character. South and southwest • At Carpenter a Bluff, on Red river, it land in 1893, and he haa been given .xirday when Senator Morgan, of Ala­ to-mouth business remains dull and featureless and is reported that six persons were hurt, judgment for $25,000 damages in the bama, spoke in favor of further and unchanged from last week. Collections In five seriously. Buildings and other United States court at Grund Rapids. PREPARATIONS FOP. more decisive action toward the recog­ most directions continue unsatisfactory. structures in the way were demolished. The train was wrecked by malicious nition of the Cubans as belligerents. Concession* have been made in prices of Six persons were injured, one of them persons piling obstructions on the wool and manufacturers of cotton goods The senator declared it to be the duty complain that prices ore below a parity fatally, by a cyclone which passed near track. of congress to adopt joint resolutions with the cost of raw material. Unseason­ Mound Ridge. A stretch of country Killed by Lightning. on belligerency, which, unlike the pre­ able weather has had an unfavorable In­ about eight miles in length and 100 fluence on sales of clothing and other sta- । A terrific thunderstorm passt'd over vious concurrent resolutions, would re­ pies, while labor disturbances, at some yards in width was devastated. Samuel Muskegon and a bolt of lightning struck quire the approval of the president, western cities have checked demand. Re- Bass, n farmer. was fatally injured nnd • •house demolished. * ■ the residence erf N*ls C. Nelson. The and thus fix the responsibility. At the quest for lumber is smaller than antic!- •his Five others, pated, and dry weather at the south has close of the speech his resolution was emphasized the dullness of last week.” । whose names are unknown, were more bolt entered a bedroom, smashing the bed iu which William Nelson, aged 12, agreed to instructing the committee on or less seriously Injured. foreign relations to inquire into the re­ THE METHODISTS. I Seneca, Kan., May 18. — Nemaha, and Herman Hendrixon, aged 20. were bleeping. Youuig Nelson was instant­ cent arrest and condemnation of citi­ General Conference of the Church in ttea- Marshall and Cloud counties were zens of the United States captured on । swept by a cyclone last evening and dis­ ly killed, but Hendrixon was nqt hurt. *lon in Cleveland. board the Competitor . •Cleveland, O., May 14.—tThe Methos mantled buildings mark the path of Followed Her Husbnnd. or NOVEMBER , are aluadv well under way. a sew dlst opened yesterday storm, 14 persons were known THE HOUSE. 1st conference was oncned vesterdnv x v Mrs. Carrie Halladay, widow of the i —« . ... - • have been killed, from 40 to 60 were late John F. Halladay, one of the Bill* Introduced and Petitions and Re»o- with Bishop Vincent in the chair. The latloti* 1’reecnted. . •!|._ liret resolution . offered denounced ______ _ __ in injured, several of whom would die, wealthy and best-known citizens of _____ ... Washington, May 12. — The house 1 41.x. lbe strongest terms the Armenian out- and scores of families were homeless. Battle Creek, died at the age of 52 years. passed several bills of minor impor-. ra?es Qnd massacres, and referred to Some 70 houses in this place were By n singular coincidence her husband tance yesterday. A preliminary con-, t^ie apathy of the Christian govern- wrecked find two of M. R. Connell's died just one year ago the same day at 18 TO BE ELECTED. KND ference report upon the Indian appro- nients of Europe and America. At the children, one of Peter Assenmacher’s exactly the same hour, 8:30 o'clock in ! priation bill was agreed to, and another nieeting of the committee on episco- childi en and one of M. E. Voorhees’ chil­ the morning. conference ordered on the same items P°cy " as voted to place Bishops Bow­ dren were killed. still in dispute. The resolutions of elec- man, Foster and Taylor on the retired The little hamlet of Bodaville was A citizens’ meeting was held tion committee No. 1, declaring John W. listentirely swept* away. Several are re­ Maddox (dem.) to be entitled to the seat; Cleveland, O., Maj- 15.—At the.Meth- ported killed there and many injured. L’Anse and a committee appointed to pLH*JR.**® thickest at the tight. b»ullns vig.ramus'.y for SOUND BUSINESS occupied by him as representative from general conference yesterdiiy At Spring Valley thc storm demolished aolicit old for the 50 tatnUie. who lort > Is Dot onlv tbe le*.Ua£ Republican p*pr Of lb* the Seventh district of Georgia, contest-' BishopsFostcr and Bowman were placed a church in which 150 persons were their all in the recent great fire. Cloth- < but is PRE-EMINENTLY A NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER bedding nad food are urcentlv ' / •• nrw* <h»«»»!on« win mu-rest evrrv Ammrun h:i ed by W. H. Felton (fusion), were on the retired list. । worshiping and many were injured. ing, needed und’rttauld be forwttrtM agreed to. The rest of the day was de-1 Cleveland, OM May 16.—The MethThe west part of Baileyville is also ; •enptlom, rertpuom. and ana aavariety variety ot otItem, Item,or or boureboia Intuvrt. tuak. up.AX v IDEAL F.tMlLV t'.Wtt voted to the consideration of District odist conference yesterday spent the swept away and Oneida is badly dam­ L'Anse, cure of relief committee. of Columbia business. ■ time in balloting for two new bishops, aged and four people killed, three of Washington, May 13.—In the house tut no result was reached. We furnleh ‘'The Banner" and Niw York Weekly Tribune" (toll papvM . them in the family of James Shearn. The Port Huron city council haa yesterday the Nicaragua canal bill was Cleveland, O., May 18.—Five ballots At Reserve ten people were hurt and a passed a curfew ordinance requiring favorably reported. Most of the ses-1 were taken for bishops Saturday in ad- dozen ’ buildings ‘ were blown over. aion was occupied by discussing the dition to the three of Friday, and yet In Frankfort nearly 50 residences, be­ every child under 15 to be off the streets after nine o’clock at night in summer ; contested election case of Rinaker vs. there are none elected by the Methodist sides barns and outbuildings? * ‘ were CflJH ADVANCE "and 7:30 in winter, unless accompanied Downing, from the Sixteenth district of conference. . ... - . । totally destroyed. Many of them were by parents or guardians. . Illinois, but no action was taken. ’ | the finest in the city/ At least 200 peoVictim or • Uv. Wit. AddrMK all orders to t *t>a‘ n^’T^n ^°.use i vmcago.-siay — are rendered homeless, sbut no one Chicago,-Muy ia. 18.— —rire Fire .Marshal Mumbai IsaIm- 1pie ^.ion cata "t? £” r/n/ ‘b' K0U?“:h ■ k“W-“ f‘r “ 1'arn"1' Harry Stephenson, aged 30, died in ' Deattui Almbtr 105. Menominee. He wu u nephew of Con- I on oleetion. with Sherman, Tex., May 18.—Sherman was grrasman Stephenaom in Menominee. 1 ■tructions to recount such part of the u • <7 visited Sunday by more than 20,000 per­ The prospect, for « good wheat crop Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. VTote no It deemed proper. A bill re° *"?*«' w“ ported ta.or.blv prodding for tbe .1 ’ ^n5° sons, some coming through curiosity, are aaid to be better In Ionia county i Best, Room 2, Tribune building, New Yuikj Ciiv, and a sample others to help take care of the wounded 4 . __T firc and /ound hl» way blocked by a thia year than ever before. copy of The New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to yoo. pointwent by the president of a com­ wire banging from an electric light and bury the dead. Thousands in­ New poat office, eatabllabed: Clark, । mission of five persons, whose duty is poet. He jumped out of his buggy to spected the track of the storm. Physi­ Lake. Jackaon county, J. I>. Bead, port- ! shall be to investigate the alcoholic remove IL and, disregarding the warn­ cians have now organized n regular maater; Lafayette, Gratiot county, liquor traffic. ing of his driver, Frank Dielenberg, corps of nurses and the wounded are Kora Bcnaon, poatmaater. Washington, May 15.—In the hou«e took hold of the dangling dead). , receiving the best possible treatment. Folkerta 4 Luther'.ahlngleand plan­ yesterday the whole day was devoted The death list now reaches 105. Con­ Altreld Talk* on Bllvar. 1 tributions are coming in from all parte ing mill at Alpena waa burned, the loaa to private pension bills and 58 in all. e •were favorably acted upon. A favor-;Chicago, May 18.—Gov. John P. Altof the country. They are very mnch being 39,000. able report was made on a resolution Fe‘d BP°^e to a large audience at thc needed. All contributions should be After a reparation ot 18 veara Har­ authorizing preliminary proceedings Auditorium Saturday night on the sub­ sent to C. H. Smith, chairman of the riet and Bertha Davta, aUteA, were re­ looking to the adoption of international °‘ ,ree coinage of silver. He left relief committee. L. H. Montgomery united in Detroit, only to be aeparated coins. ~ | no doubt In the minds of his hearers a furniture dealer, whose family, con­ 24 houra after by the death ot the Washington, May 16.—The house oc­ 1 that he believes in tfce free coinage of sisting of his wife and three children tanner, who waa an Invalid. cupied itself yesterday In pasring pri­ silver, by international agreement if perished, is now confined in the jail a vate pension bills which were favorably possible, without it if it cannot be ob­ raving maniac. acted upon and 100 were passed, leaving tained. Firs Perish la Keutscky. about 60 yet undisposed of. Benton, Ky.. May IS. - .. A „.„ cyclone Spanlrti Firm. Cancel Order*. wuw ‘ lucorl over nvnw the 4 k.. southwest x, x corner of. Buenos Ayres, May 18. — A correapondP«<ed Bi* Veaael Daaached. iiww Montreal, Can., May 16.—A cablegram ent in Montevideo. Uruguay, telegraphs Marshall county about one o’clock Bun­ morning. It demolished one house will .oon go awiy if you cure the cento. received here states that the twin-screw that a Spanish firm that Laa bought ^Uled the five occupants steamer Canada, the latest addition to largely in the United States has can- Mt Elvo celed all such orders necessarily in view I Anderson Johns, aged 80; his wife a*wl the Dominion line, was na* launched muuiuctl utBeluL JDCl- * - .a A _• . I r. , ’ “B«4 I*_tb* Mort Popclar Republican Newsp»l*f faat, Ireland. The steamer ia 510 feet ot tlxe Amencan sroverament a relation ’ u5, a Bon’ aRed 17, and two daughters, Ions. 58 feet beam and 35 feet deep, and I gOb“'. Similar action baa been taken : “ffed 12 nnd 10. The storm came out of of the Wert and Haa the Largest Circulation far exceed, tn rise any veaael now run- >>y Spanish firm, in thi. city. Grave, county. At Slmaonia two store. —J X-x z. . ---- — —twn IV two blllirchoa churches, ~a schoolhouae, several’ teams bv ma.ii. niug between Canada aud the old counMeat virgiate Republican*. ^y- She has a tonnage of nearly 0,000. Clarksburg. W. Va., May 15.—The re­ tartnhoures and barn, were destroyed DAJLV (Witbnrt Saaday)...................... $4.00 per year °AILV (whli SaadajT/....................... publican state convention on Thursday but no ins. of Hfe I, reported there’ $6.00 per year Fire coffin, were rent to Kira and the 8t. Louis, May lA—Al! the delegates adopted resolutions declaring for pro­ John, family were buried in one grove to the republican national convention tection and “sound Tnoney,” and in­ in this city have been chosen and the structing the delegates to the national Pun the ntadidne riffhton the Shot Dead for a Orinfr. result is said to Im as follows: In­ convention to vote for McKinley for the Fotta.Hle P» May 15-Londlord structed for McKinley, 564; for Reed. 96; presidential nomination. Hepner, of the Centralia hotel, at Cen­ ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT LITER ATVRr. for Morton, tt; for Quay, 56; for Allison. VlcUnu Of an Exploelou. tralia, waa shot dead at one o’clock 41; for Bradley, 16; uncertain. 83. Total, McDonald, Pa., May 16.—Mrs. James Thursday afternoon by Michael Cor­ Cadamire and her infant child' were rigan, to whom the landlord had rebookie. ** burned to death by an explosion of gas­ tasedtoaeUadrink. Corrigan fired Killml b, U.hiulu.. A» a Family Paper to Not Excelled by Anjroline and five other children were so three shots, all of which wok effect ^JM»lLLCo.,0etroit,MICh x**10—Durin« » »«' Eff*1 *?*****»« ‘awrert to mmbvr of th. nta electrical storm . larg, frame badly burned that but little hope was Corrigan escaped. No matter how much you are charged for a small piece of other brands, the chew is no better than “Battle Ax.” For 10 cents you get almost twice as much as of other high grade goods. The 5 cent piece is nearly as large as other 10 cent pieces of equal quality. THE GREAT BATTLE President oi wie states 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The Mem York weekiu Trinnne ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $100IN THEiBANNER. “BETTER WORK WISELYf] THAN WORK HARD.” GREAT EFFORTS ARE un­ necessary IN HOUSE CLEAN­ ING IF YOU USE ( Back-ache ” ead’ach« Legs-ache ■I IIBS |I Piles Cured. SAPOLIO The Inter Ocean Dr. Handy’s Pile Cure Th®y£®*kly Inter Ocean— $1^ Sore Spot, The Weekly Inter Ocean 16. - Hamlin’s er'HMB WMhlnyton. Msy is.-Tbe ,npreEK oouncil of tbe Aikerim Protective u. a. -nl.,4 : .... »_ .» x*rr- YOUT1L-S DyABT>CPrr Is the vary beat of its kind. It= UT rAt>* plSa^d^oetaln. d>. S.ws t : . removing the BUok- INTER OCEAN. Chicaeo- �Hasting’ Banner Thursday, May m, 1896. LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION ♦ Ims week, ■ W. R. COOK. Local Editor. "a 86 quires. Jaxon Soap hurts no fabric. hJ.xou Pri» Boin, 8,OaU P—>• Hert*tWr cb^BM for adrertlwment. .eriJu."”;.8’™ Mil read, thl, office Tueod.y, >, tG insure Insertion in the issue of the week Sothki* clean, cleaner than Jaxon nap when brought loekUwT!?.?<,T.T'n7 »' Strip of Michigan HisMisiffsagsMsi ttawa tallzes the blood and gives vigor and vitality. El win Spear?, of Allegan, had to pay 881.83 for bhootlng \V. W. Vosburgh s dog. Location of Coopersville. .w.r.Ttic, Nervous and Ilystcrical-An hj for id Years—Doctors, Saul­ ; ,m .nd sn.clali.l- All Failed. ■ r" ” E. Titu.. Coopersville, Mich., me fuUowuijatatesient: “ For ( I was an invalid suffering p, xtreme nervousness and dyspep8My case seemed to be beyond the V.. of *pbvMcians.some of whom were • • •, A gists in thc treatment of such i ; asci. I spent a l°nff time in a (:< ' Rapids sanitarium. Their treat­ : proved useless; everything I ate cuu- ' extreme distress. I became so nervous that I would break out crying r.it: uit any cause. While in this cond; .I was 1 induced to “ “ TDr. '“ nn..... use Wheel-*' Nerve Vitalizer. A change was ble from the first dose; four or not; ’’es Cured me absolutely. To­ d. t am in perfect health, can cat anything and drink lea or coffee with comf- rt’ ” Dr. Wheeler sNerve Vital­ ize ■ cured her by its act’on on the nerves jf the stomach. Mlf. ’ y ’‘Tt’1'"' «“ • rmtr on?nl'7‘ll0W <1<>e’ nw “»*' Spring, but brin-J^r0”' &?£££" Ex-Gov. Luce will deliver the memorial address at the Soldlen Home ta Grand Rapids ou May 30. E«««a li a frightful affliction, out like ly nired bJ " ilcan ** l*«naneniapp1HcaUt>,,s> or Witt’s Witch Cut worms have made their appearance Hazel Salve. It never falis to cure Piles. In large numbers in Bay county, and rent­ W. H. Good yeah. ers are afraid to plant corn. Justice Joseph B. -Moore, of the Su­ preme court wlu deliver |he Memorlal D Over 200 cases of measles have been n address at Lansing. ported to the health officers of South In the Spring a.young man’s fancy light­ Haven during the past three weeks. ly turns to thoughts uf — De Vyitt’s Little Stran berries were shipped from Benton Early Risers, tor they always cleanse the Harbor last week. This beats all previ­ liter, purify the blood, and invigorate the \v. h. Goodyear. ous records for early strawberries in that system. The corner stone of the new brick Metbvicinity. ■ , f”Epiacopai church at Frontier was Nightingale, the fast mare belonging to laid Wednesday afternoon. C. J. Hamlin, of Buffalo, dropped dead One minute is the standard time, and last week while being Jogged at a three One Minute Cough Cure is the standard minute clip. She was valued at 810.000 preparation for every cough or cold. It Is the only harmless remedy that- produces aud had a record of 3:08. immediate reanlta. W. H. Gooyear The following advertisement was sept I ■ >\de by W7’. H. Goodyear. Several Alpena county cattle have been to the Hudson Gazette: Wanted—A leap *illed on account of tuberculosis. The M - IDA FITZ SIMMONS, year correspondent with a lady maid or slate veterinarian will make a thorough J1 ■ jciier of Piano. Organ. Voice Culture. widow no family under forty address .Will­ examination. : . Timrough Bass and other adv.meed ■■■ terms In clause* of two or lard Furgurson Olmstead, Mich. Mrs. R. DeYoung, . Middleburg, la., The .. -. n’.' ■ Vulture. Fur particulars call Gazette adds that William seems to be writes. 1 have used One Minute Cough Cure for six years, both for myself and bent ou marrj lng a large family. children, and I consider it the quickest • Dr. Schnee who Is way up in the metll- acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure 1 1VM. IL STEBBINS. w. H. Goodyear cal profession propo.-es as a remedy for ever used. ’’ Fcnkrai. Director. ■■■ . ni-xt to Christmas* Photograph’ colds to slightly tap the forehead over the Pomona Grange of Berrien county has Residence :«■•» Court street. All / ],ftnnptlr tended day or night, nose and eyes with a rubber hammer, with asked the board of supervisors to reduce heavier tapping in chronic catarrh. The t.ie salaries of all county officers at- the June session. first contracts the blood vessels^ and the r. BARRELL. W. W. POTTER. Did you ever think how readily the second dilates them and and favors a free BARRELL A potter. blood is poisoned by constipation? Bad Attorneys at Law, secretion of mucous. • blood means bad health and premature . .-r Ha-tim;* City Bank. Collections I . ..’.tended to. and general law business The women of Chicora have been desir­ old age. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the ous for a long time of having a side walk famous little pills, overcome obstinnte con­ stipation. W. H. Goodyear in front of their Church edifice. Last A. LAMPMAN, Benton Barbor Women have formed an summer they sold Ice cream and secured D. D. S. ! , ■ ‘ Dental work done carefully and enough money to purchase the lumber. association for the purpose of lifting mortgages from the homes of poor people Lwr. Anesthesia, pas or chloroform • : • ov.>r Fhiij Smith's Racket Store, Falling to iget the men to lay tbe Bide walk who are likely to lo^e their property. i.'and i to 5. they al! twrned out, aud with the help of A. L. Wooster, a prominent citizen of J. C. I AMPMAN, M. 1). two or three old gentlemen, built It them­ Osseo, Mich., after suffering excruciatingly . itbW. A Lampman. calls promptly from piles for twenty years, was cured iu reel., Spwlai attention given to tilting selves this spring. ■ .i:.j treating Hernia cr Rupture for a short time by useing DeWitt’s Witch vi:iu- Th- majority of cases can be A Unloa City teacher has devised a nov­ Hazel Salve, an absolute cure for all skin iteniiy cured without a surgical operael plan to preveut tardiness in her room at dif-easvs. More of this preparation is used schooi. On a large blackboard she has than nil others combined. W. H. Goodyear T AW ANl» COLLECTION OFFICE OF drawn a lifesize [picture of a cow, with an L J. M. SMITH. The annual meeting of tbe Cass County exceedingly large tail. All tardy scholars •jicetions made in all parks of the state have their names placed on the cow’s tall Pioneer association, which each year is the largest attended gathering in Southwestern Oiivcyauring a speciality. Special pains takrji in drafting contracts, chattel mort- for the day and a second offense is punish­ Michigan^ will be held at Cassopolis June gap • and wills. Woodland, Mich. ed by a week’s attachment to । the tai’. The plan lias worked wonders Inithls little Young mothers dread the Summer mon­ dward Tagart Loyal E. Knappen. district school. For the past two1 weeks ths on account ot the great mortality a­ Arthur C. Denison. mong children caused by bowel troubles. not a name has been on the tail. TAGGART. KNA1TEN & DENISON. Perfect safety may be ggsnred those who LAWYERS. Bert Holmes who was sent up from keep on hand DeWitt’s Colic and Cholera * Rooms$11 8K Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,. I Grand Rapids, Michigan. Grand Rapids for murdering Motorman cure, and administer It promptly. For cramps, bilious colic, dysentery and diar­ Johnson, was last week given the position JAMES A. SWEEZEY. rhoea, it affords instant relief. •J Attorney at law, of book-keeper on the stone contract at W. H. Good yeah Hastings. Mich. Jackson prison. A good, easyberth, for Ac tbe request of Grand Army comrades Practices In all courts of the state. Col­ which he Is qualified. His attorneys be­ sehoo! children have prepared a program* ' lections promptly attended to; lieve the supreme court will grant a re­ for Memorial Day exercises at Byron Cen­ the ter. The Rev. R. J. Slee will deliver “ hearing at the June terfu. It Is likely p A. SCRIBNER, M. D., . oration. . ___________ v • Physician and Surgeon, that a change of venue will be asked as Delton, • Mich. M.h«t li e Offer You well, and if granted the trial Is likely to Office in residence, one block east of depot. Is this; if you are troubled with Catarrh, occur In Allegan county. Cold In Head, Hay Fever, go to the drug­ a. * c. h. barber A pure blooded Norman stallion. Im­ gist named below and get a bottle of Cen­ • Physicians and Surgeons. turyCatarrh Cure. No- danger of being ported 10 years ago at a cost of <3,500, Is Cr’iIs in city or county responded to with being used In Lansing to 4raw a draJ aod humbugged. Relief In five minutes and a promptness, day or night positive cure. Solti by Fred L. Heath. a wood delivery wagon, sajs the Jomna’. A. SHELDON, » Attract and Real Estate Office. Last year he was sold on a chattle mort-. - The worms are doing considerable dam­ Abstract Block- Hastings. The purchaser became age to the orchards in Hillsdale county. M .ce; to lost'. ou Reni Estate Real Estate gage for 8100. Some ot the trees are literally .alive with sold >n commission. General conveyancing. hard up and finally traded him off for 15 them. Some of the tress will be entirely tUvIog a complete set of Abstract Books, comThe hotse ruined. from the Record.*, can furnish complete cords of 18-in. stove wood. was imported by Thomas Hall, of Bath, and aside from bls additional age of a few hilip t. colgrove. ’ Be sure and use that old and well tried Attorney at Law years and general neglected appearance is remedy. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup * Successor to Smith A Colgrove.) as good as when be arrived In this coun­ for children teething. It sooths the child, , (Office Id Union block. Hastino.» Prs .. 1 in all the courts of the state. try. His present owner Is Wm. Marony. softens tbe gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic and is the best remedy for 4 E. KENASTON. Nothing Mnud* diarrlKcn, Twenty-av, cents • bottle. A. Attorney at Law, as a remedy /or ivery wotiiaiiiy atlttietit, (Over J; s. Goodyear & Co.'s store.) Frr.cticosin a:i courts of the State. Collections as Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. Il Merit W)a». pr-nnptiyattendedto. Is an invigorating, restorative tonic, a TheHlV&itlon ot AlaUtsllue marked a netf soothing and strengthenlqg nervine, and a era In wair««BlngSAnd from the standpoint L R- T1 MMERMAN, Homcepathie Phy complete cure for aiDtbe derangements, of the building owner was a most important *• • sieian and Surgeon. painful disorders and chronic weaknesses discovery. It bts pracllcally driven all kal­ Office over Roger’s grocery store.) peculiar to tbe sex. somines from the market; and from-a For young girls entering womanhood; small beginning has brahrbed into every for women al the critical ••change or life” country of the civilized world. The name ank for women approaching confinement; ••kalsomine”’ has become so’ offensive to Hastings, Mich. nursing mothers; and every woman who property owners that manufacturers of Is •‘run down”, tired or overworked—it is cheap kalsomine preparations are now a special, safe and certain help. Send for cMIing them by some other name, and at­ SURPLUS, • I 7,000.00 free pamphlet or remit lOcts. (stnmps).for tempting to sell on the Alabastine Com­ Inr'T-.K'rited under tbe laws of the State of a book of 168 pqges, on ••Woman and her pany’s reputation. -Michigan. Diseases” and how to cure tliem with home Through extensive advertising nnd 'per­ Open for business, Dec. 15, 1886. treatment. Address World’s Dispensary sonal use, the merits of Alabastine are ao Medical Association. Buffalo, N. Y. thoroughly known that the people faslst orncEBS: on getting these goods and will tak? no D. •; Robinson. President Dr. Pierce’s Peiletts cure constipation, chanee on spoiling th»lr walls for a po«slChester Mecuvr. Vice Pres. Dan W. Reynolds. Cashier piles, biliousness, Indigestion, or dyspep­ b!e saving of at the most but a few etuis. Thus it is agalp demonstrated that merit DIRECTORS: . . sia, and headaches. \ wins, and that manufacturers of first W. H. Powers, , b.;:: IV. Rryiiulda, R. B. Messer. class articles will be supported by the peo­ Shipments of strawberries will begin D. G. Robinson, Chester Messer. from St. Joseph by Monday. M. L.Cook. rhe ple. ___________ P. T. Cuigrovd.. warm weather lias brought them ouL Baoklen'a -irnlea Salle Hat tbe only savings department in Barry When your stomach begins to trouble The Ust salve in tbe world for cuts, County and pays interest on all time depojits. " you, it needs help. The help It needs, is to bruises, tores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever digest your food, and, until it gets it, you sores teter, chapped hands, chilblains, won’t have any peace. Stomach trouble la corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ very dlatreaalnK. very obstinate, ven' dan- tively core piles or no pay required. It ceroua. Many of tbe mart dangrroua dia- is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction taaea begin with aimpie Indigestion. The or money refunded. Price 35 cents per reason Is that Indigestion (noHllgeetlon. Sox For Mie by W. H. Goodyear, the not-nourlshmenl) weakens tbe system and druggist. ' allows disease germs to attack t. The an­ tidote is Shaker Dlg«tlreCordlal.Btreogth- Bute of Ohio Citv of Toledo»„ Fr<nk jernSS iwAes *n ** enlng, nourishing, curative. It digestion and renews strength and health. Is no doubt a matter of It does thia by strengthening tbe atomacb. some concern to you, by helping U to digest yonr food. It but not so when you Serr c»u> <>t th« t* W nourishes you. Shaker DlgMtlre buy it at the City Bak­ la made of pure herbs, plants and wlnea.la !K, or Hall • ’-urrh AV E H P P Hastings City B Your Daily Bread ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. A£.«NKE3,FMF*I THE LATEST WAISTS. COULD NOT >£ BLUFFED. Powder ’term, , Godice*. The first in the line of bodices ill ni­ trated is made of white chiffon, and the f zouave effect and rape epaulets are com- I posed of white satin, with a vine of I embroidery in old-time colors on thc j' । pearl and steel trimming may be I substituted for this, and with black j dotted bows the effect is charming. "Black Hase dotted all over with sequins ;' mokes a pretty evening waist, over col- ' ored or black satin, a* you like, with 1 a transparrut yoke and a band trim- ! j ming of jetted velvt t, which forms the 1 , girdle belt in front, tied with black sarin 1 । ribbon. The basque frill is of the net, ! । doublixl and gathered. A coat bodice । of printed velvet shows draped -rovers 1 , of white satin, edged with Bruges lace, j and a narrow vest of purplich red vel- 'j . vet, covered with handsome pussemen -! c__ _ . ---------- r f : ttene. — _c___ _ elaborate ______,„‘is Something more mnrla l.t -----1 _ ___ 1*1 ___ » ___ , made of pale blue crepe de chiae<draped , to form a fichu, ^ith ecru lace aud ' triuiwne<l with narrow bands of sable. 1 A novelty in sleevje« is shown in thc [ next chiffon waist-with fichu drapery, i r-.> .1----- —___ ..____ .___ . . ders to thc waist an a fitted lining of satin, and shirred ruches of chiffon stand out from tbe arm. - The new sleeve may seem simpler tl.an the old because it is smaller, but it is as intricate in design, with its mj-sterious little puffs and frills, that any- attempt at descrip­ tion is sure io be a failure. Some sleeves puff slightly at the t_ __ ’ ‘ again at the eitxiwa, others are plain at! . ’ ir> wirlo the shoulders and flare* out in wide frills nt the clbmva. Among'the pretty evening waists la one of Nila-green satin, draped with Mechlin net and worn with a skirt of the same materials. The bietelles and wide belt are of plain satin, and braces of roses over tbe shoulders hold the bodice in place. White chiffon, cov­ ered with black lace silver spangled, makes a pretty' bodice, and yellow chif­ fon under a "cream lace figured net, made over u yellow satin lining and trimmed with ciruhie, is a charming combination, while colored chiffon striped with velvet embroidery is an­ other novelty for waists. Plain white mousseline de soie collars, with a nar­ row border of black silk muslin 'hem­ stitched on, are extremely novel, and these ?re usually decorated with cream applique lace figures set at intervals not very close together.. Low-necked evening waists of span­ gled tulle arc made up in colors to match the skirt with which they are worn, and black Brussels net is iu great favor fob waists of black. evening gowns. They ere cut round nnd low iu the neck, Well riT from the shoulder, and pointed slightly at ihc waist line, where they arcsunierimes finished with a soft basque frill of net. A dinner drvsfi of white satin illus­ trates lyi^tbcr . new mode in sleeves, made plain and quite close down to the elbow, wheie it ends in a deep frill of lace.—N. Y. World. tajtoUbr QruCTtM'Ite. 1«."s]?a^.ES?JS».^'eCl,r ,ppiy HdlftHxlrBwwCT. Il-oMtetnl with oedp dteMteo- •t*1'**''' <nr oul xnd prrmxtue bdMnew. do n« w inwVor dleohdli pr»P*™«0M’ but [Company Comes■ ! । ! i ■ unexpectedly the housewife ■ ® is often puzzled as to what I ■ to get for dinner. Then time ■ is doubly precious. If when so caught she only has package of . ' NONESUCH MINCE MEAT' minutes, prepare the beet ot nil K desserts—good mince pie. Think yorit- No peeling.chopping, seeding.; 'picking and mixing. A packn^t- of None Snch, coetlng only 10 eta., will' make two large pies. Maketi perfect Fruit Cake and Fruit Pudding also., Get a package to-day from your a—. grocer. Take no sbbaUtute. boqk,**MHL PopkiM' TbankAgit -Btmll-BMk Cb., Ijmme, 1.1. ‘He’s 21 and so’m I.‘ “ ‘The xuan we met with the red head was twice that old. He couldn’t have Leen rhe one yon were looking for, could he?’ “ ‘I reckon not. The man I’m lookin’ fer and me wuz to git married yistiddy, ■ | | Cd more caaea than any mm y'licu the uie time uiuc come vuuic he uc w^zn vt&m ’ltthar. (liar. an’ when living Phy«ici*n ; hi Pap started up the road fer him with a run gun this moruin* moruin’ an’ I come this way.* . ..... .. . _ *This mnde it. interesting and I at once felt it to bo my duty to offer my assistance. , ' ■ “ Tell me his name,' I said, ‘and I’ll make inquiries along the road.’ “ ‘Sim Johnson, and I’d give a tenacre farm to git holt uv him.’ . tie of his abaolute cure, free to any • offerers “Her unger heightened her color and , who may aead their P O. and Exprew address. jrnt such a brightness in her eyes that I W e advise Jgyu°°e wiahing a cure to addrees she was positively handsome and I just couldn’t help trying another dedicate compliment on her. “ ‘You must excuse me? I smiled and bowed aud sent forth my softest glances, ‘but with such a pretty girl as you ore after me I'd like to be Sim Johnson.’. “This time it was a ten strike.” ” ’Wall? she responded, as she looked me over critically, not to say admiring­ ly, T hain’t no objections.’ "It was the only time 1 ever laid down before a bluff,” eoptinued the member, “bnt that one knocked me flat and I never did know how I got away Washington Post. T^S A LjfO&LES 1 A PORTUGUESE HERO. CurcdB RERFECT [URITY UPERIOR TRENCTH UODERATE Bl PRICE S Racine, Wis., May 18.--The schooner Mary I). Ayer collided in Lake Michigan wjth the steamer Qnoko off Grosse Point and C'apt. Williams and four of tbe crew of the schooner were drowued. Condrnned Te»tln>ony. ChHfs. B. Hood, Broker and Manufactu­ rer’s Agent. Columbus. Ohio, certifies that Dr. King’s New Discovery has no tqual as r cough remedy. J. D. Brown. Prop., St. James Hotel. Fort Wayne. Ind., testifies that Lt was cured of a cough of two years standing, caused by La Grippe by Dr. King's New Discovery. B. F. Merrill, Baldwiitevillu, Mass., says .that he has used and recommended it and never knew It to fall, nnd would rather have it than any doctor, because It always cures. Mrs. Hemming. 222 E 25th St., Chicago, always keeps It at hand and has no fear of Croup, because it instantly relieves. Free trial bottles at W. H. Goodyear’S Modern Drug Store. • “PARimFi HAIR BALA :ly Free! Ills Story a Striking Illustration of Na­ tional Ingratitude. An act of historical justice has just , NOW it the time been dune by Portugal to the greatest to get ‘of its Indian viceroys and soldiers, Affouso d’Albuquerque, who died the vic­ tim of his sovereign’s ingratitude. , In the ruins of the church atGoaj in which he was first of all buried, there was found the other day the slab, with its inscription, which had covered his remains, until in 15G6 his son moved them to Lisbon. The governor-general Try Electric Bitters as * remedy for your of Goa, which Albuquerque first cap­ troubles? If not get a tattle now and get tured in 1510 and made the capital for relief. This medicine Is found to be pe­ a time of an eastern empire said to culiarly adapted to tbe relief and cure nf ether 4,000 leagues, has formally made all female complaints, exerting a wunder ful direct influence in giving strength and over the precious slab to the president Uwe Io the organs. It you have loss of of the geographical society of LJkbon, appetite, constipation, headache, fainting who is to be congratulated on tbe ac­ sjudl.-. or are nervous, sleeve**' excitable. quisition The commandant of Jhe Vas­ | melancholy or troubled with dizzy spells. co da Gama man-of-war, on its way Electric .Bitten is thc medicine you need. home .aftej tfie §yppr$§sioh of a foolish Health and strength are guaranteed by Ita rebellion, was din* ted to receive the u;c. lArge tattles only fifty cents at \Y. ! J stone under a. salute from every saluting U. Goodyears’ drug store. battery in Goa and to convey it with a]^ honor to the society. 1 - 4EHiqucrque wty the most dreaded eneTO? bf the British as well as the Th/9 Splendid 1896 •> DutcTi before V* were able to supplant 11m? Portuguese power of' the east, and Medicinal value In a bottle of Hood’s Sarsa-* 1 WAI Vll thc Royal Geographical 1 Mede on honor. preparation. London and Scotland may welLcongrat- parilla than in any —other ----- --------- I Guaranteed a good timekeeper. ------ «km WVlIltroH ulatc that of Lisbon. Tbe date of tbe "" •Rore ,un u w?ulr^ninri. ’ “** care takfn’ h**® .— —----------- ...“■ «• rauul»«.ire. Mention this paper and we will send you n— Portuguese hero’s d..(h death I. is December 1G It costs the proprietor and the dealer h 0 sample copies of the bn the slab, and not December 15, as More but it costs the consumer lett, as lie1! DETROIT JOURNAL, SEMI-WEEKLY, hitherto recorded in history. The gets more doses for his monty. containing full Instructions how to gi t this Portuguese and the French have always More curative power is secured byjts peculiar ! watch. Act quick * failed as colonizing powers because of combination, proportion and process. 1 AUrera. DITlorr TOUXIAL CO their distrust of and ingratitude to which make It peculiar to Itself. j Detroit Mick ■■ some of the greatest sons in the east. More people are employ ed and more space oc- •_________________________ - cupied In Its Laboratory tlaui any other. 1 •ar. Even Comoens was u victim. 1 H6FG IS 11111 111 tllG Against such cases, and those of DtA More wonderful cures effected and more tes-ii ■ ▼ ■wJi wF plcix and Lally In French India, we have, SowevCT, to set the treatment of Clive with his sod end, and the impeach­ ment of Warren Hastings, for both of which history has since atoned. In one rerpect Albuquerque was greater than any of these—from Goa he captured tbe trade of Asia for the sea powers, beat­ ing back both Soliman the Magnificent of Constantinople, and the sultan of Egypt at.Alexandria, who, with Venice and Genoa, bad monopolized it all.— Edinburgh .Scotsman. An Acquired Habit. a gold frame. * Art Patron—I offer three shillings. •Three shillings? But, my dear sir, the picture alone is worth that much I” —London Tit-Bito. w _ WATCH FREE I ■ Wv ■ “You heard Mrs. De Voe recite The Lost Child’ last night, didn’t you?” "Of course.” “Notice the queer way in which she worked her chin?” “Certainly; but you know the reason for that.” "Double-hinge* on her jaw?" “Oh, no; she worked in & chewinggum factory for five years before her perfectly harmless and will u«-on> to twtoro in. Mid wlMcrtoM In my marriage, and had to sample every lot all genuine siomach trouble. bol<1."/ ,X^'Su> ri.tbu., a turned out”—Detroit Free Press. druggists, price 10 cents to Bt.OO per bot­ Koory mite. A Masterpiece. tle. • Auctioneer—Here, gentlemen, we Wisdom. have a masterpiece from tbe brush of Would give us iS the famous painter, Schmierinsky, in Bs’- A aomrv.hat gay and gallant member of the house, udusually haudaomc, even for a member, waa telling to a small gri&up of listener*, of which a Star reporter was one, some of his campaign experience*'. "On one trip in the mountains,4’ he Raid, after narrating several good ones, “I whs riding along a road up a picturesq jp valley with my campaign com­ panion, when we met a buxom, pink cheeked, good-looking country- girl on foot. As I spoke to her after the cuatom of the country, she stopped us.” “ ‘Hare you seed anything of a redheaded, freckled-faced feller down the crick?* she inquired. • “‘We have met three or four men in the Inst hour,’ I replied, ‘and one of tliem was red-headed. How old was (1„o• " ‘ ‘Bom my age, I reckon.’ “ ’So young as that?* I asked with all my courtliness. “ ‘That ain’t so powerful young,’ she Mor6 tales and more increase year by year are reportedby __ art rypottedby druggists. drureteu. More people are taking Hood’s Harsaparilla today tliaii any other, and mure are taking it today than ever before. Mom and still moke reasons wight be given why you should take FREE! YANKEE WATCH There is fun in the foam, and health in the cup of uinfc HIRES Rooibeer—the great ' temperance drink. Wanted-An Idea ™ Hood ’ s i Sarsaparilla t»y«, Washington. D C .for their gi.800 pH* Iler The One True Blood Purifier, TMII cure gi per bottle. Lhrer IUa IM,d 11OOO S Pills Sick Headache. 25cents. NMleaiuan Wanted. Wanted—Responsible parly ritker male or fetunlrto take coauty ag-mc/ for our lUld-.i Se'Ger. lituwdaa pouud tn five miuute*, h pr.ic:iraLdurable, sluiule and -*li*ou j^lcbt. A child can operate it. Fur pkWcuIkts address. UiiiALOfl-, Williams A Co., Cleveland. 0. notice foe hearing opclho Blate nf Michigan, County of Bury—*"Notice is b-rrb) given. thM fir an order ot IhProbatc Court for tbe County of Barry, made nn the «»li dny ot Maj- A. D. IM. Bix ruonili-. from Hini date were allowed for credl tors mpre-teut their Halms ftga.nst tbeesuior Nancy M. Jordan bu* of wild 'Jouaij. deceased, and that kI! creditor* of •aid dcc»*»*tl are requited <o p-e -rnt, - Ha*1r <-i«hns tn taid Probate Vmirt; at <ha Piwfortt office. In tbe Chy <4 Hawi>ie*.f>w«KHiMhi*UtNi aiia allowance. <•<« or beirct»** wwb du> •>< N ve»n *r n*xL aud .. ... . ■ ..... .1 ■ t I. - L .—rbu ... DaldM May 1Mb.. When she was a Child, she erfed for CMtoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry.for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Put an Advt. in Thi Baxkxm it brings good returns. �F3C Additional Local News. R^ISSS ABSOLUTELY PURE . Miss Alice Hall returned • from Otsego* Tat- Na»hv|He base ball team will cross | bats with llw home team at the fair Friday. MbH Nrllle Wilkins Is visit Inf frienda Of i grounds Saturday afternoon. The home I team will play a return game with Nash­ In Chicago. D. W. Reynolds was in Lowell Munday ville on Decoration Day. Nashville has I hired a uiw pitcher aud the game promls- on business. | es to be a hot one. , , Mra. J:C. Farrell is visitlug her parents Quinn, who nas been In Jal! for several at St Johns. Rev. A. M. Burgew, of Chicago, visited months for tbe robbery of old man JadkI son was admitted to ball Tuesday morning A. B. Hull this week, in 8300 bonds, with Richard Dalton, of Mr. and Mra. Barney, of Muskegon, Jackson, as surety. This is all because were in tbe city tbU week. Easterly is insane and didn’t know it un­ Miss Ruby McQulrie. of Clovtwdale, is til the doctors assured him of It. tbe guest of Mrs. P. W. Burgess. David Leper and Elmer McArthur, of Mrs. Ream, of Grand Rapids. Is visiting Woodland, are in tail for resisting an of­ her daughter Mrs. P. A. Sheldon. ficer. Constable Cooley went to their Mrs. James McKrvIlt and MIm Glenna place to levy on some goods, Including a Schantz went to Middleville yesterday. horse and buggy. They resisted him and Mrs. Richard Doyle and Miss Franc even cut their burse loose from the buggy WMliatns were In Grand Rapid*. Saturday. when Cooley went to take it ajvay. ( PABT SECOND . For this month <,! ■ Pudt-Mra Fay Diamond and Miw Mary Keice shall effer Wall o spire him, but n >lhing mold save him. Rolo — il'».it IHenderateott. ... ... . nd on the 16i.ii of June 18$7. Maximilian HeeltatioD-"A HlufhJ Bheif of Wb*a. -ML* ud ld< Generals Miramon and Mejia were N-13e Pryor. • Thursday, Miy si, 1896 Solo- Nr*. Frank Ham*. . ■ -hot where he surrendered. Three little Solo-Mr. Charles Lewi*. COOK BROS., Proprietors •rown stone monuments mark the place, PRICES THAT IVIII PABT THIRD — A MtSMOXABV ALLEOORY which Is am uig the first to be visited by Exrm.KD "pijAtaK of thk. natidm*" roOriMl. Maximilian had nqnested that Ydr. cotumbta.-Godd-nof Liberty.” Mra. Will R. lie be shot through the body that his moth?r might 10-»k on nis face. His remain* Mtwwz*Tf-Pe?<T. Fannie Wiilmont- Prossere sent to Austria. "All the world prrlty.Grare Dunning; Justice, L-na Futkr; loves lover/’. Car’o’.ta, hh fathful wife Freedom. Clara Hoxie A VISIT TO THE^A-E’WdER^ •eccme crazed with grief and was confined iMAXiMlUfAN ‘WAS SHdf. JflBI ro a mad house, where, we belh?ve. she To°i*yn:uu^urairdrcol‘>re I girl)-Ml** EJI th lied a few years ago, the story’of her lat­ ’ C3 ia 3.— 1 Mrsiciu Op*l» PurcnRMtrt .by the Hun­ er life being one of the saddest that lan Mrs. M. Atkins Is spending two weeks I.u<hula (educated eclnred girl)-Mbs Ione Grand The homi team went to guage can give expression to. dred ’r_ Snyder Loomis at Grand ^M^ra^BurtoxQueretaro is a city of 50,000 people. It Haven last week to play a return with her frlegd Quoretsru is one ot the most iulcresthnc i.< quite a manufacturing center, one of the game of ball and were most outrageously Rapids. V ;■ places in Mexico to visit and at one time largest cotton factories hi the,republic being N<SJStJR°fvnSeU,e Woman-Ml»s Gertrude Sign of THE ELEl'HANT, Miss Glllasjrte. daughter of Bishop it had a world wide reputation. It was located there, which gives employment to used both by the Umpire and the Grand Smith. here that Emperor Maximilian was shot several hundred people. Water Is brought Haven team. The Umpire won the game GllasMe, ot Graffd Rapid*, has b?en visit­ GoddeM of Home Mi, D. W. Beytogether with his generals Miramon -and o the city from lhe mountains lu large for Grand Haven and then the latter Solo. irith* violin obligato MM Miry McEl­ ing friends in the city. MvJ.a aud It is also noted a* the •' opal stone aqueducts, as large probably as any wain. ■ townA where beautiful Mexican opals can in Mexico, the tallest arch being 100 feet wouldn’t par the expenses of the home Mr* L. A. McIntyre left Wednesday to Mra. Carrie M. Goodyear and Mias Id* , E bp bought fresh from the mines. in height. Our cars werd side-tracked ' team as they agreed to do. join her husband at Rapid River in the FltzSImmons will preside at lhe piano. There wa- a town on tbe present site of near the depot Sunday Marco 1st, the day A typographical error in last week’s Admission ton cents. Ice cream and Qu3relar:» long before the Spaniards came being very warm. No sobner had we Issue made us say that tbe comptdetlve ex­ northern part of thk» state. 7 but .only a statll town It wasn't dignl- alighted than we were surrounded by the ‘ Mr. and Mrs. D. McOmber were at cake will be served at the clow of the pro­ , by the honor of being made a city until usual gang of Mexicans, some to beg, some amination for Naval Academy cadetship Lake Odessa Sunday, where they spent gram in tire church parlor*,ton cent* extra. The fact that Mrs. Sweexey has Lite en­ | !«»•> upon a decree of Philip IV of Spain. co sell opals, and probablj all of them to would lake place in this city June 23rd. the day with Dr and Mrs. C. P. Lathrop. tertainment under charge la sufficient | There is a legend connected with the his­ steal If they gut a chance. Tbe great opal It should have read ________ _________ Jane 3rd. The>examtory of Q ; rretaro just as there is with near­ mines ot Mexico .re touted within aJew j u Dt Dhte>, offl„ (jdrs. W*. H. Goodyear went to Grand lo assure it* being a suecea*. and it is trusted the participate* wit) be greeted ly every city in Mexico Au Otomite chief mil**s miles nf of this nltv city an.I ami Mexican onal opal venders I in this city, Wednesday June 3rd commenc­ Rapids yesterday to see the “all star'’ with a full house. andertook to christianize the town by fairly swarm around you as soon as you . fighting— always a very popular means. alight from the train. At first outrageous ing at 9 o’clock a. m. We hope to see cast in ’‘The Rivals” at Powers opera RULES OF THE ROAD , -oi rs.veation In Mexico until within thc prices are asked for them. Incessant j.*w- some Barry County boy win the prize. |g-t few years He came from Tula, the ing down h necessary In order to gel these Mr. and Mra. M. L. Cook, Mis* Oilve Sk ortfher* Should >*n«te Tbew* tn Thetr’ A little white grub Is working great Imported scat of the ancient Toltec empire, stones at anything near what they are Hal*. ■ to Queretaro to have a scrap to see whether worth. The Mexicans drive some sharp damage in Barry County wheat fields. Latiirop, and Mra. Lathrop, of Barryvllle, An eastern writer sum* up the code of the people were to be baptized or not, ac- bargains and are experts in their line of Trsterday Irv Seger showed us some left far Ann Arbor to-day to attend the rules of tbe road In this simple way: «ordingly as they were successful or defeat­ business. 1. ’ Everything on wheel* is a vehicle. wheat that the little pests bad been work­ May Festival. ed. Trio battle was brought to a sudden Tbe city lies east of the track, and the Eyes 2. Equal right* and equal obligations Mrs. M T. Goodyear, Mra. .Carrie M. termination, aud in the midst of tbe fight market place, which is invariably near the ing in. am! said that another week would a dark cloud came'up in the sky, and the central portion of Mexican cities, is a mile ruin on? 20 acre field that up to a week or Goodyear aud William and Amelia spent for all vehicles. 8. No vehicle* may use the sliiewalks Properly S blessed Santiago w.ts seen in the heavens from tlir depot at Q leretaro. Tne streets so ago gave promise of a big yield. ,11 Saturday at Nashville the guests of Miss except"t«aby carriagesf with a fiery cross. The battle closed and are narrow and the stone sidewalks scarce 4 Vehleh-s must pass each otner oh tbe looks as if farmers would have , to com ­ Ednaii Truman. Fitted thc people were all baptized. wide enough to walk two abreast on. The rigid side when met and on the left when The city Is also important to Americans buildings are of the low rambling variety mence raising some’blug besides wheat. Mias Francis Walker who has been the overtaken? as being the place where the treaty of peace as customary In all\Mexlcan cities. The With Three things are necessary for good guest of her brother F. W. Walker for a 5. Vehicles must pass on the right side between the United State* and Mexico, market place is in a large building with a wa< ratified in 1843. roof over IL something unusual for Mexi­ roads. 1st. there should be no steep hills, few days past returned to her home In of tbe roadway. When a street is divided Glasses. by car tracks it must be regarded as two In 1802 the French nation became In­ can markets. The cathedrals/ and there cut the bills down to a grade. 2nd. there Wayland, Tuesday morning. streets, having a right and left upon each . tercs'.ed in Mexico and desired to get a are several of them, are well built and beau­ should be a good foundation. 3rd, there A. B. Bull, Bert Striker, Frank Cole, E. side of the car track. ' good foot hold on tbe western hemisphere. tifully and expensively furnished. We <J. Driven upon tbe right side of tbe It was against the Monroe doctrine and visited tbe Stale Capitol where the legisla­ should be good drainage. Lev S. Cobb, J. Huffman and Miss Dirt Bessmer were |Q No the United ‘ tales protested against it, even ture of the state of Queretaro meets. As tbe County Surveyor, has generously con­ among tbe Hastings people who took lu street desiring to reach tbe curb on the J Charge left side must not pass obliquely through . though it had n war on hand of its own. compared with our own State Capitol it Is sented ».o donate onr-lialf of lhe expense the Kalamazoo bicycle race* th I* week. or between vehicles, but must- make a Tbe Mexican Congress had passed a law very inferior. The Interior is richly fur­ necessary to pul roads to a grade. No square turn acro.«a the street, falling Inin •uspMMtlng payment on the bonds and In­ nished. and pictures of Mexican notables ■ Society Event*. I iciest held by foreigners. The Frem h adorn the walls, lu the building are many contracts for highway work should be> . line on the right band side thereof and For farther olaltned $500,000 damages suffeied things of great interest There Is the table made without first having the road sur­. (Mrs. D G. Robinson gave a six o’clock thence to the curb. . . tek Tuesday compliment*™ to Miss Bird by her aubjvcts during preylous rebellions on which Maximilian’s death Warrant was veyed for cuts and fills. 7. Never ride or drive close lo a ■ street Testing. Mr. Cubb’s of­ Gillasph*, of Grand RapldQ Covers were and revolts which were numerous. One signed, the Ink stand from which the Ink fer Is a very lll>eral one. car unites you liave murder In your heart. laid for eight, it was a most pleasant and ilem-uf thL 8.300,000, was 500.000 for pies, was taken for this purpose, the wooden 8. The owners of runaway teams to be Welssert Bros have the agency for lhe delightful affali. K "Aliegal to have been stolen from a French stools ou which the prisoners sat during fined whether damage Is done or not. I’. T. Colgrove will give a pedro party wan by Mexican soldiers. We are almost the trial, the coffin iu which h.s remains Wheeler window screen*, and those who The above rules to be modified only to Mbrcett to the belief that w? got some of were placed and on one aide of which tbe this evening al his suite of rooms in the avoid danger. | Hiest! sam? pies at our hotel In the City of prints of his bloody hand can be seen, desire screens should order them as they Un ton Block. ' gfiTNotlce the dalir Wnthn I Meskctt. Certainly 860.000 worth of such some of his military clothing, swords, let­ are superior to all others. They can be The Pennsylvania railroad last week Brother Dennis, of the Journal, and his port in my south wimkiv.. | pie* as we got In Mexico would last a long ters nnd'tnmy other interesting relics. used in upper or lower sash, and are the estimable wife received tbe congratulation* startled railroad circles by announcing f while. French pies may be all right In The climate here Is delightful the year only screens which lock, and cannot be of their frlsnds Friday evening last when that hereafter bicycles would be carried B their youth, hut we hardly think that it around, and the main plaza is very beauti­ by the compahy as baggage with no charge taken out from thc outside. There is a they kept open house, the occasion being C <as justice to palm3)ff some of these musty ful filled, as it Is, with palms and tropica! their silver wedding anniversary. The for their transportation. It has since been * old reties uf Maximilians time on hungry trees. In the midst of which is a large foun­ patent thumb screw on them which ena­ house was prettily decorated, amllax aod announced that the take Shore road will | Michigan editors, under the belief that tain of sparkling water brought from the bles you to loosen them up In damp weath­ lily-of-lhe-vaHey being used in the dining do likewise and a clrenlar to that effert they were fresh from the Mexican oven, mountains. The customary band stand er when other screens are swelled so they room where Mine* Maude Johnson and may b<‘ expected Then* .-----Is no L any day. biy. «»e can expect most anything In Mex- is In the plaza and an excellent- band fur­ «« railroad* .should not wron’t slide, nnd lu dry weather when Belle Conk assisted in aervlnf the gue*t* 1 ic «. This Mexican law gave the English, nishes music every other day, and forenoon 4o light refreshment*. It was a m^t 1 Clrrj fri? e to pa»»?ngerj, the 1! same as trunk*._______________ Spanish and French an excuse to Interfere and afternoon on Sunday. Several nation­ others shrink and moths and tire carpet bug pleasant affair. with Mexico which they did, the first two al airs of the United States were played fly easily get In, they can be so adjusted . Forty iicenaes have been grnnteu sa- ] nations with drawing their troops after while we were at Q leretaro land were as to keep out the smallest Insect. These Church and Society - —Jt *w. wuivm eatratactvry arrangements had been made. thoroughly appreciated aud heartily ap­ Joonist* in Calhoun -county, for which tie only a few of the good paints of these I Maximilian had the assurance that the plauded by our party. Emmanuel Y. P. S. C. E. will lie led by they jrairi the rniinlicountv tw>ox. treaa- I! thev have rm id into intzx Hi*, IT MEANS A GOOD admirable screens. Call and exanfne them by Mr. Van Arman, Sqnriaj-evening. French would support him and in 1364 he 1 ut} 101,000. ‘ » Will ft. Cook. DeAL TO MOST MEN and his wife Carlotta were crowned Emit Wptoert Bro*. Hardware, .. jhe iltt -„ 7 (*««! annual convention of the To Middleville Mich., , I6W. T' snow know p-ror aud Empress In tbe Cathedral in the Mr. and Mrs. Geo. . A. Truman have To the Sunday School Superintendent* of Woman’s Christian Temperance union 1 where they can get a pair of pants War High School Motes. . ehy <rt Mexico, which we have described. 1 Barry Co.: . waa held in the Baptist church in ' ranted not to Rip. we have the Famons Rev. Taylor conducted devotional exer- issued invitations for the marriage of their Tbe French government was Informed by J I pknts and have sold them and warranted At our last Annual County Conventior, Ithaca. Secretary Seward In no uncertain way,! clses Monday morning. daughter Eduah to Mr. William Montague held in the city of Hasting*, March 80 and qtmnn Rt**.^n.VI o »<wu4 theiB f°r OVCr * >'e*r *°d h,Te u.vnutvu; iuaVHia couu. ■ in Supt. Holden, Roy Matthews, Harlle | ----that« establishing monarchy this counliapk r by ’ /Simon StepanakU btepanaku a • Polander. Foiander, aged agea (bc Of8l try was against our Monroe Doctrine, and I AniJruS and Harry Kirk made an overland Ferry, on Wednesday evening, June 3, at 31, tbe sum of fifty dollar? w*“ * P1,« SMITH..; tin Barry Co. for the .„ rp<lrt ot the St..J | * bo ' “ *2,7 “ ” /./ ? ’ ■ ’j iu. dhelr residence in Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. ( ninit would be n.-tcijur.,,! considered »... by *»... tbe Unite.! States j trip to Lansing Friday, on their wheels. u^l.nr.t —_ L— .. ..... 1 T nwnc I ttv tviiilf* flthlnrr finrl won Our High School boya were successful Ferry will be at home after June 30, at Sunday Schoo! work. H was decided that Tawo C,t-r whlle fl'hlnS ond as az unfriendly act towards It. Sewarl _ did Ws of bls own accord, and didn't wait In a game of ball at Nashville Saturday. Paik City, Utah. The bride-elect has a every officer, teacher and scholar In- the ' county should contribute two cents toWard I —---------------- — until the people forced him Into it. The Score 14 to 9. THE WOMEN 13 , Cadet*.. French Emperor revived this polite, but E;ta Trumper and Louie Michael gave loet of friends In this cfly, wkcre she is raising this amount, which should have WHAT KNOW am requested by‘ the tbe Secretary of the m re <l|lesled b> diplomatic note from Uncle Sam’s able us the current events, Friday rooming. greatly admired, not only for the beautiful beenjpaid in the second Sunday in May.} 1 * And they >xy we I Secretary aud commenced to think about ■ odet for thc Nava! AcadWillie Sk’nner and Charlie Kenflcld vis­ vole? with which she ha* been endowed, If not already paid In. let me urge you to । have the beat bargain- fur t!> h. bring tbe matter before your school at the 1 *®} f °r this, the 4 th Congressional District ! tv with the result that be left Maximilian ited school Met week. ±'r’w' •“‘.'"mI I tbe city on childrens tnRs and tM are the The 12th German ciass. In addition to »nd -ordered the withdrawal of French Phix Smith at the ,n *lle Djstrlct 1 have arranged for judges. i. troops. It la said the doomed Emperor tbelr.regular work, are at present making Lies which she possesses and which win* . amount cannot be raised In this manner, ' ot all who meet m*et her. In I* votc tllfc remainder from your general fund’. I ", „ competitive rxa l^ou.d liave left the country and escaped a study of the German Uliad, ‘‘The Nlbc- the friendship of examination -o be held at ___ ... . I n__„ x._ > . " _ *1 o 1899 i with bis life but he didn’t go. Possibly the luneen Lied”. owumen with her many friends In tbl« I Sgc!o,1<iTC B“I)r‘?"’n w*>''» «■><■ a!!‘2Lmh'’A IN ~ prestige of being an Emperor, an exalted Flora Stlnchcomb visited some of our I »«. r> ... . ' rear in this good work. Let us we th.. 1I AH candidates a... report It tbe office — "III ellj, the Bax.vo . xt.n<U congratul.Uons full .mount mlrexl. to tint our del-nte i "r ®r' P' Ur*kc at V a. u>. THE ti cplnion own *--•••-. power-and the uupt hope ui of cclasses Friday. z- - -of —bls —— mm me i*8®ea Fridajw ‘ “ >•> where Ibe will be mate lr the UrHtc-d iTulorc glory and conquest lulled him Into * A bright boy somewhere between lhe on the happy erent, and trutlt her married. «l our next State Convention mix not be 1,xiu»ln’’tlon MUD Yo i want sbo?'* to s:an I 114------------..... t.i, , . they rente- Si Bloc __ n . * £ in? the belief that success was !>«• any 1 IKlndarMrUn .. life _ill Kindergarten w and graduation, !----gave ..this ashamed nf of tl.r. lite county _which Blates ExxmtoloK Board. wilt k.-. be iiblessed* — with al! the joy nnd. aahamczl JVe fc ;ve them. '__ .mvu VI irate Ltw remained with a hv portion of OiS his .J original definition some time ago: “The cents. The amount is smiB, only two ct ’ “ P ,,I l | l>e examination »U1 be prosperity possible. ; X«rA>p« and and made made his his final finarstand atUQueretQUuleret-I! -‘par value” of an article is its value wllh»*'£ stand‘at cents. Let thou who can and win give X't Sros±0'. (WO. yo. The rile country was at war because out the duty.” more to make up for those who can't and r.„n’ u i b lb' '»■ M. EreWHEN GOING TO TOWN Womens Clab4 class of ’90 now busily prepar, J uarci. Mexico’s great military leader, bad I1 The -.......... -— are " Ixml, Kendo.,, J)Kxur F Thum won t. Sincerely yours, Yuu , One of tbe most Interesting programs of [planted the banner ot Independence and I *“_ « for’ graduation, . Their motto chosen C. N. Wens. MICHIGAN CENTRAL EXCURSIONS want something better— [allied ble forces around it. Maximilian’s * at *l their ,helr last l,sl meeting “cell reads, ’96 Against tbe season was given at tbe club Friday President. We hau* them. it being Tennyson Day. A brief sketch .ereyeu encamped on a gentle raise of Next Sunday morning at Emmanuel Ch.lMl,„ E*4«a„. ■«eet|Br w.-hl.«,„» ' sunny ground about a mile out from the TT/WTgtwthe names of those who win of the poets life was read by Mrs. Anole <«♦. Earthworks had been thrown upantVI Kron be seniors no more: Stella Bosch. Bowers, supplemented by extracts from church tbe Hector will preach on "Method. O.C JUD t to 13, ■»«. I Bora Gnrwn tlltnettenehea dug for the protection ot UM Man Crook, Ernestine Barker. Etta alecture of H. H. Boyeson’s delivered at ^XTc'chSnX-'"’""-* CUCenual’ini*™ ’j ““ ‘,lchl«lD I To see Wil S7’ah!L?e w" 1,1 “ 10,1,11 ™U5<’* Lore Trumpet, Grace Barker, EUn Strausban*h, Bay V iew last summer on the same sub­ Uckeu Ho toi. J ? 3 'w5 'f Bna 7U| wll ««>», wanl a dand; sboe.-or ln.*ondence inspired the Mexican trexis Pearl Gillespie, Cora Tomllusin. Elsie ject. Mrs. Sarah B. Huffman followed 4*Sn^CM 01 PrMbl,'rl“> urn at JL"'!"*’ W»Mn««>S •>"» re- I We bare-her. •nd on the 15th of May 1MT they cspttjid Wetzell, Ada Andros. Nina Walldorf, with an admirable review of bls beautiful d»« Hmlted rare for the' M.finnlianeud bls army. In a forelrn Lena Wright, Kale Clark. Minnie Keech, poem Guinevere. Mrs. Marian B. Goodyear round trip. Ticket, will be limited to . o”'?rtK’br - til lead the meeting craw toon, p,s,.p. c,c|, dtrect|on Ind ,he Preach Empefor Maude Edger, Edllli Pryor. Floyd Merrlek, gave a reading, choosing Tennyson’s pretty IM FAXIT h,d bot “"e true irlAd William Stebbins,* Jay Blrauabaugh, Ixmls story of Dora Tbe New Cycle was Inter. J-' P* s- c E- *• Presbyterian church food to return until July iffth An We hare tbe b “t assart? Cail M* I*'i“’ *°°<1 “Dj ,l:“ A’ Michael. William Vance, Clnreuce De­ eMlngly reviewed by Mrs. Carrie M. Good­ next Sunday evenlug. / “ Hon of time at Washington can lx* had ment and the lowest price* oh Men and t 13 b-»«lful and devoted wlf\ Planta, Burton Perry, Della Garn. Henry year. At the close, the president gave an The Hastings city W. C. T. Union Will WaaM^to, J”* Wllh « Boya’ shoe kept i* the r’ty. they are •old V?1'1 bc dM0 10 »« W^ loteresting talk relating to her recent visit Nobles, Harris Kirk. JlleJrard Mitchell. tt “ 5ffire " p * r,l ' “ 1 *" M at a cut price but are al! best warranted meet on Tuesday afternoon. May J« at ?19«lu«r,’’» l” ot others who Those In receive hnnohs were decided at Ft. Leavenworth, and of the club which nt> goods, no damaged stock. Irell lore Use Inrids of Mexicans — being upon from tbe stand-point ot scholarship, the ladies ofthe fort are endeavoring to Mr?. Phin Smith's. Program tn Fbwer Mission work. A eordlal IhvltaPhix Smith st the F.tmo'ja. , irfJlJ7h’,IV Through her but the seven honors were given to Indl- XS?*”' the Dexl Mrs. Effie .rforls the UaLvd Slate, proteated against vlduals, according to the choice of the' SS?“Lr‘lLf,te ?er paDer on CM,d Ben given to any Interested. Xatloaal Kdm«tlo>ral AMoeUtloa Buflfelo HI. exe.‘ut.on: th. Pope was entreated In class, as foilsws: Valedictory, Stella Study, and tbe members are requested to , rl!l8’S?*r “"neeled with Emmanuel N. Y. Jaljr 7 11,-90. WE DOJTT :«n to save him;,nd the Princess Salm- Poach; Salutatory.Mary Crook; Poem.Etta oo»e with some thought or quotation on isih' ' bv ll'bL’"’"«**“«• Thursday. Mar sell UekM.MM>T?ilbe Shiran Central will fsa m,na her knee-, b-gg.>d President Juarex Trumpet; Prophecy. Louis Hlcbacl; His­ the subject, A report from the committee ;-sib. by Meadames Ed. Powers w.-. THINK ‘to Buffalo and return Powers. J. W. Bentley, n. Colgrore^t' at rate of one first class limited far** f«r You can Match o :r price.-*, tory, Floyd Merrick; Oration. Jay straus- who have the picnic in charge will also lu given. ’ 1Silsbee,.*. McEKalm Dr. uZ' o on Men’* shirts in the city.- we knvw you bough; Motto. Ernestine Barker. can’t if you take quality too. Bronson, J. Van Arman, C. Rogers anti up to ^“L^lna The music class under the direction of u wl“ Awarded Puig Smith at th? Fatinu-. ' Miss Lathrop. Supper served fn parish Miss Fitzsimmons, are preparing for p. I Haslln*. Mich., May iwh., ISM. liKhest Honors—World’* Fair, concert to be given to tbe High School Ibwse from 5 until 7 o’clock. rar,M> Uon of Hum* can ^ad at Bs0ak> hy To the Republican, or Born County Pb Ing to proper pasties. *** tool: hi tbe near future. p‘“,,lc. of »nnouncln* THE BICYCLE UiM J "III bo > candidate tor the nontlna- the Metbodlsi ehureb next Sunday b**Th« Has nothing to do Current Tsple Slab. ev.-ni^ 110,1 tor the office ot proaecatln* attonter S'y °I" with our low prices ou Hats tor Men and The Current TopIp Club dosed their and will he pleased to have the aid ot atv auccefuj in life, ’’ a weoDd addrew »*. Boys. pinx Smith at the F meetings for the eeaeon Tuesdey night. trleud. thrantthout the county In xeeurlnK young people, preceded by a tsStm cur­ rent event. and "The opening" X ' *M entertained the Women's Club anti this nomination. other inrlled thembera u their gneete. A 1eeniDuateaaireed bv 1. r The* are good reasons tor this step, lands,” -rerelMsea- and •sentimenL’ o_* THE X BAYS very pleaetuy program arre tarried out, the which I will take pleawre In explalnlni The W, R. e. Invite Use soldkra uh i No one will b^'I *° same as publUhed last week, with the ad­ uerwnuu. Did 1 not feel ibat my recon' •ee the difference tn prices on our Meas with their tamlllee, lo UreG. a ); I dition or a paper by Judge Smith on Jail, *! P°*KWOr **’ »«b as to win the favor Shorn. We are never under sold not even and Foor Hosses, Tbe club very gallant­ ,h' <wu",)' l,oth ln ly turned over tl.eir lutcreit lu tire in * TlD1Mr*,‘ohp««»'«*>' Phin Smith at tbe Famousfund elured by the lecture onurae to tbe of cotHicttonB in cases brought to trialWoman'a Clou, who had worked or hard did; I not feel that with two terms experifor Its auwat. Urs. Clement Smith tire • hits . On »..< president of the Wots tn's Clab was ■ Not at law but wad- of c od’iith teal Wl'i called on by 1'm.Wrnt Colgrove 10 make a or wear our good- speak for t icinselv*few smasrkr. and,,v- b.ik the oerasler to The Mich. Crhlr.l b« prieas make their own spec.!)*- 'Te Hunk the Carreiu Topic Ctnb In a amt inklo* a, frietirta. ud tbs twrty for sell tickets to Grand I frileli'His manner for Hirlr m nenwlfy and »*« one amt hi Pmx Smith nt the Famous, anep.r', IMtotow. puurb woe -erred tr? ••eh -llreethw Hmbrf Hastings Banner HISTORIC QUERETARO. astonish II ui Multi it: Mai Mitt Suk. X-RflY. ....Spectacles.! F. R. PfiNGOftST, THE FAMOUS. job Jot, yet the price will 1* CBl ■ *’ � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-05-28.pdf 8a89582c3a339edd408fc161d2edaf5a PDF Text Text [largest CIRCU-. Hastings Banner. LATION OF ANY ; PAPER IN COUNTY. VOL. XLI. NO. 4 HASTINGS, MICH., MAY 28, 1896 Hastings Banner Published Thuredars bT «• COOK • BROS. B We’ve Changed 0 HASTINGS, MICH CORRESPONDENCE. ->ushvllle. H. C. Towownd Ko ,t Bellevue Tue,day on business. .nul ot Il,,lln«^ Fu In the village Saturday evening. V.J' Bcl1, 01 Fohttae. I, In the 'lll«KV vhlllng relative, and trlenda. Carl Weber ba, gone to IlieUnga to be­ gin his training for the racing season. I rlncipal Luxmorc, of the Vermontville schools was in the village Tuesday even­ ing. Miss Effa Simpson has been at Ann Arbor during the past week attending the May festival Lentz Table Cu. begah work again Monday morning after a vacation lasting only a week. O. M. McLaughlin left Monday morning for a business trip through the northern part of. the state. E B. Townsend left Monday morning fur a business trip to Reed City, Clare and other Northern Michigan towns. Rev. N. F. Sheldon supplied the M. £ pulpits at Maple Grove and Nashville Sun­ day afternoon and evening In the absence of the pastor. Jeffords Post G. A. R. will join with the Post at Morganjn observing Memorial Day. The exercises will be held at the Barryville church aud cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Evarts, of Holland, have concluded that Nashville was about the best place to live and accordingly are moving tfitir goods back to their old home. Reports have been circulated saying bat there would be no Summer Normal theld in Nashville this year but, the con­ ductors inform us that such reports are untrue. Nashville people are assured pl a rare treat in the near future as an opportunity to hear Michigan’s greatest poet. Will Carlton, will be given. He will give a lecture here Thursday evening, June 11. . Out ball team opened the season by los­ ing a game at Bastings, score Sfl to 3, Sat­ urday and winning from Olivet College Munday score 10 to 5. The next game will be on the home, grounds next Saturday afternoon with Hastings. Friday June 5th wlli occur tbe annual school rally day for Nashville bnt this year the schools of the vicinity have lieen In­ vited to-participate and a good time is ex­ pected. Washington Gardner will give his address, "Does It Pay to Educate” at the school yard In the forenoon. jCommlssionera Beadle, of Barry, and Wagner, ot Eaton, have promised to be present. our location and can now be found in . the store formerly' occupied by Ira Van Vai ken burg has a hardware store g We’ll Celebrate 0 this change in location Saturday by giving a Special Sale ofMillinery Goeds. Anyone desii-ing anything in this line will do well to give us a call. Julius Russell —- .Jitf i 3 ....in — E GOOD E THINGS MEN’S AT BOYS AND LOWEST FIGURES CHILDREN’S CLOTHING Our 75c and Si.co NegLgbe Shirts lead them all because they are reliable. Big line of’Neckwear, Hos­ iery. Straw Hats. Another 5 dozen, of those Boys Knee Pants fa igc. Woodland. L. Faul, L. Parrott and H. C. Carpenter & Son. have new windmills. The heavy wind of last week annihilated the windmill at the school house. L. Smith has returned from Ohio, where he has been employed for the past lew weeks. Two runaway s occurred In our village Saturday; both teams being scared by the whistle at the creamery. One of the horses was quite badly injured. The baccalaureate setiinon r-- gradu of the ­ ating class ol our high school was delivered at the M. E. church on Sunday evening by Rev. Keitlor. of Lyons, a former pastor of the M.-E. church at thia place. The commencement exercises of our high school will occur ot the M. E. church un Thursday evening, after which the Al­ umni association will uieet at the home of Dr. 11. C. Carpenter mid give a banquet with a suitable program. Nearly all the wheatlin the township is either badly rusted or ithe Hessian fly is working In It. Many delds that looked as though they were good for large yields a short time ago, now look as though it would not pay to harvest them. Many farmers have plowed uip their wheat fields and are putting them dut to corn. " Prof. J. M. Nelsen received a severe in­ jure on Wednesday of last week. f While goliig into the basement of the school house he tripped un the top stair and fell head first down to the basement. His head was severely bruised and bis left arm broken at the elbow, The arm was promptly set by Dr. Baughman, assisted by Dra. Kilpatrick and Carpenter. The Frol feasor was only out of school one day. Daniel Bennett, of Sunfield, has been arrested for tire crime of Incest, his two daughters being the complaining witnes­ ses. HIh examination was set for Monday but owing to the absence of one of tbe complaining witnesses it was adjourned until June Sth. Dan’s many friends are in hopes that he will be able to establish his innocence; he is well known here and has always been well thought of and It is thought that be Is the victim of a conspir­ acy. Frank Miller’s little daughter, Altl, met with a very painful accident one day last wet k. She was riding on a sap sled and trhd the experiment uflletthig her feet drag lu front. She was immediately drawn under the sled and rolled along a few feet before Mr. Miller could stop his team. When be lifted the sled and drew her out lie found her left thigh broken. Although on I}' four years old she bore her suffering nobly. Dr. Baughman Is the attending physician and she Is getting along nicely. ' ® ®***—•—•**.** ,*w*^^******■ NOTHING GOING ON HEANS A DULL TI.1E. It’s never dull with u?. though. . and especially not’■so now. during mir Special Sale of Straw Hats which has aruuied a tremendous excitement. THOUGHTFUL PEOPLE who are looking for opportuniiifs to make a dollar ko further than a hundred cents, are dtecovertDg 1 hat these are halcyon day* for cash buyers. BRING ALONG YOUR DOLLARS and capture the premium we’re rffering-ior money. It’s the rick of tliue to convert your cash into STRAW HATS oa fat tetms like these; $2 00 Straw Hats, $1.65. 1.00 “ •* 80c. Etc. etc. $1.50 Straw Hats, $1.20. 75c “ 59c. Yours for buettwa. The Bankrupt Store. C. n. OJTBORN & <2 The Misses Ada and Libble Moore en­ tertained guests from Battle Creek Sun- H.ITTH.E GEM Wire Stag Weaving Device, ftteo the Self-Adjustable Wire Tightener and and Automatic Springs. A FEW OF THE REASONS WH|f OUR MACHINE CAN MAKE THE BEST FENCE ON BARTH: Cau ... , ’v can weave the largest or aa am all wire a* any machine made. Will wea '®. * a■. e any dedred meat. gjrThe only practical machine for farmer* to build their fence wim. Aiij <>Ee can afford uj own one. PATTON & DEERING, Prairieville, Mkh. (OWNERS OF BIGHT, BARRY CO) ” Mrk MW Tyler, of Vermontville. here tbr fore l»rt of ll>e week on her w,y ' "orire'Power, wm> ,t borne from Cwt fcchool SelunUy «nd Sund,y brio*tntr a friend with her. Karl Pratt, at the north part of town, J^in^biy.nrpri^l detuM.y everUM by 50 of bl, youne friend, eomlng to cele^"dir «*«!«. -»■ the church »l one o'clock ,b,rp followed FARM RIGHT AND MACHINE COMPLETE. ONLY E3.OO. ur® ,10t Hnflted to any one atyle of fence, but can build any kind 1 ou^ want. nr llour attention u> our automatic spring which la the life of a put* a pounds on each wire, which glvaa and takes with hot and cold weather. Mrs. Louise Smith and Mrs. Nina Tas­ ker visited their mother at Kalamo last n -fcn^orv^^&nr. on . .ffJSr'ff Prof. o. a. MrUurtlln s^eret’n,. A fall non* P«ted him. Kalatuo Wednesday evening May 20. Mr. and Mrc. Edear Tyler gave a very choice mus­ ical fur the benefit of tin? U. B. etibreh at Ihrir beautiful home lu Kalamo. The finest talent was secured by Mrs. Tyler, who had charge of the program, every number of which was a gem of Itself and greatly enjoyed by the audience present. Tbe selections of the Naihville male quar­ tette which is composed of Me>sera Lou Blout. E. S. White. Carl Weber lud Amrog Mat ble under Qte direction of Lou to&t were the finest ever heard In this part of die country. Their voices blend with delightful .harmony In the softest. iweetest tones or' the most melodious bands of melody. Mr. S|out Is justly proud of his quartette of artists. Mrs. Nina Tasker who^raduated- as an elocu­ tionist under Prof. Hamit, ot Chicago, gave several selections. The masterpiece of the evening was "The Scene In theTemnle. . ” " Her •••• highly expressive- face flHhfully portrayed all the intenae emo­ tions of the character, tbe wonderfully iweet voice melting Into pathos or the fierce indignation of love uurequitted, carried her audience with her breathless"She Would be a Mason” gfven by special Brqoeat convulsed them " ":" with laughter "Bow Rubin Played’’ made n grand finish. -------She then gave "Bock of Ages” in Pantomime, the male quartette doing hyrtin. . . ..the ------------Mr<«. Louise Smith pre­ sided at the organ with graceful ease, numbpriof grand anthems were rendered, one of Ithe finest being "The Resurrec­ tion.” On account of a wedding hick prevented many of the guests from com­ ing early, the tee cream was served first. Ten waiters In wbita caps and aprons were busily employed and two ushers. Mr. and Mrs. Kelley easily supplied the 150 present with Ice cream. There were guests from Chicago, Charlotte, Nash­ ville. Lake Odessa, Assyria and Carmel. [ THE BEST ADVER- i TISING MEDIUM IN ’ BARRY COUNTY WHOLE NO. 2137 Carlton. Cora Forbes Is no better we are told. Mrs. Minnie Vester rides a new wheel. Geo. Keck went to Battle Creek last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Becker, of Lake Odessa. were in Carlton Sunday. Lafe Usborne, of Shelby, Is spending a I<-w days with his parents. Mrs. Eusly has a sister visiting her from Grand Rapids, Mrs. Emma Smith. Judson Carpenter is helping Mr. Hqum* invoice his stock of goods this week. Cha>.. Wright, of Hudson, spent a few days with his parents here last week. Willis Carpenter went to Battle Creek Friday, on business returning Sunday. Geo. Beckhiser took his daughter to Chicago Monday for medical treatment The S. D. Adventlste expect a minister to hold a short series of meeting to epmtnence Friday night. Judson Carpenter and Miss Josie Aller­ ding attended the Lutheran church Woodland last Sunday. C. H. Carpenter, and Fred Clark, Hastings, attended Adventist meeting the Center last Saturday. Geo. Reed, of Homer, agent far the '•Common Sense Steel Fence,” visited his aunt Mrs M. Carpenter last Tuesday. Most all have finished planting com In this '■ vicinity. The cut wurm is making havoc with early planted com and are re-plant lug. Mattle Barber rides a new. wheel. Deacon Masuu took the train Monday for Hastings. . E. Reynolds has bought a bam and moved Into his new bouse. Nine Kalamazoo ladles came up on tbe 8 o'clock train on Tuesday and returned to tlie city on their wheels. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Travis spent Satur­ day and Sunday nt Climax. Norman Cassady, of Lawtun, is visiting Dowllur yis brother and sister here. Uncle John Herrington Is very poorly. F. Barber and wife, of Galesourg, The insect Is doing great damage to the passed Tuesday at this place. wheat crop In this place. Mrs. Wolf and children were guests at C. Eflerle. of Bedford, was the guest of Will (.’artlidge’s one dav last week.1 relatives here Inst Saturday. S. Whitney, of Richland, was looking The Maccabee lodge had an ice cream after the wool In this section on Saturday. social last Saturday evening. P. McNInch and wife entertained their Mrs. Lang Intends to visit ner daughter daughter and her husband, from Climax Mrs. Crosby, In Battle Creek this week. Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Fisher h in company with Ella On Sunday Rev, Peatilng. of Richland, Weeks during the absence of her parents., assisted by Rev. Ititchmyer, baptized six Mrs. Fulton, of Branch Co., is the guest adults and one Infant, the little daughter of her daughter at present Mrs. N. La­ ot Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rtckenmore. tham. ___ wheat ________ _________________ rr»—e The crop that has been struggling Lo. Ferguson, of Hastings, was the with Insects and rust blds fair to succumb, guest id friends here from Friday until . This and the present price of wool makes Nlomliy last. nrl Irtntv j tin, the fnrmor^ farmers discuss hard times .and long Mr. arid MrsyM. Aldrich at present are for a change of administration of the gov­ entertainfi]g."ihe latter’s unde and nepuew ernment. Whether It would help the from abroad. . wheat or not we are not told. Roy -and Lena Bryant with their — ---------------,— visited .. ............ .. Last week Pierce Travis hired a strange unde MrA-and Mrs. Baggs,-of-RirttWTtf;’ man who exine alnng anTtKe next day he last Saturday and Sunday. was tajcen violently insane making dire .'file social at Hr. Latham’s last Thurs­ threats against Mr. Travis and using day evening was quite well attended, the much profane language. Finally he left proceeds being 83.00. going north and west across the fields and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Boroughs, jr.. move at last accounts had not been heard from. l» Battle Creek tills week. Mr. Boroughs North Irvlnjr it employed in the machine shops. League services Sunday will; be led by Mr. and Mrs. Lester are entertaining tke latter’s sister trom Grand Rapids. She Willie Mitchell. Burt Quigly Is now able to sit up most will remain here nearly all summer. Mrs. Hollis Intends to v.slt her sister of the time. Dr. Baulin lias been attend­ who Is ill at St. Johns the latter part ot ing him of late. Some of the farmers are transplanting ti e week to remain about two months. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weeks left last /their corn fields, while others who have week for an extended visit with their been mure fortunate In escaping tbe ravag­ es ot the cut worm, «re bnsy cultivating. daughter Mrs. M. Griffin, of New York. Tell our Carlton Center scribe of the rmlrleville. Journal that we haven’t lost one lota of our sand for protection is the crowning Mrs. J. Crump is iu very’poor health. F. Wales returned from his eastern trip feature of thia town and Its amazing how the wandering democrats and free silveron Thursday last. There will be a flag raising by the school Ites are coming to the McKinley fold. on Friday. May 29th, . ; Grandma Doon on who has reached the There was baptismal services at the ripe old age.of 90 Is still iu good health chapel Sunday evening. and spirits. She is the oldest pioneer In Mrs. Mary Bugbee goes to Alma June this town and we would venture to say 4th. to spend the summer. the oldest In the county. North Irving H. C. Brlgb’rall, ot Middleville, has was almost an entire wilderness when been llHguest of friends here. she came here with her husband to make 1‘ele r Drummond, ot Grand Rapids, a home. spent Sunday with his parents. Smith Coulter’s barn and contents , in­ The creamery is completed and will be­ cluding most nt' his farming tools, buggies, gin butter mating May.2Sth. hay. grain, also a span of work horse? was Nias Josie McCollum, of Kalamazoo, burned on Saturday morning. The origin visited Prairieville friends last week. ot the fire is a mystery as It is supposed to Mrs. A.. Storms spent a portion of ’.he have caught from the Inside. It is said past week with friends ill Grand Rapids. the insurftice’ will not cover more than Miss ‘Minnie Jenkins, ul Middleville, one half the loss. was the guest of Mrs. A. .C, Cahill, last Baufleltl. week. Don’t forget the Ladies Aid will serve C. Honeywell, of Prairieville, visitel dinner and ice cream on Decoration In this vicinity Saturday and Sunday. and ask your patronage. Wheat-In this vicinity Is sufferlngfrom J. Hart has purchased the house ind an Insert. Many Gelds are turning to a lot belonging to Merritt Wood, and with j ellow sickly hue. his mother will occupy it soon. The G. A. R. w ill meet at the church Miss Flora Beadle gave an address on mid after appropriate ex*- ’ J. repair to the subject of ••Education’’ before tbe the cemetery w , will decorate County Grange, held at Prairieville hall with flowers and flags the graves ot their fallen comrades. All are invited. last Friday. Many uf our young people attended the The Ladles Aid which numbers over hammock party given by Misses Adah sixty members, neldan Ice cream sociafi at Williams and Grace Gwin at Delton; Sat­ Bresee's hail last Wednesday evening with a aguod attendance. Net proceeds over urday evening. AS for the benefit of our pastor. The next Gerkev. meeting of the society will be at Mrs. E. Ttii^wbeat crop Is ruined in this vicini­ Tonga tr’s. ty. Palmers think five bushels an acre wMtVe outside figures. Road work has now commenced. ■rte recent winds have bruised the Many ot our young geutlumen attended small apples to such au extent that there wRHm* no market apples where the trees tiie ball game at Delton Saturday. End lauch went to Otsego Saturday to wire rg^used to the gale. <r,»rr was a birthday party at Kanda play ball with the base ball team. Tbe Cedar Crock school will give exer­ ririwrlV5-- last week, lee cream and May eaH&ias served and be was presented cises on the first Friday in June. it i>e well attended, wUh a fiie shaving set. All report a good Mrs. Susie Tykm and daughter were in \lme. ■ David Lepard was examined before a the neighborhood Saturday sight, also Hastings prosecutor and was bound uver Mrs. Corwin and daughter. to circuit court for resisting an officer. Clavenlale. The U. B. Sunday school Joins the Lake John Tyler Is building a house for Geo. Odessa Sunday school for Childrens day Havens. this year. It will be held the first Sun­ MIm Maud R|an. of Hastings, spent day In June. . Sunday with Miss Ella Mosher. J. Spencer has returned from bls visit to Dugal Murray and wife, of Martin, were Ctielrea. guests of Campbell Bros., last week. thitel Miner’s buss was on our street Howard Mosher will soon have the ad­ last Sunday. dition to tils dwelling house completed.’ The largest audience that ever assembled Geo. Comfort aud Wife, of Nashville, in nur church was present last Sunday and listened attentively to tbe excellent visited at C. T. Cox’s last week. Gideon Brown ia entertaining his father discourse delivered by dur pastor, Rev. J. from Cressy, wbo is nlnetv-tive years old. E. Holaaple. Many thanks are dm? the Dell Sblvelry. of Pod Auger, spent Sun­ ladles of Cloverdale for the manner Id which they decorated tbe church for the day at Ell Robinjon’a. . «Mr* Fred Binds spent the latter Dart occasion. The old veterans duly appreci­ of last week with her parents lr» Went ated the many evidences of esteem shown them, amt the members of J. B. Sarkett Rutland. eMr*. Campbell, of Barry, la working for jxfct. G. A. R-. desire to thank the people for tbe Interest taken, and especially the Mrs. O. Tobias. John Robinson commenced wort Mon­ choir for the tinr music rendered by them under tbe able leadership of John Coayer. day for Jas. Wilkins. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Warner, ot Dow-< Hng were the guests of ’heir parents S. Troxel and wife over Sunday. Lewi* Lockhart entertained his aunt from Arkansas last week. Charley Felgbner. whoee house burned a few weeks since. Is rebuilding. Asa Noyes was at Woodland. Thursday guest of Albert Barnum. Chas. Felgbner and wife spent Saturday and Sunday with Battle Creek friends. Married Tuesday at the residence o< Elder Holden, George Harvey aud Miss Anna Gearhart Fc.uth Hiixtluc-. There will be a masquerade party at Mr. Coburn’s Friday evening. Children’s day will be observed at the school house Sunday evening June 7th. There will be a social at C. (fegood'a Friday night June Sth, for the benefit of the preaching fund. Supper which Ul consist of Ide cream, cake and strawberry short-cake or strawberries and cream, will be server! from five to nine. Supper ten cents. Confidence, protection, and a good crod of grain to be sold at fair prices, would do more towards bringing about prosperity than al! the legislation that is possible. SCHOOL COLUMN. Couducictl by Flora. J Beadle. Co.Comm'ar. rhe Eighth Gra le Examination, set by the Department of Public Instraction has beeh written by 196 pupils from the 7th and 8th grades of our district schools. The pupils are required to pass a satis­ factory examination in arithmetic, geog­ raphy, grammar, U. 8. History, penman­ ship, physiology, reading and orthography. Tbe standard required to entitle a pupil to an eighth g?ade diploma is an average of not less than 75 per cent,with a minimum in any nranch of Ofi per cent. •We give below the complete list of those who have reached the required average through the present school year: ,Deu12L Ab^' Ora Archer, Cora Armstrong. Clare Broun, George Benedict. Lena Bryant. Theodore Buehler. Callie Benham, Jtojil Bry­ ant. Michael Bowler. Belta Briggs.Bclle Bivens. Arthur Bassett, L. H. Branch. Hattie Bristol. Ora Beck. Lucy Beusun, Lorm Blackman, Verne Brown. A^te Barker. Della Chatfield. Marian Chatfield. Maggie Comau. Cora Crawley. Flor­ ence Campbell. Marvin Caveb. Mirk H. Cole­ man. I'd die Cole. Hannah Conklin, Maud Caahmore. Leu> Druimuond. Mamie Doyle, Irene Dillon. Ptrabe Densolore, Climena Durkee. Eva Erway. William Eaton. Bessie Ellis, Herrin Early. Iferbtft Finder. Frank Fighter. Myrtle buHer.Lulu Puller. Errest Frost. Anna Ferris. Rosalia Geiger. Kittle Galletely,Francis Grang­ er, George- Green.: Clarence Garrett. Chloe Greetdeld.Clara Gotild. Jennie Gillespie, Dora Gibbs. Ev.kGesler,Oharlt-i HUl*.I^eon Hopkins, Altha Hammond. Fred Horn, Marcus Ham­ mond, Agaes Holly. G. A. Ha* er. Gladys ; Healey. Grace V«tn. Mary Isham. Anna If.. Jonas. Edwin Jones. Buy Kirchner, While Latham..Edith ’McAllister, tveiyu NcA’l-.ster, nard. Emanuel -McMuMeu. Mary' Murdock, Nina Mosiir-r. Grace McDonald. Georee Monroe Lizzie Mtillen. Mortlmsr Nichols. Zera New hurl, Man4a ’.\igel, Wil! Norris, Ardy Owea, Ltllle Ogden. JXnu Pease, Arthur Paul. Frank Prentice. Ftnrenc? FblKip* Mary Bogers, AIBe • • Hunch. Willis BockMcll. M urgle Kllcbf*. Ruth Smith. Ev* Srcrr.L4: a S»lve,t<*r. Cress) Shawman. Clement Sisson. Ro«e Sumin. Willie ‘ttr.uMbaiith, Allie Shul’z. Mary shultx, Llllte Shul’z. Alena Smln. Maud Shepud. William S.lv.-s-er. Walter Bgulre. Erm-st Smith. Elmer Nhotm Beille Segue, Barnwell Scodder. Wlnitrvil Tetntir. Beunle Temple, Harry WotMlnuu>.<•. Ifaiv Watkln*. John Warne'. Maggie Wil­ COX. Adda Wright; Anna Whittemore, llxltte Writ nun. Grace Young, "Maltby Yates, Henry Zerbte, trma Paul, j DIED. HOTCHKISS—In Butte, Mont, on Satur­ day May 33. Htttle Hotchkiss, aged 27. The news of Miss Hotchkiss’ sodden death came as a shock to her many friends here In her childhood home, and cast a gloom over all. The first news of her illness was made known by a telegram!which came to her sister Mrs. Ghrd .F. Chidester Saturday evening announcing she hnd been taken suddenly and seriomdy ill; two hours later came another saying she had passed away. The circumstances attending her death are not yet known. Hattie Hotchkiss was bom in Hastings, Sept., ifefiS. and 'spent the greater part of her life here. A few years after her mother’s death she went to Aurora, III., where she made her home wllh relatives. At the-time of her death she was visiting a cousin’s family in Butte,Mont., and had been there about four weeks, when the sad news of her death came. , She had never been a robust girl, and for several years past had been tn delicate health. Miss Hotchkiss was a young lady beloved by all who knew her. and possessed with many admirable and sterling qualities. Although retiring and unassuming in dis­ position, she had the faonlty'of making friends readily, and was a most delightful companion. To those who knew her best, whose privilege It had been to come in close oontact with her sweet unselfish nature was she especially endeared and while she will be forever absent in body, the sweet and gentle influence of her life will live always iu the hearts of her friends. The most profound sympathy Is felt for her only sister Mrs. Chidester. wbo has been called ou to mourn the loss of so many dear ones within the past few months-. The body Is expected to arrive this afternoon, accompanied by her half sister Mrs. Fannie Bexm. .of Oregon. The funeral will lie held to-morrow afternoon from the family residence, conducted by Rev. R. A. Carnahan, who was pastor of tire Presbyterian church at the time de­ ceased became a member of it. STILL—At her home in the first ward, on Monday, May 25, Mrs, Still at the age of 84. Deceased was an old pioneer ot Yankee Springs township, but baa lived with her. ton A. D. Still In this city for some time past She has been blind for over a year, and has been a great sufferer from rheu­ matism. Tb« funeral'occurred yesterday from the Coleman cemetery where twr husband is buried. Butter. 8 to 9. Lard per lb... Potatoes per ou., Kve per bo..». Tallow per lb.. 84. « ■F' �-■ Hastings Banner. | CHARGED WITH MURDER. WOOED IN THE SPIRIT. — JOHN H. SURRATT, ■alt Lake Mtateu* told to Havo Mor­ Tn i-t 1 iv. May al i . dared Two Youat Girls. -Four or five yeani ago,” «aid a Whether Surratt was in toe etay ra I Balt Lake City. May ti—Foul play is COOK B«O»-. Prop-l<wr» suspected in the somewhat mysterlouv bachelor Id conversation with a re* the day of Lincoln', sasawiuation will 1 disappearance of Miss Henrietta Clau­ l«orter. “I had a mveethcart that I was probable never be positively known. sen, who has not been seen since Septem- deeply in love with and wanted to During Ms trial he attempt'd 10 P™” marry, to that ask her. At' that he was in Elmira, N. Y., doing ' ber but last.I Sheafraid wa* at lime taking care of the apartments of Bev. Francis that time I- was making a study of special wrvice for the Confederacy, and Bummary of the Dear Proceedings Hermann, parinr of th»* First Scandi- psychic phenomena and that sort of tbe proof which he fumtehed wa» Buffiat WaahinjLuthing1 and it occurred me to make i» city. cicut to convince 8 out of the 1» juror, nayian Methodistto church in this | A recent inspection of the grate of the psychical proposal by projecting my that he wa» not present and took no part in the plot. Surratt claimed to have Subjective mind around the corner to furnace in tbe building reveals two «Ur ConntdarBtion In the 8eu»te razors and n butcher knife, garter and where the girl lived and fixing it up ail first b iOTwlof the murder ou the morn­ and the Honea—BiUe and Kml»elt buckles aud charrt-d bones The ready for me when I should take my ing following the iwoMination from the olutlOUH PilMsd* objective mind around to hare the newspapera while in Elmira and on the bones have been turned over to physi clans and the police department is affair ratified. I went to see her one next mcniing, while en route to New Washington, May 19.—The senate yes- ‘ tnaklngu rigid investigation. MissSam- evening and I felt sun; that if I asked York citv. of his susperted complicity He tied Immediately to terday defeated n motion to investigate uelson, n friend of the pastpr, also dls- her I would get her, notwithstanding in the plot. allcged election irregularities in Ala- ; appeared last January. Tbe last heard she was about equally interested in a Canada, where he remained cuacealrd by Catholic priests for nearly five friend of mine, whom I shall call haiua. The fortifications bill ($10,763,- of the pastor he was at Kansas City, on 88S) was reported. i his way to Iowa. Ai warrant lias been George. w Leaving Canada, he went to Ha* ing doubts an to my eour- mouliu. Washington, May 20.—The senate on Cworn out for the arrest of the preacher ' age, 1 determined to make a test next England, tbenoe to Paris, and thence to Tuesday passed the District of Columbia UpOU nn information charging him with ; evening, instead of going to see her, Borne, wbero. under the name cf Watappropriation bill, carrying approx- ' juurder. The warrant is signed by D. ’ bo I retired early—that is, about nine K>u, be enlisted id the aouovca of the imatcly $7,300,000. A debate on the ]j Wenger, city magistrate, upon the o’clock—and, according to formula,!pope, question of appropriations fpr sectarian complaint of John Hanson, who is the exerted exerted my mental mental faculties to their otWhile in the Papal souaves he was purjxises cropped out on the paragraph jBst mnn ^.|jO Miss Clausen before . most directed all en- reccgniacd by a Canadian acquaintance, wool. and U1IU UUCVHU u<i my mental m.vs.s... we.* pinking appropriations for charities in ^er disupixrarunce from the city. ergies upon upon the the girl girl and and willed willed with with a'l aH who betray'd him. On tba day follow­ .. -|j ergies tlie district. On a vote the senate sus-।, Is of of Scandinavian Scandinavian descent, descent, rov power power that she she accept accept me. For ing hie arrest, while under the guaril of Hermann is There is no dividing line. tained the committee in providing spe- uui WOfi j n England. He is about ' half an hour, fully, I shut out every »tuo uvZu ill Ruglitad. ale » wvOwt ( naif uii iiuur, juiiy, i ouui- Out v-vC*’,' six men, he hoped blindly from a rocky citic appropriations for numerous pri- 40 j .a. ---- -------—1----------well ‘ ...important ...one andj precipice over T00 fe< t in depth, and, years of'age, exceedingly cdu- ( thought *but this vale charitable institutions, some of ested. cated. He has been married three ( WQUt to sleep, or into a trance, under .. .. ..... .. by___________ ~ _ rock alighting chance ou r a projecting them of u sectarian character. '1 times, and It is said all his wives have the mental strain. I awoke an houi or '30 feet Wow, clambered’ quickly down " Washington, May 21. — The senate died under suspicious ^circumstances. ( two jfftcr and felt that my efforts had ( the abyss, escaped, reached Naples m , ° .. _ • •—f ——--------------- ■;— । two jwwrr uuu ieiu iuni *u> vuu^w-nuu anvss, t'M-uinxi, rvnuuvu yesterday passed the apIn h), ,(ullv were fo„nd larpe cllec- ! heeu 1)Cl.n a B hmcccsb uuu Blld iiiui. thot ii> It „ ou]d •«be all rue course courseCIcfa wwk a weekunu and tailed Al, , fortlfieatioM . . , “- -0 — -o- — »vuuU wmiim toto A*propr.st.ou bill snd defeated a propos.- tion of poi^n. and drugs of variou, r) ht neJ[tday lvhen I calle). 1 felt ac exaudrta on the same vessel which car....... | rnBcoura)re(] , ,wnt sln,p Bn ! . (h)> t0 tbe consul there tion bv by SA„..oe Senator <.orn..n Gorman for the iasue issue kinds. of >100,000.000 of three per cent, treas­ j dreamed beautiful dreams of her until that led to his capture. He was finally IOWA DEMOCRATS. ury certificates to meet prospective de­ I morning. At three o’clock next after- [ brought back to the United States and ficiencies. la Convention, nt Dubnqne They Declare ; noon I called to make my real proposal. ( tried at Washington by a civil court. for Free Silver. • Washington, May 22.—After agreeing i I talked to her on some trivial subject The trial extended over a period of two «o to several opmerence uonference reports ui in voc the Dubuque, im., uuDuque, la.. juuy May «i. 21.— —The *uc uciu«>demn. , , J , . ««« • senate yesterday Senator Butler', bill crate met to state convention in thit' or other for half an hourond then came meutlu, mid n>oro ttom 200 witrawM ----- ; city yesterday. E. B. Carr, of Man-|the all-important matter J appeared ou the stand. 'Ute jury dis­ prohibitifig the issuing of government cheater, acteu acted as s. cuiutluuu chairman.. The oon Dld --Tou,, f<*' . I>7 DObTT FORGET for 5 cents you get almost J bonds uuiiiib without wnuuui the tut consent vuunvm of ui congress> cnesier, sue uvu , “»»r . _ mental . ... > agreed, ------ aa above stated, and the g<werowas brought up .nd caused a lively dis- rention declared tor tree .liter In the °r ^notional aen.atlon. last erernngT m(?Dt did not prosecute the cate further. as much “Battle Ax” as you do of other \ . . . ' most radical ... terms; presented. ex-Gor. I[ T1 ncl'IKl '• — __ T.biAnln iVinffnin^tnd "nff\ IIS' ‘ Four Lincoln Conspiracies, ” by Vic ­ 'I ^ ed , ‘ , .... , euwtion, but no action was taken. brands for 10 cents. “She blushed violently and I waasuro tor Louis Mason, in Century. Washington, May 23.—The time in. Horace Boles to the democracy of the i natiou as a candidate for the jireslden“ >.1 my subjective proporal had hll DON’T FORGET that “ Battle Ax” is made of J <he senate yesterday wax occupied in Xx>ng ShoU. discussing Senator Butler’s bill pro­■ tial nomination and instructed the del-: ^“tor. . the best leaf grown, and the quality cannot be \ and the district — del.-I Uon d!d -you know anything about — targe ...s- ~~ — । . T*1® longest dirtauce that a shot ha, hibiting the issue of United States egatra at gates to vote as a unit. Ex-Gov. Bole, Boles ltf' •'» »be renlled. replied, lauahimr laughing somewhat been fired is a few yalds over 15 milea, ' improved. . £ hoods without the consent of congress. gate, delegation to Chicago Chieago and ,. nervously. I which was tbe range of Krtpp’s well Washington, May 25.—The time in heads the delegations DON’T FORGET, no matter how much you \ associates are: Samurl '“Oh, that's all right,' I smiled. ---------kUOWn---------------"monster" gun, Sumut-i b. Evans, I B. ? Evans. —■ 180 — ton Steel ~ »»v — the senate on Saturday was consumed his ------are charged for a small piece of other brands, 5 Weils, of' ot triumphantly. ‘What time did it oc- ( firing a shot weighing 2,600 pounds, pounds. by the •‘filled cheese” bill and the sec­ of Ottumwa; William A. Wells, wis T. Genung, of HastHast- 1I cur? cur?* I The 111 ton | The Armstrong 111 Ion Armstrong gun has on exgnu has an ex­ ond installment of the speech of Sen­ Elkader, and Lewis the chew is no better than “ Battle Ax ” • | “ ‘Really. I don’t know, but it must treme nmgo of 14 miles, firing a shot ator Allen (pop.. Neb.) on the Butler feign DON’T FORGET, “ Economy is wealth,” and \ The platform adopted declares for httVC beeu about half-past nine. I re- weighing 1,800 pounds and requiring hill to prevent the issue, of bonds with­ you want a’J you can get for your money. £ out the authority of congress. Ou the free coinage of silver, and de- ’ member that 1 thought it odd that the WO pounds of powder. Thw guns the ground that the filled cheese bill nounces as a transparent fallacy the clock should strike just as it happened.’ however, pmved too expensive, being Why pay 10 cents for other brands when you \ “‘Wasn’t il remarkable?’ I unable to stand firing 100 times, and was a revenue measure, several amend­ claim that labor can be benefited by ' can get “Battle Ax” for 5 cents? “I "as coming to it by degrees anti thejr manufacture has practically been ments to raise the revenue were offered, the maintenance of a jingle gold stand i j abandoned. The 22 ton Armstrong gun but all faii.*<l. The calendar was cleared ard as the basis of our financial system, "’anted to see just where I was. The minority report declares for the’“No, I don’t think )t was,’ she hurls a solid shot for a distance of 12 of all the private pension bills. gold standard of value and commends ’ answered, indignantly.^ ‘George has al-, miles, and the discharge of the gun can­ THE HOUSEPresident Cleveland’s administration, ways loved me and his proposal last not be.beard at the place where the ball 'telta Introduced nnd Petition* and Reio• night was quite what I exacted. Wa strikes. From 12 to 13 miles is the com-* latlona Presented. PKEPAlUTlONfe FOR ' SUNDAY OBSERVANCE. J are to be married’in ’ June. ’ *’ ”—Gosling- puted range of the most powerful guns Washington, May 19.—In the house Report of the Committer to Froabyteriao tO11 Star. ' | now made, aud to obtain that range an yesterday the greater part of the session ! elevation of m arly 45 degrees is found Saratoga, X. Y./ktaj’S^The gwerWOMAN'S WEAKEST POINT ___________ ' was taken up in the passage of 35 pen। to bo Becessaiy. Quick firing guns are -•ten bills. The committee on banking more thet-------present “r depended upon at2__ - day aud currency reported that it had ad- ill assembly begun business promptly . Why She Can’t Always Compete 8uccm«- ~ । Friday morning at £>:H0 o’clock, after [ fuUy with Men. •■ than than extreme extreme length length of of range, range, and and in in jonrned until December next. • the usual devotional exercises of half an I am not content to merely make ' this respwt what is considered the most I am not content to merely make ' this respect what is considered the most Upahington, May 20.—The house yes nni'V frit* firm-a- 1 wro»^,,>^nl .m... » perhaps, Iis — one of the for I nm am n a wmnnn woman nf of nr prognswonderful ,7 of guns, terday entered upon a two days’ debate hour. Moderator Withrow was in the money, of the immigration bills, the feature chair. The most important matter of aive‘tendencies, and study constantly Maxims, which can fire us many as 600 of the debate during the day being the the day,was the announcement of the in order to perfect myself in every de-, shots a minute and yet is so light that i j tail of my profession, for the dental a soldier can carry it strapped to his ' plea of Senator Buck (La.) against any standing committees, j In presenting the resolution on Pun- . ar-t^has made vast strides during the bask. Financially regarded, the im- I wort of restrictive legislation beyond that now on tbe statute books, which day observance Chairyan Worral re- last few years, writes Dr. Carrie Wolfs-' mease sumcf <1115,000 was expended in 1 ferred to tbe chief penis ot Sooday ot>brack, an eminent dentist. 'constructing the monster Krvpn gun 1 excluded paupers and criminals. The . OF NOVEMBER > ARE ALREADY WELL VNDf’.B WAY. A NEW ] have no desire or intention to be- and each projectile cost $4,750 title of W. C. Owens (dem.) to the seat sen*ance, sucn as the greed of gain, (ar froIn it—fOr 11 he occupied as representative of the winch compels thousands against their nlUe niv own -------------------------------------------"ill to work on the Lord's day; the dis, bel iere ihat they can compete .uroesa-1 fteventh district of Kentucky, which had Funeral PinnU. fceen contested by George Denney, Jr. the toeoneB concerning fully in almost all of the professions The olive, oak, laun-l, myrtle, x^se(rep.), was confirmed. ’individual liberty and social order, hitherto usurped by men. There are * . . -------------- , mary, cypn ss, amaranth and pandey are Washington, May 21,-In the house "hic1’ »« destructive of onr best no- । therefore, therefore, certain certain limitations, limitations, physical physical all funeral plants among the Greeks and Id TO 4E ELECTED. VXD yesterday the immigratioa bill was ’ t'onal Ifftdltions; Sunday excursions; 1 ? gamesSunday ‘ t.^ai‘5nte"ectua1’ whlch are U ”To be in need of jandcy” passed. It adds to the classes of aliens Sunday baseball -• a a-.. •• • • - be considered. A woman should be was a Greek euphemism indicating the .-xeltuled from admission to the United ^eaters and Sunday bicycle-pleasure fitted by temperament, inclination and ' death of the person so d- scribed. An ' States all persons between the ages of ridlnif. etc._________________ physical adaptability for the work, or ' Atliuninn arinf once marching against 1 16 aiui (JU years of age. except parents of she is likeh to be a failure. Dentistry the Lacedemonians was stampeded on I UNDER WATER. persons living in this country, who ' ,n th* thicket r-f th* ttzht. butlln: vhf>r^x-.y : < > >:•s:ne?3 is a profession., not a trade, an<J there is ' ita wav out cf tbe city by mreting two . which will tnrtns PBCKSI'EKITY To THE N ATION cannot both read and write English or Prairies of Northern Minnesota Become always something to be learned. mules lad<n with parsley, the omen be- I PKINC1PI.ES THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE h not <45 the .. u r tbe Lakes and Farms Archipelago*. some other language. I must Jay peculiar stress on the in- ’ ing that the whole annv would soon be «x«imry. tat.Is PRE EMINENTLY A N ATIONAL FAMILY PAPER. Crookston. Minix, May 22.—Northern Washington, May 22.—By a vote of inV®***®^ ^WtokmswlUlntevest evt-ry America:-. cIHxml । capacity of women for enduring fa-1 ’ in -------need J -* uf *• that article. ’ • * Minnesota is underItwafer. There has '’ C»u. th? a*?- FoiT1‘n)' <»rreN|KJDd-!ire. Agricnltnrsi Departw‘IE M .r Ker. rti. ovf-r'the prertdhent“ vCt^blH -othlngJUte fofc many years. ‘^7 'h' " J”'?' “ > -------------------- ~ Short Stories etunpljteIn each number, f'ctmlc Picture*. Foahkin Piav- '.' it:. . ; de­ ■ars 1 for tlint ‘B the weakest point in ' scriptions, and a variety ot items of honsehoM interest, make np AN IDEAL 1'a M1LY I’Al’ER— ..P......... - h“ become « ua ..«v, "rm°" ?' dar «x.' With Ing a pension ot SSO a mouth to Francis The rairie lake, and and ' ’V** hygienic l>JKte>,e', . Bh T"°* B. Hoover. , farms ferma have been transferred Into “ided' ,b > Physical ... „ v „ Ju „ j™, Ioo noul into archi- ' 1 *“B' aided by physical training, the ( “I’d like to hear you play the violin. We furnish “The Banner” aud New York Weekly Tribune”’ i»o:h paper*) 1 nolnrrnoc I?.' TKa .1" citnoiL., BC^t generation will nrobnhlv nnnnl Washington. the house ”“" •«» !julL ui«di",' '■ to all^mlX'noi™ ™in5ha'"' " huiu “id i-year-cia -TeureJd Tomwasaingion, May aurv 23.23.—In Ju the house , 1 « -— lamyrourdsy the conference report on the coura f°r the targe agricultural ” _ '“ergencicn, >uy ©.Hingham, who was entertaining “S O inS O — ■ sa.ua l ui ill " ■ and will be capsei- aaa j XTMUU -a ---------j 1 . . interests interests in in the the upper upper Red Red river river valval* 1 t-atcd lated physically physically as as well well as as mentally mentally , thecaller. rhv-r and harbor bill was agreed to and A in *u Minnesota Minnesota and and North North bnDa- 11 lo to COD1lie,e Kside >de by side with their male ’' "But 1 don’t nlar the violin. Tom pension bills were passed, i. bill lev. both ..................................... .. may may be be 11 competitors Tno^tltors in in whatever whatever calling colling they they ] my." P ' Tj“' on at ------kota..... What this situation is CflJH IN ADVANCE rxtniiliihing a life-saving station at guessed by t£Is significant fact: One I to enter I "Then papa must te mistaktu. I ____ ret to enter. । -Thcn mwrt Charlevoix, Mich., was favorably re­ r?“n'warren. V°,rrm'?f? ” "'tn n.!a‘bout ’'ou! ,■ t»2°" ”L.girls Prl’_fr q.“'n-y..come co!”e to me toe ’ heard him tell mamma that van you nta played ported. , , ।•■ ■^^f BAurttZ,rom Mum., 'oung frequently AAdfeas all orders to ’ 1 Washington, May 25.—In the house * and ”w J?„U®l,ock’ 40 milef north,and • for ndvi<*- I gi™ them the benefit of seccud fiddle at home. ExdmiAe on Saturday the conference reports on ' DOt ** °’,"Ked 5? lbt to ra-v experience, and, while I do not di.-1 V.e«.bl. rroneru^. “ the river aud harbor bill, and the ex- | milc« tor that dtatanoe. ,hcm- 1 advise the ft b,. wt.n . It mayphysical, be well to that an ec.te.-e, legislative and judicial bill A ratelot'. Death. taking up of a profession which, while ' eminent whomention bus eminent the physician who has been inresgame also also adopted. adopted. Mr. Mr. Howard Howard (pop., (pop.. 11 Key Key West, West, Fla., Fla., May May $3. ia.-Advices from iI IL"”? i’ ““-'tog to tigating wonertira Write your name and addies? on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. ’ |We.re —Advices from --------------, — a. mi tigating the properties of the different Ala.) failed in an attempt, to secure Cuba say that May 6 a flgbt occurred at । extreme, taxing the mental and Best, Room 2, Tribune building, New York City, and a sample vegetables announces that a diet of .cavity totosideration of a resolution to im- Cruces, province of Santa Clara, between । physical Dl’V8,ca,,oftn, “’Hv fo the utmost ------ * limit copy of The New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you.' carrots amr Iterates harshness << charac­ pencil President Cleveland on eight the Spanish and insurgent troopp. The* of endurance.-—Godey*a Magazine. ter and redaoos nervous irritability couuta. The bill granting statehood Spaniards captured Commodore Mam- ! Peas create fatty tissue and encourage favorably reported, tnerto Romero. The Spaniards, the ad- ' Joyonaneas, while turnips hare just the i vices say, wanted to burn liomero alive, *I West Virginia, the mountain state, opposite effect. Celery taken in excess HU’A^’r Kh .. “rtin ... S .hh ■ “ "... SafiV^S&M.Vk’a^ ,thrl “h ... .bayoaeta* I la foil of nitereating characters. Back ' a fewefer «« Th ‘ i J-Shpl>- I May 14, notwithstanding that Romero of the rather aristocratic little town of causa, eye trouble, while cabbage Is * < • ^/bttV«Ur<,^,ghln,Ur- ' ^nded. he wto shot. As Thillippl are fastoesae, not yet dis­ beneficial in pulmonary ailments, and lettuce aids as a sedative owing to the i. 4 ; a ; Mte.au? b'.b--.‘<V”bo“l'd: “Viva Cub. fibre." turbed by the onward march of eirili ration. A well-known politician was opium contained in its milky Jtrioe, xue woman , and fell dead, ■ ; •AUcted <o th- u« of wuvpaui, morphine canvassing through that section for which keeps the skin clear aud frosh Rocked the Boat. nnlu left ItafA bv 1--K “ Stoved from a note votes, when he came to a cabin where Bed beets are blood producing and will Oak Harbor, O., May 25.—Two men l ®fii S,wppard ,bat tc considered It his duty a young woman was holding a man ou add plumpness to the thinnest form -j1 1 i *° ki*1 Mr*. Aweny. Sheppard was u named Hugh Conroy and Steve Jans­ the ground by his cars. ‘'Done got providing they are boiled tender.—New devout spiritualist and it is said re- sen, each aged about 25, and Mrs. Mary enough?" she asked. "1 give up," he x ork Journal. Janssen,- the wife of the last named, y' Hgious ardor bad impaired his mind. said. Then the girl released the man. were drowned in the lake near here by • Bn |.'! W 'Drow ned. who went away looking very much Conroy j.। • iPhiladelphia. May 25.—A rowboat the upsetting of their boat. abashed. “What’s the trouble?" in­ • - t; ^containing six men capsized in the Del­ was responsible for the accident. He quired the politician. “Thar wa’nt no t j 4 awure river ^tujday evening and John was partly intoxicated and persisted in trouble." replied the girl. "He jus. AND NEURALGIA CURED BY ij®’0*- John Goldman and Theodore rocking the boat. used me ter marry ’im an* I've alius • ||11 kett Took I'otoon. aald I wouldn't marry any man 1 could > ___ ,-0.12.“ °*.n .VI-before »©u buv. St. Paul, Minn., May 25.—.Andrew N. whop. Kinder looks like I couldn't Is the Moat Popular Republican Newspaper Fro tried mos’ of 'em 'round ■ ». -»eW J •--- A.lit. aicamauiy Nelson, for four years treasurer of this flu’ one. county, 1891 to 1808, committed hyar an' notxt of 'em ain't anv good Laurada, left roil this all portthe on May . . -' - from — at the West and Maa the Largest Circulation 3'». landed which on Cuban men • •Dic,d Su”d, “>' .b{ x ., L-------“orphtae. I tol' 'im all about It on' I didn't want . , . .. I^V-WT* Xlltete* ,rara + mil — Ever since lira he to went out nfr.ff.oA of‘office k. he L* has TERMS BY MAIL. fee whop this an much, but he jess went ... end ammunition she earned for tbe been discouraged and financially em­ down noon as I tackled 'im. I reckon KinxurgrntM. ■ aily (without Soaday) .......................... Sd.OS per year barrassed. He was a leading democrat, I'll her ter be an ol' maid. 1 kaln't DAILY (with Seaday)J6.00 per year M ho came to this country from Sweden abide harin' no man that ain't mo' of a put the medicine right or. the man than me."—Washington Star. Salt Statistic*. • SORE SPOT? Pictured JRock., Washington, May 23.—The official statistics of the production of salt in Ou the beto of a cliff of granite and all the news and the best or current literati the United States during tbe year 1895 marble, running about two miles alon«r show the total production was 13,665,- the shore of Lake Massanog, in Canada 6i<j barrels, valued at 14^23,086. an aud rising iD plhces to • height of 300 increase of 600,000 barrels over the feet, an interesting series of picto­ Aa a Faaily Paper I» Not Excelled by Anv previous year, but p decline of >500,000 graphs has recently beer, discovert^. These picture-writings extend at inter•Ml to each Mvmbsr Of ths ftmife▼OO j DSPaSTKXWT Sb too vwry bwt of its kind. Chicago, May 25.—By gasoline stove in the Ulm he and three of hi 4 in Cticago numtuTt*. IN CONG RE S3. Baffles ‘pLUC^r S¥ If« S S S ’ THE GREAT President ol the united Slaws The New York iwio Tribune ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1 00- THE DINNER. “BETTER WORK WISELY THAN WORK HARD.” GREAT EFFORTS ARE UN­ NECESSARY IN HOUSE CLEAN­ ING IF YOU USE SAPOLIO Rheumatism AR-'THRO-PHON-I-A Piles Cured The Inter Ocean D Th^£^,T,nter Ocean— . Dr. Handy’s $l=u « The Weekly Inter Ocean OCBAN. CBicaro �Hastings Banner. BILLETS H BATTLE. ThuradA), May a8- 1B9^- dandy tricksters. Mrs. Anna Gap, wife af Ei PBOBATX OXDXB. Qld »oldlw, with a W* toddy bo- “GRAFTERS” WHO MAKE THEIR LIV­ xoria hire, was ocnniavmicati*^. ING AT DICE THROWING. ODr thousand eight hundred and n How did yo>* feel when you went ''PreBent. Charles W. Arirstrong. • SPY DANCER. PmhalB tato your firet fightl1” tfe- reporter in­ CslMRbis, m tap i In tbe matter of the estate o£ TlH-adcSia Dry^r haring died Januarv ao. nm quired, an moat pvoplo do when they be­ Stanley, deceased. KtnHi» T»1J M ww^mara «T “ I wasdelivered Flo. Clotty LI.. Uk. Rich Men On reading and filing the petition duly veri­ and one .'asper Adanw was oo the -Sen day vt Of tMnflaaS Hill €wa>«. gin I*) *sk a aoldier questionn about his itt Probate Court of TWINS in fied, of Amos C.Towlb. Administrator of said April 18H> wpotated •* estate praying for reasons in said petition set in and ter tbe County of ualboun ia The sand 'hill crane i* a very bright experiennB. leas than 20 min- forth that he may be licruaed to sell the real -aid ive Explain. Their Little Game. SUU as Adnilcismior of the "I felt as though there were * mil­ p’.ni. A Rtf-raition writer says that its estate of said deceased as la said petition des­ Ewate of taii Tbeadotia Dr*, er dertSMSi cribed. s , name is fvnoaymons of vigilance lion places in the World I’d rather be Leaning against the bar in one of tho scarcely any pain Thereupon It Is ordered, that Friday, the and uh-rtt^-ss. It tods on the treekss than-where I then Was, ” was the frank fashionable cafes up town the other Bth day of June A. D. 1896. at ten o’clock in on which mortgage there is. claimed to lx- du* after using only toe forenaoii.be asslipied lor tbe bearing of raid al tbe date of inU ;otw tbe sum of Five Hund­ j]..;)!,. or in the barren wheat- stubble, respeiuse. night was a man who until recently petition and that the heirs* at law of said de red and Three Dollars and fifly-iour cent* two bottles of ’ ‘ Were you afraid? ’ wh. rv itt*an Men lour way beyond igunceased aud all other persons Interested Id sale and an attorney's he ol twenty-five dollars pro­ "Of course I was. I knew those fel­ was one of the brightest detectives in estate , are required to appear at a aewiou of vided tor In said mo igage and no suit or pro­ ^shot, rone vf aiflock is posted us sen­ the police department He had covered said Court, then to be btrtdeu at the Probate ceeding* at law hav ng been instituted to re­ . i. and this bird stands With bill half lows shooting at ua wercn’t doing it for office, in tbe City of Haatlop', In raid County, cover the amount secured by said mortgage or himself with glory ou more than one oc­ and rhow cause. Hany there be, why tbe prayer any part thereof: . ■ u. p ady toi^is-e «an alarm. It-can be their health <Jr for ours, either, and I o! the petitioner may not b* granted. And it is Notice i» therefore hereby given that •» tbo Zll»d by ibx^-tng it With partclxMrd knew enough about guns to know that casion under the administration of Su­ further ordered, that said petitioner give notice eighth day uf August. A- D. 1896. at ten *Vlock perintendent Thomas F. Byrnes, but they were dangerous. ” to thc persons interested in said estate, of tbe In,the forenoon, thtre will be sold at the North figure- cut to pniper size and shape and pendency of said petition and the hearing front door of the Ourt House, In the Clt* of DID NOT SUFEEB AFTEBWABD. •‘But you overcame your fear as the when the shake up in the department /.,'uitrd. but me-unud kirds axe better. thereof by causing a copy of this order to be Hastings. County of Barry and State of Mich­ igan, (said Court Bouse being the building tn came and he was obliged to go he did RxpT»«i ornnil. On rveclpt of prtoa, published in the Hastings Banner, a news A pit’i*dugdwp enough to conceal a ■fight progressed?” ^*iSflK.r l’*€t,e- floofc "To MOTUEKS5’ paper printed and circulated lu said County of which tbe Circuit Court for the County ol Barry "Anyhow, I didn’t mind it so ranch so without the least feeling of regret • u, a.- th' d<K*ays are £)ut odt, aud the Barry, once In each week for three sucoessiv Is held), at public auction to the hlpbrsJ hklAre, He did not look -like a detective as he BRADFIELD KEGULATOB CO., ATLANTA, fiA, weeks previous to said day of bearing. tbe premises described in said mortgage or so : •? s luvrfiot as tliey como over. The After awhile I got mad, and (hen I for­ Chas. W. Armstrong much thereof as may be necessary m xattstv BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. lx region to jdhoot them is in the Co- got about myself and wanted to lick the stood idly puffing at his cigar. He ap­ Judge of Probate. (he amount Hue on said mortgage, as above sec . peared like a man of the world who forth with the interest ibereon, and the cart* ir.iiibia ri«W,*v|'.itershvd and’’south of it entire anny agains^ u& ” (A true copy.) PROBATE ORDEI, charges and expenses alkiwt d by law and pro­ hail just left a theater or dinner party. State ot Blk-bigan. OouLty ot Barry—«■"Didyou ever get shot?” ;u the PueiflrJoast States. vided tor in said luortrag?, said premises be­ MORTGAGE SALE. •’Bjiuu of pie Probale Court for thr "Once only, and it was queer about Not until he was greeted by a Press re­ ing situated In the Township ot Vanke* ■. When one ‘hoots a ‘bird uf “ *the ’ ’ size’ ‘ County of Barry. Lolden at the Probate offlee.In Default having been made in the conditions Springs, in the Cointy of Barry and Su> of I that You read stories in the papers porter did he arouse from a reverie he the Citv of Basting*, tn raid county on. Mon­ of a certain mortgage, executed by Lee Tinker Michigan and described as ti;e Eas: half of th* buihl ‘<lf i dime iu — midair, . - it ctjday JbB I10*. .“V °r “*7 ’» lhr W to Mark Norris, aaled the first day of October South West quarter of section twenty sever, ia ....s, like a ourd house cr a tent But about how it feel* to be shot, and I sup­ seemed to be in.. thousand eight bundled and ninety **ix. 1881. recorded the Seventh day of October 18S1. town three North, range l«n West containing "In every city on the face of the ।, one ttrewut. ChMte. W. Armrronc, Jmfce ol assigned by 1h6 said Mark Norris, the eighth righty acres of land more or less. h apparent collapses are sometimes pose They are correct* for every man has day of December 1BS8, to Tip Ketchum, and hy D^ted Hasting*. Mich. May 13.1886. a different way Of taking his null lead. earth,” said the ex-sleuth, ‘‘that has 1 robtitc. >v.*| ithe,. as. or instance: the ‘aid Tip Ketchum assigned to Harvey Will­ I . tl »e “ kUer of the estate of Jowana Van DeJahpkr Adan*, ' lu^nD^d 01 M-””“ V,!1D'- iamson ItKtrr T>. Bi ’urv’I « uld reach him he soared I’ve seen men shod square in the fore­ <u>y prvtensicns to be ing the thirtieth day of December I88S, Administrator of the E’tate of Thradotia Dry­ and on which mortgage Ibere Is due. at the er. deceased. Assignee of Mortgage. the-;, ir with wheeling flight head, stand for anj iustuuc as if turned date hereof. Tv;o Hundred and Seventy dollars. Alonzo. E. Kekaston. into stone and tluin drop withcut ever men who live by their wits, and in liv| prayirgthat bit final account tbis day the ground with fearful Notice la hereby given that by virtue of tbe Attorney for Jospvr Adams Administrator A*. ii In' hit newer ol sale In said mortgage. I shall foremg bydoos theirnot witsplu^ they do it inwa maimer d “S41 “Dowed , t..hnr*f bnfc again ho got on his feet bending a joint i Some I’ve Jkcn ran that "tU “ b“ <I . ? .?M,Z be l“,al «■» h' and a deen t of clore tbe same, by a sale at public uuctlon to Assignee of said Mortgagee. Running up, thinking "to get him alive -acreaming away and fall dtwl with tlie the highest bidder, at the North front door of MORTGAGE SALE. the Court Hnti«e. In the City of Hastings, on the " fried to tap him on the ncrcam ou their lips. I’ve seen some third day uf July J89C, at U-n o’clock In the fore Default having been made iu tbe coedBioaa : . bead and stun him. He showed fight grab and clutch al themselves and spin oas are far from being honorable. They the foreboon. be aasiKned lor the bearing of said noun, of all thatetrtalu piece or parcel uf laud ot a ceitain mortotge made by Hiram A. Bara nastv, vicious cla’S of men beside ' and that the heirs at law of said d* situated In the township of Yankee Spring*. Iht F.llzabelh R. Barber bls wife. Clareoee £L mid 1 ps*'d«my gun ils-I backed off, and around as if they |had been hit with a are whrm n . e®’ L*8m° । cexsed and all olher persons interested tn said County of Barry and State of Michigan known Barber and Lillian Barber bis wife to Full ip T. club and didn’t 3a|ow what the matter uncm a highway robjter* or a petty estate, ire required to anptar at a session ot and described as the South east quarter, of tbe Colgrove dated March 14 A. p. IK6, and record’ b,.uv»k tohir;■ wings.* _ ’ of an all - i*,d lu court, the* toHastings, be holden inatsaid the county, Probateand of- North east quarter, ol Section number ’twenty- ed in the offlee of the Recister of Deeds, for tho The sand hi 1 crane is something of a was; some rirqp quietly and Buy nothing sneak „ . thief. is , the , embodiment luuuujuitni QI thc cu „ 01 two, in-township three north of range ten west, Countv of Barry and State of Michigan, on tne that is good aud decent Right here in show cause. If Any there be. why the prayer of about it; snue jump high in the air containing forty acresot land according to the 14th day of March A. D. 1W in Liber <7 of ji r of met if wounded, and the only .uot.?* mmied. Ana ills government survey, the same being tbe mort­ Mortgages, on page -*66, That said mortgage ■ crane is di ud cue. Their l>ills are and fall stiff as; p;kers, and so on New York that peculiar class of men I was duty assigned to Sarah Johnson, and duly . flcinrinh na t tv. ' buV,er ordered, that said petitioner give notice gaged premises. no two alike. nouns.) as they do xn no other city in । to the persons interested In said estate, of tbe Dated April 4tb 1896. .. and slun p and are. capable* of put- thr .ugh a Sist-cf recorded in tbe offlee ot the Register of Deeds » j and they go on’ unhindered ... . .* pendei cy of said petition and the bearing Harvey William®. world, for party County, Michigan. “lu iuy-nwii ols.’, I was fighting in the -----out a man's ew*. C has. H. Bauer. Assignee. thereof by cr using a copy of this order to be That said mortgage was upon the express • ho sand hid <Tane has some'Gurions the wood? in -a skirmish ia Virginia on from one year's end to another. Most published in the Hastings Banner, a news­ Attorney for Assignee. condition that should default be nw»de iu th* r printed and circulated In sald County of payment of interest, or any part thereof on any ' ><tK that ^nikehhnof more than poss- a terrific WcUy. lit was lively in there, ctf them arc imbued with a desire to be­ wipe Barry, once in each week for three successive day whereon the same Is made due ana pay­ ORDER-OF PUBLICATION. the istudent of birds. Out I can te.r y*o, and I waau’t thinking come rich and be gentlemen. That may weeks previous to said day of bearing. able, as above expressed, and should tbe sam* State of Mlcblran. ■* CHAS. W. ARM81RONO. remain unpaid and In arrear for the space ot ■ i. the prairie:• parties of them have balls about xnyredf nt all. Wo had started on strike you as being peculiar, but it is Tbe Circuit Court tor the County ot Barry thirty da vs then and from thenceforth, that la 1 . Judge of Probate. These men are in Chancery. (A true copy.) say. after tbe lapse of tbe said thirty dayw, I in the spring. to which the select birds a run through an open space after tho nevertheless a fact. 1 At a session of said to OMv>* LeoiuKton much ot the aforesaid principal sum of tbre* M. in lie im ited. These lialh-aro pic- Johnnies,-and just as we slower! down— known to tho police as grafters, and i G urt. held at tbe v' Complkfnant. hundred seventy tour and lfr-100 dollars, as re' Court House in tbe mains-’unpaid, with all arrearage of inter*** y had nau got too close to they give a good deal more trouble .to J r. r- -ipie affar s from the humru stand - when we -saw thqy MORTGAGE HALE. Frederick l^ntnirton i city of Hastings, on thereon. shall, at the option of tbe said party of ■ * us- to go after them— the authorities than ten times as ranny i-dut Tht ire* curious diincts, which the main -body for r Defeudnut. ) Muud«r tbe 20tn day tbe second part became due and payable. Default ka\Ing been made In the eruditions ' of April A.D. IMS. o! a certain mortgage made by Fred W. Rickel jf-litary waltzes or pretty I began to feel ’ ik and weak and told hardeaed criminals. Default having been made in the f«yment ot • Present ILHrCltment Smith. and wife Mettle of the town of Hartings. Barry Interest due March 14th. 18©6 and the same bavI "Seo that well dressed, nice looking me that I thought I > •nn tunjps the birds leap the man next i Ch cult Judge. County. Michigan, to Samuel Carson of Gales­ * w j’l» . unpaid and In arrears fur th* • It Rartsfdetorilyappearing to tbri Court that Ing remained He^egan to say fellow who is sitting over there in an burg. Kalamazoo County. MKb'gan. dated .. r one unotflier’s backs and rfiap their must be sunsta ;k. of thirty dars and upwards tbe aforeaaM I the Defendant Frederick Leolngtun is a non- space attitude of studied carelessness, eying December 7 A. D. 1L8G. and hoot de a in tbe of­ re-ident principal sum of three hundred seventy-foar I something, and wuigs, giving] their ' ' i>ecn.liar . ” cry. _ Some~ of this stat*, and that be rt sides in tbe and fice of the Register of Deeds, for the County of 16-100 dollars with all arrearage ot Intereat the elderly man standing at the cigar Barry and Bute of Mlchigar, on the Seventh State of Ohio. On motion of Sweezey A Sweezey thereon is now declared dne and payable by th* I times rival bi; ds have fiercoducls, using Tbe next I ki_______________________ day of December A. D. t»6ln Liber 26 of Mort­ Solicitors for tbe Complainant. It is ordered of said martgage, on which mr.rtgMS* • th. ir kewr bi ls like lances, battleaxes with a bole through mychest. When I lighter? That fellow is a grafter. Ho gages. on page 212, on which mortgage there Is that tbe said defendant Frederick Lenlngton. terms there Is claimed to be due at tbe date ol thia t. got Jt or how, I never knew, &rat it dresses like, looks like and talks and claimed to be due at tbe date of thl« notice the cause bls appearance to Im* entered within four notice the sum of four hundred three DoBar* . I and tnv ueds. ©(Three hundred ninety six Dcllars and months from tbedate ol this order, aud that: and fifteen cents, and an attorney V te* ot ; ! couldn’t have been more than ten min- acts like a gentleman, and yet it seems sum Seven cents, and an attorney’s fee o Ff-een in case of tils appearance be cause his answer Dollars provided for in said mod- I uiay Bleulng’tea. | utw 'before I collapsed, because a man to mo not more than ten years ago that Dollars provided for in said mortgage, and no to tbe c< inplalnant *> bill to t>e tiled and a copy., Twenty-Gve gage, and-no suit or proceedings at la v having •. ji suitor proceedings at law having b< en institut­ thereof U> be servi d upon tbe C-mi plainant's he was a $5 clerk in a real estate office. Instituted to recover the moor-* cured >■ “The saest ..gorgeous Lady 331essing- couldn’t stand ijp long with that kind ed t* recover the moneys ?ucured by said mort- Solicitors, within twenty daja after service of- been said mortgage, or any part thereof; a copj of said bill,aud In default thereof that: byKow, i eas christened by her very ! <f ^ventilator in hk bosom. ”—Wash- His people are very poor and never were ga«. or any part thereof: Therefore, by virtue o! tbe power Of » Now. Therefore, by viitoe of the power of said bill to- taken u« conft-ased. And it Is further sale contained In said mortgage, and tbe statute able to provide him with any of the ,1 atlnwer.. Dr. Parr,. has long _ since i ingkon Star. sale contained in said mortgage, and the statute ordered that within twenty dajstbe said Coin- in such case made and provided, notice is he**- ' luxuries in which he indulges hims elf plalnant cause a notice ot thia order to be pub ­ in euch case made and pn vldeo. notice is here­ ssud nito tl &• regions of -oblivion for ; bv given that on Saturday tbe Twenty fifth d»y I ir. the Hastimir Banxeb.m d th«t tbe. ofJulvA.Dnowadays. Yet he cmi now go into a fash­ by given that on bat*iday ttieisthday of June lished JK*. at ten o'clock in the (ore- 1 • gi'uernl vv >rl(L As an authoress she A. D. 1HJ6, at un o'clock in the Forenoon, I said publication be continued for in ssid paper I shall sell at .Public Auction, to lhe i But there is another view, most po- ionable restaurant ftid order u ipleudid shall sell at Public Auction, to tbe highest bid­ ■for six successive weeks, at least once In eaeh, noon. -.-.■r sure, e<.<•<! in making any mark, । est bidder, at the North front door of the CXxrt !■ der. at the North Front door of the Court week, or tbal he cause a copy of said order to House In the Clt) ot Hastings. Michigan (Ch*fc* & meal from a bill of fare that is jirinted i tent of all, which enust be considered - .ugh she v < rked at rhe business us House tn tbe City ol Hastings [that'being the be pervonally served upon tne said defendant. being the place where the Circuit Court foe k ____ w of _ ____ the_______ United ___ in French. He is not well up ia litera- Rlace where tbe Circuit Court for Barry County Frederick I/jnington, at least twenty days be­ : her successors of the pres- ] as affecting tbe (toKdity Barn- County is holden). the premises deserilMMl fi irtituted. Until the ' ture iwoids-the. subjwt very cleverly i boldenj. the ptmji(«m described tn said fore tbe lime prescribed for hl> appearance. In said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be •• mt day. H:• r novels were many and i States as new qoDr^*Cx.kmknt Smith, mortgage, or so much thereof ae may be neces­ if it is introduced. Still he h u hard Circuit Judge. present time th* west has been bound sary to pay th* amount due on said mortgage, fashionable, Mrs. Gore like in their 8 per cent Intervet, and all legal costs to­ oos ts .together with an attorney's fee ot Twe*^ I. to 'the east by tire of parentage and student,’devotes himself to a few select­ with method and filled with strange and , gether with au attoriTy'* fee of Fifteen Dollars MORTGAGE SALE. five Dollars covenanted for therein. tbe prvmte- i ■ ring se aps of French. ^he edited home. The western man who was sent ed books for. several hours a dar and ba covenanted for thereto, tbe premises being de­ Default having been made in the conditions ts being described In aald mortgage as all tboee 1 other ways tries to improve his mind scribed in said mortgHge as all that certain lot certain pieces and narcels of land situate an* ■ of a certain mortgage made by Maryrett A. k - »1 bear tv for fancy clients and at to rfhe senate or the house of representa­ piece and parcel of land situate in the Township Stevens. F'orencc E.npnuldirg. Orrin E. Bar­ being in tbe city of Hastings In tbe CountyM •' and his'maimers. ” of Hartings In the County of Barry and Btate of ker. Man E Baiker Blanche B. Barker. Agues Barry and State of Michigan, and known am fa^cy prices, r ’ "" and’ ’when The Mews was tives was-bora inithe east; the western Michigan, and known and ces< rtbtd aa loltowm: Barker. Maitiu V. Barker. Harriett I. Bwtaer described as follows; ' ‘But how docs he get his money?” lir< started under the editorship of xnerchunt who had accumuhtted a kittle Tbe west half of the Easi halt of East half ot to Emily Li. Bostwick, of Ub«.i. New Ycrt The North balf of lots Nine hundred art* ala. 1 : “He^shakes dice. He is on< of the North East raxrtrrot i-retion Twenty-four [211 • "::trk« Dick ‘ins she was offered an en­ money turned ma face to >fhe east to December 17 A. D. iMaaud record­ tv-three fS«5) and Nine hundred sixty four (Ml) '; in Town three [3’j North Range Eight {8] West dated cleverest dice shakers in this country. ed Id the offlee of the Rcgirter < f D< eds, for the of the City ot Hartings. Michigan, according tn {• a purveyor cf fashionable visit the. old homestead or the last rest­ containing twenty *eres more or less. ’ County cf Burry and State nf Michigan, on the tbe recorded plat thereof. BAMVfcL Carson, • ii -neo a nd asked £’800 a pair for it. ing places of his; parents.- He loved th» In fact, I don’t believe he has in equid. . Sabah Jonssotr, ;• 19lh day ol December A. I) IF89, in I Iber 33 of Philip T.Colghovr. Mortgagee. Mortgai-es. oac Ixcayse it; gave him'birth- Tije The plan he is going to follow now is ou page 72. on which mortgage there > Philip T. Codgrove. Assigneeot Mortgsgw*. Attorney for Mortgagee. Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee. this, provided be succeeds in inufing is claimed to be due at tbe date ot this notice Dated Miweh 9.1896 50 for six months on ap­ present, genvratiat. iu the west feels up JM ’ . Cd April 30, IM. the sum of E ght hundred Ninety I >Kht Pollsrs the acquaintance of tho elderly man. and Ninety Elzb: ceLUADd an atturiiC/s fee cf f?r< 'VuL. mi&c if ufidently chose the latter, such thrill, is bqund by no K*?h endear­ MORTGAGE SALE. They will enter upon a general conver­ Twenty-five Dollars piovidtd for tn said with, the -ii> • hoH’huly result 4U the end ing: tie. It is of the west, western; it Defanlt hrving been made In the conditions cf mortgage, and du suit or procetefngs at law­ MORTGAGE BALZ/ ,.t«l sation, in which he holds his own. They >f the tens-—Dickens having _ in the has breathed a mcw atmosphere; it has a certain iMonguge. whereby the power therein having been Instituted to recover the money s having been made in tfte cotidil-'onj. . w uptime Tefircd fr< m his uncongenial imbibed new and dislikes. In the have’aryera! drinks. Drinking becomes contained to sell nas beecme opeiatfveexecukd secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof; ofDefault h certain mortgage made by The Michigan * Now, Therefor-, by vir.ue of .tho power ol hv FrvriiiHti H. Bostwick of Barr) C* unty tn tbe monotonous, and they drift out in the w rk. and. John Forster hariiig;nccepted generations whi&i are yet to come the State of Mlcbipan to John Davei nort and Ira sale contained-1: said mortgage, nna the sUt- Whip Company a corporation organized unde • in such cm-** inace and provided, notice Is tl e laws of the State uf Michigan and hart*) ...- psesT ad interim—she was informed bond-of sympathy will be still further streetttoget hi r. Does he tell tho old man Davcnrort Executors ot tbe last viii nr<l testa­ ute place of business at Hastings, Barry County , that hr. is a stronger in New York? Not ment of Ira Davenport deceased bearing date, hereby given, that on Saturday the irt day of it* removed. that her evs were-tie* lunger,wan ted. tin* Second day ot .June A. D. eiRhte-n bur- August A D: iwCaii to o'clol k in th* for noon, I Michigan to the Hastings City Bank a corpora 1# ! Therepn>'enuitive in theFifty-fourth at all He says lie has been here all his <lred and eighty-one . and recoidtd in *hall sell af Public Auction, ro the highest bid­ (Ion organized undertbe laws of the Stale o a. She fough for her hand lianl enough Michigan and haring its place of busim ss a ।», ' der at thNorth front door uf the Court House the tifflee cf the. Register of Deeds, for- the congress from \*ifcromiug until he visitedlife. He ha/I an engagement to meet count) of Barr} tn said State of Michigan, on In the City ot Ha-tlngs. (that’being tbe place Hastings. Barry County, Michigan.dated Marti f • lady, affitr years of some«friends at the hotel, but they dis­ third dt^ ol Jure A. !». eighteen where tii* Circuit Court fur Barry County is 5. A.D 1886. nnd recorded In the offlee ot tl* U “ArdbiflD '2 hzhts’. ” luxury with her WHidjingtnn recently had never boon appointed him.’ He comes to another ibeTwenty Register of Deeds, for the County of Barry ant . J ! tCHKholden), the prem1«es described in a :Id mort­ hundred aod eighty one in Liber 1C ot Mi>rt£ “- hotatn) —. -t *o much thereof as may ?- necessary Srntc of Mlcblran. on lhe Fifth day of Mr.Te* : £ said mortgage was dul — magnificent husband, but we 'fear that cast-of Chicago. IThere are jura in Qali- fashionable cafe and asks the old man to ea. on page«00 ___which ,___ -____ ___ a--- __ duly rage,ui A. I) lfc9«. tn i..ibrr 32 of Mortgages.,on par- ?, pa) til* amount due on >Kid mor gage, with assigned n««lKDe4 oo on the tbe tenth day <1»y ol o! Janua January — A. • P. ' to pay I । fornu. today to T^hom Washington is ns h‘*r positiac in *he literary _ world was -•r ct id. interest, and all l-gai cost’s, toselber 4-’i. on which mor(f a;e there is claimed lo b« ; . have a drink. He drinks whisky, -but eighteen huo<lre<1 ai>d ninety five, by thu raid S P«« Ith an attorney's fee of Twenty five Dollars ■ du* at the dHle»: ihl< notice the sum of Flv. *», » u t at any i une tine of soliZLsccurify. ' distant in every sense of the word as ♦HP. -n. ncnniivemnii HiTninflii mhI Irx Davenport,executor*. toCaxneron with the .w-rvtL-u arc usually smalt Perhaps if -^bn tlie drinks .arc usuaiiysmau. rirnajwu p waxmmn. ot Detroit, in •»!<! rt*te. and eo— fnr therein, tbe I'remises being de- ‘'lH>ii«and one lint dred <tgh- -lx Duh*ar« ara . ' Privately sh J free! under a cloud from • Chinn is t > u.s here in the twr. When he gets too manv lx* will lose one on the Ere*«t T. Tappey of tbe same place, sole exe- j eovena scrlto d in said mortgay* aa ail that certain lot El.-ven cents, and an attorne'’-. fee vt Thirty .! Dollars provide!, for in sa;i- mortgage, aw ij the vandal cinch always connected her j President-V-Harrikin went to The Pacific flrvir A a thm- wn frnm nnp nlsim to nn- cUtor of the Iasi will of Psmela W Tappey, de- •iece Pj< mi d parcel of land siiii..te in the Town of ! fin 1U)(1 Brirn E wsurmiw ol u.e »uie ot jJ Maple Mi slope ji few yeni ago, he wm a visitor floor. As they go rrum om place to nnGrove In the County of Barry and Bute n« »u!t or uroceeilIngs nt law haring been in i. « name with ■<’onnt’ d’Orsay, aud we supother tho places will deteriorate, and-• Color.tdo. sole executrix ot (he last will of of Michigan, and known and described as fol­ I Mituted to rveonr t!R- money. : cured bv soli 11. . from strange [country. Tbe present i.--rtgag'. or any part, there!.;; (». Waterman, deceased, which said as lows.hout reason. At alt events, finally, the old ifmn having had a «uf- Thomas Tbe Ea*t half of the South - East Quarter of ‘ Now.TamfOrc. by virtue of the pow.c o • slgnmrul wm.on tbe First day of Juue A. D. •iit-y w ver . tppear/to have taken any chief executive has oever seen the Rocky ( ficieut number' uf drinks to make him eighteen buodred and ninety-five recorded In Section Thirty-two (82) in Town Two (2) North sale contained in s..td mortgi'ge.nod the <.-uM I ’• ps to def ud chtxnselves against the moontains. much Jess sot foot upon the । woozy, the last place will be one in said Register’s Office. In Libtr32of Mortgages, Range Seven .") West containing Eighty Acres tv such cise mad* ami provided, notice n hew i b\ riven that on Friday the Till rd day uf .'tils £ '• page .T7B apon which mortgage there Is ot Land more or less. charges < -f j apers like The Age, which br;c*ldomain which slopes from their; which 3Ir. Grafter has .a dice boxplant- cm Clalmr i to be due at tb* date of tbts notice, tbe Emily D. Bostwick. ' A. D. 1WM5 at 10o’clock In the Forenoon. I aha! -2 • sum of Three Hundred and rixfy-five dollars cjitieipativi „ Mortgagee. sell at Pifflllc Auction,.to the highest bidder, a .‘-I, ' . i similar class of journals snowy peaks to lhe ever blue Pacific. —tbe North front door of tbe Court House, tn th- •. . Paiur T. C olo ho vk. (8065.001 and nowt.lt or proceedings at law hav ­ Homy Litchfield West in North Ameri ­ that sprang iup in our own day, and City of Hasting!, (that being tbe place wher • ’ 'What do you mean by planted?” Attorney for Mortgagee. ing been Instituted at law to recover the same the Circuit Court for Barry County Is bokSea] ■ rather suffidiv id judgment by default— can Beriew. By aha 11 mean that the barkeeper or any part I hereof, notice Is therefore hereby, Dated Ai rilMMh. 1HK. the premises described In said taortxaxy. o ■ . given, that on Tuesday the25lh day of August London Spoliator. so much thereof as may be necessary t« pas lb , ‘ . is a friend of the grafter, and keeps be­ next, at eleven o’clock Id the forenoon, I riiall MORTGAGE SALE. ' <£nb T>i-tnnrr In Gotham. anwunt duexm said mortgage, with eight pe , . •« hind the liar special dine and a special sell at public auction, io the highest bidder, Default having been made in the conditions cent, intercit. and all legalcosts. together wit (sale to cake plaee at the front door of tbe Court When Rhe clubs of New Yo* were TWO CUTE FOXES. xlice'box to be used or special occamana. House, in the city ol Hasilngs that being tbe of a mortgage made by Wm. H. Whipple and an attorney’s fee of'Ttilrty-five Dollars got j • fewer and theiir houses were smaller Klace where tbeCircuit Court for Barry county bls wife Ella A. Whipple, to Jehu Andrews, enanted for therein, tbe premises being d» . ' •This iaone of die special occasions. Per ­ *They Had Fna While Baffled KmiteM than they arc now, the restaurants had i held), the premises described in said niort- January 3.1883, and on January 23.1BM. record­ scribed in said mortgage as all tbote eertat ' haps Lshould explain to you that in or­ Kiu e. (or so much fbercef as shall be necessary ed in the offlee of tbe Register of Deeds of lots pieces aud parcels of laud situate in tt . Wondered Where They Were Hidden. .a monopoly-of all the big dinner* of a Barry County in the Slate of Michigan, in Liber City ot Hastings In the County ol Barry a* ' der toimanipulate a dice box, or rather tosatlsfv the amount due on such Mortgage, 44 otMortgages, on page 1C3. on which mort State of Michigan, and known and deserUwd a In Ctating is toltf the story of a pair aemipubliecharacter. Every one cf the with seven per cent. Interest and legal costs, tit--dice, die inside of Che box must be together with an attorney fee of Fifteen Dol­ gage there Is claimed ro be due Five Hundred follows: f ‘uxes that fur n tinie, at any rate, .dozen or more large.elube in New York and Fifty One Dollars and eighty-nine cents Lots six hundred twenty-seven 76271 six Inn ■ ■ ; perfectly <rn<x4iL That is because the lars provided for by statute'-, that Is to say. tbe and no suit or proceedings at law havirig been deed twenty-eight [Gifl and six hundred tweni* . ' -njoyed the spirt of a fox hunt Tho now has a ikitchen where .a dinner can kHlowlng piece or parcel of laud, viz: grafter holds one or more of the dice The South West quarter of the South West instituted to recover tbn amount secured by nine [6281 togeiher with the tenements, herrtf I u gs jumped them, but.after awhile tho b» prepared fur several hundred people mortgage or any part thereof. aments and aptmrtanences belonging or )*ajj» .»( . in bis fingers and places ii in the box West quarter of Section Twenty-two [221 Id said Notice is therefore hereby given, that on Sab wise pertaining to or situated upon said rea ■ . 'had «euded at a pond. •with as much attention as the largest 1 in such a «>*ay that it will slide out of^ Township Two 121 North. Range Ten [ 10] West, in the County of Barry and State of Michigan, unlay (he 18tb day of July 1886. at ten o'clock estate including the power connected «itht* -, ' Ab »ut the center of tho pond was a .reataurantR could give to iL. Many the ixxx right side up when the proper'c containing in the forenoon, there will be sold at tbe north build Ings upon said real estate also In'-huD*. •’ ? forty acres more or leas. front door of the Court House, in tbe Clcv of engine, boiler shafting counter shaftlrg.puaey 1 •>' . ur wer^the two ends .of which were large dinpen have been given at the Dated Kalamazoo May 25.1896. "jh^ing the । time comes. ......................................... Hastings. County of Barry and State of Mich­ hungers, belting aud machinery of every natur CAMERON 1). WATERMAN. Id the water, while the’highest point .of new Metropolitan club. F ~ ***'’ .! igan. said Court House being tbe place in which and kind connected with or in said buildinc. . h ■ iTJndm“‘Some of the dice shakers have oel-i; • Ernest T. Ta ppey. Execntor, the circuit court for the County of Barry is Hastings Cit y Bank. the curve was perhaps J2C feet above the •Wimer the Lotos gives half a dozen din­ luloid boxes planted, and this, wjth '" ' Hrlkn E. Water* an. Executrix, held, at public auction to the highest bidder, Ph ilip T. Colgrove. Mortncra'! n of Mortgagees. I- nd. The dogs were ^working about ners in its clubhouse, cacti one of which a square set cf dice, makes the sliding J. D. Burns, AttorneyAssignees the premises dSicribed in said mortgage or no for Assignees much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the the* iH'ixti, looking far the {trail, and tbe is at*>nded by «♦© or more people, and process an easy matter. But celluloid is amount due on said mortgage whb the interts: NOTICE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS. dm n were looking, too, and they were bs many as 275 persons hare bee* dined thereon, and tbe coots, cnarges and expenses likely to excite suspicion, so tbe leather MOBTGAGESili 7~’(... allowed by law and provided for In said mort­ h-ginniigf to feel rather.curious, espe­ there. The University and the Munhat- .boxes are most commonly in use among State of Michigan, County of Barry—sa. Notice Is hereby given. that by an order of the. gage, said premises being situated in the Vil­ been nude In He roi dltlee cially ax-every few moments they would Xan cltf* give large dinners from time dice RhAkers who are clever at their Probate Court for the County of Barry, made lage of Delton. County of Barry and Bta'e of ot Detsuh.be.lnf > eerteln moorage made br (ieoira w hear a f<H yelp sharply. It sdemed to be to time. Of ooureeanch a dinner wws- business. A man who is clever at his on the 15th day of May A.' D. 1H96. Six Michigan and described aa Village Lota Num Gregory and Ann Gregory bls wile to Anu t inonttrt from that date were allowed for credi­ her thirty four and thirty-five In the Village ot AuMln dated January 2nd A.“D. ;**e. ■r* Tt Lutes He services of extra waiters, but business can shake out four aces in pok­ tors to present their claims against tbe estate a de risive hark, which it prdbably was. lu the aff.ee of the keg!star of On Aj > *ccort“,‘ U corded of Nancy M. Jordan late of said After awhile a movement in .-the top of it does not strain tbe kitebe* service.for the County of Bam- and State of NicMati " er dice as easily as he can eat his din­ County, deceased, and that al! creditors nf Dated April». im. ??>LheJl€?u<1-<hiy c{ Jaua*nr A. D. ira-r K . the curve of tho tree in the pond attract­ Sew York Letter. deceased are required co pre , • John Andrews, , ' ner. Not only that, but he defl® detec- said ■ Liber 33 of Mortaages.on pan 3®, on whie ‘ their claims to said Probata Alonzo E. Kenaston, Mortgagee. inortaaice there Is claimed to be due ai Hir**i . ed attention. . tion in the doing of it He would be isent Court, at the Probate office, in the City of Attorney for Mortgagee. of inft notice tie yum of Twelve Hundred .. “L’pcn ihw tree,” the aoeonnt con­ caught by one m of his own class, of Hastings, for examination and allowance, on or five Dollars and Mxty-eeven cents, and an m --------. . , ‘! caugnt tiy one ordinary man would before the 16th day of N«.vemfer next, and that tinues, "seated comfortably M the point . Th, Baar/amily of Anba«zm. Derby- Qonrs^ tat the toroey’a feeof Tweniv-fiv* Dollars provided fo ’ • MORTGAGE BALE. — -- ------- » jsuch claims will be heard before said Cour’.on d said mortrage, and.no suit or proceed!, ga* ‘ >» f f its higbestmrve, was an old .dqg fox. shta. England, haw a roriona b Te do reason for respecting the 15th day of August and on Default having been made In tbe conditions law haring Wn instituted to roeor^r lb< ’I have suspecting that ev ev-­ Bnturdav, । Monday, tbe 16th day of November next, at ten of a mortgage made bv James F. Norwood and Tbe cunning rascal had traveled .aero® in the ehap- «f u 1~<' <* “ erythlng was not' right, * ’ *• o'clock in the forenoon of eaeh of iboee days Delia Norwood, bls wife. V» John Aidrew«. thereof 9ecured by S11<1 roort<*t’‘. w « r par ’ dice box having been produced, die pund on the logs, then sealed tbe now over «O» years old. Thetotmd. rs Now.’Therefore .by virtue of lhe power < ! ’’i "Die dice box having been produced. Dated May 15th.. A. D. live. March ZZ. 1883. and on March -27.18*3, recorded U«tAw W. Armstrong. Judge of Probata in the offlee of the Register of Deeds of Barry sale contained In Raid mortaaae. and the bent tree, aud while we watched he of the family, it appears, were great I shake for drinks, and finally it ia • *' County In tbe State of Michigan, in Uber 38 of In such case made and provided, aottae ka hen : thllt they shake for money, jerked his goodly brush up and down friends of King John. When that mon- i Mortgages,on ;>-ge DM, on which mortgage by given that on SMurdav tbe Eleventh day <*» c . b* old man win not wmt to aud barked his derision at the whole arch died, be made several land grants Wanted—Responsible party either male or there Is claimed to be due Five Hundred aad Julv A. D 1896 at ten o'clock in the ftnen*e* . ■ Twenty eight Dollars and thirty-six cents and Fubllc AUrtioc, to the hlgbeat Mt f I J{ he docsn-t and eaa’t be penraad- female to take county Vigency for our Raisin no suit or proceedings at Jaw bating been In- shall sell atSo pf rfurmance. After awhile we saw his to tbe Soara. One of these tracts, it ap- , 2b fronl door of 'he CtJurt Hot Seeder. It seeds a pound In five minutes, is weI1 and good. Tbe grafter has vixen seated on an adjacent log. They pears, had always been conveyed Witt practical, durable, simple and sells on sight A ■t'tuted to recover tbe amount secured by said in the City uf Hastings, Burry Co.. Mteh. ul mortgage or any part thereof, being the place where the Cireutt C«*rt l For particulars address. affable and courteous all the time child eau operateBit. were simply watching the futile efforts a loaf of bread as a witness ot gooa Notice is therefore hereby riven, that on Sat­ Barry County ia betdra . the *r«rals. s Arrar igalow, Williams <i Co.. arforo they port comof c.-ur pack to locate them, and, likely faith. When King John mode over the ; Cleveland. O. urday tbe I8ih day of July Ac, at teu o’clock ea in said mortgage, w » much thereof m. in tbe forenoon, there will be sold at the north be necessary to pay tbe amount due on papers tth0 । nany, nowevtr, however, it i-nongh, they enjoyed tbe experience. ” frontdoor of the Court House, in the Cirv of mortgage, with six per cent. Interett jm»L papvio to tv tho original Soar,■ he ’“ <4_^e in is a pretty sure -thing —-o tMkbNte*’* XwlUi IM—— d Brae*. h® Hastings. County of Barry and State of Mich- tegal costa, together with an mtornev's Me traditional, loaf along with,'the wnt- 1| Sat the grafter hM borrowed.............. of the........ old . One of the men got up wind from tbe Saditional, that tne grwivr • K>. said Court House being tbe place in which Twraty-fiye taeilars ceveoantod fur tMrela. frigs." and the, -oitac loaf are i feiww . . .he_ had »for — I,। !■ -uiiinals and his scent drove them out ing*. fellow awut about what spent circuit court for tbe County of Barry is Ipld, MWBisee being described in said Dwrtca*e ” and tho deed ttU( ~•------» -----. ---o« sacred relics. ” I• at public auction to the highest bidder, the 5-1 tDo*? The dogs took the male fox’s trail and both kept tn to f-hiu thia /lev dsy m relics.— prOmiBing of course to pay U p*rcel» of land «it net e ta premises described In said mortgage or eo Town of Cast let on In tbe County cf Barrv i drove it at last to a log spanning a *6L 6L Louis Rep Republic. ublic. j, much thereof i s may be necessary to satisfy, St«. ot Mkb'ran. nurt known LnKlJSSL the amount due on said mortgage, with tne In­ lot tows: . . • ditch, on which a man was sitting. The ---------------------------- . "Thechancea are about even that tho terest I hereon: and the coat*, charros and ex­ The should invent The man man who who should invent a a mama- |। something, and if he fox did not see the motionless wan till penses allowed by law and provided for In sa:d » Utt chine ho that people -------------could drop iu whlch ra_^ mortgage, aald premises betor situated In the cept two acres Id fbe dose enough to be reached, when, cnine - a •penny - । . .. ---------1 . „„™. for »>« doo hjm tako Village of D» Ron. County ol Barry and State of Also the South Teo a frantic leap sideways into the water, in thc slot and pick out a name for the , Michigan and described as lot number sixteen off the North West qt in the Village of Dtlteu also lot cumber erne he escaped the grab. The race did nou babv would surely make a fortune—it the thing good natnredly. |_ hundred and thirteen la Bush and Blackman's last long then. The wet fox gave off would take eo many tries to get a name Addition to said Village m Delton. Barry Coun­ (M) *cre« ty. Mich . aeourding to tbe Recorded Plat therea strong, easily followed scent, and the to nit. turwy ___________ _______ _ wet brush was like a piece of lead, so Dated, April 22. 1888. A plumber in Bremen or Hamburg, Job* Andrews, tho animal was killed by tbe dogs while FhiijpT by hard labor and in a favorable ee«m. AdonzoK. Kua the men rushed in afoot to get a cloaer him. ’’—New York Ptwe. | cm, make no more than 45.’*° a ■ view. r-ivnit BaaS- Proprietor*. K „ “MOTHERS’ FRIEND” X‘?ib0 /“T1 a c<T,nin cb“ rf 1 -‘S I PILLS hNNYROYAL ----— d„™.EK ■ W8d-»n Idea �Hastings Banner. CLEVELAND'S CASE. I WR*, **K; H«E*rt-rr ... ■■!!■! II —... , ! Gwkii Hwib did not eppmt omo< llw I nt of ieniori. Tb« cIem namtan twenljrThere are many persona is tbe United H.rn End Ii I, tbe >uf«t elM. enr *r>dMAKSRALL 4.. CQQK.mtO’. States who revile anti ridicule Hon. i more time to tbe consideration of the from tbl« Mbool. Stephen Grover Cleveland, president of ! claims of different aspirants to the vice uated B:at»b Batter baa left rebool. the United States. They sneer at him. I prarideacy than it had an opportunity The elaa> In ruuilc wUl *l,e a ooneert In www BAurnm mxcz.. r^sTomcr, They \deride his claims to being conse­ to do in recent canro—es There is not the hlEh reboot room Thursday erenlw 14. .87^. crated. They jeer in a fiendish manner much uncertainty as to wbo will be May 28tb: admlr»lon 10 cent,. Proceeds at the assumption that be is a man of Dominated f>r president. It is clear to help bay near m>k book, tor tbe bkb i destiny. Their contumely is poured out now that McKinley is the choice of the rch’ool. ' The seniors and juniors with three in­ as freely aa certain fanatics would have republican masses for that office, and The Aw«l-Protection Tic Up. tbe mints pour out the dollars of onr , the party should soon begin to turn Sts vited friends will enjoy a picnic at Thorn­ Everything is at • deadlock in the Sen­ daddies. attention to the selection of the man apple, Friday May 29tb. Fred Young. Geo. Wiseman, Milton ate when It comes U legislation touching But if Mr. Cleveland is a prophet with- | for the second place on tbe ticket. In Murphy, Charley Bush. Ward Stratton of the ... post the . . onlj . - and Morris Wooton have vfolled us tbe tbe economic Intern a of tbe country, or out special honor in his own country; if a few conventions aft lots, near Scfcool Hmm. >J3<». its financial welfare. It was the purpose he withholds tbe announcement that he contest was that on the vice presidency, post week. The fire alarm was sounded Thursday of the Committee on Ways and Means to is readv for s third term in the fear . The democratic gatherings of 1831, that it would be followed by a bloody • 1836, 1840 and 1888, in which Jackson, forenoon unexpectedly and in spite of the call up tbe bill repotted by ebat-committee riot in which he would disappear from Van Buren and Cleveland, respectively, great fight ou the part of a large somber, repealing the free alcohol tfijure of the the face of the earth, still fellow citixens, i were the unanimous choice for pred­ the building was cleared in seventy GonnanAVUson act. but tbe action by tbe ict not the fact be forgotten that there dent, were of thia order. So was the seconds. The seniors will hold a festival Wednes­ Senate on that subject gave evidence that ore places on this fair globe of our* , whig convention of 1844, which nomtbe bill cannot prw that body as at present where Stephen Grover Cleveland is hqjd inated Clay by acclamation. The re­ day evening June 3rd ou the Methodist lawn. Ice cream, cake and strawberries in high honor and is regarded with that ’ publican conventions of 1864, 1868 and constituted. will be served for 10 cents, This Is to en­ Tbe only effect of the proposition for re­ satisfaction which comes from lively j 1872 were of tbe same kind, for the Mis­ large the “comtnencemeDt fund.” ! oouri delegation's vote for Grant in At a meeting of the senior class Thurs­ pealing the free alcohol section of the ex expectation of favors to come. One of these places is the ancient town ; 1864 was an empty formality to obey day night, the uiutto which was given In isting Tariff Is, therefore, -to invite forth r —»:._w —■ — . - There, — ! the instructions given by the state when this column last week was cancelled and of Bradford, in Meny England. attention to tbe blunders of the Democratic‘ thanks to an American democratic there appeared to be some chance of op­ this one adopted. “Plus Ultra—More Be­ * party in enacting that item of the Gorman1 tariff for deficit, business has been position to Lincoln, and the vote was yond.” It was also decided to invite Rev, Tariff and the general unwisdom and in­■ spouting, jumping and thriving. The Immediately changed and Lincoln’s Grigsby to give the Baccalaureate sermon. competency of tbe party in dealing withi loyal subjects of her gracious majesty nomination made, unanimous. SIXTH GRADE. tbe Tariff question. Tbe Republican। the queen, there resident, have been pil­ The trouble which has come to parties The absence ones this week are Bur­ I ing up the pounds, fthillings and pence HASTINGS, MICH. from mistakes made in the choice of dette Sutton. Willie Scotts, Zuela Engle- j members of Congress who favor the repeal and Willie Tyndall. of tbe free alcohol clause base their opin­. in a manner most delightful and com­ vice presidential candidates would make hart We are preparing our school exhibit for I ion upon the fact tint the clause is only forting to John Bull’s commercial na­ a long story. Of tl n four vice ‘presidents ture. While they were flourishing in —Tyler, Fillmore, Johnson and Arthur next October. iSSSSSl serving to pile, up obligations against the1 this cheerful manner, workmen on this Our visitors are Mabel Nash and MiM —who went to tbe presidency on the Treasury, involving ten or twelve millions1 side of the Atlantic were not thriving. death of its incuhibent, only one— Stlncbcomb. MI m Fifty of our puplb surprised of dollars annually, with little or no good Indeed, they complained, and bitterly Arthur—gave satisfaction to his party. FOB HOT WEATHER very effects upon the Industrial interests of the। too, of hard times and difficulty In ob­ Fillmore, it is trqe, pleased a faction of Woodard Wednesday evening. A giru pleasant tjme was had and several country. t Most of the Free-Traders in taining employment. his party, and, iD/the trying’circum­ left as rememberances. DRINK That should not excite wonder when stances in which he was placed, he did both branches favor tbe repeal bill for the! Curl W.ber expects to pi to Hastlnxs Io L reason that It affords a quick aud easy we read that iiJ Bradford alone in one fairly well. TyleF. however, immediate­ Wild Cherry ly after going to the higher office, got a few days to go Into training for bicycle i yearitsexportsof coatings to the United way out of a gross blunder of their party States jumped from 81,200,000 to $7,500,­ into a wrangle with the whig leaders riding. With proper care ana training he j in the last Democratic Gongress. PHOSPHATE, and 000 and in J895 Its entire trade with the on a vital question of policy, and from will be one of the crackerjacks of the i Although tbe free alcohol clause has not United States increased from $8,200,000 the effects of that feud the party did state.—Nashville News. . taken money from the Treasury, there are to $28,000,000. not fully recover until three or four Real Estats Transfers. Hire’s goot Beer already pending something like 810,000,­ We may say what we will of demo­ years before his death. The reason why Dr. W.J. Mooriey Lee, the Distin­ 000 in claims against the government— cratic financiering; we may acceptor re­ the republicans did not suffer from the Kearney Root tn Maraud Campbell. 47 &2100 a. guished Japanese Throat and Leng claims which the Democratic administration ject tbe democratic contention that hard Johnson disturbance was that the mn*. so. KuUand. Ludwig EbuI to Catharine Paul, lota. Wood-: 10 eenM per bottle. has refused to recognize, notwithstanding times would hove been suffered if-Gen. democracy’s punishment for secession land. II. Surgeon, Ear and Eye Expert 3 bottles tor 25 cents. Hnbenaat tn Chao. H. and Julia A. I tbe fact that such claims are tbe natural Harrison had been reelected in 1892, had not yet been completed. Tyler, of -Jacob lots. Nashville. MM. . and the tariff for deficit had never course, was really a democrat on the Reynold:-. Peter C<>«ert u> James M. and and Grace E ’ andloglcal outcome of the legislation Incurbeen placed on the statute books, but chief issue of the day aud not a whig, Bauer. Im*, Grant’s add. city. 8100 porated In section-61-of the existing Tariff the fact is not to\>e ignored that, as a David Bwker to Harry O. Bowker, 2K a, oec. and the whigs who Dominated him to WE SELL THEM. act, known as the free alcohol danse. Tne result of democratic legislation on this attract the democratic vote framed no uurr rui, DEEDS. investigation by the Committee of the side of the Atlantic, the trade of the platform, while Johnson’s nomination John McArthurtn David B. Kilpatrick, par­ The ooh d xpKtaiht «ho hi, Mj0!rt Bouse has -demonstrated that the enact­ English town of Bradford has been ben­ was a concession to the war democrats. cel. »|, Woodland. SlfiO ment of that clause was made without re­ efited within tbe lost 12 months as The convention in neither case thought New York and this state, will iWjD Ttl|. Naval Cadets. gard to tbe other schedules of tbe Tariff the trade of no .American community of the possibility of the death of the 1 am requested by the Secretary of lhe president. bill, with tbe result that, where it was in­ has been stimulated or promoted. HASTINGS ON WEDNESDAY, Shave hairs as we may over the tariff, It is a well-known fact, of course, Navy to name a cadet for the Naval AcadAlso ebntee Irraona, 3Oc prr Sox tended to give to the -manufacturers who invoke the shadows of Bright and Cob­ that conventions seldom give any intel­ eny for thia, the 4th' Congressional District Aimour’a Luncheon Beef t and JUNE 3RD, aid confoming to a custom that has prenee alcohol In tbe arts a “free raw materi­ den; glorify Clay, Lincoln, Blaine, Al2 pound r«o. Hrinr. Baked ligent consideration to the question of Bean* in Ton atn Sauce. Table al,” tbe result of tbe legislation was not | boon and Aldrich—yet facta like this tbe choice of a vice-presidential candi- ivilled in tbe District 1 have arranged for Sauce sad Pickles of all kind*. a competitive examination *o be held at Io accomplish this purpose. Moreover, so , stand in the broadest and boldest re­ date at nil. The selection of the man Hastings, June 3. 1896. nadly was tbe matter handled that lhe lief. for the first place on the ticket is the All candidates will report at the office No American city, no American inter­ only thing that these gatherings or- 1o’ Dr. A. P. Drake at 9 a. in., where tbe action, if carried out, would have resulted All Invalids who visit (these eminent in grossly disproportionate Protection be­ est has been fostered and benefited by dinurily concern themselves with. Even Jeraminattou will be made by the United specialists on that day Will receive services States Examining Board. ing given upon several lines of others and so-called democratic statesmanship, in the instances in which this man is ' three months free. Their lonx experience The competitive examination will be i while, if we look beyond the sea, we determined upon beforehand,grograph- । in tbe largest hospitals ot the world en­ compounds, as well as aleohol not used In by Prof. A. P. Wilkinson, Middle-I shall see business jumping; the rivals of leal or factional considerations gener- made , ables them to successfully treat all chronic tbe arts. It is further shown that the i. lbwiod Lawton:; n. •«. M. m. Evetve- r our manufacturers growing rich, while ally dictate the nomination of the sec- ।vile; T. R. Smith. diseases. Invalid* should not fail to con­ XJxjvby F. Thomas j carrying out of tbe free alcohol section of foreign workingmen are earning the ond officer. Some other locality and land, Mendon. sult them. tbe Gorman law woq^I result In tbe de­ wages which should go to the pockets some other element of the pnrty than ' struction of tbe wood aleubol Industry in cf American workers. the one which gets the president Is alThis is the subject in a nutshell. Here Io^e<i to “name" the vice-president. whlebmany millions of-dollars of Ameri­ we have the matter so presented that it Thus the second office becomes a sort can capital were invested. . But tbe Senate is powerless, or at least can be grasped by the meanest under­ of consolation prize for the side which standing. was beaten in the contest for the first refuses to.act in lhe matter. That body In view of this condition of affairs, Office. Btrt even under these limitations Is unable to either enact legislation' that how absurd it is for a newspaper like the the conventions seldom take intelli- j would be helpful In providing some addi­ Louisville Courier-Journal to continue gent advantage of their opportunities. tional Protection ■ to our struggling In­ to regard Mr. Cleveland as a presiden­ In the conventions in which there are dustries, and at the same time afford ad­ tial quantity. It says: “The time has contests for president the delegates are , - exhausted t—------------ditional revenues, but its combined ma­ come when he ought to speak out. He usually andgc anxious to get and <ht)r jority of opponents to Protective legisla­ .houIddiMipatEth^inJurioUEr.-port! 1 >‘°“c "hen *J>C« “re circulated lurgeiv bv hi. enemler. bat ru ’ h the nomination ot the vlee-pre.1tion is unwilling to repeal a Democratic W99999999W9MM99S999999999SSSSSSS aided, by judltion.’ friend,. A word <’’"t through without any thought, of blunder in Tariff legislation. There is from him will Iw all that ianeceaaarv. I »•“ of U1' ,or *e now pending in the Senate, as amendend it Ehoiild be spoken atonce. It will ; higher oUlw to whJeh he I. heir eontlnnents to the bill repealing the free alco­ be of algnal benefit to tbe ceuae of . There will be no exra® for a»y hol chose, propositions for restoring the sound money to remove thia apecter of •“<* P™rlpltaney In lS9«.-8t. Loula entire schedules of tbe McKinley law, and a third term from the field on which the Otobe-Demoerat. Means everything. It'gives lhefarmer pos| STUFFED STATEMENTS. also for Increasing the duties upon wool, battle la to be fought." essing the best Farming Implements a de­ So far as the great majority of thc ; - ------lumber, agricultural products, earthen­ cided advantage over ail others ware, coal and iron ore. The auti-Pro- American people is concerned, it is a • !>• Treasury Holds Nothto* But Lia­ bilities matter of supreme indifference what i tectkxi, ‘xio-Dothlng” policy is, therefore, Mr. Cleveland ------------ - ---------, may not think „„ onTfte .Utemenl often made In thi« may or ►RM a >>■ given additional force -and effect before *tbe. third of” the TT term r-.qneatlon. -* “1 His record Is so-called “available P^eentoge cash balance in tbe country, as a policy (bat has complete \ T Up i* “ “ th. United State, treaaurv I. a liability and whether he speaks or rebins in7Jt the L ’ niud 8ut «« treasury la a liability and absolute-domination of the Senate.— ^>7^ '^,‘x aT“* I “"d "Ot an u-et, I. borne out by the Just how to obtain the best start may be a doubtful tiding in some Is all the same to them.—Albany Jour- . , . a . J cases, but when it cornea to farming implements of various kinds, nol J i frank admissions of Senator Gorman. nal. The gold reserve la dwindling and la Goodyear Bros, can give you the best start because they sell the best During thc naval debate the Maryland Foraker*. PoslUou. dow only a little above the 8100,-000,000 । statesman, said that he “conceded a full implements made. For instance there’s the The democratic brethren never tire ’ treasury, yet there stood against this in asserting That Senator Foraker is j balance $116,000,000 appropriated before The NashvlHe American says that the ready to engineer a bolt among the Ohio this congress assembled end not yet democratic party “has never been a party delegates at St. Louis. So persistent paid.” It was Gorman’s further affirwith one idea” Nobody baa ever accused hu the democratic press been in this matlon that “it will take every dollar that party of haring one national Idea upon assertion, that it seems to have iu the treasury to meet current ex­ which any of the party has been united to prompted the senator in his speech on penses and past appropriations and the occasion of an informal reception there will be another raid on the gold re­ any extent given -him by the Lincoln club of Cin- 1 serve running it down below the $100,Strong does its On one of our inside pages will be found -cinnati. In the course of his remarks ' 000,000 mark, and another bwue uf work {bonds.” Hence, though the “available and satis* , -a list of county aud township officials. tic said: Hence, though the “available “ And I may say we are practically cash balance ” is now alleged to stand at factorily Also a Hit of former county officials and a simple arto ¥ 1 ubout 8273,000,000 it represents nothing •tbe time they were in oMtcl Thia Het Maj. William McKlritey will be nominated ,.n. I. heavy lifting amouut of indebtedneoa, which was completed by John G. Naider. County br acclamation. I may say that Maj. Me- “ut Ktaley ha* delegated this work to me, and Ih® government will have to pay. Some Clerk, and is a valuable one for reference. I think I know whereof I sneak." i of the money is due 8hn Francisco for a Senator Foraker will present MeKin- ( post office, and much more to the sugar One must admire tbe course of Hon. leyla name to the convention, and tbe makers for bounties. All the seaboard Then there’s the NEW Wm. MeKlnlej, of Ohio, oar future Pres­ inference from the above is that ho olates and most of the interior ones ident, in not allowing the standard men of will move to make the nomination by ' have valid claims upon it. Yet SecreWESTERN CULTIVA­ the eastern states to force Mm into -mak­ acelam&tion unless unforseen contin- ■ tary Carlisle hold* it under lock and TOR that has many ing any declaration upon the flnanclai genckss arise. Senator Foraker is a key to sustain the boast that, after all, points of usefulness about question previous to the 6L Louis conven­ man of honor, and it is a gross insult ( democratic management has kept the to insinuate that he is capable of the . national coffers full to overflowing. It it possessed by no other tion. ______________ trickery that would be involved in lead- . 1* as if a buk should report among its similar machine in the ~ v o • , An effort Is being made to organize a so- ing a defection from McKinley in tbe , assets the deed* and bond* it holds In eocveatioe. —Toledo »]— — ------m«ket. With the new celled Independent s’I ver party in this xweuu Blade. nuaoe. escrow or-------------------the money due from it to its 4 -- — ,, ..I customer*.—San Francisco Chronicle. draft device the shovela ' \(V/ county. Such a move bears on Its face ETA leading democratic organ, tbe --------------------------tbe earmarks of deception and chicanery. Baltimore Sun, Bus, pointe out that its party P*rty | EPSome democratic nepers reproach “»V be forced into the In tbe aouih «is “badly demoralised and Mr. McKinley by saying that he has not No doubt such a movement would have Iground to any required i approaching diaintegrstion.••” I been able to<ay his own debts. There some honest conacienilons supporters, but rapidly anDroaehinsdepth without any effort on the part of the driver. The cone bearin? Thia is unquestionably true. The I Its object is simply and solely to defeat sre a great many men in theee demo­ bosses are no longer able to control cratic hard times who are. in the same coupling i^not shown in the cut) is adjustable in every way and all wear the republican party and in the Interests things down there with tbe bugaboo of of democracy. Tbe democratic party has “negro domination." A spirit of inde­ condition. Nor will Mr. McKinley—if can be taken up in a moment, and a fifth shovel can be attached for be ahotrid become presidentcf the Unit­ do hope for success, and no reason to ex­ pendence has been developed among putting in small grain. . ed Statea-do as Mr. Cleveland ha* done, pect It. because it doesn’t deserve it On tbe people, and it ia quite evident that make three or four million* of dollars r J". ,0 ,he,e we h,ve tbe KRAUS RIDER and a full line the contrary it merits the condemnation of they jjropoae to vote aa they please fn tbe course of a few years in office.— every honest, patriotic man. The only hereafter, which means that a great Iowa State Register. ° ‘ IK- CULTIVATORS and it would be worth your time many of them will quit voting tbe dem­ ln f,ct K.you ever want anything in the line cf ocratic ticket.—St. Louis Globe-Demon,rw., MPI'EMENTS’ BUGGIES, WAGONS. HARDWARE or to Mr aomethiur one attempting to cover up three BICYCLES it Will pay yoU t0 on hi™ » ’T"" wi!l vot* Wm H he h uomb,.,^. Furtb„. republicans in 1893 turned over to them Thunday, ’M »y ^8. 1896. editorial n0tes~ Anyone desiring to boy any farm or city property will do well to look op the bar­ gains offered below. —Spectacles. Properly Fitted With Glasses. No Any of above parcels will be sold on time with reasonable pay­ ments down. PlSflELDOOft Chare For Testing. F. R- PANCOAST, MS ASAW TO lASfflB! DR. HELEN LEE. FOR ONE DAY ONLY. Hams & ■^Van Arman Good Start... Combined Walking Ji trick ha* GOODYEAR BROS �Tbe rtfbth end. p.,11, Thursday, May 18, 28, 1896. xo? w. R. COOK. Local Kdltor. YOU CAN BUY Wall Paper Cheaper than 1 can My Moving Sale is a stiecess, I am selling White Back Wall Taper in cotnbinaiotis, side wall bor­ der and ceiling for The best patterns at ,,c. Sc, 10c, 12c. and 15c. If you buy the goods 1 wont have to move them. Fred I. Health The DRUGGIST. * C1KQQL/1T1ON * Tri? week, $6 quires. -lereafter, changes for advertisements ’ reach this office Tuesdays at latest to :ti-ure insertion in the issue of the week when brought., , . School tabtete at cost al Landis’. Landis’ Celery Compound 75 cents. Try Larnite Little Liver Fills *0 cents. Fine teas and coffees at Phillips * Erbs’. Call at the-Christmas studio -for Picture Frames. Metts oil grain plow shoes for sale by W- H Spent??. . W. H. Speoce offers mene low shoes, G’s a:> 1 way below cost. lune 14 is Childrens Day also Memorial Day f«»r tbeCnlghte of Pythias. t • You can get Ladies russet shoes, cloth at .W. H. Spence’s forfc.OO. A complete linear all lhe latest styles of Frames at the Christmas studio. lee cream -delivered for only 25 cents per q inrt. Bv rmaw & Marple.. tal). nl. Tbe writer is informed that some people positive delight U) think of tbe object to the good roads movement be­ occur next month. A very Eovel otrt en- cause bicyclists are at tbe baek of It In unselfish and tboroogbly united manner In which the people along tbe Grand Rap­ terUhitat vrocn* ia being prepared un­ this city at least this is not tbe case. Tbe der tbe Mpervtstoo of their HBctent tcach- city and lhe business men are backing*tbe ids road, leadine by tbe Gardner farm and the Matthews school boose, bgye taken movement, and pushing It on. Tbe Mey- hold of tbe good reads movement) If they Jas. W. Prtoestate agent for tbe Rock­ cMsto are doing what they can to forward had been of such small menu I caliber as fort Ins. Co^ of Illinois, was In the city the movement, but are they to btf con­ to refuse te help build a good road In front this week nrt made a satisfactory adjust­ demned for this? On the contrary are of some other mens fann, because of the ment of the loss on Miss Ida Tinkler’s they not to be praised for their enterprise fear that It might possibly be a few dollars house. Mrs. L. A. Wetzel Is tbe city and liberality? Is any man, and a farmer more of benefit to that man than to them­ agent for this company. above anyone else, so blind or prejudiced, selves’ they would probably be trudging Quito a number of people And fault with M not to see and know that good roads are along through the sand to-day just as they their pointed toe shoes. They don’t get a big benefit to him. A bicycle packs have for years. But they were not built tbe right kind of pointed toes Woolley A down the road. It doesn’t cut one to pieces on that plan. They look a good, sound, Bronson are selling large quantities of as a narrow tire wagon does. The only sensible “broad guage” view of the matter razor and needle toe shoes. Now they objection to the bicycle then must come and went In to make a good road. And have the correct shape tbe long drawn out from the fact of riding a wheel as a means they were not afraid to make it in front of o<* pleasure and recreation.- It hardly tbelr neighbors farms first either. ^Dan lasts. The Superintendent of Farmers Insti­ Siems as if anyone could be so narrow Matthews, Frank Hoes. M. DoucL Will tutes, Kenyon S. Butterfield, requests the minded as to lake such a position. They Kronewitter, Charley Gardner^ Alfred officers of Barry Co. Farmers Institute, might as well insist upon having their Harwood, Mike Strouse, and others work­ including the Vice Presidents from the wheat cut with a cradle Instead of a binder, ed faithfully, several of them helping in because someone Is to have an easier time the good road cause where it w^uld be of several townships to meet with him June sth at 11 a. m. at the office of Dr. Wood­ by doing It by tbe latter method which Is no benefit to themselves whaievmif they much cheaper and better. Such an ob­ wanted to look at It from a seltten point of mansee over the City Bank Hastings to jection is like “biting your nose to spite view. They alsq appreciated what the arrange for next winter’s Institute. your face’’ and we cannot see how any citizens of this city did to help them get farmer can take such a superficial view of good roads, and last week when tbe city Owing to tbe fact that the funeral It when he must know that he will get was graveling the dugway and In front o f of Miss Hallie Hotchkiss is to be held on iofinltely more benefit from it than any­ the cemetery, they generously gave tbelr Frl4ay aflernoon, tbe Womans Club will , one else. Instead of trying to keep time and team work until the job was be held on Saturday afternoon al the usu­ .bicycles our, farmers as a class in tills completed. Their labor te now bringing its al hour and place of meeting. Should It ’ community, ought to tbauk tbe Almighty owu reward, for instead of plodding happen that the funeral occurs before then when they can get roads in fit condition through sand as of yore they have as nice the club will meet as usual. A full at­ for bicycles to run op. And when they do a road of its kind as there te in Michigan. tendance Is'desired as considerable Im­ it means thousands of dollars saved to Where the road Is packed a team can easl- “ portant business is to be transacted. them every year, saying nothing of lhe ly trot with all the wheat that can'be piled A terrible cyclone struck St IxjuIs, Mo., pleasure to be derived. on a wagon, whereas 40 bushels was a big yeshrtUy and the destrucUou of life and Last week the cily completed, fixing up load, and a hard lug, before the good road property Is appalling. The grand stand tbe ‘Mug way”, which has been no little was made. Te be sure the Grand Rapids at the race Hack was struck and 150 peo­ source of annoyance to farmers and citi­ road isn’t perfect yet. but it has a class of ple were killed; river boats were sunk and zens alike who travel over It, and fixed up people all along the line who are alive to all an board perished. The number of considerable highway besides, all of which the necessity'and importance of good dead and injured Is said to be fully 1.000 was treated to.a thick course of gravel. roads. They will see that this road is and -may be many more. Tbe destruction The road through the dug way and by the kepi up, and Improved, as they are plan­ of property will number many hundreds cemetery, has always been a very sandy ning this ‘fall, by putting more gravel of thousands of dollars. one, but no further trouble will be exper­ where it needs, it. Of course there The biggest trout ever caught in a Mich­ ienced with It, especially that portion were some who should have been Interest­ igan stream (with the exception of several through the highway, if any attention at ed in building this road, who wouldn’t and didn’t give a cent or a day’s work captured in the waters of West Creek by all is given it In tbe future. No Jess than towards it. or help it in any way. It te a Hastings G sherm an this spring) was taken six yards of gravel should be dumped on matter of common observance though that from lhe Prre Marquette river by Jeroore every rod of highway within the city they travel the road just as much as any­ Van Valkeuberg, of Grand Rapids, It Is limits, and eight yards would be better. body else. They don’t insist upon coming Only four yards were dumped to the rod a rainbow trout, and measures 26 inches into town by the sandy road as they might in length, J8 Inches around, and weighs 7 along by the cemetery, counting a yard to a load. Gravel cannot be put on too and as they would have bad to yet, had peundsand two ounses. It will be mount­ thlck.and If ever this community has good not the enterprising ones rustled out and ed land sent to the Smithsonian Institution. roads plenty of gravel must be put on and built a good road for them. We hope that \XMiss Bessie George assisted by her class why not put It on now and finish It? We they all see tbelr mistake and admit it, and ia elocution gave her third annual recital believe that It would be economy to do tbe will be found booming the good road move­ at the opera house Friday evening?) Miss work all up at oue time as long as it must ment from now on. We wish that the George has too large a class to permit of be done anyhow. The greatest mistake people along every main road coming into eaeh reciting, and two short farces, and made in gravelling roads Is made in not the city would pattern after those living detearte drills were given. Interspersed putting the material on thick enough. And on tbe Grand Rapids road, and go Into the with a few recltatkms and music, f Owe of in this[community above all others there good roads movement heartily and united­ tbe pleasing features of the program was Is no excuse for such a mistake, as we ly. the statue posing by Mrs. W. E. Merrit, have an endless amount of clay and gravel (Additional local news on 8th page.) Misses Gertrude Stebbins ahd Mae Brus- in every direction from the cily. The eeauA/ people of Bedford haul their gravel four Buildings were destroyed in many par’s of the state by windstorms and eye knits this week. It Is only a question of time' " Trade with the home merchants who ad- when this locality will suffer from the rerttse. TWy are reliable and progress- same cause. Protect your property from •‘windstorms, cyclonesand tornadoes”wl:h e i’iuse 52.00 bicycle* shoes at W. H. a policy In the “Associated Underwriters.” J imi what every cyclist should A five year policy Is very cheap and is wort’i many times what it costa. Chauncey R. Bismof, Agent, duHN—To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Be? Hastings. Mirh. s «>f DetroK,-on Saturday May 16, an A meeting of the executive commlvceof the Hastings High School Alumni Asso­ An <<e K.*Mftrt<nent of dowers, five eenis ciation was held at lhe Banner office Sat­ in h on Saturday only, at Miss Geiurday afternoon, Pres. Wooton being in the chair. It was decided to hold lhe re­ ?Ur Lodge pi-mlc gt Tbornapple Lake union and banquet at the close of the com­ FtHayjtetie tith. Return trip tickets mencement exercises as usual. The ban­ 1 AH Itivltedi • quet will be served by the ladies of |Ve will vxchuuge any of our shoes for in.nuel church. Dr. Clarence Barber^W The vfcry Enest canned frail «t all des.■ ;-:ii»n can be found at Phillips de Erbs’. better and eggs and all kinds of farm prod«e. Spences’. Stebbins will continue her Saturd v. .ale. apd on that day, a complete new lite- of yjfe and -91.98 hats will be on sale •I »hn Q. Cressey; foonerly uf this city, has lieen appointed deputy warden of the prison at Ionia, where be has occupied tbe th- poskon of hall-master lor several 1-. Mead and A. E. Davenport. hn\e h . I a couirjte walk laid iu front of their re-dencej. L. E. Stauffer. Valentine L.ino. C. IL O-iborn.and M. L. Cook have dso had rote-role walks laW. The Trov Laundry is iww settled In theh- new quarters two doors east of tbe city ban*. Tney guarantee to do good w irk. .Shirt waists a specialty. Laundry ".-. led for and delivered If desired, We are glad to note the success of our h urling and entorpri-ilng young druggist, Geo. W. L indls, who has opened a Drug store :n the Newton block. It will pay you to get his prices before buying. The Grand Rapids U. R, K. of P. are making an effort to form a drill squad for the purpose of taking part In the prize drill daring tbe national encampment at Cleveland lhe latter part ot August. The Standard Oil Co. has purchased a piece of i;round near tl.e Furniture Fac­ tory aud contracted 15000 brick of 8. • :ru«<‘l. and will erect a good store home. S-veral years ago Bert Draper, then Hv ng near Freeport, bought a buggy of Messer Bros & Reynolds on a lien no , ^••on after he sold tbe vehicle and skipped. He was arn red last week at Manton and now boarding with Sheriff McKevitL His elimination will be held to-morrow. Frank Brovont, a IS jear o’«l b»«y who « as r cently returned from tbe State Pub­ lic School al Coldwater to his parents near Nashville, is in jail charged with larceny The youth seemed lo have a penchant for stealing everything that be could x«t his handB on. He will probably be taken to toe Reform School. 7 miles, bul they dump eight loads of gravel every rod. They don’t bulid as much road lu a day as ibose farmers do w*o only dump two loads to the rod, but when they gel their road fixed it Is there “for keeps,” and won’t have to be all worked over again In one or two years. Satu 1 day eleven out of fifteen path­ masters of Rutland township, who would be mor. Interested In gravelling lhe Yankee Spring? road, met at at the par­ lors ot tbe Hastings National Bauk, pur­ suant to an invitation that bad been sent them. Sylvester Greusel was made Chair­ man of the meeting and W. IL Cook was elected Secretary. Plans were laid for starting good roads work on the Yankee Springs road Tuesday June 2nd. This Is ou^of tbe sandiest roads coming luto ihe^HK. and one ot tbe hardest to travel over.-1 A fine hill of gravel not over elected toa»t-maarer. Arranisemeou are six rods from the highway te on Hon. A. b.-lug wade tor an excellent meeting. J. Bowne’s farm In Rutland, adjoining the T >-day "good road." work will be com­ city limits. Mr. Bowne has generously menced eaal ot Quimby lit the district given as much of this gravel as may be de­ orer which Scott Mclnto»li 11 Palltmaiter- sired fpr good roads work, and his gilt Is Srett ba. .down a, moat coraiuendable In­ fully appreciated. It was decided to first terest In the work by not only working grave! tbe Bowue bill, one of tbe worat himself but haa given all the clay and ones ou tbe whole road, aud as much-more gravel needed for Ute roada, nnd lie has “guod roads” work will be done as the an abundant .upply of lhe very 0ne.t kind farmers along the line cau do. The city on bls farm. Forty rod. ot good rood, will do Its full share. The farmers around Quimby will be a revelation, and Rutland have hauled their produce to the pleasure, experienced tram even a market over one of lhe poorest apologies short distance ot good road on that street for a road there te iu Michigan, ever since eerUInly ought to Inspire the fanner. Io Barry County was a wilderness. It re­ further effort In this line. mains for them t > say whether they will Monday Michigan waa visited by one ot have a good road, or whether they prefer Everyone who was t te worst alorma ever known lu lhe his­ the present one. tory ot tbe Blate. A cyclone passed present at the meeting agreed to be pres­ ent with bls team by seven o’clock a. m. t nouxh the sooth aa.t prrtlon of the M.te carrying death and destruction In IU path. Tuesday June 2nd. George Loehr will Oakland and Lapeer counties suffered the h ive to drive about six miles to be preset t moat tbe damage amounting to .at least but he promised to “get there” on time Frank and Afton S >00.000. At this writing 48 people are and he will do it. known to have been killed and 08 1 nJ a red S ulth will also, have to travel long dis­ tances. Those who. were present and many of wlaom will no doubt die. Secre­ tary Bogers of tbe Michigan Mutual Tor­ promised to be on band with their teams nado Cyclone and Windstorm Co., expecu were: Frank Waters, Richard Wells. Lee aetde Ion -»for hie company as consider­ Cobb. Dean Ferris, Warren Foreman, Tom able insarance has been taken ont there. Kelley, George Loehr, Afton Smith. Jas, Cycltmea seem to be growing In Irequency McGinnis, Oliver Hale, Frank Smith. aa well aa Intensity, and no part of the Three days work next week will gravel fro n the city limits to the quarter line country seems lo be exempt. road by Dr. Lampman’s place. As many Window screens are an absolute necesally these days when bugs. worn.« and as will give their lime and team work tor one or more days next week will please film are so plenty. Welwrt Bros., have tear j their names at the Banner office window screens that are .uperlar to any Saturday together with the day or dajs other made. They can be put In tbe upper All should be equally •r lower nub. and I. tbe screen that they will work. roads. They are for lo-k and cannot be taken out from the ouij interested in good tbe benefit of everybody, and in order to aide. In damp weather they can le nt them all petty Jealousies must be laid loneened by m«*oa of a thumb screw when other makes ot screens are awelled to that aside. They will be built In those town­ .nob a thing la abs.iuuly Impoalble. ships where the fanners along tbe way want the® the worst, and where they are continual swelling and shrinking warp mited tn their effort! to get them. The most screens all out of ah .pe aud open tbe ^ood rOad5 In Rutland should be extended way for an Invasion of insects ot every fo- Mveral miles before next winter and kind, hot the adjustable screens sold by will be if the farmers unite and take bold WeUsert Bros, will keep out the amallest of the movement in earnest. Inserts. Call and examine them. 99 CENTS WE have filled our windows with ladies’ \ •■ Tin Oxfords, the leader being a \ Juliet at 99c. They are all desirable \ , shoes and range in price from 75c to . \ ft.39; a special price on them for Wed\ nesday, June 3rd, after that day they \ will be marked back to the old price.:::: REHEITBER THE DAY Wednesday June 3 L. E. STAUFFER. BELOW FACTORY COST. Twice a year furniture manufacturers from, all over the United States exhibit their goods tn Grand Rapids. Instead of packing them up and shipping them back they are left with us. During May they have ordered us to sell them even below tbe factory cost to make, AND WE SHALL DO IT. The CHAIR here shown is made in quarter­ sawed oak. polish finish, box seat; made as well as they know bow. Cane Beat, »I-5a Sole Leather Seat, J-’.OO. Regular price C3.00, S3JO. This is simply a sample o! what we arc do­ ing. We bate all kinds of Rockers, Couches, Di­ ing Tablee. Book Cases. Chamber Suits and Iron beds, all cheaper than they will ever be sold again. You can save about BO per eent. at th)¥ cue and it is a rare chance to I get something once tor little money. If you can’t come yo urself write for cuts or photos of the thin® yea want and we will tell you all about it. Chas. P. Limbert & Co., GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE EXPOSITION, GRAND RAPIDS. HIGH, BLODGETT BUILDING, OTTAWA STREET. ft ft 4 4 4 You’ll Like Them 4 4 4 THOSE 4 POINTED TOES! 4 4 4 HAVE YOU EVER TRIED 4 ON A PAIR? 4 NO? 4 4 Better come in and try on 4 a pair of them, because there 4 is a 4 4 DIFFERENCE IN POINTS. 4 4 4 4 4 4 Red Front Shoe Stere 4 ft ft ft ft ► ► ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ftft ft ft ft ft ft > ft Woollen & Bronson ft ► Every town has its “cheap store” where misguided people buy worthless fgoods, gener­ ally because they ate cheap. THEY ARE CHEAP TOO I They cost but little and are worth less. This is true in the clothing trade probably to a greater extent than in any other business. Shoddy goods will look well for a short time but then it is too late. . THERE IS BUT ONE REMEDY. . worth noting Is tbe number, variety, and uniqueness of our wall wa'l paper designs. Mott people are surprised when they ex­ amine tbe stock. There’s a reason for this, which to artistically represented and explained in tbe beauty of these pat­ terns, which show bow much wall paper artists can accomplish In tbe way of decoration. We only ask Chat these de­ signs be studied. They speak their claims to tbe wall so handsomely that one Is forced to jjut up these and nothing else. f, 1.11. LI1UWI Sign of THE ELEPHANT, Buy your goods of food reliable house*. That’s the way we do, and if any of our customers have any fault to find they come straight to us because we guarantee all our goods to be M represented. 6iiK16sl.Br & Burton, _jfe=LEADING CLOTHIERS. �List of County and Township Officials Compiled by County Clerk John G. Nagler: ■ BARRY COUNTY TOWNSHIPS OFFICERS AND THgUt POST OFFICE ADDRESSES. AODRKM TOWXS John CTompklns Royal G Klee Doming BalUwore ! Hickory Corners C W Backus Barry...... James N Covert t Hosting* CarBac ... I Nashville • Claado F Hough UasUeusi ■ Quimby Elltou Larkin Lewis H Barnes ! Cloverdale Tbaxnaa nulllvaa Goo X Coleman >ld Jokasf own------- Peter A Fisker Harry Maaon Maple Grove C L Bowen' Wm t< Beattie Prairieville OranreriMe ........ Eugtffle HarUratU| LL Loveland Pndrierllle. . ..I Sylvester ....---------------France*i i'rvBwy John C c*nrt«i ' HmsUdks Kat land............... . 'a O KronewtMer Geo L Matteson won Sherk • Parmelee ThorsappleI Aaron Sherk Wealey Meyer* ...................... I WooJlMBd Woodland A W Dillenback Yankee Springs Bert W Arant rong Yankee Springs SC Bitehle ; Hatitlngs Hast City ik J wds M L Wil Haras Harry GHayea Homings Hast City 803 wds Bakes- Shriner A GKem Frank Stanton KD Clark HsSftrRoe Orycfcaflee wtliiaanitou Fred H M arner Earl B Townwad Blrnle McIntyre Charles F Vock c h wiMiam-» George Miller jr Henry M Hill Lewis M Bugbee Claretice Doolittle Lewis H Edger J E Aekenon George <i Garlick FM Turner Dowling Hickory CnnMP HMRlUgS Naisbvili-J HiusungH Hu*: lugs Irving Lacey 1 . Noah ville Prairlevii e I ’ralrle vLHe Hastings Middleville Woodland Yankee Springs Ha* ting* C E Doyle Hastings omens ADDRESS OFFICERS Fifth Judicial Circuit—Bar buna and Eaton Counties. Circuit Judge..................... Stenographer■ terms or covsr—!«». Second Monday in February Second Monday in May Flrsr Tuesdav iu September Second Monday m Nwember Assyria Dom-1 ing Hickory Corners Carlton center \ NashrfDe Hasungs Cloveraste Fie^part Bedford Maple Grove Oran p»-v die l*rairivvUlc HaMtnys Mlddlevttte w<x*dlan>l Bowens Mills Florence P Abbott. Botrnrt K Haynes Norman E Chapin CO Btowel FJMerrill Clarence B Cooper Frank E Harper Lester Warner •Warren Foreman Orlando Thomas L Parrott LB Pryor , Clement Smith Hnstixgs .DC Hoedemaker; Charlotte , C iVArmstrong A E Kenaston Circuit Court Commfasloners^ ......... Fred W Walker Sheriff.............................«... I....,' J>h H McKevltt ..... ■ JohnG Nugler CountyCtaA .1 J Gideon Hughes County Treasurer . CIiuh W Jorduu KegHrter of Deeds................. , Jas A Sweezey Prosecuting Attorney ......... . Flora J Beadle Commissioner of Schools---LeeSCobb Surveyor......................... .... J W BriRgB Bowens MUls County Drain Commissioner. J W Sackett PrairievlUe Coronen* J................... ’ A J Wright < 'arlton Center Hastings P W Burgas SuperintvuCrnteofpoar^ L A McIntyre Pfl Henry Agent State Board ot Corrections; and Charities .. .. -.............. ( Chris H Bauer JVDQK OF FKOMATE Stephen V R York Calvin B Hill Hiram Lewis Richard 51 Hama T J Humphrey ' I. Oriu L Ray ■ Shennan C Prtodle Clement Smith Wn W Cole € W Armstrong j Willanl Hayes George Brown H J KenSeld Victory P Collier Russell Slade Victory P Collier Philip Leonard Hiram Wood W K Ferris . j CLERK Thomas S Bunker Willard Huyea Nathan Biriow Jr IA Holbrook .1 W Bradley Wffiard Hayes Henry E Hoyt O E Evarts George WlMHls Daniel Striker I D FI Evarts ' John £ Hall ' E H Mallory H P CherryJ M C*dw.,!iader Daniel Striker ' l<aac W Vrooman l •• *■ •• | John Q Creasy William H Powers i Henry Hougiitaltn Enoch Andrus 1 JohnQCTesay Oliver F Long f Baker Stariner Charles M Mack Georke W abbey Frank McDerby * Thomas s Brice : James D Benham I■ James .. H .. McKeritt w DMtoa Middleville Ban field Maple Grove Orange viL’c Bro war J HsfeUngs Mlddl-vlliWoodland Middlevine They do not get Enough Outdoor Excrcisc-pit Bicycle Will do Them More Good Than Medicine. The Experience of Two Women who had Led an Ind™. Life and the Outcome. orncEHs K K Gnurt Treasurer. , Charles Doyle Manbal< John Haugh Supervisor, 1 and 4 wd‘» Mtlo.L Williams • ‘ 2 HDd 3 WW Baker shrtner Alderman 1 wardi John M Bmumer ’• 1 “ | Jame* M Hauer “ 2 •• ............. Job G Wardell " 2. ” George H Tinkler. •’ 3 " -'Ed A Burton ** *3 •* ^.4 Wm H Goodyear “ 4 " ....... WmFHlckM •• 4 ” iJAVanArman Board ot Edncafkm 1 wd Mrs Robert Dawson " “ “ 1 •• ; D«‘ Eycleshjiner BARRY 1 - । S E Phillipa " •• •• J - KM Baton COURT HOUSE ..................... 2 “ ThoB Waters -.................. 2 * Marion Mead . 3 • WnHBpum Coat H7.lT3.28 “ “.......... 3 " W D Hayes •• a - DK Fuller “ ” ’* ' 4 •• J C Andrus 4 •* Henry Cook " ••.......... •• 4 “ Geo Tomlinson A DOUBLE REMTE. Two pMple S*vedjrroni *• Life of w*. COUNTY COURT MOUSE. NASHVILLE OFFICIALS. OFFICES President...... Clerk............... Treasurer Trustees! .. .. LIST OF COUNTY OFFICIALS FROM 1839 TO THE PRESENT TIME. SHERIFF GREAT SUFFERERS Hickory Corners LakeOdcMa HASTINGS CITY OFFICIALS COUNTY OFFICIALS. p HIGHWAY COM'JUJ John G Naglcr No record of prosecuting attorney being elected. Wm. H. Powers acting deputy clerk. REGISTER A C Parmelee Salmon C Hall O B Sheldon Charles V Patrick • William Upjohn J 8 VanBrunx TREASVRKR Chas W Spauldii g AC Parmelee Nathan Harlow Salmon C Hall .0 B Sheldon II N Sheldon R B Wightman Sylvanwj H Cook William H Jewell ^ohn Hotchkiss William M Scudder William P Sidman Asa D Rork Milo T Wheeler George Wilcox John Llchty John K Barry R B Richard* Fred Alexander WUUam D Hayes C A Hough I H Wickwire Charles W Jordan Hale Kenyon J Gideon Hnghes . ,Date ofi • PROSECUTOR lElecfnl 1839 IMO •SA B.kb 1842 । • Hiram Greenfield ISM ! 1844 • I A Holbrook 1HM. ISO 1F32 1-M Hiram Greenfield 1S6 James A Sweezey 1854 I A Ho.brook 1MV> James A Sweezey 1M2 Frank Allen Charles G Holbrook 1M« 1868 i t Frank Allen 1S70 t J R VnnVelsor 18T2 Charles G Holbrook 1874 Ubnrles II Bauer 1878 1878 L E Knappen I88n 1S82 1 P T Colgrove 18M 1W h van Arman . 1886 1890 William O Lowden James A Sweezey I' I*2 OFFICER* CL Glasgow Claude F Hou Dewis K Lente William Bob ton John B Marshall MtepUD L Hicks 'Total Vote 181 232 3)5 481 niDDLEVILLE OFFICIALS. orrjcxs President...... Clerk............... Assessor Treasurer....... Trustees..... 1220 1420 M17 2369 MM >79 292fi 8314 44M MM 3!«1 3405 .WO 5372 omcKgs Reginald T French Geo W Mattpsou Orlando Thomas A E Southwick M A Dietrick John W ArmstroDg Wm J Btmaen Wm Me* onnell E P Whitmore A A Tewksbury WOODLAND OFFICIALS. offices President. Clerk........ Assessor.. Treasurer. Trustees.. mm B2H tWl 5780 GIG 5278 57!>7 3229 •rncwB David Haight Jacot F Hofer John Velte Claud B Carpenter Frank F Hilbert Geo d Oarlick Douglas B Cooper H C Chrpenter W J McArthur LPsxrott t Died before he took the offlee. Jas A. Rweevey elected to fill vacancy, t Died during term of office, Ed. Holbrook elected to fill vacancy. Died during terin of offlee. Clement Smith appolrted to fl I vacancy. ' ”1 guess you’d better send to nn AN INTERVIEW. rooms,” was the reply; “he’snot accus­ In India at the time of the. British oc­ Bueh as Will Be Incidental to Future Fo- j cupation foliated rings were fashion­ Owner, » Kleh New Yorker, Hm Hlxa tomed to tailor shops.” Utica) Campaigns. Fitted Out by Poole. “What kind of a suit do you want?” able. They were so large that when “To what am 1 indebted for the honor j One of the Union club men owns a “Oh, I want several suits. A whole worn on the second finger xhey covered long-bearded, white-faced Japanese wardrobe, in fact. Brummel needs a 1 oi this call?almost all the outer portion of the monkey, whose proud distinction it dress suit, an ordinary cveryiay suit | It was Mrs. Mary Ellen Rickette who hand. »hat he is the best-groomed and besi- a golf suit, a dressing gown, pajamas । spoke. She held in her hand the card He IS Deliberate. | of Mrs. Samantha Jenkinson, which dreseed monkey in all the world. HU and a bath robe.” Mrs. Sparks—Your busband is & very xmzne is Brummel, and the expenses of “How about a watch and chain?” | had just been laid on the desk by the his Wardrobe form an imiiortant item; . asked the great London tailor, with a i office girl, for the card was followed ol- deliberate man. isn’t he? Mrs. Slowman—Indeed be ia. in this gentieman’s household accounts. rare burst of British humor. ' most instantly by the entrance of the “Did you ever know him to do any­ With all the rest of us. Bromine! de­ "To tell you tbe truth,” was the re­ ' person whose name it bore. scended from his ancestors. That is al! ply, "he had a little silver‘watch once>_ There was really no necessity for the thing in a hurry?” “Never! He plans every nuvement anybody knows of bis past. but he couldn’t digest it, and it required \use of the card for the two had fre* with the utmost deliberation and Un­ queutly met. It was in London recently that thc two doctors to get it out.” owner conceived tbe idea of providing Mrs. Ricketts was the candidate for gers studiously over every detail. I Mr. Poole sent Dent, the famous liis monkey with decent clothes. Man, Dent, his head cutter, to measure Brum- congress on tbe republican’ticket, while have often thought that if be ever die* he argued, owed a certain debt of grat­ mel, and within two weeks the monkey Mrs. Jenkinson was the democratic suddenly it will be on awful si:nek to itude to dead monkeys, which they had the neatest Uttli wardrobe that nominee. Under the circumstances it him.”—Richmond Dlnpalrh. could repay in no better fashion than ever mortal monkey possessed. was natural for her to be surprised at by showing a decent courtesy to living His dress suit js made of costliest received a call from her opponent. “Genius,” said the lecturer, “toooften •ones. And to this forcible reasoning broadcloth, faced with satin, anil “1 came to see you on a small matter is short-lived, while mediocrity lingers Brumrnel owes his wardrobe. stitched throughout with silk. His of business,” replied the visitor. to a good old age. Methuselah did DothHis master sent to Foole. Mr. Poole walking costume .is of heavy English “Pray proceed." ing north mentioning, and lie lived till is the piost fashionable—which means tweed, and when yxni see Brummel witn "I have learned from _good authority _ he was 960 yeai s old. Virgil died at 51, the rnoet expensive-^tailor in London, his cap perched jauntily upon bia bead 1 that r your managers our “ pagers are bent upon a Dante at 56, Shakespeare a. 52. and and therefore in the world. One has to end a walking stick In one hand yoc. '. a“PoiITO »' personalities and that they Moliere at 51. ’ be introduced before Poole will make have a vivid impression of having seen intend nt*” to give to *the K“ press certain slan ’ ­ At this point a wild, despairing cry clothes for one. This was the talk: something like it before—probably derous gossip about me, intended to in­ came from thc back part of the hall, and "You make children’s clothes?" jure my candidacy.” upon a transatlantic liner. John Alfred McCracken, author of “No,” replied Mr. Poole. The speaker paused and Mrs. Ricketts His pajamas are of tbe lightest, finest "Lines on Spring” and -Ode to Unele “Won’t you make an exception . to Chinese silk, and the monkey has be­ ■aid, interrogatively:. Leonidas Horney’s Old Brindle Cow,” your rule, in this particular case?” “Well?" come so accustomed to them that he “I’m sorry,” answered the tailor, "Well,” echoed Mrs. Jenkinson, “we wu3 found to hav« fainted.—Chicago refuses to go to sleep without them. Tribune. “but wo haven’t got a man in the place The bath robe, which is of some fleecy must keep personalities out of the ramwho can make a decent suit for a boy." The drilibouse ot the sail wen ax tne material, soft to the touch, pleased paign." “To be fair with you," was the hesi­ Brummel so much that he actually “We must, must we?” Charles Ritz & Bros.' Lumber company, tating reply, “it—it isn’t a boy.” in Moniatee, operated by. John O’Nvs“We must." learned to take a bath every morning “Oh,” said Mr. Poole Mrs. Ricketts sneered. for the pleasure of feeling it upon his “Yes," the ambassador went on, "it back. Mrs. Jenkinson waxed wroth. $6,006. isn’t a boy—it’s a monkey." “Look.here, Mary Ellen Ricketta,Robert (Ampbell, one of n party of Of course, Brummel has a valet to Mr. Toole drew himself to his full she exclaimed, “don't you dare to turn 16 who went overland to California in look after him, and you may depend height, and with considerable hauteur up your snub nose at me, now. ” *49, died at Kalamazoo, aged 77 year*. upon It that his vflet earns his wages. .replied: “Samantha Jenkinson," retorted Mrs. For the first time in 15 yean there There is no monotony in his life. His “That’s different. I thought it was Ricketts, "my now is not snub, and will be no observance of Decoration first task in the morning is to run to a boy. Will you bring the monkey here, don't you presume to dictate what my day tn Tekonsha. The members of th« Brummel’s little bed and see if Brum­ ot shall I measure him nt his rooms?" mel is still alive. With Bnimmel’a in­ managers shall or shall not do in thia campaign.” -ntof n; public '^n100 poo.r 10 pense exercises. ordinate fondness for eating every­ “Well ace About tboL Mnry Ellen thing that shines, from hand-mirrors ■. _____ _ . «-? . " .h.UvTha “x^™.~: WARDROBE OF A MONKEY. ■ F i t! Hi*. !■ ■■ . t: * From the Journal, DetroU, Mu-h Utenoe and lived to tell the tale than Mrw. Mrs. Charles Newman, of Twelfth Anna L. Smith, of 311 Pulaski Avenue, fa very enthariastic _____ , over Dr. W»llhni.puZ Brooklyn. With all the eomforu that money Pilla. THK and and the she ho* Hm every ..rm reason, to ’ Cgrattfl fpitefcj affords, with all the happinem that many the wonderful «re ri.e rtremd &«. remedv. Mrs ........ the ... remedy.tneMr. loving friends can give, the joy of Mrs. with mueulat rheaauti.,,,. h_ riM,, Smith’s life was blasted for yem by the ter­ rn.rer.hle tor more th.u . rible ravages of rickneML Mrs.; Smith's ex­ perience is unique because her suffering was ■ot caused by one disease only but by many; until it Hcciaed as though she:was a living sacrifice. Doctors were employed, money was Dr. WiUiMM- Pink PHI.. «,d?£,£££* try . box. She took. In ’.n, ni„ spent—the wide world was searched for remedies that would give her the joy of good health. Despite all efforts the Clouds of life 8m to?n^rbL8.h*.'fc1-' '‘■"'’StfS grew darker until it looked indeed as If w1* ShetrartU* way. She heartily rromomendB them toiaV death was hovering near. It wus in this hoar one who i> troubled with rhrumatha uer? to hrr twtimonial to tC KCn. of distress that she beard of taet now famous derful virtue of tbe medicine. ® remedy—Dr. Williams* Pink pills for Pale People, and by their virtues was restored to good health anti happiness. The story Sa most interesting as told to a reporter: " I was an invalid for years, suffering first with one complaint and then with another. Uy ease was truly that of a complication of disease*, due to an accident which I received some years ago. The thing which caused me the most discomfort and made me offensive to my imiily was the woise case of indigestion imaginable. 1 made all around'me miserable by my sufferings, and was most miserable my­ self I had thc beat pliyaician we could find, and occasionally his prescriptions relieved me temporarily. But the pains and misery would nil soon return again. I Itrcame des­ perate, and started in to try remedies of which I read. Among them were the Pink Pills. Their appearance captivated me instantly, for I am n great believer in the beautiful, I took the polls and followed out thc directions to the letter, and before* many days I began to foel like a different woman. For six weeks I took the pills regularly, and I can truthfully add after that I was as well as nny one in the family. The change for the better in my con­ dition has caused tuy relatives and friends to take the pills. W# buy them all from the drug store of John Duryea, at the corner of De­ Kalb and Sumner Avenue. an old wld,« Md a rrtind M pmenl he i. in ,‘he rion Apiory,. of iMroiL For murr *caltt«»-dy«tTliria .nd ill th, SSt™ He dortond wilt mu, elooi, hot with oo l«trfit. Hii Iroc'rh seemed to be chronic. Some one r-com. ynradedI Dr. Williams* Pink PiIL«tohimX he £ot two boxes; by the tint ha had finished the second box he wu w nuph better that he left ofl taking them. Aboat this time he went to Ludington cn a business trip*, and while there iru taken ’0’,nP*om*. of his old trouble sppetrrf “x* ** «»ploy«i a physician. For rix wnki mnmkwi the Pink Pillaand sent for them. It h«i almou an immediate effect and he ccr.Jetely re­ covered. He is very glad to rreoaijnerd’tbejn to anyone, and will nevrt be without ’.uerc in the future. His son is also uiing tbets ff.r general debility and is rroriring Fenencfaj results, although he has got taken them very Ione, - Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, for Pile People are prepared by the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., of Schenectadr. S. Y., a firm wbn** abtDty aaid reJiability are unquestioned. Pink Pills are not kxikrd upon u a patent medicine, but as a prescription, havinr been used as such for year, in grni nd prorate, and their suceeseftil results in curing various afflie-. lions made it imperative that they be prepared in Quantities to meet thFdemand nfthr public, and place them in rraTh . f sll. They ire an unfailing spevifir for such disease^as loci'* motor ataxia, partial pcralvsw. StJ-Vitus’ dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatiam, ner­ vous headache, the after effects of la 'grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow rum­ I visit my kitchen every dav.^fo mr own pl ex ions, and tbe tired feeling multing tram BarkrtlAK «ad >>^roing: >» » word, look .f!.r nervous prostration, all diseases rv'uhinjtrom evervilung «v - eunnuLtvd with iny ,-y j-Loaie —— 8ml vitiated humors in the blood such asMTofnlx. “o^ y- •t — L. ■a -- .v J ... ••nk . <hronic eryripeba, etc. They are al* a ' °h’Zuhl Xll 1 P Ukl.nr t¥r Pi,b'- 1 ’Ppcific for »«*b!es peculiar ta fanslri. yeh take one ------t w —... f pr7«»:<»>. yon v rapprradon,. irrrvnl.nlit* u-1 all ** “ "J* f h 7 ’ P« ot w~knr-. TW.vl.Wld op .k* M..J urf rerih-’ h! J ‘nJ? thw 1I iot Vu’iid up luffrrinr“£1 m f [•the U women Won,pn wboLare ,re restore rrMorf the plow ?in’ of hrs 1 th io Mlfof to pale Dale and Milov sallow J ’ ’ ’ n > £ h i. < ’ ur hclr <*«*»• In men thev effect ..J':.,nv,r i cnerKs. in men tnev enect aa radical nttnea; mre <-urr in in rePth!d’Hnl WDrVr:,d bT ia; sU "““T frOB1 oTethe ?n.k MI ’’r tri »«rk, or or <-x«*«es .-XMV-* of ofwhatever whatever nature. nsinre. certAinlv reXjumxtJl 1 u’ ** f:3^ ,n*^] ’ I *<»ric T1* he°k bc,rt®*v Pink Pills are sold in N.xe- ■ never ta f->w patefol to the phyairian who put them on the form by the dtfren or hundred, and thr puHie ' #ro cautioned against nuut'-rous iinitstioui 4. £ .£ . "*n W‘mc. ■nd mW in »hnpr)-at fiO rents a l-x « rix .nntherefore, boxes for S2.30. and may b« had of all dreg""bout quo rife, or direct by mail trotc Dr Wiiluum* by all Ihor.yhlfa! people. MrdHre Cumpan k California, Louisana.New Mexico Texas, and Arizona. The Southern Pacific Company Iighigax Central w n» Stagari FalU Route.” StMlnus. Habtirqs ... .1 J.NiLW । 6 57114*1 mations. s wwrwARp. ro.m aamwoa................ I s.« i $ ;io.*n »*ip! »« CL R, OSBORN, iXcai Agent. Bs»tU«* and its Connections Operate the Best First and Second-Class Service from East to TIME TABLE. ,he “•!Los an geles, .. — ■ ! i l-il I ■ your doctor. The doctors ap­ prove of Scott’s Emulsion. For whom? For men and •women who are weak, when they should be strong; for babies and children who are thin, when they should be fat; for all who get no nourishment from their food. Poor blood is starved blood. Consump­ tion and Scrofula never come without this starvation. And nothing is better for. starved blood than cod-liver oil. Scott’s Emulsion is codllver oil with the fish-fat taste taken out. problematical. Tbe owner, however, j jr°ung days, a good U very fond of the little fellow, ami M ■pores neither trouble nor expense lo , not nearly as old aa you. I’d Lave ■pares neither trouble nor expense to you know.” * , ’ ’ ” make him comfortable. “You are!’ • . Taken all in all, the c’othee for this ‘Tm not, you insulting thing! ” monkey cost as much, suit for suit, art “You are!” the clothes his master wears. No man *Tm not!". we meet on Broadway wears fiw?T or “We will pans that point, but I want to more expensive garments. In fact, one boy Gnnr finer. Mr. 1 marri«I “J husband CtriR can Art n’t hnt? Xire Vaadertllf. I »*..’ I ™Tk.vT “ ,W' I •*“ 1 ‘D hl* ,X*-" A Sufferer Cured “Every sen»on, from uie tlnje r TO two yean, O|U> j 8uOcrK1 fully faom erysipelas, which iwpt growing worse until my hand, were almost useless. The bones softened ro tha. they would bend, and several of my lingers are now crooked from thia cause. On my hand I cany large scars, which, but tar 7^ ■‘Ti. truly 1 Many a ffood laugh I’ve had over enviable. He has all that he requires them. What n perfect goose you and has no responsibilities.—N. y. were!” J World. “I just hate you—bo, there!" “And I merely wWb to add that, cn —Bishop B. W. Arnett, the negro clergyman to whom accommodation was the very first publication of a perwonrefused by a hotel m Boston recently, allty about me in your newspaper or­ is making a tour of the weateni cities gans 1 ahull print in tbe Daily Bugle in which negro churches Lave been cs- every single one of yourmnshj, lacka­ tablishcd. He says that Lhe outlook for i daisical epistles. Do you understand T* women* glared nt each ucner other the future of the negro in America is ,. The two -----------bright and that tht race ’a making sub- ' , 1, “ “innle. and then Mrs. Samantha Rtantial pi jgreaa everywhere. i Wllbdrew-leaving Mrs. Mary ---------- ---- ------------। Ellen Rickrtta deep in thoagbt. w.zLre,l*urr in ’ i,be conduced withElysion park. Lo* 4ngelcF, for $104X00 out any personalities.—Harner's Rizar in coin and jewel* said to have been I u«T>er ■ Baxar. buried by a wealthy Spaniard in the • Tlic Stat<? B^rtta* as*uv>«t.Lr., days when the country belonged to » meeting at Plainwell in October. Spain. An Indian peon helped the don 1 The decline in horse flesh has caused to burj the treasure, and the story wa* the Crescent stock fans, locator near handed down, in lhe manixr such Gale*burg, to give up If Of legend* run m the southwest, until it horses. «UM. to the knowledge of the Arizona I Thomas Zulegar, aged w miner who has bow obtained perjr.ro- । gaunee’s pioneer residents, dropped feir AYER’S Sarsaparilla, would be sores, provided I alive and able to carry anything. . bottles of Ayer's SaraapmiHa curod me. so that I have had no return of the for more than twenty years. The Bist bottle seemed te reach lire spot and a persistent use of it has perfected tlie cure.'^-o. C. Davis. Wautoma, Wis. * » f SAN FRANCISCO and Intermediate Points. THROUGH TOURIST SLEEP1N6 CARS “inxiKboul to. r.n a?C,**i»’er cverv Wedneadnv nftht. and Cinctonaii. O. every Nomiay *nd Thursda> evening, aud are run. ' ThrouflD to Gaiitornia without Chains and care, the ^ijonxia petals. CreiRey.......... Mito... Crook*’ Lake. Dcitw. ,..A Ctav*fd%i*.... Aker* Ftdnt’... Sktuu............. Hastxvip...... ♦4 ooj •» . 4 WI 10 05f. 4 14! 10 I*. Qoate Grx.vb.. Woodland ...*. Woodbnn .... f 11 ■gCWt Lowest Ratis, Nt 45 •» «• 6 rgjl 3 10 8 IS. 7 IW S 19! 8 •; ; *3.*4 *’ «. Best Routf MtRTienBOOTH.' MEXICO, Grand itopinh. DMNlt........... ail potato in New Mexico and California Woortlat'rt ... Oosxa Grove. HAanxue... 8 45! <»]>> •»> M «S l»| •3 <15 *5 15 • a 12 5 K <hnitr ... Aken P>lnt. Lake. >!»: • Ml ’5 * •9 34 *5 £ >40 Mfo 8'jOj. Lv wer».'«>ur_ wffl* hiTwrvbd to change thc Jn.e o ^wPSTwoodbur} tor D- L * X’ . I . ! �Hasting LOCAL NEWS. Banner. • tlKCULSTlON * Thursday, Maj’28, r8$6. ■ Inis week, . W. R. COOK. Loci! Editor. Jaxon Soap hurts no fabric. 86 quires. ^Jaxon priM B.klnr Powd,, lei,eM MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. VIOLENT STORMS. Nervous Great Damage Done by Tornadoes Hereafter, changes for advertisements Nolhlw clean, cleaner than Jaxon aoap At the seventh annual meeting in and Cloudbursts. People often wonder why their nerves M .must reach this offlee Tuesdays at latest te Grand Rapids of the Michigan State Bar A large broom handle factory is belnr association officers were elected as fol­ insure insenion in the issue of the week agitated for Standish. when brought. why they start at every slight hot lows: Hall D«*troy* Property In North sadden sound; why they do not slaap ^>r«*>dent, O’Brien J. Atkinson, Port Hu­ One iwallow doea not make Sprink. but naturally; why they have tnrp—t Nearly everyone needs a good tonic at this one awallow ot One Minute Corwh Cure ron.' vics president, Michael Bresnan. De­ troit; secretary, Lincoln Avery. Pon Hu­ headaches, indigestion and nervous .Benson. Hood’s ftarsaparilla Is tbe one true brinja relief. W. u. GoonvsAit. ron; trtuui«r, William A. Jeaks, Port tonic and Wood purifier. Hui on; directors, Georgs S. Hosmer. De­ Tlrree chUdren In one family at Breerl,- troit; Henry C. Smith. Adrian; F. A. Lyon. Guthrie. O. T., May 23.—A disastrous O. P. Miller, a youthful Battle Creek vllledled ot black diphtheria. HllUdale; William O. Howard, Kalama- cyclone and waterspout passed over ki n!tn has made himself a bicycle which soo; Mark Morris, Grand Rapids: J. J. this section Thursday night, causing The explanation is simple. It h found la Ececma Is a frlgbltul affliction, but like Carton. Flint; W. B. WlUlama, La pees: that Impure blood which i* contin­ ; । is said lo be a very creditable affair. great damage. At Edmond 20 houses ,h-n t Bvin* carried Lrom all other skin diseases It can be permanent­ 8. B. Daball, St. Johns; John H. Grant. ually feeding the nerves upon refuse • the Buttle Ffchl. I Grace Parker a little 18-year-oM Grand ly cured by appllcatlnna ot De Wltl’a Witch Manistee; C. L. Collins. Bay City; E. H. were demolished and two persons, Har­ instead ot lheelements of strength and Pratt. vey Rich and his daughter, were killed. n-t Company H. 8th Ohio Regi- Ripid* girl died last week from excessive Hszel Salve. It never fails to cure Pile*. vigor. In such condition opiate and. At White Eagle, 30 miles north, three W. H..Goodyear. nerve compounda simply deaden and rope jumping, having Jumped 250 time-. Mlss Henrietta Sparrow, sister of eydones formed within the short apace do not cure. Hood’s Sarsaparilla feeds Oliver P. Shuler, a Charlotte druggist, SiS\ rtttt»l>efVd among the reOn June 24. the alumni of the U. of M. of one hour and swept toward thc Osage the nerves pure, rich, red blood; gives I ' wln- i next he returned to his . wni tender a reception to President Angell has filed a 86.000 mortgage on two stocks Millionaire E. E. W. Sparrow, nf Lnns- country. Twelve houses were demol­ natural sleep, perfect digestion, is ths 4ng, who was recently adjudged insmja true remedy fox all netvous troubles. * wa> bonic on a * iu honor of the twenty-fifth anniversary of of drugs and cigars, to protect creditors. and who was denied the right of uiTap- ished nnd 40 or 50 head of stock were bo-11 ’. , . t...T in thc battle of Win- , .. .. In the Spring a young man’s faneyjight- peal by the supreme court, has created killed iu the vicinity of White Eagle. At fcav:x,V? MaSh 23. ’62- During htepreaidency. ly turns to thought* of — De Witt’s LltUe a great sensation by suddenly disappear­ Black Rear John Rodgers and his wife Chester.’ he did not recover a large grey t-qulrrell was captured last Early Risers, for they always cleanse the ing from her brother’s residence ixn- were killed by falling timbers, while a •' ' k‘ !’r,v?,’on J "d 1 wwk white slitlbk on > telephone pole In | liver, purify lhe blood, and Invigorate the farmer named White was killed and all xnefliately upon hearing of the decision urc arniy • e jlnckcn ' front of n business store in Mancelona.and, system. the members of his family injured by W. 11. Goodyear. of the court. The servants and those of their houses being blown down on them. interview a y~ar apo> | now being trained. The Knights Templar of Lenawee coun­ her friepds who know where she is At Cushing five persons were killed, , A>’.tinued for six months, I . rhe gatt|e creet Sanitarium has sent ty will bold tbeii annual encampment at 1 maintain absolute silence on the sub- their houses being blown down on them. Is the One True Blood Purifier. 81 Prt bottle.. ' Seitrd n ffh ^’c be§ Ph.^ n? Wh£b 1 <»e of trained tiuraet Beantsell’s landing, Devils lake. In jeet_____ Eight cyclones have occurred within Prepared only by C-1. Hood A Co., Lowell, Maas. AugusL »•„. thev all taiieu, »»*•*•*•* । s radius of 50 miles in this section with­ Masonic Temple Dedicated. he..r ; • ; irerwas recommended ■ to establish a branch institution at HonoUl i» ra-ii cnrc Urcr Ills; easy to One minute Is lhe standard lime, and er '2 o( ;t» effectual treatment The beautiful new masonic temple, in five days. nOOU S PlllS take, easy to operate. »e. lulu, Hawaiian Islands.. One Minute Cough Cure is the standard which occupies the entire two floors D*m»ce by Hull ?” 1 could note a Change Minot, N. D., Muy 25.—A severe hail­ Niles Is to have a six days carnival, in­ preparation for every cough or cold. It over the new Citizens* saving bank and • '? nr*t dose., improvement conI* Hip only harmless remedy that produces adjoining buildings, was dedicated at storm swept over this section Saturday : cluding running and trotting races among immediate results. ttaue ': ■■ •''«> “« »»d W. H. Gooyear afternoon, causing serious damage to Owoaso by Most Worshipful Grand Mas ­ itored me to perfect health. which is to be a derby, ball games and Floyd jtirrhton of Lapeer went In ter John J. Carton aud the graud of­ crops. Many buildings are without win­ 4;her sports. The fuu will begin June S. • II’. swimming too early this year and Is now ficers. A reception was held in the even­ dows. The full amount of damage, can­ Shakespeare’s play “As you like II”, is sick with brain fever and,not expected to ing. after which a tall and banquet not be estimated. Cuttie on the ranches JTD ITS itor :—I have ah absolute to bv given by the Shakespeare Club at live. Ul- ,I'A mz qiMMONS, were given at the armory, which was suffered severely from the storm. Ln ' remedy for Consumption. Bv its time! ' us$ a number of instances cattle were Ji Plant organ. Voles cbltnxe. Olivet iu the college grove. It will be Did you ever think how readily the respl'.uident vtftli decorations of bunt­ pounded to death by the hnil. The thousands of hopeless cases hare been i’read/ H.: - Hi'< and .ttlMT advanced ‘ IU « ln.A!Q-- of two nr given In its entirety and will be one of blood l» poisoned by constipation? Bad ing aud electric disjdays. permanently cured. So proof-positive am I stones were of enormous size and fell iltt,rej For particulars call the first attemot* at out of door theatricals blood means bad health and premature Health la Mlehigah. with terrible force. The storm was ac- of its power that I conskfer it my duty to old age. DeWitt’* Little Early Kisers, the | srnJ t vc bottles free to those of your r riders known in Michigan. famous little pills, overcome obstinate con-1 .During the week ended May 16 re- ' compacted by severe lightning, doing who have ConsumjXion.Throat, Bronchial or The black knot commission has finished!1 stlpatlon. W. H. Goodyear I ports sent in by 58 obsci vers in various [ considerable damage. Oue or two barns Lung Trouble, if they will write me- their ,1 M-KllfalNS. portions of the state Indicate that iliarj in the Moose river valley were struck Its work at Kalamazoo and found that two express and postoffice address. Sincerely, ' Pickerel fishing near Marine City is bet-1 •» hi-M.KAl Dhujctok. : thirds of the 5000 plum trees within the1 ter than ever this year. Hammond Bros. rhea and pneumonia increased and ' by lightning. Crops in the Moose river T. A. SLOCUM, M. Cm I«3 Pttrl St., Bevz Tert. p , •.rt«ttna*’ Phot<ign in area Jof* ।1 _ .■> ... nre u tot*i i°ss, '. -rdrxice C<mn at reel. ! city limits are diseased and they have. report calchiug a ton of pickerel each haul whooping cough decreased ... ,. ;.t;v tended day or nlghu prevalence. Consumption wasrejtorted , Delage In Iowa. | been ordered cut down, which means tbe, of the seine. nt 2Uj places, typhoid fever at "22, diph­ Marshalltown, la., May 25.—Thc worst j destruction of 815,000 worth of trees. A. L. Wooster, a prominent citizen of theria at 19, scarlet fever at 22, measles cloudburst since <1881 struck Lamoille Osseo. Mich., after suffering excruciatingly at 34, whooping cough at 10 and small­ W. W. POTTER. and State Center Sunday morning, di­ Ezjpalled Put an Advt. in The Banner from piles for twenty years, was cured in pox at Ionia. A- rOT I ER, rectly on the Chicago & Northwestern yb.-ttLaw. . —every poison and i&pvrity of your• a short time by useing DeWitt’s Witch t • t tuuk. ■ CvHeetlons ’ blood, by Dr. Pierce’s Golden MedicalI Haxel Salve, an absolute cure for all skin railway. Linn creek, a very small it brings good returns. Medial Choo*« Officer*. lUG -nrral law business t Discovery. Then there’s a clear akin and stream ordinarily, swelled to half a mile I diseases. More of this preparation Is used The Michigan State Eclectic Medical I wide here, submerging all railroad a clean system. Tetter. Salt-rheum, Ec­ than atl others combined. •nd Surgical association in annual res' janls, being three feet deep in dwellzema. Erysipelas, Bulls. Carbuncles, En­■ W. H. Goodyear sion In Jackson elected officers ns fol­ larged Glands, Tumors and Swellings, and1 i ings on low lands and enuring consldA Steamer is being built at Benton HarD. D. S. Skin and Scalp Diseases, from a‘ bor to ply between that place aud Bu­ lows: erablc damage. Residents hnd to be re••.j; work dime carefully au<l al'. Blood,... President, r., rvcMiucni, E. r. F. Bronson, nronaon. <of h ucnst»: Unnffes: tbe-u. ps or chloroform I common bioteh or eruption to the worst first vice president, W. J. Crouch. Detroit; ' moved in boats, lhe water swept away . ruin Smith * Backet Store. ■ scrofula—these are perfectly and penna- chanan, a rout*1 which lias been abandoned second vice president, J. C. Lampman, ' bridges, fences and small outbuildings, ’ for many years. nently cured by IL . Hastings; third vice president. E. M. ' rtC(] nearly n mile of Northwestern track 1 \MPMAN. M. D. In building up needed flesh and strength Young mothers dread the Summer mon­ Conklin, Manchester secretary, J. Lam- and roadbed. w a Lampman. call? promptly of pale, puny, .scrofulous children, th* on account ot the great mortality a- oreaux. Landing; treasurer, L. A. How- । Des Moines, Iu., May 2&.—Heavy .atentirn given to fitting ; tl_an\n,,'ai moug children caused by bowel troubles. , . H.raU „r Kuplure ivr “• ' storms swept Iowa Saturday. Harden, Perfect safety may la? assured thewe who 1 Fears Splenic Fever. 1i m.Jopty ot case* can be j -A1 Grundy, Tama and Des Moines counties ■ . without a nurgtcal operaGov. Rich has Issued a proclamation Delicate dlsea^Bf of either sex. however keep on hand DeWitt's Colic and Tholera suffered especially, the first three being 1 Induced, speedtfy and radically cured. cure, and administer It promptly. For prohibiting tbe importation until No­ centrally located in thc st.ne and the Address in confidence. World's Dispensa­ cramps, bilious colic, dysentery and diar- vember 1 uf Texas rattle orcattic raised last named in the southeastern corner. 1 A* . : ; LECTION OFFICE OF rhuM, It afford* Iflstanl relief. ry Medical Association, Buffalo. N. Y. south of the 3oth parallel of uorth lati­ Hail accompanied a heavy wind in each Jj ■' M. SMITH. W. H. Goodyear tude, which have net been kept' con- ’ l< ’ • • ■ • made in al! parh of the state . 11 the hair Is falling out and turning A freak in lhe sheep line was born at tinuausly at least one winter north of locality. In the little village of Ellis, Hardin county, small buildings were de­ Cc.n— ■iv ;ug a speciality,. Special pains gray, the glands of the skin need stimulat­ a farm near Hudson tbe other day. The tekoin draiilug coutrack, chattel tnort- ing and color-food, and the best remedy animal had one head, two IxjdleS and said parallel. The proclamation is to molished. Il loo.’SM and teparalsi the dirt, making guard against the Infection of domestic ' (aw.tr.i Woodland, Mich. and stimulant is Hall's Hair Renewer. eight legs. It lived but a few hours-after washing easy, bet doet let lhe fabric. I cattle with Texas or splenic fetcr. A GORGEOUS SCENE. birth. Lit-r* Lo*t in a loUhtionCward Loyal E. Knsppen. Mach I’orap Attend* the Csaria Entry In Womas Life Convict Pardoned. Two Harbors, Minn., May 25.—George Mtjs. RDeYoung. Middleburg, la., Arthur C. Denison. Upon tbe unanimous recommenda- * Weaver, engineer, RDd Wallace Moulton, writes. 1 have used Oue Minute Cough 3Ai; ;AKT KNAl’FEN & DENISON. •tion of the pardon board Gov. Rich has 1 Moscow, May 22. — The great tri­ LAWYERS. foreman of a worktrain on the Duluth Cure for six years, both for myself and E0.H11Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,, umphal entry of the emperor and em­ Gnuid Rapidv. Michigan. & Iron Range railroad, were iristantly children, and 1 consider It the quickest pardoned Surah Haviland, the ohly killed in a head-end collision with an acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure I wsiDjan convict in Jackson prison, press iuto Moscow occurred ' yestci-. W. H. Goodyear where she. has been confined since 1866 day. Until Thursday the emperor had JANES A. SWEEZEY. extra ore train Saturday night. Brake­ ever used. v Atturuey.at law, A number of Chicago business men have on a life sentence for poisoning her not officially been in the city. At man McKenna were seriously injured, ...... Habtlngs. Mich. and a number of workmen employed on | bought real estate In and about Bangor three little children. She went at once 12:30 o’clock the cannon boomed, folShc Ha•-•-.es in all courts of the state. Col­ the road were badly shaken up. Both with a view of rearing from business and j to her iu Canada. '** * ls8i lowed by eight shots. This was the sig­ w .. .......daughter .. lection* prompt:) attended to. I nul for ev^ry bell in Moscow to peal | fitting up country Aats in and about the ■ y ears o ld. engines and 15 cars were demolished. ! forth, and in an Instant, Ted off by the village. j An Important Decision. | bells of the Ivan tower, in the Kremlin (t A. SCRIBNER. M. 1>., I . Physician atnl Surgeon, Frankfort, Ky- May 21.—Judge Wil­ Your Hoy Won't Live a Month. | The shoe stock of C. D. Ulmer at fin indescribable jangle of thc hun­ »>•?.: in. • ■ Mkh. liams rendered a decision in a habeas fire dred* of bells iu this muchrbelled city So Mr. Gllmsu Brown, of 84 Mill St.. ' Flint was greatly damaged, by lire 01ice in ty~»!dcpce. oue clock east of depot. corpus case here, the effect of which of South Gardner, Mass., was told by the which started in the Storeroom on the broke upon tbe ear. The emperor had would be to release about 250 convicts doctors. His sou had lung trouble, fol­ second floor, and Allison Sabine, an old left the palace and thc procession had A A '• H. BARBER now confined in thc two penitentiaries lowing Typhoid Malaria, and he spent soldier who slept in the third story, started. It was probably the mofit gor­ • .’ujsician- and burgeons. , three hundred and seventy five dollars van ‘suffocated. Several other persons geous scene that Moscow had ever be­ Calls iu city ot county responded to with of thc state. promptness, day or night. with doctors, who finally gave him up, who occupied npartmcuU on that floor held. sajing: “Tour boy won’t live a month.” "' A. ELDON,' ~ ~ escaped with difficulty. . Danville, HL, May 23.—Isaac Dunn, j He tried Dr. King's New Discovery and a the temperance lecturer who was known few bottles restored him to health and en­ IndiunajKiliM, Ind., May 22.—Gov. Mat« Abstract and Real Estate Offlee. Abstract Block. Hasting*. all over this country, died at his home abled him to go to work a perfectly well Thieves stole $800 worth of optical thews has received notice tliat the suMe -r t > . ■ m on F.ea: Estate P~-.a! Estat, in this county of Tatty degeneration of man. He says lie owes his present good goods from George W. Shellman ’ * store preme court of the United States has de­ fold <>a commission. Genera! con»eyauclnfi. dsx: 4 a .1 set uf Abstract Book*, com the heart, aged 50 years. health to the use of Dr. King’s New Dis­ in Knltfnisxoo. Ciueu the WO celebrated (X74CIUUIVU Green X.IXCC11 inland trx.UMU conVUM* •, cided plkeyoi.-Records, can fUFnisb complete covery, and knows It lo be the best In the , Tbe Exchange bunk nt Unionville troveray *--------- ->-•« between — Indiana . .................and nJ Kentucky A’ow Is the timi work! for Lung Trouble. Trial bottles ] in favor of Indiana. Green island is 11 to get a good Free Pill*. HILIP T. COLGROVE, ' /ree at W. H. Goodyear’s Modern Drug owned by F. 0. Waterson closed its tract uf land of several, thousand Send yotar address to H. E. Bucklen A | door*Depositors will be paid ir. full. | Attorney at Law store. _________________ _ ___________ nercs lying in the center of the Ohio Co., Chicago, and get a free sample box of ' Alderman John Chris Jacob, of De‘S.n >r to Smith & Colgrove.) Dr. King * New Life Pills. A trial will A SL Joseph burglar built a high scaf­ troit, who was charged with having so- rher not far from Evansville. It has •ORJre lit C moo block. Hastings. ■ convince you of their merits. These pills fold to enter through a window, lie was United n Lrilw from Architect. E. E, U*n Pm' in ui' the courts of the state. territory ,ln« Indiana are easy in nctioff and are particularly ef­ discovered In the inaster’s bedroom and .nd Gnorgv W. Myeia, wu acquitted. I "■““!»«' »■ " •»•'« ISIS. For : H. KEN ASTON. fective in the cure of Constipation and fell headfirst down lhe stairs, but got A B-mXy farmer tried the nxperi- 1 ,h "V • attorney at Law, sick headache. Fur Malarial and Liver away with a valuable watch and chain. , . , , , lev tea tuxes tncre. and the men who • Over J. 8. Goodvear & Co.'s store.) went ,»f plowing by .tenm and found H„d on h Ftactlceslu all court*nt the Blate. Goliecttom Troubles they have been proved invalu­ able. They are guaranteed to be perfect­ iiramptlyattended to. । that it worked successfully. He at- HluteM# Backlea's Arnica Saire ly free from every deleterious substance tached four big plows to his engine —— -------------------The best salve In the world for cum, and plowed an acre of ground nn hour. I L R. TI MMERMAN, Honiapathlc Phy and to be purely vegetable. They do not Noteu Baok narciar sentenced. • sit inn and Surgeon. weaken by their action, but by giving tone bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever । Charier M. Green, of I-ort Huron. 1 R A’.1—23 -“?™nt" sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, Office over Roger's grocery stone.) while Imrlng n well on hi. form on the Shmburn, one of the molt during bank to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate ■‘nd «*?• d7'»ff the system. Regular size 25c. per box. corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ lake .hare, .truck mineral water nt . tively cure plies or no pay required. It । rimith nf 40 feet I h“K ®,O,en uPwnrd« of ^,000,000 from YMUKI Sold by W. H. Goodyear. is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction depth of 40 fccL astings ity ank I the banks of this country and Europe, lire nt Saginaw de.trojed John Gel- „.a, on conr|ctrf,on the or money refunded. Price 25 cents per Liberty, Equality and Fraternity. Hastings, Mich. ger-. More. re.lden« .nd tarn ; W . IL of borRl „«, nd d bMki ^ box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the Liberty is of no value in itself, but is Kernare..dc.ice.ndbttrn,C.Vi.Bohn-linto ,b<, U|dd„burg nation,! tank. CAFITA.U 75,000.00 valuable only aj a means to equality, druggist ^unty, ,nd s„nten<«l tn aud equality that did uot eventuate iu John A, McMahon of Mio. Is the only holT. re.idencc ud ClnrenceTucket-a SURPLUS, SI 7,000.00 ! •; lnc*.;-.'.rat'ed under the laws ot the State of fraternity would perish. Equality will lawyer left in Oscoda county. It Is said residence, Total Iom, 115,000, about foar yeBrB ond eight month, in DuMichigan. enlarge itself to the bonds of humanity to be an amusing sight to see him prose­ half insured. nemora prison. . Open for business, Dec. 10, 1886. as fast as people learn that iu likeness cuting and defending a criminal at the The 23d annual meeting of the na­ Will Not Keeosaise Them. ' tional conference of charities and core there is the only rest And comfort and same time. Cleveland, OM May 23.—At the OFFICERS. rcction will be held in Grand Rapids pleasure that men can know, and frater­ I Methodist general conference yestert 0. Q. nobtOMin. PreaidSut What We Offer You Tbit Splendid t^9o nity will come as a result of the same Chester Mreaer. Vice Pre*. June 4 to 10. . In the Preabyteri.n d">' 'a%o"touble d-cld«l that theebureh Dan W. Reynolds, CMbtei conviction.—W. D. Howells in Century Is this; If yon are troubled with Catarrh, .1 a. r. 1 should not th(; recognize tn anv matter of ^ri,tiBn Cold In Head, Hay Fever, go to the drug­ church ,t Coldw-terw-. DIRECTORS: enuruu ««. ------------------------gist named below and get a bottle of Cen D^j. W ReyaoUr. W. H Powere, Mttde an t:cnor The Shakers ot Mount Lebanon, a com­ turyCatanh Cure. No danger of being j members voting almost unanimously cietiea or sanction in any manner the D . Ro!itn*<in R. B. Me»er. M. I. Cook. Cbeeler Metwei. munity of simple, honest. God-fearing humbugged. Relief In five minutes aud a to withdraw from the presbytery. affiliation of these societies with the ^vanmted a goorf timekeeper. P T. Colgrove. men nnd women, have prepared tbe Shak­ positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. Thc agricultural implement and stove Epworth league. Mention this ptipefand we will send yon er Digestive Cordial for many years, and manufacturing firm nt Lansing of E. 5 sample copies of the Twice Struck by Lightotng. , H-- the ntuy savtug* department In Barn Henry Aurand and wtfe of North Te- Bement <fc Sons was forced to assign T and rayg interest on all tin* It is always tbe same, simple, honest, cur­ Dixon, HL, May 23.—The old adage DETROIT JOURNAL, C’MI-WEEKLT. ative medicine that has helped to make the konaha have lived together alxtv-lhree with Habilitiesof $300,000. that lightning never strikes twice in thc contflininc full instmeuoas how lo get »«.*.• Shakers lhe healthy, long-lived people that years. Aurand works every day on tie Duncan MacKellar, a contractor at rame place has been disproved. During waJcli. Act quick.; they are. The Shakers never have indi­ farm and Mrs. Aurand does household Benton Harbor, fell 25 feet from a nn electrical- storm of great severity the Adcx«:*, Dxuon you co., gestion. This Is partly owing to tbelr scaffold to a concrete pavement, re residence of Frank beibolt in West Petr it. Mich. simple mode oflite, partly to Hie wonder­ dntlrs like a young girl. ful properties of Shaker Digestive Cordial. ceiving fatal injuries. If the Haby 1* Cutting Teeth. . William Bllssit, an old soldier and Dixon was twice struck, and Mrs. Sei­ Indigestion is caused by the stomach bolt was severely injured. Be sure and use that old and>ell tried farmer of Atwood, committed suicide Klanda not supplying enough digestive remedy. Mrs. Winslow ’ s Soothing Syrup Killed tn a Wreck. Juice. Shaker Digestive Cordial supplies by drowning himself iu his well. for children teething. It sooths the child, Lemurs, la., May 22.—A freight train what’s wanting. Shaker Digestive Cor­ the gums, allays all pain, cures | Despondency was thecause. on the , Omaha road was derailed here dial invigorates tbe stomach and all its softens Dexter M. Ferry, of Detroit, has ac- and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hildebrand, wind colic and is the best remedy for I glands so that after a while they don’t 1 cepted tbe chainnnnship of the repub­ need help. As evidence of the honesty of dlarrha'a. Twenty-five cents a bottle. of Beatrice, Neb., wbo were in thc lican state central committee, which Sbalcec Digestive Cordial, thc formula is caboose, were instantly killed. Two well known Van Buren county was unanimously tendered him by the printed on every bottle. Sold by DrugRumored Deaths by Cyclone. farmers have juat finished a legal battle recent state convention. gIsis,price 10 cents to SLOO per bottle. Hiram L. Miller, one of Saginaw's ' over a barrel of sand. The plaintiff got Chicago, May 25, 4 a. m.—A dispatch a verdict of SO rents, while the defendmt venerable and honored citizens, died at j has just been received that a cyclone Catarrh Cannot be Cured the age of 93. No man hnd more to do j struck Polarie, la., 15 miles north of IVnh local applications as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh bl a blood or bad to pay S$0 coats. cuusdruUonal disease, and In order to cure It with the early history Of Saginaw -than Des Moin^fi, nt midnight, killing nine you must take Diurnal remedies- Hall s Capersons and injuring many. Th* Ttin* for Duildlnx L&rrb Cure Is raken internally, aud act* directly Mr. Miller. . Frank May, a pioneer of Unadilla,, un lhe blood and raucous sunarea Hall's Ca­ UpthamCtok h at Ulla “?«’“• 711 e 00 ; r. Explosion Waa Fatal tarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It was । weather ha* made unuaual drain* upon tbe ■ aged 56 years, died suddenly of par Marietta, Ind., May 22.—The boiler in prescribed by one at the best physicians In Uris vital force*. The blood ha» beron-e (mpovrr| the Davidson Bros.* sawmill near here — -a t« * rBaularpraacription, iMtwKl and Impure, and all tbe fuoctlora ot the bodv Mitin Incooreqnrnce. Hood * Karaapar- alysia. A Detroit bird broke the world’s 300- exploded, fatally Injuring Thomas and Illa 1’the great blnodbuUdcr.brr«u<«e It Is the mite bnraing-plgeon record, making the I Eunice Daridson and Frank Battraa One True Blood l*ur!fier and nerve tonic. distance in 4 hours and 54 minutes. j ' snd wounding six others. Hood’* nih become the Farori te cathartic ' Battle of Wnchest^- Dyspepsia A Y Hoods Sarsaparilla j.-t . aptioD « JI. Goodyear. w jaXpn rt SOAP. There is fun in the foam, and health in the cup of HIRES Rootbeer—the great temperance drink. H P Absolutely Free! P WATCH A C H B . FREE! ■1 FREE! YANKEEWATCH Your ' Bread Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not eo when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in tbe city. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. with ail who use them. All druggists. 2Sc. «• E. REMKES, FMrK 1 �ors. On one aide of tbe square the eburebe* of La Soledad aud Santo Domin­ go. old and lime atained. once monasteries and fortresses, their walls pierced for can­ non that may have been used lu troublous limes on tbe \olher aide the low white facade of tbe government palace: the flanking bides completed by the dvm por­ tals, arches behind which thc bazHtr-llke shops arc open to the street. Juarez, who Is called lhe Lincoln of Mexico, was a na live of Oaxaca, and In the center of the plaza stands a fine statue of the liberator. . "Up and down the walks, past the statue and the fantastic pagoda which h the band stand, lhe people strolled singly, prrwiveness of the scene, the overwhelm­ in couples, In groups. The effect was ing sense of mightiness displayed, as one curious and picturesque. The women looks upward aud backward from bls [lit­ were bareheaded or wore the Span sh lace tle coop on wheels, stifles expression. rebosa; some of them were beautiful, at Some gigantic force has let loose Its power least In the moonlight. Gay young Cabal­ beneath the eternal rocks in an age when leros In dashing Mexican dress; tall In­ tbe earth was young, and upheaved ithe dians in close wrapped zerapes, or white monstrous mass as if an idle sport. Moun­ cotton trousers and shirts; anrocca*ional tains have been twisted out of shajpe. shiny silk hat and high linen collar and stood on their side**, upended, rent and puff tie; children lightly clothed frlaj Ing racked. The distorted strata are nature’s tug In the old familiar Way; natives photograph of the deed. Across the tapes stretched out asleep on thc benches undis­ of sheer cliffs 2,too feet high, they ruri In turbed by the policeman stalking past even lines, but diagonally; on one stu­ Across the patches of moonlight, and lost pendous wall the strain are curved In pvr- again iu the shadows of the heavy foliage, fect half circles; on another they hive the processions moved up 'and down the been bent at regular intervals or broken flower-fringed paths. Mostly the people up Into a bewildering jutable ot lines. I were silent, nn chatter, no laughter, only “The air has grown warmer as the de­ the voices of Ute children. Clocks in the scent Is made, and soon lhe temperature tower struck lhe hour, the quarter and the becomes uncomfortable. then sweiteriag. half; so many were they and sn out of From the cool heights the translation Is so time with each other that bells of different sudden that the tropical valley seems j to voices sounded through lhe hour at Irreg­ fairly blaze under lhe sun. At Quiolepec ular Intervals. The strange costumes, tbe you find that you have taken a drop [of dark foreign faces, the tropical plants, the 5,000 feet are well Into the tropical coun­ snow-white walls, tlie domes, the music, try. and that your coach has singular the belfs, the moon made a spectacle, and points ot resemblance to an iron furnace an effect strangely impfeszlng one with at whiteJieat. Tropical verdure la lux­ the notion that he was sitting In parquet uriant. In whatever little patches lot chair watching a scene in “pen». At 11:30 earth that have been rested from lhe rlyer theinrj band closed Ils sux program with n quickUAllu telvotw re,... •• , . nnd — re the ...rerocks ------- grow bananas,. orani i, । moving’ polka, the throng iA stronera mangoes mid strange fruits, of which jpu ' dwindled awny and finally disappeared,and know not .the etbe when the bells began to hammer out the . . names, palms, sugar . -aud coffee. Children from two to eight hour of midnight the Plaza de Armas years old stand in the sun at lhe stat lots, was deserted, save for the sleepers curled exactly as they came from lhe hands jot up on the benches and the policemen who nature, barring lhe dirt, and unabashed watched their lanterns sitting at “ the • gaze at yoqr colored porter as our own comers of the square. children might gaze upon a wanderer frdm Mars. Women holding naked babies bn their backs conform • to fashion’s dictates PERSONAL MENTION. with a single low cut garment, and men in white, loose trousers and shirt lean against the walls. Just aS the heat grows (V. E. Merritt, of Lansing, was In the unbearable, and the water in the “cooler” cltySaturday. begins to emit steam, the train draws Into Etton Dolson, of Charlotte, was In Tomellin. ToroelHn Is deep In the fastnesses of city Monday. ' a lonely canon, but it could not have been Mr. and Mrs. Jas McKevittare visiting more welcomed had it been the gate of paradise. There were angels there, too— In Middleville. angles with queues, in guise of Chinamen, Mr. Frauk Heath, of Edmore was In who kept the clean, cool dining hall, gave us cracked ice from the mountains, and a the city last week. wonderous meal of seven courses, even to Miss Eva Rjan is quite seriously 111 the familiar apple pie of our forefathers, with a bilious attack. for one round Mexican dollar. How these W. J. Holloway was in Grand Rapids facile Mongolians wrought the miracle In that lone spot, hung on the mountain’s Monday on business. wall, was a problem tliat 20 minutes for Charlie Bush,, of East Jordan, has been dinner^ave not time enough for solving. ...lowest depths of the valley of the visiting at John Brisby’s. ••The Highest oi all ia Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report iWtSJsi ABSOLUTELY PURE Hastings Banner - Thursday, May aS, 1896. COOK BROS., Proprietors MICHIGAN TOURISTS VISIT TO OAXACA, THE CITY NEAR THE RUINS OF MITLA, - ll>- H <» reptile Description of thc Trip by Mr. W. J. Hun-fikcr, of the Detroit Journal. <Thc Haxskh Editor not one of the party to go to Oaxaca, and reproduces the description of (hie trip, ax written by Mr. Hunsak-r, in order to give our renders some Idea of the sizhte and scene* along the way.) ••The harrow-guage Mexican Southern cailhmd runs through a fine farming coun­ try- linm dlatelj upon leaving Puebla, n countr> that has fuflielent water for Irri­ gating the fertile soil. When we went through, the peons were plowing the wheat fields with crooked sticks, or threshing out lhe grain by driving a drove ■of horses around and around on the hard ground In tbe the open fields. In one field wheat was being sown, in another it was touched with a beautiful green, a lit­ tle farther on the gold of the harvest time had been given II by the sun, on lhe next hacienda the reapers were at work. As the train climbed higher up the grade and reached the backbone o( a ridge, a view was presented that is no where eke possi­ ble. Three extinct volcanoes rose into, tire air. while the barren head of Malintzl ■appeared at lheir shoulders. Ixtaccihautl, HI.060 feet high, is not a peak, but a mass that from a fantastic resemblance to r sleeping female form under -its robe ot *.m»w was called by the Aztecs “The While Woman.’ Popocatepetl, highest ambbest known of tbe Mexican peaks, in this view on the Mexican Southern road discloses a part of its shadowy crater, and on the southern side the fact that Its sum­ mit, 17,782 feet above the sea, is not com­ ’ pletely snow enveloped. ••Bui Orizaba is a mountain In a dream. •Far (low:» upon its sides its snow-mantel ■barigs. aud chaste, symmetrical, regular, smooth, a true cone in shape, it looms 17.J56 feet Into the blue sky, the sun dazzlingly brilliant upon its glittering slues,or touching them with lhe softest rose tints. Tbete is something spectacular In this view of Orizaba. 100 miles away. The; oihers you”realize are real mountains, i Salado had been reached, the train had L. P. Bissell, editor of the Chviotte Re­ Orizaba appears to rise to tbe vision as at [ found Ils way through a short tunnel, publican was In the city.yesteiday. a n M MV-a peak L- r.f to.fl a summons, ffancy's ofannw enow fmitt from flip the discovered a new ri.n. river In to lead bosom of a summer sea. obedient to a the way for it—lhe Rio Grande del Bur— Miss Florence Mead, of Battle Creek, Is wagiciau’s wish. So clear and distinct aud now began lhe upward climb along vlsitiug her father Jas. Mead tnd family. are its outlines that is peak seems to run the canon of Tcmellln. Higher and high­ Mr. and Mrs^Julius Russell tnd Mr. and to a needle*? point. er it rose, the mountain still Imposing and ••But lhe train has topped the ridge and grand; the temperature falling prejceptlbly. Mrs. E. tV. Morrill spent Sunday at Gun Ike conductor from Pittsburg remarks that The .canon walls closed in until they seem­ Like. v ’ you are 7.300 feet above the sea, and for ed to meet, the train whisked around MI«\Lettie Garn spent Sunday In Mld136 miles the xoad will be downward. curves so sharp that the engineer could The crowns of tbe volcanoes have sudden­ have tossed an orange to the party on the .dlevllle the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. . ly dipped out of sight aud are seen no rear platform; then it mounted over the Hendrick. more. Through a wide plain the train back of a mountain from which a magnifi­ Will Stebbins, jr„. has been very ter speeds, thc character of the vegetation cent view spread away behind. Peaks and almost Imperceptibly changing. This is crags and cliffs bad melted into a vista of lously HI. having been threatened with finally impressed upon you when you ranges rolling one upon lhe other and dis­ appendicitis. arpllce that lhe customary prickly ear cac­ solving Into Indistinct outlines and fading tus has disappeared and dwarf specimens masses of pink and blue and gold under Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hyatt and daughter, of tne organo variety take Its place. Soop the setting sun. of Charlotte, are visiting his mother Mrs. these begin to grow larger and larger, and “Then the mountains fell away and a Julia Hyatt. finally betdde the track and on the moun­ broad flat valley opened out; fields of cof­ Miss Eleanore Ttorebeck aud Miss May tain flanks great trees of tbe plant, 30 to fee trees heavy with tbe cherry-like fruit, 00 feet high and 20 feet broad, staud or of sugar cane, tall and tasseled; groves Roberts, of Kalamazoo, were in the city scaUered or in clumps. Organ cacti they of banana trees with their Immense long Friday between trains. are called, because of their resemblance green leaves; burros and cattle were be­ lo the pipes of a church organ. H. D. West returned from Bloomville, ing driven homeward: a bell rang in a -A broad plain, surrounded by low church on a hecieuda; lhe cross on a shrine Ohio, Friday where he had been ealhd lying mountains, opens emt The cas­ showed sharp against tb* evening sky over 1 by lhe death of bls sister Mrs. E. J. Tur:.tellated wall of a red palisade rises on the a hili; lights began tn twinkle here and le(L 'Soon It appears on the right, there in the distance; darkness fell quick­ er. switches back again to the left, whirls ly. Then the white walls and the cathed­ Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Keeler, Mr. and M s, around behind the train, and again stands aw .M vcame „„c U(VOV ral, towers and domes of ..a Vcity close <llHtell>- In trout. Yon are (oldfi down a ,0 view, and we knew we were al Oaxaea R. T. French and Mr. and Mrs. II. E. •deep plain so sleep that, while lhe grade —south ot the Gult ot Campeche. 7S miles Hendrlch, of Middleville, attended t! e from lhe Isthmus and Gulf ot Tebannte- party given by P. T. Colgrove Thursday w. .1 — .train ... _u.. .ulatitudeOf Guatemala. for the tn make the descent by cross­ evening. ing it in long, sei pentlne loops, aud that I “The glittering conittllatlon of tbe is why the red palisade will not stand Southern Cross swung low to the horizon yMrs. M. E. Nevins and &on Messer, of st ill. Once down, the train nukes a sud­ over the flat roofs oP Oaxaca, fading al­ Sedalia, Mo., are in the city, where the den curve around a projecting spur, heads most out of sight as the moon came over straight fur a blank mountain wall, but the shoulder of a mountain range. It was former has come to recuperate from a severe attack of diphtheria, which she had idutices Into tlie Canon de los Cues. one of those moons that (he novelists al­ “T.ien for 75 or 100 miles thia narrow ways call glorious. Novelists are some­ several weeks ago^ guage strip of iron rail clambers, climbs time right. This moon was big and round Messrs Chester and R. B. Messer aud and clings—hunting Its way through and the light it poured down was almost narrow gorges, pushing along under tow­ brlllianL Moons In these southern latl- Mus Grace Messer returned home Tues­ ering.precipices. winding in and out of tuds shine with an Intensity that we sel­ day night, tt.e latter from a visit with canons, whose high walls roar back the dom know iu tbe north. We got into friends iu Boston, the former from a busi­ rattle of wheels, clinging like a vine to Oaxaca after darkness fell and departed as ness trip through the east. the sides of steep slopes, boring a black dawn broke. Thus we saw tl.e quaint old tunnel through the rocks It cannot climb city by moonlight, and brought away Im­ Mrs. Daniel Striker was elected presi­ -ever, banglntr precariously on lhe edge of pressions of It wrought by tbe Influence ot dent of lhe Grand Rapids district associa­ lhe river bank. Through canons, across such a view. Under tbe flooding light lhe small parks and little flats, up barrancas white walls abone whiter than they really tion of the Woman’s Home Missionary aud down little valleys, wherever place is are. the black shades fell blacker, tho Society at ‘the annual meeting held at -or can t>e hewn to hold it level, the track dooms aud towers loomed larger, tbelr Grand Rapids last week, and Mrs. E, Y. pursues its tortuous way. but all the while pink and blue tints lost in the general Hogle was elected recording see retary. -Ito intent Is lu keep close companionship white effect. Stuccoed walls caught the "With lhe clear, swift waters of the Rio rays ot the moon and reflected Aem back - Salado, a stream that is ever rcnnlng— to help define the sharpness of outlines In, Church ana Society. v mo-t refreshing of sights in a land where 'shadows or soften them under lhe inoon. Tbe pastor take! for subjects next Sun­ » must of tbe elvers spring ln:o life only “A band was playing hi the plaza, and ■carhen the rainy season comes. playing divinely. There were 38 music­ day In Preabyterlan church, morning, ••.High above. mountains, crags and ians. Not even Sousa or Thomas could "Wliat the llllei said to me.'' audfn the tliffs overluuig and Jmptnd. *Storms “ and* have wrought sweeter harmony from as evening. -Why be talked with the wo­ i the erosion of lhe elements have worn much brass and as many reeds. Over­ man." them into luntaatie shapes. Deep down tures from lhe grand Italian and French Mission Band In Presbyterian church in this narrow crack between the rocks operas followed each other with but slight next Sunday afternoon, 'the grandeur of the spectacle, the Imintermission; an occasional simpler Miss McLaughlin leads Y. P. S.C.K. In threaded with the familiar air of one of our English folk songs, or music Spanish in Presbyterian church next Sunday evening. Awarded color and movement. Tlxere is a Mexican Sermon on "Cyeltna” at Rogers school Highest Honors-World’s Fair, sour whose music tbe bands in all the house next Sunday at 3 o'clock. Come plazas of all the cities al ways have number­ out nn your wheels. ed on their programs, which has been cal­ The errmmltlee in whow hands were led the Mexican '‘Home, Sweet Houie,” sad. sweet with tears In it. When these placed the Interests ot tbe Leeture Course, musicians in the far southern city of during lhe past season, desire lo express Oaxaca played it.tbc sorrowful strains rose tbelr appreciation ot the liberal patronage and fell In perfect time, the longing of the of our durene, and tbe generous gistutloui homesick wanderer was expressed by a co-operation of the several newspapers voice, lhe waves of sound ran into each which made the enterprise such a Caaori­ other and blended wholly, and swelled el success that after defraying an ex­ and swept anty iu cadences smooth and penses of tbe Course Ute hand, w urn of *» remained. This by a vote ot the flowing, mjRLcboly compelling. Current Topic Club at Its last ses-lnn was “The nlgtit was as balmy as oue of ours in early summer. a»d In the air was the planed to tbe credit of tbe Women’s Club to be used toward tbe establishment ot a fragrance of tbe orange bloom. Golden fruit hang to thc trees that bordered the.' public library. Tbe oommlMee hope that tbe -xellenee of Ute Course pr tvlded ha. white walks iu the little plaza. Lemons made a demand for another during the known tueeubers of tin* orange family, coming winter and that u may be ranaUs well patronized. Philip T. Colgbov*. the eoquita. ailhoet torerour bud*, trat IFECT MADE. w * CREAM BAKING A pure Cope ofTmter Fewta. Society Event*. Mrs. Cbwter Mewer entertained tbou. twenty friends in a very enjoyable manner at six o’cluck tea on Saturday afternoon. MiM Leah Bowne entertained a company of trleads at her fathers hume on b. Broadway Monday nlglil, the uccariou be­ ing her 16th biitbday. ‘ Mrs; McElwan.Will conducts mothers meeting st the home of Mr.. Wm. ^jnpbrll, Friday. June 5th. The one held four weeks ago w*s *«*>* Imerestlnf. Old and young mothers are cordially invlteu. SING AGAIN. For the .bore u,f Mlchu-r, , wit <lc«et.H.«u,s, l0 Bun.:,,, "lr*1 at ret? of OM fint |iraiw Wont tbe round trip win. tvn doliar. .,',2, w Meu.ber.hlp Fee. fTtart/r^i n T1.,or Or the wurde. Whfj thc windows arc open in spring Aud tbe air'- full at bird*. Ok- culla from branch aweet thiag. Tho refrain. . T<>u sang mu a r-oog . My hnurt thrilled to bear. A moat delightful affair wm the pedm Th;- refrain party given by Philip T. Culgrove Thurs­ Bo rue fai’ a <i»rt FH Through tbe woof day evening last hi the Union block, wr. Of tbe cold Colgrove’a handsome suite ot rooms, n « Dusk deyserf »y«r. office and the office of Drs. Lathrop and TunlfiM there'« u year nt ita MSirx, Andrns were uulized for the occasion. AH the birda : ro aloof. The ladles laid aside tbelr wraps tn the Yonr eyes bold tho sun tor my part, librarj of Mr. Colgrove’s office, where each And the •q.-rlng’s in to* blr.g again I .selected a beautiful rose to wear froera —tJcribner'a Magarino. large platter heaped with the fragrant flowers. * The method for selecting pa: ENGLAND’S FOOD SUPPLY. ners for lhe first game was very novel; mere were between sixty and •evenly varieties of flowers. t.wo of each kind, which were passed to the ladies and gentle-1 Strong as tho English war fleet ia, it men,and by matching lheir flowers they ob­ tained inc.. tlieir partner. unucu -----_J^ie floral ^2oriJ’ j, very far from being strong enough to tion, elsbonite tn extreme. At ; j taHT!iafun- engage a pooribk cosnbinatlViin were wc»v wrsmws~~ — tbs --- -------... the bead of .... the stairway was a a roagnlOcent t tion cf fle^, and at the aame time profloral horse shoe made of solid white car­ ■■ Welcome" nations. with the word ••’.Yclccxe” mule —j “ tect our sea borne United States and In red carnations, ou <m each eaci. sale ----------------- Rwwia declared war side «. at the but-• U... tom ot tbe shoe w»," a bunch or roses an.l with England, there would practically­ . . ..Exquisite ■___ ..... of-roses, wrejzrea n»r. ........ --- J urereaW nogfood supplyInfc leftto toWMfWt protect.• ThPV They lilies. boquets car­ Lbe would Keep keep iuv the »«****» immente supplice we nations Ruu and uiiiri other uvwfik-sa flowers were seat:* red • wouui nanuns re».v .................. through the rooms in profusion, and the I now them at heme, and tho delicate asparagus fern was used effective- । . , capture or destruction would ef­ ly over the dofirways. served Most delicious Itar . Argentina . .... aud« other, ...by Mr? I fccttuMly prevent light refruhmentM were ®.serve* y •M ’’* 1■ neutrals frtm sending food to us iu any ern ’ . h/.. . ..J Wood. Senator M. 8. Koater. of Mlddie- --r vllle. won tm-gentlemen’s prize nnd Miss sufficient quantity. (Jertrmle Bentley the ladies on a cut with Whnt ia wanted ia that, instead cf Mrs. J. 3. Goodyear. The prize* were 1 only a precarious week s impply, we verj- beautiful, being large cut g as* per- ! 8hon)d hBVe stored up in thia country fume bottles. It was a per fee: party in enough (rirn to last for at least 12 every respect, nothing having been spared. Experts in the corn trade agree to make it such, and It will be J*1 that there would be no insujierablc diffi- up to and tndudlng Jnly i* e‘Un> trim of time can be Had at ;««• l h Itig to proper • y *P' • 4----Mritianwl Confereaw of Ceriecti, Cl»rlU«>.n.l k.|.U.4„„ , For the .bore the taldu,,., < ,.„,rn on joue Srd lo fflb Jn to ,|IO.„ W certificate. .Igneil I,, c. bl„ tl.-ket to Grand It.,,Id. and one half hair cents cent, per mite In „rll .,™e Uno. practically one: («n- r,„ Tleketa limited to nknm nntil ,i zx ii j , J ' ‘ *^”***. Mo. On Monday June fall, the Mlcl.inn cl tnJ will run a ekeclai ln.b „ ed of Wanner Slrep-r- Bno Cent. Reellnlni, cbik cam. Seata ii tu Chair rar. tree. The .Ireplne car <„ double berth from fll-iolt lo st Lroi Jm be FS.50 a rate or one fare for ti>, Lm ' trip Irin will will be Im charged, rh.r<r..J | Train T...... leaved at j P. m. &lama«o ’a: m: elaapInK rar reservation! elea^ ™u .. Mlbh, Cent, ticket ofceearl? AngJUth. For tbe above oleislon the Mirtina C.ntr.1 will on Julr c to )«b. ,0, ’^.. fell ticket! lo B>, View no., rt.tu,n „ ' of one Unit clue limited fere tot ir. mand trip. Limited to rtljirn ofilif $ur up, On» TT»y Settler* TUttc*. to Foiiht> In th. South, Qn Taewjay. Jake 2nd the Michigan Central will sell one way settler? rates to all principal point* tri the suutfc at a great redaction. Call at Michigan central ticket office for further Informaliou rehtiugto these tickets. vu.iy •*» ...e> ! store of corn. It would be for experts to Nobles of the Mj*tJc Shrine. Clereland Ohio, .JUnr ?3 » i. a> ■ advise as to the best methods aud places For tbe above oefadon the MicMm 1 of storage. , The Nashville Team Badly Beaten by the < Centra! will on Jan 21 and 22a«i sell tickets | Perhaps be to dis­ Hoiur Team. tho best plan would ............. Hastings to Cleveland and return at one Saturday the Nashville bate bail team । tribute it over, the country in magazines first cla»s fare for tharoimd trip. Tickets at tho military depots, giving the mili­ will be limited not later than .Inn 25|h to came lo this city with Andrews, tbe phe­ tary authorities charge of it, but if it returi’. nomena! pitcher, who we understand, was in the country aud safe it would threatened t > strike out every man that not so much matter when, it was. Al­ W. C. T.V. Murijueitp M k-h.Junc. 12th to though most of our corn is made into came to bat. F4>r the above cushion the Michigan It was a slugging match from start to flour at the great ports, it would not be 1 Central will < n June ^0 andl^ieU round finish on the pari ot Hostings. When the wise, seeing tliat meet of them are so [ tiip tlckets Hasthigs lo Marquette and re­ defenselres, to rare it there. I turn -----------„ at rate of---------$]3.42| on m pre»entBtioti of home team got tired of making singles XUV ruiuu ’’Kin u UJ Th» entire cental uuu and zuiuzragiiuvuu management ; crruuanrj eertlncates.litne.l by PHr- Jails 11 I'nn-h they commenced making doubles aud of this great national store 1 - Secy. Jl.inilt. <1 to r.ruru unof corn‘ corresponding :l (ripples. • should be under Howe permanent gov- t|l June 18th. Nashville couldn’t solve Millerjs delivery ernment department. Although its exist­ Convention Prohihlii tn Party, a little bit, the two scores that they made ence could not fail to have a steadying Natleunl PittuLarg, Pm.. Mity :;tht«, 2»ih. 1 effect ibn mm market, Tnrirbnt it Rhonld . bo hn being on errors. Following is the score: corn eoere on the <>re .. should pur llx,v, w^j„n tbf M^b’ZlO ■ Inning*. -1234 5S7 8 n — R nil | ouuido all sp-culative luflnencva, the Central wilt on Majj'^-S, snj Sbib w|| Hasting*— 4 13 14 3 6 1 1 price at which it would be «>ld, when | tickets to Plnsbuis. Ite. snd return u rite Nashville- o o o o o o I necessary to sell it, being fixed by law. j of one first class Haifttci fare for the round Umpire, McIntyre. It would be no sacrifice, in tlie long ; trip. Tickets gcoi ratil May noth] to reLiterary *XotM. j run, for the country such a jj,uru‘ ry to provide sueb The fiction of Harper’s during lhe '----reserve— ..F of e.-reul food, no rm it re.A^l/1 would relweavea always txxx be ’ Dcmocrntic Nallnnnl ''<>uveii1i«>r. ChUafo mainder of the year will be uotewoithy I worth itsooet. ■ Ill.. July 7th. 'HO.both In amount mid quality. Besides tin* i .uu.k Other nations accumulate gold for (_____ ________ short ..u.™ novels vy-MUM by John fiav..-k.va Kendrick Bangs and | For the abdve occasion tlx Mieliigar. ■ Langdon El j wn Mitchell, “T<m Sawjrr. j *•« wartime. Wo should have a war Central will on' July ‘ *j [S-4-5 and (l:h sell ticket.* tn to Cldraim Chicago ami and return at one first Detective." a two part tale by Mark Twain , chest of corn, if wc have it, what will ticker* elaaaj rimitrd fate frtr the round trip. will be given tn the fall with Illustrations | it do? Good to return until Jply 12ih. by A. B Frost, and publication by Mr. Du‘| It will give our navy time to devote Jlanrter's novel ••The Martaln." the J itBelf t0 ae uxtahing of the nary or nam.nu*riptor which has strived In thl, ■ Ties oppw<l ujni It will giro na time, country, is expected to Ihru) in October. I Short stories will also N- contributed by C gnat rcaourwfl. to augment Octava Tlmnet. Mary F. Wilkins. R A. to almwt any extent, Alexander. Julian Ralph, George A. HibwlU <»r farmers time to bard, W. E. Norris, nnd many others well [ grow three or four times as much corn known to Magazine readers. i aud breed a much larger quantity of John Kendrick Dang, sppaar, lu lb.-1 f»‘P thun they now do.— June number of Harper*? Magazine as the Nineteenth Century. IT MEANS A GOOD author of n romance, “A Rebellion-* Hero­ Dx AL TO MOST MEN Patent Flycatcher. Ine.” The story tnkes advantage uf a situ­ To know ation new In fiction, and like Mr. Bang*.A machine for catching flies off the where they can get a mir of pants. War­ other work humorous. The .. «... is ............ - .... story g will ..... backs of cattle, <uju uu< inc UU1and r-w so affording the ani- ranted not to Rip. we have the Famoa!' be In two part., tbe completion spurerlng m.|s relief „,d comfort has beeu in- Pants and have sold th|m aud warranted It. the tit.. July la.I.. tln.i.n.l. It to i.i-. te. t...f 1... . _ _ — . __ In Harper’s. It Is III Illustrated by .vented by a farmer iu Madison county. them for over a j eat arid have jet to have Smedley. . ' Ry. The flycatcher is a kind of covered the first pair enme back tor rej’Sks. Phis SMjnt si the Famous. pen or passage-way tlirough which the MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. animal must walk to secure relief. A BASE BALL. THE FAHOUS. —A ReEc (Nev.) Chinaman epork, a “pigtail" which ia rive feet eleven inches long. —Women dentists are coming to thc front. ’Tavo of them have hung out- their shingles in Chicago. —The water of Niagara foils whs so •canty on March 31,1848, that the rocks there were plainly risible for nn entire day. No wan then alive had ever pie* viously seen the bare rocks at the falls. —It is et.Lima Led that since the gov­ ernment began putting paper money in thc iiards of the peopte it has made a profit of no less than $30,000,0000 as a result of b.lls being mutilated, wasted, buried, Jost or burned. —Total ciea of thc Indian territory is 31.W2 square miles. Total popula­ tion, 180,182, nf which thc live civilized tribes number 178,097. Tbe latter are divided as follows: Whites, 109,7.33; Indians, 5d,US5; colored, 1R.636; Chinese’ 13; number of banks, 3; miles of rail­ roads, 1,040, newspnix-rs, 11. —A new system of auxiliary member­ ship, or resezve supply, luu recently been Mugureled by a national guud regiment j. Taeonui, WasL, and u highly commended by the adjutant general. 1 he regttzjen, has about 30 young men. xon-roembers, drilling wtth It all the Unit, and when a vacancy oc curs It la dried by oueoniieauxiliariea, and the standard of the regiment ia piece thus always kepi at the top notch. few feet from the entrance there is a THE WOMEN IS cupola or dome in the roof of the pas­ WHAT KNOW । sageway, made of glass aud arranged , । Ami they »sy we as a flytrap. Beyond this the passage have the be*t bargains lf«»r the money in is darkness. The animal walks through the city on children* suits and 'hey are tbe the machine, and just as it passes under judges. Pnik Smith at tlie Famous. tho dome and enters the darkened part a set of brushes sweeps off the flics, IN which naturally rise into the lighted THE dome, and the steer passes out at the other side free of flies. The flies are MUD You wait sh ies tn stand it— We have them. retained in the dome trap. The in­ ventor has experimented with his ma­ chine and finds that the animals soon WHEN GOING TO TOWN learn tho value of the m whine and . You know enough to walk through it when want something better— . the flies begin to bite. The device has . j We have them. been patented. Bernhard t’M Debut. BOYS GOING „ To ^e Hielr. well. “The divine Sarah” has just been darribing th. emotion. th»t riiook her galr, want a dandy shoe— We have them. when «be append for the first time on the boards: "I can picture lhe evening as though it were now,, Tbe excitement Vg FACT We bare the 1 rM myiumon paMioo. for I was very young ment and the lowest prices on Meo im then, you know, aud it gave me scat Boy s’ shoe kept tu tlie city, they are sori and forror for tbe ordeal I bad to face. at a cut price but are all best warrautta I can see tbe little theater and the peo­ goods, no damaged stock. Phin Smith at the Famousple seated in the audience. My heart for the moment seemed lo stand still The fln, words I uttered fell from my WI DON’T , lipa with distinct accent. I made one THINK grand step forward, aud then all my You can Match <>ur prices nervousue-u vanished. ” on Men', sb tri- In tire- city. « kbo» !<* can’t If you take qaallty too. DradCvry. PHIN Smith at the Famous. The everyday oarea aud duties which hm-u call drudgery are the weighta and THE BICYCLE . oounterpoiaes of the clock of time, giv­ Has nothin? tn do ing ita pendulum a true vibration aud with our low prices on Hat* for u , ita hands a regular motion, and when Boys. Phin Smith at the Famou»they ceaae to hang upon its wheels the M.so.tlsed Cores, strelk “Every day something new la fctmrt about electricity wad Its effects," anid Mr. Fay of the Southern Pacific "Do you know that nine-tenths of tbe um­ brellas that nxra curry nowadays an magnetised? Well, they are. and aU that u ueoesnry to prove this ia to ap­ ply tbe point of your knife or. hetuv *“*-“*“ Noolww,l| ,-e.l to Longfellow. atilL aamall pen point against the taj are tbe dltaretree lu price, on i«r >•'“* nb. The attractiaQ u very ixTtx-ntibto Shoes. We are never under sold not and it is caused by tbe carrying of the matched in mice. „ article inside of tbe electric enra. Tb». MICHIGAN CENTRAL EXCURSIONS Phin Smith at the r annul*. umbrella w rested upon the floor near tbe moture, and the proximire of O- C. Jinly 7 BWITS NU M Isw but cl"^' mud to find a permanent lodgment in Tth sell For wwour««>d5 .peak lot Tbe price, make tbelr own w'rt' ■ will do the Teal* v«s«niis Pbtx Smith at the Hmm.80 with Reel » girt within— eg NM Who. but pair, ot vm oar job W, yet the ptiee wi»> u l'« � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-06-04.pdf 0147d177af398b897502d93c61e63227 PDF Text Text Hastings Banner. j lation of any... t 1AFEK IN COUNTY. VOL XLI. NO. 5 Hastings, Hastings Banner ’ pat-il-'h/d T’.utxdRV? br COOK • BROS.. HASTINGS, MICH .•;ESFON PENCE. Ga-kill has a new bicycle. irj hrtrvert,4' tinder way. i ttuiler is manufacturing ,i v. ry irood article and at a fish are being taken from hook and Hue by both city knrrls anti wife are visiting •i:.- vicinity prior to theft deCalifornia. Chandler, who has been in i. •. some time is now able to Huy tribe as In former years. ot Bailie Creek, and a others are encamped at the : -it-e Walter Clark, of Bn!:-;id a number ol ladies were nt uur.lay and carried home a big y the -5th the Louse of Chas., burglarized in the absence of anti a number of valuable taken. The bold thief, eni .- .m: a window .light and pasiu-i a door, taking his tracks .1 road-bee on the Bill just , Moon’s on Tnesdjty. ■ Sever) i’lunoon and eight;in the !’> “drapers and drlwers at.ed Un* old bill to ’ alidenury. The pathurnster : others were made cou•<r absence. ' : • ,n::y w:k saddened by the bit u d.-athot Fred Pfander. Ou the murnlng of bat­ run over bv a switch engine St. ••r. '-dng of the M. C. R. >rte : that he threw himself In :u.’.ne with suicidal intent. <:r.p!etv.y severed. About J- brother Charles took Lis i- ! had only been marri■ . His lift' excepting the ■ wa- spent on his fathers N i. S. He It-aves a wife. number of brothers and his sad departure. ' Hrotmrd. • Is dangerously ill. Ik near . L >ure on a visit. ..a 5of Battle Creek, is vis_■ : ::rJ\es in tilts vicinity’. ’.G’-r’ Ur-wu raised the - frame lo his ''.in! ;;iri v.-ivk Wednesday. . Ire:i;- Day will be' Held at South -:.-.reh •; iay eve. June 7th. A will be rendered. ■ ^terlli was in Kabiumzoo Monday . vc iieaUueti: for hi*, eyes. Fears • ■iiaiued that he will Jo|je th* sight i - ..-M-e jvdN little enough although T.i?k? were oji the jumbo order, :m> Robert Marshall^ cellar Thurs'hj d tarid help themselves to milk. V. .; . if they too* It to : >e creamery!’ . -aiii-ry ;> mulling full blast nt • • < ::••• ::u»t Tnqrsday. .John lr: i is driving one of the milk wag­ . Farmers are quite enthusiastic over '.: -raai.-ry and many c-iuld not procure -. : Jay as th* uemand-wR- great< . . .uj-piy'and nnny sent their : ar • churns and palls. ”:-r is »t the etimhtg crop ot wheat - •ri.f.ij’rty 1-destroyed, the stalk hav. > ■■ to the ground by the ravages of t! Hiiy; from the extreme warm .it ::y weather during May. Fields of •>v ■:.?,! :wo weeks ago looked as if they ; .••LI tfoin twenty.to thirty, bushels t' r;- xvlil hardly be worth the tin*? : ■^>tii:g- Hay will be R light crop ’• ureftt many of the termers will not 1 • ' to cut. F«i inns are putting in a •■ .. ■'< are of corn than usual otl ac- i .jjp. 01 Man?fldd. Ohio, called c- i'cre over Sunday. .. i.ty evt-in;;. M!>^ Minnie Replogle . 1'! tin- Hastings teachers, came . -1 Maple Grove on their wheels and • bon friends. L :\tay afternoon Mrs. Savage an old .-.u lives with her sou Frank at the 1. left the house. When the family ' 1 find her she was no where to be •-.! was tracked as far as Lewis ■•th woods where the trace was lost. 1 iv morning she was discovered in a । i n Mr. Elliott's not far from home had evidently lain during the ’. it is thought that the uhl lady is ;aday while Mr. and Mrs. Nell Mc-t were at church, some one entered ti;. by pushing out a screen at one «»: :...p cellar windows. Cellar aud-refrighad beeu searched, but the thief setus.! ■<< be looking for money as ptfckets an 1 bureau drawers had been ransacked atnl'Jn; contents left lying about on the lluvr and bed. a search revealed a shirt ai-1 a pair of pants missing. The fellow was«--» vy several persons during the rhuon and was tracked as far as Dunli« a'- north. This is the third house that has ticen entered in the neighborhood durimr the last ten days, the others being C. L. lihwen’s where a shirt and a quantity <>i : i:i Were missed,and John McCartney’s, y'e think it about time someone was hunt­ ’ mg toe chap end shutting him up. Cloverdale. Mr®. Harriett Thompson is no better. J’lhn Woodman, of Sparta Center, was al-’n a visitor at the same place. • A kiln of brick, consisting of 250,000 Is now being burned at the yard here. Quite a number from here attended Decoration services at Prairieville last Saturday. .Gilbert Rhodes and wife, of Ann Arbor, were visitors at Mrs. Arcby Anderson’s la«t week. Oar new store opened up last Saturday with a stock of groceries. Drygoods will soon be added. Ansel Kingsbury, who has been tiling lor some time past Is sluwly lecoverlng li,Jder the treatment of Dr. McLeay. P-Campbell, of Kalamazoo, wat» via'ting friends here last Sunday. Hit wife has been here for some time visiting her parents xMr. and Mrs. Henry Penna’.' Hindu CoruerA. 4iTcX.,h,r-p-8-c- *■'« s“- PERSONAL MENTION. d.?“vST„e<,:i1:,,h**Mo1 i,ou>e su- Mhs Sara Horton Is in the city. 1 WHOLE NO. 2138 Assyria In 1 ---- AT------ mich., june 4, isse. f THE BEST ADVER-I TISING MEDIUM IN | BARRY COUNTY. m MEXICAN CITIES. is this, in such a country as Meiieo, where three quarters of the people are In­ dians. The budding is probably 40 rods square and two stories high. Waifs, . rr™5L'Ll.!S5;J,f * »i«iti„, C. E. Doyle spent Sunday in Muskegon. •™n Unnnrll. ot Kalamazoo, was In SOMETHING ABOUT IRAPUATO orphans aud homeless children are taken relatives here this week. AND GUADALAJARA. T. J. Bush was home from Lansing over there and given a good education, and T'i»' l.ndlra Aid will meet with Mr. this place a part or last week. taught music. lueaclcans are great people visits mV*."’ nL<“,‘l"'r Bn"r" ot B,rn'- Sunday. Hartdm Thursday June 11 L. nohlnsM'a Tuesday Mn. Ellen Rnawll. ot Battle Creek, was tisitcd at One of the Richest Cathedrals In the for music. The children- are given tlieft K B. Richards was In Grand Rapids education free of charge and are taught • World. Isaac Bminell, ot Covert, ha. I—.. a Kueat at Beery Tasker's I.st week Too Sunday evening March 1st about six some useful trade, aud lhe products of It raluett here Decoration Day but the ''jMkS '*!? Pa"‘ Wwk 10 tbl’ ’‘nlnltytheir work is sold. We were shown •lack Snyder and mother spent Sund.v exere.ses at tl.e church were cried out Ithan Bai low, Jr., went to Detroit o’clock we arrived at Iratpuato, noted as through this splendid building by a young l,n Rob1 ' »nd family near Dow ’ the ‘-strawberry town," where delicious Quarterly meetlua ot the M. p. chmeb Tm day. — strawberries can be had the year around. lady who showed us every courtesy and J'H'nAu-tl" Saturday and Sunday June Mr. and Mr,. Fred Bind, and Mr. and G*nle Brown Is expected home Human nature is the same the world over attention. We saw little tots not yet able Mrs. Guile Kline went to Otseso Satur­ and was amply demc.astrated by the to walk, tenderly cared for by paid nurses; next Week. u •'><! dangliter Lulu. ot day and while returning Sunday eve their venders of this luscious fruit. Al! the big, we saw clashes of little children reciting In wXlMUnV"1, “*'• Mrs. C. R. Bishop is visiting her sister red berries were on top of the baskets, music, and one beautiful little Mexican horses bnc.me Irlshleued .nd rsn tor at Middleville. while underneath it was no uncommon girl spoke a piece for ns, and was liberal­ some dlstauce throwing both men from Lester Brown and »l8ter Jennie. x.f rb*’ ,hl'n ‘oo»e. leavsight to find those that were small and ly rewarded with “ceritavos.” We saw a Bellevue, were guests of Lyman Wii«» I* D.-R. and W. R. Cook were in Grand green. A very amusing .incident occurred large class of young ladies making the and w ife Sunday. J 'TOX ng the ladle, and the buggy In the center t at Irapuato that is worthy of being record­ beautiful Mexican drawn work. We saw I , Tbl-S w,'r'‘ c”"ured alsiut a Rapids Tuesday. The Blue Jay social, on account of the mil "t the aged, infirm and feeble minded well No serious rain was postponed until this Friday night mile ahead by Mr. Payne. Mrs. Clara Alien was home from Lan­ ed. One of the party bought a parrot that provided for aud furnished a splendid damage was done. was very pretty, and couild do a very good June 5 at John Shafes’. sing Saturday and Sunday. home. Everything about this large build­ lob at swearing in the Mexican tongue. William Hartom and wife, of Battle * Thornapplt. Lnkr • Ex-Senator l\ter Doran, of Grand Kap- Another one of the party! wanted to buy. ing showed care, attention aud great «rr»"rl|7'“ and at a parrot Just like it, but Just how lo make cleanliness, the beds were well supplied Mrs. Northrup is much worse. lils was In the citj- Monday. Mrs. E. J. Hartom s last week. the natives understand what was wanted with clean clothing, the children tidy and The Decoration services at Barrvvllle Y. P. S. C. £. business meeting last TU P. T. Colgrove and F. D. Black were in was a different matter. At last by means neat, the great kitchens clean and the were good. l uvsdny eve elected the following officer* of a great-deal of deformed Spanish and no cooking utensils fairly well polished. A tiegin las’ week on legal business. The r.rnicr. , re tlMr i r d|. M nr«,ed. It for the next six months*.— end of motions and gestures the natives There are 38 courts In this building, ail of Menu that very nearly everythin, I, President. Rev. Crago. D. C. Bronson and James Crawley took smiled and nodded their heads, as if they them having beautiful flowers, plants agaln..t them. Vice president, Gertrude Tasker. understood what was wanted, and they1 and trees and many of them Sowing Mr. Welter and ilausblrr ot Fireside, a bicycle trip to Middleville Tuesday. See.1 Ernest Frost. started off. Soon they -appeared again fountains of cold, sparkling water brought Ohio, vlalted with the tormet'-. sister Mrs. Cinude Campbell, of Grand Rapids, was Treas-., Florence Phillipa. each one of .them proudly bearing a little from the mountains. The Inmates are di­ E. Scothorn last week. Organist, Blanche Tuttle. puppy, and each anxious to Impress the vided off into various apartments, and the There will Ik- quite a inimher or iteonle the guest of Miss Bertha Rider Sunday. the dimin­ different classes are kept by themselves, fr<im Inic _ ie< ... . .. from, this vicinity who will attend Mr. and Mrs.' Tighe and children are specially good qualltes Niwhyura. having one or more utive curs upon those who desired to buy each department School Rally at Nashville Friday. . the guests of her sister Mrs. John Meal ley. only a parrot. Another grist of motions courts to add to tne pleasure of their sur­ K. II. Townsrpd returned from —------— his bnsirounding ’ s, and beauty to their homes. ness I dip in the northern part o! the stale, Mr® Emory, of Grand Rapids, has beeu and jaw-breaking Spanish had lo be gone Saturday nftuiiioon, with before they could be made tu With the state of ignorance that prevails visiUng Mr. and Mrs. John Fuller the past through understand Hut a parrot; and not a puppy! throughoct Mexico on the part of most of RevJ and Mr?. Arthur Trott returned week. its people such a beneficent institution as from their extended v hit with Mends In was wanted. Dr. Mary E. Green in her write up in the Seaforth and Dnnville, Catiada. Saturday irapuato Is a city of 20,000 people. this to be found among them is wonderfuL ' Mrs» Emma Dunahue goes to Grand Rap­ Cliarlotte Leader of the meeting bl the Inrenqbn. The streets are very narrow and If they, managed and maintained as It is by Mexi­ Robert Grhwuhl and ahtcr. Miss Mc­ Teachers Association in Eaton Co. of last id? Saturday to s-pend a week with rela­ were ever laid out al all it must have been cans., h speaks • louder than can any . by some native Surveyor who was so full words of the kindness and charity of the Gregor and Hiss Tubbs, of VerinnntvHlp. week, says the following of Judge Smith’s tives. native. It ateo speaks volumes for the were In the village Tuesday evening at­ address befnn- the association: “Judge Clare FurnFss, of Nashvil’e. attended the of pulque that he rat least couldn't see straight. Streets are every­ rising .Mexican nation which Is rapidly tending the feodal. The ^V. £4 1\ U. will hold a union tem­ Smith spoke on education, and eave one party given b^ the Misses Beadle Tuesday where aud wind around as if they might growing in Intelligence and thus iu those night. be following some cow-path. ‘ The side­ other ways which reach out through such perance meeting Sunday evening at t!>e «! the must practical and helpful talks on helpful means as the Hospiclo, to help M. E. Church in which nil tltt ministers of this subject which I Lave ever listened to. Mrs. A. G. Cortrlght and daughter, of walks were scarcely wide enough to walk their unfortunate friends and relatives, in single file, and every one of our party the village Have consented UMakc part. It dealt largely with the child's early Hickory Corners, visited Mrs. Dell Doyle were perfectly sober too. We visited the One cannot go through this grand instituThe Epwortli League gave a social at last week. market place at first as mey are always in- lion and not have a •better opinion of the the home of Miss Osle Bamum Tuesday training and education, the bias it had Oro. W. Knteht, ot.Bartlrtt.New Hamp. 7hc ®ue *? l«p<.»to people of Mexico, imperfect as they are ' evening. A Ikrge crowd was present upon the whole life of that child. How * i. at p! the center nr-nti.r ot nf the fhp- city. nllv It has hn< no nn in many ways, and lacking as they are io It helping to iuake the evening a pleasant closely allied parents and teachers should shire, Is visiting his brother C. Knight i» covering save tlie biuej dome of the sky maiiy things. The spirit that Cortez one. be for the child? good. How much schools and family. above. Each “ merchaht ” however pro ­ and the Spanish people did so much to School R diy Day which Is to be held crush out In ail sorts* of cruel ways, seems How it Is poc^ibie Friday of this week promises to be a great are responsible fur. Mr. and Mrs. A. 1). McElwain are tects his or her stock off whatever there Is to be retamlng to its native state and is to sell by means of a great big umbrella day lor the schools of the vicinity as about for public schools, if rightly managed, to >prnding the week with the latter® mother । probably lo feet across. The sight of manifesting itself not only lu an enlarged t twenty of them hare promised to partici­ prevent crime, were )>oljits dwelt upon at Lansing. these great big “protectors” was Indeed Indvpendehct* but also in works ot a noble pate. and made particularly impressive and the usual character." For over 800 years these poor Mr. anil Mrs. Winkleman are veiling very strange. There are Imdlatloirs have been issued for the people were bowed down bentath the churches, cathedrals, tiie Ahueda and the It was nn addre:$' full of power marriage of Mr. Fred Bullis and Miss clear. their daughter Mrs. Glenn Greenfield at never-failing band-stand from which a Spanish yoke. Every progressive act, Eugenia Downing June 17th. The ctre- and pathos and It should have been Iman! Grand Rapids. • ‘ Mexican band discoursed sweet music. every lodvpeiident th->ught was suppressed mbhy will take place at the home ot the by every parent, teacher aud pupil in the Irapuato is surrounded with a very rich by such acts <if cruelty and toiture as the Mrs. Anne Fuller returned from Grand bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Homer city. No graduating address or baccalau­ country, but a community almost devoid brutal Instinct of the tipaaish could sugII ’ Rapids Saturday Where she has spent the Downing. of streams and rivers. Near this city we gvst. Frcrn being^ ut strung intellectual reate sermon ever contained more enter ­ The ball! game played here Memorial past tew w eks. saw a vgry strange sight—Irrigation from worth in some respects; and ot progressive prising aud uplifting thought? than the day between Hastings and Nashville wells. Water Is very scarce, so wells are spirits, as we are led to believe they were Mrs. Dr. John M. Swe<*zey, of Indian?, in Montezuma Montezuma'ss time, and anti as th.e»r their state ’ pr. ved to be a very Interesting one. Only earnest words presentecMs* Judge Smith dug all over the (arms, aud peons may bee In was the guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. seen working the old fashioned sweep, ■oHrtrirttatitm- WilffTtf"Show, their minds five innings were played on account of the to the teachers of Eaton Co. rain and the score stood 5 to 8 In favor of Jas. A. Sweezey. with Its long pole fastened upon a central have beenk dwarfed, tiielr independent Hastings , , Church ami Society. post and buckets fashened at the end of a spirit stamped out until they became mere, Mrs. Waiter Buckbout and son Donald, smaller pole attached to the end of long slaves. Their freedom from the galiing Mrs. Rug-r* will lead the Y. P. S. C. E. Cedar Creek. are expected in the city to-day to vliit one. All day long peons draw water from Spaiilnh yoke was followed by violent In­ in Presbyterian church Sunday evening. these wells in Ibe manner described, and ternal strifes, revolution followed revblnher mother Mrs. Julia Willison. Cohimbu-i Campbell Is falling.* ^The usual monthly mission meeting Irrigating ditches carry it to every part of i iion and Mexico was nothlnz more than Tiie rain (lid much good around here. win «lie Presbyterian paisonage “* Rev. Hauser and family left this week the farm. The great strawberry fields, I n land of ihabs each one fighting the other. * ,1 , . „ ----------- , i ,* h‘ held at the rresuy te Mr. N-blM Is busily rawed In bulMlns nel( WHu,e,.l„ ,(t,.n,ooi>. for Hanover, Jackson Co., where he has a the extensive fruit farm's.and the luxuriant I1.. Kewro for In­ j^gpect f,ir ihe rights of biss house. __ * others growth of every form of vegitation attest “ * “ ~ have”cuiue with increased edneaThe sacrament of the Lord’s Supper small farm and will preach near there. Charlie Tyler is talking of coming back liuu. and iijereased education has co»e next Sunday morning ’ at Presbyterian the success of this form of irrigation and on his farm. •Mrs. A. C. Brown .returns to Chicago from compulsory educational laws. . makes Irapuato not only an Interesting 'Die Cedar Creek school closes this week church. Evening subject “A pretty, love Ln Mexico tnr church is next to. the story and what came ot it/’ to-morrow after n three weeks visit with place tu visit, but insures a beautiful sight for this yeajr. stale In power. Its influence tr> veryto!6ok upon at all s ‘ eaions of the year. . The ladies of the Presbyterian church her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Beadle. Fnd iauch play ball with the Otsego We started for Guadalajara (pronounc­ great. and Indeed has contended with will have a social at G.^A. IL hall tomor­ boys again Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Runyan. Mrs. Mary Run­ ed Watl-Ia-I.ara) Moadiiy morning and ar­ the state for supremacy. At Guadalajara Samuel D link ley and daughter were in row (Friday) afternoon. ' All are cordially yan and daughter Marcia, of -Grand Rap; rived there along about four o’clopk In the is one of the richest cathedrals in invited. Supper from 5 to 7. Bailie Creek last week. afternoon, the distance being ■ several the whole Republic of Mexico, aud In­ Amy Owen has been visiting friends in The Star Sunday School will observe Ids, spent Satuiday and Sunday in the hundred miles from Irapuato. The acer;- deed ou this coutinvDt. L’re.sldcnt' Diaz Baltimore the past week. Childrens Day next Snihlay evening. A city. ery between the two cities tor The most has clipped the power of the church in f q Salomon Stanton is busily engaged fine program is being made out which will Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Striker were In part Is rather Inclined to bring on that every way that he could, and a law, passed bottoming chairs fur W. J. Lance. be very Interesting. All are Invited. by-film we belk*ve,<loea not allow churches Manatee and Bear Lake last week, where “tired feeling." especially after riding : to have any lauded or other property of Its ' »i-i Harlan Wortman went fishing on Deco­ Services at the M. E. church as usual several thousand miles and seeing much of the former was’ looking after the interests the same kind. One kery noticeable fea­ o.vn outside of the bare church building qjfl ration day. following Grover’s policy. next Sunday morning but In the evening Hon. James Rishat d Is talking of buy* there will be an installation ot the newly of Albion College. ture along this ’route jls lhei evidence ot and land. When this law was passed Ing a new threshing machine for the lull elected officers of the Epworth League. much clrtirch property was confiscated, Edwin Mason, of Galesburg, visited his volcanic action, portions of brown, vol­ aud the wealth of the church was taken run. . The society connected • with Emmanuel daughter Mrs. J. M. Nevins the past week. canic rock literally cuaorlng the ground In Andy Owen while plowing last week, many pia?es. Then there is an endless from the country. We were informed, on church will be eiitertalJ*«l Thursday June what we deemed fair authority, tint the plowed out two large shake?, each six 11th by Mrs. \V.’S. Goodyear and ladles Mr. Mason is 98 years old. and well pre­ variety of.cactus plants, many of them in cathedral at Guadalajara, Is worth over feet in length. blossom. . associated with her. Supper served hj served for a man of his age. 805.000.000 and that it Ims millions of dolGuadalajara Is a ci|y of 100.000 people, Parish House from 5 to 7 o'clock. **’ tG&ra. Itachael Bailey left this week Tor CMVltoU. is the capital of the state of Jalisco, and dars on 4depbtsit 1n Paris- Every little arc cordially Invited. ’Albion. Marshall and Battle Creek. At never had a railroad antil efkbt years ago. church and hamlet has to pay tribute tu Lew Snjder has gone io Allegan. The W. F. M. S. has - accepted an inriand _ d Laie I’sborne returned to 'Shelby Mon­ tlon from Mr.*. Jas. Townsend tu hold the latter city she will address a big L. O. The cltv was founded In the early part uf this big church, and thousands the 16th century, thoagh there Is no kpow- thousands of dollars are received every T. M. meeting on the fourth. ) day. — thpir next meeting which occurs Wednes­ year from this source. The cathedral is I !p ing how lung beforf tills the country Clinton Acbor returned to Battle Creek day aftcrmjon. June 10th al her home. Rev. W. W. Taylor, Mesdames D. G. thereabuutb had Ite'eti itiliablled. it was large aud the interior IreautitaL There J m Tuesday. , , , „ All those tfiat can attend are requested to are many valuable j>alntirfgs, tbe**Assump- } jRobinson, Hamlin, Knowlton, Riker and In a. great many respects one of the most Jay Carpenter spent several days last meet at the church at 1 o'clock. tiun.” by Murillo, costing $150,000. ■ Miss Anna Taylor were iu Grind Rapids interesting places that we visited, if the week in Portland. There are many fine bulldiags in this L,l£ The Hastings W. C. T. U. will meet on writer was asked in which of the Mexican Carpenter spent Sunday with Don Tuesday June 9th at the Cuunty Farm 1W last week attending a meeting of the cities he would prefer tu live he would at city among them being the Governors ! «|4 Putnam hi Middleville. palace. tLe Mint, the largest theater HB permission of Mr. Llctka the Superintend­ -Womens Auxilary at St. Marks. once say Guadalaja-ii. The streets and The services at the S. D. Adventist building qu the contlnect with the possible I* ant. Other Unions In the county will church were well attended. Mrs. Jas. A. Sweezey went to Lansing buildiues are more on the American ordef. except Ion of the Metropolitan opera house .‘ send representatives and a coidlal invi­ They are of decent -width and are kept Susie Smith aud Maggie Waters, of Has­ tation is extended to all Indies interested yesterday to attend the meeting of the scrupulously clean. The park? are simply Li New York City, flue baths, and nice -j >' tings, speut Sunday In Carlton. in Union vork. As it is “Flower Mis­ State Pioneer Association. She will read beautiful; there are jlrives or boulevards looking business houses. Tin; people fj, C. L. Smith and wife attended Childrens sion" day offerings of flowers suitable for Mr. Sweezey’s paper,on ‘•Recollections of that would do credit to any;city. and the seem to be especially friendly, and every- 1 ■< Day exercises at the Progressive church one seems anxious to learn ns much of Ibe . Je buquets will be acceptable, if sent to the Barry Co. Bar Fifty Years Ago,’’ he climate cannot be surpassed. The city is English language as possible, ote of our toK Sunday evening.. Mrs. Phin Smith’s on Tuesday morning located in a valley land surrounded on The Carltou Center school will hold mo»t eujtuable evenings being: spent In t being detained here by business. they will be caret! for. The meeting will three sides by mountains. On-the other the promotion exercises at tbe M. E- church plaz* surrounded by a crowd of bilgl.t jjj* J commence at 2 o'clock and each going will l/Mr. and Mrs. Chester Messer,Mrs. Mary side you come to the ••jump.ng .ot!” place eyed little chap-* bent an leaniiog English at the close of the term. please assist in providing fur a supper af­ and quite 11 jump off, it Is too. Yuu go T. Goodyear, Mrs. Carrie M. Goodyear, along astride a burro and creep along over W»r>D; and giving us the Spanish In re- f1., ter the meeting Is adjourned. Mrs. Edward Powers, Mrs. Al H. Weber the level valley, when all at once you come turn. ’ Womens Club. W h.l R. Cook. Now we hear the lium of the farmers p. T. Colgrove and the Misses Grace Mes­ to tl.e “jumping piTnilace. and stand On a Thu severe s(orm on Saturday afternoon preclplc* and look almost straight dawn mower. \ , Mr. Smith, of your city', makes weekly kept iubpj Irom altendlng the n«ilnk ut ter, Gertrude Bentley. Mary Powers, arid for a distance uf 2090 feet upon a level David G. Bauteh, IlnRimore trips to supply us with first class beef. llw elub. but Uioae wh'> <H<1 «elt rep.l<l •» Olive Latlirop attended the Truman-— plain. Elizabeth A.Curd. Baltimore u O. E. Wood. Herbert Sprague and Lu >11 intervstlPK prokiam fanlvd out: Ferry wedding at Nashville yesterday^ Neariy nwry city In Mexico Is noted for Jo«rpli F. Weber. City ■ Chase are supplying us with fresh fish. the new books were lu place utid were some special thing. Fur instance Puebla LoriuaBi .Slocum, City Alb rid xe Center’s daughter of Clarks­ drawn lor Use first time. Mrs. Belle Is noted fur Its tine onyx work. Apizaco its W. Mont Ferry. Park City. Utah Bicycle Bre»ltiei». Edavb Truman. Nashville ville. visited friends here a few days ago. Bendersbott te«d ■ brief but comprehen­ c«.nrfs. Qutretaro its opals. Irapuato its Lu Mancelona biejcles owned, and In Strawberries etc. Guadalajara is noted 8. WHhert Smith. Woodland Lt is uow believed that Miss Maggie sive paper on Emrlend’s Foreign PossvsEtta M. Wotriug. Nashville Long is regaining health under Dr. slons, Mrs. Belle Burton g«ve • re.dlng use wttblu the limits of the village are as­ for its tine pottery work aud Ils elegant CornrMuw Cappun. Orangeville from Dlekeus. cliooehnc one of the m.uy sessed the same as any other personal benevolent insiitutiiAivalled The Husplclo, Mae Shafer Orangeville .. Wright'- treatment. Mrs. S. E. Wolf, of Woodland, will en- choice selections which Dombey .nd Son property. The money thus obtained will though II la nut a buapital as its name William H. Hawn. Baralmo, Wls. tcrtsln the Grow Mltc society Uils week affords. A paper on "Qblld Study was be turned into the street fund, aud used would imply. The pottery from lldb city Nellie Dexter. Middleville presented by Mrs. Effn Good! ear. This In improving roads, aud for no other ’pur­ Is known the world over, the best coming Thursday lu ihe atteruoou. Several ot ot our ladles planned and Important topic was handled lu a most In- pose. from tbe San Pedro potteries and Is sold • Albert Powers to S C. Demon aiiOx. sec H. terestlnn aud admirable manner, and was Five years ago a bicycle rider who could at 11 remarkably low price. We visited 3800. carried out a surprise on Mrs. I. Mary C. Golk to Clara B. Maxon. X mc t, Betreshmeuu were served on the lewr. areally enjoyed. Current Events of the wheel a mile under 2:16 was considered a tbe shop of J nan I’Miduro. a native Indian Mapls Grove. «M0. month by Mra. W. If. Cook closed the pro­ phenomenon. To-day every class A rider sculptor and saw many beautiful pieces and a flue lime enjoyed by all. Junes M. Cbnrir <*od Jo Frank Brtxiessor, Jot, I gram. Mrs. W. H. Goodyear prewoled Ip the country with proper conditions can uf pottery, two laige, beautiful, and Grant's Add. City. >130. Madison FUniy>m ro George and Bertha M.i the report of tiie library committee. Be- duplicate the pertormanre. When the very costly pieces that we saw being made hliultx. Ransom, 40a. sec 34- Rutland. 8IROO. tweeo fifty ami d<,ll,,ra ***?. light racing wheels were evolved and cycle especially for President Diaz. Frank T. Cherry co K. W. Jordan, 80a. see M, Tiie creamery Is running with good sucused for the first InstaUment, •"d » tracks constructed it marked a record One ot tbe mist noticeable things at Johnstown. 31. E. W. Jordan to Frank T. & H. L. Cherry. From 2:10 to 1:43 Is a Guadalajara was the entire absence of Ceprc*chlug at the church Sunday fcvea- book ease bou«in; « »econd Installment breaking epoch. 80a. see 1H. Johnstown, gl will soon be ordered. It Is the purpose of big drop for the mile cycling record with­ beggars. Every other city is infested with Henry €■ Kogers tu David R. Caok. lot. ClljrJ them, but nut so With this. Too much 111 Kin and Mrs. David Smith will visit Je dub as soon as their Ubr.ry I. suf­ in five years. ’ P. A RbeUkiutol). R.Cook. kX.Cttr. ttMO. ficiently large tu warrant II to open It to L. B. Anderson, of Battle Creek, has cannot be said in pmise ot the Influence ot Henry C Rogers to D. R. Cook, tot, Ctty. 8188J the public. Only booka by Ibe very beat been sent to New York by the managers the Hospiclo. and we could not A-K 8wttwtab' ’■““‘•j .pent Sumfy antltors have be *n secured and the club of the national circuit cycle tournament to account for the absence of these peats *U’* _• admirable . S_ 1.1- ^llaaaWIhn Mrs. ra. Philip Pump Miller. MMber hirera collection tn to start atari with. with(profeaalouai beggers) only through the Mirt“ r D"UB‘The Misses Ad. “1 "r^.?inlj^e?„1dowu*« e">e reporter tbs pie- be held there July 13 and 14, to secure 2.dis"n"d.y-.i rajmvuia Mrs Roblnsou gave the report of tbs pic­ the entry of Sanger, the speed king. 11 !■ presence In this city of the Hovplcio. Lt ^1.. .nd Mr. F. W. M.yn.rt .nd drwd- nic committee aud several pacer are now almost positive that Sanger. Gardner. is one <»f the very finest buildings of its ^R. Stiff to M.B. Keeler, ioK MMdkvtito,j under consideration, whleli will bs de­ Bald. Cooper, Bliss, Allen, Sleenson, kind that we ever visited and its alms and bod of Shiloh, visited at A. R. Smith s last cided on al the next rueeting. Jenny, Baker. Zeigler. Barnett and some purjajae# are such m would Inspire even qvrrctxiM prana sixty other protcssiunal racers will be the laziest and raw.' indolent to do some­ W The pupils who took the eighth grade John MoArthnr to B. L. McArthur, paml? The N lies *-cl:/oi board baa engaged I roexamination at Hastings have received feas^CfiXs. Jewell of Johns Hopkins mere. There will be a large number of thing more eievatltU than to beg. in fact see M. Woodland. 31MJ. Wm. A. BMaam to Cornelia tatth. parwL ft ratiter forces tbe® to do something betracera there this year, much larger than tb&rowT£. basket pkmlc at Wall n“l7«si:yof Dainmore. Md-a. principal last Battle Creek now leads the state ter.and one would notexpeel an jnatilution the school In place of Professor J. W. conducted un such a broad, HLeral plan as for large race meets. lake June 12th. In honor of the graduates. Welch, resigned. AU are invited. Fr'ld.” Wil."’ "°rae ™ her Additional Local News. Ip v- 4 f �Hastings Banner. Michigan Thursday, Jun** 4.’ re­ | COOK BROS. Proprietor,. •IN CONGRESS. Summary of th© Daily Prooeedlnj at Washington. olntlon* I'usoJ. Washington, May 26.—The general deficiency appropriation bill, the last of life supply bills, was before the sen­ ate yesterday and passed just before adjournment. nusningion, Maj* may ««• iann anu Washington, 27.— —Tariff and finance each came in for a share of considcration in the senate yesterday. While discussing the flllrtl cheese.bill Senator Dubois (Idaho) bffered an amendment adding 75 cent* per barrel to the tax on beer, bat the bill and pending beer amendment were displaced by An abstract of the reports of 175 state banks and four trust companies in Michigan at th^closing of business May 7 shows a very gratifying Condition of financial institutions of t^r stair. The of Seattle of an intended massacre, thus saving 300 or 400 IWcs and endearing herself to pioneers and their descend­ ants. She has been the subject of nu­ merous magazine articles aud her name has graced the pages of many leading journals. Thera is general sorrow on every hand aikcr demise, and it is said Hlffh License ttacccMtul. From n statement issued by Auditor General Turner it is shown that nigh license in Michigan has resulted in de­ the number w. of saloons, while । creasing ,uv । at the same time it has increased the ' revenue derived from tbe traffic. la ' 1894 the total number of licenses ' granted in tbe state was 4,535 and ihe ‘ amount of licenses received $1,825,998. In 1895 the number of licenses was 1 4.048, a decrease of 487, and the amount Des Moines, In., May 30,—The su­ preme court has refused to grant a re­ hearing in the cose of George Wean is and John Hummill, convicted of mur­ der and sentenced to hang . They are not yet 21 years of age. A year Ago they tried to hold up Lucius Itidpath, and killed him when he resisted. Equal Huffragist*. ■ THE HOUSE. | At annual convention in Pontiac of 1 Bin. introdneed .nd Petition, .nd R—- the Michigan Equal Suffrage Agsociawc .uicuij(im oquui ounrage asaociaw Kt ,otlon" Pre*^2t*%. . i tion were chosen usus follows: : tionofficers officers were chosen follows: Washington, May 26.—The house |I r-- - Mrs. ----May otucium Stocking Kniggs. OL of , . I President. * aira. amy tv.ti.Lgg*, spent the time yesterday in committee Bay City; vic-»-pre»ideut. Mr*. B-I!e M. of the whole on the free alcohol rc- F^rry, of Charlotte; secretary, Mr*. Helen t«al bill. There waa general debate, • '•nkto* of ^troU: trewurer. Melvin but no notion I Rool« o£ BftJr c,tV: recording .ocretary, But no action. ! Mire Ethel Hall. o< Lanaing; member JWashington. May 28. — The house ccutlve boa rd of National Woman Suffrage •spent almost the entire time yesterday a»90c,stlon. Mr*. Emily B. Ketchum, of discussing the senate ajmendment to Qrand Rapid*. A Bank Failure. The Citizens’ bunk closed its doors nt Edwardsburg. At a meeting of the -------------------------------4Cv..wcr.x»ustockholders Cashier w J..«. L. « Klecknerconfessed that he h*c used more than $6,’ 000 of the bank’s money speculating on the Chicago board of trade. He hud I also spent $16,000 of his own money. Kleekuer baa secured the bonk and it would resume business in a short time. At the 40th annual sjssion in Grand of „the Michigan grand comWashington. May 30.—In the house I Itapids .. «» ----------------yesterday no business was transacted, r Templar, the elecA message was received from the presi- “ lion of' officers resulted as follows: dent vetoing the river and harbor bill 1 Eminent grand commander, E. D. Wbeeler, Manistee; deputy, Allert Stiles, JacizAdjourned to Monday. , son: generalissimo, f rank M. Moore, Mar। qi’ette: capialn general. Eugene P. Robert­ DEATH OF KATE FIELD. . *OJ, Albion; prelate. F. A. Binder, Detroit; -------i treasurer, Charles A. Warfen, Detroit; re­ A Lady Famed aa a Joarnallnt Fuse* corder. John A. Gerow, Detroit Away In Honolulu. 1 ' £----- ‘ Health iu Michigan. Yokohama, June 1.—News is received | During the week ended X(ay 23 re­ here from Honolulu that Kate Field, ports sent in by 56 observers in various the American writer, is dead there of | portions of the state indicate .ihat in­ pneumonia. ' ....... ............. —............... ol'th. bowel. Inrreaud .nd (Kate Field was a daughter of Joseph M 1 Field, an actor, who died In Mobile, Ala.. • 1,eura|g‘d and bronchitis decreased in J8S* Sho w«b born In Bt. Louts about area of prevalence. Constun nt ion was p,00CT■>* 24, of diphtheria at 21, ncariet fever at SI, voted special attention to the study U IVr. made —... , several ... — — prolonged . ... 1 ancslc. She visits measles at 37 and whooping cough at 3. Trt n ttzl tt .* 1.11 a . I-. — .-.. — — _ to Europe, and while there ’became’*th? I correspondent of the New York Tribune, . Slept Herself Away. ‘'iladeluhin Fress and ^iladelphln an£ CJil£agoTribune. Ellen, the four-year-old daughter of w ridsbed sketches --- ------------- for period IM ” . and Mrs.'John S. Breiter, died in cab:. i#! “Uss appear Iss Field appeared as an h’B theater, ,where ah? Saginaw after falling asleep 18 days ago. Zkihievod -tn/Jr a moderate aucceaa. She The little orfe, about whom so much affcrwa.T-Lappeaired as a variety performer, tender interest centered, waa incapable song and dance -urtiirt and recltattonist. From 1882 until the summer of 1883 she of motion or sensation and peacefully was at the .head of an extensive "Ladles’ slept herself into another world. The tlve Dressing as«toc!atlon" In New doctor characterized it as a peculiar _ork, which resulted In a disastrous fail­ ure- Miss Field started a piquant weekly brain disease. publication in Washington several years : ago under the title of Knte Field’s Wash- I ingtdn. Bhe published it until last year. I The Elms Buggy company filed chat>MI U>«» xnnounred that .he »u com- tel mortgagee al Albion aggregating txllea w auatwod publication on account ... -.-a;,™ S ill health. Ml.. Field net won pub- ’’*•*» to .ecure Ila creditora. Local Ik attention and commendation as a lee- . banka ore the principal creditors. The turer sod writer in her crusade against 1 company has ample assets and willconMormantaan. Mias Field had been a ban! tlnuc buries, wotkr sdl her life. After the suspension “ c . oi.-tb* Washington she went to Cripple । Eight mmera were imprisoned in a Creek and wrote syndicate letter* from 1 cave-in in the Ashland mine at Iron- S3 Z”* bl. •1 'U.nC ♦./> tthrough 1l I, to them from it.. who drifted the 1 Ntyrie mine, All were uninjured. ■ j wide orchards of young apple trees , trm tour.l The Dessert for to-day? Don’tg i thought—further th order it from your grocer. Give your husband and the boysa treat after their own hearts —a. mince pie, fruit cake, or a fruit nodding. To have the per- fection of*n ding, order NONESUCH MINCE MEAT Ready for use in twenty minutes. Always fresh, delicious and whole­ Cleanliness and the best in its manufacture. Notable Woman. Seattle, Wash., June 1.—Princess Angeline. daughter of Chief Seattle, after whom tfcls city was named, died here Sunday. She was our of the most noted celebrities of tbe North Pacific coast. In the early 50*s Angeiine, at the peril of her own life, apprised the population loans, diseoiintM, stccKLi bond* aud mortgages aggregate’ $69,446,425. an in• crease of $1,711,Me since tbe report of ; December last. The deposits aggregate $68,426,565; the savings deposits have increased $1,500,000 since December and tbe commercial deposits show s falling off of $12,u00. The aggregate cash on band is $13,724,625, of which sum, $2,119,212 is in gold. the bond bill, which was considered. of tax received $1,699,752, an increase Washington, Maj- 27.—The bill for th* ' of $73,754. . repeal of section 61 of tbe present tariff ' law providing for a rebate on alcohol I There is little probability that the rilused in the arts or medicinal compounds was passed in the bouse yesterday by a lage of L’Anse will recover from the j effects of the fire which vote of 165 to 69. W«»b tagton. Mar 28. — The senate , W1P«1 out half the town. Many Inislyesterdav defeated the proposition to ue3* n,cn " ho ton will not re* increase the beer tax 7S cents a barrel . buil<1. but tbe most discouraging fact by a, vote of 34 to IT. The fllled-oherse । of all la the reported Intention of J. I), bill wus further discussed, as was also S:“itb to remove to Detroit. Smith's tic A bill favorably regeneral store were the Scni bond t:::. bill. A bill «„ was favorably re- i 1BrK' “wmlll and „ . ported to increase pay of letter car- । the main enterprise and dependence of viHrsi ikmiH.h-itii i).-. f c*..the vlllnap. the village. riers throughout the United States. Washington. May 29.—Tbe bond bill Death of Lieut. Baker. was further discussed in the senate yes­ L. B. Baker, aged 66, a lieutenant in terday Senator Carter, of Montana, the First District of Columbia cavalry, gave notice of an amend inent to the died in Lansing, where he had lived for filled-cheesc bill, putting on a tax and a number of years. He was fameus as establishing regulations against adulthe man who captured J. Wilkes Bourn, ’ terated beer. Lincoln’s murderea*. At that time he Washington. Mny 30.—tn the senate was in the war detective service, and yesterday tbe bill for the repeal of the . frre alcohol cl.nw ot the Wiison tariff ■ lu charge of the c.pturh.g petty. «t «« poreed, » alro the Itoure I H w“ h' “Ilcd upouBoolh.to.urMll concerning the dl.tlll.ulon of bratt- । ‘T’ h murder'r ■dy from fnilta. Adjourned to Mondnv. I when dled' the general deficiency bill appropriat­ ing large sums for various claims, and I ‘di was adopted finally. Washington. Mny 29.—In the ,house yestertlay a partial conference report on the Indian appropriation hill occaatoned an animated controversy. A reselution adopted by the senate providing for the loan of tents by the war depart­ ment and such f ther relief as t he secretsry may deem necessary to the suffer- | ers by the St. Louis storm waa con- | curred fri. I “DOG'AND COW. MOURN HER DEATH state news. t near Deerfield which were lately in blcssoxn, are now covered-with thrown ‘ shriveled leaves, LU«' work of canker ' worms. I In less than half an hour the large ' dry good* establishment of Jewett <fc ' Knapp was ruined by fire ut Albion. j Three hundred men were laid off at the Norrie, East Norrie and Pabst 1 mines in. Ironwood. The reason given 1 for the curtailment of forces was the 1 unsatisfactory condition of the iron ore ' market. I The common council of Lansing ' adopted the eight-hour day for labor­ ers on the city streets, and fixed the I price for such labor at 15 cents per hour. The broken Citizens’ bank nt Ed­ wardsburg will not be reopened, the di­ rectors finding further outstanding in­ ' deb'tedneas. Cashier KIenekner was I hanged in effigy. j Men boring tor a well on Leroy Lang’s 1 I farm at Muck Luke, near Petoskey, struck blue ore-bearing copper rook at n depth uf 3d feet. Hofstetter.&. Co., bankers county bank nt Frankfort. Jerome Eaton. about 40 " ”T’ 257 77 at St. that her funeral will be attended thousands q( mourners. They Must Hang. 'Creston, la., Jun? 1.—About $40,000 worth of property was destroyed Sun­ day morning at Afton, near here, fire breaking out from some unknown cause and sweeping away S. Itichards* general store, together with several other bust­ nessweeks buildings. • two ago . Wind in Indiana. Mount Vernon, hid., May 29.—Nine­ teen dwelling’s were wrecked and nuinerous outbuildings and trees were t orn to pieces by a tornado in this city; ago, ly, the family grew’ tired of keeping a dog that remained away during the day and only came home for bis sujrpcr and Io spend the night, and gave him to per­ sons living some distance in the coun­ try. The cow, who bad never seemed to notice any of bis demonstrations of affection, missed b's companionship when he was gone. Eor she would come to his former hope at evening, put her head ©ver the palings and low. Shedid this at intervals for several months. proached within shoot,ing distance of | a hole in the ice of the Potomac river, , gave a shout, and, os the ducks arose, fired. “1 do not remember,” the ac­ count continues, “what number he got, .but he was shooting cripples tor hours, find he sold the result of his shot for S5D0. What is more, “thfs shot may seem Wonderful to some, but many as large shots have been made on the Potomac with big guns.” Only a few weeks ago this same writer was wondering where'the ducks had! gone. It is to this region of big shots | that President Cleveland goes, and | there be has a blind before which his . ducks are lined up to be killed by­ raking, sitting shots, if this writer is tu be believed. {The big guns are the punt gano for fl|>ck shooting, which are much In favor with English shooters. .Japan has keen explorers. The pro­ fessor of astronomy in the University of Tokio, MF. Nomaku, accompanied by his wife, last October ascended Mount •Fujiyama, 13,000 feet high, to malm meteorological observations in tho course of the winter. A short time ago wjord was received that tiie professor whs dying, and a relief expedition was fitted out. With great difficulty th© members of the expedition reached tbe snow-covered buL Prof. Nomoka waa found to be exceedingly weak and un­ able to move, but his wife had suffered no evil results from the exposure. Nomnka was taken back to Tokio, but he declares he will return next winter, and his wife says she will accompany him ✓ Ranh Protobc. A story is told of a London magistrate wibff had a London lady up before him the day after Christmas whom the po­ liceman said he had found helplessly tipsy. He told her he would let her go, ctnoidering the festive season, if she ■would promise never to enter a public house again. “But, your honor,” said rhe lady, “I was not drank; 1 was drugged.” “Well,** said the magistrate, who saw that she was fencing. ”1’11 let yen go if you will promise never to enter a drug store again.” To Fave th© fine she promised and departed. All bti soda water is gone. • —< - • Eye Change* foeltlon. It is not generally known that the young fiat fish have an eye on eocb side of the body, and that it is only In tbe adult stage that the eyes are both on one side. There has bsen much dis­ cussion among scientific men as to tbe ’“a' •» •omt directly th rough,tbe soft, thane young bsh to ths other skto. WHEN <4 Judgment! 1 Baffle^! PLUG^l AS CHURCH-GOERS. DOGS They Were Regular Attendant* in Old Colonial Days. CHILDREN’S BRAINS. The principal disturbers of worship In Weight Glrle Ara Ahead at FirAt, not In the colonial meeting-house were Bays Win In the End. dogs, says William Root Bliss, in “Side A curious difference in the increase Glimpses from the Colonial Meeting­ in brain weight of boys aud girii i.4 House.” They seem to have been regu­ noted by Prof. Donaldson, of the Chi­ lar attendants at the Sunday services, cago university, who has just written1 and of necessity were placed under dis­ a book cn the “Growth of the Brain, cipline. . says the New York World. Boys and At New London (1662) one of the girls start out equally in this respect.; duties of the sexton .was “to order arid until they arrive at the age of 12; youth in the meeting-house and beat years the progress in this respect is j out dogs.” At Charlestown (1665) a about equal, allowance, of course, be- I ■ lug made for tiie difference in body I man was hired at four pounds a year .“to ring the bell to meeings and to weightbetween the two sexes. keep out dogs in meeting time.” At After 12 the girl shoots abend of the Dedham (1674) a man was paid eight boy and her brain grows more rapidly shillings a year “for keeping dogs out until she reaches tbe age of 13. when in meeting time and shutting the door.” the brain growth practically stops, Andover did not object to dogs, but whereas, in the case of boys, it con­ made them pay for the privilege of com­ tinues to increase in weight until tbe ing to meeting. The law'of this town age of 25. These statistics may con­ (1672) said: “Whatsoever dogs shall tain some hints for the ‘^new woman** be in the meeting-house on the Sabbath In the development of her theories. day the owner thereof shall pay six­ In the opinion of Dr. Donaldson, pence for every time.” brain weight is not. benveyer. any true The dog low of Redding (1662) was measure of education or of intelligence, peculiar. It runs thus: “Every dog and he attaches no importance to the frequently-cited brain weights of cmi- i that comes to the meeting, either of nt nt persons, ft is, nevertheless, a fact | Lord’s day or lecture day, except rt be that the brains of more intellectual j their dogs that pays. for a dogpeople, relatively to their body weight, I whipper. the owner of those dogs shall are heavier than those of less intellect . pay sixpence for every time they come I to the meeting that doth not pay Ibe ual people. ' dog-whipper.” Twenty-six men wrote their names, FLOCK SHOOTING. or made their marJTs, in the Redding records, agreeing to “pay the dogIn Modern Stylet A writer for the American Field tells whipper” to whip other people’s dogs of a shot made from a big gun “which out of meeting, while their dogs re­ was fastened to tbe boat, as ail big mained -and were recognized as mem­ guns are,” and which was loaded with bers of the congregation in regular . 2ya pounds of shot. The shooter ap­ standing. but in the flounder the eye years old. observed to travel over the rid 7.------ . rz observed to travel ow UM 7. not many yean fa tire c’s estate died a pauper in Jackson. by A remarkable instance of affection between a dog end a row is related by a by a well-known suburbanite. Hi»B* tie black Scotch terrier became infatu­ ated with a small Jersey <«« in neighborhood, and every morning he would run off to the pasture whereh»» bovine sweetheart was kept. He would slip out tbe side wny and walk along with the cow. He often missed his breakfast sad often <lid not taste a mouthful all day. When she munched gross by tiie roadside, he patiently sat on hia haunches until she moved along. Sometimes he was confined at home to break up tbe habit, but nssoGD as be waa releasedj nS he would go at a full run for the pasture, sicglmg out his love from the herd of rjitlejind following eidse aY ner 'ietfis. ’’iie wouid*Jtirnp up and kiss her in the mouth, lick herfeeL and show signr. of greatest joy when be­ came to her. While t be cow on her part did not appear ■f© appreciate his atten­ tions, she did n4* ^°ok .h,x2 °'y°r Final­ A TELEGRAM The umpire now decides that “BATTLE AX” is not only decidedly bigger in size than any other 5 cent piece of tobacco, but the quality is the finest he ever saw, and the flavor delicious. You will never know just how good it is until you try it RATIONS FOR THE GREAT BATTLE OF N0VEMB1B 3 AKE ALAEADY WELL VNDER WAY. A NEW President ot me united states IS TO Ba ELlCTKi. 4SD ARRIVES. C'aaaJ Routine Through Which Worna Oo Such Occaalon*. “What is it, Mary?” “It’s a boy. mum. with a telcgrift.” “A telegram! Oh, ask him if James will a* uNnafcbe found in the thickest of ths tight, battling vlgorotvlv for SOFND III S1N$SS :.hl.cAynLMM PKteFstuT? to the nation. iskllledl” THE NEW \OUK WEEKLY TRIBUNE-l* not omlv the lendlnc Republican ptiper of the “He says he doesn’t know, mum.” country, btw 1* l*RE-KMIBEjrrLY A NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER. It« campaign new* and dl»cnsslon.s- will intcreat every Auiencan citizen. . “Ask him what he does know a boot All the m-<rB Of the day. Foreign Correspondence. Agrlcultxlral Department. Mark-1 K^riJ. It.” Short Stortes complrt*! iwrach number. Comic Pictures. Fanbton with •• ;.s ruelde“He soys nil he knows about it is that Hcnption*. aed a variety uf Itesns of houMbold Intesret. make up aN IDEAL FAMILY 1’AP EB. it’s for you. mum.” We-furnish “Tbe Banner** and New York Weekly/Tribune11* (both pap n*t “Oh, dear! Oh, dear! What shall I do? Oh, my poor James! Ijnstknew something would happen to him before he went away this morning. Will they bring him home on a stretcher, Mary?” IN flbVflNCE “I s'poae so, mum. Maybe you’d bet­ ter read the telegraft.” Address all c*dei> to “I caa’O can’t! Oh, U serves me right for not kissing him three times when be le/L And we’ve been married such a short time, too.” “Why don’t you read the telerraft. write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo; W. mum?” Best, Room 2, Tribune building, New York City, and a sample •’Well, I suppose I must; but, oh, I copy of The New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. can’t tell you how I dread it.” Reads telegram: ••Will bring friend home to dinner.—James.” “Oh! the heartless wretch;* The New York weekliC TriDune ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1 00. CA/H TriEbPflNNER The following Is tbe dally ration of the animals at the Jardin des Plantes in Paris: Ten pouada of flesh for each lion, tiger and bear; setexi pounds for the panther, three pounds to six pounds 'or the hyena, one pound for the wild .’aL and-two pounds for the eagle. “BETTER WORK WISELY THAN WORK HARD.” GREAT EFFORTS ARE UN­ NECESSARY IN HOUSE CLEAN­ ING IF YOU USE SAPOLIO Rheumatism ar^thro^phon0- I - A The Inter Ocean / If yn Cure th« Piles mr back won’t hart. Dr. Handy’s Is tbe Most Popular Republican Newspap^cf the West and Has the Largest Circulation. TERMS BY MAIL DAILY (without Sunday)$4.00 per year DAILY (wttb Sunday).$6.00 per year Inter Ocean— j 1 -0° ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT LITERATL’W- The Not Excelled by Any. ourea pile® because it reaches the tber of th* fiimilv. t of its kind. Its LITKR• Hsws ofth* World. its reader* ths benofi- of UgjMd in ChicMP ■ sad literatureinter OCEAN u Chkaro �IIA<tings Banner UNPROTECTED GAME. THE BENEFICENT CROW. ji —5>nQK gy*; A good xnaxiy abaoters are Muakd lo knOTv h<^v ttoy get pr»cUw. f«r Lird-sheotiug onr the cities dwing much afflicted.^ • close soMone -without paviiar tar n™. tier at.Ibe tramps, * • r II. *' * * tn All H” tatadertookThere are m-v/ctU kindaof WrdAxvhieh ,viwn Summy; of Clunnc-.te, <*>o fly in such a xoainer as to rcqttiro sk (J | .during his life vaa aastoin ttee killing,amd are not prelected by L,V,i;: „.HF-t«l man. Twenty years law at any t taie. Of course,» smaiif.jus * Kendallsille ktt.or Xe the ga«ge guu is best for such practice, •« pt.’r o 1 u.rifte. he was prostrated it takes more wk ill to kHl wdih it than troidlle, eventually'twovwith a big gun, and the snore skill re ".?,k ‘\ft<T»r«eit while foiling thnqoired tbe btwter the prnctire. .aught aud crashed hi, The kingfisher is a rapidl^arting Irtakhig-Jie lione'eightaims* beflyer, rathershy and hard to kill. TVilb tv i-n t- <•* knee-and ankle. This left a L’S-gaugc tpun it shootar’s abilities i.-r a long disabtaninnt, only would be weH tested. ,”K -koiwered. While hauling The English sparrow, tf qiufup badjv •cared, will give considnrable spott, • member quhe severely, gi nd the mar xv ho con get three with tww injui was called. who proved to fthota out dt a small flyiag flock • 1. and who teflft-a caustic rregard binwelf ns a go»d shot, lif । lotion to l>e applies! to the *course,nman w ouldu’taimat the rentes i austie destroyed the eye •of the flock,.pud pulL He.aims at par­ ticular biros, and, if be misses the anai or. he was fSe’vTctim of an iaimed at, he calls the xlta^u miss. Bed7. nidi left him btaSly ruptured. ’winged ated crow blackbirds fly rap­ —, his collar Lone was badly’ idly. wbeo' their nc* ts are-not m ar by. . pn<l the readjustment waa They are mot protcctra, and may be -.- • t hat it had to be broken found in partly wooded pastures. before it would properly Some sportsmen may Abject tothtara Then, again, be attempted being useless slaughter, and it would i:: raising a b.-,rx, and a glanc > be if the birds were thrown away. Ifc >m tin ax wielded by a work- i’ would drews them alL accept the klngK him in tbr back, ngai*j^hers, which taste fls}$y, and the pair ■j.fi tv bed .or months, rben >. pie they wake would be followed by 1/. I with sviatr’ rhrumausm.' another before long. Tlw. English siko< w inch hix sL.Terings were xowg make.a tine atew, ae the flesh is Mb • j*. scarcely was he convxlcs- j .ATBy8 hardiind hireeu • he was afflicted with c:*-.—......... — ■.—K.-h..-•<l.!J1yh-T'h:tn tip them-, FTHE TAPPER. ’n 1°S’/ tKeep* Cp ax Industrious Baoket Duria^ :i . r. u: one thvmb. Mr. Sammy Afasw* Wteinae*. ;1 ' ' -l ' contrary j a.man fc-1! from the housetop in tbe -’ ;, r *.2r«2_____ • rtrfty of Alxmleen. and was.brought into XhinripH- Popular Air*. J hospital w.ith broktxt Lonea. He wax The .’i.- : ■ > 1’ost talk a story of a ; -n«ked what was hta trade, and replied - -. V. ho is forbidden to call on ] he wax* tapper. Naumc bad ever ■ the girl with whom he la1: of Rac* » thing before, says tnc ; !v in uwei anti by u hom he is loved. Amateur Emigrant; the o 111 rials were ■filled with curiobit^*; they l>et,ought an I’t ruAWtgt* to circumvent the vigiiimce of i .r parents -by whittling popular reajpiaiuUion. lit.appeared that when a partj' of sInters were engaged ujx>n a . .-s. s’. t .-..•swering on the piauo. lie roof they would now and then be token -. a...'. l?y rL- house, for icstcjice. piping with.a fancy far the public hotiae. Now, ••.•'.I -'. Wbc.re Art Thocf?” Ln good a seamstress, tor example, might slip time !.<• ”IJome. Sweet Home’* away from ber work and no one be the play«1 wHhiu. A:ter a turn around tbe bkx-k hr ruris <>n "Oh. Fannie. Wilt •wiser, .but if those fellows adjourned the tapping of the mallets woe Id cease, Thou «i‘ Me?” Perhaps the re­ and thus the neigh I orhood wnuld be turn will » "Where Arc You Going Tu?" A fust bars of “Cozne Into the .advised of their dereliction. Hxuicethe •career .of the tapper. He boa to<do the Garden. MauO;” convey to her the tip am’ thv rtpet’ing of ”AlTs Well” on the lapping .and keep up an industrious i»ustle 4U> the housetop during tbe ab­ pi . •' tells Liir everything is undersence of the slaters. ,1 Whcjn he taps for only one or two-the thing is child’s play, hut when be has The fnlloKing is told of ot. old lady to represent a whole .troop it is then that he eanus hfc moory in the eat.of -nd wore c. wig in its place. She ; hw brow'. Then musi-Jic bound from wf.s staying in aa-jn linen tai hotel, and j sj>ot to spset. reduplicate, triplicate. . ... noticed, a .gentleman looking sextMjdicate his single personality, and :ui. • v. it her train Soon asfter. on swell and hasten his blows, until be suit • xcuse, he enosaed the neom to product's a perfect illusion for the ear, k'hii 1 where she aa:'.. She calnaly got and sou would swear that a crowd of . t med aroun-1. nod. lifting her hair emulous masons were continuing mer­ ‘rutr. uer head, auid; "Yep. air; it is rily to roof the house. U must be a strange sight from an upper window. . . , H Carmers would make b study of I h*®tory and its bearings on ;property—the relation of h&wk? U T! f hen CW>PS’ for inatance—there be better paying crops. ...^r6 Ye*r Book of the department of kWculture tells about cow blackoiras and what they cut. About 2,300 « their stomach, have Iteeo examined, .‘pd of these 2diSS contained food. The birds were killed in 2« states. Fortyeight per cent. ofXhc food was animal, -IS per cent. rejetaWewd lour percent, ■waa mineral. The btackliird has a -variety of things Heats. Scott’s Emulsion “The animal food,-' says the report, consisted of insects, spiders, mvriapods (tbounurt legs), crawfish, earth worms, sowbegs, hair snakes, snails, fishes, tree tcatls. salamanders (newts), lizards, sunken, birds’ eggs and mice.” To these mightt have been added young birds, fish cast tip by the fide, minnows caught while swimming in shallow water, and probably meat and carrion of various kinds. Most of the animal aood is, of course, insects. These con stitute 46 per -cent, of the total, the other two per cent, being the larger tilings, like mice. The animal food ra taken mostly in the summer. In win­ ter the food w mostly vegetable matter. SCOTTS EWLSW,L. M. ndnJ U. The insects the bird kUl« more than make up the damage he-does, especially ns his nest robbing apjn'ars to be only CoJJfwr qa ni an accidental habit not often indulged in. A large flock ofthe birds would-.of course destroy a lot of grain. Sonic PROBATE ORDER. f'U.000 would eat about 3,000 guilds a day, but they would consume as many­ State of Mlchigab. County of Barry—st. At a sessluu of th* Probate Court for tbe Insects, which would more than de- t'uuntv of Barry, bolden at tbe Probate office. In the Citv of Hustings, tn said county on. Munr.troy the amount the birds do. dav tbe nth day of May Id the year. toe tbocMand eleM hundred and nlnerv six. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ot, FIVE MAMMALS. Probate In tb* matter oHfcc estate of Jbwana Van De Wild Animals That Inhabited England tn '.u*rey. Deceased Fanxior Timex. On reading and filing toe petition duly verified Tnc Iraarer » one of the five matn- af Sylvester France Administrator ut «aiu es­ jnulian animala ihtrt have inhabited tate praying that hfa fii'sl account this day filed may be heard and allowed and a decree of lujglanu in former timeis. and have be- dirtribiiliOD duly made Mid be. (recharged from tni*t. . mome extinct wifhta historic recordjtc- ite'd Thereunto U is ordered, that Tbnrsday tbe cording to Notes and Queries. 4tii uay 01 June, A.D. iw> at ten o’clock In tnr I ore noon, be Msalanea for tbe bearing of said They are th** true brown fa-or, (Urxtis petition and that the belnt at law of said de­ ’■nrctos), the beaver, (Castor fiber), the ceased and all other persons interested In said estate, are required tn appear at a session ol reindeer. (Tarandus rangifer), the wild said court, then to be holden at the Probate of­ buur, (Sus scrofa), and the wolf. (Gania fice, In the City of Hastings. In said county, and lappa). The bear was abundant ki the sh®w eanse. if any there be, wiiy the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And Ufa north of Englund aixJ in Scotland when further ordered, that said prttttoner give notice this country was la Ibe hands of the to the persons Interested lusald estate, ot tbe pendency of uM petition and the bearing Homans, and many Caledonian bears thereof by cr.n«ii)g a copy of this order to be were .imported into Home. They dis­ published In tbe HhKtltigs Bankkr. a news paper printed and circulated In said County ol appeared altogether in about 750. Barry, once in each week for three successive The .beaver was numerous in some weeks previous to said day of hearinr. Chas W. ajuctirono. localities in the north of Wales in 940 Judge of Probate. (A true eopy.) and again in USS. There are records of There are medicines which change the action of organs and .tissues. When a part does not properly perform its work, they restore it to health. Such remedies are called " al­ teratives." of Cod­ liver Oil, with FTypophosphites, is one of these jemedies. This is largely be­ cause of certain drugs which naturally exist Tn, the oil, as iodine and bromiriei If you are neither hard sick nor real well; if you feel below your usual standard, these altera* tives will change your con­ dition and bring back your health and 'strength. them much later in Scotland. . Beindtgg* were abundant in Scotland, and were hunted in Caifbneas in the year 1159. . Wild boars were numerous whtn large tracts of wood gave them harbor. They were hunted by the Tudors. They certainly exkted in the year 1617, and probably much later. Tbe wolf in England disappeared •bout 1490. in Scotland wolves were numerous In 1577. According to Pennant, they be­ taine extinct in 1GS0. • MORTGAGE NAtE. Default kavlng been made In the renditions of a certain mortgage made by Fnd W. Hickel xnd wife Mettle of tbe town uf Bastings. Bimtv County. Michigan, to tfamuei Car«on of Galeshutg. Kalamazoo County. Mulryan, dated December 7 A. D. UM. and recurdeu In the of­ fice of tbe Register of Ih-eds. fur the County of Barry and State of Michigan, on the Seventh day of December A. D. IPG In. Liters of Mcrtgages. on page 212. on which mertrage there is claimed to W- due at the date of this i.otter Ibe sun of Three hundred nit etyrtx Ik liar* and Seven cents, and an attorneys f«e o Ft etc Dollars provided (or iu said m< ngagr. and ro suit or proceed rg» id law liar i.g txen tartitut, rd to recover the money ssucund 1 y said inertt|:aee,orany part thereof: Now, Therefore, by virtue of the power of sale contained In Mid mortgage, and the statute In such case ir.»d>* and provider notice Is here­ STILL USING FLINTLOCKS. DANGEROUS BLUE HERON. A CHICKEN FOR ONE. by given that on J at nr da v tbe 13th day of June A New Branawlck Storekeeper Says Illa A.l>. IW, at un o’clock hi tbe Forenoon. 1 shall sell at Public Auction, to the higheat bid­ by der. al the North Front door of the Court tore u Wounded Jiir<L SomcicgiOnsarernthier slow to adapt House In the City of Hasting* [Ihat being lb: It is generally conceded that a small thenielvek to motkfn ganze-killing plaee >on:e of these dajA,“Kiid the'lOQg*where the iraioraj uirCircuit Court for Item County the premises et rv liux-’.cr to a New York Sun inan, bird makes a very dainty meal for one implements. A Forest and btreom cor- j h -----holden). --------------------------- rdescribed ------T iu said ir.crtg.ire. or so much .... thereof at may "I t.xj’eci to p]n.*h my daily_paper and person, and it must bare been a source rc.pontlent got a Inltr from New ' "ff, V ...’XV™. r_, — . — T'J' ----- mortgag--. 1', —...... ‘— L’S,Th , * ... , . . . . .. with 88 per cent interest, Interest, and ail-kgal ail -kgal cusis costs iutu wr u headline something like thin: of regret to many tlmt it was seldom Biunswick the other day which said getber with an atton e> •» fee of Fhtcrn Dollar* LL’b 'l by .i Blue Heron,’ and jTll tell possible to obtain a chicken just large tbat flintlock (tubs ™ .till in uw u., £;;~ enough for one muu with a moderav.* '•rii v. t:v» The bine heron is a biff, in that country. The {letter was from p-ere and parcel of land situate Ip the Township jicnserfbird, which has already dis- appetite. Tbe difficulty bos now bean, a store keeper, who said that.the store «J Ha; tings In the County of Borey ar d state of / .1... . । Michigan, and known and descntird as follows: Cgnred the faces of several men. The removed, iu Paris at least, says tbe Nwv hud carried n supply of gun flints ever . nie west half of the East half nf East half of ituve wounded a bird, and then, York Journal. since it had been Martied by his grand- *'orfb ”«Tb East quarter of Bectlon Section Twenty-four pl pijj Town tnree three i3j (3) nonn North KaDgr Range nignt Elcht .ft) West . . * . . . 1 In i lown , -----Many Paris hcXels aud restaurants ’.htni-Jrg io capture it alive, they went father, away back in 1F36. 1 robnbly cvi-.tgmlng twnty acres more or less, j> tn Why, l’<fas soon try to kiss are now introducing as u novelty into he would lose trade if he did not have 1 ' BamvklCakson, ’T. Couibovk. Mortgagee. a wu.tu i grizzly. Tbe birds grow as their menus what wight be described os them in stock. H ii» not improbable ; PiUMi a Atv>>n ’on ey ey for fur Mortgagee, Murtgnjee. Everyone that Indians in the North Woods of , Dated March 9. il®e tall-a... \ feet and have neckn like u “one inan, one chicken." • " i and just the tyind of muselea who understands anything of the appe* Canada still uw flintlock gni^ bat to , MOBTCAGE SALK. io in«.He it quickest with the most lite .of J man understands that he likes use them bo near New Aork as is Neu . j^f^R having been made intbecondltioxsof strength. They could drive their bill lest to tackle a bird single-handed. Brunswick is curious. I a certain mortgage, whereby the ouaer therein With the ordinary fowl thib was, of \ nlintJOCK fliinttnck- gun. entn tx-xiue beside nrooutrn n modern ••untatnedHto sell has here m-operative executed J’ u;' th rough a quarter-inch panel. . nostalrk of Barry:C» unty in tbe "The hunter goes up to a bird and course, impossible, so the ingenious hammerle«s gun, make* a contrast apt state uf .Michigan to John Davrunori and Ira sets if ly;ng there looking as inno- chef proceeded to develop, or rather to be bo remembered. It H hna bn. beenbeen- pro­ ... . 1 mem 01 irsinui 1 ’ ’ • 1 • robin, with only n wing broken. curtail, the ^spring chicken, and now posed more than once that Kportemcn. Kportsmen. > tire the second Second day nf June A. D. ei«lite*n bun« u.lng ■ 1.1 __.11.. ... — ——.'...a 1 ; Hr.it BlM Mir .oeb deadly weapon. jtred^.ad Whet a. tine pet it would make,’ the a three-months-old bird is served tc .instead. ot fo-’i h’in’er thinks. Then he packs the each guest, just as though it were u ns moderh guns, take up the old bow and* t county "I Barry in said Blate of Michigan, on quail or a plover. That there is any 1. | Hie Twenty third day of June A. D. eighteen bi.-l up and starts for home in a wagon arrow, or some other primitive weapon. -------- -- -1_____ ._;hundredaiidefglityunelnl.tt>erl6otM«artgagcr a boat, with the bin! between his stability in the body of so young and The sportsmen ttat had killed a modern . od rmge 200 which said niortitags was duiv I.dcc- The bird’s neck is drawn back tender a chicken can hardly be admit deer with that ancient weapon could ™m, M^jam^jA.^. sayn... that lie was m good n a hunter as .; .tofan ;u „<* rrr-wwi and Irn Davenport, executors, to Cameron •' •’’’ letter ’S.’ Al! of a sudden the ted; but tbe novelty has been greatly ----d. Waterman, of Detroit, In said state, and .*' i-hoots up and gives the man a gash appreciated, especially by Americana auybody. There are few or none that .'D Ernest T. Tappey ol tiie oatne place, sole exeah:nv ide the eye three inches long. in Paris, and there is already a demand, can boaat of such □ kill. rutorof the fast will of Pamela W. Tappey.dereased . and Helen E Wntennan of tbe state of Tla* * what always has happened. The and a great one, for fledgling barn­ Colorado, role exfajutrlx ot the lost will of TUI I.Under. All Get Married. wocnjc’l bird has missed its aim, but doors. __ _____________ Tbumas G. Waterman, deceased, which Mid a«An unmarried man or woman of mar­ - igHinmt was.on tbe First day of June A. D. *am» • nye. and you want to reynember etalft-en hundred and ninety-five recorded lu BIRD TRAGEDY. riageable age is something that la rare­ it. this featbeued spearman w{!l drive said Register’s Office. In Liber 32 of Mortgages, ly seen In the Fiji islands. The reason on p>ge 3T5 upon which mortgage there is bill into an enemy’s eye. and, like a Starling Accidentally Collides with and of this is not far to seek- The native, clalmeit to be due at tin* date of this notice, tbe KlUa a Book In Midair. ’Ne; umbrella sticK the point of the sum ot .Three Hundred and sixty-five dollars James Carter, of Masham. Yorks, Eng­ tolicve that if a person die, while in an (63(0.00) and nosulrnr procevdinisat law hav­ 1-il' wdl penetrate the man’s brain. I land, reports a happening to the London unmarried state bla or her soul » ing been Instituted at law to recover the Mine ff'it*- rhe bird’s aim has always been anv part thereof, notice fa therefore hereby doomed to wnuder about through end­ or given, that «n Tuesday tbr 25lb day .of August ►polled by the pain of its wounds, and Field the like of which seldom or never less ages of eternity in an intermediate next, at eleven o’c <M*k In tbe forenoot-. I snail was observed before^ In over 25 vol­ M: । any a human life has been saved. I at public auction, ro th* hfahesr bidder, region between Heaven and toiles. Al ■ell (sale to take place at tbe front door of tbe Court <h»n t monkey with wounded bittffrn'SXJr umes of a weli-knoVn sportesmen’s House. In the citv of Hastings that being tbe newspaper a similar incident has not the end of each moon they are allowed 1I place cranes—welj. .scarcely.*’ where ’be Circuit Court for Barry eounty to look Into Heaven, but are never per­ Is held), tbe premises cescribed In said rnortbeen reported. koa e. (or so much then ef as shall be necessary | Tbe Field says that ”u starling, fly­ mitted to enter.___________ _ tusatlsfv the amount due on rucli Mortgage, A Danzig upholsterer who was re­ ing swiftly from its nest, collided with with be ven per cent. Interest and legal costa, Kingly Monarch. together with an attorney fee of Fifteen Del­ cently asked to appraise a piaster bust a passing rook, and the starlings beak The only European monarch who pow- ta's provided for by statute), tbat Is to say, tbe of the German empress, and said it was penetrated the bead of the rook, causing tto Ideal kingly dignity in King lolloaing piece or parcel of laj»d. viz: Tbe South West quarter or the south West worth 25 cents, was arrested atoncefor instant death.” Hawks, of coarse, often Oscar. He l» a very tall »nd very l“u>dWestuoiirter of faction Twenty-two Inj In •ear inajeate. As he was able;to show strike their gome in midair and kill it, ,oot man. with a graceful ond My Township Two IS] North. Range Ten If®] Wert, Liat,tj,e bust had no artistic merit he but in tbat case the collision is inte°' carriage and faulUeaa bearing. Add In tbe County of Harry and State of Mlebtgno. containing forty acres more or less. " as released. tional. During the migrating periods to thia a felicitous memory for name, Dated Kalamazoo May 25. IW6. Camkron l> Watkrman. KndOrt« B«t. . bird. •« Often killed and m,lined by and face*, a fluent command of all lonEaxKSTT.TAi'rKY. Executor. HKLKN E.Watkrvax. Executrix. Tiie hujiun skin can endure beat of I flying against umeenobitaclea at nlgn. guagea, a striking eourtlineas of mar­ Assignees of Mortgagers. :t? degrees, tbe boiling point of water. *» telegraph wire* or high watertaua. ner and the secret of hi* popularity .a J. D. Bubxb, Attorney tor Asal^nreslx' ■ -i-r 1 be skin is a bad conduetor.and ; Many duck* and gee*e fly up revealed. , ,w -r '!>e leraplratlon cools the body. , the Niagara fallaeveryyearjiutthelike NUTJCE FOR HEARING OF CLAIMS Proud Sister. “ • u iUinoud without Injury a of this incident Is not recorded. It is always pleasant to see a sister State of Michigan, County of B'rr> —t Notice Is hereby given, ibat by no order of tbe ....... >Arr*i» for several minuter । radiantly happy over ber brother a auc- Probate Court for the County of Barry .m«le ■ Fo-UI*, Foineoem. Emperor Fo-HI. the flr.t of hi. Ce»K An exebange report* an toatttee: on the tBth day of May A. D. 18FC. Hix months from that date were allowed for cred I May-duet think. Bob is playing ou t«ra tn present tbelr claims aga.na’. the estate line, I. th'e Chinese model of politeness. of Nhdcv M. Jordan fate ut said He Is said to hare been eo ciril he nl- the Yale football team! County.' deceased, and Hint all creditors nf Clara—That’* jolly. 'That Is be, half­ .aid iravs rpoke. even of himself, with pro­ deceased are required m pre sent their claims to said found respect, sod when the Chinese back or quarter-tock? , Court, at the Probate office, lu tbe City «•! I || ed morecsoea than any Libit is rrmemremeni. .. of. sei..f-deprecifltion I__ —la Moj-Neitber. He’, a Hastings, for examination and allowance, on ur before the rath day of N v» m» er next, and that torn), this degrw: of of civility Will will be betbet­ Charley Pruycnne say* he* the great k vx-ti claims will he heart! Iwforr said Cmir .no ert drawback the team ever bad. sourday. the 15th das- of Auguat and on We have beard of caaea ter appreciated._________ _ Mo»dav. the Iflh day of Navenit er next, rt ten •• y®ara* ri and lag 1 ----. o'ch ek In th* forenoon of each of «hose days Cycle Express Matnea Water*. Own'd May IMh.. A.- D 1W« ._ I T B UB A JiSihSl ■ Maine ho. 1.0=0 lake*, wlthan.area An enterprising cycleman at f’-iah tv/ ARMant<>Xn. Jndde of Prot«te . “eyel« «pr«u ! ' JeLAflTcbl. of 2.300 square mile*, and u.000 rirers „rX« <» I I 1 I1 J III and atreX. making Mai-V itjtod I I I II 1 B |« I ’°r.kdU- water .urface3J»0aquaremdet Marne W tie of >1. • ^^^iar<e bot- r,v"',al1 °n t!’“r ^tolance of C.000 feet, yielding on 01 ’W03M anrTKli ‘ •"■‘wiame*. fnt>. : qo MOBTOAGEEAUK. PROBATE OKDBR. -------- Tiddly? 5“” 4- Stale ot Michigan, County «f Barrv-aa. Ala seas ion of Lbe Probate Court for tbr County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office in the effy of Hasting*, in said countyxm Weduesday. tbe lAh a*v of May to the year our tilbusand eight hundred and ninety six. Present, Charles W. Anrstrong. Judge u» Pre»bara. In tbe matter of the estate ot Aaher/K. htauley. deceased. I On reading and filing tbe petition dulv veri­ fied. of Amos C Towne, Admiuistrator uf said estate prayiug for reaaouh iu Mid petition set forth that be may be Ueepsed to sell the real estate of said deceased at In said petition des­ cribed. Thereupon It fa ordered, that Friday, the Mh day of June A. D. MW. at ten o'clock in tbr foreDoon.be aMlguedllor the hearing of said petition and that tbe he'r» xt taw of said de ceased and- all other perJons Interested In sale estate . are required to appear at a session ol said Court, then to be nolden at tbe Probate office. In tbe City of Hasflngs. tn said County, and show cause, U any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner may not be granted. And it fa further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to tbe persons interested In said estate, of the pendency of said petition and tbe hearing thereof by caualng a copy of thfa order to be published tn tbe Hasrtnga Bannkb. a news­ paper printed and circulated In said County of Barry, onee In each week for three suecesslv weeks previous to said day of bearing. Chas. W. Armstkoxo Judge of Probate. (A true eopy.) mortgage sale. Default bavins been made in tbe conditions of a certain morince. executed by Lee Tinker to Mark Norris, dated tbe first day of Octo‘-er 1881, rerordrd tbe Seventh day of October 188I-. assigned by tbe said Mark Norrfa. tbe tlxbtb dnj of December 1888, to Tip Ketchum, and by tDosald Tip Ketchum atalfuedto Harvey Wilk iaiifa.on tbe,thirtieth day of December 1888, aud on sriileh mortgage there Is aue. a’ the date hereof. Tro Hnndred aod Beventy dollars. Notice is hereby Riven tkat by virtue of tbe power of sale In said mortgage, I sb?ll foreclwsetbuMme.Instate st public auction to the bfahe«t bidder, at tb? North front door of the Court House, in thwCity of Hastings, on the t bird day of July 1TOC. aftan o’clock In the tore noon, of all tbat certain plec* or parcel of land situated In the township ef "Vanliee Springs. Couutv of Harry and Htaie of Michigan known and described as tbe South east quarter. <»! tbe North rast quarter, of Section numbef twentytwo, lu township three north of range ten vrest, containing forty acreso( land according (o “tbe Kovernment survey, tbe same being tbe morfagaged premises. Dated April 4th 1896. HAHVF.V W1LLIASIS. Cha«. 11. Bavkm. Attorney for Assignee. Assignee. . ORDER OF PUBLICATION. State of Michigan, The Circuit court for the County M Barry fa Chancery. Olive Lenlngton , IO urt. heid nt tbe Complainant, »> . Ocurt H-u-r In the Frederick Kenlngron 1 nty <>t lift Ings, on DelendHUl. ; Monday t> r 201 b day of Agrtl A. D. 1WG. Present H«m>. Clemrut Smith. Circuit Judge. It •x'fafoetarilv app-arlnt to this Court that tor Defendant Fredcritk Iz-ulngioii fa a non­ resident of this state, and tbat be resides In the state of Ohio. On moi Ion of Bweezry A Hweezev Bollettors for tbe Complainant. It fa ordered that rhe said defendant Frrdt-nck l*rnlngton cause bls appearance i« br entered witbin lour months frutn tbedat* <« thfa oroer. nod that tn case uf bia appearance be cau«e hfa answer to the coiii|i|nlnanl*a h^l to be fiirei aud a cony thereof to lie •*!vrd nuon Hie Complainant’s Solicitors, within iwrn’y dare after service of a cupt of «ald bill, ami In defauli thereof that said bill ir- taken asroatrssre. And ir fa further ordered that within fwrr tv dare tbe *ald Com Slalnant cause a noth | of thl* order to Le pub­ shed in the Hahtix<;» Kaxxkp. and that the said publication be con|lt>ti«-d far tn said papur for six »urreeaive weeks, ar least once In each week, or that be cause a copy uf raid order to oe personally served upon tl.e said defendant Frederick Leniiigton. tat least twenty dajs be­ fore tbe time prescribed fur hie appearance. Clkmkmt Smith, Circuit Judge. MOBTGj GE SALE. Default La vine been isxfa In the conditions <>f it certain niortgart mode by Morjcrett A. Stevens. F'orenca K.H suldli e. orrln E Barker. Mary E Batker B snehe B. Barker, Agnes Barker. Mai tin V. Barker. Harriett I Barker to Emllv D. Bortwlcls. of Ithaca, New York datid December 1" A. D. 1889, and record­ ed In tbe office of the Hrglfkr of Deeds, for the County of Barry and State of Michigan, on the i»th day of December A- D. 1889. In l iber .33 of Mortgage*, on page 72, bn whirl) mortgage there fa claimed io be dur at Ithe date of thfa notice the auin of E Rtit hundred Ninety Eight D.lfars and Ninety Eulit eei.fa.and an attorre S f. e of Twenty five Dollar* piovlded for In said mortgage, and do suit i or prccred ngs at law haylcg been lcst!tu!e4 to recover the mcnejs ornred by .w<* ir.m*AMN.*6rar.y rail thereof: Now, Therefor . h> virtue of the power oi rale contained R- sahi tiiortgaKe. Aua the stat­ ute In Mich cbm*-hin- e and provided, notice l« hereby given, that on Saturday tho )«t day of Auxuat A D. '.8H0A1 i *<'clock in tn- furvnoon.I «h til mH a' I’ubiir A*x«h t>. tn tbe bfahes! bid­ der at tb« North front lloor «•( the t-ntirt House li the City <4 Hm'IIiikf. (toil t>««iiiu tbe place where th* Circuit I'ourt for Ba-rv County is bolden). ’.he premia*-* (b'-cnlMal lu said mortg'ge, orso nmcii •I’eni/l a* may be necessary to p*y th* atni.ui.l flu* un »«id mortgage, with 8 per cent, itilerr-t. m.e all l-gal costa, toeetber wlthan a’i«> roji’a fed uf T*mty five Dollars core >b< ted for iherrlffi tbe i rrtniera being de­ scrib'd in eald n ortuak* a* all that certain lot Slece and parcel uf fa ml situate In tbe Town of faule Grave In the C<>auty of Barry and State of Michigan. tu «i known and described as fol­ lows: j . Tbe Ea«t half ot tl.e'South East Quarter of Section Thirty tw.i (Xt> in Town Two (2) North Range Seven "< West eon'alning Eighty Acres ot Land more ur less. . Emily d. Bostwick, Mortgagee. Philip T. Co i grow.. Attorney for Mortnagee. • • Dated April »’h. D9G. ’ J MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In tbe condition's of a montage made by Win. H. Whipple and his wife Ella A. Wbffple. to John Andrews. January 5.1893, and on January 23,1833. record­ ed In the office of tbe Register of Deeds of Barry County In Ibe Slate nf Michigan. In Uber 44 of Mortgages, on page 1C3. or which mort­ gage there Is claimed In be due Five Hundred abd Fitly One Dollars and elghty-uloe cents and no suit or pio •eedlngs at law having been Instituted to recover Ibe amount secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. Notice Is therefore hereby given, that on Sat­ urday Ibe 18tb day of July 180C. at ten o’clock In the forenoon, there will be sold at the north front door of the Court House, In the City of Hastings. County of Barry and State of Mich­ igan. said Court House being tbe place In which tbe circuit eourt for tbe County of Barry is held, at public auction to tbenhlgheat bidder, tbe premises described in said mortgage or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy tbe amount due on said inurtg «ge with the in tert s', thereon, and tbe costa, charges and expenses allowed by law and provided for in said mort­ gage, said premises being situated In tbe Vil­ lage of Delton, County of Barry and State of Michigan and desert bed a* Village Lota Num ber thirty four and thirty-five In tbe Village of Drliun. Barry County. Michigan, according to the Revorded Fiat thereof. Dated April 22. UBG. John anukxwb, Alonzo E. Kkxabton, Mortgagee. Attorney for Mortnyiet. M the ordinary e.ioreM wrrloe. Put an Advt. in The Banxf.k it brings good returns. and one Ja*i»er Adaina wae oo the 4’i day ol April 1898 appointed .•> the Prpbate Court in and for the County of talhoitn tn >ald Blate u Administrator of tar Estate of said Tbeadotla Dryer *eeca>rd bv virtue of which appototmeni he now bolds said mortgogv ■* ’“ca administrator, and on which mortnp* there to claimed to be due at tbe date of this not»c- the num of Five Hund­ red and Three Dollars and flfiy-loar cents aod an attorney's fee ol twenty-five dollars pro­ vided for In said mortgage and no suit or pro­ ceeding* at law having been instituted to recuvrr the amount secured by said mortgage or anv part thereof: • Notice to therefore hereby given that on tbe eighth day uf AugusL A I>. 1MT. at trn o'clock in tbe forenoon, there will be w>«d at the North front door uf tbe Court House. In. the City ot Hastings. County nt Barry and State of Mich­ igan, (san! Conr: House being toe buRdlng la wbich the Circuit Court for tbe County ot Barry l< held), at public auction to tbe hfabret bidder, the premises described In sold mortgage or so much thereof as may be nceessarv tn satfafv ibe amount due on said mortgage, as above set forth with tbe Interest thereon, and tbe costa chargee and expenses allowed by law and prov.de*'. for tn said mortgage, said premises be­ ing situated In tbe Township 01 Yankee Suring*, tn tbe County of Barrv *n(1 Stat* 01 Michigan and described as the East half of tbe South West quarter ot section twenty seven, in town three North, range ten West containing eighty acres ot land more or less. D ted Hxstlrr • Mlcb, May 13, MM. jAsrxx ADAXK. Admlnialrator of the Estate ot Tbeadotla Dry­ er. deeeased. Assignee of .Mortgage. ALOXZO B. Kkxabtox, Attorney for Jasper Adams Administrator *c. Assignee of said Mortffre. MORTGAGE SALE. Default banDg been made in tbe conditions, of a certain mortgage Jiiade by* Hiram A. Bar­ ber. Elizabeth R. Barber bls wile. Clarence H. Barber aod Lillian Barber hfa wife to Ptilllp T. • Colgrove dated March 14 A. D. 1835 and record­ ed in tiie office of tbe Resister of Deeds, for the Countv of Barry and State of Michigan, on tbe 14tb diy ot March A. D. !®5 in Uber 47 of Mortgages,- on page 206. That said "»»*»«• Was duly assigned to Sarah Johnson, and duly recorded lu the office of tbe Register of Deodw (or Barry County. Michigan. ,. Thai said mortgage was upon the expreaff condition tbat should default be made in tbe payment of Interest, or any part thereof on any day whereon the same is made due and pay­ able. as above expressed, and should the same remain unpaid and. in arrear for the spare all. thirty days then and from thenceforth, tiiao. Is . to say. after the lapse of tbe said thirty days, *0 much of the aforesaid principal ajms af-turee hundred seventy lour aud 16-100 dollar* as re­ mains 'unpaid, with all arrearage ot interest thereon, snail, at the option of tbe said party pl • the second part became due and payable. Default having been made In the payment of,! interest due March 14th. IKK and tbe ■**•'hav­ ing remained unpaid and In arrears for thespace of thirty davx and upwards the afemoirt 1 principal sum of three hundred seventy-faur' and 6-100 dollars with all arrearage of interest 1 hereon Is now declared doe and payable by the terms of said rnertgsge. on wblcb mirtgare there fa claimed to be due at the date of tfiln notice the sum of four hundred three Dollars and fifteen c?nta, and an attorney’s fre ot Twenty-five Dollars provided tor lu said mort­ gage. Mjd no suit or proceedings at tar. havlffg been ir. stltuted to recover the moneys veundt by said mortgage, or any part thereof; Now. Therefore, by virtue of the power off •ale contained in said mortgage, and the statute * In such case nikde and provided. n»llce 1* here­ by given that on Saturday tbe Twenty Afu* day,of July A.D. 1888. at ten o'clock Id Ue-fore­ noon. I shall sell a: Public Auction, to tbo highret bidder, at tbe North front door of tbe 'ZJ-jitvHouse In the City of Hastings. Michigan ttbat being the place where the Circuit Court tor Bxrrv County is holden). the premises descritod 4 tn said mortgage, db so much thereof as may bo* necessary to pay tbe amount due on said mort­ gage with seven percent. Interest, and all legal costs.together with an attorney’s fee of Twenty-' ■five Dollars covenanted font herein, tbe pre min­ es being described In said mortgage as all those certain pieces and parcels of land situate and being tn the city of Hastings In tbe County of Barry and State of Michigan, and known and described aa follows; .The North half of lots Nine hundred and alxty-three (M3) aud Nine hundred plxty four <mh> of the city of Hartlugs. Michigan, according* to the recorded plat thereof. Sabah Johxkon, Philip T. Coixanovr. Amignreol Mortgaged. ,• Attorney for Assignee of Mo: tenure. Dated April20.1888. y i : MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made in tbe conditions of »i certain mortgase made by The Michigan Whip Company a corporation organized under the law s ot the Stale of Michigan and (raving Its place ot business at Hastings. Barry County, Michigan to tbe Hastings City Bank a corporalion organized under the laws of the Stair of Michigan and baring Its nloce of businew at Hastings. Barry County, Mlcliigan.dated March 5. A.D 1«.and recorded In tbe office of the Barrister ot Deeds, for the CountV of Barry and Sun? of Michkan.mi the Fifth day of Marek. A.D lM»i. Ill Liber 32 nf_ Mur'gxrr* onpage 421. on which tnortj are th-re i* claimed to be dur al the date <>f this notice the »um of Five thou-and one hundred eight}-*1.* Dollars and Etevmcents, aud an attorney's tee ot ThirtyOve Dollars provided tur lo sal” mortgage, and do suit or proceeding* al law having beeu 1astltiited to recover the moneys s cured by aaid mortgage, or a».y part inrreof; Now.Tn-rtfore, by virtue of the power of sale contained tn *Bht mortgage.’'nd the statute tn such case made and provided, notice is here­ by given that on Friday the Third day of Jhly, A. D. 1895 nt 10 o’clock lu theFwmoon. I shall mH at Public Auction, io Urn h|gh«*t bidder, at the North front door of the Court House, tn the City of Hastings [that being tbe place where tbe Circuit Court for Barry County fa holden]. the premises described in sakl mortgage, or so mueb thereof as may be Decenary t» pay the amount due on cald mortgage, with eight percent Interest, and all Irool oosta, together with. an attorney’s fee of Thirty-five Dollars coye nanted for therein, the premises being described In said mortgage as all those eertalp lots pieces and parcels wf land situate In theCity of Bastings In the County of Barry ana State of Michigan, aud known and described a» follows: . Lots six hundred twenty seven '6271 six hundred twenty-eight Itktf I and six hundred twentynine [G2SI togetlier with the tenemmts, beredllaments and appurtantners tohwrirgor In anyw)m pertaining to or situated upon said real estate includingtbe power connected with the buildings uoon said real estate also including engine, ootler shafting counter sbaf'.lcg.puUeya hangers, belttug and machinery of every natureant* kind connected with or In said buildlag. , Hahtisgs City Bank, ' Philip T. Couibovk. Mortgagee. Attorney for Mortgagee. Dated March 28, HOC. .M0RTGAGESA1X Default having been made In tbe cenilitlqn* of a certain mortgage made by George W. Gregory and Ann Gregory his wife ro Anna 8. Austin dated Jsnuarv 2nd A. D. 1802. and re­ corded in thn office of tbe Register of Deeds, for the County of Burn and State ot Mlehtna, no tbe Becond day of Jonnary A. D. Ml tn Uber 33 or Mortgarea.on page 330. on wbteb mortvuce there fa claimed t® be due at the «Mn of tnl» notice Ibe sum of Twelve Hundred fiftyfive ftoltars and slxty-aeven'eeots, and an stlornej's fee uf Twenty-five Dollars provided far MOBTG SOK SALK. lo said mortgage, and no suit or proeeedtogxM Default having been made In the conditions law having been instituted to recover the of a mortgage made bv James F. Norwood and Dels Norwood, nl» wile, to Jotiu Andrews. Now. Therefore, by virtue of tbe March 22. 1883. and ua March 27 IHOt, recorded In the dffioe ot tbe Register of Deed* of Barry County In tbe Bcate of Michigan .in Uber 38 A Mprt gages, on page nc. on which mortgage there Is claimed to bedue Five Hundred and July A. D. woe. at ten o’clock Id the Twtiitv eight D .linri and thirty six cents and shall tell at Public amUoc. lo tbe b: no sun or procee*lngs aklaw hating been lo­ rter.at tbe North frontdoor ef tbeO st tu’fal to recover Ibe amount secured by MM ^EmcVtiSvRreberobygtven.lhatou Bat- Barn C wmty M bolden . tbe premises deaeribnrchty the iMb day of July 1WC. at ten o’clock ea In said murtgxg-. or so mueb thereof as mav In fee forenoon, there will be sold at the north be necessary to pay the amount due on said front door of the Court House, in the Cite of mortgage, with six per cent, interest and all Hastings. County of Barry and Bute of Mich­ legal cocts. together with an attorneVs fee of igan. said Court House being tbe place in which Twenty-five irollars covenanted fur therein, tbe the circuit ecurt for tbe County of Barry lsb*M, premises being described ip said morteaxe as at public auction to the highest bidder, tbe pnanlaea described In said mortgage or so much thereof it may be neoeswyto satisfy state of Michigan, and known and dMcritwd as tbe amount due an said mortgage, with the In follows: The Kart fifty acres of land to b* taken o« (• rest thereon, and the costs, charges and exiH-nvw allowed by law and provided tor In aaid tbe Bcmth West Quarter of Recthto No <fa) sxmortgage, aaid premfaee being situated Inthe Village of I> Iron. County <rf Barry and Btate ot K.rbigananddeaeribedadiri wumber alrteen . .. .’I IL.* -there. Pwkege. tatonrted * tw. eo^y ^11 mediately per cycle. Instead of lying £1tour, hTthe offlee.« oftto happen. Y naee Springs, Barry County. Michigan. Tkeadotia Dryer of tbe City of Marshall to a Dated. April 22,1886. Alohxo< Kbvaston. , Jobs Axdrkws, Mortage I i I | | i i ■. • 1 1 1 !■> , ' I j . . ! ; . . , . . ] ’ . J , . t.t ! ; !». 4? :i �-1................— : = Hastings Banner Thursday, June 4, 1896. MARSHALL L. COOK.Bditor. nx HArrises Mien., rofirol AVGUAt II. 1BT9. EDITORIAL NOTES Nearly every nation an tbe face of ibe earth is InereaalB* its tariff rates, not only to provide revenue, bat to protect Its in­ dustries.' It remained for Ibe wisdom of a democratic administration to reverse this order of procedure in this country and chop off revenues, open our market* to the competition of the whole world and let our industries take care of themselves. England is deadly opposed to our es­ tablishing any reciprocal treaties, and for very good reasons too. Take Brazil for instance. England buys 85.000,000 worth ir A Striking Fact. Although tbe democratic pre»s is at present very busy demanding a currency statement from Major McKinley upon tbe of goods of that country and sells to her authority of Tom Platf. no one wo rid sup­ $47,000,000 worth of merchandise. We ' pose that a democratic national convention buy 880,000,000 worth of goods ef Brazi was rapidly approaching. From the and only sell her 815.000,000 worth. Un­ earnestness with which they plead with der our reciprocity treaties we enjoyed the Ohio man one might suppose they al) equal privileges with European countries. intended to vole for him If he would only Can It be wondered at that there should ‘•hold his mouth right.” j There may be more truth than poetry be a panic during such au administration Chop­ in tbat, too, since the democracy is all at. as we have had for three years? 1 sea concerning a candidate, and they also ping off our revenues until they were not equal to our expenditures; opening our • have a currency fight on which threatens *' to split their party into kindling. If It Is markets to tbe competition of the products . not true, the democracy are certainly of every claka of pauper paid labor; doing wasting much valuable time iu volunteer­ away with the valuable reciprocity treaties ing advice to republicans, tbat ought to we bad established; all of these things are be used In rounding up stntlmeut within enough to bankrupfany ordinary Country, their o^rn ranks. No active canvass has and would almost warrant the appointing yat been made for any democratic presi­ of a coumiissiun to judge as to either the dential nominee. No man of any promi­ intelligence or the sanity of the members nence in that party desires the nomination. of the party responsible for it. Those who might be mentioned by the con­ vention are making frantic efforts to dodge the “honor.’’ In short, one may March the political history ot tbe country and it will be impossible to find another such demonstration ot utter democratic hopelessness on the eve of a presidential election. There is a two-fold reason for this con­ dition. First there is not a man of aver­ age Intelligence in the democratic party who does not know that a numlnatiou this year is an honor. Second, no so-called soand-money inau will permit the use of bis uame, as the indications dearly point to free silver control iu the party conven­ tion. Tbe nomination of a sliver man cannot be openly proclaimed, because that would be equivalent to a confession be­ fore the convention meets that tbe party is committed to free silver at 10 to 1, and tbat Mr. Cleveland is repudiated by. the masses of his party. Complete demoralization exists Id tbe democratic party, and is a demoralization bom of the fact that tbe party has effectu­ ally destroyed any hope of success this fall that it might have had. This is the condition which has driven that party to attempt a division of the republican forces, and to confine Its efforts to tbat purpose. For* time the democratic guns were train­ ed upon Mr. Reed, but Mr. McKinley ap­ pearing to be more.prominent, they weie shifted, arid tbe latter is now tbe chief target. There is an element of inconsistency in this democratic attack upon Mr. McKknle?, which must be very plain to the average voter when his attention Is called to it. The democrats contend, whenever they can be Induced to talk tariff at all, tbat it has been settled by the people, wiiote faces are set against any further tinkering with the law, as it dlsturbes business. The currency, they say, is the paramount question, although their party record on that Is as rotten as it ever was on tbe tariff and McKinley, they say. Is wrong on both questions. If that Is true, as a matter of political advantage they ought to be doing everything In their power to promote the Domination of tbe Ohio man, as the surest means of securing a longer lease of life for themselves. In neglecting to do this tiie democracy are not only exhibiting tbe rankest hypocrisy, but they are going back on their established record. .It is not true. Tbe democracy is mak­ ing: an assertion in one breath only to con­ tradict it in the next. The nominee ot the SL Louis convention will be a protection­ ist and a sound money man. He may not be Major McKiuley nor Speaker Reed, but whoever he is that will be his position, and be will have a united party behind him and a triumphant election next November.—Lansing Republican. ONLY A STRAW. Bhowiuc Which Way the Trade Wind A hundred salesmen traveling for one of the largest mercantile establish­ ments in Chicago report that since the nomination of McKinley at St. Louis became almoat a certainty their sales have been larger than in any two weeks for several years. These sales have been in goods for the foil trade and they in­ dicate the almost universal belief in the western states that the nomina­ tion of a man like McKinley will be the beginning of good tiroes. This feeling is not confined to merchants and deal­ ers who are republicans, but extends to those who are democrats. Thia is one case of many, and just at a time when one class of eastern business men is intriguing to prejudice the case of McKinley, all such cases become sig­ nificant, and they carry with their rec­ ord of confidence on the part of the jieople a warning to eastern men who are indifferent to or hostile to western sentiment. With good crops and commercial ac­ tivity and confidence in the future the current in the west will turn toward * prosperity. Those who have advised ’ . . , tVinf iv*rfn.n icneyeu ttiat meu wiuuine iu .‘, that certain mnnnvA.1 moneyed men. nzYmliinp combine tn to KTThat tre*«ury gold reoerve is slow­ ly but surely slipping away, and tbe doroocrat* maintain that there is no neceosity of tariff legislation.—Cleve­ land Leader. EFIn 1892 democrat* loudly pro­ claimed ,4pM>tectiou for rerenne only.*" and then Kt about to make a tariff for “deficit only," and raised "the revenue" by issuing $262,000,000 of bonds.—Cldcago Inter Ocean. 4 EFTbe democratic papers are now busily engaged in diacuMiing the point ot danger in McKinley’s nomination. If the Ohio man shall be nominated the only point of real danger will be the democratic camp.—Iowa State Register. EZThc present democratic odminis t rat ion ha* increased the public debt more than it waa decreased by the pre­ ceding republican administration; and there you have a conclusive argument In favor of a change.—St. Louis Globe Democrat. , EZDemocratic editors who can find time to discuss the probable action of tbe republican codvention atSL Louis, in the face of thecertaindlvisionof their own party which is couiing nt Chicago, are capable of showing great coolness under tryingcircumstances.—Cleveland Leader. crThe howl against McKinley over tbe currency question is from men who believe that “the currency’’ is the great question at issue. The republican party doesn’t believe that. It is protection to American industries and American la­ bor. The currency is good enough as It I*. No country In th^ world has a bet­ ter.—Chicago Inter Ocean. M’KINLEY LIKE LINCOLN. The Ohloun In Puraaln* the Same Course Under Similar Clrcumutance*. Those who are old enough to remem­ ber tiie campaign of 1860 will recall the fact that previous to the Chicago con­ vention the political interrogators were after Lincoln just ns they are now after McKinley. They insisted that he should define his position on the fugi­ tive slave law and tell what he would do in the event of tiie secession of the south. Their pretended anxiety about hi* views in those respects was simply a-trick, of course, to draw expressions from him that could be used to his dis­ advantage. But the device did not work. He was a politician of too much sense and experience to be caught in such a trap. In answer to all inquiries of that sort, he pointed to his record, and said he must be judged by it ns to his opinions and purposes. He under­ stood very well that the persons who thus questioned him were not honestly seeking information or striving to serve the party or the country, but only try­ ing to prevent his nomination. They called him a straddler and accused him of cownidice and insincerity, but he preserved an amiable silence, nevertheless, and left his case to the people. The result proved that there had not been necessity for him to speak; and certainly there was never any cause for precipitate a panic to influence .the 1 choice of the St. 3t. Louis convention mav may • a. aI find in the tone of- business sentiment in the west, as well as in the tone of po­ litical sentiment, food for reflection. regret that he was nominated and The country cannot be prosperous with elected. the interests of only one section pro­ Tbe fact that McKinley is now pursumoted. oiux m. The a .it east depends as much upon ,• jng tHc saine course under similar cirthe west as the west depends upon the , cumstauces only goes to show tbat he i* e**t. The true policy is one that con-, like Lincoln in the way of detect!ng the aiders the interest* of both and that object of bis interrogator* and dccHncontemplates the least possible ho*til-. jng to assist them in accomplishing iL Ity between the two sections. He has been a conspicuous figure in The republican party Is strongest in public life for-many year*, and there is the great middle, western and north- n© jack of testimony in hla numerous western states. These states are too ( speeches as to his views upon all imstrong to be flouted at or antagonized • portant issues. The people know all in any special interest. The republic- j about him and are entirely willing to ana of these states are of the stalwart trust him. There is nothing for him to but conservative spirit They can be My that would be likely to make the reasoned with and influenced, but they j country any surer that be is a man of cannot be browbeaten or influenced by । BbTnty. integrity and patriotism; and threats or arbitrary conditions. They , his self-respecting refusal to gratify believe thoroughly in tbe principles of his opponents by answering their inithe republican party. They believe pertinent questions will confirm and that with the candidate thoroughly rep- increase the public feeling in his favor, resentative of there principles the re- ]je has a perfect Wgbt tp “hold hla publican party will win a great victory । breath." as it is flippantly called by a and the country will be restored to democratic organ, and a* a matter of prosperity. propriety, he cannot do otherwise. It The report of the 100 salesmen ia a | WOuld be decidedly in bad tuate for him straw showing which way tbe wind . to assume the function of outlining a 'T’LThey are _ _____ ... . . . __ . . Is Klnn-lnM blowing* in in the west. nearer platform fpr his party. That is the the people than are the men of Wall business of the convention, and he has street, and there is no artificiality of nothing to do with it. There is not the aentiment and no color of prejudice or least danger that he will fail to abide in animosity about their business transac­ good faith by the action of that body on tions.—Chicago Inter Ocean. ail pending questions; and there is just ANOTHER BOND SALE. ns little reason to doubt that the St. Louis platform will be perfectly satis­ factory in every way to the voters who are going to elect the next president. That Is the appropriate and conclusive answer to all inquiries that are obvious­ ly intended to serve a dishonest and mischievous purpose.—St. Louis Globe­ Democrat. . debtedaeaa Before He Quit*. It is not unlikely that Grover Cleveland will bld his country an affectionate The republican party Is pledged tot Id- good-by as president by another bond ®e tall Ism by its platform and we are sat­ issue. The outward movement of gold isfied will give to slher tbe largest me is causing some uneasiness. Tbe gold reserve has been falling steadily and it that Is deemed wise and safe. INDUSTRIAL STAGNATION. is estimated tbat by tbe 1st of July, From 1892 to 1895 the national debt In­ tbe commencement of tbe new fiscal cratle Tariff. ' creased from $585,029,880 tu $716,202,000 year, it wiH be at least$13,000,000 below the $100,000,000 mark. Under tbe most The depression hi the great industrial and annual interest Incnasel from $62,­ favorable circumstances a betterment Interests continues, and will do ao until 823,888 to >29,140,792. And yet with can hardly be looked for before next adequate relief is obtained by the enact­ •neb a showing as this tbe democratic fall. That the president woukl have ment of a properly protective tariff law. party has gall enough to go before the tbe courage to sell more bonds, if in his Reports from tbe great manufacturing people and ask to be returned to power. judgment they are required, do one centers of the east show an enormous need doubt. Up to date $263,500,000 iu aggregate suspension of work, or of re­ The prohlbitiunists didn't “mix drinks" bonds have been sold—$300,000,000 duction in the number of hands em­ at their national convention. One element might look well in Wall street. If tbe ployed, and also of the amount of wages .. wanted gold for money, another element administration should decide to pay np P®id. There facts once more demonstrate favored free silver, and still another fav­ all debts, all jxyment* staved off and expenditures deferred, before going the fallacy ot the democratic promise ored anything. With such a discord of out of office, leaving a clear field for the that free raw materials woukl give pros­ opinion, the cold water men didn’t mix up republican administration sure to suc­ perity to tbe manufacturing Interests. •tail ou tbe financial question and Ig­ ceed, at least another $100,000,000 would The Wilson law allows wool to come in have to be borrowed, by selling bonds. nored it altogether. free, but tbe woolen industry is not pros­ Tbe political effect of another bond is- perous. Below is given a few sample The genius an 1 wise statesmanship of cases from among a large number of James G. Blaine conceived ibe policy that be bad. It wcnfld give tbe populist* and reports recently received at New York, if foreign countries enjoyed tbe privileges other inflationists and deprectationlat* and among them will be found a number of our market they must give ui some­ of establishments whore raw material thing la return. This policy was nkwiy meat their followiof and wbaterer in operation1 when the democratic party aagtnenta that following la daagerou waa elected. Surplus of American goods to the peace and proapertty ot the ooon- pany. Waterloo. N. Y_ manufacturers waa shipped to foreign countries and ready ■orh^U established. But democratic wisdom (f) spoiled It all. Our markets Jy, it ia to be hoped tbat the neeeaaity Tobias H. Walter*, hosiery manufacturlow* State Regfoter. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Tbo Cutter has lately dosed It* doora *t This curteflmsnt of product! _ _ of other factories lately clored. gtvee * total of at least 442 silent spindles in New E?£.* wort, of th. pony. Clinton. Mas*., have closed for an ln^Th^^Verino Manufacturing company, of £ t..»<>,*>> Woonasquaturket valley have declaea to redqce the running time cr cut the wages at ° The Merrimac Manufacturing company, of Ix,well. Mao . will shut down their cot­ ton an*J print works, throwing out 2.SW em­ ployes and stopping a weekly pay roll of iGREAT Ideal kTh? Wilton (N. H.l Woolen »hut down for an Indefinite time, throwing about SOO people out of work. The plum of tbe Halifax hosiery mills at Lakeport. N. H., was knocked down st the recent auction to Hiram Leonard, o. Boston, for 110.700. The property coat over &noo& With reference to the grand transporta­ tion scene now going on at the Lawrence mllla Lowell. Mau., an official of tho company says the change from cloth to horleity manufacturing will cause a reduc­ tion of from f.500 to 2.000 names on tbe pay rolls of the company.—Toledo Blade. KTTbe republicans have a way ol looking out for the farmer’s market* and tbe artisan’sjxjcketbook a* welL It i» to protect tbe country against low wages and the low-priced productions of competing nations. A protective tariff will do It. and it'is sure to come with tbe next republican administra­ tion. commencing March. 4, 1SD7.—Al­ bany Journal. —of trouble awl loss might be saved by the purchaarrs of Dry Good*, if they wonM vhrit nothing but good NUbETantiwl dry goods merchant*steres that hive reputations for large and excel lent Stocks oral where yon know you only pay for what {'ou get. A great deal depends on iow you nUM'SKe the little tilings, and pen&irs are Huie things but if you are trying tn make a great deal of mimey Julius g Russell EVERY CENT COUNTS DRY GOODS AXD W MILLINERY ETA large number of democrats must either bolt the Chicago convention or bolt unlimited quantities of crow.—Kan­ sas City Journal-___________ _ FARM VILLAGES IN AMERICA. AttKBCtlVV Hon. John Bookwaiter, of New York, a large laud owner in Nebraska, Illinois and Ohic, proposes a plan to make life on the farm more attractive and per­ haps to make farm work more re­ munerative. His idea was obtained from observations in the rural district* of France aud Switzerland, and may be productive of much good. It is simply, says the Pittsburgh Dispatch, to con-oentrate the rural* population in vil­ lage* of 500 to 5,000 persons, to give them the advantages of social life and modern luxuries and amusements. Mr. Bookwniter will begin on a 60,000-acre tract he owns in Nebraska, and pro­ poses to organize a town which is to have u theater, music hall, library and other advantages for amusement and instruction. In France, os is well known, the rural population is grouped in villages, the farms radiating in narrow strips from the towns in the center. -Mr. Book­ waiter claims nothing new for bis idea, but thinks the French villages may be improved upon In ibis rich, new coun­ 000001060300 zOFF Humbug About This. Coinnteneinj; Friday, June 5 and continuing u p to and in­ cluding Saturday. June 13. I will sell any or all -Children's Clothing (age 14 to 15) and Youthfc' (age 14 to IS) at j less than jour regular marked prices. This will give.you some of the best bargains ever . seen in Hastings. try, where large acreage may be laid out with the village idea, instead of growing by subdivision^ There is no doubt the centering of population in this way would add greatly to the at­ tractiveness of life on the farm. The apcial contact is one of the chief at­ tractions of the city*. Neither cun there be^nuch doubt that such community of the rural population would give it greater influence in state and national affairs, in legislation and administra­ tion. It would naturally lead to better sanitary conditions, to conveniences, to police and Arc protection tbat are now* lacking in the widely-separated farm­ houses, and all this without detracting from tbe advantages of rural surround^ ings, such as trees, flowers and the suj»ply of the best and freshest that the garden, dairy, orchard and farm can nrnduoe. _______________ INGENIOUS WOOD RATS. 6. FARRELL M fe i Mta, There are scores of chances for sharp buy ers in our stock of 5t10E5 ; Halit a House of Railroad Spikes «i»<i The wood rat of the western slopes of the Cascade range is a curious creature tbat loves to steal so well that it is known to many as the camp robber. It carries off anything it can lay it* lipa to, aad is besides a jolly, reck lees fellow. It does things which rodents are not given to doing. Forest and Stream tells of some of its favorite spoils. It will take knites, forks and tin plates, cartridges, cups and anything it can handle iu the line of-clothing. towels or gun rags, which make soft lining* for its nest. 11 is re­ lated how a pair of these rate staked off a claim on top of a hunter's camp stove, and put up the moat curious rat house’anybody had ever beard of. About 200 yards away was a railroad shanty, where the section men kept their sup^ plies, and among other tilings was a keg of railroad spikes, sue!/ as are used to fasten the rails to tbe ties. Tbe nits took some spike* to their claim, built up an iron wall, and lined tbe interior with soft stuff. It is a curious fact-that all the pointeof the spikes were directed outward, and they were laid with great regularity and firmness. Tbe Habits of tbe rat are a study for a naturalist, and it makes thlng*‘*o In­ teresting for the natives that they kill It on sight. ' “ I OFF No So many iri fact that .L-.* 1. couldn't AAnl.l ri 't ‘be !»►» more. ninr*i there ' J a We ask all wjho doubt it to look for4 themselves. You can’t deny what you see, and you can’t see anywhere else such bargains as our 'Men’s Fine Tan Shoes from $2 to $4. Hit for bargains on Sight—they wont wait for you. You can’t strike a passed ball. Yours for business The Bankrupt Store. C. h. OJTBORN & V ******** •cKKWO' FATE OF TWO SNAKES. , A Forest and Stream correspondent tells a South African story. Two snakes were at the bottom of a 60-foot mine aha ft. The snakes were each about ten feet long, and of one of the most poison­ ous species, known as mambo*. Now miner* and ten-foot mamba* do not agree very well, and thia la especially tree when both me at, tbe bottom of a mining .halt, The mlier. whom claim bad been Jumped «nt a.me*M<e down to the anakee with orders to eome bo Tbe meuaire waa a bottle of drnaadte with a lighted fnae .ttwhed. The anakea obeyed tbe eummou nt once. They eame up the perpendicular .haH with inch apeed that they .hot up M> Wire Stay Weaving Device, Also the SdOWlustable Wire Tighten./ and and Automatic Springs. A FEW OP THE REASONS WHY OUR MACHINE CAN MAKE THE MET PENCE ON EARTH: machine mode. Will we*v«« Shiite for farmers to build theti’ ’ FARM RIEHT AND MACHINE COMPLETE. ONLY »3J>0. bMo bulk! any U»« '"/Jjio DEERING, Prairieville. Mich. (OWXEKS OF RIGHT. BAKRV CO.) �— Frank Tinker the neinr, wboaeeoratenr Thursday, June 4. w a. COOK. L«»| HE time to sell a thing is when people want it. The. way to sell an article iiK to put the right price on it. ■Sow is th« Iime and ,he richt. Bay Wall P^er Of me now. 1 have.a nice line yet. ! an-going W.thane® stores Jul-V 5t -jnd J don't want to move the V :i; llrper and Window Shades, T y. - ran get tfcod r White Back, Double Bolls at 6c, 7c, 8c, 9c and 10c. Vtke L- .it n. ; ...... no Sistake in the place. ... the man who is going to ■ :si. and get your Wall i.i’c r than tie bought it. M L Hcatt The DRUGGIST. LOCAL NEWS. . CIRCULATION • Tn. week, Sfi quires. H.-:ratter. changes tor advertisements p.? -I. tuls office Tuesdays at-iatect to lEsure in-ertion lu t Ik issue of the week |h« - in the Abstract bloat is be<jog fixed into an office which Hie Banner wli iK- apy. A new plate glass front will IV pm in. and when-f iled up it wir! make ..- e <! tb<-tiw-s: ground fluor newspaper oSices in the • Ute. ritr ptep- m tl»e road district over a!; -i> Itau Matthews Is Pathnustw have c > a wtw. : . ng in taking garden rakes g,-.: raking imt all t’he stones from the highway. We wish that every road distrkt around heel would patt&n after inis A trp AiKcirvdated this week that Jt- MrlntjT’- * M,u *’ho h employed in 'M;,waukr»- wa- *erMi»sly injured iu tbe ‘ .fX railway strikes. A telegram was to'-.ved ye*tejday tevut young McIntyre iMjUM’ii wa- a ujhlake, aud he was all h> <>rat I-«n Dsy exercises were grttftiy uicirri-i! by tfiu Itn lemont weather, sit th- pioKtoqii'cnuld »•'< be carried out: '^>y Oiuratte <4. Tomlinson, <• i’.au.who gavea fine address ap- ' iu won their emit iu the >t> circuit Court which had .\a* (tetir-allurn*-). Tbe jury was u-it at-»:it «r'. hour and teturued giving M-^r- i; irfc 4 s.Hi Judgment foe ttee full MMamk Trego, for the past year aw eap oyr •>• tu U ix-xeh,Iffi e will be maii|»i- tVHili a to Mr. Chas. Gatdnerat t!.» latiet’n home near the elty^^The con- traeting i^iiie* are both well/knowu a:rd have .1 large circle «! friends who white tlkw. -j and happiness. I>. y*-iing. a «-aipettier working un Mr. Ehireljto itow reaidehee in Carlton fell Monday an I was badly injured. T ’ Jtig t« a ]x>or uian and has a family uf children defending upon him fur suppoit* tp «e areHtifpnneti. We have nut been abl- aKterialn the extent of his Injuries. Over a half »f a mile.of “guxl road’’ ha* Oren nudt* on the' sandy stretch east j tanaer, ot RiAhmd nwt u lhe •PFeared ap many Um In Haatlon, (tied “••■•Mil vtttot HwHt, lOd mnM law week un an operating table In Detroit, “ rod. ot K»d, pouta*!», p.,,1 oo ,hr« while hla Hr waa oelng aarpotated. Be,, toada wide.) Four we«ka« jest such work eral j-ear, are he fell at Howard City, and “lb,s on erery highway, would gravel broke bls left, since which Une he haa But­ every road leading into the dty for a dis­ tered a great deal ot pain and trouble with tance ot six miles out, making a road that II. Daclon clalai It thonia han ben amwould be hard, imooth. and enabling those putaled front the drat, but he would not who haul loads over It to haul twice as aubailt ioTbe opertUoa,' then. •rg? loads, and twice as easy as before. Those who have killed their horses, broken The Knight, ot Pythias will observe their harnesses and racked their wagons thrtr Memorial Day Sunday. June nth. u driving over these awful roads will Services will be held at the Presbyterian •■ve more every year by making good church, Bro. A. D. Griasby preaching the roads than the entire expense will be to sermon. From the ch.reh the Knights them. Over the average country road will march to .tire cemetery where an ad­ statistic# ahow that it costs 25 cents per dress In memory ot the departed Brother., ton per mile to haul produce. Tbe roads ot whom eight are barled In Riverside, west of the city being so much worse than will he delivered by M. L. Cook. The Hie average. It is fair to. presume that it music In charge ot J. L. Crawley, P. B. costs more to haul loads over them. With Dunning and others. a good road the expenses would be re­ duced to from 0 to io cents per ton per “If yen must read my secrets, do it now.” he sakl desperately. Then taming ■lie Every fanner who will sit down and his back upon her, he snatched her photo­ figure how much gralu and produce he graph from tbe table and pressed it hard against fcfc tereasL Wbee by the aid of a powerful X ray, she saw herself picture^! in the Innermost recess <rf her husband'* anatomy, she .foil into hh arms iu such a paroxysm of love and confidence that he went to Hie ciub’four evenings In succes­ sion before the good results were over. tbe state lira place uf Its size. Good roads are uf mutual benefit all around. They are of inestimable benefit to the fanner whu has tu haul big loads to his market place: Uiey are a source of great pleasureaud comfort to those who ride over them; they are a benefit to every city into which they lead. Fur Hint reason the city and the country should unite lu fixing them up. and pathmasters should see that tihey are prvpjrly maintained after tliey dre unce -fixed up. And with the unlimited amount of such tine clay Kurils with Pubrm. Green, Park Green, Purple. London Purple. Hellebore. White Hellebore, Powder, Inoect Powder. Camphor. Tar Camphor. Fur sale by Geo. W. Landis. Druggist. Tbe NpvIbb atofe occupied by A. K. McOmbt-r which was damaged by fire Iait winter is receiving a complete overhaul­ ing. Summer is here and so are Cook A Cook From North, East, South and West, with as fine a Hqc of mocerkfi as can be c ' »tne notices of meetings fur the purpose The movement found lu the state: don’t believe it? Call ’of agitating better mads. is universal. Hardly a wheeling city in and see. the world‘but advocates better hlgfawa.'i Ml*s 'Gertrude Stebbins invites ali wbo iand the wheelmen are the ones who are It is work iu a good desire bargains in millinery to call at ber 1doing the urging. and one the press cannot encourage store Saturday when a special sale of hall cause, ' too heartily. Some of the thoroughfares will occur. leading to many principal- cities are in a state, and the legislators alone If you are not fatbfied with the quality deplorable ' remedy this evIL If the newspapers of coffee you are gening. Just try some at can ' .n uniron would come out openly and de­ PhllFps A Erb. They make a specialty'uf imand belter roads the problem would soon tea and coffee. I be solved. Tea—If you want tbe finest y ou ever bad lu your house go to PnUllp4 A Erb. They have all the best brands that^aie We Hold Our Own (Additional local Dews on 1st paged en the market. We taxe no back seat as regards any raires, and how many tons ot stuff he hauls over lhe roads each year will be sur­ kind of goods sold in Hastings. ‘ Tbe fin­ prised lo find out how much good roads est line of coffees In tbe marker. Cook A Cook. wiH save hi*. The Bowne bill which has been a terror to teamsters, fanners and If you want to learn how far your money­ those driving out for pleasure, will be the will go, examine our good*, get our prices. best spot on the whole road iu a few You’ll be more than pleased with the reweeks. Last year the Michigan Mutual Tornado, Sunday afternoon the road out as far as Cyolone 4t Windstorm Insurance Company the Matthews school bouse had the appear­ sent ait agent through Oakland and La­ ance uf a boulevard. People from the peer caunlles over utmost the identical city aitd surroimaiOg country took ad­ district that lhe recent cyclone passed vantage*)! the beautKul day.and drove aut through. Though tiie' Company was over thc/good roads 4n large numbers, aad carry fog a good many policies in other everyone speaks in the highest terms- of portions of these counties, yet tbe people thewayitbe roads 1>ave been improved. along this line refused to take out any With constant. united effort on the part of Windaterm Insurance ou the ground that the city and tbe people along the aaain they wever had any windstorms to amount roads running into toe .city, such a mad as to anyUUng. Had they taken oat policies that running to the Matthews school house as they were solicited to do many that ean be built in every •direction. are now homeless aud penniless would have had their losses restored. Hod. O. The .grand opening nt the AIIccmi W. Sexton, one of lhe agents of the Athletic Association Park will take place Michigan Mutual Tornado, Cyclone on Tn«i*d»y and ftiday, June I Sth mmI and Windstotm Company paid a visit 19th, WM. The oew \three Jap bicycle t) tbe scene of devastation recent­ track h a marvel of the track builders' ly 'and said that It was very much skill and its high turns enable the riders to worse than anything that he liad expected. make ttoe curves with perfect safety. Tbe Houses, tee says, are In all conceivable track tetecated in sech shape that it en­ shapes of mln, some on sides, some turned ables the spectators to see the races at all bottom sMe up. and others mashed to times. Crack riders Crum ail over Michi­ pieces. Tbe Increasing frequency of gan will be these and as a result the most cyclones makes this class of insurance ab­ hotly contested races are promised. The solutely necessary. The Michigan Mutu­ prizes given to tbe winners will be dia­ al Tornado, Ccylone and Windstorm Com­ monds. A 40Mne of tease ball will lake pany of this city of which D. W. Rogers .place between Allegan and Otsego for the is secretary ia absolutely reliable. It is county chMBplouship and gold. There will safely aud conservatively managed and its also be a base touwamevt for gold, Don’t merit is attested by Ils growth. It was fail to witness ibis grand opening, It will organized in 1685 by D. W. Rogers, tbe be the event of tbe seasoai. present secretary, each member paying the usual fees and one a^»t«sment in adThursday eveatag about 25 members of ounce. Tbe company to-day has an as­ Barry Lodge Xo. 13 Knights of Pythias sessable cipital ot over 8 9,000,000,0’J aud •visited Wood laud Lodge awd witnessed tbe advance assessments paid by every the conferring of the aeooud and third de­ member lias paid all runniag expenses, ali crees. Woodland conferred the second In losses, and left a comfortable surplus of au excellent niauoer, and the visitors con­ several thousand dollar?. There have ferred tbe ainptitird titled. The lodge bitfKpsvrral losses, but eadh loss has been goat had been groomed especially for this pild la full, and promptly, to tbe entire Quea-don and the utter helplessness of the satisfaction uf the insured. Not au assess­ candidate as the frisk) animal cavorted ment lias been made on pi?iiibers since about the room with its frightened rider the company was organized in 16S5 be­ was enjoyed by everyone—except the can­ cause of lhe first assessment being paid in didate. Woodland never does anything advance, and because of tht rapid growth by halves and entertained her visitors In a of the company. A goud fo»s that would royal tutor. Alter the work was dune necessitate an assessment being made all sat down to an excellent banquet, would be a good thing "for the company be­ which attested the superior culinary at­ cause It would advertise its merits, its tainments of the ladies of Woodland. A promptness, its soundness, and it would royal good lime was had and Ute visitors left with woids of highest praise a tnI good wishes for tbe continued succesa of Wood­ land lodge, ouc of the mwt flourishing in ■*u*!ly । »y ten cents * can for. > 4 4 i2 You’ll-Like Them Pnnxira A Enn. 4 Millett seed, Clover and Timothy seed. Crimson Clover and binding twine re­ ceived to-day also wagons, carriages and road wagons at Hendershott's opposite Court House. 4 THOSE POINTED TOES! 4 HIVE YOU EVER.TRIED ON A PAIR? NO? Spaulding's'Base Ball Guide and Official League book for 189C. lias been received. It Is edited by Henry C.-.adwick and con­ tains tbe new code of playing rules, and much other valuable Information. Saturday afternoon the Hastings and Nashville base ball trama crossed bats at the latter place, Hastings winning by a c’ose score of 5 to i Only five Innings 4 ft r * * >.> Better come in and try on a pair of them, because there DIFFERENCE IN POINTS. were played owing to the storm. 4 4 Misses Flora and Kittle Beadle, and Mrs. A. C. Brown, of Chicago, gave a very enjoyable pedro party Tuesday evening at their home 317 E. Walnut St. Light re­ freshments were served. Miss Pauline Shultz won tbe ladles prize aud F. L. Heath tbe gentlemen’s. Renkes & Walldorff, 4 4 Woollens Bronson 4 Red Front Shoe Store Furniture Dealers. 3 Funeral Director^ Embalming a specialty. The comrades who intend to attend the Reunion of the 8th Mich, infantry Volt. • a’. Mason June 10th, will have to get a1 certificate where they purchase their1 tickets to entitle them to a rebate on their1 railroad fare. in. the Piano and Organ Trade in this vicinity. The first po­ sition is ours, and nothing can dislodge us from it. All mu­ sicians praise our Pianos and Organs as the best for home and concert use. For low prices we are strictly in it, and whatever the price we give the best instruments in the mar­ ket for the money. We sell for cash or on time, with terms easy enough to suit all. On our Piano list are such well known instruments as the □ £ Conover, Schubert & Kings­ bury, and the Chicago Cot­ tage Organ needs no introintroduction. i 1! 1 I^et us all go. • John M. Bessmbb. M • 5 ■: i! 1 The Page Fence Giants, of Adrian, Mich., the colored team that played here last year and created no little amusement, will play the home team in tills city Friday j afternoon June 13th. The home team will t be strengthened and a good game may be expected. Cume and see lhe ••coon?" play ball. Wot.vKiUNE Bicyci.Es:—Seme of my competitors say the Wolverine bicycle is a Featherstone. Well, well. If they knew I one wheel from another they would not • say so., I will give 825 lo Ike good roadi; fund if they can prove this assertion. The ■ trouble is they cannot compete against the Wolverine in price and quality, John Ue^'mer the Jeweleil | The annual picnic of Hastings Chapter U. E. S. to which all members of the Masonic Ixxlge, their families and friend* are cord ally invited. Will be held at Thornapple take on Friday, June 12th. Round trip tickets will be spld at 25 cent". arouse the membets toau appreciation of for tiie murning train leaving the city at7.52 what a snap they have been having, some good to returnon the evening train. It isexof them for 11 years, in the way of cheap pected that all persons wishing to spend a insurance. With an assembly capital of day at the lake will feel that they are in­ over S9.000.000 to draw frvtn, and a safe vited and bring along their well filled conservative Secretary to manage its af­ baskets. fairs. Hie Michigan Mutual Tornado Cy clone and Windstorm Insurance Com­ ’ ' . THE CHICAGO WAIST IS THE CORSET WAIST of Hie nineteenth century. For comfort and durability it takes th: lead. J Ft A full line of Summer Corset; also in stock: L E. STAUFFER. pany is without question, as safe and as cheap as anything of its kind in existence. Ball Kline this afternoon. Tea trow lOe. to 5<k'. at Cook A Cook’s. The finest toilet soap cheap at Cook A Cook's. Call at the Christinas .Indio tor. Picture Frames. A >err fine line or BabltiK tackle at gravel as there Is around here there is no Ofljjimby. if the people who have to excuse for poor roads. When pathmasters Cook X Cook's. West Green Street Is betas graveled out pass over that street would show tbe in- cease dumping mH tbe saud to be found lu tm?t that Sm: Me Intush and Geo. the gutters into the middle of the the road, as tar as the city limits. Good roads work commeaced lo Rolland have, the character of that rgad and commence graveling tlielr road dis­ tricts and cutting down bilis, poor roads Tuesday on the Bowne hill. would'be chahgod in less than a week. / will disappear like snow before a hot Jui e Flour. Fjwd, Coin. Oats. Bran and sun. Gravel should be dumped at least ground teed at Cook A Cook s. . The body uf Win. F. C«»le<. of Chtrlo'Je, three loads wide In the highway lo in ­ w« brought here for burial Tuesday. He Tbe finest line or canned goods to be wa» a watchmaker here many yean* ago) sure any degree ot pennanetece. found anywhere at Cook x Cook’,. ■nd at tbe time uf his death was living A complete Um ot all lhe latest styles re were twelve candidates to take with bls so.is at Charlotte. His death was ot Frames at the Cnrl»tmas studio. *ue to au opera-io R v. A. D. Grigsby the eaamlnatlon tor tbe naval cadetship In Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Soule, Tues­ conducted brief burial services at . the thia olty IVednekJayY namely: Harry E. R-jnnlda, of Banydt: Frrd J. Southard. day morning. June S. an 8 pound girl Krave. Pickles—Sweet anJ soor at Phillipa A Hart; Wa t r J: Wai'. Siurah; Lyle E. fbe Baxxeii is lo reeelpl ot a letter William, Naalivni.; James L. Ackerson. Erb. Can’t be told Iro n tbe home made t’em 11. U. Cooper, alias "Rillioad Jack, Middleville; C. N. Roach, Paw Paw: Bddle ones. the Hammock Rider,” i.t Jackson.Mich. _____ Cole. Hastlnia; Walter U. Oeorre, CaaHastings will pay with tbe Kasmatoo H< Is enjoying (?) the novellly or riding sapolh; Samuel N. Wllliaoo, Hickory Independent team thia altemoon at 2:30 srouml the country In a hammock at- Corners; Glen H. VanAucker. Nashville; tsclied to the trucks ot passenger coaches Robert C. Schreiber. Goblavllle; Clyde abarp. Mr. Skee's and asslslaa', ot Grand R> p•nd prodilsM lo pay Hastings a visit lu U M. Smith. Niles. The examination Ids. are In the city plaf.log out tbe new the nea- future. eousumed a greater portion of tbe day.and cemetery. a few of tbe boys dropped oul before the The Page Fence Gian s p’«y »Ub the An experienced and successful fanner examination wax finished.^Jamee L. Ack­ home base ball team Friday June UthInformed us this week that he believed erson. of MMdlrvlIki proved lhe best ’beat was'suffering more from nlst than qoalifleajfor tbe cadelshlp.toooordlnir to Come and see Item. the Hessian fly. He raid the rust woukl Try our KoRa-Ald, tba finest substitute tbe reauKof lhe exauilnallon./wltb C. N. rub off easily, as lie h arned by walking a Roach, of Paw Paw aud Waller H. George tor coffee yet made, and cheap too. w (eet into the field aud getting his pant- of Casaapolls, very close for firit. Cock A Cxo«. We ■toons fmm tbe knee down covered with When you want the beat bicycle for congratulate Mr. Ackerson upon bta w» ■ yellow doet. and believed a good steady, teMt money buy a Wolverine at John eevs. and hope to *e hhn pass the final drenching rain would clean It off and give examination to be beld at Anuapolla. In Jeweler. * the grain new life. As we had just sueh August, which we have n* Ji* That ite. tea still keeps tte late, and V”n w«dn«May night we shall see if the will do in a moat creditable manner. (, Hla a. Cali anti get we propose o d farmer’s prophecy is cor ect.—Eaton btandlug was I’a alandlni was Coo* A Cook. possible 100. s sample. Mpldii Herald. 8 X. i £ £ 5 FOUND! A Ladies’ Parasol, with white handle, was left in our store last Saturday, May 30th. Visitors at our stole find the best bargains in the city. to two dollars; Working Shirts from 25 cents to 50 cents. Straw hats from 5 cents i; rJ si M ? THE BEST 5-CENT SOCKS MADE. Sweateis, 50 cents to >3.50; Bicycle Suits, Bicycle Pants, Bicycle Stockings, Bi­ cycle Caps, Belts and Hose Supporters. W *1 A big line of Fancy Colored Shirty. 5 The largest assortment and most complete line of X X LADIES NECKWEAR ever shown in the city. X t. A M- i 5 X r' X k LEAPING CLOTHIERS* 33 It I; I ‘ �CHEAP LIVING. Hastings Banner Thursday, June 4. 1896 COOK BROS., Proprietors PAID ONE AT A TIMfe^ There is a postmaster in u little town not for distant, who is noted for the amount of authority'be is inclined to show tn trivial matters. -A short time ago, says Lhe Mount Morris (Mich.) Union, u business man of the pla^e ap­ peared before tbe stump window of the office and demanded 300 one-cent stamps, for which he laid down an equal number of pennies. Here was a good chance fa- the authoritative gentleman, and with a view of teaching his impor­ tance, be picked 25 pennies from the heap, handed out 35 stamps and shoved tbe rest of the money to the would-be buyer with the remark that pennies were not legal tender there in amounts of more than 25 cents. Expostulation was in vain, the post­ master cited the law in the cascand that seemed to settle it. With a malicious . gleam in bis eye the buyer swept the re­ maining pennies into his pocket and mildly inquired: “I suppose I can get a one-cent stamp here fora penny, can't <T\ “Certainly," said the man at the dndow. “Then give me a one-cent stamp." said tbe other laying down the money. It was handed to him, and he demanded another and another after that. Several people had come in in the meantime, and were impatiently wait­ ing their turn at the window, but the obdurate buyer kept on gravely buying gne-cent stamps on the installment plan. Seeing determination in the face • of the other, the postmaster offered to arbitrate, but it was of no avail. He continued to buy as long as his money lasted, and triumphantly departed amidst the approving smiles of the ‘ crowd. AFTER THE ARMADA. War Under Ellaubeth. The defeat of the Armada inspired England with energy and hope. Our people, says Blackwood's Magazine, be­ came busy traders. Flemish traders had been ruined by war, Flemish refu­ gees had flocked into England, and Antwerp, the great port for new world commerce, had been sacked and taken. England succeeded to the trade of which the Dutch had been deprived. Beyond the ocean lay a vast world of wealth, of which Spain, united with Portugal, claimed the monopoly, thereby exclud­ ing English commerce from the larger half of tbe planet. Systematic vio­ lence—that is. tire combination of trade with private war—was the only mode in which this monopoly could be at• tacked. Elizabeth connived at this covert mar­ itime war both before and after the Armada, aof) the struggles between Eng­ lish traders and Spanish monopolists were far too numerous and important to admit of peace between the two gov­ ernments. It awas this spirit of com­ mercial adventure, whether it be called piracy or a heroic attempt to rescue the new world from the inquisition and give it back to tbe free use of the human race, which was the first step in the de­ velopment of three colossal growths— British trade, British empire, the Brit­ ish nary. CAVALRY HORSES. Army Board*' Rlglci inspection Dlaconr- John D. Hale, of Tilford, one of the most prominent stockmen in South Da­ kota. some mouths ago received the con­ tract for furnishing the Eighth caval­ ry at Fort Meade with1 some 70 or 80. horses. Not withstanding that he visit-, nd practically every prominent horse ranch in western South Dakota, eastern Wyoming and southeastern Montana in tbe effort to affeure horses tbat would pass the rigid inspection, every horse so far turned in for inspection has beeu rejected. Tbe horses were the very best that could be procured, experience hav­ ing shown them to be the hardiest ani­ mals to be found in tbe United States. Some of the horses could not be pur­ chased on the range or in the markets of Chicago and New York for $250 each. Mr. Hale aeys he offered one man $300 for a team of handsome grays, provided they passed tbe inspection. The ani­ mals were submitted, but. while the board admitted that they were a finelook ing pair, they were declared not suitable for cavalry. Horse raisers are discouraged nt the result and say that any board that holds strictly to the re­ quirements of the government in tbe se­ lection of cnvulry horses would not be able to get enough horses in the whole United States to mount one cavalry —__ . - A writer, in the San Francisco Call h authority Tor the statement that if dried olives possess all tbe qualities claimed by their advocate u new in­ dustry mny be developed in tbat state and economical persons be furnished with afood product palatable and high­ ly nutritious, which will cost no more than five cents a day. W. S. Manning, of Ballard. Santa Bar­ bara county, has sent a sample of the dried fruit for tbe inspection of the board of trade. Be contends that no product on earth contains as much of the dements of nutrition necessary for the sustenance of the body as a ripe olive. The dried fruit will, of course, contain all these qualities, and all t hat is necessary to render it pleas­ ant tu the taste is soaking and salting it. The oil of the olive is equal to meat and tbe pulp is as good ns bread. r Three of the largest olive groves in the -world are .planting in southern California. One grove of 400 acres in’ Orange county will contain 40,000 trees. Another, near Colton, will have 34,000 trees, and the third, near Pomona, will Have 24,000 trees. There is more olive planting this season than at any pre­ vious time, the boom being due to the increased popularity of California olives in American markets. The olive crop of southern California last sca-boe was worth $120,000, and the growers say that three times tbe amount of fruit could have been sold. Ostuatatfem* rattebtooor. Concerning tbe celebrated Farther Darcy, probably the greatest wit of that witty hatloita, Ireland, it is re-’ luted, rays the Milwaukee Journal, tbat he once visited the palatial mansion of a perfect specimen of the nouveaur .riches who lived in the neighborhood of Dublin at the invitation of its pompous owner. He was shown all over the house, his host taking great pains, as is habitual In such cases, to keep the witty and observant priest well in­ formed as to tbe cost of all the beauti ful things he was shown. Finally, after making the complete tour of the chateau, the library was reached, its tremendous shelves groaning under the weight of thousands upon thousands of volumes, resplendent in the most magnificent bindings. Here they seat­ ed themselves, and the host said, with a sigh of snobbish exultation: , “Well, father, I hare brought you here last because this is my favorite room. The other rooms maybe give pleasure to my wife and my daughters, but this is my place—right here umorg these books, who are my friends. An J these here on the desk (pointing to a score of ultra-looking volumes),' are what I may call- my intimate friends." Father Darcy got up and examined , one of them, when a broad grin spread over his good-natured face, as he said: “Well, it's glad I am to see thatyoq, never cut your intimatefriends.” • CAMEL’S EXPERIENCE. NECKTIE BAROMETERS. Change* Color with Varying Weather Condition*. A fabric that changes color under varying conditions of the weather has just been produced. No practical use of the new invention lias yet been made, except a few sample neckties which the inventor has dis­ tributed among his friends. The fab­ ric of which the neckties are made, says Answers, resembles a coarse linen. When the weather is warm and fair the color is a dark blue. Inbold weather it changes to purple. The approach of rain is heralded by pink, and snow causes the necktie to become a startling green. The invention marks a new era in fashions. Shirts, trousers, gowns and other articles of dress can be made of the material. The invention is yet in its infancy. When it has been developed to a greater extent the woman of fash­ ion can array herself in a blue gown in the morning. By noon it will turn to a mauve. The afternoon will find it pink, and the evening some other color. As. a labor-saving institution the new cloth is exceedingly valuable. Ther­ mometers and barometers will go out at fashion. The “city man" as he puts on his shirt in the morning has but to glance at the color. If it is purple, he wears bis heaviest overcoat. If it is pink, he takes his umbrella under his arm. When sails are made of chameleon doth the yachtman has but to glance at his mainsail to know what kind of weather is coming. Fabric GENEALOGICAL SEARCHERS. They Spend Hnari in the Libraries Trac­ ing the Family Tree. The attendance in the public libraries are kept busy these dnys by a horde of callers who have suddenly developed a mania for genealogical research. In fact, says the New York Herald, it seems to have become a fad to trice the family tree. The cause of it is not easily ex­ plainable. It is possible, however, tbat circulars calling for heirs to large for­ tunes, scattered broadcast by many law­ yers throughout the country, may be re­ sponsible for this fa<). The seekers look carefully through tbe old books,^records and histories, and every little clew found therein is coveted with avidity. There have been rare coses where soqic startling and im­ portant clew has been foum,', but they nre few nnd^far between. One of the library attendants told me that many of the genealogical callers were young men,' who think a good family tree may help them along in the world, as he expressed it However that may be, the fad. If it is really a fad, is by no means flippant, as it opens the avenue to much interesting and useful information, and instructs the searcher, even if his own wish for iemil/information is not gratified. MEXICAN MUMMIES. The Grewsotne Spectacle tn the Catacomb -Shrewd ns Jay Gould was in rvery brooch of finance." a flower merchant aaid to me tbe other day. “he had no Idea whatever of the value of orchid* —his great hobby. The old orchid col­ lection up at Irvington has run down now, but during Gould’s lifetime it war one of the finest in tbe world. The amount‘of money that had been spent on i*. however, was enormous. Care­ ful. conservative buying by nn orchid expert would hare gathered It together at almost a fraction of the cam act uaily paid out. Many cxqnisite and rare va­ rieties were numbered in it. it is true, but an excessive price was paid for tbe or 40_.feet thick, n long time passes be-' fore it becomes finally cooled and solid to its center. A large botly .of melted lava still remains liquid in its interior,J forming, ns it were, a huge conduit or tube full of the white hot matter. As ‘ this accumulates by the continued sup- ‘ ply from above the vast pressure of the 1 liquid on th< lower end of the stream ' increases. The effect mav- be easily Im- ! ngined. The solid crust at the front of . the flow breaks out; the melted interior rushes on again and the great tube is emptied of its contents so far as they | remain liquid, leaving behind a hollow cavern which may. and occasionally does, extend for an uninterrupted length of several miles, in the course of centuries subsequent eruptions mny deposit new beds of cinder or ash streams of lava to any extent above it, but the cave so formed may remain in­ tact. ■ headless bird. Totxng Quail Wh<Me Neck Had Heea Wrung FIIm Away. A gentleman living near this place recently netted a dozen quails, says a Taylor dispatch to the Philadelphia Times. When he was killng and dress­ ing them the following strange occur­ rence transpired: As he went to wring the neck of one of the birds tbe head slipped off In his band, pulling abont two incheq of skin and feathers alone with it. K is liber­ ate* chlorine, which reset* on a stream froppyiM Hrttwk b, llgt.t.ta, A*1 CASTORIA! for iprcMif. It* ingredient* i* published with every buttle ? Do Ton Know that Cartoria i* the ptwriptiou of the Ltmou* Dr. SonjtJ libber That it ha* been in uac for nearly thirty year*, and- that more Cartoria i < ncw L ;1 of all other remedies for children combined ? Asbantce Surname*. “MOTHERS’ FRIEND” ftota CwtlMmSSIUhS, Hora ud Rtii. My wife used “■STHEKS’ FRIK$DM beion; birth of bar Urst child. nlie did not aurter from CRAMPS sr PAINB-was quickly । relieved at the critical hour aurterlur but little—she bad no pains afterward and hfar recovery was rapid. E. E. Johnston, Eufaula, Ala. ers mailed Free. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlaata, G*. 80LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Absolutely Free! Now U tbe Ums WATCH Children BO TOS» Know that opium and morphine arc stupefy-:.-- narxxt. There are seven’surnames in Asbantee. corresponding to the days of the week, os follows: Ewasie indicates a man born on Sunday. Kudjce on Mon­ lay. Kwabina on Tuesday. Kwaku op Wednesday. Kao on Thursday. Koffi on Friday, and foramina on Saturday Tb?re nre nil accented ox the first sylli* Mr. We Offer You a REriEbY Which INSURES Safety of Life to Moth­ er and Child. and MOTHERS, Do You Know Biteman’s Drops, Godfrey’s Cordial, many so-called 8cpihin,- elac." EXPECTANT MOTHERS. Infants Iv I most of them. “The old financier’s ways in thisjvjxe well known, and people with fine or­ chids to sell seldom failed to yet the sum they tusked. Actually, he used to pay as much as $50 at times for orchids tbat were hardly worth a quarter o£ tbat. In London he had agents con­ stantly on the lookout for rare plants of this species, and he paid them prices that they could have obtained nowhere Sat Down So Much That ill* Hind Legs Became UseleM. ! A large! camel which was landed at The flag of 'China is one of the gayest Hoboken a few days ngo from the' among ensigns. The body of the flag Jlremen line steamer Dresden had nn is a pule yellow; In the upper left hand experience which probably never be­ corner is a small r^d sun. Looking in­ fore fell to the lot of “a ship of the des­ tently at the sud is a fierce Chinese ert." dragon. The dragon's belly is a bril­ He made the voyage in a large box. liant red and white. Ilia green back is and ns there wasn’t room enough in covered with stiff knobs. He isstand­ it for any self-respecting animal the ing on his twojbind paws and tbe left camel sat down in sheer disgust. He forefoot. His feet are five-toed and sat that way for dnys and days while slightly hooked. His long, five-forked the ship rolled and made all sorts of tail’stretches away tn the rear. The heavy weather. dragon's neck is arched back. Hi* When the dejected animnl was finally mouth is wide open aod be looks as if landed and tried to stand up, he couldn’t be were a bon* to try to swallow the use his rear props nt all. They had be­ red stln. come paralyzed from their long stay in a cramped position. The camel wasn’t any good, it seemed, and as a big price Out of 220.000 farms in Denmark only hail been paid for him there was gen 1.900 are over 230 acres in extent and eral lamentation. The camel was "in’ most of them are worked by their own­ on the lamentation. Such a picture of ers. Uy i heir great technical knowl­ woe was never seen in Hoboken. edge of their business and the gradual At last a genius suggested a radi­ change from growing grain to breeding cal cure. The camel, by . his advice. cattlf and dairy fanning the, Danish was placed in a sling and hoisted up farmers have suffered le*«s from trans­ until onlyihis-toep touched tbe ground. atlantic competition thun those of any He paddle^ the air for a. spell with his other European country. forelegs, and finally the rear props came to life and j*ned in the exercise. They lowered him to the floor, and It Is stated tbat the most crowded after he had tested his rear legs some­ spot on the earth's surface is the what gingerly, he was as good as new. "Manderaggio,” in the city of VaJetta, But he doesn’t sit down any more. Once In Malto. Upon a spot in this place. was enough for him. about 2% square acres in extent, no fewer than 2,574 live. This is at tbe rate LAVA CAVES. ot 036.000 per square mile, or 1,017 to Uerloo. Forautlon. I’rodueecl by the Cool­ . Ing of Molten Maa*e«. Rat* as Cotten Ulna. The formation of caves in a, lava Rats have been found very useful in stream is la curicus process, and one cotton mills where the raw cotton has which the explorer in the Azores will be interested to realize as his investi­ been imperfectly ginned. In a Span­ gations proceed, and In these islands it ' ish cotton mill the storeroom was invad­ has some remarkable and perfect illus- I ed by swarms of rats, who pulled the t rat ions. It will be understood, says bales to pieces to get at the seeds left Outing, that the stream from a volcano in the cotton. They did the work thor­ soon begins to cool externally ns it I oughly without injuring the fiber in any travels, but with a great stream, say 30 • wav. In different places, including Guana­ juato. Mexico has a display of compara­ tively modern mummies and of cata­ combs. The practice prerails, os in Barcelona and some other European communities, of renting tomb space for the use of a corpse. In Mexic&f at the expiration of the original term there is no renewal of the lease, the corpse is evicted and dumped into an extensive underground chamber. If In the dry Turning a moment later to pick u.» nir the evicted mummifies he stands the bird from where he Had thrown It. ngainst the wall; if he tumbles to pieces the gentleman found the little fellow Trove tbe merit of Hood’s Sarsaparilla—posi­ the bones join tbe vast miscellaneous .lying and hopping about as though tive, perfect, permanent Cures. heap. The Guanajuato catacomb ia nothing untoward had happened, his Cures of scrofula In severest forms, like toltTOi swelled neck, running sore*, hip ghastly enough to satisfy the most er­ liare neck sticking up gaunt and head­ disease, sores In the eyes. less. ecting connoisseur of thegrewaome. Curas of Batt Rheum, with IU Intense itching Thinking tbe bird's activity resulted Few Children in Francs. and burning, seald bead, tetter, etc. from a posthumus contraction of the Of all tbe peoples of Europe the Cur** of Bolls, Pimptes, and all other erup­ muscles the gentleman attempted to tions due to Impure blood. French have the fewest children an 1 pick him up, when the little fellow Curas of Dyspepsia and other troubles where the Irish the most. The average French mounted in tbe air and flew away, flut­ family numbers 3.03 persons and tbe tering and quivering now and then, but average Irish family 5X In England when about -200 yards from the bouse able to work or waft for week*. the average is 4.3 and in Germany it is be disappeared into n small pine thicket, Cures uf Catarrh by expelHng the impdrifte* 4J. The Spanish and Russians closely flying to the last. approach the Irish in prolificness. Con­ trasted with tbe French in Europe, the Muscular Kins. feeding the nerves French in danuda are the most prolific A king with a strong arm is K|ny 'Carlos of Portugal. Once upon a time strength. Bend lor race In Chrhtendonu Id’the not lov.g ago he went out hunt­ Chloroform MauhfacCaro. ing. His horse took fright and rushed Pure chloroform is now sucpeasfully headlong down the moatrtaln. down prepared by electrolytic method. A toward a frightful predtpiee. a few constant current is passed rider would Cures GOULD'S ORCHIDS. BOOK LOVER, rt of a Priest to • DO You Know that lhe Patent Office Departmer: efthe VpUed Su-.»,a*4of other countries, have burned exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher end. I; j csrign* tou« «« Castor!* *• and its formula, and that to imiutc them b a stole prison oSm.- veragc doses of Caatoria arc furaUbe Wreamay be kepi well, aud that you may have unbroken rest ? Ttie fncMjlmtlc U on eray Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. BANNER PRINT,” It’s synonymous of “Good Printing.” You will see it u jon the best printing about the city. We have tbe facilitia . IS* Majorj folk Kalb" Station*. : ' j ' RASTWAJm. BAfmroe....... Noxvr Mkm.lp.in. :pim.lair..|*jn. ,|:jsiiAyH.5T|iz.®r>J» Silt Silis Buttons. C. R. OSBORN. Local A««it. Hartl»r RoOOXJtf.G. F. &T. A. Cbicac iiic&go, Kllifi&SCC t S1BM! TIME TABLE. In Efleel May 81, iwu. California, Louisana, New Mexico Texas, and Arizona. ■ Tbe Soathern Pacific Cempany and Its Connection* Opar.te the Best First and LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO aud Intermediate Points, TOURIST SLEEPING CARS NORTH. Chicago.......... J*. Kalamazoo Lv.. 7 RsstOosper..... Richland Jnnr’t GoU Ltke (Yornrille) Cressey ... Hasting*. Goats Grove. Woodland ... Woodbury ............. Fto 1). f,. db A. Throuoh io California ■praia pom a. fSAO: from Nhw Orleans to n rpotn’JL«,*'’?er‘5onWc bHrth- FlX)m Is operated”' t“x,U8h pull,ua“ fiervlde .SflC .UP1 UUMiBC............. Detroit.......... Grand Rapids, , BlaUon*. , without change and on fast mail trains. PaMeuRers bmdtng aecond-claJMt tickets can curomoda- ions in i he tourist sleeping ’**** hriUM from Chicago io > 151 Coverdale Sbultz....... leave Chieggo. throughout the Fall Sprtog and Wimer every Wednesday B’kht-JMid HnclnnaiL O. every Nonday :ind Thursday evening, and. are ran. Lowest Rates, t -J dUXIODB. oTL... Second-Class MD Delton . . S«moe from Eaxt lo THROUGH Central Standard T|nu BOOTH. Chicago Grand Rapid* Detroit.. LaaauMr Ooats Grove Habting* .. Best Route MEXICO, all points in Tezas, Arizona, ■ New Mexico and California matJnn ESPW” UWw’ and h’rther Infor»»» ■ervtce. or re­ tarding CallforulB, apply to W.«. NKIMYKtL Oen’l Wroun* Agent, w ______ »ClartBl.ChiaMF).ni. W. H. CONNOR. Commercial Agent. So. Pae. Co. " . Clnclnnail. O. •Sop nn aiana’ -»oW. Ag-’di* Trams at Flag StiUou* at won M ct“ * "SrtlfM TnUM will be "" Gt the Company,wti» M**I*f.*^Iu D tbe time otsdeh train* without antlw _ UW. Ko. 1 aid Ereldbt No 0 M ». L » ■ BNo. • wilt Iran « Blrttod Ju«cU<*111111 itnUWHo »osC.J.*M.R> , ,>rt- wgr *»’< uSo to ebeefc it ■ It mar cot ro totrotl rniUJ 1 "?'• Ju7b. brew. H c. IviTitJ. 1 Orol Ou I >*■ * 1 A- ~BABK*a** C!*CE» ’ . So.Pae. Co. FREE! FREE! HAIR BALSA* fo* fo/emTM 1196 yankeewatch Mention this There is fun in the foam, and the cup of HIRE1’ Rootbeer—the great temperance drink. �Hasting' LOCAL NEWS Banner ‘ CIRCULATION . Thursday, June 4. Tais week, w R. COOK. LocbI Editor. _____—■■-■■■■■I 86 quires. Hereafter, changes tor advertisements •xiust reach this office Tuesdays at latest tG nsure Insertion tn tbs issue of the VMk •hen brought M The Editor’s Views Dragthta say ukt their sales <jf Hood* RarBaparfir* exceed those at all others There to no substitute for Hood's. . re “ RUIN AND DEATH. Jsxon Soap hurts no fabric. beit*”n Pri« ‘‘“"Mt 'CIVILIZED'* WARFARE Powder l«„n. Nothing cleans eleaqer than Jaxon map Terrible Work of a Cyclone in Bt. Loula and Vicinity. boats, two tugboats and half a dozen small Slles. stanna other attraction. I. llkrl. to have an oBclai dog killer pleasure barges were driven to the opposite shore or sunk outright. toms Do Mot Allswu iHC LdVVB Uk KMJ WO £TA«WB«A*. formulated by civilized nations forbid; the use of poison against the enemy; murder by treachery, such as assuming: the uniform or displaying tbe flag of the foe; the murder of those who have sur-, rendered, whether upon conditions or azt discretion; declarations that do Chicago. May 29.—Dispatches received lh this city tell of tbe disastrous work of * Kay ot Rlooc, »r.d storms at a number of points. Many lives “ 4“^n€? ovor U>» Mound CUr. Thlrty- were lost and-an enormous amount of prop­ quarter will be given to an enemy; the 1 >''«n .umcUnt tn erty destroyed. The loss ot life reported Is use of such arms or projectiles as will An Owosso saloon is t was fined 8200 lor !Xp*21to.a r**nll«aUon ot th. bor- as follows: cause unnecessary,pain or suffering to wh*ch >' M. U«n vteltwl. and ic.r.-T^'rof Observer Officekeeping his saloon open on Sunday. At Pinckneyville, Ill., Illinois Central au ottier skin dlwase. Itean be permanent ­ nml.n nomi " Ith Sem>»» Exhlfautlon• anl •tupodm. Save tor depot and machine shops and several busi­ un enemy-, the abuse of a flag of truce The receipts or the Allegan post-office ^i rrcinc wnkeftilncss-Food Bad to u’*c JCU th» wto- ness buildings and residences were blown to gain information concerning nn ene­ Hazel halve. It never tails to cure Piles. I H “'“O’*:>d ro.tur.nn. and the down. One man was killed and one Injure!. my’s position; all unnecessary destinewere 8300 more for the past year than fur be Choked Down. ot thc tow hotel, and othor W. H. Goodyeab. | At Breckenridge, IU-, a mill and elevator SuchKt> the condition of C. De- the preceding year. concom. .hat operate their own plant. . wore destroyed, and M. Jenkins and IL tion of property, whether public or I he Lansing common eonnrll hm I private. to ■tnl ln >torlmeaa In tho Vos.edi:or<f Coopersville ;Micb.)ObMarshall’^ new postoffice Is under con­ adopted the eight-hour day at fifteen -enta devastated district the search for the dead Barnes were.killed by lightning while cut­ They also declare that only fortified ting grass In a cemetery. *L,n V1® nUnM 18 beln* carried on with ^efrer. He expresses his -experience struction. It will be made of brick aud an hour for atrect laborers. Tbe village of New Minden. 111., was de­ places shall be besieged, open villages Srh.V*1 l°rch58 and locomotive head- stroyed by the wind. There were 350 inhab­ follow.: "My life work has been stone, and Is to be three stories high. or cities not to be subject to siege In the Spring a young uisu’b fancy light- l, of Police keep the crowds itants, and 36 lives are reported lost. o.rr exaettoc and confining. As a reE.d."lti!0 ,h“u’l’!! - Ito WlttAutie while the air is filled with the Several are reported killed at Irvington, or bombardment; that public building* Sir Henry Irving, the actor, sent his .altoivlK-:"th failed and I wasstricken a“d. lamenta- Richview anu —. Esrly Kisers, tor they always cleanse the tion. and Ashley, ... In southern a„. Illinois. <»f whatever character, whether belong­ nervous exhaustion; I had no ap­ check for $1,000 to the St. Louis sufferers ‘'\7'>>“rl[X >he blood, and Invigorate tbo V.e’L Bver and.an°n the At New Madrid, to the same section of ths v «ong Is heard in the dlstance^-state. seven persons are sold to have been ing to the church or state, shall be i ,..s uf sleep seemed to be wear­ as soon as he heard of the catastrophe. 1 ’ W. H. doonrr-xit. spared; that plundering by private whflZ ... Li^. a d . ’ lre ^ 1 c ^ r8 com< 10 * ■foP killed and ID injured. The village* of Bols ] 'J.■ ■ ut. While in this eondiv.hue an ambulance one and Dlx were partially • - destroyed ---------- . and sev- soldiers or their officers ehail be inad--—— —rdashes ---------- ---by to add w® Kate Field, the well-kuuwn writer and st?t!!eMl'1!i!'tl’r‘l.l“"'tt*1 ““I'”* of ahe more vlct‘— t o- Dr.W'-"--l'r's Nerve Vitalixerwas •- °—r the de ■ *d- at eral persons killed. *»? •*-lhe ------record ■ State Medical society will be held at Mt missable; that prisoners shall be treated rrtommetid, .: I commenced its use journalist died at Honolulu, May 19. another Wof the extemporised It i» to cmmiru estimated luat that <V 50 UVVS lives IIMVC have UCV1I been luhl lost ’“ avraa.A»wa««w 1 At Clemens on June 4 aud 5. t»he 8treets In the center of the ta Clinton. Washington and Jefferson coun- with common humanity; that the per­ rid It had a wonderful effect from the of pneumonia, where she was acting as r *c.Uve wl,h »o<l'«rtan. until , Uea IU.. and a vast amount of ‘ * farm prop- sonal effects and private projierty of first de-c a few nights I was able One minute Is lhe standard time, and m. dnlBht. are deaorted. save for erty destroyed. deatxoyed. special' correspondent for the Chicago “* *‘v ue «riou. save xor tbooe xnose • erty ■ One Minute Cough Cure la the .tandard ZC~** secure all the »l'-ep 1 needed, my ap. —IrOM a.ocatlone lt keep them from their nve twrwon. peraon. w.r. killed .nd 13 Injured prisoners, excepting their armsand am­ “I! "I ”"1 fro, “ ,h »to I| Flv. —tn. r-tum- I and became asvave- Times-Herald. preparation tor every cough or cold. It HJ.M* ,whtl. .untmer Wb11’ }tho ho • unim'r xarK»to | near Mexico. Mo. At Be.u Creek Khool- munition, shall be respected; that the ievs a> :i wolfs: 1 gained ii pounds in or .ntenalnment eou« ne»r Mndco. Mo., two fobol»r.w.re population of an enemy’s country shall . the only harmless remedy that produces Charles WolcotL the Nashville aemout, , Ovtor. ntournlnx ind killed .nd wv.ral Inlured, and at the r«la ftw weeks, my mind became clear Immedisle result.. W. H. Oouvkak atup«fatuon have taken poaanalon of th. ' d,n„ ot Geortre Be., Mr. S« wa. killed and art VC. and I was soon restored ta who" was so terribly Injured While making pation In the war unless by hostile acta VanBuren county'. Jail has fifteen In.. .a . ' and three children badly hurt. a Dprachute drop in Venezuela last sum­ perfect health. On tho o other ta East ! l.her .•sido Mo of the river, tn Morgan. Mo., four lives were lost. they proVoke the ill will of the enemy;, S'.'f* *.. *r"'r or permanent a, ? "^ere the elements kmtbcred Tbe Dye schoolhouse near Mexico. Mo . that personal and family honor, and the mer. has finally reached New Ycrfc boarders than before in ueveral years. * themselvM together for r«w a - ----------------------- I WM demollahed. Four children were killed. themselves supreme effort I >: , If. 11. Gooilyear. and Is now In St, Luke's hospital awaiting religious convictions of an invaded peo­ Hid you ever think how readily the toward destruction of* life and property, 25 injured, and the teacher. Miss Bleucoe. the latest reports place the total of deaths was fatally hurt. ple, shall be respected by the invaders, an operation for fracture'-BT- the spine.— ■ blood Is poisoned by constipatlou? Bad and missing at 205 aud the injured al 71 W-TlPA KITZ SIMMONS. and that all pillage by regular troops XanhvllU: News. btood means bad health and premature JI • i’i ,n.y Organ. Voice Culture. St. Ixniis. June 1. — Three of the principal or their followers shall be strictly for­ < old age DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the ... Has.- md other advanced The tutu! number of families who are real estate dealers in this city state that The big steers. -Buck and Barney ~ in clasHea of two or famous little pills, overcome obstinate con­ without homes and whose every article of they have figured that the actual real bidden. ‘ v ' . '.•..tv. For particulars call owned by Barnes & Son of Qulncv, were stipation. booMehold effects Kwas swept away by tho estate loss In Bl Louis will not exceed $10.­ w. H. Goodyear. OLD LIGHTHOUSE storm is variously estimated at from 500 to sold Thursday to tbe Page Fence com nany Hon. James O’Donnell of Jackson will BCG. It will be several days before a com­ 000,000. The damage to household proper­ ty. bric-a-brac, paintings, statuary, kotc., Wm Ballt by the Ronuuie and la Still ta of Adrian for.82,500. They are undoubt­ deliver the address at the Berrien county plete and reliable roster can be made. will, however, swell this amount nearly Good Condition. tVM. i "TEBUIN8. *'Tr “"'.’“to to Eaat $2,000,000 more. mo„. The T„, loss ,o„ in shade ,n.oe trees tree, and ano edly the largest cattle In existence, stand­ old folks’picnic at Berrien Springs June mA1E,‘I?1*. * n-fr The oldest house existing in Eng­ hdata Tlacid ” irv 1“ o*I -K ornamental .hrubhrry I. beyond computa»» . H xeka r. Director. ing 6 feet inches high and measuring . . . hri.-tmas*-Photograph land is the Roman Pharos or lighthouse, o, dead A. L. Wooster, a prominent citizen of j^^.nS^Tth7i«X‘£: | .. ii. ■< v Con rt street. All ll-feet and " inches in length, their com­ which still forms so conspicuous an ob­ Osseo, Mich., after suffering excruciatingly At midnight the totaPnumber of dead. bined weight being 7,600 pounds. hu been cut off from communication I ,n>,dnl»hl 'J” ject on the cliffs within the precincts from piles fur twenty years, was cured in place with thl. elty .Ince Wednoday ulltht. a . talaalna and foully Injured In the two of Dover castle. Tbe masonry of this Some time ago the L. O. T. M’s. of a short time by useing DeWitt’s Witch secilon ot the upp«r or railroad portion ot , r.h ’ m“t(!J*11! W. W. POTTER. Martin, chose sides for the purpose of see­ Hazel Salve, an absolute cure for all skin the Bad. brtdee liuvlnrbcen carried uu, doubledly bl- added lo when all the ruin, interesting work is composed of tufa, diseases. More of this preparation Is used while guards were stationed at cither end shall have been uncovered. cement and Roman bricks, or tiles, and ing which side could record the.most regu­ than all others combined. to prevent pedextriaus using the foot 1 In 81 • .L°ui8*" *. rtic-vs at LaA'. is in the best style of Roman workman­ . tt Known dead ... bridge. ■ in..*,Pity Hank. Collection* Il lar attendance yd secure lhe largest num­ W. H. Goodyear ship. History and tradition are alike । Unknown dead ■ rvl general lawtnislness An Appeal. Fatally Fatally It Injured ber of new members, the winners to be silent as to the actual date of its erec­ Mrs. V. A. Dunbar’s clothing caught "To the People of the United States: The Missing .. tion, but,. judging from the style of banquetted by the loosera. The banquet fire nt Southfield and she rushed into a city of East St. Louis has been visited by - East In St. Ixiuto onn of the most terrible and destructive ■ ............. 1ST masonry, and bearing in mind that the She was so tornadoes in the history of the country. ‘Known dead ...... . ......... ... was held recently and was d most elabor­ closet, slaiuiuing the door. Unknown dead..................... . ........... 8 erection of such a beacon would be a D. 1). S. badly burned that she died shortly after? As a ; result uf Its fearful work at least 2P) * Fatally Injured ---------- 2 ii work* done carefully and ate affair, with all tbe delicacies of the sea­ wards> lives .have been lost, while the number of ' practical necessity when once the Ro­ rn.ilmed and wuunded we are unable as yet ; Total ... ■ •• hesia. gas or chloroform son. . mans had thoroughly’ eetablished them­ estimate, but it will probably ruu Into i i mu Smith’s Racket Store, Young mothers dread the Summer mon­ to the thousands. Forty-three 'heirs of the Morningstar es­ ths on.account of the great mortality a­ selves in southern Britain, one may Two hundred and eighteen victims of •The amount of damage to property to . i. am pm an. m. l>. tate met In Owosso with Mrs. Ann Sterne- mong children caused by bowel troubles. very great, and !s Impossible at thin Wednesday’s horror were laid to rest fairly ascribe it to a date not much later time to ascertain, but it!» safe to say that Saturday and Sunday In the cemeteries of than the middle of the first century, A. W. A. Lampman. calls promptly Perfect safety may be assured those who least GO) families are rendered homeless. ■ • ?. attention given to fitting man last week. Those present came from keep on hand De Witt’s- Colic and Cholera at A jreat number of these must depend upon this city and East Bt. Louis. The total of D., following on the expedition of Clau­ - ,*.:■.4 Hernia or Rupture lor Illinois, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Canada interments would have been larger but for for shelter. cure, and administer it promptly. For ehnrlty ma..‘Itty uf cases can be "While the loss appears to fall upon the the fact that lhe facilities of the undertak­ dius, and the succeeding conquests qf •;rd without a surgical opera- and all parts of Michigan. The possibili­ cramps, bilious colic, dysentery and diar­ poorer class of people, almost every cltl- ing establishments were inadequate to the. Plautius, who brought most of tt/i sen has directly or indirectly suffered dam­ sudden and pressing requirements of the island south of the Thames under the ties of securing a part of the estate, located rhea, it affords instant relief. age. . . W. H. Goodyear in Germany and known as the Morgen­ "Wljlle we regret exceedingly to call upon situation. The interments will be re­ Roman domination. To the upper part aw AM: , OI.hE. TION OFFICE OF ’ country at large ta this extremity, wo sumed to-day and by nightfall It Is ex­ George Arnold.au ingenious farmer near th' stern estate, was talked over and the cor­ feel utterly unable lo supply the ahsonito pected that-all of the identified dead will, of .this lighthouse was added in Tudor J M. 5M1TH. of these arJietod- people, al­ have been laid to rest The unrecognized' times nn octagonal superstructure, still The opin­ Bangor, cleared the stumps from forty n-'cessitles Culler; *.tuaile in all parts of the state respondence already had read. acres land al a trifling expense by using though uur own citizens are putting forth bodies will be held until Tuesday when such remaining, although in a sadly bat­ Ltouvcyatieiig a speciality. Special pains ion of those present was that the outlook every effort nnd are contrlbutlnx as lib­ disposition as may be deemed best will be his traction engine as a stump puller. erally. and, indeed, more liberally than made of them. tered condition. The remains of lake •.aJrt-n ,n drafting contracts, chattel inort- was very favorable for securing the sshare their means allow. dwellings, such ns have been found at Mrs. R. DeYoung, Middleburg. Ia., fij.t-..Woodland, Mich. "We therefore appeal to the generosity AN. AWFUL-DISASTER. of the property due American heirs. Burton Mere, in Suffolk, and near Glas­ writes. 1 have used One Minute Cough of our sister cliles and other communities ■ help lu this hour of our trouble. We Cure for six (years, both for myself nnd fnr tonbury. in Somerset^ arc supposed by t£c.» Loyal E. Knappen. To Beautify the Complexion. will be pleased to receive subscript Ions and assistance In any form which may be some to date back so far ns 1200 B. C.; Arthur C. Denison. • —do not take the cosmetics, paints and children, and 1 consider it the quickest deemed advisable. acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure I but. although these are built on piles; TAGGAKl. KN A1TEN A DBNISON. Moscow, June l.-^Oueof the must-ter ­ powders which fiijurc the skin, but take 'Th* executive committee ha* appointed I^WYEKS. ever used. W.'H. Goodyeai: Pcul W, Abt. presMent of the First n«- rible disasters that ever overtook the' tlvy?hardly como within the meaning the easiest way to gain a beautiful aolor •: ii.< <1 Hi: Michigan Trust Co. Hldg,. tional bank of this city, treasurer, to whom . common people of Itu^sia, who have for of the question. Grnud Baplds, Michigan. and a wholsesome skin. Health is the Tire former wife of tbe late Dr. J. A. all ennfrlhuilnns ran be sent." This appeal Is signed by Mayor Radeh years been the butt of misfortune, hap­ ureatest beautifier. Tbe means to beauty, Morey of Riverdale, who committed sui­ DESTRUCTIVE LIGHTNING. sWEEZEY. JAHE? comfort and health for’womcn Is Dr Pi» rets cide at Cadillac, has notified the present W 8. Forman. H. I>. Sexton. B. H. Canby, pened Saturday in th’c city, when over Joseph Nestor. J. J. Render, Paul W. Abt. Attorney at law. Favorite Prescription. Dull eyes.sallow or wife that she will bring suit for his estate' ’* I.eo Sherrer and Louis Moser as executive 1,000 i^ersons were killed or received in­ Stroke That llnvo Bosul:»d In Enoraaoaa Hastings. Mich. wrinkled face, and those -feelings of about 85,000. juries from which they afterward died committee. • :a..Iler - in all courts of the state. Col­ weakness" liuw their rise In tbe derange­ The most dertrnctive strokes of lights in a jMinic on Khodijuskoje plain, pre­ lection* pfumptly Attended to. . ments peculiar to women. Onosmorninx paper giver, the losses in cipitated during festivities in honor of nJng have been those which hare eanseA-Favorite Prescription” will build up, • Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction City Fast St. Louis, alone, and on the ilvor a a the coronation ot the czM. The oCcial rxpicnlona. There hare been several fellows: * A. SCRIBNER. M. D.. strengthen, and invigorate every . -run ill., was told by her doctors that she had report places the number of dead at notable instances of accidents of this losses |7».W) . Physician and Surgeon, down” or delicate woman by regulating consumption and that there was no ’hope River By storm............................................... lOOT^X) 1,380. Most of these persons were In­ kind. Thus, on August IS, 1SG9, says Dv!L»n, Mich. and assisting all the natural functions. for her. but two bottles of Dr. Kings’ New By fire. 250.*00 Oajct* r... -nee, one block east ot depot. stantly trampled to death, and the spec­ the Eangor Commercial, the tower of Discovery completely cured her and she Total...................................... .ll.000.i>» tacle presented when the portion of St. Nuzuirc, at* Brescia, was struck by To cure constipation, biliousness, indi­ says it saved her life. Mr Thomas Eg­ A. a C. Li. BARBER Tiie Rulnctf District. the plain on which the stampede took lightning. In a large vault beneath the gestion. sick headache, take € Dr. Pierce ’ s gers. 189 Florida St. San Francisco, suf­ • Physicians and Surgeons. A district In thia city bounded north by fered from a dreadful cold, approaching Chouteau avenue, west by Grand avenue, place was cleared of the survivors was tower lay au immense quantity of gun­ Caii> :• '; or county responded to with Pelletts. One a dose. sickening in the extreme. The crowd powder. This immediately exploded; south to the city limits and east to the consumption, tried without result everypt 'inpUit-A day or night.. The Maccabee celebration to be held at i thing else then bought one bottle of Dr. river, to v^.-tuully a mass of ruins. Not an was awaiting the signal to dine at tables a sixth .part of the whole city of Brescia Cadillac June 6. will be the largest affair ! Kings’s New Discovery and in two weeks electric Itaht has burned nor a car run to laid out of doors and the distribution was destroyed, while not a single build­ A. SHELDON, of lhe kind ever held In that part of the । was cured. He is naturally thankful. It that section, comprising 7» city blocks, of presents from the royal house when ing escaped damage. The stones of • .\ i-irae; aud Real Estate Office. aince 5J0 p. m. Wednesday. Within this Abstract Block. Hastings'. state. | Is ^uab results of which these are samples. territory scarcely n building has escaped the disaster occurred. The immediate the tower were fluug up into the air Money ic*m on Real Estate Real Estate Perry Bennett the young nton wl><> I® : that prove the wonderful efficacy ot this injury aud •.hausar.ds of them are. in ruins. cause of it was the pitching into the nnd carried by the force of the ex­ ♦oil .ju tr.-.i^ion. General conrevaneing. . darng t. • ■•'Sri?-••t of Abstract Hoous.com wanted at Battle Creek and Kalamazoo for medicine In coughs and colds. Free trial On surveying the desolate scene one mar­ . midst of tbe dense throng assembled plosion to immense distances. Tbe num­ riird from *txr.,Records, can furnish complete numerous robberies, was given an Inde­ bottle at W. 11. Goodyear’s Drug store.' vels that tiie deaths axe not treble greater gifts, for which a wild scramble was ber of persons killed was 3.000. In an­ Bcginnir.8,' u» the western boundary of the • « terminate sentence at Springfield, Hi. Regular size 50c. and $1.00. scene is the handsome and exclusive rest- made. Had the police l>eeD present iu other case, the fortress of Luxemburg, pail ? COLGRUVE, dence section known as Compton Hill, the sufficient «... numbers . .. . . tbe catastrophe in which again there was stored a great home of the fourth generation of the early Old People. 1 Attorney at Law might have been averted. quantity of gupjxtwder. was struck by • Smith J; Colgrove.) Tbe best salve In the world for cuts, French settler* Of 8t. Louis. This aristo­ Old people who require medicine to cratic home place Is strewn with debris. lightning. The explosion that followed .O.in e if C:.i»n block. Hastings.) regulate the bowels and kidneys wili find bruises, sores, ulcers, salt -rheum, fever Just cast Iles Lcfaycttc park. There the TWENTY-FIVE DROWN ED. m-. f’ «in Jit!)* rnurts of tbe state. reduced the whole of the lower town the true remedy in Electric Bitters. This sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, trees, shrubbery, fountains and statuary to a heap of ruins. Jn this instance, \ E. - N ASTON. ; medicine dees not stimulate and contains ooms, and all skin irruptions, nnd posi­ that have beet, the pride of the city were Into Raging Water*. some of the sjonek composing the fort­ d** Attorney nt Law, no whiskey nor other intoxicant, but acts tively cure piles or no pay required. It rnngbt by thW wind and the place to shaven | Seneca, Mo., June J.—A cloudburst ress were hurled to a distance of close (O'er J. 1. Goodvear A Co.’s store.) as a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction bare atf-w!th a plant scythe. Farther east 1 and south ta th, city limits were the homes fract: .- in i*.iieouru»f the flute. Collectlont on the stomach and bowels, adding or money .refunded. Price 25 cents per of the thrifty German-Amcrlcans who have broke over the City nt four o’clock Sat­ on three milch. Again, in November, jro.nptiy attended to. strength and giving tone to the organs, box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the giver, a dlotlnct character to the district. urday inorning, and in ten minutes the 1356. the church of St. John, in the To-day thousands of them are sharing tho water iu Lost creek, which traverses the’’ Island of Rhodes, which was used as n l K.' T1 M.MEKMAN, Hmnapathlc Phy thereby aiding nature In the performance druggist. roots of their hospitable and more fortu­ j town, had risen to a depth of eight to of lhe functions. Electric Bitters Is an powder magazine, which struck in the 1 • sician and Surgeon. M bar We OHcr Yon nate neighbors. excellent appetizer aod aids digestion. Offlf^ovwr R .ger's grocery store.) Interspersed in this latter section and cn ten feet and a breadth of over half a same way. The church and the houses Old people find it just exactly what they Is this; if you tire troubled with Catarrh, the cast to the river arc mills, breweries mile, sweeping through the city like a in the neighborhod were destroyed, and need. Price fifty cents per bottle at n . Cold In He«d. H«J* Fever. KO to the dote- and numberless manufacturing concerns. mill race, carrying away every struc­ more than 200 dead bodies were discov­ Kist named below and get a hottie of Cen­ These were fair targets for the storm and ture in its path. Not a house in the dis­ astings ity ank H. Goodyear’s Drugstore, ered among the debris. turyCatarrh Cure. No danger nf being thev suffered. It was this class of losses that added most to the wiping out of what trict south of the creek is left intact on 1 Hastings, Mich. An expert accountant who lias been at humbuggea. Relief In five minutes and a is conaervatlvaly stated to be $4,000,000 in­ its foundations. Twenjy-flve persons p^shive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. work on the books has discovered a short­ vested capital. There are IS breweries were drowned in lhe rushing wafers iu age of 84,500. in the city funds of Nllee, within these bounds worth $4,000,000. and, this city and vicinity. Eight bodies SURPLUS, SI 7,000.00 Dandruff forms when the glands of the I while none arc destroyed, all are dam­ but he has not discovered the man or men have been recovered. Amongthd build­ Inccqwir^tril under the laws of tbe State of wno got tbe money. skin are weakened, and If neg ecled bald­ aged. The losses fall heaviest on those lenst able to bear them—business men of Michigan* ness Is sure to follow. Halls Hair Re- small capital and owners of humble homes. . Ings destroyed here were two churches, Open, for business,. Dec. 15, 1886. According to a celebrated anatomist newer Is the bent preventative. Its Track ta East St. Ixial*. . the office of the Seneca Despat - ch..jWier’s "Every season, from tiie time I . rltvalHntrs. there are upwards of 5.000,000 little glands I» E».l SI. U>ul. tn. trwk ot lh. storm •' It.-or,U'ery »t«Ne nntl* «ntl n n srnrp .cor. nf ot jlwlttinip. in ruisv 01. .ovum i*»v -­ was two years old, I.suffered dread­ । . ... . defined •-__ >■ after touching tho .1 The water flzxrvrlc.i OFFICERS. In the stomach. These glards pour out Is as clearly flooded fKfo the riflr>cIrvn principal1 alnrha stores fully f»»m erysipelas,, which kept >:.a. ITcsldent -. the digestive juices which dUsoho or di­ llllnoto shore as If platteduy by asurveyor. t--------- 1 OQ Cherokee avenue, running over the : •wter Me«ser. Vice Pref. Tearing diagonally gest the food, liidigeailoii Is want of gpuwing worse until my, hands were . . -through .1, the city from ' counters of McGannon’s emporium. Dan W. Reynolds, Cashier ’ southwest to ipiortMaai^ It.eut a c’-the “" The property loss lh this city alone wili juice, weakness of gland-, n« ed of help to swath*oVdestructlon. Bloody Island, almost useless. The bones softened DIRECTORS: restore the health <»f Hw**” «»g«Mrhe 1 Wnrwl't SnrsHtwrllls will Collie tisck rlver . _ 'front •___ . ”of" the .Iiv Dau W. 011x7 la is aa Inu* low. nrrrnw narrow teach PiAArulii ynolds. W. H. Powers, so that they would bend, and several $100,000. HKSA'e ’ ISSrt.vigor ol Ord, D ( iGbinsun. '’ R. B. Meaner. ". best and most natural lk*nlth i^ that given strip of land, now joined to the mainland, of my fingers are now crooked from !. Cook. Chester Messer., by Shaker Digestive Cordial. Natural.be- and strength or nerves^ that was the termini of all the railroads i‘. T. Colgrove. £11119 cause. Chi my Sandusky, O./June 1.—At the dedica­ centering there. Large freight sheds were cau«e It supplies the materials needed bf take, strung along the river front. Nine or the the glands to prepare the digestive julpes. hand I carry large tory services of a new Congregational largest of these are In ruins'. The Rrta’f®1 Ha-:'..- -id y savings department tn Barry Because it strengthens and invigorates church Sunday ah I mmense United scars, which, but for damage was dune to the -Vandalia, the interest on all time tte glands and the stomach, until they are Mobile & Ohio, the Big Four, the Chicago States flag ww flung to the breeze. able to do their work alone. Shaker Di­ A Alton, the Wabash and the Louisville A “Old Glory" will flott over the edifice NaahvUle sheds. At the Vandalia the loss gestive Cordial cures Indigestion eertainiy SarsaparilLa, would of life was greatest. There the structure whenever devotional nr other services and permanently. It does ao by na ura be sores, provided I seemed lifted up and dropped again over are held. This is nn innovation, and is means, and therein lies the secret of its the foundations. Fourteen of the dead possibly the joii’y church in the union was alive and able wonderful and unvaried success. enumerated' were taken from these sheds. over which the stars nnd stripes will to carry anything. At druggists, price 10 cents to 81-00 per Tweaty-flve ceDte * D°twAcross Cahokia creek. In the city proper, wave. the destruction was complete. The relay Eight bottles of bottle. — depot, ah abomination which even the cor­ For Better Sunday Observance. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla cured me, so roding hand of time could not destroy, went If the Baby to Catting Teeth. Memphis. Tenn., May 30.—-The South­ to pieces before the storm. The switch that I liave had no return <?f the Be sure and use tbat o!d „ Jrl^ towar, upon the perfect working ofw hie h ern Presbyterian assembly, received ar. disease for more than twenty years. remedy. Mrs. Winslow » S”O“1,"E deioinds the movement of When waa a Child, she cried for Cazorla. overture Friday morning from the lor children teething. It sooths the child, Irin,, wa. mad. uwl.». Tlum. .mall The first bottle seemed to reaeh th» synod of Texas, advocating a mammoth linml. In th. vicinity were .ottens the gums. .1 «ys «ll P*1". c“tBr spot and a persistent use of it, has North and fest ot the rel*y .‘t*1’01 ft petition to congress and the state leg­ wind colic and Is the best remedy tor wide resIdenSTsectlon, mostly small houses islature in favor of better Sunday ob­ perfected the.cure?’—O, C. Davis, bo diarrhoea. Twenty-fly* cents a bottle. occupied by mechanics, wm cleaned up It servance. After a very interesting de­ Wautoma, Wis. is through this part that the majority of Catarrh Cannot be Cured the fatalities occurred. The high dykes to bate tbe assembly’ decided in favorof the the west that shut off the waters^of the petition. With local applications as they Mississippi V'ere no protectlotpand the frail cowTltadoraU houses went down like Tiousm of cards. THB 0KLT WOBLITS FAIR Marysville, Kan., June 1.—While the Disasters on the Bivsr. The track of the storm across the river two were working in a field George was uractlcaliy the same as that of the Mock killed his wife with a hoe after great storm of Auras'- 4. 1873. The trend of n quarrel and fled. A crowd started in preiermed by <m« oldw' bwtphyMeW^ m the main volume of wind was from south­ toots. re* west to northeast, leaving tbe Misanurl pursuit of him. Seeing that he was shore at tbe canter of lhe suuthern half ot about to lie overtaken, be cut Uia throat' thia city and striking the Illinois shore tn with a knife and then jumped into a ATXTB POU Promote Goad Digwtiaa. * nath whose northern edge waa the Eads bridge and extending south thraarfourtha river. Hla body was recovered. Eaton Rapids will celebrate the fourth. MMfont^.11! S“herl,,r conference ot the Juneh h! C1'"rC,1 W,“ “ Menominee A, -*- - - , ■fl .... ... .. .. . •i T* w L iff H in .4 S S i! E ■ n i P H C B , A Sufferer Cured AYER’S SS'Smw-w-k Your Daily Dread, Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. . fl* E. REMKE3, FROFR u: Children Cry for pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Head tor Sou fcj Dn««to». Prtoo. TSc. Toledo. O. Children Cry for ' Pitcher’s Castoria. AYERS w ^Sarsaparilla »>.» I,, • �Highest ot all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov’t Report fWJgs ABSOLUTELY PURE Iastings TRY NHW Banner. LLL Thursday, June 4. 1896. ! to do it is to get a mess of fish where COOK BROS. Proprietors. s kh J j others have failed to get a bite, end no j stories are more frequently told than i those of big baskets filled at lakes or •LITTLE POPLAR’S’ SKULL. ' j-onds known to be alive with fish, but in aeitotnc Relic of Indian Warfare Noe 1 which the fish were never before known .• In tbe National .Muaeum. to bite. There arc lots of ponds in which A ghanly relie of Indian warfare w», fish can be seen but riot taken. _______________ In some recently rent to one of the-proferaora | flkh uken Jo (hc Bpring j. . AU a ..n.SAAnl .. . . at the national wraeararatm, museum tit m linunlHtrfnn Washington. 1| onl_ or _-n midBUinniert givlnff rise •ays j*.-. the New the belief that they do not feed at other x.— York World. * * It ‘fcisI the •kull of “Little Poplar.” the great times. In places where trolling spoons fighter nnd warrior, nt one time Ute alone arc used, very often big catches mtlxhief of the Cree nation. The Cree. , an_ ninde wHh o( baM m(] pickcreb had their home, and land. In Canada, nnd |n places where only natural bnlta,a.l when the Kiel rebellton broke out ,vorn|, froffs_ mlnnowMre popular. Me yhar. ago “Little Poplar took ad- or0iioinl ,ureg oli otlcn rocce„fu). rantage of the opportunity it afforded R is „.lllt(,d o( u jt.|rtnK)n countT ,ij. to make war on hi. own account. )a ,hat no on<, cvcr ugcd fllM fop lmaJ Ueuthicked thewhiteaettjera.burned . fislllngt|naboi„bokncwnboutAdlrontheir bomra. earned oft their women du(.k ,rout (khilig wW1 a .ml Imrtituted a reign of tm-rcr In the . „V1.U<)U)1CC fly „.ith other tlu.kle region of his operations. Hundreds of | to match penrou. bcramc the victim, of his bloodcntcb a fishr aaid thirsty cruelty. He destroyed tbei: , tjJ(J na^jve fishermen. “Why, a balfberds. laid their homes in ! pound bass would timash it all to pieces.” ruins and put women and HttJe children A )Je of tbcm wcre curious to to the torture. There was,Jn fact, no j.now how tfce thing worked, and vol­ form of deviltry too horrible for this row thv boat. They got to Indian to perpetrate. I n big, dark pool under a cedar tree on a When the Riel rebellion was crushed ! 1(.<lge of rocks aml n Gri2zly King and *Little Poplar” crossed to the American I Ycllow 8^^ dropix^ onto the water •ide. So great was the horror he had nfte naturaI flicB Wbat foIla^cd WM excited that a reward of $2,000 was of- J convincing to the natives. Atblockbass fered for his apprehension, dead or , of ovef tW(> OUB(13 wcig.bt grabbed ..11.-,. I., . . J.. . . - _ alive. In icon 18SG 111. he Tk-nu was mtiNIPTPfl murdered RftflP near .. the Grizzly King and was hooked. He Fort Assiniboine, Monk, ami the half­ put up a good fight, but at last roller! breed who killed him received the re­ up on his side nnd was dipped up with ward. One of the soldiers of the fort the landing net. 'Die natives didn’t say watched for years the lonely grave In very much, but they did n whole lot of which “Little Poplar” had been buried, thinking. Light wood rods soon became and at last, when he felt certain thatall popular in that region, nnd bigger the flesh had been worn off the bones, messes of fish were the rule. he dug up the skull and kept it as a relic. It has just found a resting place BITS OF HISTORY. on one cf the shelves of the national Curtoul Fact* About Swearing Vice Pres­ museum. idents Into Office. More than once In our history the MATRIMONIAL AGENCIES. vice president has been sworn and in­ Some Advunt*)ceou* Alliance* Effected by ducted into office sooner than the presi­ , A very profitable fonn of swindling dent, says the St. Louis Globe Democrat. This was the case of John Adams, who is that of the matrimonial agencies took the oath and became president of which are now worked, in Prance in a the senate and vice president of the manner entirely unknown, says the Lon­ United States nearly a month before don Spectator, to M. De For. who was Washington's first inauguration; it was the real joriginator of marriage by in­ the case with Millard Fillmore, who, it termediary. There are, of course, | is said, took the oath on Sunday, March offices where preliminary fees are asked ■ , , ... , . .nd where wife rcekera and lotlira ! °f lh' ‘B i^uc uiv prearideut-elecL prraiurtfi-LTrcu, yearning for lord, nre quietly awlndled ; joiu, c layiui, Ute ii x. a i i * . .u j1 beimr being a wind rigid Sabbatarian, did not nerper­ after having been told to go to the i mit hhnaelf to be sworn until Monday.. opera, the salon or the fashionable It is aaid thdt in 1877, when March 4 church of Sainte-Ciotilde. The strange again fell on Sunday, Wheeler, the vice part of the matrimonial agency scheme P0Sident~elect, took the oath on that is that you never know, when in society day, while Hayes, having religious ■whether some banker, priest or old lady scruples, put off the matter until Mon­ cf fierce virtue and mystical tendencies day. Of these cases, however, tbe most may not be a husband or wife broker. peculiar was that of 1789, when, the gov­ There are young ladies not too thin­ ernment having just been put in opera­ skinned. head waiters in certain restau­ tion. presented the curious spectacle of rants, livery stable keepers, cloistered a vice president without a president. nuns, notaries nnd lady doctors of the At the time, however, the master seems to have attracted little attention or re­ 14On of the army of workers m the inter-I , . • , . Thxr. nrre. in mark, and isj now remembered only as a csts of Cupid. There a re at present in historical curio. Paris two wealthy American girls who _________________ b have married titles, upon the wedding THEY HAD KNOWING HENS. day of each of whom a very handsesne commission was paid to one of these How a Proud qpid Sensitive Fowl Asserted Her Dignity. intermediaries, of course without the • He was being interviewed on the knowledge of the wife. ; poultry business by a Wabash Timer ! reporter when he said: “I don't wont to EAGLES AS GAME DRIVERS. • boast, but 1 do think we have got the 1 . know ingest bens iu the world in our end Shot* at Wild Duck*. ( 1 of town. J have a flock of 200. all black. Eagles are sometimes of considerable ' | It is a theory of~mine that black hens ffervice to a hunter, and this is es­ , lay better than those of any other color, pecially. true of the eagles of the Po-! j One day I found a hen in my flock with tomac river at Wide Water, where Pres­’ i a few white feathers in her tall. I called ident Cleveland shoots. According to ( the hired man and told him to catch and aa American Field writer, eagles on a j kill her. ‘You can’t rely on the laying calm day often give the hunters shots ' capabilities of a hen with white feath­ which they would not otherwise get. I ers,’ I said. The hen gave me a sorrow­ The eagle goes flying up' and down ful look, but did not say a word. Next the stream, and on seeing a flock of morning the hired man told me that he ducks goes toward them, hoping to get could pot find her. A month or two 4i cripple, being unable to capture ducks later I opened a pile of potatoes 1 had jus the peregrine falcon does. When the ! stored in the cellar and found a big, ^dsickn aee the eagle coming they jump hollow space in the center of them. I iuto the air and go looking for a safer There was a bunch of black feathers in 1 locality, and this is where the gunner the place with three white ones stand­ -comas lu. The gunner's place of coning up in a defiant sort of way. Behind • ceahneirt in a blind is not nearly so safe tbe feathers were GG eggs. I recognized . ua the. eagle’s vicinity, but the ducks at once that it was the work of tbe miss­ ■ think it is safer till the shot 'goes1 ing hen. The proud, sensitive creature xthrough their feathers. had stowed herself away and worn her­ Three or four eagles will keep all the self out laying eggs to prove that the Uucks on the move, and the gunners get theory was a mistaken one.” good sport where they otherwise would not have dirtied their gun barrels. The SPORTSMEN ON BICYCLES. eagles sometimes steal cripples from Squirrel Banting the gunner, but the knowing man does Hlrk Green wood’■ A-wheel—Gun* for Wheelmen. not hurt tbe birds, getting hts pay back j Kirk Given wood tells in Gameland on calm davs. , how he went squirrel hunting last fall on a bicycle, with a 22-calibre rifle. He A Anied s i carrled tlie 'venP°n 011 h‘8 wheel’s upAwaraeu t perba^orer tbe handle bars, or carbine Highest Honors—World’* Fair, ' fashion on his back. He got gray and black squirrels on Long island, Staten island, and over in New Jersey. He also killed a few rabbits and game birds. Tbe rifle was a repeater, but some per­ sons out for sport only would much rather have a target pistol with a barrel a foot long. Such a weapon is much easier to iArry. It requires greater skill to use, however. % A Toledo wheel company has origin­ ated u derice for carrying a shotgun or rifle on a wheel, which weighs a little “C1,<X’L ,Th<!T a” I ’» Guns for the especial use of wheelmen ' - A Dirsix The digging i® 8 native of the lulfre and risers of Central Africa. TWO YOUNG TRAVELERS. When tbe dry season approachea H Among tl^e passengers on tftard the burrows In tbe mod at the bottom of steamer Uhynlcnd recently wertf two Its residence to the depth of two or little children, a boy and a girl, who three feet, goes to s'.rep and awaits the were traveling alone to different points In Ohio, says the Philadelphia Inquirer. The boy was George Gough, nine years The. Soar family, of Ambaston. Der­ old, a bright, sturdy; little fellow, who, owing to rhe serious illness of his byshire. England, have, a curious heir­ mot her had been sent from Harrington, loom in the shape of a loaf of bread that England, to be cared for by his “Uncle Is now ovey 600 years old. Tbe founders Jack” at Hammondville, Jefferson coun­ of Die family. It appears, were great ty, 0., until the mother again leaves the friends of King John. When that mon­ hospital. The boy was well clothed arch died be mode several land grants and very sedate. He was the proud pos­ to the Soars. One pf these tracts. It ap­ pears. had always been conveyed with a sessor of $2.50 is pocket money and ap­ like* I If tl»ere any t king u fisherman loaf of bread along with tbs “writings, peared to feel rich. The girl, in marked contrast to the and the deed and the loaf are botlrtept boy, was ns Rilfl as she is pretty, a to this day ns ranted relics. curly, fair-haired eight-year-oM, Mabel Acting W«. Too Be.L Blaney, of Walsell, England, who was During»n>e prirain theatrical. at tbe going to join her mother at 272 West Saxon court recently. Crown I’rincea. Sixth street, Cincinnati. Both children Frederick took the port ot a maid aerrhad become great friends while crossing nnL The extreme realistic way in and were familiar with almost all the which she portrayed a vulgar young passengers. Tbe boy took his place by woman moistening aud polishing a Chief inspector Hughes’ desk, nnd as leather shoe brought bera reproof from the immigrants filed in front he would the king himself, who sold: *We are correctly give the name of almost every among ourselves. It ia true; but even one. Each and everyone of the passen­ then a royal princess ought not to play gers had a kindly farewell for tbe little to exactly the manners of a maid.'' lad. Berlin's Fire Brigade. On the pier the children feasted on such delicacies as were to be purchased • Before a fire brigade in Berlin start* nt the lunch counter and drank copious for a fire t^e members are drawn up in draughts of sdda water with evident line, and in military fashion salute their relish. They rushed hither and thither, captain; then off they run, haring.loatl the girl always in the lead, and varied more than a minute by this foolery. their delight by occasional quarrels. High School xotes. As soon as the majority of passengers AU report a good lime at the lake Frlhad left the pier the two children wpre provided with railroad tickets, pro­ * ’"After an Illness of several days. Willfam visions for the journey, and, after be­ Stebbins h able tu be with us again. ing duly tagged with the full directions Bev. Carnahan'raped n few minute* as to destination, they were turned over Wudre?«lay morning. • to the milroad company’s representa­ Grace Barker supplied for Miss Mattive. their friends being duly notified by the as Thursday, and Etta Trumper filled telegraph ofit heir coming. the vacancy Friday. On account of the Inclement weather, only a few attended the concert T; u.«dayl THE INTERESTING BEETLE. night All who were present were wel On® Kind Carries t» Cannon Loaded-with pleased wl-b the program. n Fluid—The DytiHCu*. Owing to a scarcity of pupils in tin Of all the insects the beetles are the fligh School Friday afternoon, on account most interesting. There is one that car­ ot the picnic, lhe School Board kindly gave ries a cannon, which a naval man would tbe.leachers a half holiday. . Shirley Smith of the class ot T»0 visited call a stern chaser, and >s loaded with a fluid. When pursued the beetle fires classes Friday forenoon. A little girl In one of the lower grade*, it, and tbe other insect, usually a car­ nivorous beetle, is blinded by the dis­ w hen asked how she drew a maple leal from nn-iuoQ'. replied. ‘*1 just tblnke*. charge of fine, acid spray. Hence its how it looked, and then 1 drew around th* name of bombardier. The latest thing think.* that has been learned about beetles is Other visitors are. Rev. Grigsby. Kuj that Dytiscus marginalis cute its way Smith. Glenn Clark. Sable Kelley, and through the shells of snails and riiol- Miss Gates. Insks and eats the inhabitants. Mrs. Sturgl* and Electa Furniss. <»t W. I>. Tegetmeier writes to the Lon­ Nashville. Uslted the 7th grade Monday , ; don Field .and Tells about the curiosity atteruoon. of naturalists at finding shells mani­ SIXTH GBAPE festly gnawed by some insect or other, The favorite dower of the sixth grade ir and the final discovery of Dytiscus mar­ the rose, so it! w decided by vote lui ginalia at work on the shell.- Then he week lhe ruse receiving seventeen voter tells some things about the Dytiscus and the pansy fourteen. Our ever welcome visitor Rev. Grigsby, family. Says he: “Iknow of no more interesting animal called this week and gave us a talk on the “ .Seven Di'i bf London.” in an aquarium than a Dytiscus, who Those absent are Burdette Sutton, soon acquires the habit of following the Bertha Wheman an Mark Azeltine. fingers for food, and amuses himself at Saturday was **Decoration Daj” we night, if the aquarium is open, by fly­ honored the brave soldiers by singing ing round and round the room, and oc­ patriotic *ongi. Friday morning. casionally misses the way, arid being UMtCiug* Blarkvi*. nubble to return is found on the floor Butter. 8 to ID in tbe morning. There is one draw­ Cum per l»u. 30 Egjn per doz. 8 to 10 back to the habits of this creature. He Hide* per ib..n. . is a bloodthirsty tyrantof the aquarium, Lard per lb.. 7. Potatoes per nu.. W. requiring the whole place to himself, Kveper bu.. :o. ■ for if kept with tadpoles, frogs, fish, or Tallow per lb . • • ■ Oats per bu.. It. any other animals be. quickly destroys Wheat, red p er bu.. 57 them, even if many score times his own • Wheat, white per hu. *17. Hay per tun. S to tu . Pork dressed.-5Z0 What hawks are to the other birds, Beans. 45 to w. cats are to other mammals, sharks are i Chlekea dressed. 0 Beef dressed. 4 oo to s Do * • to other fish, the Dytiscus is to other in* Peet lire. j.75. sects. Mutton, dressed. 5. Cloverseed. 4 (B to s.00 Wool, unwashed. 6 to 10 BIRDS SHOW AFFECTION. Wool, washed, io :o it largest and Strong®*: of-the Flock Help the Little One®. Numerous incidents have been recited showing how the larger aud stronger animals have assisted and protected smaller and weaker ones, says the New York World. Among the birds, however, there is a practice which is just as interesting as any of the acts of consideration per­ formed by animals. A striking instance of that is shown on the continent of Europe. for smaller birds to attempt to fly ncYoss the broad Mediterranean would, because of the inadaptability of their wings and powers of endurance, be im­ possible. To reach a warmer climate through Asia Minor, Syria and Pales­ tine would be quite aa certain to result in their death. Through the kindliness of the crane, however, the small birds are enabled to reach the warmer climate with little effort. When the crane is about to migrate it flie« in wide circles clooe to the ground, uttering a loud and peculiar cry, as of alarm, and can be heard at a great distance. The small birds recognize it as a call for them, and they immediately fly to the crane and take up a position on the crane's back. When he has al! the passengers he can carry comfort­ ably the crane starts on his long jour­ ney. Arrived in the warm south lands, the small birds fly from the back of their friend and are safe for the winter. 1 during rip tleket. ■» turn .t rale of »!».<* ■« pnwntatlmy of rertine.lv. .Irnetl W Mr». -'oH. ®- P»rUh ^rrespmtdlnk beey. LimUed to retttro un­ it! Jurte IM*. ■ Pruiocralle S.U...I I iroTjotlra, Ckle.,. ’ in.. July T»«- >6. For the above uccarion the Mlffbifan Central will “«• Ja’y and 0Ul tickets to Chh w»'mid return at one first el«M liinlied fair f«»r the roanri trip. Good to return until July IS thA POINT naw. Mich June Oth lull th For lhe »hove «wlon the Miehlmu worth nntlnu i. the ':r..vni«r. u( dentntl win on J«e Si* to Wb -ell tleket. nnIqnwr- M HullnOto «mimw .nd retnm at one __ b .'J’P’T doignt Anl rlau lliitltol fore lor round trip. | Mo,‘P«,E ''are sur|.i|., ,i Mine the alorl-. Tl«.-'. t? tlekrt- rood lo return until June 13ll> " ' U>1«. wlnth Is anlstltailr r.pn-w.,2 inclusive. Inter Collectet* Aw><*rii*tt«>n,Albion, With. June 4th to fltlt. Fur the above occasion the Miehigan Central will on June 4tb. 5th and OIL tell ticket* Hawing* to Albion and retain at one ftrnt cla.«» limited fare for tbe round trip. Tickets good to return until June jdi iuchtslve. Ct-ntFMl Jtexrd North Ameriran 8a«*ng»rboncl. I’llt burg. Pa.. June 8th to Ittli. Fur Hie above the Miebtam Central * ill m June Olli. 7th and Sib H-ll tickets Hastings to PHt-burg. Pa. ard return at one tirat claw limited fare fur round trip. IJraihd to return up io and itreludlug JntW’lfith. ‘ ■ and expUhird In tkelwiut, drcorau..n. < liriatlau Eudenvor Meeting Wiuihinstou ■ D. C. Joly 7 lo 13, 'DO. Sijpi nf THE ELEPHANT. call and see * DRIXK The extravagance has been s-quH-zed out Wild Cherry Phln Smith at the Rtcktt. PHOSPHATE, and The stub end of ail our ihuuyhts are to . Hire’s Root Beer see how we can gel our ipgney bark, out of ; millinery at the prices we are selling. Phln Smith at the Racket. *A feast for "the early bird” wh.»a they j come to u? for drew goods. The quality j Is the best and prices the lowest, Smith at the BickvL Phln I . | F. SEI I. THEM. Turn pn the Xrays of f-ouul judgment aud see where it can penetrate to save you money and then come and see our shoes for. ladies, misses and children. The Also choice 'enu».- ZhAim* Uf* Lu:K-!ti ; ? pmu'l Hi-kr Bean* la Tv» :.’o S'.u-Sau.e ufd Pkklr? vl off fractions as compared prices are mere with our competitors as <mr goods were a; 1 and Fak«*4 T<*Vw kltt*. bought for flOc on the dollar and are all A No. 1, warranted ant damigvd. Phln Smith at the Racket. £ou can find Just what you want nt . price* tbs: will inikt* your heart light with Harris & VVan Arman. joy and mike you stagger under the heavy load of tin ware that you can small sum of money when you buy for a visit ns. Ph d Smith at the Racket If your time Is worth 5>’i week to you, Rfly you can’t afford to »a,te it miking sirt waists aud besides they will uOt fit .near so well as ours, Phln S:uith at t ;e Racket. Jast got an agent's Suinpk in Udies ox­ fords or walk ng shoes fur warm weajbtr to close out; they are nice anl cheap, at 50c per pair up. will ko ! Eyes Properly Phln Smith at the Raeki-t, Fitted With Glasse 45b to S3c whL*h Includes the high bust j summer cor*et Phln Smiili at the Rack- National Conference of Correction* aud C'hMrltleK.Gd Rapid* June 4 to 10, ‘(>G, For the above tbe Michigan Central w ill 1on June 3rd to tub sell to those |>resemlug 1certificates blgimi by L. C. Slorrk Sec'y. 'thbet to Grand Rapids and return for one and one half rents per mile In each direc­ ! !tion. practically one fare for round trip. Ilckets limited lo return until June 11. 2! and llwJ f|wU llf)r FOR HOT V.EATilEH 5ut!onnl Educational A**ociutlou Buffalo We want all of your fresh era at tbe X. Y. July 7 to 11. 'DO. Fur the above the Michigan Central will highest market price, but no second hand aell tiekeia lla^tingM tu Buffalo and return eggs wanted. Pain Smith at the lUcket. at rat.- uf one first class limited fare (or he lound trip wllh two dollars added tor Membership Fee. Tickets good to return up to and including July 12. An exten­ tion uf time can be had at Buffalo by anI l>Jng to proper parties. For Ibe Central B । The, elalma to tho wall so handanmei, lh„ I, forced to pat ap the,,. n(<|ill| For Un- «lxiv. urrulon the Itleblnn Thia month wlH clean up the millinery ! Central will on July ,-S-B and Tlh .ell llekau llutlu,» to W»hlnxtou aud re­ trade for the summer and we must cluse 1 torn al one first r>la-« lltnjted fare for lhe round Irlp. Tlrt-la will he limited lo out so as not to carry over and tu timke cuirliliuous raro.ee in each direction at d room (or full stocks so if there i» any-' pod to return until July istb. Au e«rentlon of Huie al Washington ran lx> had thiux in Ibe line you Want yuu can buy .t by l.avinc ticket, with Joint Atrt. at WaMdnalon. For particulars Inquire at aa cheap as we did ur cheaper. Phln thb office. Smith at the Racket. Alter Bepobllcaa Club .«peel*l. Xatiaaal Mepnbllcan Ceurention, St. Lorn*, n». On Monday June 15th thelHehfnn Cen­ tral will run a special train composrd of Wagner Sleepers and llllnr.i* Cum. RecIluUif Chair cars, beats In tJ We only a.k signa lx- studied. That Racket of all prices on milliner?: “ ,> tern,, w-htch show bow no. t‘- ..u artui. ran acrompll.h in WJV '", We just got a new Hue of corsets fnm MICHIGAN CENTRAL EXCURSIONS Where the Timber Goes. One of perhaps many little considered Chair cars free. Tbe sleeping car rate for ways in which the forests of the coun­ dooble Iwrth from Derail io st LonU win try are being eaten up is in supplying br MM ■ rau (rf oar fare lor the round DclioU timber for railway timber work. There WP "HI b. atWf'd. Train are 2,000 miles of trestle structure in alSp. m. halamazoo at fi.47 n, m.: tor the United States, according to an esti­ ®le«pln« car reservations please call *< M Idi. CrnL ticket office early as pti&alble. mate by the Forestry Division. Thia trestle work has to be replaced entirely every nine years, on an average, and every year timber amounting to 260,­ For the above occasion tbe Miehtam 000.000 feetj- board measure, is used for Central will <>u July fl to 10th. Induce this purpose. Nearly all the timber is sell Uckets to Hay Vfew aiMl return at rale cut from the largest and finest trees. of use first claw limited fare for the round !p. Limited 10 return until Aug. nth “By the hoi breviatfou of For tbe .ttrae oera.km the Mlcblpn C .ntral will • n J»« !•»■*»<* »» No Chare For Testing. F. R. PflNGOflST, j.iT’Notliv thrtUlh v* port In my south wind;/* • aeMsssssssssssssssssss IE IB SPED cm w n YOUR EYES Br. W. J. Moorley Lee. the DiaUli‘ guished Japsresephtoatand Lunf Surgeon, Esr’and Eye Expert. Pain, Smart or Water, the print blur or the eyes tire when reading, it is their pleading for help: DR. HELEN LEE. SPECTACLES. Tbe <K>1«1 »i«Ulbr who bu such wonderful success iu vi.|t ’^,n ’ , It can be perfectly corrected New York and tbb Male. HASTINGS ON WEDNESDAY, F. J. PRATT. ■’ . JUNE 3RD, FOR ONE ' DAY ONLY. AUlnnllda who ^1'? •pnolMlM. ton day will'« " „ three moulb. frw. Thrlr !■«« » d f> to Uw Unreal bo-HtoU «-• n’ rbnwir tkM> to aurcw.toll.1' ‘n»‘" " M,. (■ro. Invalid. »beu:d uolf,u 10 � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-06-11.pdf fdb1c098a3bef61f39029af613cc0847 PDF Text Text ^LARGEST circu-.. > paper in county VOL. XLI. Banner. Hastings i lation of ANY... NO. 6 | TISING MEDIUM IN l BARRY COUNTY. ... L...... ............. .L. HASTINGS, MICH, JUNE 11. 1896. Hastings Banner. Published Thursdava bv hoFF “ COOK • BROS.. •» OFF Humbug About This, Commencing Friday, June 5 and continuing upto and in­ cluding Saturday. Juno IS. I will sell any or all Children's Clothing (age 14 to 15) and \ on tbs' (age 14 to 19) at | less than our regular marked prices. This will give you some of the best bargains ever seen in Hastings. E I THE BEST ADVER-. ' ■MUiiiduulUUiUlUiUiUUUUiUUUUiUUUUlUiiUUUliSZ ----- AT------ _ HASTINGS, MICH correspondence - Na»hvlii«. W: W. Potter, of Hastings, was in our village Monday on legal business. Miss Effa Simpson returned from her visit to Ann Arbur and Albion Tuhday. Mr. and Mre. 8. E. Cook, of Charlotte, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Len W. Felghner over Sunday. Dr. and Mre. Higby. of Potterville, were in the village last Friday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Brooks. Mrs. Henry Bowen, erne of thfi-oldest residents of Nashville, died at Tier home •n State St. Tuue^aj' night Deceased wag the mother of C. L. Bowen supervisor of Maple Grove township, and had lived hitthe village for the past ten years. Jlaliy Day sown a great success last Friday heady all of the Schools in the vic­ inity coining In to help in the celebration. Ln the parade between 700 and 800 school j dil Id ten were counted. In the afternoon nearly 2000 people passed through the school building examining the school work: A law suit, between Wesley Norris, of Maple Grove.*and Angus McDonald, of Baltimore, over the possession of a saw mill “dog” was tried before Justice Mills Monday afternoon, W. 8. Powers appear­ ing for Norris and W. W. Potter fur Mc­ Donald. The jury returned a verdict in favor of Norris. D. W. H. Young has been at Mt. Clem­ ens during the past week attending the meeting of the State Medical Association. The comtmnctment exercises of our High School will be held in the house next Thursday and Friday ulxhis June IS and 19. Prof. F. A. Barbour oJ the State Normal school will deliver the commencement a^ddress. The Ferrv—Trumau Wedding occurred at the home at ibe tyride's parents Mr. and Mrs, G. A. Trumau last Wednesday vvtniug in the presence of, a large number of invited Ewsta. The happy couple left on the S 58 train far a short wedding trip to Grand Rapids and Detroit returning Satur­ day. They left fat their fnture home In Park City, Utah Tuesday accompanied by tlx* heat wishes of a host of triends In Nashville- Prairieville, .. T!ie M‘ S mcets wUh MreHerbert Doolittle on Wednesday. John Brandstetter was at Cleveland on business during the past week. Mrs. Mary Bugbee went to* Alma June 4th to visit her daughter Mr?. Rush and family. Wheeler of ruinwell. !>u been the guest of her brother Rev. C. 8. Wheeler. Dr. McLeay spent the past week at Mt. Clemens attending the meeting of the Mate Medical Association. wG50, we,,t t0 Michigan City. Wetinesday in the employ of the W1U rams Windmill Co., of Kalamazoo, after a vacation with his family. Glen Blackman has gone north for his health. His brother Clare has closed his school in the Blake district and will at­ tend school at Big Rapids. School closed Friday, Commencement exercises being given la the evening at the M. E. church. The good attention paid by the large audience spoke praise for the graduates who rendered most of the entertainment. They were thirteen in number and all but two participated In the exercises. Programs were distributed through the congregation: the chilrch was beautifully decorated with Hags and flowers and the class motto “Rowing Not Drifting,” was bung above the front of the plntfoim In evergreens. Clare Brown gave the sa’utatory In a distinct voice and his usual easy manner: Evil fitorr and Cora Armstrong gave fcpilatioufi,Winifred Temple described the wonders of America; Dora Gibbs did her part well as class his­ torian; Lome Blackman described the life of Benjamin Franklin: Verne Brown re­ cited a class poem: class prophecy we> given by Lizzie Mullen and Benjipvtn Woodland. Temple dialogue; Laura DrummoM had Alli Miller's broken leg is doing nicely. an Msay “The Woman of the d&th LV». Mrs. S. Miller was ou the sick list la*turjthe valedMoi Uj KK»*e ' , GfiUetU Gnilrtlr * JS old ar — auil• ■J wfvk would have done honor to udc r '-— of more experience. The class was highly favored by the presence of the State In­ structor Prof. Pattengill. who at the close gtxe them an Inspiring and Interesting talk niter which he presented diplomas. The class presented their worthy and efficient teacher Howard Brooks with a beautiful plush alQntn. We du not wish A FEW OF THE REASONS WHT OUR MACHINE CAN MAKE to occupy more space In order to describe THE BEST FENCE ON EARTH: the picnic which followed on Saturday al •'.< .< ’Jir !;wjr. st or a* :»niall win- av noy machine made. Will weave taster. Can Gull lake, but cnicken pie Interspersed . • i • • mesli.. ; *The only practical machine tor fanners to build their fence with. with lots of fun and a treat from Prof.Paty.tii alter • to «>wu one. . tenglll in a description of his recent trip to FARM RIGHT AND MACHINE COMPLETE. ONLY S3.O0. Mexico made the day ah enjoyable as well as profitable one. and so closed two ruep txt’hulled to any one (Style of fenee. but can build any kind you want. We also ressful years of school by Howard Brooks HTfuLanj our automatic spring which ib the Ute of a wire fence, and put* a teuMrti ss u understand ne is going to other as “ we r.'i> । each wire, which gives and takes with.bot and cold weather. fields of laboi. V>: - Slay Weaving Device, Also the Sell Adjustable Wire Tightener and and Automatic Surinas. PATTON & DEERING, Prairieville, Mich. (OWNERS OF RIGHT, BARKY CO) $80 Bicycle for only $1 To INTRODUCE MY NEW will give a ticket with every pur­ chase of either-shoes or jewelry, at my store, and the holder of the lucky number can buy an $80 Bicycle for $1.00 on the afternoon of the third day of the County Fair, this year. A choice will be given of either a Ladies or Gent’s wheel. A ticket will be given for every purchase large or small. I At A. R. McOMBER’S *<_SHOE STORE Successor to F. G. STOWELL. The school house windmill is underx^' ii« repairs. Mrs. F. AL Weber Is slightly Improving but is s'.ill very sick. Prof. J. M. Nelson’s arm is doing very nicely but Is still very painful. The case of the people vs Daniel Benn_*t has been postponed until June 12th. The welcome rains of late have Im­ proved the Jooks*uf wheat and grass. Perry Flora, late of Ohio, is once wire In the barber shop with Frank Asplnall. The special board of assessors of our village made out a special assessment roll ' last week. . The case of Hattie Hall vs 8. C. Doud , will be tried in Justice Hlldlngers* court ' on the 1311] Inst. >-Asplnall wilt soon go to Grand Rap­ . Cre««ry. ids with his wife for the purpose of hav­ ' Eduah Depew has purchased a wheel. 4 ing a tumor removed, Mrs. Asplnall suf­ John Clark, our popular Section man, fering from one. A large crowd assepjbled in our village spent Sunday at home in Hastings. Kay Gilbert, went to Leonidas on his last Saturday afternoon and amused tbemseflves In various wavs such as barrel and wheel Saturday last expecting to return on ladder laces, foot races, horse races etc. Monday. Cut worms have been getting Ln plenty No preaching at this |plane Sunday on accent Ihp nine?? ojMhe pastor Rev, °C F?rK 111 4nnfcu$ and cornfields this spring. Many have been compelled to Rltehmyei*. . ’Si drag over .their cornfields. and replan’ Mr. und Mis. Ljrnaii, of KalathaZud, • 1 % were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clias. them. ReV. Jar Vis' little boy ecured a revolv­ Barber Sunday. Mrs. Cornelia Barber was called to er on Sunday during the absence of Mr. Spring Brook Sunday by the serious illness Jarvis and proceded to exhibit his skill. We think that for n boy only seven jears of a grandchild. On Thursday evening Rev. Ella Howard oM he did well for he only fired one shot gave us a talk on missions instead of the aad was successful In lodging tl:e ball in his leg. No bones were fractured aud the regular prayer meeting. John Rickenmore says he picked eleven boy Is doing well at present bushels of strawberrles*on Monday. He also has a fine showing fora large crop of raspberries. The West Ciesscy school closes (or the summer on Tuesday, Miss Lou Binns, teacher. A fine program has btjen pre­ pared fhr the occasion; A great rain fell on Cressey Sut.day, al­ most a deluge. The wind accompanying it did considerable damage to fences and broke doWn r number of large trees. On Tuesday last Mr. Philip Barber ac­ cording to arrangement, persuaded his wife to go to Kalamazoo. When she re­ turned home at 3 o’clock she found the house filled with friends and relatives as­ sembled to celebrate her birthday. A fine dinner awaited her and the table was laid with a nice set of dishes the gift of Mr. Barber. Mrs. Lulu Andrus, of Grand Rapids, and Rev. Ellr Howard.of Flowersfield, were among the guests present from Coals Grove. 1 hear onr school closes this week Fri­ day. Mrs. Eggleston, of your village, spent Sunday with friends in the grove. Henry Marks and family, of Rutland, visited with John Marks on Sunday.brlnging a basket of line strawberries with them. The concert last Friday evening was fairly well.attended. As there was a door f«e many took it In by hanging to the windows. A. C. Walt has gone to South Bend, Ind., to assist In taking care of his wife's mother who has been In helpless condition fur some nionths. ■ The Lkdies Mile Society gives a picnic dinner the 171k lusL on the church yard lawn. Ice cream to follow dinner. A cordial Invitation to all. Last Saturday the Coats Grove nine abroad. ____________ ______ crossed bals with the Hasting High School nine. The Grove team needed eight more Hickory Corner*. Fine showers are refreshing the thtsty points to win the game. Eld. J. U. Dowling, of Bloomingdale, Miss Jennie Swanson Is visiting rela­ will preach Saturday evening and Sunday morning aud assist in the evening in tives and friends at Johnstown. The Baptist Sunday School of this place Childrens Day exercises. J. W. Wolf and Mr. Dick, of Venuontobserved Childrens Day with appropriate vllle, are making a business trip to Port­ exercises Sunday ... . .. The schools of Prairieville and this land this week In the interest of their place picniced at Gull Lake last S»Jurday. fence and will attend the Band convention SnpL Pattenglll was present and favored on Friday._______________ ___ the occasion with an ■address. Carlton. Miss Lou Binns will complete this week Com Is booming. her spring term of school at East Cre®*®y Martie Covert Is the proud owner of a she having taught there the entire school new “bike.” Glen Henry i» sick with typhoid fever 1T«urprl« w«» but Is Improving. of the M. P. church of Ibis place bj the Frequent showers keeps vegetation In people of the village on Saturday evening. fine growing condition. Although the rain kept a good many -away Master Paul Smith, of Hastings, visited thprr was a goodly number present at the Mlles Andrus and Martie Covert Saturday *Dd b*‘1 and Sunday. ’ S^™,red by the l.dle» for lheir re­ Mri A. Senter and daughter Mrs. Clarinda Fuller, of Clarksville, are vbitlug at Mrs. Will Nash-’s. The Carlton Center school will hold > people of this their promotion exercises Tue sda evening June SBlh at the U. E. church. place.______________ _ ___ Mike Vester and wife and C. 0. Flem­ DowlingSchool closes U<U week Frld.y .Bill f«U ing ai.d wife spent Saturday and Sunday in Battle Creek with Fred Fleming and wife. Minnie Vester did not return from Battle ‘'■'.“■•Orrasbee end Mrs. Brim Inlend to visit War. HerrlrwrtH •< Kslsouxoo.thl, Creek with her husband but will spend a few weeks with ber brother, F. B. Flem­ * P^Websler I, boildlriT a barn also C. ing. . »Rev. 3v<ven, of Jtelfliug, occupied tne build an addlllou to hl. M E. pulpit Sunday evening. A fair -evere rain storm passed ibroufh sized congregation out allbough the even­ *>» ,-u “d ing wm rainy. Mrs. Mary Everts, of Grand Rapids, “’JTta'h.tmded at prwenl wrlllnit that was united In marriage to Mr.8. STrevetr. ofTrawe City, May 26lh. They will make GtmkI Rapids their future hum--. p'riX I to visiting ber. parents Heory Croekford. Mr. «1 S o'clock. , ^^M'a^-f • WHOLE NO. 2139 Fine growing weather, . Sheep ehearing Is the order of the day. Our school clones Friday with recita­ tions. The late rains have improved the looks of everything in general.' . Ladles Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Roberta'Thursday 11th. Mr. Nash Is disposing of his property with a view to locating in Maine, so we are told. The Ice cream social at Mr. Mitchell's failed to draw the crowed house it usually does on account of the threatening storm. With the present price of rye at 28c, “oh” what will the harvest be. What an unlimited heap of good this free trade system is doing for the farmer. ------ -----------------------Tell the Banner editor-------that— his --------Mexlcan letters are Very much appreciated Jn this part of the county. Hope he will continue them for sometime to come as we think them very Interesting. Caatleton. Frank Jacobs is home from Indiana. Mr. Wra. Stillwell is quite poorly at this writing. Mrs. Clara Price la visiting her daughter at Grand Rapids. Mrs. Henry Lehman has been entertain­ ing her parents from Ohio. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thomas Sat­ urday June 6th. a daughter. The neighborhood annual picnic will oc­ cur at Tbornapph* lake Wednesday. Rev. G. A. Olmstead and wife, of Plain­ well, are visiting Asa Noyes and wife. Misses Minnie and Dora Wilkinson are home from Charlotte on a short vacation. J. A. French and A. Kellogg, of Ver­ montville, were guests of Asa Noyes Sun­ day. W. I. Marblp and family will start Fri­ day on an extended visit to his sister at St. Loul*^ Missouri. SCHOOL COLUMN. C.riductcl by Flora J Beadle. Co.Comm’ar. I lake the occasion to answer thro*” the school column, many te-Muiries which have lately comec**' tc--* . w me office concerning ,-vuerw MAttjluattM!, Fltek School Iaw must be Written ii6-‘ on by all candidates, and an average of 70 «>ex cent, nj ill the most Of the cither branched. AMH In ibis subject. Copies of the Odicrel School Laws of Michigan may be had Irbiti the Depart­ ment of Public Instruction, Latrslng. Every teacher should have a copy Of the school laws and become conversant with the same. At the coming June examination only certificates of the second and third grades may be granted. We publish below the order of the examination, so that those who are to complete one or two subjects' only! may kuow the time fur said examina­ tion?. Thursday forenoon, arithmetic, gram­ mar, peumanship, general history; Thurs­ day afternoon, civil government, orthogra­ phy/ algebra, mental arithmetic; Friday forepoon. U. S. history, geography, theory aud prt, physics; Friday afternoon, physiulogy. reading, school laws, botany. The abovM order of examination will be strictly followed. At the name time of the teacher's examination will also be conduct­ ed the examination of candidates for ad­ mission to the Agricultural College. THE NAJ5RV1LLE RALLY. ‘ It was the pleasure and privilege of the Conjmlsrivutr t? witness the raliy day exeiciresoflbc MiaLvllle schootJ. Several district schools Wefe represented and formed a part of the pa fa (It* at 10130 a. m. Rev. Washington Gardner delivered an address. -Does It pay to Educate” before an attentive audience. The school house was thrown open In the afternoon, and ex­ ercises <»f some kind were conducted in each of the departments. The work ou exhibition was fine, and nicely arranged, and reflected much credit upon Itolh teachers aud pupils. The day vtftsla successful and enjoyable one. High Reboot note*. Rev. Grigsby conducted devotional exerclim Thursday morning and visited some of thr classes. Nellie Mead has left school. ■ Carrie Yutz was absent Thursday on account of sickness. Isa Newton, a former student, visited, classes Friday. We are glad to have the following names upon our visitor's list: Mrs. David Good­ war, Mrs. Brice, Mrs. Mixer, Mrs. Evarts Miss Johnson and Mrs. Campbell. Dr. B. A. Hlndsdale, Prof, of the Science and the Art of Teaching In the Universi­ ty of Michigan gave our High School a thorough examination last Thursday. The report will probably be given this week. SEVENTH GRAPE Mrs. Zagelmelr, Miss Johnson, Mrs. Brice. Mrs. Mixer. Mrs. Evarts, Mrs. CmnpbelL and Mrs. Wightman have vis­ ited us during the week. We had a review In gramtnar and Reography Thursday. . 8IXTB <iflADE# Burdette Sutton was absent this week. Vhltora, where are you? Gladls Scldmure has stood below 100 only «»nce this term and then she was V9. Mabie Spalding has improved the most In vertical writing. Our teacher gave ns five minutes for re­ cess last week and we enjoy It when it is OCR CADET MR. JAMES L- ACKERSON. OF MID* DLEVILLE, WHO WILL REPRE­ SENT THE FOURTH CON­ GRESSIONAL DISTRICT AT THE UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY AT ANNAPOLIS, MD. -ffft Mr. James Lee Ackerson, the young man ,, S’ - > E represented by the ac­ company Ing cut.is the one who carried off the honors at the re­ cent examination to ' i b ■ fill the vacancy In the ■ 4L!: C.>:,i;rv3sinnal DisIrtdt as N«ival C»det at . Annapolis. M’d. James lusty voice first broke the,stillness of the air at Lowell. Mich., Aug. Sth, 1881. be will therefore be fifteen only a few weeks before he enters the Academy in Septem ber. • In 1885 his parents moved to Middlevtlle where they have since resided, bia father being engaged in the harness bust- 5 ners. James entered school there in the T lowest grade when only four years old. 7 By natural abUfty, of which be. has a lib- ’ eral endowment, and by diligent study, J? he has reached the twelfth grade, being J the youngest member of a class of thirteen _j who will graduate from the MiddlevOM High School the 18th «« JunP- ‘V ' H? I* ft Well bdilt young man standing n 3 five feet, ten and one half inches in his fl stocking feet and weighing one hundred ' [* fifty eight pounds. Strong, muscular and ' t‘ s;nubctriral.be h a fine specimen of physi- ( b cal manboou. Jamef has a very Ictlve rniud, and while carrying on his-regular school du- J| Iks. be spent much time outside of school k in the study of electricity, and In the con- ' strnciion and manipulation of electrical j1 apparatus. Unaided bty anyone he construtted an electrical telephone and it is £ I now In successful operation between his ; j* ’ J father’s residence and Jhls place of busi- ( •• ness. He has thus obtained not only a'2 scientific'knowledge of the subject • j of‘I* ’J '’ electricity, but a practical one also. Considering his age it Is surprising what progress he has made, and the training .at* the Naval Academy will no doubt bring out aud develop these buds of promise. »: ! -t J - i *, He is a genial, good natured young rpan, highly esteemed by all who know him. Always obedient to his parents, be will easily adjust himself to the discipline at Anuapolto. This position could not well have (alien into more worthy hands. He wlU make a Cadtft q( whom this pistrtet ' f. i: S may well be pftiiM. ft-1 -t '• ; t f‘ I* I - p I Wc beaftlly corifcrat-1 ulate him. bls parents and fneuds. I • r Barry County can justly feel proud of!J|« the young men she has produced to enter Ji.' t.’.c service of Uncle Sam. aud who haveii’ won lheir bongrs in cots petition with oth- I? "" ers. Lieut A. D. Ntskern, of this city, :» now stationed at Ft. Leaven worth, Kansas, ij is one of the best drill masters and disci- jn plinarians In the United States army, and Itas won almost a national reputation as ?| Captain of Hastings Division U. R. K. of P. which Division he has led to victory ais’’J» three National Encampments in competl-] m tlon with some of the best drilled ctmpan-’ les in the United StatesHis services। ’• have been sought by Military schools Who 1 have appreciated his qualities as a leader. , and if war should ever come Lieut Nto-1 kern witl be heard from. George H. Rock. Mr. Ackerson’s prede­ cessor at the Naval Acadamy at Annapo-i Ils from thia county las made a record ■ ’■ that is a matter of pride not only to him. ,’j. but his frieuds as well. A giant physical-' ly and menially, he graduated at the head HR i of his class, after his four years study. As|h9 a special recognition of his worth he wasn't! -j scut by the government through the UnM versily of Glasgow, Scotlaud, for a special course in -Naval Construction an* Ship* >. V Building, graduating from the foreign University with the highest honors. HesS is now one of the Assistant Naval Coo- J . strnctors in.the United States Navy, and1 ■ stationed at the Columbian Iron Works.ItBaltimore. Md.. overseeing tl»e construe--1 tion of some of Uncle Sam’s big boats. The government needs the rtrenglh^ and best talent of protfresalve.active youngAmericans In Its service. Mr. Ackerson’ S possesses every quality of strength and J mind to continue the splendid record Bar-; £ j ry County boys have made In the govern-;1- ' ment’s emnloy. and we are confident willi’ make a mark for himself at Annapolis. The next regular teacher’s examination will be held in Hasting* (in court room) The fact that Mancelona has decided t< June I Sth and l»lh. At the Mine time will be conducted the examination of can­ assess bicycles as personal property and tc didates for admission to the Agricultural use the money thus received in improving the roads, has been pretty generally dis College. Flora J. Bkadi.k, Commissioner. cussed by the newspapers of the state with the result that wheelmen In a : soon of towns in southern Michigan are asklni Baal Tnmafen. their city and village councils to do like wire. All bleyele riders want good road Wallace W. Wgtscn to Alooao E. Southwick, and no true whecmen will oppose i Da. »ee 9. Mldclrvilie. Slton. .ineephiBC Diehl to henry Cahoon. iSa. sec 17, measure to improve the public Diorough Oltv. MD. fares simply because Ibtouches bis packet pcvidK. Cook to Robert Dawson, tot. City. book. The fact of the matter la, if th •IMO a. P. Cook Co Limited to Theodore L. and public, generally, was half as eotbuilasU PerdllaPackard, parcel, sec 10. kweyrta, ty.o. on We food roods project as are the n Th». H. Metewwi to Jobn W. McLeod, to*, sec men It would be but a few years, at i when we would be able to point with see 33. Pndrievllte. »M. which ar® �Hastings Banner. Thursday, June 11. 1896. COOK EROS. Proprietor*. A T.:V- JIAN. Whttcorrb** Geftlc» rld.n* into a Taatng or urauij. James Wblteemb v.u» a prominent w***^ , citizen of Indiana tn her early days, evnd he was not only a politician, but one of she best amateur musicians in the country. He composed several pieces for the violin, which was his chosen instrument, and many ore the stories JoId of him and his fiddle. At one time, sayslhe Pittsburgh Dis­ patch, he was traveling from Indianapo­ lis to eastern Indiana, and stopped for the night at a house on a lonely road, lie entered the cabin with his companfion, and there they found a lame young anau called Amos, sitting by the fire scraping at an old violin with most dis­ astrous results. ■ lie laid the violin on the bed and started away to the stable with the horses. Mr. Whitcomb at once took up the violin, tuned it, and when Amos re­ turned was playing light and beauti­ ful airs. Amos was entranced. He sat down, and, mouth wide open in wonder, watched the musician. Then Mr. Whit­ comb struck up "Hail Columbia;” and the youth could bear it no longer. He sprang to his feet. ' "If 1 had $50,” cried he, "I’d give it WMM Klxht B® Dob® wixb Wh.« Kot Uarz.lo,. B«r*ten | : w B.fwUU. Fr°'- <>■ F- CookU who hra ^nl the winter in Liberia, Africa, studying the plant and animal »»« »< ^.l region, te. returned to hut He ray., according to the HepubHe. advantages of Africa as place of residence, even for the white I। m of vulgar crime in mo*i of its details. & I 'uil'ut crunv m niH’t w n» ucaosw — cr . "• . He bed been rangla pairing «« l>ul -ynperfwitl.v urcaxiug Into >b«> a *>■». ------ - — ~ --—’^-7* undcrateod. >’ _ ■ . T II..—I— >. ..A t-eHnol*n4 Iiouse and he was nowv sentenced to 12 , Liberia is .naturally no more unheal th-* particular- ' ful than other tropieal countries, in months* hard labor. It was , uu of­ which civilization has taken root, sui-h ]y well deserved, us he was .<>« an old and. as in fender. But the police were (.»..» able to ~ a* India and South America, . r.liow tbat since bis last reJeuse from these eases, the health fulness increases geol he had been grting s living by re ’ as the foresu forests are cleared away and bet bet-­ porting inquests for newspapers. No ter condition^ of life rendered possible one eon east the lira! atobc nt an honor- I through Improvements in tranaportauble profession on that account, for , Hon. Mr. Cook hat sp-nt tcvcral seawas not Mr. Pence a gentleman witba “»s >» Africa in pursuing his investlglg of his own and a distinguished ma- gallon in the Interest of the American sieal amateur? The more Interestli*:' “nd the New York State Colonization ouesllon is whether the prisoner was societies, with a view- to ascertaining well advised In bis choice ot , depart- the possibility of resuming, under new rrent of press work. Inquests taust be pl“n». ‘be colonization of Liberia with demoralizing In their tendenev. as they ’ ttegroea from tbe United Stat s. He familiarize the min«l with crime. Fires, says former morem-.-nts in thaj direc­ have‘ failed on the other hand, ought to be purify- tipu | J through want of proper “ Ing, and a clone attention to the busi­ management rather than on account of any insurmountable difficulties inherness of the police courts, with ite abund­ __________________ ent in the idea of colonization or in tiie | ance of awful exutnples. should make a man’ four square in moral reLs^ce .Hereof the country wberesettlements ------------------ -v_. c..... ' of America negroes were nltempted. to every ill wind that blows. ; That something i. poralble. he says, I. demonstrate bv the tact tliat many EAT APPLES AT NIGHT. J 1 Siionist. who left America is oi-S0ye*ra Statement Which Koveno* the Old Proi ' .go with nothing 4>.ve now coffee ..... ... sra.u erb About the Fruit. The apple i.zuch a common fruit that farm., yielding h.come. greaterthan Bl A well-known citizen who resides In Northwest Waablugl«’ l» • !■*'">« °f a certain bucket shop. toys the «»*hiugton Star. His wife wu. informed of the fact and accused him of It with so much directr.r** ihftl he could not . The question. What shall we do with our burglars In the interval, of tbeir eonvlctiona? ba. been 1U1rtly rat red by a tnanV'ho ■W™™! ree-nliv st the central crim mil . buri. I-ot.dou. Hi. story, says thv Lcudnn Nrv a. *.vas one very few persons are familiar with ita remarkably efficacious medicinal properties, states the Bulletin of Pharmacy. Everybody ought to know that the very best thing they can do is to eat apples just before retiring for the night. Per­ sons uninitiated in the mysteries of the carried it to the fire, where he could see fruit are liable to throw up their hands: more plainly, und’turned it over and in horror at the visions of dyspepsia which such a suggestion may aummon over, examining every part. "Mister,” he sang out, in high excite­ up; but no harm can come even to a ment. "I never in my life see two fid* delicate system by the eating of ripe dies so much alike as yours and miue!” and juicy' apples just before going to t bed. । The apple is excellent brain food, be­ VICISSITUDES OF LIFE. ' cause it has more phosphoric acid in •eqnel to an Experience of (a fitrugpllnc’. . easily digested shape tliuu other fruitk Young Author. I It excites the actidk} of the liver, pro­ 1. •*You remember my telling yon •while ago, when we were talking about , motes sound and healthy sleej), and , thoroughly disinfects the*mouth. This the vicissitudes of life,” said a strng<iing young author, according to the is not all. The apple helps the kidney and prevents calculua New York Sun. “about an experience sccretions growths, while it obviates indigestion ■ t*uit I hod once? ] had a number of 1 Dinnuscripts, you remember,’which I and is one of the best-known preven­ ‘ tives or diseases of the throat. Everydesired to sell and which I sent out to ' tte puHmatiou. I thought tb"cm’bc«; I ** '“mili,,T "“h SUCh | •nited for. One after another they 6ame ' ’ ^e' all for that fiddle! I never heard such music.” Mr. Whitcomb said nothing, but kept on playing. By and by, whea be had ^nished, he laid the violin on the bed. This was the young man’s opportunity, tie sprang up, seized the instrument, THE OF LIBERIA ABVl REFORM WANTED. deny It. . . “You made $200 on bucket* In uonie ; •hpp. didn’t you?” demanded to ( knew. “Certainly, dear. You see the war a Cube creates a greu demand for buck­ cis, ar.il there is a piner where you can giv- your orders end sell them again at a profit.” ; Nothing more v.’uk said, but ib»- wire concluded to to moke make seme money eonclutled . on I buckets and not let her liorivand know it. Id some way she learned tbe location of thebucket sUQp.and going down town told who she was. and .^W: "I wrjot £100 worth of buckets The samf kind my huidjpnd bought.' “ft is a little rhky to-dsy. madam, said tbe proprietor, who did not want to explain the ojH*rntlon« of the place. * "1 don’t care,” the urged. “Here’s the money. 1‘il come after tbe buck­ j । | । Leggy ets to-morrow. . ”,. T xt tiny shv* shr appeared "J aud 'was | . ’ c.:xliuuj uformed Umt the buekeu bmL.t*~ bonpiil ami sold al fWQ advance but । »b-.tthe supplv waxexhamued and rte, , «4« i"‘° 1 j bzztaera unt.l more could be manutac| . “A Bicycle Built for Two.” BUtlsAsfc I their owners can spend, while others ! sadd; "but ain’t it mean. 1 can’t buy ' ha'c achieved indcjaendence in much any more‘buckets?” And the husband i ^eaa time. f . • congratulates himself on bow be sue- j MADE THE ANNOUNCEMENT. ■ ccedvd in getting the bucket shop pro- . President MeC-onh** Novel Method of Cora- prietor to stop bis wife's dealings with- ( oi|t revealing tbeir nature, while she . plrlng with n RrquMt. President McC-osh. of Princeton, is is a spring hat and a dress ahead. the subject of this rftory. says the New- BKLAK5 ALL OCEAN RECORDS. ' York Cail. which is vouched for by old Princeton men: “’fhe venerable doctor Stwunshlp Nt. Paul Make* tbe Trip in Six Day* FIve-and a Half Hour*. was accustomed to lead the morning Quarantine,S. 1., June €.—The Ameri- : exercises in the chapel every day, and cat line steamer St. Paul has succeeded | during the exercises in the chapel gave in 'establishing a new record between , out the notices to the students. The Southampton and New York. She ar-, closing exeivise wu» a fervent prayer rived in port Friday afternoon, piaking i by the doctor. One morning, after he tha run from tbe Need.'es to Sandy had read the notices as usual, a student ( Ho^»k lightship in six days five hours ' ; . , . . , I iiovK iigniKinp in six navs live nours , ramo up wia another noUqe tnat Prof. axiu „nd 32 roinllte ,. T Th , Xp„ york ofthe iniiniie*. ut New York, ui inc . hai-ge r, Ireifeh class would be at nine . KJIJ^C •* * ■ ... I o’clock that' day, instead of 9:30, as I snnie line, has held the record of six rtnvk seven hours and ten minutes since usual. Dr. McCosh said it was too late, gepUu September 14, 18&4. Thss time was; but the student insisted that Prof. ! over the short course of 3,043 Karge would be much disappointed if j kut4Sthe notice was not read. Tbe exercises ove| f.’j The trip of the St. Paul, was . ovei the long course of 3,1?2 knots. Her went on, and the doctor-forgot all about | average speed per hour wns 20.82. I , the notice. Be started to make the final । Killed !!>■ Broth era. prayer. He prayed for the president of ■ hack, until they hud ail come back but ; THE INSPIRED CAMP COOK. Shelbyville, Ind., June 8. — Lee. Edthe United States, the members of the one. That one. in my own judgment, ,-..v.;ra»4 tbc senators -..-i ..^2—I wan! and Theodore Skotski, brothers ' | Tbinr* H® Must Know to Mxka Life 1 ^ubinet, and — repreaentawas much the best of the lot. and 1 had I mid well-known young men. quarreled i PleauQt for His Comrades. j tives, the governor of New Jersey, the • <*------------bwilt strong hopes upon it; and when, I Outing tells about camp cookery, in- mayor and other officials of Princeton,*1 during a drunken spree nod Lee killed ■o to speak, it still didn’t come back. I eluding the cook. The genuine camp * and then came to the professorsand in- ' ^’R brothers., ,7™ *!;“ ” 7*?, lrn cook n artist tab!. «^v. i-i.~« . muaj. : structors in the college. In thfincan- j ’ Utah for Free silver. plug Five cents’ worth of'' "BATTLE AX” will serve two • chewers just about as long as 5 cents’ | worth of other brands will serve one l man. This is because a 5 cent piece S of "BATTLE AX” is almost as high grade brands, phhpaNations for THE brartag from itVu-rote uktn^Tl^°! d““ ra,lkca men u,ou hear ‘■'ar things rtingz entrancing entrancing ;; Ume “me Prof. rroi. Krage tvrage’a notice came cume into into his bls , Salt Salt Lake latke Cityi C ity; June June 8.S.— — Thedemodetnos notice The nod Uv .,„bll»l,«J. 7 Low ' ond th' Painter brings tears to the eyes mind and the assembled students were i ratlc state convention Saturdny named ^eravX' ^v hJJno X^d X‘I » in«Pired- The emnp cook geniui, by astonished to hem the eeaerablc pre.i- delegate. ■ ■ ■ < . ,------ to the national convention and Ed r^XZreXiv^^^ thevery way tn which he does his work, dent ray: -And, O Lord. bln. Frol, adopted ‘And, O Lord, bleas Prof. : adopted a platform declaring for free —rsn, ,s .. . ' , . , makes men hungry. . I Karge. whose French class will be held , silver. ____... . r? 'n "The ravs the writer , this morning nt nt nine nine o o'clock, instead of of “ The ennui camp cook." cook,” says the writer, this morning ’clock, instead you, and I supposed that that was the t The Moicow Disaster. —“ “should take pride in the artistic band- at 9:30, as usual.’ ” I Paris, June 8.--Official advices say ejd of it; and it was pretty tough. ling of his utensils, particularly in the w«»n’t it? But now let me tell you the that 3,873 perished and 4,000 persons CHEERFUL PROSPECT. ability fo keep half a dozen things going OF NOVEMBER 3 ARE ALREADY WELL URDSE W •equal. . « „ ... . ~ were injured in the crush on a plain at once; he must keep alreadj^cooked What Young Minister Had to Inaplre ir , **O( course I wrote a polite note in rtraunt Tkoagbu. ' ot Moscow ottewrok ago. things hot; and cook the uncooked *eidy to the publisher; anil in that note Fraae* Annexe* MuCajMcar. A nervous young minister, in visiting things in the meantime. To do this he 1 described the manuscript ami said Paris, June 6.,, —The committee of the has to understand the kinds of fire to a neighboring village, had an,unpieasthat perhaps it might yet be’ found; have, whether large or small blaze, hot ant exiieriencc. The old lady at whose chamber of deputies has unanimously I •ml Inter it was found, awd. by snakes, । ashes or red-hot embers. He should house he stayed, in showing him to his ' “pproved the bill making Madagascar IS TO HE ELECTED. t\’D . they returned it! j a French colony. ' also know how to get the most work at room, said: •That was solemn; but it was one of It nin t anybody I’d put in this room. NEEDLF*5«;i v ai Aourn । the least expenditure of labor from his thoce things that are so everlastingly, This here room is full of sacred uraoc^ । ALARMED^ NEEDLESSLY ALARMED. I comrades. Something many cooks arc gufth-blastedly solemn that you have to Looked for a . Mos*<mt*Par. 2--.!i Bntlacking in is the way to keep camp lions to me," she wenCoa. “Mr first Uogh over ’em; and there can’t be _ .1 1i frnni bis— i. brad rrom 'lop.r.1 dishes clean for cooking. An unwashed busbuud died in that bed withk 1.2 . anything very terrible in anythingthat “At a theater where the Beats are not apple saucepan will serve to fry trout ou these pillows, ahd poor Mr. Jenks "I11’-b ■’ vte.r .a- j '..r SOI'XDBVS1XESS you can laugh over; so.you see, come to > *hteh win bring PMuKPEkITT TO THE xatiov In and give, them a pleasant taste, but died Bitting iff that corner. Sometimes »”mbered and to which 1 had gone take it altogether, that experience was when I come into the room In-thedaik ’ earlJ *° Sf' " K°<“1 scat," said a man, , an unwashed fish spider will scarcely not very distressing after all ” nd d‘-'cu.SM O“* wureM every America dtixm I think (tiro there still. ary My j “~1 foun,i '•>' seat *I »ouicu, wanted, in the ' AU serve to cook apple sauce in. In other । ’ ------ - 1 see ul *“ sjtiing iuvn;»uii. ~— *J™" — -•*m vac . Sh.wt *{-rorJl»ra<^«T^»i*»n<le’’cc. Agrirattoral Deparunriit Market Hrpon*. ! words, the cook-should know when and °'vn fnthcr died ’ right on that the-----front. ---------------------Pu’e- «with e dr -u~> Payin -- -_L_; v™ , fourth row from 1 -- In the Mat I SiSiSSlt nns>«.on5c rrassw m.'e- Fasblnn with rts'.-iw lounge under the window -there.• < 1m “♦---------front ! ro“.' *of— me•-'« in 'he the. front froul row, sat a '’ "cn,,uo p‘ “ *”d •’variety r“W « of item. itrxns of hou.whstd household inter Inter m. uu>se makeup u;. AN tut IDEAL t.'.t. FA31ILY f.vsit.v fAPEH I’APEK. SUGAR IN TOBACCO. what to wash.” . ---------- -right enni immediately back __ V ’ of him . I' ‘ . Poor pa, he was a spiritualhit, anif he I mnnma°: Ilin 010 ie"' KDrer Kind* Discovered Heretofore Un­ We furnish “The Banner" and New York Weekly Tribune" .toili p«p«.) hilus said he'Jappear In this room after 1 ’•cant, nod the Beat back of that I A STRANGE CHARITY. known to Chemist*. A recent number of the New Bulletin Bread Dlipented Free in the. Village of be died, and sometimes‘1 am foolish ' atd directly In front of me was occti- ' enough to look lor him! If you should ' P icd a ,n,a11 hoy. »Hting between bls ' (Knglieh) contains nome particulars of Brourhtou-in-Farne**. $1 00The efforts of the organized charity see anything of him to-night you'd : ,a,lle'' "nd mother; to that besides a 1 h very interesting problem, which some jearr. ago waa submitted by the treas­ associations in this country sometimes ‘belter not tell me. It'd be a sign to me ' S°°d location. I bad an unobstructed ' j take on strange phases, as in the wood* that there waa something fa spiritual- ' Tfew. which was cne of thc’thlnga I j ury to tlie Kew authority. The quest ion was: Does natural sugar yards, and in the free coffee stands cs- ism, and I'd hate to think that. My ton 1 lta<i ln “tad in choosing tbe seat. Of Addms all orders t» ’ occur in tobacco? and in the investiga* 1 tablished a few years ago in the east- by my first man fell (lend of heart dis- ' 00• had to take the chances on the I ti»n of this jxiiiit some striking facts 1 ern cities. A Cinpinnatian who recently ease right where you stand. He waa a '“rtnt "eat, but the chances were at Bare bpen brought to light. Thetrcns- I vicited England tells about & queer doctor, and there's two whole skele- I ka,< «»«> that It would be occupied by »ry*authorities were, of course, chiefly charity he noticed there. In the little tons in that' closet there belonged to 1 “ a"d if It was taken by a woman 1 Interested from a fiscal point of view, I village of Broughton-in-Furness is a him, and half a dozen skulls In that । "‘en! waa • chance that she'would not Wf'te >our name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. the duty on tobacco (qrther than cigars) i, small baker’s shop, _-r.over the door of lower drawer. If you arc up early und : ycar “ wg hat. Best, Room 2, Tribune building, New York City, and a sample bfcing ta Cd, except in the case of "sweet- :. w which hlch is the following inscription: want something to amuse youniclf “When the Sheater filled up that seat copy of The New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. saned” tobacco, which is charged at “One piece of bread, to be eaten on the with before breakfaat juat open a ii woman, and sue she had bad on on a a »Mi44u»v Jimi upeu that mat ■ waa "tken hy u uman, and cupboard there there and will find lot, 1,at lia' wh| - bich have covered covered the and you you will find a a lot ch would would have the 4s IDd, but cigarettes made of the sweett- premises, given to anyone passing cupboard coed article are nor allowed to be imi- j through th£°ugh Broughton direct until ten p. of dead men’s bones. My poor boy P^ss plot in front of a house |n the j»Aed at — all. Before this ihn'.rf,. a . lot ... of .u._ them. Well, good. ­ MBorb^zod then, grew upon itaowera A. vetviy iuib investigaluvaugu- :m-’’ 'This This extraordinary signboard was thought tian it .was generally admitted that to- affixed ®ft>xed on the shop eight years ago by u a night,, and pleasant dreams." and things as tall aa the hollyhocks In teeco did not oT contain more than a trace neighbor, who recoups the baker for the front yard of a house io the cottaEXERCISE A NECESSITY. ®f saccharine matter. . < । bread which he disposes of in this Cm the advice of Prof. Church, Di* I »ingular way. “But .be had no sooner taken the seat k.iiki or aiumio. Eupn Jtnier »-u called In, flw latter I Katnrai Drauur,than she rained her hands and lifted Beyond the age of 40—si a period the bat off; my view was quite unob­ * »»mu>»lion of the A curious loral) that beara a I.ntaaUc " hen so many are phyaioalla lazy—the structed after all. and I felt that 1 had v I l” 'he "-ork ar x»ne prakrtfA Arrrina tob^xo, undoubted!, bi.toric decrial I. mentioned In .recent superior value of eiereise is apparent, ivason to be grateful.” adulteration, were found to book. "The Gold Digging, ot Cape but ordinarily thia ia just the time ’Duch “ I5-2 ?!,r ?f i Horn." An acquaintance nt the an- when the hygient of athletic, i. neg­ lected, aptly observes Rev. F. 8. Root. •arehariDe matter. Sun-dried leaves of ! । thor’s, during a journey from the Strait There la no reason w hy a punching bag. sricotiana tabacum, grown at Kew, con- ! j of Magellan up the coast, stopped under taiped 6.2 per cent., and those of the a vertical earth bank to pick out a fossil rowing machine, pulley weight, and other apparatus should be relegated to jaaroe species grown at Ewell railway tbat he ^saw protruding. The relic •fcstaon as much as £> per cent. Dr. proved to be part of a mastodon’s lower college boys and clerks. But, having MiDer finds the saccharine matter to jaw, with two teeth still in place. As it done a good deal of wort in hl. time, be optically inactive when tested by the was in bad condition he was about to it is almost impossible to persuade a to the Moot Popular Republican Newspaper polariscope. He is of the opinion that throw it away, when he saw in a split in business or professional man turning tariihc-r cane sugar nor glucose is pres- the top and side of one tooth a bit of 40 to give any sort of attention to phys­ of the West and Has the Largest Circulation ical culture If such trailing has been jut in ithe^saccharine matter, but that it isome foreign substance. This turned TERMS BV MAIL previously neglected. It is an inexora­ te cxnrpoeed of at least three sugar-like । cut to be gold, ami: as the finder be­ ble physiological law that w® can only Daily (without Sunday) tmjbetanccs. probably hitherto un- 1lieves. must have been deposited in fine $4.00 per year retain our bodily or mental powers by X____ . ‘ |grains by the action of the water. DAILY (with Sunday) .$6.00 per year properly using them. Kx-reise Is not The a matter of choice, but of neeesslty. FEB YEAR Experiments made in Germany are reported to have shown that aluminum Some discussion has lately occurred is particularly suited for use in kitchen all the NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT LITLRATi M In scientific journals on the question utensils, because it is not liable, like whether newly-hatched chickens will copper, to communicate any poisonous druggiBta or by mail x drink water if the mother ben does not ingredient to the food. The use of such Send For Booklet. utensils already quite common in set them the example. Mr. H. W. El­ liott. in a letter to Science, answers w. H. HILL CO., Detroit, Mich. At a RynHy Payer to Not Excelled by Any this co retry and is increasing. « positively that chickens will drink of interest to each m.artMr of th. ttmllv. Cbalkin« the CeUhatea. their own accord. He has fremnsUv nunrrt. th. r.rjbmaf lUtand. luLITbHId the sowth of Ireland there still sur­ placed a dish ot water before a brood vives the old custom of “chalking” the hatched the day before, atul observed >APU and osntala. th. Km of th. WorlJ, , young men and women wbo remain un­ the chicken . wi“»ut Hr maternal PUBLICAN. had (tree Its readers th. b*“' “ °' married after Shrovetide, the usuel !7^b,ing "-siaunoe. putting their iv« politic*! trj.plc*- It is published In Clucano lime for weddings being between Ulla Into th? water and lifting up their pl. of th. T«l la both poHUM and Utarstu'V; Christmas and Ash Wednesday.--Chi- Lewis to swallow It, in the manner of ba prise or THS WEEKLY INTER OCLAh '• foil-grown fowls. GREAT ! President 01 me United sia® The New York weeKlu Tribune ONE YEAR FOR ONLY CrtJM IN flbV/INCE THE PANNER. “WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES.’ GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF SAPOLIO The Inter Ocean DR. HANDY’S Pile Cure Weekly Inter Ocean $1^2 CURES The Weekly Inter Ocean THE INTER OCEAN. Chloro �HAsting5. OUT M PURE PHILANTHROPY. Banner ----- Thursday, REGISTERS HIS BOVS NAME. 189°L^ OM Orotl—»e About four o'clock tbe other afterCOOK B « r.oon a half-doaenmembersof the Tioga wheelmen started from,kb? clubhouse STRONG ON ECONOMY. for a spin down th Point Breeze, aays As they a Voa^E VhWSilrlphta ll*»b*nd'» Attempt the Philadelphia Record. | curved their wheels out of Verango . • I', r t*rl AM. "* i who bad never ' «treet<nd into Broad street a tall, portly ■’ nia^rie^c in doing Yina11 I and P010^15 maM of middle age, and p expfirie withi mustaches waxed a la, inilitaire, ' ' ^"^’eroT.f Me - । »*P^ '-to the roadway, und in a ■m rn.pi.,■ > Urwf ,, . qnwr ot Way. •Did you notice that town register,• asked the clerk of an uptown hotel of a (Vashington Times writer, aa a sad-faced Win turnwl away from the desk. He uad written his own namennd another an. the record. “Be hna been coming acre for four or five years that I remem­ ber," continued the clerk. "The bhujc that follows his own is that of his son, H^rst attempt to gain hie «»1ce fuM of command yellerl: “Stopl■delpb'a though the latter has liecn dead for ’ doing Jfavorforher.i The cyclteta inetantly rtlemounted. three years. . "«'^d01 d°^"',h?iBq',ircd. "Tt vife^ "U is a case full of sadness. That Ipun hLrt a flue ««*»! '?•« »° tantpeote your wheel., man makes regular trips to the city, i and he waa ao full •» I ’"ld m“»- 'Why.you must ind he used to always bring his boy, . . ----------J.JWUU •ex U* s brightrlooking youth of about 1*6. l.i vliewed up everything | •<•*<• wheel. In your beu.l," replied .ilHiut the houee, nnd o?____________ the rider.;_ “ we don't de^-t have have to to carry carry rhe father was very devoted to him, "we 1UV wite1. pet cat to httnp. In doyllght.- -^«y.«reyou»b«- and the boy did seem to be a rdltJing ■iiRtestetl th»t t cycle mp? ewp? Whereas Where's your your star?" «t*rr asked uked ?ood fellow. They always shared the cycle l . build-L l>cn in the-yarfl nnothw » heelman. *1 begyour pardon, same rdom, always went out together, and seemed chums more than father I « ,« -irony on the econ- gentlemen, it you took me tor a poliee, -..,1 to buitartte prei । tuau you owe me u ap»logy. Out. ot and non. But the boy died. The next .--i thing I dil wn.’.o । !•«"' kludnot. 1 .topped you tn call time the father ennie to the hotel _ -—rrv» jvu w» cun . f . n, neUtRC. ,jo* attintlOT W> th, tact that ft will I there pean was h tnurked change in his np' b 1,-s in it aftout '«o I ><<aarklnafcw ftoMr».»nd Ishowld hate I| desk pearance. He walked silently up to the desk und registered. After writing his » •"><* «'<» loottufr ran trr ridin " ’yl'^nut a Eight.tpllowa By-the w. In own name, lie placed that of his son be­ ay. neath it. just ns he formerly did. I . ....k '"n/ino’doDara.' Mur’i ’Blfijcle tantarn. hi.l.n attention but a tear . >»-V>vodcirtaT«. XftcrT Jantart^m.rrnnted tam. to eye. and to beit. aald nothing, nnt.-d I had no b unmer not ‘“V0 ■»>«■'» *U« »H««t wind or I „ ( ln,-niwli»telv changed the .nbiect, roatItnelhree ; -xThia t. ta.mT :t.u.K>» dolta-1 Science is " knowing how.” The only secret about Scott’s Emulsion is years of science When made in large quantities and by im­ proving methods, an emul­ sion must be more perfect than when made In the old­ time way with mortar and pestle a few ounces at a time. This is why Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver oil never sepa­ rates, keeps sweet for years, and every spoonful is equal to every other spoonful. MORTGAGE BAIX D-fsn!t hi.vim; bten made tn tbe condltloas of a reitalu moitKsg?. whereby the power ifernir. coi t lined to sell baa t>erenir operative executed bv hreemau II. Bostalek <4 BtrryCounty tn tbe. State ot Michigan io .’oho Davenport and Ira Daveiu ort ExrcUtof» nt the last win aed testamei tnf ira'Davenport deceased bearing date, theft'i-oud day ot June A. D. eighteen hun­ dred and eluhty-cne and recorded in the < dice ot the Reklsier of De* ds, for tbe rowty ij Barry >n said State of Michigan, on ihe Twenty third day of Jure A. D. eighteen hundred and eighty utte hi Uoer I dot Mortgag­ es. on page 200 which said mortgage was duly asslened on the ten Hi day of .January, a D. eighteen hundred and ninety Cve. by tbe said John and Ira Davenport, executors, to Cauvron D Waterman, of Detroit. In said state, and Ery st T. Tappey of the same ptace. role exe­ cutor of the ias-t wrill <»f Pamela W. Tap'pey. doreared . and Helen E Waterman of tbe state of Colorado, role executrix <»f the last will of Tbumaa <4. Waterman. de<es*ed. which said as ilgnment was.on tbe Hret day of June A. D. eighteen hundred and ninety-five recorded in said ReglMer'sOffice.in Liter 32 of Mcitp-gee. oa pi ge 376 upon which mortgage therej Is claimed to be due at the date of this notice, the sum of Three Hundred and slxty-five do)lam (*355,00) end no Sult o> proceeding* at law* hav­ ing been instituted nt law to recover the same or any part thereof, notice Is therefore bereov glvgu. that nn Tuesday the 2tlh day of August next, at eh ven o'clock In the forenoon. -I snail aell at public auction, to the highest bidder. < sale to take place at the front door of the Court House. In the city ol Hastings that being tbe place where the Circuit Court for Barry county Is held), the premises described In said mart­ gate. «>r »<> much thereof as shall be necessary toeathfv tie amount due on Mich Mortgage, with seven per cent, interest and legal costs, together with an attorney fee of Fifteen Dol­ lars provided for by xtatuie). tbat i» to say, the follow Ing piece or parcel of land, viz: Tbe Bomb West quarter of toe south West West quarter of Rectloh Twenty-two- [231 in Township Two [2] North. Range Ten [!0j West, in the County of liarrv and State of Mlcb'gao, containing forb' acres more or lew. Dated Kalamazoo May 2C, D9C. camkhox D. Watkhxiax. Brnfstt T. Tapi-e>. Executor. 'I Hklkn B. Watxrmax. Executrix.' Assignees of Mortgagees. J.-D. Bvenh, Attorney for Assignees. MORTGAGE SALE. Default bavtnf been made fin tbe costal •» Y'Dkre HprFuKS. Barry County. Micui«n». v» Theadotla Dry" ol tbe City of Marsbali »• • • State and rwrort >u the oflie* of the Hmr-:- r of Deeds for tbe County of Barry and Stolr -C Mlehiraaon tbe first day ot Fefrmuy u I fber 35 of Mortgafes, oo jnute tMH and the «- >4 Tbrad.K.a Dryer bsriDf died January M». DW and oue Jasper Adamo was on the im day << April IBM appointed .•> tbe Frobate Court In and fur tbe County of .^tbnnn in said Brute as Admlnlstrat-w of >b« Estate of said Tbeadotla Drier derwRe* b» virtue of which appointment he iuw bold* said mortesge as such administrator.u«4 on which mortgage there Is claimed to be Cne at the date of thb i.otter the stun oS Five.Bnadred and Three Dollars and Cfty-tonr eetea and an attorney's fee ot twenty !! ve < olbrw pro­ vided forln said mortgage and no a-ilt «>r ym« eeedlusa aljaw havteg been ir»ti uted t» re­ cover thermsnt secured by said murtgagw er aov part thereof: • Notice b therefore her. Vi s’*mi that an (he eighth day of August. A D. iclx. at tea o’clrt k hi (he forenoon.there will be sold at the Berth front door of the Court House. In the CH v of Hastings. County of Barry and Blate of M hIran. (said Court House being th* bnlldtet in Which tbe Cirrnlt Cdurt for the Coaniy ot fe 'rv D teld •. at public acction to the highrvt bideer, tbe premise* described Id said mortgage or »o much thereof as may be necessary 1«> saB-?w rhe amount due on said mortgage, as above »et forth with the interest thereon, and tbe eorta charges and expenses allowed by law and piwvlded forte said mortgage, said premW be­ ing situated In tbe Township oi Yankee Springs. In the County of Barry and State of Michigan and described as the East half of the South Wt-st quarter of section twenty-seven, te town three North, range ten Writ coutaibteg eighty acres of land more or lew. D.ted Hastlcgr. Mich. May IW. ’ In other emulsions you are liable to JAKFKB ADAMS. get an linevea benefit—either an Administrator of the Estate of Tb*adot!a I»ryever or under dose. Get Scott's. er. deceased. Assignee of Mortgage. . ...b ’S! V '1,’rO'' ' .«(’•>«• *'•<’<> "«l d«.v he b». registered in ▲LOJCZO K. KgNARTOX. ; 1 .ial at the job fur oereraS brilliawvCo®e off. ft, that what I that manner when he come to the cltv SCOTT S EMULSION has been endorsed Attorney far In'per Adams Adm'nlstrator *c • ■vl finely coniiUeted i» 1 you teopprd usTr.r?" CHtalnly. I ean jOece _ <« bo ..V. noli.. .1' ...awhile -----IV ,uc— civy. by the medical profession for twenty yearn, Assignee of said Mortgagee. Once in awhile he wifi qrder an extra (.-fji year dtfclor.) This is because it is , n_- v. hrieg out the i »*hovr jtJU testimonials—Scut : Scatalways /aXaMWe-always um/crw-alwavs MORTGAGE SALE. ’ ,i1mi expofixed V/ receive | ter! *Yliv?re occupying rour air!’’ and dinner and have it set on the table be­ cJHtainr tkt purtit Ntrrwt^iau Coddtvtr Oil . i.itioi <■ ’Friumphantfr I j nw^y fht whed men w«;t down Brond side him. just where his boy used to sit. -*Pnt up,/r^ocet>trand |roo sites. The small I Default having been*made In the eoniLTtons of a certain mortgage made by Hiram A. BarHe wever speaks of the boy." sixe may be enough to cure yonr cough or ;.jtr insidc'fhc Inrlotsurcaind • strwt. । ber. Elizabeth R. Barber his wife. Clarence H. NUTICE FOB HEARING OF CLAIMS. help your baby. I Harber and Lillian Barber bls wife to Pniite T. t.h luiceTDv wife brsuvw’her | Slate of Michigan. Couaty of Batrj—as. Colcrove dated March 14 A. D. 1H96. and recvnLfRMY BULLETS FOR GAME. . pup wiTketi around th* inWaking will Notice Is hereby given, that by an order of the I ed fo the office of tbe Register of Deeds, for tbe SHERIFF’S ALE Prol ate Court for the County of Barry, made County of Ham- and Blate of Michigan, on Ito 1- thrn hb^iberdicly eltoibed ta>jectcd to on Account of Their Great Notice Is lertbj given that by virtue of a writ on (be ’5th day of May A. D. 1«6. Six . 14th day of March A. D )«e> tn Liber 47 <* i<.- n*"tiir.g ns easily as if it Penetration. of Fl>*H facias Is* im^ out of ibe i Ivcnit Court months-from that date were allowed for credi­ Mortgages, on page 2dd, That said mortrar» • 4 a !>wcy'Done. ici (be t'oUDty • f Rarrj In favor of Wrvk*> Drue tors tn present their claims irgamst the estate was duly assigned to Sarah Johnson, and dnhr Something for sportsmen to CGnsidtr . -tcpi'jdder Ar^l fell over on _ making ----- - —p of — «, ^..v. a *m,t e'» will .tons not and Chemical Con pany aeaibrt tbr poors and of Nuccy M. Jordan late of sate records In the office of tbe Register of Deeds .. and tor’s'been at liberty haSMri onr-s dratk; on the <w,tram\ •serioiiRly, if they iutend to get one of cliattlr* aud real exiatr »f Horace F I'eckl.ain County, deceased, and tbat all creditors uf for Harry County. Michigan. eald county'o n>e dlnctrd and delivered I said deceased are required to pre Tnat said mortgage was upon the fxprrsa It hft*. a calining aatfl soothing *ifluen«* the new 30**caliber army rifle’s is the in did on tbe rlevet th day of March liroc levy upon sent their claims tn said Probate condition tbat should default be made in the J upGfc t heanind. Aipcrsonwiwi haw done great pei etration of the bullets. One and take all the nsht title pnd Interest of tbe Court, at the Probate office. In tbe City of pay ment of interest, or any part iht-reof oo any said Horace F. !'• c'xlitm la ai.dto 'he following Hast Ings, for examination and allowance, '’ter dsy whereon the,same is made due aad pay­ HEART 'DISLOCATED. ■ of the bullet* would kill * man through it ‘ feels (Mat be Jrtfs done hw<*i1ty.isrys Hts described real estate that Is to ssy all tbat cer­ before tlie jetb day of N- vember next, and tbat able. as above expressed, and should the mds •r..f. StrM’ ten to Fla* *14 with The New 5,'ork Jhrcwy. IhaUiedsMdhir a four-foot, spruce tree, vr a cow n mile tain piece or parcel of land desalted as fol­ such claims will be heard beforesatd Court.on remain-unpaid-and in arrear for the speer et and more away. No ordinary tree can lows. to-wlt The Eart half of tbe North Saturday, the 15th day of August and on tiairty days then and from thenceforth, that fa •prepared to die. ' East quarter ot the ‘North East quarter Monday, tbe 16th day of November next, at ten to say. after the lapse of tbe said thirty days, tte h»» no barW.cAn upon Irtn'mlnfl, in be depended on to stop one of these bul­ of Section (It ven town number four o'clock tn tbe forenoon.cf tach of those days so much of tbe aforesaid principal «um of three . . A vd story Ulgc-ing are"‘.nd the ; North of Range nlre West rcntaltlni Twenty Dated May 15th . A. D iffd. hundred seventy tour and 1G-100 dollars as re­ tainpr > -'f th* University of'Chicago. T^ereaee to sritotb be sta& do Invilck- lets. uwd it might resity travel half a ' acres ot land all g! which I xba'J expose for |। C.iAfl W.. ArMtTB* no. Ji.dae of Probate. mains'unpaid, with all arrearage of tatcreek thereon, shall, at the option of the said party ©X Cm s- etcNj Sata.rdny afternoon while >ness. tVhen wrick new euaDmlhe toes no mile, through dense woods and hit u man sale at Ptibl'c Auction « r vendue to th? Dlgnea*.' bidder at tbe front d«r of the Court Hous* tn MURTGAG1 r^AlF, •he second part beesme due and payable. far oat oT sight wfth deadly effect. Prof Siratxuu ti c deportment of •Tegreta on ttotosubjecl; he fins'done his the Cny rf Hastings in raid County that being Default having been*made In (hr j«jment at liefault bavit g b«tu tnadtiD tbe conditions Field and Stream says U»at the next the place of In-lding tl o Cirtnlt Court for the ...______________ — ‘-'ta-kt' ar prepay for the mevimblefiour. pj.w . togrtbtfF wftii an nssxstanf,__ was of a Certain mortgrgo. rxfruted by Lee Tinker Interest due March 14th. im» and tbe same har­ said county «>f Harry on ibe 25th day tf July legistolvires o< ow great game state* Mark Norrte. dated the lint day of Octo-er ing remained unpaid and In arrears for tbe , . ■ •ver . tBeanode-o-.thode-X----------- L_ ~ . ;tfr■•he^baa nontoc his *31 ixrttfttt toe has. n»xt at ten u'vlock fn the forenoon ol said day. to space of thirty days and upwards the aforesaM iMl. record* d the Seventh day of October iljh principal sum of three hundred sevsalx-tMr ■ ray .rii'uini, tntl tsvtl isjidentafli" is .'identalj;’ wonderwonder­ pdtempted ta 'do good to hti'dtotth as shouM puss a law prdhFbiling the use Dated Hasting* June Sth. 1RPC. assigned by the raid Murk the eighth and '6-1C0 dollars with all arrearage ol teteraa»;‘ jAMErt H. McKr.rnr. of a jrekvtcd Hu Ilet, because of the dan­ • • ^aell as in hjfiJ7ife. day of Dtwmber iftk. to Tip Ketchumand by ::>;' Alnther. tJ>ic#igo was' beating BbtrtE. the said 1 if. Ketchun. asvip tdto Larrey Wk thereon Is now declared doe and payabte by, the„ liuiutfs Harings. Another arguI*. T. Colurovk. . Tttla is uroaonly aaeaxrintto^that every ger of said mertgage. on v.-hlca Aortgaw . ]. .'i-a.'ixni niter—down at Cham­ lams, on the thlrttelh day nt December 18M. terms there Is claimed to be due at the date -»f fug Ally, for rialntlft. ai.d on ahtrh tonrtrMte there> is aue. at the notice the sum of four hundred tkroe ux-itefis , r i. a timri xno4k was b^ard at the JH0n (who has propv-rt.v to dispose of ancnV. ft-offers to 'favortrt'such u law will date beret 1, Ten Hnncred avd Seventy dollars. and fifteen cents, and an aUwaryls .feerVL' ADMIN ISTRATOR'S SALE :.itr ratory • *•>:•. The knocker was told shodia inakts? is wiiL hiftdlsottfeat thore hare great taftvencc on*the menwhodo Nullce to hereby given C.at by virtue of the | Twenty-five Dollars provided fw ta awd inolgd the F.---------Stan-। iA,r portrbf valeinInrn.c* said luviifcr mortgage, wbo cun dr-so wilbpm injury To their n«. wish W> wreund without killing tbe | I••• ..........matter uf tbr Estate of Asher -■ ci ui 'Bic . • I »haU T, _ foreioi ,’«.r the sanrtvtn. the floor of whicii no suit or proceedings M law baria* le^. :v. Deceased. Dwell’d. I clurr tLr »: nue. by H rnks al futile faction to I gsge.atxt nai» ml hf-.rrs shvulri ptoevreegxain pore game. "This class of Tiullets is useless | >6’*c«* is herein flven ’Lal I »bn!l nil at rob- i M'C bHbrst u.'» tr--.-^ wi’h the debmis of tubes Udder,. at tbe North of- ■ been Instituted to recover tbe x»w>» secured uv*ur 31 UlUMri .M-' .-— e front door — saM mortgage, or any part HmmoI; • - ' ir liirtlni I.. Ih. *n 1 .. v,. tioa. t»f their property for 'the public for 'large game unless soft pointed.*" ।! tic Auction to The "iilghrwl htodrr, on SeTurtlay .U*Court House. In ihe Chy of llsstlngs. nn on th* tbe > byNpw, «■» _'h ! d joarftested andYound waabTherefore, by vtrtae of -the power •£ Ibeivrenty-IHtli day ot July, A.I).. 1ME at vltfV daynf July 1>W. stten o’clock hi the fore | sale contained In said mortgage,and the<Utwib benefit. *«> man w«tth with­ ■It-says, "ns it rnrely Kills instantly, but u'clcwk- In the lorrno n. kt the probate office ta third noun, of >111 hat ct rtaiD litre or parcel vtjtart akows rhe game tn die from interna 1 the Court House. In the City oi htoVnitv. In the •utuured In tho towmhlp of } ahkee Spn***' I in such case made and provided, notice Is brt»- prareasor locked up from ' <',‘t rfrorciag I, from wwhilyw lurgt. । bv given that on Saturday the Twenty fifth dgy Onunty t-f Rany. In ’be state ot Mhlilrar. t«r• , beta lvM a inidffle-aged man, •" !' ’a'i growth <ff population, it te ■heniorrhJipe and in terrible a^jony out suant to Licence sunt ainbority prai't’d tu Ine Cuuntj of Burry BT.dKtstr of Mlcblgsn k»*»whI I otJulyA. D. IK*, nt tea o'clock IwUte-Com-, und <iercribe<*. as the Bowl ysfcl £ «** I shall sell at Pnbfle Auction, to Ifer tmh•df reach." oa the fifth day <d June. A. !>.. IK-6. b> tbe ‘i'ro- N< rtb east quarttr. of motion uumber ineuty•k noon. i.pi.jrod -o be ot rhe luborwr :iudurtry of thr cduntry est bidder, al the North front doer oi the Cowt bateCcurl of Burry County. Mk-hUan. air of the two. la tewushlp Ihiee i orth of raufrrVcn west, When -jrobh a rifle is used uxr big game in tbe Qty of Hastings. Michigan <thbk . II. aecompantedhyafrimd., , *»'rajwtei*;. he hm bmehted. He could r*a1e. right, tl’ie and Ibterrst cl tbr ndd Ce- ccutaitlng tatty acres oi land »vwdlng totjje• House being tbe place where the Circuit court far .. .... . < bullet that moshrootns should be cm. v ir^nired whether he taaH1 » 1 ftaw H sot K01 Ute “• -tallth ™«IHh In ta .an tea unor unor Cloyrt. The nxtehraomlnK bullet will ereoed uf. in and to ’be real (state situate and government survey.the sune Uth>g the meet-l HarrvCounty is hoMen), tiieprelnists describe* — being In the County ot uaTry. in tfce State ot gaged premises. in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be i. ■t*I WK-'e'y. , lUill aaythinj*. « it goe. clear tbrougb Mlc'nican. known and described as follows: ' 1>"<A Apr.] Uh IM. BAttv>r W,LUAM, necessary to pay the amount due on said »erb- m has done tuineh-for Ihim. Let -n.______ ___ __» .« « * bw-wlt: ThrNt-yth East fractional quarter <f uti. jA-cTseii free of charge. He was gaae with seven per cent. Interest, and ail iegnl Section fvurtrru tow n rAje (l) Nroib nmae ten Chas. H Bavrb. Assignee. eosts,tusether with an attorney's fee of Twenty- ». u .] there wos'tone fin lap, but*aw',. . . 'tainethtog „ tor -------------------- ---<k> society when he jsnn elk, moose, or deer. atafl the force of (to) West <ontaitfhiR oi.e buvdnd fifty-niue Atto» n»v for A‘slam a. five Dollars covenanted forthereln. the i>rrnu» if • come w'Lenaman <« • >iznn> =.» wts looked f>r every oJb- ’^ien. The time vitt u iQ.come When a man 1'the impact wouM". knockmrunninggrix- neves of land more nt tc««. es being described in said mortgage as ail t bpa | , Dated JuruCth A.D. 1WC. . / conditions certain pieces and parcels of land situate a*e ■ u.v from ulnoi great recuIts were ex-; ftertteci himwrifvzo tKOtheei hinxwifvto bedyithg be^dyithg credit- krxly down. Am<* C. Tow».“ Admlniyiratcr. tn the city of Hastings in the Cuunly a' nefanlt m£de tB M*“vetkr- being i*1 k does not-die gencrocsly. gene roc sly. p» ctetl. l‘h» -questioner then told a pa- Ci “ ix [ 'TEULTALE 'FORCE OF HABIT. ot a certain nfartWHO . iprin E. 1h»r Batta-and State of Michigan, and known. «9< t described as follows; 'e tac of how bc' was Buffering. _ • • Tbe North half of lots Nine hundred and six । th' hear*.- mM ten at a Bl T+lj tv-threr qua) and Nine hundred sixty four (MM . I of the City of Hastings. Michigan, according kt • xljn’ tJn- ~i>ex light'* turned on tOZLS- • Rccdewtar Cases wltteti Beat nhat of tw the recorded plat thereof. • *1 They were both students at the tar Sabah Jobxs6v. 1 •- n t'w‘ ew et whereabouts of that PiiiurT. Coujrovb, Assignee of MortgagwlRf -Achooi of ]»>yeihology.:pbysiognoiny and ______ ____ __ Onr <tf’ the bent-known physicians in J He was. ___ told that _nothingcoeld Attorney for Assignee of Mortgaree. • - jffi metapbysicv. They <laop|>ed intoan-allDated April 20, 1*«5 • 0 bis cjm* wasLfar too werirew! ^.3*'* npropoomf the care reported m, migfit realwcant and were talking of : • ixitcirted upon. The poor; ‘n 1 Batoon of tbe G«r nt un. funner's wife a York Press. j t tbe. room with a look otdis->’ ""1,0 •f"*-*e,rt<*<i hicu with six children | hypnotism, snys the ’*8ee'that at-jung tn*i over there Bear ■ ■ '. men*, aj his honest face and was pmotically tbe tusne age. st id: j; the ice-Uox?" asked wnc. mortgage . condition • inortaxgf .and no Milt or pi(t«vdJ.gs ul la unaun oaving been madebale In (he . -t ....... -jnw. v wending his way to-! "Breat triples*quit rare, andnoch i, bavit g been It.st.tn’.'J to recover the money, of a certain mortgage made by Tb»- Mirblea ! “Ye*. VvbyT* answered the other. lie v cured by said nitZigav .or anytkrt thereof J Whip Company a corporation!Sorganized ante i! i»e IIlimas Central. • > ■casenju; this arc vjll more rase; y«to-C "What bu-^n:ess does he follow ?"judg- J Now. Therefore» by vtr ne ulThe pourr of He Uws of tbe State of Michigan and hnrl»> ----------------------------- |« >tune«B are rrcondeti in medi al unital* 4 ralecoiitalted I'.*rM luortgHae. tu.d the stat- Its — —of Mtehi«,T. ---- * ‘ cnlacenf <.t h"«i«. me state . .\wnwe ring from scientific observation?*’ ARMY 3AND INSTRUMENTS.--------of thefe'rtli of six.taren.eight, nine,arid "<-^s ute in vne!) ca^u matie and provldtd. notice Is "He is ■cither a night O}»crator or a lerei.vKiven.thaton Saturday the 1*1 day of a ...M < .be sh-:' *'cl* " children •• one tirne. It in aukum A. D. i w..at it- o'clock in the fore noon.I I gambler;” ««>.uoo i. 1-haoVTb.tr Piute. , v, ,y »»c- liotvewa:..teat any df thecblh -hall *• 11 <** Public Auction. t<> the highest bid­ "By whxteensoning?" der at th/ North front door «-f the Court House ! rilishBrmjr binds W tbe high 1 **”" b*' « Uer/lbewtaTe morathnn Wo .ntbeCItv of'lUstinr>.' (that being tbe place “Ifecauwe-be is pa lea nd nervous. The . •' ■■ ■innen-.'regutetiotw raeninel; at " nlUauis-b.a ease tertwonM uherettn Cln.uP. Court ftr Bam County i« ir •sun never*Uteieson him. Hehasavoca- J I o'den', the j.rnnh-** desc;.bed in said mort“lu orierilp insure uni-; by Ctateibou orquiol«plete,ateof whom •tion that tesepe his nenes at a high • g*ge.< rro much thereof as may te r.ccessan A.D>l*,ln !.!(•»I 32 nf Mor oi*blr|i mort; ag.- th, >«l Jfl,,' °,n .I to pay tlte urn ut.tdue on t-tdd mortgage, wilt 421. ‘ ; ty throughout t£e regimental*,j, Hunisod their baplion for a short tlension.” 1 > twr e« i>'. Interest, and all legal cost*, tocetber due atb’- <1ate.rf m15 noII£tjse tains -. of lite service the instruments'I period. 1 heard not-hvig ago of a ‘I ex^s with Mir allo-ueVa fee t-f Twenty five Dollar? ti'WWrfJ"’’* hmdred tight' .q.*23.»p . The students 'ieftdhe contemplation I cote nu ted for therein, tbe premises being deand a." tic of tbe same pitch as that', woman *who gare birth'to six.children. <f scientific aesearci: to investigate tbe ; | saibtd In said trortgaM a* all tbat terlain lol ; •iI by the Philharmonic society. ' and Llitr-e is a ease.-hi Chicago where • ancrita of tws olam chowders. i ! piece H» d parcel of tend situate In the Town ot Maple Grove In th- County of Barry and State T> i'h.inaruKKMC society has recently. four faiby-detelopotl Ciuldren wetse born. -I'll tell yoM<whst Uwe of business that..’ of MfchiMie. m <i known and cesiribcd as fol­ ntortgHF.cMtfl’firt thereof’ -wbo. lived for socse tnaa-. Aceaodtogto nann follows." said the second philoao- : lows: . Nou . Thx tore, vq viritX tf tbe pew. r «l « •- i .' il to adopt the lower pitch, and, Tl:eEs‘i half of'the South East Quarter of tale cont« ed tn i-aid mortpgeADd fbe sialuke ju-v rdingly, the queers regulations ■statistore kept by DttzCburchiiL<’f Eng­ jtLer. after a dong pause. Sect tan Thirty two (32) in Town Two (2) North in such c-e mad»- and provide, notice v» be— '• " v.-;i. doubt ins have to be amended. It land. twins occur once in SO birth’i. but -Well, what does'he do for a lirfng?" j Rar gr Seven 7 -West containing Eighty Acres by given ibt on Fi May the Third day •* Jsifiy. ‘t IHCERTOWIO ot Lauo more or less. ~ 37.441 births fheeastaonly-wes* those A. d. it•at 10 o'clock in (b- FWeB—a. > stall •• . "Paying tetter Ina bank.” ,| is ♦.••iuia.’td by competesit authority sell m Pbllc Auction, to the bfgtest bidder, al . Emily d. Ronwioc. H).-- the coal ofialtcring the insiru. Umt >od I BWtelrf aboald ha™ U. Mortgagee. tbe No/? tfpnr door of the Coart Boum' in the ' FHlUPT.COinitOVF, citv (^Hasting* Ithat being the place ukrre • iiie.TUb of th- army banxisrio the lower । "tl watched Aim w4m?d the waiter Allotne) ior Mort) ».gee. tbe emit Court for Barry Conntj Is hoMen], '• I feemtght his pztseakeaa minute ago. Fie n-t.e A' Hl'/xth. 1S9C. ; '-j u ould amount to------------between £200,the r»mtses described In said morttsRr. oa ' ---------------' South Africa uaxurai.ly recall* liar­ so meh thereof as may be n*res«ary tu pay ite ' . ' £ 3(A)jOOft; but it is more than fg^ey BarpMo. the "lAuvnon-l kina’.** who, dampened his fingers a® d ran themover ' AIUi.TGAGB BALE. | ainr-nt due on raid inorigK***. with, eight per : •/'il if our chancellor of the ex- • within tea? yearn, has rifKafroma-circus taose if the count was right.” Default having teen made id the conditions cct> IntereM. and all legal costs, together wBh • « at i. morteMe made by Um. H. Whipple and an<utwne>*a fee of TbJrtj-five Dollars eaw .'( *rtr would bo laqpe a sum tor , <ch>wn ttn many times >millkm»iire. rented for therein, the premises being <to f * his wife Ella A. U hippie, to Jchv Andrews. THE HUMAN EYE. Jiuaiao r» tein. and cm January 23.1W3. record- , scibrdin said mortgage as a:i thoro rertataffi t When he-.was just beginning to amass rdju the uffi e of the Iteal'ter of Deeds of I l<s piece* and parcels «f land situate h> tta-'i 4 .riebes be seated a hahfe hi Natal and RaYrvCc.UDly In lht Stale of Michigan.In Uber rty of Hastings in tbe Connly of Barry atodKlisi 44 of Mortgages, on pax> tea. oo which mort Mde of Michigan, and knowu and dcscrtocu a» 1 u I . ;>.*culhtrity.of the Russian rail- ffleant cowaJerpble moajey in improving Vounre eltherleft*} odor right-eyed. ' ■■■ U/orWttal In Ittrtrt »*• __ “ .VI «tta»f gaire there Is claimed to be due Five Hundred bl lows; at. >8111 tbe landlord would not doiiis Lois six hundred twenty *evwi rani six btwDffffi J ai d Fifty Ore Dollars and eighfy-Dlne cents '■ •;. > *jj 11 t heir wtauons. arerg-eneral 1 y unles* you are tbe one person out ot ■VtWIBxl All Hied *red '25«UD elgln [firti and »tx hiirdn d t weaty "■ ft and no suit or pi o -eedft-Rs at law- bavin* been »v'. mu- s distant freru the tawns and «lwc. so Mr. Burnatailecidad to more, nine (CISI together with the tenements, brredft- ' ' ' every 15 who has oyeoof equal strength. . wnuWST wkodkbSJrx. co“*r»2irimS- irsitinted to recover tbe amount secured by Minents and appurfantnets b* longtrgor in am*.-* '■iliagen which they ■esrve. This is said lietsre doing so he took means to gv.i t said mortgase or any part thereof. °a” Not Ire in the refore hereby slven. that on Sat­ wise pertaining to or situated upon >ald r—I ' • <*v«i with hie landlord bv inserting this 1OU al~ Mons ‘O the ^1 minor, ty : • cr. account of ithe danger of fire, ,o! one out- ot every ten persons it your 1______________________________ urday ibe Hth dav uf July iw. at ten o'clock e*tate Including (hr power connected >ithtbt aidwrrtisemeat in the loerf papeo: buUdings upon said real estate also IbcMUml in the forenoon, there will be sold at the north liouH-sj in small places generally be­ । iron* door of th- Court House. In the Clcv of engine, boiler shafting counter shaftiog.puhew**! •“IVmMed. IfifeOOO black beetles, by a 4eft eye as stronger than your right. ing tbaxiebed with straw. Hastinas. County of Barry and State of Mich- baU?,T£'‘i bc,l,nR IU,<I machinery of every nature1 gentian an who has agreed -to’leave his Asa rule, just as people are right-hand­ and kind connected with or in said hu'ldlwg. ’ '. | lean, said Court House beta* the place In which led. they ane right-eyed. | the circuit court for the Cxiunty of Barry is » . Hastings cm Bark, ui 4 Harber's Formidable Sign. ifaudliiag house in tbe .condition he FhiUP T.-COLOBOVK. ft SI.-ji' held, at public auction to tbe highest bidder This to ptabably due to the generally Ovtr the-chop of a tmrber in tbe Isle? foendjit:" Then followed;bis mme and . Attorney tor Mortgagee. * , i tlie premises described in said mortgage or so . .of Mun, who supplies this .custaMners1 addtresG. and tixe landlord’s faelinga'' grneater use of the organs of the right much thereof as may be necessary toMUHfy tbe Dated Marclt ffi. tta. amount due on said mortgige with tbe interest j aude of fhe body, aa, for example, a ’•••ith al! kinds of fiahixig taclcle, tfa»y | may ibe^vnagineti.—Golden'Days. , thereon, and tlie costs, chanrea and expenses MORTGAGE BALE. I sportsmuD. using his right arm and allowed by law and provided for In said mort­ t)e r< ad. “Tiacotorial liepaKtory, TonDefault taring been made In tbe roidlHont^j \ gage, Mid premises being situated In the VIIshoulder, use* to* right eye to sight his *ori3l ArticL Physioguanucal HairJage cf Delton, County of Barry and Stare Of of a certain mortgnge siade by *H»rg« W. ; . . A .was aiek and a friendly co!go*, thereby strengthening it with exAesser, Cranium ManipnliuLor, Gapil-| Michigan and described as Village Lntx Num Gregory and Ann Gregory bls wife to Anna a , ored ferother came in to see iiixuxind ( erciae. * ber thlrtv four and thlrrv five In tbe Village of Austin dated Januan 2nd A. D. 1SB?. rod raJary Auridper.^havingand HaincutUng Delhm. Barry County.-MIcblKan. according to corded iu th* office oi th*. Register <>f Dvc4b.J aeked what was the cause of faia illness. j Old se* captain*, after long use of the for the County ot Barry and State of. MIcMbbb^j the Recorded Flat thereof. tvr.h 'Atnbidextaonn Facility., Ahamjrt** t ” । Tbe darky replied: "I ’ m feelta' poorly. I teleseope, find their right eye on tbe Second day of Jaassrv A. !♦. ttn »■ Dated April »,1 m. . much iny.on PhiJotogieal Principle^.** Liber S3 of Mortaages.on ixrv 33tr, om whtak JOHX AKPBKWa. . ■ I My mule 4o»e -gone end got sick and I ' stronger than the lelft. Tbe Jaw is con­ AixrozoK Kkna»tox, Mortgagee. mortgage there is claimed to be due at Uw as*r ot mis notice tbe turn of Twelve ItuDdretf snr - Tv.,.. iwent to<4e> ihaas .doctor and hetolegne firmed by the experience of aurists. A'.torttey for Mortgagee. five Dollars and sixty-seven cetJte. sad on a* WnS 3 cricket match played 1> I what to <to. fie *toie me to git er tie I If a person who has ears of equal heartorney's fee of Twenty-five Dollars proohlaW fm MORTGAGE HA-E11 । u.r*Ce°1 - **tw,een 11 ladies and »ob« «n' put 4a tube to de mule** *oa«f I ing has cause to use one ear more than in said mortgage, and no suit f pr»* rete. gw Default having been made In the eondltioui law having been Instituted to r* »v-r r I dent. ?e,L 1°°* Mcomte’a iocib,o'v «aier»in4own bls fmat. the other for a long period, the ear of a mortgage made bv James F. Norwood and moneys secured by said mortgage, or a» y g Della Norwood, bls wife, to John ABdrews. llNffw.‘rherefore by Virtue Of the twwev broom Ji kttor had to bat wihh |1 ffot everything needy to blow, but de J brought into requisition is found to be Mnrctr 22. 1X03. and on March 27. P®1. recorded Uut,., Tb* Jnen were fandly mule blowed fttM. and f tell yer. brad- . much strecigtbened. and the ear which Id the office of the Register a Deeds of Barry contained *.n said mortgage, sad ibr County in tbe State of Michigan, in Uber K of sale der. dat nr mule rnedersio was <nn too intteh I is not used Joses its hearing in a cor­ In sneh case made and provided, pou^ i*hi <u t“d, 11 turntaJ - -------------------------------- -.. Mortgages, on p*gt 12fi. on ublch mortgage by given that «u Baturdav the EteveoHi dav there Is claimed to be dne Five Hundred aad July A. D. imm. at ten o'clock in the V> rei.oe responding degree. far dis here nigger/* Twenty elglr-1> *Har» and thirty «lx cents and shall sell at Fublic Ancttoai to tee higbesi < “I hh bi“ °P *» «“ 1 do suit or prcceezlags at law bat big been ln- der, oi the North front dpw of Hie Court Mt Transparent OmbreUM. st'tnfod to recover the amount secure* by said in the City of HasUitefi, Barry Co . Mirb. r Umbrella making is among the most 1 Balloon racing is tire lateat form of mortttge or any part tberrof. tbe place Wltary the Circuit i>urt Nolle* is therefore hereby given, that on Sat­ being petty rambling In Parle. A number of interacting of industries. Something Barry County nboftkh-. the premiss <cm urday tbe Htfb dav of July 1KG. at ten o'clock ea in said mMtgage- or»«nmte tbereW aai toy balloons are >et off at fbe. same like 1,000 patents bare been taken out Id the fortiKxto, there will be sold at the north he uecessaFy to pay the amount dinfiont door at tbeCourt House. In-Che City of inortjW1. «Mh six per cent imeresv and ai'r, , time, each bearing a postal card having during the last 20 years. The most re­ Haador- County of Barry nod State of Mich legal costa, together with an Mtorn»t’s fee o , I on it the umpire's addreaa and a request cent inventor, who. if successful, will *•'», eald Court Hone being ibe plaeeln whleh tLe circuit 64 urt for tbe Const) of Barry is held, Twt-ntj-ftve Dollars covenanted fur th-re to. tfe '. । to the finder to note tbe time and plac? eclipse all rivals, is a maker who claims premises being described te said mortaBBB B» C at public auetion Id the h'-gheat bidder, the all tnoae pieces or parrels of land situate te Um i of Ute balloon's arrival. Beta are psiij to have contrived a transparent um­ premixes described In aald mortgage or so Tusro (rf Cast letoio la the County of Harrv rnne.' ; T*te Splendid lift . v and the atakeaawarded on thcreaulteof brella. whicb.wbile being equally water­ much thereof t a may be ncoessarr to satisfy SUU: ot Michigan, and known and described w >। the amount due on Bald morgfce, with the lu ^TheEest fifty acre*of land to be taken <|,2 proof with silks and al pares, will hare .i ! rerztfv f° Ed*’TOR.-—I hs-,-c ancHo’-fa ‘ the reP,Ie« received within a week. The t« rest ibyrecr and U*e eftsta, CLlr£M and 4x aHowing ihe : B? its f.-neF- ic- ^Hoon that goea furl beet in the abort­ the great advantage the south Wert Quarter of Rectlon No (MD ex;-, . »"’«».■. d wtbIw. bHnjf .town Ir. tbr wayfarer In a rainstorm to avoid colli­ y.'.'^r"1 »,.N«».<>y»rrorH«nT«M aut,o< cept two vre* in (be South East corner theresrf 1 ' ■■Jner.Uv <J?° K-1*0 ' | •« 'im» feta the prfzr. •tminnte^ • good timokocpor. sion with lamp posts and other obsta­ M l<Jlnr .Hd.MMuH »UMwr Mxnn Also the South Ten acre* of land to be toktof- owes J AXON 0 N So?P% HIRES Rootbeer con­ the best herbs, berries roots nature makes for roerfbeer making. Take no other. ~PaKrtri-----1 I fiagsgp&gj&^-as. ( Free! ' L" ,ha4 "rw« ‘ . FREE! FREE! YANKEEWATCH :rd hr. i I consider p m-/ dutv f-> i o,<1 • ;x) e Crrt? f M !°tJ10ic your r^--The custom having daya “at home” Troubte=!?n5?^^roa^ Lronclxta! gt i« by no mean* new. It waa prevalent in lxPres3 and nc’«fwi7!ynr tuck- Queen Anne's time, when tbe Indies * ttocjx'v / CetJ, i633' Sincerely, were "at home" once a week to their **. Ftarl 1UIfivTfrk. friends of hr sexes and called It a *4-*r*»** Mention this paper and ws will send ytm 5 sampie copies of tbe ' . Correct PreportioBB. DETROIT JOVMM, IFM-WnUT, Some gleaners of human family atslist Ica say that a raun or woman of cor­ containing full Instructions bow to gtAibb watch. Act quick. rect proportions Is six times as h-.gb *s Auras*. >m»n japutAX cn„ the right foot is long. * cle* along! he way. IS. Sev*a Ct, Wai, « (■> aaw o> wm <*“• .nrrry Uwm _ w Jobs Axdbxws. ALQBSOE. 1JMASTQX, . MortWH Paiur ~ AUon DatedAp A». s Awnnr. �Hastings Banner. look for sliver. Methods were Invented tn believe there b a third speetea. Thursday, June it, 1896. for extracting sliver that made It profitable TBS BUFFALO MOTH. j ' to mine ore that was previously considered MAUK ALL L. COOK.Srttrt. The laroa—The little hairy larva are worth Ires, and tbe production of silver be­ quite appropriately named buffalo moth came so great that it became impossible to from their general reeeiablanoe to the Tn bastixol mic=.. row maintain tbe parity. ■ Within tbe past few shagey haired bSffak). While young they AVGUST 14. 1970. are so nearly covered with long ulacldeh years more attention teas been given to tbe hairs that the body can hardly be teen. production of gold and methods have been Titeir tnovemeut b very quick and spaainvented for extracting it chat have never been known before, and have made a great <o abort and entirely covered. Tbe body Is aval and of a yellowhb red color. The revolution In the gold mining badness. cotFlatt bristly hairs, which vary in color Tbe North American Review contains Had the great Cripple Creek mines in fn»m dark brown to black, are longer at an article on the outlook for silver from Colorado been discovered even twelve the sides than on the back aud somewhat the pen of Dr. Otto Arendt, editor of tbe years ago the gold ooaW not have been tutted, and behind there are three long Deutcbew Wochenblatt member of Prus­ 'distinct tufts. As lhe larvae bucouieolder taken from the rock, and the same Is true and larger, more of tbe body shows, but sian House ot Deputies and of the German of the great gold mines in Africa. The all of them are more hairy than is rep­ •liver commission of 1864. He condemns Cripple Creek gold mines are producing resented in the figure. They grow to be the demonetization of silver and is special­ anywhere from $1*.OM,M® to 510,000,000 uearly a quarter of an inch lu length, and ly anxioos for the restoration of blmetallas they grow they shed their larval skin per year In gold that of tbe great Indepen­ about half a dozen times. Oue often finds fets. He represents the sliver sentiment of dence mines being produced at an expense these skins along with the larvae, and Europe. Yet the thing that he most dreads of less than six cents on the dollar, These without cluse Inspection, might be Jed to as unfavorable to a restoration of silver is' mines promise to surpass anything tbe think there are many more of tile moths at its free coinage in this country. It is pre­ work on a carpet than there really are. country ever knew—even the palmiest The larvae are retiring and keep in hid­ cisely this combination that - mak-s this day's of California, aud the gold output of ing when possible. They like tu live iu a article deeply Interesting at the present tbe world in a short time will surpass crack of the flor, particularly If It Is a time. anything ever known or dreamed of. If dirty one where they can quickly hide, and Dr. Arendt says flatly that “the United will feed on tbe carpet along thia crevice let alone tbe flhauclal question will settle until full grown. Mure often they will be 'Blates alone cannot establish tbe double Itself. But If there was no silver ques­ found near ur around the bonier of a standard by adopting free coinage: they carpet, and. as soon as exposed to the tion there would be no democratic party. would shift over to the silver standard light or disturbed, will quickly hide hi the and we should vainly wait for a stable space between the baseboard and the floor, ratio of values.” T^jis Is explicit. “We THE ENGLISH AND M’KINLEY. if snch a crevice can be found. Quite often In feeding on carpets a larva will hope.” he Says again, “io send your de­ rat at a sGiglr thread and follow It some tailed proposals across the Atlantic. distance. When food is plentiful the The failure of Gov. McKinley's can­ larvae grow .rapidly, but their tenacity of Only please do not disturb our circles vass to arouse any great popular en­ life Is great as they have ,been known tu by silver experiments on your side.” thusiasm In England, while opt unex­ live without food, except the skins which Such U the view 'the genuine bimetaHats pected, is really not to be explained by they shed, for a month or two and still of Europe take of free coinage of silver. any rational lines of reasoning. Judged survive. It Is in this larval stage and this The European Idea of bimetallism,as set by their own standards of the best only that the harm is done to the carpets. The pupa.—When the larva is full forth In this article, Is to create a fixed statesmanship, Gov. McKinley ought to ratio, or in other words, “an unlimited de­ be the recipient of the unstinted adula­ grown, It hides In some crevice and. transforms inside the shell made by its mand for sliver at a fixed gold price.” We tion of the English press. It Is remem­ own skin. After a time this larval skin are assured that$ constant Interchange of bered that President Cleveland waa ex­ splits open along lhe back, revealing lhe tolled by the British press because nf pulp from which the Imago, ur beetle, opinions is going on among the European bis success in commanding popular bimetallists in order to work out the de­ support in the face of the hostility of emerges a little later. The l>eetle Is nearly as broad as long, tails of such a procedure. When those the party bosaes. By this on me standard and Is small enough to crawl through the details have .been worked out another Gov. McKinley ought to be the popular meshes in out common gauze window screens. It is black, prettily mottled and monetary conference is to be convened. English idea! of a model statesman. Englishmen are just^now felicitating specked pith white and with more or less, To this program even England stands distinct median red stripe down the back. tbemsehea over the splendid financial pledged. While resolutely opposed to showing made by the English govern­ Lights attract the beedle and they may any abandonment of the single gold stand­ often be found on lhe window panes In the ment during the past year. Their na­ spring and fall. Tbe most of their life ard for itself England is apparently quite tional debt has been decreased and the willing to promote by every means in its budget for 1S9G shows a surplus of >21,- Is spent uut of doors, and they are In the houses only for lhe purpose of. depositing power the negotiation of an International 000,000. This condition of things is their eggs on the carpets. They may also treaty fixings ratio of value between the pointed to with pride by Englishmen as be found on sunflowers and asters In the two money metals. The problem In a an achievement of wise statesmanship autumn, aud 1 have seen them so plenti­ word, is to “bring about bimetallism with­ —results of a sound financial adminis­ ful In the spring on the blossoms of a tration that indicate great national choke cherry tree on our college grounds out naming It.” tbat they could be counted by the hundred. prosperity. It Is important to note tbe broad dis­ LIFE HISTORY. Gov, McKinley represents better than tinction between the position of the silver The complete life history of tbe buffalo any other American statesman this people of this country aud the silver people sound English policy of having a sur­ moth Is not yet known, but. as near as we can find, there Is but one brood of them of Europe. Evidently the uutlook fcr plus instead of a deficit. silver would be very much better, accordUnder the McKinley law there was a each year, except in houses and rooms tbat are heated during the winter, when tog to Dr. Arendt, if the Republican party surplus of revenues over expenditures growth continues throughout the year and should triumph at the polls next fall on a of 537,230.702.57 on June 30, 1891; of there are probably several generations. substantial repetition of the platform of $0,914,453.66 on June 30, 1892, and Of When rooms are not heated In winter, the $2,341,674.29 bn June 30, 1893. larvae vary much in size and no regular 1895 than if the Democracy should win on The treasury report for May, 1896, development can be traced. The eggs are the fret-coinage platform now very nearly just issued, shows a deficit for the deposited on the carpets, probably In tbe assured.—Chicago Inter Ocean. month of $3,782,87$, making a total fall and spring, perhaps before tbe beetles Democratic success means nothing ex­ deficit of $26,931,874 for tbe 11 months leave the house. They soon hatch into cept continued stagnation and business de­ of the fiscal year. Whether compared young larvae which feed on tin* carpets through the summer season and change to pression. If you want more of It Just sup­ with the customs receipts under the tbe pupa stage in tbe autumn and again W*lson-Gormun law in its first year or port the democratic ticket next fall. tothebeetle stage from the pupa. Ihe McKinley law in its first and second ■ t THE COXQUEST. Any person who votes for free silver years, the showing is unfavorable to Under this heading will be given the thinking that It will Increase tbe price of May, 1896. Mr. Cleveland indited the best method of subjugating the carpet his wheat, might just as well plant a foqi Venezuelan message, with Its menacing moths, as learned by our own experience stool and expect that it will grow Intf a language, hostile to English tlaims und and the experience of others who have pride, which-------washad ample opportunity to test the various ••Jacob’s ladder.” Supply aud d^au(] offensive to - English - r ------- ----------followed by a slntnp in all claaeea ot remedies No attempt will be made to will always regulate price. American securities. And yet the Eng- tdve all the known remedies, but only such England is tr.ing. and possibly jjjj 8UC_ Hah idolize Mr. Cleveland as tbe best as are known to be the most valuable of . president Great Britain ever had. while those tested. need in playing a bluff game wlthyRWalj „ THE USE OF HEPELLAXTS. Volney and Clarence Ashford wee active they pretend to regard Gov. McKinley, the enemy of deficits and the apostle uf 'Very Huie If anything has been done by to the revolution of 1605 and wre banish­ a surplus, as a dangerous leader. our entomological expt*riim*nten< In search­ ed from the island. Presider Dole jja8 Why should the man who stands for Ing for a useful repel Iant tbat will keep received a demand from the English gov­ the English idea of a surplus instead of the female beetle from tbe carpet as she ernment to allow the Ashtoj brothers to a deficit be regarded as a “dangerous” comes to deporftt her eggs. Such a sub­ stance may not be possible, but If we c-n land, but Dole baa refused u expected leader? succeed in finding some harmless repellant The reason the English distrust him that an English gun boaiwi|| take It will be more satisfactory than all the part in enforcing the dejan d pfjbat gov­ is doubtless dufc to the fact that there remedlMK for killing the larvae that can was & deficit In the English budget for ever be suggested. ernment, In which car president Dole 1892, while the McKinley law was in The idea of a repellent and the success­ wm -now,; this g*ernmeut for asforce, and the surplus revenues of- the ful uae for some time of the expensive slstance. .United States under the same law in the cedar chest against the clothes moth, sug The democratic p.rty now, lb,t h, same year amounted to $9,914,453.66.— gested to my mind about a year ago the trial of cedar oil In this role, a small dry only hope or soccer uM n foolln|[ the Chicago Times Herald. goods box was procured for the experi­ people, .nd taking up ‘will eomelMnx to ment, and carpet beetles with larva* of CARPET BUSS. both species were placed in the box along catch tbe vote or the muees. To do thl. It has Ingeniously attempted , ,Vert the What a Balletin from the Agricultural with some bits ofclolh for the larvae to College lays of Them. feed upon. In a’few days after all had mind, or the people from prot*uOn to tl>e We recently received a bulletin from Income accustomed to fbe new mi rroundfinancial queitlon. Tbe «ucce8 or the tbe experiment station of lhe State Agri­ Inga, perhaps a quarter of a teaspoo?fu| of democratic party destroyed tbe ptlcy upon cultural college, at Lansing, which con­ the oil waa blown Ina spray across one which the government prospere; St did tained an extended article ou the “carpet end of the box. taking care not Io hit any beetle” a-» they are properly called. We of the eluth which was In tbe opposite end. awar with our reciprocity treatfe which reproduce part of.lt here for the cause of The odor disseminated- very quickly and mlarged our merkels: HJpermiltei a flood suffering humanity, thinking some facte the effect was almost magical. Even the from It which will larvae quickly left tbe cloth in which tl»ej or products, made by pauper l,bor, to may be glratied droan out home Industries; it bred, teel- aid the numerous ladies in our city In rid­ were hiding and crawled out over the edge ding their homes of these little pests. of tbe box to the fresh air or Into numr !■>» of doubt and uncertainty that brought “The good housewife Is still forced io crevice opening to the outside. Repeated oa a panic. It would seem that any party fight the carpet titles or to abandon the experiments proved them to alwRyh be would be forever buried underneath such use of carpets. The people uf the upper ausoeptable to lite oil which apparently a damnable record. But not so with tbe peninsula and upper p<rt uf the lower affected their breathing. A spray directed pen>n-*u'a may congratulate themselves upon the larvae will not kill them until democratic party. On the contrary it now that they are still practically without ex­ they are well saturated with II The presents Itself, “a little disfiguied but still perience aa to what the carpet t>eetie Is, beetles apparently have macb less power U»rir immunity of resistance against the oil, and are more to the ring.” and Mttempte to use all tltf though quite iMMlbly aalsery II lias caused as a meaus uf success. from this attack will last but a few seasons easily killed. We are tony to say that we are unable more. Erow the southern a ad central Daring times of distress people are apt to part of the state comes repeated calls for to KlTfJhla expodnrnt « hit trtal la > tntp at anything that offers Itself as aaatetanee until It seems best to watt no lar<M room and Ita'aWeel m.y not be aadn<alria*H _ _ —- ‘ an excuse, and appreciating thia the demo­ longer even if we are not sure that we elded there os to a amaller apace. The have an ideal remedy lu every respect to cratic party has attempted to lay every III give. that the country suffers from to tbe finan­ There la strong demand for a good •nd rooms that arc little used arc the cial question. Completely ignoring tbe remedy, and there are many product* put moat liable to attask. and we would augthe market to meet IL1« demand. Kret Hail In aocli nu.ms at bouse elranlnx fact tbat up to almost tbe very hour that upon ' of these remedies have merit, but tjioe lire Boor should be sprinkled or bet­ Grover Cleveland took the oath of office Some j such as we have tested liwlude »ome one tor ret. .prayed, und very Ihorooxbly so there was plenty of money, and plenty or <of the substances to which reference will etare 10 the base-taunt. Just before Hie be made later and which ran tie procured earpet la replaced on the fltar. Ttara h to build up, on the misery It has wtoutIu cheaper and applied as well where taken BO dancer in ualnr mo towA of tlie oil. separately and not in t-mi bl nation with thooxh pertiapa from two to four ounces throned cutting down revenues to tnllHoi, half a duzen other ingredients which an* will be u>e moat desirable amount. Tbe and millions of dollars below expenditures. of little or an value as insect krntas in inis eedar wood odor la a pleasant one to uawl iMtanoe at least. I refer parttenlariy tn Ftople end barrefol to mine. porta upon whhto no teals. are paid. such substances as pepper, rage, mosiard. ahm in raoTBCTtox. hellebore, snuff. Persian Insect powder, From ttie habit nf llie iarvaa. ot which Will the people be baintaiggua? tobacco, etc., which are used aa powders •kme or to > combiuatl..u wks Mwnrihtes If tbe output of told 00a 1 Inure to hi■ whltli have provrn qmir EDITORIAL NOTES >l<Mt tlw lanrsr Iron; ihrir aud In findU,< them and n> much «.r. quickly tu.n tor tbe lose two or three years tbe Peered el qeeetlow will hare sutttod It^f. .nd the Tke or sulphur in tbe room. wxrai MroncNrMtbn fill then wtth p.tty, Tbcwfere.l.-m between tto boards an> cx»UMit brvedlnfl place, tor tba lame awn tliuuali rtrat rare t, need to eteaatnfl tke» at hou< eleanlnir lime. (C) It tbe finer la not smooth and polish­ ed, end II tbe cedar oil Is not what we hope tor It. an excellent plan Is to palot lbs flow. Thl. Ulis np man, eaelUea that otherwise mlfhl be lurklix plsoes of tbe foe. (d) M^ny reoommend a strip of tarred roofing paper around tbe room beneath the bolder tit the carpet and affirm that, the odor b a repellant. We have not tried It but presume Ik to be an aid. • (e) Never leave old garments or woolens In an attic or other fittie used looms. Mach artlcfea will surely attract the earpet beetles to the bouse and will mike an exeellant breeding and distributing location for- them. DBSTROYINO THE MOTHS. (a) When the carpet is Infested. It should be taken up. hung out of doors on a line. In the sunshine If . possible, and after a thorough beatinf. should be^ftalurated with gasoline to kill all possible life remaning. The carpet should then be left until the garoline has entirely evaporated. It should be bung at leaat a rod or two from the bouse to prevent tbe possibility of the larvae that are beaten out ever re-entering tbe bouse to injure carpels again. t (b) If the floor has not been prepared mm given under “aids” It should be well aoateed In kerosene oil. oral least In gaso­ line. after lhe filth haa been removed and burned. If It has been prepared carefully as above, the sweepbigs should be burned and any larvae that may remain can easily be detected and despatched In- any way most desirable. Kerosene is better for the floor than gasoline as It does not evap­ orate so quickly and Its effect will be more certain. There will be no oil stain to the carpet If the floor is left exposed a few days as it should be In such cases. (c) If the larvae can easily pass from one room to another It would be well to clean and treat all such rooms before put­ ting the carpet back In any one of them; otherwibe the work might be of little avail because of neglect In this point (d) Where the larvae are at work only io small spots In th • carpel, and the tak­ ing up of the carpet is not desirable, they may be killed with steam by spreading a Wet cloth user lhe fpot and Ironing It with m flat-iron. HOW TO EXT!RELY AVOID THE CABi’ET BEETLE*. As we stated before, our carpet beetles sre unknown as such In Europe from __ — whence they ____ came,, and It has been sug­ gested many times that the reasons of this is because there are so few carpets in that country. Should we choose to abandon our carpets and substitute polished or painted floors covered In part with rugs and mats that can often be shook and beaten, the carpet moths will soon be a foe of the past Tire carpet which is most apt to be ea’en Is tbe one put down in wxne up­ stairs room which is seldom used. and. If some desirable substitute could be made Io such rooms, the rest of tin house would l»e comparatively free from attack. Japanese matting is coping into quite gen­ eral use instead of carpels iu lire warmer portions of this country, and to some ex­ tent In our own vicinity. A carpet with a two foot strip of malting fur an outer uorder has been used by some with good success. Others have painted a border and left the carpet loose, that it might frequently be taken up and shaken. g GREAT gDEAL Jg by the purehasers of Dry Gt»ods. if they wouhi visit nothing but go.Ki HubMtanttaJ dry goods merchant* si.»res that have reputations for largv and excellent atocks and where you know you only par for whft you get. A great deal depends ou how you manage tbe little tKintx. and pennirF. are little things Hut If you are trying to make a areat deal uf money DRY GOODS P-Szp «)n4> MILLINERY. EVERY CENT COUNTS There are scores of chances for sharp buy ers in our stock of We ask all who doubt it to look for themselves. You can’t deny what you see,, and you can't see anywhere else such bargains as our Men’s Fine Tan Shoes from* $2 to'$4. Hit for bargains on Sight—they wont wait for you. You can’t strike a passed ball. Yours for business, The Bankrupt Store. C Ink OJBORN <0 To Catch Desirable Trade and Retain It Is Hie ambition of every live, progressive merchant It cannot be done by~ selling shoddy goods at a big price, but it must be done b> selling good goods as a reasonable profit. We’ve Got ’Em Binders. Binder Twine, Tedders, Hay Loaders, Hay Rakes, Refrigerators. Gasoline Stoves, Hammocks. Rods, Reels, Fishing Tackle, Road Ma­ chines, Furnaces etc. If yon don’t want anything we’ve named, but want anything else to !>•* found in a fh‘4 class llanhvare Stock we’ve got it. Come and see us. OOOD ROADS ARE sure to cone, BUT THEY CAN’T BE MADE Wmt. OUT PROPER nACHINERY TO GET YPUR ROAD BEDS IN PROPER CON. omoN. Don’t Hang Back, But come right along if you need a Wagon. Carriage or Bucgy. Romambcr that .‘.e have the large Implement Room foimerly occupied by Meaaer Bros. & Reynolds and we’ve got it filled with this class of goo<l>. Goodyear Bros. �Hasting' Banner. H?hu,sdky, June .f, .896. Hng, J. Salih./ Kato Babcock and Mrs. Clara Whitworth, of Battle Crock, daugh­ . R. COOK. Local Kdltor. KALAMAZOO’S SCALP Are you still iff of Mrs. James Fleming, of Woodland, was Wall Window Shades. 1( SO why Jon'1 Y011 t?ke advantage nf my moving ,saIe. And buy goods cheapo than 1 can. The patterns at oc. 7c, $<-. uc't-kI ioc. are good ioties. Come and inves- f►t was cured, but of late she has been to much worse it was found - necessary to re­ turn her again. Mira Jennie Parker who has also been an inmate of the asylum before was returned from here last week. According to tbe Popular Science Monthly onions make a nerve tonic not to be despised. They tone up the worn out system, and if eaten freely will show.good results in cases of nervous prostration. If a sprig of parsely Is dipped in vinegar large supply Paris Gre^i,Purpjn, Insect etc. • and eaten after an onion no unpleasant odor from the breath can be detected. And in addition to this valuable and Important bit of information, onions eaten freely will a also, he says, beautify the complexion. fretbind l”“ )U.mPW1 °n ,h'“ w,l“ 1«>U> ,u‘e '*r,b with a straight row of 'goose eemt” »nnM bIJeMt°'pWi,he1K*l*“,'no “•'eeolomn aw. “I”wl “lll,r’9 ">">• 10 wtebRote.I.onK.t third in th. m |nn. _i„ > “ T"1' l™enl owr U’k little war. *l>y I—kTudfe them ot their only gleam ot •“•‘•lilne throukboul the nm’’ Miller Ft J ‘«d •upert,lJ! *nd on,y allowed the vlsteln/™Z?terln* hlt*‘lw<) 01 ,hen> Mln, made In any one innlou, while the kn0Cked 0“' Kalamazoo retired In one, two. tinea order till lhe Otth lonlnit. After W.yoJui b <Lbe'I!,?ut out- Bobeahunr came torwith a beanlltul drive to right n ™Phw 10 Mllll:r wh° ,uni J*"’ 11 >» tbirt. geUlng It there In ample > FRED L. HEATH, J news. ^UL/ITION * . LOCAL Tnis week, 4 4 4 Ten yards only, to one customer. A nice SHOE—well fitted, 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4{ 4 4 4 4 4 4 3C Call and try on a pair of those Prints “Ox Blood Shoes Wednesday, June 17th. At the Red Front Shoe Store. (For cash or produce.) Woollen & Bronson. L. E. Stauffer Put an Advt. in The Banner it brings good returns. BANNER PRINT It’s synonymous of “Good Printing.” You will see it upon the. best printing about the city. We have the facilities. 88 quires. Tfte Knight- ot Pythias exemplified Ibe I^Tbe many friends of Prof. W. D. Stei•Jiiiiiml :)rd degrees Monday nlghfat Cas- nng, in tills city, will be pleased to Itarn tie Hall«d the clo’e held a bao’lH®1* of the fine position he has been tendered, which war a fine affair reflecting great —.hat ot Che supetlntendency of tbe public credit on Sir Knight Greusel aud the C01D- 8'hools lu Huntington, W. Va., a city of 18,000 inliabitanttdaud the second city of unUee having it in charge. size In tbe state* (The professor will have it strange for people living e«-t yf yairnby to Im vewena short strelch of rood road n hat they are now all alive lo the benefits lo be derived from the same, aud waul to see it extended. Verily the govd twte scutlpient is booming. Frank Smith w<w in the city Saturday fvdiititetiroule to his home in Nashville, tie Inn been in Cnbi tori the pail six under him a corps of over fifty teachers and receives a salary of over $1,500 for th* first yean) Toe professor is to be cangratuiaCed. on securing this excellent p >sUlun, aud likewise the people of Hun­ tington are to be congratulated uu securing s » efficient a teacher, and so Doe a gentle man to preside over their schools as Prof. Sterling. Inn tzmilv are In an almoit deatltute con^iiino.-Uiere being eight children. They have hreu unt.irtunyie lo haying a great •h-al ot alckneaa and any who tender help may he an re It will be bestowed worthily. "'.>r<| ha, Ireen received here froni Mra. Addie Reed Fleming, ot Philadelphia, that ‘hr ia sintering from a aevere cm- of aenie bronehlil., which compel, ber to dlacon- imue singing for , Uafc Het has ordered ber to ibe aea shore where ahe will spend the suinmer. ; Sbe baa. bees <d'Hged 10 give Op be, Kno|.re and ber position in tn. church tor tbe time. It b trusted that tbe trouble la but a tewtporery be regblMd Some people may think it pretty warm to talk stove now, but when you have the best stove made and * know it is the best, you delight in telling of it. We handle the Best Stoves and Ranges on the market, (THE PENINSULAR,) and we know it, so do others. The Peninsular Stoves and Ranges are known the world over, and are universally acknowledged the leaders for cooking purposes, and easy handling. We are in a position to sell you a Peninsular Range whether you need one or not. If you see one and have its workings ex­ Bobe»bnux, If Bremer, 2b Kobiinou. c Totals Innlags— Hastlncs f Kalamazoo Earned runs Haiftiogs 7 Kalanuroo 0. ba*e bits Robeshung. McKevitt. M&rrlfice bit. Bak**r. Buses on balls-off Miller 3,off Harris 1. Struck out-by Miller 3. by Harris I. Left op bases-Hastiocs 5, Kalamazoo Umpire Mc­ Intyre. WEI55ERT BROJ GENERAL HARDWARE NOTES Miller is developing splendid speed and has good control uf the bail. ••Caddy” led In batting making a safe hit ev^ry time he came to bat. Damotb played a splendid game and had his eye on the b*H when hits were needed. plained to you, you will ever alter want one There is noth­ ing in stove construction to compare with them, and all the world knows they are reliable. They are more economical than a small cook stove, will last forever, will nearly learn you to.conk if you don't know how. Don't let Mrs fry her life out over an old fashioned cook stove, when it will be big money in your pocket in the end to buy her 'a Penin­ sular range, and besides lengthen her days by several years. Borrendame Is always In the game and went after everything that came iu his di­ rection. months when* he joined the insurgents.] / We hope to see a large attendance at tbe Alter serving this length of time he als Page Fence game to-morrow afternoon. auxioux <•» qui», and took French leave by T ie boy^ are playing first class ball in McKevitt’s throwing was simply.perfect escaping <»u a lumber boat. every respect and will put their best team as several Kazoos found wbu tried to pil­ fer secund. . 01 the diamond tu face lhe blnck akinmd SrtUrd-5 after noon there will be a game visitors. The boys played winning ball. If they Tbe last game with the Page of ba-e ball between tin* Nashville High Fence Giants last yeir resulted in a acoie play as good ball when the Page Fence ficbrol ball team and the Huttings High of 10 to 9 in favor of the visitors. In their Giants come, as they did -Thursday, the coons will have to hustle. Mk-oI team. These teams have crossed contract with the Giants tbe latter team The people of this city are not appreciat­ bat-«»nc«* thkyear the home team win­ demands tbat tbe admission fee be plats d ing thuir base ball team as they should. ning by a score of 14 to 0 at the end of at 25 cents and would come under no other The attendance is light at every game, and eleven.innings. Admission 10 cents. consideration. By the way we cannot see the gale money is far below what it ought lo be. Help the boy s along. why 25 cents should* not be charged for The farmera of Hastings township every game for gents and 10 cents for Birth »u<l Death Record of Barry County nvfthtdst of the city are gravelling the ladies. .If this could be done tbe ball for Year 1BV3. road leading by tbe Andrus farm and past Tbe followlug table Is as reported lo l lie team woula be self supporting. county clerk by tbe supervisor! of the the Wh iuiey farm. A splendid quality of various townships In tbelr annual report: gravel is being tRken from a knoll on the Tbe council Friday evening did b wise Births. deaths. Andrus farm. The road from this city to tblug lu deciding to ruforce lite ordinance Assyria the town line rial will soon be Id Gne prohibiting ibe Ihrowlng ot rubbish lu the Bal iuiorv condition; streets. One of Ibe gn etest enemies ot Carltnn Castletongoid rosds is the disposition on the pert ot Hastings ■ Wr believe there is no city in the stale City latan<l4’h some to dump sticks, stones, broken crock­ Hast'* .. •• 2 ' w1:oh- business men are givlngao liberally ery and glMewesr, scraps ot lion, leavsa, Hope tn tl.e “rifNi l roads ’ cause, a* are the buslIrving grass etc. lu Ute streets. A- long as litis Johnstown ne>< men of Hastings. Those communi­ Maple Grove Is pet milted any effort towards good roads Oranxevllte.. ties which have reaped benefi’s from the 16 construction way M well be abandoned. Frairtevll-e.. fqn<l*i raided appreciate what our mer­ Rutland Ous ot the prettiest and most prominent Thomappe.. chants have don»% end every dollar ex­ Woodland... residence streets this year bad Ils beauty Yankee Springs.. pended will cpme back, sooner or later, In greatly marred by long lines of bait Total sa-'21' increased trade. burned leave* ami graae. mixed with a .In 1894 Ibe record of births was 0Ba, of Thnre has been no one thing that has motley assortment of Inc imbustlbls ma­ deaths 186. ___________ . terials such as stones, tin cans, pieces of caught the public fancy as the new things Coogrrasnun Thomu.or Allegan.dcllveiThe council did a wise '« tan shoes just now Letag introduced. glass etc. etc. ed lhe Decoration Day address at Riclunond, Woolley A Bronson are displaying a full thing In voting to enforce tbe ordinance Vlrglnl*. tbe ore»> ot tbat city speaking hue of the so edb-d “Ox Blood” sDpea. which will prohibit this adM of thing. ot It In very flattering terms. They have all the up-to-date finl-b which Tbe Mothers meeting held at tbe home From Sttfo 35 bnsbelz of grain used lo L so noticeable on the foot wear coming of Mrs. Wm. CampbeH Friday last was be a big load lo pull over tbe miserable from their firm aa I are worth going out of one of taterest and prodt being conducted roads from the Mathews school house u. Jour way to exginlne. UJ Mrs. Delos McElwain superintendent this city. evw> ul h""e* K'iselte, the five-year-old child of Mr. of tbe department of tbe W. C. T. U. weighing 1300 to KOO pounds eaeb. La« week Will Kronewllter hitched up bls lit­ •b'l Mm. J„ R Billy. Il.lng on tbe This meeting was well attended Uy the Music and tle tram ot ponies, weighing between pizms died ot Iniiarnuulozy rbeunutitm mothers of the second ward. articles upon the subject of tbe meeting goo and ooo pounds each, and trotted to «i f ridzy. The tuneril wu eoodacted In lhe ■rternoon by Ret. Tbomu Cox. formed tbe program together with a very town with a load ot sixty bushels, and aad ber voice win aooa Cut Price Sale of Prints Earth earn lo u>l> olt, Thor.4,, to M. Poff IH Ibe During the severe tit under storm of ball through his hand the runner crossed Sunday morning, lightning struck the the plate with what proved to be tbe only run the Kalamazoo team made. After that bam of John Clark w!k> Ilves two and a the visitors succeeded In occasionly get­ halt miles southeast of tbe city. It set ting a man on bases mil it was Hastings’ day for ball playing, and they fielded so kre to the hay, and the barn would have .. .THE DRtMKHST. } been burned bad it not been for the sharply that no runs were scored. Hastings scored three In the second on inn to move about r prompt action of Mr. Clark’s sou Fred who Damoth’s single, a couple of arrora and carried water to the spot almost immedi­ Mchevlti a double; one in the third on ately after it was struck. The hired man Cadwallader’s single, steal of second and Singles wlte was in Jlie uajmaent of the barn at' outs by McDonald and Damotb. by Cadwallader, McDonald, Damotb and tbe time was shocked into insensibility, as Miller netted two earned runs Iq tbe fifth. were the horses, and one of the latter will Three scores came In In the sixth on errors and a base od balls to Cadwallader. Daprobably die. , cik moth. Miller. Poff, McKevit', Borrendame and Cadwallader rapped out singles in the Die installation ot officers of the Epseventh and five earned runs crossed the plate. Herrxttr’. changes for advertisements worth League for the ensuing year The game was called at lhe end of Ka­ au?t reach this office Tuesdays at latest IG held at the M. E. church Sunday evening, tnsttre insertion in the Issue of the week they having been elected at the business lamazoo’s half of tbe eighth Inaing to al­ low the visitors to take the afternoon when brought. * . meeting on lhe Tuesday evening previous. train for hume. “ " ‘ ‘is tbe score:— Following They were installed as follows by Rev. A heavy windstorm out in the vicinity of Thomas Cox: President. Miss Chattie Borrendame. ss of Piu BirdseilM on State road done cod- Lake; 1st Vice Pres. (Spiritual DepL), Cadwallader. 2b Mdeiabk-ilmuage Sunday afternoon. An Miss Nora Cooper; Chairman Sunday McDonald. 1! Damotb. tb old no.ree was overturned and other havoc evening Depl., Miss Maty McElwain; 2nd. Milter, p Baker, cf createdViee Pres.. Mira WHda Bllvlu; 3rd. Vice Poff.Sb Murphy, rf Pres., (Literary Dept.), Ml»;i Gertrude »»n Friday the schools of Yankee Springs Totals Abbey: 4th Vice Pres., Mrs. Lillian ‘Botownship will hold their annual picnic at Kalamazoo turn: Sec’y, Dr. Walter A. Lamp man: ’•elkr.Ti Brigg*’ Grove, Bowens Mills. Speeches lb Treas., Mira Gertrude Geiger; Pianist, Jones, Derby, ss and a general good time will be enjoyed it • r».w. p Mrs. Cox; Chorister, Mira Ida FltzSImDutton, cf tte weather H all right. . 2nd Annual Nine stalwart celery-fed ftellowa of taken to Kalamasho asylum yesterday, on ordw of Judge Armstrong. She recently 'returned from there aud it was hoped she Paper or GREATEST BARGAIN OF THE SEASON The Prettiest Thing ter of P. Kmnbarilng. They left last Thursday, .nd warrants are out tor their arrest. : If you can't possibly use a stove, there is something in our line of GENERAL HARDWARE you can. We will make it an object for you to trade with us the ccuning year. Better come in and learn about. . A FOUND 1 Ladies* ParasoL with white handle, was left in our store Saturday, May 30th. We are overstocked with Cottonade Pants and to reduce our stock will sell R Warranted not te rip. 00.0 75c Cottonade Pants 65c 75c 85c 90c $1.00 $1.00 $1.25 ably praaented paper by Mm. McElwain xald that be eould have hauled a great deal upon tbe dntle* and responsibilities of more only lie was afraid that hi. wagon molbera. All were Invited to participate wouldn't bold up. Keen with an example In discussing thia paper and many availed of such a bene fh ** ini’. tbtre "• themselves ot tbeopportunity which adJnl farmer, so short sighted that they refure greatly to tbe Interest ot the meeting. It to help build good rred* beeaote some bb b'’ waa decided to bold another meeting at cyclist »■> «« • tbe same place and Mrs. Judge Barnum was saoolntod chairman. Among oilier practical things discussed was lhe curfew b 11-for Bantings and a vote was taken Wheel Unmindful of the great benefit to tbemselrw y« they perzlrt In do. single thU« that ■’«« ■“ “ * . .tavroent of every body tb.t goes eve. tbe liMMlw.K>o»e more than themselves. which reunited unanimously In Ita favor. A eommBiae.wM*H>oin»Ml.t» circulate a .Ttame.liwff'W'4 wllh .at* relllpb petition in the aeeond ward poae. for tbla pur- Delicloua strawberries with eream "(aJidhi'«*I local x*” « m el oee of tbe program. I Welter § 3urton LEAPING CLOTHIERS Xj Yj J: �HAS VOTES TO SPARE. Hastings Banner Thursday, June u, 1896. COOK BROS., Proprietors Bon, of Portsmouth, O-, a pronounced McKinleyite, deciares the Oh fan will re­ ceive the tepabllcan Domination for ibe presidency on the first ballot. He base* his prediction ou the following list of What They Are Doing at the delegate* Instructed and pledged to Mc­ tional Capital. Kinley. The table which follows is the first official claim made by lhe McKin­ ley managers of their strength and where it is located. There are 91S dele­ Hoara-BlU* Famed and Othgates in; tbe convention and 402 will be required! to notninnte. Under this claim the Ohio men endeavor to show that Mc­ * Washington, June 2.—The bill to pro­ Kinley will be nominated' if the coohibit the issuance of interest-bearing tested scats are divided against them: bsnds without the consent of congress States. McKinley. Contested. <9 waa further discussed in the senate yes­ Alabama;?.... 3 Arkansas ..."................ 14 .. terday, but no action was taken. California14 / 4 Washington, June 3.—The senate yes­ Connecticut Florida. terday passed the bill to prohibit the is­ Georgia. N N suance of interest-bearing bonds with­ Illinois . S Indiana out the consent of congress by a vote of , Kansas ’ ’ 20 Kentucky 10 te to 25. K-------Louisiana 4 Washington, June 4.—The senate yesland. 14 ■> terday passed the river and-harbor bill Michigan, II Minnesota over the president's veto by a vote of M1b«1bkIup1.......... IS i.~«■< —। 7. 56 to 5. This was the last step in mak-. Mlssourf M Nebraska If. Ing the bill effective, and it is now New Jersey........ IG NeW York........... « Ji North Carolina.. Washington, June 5.—The senate yes­ North Dakota.... Ohio »• terday )>assed the filled cheese bill, ................ which taxes manufacturers $400 annu­ Oregon V Pennsylvania.... ally; wholesale dealers, $250, and re­ South Carolina.. ¥ South Dakota.... tail dealers $120. Conference reports on Tennessee........... "j Texas the naval and Indian appropriation bills * Vermont.. .......... were agreed to. *4 Virginia............... ?' Washington, June 6.—In the senate Washington .... 8 12 West Virginia.... yestenlay the resolution relating to Wisconsin 2......... M Americans captured on the vessel Com­ Wyoming ............... petitor in Cuban watersand sentenced Arizona Indian Territory. to death or imprisonment was dis­ New Mexico cussed. The immigration bill was con­ Oklahoma........... OUB LAWMAKERS. sidered, as was also a joint resolution j for a constitutional amrndement for tj the election of senators by the people, A resolution was offered for final adjournnient on the 8th inst ( Washington. June 8. — The senate gave its most undivided attention on Saturday to the conference reports on general appropriation bills and several of them were agreed to. j THE HOUSE. ■ red and Petitions and ReswWashington. June 2.—In the house yesterday th*e bjll authorizing the ap­ pointment of a labor committee of 20 members to investigate the relations of } labor and capital and to report to con­ gress desirable legislation in relation thereto was passed. ] Washington. June 3.—The river and । harbor appropriation bill was passed, ( over the president’s veto yesterday by . the unexpected heavy vote of 220 yeas to €0 nays. The republicans, with prac­ ( tical unanimity, and 39 democrats, with one populist, made up the affirmntire ' vote, while the negative vote was about equally divided between the republic ( ans aud democrats, five populists vot­ ( ing with ^them. * ' Washington, June 4.—The bouse yes terday agreed to the conference re|>ort on tbe bill making appropriations for fortifications and coast defenses. The ' contested election case of Murray vs. Elliott, from the Charleston (S. C.) dis­ trict. was discussed, but no action was taken. Washington. June 5.—In the house I RCFBIGXNAT1NG FLOWERS. INDIAN STOICISM. Quite a revelation iuhorticulture.ha*1 . aJ though, o^ing to the secret manner in which the experiments leading up to it The stoicism of tbe North American Indian is proverbial. In tbe long ago when one tribe warred against another. Indian prisoners were accustomed to staDtl torture without flinching. Th© race may bare degenerated, but its re­ markable characteristic is still con­ spicuous. A story told bX a western citizen to a Washington Star reporter furnishes a good illustration of tbe in­ difference with which even tbe Indikn of to-day views death: "In the Choc­ taw Indian nation there is no jail in which convicted murderers are con­ fined," said he. “When 1 first went to the Indian territory I aettied in the Choctaw nation, and hearingthat a cer­ tain Indian was an excellent hand on the ranch. I hunted him up andHsked him if be would work for me. ‘I will work /until the 20tb of next month.’ he mid. ’Why not longer?’ 1 inquired. *1 am to be hanged the 21sL’ was his re­ ply. in an unconcerned way. I hired him, and upon inquiry learned tbat what he said was true. But one man has ever failed to* return for banging after he has been sentenced, and my Indian did not prove an exception to the rule. On the doy before the execu­ tion was to take place lie left as calmly although going on n 1 isit. and the hang­ ing took place at the time appointed. Notwithstanding his approaching doom the Indian made one of the best ranch­ ers I eter s^w:. and I regretted to lose him." persons have been aware of the new de­ parture. says Chambers’ Journal. Everyone knows that flowers, ns well aa fruits and vegetables, are forced, so that those who are rich shall have tbe use of them before unaided nature brings them to maturity. The forcing business is an expensive one. requir­ ing constant attention and skilled' la­ bor. Many attempts, therefore, have been made to get at the golden eggs by cheaper means, and as a result of many trials the opposite process to forcing ha* been adopted with sue- The system consists in retarding the flowering of the plant by refrigeration, and is.of course.only applicable to those which are hardy in this country, by which we mean those which will stand several degrees of frost. Tbe lily of the valley is one of them, and it is much in request for purposes of decoration. Under the old forcing conditions only about 50 per cent, of tbe buds treated ( could bo induced to flower, but*by the ' freezing process an overage ot 95 per cent, can be secured from tbe end of summer up to Christmas. It will be noted tltat the process cannot be applied to evergreens of any kind and, it would certainly be thp death of camel­ lias and probably hyacinths and tulips. It fa said that near Berlin three grow­ AN ENGINEER’S LUCK. ers, alone have nearly 300 acres of lily Locates » Led pc of Free Gold from Hla of the valley under cultivation and Cab Window. that they have adopted tbe refrigerating J. Bowlan, an engineer in tbe employ method with great success. It has long of the .Burlington Railroad ronipany. IM ago been proved that the plant can Total.............................. E06 All of the republican leaders who are be cultivated in England with equal recently mad© a good ore “fiud” in a now in the city regard as a gigantic success, and we trust t hat the new meth­ curious manner. - His route is over tbe bluff the threat of Senator Teller, of od wijl won be tried on an extensive line which runs through the very heart of the Black Hills. On his trip* Colorado, to bolt the convention pro­ scale in this country. up and down the road he noticed at * vided that It does not declare for free • point two or three mile* north of Rochsilver. A prominent republican war­ COLOR OF WOMEN’S EYES. ford a ledge that cropped outat the sur­ horse, said: “The republican platform face near an open cut. He finally be­ adopted in St. Louis will be practically , came convinced that the appearance of the same a* that auOpted at MintieDid you ever notice that men always the rock bore a striking resemblance to a polls; perhaps it may be the Ohio platinstinctively put confidence in a girl some rich ore he had previously seen in form as ixiterprefed by Foraker, but with blue eyes, and have their sus­ mother part of the Black Hills. He fold in.any event the adoption, will, be al-1 picions of the girl with brilliant black a practical miner named Pete Nelson most unanimous, and eny man bolt­ ones, and will you kindly tell me why? of bis discovery and induced him to lo­ ing th? action of the convention places , asks a writer in the Ladies* Home Jourcate the ground, agreeing that if Nelson himself outside of the republican ’ —Is it that the limpid blue eye, did this be would let him in as an equal party." 1 ‘ transparent and gentle,- suggest* all partner. Nelson accordingly located the soft, womanly virtues, and because AUSTIN CORBIN KILLED. I he think* be can see through it, clear the property under the name of the The VOll-Kuown Financier Meets a VloOlga group, taking up four claims in the down into that biuc-cyed girl’s soul, lent Death in New Hampshire. location. A sample waa secured from that ahe is the kind of a girl he fttneies Newport. N. H., June 5.—Austin Cor the ledge and taken to on assayer. After, bin, the millionaire banker and finan­ she is? I think It is, but some of ibe .testing the ore In the customary chemi­ der of New York, and his coachman. greatest little frauds I know are the cals, what was at first supposed by th© purry, kittfeny girls with.the big inno ­ John Stokes, were killed yesterday as ossayer io to be pyrites proven proved to be uc iron iron pyrites be the result of a runaway accident here nt cent blue eyOs. . Blazing black eyes, and free gold Id in large deposit* deposits through the Th. owner. ^Jubn.Jor.r his summer home. Mr. Corbin and bis the rich, warm colors, which dark- rock. 7* ; • grandson, Corbin Edged, with Dr. Paul । women have to wear suggest ■ood fortune, fortune, and and have have already already their good Kunzier and coachman John Stoker ' cn^Uy an<I brilliance and no end of refused a good offer for an interest. started on n fishing trip about three intellect. Men look intf> such eye* and The ledge can be traced 1,000 feet, and o’clock in the afternoon. On going out , ®ecm not to be able to see below tbe of the yard at the farmhouse the horses . surface. They have not the pleasure of will average four or fire feet in width. HAD TO BE FED LIKE A BABY A FEARFULLY AFFLICTED MAN Suffering, Grief and Worry Fill His Cup to Overflowing. FrmK ihr Itdutrtal Xetra. /«*«>.. Mick. Ion ber brain. Mjrm I- IU»«, • erorknran, h» Heed fcr nrarlr toentr-See yrar. In tbe rlty of Jackran, Mieh., al 234 Adrian Ave., where be»«»!> happy borne. Htebeallh h.d felled him fur romr year* I rack, and the lorn of ids Penrannot 'iraeril.1k J UM 1^,^ I A , her hoaw Ea*t Hill, Main iu.-ei ' J ' «« "» bnkinp P-rrm’pi.tVi'tl Irtorv -1 ehe*tftiny ,0M the rtpcrt'e’^ wife, two years ago, filled hi* cup of misery to "kver since that terrible x^ettine I rw-t overflowing. Grief and worry noon brought «id Mrs. J<mra, “non. a ;JW" on a stroke of paralysis. A few week* later ,t‘'rr"’1' n'jkim in mT he had a second stroke, which totally disabled i waM lAen in wwh him. He could neither pore a limb, nor his ; to u*e a crutch to get un.imd br «S? .|« head and had to he fed like a baby. The best | J"*** JPC »»o»r sbUt the J medical aid wa* furnished him, and hi* friend* i SjJJS to gri iZlL^T;* * did all they could for him, but human hand* 1 gu?w». One of the doctor* I eow.uit^^*u I svemed powerless to give him relief. ■ j “®d clotted blood in my hlad, and tertaL r Both phmdetan. «ho nor. trra.in, bln. told , l'XlTj him, .ftrr a ron.ultmion, that thore wrra no < p^t nwdi. inr., but thrv 4.1* men rut of brlping him. He trtw then but a 1 " My eotnplezten vu a jerfc,,bueaod mare .keletoo. without power to more and , ".'L,"? V" *“ you «,ou' scarcely _____ hw.wi.he. strength enough to express his wishes, i W1fcr, irnnn, a Drath was truly much preferable to a linger-1j “Uwkaimenow dol hobtiek, I The reporter wa. lb reed t^admit Uta, |„W ing life of such misery and helplessness. xen a mor. |, rf«: etatadtant d The marvelous cure, by Dr. Williams* Pink .। -Mom neaitn. Pills, of a woman afflicted similar to himnelf, which appeared in lhe Induatrial Newt, was read to him, and although only a lingering •park of hope existed, he consented to give the ,, •-- — Iiimui;, rriUr-JT I medicine a trial, but insisted that another could not move out of the h.juse. 1 thrre wouWiyou believe it I physician be called, in order to lay the matter dal not even go to eburrii. I «u before him. The physician was summoned l° “>y h**1, bul WB,d not lrt,e ‘k and after a thorough examination of the patient and learning the history of the <w, said that be could promise do relief and ail vised him to try Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, which he had often known to succeed when everything ebe had failed. The pills were procured, and he took them according lo directions, with the most wonderful result. At the end of two reeks he could walk, and at the end of four weeks, although weak, be was perfectly cured and ia now able to do all kinds of light work. . , A TKKRIBLK RIDE. ' “I heard of the pill* quite a jahilewo, rnddeI eided to try them. I'in-’ieve we were thefim people to try them in the i«.w», BI)d now I know • doom people that are uriqt them. I rr-wn“ J ,2Sm ev‘TJ’b«iy uni they*]WET* do ; rood. The druggist, M r. Prior, on Miin etreet, h*d to rend *w*y and ret * half <|ov> boxa for me. He did not k.t p num but now I be­ lieve he sella more than *ny(other medicine ” It may l»e raid right here that Mr. Prior wM seen by a J'imct reporter and tvrruba atrd Mx Jonre' statement. “ Wherever I go. people my, « WM, Jfn. Jones, how well vou are looking. How did it haj>prei?’and I alwayi tell them Pink Piih “I can't really tell yon hqw nmnw taxatf fro*i the Evening Times, Bnffahi, X T. __ the pills JI have ’iaken. but lam haveTaken. I am never witboat wiitaut .. of th<* ’’“““J roods in Western them in the house. I hove ntt run! the ilicfatt Srli“. * “" 1 *"*' ““ u“ ' would permit. • * i .. my life. ” * 1 The rain brat down upon the rubber raverTbe corer* fcr. Ja,^ jn whi|e he --------------repotier was lag ami feand 1U wsy Into every crack and present and atrangly rudor»« -his L_ wife ________ ’s testiopening. inonial. ' The occupants hut Hvnpant. nf of the Huep were Dean Jones •• you r*n rradilv imagin’. he raid, “tow ana his. m e uf SnitupvxHe, ■*N.Y. Every- Ai^ly we regard th? rtinow in tjiin houw* with tie name. He ra tbe wherewe we have have h*J -X anc’:uif'ther'rrstGred ’ ' body is fiuiiilisr 1 had a wife well-known l •----- raantng^udge who ha* become 11©perfect health.’’ farnou* fur his ________ _ la iunpantal and fair treatment of br. William* WiBiams’ ’ Pink Pink Pill* Pills t_. nr? _ not r____ ’ockri atvthe post. Ijockeys ’-V--*---— ■'7" , : Upon fis a* ■a patrut patent uiruiri medicine,, >ut mth-r a* a It wax about ten rear* are that Mr. and : pnwrintion. An .n*h>i. o(' their Mr*. Jone* took that fat eft I nde that came :[ show «how tbat that thry they oontain contain, ir in «- xmdrrited '■Irtl.! form. .'•reorthrthrtlHTlife. !| .lithe . .... ..... all lhe rlrmrnu elements necessary to live nry life Urt They we.*.- i;ng from their borne ,in u Sprieg- richness tn tbe blood and n+t»re shsttend i ville to Conradia. ’tdui. an ride of almut nlnui raveatv w*r.-mv nerves. They Ttimv are *r. an .r» iitiAtilinr. anrwrtfti- fcr fr.r i.r.fai in? qri-ific i miles. Stan inc wtr’y in the •noniinc. they •uchdineasce as locomotor at xxia, partial ~ pa- • ’A per.:?! rude to Scio, u distance fifty •>,-<. miles, and ralyvh, St. Vitus’ dan<-«. w-ipien. nei:’*lri*, i from there started tn Cnneadix When ataut rheumstMon,nervous hrada.lH. thratrrrflo-ts ten milrs from their dertiosuou the storm over­ of 1* grippe, palpitation of th< 'heart, pale awl took them. willow ftMnplexiowr, and the :in-ti fte'ing rewere inorou^niv. thnronghh:soaked • I Mrs. Jones'clothes cnniivM wrrr puaKra suiting from nervous prostrut <•:». nil <ii*5«s ! before tjmn wa? 'esriwd. There wn* no fire resulting from vitiated hntne rs in nta Hoed, ’P t*7 V<*’ ir prTn «>«•• ■«*> -or »*ramc chilled xo tn Much a* Bcrofula, ehronfc* rey.M •la.«, ftr. They irr •• i-numv rrniiru ’the bone befote the little (lie attendant ■■,'7”s.rLinze. nbi,etoMeh °,b" ! arc ata) n- specific fur -----------------------__ tm-.i! ____ l*s peruliir to tatartetl, vannrd the atnio«ph»rc. j females, ex „ as — suppre»!<'r»>. imLutaitk* such : |, hrom From that that time time on mi Mrs; Mra Junes J«ie was an ill j arid *H forms ------ofweakn'cs*. *—*------ - T tev htnM wpthe iff health to p*ie pale W<l?an; .11. I blood, blood,and and restore restore the the clow clow< <jf Her trouble—well it was ahont evre-• ks-*- — "------cheek*. *•—'ri. —_-*d ■verriliing and’ — rallow They ark fur »*1<- by all with which human flesh ran ta afllirteu. one . druKRtfU. aruggwu., or or may ve had nao oy rteu. She m*v l»e by tnajl fo'tn Pr. nau a arrange, queer- feeling in her head, that William*' Medic'ne Medic'.ne Company* ('ompan S tsdv, Celt a* if several shot were rolling arr>und box. or six taxes for jiM. ound loose | N. Y., for 50c. per box, a ^onK’ deep gaze into immeasurable depth*. And ao they think her designFEMALE PHILOSOPHER. *n£ aiJ and clever, and. perhaps (God save Hoi the^mark!). even intellectual, when, Har IIu*band*i Draertlon. perhbps.she hosawealthof love and de­ A young Massaohusetts wife was de­ motion-and heroism stored up behind serted recently by ber husband on th© that impulsive disposition and- those fifth anniversary of their marriage. He dazzling black eyes, which would do ran away with a pretty and silly girl of FOUND GUILTY. ] and dare more in a minute for sorup man 18 who worked in the same shop with yesterday the claim of William Elliotl ititnoi* i-awmakor Convicted or Solicit- she had set that great heart of hers him. The deserted wife treated the mat­ from the First South Carolina district j 1 *Ing a Bribe. upon, titan your cold-blooded, tranquil ter "almost philosophically," according Peoria, HI.. June 5.—A jury in blond would do in 40 ygars. A mere was defeated and the seat was given to to the report of the Boston Herald. She k . .^ ie circuit court at three o ’ clock —----------— —George W. Murray (colored). .Thecomquestion of pigment in the eye has set­ mittec on ways and means, by t« vote of . Thursday afternoon came into court tled many a mnn’s fate in life, and es­ said there bad been no difficulty between her husband and herself, acd that 13 to 2X decided (o report the senate with a verdict finding Simon Shaffer, tablished him with a'wife who turned bond bill adversely. I democratic representative of the Thir________ uvui uw out to be vary different from the girl up to the Ituu But >be added: "It t ^Washington. June fl.—th the house ‘ teenth Illinois senatorial district, guilty ' he fondly thought he'wa* getting^ be is crazy for the girl,all right; I want yesterday Gen. Rinaker (rep.) was f Qf agreeing to. accept a bribe of $3,000 | “ nobody who does not want me." given the seat from the Sixteenth Illi- ( from Peoria distillcFs to suppress an It strikes us that this is not “almost6 INDIANS WANT SILVER. nois district now held by F. E. Down- , unfavorable report. The attorneys for ! Why ing. The senate resolfttion to prohibit the defense immediately entered a mo- They H*v* No U»c for Gold Coin or Papor but altogether philosophical. should any self-respecting woman, or the issue of bonds without authority <‘on for a new trial, and the prisoner I Money. from congress was reported adversely. | wns released on recognizance until such , If tbe silver question were left to the man either, wont anybody who docs not Washington. June 8.—The house Sat- time as the court passes on the motion Sioux Indinjxs to be decided, says the want them—and not only waiit them, nrday disposed of all the essential busi- a®d affixes sentence. | Sioux Falls Argus^Lender, they would but prefer them to anybody else in tbe nett consisted of con-1 DOOM SOON FIXED i speedily decide it in a manner that world? In the savage »tnt<* or wherever ne«8 before before it, it, wh wh’’eh ch consisted of conDOOM SOON FIXED, .. । would prove perfectly satisfactory to women arc regarded us property ora* afated of conference reports on appro­ 1 TIME TABLE. jntcoce* to Death for a Marder the advocates of free silver coinage. toys aud men as accessary protectors, priation bills. The president’s veto of . In EITrei i**. The Sioux arc naturally in favor of a different feeling is natural. Butcivilthe general deficiency appropriation Central Ktsn<l«rrt Tune. , Ava, Mo., J une 5.—Edward Perry will free silver coinage, principally becauae ized men. and women, too. are frequent­ bill was sustaixed, and a substitute waa , b© banged July 31 for th© murder ot.• silver is more easily counted by $hem ly iex* sensitive and unselfish than tbe ■ent to tbe senate omitting the French । the Sawyer family. The verdict of the. than any other kind of money. White noblest brute*. Bpoliution and other claims which in­ jury was returned Wednesday night Ghost, the venerable head of the Crow It may have been philosophv. or it curred the presidential opposition. and the sentence of the court immo Creek Sioux, in. discussing the money may hate been only pride, but the diately pronounced. It is ten days sine* nueatitm'wbii^in in® 111011 HUMTH. -----------------------' ---------------------ad~- yettng Massachusetts wife spoke with the dlreovery of the crime, which breaks Topeka, Kan., June 4.—-The demo vanced some peculiar ideas regarding unusuid fineness -if feeling. ernts in convention yesterday declared the record in Missouri for spertiy jus­ ( money, which are undoubtedly shared ami Its Connections Operate the for the free and unlimited coinage of tice. | by practically every member of the Best First and Second-Class silver at the ratio of sixeten to one, an.l Ex-Gov. Berole. of Michigan. Dead. Sioux nation. He says that when xhe jjstructed the 20 delegates chosen to Flint, Mieh.. June 8.—Ex-Gov. Josiah government pays the people on his Service from East to Pan lobe (Yorkville). voet only for such a platform and can­ Begole died at his residence here Fri­ reaervalion the $198,000 due to them, SUFFER UTTOLD MISERIES. didate at the national convention. day evening. Mr. Begole was promi­ he wants it paid in silver dollars. Gold Delton nent in democratic politic* in this state. is detested by the ladiar.s becauae the Lost Its Distinction. Cloverdale Aliceton, Win., June 5. — This town, He served a term in congress from 1873 coins are so small when tbe sum they S*ult*....... which has been without a woman, has to 1875. and was elected governor of represent is taker, into consideration. Hastings. and Intermediate Point*. in 1882. lost its distinction by tbe marriage of Michigan on a fusion ticket ___ | White Ghost said be could not under­ F. H. Metcalf, the postmaster, to Miss Turn to Piecra by Bulldog*. | Brtand why a ten-dollar bill should not Costs Grove THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPING CARS Woodbind ... Laura Matthews, of Farmington. Racine, Wis., June 5.—An-eight-year- be just ten time*** largeas aone-dollar ■Voodburv ... ACT* A* A SPECIFIC _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ old son of Henry Acklam fan* torn to WB. He think* the should Fto D.government L leave Chlcgtto. thronghout the Fall LSDBillg........ pieces by two bulldogs while returning Increase tbe size of bills In proportion ©uu winter ever* Wednesday Deuxut l every Nooday ’ from school Wednesday night. A to the sum they represent, even if fc Graod Rapid* It cause* health to bloom, and and Tharaday evening, and are run. companion, who escaped from the dogs, was necesanry that a $100 bill should be joy to reign throughout the frame reported the fact and directed tbe party as large a* a horse blanket If the which recovered tbe remains. government persfats in paying them MtAtH>|>n. stui for Anoexatioa. I Partly in bills, they would Ilk© to see Honolulu. May 20, via Ban Francisco, th « change made. But silver doUars without Blood means sound health. With pure, on fast mall train*. imd-cUas rickets can June 5.—The senate and house passed are what the Indiaji* want, even should rich, healthy blood, the stomach and di­ tn rhe tourist sleeping annexation resolutions, tfeclaring on 1 they receive them In such quantities gestive organs will be vigorous, and there CaUfornls point*. IB; tram” the eve of adjournment that the . that they would have to tatmnirv^ « ---------to tfc eir £ n ralgia will be unknown. Scrofula and Hawaiian legislature continues in favor MitrtaBto,,., .a, Rhsurn will disappear. With pure of annexation to the United States, aa operate!. • do the Hawaiian voters. shied, tipping over the open carriage. I throwing the occupants down an cm-, bankment about eight fe?t fort against a stonewall. The coachman died in a rhort time and Mr. Corbin lived until 9r4? in the evening. The others escaped witl. slight Injuries. , California, Louisana.New Mexico hii&H, Waoaioc 1 | Texas, and Arizona. Stations. Tbe Sente Pacific Coapany Thousands ol Women BRADFIELD'S FEMALE LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO REGULATOR Pure Blood Tooff wrrM will b, itrong, .nd your atap umnd, IN. ud nfnhlnf. gM-a SarMpartlla n«ka> par. blood. Sri i? *.h/ u cart" •<> m*n-v It Never Norwich, Conn., June 6.—The Henry Bill Publishing company, which pub­ lished James G. Blaine's "Twenty Years in Congress," and Gali Hamilton’s “Life of James G. Blaine," has made aa as­ signment Assets. $300; liabilities. $50.- St. Louin, Jane 5.—Mary Connelly, a to Regulate Lowist Ratks, Best Rovti Civilization has demoralized the Sa­ moans. They have taken * fancy for the large men-of-war'« boat*, for which they have discorded th«r canoeo, and in which they row about from villag© to village, discussing politic! and neg* lecting their crop*. To build tbe boat* they have mortgaged their land, and in•teod of making an attempt to raise to pay tbete creditor© they *per their tune pWying.Cricket far ing of piga or keg* of salt beef. HEXKO all pedal, la Sarsaparilla J. Fairer, iMUntly 'S raUas Jara­ New Mexico *nd California Agent* uur tfl-l gn*i tFreUhi Train* win iw run uf tbr • MHtianv.irbo rtsrrve tbr rij.ut u l Dir tinw* M*swb ^r..K.vnrr Mo. c. will wall at Woadbiio ror, ' . » «i. WoawU fr°Ut °t Bbe died at the city hospital Thursday^ Throuah 10 6a Itornla EAMTWAitn. »KBoY>a3i Ifa leal > Es Ifc ■I-—•--- — » "■ L ------—- junctlor v3t» �Hasting ‘ Banner Thursday, June n, 1896 Fnis week) w r. COOK. Local Editor. The Commercial Traveler 88 quirei Hereafter, ehaams for advertlsemeuu must reach this office Tuesday, at j.tosttc to U>e >■« <* U>« week wiien orougnt. emat to cf mtnd Md SdyTind tbrae u-ealvenby Hood's BarsaparllhL Bishop Foley confirmed a class of 6S at the Ionia Catholic church last Friday. wgaahed * civic federation. ^Jaxod Priu B.kl„x pow4.r 1MrrM . Nothing clean, cleaner than Jaxon wap V.udala Lave been defacing the aoldlcra monument at Ypalianti. ’"■meta Gypsira near Hudson claim that * pet «**r devoured mm ot their children. One swallow does not make Snrlnv hni 57-,•' 11 I- The Eilon Rapids board of review re­ duced ooe tax iwumi fOr isoc frGm 813.000 to 92.000. The Knights nf Pythias propose erect­ ion' 1 treat Temple at Washington D. C. to eoat over halt a million dollars. One night last week 21.000 esses of strawberries were shipped from Benton Harbor to Chicago. aud t.000 cases to Mil­ waukee. Besides her plague of rabbits, Australia is now threatened with a plague of foxes. T.iese animals Imported tor the sport ,ol fox hunting, have increased so rapidly that a reward now off-red for their cap D C. Ux e lemaker, official Menograpber < / IT. II. Goodyear. for tbe fifth judicial circuit Is engaged at his office tn Charlotte in making a tran- 1 FZ SIMMONS, Organ. Voice Culture. - uh But'* and other advanced ’■•i-nis in ctaot- of two or ■. Fur parueutara call aerlpof the record iu the case against Adam C. Arnold, of Battle Creek. It will make 2000 pagea.and tbe stenographer* and printers bill alone will amount to Si 400. Mrs. B. E. Storms of Galesburg, > l EBBiNS. XEItAt. DiUKCTOK. H : Christmas’ Photograph ■ T..'!i’ni'tCourt street. All ■ i. v tri nd.'d <!av or night. —_ । . T7~~- :::l l. w. w. potter. ;hj. a roTiER, , {•.-..njev-i it Law. Bank. Collections 1 1 :> >. and general law business 11 i V’. I’M AN. D. D. S. emu’ work done carefully and v umthrata. ga-, <>r chloroform er Phin Smith's Racket Store. i 1 to 5. V. .ampman. m d. A. I.ainpxnan. culls promptly u attenth n given lo tilting ■ •.iug liernla or Rupture for .'nn! ' ' in v rity or cases can be i.o without a surgical opera J' u In ’.he toHiado-swept district of St. Louis, Mo., last week. Perceiving the approach of the storm she and lhe other inmates cf the bouse where sh^ was staying sought tbe bASewent nud bundled together in a corner. . The house was blown off from above them, but they escaped uninjured, While plowing up what has heretofore been a pondbole, in a field near Paw Paw. but which had succumb to the dry weather of the past two seasons. Cole Rawson for hit. own pleasure. He now has a park 1. and elk. the shipping of which animals to all parts of the United States and Europe hadr iii all parts of the stale a -pedality. Special pains Ufctii'h. dr.r ing contracts, chattel mort­ Woodland, Mich. aud wii I• T.^ ir: lx>yal K- Knappen. A rthurf. Dentson. I’AGGAlri KNAPl’EN* DENLSON. LAWYERS. Boomsiu 8 : Mtchigau Trust Co. Bldg.. Grand Rapids. Michigan. |A.\i£.4A sweezey, J Attorney at law, / ’■ A. 'XK1BNER, M D., v • Physician and Surgeon, DrZ.fin. -* Mich. tifiJce :•! niut&nce, one block east of depot. H. BARBER j -icians and Surgeons, tills iu eit} or county responded to with pre -ptness. u xy or night. p A. SHELDON. J « Abstract and Real Estate Office. Airoiract Biock. Kaatiugs. Money to ..m, on R-al E-stale Real Kstatt w.il oa c in-.nii.vion. General con reyouting, davi t,* ronuxtete set of Abstract Books, com piled (rum tbe Records, can f.irnlsb complete abpaets.’ pH'l.ii’ T. i •OLGRtn'E. £ lltorury at Law or to Smith & Cojgrove.i । (Office ;| aioo bh»ck. Husuuks. • PrxCtk»-» .1 tbe court* of the state. E. KEN as'I'IiN. Attorney at l.aw. (Over J..s. Goodvear & Co.'*store.) •ncticerir. an courtenf the State. CoUectloat xomptiyattended to. • L it. Tl MMERMAS. lloiumpat'iic Phy * • slcian and Surgeon. Office over Roger's grocery store.) H xstixgs City Bank. Hastings, - - Mich. ■ c.a.ir-xi'.a.i, 7Q.ooo.oc SURPLUS, SI7.OOO.OO indt-r the laws of the State cf Michigan, Open for business, Dec. 15, 1886. .Inc O.u. .OFFICERS. Prraldent Gh- .-tt-r Mt s.ser. Vice Pre*. • Dan W. iCt-ynolde. Caahlei DIRECTORS: D«j W. Reynolds. W. Il Power*. D G. Uiiblnxm. R. B. Meaner. , M LCnok, . Chester Me»e>. J’. T. Culgruve. vou.j nly '’-‘'’tag-- oepurtment In Barry ,<nd pays interest on all Um* Your Daily Bread Is n<> doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and . coffee at all hours of the day. Finest'lineof Confectionery iu the city. A E. REMKES, FROF’R Tbe yellows commissioners of Laketown township are preparing for an active cam­ paign this year against the orchard is ts who ignore the yellows law. Some effort was made in that direction last season, but this season lhe offenders will be handled without gloves. Hastings. Mich. ■Practice* H all courts of the state. ColMtiOh* promptly attended to. J has proved so profitable that he isn’t worrying any more over the low price of farm products. Tbe disease ba* not yet taele tn Japan, save- the New Y< World. This particular Jcwl was. apart fr his gorgeous appendage, of tbe ordiai type found in Japan, except that he v a littlr more proud in* his bearing tl his fellows. I A. L. Wuisler, a promineut citizen, nf Osseo, Mich., after suffering excrucia’lngh from plies for tneuty years, was cured |tr a »borl time by uselng DeWitt's Wltth Hard Salve, an absolute cure fur all »ktn diseases. More of this preparation is used than all others combined. . W- ti- UOWTEAR Wayland tax payers have decided IC turned up an old rifle barrel! and a twenty­ erect another school building at once to shilling gold piece, how the plunder got replace the one recently destroyed by tire. ■Mrs. R. DeYoung, Middleburg. I*., there Is a mystery. Hiwson thinks of making a mere expensive search for buried writes, 1 have used One Minute Cough Cure tor six years, both for myself aud valuables. children, and 1 consider it the ’ quickest A few j ears ago James Bonlne. a Van acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure 1 w. U. Goodyeai: dalla farmer, established a small deer park ever used. of 55 acres, containing large herds of deer H.LECTKHj OFFICE OF J. M. SMITH. W«Kt States. St. Paul, Minn., June 8 —Report* re­ ceived in St. Pan! up to midnight indi­ cate that the damage clone by tlfe great storm will reach fully 8300,000. led to ilia selection na the bearer at moat magnificent ,tail. 'The brief hhrtos ' A dispatch received from Medina, N. The loss of hv.nmn life is not yet known, but three people are known , that car. be obti . ... of'this free Y., states that a verdict was rendered ! to hare perished. These are C. W. Css- ■ rooster is silentturned onthatpoint. It prob-j ?*: °l!“? rkh‘ dbv».r> It caa be permauentagainst Edgar Pells, of Petoskey, for j tieton, of Ash Lake; E. \V. Hunter, of ably was selected Ixeua'-eonly an arro4 $12,000 for breach of promise. Mr. Pells j Adrian, and Moses Chadwick, of Nobles J gnnt, lordly maanner eauld support tiaxel halve. It never falls to cure Piles. spends several months every year in county. There were nt least l.f/’O cat- a wonderful and vnricgatc-d uppendageu. • W. H. Goopyeau Petoskey. He is proprietor of the little tie. sheep, hogs and horses drowned i Be that as it may. the rooster dideer-: •“•burlHw are mak­ village of Pellston. ITxniles north on the in southwestern Minnesota. Thcgreat-: tainly have a iaii 16 feet Jong. Initwerel ing arraugemeut. to pat In an clwirb. Grand linpids & Indiana road, and in alarm for use lu case, St Bra ™ est casualties were at Luverne, and on | nil the bright colors Imaginable. Thai the immediate vicinity of that village the Rock river. Two cloudbursts struck , tail was far more brilliant in its calorU In the Spring a young rnan'a tancj- light­ be owns about 20,000 acres of land. He the latter in three hours, and the river । ingu than the shin.ing’. frntber-fan of a] ly luma to thought, or _ D. W|„., Lft||B is worth $1,000,000. overflowed’the epuntrj' for mile*. 1 pejicoc^ karly Itlwra, tor Urey always cleanae itit Four Drowned in K»n>*ii. । The neighbors of the Jap displayednO| threr, purify the blood, and iuvlgurnte tlw Leavenworth, Kan., June S.—Mijjeand j interest In. the freak bird, but wera •1™'*“W. H. Goodtkak Gov. Rich arrived in Detroit from the Detin's Desinojul and Eugene — and Danamused by those whoexpresaed admira*-* —— *• ~--«... .. In nlilrlog the miner, on the ’Gogebic cyclonp district, where he had been iix-. y.;-*K.gr Cummings were drowned here Sun- | tion and wonder, who were ixfvarlablyl range th, union l.adera wto made “he apectffig condlVQWI find ascertaining the needi 'poor people who were tf»y: About two o^locjc p. m. a clgud-1 foreign travdora. .• -rouble are left out lu the cold, renders^ homtAess.nnd destitute. He b^st came uPon city and no such ( Then it waadiscovered thattbebeam-' the •'•““•ra Ume, aud hronvd that iMtters were even tnuch* fl6od of watcr bns been witnessed here • tiful long fail was n6t a freak of natured One Minute Cuugh Cure la the standard I.J—k au__ . . , .; ev| , for many years. Upon the approach o{ I but tjxo cfeycr work of the ingenlooi prrparaliou lur every rough or cold. Il worse than he, feared, and it was evt-•i the rain six small boys, the four named I ^ap, who bad fashroacd and fastened th« h lhe only harmlea, remedy that liroduces pen^ that speedy relief ahould be forth- {t“e was Ptbera, M^ike Cumnnngs and ,1 ran iiLsqoh njyay as to defy Immeiliaiii rtiiiltf. W- H GvnsAii tojIPPg. The damage to property was 1 is# Bn" ibex 1* Grorge Newsome, rushed ^9 culvert 1 excep? c^{^r fiiiixnated at $400,000 and the vumbex I for shelter. Before fSiHd ! "** ' . A‘ Kennedy iia, been appointed of lives lost at 45. realize what happ4neX four of them ’ " ' chief clerk of the stale department-to sue-1 cred C. \. R. pond, resigned. were carried olf by the rush of waler. ' The mosl remarkable woman in polk’ Health In Michigan. vunng ine weeK vncieu May so reijHh Birds, j Ifcsjfa Japan is Mme. Hatoyama. WheJ .Did you ever think how readily the Wichita, Kan., June 8»—A terrific । her husband, a leader of the progrew-j blood b poisoned by constipation? Bad ports sent in by 53 observers in various1 blood means bad health and premature portions of the state indicate that in-' hailstorm nt an early hour Sunday slonist party, ran for parliament, she old age. DeWitt’. Little Early Risers, tbe flamination .of the bowels, neu-' xuonsixig destroyed thousands of acres took th- st ’imp anti made speeches1 famous little pills, overcome obstinate coh- ralgia. aud toxisilitis increased and' fine growing com iu southern Kan-| in his interest—a very extraordinary' stlpation. W. H. Goodveak consumption decreased in area of prer- ] sns with, hailstone^ cutting stalks off | thing for a Japanese lady tofdo. Shehs was reported ut likij n mow}^g machine. The storm was ’now a teacher iu,ibe academy of which, George T. Smith of Purifier fame mar­ alence. Consumption ( . ___ , es. typhoid typhoid fever fever nt at 15, 15, diphdiph-'' sb so severe severe that the roadsi roadsides are strewn ' her bltsban^ hg prTttdpnL— ried Marlon Miniates in Jackson Monday. 3il4 places, that the -■* scarlet c,.....iu* fever nt on rad birds. ■ *-• They will re-ide io Cleveland. t ixeria at 19, 29, rnntiazioa mvusici*1 ’<vttn<1cicnd biros. The Thestorm stoi was general 11 President and Mrs. ClevtJand celebrated congregational church society win their tin wedding al WMsblngtun last Tms probably be urii.oi£rt ln i>un^X day. ’ ‘ Xff < Watts, a commercial tearel£ .,t‘ in Brandywine, Va, extS-ii bow e»«lT we mly “**‘pe Je-re exliau-tion for kidney and other ”.can-.-t: .i.t>l«. Hewntes: About men s ago I came homesuffering .from si-:e?ie»«ness and a dull gfaW kidn.- >. 1 was advised to uw Dr. Wheeler - Nerve Vitalizer, which * did L- -r lUan two bottles completely cared nu- - I what I thought was kid-.V tr .able. I consider it a valuable n edlcin ' The nerves are the support a-d inaintenaince of the entire human siroctme ; :«! should be treated, inStrad of 111-’ organs manifesting the nr. Wheeler’s Nerve Viril-aer is tbe’ only reliable and safe treatment t» fuse to build up and sup„ V th .- r- riant nerve tissues of the toman -vstem, so that they may s-ifia-.b n the vital organs. The supreme court affirmed the coa­ ti etl on of “Dr.’* Arthur Elmer, who ap­ peared at Ionia last July and pro­ claimed himself a modern seer, capable of reading the future, peering through the keyhole of tbe hereafter, aud all that sort of thing. In affirming the conviction Judge Grant quoted from ■ the old English law. which holds out that persons claiming to possess such powers are YPgaJ^pndn and rogues. Oarosso Citho'.ics are sad Incause Fr. Doman has been transferred to Ypsilanti. His bitter opposition to Salolli Is believed to i)j the.cause. Young mothers dread the Summer mon­ ths on aecouut ot the grept mortality a­ mong children caused by bowel troubles. Perfect safety tnay be assured those whd keep on hand DeWitt’s Colic anil Cholera cure, and administer It promptly. For cramps, bilious colic, dysentery and diptrbir’, it affords Instant relief. W. H-Gvopyeab The union fair tube held at Jdason park Cbeasaning this year. Is expected to be the beat the society has over hrld. The -•imps are September 22, 23 nnd 2 4. 11 appearentlv ,, nil over southern Kanuu , Effect of Tree Drat ruction. ' aver a part of OkhHimQa'. , _JT,he mfluf nee of foreste in protertinff , .‘Tune?.—Reports from (the water tupply is well illustrated in . (3ov. Kirh An kN for I'aaii. ' | ]Lincoln. Gov. Rich issued a proclamation tc reLfnslca a tyf* * be case of.Greeee. 1 n ancient days she the effect that The needs’of the Michi-1 rjficstorrouf a.-, ram, Jn .signton * i>o?--eT>c d 1-/^>?., --7>^ gan were serious and ( county barns, jchooTTi^Tre „ ------cyclone ----------- victims -----— — ------ wmiij wuus, •jchooTTiXUlce aM one i ^cy she has Tuifdlv urgent and calling upon the people fox large country church were torn td । the scarcity oT^aVr and other in jnriimmediate liberal cash tu pac-vvrt. a...,- ----». donations a ....... •.. ..j pjeecf. muLii mucJj juiw farm luuLuiiict machinery and uuivi other ।I vub oub umiuui climatic, VMtrcis effects UTC ftre irai traceable to ---------------....i ......... j ami shelter for the homeless families personal destroyed. The trees. YM-TKonnl property nninf’rtv were worpdostrnverl Th« !•. the thp de-tniH^ton dp-tniM inn of r»f the l.l.a. fw>A« , and to clear their fields and rebuild wind was even more violent in Thurs- 1 ‘ fences. Contributions of food, cloth-' ton county, developing almost into a I . The Trees io ixmdon. ing und furniture, he says, may coxheat tornado. Several residences were badly j Within the memory of many r____ a later day. j damaged, barns leveled and live stock (I.ondon was once like many Americanat 37 and whouping cough nt 19; killed. So fax* as known no lives were I lost. One boy was injured. Emma .Morekel was shot and killed at Dcelroycd by the Wind. Chelsea by h?r fiance, Fred Hyclloff. * O'Neill, Nib.. June 8.—Wordhns who wax in a jealous rage because the reached here that Lynch. Boyd county, young woman had been escorted home was destroyed by a tornado Saturday by then shot him- *a,gs,«. • another man. Hydioff ...... night. ..v No •■■,.<, lives were »«v, v lost. Lynch i-vra, la is wit, 2111 not sui-vi-vding a small sniali village village 20 20 miles miles north north of ot here, here. - in Inlnllj - a .. e. Is.n.vasie I t saw off — the . .. . ■ and W'tfi ttele ’ ­ wounding himself, H<» he tried iz, to 1,1, bnttei railroad withoutt hia Im Jiraiu. IvmalaVa. m.i out. 1.S.4 but. u was ”,, u flnalljr 11 V rtnn« 'graph • ' eommunication. . - .’ The condition «... - cities, absolutely treeless—nothing bat •being • | brick, stone and mortar aero any- । where. Of late years intelligent hortl. culture has been drawn into service., j and trees and shrubs are being planted everywhere. — "*■ j Jsmra I Franck. Aldrtman. Chicago, bay*:. iceard Dr. Klug*? New DfceovI of wagon roads makes it impossible j cry as an Idml I'anacri for Coughs. Colds toreenre^rtkrttoj ' ' ; and Luna Complaints, having used it in lun-npx I my family for the last fire years, to the §torm at Cbtcaro. ;; Secretary Stoors, of tbe stat? board•1 -There waa a heavy'. exclusion vf physicians prescriptiptm or trolled custody. J nnd taken '$‘0 ? “"* ; • , •i.u.-^Ti.p.,. I orTor^.;^,? e“h.rit'ie;-im;^? h mrie offietal inaction ot the, J.B. ol John BnfgnL Keokuk. low*. ’ 1,5* m a minister of the gt max, , sc n 10 . . • damage was done bv wind and rain. In I '.5 JJ ford, IoM.*o, Otsego.Al pena aud Che- j Iydc !.ark nnd Woodlawn all1 basements Ep?C‘1,3 fehurcli for 55 )*wr- or -n..^.T>»w.v __ -it » 1* Meihotliet .Epheepa! IlydelurkandWoodlawnallbnsemenU M boygan counties. 1 here was but one a i . mow. anu nave never ninianic so vr^e?in the jalta at Alpena and Che-,Tprefl^^*i?w;tcr*ntm?n<rln’ b<nrfici.’.,.r that gave m- >nch sprarty and none in hTother coun doW8 "Cre broken by the h®*1' Mon>’ re’lrf as Dr Klnt , New 111.?..very.”^ry Irnygan ini • trees were blown down, signs were car-I thiZ Ideal Courh Rrti^dy now. . Trial’ , e8, . ried away nnd the roof of the Waukesha i Rutiles fw al Modem Drug Store. nrtef*NcZX items. flats at Sixty-fourth and Grace streets ' ,---------------- ;------------Il i j'Xlj 1< Yra. it' S»he r. . .,-.1.. t 2* III wns I h»re I* no ex.*u*e for any uom tn npSome of the farmers about Blooming’ was nurtinllr partially destroved destroyed hr by th., the wind wind, The best salve In the world for cuts, Praises, 'sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever "ilalc ven- plowing their wheat under,' Two boats were capsized by a squall on pear lu soclrty with a grizzly heard since the Introduction of Buctiiigliam's Dye, While looking for winter greens near •ores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, as the recent hailstorm destroyed most tbe lake, one nt Thirty-ninth street and which colors‘natural brown or b'a -k. ' corns, and all skin irruptions, and posi­ o£ 5^ । the other at South Chicago. Eight pcoShaw Creek near Rockford Jim Davis tively cure piles ur no pay required. It There are 480 les.-loon. In the stat, F 1 ' ‘ o" 11 wcre thrown Into the lake “ As If a brick were htng In nfv noticed a large water snake spring Into the Is guaranteed to'give perfect satisfaction stomach'* Is the description by a dyspeptic .. „ rescued |। but .ill were The 8torm alive ln lorM. water and capture a speckled beauty. or money refunded. Price 25 cents per now than a iear ago of his fit*]Ing after rating. High windstorms have High ted the QjuneiI Biufla> ia„ June 9.—Missouri 1 He Immediately killed the snake which box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the This is one uf the conitwinrat symptoms druggist. fruit crop in Lupero county, the Inn! VB1Iryana„djMe»t lerritorywn. visired of hidigrathci. Ifyua have It take Shaker measured fully six feet long. The fish Digestive Cordial. looking :.s if it had been burned. I bj . (hc bcuvicit ruil , Thuraduy night ncI was iu the snake’s mouth, was stiil alive The Coldwater Light Guard has enlisted Capt. C. C, Blodgett, agvd 68 y t-arr, COI1IpQnjro by a terrible windstorm that iif Not'oulv this rjitipiuHi.but ail the symp­ and was nearly 10 inches In length. The about all the band musicians in town and toms of indlgrailow are cured t»y Sinker now propose* to organize a band of 30 for 40 years connected with the lake developed into a cyclone. In Grassland, Dnjestivr C<?rdlal. fish now resides in a stock tank mid ap­ pieces, to be called lhe. Second regiment marine ha sailor and owner, died in ft suburb, the house of Ben Puntcll was • so many medicines to cure th’s one dhpears none the worse for-lts adventure. Jxrr.d. Detrdit. . | completely overturned aud the family order. Only one that can be . called sacChaplain McCabe the'recently elected While playing baseball at Bangui An- more or less injured. At the fair C?MfU], becaut* only one tint acts in a drew Monroe, aged 13 years, was hil grounds the floral and machinery hails simple, natural and jet scientific way. Bishop of the Methodist church, and J. LIs this; if yon are troubled with Catarrh, upon th? head with the ball while catch- < were completely wrecked. A large por- i• Shakir Shaker Digestive Dr"-***1”'- Cordial r'"”«• ■*’. Bontecou. editor of the Petoskey Record, Cold in Head, Hay Fever, go to the drtwiug and was fatally injured. | tion of the Erie street schoolhouse roof ' 1’urely/ vegetable. and. oonta nine no were playmates When boys In Congress­ glst named below and get a bottle of Cen­ dangetous- Ingredient-. Shaker Digestive A post office has been catublishi d at was blown off and Newflender’s Ice- daneeiuu Cordial lores up. strengthens and restores man Grosvenor’s quiet old home town, turyCatarrh Cure. No danger of being Faunus, Menominee county, with houses were crushed like egg shells. to health ail the DlgratiYH organs. humbugged. Relief in five tninutra and a Athens. Ohio. The little McCabe boy with nrge number of horses and cattle . Charles W. Zastrow as postmaster I A large positive cure. Sold by -Fred. L. Heath. Sold by Druggist, pike 10 cent? to his winning ways won tbe Bontecou boys’ Tbe Fifth Michigan cavalry will The win hold noiu . ore ere r-»«rind reported Wied. kiled. Telewranh Telegraph nnd and leletele- <Si.00 a bottle. Th? anuuai reunion of the senior classes their annual reunion in Northville July phone wires were prostrated aud the' barefooted sweetheart nnd tbe Bontecou boy registered a vow that some day that of lhe Ionia. Stanton. Belding. Greenville, 3 Geii. Alger, who was colonel of the inorning trains were delayed by wash­ A vast ot direct. unhnpract>«bi** fe»USaranac and Portland high actoools will regiment, will be in attendance. outs. The storm was the worst known girl with the nankeen pautaletts would mony proves bejond any po*-ibUl>y of doubt be held in the latter city on Saturday. in this section of tbe country for many ttiat lioodS*Mnrsapari!Ia actually does perfect!/ Gray Bros’ sawmill, near Romeo, was have cause lo regret her cruel faithlessness. and permanently cure dtaeasra caused bv Im­ If the Baby is Cutting Teeth. destroyed by fire. The mill had jus* Tbe passage of- years has permitted the and tiirae cures have often been accomptl.-bed Be sure and me tbat old and’well tried been started Up after an idleness «. fulfillment of tlsat youthful vow. Tbe remedy. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup , A i ,.. . after all other preparations have tailed. several weeks. Havonn, June 0.—Consul-Generalh ilz- Hood’s Fills cure al! liver Ills, biliousness, Bontecou boy has becoxne editor and pub­ for children teething. It sooths the child, A cheese factory has been established hugh Uc visited Capt. Gen. VVeyler Fri Jaundice tadigestion. sicfcbeadaehe. lisher of one of Michigan’s best republi­ softens the gums, allays all pain, cures day. The meeting was cordial. In the j nt; North Adams. ,.nrv..rcnfiA„ Haan HOOdS Pill* CUT? *11 liVCT 11!*. billOUSDC**, can papers, while the McCabe boy is but wind colic and Is the brat remedy for George H. Chamberlain, lumber In­ course of the conversation Gen. Lee jaundice, indigestion, siek headache, diarrheea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. touched upon the case of Dawley, the ‘ one of a dozen or more Methodist Bishops. spector and broker, died in East Tnwas. Detroit is to have a centennial cele­ correspondent of Haqter’s Weekly, vv t»u ‘ —Cadillac Neu* and Erprcsn. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used was arrested two days ago, and is vow by million# of mothers for xhetr children whbe bration on July 11 to commemorate the confined- tu Morro castle. Gen. Weyler, Il*» Dangeroa* Orouwd. teething, with perfect success. It .-ootho* the day th? Britishers evacuated that city, th*t you stand on-with a cough or cold, child, softens the gumsjtllaj'« > 1 J^dtarrEraL it Is said, promised that :« prompt in­ and thus marking the end of England's and your blood Impure. Out of just these wind colic and i* the be«t remedy for dlarrbu a. rule in tire territory now known as the vestigation would be mad? into the mat­ Twenty-five cents a bottle. conditions come consunxpolon. A VETERAN'S 8TORY. ter. It i» believed that Dawley’ vvill be You must do something. In lhe earlier United States. •oun releaaed on condition that he leave stages of consumption, and lu all the con­ Curative power is contained in Hood # Sar. The farmers of Calhoun county have “Several years ago, while in Fort tbe island. . ditions that lead to it. Dr. Pierce's Golden Mparllla than in any other simlllar preptr- a large acreage of peppermint, and are Snelling, Minn., I caught a severe Medical Discovery Is a certain remedy. stlon. It costs th? proprietor and manu­ now threatened with a total destruc cold, attended with a terrible cough* This scrofulous affection of tlie lungs, like facturer more. Detroit, Micb., June 4.—The national It costs lhe Jobber wore tion of their crop by cut worms. that allowed me no rest day or coiumi&eial tariff convention at the every other form of scrofula can be cured and it i» worth wore to the consumer. ’I’he 59th annual meeting of the Kal­ night. The, doctors after exhaust­ by it. In severe, lingering coughs, an More skill is required in Its closing session yesterday adopted reso bronchial throat and lutig affections, and and it combines more remedial qua ties amazoo' River Baptist association wo* lutions declaring in favor of taking the ing their remedies, pronounced my even- disease that can be reached through than any other medicine. .1 ‘ held at Plainwell. case hopeless, say­ tariff question out of partisan politics, The annual reunion of the Allegan tbe Wood. I» the only medicine so effective nas a record of more cures and Its sales the placing of the consular service in ing they could do no that, otfee used, is always in 1 aui* are more than those of any other Prfep>™’ County Soldiers' and Sailors' union will the hands of men having knowledge of more for me. At phlet tree. Address World’s Dispensary tion. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the brat med­ be held at Allegan August 18,18. and 20 business nnd international law, and the this time a bottle of Medical Association. Buffalo, N. Y. icine to buy because U la tn honest medi­ The cut worm's doing great damage establishment of a department of com­ cine and thousands of • testimonials prow to corn in Newaygo county, cutting it merce by the government. Tbe Burlington high school will gradu­ that it does actually and permanently cure off as fast as it comes above ground. Nffitlonn ShoUld Do Likewise. ate Its first class on Friday, the said class Jerry Ludington, known as the Hu­ disease__________________________ Cherry Pectoral waa Mohouk Lake, N. Y., June 6.—The in­ consisting of one solitary young man. who ron county ossified man, died at his sent to me by a ternational arbitration conference will sit in state and be admired by tue home in Verona townah’p. For five closed its session yesterday with a dec­ -friend who urged whole town. years he had been 4n bed unable to move laration to President Cleveland that me to take it, which Reports from farmers about Highland any of hia limbs, except one arm. civilization' has substituted law for I did, and soon after I wai greatly station state tbat grasshoppers have maos At Muskegon the board of education force in personal matters and nations their appearance in force, and fearsiare relieved, and in a abort time waa selected the bid of $33,(100 of the Mur­ should do likewise. entertained by the farmers tbat tbeir crops completely cured. I have never had dock-Campbell company of Chicago to will suffer greatly from the peat. much of a cough ilnee that time, build the Hockley manual training Chicago, June 8.—-The handsome and I firmly believe Ayer's Cherry A Valuable Pre*criptlon schooL bronze statue of Benjamin Franklin Eaitor Morrison of Worthington. Ind. Pectoral saved, my life." —W. H. The and Order league al St. Jopresented to the printers of Chicago by -Sun” writes: “You bava a valnable preaepb caused the arrest ot eight saloon­ Joseph Medili. publisher of the Chicago Ward, 8 Quimby Av., Lowell, Mas. scripllon 18 Eteetric BltlerA sod 1 «<> keeper, who were charged with having Tribune, and erected tn Lincoln park, cheerlnlly recomiMnd it lor &l»k Head left their blind, up on Sunday. was unveiled Saturday afternoon. aehe and Coustlp.Ho". and as • Samuel A. Kennedy, of Grand Kaplda, .JSt™ tonic It bus no equal-" M™baa been appointed chief clerk of th, Biehle. SdM Cottage Grove Ave., OlteM* Jamestown, N. D., June 5.—The state secretary of aUite’a office, to succeed was all rnu down, eould not eat •«' democratic convention Thursday after­ Cot C. V. R. Pond, resigned. food, bad a backacbe which noon elected delegates to the Chicago ^'butris bottles^ Mr»‘ James George, of Calumet, feU convention instructed to vote for the and felt tired and aod from a atepkdder and waa inatantlj free celnagejof both gold and silver at Electric Bitters restored „ renewed her strength, 1 rice » killed, her neck being broken. .. sixteen to one. • d™ made serious in-ro*ds in that township and the authorities are determined that it sball not. — Stnjatuck Commercial. “Saved My Life' AYER’S O a-™ Store. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Caetorla. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for p)tcher>. Cartorla AYER’S Cherry Pectoral pure blood. �The lunetai waa held reatertaj k™ the family residence. oooduHed W J> • Campbell Fair, and tbe Inttnnenl made lu tire Valier City cemetery. There Drops Dead In Hl* Grand B*pW*nome B«y Vkw M rate pall-bearera—eighleen horary । «l| licketa Vy an Sunday, > ppiie people of this city were greatly and «lx active. Tbe funeral «»» ■« “r 1 trip. L’mlted to return Cirttl Autf. ISth. the large.! ever held In Grand shocked Monday morning to learn tbat A. ’ 1896. {•ret* delent ion ofRapid, businessM'*"* men attenoinx J. Bowne, president ot lhe Hastings l^b"^n ’"''*"National Bank, had died suddenly of heaci diseaseat his home tn Grand RaplasJ other lowna where Mr. Bowne bad targe Up to tlie time of his moving *io Grand Wtte,. Intervale. Mr. Bowne wa« high­ 1 F»r ibe xbove ooeaelon lhe Mtebtaan Rapids Mr. Bowne had been a resident of ly regarded In tbta city where he ha. i Cenlral -HI on Jan »l and «nd wll Oeketa Hartings for many year*, and had . m mend., ineuu ». end — .here - •— are many —a । ! Hastings to Cleveland and return at one Urge Interests here at the time of his | wU| |t|g death as as personal «<*»• 1 first claw fare for lhe round trip. Ttekrta death, and previous toccmiug here he bad ■ ------------------ -----------■ 1 will be limited nut liter than jin. 25lh lo lived at Prairieville. 11.1s cotnty. fils i ADIKs—May Slattery Matheson. « t __ wife formerly Miss Sarah Gardner was n.nhu wishes to announce that | return. PERSONAL MENTION. a Hastings girl. We publish below the Grand Rapids, wishes to annou» | •ecouul at hl, doth which I, taken ,-c will vpen temponur H«lr Dre.» I p4r|ors at the Batting Bouse, beginning C. E. Clark ‘pent Sunday in Eaton Rap­ from the Grand Rapids Herald: l rtiiuio ---------- -Thursday, June n, 1896. "Shortly before 7 o'clock last night while | to-day . (h j remaining the .1lth lth. an( and remaining until until SatSatthe terrific electric storm was raging In ‘he lun’ anu id*. ur lay, the ,13th.. She will bo prepare! tot COOK BROS., Proprietors Judge Smith Is holding court at Mar­ lhe city A. J. Bowne, banker and capital­ do all kinds of hair work, and will show ist, fell dead In the library of his hand­ shall U>is week. some residence at lhe comer of Fulton th? latest styles In Hair dressing. AU arc L. W. Fausey, of Grand Rapids, was in and Barclay streets. The ‘ presumable cordially Invited. Vrlcei reasonable. cause of his death was heart failure and the city Saturday. the end came very suddenly, for'almost Tw from 10c. tu 50c. at Cook 4 Cook’-. Attention Bi<’YCL«»T8--Next Wednes­ Fred Stowell, of Hudson, is iu the city before hla wife had reached his side the Tire Ooest toilet soap eheap at Cook 4 this week ou business. heart had ceased beating. Dr?. Boise day evening, June 17th, will occur the Oxik’s. । George Hooper, of Dallas, Texas, Is the land Johnson were summoned, but long regular meeting, of tte Bicycle । before they reached tbe bouse A- J. Many of our members have not yet b<n| Call at the Chrhtiuas stufyo for Picture guest of MBs Belle Stebbins. Bowne was far beyond humin aid. out over the good roads which were bu.lt । Frames. . Miss Weta Wilkinson," of Nashville, is During the day Nr. Bowne was ap­ A very line line of fishing tackle at parently In the very best of health. In last fall, and it has b«n suggested th"' • j the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Fuller. tlie morning he received a. ’ a I po L odp ! run over these road* will not only be a de­ Cook & Cook’s. J. W. Babcock and family spent Sunday message that a young man by the name of lightful ride but it will give everr number Flour, Feed, Corn, Oals, Bran nnd at Freeport the guests of John Youngs. Searles In whom be was very mu?h In­ ___ an opportunity to see what has been d< ne. <<om>d feed at Cook Jc Cook’s. terested had died very suddenly tbat Miss Ina Scidmore is visillug relativis morning. Mr. Bowne Immediately dc c’“ * We will therefore meet In from of tl e Mammoth reduction lu Lhe price ot bland friends at Woodland and Nashville, elded to go to the bereaved household, but court house.and start out ou oiir run by cycles at Parker Jt McUmber’s his wife dlauadcd him. In the afternoon Miss Julia Slattecy, ot Grand Rapid?, seven o’docfc nharp. If it is deemed best |-l zxlrl The finest line of canned goods to be he wrote a long letter to his son-, Burdette, has been spending a few days in lhe city. 1 IV VI at Princeton, and then went out to Reed's not to go as far out as the Matthews ▼▼ found any where at Cook jt Cook's. John Cain, of Lapeer, spent several dajs Lake. He was seen at tbe Likeside club ntbou! bouse we will only go a portion ct A complete line of all tbe latest styles last week with bis uncle Rev. Fr. by many of his friends and he chatted I tbe way. Every bicyclist and everyone of Frames at tiie Christmas studio. with them all in his usual pleasant nnd who cau 1 ide a wheel, no matter whether Kennedy. affable manner. Mr. Bowne was accom­ A 3 Cent print sale draws customers, a member of our Bicycle Club or not, Is Mias Nellie Babcock has arrived home panied by a friend of his, Mr. Rose of the isev L. E. Stauffer’s add this week. ‘ in the Piano and Organ Trade I from Fenton where she has been spending Valley City desk company, and lie Intro­ r« quested to be present and take part in duced him to many -persons as a pfos- the run. Remember that the start will b$ Vickies—Sweet and sour nt Phillips A • the past few weeks. in this vicinity. The first po­ peclfcc member of the clnb, saying that be Brb. C*u’t be told from lhe home made made at seven o’clock t-barp If the weather Miss Nellie Wilkins returned from Chi­ bad signed his app heal ion. sition is ours, and nothing can <mes. • Is favorable. Will R- Cook, Pref. cago Tuesday where she has been vlsirthg APPARENTLY AS WELL AS EVER. dislodge us from it. All muJa>ox VcElwaix, Sec. ' Cherivani, tbe I13 puolist will be at tbe for the past few weeks. . He returned to his home shortly after Sieiins praise our Pianos and *Opeta House Saturday night aud give exb o'clock apparently as well as ever, but a Mrs. John Green, formerly Miss Lulu fribllious.of his power. trifle fatigued and Mrs. Bowne prepared Organs as the best for home Kuhlman, of this city. Is visiting L. E. Presbyterian church notice? for next for him a glass of lemonade, which he Are you looking for something that— will Stauffer and other relatives, and concert use. For low —-------------n-----drauk all but a small portion. Soon after Sundaj:— i? If so read Stauffer’-s -I \ 4m* of Interest to you? prices we are strictly in it, and Children's day will be observed with an ■ Dr. D. E. Buller attended lhe stale med- he went into the library and sat down Ad. in this paper. in his chair to take off his shoes and put attractive program in tbe morning. Ser­ leal convention al Port Huron last, week, whatever the price we give the on ills slippers. As he did so his bead K C. House has sold the Troy Laundry and also attended one in Ontario. suddenly fell upon his chest and after vice at 10:30.—K. of P. memorial service best instruments in the mar­ io a youug man from away, who will conH. C. Rogers, director of the Midi. that be never made another conscious In lhe afternoon at 3:80—Y. P. S. C. E. it Miuet the business here. ket for the money. We sell move. His llt-le daughter Beatrice first 8:30; William Grigsby will lead the meet­ Mutual Wind Storm Ins. Co., lias gone to noticed him and In alarm notified her ing—Preaching in- tbe evening at 7:80, We have a few high grade bicycles that Lapeer County this week on business. for cash or on time, with tern s mother. Mrs. Bowne rushed to her «ve will close out at greatly reduced prices. ••Don’t put all your eggs in one basket." easy enough to suit all. । F. D. Black, E. H. Huffman, and Let* husband’s side. She felt his heart and Parker * McOmbeil thought sbe felt it beating and with tender On our Piano list arc: such | Walker left last week for a few days trout Bicycle Brevities. care she took tier husband from the chair Four esns of as nice corn for 25c. as you [ i fishing In the upper peninsula, near Man­ and laid him in a position of rest upon the A special match has been arranged be­ well known instruments as the usually 1 ay ten cents a can for. istique. . floor She felt of the heart again, but this tween Walter Sanger, Eddie Bald aud Tom Conover, Schubert & Kings­ Cook & Cook. time there was no signs of life, whatso­ Cooper to come off July 25. at Manhatten Walter FitzSimmons and Chas. Stebbins ever. Dr. Boise was tbe first to arrive Beach. Zeigler and Uumilton may alsu be bury, and the Chicago Cot­ Try our Koffa-Aid. the finest substitute went to Ionia this week on their wheels upon the scene and for the satisfaction of in the race. tage Organ needs no tntre. for coffee yet made, aud cheap toe. lhe latter will visit tu Edmore before re­ the bereaved he attempted to revive the Insurance agents claim that cycling Is ( " Cook Sl Cook. veteran banker. Dr. Johnson arrived a introduction. turning. more dangerous than traveling either by little later and both agreed that the proba ­ That 25c. tea still keeps the lead, and railway or ship. Mrs. J. W. Babcock went to Buffa’-, ble cause of death was heart failure. we propose to keep the tea. Call aud gtt Monday night in response to a telegram friends Were notified. a sample. * Cook * Cook. statina hit her sister "tors. Jennie Day The members of the Bowne family and diaries H. Gardner,Hutiaud The l*iige Fence Giants play at the fair 91 wai seriously ill. friends and other relatives were imuiedl- Adah M. Trego. City <round to morrow. • Go and see them if ately notified by telegram of the death. Oliver K. Barilootne. Prairieville D. R. Cook left for Cleveland, Ohio, Mat ie E. Hubbard. Yankee Hj rings Furniture Dealers. you writ a picnic. Admission 25 cents. The news spread rapidly and lhe house Monday where be and Major AudersoD was soon filled with friends and business Fred W. Brandt. Assjr.a 10 Summer is here aud so are Cook A Cook Mtry A. Case. Assyria expect'to be employed iu railroad woik: associates, among whom were the follow­ with as fine a line of groceries as can be Funeral Directors. ing: C. W. Watkins. W. J. Stuart, W. H. . fur some time to come. ’ HMtlnr* Market*. found in the state; don’t believe it? Call Embalming a specialty. Afcderson, G. Stewart Johnston, Conrad Butter. 8 LO 10 Corn per bu. S3. Miss Olive Lathrop left Ibis week- for: G. Swensberg, Campbell Fair, Ben Em per doz. 8 to 10. Hanchett, Jr., and Edwin F. Sweet. Mrs. Hides per lb..5. If you are not satisfied with tbe quality Owosso where she will be lhe guest cf Sweet was present also and went directly Lsrd per lb.. 4&. of coffee you are getting, just try some at Miss Hannah Dewey. Sbe will visit De­’ to tbe side of Mrs. Bowne, who was pros­ Potatoes per ou,. 15. Ryo per bn., M troit friends before returning. Phillips & Erb. They make a specialty of trated with grief, although she boie np Tallow per lb.. 3'J. bravely, Mr. Bowne leaves to mourn his Ina and coffee. Gate per oil, R. . R. B. Mess* r leaves Friday for the S’. Wheat, red per bu.. 57 loss, besides bls wife, five children — Wheat, white per 57. 'We take no back seat as regards any Louis convention. His daughter Grace■ William, who resides In Hastings; Charles, Hay per ton, 8 to 10 ■ kind of goods sold in Hastings. The fin­ accompanies him and they will visit other who Is engaged In one of his father’s Fora dressed. 4.00 Beans, 45 to w banks in South . Dakota: a married est line of coffees In the market. western points before returuing. Chicken dressed. 8. daughter, Burdette, who Is a student at Beef dressed. 4 00 to 5.00. Cook * Cook. Mrs. N. JL Gardner went to Grand Rap­ Princeton, and a little 5-year-old girl, Beef live. 2.75. The extravagance ba* been squeezed but If you want to learn how far your money ids Tuesday, called thereby tbe death of, Beatrice. There was another cliila. Nina, Mnttoa. dressed. 5. Cloverseed, 4.03 to KJX) of all prices on millinery; call and see who died recently at lhe age of 9 years. will ga, examine our goods, get our priers. her son-lu-law A. J. Bowue. Wool, unwashed. G to 10. She will re­ for tlle las’ Vi Wool, washed, 1010 it. Phin Smith at tl.e Racket You’ll be more than pleased with the re­ main there some time with . her daughter, Jfr-..?‘TDe 1)1? UR lu mtiier poor he,lth. ahbongi, ),|a sult. Phillips A Ebb. condition WU not regarded os being ,ertCatarrh Cannot Lo Cured The stub end of all pur thoughts are to Rev. Dr. Lowry, bt China, u brotiier .0 The business houses were all eloed pita, Ibd It rns not suspected that lie bad With toc.ij applications aa they cannot reach see how we cuu Jcl our money back, uut of Dr. G, W. Lowry Las been visiting him. any trouble ffitli Ills heart. the seat of the disease.ttatarro Catarrhu la a Die • S!’ ’.'jfLVL'J? .i"Sioid'1; there yetfrerdgy from two to four, out of r-n-iw»llniln.,.1 .........TT . " In the death ot A. J. Bowne the city • ?S Rev. Lowry* has beeu a missionary n millinery at lhe prices we are telling. PLin rt>neel of the memory of our former Cure B taken interjaiiy. and acts directly China for nearly 30 years. He occupl d loses a generous. hooeiL upright citizen i tora^an A. J. Bowne. • or a genial, social disposition who had ea-1 H‘1.''* °*' Smith at the Racket. the M; E. pulpit Sunday morn in/ d'>1f«rt‘°*'*r«rtrolc ot frttn.dsl^bSL’yXa’tu^tw^li Xg The Ruling, club rescind their Uni A feast for “tbe early bird"-when tldf Dr. and Mrs. E. H. JjQthrop, Mr. aud not only in this city but throughout the enuntry for ytars, aud Is a regular prescription, ■dr-rent lu a long lime at the hands or tbe state. He was 65 years of age at the time mJ?. V'XK'1 ?r l?e toalc” comThe quali y ...re revree g. llUg tUrWUJ OU cjme to us (or dress goods. Kalamaavo team yesterday lo that city. Mrs. D, McOmber, Mrs. Rose Culgrove, ot 1st, death being bora In Cortland ta. r,iSnre22f’’ .TJ’e perfect combination is tbe best aud price* lhe Joweat, Pi n oltlwswo 1i> is what produces such Tta-y-dled »ame-ho»ever as tbe score was Misses (JJIvv Lathrop and Alice Ed.’y county. New Wk. Jan. 10, 1S31. He --s“l.,,,™k IrtwIenU S?teSS!»HS,’(rIn curirg Falarrii. fead spent Sunday atTnhe Odessa, being Joined was • son ot John Bowne, a noted charac-1 ■woMerfuIrtauit* si to s. Smith at tbe Racket , for icstlmonials. free. ~ there by Dr. C. P. Lathrop and wife of ter lit Michigan history, and was ot C ..I £"J-Vbeoer *c°'ProP*-’Tukdo, ?. Itert Draper, or Campbell, loula Co., Engliah-Amer^an stock uu his mother’s bold by druggists, price, 75©, Turn on tbe Xrays of sound Judgment side. He attended school at his native Win was recently arrested ou complaint or and see where It can penetrate to save you Messere Bros, i Beynolds plead xullty WVIIIte U»ir. of Grand Rapid,, lisft.S Jjome, and from 1849 to 1851 he studied at MICHIGAN CENTRAL EXCURSIONS the fcraneb..academy of the Michigan „„ money and then come and see our shoes Urie wrek, and was sentenced to 0 months hla grond parent, Mr. and Mn. li- A UUlvefSib’ at Kalamazoo. In 1851 he Chriatliui Endeavor Meeting Wa-hievton At loala. Gxidjear over Sunday. He came on lu**1 6nu*red Marsh the for ladles, misses and children. The l.—: the Offlc? iof' __ : Gldding, ::.j “jlku”, leaving Grand Rapids at 0 o’clock " - r two years. arit* ren*3il?M there f° For tire above occulon tbe Mleblnn prices are mere fractions as compared rWur. Biasdale ot tbe U. ol M., way In a m. Saturday, and arriving Ijpre bef< re In Jln’be de.-idep tu give up u,‘“ study of Cuutrel will ou July ,-5-is emi nb »c|| < au-uKr last week ekamlnlng our 111,0 law antftpent aomr time roahHD* **>°ut llckeu Uullnn to Washington aud re­ with our competitors as our goods were Dm. This H pretty good time we the west. He returned pod Hdfetf uv oi. Word wai received lists week turn nt one drat clasa limited tare tor lhe bought for 60c ou the dollar and are all A consider, for a 15-year old boy to make^ parents at Prairieville. Barry cwMt- K-und trip. Tickets will be limited to the; it-kawtreeu placed ou Ulf Vnlretslty Phln ‘ g^'uous paaaurt- In each direction and No. 1, warranted not damaged. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Bauer and the.r where they hat) settled iu 1887. ‘ iPWf M ^■turu uutll July 15th. Au ex- Smith at the Racket. WAS A MKBCHANT. sons Duaue and Leon are lu Petersburg!, C. R. OtborU'Ctoe N. C. R. R. ^ehl tt. Yooog Bowne immediately engaged* In tuititfW nt tK.'’ *’ "kkhlturtoo can be had Munroe County, amending the marriage of by leaving Ms^ets wl<b Joint Agt. at Yon can fiod Ju»t what you want at .«dv«l aortre (his M«tek or bl< |.roru<,llon Cidr son and brother Wm. Guy Bauer, mercantile business at tb|8 piaee a2N| ■WaabingimL F«j P*rtwol«rs Inquire at dealt largely Id real estate. Io 1808 he ■u Maokloi*. c. R. follow, of Wue ( ( prices that will make your heart light with with Gertrude M. Page, of tbat plate, “»’’«* to Hartings and ennwed In ntirsU- this o*ce. ««*<=» M. pare. Mr. -(Mrern h„ M()e , j joy and make you stagger under tbe heavy which ecenrred last evening at sexen bankina Iraainnss with r. N. o.ltow.y, I ’ *.■ Mpater ggoui o’clock. Goy has been principal of tbe 10 I»1 be pmebaaed hla jurtuere Interest , bo IVH♦ load at Iiu ware that you can buy for a wwvr w wo blw Iwvt. aud the laM tree made a natlomri oue 8 .-bools at Petersburg during tbe past year, - A.J.>OWH*Dt***Ut>0*M1.Y. Rpyoisss ABSOLUTELY PURE Hastings Banner Additional Local News. Our Own Renkes & ' Walldorff, That Racket •For tire rtjreo the Mleblflh Cenlral tfifl I MB»11 -Severe! carriage load, ot ladle, repre- and has been en»jrf»yod for another year •woHlog the W. F. M. S. ot lhe M. E. at an iuerease of-salary. ebureh drove out lo Mr.. Jag TownB8no^ Bev. Thomae Cor Iravrs next Wedueonorth eaat ot u,e c|(Jr c,y. )0 day for N. T. where ire will Join S. W, (he afternoon and Uke tea with I er. Tbe Smith In his trip abroad, the trustees hav­ regular program waa carrhd oul, and a ing given their unanimous cuw-ent lo his •«ost pleasant time enjoyed. absence. Tbe ebureh will' be tilled by •uppllee for tbe eummcr. Jas. L Crawley will also be oue of tbe party having de­ Awarded Highest Honors—World'a Fair, c ded yesterday to usake the irin. The*e with Louis J. Goodyear who leave:* shortly for Ginuany will give Hastings four re- pteaeDtallves In tbe old world this tmm- Z. Shkley W. Smith left Tuesday for Meer tork where be sails on tbe ISth io lhe Furneesla far Glasgow, from which point R fDFAM CREAM at Midd lev like, Barry county, under the Mme or Bwwnr, Ooomb. A Co. In 1ST) tocmuwethwwUbCoo.b,, be bouabt a bankina «»utdk.b«M at Eaton Kaplde and eondnetetf N w.irti.il bank. Till. --------------- .... jwwuurevw DVWe (MJ Hon of th« em be had at Buffalo by a»plflnrro-wpea partter. 7 lbeo. HACHINE OIL. Hastings, Mich. Sign of THE ELEPHANT, X-ray •Spectacles.; Byes Properly Fitted With Glasses. No Charge For Testing. o> s 5 e F.R. PANGOAST. I ty~NoUce lhe daily u ext her Re­ port In my south withbr.i. ssssss Bugs, Bugs. Bugs! Kill 'em with poison. Green, • Paris Green. Purple.4 , London^urple. Hellebore. White Hellebore, Powder. Insect Powder. Camphor. Tar Cam pl.or. .For sale by Geo. W. Landis, ....iirlooist. If you want wabw and buldea they will nd* 4t nW The best butter salt buy Diamond Crystal, the salt that’s all salt. - Also 10 yoc packages for die table m> city with betm will make a bicycle trip through Scotland, Eugiaud aud Europe returning some­ time iu September?) Ott tbe cmrfawn: be ,Kent couiUy Msvitogs bank and » <4ir«^nM. For tbe above omutoto tbe Mtablnw OMinl —Hlon Jmv» eerntlteennZS ■nd anff awoAeer In a few other Will go tbeouga Franee. then U Bnioaelte. InatitutiDna, ■ trip ticket. Huttag, to Maraoetu and ro htehehng tbe bwdi fe Him at raid, «f ---------aua re. and Cologne, up the Rhine to (Switzerland, in ! which hta «>> fct MOST PERFECT MADE. Uruar lime U 70711] 8e 1 ISjf (£ jjj, you ram aSotd iu ...i,' If well u com, Pjtta 3.I1U, <t j-,, I'srtit. Ala.r Bep.Mlwto CrebbMW.1 w.h--.,' Kepulrtfa... ■w-itUle Jnet got u •gnc. umple In ladles UfOn Monday JtH »U> Ibe Michigan n-L progresa of tte eity. He- wvtr ®oe uf Him chief capitallau who ran- Hmt cxHe ear ud tral will run ., qM.1 Inta ,atUt w w.lkiu, SIMM lor warm wextbef the hW Mrt, when ,l-r ri deepen and Ihiuola toelmwroui: Urey are wtea ,nil aUI were cowsHdeted be ww mde-pvwtoent Geel. Radltrtiig Chair emw. But, jn of the system Bwklug,. bpwever wnu Choir rare tree. The .taeping rate for Cheap, at SOc per pair up. Phln Smith at hla chief stronghold, gad fc, u,lr he achieved tbe greatest huc-fm- Vhr th» be W.M a rate of ime fare ru the room Ute Butow, tert row y.,. he 'r"m Kll« bwUres. uTrtUg to w, trip wHI be charged. Train lewtre Datrtft W»J«rt Wt»ww linear euneta turn at S |>. in. Katamaaoo at n.,7 re. m ■ for . •Inephur car nmrvaUcmr otaL“»n ., UetoMe <*•*■ tanA-uta, the high but bls degth toe •» pmMent or tt» o Al Ich. Cent, ticket office early a. proalbte •undated street reUread crmmm,y . summer curwrL Fhta-s-talta at Uw Baek।director erel nmaer FreshtoM ar Foortb twuomt terek. rSX W tta hla family. We have the BEST KINDS on the market. If Tou ked them our Paris Green you will m results, or if you prefer Lon. don Purple we can furnish it Come and see us for totir »'wooey when you ,i,lt nd. Phta Smub .( ihe tucket be round trip with two dollar, dBarf tor MeiuhecMp Fee. Ticket, good W refdrt to >« Itooludlug 12. SS BUG FODDER, Jf you want the best the W-G-J 50c ib* At a IOC can of If yotf #A* we can furnish corn t&f % it to yotL • for If you want best vorftfi?. the money, you will h® it at our More. In short ’•tbe best" ia our mdtto. Trade with «; »’» lhe, beat inveatHient you cab make. ' wtll be hKrre*:L< Van firman � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-06-18.pdf 20bde702f9feaa28f1f407e4a2b1275f PDF Text Text [Largest circu-.. Hastings Banner. i latiox of any... J PAPER IN COUNTY , VOL XLI. NO. 7 THE BEST ADVER . TISING MEDIUM IN .BARRY COUNTY. ... HASTINGS, MICH, JUNE 18, 1896. Exclusively to the Over Twenty-One°Million People ndniitted to World’s Fair Grounds Served Hastings Banner. __ Pnbll.hM ThdrMir. b, “ C°OK • BROS.. *t HARTINGS. MICH COR RESPONDence" Woodianrt. *!!” 0,1 lh' *'<* !!»<• ' *?Zos-hnlli B'Ier hWI! 81111 Terv •«*. Mrs. P'l Votlelb v,rr s|c. orl’."” 4 °’rni* **" b“sy wnini' "»• vnte“ s"X”' wl,‘weri ,n Nrh- umST ,h"“ «■ l.lo)d llaiulckrr n»w slls >: the composltor s desk in the News office. . 'James Cramer has left the Woodland Nerrs office and will enjoy a vocation. The suit of Htitle Hall yS( Solomon •*4th°One h#S b€e° af,journed until June Universally accepted as the Leading Fine Coffee of the World SOLE ACENT, HASTINGS, MICH. ■'■other < uriiifi some of the . ALINED IIDRSEED or ALPA CA Coats found at FARRELL'S. Assortturn! of Summer Pants, , Straw Hats, and Negligee Shirts. Prices Loicest for Best Goods. Clothier.' S80 Bicycle for only $1 To INTRODUCE MY NEW I will give a ticket with every pur­ ] chase of either shoes or jewelry, at my store, and the holder of the lucky number can buy an S80 Bicycle for SI.00 on the afternoon of the third day of the County Fair, this year. A choice will be given of either a Ladies or Gent’s wheel. A ticket will be given for every purchase large or small. We hear that Mrs. C. C. Stowell, of fever ’’ M Wllh ,yph*0,d Wheat and rye harvest will soon be with us. Many Gelds are beginning to turn al­ ready. 1 here will be a Rebekah Lodge I. O O F. instituted at Lake Odessa Thursday night. / . 1 J The Woodland News office will soon oc­ cupy the D. H. Warner building on Main slicet. Many of our farmers have their corn cultivated the 3rd and 4th time. Corn looks well. We had a delightful rain Sunday night It came just in time as oats and grass needed it. Dr. J. A. Baughman will soon take a trip to the northern part of the state and •enjoy a well earned vacation. Several members of the 1. O. O. F. lodge of this place attended the anniver­ sary exercises of Nashs ille lodge last Sun­ day. Elmer Rising had a lively runaway in our village on Monday. Elmer's buggy was badly demoralized aud tbe hors * qnlte badly Injured. Many of our farmers are busy cutting Canada thistles and milkweeds as our highway commissioner is determined that none shall go to seed. At tlie examination of Daniel Bennett at Woodbury ou Friday, the people tailed to sustain their case, and Dau was dis­ charged by Justice Hddinger. Lucy Rowleader has returned from Ka­ lamazoo where she has been spenalng a short time at the asylum for the insane. It is hoped by her many friends that she has fully recovered. Chas. McIntyre returned from Ann Ar­ bor last week. Charley will return for hi.- sheepskin next week and will then hang out his sign and practice medicine In our village and vicinity. Milo. Childrens Day for Milo was held a*, the । Milo church Sunday evening by a large . and eutbuslastic audience. Program well carried out and old aud young went home well pleased. Mrs. Joel Wilkinson died at tier residence two miles north of Milo on Friday! 12th, aged 77 years after a long and lingering Ill­ ness, which she bore with Christian forti­ tude. She leaves a. husband and two sons to mourn her lo-s. Funeral Sunday 14th. Burled at Banfield. Rev. Pixley preached the funeral sermon. Mr. Editor, a word about “Noxious weeds." ln; riding over some parts of the county the writer is surprised at the amount of burdock, yellowauck, prickly letlwu*. and yarrow along the roadsides, and in many of our best farmers fields, es­ pecially some of our granger’s farms. Of all farmer* who should have neat, tasty farms and free from weeds. 1o set an ex­ ample for non Grangers it should be their faruw. Please let Grangers put on the coat if it fits them. A practical farmer informed the writer that yarrow was in his meadow and was cut and cured with bis hay and scented his hay so that his stock would hardly ea’ it.- Now brother farmers like the “tirst cup" it is much easier to eradicate them on the “first cup" before (he habit is fanned or your term is over run with them. At A. R. McOMBER’S SHOE STORE Successor to F. 0. STOWELL NaahTltlo. toin0! returned frou! »n ex­ Mr. and Mrs. Andrus spent Sunday tended visit to Penn. with Hastings friends. Mbs Anna Lewis visited her parents Mrs. G. A. Bell, of Pontiac is in the John I^ewl.s and wife over Sunday. village visiting relatives and friends. Mary Anderson, of Kalamazoo, was the Mrs. Leonard Miller, of Ann Arbor. Is guest of Mrs. Eva Cairns over Sunday. in the village visiting relatives and friends. Rev. J. Dean. Erangelist of Kalamazoo, H. J. Brown was at Jonesville over Sun­ was entertained in tbe village over Sun­ day visiting his , sister Mrs. fl.' L. Finnan. day. . The new baud uniforms have arrived Lewis Thompson, of Greenville, visited and are pronounced beauties by those who ^nMrteville on business during the past have seen them. Charles Fleming, of Middleville, has kiBevA.c'Whet,erand wirp win vi»u been In the village during the past week Hit. D heeler’s parents at Grand Haven the guest of Dr. Sylvester. during the week. r,..?, _ airs. Mrs. u. B. a. B. Wllcbx. v» ncox. oi of L.ouisviiie. Louisville. Ky.. , „,<,re2SiDf3Lwa! Gb*erved at n,e Is ‘n the village visiting her parents Mr. list church last Sunday morning. The M. and Mrs. H. R. Dickinson. B.punch mm s. i>. win K|„ tl)e|t pni. Rev. Trott preached the baccalaureate neXl ounday morning. sermon to the class of '96 a’, the M. E. The funeral of old Mrs. Wickwire whose church last Sunday evening. d®Uh occurred Friday p. m. was cunfiuctChildrens Day was observed with ap­ kt the home of her son propriate exercises at the M. E. and Con­ WgWlckwIrc on Sunday. Remains were gregational churches last Sunday morning. ta*n to Banfield for interment. The 1. O. O. F. held memorial services Sunday afternoon at the M. E. church, Carlton. _ Rev. Tulblll, of Bellevue, giving the adflaying has commenced. dress., ■ r. Price and wife, of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Townsend and vlatlng Mrs. Geo. Myers. son Ray _ left Wednesday .._____ morning for a Juhn (PfAnnot's mother of Orangeville, visit t Ith -*— «-*• * -in Iowa relatives and South Dais Visiting him at preseut. kota. Mrs. J. O’Connor went to Yankee JSchop) closes thia week for the long va­ bprings last week fur a short visit. cation of two months. The year has been Mrs. Mary Yarger, of Freeport, spent a very successful one both' In attendance •part of tbe pa^t week wjth Carlton friends. and in quality of work done. Willis Judd and C. II. Carpeutei at­ Our ball team won a game from Grand tended the baud convention in Portland Ledge Friday, score 8 to 2 and loaf one to last week. the Battle Creek East Ends. 12 to 14. H. H. Siijder drovetu Fennville.Allegan They play the M. C. R. R. team of Jack­ Co. last Saturday, returnlug the first of son on the home grounds next Saturday. the week. The funeral of Mrs. Henry Bowen, Mrs. Edgar Brown will entertain the S. whose death was mentioned in last week’s D. Adventist Ladles Sewing Circle the last items, was held at the M. E. church Fri­ Wednesdav in June. day afternoon. Rev. Ciane, of Charlotte, The remains of the Infant child of T. officiating; -The remains were 'taken to Daniels, of.Grand Rnplds, was brought tw the Maple Grove cemetery for interment. Carlton fur burial. The funeral was held Sunday at the M. E. church conducted by Cloverdale. Rev. Whitney, of Campbell. Children’s Day will be observed at the church next Sunday at 10 o’clock a. m. Hinds Corner*. Cornelius Pyle.wbo has been In Chicago Rev. D. B. Clark attended services at for some lime his returned to Cloverdale. BMrry ville last week. Croquet has struck Cloverdale hard; one Burt Tungate, of Barry, was a guest at can stand at a certain point and behold Win. Kline’s Sunday. four games In progress at once. Burt Newland and sister, of West But-, There will be an Ice cream social at the land, spent Sunday al Fred Hinds'. Eagle school bouse Friday evening, June There Is a saw mill at work on George Robinson's farm and one on Sam Howe’s 19th for the benefit of the school. Another job was done on the center place. ‘ Rev. A. S. Bunneil will fill the pulpit street hill last week making it ready for next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock as Rev. graveling: good roads are what we need. Our school closed its spring term last Weaver Is away on a visit. Friday with a choice program; the term Mrs. Mamie Garrison and daughter has been a very successful one under the Gladys, of Otsego, are spending the week efficient management of Miss Ada Mosher. ■ with friends in Ibis vicinity. William Clancy, of Chicago, who has The Childrens Day exercises Sunday eve was pronounced a success and although it spent part of each summer tn Cloverdale for the past few seasons is among us again was a stormy night, the house was well and his many friends bid him welcome filled. once more to our little community. A»>yrU « ronre u **w was in town a couple of George Hactom Crop Report. Arthur -Dean aod family visited bis father last week. Lon Park has a sister. Mrs. Fannie Green, vloiting him. Cura Wright closed a successful term of school at the Bullis last Friday. , Preston Jewell and family Sundayed at Henr> Spiuney’s, St. Mari ’s Lake. The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Frank Wright next Thursday. Bldnch Tuttle is at E. D. Tylers. "In Vermontville, for a few weeks visit. Dr. and Mrs. Powers were at Charlotte Sunday and Monday to see his brother Lawyer Powers wlio is sick again. Rev. Crngo and the Misties Gertrude Tasker and Maggie Stevens attended the district meeting at Barryville last-Thurs­ day and Friday. Lorenzo Dean was kicked by a horse Sunday morning on his left knee. We have not learned whether any bones were broken or not; he had Just received a tele­ gram that his father was very low andwas intending to go that afternoon. Nnrtli Irtiug Seventl fields of rye in this neighbor­ hood are ready for tbe binder. Miss Anna Trego is spending a few weeks with friends In Indiana. Ray Qulgly and brother Bert are visit­ ing friends and relatives in Jackson. Frequent showers with the aid of Hie clutivator are muklng the corn fields look thrifty. . John Iltnnnund ami wife, of Carl­ ton, spent Sunday with Henry Uainm »ud Mkplo Grove. and family. .. Johnston McKelvey Sr., it (very low of League services led by Mrs. Bert Ualkparalysis. erJSunday evening were well attended Lawrence Debolt smiles over an addi­ and very interesting. tion to his family. •' Henry savs “tell that fellow what’s- gut Tlie Mayo school closed ladt Friday and that marriage license, that them wedding the Norton closes this week. cigars are all ready boxed and they are line Berry McKelvey spent Sunday with his ones too." fathur and sister Mrs. Geo. I*an. Thr eutertalnmeut given at the Grange Fied Potter spent Friday and Saturday Hall. Friday evening for the purpose of with Parvus Pearce at Battle Creek. liquidating the debt on the church sheds Mrs. H. N. Mosey and Mrs G. A. Mosey was a success financially. AU were high and children visited relatives and friends ly pleased with the music, dialogues aud recitations. North Irving knows just huw last week. . ' ■ Childrens Day will be observed at tbe to make a success of anything it under­ south Evangelical church Sunday evening. takes from politics down to social gather­ June 28th. ings. ___________ Mr. and Mrs. Perry Pearoe of b. Battle. Thornapple Lake. Creek spent several days last week visit­ Mrs. Calvin Chariton has adopted (he ing old friends aud neighbors. Tlie Quailtrap school closes this week Infant child of Henry Strong. Mr. and Mrs. N. V. WhlHbck are enter­ Friday and graduating exercises will be taining a neice from New York. held‘Monday evening following.. Miss Dalsey Farley will lead the C. E. Mrs. Bowen who died very suddenly at her Cue al Nashville was buried here meeting at Barry ville Sunday evening. Chas Hunton Is expected home from the Friday afternoon. There is but one son West Point Military Academy this even­ Hou. C. L. Bowen, of Maple GfW«. Childrens Dey at* the M. E. church ing to spend Ilia vacation with hla parent*. Venior Lathrop Is at home, be will re­ passed off very pleasantly. Several expn sied themselves as well pleased with turn to Ann Arbor In about two weeks to tbe program. . The decorations were fine receive his diploma, after which It will be and ago.Ml collection for education was Dr. V. J. Lathrop Dentist Rev. S. M. Johnson, presiding Elder of received._______________ _ the West Michigan Conference was a guest at Rev. Gillett’s over Sunday and as­ Cont* Grove. Eld. Dowllo* «nd B. F. Wolf were In sisted In the quarterly meeting services at Barryville Sunday. Like Ode.ML Mondi}'. Tlie Kelleylles wirped It to our bojl In tbe bill innw Siturdiy. Elder l>nwllnk -IB °«r and hnld nervices Siturdir and Snndnj 'Tjin'jobnw.n goM to Hu>toonvllle Uw litter part of rule week •« delete from here to oor dlurlel tneellna. w J Creturr carrie, a bid lookink arm which I. • pnexler to nnr dnrtnr. Some tlilik amputatloo the only retnenj.__ ‘"Sdidren. Uir number wts well rendered anc amrkiwBna's iddrem it the cl«* on ,cll“r'h reneh-ed. Th. eoUeerion tor forelkh minima K0*1- pvptv WHOLE NO. 2140 Hay I* now being cut. Frank L .rabee baa returned beck on bia JflO.*cur Campbell was at this place last Cmrlle u *n G'“,d on butlnwi. TOO «chool board baw> purohawl • alale black-board tor thr aobool howr. Addlrto Beoadlrt bad a^n-a.i, M™> day after noon. Tbe borne ran Into the aaill im»m<I and was drowned. Tbe buggy wa> badly nmanbed and Mr. Benedict near ly killed. SCHOOL COLUMN. CoDd-jctorf by Flora J Co. coma’nr. PARENTAL CO-OOCRATIOX. We as teachers of the youth of oar land are very forcibly Improved with the fact that if wt wish to educate tbs boys and girls we must receive the hearty co-opera­ tion of every home.—every father,—every mother. It is often found necessary not only to request pupils to master their lessons, but to require or demand It positively, and this is equally as true in the city and vil­ lage schools as It is in the district schools. When it Is necessary to demand a pupil to do a certain thing, he often becomes dis­ pleased and would gladly make himself conspicuous by his absence from school. This is one of the times for the parent or guardian to co-operate, and if he does hot al this critical moment, who can esti­ mate the barm done the pupil? We know that we have such an official as “Truant Officer,f but we also know that this will not reach all cases. ■ There are times in the school life of many children when their work becomes dhtasteful and their duties arduous. Times of dark unpleasant scenes; but in order tor him to enjoy the bright sunshine of truth.be must pass through these scenes* It is tlie difficult}’ overcome, the obstacle^ surmounted, which gives us strength o| character and mind. Easy tasks do not develop power. But If we wish to taste oi the “Pierian Spring" we must drink deep.; We most solve the hard problems, master the difficult lessons, before we are lifted into a clearer, purer atmfispbere of knowl­ edge. So parents,' when your boy or girl seems discouraged and wants to stay at home to­ day, think, inquire into . the case, see the teacher, lend a helping hand to the child in the form of kindness stiffened with firmness, but see to it that be stays in school at these times, for they are the times that-we need him most, and that he needs the school most. Ignorance in our opunlry at this age is almost a crime, and should be considered such, where'one willfully neglects bis op­ portunities. We believe that our Jaws are weak from’ the fact that we do not require our unemployed youths to remain Irvscbool until they are at least eighteen years of age—er even older. If this were the case we would not witness the’ sad and painful sight of young boys and girls from fourteen to twenty-one years of age, walking our streets comparatively uneducated and in reality unfitted for any calling in life, par­ ing the way for other generations di Ignoratice tnd crime. EJicatlon is power. So parent and teacher let us join heart and haud to edu­ cate the boys and girls for something in life,—educate them to banish ignorance, crime and.vice. The best thing a teacher can du fot your boy or your girl is to help him to be a man ora woman in the highest srnseoflne word. Are your boys and girls more manly. mdre womanly and" honest than they weie last year? Character is the one tiling that survives amid the wreck's of the world. The world needs strong men and women—men and women who never betray a trust and who. have the power to resist temptation. The average cbOdiltoa of wheal June 1, wax in the southern-counties 69. and in the state 7". as compared with 91 and 92 on May 1. One year ago the averages were 66 and 73. The average condition now in the central counties Is 87.a nd in the north­ ' High School Aote». ern 95, as compared with 94 in each sec­ Grace Dunning has been out of school tion one month agn, and 83 in the central ami 87 In the northern one year ago. several days this week ou account of sick­ The average condition June 1. in the ness. Lu In Barker. Blanche Bauer, Floyd southern counties for 10 years has been as follows: 1887. 79; 1SS8. 02: 1889. 87; Havens and Roy Matthews, old students, 1890. 76: 1691. 96: 1692. 91: 1893, 77; 1894. have visited os daring the weak. . ’ Another game of ball between Nashville 92; 1S95, 06 and 1896. 69. The average coudltiou- in the southern and Hastings Saturday afternoon and an­ counties'll 22 points: and In the slate 15 [ other victory for Hastiugs. Score 15 to 3. points lower than one month ago. These i Others visitors this week are Mrs. Dee­ figures may be taken tu represent the trick. Miss Smith. MibS Eaton, Mabie average of our correspondents estimates of Coigrove. Myrtle Seileck. Mr. Chase. damage by Hessian fly or rust In a Frank Havens and George Wright. Our -up to work” seniors, are now us­ special report given out May 23 the aver­ age damage tn the southern counties was ing their holidays. Mrs. D. W. Reynolds visited the 8lh estimated at 26 per cent. The recent cool weather and heavy rains have been bene­ grade Monday afieraoou. ficial. but it is beyond question that the crop is seriously and permanently Injured. Epworth League Meeting Group No. 8, Whatever the toinl yield, it would have been much more had the crop not been Grand Rapids District, to be held iu the damaged by Hessian fly aud rust. M. E. church Middleville, Wednesday, Tne number of bushels of wheat report­ June 24. 1896; ed marketed in May Is 537,749, as compar­ OiW. Devotional Services. Rev. F N. Jones. ^ot Meeting. ICev. IL D. Freeman, ed with 476 948 reported marketed in May th KM,Furpus Oraautzatlou of Group. 1893. SIS.747 in 1894. and the amount 10: 30. Spiritual DrpiirfrucnU ■ ‘ Roy Matthews Hastings. marketed in the ten months. August-May, Ella Roberts Jtoi :h Irving. h 8.319.619 bushels, ascompared with 10,­ 11: 13. Literary Department 047.489 bushels lu the same months last Nellie Root. Middleville. ■ Hendershott Chapter. year, and 13.431.945 bushels In 1894. Work. The acreage planted to corn fully equals, II :fj, Junion Lemr.re Mrs. Lillian Bota tn.Z Hast!ng*. and the acreage sowed to oats Is from 3 I jn. Devotional Serv.ce, . lu 5 per cent less the the acreage lu aver­ 2KJ0, Mtruy and Helfr Department. Gertnile Smith. Hastings. age years. In condition Oats are uearly a Corning Ch spier. full average. 2:15. $>clul Department. George Bassett. Middleville. The average condition of meado.vs and Rev. A. L. Woodlock. Cakdooia. pastures Is in the southern counties 79. B:30, Secretaries Department central 87. and northertr 94. the average , Mabel WUcox. Irving. Marti a Chapter. for the slate being 83. Clover sowed this year is in good condition. The figures for 4:00. Finance. Gertrude Baker. E. Ca’edooia. Nancy Diarajud, Rutland- Chapter. the state are 95. •“ Apples promise about 93 per cent and im. Question Drawer. Devotional Service. peaches 83 per cent of the average crops. v.C’ W. Marshall, Wayland. In the southern counties the wages per dress. R»r. G. A. Ruefl. Grwnd Bipt ds. Leti every chapter send a 1ante dele gm loo. month for farm hands average 815.Iff with Mrs. w. a. Laxrman ' board, and 820.85 without board; In the Rgv. R. D. Frkkkan f “”»• central counties* 813.96 with board, and . Promotion ExrrclMMt. 320.91 without board, and In the northern ITlie following program will be given at counties 815 49 with board, and >24 29 a Without board. The average for Uh state are 515.87 with board, and $21.85 without board. Wages are now lower tii*« one year ago in each section nf the state, Tne farm statistics of 788 townships, collected.and returned by supervisor*. In­ dicate that the number of sheep now on hand in the state is 29 per cent less than sheared in 1895. There Is a loss of 30 per ceut in the southern counties, of 23 per cent in the central counties, aud of 15 per ceut lu tne northern counties. . Washington Gardner. Secretary of State. Kral EntMte Tranafers. Chas. E. PlkeU RamuelT, Gamwell. parcel ^ciin»TF^I*Sa uTtewmel T. Gamwell. parcel ^ohnBeSa to' Elmer E. Klug. loU. Middle ' 1»!buiKon1Un*om to James Rauaotn, 40 a, see. 27 Rutland. SitKO. Mane K Upjohn to City of Hastings, Iota, C EftteM Hanna to Fred H. and fritter M. Gale, 40 a. aec to. Yankee Spring*. SlMO. QUIT CI-AIM DKKM. cel; H. Woodland, >173. KMGlX-KkUfiHW »N the annual promoUon exercises of tbe elgbtft grade, Wednesday evening, June 24th, at tbe opera houie: Cboras. High School March. RecltMtlon. - A Second TrtaT’ Ada Powers. Reeltution. "Uncle Ike’* Rjoster** Willie Daw- Instrumantal Solo. Carrie Htehbln«. Recitation, -Tbs Inventors Wile" Laur^ Ecydealivmer. "Ciaaa History" Donald Smith. " , Recitation. "Uu the Rappahannock** Irene ; Adams. Concert Medley, Chorus of Sixteen. FART »*CON». Our Early HHlory—ln Three Farts. Fart 1st—Floc eer Dm 'ulttes. Fartsnd - Revolutl wary teems. Part 3ro- After th ' War. CHABAi-raas. K Pioneer. Fred Fairchild. Honeer’s Wife. Minnie Harper. Pioneer * Brother, Lte Brtee. John Bull and Eddie Cole Brother Jonathan. Roy Davis. Virginia, Carrie Mebbiaa. Maarachuseu*. Nellie Michael. CouIincutal om -er. Nelson Burroughs. CtouttoeBtel MoWler. Gmm OoUhw. Brituh teidten. Donate temth, Oarlie Kurtz. CaKaiu Boabommei A French OtBcer) Hemau General IKarinn. Robert Hist luga. BrMsh OflCar. CiinMM Uka. MoMm ( a Kr^Ctertte Radth. - �Hastings Banner. Thursday, June II}. 1696COOK •»oe::_Fr»l»nftsr».___ AN ELABORATE MOSAIC. cut*d for a iKmoiifai TOLD BY THE TEETH. r*:»c* Tbe British vice-consul In Venice In ) his last report says that mosaics still I Character Revaaled by the Forma­ tion of the Ivoriea. continue in -grrat demand there, says | 1 the London Times. A well -kuon ny-oni- :Large Teeth lad irate a Broad Temper* patty execute^ last year Kplend.u mo- | aient and Small Ono* Show a Mentality of tbe Minute Order—An lasale for a palace novi .tn e.un sr nf can- | Near erne of the getes leading\qjo struct ion in Vienna* It musure* LOtH) i Paris an <■ Id man of stout pro[»ortions squure feet and is-copied from cuj'.-xins । Huve ypu ever thought that you may by th. iwintrr. F-dw-rvl Weith. It rep- (ell a 1>eniol,-, ch«r»cur long alter hi, um ocen one day wending his way. U of the world. -rr?’ Eu-1 I ............................................... death, when his body has decayed j — and a wvhcu a cob, driver, a! gi.nl t peed, ap­ resents the five p-: L» frieze. • there is nothing left but a few bones? . - the *--• proached, Rjnd as ihe mau paid no atten­ rope stands in the center of tion to the warning cry of the Jehu, he represented by the symbolic figure* of ' Probably you have not, but it is quite -was knocked down and the vehicle its various nations, having on one side • possible, for character may be judged passed over hi* body, to the consterna­ tbe emblems of industry and trade and by the teeth. at the top the emblem of the flying tion of the spectators. It) one important respect, character A crowd gathered round tbe vener­ genius of light. On the right arc the reading by means of the teeth is more able individual, who lay on the ground, figures of Asia, India, China and Japan, reliable than that by means of the Dot mu a jxx)i of blood, bu£-in one of oil. with their rajahs, mandarins and the bauds, lips, nose, eyes,-feet or other The hero of tMs misadventure, who had allegorical chrysanthemum. Next fol- l>arls of tbc body, valuable-a. they may only been slightly stunned by the shock, lows Africa, with camel-drivers, palm »eem in some particular.. It has been soon rose to his feet, with profuse trees and other African symbols; on I said that a man’s mode of inner life, thanks for all tbe sympathy and com­ the left, America and Australia, with | the working of bis conscience, wyi leave passion which his accident bad elicited, natives on horseback and on foot, fpli- । seme visible trace, some material in­ fluence on hl, his general general •ppoaroncc. appearance, iikhh thus. ( fluence and then, disregarding further offers of ago nnd Dlhei-emlilem,. assistance, begun to shuffle off as fast All thte TAriely of type,, from the , meMurc, thwarting tbe original as his legRr would carry him. fair, Circassian down to the negro, and design of nature. — • *-For example, by One of the eyewitnesses of this cu- the display of costumes, from the roost 1 properly schooling the mind from a josrious scene, went np to an employe of decorative to the simplest; hare enabled I bose to ,w „ _ a serious temper, a nose with an Oir octroi and gave an account-of tbe the painter to arrange 24 flguroa with teliMUon inclination w to "tiugoai pugoess mav may be be made made to to - - - - downward - turn; * •»■episode, upon which the official, run­ great delicacy pf color and in an artis- take a decided a mouth ning after the victim of the accident, tic manner. Over these figures, which I may be made to droop ut the corners, extended to him a polite invitation to rest on an ornamental-base, a blue sky 1 wrinkles may be induced at the cor­ reot in his office. I reflects oil around its light so as to ' ners of the eyes, the contour and line* “I assure you I am not hurt," re­ unite all the tints of the mosaic and to of the bands may jchonge and the feet plied the old gentleman, who displayed 1 give the whole a harmony of effect ' may take on a different expression. great anxiety to take himself off. which is said to be most delightful to , But the Jeeth are exceptional. No ‘•Soznueh'the better,” replied the em­ the eye. The same company is execut­ haliit of thought will have any’ influence ploye. “but I want to have a little talk ing another inipo. tant mosaic for the whatever in their shape and character. apse of th. Guard,' chapel at tbe Wei- , X, fw?M"‘eoto^tl» them Mm Nature Mcith you. all t he same.” MISHAP TO A SMUGGLER. ■ HELLO GIRL’S DISCOVERY. What is io tbe Detroit Electrical work* there ta a night watchman who possesses an except ionully tine tenor voice, and w'hen be has nothing else to do hr sings.to ke^p himself awake, says tbe Detroit Tribune. L’p in tbe big telephone ex­ change a dozen girl* are told off for night duty. They are. like the tenor, fond of the songs of tbeday. but. unlike him. they arc not allowed to sing, and they grow lonely after tbe call* begin to be few and far lietwcen and the mur­ mur of the si reel traffic below has CASTOR - - -- IA ' rrttaed. ! Some month* ago. it is related, one of 1 the girls who had answered a call from 1 the electrical works, overboard the I watebmun singing his favorite song. She listened us long us she could with­ out arousing the ire of the unmusical individual ut the other end of the line, and then confided her discovery to tjjarest of the girls. There was a short but rugejfbouncil of war? and the girl who made- the discovery was deputed to call up the harmonious watchman u.nd nsk him for n song. The watchman, who must be quite a phenomenon in that he is u tenor aud also “an extreme-1 j1 ly bashful young man?' required u lit tie coaxing, but eventually complied with tbe request. All the other girls “cut in” on the.line, and the watchman was encored so often that bis throat was sore w hen the concert was finished. But this unique tenor is as fastidious as he is shy. It Is said that there was only one girl nt the “central" who can 'induce him to sing, and she is the maid­ en who made the'original long-distance­ Some gentle force was required to in- bngton barracks in London from car- has laid- her plans with - • a determination -z . concert discovery. When the other girls . 1 ■jfluce tbe corpulent one to enter tbe of­ toons. begin to grow tired at night, she calls' that they shall not b? modified. fice, but ooce there he was made to unI Phrenologists have not agreed upon up the electrical works, and the watch­ OUR DAILY BREAD. dresM. when he was found to be almost ■ any stated set of rules for judging a man sings for her. unconscious of the a- skeleton. The mystery was soon ex­ l* person's character from an Inspection fact that all the girls have “cut in" on plained. He bad between his waistcoat । of his teeth. The best that they pretend the line, and that he is singing to the. Much rye bread eaten in this 1 and his shirt a slfin receptacle which to do is to arrive at a general estimate. । entire night force of the exchange. Tbe -was enjiablv of containing from six to country In the beginning of the century, • This is not as satisfactory from tile others hint that theq? is a romance in and much rye and Indian —n healthful I ■aevvn liters of liquid. On this particu­ poipt of view of completeness and it. but that is a matter which concerns lar occasion it had l>een filled with oil. compound that-disappeared when stoves luinuteneKs as the methods of reading only the young watchman and the girl aad, while it had saved the bearer from superseded the huge brick ovcpln which I character by means of other jiarts of •evere injury, it had betrayed him, .and the maize ingredient was rendered di- i the body; but.it has its advantages in at the "central." he was removed to the depot at the pre­ gestiblc by being cooked all night. The 1 its increased reliability. By a careful OUR PLAYING CARDS. fecture of poffvc amid the laughter of snowy Wheaton loaf, as the staple bread exnininuticn of the teeth it may be the people who had witnessed the acci- of the land, dates only back to the eul- • definitely- announced whether or not a | tiration of the wheat fields of New |' person is a coward or high-spirited, ; '■dent. “1 have it." exclaimed an enthusiastic A quantity -of reteptacles of tlie kind York in the early port pf tnis century; 8 wcaik iir strong-ruiudrel, slovenly or • whistplayer who was engaged in a rub- Wrr.- J/' HN •tk'neribed have been found at his dwell­ and simultaneously there aecms-to arise punctilious. This determination will Mjra W Washington. DC. for their *!.»» prta I*TA m-------- ---• her at n Madison avenue whist club, re; sod 11 m of two hasdred LsmtioM w*at*B. ing, and another individual has already a “fashion” of white bread. The using revdul the character as it was at birth— . lutes tbe New York Herald. been arrested on. suspicion of being an of bread made from anything less than the native character. There are thou­ j "No you haven't," nnswcrrd«bis partaccomplice. It m*od scarcely be added “the best Genesee flour” was thought a sands of cases- where individuals have that the oil was thus introduced into mark of poverty. About 1S4O there ap­ “lived dow n nature," so to speak, and I nor. “It was trumped.” “1 don’t mean the trick." replied the Paris with the object of evading the peared ulxiut an even distribution of have evolved an artificial character of I first; “I refer to the origin of the chriroctroi <l:.es. As a ma'tter of fact, all dyspepsia throughout the northern and one jport from a natural character of, acters on the cniyis. They have always sorts of devices air employed by per­ enstern states, more especially among the opiiosite sort. This, provided the | MRKKTS GINGER TONIC sons who make a sjxcialty of this fraud, those well-to-do*poople who used only change has been from a poorer to a puzzled me. I have studied tbe matter, read all that has been written on the •but it is not often that n. person ir.de- the “best Genesev." One investigator liettcr character. Is highly commend­ PARKER'S "tretv<1 in these tragl-eomic eire-um-* announced that the root of the yuschief able; and is a strong argument against subject and hare never until this mo­ HAIR BALSAM MUijices.—Paris Cor. Ixihddn Telegraph. J lay in robbing tlie wheat of its best ele­ tbe doctrine that lias recently been ment l>een satisfied as to how the cards came to lieur the shapes we call hearts, ments in the process of milling, and promulgated, to the effect that most diamonds, club* nnd spades. Just now. taking away its outer coating. Th*s She ThaakcHl Him. to its Toothful C-'orT criminals shark) l>e excused beeaDse । An effective reproof was that given man was Sylvester Graham—a mono­ they were bon: w it If criminal instincts.’', as those spots representing the four ’ ‘ suits lay there together, tlie sighifleaIrr an elderly uuui to a fanlriunubl.v- maniac on his own hobby, but he ren­ and couldn’t help it. t drr*sed young « cuuin, who. as it seems, dered an important service to the sci­’ h And yet. after nil, when.you arc deal-1 tion of their forms flushed on me.” "Well what is It?" nskyd his partner. mu-t have l>e<-n surprised out ot her ence of alimentation, though the epi­ ing with a man you will be better sat- j ■ft CMsAMters Cactkk Pirawui P.r*»i. * Simple as enn lie." answered tbe I ^Ynanners.’’ The young woman was thet “br.n bread- w„ deri.iv.-ly up- iX« toknowhu'ri.'l/u.an biL^iiRdnl I pli<-d to the iwrt that still lx-,n. his , el.urncl.-r, nn.l ,o vou may know it onlv i other. otl "r- “"Look Lo01' at “l those lho"! four four suits ’“'t* and an<l i walkuig rapidly albng a street shaded , by nil exnmlimtlon of hl, teeth. Thi, ' •« bow nulcb al1'1' ,be,y ia form- | 82 J Uli >•« HALE. . many trees, wln-n tlie elderly mon, nameconning up belli ad l»?r, snvj; a Inrp? fuzzy .Ire is virtue nt *» writ THE HABIT OF ORFAMINR exnrfllnotlon will u»n»llv have to Ih- ; c*D-‘ .'ou *•-« ,b<-y "■«- al1 arrow,?, a...uv w herein m.-cm giro* pre. that mu Inr ijnr^nt ,n. i Mt HABIT MAtsi I OF or DREAMING. UKtAMINU. > ... . .: . .... Cuneiform and no mistul <■ Thrv ° r Herl facta* out ot tfrr bcuitC-un THE no roiFiai.u mistake. i nry ,,<orl]ie County,ta-u-d <x*U-rpi!tar on the. collar of her coat. ' i-umim-.ni conducted covertly, us ns .v it m is HWfc not un.-.v likely । Cuneiform, Lumnoim. and and no f Barr, ln fMT<ir of Wrekt Ilruv that,the general run of persons whom i fiu'te ev’dently originated with the old and CbeinirafCompeay mthIhsi tJir* prods'atw **1 beg your pardon,” he said, laying a sanity. 1 you n^ will lend t|.rnwlre. to a I A»syriW Inscriptions. I bare nodoubt , [J-.XX&TS m^neild‘Sd’delke^" detaining hand on her arm as he spoke, and rcnn»»rd t*»<? jobnoxions crawler, The fullest examination into the na­ nnnute investigation of their dental . these figures originally represent- did on the eleventh dav of March iwg levy u|>ot. •1 wLstird to take off this caterpillar, ture and origin of dreams has been made A^rapgetnent. | ed arroubr.,-,. When the German. , v.-hich was almost at your neck.” The by M. Moreau, the French 'scientist. I Y'du may start out with the general adopted th.- heart, .sell, leaf and acorn c.scribed n»l out. that la torn, all that m nreseWed sin piece er parrel i»n«i of tend described a* fol r------ J ■*’— the ,M,n ’’''•*** r «»»"*•> de«wti!m*d an fa>. jF*vruig woman stared haughtily and (He divides dreams into the dreams of broad stotement thptfemall teeth mean on their cards they •’ Pr'scr'cu ' . lowf.. to wn The Kant bidf of tbe North with an air of resentment »t the cater- lualth and the dreams that are the re- smallness, and big teeth mean bigness, ancient form. Here I are four varying Rrs*. qnvitrr nf tbe North Ea»i quarter TktFFiagara Falls FMte. • * tf Srcilon tic ven town number fuut piiLir aud was about to pass on. with.ou suit of the diseased state of the mind jt makes not much difference to what shapes of the arrowhead, iikely coming “J _ r, .1:1„i ■ ui ’ nuuRr nine not tvawoiUK iwri'i ’ • ! Nrtr.n “ ' nJTL* 12***2' word of thanks. “If I made a mistake, or body. In regard to the latter ii need ' qualities you apply these terms. A from four different and opposing t acresol land all of which I shall csjkim- fur Stadons. the **ie afrubi'c Aliriion or readmMo ’ th’ idihe* mid you would prefer to have the cater­ — tribes. Itence conflict between ” *« -— —— only remarked that-----persistent i-be «...--------1—a *».-• 1~*—* drear:- |uan with small, short teeth can hardly ta.n>.fr> p.m *’ n‘ * m BASTWABD. , bidder st .tbe front door of the Court llou^c ii. pillar replaced. I can easily put it back.” Jr.g is one of the roost invariable symp­ be concerned in anything big—be it suits as we play the game to-day.” .[• .’-iiJJ’ I -4-f° ; tbe City ut Hasting* In raid Couutv (bat iielnk Rast: mos............ ihr place of holding the »ireutt Court forth* saw] the gentleman courteously.suiting toms of insanity, and it is a pwcholog- charity, or crime, nobleness or devil try. & £' ' ?i it Station*. *4ld county of Itarry OU the 25th (tay of JuL fire action to the. word. “Oh, ro, no, leal fact if genius is near allied to mad- Hisrtemperament w......, is of the minute order; FROM THE ORIENT. n«*xt Mt teno'clurk lu the forenoon ot ssH ttaj. WWTWARD. p>rr.*e take it off! “sold tbe young wom­ r.ess, genius must be expected to dream his dpinpass is limited. If engaged in. Dated Hjotlftgs June sth. ism Sastxmos... . Homely Urhlr^rooui Hire* Another to to * Jamks U. McKkvitt. an. her haughtiness quickly vanishing; more than ordinary men. With regard , busi^ess^ he will work on a basfa of C. R. OSBOBS. Local A<er,t. J<b» rJt. 8t:od In Illa PlaCe. asnd with his second removal the elderly to the dreams of health, they arc tbe re- ' hunjjjcds, when a man,with large teeth I T. T. CoLunev a. >.W. ttuouuv.G. P AT. A. tWiurc A queer Arabian Nights' tale-cornea ' Aliy, for rtaUiiift. snan got his “Thank you," and the cat- suit of an imperfect state of conscious-, । Woul< be dealing with thousands, if from tlie Punjab. A few weeks ago a erpHlar found another resting place.** ness or an imperfect state of sleep, ae । he engages in crime, he would be far party of weavers formed □ marriage pfoYouth's Companion. cording as we look at. H. It is obvious more apt to steal coppers from a newsceswrion and started for a village in that the mind of the clever man, that is I boy than to explode u bank W TIMETABLE. constantly occupied.with many scheme-1? ,। bn the Vluci other rmuu, hand, ua iuuu man wiiu with lUigu large Ferozpore. The bridegroom was bald --------------------------------— .. — yj U vlJC A MYSTERY OF THE RIFLE. ---1 *i —..Xi. 4_ iis ---------y— .... nnd thoughts, more-------------------------liable to be awake teeth ■ is a man who goes -into things and blind of one eye, nnd his father In Eft-cl Stay si. — . feared the bride’s parents would refuse A7B»ecoanL*ble Result of Shooting from i when his body body is asleep than that of the On a big scale. Hi* mind, like the law, Central* tttandarrt 1 him. so the weaver advised them topre­ dullard, whose mind is often asleep 1 (]oeti not 1---------------------------for trifles, “non minima sent a barber’s boy who was with them i • Something that no»man understands when his body is awake. "Thus ,v the . curat.” If he is charitable, he is genis why a rifle, clamped in an immovable 'l sleep • ■ " ■ of- the plowboy has become pro- ' eroustoa fault, and will be dividing his as tbe groom. The barber was dressed ■ ■vtae, will not put a bullet in the same । verbial on account of ita undisturbed last penny with n needy friend, while in the groom’s wedding garments and | ibole every time, even if the wind does was accepted. When the marriage wav > nature. In most casea a roan of lively the small-toothed man would hedge on MOKTB. I nsnt rnterftere. A correspondent of imsgination and quick brain is undoubt- his charitable instincts as soon as he over abd they had returned home the 1 ■ . p. m. :* rf5br*oting and Fishing tells how he put cdly more liable to drcam than the saw that they were beginning to cause weaver demanded .hia bride, but the ' Chtasfo........................... n> barber refused to give her up. and now j a. rifle of 32 caliber into a vise aud fired dullard. and 1U Connection* Operate I be ! him the slightest inconvenience. The they have gone to law to settle tbe queait icn times, the sights being always Bast Cooper.. man With the big teeth, if a criminal, tion. • Best First and Skcond-Class Richland .inn. aumed directly at a mark. The bullets CoMtituUDna) Rhetoric. would revel in holding up traiha nnd wnt all over a four-inch circle at 50 The rhetoric of tbe Ltah constitu-1 ,n Service from East to ’in robbing them single-handed — in gull Lxke (Yorfcvlllev ENGLISH POTWALLOPERS □rords. Theoretically all ought to have tional convention is said by the New . picking the pocket, of the chief of po/gone into the same hole. York Tribune to be of^n amusing. For । lice, ,aind in administering knock-out Oldest Franchise*. A man Atho holds bis rifle gripped instance, one of the delegates said tbe Delton . ... drops to the commissioners. Bigness Ctoverdale ’■hard at'one thne and easily at another other day: Says the London Globe: “Tbe last of stasia is his watchward. •will not-shoot as well as one who takes tbe *potwallopers’ ta dead. His name “There is an insurance company do­ But It ta possible to read by means of Babtdhw..... •the same bold of his rifle every time. ing business here that Jias a building was Ilichard Atkinson, his age 97. and and Intermediate Point*. ' the teeth finer shade, of character than >4 orri in »lThe best results are obtained from that cost more than $3,000,000, and has Coats Grove.. merely those of bigness and littleness. | the scene of his pot walloping glories 4 M 10 T’’. THROCGII TOURIST SLEEPING CARS WoodtaMl .... ’bench rests when the man put* his that much more in assets. And there the ancient borough of Pontefract. The We may also note insipidity, courage, Woolbun . .. ^shoulder agaipst the rifle butL was a man in this town who paid that heedlessness, ferocity, ideality and i ‘potwulloper* was u mun who acquired vi* l. leave Cblcgai. throughout the F»U * 54 littlng.......... company over >5,000, who had been other qualities. If you will examine the the franchise by the extraordinary . Spring nnd winter ever*. Wednesdav Detroit: H 4* night and ' lucinn*'!. O. every Nnnday dead for more than two years, and that accompanying sketches you will observe process of having boiled bis own pot in Graad Rap'd*. und Thursday vent ng and *re run. man isn’t able to collect the insurance.” many types that are no doubt familiar. tbe constituency for six months before tbe election. As an electoral class they You will find it of interest to com­ were, as was natural, subiimely'corrupt, Branans. pare some of these teeth with those of A leader of the house who at one time and were deservedly abolished in 1832. animals, and to speculate as to whether held the office of prime minister, was They were, however, a picturesque sur­ a similarity in this respect means a sim-* without chang* and on f*nt mail train*. noted for hia indolent, gentle manner, vival of. probably, the oldest franchise, P«Me«K**r>> holding *ecund-clsca ncketi« can | p. m i .'!• l» ' Ufi] ilartty of character. Canine and feline ls-what gives Hood’s Sarsaparilla its great and the soft drawl with which he sent next to that of the MO-shilling freehold- iM-curv iiccotnmodS'kran In t he tourur Mecntng teeth are remarkable for their pointcar*, the Brel ’*iee being from ChlcMgo to popularity, its constantly increasing stinging sarcasm home to his oppo­ Csltforatapoints. IB: from trindmis'l to Caii.•dness. being larger at the base than sales, and enables it to accomplish its nents. One of his long-suffering victims, fprnt* pofn**. IBAO: from Nbw iiriesnu to Rapids. । nt tlie tip. This characteristic may be < *ifond* pointb. B*. per double berth. From wondef-ial and unequalled cures. The however, dealt him n telling blow by Dmba.......... New Ortaauf. dally through Pullman eenTce observed in some human teeth, and is operated. ootttdnatfon, proportion and process Complaining''that the honorable mem­ there are those who say that it denotes • tn 4 tv; TTfS] in preparing Hood's Sarsaparilla ber had beeti rude to him. “His man­ 8 IA| i Lowest Rates,. Best Route the possession of canine or feline !nOoaM Drove. are unknown to other medicines, ano ner.” he asserted, “was—not ungentle- stincta. manly, but it was less ladylike than make Hood’s Sarsaparilla ttaaruroa... Teeth which are separated by a gap usual.” denote, usually, a heedless, thought­ ttV.ltV........... less, or- even slovenly character. On A c»w*s obttvary. Cattle must be very precious ini the other hand, teeth which are close It cures a wide range of diseases because all point* tn Cre^cv of Ha power as a blood purifier. It acta Borneo, when a cow receives the honor• together denote alertness of the mind. We Offer Yoo a Remedy \Thlch Insures SAFETY to LIFE of Both •directly and positively upon tbe blood, of an obituary notice in the official; Whether this alertness ta directed to­ Mother and Orild. and the blood reaches every nook and journal. Thus a newspaper solemnly ward great- or small things depends corner of the human system. Th ns all informs its readers that “'an aged cow upon the. sice of the teeth. When the miiBxt . --• f »o00 *21 ■ -. •t he nerves, muscles, bones and tissues belonging to the government herd met; teeth slant in one direction, as is rare■ecane under the beneficent influence of । its death on the 14th by falling into ai ly the case. they indicate insipidity. dyke at a seel uued spot.where it was uuability are indicated by teeth which are able to extract itself.” HORROR AMD BAHGUt, ----- -- I • —— 11 A. J AlU. of targe aixr, aei evenly in the gums, KWUum tall fam u, Apply to Makes CHILD-BIRTH Eaty. W.O.NKIMYKtL Ml. So. 1 .uO f rrtjUt So. <, oh l>. >■ • and possihl v s) igh tly protrnd ing. Small neonle among tbe an- teeth whreh point in w C'd denoteppo Geu'l Weatem Agent. Ch^ago.- DL s-nad wooden sandal*. If site qualities.—N. Y. World. ci ent Practically Perfect Preparation For CHILDREN’S Complaints S T O R-I A Wanted-An Idea DERFECT IURITY HIRES Rootbeer con­ tains the best herbs, berries and roots nature nukes for rootbeer making. Take no other. . QUPERIOR Strength MODERATE PRICE M «a®SBca?iLs-^s Penhyroyal pills Tai Michigan Central California, ihgo, laluuuD Lo.uisana, New Mexico Texas, and Arizona. Sigii The Soiihero Pacific Ceapany LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO Through to Galliornla Merit B Peculiar to Itself YOUNG WIVES MOTHERSFRIENff rtEXKO, Tezaa, Arizona, New Mexico and California Hood’s Sarsaparilla tana, one of the Egyptian queen, re­ ceived the revenue of one city .oWy to keep heroelf in sandals •ftw* Mate l«w proUvilBE tbeie bird.. toevto* l|ni«* <« tram*. 9O.“'Ith-L-lw bare tim* U* eteek U pr«n»erjv * It m*v *<*<•' forward ««»H ”*** *£" m”'""' "oO-'a'i'a Blaiioui*. �miscellaneous items, Hastings Banner. —wSyn*"* 18 ''^6- ■ 10BAS FOR STOUT WOMEN. COLD IN DEER'S TEETH. —Wafihiagtuu in noted for the mmo f the trre< whL-l. it—- «- —- ••. 5 .7“v MORTGAGE BAUL MORTGAGE KALE- —rwrat*. 8«w eoe hm mid of mntritaony that R fe « SOrt tat «.«* wbtaK -11 ...LT” cotiuiurd to Feilbaa beccmr operative executed bv Freeman H. Nosta lek of Barry Couaty in toe Gold tea been found in a variety of State of Michigan to John Davenport and Ira Davvui ort Executors of tbe hut will and tevtaqueer, vtacreu among others in the dust meit of IraHsvenport deceased bearing date. f< tor the County of Barry end .« B*RONJt’BSCH D,Ea —-- -KU *UMI *b*ken from chickens’ feather*, in the UieStcond day of Jum A. D. eight* n hut - MicbtKxn «n tte first day of “<*“««•to«*et 9UL" This; dred and eigbiy-one and recorded In crops of wiH turkeys, and betyveen tbe the ifflee of the RerUtrr De»d», for the __ , tui a.* WUIl T me ■&?£££ toes of a wolf hound. The latest odd count) <•( Burry lu said State of Michigan, on want to be rtout, at l,aat modTweut» third day <4 Jaae A. 1». eighteen - jiirMck diod <d««K»pe***■!"* the Ways-™,- U<^ ptace for gold ia ns u filling for a deer's tlie yately while ay,, . hundred aud eighty one In Liter 16 of Mortgag­ to and fur tbe County of . albom * n ’h»- Tutvinhtff,wt which hour told Blate as Admlnl«tr»u»r oi- .te' Tne® of leisure* are ttejdace. deully wish to be thia. und ibis told of in the Nidologist es, on page SOO which said mortgage was duly ^vlock a,n.,1Clej tee attention of HMtrned on the tenth day of January. A- D. Krate of aala Tbeedotla Doer doer **» •“•'The tatrsd fashion able, a iter-* nt in It mow be confwi, how^ar, that by Jskhn A-. Bryant, of Ransaa City. Me. clahteeu hundred and ninety five, by the said kv virtue of whkb sppeintmeat .te >e» ; ..,s of the owl joining moms. Ncta lork h» ■^anwuaniacoldw.’’ Acoerck A Kansas City taxidenuiat was found .Ivlin and ln» Davenport, executor*, to Cameron kotdv told mortgageaaaseoadoitotatrstvr-aeA w 'bin people are by no mean, as so wbieb mortgage there l» claimed to t* hi* bedwoim they found in a great state of excitement by Mn D Waterman, of Detroit. In said stole, nnd at th* dm* of uilw notice toe »um of Fne Hr*A ing to ’•.-ho dobiwinr«s-w;iui Ertu st T. Tnp|*y of the name place, sole exe­ 0u cn’*T ‘i.- already part'd aws^.'. el,“S' “ “wir fat friends. •*«*» I^yani. He hnd rrwently got 1 wo dee* cutor of the last wtll of Pamela W. Tappey. de­ red and Three Dollars and Use "400” They arre *ci»urw*<l bv or?rinthd- 2’^ loudly groan complain under tU'l,a’1 1 . t.j-’ut 0» Gyaliu. gsiar Caceased . and Helen E Waterman of toe state of Rmee m artificial ice rink-.‘ The ‘^tep- their burden. Undue embonpoint nga beads for muunriug from Colorado. Colorado, tole executrix of tbe last will of imrarv. us the guestof Herr, oeedlD|»-al law havtog been fnxtUutrd to re­ | The jaws of both deer were being. Tli.iina* G. Waterman, deceased, which said as •ping face* U*e «to*d<»k”*-andithe awonnm. At M, if she weighs 1, or la jnotu*1 jlgunimt was.on tbe First day of June A. D. cove r the amount secured by told »» irtgagr ar . . 1 proprietor, whose *%>’cycle» temp*” tare In -H^wlth<hi« *J>c look, ta be owr 40. Her scraped, and then the taxidermist ol>- elghu-eu hundred aud nlnetj-five recorded In anv part thereof: Notice Is therefore hereby given that on toe* .. had arcepted. ns the teteKt affikr ion. »fap ta heavy, she oan M longer dance ■w-rved a peculiar rulmtancr crusted on said JirglMrr’sOtBceJn Liber 32of MGrim-ces, -Ightb day uf AUKOM, A- D. 1H* at ten o’ckvk bwl»*‘ . v. liii-ii he had :pro5<M>ted ■due teetk. This ardinient was Lrcwnrsb on p>ge J75 upon which mortgage tbers Is In the forenoon, ihere will be void at th* Junto —Ntai A’orgorod. h> l;UMtia. wa,l nl. T tbvour °r “wci*e with 1‘^ure. B.uclaJmr.l lobe due at the date of this notice, tlie liai purchUBsfl hi tbai yellow in color, end just fur fool’* luck sum of Three Hundred and sixty-five dollars front door of the Court House, io toe Cln -TnoslobUferatMl by fir, ln*1904. ATlthe tlothw wear out more qvlcklv and she Hastings. County of Barry and State oi M vl>ob on still unfinished. Xt the maa scraped it off aud senT it to (AJM.UO) sad :>osUt or proceedings at law liav- Unui, (said Court House being the builmoa n» ■buildings and bazars in which wen- “ toon-- difficult to drea. to advaatogu. ing been tustituied at law to recover the same nciirld.-L • after tlie sale of St. which toe Circuit Court for the Cotrnly ut Mamw lirld tirinnual tarroj nwrr hanta from AU this she feels and munnuni ut de­ an nasayer. The u-ismyer got n lump of or Miy part thereof, notice Is therefore hereby is held), st public auction to tbe highest bidder. gold, pure. y< " '**. * frocn’ tbe stuff, ' -,■,* 4 estate in Austrla•eltow gold, that on Tuesday ibe 2Stb d*jr of Augnrt Hie pirtni»r» described In said mortgage or '*> ■all part, «rt Xtaropr nMl Asia were blot­ spite, lie siuoothu.-j, of her uuwrinkled _____ t-» »;.u.............................. “«’• •* e*T?“ “ c,‘*k‘u?Jor.0™: I. Jnlu . | : i’w «■ HehrnitJie, that hr and tbe tuxidcrmfal made hteteCofind rrtl al public auctk>i>. to tDr iituhrrt bidder, much thereof as nitfy be necessary to Miwfv ted out. ana thatyear moat, ot the trail­ countenance and desph.- the fsat that st (sale to take place at Ute front door of tbeOuurt •lie amount due on said mortgage, as above .-eV , t. v of O Gyajla, which out -the precise locality where the deer ing- wrm a<niv‘ in tmu m- tuntporarv to .far easier for the ••stout to get thia House, la tbe city ot Hartings ibat being tb* furth with the interest thereon, and the< re» t* Iwugln v were killed. Then he nskv«d about the ptace wtrare tbeCircuit Court fur Barry counly charges and expenses allowed by law and y»o •j 1,-yr «: hri-n fold’s property. Hum for the natumJb thin to get stout. RtruetuMfa. nbnpc'l > for In said mortgage, said premises be­ deer Beks where the auimaJs ^ot ^heir UhHdttbe premise* described to said mort- vided .. >i ooting-box was under YmBcw e.<ur to much tbereef aa shall be necessary ing situated to tbe Township Vs nil'' —Of. evrny 1.000 •riergywnen 'b'twrvn salt. He doesn't know yet whether the «u frvr.ufntJy the to tottafv the amount due on buch Mortgage, fortes.- In toe county of Barry and State uf the ngra <rff 45 nnd fB only 15'.93<lie an­ be voided by thesiout womuo if >&hr ■coMtn,,: Michigan and described as tbe East half ol.lto* a 1th revea per ceut. Intereat and legal cost*, gold «ame frerm a salt lick<xr from the South West quarter of section twenty seven, ire wishes to grow thku uml the daintimt with an attorney fee ot Fifteen Doidust blown onto the grass '«r browse togrtlirr ui of othr-rneighLora. nually, tuft of evety 1,000 doctors be­ and lightest dishes indulged In. ta'a provided lor by statute!, that ts to say, tbe town three North, range ten Wert cestahunci tween tbe ^ges of 45 utmI 65?wffewer eighty acres of land more or less. tolkmtut piece or parcel of land, rtt: < know it is a vary trying ordeal w on which the deer fed. . Dated Haetintes. Mich, May 13. 18M ­ Tbettowh West quarter of Uhj South West ,rg.- wtmpaitv in th- I “S’. [[ ?" "w- *’ '™y .ywr* Jaspkr Adamk. The taxidermist said that the deer We^tqnar ’er ot R*etlnn Twenty-two [221 in be. jut-sent at a gou>l dinner aud afiow „ and tl- baron was i ««*“ '<-•»»• «ttr»>ute the high 12] North. Range Ten f 10] West, Administrator of the Estate of TheadoJa Dri­ the most tempting and appetizing were killed not- more than 100 miles Tua-iiktilpTwn er. deceased, Avslfntt Mortgage.. in the County ol Harry and Stale of Michigan, r < to hi> uauallr «rv ™ .a a”” . ‘y n,'aW1 n”’n from the 'Cripple Creek •geld mines, routainlnp forty acres more or less. APOHXO B. KRNASXON. . . plou-s to pam, untested, but ttdriksif ,n- drank a good deal ot I ^™»faR™«reof thrindwtau Attorney for Jasper AdatU* Administrator Ac . Dated Kalamazoo May 23,18M. it-*-lt is still sorse to grow posittoelv nnd further, that he kntrj^ the spot Assignee of said Mortgagee. I'AMKW)' I). WaTKBMAN. i'tr nil thetMi9tu I •*••»«»«* 3fr:dgch»rd lout expetly. lie thinks that ff deer’canEKNRjrrT.TAfFav. Executor, fut, isn't it? fi r-van urobablv I hi® flDr 575 fr<>,<1 waCUil» whita plowing Hklk.n E. Watxicmax. Executrix. get gold filftng for their teeth in the j A stout woman must dine on a'iimt- ordinary eosrse of mrrnre. a man I j j, MORTGAGE SALE. ' . Assignees of Mortgagees. .beamieellcav “u .hi’ 'ur"‘ ’’™r «*■**• «»•>. He Brgxa. Attorney lor Assignees. tco cutlet and slievof dried toast, a2it* Default having been made tn the eondHtsnr . . ndvi In hieilrath. ■ <*"■ fana owr-MISerent -timee. cun -get bushels of iL lie has so much ; of a rertalu mortgage made by Hiram A. Bar­ tleaoup aud drink claret and tvaler,tfbr NU’IICK FOB HKAM1NG UF CLAIMS. - •<■ re o-.-hv-!:, and wb., i' d.ra"’■’« V’”™’"*nt*wn toflringmeet ber. Elizabeth R. Barber his wile. Clarence H. Jatth in fh'ntohat be is going to sell out -wluUever her searchings of heart, what­ Barber and Lillian Barber bi* wife to. Fnil4> Xof IL orar, but never could find the. • hie businezis, buy a burn, A-grub stake, State of Michigan. County of Barry—m. Notice Is hereby given, that b» an order of the Golerove dated March 14.A. D. 1896, anrt reeortfever her leanings, she inu£t lru-cc hrri watch. The. other day Crorge 31 cflcHnn nnd a prosper tor's pick, and then go Probate Court for tbe County of Harry, made ed In the riffice «>f the itertster nt Deeds, lor the s<df Io recognize that plain fkxxl tolu n ot Barry nnd State fit Michigan, on th* j enme through the fieli and i&ck<*d the 1 tv prospecting on the dcctre’ trails. • «« the ’51h day of Nay A. D. ttW. Six County :?<• tcir of the SMiilbv from that date were allowed for credi­ Hto day at March A. D.' INB-in Liber rt aft sparingly and exmdse will reducei — -------- — | watch tyni tors to present their claims agkinst tbe estate NortKMKf*. on page 2«k That %ald mortjngre: weight. Self-rrstraiDt must be her■ itiutudlty died in a was duly asalned to Sarah Johnson, and* Mf/ VENDETTAS IN SUDILY. of Nancy N. Jordan late of said —A Fmichman named Villon has in­ Gaunt), deceased, and that all creditors of recorded In the office o! the Fighter ufOred*. idnne.und hclplesn, at mot to and if she cards it aside ehe does ' HUD 3'vrvKteKt. and (he SH|ptite*t Trtflc said deceased are required co me for Barry County. Michigan. for the first time ia vented a nnvcl metho&rtif scaling dham- it at her peril. Tn at said mortgage waa upon the CKpmsi sent ifrelr elatais to said ’ Frobate pagDe Ixjtfles. The'loss and'deterioraThe ambition of tbe stout w oman OuQrt.al (be Probate office. In. tbe’ City of eondit'on ’hat «ho<ila default be .-nad» i n- rd of help. InSicily; yeting men who are eligible •tion of champagne dur to tin*-escape ot must be to have ber«ize attract an lit­ ‘Hastings, for examination and allowance, or or moment o( Interest or any part thereof oa mqtnot btwyood for some day whereon the same is made dne an* j«ythe 16th day of November next, and that •gas. long, iir says, male some proccvs tle aettr-ntion as poatdblc, nnd if slw partis have to exercise exteerme care in before sueh claims will be beard before said Court .on ADlr, as above expressed, and should tbe *sim though he’n-new how t« their demeanor towlrd yc«mg unmar­ Hrtwrday. the Utb dav of Angust and od remnln unpaid and In ar rear lor the spae.-edt :<Tf perfect uur-tigbt era]ing firsirablt-. wears dull stuffs thr eye, ho -.to •««>. uirtial appearance, which days then and from thenceforth, (bat tar ried tedies. To dance with them so Monday, toe 16th dayol November next.at ten thirty "M. illonarcomplishefc-this byteovering glanrms off and io not fixed byoiny.uno’clock tn the forenooo of each ot those days to say. alter the lapse of the said thirty daya. <$f u cavalry officer rather .•iften res to be remarked, to at tempt to so much of the aforesaid principal «u» of threw ' -f-he cork, and jmrt qfXhe -neck -with a Dated May 15th.. A. D. WW. orK 1 I®™’ 2L-*ne •neck with a •usual brilliancy. Stripes are advan­ «■• a •. M»MM H. r' — - a -I i.-h banker. But his an- i hundred seventy four and 16-100 dollar* as re­ talk 'them alone, is. to -use the in ­ He visited rthin ,ayTT ropprr eflrctriraflly <de­ tages £jur the skirt, but not so much m main* -unpaid, with all arrearage of InfsmaBgen iota« 'expreMSon of an I talks n friend ttaereon. shall, at the option of tbe said oarty of ' .posited. [ MORlGA(iE«SAlJ». for the ImmIice. Broadly speaking, how­ tta •“•rood part became due and payable. of mine, expeded to make you their Default baring been made Ir tbe conditions iH-fsult liHviug been made In the payment of ever. nil pekine materiaSs worn in their future-in-law. there h astonished bis acquaint* JKT A WIDOW'S t^EDDWG. Jn the lower classes, of a certain mortgage. • xerutrd by Lee Tinker Interest dur March Hth. IKK and the same tax­ to Mark North, dated tbe ftret day of Octo-er length axe becoming. oners b\ .. ।! .ip no hia npprpaching says the New York Mercury.* wendetta Het. record**! the Seventh dav of October 1881. ing remained nupaM and In arrears tan aMn ■Mlqnettc. XVhteh Govern* Thia Highly space of thirty days and upwards the afar re nM, The laxlice should be ■rut all in very Jesuits if a man pays attention to on aaetgued by tbe said Mark Norris, tbe eighth principal sum of three hundred seven**-foar’ ■ Moaueutou* ErrnU day of DeormtxT 1888. to Tip Ketchum, and by and 16-100 dollars wltb all arrearage of- iatereat sloping Via, with downward jxiinte If 41 few inontlw ago, durunmarried girl -wilhout marrying her. the said Tip Krictoutn awlgi rd to Harvey Wilf. i'.tiqueite gixiterning thr wodduig<af a she consults her interest* she will be thereon Is now declared dae and payable by ter £ of the Iniairli of trus- } Vendettas ar** quite prevalent still. 1 lauH.oothe thirtieth day of December IM), terms of ^nld men gage. On wbloa mortgage•widow bus beenxecently reorga rd aftd anil atSeb monti?* mortgage lurre there i* hi cue. due. »r ar ine the , , , . • i .l ____ ।i aiidoti uuo ixi «vneixficiau fuund«fh>n, he re- ’’ temporarily, at least, is finding high chreful toluixe the undenirxn wain luo^. taxird a charticterislic nnd rather smus- dlte taswtf.Tv u Hundred *rd tarecty dollars, there Is claimed iota d»e ac the date of thtenotice the sum of four hundred three DelMiu. and to ilo thia will, if nrccrtsary , have to • ' iect of dealii.-.mentioainfi- storv siMMit one lhe other day. A Nutter I* Vreby given Hat by virtue at tLe aud fifteen rents, and an attorney** tor alt . vogue .among certain great ladies who In-ing it more to the front of the arm­ .. ’ . . .. i .. ' . „ pv*er of *ale in said inortjntar. 1 shall fo»eir hnv ivru:> studying the AusFkHM>< M hA|e at putHc auction to Twenty-Dre DuHarO provided for in sa*d* mort­ • Are jnakiug second matrimonial aem- hole than is nsuul. The*basque must greitleinan w coachman did his ]>art in a c)Wfr gage. and no suit or proceedings at law irertari veiMletta nnd was seat'to prison tor a I th* hbhert bidder, at tta* North front door of been Instituted to recover tbe moneys w-canedi •y and inheritance, ; lures. The widtaw's engagement riqg lie cut away on lhe hips and the sleeves . .. 1 • MM___ I the Cuurt Housr. ImheCIty of Hustlng’.ontbe of the legacy duties term—there being no cnpital punish- ] lhlrt dByof Ju|y 1MCj nUrtl oclock |n Uie fon? by said mortga>e, or any part thereof is sow .a jieridoL .which in rralily is an droop slightly., ns is the mode. For Now. TlterefBre, by virtue of tbe patter odx ment In Bicilv’- His master went to nwin. ut all that certain piece or parcel of lard sale contained in said moitgxge. and the tafuteu percent. «>nt>oma 1 Indian jctirysoliie, and u deep leaf •grerm . .. . . . * • if j.. । slluMted in the township of Yankee BnriDgs. street wear short innntles will be found tsif him inprison, nnd asked if ne t ounty of Barry and Blate of Michigan known In such ease mad* and provided, notice Is fr«a»: hnt tuuKitu*. a niatin color. The jierkiot ring is set aboat Iwst; jucketa uxv rarely suitable, but it br given that on Baiurdiiy tbe Twenty-fifir day could do nn vthing for him. “Yes, sig- ] and described aa tbe Bunth eaat quarter, of: the­ of July A. D. 1WC. at. ten -o'clock in ibu taata trr|t/- t tunpuraine indifference-Ao him. I with diamonds, and when it arrives the s< Zm.- - frtrtin n dnv 1 North east quarter, oi beet uu number twsnty.adopted should be of the reefer shape. j«or. if 5 ouwill pat half n franc a day । tw0 Jn |0Wj,8b|p (|iree north of ranpe ten wear, noon. I shall sell at Public Auction, la ihe J:gA>tout * h<* hud no ».Tirect heirs. -On* baron lady gixes her firstmgugemcnl ring tu In tlressiug her hair a woman must for me I ran have a better room and beta containing forty seresot land according to the est bidder, at the North front door <>f tbs '.'osrt rather it-dignantly replied: Uuw do In the City ot Hastings. Michigan .ihat; tier eideM daughter and her wedding always nroid ugly "cornere” at her temsurvey,the same being the mort- House being tbe place where the Circuit Coort farter food, and a sbavr.” He attached 1 tovernrnent yci know that? My 'heirs are antfering ring tA» l*rr eldrat nozi. aaged pp mines . Barn County is bolden), the premises dex-rtbeta |des, by so arranging the fringe as to moat importance to the ahave. Hainan I Dated April 4th 18MJ. buin».iity.’and I am -thinking bow to in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may heOne -w eek before the wedding a state­ uover these bare spot* prettily. If ahe Babvby Williams. area his brother beiqg murdered, not' to pay tbe amount due on said »»nnrt&e a? niy foumlMums and charitable Chas. IL Baurf. Assignee. necewan gaee with seven percent, interest, and al) legal ly Inncheuo is jgheu to the nearest and ha* wide cheeks she must by no means more than anyone elite in the crowd Attorney for A* si cure. ii.*Jtit<niute» independent fur The fixture costs,together with an aftoruey ’s fee ef-Twentydearest of lhe old friends of the bride to j, adopt.. n narrow««»**».», coiffure,«as*».this•**« will five Dollars covenanted for therein, the pre»»IhW•siting U»e caphwl-smn for each be. After the engagement’s announce- Jhe her face thr shape uf a pear, smalk will he do anything- to bring tbe of-1 MORTGAGE BALE. es being described in said mortgage m au thow <flv* lit-r fuct* tliH khano iif a rwnr. Kmali- fender to justice. He may not even ( Default havlnc been made In the corclltions certain pieces and parcels of land situate ante ment «hr appears nv no public func- I <wt at the forehead aad broadening util interfere. But he will take it upon c! otVrertain mortnse “rt—z xert. —re made by Matgretr A. bring in the city of Hatt mgs In the Coeaty aP i theifourse of the famoconversaXiion g. <»rrm Bar Barry and State of Michigan, and'kntwn aata lions. At the altar her dress may l»e of . Jifce that of Louis Pltillipe. btaueir-M a werrd duty to kill the mui- Stevens. F’oreuee K.Hiwuldli fcjai-li. lUri.r.Eiitie. krr. Man E Bai ker^Blaoci t B- Barker. Agnes deveritad as follows; Kirpnoncd that lie would liketodie any subdued shade bf satin. To make Mrs. Bussell Hovey, one of tlie great- derer whenever he haa him at bls mercy. Barker. Martin V. Barker. Harriett 1. Barker The North half ot lots Nine hundred and win­ lienly without i'ln.-v^ arul inlhisbis l> Bustv.lrk. of ithafo. New Teri , to Emily p. Zttzzz. z;7up for tbe aLwnce of veil and orange ect authorities on matters of dress, once . dat- <1 Deremtar 17 A. D. JHB. mid r«*«iordttifbea appear to have bt-en almost tM*blossoms, pfofnaions of white Ince trim -is only - an injury to beauty BRIEF BUT INTERESTING. acid: "Fat । ed in the office uf lhe Register cf Dteds. fur the tbe recorded plat thereof. fuliHled. London Standard. when it spoils the shape. It keeps the Sarah Joivnmmv . I County * f Barry and State| of Michigan, on the the skirt and naiat of tlir bridal pown The Story of an Interview with tha Gr 1 19tb day uf Decetutar A. D IBM). In i Itar 38 ot Philip T. Coix;rove. Awigneeot Mortttagne. en secOndrs nocns. Even the bonnet is ► kin'smooth and unwrinkled and so is Mortgage', on page 72. on which mortgageAttorney there for Assignee of Mortgagee. * Old Man. CELLING TIME. ti mm—nunr>nriA>>* .12 n t nnrlnx nnner is claimed to be due at the date of ihl* twice Dated April 20. iwc. of white lace and thr bouquet Is prefer- -often a benefit to women when it corner The correspondent of n London paper |beMimol R Khl lltntire<j Nlni'.J tight Dollars • ablj of white orchids. And up tbe able to ndtnn<*ing years. What we have to — . .... . gn ....._ r.na seated on the stairs n leading from sod Ninety Etab^ceuD.ancl aUonje\'» feroj the lazlv goes. Land in hand with her ilo is to make size expressive. We’muxt * ncers’ trullerv or.e dav, when Mr.1 five Dollar* prodded tor in >Md MORTGAGE SALE. v»un(r.rt!;i.ild.,toUJi.tu r«l.etberi<i» have lanR line, to tihanee the bright XdSZnc ^pp.-ued Io c.._. <”suit “» ’« ;S at la. , । mortr’irr. arid ”no or proeec J‘,.iigi"ht tow DrfanM bsiIng been made la tbe cocdllloRW ’■ .-- : >u-uc«s u.' the patuuige of t ime come down- Lavicg ta* n li*t.tulvd Ic rtevvef the moneys of a certain (portgate made bv Tbe Micbigasi cor' **S*ffif tit ter-.i iied i»y a consc:ou*neM uf the a l>oy or girl. Tbe little one wears an nnd heavy fabric* to obscure by their ' sl^jrs unobserved by him. As the • -• *—• *—^-y satf ir.o:Uagr.orary rartilwreof; W lilpCorapauy arorroration orpanlreo nadcr - ------, . '। *.aww by virtue uf the power ot 11 e laws •* the State of Mkhlgan and karta* - .k.ow*, .xurrefot*. 5 r>*iiric*r of events.” Thia is true as a elaborate white costume, holds the * folds unsightly protuberances. The fnt ( Ispoudeat blocked *> the way the Grand Si;e conutlned i *al«t mortgage, m.n ths stat- ita place ut buslnt «# at HsmIi gs. Barry < n«»ty, . i viai’rule. L it the mere numberot bride's bouquet, and precedes the newly woman • - to him, • ■ •' • .. ••Win ' ute In swli.ease mane and pruvldrd. notice Is Michigan to the llielli gs City Bank a r< r^ra who gown i Old .Man said -------- * - *in “ ~a tailor-made --------- "*•••— noiftely * ’ it i hereby given, that on Saturday tbe l>t day of tlnn organiz'd under the laws of the H’.alv eg ♦ ■ !*.>•’ the only thing that-4eier- married pair to the church door. Where shows off every inch of hcrbulk is a de­ , \<hi kindly let me pa>«r mi The Therquestion August A D. iw’T.at i* u'clot k In tne Ion noon.1 Mkbigati nod badbg il> lUre of .’t st 1! at Public Auction, to the highest .bid­ Hailing*. Barry County. Mtclncanxlated Dareb n Ft . r ■ -tixuate of the time during there is u large family of children nnd n plorable spectacle. She might, with ! nt once suggested a brilliant idea ■to shall der nt the Nuth front duui vt tire Court House 5. a.D 1WXL and recorded In toe efflte ot tbe v - i.-h they happen. Time seems long desire ori the widow’s jtart for a trifle proper dressing, look "big and .. grand. ll|V tl|e newspaper mar. He rushed to the uiucvH) n the City «>i of uoaiuic-. Hastlnir*. S(that the place KeclSUT « ‘ r-» .i n« 'being tiiir nivpmw 01 D.Cdf . for the (. TUJlty Ot Hil ri Ikcistcr c: L‘.cde. for the County ot Barry if \v . • ••*!iil tu the succession of events more di splay than is usually accorded PQ/l and lovely, so as to-make little tIJep.rapb oR'ire acd rent this dispatch 1 5,at* 01 nn th" Fifth day c( *UxK "Onw.t and men look.mean ami com- . ,1 L:;1) a FOrar'„h.t brief S JS?ft^5T» ™,Va'^SSn ?.-,“„TbH, Afe,,^,ti;'T.‘SSi>rTa,X »» • i-l j ;■ , lor instance, if we are wait­ cn such occasrotis, all of her daughters, ing mjoi* *.ii:ng to happen, becauae in light gowns and bearing big Dion place beside her. The great secret but profoundly iut^sting converaa-‘ t<» t*y <ke ainutnl due on said raortgare^vdtt due at tlw data ut ihfs notice tie sum of Flw 'uilh y|r.’Gladstone last evening.- Um (?,“«!'tRlonJiMlS: ____________________ «d « Itt'eSi ; Vm'l'tl??- ..... .lx Dtllart mA.* taefa Jwing more tividly impressed on iiouquets, supjMtrt their mother to the for anyone w ho la over-stout, therefore, Eleven rente, and an attorney's to®,®* !>lr|^ t'-«.'oi-■. in retrospect we exaggerate altar. . is not to show her outlines. meeting the right honorable gentleman' cove ai ted for ’bwHii. the F’™*”*J*1"* five liulUrs pnirtdcu for lu said mortgage. MB* I• -For thnoti ho rorrni d the corset an 1 “ ?,... . ■■ . •• vr_ «t.^ _ ----- a, *»_«*?» . wciiuru in rani inui>|i<iF' uhu < do suit or nrocredtnn at Is* having be. n isno*>uit tirocredtnEs *iaw l:avlng*lx<n i»"For those who regard the corset an , it| tlie lobbv. etc. Mr. Gladbtone never niece "itir iitM.-r. and so make the time An informal littleffireakfast now fol­ of laud situate Here a» at <1 d parcel In—th tbe* ot stltuted to reeovtr toe tuuuejs s-.cured bj vaM J.------------------- r._la . o(Town ] 8ute Freni longer. While; if we are busily lows the cereiuon.*. Such a breakfast nbeohite necessity let me whisper hi ,dcn.«l .he na.bea.iclty of the half mortgage, or any part thereof; „ ibed as folNuw.Tbrrefore, by virtue of toe power of a 'k -iged we do nut notice each change of is scarcely more than a light, simple their ears this little piece-of advice: i column of conversation that followea. |0Ws: sale contained m said mortgage,and tbe Malate i The TheEa*t — half of the M South East .Quarter of In such case made and provided, notice is hero.oju-rt. , aD(l therefore,'tbe time luncheon, served from the buffet.wound .Sever fasten it by u single luce, but by Section Thirty-two (XD In Town Two <a> North! by given that on Ft lda> the Third day of July, w bci-iu* short. This to true of long inter- up by a weddiug cake and a toasting three, after the French fashion. Of । Kai ge Seven 7» We*t containing Eighty Acres A.D. 18T«6 at 10 o'clock In the Forenoon. 1 shall ’• ot lju>n mure or less. vftl’*. but n*»t of short ones. The result IMMset. but the bride of a second mar­ these the first should gome from the ( sell at Public Anctlon«to tor faighr«t bidder, at '• Emilt D. Bostwick, the Nortb front door of tbe Court House, in tbe R uf M«or recent careful experiments riagejdocs not distribute cake nor her shoulder to within an indb or two of the Mortgagee. City of Hastings [that being tbe place where* Phi UP T. rot orovr. Mi’ms u» ».how that- for such short in­ Ixiuqiiet among her friends. Her car­ waist. The second should begin about • toe Circuit Court /or Barry County Is J>oMe>L P Attorney tor Mbrtgagee. tbe premises described In told mortgage- ar ’» tervals we have, strictly speaking, do' t iagr horses do not wear favors, either, iuti inch or so below the waist and con- ; -»•«* ArHIMh. so much thereof as mar ben«e»*»a’y t« pay the* •( tinue to the end of the corset. Both time— use. but that our estimates de- though shoes und rice can be freely scat­ amount due on said mortgag-. w::i» ei^hi paw ■. MUl.TGAGE BALE. these should be firmly fastened off and | cent. Interect. and all IrgkTcost!1. together wWb jMnd u|wn the feelings of tension, of tered in her wake, . *. *’ the*“ ** * nnd, to comfort Detault having been made tn the conditions an attorney’s fee of Thirty-five -Duller*-eww- ' should not vary in aizc at any time, I <lelpy cr <»f arrest, of ordinary physio* nnd economy of her friends, she docs not , , ot ■ mortgage made by Win. H. Wbtpple and enanted for therein, the prerr.bes bring de- 'i Wood won’t bum unless lilnwifeBMa A. Whipple, to Jctm Andrew^ senbed In said montage as all thotf rrriata ’» logic..! functions, anil especially of the expect Anything elalxirate in the way being left veiy open, so ns to allow the ( wuuu wun i mmhi ! Jj|nuan - tSB3 andon January23.1833, record­ lots piece* nnd parcels of land situate ta toe •< • . figure and especially the chest, full ( air__ nYvcr^n—IS Dresent The Mt tutor om e of the XertMer. of Deeds of City ot Hastings In the County of Barry >>o • > r< ;rThis was tested in the fol­ of we Iding gifts.—N. Y. Sun. all oxygen lapwiH. Barry Cc.tiniy hi lhe State of Michigan .in Uber State of Michigan, and known and described an 1 ! liberty to expand. The third, the only io, ii-.- way; A person's attention was <4 of Mongages.cn pag* 1C3. oi* which mort- follows: 1 on*" one IO to be tightened wi or loosened at will,, ( । To steady riciures. OC rignicuru ------------gMire there Is cImimed to be due Five Hundred Lots six hundred twenty seven [cni *lx ■■■— q to a certain interval of time, and Fifty One Itoilani and eight J-nine cents dred twenty -eight [C281 and six hundred twenty- >• Tbe (leul'-rs in upbolMery hardware tnines es in the middle from a little Httle above (। aryj.ig from she to sixty seconds. He and no suitor pio-eedingsat law having been ulnr [6291 together with the tei ements. brredto■re frequently asked for some scheme to little below the waist, and left quite ■ are frequent4y asleed aome ecbeme a > ■* Instituted to recover the amount secured by arnenis and appurtam i res b» longing ar la any­ "aj* tin n a*ked to tnark off an equal insaid mortgage or any part thereof. wise pertaining to or rlrnated upan raid. raoPi t tsrval. beginning at tbe end of the first. to stead v a picture on a wall, especially ]oose ju the morning may be gradually ( Not lee is therefore hereby giver, that on Sat­ estate including the power c onnected • Hn lh» 1 . - * . < ____ 1.1 ..:,u ... . •> 1. 1 —...In nut. on a The'av.-nigi* error in so doing was ten smalt urday tbe IKli dav of Jnlv INK. at ten o’clock. buildings udod said real estate also iu. tadtec• • pictures. A housemaid with a drawn in if it be necessary to put on a In the forenoon, there will t>e sokl at toe north engine, Ixjtler shafting counter snsRIng.indeyia ‘i close-Utting gown. ' — Philadelphia Telper cunt. the original interval. The duster is everlastingly setting askew front door nF th» Omrt House, In toe dtv of hangers, belting and machinery of every nalnrr. Hastings. County of Barry and State of Mich­ and kind connected with or in sate! btHtatng< xjwrirnvnt was then.arranged so that small pictures, and. the average room, epapb._________________ igan, said Court House being toe place In which HahtingsCity Hawk. the si-rund or closing sound of the after dusting, looks sadly awry. All tbe circuit court for toe County of Barry t» Philip T. Colgkovu. Mortgagee'. 1 Don't* for Mothers, held, at public auction to tbe highest bidder, uriginab interval should come at the sorts of picture hooks have been inAttorney for Mortgagee. lhe premises described lu said mortgage or ao Don’t nag. Dated March 28,18Msame “respiratory phase,** as the first ventefl which are supposed to so grip muck thereof as may be necessary to sat Isfv the be too severe. Don’t — --------------------------------amount due ou said mortg <ge wi> h the interest or opening, sound hax] done. The error the picture cord that it will always Don’t, break your promisee. thereon, and tbe costa, charge* and expenses MORTGAGE BALE. ‘ evenly on the wall. was then only 2-9 per cent. In a second hold the WiV picture ______ allowed by law and provided tor in said Don't neglect your hueband for tbe Default having been made In tbe cci-rfhiuaw . gage, said rremlsea being situated In toe VII- ota certain mortgage made by Geo>re . W. < M-ries of more difficult experiments, Then^ again, corner clomps have been iMgecif Delton, County ot Barry and-State of Gregory and Ann Gregory bls wife «o Ante S- • ? *'’’"hu-ted on the same principle.’the ei\ brought oiit, one for each earner of the Dwt’l spoil the children by overindulMichigan and described as Village 1/rts Num­ Austin daft d January 2»d A. D. M02. per- *’ ber tbirtv four and thlrtv five in tbe Vlltage of corded in th* office of the Register of !>ed.*, •; rors were respectively 24 per cent, and picture, the clamps tiding driven into Del I or>. fiarrv County. Mk-blgau, accotdtng to for toe County of Barry and State of Mtetotgaav ■» 8-' |M-| cent. In a third aeries, where the viall—but everything of that sort Don’t talk about the children in their the Recorded PbU thereof. on the Second day of January A. D. ’.w>2 'o *! ■ the attention was purposely withdrawn ]ias some objection. The simplest snd Dated April 82.1W8. w . Liber 33 o' Mortgages, on t*ge 335, on whirl* . John andkewp. mortgage there ti claimed to be due at lta,oat» . from the respiratory and tension feel- ' most, infallible way of hoi ding's picture? hearing. Alonzo K. Kknaston, Murtgagee. of uns notice tbe sum of Tfrehre Hundred fifty- 1 —-----— Doo t iorrel that you were once a. Attorney for Mortgagee. . the time-judgment was utterly •immovable *-« ------- omnDa<rimlet is by making small gimlet five Dollars and sixty-wnen centa. aata aa at- q child yourself. . torney s fee of Twenty-five Dollars prov'tad tor M Confused.—Cincinnati Enquirer. bole in tlie extreme lower point of the MORTGAGE BALE. Don t forget l»i*l yow 'r‘end» «“ Id said mortgage, and no cult or procre-et g.wag ft inside of tbe frame, where it touches hardly be expected to ebare your own Default having been made In the eoDditioMt law having taen Instituted to -teeoverg U*. ft nt a mortgage made bv James P. Norwood and moneys secured by said mortgage, or st y pur* * the wall, and at this point drive a small absorbing intereit in j-our infanta. ■ « w Delia Norwood, bls wife, to John Andrews. thereof : Th? river Platte during the summer brad into the wall, leaving about half March 22. JUKI, and on March 2L i«rt. recorded Now,Therefore, by virtue of tbe power «ta Don i claim that the children inher­ ” <Jr.v along the greater portion of ita nn inch protruding. The hole in the ited all their bad qualities from their to the office of the Register of Deeds ot Barry sale contained lu raid mortgage, and the «t»tM» County Id the Beale of MIchlgair.'fti Liber 38 of In such cbm made >rd provided, notice H here­ ■coarse. The water runs underground, frame caps this brad like a socket, an Mortgages.on i»gv Itt. m which mortgagr by giventhat ou SMurdav the Eleventh dav affi fatlier nnd all their good one. from, only an occasional pool appearing on tbe ordinary dusting of the P^Jure* SCOTT'S EMULSION hastacntndortMt try the there is claimed tu be due Five Hundred a*«d July A. D. iteJ. at ten o'clock In toe fotesoea, 1 Twenty'eight Ddlars and thirty six repfa and shall mH at Fublto Aucftor., to the highest MtamedKAI proieMion for twrnty ye*r». the surface. By digging almost any- does not move it in the least.—Chicago . J°Don-t forget that every child ehonld no Milt or procee* Inga at law Uma h-g been In­ der. at the North front door ef the Cowl Hon* whrre in*its course a supply of fresh, st lived to recovertbe amount secured by said In the City of Hastings. Barry Co.. M»h. hbafe I be entitled to a happy chlllfhood, and Tribune. being tha place where the Circuit Omrl formortgage or any part thereof. • cool water may be obtained. that in later life you roey not have the Noltoe Is therefore hereby given, that on Sat­ Bany C only is bolden . tbe premise* deterlfomay­ urday the mb day of July i»c. at; tea o'clock ra In sakl mortgage. or *»o muco ttereef Cut bread tato even pieces, toast and power or prii ,^pptoiL-r*In the fomrno” there will ta sold st the north be negessary to pay tbe amount due om aafta IbMlMKTRATOB‘5«ALB.,: * front door of tlx? Court House, In th. Qty of mortgage, with mix per cent, interest ar ft alt hu'ter the pieces nnd moisten them or guarding It from PP legal costa, together with an aitoroevb «ff HasUftrYConnty ot Barry and State of„ Mich tn the matter of the Ealato of Artier F. Bran- igab. saidXXMTf Ituute'tWs’ibglEfe itereltPwiilch Twenlyfite uonahi covenanted fur therein, thw* with hot water. Boil six 'fP ha,rd Unit Free Preutbe circuit cr urt for tta County of Barry Is taM, premises being described' in said mortratie' ms Separate the whites from the yolks; ( ,i«n at pubhe auction to the Idabel bidder, tbe all U» m pieces or parcels of land situate ter A Dig Shark. tte Auction, to Hie highest bidder, od Saturday premises dewrilied In said mortgage or so Town of Caatleton tn the County of Barrv aSto chop the. whites and press the yo,k» , the twenty•fhtt day *d July, A. D- JH6, at nine much thereof to may be necesaa< to satttfy Mtate of Michigan, and known and dewribed a» A shark measuring feet length ■ T ■ ■ doubt treated and cur- through a cohinder or sieve. Make u In toei«rrs<K>n at the Ptohateotfee tn A »*“*** . M huTing . been ...rdurvd captured o'clock. 85 Cun t IIoum*. Id the CI'y <>f Hast, ngr h. toe the amount due on said mortgage, with tne tn follows: tereat thereon, and tbe coata. chanre* and exThe Ka*r fifty acres of land to be take* eta । white sauce, using one ■ 'j,,v in the hnrlKir of Sydney, N. 8. W. n»e* allowed by law and provided fnr in aa>d tbe Boutb Wty Quarter ot Section No (W> •»- ’• M ■ I k y «ucce*a it astonishing. cnchofbutternndtlourcookedtogethe. ^.[Xtomacb. on being opened, mortgage, Mid preml-e. being afcuated Im tbe harc heard ofrasto VllteecrfMtuD.Ci-ontyof Barry and Btat.af and then ndd a cupful of cream or md. , 1 " «, n<4 In a large dog ’ a colof so years' standing Miehten aad described as l«t number sixteen ^X's cost, . briarwoodjape A to cured by When it is well thickened •n ita Village of Delton also lui oumtar one choraMxl whites and season with peppe , lar, d a great ntunber of SKto the county Of Blrry. In tbe State of hundred ana Utlr'ren in Rush and MarkmanS* ho Three (3 > No« containing ta all BitYtalgbt Milleri known and deaertbed at follows: Sorcad this mixture on tbe some copper* bd b according to toe United BtaiM nnd «ltSpread cover the top with .W P>----------------------------:^s of- tXZd fh.N<rtb *•« Ha^tinn fourteen I own one <1» North ranae ’ en tl^inMleTyolk*- Sprinkle the’ yolk, West containing ote Luiditd filtj-ulne —In IBM, bT Jn mrxr nr oeer th. pb«. ’-"'*£?*£ ate of dogs yellow. Serve very hot.—Good Houae“• «< hh .taohi._____ beasts of bu keepiDff. —C00KB»21-grO.P.T'S.°-^ at fbe«nu ■><mtelp*l day. 1 food taken into the body must be united with oxygen before It can be consumed and give heat to keep the body warm. Scott’s Emulsion of Codnver Oil; with Pypophosphites. is one of the best fuel­ foods. The cod-liver oil ob­ tains its oxygen from the air and heat is produced. It warms, nourishes, invigorates, gives good blood, and fortifies against the piercing winds of fall and winter. The hypo­ phosphites tone up the ner­ vous system and improve digestion. Scott's Emulsion prevents colds, coughs, con­ sumption and general debility. LI Tp I srs&s Cured® | * >1 nj • ' . ’i • . ’ . t ■ . j II , . ■ , ’J . i . > , ’ . , ■ ■ 1 ,1 �Hastings Banner NOT ANY TO-DAY. THANK YOU. Thursday, June 18, 1896. MAMHAU. L. COO A,Bailor rar HASTINGS, MICH.. POSTOFFICE, AUGUST 14, 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES Congress can’t make dimes Into dollars without knowing that sooner or later It must pay for JU folly. Continue the masterful incompetency of lhe democratic party, and trust it to wreck our credit as it has our nation’s Industries? Well, not In 1896. © It is McKinley aud prosperity that tlie republican party ask tbe people to vote for. The people will vote to make it unanimous. •© n It Isn’t more money that we want, it Is simply an opportunity tu earn -eome of what we have now. With closed factories and a general loss of confidence -come shaky times. No lair' can enforce a parity between iron and lead: neither can it do so belwetn gold and silver. The natural law of sup­ ply and demand regulates price and will continue to do so. Free coinage of sliver means nothing more or less than silver monometallsro, and mesas to wipe out at one stroke $600,­ 000.000 of gold currency, by making It a commodity and no longer a money. Zvrg^fa^ • Uncle Sam—"Yes, tbe bin needs fixing up. Mister, but I’m going to do it with i* plank of my own.” CLEVELAND’S ERROR. THE RECORD Of CONGRESS. When Speaker Reed was nominated he The river and harbor bill is destined to become a law in spite of President said that while the Fifty-first cong-rest Cleveland's veto. The house of rep­ {was notable for what it had done the resentatives passed the measure over .Fifty-fourth congress, whose long ses­ the veto by a vote of 220 ayes to 60 nays, sion closes this week, might be notable and the senate indorsed the action of for what it did not do. In some respects that has been »he the house by more than tbe required number of votes. It appears that in' tcase. Owing to the faet,that while the this ease the veto of the executive house ta republican the senate is in the wrongly has been interposed. The peo­ liands of free siberites, democrats and ple of the country evidently are favor ipopulista, congress has loft undone the The Loudon Times is authority for tbe able to the provisions «f tbe river and 'most important things which it should statement that there has been au increase harbor bill, as to evidenced by the vote have done. The two subjects which demanded at­ of <00 per cent in tbe exports of woolen of their representatives in congress. goods lo this country since tbe Wilson bill Tbe wisdom of the constitutionul pro­ tention imperatively were tbe increase of the revenue and the stability of the vision of the veto aud also the pussage went into effect ik there any wonder currency. The house passed a tariff that American factories have been closed of a bill over tbeexecutive's objections, by two-tbirds vote, is vindicated in the bill which would have given the govern­ down and employes thrown out of work, action taken on this measure. ment the money it needed. The senate while ail industrial enterprise has been The president evidently has beer refused to act on it unless it was amend­ transferred across the sea. chreless in hto review of this bill, as ed so as to provide for free coinage. Tbe house passed a bill giving author­ Free coinage ef silver would Instantly it came to him from congress. In fact, Mr. Cleveland's errors of reasoning and ity to issue bonds more desirable in drive cut of circulation 8600,000,090 of of fact are clearly pointed out by the their character than those sold under gold. Free coinage of silver would there­ report of the committee to which the the old resumption acts, and also re­ fore contract tbe currency. For all tbe veto message was referred. ducing the rate of interest. The secre­ mints of tbe United States, running every The report declares that of the 417 tary of the treasury xyas also empow­ day.-coukl not coin "but-$40,000,000 of sii- items of appropriation contained in the ered to issue interest bearing certifi­ wer a year. « would take 15 years, there­ measure, all except 27 are for projects cates of indebtedness to meet deficien­ fore. for tbe mints of tbe United States to contained ia bills which have hereto­ cies of revenue. For this the senate fore become laws, and which have been substituted a free coinage provision, cota silver enough 4o take tbe Dlace of for years in process of construction by which the house voted down. the gold It would drive from circulation. the government. No new projects were The senate has done all in its power, added to the bill of 1894. Referring to passively and actively, to injure tbe There are causes with which sliver cur­ the president's criticism that the bill credit of the currency and throw the rency never did and never can have any­ contemplated an immediate cash ex­ government into bankruptcy. It has thing to do wbieb are vesponsrble for de­ penditure of nearly $17,000,000, includ­ been actuated by a determination to pressed prices to-day. Chiefest of all ing $3,000,000 carried in the sundry civil briug^he country to a silver basis if poscauses are democratic destruction of the appropriation bills for contract work, . sible. So all the good financial meas­ McKinley tariff bill and democratic de­ the committee asserts that the presi­ ures the house has proposed have been dent is in error, and that only $12,621,­ killed by the senate. parture from Blaine’s reciprocity policy. 000 is to be expended during the two While this congress will be nota­ And Hie same fellows uflio did It are now fiscal year ending .lune 30. 189>s ble for its financial impotency, it will be trying to get in their deadly work ou our As to Mr. Cleveland’s accuFation of notable also for the action taken by it currency, extravagance the committee shows that regarding two other subjects. Both the average approprialloiM for the past houses Indorsed with remarkable unan­ In case that McKinley to nominated for six years have been $16,700,000 h year, imity the Venezuelan policy of President tbe Presidency, It has been suggested that while including the present bill and the Cleveland, and created •the commission tbe whistle of every factory in the country two others for the remainder of this which is now at work ascertaining the be blown lu honor of tbe event, as a form century the total amount of these six correct boundary between Venezuela ■of rejoicing over the return to the grand years will only average $13,000,000 a and British Guiana. On this occasion principle of protection, under which every year. The report repeatedly emphasises congress showed that, it was not un­ branch of industry prosperexLaud of which the committee’s approval of tbe con- i mindful of the honor of the country. By appropriating $11,UOO.OOO tyr principle Wm. McKinley stands as its tract system as being less expensive to i the government ana securing more coast defenses congress showed that Bt ablest exponent. Protection and prosperi­ prompt and satisfactory results. This was not indifferent to the safety of the ty go band in hand. system is the distinctive feature of the country. This question of const de­ bill. fenses. neglected shamefully for 4o “Better endure the ills we have thau to The only ^objection that justly could many years, has received due considera­ -fly to olhdra we know not of."” was a wise be urged against the river and harbor •aying of a wise man. The Illa we have bill to the matter of appropriating large tion at last. Nor has the nhw bean forgotten, though more would have were bi ought on by the destruction of the • sums of money for public improvements . been done but for the course purruwl McKinley tariff bill and Blaine’s reciproci­ when the deficit of the treasury to so by the senate. The provision for the ty policy. The democrats killed these, large and s'. Ill growjng. But the com­ construction of two new steel revemic flooded our markets with eheap foreign- mittee shows that the annual appropri­ cutters for Jake-service which can lie ation made by the present measure is raade stuff, thus filling tbe country with equipped with heavy guns on short nd nearly $5,000,000 Jess Lban the average tice is a recognition of the fact that idle mills and idle men and destroying yearly expenditure for like purposes for our borne market; and then annulled our the past six years. Congress therefore the northern frontier Is defenseless. • The two houses have been of one mind reciprocity treaties, so that profitable haa taken into consideration the na­ on the Cuban question also. They havk foreign markets were also cut off. Give tion’s financial woes by cuttinjg off the expressed their sympathy for the strug­ tbe country protection and reciprocity .and appropriations to a large extent,still gling patriots of that island. It ta tlib lhe dangers ot siiver-monpmetalisui need believing, however, that the guaranty fault of the president rather than oif of future prosperity as the result of Dever be Invirod. congress' that the insurgents have not the beneficent republican policies to be been given the belligerent rights they Voters, you remember the good, proepe.- inaugurated after March 4, 1897, war­ are entitled to. rants tbe continuance of river and har­ <mm times that were promised when Grover Of general legislation, outside of the bor improvements so necessary to our • and a democratic congress could give ue appropriation bills, there has been very, commerce.—Albany Journal. democratic tariff reform. You know Im w little thus far. The only noteworthy measure which have gone through have good and prosperous tbe times have been POLITICAL DRIFT. been the filled cheese bill, the one pro­ •boa then. You are Invited by tbe ume ETThe democratic pafty haa a great hibiting prise fighting in tbe territories eaowd to epntlnue tbe same blundering . talent for identifying itself with men­ and the District of Columbia, and thr party Id power; and not content with dis- aces to the prosperity of the country.—•’ one repealing the unworkable provision troying as far as they could the industries St Louis Giobe-DemocraL of the present tariff law exempting al­ ■Of the couiitn. they will pow ask you for ET’The Cleveland administration haa cohol used in tbe arta from internal revthe privilege of wrecking Ita credit. Vate been to the country exactly what the' enue,taxation. The set abc to restore tbe power of governing tbe land tornado haa been to St. Louis—tbe most fee sysiem of paying dtatrid to the only party which has in a geser- destructive ever known. — N. Y. Re­ and marshals is an excellent Tbe bouae.-wbiah worked J^ostri , ■tton demonstraUd by Its aceomplbbaeots corder. CTEven Grover Cleveland begins to cusiy and Intelligently, dent tatta* sen Ma fitness ot power—aud that to tbe rvpubsee that the treasury needs ’’more ate a number of bills. Among them money” and lew deficit It takes a is one to regulate Immigration, and an­ long time for an idea to get through other provides a general bankruptcy Ths Free-Trade which England tesel m system. But tbe Senate baa been devot­ ing Its time to free sliver speeches and Ooean. tire at home, and look* forward with passing measures like the Butler bond CTGrover Cleveland will be the last of tend expectancy lu lhe lime when that the democratic presidents. The party Ii bill. Hence it haa not acted on them. As regards ihe appropriations, while tome freedom of Intercourse, that close fa going to pieces. The beat parts of it I| eemmerctal union, shall exist In all tbe will coalesce with the republicans dhd I Speaker Reed tried to keep them down as much as possible, and made enemies British Empire, m to rigorously main­ thereby, he could not control the sen­ tained by the cMirent of lite United Staten. ana, will form the populist party.— ate. As a consequence some of tbe ap­ Mere We have unrratrirted trade among Iowa State Register. propriation bills are heavier than they •ureelve*. no Impost duties, uo dtocrimETThe latest In trust* to the nut and should'be*, especially the river and faatlng tax I*tween the Stair*. The bolt trust, consisting of a combination harbor bill. {The rotten general de­ toartets of California are open to the iron- of 43 individual establishments, which ficiency bill Was trimmed down some­ thus aeek to control the market This what by tbe j> resident’s veto. is another evidence of how well the Tbe record of congress thus tar. has been both good «rd bad. The latter t restraint. to every sum «f tbe may be said to predominate, because of Tbe products of one Slate are, a* if it was ptaoed in‘power the trusts the failure to deal with financial ques­ the ciUsrti uf anoliM r Stale ad ties*would quickly disappear, but in st end of tions. But the free silver senate and not the aound nmney house to to blmne There never was any trouble about •earcity of money until after the demo­ cratic warty came into potter and reduced our receipts below our expenditures, open­ ed oar markets to the competition of the products of pauper paid Jabor, wiped out tbe surplus aud commenced to issue bonds. At is*> rCh*ln^"1 .Z; ter ot the NatloMi CobbIum e»l« <*« 11th republtaui natloMl ooonmliori to order. It wm in ««lon jo,t one hoor and adjourned until 10 o’etoek yesteraay morolng. _ Tbe temporary chairman. Charles W. Fairbanks, made a masterful speech In which he roundly scored tbe democratic party. • He railed attention to tbe fact that the republican party wiped out tbe wild cat money of the democratic party, and Issued a paper currency which later became as <ood as gold; It enacted tariff laws which protected our laborers ana producers from unjust and unequal foreign competition. Under tbe wtoe lawa of the republican party upholding in bonejt tariff aud honest money, the country grew in wealth and prosperity as never known before. On Nov. 2nd, 1892 there was work for every hand, and bread for every month. Capital was profitably em­ ployed and laborers received higher wages than ever. Our revenues exceeded our expenditures, and we hadw surplus In tbe treasury. The past three years have been years of anxiety, panic and wasted energyThe democratic party wiped out reciproci­ ty treaties which extended our markets, and reduced our revenues below our ex­ penditures. Under Harrison we paidjoff 8236,000,000 of our obligations, while un­ der Cleveland our Interest bearing debt has Increased to $262,000,000 dollars, and the deficit Is growing dally. “in other, words,” the speaker jiald, ••the democratic party has been obliged to mortgage the future In a time of peace to meet the current obligations of this government.’’ Up to this writing no ballut has been taken for tbe Presidency, but everything indicates McKIpley’s nomination on Hie Hist or second ballot. communlcallou. Editor Banner;— 1 have learned that the bushiest) men of Hastings closed their places of business on Wednesday In honor of Mr. Bowne’s memory. 1 am deeply touched by this act. of kindness and sympathy on their part and am anxious that each and every one should know that no occurrence since Mr. Bowne’d death has appealed to the feeling of myself and my son Burdette more strongly than this act uf considera­ tion and devotion to the memory bf Mr. Bowne on the part of his old neighbors and business associates. Mrs. A. J. Bowne. GREAT DEAL —of tronbk- and i()M might be saved by the purchaser,* at Dry Goods, if they would visit nothing bin mod HnbManUal dry goods merchantsatores that have reputation* for larg" and excel lent-storks and w'hertyou know you only par tor what Vouget. : A great ■deal depends on how yon manage the little tiling*. tiling*, aud pennies are little things but if you are trying to make a great ileal of money DRY GOODS MILLINERY. EVERY CENT COUNTS A Heavy Blow Marriage Licence*. Fred K. Bullis, Nashville. Eugenie L Downing. Nashville, Frank H. Nye, Freeport, Olive L. Dr in I ng, Freeport, Wilber Hvoes. Woodland, wnmlna Lehman. Newton, Mlles Engle. Grand Rapids. Minnie IL Baughman. City, Butter. 8 to 10 Corn per bu. sn Kmra per dor. 8 to 10. Hides per lb..5. Lard per lb.. 4«. Potatoes per ou., 13. Kyr per bu.. 31 Tallow per lb.. 3$;. Oats per oil. 17. Wheat, red per bu.. 57 > Wheat, white ner bu. St. Hay per ton. 8 to to Pork dressed. 4.00 Beans, 43 tn S3 Chicken dressed. H. Beef dressed. 4 00 to 5.00. Beef live. 2.75. Muttod. dresaed. 5. Cloverseed. 4-C3 to 5.00 Wool, unwashed. 7 to t± Wool, washed, to to i& 18 18 34 —has given u» the field. It's all up with competition. Our sale of HATS is sweeping everything before it PRICES are not the only inducements we offer. Our goods are stunning values, such as yot[ can't find elsewhere. Don’t waste your time looking for vi’ not, and chasing a will-o’-the-wisp, but come right aloiy and claim your share of the harvest before others have gathered it „ ................. Here's a red fetter day for money Heer-. SATURDAY, JUNE xoth, 1896. we close out a lot of Ladies' Shoes and Oxfords (sizes 24 to 4 which sold for from $1.25 tp $2.00, at $1.00 for choice. Come early and get first choice. The • Bankrupt Store. Q. M. OJBORN & C?. >V7\A/ BINDERS, BINDER TWINE, HAY LOAD­ ERS, TEDDERS, HAY RAKES. ROAD MA­ CHINES, REFRIGERATORS C ------GASOLINE STOVES, FURNACES, FISHING TACKLE ETC, ETC., ETC, ETC BnvtbU^“„?On? ^2’* aW6i“? we’ve named, but want u n f0“.Dd ln a class Hardware Stock we ve got it. Come and see us But come eight along if yon need tt Wegon. BW- Remember that we laT, Wement Room fo.merlv occnpiedfiy Meseer Bros. A Reynolds and we ve got it filled with this class of goods. �Banner. asting Thursday, Jun®’®, *®96- Owl oftb. meat »«i.W(’>)r«u<1Mbt,(.) uiseUsb (?) objections sgalmt good rood, come, from Hastings tawnsblp. where one of the moat prominent tanner., who bolds tft poaHltm ot path-muter « e w R. cook, wal Miter- He Ilves between three and tour mile, frrra lhe elty, the good road, bavin, t«B «ntah«lutaroui„btatarm. Uat week he drew «ver,l hundred bushel, of rye to town. Before “good roads" were Oolshed to bl, bouse SO to <0 bushel, were all that understand, objects to good road, bee.os. he hu hauled Ids load. Ihron.b tbe Mud 4 4 4 4 4 ft ft J A PINE LINE OF ft 4 Books, <4 Toil it Articles, - . ft il iiiiti y 4 Perfumery, < Etc.. 4 4 4 4 4 4 ... J '■ ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft t OR- ft nr&EHEffir ft ft ft ft ft ■rtmrnt of ft ft 4 - 4 4 ft ft FRED L. HEATH ft .THE DRUGGIST. 4 local news. tor <0 years and he think, be can continue u long aa he Uvea. We alao undentand that the gentleman brands lhe"food roads” 8B quires. Hen-aiwr. eh.nses lor advertlsemenu mart rmeii ibi- offi'-e Tuwd.yn at latest to awre iu-.-nlou In the issue ot the week when brought. Clothing Slaughtered! a team could haul, lnd four trips a day movement as nothing but a “bicycle sebetoe,” and retuse, lo appreciate lire •ere all that one team could nmke. making from ISO lo 100 bu.bela battled tn one day great personal benefit that would come to him. as browns an excellent (arm and a •tab one team, and It waa * hsrd days work too. Iasi „m* 0,er jCI0(1 I(Md, large one. We regret to see such a dispo­ Mr. Matthew, easily made four trips a day sition e« thia In any community, but such arid drew from to to ss bushels of rye each men are simply standing In their own toad, baullng over 300 bushels every day llttht The progressive, wlde-awske farm­ that he worked, and doing the work with er, will see that tbe good roads movement greater ease to his team, h ss strain on bls doestfl lack for help. After good roads •agon, and Infinitely more pleasure all are bnllt we presume that those who are around. H thia doesn’t prove the benefit opposed to them, and did no work lo yet ot good road, we don’t know wbat does them, will loslst upon driving Into the city and any tarmer that opposes goAd roads over sandy roads. A road bnllt ot pore work because It “helps the bicyclists.” Is white sand about U Inches deep, should be not only Injuring himself but showing s built tor the special accommodation of a tew men of this class. But it Is a matter of eo*m- very narrow, selfish disposition. Tlie merchsnta ot thta city are entitled to greet roou observation to see those, who gave credit tor the commendable Interest they neither work nor runner, riding overlie nave shown In good roads work, aud the good roads somebody else uullt, oftener liberal manner In which they have con­ than those who gave the most. tributed for that purpose, and any person who opposes good roads work and would Uyllngs W. C. T. I". invited tlie on­ rather travel through sand six Inches deep ions of thia county to uuite In the observ­ to spit* a bicyclist,ought to have a chromo ance of Flower Mission. lhe meetlug to be or hlmselr placed In a conspicuous position held at the county house last Tuesday. In tbe“old fogy’s” gallery. , At a meeting of the Common Council ment, conducted the meeting which was of- Friday evening it was decided to call a Interest and profit to all. The program special election July 13th in order that consisted of singing, Bible reading, and the people of this city might give their prayer, also very appropriate and instruc­ verdict upon the question of bonding 'the tive talks that won the attention and city for Siuiooo. of which 86,000 is to be . in suits for the A BIG CUT ngXt twenty days. We are overloaded with them and in order to move them quickly we we shall cut our Boys’ And Children’s 15.00, IS.00 ui I7.D0 liiii It lift Suits IU, ul |U Mii'Tu-xii venue, which has so long ‘ been an -eye sore’-’ to every lover of good be one <»/ lhe finest streets .' The 'present- board of Alder­ ' menateetilijited t<> a great deal of praise roaih. will <• u-r :be hearty manner in which they have • Supported. t >e food roads cause, and In tlwlr action !wy have bad a strong public •efltiun-|t back of them. A U'lih n kodak Sunday could hate had m»[end of fun taking «nap shots of lhe the cemetery who were -sight th the rain, which cams.* up so sud.ieniy, and fbr which the majority were ITorrill, Lambie & Co., MICHIGAN. HASTINGS, used for the purpose of building a City Hall aud $4,000 Is lo be used towards present, by Mrs. McElwain. Barnum, Grigsby and Pennock. Several recitations contributed to the interest. Previously meeting an 88,000 payment on Water Works bond which fail due next Novem­ ber, for meeting which, no provision has Mrs; Llchty to whom much praise is due K. of P.k Memorial exercises were dis­ pensed with in part Sunday afternpau on account of the drenching rain stotni. The Knights gathered in larger numbers than ever before at Castle hall and marched in large numbers. •heel in the atierooon. He went to the house, stood his bicycle against Use side or tlie building, and went to the beck h* ant, here would *e»*' they -would, be as peiseveilngasbebas been and take the same polos as he dots ta writing his advs. There ta no quertlon at all but what tbe merchants of thta elty are letting much de­ sirable trade go elsewhere that should come here, and would come here, It our merchants would let the people know ot aome of the Inducement Urey have to ot­ Such merehaaIs •her the cows. While be was gone some Ihler came along and stole lhe wheel. M Mr. Stauffer are or bAteflt lo any dry. lao-aure their enterprise and tbe bargains , he heavy rain storm made tracking, tbe ’illsln almost Impossible. A warrant habeen Issued, but we understand that there btociie. anil the oarer, ate toitlwr they haw. bring buslneaa.lo U, and It l» a noteworthy taet that all such progressive hloderwl because <if the fad that iir ^•m does not know the number of bls W eyde. Would It not Ise a good plan roi dealers In bicycles, and bicycle retwlrer- 10 keep not only tbe name but the nombei "well, of every wheel wild or repaired, me same as Jeweler) do with walobea. Me f fui" During June 1 To close out our light summer suits we will sell a SUIT “ FOR “ 110.00. I 8.00. 25c. 25c. I thoap Ox Blood Shoes. •<Wooll68& Bronson bOSlOCSS BW> ta come in and learn about. See our new bicycle hose supporters, And the Champion Belt Holder - ! Call and try on a pair of and recognlx- Hutt lire beet and cheapest weekly. Uieerlrtl In lhe Brat- 1 A nice SHOE—well fitted, mercha.rlaarecon.tant, liberal, peraeverAt the Shoe Store. Ing adverttaere. who want tbe people >•< 2 .ged Front Front Onor know ot the bargains I bey have to offer, cli.nred If you can't possibly use a stove, there is something incur line of GENERAL HARDWARE you can. We will make it an object for you to trade with us the coming year. Better 112.00 110.00 Earth .4 plained to you, you will ever after want one. There is noth­ ing in stove construction to compare with them, and all the world knows they are reliable. They are more economical than a small cook stove', will last forever, will nearly learn, you to cook if you don’t know how. Don’t let Mrs...................... fry her life out over an old fashioned cook stove, when it will be big money in y our pocket in the end to buy her a Penin­ sular range, and besides lengthen her Jays by several years. ft At eight o’clock his store war so full of customers that people were unable to gain admission, and customers ~ ter threrrgh the papers. GENERAL HARDWARE corner now occupied by Al Keith’s Hve.-y stable. There Is no better place in the city for a city hall as it would be near tl.e court house and depot, and cohvenient in aud study, and presented some truth in a very striking manner. From the church the Knights man lied to the cemetery aud bad U«U scare Jly finished USa.caavu decorating the graves of deceased Brothers when lhe rain com Mr,.. were MJIIItoeklnklo bl. place. M rc of ■ tbe ceremqny. JU L,r_and. -_______ _ t___ u*u. big Ki., ratiiniB ills adverla (suing returns from bis adver­ En<te left fur Grand. Kapldr on tbe 9^8 ater train from whence they left for Minnesota tising. Jost the same as many other merch­ Sunday atierooon probably aome tramp - Hole Frank Garn’s bicycle from tbe boane “I bis latlrnr Chauncey Garn, north ot the c|t?- The family were away viable* and Trank had just returned from a ride on bls WEI55ERT BROJ column of twos to the Presbyterian church, 86000 will build and furnish a splen­ where Brother Knight, ,Rev. Grigsby gave did city trail. The chy now owns a strip an address lliat showed careful thought I of hnd 44 feet wide and 132 feet long, on ] The Prettiest j Thi*o where they will make their future hone. * Some people may think it pretty warm to talk stove now;, but when you have the best stove made and know it is the best, you delight in telling of it We handle the Best Stoves and Ranges on the market, (THE PENINSULAR,) and we know it, so do others. The Peninsular Stoves and Ranges; are known the world over, and are universally acknowledged! the leaders for cooking purposes, and easy handling. We • are in a position to sell you a Peninsular Range whethen you< need one or not. If you see one and have its workings hall would cost, in rent. We are in­ formed that lhe city Is now paying 8300 per jear in rents. The fire department, aud fire property Is in one building, a part of the city property is stored in another, and lhe council meets in the back end of another. By yot keeping city property to­ gether there Is no question but what much is lost that could otherwise be looked after and saved. The sum of $300 which this city now pays in rent is equal to 5 per cent, on an investment uf $0000, and for tbe kind and helpful way they as­ sisted and entertained. The general feel­ ing prevailed that each participant had been benefited by Flower Mission observ­ ance. unprcjureil. A plSo? of shelter iu such vases i> zrvait’y needed at the cemetery .and * every way. There would be plenty of the li - rd wpu;4 meet with the hearty aproom for the fire department, council pnwaiuf alll/f they'.vould cause such aj menced lo fall in lurrente, inlersperctd with a little hill stortu. Every tree, looms aud luts of room for the storage of b nldiiu t«y»*' t reeled. ■ branch, or bush that would best protect city property for wbictL we are now pay­ Ttjvytberjbay Hmry Bartliby went to tbe unfurlunate ones from tbe driving rain ing rent. On the second floor there would be ample space for a large hall which nji/tid. It being just before was eagerly sough’. and fortunate Indeed were those who had umbrellas. Ladies would bring in a good revenue each year Uaw ti:n’• lie was in a grOat hurry, and with new hats and summer dresses pre­ in rents as, we have uo Gt place in this city ’ n tiL-t* a wire clothes line between at tlie present time for either the comfort lhe <:•■?!' ivo al and his axe. He struck seated a sorry spectacle wlith the storm or convenience of an audience, if It was duivi.-Siu- hidve of tne. axe striking the passed over, and old Sol sent forth his a question of spending 86000 for some­ *ire|!ine anil sending lhe axe back with cheering raya lo, gladden the heart of a thing that we could get along without and roiHM»'rdd*| force. -Tne butt uf It stru» k bedraggled, water-soaked humanity. Mon­ day millinare. dressmakers and tallnre would get no benefit froqi we would op­ him over th| rye. kiineklng him down and were wreathed in smiles as a constant pose iL But we are now spending good miking a b»l gash * stream of customers came and left orders interest each year on a sum sufficient to build a good city hall and it would be Fr»d .1. Y|*ung and Mis* Maude John-on for repairs on garments or bead gear that was unprotected during the heavy much belter iu our judgment for the city were n>arrii>l Inst evening at their newly to own a respectable building, and keep fterirished Minis In the Myers house on rain storm. The address to have been Its property together, than to spend an .Green st. W. W. Taylor performed given by Brother Knight M. L. Cook was amount sufficient to.build a city tall every . lhe ■'••it-tfKkiy betore about twenty-five omitted. IS.or 15 years in rent of different build­ relatives an | frleims. Mr*. Youngs has Yesterday morning, before seven o’clock ings and at the end of that time have l**en a ctinqioMtur at the Journal office for To repair the from 60 to 75 people stood in front of L. nothing to show for It. some time j Mr. Young Is lhe popular present rannhakle will c< st at least 8500 E. Stauffer’s store waiting for It to open, clerk in W.lll. Spence’s shoe store. and after It is repaired there will still be The and people vyere eeen driving Into town the old building, too small for lhe uses of Ba.xm.i j.iins with their friends in best from every direction aud they all inert io rhe city, and not at all convenient for use. wishes !nr the future. get into bis store after reaching tbe xrity. We need a goal City Bali; If we e»er have one the money will have to be bonSome merchants conduct their business on Minnie Baughmin and Mites rowed: why not borrow H now? hogle, of (irand Rapids, formerly oflbU lhe principle Hurt advertisements are not 1 i Additional Local on 8tb read.and that advertising doesn’t pay. Tie ’iHy. were united* in marriage Thursday .only place that Mr. Jftauffer let the evening al seven u'd >ck at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Holloway, - in tbe people know that on -Wednesday June ft fourth ward, by Bev. W. W. Taylor.} The 17th only he, would sell prints for ft three cents per yard’’ m thiougb widdlii x was a quiet one only a few aside fnafi the relatives being present. The the columns of the newspapers of this The people wanted prints. they jHide w.ire a pretty gowu of white. city. Master Edward and Miss Harrielte Gjod- read Mr. Stauffer’s adv. they came In year acted as attendants. The bouse , was prettily decorated for the occasion, and •kht refreshments were served serveu after iiwr the ins I7.50. Don’t fail to take advantage of this SALE as it positively closes July 4th. : : : : prepared boquets tied with the emblamalic white ribbon to which was attached a card been made. The S4.000 must be robed with Scripture text\ were distributed fnvomc loin/, and by bonding the city and a few minutes spent In shaking.hands probably a much lower rate of interest can X. T’ Parker and R.l. Hendershott have and speaking wohls of cheer and counsel be obtained than in any other way. Do uutte a great improvement tn the appear- to tbe wards who seemed to appreciate the we need a City Ball? We believe that we aBcc t.i the north side of Main street. Two little effort to do them good. A bountiful are safe In saying that Hastings Is away dne-stbtirk-buildiugs have been erected) supper provided from the numerous bas­ behind tlie times when it comes to a city apd we hear that Mr. Parker will soon kets fallowed after which ice cream was hall. It has always been tbe policy of the puihl three ‘ otaersr Verily Hastings is served through tbe kindness of Mr. and city to pay good interest on what a City iKjnminc and Mr. Parker Is to be comLU ’irdni tor his enterprising spirit. “ At cost About sixty responded to lhe Invitation. Mrs. Wood superintendent of this depart­ touched a lender cord in the heart of each . CIKtVLrtTION • Tnis week, FrT --- ------- Rwu rutaaiM y "*** 10 “* tanner was ar.pl, *®«uitrcted last .week by Alt Matthews. J ft ft & Burton. ■ �Hastings Banner Thursday, June 18, 1896. WHALE ON A CABLE. THE TURKISH KAIK. after wWch Speaker Recd closed the Than Aay Other Craft. Crawford, the author, to whose skill­ Submarine cables are usually im­ ful pen Constantinople Sa indebted for fives: Before pronwnctnr th.«e words bedded in tbe slimy bottom of the which do«r <be *e*ston. I dastre to offer to ocean, but at certain points they hang one of the most charming vohimea ever tbw houee my grateful recognl’ton of Its klndnree thanks of the hovse of rep­ like wire bridges over deep submarine issued in tea praise, ha* a word to aay resentatives ta atvray* a high honor, but valleys, so that whales and other large about the Turkish boo-tmem and their ta especially so at tfie end of a *e«*ion Inhabitants <f the deep may become vehicle, tbe kaik. the epeaker. ha* been ferred to »ny •‘Constantinople owes much.” writes First Seeelon of Wo Fifty-Fdorih where "No" more time*, pertmp*. thjn In the dangerous to the eable. Once in awhile Assembly Ends Its Work. htatory of any other conxrm*. Wnlle thank­ it is the cable that becomes dangerous be. "to the match loss beauty of tbe you toras yentr kind new to me. in I murt three, waters which rus together be­ to thein* whales, recently shown an congratuiate the hotiee on It* conduct Ot the public buHlnee*. Ordlnarty, a majority of accident to tbe western Brazilian neath its walls, and much of their repu­ two and a half u> one. a majority of IU>. cable. There was some trouble with tation again ha* become world-wide mean* disorganization, faction and _dl»- tbe wire, nnd after many futile efforts ' by the'kaik. It i* disputed end discc-rd. tn thta house 156 new merab-n of the sent of the trouble was discovered । putable whether Che Turks copied the both partk-a have behaved with •.heatted! n<M of veterans, and If our connertfon with 76 miles north of Santa Catharina. The I Venetian gondola or whether the Vene­ other branches of government with dif­ ship Viking was sent to repair tians imitated the Turkish kaik,-but Washington. June 9.—The senate ferent ;<iea* ha* proented ua from aerv- repair • , • , . "a*. damage, and begun to take up the the resemblance between them is so passed the new genera) deficiency bill ins the country as we mirht l.ave done. | the d: we at least bare behaved with dignity, j cable near where the seat of trouble strong a* to make it certain that they yesterday and the conference report on ( > tolrneu end credit, with tt><- klndret hod b«,n located. !□«,)ed. After the the cable have a common origin. Take from the After the post office appropriation bill WAv , personal wishe* to you all.~ I araln return had been . . , , , . „ mm _______ etbe __ _______ proper roPcr ha had ^ been in-epplfd grappled and was dongola the ‘fcJne’. or hood, and thu agreed — to.. .In discussing immigr v 1 thanks. r., By virtue of the concurrent re«o- 1I V tion of ... the. -lutlon both branches. thta ’ taken on the large Ul drum* IMMVM up UM UiMJX provided rostra ted stem, and the remainder ilUU bill Mill Senator .XTUUIVI Morgan .<*U1KMM spoke w* ---------- of -- -------~ - . .----- —- -I declare , _ , , . . .. I ntilAnme-! nrifhnnt dav “ I » ___ . i. . __ _ _________ _______ ._j .L* t* present wflr war in in Cuba Cube and and Mid th, c conndjoumet wthont : for the purpose it was found that it practically the kaik. It is of all craft of present said th$ 01*- I floated very much easier and was more It* size the swiftest, tbe most ettffy to ditions were such as to justify interven- I Free Onee M«re. handIf^a nd the most comfortable, and buoyant than was ordinarily the case tion by the United States. In conclusion Washington, June 12.—Secretary Ol­ be said: 1} The reason was discovered wheta in n the Turl s generally are admitted to be ney Thursday morning received a cable­ "If the queen of Great Britain. theqOerr. loop of the cable the carcass of a whale the best oarsmen in Europe. from Consul General Knight at regent of Spain, the queen of Greece and gram » Indeed, they have need to be, for of more than 60 feet in length came up Town, saying that John Hays the enprvn of Germany were to meet In Cape < with it. It apiienrs that the whale- both tho Bospborous and the Golden tbe Island of Cuba and were to witness Hammond ] and the other reform leaders some of the thing* done there In the name > had become caught under the cable, Horn are crowded with craft of every been released. They were fined of Spain, upon Innocent womeff and chll- had 1 and, not being able to lift it nor to go kind, and mode dangerous by the with no banishment. dren. who were shot to death by a brutal aol- £25,000 ' forward or back, it suffocated, since swiftest of curreni«. The distances, dlery. those great and noble women would . Quit* the Mage. it could no more rise to the surface. By too. arc very great, and such as no or­ ' rise In their majesty and would strike to , Pa., June 15.—With the v— — ---- r — ’ its last spasms or attempt^ to oarsman free it- would undertake for death the power which enabled a brute like ; . Pittsburgh, dinary Weyler to Inflict such wrrr^r. rrongs. Wouldfto distending here of Parson Davies' wlf the whale had damaged the.cable pleasure or for the sake of exercise. God that the queen of Spain were there to *..v delicacy of her na- “Wicklokv Postman company” John L, ' FO that The insulation was rubbed off It is no joke to pull 15 or 16 miles see these things. The ture no*permit the infliction Sullivan says farewell to the stage. H i nnd tbe wire became useless. This is" t_. would ___ :*1: ___ of : «uch • against a stream which in some places brutalities upon women and AhtaiM** children , j i> ii u .i-ck l>oth physically and financial- । the* ------ - since n sim- runs four or five knots an hour.” third case of the kind, “But are we to stand by. according to the I ilar case* once happened in the Persian president’s theory, idle and mute, and art WIFE AND WIDOW. FUNCTION OF THE SPLEEN. ! gulf aud another on the Peruvian coast. to witness the continued repetition of these ‘ brutal acts in that island? I wish those It I* a Kind of Safety Valve to the Blood noble women were there to see them. They They Fight PEACEFUL BY NATURE would lay their hands on .he arm of the ’ Cl reflation. brutal soldier who now wields the brutal " New 'York, June 15.—A special to The EryptUn Abhor* Warfare, aa Did The spleen, of old, write* Dr. Andrew sword of Spain there, and would tell him the Recorder from Tavares, Fla., says: Hia Fathers Before Him. Wilson in the Illustrated London News, I in the name of God and humanity and ”,c x«»u«x., Christianity, to forbear his Inhuman deeds. Mrs. Robert Gresham is dead and Mrs.1 The ordinary Egyptian is by instinct formed an organ which puzzled the Weyler Is a brute who plunges his blood- Mollie Gaines ia ns the th- utterly opposed to w militaryj life. ..... -The classic physiologists. It did not seem dying ns wl,.o,°»S™%n,or=°n"o'; Mul’ °f “ d“'' ln "«<»> «« last thing be went* to do in the world ta to manufacture any secretion, like the j subjugation but of extermination." 1 tugaged near Clermont Saturday after- ( to fight. He hates the pomp and cir- liver or sweet-bread; and they knew, Washington, June 10.—Very satis- noon. Three months ago Mrs. Gaines cumstance of glorious war. and nothing, ns we do to-day, that removal of the , factory progress in clearing up the 1 was a b®ppy bride and Mrs. Gresham, in hia nature is ap|x*aled to by the idea organ is not necessarily attended by odds and ends of the Irginlative work ' who was a young widow, was her dear- of strife and combat. much disturbance of the vital func­ friend. Two weeks however, • He of th* session was made by the senate est *"4 ■* “’ J ” ’ ago, L ” *is a good-tempered, pleasure-lov- tion*—a fact due to the duties of the yesterday. Final conference reports this lore was changed to hate, for Mrs. jng man, and for 5,000 years hisances- missing spleen being laid on the shoulon the naval appropriation and on tbe Gaines discovered that her husband’s tors before him have loathed the clash ers of other argans, most probably the had- been by the widow. of ■ Bteel. Go back as far as you like in Indian appropriation were pre- , _affections ............ ■ • • ».bill* 1 x. ------ won ---- ------------------- V* urn ... ; lymphatic n UJ|IUUUL gland*. g lull US. A 11V spleen is unThe ------------------------ Gaines ------ ’learned --- —.-j f — .history - - •ented and agreed to. In the naval bill Saturday afternoon »< Mrs. rgyptian and you will never ' doubtedly a blood gland. Il is the neat a compromise was mode reducing tbe ’hat her husband and Mrs. Gresham find a trace of tbe Viking spirit in tbe of manufacture of the corpuscles of number of new June battleships to three. planned a meeting at the latter ’s '1 ^1“^' ' -------*"«**«*•««*«» Washington, 11.—The Mn’,to 'I had home. Taking her hu.band^ totoV *™1 ! “d white.MdtanoiouM OOOK BROS., Proprietors CONGRESS ADJOURNS. disposed of the appropriation bills yes- the young wife went to the widow’s ' Fhar®“hs . terday and fixed four o’clock p. m. to- h°nie and found the couple together.1 -kUT ftild *^5 P®P.vri . day as the tunc for final adjournment. | Gaines fled and hi* wife sprang upjn ’ nlwnv. lUO W“ i ■Bllls were passed to increase the pay of her rival, using the razor with avvful ords jltK*7 L The rec- , letter carriers, to prevent the shipment effect. Mrs. Gresham picked up a : ,e 10bul . -------—nK.um hnm.n,r „„A a«r.„dnMi .. of picturesque contract*'between J It’s a Good Thing. Push it Along. PLUG cents you can get almost as much “BATTLE AX” as you can of other high grade brands for 10 cents. Here's news that will repay you for the cost of your newspaper to-day. also disposes of the old rolling stock of the blood, dissolving and disintegrat-he «*o«TiOat oorpuscles. Additionevidence regarding the spleen has he®” applied by Prof. Schafer. F. R. 8­ an(1 Mr. B. Moore. They have prove} cf liquors under false’abels. and the bill hammer and defended herself as best . ttte horrible miseries enduaed by lhe : that the spleen acts as a kind of safety giving right of trial by jury in nil con- phe could, dealing Mrs. Gaines blow loidirr in the field and tbe pleasant, 1 valve to the- blood circulation, and it tempt casea. | after blow on the head. Finally Mr*. anug lifc ol the civilian tribe. responds at once to all variations in Washington. Gaines reached her rival’s throat with’| The spirit of ---- June - - 12.- —The -- ------- senate —- ------» MV WMB* V, the Ult old VIM thuie who .. Ml. when MV 11 ' tbe blood pressure, whether these vari­ *■*—“ 1 — ’ -31- yesterday -1 ’ *• n nmwwnnh I n ir »,u« hiw 1 adjourned sine die afterpass, ♦T*fa the razor, severing the 4,.re>.,lrea jugular ...t« vein _he ff,»|« ejt rlnfllli death approaching nut on his ations are from heart or lungs. It is Ing resolutions expressing thanks tn and causing almost instant death. ‘ nrmort because be would not die like a 1 pn organ which shows rythmical con­ Senator Frye, of Maine, president pre Neighbors who came in found Mrs.1 cow in hi* house, has no echo in the ‘ tractions,. and would ______ appear to be a tem.. and Vice President Stevenson for Gaines unconscious, beside her dead past or in the present of the true 1 kind of delicate governor, analogous the uniform courtesy and ability with rival. Examination showed that blows Egyptian. '' i In it* nature to the self-acting mechanWhich they hnd presided over the sen- from the hammer had fractured her ism of that name in the steam engine. •te. Promptly at four o’clock the vice skull, and her recovery is impossible. | REBUKES FROM THE BENCH. ; president delivered the following vale­ Both women-belonged to good families Lard Chief J a*Hee Erie Gently Sit* Dow* A Genial Thing In Spider*. | dictory. at the close of which the gavel nnd -were noted for their beauty. I There is a spider in New Zealand that on the Counsel fell and the senate stoqd adjourned sine * usually throws coil* of its web about Lord Chief Justice Erie wo* prone to CINCINNATI WINS. di^: I I ,1 interrupt counsel wr.en when n was-round interrupt counsel it wo* found tbe head of its prey, until the wretched "Senators: I am flreply tonchM by the The Next Naengrrfrat to Be Held In that the judges had already made Un victim is first blinded and then choked. resolutions personal to myself adopted by That City. • •• - -j1 their minds against him. On one occa- In many unfrequented dark nooks of th. wnata Ilta» b«n mr nrnnl »nPitt.buigb, !■*.. June IX—Th, elciag ’ «ion Mr. Bovill, Q. C., soon afterward the jungle you come across most per­ (leaver impartially to Execute the rule* pre<.? * . . . . scribed for the,guldanco of this body. For eatureof tbenationalsaagerfest Wastbe . made^a judge, was stopped with: "Here fect skeletons of small birds caught in the aid you have so generouslx riven me . business meeting held Friday morning we stand, four men, and we have oil these terrible snares. In the discharge of the duties that pertain and afternoon when • a permanent to this office, as well as for the courte*y firmly (emphasizing the adverb) made ' uniformly shown me. .1 am profoundly sangerbund was formed. President . up our minds that there must te a new 1 grateful. And now wishing each of you a Dimling presided. A constitution was The Yellow river is styled “the Sor­ trial; but if you - think it (ptaytolly). worth your safe return to homes and con*;ltuent*. It ..•opted. It leave, tbe nnmeunch.nged whi(e row of China." During the last century only remain* for me to declare the first sea­ w.-u it has changed its course 22 times, and rion of tin* Fifty-fourth congress adjourned •nd give, tbe object of the organlmtion whv । to be the promulgatitfn of German song. why, of course, we’ll keep on hearing now flows into the sea through a mouth Without day." I speech aud sociability. All singing so- you.” Whereupon the Q. C. laughing­ 300 miles distant from that of 100 year* THE HOUSE. I cieties to be eligible must have a mem- ly r sat down. On another, occasion he - , berxhlp of *t )e..t <0; tbb.t pav » ibl- . £ ta .: "I teg to inform the ago. ago. It it is is estimated estimated that that its its floods floods in in Bill* Introduced and Petition’ ‘ present century hare ooet Chinn lutlon* Presented. , I tiation fee of ten dollars, and each mem- counsel ’there wsuh h, iin *hthe dftwn th* is a time mind of the • •>_ Washington, June 9.—A bill for the' berta taxed 25 eent. per year. Thedelen amelioration of the condition of Amert- gate, totbe Mngerbundelect from tbeir »oo"lr-<« »t hi. uodcmtabdlog and al“ncan seamen was passed in the house number . centS board for the farnger-1 A Massachusetts congressman who was on board the train which was y«l,nl.y un<) confer-uee report, uerj o, 1S mcmbe^ fhta that time in my mind has fully arrived.’ to on the post offlee. I ndlnn nnd board elects a musical Hlrw .,„r . nH sees ' j a'recked at Hyde Park, Muss., last fall. director and The Next French Cenao*. i says that when the shock came one of District of Columbia appro]irintion to having the programme made out one bills.. ' I The visitors who are living in hired the passengers was pitched over several year before the fest The constitution _iit--------- .. to .. Washington. June 10.—Th? house villas on the Riviera are all be iu- geata juat in time to receive the con­ also provides fora paper to HruvH.e.iuru w bepublished ue puuu.nea Jn Ue next epmt six nnd «i half hour* yesterday In » the organ VI CT tbe blind. Cincinonii. Cincinnati.1 Among Am„„„ thoae lhn^ who w0 wl)l| fl]] «„ out .the fc ^-n. tents of the water-cooler, which tipped b* ihc urgwu ibe buuu. thr consideration of a contested elec­ over and soaked his clothing with ice­ having bavin* u U petition netitlon signed ,lmed by bv over 3,000 3.M0 ( bub (he qiiMn Engl,nd tion case—T. H. Aldrich, (rep.) versuf water. A highly-excited passenger citizens, was unanimously selected as Oscar W. Underwood (dem.), from the the empress dowager of Russia, the rushed up to him and told him to keep the city for the next fest. Ninth Alabama district, nnd finally czarowitz and her two youngest chil­ cool. treated Aldrich. Th? final conference I APPROPRIATIONS. dren, the grand duke and duchess of *Go way.” said tbe wet man: "1 am reports on the Indian aud naval bills Those Made by the Fifty-Fourth Congress Mecklenburg-Schwerin, the duke and the coolest man in lhe car. I have juat were agreed to. I Amount to^*7S,57»,8*0. duchess of Parma, th* duchess dowager had two bucket* of ice-water emptied Washington, June 11,--- lT1 th^. ho“Mi Washington, June 12.—Chairman Can- of Coburg and Lord nnd Lady Salis­ down my back.” • yesterday the concurrent resolution tvho u »nn for nr non appropriation committee of bury. The king of the Belgian*, the the final adjournment of congress at Old Bridge*. the house nnd Mr. Sayers (Tex.), who prince of Wales and other birds of pas- ' four o’clock p. m. to-day was received The most medieval ,. . numerous of the - ---------1-----is at the head of the minority of the sage in hotels or yachts will be ex- ’ from the senate and agreed to. The sen­ emnted I bTlt,8M e»«ting in England are of one committee, are preparing elaborate p ‘ ----------------------------arch, of which tbe fine old bridge near ate amendments to the sundry civil bill statements of the appropriation.! of this Bank Note* Make Good FneL I Danby castle, in Cleveland, with it* were concurred in and many bill* were session of congress. The actual appro­ The novel spectacle of a steamer’s j circular arch ornamented .with the arms passed, npior.g them being one to ex­ priation* for the session (exclusive of furnace* being'fed with bank notes was , of Ixird Neville of Raby and built in tend the scope of ’nvestigation of the i future liabilities contained in contracts agricultural department into th? ques­ ij authorized) reach a grand total nf $515,- recently witnessed at a Mediterranean 138G. I* a Food example. ” port. ‘Forty sacks of tbe apparently 1 ‘ " * tion of road improvement. Dfcnntfrk** Egg ' Trad*.' I 759,820. valuable jiaper were tossed into the fur-. -----------------..6m vK8 uc nas Wash-rife-ton. June 12.—Iu the house । Denmark’s ---foreign eggu»trade has | The appropriation* made by tbe past nace under the longing eyes of tho grown to a tremendous size; mainly yesterday•• a resolution offered by Mr. 1 ’• three congresses and at the present sesar. * with Britain. t .----- - ------:----- — stokera, who stood reativelv restively by wi»>* with an Turner ~ ‘ ndopted thaakj B|on follows: Fifty-first congress, both stokers, Twenty years ago -•ths ing R|j* ... __ ------------tbe nbllity. effi$1,035,680,109; Fifty-second, evidently burning desire to possess annual Danish export of eggs was 900.^iyncy s^d' strict imjiartiality 1.1H» with -Uh $1,027,104,547; Fifty- tbemselve* of ut least a bandful of that WM): now it is reckoned at 111.00(1.000. vrtiich they somewhat inelegantlystyled -r-:------- -. -r= third, three sessions. $989,239,205; Fifty­ ''rum fuel.” The notes were canceled fourth. first session, $515,759,820. notes of the bank of Algiers, whose.' --------------------- X­ aa manager superintended the operation , A SEVERE STORM. of their absolute combustion. < Wind and Rain Do Great Damage to the ata ----------mi. c**Mm w.it. *Vhe Coaldn’t Walt. When Mme. Melba was in Washing- ] ■°P° C© away if you curs tbe causa, Asbury Park, N. J., June 15.—A, — --------------northeast storm of unusual severity ton recently rer^ntlv she ah» met ***** Speaker »> Reed• ■i»J started in about ten o’clock Saturday tibe^’capitol. “Why don’t you have al night, and before it l ad «]>ent its fury fight here?” she said to him. Inktugb«\ did tens of thousands of dollars* worth ing protest. “I would muth rather sc of damage along the coast and inland. a fight than hear a speech.” "Thei All night long tbe wind bowled and why didn't you let me kxfow you wet blew with the velocity of a hurricane. coming?” said Speaker Reed, gallanth Trees were uprooted and their branches *1 -would, have bad a fight for your apt torn off. signs were broken, awnings cial delight, and if yofi will only wal blown down and other damage sus­ I will go on the floor and start a roi tained that littered the streets with mis­ this minute.”, But Mme. Melba couldn cellaneous articles. The fishing inter­ wait, and the speaker’s offer came t ests suffered a loss estimated at 540,000. ; naught. PREPARATIONS FOR THE GREAT BATTLE President oi me united States The New York Will irribune OF NOVEMBER 3 ARE ALREADY WELL UNDER WAY, A NEW IS TO BE ELECTED. AND - ax - usual --------t*- -found - in ’ ’ - • vigjr.Juxfv - ly for SOUND BUSSXESS win, tbe -----thickest of tba a<ht.1=battling ■ PRINCIPLE*. whieb THE N.aation «iuvuwill winbrtna uuUKpkompeuitv rnutirr.iui 1 TO ivinr. ahma. .... I THE ’vr 1* not onl* tbe » THE XEWvnmr NEW YOWK WFrizr.v WEEKLY Ttont TRIBUNE Brpubhran jup’ ncountry, bul la PRE EMINENTLY A NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER. I It* cnnipHiRn new* and dlwcmwIotMi will iniewt every AmenomclUzt-ji. ' All tho new* of the day. Foreign CotTeapondeoce. Agricultural Departux nt. Mat*-’!S Short Storle* complete in each number. Comic Picture*. Faahtou Pwe* vrttn .ate c «r:ption*. and a variety of item, of household interest, make up ANlDt^L FAMlIA FArna. I We furnish “The Banner” and New York Weekly Tribune” (both paper') ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1 00. CrtJH IN ADVANCE Address all order* to THE PANNER ’ Write your came and address on a postal card, Best, Room a, Tribune building, New riIRfi) JFiles Cored. ^Dr? Handy1! Pilt Cure Sore Spot, of a story written WMIE? he mort humorous the* day. It will Chicago, June 12.—William Otter, of this elty, shot his two step-daughter* while under tbe influence of liquor becauae Hiey would not buy him teer. The youngest died and the oldest, aged 17, will probably recover. I Every bull killed in a Mexican bull fight ia allowed to gore two horses if he I will. The Mexicans love the sight of I blood and applaud frantically when the poor horses are torn open. The horses used for the purpose are a most miser­ able lot The owner ge*s three loiters in Mexican money for each horse sent London, June IL— into the ring and $12 additional if tbe have murdered not lew than 40 infants, animal is killed. A Mexican dollar 1s worth about 55 cento in American •nd cm* an kind, ot PHm , Al druntat* or brmriL. Send far • DOOKlet. it lo Gea. W and Ja sample "WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES. GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF SAPOLIO DZI ( Back-ache Head-ache fi ■ "Stsw ( Legs-aohe send York City, copy of The New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. — •> 1 ‘ The Inter Ocean , b th* Mort PBfmtor Republican Newspaper vt tlie Wert and Haa tho Laiyst Circulation TBRMS BV MAIL. DAILY (Without Suadey) *4.00 per year *6.00 per year $1l£2 ;ty Inter Ocean— ALL THB NEWS AND THE BBST OP gURRENT LITERATI R The "Weekly Inter Ocean A» * Family P»per I, Not Excelled by Al!--. or U>. ftmllT. lt> Its UTBK- Il tea AND AR-' THB INTER OCEAN. Chloro �Hasting-' Banner Thursday. June :8, 1896-. w. g. COOK. Local Bdltor. . LOCAL NEWS. • ciKtaLsnoN - This week, 86 qnireg “"“'j Solemnly Swear J«xon Soap butts no fabric. bJ"“ Prt" J-owto leaven. Nothing eleans cleaner than J.«on ao.p allU>.orpa.IuabSlg; Dr. A. C. Dutton, ot Eaton pur' “<1 Rapids has » w. H. Goodyear. leaVn'^^y"'00" lbree bre«" attended tbe III, ot the people ot ttl»t eltv ■nd vicinity tor 40 ye«r». .-.tltr-i ■ uTisqr the Oath. „ « i’t'iti-i Xer\outness—-Extreme -IK-. Uucbf—Gencnil ’ 4 lability. «■ wind' vknecht, Montague, Mich., makes the foll<''v*oK statement and ajf? , it i.., it It before Jas. Morrison, XotaryPahheW tbesarneplace. “For the fast >e..r iVaaafflicted with heart failure, oervouohess. extreme wakefuloess. healtaclte and general debility, physicians whom I consulted failed to benefit no r was advised to use Dr. irhceler's Nerve Vitalizer, which I did and became thoroughly cured by ita esc iu a ’h f ,i,nc- ” Dr' Verve Vitalizer acted on the nervous wsttm. 'vhieb is the scat of nearly all if our ailments. Treat your nerve, and vour rt. -nach. liver, kidneysand Mood tr. । I’Till disappear. Dr. Wheeler Xcrve Vitalizer is the only reliable, sa< - and dure remedy to one. Si'1'' ’'il fi". U- (’vodtjear. xn« IDA FITZ SIMMONS. JL - , r Plano Organ. Voice Cnlture. c,r av Ti • --'h Das* and other arinmCrd o.r*. - ■. ■ inr in Classes <»( two or ’’ I.’. - . ., tVlimv F'T particulars call I! -rEBBINS, Et xi km. DiKErroB. . • • C'lhstnias’ Photograph i‘..vt. CourtMreet. All ’ ■. tre, hit dav nr nlqhjL. \V »» W. W. POTTER. lOTlER. , Bank. Cottecttans '■.‘und grher.il lav.- imsinrAa v.-..rk done carefully and a-.’keda. ca» or chloroform l'h‘u Smith's Backet Store. I ’1 ° “L i k ' Hc«n be permanent»' De Wlit’. Wlleh «r.nd Ledse bus nut eight girl, to th,, H^f sll/ reform school u Adrian. rn,b»bly an Hazel halve. It n,„r ftll, [o cun| W. H. Goohvbak pl.ee of Its site In lhe .tat. has ,ueh a A new 835,000 hotel la record. atnicted.tCu.a.pnu" ** b'l°g The state teachers Institute for E«|U11 In Hie Sirring a young matr’s fancy llghlcounty will be held at Charlotte, beginning "I?,10 <" - Dv wilt’, Ultk. Aug. 17. W. X. Ferris, of Big ftapldr. Kat-ly Klaera, for they alway, eleanse the will be the leader. watem'’ ’ blood.’ItwlKorale the W. H. GoouVEAKa One ot the best cures for poisoning from The state teacher*’ Institute for Jacksou Ivy according to the Medical World is a county will be held at Jackson Aug u ‘ solution ot sodium hyposulphite, to bathe U Bmc, and the afflicted parts with. One Minute Cough Care Is the standard E. C.'Osborn, of Eaton Rapids, Las the uSi’?‘iouifor rvery couKh °r c°,d- n remedy that produces largest strawberry patch in Eaton County. !*lbe .ou J W. H. Guuyeau Hu has 5 acres of bearing plants, and hh Immediate rranlu pickers are gathering from 50 to 100 bush­ els per day. Gid >°u ever think bow 'readily~e Owners of peppermint farms in soutl Wood Is poisoned' by constipation? Ba’d western Michigan are much alarmed over blood means bad health and premature the ravage* ot cot worms and grasshop­ old age. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the pers. which cut off the leaves leaving the famous little pills, overcome obstlnste constlpatiuu. \v. H. Goodyear stem bare. Poison has no effect on the A cjclone destroyet Wyeth City. Ala worms, and the grasshoppers are so thick luma, killing two aud injuring loo perthat little progress can be made. It is feared the peppermint industry will be en­ Mra. R. DeYoung. Middleburg, la tirely ruined. writes. 1 have used One Miuute Cough A large number ot people from the sur­ Cure for six .tears, both for myself and rounding country were present In Calvin children, and 1 consider It the ’ quickest acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure 1 township. Cass county, Sunday • to witness ever used. \v. H. Goodyear .the novel spectacle of nearly 100 colored Watervliet Catholic, will build a new people umiergoing Hie right of baptism-In church and expect tu lay the corfienttone Chain inke. Calvin township' contains June 25. 1200 colored population with only a . A. L. Wooster, a prominent citizen oi । sprinkling of whites and about all the Usseu, Mich., atter suffering excruciatingly adult residents were converted at a senes from piles fur twenty years, was cured In of revival meetings held there last winter. a short time by useiDg DeWitt’s Witch Hazel S^lvr. an absolute cure for all skin A large number will be bapiiked next Sun* diseases. More of ihbt preparation is usedday in Shavenhead lake. . t an aii others combined. ei tea - - ,W. LI. Gdodyeah that many women owe their beauty to Dr, .. C. ! A.MPMAN, M. D. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. The rea­ W. a l„-.mpman. calls, promptly son—beauty of form and face as well aj n given to fitting grace, radiate from the common centre­ Ht-rula or Rupture lor y <<t c:i>rs can be health. Tire best bodily condition results iir 1 ,. -4 without a Mirgicai opera- from good foal, fresh air nnd exercised coupled with the judicious use of tbe ••Prescription*’ In maidenhood, woman­ aw anu g.lecTion* office of hood ami motherhood. It’s a supporting . M. SMITH. tonic t hat’s peculiarly adapted to her needs l.,<:made In all parts of the state regulating, strengthening and curing the derangements ot lhe sex. CoBvejam inx a •peeialUy. Special pains It there bv headache, pain lu the back, Uktr. in ■ contracts, chattel mortwiii>. Woodland. Mich. bearing-down sensations, or general de­ bility. or If there be nervous disturbances, 4’;»r. Loyal E. Knai>peb. nervous prostration, and sleeplessness, the, ••Prescription” reaches the origin of the Arthur 0. Denison. IT. K XAITEN & DENISON. (rouble and corrects IL it dispels aches LAWYERS. and paius. corrects displacements anti Rioml^ll sq Michigan-Trait Co. Bldg. the lining “ 1 Grand Kaplda, Michigan. cures catarrhal inflammation of"" membranes. Onoe Used, it is always in favor, , SWEEZE Y, JAM Attorney at law. . Hastings. Mich. Dr Pierce’s Pellets cure constipation, l’r>.:liers iii all courts of tlie state. Col­ biliousness, headache aud kindred all* lections promptly attended to. meets.. L "t .A. M'UIBNEIL M. D.'. ’ . • Phy sician and Surgeon, 1 Milon. ■ Mich. . or? . a In resldrire”, one Mock east of depot. A. a C. 11. BARBER • Physicians aud Surgeons. Galli io city or county responded towitb day or night. * R p A.’SHELDON. , ■I • Abstract and Rea! Estate Office. Ahcract Block. HmsUuks. Mocty I c.ti Peal Estate Real Estate wid :: < •uuai-.Mou. Gt-neral conveyancing, dav . -.< > sei oJ Ab-traei it.wk*. coin oi.'-llrnr.! th- Records, cau (srahu complete ab^Tact'y. pili .,IP T. CoLGRUVE.' 1 Ai'jini.-v at I. tSij-r-. ts-'i.-toSmith & Cojgrtfve.i rOnkt*!!; I !>|.>D ol<<k. lla-SU'tXN. Fr».-?ev*i rjh"■ ----------- -» Attorney at Law, - ... . . *;ouav»ar&(*•».’*store.) mctsc0in u court--4 the »uu. locUom to. L- K. 11 MM ERM AN, Homcepitthic Phy • • sician and Surgeon. oy.er Rogers grocery store.) Hastings City Bank. Hastings, Don’t think that your liver- needs treat­ ing if jou are bilious. It don’t. Il’s your stomach. That is. your stomach is really what cause* your biliousness. Lt has put your liver out of order. See what’s the matter with your stomach Sick stomach pnisous liver and then there’* trouble. Shaker Digestive Cordial cures stomach and then all’s well. That’s the case iu a nutshell. Shaker’s Digestive Cordial is no secret. Formula's on every l»ottle. But it’s the simple honest way its marie, the honest Shaker herbs and other Ingredients of which it* composed, lljyt make it s<» effica­ cious. Atty real case <»t Indigestion and biliousness can be cured with a few bot­ tles of shaker Dklsrive Cordial. Try iL Sold bv Druggists.piicts 10 cents to Si.00 per bottle. •________ What We Offer You A.K Mich. SURPLUS, S I 7,000.00 lnccr:.j!iu-.j under the Jaw* of tbe State cf Michigan. Is this; Uiyou an? troubled with Catarrh, Cold In Brad. Hay Fever, gu to the drug­ gist named in-h»w amt net a buttle of CetituryCatarrh Cure. No danger of being humbugged.' Relief In five minutes and a positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. If the Baby U Catting Teeth. Be sure and use that old andCwell tried remedy. Mrs. Winslow’* Soothing Syrup for children teething. It sooths the child, softens (he gums, allays all pain, cures wind nolle! and Is the best remedy fur diarrhma. Twenty-five cenfrs a bottle. English Spavin Llalmeirt removes all Hard. Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blem­ ishes froni horses. Blood Spavins, Curbs, OFFICERS. • Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bone, Stifles, o. G. R 4lu.Mii: I'rebldeut , Sprains, all Swollen Throats. Coughs, etc. A'n*bt«r Messer. Vice Pres. Save S50 6y use of nne bottle. arnmled Dan W. Reyncdda, Cashier the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever DIRECTORS: known. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Drug­ Din w. iteynoijs. W. H Powers. . D. c, IRt>bini«on, . R. B. MtHM-r. ■ gist, Hastings, Mich, it L.Conk. Chester Mesaer. P T. Cvigrore. Sure to Win. The people reowralre u" oa!jr •‘•'tings department in Barry That b the «r*roii why Iloojl 8 Sanwpanua de-.y \ ■*ud puy* interest on all time H>e largest mUcs in tbe world. Merit in inedl cinenieauathe poweru>cure. Hoods biusap■Till.euro., OJolutrl: . 1*™’“"”!’',.“JXJrl’l lathe otie true blood purifier. J' s "upcnui went U « eit.bllshed Utt. and mint WW.- Open for business, Dec. 15, 1885. Your Daily Bread Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bakwy. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and ooflee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. «-E. REMKES, FROF’K Grasshoppers are becoming a serious problem * Ith Kalkaska county farmers. Hoo4'« nil. «re ">•» to rake. e»w toot «*>'• Cure ludlltMUon. he»a»e’.>e. The family of Thomas Thmua.*. of Fay­ ette county, Ind.. six in number, will die from eating ice cream. MICHIGAN STATE NEW8. Ex-Gov Josiah W. i>golc died at hia home in Flint He Nnd been gradually failing for the laat two year,. He waa 01 years old and leaves a widens- and sev™ chlWren. The funeral was held with masonic honora, all buainess houses in the city being closed. whLn’ W’ Besro!e drived tn Michigan r?1 * ‘e^ttory and almost a wtiuenieaB. He waa born in Llvlngeton county, 1815 He r’‘ce,VM! ht« early miAnu1 °n.!n a. schoolhouse and subse­ quently attended Temple Hill academy at N Y When Z1 year, old hr left home to seek his fortune. He setilrd in ueneoeo county, and aided much In the prosperity of the city of Flint. He was married 1 1839 to Mias Harriet A. Mile. He was a strong anti-slavery man, and be­ came a member of the republican party at Jts organization. Held several town and county offices, and in 1S7D was nominated ror state senator and was elected by a large majority. He was a member of the nation­ al republican convention tn 1872, and war elected to congress that year. In the gvber-' natorlal election of 1S83 he was the nominee or both the,fgreenback and- democratic partlee. and^efeated David H. Jerome, the republican candidate. He refused to be a candidate for teelectlon.1 Dropped Dcjd. A. J. Browne, aged 55 years, presi­ dent of the Consolidated Street Rail­ way company and vice-president of the fourth national bank, dropped dead iu his library at his home in Grand Rapids. Heart disease was the cause of death. He had just returned from an afternoon outing at Reed’s lake and was to ail ap­ pearances in perfect health. He leaves a wife and four children end an estate valued at $300,000. Harry Aiken, aged 10 years, employed on the Ann Arbor road, eloped with Miss Cora Cole, of Durand, the pretty daughter of the village blacksmith. The runaway couple went to Owos.m rind were married while the obdurate father was in search of his daughter at Flint, where he supjmsvd she had gone. Young Aiken is the'sod of a 'wealthy farmer in Caledonia township. The Crop Kwport. The Michigan crop report for June issued from the secretary of state’s of­ fice says: The average condition of wheat June 1, was In the southern counties €3, und tn the state 77, us compared with f’l and SJ on May 1. Oneyeai ago the uv erages wert W> and <3. The average condition now in the central counties Is ¥7. und In the north­ ern 85, ns compered with M in each section one month ago. aud £ tn the central and s7 Ln the northern one year a&o. HAVANA ALAEMEIL Insurgents Blow Up Two Bridger pany, in the southwestern portion ot the city was destroyed by fire at 6:10 Near tho City. Cat OS Supplier— Provision* Are to Suspend Operation*. o’clock Sunday mom’pg. entailing - * loss of about 5125.000. Seven thoustflM three hundred Imrrels of whisky was burned. 1‘he loss is fully covered by insurance. Vai Schwab, a fireman, was fatally burned by falling in a stream of blazing whisky. Ilavan a, June 15. —The city was startled and alarmed Saturday night at Waterloo, la , Juue 13.—Oue hundred nine o’clock by the noise of two suc­ cessive explosions which shook the farmers of Maxfield towuship, Bremer ' ground for a long distance and whs county, have organized to fight the heard for several miles. Consternation army worm. Five plows drawn by five prevailed for a time, as it was feared horses are used to plow furrows ten "that this vas a' prelude to an attack or inches deep around the fields. Harrows ,a series of similar explosions. Excited and pulverizers arc then run over it, throngs rushed to the streets, while an nnd the worms gathered in wagon boxes armed party proceeded in the direction and cremated in straw saturated with / from which the detonations had been kerosene. beard. Robbed ■ Bauk. ._ Water Snpply DaniB^K!, Palmer. Kan., June 13.—The bank of It was soon found that the stone Palmer was broken in to at three o’cloak bridges of Christina and Concha and Friday morning, the safe blown open the aqueduct of Fernando Septimo and entirely destroyed, and the cash were the points that had suffered from box robbed of Si.100, all it contained. the dynamite. The bridges were par­ The damage ro the safe and building tially destroyed and the pipes on the amount* tu about $1,800. The burglars cqneduct, upon which the city is de­ escaped, leaving do clew. pendent for ita water supply, were Decline of lhe Gold Reserve. much damaged. It cannot yet be stated Washington. June IX.—The gradual how extensive is •the damage done ur decline of the gold reserve of the tre**-. how long it will require to remedy it. ury which, uuder the last bond issue, There is no ddubt that the dynamite reached iir- maximum figure of $128,000.­ which caused this wreck was placed by 000 on April 11, has now.fallen to $104,­ agents of tlie insurgents. It has been 238,754. Friday’s withdrawals were their determination, announced some $2,136,300. most of it for export. time since, to cut off the water supply Complexion Bints. of Havana and so serve to make it as Overfrequent washing of the face nearly uninhabitable as possible. should be avoided. Spnro pliysiciajas in­ Cutting- Off Supplies^ It is believed ihat the insurgents arc sist that the face should be washed l?ut once a day, and then m’ tepid wstqr. bent upon investing Havana by cut­ A certain amount of rxercisse is In­ ting off ns much as possible the supply Brisk morning waiks, of necessities, though not by actually’ dispensable. besieging it. All fruits and vegetables regularly taken and peraisteaLlyl ad­ and fresh meats are unprecedentedly high priced and difficult to Obtain, a ad milk Isof the poorest,such as is'brougijl in being much adulterated before it is delivered. There is much fever and smallpox hr.s broken but, which, in the ’ unwholesome state of affairs, threatens tn become epidemic.' Many are suffer­ ing from measles, and there is much in­ testinal trouble among the inhabitants owing to poor and insufficient food. The failure of the water supply under these conditions is a dire,calamity. ,So<i]>en<l Fighting, Madrid, June 15.—A Cbuncil of Span­ ish generals in Cuba has decided to suspehd operations against the insurgents owing to the rains. . hered to, produce a Imai thy glowj that defies artificial imitation. Avoid rich and greasy food*. Thjough it is practically useless to tell a w^man to abjure rweets, it may be suggested that they, are complexion dcstrqyers, and Hurt tbe fewer one eats, the fairer one’s skin is likely to be. Maeaage is rccoDuncndcd by jnaay who have madc a special study oif tbe fine arc of complexion-preserving. A gentle kneading uf the face at uighf! and in the morning makes the skin soft and healthy. ' • Famous beauties nearly all un|te in giving testimony, that a , thorough steaming of the face at night is wonder­ fully effective in producing a clean com­ pletion. - This is done-, by holding the During the week ended < n June 6 re­ DIED IN HIS CHAIR. face over a lx>wl of hot water.—-Clncugo ports, scut in by 51 observers in various . jxvrtions uf the state indicate that pleu- Rodika Demlie uf Ex-Attorney General- .Record. MMynard, of Now York. ' ritis und diarrhea Increased nnd inGinten Gravy. . Albany, N. Y., June 13.—Ex-Judge j ilammatiun of the bowels decreased in To one pint of good milk adi onei arm of prevalence, Consumption was Isaac Maynard, former judge of the '। tnblcspoonful of gluten meal. Leave ifc reported at 203 places, typhoid fever court of appeals and ex-attorney-gen-!■ surrounded by boiling water 15 or 20, Etntua Sexton, of Mexico. Mo., has been at 21, diphtheria al IU, scnrlet fever at eral, died suddenly in his'room nt the 1minutes. Salt to taste and thneken. awarded a verdict of 'S5U,000 against James 23, measles at 31) und whooping cough Kenmore Friday afternoon from heart; ,with flour to the desired consistency.— Lyons fur breach of promise. trouble. He was alone in his room and ■ , at 11. Good Health. Premature baldness may be prevent* d v. us sitting in n chair at the time of his and the hair made to grow on bends al­ death. He had just {finished his lunch­ ready bald, by the use of Haifa • Vegetfib/ It is believed that Adders t Swartz, eon and was apparently in the best of Slclian Hair Itenewer. now serving a life sentence in the Jack­ health. Judge Maynnrd was appointed son prison for the murder of Willard X. to the court of appeals January 10,1802, , ElectrU Bitter*. Johnson at Colon. October 12, 1894, is an from jtbe attorney-general’s office. As Electric Bitters is a medicine suited for any season, but perhaps more generally innocent man. Startling evidence has the democratic nominee forjudge of the neded^hrn the languid exhausted feel­ been discovered that places Swartz in a court of appeals two years ago he was ‘•Neatly forty years ago, after ing prrvhils, when the liver is torpid and di (Tenant light and casts the shadow oi . the object of bitter opposition on ateonie weeks of sickness, my ‘hair Sluggish -and the need oi a tonic suspicion on nnother man known to be eount of his i tiling in a contested elec1 tion case casein and alterative Is felt. A prompt use oi nn enemy of the murdered man. in the early part of bis judicial turned gray. 1 began using Ayer’s this medicine has often averted long’ aud j-career, end which was alleged to hove Hair Vigor, and was so well satisperhaps fatal bilious tevers. No medicine ' been unfair. He was defeated at the fled with the results that I have . In Calvin township 100 colored per-. will act more surely in coihiteraetlng and polls. . never tried any other kind of dpesssons were baptized in Chain lake und 1QC freclng’ihe system from lhe malarial poison fing. It requiresonly Hradache. Indigestion, Constipation, Diz-,• more were soon to be immersed. A JEALOUS LOVER. ziness yield to Electric Bitters. 50c. and an occasional appli­ Mining work was resumed in No. SI.00 per bottle al W. H. Goodyear’s Mod­ shaft of the Osceola mine ut Houghton, cation of Kill* Himself. ern Drug Stole. where 30 men and buys were suffocatd Chillicothe, O„ June 12.—Thomas by the fire of last November. White! fatally shot his sweetheart, Milwaukee has passed an ordinance for The total earnings of the railroad* Bertha McKelvey, here Thursday night four cent (ares. The street car companies Hair Vigor to ’keep operating in the state for the month ol and then Rilled himself. The shooting will carry-the matter Into the courts. my hair of tgood „ before ten o’clock. Bicycles must hereafter keep off the March were $2,373,282, an increase oi occurred shortly color, to. remove si iew’alks al Vicksburg, .the council hav­ $48,833 over the correspoudiug month /Lately; it seems. White had grown indandruff, to heal sanely jealous of‘ tbe girl, nnd....... Thurs­ one year ago. ’ ing passed an ordinance to that effect. _ s, and prevent tbe A project is in view to extend the line day night they quarreled nnd the trage­ hair front falling out. I neven hesi­ of thr Knlamazoc& Hastings railway tu dy was the result. White tired twice at |*rom a letter written by Rest J. Guud[ the girl with u revolver, one shot strik­ some point on Lake Michigan. tate to recommend Ayer’s medicines ermnn of Dimondale. Mich., - we are. per­ ing her in the neck and the second in. the to my friends.”—Mrs. H. M. Haight, For thr first time in years every sa mitted to make this extract: 1 have no shoulder. White, shot himself in the Avoca, Nebr. “ hesitation in recomineuding Dr. King’s loon in St. Joseph was closed ou Sunday head and died shortly afterwards. and the blinds were drawn so that the New Discovery, as the results were almost marvelous in lhe case of my wife. While entire room could be seen. 1 was pastor of the Baptist Church at Eiiza McNamara. IS years old and well Galena, Lil., June. 15.—James M. Day Rives Junction she was brought down with connected, committed suicide at Me- dit^d hire, aged 77 years. He was a Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe. Terri­ nomluec by taking strychnine. Grief residt-ut of Galena over 60 years. He ' ble paroxysms of coughing would last over the death of n sisterjvas tlie cause. wa« a! part owner ot the famous Little hours with little Interruption and it seem­ Fire destroyed thr wagon and car­ I'.mnii mine iu Utah, which was events* j ed as If she could not survive them. A ally tjold when worked out to English 1 friend recommended Dr Kings New Discov­ riage factories of E. B. Born in Allegan. Day P"P*«db)-Pr.J.C. Ayer fc Co., Lowell, Mm*. Mr. I* , ery: It was quick In Its work and highly Txwr, $20,00». I capitalists for $5,000,000. I—,™!!, te, ta. ■ ■ satlsfactorv In results.” Trial bottle free Spofford T-.yon, one of the leading at­ Hind, n hnir-mlllloa out ot tbe mine. but refused to be a party to the huge Mnapaniia lor tne Coa^lexito. nt W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. Regu­ torneys of lhe state, died suddenly at swindle ou the Englishmen, and sold lar size 50c. and 31.00. his residence In Dowagiac. . -- - . ■ F. B. Reni, the expert accountant em­ hi* share ut a nominal figure. The Presbyterians at Jonesville have purchased the Galre property, lying con­ ployed to check over the hooks of ex­ City of Mexico, June 12.—In the In­ veniently near the church.for a parsonage. City Comptroller Willard Shattuck, re­ dian revolt in Oaxaca free masons wert The Methodists of BervBle, St. Claire ported a shortage of $2,500 to the com­ Now is tbe time attacked, particularly at Jaquila, whee . mon council of Saginaw. ' county, will ereet a new church building, to get a good the Indians committed awful atrocities.! A fire loss of $21,000 was caused at the work of which will commence at once. Bar City, by the premature discharge of burning prominent masons alive. Ma­ Buck & Leighton’s Stock of Fourth of sons from Jaquila solicit aid for the Hallef In t»>* Hooi.. DUtreaalitK Kidney and Bladder dlwasra July fireworks in the Republic House families of victims and will interview • President Diaz, who is himself a ma-. rrlleveil In «lx b»"r» >>y the "Xpw Great Bon Hi American Kidney Cure. This new block. ' J. D. Ryan, the traveling agent fora son. remedy Is a great surprise on account of Fast Flights of Pigeon*. Chicago liquor house, fell from a win­ Us eaceeding promptness lu rellerlng pain Green Bay. WiB„ June 15.—FiftyIn rhe bladder, kidneys, back and even dow In the third atorj of the Keefer eight pigeons belonging to the Green p«rt of lite urinary passagea In ma e or re­ bouae In Hllladale and « aa latally hurt. Bay Homing club were released nt Al- ! Hana Xelaon. tun’ti 2«. -«• drowned el a le. It relieves retention ot water and pain almost Immediately. U you want While bnthlt.g in Little Hirer near Me­ ton. Ill., at 4:55 Sunday morning for a | homeward flight. The aerial distance j quick relief and cure this is your nominee. is 402 miles. Four of the birds arrived j Sold by W. U. Goodyear, Druggist. Hast­ The pbst office at Moon. Muskegon In their coops here Sunday evening at county, has been discontinued. Mail Ings, Mich._______ ________ _ 5:23, 5:37%. 6-’04 an<1 6:05will go to Bailey. n toktea'* srnloi Salva Basel)*11 Cmplrr Killed. A post office haa been ettabllalied at Tbe best salve in the world for com, Blooming-ton. I nd.. June J2.—Jacklu-ntwHi sores, ulcers, salt rheum. t™er Kehlcn. Chippewa county, with Wal­ tun Sheridan wn» uragariug a game ot nm, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, ter Todd m |»stmaater. ’ bJ»ll Tuesday afternoon when he was corns, and all skin IreupUons. Clark Porter, ot Leonidaa, waa struck in tbe temple by 3 pitched ball. I drowned while bathing in a mill pond. died from concussion of the brain , Charles C. Guyer, on erpreaamau, and Thursday afternoon. Sheridan was a Edward Heidenreich. an engineer, quar­ xm-mber of the Indiana university team ' reled In Detroit and the engineer hit and lived at Lebanon, Ind. druggist--------------- — (layer on the head with an Iron rod. TM. Splea^ld M»i Two Vleksbunt boysiisve trained • kll{fter courting Mica Mna White, of Manitownc. W;*^ June • 15.—Fred Thiedmann ond WilliamGoetsche plead­ Monroe, for 1« yeara. C. ’• Seraeuae. Anally made her hta wife. The ed guilty to robbing farmhouses and Mede on hcaor couple are both nudgeta. neither teing ♦vert sentenced to two years each in prison. Both nre married and more more than four feet four Inchea tall. Mini ion (his paper and we wilhsend you than .50 years of age. VanBuren county John Sp»ydr.-ol Otaego. ha. betome 5 wimple copk* of the Ail Krcordn Broken. inaane becamte he failed to aolre the June 1C.____________ ______ _ DETROIT JOURNAL, rWWW, Denver. Col„ June IL—W. W. Hamil­ problem of perpetual motion. cotiriniBg full iu*! ructions how to get Ln Ftirurrt '"-' -Mr. J° Mrs John hl‘ Bittner, Giltner. of Athena, died ton rode a mile on the racetrack at *stcl.. Act quick. Overland park Wednesday Ln 1:M»| rallllM’i 4’^'7 “eSE. It «»*>>•• Adlrsta, DKTKOCT jOfi IAL CO.. breaking all previous bicycle record*. teelltlnK. with all naln: cureYoung mothers dread lhe Summer mon­ ths on account ut the great mortality nmung children caused by .bowel troubles. Perfect safety may be assured those who keep on baud DeWlttS Colic and Cholera cure, and administer it promptly. For cramps, bilious colic, dysentery mid iliarrhir t. It affords instant relief. W. H. Goodvkab Well Satisfied with Ayer’s Hair Vigor. AYER’S AYER’S Hair Vigor Absolutely Free! WATCH FREE! FREE! YANKEEWATCH Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. -SigSg^aU.Mttt.. _ _________ �BASE BALL. McXUratn entertained the R L G. C. dub at the home of D. R. MeKIwaln last TH« HOMI T«AM TMMBLIO Jh evening. THlPHHNCIOFTHt SIANT*. Mrs. F. D. Btaek who waa called to Greenville by the dangerous Illness of her A Bad c»»f> ot Rnxxle Pawte. One ot the Isrgest crown, ever slightly better. v One of the largeat crowds ever seen Continuous and increased use attest the great merit of the Royal Baking Powder. F. D. Black, E. B. Huffman and T«ee Walker relumed from the northern penin­ sula Monday,reporllng & week of excellent Thursday, June 18/1896. COOK BROS., Proprietors -Additional Local News. HACHINE OIL. 1. \|_Tlie ladles who gave 85 on notes to­ wards the completion o* lhe C. K. & S. R. R. are requested to report without delay either to Mrs. J<_ S. Goodyear or Mrs.’ D. G. Robinsdn) ' ^Bishop Foiey, of Detroit; Fr. Sadller, of The Battle Creek ball club will meet the Hastings ciub at tbe fair grounds, next Wednesday afternoon. The Battk* Creek A vouiplete line of all the latest styles team badly defeated the Nashville club at Frames at the Christmas studio. Nashville last Monday, and are coining You can cel elegant Ice cream for only here with the idea that they will dp tbe X* coots per quart at Burman & Marples. same to our boys. Gam? called at three While playing ball one day last week o’clock. Walltu Hayes had one of his lingers Good roads work was commenced in lhe Diner district beyond tbe Matthews school White Fans, White Mils, and White house Munday morning. The farmers in l>resa Goods and big bargains in Millinery that neighborhood have already become <Ko*»db at D. D. Spaulding's. sick of plowing through sand before reach­ All who have tried them say that those ing the good .roads and mide up their, pWwds at Phillips A Erb’s beat anything minds that righ*' now is tlie time to do tbe-kind they ever tasted. road work. The road has been finished Hastings High School and Coats Grove as far*as the John Kurtz farm. tan’! teams cron bats at tbe fair ground toWork was commenced on ‘ Figure uraxrow. Admission 10 cents. Ladies Eight” hill Tuesday morning. The rood bed will be widened and a fill will be made Philips A Erb are headquarter for fine coffees and teas. Give them a trial. Oiildren’e day was observed with tbe Usual appropriate exercises at the -MethoUrfL I’reabyterlan. and Episcopal churches «: Sunday. W<*' understand that P. R. Dunning has p>Eoluued an interest in a boot, aud shoe .dock in Charlotte and will soon move to j bat city. We wish him success.' Ail kinds of cylender and concave teeth C an J 3 cents each. Tank pumps, hose, Cfcreshlng belts, and every thjjig a thresher at Hastings Engine A Iron Works. at the bottom of the hill we hear, which will reduce tlie grade aud render travel safe. A good road running straight north from the city would be a valuable one for this city aud c0u)d be built at a reasonable expense. PERSONAL MENTION. P. T. Culgroive has been iu Chicago this week. C. W. Mixer is lu Grand Rapids this week. A. C. Buxton, of Nashville, was city Friday. Iu the P. H. Brumm, of Nashville, was in tbe x MtHett seed. Clover and Timothy seed, ■! city yesterday. Cri’MioR Clover aud binding twine re- !' Dr. 8. M. Fowler, of Muskt-gun, spent curved to-day also wagons, carriages and ' Sunday in the city. r«*d wagons at Hendershott’s opposite Mrs. Fannie Beam k visiting Mrs. EVa CocA Mouse. Hutchkiss at Charlotte. Klgbth grade promotion exercises al the Clarence B. Cone, of Sheboygau. Wi-., opera loine Wednesday evening June was in the city last week. 34Ch, 1893. Admission ten and fifteen Mrs. Clara Allen was home from Lan­ cectis. Tickets reserved at Heath’s drug sing the first of the week. atoru Munday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wardell, of Chiex.Tlyj Banner's new home on the ground ga are visiting his parents. Hwor at the Abstract Block is being fitted Dan. Cohn, of Kalamazoo, was in the *A, R«d tn tbe course of a few weeks we to-f-ave our patrons and ourselves the city yesterday on business. Scvobte and annoyance of climbing M*us. 4. W. Dmnouland wife, stranded actors, were iu tbe city Thursday, and gave exttadUioim 00 Main street in tbe evening. They claim to have stranded in the south, F. W. Walker has been spend lug a week with bis parents in Wayland. vMiss Bertha Geiger has taken Miss : Lettie Garns place at O. ’ D. Spaulding’s atore.^ । Geo. Hooper, who has been visiting In amd were working their way back to tbelr < tbe city, left for Albion Tuesday morning where his parents reside. Corr—Saturday forenoon between HasMr. and Mrs. Walter Buckbout \left for tjuus* and Yankee Springs an account Kalamazoo Saturday where they will visit •tawok with >ooe notes, accounts and two before returning to Toledo. xaxecufiuu.-, in. None of tbe papers can be Mrs. Tillie Hatch Brown and mother «T value to anj one else and I will pay a Mrs. Hatch, ot Bcntou Harbor, are guests reward lu tbe person returning same to o Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Brown. <*«■ Lee Cooley. Prof. W. D. Sterling, of Ann Arbor, ia lu the city on accoout of tbu teachers ex­ ^warded amination. . Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Mrs. E, A. Clark, of Burlington, Iowa, ia expected in tbe city next week to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Bessmer. Mr. Taylor, of Detrdh, who has tbe su­ pervision of the American Express Co’s stables was In tbe city tbls week buying horse.*. Mrs. J. C. Burroughs, wife’of tbe Rurist Is daugtrouaiy ilL She recently tore her finger on a n*U and blood poisoning has set in. Eyes ■ Properly Fitted With A Treasure Indeed Glasses Charge For Testing. F. R. PflNGOflST, Renkes & Walldorff, D R ’ T That Racket J VTomeu* Club. . The closing meeting of the club on Fri day was lately attended, there being only eight members absent. An interesting paper on The Laureates of England, was read by Mis- Anna Johnson, following this Mr<, Geneva Hayes gave a review of ‘ Tbe Bonny Briar Bush.” This book, which lias been read by thousands with such mingled feelings of pleasure and sadness, received in the capable bands of Mrs. Bayes a review that done it full justice. Tne program closed with a re­ view of the Lotus by Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds. Considerable business was transacted al this meeting. A report from tbe library committee was given, which shows tbe club to bare some. 125 volumes In their library at preset*L lulss Rosella Goodyear who has kindly given her servlet** aw li­ brarian for the present will be at the club room on every second Friday after­ noon during tbe summer. Next week, however, those desiring to draw books will cuiue on Saturday, owing to the grad­ uating exercises on Friday afternoon. Tbe Club voted lo huld their picnic at Thorn­ apple Lake on thta week Friday, and an Invitation was »eut to tbe Current Tuple Club to join them. ' The annual report of tbe secretary aud treasurer was given, which shows the club to be In a most thriving condition. There are enrolled 50 active members, end nine associate members: number withdrawn 5: new members received, 8 active and 5 as­ sociate; number of meetines held 20;wbult> number in attendance 673: average at­ tendance 36 9-10; Member of visitors since Dec. 27. sixty-three. of whom 45 were residents of tbe city, and 18 from away. Amount ou band at beginning of year 810L09;amount received during year, 1144.50; amount expended »137.»; bal­ ance ou hand >111411. Amoug tbe notable retail* of tbe yearo wort of tbe dub baa ' The Rev. Grigsby la vlalting Jrlends in Sebewa this wok and o« Sunday afternaou Im will preach la Woodland for the J. 41. L HOUDWH. ...Spectacle Battle Creek; Fr. Cullinane, of K ilama'Call at the Christmas studio for Picture zoo and Fr. Esper, of North Dorr, are in Frames. the city to-day to atteud confirmation A largeFinest canned goods in the market at services at St. Rose’s chnreh. class will be confirmed^ Ftrniips A Erb’s. s«r the K P. (tatm* al the fair ground Usw p. m. Admission one cent. S. “ Vrowusd, captain, coaeber and first base- Page Pence Giants game. Just before the this ofce.. ____ ___ ■ a _ brisk a_ oonimanMsfl tn .... ... . gntue opened wind commenced to i. Chteafv blo». dark clouds began to gather; *nd at sport, trout fishing. the clow-of lhe arth Inning the tain ror tbe lu(. above --------------------------------For occasion tbe Michigan Tublas Garn and A. H. Ickes left for Stopped tire mow tor a tew m,UD,es’ I Ceutral will on Jul, 3-r-s an I Bib sell Gibsonburg. Ohio, Tuesday morning to but was olsred later. , I tickets to Chlraxuand relnrn al one first ttls always worth double the prloc-OJ, . r.rs t * the round trip, attend the reunion of 169th O. V. 1. of admission lo see tbe • coons” pla, baH, and , wtar|) onlU ju-y 1s:ll. which they are members, wltaey? tbe satire that they will pi, ■ We have the BEST KINDSMr. and Mrs. W. J. Williams aud Mis. through, and hear lhe expressions that »’rirtl>ly,'W»y View, Mieh.. duty . tv they get off. Probably tbe lanre crowd the market. If y0B feed lhe " Backus, of Delton, left yesterday for Mr. Aug- »4'b. that gathered did not expect to see the our Pans Green you win £„ Williams summer home at Petoskey where home team “mop the earth’’ with the For lhe above occasion the Michigan omww p.v.c«.uu..., ------------------Centnli will on July Oto 1GH>. inclusive, results, or if you prefer L». they will remain until fall. colored professionals, because there arc not very many teams in existence that can self tickets to Bay \ <ew ««d return at rale don Purple we can furnish it Mrs. Anna Burgmau has returned to ’ " lhe crowd gat lie red to the Cf one first class Hailed fare fur the round do it Bat the ero^d gathered to see 8 Come and see us. lor your • • ------- ’ tiip. [L'mHrd to return taijll Aug. 15tb, Grand Rapids after a months visit»with niggers psay, as n colored persor* is • some* friends at Nasiwjlle and with her parents thing of a curiosity iu Hastings. Every­ 1896. body came prepared to laugh and every­ Mr. and Mrs. Wiley of this place. body did laugh. The last game that the Nublei of the Mystic Shrive, ClcvelMn-l, Ohio, June 23-34 Mrs. Hannali M. Barlow attended com coons played with the home team last year Fur the above occasion the Michigan mencement at Akeley College last week, was a mighty close one, and the boys Central will oh Jan 21 and 3tind h-II tickets started out well this year but struck a case and some of the sessions of lhe Corrections Basilnks to Cleveland- and return at one aud Charity convention at Grand Rapids, of razxle in the second inning. Tbe Giants opened lhe game, Taylor go­ fir>t class fare for tlie round trip. Tickets ^dev. Thus. Cox and Jas. Crawley left will tie limited not taler than Jan 25th to Haslings, Mich. ing out on a foul, Biuger followed with a relurnJ yesterday fur New Yurk, where they -will single and went to. third on Johnson’s j *ln S. W. Smith and sail Saturday ou tbe single. Burns flew out to Watkins, Bing­ er scoring. Wilson struck out. Sign of THE ELEl'ILlXT Furnepala for Glasgow. Tbe entire party For Hastings, Chase made A single.went have wheels and will do most uf their to second on McKevitl’s sacrifice, Borrentraveling that way. Rev. Cox will visit daine went to first on balls. Chase scored bis old home In Wales which he has not .on Cadwallader’s double and Borrcndame scored on McDonald's single. Miller ended seen in 17 years?V f ■ the inning. Bastings went out in one, Rachael A. Bailey, of thia city, two, three order until the fifth, Graham opened the Giants second inn­ was elected Gre|t Lady Lieutenant Com­ mander of the L. O. T. M. at Saginaw last ing with a little pop up which Cadwallader .muffed; Grant made a double: VanDjke week, and only Jacked 20 votes df receiv­ , struck out ami was followed by Holland ing the highest office that of Great Lady who did lhe same thing but McKevitt very Commander. She was tiro appointed obligingly let the third strike pass by him. State Lecturer again which is an excellent Taylor made a double,wBlngcr a single and four runs were netted none of them posl/iun financially. earned. • *yj. J. Goodyear^returned from Allegan, Tbiugs started out rather rosy in the the schools there having closed for the third, as tlie first two Giants, at bat failed to reach first place however three summer. Heueft'Monday for New York singles aud a lol of rocky playing net­ J> City, where he sailed yesterday for Ant­ ted tlie visitors’five runs. In the fouith werp ou the NpithlancQ one of the Red an error by Borrendame, a base on ba Is handseme and convenient. It’s so . Star Line steamers. Qle will spend the and two singles gave the Giants two more j----runs. In the fifth inning the coons got A house isn't half furnished unless summer in Germany, and take a course in another ...... ............... score on a -..rorolro single, .a double, and W|th CVCI? tOllet SCCCS* Germanjir. one of their fine schools. three on Ln. sory. j The handsomest man on In their half of the fifth Hastyigs took a Mr. and Mrs. Olarles Hatton left to-daj' Murphy earth never gained more feminine fur Hastings, Micb., where they will make little hand iu score getting. admiration than our furniture. their future* home with their aon-ln-law started the ball rolling with a double, No' and daughter Mr. and Mr< C. W. Mixer. Da moth who look Watkins place, followed There’s just what you want for Mr. and Mrs. Hatton while here made with a single. Chase followed with a single everj’ room in the house in our and two earned runs came iu he scoring a many friends, who entertain the highest stock. ' Style, beauty, elegance Has­ respect for them. As a business man Mr. little later on an error by Johnson. Hatton was niutfh thought of. The de­ tings scored no more until tbe ninth, when and durability are only a part of parture of two siich worthy persons from the colored pitcher showed a Hille mercy the attractions presented. What our city is to be regretted.—Lapwtvjnd.- ou the Hastings team by throwing easy it is and what it looks like are ones over tile plate. Herald. i A single and an error rave the visitors two points to be considered in a one In the sixth, and In the seventh they piece of furniture and every arti­ Ti>e Bastings IV. C. T. Union will meet received their first goose egg. Two singles cle in Our assortment will be found at Mrs. Stlnchcumb’s on Tuesday after­ and two errors gave them three in their top value in both respects. * noon June 28d. eighth inning, and,they scored five In the tVNoUce the dallr U<r>’.ht*r Re A question box will be held at th- Y. P. ninth after the first three men at bat port in uiy south wjmluW. • S. C. E, and tlie .president will lead ’ the should have been retired. meeting at 6:30. Four doubles and a single netted tour Rev. Grigsby will preach as usual on scores for Hastings In lhe ninth. Sunday morning and also in the evening. Hastings Furniture Dealers. ’ AB R bu po E Funeral [Directors. tbe Baccalaureate sermon. Chase, tb............ 4 I Embalming a specialty. Rev. C. E. Conley, of Detroit, SupL ___ of __ MeKevltt.c........ 4 Rorrendanie, s«. 4 State Mission*, preaches at tbe First Cadwallader, ?h. 5 on t ead his Baptist-ohureh next Sunday. McDonald. 3h &’.f 4 At the 'Methodist cburch next Sunday Miller, p............ 3 Baker, cf............. 4 services will be held In the morning at Murphy, rf......... 4 Unless you wish to sav< which Mr. M. L. Cook will address* the Watkins. If......... J congregation. Sunday school at noon. Datnoth, 38.... . 3 MONEY. Epworth League services will be held at Totals........... 3G the usual time. . Ntr evening preaching P’xeF’nceGi nts AB K BH ro E Granulated sugar......................... be lb. Taylor, lb......... 7 service. . ,ii 0 -* r The regular monthly meeting of tlie W. Binger. 3)........... 6 Lion and -XXXX Coflee.... 20c lb. Johnson, ss.;..„ T I The extravagance has been sq-ievz-.d out H. M. Society of tbe M. E. church will be Barns, c.............. 7 I Crackers,................... Iron; jc to 5c lit held in the cburch parlors Wednesday. Wlbon.lt........... 7 0 at all pfct» ou milliner); call and see I Tea—Japan. 25c tea.. ..for 20c lllf June 24th at 2:30 p. m. Tbe report of tbe Grahsm. rf........ 0 Grant, zb.......... c 0 Pbiu Smith at the Rrekct. District Convention held at Grand Rapids VanDyke, cf...... S I Gloss and Corn Starcli.. 5c lb. pkg. will'be given nnd a paper by Mrs. James Holland, p. | Soda—Arm and Hammer. ...6c!!. The stub end of all our thoughts are to bweez*y. A full attendance desired, I Sal Soda............................. 3. lbs. lor 5c. | Totals.. IS I1 fiie hoar c*11 >el our money back, uul of ‘■End, aUthlngi must end how so e’er ;■ N. E. Mince Meat Meat ................. ?cpkg. lunlugs 8 they m ty.” The Women’s Club close their •j ‘ milliner^ at the prices we are selling. Phin Hastings o ................7 bars'for 2jt Jackson Soap..... club year with a picnic at Thnmapple lake Giants Friday June 19th aud have extended an ’.. .. 15c box, Toilet Soap................... Smith at tbe Broket. The feature of the above game was the invitation to the Carrent Topic Club and , ...be pkg. Rolled Oats (white) Their con­ their wives to attend. It is hoped tint all sharp fielding of the visitors. A feasl for ••the early bird” wb.-u tl»ey . . .65c gal. Maple Syrup............. will respond as a delightful time Is antici­ duct was gentlemanly and they fully sus­ tained their reputation as gentlemen ’ eome to Us for dress goods. The quali y __ r _____ j.j.jocgali and pated. They will leave on the 2 o’clock Table Syrup ............. train returning at 9:20. F.ire for round first class ball players. Pure Cider Vjnegar ............... 15c gal is lhe best and prices th; lowest. Phin trip 25?. HA-TINOS Vs NASHVILLE Ground Spices, Pepper,All­ Smith at tlie Racket. BUG FODDER. Royal has a larger sale than all other cream of tartar baking powders combined Hastings Banner round tripTleketa will be H»l*d to eontinuMUM parautge In each direction and ^11 return until J»ly 1Mb. An ex­ * . ’ .. Wro.Kinta I.-.., /»■ •£•>•''« * ■ ' rtth Joint Ax*Y. at Saturday afternoon tbe Hastings high school nine played a splendid game to Turn oh the Krays uf sound judguieul coulest base ball honors with the Nash­ ville high school team. At Nashville and see adhere it eau penetra'e to save you these teams recently played an eleven inn­ money and then come aud see our shoes ing game before Hastings could win out. and a fair siz'd crowd was at lhe base ball for ladlee, misses aud children. Tbe grounds Saturday and saw Hastings badly prices are mere fractious as compared beat their competitors. At the end of nine innings the score stood 1ft to 3 in with our competitors as our goods were favor of Hasting-*. Clarence DePlanta, of bought for We ou the dollar aud are ail A Hastings, dlstingukhed himself by strik­ Phin ing out U men. The feature of lhe gams No. 1, warranted not damaged. was the bsttiug of Will Vance wbo dude Smith at tbe Racket.* a double, two trippies and a home run. Yun co find Juit wliat yuu want »l Catarrh Cannot U Cured prices that will nuke your hurt ll<ht with PPlteatloat a* they eamiut reach tins seat ot the <n«feMe. Catarrh is a olood or Joy sod make you »ta«er under lhe heavy constitutional dlsMse, and In order to cure It '‘f*Juterem remedies. II.1P. <•£ lood uf tin «sie that yuu can buy lor a ’"twwtiy. aud sets directly ““‘a®* ,U ’ “Urt-we*. H a IP. Csurrh Cure Is not a quscK twdiclne. It was email sum ot money when you vlall us. prescribeu by one of the best physicians lu this Phlo Smith al lire HackeL country for yean, aud is a regular presentutiun ****“. kM.Wa' cum*blued with the best puriners. actlUK directly on M your lime la worth he a week to you, the rnuqous surfaces The perfect combination w 1 R°i ,n<r«tienu Is wiiat produces such you ean't afford lo wa.te It makiix sbln rari“«t *»» walsla and beside, lliey^rlll li near so T**' °well as ours. Pula Smith al la KsekeL MICHIGAN OSNTRALSXCUSeiONS Joat got an ageut’B sample in ladks ox­ «.«,!. lords or walking sboe* for warm weather Katfeul X T. a.i, r I. 11. oe to close out; they are nice aud will go F<w the above lhe MMilgan Central wUl sell Uekela Healing, to Buffalo und return cheap, at Me per pair np. Fhin Smith at at nle or one first class Itmltud fare lor the Racket. be rowid trip will, tvo dollars added lor TWu'1’ ««x> to return We jyst got a new line uf corset. from UP loaod Including Jul, is. Au exlento 88c which includes the high, bust llon urtlme cun be had al Buffalo by an. plying to proper panics. ' •ummer ooreet Pure Smith at the Raek- Tor the above occasion tbe Mteblnn Central will anil excursion Ueketa for one eollsr tor lhe round trip. CUUdreu Me wtater.wMeb spice, Mustard, Ginger • and Cloves............. ....... /6» 30c lb. All other goods at as low a price. Terms are cash or trade. Yours to please. Geo. W. Landis. If you want The best butter sail buy Diamond Crystal, the salt that’s all salt. Also id ioc packages for the table If you want the best tea get the W-G-J 5OC per lb. If you want a 10c Chiof corn for 5c we can furnish it to you. Tin. rant will aim np lhe millinery If you want best coflee for rhe money, you will fin<1 room lor tail 'toeta.toir Ulen. it U our store. In short “tbe best” Trade M.-» O. W. Srarlro. tormerlr of Crutr.1 will roU is our motto. with us; it's the best inveutnent make. you can flams & Van flrM. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-06-25.pdf d2374c8cc4dfee59e8a025ed3369c640 PDF Text Text [H^j Hastings Banner. VOL Xul. NO. 8 _X... J _ _ HASTINGS, MICH, JUNE 26, 1896. J "THE BEST ADVER- a | TISING MEDIUM IN | BARRY COUNTY. ' WHOLE NO. 2141 ’ ! Hastings Banner. Fish, Fish, Fish. “ COOK • BROS.. *t CORR ESPONP en CE~ ()F Trout art! White Fish we are now receiving some very . :■ -new. spring-caught fish of fine quality. Whole New Georgia Codfish, large in size and white : l i-.ese are the very best whole codfish to be had. On New l aniily Hackerel we are making low prices. Choice Scaled Herring, fresh from the smokers. . t!..market—our prices arc below the market. Best STAUFFER. [I. . >,,■ . ' M ■ !„■ rfarhtj) svmtvf-titr . IJNIJNED WORSTED or ALPACA ... Coats found at FARRELL'S. Summer Pants, Straw Hats, and Negligee Shirts. . Friers Lowest for Rest Goods. ' I ' ./. C. FARRELL, f'Mhier. S80 Bicycle for only $1. To INTRODUCE MY NEW Line of Shoes,— will give a ticket'with every pur­ chase of either shoes or jewelry7, at myt store, and the holder of the lucky number can buy an $80 Bicycle for $1.00 on the afternoon of the third day of the County Fair, this year. A choice will be given of either a Ladies or Gent’s wheel. A ticket will be oonven for every purchase large or small. I At A. R. McOMBER’S SHOE STORE. Successor to F. Q. STOWELL. JohD»ro<D. THE CATACOMBS Many rinnpis xre putting h»y. X «s heavy rain hue Saturday night. Some are rejnldng over tbe nomination ----- AT-----ot McKinley. A PLEAS ANT (USTROLL ALONG THE ____________ HASTINGS, MICH Tlie children'll day exercises at Baudeld AVENUE OF THE DEAD. were well attended. Thl. Has been a very busy spring and A Visit to the Mexican Hint Where Fifty summer st the Brininstool resort. Cent Dollar* are Made. : NMNhvllie. Mr. and Mr. Cooley, ot Battle Creek, Every city in Mexico Is noted for some i U*‘er " biMlnras trip to St. are stopping at Chas. Nichols' tor a tew particular thing, and some of them for Ln ' wiurnlng Frida/ days. several unties. thlnn. The * latter is especially Pmf m n w nt. > ine S' »' Middleville, «u In lehT.ndtm?„-.^,ll.WeJ‘T!?"lT..?'!!!e ’"■* G“«“h“ato (pronounced Monday . nnernixm. on bnel- Richland seminary, called on us a few Wan-a-wa-to.) Here are several interest­ days ago. . . Uuiilngvr. of Charlnlte. wae‘ In Harry Brininstool’s two brothers Lou ing subjects, each one of which I might «teri‘x8o,,‘,*x- the~ -rwrite a long letter about were I not afraid aud George, with their wives, visited the that the patience of Banner readers is former Thursday. about exhausted concerning Mexico. , Della Chatfield, of N. W. Barry, has T*’'""'’" Ml'mn'd To reach this most interesting spot we been picking strawberries at C. E. Paul’s started from Sllao. Guanaguato is only a Mrs. H. J. Brown. for a few lays past. short ride from that place, there being a Dr. W. H. Young hu been very III dur­ Our old time friend Mr. 'Alvlnah Searls heavy up grade-all the way. Tbe city is ing the nan week, but Is able to be up and called to see us the other day but not being located in a narrow mountain valley, aropnd at this writing. at home at the time, we were denied the house! being located almost as high upon Mr. and Mrs. George Downs have gone privilege of a visit. Mr. 8. has just passed either side as you can see, and the wonder to upend the summer with relatives tn his 83d mile post and Is well and active is, how In the world do the natives get \ vrtnontvllle and Bunfield. and what Is still better; full of hope and home safely, especially on lodge nights. ,'V' ^ Crabb, ot Lansing, was In the trust In the Lord. A Rocky Mountain goat would certainly We heartily agree with our Milo corres­ 'Hinge the latter part of Iasi week, at­ hesitate about making the ascent, but the pondent In regard to noxious weeds. We natives don’t seem to, so it must be that tending gradbating exercises. S,ste Bank Exnnilner T. C. Sherwood. have for a number of years, in fact every they are accustomed to It. But If a man o( Lansing, waa In the village last week ^Ince childhood, been In the fight and ex­ should chance to miss his foot-hold he In,peeling the F. 4 M. !>auk„. . • pect to keep it up.» There is no cause for would go rattling down over house-tops Mrs. c. B. Lusk and (laughter Julia, ot their contihur'd’j'jresence on the farms and almost until he struck tbe main streeL BufTalo, N. Y„ are In the village, the by the waysides. Guanaguato is noted for Its wonderful guests ot Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Dickinson. sliver mines. Every mountain and every Woodlana. Glenn H. Young Is at Ypsilanti, this hili seems to be full of it. Guanaguato Many farmers have finished haying. week, attending commencement exercises. Cylde Munson lias a felon on his hand. has tbe reputation of once furnishing “two His sister, Miss Greta Young, is one of * Harvest Is now hera. Several binders thirds of all tbe silver used in the world.” thehtraduatlng class. Que of the most remarkable silver mines started Monday mominz. Miss Anna Pterry, of Ionia, who was •C. M. Williams, of Alto, was in Wood­ in Mexico is located here.. It has been called home on account of the serious 111worked fortover 300 years and is ‘still pro­ land Friday on bmdnessr uegs of her mother. Mrs George Perry, ducing an enormous amount of silver. Its Icecream was served at Odd Fellows returned to. her work Saturday morning. great tunnels and drifts extend all under Class day and graduating exercises hall on Monday night by the Rebekahs. the city, and several hundred millions of The school board of our village have re­ paswd off very pleasantly last week. Prof. dollars io silver have been taken from it. tained Prof. J. M. Nelson for the ensuing F. A. Barbour giving one of the best com­ One of the most interesting visits is to year. mencement addresses ever heard In Nashgo through ithe mint. From the depot to The case of Hattie Hall vs. S. C. Doud vllle. the city is a distance of about three miles. will be tried in Justice Hildlnger's oourt Mrs. M. Brown and son, E. W. Brown., The railroad people wanted to get nearer, on tlie 25tb. left foT’Ann Arbor. Tuesday, to attend the but they could’nt owing to the narrow Mrs. Jane McMullen died, at the resi­ winding streets and the heavy up grade. graduating exercises. E. W. takes the de­ dence of her mother, on Tuesday of ty­ The usual Mexican “rapid transit” street gree of D. D. S. from the dental depart­ phoid Cevtr. car system prevails in Guanaguato. At­ ment of Hie U. of M. Several members of our Rebekah Lodge Our ball team was defeated on the home attended- the institution of a Rebekah tached toau old fashioned street car, the four mules slowly pulled their cargo of grounds last Saturday, afternoon, by the Lodge last Thursday night Twenty­ Jaqkson M. C. R. R. team, score is to 14. members were Initiated, the work being human freight up the grades, with nothing Thursday of this week (to-day) they ex­ done by the team of Hastings Rebekah In particular to disturb the monotony ex­ cept the sound of the mules hoofs upon pert to entertain the Page Fence Giants. Lodge..the stone pavements and the hisses of the The Alumni Association held their an­ Dr. J. A. Baughman expects soon to nual banquet at the Wolcott House, Satur­ leave ourlvillage. He will go to the driver to urge the poor animals along. day evening. June 20. About fifty mem­ northern iart of the state and enjoy a va­ Soon we came to a down grade, the mules bers and friends were in attendance. W. cation and will then locate at some other break into a dead run, there is a scattering of dogs anc^ children in every direction, we W.j Potter of Hastings, acted as toast­ place. CSS. McIntyre a late graduate of round a corner and go up a very steep master. the'inedicil department at Anu Arbor will grade and soon are in the heart of the city. Henry Roe has completed his new build­ I succeed Dr. Baughman. One gets a very poor impression of this ing aud it is now occupied by Clever’s city with its 90,000 people. The buildings meat market. The other building will be UBUllBK.' are even bdlow the ordinary and some Gf refitted and occupied by Truman de Bank«. Frank Webster has his barn. nearly the streets are. so narrow that a good alter July 1st. They will move their completed^ jumper could almost leap across them. stock of clothing into It, making their two F W. Ederle, of Battle Creek, is here The mint is In the very heart of the city, stores side by side.___________ visiting his cousin a few days. aud here tlie buildings are very much bet­ Mrs. A. E. Durfee fell a few days ago ter. One lb soon aware of the proximity Etta Flowers h home from Kalamazoo and injured her side quite severely. of the big “money making” Institution, -for C. Arnold and wife went to Otsego before you breach It the sulphur fumes will for a short visit. . C. M. Gilbert came from Leonidas on Wednesday to visit relatives a few days. so Irritate you that you will begin to cough Mrs. Evie Smith, of Indiana, Is die guest and you’ll keep It up as long as you axe in his wheel Friday. Mrsr-Hattle Reynolds, of Plainwell, is of relatives here at present, fori an in­ that neighborhood. definite time. the guesuof her son EL Rey nolds. The Mexican officials were very* kind to Mr-. Phln Powers and son. of Indiana, us and showed our party every courtesy. ‘ The MlSses Jennie and Grace Fisher arrived here last week to visit relatives We passed rapidly through the machinery called on Rev. Rltchmyre at Delton Mon** about onejouonth. department until we came to the place day. Chas. Mack has been confined to his where tbe great piles of silver bars were Ukl Mrs. Hall who Is suffering from paralysis, has gone to her son’s In Way- bed for a tew days but at present writing stowed—here we became Interested. We is able to be out again. saw some natives punching out round land. . Jay Webster left here last Tuesday eve. pieces of white metal, saw these In turn Two new McCormick binders were to visit his sister and daughter In Kalama ­ taken to others, possibly to have a slight shipped here last week. Jakfr .Manhaven zoo. From there he intends to go west. shaving taken off, ot thrown out altogether and Frank Barber being the purchasers. Mrs. Robert Joy aud son Bernie, of because to light. The process of stamping Will Fisher, of Topekp. Kansas, ar­ rived here Wednesday expecting to make Denver.-Col., reached here last week to and milling is very much the same ns in ‘ * our mints, but the products seems to be a two weeks visit with relatives and make a month’s visit in Michigan, their much more crude. In this mint we saw old home. frlen<ftr\ two old Indians, surrounded with sliver Peter Rickenmore started for Chicago Thornnpple Lake coins, through whose hands pass every bit on Friday expecting to return on Tuesday. of money made. S* perfect and so highlyMrs. Northrup is much better. ■ He goes to visit four Cressey boy s who Chas, and Harry Munton are the guests developed is their sense of touch, that by hold responsible podtlous at that city. rapidly passing the coins through their Frank Geiger, owner and proprietor of of Greenville friends. Bertha Cole spent Sunday in Nashville, lingers and over the palm.-* of their hands, the resort at the head of Gull lake, died they can and do detect the slightest scratch, snldenly last night. His wife not being the guest of Maudle Boise. Mrs. Ambrose Reid is quite sick. Miss flaw or mar. Another rejnarkable thing well be arose at midnight to give her about these two Indians Is that they al­ some medicine. He complained of a pain Pauline Smith is staying with her. Miss Rosetta Potter of Saranac, is vis­ ways pick up just twenty coins nt a lime— around his heart but layed down again. never more, never less. So perfect is their Ills wife awaking an hour later spoke to iting her many friends In this vicinity. The Free Methodists will hold their work that no further examination Is nude. him and receiving no answer, took hold of ills hand and found it cold in death. . De­ camp meeting two miles east of Morgan, Mexico is a silver country. Sliver is the universal money used, aud gold Is never ceased was the son of Peter Geiger an old commencing July 3rd. C 'Die “Glorious Fourth” will be cel­ seen and never used only to settle trade resident of that place. 11 q leaves a wife ebrated at the lake. We understand that balances with. Great stacks of silver are In and one daughter. _ there will be boat racing, and other amuse­ every business house, and there was a Carlton.' ment.-, with a dance. Music will be fur­ great quantity ot it in sight at the mint Haying Is in order and the crop is a nished by the Vermontville string band. Mexico is a free silver coinage country; it has a depreciated currency just as we will fine one. „ Theren Caln lias gone to Benton Her­ have if we adopt free and unlimited coin­ Fred Palmater. of Marshall, was In town age 16 to 1; its silver money Is taken for itor with a view to work. D. K. Foster, of Lowell, was calling on over Sunday. its bullion value, just as ours would be If Blanche Tompkins, of Sonoma. Is vis­ we go to sliver monometallsm. At their Cat Hon friends the past week. Juhu Fleming and wife went to Saranac ing relatives here. own mint In Guanaguato we found that George Packer returned, Monday, from the Mexicans discredited iheirown money, last Sunday to visit his brother. . Willie McCloud, of Shelby, spent sever­ a week’s visit with Mrs. A. Wilcox, at and a dollar of their gtdd will buy one al days last week with Wildau) aud John Battle Creek. dollar and eighty five cents of their sliver. The Ellis and Briggs schools have their There are no doubt many people who ° Souaah bugs, cabbage worms and potato commencement at the Briggs 'church, this, would like to get dollar, for fifty cent,. They can almost do it at Guanaguato. as bugs to give away, as we have more than Wednesday evening. Gertrude Tasker has a bicycle. We are fifty cents of American money will almost W The^D^Adventlsts expect a minister getting enough wheels to make quite a buy a dollar of Mexican silver—titty one to fifty five cents american money being from Battle Creek to hold meetings here procession, and lots of fun. After we had mailed our items last the real amount required. It the people next Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. George Myer, Aid (laughter Allee week we learned that a boy had Just ar­ want an object lesson in what free coinage hive gone to the parental b°n‘“ **”■ rived at the home of Chas. Southwell and means they can gel It iu Mexico, right at the place where they stamp a lie on the Mie,: near Caraon City, to the bed aide ol wife, Tuesday, June 10. face of their money, by coining fifty three I,er lather who la not ‘ rl. C«*tleion. Willis Carpenter met with quill a wrl cents into a dollar. Geo. Tnomas raised bis barn Saturday. Another very interesting place to visit Ions accident laatThuraday p. m. untie Charley Feixliner end family are occupy­ In Guanaguato is the prison. It is in a unloading hay with the bay fork, tbe larg j square brick building that was form­ clevis Hew out, rtrlkmg him upon the fore­ ing their new house. Mrs. Daniel Hoover has relumed from a erly built for a granary where- the people head with much force he was knocked stored surplus grain to prepare for some down and several severe euts made. One visit with her parents In Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Allie Brigham rejoice anticipated famine. The building has a Just over bls left eye had to ** «"«* "’■ over tlie advent ot a new daughter. history. In tlie war for Independence the Willis thinks If be gets throng* live aumMr. and Mrs. Ed. Klnne and Anna people took refuge within tbe walla of this ,„er alive “win hit through the summer Price visited Heslinga friends Sunday. old market place. The eneasy laid siege I Miss Nina Downink, closes her school to it, finally battering down the doors, In another way.________ with a picnic Friday, nt Thornapple lake. rushing Inside and cruelly murdering all Clove rd ale3eo. Surdam. ol Plainwell, vlalted Asa tbe occupants, men, women and children, Milo Hayes Is laid up with a broken Noyes Thursday end Friday ot lari week. Some 1500 in all, and tbe skulls of tour of “Sen Barnes Is at work for Homer Geo. Goode moote and family and Mlsa the leaders were hung on hooks, one on Mars Knoll who have been visiting F. W. each corner of the building, where they FA"w'’nd mill was erected on the farm of Knoll tbe past week have relumed to remained for several years. Later this their homes al West Sebewa. building was converted Into a prison. MSTW to Bockford Uat One very peculiar custom they have is al­ Ccd&r Creek. Satrtay to see bls mother, who 1. quite lowing friends and relatives ot prisoners People are.commencing their barv«a‘. to uik with them through grated doors ChM. Tjj« b*« nrtumol to bl, (xim. ’'orders for seven hundred and fiftyevery Tuesday between certain hours. Tne bare tail I team played a game WHO There is an Inside grating possibly two ’thouaaud brlcka have been received at the tbe Delton beys Saturday. John Campbell had xwo bor>« killed rods long, and an outside one of about the r,StM~„« DM was observed here last same length, there being a vacant sp^se ot Saturday night by lightning. “rrW ou‘ Juaeph Campbell tbe gueat ot probably a rod between tbe two gratings. Imagine If you can a crowd up to the out­ Samuel Own Sunday atteroow. side grating, and all excitedly yeBiwg at and Wallace TowoThere SX senTb^veX^* b> wri ot here (or »bo.>tlo* g^oustmdal. the same lime. At first we forgot our Bonnie Molt had a n.n-«W • ha. presence In a strange land, and for tbe wlnd,"ml*|rM’“ P°t upon V}' rake lari week, running over opleket fence time being thought that we were attending a Hasting, Unkm City caucus until the place, a^honse on tbe sa­ l Injuring neither rata o< horae. pin® baa been repaintedPablMurt Tiunaar. br cause of tbe strange noise was explained to us. The custom is a novel one. and Che sight is very affecting. Poor, ragged wo­ men with tear-stained faces could be seen holding hp little babes, the idols do doubt of fathers confined within tbe prison walk; little children, peeking through the heavy grated door on the outside, pleading pite­ ously for the attention of some loved one confined within. The sight was the most heart rendering one that 1 ever witnessed, and would almost melt a heart of stone. Tbe frantic adjriek of those without and those within the prison walls I believe will ever be with me to remind me of this sad scene. The most grewsome sight that one can think of can be seen at the catacombs in Guanaguato. The catacombs are located on top of a big hill in Guanaguato, to make the ascent of which it Is almost necessary to hire burros—little, long eared, harmless looking ponies, not much large? than a good sized dog, but well adapted for wbad they .are used for. We were going to hire one ot these little animals to bear us to the crest of the hill, but when we neared the little beast, and he had a chance to “sin us up,” we thought we faintly discerned a tear trickling down his cheek, and we didn’t have the heart to force him to do anything we thought he might not want to. so,we walked all the way to the top, and thus escaped giving away our equestrian inabilities to the party. * The Mexicans have a very peculiar cus­ tom about the burial of their dead. Tall, thick walls are. constructed with vaults built into them just large enough to re­ ceive a coffin. These vaults are placed one above another, so that at a distance tbe walls look lllne exaggerated pigeon holes. These vaults ary built more especially for the wealthier classes of people. If a per­ son dies, his family or friends can rent one of these vaults forever by paying several hundred dollars in ca4h. His remains are put In and sealed up* tor good. By paying 825,00 In cash a vault can be rented for five years, and if further rent is not paid at that time, the remains are promptly taken out and the pew Is rented to the next lucky man. At the end of five years It most always happens that (he remains are mummified, and If In a good state of pres­ ervation the mummy Is taken to a long, wide, stone arched avenue underneath the ground and stood up'against the wall. If the corpse tumbles to pieces, when taken out-of the vault, the skull ribs and all the bones are placed on top of the big bone pile .at either end of this underground avenue. If the deceased is too poor fr>. have the luxuries of a vault for the repose of- bis remains, nearly all of them are. or if th -re are no relatives to rent one. a deep grave is dug. the body is wrapped In a se.ape, let down to the bottom of the gr tve, aud five or six inches of dirt cover­ ed over it. This Is packed down and the flint hearted sexton is ready for another pleblan,corpse, to be piled on top of tbe one at the bottom. In this way 'five or sir bodies are piled, one on top of another, until the grave is full, when, much to the dislike of the sexton, a new grave has to be dug, and filled with bodies as above described. Wlien the flesh has rotted off, the grave Is 'opened and tbe bones are taken out and piled up. The catacombs at Guanaguato cover not to exceed two acres, and in that space 60,­ 000 people have been burled. Think of It! A visit to this place Isn’t the most cheer­ ful one. and there is a certain smell, either real or Imaginary, that doesn’t seem to mix very well with what you had to eat for dinner, and it makes you feel rather uncumfurtabie in tbe. region of your stomach. Tils feeling isn’t lessened at all by your walking across the level ground and seeing here a piece of a rib, there an eye tooth, or Iperhaps a piece of “progna­ thous jaw* bone—a solemn reminder of a shattered mind. A believer .in ghosts could fairly imagine the clatter of bones in this enclosure. But as long a« we are in this city of tbe dead we.must see the main avenue, which here Is under ground. We come to a little opening In the ground and notice the winding stalrway.bulit of stone, which takes you straight down into the earth towards hade^—and we doubt if hades could present a more hideous bight than we saw. Imagine if yon can a dingy, underground avenue, possibly ten feet wide and 15 to 20 rods long, arcbed over­ head and lined on either, side with mum­ mies, from some of which shreds jof dried flesh were hanging from face, arm or body. They were in all siiap^s and preition& Some seem to gaze at you as if in mute astonishment for your Intrusion in this company of the dead; the heads of some were bowed down as if in shame for the sorry spectacle they presented—poor creat­ ures, we knew they weren’t responsible for their appearances, and wanted to tell ’em so. Others seemed to have been drawn and twisted out ot shape as if their long exposure in this damp underground dungeon might have brought on rheumatic difficulties, with which they might have originally died for nil we know. One poor fellow seemt-d to be In a deep, brown study. He was gazing pensively at tbe ground, ami a terrible expression was over his face, as If he had forgotten to pay Ms newspaper sni»<crlption arrearages before starting for Pluto’s dorastns and luted ’to face the brainy- pencil pushers from Mich­ igan. Poor man; he’ll have lots of cumpanj; but what a ghastly warning to all mankind. A*ide from this double row of mummies, each end' of the long corridor was filled with bones. We couldn’t help but think what a rustle there wlU be on the .resurrection morn among the bones, of this burying place and what trouble Is likely to follow. We were aroused from our thoughts by observing that nearly ail our party had left us and we made haste to follow, glad to have seen tbe catacombs of Mexico, but amply satisfied that one visit was enough. Will R. Cook. Hastings cyclists will probably take In the races at Charlotte and Grand Rapids oa ‘ tbe Fourth. Thirty members of tbe bicycle dob en­ joyed a apiti out to tbe Matteson scbocl houae, over the new road, last Wednesday evening. Torn Cooper, of Detroit, is undoubtedly the fastrrt mau on tbe track this year. We are glad of 1L He Is a Michigan boy. . Cbarlotie Is patting forth every effort to make tbeir big bicycle meet and races on July Sdaad 4th a suocMs. Tney offer a fine iu of prises and nearly ail of the beet men of the state have entered for tbo events. ---------------- --------------- �astings Banner BETTES TIMES COMINO. HOLO THE FORT; HE IS COMING. Njtie.:x) Frat^’rttJIf change ic lhegovrrrnjrnt at Wash­ ington Is not soon effected. 1 he public debt will t* increased as though Uk country was in n state nf war. Gold is again Awing Euroj>e»artl, and intimations come from Washington that unless action is again taken by congress the gnld rvsen* will be below the $100,000,000 in a short time. White the fortififations npp reprint ion bill was under discussion in the senate the other day. Mr. Gorman, the democratic lead­ er.’ offered on amendment authorising: the secretary of the treasury, with the approval of the president, in order to provide money nceesscry for tbe ex­ ecution of that and other appropriation bills, to issue three J>crcent, certificates of indebtedness to the amount of S1C0.000,000 redef«nable at the pleasure of the United States after three years. Thursday, June 25, 1896. MARSHALL L COOK Editor. THK MICH.. INUJTOFF1CE, EDITORIAL NOTES .Bruteetfon, reciprocity, prosperity and Wm. McKinley are synonymous. Vote ’ far the first three and youli get McKinley. The difference between the bullion and coinage of silver would be a handsome profit u* the western silver mine owner. Kvwkaee continues to accumulate that the Western mine owner has his eye on the Main chance. r If tbe democratic party will not be tap »y until it can Mrxicanise our currency, why doesn’t it move over to Mexico where it can have all it wants of sliver mono- netalism. The great majority ' American people.would not object. . of tbe Mr. Mills objected to this proposition, t intending that the only legitimate > .’asure to supply revenue was taxa­ tion. Congress was still in session, ano its duty was plainly befqre it. That is undeniable. serious rondimm’ IO UlltKII-UMiv., A .. ---------------------- . lion confront, the people*, repreaentaTHE TARIFF. | tivea. It is one whoae srarity will not rroiiwiloa stui th. Ham Thiiw with the he dimlniabcd by criticism of the tariff Thcte ran be no question but what If I fordefieit, or bj’any inveighing against tbe people vole'for unlimited free coinage It la quite apparent that the demoic shortcomings. The imp«aof silver' 16 to. I. independently of any cratic manngfrs. os well as the repub tiTe nfeil of U|f bour i» the adoption of lican "bosren" who are opposed to Gor. I n (( wh)ch „.ju ,opp|y sufficient other nation, the United States will haves McKinley, greatly underrate the at- j ,o CIinblp government to aleprecia'.ed currency. A dollar will then ttu-hnient of the American people to the. i mect .|, a obligotiors. It would be lambe worth 50 cents the same as tbe dollar of protective principle. Tbeir belief that j cnUb|e if ,hv adoption of such a po! they can relegate this question to the |cv were a physical impossibility, but rear |n the coming campaign affords, (hpre sound reason for believing Uus Did tbe democratic party ever do anyc®vlusive evidence of thi. fact. Noth- | wt the ease, in time, of greater I I thing else than make n botch of what it iug- could be more false than tlie pre- ; tln01,cln| depression than tlie present, . attempted? See what a mess It has made tense that tbe tariff quratloo Is of no . ar)(] „|th thc mhiltlonai burden of an • 3 with its Wilson bill. And now It seems real importance. The truth is thut enormous war debt, ’ the United States . sure to seek tbe chance to make still further many, whether rightly or wrongly. ’ government was able not only to meet regard it as tlie paramount issue await- । al) current debt, but sf?*udily to’reduce havne by attempting to run the finances of ing decision. Thedemnnd for the none , the volume of direct and internal taxa­ 0 tbe country. That chance will never be ination of Mhj. McKinley derives its ! tion. . ' Riven the democratic party. The voters specific force from the fact thut. he is | What ,wns done at that time can be . ■ of Aiherlca know when they have had the1 reprcsentntlve njid embodiment of ! . done again, and without resort to such f WOttgb. ’ tlie protective principle, and is ussoci- ’ clumsy, unscientific devices, as that ated in■ .the ptiblic mihd , with the |M)Hcy - । rroi»osed in the senate the other day by The efforts of the democratic party are ____ . .iW ‘ tJie democratic leader. rnenta of'our industries and। .to .i the pro-. It is fortunate for the country that the being directed to throwing dust In the .... .j t motion of oua' general prosperity. It time is close nt hand when change in ©yrs of the people. Protect home iinis this work which draws to him vs- ■ the national government will be effect­ g dostrtea. set idle mills and idle men at) jMicially thc supportjof the working , 1*4 work, thus making a home market, adjust [ ed. If we- had to endure two years more classes in evepy industrial state of the ' of democratic rule the condition of Lhe ;• ' Ifte tariff so ns to get revenue enough to Grand ~ Amy of tlie Republic as are union, and which, at thc same time, * ; . ffiay tbe expenses of government, and pros- assembled in St. Louis, and .in the elo­ enlists thc sympathy and support of our , country might become pitiable. Thi« con Hi derat ion furnishes a strong argu­ f r ferity will return. It may be shrewd quent words of Mr. Depew addressed great manufacturing interests. It I I polities In the democrats to raise the sliver to them. But a fuller expression of could not well Ik* otherwise titan that ment against lengthening the presiderrepublican sentiment* is found in thc the ptxtpie sltiould desire the modifica- J tiul term and limiting the incumbent to : issue in order to divert attention from the one term. SupjioRe we hai to bear twa resolutions that Senator Gnllinger, of tton of our existing tariff policy, lb years more of Mr. (ClevelandWhat a ■ Oval trouble. But It will never win. । New Hampshire, who is chairman of was claimed for the .Wilson bill, when it terrible fate! How forbidding the pros­ I th<* senate committee on pensions, has E "The same democratic prophets who are . pr.-pni-wl, and which Is likely to be in- was enacted, that it wonlti speedily vin­ pect!* . dicate itself to the public, it would. Hi ’now saying that prosperity can only come . corporated with the platform: But we shall nt least escape that ca: we were assured,, greatly increase the *4 .T, to America by getting cheaper dollars told ’ "The veterans of the union armies dor notional prosperity. ' The fact is, how­ . lamity. and if the majorityjof the people '<«'. ttw people four years ago that prosperity serve and should receive fair treatment ever, that* from the:very start it has are wise, the nation's sails will be so and generous recognition. Their heroism trimmed that after March 4, 1897, we ' “f- would come to our laud by doing away and sufferings are matters of history, and proved itself more effectua.1 in produc­ S with a pretectlve tariff and inviting cheap furnish a bright contribution to the glory ing a deficit than in supplying the rev­ shall have sailed into peaceful and un­ L Corei^H goods to come into our markets. of our nation and the grandeur of its In­ enue necesshry to meet the expanses of , troubled waters.—Albany Journal. stitutions. Whenever practicable they | They brought desolation enough by their ! should be given the preference In the mat- the government. The treasury depart- : . , trade is the shortest road to LTEree rnent has been compelled to meet its national poverty.—Chicago Times-Heri free trade fallacy. The voters of America i ,®r °?d thfy .havo,a I to demand the enactment of such laws necessities’by tbe sale of bonds, and the aid. I will never permit the greater havoc with as are best calculated So secure to them deficit is steadily growing larger, with . C7\Vhen “thc wings of the party get I the country's business which silver msuo- the blessings and liberties for which they fought. A grateful government should un­ no prospect of any turn in the tide or together in Chicago" the air will be full metaletna wodd cause. grudgingly and gladly contribute of its n betterrtt^nt of existing conditions. It ot frathsrs.—Chicago Tribune. ■S revenues to fulfill the pledges made in the goes without saying that every iutelli-1 r-rTu.;.l------.. the Chica­ tT’The indications are..that tfIBV • There are over 9600,000,000 of gold elr- dark days of the country's peril, and we gent must regard « with disfavor go convention will be bifurcated, one uemana V‘,‘* citizen « u>u«v )Ui uiMawr demand tnat that tne the pension laws snould should be 6 Ri'SH ’j ’eulating in America, good anywhere on construed czrr*. __” and ll2 executed X so _____ as to protect I R system which thus continnnlly aug­ part yellow and tbe other white.—Toin their rights, and to make lesti tbe public debv. while at the iedo Blade---------------; feartb. Adopt free coinage of silver and soldiers ........................ .— .............. nrenu difficult than now lhe adjudication of their Chat ^old would instantly disappear from claims. Wo denounce thc practice in the .. vkeulation. Who can doubt this? Would pension bureau of reducing pensions and . । simply Loe expression of tbe weariness the owners of that gold let it go into clrcu- arbitrarily erasing names from the rolls, familiar with buiincae affaire is aware , °r ike people with thia administration’s so recklessly and unjustly carried on by I isdiau here, when they could buy twice as the present administration, as subver- that economic conditions are, if any- ' incapacity and blundero. — National r murk with it In any country but ours as elve of the rights of thc soldier and deserv­ thing, more unfavorable to-day than i Tribune. er McKinley's dignified reticence is ing the severest condemnation of the j they were two yearsago. 'Our produc- ' they could with the same amount of silver. American people.” I five encrglea are not remuneratively increasing public reaped for him every Thc duly of lhe country b> to protect , J AMsrlMU American gold would thus become gold gold I t»uH.on. aud would gn st its bullion value, in the hour of their adversity those who ; employed, and our capital la not finding dar. because it proves that he is a I which is twice that of stiver at 16 to 1. in the days of their strength and health j profitable investment; qur skilled- la-' statesman wbo cannot be stampeded — , bur is, os to many brnneliea of produc- St. Louis Globe-Democrat ■ —-------------------- - -----. stood by it wnn it was in sore peril. , lion, practically paralyaed. These eou- ! C7Somc one ironically asks a demo­ Free aud unlimited coinage' of silver at < Tlie republican doctrine of protection . .diUptw cannot continue much, longer erotic Boston paper to republish Its the arbitrary ratio of 16 to 1 would Inuned- {includes the infirm soldier as well as thc ■■ ’ --------------------- T” 1 . » *11 i.i . • t ' very grave and serious disaster.1 editorial of nine month ntrn ••’Th. I KMv give Lhe Uw U. S. . .depreciated --------------depreciated currency, Ii -- ---------- - ^ rer ai^’ -------------------he ^terpnsing Xhe 8tUTOpt? ln tbc faw of sUcB , Dhw Xre of X Defirit " . VETERANS WILL BE PROTECTED. , McKinley aa PrvuUtent WIKI Care for In­ l firm Old Soldier*. The republican party cannot afford to forget the veterans of the war for the union, and it would not forget them if it could afford to. PreBidetit McKin­ ley will not appoint a chief of the pen­ sion bureau .who is unfriendly to the just claims of applicants; he will not sanction a policy of menu espionage upon the outgoings and incomings of pensioners; be will not delight to veto some bill that gives a pension of $12 per month to an invalid veteran, or to the aged widow of a patriot; if he ever is forced to veto a pension bill he will not make the veto the occasion for a dia­ tribe against the whole body of pen­ sioners. The next president will be a man who has smelled hot powder, and who has sympathy with the men who marched ami fought. \ The feeling of the republican party toward the survivors of the union armies has been expressed in part by’ the loan of (the hnfl of the\rtianai convention to such members of the. a dollar that would pass for slmjly the * "P to 8 •—Chicng° lDter Ocean. I bullion value of silver.which at the preaeut Boe. Moi Expiwin. S time is auout 50 cents. Our dealings with ‘ Secretary Carlisle’s reply to tbe re» foreign nations are extensive; upon them quest of the senate sub-commhtee for l, we must depend of our information regarding th< bond issue is -----— to dispose v. VW. surplus L.WIgZ.WL’ I iu ------krepiag ---- .w.w WM.. ■ --- ------- ---- ,wi£.VWMW iim course uc h» foiiproiects. The greatest; most Intelligent, ' in keeping with the course he has followed bead of tbe most progressive and most enlightenedI1 || f since be ’ becamcTbe ’ I ireosurv department. Me review. In nations of the world, with whom we have iI. . --------4 .. 1 z , , , ,. ,, «wrw.r«A i i i.t ... detail the steady gold withdrawals, but »or BUM«!.„,!« trade reWlow will .c- rarelui|y .void, ralerence io tbe^Aelt. -MP. .liver only >t ihe bullion value, irj ln revenue-... The bond iosue. heraym TURNING ON tianSt to crei|tc nn jmprcWJion- tha| Uie . > 1 ■I■ ' 1 ' llme for the disappearancc is ta^fl iMue ia of no consequence is so * and H wj|] be „ as the repubHcans ab*>lnte1^ “b8urd on the fact* of it that ( get into working trim in all departon? yoDd<,r at temerity tncnt* of tbe government.—St Louis Ulobe-Democrat JirjJ* “7 a,p*y ° *£■ ?’*“'■■■ Un’S' <’«"««“« l«<lcre. dlacord- "TL u /’P'r; ' ”* 10 °“,er ,h,n«*- agree on this ",1D,1 'T."?* 'hede eatof polot oloM: Tb ,t there must h, o That be „ no Cor .McKinley a candidacy, and that I. Illrther „glt.tion ,leninEt protection. I the fact that wh.le claiming to be re-. And. if that .yalem i. to preval), then I’UW>«»«. Strenuoualy desirous uf the awuredly lhe party that believe. In procho,etl ,ondmini”„. tire fl .nited States should be foolish enough I .were made in order to preserve the cstabliabmeist of a Bound-money polled'. , leIt|on ,bould ;h,y £ । -rj? «-to-gvrtclhe free and unlimited coinage of j. credit UCUH of VI the lllv United UUIICU States Oiai« and U1IU toma|e IU11IUJC free silueritw and tbe populists in the 1 ’ u T Enquirer, rtfrer dtrfhe ratio of 16 to l; those nations ! more secure the business interest® ot effort to subordinate ui tariff qneatlon I would accept our silver money only for | the peoplg. The deal with the syndicate in the canvass. We would naturally 1 ^President Cleveland doub ----------doubtless What ft wmrRI've worth at Its bullion value he excuses by the plea that there was expect that, the free trade managers know, a good deal about the Cuban aitnot time enough to advertise for bids. would be quite willing to unite with thc ualion, and something about tlie "third—now about 50 certs on the dollar—and a He neglects to explain why the treasury free coinage party if thereby they could term” business, but he refuses to tell ffCpreciated currency ctmkj not be avoided. was allowed to fall into a condition re­ perpetuate Lhe policy of the Wilson act; even congress about IL Anxio.a New quiring such immediate and so costly ^ne.ra|io fpj the free coinage «.f silver but that any republican, nominally for I ork democrat. end mugwump, can action. Altogether, his communication sound money, should be willing to jern rosily see that be beats McKinley In da:, ntvei’be’ttfiablldlied by one nation at is evasive and unsatisfactory. It is an hands with a faction which is doing bis silence. Congress has the right to 16 1. If it could, why have not Mexico, explanation which docs not explain.— everything in its power to unsettle the osk question.of the president and have all the South Atnerieau republics, India, Troy Times. foundations of the public credit and to them answered. The enemies of McKin­ China and Japan established it. Interproduce disintegration and disaster in ley have no sneh right.—Chicago Inter Kate* Till. Aloft. natioual agreement among lhe leading The main points in the argument of •our trade and business, is indeed a mat­ ^onHBercialJKAti9ni abnecau fix that ratio. tbe people in behalf of a republican ad­ ter of surprise. - The fact reveals the TheTepublicaa party -k pledged to pro- ! ministration to succeed the Cleveland unscmpulousnessand desperation of the opposition to Maj. I McKinley. It is totte-sueh luternatioiMd agreement. What wreckers are: 1. Protection that not only will pro­ quite certain, however, that as the UirLMpabliMD^'itty promises to do It will vide revenue, but will protect Amer­ champion of protection, recognized as •So. H’hws’can be no settlement of the snch by the people, be can well afford to ican industries. AND NEURALGIA CURED BY ■UwK^wtlon iu a aatUacton manner 2. A sound money, gold basis cur­ despise the vindictive assaults that hare ^jb>. pt by the republican party. Trust It rency. been made upon him and the conspira­ 3. An anti-monopoly, anti-trust lawi cies which have been entered auto with tv the democratic party, and you will see . a view to his defeat. If there is any the samj blundering, destructive work you | that can be and will be enforced. Ta*HUral" iaterorotkuon of the onc ,hln? w>>ioh tbe American people liarrseen.B mahe with the tariff. Tbe । Monroe doctrine ruxi » firm advance- >»«>> Jo »eoompll.h in thi. campaign. towcralk party neT'-*r »ucceeded in it is the restoration of ot the policy of pro­ Its principles, bat om Ahlag. It I* masterful at finding | . a.“taofneorirc^u^gement of thc :‘cction along with the-jettlrtnentot the i hearty encourag Cnbw pewit, who ere flrhtlnr for fio’ncml qnertmn. They h.re had <a»H, U is a persistent bln iderer at N V Pr.HiR enough and to spare of free trade, even put the medicine right on the tiling else. free go nyg„ ‘ .‘jn its modified form and application. BIG AND GOOD t®SUG^ ^7 | _ Somcifcia ality is sacrificed in the LS-S, CJ- t to gfcns L z quantity for little money. ■ gio <fo*.«’1 lL 'I that IT ' ■ i • 1 • .Me it isn't. 1 or instance, there’s “BATTLE AX. The piece is bigger than you ever saw before for 5 cents. And the quality is, as many a man has said, “ mighty good.” There’s no guess work in this sistement It is jusr a plain fact. You can prove it by investing 5 cents in “BATTLE AX.” • PBEPAKATIONS FOR THE GREAT BATTLE OF NJ\ EMBER 8 ARE ALREADY WELL UNDER WAY. A NEW President ol me united states The New York UM Tribune IS T? BE ELECTED. AND w.ll. a» usual be found in the thickest of the tteht, b UUrne vTgjr.m.-lv for SOUND Bt PKINC1PLES. which will Iirimr PKOKFEKIT f * THE\’AT1ON. . THE NEW YOlCKIWEEKLY TRIBUNE Ik not oub the lendtee Reputlt :.u p-.^ r CMatty. but laPKE-kMINENTLY A .NATIONAL FAMILY PAPEU Il« campaign tmwhpud dlM*usNlnn» will interest every AnjrricaOi-ltlz^n All the new*of the Usv. Furalicn Varrenpandence. Agricultural 9cnr.na:vm. Murk -* r. Short Storieb roioplrite In each number, t’omlc llcturee. Fashion Plate* with eltib'tscriptions, sad a variety ot Items of hotiKehold interest, make tip AN IDEAL FAMILY I.»I't.K. We fanfih ‘The Banner” and New York Weekly Tribune” (bulb pajrr*) ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1’00CflJM IN flbVZINCE w Addrewi all order? to THE BANNER Write your nan ।e and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, Room :. ___ building, ____ _ New _________ 2, Tribune York City, and a sample copy of The New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. “WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES. GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF SAPOLIO Rheumatism Piles Cured CH all the S7U is true that the events of the last three years have knocked a good deal of their free trade theories out of the demoefate, for a time at- least. Bntthereisno reason to expect that they ever the ever will wmi occupy wiupj precisely *** r ' same ground on tbe tariff -question that the . and they will not permit themseives to be diverted by anything that partisan bushwhackers may do, from the one im­ portant work of placing our industries on a solid basis and establishing our financial policy,on sure foundations.— ~ .. , w ».._a Weekly. average republican does. They will be j found four years hence demanding a, • .reduction of the tariff duties then ■ “ * e is not tbe slightest | .ting that the tariff . 1 nd for taken out of politics , ”* . CTThe present administration pushed the currency question to the front to hide their tariff-reform failure. They see the remedy was even worse than tbe disease. It baa added to the democratic smash, and has not hurt re­ publicans, who will continue to push SORE SPOT? Dr. Handy’s Pile Cure The Inter Ocean It tbe Most Popular Republican Newspaper Of tlie West and Hat the Largest Circulation TERMS BY MAIL. DAILY (without Sunday)$S.OO per year DAILY (with Sunday)»6.00 per year ,nter Ocean— $11^2 Aa a Nmoapn THK IMTER OCKAN terota abreast of th. tunes m ■- ' rwroeta. It spare. nsltlMT pains nor axpoase in wourinp ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT LITERATI M The "Weekly Inter Ocean A» a Family Paper l» Not Excelled by ARTMEfT to th. vary beat of its kind. UThK PAG® PAFXR and contains th* News of the World a It la published in Ouc»s» . protection to the front.—Chicago Inter 1 Ocean. OCBAN. CWcar® �p]Astings BannER.. ----- fh^sday, June ^5- «896- H*PNOr*OED AND BURIED. vJi '^rnor’* Ml th' lortc^hy hj«, the {Elector, n i l-RAGSLE BEAUTT. Were 3Sot K.« B.« TUM.X OB W, ri^^w^h’1" . . er Louis Felix de Ecar■ e r raising .the L?axxty of , ;■ • <*men In the ekies, spys: • •• X •het' form .changes. , ht- wholr t*f their charms ; r>\L” These observers , <• hasty travelecs. bvt had 51..re. and their verdict of nearly 100 -years - ... .. ntvih' Iteauty and early i— v. hf’n thki .eridof the centmry - -..with- her athletic record And . -.rtn* youfb. i onld^porii. ' Km/ roT d«1«re, the New York e, ' . 4rpn»Uzednun wa,,eftM X J “U’ »“ pr«ot the spectator,, lowered Into, StoTe nine feet deep. Tie lid a tte ratket wog turn[>iMj ’ht th" TP"’ thi* T*ito thnahaft which led to the .urfree Trite. | • , j up. and, seizing him by called him a thief. Both ■’ l.and at the station it was th-'t the.second cyclist was the i' -f the. machine, vi’hieh had ■! ;> from him a few'moments h:>4Jx-en intrusted to the , QUELLS A RIOT. to Wtrtcb a Searchlight - Ws» Re- j ’ . I Tin • ;rk- raorchllgbt wa» vteed re'ill' i.. put flown a riot in Lancashire. , ■Vkrd A manufacturer, whora men is-': "r i. I , was determined to keen bis ..... r - . bnli going, nnd. .he promptly secured new hands and set them to work. At the Fame time he fixed a searchlight op iht factory building, to,prevent th© «-nk< :S from setting fire to the sheds rreet^i for the new hands. During “ie 'con:inuance of the strike this light was used nightly, in conjunction with the police established in the works, to ft,<1ur 1 •“’.country and to illuminate the parts uiMH-e picket* wcre p|ace<L. It utJ; found so effective that a large numwith? U mi>orar-V P°lice w«re dispensed [■■lliOD AND ITS ^CCTIB To the EonoaI have an absolute fc'r C“nsul”P<ion. By its line!;- use hopeless cases have been already ;'t?n'n y cured- 50 proof-positive am I L.JLS0,'0',lut 1 «o“»er tt my dutv to S f?la fr" to those of your readers Lui t '^““mpHou.Throat. Bronchial or wffl write o* ?P«S ^d p.jstoflice address. Sincerely, SCOTT’S EMULSKM ij, t, u, medujiprofenio*/or twmtjrjrtari. (XiA row doe­ teX Tbu u betme it it paLatabb—rittwyi mfom-a.'van .-oiUatat tbe purrU Norwegua Codtruer Oil and Hrpophctpbrin. ' . parKer s cincep tonic XgatmantfaBa BTwy u>o>hrr and n.vah.1 ^ioci<*. h«w ft ^TJta PARKERS HAIR balsam Pennyroyal pills • done tbe Oconn, JLttfta and . The. president of the lit­ is • ’ •cted every four years. • • • n >:-!?.ry of $500 a year, but ’ a? ' ::s'.;ington on business for h« . four dollars a day ; cnilcd chief, but none but r- !,>•«■ of more than 35 years is : the chieftainship. When » . t his duties are jierformed -Lief, whose salary is •ar. The chief has a cabinet« (• retaricB and the congress cor.>P - two delegates 'from every <•( the tribe. Ail Cherof : ’ iuid all white males who Li; wives have the right to • constitution prorides for :ii«'iiatiec of a public school hr I Er.dish and Cherokees are . Thr inhabitants of the reserve ■ • --' iit..fairly well educated. ' '■ i..:tid industrious. , business. It is the result of thc microbe TOO MUCH SLANG. craze, says the Globe-Democrat, and is nothing less than washing all the mo^ey. j ASK CLERK OUNCOED. His English. she handles, and chasging her employcfr^x, A countryman of G<4 the givesan in­ Two Dullard to Be Accused* ot , overtime, too. The discoverer of this' ----of _» t,he .l difficulty .i,j4 n foreigner fans ’ new way to enhance her uscfulnessnnd Rt*I,ee Ji?w UUJ IU CIIUUIILT IICI unv»niuvoo . Annie y . Nesmyth. .. ... ...... with Eniritshi Inntrt! •. .it-ver trick was played on a cost is the money-taker "’>th thi' the hnplfe Inrgti age.. He was in­ . . . . . ... »iiril nnt tr> idinner itiniT m ' rk the other day in Paris. A of a big vited out to m on dfbwn-tosvn hotel. Miss , on infter his arcosted him outside a store Xramvtb serve, at night mostly, and., t’™1 <» <H«» was desirous of i very pleasant' -'•■d him to look after his,biwhile less money comes in then than ii;i! ha went in to buy some­ nnd made use of the following cxduring the day, she is generally kept Th clerk consented, and the hr vc the blooming .pression: ‘Will you , •• ;i-> JilxHjt to go in when he busy enough. The mpney is often very idndness to." etc. He used it iu the dirty and to thy last degree repulsive ■■i a: i said that ns the other to handle. Now. tbe cashier is a trained sense that the word "b ooming" is used ’■ ^r to him he thought it nurse “resting” from her arduous pro­ in German ns being something very charming and beautiful, little knowing if he g$ve him ten francs fessional labors. After n sick spell tranter of his honesty. ’Hie from handling tbe soiled currency she what havoc slang has played with thc ’ii:g clerk handed him ths concluded to resign. She was persuade*! word in England. lit। wan absolutely . every . '.xxly _ '••ice. nnd th? stranger, after not to by an increase of her salary and at a losfi to uriderstanc: why was so utterly horrified at what hr ? to stand him a drink.when1 permission to wash the money. So • left him. After th’e clfcrk . every night sees a soup-plate of am* thought was an extremely nice ex , ; ’• <! about half an hour another monia water at her elbow, into whjch pression. ■ darting, cutting pains are ter­ rible. You are hardly sick enough to keep In bed, yet you are unable to go to work. It is severe suffering in every place and all the time. ' This Is Neuralgia. It is chiefly caused by malnutrition, over­ work and nervous exhaustion. Scott’s Emulsion of Cod­ liver <507 with ’ Hypdphospfrltes, feeds. the exhausted tissues and strengthens the nerves. Opium and similar drugs may quiet pain to-day, only to have it return again, for these' drugs weaken. Scott’s Emulsion permanently cures because' it feeds and strengthens. HINDER COR NS HewlyBwedurr INSULT TO INJURY. CwaLftoy* aU Mia. Mokn waOmg ruy lie. at Dnv;. ______ L»v«r Wa» Afr OOtoMter'a EacUak Pl—M4 Brui. ti . Added, ”1 prize ‘ your * friendship ’ * very highly, ■ (Mgtaai *»d Oxly Ctoiwfac. A fepoonmnore.” the young woman result of the first of .there great his­ it ware. Jdwan rtliohk. laoicb uk toric diuds was tAovertarn the founda­ said, with profound computation in her tions of Spanish empire, with ita do­ manner, according to Titbits, “but I minion or4»r tbe seas, its vaat colonial haw examined my own heart and it possessions. Ila -claim under a papai grtrves me to have xo say that any closer bull to an exclusive monopoly of the tie between us is impossible. It can new world. Tbe resuJt of the second was never tie. If you could know lhe pain Co decide.which should be the residuary I (“The pain it causes you!” he echoed. legatee of tbe deceased Spanish power. What Miss— MeTrance or England; -giving Id the eml “ «. . .do -.you . know of *pain. —------the succession to its old world doniinEisteh! Asleep or awake, for your image has been ion* to France. it» trade, maritime su- five *long ’Weeks * prenaocy and colonies mainly to Eng­ , constantly before, me. You have oeall my my --------heart land. •I copied . thoughts, filled ..... The result of the third was to shat- and ^wyed my appetite! 1 have ter Napoleon’s hofies of nscondancy bv 'c**ape<^ to take interest in the ordinary rea, and to force him buck on European afTair affairs "9 off nfe life.- Dyvotioir Devotiorrlike like mine would conquest*, upon projects which related R,o'e ^,e heart of a cast-iron statue; it excites pity. And tell to the old Avorld and not to the new.'•'*'* ”*“* only your ........ *“'* you *•* ” 1 Titt and Nelson did not disap^ar un­ me that ‘it can. nevyr be.” Friends!” til that end wits attained and England's | he exclaimed with increasing bitterness. ‘‘Friends! Will friendship restore to part in the later wars of Napoleon was lt loocsas sad separates the dirt, sulking that, having, as Pitt said in almost his his normal condition a wretched being v washing easy, bet does not Injure ths fabric. closing words, saved herself by her ' ’*t know him?” energy' she saved Europe by her ex- i his ” washerwoman “ “ ’ *doesn ’ ; “lam sorry Mr. Spoonamore.” rrample and assistance. spotfded the young woman, gently, her CASHIER WASHES MONEY. '^j\fingcrs straying in a mechanical waj» .Mlcrabr* ou Paper Currency Destroyed 1 over the piano, "but It is nil I ran offer you. And if—” by an Ammonia Batb. । “Maud McGinnis!” he gasped, a wild The fair metropolitan cashier has added a new factor to her growing val­ light dilating his eyes. “I—I can bear the pain of tour refusal, but do not. do uation which will not prove so desirable a wile in the eyes of her employer as not add insult to injury: do not spurn tbe honesty and efficiency which have me frdm your presence to the tune of won for her almost n monopoly in the I, ‘Get Your Hair Cut?” deadJy.; The leadens, under whom the Engitoh rallied ugainst there world-fomouc tnonurcZis were, first, Uixabeik i* and Drake.*, recoild. LVilliani rind MurL'1 borough; Third, Pitt and Nelson. The RESERVE. State of Michigan to John Davenport and Ira Mveitj ort Exn utora ol tbe last will and te>tamei tot iraliNvenport deecawt bearing dare, , I •— .1 rt-- *■ ■■ t. ...., ■ _ I!? B0P‘‘aqiD- U ’• thls room inclined so doubt the nye of the dmk. Enterpr*. injr furniture maker, rat ft, dimer.•ion, u year ego. and pttnoptlv flooded the country With George Washington derta. The, are elo« srproiiuctioox and wreral of them hare been held in fln "WirMion PO«ible. nnd nlw country tow, a, the original de,k. ““•hllng apectators .to view the tree A dealer .in antique, rewired a letter the buried tnaij. froto a -New England town la»t week eta? ,nl , :,r,h w<” shor­ he ]wv IO for Geonre ।; the coffin- ““Uto- the -v It:” "hut : , rloel, would |^y r Uteugre «»P “f.tht Waahincrtztrila •T't _______ .. . . that .” Waahingtontodeak. The writer imid of ahc dnyt not <lisit was in pertfectcondittoa.oznd he cudkl turiw(1wwblisb II. IdMjtlty by «m.I>aring ft | , th- "'<■ v»-nth day the ra.het wt* the old pictures of George Wuuk- I W«P In the pre«ene’eof aiart-eerowd ing^n-s Ius.it>,re. The „ he. uwekeued •‘Proimbly the writer wca« honest in 1J- n«e the ®>r^for hl. e^s-SoT his pretense that hia d«3< wna tbr 1 hv London .Lancet, which nrrath tte oriefouL” said the dealer, -'but of coursr “cooent of the diMrea>ing spectacle, it ia only one of the many®onnterferi< coniments on k, saying: that fatave been made. *nt. is difficult to imagine a morerr“There is fhardly a hi«tonic piece 'olting experiment than this. Even old fix-nirure but has beenwinterfert- granting that tfheae trances hare any ed. ami even- week 1 ranoive letters use vri^tever—which we ouraelven fail from oountny people who imvc found to admit—there .can be no posj-iUe-ex­ cue of these production*, and. believ­ cuse for making them more horrible ing it be genuine, offer tn well it for than they a!rea£.y are bv burying tte B a large price. -.Some of thcar reproduc­ man. “Any experiment it was desired te tions oo£y an et pert can detect.” perforxfc could have been done ripxaTly ENEMIES OF ENGLAND. well by scaling (be-man up’In the box without fgofng through the details tvf huryingtiim nnd digging him up again. The three greatest irotcntatesttfgnod- Moreover, under such circumstances, it <isn times Jtave been Englund’sAtnmu- » ngpoofible to give him ?id quickly <RiB .niituganiKtH—.viz., Philip n„ uiuis |«ta>ul<l Ire need it, and. although a«eL XJ^’.and NnpoieoM. Of these three Ji n- ; dents may be rare in hypnotism, their pttleon wue the most powerful, aay-.s . possibility iis by no gnenns to l>e negJUaekwoud’K Magazine, Phjhip the most leded.” >nr f lurid Copperfield watriei tlie virtues of his imag ।. . o the granddaughter of I is repnoached with the ghostof In r grandmother, who ,t iicaduchi*—>atAenst acennl.;.'ian—hut who,-on theaon> niodel of physical perfec* i: it comes to the testimony nho saw the-gn) nd mother •hat is "another story.” . chaplain in Kochmnbearis •;r;g the aevohition, wrote ®f ,•.omen in 1782: ->Theyj are v. •Il-proportioned, their leat2: • rally regular, lheir com■; <■ ' ’in raUy fair owl without. । years of age the women ,*r the freshness of-youth. । ; y ore wrinkled and de- h. ■ • - tern parr «xf Ntvrxh Caro5 »-i 'i rV.v-organized republic, t of both ktnte an«l nation­ . :-.j;,-rts. It is known aa thc . ■ aud is t he home of about : . • l heiokee Irwlinns belongera branch. The re■ — iin*rr‘-i B<xmd Table, has ■ ■ ' .t.o 'ni’rvs. c r S3 square i>f ft** riehesd valley land of the r^‘uX“in‘EnXd,^:«s u1' O0"’»‘e“t looking desk ft a,,{ic of hosntn v. and with lot, ot noom for the writer’s arm. The -'fang -roman of Obe piwent .gent-rr-fi'bn who \enturw 'to howi a or "nerves” is immediately ht-a-bv ! ,-,.1 hy indignant «criticfi with co i»f mu inftlniothar. If the.Traudmather iu.r gta is livin;12 the fact, of her continued ea• i. imujeio tell, and if she ak-epa father* her grandchild iscon. -th her ghost, the ghost ia-en,iih ns many excellencien ;aa ih whom Iletsy Trotwood eu- THE QUALLA = MORTGAGE BALK. DetountavtMtereiBtee fis tte «te Gewre WMhlngton'. desk, together with yape«t>.r piece, olhS. fur^ture. ---- co0 icji go*- PropriMOT.. .... *’•’ MORTGAGE SALE. “TXanlt hfiving been made tn tbe condtHops cf each note as it arrives is dropped. It . gets a quick btt^b and then is laid out i o» a piece of flannel to dry as tenderly as if it were her best piece of jewelry. The water has to be changed two or three times in a night. ' i —*----- IZ—TTT-----I Won’t Work There. It is an odd fact that the e lines will not work through the Hoosac tunnel. Me,rage, hare to be raniion wires strung on poles over the top of the mountains, full' fully nine miles, and tbe »>at is the way ingoing and outcommg ( l-asranger and freight trains are nernlded to tbe keeper, of the two tunnel approaches. In order to maintain this overland mountain line a swath of woodland has to be kept clear of trees and bu«hes directly up the steep moun­ tain side. There are supposed to be magnetic ores inside the mountain. SowIqk Bacteria is the SolL A Jcranwlem Landlord. The landlord hotel -----------------of the ... Jerusalem . nt jaffn |fi named Hardegg. He is a German, who tinges everything con­ " *— r-«n. nected with his establishment with a sacred hue. hue. The. The. two two wingsox wings of ms his xpiei Iptel sacred tire respectively designated the Old Testament and the New Testament. whn<J (he J2 ro^g jn each correspond. — iriglv bear the names of. the 12 ,_-i tribes lhe 12 ^.tfe,.. Before - -* • p Hartjppg presents each t(juri6* wjUj a litt|c liooll of his own with a little look of his own |n rtvkkl Pills,” ’' and .mponlng, rtyled -uihle "Bible PilU. and __ ——— the Iwhinntinn; . r. on cover, Injunction: utiijtuB .------------------. “One to v be taken every „Urht night nndmornand morn­ ing to assist your spiritual digestion.” The Northwest Magazine says that in running a steamboat from Rainy Lake river to Rainy I-ake, in northern Minnesota, the craft was compelled to XiuincevM., nerr Notbe, a German ft-icnti.t, ft । K uid to have dlMOvered a mean, ofcul-, t^ tbe . . r current and tbe full -a** ™ ' thrBtcambMtshotoutof ^er^le^h. easing teria wbieh nee the catiie of the .m L*^??;.'T,“^;nie beueve. I redder, and keel, wheei and mospberic nitrogen, and he eproductlveneM ,w|tt. strong and that the productiveness of certain «»• । inff. can be inervuwed by -c~ --o teria. As the experiment not likely glided hi. craft safely intoquietwater. the farmer 1250 an ncr^. he is n^. — „ to try it on an extensive scale. Bed Mon’s Medicine. The Indian pbannacopain comprised thoranghuort. •pure' 1,,d •“ Tu the reign of Loci, XV. « »>'™“ I heinK u«-<l »» emetic; the bark of'be edict wae poraed In Fraaee to the foUo»- horee ehetnot and butternut, used a, Inir effect: "Whoeoeier. by mean, of led and white paint, perfumet eraence,. Charts nAltWnt teeth. f.l« \»'r’ used on their weapon*- xor —-iron eoraet,. hoop*. ,hoe. with high employ^ tobacco .nd --afrw; heel,, or f.l- Wpfc ahould ^ektoin tor’cough.. .Hppery elm; Wduce into the bond, of marriage any th. wild goouiberry; for wwk po« male .ubjeet of hi, m.Je«ty «b»H be flered puff bUI.. They treated boil, piwcoled for witchcraft nnd declared wtth onion poultloea. incapable of mplrimony.” jaXdn SOAP. I THE avUuiy of Barry lasaid State of MKhbum. an tbe Twenty third day of June A. D. riebteec hunJred ate riebty ooe la Litar 16 of Murt«Mmi. on pure TOO which said mort*M«e was duly MMirred on Pie tenth day of January, A. D. ft If lit ten huusttd ai.d uluety five, by the said Job" Hnd Ira Davenport, executors, to Cameron D Waterman, of Detroit, In said state, asd Er»i. >t T- Tappey ot tbe wine place, sole esecu’or of theLi'f *111 of Prtnria W. Tappey, de­ ceused . and Helen E Waterman of the state ot CO'ur-do. hole executrix uf the last will of Thomas G. Waterman, deceased, which said asj-lgt-ment was. on tbe First day of June A. D, eiftliv-en hundred and ninety-five, ncorded la said Hechter's Office, lu Liber 33 of Mortyjiges oa p>ge 3TA npon which inort<age there Is claimed to te due at the date of this notice, the sum of Three Hundred and sixty-five dollars ($363.00) and no suit or proceedings at law hav­ ing been Inrtltutei at law to recover tta, same or any part thereof.notice is therefore hereny given, that «n Tuesday the 23th day of August uext. at eleuen o’dtack in the forenoon. I shall sell at public auction, to tim hieljcrt bidder.' (sale to take place;at the front door of the Court House, in the city ot ItaHiings that being the place where lhe. Circuit Court for Barry county Is held), the premises described In said mortea*e. (or so much thereof as ahall-be necess.’iry tosatlsfv tbe amount due on such Mortgage, with seven tar eent. interest and legal tools, together with an attorney fee of Fifteen Dol­ lars provided for oy statute', that Is to sav, the folluwltig piece or parcel ofl&nd, viz: . The South West quarter of tne South West. West quarter of taction Twenty-two [221 lu Township Tw<» (21lNorth. Range Ten 110] Wett, in the County or Barry and State of Michigan, rontalnln* forty acres more or less. Dated Kalamazoo May 25. «®C. camf.bovD Waterman. ERNtarrT.TAPi’RY. Executor, Helkn E. Watkrnan. Executrix. Assignees of Mortgage* s. J. 1>. Bcaxs, Attorney for Af-ikh—es. ADMINISTRATOR'S SA, E. I ’’’Dec*asH|er ° K^U,e Of AsI,er K: stan* Nottceds hereby given that I shall sell at Pub­ lic Auction, to <hd highest bidder, on Saturday (lie twenty filth day <>i July, a. D . te*c. at nine o'elrrk. lu ipe Joreioon. at liir PiuliMte office hi the Cuiirt House, lu lhe City o! -Uasuugs. In tbe County of Barry. In tbe State or Michigan, pnrMUUit to License red authority granted to me on tbe fifth dav ofiJutie. A. Da ihm?. by lhe IVobate Court of Barry Couiny. Michigan, all or tbe estate, right, (Hie and Interest of the said de­ ceased of. In and th the real estate sltuste moi taiiig tn th** Ounty of Barry, in the State-of Michigan, known and dencrihed ks follows: to-wlt: The North East fractional quarter of Section fourteen town one (I) North ranee ten GO) West con tai atng one hundred fifty-nine acres ot laud more or lew*. Dated June 6tb A. D. 1K9G. ___________ Aun<C.T<>w>«. Administrator. • MOBTGAGEtSALF. Default havlne been made 111 the conditions of a certain mortgage. ♦ xeauled bv Lee Tinker to Mark Norrl-«. dated the first day of October 18el. record'd HiriSevcuth davof October HIM. as*Uued by Use said Nark Norris, tbe eighth day of DecemtMT 1S«8. to Tip Ketchum, and by the said Tip Ketcbuui asslgi ed to Harvey WilflauH.ontlie thirtieth day of December im. and on which mortgage I he re Is cue. at the date licre* f. Tro Hundred and Seventy dollars. Notice is ‘jereby given tlat t»v virtue of the fiuwer of sale in aaxi mortgage. 1 shall fore­ close tta Raroe. by a >ale at public auction 1 to Hie hixliert bidder, at th» North front door ot .the Court House. In the City of Hastings, on the thlrn day of July IH*C. at ten o’clock In the fore U1N4.. <-f nil that certain piece nr parcel of lju.d Mltuwtfd In the town«hlp of Yankee-Springs. < ounty of Barry *i:d Slate of Michigan known and described as tlie South east quarter, of ttie North east quarter, ol Beetion number twentytwo, in towt aLip three north of range ttn west, containing forty acres of land according to (he government atuvey.lbe same bring tbe martgaged nremlres itattd April 4th l»f-C. Hahvky Wiluamr. Chas, H I’aueb. Atalgnee. Mate and recorded in xhcu®re of th* April I8&6 appointed >iy t-be Pretax* ; In and for the Coanly of vaiteo*^ said State as Administrator <4 tte; Eriare of saM Tbeadotik Drvcr de tsretoj by virtue nf wbieh appototrnem/he holds said mortgage as such administrator. MMfi J on which mortgage there 1# claimed la to- dte at che date of thin notice tbesum of Fite HuadL red and Three Dollars and Ctty-foar ertoa and an attorney a fee of twenty five drilare pte-1 vldcd for in said mortgage and no suit nr ceedlng* at law having beta instituted te» re- 1 cover the amount secured by said mortgage any part thereof: • NoMce Is therefore hereby given that on ttaaE-. eighth day of August. A. D. IKK, at ten o’rtacit In the fort noon, there will be sold at lb* Nurtfc ■ front door of the Court House. Id the Cfcv. «C Hastings. County of Barry and State ol Meh- . Sn. (said Court House being the bnitda-u. to ich the Circuit Coort for the Connty. ot Is held), at public auction to rhe hlgta»t biPiter, lhe premises described in said raorteaxa ar aa much thereof as may be necessary t’> sat»Br', the amount due on said mortgage, as above sat forth with the Interest thereon, and tta roatoi charges and expenses allowed by law and pro­ vided for in said mortgage, said preml**.* te-1 Ing situated In the JowDSblp ot Vaakaeg’ Springs, in the County of Barry and sure «f.%Michigan and described ns the East half oilte1 South West quarter of section tweniy-berrD. to town three North, range ten West etnj :vntoK eighty acres ol land more or les*. Dated Hastings. Mich, May 13. iot. | JASI-KR. AfUtoi, ■ Administrator of the Estate ot Theadotla Dry­ er. deceased. Assignee, of Mortgage. ■ Aloxzo E. Kenabtox. Attorney for Jasper Adams Admlnhtrxfor 4te, Assignee of said Mortgagee. MOETGAGE SALE. Default having been made Tn the ctB.i.'iiiotoaof a certain mortgage made by Hiram A Bar­ ber, Elizabeth R?Barber his wife. Clarence M. Barber and Lillian Barber his wife io Pnrirp TL Crigrove dated March 14 A. D. 18SB. anti rfrcteM ed in the office of.the Register of Dee«to. fte ate C’ountv of Barry’ and Htate of MDehtana, on Xte. I4th dav of March A. D. H9& to IJ0w 4T «(• Mortmutts, ou page 2GB, That, said mortaME was duly assigned to Sarah Johnson, and daly recorded in the office of the Register of Dewfir •. far Barry County. Michigan. That said mortgxgv wa* upor..lhe express­ condition that should default be made iu the payment of Interest, or any part thereof on any >imv whereon the saase Is made due ate f«yat»lft. as above expressed, and should th*- sates recaalu unpaid and iu ar rear for the spuing, thirty days then, and from thenceforth, that * to say, after the lapse of tho said thirty days, so much of the aforesaid principal sum of three hundred seventy four and ic-ioo dollar* as. 1A, mains-’unpaid, with all arrearage of inferete thereon, snail, at the option of the said party ato the second part became due and payable. | Default having been made la the payment *1 interest due March nth. 1S»’ and the Mme bal­ ing remaived uejmid and in arrears for tte" space of thirty days and upwards the aforesaid' principal sum of three hundred wenn -fomv and 1G-100 dollars with all arrearage of totgrteg' thereon Is now declared due and payable Or dtaf terms of said mortgage, on which mortgam, there Is claimed to be duo at tbe date of thknotice the sum of four hundred three DoUtea: and fifteen cents, and au attorney’s fee dll Twenty-five Tiollars provMed tor ta said rndtfrl gage, and no sulf or proceedings at fine ha via* «>cen instituted to recover the moneys ■jeeureC'S > by said mart gave. or any port thereof, Now, Therefore, by vxrtae of the power of. sale contained In said mot tag re. add ttestuttote' in such ease made and provtoud. notice is hurebv given that on Saturday the Twenty fifth <teu of July A. D. ifw;. at. len o’clock In the tate-P noon . I shall sell ar Public Auction, to tor hrgtafi est bidder, at the North front door ofitb* 7<>arti House In the City of Hastings. MtebtouB 'rink* being the place where the Circuit Court tet Barrs-County is holden), thepremisrs ties^beti, in said mortgage, or so much thereof as tar necessary to paylhe amount dye on satd mart­ gage with seven percent, interest, and *H leeah costs .together with an attorney's fee riTwcDtu-t five Dollars covenanted for therein, th* prenite। ea being described in said mortgage as alLtbMe! certain pieces and parcels, of land rituair- nfii bring in lhe city of Hastings Id the (’vnnty al Harry and State of Michigan, and known aagde«crii*d as follows; Tbe North half of lots Nine hundred axd stx-i .ty-tbree ffiC3) and Nine hundred slxiy-fotir «9eu of tbe City of Hartings. Michigan, according te the recorded plat thereof. • . Sarah Johxmjx, PHIL! p T. COLC.ftOVK. Assignee ol MorixyigMk Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee. • Dated April 20,18M. , .MOKTGAGE 8A1.E. ' I ' Default h:< vine tree a mad** in the eordltkinc of h rertuln mertgase made b* Jlarxiert A. . Hteveiie. F-oretreeiR.BpanldltK. !<rrm B. Bar­ : k*r. Nan E. Ba>k»r BiadcLc B. Parke’-. Aeucv Bxik«r. Mx. tin V. Barken Harriett I. Barker to Emily D. Bostwick, of Ithaca. New York dated lta*mher!iT A. D. Dto mid rerordi ed iu the < fikeof the Realstrr<f Ikeas. for the County <1 Burry ar.d stale of Mlchlgiin, on the l»th day of December A. D. HK), in I lirer 33 of Mortgager, on page 72, on which mortgage therq Im claimed to be due at the date of this nolle* tfieauuiot E'gfit hupdred Ninety Eight Dollars hi.u Ninety Ki<Ll eculF.ai'.d an atton.r^’5 f’.r«'r . MORTGAGE SALE. i Twenty five Dollars provided for In said Default baring been made in the conditloas, mortgage, and no suit or prceredings at law f a certain rnortL ’mre made bv The Tbe XMilpaffl Mtebfaaa* .__________ -........... mortgage msde by 'having taen ___ iratilutcd to recover the............. moneys..... I ofacetuln I by sslu iiortfagr. or Hbj jart thtrcof: I Whip Compmi; h cor। oraljoti organizts »tfor. Therefor-J by vTr w «f tue power ot 1 tl e law< of the 8tbte of Mlri tpan and IbmHbr! I iitlc. ui'jitgt'ge.Bi.a ................ .. the ... L. I Ifs <« at llvktlt vu Barry V.arrv Cnnata,!* IL- place oi basIntM at HarilLKB. sxlf contah-.ed l. stitI Michigan tn the Hartlrgs City Hauk a corpora ' । hereby given, that on Saturday the l*t day of | lion orgaulzed under 1 be Ihws of the Slut* ut. '1 August a I', ikmia: Itu'doik in tn* fun noon.! Michigan and having it* • Imcc of buiunoa at'| «hpll »ri! m l‘ub!l«* A net l< n. tot he hlxtast bld- I Hastings. Barry County. Michigan,dated Marth! | <)*r Kt lli»- N<mli front dour uf tlie-tourt House a. A. D lex. and recorded la the office cl the! In the c ty of Ihiitinr*. (that being th* place 1 Kfribter of Ofcds. for the County of Bam ate! । ?h’. rtlh’. C’rvuiS Court’fur Barry County is I StHie of .M>clil«an. o:i the. Fifth day of AiavtRj In Uber 38 of MirigHges. ou ' ’.Okiet?. th* prrmhfs described In said mutt- A. mnrtjage Hir-re g gr. thereof n' n< may be nece<«»rv I| <21. ii a”.or ’ I so murii UIVII-VI IllftJ ITIIOCSMT* ,---- on ublch ....... , ■■■ I . clatnrtd *------- , tote.' he nt»’.lcfctl,e sum of FivwJ to po lhe urn ui.tidueon snltl mortgage, with . J d.“ u~'-‘ — ttl ’l*J e dateul dateut ihlu iLlano.lixll.e *>l rttel 8 ver cent. interest. and all legal costs, together ' ttimmar.d one torn tired • Iriity-dx Dolan ate, With an attorney s fee of Twenty five Doi lari Klevrn ctuu. aud re attorney • lee ot coi e. hi a> t. <1 far for Uejn UMjn In the )»remises being Icing detie- 8^ iMHani pre v.d. c. tor iniSa'd mortnp. ate. coie. «cilin’d In F»ld n ortpiu- a.« all that certain hit no suit or uroccedlnCT at law haviog tern .’S' ■ piece mi d parcel <4 land sliume tn the Town of btltutedtarecourthr mote}1: a.cured bj said, Maple Grave Id tb^-County of Barry and State mortgage.-or ai.y part thereof; Now.Therefore, by virtue of the pewit at-, | o: MlclrtiU', iu.u known and described as lolsale contained in raid mortgage,and the Matatol lows: : . • Tbe Ea»t half of the South East Quarter of In such'case made aod provided, notice * Hero-, Section Thlrfy. tra (32) In Town Two (2) North by given that on Friday the Third day of 1 Rang'- Seven 7t West containing Eighty Acres A. I). 1KM3 at TO o'clock lu t-hr Forenoon, i Khali sell-at Pfibllc Auction, to the highest bidder, al! ol Um more or less. the North front door of the Court House, in the. Emily D. Bomtwick. Mortgagee. City of Hastings {that bring the plait* where the Circuit Court for Barry County Is boldra]., I’ll! LIFT. Cot <1ROVR, the premises described in said mortgaw. er. Attorney for Mnrtf>gee. • ' so much thereof as mav be neresvai-y t* psy rte Arriiywh. inw. • amount due on rxld moi'gag-.. with par. cent, lutereit. and all IhuUVom». t< jp-’ker wrth MORTGAGE HALE. an attorney’s fee of Thirty-live Buikos «•»-: Default having been made in the condlifiana enaiited therein, the premixes ba Ing. de- . of a mortum? made by Win. If. Whipple and scribed Infor mortgage as ail thme • vrtaka. his wife Kiln A. Whipple, to John Andrews. lots pieces said and parcels of land situate to Ike. January im. and on January 23.1833. record­ City ot Hastings iu tbe County of Barry aMX> ed hi the offl e <.f the Bcghfer of Deeds ot stMteof Michigan, and known and described a>! Barry County in the State of Michigan. .torn follows:. Damnd tn tbe Michigan, Iu lu Il.tirn Lois six hundred twenty-seven ’.8371 .Hx ksa-. deed twenty eight arid six hundred : wentyBUfl Fifty One Itoilara and elghly-nloe crets nlne [C49| together with the tenements, heredity aud no suit or pto-eedlngs at law having been aments and appurtanencreb* longing or l»a»y-: hiatituted to recover the amount secured by wise pertaining to or situated upon sa>d real, said mortgage or any part thereof. Including the power connected » ith tte! Notice Is therefore hereby given, that on Sat­ estate buildings unon said real estate also lix India* urday the 18tb day of July n®fl. at tra o'clock engine, shafting counter ?hafilr.g.puU»y» in tbe forenoon, there will be sold at the north hangers,noiler and machinery of eveiv sal ere front door of th* Court House, In the City of and kind belting connected with or In said buihtiegu. County of Barry and State of Mkfiii: One and Hastings. Haktinob City Ba mm, ican, said Court House being the place in wtaeli P hil : p T. C olgbova Mottgaefouthe circuit court for the County of Barry ts Attorney for Mortgagee. held, at public auction to tbe highest bidder, Dated March 28. 18to. tlie premises described in said mortgage or so muev thereof gs ma> be necessary to satisfy tbe amount due on said mortgage with the’ intereat MORTGAGERALE. thereon, and the costa. ciiKrjrea and expenses Default having been made In tbe rertfliim*! j allowed by law and provided for In said mertI;age, said premises being situated In the VII- of a certain mortgage nude by Gtstgn W.. age of Delton, County of Barry and State of Gregory and Ann Gregory bls wife to Amaa Ik, « Michigan and desert bed as Village Lou Nun­ Austin dat'd January 2nd A. IL 1»2. k*d re­ tar tbrrtv four and thlrtv five In the Village of corded In the oft re of tbe Register of Dredk. Del I or, Barn < ouriy. Michigan, according to for the County of Barry and Htate tf MtH.lgaiB,. on the Hecoad day of January A. D. iawr fo- < the Recorded F al thereof. Dated April». 1H8. w John ANDXKwa, Alonzo K. KgXASTox, Mortgagee, live Dollars and attorney fnr Mortgagee. PINGREE SHOE Shoe with CZ1IUV mull Ma Koro. aa For Men, Women Boys and Girls. MORTGAGE HALE. Default bavins been made In tbe conditions of a mortgage made bv James F. Norwood and Della Norwood, bls wife, to John Andrews. March 22.1883. and on March 27.188). recorded Id the-ofilce of tbe Register of Deeds of Barry County In the Sealant Michigan. In Uber 38 of M<.rtr.av*,un nege 1». on which inortyage there Is claimed to be due Five Hundred and Twentv elaht Dollars and thirty six cents and do suit or proceedings at law bating been In­ They are made by securely Inserting a tuted to recover the amount secured by said piece of especially prepared rubber Ib. bat st nmrt gage or any part thereof. not. through the outeraole by the McKay Notice In therefore hereby elven, that on Sat­ urday the I8tb day of July taw. at ten o’clock Patent Procew*. In tbe forenoon, there will be sold at 1M north frontdoor of the Court House, in tbe City of UaatiDgs. County of Barry and Htate of Mich igan. said Court House bring the place in whkb, tbe circuit oaurt for tbe County of Harry ish-ld. at public auction to the highest bidder, tbe premises described In said mortgage or so much thereof i s may be necessary to satisfy tbs amount due on mortgage, with toe In U-rest thereon, and tbe ooota, ebarw aod ex louses allowed by law and provided for in Mid mortgage, said premises bring situated In tbe Vlllsg** of D« hon. County of Barry and Beats of Mlcbiga*. nnd ae»crlt»ed a* lot nuutier slxteeo id the Village of Delton also lox Dumber ooe hundred and thlr’-eo in Bush-and Blackman’* FOB SALK BY Adoltunt to said VIBags-of Doltop. tarn«*» tv. Mich., according to tbe Recorded Plat tbere- W. H. SPENGE UAST1NGS. Driad. April n, im. . JOHH AXDMKWB. AlowzoR. KBNArrox. Murtagee. Attoroey f or MorUfsgee. moneys secured by said mortgage, or •> y thereof: Now. Therefore, by virtue of tbe jwi by given that cm Hiturdav the Eleventh dav ta> July A. D. 1K», at ten o’clock in tbe fotenaaaJtfr shall mH at Public a net lor., to tbe hlgtaat •» der, at the North front door ef tbe Court Hnwii in the City of Hastings. Barry Co.. Mlcb, ittak being the place where tbe Cireott Coan ite', Barry C-vunty is holden the premises temrito ea lu said mortgage, or so much thereof a»SM0> to DeeeMMtry to pay tbe -amount due oe fotal mortgage, with alx per cent, interest ate attl legal coats, together with an attornevX fee rit Twenty-five Dollars covenanted fur thereto.ttatji premises t>elng described In said mortaaae m al) Umm pteoee or parcels of land sltuaie to Dm; Town of Castleton ini b« Connty of Harrv amfi Htetoat Michigan, and known and deacrttad w. Tbe East fifty acres of land to be la ken the South West Quarter ot Section No i») rent two acres Id tbe Hotiib East comertb- vota.. Philip T. Golubova. 1 i 1 , । 1 ‘ �Hastings Banner Thursday, June 23. 1896, MAMHAU. L. COOS.Bailor SDK HASTINGS, MICH., PO8TOFFK AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES speaktog part* of tbe cot tine nt by tbe teutef its inhabitants. From lhe boor uf achieving tbelr own In- other American to free lhemsdywi from European doml W«t watch wlorCeep and abiding interest the heroic b itUdwtbe Cuban painots against cruelty and oppqeMlon. and our best hopes go out for the lull suscess of tbrir determined contest tor liberty. . . The government of Hptln. hiring hHt con­ THE OHIO STATESMAN CHOSEN trol of Culm, aud bring unable u» protect tbe property or lire* <4 resident American citizens, ON FIRST BALLOT. or to comply with Its treaty obligations, vre be­ lieve that the goveniment uf tbe Unlledl states THC GREAT CHAMPION OF PRO­ should actively use Ils lnlhtei.ee and gpod of­ fices to rest ore peace and give Independence to TECTION WILL BE OUR NEXT the island. PRESIDENTThsDeaeesnd security ot the repuNIc and the tnaluteiiHive of its riglitful Influencrlamong tbe nations at the earth, demand a naval power cauimonmirate with Its position a«d responsi­ or SILVER EXCEPT BY INTER­ bility. We therefore favor the continued- enlargeiuent of the navy aud a complete system of NATIONAL AGREEMENF. haroor and seacoast defeases. For the protection of lhe equality at our American citizenship., and for the wages 0! our working men against the tatal '•onipeltlon of low urlee labor, we demand thst tbe Immigra­ Friday morning at 10:30 Chalrtnau tion taws be thorouy.hly enforced, and so ex­ tended as to exclude Ironi entrance to lhe Thurston of the St. Louis convention cal­ United states those who can uel’her read nor led the great republican gathering to order The’ civil service law was placed on the statute and after prayer had been offered by Rev. tojg by the republican- party, which ha* alwa>b sustained It, and we renew our declara­ Scott, proceeded to business by announc­ tions that It shall be thorougnly and honestly, nnd extended wherever practicable. ing that the first thing’ In order whs -to enforced We demand that every citizen ofthe'Uulted listen to ttm report uf lhe Cumtnttlee on States snail be allowed to cast one free and iu> restricted ballot, nnd that such ballot shall be Resolutions. Senatot-elect Joseph B. counted and returned as cast. proclaim our unqualified condemnation Foraker, of Ohio, crowded his way to the ot We the uncivilized and barbarous practices, well front of tlie platform aud read the plat­ known a« lynching or killing of human beings, suspected or charged with crime, without pro­ form of the republican party for its con­ cess of law. ■ We favor the creation ot a national hoard of test this year which Is as follows: arbitration -to settle and adjust differences The republicans ot ths United States, as­ which may arise between employers arid em­ sembled by tbelr reprvs?Dt<live»-fo uatlounl ployed engaged In inter-state commerce; rooventiGD. xppealh'g for the popular and his­ We believe in an immediate return to the fre* torical Justification ot their claims to the homestead polity nf lhe republic tn party, and malchleis 'aehl°-v«*menCs of 30 years of republi­ urge the p- ssage bv congress of tbe sattafacto y can ruie. earnestly nnd confidently address free homestead measure which has already pas­ themselves io lhe awakened iLtelllgence, ex sed the house and Know pending tn the senate. perlence and conscience of tbelr countrymen hi We favor the admission of tlie remaining ter­ the following declaration ot facts and prln- ritories at the earliest practicable date, having due regard to the Interests ot the people ot the tbe first time since the civil war (he United States. Ail the federal officers ap point­ American people have witnessed the calamit- ed tor the territories Wiould be selected from ems consequences of fall and unrestricted demo­ bona fida residents thereof, and the right of cratic control ot ths government. It has been self-goversrnent sboud be accorded as far aveeord of unparalelled Incapacity, dishonor, aa practicable. dhas^rs. In administrative managmenc it has We beljeve the citizens in Alaska should have ruthlessly sacrificed Indispensable revenue, en­ epresentaiion In tbe emigre's of the 'United tailed an unceasli g deficit, eked out ordinary States, to tlie end that ueeuful legis'alion may current expenses with borrowed money, plied be Inlelllgentlv enacted. op tbe nubile debt by S-Ma.OOO.l 00 In time of • We annualhlze with all wise and legitimate peace- forced an adverse balance of trade, kept efforts to lessen the evils of Intemperance aud a perpetual menace banging over tbe n demp- promote moralltv. Uou fund, pawned American credit to alien The re publican party is mindful of the righta ayodlcate and reversed all the measures and and Interests nf women. Protection of Ameri­ moults of successful republican rule. In the can lodustririt Includes equal opportunities. broad rtf-ct ot Its-po icy it bas precipitated Wttal pay for work .and protection to the borne. panic, blighted industry and trade will) pro­ s favor the admisklon of women to wide longed depression, closed factories reduced spheres of usefulness, aud welcome tbelr co-op­ work and wages, halted enterprise and crippled eration In rescurlng tbe country from democrat American production while stimulating foreign aud popull't mismanagement and mlsnde. production for American market. Every' conSuch sro tbe principles and policies or tbe re­ alderaxiou of public safety and Individual in public «n p rty. By these principles we will terest demands that the government shall be abide and these policies we will put loi» execu­ rescued from the bands of those who hive tion. W« ask for them tbe considerate Judg­ shown themselves Incapable of conducting it ment of tlie American people. Confident alike without dis*ster at home tend dishonor abroad, In tbe history of our great party and in the and shall be restored to the party which for :w Justice of our cause, we present our platform years administered U with uoiqtiaied success and our candidates In tbe full assurance that and prosperity. tbe elrctlon will bring victory to tbe republican We renew and emphasize our allegiance to party and prosperity to the people uf the United the policy of protection and the bulwalk of States. American Industrial Indepedence and the Senator Teller, ot Colorado, wbb will fountain of American development and pros­ perity. This, true American p-'hej- taxes foreign possibly head a democratic ticket, offered products and encourages home industry; It puts the-burden of revenue on foreign goods; It se- as a substitute for the financial plank, as cureM the American market for tbe American producers; u upholds the American standard of prop jsed by the majority report the fob wag-tsforihe American workingman; it puu lowing:— ' lhe factory by the side of the farm and inskes tbe American lannt-r lessdrpjndtnton foreign “The reotibliean piriy favor* the use of both demand and price; tt difftnef general thrift gold and siver as equal standard money, and aod founds the,strength of all on the strength pledges Its power to secure the fre*. unrestrict­ of esc j Lu ItshipplleaUoii It is just, fair and ed and Independent coinage of gold and Oliver impartial, equally opposed to foreign control at United States mints at the ratio uf ic parts of aad domestic monopoly, to sectional discrlmln- silver to 1 o! gold.” atfon and Individual fovor Lisin. Tills substitute was voted down by a We deuounce tbe present democratic tsriff as Beetiooal, Injurious to tbe public .credit and des­ vote ot 812tol!0)<. and was followed tructive to basinet) enterprise. We demand such an equitable tariff on foreign Imports by a few of the silv*r men about a dozen which come Into competition with American product* as will not only furnish adequate in all, walking out of the convention. reveoue for tbe necessary expenses of tbe gov Following this came a roll call ofl tbe eromenc, but will protect American labor from degradation to tbe wage level ol other lands states for presidential nominations. John We are not pledged to any particular schedule. M. Baldwin, of Council Bluff, lov^n, spoke The question ot rates Is a practical question tu be governed by tbe conditions of tbe time an 1 forWm. B. Allison of bls own state: at production; the nil fog and uncompromising prwclple Is the protection and development of Chauncey Depew named Levi P. Morton; American labor anti Industry. The counUy de­ mands a tight settlement, and then it wants Gov. Hastings presented Matt Quays name; Senator Lodge placed Speaker Reed In We be levs the repjnl of the reciorocity ar­ rangements nepotfau'd by the last tvpubH-an nomination and Senator-elect Fonaker administration was a national calamity, and we demand tiirlr renewal and extension o-a such nomlna ed Wm. McKinley. The first bal­ terms as will remove the res’.rtc Ions which' lot was tak< n which resulted hi follows: now obstruct the sale of American products In McKinley 66LX? Morton 58; Quay <IX. the ports of oti er countries, and secure enlarg ed miTKets for the products of ouf farms, Reed 8LX; Allison S5}£; Cameron 1. Mc­ forests and foctories. Protection and reciprocity are twin measures Kinley’s nomination wm made unanheous. of republican policy, aud go htnd In band. Garrett A. Hobart, of New Jersey, was Democrat rule lias recklessly struck down both, aad both must be re established. Protection far what we produce; free admission for the naminattd for Vice Pi evident. necessaries of life which we do npt produce: McKinley Is bring congratulated ofa all reciprocal agreements ol mutual Interest which gain open markets to* us In return for our open sides. Dispatches from Pittsburg state market to others Protection builds up domes tic indurstry and trade, and oectfres our own that stacks of telegrams congratulating market tor nuraWves; reciprocity builds up McKinley have poured into the offide so ferelgo trade aud finds an outlet for our aurfast that the force of employes haven’t We condemn the present administration for DM keeping faith with tbe sugar producers of been able to send them out Delegation •agar. Tbe republican party favors such pro after delegation from various states are tectlon as sill lr»d to toe prodnetkn on American soli of all tbe sugar which the Amer l pouring Into Canton to congratulate: the can peonle use. and for which they pay other next president of the United States, and eonntrlts f loo.irao.ooo annually. To ah our produ ts-t > those of the mine and the choice of the people for that high of­ tbe field MB well m those of tbe shop and the factory—to betup-to wool, the products of the fi-e. great ind-rdrv of sheep husbandry, as well as to the finished woolens of the mil —we promise the Banish Prejudice FiraL most ample protection. We favor restoring tbe early American policy Tbe foHowibg fair and timely article la of discriiuiDating duties for the up building ul oar merchant marine and the protection ot our from the Boston Commercial Bulletin, the •hipping tn the forelrn carding trade, so that American sbips-tue products of Ameriaan leading trade paper of the country. East labor, employed in American shipyards, sailing under the-tars and stripes, and manned, oi- and West must know.each other better, •eerwd and owned by Americxus—m»y regain and for the good of the whole land sec»h® carrying of our foreign commerce. The republican party is unreservedly lor tonal prejudice must cease. Whatever ymad mo»w>. Iteau-el th-enactment of the . taw providtag for the resumption of »prcie pay Wjuld bam the country would harm not meets In Mffu; since then everv dollar has been only tbe West but the East as welL ••good as gold. We are unalterably opjx aed to every measure Whatever would benefit tbe country would calculated to debase our currency or impair the credit of our country. We are. therefore, op benefit tbe East as well as the Vest , ■ > , .1 .. — IV «UIUU UUIII Therefore to say that the East demands a aoerriai uaVoiMiot the world, which «e pledge policy that will ruin tbe country is tbe dnraalvea to prom ar, »>d enVI m-h agreement emn be obtain*!. the extattag gold standard same as saying that tbe Cut wants to ruin beraelf. To say that the West would be interested In destroying tbe credit of tbe •Halotali hrvfoiBblv the obUgatkm* ot the country, and bringing financial disaster te tbe land is eqnlvalent to saying that: tbe West would-deliberately destroy them•ho»iW r***|v* fa r treatment and geuerou* MCKINLEY NOMINATED " ' . fc". —WU UVU ^*1,. -MJ , wA - Mjd, nnjiM I, noted oo b, Um p-MM.t ataialnrwou m radtedi, uad or Wtr.ruy dropjlor ikiu. iro-a is. roll. », d. Ow foreign poller tbouM b* at nil tin**, f Ur. viguroa* aud UiauiUM, attd al> our Inter-ata iu in.lu-d tar uir Uultad Start The BiMMCTwdn Ing s i) tasks ta tbe East who would di­ rectly profi*. through their foreign backers If America would come to the single gold standard. There are sliver mine owners in tbe West who would greatly profit by tletnent will barm every aectiou of our country. Let East and West both cease calling each other hard names, and get down to tbe real point, and settle tbe coutrovwx. To this end we welcome tbe Bulletin article which we give below, and hope the Eastern press and Western press will evince tbe fair spirit of the Bulletin io getting at tbe ■settlement. Brad what this Eastern paper says:Tbe Western fanner is being pretty gen­ erally abused in this part of tbe world for his leanings toward sllvet and hb belief In It as a (wnacra. He b generally described as a repudiationallst and a thoroughly dishouest man. who is a disgrace to any American civilization. Now, of course it is true that the nation that burrows gold and would pay In silver coin of half the value Is dishonest. It is also true that these bonanza kings, who are seeking to obtain even greater profit* than they now obtain by mining one ounce of silver at a cost uf 14 cents and selling it .at G8X cents are as deadly enemies to their country as Jefferson Davis. Admit­ ting both these tacts it is also true that the rank and file that support silver du so with as perfect sincerity. Incredible as It may seem to business men West aud Bast, as the rank aud file that supported slave­ ry, thoroughly convinced as were the rebel soldiers that they are resisting tyranny. ••Robber” and “repudiationallst” merely brings out the response of “sbylock” and “extortionist.” If sounder Ideas nre to be spread In the West, they must be spread otherwise than by casting epithets. The Western farmer has seen lhe price of bis products drop steadily downward.- It takes twice as much corn and wheat and wool to pay the interest on a mortgage as ic did but a very few jears ago. It is not difficult therefore to persuade the farmer that if he hands over as many 'bushels of wheat and pounds of wool that he is honestly discharging his debt, even if the money value is less, especially as he has been made to believe that this decline in value Is purely tbe result of manipula­ tion of the gold supply by “Wall Street" and “the Rothschilds.” Of course, this Idea b false. We have to­ day foreign competitors who a decade ago did not affect ns. Increased competition has brought down prices, but trade reports explaining the competition of grain from Argentina and India and South Eastern Europe do not reach the lonely farm hous­ es on the prairies, and malignant trade papers to’.d every wool grower who read them that the drop of wool in 1S93 was due not to the threat of Free Trade but .to the “financial depression." power to mte Btty «nU 11,10 on' dol,,r without p«jrl« thi penalty for It. tolly Don’t Read This sooner or later. The silver question is raised Ing.' ■_______ ___________ If the writer owned a big silver mine he would probably favor tbe free coinage of jllrei 18 to 1, just the same atf every farmer would readily vole to get one dol­ lar a bushel for wheat e-»nta. Instead of fifty Looking at It In this light Senator Teller and the rent of tbe sliver men are not to be blamed for tbelr adherence to silver. Start the factories and get them runirthg as we bat* them running binder tbe Mc­ Kinley bill, give us the markets which Blaine’^reciprocl'y policy, gave us. and which vanished when “Greger trover” came, and- the country would not be troubled about the sliver issue. Then the government would have revenue enough! to meet expenses, and tbe busy factories and busy workmen would not think there was anything die matter with our cur­ rency. MONEY. by tbe democratic leaders of tbe south and west In order to call the attention away from tbe real trouble—democratic tar IIT blunder­ Granulated sugar.................. 6c lb. Lion and XXXX Coflee.... 30c lb. Crackers,.............. from 3c to 5c lb. Tea—Japan, 25c tea....lor aoc lb. Gloss and Corn Starch..jc lb. pkg. Soda—Arm and Hammer:...6c lb. Sal Soda.. .................. 3 lbs. for jc. N. E. Mince Meat.............. 8c pkg. Jackwn Soap........... 7 bars for 25c Toilet Soap.......... .............. :5c box. Rolled Oats (white)............ 6c pkg. Maple Syrup.............65c gal. Table Syrup .......................30c gaL Pure Cider Vinegar....... 15c gal. Ground Spices, Pepper, All­ spice Mustard, Ginger and Cloves................ @ 3°° lb. .. 'All other goods at as low a price. Terms are cash or trade. . Yours to pease, We ask you to co.he and see our new pa!. tern of : : : . Johnson Bros.’Semi Porcelain Ware. the neatest you hate seen for a long time. We bought our fruit cans before the ad­ vance. We are hand ling lots of fruit. We are selling the best 25 and 50 cent tea in the state. We have a complete stock. We want your trade. We take produce of all kinds. : _____________ If the production of gold continues to Geo. W Landis Hams & Van firman. increase as It has in tbe past four years, the world will borrow nn trouble about scarcity of gold in 190U. In 181«, the gold products of the world was $7.000.000. In 1887 It was 8tQ8.000.000. In 1890 it was 8113.000,000. In 1895 It was $203,­ 000.000. and It is confldiently expected that tor five years, including 1800, the gold product of the world will be 81,250,­ 000.000. Its production is increasing rap­ idly every year. Before lhe close of this century, the amount of gold avail­ able for circulation, will be more than tbe ‘ entire amount of gold and sliver both when India and tbe United States ceased gGREAT Ideal to coin silver. But while ibis Is a suf­ ficient answer to those who Inals! bn the —<•! tronble laid Ions might be MVed by :h- purchaser* ot Dry Go-xK tf they would rtuii no;blng but- cswxl ruMtunttal dry poorfu merchamt-abt'»res tix»t hate reputations tor large and excellent su> -ks and where you know you only- pay fur what fouget. a great deal depends on ow yon man axe th* little tiiinx*. and pennies are little things but it yon are trying to inxke a areatdeal uf money scarcity of gold, we stand on the St. Louis platform In favor of blmetallsm as the only way in which blmetallsm can be ef­ fective—by internatfoual agreement. •For almost three long years the people of this country, almost irrespective of party, have been luuging for a change, and an opportunity to return to that time tried principle of protection that for over a quarter of a century brought peace, plenty and prosperity to this land. The idol of the people since Marc'i 4th. 1893 has been Wiliam McKinley, of Ohio, that gifted statesman who during the hours of defeat of this cherished principle never faltered and never deserted IL True to his coun­ try. as he was true to bis tlag, his voice was the first to rally tbe scattered forces of the advocates of protection after the temporary defeat in November 1892. With' an abiding faith In the republican party, and In the wisdom of the policy of pro­ tection it has always championed, he stood loyal to bls colors and willingly bore all criticism, that alwaya comes in the hout of defeat. At Sr. Liuls the republican* of this country simply ratified the cboiet* of the people last week and Humiliated Wm. McKinley, the champion uf protectian and the true frlenl of the United States. - The Western farmer has seen great monopolies buy legislation through Con­ gress, he has seen Senators dabbling-in th<shares of Trusts and walking scot free past the avenging policeman. He has seen men ruined and women widowed by the manipulation of stocks bi* two or three millionaires In New Turk. He has seen the destruction of one railroad after an­ other because their financial foundations were laid In sand. He has been taxed ex­ orbitantly in the way of freight rates In order to pay fixed charges on r?ads whose capital stock was swollen and distended with water. He has seen men holding their heads high In Eastern banking par­ lors, signing th«-lr names, as directors in Lwgus balance sheets ul corporations that were-nitten to the core. Tliere Is no argument In slander and N It extraordinary that the Western calling names, though there are new, fanner should believe that he too b the paper, which rely almost wholly' upon it. victim of a cunsplracj ? It Is extraordina­ under the belief that II la ■•convincing ry that the Western farmer looks askance proof.” Such epithets as ••Gold Bugs.'' at every statement that comes, from such •‘lloUber..'’"Kxlortl<mere," ••Money Klug." sources, or that In bls want and suffering and the like, to those Imne-tly opporerl to he throws himself blindly in the arms of them on the Ouanclal qiw-il.iu, under tbe the silver mining kings, a lio at least are Impression that calling names la argument. n >t tbe same monopolists whom lie has We recdknlxe lhe feet that there la an learned to hate? honest difference ot opinion In regard to We are upon tbe eve uf the greatest the money question. The people ot the crisis since the Civil War.. We are to de­ east who are not sUver producer, believe cide whether the United States shall con­ that goo I times would be at once restored tinue as one of the great powers of the under Um policy of protection to American world, or whether her credit shall be de­ Industries and American products, and tbe stroyed. her savings cut In halves, and the establishment ot our reciprocity treaties wages of her laborers struck down to with other nation.. .In proof ot thia they something nearer the level uf silver coun­ point ns to lire great prosperity we cnloyed tries like Mexico and China. up to March ISM when Grover Cleveland The line seems likely to be clearly drawn was Inaugurated. The people ot some ot betwren those who do and those who do the Western stales are silver producers. nor favor silver monometalbm, fer _______ the They want to see hrty cento worth of unlimited coinage uf silver means nothing white metal coined Into a dollar, and If Russell DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY EVERY CENT COUNTS A Heavy Blow _ —has given us the fiebJ. It’s ill up with competition. Onr sale of HATS is sweeping eveiything before it. PRICES tire not the only inrhu-etuenh we offer. Our goods are Running values,'>uch as you can't find elsewhere. Don’t waste your time lo’oking for what is not,;and chasing _____ o_a will-o _________ _ __ r,_______ o_. along ... . ’-the-wisp, hut come_ _. right and claim your share of the harvest before others have gathered it. Here’s a red letter day for money pavers, SATURDAY, JUNE 20th. 1896, we close out a lot of Ladiks’ Shqks and OxFornt isizes2J io 4 which sold for fron/S1.25 to $2.00, at $1.00 for choice. Come early and get first choice. Bankrupt Store. C H. OJBORN & e. any ot us owned a big sliver mine, we W’e believe that lhe country can be would probably want to ace lhe sama thing. At HASTINGS JULY trailed to pay It. honest debu. u MaanWhat every voter should do between now cbuaetla uid California paid theirs atrslrht ®<*"a**hnt all tai te! exhibitions. It' reroni unimpeachafi’e ’ taj crifbxl’l* ■ and ekcllun time Is lo study the financial UDDlenuHhed.. Above the reach of Jea ons rivals. Coming in alt iu entirety. • throiKh.ibe war. whether It hi or a not question as much as poaalble. and not be difficult to meet them. It lire viclory over THE SYNDICATE SHOWS carried aaay by auy cry or any bowl, • wltlerwent at 6tty cents on a dollar la to a-mut ■ Hobbers” and ■■Extortioners.” be complete, however, the Western tanner And Paris Hippodrome. Iswk the quesilon sqaareiy In the face. ffiu.t be approached as a man wba Is not mB*9om' triple circus. Great elevated stages. d<nb> m»nagtric. o.ily sincere In bls error, but as'a man who geant. Presenting »nd unabridged and Duparalled program. Exalted in airn y.:rr intoc.. la not without reason In bls bate lor the nuBATBOBDUL inauawra ot certain Itn-St Amerleap oor- . Wataot M poraUona who bare hot only damared tbe Fit a sr fair ram. of "the East" in -the Wesl,” tountv of THURSDAY, 9th. NEW GREAT but wbn have dishonored the name Amer­ ican no the exchanges of the weald. It I. a mistaken Idea that tbe St Louie a-iandet plank la In auy enentlel respect different from tbe llrianclal plank ot the tbe adoption of the sliver standard—for republican party tor lb. last M years. AU that Is whwt free ooinaxe of silver means. h ive Inshted on malnlslulng wr currency The We«»ern silver min* owner and the on a parity, so that every kind of dollar, Eastern sby'oek ate of the same stamp— paper or co n. would be ot equal porcb.ie working for*thelr selfish Inlrrehts. Tbe intend debt-paying power. That could great budy of people West aud East, are.only be done as It has been done for I be bonret, sliierre. an I desIrons of settling ‘ last 30 years—fry making ev ry dollar as tim existing financial oonfroveniy bosesfcgood as gold—In other words, malntalulnx ly, aud f«r the good of tbe whole country. the gold standard. Tbe republican rerry L*t ns Iho quit callh»< names, and id» Is pledged to blmetallsm In tbe only paretldrexx onraelves to lhe seC^irment of tbe e mrruver*y. bomwlly. honorably aod with by international ■grevmmt. For not even a view of *dug the right thing- for both Teller nr Biand would amihtain, that free EaM and West. And Jet all remember ।coinage of a aliver ic to tn 1t la bimetal tam. liver 18 tUvpr moneiDetalissi. that a right settlewK-nt will benefit every Ulf o' Tnt MM (MU,,, ./rail2° ’"I wlU nod Printed and Rwvtoos to a Utraaaovyj On? d& dSy-afien^"- »"d tayw/ AdmlMivn 00 cents �ASTlNG ' BANNER COMMENCEMENT WEEK. 25> !896- Thursday, w. a. coos. bHlu.m etewxte.i fro" u» isu> io th, ttr<, ,m, * CL*H OF THIRTY I THBIR DIPLOMA* TO-MOI con!1 !llon* *>h1 ~®e retire itonaa '°°k for ,oro' .bout lbe 35t), ,MMU1 w|th treometex,^ chlor, t0 cool„ we.lh„ 4 School eloK. I hl, week for thc loot 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 more last sea&un than 1 did the season be’ (o[... 1 will sell more this year than ever before. There is a well founded reason ftir this increasing detain! It is not bec, ;.e I am selling so rn i.ii cheaper than other deai-ns- il is the superio, ,'uaiity and efficacy cfn.. .oods that causes people to come to my. ... । You will save thi„ !and worry if you l e. .ris Green, London I',.insect powder, eK. of :he. . F & I ► » I | FRED L. HEATH, > r ...THE ORLOaiST. h LOCAL NEWS. . CIRCULATION • Tcis week, 86 quira- HcrvaiH-i. rhangrii tor advertisements rfu»t reach this offiw* Tuesdays at latest tc ^re iUM-’rtion ta the issue of the week wbeif bn'ught. JU-inbernei are in market, a* are afoo !.k>be:n—• Both are said to be quite pfeuti; lit k-t L-n days lhe Wool Boot Co. r-cdlved •mfe-r- enough for load' oi »» kAis. , fifteen • . car r Me on--a market and its bard pa-s< By one if. :i-e big Juicy fellows, ee­ gut a mouth Just •Xk at 11* Bankrupt stow, ifcat wi!> McKinley and protection, : y riKiruiiur. and -truck lie .< Ute :ir>t thing. ys wer* defeated on latit Saturday !»>• the M:.*l;irrtii Central train from Jackeon in a cl<*-!y conirrted game. The score tAoed rit< i. ' • JLi'HMga boy-* attended ••at thr-tugh tbe country only niv better, thr farmers could ig in t'ir Hue of t»(*wr crops to this^unruer. A trip through ry thr-w day* is Inspiring, as ti d hwka mt bright and Jartry Lod/t- No. 13 has received an inv.utihi m»:n K »veua l/ntge. of Jackson, t > t ay a kt. i. base ball either at Jackwnvr Hastings .‘Oiue time m >he n-ar f-iture. anil Barry Lodge ha*, of oourae ai.tpied tie iurite. and one of I be greatest gaaes ofzthe year Is now brewing. A q. n i.ver the ?trip ot road writ of townno the •• aileron school house, is urxs tp an rV'-nlng*., boat ride. Fanners who drive ovef Hie load at.er trudging for widy oad« leading to it, can Wr h -.-.rd mii u d telluw remark, rrcent. yjam bi' hearing that the U/NNKH was ILL.. nu.- of putting iu a water motor. t!.»u ••i;gw the people would have to stand annt.'jrjr heavy tax for a couple of new city to luiuis’i water for our water ""““b Mtalretlng Mtkm, u<i clotlaa exerelM», »0<i eraminatkHM, for IhOH not fortunate enoi<h io ta th^a in thunder storms. receive tbe eovetod blue eertlOcate. hi, been tbe order ot the da,. Thi, ha, been Bert Miller, the twlrler tor lhe Hutinga f>»li Iran, left lhe city for new held, lut a most natl.ractory »eb,x>l year, the exceltent corps of teachers, the large altendinee week red M.o.^r Bell h.re’1 breed from o' foreign pupil,, the retaining nt our school on tbe unl.erwlly II,t ror mother . ‘ There •« other, th,t b,ren’t breed from him either. Miller m, * good pUcher red >lw.y, UH t0 W1D two years. Is a source or sathracll.n lo all. The boy, are negotiating with a mao that BACCALAUBKATF KK11UON. was eren better In the box than Miller, •nd he will probably pitch the game •galnat Battle Creek thia afternoon. . The class had Invited Rev. A. D. (Bris­ by to give the baccalaureate sermon; this year, and the Presbyterian church was crowded Sunday evening to hear his ad­ dress. the seniors and high school teachers being present In a l»My. The farmers who hare been taxing them selves to pay boy, tor Splrrowa t,el<11 (|be head, ot lhe little birds of various kinds usually go) bod now, or will when lhe In­ Kin urn «uaihc phomotion kxkboiskb. These exercises which now form ductj a sect, get In tbelr destructive work next year, lhat they have been “revlng at the aplgot aud wasting ,t the bunghole.” The prominent part of commencement week, were held at the opera house last night, before a large audience ot fuud parents sweet warblers are the farmer's best friends end are picking up tbe peats the while they chirrup their sweet song,. and admiring friends. The program was carried out as printed In last week’s paper and reflected great credit on the efficient teacher uf tlie eighth grede. Miss Minnie Replogle, wIhi has been untiring In iier to attend, and do their share to make lhe A BIG CUT And Children’s ; 5.D0,15.00 oil J7.0I1 StiU to J3.S0 {10.00, id J10.00 “ J7.50 Suits At cost Don’t fail to take advantage of this SALE as it positively closes July 4th. : Rev. O. J. Blackford has last finished an the in suits for the next twenty days. We are overloaded with them and in order to move them quickly we we shall cut our Boys’ examination st the Chicago School of Science, with the most fi.tterlne result In Mental Science, Organic rhllowphy. and Science ot Philosophy, on which sub­ jects the examination was based, and cov« Ota, eotore pink .ed helltrep, .ed| their .venige .t.mllng ot 9C _ — ’’ — ...j an _ , for which he re­ mot e “Sprek Little. Think Mnk” . speclll Mentlon' ceived special mention from the profes­ most excellent <me. by the way, being the sors of tbe school, his examfoation papers most pramlnwit features of tbe |decorbeing among the best submitted. Mr. attons. Blackford has tbe distinction of being the This class which will graduate from the y oungest person who ever graduated from High school iu 1000. Is composed the this, one of the oldest scientific schools following young gentlemen and ladle.-: in the United States. By hard work dur­ Robert HaKtugs- Herman Mapes. Hoy Dav14 Fred Eatretald. Donald Millh?CllDtoa Lahr ing the past three years this reverend gen Callie Mills,Claude Nodes. Charlie ttmitb. Ada tIemHii has honestly earned the degree of Powers. Nopim Waters. Gertrude Wentworth. Maud Mrtvulunrai. Lorina Ironsides, Pearl Doctor of Philosophy (Ph. D.) Doctor Cramer.Alma Trumpet. Violat Grissbs. W|H Daw-on. KdnaClirimlt. MuoleTlennect. Winnie Blackford’s hosts of friends will Join with Kobina- Mellen Michael Nina <<arri*on. Myrtle Taylor. M.nnle Harper. Laura us In -extending congratulations on bis Eyclexhyraer. Winule Harper. Mabie Hick*;. well-merited honors. Mr. Blackford will I rene Adams. Hdme Cole. Charlie Kurtz, I^e Brice. Nel-tnn Burroughs. Clinton Cadwallader attend tbe graduating exercises of the Georg- Collins. WUlle Dawson. Chicago School of Science on .lune SO.— Carleton. Mich., Herald. <iUAIMTAnN<i EXERflHKS. Rev. Blackford was formerly a Elast fogs /Tomorrow tbe class which has the honor boy. and we are glad to notice his success. mlicltig the largest yet to graduate from ^J’hursday afternoon two rival nines com­ tb<* Masting* school?, thirty In number, posed of members of Barry Lodge Knlgbta will receive their sheep skins from tbe of Pythias contested for supremacy on (he J bauds of Pres. Hayes, of tbe board of edu­ ball field. One cent admission was charged! cation. The exercises will be held as and those who dared to brave the frfry cuetomary. in tbe op«u air. In the park, providing the *^ates are kind In sending of the faithful .guards by climbing the fence, were fined tfiree cents each. The good weather, as they always have since tlie custom was inaugurated.^ The pror admission fee was plalnlv within the reach of all, and tbe satisfaction of the crowd at gram for the exercises is as follows; fjuartettr. Sacred-Misses Hyder. McElwain. the low price charged was expressed In the Me<*rs. Warner. I^uts jjate receipts which were $5.85,2 The pre­ ItiV'teaUou—llev. W. W. Taylor. ladles Trio, -fall of the Fdries**-MUsM cession to the fair ground wm headed by a M*-Elwain. Rider t-'iiz-imaMut. I miscellaneous band composed of drums, Kalqalan—Mar- Crook. <’iasy HHlorr—Floyd Merrlek. fish horns, trombone, cornet and a mouth­ Quartette—-Oune where the Murnririnz organ. O-vingtoa slight distemper and Brook lei- Flow ” Cla<M Motto— Krne-ttne Barker. a the Inclemency of the weather, the lodge Oration—Jay Slrau-tmurh. , a. 'Heligloat Meditation " goat could not be brought out. The ••proPlano Solo GoltM-halk cesh” moved slowly, tlie rival nines- glar­ 4 b "Der LebCEIn l-ebd-u.—Mbs Ida FtUrtuirBOOM KalUk-UszL ing fiercly at each other as they moved i.Ia-u. PoeM-Etta Tnunper. CIas* Prnp^ect—Lout? Mlcha-I. along. Some were so Inconsiderate as to Clarbuirt Sole. “Concert A»re." Nieblg - W. C. Insist that .Grouse', was carrying an up­ FuzOfninona. Val-dlc«ury-Stella Roach. holstered chair, but it proved to be a base Quartette—“C-unr to the Coo! Greenwood.” l*re«k-H(aiion oi Cla<M-Super;nt«-«deut B. A. ba'I ••mitt,” about the size of a chair, that Ib.Men. Conferring dlaplom.n-Preddent W. D. some of h’s adm’rers made for him. Any Have*. correct tcco mt of the game would be imoosClaa< Song. (Composed by Grace Barker;— sllk’e. The ch’et feature* were the impar­ Ter Whnl- Clat*. Benediction- Rev. Taylor. MuMe under the direction of Mist Ida Eitz- tial umpiring ot W. H. Spsnc.*, who en­ shnfiuNH*. forced respect for hh decisions with a couple of dangerous looking revolvers stra; , AI.t'MNI BANQUET. 1 ped to bls belt; the fielding of Greuse', The annual reunion of the Hastings i who stood like a Sphinx while the ball High School Alpiunl occur* after the j bounded past him; tb» ••ahowFr bath” of graduating exercises. An informal re-1 Billy McKevitt. who fiercely swatted a oeplion will l»e held at the residence of rubber ball loaded with water; tbe batting John Bessmer. on Broadway, and after the of Bert Sewgrd who made a beautiful home bn sin ess meeting, they will adjourn Io the run on a passed ball; the "eagle eye” of P. Episcopal pariah hou<e. where the ladies T. Colgrove who never got a thing: tbe of Emmanuel church will serve the ban­ dignified silence of Ed. Holbrook who quet The meeting promises to be a most never said a word; the base running of a-iccessful one. as the secretary. Miss Brother Felghner, who reached first In Nonna Michael has received a very en­ safety on a three base bit; the throwing of couraging number of replies. Dr. C. IL Fred barker which was very similar to a hiMl girl'.-; tne errorless game played by Barber, the toast master, has an excellent Will Chidester, who never had a chance— program of toasts filled out and some fine and accepted It. At the end of five In­ music Is promised. It is trusted every ning* Holbrook’s nine was foind “ member of the alumni In the city will try foated by a score of IS to 11. efforts tn make It a success. Tbe Mm w„ urtlly a«oralJ Clothing Slaughtered! Plorrill, Lambie & Co MICHIGAN. HASTINGS, Some people may think it pretty warm to talk stove now but when you have the best stove made and know it is the best, you delight in telling of it. We handle the-Best Stoves and Ranges on the market, (THE PENINSULAR,), and we know it, so do others. The Peninsular Stoves and Ranges are known the world over, and are universally acknowledged the leaders for cooking purposes, and easy handling. We are in a position to sell you a Peninsular Range whether you need one or not. If you see one and have its workings ex- WEI55ERT BROJ GENERAL tlARbWARE plained to you, you will ever after want one. There is noth­ ing in stove construction to compare with them, and all the world knows they are reliable. They are more economical than a small cook stove, will laU forever, will nearly learn • you to conk if you don’t know how. Don’t let Mrs...-..... fry her life out over an old fashioned cook stove, when it will be big money in your pocket in-the end to buy her a Penin­ sular range, and besides lengthen her days by several years. . If you can’t possibly use a stove, there is something incur line of GENERAL HARDWARE you can. We will make it an object for you to trade kith us the coming year. Better come in and learn about. Slaughter Sale! (Additional Local on Sth page.) meeting a success. • Don?, it make a person aeb • while pass­ ing along tlie street, le see a half dozen Straw Hats Clothing young follows wearing big boles In dry goods boxes and pultah’ng up. the Iron rail­ ing.*'around cedar ways, while tbe farmers are comp'aining o* a lack of help? .Many tenters say that it Is almost Impossible to secure Leip. A new fire card went into effect on tbe Michigan Central railroad last Sunday. Tie oniy change on this division Is on train Nj, 105 west boond, which formerly (foe in Hastings at 10:40; It was dow Writes here at 12:30, nearly two hours la'er, aim the train No. 101, west bound, wreb will arrive in Hastings at 4:05, InH-art.of We can’t see any big bene­ fit to be derived frum these changes. The board of supervisjrs are in session this week, Sylvester France, of Pralrle- ' lle. wa« chosen chairman, and the fol1 ‘•‘init cmnmytees were appointed for ’W EquMlizati.fi. Ritclde, Williams lh,Wt.ni C;aik rhher. Hart horn: lUrthurn, Rue. DHIenbeck. Fal« «>'«er. Krbnewlitei; County Proper<I. R-e Dilleirbtvk. Harthom: Printlurrk, Falcqner. Fishe<; Drains, R<»» *tri. Krone witter. Insurance, Chaffoe. Staiitunj T<«wnatilp Clerk’s Re­ P ’rt, Owud, Chaffee. C ark; Fuel, Willbn-, B /wen. Stanton; Salary of Coooty Offijer-, Ekert, Williams, Shilner; Pa; Ritchie. Kent, Roe. WE HAVE SOLD Over One Thousand Pairs of out leading ta.oo Shoes for ladies this spring and have only had two pairs returned that were damaged; for these we promptly g*ve new P*1"They are the Best Sa Shoes in Town. All toes-pointed and otherwise, on C, D, a and EE lasts. Call and see them........................................... Red Front Shoe Store. Woolley & Bronson.. . Don’t buy a Straw Hat or Suit of Clothes before July 4th unless yon have our prices. Chidester & Burton �Hastings Banner WHITNEY DECLINES. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. the Democratic CamUdate. Ex-Gov. Alpheua Felch died at Ann Arbor of old age, being over 90 years old. By a proclamation from Gov. Rich Thursday, June 25. 1896. COOK BROS., Proprietors ELEVEN KILLEDN Ia. Eteam Yacht Explodes with Terribly Fatal Effect ¥.—Be*klc« Tho.c Killed Several Were Fatally and Other* Seriously Injured. Idttle Falla, N. Y., June 19.—At tbe Taylor Cycle park, one mile west of this city, where the state meet of the L. A. W. was to take plo'ce, the steam yacht Titus Sheard exploded her boiler as she was being moored and ten of the crowd were killed outright, one died while op the way to the hospital, and three were fatally and six seriously injured. The boat was blown to splinters, and pieces of the boiler were thrown 30 feet. Three of the bodies have-not been recovered, nnd are believed to be in the ,Erie canal, where the catastrophe occurved. The explosion is believed to have resulted from the defective work- all business was suspended in all state departments on the day of the funeral. [Alpheus Fdch wm born in Limerick. Me.. September 28. t«. HH grandfather. Abljah. was a revolutionary soldier. In 1821 young Ftfch war entend at Phillips New York, June 22.—The New York academy and was rmduated at Bowdota Journal,which is owned by W. R. Hearst, college six yearn later. He read law in who is also proprietor of the San Fran­ Bangor. Me., and was admlti'xl to the bar in 1830. Three years later be moved to cisco Examiner, prints a table in its is­ Monroe. Mich., where be practiced his sue purporting to give the standing of profession for ten rears, Pe then went the delegates of the democratic national to Ann Arbor, where he made his home convention ou the money question. The until his death. In HU-he was elected a memter of the legislature -a In 1SSS WM table, it Rays, was prepared by Mr. Whit­ appointed bank commissioner. The finan­ ney, and shows a total of 542 delegates cial panic of ZU? was severely felt In Mich­ igan. and it *vaa MFelchte province to for silver and 839 for gold. wind up the numeious “wild cat” banks New York, June 22.—Hpn. William C. with which the state was infested at tbe Whitney, who has been named as a can­ time. In 18U he was elect-id one of the didate for the democratic presidential judges of the supreme court j of Michigan. nomination has given the following to At the cxplretion of his terto he ran. for governor and was elected. At the ensuing the press: session of the legislature be was choaen *T find It necessary to make a public United States senator. At the conclu­ statement embodying my views of"the sit-, sion of his senatorial term he was appoint­ nation tei to correct misconceptions and to ed on the CalLtornla land commission. Sub­ save the time now occupied in answering sequently be resumed the practice of law , question*. Far too great Importance has and did not .etire from active life until 1 been attached to my dectalon to go to the 1871 For four years he was one of the Chicago convention. I have been prac­ law lecturers at the Ann Arb.«r university. 1 tically out of politic* for four year*, and Throughout aJ his life Gov. Felch was as­ J there are now many eastern democrats sociated with men whose names -have been househoM words, and whose deeds and works have been pror-lnent In the making of the nation. Pres'dent Pierce was his college classmate anl warm asso­ ciate at Bowdoln back in 18XT and Long­ fellow and Nathaniel Hawtbcrne. though two years ahead ot him in that school, were hta Intlruate friends.lz Out the hunger of Such a Courw, and Predicta Party Defeat. ■ [ i | ' annoying in McKean county. Pa., and thrir hunger made them unusually bold. As n farmer was smoking his pipe ne»* the kitchen window be «aw « fox ing toward t he chicken coop. The farm­ er seterd bis shotgpn and ran out, but tbe fox heard him coming aod scurried into the barnyard, among a flock of sheep. Foxes, when pursued, have a trick of running In among sheep if they can, and'thus escape frequently, as the sheep tracks cover the scent. So might this fox have escaped, if it had not been for a big. black ram. Aa Reynard was dodging in and out among the sheep, the ram came ut him full tilt nnd hit him with such force that he was buried against the foundation wall of tlie born, breaking his neck.—Golden Days. Big Price, for Picture*. . The largest sum ever paid for a pic­ ture in ft London auction room is the 11,000 guineas paid in 1894 forSir Joshua Reynolds’ portrait of Lady Betty Delme. Until that time the record has been held by Gainsborough’s famous “Duchess of Devonshire," which was sold for 10,000 quineas just before Rs mysterious dis­ appearance in 1881.—Chicago Inter Ocean . rette A BUFFALO VICTIM’S TERRIBLE CONDITION, Health Destroyed. Chas. Roderick Feared Death. How the Habit was Overcome and His Life Saved. Jfrom the Evening Timet, Bvffttlr., N. Y. Charle* Roderick, of No. 137 Eart Genwee me. I took blood 'med,., r. , drngkirt^ with „« help. fri "J™* ky St., Buffalo, N. Y., a hale aud hearty lad, attenllo. t. Hnk Htl. t„, l-J. ^SS"! stood leaning carelessly again* the banhter puechaaed a bo, ol a dnier:.i ,n , FAruarv, WM. The Sm £, h”dV££ at the head of the stair. ‘ He wa* dressed in his working clothes. Hit SH.1 efret. H.v. «mti„11„j t„ and there js scarcely any <.r r./7 i*trouser*, shirt and hand* were covered with my body. I can now ha'nlSSij? parte, for they were papering at his home. He lion causes no annovam-.-. I ;Tnp,r^ looked the perfect picture of robust, manly Pink lills. Ha»Mn J. Scott’* health. ••Yc*,” he said tn the Timet reporter, stretching hi* arm* and expanding hi* chert, Clauxce I. Nikov. X^irtp,ui, Tiogji County, X. Y. “ I’m ns strong a* an ox now. but you ought to have seen me a year ngu. Why you radly wouldn’t have known me. MR. COULTER.’* COl’ftACR. “lam almost ashamed to say it, but I wn* Dover, Clakk Co.. Him.. jour ;a addicted to the cigarette habit. The smoking of these little thing* and tobacco chewing To the Dr. Wma»' SlEincixi toThi. b to rertify th.! I haiehrea. ~. bore me right down. . . “ I grew won* and worse. Each uay, each MtOrrer from that dread^l .liwo.etheuau^S ooStS week saw iny step more feeble; my form more for manvyeatv. In tbe 611 emaciated, until friends predieicd aa early day of No; ombre. I waa taken down M-aJ with the rheumatixm and wa» no; out of thgrave. ■ again until the 2*th of ‘Marrh e a7i *‘I was unable to continue ray work a* a i hoamfrom tliat time on I have ...dreed fcy„d*£ steam fitter. “I tried everything. No .man ever had Scnplion with that <lrra<l«tl diMMe.' Etfr» tetter medical treatment than 1 didj but ’twas winter I could look for trom tint* *0 weeks that I cmM no: Crt out of the h«,^ no use. , ’ “Just imagine a young bn| like tin* (he is ■nd two different times rim e 1 wU about twenty vrar. of agri ufileted with with it I have been perfectlr h-inleM -or ,.hMd ,0 l* h,n<JW it • almost all thr Slinewi known. My heart ww . altno-t r everythin^ thi- 1‘ bad, verv weak un i given Palpitating. I - nianken 1I tried ««n»t multi hrear nC hn»they tk.vdid ,15,1 —. . ‘ wa* always n»tlv ■. aod. o . .«• weak. 1 could not‘ reach my rw was continuaHy spitriu* M«*» l a *4 gaping for the “ docton ~ after 1 mw what wonderful thinn Dr. wn. breath. S»» bad did thi* te^u tie that I waa 0« afraid to go to sleep for fo.tr I fW-mld choke to ,ii>m** Pink Pills d.d for my wife m a paralvsh, I made up iny mind to trr th-tn-or death. “I briine I told von I had the’best of ray rhenmatp.ni; and 1 must lev to the hoEor medical treatment.' Six «l«ctohi—I don’t care of Dr. Willianis’ Pink Pills tlw« they ham to put their name", in print—#11 treated me done for me what the doctors and all other without success, and 1 became aboat dis­ medieiaes have failed to do. lu the sprier of ’JM I took three boxes of these pilft and I pat couraged.” L . Mr. Roderick mentioned the doctor* by in the beef summer that I have for mar during the winter winter II rsujitt raurtt eoH name to the then-porter reporter and all were among the yean. > j*- But aun .”R the teld m-Ht prominent in the city, living on Main, 5nc* m-v rheuniatum n-turnr.i. and ibis r rias Delaware, 'Franklin. OnrM.*e and other Cuh- 1 ^nimrncefl on a half a doz-a Lox<-» and ha— iira.bl. ihorourttirre. •"*« ■»>»■. lUiI h... W |, "About ■ vrar uso I took tn r tint box of rhonm.tK p*ln thi. «prh>s tluui I bxi e h.l the iMdiciiw thxt hM raxeil mjtlif.-. rJ’™D,x 1 **“ uken d”“ “1 tell you frankly that Dr. Williams’ , j ®8, . , ... _ ■ Pink Pill* for Pale People art the tert raedi- . I.d.°.no,t 7"m l^a‘ 1 *m ra“"JT (‘’OTdT«. cine I have ever taken. b , nt J .br,’7e thf-T »» * "1 took five boxes uf Pink Pill*, just ooe ®u,,°£$e •££"*,• "J*1.1 hope that Hr. lew box box than than II had had had ductor?, diM-torv, and and wa* was a a well well uliams Pill* will find their way mto many les* mux Aad.lhe pUh only iuum»reiu . home, wl do foe orben «Ul they here du. .tex ------at a .L_a »■ j for us. Respectfully Brapectfully you™, yours. that. J*s W- Con.TEX " I don’t like newspaper notoriety.” said • » „ Dr.---------Williams' Pink Pills Pale P«.p‘,e Mr. Roderick, a* the reporter turned to an, -,----:---------------:—for. t------—«... .*ale. -I., f - ----’--- 1- -* "and wouldn’xt ie« let ynu use ray my nitine name n if n it :i *7 ¥ «“»np<'u* An snalywjf ana woman you u»r ” —r~ wasn’t l»ecause I want othen to be byuefited I t«w .properties shows that thrj conum, in by iov discovery.” ' * con<1enM>d form, all the • Jemcnb nnywuy ’ * . to jive new life and riehnos to the Mod r-rv-intHm ivi'I-ir hthawcf po-t's i and shattered nerves. They art tu_ COVERED WITH OTRAMGE* ■ fiPOTft. unfilijrvstore inK for gn( .h 1oe< Father Pat’* Hospitality. Ing of the pump connected w’th the Aa to Father Pat’s hospitality, it may boilers. The engineer, W. Van Buren ■ be, rude and rough, but there is no Young, is iu the hospital, seriously in- • mistaking ita . warm and generous jured, and cun give no account of the ‘ whole-heurtedness. The dinner in n accident. country parish invariably consists of a Kilted nnd Injured. roast turkey, ‘ a boiled leg of mutton Following are the names of those who ■ with turnips, boiled bacon with cab­ were killed: New Light ou an Old Murder. bage, aod-potatoes served in their jack­ Charles Worrauth, hotel proprietor: Ed- ' ’’Jim’’ Rcflpath was arrested at Mar­ ets. Claret is tbe wine principally ■ward Tressett. pilot: William Symonds, ! saloon keeper: Charles Bradford, bar- . inette and taken to Ontonagon to an­ drunk. . It is only on very important oc­ tender: . Eton Walker, saloon keeper; ' swer to the charge of complicity;in the casions that champagne makes its apThomas Bald, mill operative: George murder of Molly Beveridge. This is, White. superintendent -Eagle mills; r pearnce, but there is always a plentiful the cri;ne for which Johq McDonald supply of the best Irish whisky, and, if Miss Anna Golden, daughter of Augustus Golden; three unknown bodies not recov- was convicted and sentenend to lift- Im­ made in the district, of ‘’potheen.” rred - | prisonment r.t Marquette. After serv­ Fatally Injured—George Denman, mill Father Pat has, it must be admitted, a ing six yeais yeaia be he was parpardoned oneu on inc the for ch Qfu< djnner> operative: Mrs. Irving Stroup; William •Ifen^h uf mforumtlun f.ru.Rbed by in f,J|teion, moJJtlon. „f raurK.. nDl) Wormpth. lock tender. . in- judicious moderation, of course, and Seriously Injured—Mrs. Edward Tressett. ' Red path s mistress, who was in the • wife of Pilot Tressett; George P. Castte, his only other diradpation is a smoke cabin the night of tbe murder. She arm broken, badly bruised: Irving Stroup. ' I —always a clay pipe, never a cigarette scalded, leg broken: 8. B. Young, engineer; I aver* that Duncan Beveridge nnd tbe ! or a cigar. When a ’‘suspended” or dis­ Miss Rhoda Warren, scalded; Perry- Kingj woman quarreled, and thajt the latter WILLIAM C. WHITNET. •ton. Jaw broken, badly scalded. frocked priest is met with in Ireland— Explosion Wu Terrific. who can do much more than I can for th« threatened to expose thc man for. a t and that very rarely happens—his mis­ All the dead and injured thus far ac­ party. I shall not assume any position of murder of which Beveridga wasgutity, j fortune is usually to be traced to counted for lived in this city. The leadership. My decision to stay Was simply and this led to the commission of the drunkenness. There is nev«-r a lady in based on the duty of every person who be­ force of the explosion was terrific and lieves in the party for Its principles, to crime. 'Beveridge is being shadowed: I the case.—Contemporary Rcriew. the greatest excitement prevailed. stand by and lend his aid and take his The Retlpalh woman now, resides at chances when a great crisis is upon IL Peshtigo, AVIs., and will testify in court Many cyclists aided in the rescue of Difference* In thc Party. those who were not killed. against tbe men. The man in the bicycle suit laughed "There can be no question but that a Many of the bodies were badly great crisis Is upon the democratic party. heartily. Health in Mlchigau. mangled and in some cases identifica- iFundamental differences of principle exist “Very funny," he said. During the week ended ou June 13 tion was difficult. Medical assistance Inside the party, marked almost by sec­ “Wbnt?” asked thc man with a large tional lines. The great question to my mind reports sent in by 49 observers iu vari­ was hard to obtain and in the mean­ If whether the party meets In convention section of skin gone from his none. ous portions of the state indicate that time the injured were cared for in the now as In 1860. with issues and differences "Why. these ’Don’ts’ for bicyclista," .cv m pneumonia and consumption increased are .w. for the u.uiuvui moment u Irreconcilable. best possible manner, the cots and that F^the past IS 15\*f-n yearaTeaders Pnr Ihp n. ra Irer.rl Ama of r\f publlc'oplxi...il-il I/* A.xln _ !1 and tonsilitis and influenza decreased . replied the. man in the bicycle suit. blankets of the wheelmen being turned ion In the south and west have been advo- in area of prevalence. Consumption I /‘Let’s see them,” said the man who over to the injured for their comfort. eating as the great remedy for existing I renorted nt *»03 nlnces tvnh-rid was short of skin. ills the free coinage of silver at the ratio I reported Rt .-Uo places, typn jm I The man in the bicycle suit handed The Cause a Mystery. The yacht TitUs Sheard had been in of sixteen to one. with or without the co- , fever at 21, diphtheria at 17, scarlet him the jnper. , operation of other natiana It has come fever at 29, measles at 34 and whooping tbe service about 13 years and was con- to he believed In there quite generally and 1------- «j "Thc best OK isn’t there." said the -— •aldered one of the tidiest and safest conscientiously. A large majority of the cough at 16 places. man with the fantastic note, shortly. craft • that plied the can*l. She was delegates to the coming democratic con­ “If it wnsi the rest wouldn’t be necesowned by A. B. Van Gorder, one of the vention have been elected by the people for As the wife of Mayor Robert R. Black- ! sary." the purpose of incorporating that doctrine oldest locomotive engineers on the New into the platform ot the democratic party. er was driving along First street in < "Whatdo you consider the best one?" York Central railroad. He says that; View, of Kantarii bemocr»tE. Manistee one of the reins became en- asked the man with the bicycle suit. the boat and boiler were in first-class ____________________________ ”Our people, on the other hand, entirely tangled, and, being unaftfle to release ! "Don’t ride." answered '.the man -condition when he examined them last. <5l«xrae with these views and believe almosj universally that that Itit will will bring bring general general it, the coachman lost control of the whose nose stood in need of grafting, MEhiob nv.,1 «« rnos l universally which was recently, and can give no rujn lo the business and prosperity qj the ‘ team nnd the horses dashed down the and then he carefully put a large piece I motor ataxia, partial parnlyris, St. Vita*’ reason for explpsion. been informal that Mr. Harlin dance, ——v, sciatica, neuralgia, rhemnatinn.... ntrv,treet. Mre. Blacker jnmprel, bu< .truck of court plaster it would dothe thcplat- Having proposed io bewhere Incorporated Into , the \ town of Candor, . .. / Tioga Co., !, N*. Y’., ou* headache, Setflt, of the after effect of la criroe, THE NATrONAL GAME. j form ot th. n.llon.t democracy. It U °n hl:r “n‘l lH«l « Hbout baring re­ most good.—Chicago Post. had recrired great benefit from the uw of palpitation of the heart, psle and raK>w --------true that In no previous platform of the gained consciousness. Pink Pill*, a reporter of thr Otrejro 77ma complexions, that tired, tired feeling malting mailing Maadlng of the I-radipu Clubs for the party can It specifically be found. ConseBrings Out the Inscription. - --- -------uj| drove out toMr. Scott’s farm and found that from ------nervous prostration; all diwasts ns Week Ended June 81. quently no party obligations heretofore To read an inscription on a silver gentleman hard at work and upp«r.-ntly in ■ suiting from vitiated humor* in the blood The following tables xbow the number f«u«ned oblige them to subscribe to It. William H. Lampman, proprietor of i (------------------------------------ , ,—t----------- — coin which, by mtit-h wear, has become the best of health. On makinv inquiry a* to ' Mich at scr0fuJa._4 hr.fnie eryMpvIav. etc of games won and lo>t and the percent- i Party*.. the truth of the report.'^Ir. rejmrt.' Mr. Keo:t &-<»tt w»» wm. v»*ry verv ! They are also a specific for trouble* p*-u]iar a vch trn-cent lodging huuk houM- m in oruuu Grand lu.p lUtp ;I wnoity w holly obliterated, the poker in tbe the^truth hciw.h..Vnder the_- circumi<t*ncp« if th* re. -vcdu jvugiug oniiterated, put put. the poker in the enthusiastic and cheerfully furnished the fol- i tn female?, such a* supprewfons, irr^-ihri.. age of the clubs of the leading baseball BUits of the democratic convention should — *ds Rh°t — and instantly by fire, when red-hot |>uttx place thecoin upon it, it, -»» was '•— ------—j killed — j uiv, »» Mi-u irw-uui inc vuiu upon . * ■lowing affidavit *ji r.:. ties and all forms of w«-,ikne«. Theyhnil'’.) -Arm. n 17'1 tiAT.U V'l*»Annl . 1. _ .-i.o-l. - i____ ... . 'I' C?.. 11____ I «... ... ... ... organ 1/44tions. National league: c— V------------------------------George T. Sullivan, a former employe, ’ ond the Inscription will plainly appear । be . to __ establish as the issue of.--------------this cam" Harlin J. Ncott. being duly sworn, says that ap the blobd. and restore the glow of health! C1.UB3. Won. - greenish ...hue, •butwill Per ct palgn the free coinage of silver at a ratio with whom he hud an altercation over <of• a disappear as • &is* fermer living In th- town nf Candor, to pale and sallow I'heek.* in men th<v Baltimore 32 is ,M0 nations, in the°lntensfty of.deling t%± Tioga Co., State of S^rw York, Had formerly effect a radical cure in nil enw «ri*ir>r fn«.> likely ® re c $nts which Sullivan efoitne.! chimed wu. was the «« «n«« "BK-h Sulnra.1 the coin coin cools. cools. This This method method waa was forfor- J । ’OB* w “• Cleveland SJ .63S 17 Cincinnati23 .821 to arise it is to be seriously apprehended owing him. Lnnipmnn called a porter nicrlv practiced at tlie mint to discover l lived in Caroline Tompkins County. N. Y. mental worry, overwork .>r ev*wr« of what­ M For several years was artitetrtl with u disnur ever nature. There an- no ill rffe-t» follow­ Boston ....?..2S 20 .»3 that t H_> r re rl l.minl rtf re- -■ - t—^re to .1I __ -re--. • *" .. .’ _* -diaruptlon of rVirt the dnn.hreu.tl. democratic party arid was going throw Sullivan out, _f ‘ Philadelphia29 coin when .M mlcrHta A/irnr C.rtalnlv nn ■til.afantlnl —z.1, . ., , , , , - the genuine ~ *,»*••. •• *silver was called j t»f the skin, in which brown spot* and sore* ing the .use of this won«b*tul medicine, and Washington25 .532 might occur,’ Certainly no substantial fof- whrlr-SuIlivan pulled his rtSveher a;»d in.—Chicago Chronicle. appeared upon hi* face, neck and body. At can be given to children witl p*nert <afety.i Pittsburgh "* .531 lowing could be secured for the doctrine times suffered a turning, prickling or itchitig Dr. Williams’ Pink Pilh ar- -old by all I .----------------- Brooklyn Cl .52$ among eastern democrats. They might not fired. *en«ation that was terribly annoying and dis- dealers, or will «..._ be sent p»wt paid ou roript: Chicago 27 ,.W vote the republican ticket for other rea- > I —Til 1873 Y’eddo. Japan, suffered from' agreeable, especially ro when perspiring, and 1 nf price, 50 cents per box. w rix for New York 31 runs (believing that the republican party I St. IxjuIs................... was unable to wort. Consultci the local tiffO bv addressing Dr. Williams’ Medkltt a fire which destroyed 10,000 houses and 37 .14 .274 stands for other issues that are detri<. s. *«. «™The state agricultural board, in ResZx>ulavlHe ................ 23 ,2(H physician*, who mid my livenaud bkxd wm ] Company, Schenectady. N. Y. left over l.OCO.OOO persons homeless. S ’ t n i!^A°.<* n'„?ni n, „ ocr *! ’ » lon Kal»mha>0, adopted a four-year Western league: in the east would not, In my opinion, vots /.rbRR^tfaa nV. aatllvla, , , ,I... eV..,* * course of study vnv* for women at at •the state ।— ■■ Indianapolis ............ .29 18 .Mt £qj* Detroit ............... ,;s a A QuMtlon of Ability. ! agricultural college. It includes poul-! Minneapolis ........... :■> .n jgj ’ “ Thi* movement for free coinage purtry raising, cooking, domestic econ-1 MM JM ■ j Kansas City..,, - 22 .479 nort» to have for its object the establish­ «. Paul.......................... music, painting, floral S Milwaukee 24 es ment and maintenance of gold and silver omy, languages, Columbus 30 .-3 .377 as lhe money of the country, upon equal culture, etc. TIME TABLE. Grand Rapids18 •34t terms with each other and at a parity of j Western association: I purchasing power. If. by the proposed I u In Effect May 21.‘1 <»’Dea Moines...: Iu . . , , In uli all part* parts oi of souinwesit-rn southwestern AiicntMichi- ■»_ .«< measure, that object eould be secured. ' ’ Central Standard Time. Peoria 17 ffraaahoiniera were doing trrent in- “ never done»tnd 11 •’PccWly wearing ,en there would be no substantial disagreeBoocford gra»»noppera were oomg great in and gnd wearisome WBariMnni„ to tn thorn lhn-> whose blood Is • M .eoc ment In the party. Every national demo- ? DubuqUe 1 g .25 .521 cratlc platform that has heretofore spoken JurJ to *be jtepperminl-crop. : impure and unfit properly to tone, sus­ St. Joseph....; .IS .27: uj>on the subject has declared for both i -f»------ J Rapids & Indiana railroad ' Tlie — Grand Quincy ........... 17 ,37b 7. renew the wasting of nerve, gold and silver money. It Is our tradition- .was sold at Grand Rapids to tlie Pennsyl- tain, muscleand and^Eeue. more^bwLiSs^oi Cedar Rapid*. a ansi Ktl..,,. ,, .--- —. I . c Burlington .... — -------- —-. *■ iuuic uevause ui .MC al policy. But the maintenance of the van .in ,, Itnilronrl company pnninnuv for thia c_.________ double standard at the present time Is v*“’« Railroad for S^nn $500,000. thia mnditinn condition nf of o<. the blood .that women MOOTS. n2l * queItJon of de*,re: K 11 * qu eat ton1 of । The State Dental association in sea- are run down, Chicago a w Louddh, June 22.—A dispatch to the ability. The commercial value of silver -ton nt Grand Ra'nirta ” , fans declined greatly in the markets of the ^On , ,KaP't,B elected A. W. Tired, Weak, Nervous, and its Connections Operate the Daily that। world. Whatever the causes are and who- , De«ck. of Detroit, ns president, . Mail ------- from Madrid says -----Than brcaw ot th. work luelt. Every platform adopted by the St. Louis con-1 ever is to blame, the fact Is that silver has — Ben­ George Delong, a berry picker at phyelclan uye w, aad that tbe only rem­ Best First asi> Secoxd-Clasi vention has caused much anger in Spain declined, and free coinage now at sixteen ton Harbor, has fallen heir to a for- edy la In building up by taking a good 1 Service from East to , Gull Lske(Yeritv»lr>.»y tbe d«tb ot an nerve tonle, blood purifier and Tltallxer States is almost fixed. The Rothschilds | n Is selling for in the market. Interna- nnele in the St. Louis tornado. IlkeHood’aSareaparllla. Fortbekroublea loaned the government 100,000,000. tlonal exchanges have to be paid Id gold. । t s tfi 3 i'ii « peKitaR, and the money will be moLlv ' *“* “ ’«?? ««" P1*1- U». >t wc. under ' ,Ji‘"O,,h\,?'7‘Or,h* Peculiar to It omen at change ot eeaaon. tetttti. ... Cloverdale nnnlird tn the nurehneo nkSrJ I th<LB,! conditions, open our mints to free t<nvn of Munising, m Alger county, climate or lite, or reeultlng trom hard «kultt...... applied to tbe purchase of war ships, comage of .fiver and gold at a ratio of was elected as the first president of work, nervouaneaa, and Impure blood, tbouaanda have tound rellet end cure In The government is responding to an 1 comparative value which is largely at ♦*.« vi I In «re 1 aAOTTNOB. undoubted national sentiment, trusting 1 \arianc« with the commercial value ot I ’ ® * nnd Intermediate Points. BFobablv to receiving help from othei ■ '?,c two ®eta1*- we,muBt ***• »»>• entire The surviving members of the Ninth .ixwi mu KO y o B hCpfromoibc. 4 (M Voo41mih1 THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPING CARS to to go Bo a silver basla । 1111,011 Qt Gobleville. -anslug ... ... ! RefuMa to Be a Candidate. | There are 80- saloons in Dickinson leave Chlcgca tbroughou', the Fall 11 to Detroit. Snnng and Wln'w ererv Wednesday Washington, June 20.—The secretary 42 31 ”It ought not to be necessary for me to county, of which Iron Mountain has Brand Rapids and Cincinnati. O. every Nonday of the interior has certified to the aeo- ^Mr°e^Whn.UU2d LEM *nd p'*and Thursday evening, and are run. . retary of tbe treasury of thr payment of as a possible candidate—not very seriously I tbe other ten. tX2,000 to nil the states and territories, or prominently, but sufficiently to attract I A post post office office has has been been established established al at The One True Blood Purifier. |i per bottle. A H «!iOD*. except Alaska and the District of Co­ attention If I should fall to notice It. It Lab. Grove Finmet raiintv wltb v a Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass. * ^jove, tnjmet county. With E. A. lumbia. for agricultural college pur- RKxaetlmes affects one s Influence tn cases . J like the present I have no personal motive Morford aa postmaster. sours. without change and on laat mail Train® ’ Pills in entering this fight. I have said that I p. m a. in The Macomb County Pioneer society ^“engere holding reeondclaaa ticket, exn __ 7 40 7 30 would not be a candidate. I win add,----- <*!«»• ............. held its Ifith annual: meeting at Davla, reoure acooaiBOdai Iona m I be tonrttf ateeplng Ing the emphatic language once X. m. p. ui—-- ------The Nineteenth Michigan infantry, tbe late Gen. Sherman (I think I remember I’ta n. r. gutor^xL "•. 3 %eX 1 b?. h Li?rr^: it correctly): T will not run If nominated, which wm recruited in the aouthweatRumi 1ta«t<<ib............. ' i io nor serve if elected.* I am not foolish Detroit........................ to ?4 ------------------------------------------ eastern man ent p.rt of tbe will hold it. .nenough to suppose that any ^operated1" daUy l"ougb ^‘man eerrtce ji « to could be nominated by this convention— nUB* reunion at Three Rivera, BeptemSSSto.....::::;;:: F 16 li * much lees leastthat hat I could. rould. I sympathise thor- ., ber 16 and 17. 7. Lowsst Rates, Best Route hM*'caueedhth^ uprtah^’Lld*wHlUfiDdth|te I The bo5,rr °* thr Michigan salt works, HIRES Rootbeer conXNrta tfrove................ •8 25 has caused this uprising and win find"*its .« dasriNua................. ■T3-------~ --------* ■«» expreacion at Chicago, but as to the prin ­ Marine City, exploded, killing ciples which the uprising has brought forth Ham Mowbray, foreman, and John P. and roots nature makes for ttranx . . and the issues being framed X entirely dis­ Haley. I ’ ft •knwlBlr agree WJLLJAM C WHITNET. Take MMb..-. a I •3-- '• K. M. Van Every. Jr., of Bronacn, re­ MIBo ... all points in ceived his medal of award and diploma ttqil Lake iVtfk vl I it- .7 Indianapolis, Ind., June 22.—Chair­ from the World’s Columbian exposition ___ ...............................B«| •fiW’ man Offut, ,of tbe national executive for his exhibit of iron and steel forr....... ! US.’^o7M^^W,^ui .» >A#omarrs I W ork ten, Kalwaic: & S&giui California, Louisana, New Mexico Texas, and Arizona, The Southern Pacific Company 1::= MOTHERS’ FRIEND” * No 1 1 « * No Kn il 1 Through io Gainornla Hood s F reig h t. 1 Hood ’s Sarsaparilla 1 LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO .:r: no roptbeer making. rtEXKO, other FM RISING BREAST er ing several weeks, baa given notice that the next annual meeting of. the The Niles Jttckey chib declared off the rest . the races on accouq^__of lack 7k« Xuigarj fain go-j,.- by midwives aad farmers’ national congress will be neld of patronage, caused, it was said, by in Indianapolis in September next. Washington, June 22. — News from Madrid is that official circles there are the refusal of the city authorities to allow betting at the track. While bathing in Tobacco river near Clare a 12-yeer-oW boy named Alger of belllg- Vicksburg will spread a poll tax on Ha ereMrifMatotteOi tttatlcnin. r> SlStlOBB. a Tezas, Arizona, New Mexico and California ,x> r9°,e ,na «a«ung<aiifon.la. apply to W.G.NQMYRat, Gen’l Wesiern Agent, h-jrj iWdta Galf« W.H.OOXXOB. or re- •W..V nl> «H1»V WU l«Train* st Flag 8t%U«-ns m w“D m ,n" , 'Tt-'r.law Trwl” will l> i hn h‘ id lb. ' wmwit.wu.; ' IU. Urn. al wi wain. No a. will wall •> !>' i s ■' frel No. I and t retain ho,Nkawl!lwalr.-B«>*MJ“«1”" “u1'1 rival et No C. J. * M R „ ,,,'tuU* Bawaov wunrt be at iwP-’* ”5ArrsW r. AN. H IUKIJU, n. v- ■ (mbi Mauri. o»i r * T * durionB. �LOCAL NEWS • ciKcuurrioN • Banner. HASTi^ Thursday. June 25. >896. This week, w R. COOK. Local Editor.______ 86 quireg_ Hdreirter, ebtnwa fc>r •dvertl»ett:entJ nast reach Uu office Tuesday, at iateat tr. ■naure Inaertlon la thalwae oJ the week ?hen brought. wef* '"'l Soiemniy Swear Ihiruyyoor blood with Hood'. Sarean.rlli. which will give you an antwtit* l stomach and .Mrentlheii yoS nmLT°ur * am, J“00 So*U turn, no ftbrlc. jjwon Prh. Bakin, PoW(|fr Nothin, ciett, cle.no.- than J,™ ,Mp of PunctuHu’Jb^^^'"” “■“•oultom hHonJK.0' °“' Bellevue Las a bltacllsi who Is TS rears old. Some pettslou Jut pel. were stolen from HiSart • ■ WaJicM’1 tbe residence ot c. A. I'lrelps. at PI.lie well, ami .me morning about a week later — th, dim.. . tu-i-t— Extreme ’ ik .iduchJ-GcttcpH they were round o» Urn doorstep. i n Montague. Mich., statement and af. tore Jas. Morrison, i s-same pi ace. “For ,.s atBictdd with heart .. extreme wakeful.i:<. general debility, m ■ .■<>n'cuned failed to ,i> advised to use Dr. Vitalize!, which I did r. Highly cured by its and becan” Dr. Wheeler’si’.-e ••■! J Sb acted on the nervous the seat pf nearly all iWUr'» n Treat your nerves 'of our aii .1 liver, j kidqeys and troi.'-l - "ill .‘'i^ppear. Dr. s>«-kr' V-■ ' Itaiizer is the only ra'able afe airo-wire remedy tome. makes th- • firms it by \ ‘ Notary ’• tbep*51.' " - ' feiiare, aerroii? -jest, beada,-: -.' Physiciauf- w.n j.-„, < If. II. (ionth/tar. Tbe death ot Ex-Governor Felch leaves l ire baml tournament at Portland last The Allegan County Sunday School R-ily occurred at Allegan yesterday. The pflnelphl addresses uf the day were by Rev. J. M. Patterson, pastor of the West­ minister Pres, church, Detroit, aud Dr. A. Gaylord Slocum, of the Kalamazoo Baptist college. were ruined iu the blow which passed through ;Oakland sometime since. The people who were bereft of everything ask­ ed to be relieved from pty’lng their taxes " i,'-\ s. I or Chloroform i . ■i.i.it. rails promptly . • uUr n given'to fitting H-rma or Rupture tor .i.'-rlty ,>f cases can tnKh,a furgital Opera- L _____ r lolh-c’H B- made in all parts of the state (t-r-.w,.: k < ■'peclallty.; Special .pains i3iir!it::.:" - "Utraetl. chattel mortgagtiaud Woodland. Mich. dw»?u Tiw-la--. Loyal E. Kuappen. Arthur!’. Deniion. ! TAGGAKI KNA’ PENfc DENISON, > i.awyeksI Rwh-.’' *■.! Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. Grand •Rapids. Michigan. E FAMES A. SWEEZ^Y. t» Attorney at ihw. Hastiffgs. Mich. P.iu-tices in all courts of the state. Collectidi:: promptly attended to. M. U, Ci A.AtSCKlUXhU. IliyMcian and Surgeon, TV’.to.-.. - ' Mich. residence, one Nock east of depot. A. a C. 11. BARBER* • Phjsicians and burgeons. Calls in city or county ns|>onded to with pron.ptnvss, day or niitiii. i H >11E..DON. Abstract anti Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings. M "j to lou or. K^a! Estate Real Estate .- - i ci:r:f.:-5lon. (’•-neral conreyauclng. flirnr aet of Abstract Books, com -! trow thr Records, ra.il f-r-«»» , complete hilip t. colgrovf P A’.’ornvy at ilgtM : toSmlth-LC-irrove.) .ti bh.. h, Ha-mgs.; •-eftL. -Ue. ■; M A N. ;ift>nnrpat'nc CITY - - H NK, Mich. SURPLUS, 817,000.00 tucun’Oratfd under the lawa of tbe State of Ml! hlgan. Open for business, Dec. 15, 1886. OFFICERS. ’’r’-i'ldcnt I -. M*->ner. Vice-Pree. Dan Wf. Reynolds. Cashier DIRECTORS: Dan W. r.Hyn .-ti, W. H Powers. R. B. Messer. M L.Cook. Chester Messer. ■ _ P. T. (■••!grove. xad •■'■•'■Ing* department In Barry PaJ’d interest on all time n . U. GqODTEAB. q of 01 ineasiee. *” d“*M on «“»"■ fuere are so cases.’ 6,«n<1*f'l lime, and One Minute Cough Cure is the P.ep.r.liu., for every ceiiah or SS^ Is the only harmless remedy that produce, immediate res.,it,. Jhe corner stone or I-ansIniC, new SIS MO Uuiversallsl church will be laid Jone Did you ever think how readily the blood Is polwined by constipation',' Dad Sidi. ti.’iv'Tt lK“"‘ “<* ""■mature old age. DeWitt» Little Eurlj- Risers th*famous lime piiu, overcome cbstinr.te’coustlpation. w. H. Goodjeah • Olir Johnson blew out die gas In the B.v v lew hotel at Marquette. Body is at the morgue. Mrs. R. DeYoung. Middleburg, la., this year, as they have nothing but the wiitea. 1 have used Oue Minute Cough mu fOr '>lx >ears' buth for myself and bare land left. The Attorney General ?ays the request th reasonable enough, but children, and 1 consider it the quickest •cling aud most satisfactory Cough Cure 1 tluit only . the legislature has power to ever used. \y. H. Goopyeah make the necessary reflef. A Congregational church with twenty­ A Battle Creek man who owns a cottage seven members has Been organized at at Gdfuac lake, recently brought Lome a Sbllonh. lot of miscellaneous truck which had A. L. Wooster, a prominent citizen of ‘ wintered” at the cottage, among them be­ Osseo. Mich., al ter suffering excruciatingly ing an okl pair of pantaloons,wh?ch where from piles for twenty years, was cured in a short time, by useihg DeWitt’s Witch left on the the back steps ifor - his wife to Hazel Salve, an absolute cure for all skin giveaway to (lie first tramp that came diseases. More of this preparation is used along. She happened to p?ck them up and t an all others combined. W. IL Goodyeah stuck her hand in oue of the pockets lo an Judge J. G Ramsdelk nf,Traverse, says absent minded, way and fqnnd 835.00 In it. his fruit trees are so overlowieii that It will This is but another proof of the advisabili­ cost him $500 to pick off surplus trull In ty of wife’s going through their husbands order to save his trees tioin damage. poefttts. Young mothers dread the Summer mon­ Butter making in one nrinute with great j lbs on account ot the great mortality a­ economy and with tuany. valuable safe-! mong children caused by bowel troubles. guards from disease as compared with the Perfect safety may l>e assured those who keep on hand DeWitt’.-Colic and Cholera old-fashioned churning system is some­ cure, and administer it promptly. For thing that United States Consul O’Neil at cramps, bilious c«dic. jiysentery and diarStockholm tells of in a report to the state rh<i*A. it affords lustaut relief. , W. H. Goodyear , department. This is done by a simple George A. Reynolds, of Saginaw, has machine known as the tadiator invented Iwen appointed supreme representative for by a Swedish engineer and descrii>ed and Michigan of Rte Knigtts ot Pythlas.of the illustrated by the consul. It makes the World. He is alre idy grand secretary of butter directly from sterlized ’milk. The the Elks. machine has been In use several months, Knukto'i « a.rsjtcA Salve creating a sensation among dairymen and The best salve In 'tbe world for cuts, promising to revolutionize butter making. ' bruhes, sores, ulcers, salt rlieum, fever sores, tetlek chapped hands, chilblains, conn?, and all. skin irruptions, and posi­ Iu Self-Defence. you ought to keep your flesh up. Disease tively cure piles or no pay required. It wili follow, it you let it get below a is guaranteed to glvje perfect satisfaction healthy standard. No matter how this or money refunded/ Price 25 cents per coniffg. what you need Is Dr. Pierce’s box. For sale by W. ‘ H. Goodyear, lhe Gohlen Medical Discovery. That Is the druggist. greatest flesh-builder known to medical Father Matkowski, who was barred science far surpassing tilthy Cod liver oil from his own parsonage at Bay Gity, will and its nasty compounds. It’s suited to see for an injunction restraining all but the most delicate stomacba. It makes the agents for Bishop Richter f^om visiting morbidly thin, plump and rosy, with the premises. health ami strength. Send f..i t free pamphlet, or rpmlt 10 in Cutting Teeth. cei'i- t ) and get a book ot 16« pages Be sure and use that "Id and’well tried wm- i^Umhuiala. addresses and portraits. remedy. Mrs. Wlnsiow ? Soothing Syrup Aduress Woi i I’s Dispensary Medical As­ for children t»*ethlng. It sooths the child, sociation. Main Buffalo, N. Y. softens thc gums, jallays all pain, cures wind colic and is tbe best remedy for Rupture or breach, pemianen’lv cured diarrhoea.. Twenty-five cents a botfle. without the knife. AUdresa. b«r pamphlet and references. World’s Dispensary .xledLEnglish Spavin Liniment removes all cal Association,-Buffalo, N. Y. Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blem­ Sick-poison is a poison which makes yon ishes from horses. Blood Spavjns, Curbs, sick. 1: comes from flic stomach. ’I he Splints, Sweeheyi Ring-Bone. Stifles, stomach makes it out ol undigested fo- d. Sprains, all Swollen Throats. Coughs, etc. Save 850 by use ofbne bottle. Warranted The id »ud gets It and taints tbe wlme the moat wonderful Blemish Cure over body wild It. That’s th? way of it. The wa> to be rid of at Is to lobk after known. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Drug­ your digestion. If your food Is ail proper­ gist, Hastings. Mich, ly digested, it ere will be none h it in the What We Offer You stomach to umM- >'ck-|tol*on <••»! of. If your stomach is too weak to see to this Is this; if you are troubled with Catarrh, properly by itself, help It along with a few Cold in Head. Hay Fever, go to the druegl-t named below and get a bottle of Cendoees of Shaker Digestive Cordial. tu-yCatarrh Cure. No danger of being That’s the cure of It. Shaker Digestive Cardial is a delicious, humbugged. Relief In five minutes and a healthful, tonic cordial, made of pure med­ positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. icinal plants, herbs and wines. It positively cures Indigestion and pre­ vents the formation of sick-poison. At druggists. Trial bottles 10 cents. Catarrh Cannot Lo Cured With local applications a* they .^’’hioS^'r the seat of the disease. Catarrh te a blew! or coastltatlooai disease, and ”5.^ hmh“9 vou must take tnten-al remedlM. Han s i a tarrb C .re Is taken luteroatiy. and f.W]5 od the blood aud mne »u» V’lf^in? It was tarrt Cure fa not u quack medicine, it was nreseribea by oue of tut best physicians Jn Im Absolutely Free! Now le the lime to get a good WATCH 111, c.vmp<»e<l«t lb-"v*‘ on blued wltb Ibe l»»l punbvr., •«!»« «Ireeuj ra tbe mucon, T ie of tli-too hisredlenl. I, »b«i P™I*-*3 5?_d io “derlul result, lu cuvUg <.«urrb. bend fur testimonials, free- . Toledo. O. F. J. CUenev & Co.. Props., ' • Soid by druggists, price. 7Sc. Your Daily Bread Is ho doubt a matter of some concern to you, but uot so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and eoffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. gJLRENKES, FgQFK Mr. wi 'jy It never fall* t0 curtf p^" Aker and Cyrus G. Luce. Since Gov­ ernor Itlch’s administration five have died. An Interesting question bas come up as to the taxes from the cyclone sufferers who IV.' utzel Salve. . B. Goodyeak. ny-^.e°iKe "' n prominent Gar <>roppe,| dr,u at Claylou . • A- «• only two living ex-governors—Russell A. «■«( .great suoevss, there being l» bands ineMi.t. From six «> eight thousand people-lodk Ilin." lotdu was eluwn a, t le place for tire next tm-ethig wldeh will be sometime in August. .F“r Over F|ri* Years. has be*u used ,th^2$te?.fortoe,r ehlMran whl e w*£®«- Ittpotbes th* wind colicur.FT* *» P"n; «“*• remedy tor dterrtma. ■ FREE! FREE! T*/» Splendid 1896 Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. The DHooverj gakred Hits Ufe. - Into bearing within ten mouths after betug planted and are not affected by blight or other diseases. Between the West Indian. Central America* and United States ports, oveTthirty steamers are en­ gaged to this trade, and the port ot New Orleans alone receive something like 9,­ 000,000 bunches of bananas annually, while the entire Importation of thc United States is worth In-the neighborhood or $14,000,000.00 gold. This sum represents about $28,000,000.00 Mexican money, and should, and In the near future will largely come to Mexico, when the many advant­ ages offered by Ils fertile sol!, cheap labor aud land and absolute freedom from Internal disorders are appreciated by the capitalist and trull grower. The local market Is also of considerable value and increasing. It Is estimated that 88.000 00 Mexican money. Is sufficient to purchase, clear, build ditches, plant and cultivate- 70 acres of land for lhe first two years and. dining thatperiod, tbe plantation will yield 54.­ 000 bundles of bananas worth at least 40. cents a bunch at the plantation, and yield­ ing uot less than 50,000 bunches of bananas annually hereafter at a cost of from 0 lo 8 cents a bunch for cultivating and harvesting. The cultivation of the banana is very simple and there is probably no, fruit which gives such quick returns. Nine months after tbe suckers are set ont. lhe bunches are yeady fur cutting and here­ after. three and even four crops n year may be obtained. A rich virgin soil, such as that of the region mentioned, maybe cropped for many years without requiring the use of fertilizer, and, when Irrigated, Indefinitely. There are many varieties of bananas culilvated in Tropical America, varying from tlie size of lhe musk flavored apeci­ mans, smaller-than one little finger and known in Mexico as “eiente en boc*.” to others nearly a foot in length. Tlie bi-products of the banana are very numerous. Tbe fruit can be dried and preserved like figs, or reduced to a sugary powder. They also yield by distillation, a kind of brandy, and lhe stem and leaves are used in the manufacturing of pa’per. The plantain, a specia of banana, yields a fruit much larger than the banana, but loo coarse to be eaten raw. It is, however, eaten either boiled, roasted or fried as a vegetable and Is highly prized by the in­ habitants of southern countries. It Is from another variety, the manllla plantain (musa textllte), that lhe fibre known as mtnilia hemp Is obtained. Thfe plant could also be cultivated in Mexico where the conditions of soil and climate are the snmeas in the Philllplne Islands where it l» indigeiiious. The troulries in Cuba are causing many to look to Mexico for their aypply.not only for this fruit, but also of tobacco, by those who formerly made their purchases in this detracted island, now being lutrried by the insurgents. As a remedy for all forms of headache Electric Bitters lias proved to be Hie very best. It effects a permanent cure and thr most dreaded habitual sick headache: yield to its Influence. We urge all who are afflicted to procure a Imttle, and give this remedy a fair trial, lu cases of hab­ itual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medi­ cine. Try It once. Large bottles nnly fifty cents at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug. Store. An l then gn Hheml. If your blood h impure, juur Mpprtlie (ailing, sour nerves weak, sou rnav t»e sure (lint flood s Banmiiarnia !s what y >u need. Then take no substitute. Inslstui'•>n Hood’-* and otilv Hood*4. This 1, the nrnllc-ue which has the lorg-st sal- lu rhe world. Hood’s Bsr-aparllla Is the One True Blood PunHood’s rillsxre • asy to take, easy to operate AT M’KINLEY’S HOME. faith M the people, and if we do that tbe people will win for us a triumph foe that great masterful principle w hiehitt plenty and prosperity.” TELLER FOR PRESIDENT. A Kew ToIltlcwl Forty t» Onroalxed at St St. Louis. June 20.—Senator Henry M. Teller, of Colorado, was nominated for president yesterday by “he free silver republicans who bolted from the re­ publican national convention Thurs­ day. Tbe foriual announcement of his candidacy is* contained iu a statement signed by 26 of tbe bolting delegates. These men met in the silver headquar­ ters in St. Nicholas hotel, and, with­ out chairman, secretary or vote adopt­ ed tbeir declaration of principles and launched the “Teller and free silver’’boom. It was agreed that Senator Du­ bois, of Idaho, should take charge ot the campaign until n permpnent or­ ganization has been effected. In tbe meantime the bimetallists, as they call themselves, will gn into several states and organize them for Teller and free silver. PR ESIDENT DIAZ HONORED. City of Mexico, June 22.—There was a great demonstration here Sunday in honor of President Diaz, who has been renomiuated for “a fifth term. There waa r. procession of about 8,000 persons, including 4.000 pure blooded Indiana from neighboring villages, carrying banners and flags. The bells were ring­ ing all day and at night there was a dis­ play of fireworks. Forty volumes with more than 500,000 si gun cures favoring the renomination of 1'iesident Diaz were presented. He had practically no opposition. Washington, June L’2.—The monthly statement of the international revenue bureau shows that the receipts from all purees during the 20 days of the present month aggregate $8,4J5,192. This indicates that the receipts for tbe whole fiscal year will be about $146,­ 500,000, or $18,500,000 less than the esti­ mates sent to cougre’s. KIHrtl HU Wife and Hlmaelf. Wichita, Kan^ June 22,-r-Jn a fit of insane jealousy, O. E. Hart, a prom­ inent young man here, shot andjdlled his wife Sunday afternoon, then turned the weapon on himself and sent a bul­ let through his brain. Richmond. Yu., June 22.—During tlie three days beginning vyith.June 30 thia city will be filled with ex-confederates and their friends to sec laid thc corner­ stone of the Jefferson Davis monument. FntaUy Shocked. Philadelphia, June 20. — Albert Woods, aged 32, and Richard ’ Menzie, aged 20, were shocked to death by touching wire screen over which an electric wire had. fallen. . Dayton, Ind, June 18. — Wilson T. Slay back wad killed by lightning nt this place, and his death so affected his fa­ ther, aged.78, that the old man dropped dead from heart disease. Ntrwui;» Coincidence. Niles. Mich., June 22.—Anson F. Miller and Austin Miller, old and well­ to-do farmers nnd no relation to each other, one living two miles north of thia eity nnd tbe other two miles cast, both dropjied dead qt the same moment. Mr. G. Cniloutte. Druggist, Beaversville, HI., says: “To Dr. King’s New Dis­ covery 1 owe my life. Was taken with Lh grippe iukI tried all |he physicians for miles Rlxuit, but of no avail and was given up and told 1 could notdlve. Having Dr. King’s New Discovery iu my store 1 sent tor a Upttle and began its use and from lhe first dose In-gau to get I a- tier, and after using three l»ottles was up and about again. It Is worth Ila weight In gold. We wont keep store or house without It.” Get a free trial at W. IL Goodyear’s Drug store. Canton. O.. June 20.—Hundreds of Constantiuopie, June 19.—Advices re­ congratulatory telegrams poured irr4-t-?ircd here say that the Armenian* upon ex-Gov. McKinley Friday. Among barricaded tbeir bouses in Van and, tbe senders were Speaker Rtfcd, Senate: aided by a humlierof fellow Christians Allison, Garrett A. Hobait, Fred Grout from surrounding villages, massacred* anti his mother. Senator Hawley, and large number of Mohammedans. republican duba of various citjea. Shortly after noon preparations began A Victim L'.''*Hj-pnoIi»m making' for tire reception for the return­ Lebanon, Ipd.. June 19.—Elmer Wil­ ing Cantonese, and the neighboring lis. aged 19 and residing six miles north houses began filling up with resident* of this city, committed suicide. About of the city. a year ago he was hypnotized by a trav­ There was an unexpected delay in the eling doctor and aince that time he has arrival of the train, and it was after never been free from hypnotic influ­ six o'clock when tbe music of thc band ence. Early in Mfirch he was arrested, Mexico, May 2T. IS86. The increased consumption of tropical unnounced the approach of the delega­ charged- with arson, but was released a fruits in this country wlthliv the last two tion. As they come up one street; a del­ few days ago on a charge of insanity. decades is one of the remarkable results of egation of several hundred from TrumA Family Quarrel. Lull and Mahoning counties marched up our Improved transportation facilities. Chicago, June 18.—Charles Euunler. The ports of New York, Philadelphia. a parallel street nnd they simultaneous­ a gasoline dealer, shot and fatally in­ Bostotr, Baltimore, New Orleans, and ly entered the yard, front nnd rear, com­ Mobile receive by the steamer load these pletely filling it. At that time tbe ad­ jured his wife and then killed himself with the same weapon at tbeir home perishable products of the tropics and dis­ joining streets were jammed, fully 10.­ tribute them to a thousand Interior cities 000 peonle being within sight of the in thia city. The crime was the climax and villages. Short lines of railroad have of a family quarrel and the husband’s house. Maj. McKinley received the pilbeen built in the producing districts to love for liquor. take them to the coast, and swift steamer griins under the trees in the side yard, and received from them such a tribute lines established to carry them north; yet ns seldom fails to the lot of man. It was tire markets are never flooded. Banon Humboll m»s that “an Hereof a memorable scene. Congratulatory ground ilanted In bananas will produce addresses were delivered by Congress­ more food at lew co-G thpn any other man R. W. Taylor, of the Eighteenth known crop ’ Another authority has de­ Ohio district; Judge Baldwin, of Can­ clared that “the banana Is the most pro ton. nnd Judge Day, who. on behalf of duclive of all the fruits In the world. It the ladies of Richmond, Ind., where • Rev. William Copp, whose father produces 44 times as much as the potato lhe delegates took breakfast Friday was it physician for over fifty years, and 131 times as much as wheat”’ These morning and held tLe flist McKinley in New Jersey, and who himself phrases appear an exaggeration but thej are merely simple expresshms of the actual meeting in that state, presented a box spent many years preparing for tlie of roses to the major for his wife. ia the only of­ facts. * practice of medicine, 'out one subse Mr. McKinley was deeply moved at Tire peat* »t niarlret l» the work! tor that I of could quently entered them the ministry the three product. Is the United States.' aa the demonstration und thc warmth of recommend M. E. Church, writes: “I am as glad1 here are lhe greatest number of well to do friendship expressed in the addresses, blood.puritler.Iliare Sto testify that I have people who have money Io spend snd but was able so far to control himself Riven away hundreds of bottles of .pend It. As jet. ttle held best adapted to as to make a fitting response to thc had analyzed all the it, as I consider sarsaparilla it the safestprepara as well­ the cultivation of three frails and. al tbe splendid tribute. While he was speak­ same lime, nearest In llteUniled Slates, Is ing to his old friends aud neighbors as the best to be had."-WM. Corr. tions known in the nealected. We refer to lhe bill coontry the yard had been invaded by the Mc­ Pastor M. E.Church, trade,Jackson, but > Minn. trlbmarj lo the port of Tatupleo In Mexi­ Kinley league of New York, including co Here thrive every variety ot tropical the 17 McKinley d’elegatim from that frulta. Orancea, bananaL pine apple,, state. Tfceir train v us'held at the ruavarc chlcas. lenwnra and xraiiadltaa aiow to perfection. Frequent nine, fer­ atatikm for thc call t) be made, and, ps tile still, heavy dews. Tolling blit* to pro­ time was precious, Mr. McKinley, on mote drainage aud help Irrigation, cneap tbe front porch, faced the 200 eager­ lands and first claw transportation faclll- faced New Yorkers, who split the air Ilea, either by rail or waler, make tbe with yells as he came through the ratable and marketing of these product, door. John E. Milholland acted a* profitable: and, more than thia, lire climate master of cereinonic'i. !, nealthy. It la one of the few place, Ex-Senator Warner Miller addressed wlti.ln tbe tropics where tbe Anglo Saxon tbe candidate briefly and in terms of can live, be healthy and cultivate the aol. congratulation, assuring him that the and jet tbe pr Incl tail exportation of till­ fruit Is from points more dlslnn. than republican* of New York would be sec­ ond to none *.n tbe whole country in Mexloe aod where labor Is paid In told. An acre of bauanaa will produce from their loyalty to the i^ety and in their 700 lo 800 b-j.hela annually at a cost or labors for the success of the ticket. Mr. mu ..ver 8 cent, a bunch nnd they are McKinley responded, announcing bin worth at the plantation <0 oetMs a Iruneh. pleasure at meeting his '’isitora. In making a net profit of Mts.00 or more per conclusion he said: “AU we have to du this year, my fellow citizens, is to keep acre, annually. Mexican money. The capital ueceaaary lo eMabllab a close to tbe people. JT/tod cb-exjng ] The Only One To Stand the Test. feYEffS ___________ Wteo A. bcronie Ml-. *• dting «• nrSSLl^1 ” the wort °r °”r rotal school, more efficient In developing tbrowlM h?', HThU U 1>M,Oo<’ ItB BbM<Iow across tbe suuset of Mto lttom?- I"’d “ '“Ule ,or me to attempt to answer tbta err And Ihiuhi’.'k'm q're"to0 lh*' '’cry teacher Mtlv tri*tk h ,odMro«Uy and houestlj try to answer. The country school, mint, |0 tb, i,r<M1 niMaure. Mucalethe clllxena of thia re­ public. A republican government, a dem“nDot ("t maintained wltbool efficient country wlhoola. Thi. view of the altuatlnu ,H> Imelllgeot person may doubt We shall attempt to point out ’">««'ar»ln which the coontry school, maj be made more efficient We .ball not advance theories untried, but give some result, of work. Our first .uggeallon I, that school ground, ami school rooms should be snch ro ;w,ken 8 l0'» »f the beautiful, that the lite within may grow beautiful through .■wociloi, With that wlilch I. beautiful Without To this end the school yard snd the suliiKil room sboui.l be made clean and attractive. .We would teach agriculture •tody plant,, study Milla, the surroundings ot rural.school,, make Ibis work-lhe basis ot language work. Thia work should also be our work In geography during lhe luitial years of school life. With such school grounds and such Hcbool nxiiiis presided over by genuine cblld-lovlng teachers, tbe better nature of the child would be developed aud we would see springing up on. every hand more vffident^ltizens. How may this lie done? By uniting patrons and teachers in the great work of educatiob in our country schools. This wiinTevelop an educational sentiment that will nop stop short of the school rooms and schonijurds we have suggested. What we, ns teuciiere, want to do Is to go into country homes and schools and go to work. Let the district patrons and teachers and older pupils have their reading course, tbelr evening leetares, their educational revivals avil you shall see au educational sentlujenjt springing up that shall answer the question Inspiring this article. The patrous will respond to any Influence which will build up their school, when we as teachers demunstrale what and how It cat: be dune. This Is our work as teachers and Its results will be more efficient schools, and more efficient schools mean belter eH teens. We would make another suggestion. Education should mean business. Busi­ ness methods do not sufficiently coutrul the work of education. In many of our schools. While on a visit to a school room reccully, we were greatly pleased with the air of business prevailing. Fifteen min­ utes were allowed for writing exercises, and all the sfchool were writing In a few seconds after the teacher gave ibe signal, and they continued to write until the time for the writing had expired.. Thh busi­ ness-like method characterized every reclla'ion. Its effect on the school, on the nehthborhood was g(>od. We visited another school where lack of business was painfully apparent and pupils and par­ ent a hud little Interest In the school. Ed­ ucation In the latter school. like the earth iu the beginning, --was without form and ‘void.” Let us be terribly In earnest In this work of education, aud let business stamp all our efforts. H we do our work In a business like way we can unite all the forces of the district for more efficient schools. ■ . • Another suggestion: Get a good teach­ er and allow him to teach the school in his way. Say to the teacher, there is your work, do it. Many schools are made fail­ ures by muddling patron*. A conductor Is employed lo run a train, a doctor to pre­ scribe for a patient, and so on. l.et us employ a teacher to teach, not to keep school, and let them know and feel that so long as they do lead! the boys and girls the way to a higher, more efficient citizenship, they need fear neither fossil» nor exanihiatiqns. AYER’S Premature baldness may be F®*®01*1 and the hair made te grow on hoods •!ready bald, by the use of Hall s V egetab e SIcBlan Hair Renewer. —a——— ---- -■» SCHOOL COLUMN. Conducted by Flora J Beadle. Qo.Catnm’ar. yankeewatch Made on honor rieanmeed e good timekeeper. Minilon Ihl, p»p«r«nd «• will »a>‘l yon t .ample coplee of lhe v Swalessi. �J. M. Wootay nd tally 'nd Vmk ‘AU kinds of cylender and coneave teeth B and 7 cents each. Tank pump*, hose, threshing bett-Cand every thing a thresher peeds at Hastings Engine 4 Iron Works. •re visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cook. Mbs Edna Brown was elected first as­ sistant of tbe Woodland schools last week. Three «>mm! M«cund-hai»d W<-od mowing marhllM*? and a w-r»«iMl-h» nJ binder all Jn firel claw- coiidllhiD, can lai purchased at a bargain at Gtmdjear Urns’, hardware. Dr. G. W. Lowry and family, will go to Grand Ledge to day, tor a few days visit Tin* I. O. T. M. enjoyru an evening of Mrs. W. A. Jones, of Grand Rapids, visited with relatives iu this city yester- social that, Interspersed with several sc1,-clloiib of mnslr, at the Imine ot Dr. and Mis. H. A. Barber, Tuesday tfVteiilug Ice Mrs. LeRoy Adams and daughter Eade. of Detroit, are visiting at J. C. Wardell’s. pay. Wm. Potter acted as toast master at tbe cream and cake was served. alumni banquet at Nashville, Saturday ev­ Mts. Euphema Baker, of this city, was ening. adjudged insane, Monday, aud Mrs. Jen­ P. R. Dunning, of Charlotte, was called nie Miller, of Castleton, waa adjudged In­ lo Hastings Sunday by tbe illness of his sane, Tuesday, before Judge Armstrong. mother. They will I* taken lo Kalamazoo. Mrs. J. E Corbett of Detroit. was a Some oue has computed that tbe earth guest of Mrs. L. C. Felgbner over Is shrinking at the rate of about two Inches Sunday. in circumference every year. This ex­ Mrs. John Busby and daughter visited plains the nervous anxiety of some people to possess It before It grows any smaller. Tlie report that Frank Tucker, tbe actor was dead. Is untrue as he and bls company appear* at Plainwell this week. Frank, however is getting a good amount of free advertising as a result of his pre­ mature death notice. A large Circus, billed under the name of j the New Great Consolidated Show Co., •POWOER from Saturday until Tuesday .with friends In Irving. Mrs. Lida Shaw, was called to Battle Creek, this week, by the serious Illness of her mother. Frank Cole left for Cincinnati, Ohio, Monday evening, to be gone several days on business. Mr.‘and Mrs. A. D. Cook, attended the funeral of Mrs. George Baker lu rille. Sunday. MUI«r nd vlte nd Mlu Kojte. of Bo,tonvilte, Wls., arrived in the city Monday evening. They drove through and were two weeks traveling the distance of about thundtr-rtora. when th. r»H> «me down 400 miles. They expect to make Hasting* forcwl w ,WP "«»*<« U» *"« their home for a few months at least Vcarl 8. Weber was at Allegan last pcrtormuK. l><*t another waa (Iren at < o'clock, when tbe bit tent waa araln Blled. Friday attending the bicycle races. He There wa, another crowded boaae at was.pnten*d In several events, but did not the erenlnt performance, and. u there ride in all of them. He brought home a wu no rain lo Inttrrapt, complete Mllepretty little diamond, tbe second prize n faction wtt klren. tbe third of a mile open, which he wpn ••The combination ot performer, and from a field of the best mtn in lhe state?^ artleta In tbe Great Syndicate Show and Pari, Hippodrome It ode that Is hard to Mission Band in Presbyterian next Sunday at 3 o’clock. church Y. P. 8. C. E. at Presbyterian church next Sunday evening at 6:30. ’ Rev. Grigsb* will preach at the Rogers school house next Sunday afternoon at 8 o’clock. Services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. “Gid Clothes’ is the topic for the evening. The Hastings City W/C T. U- will meet June 30 at the home of Mrs. Wood on Michigan avenue. Tbe members uf St. Rose church desire to express their thanks to lhe many per­ sons who sent flowers to use In lhe decora­ tion of lhe church ou confirmation day. last Thursday. surpass lo any circus. . BaatiBK* Markets. Butter, s to 10. Corn per bn. :<0. Eire" per doz. - to 10. Hides per lb. A Lard per lb-. 44- . Potatoes per ou., I*. Rye per bn- 33Tallow per lb-. 3*4. Oats per ou.. D. Wheat, red per bu.,5 Wheat, white <*r be.' 17. Hay per ton. a to 10 Pork dressed. 4 J0 Beans, 43 to *5 Chicken dressed, 8. Beef dressed. 4 00 to 0.00. Beef live. 273. Mutton, dressed. 5. Clovor-eed. 4 65 tn B M Wool, unwashed. 7 to 12. Wool, u a illtn!. 10 to 13. MICHIGAN CENTRAL EXCURSIONS Mlddie- Rev. R. D. Freeman, of Irving, will oc National Educational Ataoclation HutTalo N; Y. Joly 7 to 11, *06. copy the Methodist pulpit Sunday morn­ ing. There wllfbe no evening services. For the above the Michigan Central will Rev. Freeman has done conspicuous work sell tickets Hastings to Buffalo and return tn building up the rellgous luterwa ot* at rate of one first class limited fare for the community where he labors, and we he round trip wltb two dollars added for Hale Kenyon was elected delegate to lhe hope he may be greeted with a good audi­ Membership Fre Tickets good to return senatorial Convention in Kent county, at Mrs. W. D. Hayes went to Albion Fri­ ence. Epworth League meeting Sunday up to and Including July 12. Au exten­ Additional local News. th - caucus held at Bowne Center Tuesday day to visit Mrs. James Bartley and attend .evening at 6:80 as usual. Suudaj school tion of time can be had at Buffalo by ap­ afternoon. The caucus was largely at­ commencement. and primer meeting at usual hours. plying tu proper parties. • LqU of people In town last Saturday. tended and the business passed off very Misses Nina Downing and Flora Burg­ nigh School Note*. Christian Endeavor Meeting Wa»hlurto Picnics for purchasers at Phillips & pleasantly.— Freeport Herald. man. of Nashville, visited in the city Sat­ Nearly fifty blue certificates were given Erb’s. Some wheat has been cut around Has­ urday and Sunday. out this term. F<>r tbe above oocaakin the Michigan Grace Dunmug Is In school again, after Central will on July 4-5-4> anil 7th sell Call at tbe Christmas studio for Picture tings. this week, and a good share of it Mr*. Lillian Bottom aud Mrs. Qlias. a week ’ s absence. tickets Hantingi tn Washington and re­ will be put In shock next week. Some ­ Frames. Wardell are visiting their sister, at Pot­ Four hundred and ten persons have vis­ turn at one firat clasa limited fare tor the A complete Hue of all the latest styles thing unusual for this time of year. Wheat terville, this week. ited our High School during thc past year. round trip. Tickets will be limited to harvest generally comes just when a fel­ The members of Miss Marshal!’* classes continuous passage in each direction and of Frames at the.Christmas studio. Mrs. Howe, an aunt of Mrs. Frank low wants-to “go to lhe Fobrtli.” presented her with a finely bound edition good to return until July 15th. An ex­ Where ar© you going to drink red lemon­ Slebbips, returned to her home at Bangor, of Whittier’* poems, Monday. tention of time at Washington can be had At the regular meeting uf the .city dads Wednesday morning. jade. and shoot fire crackers the Fourth? The visitors tills week are numerous: by leaving tickets with Joint Ag’t. al last Monday evening, the following board Homer DePue, Mary Upjohn. Edith ‘ Fre»b *tock of anything you want in Mrs. Fred Young ;.as joined the force at Kahler, Frances Hams. Mabel and Maud Washington. For particulars inquire at of public wurks was appointed: J. W. this office. the line of canned goods at Phillips de this office, and Is holding duwn cases iu Rorabeck, Vera Holbrook. Winnie Har­ Bentley, for five years; R. I. Hehdershott, per. Mina Davenport. Mrs. Rogers. Harry Democratic National rnnvanliou, Chicago Hrb‘f».. four years; John Dennis, three years; C. the composing room. Til *OT1 Kenfield, Roy Davis. Kathaleen Shawman. We just think we’ve got the best K. of W. Jordan, two years; 8. G. Phillips, one Hon. Daniel Striker was at Albion, this Roy and Seymour Andrus. Maud Slayton. For tlie above occasion the Michigan P. bait team in Hastings, they can scare year. week, attending the commencement exer­ Dunald Smith. Ula Brooks, Helena Han- Central will on J.ily and 6th sell up anywhere. auer and Essa Wonnoth. tickets to Chicago and return at oue first • Notice to Water Consumers*. All water cises of Albion College. We were glad to see Prof. Sterling, class- Hmlted far? for th? round trip. Those de-iring to take lessons on plano rents will become due and payable to the Miss Gertrude Smith returned Tuesday Thursday. Good to return until July 12th. or organ will do well to see Miss Mar- clerk of lhe water board, on July 1st. 1890, morning from a visit with friends at Bay Mrs. Bronson. Miss Schumann. Mary and if not paid within ten days thereafter, View aud Grand Rapids. Leins, Gienna Schantz. Mrs. Jones, Miss guerite Townsend. Lachcy, of SL Louis. Bev. Grigsby, Bertha The Knights of Pythias will go to Del- 10 per cent, additional will be charg d Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barrell were at Rhyne, Myrth Taylor and Sadie Osborne • tou next Tuesday evening to con fer sec- and collected. By order of the Board uf Grand Rapids, Monday, attending the fun-i visited several of the grades last week. For tlie above occasion the Michigan Water Commissioners. ond and thitd work. The 6th grade say “Hurrah for vacation Central will on July Oto 16tb. inclusive, eral ot Mrs. John Carvetb. sell tickets to Bay View and return at rat? and. a jolly good time. An official communication was sent out White Fans. White Mita, •nd White Mrs. F. M. Weber of Woodland, andsis-j of on? first class limited fare for the round Dress Goods, and big bargains in Millinery by Bishop Foley .to the various Catholic ter Miss Leona Comfort, of’ Nashville, are trip. Limited to return until Aug. 15th. Women* (lub. churches of bls diocese, asking that tbe Goods at O. D. Spaulding’s. The Women’s Club picnic at Thorn­ IW6. guests of Mrs. Al. H. Weber. . • children receive holy communion. Sunday apple lake, last Friday afternoon, was a very Noble* of the MyMle Shrine. Cleveland, All who.have tried them say tbat-those Dr. and Mrs. Charks Russell., of Alle­ Ohio, Jane 23-34. pickets at Phillips 4 Erb’s beat anything June 21, Inasmuch as It was the 75th an­ enjoyable affair, notwithstanding a heavy niversary of the first reception of the sacra­ gan. were guests of Mr. R’s. brother For the abqr? occasion th? Michigan shower which threatened to spoil it, and of the kind they ever tasted. i Central will on Jan ‘21 and 22nd sell tickets ment by Pope. Leo. The event was ob­ Julius, iu Hastings, over Sunday. doabtleas prevented lhe attendance uf Hastings lo Cleveland and return at one Many of the cases of “falling out” in served at St. Ruse church Sunday, and*by Miss JUlce Hall, formerly ot this city, some who had planned lo drive out. first class fare for the round trip. Tickets which the summer-girl figures, are due to the Catholic churches all over tbe world. returned yesterday after au extended visit There were about one hundred and twenty will be limited not later than Jan. 25th to the. insecurity of the hammock. \ A long haired medicine man wearing a w'lth her sister, Mrs. Stowell, at Hudson. who sat down to a most delicious supper return. We have enjoyed some, of tbe finest suit of buckskin trimmed with beads, and Mrs. Thomas Cox and son Clyde left for furnished by the Club through an excel­ Fourth o' July Excursion. rains we have had in years this summer, a belt full of cartridges and a big pip, did For tbe above o easlon the Mich. Cent­ Charlevoix last week, where they will lent committee who managed everything •specially the oue early Sunday morning. more business than a man with a barrel of A ral will sell round It ip tickets at one and spend the summer with her mother, and at fur the. enjoyment of those present. bug juice in a western boom, town, on large number of the Current Topic Club, one-half cei t« per mile etch way. Child­ Mrs. A. B. Cooper, living in tbe 2d Bas View. ren at half fate. the National bank corner in this city last with their ladles, availed themselves of . ward, died Saturday night, having been a Dates of sale. J dy 3rd and 411). Return Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pancoast and Mr. evening. He went away with a shot sack the Invitation to be present After sup­ not later than July 6th. terrible sufferer for a long time with can­ and Mrs. A^D. McElwain were entertained full of silver dollars and a check on tbe per, Mrs. Hayes, by urgent request, gave C. E. Fellowa. cer. Wool Boot Co., that a fellow in the crowd at Gun lake last Sunday bf Mr. and Mrs. again the fine review of “Tlie Bonnie Agent. The reason that. Phillips & Erb have . turned in for Irjun remedy several dol­ Frank Black. Briar Bush” which she gave at lhe last such a big coffee and tea trade is just be­ Qli?*es Katie Leins, Louise Nagler and lars worth. Its remarkable what a meeting of the Club. Tula was followed cause they have the best and sell It right. speculative turn of mind some people Ernest Edger returned from Ypsilanti by a ride In the steamer and In row boats Bee? Wednesday evening where they hare been htv*. । on th? lake, and when dnrknejs drove the attending school.^ Someone ran away with Gard Bennett’s cro:vd indaors, P. T. Colgruve and Mrs. PERSONAL MENTION. wheel last Saturday evening, but he A small parly of young people, enjoyed Clement Stn’tb chose sides for an old fash­ found it later bitched to a tree down on the participants F. I.- DeLand of Flint, was ber? Friday. Monday afternoon at Thornapple lake. ioned spelling match, Green street. The party was given by Miss Bertha Rider ranging down the sides of lhe long room. James Hetiry, of Battle Creek, is in ti e In honor ot her guest. Miss Mae Campbell, Mrs. D. G. Robinson pronounced .the If jou notice any specks on our “git city. of Grand Rapids. up’’ this week, just lay It to the boys, as wonts, nntkone after another succumbed to Oscar Schumann spent Sunday at Nash­ Mr. and Mrs. Cook were away, as you will Coy L. J Smith of Nashville, well the Inevitable until Mr*. James A. ville. * notice by another local. known to'many Hastings people, Is to be Sweezey stood victor. Th? merry crowd E. L. Mason, of Charlotte, was here Sat­ Halting* will have two ball games the wed to Miss Katherine Bronson, of Big were soon aboard the train, and seperated j Fourth, one in the forenoon and one in the urday. Rapids, next Tuesday. at the station, feeling that It had been ! afternoon. between the .Nashville Grays Maurice Grigsby Is home from Alma another “Women’s Club Success.” Burman, the baker, and Hank Weltop co'lege. •nd the Hastings team. .— Free Ride to KatatnaEoe.________ went fishing Wednesday. You will have j Woolley & Bronson are having a large H. B. Gates uf Rockfurd, spent Friday The ladies who gave 85.UO notes to­ lo see Ibeto for further particulars in re­ In the city. ! sale on the 82.00 (Ins shoes which they wards the completion of tbe C. K. AS. it It’s so handsome and convenient. gard to the big catch, etc. R. are requested to report without delay | pay special attention to and give extra E. J. Evans, of Lansing, was in the city Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Gilson ot Benton either to Mrs. J. S. Goodyear or Mrs. D. A house isn’t half furnished unless I good value fur-the money. Thursday. provided with every toilet acces­ Harbor, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. Rotynson. I Todays whep the small boy has a sory. The handsomest man on J. D. Mapes, of Albion, was lu lhe city W. R. Cook.. Mr. Gilson is editor of the Natick to Wheelmen, -*a| ■ headache, which Increases In violence un- Thursday. earth never gained more feminine All persons having wheels call at iuy Benton Harbor Palladium and president | til about 9:01 a. m., are about over. for a than our furniture place of business. I will take description admiration * John Smith, of Nashville, was In town of the M. R. N. A. 1 guuple of months, at least CjRu* Barlow,* Of Minneapolis. Minn.. of their wheel and keep a register of it. 1 There’s -just what ypu want for Wednesday. also have just received a machine fur Re­ every room in the house in our There will be a brief business meeting Al. H. Weber was al Nashville, Satur­ and Frank Barlow, of Chicago, visited pairing ail kinds of tires, single «r double stock. Style, beauty, elegance । of the Women’s Club on Saturday aftei- day evening. their grandmother, Mrs, Nancy Gardner, tube. I will vulcanizer any pnneture In and durability are only a part of Orson Skinner. last week^returnlng to their Respective 15 minutes. | »oon at four o’clock, at the usual place. Frank Bullis of Johnstown, was In tbe the attractions presented. What ; Members please take notice. homes Monday morning. IT'S A DANDY CIRCUS. city. Monday. , it is and what it looks like are ‘•Cleaning up sale” at Miss Gertrude JL A Bennett, of Kalamazoo, was iu the Mrs. A. V. N. Slingerland was at Ypsi­ I Stebbins, lo prepare for fall stock. Trim­ I» the Great Syndicate Show* and]-«» two points to be .considered in a city, Tuesday. lanti (bls week, attending the commence­ BPari* Hippodrome. "*"n piece of furniture and every arti­ m Jhatiaud Bowers at greatly reduced Mr. The Butte, Montana correspondent of cle in our assortment will be found Miss Pearl Spaulding is visiting in ment exercises at tlie State Normal. j prkes. Special sale on ribbons. aod Mn. Slingerland's daughter. Ger ­ the Anaconda Standard, says tbe following top value in both respects. Grand Rapids. Look at lhe job work you see around Will Spence aud Will Hayes spent Sun­ trude. graduates from the normal thia of lhe New Great Syndicates Shows which I town wltb “Banker Print” on, and th n are advertised to exhibit here on Thursday day at Wall lake. at the work you see without it You can I Mrs. R. A. Bailey has been appointed July 9ih: Mrs. Henry Roe, of Nashville, was In soon decide where to get your printing. “Talk about your ciwuses, theane given Funeral Directors. Furniture Dealers. by tbe great commander of tbe K. 0. T. the elty j gsterday. M. to interview Bishop Belcher, of Grand by the Great Syndicate and Paris Hippo­ Embalming a specialty. H. J. Moulton, of Eaton Rapid.**, was in Rapids. In regard to tale views and his op­ drome Ims certainly broken thc record >o Awarded the city, Thursday. PROBATE ORDER. position to tbe members of his church as far Bute la concerned. Sneh a jam as was Highest Honors—World** Fair. BUteot — Miss Mole kle Gates spent Sunday with joining tbe order of K. O. T. M. attracted to the circus gronuda on the friends at Nashville. * afternoon of the fourth was never seen Mr. and Mn. W. R. Cook attended the here before and doubtless was never seen C. F. Hough ot Nashville, was in the meeting of the Michigan Republican News­ ana ninety-six. In any city of Its slxe. If Batle can elahn city Tuesday forenoon. Present cnarta* paper Association at Jackson this week. to be a good Judge of any particular thing. Supervisor Rue, of Nashville, was here Hon. James O’Donnell and wife gar? tbe It can certainly claim to be a good jud^e on business, Thursday. editors a reception Monday night, and on of a eireus. and tbe judgment >ot the Miss Gertrude Slingeriaud returned Tuesday afternoon they left lu a body for people who went lo the dreas wws that It Canton. Ohio, to congratulate McKinley on from Ypti’anll bait evening­ his nomination. Prof. McLaughlin, of Nashville, was In event, aad tbatjlt waa a mighty good show Him Marguerlte Townsend has finished to see twice. the city Friday, on business. . ber music at Grand Rapid*, where she has W. H. Peck, of Kalamazxj, wlxwk bands ‘•So great waa the crowd in tbe after­ been studying fpr some Pme, .and wiy with old friends here, Thursday. noon that two performances hgd to be spend the remainder of the year with her given Instead of one. The dreus-tent waa Miss Rebekah Striker returned from her parents In Hastings. Next year she yx- filled plumb to tbe apex at vbe first pmac’.bool at Albion, yesterday noun. pecta to take a couree in music writing un­ Mr. and Mrs. William Fuller spent der one of the abteet Instructors of the eupind, but standi ng room wm al taker Sandur with friends at Nash villa. Absolutely Pure will exhibit in Hastings, on Thursday, Jbly 9th. They have the city and coun­ try plastered with flaming bills, and it promises to be a good show. That’s the Question! Where to get g od mi. cht-te oil at a fair ptJe HOLLOWAY ’Sl,n ibe —in Hastings keeps a good' assortment of n. chine oils—lard, castor, cylinder, etc. Go and see him.. O O 0 Q O 0 ft o < >' O f> ftp 0 <» o 0 Mrs. Grace Crawford and sou Charles, of Battle Creek, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chester Messer. A Treasure Indeed Renkes & Walldorff, •DR CREAM ...Spectacles.! Eyes J Properly Fitted With Glasses. * I No Charge For Testing. I f. R. PANCOAST, i CST'Notlw'thedaliv Weather port in my eouth window. I That Famous LOOK AT THAT Your choice In . . ' hat? at 50c they never were sold so chdap before. Phix Smith, at the Famous. THE FAMOUS PANTS .Never *old so . cheap and never better than now. We are sole agents and you will find a ticket in the* pocket that if they rip wemake them good. They are fully warranted not to. Pin.\ Smith, at tbe Faibon». YOUTHS AND CHILDRENS Suit* from 81 up' to S3. You could not match-them it yon bought at whole-ale; many suit* of them ate lauiktupl slock and worth much more. I’uix nt th? Famous. HURRY UP about‘20 left. . Or you.won t e»ta73c linen v< st lor 23c: oniy ; Pun ."unit. ’ • nt the Eawous. SLAUGHTER lu price i- "tat other "dealers -■‘■y about the price of our work -shirt?; Pmx Smith, nt the F.-n>«’Hs CRUSH y TOP Hats ftcin.TSc to 81.50 |R Pnii Smith, at the F: mous. WE CAN’T MATCH Bankrupt stock price* on shoes is what other dealers say. I Well we have about 200 pairs yet and ate now enttiog prices lower than ever; they are A 1 goods. Phuc Smith, aj lhe Famous. BOYB AMD YOUTH S Sutl'lut kiul wool hats from 15c up; they ar? M>me of them *”** ■nd ot them a — ’'d balance of tbe 'old Phis Smith. Mudge stock. at the Famous. NECK WEAR No ode prehods to make our Dices we buy in gross lot* at th? factory. Phix Smith, at the h«mour. •; UNDERWEAR will make h. A nW UX ...... Fur «im weatlier. h must K" i' l>rlcM SMITH. ■t tin- Fswoti’. Light weight Alp*™ «*}* 10 close out. ‘ *u1‘' at the Fai»<-us. Our b»r«»ini In ofil» «nJ <m«’ »’ .hlr». Pt"* t>nT“- . it tlie W “’- lhe composing liae it 45c. ru>.. Smith. »i ita � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-07-02.pdf 29776e6136607ca08881e8e70b11cc7c PDF Text Text Hastings VOL xLl- NO. 9 Banner. HASTINGS, MICH„ JULY 2, 1896. The Outing Season and you will want a pair of tan shoes to complete your summer outfit.. We have them. LADIES Tan in lace or button, square or razor toe. CHILDRENS Tan in lace or button square or opera toe. MENS, Boys and Youths Tan Shoes in razor toe. L. E. STAUFFER. u/ irtiilher lAiiriiu/'sonie of the £ YLL\ 'HD IVORS TED or A LPA CA Coats foundat FARRELL’S. in nt of Stnnmer ■ Straw Hats, and Negligee Lowest for Best Goods. $80 Bicycle f( only $1 Line every purwill give a ticket chase of either shoes or jewelry, at my store, and the holder of the lucky number can buy an $80 Bicycle for $1.00 on the afternoon of the third day of the County Fair, this year. A choice will be given of either a Ladies or Gents wheel. A ticket will be given for every purchase large or small. At A. R. McOMBER’S ^SHOE STORE Successor to F. G. STOWELL. ATMCKINLEY’S HOME । | THE BEST AD VER- 7 TISING MEDIUM IN J BARRY COUNTY. ... WHOLE NO. 2142 ------- r ■ the people are seen in mercantile estab­ It was the good fortune of the elite r and lishments. One of them read as follows^ bi< wife to decide to remain In Detroit Rev. T.i G. Baxter, of Saranac, spent "We are going to have good times now: Tnnreday until the afternoon train, -and Sunday with friends in the village. ’ MICHIGAN EDITORS VISIT THE FU­ come in and buy a buggy.” the day was spent in company with Mr. Mr. Ed Arnold, of Denver,’ Colorado, Barry County has hundreds of homes and Mrs. F. R. Gilson, of the Benton .Har­ is visiting his sister Mrs. W^ F, Barker. TURE PRESIDENT moie beautiful and more expensive than bor Palladium, Mr. Jas. Vernon and Roy J. C. Ketcham started Monday for Anu A c?>RBO,Ah grbet’ng given ar ttie home of Wm. McKinley. Many farm Gilson, of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey, Arbor where be will attend the summer MR. AND MRS, MC KINLEY. homes in this county excel his i In beauty;' of the Owosso Tinies. Mr. Vernor, he or school and cost as well. Hie house is located on "ginger ale” fame, who was a member of H. B. Andrus-and family left Tuesday Random Notes. , North Market street, several blocks from the Mexican party, and Mr. Gilson, jn, for Ann Artxir where Mr. Andrus will at­ Mond.y evening ot last week tin- mem- the bualness portion of the city. It i& sur­ done the honors ofc the occasion in the tend school during the comlbg six weeks. bera ot lhe Michlgin Republic™ News­ rounded with beautiful trees that betoken most approved style. Beautiful Belle Isle.. Mrs. Dell Green, of Albion, Ohio, who paper Association commenced to’ arrive nt Baud quiet. There b also the relic of of which Detroit is justly so proud, was has been visiting friends In the village for h! r h of, Jack»un * attend the session of beautiful lawn, bat the tender, visited; a ride taken to Grosse Pointe, the past few weeks, returned home Fri­ the following day. Those who were so blades of grass have been stamped where are the summer palaces of Detroit’s day. • x tortuoMe as to arrire al that time, bare Into the ground under the feet millionaire business men; and a brief In­ Mrs. C. H. Reynolds started Tuesday occasion to be thaoktul. beeauau It was ie great throngs ' of people, who spection made of the handsome grounds In for an extended visit with relatives and tlrelr privilege to attend the reception given urrounded that house, to pay their connection with the wa’er works. A de* friends in Ohio. Mr. Reynolds expects to bj- Hon. amt Mrs. James O’Donnell at Is to tbe choice of the people for lightful day it was, spent in company with join her Saturday.' their beautiful borne, and which was at­ Fie^dent. A good sized veranda shaded so geblal a crowd, and was one of the Mr. F. M. Smith and family have re­ tended by several ot the most prominent by limbing vines, furnished a:comfortable most pleasant of the trip. turned from Ypsilanti, where their daugh­ ladle, and gentlemen ot tbe Central ettv. resting place for a sedre of newspaper corter, Orra. has been attending school dur­ Any detailed description ot tbe beautiful resfiondents, who fairly live around this ing the past year. Delton. urrouudlugs, or m^e mention ot the hoAe. The meet interesting game of the sea­ The Dr. rides a new bike. many pleasures ItAfc the good tortone ot The front door of the house opens Into a son was played last Thursday on the Rev, Richtmeyer was at Kalamazoo home grounds between tbe Page Fence the edltnrs to I, impossible, for short ball way. and from this, stairs ascend Giants and our own team, i It resulted in want ot space. .Suffice It to say that the’ to the second story. On Uw right as you Tuesday.* Arthur Thresher rode his bike to Al­ a ten inning game which the Giants won worthy host and ehanuteg- hosteirdld ent®, b Major ‘ McKinley’s library and by a score of 10 to 9. Tuesday our team themselves proud In honoring the mem- wort room. Stack after stack of letters bion Saturday. Mr. Eldred Is helping M, R. Gwin in met the Charlotte team and won tbe game berk ot tbe press, .nd the evening will are Al around. It really seems as If every by a score of 30 to 2. I mail women and child must have written tbe meat business. long be remembered. Claud Whittemore is doing nicely with Tuesday morning, upon invitation ot a letter congratulating him. On tbe left Carlton Centre, n arden Chambcrbln, the members of the Is the parlor, nicely furnished, and among his dislocated patella. A j oung lady from Battle Creek is help­ Miss Laura Daniels, of Gkand Rapids, is association and their wives visited the' the fllctures on the wall are those of Mr. visiting Mrs. Wright state prison, and made a tour of lhe var­ McKinley, hb wife, and tlielr little child ing In the Graphic office. Q. A. Hynes has treated bls store to a tliat ’ died several years ago. it was in this' By the time these lines appear, haying ious departments, under tbe direction of . and harvesting will be finished. the Warden himself, who showed the party parlor that Maj. M^Klnlej*’ received our coat of paint on the outside. Mr. Glasgow, of Woodland, has moved Mike Vester rode his wheel to Battle Dartj,'aud stated that he wbuld like to every courtesy, and made the occasion es­ Into the Huested store building. Creek Friday, returning Sunday. pecial* enjoyable by taking pains to ex­ have ns meet Mrs. McKinley. In chatting Boni to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bostrick Clem Haddox will lead Ip threshing this with Mr. W. J. Hunsaker, of the Detroit plain .iiany of the details not generally the 22d a sun, weighing pounds. season, with a bran new* threshing ma­ known. The prisoners are divided into Jpuf lai, in an informal wav Maj. McKinMrs. Nettle Miller,was the guest of her chine. ald: — | ley I ) three grades. As soon as a prisoner is Miss Conlen. formerly of Carlton, now hat the people want Is sonkrthlng to do. folks Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thresh­ received he is placed In the second grade of Augusta, is visiting ier sister, Mrs. the Republlcau party wants is to give er. aud dressed in a plain gray suit of clothes. and' that Miss Nina Davenport is visiting at Samuel (Gilbert. iaoniethlugto do—and it will do it. That muen. If after several months the prisoner's con­ hat this campaign Is ior.« and in two Hastings and taking music lessons while A very sad accident occurred in our duct has been satisfactory he is placed in inoMj» from now tbe whole country will fully L’eietw.’ a. n m. m ;Asa .Aus Odell was there. . undtahtacd it." midst last* Friday the first grade and given certain little lib­ Keo Richtmeyer who has been confined crossing the fact bridgtj -near — ->>•» Smrtly after this the duor at thu’end of what «• is erties about tbe prlaon riot -possessed be­ I he parlor opened, and t.:e invalid wife of to a dark room the past three weeks. Is termed ‘ the deep hole;',' When be noticed fore. If, on the contrary, the prisoner boys ---------clothes—biit could see 'no Mii^ McKinley, leaning on his arm was gaining and able to be out. a suit of..,. ---- --------------.-----causes trouble In any way. he is prompt!}* John Moon has sold bis house and lot owner. Not being well enough to look dressed In one of the old fashioned striped helped to a chair and aided Iter noted hus­ and will go to New Jersey soon. Lewis into tbe jmatter, he called help. Some Ono suits. This grading of prisoners, the band in the reception. Mrs.! McKinley Is Williams, of Milo, purchased it. dove into the waler and brought up the Warden says, has been found very bene­ n most beautiful woman, though years of I) m’t forget that Delton celebrates the body of |ltlle Patsie Odell. Every effort suffering have left their traces on her ficial, the prisoners recognizing the ben­ swat face in such a way asj to command 4th. Galesburg brass band will furnish waa made to restore him put all in vain. efits coming to those of the first grade, and From.all appearance the body had been In both the pity aud the admiration ot all music during tne day and evening. seemihg anxious to be rewarded by put­ Mr. and Mra. E. Loomis went to Au­ the water for several hours. Nothing cer­ will meet her. ting themselves un their good behavior. Hon. James O’Donnell, .of; Jackson, in­ gusta Sunday and brought her mother. tain is known as to how he was drowned; Out of over 800 prisoners, only about 30 Mrs. Batt, back with them for a short he left his mother about 11 o’clock to visit troduced Mr. F. K. Gilsoujof Benton iinrwear the striped, suits—designating the the Center school but did-riot do IL It s bonpresident of the Newspaper Associa­ visit. wearers of them as having done some dis­ E. E. Thresher received tbe sad news of thought! he went in swimming and in some tion, who made a splendid speech, a part orderly thing. W. O. Lowden is one of the death of his brother at Vicksburg way melt his death. Funfcral services were of Which we quote as follows: the first grade prisoners, and by his-good Saturday and went there to attend his held Sumday at the home of Mrs. L. Cole, eomett yourhome :♦ add nur Voices . conduct has won the confidence of the offi­ In Qiitiehave ! conducted by Rev. Wootqn. A large num­ great chorus ot copgaatuiatlons that funeral Monday. cials to such an extent that he Is now what const,L to you through all this bpad land, from Twenty-five of----------Hastings K._rof—P. --with . --------- -----rrber of relatives and neighbors were pres­ degree team, visited Delton lodge is known as n ‘‘trusty.’—going and coining the hlnntic co tbe Puctnc. aod from the Can- (heir Tue^/weoliu .nd worked M ,„d 8d ent Much sympathy Is 'expressed for the from tbe prison without a guard. He Is Mio !^u^ebispwuJtoelaF«na~coiiit»hip ■ Tuesday evening ana worsen aa ana au motherjof the child on whom tbe blow employed as one ot the book keepers in wit (>hk»:.a state ihit. like yonr own. has vast ranks upon a candidate In a very efficient fall's with crushing weight.. DM. jiiJtural on, ____ — ngt andI comnmrelal .Iritteraaofa diiterests nil all rtf of I। ......nner the main offices. wn nr J to fcc tc — o?n?fltted. as We firmly ■iM.—I arj —•••■'-•j• — -w —believe. —oi'v j ' Dowling. Tuesday morning about 11 o’clock, the ibr gbyourli-tlnenc?. Wecotne to you. aa'. Cloverdale. ■ Association was called to order in Library Me Inley. as business hhw and buslr-.ss Harvesting wheat is the order of the Mrs. Daniel Thompson is no better. hall by President Gilson, ot Benton Har­ —*in—lor ou? profession is not only graced, day. 'rengtbened by tbe presence of the gwtler bor, the business session continuing until Miss Virgie Given, of Kalamazoo, is Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goddard, We have with us ladies who are publ^babo\t 3:30 p. m , with a recess of an hour Via ■I newspapers licoopai'i-ij that we ..v- are proudot in Mich- visiting friends here. a daughter. . igx tVe come to you. I «ay. as exponents if Mrs. Myron Chamberlain visited friends tor dinner. The association al this meet­ Mrs. Van Wagner is slowly recovering tbe treat business Interests, and we are sure to ing had the privilege of listening to a fine reel ve new hope and cneoHrageinent from , nt Hastings last week. from her serious Illness. Ira Osgood had a horse fatally injured paper by Mrs. T. b. Applegate, owner and you name and the principles which it repre­ I. Powell & Co. have gone to Rutland to publisher of tbe Adrian Times, on "Wo­ harvest their wheat and rye. z ' have Introduced to you today, gentlemen by a mowing machine last week. John Doonan. of Kalamazoo, is paint­ Mrs.iS. Hull, of Rutland. Is the guest of man. Her Work In Journalism.” Sev­ and htdies representing tne beat industries of her daughter, Mrs, R. SI Bryant. eral prominent club women of Jackson, MlcF go. and we can couselentlously say rep- ing tbe residence of Howard Mosher. Mi$s Nina Mosher has been very ill for . Mae I Gorham was the |uest of relatives were present to hear her paper, among resenvMivcs idche larger cities, as well as the smaller towns. The largest elites in our slat * / them being Mrs, James O'Donnell. Perry are represented here—Detroit. Grand Rapids— the past two weeks, but Is now mucli bet­ and friends at Hastings,; last week. Mrs. Lang visited a few days with her ter. the metropolis nod the second metropolis of our F. Powers gave a talk In Ws usual vigor­ Ed. M< naka and Sarah Acker have en- daughter in Battle Creek, last week. ous and telling style on "How Can the state, us well as a number of the larger towns that i«re known throughout die I nltM mates. I trred the Mate of matrimony and intend to Quarterly meeting at Banfield nextSuuAsst c ation best Co operate With the The city of Jackson. Mich., was the home of the Republican party, and Its birth place. In go through life as sharers of each others day. |Rev. Masters wilt be present State League of Republican Clubs." — . G. E' Ferguson, of Hastings, is painting < Shortly after four o’clock the members max beautiful city, tn i*M. was organized the joys and sorrows. Ite|mlicau party, of which we are alt so proud The’d. Gybe and family have returned both the inside and outside of Uie school aiiiiix4jieir wives boarded a special car. |. which had been placed al lhe disposal of ’ I have nithuig farther to say. except this. home from Calhoun Co , where Mr. Gybe, bouse; Mr.land Mrs. Aldrich are entertaining lhe Association through lhe courtesy of tiiHt we came perhaps unexpectedly and so in company with Mr. Chamberlain, has soon alter the nomination that we bad not tkne the M. C. IL R. officials, and left for De­ to gather tn our bHts-so tnu one com pans h lieen sawing lumber for ^.nderson' & the former’s brother, of;Grand Rapids, at but a small part of «uat it otherwise wou I Townsend. Mr. Anderson and Mr. Town­ present writing. troit. we came .in rour >aid fo trip send have also returned. Mrs. Pooley, of Battle Creek, his been . At 11 o’clock Tuesday night our Asso­ harelheu-bnt tranmle down one ot your ttbvter bads -If there Our Sabbath school has sent for new the guest of her ■pareiffs. Mr. aqd Mrs. ciation boarded the l*»utlful -learner nre any tell to trample­ singing books, and it is hoped and re­ McMahnis, a few days 4f last week. ••City of Detroit.” hound for Cleveland. In response M,J. McKinley spoke as spectfully urged that the friends of the Dowling will not celebrate the Sth. A If there Is any trip on earth more delight­ follows: school will Interest themselves in every few families will pass the day at the lake. ful than a ride down the river and across Mr. Gilson and ladies and rnntlenien-l count Vay possible, and especially by attending R. K.rStanton and wife! R. Stanton’s. M. the lake, especially at this time of the year, It a very great honor, a- well as a son Rr5;‘t the practice and instruction which our Smiths, P. Powers’. W. Smith’s, G. Mil­ we (loni know where that trip is. Though Pleasure, to receive this vlsK from the ol tbe state of Mlchiga-i. I hare chorister. John Conyer, offers to give free. ler’s will Hike refreshments and have a the hour was late, yet the pleasures of the csnedltors noted for many years the ability of dieW** social time. j evening wen? so entrancing that sleep your state. 1 have noted dial the R.publloat. J®. J1".* seemed to be out of lhe qnMtlon. The press lias never faltered In its Republican principles, and under all circum ­ Dr. Wm. Northrup, of Remus, Sundaylake was calm and stilt and the evening stances has been faithful to tbe LepubJean Harvest is well under way. cool. Imagine such n acene, and then cause, nor have f permitted to pass unobserved ed in Freeport. Guess our Items got feft l,ast we|k. Fred Engginan.the butter maker, has re­ think of about fiily ladies and gentlemen tbe very friendly aplrft wh«c.i haa R. Williams is on thf "don’t fefl well” me for iotig years by lhe Benubllcan edltots of turned to Freeport. on the upper deck in comfortable chairs, your staXe. and during the dU-1’4’^0 list. ! ' < . Huckleberry pickers were quite numer ­ looking dreamily off Into space, and you mg the Republican national convention jour Children day was appropriately Observed can then Imagine our party and think of partiality was s j Strongly marked and so gen­ ous Monday morning. last Sunday. erous that I cannot forbwe to thank you. Whw The home ball team played with Lake what n trip across Lake Erie at such a time v®ur great state with Us representitives at .-Jtt. Mkrrled, on Monday evening Jast. by uirhus. The "City of Detroit” belongs to i mils snok** they spoke unitedly, so that the Odessa Saturday p. m. A dance will be elven in Freeport hall' Rev. S. G. Hall. Ernest Cook to Miss Car­ the Detroit it Cleveland Steam Navigation Republican press and people, o( Michigan this rie Tinker, of Yankee Springs. May their Co,, and runs between Detroit and Cleve­ ^The'ppwer °wbkbyou tattles and gentlemen on the evening of July 4lh. John Parker ind wife, of Campbell, voyage through life beia happy one. land. it ie a very ,ar«e boat* “ntl .Y’5* exercise cannot be estiniited. hou. not only Maik Ritchie was pleasantly surprised register public opinion, but you have mu?b to visited Dr. U. C. Peckham and wife Sun­ Jast Friday evening byla number of friends rspeelallv built for passenger traffic It la do Rwltb making and influeacnigan*l lu richly and beautifully furnished through­ ernrnent like ours, where puplic opinion lies at day. and relatives, the ejent being hb 21st A minister from Richlaud filled the pul ­ out, aud has every convenience to be found FSPonndltlonand la wipreme tof’verninent birthday. Tbe evening waa very pleasant­ in the most modern home. It is a tioating the press Is mighty In its power. The partisan pit at the Congregational church Sunday ly spent in games and amusements. Ice nre* too. Is In•lespeirIWe In a g.nrernnisnt nH’nilng and evening. palace in truth, and cost Its owners up­ cream and cake was served after which he The new creamers will soon be in work­ wards of 3300,000. it was built for lake llkA°iumz a, we have parties we must hive party^newspapers/and it is very gratifying to ing order which causes the farmers wives was presented with :a beautiful watch traffic and baa easily withstood the most chain as a token of respect. severe storms ever known on the lakes. nirA to know today that flic Republican party In tbe vldinlty of Freeport to smile. —-P----------never h»H web »lrecg»> ,■?{* "KKJJ s’«U"’ There was no' preaching at the M. E. This Company also has boats running to church Sunday morning as Rev. Wooton Not much news. Every body huckletbe popular resorts of Northern Michigan, wn« called to Carlton Center to preach a and a D. <Jt C. boat can always l>e depend­ berrj ing. , funeral sermon. Edgar Tjler, of Vermontville, is at ed upon for comfort, safety and dour eous rue majority of Freeport patriotic John Tasker’s this week. . treatment. Mr. A. A. Shantz. of Detroit, they iw-ver deserved tbe siWPcrt of the press citizens will shoot their fire crackers at Tbe Ladies Aid Sodely will meet with tbe General Passenger Agent of the Com- ,n?™tbls*greui national contest you will have Xm" ? I.Uk<U«. enlerprHIo,. youi.k much to do with the result, and I am sure the Lake Odessa the 4tb; while a few leas en­ Mrs. Louise Smith, July 9. thusiastic will fish at the different lakes in Mrs. Jack Park and children, Of Battle m,„. ,Dd will W *!•<! will. tills vicinity. . Creek, are at Lon Park’s this week. p.rllM contemplating trips on he lakes. te‘we Mrs. Louise Smith will serve Ice cream P Before making the landing at every Wednesday and Saturday evening Wednewlay morolng. we were■ o'er tw TSif *«’en“fin Mr. . McKinley mywU Mrs. Shafer b quite sick. to those desiring, through the warm genuine pleasure to have yon in our home. We A large amount of grain b being cut wewther. • bld you all welcome. Two weeks from Sunday evening tbw Mrs. McKinley noted every word that this week. Elmer Clark has a brother and family C. E. expect to have a special program for tell from the Up. ot her lllu.troiu bu.Collection tbe purpose of raising money. visiting him.' nauwh‘atlL The steamer steamed, and bind. #0(1 her eye. plainly .poke her af­ The ice cream social at C. IL Parnrer a taken. Every body come and bring yq&i* fection for blm. At her reqUMl. a lx.»l was a \ery pleasant affair. l>ocket bouk. , of beautiful pond Hile# w#> brought to Mbs Edna Lerklns, of Battle Creek, is her, and to each Wy «t the party .he g#ve Hickory Corner*. tbe guest of Mra. Walter Clark. one ot these h.udwme flowers. After «n The hay cron Is nearly secured. Miss Lillian Warner and children, of ^"•Xt^t-'^^rl^^U. Informal talk with v.rious member, of Miss Vera Curtrtgtot la visiting at Hasthe party tor a brief time, we withdrew, Ypailantl, are visiting home frlenda Children’s Day exercises at the Evan­ tlnp». wore than pleased to Imve met the able Maude Rockwell is visiting at Grand m«n who will n-prew.t the great prihci- gelical church was well attended and en- Rapids. plea tor which lhe Republican party will jojedby all, Wheat harvest is the order of buelnese contend l his year, and who stood true blue for tbe t resent week, Thornapple L«kc structure and no one who goes to Clere- “ hl. party brier It. defeat tour year, ago NIm Byington, of Albion College, is al Mrs. Northrup la a little worse. home to spend tbe summer vacation. when other, faltered. Mri*. Ambrose Reid is some better. Miss Emma Miller, our milliner, is <a!!<7n’r ni hr H. B. Stewart. General Mrs. D. Roush U improving in health. closing out her stock of goods expecting to Pliny Roush is working for Ambrow Arent of the Cleveland. Canton random notes. make California her home in the near ^^XrnKB.and Inlets than two , While on the trip Ibrow:. Ohio, the Held. , ‘ Elbert Hayes of Leslie is visiting rela­ future. Rev. A. 8. Bunnell will preach at tbe Buckeye alate had every appearance of tives here. * Wesleyan church io this place next SgbWag thoroughly elated M '• Mrs. L. E. Scothorn has been entertain­ bath moraine, while Elder Binns will nomination. McKtoley 4 ing two sisters the peat week. K eroWre. “Tt There will be a dance at tbe Lake preach In bis stead ou the Hopkins charge. Tbe Misses Emma Palmer and Lou House the afternoon and evening of July Binns returned on Friday of last week and reclptoIT" _lth the pw.pl. of 4tb. , , from Addison where they had bem Funeral services were held over tbe reWplwe"he" •“ "•«* » in t-veiv window, and is pasted C ly lilrv^wsll JFia#c« *nd hunting are dis­ and bad tull fallb that he would he Hrtt- utsli.s of James Seaman, Monday at 4 p. making a short visit, having made the m. at the Berryville church, conducted by roond trip a dtetaxxje of a about 1W miles on every <•»- '*** homes of recd. and that bl. eleettou meant a return on tbelr biejetes. Ker. GlllrtL �Hastings Banner. MAIL THIEVES. A FAMILY CURSE. HAS TWENTY HUSBANDS B«w , CMrtf UflUb Weti-to-D© HaeiBCior*. a Centary. Thirsdiy, Ju y J. 1896 The cleverest marriage swindle of For more than 100 years, it was said, modern times was perhaps Miss Evelyn COOK BROS-. Proprietors a fatal spell hung, over the Goldsmids. Leal, a really distinguished-looking Eng­ Toward tbe close of the iSth cen­ lishwoman. She has be^o married and SXarh Maney Is Annually Pilfered from tury there dieff in London the Rabbi given in marriage at least 20 times dur­ £nv«lcpe« by Ei;xri Operator*— de Falk, who enjoyed a high reputation ing the last three years, while she has 8c he meb Ly Vthleli They as a seer. He left- to Aaron Goldsmid, a been affianced ns many times moredurAye Caught. Throo Methods of Choosing the great-great-grandfather of the late ing the same period, uod in every case Supreme Po Lift member for St. Pfmcras, a sealed packet, has succeeded in cbtntalng handsome One of the few eases of recent occur­ with injunctions that it was to be care­ rence where money has been stolen in presents of jewelry, which she has imMOeetlou by Inspiration, by Compromise the Ne>v York postoffice happened in fully preserved, but never opened. The medintely nold for wtal Uwy would old Dutch merchant who founded the and by Uallot — The Method* of March, 1895, when a clerk named Lagan branch of the Goldsmid family la this fetch. Her system, says Lippmcott.s, Preparing, Casting nod Read­ was detected in secreting letters. was to write to some rich bachelor mer­ ing tbe Ballot*. country was warned that as long as It was his duty to distribute tbe let­ chant in the provinces, offering to in­ his order was obeyed, so long would ters into boxes, and as he dip this rapid­ troduce him to the widow of an English Having come to order fit the request Castoria fa Dr. Samnel Pitcher's prescription for Infant« the Goldsmids flourish like a young of Hie dean, if the formality of recogniz­ ly he managed to throw about one out bay tree. If it were disregarded, ill- nobleman with a view tonatrimony. and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morjihinc i;3r of five into his vest, which was really a Strange as it may stem, many of the ing the cardinals be dispensed with— fortune would for all time dog tbe foot­ other Narcotic substance. It fa a harmless substitute and in so small a body it is hardly nec­ large pouch open at the top. Lagan was steps of the race. Aaron Goldsmid left provincial merchants took the bait, went to I’ariK, were, intrtxluced to^heessary, because no impostor could hope sentenced to three years in prison. tbe packet inviolate for some ycats. . wenv «vau..o, ..... — for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. In the full of 1591 gang of expert One day, curiosity becoming ungovera- . “widow of the English jupbleman, Ji* aucccKkfully to palm himself off as car­ It fa Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by dinal—the first business is to choose thieves was found to be plundering mail able, he opened it. When bis se^raat I lowed tofscort her to the theater, make I her presents of flowers the first day, Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays three scrutators, one from each order, boxes all over the country. In each city came to call him he was found dead. they would proceed in the same manner, Aaron Goldsmid left a large portion of gloves the second, white bn tbe third, to count tlte ballots, and three inferfeverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour C'nr.|, mteri, who collect the votes of the sick. thejir first care being to get possession his fyrtune to two sons, Benjamin and jf the ardent would-be husband had not a mail box,y cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria reline, A lie canons viMiuuB urutic uurtv AIUUO —> the padlock ------ —• attached x.— to .r — The define three kinds vl of civv elec- of ALrabnm. These went into business suggested it, she would quietly choose a which they could' easily "do do by by sawing sawing tion: by inspiration, by compromise . which they could'easily on tbe London stock exchange, and vast- wedding ring, with a bastlsoine keeper, teething troubles, cures constipation and llatiilem-y.' and by ballot. Election-by inspiration through the staple. !y increased their patrimony. Benja- । accompanied by a diiimaaul necklace, Castoria assimilates tbe food, regulates the stem? !, takes place when “all the cardinals, as 1 Having procured this lock, it was min founded a naval college and per-1 brooch, and earringE® all these to con­ if by inspiration of the Holy Ghost, pro- 'child’s play for them to make a key and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, c.- . formed many acts of less known goner- atitute her wedding present. Then she claim pne candidate os pontiff imani- * which would fit it, and this key would oaity. He lived long, but the curse of ( would disaj^rear with her jewels, toria fa the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. mously and viva voce.” A single dis- 1 open any mailbox in the city. the cabalist- overtook him. Enormous- change her clothes and name, and start ■rntiug voice vitiates this method,’ Having provided themselves with the ly rich, the delusion that be would die t the same game with another victim the u Licit, we may remark, has perhaps ‘ key, the rest was plain sailing. Every a pauper fastened upon him. and to ( following day. She wcailjl sometimes never .been carried out in literal con­ 1 evening one of the thieves, disguised in avoid suck conclusion of the matter, ( have two proposals of marnnge on band ** Castoria is nn cxccUcnt medicine for chil­ ” Castorin i* *0well adap:rhrS'-Tn-hat dren. Mothers have repciilrdty toTd inc of it* I recommend it aa*upcnor». j any-.,. r-^a formity to rule, although several popes, 1 the regulation uniform, would make his he, on April 5, 1808. being in hia 55th ( Bt the same time; she ulwajs calculated .known tome.” ^ood effect upon their children " after more or leas wire-pulling, have 1 round from box to box in the most open year, died by his own hand. Two years ^-upon the frailty bf bumbn nature and . H. A. AEcnrtn' M.’ni ’ been Chosen by acclamation. I way. being practically free from inter­ Inter his brother Abrahapi,. being con- (the great dislike the victims would have . ____ Lowe?J. Mass. Election by compromise has some­ ! ference or suspicion, since not even the cerned in a ministerial loan of £14,000,- to being publically expobeff to ridicule. I policeman-in any neighborhood or resitimes been resorted to, after a long “Castoria I* the best remedy for children of , “ Our physician* in the cUkhen » drpv.000, lost his nerve, blundered and , for having so simply beefc taken in with which I am acquainted. I hope ti;c day is not i meat have spoken highly < f drmllock. by the appointment-of a com­ ’ dents there would have any idea that bungled, lS*JK. . sank . intonconditionof ***-* helpless “’“•" the promises of the'fair Englishwoman. far distant when mothers will consider the ! etice in ihdr ©utaidc practice with CsiUnia mittee consisting of representatives of ’ he was not a postman, perhaps a new despondency, and on September 28, । Now she is being boarded add clothed at itnl interest of their children, and use Caxtoria j and although we ouly have wb-'h^ r/.r tbe various rival factions. The conclave J one, and he would be left free to go 1810, a day on which a sum of £ 500,000 । the exjx-nse of the French state, which, instead ef the vuriou* quack nostrums which ' medical supplies v i.jx is known, us rtjukr mt rely ratifies the candidate nominated ‘ ahead with his depredations. was due from him, he was found dead । upon the recommendation of the ausare dc*lroyi»ff Ihcir loved O-.its, l»y forcing products, yet wc arc free to confey, t’ut C.4 I The stolen mail* thus obtained would by lhe committee. tefc magistrate, hos engaged to ^oke enin his room. opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other merits cf Castoria ha* won us But election by ballot is the ordinary ’ be brought to the rooms occupied by the. The fortunes of the family were re- I | tire charge of her Jor the -bext 18 hurtful agents down their threat*, thereby favor upon it." method. The ballots, when open, are thieves and there carefully examined. stored by Isaac Goldsmid, nephew of sending them to premature grave*.” • Uxixio* Hospital Displxmrv, । months. . . about four inches long and three broad. Every letter would be opened, either by the hapless brothers and grandson of j ik»t«i Mu*. In the first or upper section the car­ steaming the envelope, or with a pen­ the founder of the English house. Like, | THE STENOGRAPHER’S DESK. Allkx C. Smith, dinal writes his name; in the middle, knife, and if found to contain nothing fall the Goldsmids, Isaac was 0 man of Th* Centaur Company, Y? Murray Street, New York City. । Some of the Many Thlnjc* Kept by Her the name of the candidate whom he pro­ valuable would, be resealed and mailed generous nature and philanthropic There. poses; in the lower section, some motto again, so as to lessen the chances of tendencies. With him it seemed that I Should the X rays bejthrown upon from I he Scriptures. When he folds the suspicion. Of course, money and all ar­ the curse of the cabalist- had run ita j ;he desk of the average prcjtty stenogsheet his name, being inside, is covered ticles of value were refined, and a course, ’ It is true that before be died । rapher it would reveal * condition of b;. i ho lower section, and only the can­ great quantity of checks were obtained he lapsed into a state of childishness. 1 things quit*1 in keeping with the small didate’s nor tie or the seal comes upper­ in this way, the latter being in many in- But he had at the time passed the limit j boy’s pocket, only for variety and . most. To guard ‘ against the ballot’s stances “raised” or “altered’.’ so that of age of fourscore years, ofter which uniqueness know that the desk would opening he seals it with a seal he has * the conspirators were able to realize ns one of the kings of his race wrote far outrival the pocket, says tbe New chosen, but it must not be one which tho । large sums on them. centuries back, man's days arc but York World. Perutators might recognize. Going to • The originator of this ingenious labor and sorrow. Isaac Goldsmid was I didn’t have X rays? but I got 3 flu* central table he deposits the ballot scheme of robbery was Prentiss Tiller, succeeded in his fortune and .his baron­ glimpse, nevertheless, inside; of one of in the chalice, repeating al the same ’ who is now “sen ing time" in the Jack­ etcy by his sob Francis, on whom the these desks the other day;- The owner S’ Wall Paper is UnsaBttiry. time This formula: “Testor Christum ' son penitentiary, while his accomplices curse of the cabalist seemed to fall when j is young and fair aud daintily formed, dominum qui me judicaturus est, me ’ were sentenced to from 10 to 15 years, he was fttnlly mangled between the with big, saucy, bluc-^roj- eye* that cligere quern secundum Deum judico ‘ As It is almost impossible to take engines and the rails at Waterloo sta­ clegi debere et quod idem in acct .«su postoffice thieves in the net of robbing tion.—H. W. Lucy, in “From Behind the look coquettisbly over the Tim of a pair (I of extremely becoming eycgHsses. You pnustabo." | the mails, the inspectors have to rely Speaker’s Chair.” . may see her tripping demurely along Uben everyone has voted, and the hixin ruses in discovering the guilty 1 uny day during lunch hourin the neJghWOULD NOT CUT HIS HAIR. inferinicri have brought the ballots of clerk ‘ * or employe. One of the most com­ | Ixirhood of Cedar street and Broadway.* the sick nicmberE, the first scrutator mon arid suece’tfful devices is that of Marshal Canrobert Refused to Obey the This is what I saw: *takc% each ballot from the chalice, and the test letter,. n trap . In which many . Army Regulations. A jackknife, a cake of vjotet-erchtcd opening it (but only so far qs to read light-fingered employes have been 1 It was a singular fact-that the late soap, u bag of kisses (cahtly ofies), n . 11 W »iWtT .1 T1 F—l w*ixlo <-» w unu K'-' vuuiiiij; ail11 . the motto) bunds it to the second, who. ' taken. ■ Marshal Conrobert, the lost of tbe box of camphor pills, a lioxj of, (face) ’ CkXSVr । \ wtStulSJ not reQUirc to be taken of to renew frtnii timer . . After weeks, sometimes months, of French marshals, offered in himself a having entered the vote opjxjsite the 'J * IWVSA; I \Vr to time. Is adry. powddr. Thr l.it4t makei iiowdcr, a safely revolver (Unloaded), candidate’s name on the list, passes it to surveillance, the question of guilt is constant example of the violations of . I \ roz^-X-T beiMjr adapted to mix, ready for u4e, witlix .1.: —> reads 1-- t*. _ti_j the third, who it aloud. During narrowed down to two or three men. the regulations of the army in which he n trackage of love letters, a. bottle of | \ Cold Water. Can be easily brush&k*(« by anyf , pickles, a pair of goloshes.,a little pore* this process the other cardinnh ' I \\\p*«®3BI one- Made in white and twelve fashionable^ Is keep upon whom the decoy letcr or package was so conspicuous un officer. Through­ elain tea|x>t. a package of tea, u box i I W* F"*8I tints. ALABASTINE is adapt e*1 fnnl1 <»vlecT the tally on the duplicate lists which ’ ‘ ' is theb tried. , out almost the whole of his military of pepsin tablets, n bottle oil olives, a 1 „/~=^ I j of plain and relief decorating. each of them has before him. At We ‘ For instance, if the complaints haye sen ice Canrobert wore long hair flow­ * —F0B 8*LE BY ALL F’RST-OLA55 pWHT conclusion all the ballots are taken to been in regard to small pieces of jew- ing dotf\ his shoulders, and jt his hair jar of jam, a box of charcoal tablets, DEILERS. a copy of “ Canrrn." with A newspaper thc stove and burned, tbe sonikr from ’ elry, such ns are often sent through the .vas a sort.of oriflamme to the soldiers. 1 \ ‘CajjgBr *SX YOUR PAINT DEALER R>K CARO I TIKTS.^ the chimney being a signal which mul- ' mad, the test letter will contain a searf- But ever since the year 1S33 tbie French criticism of a well-known actress’ kiss 'MANUFACTUHSD OHLY SY ALABASTINE OO.. GRAND RAPIDS.ij titudcs outside tbe palace await. Ac- pin or a pair of sleeve buttons, inclosed army regulations have positively re­ 1 as a bookmarker, a Fremth grammar, cording to common belief, when no ' in such a way that they can be plainly quired that every officer and soldier a dictionary, a hair-crimp?r, an old shoe, a jar of cold cream, n box of ■omoke appears at the usual time it is a felt by anyone handling the letter. shall wear closely cut hair, rwithout fcign that, the pope has been elected. I And if money hns been stolen, then any tufta, curls or ringlets whaksoever,” scented writing paper, a piir of skates, a pair of stockings, an opcs'a bonnet. 1'iie last ballots are burned like the rest. ’f the K.UCI letter is prepared with bank notes nna J iivu ..4^ivot. milii uuiiA uui<-n and severe perraiiit-8 penalties are proviueu provided lor for 1 however, the difference in the volume of( wrapped in thin paper, so that they can persistence in letting the Kiir grow j ! a bottle of tonic, and a hendretl othcr “ The Niaoara Falk Routt." I things. .f smoko being due to the fact that as nobe readily seen on holding the letter up long. straw is used at the last burning there ' tq the light.1 Whatever is inclosed in ' Canrobert bad a prof mu* mass ofhair Stations: BOY ’ S READY WIT. in very J theletter letterisisparked parkedininsuch sucha away waythat that which which he he was was very very little httie smoke. smoke. , the very proud proud of. of. ’U was ’ --------la.ra.lpm There being no election, the cardinals it; may be easily identified afterward. croppcdjo his great grief when he went 1 fia*es ,nm ,rom Feelll'k th* ferule of 1' ■ dOTIMOt---------I now return to then-quarters fardinner, [ Thus prepared, {he test letter is into the niHitnrv school of St. Cry in ! ~ . lh° “",ePStations. ■frer at three o’— clock or -a little mailed in me theuifinuv district liuui from „ which came jo<cu, 1626. uuo but wneu, when, us as ua young young omcer, officer, ne he ' . , 0 I“81anc<?s o1 «ndy wit ar.e cred_ — .... which, ........................... ..... ... —. uu>I ,vu mi iiiuM uuiuv WMTW1XD. — »in -----:—La to which complaint -------- »_»_a '. went... .. . ■ ■ war .in 1S33 . — *he e I ited to the editor of the British series ; bier. Ihey reassemble for another i..i bal- 1( tbe letter rcgnrd into .. Ute Algerian asrxxoe................... I W fa lot. This differs from the morning one , has been made. The letter is posted by , profited by the relaxation of many reg­ । of public men of to-day. When a. boy C. R. OSBORN. Local Axel HlSthp in that the cardinals. Instead of voting one of the inspectors, w1to, unknown to ulations there to let his bsirgrowdonn ; at Uppingham ire was detected at a Booolm. 0. F. ® T. A. Cbi for their favorite candidates, vote for ( the postman, stands near by and : his sbgukj^rs again. Several vents later, | Greek Testament lesson with u Bible and ita Connection* Operate tbe < their second choice. The process Is ' vrstehes until the litter la gathered up. -also, iu Algeria Col. Cnnrobert, bare- , on his knee, from which, of course, he e called “acceding, mid aeems devised । Returning to thr office, the inspector bended, led a heroiccharge at Zaatcha I was cribbing. His class master stalked Bist Fiast and Secosd-Class I up to him. “ What have you there, my for biwaMng a deadlock. Each must notes whether the letter is in the mail and his long Hootinghnir. In tbe thick । boy? ” The Loy. seeing no escape was Service from East to 8 rote for sonic one who has received sup- pouch which is to carry It to Its destlna- of -• the —--------■ — ’ --------• ■ combat, served as a rallying sign ! in Effect May Si. WDG, k port at the morning trial; but if none (tion. if it is not there the Held of sub- ! to theaouaves us they swarmed through j1 possible, brazened it out with: “A Central Standard Time R of t hese suits him. being prohibited , picion is narrowed down to the postman the breach. After this war Canrobert’s book, sir, of which no one need be tj from again casting for his favorite, he who carried it from the box to the office head of Lair had already become so fa­ ashamed.” He, too. is credited with the R anay simply vote for "nobody." Thus and to the clerks whcrhandlcd it while famous reply to the dean of Trinity, col­ mous t hat no superior ventured to com­ Stations. g it might happen that the pope chosen in ! being stamped and put in the mail mand him to cut--it- off, though Gen. lege, Oxford. He was being' hauled up by the dean for some audacious breach S the ncccssus, or acceding, was a can di- pouch. Feliasier. who hated him, • once called R date whom very few or none of the car | jf the letter i> found in the pouch, of college rules and modes perfectly him “professor** in a ctife in Paris, and THROUGH TOURIST SLEEPING CARS E dmals would select on their first choice, then it is cheeked nt every subsequent by way of excuse affected to have mis- glib iFnd satisfactory exeuw. “No, do, E Asa matter of fact, however, not many polnt where it is liable to be handled, atken him for a doctor of philosophy on sir." said the dean, “that won’t do this : popes have owed their election to the the checking being done bv the inspeet- account of his hair. time. You told me the ex^ct opposite J . nooessus,an which the cardinals general- Or in charge, who in no instance interThe emperor Napoleon, III. did once lost term.” “I know I did," said the a Jy throw random votes for candidates rerfs UDtil the usual opportunity for venture to remonstrate with Canrobert culprit, “but that was a lie.” Jd wl‘° b’r® 1HUe “•>““<* 01 success.—Wil- , theft has been accorded. ’ for wearing long hair. The marshal's , liam it. Thayer, in Century. | As soon Us the inspector who is on the response was very. “Frenchy.** A shark measuring 16 feet in length “Sire,’’ he said, “my hair belongs to is announced us having been captured S 60 3 10 ’ a Small Land Grant. (t trail of a test let ter finds that it has dis7 no, 3 v ■ —es^I*^-What beyond doubt is the smallest'I appeared, and concludes from his check history!” lately in the harbor of Sydney, N. S. W. •7 H *3 Eg Body of laud ever granted by the United [ ayalem that it must have been abstract­ He did not cubit off. Refloated all The fish’s stomach on being opened was 7 21 3*’in Dade, Dnffe. tha m| States States as aa a a homestead homestead is is in the ! ed by one of two or three men, be im­ through the French and German war, found to contain u large dog’s collar, a M extreme southeastern county of the mediately orders those men to be taken becoming legendary among the soldiers. man’s coat, u briarwood pipe, some cop­ Ooats Grove SXs alate of Florida. It consists of a small to a private room and searched— Long since it became snow white and troodlMd............... pers and a great number of safety pins. Woodbury I island in the north end of Lake Worth, searched thoroughly, so that if the tell­ fell upon the old marshal's shoulders ><• I>. L. A> X. ' and it is less than one-fourth of an acre tale bill or object is on their person it in his declining days, and it. clustered Lansing L owest R ates ., B est R oute Octrois. about them as his body lately lay in in extent. Yet the claim for it was en- must be discovered. U WL Grand Rapids i'here are many complaints of money state in Paris.—London Tit-Bit*. 1 tered in the land office at Gainesville, and the owner pakl five dollars for the lost in the mails, which upon investiga­ Canadian Enffliah. । fee and 37 cents for the land. He makes tion prove to have their source in the When Jean Baptiste goes on his trav­ I j^bopt $S0 a month from bis investment, dishonesty of employes. Porters, office all points tn | as the island is right in the path of green boys, petty clerks, all have opportuni­ els he takes a ticket, with a check for 'and loggvrhead turtles coming into the ties to take what, they know are valu­ his baggage, and enters a train, (fie Medicinal value In a bottle ot Bood’s 8an». used to go to the station in a gig, ac ­ able letters, and often avail themselves CtHebeo ............. ilakr from the ocean to feed, and there he parUla tlmn in any other preparation. cording to M. de Gaspe, but I never More skill is required, more care taken, more of them. rta D. L. a- A heard him use the word, though I know* expense incurred ta Ju manufacture. For instance, only a short time ago Grand Rapids It cchU tbe proprietor aad Uw dealer many complaints were received from be patronizes the cab-stand rather than Detroit.... the “ place de fiacres ” ) “ All aboard! ’ ’ More but It eosts the consumer le»t. as be the iTesbyterian missions, which were For n»xpa. um< table*, and further tnfori gets more doses for his money. losing money at an extraordinary rate. sliouts the French guard. “All right,” inaUon pertatinir.g ‘x> route and aerrf<-e. or re­ Sorting Califon in, apply i<» The culprit proved to be their office boy, says the French passenger. 1 i*emem- More curative power is secured by Ita peculiar combination, proportion and process, W.U.NKIMYXrt a lad of 16, with a salary of four dollars ber one day, going down from Mon­ Gen’l Western Airrnt. which make It peculiar to ttaeif. a week. He confessed his fault, and treal to Quebec, hearing the guard ask More l>eople are employed and wore space qc. 230 Clark St. Chicago. 111. W.H. CONNOR. sold that he had spent the money in a swarthy habitant for his “billet:” copied In Its laboratory than any other. Oommoroiai Agent. So. Pae, ro, “Votre titaking his girl to the theater; that they “Eh?" said he, puzzled. More wonderful cures effected and mere Cincinnati, O. went two or three times a week, and quette," explained the guard. *'0h, Je 8. r. B. MORSR. . lie voiei." I have even G. P. and T. A.. So.Pnr. Co . that he liked to give her small presents. compreads. __ New Orleans. La There are many similar cases, and a encountered a sentence like this: “Nous and leur donnerons des free ticket.’’ Jenn » <n; -5 so • exerts a wonderful influence in 1 re’narkable feirfure of them is that Baptiste will also tell you, if you desire to l»i 6 VLp ■?___ often the people vVho have made the •BIOP «n sirnai oalv Agent* »'«'* strengthening her system by complaint refuse to press it when they such information, that the train con­ Trains at Flag Station* a* »oo« M c* p driviug through the proper chan­ know it- concerns one of their employes, sists of “douze chars et un *ugin," in­ and sometimes they do not even dis­ stead of “dbuze wagons et un locomo­ nel aii impurities. tive;” but he still finds time to call the charge the offender.—Boston Globe. railway itself a “ch*min d’fer.” having Errlfbl Au « «. » '• <• cut down the syllables from four to 'Sa « will nit u mrtl.M Juneilo. u»i 11 •' fi£* j IS” to tbe Ahmrdahad-Paran tlj railway . for tv o EionthK. 1* ceuiu* well— —A traveler by mail routes may cover line from the fact of Ite bring tbe Aral J. M. JOHNSON, Molvm. Ark. 'n the distance, betweea New York and n* Brum er. atlamta, oa. it mar MR go forward until neat t ndn_ -T San' Domingo city in ninedaya. prise In India with rupee capital. What is ELECTING A POPB^ CASTORIA! Castoria. Castori ALABASTINE IT WON'T RUB OFF. * Hworft rubofr Kalsomine is tem­ porary, rots, rubs kJ F off and Scales. 17 KT ALABASTINE California, Louisana,New Mexico Texas, and Arizona. The Southern Pacific Company LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO Swl Throuoh to Gailiornia More MEXICO, Tezaa, Arizona, New Mexico and California DELICATE *L«" female REGULATOR IT IS A SUPERB T0N1G Health and jth are Guaranteed to result Its use. Hood’s Pills Michigan Central Us & fe'J's ! �a big Budge going. -^SyTjuly a. 1896. > COOK BROS. S^prleto"- The Great Brooklyn Buapeneiaa 'W DI Not Lust Long. PIANOS GO. EliE _ Discard** instruments F The Murket in Philadelphia. to People In Moderate 4ues of pianos?" waa ■ ; to a Urge New York ' the other day. •Well,” r unexpected reply, “tha . , to I’hikKlelphia.” The ouJd wot explain thia .'. bis v.wn satisfaction. It Oat—Thi Mamoiutb Structara Will Fall When Vlbra- The Brooklyn bridge la doomed. Civil engineers are speculating now an to iu length of life. Their attention han been attracted to it by the discovery that the span of lift* of steel structure is much more limited than popularly supposed. Its life is largely numbered by 1th vibrations. It has been found that every bridge can stand so many and then tbe end comes like the sudden stoppage of a human pulse. In nis laiKiratory in iMng Itdend city Prof. Ah-ah H. Sabiu, an eminent uuinoritv on the deteriorating influences that ntCT-J structures ure subjected to* is laboring night and day to dis rover some protection uguinst tbe dreaded effect of corrosion, and rust. His investlgationsr have led engineers to turn their eyes to steel bridges, and more (larticiilurly to the Brooklyn bridge, as its life interests two cities, Toeqgineers su. h slrucuires always appror lifelike, and they refer to their “birth" and “nature” and “ailments" muuh the same us if they were discussing the anatomy of a human being. i^rof. Sabin said u ben seen: “There, aremany deteriorating influences• MA<icli are even now sapping the life of, buffaloes fight. Hull ka ■Hie NMionai looiogtail p,rk iu tbe H»bUri’’ "’**hln<ton he* h® one of Ito valuable herd ot ,iz buffaloes, the aatmal haring been killed in a den{*«’« fi«b( wlUone of n, companion, the other day. hio h„d ol buf. tolo is one of the fineat in the country. ' and great regret i.*fe)t at the killing nL~0,. “ wil1 te hard to P ace it The buffalo that wax killed wm one of the target and oldest in Um nerd, and for a long time was the t vr ant and monarch ot all the otheraat the eoo. A j ear or tw o ago te had a verv de»Wlth * J°unRrr bull, und since that time he ha, been kept awnv rom the r«t of the herd and confined, in a pen in which there wa».nl»o a voung tel ’"n° *l,Paren’1-' «"* entirely peacetul. 'One day old Mlmr fellow ------- • | i;“ " ov the ON htrnsclt teasing the young bull ntul hunaclf by teas DOkincr at him poking klm as they .i_____ walked : 1 around । SPECIFIC MORTGAGE BALF. Default having ben anode in 11m eoodltfoes of a certain mortgaige.. xrrut< d by 1 ve Tlnkev to Mark Xorrt*. dated tbe first day at Octa-tr Morruiaxtuix For scrofula ■ “Since childhood, 1 have been afflicted with scrofulous boils and sores, which caused me terrible suffering. Physicians were unable to help me, and I only grew wofse under their care. At length, 1 l>egan to take AYER’S Sarsaparilla, and very soon grew bet­ ter. After using lialf a dozen bottles I Mils completely cured, so that I have not had a boil or pimple on any part of my bodyfor the last twelve years. I can cordiallf recommend Ayer’s Sarsa­ parilla as the very l>est blood-purifier in existence.” —G. T. Reinhart, Myersville, Texas. ' the ’aid Tip Ketcbnat aaaHp.edto Harvey Ilam-. o« the thirtieth day ol December <mi which morpip- ib-rr b <ttw, a, ;ami <1mi- hereof, T».o Bnadred Mid Sereoty doUare. Nultco ta hereby given tksf by virtue uf the poaer of tale In said mortgage. I shall toreicluse tbe name, by a >ale at public auction te the hlabeat bidder, at tbe North front door of the Court House, in the City of Haatlnga. oo tbe third «i»y of .Inly 1H». attm o’clock in the fore­ noon, of all that ctruun piece or parcel uf land situat'd intbe township of Yankee Springs. < Ottutv of Harry and State of Michigan known and described as. the South east quarter, of the North east quarter, of Section number twentytwo. in towrsl lp three north ot range Un west, containing forty acres of land according to the govrrninent survey, tbe same being tbe tnorttragrd premises • DaUd April <tb 1996. Harvkv Williams. Ciias. H RAvnn. Assignee Attorney for Assignee. April j»6 appointed Uie la and for tbe County of Mdd State as Admlnletr Estate ot said TbeadoUa D on which mortgage there is claimed Io be aue,t al tbe dale of this notlc? tbe snm of Five Hund­ red and Three Dollars and fifiy-iosr rents and an attorney’s fee of twenty-five dollars pro­ vided for in said mortgage and no suit or proceedlnca at law having been inslttuletl te re­ cover the amount secured by said martRnge or any part thereof: Notice is therefore hereby elven that on the eighth day uf August. A. D. I8w». at tr« '•’-'•’Mt In the forenoon.there will be sold at the North front door of the Court Hoose, in tbe Cilv of Hastings. County of Bgiry *nd State of MirhIran, (said Court HouM being, tbe buCd1«t: in which tbe Circuit Court for tbe County oi Barry Is held), at poblic auction to tbe hlgbesvtndder. the premises tit-scribed Id said marinate <>r so much thereof as rgay be necessary to a-'iisfr lhe amount due on said mortgage, asabov- -et forth with the interest thereon, and lhe »►*» charges and expenses allowed by law and pro­ vided for 1n said mortgage. said premHes be­ ing situated in the Township ci Yai kee Springs. In the County of Barry and slu» of Michigan and described an th? East half ol tbn South west quarter of section twenty-seven, in town three North range ten West conuHaolS righty acres ot land more or less. Dated Hasting?, Mich, May 13, itw. Jaspkr Apans. Administrator of the Estate of Tbradt-tU Dry­ er. deceased. Assignee of Mortgage. ALOXJ50 R. Kkxa»to.v. Attorney for Jasper Adams Administrator Jke Assignee of said Mortgagee- MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made lu the conditions of a eerteln mortgage made by Margrett A. Stevens. Floret■<•? K.Spauldlru’- <»rrtn K Bar­ ker. Mary E. Harker Blanche B. Barker. Agnes homes >u PhiiodclBarker. Martin V. Barker. HarrlettT. Barker u»e j>en The young bull did not'like . HH-ause 4he good peoto Emily D. Bostwick, of Ithaca. New York thia and began to show fight. dated December 17- A. D. u*». and record­ :on n ar* much given A dozen times the beasts rushed at ' ed iu tbe office of the Register of Deeds, for tbe up.] love mtBMc County of Barrj and State of Michigan, on the each other and came, together with 1 19th day of December A. D t’Rt, tel iber 33 of shocks that startled the other animals Mortgage?. on pege T2. on which mortgage there l»e several hundred in claimed tu be dne at the date of this notice and brought to lhe inclosure all of the tbe sum uf E gilt hundred Ninety Eight Duliars irr ‘pianos slowed and Ninety EubtVuots.ahd an attornej’s fee oi keepers, who endeavored to separate Twenty-five Dollars provided for In said them, but ithout success. The fpnee mortgsg?. And nn suit or proceedings at law spea’iking of the itabaround the inclosure wax completely , ! taring Pt'.n lost:luted to recover the moneys ►c< u hi tbe business mJO sr r need ty said mortgage, or any part thereof; ruined, although the boards kept to­ ■ THE ONLY WORLD’S FAI2 • Now. Therefore, by virtue of the power of gether suifieiently to prevent the ani­ ... «ale contained Io »aid mortgage, and th? stM ■ Upb* cut inte'khuilhig FCfl n A Fl IIla I fl •, »te lu »wbmade and provided, notice is —Rarca nari mals from escuphig. The bufTnibJs Qdlbduarilla hereb7 thjlton Saturday the 1st day of nl.-t-d » rar? occurrence MORTGAGE BALE. fought until both of t hem were so nvar--------------------------------------------- -- --------------( AUguit a D. i?ec,at 10 o’clock In the forenoon.l Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral cures Coughs aud Colds । shall sell u l*ubllc Auction, to the highest bid­ Default having been made in the etadJIfeos , vx.hal”,t.*’d they could hardly . der at thuNorth front door uf the Court House of a certain mortgage made by Hiram A Har­ -. itb such nn utrwjrthy stand. Then the old one wua1 driven > In tbe City of Hastings. <tbat being-tbe place ber. ElirAbetb R. Barber bls wife. tTareure H. i where the Circuit Court for Barry County la Barber tmd Lillian Barber his wile to FuHIp T. uy’ ",ierY ,l,e surgeon in charge ef l PARKER'S CINCER TONIC । rhe bridge. The pa-uicipal trouble is* holden,1. tbs premises described in said mort­ Colgrose dated March 14 A. D. iSta,-M><> n-rordt ifiMMl pL'mo bs K»in*»- i the zoo and his assistants labor?*] ip ^ “ *7 .V" 1 *dwtrtotng Monad* gage. or so much thereof as mgy be necessary .ed tn the office of the Register of Deeds, fur tbe . They ’genereL j Rhe care of the cables, b»*cause t he other save his life. Th? last blow that hehll to pay the timuuntdue on said mortgage, with Countv of Barry and State of Michigan, <»n the ,]>arts which may be effected cun di I be d per rent. Interest, and all legal cosis. together >4th day of March A. D. :ax> m Liber 4* ot . hav’tug the most ; received from the young buffato, houwith «n attorney's fee of Tveuty five Dollars Mortgages, on page 266. That said mortgage PARKER'S n t!.r T*arli>rs of T»‘|ilaertl little by Ihtk*.” covetiaided fur therein, tbe i-remlses being de­ was duly assigned to Sarah Johnson, ano duly I ever, had don? Ita worfe. au d the anima! HAIR BALSAM “Wliut precautions have been taken sertbed In said mortgage as all that certain lot recorded In 1he office of tbe Register of Deeds 1 rcceiyirtg -courteous I nurd brlta timeaft?rthe flkht was piece nnd parcel of land situate In tbe Town of for Barry County. Michigan. yean- ttgo a sruotl j to care for the eublesF* he was-asked. Matde Grove In the county of Barn- acd Slate | ^r. Th? post-mortem showed i hat- he. That said mcrigage was upon th? rxirros "II don't, know done of Michigan, and known and oesirlbed as fol-1I condition that should default be mad? In the ti ob’.it’t of much a tv hat . . has been — ------ i lows: • n~.t>, I pajmentof Interest, or any part thereof on any . ..ml .nnmundcl i for 1 ■,l° ll'lo'v «?»» >' «'"•.* was frightfully gored and nearly *ull 30e,aBd at Dnicj^M r.; . lvL./ I day whereon the same Is made due arm !«*lhe bones of hrs body broken. It i« .* wS«tion"Thirty*tw"n tai) tn Town Two~*<2) North u.,rt . as above expressed, and should uno HINDERCORN8 ThecmtysmvC tbe aawe । • t thuurtny piunonoM'- 1 ure not thoroughly protected tigainat ■matter of surprise to the snrgvbns that WtaaSlop* aU pain. Makes ^dkina caay.l^c. a:Dn Hat ge Sevm ,7) West containing "Eighty Acres remain unpaid and In arrear for the space Ft still to be'keen when’Wo | larroskw Ai so Lie way inry wilPcer- he stood tip and fought as long m he ut luma more or less. thirty days then and from thenceforth, that ix tuinly w^Btr away and bcvwine weak­ Emily d. Bostwick, to say. riter the lapse of tbe said eirty days. n old piastr.-to exchange ■tt CfeUlMGUr'B Eac'.hM Dlamead Braat. did. The young buffalo was nobserioosMortgagee. v6 much of the aforesaid principal sum uf three ened." Pmur T.Colgbovk, , ly injured. hundred seventy four and It-W dollars as re­ A raiknuad engineer v be was seen in­ Attorn?)’ for Mortgagee. mains ’‘unpaid, with all arrearage of interret ercst to'us, but n<ft. no ■ Ort«t»ta a»4 Oely Geatafee. A Dated Ami 1Mb. IMM. thereon, shall, at ti>e option of the said party ot dorsed qwerything that had been sai 1 GAFT. a)v*y> relUMa. L*aice a* M\ I haw*'seen old folks THE SPONGE SUPPLY. the second part beeeme due and payable. by. PmL Sabin, and added: “ The^fact Defanlt having been made in the payment at A piS3W» in the <br?s of MORTGAGE SALE. With Demand Exceeding Supply, rrleM interest due March >4th. tMrt and tbe same hy'.i irlj • overcome "W hen of profeaaional men nuking intricate Default I Bving been made m the oontlillon? log rrnmiued unpaid and In arrears Ict Wb and abstruse computations as to the of a inorteBge made by Win. H. Whipple and space of thirty days and upwards t it aforrexld un.liar-old instrtnnenr, One effect of the-war iu Cuba has been bls wife Ella A. M hlpvle. to Jehu Andrew?, principal sum cf three hundred seventy-four; urobablr life«r period -of actual durui witb them through January .*•, >893. and on January 23. If®, reeord- and '.6-100 dollars with tai arrearage ot lo’rrret , । to diininish the <>j>ort of sponges by bilitx <of the bridge docs not imply that rd In the offire of the Iteuiper of Deed* of thereon Is now declared dne and payable by tte :ind borivr.v husi led<out of । fully ouc-hatf. The Cuban sponge tishBarry County I<1 tbe State of Stchlican. In Uber terms of said martgtge. on which mortga** ii u» unsafe nren any immediate (lunger 44 of MorigMc*. un pax*- 1<3. or which mort there Is claimed to be due at tLn oaw rf~tSU irrevefertt hands and con। enneu get a license to fish in Culian of falling into desuetude or collapK?. gaae there Is claimed to be our Five Hundred notic* the sum of four hundred three Dollan warrhacxse. It is the cuv outers only ujton condition that they and Fifty One DoJars and eight!-nine cents aud fifteen cents, and an attorney's tee < Tbe Hpuwiiou is not a bypotbetkul one, and no suit or pio‘ceding* at law having been Twenty-five Dollars provided for in ttiii mort ( shall serve in the navy if required; and > liruni now to take away but is founded upon existing influences instituted to recover tbe amount secured by uage. and no suit oy proceedings at la-v havlnt riimeuu and allow a fair । । so uuiny have been vailed upoq for this said mortzaee or any part thereof. been Instituted to recover tbe money? securer that -ore conetant^y tending toward deNotice ta th? refore hereby elver, that on Sat­ by Mid mortgaae, or any part thereof; sen>cr that the take of• spodges has n. deuccting themmount 1 terio mt ion aud prospective results. urday ttir 18th dav of Julv twc. at ten o'clock NOw; Ttajrrfore, by virtue of th® power A been materially reduced. •e of the new one. It Is Io the forenoon, there will te sokl at the north sale contained in Mid mortgage, aud the siatitte These may have sufficed to suggest a front door nf ttie Court House, In the Cltv of In such awe made and provided, notice is here Cuba furnishes less than a third of Hastings. County of Barry and State of Mlcb- by given tiiat on Balurday tbe Twenty fifth da, ,lty >*i dhposinp-of tbeae J doubt us to its durability. the sponges use<l in this country, but tean. said Court House txflmc tim pliu e In which of July A. D. teta. at ten o’clock In the fore :<-li l ive»r<*i>tetterdav.. i ''rhe ru-'hInff «ra;‘> traffic-on the tbr. curtailnwnt of that supply helps to the circuit court for the County of Barry is boon . I shall sell ar Public Auction. u> the high, held, at public auction to the highest bidder,, est bidder, at lhe Norib front deer of the four . iimfming* to hear the wLI old Brooklyn bridge, «vhich is likely to be put up prices that have been advancing the premises described In uud mortgage or ?u House In tbe City of Hasting*. Mlchignn it ha; '.'.•wunXWher.'mak. . «U~bleU in the next few vrari’in Iulmuch thereof as may be necessary to satisfy tbe being tbe place where the Circuit ’(:o<trt ro for years. The stipply of sponges comes amount due on said mortg-ge with the Interest Bam'County is holdem, the premises describee C,,<1* though it may yet be from Florala, Cuba, Nassau. Mexico uf n new piano: ‘Our U5Bi»K thereon, aud lhe rusts, charges and expenses In Mid mortgage, or so much thereof a* i iay । many decades dir*taxit. Tbe viiirutions and allowed by law and urovidrd for In said mnrt- necessary to pay the amountdueoa said mo the Mrdifrrnirieun. Ordinarily , t were only *nnned up, Eige. said premises being situated In tbe VII- gage with seven ner cent, interest, ar.d all lei J [ result lug from this heavy train traffic about two-thirds of the supply, in value,:ch better tom- than any ge of Delton. County of Barry and Stare of with an Attorney’s fee ofTvrff ‘ are be\an*l coin pa tat ion. They rarctly conies from American waters. The de­ Michigan and described as Village Ixita Num rosts.Ucether five Dollars covenanted for therein, tbr prim ber thlrtv four and tblrtv five In the Village of es being described in said mortgage ns at! ilw juiltv of these old pi- • CCMSemand for sponges has increased natur­ Delior. Barn-County. Mkblgan. according to certain pieces and parcels at land utiiate a •‘Utuit -other ailments thnciten the ally, while the world’s supply.has not the Recorded F a* thereof. w-,y to the homes cf Nrlng in the city of Hastings in tbe Conniy Dated April 22, l>Ml. Harry and State of Mleblgan, aod kixwn am ( kept with it. It has within rrreut years JUBN A M>RK.H 8. puen people. 'They may | bridge’?”*wus axked. ' described as fofloa-s; •'Well, there an? corrosion and rust; A loxzo F. K ksaston , M ’ rtgugee actually diminished, owing to careless a mere song. There is x I The North half of lots Nine hundred and six Attorney fur Mortgagee. ■ I ?J,De b“t»dred *iwy four <y04 w ho ri.nkv a living bv dis- ' •are tdi irou. The cor- ! metbadsof fishing find tooierfishing to of tl,eCitvof Hartings Michigan, acconting u ■ o'l.i pianoo. A wcomL j *»!»■> •»•»«) te tte vapor from »ull : supply the increased demand. the recorded plat thereof. MORTGAGE SALE. The aponge is of slow growth; it „ Sakar JORNMtX, uropp-j.1 in her. rhr other 1 *<*‘<‘-r, «Jil< li this atrial biglnva*. -jpiin... I Default having been made lr- the condltiot.? PHrtAFT. CoutaOVE, Assignee of MortgHge^ I :i<|.i-i5t bought «lxfor » 11‘* ,»rr»t form- und iK take^tuo or three years for It. to attain of a mortgage made bv James F. Norwood and Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee. Delia Norwood, bis wife, to John Andrews. Dated April 20. lt»«6 The hear... commercial size. In all countries in int!”:nfr almost witling to most " dire " in ~ destructiveness. ~ " March 22. UKJ. aud on March 27.1WI. recorded . train .traffic cannot fail to cause the whose waters sjiongvM grow there are in the office of the Register uf lh?ds of Barry 1 btmrtaken away. Ct.uutt in thr Stair cf Michigan. ,tt Liter 38 of .steel u ire cables to sag in courts* of laws against the ' pulling of little MORTGAGE SALE. Mortgages.ou t>- gw Irtl. on which ntCtU&ge Default having been made in tbe conditions oF time, avhifie the iron saddles upon which sfsinges until th**y have reached a Cer­ there is claimed lu be du*- Five Hundred aud !ut yoing through three. Twenty elglF. D Ilers are Uilrty six cents and a cerUln mortgage, whereby the power lb, reli tain growth, jqst as there are laws . •tau.li. New atHng?> and nosc^orprcCANH. giat law huvlig been in­ conutned to sell has beccmr operativecxrrute* affected by both rust aud ebrro- against the talcing of lobsters ami of st luted to retoverrn** a the art secured by said by Freeman H. Bostwick of Rtrry Ckninty in tb< - rm.* pis’ in.at’ff th?old in- ■come . State cf Michigan to John Davenport and Jr. mortgage or au? ;«s*rt there of. Onee the action of corrosion sets some fishes under specified sizes. These <‘T*‘u up. soThnt-it wii! Notice I? therefore ber» by given, that on Sat- Daveut ort Executors of the ln»t »lll and testa nrday lhe iKiidav of Jiilv ISHi. ar teu o’clock .mei t of Ira Davenport deceased bearing dale ■ n l>i-tU r ton?n4»an tin* *iu “ *the process of the chemical action Is laws hme l»cen to n greater or less ex­ thefecond — day of ~-~' June A. D. etghieen huu tbefcreneoUu-re * ‘ II bt sold at the north । i*. cr. lu shd v‘»M*y<fw0 and recorded li t<-|hiy. -Cha- Imarding very q.'li-k. The whole iroa structure tent ignored. In some waters sponges front door uf .lie Court Hu-um*, Iu the C|tx of i "dred 1^<*_teh, d -/ft,. the of Deeds, for tla Hwiw.l ouwol Barn and State ot Mlrl> lhe office of ,h - Resister '■ lie qnly obj-n is to have js u mo« iog ooe. The he-easary provi­ have been fished for wjt h rakes mid nets. county «if Harry in said State of Michigan. rgat:, said Court Hvuwe bring the place In which I This method has been .prohibited iu sions for .< xpaxuriou und contruction by -pn Ide •£ emitting the circuit c- nrt fnr ib? Cout.tv ol Barrylbb* Id. j Nassr.u. It was found not npcriltive in at publh- likIIoii tu the h'ghot bidder, the ■ -ite harboring places bent and dold make it such. *1 hus then* premises described In said mortgage w so .->< in’ens.' Many are k cui^Umt friction to be L-ld<d to the Florida, waters, or. account,of the na­ much ilu reuf. b may be necessary to sgtltiy ture <>f the bottom. other .-muses of deterioration. ” thr anu'unt due on 'aid mortgage, with Ute in v-s* anff to country t» rest lliereou. and Ibe costs, charges and ex- Jubn and Ira Davenport, executory, to Cann-nri With the supply not equal to the in­ “Hcha long will tbe Brooklyn bridge • r ri nd their way to ih uwi a lowed by law and provided for In said D Waterman, ot Detroit, In said .sutr. an> creasing demand. । rices have steadily mortgage, said preml-es being situated hi the Erw atT. Tappey of tbe mu’? place. »ol? ext they are exhibited as Village uf D* Hon. Cvunty of Barry and State of cutor of th? last will of Pamela W. Tapper, dt ‘•UrJi. deprived of the heavy train advanced. On? kind of sponge that sold ■ r.hlrh George-WashiugMichigan and described as lot number sixteen • eased . and Helen E Waterinun of tbe state c here less than 2(» years agq ut *J0 cents a In (he Village of Delton also lot number one Coior-.do. role executrix uf the last will c fo petty. 'J’liranghout New trattir, the stricture might last forcenhundred and tbirt*-en in Bush and Blackman’s Thomas G. Waterman, deceased, which ?a»d an pound now sells at $2.50.a pound. The io airfl .n New Fork city- I turira. But with the <onibinat:on of Addition to said Village ot Delton. Barry Coun­ rigniaent was.on the First day of Jun? A. IJ advance in other sponges has not been tv. Mich., according to the Recorded Plat there­ eight-en hundred and nfnetjCve recorded I* !<«‘m iisetl as tables for influence* adverse to ita durability its said Registry's Office. In Lib?r 32 of Muitgvgrof. days of Utility appear to ImS numbered. profwrtionalclv so gnat, but- it has oa page 37fc upon, which mortgage there I Dated. April 22. 18X. . claimed to be dne at th* dale of-this notice, th lieen large, and t|»c tendency of prices is JOHM ANUKKtVS, ivinau-dto nllrw c place It may *«ee tbr end uf ita usefulness tn Mim of Three Hundred and ‘ixtv Cve dollar AuoxzoK. K xxarton . Mortagcc. 50 or’lpa years, but it will always be still upward.— N. Y. Sun. (3365.00) and no suit or proceedings at Jaw hat Attorney forJHortgagee. iu.-iv jars of frail. Many leg been Instituted at law to recover tn? sani of m Auctions, w©. and jHj’sildr. to resuscitate and strength- | or any part thereof, notice Is therefore hrraa PROBATE ORDER. » given, that on Tuesday tbr 25th day uf Augwr good Imrgninx are to ‘be sc- ei| it by using Qpntilever iron beams I A grrut engineer'.nir work of im­ next, at eleven o’clock In tbe furrm or. I aha State of Michigan. Countv ot Barry—ss. beneath the big spans. This would At a seMlun of the Probate Court for the sell at public auction, to tbe Jiigb**: bldMR mense imporjance to tiie city of X enio? County of Barry, bolden at the Probate office. In <sale to take place at tbe front door of tbr Coni !--scnt tim-. according to the give u new lease of life to the iron has just been completed. Fifty-right tbe Cltv of Hastings, In said county on. Tues­ House, in the city of Hastings that Leieg lb • :ire about- 80.000 pianos* structure. years ngc. in order to prevent the.dam­ , dav the 23rd day of June in the year place where the Circuit Court for1 Badri roant “The indications are, however, thatis held), tbe premise* described lu said mor one thousand eight hundred and ninety six. • annually in America? age caused by the occasional overflow­ PreBrnt. Charles W. Armstrong. Judue of km e, (or so much thereof as shall be n«*r?saar. number is pnkhK*cd by Cer- long before the time for these antici­ ing of the Biv-r Brenta, the Austrian tosntlsfv the amount due on sueb Mortgatv Probate. with seven per cent, interest and kgairwdr pated cluLugvs arrives the bridge os it In tbe matter of tbe estate of Tn man Gallup, fa’-turers. while France ond government, on the •recomn>«jndatian of together with an attorney fee of Fiftren l>o Deoessed. ■ an annual output of 40,­ stand* now will have become entirely the celebrstaul engineer, PaJeocaiMLcarOn reading and filing the petition duly verified la»s provided lot py statute), that Is to say. lb following piece or parcel of laud, vtt: uf Man-Gallup, widow of aaid Deceased, pray­ 1 here is very little business inadequate for its intended purpose. lird out certain weeks by which the The South West quarter of tbe semi. We» ing that a rertidn Hint rument now on file in ;-.>i-ting of pianos. Thia is Coming generations are likely to see months of that river were curried into Mid court purporting to l»e tbe last will and west quarter of faction Twenty two r«l I'teauairnt of s-dd dece«»ed be admitted to pro- Township Two 121 North. Range Ten 1 !C) Wes. f:-< t that the change inrii- lhe bentrul j/ortion removed and re­ the Chioggia lagoon. Funte; distance imieandthe executor therein named and ap­ In the County of Barry and State of Mb li'gxt' cootalnltiK forty acres more or leu. •- it iinpoFs'iblr fnr a piano. placed by a double-deck bridge, with south of their original outlet. Since pointed. Thereupon It is ordered, that Thursday the Dated KalamazooMayjM-IWO. . • |i»sl tn n foreign country, to extension sidrwjdks running alongside then the alluvium brought down by the CAMRROM D. WATXhMAV. and I6th day of Jul>, A.D.. l»6 at ten o’plock in sizes, widths and styles; tine ERXK8T T. TAPPkY. Exec-, tor. Hit. Only mo were exj>orted of the present approaches and outside river has threatened to convert a por­ In all tbe forenoon. be assigned for the bearing of said of tbh existingZtowen«. The exigencies tion of ChJogffia lagoon into a fever­ medium grades. Helkf E. Watakiiax. Kii < ul. petition and that tire heirs at law of said de­ country Just year. They wyut ceased and all other persons Interested In said , rs „ . Assignees of Mortgugew J. D. Ruxxs. Attorney for Assignees Ainrrivn and Germany. *The of the times will demand this. Thepas- breeding swamp, and also to cause se­ estate, are required to appear at a session ot said court, then lo be holdrn at tbe Probate of­ : • 'try whips quite a number to Fengur depots at either terminus of the rious damage to the whole Venice la­ MORTGAGE BALE. fice. tn the City of Hastings, tn said county, and AUii and Knuth America.—X. T. . bridge have already had to be enlarged goon by silting. It was accordingly de­ Default having been mad? in tbe eotdliMn shew cause, if any there be, why lhe prayer of .the petitioner may not be granted. And it La ota certain mortgage made by Ourre n and rebuilt on tweount of their in­ cided to construct a new channel for further ordered, that said petitioner give notice Gregory and Ann Gregory bis wife ro Anna > capacity. The same canals will in the the* Brenta. 10 kilometers in length, to the persons Interested tn said estate, of the Austin dated January 2nd A. D. 1W.-. and n corded In I lie oRce of tbe RegisUr «f Dredt future prevail in favor of other changes living tbe river a direct outlet, to the for tbe C-ouDty of Barry and State uf -Mwbigai for the accommodation of the steadily sea near Brondolo. still Birther south. Tbe Pingree ‘ -Nrremllp ” Winter Shoes on tbe Beeond day of January A. 1> im » I paper printed and circulated lu said County of Uber 33 or Mortgages, on page 3B. on whir which »a* estimated to for men, save wearing rubbers, do not beat increasing bridge traffic.”—IN. 1. Jour- Tbe Barey. once In each week for three successive mortgage there is claimed to be due at tl»e oat J cost S.000.000 lire, and waa begun in tbr feet, prevent dampness striking through weeks previous to said day of bearing. of tnta notice tbo sum cf Twelve Hui-dird fiftj Chas. W. Ajumaowo. five Dollars and sixty-srven cents, asd an ai melt M-o. I 1S04. has now been brought to■ a sne- s< les. and mske walking In slippery places, Judge of Probate. toruey's fee o( Twenty-five Dollars provided fa comfortable and safe. Also used exten­ boller inspector ceoaful conclusion. The new In said mortgage, and no suit or procevdi' gxa. will soon go aw&y if you cure the cause. (A true copy.) sively In Bicycle slivrs. The occupation of a law having been instituted to roLurer the thereof ’ecur®d i>r ’Xi<i mortgage, or al y ro? k one in which p man PROBATE ORDER. without losing L . _ Now.’Therefore, hz virtue of the power J State of Michigan. County of Barrv—ss. sale aqnlalned In-uud mortgace. and the maimI At a session of tbe probate Court for the a funny business in that resj wet. the Venice lagoon.—London Standard. County ot Barrv. bolden at tbe Probate Office. u FUfh ease made »Dd provided, uutire h hen, boiler inspected is drained of ita con­ in the City of Hast Huts, in said County oa Fri­ by given that on Saturdav tbe Eleventh day c tents, nnd then the inspector rigsh.m- | day, the 19th day et Jose, in tbe year July A. D. 1996, ar ten o'clock in Lhe fctenoco. ; Bicycle Bidc« for Birtta. slutll sell at Public auction, to the hlgiiest Me one tbounand eight hundred ami ninety-six. self for a dirty Job and wriggles him- | -No tetter w»y to give « pet “n*rf Prevent Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Pro­ der. al the Nprt h front door of tbe Orort Hear Tbe, »re m«<>e by weurely mwriln, > bate. In (be City of Hasting?. Barry Co.. Mi< ii. iths Klf into the iMlde. of it through tbe birtl >o nirmP b»* ''"T?,piece orwpeeihlly prepared roller In, bnt being the place where the Circuit Court fn In tbe matter of tbe estate of Mary A. Bwanmanhole. This aperture manbote, row ap... —. cannot well „ i woroan down atCooey Miami tbeotber not tlitnngh «»«e outerwle by the McKaj soo, deceased. Barry County is balden . the prearta?n deaertr On reading and filing tbe petition duly verified rd In said mortgage, vr so rnuea thereof as ma te made large enough to admit, a arge Kveral other women gathered of M. C. Merrill, son uf said deceased, praying be necessary to pay tbe amount due on tai i, ucmv hence smalleat-aized fellow* 'und hcr „ heel to look at a handsome Patent rrocesfi. man, » the ,MW— — —— that administration of aaid estate txs granted to mortgage, with six per cent, interest and ------------- ..r uf th. tbe l>o«inew>. ,cuow bhrd on the handle bars. W. H. Met rltt or to rome other suitable person. legal coals, together with au alternes s fee have the.. monopoly business. Puts the medicine right on tha Thereupon It la o!d<*.red. that Wednesday tbe Twenty-five Dollars covenanted far there io. r.ut K.. ; ................. ,, , “The l>oor little dearie wasn’t getting But V..O» though ‘hat fact.......... may, . 23d day of July. A. D , 1M8. at ten o'clock In premises being described in said monaaim the business itself, getting Into d Hr | I BttenliOn. when Lhnppened tbe fnreuooii. be assigned for tbe beartag pl all those pieces or barrels of land Mtuipr In tne UUBilirrro iiswj*. B-- ---- s» said petitiun and that the heirs al law of sa d Town <rf Castleton In the County uf Barrv an ---------------’ I ^ t ’ ,. D k of putting it on my » berk It and stifling places, and wriggling like deceased and all other persons Interested it> Bfafe of Michigan, and known and described » >aureauiuji?jfrightened ,,e — b nl atlirrt,, said estate, are required to appear at a aef-slon follows: and cures all kinds of Pfle«. s humnn worm into every bole and cor- wosadreadfuliy of said Court, then to be bolden at tbe Probate ..T,‘e K“t.!’rty,wreAor land to I* i^ken o ner to know Its rent condition, >s sty- I but jI only |; it a conple of blncks oniv too tool; eoopleof blocke and 4^ <Jt’Jggists or by mail. Send for office. In tbe City of HMUlnga. In said County, tbr faxrtb ll es» Quarter of Section No <Utt e booklet. thing but fun. Tbe most scrupulous i buck sgalfe. c .. Xext... time — r.~-t.B.riher. I took itfurtter. and show cause. If an> there be. why tbe i-rajer <*pi two arrew tn the South East comer tbmo of lhe petitioner may not be granted. And it is I now you we how sprightly he look*. rare is required in these examinations, WJL Hill Co,, Detroit, Witch.' further ordered, that mud petition* r give notice to th" persons luirreated in Mid estate, of tbe and, ns everything i» o'11 of *'^t-“? It's only when I tumble now thatltgeto No > tS) an in 1 an scared. I ride over SO m.le. with pendency of said petition aodthe hearing there­ So Three (3) North____ _ FOR HA1J4 BY Insurance company have to ■ epe of by causing a copy «< this artier to bfi publish comalnteg in si) Bttvetal wholly upon tte trustworthiness of h im some days. Und «>meUme« he singe rd ut the Hast tar? Baxa tnu a ; nswytpsr according to the United Z their men. Bence these get pay that if the road is -month, and he nlw*y» Paiur T. Oouisovi, makes amend* Xor air they have to un­ anawer. the little chirps of biids along AND RHEUMATISM CURED BY Attornev for Mortgagee dergo. sufficient, indeed, to keep them the way. He'* Iota of company, too. Judge of ProO.teHASTING* from getting too big tor their hu-lnef*. N. Y. Tln»e«u,F.>Ia:^S!!.gA»j?».>»?Ay.t_____ —Lewiston (Me.) Journal. AYER’S Pennyroyal pills <^auftzMrw JAXONt N V THE PINGREE SHOE. fl Shoe with a Record. For Men, Women Boys and Girls. Back-ache 1*1106 ; Head-ache I HVV ( Legs-ache Piles Cured. Dr. Handy’s Pile Cure Sore Spot; NEURALGIA arthro-phon-i-a “•••I tohiMw. W. H.Hnice^fiSSSEff ,0 i IN. H. SPENGE �ALL L. COOE.ESItov. go mre free coinage, $600,000,006 in gold will be driven from circulation. It wilt take tbe mints of this country 15 year* to coin $000,000,600 in silver running at tbelr ns HArrtvo, men- rorrorncr. AUGUST 14, 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES OUR FINAMCI AL PLANK mea*nr« cnleutatMl I fullest capacity. And each one of thoee dollar* will be worth only 50cents. The question for the people decide is whether they want a tariff to protect them from a Sood of Imports from the pauper paid labor of Europe, and a dollar worth 100 cents; or whether they wouli continue the present free trade policy and give our markets bodily over to Europe free of charge, and a dollar worth only 50 cents. These will be the Issues and they will be eleady and distinctly defined. The course of tbe Detroit Journal is to be highly commended, and that paper la dolug noble work for tbe grand old party in strange contrast to Its morning con­ temporary. The Detroit Journal is worthy of tbe best and heartiest support of the republican party. None of the proprietors tbe oblication * of t>w are interested In silver mines that we know of, and are doing anuch to educate the tbepresent standard, tbe standard of tbe people on the financial question. Free silver coinage means National Republican Tide!. FOR PRESIDENT. „ WILLIAM MCKINLEY, of Ohio. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. GARRET a. HOBART, COLORADO NOT ALL CRAZY- Ofc that every pensioner, every widow who will be bene* fitted by an Insurance policy, every mtn who will be benefit ted by an insurance policy of any kind, every laborer who re­ ceives his weekly wages, every man draw­ ing a yearly salary and every farmer who sells his products will have to take their pay iu dollars worth just 59 cents each. The only ones who will be benefitted are the silver mine owners who will get a dol­ lar for every.50 cents they produce. Tbe republican party proposes to keep every dollar that it now has at parity— that is, worth 100 cents—as opposed to States; net tbe best for Colorado voters. any and every form of a depreciated cur­ Many of Ms constituents will follow his rency. The St. Louis \fiuatKial platform lead: perhaps a majority of them, but they doestf: mean that all tbe dollars we have will not all of them do so. Each thought­ shall be gold dollars by any means. Under ful republican of Colorado will ask for. that platform we will have gold, silver and himself the same questions which Senator paper money just as we now have, and Teller bas doubtless considered. There every dollar will be worth 100 cents in tbe are other things In tbe platform besides tbe markets of tbe world,Instead of 56 cents as financial plank. There is tbe Democratic are the dollars of every free sliver coinage “record of unparalleled Incapacity, dis­ country. , honor aud disaster.” There is lhe ques­ tion of protection, “the bn!walk of Ameri­ The Detroit Tribune bas deserted the can industrial Independence,” aud reci­ republican party which built It up and procity, lhe attendant “twin measure of. sustained IL By a vacillating policy, it Republican policy.” There are Interests still attempts to hang onto tbe republican involved, in the question of protection to party, by upholding protection with One Colorado wool-growers, and the bounty to hand, and proceeds to stab the party with Colorado beet sugar producers. There is the other. Tbe Tribune has no right to tbe matter of full recognition of an ac­ do such n thing in tbe name of republican­ quiescence in the results of the great civil ism. For some time the Tribune bas been war, and the adequate care of its dependent; tainted with lhe Evening News policy and survivors. There Is the maintenance of a both are owned by the same man, who is firm, dignified, honorable and consistent far from being a republican. The Tribune foreign policy, such as characterized tbe has forfeited all right to the support and conduct of a<airs by tbe Republican ad­ patronage of republicans, • ministrations In former yejrs, instead of the vacillating policy, by turnw^lgdifferWhen President Harrison came Into o'fent to the rights of Americans and tructrf- JSce March 4lb, 1889, the interest bearent to friendly powers. There is tbe pro­ ing"deU.o£the United States was $858,­ Nevertheless Senator Teller Is mistaken. His course is wot tbe best for the United tection of tbe American race by the tnaetion of such restrictive laws as will not allow tbe introduction of masses of foreign­ ers who have neither the desire or the ability to become American cltizeof. And considering these things there are men and women iu Colorado,- loyal to the state, and believing firmly In the need of bimetallism, who will stand true to the only party which contalns lho best intellect and tbe highest morality of the country , the only party by which we can hope for the successful administration of govern­ ment and the final and Just settlement of all economic aud financial questions,— Colorado Spring* Gazette. Free silver is the last and only straw democracy bas to grasp at. Unlimited coinage 16 to 1 means a de­ preciated currency. It can mean nothing else. ___________________ Restore protection and establish confi­ dence again, and all currency agitation will be at an end. Possibly the proprietor of the Detroit Tribune owns a silver mine. If so his zeal for silver Is at once apparent 106,220, and tbe..annual Interest thereon »34.ees.<«o. By 1832. the debt had been reduced to $585,035,325 and the interest to $22,513,528. On the tTrtri-.pf this month, after three years and a half Of democratic government, the debt had in­ creased to $887,404,140, and the interest to 883.549,997. The interest bearing debt has been Inert ased 43 per cent and the an­ nual Interest charge 49 per cent Truly, democracy costs. . Mexico is a country where free and un­ limited coinage of silver prevails, aud Mexico bas a depreciated currency just as we would have if we adopted tbe same policy. A Mexican dollar has eight grains more of silver in It than the American dollar has, but it is only worth 50 certs to 55 cents according to the bullion price to 1 simply means .silver monometallism— It can mian nothing else. Silver monc- metallism on that basis can mean nothing bat a depreciated currency, with silver dollars worth only 50 cents. How would you like that? In tte markets of the world wheat Is only worth about 60 cents a bushel. It would be just as reasonable for tbe farmer* of America to demand a law making wheat worth $1.20 a bushel, as it Is for silver mine owners to demand that every 50 cents worth of sliver they produce be Coin­ ed into one dollar. Tbe financier plank of the republican platform Is not such a bugaboo as many people would like to make out. If It be examined in tbe Ihrbt of past declarations of that party it will a mply be found to be affirming what the republican purty las always * <*>d fm— making every gold, •liver and paper rtotlnr < qua! In purchasing In order to bring about good times, work nst be i.r »vided for the thousands and rho are out of LADIES SIVC education especially in some of the .coun­ ties of this state. Barry county has al­ ways been one of the most peculiar ones lu the state, lt.was the ••hot bed” of Greeubicklsm, Patrons of Industry nourished, and Populism was rampant. There are at least two causes for this, as follows: First, this county h purely an agricultural one. and the depreesion of agriculture here, n well as the depression of business all over tie world has brought on a feeling of dis­ content and unrest. Second, this country has been infested with a set of unscrupu­ lous politicians, who have attempted to prej udlcc the minds of the people, by lay­ ing Uw cause U> first one thing, and then another, simply to ptace themselves in of­ fice. Free silver papers and free diver articles have been placed lu Ute homes of tbe people ef this county, which someone has p«ld for. Tbe people have been sluf­ fed with free sliver documents end have done most of their reading all on one aide of the question. Before they vote they should carefully study the other aide of the question, and when they do we havfc no fear but what the sober second thought <»f the voters will prevail, and they will know that to maintain a safe, sound. THEIR ueore them It will never be lonoUoo. and Handsomely Entertained al Kolamaioo. Some nine yea re ago when money was being solicited to secure tbe Kalamazoo road to pass through our city, the ladle* of Hastings volunteered to raise the $500.lack­ ing to complete the desired amouuLand the late A. J. Bowur who was a prominent woiker fur lhe enterprise, and afterward president oft he road, promised the ladles who would contribute, a freq ride over lhe line when it was completed. By dint of much bird work the .money was raised. 8200 by home eatertalpment*. and tbe other $800, by five dollar subscriptions from tbe ladies of the city. Tbe matter of the “free ride” was dropped, and forgotton by many, until a few weeks ago the sub­ ject came up In some manner, and only a few days before his death, Mr. Bowne was in Kalamazoo to make airangements for the ride. After his death It was Mrs. Bowue’s desire that his plans concenilttg It be carried out, and the arrangements were perfected which culminated lu Tues­ day’* day of pleasure. Mrs. D. G. Robinson and Mrs. J. S. Goodyear who were at lhe head of the sollclUng committee, acted as chairmen for the ladies and arranged tbe plans with the railroad officials. A spetftFcoach was attached to the regular morning passenger traln.und a party numbering over sixty were on board when it pulled out. At Clover­ dale the first of a very pleasant series of surprises was sprung on the party wtjen Air. and Mrs. Henry E. ^HoyL of Kalama­ zoo, old time residents of Hastings, and Mrs. AIcDonald. whose parents Mr. and Mrs. Denison, were also former residents of our city, imarded the car to assist in en­ tertaining the ladies. At Kalamazoo free transportation tn the hotel was furnished through the courtesy of the hack and bus companies of Kalamazoo. On arriving at tbe Burdick, Mr. II. F. Badger, tha genial host of that popular hostelry was on hand to make tbe ladles welcome, and they were shown to a hand­ some suite of rooms, to. rest for a few minutes. Starting from the Burdick, under tbe chaperonage of Mr. J. H. Dewing, tbe af­ fable and courteous president of the, Kal­ amazoo street railway company, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Mrs. McDonald, and Dr. Pratt, the party was conveyed over the en­ tire street railway system of tbe city In a special electric ear. It was a trip that was thoroughly enjoyed, and a most ex­ cellent chance was afforded to see the beautiful homes, handsome lawns, and fine public buildings for which Kalamazoo Is noted. The trip occupied the time until tbe dinner hour.- On their return to the hotel, the ladles were served with dellcous punch before going Into the dining hall where a most choice and elaborate menu was served. The part was also In tbe nature of a surprise when Hie ladles learn­ ed the. fine dinner was. gratuitously given by Mr. Badger. It Is needless to say if tbe Hastings ladles who were on this trip, ever succeed In getting Mr. Badger to come to our city, he will be treated most royally. The train left at 2:30, and the party bide farewell to their entertainers, and left for Woodbury the other end of (be line, leav­ ing tbe carat Hastings un the return trip. It was a day long to be remembered, afid the members of the party fevl It a most difficult task to express In fitting terms their appreciation of tbe efforts Of all who contributed so much to make the day such a memorable one a the memory ot Uwl day la beaoUtul Calemetoo, with It, kindly, cordial people will always be ebrrtsbed. Tbo« who comprised tbe party miking the trip were: .i«»nn Rich. Chi«. Huffmvn. J. W. T. J.Bmb, D. R. Cook. Good,ear. E. Y. Htale. Both ModfV. Power*. Prank Stzbhfn*. John Bwxner; will Hoffman. Wm. HHcbeoek C. H. Burton. J. H. Denol*. W. B. Bwrczev. J. M. Nevins. I. a. Boll»«>k.ClwaeMta><lb.M; U <£oL W. D. Have*. J. A. Van Arnrnn. Ch-sier Colsrove, WU1 Ham*, Z. B. Hoyt, N. T. Parker. Crawfnrd. ot Battle Creek. S. A. Crowell. CJ*rener Yoon««.af AUeww.Oettr } er. Geo. Reeder, nt Gnwd ItapIda.F. » Bartow, W. R. Ueok. and the Eliza and Jennie Wolf. Maude Holbrook.GertrudA B^nttrv.Mary Povren M«y Beamev 8ar» Hortnn anl M r. W. H. Bor e a Che^rMe-wr. N. T. Parker. D. kGood; year, and Bnrd*t»« Bowne. who was act as h’n n other’* personal representative, ac­ companied the ladies on.the trip. / of fire Johnson Bros.'S^mi Porcelain Ware. That’s the Question! Where to get good ma­ chine oil “ at a fair price. HOLLOWAY '.Sign of the Elephant) Summer Normal. —in Hastings keeps a good assortment of machine oils—lard, castor, cylinder, etc. ky.xt Monday moaning tbe Barry County'summer Normal will open for a five weeks course at the High School building) . A kindergarten under tbe care of Miss Kittle Holbrook will be conducted In one of the primary grade rooms?) The best methods for starting chlldrei in their school work will be followed.. Alisa Hol­ brook has had-special training and has proved a success as a kindergarten teacher. An Incidental fee of twenty-five cents per ooooooooooooooooo the neatest you hate seen for a long liiaB. We bought our frjh cans before the ad yance. We are handlmg lots of fruit. \yt are selling the bfat as and 50 cent tea in the state. We have a complete stocl. ‘j • We want your trade.' We take produce of all kinds. Hams & van flnwn week will be charged. A Lecture Course of five numbers will be one of the features of the Summer Normal. Its object will be to provide pleasant and profitable entertainment hot only for teachers but for citizens as well: five of the most popular lecturers of Mich­ igan will appear, one each week. Th*1 managers taking into consideration the times, have placed the tickets for the en­ tire course at 75. cents. Supt. Ferris, of Big Rapids, Boone, of the State Normal, State Supt. Pattvngill, Prof. Delos Fail 18 DEAL aud one other are the men who will ap­ pear. The secretary would like Jo have a list of boarding places and rooms stating loca­ tion, accommodation for lady or gentlemen and the price of the accommodation, for the convenience of those coming from a distance or strangers here. Prin. Mealley in connection with Ills work in the Summer Normal will offer a five weeks course In bookkeeping giving four one hour recitations per week. Text and blank books will nut exceed $1.50 In cost Any student capable of doing High School work, if he devote bls whole time to this subject, ought to be able to finish the subject alone. A charge of $5.00 for the twenty lessons will be made provided a class of ten or more be organized. Prin. Mealley will return the money to any one taking this course who is not satisfied that he has had value received. —«r trouble and loss might "be saved by lhe purchasers of Dry Good*. if they would visit nothing but gnod subatantlal dry good* jnerchants Mores that have reputations fenlarge and excellent stock* and whenyou know you only pay for what vou get. A great deal depends on how you manage the-little things, and pennies are little things but if you are trytpg to-make a great deal of money S Julius g Russell DRY QOODS AKO MILLINERY EVERY CENT ■ COUNTS ■The Republican state convention has been called to meet Wednesday, Aug. 5th. In. Grand Rapids, TAKE Your Pick The New Resort; Formerly Surby's, WITHOUT DELAY. AT BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN The management begs to announce that they have secured Always aim to get the first choice. There are any number of first choices in our stock of Hats, and you j only need to come early to secure them at bottem | prices. Have you seen those NEW STYLES IN MEN S HaTS? for tbe evening of they are fine goods, the newest things out, and our prices jn’alet your dollars look large and inflated. Call and look them over. All the Fireworks »nd Illustrations at the World's Columbian Exposition, at Chicago, were furnished by Pain’s Fire­ works Co., New York and Chicag | Tbe Bankrupt Store. C. H. OJTBORN & C! 1- Mam-aoth lllutryilon In crimson .nd e.nerald, l.,tln, Ctleen Mnmw. 2— 13 piece,. Drooping Hncketc S—Fancy piece. Flowering Aluk’ I—Indian Jugglery. 5—Fiery Whirlwind,. C—Floral Fountain!). "—Vertical Wheel,. . S—Cannon Saluting Rocket,. U—Mine, ot Star, and Serpents. 10— Floral Shell, 11— Fancy Device. Rainbow Wheel. • 12— Peacock Plume, IS—• Heoe,. Fancy Roekets, 4 tmunda 11—Batteries of Star, of Rainbow Hue,. 15—Floating Fcioons. 10—Devil Among tbe Tailor, At HASTINGS THURSDAY, JULY pth IT—Colored Sauetaaona. IS—Fancy Set Piece. Magnolia Tree. ..jjwnlnMrt THE NEW GREAT SYNDICATE SHOW 5 21—Magmulum Star*. nr by avowing the Star «htlk. Exliibitton Rocket* «mi Baittuire. all Ute 4lwr avoiding Ikr 50 Cent* to *ui their Hvla*. We ask you to COn>e •nd see our new pat. tern of : “ Lake View of silver. If tne United States should adopt this policy ope uf our silver dollars would be worth but 50 cents In Germany, France, England or any of the great countries of the world. Every laboring man would have to take his pay in dollars that would only be worth 50 cents. Up­ holding this policy is the only hope the democratic party has. The coming campaign la to be one of Free coinage of silver at tbe ratio of 16 Dodatd. Dr. Pratt and «t>et», tbe tedlee fret under rest nblhratloOK. and <«• e«lr HAMTIH9M B And Paris Hippodrome. Charm Pain® Celebrated Band Concert and Dancing, Afternoon and Evening, a ‘Ut circa*. Great elevated *ta«w. double PrMHmtlD* and ntmiwteMA nnd uppanUled pnaunim. Exaltt d 1 u ■u,n �Hasting' Banner Thursday, July a, <896•nd bl, partner on «oln< to kla room ateut »oon found blm 1Jlng ta „ OMOnM)ooi w M. COOK. leetl Kdltae. ■ and Ex*Mayor43renael, a member ot the K. ot P. lodge, et whleh Mr. Dunning baa al- 4 A great many waya been a hromlnent member, left Im­ mediately for that elty. returning with Mm on the following day. At premt 4 I CP 11 Voundsof Paris ’ I 4Ji 4 4 4 4 r 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 '4 4 4 4 4 I Grecn^very Bea- sen........... I ' sen more last season than I did the season be’ writing he I, doing very wMl, and hopes tor hl, ultimate recovery ail entertained. All that kind friend, ban do I, being done. Mr. Donning ha, been In poor health for > (ore. I will sell more this year than ever before. I h,;re is a well founded reason for this itfereasing denund. It is not be-' M11v- 1 am selling so much cheaper than other X rlers. it is super­ ior. quality and efficacy of my goods that causes ,„.ople to come to my siorc. You. will save . and worry if you ; i\ Paris Green, London p ■ -pie. insect powder, » elc. of -tiie. j I I I I f:RED L. HEATH, J THE DRUOOIST. p s 1 OCAL NEWS. . CIRCULATION • Tais week, 86 quire?. Hmillw. changes tor advertisement, St re,ch this office Tuesday, at latest to Injure iu-errlou io the Issue ot tbe week «ben brought. Watch tin1 Bannkk columns for a new etory • My Strange Patient.” it Is a wit-id. but wry entertaining story which m i hold y<mr interest from first to last wme time, »d I, aubjeet to »ocb attaek,. ’"Ha’ Lltlte Urer PUte. Me CoadlUon Powder. Me. Undb' Saraaparilla Compound, 7Se. "My strange Pmienf-Wateh tor IL Clothing Slaughtered 1 ^^Callu the CBrl.tma, atndlo tor Picture - ?,ry U10M 1x1111 Plckete at Phillipa t a,rb s. Green “d Lo",!<,n PorPte at . Landis’. . Boys’ »t l» reid that Poa ha, jigned with lhe It will be economy for every citizen of Hastings to stay at home the fourth of July. By so doing the people will not Nashville team. • only save money which they would spend elsewhere, but they will also have lhe op­ (iranote flakes. Proton, Grenola it Phillip', * Erb.g portunity of seeing two fine ball gamer, forenoon and afternoon, between Hastings and Nashville. Since last playing with Hastings, ttw Nashville team has been Fre,h canoed good, ot all Phillip, A Erb',. The Green atreet whlit kind, at Cereal and qlub will recreate at Gun lake tbe 4th. Boro, lo Mr. and Mn. 0. G. U.y„, Sunday, June 28, a 9 lb. girl. strengthened, and we understand has A complete line ot all the lateit style, secured the services of the Grand Haven of Frames at the Christinas studio. pitcher who, several weeks ago. only ah Emory Busby and family are moving In­ lowed the homo team to get one hit off ot his delivery. These games will be close to their new home on Market street. Produce wanted at the highest price In and exciting and will afford a groat deal of pleasure to all who attend. It will also be trade or cash. CooK A tbe means of helping the base ball boys, who are. under considerable expense in keeping together a ball team that credit­ ably upholds the name of Hastings on the diamond. Help the boys out by staying at home. Don’t forget those pickles. Call and try UleID.CooKACm. The coming Horse and Bicycle Race coffee and tea. of which they make a specialty. Give them a trial. meet at Battle Creek, July 1, 2. 8, and 4, promises to be one of the greatest meets in tbe state this season. The list of entries of noted horses, numbers one hundred and 1( is worth coming a good many miles just to get a glass of that ice cream soda at Burman & Marple’s. Phillips * Erb lead in/keeping the best White Fans, White Mlts, and White Dress Goods, and big bargains in Millinery Goods at O. D. Spaulding’s. ten, the largest entry list that has been made In any event in tbe United States this season. In addition to the One events in the horse class, will be a number of first Henry Braendle, of Freeport, was ad­ mitted In full citizenship of the U. S. at the county clerk’s office yesterday. class bicycle races In which some of tbe fastest bicyclists of the state are entered. The great Fowler Sextette which is to race the Empire State Express, will give lhe barrel, or otherwise. We are overloaded with them and in order to move them quickly we we shall cut our And Children’s I UH 56.00 ui p SmU li P. 110.00, ui 510.00 im Suits At cost. Don’t fail to take advantage of this RAT .16 as it positively closes July 4th. florrill, Lambie & Co HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. $ We have a large lot of very nice salt by Burman Cook & Cook. & Marple doa’t attempt to make ice cream with skimmed milk. an exhibition July 3d. Trlxy Hal will go Pure cream is used. Try tbelr ice cream against her record of 9:11. A mile novice at 25 cents per quart. bicycle race, and a two mile handicap bi­ Mrs. C. W. Jordan entertained a few Tiie Italian medicine fakir who struck cycle race are also down on the program young people Saturday afternoon, com­ r o.’t rlty la*t week, done up Allegan peofor July 4th. In the evening of July 4tb plimentary to her nelce, little Bernice ‘ I > in rriMl diapv. departing from their there will be a grand display of Paine’s Jordan, of Bedford. town iidler, mostly secured from poor fireworks at the beautiful Lake Goguac. An ice cream social will be given on the laboring men. Special excursion rates on all railways.— lawn In front of the Catholic rectory. July Battle Creek Journal. Uharlniand Nashville ball teams tri»d 4th, from 4 p. in. until 0 p. m. A cordial etfiiciusloiiH a’ the tatter place Tuesday p. Invitation is extended to all. The SupervlMm. m.. tl.r -core standing 3d to 2 in favor of Last week the Board of Supervisors was The Nashville team ha4 been in session, and was busy until Saturday afternoon. The Board is to be commended Nash-.’ >. Lrn*at*’j ' • .•■•giiiened. Ak-. Leo. Barnes fell bn a defective rws walk i« the 4th ward Tuesday and was <om»*what hurt. Cement cross walks -hoiil.i be lint in, in even part of the city, fii;d al! danger will be done away w ith.^ iu its effort to have the value of Barry Lost—-Shepard dog, full grown, sheared county properly equalized. There H no question but what the smaller counties up tbe front legs, end of tall nut sheared, have for jears been pajing far more than collar white and brown. Finder will be their share of state taxes. When Barry ।| rewarded by returning to J. C. Cole, Hast­ county with abcu> 24,COO people, pais ov- ings., H. B. Andrus. J. C. Ketcham and G. S. ef.half as much state tax as Calhoun county : 17 ,iv Bit IULIIUIU IV the i'rojf Laundry, bas changed the name a grrat deal of experience in tbe laundry business and will make It a special point tbe Methodist pulpit, taking as the sub­ ject of bi* sermon ••Mrtiiodlsrti. De­ votional meeting of the Epworth lacsgne at 0:30 as wraai. Prajer meeting and Nsnday aebool at the uaual hours. Crn.k, Hon. G. K- Beamer. P. A. SlteWon, W. D. Haire. DrC. Lamprnan. Dr. A. p Drake, B. R- Rom. ' Archie MeCoy. Henry Cook. D. C Brunron. S. J. Broo•on E Y. Hogle, Julius RusseB. J- P. Mead. H. Jonee, 1. M. B. Gillaspte. A. N. At a group meeting of the Epworth league* held at Middleville. Wednesday June 14tb, tbe following rwdution# were niHtland. M. W. Hlcka.Geo. H. Tinkler. offered and adopted: Resolved that « W H Goodyear. H. J. Fraker. N. A. Ful have derived a great amount of good from ter. J. C. Wardell. X. T. Dfanrood. H. G. ibis gronp meeting and that we go forthits Carter. P. W. Boraew, C. W. H. Caaaady, loyal Epworth l^agurrs lift Ing J»P the * ' «>uh to Christ. r.. War Campbell. Owen Lowden. John Tie- lowmbip, were equalized aa fol- len and trying to Mat, H. W. Ser.lL W». •>«>; >«»': An,rl>. »sts.0T0; Ualtlmore. MTl.-' Reaolved that we extend our to friend* im Snyder. C. H-Bauer. D A. Bowker Iterrr.- VOTJTS;' Orrltou, WSl.'MO:' Middleville who have so cheerfully D W. Rojera. Powers Tbe above la CaUleton, S8",ST0: H.allnae, SM0.S38; tbelr church ami homes to tl«e visaing Hasting, City, let and ,lh warily U5T.S44: delegates and workers of Hie League and i llal of u.e nainea of the number, ot tbe •Mteblkan Mr.tn.1 CyeJoda and Wlnd-Storm Htelingj city. 2-1 and 3rd ward,. MM.408: iluitwa herein ateli «<“>• 9Ina. Co- rroldent, of tbe City of HavUnr. H"Pe, S183.M0; Irving. Johnj- tbelr work. Ella Robekts. -tewn. Maple Grovr. CityrrnFtauuc** • A fair .epre^taltenof lhe claw of an* iron, W tbe Company through the Sraie of Otwaevill., 4370,”J3; Prairieville »82#.to please all patrons by doing good __ rork at rm-.uable prices. Leave jour work ■ >*kh him, first door east of Heath’s drag / Rutland. »483..WS; Thornapple. W42,1’8: Wnmlland. mi,382: Yankee Spring.. 8249.000, A7 WEI55EKT BKOJ QENERflL HARDWARE plained to you, you will ever after want one. There is noth­ ing in stove construction to compare with them, and all the world knows they are reliable. They are more economical than a small cook stove, will last forever, will nearly learn you to conk if you don’t know how. Don’t Jet Mrs................ fry her life out over an old fashioned cook stove, when it will be big money in your pocket in the end to buy her a Penin? sular range, and besides lengthen her days by several years. IBUll LfLIlVl, schoo.8 ftre •I >nj tliat we have .good reasons for celebration. * part uf July, and tthat ,k‘ *the 1' — > ihe school -o'.umn will be dtaecnj^ n umnwill Well, jes. 1 guess sh, In fact 1 know It, so. Some way should be de­ tinyeil until August, which it wi.l t, after 'Which vised whereby the supervisor* of Barry that we have the finest' grown pickles, appear as formerly. county can become familiaf witirfhat pur­ w'iiy good gracious, yes, both sweet and sued in cities. We want to see this county sour, and the biggest rats in Hastings, if Tk«- ’•■aeh-Ts institute fur Barry county you don’t believe it ask Little Cook. pay its just share of slate taxes, but we will be held in Hastings, Aug. 10th to Cook & Cook; decidedly object to’seeing the small coun­ '.rh. according tu a letter received from Notice to water consumers:—All water ties loaded down with burdens that should sip’t. Fatieiiglll. The conductors will be be carried by the cities. The Board did a rents are now due and payable to the clerk McKinney. of Olivet, tyiss Tibbltts. wise thing in engaging lhe services of of the water board, and must be paid be­ .■ Lansing. and’Prof. W. D. Sterling. Hon. P. T. Colgrove to appear before the fore July 10th or 10 per ceut additional will be charged and collected. Eil. Johnson and family have moved in- .State Board of Equalization in August. By OnDKK OF WATKt: CoMMITTKK. • tfte !.uikp uwped by Quincy Hynes on VlilsB I nd a Belle Boaby entertained a Hanover street until the house which be Y. P. S. C. E. jjext Sunday evening at i> e'ir ling near there is completed. Mrs. Presbyterian church will be led by Andrew number uf her j oung lady friends yester­ day aflrrncon. the occasion being her M. E. Nevins will move into the Imnse Harger. eleventh birthday. The only •‘boy*’’ be 41£y . t.aled which is owned by Mr. W. C. T. U. meets next Tuesday at Mrs. Pbln Smith’s at 2^0. All ladles heartily favored with an invitation were Mr. Pres­ ton and Oscar Young, whose birthday falls welcomed. Ly Judge - Smith received a teleThe pastor will preach at the Presby­ on the same day as Miss Inda’s.^ terian fbhrch next Sunday morning on the uiiiHR the safe arrival of his s«-n Mra. M- W. Riker gave a very pleasant ••4th of July.*’ In the evening on the ••nt home” yesterday afternoon to a laris* X jays.” . GJasgcuv. The Banner will publish a num\>er of lady friends. She was assisted The ladies of the Presbyterian church series of letters from Mr. Shirley Smith in receiving by her daughter Mrs. W. W. Missionary Sucletj- meet at tbe Parsonage «hieh will be foihii. very interesting and on Wednesday next at 3 o’clock. Tbe Williams, Mrs. Julia Hadley. Mrs. L. E. instructive. The first one will appear next pxstor and Lis wife will be g’ad to wel­ Knappen, and Mrs. W. J. Stuart, of come all who can come. Grand Rapids. The W. F. M. 8. will be held In Ute Tobacco and sage, toilet scap and tap­ Au English paper, the Daily News, lecture room of the M. E. church Wednes­ ioca. cigars and potash, German balm and made a blunder characteristic of most Eng­ day afieinoun July Sth at half past two hair pins, pocket books and mouse traps, lish newspapers when dealing with any? o'clock. Program as follunve: Devotional, Mrs. L. N. Mixer. Address, Zenanas, Mrs. yeast and carpet lacks, fishing tackles and thing bm English news, by saying hi a Clement 8mltl>: Rrcllstloti. Mra. F. S. copperas, sal snda and cheese, and. and. Ol coimudnt on the Republican ticket that Pryor. Talk on India. . Gewhola>iu. we can’t tell you in six for Vice President, Mr. George has been Rev. Arthur Trott, of Nashville, will .orilhsany.blaK.bou: IL^^ ftclectt'l.’’and added **he is a Itobart of preach at the MetluMlat church, next Sun­ New Jt-Hey. day morning a| the usual hour for_®°JHon. Ctentenl Smith. Hon. DanM Ing service. In- the evening w. w. Striker, Hon. P. T. Collrove, Hon. D. R. E- E. Francis who recently purchased .Taylor pf the gpVowtl church will occupy to American Laundry,” by which it will kereaftei be known. Mr. Francis ha* had Some people may think it pretty warm to talk stove nor, but when you have the best stove made and know it is the best, you delight in telling of it. We handle the Best Stoves and Ranges on the market, (THE PENINSULAR,) and we*, know it, so do others. The Peninsular Stoves and, Ranges^ are known lhe world over, and areSuniversally acknowledged V the leaders for cooking purposes, Snd easy handling! We : are in a position to sell you a PeninsiH^r Range whether you < needxprie or not. If you see one and have its workings ex- - Again we call, attention to our teas, that 25c beats them all, and a forty cent one that scoops them all. Cook & Cook. rlbV’iiu’-fci.d Ionia crossed bats al lhe । with Its large cities and rich ‘farming Bassett leave for Ann Arbor next MunI latter -v Friday the score resulting 9 to I daf\ where they will attend teachers’ <■ in rav r <>f luiita. which has one of H e |’ knd&; or when we pay one third as much i as Kent county with its tity of nearly school, and there will be no summer school ! y,ru!ur> < amateur teams in the state. A In Nashville.—Nachvillc Xctm. t return gniue frill be plaied here in lhe I 100,000 people, small towns, and rich v/july 4th will be celebrated at Rutland farming country: when we du tills, we say, something Is wrong somewhere. Either by lajlng tbe corner stone of their new M. our supervlwirs are assessing t<»o high, or E. church at 10:30. Dinner served for 15 """",ae' "«-. thoae In Urn elite* .re nroerolnif far loo cents in Williams’ Grove.) Games etc. in • ».;l i... i during lhearcater । bjjr W(. iiic|jlin| |(> lh(, the p. m. Everybody Come. An Ideal me. , ™ in suits for the A BIG CUT next twenty days. I MtoblPn. Suteeribe fur the Bamsb and Cb. grot chapter of onr Dae new aerial • (Additional local on »lory. --------P*C®-> • If you can’t possibly use a stove, there is something in oar. line of GENERAL HARDWARE you can. We will make it an object for you to trade with us the coming year. Better come in and learn about. Slaughter Sale I Straw Hats Clothing Don't buy a Straw Hat or Suit of Clothes before July 4th unless you have our prices. Chidester & Burton, ■ �■■ IN THt VATICAN. Hastings Banner. Thursday, July a, 1896. more dull of apprehension than they are generally supposed to be. — Leslie’s MAXBHALL L. COOK.Editor. Weekly. \ ONLY HOPE OF THE DEMOCRACY. For most of the crowd in the famous chapel the center of interest was, no doubt, the jjerson of Leo XIII., who made his entry with all the pomp and display of traditional usage, borne sdoft, the great fans on either side. preceded by dignitaries of the pupul ’household, and — *— • by members *attended of the noble and Swiss guards—an im­ । posing spectacle, of which it is hard to believe that the Galilean fisherman had prescience. Although the features of his holiness and those of Mr. Giadstope have little resemblance, the il|ustrious veterans are like each other in.twin respect*. Both are pallid, and in both the eyes ।are especially keen and brilliant. Save for the life that shone in his eyes anil the movement of his hand in blesaiM, Leo XILI.’s bearers might have seemed to carry a dead pope. But there could be no mistaking the vitality of glances THE DEMOCRATS. Thalr National Convention Meets in Chicago July T Majority- Contest Probable Over tko Unit and Two-ThirtU KuleoThe commitment of the democratic party to free silver by so many state EDITORIAL NOTES conventions Is to a large degree, the Chicago, June 29.—The democratic expression of antagonism to Clereiapd. national convention will convene in the The rank and file of the democratic 1 Coliseum, in this city, on Tuesday. July DILEMMA OF THE DEMOCRATS. party are making of Grover the scapeI 7. All of the 906 delegates entitled to guat’ for the party, i’pon nis bead are ' seats have been selected- Of thp 51 laid nil the et IU of the deficit producing Mates and territories, 33 have declared Confltet. ; for the free coinage of silver at the * A irood deal of interest has attache*! Wilson tariff law and the piling.up of to the expressions of the leaders of the tne loaded deb’ for which it was pri­ ratio of sixteen to one without waiting sound money wing of the democratic marily responsible; and he is to be for' concurrence by other nations; 16 1 declared for the gold standard, and two party since the free silver men have ob­ driven forth into tbe desert as a propl(Florida and District of Colutfibis) tained practical control of the party or­ tiatlop for the Kins of his party. Besides this, the democratic leaders ganization. It is apparent .that a good adopted no currency planks. many ot them are troubled and anx­ are ogonij^tliy an viohs to “change the ? May Break the Unit Hole. Five hundred and seventy-eight of the ious, .not only as to tbe party future, issue." They fought and won the bat­ ' delegates are pledged to vote for free but as to their own course of action. tle of 1892 under the banner of low What shall they do in the event of the tariff. and were championed and led by that obviously took in the whole scene, silver and 328 for gold, but it ia probable nomination of a free-silver candidate Cleveland hintself. They humbugged and, it was easy to assume, every per­ the silver total will be increased to a for tbe presidency upon a free-coinage and deceived the people completely. son present. The muss proceeded tn greater figure than 578. Many in the platform? Shall they violate all con­ 'Never in o.ur history has an unsound the usual way, the voice of the aged gold column arc there by the unit rule, sistency, abandon their principles, and' political theory been so quickly exposed pontiff, though feeble, being distinctly ' which vote with tiie v.ulvu prescribes that they -----------------support n candidate and policy which und found worthless. Not one of the heard, und the papal choir, grouped in majority of the delegation. Many sllmain democratic arguments for low they bMieve to be full of danger to the frent of a huge missal, doing their part ver men bound by this rule to vote country?" Some of the leaders, we no­ tariff, presented from every stump iu with the earnestness and feeling I have lor gold have declared they will refuse tice, are already talking of a compro­ 1892, but is Scouted to-day as false and remarked ujhju as conspicuous in the to abide by the rule and will appeal to mise. and suggesting that-, after all, it pernicious to the people. Roman church. [’the silver majority in the convention may b£ possible to support a candidate Face to face with the certainty of de- । WitK regard to the quality of the choir that they be allowed to vote according in favor of free coinage on the basis of served and overwhelming defeat at the it may be Raid that musical ears, ac- to their own convictions. sixteen to one. heee gentlemen have, bunds of a deceived and outraged j»eo- customed to the accurate intonation of ’ The breaking of the unit rule, de­ obviously, ne real regard for principle, ple, the only hope of the democratic English cathedra) singers,|gjukrnotup- cisions h> a number of contests, and leaders is ii> a new issue. They desire and nre prepared to swallow1 the whole prove without reserve. To put the mat- the likelihood of increased representafree-silver abomination rather than co-, to make the people forget all about the ter plainly, the choir was sometimes tion from free-silver territories will operate with republicans to secure ite tariff failure. They w ant to get them distinctly outof tune, and the criticisms materially increase the number of votes overthrow. Others argue that it is the stirred up on another fallacy, in the leveled against their music in past years for free silver, probable to G42. Thus, duty of the sound money men to enter hope that the battered old hulk of are still, to some extent, applicable, I with the silver men in control of theor­ a determined protest at Chicago, and democracy may ride on a tidal wave em told, however, that the papa) singers gnnization, it is probable that a change then, falling to make any impression [ once more into the haven of national appear at their best in the holy week', from the two-thirds rule will not be upon the convention, to let the national control. Hence they have taken up the music of Bai and Allegri, particularly necessary. Throwing the unit rule to election go by default. But tliis, too,,. free silver, fallacy and propose to re­ the “Miserere" of the master last the winds may help a f«w gold delegates They will named, for the social effects of which wifh free “liver Instructions to vote for is really a surrender of principle. peat the tactics of 18921 Postmaster-General Wilson, who ranks again attempt n wholesale misleading they continue- famous. Accepting the the gold standard, but the flop of silver­ among the more conscientious leaders, of the voting masses into the support of . statement, |t is needless to say howj ites in the New York delegation, theexdeclares unqualifiedly that if the de­ a false and pernicious theory. ' much I regret that uctual experience , a<?t number of which is not known, will Can the people be fooled a second of its truth was quite out of the ques- probably balance any accessions to the mocracy shall embark upon a crusade-. . against tbe financial credit, prosperity time? The free silver nt sixteen to one tion. But while the intonation qf tbe gold ranks. and progress of the union they will theory is even worse than the low tariff choir in singing the was0 might have cease to be a great national party, and theory. The very men who would sufFor the presidency. Bland, of Mis­ hren improved, some of the work wan become a small aud powerless section­ ier most, were >t to be put Into op.™- . • The leading soprano souri. leads with 106 delegates In­ - - •- he -of the Giulih chapel—the structed for him. California instructed al party wholly unworthy of tbe pub­ tion. would be the men who were hit • -possibly lic confidence. But wliat will Mr. Wil- hardest, by the tariff failure--the work- J principal tenor and the first buss dis- for Senator S. M. White, of that state; ecm do jiersonally in the event that his ingmen, those who o work tvotK for tor wages. woges. It it ‘ p, , ottheiv«. Iowa low. for tor Boies, Ho.e., Indiana for J| Matthews, party puts a free-s'lver man at the bead would mean a financial panic so severe be traditionol Keutucky. I. far Bl.ckburn^I.-.huI "W’»"1 tbe older t’burcb oom. «■«<• U for Itnuell Set, y ork for V hltof its ticket? He carefully refrains that, the one of 1893 U would be insigniti- rn 1' . 1 po.er» »■’ etricUy otaeLd. tbe per- | ”?• Ohio for John It. Mt-Leott Pennfrom telling us. Ar>d what will Messrs. cant beside it, cent., It it , ,, , , ; ... ! svhnni,i for Pattisor>..and Pattison. nnd South Caro.0 fifteen per cent.. Whitney, Fairchild, Flower, Hill, Vilas, wages from ten to Caro­ । formance generally had tne highest in­ sylvanU Dickinson and all the rest of the repre­ would reduce them one-half at one linn will probably present the name of i tcrest for every musical vfaltor. At the sentative sound inoney men do. actual­ stroke. Aud this reduction would come I close of the mass the ponbfica! proces­ Benjamin II. Tiilmar.. Tbe figures are nsjfollows: ly, if compelled to choose between n to every man who is on salary or hire, sion retraced its steps and the congre­ free-silver man and a sound-money re­ from the president of the United States J gation was free to denarii There was* Bland... Whitney down to ibehumbleet street laborer. Are j publican who is also a protectionist? an unseemly scramble foij overcoats on It is quite clear that democrats w ho the people such fook as to beguiled the । the way out.-^Hoine Cor. London Tele­ KUBSril................................................ have sdme remnants of conscience are second time within the short space of 1 Matthews.* graph. । Holes......................................................... not likely to have a pleasant time of four years?—Toledo Blade. Blackburn.................... ............... it duriog the next few months. Some TADPOLtS ARE TIDY CREATURES White...................................................... N0 FALSE SOUND. Tinman of thoftp.who profess overmasteriug They Eat Much Refu»e and Keep Their ! solicit tide for a sound finuncinl policy Republican Platform Will Be ProWILL THEY BOLT? Iloaaea lu Order. ■will, suspect, compromise away A wonderful spirit of tidiness seems their principles when they come to act. | When Gen. Benjamin Harrison, then ' Gold Democrats. to pervade the tadpole world. They al- i There are others, of course, who will president of the United States, said (hat' ways eat whatever becomes useless— ! New York, June 29.—William C. Whit­ stand by their guns and even brace j protection was not a inattet of sched- 1 their own eggs, their superfluous com­ ney has served notice on the stiver themselves jo tbe j»oint of voting for a i ules but of principles, he compt&sed the 1 panions; even those; who are only weak­ democrats that the sound money men republican. There is one point, how- j whole question. Mr. Thurston enlarged ly hre cleared out of the way, and tiie \?<rtfcd not support a free coinage na­ ever, in connection with this dilemma of a little upon Harrison’s definitipu when victims take it all as a matter of course. tional platform or silver noafinees for tbe democracy which should not be for- | he assured the St. 1.0uis convention and J have disturbed a strong member of president and vice president. He prac­ gotten. The leaders have brought all ( the world that the republican party the community just as he had begun to tically has said farewell to the party the trouble upon themselves by their । will insist upon '‘protection that pro­ din? off the tail of a weaker brother, for the time being. He acknowledges coquetting with tbe populist and free ( tecta, and reciprocity that reciprocates, but the sufferer has not troubled to e«j- that the reins of power in the coming silver delusions in the canvass of 1892. ( thereby securing the best market to cape—-he simply yvaited till the fratri­ convention at Chicago, will be held by It will !be remembered that in that ( American products.and opening Americide returned to complete his deadly the advocates of free coinage, and in so campaign. when the quest inp of alii- can factories to the free coinage of work. For some time there Is no grave doing says their victory will mean the ances with the pophlists in.the western [ American muscle." This eloquently ■ change in the tadpoles. They simply practical disruption of the party. states was presented to the considera- ( expressed sentiment, provoked uproariNo Compronlie Feasible. • grow and become so far transparent tion of tbs party lenders in the east, oils enthusiasm. Schedules nre matters' This declaration, taken in connection ' that their internal mechanism, which practically all of them acquiesced in the ( of detail that can be arranged cosily consists of one eoil of intestihes, -is with Mr. Whitney’s signed statement proposition to fuse with this faction ( when congress is informed by the plainly visible. When, however, they issued Sunday, June 21. makes interest­ iTlnece^knry tu carry certain states. It principles of protection. arc about, three months old, a careful ing reading. In his pronunciamepto. is even said that Mr. Cleveland con- | The platform of Lhe republican party observer can distinguish a tiny foot while practically admitting defeat fbr sen ted to this policy. It was inevitable ( will be protective* to all. The pensioner on either side of th** base of the tail. , sound money at Chicago, he strongly that the discordant forces thus brought- ( will be protected in enjoyment of his These grow slowly, but seem unable urged a compromise on the financial into temporary relations vvbuld event- pension: th«x farmer in the market for to move independently until shortly be­ question. He declares now in so many usually dissolve, and that even for (he , his wool nnd grain. The workman will fore the border land* is passed which words that "compromise is impossible.” -time being genuine coherence would be be protected against unrestricted com- leads to perfect froghood. The hind In making this letter statement he tells improbable. Presuming upon the con- petition with the ill-paid labor of the legs have reached their full size before the silver democrats from the south cessions made to them, the populists old world. And the producer of silver the front ones appear, and. while the anfl_ west that if they would preserve have ever since that canvass demanded will be protected also against undue de­ . feet grow slowly, the bands are ready­ party organization surrender is open to more and more at the hands of the dem- preciation of this metal. made and can be used nt once. For a them, but unless they yield tha time for ocratic leaders, and tbe result is that ; For the cuntocy resolution conf day or two they eftn be seeti under the the parting of the ways has come. to-day. in remote Oregon, as well as in eludes thus: skin before they venture forth, and some more eastern states, the democ- I "All our silver and paper currency must This declaration is viewed by poli­ their powessor is very restless nnd ex­ racy has been practically absorbed by be maintained at a parity with gold, and ticians as tbe undoubted result of the ue favor oil measures designed to main­ cited. He rushes madly about, jostling the populists, who themselves are in tain Invloably-the obligations of the United his comrades, and no doubt being voted- conference held Friday night by Mr. full sympathy with the free silver States, and all our money, whether cola Whitney with Senator Hill and other a bore; then a more vigorous effort heresy. The discord and confusion and or paper, at the present standard, the democratic leaders of the eastern sound breaks the skin, and the tiny hand and standard of the most enlightened nations utter indifference to principle which money faction. The situation, it is of the earth.” • arm appear. There seems some rule now menace the party with overwhelm- । known, was thoroughly reviewed then. Th® personal organ of a gold mqno* about the order of precedence here, as ing overthrow nre largely the result of It was acknowledged by all that silver m*talliat declares that “the last sen­ there, is when tbe whiskers go. for this would rule at Chicago. The possibility these conditions. It is impossible to tence is trurpluMge.” But it knows bet­ year, my tadpoles almost .without ex­ feel any real pity for tbe men who, in ter. The resolution means what it says, ception had their right hands some of the unseating of enough sound their eagerness for success in tbe can­ aud not more nor Jess than it says. The hours before the left, while on previous money delegates to give the requisite two-thirds majority for free coinage -vass of 1892, made these conditions pos­ comnMttce on resolutions was not a occasions I have had an entirely left­ sible. If Mr. Cleveland and the man- body of tricksters, and the convention was considered. The apparentcertainty handed crew.—Chambers’ Journal. I that if this is not done the two-thirds was not a body that could be deceived | ’ Halt la the Air of the Heashora I rule would be revoked and republican nuaded that they were guilty of a fatal by tricksters. I In order to ascertain whether air of mistake, as well as of disregard of prinprocedure on nomination followed wns The platform in the main is <t decla­ rtinJe. when tbsv entered Into their dis- ration for protection, prosperity and the seashore contains salt in any ap­ conceded. The upahot of all thia, it is patriotUnn. It may please the mug­ preciable quantity, a French scientist held, was that Mr. Whitney, who for has made a series of experiments. By months past has been recognized as the wump to argue that the platform is ' something different from what it ap­ means of these he proved that in a dead spokesman for the gold standard ring calm seashore air has no salt. Itisonly of the party, was authorized to Issue pears to be, but the people will believe when there are high winds from the sea words of both warning and defiance. that it ia just what it is.—Chicago Inter that there ia salt in the atmosphere. Ocean. To determine this, salt air was passed cronr of tfie great advantages of the ! kXfbe.republican cand.date'for Vice through a solution of silver nitrate. republican party lies in ths fact that it president is a self-made man. He be­ It caused Dot the leant cloudiness of the can always spare men who become dis­ gan the struggle for life without a dol­ atmosphere, conclusively proving that satisfied with it because it will not act lar. For his capital he had a good edu­ there waa do salt in the air. In high dishonestly. — 8L Louis Globe-Democation. a splendid physique. and a de­ winds see spray is carried into the at­ ■ should be honestly cons id termination to succeed without out­ mosphere, where It ia diffused into fine I ered by every housewife. It, ^Plenty of work and good wages, and bolds the salt for a time has great advantages, as /S raging his own conKience.—N.Y. Trib­ particles paid in honest dollars; no need to issue in the dampair; but as soon as the wind une. one trial of bonds. There is a pintform good subsides, the salt, being heavier than enough for any man's vote.—Chicago the atmosphere, settles. Therefore, to It is a literal fact, says a London pa­ receive the most benefit from salt air. 1 Times-Herald. per, that the conductor of an omnibus it is necessary to go where winds are I had to press down a girl’s hat at each continually blowing, it has been demon­ side the other day before she could get strated that windy localities by the sea in at the door. Tbe wearer of the cart­ are very much more invigorating than wheel coak! not make out what waa those where there are continuous calms, hindering her from getting in, when the but heretofore the reason of this has conductor, with a polite ? Allow me," aot been jnade dear.—N. Y. Ledger. gently depressed tbe brim on either । A Case of Real IMstreae. 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Spasm* - Chen Fits - Physical Yale Kradualea 157 atudenta thia year Ot thia uutulter 77 Introd (o aludy law‘ and 80 expect to Ko into bualnes,. ’ , while employed as at Repub- After July t, the state ot Ohio will eiectroeul. their condemned criminals In­ stead ot hauglng them as formerly. ,‘,ricke:i with nervous spasms, developed into fits and continued c years. During that time he with several doctors, who were to cure him, but advised that he Ann Arbor for treatment. He did t ki::j; ’heir treatment for four - without any apparent effect. in that condition, he tried Dr. Nerve Vitalizer by the adof h< friends. It proved tolie the proper renie<h and a change was soon 'wrireut ■uprovementcontinued with *'• c . .1 .r seemed to streniftbrowduuie thorough!, riuggiri> nerve!:.- system until a cure ini ef-_ (otted- j/. The Jefferson aU-slar omnblnatlon which made a tour ot the leafliii* cities ot Hut u S. In lhe spring with -The rival.,’ made warm weather, use a little camphor lu tbe water when bathing the face. ton W’orkhouse. London England. Mr& Barnes Is desirous to learn the where­ W. W. POTTEIL abouts of her son. Geo. Barnes. 36 years POTTER. old, who was last beard of iu Michigan at Law. ityHank. Collections six years ago. ni general law business The condemned man was standing on I AMPMAN, M. U W A Liniiptnan. calls promptly • i.i. Rtlejitlen given to tilUnf: : tit-, (ferula or Rupture tor rhi- :i.;C •rlty of cases can be .-.itbuui a surgical opera- lhe scaffold and-the sheriff was adjusting the black cap when a loud cry was heard without and a swift scorcher on a blue­ green bicycle came rolling up, waving in the air a reprieve. The sheriff removed the rope, and lhe relieved \risouer. glauciug critically at lhe scorcher , who had saved him. asked: “What make is that wheel?”—Mluneapollt Journal. Boys who feel that they should attempt iI.'.KCTloX OFFICE OF > M. SMITH. uadti in all parts of the state a ■ ia!ity. Special pains . ■ .ittracts, chattel mort­ Woodland. Mich. d-.varj , E ■ 1 Loyal E. Kaappeu. .ar: Arthur V. Denison. 7.V -AKI hNAiTFX A DKN’WON, LAWYERS. , -i: -it Michigan Trust Co. Bldx., Crand Rnpldi. Michigan. A5-E.1 A.MVEEZHY. ‘ Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. I’ractlCHs iii all courts of the state. Col■’ as promptly attended to. A. SCRIBNER. M. D., . Physician and Surgeon, ’ Delton. • • Mich. iu rred-?t e. one olock east of depot. J A. « U. H. BARBER 1. Physicians and Surgeons. Calls:In city or county responded to with p oxptaesS. day or night to kill every bird they see. may save them­ selves considerable trouble by pinning this item in their hats The legislature has passed an act which reads as follows: Any person who shall at any time, within tills state, kill any robin, night hawk, whip­ poor-will. finch thrush, lark or any other song bird, or rob lhe nests of such birds, shall be deemed guilty of mlsdmeanor and H,,rbor- "*,n“ qWU of 'berries In •n'S’k’’dSS^’n•m"‘loi>. bel Ilk, to PH's«. H. Goodyear. ".luiho/ot'bTG^A111 ft ^'liT '«ld at Burlington, Aug".t £ so.'"'£ ''•“•Goodyear. Rev. C. B. Rogers ot Somerset Mm. Union City Baptists have a 6 o’clock prayer meeting every Sunday morning, and they have issued an announcement in­ viting "all who want tv breakfast with the Lord.” on conviction thereof shall be fined 85 for Young mothers dread the Summer mon­ every bird so killed and for each nest 50 ths on account ol the great mortality a­ robbed, or conflfied in the county jail for mong children caused by bowel troubles. ten days, or both fine and imprisonment iu Perfect safety may be assured those who keep on hand DeWitt's Colic and Cholera the discretion of the court. cure, and administer it promptly. Fur Oue of the most peculiar shooting cases cramps, bilious colic, dysentery and diar­ rhoea, it affords instant relief. ou record occurred in New York the other W. H. Goodyear day in front of police beadquarters, big The summer meeting of the Coldwater bay horse that works for a brewing com­ Trottibg Park association occurs July 28 pany shot himself by chewing a loaded, to 31. Race purses of $3,060 have been cartridge. The animal not only shot him­ hung up. and there will be a fox chase self. but name near shooting a shop girl each day. who was passing ou her way to work. It Dowagiac wheelmen have formed an or­ Is supposed that the animal, while nosing ganization to protect themselves from Wheel thieves. They offer a reward Of in an ash barrel, got a -cartridge in his mouth and began to chew It. The car­ 325 for tiie arrest and convection of a bi­ cycle thief. tridge exploded In his mouth. The bullet Buck ten * A ratal .Salve that, was discharged flew across lhe street pThe best salve in the world for cuts, from the animals' mouth, whizzed past a brubte^ sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever man's head aud went through tbe balloon sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, JH1L1PT. COLGROVE. sleeve uf a badly frightened girl. corns, and all skin irruptions, and posi­ ■ Attorney at Law tively cure piles or no pay required. It (S : —-f-.r t<> Smith & Colgrove.) WouiKnboud (Qitlc»- Hi i'niou blockoflastfSgs.) is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction er., ta all the courts of the state. has Its own special mwilcine in Dr. Pierce's or money refunded. Price 25’cents per Favorhe Prescription. And every woman box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the who is •‘rim-down’’- or over-worked, every druggist. • Attnnwy at Law, . woman wlin suffers from any ••female com­ ov-r.1.8. GmHivearA Co/aMore.) ^Icrsir. i.i courttbe State. Collections plaint” or. weakness needs just that rem­ Peter Mann, of Girard, boasts of having ■rumptly ittendrd to. edy. With it. every disturbance. Irrreu- the largest apple tree in Branch county, it larlty. and derangement cau be permanent­ being eight leet in diamatet ope foot from I. TIMM EKM a.N, Himnepathlc Phy the ground. Mr. Mann planted the seed ly cured. iirian and Surgeon. It’s an invigorating, restorative tonic, a from which the tree grew in 1836, if'>ger's grocery store.) soothing and slrengtheuiug nervine, nnd If the Baby in Cutting Teeth. the only medicine for women which—once Be sure and use that old andjwell tried ity ank used. Is alwaj s in favor. In periodical remedy. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup pains, displacements, weak back, bearing­ Hastings, Mich. down sensations, and every kindred ali­ for children teething. It sooths the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures ment, it is a specific. wind colic and is the beat remedy for SURPLUS, 817,000.00 Dr. Pierce’s Pellets cure constipation. diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. tecr. uuch- the laws of the State of IIyer-tlls. Indigestion, dyspepsia, plies and Michigan. Several hundred members of the Ep­ >pen for business, Dec. 15, 1886. headaches. worth League iu Berrien county are plan­ ning to'charter a steamer to furnish Catarrh Cannot L« Cured transportation to Hie Epworth state OFFICERS. With local applications as tney the seat of the dlwaoe. catarrh h i blwl or convention at Ludington aud to serve as a President Chester Messer. Vice Pres. constitutional disease, aud in order to core « board lug place while there. DairW. Reynolds, Cashier you must lake fnlernkl remedies. Hall s t alarrh C ire Is taken Internally, and acts directly DIRECTORS: English Spavin Liniment removes all on the blood and mucra« surfaces. Hall s ca­ W. H Powers, tarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine, it was Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps aud Blem­ R. B, Bfeswr. prescribed by one ot the best physicians In this ishes from horses. Blood Spavins. Curbs. Chester Messer. country for years, and Is a r^'llnrJ^2Sr Ring-Bone. Stifles. It is composed of tbe best tonics known, com- Splints. Sweeney, htned wlthtbe best purifiers,actinr <J‘rect’{0“ Sprains, all Swollen Throats. Coughs, etc. the mucous surfaces The in Barry oftbMtwo Save S5U by use of one bottle. W arrauted ingredients >• w, ' B M ’ f ^ ces all time wonderful results In curing (Mtorrh. sena the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever for testimonials, free. n known. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Drug­ F. J. Chenev & Co.. Props.. Toledo, u. gist. Hastings, Mich. Sold by druggists, price. Tic. B , your Daily Bread A Kalkaska County farmer is shearing Premature baldness may be pre ven tod and the hair tirade to grow on heads al­ bis sheep with a pair of shears that have been in his family for 125 years, having ready bald, by the use of Halls Vegetable been handed down from one generation to Sicilian Hair Renewer. ■outlier. They work as well aud cut as Whatever may be the cause of blanch* neatly as those of to-day. Is no doubt a matter of sonm concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when iu the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of . Confectionery in the city. £EjteNKES. FROr’X Mro Flny bn»:i',ons<of ?, ’j?™ k*’ b**11 'WMS,Wrttelr dnirtn-n <rtil e ’“re- >’ rooihe. U,e ramedr <or Harrow. Inx.lthe hair may be restored tp Ils original color bv the use of that potent remedy Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. When R*i>y was ®ck, wa gsvo her CastorU. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When ahe became Mta, dbe dun< to Cartorta When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. Tn. zit .------------- — wuv. rincn. FeThh n U,°' “■*Alpbet.. belch ho. been admitted to probate at Ann Arbor, ft waa written aud ex­ ecuted by the gorernor hinuelf Mav ». jtwt aix weeks before his death, -if gives the value of the estate at $60,000, with onlw $15,000 in reilty. He beJ’H’ntbs his library to the University of Michigan, $500 to each of eight grand­ children, two sons-in-Iuw and one daughter-in-law. The use of the home­ stead for life goes to hia daughter, Mrs. E. H. Cole, und residue to five surviv­ ing children. Robert Bell, a juror in a civil suit, thire a!11!1’ “'‘bod'sls. tired ot helping was sentenced in Detroit to pay a fine of $250 and be imprisoned aix months tholr pastor mote Ids household good' in jail, or one year in case the fine is pxrloi are h,v' a"ldrd to build a not paid. Bell, it was proved, visited the plaintiff and said that he could ...“j!1, FOP'™ think bow readily jhe fix the jury to decide in her favor for , *• Poisoned by constipation? Bad a sum of money. The woman called a blood toeans bad health and nreraature policeman aud Bell was promptly locked?'*•!« „ I"-* Uttle Early Risers, the up. Before criminal proceedings could ' famous little pills, overcome obsllnr.te con­ be brought Judge Aldrich brought him stipation. W. H. Goodyear to the bar for contempt and sentenced The Cass. Van Buren and Berrien him. County Fair Association will nuke a spec­ ial feature of exhibition of school work ut Would Not Let Them Merry. Its annual fair this season. Michael K. ^iills. known by a re­ ligious sect at Detroit as “prince of the Mra. R. DeYoung. Middleburg. Ia., writes. 1 have used One Minute Cough house of Israel” and lender of the cele­ . Cure for six years, both for myself and brated “flying roll” colony, was released children, and 1 consider It the quickest from prison at Jackson after, serving acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure 1 a five-year sentence, Eliza Courts,; who ever used. W. H. Goodyear' in designated as "Princess Eliza,” was Garbage barrels are placed at convenient there do marry him at the prison, but pointy In the alleys ut Greenville ana the Warden Chamberlain forbade itaud tha board of health employs a scavenger to two left for Detroit to have tbe knot tied. . empty them on Tuesdays and Fridays. A. L. Wooster, a prominent citizen of Osseo. Mich,, after suffering excruciatingly from piles for twenty years, was cured in a short time by uselug DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, an absolute cure tor all skill diseases. More of this preparation is used t an all others combined. W. H. Goodyear What We OffewYow bi Ibta; If you are troubled ’'‘"■ Catarrh, Cold In Head. Hay Fever. <» to ‘he drue Hint named below and get a bottle ot CentunCatarrh Cure. .No danger ot being nmibuweu. Bulletin flve minutesand a positive cure. Sold by Fred L. Heath. ADMINISTRATOR’S sale. to tbe matter ot the Eitan, ot Asher t »tan- the um' in the Sate or Mlehlean pur County J J’d autborlty granted to n* ■uantto Ltonseann • n iwtbytbe l'i>ou the fifth *’R'°f_'. /•’Jjun'ry Michigan, all of the t*1® <*«&? Snr aidKr^t nfuie Mid de““S'rtiSteSerteJ t»u»e situate and ceased of.m «>'“ to Barry, in tbe State of being in the tsxiutyw described as foltowa: M15r*T».•North E«‘tfractional quarter ot to-wif : Th r North North ranee ten Children Cry for Pitcher’* Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. ^JK’SSu.'SX « haadred «It>...ne otlandmeje "’'j; Children Cry for lores 1)rtodJune«bA.PJ~i.J11. Administrator. Pitcher’* Castoria. Colliery at Pittatoa, Pa. faculty. w«» married to Daniel B. NM^ Entombed in the Fatal Ht-AM Have Wayne, Ind. Mra. Niade didn’t wait to Receive her diploma. The couple have gone oa an eastern trip. U,rr 0,1 hiB " bcel «>« Wilkesbarre. Pa., J tun 20.—■One hun­ J“’en-. W?eu ht "Trot to take the boat dred miners were caught Bunday morn­ home in the afternoon he found that ing under a fall of rock in the Twin his j>ocketbook, containing $j>5 in cash Shaft mine at Pittston, nine miles north ■u.d HOOO ,n ^euritie., Ld b^ of here. It is believed that aU permoved by a pickpocket. ishetf instantly, but there is a possibil­ nreparatlon for every cough or cold It Ule.on,F harmless remedy that produces immediate resmu. > A» SHELDON. . « Abstract and Real Estate Office. AMtract Block.Hastings. M >i-y to loan on Real Estate Beal Estate . eu comliitsslon. General conveyancing. t «t.:<ar<>tii:i|fte set of Abstract Rooks, com­ ; HJ troir. the Records.• cau furnish complete 4,astjngs C FATE OF KINERS. Trtmbta hi??. breaking s neck. Then be started up the heavh In Sweden, accordion to travelers who where children may go to cry and scream and make all lhe noise they need to. In all other parts ot the bouse they ate ex­ v C------- 000'*> Cure boonreAii. w "■ have resided In that country, It Is a house­ hold custom to have a room In the house States of America.” It was written by Mary Ann Barnes, an Inmate of Newing­ dune carefully and gas or chloroform :;tb's Raeitet Store. >o twelve hour™ r ““ “hy Sprluc b“‘ To prevent that ablue to the skin with which so many are annoyed, especially in Gov, Rich received a letter addressed -Head Constable of Michigan. United MAX. brings relief. W „ Chte^o, ana wa* th, rfetim ■Kgravnting cireninatancea He l^ran bI f,lllns down the long flight ot atap. u,,, iIoU78t^ St 00.000, It la said. pected to be quiet and mindful ot the pres­ ence of tbelr elders. i/i- ll’.'Il. Goodyear. one^wiT^w^To MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Powder leaven. Pri“ Herrotter. eb*n,M tor aZ* C'Mn,Cj"U'",h*^»on.o.p nual reach thia bm« Tuaadw, .TuS, “J? usure Inaenlon in the laaue o’ U>e ot t ”D“ U-e decree .hen brought. ““ ww* • on Senator J.mre UeMlllan. Agent /’.7 J»«n Soap harts no fabric bucccMfullr LauucheU. The largest boat ever built in Mich­ igan was successfully’ launched from the Wyandotte yards of-the Detroit Dry Dock company and waslchristriied ”The Senator.” She. was bijilt for thV Wol- ity that some are imprisoned tn ths between two cave-ins. In that , case they are confined in a small and , almost air-tight space, so that even the powerful fans cannot supply air enough 1 to sustain life until the searchers can < cut through the walls of debris H it prove that the men are dead 63 women will • be left widow* and 200 children be fatherless. This is the most terrible , mine accident which has occurred in ; the anthracite region since tbe great i disaster at Avondale, this county, iu 1669, in which 120 lives were lost. (drift Immediately after tbe accident oc­ curred there wu a call for volunteers. Two hundred men responded at once, and, despite the great dangers sure to be encountered, entered upon the work of rescue. The men were divided Into relief gangs of 40 each, for the work is very tedious, as the roof has to be propped as fast as the men work their way through tbe debris. , The danger .from fire and choke damp* is incredibly great, as tbe Twin shaft is known to be subject to these gases except under favorable condi­ tions of ventilation. Any minute may thrust tbe rescuers into a pocket of fire-damp and result In a terrible ex­ plosion. • • The greatest excitement prevailed alKMit the mouth of tbe shaft al! day. The relatives of the imprisoned men gathered in large numbers nnd their grief was pitiable. ”Oh, my poor papa,” were the cries of anguish heard. Many of the women Swooned and hud to be carried away. Some knelt on the wet ground and prayed that their loved ones might be brought out alive. TORNADO AT CRESTON. Byron G. Stout, who was a member of. congress in 1868 and in 1890, died at his home in Pontiac, aged 67 years. J. H; Howrey <fc Sons, of Saginaw, who own a large lumber plant at Fenelon Falla, received word that a fire destroyed 15,000.000 fret of lumber cud a quantity of lath and- shingleo. Loss. $200,000. The manager* of the Branch county fair association have decided to,make athletic contests the leading feature of this year’s fair. Anson F. Miller and A netin Miller, old and well-to-do farmers and no rela­ tion to each other, one living tw o mile* north, of Niles aud the other two mile* east, both, dropped dead at tbe same momenL Andrew Neat, ex-ehief of the West Bay City fire department, fell dead from heart disease; Judge Davis at Stanton sentenced Frederick Schinck, of Amble, to five yeans’ hard labor at Jackson far receiv­ ing stolen property. , Mrs. John. Sletku eloped with-one of the servants employed on her husband's fruit farm near St. Joseph. She is a woman about 85 and good looking. The bicycle riders of Niles and Bu­ chanan have raised money for the pur­ pose of building a bicycle track between the towns. ' C. C. Slawscin, accused of having flooded St. Joseph with aluminum 25­ cent piccqp* wan captured with some of the coin on hla person. The Collins Manufacturing company, makers of all sorts of road vehicles at Jackson, failed for $240,000. Tbe special mai| service from IVayna to Swift, Wayne county, will be disconinued on and after July 18. Tbe i’Sth anniversary of J. R. Angell’s presidency of the University of Michi­ gan was celebrated with appropriate ceremonies at Ann Arbor.' The plant of the Grand Rapids Mutrtress company was burned, the loss be­ ing $20,000; insurance, $4,000. The fire started from spontaneous combustion. A special election was held at Benton Harbor to bbnd the city in the sum of $30,000’ for a public park and to aid th# proposed tunnel railway. The propo­ sition carried by 600 majority^ Eugene McIntyre, of Munith. has a smaller flock of sheep than he bad be­ fore a thunder storm. The lightning killed 42 of th/’m. _ Eire in the Michigan Manufacturing & Lam her company’s yard at Holly de^ BaUdinga l.'nroofed and Blown to Piece*— Dawn^o from 810.000 to 818,000. Creston, la., June 2G.—The oppressive heat of Wednesday waa followed at midnight by a toruado which passed 'erine Steamship company of Detroit diagonally across the city from northand cost $260,000. She is 420 feet over । west to ' southeast. A conservn-, rll, 400 feet keel. 45 feet 6 inches Im-uiu ।j tivc estimate places the property and 28‘feet deep and isoxpected to carry damage at $10,006 or $15,000. The path 4,o00 gross tons on about 15 feet draft. of tbe storm was a (juarter of a mile wide and it was of short duration, but ' Health in MiehiKan. the wind attained a velocity of nearly ; During the week ended on June 2n 80 miles an hour. Fences, chimneys, I reports sent in by 61 observers in| vari­ dead walls and outbuildings all over the-1 ous jmrtions of the state indicate that city were leveled to the ground. Some . stroyed nboui 200,000 feet ofhlir.ber. cholera morbus, measles and whoop­ streets nre almost impassable on aa-.............. —.----------------- -, ing cough increased und consumption count of broken trees. .. _ . . decreased in area of prevalence. Con­ sumption was reported at 207 places, Milwaukee, June 27. — President Ros ­ typhoid fever at 22, diptheria nt- 13. seal let fever at 27, measles at 47 and. well Miller and General Manager Earl­ ing, of the Chicago. Milwaukee & St. v hooping cough at 22 places. Paul railroad, who have just returned * Da who n Geta Ten Years. f' from a general tour over tbe western I Des Moines, la., June 27.—Murderer nnd northwestern of the iriawtsierii portions liuus vi un: sys- j _ S. R. Dawson, who killed Walter Scott, tern, say that the general crop outlook f *“ cm^ent English doctor, ‘‘will his son-in-law, the day before Christ­ throughout the west and northwest ■ carry enough poison to infect a housemas, was Friday given a ten years’ sen­ was never better or more premising hold.” In summer-time, more espectence in the penitentiary. It is not be­ thau at the present time. j i*])y disease germs fill the air, multilieved he can live ft-uul. Tho Mau ci»rKB.~ j rad* are infected, fall ill, die ; multiToledo, O.,.Juue 20.—The national j rudd escape. These messengers of Cincinnati, June 29.—Patrick Mc­ convention of railway mail elCrks was miscjief do not exist for millions. Why Keown, who was nominated at the Ohio brought to an end here Thursday. Pres­ not ? because they arc heaJthy and strong . democi atlc state convention last ident W. W. Black mer, of Detroit^yras —proccted as a crocodile is against gun­ Wednesday for state food and dairy unanimously reelected president and O. comini«aloner. died nt his home here ot shot. It is the weak, the wasted, the S. Bond secretary and treasurer. Phil­ cholera morbus. thin-blotded who fill; those who adelphia was chosen as the place for the next meeting, to be held in June. • have no r-'sistivc power so that a sudden cough rr '-'old develops into graver 1897. Try Electric Bitters ns n remedy for jour disease. We hear of catching disease! trouble*? If not get n bottle now and get Danville. Ill-, June 27.—William Cava- ' Why not catch health ? We can do it relief. This medicine Is found to lie pe­ — always — mai»taining •— our vhealthy ... culiarly adapted tn the relief and cure of naugh, his wife, Mattie Cavanougli.and *by nil female complaints, exerting a wonder­ his stepdaughter, Jennie Dunlap, aged weight. ful direct Influence in giving strength and 15, were od Friday, fouud guilty of mur­ tone to the organs. If you have loss of der by a jury and sentenced to four­ appetite, constipation, headache, fainting teen years each in the penitentiary. spells, or are nervous, sleepless., excitable, They were convicted of the murder of melaucholy or troubled with dizzy spells. of Cod-liver Oil, is condensed nourish­ August Klagc last winter. Electric Bitters Is tiie medicine j«m need. ment; food for the building up of the They Will Hehl. Health amt strength are guaranteed by Its system to resist the attacks of disease. use. Large bottles only fifty cents at W. San Francisco, June 27. — James J. H. Goodyears’ drug store. Corbett and Thomas Sharkey signed It should be taken in reasonable doses articles for a finish fight, Marquis of all summer long by all those whose ___ Conden*e<l Tctatlmony. Cha*. B. Hood. Broker and Manbfactu- Queensberry rules, for the world’s weight is below the standard of health. rrr’s.A«t*nt, Colunibm', Ohio, cvrllfles Hist championship and a side bet of $1,000 If you are losing ground, try, a. bottle Dr. Kina’s New Discovery has no wjual ns a side, the contest to take place within now. n eouxh remedy. J. D. Brown. Prop.. St. six months before the' club offering James Hotel, Fort Wayne. Ind., testifies the largest purse. that he was cured of a eouxh of two years Lumber Milla Burned. standing, capsed by La Grippe by Dr. Portland, Ore„ June 27.—Fire Friday King’s New Discovery. B. F. Merrill. afternoon destroyed the two lumber Baldwinsville, Mass., says that ho has Now ia the tims used and recommended It aud uever knew mills of Carson & Weidler in North ro a grod It to fall, nnd would rather have It Ilian Portland. The blaze originated in one any doctor, because It always cures. Mrs. of the lioiler-rooms und fhc entire plant Hemming. 223 E 95th St. Chicago, always was soon a mass of flames. The loss is keeps It at liand and has no fear of Croup, estimated at $300,000. with a moderate because It Inslaully relieves. Free trlsl insurance. ' iMttlea at W. H. Goodyear’s Modern Drug Store.__________________ Minneapolis, Minn., June 26.—Miss “The Foot ^of a Fly^ Absolutely Free! WATCH Dig down to the cause of your sickness. Anna Tutnam.'Misa Bessie Newhall and If you want to Ret well aud stay well John U. Putnam, all of this city, aud u Most likely R’-s ludlgwrtlnn. The Irritat­ voung man named Sherman, of St. ing poisons of fermenting, putrid food, Paul, were drowned near Annandale by left In the stomach by Indigestion, can*- the upsetting of a sailboat. headache, neuralgia, nervousness, diz­ A Doable Elop»n»enU ziness. Motuach-abiie. aausea. Irritability, Rocheport, Mo., June 25.—W. B. Hul­ and all the other well known symptoms of ett and Paul Hulett (brothers) eloped Indigestion. They also cause many pains nnd dis­ from this place, tbe former with Miss orders which are often Inld to other cau*e> Georgie Drake gnd the latter with Miss and hence are not rarily cured. But as Irene McKinney. Both women were soon as the poisons nre removed, all ’.bear engaged to other men. • disappear, because there Is n<»thli»g left u» ’ Gate a Thirty Year#’ Term. cause them. Nothing succeeds In this like Wichita, Kan., June 27. — Mra. Irene ahaker Digestive Cordial. Ixrause It pre rente the undlgerted food from fermenting Leonard, the convicted murdercsa of in the stomach nnd helps the stomach to her husband, H. H. Leonard, was sen­ tenced in the district court Friday after­ digest Its food. Sold by dtuggbta, price 10 cents to $1 noon to 30 years in the penitentiary. per bottle. • ■ Cpnn purr, rleb bloofl Mb >»“ ’«‘£' ■ra.rvmi4 nrostration. Nerve* srv weak wijeu Ihil »rr(nmroprrlx «°il !n«ufflel.nrlr hourl.uw Pure blood i* their prop* r food. w<l pure Hoist Ltotskin* Hoto’ritaWBrtJl*. whlen lihu* the gre*ie*t and best nerve touic. tl builds up tbe whole system. Hoort-, nil. ora IM Uwiro t.mllr eriburir. Insist <*n bavins Just arhat joarall tor wh*> you go to buy Hood** S«r<xp»riih». the Ou tme’fel .’oO Furifiar and nerve toalc. Metropolis, 111, Juue 25- “* jRmcB Manley died at his home in this county, aged 103 years 2 months and 17 days. He served in the war of 1812, the Mex­ ican war and the war of tbe rebellion. Macon, Ga^ June 26.—The democrats met here yesterday and renominated W. Y. Atkinson for governor and elect­ ed fred-i-ilver delegates to Chicago. FREE! FREE! nh Sflemlld lift YANKEEWATCH Afade ob honor 'innnaterd a good timekeepers Mt nt ion this paper and we will »end yon 5 sample coptea of the . DETROIT JDURRAL, 8'MI-WEEKLY, containing full instructions bow to get tbit watch. Act quick. AAirm, DKTKOn JOVKIAL CO., totrclLUlto. �Mra Jolla Hadtay. Mra. W. J. Sttoort, Mrs. T K. Knappeo and Mra. Will Wil­ ■O/^AT' A l Baking Powder iixVT I /AL* is reported by the United States Govern ment, after official tei highest of all in leav ening power It is the best and most economical pure cream tartar Bak ing Pow der ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. liams, ot Grand Rsplds. ■» l» the «*ty. wonomrful and ' ' “«• City iltteijaw Mu Inal Taruado, Cy51 Miss Orphs Martin has rone to her borne al Waldron. In the southern part ot ..From a-growth of 159 member* and where she will apend tbe sumSIM.7J0 aMewabte capital to 1885 to over 12,000 member* and over 811.000.000 a*Gertrude Pendergast, formerly of sesxable capital to 18961* arrow th. scarce­ thtf city, will be married to Mr. Beswiek. ly. if ever, excelled to tbe htotory of moof tbe U. 8- navy, at her home to Niles ou tual Insurance. And the »tra»ire tlilnr iu July 16Ul) tbe life of thia company *» lbal »•»«*Mrs. Jane Gunn, of Grand Rapids. Is ment ha* ever been levied, and j el every expetted in tbe city next week, and will loo* ba* been fully and promptly paid to spend tbe summer with iter daughter kr»tbe entire wuhlactlon uf tbe iusured. John Kurtz. ! This has been urouxh’ about to thia way. Prof. W. D. Sterling and family, vlslte<l When a member Join* be p*)B Dot only friends to tbe city last week. They leave lhe usual fee*, but alro pays one asae**to Angnsf for their new home in Hunting­ ment uf 20 cents on each 8100 Insured, to ton. W. Yaadvance. So rapidly has lhe company Mrs. Will Kronewltter. and Mbs Kittle grown that this advance assesswent has Beadle leave for Chicago tomorrow where they will spend a week with tneir sister. Mrs. Arthur Brown. f Chas Welssert. Jr., left last night for the east where he will spend the summer, vis­ iting relatives at Philadelphia, Jer*ev City, aud New York. Amelia and William Goodyear, and Mi»s Eva Ryan left for Coldwater yesterday to spend their vacation with the formers grandfather, Gen. Parkhurst. Mrs. Frank Hams Is spending the latter part of the week with friends at Kalama­ zoo. She will sing, to the Cong’l church there Sunday by special request. Miss Florence Clark entertained four­ teen little girls Saturday afternoon In. honor of her birthday. A fine time wa* paid all running expenses, all knots, and left a surplus of icood proportions as a nest-egg for future lues. Since tbe recent big cyclone Iu thia state people are beginning to pay attention to ibis kind of Insurance, and the following Is but a Mtnoplc of the many letters re eelved by Secretary D. W. Rogers. . Climax. Mich. Juue94tb. 1PM. Mielilexa Ctekoe Jm G*~ Hasting*. MichGentlemen: I am lu receipt of hv.rxl eoaunualcataoas from prominent farmeni In MicbUan. who arc, read* n» nf our pawr. and wish to kno ■> some­ thing about. >ourln*. Co . metboda etc. Since thi recent cyclones these luqulrlw have tuereased In number and interest. w» nf course you now appreciate trom rhe practical benefit* which accrue to you in the foroi nf a multitude of application* tur InMtrauce against octonee, etc, ' Please send run fill! information Co icerninx your Company. I may take our imrae iu»urance tnjself. Aside trom editing ih- Funner, I am owiit-rai ilper o ixl ioaQag»r uf llieexneriuirntal farm connected therewith Write me either here at my farm addreas, or at our Detroit office, . Your* truly. J. H.BAUWtc. Editor Michigan Fanner. A s tat emeu I of the growth u( tbe com­ MreM J. Aeker. Cloverdale 5’ Jobn-tox n lAriile5wbm. Johnstown IT Emc-r-un J. M^Lsusbli:i, cit, M.iul.- st. AtMlcrnu.i. Ctly . Fourth or Jul, fioliti,,, T Fur tit. atari, tatami watai IK. r * S. rtllruad will >rt| uck,.,„ lJJ®- 4 ■nd <u>. limUr.1 lu Min, n„, u 3H July tltli, at on, tan- t„r tte „JUG, !?“ ChUdrnn uudrr tw,!,, "J S" U*,"i !ra‘n‘^ ■________ . Ur * ’- Hi rrmy A;rat Butler, s to t) Corn per bu. si Lard per lb.. 4ft Potatoes per ou Rye per bn., co. Tallow per lb.. 34. Oats per ou.. it. - Wheat, red p er bu.. K Wheat, white ner bu. 5: Hay pt r ton. 6 to :u Pork dressed, 4.00 Beans, is to 65' Chicken dressed." Beef dressed. 400 (0 5 Reef Ure. in. Mutton, aresaatl. 5. CJoverseed. 4G5 to s xo Wool, unwasbed. T to 1; Wool, washed. 10 to 15. words were thoughtful ones and contained passed with games atrtl other amusement. wise council for all. Dr. Barber filled the post of toast? mas­ Mrs Nettie Hughes, and daughter Mrs. ter In a most satisfactory manner, his In­ Will Ashton, of Omaha, Neb., are expect­ ”<COOK BROS., Proprietors troduction being short, witty, and to the Fourteenth Annual Aluiuiil Kcuniun. point. Altogether it was a most happy ed in’the city next week, to spend tbe Once a year the opportunity Is given the occasion, and will be remembered pleas­ summer with Mr. aud Mrs. W. D. Hayes. aliimni of tbe Hastings High school to nteet, antly by alii who were fortunate enough to Mr. and Mrs. Will Hitchcock leave for pany within th? past tow weeks seem* a!ami renew old associations'^ and ties. Fri­ have been there. day evening was tbe fourteenth annual re­ Colorado Springs. July Utb. where they most incredible. Due of lhe mauy agents :UNDER THIS MOTTO THE CLASS union of tbe association, nnd It was will stay until lhe first of September with who have boomed lhe company- along. Is PERSONAL MENTION. OF-‘96 EMBARK ON LIFES’ another one of the excoediogly pleasant their daughter. Mrs. John Russ, and Ifam- W. W. Cooke. Cashier of the Exchange SCHOOL and successful affairs which it has been Bauk at Clayton, who bas sent'to $888,­ Luke Waters went to Nashville. yester­ “y. the good fortune of the societj* to enjoy so It’s so Handsome and convenient, i 550 Insurance up to last week. Secretary many tunes. day. A house isn’t half furnikhed isajessl Mrs. David Smith, of Woodbury, tor­ After the close of the graduating exer ­ D. W. Bugera uf tbh city, who really Friday was a perfect day, and as fair Miss Bulk Handy is home from Lan­ merly Miss Ida Myers, provided with every toilet accfe-f attended tile • oraalher is all that is necessary to make.a cises the members began to assemble on sing. founded the Company, naturally takes alumni reunion last Friday, and was tbe sory. The handsomest man;onl tMoeefis of Commencement Day in our city. the lawn of John Hessmer's house un great pride to the wonderful growth of tiie earth never gained more feminine’ Miss Maggie ironsides Is clerking at L. guest of Mrs. .St^nehcomb while iu tiie 4ke class of *96 nave reason to be thankful Broadway, and when u sufficient number had gathered, Rev. Ralph Wooton* the Wludstonn Company, which Is recognized -that the 27th of June fell on Just such a E. Stauffer's. city. admiration than our furhittire as far In the lead uf any similar organiza­ Jay. It is estimated that something like president, called the meeting to order. A There’s just what yop want for Mrs. E. C.;Farr, of Brnuard, Is visiting Prof. Holden and Louis Michael left for £SM people were in attendance at the ex- report of the committee on revising and tion in tbe stale, and one of the very best even* room in die hdSuse in pur making a new constitution and by laws at J. C. Wardell’s. Benzonia. Friday, where the latter ex­ «*cj|«aM. 'Che platform erected In the west and safest in the United States. stock. Style, beauty, elegance/ side of the city park, had been simply but was read by W. IL Cook, and adopted. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers will spend pects to teach lhe coming year to the col­ After discussing other matters pertaining • effectively decorated with the class colors. and durability are only a. part of lege there. Prof. Holden will return this The first lecture ot the bummer School ' ftlue and . white, aud the school colors to the welfare of the amoelatlou, the fol­ the fourth at Detroit. the attractions .presented. What lecture course will lie next Wednesday yrLow and white, by the ever zealous lowing officers were elected for the ensu­ Miss Rebekah Striker returned from it is and} what k lopks likt are .-juniors. The class motto in the Latin and ing year. Mrs. Marimrtl B.llry entertained a few night by Prof. W. N. Ferris, of Big BapAlbion college last week. President. Jason McElwain: Vice Pres)two points to be considered in a • German texL “Plus Ultra” ••Mehr Welter.” ladle, al tea at tbe Uastlne? House Mon­ ids. Subject, “Sutee»a,” Miss Bertha Bentley is home from •which being interpreted means “More dent. Miss Mary Woodard: Secretary. Mrs. piece of furniture and evert arti­ day e.enltnr, coinolliuemary to Hrs. Craw­ 'Beyond,” was .placed across the back of John M. McElwain; Treasurer. Sterling Ypsilanti for the summer. cle in our assortment be found »tbe platform. Palms and flowers were Uogle; Executive Committee, Mrs. R. M. ford, uf Battle Creek, and Mrs. Holloway, MICHIGAN CENTRAL EXCURSIONS _________ ______ _ _____ Mrs. L. E._Pollock, of Charlotte, la vistop value! in* both respects. • scattered abetut, and the finishing touch to Bates. Flora J. Beadle. Mrs. W. R. Cook. of Kalamazoo. Sationul Criticaliuual AMOclallnn Buffalo As it was nearing six o'clock an adjourn, | Un< yf r . aud xirs. Burman, vifae hcene was given when the fair girl ’ Mrs. Florence Bowne, of Chicago, has <redu*tes In their pretty gowns, marched ment was made to (be Episcopal parish George Hooper, of Dallas. Texas, visited For the above the Michigan Centra) will osito the platform with their teachers and house, where long rows of tables, beautibeen visiting lu the elty. She left for AL sell tickets Hastings to Buffalo and return ’ the young gentlemen of the class, and fullj decorated, were In readiness foj, the friends in lhe city last week. Icon to-dsy. accompanied by her daugh­ banquet, it took all of an hour to do Jus­ at rate of une first class limited fare for Funeral Director.-. gouk tbe places assigned lheu. Furniture tealer*. L. U\Hendee, of Rochester, N. Y.. is ter l.*ah. who will spend the summer with he round trip with two dollars added (or A quartet composed of Misses Rider and tice to tbe dainty aud delicious feast Embalming a specialty. her at Chicago. Membership Fee. Ticket# good to return 'McElwain, Messrs Warner and Lewis spread before them by the ladies of Em­ theguest-of Mrs. Isa Dickinson. up to and including July 12, An exten-opened the program with a tne musical manuel church, and all were In a happy Miss Anna Duucau, of Kalamazuo, Is Miss Gertrude Geiger leaves for Denver, tflon of time can be had at Buffalo by ap­ ^selection, after which was the '^vocation frame of mind for the feast of reason and lhe guest of Mr?. NaHiau Barlow. Col., about the middle of July where she plying to proper parties. Cby Kev. W. W. Taylor. Another musical flow of soul that followed. The music was furnished by Mrs. Fay E. A. Clark returns to Burlington, lows, will spend the summer with her shier. --wk cl ion “Call of the Fairies” was g|reu by Misses McElwain, Rider and 7j|Z. Diamond, Mrs. Frank Hams. Dr. C. H. to day. Mrs. Clark will leave later. Her mother Mrs. John Geiger, of .Wood­ D. C. July 7 to 13, ’00. Nimmons, and then Miss Mary Crook.the Barber and AL 11. Weber, and their settra. Rum Muoge is visiting ner daugh­ land, will accompany her. s*aluiatorian of the class came forward a.m For the above occasion Lhe-Michigan •J<*ilvered an essay on “Civics Th ;he finely rendered. After their fiist number, ter Mrs. B. McKelvey, ot Lake Odessa. Hrs. L. C. Beadle, and Mbs Flora J. Central will on July 4-5-6 and 7th .sell (Public Schools.” She outl.ned a pradcal “Gales are Blowing.” Dr. Clarence H. Mrs. M. W. Hicks leaves for Bay City Beadle leave for Buffalo this week, where tickets Hastings to Washington aud revwjtse of civics beginning with the gam­ Barber, the toast master, announced the LOOK AT THAT Your choke In they will visit friends aud the latter will Ourn at one first class limited fare for the . mar grades, and continuing througt tbe first toast, “Our New Members,” by Mary tlds week, where she will visit relatives. hat- al •*iOc they Bound trip. Tickets will be limited to attend lhe meeting of the National Teach­ high school. She advanced many able R. Powers, ’V5, who cordially welcomed In Dever were ><<ld so cheap pforq ■ Enoch Andrus, and family, of Anu Ar ­ continuous passage in each direction aud ideas, and her address was llsteied to well chosen words the new clasa,- which ers Educational Association. J’lli.x bMiTH. at the Fwtwiff. bor, are visiting In Hastings and vicinity. good to return until July I5lh. An cxwith much Interest Floyd Mernck fol- added twenty nine new members to the Mr. aud Hrs. C. A. Hepburn ot Grand' tK-utlon of time at Washington can be had fawrd with lhe class history. Although ranks of the alumni society. Harry Kirk, M. L. Williams has Just completed a fine by leaving tickets with Joint Ag’t. at affl class histories must of a necessity be a bright member of the class, responded In new barn on^bls premises, on Green street. Rapids, are guests ot tbe latten slater THE FAMOUS PANTS Washington. For particulars Inquire at j<om?what alike. Mr. Merrick gave quite a a very witty and taking manner, and clear­ I so | cheap Mrs. W. B. Sweezey. Mrs. Boyer who ttils office. ly demonstrated that the class of *96 was Mrs. George Reeder, of Gripd Rapids, Ml wf originality to his part, and it caused and never better than now. : " t ire pola cvKu’.h merriment The quartet gave an- tbe most remarkable one e\er graduating H the guest of her sister Mrs. F. H. Bar­ has been visiting here for the past two 1 ■gents and you will liliti a ticki f! i:i : the Democratic N m II hiiu I Convention. Chlcaro from onr schools. oiitu’r selection, and then Mis* Ernestine weeks, will return home wliti them. Ill., July 7th. HMI. pocket that It they rip we mril'rihthcpod. “The X Raya,” was given Prof. J. E. low. Barker gave her essay the class motto. Fur Lhe above occasion the Michigan They are fully uayanmi no] i>. 1 Prof. Chas. 0. Gordon and wife, ot B.J.: contained many excellent suggestions, Mealley. and he showed the poasibllliles of Mrs. John Beeves and ifoler Miss Elvie Central will on July 3-4-5 and Oth sell Puts Smith, at (hr ranioui-Awd the wording *vas admirable. The this remarkable ray, which might bi­ Wheeler, of St. Joseph, are visiting in the lult. WIs , were In lhe clly last week the tickets to Chicago and return at one first oration fdl£ “le Part °f Jay Straus- llrough! to such a stale of perfection that guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Van Arman, ria-8 limited fare for the round trip. elty. who -runted himself with honor. examinations would be done away with and attended tbe alumni banquet. Prof. Good to return until July 12th. YOUTHS AND CHtLDREN'B . <A.* subfect was “The Future of the and all a teacher need to do to find ont Mrs. 0. Waimoth, of Detroit, bas bren f'tibl ic. •Schools.'* Just how much bls pupil knew, would be Gordan was a member of the class of *82. •“T ' *•w Damp MeettMjr Chantauqna A,»- Bulls from Si up to nt>i<lii>ot Miss Ida FitzSImnnns gave a piano to turn the X ray on his brain, and there visiting her brother Chas. Miller this Messrs, and Headlines J. F. Goodyear, M>tnbljr, Hay View. Mich.. Juiy 7 to match them If >oi> bought hi vluilt-sale: ' In her usual finished manner. The would be revealed all. A beautifully ren­ week. Aug. 14 lb. Ira Van Valkenbdrg. W. N. Chidester, F. many suits o( them ate l<;<nk»uptJsU'-.k aBd 'ounsical part of tbe program was In dered solo by Mrs. Fgy Diamond, entitled Misses Cbattie and Lottie jAke go to For the «bove oceufcm the Miehlnn littxbhnb. \jer charge and was excellent in the “Appear at thy window” was then given. L. Heath, W. It. Cook, Miss Franc W.l- Omni will on Jul, oto i«th. laUulve, worth much more. th,. Faiube?“A Business Education” was the toast Petoskey next week where they will visit llams, and H. G. Bentley, representing crtierne.. The class poem by Miss Etta( sell llekete to Bay View and return at rate Trumper entitled “A Tale of a City”> responded to by Richard M. Bates, ’82. relatives. tbe Green street whist club, will celebrate at one Ural claw limited rare tor lhe round a pretty conceit founded on a who gave a brief but excellent talk which The Misses Nora and Cora Fox will trip. Limited to return until Ana. 15th. HUBBY UP Or you w|m l syt a :M Uie fourth al Gnn lake. Cegend concerning the early history of our contained many practical and worthy IBM. give a tea to a few uf tbelr friends tomor­ Hum >. -t toi -L- •“« «<<■ when the red men reigned supreme It thoughts. P-T. Colgrove left for Minneapolis to­ about 20 Irtt. ijii'Sartt. Walter Hayes. ’94. __ _ •was very elearly written, and merited Lhe responded io row p. m. Fourth of July Kxcnrslun. day. accompanlerl by his daughter Mabie nt ll„- BauirtH•uwawe which it received. Louis Michael. “Wheels.” His toast was teeming over Mr. and Mrs. Bert Snugga, of Mus­ j For tbe above occasion the Mich. Cent­ ■ lid Ml»s Carrie Stebbins, who will make •Ike claw prophet evtoaed the fact that be with wit, aud kept his hearers in a roar of ral, will sell round trip tickets, at one and was no, kegon, spent Sunday with Mayor Grant a several weeks visit In the city, the for­ '?*as Pressed of a very large amount of laughter, but showed tbete tme-half cents per mile each way. Child ­ 8LAUGHTER lq price u v itt its • ^ai*ginatlon, and disposed of the future of “wheels” in Walter’s bead. A musical se­ and family. mer with her grandmother, the latter with ren at half fare. **• class-mates ia a most amusing manner. lection “Coming O'er the Sea” by lhe oihr! Mr*. Ciareqi'e Young, of Allegan, haa her sister Mrs. Theodore S. Rogers. UuDates of sale. July 3rd and 4th. Return . a large number of them being sent quartet followed. about tbe price of our work •ililrb. ’ The toast “College Life” was responded been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mn*. rence Colgrove was also one of the party. not later than July 9th. Phis Smith, at.the rar roffi. . ihc matrimonial stream together, . C. E. Fellows, ’ « present appearances be’ was to bv Lx>n Bauer *95. now a *09 Lit. at Geo. Tomlinson. Henry Cummings, ot Muakegon, was In Agent. . Jus.i.ied in doing. His prophecy was the U. of M. Mr. Bauer thought it hard Misses Ermina and Harrlette Goodyear the city Monday. Mr. Cummirgs is a CRUSH TOP H*tf Inn ‘V M witty and well received. A fine clarinet to Jump on a freshman the firat thing In =«lo was rendered-fry W.C. FilzSimmons. this toast responding business: but re­ are visiting their aunt. Mrs. Edward Haff, prominent candidate tor auditor general on Phin Smith, at ihv Fatuous. *SSS SS»S9*SS» Wws Stella Roach, who received the honor covered sufficiently to give some very of Grand Rapids. the Republican ticket Four years ago wl beitg cheeen valedictorian of her cliu, amusing accounts of a “freshy’a*’ first ex­ Mrs. L. L. Holloway, and daughter Mr. Cummings received the second highest WE CAN’T MATCH 15aakrupt stock ci*~d tlih part of the program, and periences, at Michigan’s great center of Maude, have been visitlug friends In Lhe vote tor that office at the state convention, *9 titled herself in a most creditable man­ learning: . pri«\ ner. Rev. Ralph Woolon. *86. then gave city the past week. aud hopes to be rewarded this year. He la what other dealers saj. Well Rrt. SapL B. A. Holden presented the class -Some advantages of Whiskers." about 200 pairs yet and are expresses hlnwlt aa being well satbBed Mrs. E. ValliauL of Philadelphia, la ex ­ •* *« few well chosen words to Pres. Wooton is a vetoran toast responder, and prices lower than ever: they A P* 'Mnyes of the board of education, who eave always pleases, as his efforts are sure to pected in the city tn day to visit Mr. and with the present nutlook tor the party In goods. Puns Smith, at lhe hla canvass through lhe state. a« ecmUept talk to tbe class, and *he be bright and jritty. One of the advan­ Mrs. D. G. Robinson. \6“r. and Mrs. J. s. Goodyear received a • ef the school, before presenting tages of whiskers, according to his mind, Mr. aud Mrs. G. F. Chidester. Mra. W. Cfce JiplomM to the graduates. The class was that since the adoption uf the bloomer BOYS AND YOUTH 6 oablogram from their son U. J„ Sunday U-M4. composed by Miss Grace Barker, was costume by so many ladies, whiskers wm S. Chidester, and Mrs. Fannie Beam spent the only means of distinguishing the two Sunday at Wall lake. announcing hu Mte arrival at Antwerp, from 15c up: they are• some iof tiiqm ue« toe old sexes, as whiskers waa the onlv thing dis­ having bad a One voyage, and escaping and aome ot them a : balance »’l | Misses Maude and Lena Mudge, are tinctively masculine that tbe new woman Awarded phis >l UTIL ■aa aleknosa. He wilt B0,nd a few day, Mudge stock. had not attempted to wear. Mrs. Frank spending a week with their aunt, Mrs. tamou* ; the-1 al Mitbeat Honors—World's Fair, Hams followed this with a charming solo. al Antwerp, and ilwn go to tbe unlveratty Stone, at Grand Rapids. at Jena where he will sieuj u,, ,umBler “The Bird and the Rose” given m excel­ Mrs. J. C. Wardell and Mrs. Chas. lent voice. nd- to In a year or an he expects to return to NX0K WEAK No one • ne'V Tbe toast master introduced Miss Flora Wardell are spending the week with Germany and take a degree ln German In make <jur ut icci s» J. Beadle to speak ou “The Powlbllltles friend* to Grand Rapids. we buy In gross lot- at the factory.] which language he h ,„y pm|) of Our Public Schools.” After a few Pnix Smith, at th* Misses Maud and Mildred Merritt re­ dent, j *■ ———»am words, to which time tbe speaker took oc­ casion to get wven with the Rev. gentle­ turned to Greenville, yesterday after a lhe organUmen who had preceded her. for some per­ •bort visit at Ganl Benoeit’*. UHDERWBAB Fur watra «•«' . i ' “‘■T’’ Co““’1' “cKInley Club In sonal remarks, she asked Prof. Cha*. Il mint Z" 11 Judge and Mks. Smith and Donald leave thlataaue. Further particular. n«t .Xk Gordan. ’M. of BeloiL Wi*.. to take her mix ■'•hi’iiwill make IL for Bay View thia evening. Thereat of place and «ay a few Word* on the subject, „ ,|lf fsuiniBwhich be did in a most enJ lyable and lit­ tlw family will go a week later. Salurda,, Jul, iBU>_ ih, K,pub|tejn, er e*Ung way. Mr. Mrs. a. B.Coultar. with their da ugh- Barry County are tavl'trt to ta«t In Uris Io place of Um*, foxsl “Tbs Press’’ which a nw w»i»m 10 oily Cor th, pupoae ot orffanlxluK a clove outI1»' County MeKiakr Clsh. Envy tm hi the rsmousago. are grests at Judge ScaW*.. Hastings Banner. Thursday, J uiy 2, 1896. sung, the benediction pronounced and the school days ortho class ot '96 as a class, were over. "Tins Ultra” "Mehr Weiter” A Treasure Indeed; RenkesA Walidorff. That Famous X • ray ....Spectacles. Eyes Properly Fitted With Glasses. No Charge For Testing. Miss Alice Eddy left for her borne at Web baa already proulsad to be Wilk BXE MOST Alum or O.ir bwi»la« In odd’ *n^ .hi.P. «■•*« sR’“lfc � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-07-09.pdf 2ac6e6779f90d9c1b04c5ad37d7967b7 PDF Text Text [Takgest CIRCU a . l T L?|=|i 'W' fTASTiNGs VOL- XLI. NO. 10 HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 9. 1896. Some People are Particular Hastings Banner. Published ThursdavB br “ COOK • BROS.. ■> —-AT----- ABOUT THEIR HOSE. They donft want i ;.cy don't want ; -’ey don’t want 1'hey don’t want I t fact, । l iiev want them , HASTINGS, MICH CORRESPONDENCE on’btSin™^”6' “> Chte«" “just right1 glr'l ’atn^Z?011 L. E. STAUFFER. ■ hat treather ■A btf wearing sonic of the CXUNED . ' WoO<llMU<f. Phe Fourth passed off quietly here. Mrs. Got eib Zuschnltt is still very sick. Nearly all wheat la In lhe barn or stack. bnri^eS tbr**hln< tuach,n« have started them seamed; them to crock: thin heels; thin’toes; •A’., are justly proud of our stock of hosiery, and . .mtee them to be positively fast colors. One of our ; sellers is a ladies seamless black hose for only toe pr. We also have a boy’s bicycle hose that will stand the >r and tear of a ten weeks vacation. Du Banner. I THE BEST APVER- < | TISING MEDIUM IN [ BARRY COUNTY. IVORS TED or A LPA CA Coats found al FARRELL’S. •f Assortment of Summer Pants, Straw Hats, and Negligee Shirts. Prices Lowest for Best Goods. Clothier. $80 Bicycle for only $1 To INTRODUCE MY NEW Line of Shoes,— will give a ticket with every pur­ chase of either shoes or jewelry, at my store, and the holder of the lucky number can buy an §80 Bicycle for §1.00 on the afternoon of the third day of the County Fair, this year. A choice will be given of either a Ladies or Gent’s wheel. A ticket will be given for every purchase large or small. ! At A. R. McOMBER’S SHOE STORE Successor to F. G. STOWELL. .tn’ M-yeb$r and wlfe were in Nash­ ville on Sunday and Monday. L. E. Benson has sold his stock of drugs and fixtures to G. C. Garlick of this place. C. A. Hough and family, ot NasbvBle were in our village on Saturday and Sun­ • Cloverdale. i Tt*e,Vadlw A,d <UI meet with Mrs Lewis Hine. Julv ieth. The two Miss Connowaj’s, of Marahall, are guests of the Ryan family. Many of the Cloverdale people went to Delton and Kalamazoo the fourth. Mr. Youngman and family, of Kalama­ zoo. have been visiting friends here. On Sunday a large congregation gather­ ed at the point and listened to an able dis­ burse by Rev. 1. M. B. Gillespie, of Has­ tings. Nettie Chamberlain, who bas been at Hastings for some time, was summoned home Monday to attend her mother who is quite sick. ' Hattie Chamberlain has gone to your city and will take a course of instruction In voice culture and instrumental music of Miss Fitz Simmons. The members of the Gillespie family, numbering forty two persons, held a re­ union at Acker’s Point last week; the older ones formerly lived, at Hart’s Corners. Some of the number are good musicians and they have made it very interesting for each other during their slay. This community was pained to.bear of the death of Mrs. Qrin Dayton. Her death occurred on the .morning of the 6th, at Brouard. The deceased was a daughter of Henry Pennol, and had resided here foe many years during her girlhood and early married life. She leaves many relatives and friends to mourn their loss. - James Cramer is now setting type In ithe Banner ufl|ce, having went to Hastings Monday. ■ B. 8. Holly returned from New York City on Saturday where he went on busi­ ness connected with the creamery. 1 Mrs. M. Smith Is spending the week with the parents of Mr. Smith in Yankee Springs and will endeavor to gather a few huckleberries. Otto Glpe was severely injured on Sat­ urday while riding r running horse at Prairieville. Lake Odessa. It seems tiiat Otto's horse Rev. Geo; Pixley and wife are visiting was very much afraid of a bicycle, and friends at Flint while the horses were In the race someone Jacob Braudstetter, Tif Middleville, Is a rode n wheel across the street In front ot guest of relatives. the horses frightening Otto’s horse so that Herbert Temple, of Decatur, Is visiting he turned side-wise and run into the fence. Prairieville friends. Otto, fearing the fence, jumped from the Mrs. J. Drummond went to Grand Rap­ horse, striking oii his head and shoulders. ids Friday, to visit relatives. The horse was severely injured and Otto Bert Van Horn, of Battle Creek, is vis­ has a broken arm and shoulder blade. iting his uncle Dwight Van Horn. Mrs. Mae Mullen went to Chicago on Johnstown. Friday last, to visit her mother Mrs. Leh­ S.S. Fisk was home for a short visit last man. week. Mrs. Donohue and family, of Battle J. J. Fish, wife and daughter Mabie, Creek, are visiting her father William were at Fine lake Sunday. Havens. Mrs. C. E. Paul who was quite sick for Quarterly meeting services will be con­ a few days. Is rapidly recovering. ducted by Rev. Levi Masters at lhe M. E. Mrs. Fred Bristol fell from a high chair church July 11th and 12th. while picking cherries and fractured her A Harvest concert will be given at the arm. . M. E. church on the evening of July 17th, Mrs. C. C. Messenger and son from under the charge of Mrs. W. D. Hughes. Howard City are visiting relatives in this The majority of our citizens spent the section. fourth nt Delton, returning home early to Speeches, Fayette Lamont has a boise that is in a celebrate the evening here. very bad condition from having cut itself mixsic and fire works entertained the crowd on a barb wire fence. which was made more interesting by the A letter from Mrs. J. H. Norris an­ phonograph which Mr. Grigsby operated nounces the safe arrival of herself and during the early part of- the evening. busband in Alameda. California. The Fourth of July passed off very quietly in this section. The day found Our P. M's. wife is on the sick list the grangers very busy at their harvest. Freeport has organized a McKinley club. Mrs. K. C. Manchester, of Battle Creek, "Hold the Fort.” one of the pioneers of Michigan, died at -Most of the farmers in this vicinity have her home in that city last week at the ripe their grain stacked and Id good condition age of 82. for threshing. Judging from dying vehicles on our The fourth was very quietly observed* roads-Jor the past few days we conclude here, the men and boys spending it in the there has been trouble in the harvest harvest field. A few attended the ball at Geld—the binder bas struck. Freeport In the evening. Messrs Earle & Sterling prominent boot The Frerport correspondent of the •nd Shoe dealers of Battle Creek, accom­ Journal says McKinley has nothing to panied with their wives and some friends, fear now, as he will have the support of are boarding at the-'Brinlnstool resort. Irving township. We will venture to say that scribe never came any nearer the Nuahrltre truth, fur Irving will be in the front ranks Very quiet after the fourths and they are all sharp shooters toe. A. S. Mitchell was at Leslie lhe first of Childrens day was observed here last Sunday. The program was carried out the week. ,. Little Leo Smith, daughter of John nicely; the recitations were fine and well cliosen. The little ones enjoyed tlie ad­ Sihith. is very ill. Will Kuhlman and Fernie Lentz are vis­ dress given them by Prof. Freeman, broth­ er of Rev. Freeman. The Professor has a iting friends |n Chicago. Miss Ethelyo Whalley returned to her talent of attracting lhe attention of the. cbildten while he is imparling knowledge* home at Hart, Monday. The audience was large and Lecnard Miner, of Ann Arbor, spent to them. very attentive. the fourth with relatives. Miss Rebekah Striker, of Hastings, was Ccdur Creek. a guest of Miss Lois Marshall. Harvesting Is nearly done. Myrtle Lewis, of Bellevue, is the guest Sidney Hull bas purchased a new separ­ of her alster. Mrs. Will Iriand. Mrs. Doni Stiver, and children, of Grand ator. Rapids, are visiting friends In the village. ,The'4«a11 team played ball at Delton, Coy Smith and wife, of Big Rapids, Saturday. spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Nearly all the people celebrated the fourth of July. Mrs. J. H. Smith. James Richards will commence threshMbnfav morning fire started In lhe house of j. B. Kasey destroying complete­ ing this week. George McDonald was in Kalamazoo, ly one part and damaging the rest; Insur­ Saturday, peddling sky rockets. ance WOO. Johnt Valentine is busily engaged In Middleville. picking huckle berries for Geo. Eddy. Samuel Dunkley attended the quarterly G. L. HiUreoii l» spending the week In mueung Sunday, at Baltimore church. UIMC"°M.ry Brtslul spent Snud.y In Sela Thomas will run the Bristol thresh­ ing machine around the neighborhood this Grand Rapids. ’ , _ . M. S. Keeler and wife visited, ia Kala­ fall. „ It Is reported th*t Henry Bergman Is mazoo Monday. M. S. Coykehdaul and wife spent Sun­ married and took his wedding trip to Lake Odessa. Sunday. day in Grand Rapids. Dr. L. Parkhurst is having a new office ShulU. built on Main Street. H. E. Hendrick and family spent Friday Delbert Craven li home on • vUlt. Grace Replogle Is working lor M Shultz. with C. G. 1’utMtn, of B’ngor. J. Hall I* visiting bl,d»ughler at SlanLloyd Clever Is spending the week «t Like Mlehlgin nesr Glen Cove. Sbultz was well represented at Delton Miss Ethelyn Wh.lley Is the guest of her friend Miss Jennie Tbomu. the 4tb. nRev. Jones, of the Hastings Circuit, will Nina Mosher Is retting better at this Seupy the M. E pulpit Sunday. wilting. , Mr. and Mrs. Myers, ot Charlntte, are Mlu Olive Clever entertained a genUeman friend from Ohio.over-Sunday. visiting here. Mr. Claus and family from Ohio are vlsHoward Loomis and w fe, of Chicago, ting at M. Shultz*. are spending lhe week In the Ell Shultz and wife are spending a few Lewis Fenton bas secured a position In LlreblMd. He left for that place Tues- days at Vleksbnrg. Aaron Shultz and wife attended quarter­ d*One ot our ministers ln ly meeting In Baltimore Sunday. Lien Smith and wife of High Bank, are pnlplt Sunday that be did not J?®" ■*0 F. vote thia fall. ? “tte vlalllog llielr daughter Mrs. McIntyre. The Misses Jennie and Ella Vandeburg, post himself and then come on tne of Kalamazoo, are guests of Birdie St. fence.”_______________ _ John!___________ ________ Hloda Comer*. Coat* Grove. Wm. Kline l» under the doctor’s rare. Lee McDonald and family were In Cedar Born to W. O- Toblis mid wife tn 11M Creek on the Fourth. Frank Townsend of Hope, is calling on 't,A,MwWrOfrom this pisce .trended the oil time friends here. 8. Warner has gone to Sew York Slate f<Bevh'V.? Snell Conference Evangelist to visit old time friends. , prMB«lL<«mPsb>ne?"or cloverdile. spent Mrs. A. I. Sprague Is visiting In Edmere Mt. Calm County. Leiiah and Warne Kelsey and Claude Wood spent the Fourth in Charlotte. Charles Demond, formerly of this place now of Eaton Rapids, visited friend* here bert Nutt’s Monday eve July Wlh. AH on the Fourth. ..................... .... “MUa'ardre St*Jrtn bas returned from taWM Ini®"* i* >■ *">'"*1“,“« frtrndR from Grand BapM$* Bae Robinson Is home for her vaFrMMr sn* '"'“I* wUbM brother for the tuoruaSSttaBMtle Creek. WHOLE NO. 2143 Thornappte I«ke . Daisy Farley is on the sick list. Ransom Howell is working for L. E. Scothoru. The fourth was enjoyed by those who were at the lake. Lottie. Lizzie gnd Jessie Larkin •re guests of Erwin Cole and family. Mrs. Sutherland, of Irving, visited her 4i$ter Mrs. Whitlock, over Sunday. The ladles aid society will be entertain­ ed by Mrs. H. A. Lathrop. Friday of this week. Mrs. H. Sparks and daughter Ella, spent a few days of last week with friends at Lansing. Mrs. Abbie Kill (nee Hill) a former res­ ident here, but now of Maple Grove, is very low with consumption. Any one wishing to rid their hen bouse of those animals that usually make their home there, would do well to call on Elvln- Cole or John Baum and get direc­ tions. C««tleton. Roy Franck was home from Kalamazoo tn spend the fourth. Geo. Thomas and family have moved Into their new house. Julius Hosmer and wife, of Lansing, are guests of their mother. • W. K. Cole and family are visiting Char­ lotte friends this week. J. C. Warburton and son Claude, of Battle Creek, were guests of C. C. Price, Sunday. Selah Noyes and wife have moved to Hillsdale, and expect logo Into the laun­ dry business. ■ . Married, at the residence of the bride's parents, July 1st, John Appelman of Nash­ ville, and Miss Lillie Elliston, of Castle­ ton. Rev. Holler officiated. Cuata drove. Wheat will be out by the fourth, also grass. Where shall we go to celebrate the Fourth? B. F. Wolfe and wife visited in Sunfield, last week. Field corn showing Its tassels at t his writing, and is four fl. high. Andrew Townsend is on our streets, af­ ter an absence of many weeks. South Hastings, Mias Alice Hall fe aX home at present. Miss Edna Havens, of Owosso,Is visiting here Rt present. , Rev. Grigsby will preach at the Star next Sunday at 2:30. Herb Snyder and wife, of Niles, are ex­ pected here this week. Haying, harvesting, berrying, cultivat­ ing corn, etc., is the order of the day. Innoceneo Awheel. New York, June 10th, 1890. Dear M r. Editor, It was Tuesday morning, June Olh, that I started for the depot, after excusing my­ self from burdening my already over­ packed bicycle valise with the things which the other members of the family had thought of just at the last moment as abso­ lutely Indlspensible for a bicycle trip, uainer silver spoon to take medicine in when I should become sick, (this sick spell whs surely coming), a towel and a rubber coat. When you consider that everything I was to take, except what 1 wore, had to go In­ to a satchel which would bold perhaps a peck, dry measure, you can form some idea of the strictly economical nse I must make of what space I had. 1 suggested that if they could spare a feather bed . to me this summer. It would often cofne very handy. Since 1 was just about to leave, lhe family permitted ibis sarcasm to pass unnoticed, save that spoon, towel, rubber coat el al were mentioned no more. So I took my leave of home, and soon was on the train, trying to think of all the pleas­ ant times 1 hoped to have this sunnier. But somehow my thoughts lagged behind the train Instead ot preceding itBut so it goes with us all, I guess. Herel had been looking forward to this morning for half a year with the most glowing anticipations, tint now when I bad at last caagbt up ■with the rainbow I had been chmslng. it seemed to be abotit as beautiful and in­ spiring as an old barrel-hoop, roughly painted In lhe seven prismatic colars. No, It wasn’t djspepsia. I was feriing re­ markably well physically. But there, “1’11 lay this aside and show you something else,” as the auctioneer says. Leaving the train about noon at Ann Arbor. I soon passed from under lhe indigo cloud which seemed to envelope me. That afternoon and night I spent; in the University town, and next morning again was on the way to Detroit 1! roamed about that city trying to buy a; camera carrying case, but was unsuccew<ul ant} finally started for Windsor. 1 had never been across the river before, and brought the wrath of Hie customs officer dbwn up­ on my bead by sauntering jauntily past him. However I came right back when he expressed bls desire to that effect, fin that gentle and pleading voice which each sen vants of lire public are ‘ accustomed to as­ sume toward their masters. This worthy at once Informed me that it would coat me 821.00 to take, my wheel through. I judged he was glad of It. However after seeing three other officials of the Canadian government 1 was allowed to bring my be­ longings through, and by 3» p.jm. had started cross country. 1 got over about thirty-three miles be­ fore dark, taking It very easily. 1 got a mile or so off the road In one case; There was r trig dog asleep at the corners where I should have turned, and 1 was very anx­ ious to keep far -enougi from him that he might not be so suddenly awakened that he would rise up and. bite me while temporarily Insane. I avoided idm, but missed the road, which gave me a few ex­ tra miles. However, I didn’t feel 1 bad the worst of the bargain. Itfe better to have a tired leg than a bitten o«e. That night 1 stopped at Ktogsville. There was a political meeting there (as ♦here was at almost every other; place I struck.) 1 concluded to go over for a while and see how things go in ilbe Do­ minion. It wat the same old way. juat a* they do In the land of the free .and the home of tins brave. The chairman got up and announced that be waa gial to have the pleasure of Introducing the talented and eloquent Mr. So and so to thia audience because this gathering waa not oompoaed Of men who voted on the spur of ^the moj<X?P^>,|ildSlul’ Hoe h.m .rtlzt or .1 . W Another runaway this wtek, injuring Mrs. John Robin**. I.,,* . BTlil. tXnJUci, m BUU ’ Im out,”—and so It went. It was the most like being In the States of any experience 1 bad in Canada. The next morning, on my way to Leamington, I punctured my tire and while I was repairing, a young man came along on his. wheel and very kindly stopped and helped me. He proved to be the son of the conservative candi­ date for Parliament for that “riding” as they call it. From him and from an edi­ tor I met in Landon, I learned several things about their polities. The Conserva­ tives correspond practically to our Repub­ licans and have been in power continuous­ ly with the exception of two or three years, since the Dominion was formed. The opposition party, the Liberals, are about the same as our Democrats. The parties make tbeir choice of candidates they wish to run, but he is officially nom­ inated only one week before the election. During this election week some of the things that cannot legally be done aeem rather odd. Noone can wear a campaign It Is also unlawful for a candidate to send a horse and carriage after a voter. They tell me this is done to some extent how­ ever. The most surprising thing to me, to whom the “one bloody man. one 'bloody vote” principal Is the only familiar one, is that a Canadian citizen can vote in any township where he holds property, provid­ ed he can get to the different polling places. One man told me he could vote four times I think, as the railroad connec­ tions would allow him to get to all the places. They are very strict about bribery. If a candidate's agent gives a man a dollar to work for his election and It Is found but the candidate is disqualified for holding office for four years. If a can­ didate himself should pay a man for his vote, he is disqmdifitd for eight years. All contested election cases are tried id the civil courts and, not io the boose. This last seems to me a very good provis­ ion. Continuing my trip went on through St. Thomas. London, Brantford, Hamilton, and Niagara Falls. At St. Thomas I felt like snouting, when 1 found a letter from home saying Mr. Cox and Mr.X?rawiey. of Hastings, would mget me In New York and go as far as Switzerland with me. I was heartily tired of flocking by myself. When 1 got to Lambeth that night two drunken men were having a tight They did most of It according to the regulation, prize ring rules of to day, that Is, called, each other names. I heard', by all odds, the greatest fusillade of vulgarity and profaulty I have ever had to listen to since I was at a hotel one winter day when John L. Sullivan arrived drunk, and found no fire In bls room. At first sight one of the would-be combatants chose me to hold bis coat. I tried to excuse myself on the ground that 1 must write some letters. He suggested that I write my letters to h—1. 1 am not. corresponding with any friends there at present and so could not comply with his wish. Finally the proprietor sent hls'son to show me my room and I don’t know yet which man’s voice or vo­ cabulary gave out first. Canada contains some of the most beau­ tiful country I ever saw. Some sections seems to be simply perfect from every point of view, with fine towns, smooth roads lined with farms whose grain and fruit seems to via with each other in seelug which could be the most abundant and of the best quality. I had always thought of Canada as a cold and dreary land, but; 1 found the portion I passed through to be the eqnal of any section of the continent I ever saw. The people too were very k<ad and hospitable, and 1 bad a good many bowls ofJine bread and‘ milk fbr which they would lake no pay. I crossed over into the United Slates at Niagara Falls, and went from there to Lockport, then across the state to Auburn, from whence I took the train tor New Yqrk City, arriving this morning. I only slept two hours last night, and the wheels in my head are not running very briskly this afternoon. Please be as lenient as possible with what Pacy have ground out for you, gentle reader, and next time PH write about our trip across to Glasgow on which we start tomorrow. Let us hope .ocean air will be good for wheels. • Yours truly. Shibley Wt SMITH. Wm 3 Shrinef to Finley E. John*ton, sa, sec 20. liMBtinm. $4oo. Hear) H. Mayb to Clande Majo, parcel, aec 10. AMjrls. 81 Henry H. Mayo to James T. and Dura V. Mnorr. piucrl. arc 11. Assyria. £380. Carrie Cook to James E. autl Gertie- E. Rad­ ford. low, Cits. 8100. A. B. Cuok Co. limited to Emily G. PhiD^t, parcel, sec 20. Assyria. 8300. . * . JomittiRQ Fox to Ada Bates, lot 22, Clover­ dale, 837. Clariisa J. Sllsby to Geo. W. and Minnie B. Elliott, ra. s c W. Baltimore. 8®o. Mary Jacox to Rollin D, Jacox. lot ft, blk 63. Middleville, 8» Lovin* Bronson to Carrie De Golls, lets, Keeler* add, Middleville. fSOO. Henrv B. Dorr to Lsmorte D. Hoag, parcel, sec 26. Yankee Springs. 8’JOOO. Elizabeth Y ung to Frank D. Black, pareel, Orangeville, •«. Gilbert striker to Geo. Baukh. 40a. lec 10, Baltimore, $400. Mark Norris «o Prairieville Creamery Co-. M a, aec 2, Prairieville. 825. Hiram it Dickinson.to John Furntss. pareel. tec 21. Castleton. 8800. Alexander Foster to Catherine Matthews, parcel, mc 12. Rutland. $500 Ruble A. Moon to Lewis WUHams. lot 64, Bush's add. Delton 8V0. Arad C. Cahill to Stephen Temple,« al, par­ cel. «ee ?. Prairieville. >1200. Mlebsrl Doster to Peter Adrtansou. ‘ia, aec 2. Prairieville. 8188. quit Claim diem. Julius S. Belgh to Buretta Relgb. lots. Pblllipsadd. Nashville.. i . C> run Caaivritoe to Chas. C- Parker. “Extoutor," >M>4« sec 23. Rutland. 83500. Eva Talbott to Eddie Taloott. lot «. blk 8. MlddlrvilPi, 825. Will E. B an to Chas. B. Hunt, S> a. sec 86. Hatilngv. $1Pbltlp T.Uolgrove, aMlsaee. to W. H. and E. J Hafftnan. parcel. Hot*, >200. Frank C. Boise to H- K. Harris, tot. NaakriUe, Lucy Chipman and KHbu Chlpmxa tn Adam 8. MttcbelL M, NufevtUe. >1 EATON—STANLEY—July 2. by Rev. A. D*. Griy y Eaton to MMa Eva Stanley, t I ' . iiS �Hastings Banner Six A FAMOUS LIFE ENDS. A STRIKER'S MILLION LOBSTERS. FUNERAL. The t nit rd Ftoh CoB»ml**»o» Thursday, J ulv 9. >896 ' The expert* of the Cnitctl State* fish commission are getting ready the lobster hatchery at Wood’s Holl for the thes work Brown hoisting reason that4i» »bout works, to begin. Mgr. THE STRONG JAVA Thorpefc whoyil is thought will be-made They expect to produce at leuat C.’iOO,Brief Synoml. at the Life of the bishop of the Buffalo diocese, delivered. 000 young lobster'# this summer. The Gifted Wotunu' tVho Garr l<» the • the sermon and ip his remarks said: eggs will be obtained from roe-bearing Among at! old world apes the teeth xom » vamn. ■ ”Th*' ot tw* 3'®ung man Ito* before ‘females brought In bv flaheJW®. and . . j| I this altar. W* know how he came here. are the chief weapons for defence the batching will be done by rhe simple ' 1 j Human passion is strange, and the lesson against natural foes and for combats Hartford, Conu., July 2.—Mrs. liar- . to-day teaches that we many time* go be- process of placing the egg# id glass jars, for mates or for tribal supremacy, says rlet Be«b« Byowe.the glHed aulho. 1 through which a stream of water is Blackwood’s Magazine. The canines to reason against human passion. The le«Dred and hOn we must learn to-day to that In society kept running all the time. are in most cases enormously developed, caa of Lucie Tom a Cabin. other works of world-wide reputation. I to-day there are two classes, capitalist The young lobsters must have just insomuch that ill-informed naturalists died at her home. No. 73 Forest street, j “ and"waRt-earn»rr. '' Next* to catrtta! •** there ““’* *is“ the right kind of food, or else they^will have suggested that u ucar relationship at noon Wednesday without regaining i the strong right arm of labor. One cannot die. A.f a diet for them, nothing h’t-must exist between the primates aud consciousness. She passed pe&wfully ' exist without the other. The capitalist . nas the right to manage his capital. Be ha» been found equal to the amali nafaaM lhe carnivora. As a matter of fact these away as though into a deep sleep. By ' the right under the lar« of U?e state and caught by drugging a tow-net of gauze formidable teeth have nothing to do her bedside nt the time were her son, nation. Be makes hazaidous adventure. from a boat nlong the surface water with alimentation, but ore as purely fwn An.KrbtCT-. rKU.t '.t^CT- Bnd cn account of the risks In business ha* her two daughters, her married »istc. the right to do as he chooses He may abuse uf the sea. The surface water of the weapons of war as are the bayonet and and her husband and Dr. Edward Hook- that right and forget God in hl* enjoyment the Maxim gun. In practically every er. her nephew, who was also her med- °f bta riches. If he does, there Is a remedy, ocean swarms with life. Irdudlngvast numbers of crust-nceaus and tinymolemergency demanding unusual energy, l™l -nd other reUti.CT.1 lusks.,. It is. in fact, p broth. Most of obstinacy and courage, they come into Mrs. Stowe s malady, of many years' speak to you as brothers. The remedy to public sentiment and the law. ThA-e Is an­ the animals are composed almost pi«ycontinuance, a mental trouble, took an other class, not banded together a* you are. wholly of water, having scarcely nm In eVery conflict with the world, the acute form on Friday, when congestion They have their individual rights, and those who administer the law must protect them. than one per cent, of animal tissue. A flesh and the devil—as such things are of the brain with partial pa- Scenes have been enacted during the pas; single small netful collected hi the indcratood: in pithecoid society.—the t ralysis ____ appeared. During Fri- week which should never have occurred. Baltic wns counted and found to con­ temporal an.) mameter nudn ere the ' day ""Sktutdey’ end Sunday Mrs. These men . who have .became victims of tain 80.000 crustac^ujs and 70.000 other chief arbiters of war. To become a . Stowe ----- ----------was about the •bouse. but your hate have rights under the law.” animals. great and powerful anthropoid, itisab-1 From Uu- I^uftrial .VrtTK Jfrri^n, Mich. 1 for whom he fires. Thi*’<-neii.H>r I h »L . AGREE ON A COMMITTEE. If one dips up n small dish of sea­ ' solutely anti brutally necessary to have ’ Mr*. C. IL Cline, who lire* m| the corner | ha* had a wide rxpwton,. on th. water and places in it some bits of sea­ of. Perrine and Pearl .Streets, JacLwiu Mirh.,' j head never toil*, him h»au etaerg. r..l > a large and strong jaw, to give firm at- ' tachmenttp the teeth and good leverage I weed. scraped .from an old pile or an ,, Uobart Curupuiga. * ha* fur two yearn bwn troubled with indlgvs-i ’“** winttr Mr. Litn>. to tbe muscle*. That for an* immense I Cleveland. O., July 4.—The republican rid float, it will’be found to contain u । I ’ national committee’s headquarters will! wonderful variety of orgunism*. On tioa and nervous proitfration, her heart would epoch oiir prehuman ancestors achieved | , . . ... I _ .keen, bluer cdkl air, a»l thbe ,in Xew York city ami there will be ’ hesc organisms tbexe crustacraiis of 'success in life in like manner is as clear apparoatly top batting. She iroiihl suffer , gaping to ■hoveled int., no1 branch anywhere. The annnpnig:i i the Rurlnce seawater feed., The crusas the print of “Maga” to those who great pah», i:w fart. hcut tly thought die , suddenly uken with *ev.-,n of education thro’igh the disseminii* I laceans in turn furnish a regular diet have learned to read nature’s handwrit-• was goiug to die- Her trouble* were brought These puirw increased that'J.,? tion of literature will open immedi-1 to .“mull fishes, which are fed on by big ing. u:i l.v > :■ vir. kttvvk of’h pL.. “*N. .<u«l lhe youn< fir. n..., ately and the regular campaign about! iDlies. Tbrs the struggle for existSince those days of true Arcadian , . . L. ., . I""~«lve «ad gojwev. Sepjeml>er 1The executive commit] once in; the ocean goes on. and even ijyach simplicity our Iif£ has become be'wil-1 *“ r‘m=s^.’° h.” ’•* f1 •* vi—1 M. CTm.trJ JL. dcringly complex, and o\«t methods for tee will meet In Clcveland'for the first more than on land the fnte of living and lift* Isa.! herom? a btinlri t<» iirr until she Pink Pill* for Pale People.\ • ■■ i settling social difficulties have changed time about July 20. The members of things in genera! is to ent each other v-oa m’vto V. I.y frie-’dlv nvi*3iUirs who had < Wen entirely cured of »\.r. i!«- * generally for the better. Rut here, as ' the executive coinniitteeasagrtvd upon ami beimtrn by one another.-—N. Y. Ctrl Dr. W.IIlam-.’ Pink Pii;*- t4 «pvo 1 hem * themin so ninny other instances., the habits ’ between McKinley, Hobart and Hanna s trial, whk’. she did, and it v.<x;>l lie jhard to At last, when Mr. Lcmlx - ».-L . ;>, are ns follows: of a past age.have left an indelible im­ find a Khire grateful woman ig Sl| ,*!s:jr»tt than • with train in hto Lack i.n-l.. >i< < ..Jt ii’. ' . press on the nervous system. . j Mark A. Hanna. Cleveland, chairman. • No Woondt Loff. Mrs. C.' JI. Cline, t-. promtutm p'.:y .idans '.Hearrely draghim^lf r'xsut il-.* ; • j . Charles G. Dawe?. Evanston, 111., | Now that the Gattie is over, the vic- had riven li'-r up, while t<»-day *f: ■ ' • able tu hi" mother to buy him • .......... , ?’ ' ■ W. T. Durbin. Anderson, Ind. ' BLUFFED OUT OF A BIG ROLL t iors and the vanquished are clasping I Cyrus Ixlrtnd. Troy. Kan. ;L; Bold Plan of a Robber In Denver to hands, and each hastens to assure the John I. Long, Hr. Augustine. Fla MRS. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE. Iwdy nv 040 would like to vi* t. She used j bn,.,, Lauso arl! ihui b , Katie the Wind. : Joseph H. Mantoy, Augusta. Me. caber of his "distinguished considcrantt one jtwt: his locomotive eWrv dr,v si:,,-.< WarnerI MHtor, Herkimer, N. Y. suffering very much. Since .*Monday Mr. Moffat is 'the Deaver banker who , ! tion.” As soon ns the nomination of three Pink Pi Pa a thy only, the Henry C. Paine, Milwaukee, Wls. nav«ni;a roturh of the pain » Mill I:>t ;was lobUii of SfUOlHl io bis private morning ^he has bven confined to her ! }lfr. McKinley was announecd-Senator before retiring which always ii surod her a■ । so Matthew S. Quay, Deavtr, Pa. great a suficn-r. ■. • office on.” dav at noon, uvs the' I'itU- ’fc,'d. Tuesday utter-noon becatm-uuguwl right S rtetr William McKinley Osborne. Roxbury. <?uay decorated himscif with McKinley ■ Mr..l.-juil>crt told tib- r-ikr, of j,;. -burgh - — • - a conscious. \ Mats., secretary. Mr*. (’line to only thirty ya rsI. old ..... .. ,,w report* rjrho vali ..p-ii i, i<-i ; ' and d mJ. , la a Dispatch. The robber held deiM-ndei I ^utton« and *Mr* Reed telegraphed con­ Mrs. Stowe, until about seven years (tibuway. T"<.CTy-Hrf.tl> HihtI. x Some of these mimes are ..* . . revolver in one hand aud h bottle of ; gratulaCions, in an interview Mr. Mor­ lu.»p*-fl '■* ulh'T p< ■;.!' •.■■ ,it:'। >„ . , it i*fi»r ore t.> icr ailment* "* * ” ago, was in good health, although she upon the agreement of iuli the party nitroglycerine in the other. He re­ ton said: "I expect the triumphant 1, bail been by taking I-r. . .. leaders within their respective states, election of the ticket in Novcmlier and hut wv rm ray to all a*H!ctrd Jtliat if th»-y. medic inc. II* Mtid in- w quested Mr. Moffat to write a check for was frail bodily. Short Biography nf Mm. Stowe. it l>cing Hanna ’ s settled policy not to to reconin;, nd i. .h, FJl.Qui) under penalty of being shot and the .return of the .party to the control will call or writ? to Mr*. Cline tl'.cy will notiI*-: opportunity friends. % ‘ *'.! the third daughter and antagonize any faction by the appoint­ of la. in- his tank buitding wrecked by , . Mrs. Stowe was bSeW ; of national affairs.*’ Speaking for only l>r tltoro-gh'Jy convinced of Uie’merits of ri-.. ___ r Dr. W’.’Hanis’ Pink Pill* f< r IS1.‘ I the explosive in 'the bottle. Mr. Moffat She "*---------- in Litchfield. Conn.. June .. was••born 14. ment of an opponent. i Maine. Mr. Manley said: "It would not these little friend*, for she pcrviit* in calling’ cure all diseases arising »r ; i :t vt.i-i' * 1F12. She was left mothertos:; at the age them snob, but she will aLu trli you of her is reputed to be worth as many millions J break or change its record in Novem­ • dititm of tht blood.^u.h pile »t>{i s VICTIM OF SUNSTROKE. of four years, and wn* then placed under ;J as the number Of thousands demanded th* care of her grandmother, who lived at ber next, and it will give its loyal ruj»- marvetou* rtirr, an J we. can jjuhnuitoe ths,i toinptoxhp,, genera! s.in>r«!ar hnw of r.p|K-tit<<, d<■ph-.vb.n of spirit 4 i­ by the robber. He wrote the check. Guilford, Conn. After her father's sec­ t port to the ticket nominated.” Mr. she will convince you that sheowf L her lift to- , ambitiun. aawmia, chh>r<- 1 or -r • Die* at Ctilcagu. ond marriage her education wa* continued The robber said he would have to ' Platt said: "I will support the ticket day to l>r. Wi’hsmx’ Pink P:lh which she • «r»s, ptlpiiMiun’uf ihr f .-f. Chicago, July 4.—Friday’s sultry air ... ynM. trouble Mr. Mpffnt to go with him into at the Litchfield academy.' breath on slight- r.Xf'rti-.h. o.M;:;- < • heartily and believe it will be ci<*ctrd.” would not l«r witlxxit for It* wei^L.: in Her father.though a Calvinist clergyman, Thin eriilenrc to only u niwtitj.jn I — <>f .J* what or figt, sw«,.*hng of the F-*t anil ’nrl'*. :4i the paying teller’s cage and produce the was possessed of broad and liberal views, was responsible for a nupabcr of faint­ Mr. Allison said: "The result of the nil p"..p*i- nr whuhav? tried thi k wonderful * ' * hi thr Iracfc, nervous h< . jtx cash: he would take $20,000 in large lie had early espoused the cause of the ing fits, for a number of collapses mid -convention is satisfactory to. the coun­ — „ . --------— ,—— a --------jimuxlv. It’* a* faithful Irirnd h c.ue could lo-s of inctaory, „f w j)i. rii slave, and night and morning in family de­ for one death. While riding on a bicy­ btlis. and $1,000 in gold. noftibly Introduce into their __ hom4lt<dd, never in the ear-, qariy decay, ah Jbrn.t. f ft — votion Harriet heard her father appeal to cle along Michigan avenue near Thirty­ try. The financial plunk leave* no tw«idbly introduce i:i miiin-». aiwa.vs timesuf|grratstifl*ermilkr*. always reliable in timesol it raffer“If you ray one word, or indicate bv Heaven that the time of deliverance might doubt ns to its meaning and purpose/’ iug an I dsn St. Now to show hovt *inevrvjdw weak eras, k-m-vrrlura, teniy *-r irre a look or motion that anything is wron£. come to poor. Oppress'd, bleeding Africa. fifth street nbdut three o’clock p. »n. periods. suppn-i»i->n of iaepM>, ky.i Prof-Jan*. .'Hrk Foye, h.-n.l prefer . With such ’u'n cordial "’""‘"acceptances “"'"“.'I";" of t hr re- was *h«toned that she indue ’ hef ' ‘huv imralysto, JocnmotrJ । itir.A-.., rh 'tniia I will shoot you and then blow up the The effect of such sermons and prayer* pn of etenUUy .t Armour iuMitut... f-ll band. Mr. C. II. Cline, to try tnc,.rruiray. Hriutii-a. nil dtoniMS resiiltiug from ha uv« of ,he «"'•»"’«» 0,1 ,h* l“rt the mind of an Imaginative and sensitive cverytoidyaround here knows fueafinble arid bank.” Saying which the robber threw child can easily be conceived. They tend­ in the blood, causing arruibto. «we]!<deland*, leaders « ho were arrayed against each r® ycz.T year* he* . fryer tore*, rickets, hip-ioinidtoesM h T v a light overcoat over his arm concealing ed to make her from early childhood the dead, overcome by-heal and fatigue. • other in the contest for the nomination, effice-nt Charlie who for the last trn been in the employ of the, Mirhitan Central _i beck, acquired defaniuti.>. yircaytd I Prof. Foye was 32 years of age. and had the revolver he held in his hand, accom­ enemy of all slavery. Jhe party is evidently prepared to make RaiJr >»d ntnl who wa* M>re)y attiirtr^ — «rd with exehruuic erysipelas, catarrh, ronMnmiri Married • Clergyman. been p?ofess ir <vf chemistry nt Armour panied the bank preaident into the eructating pain* in the chest nnd atoowitiiorn* the bowels and lungs, and «!-<> for in a strdug fight for honest money and ad In January, 1836, she married Calvin Eli!* teller’s cage, received the money and re­ Stowe, a clergyman of the parish of Wal­ institute slues’ its opening. lit was one equate revenue in November.—Chicago of the severest altack* of sciatic ith<rnmuiiam. ' nting the blood and syMun wtonh the m >4 dnadeil despoiler of boiie of the most ]X>pulur instmetors in the ■ comfort*, down by overwork, worry, dtoraae. 'ex<7M turned with Mr. Moffat to the private nut Hills, a suburb of Cincinnati. Her Times-Herald lu one hour frota being Mrnek wini one of h ix and 'innlacrrtiom of living, rrcoyriy i ora office. He then repeated his threat to home in Cincinnati was a station of the school, with both student*-- and fncuPy, ; spelh he v.ouM be a* helpless *»• infant ten acute dm*Ms, meh s> levers, rte.;', Io4 of kill the banker had blow up the build- underground railroad, and many -v- a fugitive He held a professorship and was vice | dtys old. to-day Mr*. <jtnc as '|r«*x ns that vita! powers. sp» nnaterrlwn. early'dr ay, slave found temporary quarters tMre bec »w there to not n more able or pithy man pre mature old age. Thor pil!« an pt’i« A Ttebt l.xk. ing. If an alafm should be given before fore being helped to friends and freedom preiqdent of'lAiwrenye university nt Ap-1 the ha (the robber, wns safely outside the ' on ** ’'* Canadian border. Many a night pieton. Wis.. for several years previous . At Timnrn. New South Wale*, two standing up in Jarkwm employed by the ilirh- purgative medicine. They «i*utr:n iootl ir~ n? Mrs. Stowe sank into uneasy slumber, ex­ ignn Central Railroad than her bi<dftutu. Klauid. who that could injure the bum dtp- ateSyrt u. women quarreled alxiut a bucket of tr*ver hsd another attack of the dretided bank. Ue made bis escape and has not pecting to be roused by the howling of a to coming here. and They net directly on the Iduc-J. snpplyin to ' water, and from words came to blows. been captured.. The* robber’s overcoat, mob led by the agents at exasperated and painful tli.MW.** and on? box of tl .......... * the blood lb life-giving ipmlhies by a»sb nr DEED OF A JEALOUS WOMAN ’ Pink “ Pill* . After « few minutes both women fell eared hint | < nnancntly. revolver and bottle were found in a desperate slave-holders. jit to absorb oxygen, ih*: great-support! In LM9 Mrs. Stowe published "The May­ all organic life. In thto v.;iv the t !.•,<!, doorway ncar>tlie bank building. The flower: or Sketches of the Descendants of She Burns HerocK and Her Mttle Danzh- I 1O the ground with their hands twisted — -I? to -* <• supplied —rr_, with .j. its baking 1 ----cf-nMitut ts, ter lo Bi-ath. ( in each other’s hair. They lay thusgrapSTItlCXEX AT fill PORT. revolver was loaded, but a chemical the Pilgrims,” b. ing a collection ot paper* ' beciiiuiM rich and r«l. unuri<ihe> tii»-vari m ^Hillsboro, HL, July 0.-Shortly M -bepling together for about a quarter of an analysis of the contents of the bottle which she had from time to time contrlb- ' organs, -•imiilating them m m-tirhjr in 1h* to various periodicals. In 1SS0 she fore midnight Friday night. Mrs. Rob- f hour, watched by screaming uomru Which Bcfrl revealed the fact that the fluid was not Uted performance of their ttfnetHm-. and l ; removed with her husband and family to climinuK s dincaw' from the syst» in. nitroglycerine but sweet oil. • Brunswick. Me., where the former had ert Young, residing with her husband and children. A man . then came up Bright red cheeks, tin vLstie step, a el ar ■ just been called to a professorship in Bow- and family nt Donuvllbon. ten mih-s | and tried to separate them, but vvithit akin and n bright eye denote hearth ** doin college. ’ south of this city, lorkixl herself and I out result, until he brought a clawA THRILLING FEAT. Richard Lnmliert i* one of the n <wt capable to just these results xvbtoh ft»llow jh-----of | It was al the height of the excitement her^ fen-year-old daughter in a bed-, hammer, by using the claws of which firemen on the New York (Vntn ___________ J A HuiImmi l»r. William*’ Pink PilU f.r I' ' Dvp e. Worked for Nearly an Hoar at a Height caused by the passage of the fugitive slave They arc tor sale he •»!! dniggtois. «*■-may . law. It seemed to her a* if alayery was room,'- .and, after saturating the bed he uuiocked the women's hands and River Railroad. Though only tweniv^mr nt One Hundred snd Seventy Feet. iwrniy^ne h<r p Mtstoii* with kerpsene, ignited it. buining he**-1 made ♦».«...» ..— ,-----------------abotlt to extend Itself over the free states. them t»* let go. tu The weaken woman years okl, he Ims earned the r«ntfl< rnre of the In the course of un account of the She conversed with many benevolent and Compnuy. isenciicrtat' Srheticrta«'’ X. Y r. tor-lOr. « Y.. ft I[ * . .... ........ .. s-ompony. s»elf and daughter to death. The house ' had to be assisted home. ' aien otor him. and especially of t te engineer box. ut .-ix Box** tor ?. progress of thr preparations for the cel­ tender-hearted Christian men and women was entirely consumed. The husband, j ebration of the czar> coronation at who were blind and deaf to arguments who occupied another apartment, sue- j against it, and she concluded that it was Moscow, the London Standard’s cor­ because they did not realize what tdavery needed in getting their otjie* five chil­ Joan of Arc’s armor, given to the respondent devotes a paragraph to the . really meant. §he determined, If possible. • dren out ,of the building Alive. Mrs.' , |1UU> maid by Charles , VII. Mat Bourgea, is feat of one of the Russian sailors whose to make them realise it. and a* a result of Young has been exceedingly jealon, of uild to be banging on the n^iln^Hbe services had been cnlistetf iu the per­ this determinating, wrote "Unde Tom’s • Cabin: or. Life Among the Lowly.” 'I her hinbar.il for eevenl months, and ' cattle La Tour de f-inon lu the de­ formance of the more difficult parts of I **Uncle Topi’*" Great bacceas. 4 TIME TABLE-. n’nv^ I1 !* i"t^o,,Khtthal thNcaused temporary * partment of the Aisnc. forming iiart of I :— aw* MMIIg j>U» V uf thcelectric Installation for the illumina­ । Neither Mrs. Stowe nor '■ In Effect ;•>. j Htitlnn 11nt fha ln»anlty. _ !I 1he 1he Soltection collection of of arm. arms ot of tte-'mnrnnl. the nmrquia tion of the Krenilin: ,. friends hum »i concept had vmo lhe icu least conception of the I Centra’Sianitirti T;toe. | . de Count). The armor is of the fifteenth She was | Probably Killed by u Tramp. “I watched this afternoon a cool­ herself very despondent. It does not seem headed sailor climbing about the Rus- , to have been very .widely read when » Kenosha, Wk.. July G.-rTho body of | century, bear* the arms that Cliarle* it »yap- ' V1L to the Maid of Orleans, sian eagle which surmounts, nt a height ' jieared in the National Eriiat^’ashington. Mrs. August Hilgcndorf was found in , granted ., ------ -• —» Station-. of 170 feet, the handsome tower of the D- c * from Junc- 1651. HU April, 1852, bca milkhouse at her home in Pleasant ®nrt 'vou‘d "t a person live fort three i. ’ vrari„ foro *t Wtt> issued in book form. During while the breast plate must Sat tour* Gate. Mery now and then the first year 320.000 copies of the book were Prairie, near this city, at six p. urday, skull crushed ijnd Ithroat intendrd for n wnnnr • the electric current would be turnedon sold. ... —..J , with her o nu<l w uoupu <|UU lirOTiT |; ,lMVr «»»»♦ the flip implement iiiinliMnMtit of nt death .l.nlk being __ __a and a few lamps fail to light up. The j Mr*. Stowe published in 1853 ”A Key to cut, Chicago. .alter had then to climh. wholly unaid- , corn knife. She had evidently been dead : Kalanuuop Lv ed and carrying the tools with him, story Is Founded Togethe^with Corrib^ about three hours. The other members about three hours. The other members tiaM Cpeper.... round nnd about the huge eagle—it ’ oratlve Statement* Verifying tho Truth ot of the family were in Kenosha celebratfttohland June mcnsqres about 20 feet across the wing* u’to °f«rrhtidrtn^P Thu lug> U '* "a,t1‘ her h“»h«nd went Bust First and —tepping on and holding by the out- ; X’ 1 j home at about three o’clock. Both he SM. Service from East to spread wiug feathers, for the most part, forms, once by the author as "The Chrl*- I and n ‘ son, who found the murdered Profile often wonder why their nerve, ue Delton". ' until he succeeded in reaching and put- * Uan ^laye.” : woman, are under arrest, but many at­ ■so weak; why they get tired aoeuily; finer to rights th«» dpfnnlflMo- inrt,™ I M™- Stowe wrote-many other book*, I tribute the crime to tramps. Cloverdale ung to righto the defaulting lamps, of whlch were JuBt pubu.hed a* why they aUrt at every alight but J be risk in the cold, raw weather of serial* in the leading magazine*, Murdere/l at a Dance. eudden sound; why they do not aleep tc-day at such a height was Immense, j M”- «•»••* Funeral. Alliam-e, Neb., July G.-rW. H.Ilubbtll, naturally; why they have frequent and it was a relief when, after nearly J Hartford, Crtnn., July 3.—The funeral ; a v wealthy stockman of this place, ui at-_ Coats Grove headaches, Indigestion and nervoua Woodland................. an toour’s labor, he reached compara-* of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe was held • tended u* dance at Lakeside Saturday Woodbury .......... .... tive safety a few yards below the peak , at her late home in this city at five nicht nnd wns found near thr r«tir»3 THROUGH TOURIST IT* D. /.. A A . night and was found near the railroad SLEEPING CARS Oft actct I..* t -1 _ 1 — *1rr. s _. JI u ____ . _ _____ . uaDAilig.... k... on which the eagle stands. The mo­ o'clock Thursday afternoon. The serv­ track early Sunday morning breathing Detroit ment his hands were at liberty the man ices were of the simplest'character. his last. A deep wound, presumably The explanation is simple. It to found leave Chitjgni. throughout the i Fail Undid Rapids sPnng ana AV ipi er v>vi> cverv Wechfeeday ct — nruurw devotedly crossed himself three times, The remains were taken to Andover, made by a blow from a revolver on the that impure blood whlcji to contin­ *nc‘«n*‘’ O. every Kam ually feeding the nerves upon refuse turning ioward the sacred places with­ Maas., for interment I htirwiay evening. and *re ryp. buck of his head, caused death. It is i istead of the elements of strength and ru the fortress, an action which indisupposed that revenge was the motive. Walter Kicked Oat. ' vigor. In such condition opiate and ^-cated pretty surely his own opinion of He was brought to this city Sunday Denver, Col., July (k—Ex-Gov. Waite morning. There is little clew to the the feat just accomplished. and sent a nerve compound* simply deaden and do not cure. Hood’s Sarsaparilla feed* thrill through the spectators just be- made a dramatic exit from the state murderer. the Denree pure, rich, red Wood; gives populist convention Saturday, accom­ natural sleep, perfect digestion, £ ths panied—by 83-----delegates. The— ex-governor ■ ■। ........ — .............. ■ —■ 4----------v — cs------ - -------ra -—v* true remedy for all nervous troubles. St. Pau), Minn., July 2.—The republic­ Mmi 1mm Barra ufHa represented the minority faction from ans held their convention here Wednes­ £ralaro^J^inUd®AIr’ ro nnctaB»’« tnTaMI Arapahoe county, which w>> not nlCtofSntl^r’’Mn vNh* ««**»”• to n , a. n . i lowed > place in the convention, and day. A full state ticket was uomina ted. Jtow^iL£?‘nLK..faP**u',,‘w’’ From Hon. David M. Clbugh being the choice New Ortmu.M d.tlv ,C------ k pMUuU> m.nk.t. Ui V« ilc took occasion to denounce thegathW|r” ’ ■ sring as illegal, saying he would carry foi governor. The platform indorses an appeal to the national convention at that adopted at St. Louis, recognizing Lowest Rates, Best Routf ] 51. Louts July 22. the rights of the laboring man, ex­ "I was delivered presses itself in favor of good roads of TWINS in Milwaukee, July 4.—The Milwaukee and favors the taxation <jf unused rail­ txwus. road lands. gamblers had their inidng in court ith after waiting a long t ime for it. Jadge all potato la bfllutoiYiaTiTir Paw Paw, J1L. July 6.—Ernest Johnson declared the anti-gambling Knauer, a young man aged 30. who lived ordinance that has been in vogue here only since IsWunconstltutionaL at Compton, five miles weat of here, was killed Saturday morning. He was atInsurgent Lea dem to B« Jfkqwru Fuu v.na, July 6.—The iwru Mowing bis eyes out and fnicTopaoro. Bactao, Jooe COOX BROS-. Proprietors Death at Hartford, Conn., of Har­ riet Beecher Stowe. Cleveland, O., July 6.—-At the funeral of William Ruttger, the striker killed at AND WIFE Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cline’s Experi­ ence and Marvelous Escape. Life had Become a Burden and She Thought was Going to Die. 4 California, i Louisana.New Mt xico Texas, and Arizona. ik&H. Kil&a&icc i Safin r The Southern Pacific Nervous LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO Dyspepsia Through io Galllornla AOfl* bau, 111001 tl* UBPdlj M8lSfl8lt Mid. Hood’s Mata, Kan., tayai Sarsaparilla MEXICO, Hood’s Pills ugh igan Cent in the hours. ...W*h'»VA New Mexico arid rornia ^^Dyae.iKr<.» »■ '■ ‘ l • will wall >1 IWMnrt JiiortW" “,nl S&iT.teTU « ar UCTCT torwrrd until iwrt H.niFiS^n c,!*™ •- '"“"w” ■ *1 Maaager. GnH 1\& ‘ A' �A WEE ROMANCE- J-j ^STlNGS BANNER' T^dlytjuly 9-‘B96- Wrl tw *» BRAZIL'S BLACK DIAMONDS. I _ Mew Well Satisfied with Alth In■ lhe 5*«~*‘t<U<u»o»d tninc. bv Freeman H. bo*twiek (novolum—*?*!• 11 o —» “? — ••*ma , *» B volume ex^u’^ « Africa. Brasil & STRANGE SIGHT. <**WI1»Mbw report, there 1. recorded t2^7ny^2e_d““«>ds to that part Ship r.r ta. niu^raeesp. » case well-nigh aaomuaing. whose oc Loodor, on *"rth- “>• a UrM mi.< eqrbty“Nearly forty years ago, after iQOll* 1 ■n,l**biat <; . u averbourd. ------- oaaloo waa not tbe breach, but the keep- I Thev ai^hto' "I’1*11*1'™ Is easy. tb«- uffire «t the H <1V,n“md‘‘- «od not eome weeks of sickness, my hair .ic,ll1, n <visa flock of pills. Ib"® ingot a promise not to marry. Tb^ ' the ibe Twenty third d«y oi Jtwe a. D. cirtrieen tynifd gray. 1 began using Ayer ’ s ,A,,j ili-m by the l»»r “.""S hundred and etebry one iu Liber 16 ot Murumgric>1'eMerly womp', 1 uleir g—Tbe place of ro, on rrir- 3TO which Mid mortaaxe was duly T <>l 'be st.-awcr from 10 to 25 told the nephew whom she meant to In min^T flLT^r* “ndergroun.i liiur Vigor, and was so well satis­ axsirre-.i n the tenth day ol J«uiuary, A- D. •to,i,st .... ,h|p-s rail, with every eye make her heir. He. it appears, fell vfo. due? Afr*'a dM* not l,ro fied jvith the results that I have c lab I »-t-u butulna aud iriDety five, by tbe erm! fret fron: th John and Ire Davenport, exrcuiom. to Cameron •ok- from which refuse of never Uied any other kind of dress­ D. U’ai-rDi&D. of l>troir, in Raid Mate, and on Ilf lfr’ Em* si T-Tapr*y of tin* imme place, -ole exe­ all A- is Jumped into the ing. It requires only foe copk’- 1 cutor ‘if the last wiH of Paiurta W. Tapper, do ± j.-?™' ” She did .ton, knroa. Unk&X ally, this grateful event eeasn! . and Deteii E Waterman of the state of an occasional appli_______ »» U! era. *<‘n' Color .<t<«. sole executrix of (be last will of after meal time, nnd a not try threat, diplomacy or detect­ fk cation of Thuf»N*» <». Waterman, deceased, which »aM as,« „hip ten hours for the ivej in vest iffntion--3he was another sort realised for about SO years, and im►taniiK nt wax. oil the Ftrat day of June A. I). ^1'1.™^ nrcJOM,n,,,l-v w"e n'BdelgJit-eii hundred and ninety-five recorded iu mJ (k.«h nt the scraps that and knew a trick worth all of them. said 10 aterer's Office, tn Liber 32 of Moi tsages. M°n" an‘,ak'" “"d consigned to the ocean. She said plumply tn the youngster that sulit b On pFgr 37S upon which mortCTge there is Lnkn • """hMerr in a way that was it. • , Hair Vigor to keep claime i to be dun at the date of this notice, the s::.,t lx? fooled'with any- so Iqng an he remained free of the unknown until recently. . The snlit Th.’ sum of Three Hundred and sixty five dollars k m > ’ ^ ia * r ®f good :<-rsh narnt or crackers. widow he might count upon receiving ■oust follow the grain. ’ H it XeXJ (fiX-vao, and do suit or proceedings at taw hare thinmBf : 1 *' remove ing be»n Instituted at taw to recover the same Having.H»<3 KCinflS Of from herself £500 a year. the atone will be uutel. Each stone or any part thereof, notice Is therefore hereby WgQjdBPdaiHlrulT, to heal hi.,! I tossed into the air more of prudence than sentimen*, he given, ihat on Tiwsday the 2fith day of August The'eX11”0 CU1*“ <1“«ren‘ •!««next, at eleven o’clock in tbe forenoon. I shall itching humors, and prevent tlie -,ut ncit a bird turned c cloned with the offer, and for several - -Mell at public auction. Io the lilaliest bidder, drin. <h'n 'v,'We<1 into mining you liohl a scrap of ^ars iiair from falling out. I never hesi­ and spent the promfocxl dnlta if they are (sale to take ptace at lhe trunidoor of foe Court be „wd tor boring (rai : t House, in foe city ol HaMlngs font being foe k ; *:>|. you see every tate to reemnmend Ayer ’ s medicines The steel Meel is I, eti <.,< ubout thc ,|ioniMd , 1 Xfte Rtace where tbe Circuit Court for Barry county ’< l.e dares, with’ a n*tm lhe aunt either fnvw tired cf that it cannot gvi icx>-« i held).the premlwa escribed In said mortto my frienOa ” — Mrs. H. M. H aioiit , ----------1 get loose. In the same ga» c. (or so much tlicreef as shall oe necessary r turn of the In-ad. paying or bcoune h-™ fearful of the ' way nearly all dinmX7 Avoca, Sebr. to suttefv the alnount due on tueb Mortgage, ■ ;t|id a wild scream w slow . and she would not pay another Every tooth is—^.v.s.l sows ore. made. with seven ner cent. Interest and legal costs, . .L.------ — Oan black-diamond cube. together wilh an attorney fee of Fifteen Dol­ .re many pair*, ha penny so the nephew went to law. E. when lar 8 provided lor hy statute), that Ik to say, tbe On 'vhen Jl«‘ Steel j>or■ . ihe stir.light: 50 pairs following piece or parcel of laud, viz: .......................... ' T' !il,hoorh "P»t the intteument I, is 1n a mohen Tho Boufo Wert quarter of tbe South West . dttogic in the sir. poshir eounwl wns not aJmittjnp tUn ntAtc. West quarter pt Section Twenty-two 1221 In uporetnent, <lr<lnn.t It rowld not be nn- . T^ ~ e a.?T|,t ,o uml!e ’hc« stones Townsnlp Two ftti North, Range Ten [ 10J West, tn the County ui Barry and State of MichlRan, :• n; is •when the dinner Torwsl as contmry to public modesn : ’ containing forty xercs more or kus. the learned jod^ tho'ught'o’t’hTmri'w. taUtX.? The ^riVg^at“7tlXti’m i'i-:'i-d from the galley. .Dated Kalamazoo May 25^66. . —,.*i:b|h. rhe air is filled A pronuac to abstain Wholly from mar. ■ market price of the Brasilian dinCajikkon D. watkiimax. EhnestT.Taddey. Executor. Rcparcd by Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co.,-Lowell, Hmm. nage, he Raid, neither could or should moud. . Ukucx E. Watebvax. Executrix. with Assignees of Mortgagees . -.vi ■ ’l) jUjilifted •• winffK -. ■ be enfon-ed, bat this teas to refrain I Maclr diamonds weigh ordinarily less J. D. Bub.ss. Attorney for Inlinwi Tike Ajer't Jarupirilla tor the Cea'leiin. Hnj.pir... n.thvvnm only from mnrnage whh a parUeutar than 100 caMta. ranging aU the w?e ------COOK B»qs- Propritom. tfnrndta for bnweb of promtoe of mar- Ayer’s Hair Vigor. AYER’S AYER'S Hair Vigor , ■ i< for its. If. The person, henra the plaintiff was entitled down to half a carat. The lamJi ... . ........................ W irhole ctolm with costs tpttofrnee waafoSd only .'shoTtL^ h avh}g ........ :i white, s-trug- !.? • i f-i i t; its wake. But in consideration of having resigned ago. its weight being 3?0 rural,. Th,•rtstrt Stftor her again. his HUural trevslom of marriage." , diamond was sold to a museum for ! sail Mirenely on with »• most amazing piece -r.w Xvas a gull coolly th its bill while it was I flight] apparently her a; follow^ SPEED OF • L’£S,OOO. INSECTS. „ I . PARKer'S.CINCER •' tonic PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM WAYS OF AUTHORS. j Bi rds. ’ . It ha popular belief tkat the flightof ; I trious and I'ulnstakini;. Pc, mA f iau at Dnaj.vi ’ ; birds I. tuunh swifter >-hnn that ot in------------ a and perseverance, -, n in- PwVwff . Industry “an sect.; but a awniber of naturallata who finite eh purity Ibr taking pain,.- if they have beam making a stmly of Uiy matter I are not iodecd gcuius itaelf.as has paraCkUhe.ter’. Km.IJ.Ii Diamond Umnd. th.nk that such isnot tbe-emte. ’-.lexically been anal, format icaat the in­ A common house fly. fur example, is ^spensnble aecompur.imonte to iL Mr not rery rapid in itsfligkt. but itR wings Uider Haggard‘ declare* ' that he writes make SOO beats a second, nnd send it his books simply by keeping nt work on; through the air 25 feet, under ordinary them. And the industry of Mr. Rudyard circumstances, in that -s^ce of time. Kipling may be measured by the‘fact W hen the insect is alarmed, however, it that he is said to have written ••The has been found that it can increase its Record of lladalia Herodsfoot." seven rate of speed -t» over 100 feel per second. times over, and then to have made conIf h could continue such rapid flight for fiiderablecorrcctionson the pro«>fs. The a miiy in a straight line it would cover late Prof. Huxley was another writer • that distance in.exactly 33 seconds. whose industry in perfecting his liter­ It- is not an uncommon thing, when ary exprcssioih was only rivaled by his traveling by rail in the summer time, to genius. see .-i bee or waijp keeping up with the Strikingly contrasted with this neces- I tniin. and trying to get in ar one of the sitr for industry, says ('hamlie.rs* Jour- * windows. nnL have been the personal inclinations HL'IUS IE TRANGE A PEOPLE. ripviifttee.’it to ■•••xlland. >rco‘i<.-cted ninny »ntcresl­ ut tne Sifri Indians, who part qf the state of i'o. Th»! shore of the u.riiia and on the. island that gulf. Thefnctehaw Miminatjiz’Kl by Prof. W \\ -I ington! From time •.•tiino!|>: r.uJf Jf ’ ofTii.kxh .J Mctfr NNYROYAL PILLS Svriinnd has mnnined n.-xplorvil. partly because :■ desrirt. bnrrirr. and pm! o' the warlike reputaiind bloodthirsty inhabtion of: A swallow is considered one of the pi. J-ss a’pahi-ioh-for alien •swiftest of flying birds, and it wns ; •_ raf-fiert swve when they’ thought unt'd recently that no insect ' irar.T Thr Seri In­ ecmld escape it. A naturalist tells of nn , r il-nl as of •’superb phy- exciting chase he wiw between nswal■ run down fleet game and low and a dragoi^ fly. which ta among •i i'd Mexican horses witii- thr swiftest of insects. The bisect flew out nuk , , projectiles; able to run with incredible speed, and wheeled and ru rtr-K h-' d-eserl; v aferlt-ss and food- dodged m ith such ease that tbeswallow, despite its uninost efforts cdmpleCely •le»s.' K : I ?. .iRetain from Tood Tailed to overtake and capture it.—Phi laIwrwn • r 6:i\ :: tuile linbituaily to del piita Record. • • throughvnrttw and over i inTH AI NED TO STEAL. *!• <•:<•< without thought <»1 •mint:.!'- of some conspicuous writers. Thnck. confessed that his besetting sin was tray laziness; he could never write, he snid. ,till the printer'^, devil was at his door. I The Story, again, is fold of Dickens, hour I once in a stationer's shop he was start led ' by hearing a lady at thccQunter inquire • whether the next number of n certain ! novel, then appearing in monthly parts, ’ were out yet. Little did the customer guess that the next part of the story was I not yet irfexistence, und Lhatthe gentle1 roan at her elbow, in fact, storxl there : for the purpose of buying the paper upon ’f^tjlch he intruded to go home and \vritr.the chapter asked for. ■ • i ■ I ' | [JAX0N o N I PINGREE SHOE. fl Shoe with a Record. For Men, Women Boys and Girls. 790851 AR - THRO- PHON -1-A iS:sSgg£&» n I ,w Cure tb. cures piles because It reaches the sore spot. At drugBlsts or by mail. Send For BcoUet. • founder of the kingdom. Icetenden Uke Saaff. In Iceland tho natives are very fond of snuff. It to made Into bars alter the manner of plug tobacco and~ld In that abape. The Icelander allows the nail of his right thumb to gjw long, and when be wanto to use snu# b, wratebes It off tbe bar with tbe nail onto tbe back of bta left band and then applies It to bls none. e«uei v-w—— SIXTEEN TO ONE Dated April XU 1M». Ai-oxzo K. KxJsArrox, splbi^ V”r' L,3u|JV0g-||vg„ _______ ) t>soyg »«o d;uo W. ft SPENGE HASTINGS. J »v>»»n pwofNegJ F. Otfr Farmer Friends can get nice printed Stationery at this office abont envelopes from the stores. , John Anummwb, Attorney for Mortgagee. i t The Suez cinal reprraente at jpresent n clear profit income of over £ MORTGAGE SALE. MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made in the conditions of s mortgage made by Wm. H. Whippl*- nnd his wife Elta A. Whipple, to Jrha Andrews. Jamfery .*>. 1®3. nnd on January 23,1893, record­ ed in the office of the Register of Deed* ot Itarry County in the State of Michigan, In Liber 44 of iM on gages, ou page IQ. on which inortgaae tbere is claimed to be due Five Hundred and Fifty One Dorian and eight)-nine rente ■ and »o milt or pioreedlngs at taw having tx-rn Instituted to recover the amount secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. Nonce is Un retort hereby giver, that or Snturday ibe tstb day of July i«w. at ten o’clock in the forenoon, there will be sold at thr north front door nf the. Cxnirt House, tn tbe ( Uv of Invert vourMvlnipi lu Profit Sbarlnr. Flret Hartings. County of Barry and State of Mk-hMort<ng:. Gold (Coupon> Bomb, of fioo eseb. igan, aM Court boom being the place in which •t» liu^e profit; interest Mid prlDdMl P«y*b> the aircult court for the County of Bany is in *o’d regardless of wy change in the tew. 8e- held, tt public auction to tbe blgbest bidder, curttyabsolufe.' A boon tor wnnll forester*. the premises deacribed in said mortgage or ho Payment m rtnall monthly Installment*. Write- mucR tbweof aa may be necessary to saihfv the amount due on said mortgage with tbe iutereu*. tn-a»y for book. “Ii.ve<tmrata IM Havlnc*." FIDRLirr MONO L'NDKRWaiTlMO CO. thereon, and.the costa, emerges and-expenroa allowed by law and provided for In said mnrt. isa-l OS Lajteltebt., Chicago, III. ngUi said premises bring situated io ttu* VBFageof Delion, County of Barry and Bte*® of Mkrtilgaii and dracrfbrfl H« Viltoge I^te Num­ ber thirty four and Hurts five in the VHImb of Delian, Barry County. Mkblgan. according to tbe Recorded !**ar thereof. mt back won’t hurt. away. Dollars and fifty-tear «e«u< vlded for in aafd mortgage and no *utt or ccedlngs at taw having been tnrtttuted h re­ cover the amdiun secured by said mortgagi or any part thereof.Notice is therefore hereby given that on the eighth day of August. A. D. IfeMt. at ten o’. l>*ek in the forenoon, there will be sold at for N. rth front door of the Court Hoose, in the <21* ot Hastings, County of Barry and State of Mich­ igan. (told Coart House being the buildii. in which the Circuit Court tor the County or 1; ■’ rv Is held), at public haction to the highest bto,;er. lhe btcmlres described in said mortgage or so much thereof minay be rerestary to w.-vdv the amount dui on said mortgage, as above ‘•el forth with the toterert thereon, and Um n-sti charges and expenses allowed by law and | rovideo for in snid inortu»ge. sxltl preinis---; imIng situated la the lowneblp ot Yankee Springs, tn the County of Harry anil State of Michigan and described as the East waif <d Die Knuth West quarter of section twenty-sewn, iu town three North, rarge ten West ct i:tth.ii:g eighty acres of land more or less. D*ted Hastings- Mich. May 13.1896. Jastkr Ana ms. Administrator of the Estate of Tbeadotia Dry­ er. deceased. Assignee of Mortgage. Alomzo E- Kknastox. Attorney for Jrwper Adams Administrator Ac Assignee Of said Mortgagee- Not one part but every part of HIRES Roetbeer tends toward making it the perfect temperance and healthgiving drink. Piles Dr. Handy’s Pile Cure ihe Default bartug been made lu tho eomlHiotui of a certain mortgage made by Hiram A Bare JIOKT<;*GESALK. her. Elizabeth IL Barber his wife. vlaren*v H. Barber and Lillian Barber his wife to Philip T. Default having (>eeu made in the conditions nf k mortgage made bv James F. Norwood and Colgrove dated March U A. D. t»K. and record­ Iw-iin Norwood, bls wife, to John- Andrews. ed V> the office cf the Register of Deeds, for the Mareli 22. I8SX mikI on March 27. IM»l, i<*«.,orGed Cnuntv of Barry and State of Michigan, on the tn Liber 47 of Ju the office of lite itrfclrterof D+eds of Barry 14th day of March A. D. Countj-in lhe State of Michigan, in Uber 3H of Mortgages, on page MB. That sa(d mortgxge Mortgages,on page 12<J, on wblcb mortgage was duly asrtgnedto Sarah Johnson, and duly t here Is claimed to be due Five Hundred and recorded In the office nf thr Register ot Deeds Twenty eteb'-l> illar* and thirty six cents and for Barry County. -Michigan. Thai sala mortgage was upon the express i no suit orprocevtngsattaw bating been InsDtuted to recover lhe amount secured by said condition that should default be made in the liajnimi of Interest, or any part tlirn-ol.on any iiinrivMKv or any part thereof. whereon thr same is made rtne ana pay­ •Noiii-r H Uiereforr here by alven. that on Sat­ urday i he lrtli <1 a* of July 18$*, at tep o’clock able. aa above-expressed, and should the same lu tlieforenoon, there will be sold at the north remain unpaid and In arrear for the space of front door of lhe Court House, in lhe Citv of thirty davs then and from thenceforth, that laHastings. County of Barry and State of Mich­ to say. niter the lapse of the said thirty days, igan. s-atd Court House being the place In which so much of the aforesaid principal sum of three the circuit cr-nrr for the County ot Barry Ixh-ld, hundred seventy four nnd JS-100 dollars as re­ at public auction to the htenert bidder, the mains -’unpaid, with all arrearage, of interest: premises described In sqtd mortgage or so thereon, shall, at the option ot the said oarty of much ihereof as may be neressarv to satisfy the second part t>eceme due and payable. Default ImvIng been inade in the payment of the amount due <m said mongaee. with tne in­ terest i hereof, and the rosta. charces and ex­ lntere«t due March Ulh. l«« and tbe.same Imvpenses Hllowed by law and provided for in saidI Ing remstneq unpaid and in arrears for lbw mortgage.said preinl-es being situated In the■ space of thirty days and upwards the aforesaid Village of D» lion. County of Barry and State of[ principal sum of three hundred seventy-four Michigan and described as lot number sixteen। and 16-100 dollars with all arrearage of interest lu the Village ot Delton also tot number one. thereon Is no'T declared due and payable by the hundred and thirteen in Bush' and Blackman**4 terms of said mertgsEr. ori which inortgaBrAddition to said Village of Delton. Barry c-onn- there.la claimed, to be due at'the date of talBs tv. Mich., according to the Recorded Plat there- notice the sum. of four hundred three Doiatre. and fifteen cents, and «n attorney's tee ofr Twenty-five Dollars provided for in'said mortDated, April 22. 1890. gMgv. mid no wit or proceedings at law having John andrkwh. AdoxzoE. Kexahtox. Mortagee. been t> stltnted to re.-over tire moneys wcurea by «xld ntortgare, or any part thereof, Atturnev for Mortgagee. Now. Therefore, by virtue of the power of' sale contained In'said mortgage, and the statute­ PROBATE ORDER. in such case made and provided, notice H bereState ot Michigan, County of Barry—ss bv given that on Saturday the Twenty-fifth Bay At a session ot Die Protmte Court for th- ,ofJuiy A. D. 1806. at ten o'clock In the fore­ Countv of Barry, holden at tbe Probate otfk-e. Id noon. I shall eeli ar FnbHc Auction, to the htehthe Citv of Hastings, Id said county on. Tues­ ert bidder, at the North front door of the Conrt day the 23rd day of June in tbe year House In the City of Hastings. Michigan (tbar one thousand eight hundred and ninety six. being the phice where the Circuit Court for ’ Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Bairy County !is boldcn). the premises describedProbate. ■ io said uwruuc, or m> much thereof as may ’feIn the matter of the estate of Tru man Gallup, neeesHAry to pay the amount due on said mvrr- • gage with seven nereent. interest, and all legal On reading and filing tbe petition duly verified eostajogetbec with an fttoreey’s tee of Twentyof Mary Callup, widow of «aid Deceased, pray­ five Dollars covenanted tor therein, the premis­ ing that a certain- Instrument nnw on file In es being described tn said mortgage as ail those said court i>u-iM»rting to be the lust w III and certain pieces and parcels of land situate and testament <*f said deceased be admitted u» pr*i- being itvibe city ot Hartings in the, Co util y nf baie and-the executor therein nsna-d «ud ap Barry and State of Michigan, and known and de'crlbed a* follows: ' IKiinted. Thereupon It is ordered, that Thursday the Tne North half of ibis Nine hundred and «ix* loth day of July, A.D.. 181X5 a: ten o'clock, in ty-three rsej) and Nine hundred sixty-four (f¥4>. the forenoon, be assigned for the beariiiL’ *»f • Rid of the City of Hartings. Michigan, according to petttton and thHt the heirs «f law of »d*< de- the recorded put thereof. ceaned and all other persons iutervsted in -ail . ' ' Sarah Johxsok. ’estate, are required to api»ear a« a session of Fhtiji* T. Coujrove, Assigneeot Mortgagee. said court, then to be holden at the Probate of­ Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee. fice, In the City of Hastings. In said county, and Dated April 20.. 1896. show cause, if any there be. why the prayer ol ■he petitioner may not be grrjg-fK. t:.d ” ’r MORTGAGE SALE. further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the pcreons Interested In said estate, ol the Default bavine been made in the conditions pendency of said petition and the hearing of a certain murtsare made by ,M*rprett A. thereof by ct.using r ropy of (bis order to Im Slevttis. F artnce K. SpHuldli g. tlrrln E. Bar­ pubilshea In the || st'pgs Raxxkr. a n»-wa- ' ker. Alton E. Barker Blanche It. Barker, ARnes paper pr>nT«-d and ctrc>itaied< in said County o’ 1 Barker. Matliu V. Barker. H unett I. Bartier Itarry, once/ln eK'h »rok for three-successive to Reilly D Bostwick, of Ithaca, New York veoks prenon* said dav nf btrnrliu*. dhtfd December 17 A. D. If*u. and record­ Char W. arxisikonu, ed in the office uf the Rtglrter <4 Dted.*, for the • Judge of Peptone. County «f Barry tn d Stale of Michigan, on the t»ih dn> o: Dreeuilwr A. D iFta. in Liber S3 of Morqpge-. on puce 72, on which mortgage there I* ritolmed tn be due at the date ot this notice T-ftoftATE ORDER. _ the rem of E gbt hundred Nli»»-iy Eight DoBars Skate nf N'chiiecn. C<*nniy of Itarry—««.. mu! Ninety Ki.-hf oei ts.RiKl an xtn-ruey'a fee of Al a Krsslou (4 I he probate Court for Hie iweMy-five Dollar* provided for in • said (Jumity of Bam. holtlen at miv the aProbate Office. v,V''i*kv.-l •I...MVO -V* ,v> • . Ilia. inorteege.. anw a'hd no min suit ... or jn proerf\iiiFngtt **• at eeare tew In the I’uy ot in ssid Cnumy on Fri- .barite betn Instituted to recover the moneys day. the 19th dxy of June. In the year reined by sain inorigagr. or any fart thereof; •ne thoti*an<l eight hundred and ninety-six Now. Therefore, by virtue of ih- power of Pre-e.ut Charles W. Armstrong. Judge ot Pro­ sale aouluined iv said mortgage. Hi-a the stat­ ute Id «urh caw insdp and pnnld«d. notice Is bate • lu the matter of ’lie estate of Mary A. Swan­ hereby given, that on Saturday the 1st day of son. deceased. Aogurt A D. lK9t'.al 10 o'clock In tne fore noon ,1 On reading and tiling the petition duly verified shall sell st Public Auction, to ihp highest bid­ of SI. C. Merrl't, son of said deceased. prajJug der at the Noith front door of the Court House (hat admlnhtnitlon of said estate be granted to IniheCIty of Hustings, (that tM-mg the place W. Il Mei ritt. or !«• -one other suitablepersou. where the Circuit-Court lor Dairy County is Thereupon tils ordered, that Wednesday the holden). the premises described In said niorttr.M day of Jnlv. a. i» , inn*, at ten o'clock In gige. or so much thereof as may 1-e-iiroeteary the forenhnn, t»r iresigned for the hearing of to-pay fbe amount due on said mortgage, with -.aid |>eti'.lon and that the heirs at taw of said 8 per cent, interest, and all legal costa, together deceased and all other persons Interested in with Rn attornev's fee ot Twenty five TXHtais -aid estate, kre re«i«ilre'l’oainH?xr nt ft se-slon ciAetai'ted tor therein, the ptemi-r»» being de•t said Court then hi i>e l»>ld»-t> nt lite Probate MillM-d'in said n-ortga»» ns all tl-xr err’sin lot ofilrr. in lite City of llasiltigs. tn said County, piece and parcel of land situate In the Town of .ind show caus**, II there be. why the vraver Marte Greve in the County of Barry and: State .if the petitioner insy not be granted. And It is of Michigan, aud known and described i3 fol­ further ordered, that said petition* r give no’lce lows: The‘Kart half of the South East Quarter of io Hie jtereons ii>tereale<i In said estate, of the pendency nf said ttetltlon and thebewring there­ Brotton Thirty-two (321 In Town Two (2) North of by cNU«ing a ropy.of this t»rder to be publish­ Kanre Seven .7) West containing Eighty Artes ed hi tne Hawliiig. ItAXhEH. a newspaper ul l 4KK1 more or less. Emily D. BnwrwMm. print* d and cleenja*ed in said County «f BarryMortgugee. onre in ew;b week f.ir three xucuemlve week* previous to <aid day of hearing. rrtrtjrT.Coi.n«ovK. ■ CliARI.KS W. ARMSTRONG. Attorney for Mortgagee. A true copy.} Judge of Probate. Dated A rrit 38th, 1W6. j ' T!-.*Ay s|K-»k a dtatinet ■ Aero nip! Ire. I <triz*t It" practice moncjgHTheir hatred forxd)m Pointer dogs con nhvay* be trained SENATOR JONES’ LUCK.' : 'V/nfy.i The remains of ,tn uteai. Many of them are natural • -r. Serit^iid Indicate that -thieirs without training.and any of the Dnexpertrd Hud of it .Match in a Nevada ' > . nr ajways kept their -.species can be taught. There is p d ?g. <’an.Vvn. ;p foreign invasion, and of this kind in northwest Washington. Senator Jone?, cf Nevada, according JI? will pick up anything he can find - th-jir customs and to the Rochester Timrtf, tol«i the fol- < •• crude si-nd simple .have around a yard or outside of a store, but lowing story of the findingbf a mutch '• his Specialty in )ad.iea’ pocketbooksand on a gold-hunting trip in early days ' handbags. When he sees one of thise tba Washington reporter:' he grabs it nnd runs, always succeeding RFUL DISCOVERY. ”t\’e set out one day to go*up a gn at in getting out. of sight before he can rnnyOH.’-* says the senator, “uud we ; be captured or followed. No owner has found it limst fatiguing, for there was >i -iinak are much ever been seen, hence no complaints no road. Six miles cf travel in the i have been made at police headquarters. canyon was equal to 23 on the level. \*u|» niorof the French but. there is little doubt, if.it were po«s : during his recent ■ sible to follow the animal, that it would noon we-bad gone about half our jour­ be found that Ifo has been carefully ney. and wo stopped to rest, bwns very •■ast wish Father Paulin • ’ trained ns a purse-snatcher, and that fond of smoking and pulled oiit my : the ijuaristcommunity i e reported discovery, l.e takes his booty home to his master. pipe. Intending to take n, smoke, t Fie seems to be aware that he is doing loaded up and (hen reached for amaldi. :i ^’r-adard, is that d) wrong, jumping fences and dodging There was not one in my ‘pot ket. My the r; t!i<- hntiw inhabited by ' the Pl deputy ivas not a smoker, and he <lid ।ein anil St. John, after around houses when running away. not carry matches. I was almost-dy•*wBOUGHT ANOTHER’S MUSTACHE. hig for n smoke. As 1 wns Jookii.g ■ '. it uppers, was not sit uah<i i* ’.‘1. as has hitherto been Paid the I’rlro, But Failed to Get the around almost despairingly I saw ;i match lying on the ground right beside Good*. ' ' ••* d. Lut at place three A singular story is rejiorted from St. a little strenin that, ran through the . -‘iii’i-site. ivh*»re thr Rite is canyon. 1 was almost frightened nt । l;<* ■ •!, < <nitqiuing the rev- Calais. A few days ago several per­ the sight of it in such an ouGof-the■ in* c :t(ht*rjpc of Etn mere sons. were sitting at- a .table in a local way place. I picked it up. saying tohotel, when the splendid mustache of ■ nun, the; account of myself: ‘Of course, it won’t light, it (-1 the jnrious scene* of a horse dealer became tbe subject of has been lying in the wet sand a long Chti> -- un has Lirrn pubU-sbed in tonveraation. One of the members of the party complimented the horse deal- time, and I can’t expect it to light.’ ; ianguagck. . - ■ I f;rechaukl Paulinus found **r ;tnd hsked him for what price lie J’.ut it did light, nnd I had my smoke. bit* iiulicattil by Anne Cath- would sell his mustache. "Ten francs,” I never knew a piece of luck to beat In all sixes, widths and stylet; fine and that. It la not the most im]x>rtant in ;.m rich is-Jknnwn to the replied the latter, laughingly. “I will mediuui grades. my life in which good fortune haa peauidi • • l’»•iirghia tapoiill, signify- buy half of them.” said the would-be stood l>y me. but It i« one of the '•’* the \ irgin.’’ and that the. purchaser, placing „ five francs on the ■ . ' orrri-pondR with the table. The horse dealer put the money strangest I in his pocket aud later in the evening I n •. hen in the nnn’u honk. I m prone . --- t~““ f Named After Royalty— —I left the hotel. Not quite appreciating appreciating Acconling to the invariable custom of the joke, the man who was njinas the the duke of Bichmond’s family it is five francs sought the aid of the county prescribed that the eldest son and the The Pingree ‘•Xevrrslip” Winter Shoes I court process server, and, having laid eldest -on -----------son OI of lDC the riuVBV eldest --son shall^-----be ifor men. save wearing rubbers."do not beat ; the information in »«,Kular 1 lwmc(1 ofter King Charles II., to whom the feet.prevent daninnps- striking through brought action against the horse dealer Xbey owesosomuch. much. The Thesame sameprinciple principle soles, and m ike walking In slippery places, ‘ 9Lord v ~_..1Salisbury C.IIrkiirv’s’cfamily. fnmilv, comfortable and safe. Al&u used exten­ for 500 francs damages for non-execuprwrv ed in AND NEURALGIA CURED BY sively In Bicycle shoes. tion of hi« contract. wnere me ciuwv -- ----------------- after Jura .lurar— I., who "bo brstowed b«towe<l the earlearl­ K.e«-Scente< Dog. dom of Salisbury nod - vleeoUBty -- of CranA German, sportsman once said to a cioruoi stiuovu.j borne on the original founder of the well-known Scotch baronet: “Talking . _____ j about dogs with keen scent, I have one house. . >n Germany that will compare favorably Inserting a Maleom. the flr.t king of Scotllind. with any you have In Enjland." "Very In. but remarkable dojr. 1 euppoee?" yawned who lived in the eleventh century. wn« thecXay tbeliatener. “I should»ayTheday put to death by Macbeth, perhaps not after I left home he broke hia chain, ano, exactly as described by Shakespeare, r hours, be nc . all evCTt, the plot of the great although I had been away for merely plav is strictly true to bis­ tracked me and found me xr**** ’" by I d ion' TheScottish monarchy ii of much scent. What do you llilnk of*'that. "1 tbfbk you ought to take a bath, re­ nnriquity. Malcom haring bee.h plied the Caledonian, turning calmly reigning sovereign after Fergus L THE 35 «>t MuHjnpa. on Mortgager. x, ADMINISTRATOR’S 8ALE. In ibe matter of the Estate of Asher K. Mtaa’^'mSTto&eby giveu that I shall Mil at Pub­ lic Auction, to i be htabest bidder, on Hatorday the twenty fifth day of July, A. D . 18W, at nine o'clock, in tbe iorenoon, al the Probate otocr in the Court House. In the City of Hastings. Id tbe Ouuaty of Ban y. in tbe State of Miehtean, par.-aant to I.ieruM* and authority granted te me on tbe fifth <tav of June. A. D-. 1&. by tbe Prolot.Usod td the real estate sift Id the County of Barry, in the pa. known sad dr <rH*d »a t: The North Kart frad local qi te fourteen town one (1) North n �= astings Banner. . Thursday, July 9, 1896. MA»HALL L. COOK,Editor. mine owners of tbe west are complaining EDITORIAL NOTES The News abd Tribune base rone to peddling “free silver buttons, large as a qo3tar, and made of German rUvw/* price one dime. Of course It la expMted that tbe unlimited free coinage of these buttons will Increase lhe price ot Garman elfver to any amount that may be filed tn What the great claw of laboring men tbe free coinage platform. Bat why dis­ criminate against American silver? We need in thia country is not more money but more work. There are too many people iu this country-who haven’t any stock In silver mines to vote for free and unlimited silver coin­ see how It la Tbe News and Tribune are after tbe German vote. The Germans generally favor sound money and are too honest to be bribed. Tbe scheme in prove a failure.—Detroit Journal age. Every dollar of money we now have will be continued In use if the republican party is successful, as it surely will be. Silver will be used in the fullest extent possible, just as it always bas been. Sltould lhe 32 to 1? free and unlimited coinage of sliver pre­ Settle ttae tariff question so that our rev­ vail there will certainly be sH ver monomet­ enues will exceed our expenditures and allism, and a condition of things brought the financial question will settle Itself about agalust which the people are talking mighty quick. • most, lu shorf, the republican financial platform means the use of gold, silver and The Germans are a safe, conservative paper, and every dollar worth 100 cents. people, and well versed in affairs pertain­ Free silver means tbe driving out of over ing to every nation. There are only two S600.000.000 at once from circulation, and German papers in the. United Stales that a depreciation of fifty per cent, of all the have declared for free sliver. money that is left. It means dollars worth How ran the United States alone say that tbe ratio of silver to gold shall be 16 to 1 when the commercial ratio is .nearly -8L , . 1 | ' WISHING ON HAY. Frto Uxation of sHver alone baa brought down prices. Saab argument Is foolish. Oom- She was a very nice looking giri> and erWently beloo<ed * petltion has been the great factor In lower­ MUed the uMri iri She riding on ing prices, not only of term products, but e Brightwood cer, end wm well out on manufactured goods as well. Only five or Sleuth ettwt med. My. the Weehtagsix years ago bicycles with pneumatic tirva ton Sur, when Hie epofa_to the moreadily told for from tl 35 to SI65. Now lormen. “I am newly dying to get they can be bought for $50 and even low­ Knnethlng.” .he remarked, “and I want to wi.h tor It on * toed ot bey. I er. la this because of the reduction of tbe told that It I rode out on this line 1 price of silver? ' No. It 1* simply because could meet any number of wagon, full hundreds and hundreds of bicycle factories of bay coming to tbe city.” have been started up all over tbl* country, “Kight you are, miaa." euewereu tne and tbe competition between the manu­ motormun, "and here come five loads facturers, the wholesalers and the n- down tbe road. You can wiab all you tellers bas brought down the price. The want dow.” It te presumed that the necessary same is true with tbe products of every were made, as -««• soon’ ’ ' or wishes - ------------J- for ■— line of Industry where there Is competition wish as the loads of bay passed the young and tbe competition will continue until lady got off and took a ear back to the “bed rock” price Is reached, below which city. Then, turning to the Star writer, no manufacturer can go without loss. Tbe the motorman said: “You beard tbafc great study nf the world is to produce didn't you ? Well. sir. I have bad a Simi­ something cheaper than anyone else can. lar expedience on this car several times. Machines are being improve I for that pur-, There are a certain number of ladies, pose, and ways are being studied with that young and otherwise, who ride out with end in view. Had nut Russia, India, tbe *u» for no other reason than to meet a load of hay. *o that they can wish on great NorthwesL or any other lands, no: it. There te very little trouble meet­ gone Into the wheat raising business on a ing bav wagons on the Seventh street large scale since the war the farmers of road, for there is scarcely a. trip of n Barry County would be getting just as car that we do not meet from one to much for their wheat as they ever did, be­ six,especially in the morning heurs and. cause there would be a big demand for It in dry weather. There te a great deal in lhe markets of the world. But the in it, too. My wife tells me she never farmer in the northwest can raise wheat meet* a load of hay without making a wish. She wished for me before she ranch cheaper than the Barry County got me, she told me. Well, you see. fanner can, and he raises much more of It she got a prise, though there neverhaw o u prize, Miwufi** ,a*to.w ~~— — and a much better quality. Tbe people of toea a time since we were married Russia and the people of India can raise when I have hod money enough saved to wheat much cheaper than the farmer of buy a load of hay half the size of that . young _• lady > wished »_to_j on. v I hopeh.r her. the northwest can. So In lhe m»rxel8<f the the world there has been, and' is now, a better luck, though. In love matters wishing on a load of hay is wonderfully competition going on between tbe wheal, J aiana, it appear^ even of jank and atetua, are ‘ ~ xaeM known wise women sibJe lore by substituting sham jew- ,uch aa baa been dneribed meat Itoitablr call for the wearing of auch gema aa are aeldom aeon. It la rather amnaIng to learn that much of the aplendor la pretense, and that, too. becauae the grand dames do not dare Croat thetr treasures In a crush, even though the crowd la composed of their own kind. Among — the Muaooritea, however, the sin ----—- ---------- -— — । jg held a trifljng ODe. and the gtory told that one lady of high rank was caught appropriating her cousin’a emerald*, and that victim declined to prosecute, merely saying: “Poor So­ phie! It te a very painful and nervous Whereto get good ma. chine oil at a fair price. HOLLOWAY <Siga of the Elephant disorder.” Taking Refuge In the BowL Since the bard times, said a barber, home hair cuts are more common, es­ pecially among the foreign population. The housewife puts a bowl on the heads of the men and boys in the family, then cuts of all the hair which shows be­ low it. The new railway around about 02 mile* in length. —in Hastings keeps a good assortment of machine oils—lard, castor cylinder, etc. Go and see him.. 000 o;o 0 o <> <<o 0’0 0 (,, Etna A family, residing in Lakeville, Conn.. 50 cents. Confidence will be restored just as soon j were visited by relatives residing some. , digfance off. One of the visitors re-as McKinley Is elected next November, | marked that there had been a great The theory upon which free silver men and prosperity will return just as soon as , qUaxjtity of bean porridge made in his our revenues exceed our expenditures. argue. Is that tbe monied interests of tbe fnmj|y; “enough,” said he, “to This can never be under the present free country have brought on the present crisis, loot a 74-gun ship. Don’t you think ro, and that banks have purposely caused a trade democratic policy. Uncle John?”—appealing to one of his panic. Such argument Is foolish. Any­ effective.” . relatives. “Yes, yes,” replied that uncle; Free silverites demand tbe free coinage one who will stop just one moment and raisers here and abroad, and this compe­ “ and the ship could float 24 hours and of silver at the ratio of 16 to I when the think, can readily see that it would be for tition bas lowered the price of wheat just wabblers and scorchers. not hit a hekn.” manufactured article. commercial ratio is 3-2 to 1. If free silver the best interests of the banks of the coun­ as It lias every is successful it will plunge the country in­ try to have just as much good money as Prices of wheat would have gone down CyclUt* Many Acddent* Occur. to an abyss of silver monometalism. There possible. Why? Banks make their money just the same, no matter whether there Every day cyclists tumble over each i George Bennett,, of Eden, Ont., met can be no dodging. off their deposits, and when their is plenty was free coinage of silver 16 to 1 or-10 to other) pick themselves up, moutat their i with a horrible death the other evening. of. money tbe deposits are larger, and con­ 1: no matter whether we bad gold mono­ wheels and arc off again without giving He was aoaisting in the operation of Even the free silver papers admit that sequently the profits are, larger. There metallism or sliver monometallism. Here the affair a second thought. Such mis­ splitting large stumps with a jack­ Gov. Altpeld, of Illinois, really bas the never was a time when'banks couldn’t is where the principle of protection steps haps, says the New York Sun, are pecul­ screw and had onf nearly split, when power of naming the democratic nominee loan their money. So to argue that the in. The United states is the best market iar to the sport. A new rider is bound he stepped into the opening. Suddenly to wabble about.and lose his head at the for president. If such a power is to be banks brought on this panic is to argue in tbe whole world. Our people are better the jackscrew sprung out, the stump most unexpected time, and it is proverb­ conferred upon the anarchist Governor, of that tbe banks would work against them­ fed, better ciuthed and better paid, than VIIMKTU like 4IICC a r* shot, nuvt, catching VU U-Ulllg Bennett, MCUUC closed and ial that when trying to steer clear of an Illinois, then God save the country. are the people of any land under the kun. obstruction he is sure-torun plump into be was slowly squeezed to death. selves. If it is found that the products of foreign it. When a wabbier meets a scorcher it A Chinaman's Greatest Crime. Tbe free aud unlimited coinage of silver pauper-paid labor are coming into our is said that the safest course is for the International agreement among tbe lead­ A Chinaman nt Shanghai committed ing nations of the world is the only way at the ratio of 16 to 1 doesn’t mean that markets and being sold cheaper than our former to make a bee line for the latter, , tbe tucuiuci uak what w uu v is us the UJC greatest £ iluicatut other day of Uli all In which the silver question can be settled there shall be sixteen silver dollars coined own manufacturers can sell them, we com­ wifh a determination to wrecking him । crimes in Chinese jurisprudence, by rightly. Germany, France, and the Latin for every dollar of gold minted. The 16 pel the foreigner to pay a“tex equal to lhe on the spot. By this means the safety murdering his grandfather. The pen­ union are ready, and England has consent­ to 1 Is supposed to represent the relative difference of wages abroad and wages at of both riders is assured. Accidents alty for this te to be “cut up Into 10,000 with w’abblers arc looked upon as inev­ pieces,” and the murderer’s father also ed to open the mints of India to the free value of the two metals: it really means home.” Under a succession of republican itable, and all injuries that occur from is punished for having brought up auch coinage of silver as soon as lhe leading that an ounce of gold is worth 16 times as administrations this not only kept the them which can be repaired by a black­ much as an ounce of silver. In the markets American market for Americans, but the smith or a bottle of arnlea are regard­ a criminal. nations agree upon a ratio. of the world the ratio of silver to gold is tariff on such goods as did enter our ed ns mere casualties incidental to ' Tbe republican party bas always carried about 31 to 1. The free silver advocates । Glasgow is likely ta follow the ex­ markets not only enabled us to keep our wheeling. . and adopt out tbe pledges it has made the people. therefore insist upon defying all laws ot receipts above our expenditures, but alto ; When a wheelman runs down a ;I ample ample of of Leeds, Leeds, and adopt an an overhead overhead of * " electric traction for - -the - -tramThe first act of McKinley, after he is in- production, and all laws of supply and de­ enabled ns to pay off a couple of billions wheelman it Is an unavoidable mishap. i system • ways of the city, which are the property augurated president next year, will be to mand, and argue that by le‘gisiation alone When u wheelman runs down a wheel­ ot dollars of our war debt, besides carry I of the corporation. woman it is an unpardonable blunder. promote au International conference among 16 ounces of silver shall be worth as much log on a system of internal Improvements the chief nations of tbe earth, with the reWhen two wheelwomen collide it proves as one ounce of gold, when tbe price es­ not surpassed in the world, and pay hun­ to each that neither understands her otult that those nations will establish a per­ tablished by. th* markets of the world is 31 dreds of millions of dollars In pensions to , sport, nnd is not yet educated for.the rnanent ratio for silver. to 1.’ If free coinage prevails, ever£ 50 soldiers, p _ _ _ Doa’t vote for free coinage cf road. n Irin or fhaf -------* it "appear, ---------------- «•that -. 1 n< that tho the ndSma Mee of farm farm)! In-hort, ol pre’ot cents worth of sliver mined by the western ,II«r^>lnkl The following countries are on lhe free silver mine owner, will be coined into one products, or manufactured goods will be cyclist* have almost a monopoly among qazo silver basis. Read the list and see if you dollar and have Uncle Barn’s stamp upon rjbe.1, beeause It will not be. Proteetton ' tbemwlre^ Wouldn’t It be n wi«e , Vgfo a want to put the United States in that it Do you wonder that the silver mine to American farm,. Arnerie.,, f.ctorle,. I I,laD’ ,f?r ,h'“ ’? class:—Bolivia, Central America, China, owners are Interested? and American home, I, lhe (nate.t qnea- "’1 ° Columbia, Ecuador, Japan, Mexico, Persie, , , to .... w. , I attempting to reform hose carriages w-« a a * tion l-ror. before the people to decide next........ No: and humb|e ,.™ ................... ......................................... Some free silver organs are constantly Fern, and Tripoli. It is a significant fact vember. .................................. VERY CHOICE CIGARS. 1 ^2 howling that, “ England will never go in ­ that laborers in each of these countries are Great Questions Are Being Continually Settled. There Is cne you Chu lettle for j Mm31 and that in uhvr- to a complete.sto<v: o! xrfr cerirs and erwiery »r 'right prices. Renteni. ••BEST” FLOLR it tbe same price other* a«k for second trade . JLJLJLA Hams & Van tan. Op A T There Is about 64 cents per ounce differ­ to any Inter national agreement* to restore silver.” We are quite ready to agree with them, but whether she does or not, need have no effect on such an agreement being made among the nations of Europe. Eng­ land would be a veritable chump to go In­ to any such an agreement. She is the creditor nation: her currency la gold and she has a'great plenty ot It fur ail of her needs. Gold is the money adopted by tbe best and most enlightened nations of the earth; its value doesn’t fluctuate: every dollar is 100 cents and can be depended upon. With such a Stable currency, busi­ ness can be safely aud securely conducted and, as we said before. England would be a chump to go into free coinage of silver and adopt a changeable, fluctuating cur­ rency, in p’ace of the gold standard upon which she has done business and pros­ pered for eighty years. Jt is policy for England to continue on the gold standard, just as it Is for her Interest to continue free trade, because only a small portion of her people are agriculturalists. ence between tbe commercial ratio and lhe coinage ratio of silver. This 64 cents now In 1851 there aer?40.000 ounces of sil­ paid starvation wages. A Senator Teller and his crowd are hob­ nobbing with the democrats at Cblcago for office. He has renounced protection and reciprocity by asking bis followers to Ig­ nore every issue but free silver. lie ig­ nores protection and reciprocity for which he fought for years and jears, and takes np free trade, free sliver and silver monometallhm. rather than protection, recip­ rocity and bimetallism through an interna­ tional agreement. . Democratic success means a continua­ tion of the present free trade policy. A continuation of tbe present free trade pol­ icy means a continuation of tbe closed fac­ tories and depressed business. With such a condition existing, no amount of silver coinage and no amount of inflation of our currency can help matters, Tbe tariff question must be settled before their can be prosperity. ver produced In the United States. In 1895 there were 46,000,000, ounces produced, or 1150 times as much as there was In 1851. In 1851 there were 2.611.000 ounces of roll produced In the United State*, and in 1895 there were 3,200.000 which was as tbe silver thine owners have to ask that 300.000 ounces !*rr?r than the gold pro­ duction of 1894 in the United States. At Si.*9 be p*id them for every ounce of allvertbey pndoce, when the commercial the ratio of 16 to 1 an ounce of silver ■value of that sunce of silver h only about would be worth a little over fl.29 rents. Tbe ■•oramercial ratio ot silver Is now (JSecntf. about 31 to 1. .making aa ounce of silver The friends sf Prof. J. W. Simmon*. of worth about 65^ cents. The difference In Owosao, are booming bhn for a member of cash between the commercial ratio and the the Stele B Mtii of Education. This offlje ratio of 16 to 1 Is about 64 cents an nunc?. to one of tbe mont important one* in tbe Ao tbe laws now are Unrle Sam puts this state, and ter Vo .little sttent'oo is paid to 64 cento difference In his big cash box at IL The State Board has control of tbe Washlnxion. But If we go Into the un­ goes to the government, but under free and unlimited coinage it would go to tbe silver mine owners. Barry County farm­ ers have just as much reason to ask tbe government to peat, a law making wheat $1.25 rent- a bushel instead nf 62 cents, Republican County Convention. Republican County Convention is here­ A Correapoodent Tell* How They by called to meet at Mudge’s Opera House, city of Hastings, on Thursday July 30th, “I am informed that u large trade in 1896411 10:30 o’clock a. m. to elect It dele­ the manufacture of English cigars is gates to The state convention called to meet ................................................... ,H. nru- earried op. principally In the cast end j at Lockerby Hall. Grand Rapid-*, on Wednesday. Aug. 5th. 1SD6; to elect 11 deh- °f I^odon. All the eqds of eigarsand-j gates to the congressional couvriitlun for ' cigarettes, ‘dottels,’ chewed ‘quids,’ etc., | tbe Ith Congressional District, to be held are bought at so much per pound from j at Three Rivers Wednesday, Aug. l*2th; public houses, music halls, etc., besides ' also to elect 34 delegates to the Senatorial । those picked up in the street. These i Convention for the 15th Senatorial District savory morsels are put into a large : I - k,Dd -»"-brotb^ i|g DEAL otber business as way come before tbe convention. ■ I The various wards and townships will ' । be represented as follows: Assyria Hattimore................................ s Barry J Cartton CaitieL'ji) ................................. 13 HttsilngvTwp.......................... J City 1st Ward - 2nd -------4 '■ 3nl •• < •‘ 4tb “ Hops u Irving r> , Johnstown... c Maple Grave. Orangeville.. n Prahtevflle.. . Hotiaod............ Thornapple....... ii ( Wood!* .d * Yankee Hprings. Forward caucus notices to tbe Hastings Banneh at one?. Let eaeh town be rep­ resented by a fall delegatiur. Jon* G. Naguul Will R. Cook, Secretary. Chairman ttepublk-an Dated Hast In xs July 6. ’95. Co. Cumin ‘Tn the early Tv> R-pobll wnit of nw«m nwriev e*ur«* at 10 o’clock m rri announce to farmers sad other working people lhe time of day. The drat ben In the morning at Bowmansville la the signal for tbe people to artoe. and In on aummer moat of the residents are out that early. The 11 o’clock bell an­ nounce. that It la time to lea re the fields end prepare for dinner. At four o’clock In the afternoon they prepan for supper when the hell rings. This bell saves the farmers and town folks the necessity of providing dinner bells of their own. Tbe people in thia ricinity rely upon it a* much a* other folk* do their watches and clock*. ‘iSiSS ■ ■IIMIIirlllu la tlirm. Russell DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY. EVERY CENT COUNTSg IT’S swung between two high upright polcw J?4 P*>d '°r by public awbwrl ption. Tbe leading object ot iu ringing la to llo’ekx k * t candluat-x may properly ownebefor«t2 -..a -f-to _T.*"*r* . H will frt their money Seek aeveral Hum the A Villa** Bell. well afford to spend several millions ot d •liars in free silver documenta to toot tbe tbe aUU> will ba writ looked when For more than 20 years tbe quaint old town of Bowmansville, Pa., has had State Nonas) schools and grants state cer­ limited free coinage ot silver business, thio tificate*. Pref. SiatMons Is a College 64 rents on each ounce of silver produced graduate, a inimIiw' man, amt one of will be gfv» n to the big silver mine owners of tbe west free of charge. Figuring our annual production of silver at 50.000.000 ao Publie Sebo >1* tor tlu- past seven years. । on ore* Iblt would mean a profit of >33 r 000,000 annually given to tbe silver meh Moul Joann!,. and U author <rf a work outright, for which they wouldn’t hava to pay a cent The Bimetallic !j?ague can autumn, chestnut leaves are beginning to turn a golden color, parties are organized who*go to wherever they can get a good supply of these leaves, which arc then put od long wires and immersed in thte filth, for either a long or short time, according to tbe requirements of a strong or mild cigar. These leaves are then rolled into English cigars.” The above correspondent’s statement tallies, says the London Standard, with an incident which occurred some years ago, when a certain person was charged with illegally manufacturing cigars. HI* __ 1hit ______ HU Meme vivas wu that th. .1*. cigar, man­ ufactured did not contain a particle of tobacco. And, what ia mow, he proved hia caw. Hi. cigar, were made of brown paper, emboaaed to look like leave., and ateeped lu tobacco juloe. —nf trouble and Ioan might be saved by the parvha*ers of Dry Goods. If they would visit nothing but good substantial dry goods merchants— stores that have reputation* for • large and excellentitocks and where you know you only pay for what you get. A xreat deal .depends on how you manage the little tilings, and pennim are little things but if you are.trying to make a areal deal of money Herr A. Koil, of Bertingen, Germany, has invented a clock that will ran 10,- with hand* which will ct to all the changes of the ’1<M STRANGE THING —to see how carelessly some people do their bu\ ing. They drift along spending their money without anj thought of value received. It's Very. Easy to Add $5 per cent to. Your Income simply by lhe exercise of a little head work in buying Our stock of SHOES is full of POINTS for money savers, and of dollar fattening qualities. IPs a large dollar that is worth $i^ but your dollar* are worth that to us ‘ '' ' wife, your chilt or yourself. , Yours for buaii.ess, C n. OJBORN & �HASTING ' bold In annul Hoste u Ttenwnpi, Thursdty. July 9> ,896tings at VxM a. na. via Mieh. Central and return tn tbe evening. Fare Uc, round trip. CMIdfe^U e. A fine waalcal and Me KINLEY MB. noaest awd eoavteehig speakers In the Mate. He’s not ctoquent but he’s sound. Wm. Alden Smith, of Grand Rapids, bas I awatiouai reputation as an orator, and will make owe of ths best speeches ever and evening. A very enjoyable day is ex­ listened to bere.K Hon. D. D. Aitken is pected. Cncfiial Invftatian te nit .Come Michigan's free silver .congressman, and and bring a basket ftiU of good things to believes that the only way to settle the rat. •liver question Is Inside of the Republican For tbe above tbe Michigan Central will sell tickets Hasting* to Buffalo and return literary prug^am is prepared for afternoon But»« tasting i5 the naked truth 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 party. He Is an orator aud an earnest speaker. Everybody lu Barry County the city for S1Q.W8. Of tills amount K ts knows genial Jas. O’Donuell and has heard him tell bls witty Irish stories. proposed to take 000 awd build a rnttaCome and listen to him again. Hon. A. %le-city hall m ti«e city’s lot, adjoining A. T. Bliss is a sound, conservative b’tsinesa Blaok & Son’s Marble shop on the west, man and doesn ’ t pretend to be a public ahdxse the -remaining *4,000 .1c pay off the crater worts bonds which become due speaker, though he Is a good one. Take a day off and come and bear these men who this Tall. Sortie bowfled indebtedness of ] the city wKi really be Increased only are prominent in Michigan politics, and honored in republican circles. AB At the special ete“*1on Monday It la pro­ posed to Vote ou the question of bowtting . think I have the finest u ild Cherry Htosphate on the market. And in or­ der to have the pub­ lic .test it and becqme convinced, I am seeing to, Satur­ day afternoon, coni- . *mencingat4 o’clock, give a free, ice'cold drink of the best Cherry Phosphate on_ earth. .. Everyone cad :n at an}’ time after 4 o’clock Sat :iy afternoon and es’i yourself. » \/carl Weber, of tMs city, audJL A. Mor- In Allegan County tbe farmers are 25 esa. ot DeHwit, lowered the tawdem compe­ tition state eeconWor a mile woe at Grand years ahead of the people of this county on the good roads question. The farmers of that county for years past have spent a ► Rapids July 3rQe 2:06, lowering the rec­ ord from^T^J At Chariwtte these gen­ ♦ * tlemen lowere^the half-mtie tandem rec­ ord from^S# te 57 and two-fiftha sec­ onds. Tbe mile race was from r standing start, and the half mile from a 'flying start, (since the race it has been discovered that tbe 2:06 record Is a world’s record as well FRED L. HEATH, » .THE neJOOIST. t as a state record. Hastings thus adds an­ other chMupiou to her already large nutp- _____________________ Adelbert Webb, was solemnized at the home of dhe bride’s fattier, John M. Bess­ LOCAL NEWS. - CIKQQL4TION • 86 quires. Hercafiri. changes for advertlscmente must ras.'h thi- ufilce Tuesdays at latest to insure Insertion is the iiwae of the week when bkaughL It is proposed W enforce the ■’dag^rdiMDee.” relative c« the mczzllng of -tiogs. We hop-, i: will tbe rigidly carried ouL There » .no excuse for Imperiling lives by Jetting rlioisif <if worthies? curs run tense. |1° to Hastings, SiturdA «’Hiy i and lielp to organize the M«l£ n!ey Club. A belter list-of speaktb-'never riecOTed for Hastings, aud a pfe* :.mt atnl sruliiabft day may be expected. Nockv ir. the state needs a.city hall ah uadlj ajlk^iug-*. We are now paying ^fOiid ilEetret on h *€000 hidcbtedness io the shape tri rents fur varibiM city pnrj-c-es, WL.; invent and have a good btii IJimi? Ii4t>>t is over aud farmera have tine to «parr. why uutgrt up aome good r >ad- picnic ’. Nu’hikg can be of greater , benefit t- timu geo I toads— except, 0!'can—. tin-rtectiou ut Wm. McKinley Ii) utilep.that 'there may be no tuisiMider- great deal ot time cutting down bills, put­ ting tbe road to a grade, and getting tbe ruad-bed in good condition. After the road beds bave been put in proper shape, the fararers of different neighborhoods or­ ganize. and agree upon days to do work on tbe .road. Good gravel pi's are opened, lhe men do tbe shoveling, aud very often children do the team work. We are told that uriles of good gravel roads arc. built every year In Allegan 'county lu this way. All that it needs in every com-' munity Is some good road enthusiasts. If tbe farmers of each township would lake bold of the work in this waf. there lectures will be given in the Preabyterlau cburclL Price Cdr tbe entire course only 75 een« Single tickets ii cents. On sale at Fred L. ttvatlt’a. fitting recognition from the executive uf the state, and every citizen who can do so is earnestly urged to attend tbe celebration Well, yes. I guess so, In fact 1 know It, tiiat wj; have the finest grown pickles, why good gracious, yes, both sweet and sour, and ttie biggest rats In Hastings. If lixrs were i t. tted: Hon. Daniel Striker of tlie anniversary of this mtiurrabie was elei-M President to succeed Hie late event.” you don’t believe it ask Little Cook. A. J. Itn.ne. of Grand Rapidr: J. T. Cook & Cook. Litnlmr i was ejected Vice President and uiay evening Hie M. E. church (Aciditknul L'>cal od s:h w-> Frank Pratt was elected a member of tbe almost to Its limit with friends aux* Board of Directors. __ j* . ious to li»trti to Rev., Taj lor of tbe Epls-1 wu tu iuMirance of $ 150 in tbe Michigan Muliui Tornado Cyclone and Windstorm Co. on the Building which was a total loss. The loss was adjusted July 2nd and * cheek was sent out lhe same day tbe no- .of loss was received. That’s the way lhe Cyclone Cu. does business. Republican County Convention will be held July so tor tbe election of 11 delefates to the state convention to be held' tlGrand Rapids Aug. 5tb; also to elect H delegates to the Congressional Conven­ tion to be held at Three Rivera Aug, 12th, ud to elect 24 delegate® to Senatorial Con­ vention (or 15th Senatorial district la be exiled later on. Send your caucus notices to tbe Baxnku at once. Five per rent, on $6000 b S300The city is paying about 1300 a year in rent-. Why not save this rent by building and owning a nice city building of our own— owe that will be a credit to Hastings? By devoting tbe second story to a good ball, the dty can derive enough revenue to make the investment a paying one, and we will then have a decent place for aceommo- public gatherings City property which ii now or necessity scattered about c*n then be carefully looked after, and ®*ny dollars saved each yeat. 1 For the above occasion the. Michigan Central will on July 4-5-fi and 7th mH tickets Hastings to Washington and re- । turn at one first class limited fare for tbe ! round trip. Tickets will be limited to continuous passage in each direction and gbod to return until July 15th. An ex­ tention of time at Washington can be had by leaving tickets with Joint Ag’t. at Washington. For particulars inquire at this office. tml will tell exeunlon tlrtele X n~ MX ute July HUM InelMim turn Aug. 17th Inclusive. For the above occasion the Mie*. ttwtral will sell excursion tiekets at on»- sari* one third fare for the round tripu ChiM ren half fare. Dates of sale July 15 anuB 16. Beturn limit until July 17. Jnrinriw- Democratic National Convention. Chlcag o Louis, Jatjr M to OS. For the above oeeaaion the Mkri.- IWFor tbe above occasion tbe Michigan Central will on July 3-4-5 and 6th sell tral will sell excursion tickets at mu> firafi tickets to Chicago and return at one first class limited fare for the round trljx Dates of sale. July 20 to 21. Ft< far­ class limited fare for the round trip. ther particulars as to return aoopine ad Good to return until July 12th. ticket office. For tbe above occasion tbe Michigan Central will on July Oto 16th. inclusive, sell tickets to Bay View and return at rate of one first class limited fare for the round trip. Limited to return until Aug. 15th. 1896. Evacuation of Detroit Celebration, Detroit July 11th, I860. For tbe above occasion the Mich. Cent­ ral will sell excursion tickets at one and one third fare for the round trip. Child­ ren one half the adult rate. Dates of sale July 1 Ith. Limited to return same date. A. C. Fallows. Meet. Battle Creek.^Mieb, Jalj, IS For the above occasion the Hler’usam Central will sell excursion -tickets m r»w of one and one third first class fare tot Uw. round trip. Children at one half tbe adult ran-. Dates of sale July 13th and 14th. L’wa­ ited to return July 15th Inclusive. For the abqye occasion the Mich. Ckwtral will sell round trip excursion tiafcrsi at one fare for tbe round’ tripGMMhauaRate of one and one third first class fare at one half the adult rate_ Date of sale July 21. Limited to rafiwnm. for round trip. Children half-fare. Dates of sale July 15 and 16. Return limit until i Uul*1 August 4th Inclusive. July 17th inclusive. A. C. Fkllowa I Ai'ELLO®* Michigan Dlr. L. A. W Stale Meet, Kala- Some people may think it pretty warm to talk stove now,, but when you have the best stove made and know it is thr best, you delight in telling of it. We handle the Best Stoves and Ranges on the market, (THE PENINSULAR,) and? we •' know it, so do others. The Peninsular Stoves and Ranges < are known the world over, and are universally acknowledged] the leaders for cooking purposes, and easy handling. We are in a position to sell you a Peninsular Range whether you need one or not. If you see one and have its workings ex- copal church, i.n Hie. “Pas*, Present and' Future of Method is 11, a Contribution to । Church Unity.* A better audience never ’ greeted a speaker in this city, and Rev. I ■ Taylor Improved tbe occasion lu make one । of the broadest and most liberal addresses 1 ] ever made Id a pulpit beieAand tbe mark- ] ed attention that was paid <0 him through- (1 out his lecture, gave evidence of tbe fact [ that his audience was fully In sympathy * < with his words of wisdom. .Th^r la do f 1 question but what creed b playing al- | together too much of a part In tbe rellg- < Ious world of to day. 1 That thia is a fact, / it needs only to be sa d that up to wl’bln * | a recent period such a tiling as exchanging (' pulpits between Methodists, Episcopal f 1 and other denominations was never ' known. We are g ad to say that this nar-1 j rowDeas is being lapldlj- outgrown, ai d the unity of all churches b drawing nearer and nearer each year. . Rev. Taj lor spoke of bow Methodists and Episcopal! started from the same church—tbe Church of England, 4kre a history of tbe seperatioa of lhe Methodists under the lea lershlp of Juhn Wesley, and pointed out the strong pTlnts in each denomination. He closed with a beautiful tribute as to huw people outgrowing denomination, and were coming more aid more united and lib­ eral, and Tecnguized tbe fact that all rlinrchea spring from the same source, fbe words of B»*v. Taylor created a deep mpressiun upon all who were present. GENERAL HARDWARE Burrdughs,of the first ward.stnck a tack in tbe middle finger of her left band while reaching for^tmething ou tbe shelf at her home. The skin was barely penetrated.no attention was paid to the slight wound.and Gov. Ukh Lae fataiied a proclamation con­ site went on with her work as If nothing Blood poisoning set In cerning the celebration which is to occur had happened. DflrJCph to ’he -’u'e, • ■lUgnedttaMl and a' Detroit Satonla). to recognize the cen­ and in three or four days ’ her arm and Senatori oonventtons will br ■elected; hand were swollen to twice their natural tennial of the evacuation of iMrolt by the | BriU.iu. He sayu iu part: “Fur many size. Everything possible that medical skill -'W-.r-a- on °"rK«ir. .(ter ll>eewMIton or .etlr, ho.UI.- could devise to reduce the Inflammation ««« I... v. . -k , living uritaiB g;i() t(w was done, but the flesh commenced to sluff Mhe n P>. that te .I..-4 in T.nt.v j h, Ih, rer4»lu,iuuarr w„. u« Brll- off tbe Injured ftngtr, and tbe bone became .twTte*) truoi n,e ot •iuhretatedi.e.nyoul tte ten.., of the affrcled. Thursday oCHast week Drs. «ua«r.,k. , tt..il.ay,th«t uytih.- from . > Mm| ,urrendvr^u 1Ue Auierle.iw the Lathrop and Fuller decided that amputa­ tion of the finger was necessary to save 'i I territory they had won. It was noc unltWi ______________ / ■ i til <he eleventh day or July, .evenieen tbe band, and the middle finger was taken The '■..ugrrsi.wmal Gdaimlttee Cor I hundred and ninety six. at Detroit, that off. The patient is doing nicely we hear, 4lh€«uTrs,iu{W( DUttict met at the Bur-1 tbe fl*« Uually ceased to float over and we sincerely hope no further trouble will result. Too much attention cannot Tuesday. Three Kiv- I any part of the country whose independ­ be paid to even slight wounds, especially •Tswa-- ckrLkti kfp<xi a« tbe place for bold­ ence Itad beeu acknowledged thirteen daring these hot days and the painful ex­ The importance of this ing ’.be mttVMdlon and M. L. •Cook, of tlik years before. perience of Mrs. Burroughs should be a eily.'wc, jii.m-f. as letuporaty Chairman event to the natlonTaml especially to the great middle and western states, demands , warning to all.. Th?barn of l^evi A. Page, of Calbqun County was blown down June 25th. There be round trip with two dollars added tor Membership Fee. Tickets good to retan up to and including July 12. An exten­ tion of time can be bad at Buffalo by ap­ ply Ing to proper parties. WEI55EKT BKOJ siandirix' it nny w well to otateihat <wuntyoffi.vrc wi<. no* b-M-keted-at the c«>uu> :y coiiTo-utUm eall-.t to iu^ July 34Kb. At a Hireling of Hie stockholders of Hie iatioiul Bjuu Li-t week the following of- Yesterday there waa a meeting of a few republicans interested In perfecting tbe or­ ganization of a Barry County McKinley Club. No little interest was shown tn the ( meeting, which promises well for tbe fu­ ture. Hon. P. T. Colgrove was elected ■cbalrman of the meetlug and C. W. Jordan waa elected secretary. Thr following committees were appointed: s Committee of Arrangements—A. E. Kenaston. J. G, Nagler, P. A. Sheldon, Judge Armstrong, F. W. Walker. Committee on Music—Dr. C. H. Barber, Al. H. Weber. J. G. Nagler. . Committee on Printing—W. IL Cook, LH. Evarts, E. G. Holbrook. Reception Committee—Chester Mesaer, P. T. Colgrove, R. B. Messer, M. L. Cook, R. K. Grgnt. C. 8. Brown. A. E. Kenaston, W. R. Cook, S. Greusel. Judge Smith, Ja& A. Sweezey, P. A. Sheldon. Soliciting Committee—E. G. Holbrook. Baker Shrlner, C. F. Brooks, A. N. Gil­ leland. Gov. Rich. William Alden Smith, Hon. James O’Donnell, Hon; A. T. Bliss and Hon; D. D. Aitken will be present, and It. । is expected one or two other splendid speakers will be here. The Club will be organized after the sneaking In the after­ noon. Republicans from all over the county are requested to heartily co-oper­ ate In the formation of this club. There will be no expense connected with n nrem। bershlp In it. [ ■' John Apple man, Nashville Lillie Ellison. Nashville Fred D. Eaton, Hastings Eva A Stanley. Hastings Henry T. Uergmau, Hope Minnie D. Norrli. Baltimore mer,. on Michigan Avenue, Satusdaj* ev­ Brace Murdock. Carlton en nig, nt 7 n-’clock, before tlie relatives wouldn’t be a bad piece ot road in Barry Dora Cheney, Carlton Some road work Albert M. Webb. Hastings and a few intimate firiends, Rev. A. D. County iu two years. Ida Sesame r Grigsby ■performing the ceremony. The bas been done iu this county* this year on Francis <1. Lane. Orangeville -* that“ plan, out very little. Why not try Carrie Katesky, Bowne bride wme her traveling dress, and the **-couple were attended Iby Miss Bertha It? Brown, nnd Lester Webb, brother of the Following are those who registered at groom. They left Suudaj* for Ypsilanti, the Barry County Summer Normal. Mon­ where Mr. Webb rerides. Mr. aud Mrs. day. There will be several names to be ■Webb nue young people of much sterling added to this list: Ethel Brown, Senia worth, ami are followed to their home by Brown. M. A. Blackwood. Annie Chase, tbe best wishes of titelr many Mends in Diila Chatfield, Nellie Crabb, Wm. Cush­ 'Hastingc. ing. Win. Darby. Eduab Downing, Maud Edger, Josie Edger, Martha Edwards, Della Tbe Scanner Normal School opened Garn. James German, Rose Hllslnger, Ella Monday worn Ing wish a larger attendance Hubbard. George Heath. Maude Ingals, than wM<expected. bbere being ower 50 in Etnma Jackson, Cora Jewell.Jessie Kelley, atteudaoee, and tbe number has grown Lillian Kennedy. Edith Kohler,Effie Lake, each day since. .The Summer Normal Nettle Layle,Myrtle MclntoshJ.ols Payne, Lecture Course will open July 8tb with a Janies Patton, Daisy Philips, Matie Phil­ lecture by Prof. W. K. Ferris, of IMg Rap­ ip?, Myite Pierson, Pearl Pierson, Alice ids. aubjoet. “Success."’ July 15lh Prof. B. Potter. Editb Pryor, Minnie Replogle, D. E. NeClure, of Oceana County will A. J. Ricbel, Meda Robins, Ross Robins, j lecture on "Tbe Sclio*’ Jouse as a Ceo- Ina Rolfe, May Rowley, Nellie Sheldon, i’ter.” July23 State Sopt. PatteugWl, cri Blanche Smith, Grace Smith, lone Snyder, Lansing, will give his very interesting And Wm. Stebbins, Cora Tomlinson. Rena ; instructive lecture on “'Mexico.” . Ix-cture Trego, Mary Wickwire. Frankie Warner, | N«l 4 bas not yet definitely been decided Lena Wilcox, Maude Wilcox, Weta Wil­ upon. Prof. Delos Fall, of Albion,-''will kinson, Belle Barnum, Lillian Bessmer, cIom- the series Aug. 4tk or 5th with his Louie'Burns, Anna Kidder, Edwin Miller. charming FecUire on “Two Hundred and Fifty Mtltn iua Birch Back Canoe. ’- These Tjnee weeks ago to-day Mrs. J. N. The w«nMlug of Miss Ida Bessnaer and Tais week, | SHORT SHOES? All worn ofi Art they? Feel ashamed And such Charming styles . in our Summer Stock Handsome enough for the most handsome person in town. WOOLLEYS BRONSON Red Front Shoe Store- plained to you, you will ever after want one. There is noth­ ing in stove construction to compare with them, and all theworld knows they are reliable. They are more economical than a small cook stove, will last forever, will nearly learn you to conk if you don’t know how. Don’t let Mrs......... fry her life out over an old fashioned cook stove, when it will be big money in your pocket in lhe end to^buy her a Penin­ sular range, and besides lengthen her days by several years. If you can’t possibly use. a stove, there is something inour line of GENERAL HARDWARE you can....................... We will make it an object for you to trade with us the coming year, Bettec come in and learn about. I �= — Hastings NATIONAL PARTY. DEPLORABLE WANT OF HARMONY. Thursday, July 9, 1896. Ita Creed Set Forth in an Ad­ dress fr-m Headquarters. COOK BROS., Proprlatars. It Favors Prohibition, QUEENSLAND. Happy. “No rain had fallen for eight months, and the hot air was thick with a stifling haze of dust Tbe mighty Flinders, u ▼act river; of sand, with water liencath, mocked the parched township, the dusty downs and the burning limbs of the population. “Frequently nil the doors and win­ dows of the wretched tin nnd wood bosses had to be hurriedly closed to keep out the hateful sirocco. Tbe al­ most bare downs rolled away into tbe distance, with pillars of dusta thousand feet high, traveling along in tbe scorch­ ing-whirlwinds, at a few miles distance from each other, like giants striking through the lard, rearing their dim i heads intb the brass-colored sky. These I dost spouts are only a few feet iu <Uameter for hundreds of feet up. They come eddying along, sometimes.lifting even oil tins and corrugated iron; and woe betide the houses they take in their track, for they fill them with dirt and rubbish, making a clatter on the roof. Even if people are on the alert to close nil the apertures ns they seen column of dust approaching, they are filled with fine dust, nod the very bookcovers curl up with tho heat. The people are as happy as anybody’ else. 'Fbcy live and toil, make lots' of money, marry and are given in marriage. They have their excitements—the shearing season, danc­ ing and race meetings. Al! the vices and a few of the virtues belonging to the rest of the world are to be met with in •that dreary, scorching wilderness.” ; | 1 ‘ ! ; Alliance, O-, July 6 .-The notional executive committee of tbe new nation­ al party has just issued an address from its headqilnrtexR in this city, setting forth thr party’s origin, principles and purpown. After reciting the fact ot the party’s organization nt Pittsburgn, Muv 29, 1896, it nnnouncei’ its pint form in 13 plank*, which may be summariwtd thus: Tbe Flatrorm. L Absolute suppression of the traffic In liquor a uewrape and the sale of liquors for medicinal anu other legitimate aur-Poscn by the *taie without profit. 2. EquaUstiffrnRti regardless of sex. 3. Blmendltsm. sixteen to one, without consulting other nations and the abolition of national bank note*. 4. Reclamation of unearned land.grants and the future limitation of public domain grants to actual settler* for continuou* u»e. 5. Governmental ownership and opera­ tion of railroads, telegraph* “and other natural monopolies.*’ 6. Amendment of the constitution to al­ low national revenue* to be raised by equitable tax on- properties and incomes, imi>ort duties to be jevied us a means of securing equitable commercial relations with other nations. 7. Abolition of the contract labor system In prisons. S. Protection of citizens In their right to ■ . one day’s rest In eqven. whether Sunday or W.. any other day. according to conscience. . . . ‘ | 9. Teaching In American public schoolr Fl Kloi S Fbcsnr—Go away, you rude man! Don't you see the kid practicing! , *® mnd.1?^ te a>^roprtaled’r*r reparian “A Scorcher.” 'U50 InUy.l ' ' ' . | THE ORIGINAL M’KINLEY SONG. - institutions. , ------------------------------------------------------------------- 10 Election of president, vice president and senators by direct vote. ... . , nr »•» a sjs i -ty 11. Liberal pensions for ex-soldiers'and burning down of men like Addicka,In ' Banonli their widows and minor children, Delaware, and Cuney, in Texas, the ex- | graded according to disability and term of elusive ami proscriptive policy under •' service, -not merely us a debt of gratitude, which thr laudable cmbltlonaof drrerv-! >>“« “ tb' . . , . . . .v I t,on of lhe union. . lug men have been strangled in the j jg, Exclusion uf pauper and criminal imstates in question and cliques and fac- migrants and 'prevention of voting by nat-tions have been able to perpetuate uralUed chisens until one year after themselves without regard to the real n*Fur*!Ua-t.lon* . .. _L1. 13. Adoption of t:.e Initiative and refer­ ijjfaresta of the party, will be effectually, endum and. propot tlonal representation. broken down. It is unfortunate that this victory The address concludes with an expla­ of the party masses over all sclf-con- nation os to why the national party was stituted rings and cables did not reach organized. The explanation briefly is and inelmle all the larger states; hut that, while the prohibition nnd people's | the party may well felicitate itself upon parties each aim at certain reforms ad­ the results actually achieved in this di­ vocated by the new party, neither went rection, and which point the way, as we far enough nnd both fell s-hort of what may well believe, to its completer political organization should stand for. emancipation from untoward control in All citizens who desired the good of the years to come.—Leslie’s Weekly. whole people and the overthrow of ]x> litical wrongs arc invited to vote for ORIFT OF OPINION. Charles E. Bentley for president ami r^The only straddling the republic- James 11. Southgate for vice_________ president an party will do this year will lie to of the United States in November. The get astraddle of democracy’* neck.— address is signed by the members of the Kansas City Journal. I national executive committee. They PLUG Tobacco Dealers say, that "BATTLE AX” is a "scorcher” because it sells so fast. Tobacco Chewers say, it is a "scorcher” be­ cause 5 cents’ worth goes so far. It’s as good as can be made regardless of cost. The 5 cent piece is almost as large as the other fellows’ 10 cent piece. (Th® following verses were written by SOMEWHAT MIXED. ! Lloyd Wyman, of Painesville. O., In the summer of 1891, when Maj. McKinley first Be Knew There Wai Trouble Walting for ran for governor. They appeared In the Him at Home. Cleveland Leader, and. though-the captious lie was a pale-faced, red-whiskered may cavil at the poetry. the people Indorsed man. and be was leuniqg against a the sentiments, and It soon became a pop­ horseless wagon, which was lying on ular campaign song.) BILL M’KINLEY DID IT. its side near the road fence, says the The autumn days us New York World. v-rare -vatwith And winter’si near han\ “Stranger.’ he began, as I approached And soon the show will drift and blow * 1 — *•». — . --*-»l --------L__ ’ T -------A>M> Afld cover a j] land; Jbim. “ken ye tell me wher* I am at?" . "Yon are about three miles from ^e>r* ^or LaR?^,’.8.^ear* And soon our purse will fill— Crassvilk* village and four miles from And RIH McKinley did It Lidford town,” I replied. । With his blc McKinley bill! “Kin yer tell me the time?” I The green wheat carpets all the plains, "Seven o’clock.” ■ The corn-shocks stand a-row: "Mornin’ or evenin’?” The starving thousands of the east j Will catch the overflow. "Morning.” ' Our herds are thick In every vale, “Then it’s me.” lie said, with a sigh. I Our Rocks on every hill— “What do you mean?” tasked. .1 And BUI McKinley did it “Well, strangcix” he began, “jis’fore j With his big McKinley bill! PREPARATIONS FOR you come along I woke upon' found meJn every Street, the happy feet self lyin’ under this yerc wagon, an’ Of well-paid labor ring. fer the life of me I couldn’t tell which The hearts are light, the homes are bright. Where wives and children sing. one of two, things I had gone an’done— The hearts are light, the tin pall bright. KTWc are just d little bit puzzled । ore: L D. Logan,chairynan; John 1*.St. 5ostu a horse or found n wugnn. Now The faces brighter still— to figure out what the democratic pint-i John, vice chairman; D. J. Thomas, I know that 1 have lost a horse; now I And Bill McKinley did it rc-vjri.ii.>, A. ji. M. Ji. Todd, iihiu, treasurer; in*aFurrr; HrlnnWith his big MyKinley bill! ’. form writers will ’’point.to with pride” secretary; know that I’m th? great big gawk tbat this year.—Chicago Tiuies-Hernld. | en M. (longer, John Lloyd Thomas and left Grassville for Lklford with a load Our ships are crowding every wharf. Tf 8. K Thompson. 'I’hnmiMtnn t^T’reaider.t Cleveland, ex-Sceretary II. of taters yesterday mornin’, an’ left Lid­ Our steam cars thunder by— Whitney and the other sound money lord for Grassvlllc wltlf a skinful of Swift shuttle* of the loom of toll, From feist to west they fly. leaders of democracy are busily en­ COMMENT AND OPINION. whisky Inst bight. They b*»ar the food from farm to mine. gaged now in locking the stable door “Stranger.” he continued, “take a The ore from mine to mill— crThe principles tbat define the after tbe dark horse has been stolen.good look nt my face now, nn’ then jist And (iill McKinley did It OF NOVEMBER 3 ARE ALREADY WELL UNDER WAY. A parties this year force a man. to be a reChicago Tribune. With his big McKinley bill! , wait here till I come back from Grasspubliypn or nothing.—Chicago Trib CT'Wi^en Cleveland and Carlisle ville with the Korse. an’ you’ll.git a The world moves faster every hour; * kicked up the silver dust to hide the unr. The wheels begin to hum. party good idee of the figbtin’ quali­ crDemocratic and mugwump brethTo-day-Is but an earnest of ; tariff-reform iniquity they had no idea ties of my ol’ woman." The brighter days to come. rem have been making diligent in­ • that It would turn into n cyclone ’ and I did not wait. ‘ So herd's u health will bring us wealth. ' send the democratic party into the cel­ quiry. and find “nothing the matter IS TO BE ELECTED. AND Let’s rive It with u will— wtth Hanna.”—Chicago Inter Ocean. lar.—Chicago Inter Ocean. BOUNTIES IN SEALS. Three cheers for Bill McKinley And His big McKinley bill! RTThe comfort of the American home CTPresident'Cleveland and tlie demo­ Mains J»tU; Pays a Boauty and Last Year cratic party are both engaged in fish-, depends on «he maintenance of Ameri­ Raised It. i >■ THE POPULAR MANDATE. inc'm fishing -Cnw ing. The Inttcr latter Iis for «>n can­ can wages, and the way xo secure the Maine paid bounties on। 1.6G2 d.uudi seals m:uiS : and on 305 bears in 189S. 1ll) 1894 ’ \ only McKinley** Nomination Wa* What th* didate, but it is certain that if Mr. one is to protect the other.--San Fran­ will.nslisual be found in tbe thickest of the Hiht. bittlluz virirmKlv fur SOUND HTSlXKSfe PRINCIPLES. Which Win bring PKOMMDHT? TO THE NATION Cleveland should swallow, the hook his cisco Call. ' People W.ot^l. 385 seals and 550 bears were■kilted. killed. The • THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNK is not oulv thr lemdflk RepnblWn W • • •? -th* increase of seal killing Is due to a 50- 1 No national convention in the history party would cut the line.—Kingston CZMcKiuley’s nomination will kindle country, but is PRE EMINENTLY A NATIONAL FAMILY PAPER. Its campalm news aud dlacuPshfaH will interest every American cittern. • (N.'Freeman. of the republican party ever represented __ new hope in tbe hearts of all true cent increase of the bounty, malting it All thr news of the day. Foreign Correspondence. Agricultural Deparun •:>!. Market tf-pan*. ETOn the whole, tbe national democ- Americans; his election will kindle Short one dollar. The bears have been thinned more truly the sentiment anff wishes of Stories complete in each number, Oomlc llctarvs. Fushlon Ptatre vlttr » !:«b erjwripticMuu and a variety of item* of hnutstold interest, make up AN IDEA L FA Al LT PAPER. racy cannot do better than split on the j new fires in our furnaces and factories, out by extensive killing. Why there the party than that which lately adshould te a bounty on seals is plain, jourix*|l at St. Louis. The masses of the money question and put two prwslden- ! —Newark (O.) Tribune. crThe people are in faror ol the 'We furnish “The Banner" and New York Weekly Tribune” iboll: aayd the New York Sun. To those who party throughout the country desired till ttekrt, in the field. The licking | know that ip a single year n seal con­ at the; hands of this convention, pre­ the country u> going to give the democ- reatonilion ot the republican party to quite big for two ’ po„er because the diacipline of hard raev will be he ouita hie enough tor sumes 3.650 pounds of fish, which would dominant ly,,twoJhingr, namely: the racy . times has fully satisfied them that make G.060.300 pounds saved by tbe nomination ot Maj. William McKinley partie*.—N. Y. Ilecorder. DTThe people who want a rcturp of prosperity Is impossible under demo­ killing of l,dG2 seals in 1895.' Most of for thq presidency, nhd tbe adoption of the fish eaten are coarse-grained, such a platform as »u the- money question protection and prosperity appreciate cratic ruje.—St, Louis Globe-Democrat. the fact that President McKinley will as are used in baiting lobster pots— which would remove oil doubt to the Address all orders to >IEAVY FAILURE. sculpins, flounders, tomcods, etc.—hut fldelityi of the party to tbe gold stand­ be powerless to secure them if he is not not at few valuable fish, like herring, ard. The convertion, recognizing this backed by. a protection congress, hence* ►Big Grain Firm LnJUlnaea polls Asalgnssalmon, and mackarel, ore killed by overwhelming sentiment, obeyed the they are prepared to keep n sharp look­ Llabllltlea, *60.000. Minneapolis, Mfan.. July 4e—The (these animals. Much difficulty is cx- popular mandate, and the party goes out for the election of suph a congress. Kirkbrhle-Paimer company, one of the Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to I jperienced by seal hunters in securing into tHe canvass under the leadership —Chicago Time*yHeraId. to. W. CT As usual, the democratic party biggest grain firms of ’Minneapolis, all of the animals killed. Many badly of the*man whom the people had se­ Best, Room 2, Tribune building, New York City, and a, {sample jwounded ones escape, and probably lected, ! nnd in defense of the principle sees its mistake too late. If it bad not filctl^a deed of asnigum,ent to the M:ncopy of The New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to yoi. more j han 2,000 seals were killed during whose Inaintenu-nce they justly regard coquetted with thr populists in 1892, neu|x)liK Trust company Friday after­ 3893. ’ as essential to the promotion of the na­ or token its stand in favor of wildcat noon. No cause for the assignment is No one knows exactly why bounties tional prosperity and the preservation state bank currency or adopted the given, but the firm got on the wrong populistic income tax, it would now be side of tbe wheat market. Just how are paid on black bears. They are harm- of tbe national honor. Sess animals, according to competentobIt was not merely, however, in the in a for better position to withstand bad lhe squeeze was is not indicated by wervers. feeding on beechnuts, wild selection of a party candidate and in populistic ideas and to favor sound the deed of assignment. Common fruits of various kinds, on carrion, and the formulation of tbe party platform money.—Troy Times. rumor puts the liabilities at about SCO ETDemocrats howled many years for GOO. proofs of plants, seldom if ever molesting that thns convention recognized the ad­ farmers in any way. -Maine pays five vanced . party sentiment. One of the “d tariff for revenue only” before they Summer Resort Burned. dollars .and New York ten dollar* a dangers which hns menaced the party got it. And then, when it proved to be Davenport, la„ July 4.—Friday after­ “a tariff for deficit only,” the people be­ pead for killing these good-natured noon the Watch Tower inn, at Black­ gan to kick the statesman out of office Creatures. and extent of boss domination—the in­ hawk’s Watch Tower, the beautiful sum­ trusion: of the' personal dement into the before they had fairly got settled into mer resort on Hock river, Jlock Island party management at the expense of their seats. Nothing but “the time The German emperor has a curious county. 111., was burned to the ground principle and sound -policy. rule, limit” has kept Cleveland in his place. The fire is supposed to have started from more or less obnoxious, has been estab­ —Chicago Times-Herald. CTThree years ago in November, in a live electric wire coining in contact lished and enforced in all of the larger with the woodwork. Th? building cost had hn^paya the cooks about two dol­ a moment of madness, the wise, benefi­ lars for each plate, qn ordinary oc- states. It has Income obvious that this Si 3,500 a.few years ago, nnd is a total loss. condition of things could not much cent, prosperous policy inaugurated by Insurance will cover one-half. Prepara­ and five to seven dollars on longer continue with safety to the the republican party was overthrown. tions to rebuild were commenced at one. Luncheon la served at party interests. Evidently, the delega­ He who gave the name to the law undey l» the Moot Popular Republican Newspapdinner at six. The empress tions of these' great states, accredited to which the land was prospering, thrown one*. I his meals, and at luncheon at th* Wwt and Has the Lurgrst Circulate the St.; Louis convention for the high into a gerrymander district, was de­ ly hare company—courtiers, feated for reelection. Did it not seem Champaign, Ul„ June 27.—In the cir­ TERMS BY MAIL nta, authors, or diatin- ard bearer and determining ita policy that the future hod nothing in store for cuit court here Judge Wright decided reigners who happen to be in for the campaign, recognized the neces­ him? He was the stone rejected of the that the state law requiring the na­ DAILY (without Sunday) $4.00 per jcar builders. To-day be is the corner stone tional flag to be displayed over every $6.00 per > car DAILY (with Sunday) sity of breaking down these local autoc­ of the new republican edifice, to rise schoolhouse in the state during school racies and transferring the party man­ agement as far as possible, to the hands finer and stronger, statelier and nobler hours was unconstitutional and void. of men more truly in accord with the than ever. — Cincinnati Commercial THE nrnm OCEAN kwte almart of tbe times in « , • fresher and better impulses of the party. Tribune. rsspacta. It spares nstthsrpsdas nor expense in secun ng CTOn the great and paramount issue It happened, therefore, that in at least ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT LITER ATI k of protection McKinley enjoys a unique half a dozen of the larger atates, includ­ ing Indiana. Iowa, Missouri, Ohio and position. Daniel Webster was appro­ the one or two other*, the old party ma- priate! .j- entitled the defender ---------- —of — chines were discredited in the selection . constitution. William McKinley is as As a Family Paper i« Not Excelled by of the n»en wfeo are to manage the com- J propcBy styled the champion of protee­ To tri Editor j—1 have an absolute ing campaign. The member* of tbe na- | ^hi^great republican doctrine he "" is as '*logical as &e it luminous. In tlonal committee from these state* rep- *" - all rap^ wQmsumptton. By iu fimdy use resent the aspiring, vigorous, deazilier of his splendid speeches on this ques­ IU« ■TTC.n PAGK PAPXB nd'"contain, th. S.Tl ol U>. World tion he has invariably exhibited the element of the party, and will bring to POLTHCAIXT IT IS RXPUBLICAN. m>4 (tort 1» rrtdw* »»• b“'Li. , th- management of the canvass a broad broad utatesmanahip. the fervid patriot­ tX.ahlwtdlKaMion.onaUliwpolitloaltortcs. It U troblUh.a in C.- '■ atA ea italic spirit which bas not been ism and the stanch American inn that uul ta l.aorxrtl with th, both prtitle.QBd , him the Incomparable Lunt Trouble, V displayed in some recent contest*. We constitute I THE GREAT BATTLE President ol the united States The New York weeKlu Trim ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1 00- CflJH IN ADVANCE THE MNNEK THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE DIDN’T USE SAPOLIO The InterOqean The Weekly Inter Ocean ...... $1J)O lesome, and fu The Weekly Inter Ocean of ^"7" THE INTER OCEAN. Chlcwo- �Hasting’ Banner Thursday, July local news. . 9, 1896. * CIKCSLATIOH • This week. W. R. COOM. Local Editor. k^“°n Pri" Sequin,,. Hereafter, changes for adrertlwm.,,,. «.u.t roaeUtkH olBre Tureday, Ufa laaueof Ibe^re when broujri-.*, *eer The Railway Agent »»d glre. r.irSbltSTlre,;. Grasshopper, are pi,yltl(. the crops iu Tuscolk county. |,1VO(, Bailie Creek has aa S-month.-old baity that drfak. beer and eat, bologna, win, the rest of the family. His Complicated Dalles. Sen OUS .Spasms - Then Fits — Physical Tumble mnstaid. a weed which to Mid J. A. Goodyear, while employed as agent fur thcC. <ft N. W. Ry. at Repub* He, Mich, .through overwork and worry*, to be more dreaded than tbe Kuaslan thl • th-, has made It. appearance at Benton ---- -------- — uril.U i Harbor. was stricken with nervous spasms, which developed into fits and continued for. iiyears. During that time he treate•-.! with several doctors, who were uni.b’.c t cure him, but advised that he Tiro CHfa.men residing lu Battle Creel. rec*.lved ise.odo powder crackers from their own country for the fourth, and celebratrol with due poise. Prof. Chas. McKenney, of Ollret. ij. goto Ann Arbor for treatment. Hedid b d -ng their treatment for four rear without any apparent effect. Wh". ; in that condition,- he tried, Dr. Wfee< , -’s Nerve Vitalizer by the ad• lii^ triends. It proved to be the pre; . r remedy and a change was soon ap: l . improvement continued with every dose seemed to strengthate iiis thoroughly sluggish vstem until a cure was ef- I*eu elected president of the Mt. Clemen, normal school at a salary of »t.800. bas not yet accepted. He Battle Creek lay, claim to the younjest member ut > btcyele club. Helen Morguret U luslow, who is enrolled on their book. Is only one year old. Mr. Preston, an Eugllrb gardener, Hrinl /></ If'. II. Goodyear. near Battle Creek, expects his father ami mother, aged Sb and 75 years respeetlvelji. At bls home this week. They have salhit H. STEBBINS. from England, and will spend tbe rest of their years In “the land ot the tree ami the home at tbe brave." r । .hristuuis" Photograph, 1< nr • .TO*.* Court sttwt All \ leaded dav or-ntaht. Miss Agnes Bevier, ot Kalamawo, won lhe Tekgriph’s Yellowstone Park contest W. W. POTTER. & POTTER, v* nt Law. City Hauk. Collections in.! general lawtraaiiurss having received 15,316 votes as being tli* most popular school teacher In aomh w^tero Michigan. She will be give t and $25 towards >’ v.oru dune carefully aud | . gas or chloroform i। .... gas*»rcninroiorm <. phiU-Smlth's Racket Store. .. r. I .AMPMAN. M. D. iv Campman, calls promptly ■lai -iiteutb u given u> mung or Rupture tor ■ llcrula ................... •r of case* can be a surgical opera* ECT10X OFFICE OF J. M. SMITH. ’ >n> made in all parts of the state a speciality. Special pains dulling cunt tacts, chattel tnort' Woodland, Mich. dwinTagart Loyal K. Kuapprn. Arthur C. Denison, TA- AKf KNAPPEN & DENISON. LAWYERS. , ' •: Michigan Trust Co. Blda.. < J rand Rapids. Michigan. E [A.\!E>A -WEEZET. ' •J , Attorney at law, . . Hastings. Mich. r:?.cLicv.4m ali courts ot.the state. Collectfcin.* promptly attended to. A. ‘•• itlBNElL M. D., . Physician and Surgeon, DeHon. • Mich. tn r*-’iilMtce. one block east of depot. A. & < H. BARBER . Physicians and Surgeons. C?.J • in iy or county responded ty with pre:.; Uif'S. day or nighL * H A SHELDON. Abstract aud Rea! Estate Office. /Attract Block, Hastings. 7.J o :•> lo-j. on .|t?n1 Estate Reni Fs»at* -.j. 1 -,u .sion. Genera! coureyuaclag. a complete set of Abstract Books, com■ ed’ronj th- Hecord- . t-^plsb complete P • DHILIFT. COLGROVl. L Attorney at Law ,s. --.!■«>smith & colgrove.) ’■ l-Ui b •H-k.'H:vdnKB.) late. City Bank, Hastings, - - paying her expeusijs while vnropte to Yellowstone Park. I w,llle I( D JS Mich. UAF’ITA.Ij 75,000.00 SURPLUS, $17,000.00 under the laws of the State of Michigan. Open for business, Dec. IB, 1886. OFFICERS. U. <L R.Y ki>..n President Chester Metser. Vice Pref*. Du® W. Reynold*. Cashier DIRECTORS: 0*2 W K.-ynoido, W. H. Powers. i>. < • Robinson. R. B. Messer. Chester Messer. !’• T. Colgrore. tU-a:,.. only savings department in Horry touu:y ;iud pays interest on all time aeppsiu. * Your Daily Dread. Is no doubt a matter of some concern to you, but not bo when you buy it at the City Bak­ ery. Everyone when in the city should get a cheap lunch at the City Bakery. Hot tea and coffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. {LEJtENKES. FROFI « '\h.at®v<ir nwy **the cause of blanchthe hair may be restored to Ita original n.?r. the l”‘e °r lb*‘ potent remedy uah s vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. - When a tree is ‘ allowed to bear a fu 1 .. I,, .. . <)f apples it costs lhe tree more to pn ■ duce lhe seeds than the \*ulp. Every tri­ ple left on lhe tree, whether the fruit fa aood o. not. taxes the tree and lhe land. lfoneh.lfl<>tihe fruilof a hravlly l.dvh tree Is removed by picking, thr remaining duce as tuaiiy bushels as though all of thi* fruit bad remained on the tree. J. H. Graham, president'*f the Giabam A Morton Transportation Co.. .Saturday, offered publically to any spiritualist wb|> will find the lost Chicora 5 6,000 provided she can be found within a half mile dl shore aud in less tlian ninety feet of waki and 55.000 will be paid If she Is fount! In 100 feet ot water. Peter Scherer, of Sodus township, near Benton Harfioi commenced seareh Munday. ,HeU being assisted by a surveyor to run the lines. both lhe flysh and the strength of palei punv. rcrofulous children, get Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It’s tffe best thing known for a wasted body and a weakened system. It thoroughly purifies the blood, enriches it, and makes effective every natural means ot cleansing, repair*, ing and nourishing lhe system. In recov­ ering tram la grippe, puetinjonla. fevers, or other debillntlng diseases, nothing can equal it as an appetizer, restorative tonl<i to bring back health and vigor. Cures nervous and general debility. All diseases u( lower bowel, including rupture nod pile Juniors, j ad lea Uy cured; Bnnk of pirUculnrs free. • World’s Dis* penwiry M -<heal Association, 665 Main St.. Bnffalv. N. V. The Im-'I salve |»* th.- *<»rkl for cut*, brnb*-. Min*, ulcers, sail rheum, fever sore*, letter, vlinpjdftl Itaud?-, chilblii&tSi c<nti.*, and ail .*km irruptions. «ti«l posit lively eqre plley or no pay iequh<-«i. . It ,9 guaranteed in <ive perfect saltsfavUaij or im'iiey refunded. Price 25 ccm* i*t box. For sale by W. 11. Goodyear. His druea st. Eugd-h Spavin*'Lbiimeiil Frnmve* .all Hard. S"t <»r Caihm-.eti ami Bleiur lahes from hnrws. Uhmd Spavin*. Uadb*. SplhltH, him. Rhijt-15 ••lie. Stifles; Sprains, all Swiukm Tbn.ni’. L’uUKlw, elCj Save $50 by use ui one buUle. W arranled the most wonderful BlemWi Cure ever known. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Drug* gist, Hastings. Mich.. . mink II Over. Have you ever heard of n medicine\ a r.cord ot cures as Hood s staraaparlHa. Don t you know that hood’s «*rsap%nll*. lira Ont Tru- Hl«oa Purifier, thin proved, over aud over aaui’i that It ba* power to cure, eyen after all Sher remedies fail'* H b»';f J??? you may take Hood’s Sarsaparilla with toe uijiStconadenoe that It will do >ou Kood. Hood’s Pills assbt digestion. 25 cents- Catarrh Cannot baCnro*! With Ioct.1 applications a>> totj the seat ot tue disease- GaWrni is » won <{• coJsUtullouKl disease, and1 In order to curt•, R vou mnot lake internal remedies. Hail sc* tarrh C »re Is uikeu Internally, and acts' on the blood and mue m* It ™s tarrbCurels rot » ,Wk , thh prescribeo by *»»e of«'»® JI country lor years, nnd is a regular.presenjiwuu. it Is composed ot the best tonic* known, com of lb* two Ingredients Is what, proouce "rondcrxl reHiltx fa curing I'uturrh. Sen< fur lobmonw.^ s Hrop,_ Toledo. a Sold by druggitto. price. 7to. When dbe was a Child, she cried for Castorm. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. B*kln* Powder lMTeM MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Richmond. Vs., July to—The days’ meeting of over 100.,ODO atrs ended yesterday in tke l«yfa» The noxious weed known is the west the corner stone of the Jefferson as tumble mustard has made its first ap­ Stoil t 2 wnl ,t,m ,0 bandM memorial monument. It will •rrtukement with tbe Michigan pearance in Michigan in Berrien county. $400,000, and will be one of the state Agricultural Society, by which they Specimens of the plant have been sub­ magnificent memorials in tbe C “ ter special premiums to county faimere ’ mitted to Prof. C. F. Wheeler, of thr o»eX”o^°u’o”:,,"l,‘Ml" S»rtn1'- <>« Institute bocWties of this state who will state agricultural college, who pro­ States. The site wo donated b; I'Huiw roller. ' w“h“ Core make exhibitlat tbe next Slate Fair of tbe city oouncil. nounces 14 to be a pest which is regarded ’ w- H. Goodyeam. association to be held in the city ot Grand in regions where it abounds with as Rapids, Sept.7 to ii. 1896. The premium', much horror as the Russian thistle. MeneX'«“ «••>« together with rules fur exhibition, are en­ closed. I (Bust that your county will The sped is supposed to have been the veteran cyclist, who Left Chicago, of last Sunday week for this city, in tha» V?.1?®1!1 efforl to ,M! «*P«es»»Mted Ini.brought . .-. from the west in shipments • ------endeavor to break the bicycle record this exhibit in m>iu« manner. I would . of M2 hours and 15 minutes, between; your lead Ing members TlmiL Haxvlbafc PPi1 «Uon7>7* Witt’s Witch suggest that you Interested in it he project, and endeavor to Turned to stone. tbat city and this, arrived here at 3:21 ' 11 f«H» U. cure Filth. R*ske a first clasi lowing at th? State The of Christian Bartbolomzw, o’clock Saturday morning, smashing W. H. Goodyear. Fair, h will be a splendid oppurtunily lvho dicd ttnd buried near Elkhart thr record by four hours-and 54 min-, t<i advertise four county. You can make I four years ago, was recently exhumed whatever luiangeinent you desire as to > for removal to another cemetery, and Tribune rad u republic™ in politic. unon hrintrinir t le pre mill ml money, letting it go either to upon bringing the the remains remains to to lio*ht light it it Benton Harbor, Mich., July-4.—Thtr i*. I,n l!1” 'Sl’rlI,K e jounj mu', Jane. Ilrbt- Spur society.! or dividing It among the was discovered that the.body bad not Sraham & Morton company abandonedi tipwbent who make exitiblL Freight !»' turn, to hu of turned to dust, but bad become com ­ (orcver Friday morning the search for r^tea on railroads are X tbe regular rates. I Ail nwteriah for exhibit* ought to be pletely petrified. It had the same ap­ the lost Chicora. The third thorough' pearance as when placed in the grave cdlleciea and in shape in early season. search was edmpleted Friday, coverUg,Entries dose Sepl-mber 1, and all exhibits ‘foun years before. Ihe lake bottom from Stevensville to. South Haven, eight miles lake ward, and of the currency ba, ap. must be In place first day of fair. . 1 have Health ia Mkhlfw. faunas'": h?5' N,,U"'11 b“”1' sent your ad dies* to the Secretary of the to a depth of 150 feet. During .the week ended on June 27 cai u as a re.rrTr agrut ror the areoud Agricultural Society. Mr. Henry Frallck. Gets ■ Ufe Heateave. national hank or Saginaw. “ Grand Rapids, aud he will supply you w|th reports sent in by 59 observers in vari­ Milwaukee, July. 4.—Judge Wallberi the premium list as sj6n as issued. ous portions of the state indicate that la lbc ‘faodard time, and Trusting that your people may heartily tomulitus. dysentery .«nd consumption on Friday sentenced John Holzinger to; .C"ugh Cure 13 <l» alandanl co-operate in this plan of advancement ol imprisonment at hard labor ia Waupun' Increased and measles decreased in area preparation tor ererj cough nr cold It a lire onl, harmlres remedy that p™,'„2‘ tlie agricull ure of the various counties of of prevalence. Consumption was re­ for the balance of his life. Holzinger; Unmed.au. reanlta. w. B G^™^8 tlie State. I remain, ported at 206 places, typhoid fever at murdered his mother-in-law, Catherkiai Ypurs truly. K ex yon J,- ButtebfieLd. dueller, nnd seriously, wounided his wife^ 24, diphtheria at 1C. scarlet fever at Orin Ormabe. a young man or 32 years Supt. Farmera’ Institute. He pleaded self-defense. * 28, measles at 55 aud wbooping cough at was drowned at Trout creek, < intouaaon special premiums. (For exhibit by<’ounty Institute S-icleties 26 places. rouniy last week. He tried to crow a ■* 5 Berlin, July 3.—At a banquet in; Pond on some logs and slipped nnd tell fa. at Michigan State Fair, at Grand Rapid,.. An Aeronaut KUIed. Sept 7-11. 18W:Wilhelmshaven Emperor Wilhelm said' i.l.U1^c,0U ,ev,r lhlnl[ readily the Andrew Cole, an aeronaut who has No. J. Rest exhibit of fruit. Premium?-: during"a-speech:-“The fatherland is bkaxl la poisoned Uy constipation? B«.| lit. 815; id. 818; 8d, $5. been giving a series of ascensions at resolved to go ini ow n w ay, courting no blood means bad health aud premature jNo. 2. Best exhibit of aralnsand grassy. Grand Rapids, fell from his balloon and one’s favor, doing io one wrong, but. olfl age. DeW hl's Hirers, tl the UvW in , Little Early Klwra, lr I*reiiilum-|: 1st. 81$; 2d. $io; 3d. S5. This died from the effects of his injuries. ever ready to uphold peace and order in. '•oreua Hille pllla, overcome obstinate eon- should ludiide grains In straw as well as The wind was‘blowing from the west the world.” . •UpaUon. stipaddn. tv. h. Gookykau seeds of-both grains and grasses. . and hurled his balloon against the cor­ No. ;*., iBest exliibit of vegtables. Pre­ ner of a building, dragging hlni from his bi 'case lhe basket manufacturer, fa miums; iiit. 815; 2d. 8iu: 3d. 85. . Toledo, O., July'6.—Whitehouse, a the fruit belt raise their prices, as it Is •iNn. 4. Best exhibit of maps, cluirts, trapeze. He fell 30 fees striking on his town of 500 inhabitants, 17 miles south thought they will do, the growers threaten’ characteristic sollk, and otlier material head nnd shoulders and lireaking his of here, was partly destroyed by flra to buycolt them nnd buy their baskets out­ and * UauspdrtaQon from Kalamazoo return, elmwing the resources of the county. Pre- ! neck. Sunday morning. Loss. $22,000; insure side of ihe staic. rnlume: rst, 810; 2d. 85. Will Meet in Grand lta;»WsadMie uuknown. rui.es. Mr«. R. DeYoung. Middleburg. In., i 'fihe new republican t’.ate central coin­ Killed by Hln Ncighlxir. write*. 1 have used o(1y Minute Cough Ditlr I. Exhibits Nos. I. .2. and 3 must ; mittee h»»ld Ita first public 'meeting in Wellston, O„ Uuue 29.-rJames KcbCure fur six yihm. both for myself and ‘ be grown, and exhibit No. 4 prepared, by fully pHi<l up members of a legal Detroit nnd Charles '.Vright was re­ Inaon. a prominent politician, was hot; children, and 1 consider it tlie quickest | county institute society, and accom­ elected treasurer of the committee and and killed Saturday by Fnink Harrison. acting and must satisfactory Coiwh Cure 1 panied by a (certificate <»f this fact, sivued D. A. Alward secretary. —-u........ The date.for .—v ,.w. Robiusdn was on a spree and abused his. ever used. w. H. GonDTEAit iby tlie secretary of Hie institute society holding thr gubernatorial Convention fnmi]y. Among the neighbors who Bronson has three pmtestant churches, making the exhibit. was fixed for August 5. nnd Grund Rap-1 came to the rescue was Harrison. Robeach having a good uv rr.iiers.'iip. but not H?c2. Ail.exhibits must be properly amt ids captured it. Victor M. Gore, of Ben- inaou attacked the latter with a knife, one of them has a pastor. The village has conspicuously labeled. ton Harbor, will he thr Temporary chair- .When • *” • —•--------was; •--> Harrison shot him. »» Harrison four saloons, aud supports them, but min­ Rule 7. AILexhibits not accompanied by a man. arrested. I iiersonand willal-o not pro be put up by society. isters seem to come toofruit highwill tie of better quality Hunting In Murylantl. Ruled. Ali exhibits must be shown toPcaeh Crop Not » Fitliurr. A. L. Wooster, a prominent citizen of Kether, i. »-.. nil fruit -togetlier. vegutiles j' Elkton, The first peaehea for this year were ---------• Md.. 'June 27. —. , James IL, Osseo, ich.. after suffering excruciatingly ; together, etc. . brought snto Niles from a large orchard . Truss was hanged in the jail yard hero from piles tor twenty years, wns cured in ^ulc Entries to u<- made by Scc’y • ‘ near Fairland. They were fully ripened ‘ Friday for the murder, on January 8» a short time by.usel.ug DeWitt’i Witch County Institute Society. Entries cluse!■ 'T. •’*** ••;••. ’ Thornft** Camp, C nmn of Goshen. Goshen N J enpcno*.L-. 1। of1 nomas Thomas s.... । . । and above the average idL.aize. l The he , 9* vamp, orof i»osnt n. oi.N.J., u., cup­ Hazel Salve, an absolute Cure for all skin : ‘ ' *' ! ____ .___ ‘__ >..«•_ z___ _____ - i -______ ■ ’ «-nin nf tho sr-hAnnpr Xfnnnwnv. nf famdheases. Mure of this preparation is used Rare i; Q;ihIH> ami yarlcty to count -with. i peaches are fully four weeks ahead of tn'n °{ tbe schooner Mana way, of Cam­ , time aud the crop will be the largest ^cn» N. J. The motive for the crime, t anal! others combined. judges, rather than quantity. W. H. Goodyear (iulc N<< county shall have more than ever known. Many thousands of bush- । "ns robbery. Truss was one of a disels of hnlf-ripened peaches , bad been charred crew. onetmln in each exhibit. ' Rochester may have an electric light taken from t he trees to save the *. roes. ------------- --- - ---------------- >-u-.T.-sr...g system soon providing the council will grant a franchise to a Saginaw man who will Sil ver Add reas lnaaed. .*M»o6ra*M ARricuUural -Ants. ask for it il lie secure* enough encourageThe state central committee of the m-‘pt frum the business men. The ’’agricultural nn^” -of Sonora, ! : independent free’silver party! issued an ”7^"ad^r?clXf,r,d!,o,,rrain =Hot weather won't cure weak Young mothers dread the bummer mon­ ! lungs' You may fed better beths on account of the great ’ mortality a­ which ifa-jrdepend whoii^foktait'u । «’n»"’*'on“l I"1’, mong children caused by bowel troubles. o ho^e"hlt cause out of doors more, but Perfect safety may he assured those who rnct. ahonid n,eerop. fail, they,vouki' tVX P“"i*.*irrUTi7<n?th 1b“ ’**" *ppolnied ejunty fann-m Inafitute society has re­ ceived the following letter from Mr. Butterfle d of Uh* Agricultural College which explains lUcit: DBAR Sna-LWe have succeeded in mak- • 1. F Ay-, h • tiF Weak Lungs I keep dn hand DeWitt’s Colic aud Cholera cure, and administer It promptly. For cramps, bilious colic. dyMintery and diarrhura^ it affords Instant relief. W. H. Goodyear k;v." X™ •»« i,he troubis >s stin there D°n,t stop taking your the eercals that they grow have been indorsed by the national silver confer* ipecialized by cultivation, like the wheat cnee. • • unj^other grains of the human husband- . man. and. it ia stated, quickly disappear ! Erarnatton Day. Gov. Rich has issued a proclamation if the insects neglected to attend to The electric light plant at Oqtonagon । calling the attention of the. people to has been ruiming behind several thousand them. ' the importance of the centennial cel­ dollars per year anil the council will raise ebration of the evacuation of Detroit NortJi Carallnu Demucrnt*. the rates for private lighting considerably ’ Raleigh. N. (jj June 26.—The demo- by thr British on Ji'ily 11, net only to in order to make bpth ends meet. ernta met. in this city yesterday and ( the’ people of Michigan, but Ho all the nominated <’yru^ B. Watson, of For- ' great middle nnd western stales, lay th. for governor, and elected freellrlnf New.-* Item*, i ' . in silver delegates to the national conven­ Bicycle locks have fquud a ready saleJohn Cleary, of Etcnniiba. waa the cltv the past week. tion. drowned by the capsizing of a boaT. Gynnd Rapids will have big hlcyele Arthur Ganilnrr is to be at BaUlr I Etlward Knntcr. fonndef of the GcrArthur Gardiner is to be nt Battle Taces on July 3d and 4th. on their' new CreekS Big National Circuit Cycle Tourna- mnn-Arnencan savings bank in Detroit, cement track. 1 - J••• -J - Is . one .of- the • -fjwt- died at the age of 72 years. Imont, lily — L", 14. He Jackson will give a big bicycle meet on |e*t flien on lhe track ami is clashed with The resident?© of George Monroe. In July 21st. A road race will be run iu lhe kjooper and Bald; Tlie IL»t «>t-pnif<*t»si«»iml Bronsnn township, was entered Uy forenoon and a number ot track events in Lmtrfai number r hundred and Mniatenrsu* burglars and robbed of $700 iu cash and the afternoon. . many more. Tin* contest will be exciting a valuable gold watch. ' On Monday and Tuesday. July 13 and and will !m* In keeping w|th tlie big race Rev. G. B. Rogers, of Detroit, has ac­ 14. our people will have a chance to see meets that Battle Creek I.* noted for. A cepted a. call to the pastorate of the <>( these men will come together " v“*• ‘w r—~ Eddie Baid. America’s champion, and Torn '.number ;for the first tlSie nt this big race mee». First I’nivcraallst church of Decatur. Cooper. Michigan’s pride, in lhe cycle Il'erhsps n dark horse will lie sprung thl* | Roy Youngs, of Coldwater, fell under races at Battle Creek. These men are the fastest riders In the world and each claim year slid another rider mad«; famous at: the cars at Howard City, cutting off one SBatile Cre^k. This was the way last year. : foot nt the nnkle. to be the champion. 1’here is a difference of opinion as to which belongs thedlllr. AYonder who will be the one to jump into । Mrs. Laura E. Moon* of considerable but the odds are In favor of Cooper. Both fame this year? : reputation, obtained a divorce from her men are restin'g up and getting In shape i 4) - Free Pitta. I husband, Charles E. Moore, a lumber­ for the contest. Cooper met • Bald on the ! Semi your midress l<> H. E. Bucklrn & ' man at M'lakegun, on the ground of Battle Creek track fur lhe flrst time and x JCo.. Chicago, anty get a free sample box of non-mipport. until he cunqured him there wns unknown. Dr. King’s New JJf« Pill*. A trial will There is invested in mines and piining He is determined to again defeat hlf rival convince you of their merits. These pills interests in the upper peninsula the on the old fighting ground and Bald Is are easy in action and are particularly ef­ enormous sum of $23X1*00,00$. Just as determined that he shall not. It fective In the cure of Constipation and h probable that a number of our enthus­ Mra. Elina C. Manchester, who had lived sick headache. F*»r Malarial and Liver iasts will so over and see the fun. This Troubles they have been proved invalu­ in Buttle Creek 60 year-, died suddenly, big meet should not be confounded with able. They are guatan’.ecd to be perfect­ aged 80 years. any matinee or horsef and blcy'cle races to ly free from every deleterious substance Susanna 1‘fnnd, aged 35, fell frorfi a be held in that city. and to lx* purely vegetable. They du tint hny loft on the outskirts of West Bay It i» estimated tliat there are in America we.k.n by ihnr.cllon, but by slvlnu hint. | clt, alld brolt(. hcr i,Ock. _ stomach —I. Mand ..rl bowels greatly Inl't.rnr.fw * invlgorare■ • 4,000.000 bicycle riders, who have invested ■to The celebrated nemlel murder ease Regular size 25c. per box. «800 000.000 In wheels, 510.000.000 in bi­ the system. was brought to a close at Menominee, cycle clothing and 200,000.000 In sundries Bold by W. H. Goodyear. the jury bringing in a verdict of ac­ and repairs. Two hundred and fifty bi­ quittal. after being out 25 minutes.' cycle manufacturers, five large tire makers | Indigestive poisons are the bane of the and 500 manufacturers of sundries, haying dyspeptic’s life. When sick, see if y«i»r ' Berrien county is flooded with coun­ Sickness is caused by Indigestive poinu'S terfeit quarters. h total Investment of $96,000,000, have been bene tit ted by this traffic. The estimated If so. take Shaker Digestive Cordial. This Tlie free delivery s^ivice in Monroe Is the only certain way of being peruiacapital Invested in retail eatabl shments. has been discontinued repair shops, race tracks and club bouses hently cured, liecause it is the only way «« Col. Newton H. Barnard, prominent You know that is 821 000,000, making the total American get rid of lhe poisons. in Michigan legal circles, died at Three fermented food is poisonous. You know fa eyclfak >" M00 »0»-; that poison is oibeallby. Shaker Diges­ Rivers from injuries ret rived in a runa­ 0®0. During 1S99 It I. 1*000.000 . wheels snd 8,000.000 tire, will be produc­ tive Cordial clears tbe stomach of ferment­ way accident. Wilson Hathaway, or Buchanan, was ed. gl.fag employment Io 75.000 Heycle ing food, and purifies the blood aud sjstom of indigestive poisons. It cures Indi­ killed in the railroad and at Kalama­ workers .nd 3.000 tire -J™'"?”;£ gestion and lhe dizziness that comes from thoussnd persons »re employed In zoo. He caught his fo.it in the deadly factories .nd 32.000 .s ret.llde.lers .nd re, it. Headache, dizziness, nausea, stomach­ frog. pair men.ptn.kfaK the fat.l number ot ache. weakness; flatulence, constipation, The corner stone of a new Baptist loss of appetite. Irritability, etc. These nersuns connected with the Ucycle indus­ are a few of the symptoms, caused bv In­ church was laid at Laurel, Sanilac coun­ try t.350,000. Verily, thy cycle Is getting digestive poisons, cured by Shaker Diges­ ty., The church is the first one to lie there. 1 tive Cordial. erected,in that locality. 1 At druggists, price ten cents to 51.00 The residence of George Monroe, a Your Hoy Won t U«U a Month. per bottle. i rich farmer, two mile- north of BronSo Mr. Gilman Brown, |pf 31 Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer i son, was burglarized t-nd $600 stolen. of South Gardner. ««<*. * M ' »’ I ’ Is. unquestionably, the best preservative He did not believe in banks and kept fol­ of the hair. It la also eurallve of dan­ doctor,. Hto aon I?11. his money in the house towing Typhoid «1*rl». ond he tl*ni druff. tetter and all scalp Bijections. An rx-€atholic priest named Percival Ibree hundred .nd «ereii«y *0"*™ Premature baldoese may be prevented has been installed as pi.vtor of the Bap­ with doetorx. who Hn.Uy give him up ^fa.“ rourboy won-l Hr. • B™>h ” and the hair made te grow on Mia al­ tist church at Dundee Albert Armstrong, a^ed 16 years, son u. tried Ur. Kfag'» No” D'worery and > ready bald, by the use of Hall’s Vegetable of James Armstrong, rf Port Huron, few bottle, resiored w“JJJj Sicilian Hair Rroewer. wu drowned in Black i iver while bath“tihfa il“Se.lDr. KfaOJfe- »'• mverr and knows it to l»e the best l»V the world far Lung Trouble JFri*1 »t W. H Goodyear’s Modem Drug atore. Kr. win.low.w«blii«8>w Uf*, mill.oo. ot ~n.brr* torrbeir ,+lMrr. wM. .4'liu., with >■“«-*• '* “5 child wfienstbrsum*.alby* all pain: rur»> X coll.' M»d M -.be be«l remedy »or dUrracr* Twenty five cents a bottle. !<*• The atate board ot pharmacy has caused the arrest of ae cral drug clerics in Branch county for dispensing drugs without license. Scott’s Emulsion because the weather happens to be warm. If you ha've a weak throat, a slight hacking cough, or some trouble, with the bronchial tubes, summer is the best time to get rid of It if you are losing flesh there is all the more rieed of attention. Weakness about the chest and thinness should never go to­ gether. Ona greatly increases the danger of the other. Heal the throat; cure the cough, and strengthen the whole system now. Keep taking Scott's Emulsidn all summer. For sale by all druggist* at gac and$t.«ak »' I Wanted-An Idea Absolutely Free! Now is the time to g^t a good WATCH FREE! FREE! nit Splendid l)fi YANKEE WATCH Mention this paper and we will send you 5 sample copies of the • dumh jmjmul, rm-wnn. �Mr. and Mrs. Tharftoo, of Stnrgfc, apeut Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Messer. ROYAL ■^yreLV F. S. Pryor leaves next week for a trip gb the west in the Interest of tbe factory. ' • » tt Blanche Barnes left yesterday for Lansing where she will spend the svminar with her grandtnotbeip Miss Maude Bentley left for Detroit yesterday, where she will spend the sum­ THE ELDER TREE. to tbe eifbtb m did Nashville 1b it* half of tbe ninth. . With • teoni <4 S to « «»lMt U>«». Hutlnn ran» to bat In the ninth The traditions attached to this tree tense exellement. Chase nine to I® and not his base on tolls, took motoI on a are very n^crou* and widespread, nassed ball and stole thin). «hh McKb- from tbe days of Pliny downward, sayM elt at lhe bat." Billy never disappoints Notes and Queries. Tbe fancy or belief his friends and when the critical mMuent that Judas hung himself upon an elder arrives Is always found to to on hand.tree, ____________ which will be found in Gerardt Waldon tor bls favoriteltoll, be lean.d bertodlata and poeta. Ber. against tbe leather ?“**■’{ Jamong them, of eourae. gnve white “my n'sde a circuit j tbe name to tbe purpllab-dn-own fon7u. ....Spectacles. Eyes or lhe bases end crossed the plate with the which growa on Its bark tinder the title ran toa^fw2^ McDonald's doo-1 of -Jod„' ear," which Cole, refer, to a. Properly mer with Mrs. F. A. Curtis. ble a steal of third and Goodyear, round i ..jen„ Hare, railed in Latin Fungus suwemhe.lnrle broucM In tbe wlnnlos । Minjbi<.nnuJI _________________ Auricula judae." Tbe The Albion, Tuesday, after a several weeks ruu wild but two men out. ]g-to ■hare bad in---------------| plant appears England visit with her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Hol­ Following Is tbe score. the old cognomen of pipe tree or bour Hastings AB- Ii BH PO I tree, and in Scotland bore tree, no donbt brook. 10 Clxateib.............. j I from the facility with which pipes or Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Strike®, Miss Re­ McKevitt 4 Borrendwne ss.... » I tubes for musical or other purposes bekah, and Louis Slitter left for their McDonald cf» have always been made by pushing nut 2b.... “ summer home at Bay View, yesterday Derby Wooton 3b... , the pith from the younger branebea. E* Goodyear rt. morning. j We seem to get the name from the Dutch Damoth p.... ^Miss Gladys Lombard, of Colorado, is Murphy If’ •• ’ holder with the German hohlunder, 0 Johnson p... ' surean with the French, in Holland expected in the city this week, where she 19 16 40 vlierboom. Italian wixnbuco, Russian Totals.... will make her home with her uncle J. T. F. All It BH po. Nashville busiha, and Spanish seuco. . Lombard and family^ Tbonias sk... Tbe spiced wine no almost universally ^Misses Flo Stincbcomb, Wilda BHvin, Merrick If... Booth 3b made from the berries in country disPoff e............ and Rae Robinson left to-day on their Andrews 10 0 ’ tricts, and the medicinal virtues etp... wheels for Battle Creek?). Misti BHvin ex­ Hough lb.... 0 tributed—and not Without reason—to Ayer rl 0 * very many preparations made from its pects to go on to Ohio. Stiheldi 2b... Baker cf .. . i bark, shoots, leaves and roots by coun­ Judge Smith returned from.Bay View, * try folk from time immemorial, and a *h)tata. ............ Notice the daliv W« Tuesday, and is holding court at Charlotte .•Winning runs made with but tw<:o men out. portlnmysomh WB.i proportion of which nre found in tbe —K innings -»284acT,0 L.„ this week. He will leave for Bay View pharmacopoeia, have doubtless made it HaMlnes —0000200 4.. 0 3—0 about A up 1, for his tegular Rummer va­ Nashville -2 0, <L.0J ? gathered around iSroed runs. Hastings 7. NMbvdta L Tro a o popular popular plant, plant, nr\d onopjuwrra arouna cation. hits. McKevitt 2. Borrenotune, Borrendiune, racuiHwra McDonald j» many of the superstitions, tales, aud l»M'hits.Mckfvitt;2. X Murphy. Three toae hit*. Hume. Merrick. even enhanced the virtues it is said to P. T. Colgrove, and son Liwrence, re-” Booth Home* ran.,Mcheyltt. Bootn Scheldt. scnriai. iwbii run, acnnivh Base ou .------ball#. »/n Off iJniiiwi.i Daniotii "2. ». vm Off Andrews 3. Lett on — I possess. At all event*, to nearly every turned from Minneapolis, Monday, accom­ balis, ii.cii.ij.NueliviilM 2. 9. Struck H’.mrk out Dd- *county . .in England .___ •> its praises t— — — be bases. HasUngs 7. Nashville out Dacan panied by the former’s sister, Miss Maude niotb 4, Andrer s«. • hcaril, and wondrous tales in connec­ Umpire. Chas. Dolie. Colgrove, who will spend several weeks tion with it wl»J be found to exist. AFTKI^NOOX GAME. ’ in Michigan. A large crowd was present at tbe after­ Mis» Erta Simpson, of Nashville, was In. noon game, which was devoid of interest Wanted—Girl tn do general house­ MARVELOUS CHRONOMETER. She soon leaves for and excitement, except that which was. work. must be oue who understands cook­ the city tills week. . aroused by the bard hitting of the home ing and thoroughly capable. Family of Chicago where she will take a course in team. Chase made jwo horn? runs and music, preparatory lo teaching it ih the two. Will pay 82.00 a week. Enquire Murphy one. McKevitt and Wooton made A cbconomctcr is the most accurate public schools. triples, aud Chase, Derby, Wooton and of A. Black.; Ayer, of Nash- ( 'n8trurocDt devhrd by naan. The greatJohnson made doubles, /y* v**oKMr. aud Mrs. Mitchell, who have, been Burman & Marple don't attempt to • le.Eash team er I*11"1 of thc chronometer’s mechanism vljle, also made a double, make ice cream with skimmed milk. visiting at John Lichiy’s. returned to their started In with eight runs in the. first In­ resembles that of'tbe common watch, home at Burlington. la., Tuesday. Ort ning. Nashville made oue score in (be but is constructed with every possible Pure cream is used. Try their ice cream Llchty accompanied them, having secured next five innings, aud Hastings made 22 provision to ixfeure accuracy, and so per- There’s F1O Use (if at 25 cents per quart \ more, die game being called at the end of feet is the instrument that even as far ; a position there. the 6th inning with lhe score standing 30 back ns 1726 Mr. Harrison produced a Cl PPpIiVfi Correspondents—Don’t forget we W. W. Cooke, of Clayton, was iu the toOiu tavor of Hastings. Following ’is chronometer which did not vary a aec- 1 want to hear from you iu summer Just the city Thursday. Mr. Cooke Is lone of tlie the score by Innings; ond iu ten years. Everything bas been same as winter. Get your items in early Innings —12 3 3 5 6 R-H many hustling agents of the Michigan done in tbe manufacture of this marvel­ —in a bed that’s too short, it ahd write every week. Mutual Tornado Cyclone and .Windstorm ous piece of roecliauisin to avoid error makes life too short and if you The Misses Schumann entertained a Insurance Company, and has: written a MOTES. tbat human ingenuity can devise. Pecwant to live longer buy one of few of their friends ou Monday evening in haps the most wonderful feature of tbe ■ Damolh lias always been a puzzler very large amount of insurance this year. our beds with a nict spring honor of Mrs. Jessie Reeves and Miss E!chronometer is the compensation bal- i Nashville. and mattress and you will Jn j once, a beautiful contrivance for coun- j via Wheeler, of St. Joseph. Chase caught two men napping at first sleep until breakfast is ready : teracting,the cifect of changes of tern- • slick shape. Again we call attention to our teas, unless you are disturbed by > perature, which, by causing an ordi- ; Johnson wili do the twirling for Has­ ' nary balance to expand and contract, [ that 25c beats them all, pud a forty cent the money raiding in your tings iivreafter. one that scoops them ail. . j bring about variation ..of time. So : purse because you bought NASHVILLE ANO HASTINGS HAVE Cook & Cook. Tbe home team wili play io Ionia to- beautifully ia the balance maintained your furniture of us and it did A HOT CONTEST SATURDAY Fine pickles iu bulk, olives, salmon, and morrow and Saturday. . tt g^jp may J)QS8 /pom torrid ! FORENOON not cost nearly as much as all kinds of canned goods of the first The first game was worth going miles o zone to the neighborhood of the pole ityou had saved up. see, but tbe second wasn’t worth gob g self, and the chronometer will not vary ' quality, just what you will want for a pic­ acro.19 the road. ' a second. nic dinner. Punjars A Erb. ' noon." It is reported that the Nashville team A. R, McOmber is getting his stock into .German ffomen Societies. Saturday about tbe only excitement in has dl&baiided owing to some trouble with There are at the present time no less : shape again in the Nevins block, which Hastings was occasioned by the games of its pitcher, Andrews. ( than 1,500 societies ia Germany organ- Funeral Diiectors. has been completely renovated, and now base ball between Has’ings and Nashville Furniture Dta!en, ‘•Truth ta stranger than fiction.” 'Tbe ( ized for the protection of young women i has one of the finest interiors in the city. teams iri the forenoon aud afternoon, and Embalming a specialty. sturdy farmer boys of Hastings laid down of the working classes and devoted to the fact that these nines were to contest Mrs. Hannah M. Barlow gave a six the plough for a few hours,—just long for base ball honors kept many at home their interests. A weekly journal with o’clock tea Saturday, complimentary to wbo-rttould otherwise have gone else­ enough to remove a few feathers from lhe a circulation of 13,000 copies is printed hats-Bf our local celebrities of the ball ber guest, Miss Anna Duncan, of Kalama­ where. for tbcdr benefit Nashville came with an exceptionally field, the East- Ends. Strange is. it not? zoo. Covers were laid for six. Those The score book shows the following fig­ strong team, and a determination to- do or The Tablet Turned. present were: Misses Anna Duncan, Ger­ ures: Hastings, 0: East Ends, 4: Batteries die. In addition to a score or more of In England it is a common thing to trude Bentley, Mary Powers, Gertrude pretty young ladies from our sister town, for local team, ingrain and West; for Hassee clergymen ’s wives inviting ladies to tlnzs, Johnson and Mckevitt. — B. C. who came to lend their encouragement to Smith. Bertha and Maude Bentley. I come to them as general aerranta for ’ Mwn. LOOK AT THAT Your choice In D. B. Rath burn, of Charlotte; O. M. the brawny young men from Nashville, j the honor and glory of the thing, but there was also the Nashville band which th. Ubira by’ihree’ ever chr,'X Chut ch ii nd Society. i McLaughlin, of Nashville; Willis Lathrop, furnished splendid music on this occasion, Usual services at Presbyterian church ' Indies iu a London suburb, who have nd.» puix gjnrn. at tin- Fauwu?, of Morgan; D. C. Warner, of Dowling, and did much to make lhe day enjoyable. next Sunday morning and evening. Y. P. vertised for a gentlewoman to do'(lie ; and Hale Kenyon, of Freeport, met here Bran new uniforms gave.the members of work of their cottage. The gentle- I tbe baud an especially good appearance, 8. Q E. at 0:30. with a committee from this city yesterday and the music they furnished was fully In THE FAMOUS PANTS Ne^tr sold The Hastings City \V. C. T. Union will ‘ woman required must, according to the ; and made arrangements for a Maccabee keeping with their nice uniforms. advertbemont, not only be strong, ac- ’ so cheap meet ou Tuesday. July 14th, at Mra Judse । Tbe game Saturday forenoon wm oie of Barnum’s on East Green S'reet. picnic July 28th nt Thornapple lake. tive and an early riser, but must be a i and neyer belter than now.; We are sole the hottest ever seen on lhe Lome gtotinds ‘ agents and you will find a ticket in the fhe annual pkulc of Emmanuel Sunday' clergyman's or professional man’s ; pocket that if they rip we mate-taro ^ood. and was one of tbe most exciting ever PERSONAL MENTION. daughter. A critic remarks that the ! witnessed, Nashville toing in the lead uu- school will be held at Tbornapple, Thurs­ They ate fully warranted not t-». Parents and frit nds are advertisers would doubtless feel de- j tU tbe ninth Inning. The game was char­ day, July 16. Ph in Smith, at the Famous. Dr. Waddle was in Nashville, Tuesday. acterized by sharp fielding on the part ol cordially invited. Special rates offered graded by sleeping in a bed made by the ( on tbe trains. hands of a young woman whom father J Mrs. E. IL Lathrop spent Saturday aud both teams, which kept the game close. Nashville started out brbkly. Thomas YOUTHS AND CHILDRENS The annual picnic of lhe first Baptist had been in trade. Sunday at .Ionia. batted a high fly which went through Mc­ Sunday school will be held at Tbornapple Sults fn>m Sl.-tip ^to Si. Yob could not Mrs. Einest Merritt visited friends at Donald’s hands Id center field, letting tbe next Tuesday, July 14. Excursion rates runner to second. Booth came to tbe have be£n secured and all are cordially in­ match them It you bought-at wLuIefale: Lansing last week. Butter, s to io , front with a three basj hit, scoring vited to unite In making tbe day an en­ many suits of theur are bankrupt Stock *’Jd Com per bu. 3». John Robertson, of Irving, sails for Thomas. Booth scored a little later on worth much more. Phix Smith. Hex* per doz. 8 U» 10. joyable one. Hides per lb..s. Puff’s out at iirat Naahvllle retired In Europe this week. . nl tlo- FawouSLard per lb.. Rev. J. R. Wooton, of Freeport, will one, two, three order till tbe fifth inning. Potatoes per ou., Mrs. Joseph Henkes, and son, of De­ Hastings scored nothing but a surces­ preach at the M. E. church next Sunday Bye per bu.. 3\ troit, are In the city. sion of goose eggs till tbe fifth toning, go­ morning aud evening. Topic for morning TalJow.perIb ,:p.4 HUBBY UP Or you won’J reU 75c Oats per bu.. 17. “The Enduring Foundation.” in the ev­ Marti' • < tvrSSc: oul) T. J. Bush was home from Lansing, ing out in euceemdon. Andrews up-shoots Wheat, red per bu.,57 completely paralyzed the hard hitlers of ening the sermon will be for young jH.-ople, about left. I'uixbJflTiL Wheat, white i*r hu. 57, Saturday and Sunday. tbe home team and they were thoroughly who are especially invited, the topic -will Hay per ton, B to :o nt ;hr Famous. Fortt dressed, 4JC in the be “Tfie Summons of thr Twentieth Cen­ Miss Beit ha Brown, of Grand Rapids, is uncapable of solving bls delivery, Beans. 43 to K last half of the fourth Inning Wooton bat­ tury.” There will be a short song srrvice visiting friends in the city. Chicken Creased. R. ted a high fly to center which that fielder in the evening, all are cordially invited. Beef dressed. 4 00 to 5.00. SLAUGHTER In |.r> . I» "Ml lhe Beef live. 2,75. Lloyd Cramer, of Woodland, is now an muffed, but quickly picked the bail up Sunday school ami prayer meeting as other deiilNS say Mutton, dra*Mt«t. 5. again on the first bound. The umpire evi­ usual. employe of the Bannkr office. about tbe price of our work bl»irt?. CloverMed. 4.65 to 6.00 dently didn’t see the play and called Woot­ Wool, unwashed. 7 to 1?. Pxhn Smith, at the Famous. Miss Edith S. Kenfield, of Chicago, is Wool, washed, K) to 15. on on L Derby in the meantime had taken A TrtbG HUNTER. expected in the city tide week third on Thomas’ error at short in that CRUSH TOP Hal. fr< ut Tse tn ll.» Mr. G. W. Davis, of Olivet college, is Inolnc. Had It Dot been for this decision Hastings would nndoubtedly have made I FniN Smith, at tbe Famous. the guest of Rev. A D. Grigsby. Miss Mona Selden, of Friendahip, N. several scores, as Goodyear who followed Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Landis spent Sat­ Woo too opened the fifth with a rattling J-. i« a banter of renown. The game she single to right that would have scored bogs is frogs. For seven years sbe has WE CAN’T MATCH Bankrupt stock urday and Sunday In Kalamazoo. both runners. But everybody who knows been supporting herself by her unique i prices ou shoes Mrs. Fannie Beam returned Io her home Charlie Doyle know* tbat he would never is what other dealers say. Well athletic exercise. Now she is one of think of doing anything only what ha mar Portland. Oregon, Monday. about 2t0 pairn yet aud are now entt»W the most prosperous citbens in the thought was right. It was simply an over­ prices Iswer than ever: they are A.Tic. Mrs. John Kay, of Norvllle, is the guest sight, little town, and she is reputed to have goods. Phis Smith, at tbe lamoaa. of her sister Mrs. G. R. Johnson. Tbe first three Nashville men at bat in a 1 bank account which, if II keeps on growing, will eventually enable her to Miss Opal Reed went to Lansing yes­ the fifth should have been retired, but 1 give up f rog shooting. they won’t Hough’s grounder went past । B0YB AND YOUTH S terday morning to visit her stater. Borrends me. Ayer and Scheldt flew out Before she took to frog shooting Misa • wool bits Mrs. D. 8. Goodyear, and son David, Baker made a pretty stogie and Hough took IBelden taught school in the country re­ IMHUL ot vi from 15c up; they are• some second. Thomas made another single i gions for ten dollars a week. She did spent the fourth In Grand Rapids. balance °— WISHING to close aud some ot them a ’ ------ ot filling the bases. Merrick picked out his Puis S1UTB. not particularly enjoy teaching, for her Mudge stock. Fred Bush and family are resorting at favorite bat spit on boto handa, pounded i out my stock of mil­ nt tlie EawouA pupils were frequently boys about twice bis heels into the earth and luuked way Wail lake, In lhe Pancoast cottage. : : linery and fancy as big as herself, and they had that par­ out into tbe "oods for a good place to hide . Dr. and Mrs. Franz Willison, ot Eaton the ball. “One strike,” tbe umpire railed. ticular form of humor which shows it­ goods. I offer great No one pretetw*” 10 self in being obstre^roua. Moreover, NECK WEAR The next ball Merrick made a lunge at 1 Rapids, spent the fourth in Hastings. make our pnets a? inducements to every dollars a week did not aatisfy Miss but nothing save the atmosphere was dis- ten 1 Adalbert Hall left for Ohio yesieiday to we buy In grow lot* at the factoryturbed. Will It be a strike out!1--Nit !Selden’s idea of proper compensation. : : lady who wishes Pnix Smith, at t :»• F visit bis brother Will Hall, and wife. Tbe batsman rubbed lib optica. A swish Consequently, ' when she found that Mrs. E. Throop returned to her home in Fitted With Glasses. No Charge Testing. F. R- PflNGOftST. Absolutely Pure Hastings Banner. Thursday, July 9. 1896. COOK BROS. Proprietoro. Additional Local News. ' <« your do? muzzled? Vote Monday for the new city hail. Hastings needs a new city hall. Call at the Christmas studio for frames. Vote Picture Don’t forget the special election next Msuday. Even Vermontville •^rtty” hall. has a beautiful Order your berries for canning pnrpcscf Phillips & Erb. VV. H. Goodyear Is having a steel ceilSuag put in,his drug store. A complete Hue of all the latest styles << Frames at the Christmas studio. Some good store counters and store • -*keiviug for sale cheap at this office. Auyone defeirioK to buy some good coun’Oer* cr store shelving call at this office. H. A. Goodyear is painting his house on ttreadway, making a fine Improvement. -r Prodsee wanted Rt tbe highest price in Cotoc er cash. Cook & Cook. l>an’l forget those pickles. Call and try Cook & Cook. ntaem. Sauter, au old resident of Carlton, dropped dead Thursday from heart disease. Subscribe for the Banner and receive the drat chapter of our fide new serial ^tery. For sale:—Ladles bicycle can be secured at a bargain. Enquire at the Banner /Office. tTbe Board of Public Works organized Friday by electing 8. E. Phillips, Preai.Fresh garden truck can always be found sal Phillips & Erb’3. Leave your order with thou. 'We-have a large lot of ven- nice sail by 'the barrtff, or otherwise. Cook 4 Cook. * We print tbe first of S. W. Sm’th’8 letcerr Jlils w*ek. We are sure they will jtsrove most entertaining to our readers. -Sfend your caucus notices to the Ban"jntK-atonce for the election of delegates to - the £oun)y ■Convention to be held July . kith. Stand on*the Fkle of improving your city raw# vote for the cKy hall Monday. A city > tail will save rent and be economy in the The M. E. 'Sunday School picnic at Tbornapple to-morrow. Rates of 25c. for adults and 15c, for children have been se- - TuliAcao and sage, toilet soap and taptoca. cigarb mid potash, German balm ai d 4baw pins, pocket books aud mouse traps, ycait and carpet tacks, fishing tackles and -copperas, sal soda aud cheese, and, and, O! KJewhoiakiu. we ean’t tell you in sbe -camiths anything about it. Cook ACook. Awarded HJatiest Honors—World's Fair, ' < ©R. BASEBALL. > Renkes & Walldorff. That Famous H1LLINERV and a tang soon followed, and tbe pig skin was salting way out into the grove, rtrec pairs of Naahvllle triJblm pattered Miss Gertrude SaaMb, Miao Ollie John­ across tbe plate, while Merrick oern eeurson, and “Prexj " left for Bay View Tues­ lying around the bases like a red head. It was a dandy hit. and a timely one. and day. . ' tbe hard Httle hitter scored soon after. With a score of 6 to 0 Hastings started Miss Ida Huid returned to Chicago, Monday, after a brief visit with her par­ in on tive last bf tbe fifth and scored twice on GoodyeaPa single, and doubles by ents. Murpiiy and MeKevitt Nashville scored one to tbe seventh on Mrs. Btwe Barrell, of Grand Rapids, Schetdts triple and Bakers single, and one was the guest of Mrs. F. R. Pancoast, last to tbeeigtith on ----------“ * rifiee and Andrews D. W. Bogers went to Livingston coun­ ty Tuesday. to settie tone wimUtor Joe Custer returned to Ohio. Monday, having been home to spend the fourth. MOST PERFECT 40 YEARS THE STANOARtt, !frogs wrre a costly luxury, she re­ isolved to invest her savings in a | frog farm. Frieixlship being rich In i bog. and awampa, Miaa Selden bought < ISO acre, of land, fenced It In. and began to raise frogs for the New York markeL latheaoorntuldelightofhCTneigh'bora. They thought ,he waa a harm1 and amualng lunatic when they isaw her practicing .booting frogs. But ’-hen Utoy learned that sb, cleared «!.1 too the Aral aeaaon, tbuie who esme to goods in my line. : : Hats trimmed in the : : 1 latest styles and prices so low every l»dy can reach them. A’EW For «»™ •«<?«■ It lUUct S’* 11 >* J||US CIIIT11. ,1 tin Enmons Light wHflll A'to™ «“!»•» close out. MISS J. L MURDOCK aetls h tot^e market. UBDZBWIAR will mate It, ' I »t-s ‘. nt lhe Famous. ±Lta’*'n*lnoJp1;1^0' at lhe E.uioas OVXBaLLS Tbebwlause. Para Sarir.i, si »«' • � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-07-16.pdf b9002e84805a586c612b4c58a165a893 PDF Text Text [Largest circu-.. i lation of any *.. • PAPER IN COUNTY. Hastings Banner. THE ADVER- a TISING MEDIUM IN BARRY COUNTY. di VOL. XLI. NO. 11 HASTINGS, MICH. JULY 16. 1896. Don’t Read This Hastings Banner, ‘^“•"■xlThunai.v, bT , COOK- BROS.. *i --- AT--’ ______ _ If you do not cars to save money; but if you do, we wish to call your attention to the fact, that we are offering Brown Sheeting for the next 30 days at extremely low prices. These goods are as staple as sugar, and every family will need one or more holts be­ fore winter when you certainly have to pay more money for them. A hint to the wise is sufficient • Middleville. Gren|l Rxpld’, PS,1 I” the viil,ta Hn.tin^1111^ hM n,0";il h1’ 10 HASTINGS, MICH -CO R R ESP O NDENCE~ WHOLE NO. 2144 ,nd ehlWren. »t Detroit',' ™ iML”,* b”,l,,er Mr» A. O. Wilkinaon. In this village. Th. old s.w mill on Main street Is beXw".,Xbu"dlD't wl11 A nice rain would be very acceptable. Born to Mr. VanWagner and wife, a pair of twins. Mr. Stanton, jt., of Chicago, is the guest of relatives at present. It Is reported that A. Kemberllng * Co. are at present In Canada; Delay Babcock had the misfortune to lose a cow a few days ago. Henry Gaskill and wife,of Battle Creek, are the guest of relatives at present. Mrs. Holls and Mrs. Manning are in Al­ bion visiting the latter's grandchild. C. Klee’s new kitchen Is progressing very rapidly. being nearly completed un­ der the management of G. VanSyckle and A. Brown. Welrulb. ot Nubvllle, Is Ui naurst , t Mrs. Mllcbell. Mr. Tealer hw moved Ills tailor shoolo lhL“T.T"75 ,be building. inti Baptist church has a fine new organ sbted by Pastor C. Wheeler o* tl™ M purehaaMf of T. Wood. Will Webb left (or Big Rapid'. TuesE M r»“rw n ‘ Sunday. ’ □ay. where he will attend the Ferris In­ dustrial. school. Shalta. M. 3. Coykendall and family are nicely Wallace Chilson Is hnme for a week. located in the upper ropms In the new Earnest Shultz and family spent Satur­ Feitoapn building. day at Wall lake. M E cb^h!lp?s“"rl W1" h* h<-‘d “ >b« Arthur Crossman, of Oklahoma, was in A number from here look in the show at .n. r.. ennreb Friday evening July tr,h ' Hastings. Thursday. under tbe dlreellun or Mrs. W. D. Hugl.e*’ town last week. Rev. Welter BIIm will be In Mlloeukee Mrs. Carrie Spence and Mr. Claus fam­ n,.7.PTOgrani’ll1 ** «lTO1 J»“iUe over Sunday. ily are camping at Wall lake. luBle quartette end orchestra. Some or tbe people ot Middleville, are Mr. Nash's team ran away with his new “"'ft1" «»d Mary Smith '“otemplalluK building cottages at Gun binder which resulted Id a great loss to Ska H r'flv *’? the P"' WWk ’“«»• the owner. Mrs. Bert ATwstrong. ot Bowens Mills. Mrs. Cook spent Thunder ot latt week We were glad to welcome Charlie Mer­ Supt. Sargeul ot the C. K. 4 S. It. R. in Grand Rapids. ritt back once more. He has been absent Zu’t. !t‘ S’lurday consulting H E. Hendrick Was In Hastings Satur. seven years and is now living in Dluuth. with Justice Brown In trgnnj to the Uli- day, on legal business. !«ilnn. gatkn now pending between John DrumMr. Bedford returned Thursday from a im>ud and the C. K. *. S R. R four months visit in England. Glen B-ackmaii paw,I tr„m this life • Now is the time to sell wheat. It is ud Sunday p m at about f, o'clock, after a as high as 38cts. Chas. Serveo Is buHdiug a new bouse. llngerlug Ihncss with consumption. He Many from here attended Eid. Dowling’s Everett Shepard, of Battle Cieck was In meeting in Coats Grove. returned from Hit, north tw„ ww.ks ago where he had peen In'hopes of retaining town Sunday. . Now look the field over carefully before Fred Faljnatler.of Marshall, yas in town casting your vote this fall, . iilsdieallh. Hu wa? a member of the K. Ost cutting is at hand. Hurry and u. 1. M. of Delton. Fmiernl services look Saturday nnd Sunday. Minnie Davie, of Otsego, Is visiting her thresh; they will bring lOcts whether Me. place at the family residence at in a. m aunt Mrs. Dr. Powers. is elected or some one else. • ruesdhy. . A good many from here attended the Would say to those attending those Mrs. Owen Duyton was brought here swindling shows if you wish to be safe f«ir burial last Wednesday. She died at biejciv Dietl al Battle Creek. The Luies Aid met with Mrs. G. W. keep clear from theif games nod they Iter home .11 Dortef Station Monday. July Tompkins Thursday July 23rdl won’t get your money and pocket-book iu 6'll. R. C. Fruin and family, uf Bellevue, the bargah.. See? spent Sunday at Bert Shepard’d, Yes, Buyers have Cloverdale. Mrs. Edgar Tjler, of Vermontville, was Maurice Fisher rides a new wheel. Wallace Church and wile. Chas. Stover caught on to the idea of our Sale Jacob Leinaar has been quite sick but Is al John uHUtker’s Saturday andiSumlay. and wife, of Kalamazoo, visited relatives Mrs. Chester Berry and sop Paul, of Improving. of LADIES And DENT’S OXFORDS.. Nettle Newton Is Lome from Plainwell FennvlElr; are visiting relatives and old here Sunday. Wm. Clnncy, who has been spending friends here. for a short visit. Just Bib for economy HERE and you Don’t forget the special program Sunday his annual vacation here has gone back to Clara Cairns, of Augusta, Is the guest of will eatrh the biggest han! of your night A good program has, been pre­ his home in Chicago. her sister Jennie Reynolds. life. Tnhrc’sKY many bargains flying pared, Johhn Tompkins having charge of Nettle Graves, of Huwlandsburg.is stay­ Mrs. Calvin Dickerson, of Hickory Cor­ around lire that you can't dodge one It the music. ing with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown. ners. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Myron you try.■ At the school meeting Motulay night, Chamberlain. The latter has recovered John Holden and family are at the farm John Tasker was electettassesstr. A vote from her fate illness. doing their haying arid harvesting. Miunie Flowers, of Kalamiz*jo. spent was taken which was carried to hire two Quimby. teachers.: The question of an addition to < . ii t me* :j good. We want ibis dow npour of good luck tu reach several days at her father's last week. The Quimby Sunday Schoo! will have a : . . •ui-sbi: tinfier the sliow^r. Here is :im economy harvest, (or 10 days E'lnuh DePew closed a successful term the schu'H building was not vb’.ed upon, but (t cottimittee of five was appointed to picnic at Thoniapple lake this week Fri­ • : in i eitdlngjJL’LY 23. We will e<k-aver I<»-move our OXFORDS at of school nt East Cressey on Friday last. Mrs. Nettie Barber is entertaining n ris- look the matter up ami report July '26 at day. Everybody is Invited to eomu. Miss Cora Kreiger, after spending a few ter from KMumau'o and a niece from Law­ which time there will be another school* '.'dords at 1 - 75". S, 1.75 and *3,00 Oxfords at $1.45 meeting.: * days with friends at this place, returned ton. ' to Grand Rapids, Tuesday. 2©J j.25_ i “ 98 Farmers have commenced threshing and Tbornapple Lake Preaching a< tbe school house next Sun­ report the yield uf wheat and rye very *t.o3 Oxfords at .65 Mrs. Northrup died al her home'___ near. day evening by Elder Ickes. poor. . Mrs. Clara Waldo.rff, after returning W. Gilkey, of Plainwell, sold and de­ Morgan on the 9th of dropiy al The age of’ from huckleberrying one day last week, livered his eld wheat at 52 cents here on 08. Tite remains were buried la the Bar­ was taken sick, but she is belter at the ry ville. cemetery. Monday. present writing. Mrs. Jphn DeLong is on the sick list. Sarah Dorr has gone to Chicago to live Will iluytuaii is very sick. with an aunt. Mr. Wait's mother taking Pa. iW-frum Charlotte are spending a her place as housekeeper. wm. d<- r?f. srer. 'amtigevnie Ftoieucc Bbafer, Orangeville ■ 18 After several weeks absence on account week at Ute lake. Roy Thomas, of Middleville, is spending Adelbert E. Robinson, Rutland of bicktfau Rev. Riicliiuyer was able to a week on his father's farm herd. Man-1>. Still. City till h is appudntmetit at this place. Vcrnor Lathrop has located: in Nash­ Au Ice crbain social was held nt I’. Bar­ Married. ville. where he will practice-deisistry. ber’s last Saturday evening for the beneROBINSON -STILL Iu thh city July ftth by Mrs. Nellie Walker, of Chesaning, is Rev. William Campbel). Mr. Adelbert E. Rob­ th of tbe pastor. 85.59 was realized. visiting with her parent.-, Mr. and Mrs. inson and MbH Mary D. Still. Wm. DeViue. We are now having a delight fill rain. REPUBLICAN CAUCUS NOTICES Mrs. Olive Abrams is very sick. The picnic season is at band and picnics Jno. Valentine has purchased a fortiris week are as follows: The 14th the horse. Baptist Sunday School, of Hastings, - will The republicans of Hastings township are reLizzie Campbell was in Utsego last picnic here; the 15tb Hastings- Presbyter­ 3nested to meet hi caucus at the town house.alurday Juiv 26th, (or tliepur(>ose of electing ian Sunday Scboo!: the lOih the Emmtnuel delegates to the count-.' convention July 30Uh Ona. Folk has commenced building Ids Sunday School, of Hastings and: the Quim­ and the iranMcUon of such older business as may come before the meclfog. ' shop) by Sunday School will pteuic the l”ih. — It E. Gaskill, Gtx'rge McDonald wa<> in Coals Grove Chm'u. Twp. Oumm . Freeiaort. last week. 4ot trouble and lo.-»s might Im- «n4«-a Miss Sarah Pilgrim made her farewell at Kaae Moore spent Sunday In McCords. Maplw Grpvc. ■a thelpnn. baser* of Dry Goim1<| If this place last week. Rev. Myine visited In CarsoD; City the Tbe RtpubUcaas «f Maple Grove wilt mwt Iu vJ, mu visit nothing but griud Tbe ice cream social was largely «t- past week. eaucu* al the resideuee of C. II. Palmer on -tib-iantial dry .good# nn-rchanu— stores I* shat have reputations for tended last' Friday night. Rev. Wooton is visiting with Ills family Thttridav JulvZ3attwo o’clock p. m. fur the purpose of electing delegates to attend the idri’" ;uLui excellent stocks and whirr Burn to Salomon Stanton and wife a In North Adams. _ County Cunvenriot* at Hartings JutySOUi. or to yfai kbuw you only pa;-’ for witat The icecream social was well attended transac* any other busfoeM that, in ly legally pound boy Igsl Tuesday. • Vi.11 g^:. jA great deal depend# nn come t»efo»e said meeting. Jas Flamuery attended the rain last Saturday evening. Ig.wyiu Inauage the little things. Dated Maple Grove July Hih. is**. ■ • are little thlngi but tt Prof. Alb. Eby will preach in the M. E. Thursday by going to the show. BY UEPKBOrCoN. yj«t art- trying to :n;u:e a great dial Fred touch is nearly Hick. lie will be church Sunday a. nt. S. It. HuTit and family are visiting iu entirely laid up if be runs for treasurer KuUuucl. Lowell and Vergennes. again on the tree silver ticket. • The Republicans of Rutland wdl hold their Mathew Beard soul his boy to the vil­ J. W. F.iglesoug returned from Kalaiua- caucus for nominating delegates to (he repKbll can County Convention, at Town Hall on Wed­ lage last Tliursday. The boy did not re­ zoo the first of the week. nesday. July *.*ind. st 2 p. in. U. B. quarterly meeliug will be held in turn and Lad nut been found at last hear­ IJr OKDK& or Cox. the Brew school house next Sunday. ingA. D. Shepard and wife. J. W. God­ Columbus Campbell died Monday noon after long suffering. He has lived in frey and wife are rusticating at Gun take. A Republlcaii caucus for tbe purpose of elect­ Mr.~ Knowles, of Hastings, filled the ing delegrtwo to tin- County Convention called this neighborhood for many years, being at Hastings July 30th. ISW, will be held Justice of the Peace and Notary Public pulpit at the Congregational church. Sun­ tom"et In the Town Hall In the village ot OrangeMllte goods for nearly ten years and was very aged at day. • on Saturday July 2Sth. IK 6 at two o'clock p; in. Mrs. Isaac Moore visited her brother. J. By order of Township Cummirtee. the lime of Iris death. Mr. Campbell was Waltku Brows. Chairman. a mernlM r of the United Brethren church W. Reuter and family, of McCords. the Mrs. K. Caldwell ' E Uorto" .JI',*?? L. E. STAUFFER. Caught On V>. re Throwing Them Out By Wholesale. : • ‘ C. H OSBORN & Co. c. a GREAT DEAL g Julius dry MILLINERY. Great SIS EVERY CENT COUNTS g Having purchased the Questions BflKERT Are Being Continually Settled. .... • - — .,: - Tfiere Is one question J on can settle lor yourself! and that is where to find a complete stock ot gncertes and crockery at right prices. Remeinber we are selling the ■ •‘BEST” FLOUR at the same price Others ask for second grade. Stock of my brother, A. E, Renks, I will continue the same and ask for a liberal share of your patronage. With my last yeans experience in one of the largest bake shops in De­ troit I feel confident I can please you. Everthing will be strictly fresh and first-class. All the latest delicacies in bak­ ing can be had at the Old Re­ liable City Bakery. Twill have none but the best Ice Cream and Soda. Also Vernor’s Ginger Ale, always the best. and died in that belief. ' Or^DgevlIle. » ’ Huckleberryiug la the order of the day. Mnud Norton b vbitlug friemb in Ma­ ple Grove. Jim Hardlns. uf Bradley, was on our Streets last Monday. Daniel Rcidmun and wife visited I ralrievllle frieuds fast Sunday. Mr. CuuinHHgs. wife am! sister, of Rich­ land, lire spending the summer heie. Fred D. Hull fa improving the looks of 'his house by repairing aud building an addition. . . Marsh & Griswold, of Allegan, are mak­ ing preparatlous to Improve a Urge tract of laud on Gun marsh. • J N Ptke is digging a cellar for ins cider mill. With an abuudauce of fruit he expects a large trade. Judge Stevenson and wife, of Arkansas, and Mrs. Hoff master, of Battle Creek, vis­ ited at Eli Nicholas last week. Hope Centar. The meeting at tbe school house was largely attended Saturday evening. Gideon Wilkinson Is entertaining a cousin from Grand Rapids. Frank Leonard and wife spent Sunday with the former's parents. Alma Gillespie. ^lher ,4^. °f Cloverdale, spent Sunday at V. Ed Wilkinson and familj, of Otsego. , “ed -I ««<*• “O" ^Mr< Ed Gate* mother li vlelUnk ber. Ctus. Ha«l lalbutldlng a new basement ^Arthire Gealer, or Delton, .pent Sunday *tG<“wilklnaon baa Rurebtued a new Ch^K“.J“Dedb- Joloeb t»e eumnwr nora" take voice culture of H® S Van firman last of the week. WooiHa-ud Itepubllcnu Club Rally. Freeport and Lake Odessa crossed bats .The members of the Republican Clu--, of al this place Saturday p. m. xAt the end VT<>odl;imi, and allothers interested In the suc­ of the filth inning Lake Odessa threw up cess uf the Republican party u the coming elec­ tbe game, the score stand nig 20 to 8 in fa­ tion are respectfully Invited to meet nt the Town Halt on Tuesday ».ve. July zist gi s o'clock p. m. . vor of Freeport. ' sharp, for the puriione of re-oruamzim: the Club for antive party work and for the election of two delegates to repna-ut the « hn> at a Htate (’on-1 Myrtle Odell is home from Freporl for veirtlon of deleg .tc.i to be held at Grand Rapids a week’s-vocal Ion. , Ath-inrm»*r Hie date. Tuesday *ve. July 21st. The Freeport creamery wagon is again luted al Woodland July l«l>. ,G. 8. Palmkrton. gathering cream along our streets. President of Woodland Republican Club. Prof. Eby. uf Caledonia, will speak in the Methodist church next Sunday p. in. Wooitbuitl. Fred Fleming and wife, of Bat'.le Creek, The Republican electors of the Township, of are spending a few days with lite farmer’s Woodland. Mbleh.. ar- earnestly Invited to be parents. _ present at the Town Hall tn said township on Miss Effie Carpenter, of Osceola Co., is daturday eve. July 2Slh at 8 o’clock p. m. sharp, the purpose <>f elentirw eight delegates to visiting ber aunt, Mrs. Frleud. and other for attei d ’he republican County GmveuUou tn be held at Hastlcgs o i Thursday July *30i h. This relatives. Guy Wilson, of Battle Creek, was the convention Is not called for the jmrpose of nom­ guest of Miss Fannie Carpenter. Saturday inating county omcers but to elect eleven dele­ gates to attend ibe Republican Btete Conven­ and Sunday. „ „ . tion to be held at Grand Rapids Aug. fith: etevLast week Wednesday Mrs. Frank en delegates to attend tn* Republican Congres­ Crawford and Mrs. Maria Strickland were sional conientfon to be held ax Three Rivers, Aug, nth and 2* delegates to attend tbe Sena­ on their wav to tbe huckleberry marsh, torial Conveatlon of the 16 Senatorial District their horse became frightened at a log by not yet called. Remember the date. Saturdav eve, July Sth. the road aide, throwing them out and Dated. Woodland. July 14 A, IMG. breaking Mrs. S’s. collar bone and other­ C. 8. Palmkbtok. wise injuring ber. Mrs. Crawford was Republican County Committeeman for Wood­ land Township. seriously hurt on one knee. They were taken back home and a Dr. called. They Carlton. are doing well at present. The Republicans of Carlton will meet In cau­ cus at Town Hall la Carlion at nne o'clock p. m. Frida)' July 21th for tbe purpose of electing J. J. Potter, of Detroit, le visittag rela­ delegated to the County Convention and lor the transaction ot any such other business that may tives hi of Grand Rapids, called on prnuerlv come before tbe meeting. B, order Oomm. chJ,B. relatives and friends last week. Mrs. Correll Kldred is quite sick. Jar Hay and wife, of Woodbury, have been visiting and picking huckfe berries Tbe mraMlouu ot lr»tn« will me» In enucn . •I iiMlrf VUCT-. "» Than, Jul, SB* at Ed. Reese’s. . p. in. lor lb. purww. ot .«<ln« adjThe yearly threshing has commenced in or look to tbr Ctxinly CoorroUon »l U..llnr...nd fw the transaction of such other busineM as ^Mitoand Orrin Wright of Battle Creek, »» »«• beiorr Ibr Mtl^ are visiting at Mr. Reese’s. Lunches at all hours- Miss Friz Sitamcms. Bepablteaii Coonty Convention. Republican-County Convention is here­ by called to meet at Mudge’s Opera Houee, city of Hastings, on Thursday July 30th, 18*.»e at 10^30 o’clock a. m. to elect 11 dele­ gates to the state eonventtou called to meet at Lockerby Hall. Grand Rapids, on Wed­ nesday. Aug. 5tb, 1896; to elect 11 dele­ gates to the congressional convention for tiie 4th Congressional District, to be held at Three Rivers Wednesday, Aug.- 13tb; also to elect 24 delegates to the Senatorial Convention for the 15th Senatorial District to be called hereafter, and to transact such other business as may come before the convention.The various wards and townships will be represented as follows: Assvria... Baltimore. Barry...... Carlton.... Castjeton.... Hastings Twp.. City trt Ward ** Sod * • . 3rd <th Hope.......... Irving...... Johnstown. Majile Grove Orangeville Prairieville Rullard.... Thoniapple Woodland., Yankee Springs Forward caucus notices to the Hastixgb Banker at once. Let each town be rep­ resented by a.full delegation. Jonx-G. Nagleil Will R. Cook, Secretary. Chairman Republican Dated Hastings July 6, *95. Co. Comm. Republican Congi-e»ieional Cunrentinn, To tht Repubtican El^ctornt of the Fourth CoiujrestliHMl Dl»trid., The district convention of the. Republican* of the Fourth Congressional District of Michigan is hereby called to meet at the Opera Howe in the City ol Three Rlveni.db Wednesday the 12th dsy ot August.iFStkat.,11 o'clock a. m..for the purpose of nominating a candidate for member ot con­ gress and for the transaction of such other bus­ iness a» may property come before tbe conven­ tion. The several counties of the district will be en­ titled to. representation as follows: Allegan .................... 13 Cass'......... 10 Ban-?-............. ....... it fa. Joseph. .11 Berrien...................... m Van Buren. F. R Gilson M. O.-Ru*iA9D I FHASKUN WKLLS 1 rnmmifHu. Al. S. Kekler ■ Committee. J. '■). BRi'RArr | . W. AXJoonxAN 1 ■ Republican State Convention. ■ Detnilt, Mich..July 1. isx. To the Republican Electors of the Stale of Micbtgan: The State Gonveuttnn of the Republicans of Michigan is hereby called to meet at Lodcerby Hall, in the city of Grand Rapid*, on Wednes­ day, she sth day of August, il>96 at n o’clock a. m.. for the ot nominating candidates for Mate omcera, and the transaeUcn of such other business as may properly cotne before tUo convention The delegates from the several counties tn each'CoUeresaional district are requested to meet in district caucus at 10 o’clock-a. in., ou the day of the Stat? Convention, and select caadldutes a> follows; to be presented to the State Convention for confirmation. One vtee-prCMdrnt. one kssIsimuL secretary', one member each of i h _• comipkte*'on ''Credcuttala.” “PermaaMt OraanUattatrint-Ordt-r o» >• olutlons. ’ aud to transact such other business as they tnav deem necessary. Under the reso­ lutions of i&S. no delegate will be entitled to a real In the convention who dnes not reside in the Coni ty be prop >»es to represent. Iu accordance with tbe resolutions of 187S, every county will be entitled to one delegate for each five hundred of the total vote cast for Gov­ ernor at the last election (November. t8P»). nnd one additional delegate for every traction amounting to three hundred, and each organi­ zed county will be entitled to at least two dele­ gates. Iu compliance with the resolutions adopted In Detroit, JunA 23. 1890. the secretary of each county convention is urg?d to forward tu tlie Secretary ot the State Central Committee. Det-olt. by the earliest mall after tbe delegates to the State Convention ore rbnse*t, a ce.tided list •>f Mich delegurtMas are entitled to seats In the State Convention from their ‘respective <iouuDkxteb M. FkkrV. Chairman. Dknnm E. Ai.wabd. Secretary. Bent E«twla Trumifer*. w akranty Duns. .loMipli C. Bray to Keeler Brasi Co., parcel. Tliurnauple. 9-tso. City of HiwtiLgs to N. T. Parker, lots.city. 8:oo Miners. Keelerto Henrvaud BerthaS. Gies, lots, blksa. Middleville, WCO. Clura L Brown to Auturtus Morgenthaier 30a. »ec te. Maple Grove, 9750. Clara L. Brown to weo. J. Morgenlbakr, 3(iri. sec ts. Miutic Grove. I7«). Alnuza K. Southwtek. et al. to Wallace W. Watson, lots. Middleville. SW. 8e\ mour G. Jordan to Lewis H. Jordan, Wa, sec )9. Irving. Oooo. Andrew J. Miller to Edwin Barlow, lots. Has­ tings. SiOO. Kdwiu Barlow tn Hast Ings B. & L. Associa­ tion. lot*. Hastings. S.vc.20. Owen Lowden tn Ilnjulnes B. & L. Associa­ tion. Iot>. east add.City.gUOC. .lames P. Donnvan to Elizabeth M. Steward, loti. Ha»tlnjr«. Siaoo. Benj W. Pinch to Chas. P. Downy, n. w. Ji ot 8. w. Q. 21. Johnstown. 37000. Geo. H. Kirtland to Cleveland C. and Mary E, Cook. 1251. sec 1». Yankee Springs. §4000. - . • W. Rankins Co Wm. A. Rankin. iOh.sca I, Baltimore, SI00. DIED. WARNER—On Saturday evening, July 11, at his home iu this city. A'. 1*. War­ . tier, aged 6“. Deceased was ln»ra In Erie County. New York, and had lived In Barry County SO yearn. He was proprietor of* the old "Cen­ tral Mouse” here many years ago. but re­ tired front business owing to poor health. His death was due to consumption. He leaves a wife, three sons nnd two daugh­ ters to mourn his loss. The funeral was conducted.Monday afternoon by Rev. A. A. Grigsby. Interment at Riverside. The Commissioner of railroads of tbe State of Michigan gave. In his annual port of 1893. the following valuable and voluntary expert testimony to tbe charac­ ter of the Michigan Central, “The Niagara Falls Route,” from. Chicago to New York, Boston and the East, after a aareful In­ spection of tbe system: "Nothing can be added in tbe way of favorable comment on this excellent line. The main line is as near perfection In the way of const ruction, eppolntmeuta, service and able management as can be conceived in modern railroading. No skill or expen­ diture has been e pa red Io make it tbe model railroad of tbe country. Improve­ ments are constantly being added in the way of heavier and substantial eonatrqctlon, interlocking appliances, etc. The general appearance of tbe property, tbe symmetry of tbe grade, cleanliness of the right of way. station buildings with orna­ mental and well-kept grounds and perfect fences, attract special attention,” �Hastings Banner, Thursday, July 16, 1896. COOK BROS., proprietor. A LESSON TO GLOUCESTER. Smallpox Epidemic Te»che« People tbe [ vame of Vaccination. j The recent outbreak of^nnllpox in 1 the slums of Gloucester wu^ccording to recent reports in Hit Izmdon Stnndur<l. a .erf wriou. affair. Eleven per-. are *nown to have been removed . ta the hoepital in two Day, w one par- t ■f-H- HORSE TRADING IS DULL. < UNKNOWN RACE. for a UveUhood. . John McCarthy has brought into Even the wandering gypsies feel the Prescott a mummy that is believed to influence of the popular rage for the antedate the Indians and is of a de­ bicycle. The brad of a gypsy family, cidedly different type. He found it, camprtKfor- some weeks near New Rosays the Prescott (Ariz.) Courier, while cht’lle. complains that the dullness of heating a Hon, which he had treed and fac inarket, brought about in popularity of the bicycle, brought .down in the Verde canyon In n cliff dwelling he bad found a sealed fcas from him an important wurcc of Income. He has a few more chamber seven by nine feet. Tearing it open, he niet a grisly sight. It was. thon he bc needs nec<!!, to w drug .tog his hl, great horsus than a niinumy kneeling on a soap ,w<4xl r,u nh(jnt «mEtry. and It tas been " B>«rawv • “•’•■‘■‘e ™ n ~ap hiB CQStora for r0 vror, to make • trade “»*• 'V‘,h ,hc bod-' “Pr«’Jl STOP* OF * I*1 **• ' h reeved en W Oem Owned It. to AH «*• Ml It is stated upon what appears to be good authority that to one of the pork* to the Spanish capital city of a maguiticeat ring tangs by « sUken cord about the neck of tbe start lie of the V,ld of Als-.«bi». <l» patron satai of Madrid. This ring, nays Harpers Bound Table, though set with diamonds and twarls, U lu .crtbclres entirely un­ guarded. Tbe police pay no attention CASTOR I for Infants and Children to ■«. It. “ nor is there anyoflll*ra. be­ » “ »tar »al-*'»SJ* Jil>nl i n, ,biof. cause it is not believed that any thief. Uvular court. The naigblwbood re- wbaMrer the onporttfoite offers, but ' W lenrd to 1, in an exceedingly dirty con-1 IH>b.Tdy care, to trade borare any more, down ,<ro“ ~'°“,der- ln kr hov.Tver daring, would venture to npi roprinte it to Dis own use; and when dltion, and crowded to excess. | he is driven to other methods of , was «tant five feet seven inches high ...oo .. ------------ —■ , ... ljalc< of the rlngisccnndered.lt A medical man states that not one earning n livelihood. In. one hand be grasjied a stone »»• , the hisl the bundle of of tarbed Dint- i, hart’Jy ta be wondered at tuat a snsingle person who has been successfully | Luckily for him he hire various re- In ,h " other n >...,.01. tbs wttrfl fa* fanra. It is Umlm Chi!?.t-< -. revnccinated has has Veen admitted to to any' any Mur ^,.' Ha.tag ettacatiok he 1' A. the air rushed into , jr‘'ol,k ‘° revaccinated Veen admitted eoUrces.* ” ’-------a-Lfair *“x-’xS — story of the hrepifctls s-tifertog from the dis- „ndtrtake. to teach young men mnthe- J the vault rue rawhide abaft, of the ar- , wide berth. Auordhig to the “ dr ­ <— — - ——F■---’y—t—I'o.-------- ---- --. unuyim>ivvo ,v xs-mw*.. s'-oj, -----.1 • •■ ami - i even J---- tclegra------ ' row rawhkJc handle of ; that «u*. JI mafias, penmanship -- -heads -- ------ ana - ------tbe -: — is told of it, the ring v.^s u-uut »— of„„ Every facility is now offered to the phy. He gets pupils, too, young me- ' the *^*e stone stone ax ax crumbled crumbled to to ashes, asbea, as as :; King K.n; Alforao XIL. the fa.1.. child’* medicfax*. working dosses to be vaccinate<) or re-' denies who wish to learn somethingof *’ the mat and the mantle which cov- present king of Spain­ Alfo&ao prosen ted it to his courfiu, Merciuke, on vaccinated, free of expense, with calf arithmetic or algebra, and occasionally J ercu the mummy. The fine brown ha|i, lumph if deairvd. either at their own one tbat has a funcv fnr laming teieg- ’ about * *** "two feet *in ’ ’length, fell from the the day of their betrothal, llov’ short in’- married life was BJI_knowj and_on i homos or nt the numerous vaccination mphy. The gypry finds thnt his pupils 1 head. her feati: tic king presciiLd the ring In cave were found several earthstotions which have been temporarily Mk questions’of him that thev would • — the — ** **r-------------------------------. opened in all parte of the city. . ( hardly ask of an ordinary schoolmaster, enware bowls, a tortoise shell, and to bis grandmother, Queen CbristinflCastori* cur— piMrrhma. and Wind Colio. The effect- of the epidemic on many They come to him by night, for the ' a^ut $1,000 worth of'best grade tur- Shortly [afterwards Queen Christina ■ _ >------------—:------- in >and ns, he s'.x or quo>se JU Ujc rougU ju„t „ it was fake* died, ant) the king gave the ring to his trades was ----------------disastrous, x. business some cases being almostat a standstill. weeks at a good camping ground he is iYoni the ledge. The pieces ranged in sister, tike Infanta del Pilar, yvbo died Pastoria opt— Constipation aad Flatulency. Drapers, tailors, dealers in furniture, able to-do a good deal for a willing s5“ frora dirfsensions of a walnut within the month following. The ring that of u ben’s egg. As there is no was then given to the youngest daugh­ Ctatorla ■Wt—Baaa «ta aSaeta oC carbonic acid t„ or ?.;,„oni etc., were greatly affected, while tbe-re- pupil. Meanwhile his wife tells for- 1 ln lbi« part of tbe counlrj. and nr ter of the Due de Montpenaier. In lew ceipts of tram-cars were little more tunes with great success, and in spite ‘ than one-half the amount taken at or­ of the bicvcle the family hopes to keep ’ k»ow® vein of turquoise in the west- than three months she died, apd Afup the romantic life for many years to hemisphere of the width of these foniio, by this time fearing that there dinary tines, and this notwithstanding * f dimensions, where the ancient got them was some unlucky omen connected with .the .fact ’hat on the windows of each come. is a mystery. The absence of high the bauble, put it away in his own treas­ . car a notice was posted stating that the • conveyance was regularly disinfected.1 TESTS OF ENDURANCE. cheek bones and the fine hair indicate ure box. In lees than a year tbe king With reference to the co.tot the epi- ’ Bribed, in VocThTArrtra or Trying that he was not related to tbe Indian of himself died, and it was deemed best to put the ring away from all the liv­ to-day. . demic to the city a prominent official in-( — — ing. Hehce it was hung about the neck formed me that, judging from past ex­ No other country offers such opportu­ THE REASON WHY. of the bronze effigy of the Maid of Alperience, he estimates that this will be nities to those desiring to marry as B— that y— yat OA-»T-Q«R-I»A. modron, where it appears to be' ns safeat least £10,000 or £12.000. America. In that respect it is truly Yon Welsh No More Aftex- Yon Eat Than Yon IHd Before. as though surrounded by accord on of the home of the free and the land of OF POLITICAL IMPORTANCE. Many of us have iaughed at that police. ______■ the brave, not to say the foolhardy. :Rapid lucreMe of Population, in Germany In some countries those matrimonially absurd conceit in one of Hoyt’s produc­ WONDEhS OF SCIENCE. —Need of an Outlet. inclined have to get tlie parents’ con­ tions—“A Texas Steer,” we believe— , The rapid increase of population in sent, in others the prospective bride- where, in the restaurant scene, custom­ They Compel Us to Believe Almo*t Any­ 'Germany, due, it is believed, to the in-1 groom* has to show that he exm sup- ers are put on the scale immediately thing 1‘oen‘blc. crease of manufactures, is becoming-of port a wife. Uncle Sam throws no sucl. before nnd after eating, and ore charged People arc now familiar with the idea proportion to the extra weight they political importance, says the Specta- ‘ obstacles in the path of true love. He in . ' • “ • UIBIUI ofstoringupsound JUL’ upnuuuu IUI for JUIUJV future uovov use so that ecu be hcar(1, he tor. According to the corrected return ' recognizes every man’s right to starve have taken on. The idea for a comedy , n nian.B , I,nt restaurant Lr.ii.rv^w . . - . . of the census, taken on December 2,! u woman if she is willing, and pro- Jrrrwwl is good, but keepers u*n<l who/. is dead. It has recently been suggested 1895, the empire now contains 52,244,- '• vided one can raise the slight fee neces- adopt it as a practical means of gauging that somewhere In the storehouse of 503 inhabitants, while France contains sary for the license, there is nothing their charges would come out at the nature the sight of all that has taken only 39,000.000. The Germans, more- j to hinder him gating married if he small end of the horn. place is stored up, nnd that Moses got It is a well-known fact, though some­ over, add at least 5,000,000 to their can find a woman of the same mind. In Ids account of tbe creation from a kind TIMETABLE. W number every ten years, while the South Africa, says the New Orleans what anomalous, that a person weighs of kinetoscopc which was disclosed to In Effect fikiy tn. ir < French may be said not to increase at ’ picayune, the savage trilies have a pe- no more after eating a’hearty meal than j him as be stood to the cleft of tbe rock, ‘ • Centra! Stand? rd Timt, all. As both countries train every culiar ceremony which they put the he did before. A little reflection wiil and saw the pictures of the procession available man, the German army must matrimonial candidate through prvvl- readily explain this apparent mystery. of events pass by. As Dr. Johnson raid, aiwnys be greater than the French,nnd pUs to his ♦entering the holy estate, During the process of mastication, de­ have seen so murh that we are pre­ Station!. :t d3 iu another generation wiU be greater His hands are tied up in a bog con- ' glutition. etc., certain muscles are wc pared to believe bidte. When people in !z-.a by fmore than a third. Again, it is taining fire nuts for two hours. If he ' brought into active play, and the exer­ New York city cen hear tbe roar of * XOBTH?" doubtful whether Germany, which is bears unmoved the torture of their ' cise of any jnuvdenecessitates a tempoNiagara* when machinery can be driven naturally a far poorer country t!-an stings he is considered qualified to cope rnry waste-of its tissues, nnd a certain Ofesgn.... ..... by a water V. beel 50 miles distant, when France, can long sustain its population, ’ with the nagging nnd daily jar and fret amount of carbon is eliminated am’. - wc can sec through board-', and take piiolKalamazoo I.v which must, therefore, either emigrate of’ married ’------ * ’ ”life. * •«--». Such --------a man would passed off during the course of the , SMtCtsmer.... . axui Its Connection* Operate l tor ' . j tographs of a fat na.n’« bones nnd the in increasing numbers or burst out in make an admirable husband. He would ' meal. Richland Jr.ntl money in Lis pockets, when wt; can some direct-ion into lands less over- not ________ _____by ___________ _ __________ _ ;i This loss, however, is trifling, as coni.'11 Y,“* Rrcr be tqiset the thoughts of a spring Second-Class GoU Like'lVorivti' It is believed to be a elenr per- bonnet, or grow irritable every time ' pared with that of respiration nnd per- j tJ’’x 'utl1'our thousand milg« • •* fun. r»f these fi...--.. x, ®--' r eegninc tones c« t .toir j Cressey Service front East to ception, of facts which makes some - the steak, was undone. .... The idea of ; spiration. both cf which are ipervn-cd \ MDa..... vl”?n v‘e c:sn v.-arm the baby » ruling wen in Germany so eager for n having a patience trial for those about during . the various operations of mak- , Denon............. ?.... lux ta m .^:. The length of time ore m,Jk I? V to ’ ’ "bingn button, we Ctoverdale......... dependency into which Germans fO marry is a good idea that cjvilized 'Ug a meal, Bfcuiu.. ..................... ' ^ may take to to consurne n ppnnd of fnod , c‘*1-r.itc. Indeed, if we refuse might s warm. They would not swarm people might- adopt. “v tn\*make* no little difference to thw-c ' bcbevc ^Nthi: g. There is tithing Hasnxa*........"... even if they got one. The Idea of the ■ : lo ses, for If eaten loistirely. there is but-, tae “Arabian Kigh ts” as uuirvcloua as CAVE DWELLERS. German emigrant is to escape official­ Coats Girvvs aud rilU‘.-u;vd!,.4e Points. dom, not to. rc-plabe himself under it in The Haunt of tbe Bat on the Colorado ■ slight increase of respiration or per- I the filings seen nt the electrical expesi* 'Woodland I spi rat Ion. whereas, if it is hbrrtwl ■ bon ,h Y°.rk' B*yB the Wo<x’.bury a country beyond the sens. River. l ia U. L.AX. . uren».iox • Monavr .............................................. .. JU..’ 'hroufrh. both are abuora.allv acci-1 >ta>‘ln»r» Son. tt we apply the logle of hi1,.. ■ tonsing..................... A party of hunters have just returned Furchnalni; a Mnnkey. A dealer Jn Muffed nnin.nl, who aUo •<> civilization alter a trip along the craterl. Hence, by tbe lime the pound >, "u^In bhrafok. on the mlrDetroit. Ivar* Ckkego. throughout th- Fail Grand Rapid*--------live creature, for tale. I Colorado river; One of tl£m. Captan, the eonwmer tee In.t appre j»el« toJ«e thl,jr, we toH?|y,e &rrio£ and Winter were Wvdne»d:u kept a few live creatures for sale, gave i no .rM permineo retail Hunl. lcl1” ol Bn interesting discovery Ratably to mdistnre or carbonic neid. •*<< talievc that a pjotcgra^. of = bring night. anarturlima-L o.rx-<r.i NtmUa; his shop boy, who was permitted to sell ^urd. tells of an WMl Thttrrdny m-ufag. and an- run the stuffed’ specimens, oeders to call ' made. One morning they 'rose —-------------------------; In 1. a skeleton mny or .aken. HumereStation!. him when anvone r.skod fur any of the “bout daylight to take advantage ol I WHERE THE BEAVER DIVED. , J ” "' > ,o crc< it .the rtHraelcs because WHERE THE BEAVER DIVED. ;!f «! it Ji'inganimala,anjTi Youth’s Companion, j * Ion* d“.v in wJk'b re make n desired K rte.ere i. run ot Saa-1 cS 1° ? h?n>»n oxperiI’‘lcturo Oi.0 day a gentleman called ind de- ' e«y"tan. A. they passed among the , Kind ofe„ tlra7o Which la Full of SUK* I S?' sorrw. ffesthra Io the Nportamxn. mauded a monkey. । timber on tj>e steep and rocky side of Forest and Stream prints from a pl>oof I without change and on f**’ trail train*. Ch Team. ........ . “Anyone ot theseT naked the boy. I J canyon, they suddenly came upon a , regtapl. a wood acene that .hvold । ......----- »*»;•-w* ,,v-^v«4.v4iy, *rt"C,,.y or ” are we ’” upon ! PAFst-ugwb holding ne«-on<!-cta>“ tkkets cun scientific revelations9 I ^ruro^ommmlsUonata the tourist birepthg Fto D. L. Jb X. who was in rharge. He pointed to the ' b!" ‘’Md ,ree- "'"T limb of "hlrb bring a far-away look into the beaver ' the threshold of -"'™ ‘ xvui ,>■ ai i , * । caj first iate» being.front Chicago tc- (band Bapids 1& —" ’ specimens. — II literal^r covered with but, of varying trBphe p„-, moc;cnt he tae. IL ' niu we in time discover that nparbnent > California ikhuu. h-; from <nnctoD&u u» Gali •Detroit stuffed • -------------------( wrappers eyes tne moment seesey„ it.' P0*11.'*toJL Nh»v Orieaii.‘ to Lsmuir................... US. ?®. There were -liuuflr 1'.s aru. ’ - -- . -)og, *ln „ ,nngk ■ . of- ■ of nature’s storehouse where she keeps ’ Calfornla xlxes. hnndred* un.l thou- 1; v** Thcre ure faHrn ‘’No—1 want a live , monkey,” an- . hjz ptrfnlH. fa,perd« ■ cilr berth From Woodbury. ........ ... the sights nnd sounds of past ages? sands hanging to the wood. New Orleaut: daily tnrotu t Piittnian service ’swered the customer. | trees denuded of leaves inostiy. ‘ I Woodland is operaW. . But as the hunters watched a curious ,AThe bdy stc;>ped ter the door of tbe ! posts Grore and down a slight incline, surrounded J DIPLOMAT WAS CHILLED. Bight was revealed. There was a l._C. back shop and called to bis master: hole । byihe brush, i»a pool. Ripples of water ! Lowest Rates, Best Route 'ft Habtixgm................ 10 tra.,rraJl>O'.’h,: v waggling ''-Htg.-ng the «:,e -mannas trees, ‘ “You’re wanted, sir.” ifter I. “ jjrc shadows u. of toe the trees The French JMinUter at W.i«h^>7ton another the bate released their hold which were reured by a bearer that tad ' LovM th* Hlfhnt rtae^Too Wril on mjv tbe iiuiuk limbs iu»i and aisiinpcurea disappenred in In ir IL. jMt dived, alarmed by the approach of «..... ...-rung mory «>„. Iol d toIn - . , , . ’ ------- -----vh An interreting sicry <. iaM being told It Is observed i» hnglsnd thnt most They moved to iA -tri. with great regularity -’ j. ?of<r wh„ t<K)k Time morel photo£roph. . Washington regnrttog tat'noL^ Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castprla. • California, Jhicigs. Z&lUBBIO; & S&RUI Louisana.New Mexico Texas, and Arizona. The Southern Pacific Company idrli? ■ LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO te£ 4<“ THROUGH TOtRKT SLEEPIXG CARS Through io Galllornla ;r MEXICO, young men fresh from th-universities are abandoning the study of law for mcd.cme. I crimp, this J, not so strange Telc^raPh calculates Umr .f the .nosey earned by precUctag barristers were equally divided among all counseL practicing and honornry. there would remain the munifleent sum of 12 guineas a year for each.” - and speed, but more then an hour was 1 No picture i«; sosuggrstlve to a sports- Ithe 11" French emtaretailcr. After eonall potato In | conwimed .before all had disappeared. 1 wan ns one which shows where’------------------- -- * ‘ it was evident to the interested watch- !। mon n« one which ,.ho«» where gresa peatert the law empowering the KCU BVUIL.11- game has been. Kportamen'e paper* , preBitietit to vend nmbnlumilore to sueh ere that that there there was was not not room room within within the the ii print nhotosrranh. of era print brers photograph, of the tracks of countries an would mire the rank of tree trunk for one-tenth of all the bata ' Jeer other nil the bats'oj>.. T . game, and these ' their represcniatlree, Si( Julinn which had entered, so thrv determined ! deer. brer. °.,1,cr foe?. ?:e i %,hf: rflret 10 ,U™’ ! *------- * .. . recret. When the tree w-nx Jelled F " ,L ’ t.oek. leading president ot the intention ot bU conn­ ,> Dcvrcu ",uen iiucn me me tree xree waa was Jelled iciieu a a away acrosa the snmr-corercd Held. ... trv re e,,i .. r;.............. _______ " across snow-covered fields, or try to make him an ambassador M For maps, Mm< table*, .and tiirthe? lutnr cave was fouu4 underneath, nnd in thin inatlon jiertatinlug route and service, or re­ the ripple where a fish has slapped the Patcnotre conceived the uubiUon to be । garding California, apply to the. thousands of ba^s found refuge by waters surface are full of life to a the dean of the ambassadors and com- i W.G.NEIMYEH, day. A match dropped in the mouth of — Gen’l Wi‘stiTt Acrnt. •portaman. There i« .a chance with , muplcated lt to hi« bou» cover,.nent, In many of tbe soupdings made by the cave brought tbe inmates out in =® Clark St. Chicago iu. k,mo,e"rcisiyr ?>*l eonirairsicn arrived before Sir Sir John Ross sen worms, or annelids, great numbers.—Philade’phia Press. W. H. CONNOR. H i. rein, <1 nt ' . u I JuIian’“- *”• went to the itote departCouunt-rclal Agent. So. Pac. Co. were brought up from depths varying nher Ot i t td ' “?’,eur P^Ofra- ment in the hope of in-mediate recx>-Cincinnati, O.' COULD NOT PAY HIS FARE. from J19 to 1,003 fathoms. At a depth pher of field one day he ‘1 scenes .thnt h"* ° rr dnv ”s the imbnsiudor to thl. S. F. B. MORSE. of S00 fathoms his nets caught a beauti­ ! Rothtehlld Wan Once Flacnd at the tried to catch U. P. and T. A.. So.Pac. Co.. enteh . a running -- ----------------------------------grny squirrel ' <oW . New Orleans, La ful specimen of the caput medusa. Ti»e Merry of an Omnibus Driver. with his little camera. When the nega­ had anticipated him by informing the Fpccmicn was preserved and is now in Baron Kothscbild was once caught in tive w as developed be found that he had department ot the action of hia go»emthe British museum in London. aipredicament that many people experi­ n picture of the animal’s tall alone, but ence daily, and that is getting into a because of the very incompleteness of ment. He »■« nngry and wrote to the The Doctor TVr>» Dliguated. president requesting his intervention. conveyance of some kind and then not the scene he values that picture above New is tbe timz The negro, Simpkins, who cut bis having the money to pay the fare. The He received instead a chilly letter from to get a yeed • throat with a razor, was in front of the driver of the omnibus into which Roths­ ant- six in his collection. Mr. Gresham. -docio.-’s premises at the time. In fact, child entered, says Harper’s Round Ta­ Th* Temple of Serpents. he was right on t h; doctor’s sidewalk, ble, demanded his fare, and the baron, The Btnnll town ot Werda.1n the king­ which is a nicely-paved and kept tvplk, feeling in his pockets, discovered that dom of Daharney. is celebrated for a of which the owner is rather careful. he had no change. The driver was very loathesoiuc ik-n calier) the Temple ot At the inquest the doctor described the angry. “What did yoif get in it for if Serpents. It is a long building dedi­ borriiile sight when the negro slashed you had no money?” “I nm Baron cated to the jiricsu and mvsturv men ot bis throat with the razor. -“Then,” Rothschild,” exclaimed the great cap­ the kingdom, and in it they k« p thou­ said the doctor, “I shouted fohtm toget italist, “and here is my card.” The sands of snakes of all kinds nnd size®. off ’he sidewalk ’’ driver scornfully tossed the card away. These slimy, crawling creatttrcs liter­ Prove the merit ot Hood', SarMfarili.-pcf tlve. perieot. ponwuiret Cure,. “Never heard of you before,” said be, ally own the village, as well as the “and don’t want to hear of you again. temple which has been erected tor their Cures ot BcrotulM In vcrervvt forms, like sohre. swrtM nook, nmulnr sore,, bln What I want is your fare.” The bank- special accommodation, nnd may be <hsrew, sores In tire ,»«•. i er was in great haste. “Look here. seen hanging from tbe rafters and door Cures ot Balt BlKum. with Iu Inions* luhlnc YAMUE I*ve an order for a million,” he said; posts of any hoflse in town. In Werda and bunUng, scald h.wd. trlt-r. etc. ' “give me tbe change.” And he prof­ to kill a serpent is a crilne punishable by Cures Ot Bod,. Ihmplos, and ah other enip fered a coupon for that amount. The death. The serpents in tbe sacred tem­ tiros, due to Impure blood. • driver stared and the passengers ple are fed by a regular corps of hunt­ Cures oi llrsirepua and other trosdilos wh-re laughed. Fortunately n friend“bf the ers, who are paid for their services oat » ttood stomach tonic was needed. Cures ofBbeiinmUsm.wherepaUentswereunbaron entered the omnibus at the mo­ of the public exchequer. ahk- to work or walk ta week,. ment, and, taking in the situation, im­ Cures « Catarrh by e,pens* Use Impurltk-. mediately paid the fare. The driver, Monarchs Meet and Shake. which cause and sustain Un dlseaae realizing his mistake and feeling re­ When the late shah ot Persia waa in Cures Of hervoromea, !,,■ properly t(,ullu. ,„d morseful, said to tbe baron: “If you Paris in IMS he visited the Wild West fttdlnr the nwvt-s upas mire blood want ten francs, sir, I don’t mind lend­ S*" m<‘‘ tbe Indian Cures ot Tlmt limn Fc, Bb)( b>. Mi CwfifoultfiitPilB, HKTtrnd Btt. T*/s Spieodia MS6 ing them to you on my own account.” chiet. Red Shirt. The latter was in his atrenitth. Bend tor tymk ol cure. ,,r Kv «B. omu -■■Braeux- num, tent and was presented to the Persian 'Tor-« birth at her firm cliHd. she did not The Dewfall tn Britain. monarch. To the shah's astonishment saffer trow ( tAWF> or PAl^-wABauicJUr , I relieved at tlw criueai hour suflerirx but WellB’estimates tbe total annual ,de- Bed Shirt held out his hand as though Afatfe on honor posit of dew cn the British isles as be­ to an ijual. The .hah hesitated, but ‘“er-merer, goo* Wmetaeper. E E. Jobmitor, Eufaula, Ah. ing to the neighborhood of five inches, When the interpreter whispered: “He or about one-seventh of the total Is a king,- he took the Indian's hand amount of moisto»re received from the and shook It. He was evidently fanJOIHMU, STM-WtERLT. atmosphere. This means 22.1B1337,reT.8“uwa *nd lntere.ted by the wstdh 1” 1“ru€tio«' h<m to grt '*-> 355 tons of dew a year, reckoning the lignified old warrior, with his feathers ton at S52 imperial gallons. •nd primitive anrnxtndlnga. Tezas, Arizona, New Mexico . and California Absolutely Free! T Lv .' Ri'-hinurt iqhcUon •nwu'iiii .surns; urso . *Btop<nn Nena? ocb Tr.-”u«hiFlssSumusc- » H ) «“ l* «WL ... tFreipKt Ttaiuf Will Ve nil . t tl •«‘ of Ui ’ e rcimpanj-Twho R rf the ((Mnpanv.whO । t -rl-! ,0 Nwe the time of such-trains * wltlip «•«>• ” - ’• - — - n:• UTriJK't f r ! ,ef No. a. Wil! wot: ' traE Ko. 1 and Krelffh-. .»v R’r. UlitU MNo. B will wil! at RmU! wr i .i. rlval-ot Ko 8 on J. & M .If. k; - ra’r.ctes nn»t tn- a« liri-'t • before leaving lime o* tnrs*. / lllid iA)E«Ott rosy haw time to check « rtn'M ;• o*J)fnsi« It mav not c« forward muJ; nrv* JA*. H tlKWlNO. H.C. !t 3UFX Gen’j M.vl'hkvi . On’l V- \ F A Michigan Central • s>;it(ni<a. WATCH Cures EXPECTANT aasna.MOTHERS. BSSS® “MOTHERS’ FRIEND” FREE! Hood’s Sarsaparilla gi Ej g|l>* ■AsifWAHC. HjunmtM.......... Rations WdTWfir. S/8TINOK-. £ Use the KI. .tf.ai.fpjB ■?.»’ i® A' ■ IB |“BalLBearing”J I' bicycle "“’,1 rn> SIXTEEN TO ONE M • Ihj jc'profit: interest i*u*l I”\ .i._ ia*r. )*'• tn told rra»’d1«*» of aoy c?*w«6'ijl raritVsbmhrte A b°ou >or.9?„7nf. RyiwJo tn wmsll monthly in*^ent>,. CO- ISjUlSS IrfrtsHoMM01”™’ ’ 41 . FREE! yankeewatch » “ Ths Nias ara t c 4r Soiilt.'’ �jestings •TATianoa may ekr. Banner "gURTGsUE »il_L~ WASHING GOLD QUARTZ. 16 l896Figure* may not lie, but on the bacia Millions of dollars of gold are annu of statistic* faay aomeUme* be very ally taken fror^ rude heaps of boat­ faulty. Commenting ou thia limitation looking quartz by the flowing water ' DON’T TURN AND STARE. ' of the atatisticiaa’s. science, C'Troll D. over huge piles of broken rocks that | Wright point* out that, in the matter contain the precious metal; and B I> Welt After AIL That Wokm Lora of crime, the number of sentences in a the water used by miner* in bring­ Pretty Dressing. given state may vary with the legisla­ Ing gold from piles of mineral-bearing women pass each other in th© tion. Laws are constantly being paaaed, quartz is charged with a simple chem-, street of a provincial town; they or© Mr. Wright says, to raise moral delin­ leal which has the potency to dissolve npt icquiiinterl, yet it is long odds tha.t • one of them turns around to look after quencies to the grade of positive crimes, gold and hold it in solution. The spark­ and then, after a time, such laws anny ling liquid which flows over hundreds of the ptifcr-very short odds againat both ‘ joit-g *>• Ir iR not the *y» the be repealed, with the result of vitiating tons of quartz, trickles through the Xlneu-cnth Century, or theflgure.or the conclusions obtained by comparing mines and finds its level, laden with ' hair: of the stramzer that has atlrncted one year with another. This is illus­ gold, is charged with deadly poison, cy­ , sttention. it । the dress, and not the trated by the record of liquor legisla­ anide of potassium, a drug1 which fer­ perfjn within iu The gentle anarchists tion in connection with crimes. Pro­ rets out the minutest particles of the yel­ j’whd Are b’.'.v "tganfaiug*the debrutali- hibitory legislation seems uniformly to lowish metal and dissolves them, bring­ ' —-**--*« increase drunkenness, for the reason,, ing the precious burden to the vats for . n ill. of course. attribute in large part, that it increases. If .en­ conversion into refined gold again. The .ju the vacuity of the Ih^lif" forced, the number of convictions. A 1 cyanide process is os noiselesss nnd*uni }iv reason of man’s Ayr1 erring as the laws of gravitation; the ; tenant / women from boards new class ot statistics is called into ex­ । ' ftMp' Hi ?1 other intellectual istence. It is to-be noted also that, as xnethoC i« bom-rt on the fact thnt even a ’ Tnn<XwT'thM !'a ruk’ 11,0 authorities of large cities very weak aoluUon ot cyanide ot polio-1 may be i -. are opposed to prohibitory laws, deem­ .slum dlMolve* gold and sliver, form l I are0;‘stelTiTUiraiw 5uiiiv ,4w , *ng UoenRew _ • th .1 itettermwit arq_more , h01. in millineiy,u, but thia ----------' | — r-vf ' insr lifU‘nR4>K moA? nir»ro rnfirtnnl «.»• ing, respectively, auropotassic cyanide । and argento-potussle cyanide, tbe solu hvofihJ ’ be : -•>. i'till: world and far ug‘ Th °v nr . They are accordingly often led to en ­ .lientnan. h j*. if every woman had a ~ I t.ion being separated from the solid mnforce prohibitory laws with extreme ferial, nnd the gold and silver precipito make them odious nndaIllwmm . rigor In order . secure their repeal. With law I fated iu metallic form. Precipitatiop is soui afcute «-hi ' effected by the use of flue pieces of that were a c \" ’ 1 they are lenient In making arreata of and tarlatan.’ t iury ure lenient in maxing arrveta or| vvl 'v * uj use or nne pieces o: .i..s,rable. ho, letnll , _u._. tio? by nu -ri'-a drunkeji persons. Thus it comes about । ^nc« *° arranged that when rich waters ' tatistlcs seem prohibition .। nicprith11 have eyes .to sec *1 » ° i that B statistics seem to to prove prove prohibition ever them the fine gold clusters in 1 P~»»« >“ «»"« «' rich deposits over the zinc, for which 1 I hearts to lose . 1,'^ dressing; tat nire the art Should “““* Promot« Urtue. In any case, it hua nn affinity—the gold depositing j I pains lientou n! if <me ta'.'-I-'31'“mi • , t, errors enter tbe record by reason of ItMlt In th. form ot flne <lu«t on the , be stuifie«l ,tudl«I w with sub ... better ' want of uniformity In methods In rart- platen of xlnc. be :1 / • ' ^etinr « t*7o o{ ‘ K"'” 1 FEIGNING ^tol; e ronresk'!; itt ,i« >« <listtesBttg <-“r » .to.taOTer 1 of nnifonnlty at a particular date Is exeoimg woman » ».' <• ]R_ ceded by the varlaUoos between dlf| young [he drer- o! 1>« With «bom she f. Udk ,UUaUe, DEATH. WeN Satisfied with Ayer’s Hair Vigor. ■ !: ■ . '’ ’ it in :t eave close to • here ( alqillo landed '.i to the mainland, Indians. The second kvd by 2 "hotel- . ■ ’ • . n.r.kr* Voces island, -r Central America, Its ( r. ls.lan/1 was once • and on it. the tele imcranvers buried Tii • ton hotelkeeper ' shat-, ^onctoworkin »y. They have secured ■ tn the Nicaraguan gp\ithe island fora nuni1 have imported a num• vhe. if t fie treasure does • H get what they'can out;• -tov ing cufltee. So far ::■> be» n unsuc<-essfnl. the T'-chart which locates ■ ’ having led to nothing. ; m put up for the nighlt hot-1 in a smaH- towij, • reel of Its rxwiport OactuM n«rta< dur, the Second day of June A. D. etzhtero tmn- •‘Nearly forty years ago, after some weeks of sickness, my hair turned gray. 1 began using Ayer’a Hair Vigor, and was so well satis­ fied with* the results that I have never tried any other kind of dress­ hundred and eighty one in Liber ifi of Mortgag­ es, on page 900 which said mortgage was duly assigned or the tenth day of January. A. D. eighteen hundred aad ninety five, by the said John and Im Davenport, executors, to Camercn D. Waterman, of Detroit, tn said state, and Erc« st T. Tappey of tbe same place, sole exe­ ing. It requires only cutor of the lart will of Pamela W. Tappey. de­ ceased . and Belen E Waterman of tbe state of occasional appli[ ^^^Mcation of Colorado, sole executrix of the last will of Tb<’mas G. Waterman, deceased, which said as­ signment was, on the First day of June A. D. elgbteen htiadred and ninety-five recorded in said Regirter’s Office, tn Liber 32 of Mortgages, oa page 375 upon which mortgage there is claimed tube due at tbe dale of this notice, the 1 sum «■» otThree oiXtam Hundred Hua and stxty-five dollars k niy hair of good^-|-^K5.««i_8 tu< no*%.it^ (8383.00) aud no suit or proceedm«ti at law hav­ ^^color, to remove ing t>ecu instituted at law to recover the Mme or any part t hereof. notice is therefore hereby dandruff, to heal given, fliat er> Tuesday tbe 25th day of Angust next, ait eh ven o’clock In tbe forenoon. 1 Niall itching humors, and prevent the sell at public auctiob. to tbe blgbert bidder, hair from falling out. I never hesi, fade to take place at tbe front door of the Court tote t0 recommcn<l Ayefa medicines House. In the city of Hastings that belpg tbe £o friends.”—Mrs. H. M. Haight. place where ibe Circuit Court for Barry county Is held).the premises described Iu said mort' „ . srai e. (or so ir.ueh thereof as shall ta necessary a, • tusxlisfv tbe amount due on »ucb Mortgage, with seven per cent. Interest ahd legal costa, together with nn attorney fee ot Fifteen Dol­ lars provided toy by statute), tbat Is to say. tbe following piece or parcel ot land, viz: TheTJotitli Wert quarter ot the South West West quarter of Section Twenty two [221 in Township Two '31 North. Range Ten [ 10j West. In the County of Barry and State of Michigan, containing forty acres more or lees. Dated Kalamazoo May 25,1636. Cameron D. WatkrmaX. Ermlst T.Tapj-kv. Executor. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aysr k Co., LowoU, Mm. Helen E. Waterv ax. Executrix. Assignees of Mortgagees hr Im CMvIoiM. J. D. BVKN'S. Attorney for Assignees. AYER’S sI avail- -himself of this natural subterthink , it |t will win aid aW in | tne ruge, whtn wnen hc ne tn inks preservation of his life. With the aid of the microscope one can observe and study the natural his­ . . tory of the minute animal world which otherwise would remain a closed and I uTr^'?olnmi? ............................. This instrument huM J Over 1,000,000 tons of wood pulp were shown me, beyond cavil, that creatures produced in the United States alone in as low in the scale ns bctino-phryans, 1S94. aud 240,000 forts in ’Norway and very, minute, microscopic animalcules, Sweden; rhe bulk of it from pine. Pine practice death-feigning when surprised is also largely used in ship nnd hou-s^v“ ’ ’an enemy from which they cannot-* carpentry, nr.d It i is adaptable to ‘ so many purposes] apd 13 ko abundant, rdly seen actinophrynns fold their del­ that it has cpzne ?nt( almost universal icate hnlr-like Ires or cilia nnd sink to requisition, if’ommoh turfientinc is rx- lhe. t liottom of. their miniature lake (a tracteil from it, cn re also tar, .pitch, of water) when approached by a resin nnd Inippblack; Splinters of jhe water-louse. water-louse, which which preys preys upon ujx>n them. them. reslBous roots ore 0sed by the High-. 'They r« main in all appearances nbsolajuler'. instead of candles.• Iutelv bitch-without withoutlife lifeuntil untilthe thewater waterlouse louse Fishermen. make iopte >pe* of the inner Rwi|I BWj|nR ‘1R awnv away,. when they unfold then bark, and the Knratchr.tknnM and Lap- eina W|d RO to tlieir feeding lander* steep the Ihtter in water to bit of water-weed or moss, make a coarse kind of bread. The oil Or decayed wood, obtained from the scoots oi of theawarf ’----------------------------- . tne snoots tne uwuri ■ . pine is used medicinally by >bc peasants WRITER AND ACCOUNTANT, of Hungary, while the soft-grained sil- Machine • Which —Inaeribev ------ .. Letter* and ver fir is u«ed for the sounding boards . of musical instrmndnts. and the Ger-:. A machine has-been invented for mans employ it almost exclusively in typewriting amt adding figures at the their vast toy factories. The wdc*d same time. Thb invention is described, used in the nnuiulhctore of luelfer says the Pittsburgh Dispatch, os being to quickly and accurately mutches is mostly pine, and the aggre- intended _ gato amount ot pine wood u*.’d in the»c ", j a t.„|Umn or columns ot figures, anil n.. 1. Fubloorf lot. th. OriUM . riety of Product*. 1 I Oak can be put to the greatest variety | of uses, but as a matter of fact pine wood is most used. !A phenomenal de1°°niL/01» ^°TL*£.U!P Industry ha.^arisen within mtoytsn. l’ left •explicit instrudi in time for nn early ■ . nrneM about tbo H*'t Vlg°r ? AYER’S H Hair Vigor I ,nf. for >i the mm ^^enmtlon •” tatter kept than formerly, with the The habit of feigning death for the. ■ • of ext <- - — r - effect of sppXtring to show in lncre«e sake of protection can be observed Jar note . ceases to 1* intercourse. to be intere»u • and becomes , L 1 of erime. Butappeorsncesare deceptive among many of the lower animals—an­ ibecravB...^ ------’ ~ ? “* cnwaling -Of «ta^ntaer_tta pot Wrlghtthlnks. In1890 imals which differ widely in family, TJ;aiiJa.D nncy-ononteansotoseel et et genus and species. Indeed, says James the urn number uumowr of o. convicts <»■.. .cm in >n penitentiaries pemumuariee ^e(r In L|pplnco„^_ ,hta hablt to be was 3T.53B, or T09to-.be million otpopn-|.ob(|crrp<1 ln creBlurM miCTOKOpic ln OFF FOR HIDDEN TREASURE. latlon. In 1890 the number of convicts . b1k. nn(] of excewllngly )ow or(rnnlsu1 Two Expeditious Organised for the Search was 45.233. or T22 to the million ot popu- | ,ion „ well „ ,hoK. n8 hiRh ln ,heKBlt ■ of. Lost Wealth. lation. I of animal life oa man himself; for even : Becently a couple of expeditions have ’ man doc* not hesitate, on occasions to WOOD MOST \JSED. started fr<<:a Sa:t Francisco to unearth ■ two'dejic <ts of treasure as rich and mysterione as- the lu t mines of the Aztecs. i One. a Pi1.r!| nl easterners, has gone to i San Migie '.J. off Santa Barbara, to | f nil "the 1 *'•- <»f. Spanish doubloons ‘.;glto tradition, were lost । ■ji ' wreck of u Span­ : -i :. \ors secured their ■ mfwia M ■ ai ■ ! •aid State m ArfraiafstratBr of the Estate ot said TbeadoCia Dryer deceased by virtue of which sppolotmeat he now haids Mid tnortsase ** such admlatatrator. and oa which mortgage there Is clshiHri to be due at tbe date of this notice the sum of Five Honfi­ red and Three Dollars and fitiy-tour cents aad an attorney’» Im ol twenty five dollars pro­ vided for In said moricaite and no suit or pro­ ceedings at law having been instituted to re­ rover the atnount secured by said mortgage er any part thereof: Notice is therefore hereby given that on the eighth day uf August. A I». 1896. at ten o'clock Id the forenoon, there will be sold at the North front door of tbe Court House, in tbe City of Hastings. County of Barry and Stale cf Mich­ igan. (said Cotan House being the building in which tbe Circuit Court lor the County ot Barry is held), at public auction to the highest bidder, the premised described In said mortgage or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy Hie amount dur on said mortgage, as above art forth with the interest thereon, and the costa etarxes and expenses allowed by law and |>rovtded for in said mortgage, said premises be­ ing situated tn the lowneblp ot Yankee SnrlDgs. in tbe County ot Barry Mid State of Michigan and described as the East full atthe South West quarter of section twenty seven, in town three North, range ten Wert containing eighty acres at land more or less. Dated Hastings. Mich. May 13, l«c. Jaspxk Adami Administrator of lhe Estate of Theado'ta Dry­ er. deceased. Assignee of Mortgage. Alomzo E. Ixuwox. Attorney for Jasper Adams AdminStndor Ac Assignee of said Mortgagee. MORTGAGE BA LB. MORTGAGE BALK. . Default havmg been made In tbe conditions of a certain mortgage made by Hiram A. Bar­ ber. Elizabeth R. Bartier b!s wife. Clarence H. Barter and Lillian Barber bls wife to Philip T. Coirrove dated March 11 A. D. 1895, and record­ ed fa the office of tbe Reutstar of Deeds, for tbe County of Barry and State of Michigan, oo tbe i«th day of March A. D. 1806 in Liber <7 of Mortgages, oa page 266, That said mortgage Default bavins been made In tbe conditions of a mortgage made bv James F. Norwood and Della Norwood, bls wife, to John Andrews. March 22. 1893. and on March 27.1893, recorded In the office Of tbe Register of Deeds of Barry County In the State of Michigan. In Uber 38 of HAIRRBALSAM Mortgages, on page 128, on which mortgage waa duly Bsslgned to Sarah Johnson, aad duly there Is claimed to be due Five Hundred aad recorded in the office of the Register uf Deeds MN —d b—MinM VwJnM Twenty eight Dollars and thirty-sU cents and for Barry County. Michigan. no suit or proceedings at law having been in­ Tnat said mortgage wm upon tbe exprew stituted to recover the amount secured by said coaditioc that should default be made In the mortgage or any part thereof. payment of Interest, or any part thereof on any Notice Is therefore hereby given, that on Sat­ day whereon the same ts.made due and pay­ urday the 18th day of July 1896. at ten o'clock able. as above expressed, and should tbe same In tbe forenoon, there will be sold at the north remain unpaid and In arrear for the space ot frontdoor of the Court Bouse. In the City of thirty days then and from thenceforth, that is Hastings. County of Barry and Bute of Mich- to say. after the lapse of the said thirty days, CkJU-U?. Earffek Dtaw.4 BrwA «>, said Court House being tbe place In which so much of the aforesaid principal sum of three circuit court for the County ot Barry Is held, hundred seventy four aud 16-1W dollars as re­ at public auction to tbe highest bidder, tbe mains -’unpaid, with all arrearage of interest premises described In said mortgage or so thereon, shall, at the option ot tbe said party of much thereof *s may be necessary to satisfy tbe second part bee*me due and payable. tbe amount due on said mortgave. with tne in­ Default having been made in the payment of terest thereon. and the costs, cbarces and ex­ Interest due March iitb. 1896 and tbe same hav­ penses allowed by law and provided for In said Ing remained unpaid and, tn arrears for the mortgage,Mid premises being situated tn tbe space of thfrty days and upwards the aforesaid Village of Dtllon. County of Burry and State of principal sum of three hundred scventy-Rmr If MalL !•.<>•• TMUmMUId. Xaaw Michigan aad described as lot number sixteen and 16-100 dollars with all arrearage of interest hi the.Village of lx*lton also lot number one thereon Is now declared dne and payable by the ufidrt'd and thirteen in Bush and Blackman's terms of said mortgage, on whlcn mortgage •idI: ion to said Village ol Delton. Barry Coun­ there Is claimed lobe due at the date of this Tv. Mich., according to tbe Recorded Plat there: uotlc* tbe sum of four hundred three Dnllors of. and fifteen -.ntA, cents. suxl and an, an nttoymcy^H attorney’* fa^of ot Dated. April 22. 1696. ■ | Twenty-five Dollars pnnidrd for in said mortJons Axnr.Kws. I gage. Mod no suit or proceedings at law having Ai.oxzuE. Kkxahtc-n. Mortagee. । ; been lestltuted to recover the moneys secured Attorney for Mortgagee. I- • by said mortgage, ol-any uart thereof; • “ 1 Now, Therefore, l»y virtue o( tbe power of !-sale contained in said mmtgagr. sr.d ibe statute ’ PROBATE ORDER. ‘ ir. snch raw niMte and provided, notice i* t^re- . State of Michigan. County of Barry—j. | by rlveu that on Saturday tbe Twenty CRh day 1 At a srsalun of the Probate Court for th- of July A. D. 1896. at ten o'clock in lhe fore­ i Countv of Barry, holden at the Probate office. In noon. I shall sell at l*ublic Auction, to the high­ • the C!:v of Hastings, in said county ob. Tues­ est bidder, nt the North front dour of the Court day the 23rd day ot June .u lhe yeaf House In the City of Hastings. Michigan nhat unc thousand eight hundred and uincty six. being the place where she Circuit Court for Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge uf Barn’ County i« holden). the premises described Probate. - • • , „ in said mortgage, or so much theieot as may be . In the matter of tbe estate of Truman GMl.up. necessary to pay the amount cue ou said iitortDeceased. , , , , . gSce>wlth seven percent; luteresj. and ail legal On reading and filing the petition duly verifiefi costs.ti getber with uu attorney’s fee cf Twenty. ot MR-TGalluo. widow of Mid Deceased, prav- five Duilars covenanted for therein, the nrrunsIng tiiat a rertain instrument now on file IP es being OCT mur« 1L1 described In said murtgape as all iliose said court purporting to b<* Uw l»st will aud :> certain pieces and pat parcels of land situate apd testatuert »>1 said deceased te admitted |H.1( m^ihe H; .H-Miiinmi . ......... - ’u -- pror-- I being in the city city of of Hastings Id the County of hate tmt«> «r.e nr.fi tlio the t-xt-tutor executor therein named r.ud r.nd xuup- | Barrvand State of Michigan, and known and poitneii. deMiribed as follows; Thereupon lx U ordered, that Thursday the The North half of lots Nine buiulrcd- and six- , Ifith UM or July. A.D.. tacc ntum o’clock IB h’-tbr«rdM3> and Nine hundred sixty four (t«4) ttie forenoon.be aliened torineliKirn:t:of«aiu of the City of Ha>tlngs. Michigan, according to petition and thnt the helru at law <»t s»ld <l«- the recorded plat thereof. ce*i»ed and all ether persons Interert*-*! In «ud Sarah Johnson, evutr. are required to appear nt a ijeajkin ol i’Hli.ir 1. COUJttuVs. .-s.-!«>•*-/.» •aid c» urt.the.rto beholden gt the Probe» of­ Attorney for Assignee of Moi taa^-e. / fice. In tt-e City of Hartluri. ni said county, and Date Daft d April 20.1896. show < arise, h if »any i tie f-*-prayer r; cl , snow.ciNiar. mij there be. whv '■*»• the pettt petB’or.er may not be mmtd. granted. And K it h w . MORTGAGE SALE. furtneruraervu. inat furtnef'tordercd. that said, »aiu. ixditioner i>etiiivucr s»»<plve *»•»•« iM-tioe totbr pfrvor.s f jt»rested Insald.estate, of .ne Default havlnir burn made in the cocditloM penderty of said petition and the hearing of a cerrnlB nivrimige made by Msrswct A. thereof bv w-ti'iuv a copy of tbl- enter to be Stcrons. F'oretirc K.Srauldli'Z. orrln H. Bar­ published In the Hastings BaJ^KR. a oew» ker. Man E. Barker Blanche H. Barker. Agnes paper printed and circulated tn paid County w Barker. Martin V. Barker. Harriett I. Barker Barrv. •nee In earh week for tbrve micccm* ** to Emily D. Ikrttwlck. of Ithaca, New \ork weeks previous to said day of hreirinr. dated Decembtr 17 A. I». lrft» ard recc­ * CHAS W. AKJtsiRuNr.. ' ed in the office of Hie Rrgikter ot l)rc>i<, for the Jttdgp of FrbBite. Count* cf Barn nnd Flute of Mlrhian. on the i?:h day of p-erinber A. D. ictj, in 1 iker of (A true copy * Mur*uaita*- on pair 72.on whleb luuritage th-'re •a claimed :<• be dur at the date of this notice PROBATE OKDEli. the sum or E'jcht hundred Ninety E!.ht De..ari Stale of Michluan, County of Barn—*a. and Ninety F.i-dit ccbts.and an attnn-.e>’a fee of . .............. . •»>Court tor the Twenty five Dollan* provid'd tor In said I •>n:n» «»l r«5T I >. nv.uci ... .... ,Krcki '■ ........ nior’.irt’gr. ajui n<» suit or. proof dug'* St law । in :he i’I’v ol HM'-'inss. in --«.d ipnnty on Fri­ havlnx tern Instituted io rrcoo r the moneja year secured by -am moriuai'e.orhi-y rart thereof; day. the Ifith dav of June, t'In” 'he ».-nr Now.Tnerrfore. by viriut *>t ib.o p«>w«-r of one th<,u<.n..; eight hundred andf ninety -six. 1’r ‘lent Chariei W. Armstrong) Judge ot Pro- sale continued iu *atd tuortgtjir, nun ihuta tn *urb <mrc made aud provuh'd. n<a|M* is ba’c. In the matter'll’.he estatenf Mary A. Bwan- hereby riven, that ou S.’dt.rduy ti e Ht dny ot Auau»t A D. ihOCjd t&O’clock in UI- fnreDCWBj son. deceased. On reading and filin’E the petition duly verllled shall sell at Public Mnctlon. to the h!ibe« bid­ of M. c. Merri t, s«»n of said deceased, praying der at th***Nuitt: trout door ot lhe Court- House th.it adininl-tn-.llon of said estale be granted .to 'In the < i*V of Hastlmia, itbat behu: the place W. H Meir? t. or to -xnne other - uitable person. where the Circuit Court tar Barty County is Thempbo It Is oidered, that Wednesday tbe Iwldeo'. • the preml*«t dr.-enbed An kaid murt- . 2.:tl tlay ot Jidv. a. 11, i<h. at ten o’clock In rsrv. or so much thereof a« may be ucces'ary the foremioii. tie assigned for die hearing oY to pay the amount dur on said mortgaar, w.tn the skill of the operator. It subtracts said petition k,m! that Ute heirs at law- of said s per eent. Interest, and all IrcaliS'-dv. tovc her deceased and h’I other persond interested In with an attorneys fee it Taetei five Dohara said esfajo, an- required to anpc|tr at a session covenanted for therein, the premi’rv telnn de­ of said Court, then to be holdcti pc the Ftubue scribed In said mortis**- *’ all tMB certain M . office. In tbe City of Hastings. In said County, piece and parcel of land situate la the Town of nnd show cause, If any there be.jwhy the prayer Maple Grove In the County ot Barry aud stare of the petitioner inuy not be granted. And It Is at Mich Han. and known und desenbed as tolfurther ordered; that said peilUfiiur give notice to the persons fairresfcd hi taldl estate, of the Tbe East half of tbe South East Quarterot pendency of said petition - nd tht- hearing there­ dcct'.on Thirty-two (32) b> Town .Tao W North of by chusUic a copy of thlvonter to be publish­ Rance Seven »7) West contafnlng Eighty Arres ed in the Hastimn Banneu. a newspaper ot Land more or less. ~I „ Emily DjBoa-iwirK. printed and circulated In said County of Barry, ’ -Mortkaiioe. once In each week for three “utcesslve weeks PHILIP T.COKIROVK, previous to said day of.hearing. Charlkm W. Armstrong. Attorney for ilor:r.sK«!. A true copy. ] . Judge ot Probate Dated April 2Mh. IrtW. Pennyroyal pills ERFECT UPERIOR TRENGTH S MODERATE lYl PRICE •orioiij Industries exceeds thnt of all at nt the ,same nnie time anjl anJ] by the ,.4.™ same ’ ------i manipulation of tbe keysjo print thes-* <rthcr k*nd»»f wood |mt together. • flg|irct» upon a shcetof p-iper or a blank­ : ■ -.it'-iu-tl the clerk with book "’fa tbe order in which they are COINED IN CHINA. ’’ .nishment if that duty added, so ns to form a proof sheet, to Konree of Counterfeit Half-Dol­ which win verify lhe correctness of the j i’arly in tbe morning Clew r lar* Circulated on the Coaxt. ' !i.' turned by a lively nddltion. The machine, by special ndAt last the I’nitwd States secret serv­ • ’ ■ h ;)r. “IVell?” hc drf- ice authorities have struck a lead to juhtnii-ut, may be made to print at the i •• “F'*c gut an ixnpo^end of the column rjie sum total of the I the source from-which have come the yop,” replied the beljfigures, nnd to <ln this in a.vertically ' te thousands of almost iierfect imitation *i£u<v>>. — :--s up in <m instanj. e half dollars circulated throughout the descending or vertically ascending or Dnoifio civnsz. horizoutnl progression. Addition can ! door and received from the nvclrtpe. tore found open Pacific const. ,------------------------’ ' J *’ - — J—. ’ * or -- — to eV.., - lily, andJR. inside *8 bclicretl the counterfeit/:. Which be nftde either to the right the ' It is bcnwTso . ................. . . , » which was written absolutely defy ,«v detection, except when leftThe printing is in full sight. The absolutely defy detection, except when tett ’ • “jlVhy don’t you get nnder a powerful magnifying glass in mtwhicc works with tbe ease of a type­ under a powerful mognifying glans * I «k« Fn-a.ic rtf n clever exnert. were made writer, and its speetl is only limited by ay non t you gss a ,.]tvcr raperl, were r-». land aud .■*: 1 by Chinese in thrlr native I.-...;. -----by a reversing arrangement, the regis­ (Jrratrr Edinburgh. ! brought to thia country last summer tering disks running one way as readily u foot to double the area i>y by the of,the n«v members .... _____ __ troupe of C - as the other. Its construction is si.rrnle, .. . ■ • . . *n Amorim to to America to considering the variety and extent of y the annexation of cer- uese actors - --------- who ------ came --— . ' ’ Kpositiuu. Al . _ -irieta aud also the towns most perform nt the Atlanta the entire trbnpeexposition, is now in San work done. It Js.adapted is adapted to print ingon i’ rtnbello. It seems that «4sauv....rt., most tbe entire troupe is now in 1 passbooks, which it does ns readily as :j of the city is less than Franci«co,_having inents in Chinatown been thcatera since re- , UP°R the ordinary plate and sheet. It - . while the population — ■_ *' - • can l>c‘used to add without printing • n. The presentacre-I turningWIUM.M... from the ----------------------------------cast. 1- or to print without adding. If mistakes •vis 6,216 and the proposed I authorized it Hs eetbnatcil that $20,000 of the coins have been disposed• , arc twndft they can lw seen at-on.ee. • . XTO seres. The area 1 <1,spMC'' 0 acres. The area •w* 1 — ♦>!« riiines*. _ _ _ r . ru i_ * «■ 4 acres and the area of ,,f bv the Chinese, and and that that “Little -------- 1 _ „ •: , res. so thnt the area of Pete',” the Chinaman of recent rtw< In nil slien. wMths and Myles: fine and . would be 14.40" ocrea, i tnck-iob notoriety, was tack or tne medium grades. ■ seimtne. However; the S20.C00 realized • MOETUAGI8ALK. THE with a Record Veil an a Shrond. , a Japanese young .•IvusclashershKmJ. • Tiu-.re.,.e. ’-riage it .. is <. ™~r..>w carefully ■i : ^evfd until death ' . j , I has not been clear profit, as the com>­ , rfelu contain almost the same nrao,it u£Jurc Bitterns *> the regularimif-dullars.buithcextremciy tot" price of sitter bullion gn« tn. . MY STRANGE PATIENT^ For Men Women Girls. His Mysterious History’— How he fled from the Vengwucr of Hi* Enemies. । counterfeiters a good profit. BENEDICT ARNOLD MANSION, The The Pi nerve ••NeversHp’’ Winter Shoes for men,-save wearing-rubbers, do not heat for the feut. prevent dampnessBtrlkiiiK through sole*, side and make walking in slippery place.% epuifortable and safe. Also used .exten­ sively In Bicycle shoes. i Odc of tho Finest Specimens of Colonial I1 Architecture to Re ftestored. The Benitlict Arnold mansion in Fair- ■ mount park, Philadelphia, is to be ire-! stored to ite original condition by the ■ Yen can see just- hew this will work. I It put-, tha medicine on the sore spot. Fairmount Park Art association. It wus built-in 1761 by John McPherson, and with the large estate surrounding it was sold to Itenedict Arnold for $80.­ 000. The property was forfeited ! in DR. HANDY’S They are nurtc hr weurriy liwrllns • •fleet-"I vptalally pnw'"1 r"bl|tt ln- bul Cm fliromJt the oatwsole by theeKsj 1770 on account of Arnold’s treason, and sold to CcJ. Bichard Hamilton in 1781. It beenmq the property of the city of Philadelphia in 1808, and since 1S75 has been up?<1 ns a. restaurant and dwelling. So few nltcra tioni» ha re been made in it that it stands to-day prac­ tically as it was when built It is re­ garded as one of the finest spcchnbns of colonial architecture in the country. Pile Cure CURES Blirtd, Bleeding and Itching Piles. At druugistR or by mail Patent Process. . ' Hill CO., Detroit, Mich. HtliHALGIA AND RHEUMATISM CURED BY AR-THRO-PHON-I-A ; I Tramp. ot -__ Sleeping in the open air is a grievous and severely-punished offense in Eng­ land. Two little girls, one five years old. the other two. were brought before a Txmdon police magistrate recently, charged with sleeping out without vis­ ible means ot subsistence. He refused to commit them and ordered them to be let loose In the streets again, as their ~ --------------- Girm. MORTGAGE BALE: Default having been made in the eordltious ot r mortgage made by Wm. H Whuqd* Md Ms Fife Ella A. Whipple, tu Jfchn Andrews^. January 3.18Kk and un January A. 1833. record­ ed In lhe office of tbe Rezistal ot Deeds of Harry County In tbe State of Michigan, la UMr 4t of Mortgages, on'page 1(3. of which moTte gave there Is claimed to be due Five Hundred* and Fifty One Dollars, aud eigJity-i.lM cents' and no suit or prodding* at law having been institute*! to recover the amount socureq by said mortguze or any parr thereof. Notice is therefore hereby KiYen. that on Sat­ urday I he irth day uf J air t-fri. at teu o’clock in tbe toretmon. there wilt b-* sbltl at the north front door "f the Court Houm*. hi tbt Citv of Hastings. County erf Barry and S’ate of Mich­ igan. said Court House being th- Pirice In which the circuit court for the County <rf Barry is held, at public auction to tbe hlghcrt bidder, the premises described in said mortgage L*r mu nn?.-,4 tMhfiOt a-, may !>e necessAry •<» saitaiy tbe amount du-on -.tnl :.:or!s:-e v.. !i the tnh-n•»*. thereon, and the c«Hts. charges and expensw allowed by law and provided tor in sutd i#n»tg:;ge, said premhis ixtlug rftaated in the VB-iasrrl Ddton. C«RR>ly ',f Enrry and State of 3f ichlgan and desertm a x- \ maze .1 Num­ ber thirtv four and tbin v-lire tn the ' VBfMft « Deltun, Harn* County. Michigan, aycurfiixg to the Recorded Plat tbtreof. —" Dated April 22,1806. Ju ON AXPRE.Wfl, Adoxzo K. Kkn abton. Mortgagee. Attorney for Mortgagee._____________ ADMINISTRATOR’S BALE. in the matter of tbe Estate of Ashct E. Stan­ ley. Deceased. Notice is hereby given That I shall rell at PubTic Auction, to lhe highest indikr, on Saturday tbetwenty-fifth day of Julv. a. D 1*w. at nine o'clock. In the loreHoou. itftbe Profatv effifie in the Court House, in the City of Hastings, in the County of Barry, tn tbe State u( Mlchtaan. purruant ui License and authority gr.-uited to me tm the fifth ilay ot Jut*. A. D . iww. ny the Pro­ bata Court of Barry County. Michigan, all of the estate, right, title anil Interest of th* said de­ ceased oL In and to the real estate situate and being tn the County of Barry. In the State of Michigan, known and deserbed as follows: Our Farmer Friends can get nice to-wlt: The North East fractional quarter ot printed Stationery at this office about Section fourteen town cat (!) North rawir t-n 410) West containing one hundred fifty-Dine as cheap as you can buy the paper and Not one part but every part of HIRES Rootbeer tends toward making it the perfect temperance . and healthgiving drink. Send For Booklet. w. H. PROBATE 'JRDKR Scat- of Michigan. County of Barrv—ss. Ata session-of the Probate, Court for the County of Barry, holden at lhe Probate OScii Io the city of Hastings, In said bounty, on Mon­ dav, tne 13th <UV of July tu tn<* yiuuone thousand eight hundn-! aud ninety six. - Preserit. Charlefi W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In lhe matter of the.estate of Frank fletaer. dreeased. on rev Itae an:T.filing the neHtlon dulv verlfled, of Carrie (Selrer, wHow of sail deceased, pravlri: that adnitulstratioB o€ said h-Uio be gn«>’-rt to 'rtld petitioner of (o Mime other suitable person. Thereupon it i« ordered, that Katurday. the Kh day uf Auifu.rt. A. I). l*?c. at ten o clock in me (DromiOit.be urelgiirdYorUie hearing ot said petition and that th* tiers fit low of Mid «4e censed and all other persons Intsiresied In said, estate . are required to appear nt- a ses-don of, said Court, fhen to be holden at the Probate office, In tne City of Hasting*, in raid County, and snow wise. If any there be, ndiy the prafrer of the »etitl<Mi'.T may uot J>e granted. Ano it is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the per-ums Interested in said estate, of rhe Eodencv of wild petition »:id tbe hearing areof by ca*i«hig a copy ,of th I» order to be published tn the Hasting Rannkcl a news­ paper printed and circulated In said County* of Barr. W* in •■ •.ch week for three auccesair weeks previous to said day of hearing. CKAH. W. AlIMRTMONO Judge of Probate. i A true copy.) FOR SALE RY Make an Attractive W. fi. SPENGE, UASTINGB. ent elopes from the stores. Amos C. Towwk. Administrator. �limited free diver coinage u to 1 ihar r ’' Emery Fox tells a good story Illustrat­ means tbe ushering hr of such troehw^c ertryduairo! which h werft .« «•»« ing bow the free silver, 18 to 1, and other the prompt and itctive<efforteof all repub- < tacked. Foreign Investors have become times as the country never saw. it Bean, lioans in country and town. In city and 1 phases of tbe money question are taken by q What do you deduce froei Chis? - fearful of their Invealmento here, and of unsettling of all business, all valu^ Mr. Fox went info a store a1 village, is urgently soHclted. Tbe organi­ A. Thwt wc Deed ail the WDney-we have ana tbe people. I our ability to maintain our gold reserve, eriDg of wages, and lowering of our ttmdThnr»day, July 16. ^896zation of republiean dubs under the aus- that wa want every dollar to be worth 1<® Lake Odessa one day last week andi and the times have become shaky. Ud7 ard of eivilization to the level o{ \ L COOK.B<Ut«. •pices of the Michigan leagae-of republican cents. asked lhe proprietor if he wanted somei mindful of lhe uncertainty it has caused China and Japan, where free silver reign.’ Q. . How can we keep all the reonev we have, clubs Is a line of work wbhh, tn my judg­ and keep every dollar Worth 100 centsslitter dollars. The storekeeper says toy tfokerinfc with tbe tariff, the democrat- | and a depreciated currency prevails. -rrXKIIi AB «COXT> CIASS MATTEB ment. will well repay ail efforts involved, A. By preserving the existing gold standart. “Will you give 16 for one?” • Upon being TUK HA.811N<.ts MICIL. POSTOFFICE, Ic party, taking advantage of tbe reKieas ! are aware that the silver .seiukBtnt pre/ asked what he meant tbe merchant said a condition of tbe peeple, dow propose to ex ' AUOV8T 14, 1879. _____and efforts leading to Hie increase of tbe v»Us to an aianniug extent, tnd n atJy are No Batter Milk Policy. : circulation of republican newspapers will fellow caine into bis store and said he was perinent with tbe money of the eoontry. | Drone to lay the present stress u> ew. Tne loyal republicans of .Michigan have going to vote for free silver, for then he be helpful to our party as a whole ns well It proposes to destroy lhe basis upon rency when in fact it can be traced 4jrect. as to communities in which such increased built up the Detroit Tribune, sustaining it could get sixteen silver dalton for every­ which tbe businesa of this country is es­ ly td tiife free trade policy of the dciafoant circuiatiou is aesured. The republican for years when about the only virtue It one gold dollar—Portland Observer.. % tablished, and open our mints to the free party. We believe that many have takrD press of Michigan has always been firm had, was that it was good to pvt on the Now to have lhe Tribune go At the democratic convention at Chicago aud unlimited coinage, of diver and the up with this free silver cry ^hhu.a» tjvfog and true and Inriuental to support of Un­ slielves. FOR PRE1IDBNT. ratio of 16 to 1, when the commercial ra­ It tbe careful study tbe importance q( the declared principles and the selected candi­ squarely back on the party wbiHi -built It last week the populists seemed to have WILLIAM MC KINLEYm ve ask It proposes to en­ question should comma mJ. up is more than- the loyal supporters of been In the majority. At least Wm. J. tio Is nearly 32 to 1. dates of our party an 1 this same source i of Ohio. The following Is a Bryan, the populist Congressman, of Ne- tirely disregard the currency basis of the that every voter before taking sides either ’FOR VIC* PRESIDENT. of aid and influence will be relied upon that party can stand. greatest nations of lhe earth, with all of for or against free silyer.no waiter whether (iARKKT A. HOBART. during the present campaign as in the । copy of the letter Friend Soule soul to the | hrn.^ka, was nominated for the presidency. ot New Jersey. ••'“'r’.'MA “d .^or of M.lne, wu chonn whom we have intimate business relations; be be republican, democrat, pop-.i’fet j Tribune: — past UHLW"?***'■ *’ SS it proposes to entirely disregard all taws prohibitionist, study tbe causes of the Firm in the belief that with the triumph OUR FINANCIAL PLANK EniTon Tjuhvnk : ham the butter milk 1 I years tadK an orator of national reputation of supply and demand and say by legisla­ present times carefully and tlioughffuliy. of tbe principles of our party will come . 1 *aut you *■ to idrop rayan immuc. a ..................................... He u.. |Ina * a tion that 50 ceota worth of silver Is worth Aud to those who desire to do thU We tbe better days for our country, so much tbeTribuno for I have all the butler milk I and a man of bright intellect, want at borne st present. FKtKXU D. BOULKR. firm believer in free trade' and cade Into uue dollar. We are aware of the fact that most cordially, reeoiumeml -Tariff Facts desired by alt, acid equally firm in tbe ex­ the silver mine owners of tbe west. Lav­ for Speakers and Students, Defender Doc­ pectation that as the result of the pend­ . Mr. Soule is a prominent farmer living prominence by advocating free wool. The Uriff for ing formed what is known as lhe Bimetal­ ument No. 9.” issued by tbe Amerlcaa Pro­ dollar haa been a* good as gold. ing campain will come the victory that near Morgan and has taken the Tribune Chicago platform advpcates “tariff We are unalterably apposed («» every precedes such return, I confidently solicit It b a 280j page revenae only,” unlimited free coinage 16 io lic League, have been very active in d,»- teethe Tariff League. sinoe 1S66. measure calculated to debase owr curren­ tributlng free coinage, 16 to 1, documents baok, filled with valuable Statistics, and I, und a whole lot of populist doctrines. cy or Impair the credit of our eeaatry. We from my fellow republicans of Michigan and papers among tbe people, because of ••an be had by sending 25 cents to W. P. What They Think of it. are, therefore, opposed to the free coinage that which I am sure all will gtodty give, ’*Tbe McKinley policy of protection The coming campaign is to be the greates the fact that upon every ounce of sliver Wakeman. 135 West 23rd st.. Xew 'York of silver except by international agree­ kindly, cordial co-operation and thorough, ment with the leading commercial aaClons they produce they get a direct profit of City, N. Y. This is to W a campaign of “ campaign of educat Ion ” ever conducted be­ means tbe exclusion of goods from coun­ , persistent work. tries where they are produced more cheap­ fore in Lhe history of this country- K is to over 60 cents. We firmly believe that if education, the statistics are reliable and Dexter M. Febey, Such a tbe best Interests of all classes that there ) the people of this country vote for tbe ld- every voter should have t eupy;7,^ Chairman Republiean State Central C’ooi- ly on account of smaller wages. tWobulRWl. th. cold policy is a menace to our manufacturers.” shall be goud lirueo again, such as we used »..l be pewereed. AU oar ell’W “d mlttee. to have. It behooves every voter to vote In ; Detroit, July 10, 1896. •’The protection policy to. which the J telllgefitly and not be carried away, so to ure« desiffned to niBlataln Inviolably the party is committed will doubtless be as I speak, by any policy without thoroughly THE FARMERS WIFE. obUgationsof the United States anti aU \ DRUOGIST. / injurious to our trade as before.”—The Investigating it before easting his ballot. oar money, whether cola or paper at the prevent etandard, the utandard of the moet What Protection Did For Iler Egg Maeket. 1 Watt Miiixtcr (Enylaud) Gazette. The Banner has never been a calamity enlightened nations of themrth. “We, as eapitallsta, are deeply interest-1 bowler. It always has bad, and still has From the year 1883 to the year 1880 ed In tbe fortunes of tbe Union. We are J an abiding faith in tbe sound, sober, judg­ there was no tariff upon eggs. The hen product of tbe American Farmer was sold bound to say that tbe prospect opened up ment of the American people.' Tbe Yan­ by the St. Louis platform is not cheerful kees, as a nation, are certainly a quick,Im­ । in the American markets in open competitkM with the hen product of Canada, Mex­ to us. It mean* an era of exclusive tar­ pulsive people. who do many things ou the Xcel\ IS PRESENT SYSTEM OF CURREN- ico, England, France and every other iffs. We do not like tbe outlook.”— Lon• spur of the moment that io calmer mrtids fence \ they would regret. But we cannot help RENCY OF THIS COUNTRY. eoontry. October 7lh, 1890 the McKinley [ don Standard. of quality \ tariff bill took effect. Under that tail a [ No, it is not’tbe so called “crime of ’73” but feel that at the present time we are In Xtremely \ a critical position, aud one which may lead ACCORDING TOCHA1RMAN FERRY duty of five cents per dozen was put on । which ails us;iit is the “blunder of ’92.” low prices \ to untold suffering, and misery far greater imported eggs; What was^he effect? Be­ OF STATE COMMITTEE. Xtraordinary ' than any Uixt has been experienced In tbe I low we give the figures. • Going to England for a tariff policy and bargains. Xn HlaAddreM is tbe People of MiclilIMPORTS OF FOREIGN EGOk ' China for its monetary plan is what the last three years. B’c arc firm bellercro Xamine my Cua-It la Vital That We Work for Kenew democrat calls an ’‘American pol­ in lhe jfolicy oj protection to American ......... Xistin^ Year eadtog stock. turn of All Condition Which Ex­ Value I indiulrlct, American laborer*, end the Dozens June 30. ; customers 8_'.®7.t»4 icy.” isted in 1X02. ' u nun it® I Xtra fine XtraX exteriifon of our markets through treat ten 2 477430 I • 1C.4K7.2O4 IBM Xhileratingiy 3 476.672 Fellow Citizens and Fellow Republicans 1885 16.(:-J.4.V» During tbe three years of Cleveland's of Rcciprocltu. We believe that this 2.173 454 Xlol Landis JC.OO.'.’XJ 18M 1.BOOS'S administration; 5294,888,649.in gold was country cannot and never will prosper I3.S38.C5> of Michigan: 1^87 2412 478 withdrawn from the U. 8. Treasury, aud 13.642.881 As will be prehape recalled by many. If 1HKK again without restoration of a protective 2.416476 15418.W 1889 Celery Com 2.074419 tbe drawing still continues. 15,062.796 not all to whom these lines are addressed, 18D0« tariff at least “equal to the difference id 1.185495 R2S3.OU C to Xtreme 1891 the honor of being selected as chairman iarz I-' wages paid abroad and those paid at 4.IK- J 392.617 1293 843 Mlchlgan fanners have lost nearly $50,­ home.” During the last three years we of the republican alate centra! committee IM 199 AX 1.791.>3-1 18EM I 342,133 0)0,000 In the last three years alone just in have poetically experienced “tree, trade” 2,7f9,41t was conferred upon me a few weeks ago iSDit Thus in 1884 for instance it can be seen 1 the Valt$g2 Of thtlr sheep, saying nothing uf by your representatives In convention as­ times. Our markets have been open to . __ j •___ e-> Ann non ’ .. >. _ ,____.... —r —.....I sembled, during my temporary absence that we paid foreigners over 82,800,0'00 their loss becadse.of free wool. the world and we could not stand the pau­ Hastings Bakner. editorial notes Nati aal Republican Ticket. 1 Geo. W. Landis Hastings, Mich, EQUAL TO THE BEST. l-' ms The for eggs that should have, and could have, If silver mine owners demand a law mak­ favoT of being selected as a leader, in any been produced in this country had it nut capacity, of the republican party of Michi­ been that foreign competition made it un­ ing every 50 cents worth of their product a J In 1894 we paid less than dollar, why isn’t it just as reasonable for gan Is not one which I would have sought । profitable farmers to organize and demand that two or desired, because of my fear and appre­ 8200,000 for foreign eggs, ana thus saved pecks of their wheat be made a bushel? hension Idst a, lack of direct experience almost 82.500.000 from going abroad. Ail in political management might prove a this money was paid out at home, and The democrats resolved against national: source of weakness to my party in tbe im­ farmers wives, largely got the benefit of it. banks and all that sort of thing, and then 1 During the eight years* from June 3Qtb, portant campaign before us. went rig(it to work and nominated the Whatever may be true as to this, how­ 1882 to June 30th, 1800 we paid oat over President of a National bank for Vice A protective tariff ever. aft“r sincere consideration I have 818,000,000 for eggs. President. Oh consistency thou ayt a accepted the honor and the obligation of to protect tbe American egg market from labor involved,and hereby pledge my earn­ foreign invasion would bare saved all this Jewel est efforts to do all in my power with your and would have given the farmers wives of The Detroit Free Press, one of the most co-operation and assistance, to continue the United States uver $2,000,600 more rabid democratic papers in the country, Protection to .the American oar state In its position as a leader and each year. has bolted the democratic party on account firm defender ot ^he principles and pur­ markets is the greatest question to be deof its attitude on the currency question c'ded at the coming national election. poses ot the republiean party. and hereafter will be an independent Our national convention has been held, ____ • Currency Facta. aad as a result of its almost unanimous The republican party has declared action there has been given to ns in the Voting for free and unlimited coinage of parson ot William McKinley, of Ohio, a for sound money and an honest dollar. silver 16 to 1 will not start an idle factory, leader for the coming campaign who in The democratic party has declared for nor will It furnish employment fur Idle la­ himself represents and typifies the prin­ | a dishonest dollar—the free coinage of bor—except at the silver mines. It is not ciples most dear to our party and most silver at the ratio of 16 to 1, and expects more money that We want but an oppor­ necessary to our country’s return to its to catch the votes^of lhe ignorant and tunity to get idle capital into circulation. । uninformed upon the currency question. former progress and prosperity. From Svptembei 1894 to March 1st, 1896 The upbuilding of the home factory and It is simply the Butler greenback fallacy It behooves the work­ our receipts were $454,882,581 and our ex­ workshops, and the development of our | In another guise. own interests through tbe home-sustain­ ingman to carefully study the question, so penditures were 8529,237.800, leaving a ing principles of protection, aud the ex­ that he may intelligently cast his ballot od net deficiency of $74,855,024. From 1805 tension of our trade with other countries election day. Following are a few ques­ up to March 4th, 1893 a protective tariff through the wise provisions of practical tions aud answers pertinent to the matter left us a surplus of from 82,341.074 In reciprocity treaties, are patriotic purposes al issue, printed recently by the Chicago 1893 to 8145,548,008, in 1892. from my home and from tbe state. i ' । I | .. ' । I1 || ' [ | r K It per labor competition. * Our mills have been idle and labor unemployed us a resuit. Instead of having a numlhly *urplus of nearly 55,500,000 with which to pay off -jur bonded indebtedness as we had during the 28 years from 1865 to 1893. during tbe past three years there has been a deficit of over $7,500,000 crcry month. Xtreme accuracy XerCised TALK IT OVER With yourself aud /see ii you do. not decide at Once to have a new ((a#oline Stove at the prices we are mak­ ing. A Gasoline Stove is one oi the luxuries of a housewife’s life: why should they be when you can n w get them at prices we are offering'. It is a bonanza opportunity: he and take advantage of it. You will which In William McKinley have always Times Herald. They are plain enough found a courageous advocate, and in Pres­ for ail to comprehend, and are well worth ident McKinley will find a successful ex- remembering: ecutlve. Surely with such a leader for q What is the whole body of currency of Bryan won facie as an urator In his can ■ vas of Nebraska. He eloquently urged tbe farmers of that statu to vote for tree wool. He was a ptopbet loo, for under each a cause the republicans of Michigan the United States to da>? A. Paper. 8473,000^00; silver, $010,000,000; tbe plan be urged, tbe wool growers of will need no further incentive to urge Nebraska a^e selllag their wool for8 cents, gold. $oi2.ao.ooo. them to aggressive and persistent effort Q What Is the existing money standard of which comes pretty close to being free. in behalf of the success of the candidates theeounlry? A. Gold, by means o! Wulch all tbe silver and platform of their party. Seventy-five leading democratic papers The platform In which our efforts as and all the paper are worth too cents on the dol­ in tbe southern states hove bulled tbe lar. the camrepublicans are to be given in Q. Whas would be the effect If we should democratic party ou account uf the free palgn before us Is one which ieada our abandon the existing gold standard? silver plank adupted at Chicago. McK nA. All the gold would leave the country, in luy, tbe champion uf protection, and lhe party and our country back to that happy and most prosperous period in our his- I accordance with tbe never questioned law that friend of ^American Interests north aud tory, that period just prior to tbe un-' a seperlor money will not remain inus country where an inferior iponey is tbe stan third. Sil-' south, will break into ttib solid south this fortunate return of lhe democrat party veriics admit that gold is to times more year unless all signs tail. to control in * all branches of national valaable Uuui sliver. That Is what tbe •‘ratio Restore McKinley protection und Blaine government management in 1892, .NoI 16 to 1” means. In truth, to-day gold Is X! I times more valuable than silver. reciprocity and tlie good times of ’91 and departin'- from the policies so successfulI Q. What amount uf money would be thus in the past have been permitted; no addi­ withdrawn from the country if the sllv» r stanu- *92 will return. The same fellows whose tions to the principles by experience ord should be substituted for tbe gold stand- cry of free trade won the election ot Cleveland and brought the panic that was proven w Ise have been found necessary, ar.1? A Hix hundred and twelve 'million dollar.*, Inaugurated at tbe same lime lie was, are our platform The declarations of la gold contracting tbe currency to that pledging tbe party to sustain lhe pres- amount and crlpphqg the country accordinalv. now tilling the air with cries of‘‘free sil­ Q. If tbe silver Standard were iwbsUiuled ver.'’ They brought calamity in '93; If ent existing currency standard uf our country is only lhe renewal of a pledge for the exist ng gold et indan!, w hat would be] successful they would bring desolation In tbevffectoo tbelBKXOmXiJOof silver worth 100 ’96. Bat ihe sober second thought of lhe repeatedly made and.always sacredly kept cents to the deliar? American people will never endorse these in the past it la important and vital1 A The eutlre quantltv of silver dollars that sll tbe conditions which brought in- would be worth tbelr weight tn silver per crazy theorista. dn<trial activity aud happiness to our■ ounce, which va-iestiom wtek tn week like tire The wIilieilDg, blasting intiuence of a , price of whtat. aad ibe immediate effect would country ui.drr tbe republican party in the be to muoe the $611000400 to 8306.600466. the wrung policy is mauifeat iu the effect uf past nbuuUl be retained and returned withI preeent valu-of sliver per ounce In tbe coins, ttie democratic free trade policy upon the it as a basis for hope in the future. A thus contracting the currency of Ibe country to sheep industry uf lhe United btates. Up system uf currency everywhere acceptedI1 ibis additional amount, making a total cunte 1898 there were 44.273,553 sheep Iu the as equal tu tbe beat, a standard of moneQ. Wbat would be tbe effect on the paper In United S'ates, aud lhe average market tary value which do nation can depart ourcwrency if we should substitute the silver price was 83 88 #rr bead, and represent from undar exiMing etmdlttooa witboot ing a total value of >121,909,^64. Up to Inviting itaelf io commercial chaos and A. The *<nMX»> ot PAPW wnrrb l« •enU 10 the d-»r.*r on Ibe exUU.it «vW >Und tbe first of January 1896 the number had dwindled to 38,29S,783,ai}d the market price such a standard find firm defense in had dropped io $1.79 and 4be aggregate republican pla;!orm aud should be value dwindled down tu $65,167.735-a will be maintained by the republican decrease ot >60.000.000 in three years. currency to 9KKMM*. Farmers what do you think ot free wool? What better evidence do you waut that protection does protect? not get another*such a chance. Note following prices that we make you. It is the best that any one can offer you, for the same kind of- t-tovr. They are the best. We Handle Nothing But The Best. 3 Burner Stove one like cut, Regular Price $22.00 to csloee out $15.(16. IS.'#'. 4 Burner Dangler Surprise with oven “ 25.00 3 3 3 2 8 1 .. .. .. Step with oven High stove Junior .. i. 22.00 > 15.00 10.00 6.00 4.5(1 3.50 2.50 All first clase new stovee and guaranteed to work perfectly. few refrigerators to close out at cost and less. . “ “ •* - lli.W. 10.00. 7.00. 4.00. 3.00. 2.00. We alt-o l‘“ 820.00 Refrigerator uaw $15.00. 15.00 Refrigerator now 10.00. 11.00 Refrigerator now '7.50. Goodyear Bros �Good second hand wagon and carriage for sale cheap at Hendershott's. Opposite Court House. Banner jASjiNG- 1 Thursday, July 16. 1896 w. R. COOK. Local editor. .A The Nashville Band, who gave evidence of their ability to furnish good music on the fourth, will be on hand Saturday to furnitsh music for life day. John H. DenA>. Agrees to Turn 3a ft Tbe modern Improvements on gaeniir.e ry County Democracy Over To ft stoves make them absolutely safe. Read Goodyear Bros. adv. in this issue'and see the bargains they have to offer. --------------ft 4 Seeing is believing 4 4 but ft in ft Olives, pickles, sardines, salmon, and In fti factj everything that you want for a p'.c nlc dinner cau be .found al Phillips jfc Erb buying and Us its A. No. I1 in ouaiitv quality, trw. too. Drugs - d ■ Y •< something I believe in lo to 1 nd will also bet you ft. j, j 10 lo I tbM 1 can sell you pxxls cheaper 1 < j than any man in Barry county. W II ! W. fl. STKJIC K. Wasted— Girl to do general house­ ft work. must be one who understands cook ft ing and thoroughly capable. Family of tAo. more ft Will pay $2.00 a week. of A. Black. ■ Enquire . ’ New stock wagons and carriages. Flour, ft Ifeed. grain bags, clover and timothy seed, 4 required 4 4 «. Buy Drugs where you know you will be well served. 4 41 41 4 4 alsyke crimson clover, red top, Kentucky • blue grass, etc., at Hendershott’s. OppoJ altp Cnnrt Unn«a site Court House. ft ft ft ft FRED L. HEATH ..THE DRUGGIST. LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION • SO quires. Tcis week, .Hereafter, changes for advertisemeuU an;.-: nacb’thls office Tuesdays at latest tG injure Insertion in the Issue of the week ’when brought. .. . .t: I - Christmas studio for Picture Fitzn,. -.v.i. I'iint” synoujmous of tfomt than co*t at b pen he's -• Saturday and •r belt (or who regret hia misfortune. It is hoped and expected that affairs may be straight­ ened out ao that he may continue. /Gov. Rich, Wm. Alden Smith, Attorney Gctj’I Maj nard. James O'Donnell, probably Aitken and Bliss, and most of the congres­ sional candidates, and possibly Julius C. Burrows, will be here Saturday?) lay aside your work for theaiay and come and hear these distinguished Speakers. Smith, and James O'Dounel will be here, and it is expected others, in whom the people of Barry County are Interested, will address the meeting. •i b; •••net’s i;ul sale the Im. an The Metimdist Protestants will begin a aeries uf camp meetings at Gull lake next Thursday, July 23d. tu last until Aug. 3d. Tbe. C. K. A 8. will give reduced rales by :lie aiiu ot republican* to applying to Secretary W. B. SnelLut Char­ lotte. The M. P. society have bought L-.HH • ties from 50c up, to close • V, at McUiaber Bros. \ grounds at Gull lake aud are putting up buildings and Utting up a tine camp ground. The tir-»t chapter or "My Strange Palient" appears next week. 1 . Get til*-hot uumber ot our new serial , ?:try which begins next week. Kcpitiiii.-wi-, don't forget 4o forward N. i. I’xiker Ims the fouiHiatiun fora .: e-'. u.'kk uhick west uf bls hotel. A ••ompkCe hue ot ulf tlie latest Styles ••t Fran:-- st the Christmas studio. - tie Licuiry ntarttid up ’yesterday, ’I'li. i i. i -oh;'' nice orders tu wink un. i l -m-v bail .boy? auilcipxSe a cluse ’MuiKirruw and Saturday. . line < ■: T.:s > - a cut prices at the Red Front is. • IV.ioM.Kr Allaoxsux. ■-•icy C.nb will Le organized i Tier the speaking in the You get a ticket ore the 880. (JU • .th every puichMse at Me- >t ttoa oil tlie bicycle with every •• or upwards at MeUmber Bros. . i that Lkiw-*. O'Bsnnell and v.,>r A: •’.I : at; be present Saturday afterL'*vJ«arry County Fair bonk; is un tbe :•tu,< be out iu uncouple of successful ever held. It was. largely at­ tended. The steamer was chartered for t ie day. and this with croquet, a game of ba e Gall between the ladies and gentle­ men, which the former won wifh ease, Hjvaklng and singing, furnished ample amusement for the happy crowd of child­ ren and older people. the same OLD gas to be re­ peated. THE r* “ * OLD GREENBACK GANG STILL IGNORING PRINCIPLE FOR PLUNDER. will see how the boys line up agairr^on Fused With the Demncrnts Last Night Before It Was Born. * Yesterday afternoon some bills were K*uie. distributed about the city stating that at The iwe little girls of Orville O.is, of Parker’s Hail a silver meeting would be Hope tnwasblp, met with quite an acct­ held for tbe purpose of electing delegates ' dent Tuesday. They were in their fathers to the state convention at Lansing held buggy, anti he drove obtof Waddle’s barn, today. Tbe Lansing convention is to elect leaving the horse while he turned the delegates to the national silver convention waler on far the tank. Fur some unknown reason the hone, started at breakneck speed, running dlnctly across the street Into one of the tag maples In front of Julius Russell's, residence. The two lit­ M*k>-.up jour in nd to come to the Me|.iKin1vj iLnly Saturday. Speaking will - ’■■■■fc ■' .uitiy alter dinner. | • ai.'.HiK-ry st.»ck lo sell und part joi •‘lore t< • rent. A good 4ip;»orw|pity. Birman & Marple don’t «t’.cmpt to uuke-Ice cream witn skimmed milk. Pure cream is used. Try theirlce' eream D. Hughes, of Irving, was next called up­ on to tell why he left tlie g. o. p. Art really surprised his friends by making a fldwery speech, and Imparting the infor­ The speaking Saturday afternoon wiR either take place from the Hastings House porelL, or at tbe opera Iwuse, to com­ the evening, Mr. Bates, the chairman of mence at 1=30 p. m. Gov. Ricii and others tbe Democratic County Committee. Mr. will speak in tbe afternoon, and Wm. Al­ Heath, and the Chairman of tbe Populist den Smith In the evening. Attorney Gen­ County committee,” Mr. Barker we believe, eral Fred A. Maynard, uf Grand Rapids •’confer,” lhe idea of cguree being to fuse . will alsu be present, and will probably be later on. .lolm H. Dennis bad been sitting unnocalled upon. ■tict'rt-qver ou the east half of the hail, sur­ Lust:—On the third of July between rounded on all Hides by empty cjiairs. Tbe idea uf fusion brought him. who had just Prairieville und Delton, my black terrier, returned from stampeding the Chicago con­ answering to tlie nijme of "Mack.” His vention to Bryan, to his feet. tJiimindful weight is about 18 lbs., and is coal black that lie was a democrat of a doubtful va­ in color. Anj\iiiformation leading to hi.« riety, and unmindful of tbe, fact that he wa- in Hie meeting of another party, the recovery will be gratefully received by his Barry County s’atesman rose to bin feet owuere. .Edora and Frank Nelson, with and pniinhcd then nnd there to gire the iltnno mtlr party uf tiaJTV County wet wIiohi in? was a great pet aud friend. to the filter party (We want to »av Geo. H. Nm.ook. right here Johnny that you can’t "deliver vV. J. Erb, of Baltimore twp.. was hi the goods.” There are too many demoemta tlie Bakner uffijg Saturday, with Mine In Barry County, who unlike you are dem­ ocrats from principle.. and who are sick sample huckleberries, that for size take and tired uf fusion.uf anjlhing and everythe cake, and we doubt If their like has lliing to promote jour schemes.) Who ever been duplicated. Tlie largest one gave the democratic party into your keep­ measured two'inches, and ail of them were ing? , nearly as large, Mr. Erj slated lie picked nearly a bushet of lhe same kind. Hucklr- I (The Pie-bjteriaiis plcniced at Thornapberriea have been unusually due this sea­ pkr yesterday; the Episcopal Sunday School to-day and the Baptists to-niorrowj son. owing to tbe abundant rain*. Attorney General Maynard has given tbe village of Fen tun an opiuiuu to tbe ef­ We.Mdviie our readers to uo{ let politics interfere wi.b their keeping euol. Read fect that a surety un a liquor bund means vn indebtedness Instead of. ft contlugcnt all you c*u, think all you can, but keep $2,O0U’ Tbe eireux by a lot last week was avcutnpanlM pickpockets aud buuco-sterrers. Our Farmer Friends can get nice Iprinted Stationery at this office about 1as cheap as you can buy the paper and 1envelopes from the store' (Mbs L. Jean McLaughlin is attending tnb-State bicycle meets at Battle Creek and Kalamazoo this weekA C. S. Weber was uuabWMo ride at Battle Creek and Kalamazoo this week on ac­ count of the Injuries received at Grand Rapids tbe 3d. We Have Fay and Loy Diamond. Joe Sage, and Fred Stebbins, were among lhe Hastings people who attended tbe Battle Creek races this week. Miss Gertrude Bentley gave a small din­ ner party Friday, complimentary to Ml*s Maude Colgrove, of Minneapolis. Covers Some Of those Nice Tan Shoes Left. were laid for eleven. PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. Chas. Rogers. Mrs. Morse Nevins, Mrs. Will Chidester, and Miss Grace Mes­ ser go to Wail Lake Saturday for a weeks outing at Mrs. Lehners. • D. R. Cook left for Ohio, Monday. John Roberts Is in KalpHafoo to-day. C. W. Warner is home from Missouri. Miss Nettie Chamberlain who has been trimming iu tbe miUinery department .nt Fitzsimmon’s Bazaar this season, has re­ turned to her home at Cloverdale. Mr. CUas. Miller, of Shelby, Ohio, is tbe guest of Miss Moleskle Gates. And we hive put the knife in deep. Want to sell ’em quick. Call and see them while we can fit you. Red Front Shoe Store... Miss Grace Stemm, of Chicago, has.bcen visiting her uncle N. T. Parker. Rev. C. C. O.lsrof Charles City, Iowa, a nephew of ' Mr. Parker’s, Is also a guest at the Has­ tings house. Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Lathrop, of Ionia, are In the elty. Miss King, of Big*Rapids, is the guest has had no little experience in coupling political parties of dHTefent beliefs togeth­ of Mrs. D. W. Reynolds. er, so he was chosen as delegate. |F. IL Augustus Schumann is spending the Pancoast. Dr. D. E. Eulier. and 1A. D. week in Grand Rapids. Hughes were chosen as the other delegates. Ferd Fausey, of Jacksun, was In the ••T|>ere must be harmony of thought city Saturday and Sunday. among the opposition to the republican Miss Francis Walker returned to her iwrtj” was the prevailing desire among home in Wayland. Saturday. | theb^ln tbe ring who wanted fusion. This Hiss K. Louise Burrell, of Jackson, is sentiment was followed by furtive glanct s. expected In the city this week. and winking of the other eye. Hou. H. A. Tire Misses Barney, of Muskegon, were Goodyear, who has been in politics a long while, and muved "that the chairman of guests at Dr. Lowry's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cook, were in Bat­ tle Creek. Tuesday, aud saw the bicycle races. They were the guests of Editor Moore and wife,, nf the Battle Creek Journal, while there. Woolley & Bronson Miss Maude Celgrove, who has been tlie guest of her brother. F. T. Colgrove for i the past ten days, left for Bay View »oday where she will visit at Judge Van Ziks-’before returning to Minneapolis. ^Mrs. A. R. McOmber and Miss Olga I : < I I j Hessmer gave a tea Tuesday, rd the letters home on Broadway, compllmentarj' to j their sister. Mrs. E. A. Clark, of Burling- $ tou, Iowa.) It was a very pleasant affair. 1 S > iS A. B. Hull, who lias been tbe efficient1 S Jeweler at Bewtiner's for tlie past few # MILLINERY i years, left for Belding Monday morning (0 । where he has a line position. Mr. Bess- S WISHING to close out my stock of mil: : : linery and fancy goods. I offer great inducements to every : : lady who wishes goods in my line. ; : Hats trimmed in the : : : latest styles and prices so low ever}’ lady can reach them. I mer ban secured a gentleman from Chlca- % go to take his place. J. G. Hughes, C. F. Brooks, O. l-'S I Spencer, Fred Benkes and families, L. A. X 1 Matthews and wife and M. C. Kelley aud £ wife spent Sunday at Middle lake and re- • port a very pleasant time. Anyone deslr- X F. W. Knowles occupied the pulpit at ing to know of an easy wav to kill big * X the Coug. church, Freeport, Sunday. ‘ snakes inquire of J. G. Hughes. . IS Mr. and Mrs. Chester Messer leave for Bay View for a two weeks stay this week. Mr. aud Mrs. Glenn W. Greenfield, ot Grand Rapids, were iu lhe city last week. Thomas McFbarlln. of Sioux City, Iowa, is visiting relatives and friends in the city. • Mrs. Geo. Lamble and children left last week for a visit with relatives at St. Johns. M re and Mr*. D. W. Reynolds go to their Wall lake cottage Saturday fur three weeks. Rev. S. V. Snell, of Charlotte. State Evangelist of the Methodist Protestant Church, will preach at tbe Methodist church next Sunday morning and eveniag. Rev. Snell is a wry earnest young minis- ( ter. and all who who hear Him. we are sure will be prolted. Sunday school and J prayer meeting at the usual hour. Bp­ worth League meeting at 0:3U. A Gospel Temperance meeting will be held on Sunday afternoon, from 3 lo 4 on the lawn In front of Mrs. Norman Bailey’s residence. Short talks, lively singing. All not attending any church cordially In­ vited. Miss J. MURDOCK. Jefferson St. Some people may think it pretty warm to talk stove new, but when you have the best stove made and know it is the best, you delight in telling of it. We handle the Best Stoves and Ranges on the market, (THE PENINSULAR,) and we know it, so do others. The Peninsular Stoves and Ranges are known the world over, and are universally acknowledged the leaders for cooking purposes, and easy handling. We are in a, position to sell you a Peninsular Range whether you need one or not. If you see one and have its workings ex- 355 voles east In favor, aud 58 against the proposition. IVofk un the city hall will begin as soon as plans abd specifications can be secured. • Half tare rates have been secured on tbe Michigan Central IL R. for the McKinothers Und Urn! their pockets picxeu. picked. Tne inc mof- j■ tOtf micuiv«m ____________ _ ....... . ••— < i. fleers tor some reason tailed tu close it up ciub organization Ssturdiij. lickgts until lots of good hard casli had .been j ^ud fur thnt day only. The C. K. & 8. with skin pftixiee. A great many limb niuouuts o< money through tlie gamed, and pears in this week’s Banneb. Judging; been eating grub nt Sheriff McKevitt’s is greatly lulenaied in these, ' place ut tlie cruulj’s expense for the past from tbe many expressions uf that nature ; few wombs, was releaied Tuesday npon we hear ou all aides. In fact the Banker i Cbas. Scb«|ll’» aiguing bls bail. Yuung is filled with good reading this summer, I Knick left for Nashville on the even tag , it has double the amount of personal and i train afu’r making many promises lo the local news of the other papers, and with county officials aud Mr. Scheldt that he Edward Woodbury, of Kalamazoo, baa ?ur editorial ptge. Mr. Smith's letters, our ' would be good aud wouldn’t luad up ou be<"n elected piysideut and director of tbe extensile county cotresp<»tdeu<e and tbe • whiskey again. Hi* trial comes off at tlie C K. * s. R R. to fill tlie vaeaicy caused new continued story, which will begin '.• next term <>f.cuurc when ii is a pretty sure I by A Bowne’s death. •icxt week, it is tbe county paper you ' S«,eulT-»re wnt, . tbiwt lb.> ta> «!•• «• • •>•'<= »«IUo0 «“■' , If the day is pleasant a big crowd will should subscribe for. ;«r'. .utMcdpUoo, j M.er.1 Jto.hHU. people b«e Hr-1 b' iu towa Saturday. The Michigan will secure yon a _ I en him all kinds ot chances to be a man | Outral offers half fare at all Hlr static twenty-five cents a fotir months subscrip­ ■ mostly on account of a poor old mother. from I’armalee to Nashville. k ' tion for trial *t 25 cei.ts per quart. Dr. and Mrs. E. II. Lathrop will ciia BorX dressed. 4.U> Bean*, 45 lo CO Cbieken dmaed.8. Beef dressed. 4 00 to 5.00. BeefUve. "71. Mutton. dreaaMl. 5. Ciorerseed. 4 « to SA) Wool, unwashed. 7 to it. Wool, washed. 10 to 15. perone a large party to Gun Lake Monday, for a two weeks outing. P. T. Colgrove spent Sunday at Llmaj were working for less now tnan they ever Ohio. did before. (We agree with Mr. Hummer, RL B. Messer has returned from his Laboring men up to 1893 bad all the work they could do. Since then the wages have western trip. F. W. Sellick, of Paw Paw, was Id the been greatly reduced by reason of thetr not'be.ng able to obtain employment.) A. city this week. O. D. S|*Ak;i.i>ix<u I ‘ * ■• --■ :------------- Issued but ■ r R. will charge one and one third fare 1 taken. Several warrants were deiittry tne wen no ar- fOr round trip tickets Saturday un account nirge a number of Hastings peolhe men no ar» - Mti. !i4,xf :ht I aces at Battle Creek as I as they failed tu identify Several of tbe sharptip. McKinley Club organization. The iu cii'l.Nt to ou account of tlie threatening । rests were made. .• Charlotte the next | tveniug train urdfnarily leaving here at era were arrested at •• ' .• r. . ' ! 4:54 will be held a half an hour. day. F k double quartette of wale voices under failth «P-; Henry Knickerbocker, the Nashville asit J* leadership of Dr. C. H- barber are Ow second letter from 8. W. Smith ap ­ Everyone pirant for sta:e< prison honors, who has prvp.nnR iime fine campaign songs for th” laliy Saturday. liams are at Wall lake. was Introduced and modestly told those was tbe usual tirade of the rich against tbe poor, and of how the working men TaUov per lb.. W- Prof. Holden, of the Benzonia College, 1* in lhe city, tbe guest of bi* brother Supt Holden. tle girls were ih.own out. and vd? of Gain badly btulseds and the horse was also slightly injured. This, very fortunately, was Hit extent of the Injuries received. - present what an active part he had taken In the Chicago convention. His address Con per bu. 30 Mrs. L C. Beadle and Miss Flora J. Beadle are expected home from Buffalo., Saturday. our own ground with the Ionia boys. We have reason to believe it will be a warm J* always give the highest •mar- Miss Aliena ABen, of West Bay City. Is expected in tbe elty this week to visit friends^ Bliss Maude Young, of Grand Rapids, T1ie Hastings ball tram lust two games ■ lo loula at Ionia last Friday aud Salur- was tn tbe city this week, tbe guest of day. The game Suturday was a Lot af­ M rs. Mary Geer. Miss Ret la Oviatt, of Larmle. Wyoming, fair and came out in favor uf the lunla boys by a score of 8 to 9. Saturday things is visiting Miss Nonna.Michael, and. other friends In the city. were d fferenl and oui boys didn't score Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Heath and family. while the Ionia bojs crossed tbe plate eight times. Tomorrow aud Saturday we Misses Sarah Horton and Francis Wil- eoul aitd when tin- time for action conies, do what your coiHjieuce. an J best jaJg■ • liability, and conreqUently a man can go un buuds only to the amount lie <wn qual­ meet >haii dictate.. tea an.I coffee|Ih? eity is ify for Above his exemptions and liabili­ j The special election held Monday to !>•• found at ps ut Erb. ties. Fur lustatice if such taualiflealiuu is bond the city fgr 81U.UQO. to pay the -ItdaHy. tor S2.0M he can go on bunds to that wa er works bunds and build' a new city 'r hotter an I eggs lo Phillips nuiutint but not on more than one bond of hall carried by ii big majority. there being ’-ir butter and eggs tb Spence's - tud exchange fur shoes’ ur a!**y,< ti Tinrt\ t‘. The annual picnic of the M. E. Sunday School at Thomspple was one of the most C. 8. Brown Is spending a two weeks vacation at home. mation that people were being reduced to Ed. Turner, of Grand Rapids, spent last the state of eating bran—a very cruel stab week in the city. In the course of a few weeks the at Grover’s free trade policy. Miss Bertha Rider relumed from Grand Next they came to elect ilelegatesno the Bannek expects to be located in its new Rapids last Friday. home on the ground floor, where we hope Lansing convention nnd about the first Miss Grace Pryor is visiting Miss Ora to be al home to our friends and patrons name proposed was that of that guileless at least as long as tbe present publishers politician: that deadly enemy (?) of mslon: sterling at McCords. Frank Schumann, of Grand Rapids, was have anything to do with lhe paper. Re­ that valiant defender of political irlnclMr. Win. F. Hicks. It M. jBates in the city last week. fitting an .uffice and moving machinery isn't us much fun a- it is cracked up to be. ubiicair caucus nutlets The Silver Party. to be held at St. Louis. ■ The silver meeting last evening was .KT^L,elr^?. .thl’ ’ n"‘‘n’ roOre ,’i“'W>o«rterb,M. V.B.rl.er W>7K. i;: the people of tills country than that of any * gR(es— ■ was chosen chairman, and iu sub­ year in the history of the country. In-1 stance tuld tbe numbers of the convention form yourselves on tbe great Issues and In advance what they ought to do in the make it a point to attend the caucuses. way of sending the right kind of delegates Friday'J* C. Farrell made an assignment to Lansing to endorse tbe Chicago nomi­ to P. T. Colgrove. Mr. Farrall has made nee. Mr. Bryan. many friends during his stay In thia city Mr. Hummer, of Holland, we believe, Come every body and hear the speeches of tan siroes at McOniber . next Saturday. Gov. Rich, Wm. Alden BL-' • FUSION WEI55EKT BROJ GENERAL HARDWARE.. plained to you, you will ever after want one. There is noth­ ing in stove construction to compare with them, and all the world knows they are reliable. They are more economical than a small cook stove, will last forever, will nearly learn you to conk if you don’t know how. Don’t let Mrs................ fry her life out over an old fashioned cook stove, when it will be big money in your pocket in the end lo buy her a Penin­ sular range, and besides lengthen her days by several years. If you can’t possible use a stove, there is something in our line ol GENERAL HARDWARE you can. We will make jt an object fnr you to trade with us the coming year. Better come in and learn about — | | ] | j | | | ] | �■ I == ===== Hastings Banner. 2348232348532300 Thursday, July >6- I8?6- Lobw, MARSHALL L. COOK,Editor . to ■ TEKED AB fiEC0XX> CLASS MATTER AT’ Tire HASTINGS. MICL.. FOSTOFFICE, AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES Omaha, Neb, July 13.—An appalling accident to an excuralon train occurred early Saturday evening at Logan. Ia, 33 miles east of this city, on tbe line of tbe Chicago & Northwestern railroad, in which 31 persona living in thia elty, Council Bluffs, Missouri Valley and in­ tervening points, were killed and 30 in­ jured. Many of the injured will, in all AN ABLE ACCEPTANCE. | 8 ft ■ t I ■* [ rteKlnley’s Manty Utterances on Hie Nom« inatlou. ‘ The notification ceremony at Canton posae&ed all tbe elements of interest xaiurally belonging to such an occasion, mnd it drew from tbe republican condidate for president a speech which con- j .-taina the substance of all that will or can be said throughout the campaign in advocacy of his election. Mr. McKinley will perhaps discuss tha issues /I probability, die. A Fatal Error. The wreck occurred as a result of Engineer Montgomery, of tbe excur­ more elaborately in his letter of accept­ sion train, mistaking orders. He was ’ .once, but he set them forth with great ordered to wait at Logan,until the fast . dearness and felicity. It was a calm, mail and the east-bound passenger resolute and perfectly candid speech, train hud passed. He waited for the < reflecting with accuracy the mental and passenger and then started out, having I moyal character of the republican nomforgotten about the mail. The trains 9 Inee, anef supplying a new assurance of were going 50 miles an hour, when they i his qualifications os a leader and his fit>met three miles west of Logan. ncss for the executive office. The two engines crashed together, k. Senator Thurston in his formal mesand in an instant freight and passen­ rgn “P * Good Thing. : sage from the convention to the can­ ger coaches were piled one on top of 't didate happily defined the sentiment another. The west-bound train wan an ; which controlled the choice. The nom­ excursion train returning from Logan, f Illation, as he said, “has been made in where a picnic had been held by the r obedience to a popular demand,” and Union Pacific Pioneer association. .The the uprising of the people emphasizes .east-bound train was the fast mail and the sincerity of their conversion to the the Southern Pacific-Union Pacific over­ great principles with which Mr. Mc­ land flyer, which left Omaha via the “OH. I WON’T DO ▲ THING WITH THIS! Kinley is identified. From the certain Northwestern at 5:45. It carried two j fact that tbe popular will directed tbe sleepers from San Franclaco, one from choice at St. Louis springs the confident Denver and one from Portland, buffet, ^belief that the choice will be ratified at THE NATIONAL GAME. diner, express and baggage cars. It the polls; and there is absolutely noth­ was crowded when it left Omaha. Train­ JUSTIFICATION OF M’KINLEY. Standing of tbe' Loading Clabe f< ing to mar the satisfaction which that men think that all "bf the fatalities assurance gives, for in this case the proc­ The following tables show the number must have been confined to the excur­ lamation of a political creed required of games won and lost and the percent­ sion train, since it was made up of The newspapers which have been most 4*or its full effect the nomination of the age of the dubs of the leading baseball lighter coaches, which could easily be skeptical as to Maj. McKinley's sound• typical American.gentleman who is now , — - — —organizations. National league: crushed by the heavy fast mail. •the republican candidate. A man at, »«“ oa the money question ore one Clubs. Won. Per ct less dignity of character would have after another coming to the conclu- Cincinnati .50 .478 The acene which followed the crash is Icen likely to dissent with an affects ®k>n that their akepUcismXia not sus- Cleveland ... .tn .883 indescribable. Both engines and the Baltimore ... ,tion of humility from the estimate so tained by tbe facts. The St, Louis -Boston i .671 first passenger coach were demolished. . put upon him by his party and the peo-1 platform convinced some that McKinley Pittsburgh & .544 Chicago .... .533 The shrieks of women, the yells of men pie. Mr. McKinley without a sugges- is sound and his speech of acceptance Brooklyn.... r .479 Washington , .492 and the wails of the injured and dying away skepticism’s last tion of vanity accepted the asNociatinn ’knocked ’ ‘ prop. 1 ‘ hiladelphhi .3:: .471 in the gathering gloom rose above the , of hi. name with the cause which ia to 1 .rT,he„N;"v,Yor!£ ®u" itMlf “nd .n .4*j9 of his name with the cause which is to St. Louis .is C .250 crash of the heavy machinery and the 'be victorious in the« admirably cbouen , MaJ- McKinley nght in these words. Louisville .18 245 screeching of steam escaping from the McKinley's I Mfwant ;<> th., hnnnr 1 "There Is one phrase in Maj. McKinleys ‘-t I psords. Great as js the honor con- speech Bpeech of of acceptance,which acceptance,which is worth a Western league: is worth wrecked locomotives. ' Indianapolis J tferretl, equally arduous and important 'hundred* about Tull dollars, dollars.*’ “ ‘ generalities frailties about -6M Tbe Union Pacific Pioneer’s associa­ Minneapolis ........ .5,4 js the duty imposed, and in accepting ‘parity ____ of __ thi 'two- metals* and dollars Z_2—-1 *a» I St. Paul. .>7 .682 tion is composed of the employes of tbe | tbe one I assume the other, relying upon . untarnished as our <»>«: flag:’’ . f^troR............ 4SM Union Pacific system. Tbe larger por­ " *The money of the United States • • Kansas City. 31 JT Khe patriotic devotion of the people to ' must not only be current at its full face Milwaukee.../ .31 41 .431 tion of them work in Union Pacific at home, but it must be counted at i Grand— Rapids. the best interests of our beloved coun- value —------------------------------------------------------------------------r .♦8 45 > I shops in this city, and as rule have ____ .23 47 .E9 B try and the sustaining care and aid of P»r In any and every commercial center of ; Columbus . large families dependent on them. Western association: Him without whose support all we do the th®..globe.* el?be.VL. . i , "Now, there arc only two ways of mak- ' Des Moines. .49 .78 PREPARATIONS FOR • 5s empty and vain.” , ।’ |ing ng every commercial center of the globe jJ Pjoria Peoria. ...... -. "7 ■ .fifiS A complete Irak of the dead is as fol-' .37 I , • Tb > candidate’s statement of the cuuui count uur our uuliiun dollars ui rit pur. par. OutOne is iu to pvrper- ,‘ P‘'b,u?"A •• . — , . , , . . i.n.ln c ...^>1 «■ 11 • l>.'. ... k — rtf . Iva An 3. . J vOI ftlUIU ■ •'’•* | -5M lows: | things which must tse done to restore suade or cqmpel all the nations of the earth •i v?d\r°Ra' Cedar Rapids. .453 A. M. Gerard, 1S33 Seventh avenue. Coun ­ to take at par American dollars which are ‘ .439 cil Bluffs, la.; Owen Cavanaugh. Eight­ national, prosperity, and whjch the re- worth less than psr, and that is an enter- I »Quincy. Burlington.... •3 rd eenth und Charles streets. Omaha, aged If; 4S ■ publican party.is confidently expecting prise rather too Idurge for us. The other I St. JoscphJ .311 Willie Cosgrove, 1(23 Nicholas street. ---------------------------- — . . | to undertake, could not be improved. is to put forth no dollar thnt is not tn- I Omaha: E. G. Wlncgar, a brakeman, DENOUNCE FREE SILVER, I It is noth vain and grunfliloqUent as- trlnslcully worth par in the world’s ex- | Boone, la.: Fred Neilson, Omaha. Law­ changes. 1 --------[g cription of wisdom and virtu&toapolit"That menna gold dollars, or dollars Many Democratic Organs Repudiate the rence Peterson, engineer waterworks. Council Bluffs; Mrs. Carroll, 1219 North i ’ical organization whose record at every based on the gold standard, the world's j Flatform and Ticket. Seventeenth street, Omaha: Infant sou of • ; Chicago, July IL—The Tribune says Mr. and Mrs. Carroll; Mrs Bradley, wife t £ ’stage contradicts the eulogy. Nobody standard of vaJuc." ...v— ra uu we-’ While objecting, as amattcrof course, ' conservative democrats newspapers, • can refute the assertion—and we be-' of moulder. Union Pacific shops. Omaha: ' lieve there were never before «o fcw in considering that, it Is . propagandist cspechrfbjQ in the east and south, are infant of Mr. and Mrs Bradley; Dudson, •a what Maj. McKinley openly and in considerable numbers son of ffhm Dudson, Omaha; William Sum­ •a mood nxKKl to to mnke make tbe tbe attempt attempt— —that that rere- o* ^ree tra^c* mit, Missouri Yailey; Mrs. Neilson. 222 j&ublican supremacy has meant honor “bout tlie tariff, the New York • announcing u policy of vigorous opposi- North Thirty-third street, Omaha; John OF NOVEttBEB 3 ABE ALHKADY WELL VNDEIt WAY. A XE« World says: «nd prosperity hitherto." If there were , Unr,fl Envc‘ , . free silver platform aud . Perkins, 1442 North Nineteenth street; tion . to . the Pierson, son of Andrew Pierson, machinist, "His unequivocal Indorsement of the ever before so many believers in repub- ' sound money plank and his declaration in nominee. In many cases sound money 13 years old; John Larson. IS years old. lican capacity to mold the future, all favor of a dollar *as good as the best in the democrats are advised by these jour­ 1113 North Eighteenth street. World-Herthe signs of the times are at fault. Tbe world.’ which ’must not only be current nals to vote for McKinley as the surest uld carrier; Patrick Scully, stationary en­ gineer, Union Pacific shops, 2524 Center proofs which in reality were always at its face value at home, but must be method of stamping out the heresy street: Miss Maggie Cosgrove, Eighteenth : counted at par In any and every commer­ IS TO BE ELECTFUl. AND ample have been even more cleanly re­ cial center of the globe.* is a reassuring ut­ ' which has attained a governing poW- and Nicholas streets, Omaha Charles Hel-1 man. Missouri Valley, la ; William Wil- I vealed in a period of unexampled dis­ terance and renders clearer than ever the ' er within the party. Some of the bolt­ eon. Ninth avenue and Fifteenth street. democratic duty and opportunity at Chi ­ ing newspapers suggest the nomination tress than In rhe long years of well-l»eing Council Bluffs; Claire, son uf Robert Claire, I of a. a third third ticket ticket on on aa golrt.r gold.platform, and contentment. What the party has , cago.” x , • . _v, , , . „ ■ ■ or boilermaker. Omaha, head off and body ! done it can and will do azrainso soon and 1 frankest of all, the Philadel^iiaBee- but ’ ‘ most of them are in ‘ fave * -or of the Identified by shoes; John Seagrove, Eight- i «> long n« it h» the onportnnltv. It erd PpnU In told letters ra the point election -------• tenth and Nicholas streets, James ——--------------------------- , Omaha; •. ulva . wtD. as u*nal be round tn the thlok«< ot tbe tbrtrt. battlinsT'Vifor HUSiXErt of----------McKinley. The list to date — pith of McKinlev McKinley's acceptance the .t . . । -aa. nnd ntth ’s occeotande E. Cqacrovtf. Omaha, head torn off from PRINCIPLES, which will brine PROSPERITY TO THE NATION is as follows: points the country to pt* adversaries i mouth up. identified only by laundry mark ' • THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE l*'nt>t ohlr the ieaiins. Kep*-*:. •;> ij" statement that “the platform adopted The Staats-Zeftuns:. Sun. Herald, Times George A. Lawrence, tlntmith ’ Omaha i .broken promises, and to its pwn accom­ l*uti» PRE EMINENTLY A NATIONAL tAMILY PAPER. by the republican national convention and World, of New York city; Record and Walter Jennlnxs Mtasouri Valiev Vf. ^biraigu u«wk ..nd dl^wsloDH will interest exiery Atnenran citizen plished deeds for n double tobject-lesson -v>ku’ u i ’ ‘ r.j'1 thunews of lhe day. Foreiuu CccreHp.inflencc. Agricultural Depart un ut. M. :■ : nK*c * bus received my careful consideration Times, Philadelphia: Bun and Evening John Mcl>ermott' tnarhimVr • u 161.,.^,c’?olc" Short Stories complete in each nnmber/Comlc Picture- FaaMou ’ .4an the art of government.. Tlme«, Baltimore: Courier-Journal. Post and has njy unqualified approval.” T1?05?. U0' ^orth scrijnlouH. and avarlety ot item-, oi hounehoid intent-t, make up AN IDEAL FAMILY i A’.'h'l ■ and Anxclger (German). Loiitax-ph-, Ky.; There has never been nn honest doubt street; Mm. ­ Eighteenth street: Mra John Kahler,*Iden Kathir... 1 . “These are plain words," says the Rec­ Stahts-Zeitung and Chronicle. Chicago; tified in Council Bluffs, where she livedof the republican candidate’s steatlfnst ord. | Times. Richmond Va.; Globe. St. J’auL Infant ot Mr. afid Mrs. John Kahler, thrai We furnish “The Banner” and New York Weekly Tribune” .adherence to the prine*r!es ifet forth “There Is .no froth or fussiness about Minn.: Eagle, Brooklyn. N. Y.; Sun, Low-. months old; Phillip Carroll, boy. 1«S North in the platform which hc heartily ap- them. It commits him to ‘the existing ■ iston. Me.; Argus-Leader, Sioux Falls. 8. Seventeenth street. Omaha; John Kinxle. proved before Its adoption. Butthough gold *“ *“standard,* as his party •is committed ri—- j D.; Courier, Buffalo, N. Y.. and Auzelger Forty-sixth and Cuming streets. Omaha ■ he did not need to give any further as- and as tbe honefr and good faith of the na- , l?es Westens.. St Louis. Mo DISASTER NEAR ^CHICAGO. tion demand. This declaration was what --------------- - ------------- . isurance on that point, bis expression of the country wished to hear. Mr. McKinPERISHED BY THOUSANDS, Picnic Train Wrecked and live Penoaa satisfaction with the direct and em­ icy haji taken the first formal occasion to i , -------- Are Killed. phatic terms in which the party creed put himself at the front, where he ought Enormous Lost of Life by the Recent Address al! orders to to stand. We give him credit. He deTidal Wave in Japan. Chicago, July 13.—An excursion train is enunciated is sure of a cordial re- uerves iu" ” ----- '----------------------Victoria, B. C.,' July 9.—Advices by on the Wisconsin Central ran into an troese. “They ore top plain and *post- jj Thus the clarification of public opin- steamer Braertfer state that 37,156 peo.r . । • a-xauo u.c t.iutiu<.unuuvt pumiuupiu-1 open switch nt Altenhcim, a suburb ten -♦1VA ffor rti- alraxvlaf rev■ .. public ... opinion .. : e fn t..0 Inaro *eav® nn«r rtKn-nrraa chance doubt or • an(j, democratic at. pie »»were killed iu the two prefectures, ~ *” n ~ I “U“ US4UWWUWU puuut. VptlllVU Bl | CIV KtllCU IU IUV IWU pfl'leCtUreS, miles west of this city. Sunday evening, quesJon ns to their purport and mean-1 thati jn thc ffOCS OIU Every day | Mujasgi and Inate, Japan, by the re­ killing five people and injuring* about ing. and Mr. Mclupley s career and Maj. McKinley is more justified and bis cent tidal wave. A dispatch dispatch from from ----- ------„ A 20. The names of the dead are: Charles Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. •character supply h perfect guarantee of courage and frankness more approved. ■ Morika, Morika, dated dated June June 20. 20. says says that that over over Samuels, Chicago; Frederick Keitel, Best, Room 2, Tribune building, New York City, and a sample the wisdom and devotion with wbich.as jg ou|y a question of time when the 1 00,009 were either killed or injured bv Chicago, Fred Koch, Chicago; Miss eppy of The New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed tc you.’ .candidate and premdeat, he will uphold who|e country will recognize iu his , the wave. * Mary Arnold and Miss Mary Hubert. r®*03' • 3 1 *r,°uncj candklaqy its only hope against the | The distress among the survivors of It is not known who is guilty of leav­ flood of financial heresy which is just the terrible visitation is appalling, ing the switch open, but pending an in­ ■ trile serves his pirty worst who now the country's gravest peril.—Chi- j Thousands of tbe injured are dying vestigation the police arrested Con­ serves his country wfirst. and the his- cago Times-Herald. .< medical ----»_*------- _„ ra ' from lack aof assistance, nnd ductor Heater, Janies Grant nnd Wil­ lory of Cleveland ism proves iL—N. Y. 1 I many are upon the verge of starvation. liam Dolan, the crew of the excursion OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Mail and Express. | The wave| jhc originated not far from wave urtgmuieu not the iur xrom train,the and the crew of the side-tracked I, — C7Mnj. .'4^. McKinley only nun has to step out ■■ asupuuv.DV Japanese t.uuri, coast, UllU and UpjMappears to BP. have [. < uaussj viilj ivavcjJUUl ’UrS IQ VO passenger train. 1 C’TIon. David B. mil is still u demo 1 upon his frout porch to address two or | visited au extent of over 300 miles of crat. but he can feel the daisies grow­ three mass meetings every day.—Chi- ‘ const line. ing above the head of the party.—Chi- engo Inter Ocean. De« Moines, I.., July lo.—The alate \ ' f.ui ihgolt ov . Frolic. # esgo Tribune. 7 ' ETThc little tin pail will have a lively La Harpe, Ill., July 10.—William fair executive committee bus received propoeitiona looking to putting a novel I inning m this campaign, and well it Spiker and Bister and Charles Collins may. It has had a good long rest under I auci sister were spending the evening nt attraction at the fair in September. It ia < genuine train wreck. The scheme j the maladministration of Grover Clere- I jhe home of Edward Dodds, brother-in­ land and his party of ruin and dis- law of the Spikers. During the even in- Is to build two miles of railroad track through the grounds and atari a loco­ aster.—Los Angeles Times. | CoilinR and one of the Spiker girls took j EZThe efforts of the democratic par'.y I a buggy ride.using Spiker’s team. This motive and several can, at each end to throw Jonah Cleveland overboard . so angered Spiker that upon the return to run together in tbe middle ot the stretch. may be successful, but they will not 1 of Collins a violent encounter took Is the Most Popular Republican Neiv»pi;c * avail to save it from the people’s wrath. J place, in which Col I inn stabbed Spiker Wa. Fatwu, Injured. } The country will not accept Grover as 1 in the neck and killed him. Wichita. Kan.. July n.-"oklahoma“ ■ of the West and Has the Largest Circulation; Harry Hill, a well-known frontiersman j ,.ra.pcgo«t.--KOnM» City Journal. I wbrat »d Corn. TERMS BY MAIL I | CZPra.ident Cleveland can have one : Washington, July IL—The govern. whose lite has been a romance interKansas : can now be devoted to other uses. I i honor Inscribed upon his monument, ; menl report makes the winter wheat WOJeJt.'y‘lh th' “r,T hl*torJ' DAILY (Without Sunday)»«.00 per year Its former delightful smelling and J and have It done now. and it would | condition TS.«. Indicating a yield of and Oklahoma, died In thia citv from DAILY (with Sunday)..,$6.00 per year the effects of being thrown from a delicious tasting contents are dupli- z‘ - iTad: “He waa the last democratic 27n.3G4.00Q bushels, and tlje Spring cated in quality and flavor in None ?? president, and his party lies buried be­ wheat eondition,fl3.3. indicating a yield buggy in a runaway. FEB YEAR Such Mince Meat, a pure, whole­ neath his remains.”—Chicago Inter of 173,294,000 biiahels—-a total spring Aa a Newapapor THE INTER OCEAN keeps abr.sst of Us- tin.;, in ' some, cleanly made preparation for DrWe Think no candid* person can rend nnd winter wheat yield of 443,858.000 Ocean. respects. It sparss neither pains nar expense iu sscunaj. mince pies,’ fruit cake and fruit 4 the major’s speech in reply to the notifi- bushels. The average condition erf corn ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT UTERA : < ! | cation comiSittee without giving him puddit^a. is 92.4, against 99.3 in July last year. credit for resources of expression pre-Epilepsy, b« without Three Drowned. i doubt treated and curviously unnmpected. Viewed artistical­ ’ Buffalo, N. Y.. July 13.—A sail boat ly, that is to sav as to form and swtablcMINCE MEAT contairfng three young men capsixed As a Family Paper is Not Excelled by n« t , it I. nn extremely creditable per: Austin atreet Sunday afternoon. The saves the housewife long hours ■ on the Niagara river near the foot oF foraance. In dignity of tone, direct i current in the river nt thia point »s very of wearisome work and gives the ■ aimpllcity of language, compactness of strong and before asafaUnce could reach frmily' all the mince pic they can Ideas and adaptation ot phrase to the j them they were drowned, desire at little cost. A package makes ARY FEATURES are unequaled. r . rr_rki paWWm* proprieties of the occasion, it rises —-------------------------A TWELVE pxex PAPER and contain, lie ’ o( above the ordinary. It may be read v. do substitute. thia di more than once with pleasure and „,Vie“J*»«>y “.-it»raid tint Baron profit even by thorn who do not agree ®rwch f wid?w.h“ *»>ated WO.000,000 scpls of the Wert in both pouuc* 1 ti. price'THE WEEKLY INTER OCE.'- M 3 $ STOP! Yoa Battle^ PLUG W Tbe best reason in the world why some things sell so well is because they are good. That is one reason for the great sales of “BAf 1LE AX.” ,A- fR - s = = = s = The other half is the size of a 5 cent piece. It is as big almost as a 10 cent piece of other and poorer kinds. Facts are facts. You can buy and see for yourself. Five cents isn’t much to invest. ^9999999999999999999999999^ THE 'i GREAT BATTLE President ol the tub stales 1 New York weeKiu Tribune. ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $1 00CflJH IH ADVANCE THE BANNER THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE DIDN'T USE SAPOLIO The Inter Ocean wn#\jar; I NONE SUCH The Weekly inter Ocean— $1^2 The Weekly Inter Ocean 8 UUUL Across THE INTER OCEAN. Chicago- �Hasting'' Banner. Thursday, July 16, 1896. VV. R. COOK. Local Editor. . ‘ CJRCQLMTlON - Tais week, MICHIGAN STATE 1 g6 quires. eoSu'yb!."^" "rl» of C... An important dreiaion ha. been re atwred by the mpreme court regarding the oonrtrueUon of th- local option law. A Strip of Michigan Y1 PJMCMUh, N. ' j/ j ' : ^wott Piire «>nw» lb<*. tirrt h-riiuJ; emte. ... TT y lonta will have a band townaraent, Aug. The Albion churchee raised L -xaliou of CooporavttJe. , . •: • Nervum' «nd Hystcrical-AB: i . i i * ) curb—Doctors, Hani. :::;J specialists AH Failed. :L Titus, Coopersville, Mich., •'oi'uff'.nfstatement: “For l was' an invalid suffering j tretnc nervousness and dyspep. . isc seemed to be beyond the •. - • •! .s-L-ians,some of wjtom were , - Lili-- m the treatment of such . . 1 -pent a. long time in a • . kapidssanitarium. Their tre-at!. ' useless; everything! ate ■■ ■.I - distress. I became so. .,tl. .. t would break out crying v cause. While in this con­ .' v.-as induced to useDr. Wheelf--'.- Nerve Vitalizer.* A change was r_. i !. from the first dose: four or f;v- : Jcs cured me absolutely. Torfav j ah; in perfect health, can eat a-i> •.king and drink tea or coffee with com: rC ’’ Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve Vitalizer cured her by its act’on on the ■fierce - -'f the stomach. i? ■ • j:,1. \:’r . ■ . ..< , r S./A ?/_// IF. II. (lootli/ear. / ' °™r' awa co H. STEBBINS, H F’l NEiiAi. Director. Christmas.’Photograph -• u iR. -’.<Un< e;».»Court street. Ail ;,rvii;ptK‘tended day or night. : i s'hi for the cyclone suffeders. New York City will spend 3AJC0.000 on ne» pavements the coming year. A Wayland man bought a horse, Iu good condltlou. for 37.00 at an auction sale. Howard Citr’e poatmast* bad hl. salary cut down from 31100 to 51100 per year. The old saw and planing mill, wkieh has been one of the land marks, of Middle­ vine. has been purchased by the Keeler Brass Co., and > 111 be torn down lo make room for a better building. rowder Irovun, br!“p ffnu“«5 compelling the HilUdaie board of raperriwrs to fcubmit the proportion to ret aside the fur»ro..KX™?.ir,0U,'K1 I“n>ror *’»'* operatton ot tbe lew In Umt county curing )u?.r St ’ P,UrpOW to a vote „f the people. The board had mint, ’fight r,ti» on frun »Mp. refused to call «n election, cla’ming that niuch action could not be taken wttliio two yenp, {rom a previous vote 1 on the proposition. The court.hold. re"1 the prelimiaarie. to the prevsou, . xXhbufl'H'K<,.fc "M* Vi’chigin dipot «t election may be carried out within two i *m< UrtWron Holl»u<Una St Jowpb. ff’nh’ful-.mirtiim. but like iy cured b» ."»hb<“"i“ ““i^Prtbmurtttitrel s. p| "'“‘'"'‘’O’ »'• Witt’, Witch U h*1'1- 11 »«« Ml, to cure I-llts. H. . r Holland, of Wayland: ha. ex, cluugea bls slore aud commission business foTiih tor 00 acres of land la Grand Traverse Jaw . 1 "Riiaj,tI ?b"reT"' ““ County. W. H. Goodyear. eeh*,n»i°» or the laying of the cor"tW ^“^tlot-l In the bpring a young num’s fancy lightE» i'rit^re^'ii’ U' 7 UV *-*“« r.arly Uber,, for they alw.y, c|Mn„ ,h„ iMtenT"1'5 <IW blowJ'*"d lovlgorete the s>»tem. W. H. Oooiitkau. U m Etts, of Fredonia, Calhoun county, lost a span of horses in the muck shores at th.'?.^10 De”oil I'11' ,oarI,> that all th,, prominent bulldlnxs, except rtrlpZi1’ h*u dl’pl,r«i tbe star, and Squaw lake. Two twenty foot poles lashed together failed to penetrate tbe depths to which they bad descended. n“n;iln““u'" ls ‘to standard time, and It is said the habit of turning around three pr four times before lying <town has survived in the domestic dog from his savage ancestry. It then sened to break down the grass and make a bed. An arelal cable railway will soon be built E. BABKELL. W. W. POTTER. to the summit of the volcano Popocatepetl BARBELL & POTTER, In Mexico. 18,000 feet above the sea. Il Is . Attorneys at Law. . . .- H.i-t'.ng' City Bank. Collections, ,;•• • -liut d to, and general law business designed both for the shipping of sulphur from tbe orator, aud the accomodation of tourists. A. LAMPMAN, An agreeable disinfectant foru se in a D. D. S. Rental work done carefully and-: sick-room Is made by putting ground coffee Y^’i bir.'s'unVb KackeUJton? in a saucer and Id the\enter a small piece IV Baking Curt I, the standard "'tor‘or every rough or cold. It ’ *l,e'only birmlre, remedy that produces Immediate result,. ». H. Gtoveah Tbe Adventists claim that tbe large bus­ iness of tbe publlshlna house raised Bat­ tie Creek from a second to a first class post office. Did you ever think how readily the b ood is poisoned by constipation? Bad blood means bad health and premature old age. « DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the famous little pills, overcome obstinnte con­ stipation. w. H. Goodyear The Fife Lake Monitor Is authority for the statement that the grasshoppers in that vicinity have eaten part ot a barbed wire fenee. . Mrs. jt DeYoung, Middleburg, la., OF CRIME. Daring Bobbers Commit Many Hold-Ups in Chicago, so common in sumlner-time. accompanied by loss of energy, lack of thought-power, means a deficient supply of nourish* ment The vital force is lost It isn't a question of muscle and sinew, but of resistance and endurance. At any age, but especially in youth, it involves the risk of lung disease. Loss of flesh and a cough are threatenlng signs. *uci Confeiiion. Chicago, July* IX—Four men armed with revolvers entered the office of the New York Biscuit . company at 12 o'clock Saturday, “held up’ the cashier at the muzzles of their pistols, and, scizing the money prepared to meet the years from a prevlou. election, but that pay roll, made off with it The robbers tbe election itrelf njiat not be held secured over $2,000 and escaped wiii.until the ftdl period of two rear, re- i out leaving any clew to their identity. । The offices of the company are at qoired by the law ha. expired. Randolph and Moignn streets and there | were 400 people in the building at the Lire InHuntnce. In his annual report Insurance Com-1■ time. Clerk Edward Hines sat close be­ uiissuer Giddings shows that during side .-the -------------------— — * door w money, and when the to the past year the 40 regular, 6r level the bookkeeper’s measure swung open premium, life insurance companies ’ an<^ n 11180 entered Hines thought he wrote t>oiicics nmuhmlag to $t’4,502.MK,1 *’as ° telephone repairman. A moment received premiums aggregating $4,356.- : lr,ter he was astonished to.see two reof Cod-liver Oil, with, the hypo­ 715', and inourred losses of $i,5S4,763. At Tolvers pointing at him. the cluse of the y«tr they had insurance. c “ the Money. — Scooped *In . phosphites, meets these cases “Stay where you are,” cried the rob­ aggregating >127.^50,365 force. The perfectly. It tones up, fattens taxes paid by insurance companies ber, who immediately scooped in amounted to $215,184. The rep.rt toys the money on the desk and placed and strengthens. that a general revision of the laws gov­ it in a Hack. Then tire thief, In Scott's Emulsion the tastfe erning cooperative and fraternal assess­ with the sack in one hand nnd of the oil Is fully disguised, ment life associations is un imperative a pistol in the other, backed' through necessity to prevent irresponsible asso­ the door of the private office and de­ making it almost as palatable ciations from doing business in the parted through the other door to Mor as milk. gan street. At the same time his three state. * J—revzy re.. U. .-Kl,L,-X companions left by the other two doors, SCOTT * Bowws, Mlg. CCrnUu, New Yort Mother and Sons Arrested. joined their companion on the Morgan Mrs. Victoria Gregg and her two sons, street sidewalk, and the party fled west John, aged 17, and Carl, aged ten. were through the alley between Lake and THE under arrest at West Bsy City, charged Randolph streets. None of the robbers with-conspiracy to po’son the family was masked and each was as cool and of John A. Gregg, fr«m whom Mrs. collected us a person who made an Gregg is divorced. Little Carl was-ar­ everyday visit to the building. rested, and on his testimony the mother and elder brother were apprehended. One' hold-up after another was re­ Carl lives with his father and step­ ported to the police Saturday night an­ mother. The divorced wife of the com­ ti! the number reached seven. Officer plainant denies the charge. She soys Sauer, of the East Chicago avenue sta­ it is trumped up to got her out of the tion, prevented one robbery at Division way» and put the boy in the reform and Wesson streets at midnight, but school. x\ns shot three times by one of the BEGINS IN THIS ISSUE. highwaymen. The officer will probably • Crop Condition*. die. At 2216 Portland avenue a laundry The Michigan monthly crop report for ’ office was robbed by two lioys with re­ July says: volvers, who had .evidently been reading Estimates tbe average yield of wheat are ’ nbout- the “long and the short man." 15.M bushels per acre, or 2.3G better than 1 Later a saloon at Fifty-first find Atlan­ thdt of July 1,1®5. The footing* of super- I visors’ returns of farm statistics show an ! tic street was robbed by armed high­ waymen. These aud other small hold­ IS per cent. The condition of corn is equal * ups which have been Inking place ever to 97 i>er eent. and the full average area has ; since the 82.000 robbery of the nfterbeen planted. The acreage of potatoes ’ planted shows a falling off of 2D per cent.. . x.oon had put the police depart-’ aud the condition Is SO per cent, of an aver- 1 ment almost in a panic. While .the age. The condition of clover sown this year ; North side police were concentrating Is SS per cent. Apples and peaches promise ( their ’efforts to find the slayer of Ser-1 an abundant crop. gcant Sauer three men held up the Brother and Pinter Reunited. I saloon of J. M. McHale at Erie nnld Mrs. Margaret Norton, of Michigan i Markit streets and secured $40 dollars. Mndr a ConfcMlon. lily, 1ml.. has fuur.d iu. James Loci;-* One of the men whb held up tne | v,ood, of Hartford, fids state, a brother * cashier *of the flew York Biscuit c «mwhom She lind njnurpcd- ns; (lend for. _. years. The . . 27 brother hud ab><» mourned pany Saturday noon is in thb hands of tb<-' rl’wul. thuugh b..th, ail-r thl' !><>■'«■• T'>- other,, will prut-abh of camphor gum. Light the camphor with LAMPMAN. M. D. a match and let the coffee burn with IL writes. 1 have, used One Minute Cough k' a. I.nmpman. call* promptly Cure for six years, both for myself and - u»l attention given u» fitting The odor is healthful and refreshing. children, and 1 consider it the qulckesi if.r.j Hernia ur Rupture for A spectacle fakir his been working sev­ acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure 1 i‘!i- nui.io'rity of cases can be arid wiiimui a surgical opera- eral Calhoun county tow is very success­ ever use$. w. 11. Goodyear fully foi the past week. His method of Watertlelt Catholl.cs laid the corner working Is to meet some one and claim he stone of a new church, July 4. Many J. M. SMITH. has found a pair, of gold-bowed glasses, were In-'attendance' from Berrien. Cass and Van Bareii counties. ni.-icir in nil parts of the state__________ ______ ____ and as they are of no use to him he will •. .. Y-.-mUty.' Special pain, i sell lhfu) for fittJ..rcnt... A. L. Wonstvr. a prominent citizen of They are worth ’!'dcor.ltarts chattel mortOsseo. Jch.. after suffering excruciatingly Z Wtkodland. Mich. about, five cents, a piece, but he disposed of from pila« for twenty years, was cured iu. about 400 pair In Jackson, and has reaped a short.time by'useing DeWitt’s Witch Lojoil E. Knappen. n rich harvest in Calhoun county. Hazel halve, no absolute cure for all skin diseases., M^rCot this preparation Is used Since the great Republican round-up at I PEN & DENISON. t nn ali Qthen-euinbiiiwL .YERS. St Louts, the leader of the McKinley forc­ W. H. Goodyear htgan Trust Co. Bldg,. i. T-iHi jRapRls, Michigan. es, Mark Hanna.* has berouie a marked Wild ’^ttuee mid other noxiues w.'Ci’s man. Omi enthusiast calls it a McKinley grow In spelt profusion in Maroellus iloorand Hannah year, aud proposes to write it yxrds jtiat the commotf council hns-ordeied bring wpnmUd. made exi v effort lo ,)C »rrcst«i within a few hour,. The the residents to destroy the pests. M>he the mv.lerv concerning (heir re",,w '» t’ "He.lt Sullivan. Hastings. Mich, Hanna Domini 1896. and boldly claims ill courts of the state. Col- that there* will lie just twice as many YbutNg nother4 dread the bummer mon­ Sje-etbe whwal-uula. Huringthe long , '"ll komv” 1“ ’he police. IffollOwiilg y Attended to. ^cgt.. Sauer, of the ths on deepuut ot the great mortality a- •. .wrs of their reponuion ll. . livedmot ’I"-' j babies named after McKlnlej’s friend as rnoug cblljiren caused by bowel troubles, i tore than 11X1 miles apart. I Chlca® avenue station, early Supi xj j, . 1 for any other politicion, for all*the boy Perfeet»<ety may l>e assured those who I day morning, Thomas MeGownn r<rpl i’hjslclan and Surgeon, babies will be called Mark and all the girl keep urx bind DeWitt’s Colic aud Cholera Health lii Michigan. । Wiiliiiui CuduD were turested! and idopJtichA i babies . . ’ cure,' tin! administer it promptly. For I During"the week ended oh July 4 re- titled as two of the three men who Hannah. ore oiock east o! depot cramp,, btlom- calle, dysentery and dlar- ■ #<wu ,„. ports. wnt iu by J 53 a observers tn various ' were in the buggy from which the builrbu-x. It 4fontofo»t.nt relief. j ’„r:i„r,s th;. M„„. It* a Curiouw Wonuui : : indicate that lets which wounded Sejfgt, Sauer wefe H. BAHHEK \V. H. V». 11. liOOliYhAK Goodyear I . . . . Who can’t have confidence In Dr. Pierce’s [ chulern |nfnnhnn anti. cholera morbus McGbwnr was arretted and • ’ tu? juid. Sprgvons. Favorite Prescription. Here is a tonic for |.Tnerca\d m-.d brnneSiris decreased In ’ wade n confession, stating that Sulliur county responded to with Old People. ----tired-unt womanLotxl. a remedy for all Its van.Avas one of the five men who robbed iv er night. Old jxbl'le who r«|0ire medicine to , ir>'3 <” prevnlenre. Co.wnmption wa. peculiar Ills and ailments-- and if it doesn’t regulate lie bowels and kidnevs will find reported nt 207 places, typhoid fever at ( the New. York Biscuit company] .< help you, there’s nothing to pay. •<’Ncashier. Officers were sent out ai d What more can you ask for. in a medi­ the true remedy in Electric Bitters. This I 25, diphtheria at n, acarlet ft ver at 11). • nnd “Kcal Estate Office. medlcint Joes not stimulate and contains! measles? at 44 and whooping cough at' succeeded in arresting Sullivan, and u .’. Klack,Hastings. cine? his possesion tyjs found $H?5-ond ”« •- Hr:,! istiae Rea! Estarc I The ••Perscription" will build up. no whiskey nor other intoxicant, but ads I 21 places. 4-l-callb«r rl’ToVren T ? ..TT It acts mildly I —— ■r Jr Ab-itriut°tUoIA?c<Sn‘ i strengtlien and Invigorate the entire fe- ns a tunic ami alterative. The Law is All Bight Is, can furnish conipiet-: . male system. It regulates and promotes orT the ilomach and bowel'1, adding' No a th Dakota Republican*. strength ajni giving tone to the organs.! The ia« requiring applicants for j all the proper functions, improves dlgesAberdeen, 8. D., July 10.—Tr.v repujb*L»:rOVK ~ ‘ tion. enriches the blood, dispels aches and thereby niding nature in lhe performance I teachers’ certificates to pay an institute . Electric Bitters la I....................... ' an tvc of oneVdoBar if the applicant Id*'1 licnns in ' convention here] yesterpains, brings refreshing sleep, and restores of the fiimitioiis. and aids digestion. „ man or of 50 cent, if the would.be day full staie nominated a . ................. . heallti and vigor. 4n “female complaints” excellent j appetizer Iings|rud for Old people lind it just exactly what they of every kind and,‘in ft!! chronic weakness­ block,Hat tings, i t-aeher ia u female, which wa, recent- • ticket with A. 0. es and, dcraDg^mqnts, it’s lhe surest rem­ need. Fri?e fifty cents per. bottle at W. ly declared unconstitutional by Judge ' governor and It. S. Gamble >d Coe I. H. Goodyriir’s Drug Store. edy. Buifsell, Ims >wn upheld by the so- Crawford for congressmen. Tlie entire । -------------- ;------- — Nothing urged lit its place by a dealer, rr.ey at Law. '•For five weeks I lived on cold water so , pretne court, mid thy institute ayateni g'- Ixtulo platform was adoided und though It m«y bo better for him tu sell, ar ii Co.’s store.) • to spea^” writes a man. who suffered ter­ thus sustained. Senator 1'cttlgrew was Scvertly con­ 1' o I ■- hc Slate Ceil action' can be “just as good" for you to buy. ’ *7 -----demned for hi, action in bolting lire tO. , bend for a. free pamphlet. Address ribly frqto Indigestion. The vnrtew In Seffln.w. I ticket nominated at St. Louis. He could hardly keep anything on hit World's Dispensary Medical Association, An ordinance was In’roduced in the’ stomach. AV'.iat stayed, wasn’t properly lif.'MAN. Homcepathie Phy Frogren* council nt Saginaw providing for the I e ; ot ... Cholera In. Egypt. —( Buffalo, N. Y. digested and gave him terrible pangs. .•:i and Surgeon. • singing of a curfew be<l. The measure ' Cairo. July 13. The number of new This is «ot an uncommon case. Dyspcp; grocery store.) Dr. Pierce’s Pullets cure constipation, ia abort and |Jotnled. Children under, *>' cholern reported tbroogl.ont ticts don't gel-nourishment enough. Much plies. Uillioiisness. indigestion and head­ ge must must u.i u the the' I-gypt Saturday was =02 The deatha of what 'tbiy eat turns Into prison. If this 15 years of- age net ioiie. loiter o on ache. . ■ight• o'cl-iUc In violation of uumlfered 321. Among those who died keeps on liiere’s do telling what disease streets after ei„\ M«J- °"cn- nt >h< The Odd Fellows of Ionia. Clinton, lug­ they mny get next. Hvhich parents or gi■uneJmns of children । ,rc"‘ the Hastic-s, - - Mich. । bouunn expedition, who commanded the That’s Why it is best to take Shaker Di’­* j will be liable toji fine. ham. Shlwasce, Livingston and Eaton , outposts at-Amlngol Wells. counties will hold a picnic at the agricult­ gestive Cordial, as soon as symptoms of in­ ural grounds, near Lansing on July 10. digestion appear. SURPLUS, 820,000.00 It cures jail lhe evils of Indigestion, and instead oT erevt.ug a new budding. Kokomo lucflrp . r.ri'.ti r the laws of the Slate of Bucklen'ft Arnica Salve prevent the evils which indigestion caus­ for >ts home the loung Woman ,Chris-1 |nc V(,.i„ S3,r j Michigan. The best salve in the wofld for cuts, es. . : Open for business, Dec. 15, 1886. tian Temperance nn no of Balamwo <)ra<J fA)m hjs ho^ wWIe out bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever . Sold by'druggists, price 10 cents to Si . 00 J.as punned the homestead of the |r. ,,nd sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, per bottled OfrFJCERS. late Emd.e A. House . y’KK.MKiflm&FguiM corns, and all skin irruptions, and posi­ Uf; .j: ’'resident ' tively cure piles or no pay required. It TJjS.10’® ^,p JoMpt* X ’ll-1 Over this master’s. bodv when found, AH the People. ■ : Vice Preu. i»..n W. Reynolds, Cosbler is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction " Should keep themselves healthy and es­ ley railway have decided to extend the, ^Valtace was 80 v< rears old. s'gl'T or pionev refunded. Price 25 cents per pecial care should Im* given tu this matter, road from Berrien Springs to Benton I ‘ -h RECTORS: D; box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, ti^e at this time. Hertth depends upon pure Harbor, and the work of construction An Jianof for Senator Jone*. , I , W. H. Power*. • ’ Cliicngo, July IX—Senator Jones, pf H. H. Messer, rich blood, for when the blood Is impure will be begun at once. I druggist. Chester Mower. and 1 in no' eu.-Led disuses ot various kind, 'Arkansas, was elected chairman of the L. C. Burd, builder, and for many English Spavin' Llnlmenl removes all national democratic' committee and are ahnoai certain in rrenlt. Tint one true years proprietor of the Hurd bouse, •in a di iiartment In Carry Hard, Soft or Callonia'd Lumps and Blem­ blood parlour la Hood'. Sarsaparilla. died of cancer in Jackson, ngM 51 Hug<> Wrtlhicf, of Washington, son-iriir.tereet on air time ishes from horses. Blond Spavins, Curbs. it, power to porlfj and ritallxe the blood law nf Chief Justice Fuller, temporatj’ Splints, Sweeney. Ring-Bone, Stifle. it ba, proved Itself lo be the safe ward of years. secretary. Dr. C. D. .Colton, un old settler and Sprains, all Swollen Throat*. Coughs, rtc. health and the reeora,of remarkable cures Flood In Kentucky. ‘ Save S50 by use of one bottle. W arfanted eflected proves that It has wonderful pow­ prominent physicinn of Homer, died at Augusta. Ky.. July IX—Hundreds of the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever er over dlaeaae. It aeludllp and perma­ the age <>f 85 years. known. fcoM by W. H. Goodyear, Drug­ nently cures when all other preparation, acre? of com nnd tobpcco have l.wcn . Cass county prohibitionists met in fall to daatiy yo«l whatever. gist. Hastings. Mich. mass convention and decided to bolt <ie»t^oycri by a flood near here, barns, •the old organization and join the new outbpuses and ffneca have bt^en carried The use of Hall’s Hair Renewer pro­ Met IViMloW. SilOlMne S>fW> away nr.tl Mrs. Henry ' Insko ‘LTj national party. ■ * motes tbe growth of tbe hair, and restores A fire in the Myers’ block in Cassopo­ drotvned. . Its natural color and beauty, free* the The Gold Rrirrve. lis caused a loss of $16,000. scalp of dandruff, tetter and all Impurities. Washington.'July 11.—For tlie firet A locomotive exploded nt Trombley Twenty-five cents a botue. A Million Gold Dollars. and John Stonehouse, the engineer, f iu)t since Februrary, 1895. the govern­ Would uot bring nw (• the p«w ■was instantly killed nnd Frank Bell, the ment net gold reserve held in the treas­ tertD« wiili dyspepsi* but d is has cured many thousands oId. ... fireman, and C. Joerg^noon, the brake­ ury to protect the issue of United ease. It tones the stomwh. Stotee*notea is below $100,000,000. man, were fatally injured. b wets and tuts all «>eiiuich|nenrof[»>eayj Lmln good worklag urter. It creates afcoafl The property of the St. John’s Manu­ Wto «be wu a Chiu, crtM for (Mori*. appetite and gives health, strength and hap.» facturing company at St. John’s passed Chicago, July 13.—Isaac N. Camp, ness. ..._____ _________ _ into the hands of a receiver with liabili­ liend of the music firm of Estey & Camp, Hood’s PlUs act bsrmonlouBly with Hood s ties of $100,000. The. company oper­ •lied suddenly of heart failure at his HanSparil^ Cure a'l liter Uls 25 cents. ates the largest table factory in the summer home, at the Congress club, Lake Geneva, Sunday. Catarrh Cannot Le Cured ’ . world. With local applications sa they .^SL^d^r Charles Tangorn. of Otsego, was Three I’rrtooi Drowued. the seat ot tbe disease. (f^rrtL,*sr B.nb‘^{L °J found dead in bed. Heart disease waa Wellsburg, VV. Va., July 10.—By the constitutional disease, and in order to the cause. lie was 80 years old. ,capsizing of a skiff near here Miss vou must take internal remedies. Hall sCa The 11 German lodges of tb< .-Order of Kata Roberts, Miss Alice Baxter and Chosen Friends, located lb Detroit, have James Lloyd were drowned. decided to secede and form an indepen­ InuBlgratioc Figures. dent order to be called tbe Schillerbund. New York, July 13.—During the last m»<si wiffithe Fifty-nine veterans of the Seventh fiscal year 263,709 immigrants landed the mucous surfaces. The ,pm«rtj»mmnaw’“ Michigan cavalry »»*« the,r »cventb nt this i>ort, being 72,781 more than io tbe two Ingredients ",,r lbe of t>l«ncl1- of Send wonderful results In curing Catarrh, annual reunion at Ann Arbor. the previous year. roior b, re8lnr«1 ‘o IU oriCn.l for testlmr-'-*- " Jr ROo.. Props m Toledo. 0. W. v..th? "f tta> Potent remedy ««• VereubleStoUtaa Heir Renewer. price. 75c. Sold by E . of Spirits Cashier of a BlecuK Company :U«ve<l at •t.OOO-Seven Bobber). A? f. H . :'.i;s City Bank ----------------- fl— Your Daily Bread I- no doubt a matter of ■ uiie concern to you, but not so when you buy it at the City Bak^y. Everyone when iu thtt city should get a chedp lunch at the City oakery. Hot tea and wffee at all hours of the day. Finest line of Confectionery in the city. £E- REHKES, FRQFK Z'4 Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for pitcher’s Castoria. I I I I I I I T' w J-;.:-- STRANGE STORY OF MY^ STRANGE PATIENT.. 5r R * V ’/PE YOU WILL EE SURE TO If You Are a Subscriber, Be Sure and Read It. . H p. < If you do not take this paper, -*r Subscribe for it, and secure this story. Wanted-An Idea i Protect your lden«; they may bring-y< I WriteJOHN WEVDEKBURN A OO . Pal I Eeya. Waabington. D. C . for tbeir *1.K» and list of tv. o hundred iuveu’Jcna wm: <*•* of a Wg | Ottuiuvu. Juij id.—iliiamGray, j a horse buyer for Crandall & Co., of East Buffalo. N. Y., Rus Mugged at Williams­ burg? la.. Saturday night and robbed of §2,500 in cash and a gold watch and. chain. He enr^u from Preston to Willinmsburg.on a night pabsenger train about 11 o’clock. As he goto# the train he was.struck on the back of the neck with some hard instrument. When he came to his watehj chain and money were gone, with the exception of $40 in a trousers pocket which jthe robbers . overlooked. Gray ls_ badly hurt. No dew- Gentry Was Elkhart, Ind., July JL—Hundreds came here from other parts of the eounJK greal ?ree-for-aH pace 1- nday in winch Robert X, John B. Gen­ try, Frank Agan and Badge tookjpart. The big race resulted in a handy^vic­ • tory for the great gelding Bqbert J^ who won both heafi. John B. Gentry disappointed his acquirers by faking fourth rnonev. . . ■ urr.i-'.l tSope.on a Bicycle. w Jeffersonville, fnd.. July IX—Of all the thousands who have eloped from Kentucky to this city the first couple to make its escape from opposing parents on bicycles was John Parsons and Emma Black, of Jefferson county. They arrived here by crossing the great railroad bridge. They were united while mounted on their w’beels. , Lightning struck the tower being erect­ ed at Hamburg Jutmtten by (he Ann Ar­ bor Railroad company Saturday. killing Henry Matheson and badly Injuring six others. . . The annual kiter-state Methofht camp meeting at Cryrial Springs, which eaeh year Is tbe largest gathering iu south­ western Michigan, will be held August 7 to Mrs. Phmbe Thomas ot Junction City HL. was told by her doctom that she bad consumption nnd Hint tiieie was no hope for her. but two bottles of Dr. Klugs’ New Discovery completely cured her and she says It saved her life. Mr Thomas Eg­ gers, 1»» Florida Ht., San Francisco, suf­ fered from a dreadful cold, approaching consumption, tried without result every­ thing else then bought one bottle of Dr. Kings's New Discovery and in twp weeks was cured. He is naturally thankful. It is such results of which these ^are samples, that prove the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in coughs and colds. Free trial battle at W. H. GoodyeaPs |lrug store. Regular size Me. aad Si.00. I �,' requites that in all receipts calling for baking powder, Royal Baking Powder shall be used. It will go further and make the food lighter, sweeter, of finer flavor and more wholesome. ROYAL BAKING'POWDER CO., NEW-YORK. Hastings Banner Thursday, July 16, 1896. COOK BROS., Proprietors ... era ON THE OCEAN ■' r k l | I K P | I | I | i i I | t E I I | | | j I I | L t | I I | . : !<■ . I | । ■ I. i | I 1 L r g » : . I On board Steamer “Furnessia.” June 26, 1896, Dear Mr. Editor: When I mailed you my first letter I was on my way through tlie streets of New York toward the dock of the Anchor line' My uppermost thought was, "Will my wheel be there?” I had left It tbe day previous at a bicycle store on Broadway to be crated and sent to the dock that afiernoon. We reached our destination and while my companions watched our grips 1 looked through the piles of trunks, sleamer chairs, etc., for that most necessary article un a bicycle trip. It wasn’t there! The world looked black to me. Here it was almost sailing time, my wheel not here aud the place where I had left it severa) miles away. Wurst of all 1 bad to watch our things while my companions went after their bicycles which they had left at a m arby place for boxing. It had cost me but fifty cents while they had to lay down four times as much, aud yesterday I had laughed at them aud considered myself a very Napoleon of business ab >!ty beside them, but now al! the pleasure of the thing had faded out .of'IL 1 hadn't much idea my wheel could come now, because they had promised so faithfully to have it at tbe dock the day before. They must have sent it to the wrong pier. Why ou earth didn't my friends come back nnd give me a chance to go and hunt up my property if it was possible? I wondered how 1 should go about a bicycle trip with the Atlantic ocean between me and my bicycle. My usually calm aud majestic countenance showed sigiis of anxiety. I fear. The fact Is, 1 was about as near flyIng all to pieces as a ben with her brood of ducklings paddling about on the mill pond. As 1 stood there a homely old mule came pulling a heavy truck upon the pier, iusulted by the*policemau, and beaten by the driver. 1 too was about to join in the maledictions being heaped upon him. just us they always are when one of his kind makes his appearance, when I suddenly taught sight of a bicycle in the wagon, ind the bicycle name-plate read “Cleveland.” Hallelujah! It was mine. In­ jlantly that scrawney. knock-kneed old beast, seemed handsomer to me than any horse 1 had ever seen. Glorious old mule! Long may he continue to delight tbe eye of lhe expectant traveller. And as I pondered' over this occurrence, I thought how often good deeds, and help­ ful ours, vtill mnke the ugliest features look fair ami beautiful. (I regard this as a very good thought indeed, and worthy of a place In any Sunday School book.) Soon my friends came back and we went aboard. At 12 o'clock the gang plank was pulletl in, and the Furnessia began backing out of the dock. Just as she got well elarted. a pretty young lady came rushing upon the pier, probably feeling a good deal worse even than I had a few minutes be­ fore. “Surely they will wait for her.” I tlioughL 1 would have done so any time. But they didn’t and we all felt sorry for her. Our boat backed slowly out three or four hundred feet and we had almost for­ gotten tl»e unfortunate who bad been left behind (as is the way of the world), when suddenly a puffy, little tug shot out from the wharves and came swiftly toward us. It looked like a dog chasing a railroad train end 1 wondered what it would do with us if it caught us. But all at once I spied a pink jacket in the wheel house of that tug, and then realized that It takes more than a British Steamship Co., to get the better of a Yankee girl. The little boat conn*, alongside and Jp a moment more, li,e cheers of the passengers, that American girl came clambering up over the sides of uur ship. Just taeu the stars and stripes were run up to the mast head, and after more cheers for our flag aud our girl, we looked about as, some to see what sort of a home we were to have for the next ten days (tor the Furnessia Is a slow boaj) and others to get a last glimpse of New York. We went down tbe river, past pier after pier, past tbe Statue of Liberty, Awarded Highest Honors—World's Fair, vWCfr CREAM BAKING pornwu MOST PERFECT MADE. a pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. Fret aud were soon on tbe Atlantic itself. breath.” His mouth Is going all the time Ahead of us was tbe bl^ Cunard steamer but he says he doesn’t like to have women “Campania," but she rapidly went ahead play quoits with him for "there’s always A few and In an hour or so was suun lost to five yards of tark, to wan play.” evening? ago, someone persuaded him lo slghL While I was Intent on all thia, 1 became take part In a game In which a plug uf Then our aware of a somewhat personal discussion tobacco was laid on the deck. going on near me. A young man and his friend and another man were blind-folded wife had disagreed fbout something or! and told that which ever one could take g. other, and il looked as though she had con­ pencil and mark nearest 40 the tobacco cluded llrnt the right lime had come in should have it. However, as soon as they which to burst into tears and ruin him in were blind-folded, the boatswain picked tbe eyes of the passengers. 1 left at oner, up the tobacco and put it in his own The two players made their for my physieiai) bus ordered me tv- keep pocket. out of the wel. When 1 returned a few murks aud the leaps with which they had minutes later, Annie’s heuii was on Joe’s, been blindfolded were removed. Then a shoulder, his arm was around her. and great shout went up for each tnau’s face they looked as happy as I if it was their was as black at 11 cold wave signal. Tlie wedding day again, and wA all felt bflier. caps had been Tull of soot Each blaik ■ While land ^as fading mt. of sight we fare .laughed heartily at the other, not met the French ship. Ln Bretagne, and knuwing.lhat his own was black too for sometime. All hands seem to regard this later the Umbria. Then we 'bad* lunch ‘ ' ano by night we felt thal jur voyage, . _ had' , , joke as lhe aamF of humor. ■ At our table we. have about twenty per­ really commenced aud wondered it witomorrow. should have calm wvalhei ‘ i * sons. most of whom are Scotch or liisb. few already looked as if ^:>ey would saj: going home on a visit and they are corres­ ••Backward, turn oackwan O time la tbj pondingly happy. Jokes an cracked , at each^other which would knock down an flight. Sei me un land again, just ton to uicbl." ox. But everybody takes it in good part However, post ot us itili pretty good, and no one finds nearly so much fault and clear up to to-day ihu Furnessia has about what is said to him a? be does about had a most sknootb ocean lb plow through. the food set before him. A few days ago One of my companions informed us one sumeoue tuld u^ that we would probably, day that we should have u storm tomor­ have lo deflate the tires of our bicycles be­ row. since be had seen a "ringbone” on lhe fore they wou;c! let us take them through sun. but his prophecy failed to come true. the customs hqu?e at Glasgow (lest we We itave since been anxiously watching shodld have diamonds Inside, I suppose). for a spavin on the moon, Lut so far none But Mr. Crawley' turned . pale aud said. lias appeared. "My goodness. Shirley, if they are going For several days out there was great to charge us duty on wind, I’m afraid we desire to reach the banks of Newfound­ can never hive you with us through Scot­ land as the comparatively Shallow waters land.” But 1 oirty smiled for 1 wa*> used which extend for many score miles from to it, and look some more bread. This tbe frtiores of that island are called. Here bread ha> been-the.object of some discus­ the American fishermen Mine in their lit­ sion, some saying I should not turn my ap­ tle schooners, and stay on the sea and fish petite loose un It as they don't know wiial all summer, salting and | packing their the tw>at can do. if 1 eat all the ballast. catch on board'their boats. We were In Opposite to us sit old Mr. and Mrs. Gra­ hopes we might see some of these crafts, ham. lei us call them, going b|ck Jo their but were disappointed. 11)1? business of native land. Tlie old gentleman confided fishing as the Gloucester Qrbermen arc to me at the table one day, that If I could obliged to carry it on, is perhaps the most only stqy long enough in SeoJand to get dangerous occupation ordiliarHy engaged in .acquainted, he was sure 1 would bring by men. 1 Once read an article In lhe Cen­ home (or want to at least) a Blotch girl fur tury, in which tlie author slated th a t Ju one my wife, and as he said this he gazed town near Gloucester them was only one promBi nt the old lady at his side. It docs man who could be called olfl. AU lhe others, one good to see a couple like this whom of anywhere near his agd had met their fifty years seem only to have made more death upon the sea. Tlie B inks is a parti­ fond of each other. Not all our flurried cularly stormy part of the ocean, also one couples are like this. A day or so back, of tbe most liable to fog. Besides all this the an excited female voice rang through lhe tracks of all the trans-Alliintlc lines cross dining room above all the rattle of dishes, the Banks and more than one stout fisher­ with, ‘1 guess I've got as much right to man has gone down to his {death, without say what 1 think as you have. D.dn't 1 the passengers on the steamer which sell strawberries and pay my share of the struck bls frail schoimer knowing ticket? Hey?” I guess she did. if silence thal anything had happenod. One of the gives consent. • most impressive pictures l|ever saw was Siuce 1 hive been writing, here, 1 have thal of a little sailing vessel broken square- bten^accosied by Mobsienr V<’tor M—., ly in two. while dimly outlined and rapid-4' wh,j wanted to know what I was doing’ Iv vanishing in the darkness and ly mid fog, toz. Wlien Ii told i .i.i i.:.., i, , .said. "Ah. ..... . him he ecz............ xal so! could be seen the stern of jlhe great black Well, you rnoast tell zem zit you have hull which had struck the {little boat. I met a little Frenehm in. who Is as sillev as could imagine a shput or two, a few he eez big, and who makes lore to all ze splashes, perhaps a boat lowered from the ladies, wizout wanting any ot zem.” That big ship, and all was ovgr.! Bui it wasn't is a splendid description of this gay, and all imagination.' Such a thing happens happy gentleman, who reproached me yes­ not seldom. terday because 1 did not do more "to en­ But. as I said, we have passed the tertain ze ladies.” "1 am almost forty," Banks and seen, nothing but the water. he said, "and je; I have talked to almost One old man says that when he crossed everyone in zestiip.” He tells me he is before, ho could see the bouses on the away to have pleasure and regain his Banks, but we have our doubts about it. health, that he forces all this galty, aud Perhaps he came along here at night and that when he is home be is so quiet, zat I dreamed lhe houses? would not believe it was ze same man. Sunday the passenger^ assembled in the first cabin dining saloon for services. Well, maybe he'k, but I dou t IL There has just Ixxn a grtfal commo­ There was no choir but every one sung lo tion on deck caused by tbe sight of a the best of his ability. * A minister on wnale. 1 managed to see him "blow” board preached a short sermon and made once, but could not get a view of lhe old a prayer. The service ended by singing fellow himself: yesterday I got a’good look • Jesus. Savior pilot iie. • at one. Tins morning some purpoises Over life's tempestuous sea.” plunged alongside of the ship for a little A most Impressive song Iln such a place. way. Add to these a few flying fish, a Nearly all day there were more or less strange looking fish with a purple body people standing about tlie piano, while and red head, the phosphorus in the someone played old, familiar airs. Every­ water, and some distant ships and you one joined in whenever they knew lhe have all tlie excitement the ocean has words, and‘many a heart warmed to the given us so far. The babies on board are sounds which aroused thoughts of home per laps the most noticeable of ail we have aud friends left behind the day before, or to see or hear ever since we left New soon to be seen again in lhe old country York. to which many of those op board are re­ •'Babie? to lhe left of us. turning for la visit. Babies to tae right of us Hable? bi frpnt of us. There is one old Scotch nA going back Have bellowed apd thundered. to his native land which he left forty year? Oura not to m<ke reply, ago this summer, a flue old man he is too. Gum but to sit near by. Listen to them while they cry. seeming to have just stepped out of “The Squalling two hundred.'* Bonnie Briar Bhsb.” 1 spoke lo him of that book and his honest eye lighted up as1 he said, In bls slow, halting speech: “Aye, mon, it las a fine book. It Isa just as It Iss in my country. Dinna ye go back home, lad, till ye have seen tbe bonnie, bloomin heather. Aye. it las grand, mon. The gentle old man is going back to visit his daughter who sent him the money to come with. He bouzht bls ticket, but in some manner, last Wednesday on deck be lost what was left of II six gold sover­ eigns. It nearly broke bU heart, though be was very patient. Some of tbe passen­ gers are making up a purer, which will no doubt do much to give Chis old Daniel Gray a lighter heart when he steps off at Glasgow. A very dIffereal sort of a Scotchman is Mr. Richard Olyphant. He is a leader In everything especially in lb« game of quoits, with which we pass many an hour. Tbe other day he arranged “a grand interna­ tional quoit match, "between Scotland and America. When be appeared on deck af­ ter dinner we inquired of him whether he was to be a mender of this Hculcb team. In answer be drawled cut. ‘ ilooi, mon, that 1 am, and bcuiUnd is on deck. er C«bb. In building highways put them pa the true line as far as possible. It prevents Wide tired wagons future 111 fe*lings between adjoining land wide tired wagons. owners, and is the only right place fur greatly assist In maintaining good roads. They lessen the cost of repairs, and also them except In very exception) cases. It sometimes happens In a hilly country allow Tkrger loads lo be hauled. Of equal importance with building good roads is that it is cheaper and better to buy tbe right to run the road aroqM a bill or deep kegolng them good and no one thing helps in this so much as wide tired wagows. hollow than to build over or across them. Such a course would be wise In tbe ease of Men with the largest experience in hauiing heavy loads all agree that four Inch tires tbe road north of tbe outlet of Long Lake are none too wide. We need a good and in Hope township; stringent law to bring some of these ob­ It Is an old and true saying that It is no farther arpuud tbe rim of a kettle than It stinate, pig beaded men who persist in us­ ing narrow tired wagons to .their senses Is over the ball. . As tbe weakest hnk In a chain measures and a realization of the rights of others, and not allow them to go on a good road the strength of a chain so the hardest pull on a road measures the load hauled over IL built by others aud destroy it with their, old narrow tired wheels, which act as a Improve the grades and bad places. Avoid high tills and embankments. rolling cutter—weed them out in some way. That class of men as a rule never They are expensive to build.are a constant source of expense, and require more care do anything to help along good roads. Another thing the day is passed when a and supervision than any other part of the roadbed to keep them passable and safe, plow or wagon should draw as much pay aud aside from tbe danger of accidents on the roads as a man. For Commissioner of highways elect the when unguarded (as 99 per cent of them are) tbejr are a source uf’great danger as man who is best qualified for ttzfl work, regardless of party, then let him look over bad breaks are liable to appear in a few miiiutes during a rain, and particularly all the roads In the township and give him power to direct lhe overseers where and during a thaw'iu winter or spring. It * 'is difficult and expensive to protect a Oil or bow to work out tbe highway labor.If you have not a guod competent man embankment by a fence or railing, but It should be done, as in case they are not so in town Import 6ne. Use nothing but wide tired wagons for protected, there Is n6 doubt about tbe By that we mean 1000 township being liable in damages for any heavy loads. pounds and over. lessor Injury occuring at an unprotected fill or embankment. During the coming campaign we pro­ It those in charge of the highways will pose to treat tbe silver qmstiun with ad ‘ make a more intelligent use uf the plow, fairness, honesty aud courtesy, to-cause j drag and roller and use the scraper less, it we know that it has many adherents will result in a much better class of roads whose slngerlty cannot be questioned. than we have at present. We recognize that they are as much en­ Tbe writer’s attention was first called to titled to their views, as we are to uur their proper nap forty years ago when liv­ opinion that tinkering wil,h the tariff Is ’ ing near Prairieville. Mr. H. H. Holcomb responsible for all our Ills, just as republi­ at thnt lime was overseer aud built about can speakers* prophesied lime and lithe eighty rods of road on lhe town line some again, four years ago, would be tbr case If hnlf mile ea?t of Prairieville village. This democratic party was successful, and Its particular strip of road was nearly impass­ free trade policy prevailed. able in wet weather, and owing lo the ruts We propose to treat tlmquestiun candid­ was nut much better in a dry time. Much ly and fairly, believing that.as the postliun ' time and labor had been expended nt thh< ol the republican party on the currency place by plowing up the road side and beeom shelter itnowi’i the <ji:e.?tlun itself hauling in lhe sod and loose soil, but tbe will drop out uf sight, and such inciting road continued to get no better. Finally words as "bloated bond hjlder,” "guld Mr. Holcomb, who was from "York State’* bug,” "extortioner,” etc will loose their j was put In charge am! in spite of the pro­ present force as so calh d arguments. tests, of every man hi the distrrc:. and of But it Is very evhiunt that in this cam - j many outside, he took bis plow, drag and paigu, as in every other since the da» of roller and went tu work to try if be could Green back ism: tbe political tricksters in not do away with tills particular mudbule. Barry County are “setting up Urn pin?” The writer remembers hi? reply to A. D. tor tuslun of anything and everything. lo call Mr. H. Sturms who attempted to Principles are to bu sacrificed, and the down. “ Mr. ” H. roplM -I- .. orerreer । s,mi rlU(( wwet „„ this year and 1 shall do as 1 please. If i r. “ UT.7..S17 'J ’ ' ’ parties to endm»e their >ou or anyone else do 1101 like II, jnu ' have Jour remedy next year.” Be tir.l I 't'?’™. t.; of what voters from .truck a back furrow straUln aud true 111 I Ji'j . 1*,'nite , , 4 It ia to be the same ; old fusion gag only it is to appear under a the center ot lhe highway and flowed up new cloak. Possibly lhe voters of Barry lhe road as wide as he wanted il. then be County may nut be tired of fusion, but un­ dragged it thoroughly, then it was Unfckless we greatly mistake their sentiments’ furrowrd agani, then dragged aud rolk-d.' as repeatedly express^ at the pulls, they This was repeated until he hud ns much What du the consistent democratic curve or crown to lhe roadbed' ns be de-, are. voters uf Barn County think of being bar­ sired. Each time hc plowed up the bed it gained away by John H. Dennis, anJ was thoroughly dragged and rolled. The result was the best piece of road iu that bound by blm to support sornethtog they section of the country, and tor n long time don’t believe iu? They will do it. nit. Spectacles Eyes Properly Fitted With Glasses. Charge For Testing. F. R. PANCOAST. , There’s no use of SLEEPING required little or no repairs. It was cheap, cos!ing but little if anything more than tbe annual top dressing with the shovel and scraper it hiul formerly received. Lung experience un. and much and close observation ot, the highways Ln this aud other slates, together with some reading convinces lhe writer that the plow, drag and roller have great value, and the scrap­ er but little value as repair tools on the average country road. Except iu the case of muck (of which we now have little to do with) the very best materiaHo fill up a mudhole ar rut with h lhe dirt in the roadbed immediate­ ly adjoining lhe place to Ire filled. Never under any circumstances allow such a place to be filled with sods and soils from the roadsides. They only make a bad matter worse. • . The scraper has one use for which It does not usually receive credit: that la to call attention to some particular places, as they used in widen tim«« to take children lo a spot aud tlirash them soundly so Ihur altwovu ww.,., .>... Uaw 1U_. ___ .• ... ­ they tu,mid would always remember that .particu lar place. A short time ago there was a unique specimen of this use at a poitrt three miles north of Ihu "old iron bridge5’ where by a double row of loads of dirt de­ posited by wagon and semper arid so ar­ ranged that one alternated with another, that they produced a hillock and a mud­ bole. When one wheel was up lhe op­ posite one was down. The ordinary ar­ rangement of rails would not have been sufficient to force-travel over this arrange­ ment and so deep ditches on each side pre­ vented taking to Lhe fields. When tbe traveler unce went over this elegant (?) bit.of undulating and diversified road he always remembered where Pud Auger was located. But it provoked a great deal of profanity. Since then they have put up a church at the city of Pud Auger aud other­ wise improved their ways. The usual manner of uieuding Lhe high­ ways Is lo leave the traek as they find it, no matter how hollowing or trougbllke’ plow up the roadside and haul In tbe sods aud top soil with wagons aud scrapers, leave It dumped with little or ho attempt at leveling down, always putting Lhe sods in the center so as to get them under lhe horses and wheels, then obstruct the roadsides with log?, rails aud sloues to prevent people taking to the side or fields. in B wet time this new dirt is worked up Into a pasty mass in this trougbIke track and in a dry time it is ground Into a dry dusL ■ A tine sample of -‘how not to do R” is to be seeu a few mites.from this city where a man who is quite enthusiastic over good roads is overseer and who con­ gratulates himself that he has set a great example for others to follow, and boasts how nicely he has the highway tunrplked Irrtbelr district. in this Instance the sods and loose soils as usual, have been placed in the old track In beautiful con­ fusion. The road grading machine from towo wu obltlned >n<l urd ud tk, suit I, a Ion, rinrtch of road with a unooth track, partly In the gutter, on each side and th, center of lhe roads crow in, on tn woods sod grass, while a eroaa section of the road would show a smooth aloplur place on each side (left bj the road Aadlhe nii<W1'. with a earIfated fringe on each aid, of the dartres, slon. A recant trip orer thia road luat af. ter a rain dictated a long rarle. of sil'i pond, In the center and a. hlH wheratJe So il goes from morning till night, till it seems that each one Is fired with lhe idea that he should make of life one grand, strong squall. In opposition to them last night we had a concert In the second cabin dining saloon. There was song after song of tbe shamrock and thistle. Irish melodies, mingling with Bcotcb airs, and when it was over and I went down stairs to turn in. 1 found Mr. Patrick McGuire and Mr. James Wilson, thirty-nine year out from Ireland, com­ plaining to each other that no good Amer­ ican songs had been sung. “1 tell ye, mon, 1 am as patriotic on ths sea as on tbe land,” said Mr. W.. and Mr. McGuire rejoined that be was too, and 1 felt, they were right. So, 1 understand we are lo have an American concert tomorrow night. 1’11 write you about it If we do, for It will waler ran down and eat oat th. track be a great - access. U>ls point wks In tbe middle of Youro truly, mnl^i ^.‘“POWforroiberklong thi, SB1BLKV W. pMITB. ■■wroted (f) and ntodel road will con­ vince anyone that tbe builder thereof Restore protection and reciprocity, start shows mure judgment in tht* trav*>iiin» orer It than InZ itritteg. « t£ Sire the lens of thousands of Idle factories ai d give tile 3.000,000 Idle men some thing o o* l,lB vehicles, as well as of all others aro ^Piouons by their abse^ f^ do, aud the good Umre of -91 aud ’V2 will return. place where the travel ought 10 be. Under Preaident Harrison, when nrotection and reciprocity were in force' <>«r national debt was reduced 8344,819,730. It has taken the dtunciatie j^Hy only three year* to increase the national dent 8237,530,910. Under republican rule during the twenty-eight years from isos to 1893 there was a dreretue In tint public debt of over live and one-hair millions of dollars aich month. Under three yeant uf denu>cratic mi.Mulu there has been an ineiearc in the public debt ot over seven and onehalf millions of dollars ennh month. —in a bed that’s too short, it makes life too short and if \cjt want to live longer buy one-of our beds with a nice sprite and mattress artd you wBl sleep until breakfast is ready unless-you are disturbed by the- money rattling in j uiir purse because you bought your furniture of us and it did not cost nearly as much is you had saved up.. . Renkes & Walldorff. Funeral Directors. Furniture Dtalek; Embalming a>;>wfi«r.y. . z That Racket SACRIFICE Just bought au / samples of shirt waists, 87 <>f then, which will be sold less than uianufi ch urers price?. They must be sold at m nit For atxive uuc occasion price. Get what you want While w<- Hve * W the me aujtn «?iuii the uir Michigan MicniKan . Central will on July 6 to 16lh^ Inclusive, . tbe site*. No tqru alike, so no one it ill *11 tickets to Bay View and return at rale dress as you do. Pbiu | one first class limited fare fur the found Racket. : trip- Limited to return until Augr- 15th. 1896. .. ...... . __ _ _ . Detroit Driving Club Rare Meeting. De OXFORD SHOES ol ’ stir । trait. Mich . July 20 to 24. Oxford tie shoes are ou Had. .n:?d a-iae For the above occasion lhe Mich. Cmlwis r to ctos/ them out. we . will still re­ ral will sell exeuwion tickets July 21st duce the price. .They arc a!! uj*f. g«Ud» only at one fare for round trip plus 81.00 but m ist be s jld if price will, dui it. for admission. Return July 2*Jod iucius‘*eA. C. Fkllown Phin Smith at the Racket. MICHIGAN CENTRAL EXCURSIONS Summer School of ChrlMtUn Sociology, Bensonln. Mlch.July 13 to Aug. 17, '00. Fur the above occasion the ,Micb. Cen­ tral will sell excursion tickets at one Aral class limited for lhe round trip. Dates of sale July 13 to 22 inclusive. Limit of re­ turn Aug. nth IncluJve, ' . A. C. Fkllows. Michigan SJlvri- ConrenUon, Lanai ng, For the above occasion the Mich. Cen­ tral will sell excursion tickets at one and one third fare for the round trip. Child­ ren half fare. Dates of sale July 15 and 16. Return limit until July 17. Inclusive. A. C. Fellows. People* p^ri/ National CoavquHoU.&t Louis, Mo., July 2S to 33. Far the above occasion the Mich. Cen­ tral will sell excurslui) tickets at one tirat class limited fare, for Hie round trip. Dates of Vale, July 20 to 21. For fur­ ther particulars as to return enquire* al ticket office. A. C. Fellows, Agent. Camp Meeting, Eaton Rapidn, July 22 to - August 3. For the above occasion the Mich. Cen­ tral will sell round trip excursion tickets at one fare for the round trip. CWldren at one half the adult rate. D»te of ulo July 31. limited lo return until August 4th Inclusive. A, C. Fki.lows. Augaat laito 31st. ’ ” For tbe above occasion tbe If. C. will ‘excursion tickets July 30-31. August 27Bt 0JM1 and one thlnl first class limited fare tor tbe round trip. Good JSJ*'-™ .“>?! »a laclulve. Children half fare. Fhr lb- .bore tenulon tbe M. C. will £** ™7ta“.t*tkrU AQI!U“ ”“<* M M ooe ran for the' roend trip. Otillsu? I?*!' J"'' Ret',ni Au«“‘ Slat In elusive. . LADIE3 VE3^S Sum.- ere i:-.4ting*4ut ■ of size. We have lots "of them yet fur 5c up. UnJy tbi.ik a good > '<»t .fora ulckle. Phiu Smith s' the Kntket. HANDKERCHIEFS We have the • dandy line at prices no ope ‘'l?ei make. They _ are an agents, siiispiv uud are worth much more, i'hin Smith a lhe Racket. NEXT WINTER You will m t jaknt sumner dress.gojd?. but tlrat »- *'k3t you need now aud we have plcnij uf them, and are trying tu xuHb Ux sei! them. Phiu Smith at tl:v Kac*1 FOOT COVERING We iu t •» 4* ivry or stockings, Horn the -■tnali led. hns to the extra sizes aud warm : Smith at tne Racket. ANOTHER Buying sho.s <»: u* k '*e coining monej' 0.1 a smill scale- ■\<'u save in the purchase and get quality m we bought Uiem for •itjeon the dollar, aud will seilehqxnrt U>« t!ie others can buy. We have khe toe, medium or common sense to|*, to suit you. PRICES 1'hln Smith at the K-> Ae’Purhvd to ibe lowest point we ever knew, and that mean? a 2. when you remember the price* we hare always sold you iln ware. Others win say: “Ob! We do art keep tbm*'go*^Nu, they ornnot yet them, «<■ •" -** only one buying dlree: Irani the '.'hOGood., tbe beat price-, «nd >W lo»wl “ our claim, end we ere reedy to b.c* 11 up. 1-bln Smith et the Be*ei. ■GG8! zoos: egos: . TUr lut I* wow.ut.uthr Mfbra: m.rk-l |uur. A»hii» Pim.iM to Irrint tndurin *M “°rwu' »"• «<•><*'■ i^irf to sell w,u °eintoorJuly 184b regular txeuraton'ilckrtrnmfted Phta Smith at the Bichet. GOOD Wash boilers, coppvi bo".- «• Pbtn Smith at tbe Racket. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-07-23.pdf 242d940ae113fc12868c36d43f71068c PDF Text Text ' ] lation of any * Hastings Banner, •• ? ...BCD TN COUNTY. 3 VOL. XLI. NO. r?^ HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 23. 1896. Hastings Banner. 16 to i Y(,n : jaasgw nMMMTkmon hr “ COOK-BROS., •» __ Hastings, mich these prices in the city of Hastings or any _COR R ESP Q N PENCE? 1 beat , .i her place. See what one silver dollar will purchase of Geo. W. Lasdis. Delton. Ikk'/Thh w«r' " ““Piug “ Ctooll<!<1 ■XX’Ct.sr*rude ws b,te . I me Granulated Sugar,.’.......... Best Crackers,.............................. . Coffee (30 cents).... :.............. . -h. Soda (Arm and Hammer)...? . ' New Crop Japan Tea (50 cents) package N. E. Mince Meat (fresh), lb. Gloss Starch .. Lead Pencil. ..2C. . IC. 25C. ,6c. 50c. .8c. .6c. . 2C. $1.00. No trade taken qn this sale only at cash prices. GEO. W. LANDIS, • .... Advertiser of Facts. otak- advantage of lids wile, goods must lie bought tn the quantity । >rdrr named. the total purchase amounting to Bl .00, ax Shown. Dress Goods flillinery, Ladies Underwear, And Notions In fact anything the Ladies want you can find at our store and we can suit you in style, quality and price. Also the stock of CARPETS IN TOWN COME IN AND SEE. - JULIUS RUSSELL Don’t Read This If you do not care tto save money: , but if you do, we wish to call your attention to the fact, that we are offering Brown Sheeting for the next 30 days at extremely low prices. These goods are as staple as sugar,; and ever}’ family will need one or more bolt£ be­ fore winter when you certainly have to pay more money for them. A hint to the wise is sufficient Cloverdale An express office has been established here with Hiram Payne as agent. D“"1 c*II>Pl>tn «u taken sudden­ ly ill last week but 18 now recovering. Forty bushels of wortleberries were snipped from here to Kalamazoo last Fri­ day. Friend of tbe Cloverdale Sunday Schoo! will please attend the free instruc­ tion in singing given by Mr. Conyer next Saturday evening. Tbe death of Mrs. Harriett Thompson took place last Sunday. k She had been a great sffferer for a long time, Mrs. Fnoniphon and her husband came to this township during the spring of 1866 and lu«d created a comfortable home for therueelves from what was once an unbroken forest. In her death this neighborhood louses one of Its mus^ noble women and the . bereaved husband has the sympathy of all in bls great loss. Tbe deceased was a kind wife and although she was never blessed with children of her own she had brought up two children and had be­ stowed on them a mother’s kind care. “Of ber it will be said she done what she could,"and her reward will be great. Mr« O. Barrett and aon Etbwortb, are spending a week at Petoskey. Ib “ few wetks at Lake Qdersa with her mother. Several of our citizens attended the Mc­ Kinley rally at Hastings Saturday. । ,Mrs* Alice Williams i» cuiuplug at Gull lake with A. A. Aldrich and family. Myrtle Norwood, of Kalamazoo, Js the guest of her mother, Mr-. A. Norwood. Chas. Whiting, of Kalamazoo, is tbe guest of hls daughter. Mrs. W. H.Cbase* /I •Dwi«v conducted the funeral of G. D. Blackman at Prairieville. Tuesday. Ere© port. Merritt Whipple has moved Into tbe Willie Glasgpw is now a resident of Pe­ Jotin Moon house uvar the school house. । conducted the funeral of toskey. Dell Hinkley has gone to Windsor,Cana­ L-^Campbell at Cedar Creek, Wednesday da to work. The handle factory closed for the sea­ Oscar Chamberlain has returned from Climax where be has been visiting his son last Friday. Ozro Van Wormer has secured work in uncle. Miss Mlua Davenport tics returned from the Valley City. Hastings where she has been taking music . Several from Freeport visited the Coun­ ty seat Saturday. lessons. Mr. Elliott and wife, of Hickory Corn­ Geo. Norwood, well known to almost everybody iu Barty Co., has returned from ers, visited Henry Eckert and wife Sun­ day. Teuuedre. The two little daughters of Frank Mrs. Dr. Scrlbuer and Mrs. H. M. Chase went to St. Joon the Maccabee excursion, Sayles, from Lowell, are visiting in the village. via Kendall. Mrs. T. G. Miner and Miss Jennie Case Mrs. Maggie Sbarpsteen has been very stek. but la Improving under the care of spent Saturday eve and Sunday with Miss Jennie D. Crouse, of O'Donnel. Dr, Scribner. Several from this place attended the U. Wm. H. Chase is building an addition B. quarterly meeting at the Brew school to his lumber shed on the south, also mak­ bouse last Saturday and Sunday. ing room for coal. A car load of Lowell hoodlums came to Claude Whittemore has recovered from his Injuries sufficient to get around with­ Freeport last Wednesday p. m, with the intention of painting tbe town a vivid out the aid of crutches. scarlet, but they found that Freeport was Master Leo Loomis has returned from not quite so green as It looked. Augusta after several weeks stay with his grand parents, they bringing him home. Thornapple Lake. J. F. Simmons and family, accompanied Mrs. Abbie Kill died Saturday at the l»y Wm. Malone, drove to Belding last home of ber sister Mrs. John Matdock in Tuesday. Mr. Malone returned the lat­ Maple Grove. She has been a long and ter part of the week. very patient sufferer of consumption. She G. D. Blackman, of Prairieville, an en­ -has gone to receive her reward which is dowment member of Barry Tent. No. 679, eternal life. Funeral services were held K. O. T. M.,.died Sunday, July 12th., and at the Barryvllle church, conducted by was buried Tuesday under the auspices of Rev. GilluL Interment at the Barryville the order. The L. O. T. M. of this place, cemetery. and th»f I. O. O. F. of Prairieville, assisted. Tbe funeral services over tbe remains of Will Hayman were held at the Barryville church Weddtsday of last week conducted M. Norris has a brother from Chicago by Rev. Gillett. This death cast a gloom over-this entire community for Will was a felting him. Ex-Mayor Kenaston, of Hastings, was universal favorite and his sudden death Was a shock to all, seen en our streets Wednesday. Mrs. John DeLong Is very sick with Burdette Bowne, of Grand Rapids, vis­ heart disease. ited Prairieville friends last week. Atari Mudge and sister Oma, of Grand Mies Alice Cook, of Hastings, is making a two-wceks visit with Prairieville friends. Rapids, are spending their vacation with Miss Alta Richards, of Hastings. Is vis­ their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. iting het brother W. R. Richards and fam­ Day. The Maccabees are expecting a grand ily. Mrs. C. Willis, of Kalamazoo. Is caring time at their picnic the 28th of this month at tbe lake. for her sister Mrs. A. C. Storms who is Vernor Lathrop and Miss Lydia Dilbahvery 111. ner spent Sunday at Gun lake. Mrs. Rose Temple started for Milwau­ Mrs. Fran* Wilson is on the sick list. kie Wednesday to attend the B. Y. P. U. Convention. Geo. Doyle, of Minneapolis, and Mrs. W. Doyle, of Athens have been guests of friends In our village. Old Mr. Fuhr was quite badly injured in a run away on his farm north of here on Wednesday last. The Harvest concert given nt the M. E. church Friday evening was in every way a success. Miss Hallie Sackett and Mrs. W. D. Hughes ack das pianists.' Miss Maude Ruggles.Belle Adams and'Mina Brandstet । U r 8Ol‘‘i?|s. Recitations were given by Mrs. Hughes, Dora Gibbs and Mamie Brown. Tbe sftsh drill by ten ladies dressed In red, white and blue was especially fine. A mistake was made In last week’s Banner giving the Juvenile quartette credit tor tbe entertainment, they assisted with vo­ cal and instrumental music. Rt-v. U. H. Perry, of. Hanover, officiated at tbe funeral services of Glenn Black­ man held at the M. E. church on Tuesday last. Rev. C. 8. Wheeler assisting. K. O. T. M.. of Delton of which he was a mem­ ber ana with whose ritual he was burled was present In a body, also the L. O. T. M. of the same place, and 1. O, O. F.. of Prairieville. The church could not con­ tain all present. His remains were In­ terred In tbe family lot in this cemeteryHis brother Clare returned from Big Rap­ ids, where he was attending school and is now assisting bls father in tbe store. Cedar Creek. A splendid rain here Sunday. John Pease Is making a long visit at Bellvue. Roy McDonald, of Kalamazoo, was home Thursday night Carrie Horn attended the dance at Clo­ verdale Saturday evening. Samuel Dunkley has been putting down a new well near Shallow lake. Sidney Hull pulled his threshing ma­ chine near Poduuk to thresh this season. Wheat-is turning out very small this sumiuet: prospects ot a targe crop of oats. Gertie Kelly, of Hastings, -attended the surprise of Willis McGutn, Thursday ev­ ening. Willard Herrington had bls wheat stack set on fire last Wednesday night. The fire was discovered so Ilfat one stack was tipped over and saved. Woodland. J. M. Smith has harvested bls patch of prickly lettuce. The free silver craze has not struck our town very hard yet. F. M. Weber has moved into rooms in the Warner building. S. S. Schantz has sold his village pro­ perty to Albert Barnum. A large delegation from our town were in Hastings on Saturday. Nearly all oats are harvested and the thresher is now very’ busy. Castletou. Daniel Ober and Benjamin Landis Mrs. Fannie Everett and son Loe, were started for Dakota on Tuesday. at Shultz last week. We have had several ’light showers of Nina Felghner Inis gone to Battle Creek late that have done mucivgood. to spend the t utnmer. S. S. Schantz, of Northville, was In our Emma Bock, of Detroit, Is visiting her village a few days last week on business. parents at Castleton Center. James Cramer was home over Sunday. W. I. Mttfble and family visited Grand Several parlies are busy cutting prickly Rapids friends over Sunday. lettuce, but more are letting it sow Its Mlnnig Furnlss, of Middleville, Is spend­ seed. . ing her vacation with Mrs. E. V. Smith. , Carlton. Augusta and Allie Stilwell are enter­ taining a cousin, Mrs. Hail, from Saginaw. Willis Carpenter was in Lake Odessa Horatio and Julius Hosmer were at Monday. Wall lake last week In search of huekleF. B. Fleming returned to Battle Creek ^C?”. Price and wife, Geo. Colei and Sunday morning. Yes, buyers have CbaS. Wright, of Hudson, Is visiting bls caught on to the Idea of our Sale wife, and Charles Felghner were at Battle parents at present. Mrs. F. B. Flaming will return to Batof LADIES And GENT’S OXFORDS.. tamlly, who h*’eu^“ 116 Creek tbe last of tbe week. Tbe M. E. Sunday Softool will picnic visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Juat fish for economy HERE and you Smith the past two weeks, ^turned to July SOUi In Truui.n Barnum’a wood». Mrs. Ferry Stowell, of Wet Carlton, I, their home In Chicago, Thursday. will catch the biggest haul of your very low al preaent with but little hope. life. There's so many bargain* fiylug around here that you can’t dodge one it Hln<U Corners. "'chM-’ltnaa la enjoying • vUtt wltb bla you try, Y. P. S. C. E. every Sunday evenlig at sister and husband Mr. aud^ Mrs. Avery, ^Mrtaml Mrs. Dan Hine moved to your of Grand Rapids. Will Tborulon, and Mrs. Rllla Myers <”>IU Where it will do the most good. We want this downpour of good C*Ml« spent last were united In marriage In the City ot evsrywn,.^; w p.Jt youraelf under n,® shower. Here la an economy to*rT*?*'* _ns, , Hastings last Saturday afternoon. "Mni.n^"knguSl.. b .pending ovgluntag JULY is and ending JULY 25. We will edeever to nun*e our Oxfords Quimby. ‘“following prices: • ’ Sumner Sponable spent Sunday at ^2 50 Oxfords at I1.75. $.i-73 an^ $2,00 Oxfords at Ji-45 Co* Maple Grove. „ , '■5« . “ 1.20. 1.25 “ 98 buloe. trip to >»'• Uke living Gaaklll and wife spent Sunday Mrs Alma Armour, and family, of Lake his parent®* ♦1.00 Oxfords at .65 OdfflF,. spent « <l«y lot week »t Ell Kob- with William Boughtalln started for the lnM^'cortls. of your eUy. U wring for Dorth woods Monday. is cNcti ro« 1.110c. Preaching at the school bouse Sunday Ella Youngs who Is «>T ,ow wllh c0“’ evening by Rev. Gillett, gumption- L. E. STAUFFER. Caught On We re Throwing Them Out By Wholesale. C. H. OSBORN & Co. WHOLE NO. 2145 CTMMy. M. P. camp meeting will begin at Gull lake Thursday the 23rd. Peter Rlckenmore ha* been laid up some time from stepping on a rusty nail. Warren Fisher and wife. Miss Cloe and Frank Hives spent Thursday at Delton. Ike Rlckenmore will work John Bar­ ber’s farm, Mr. Martin taking charge of the shop. . Ray Gilbert accompanied by Mattie Bar­ ber and Grace Woodard spent Tuesday at Gull lake. Mrs. Lucina Fisher entertained Mrs. Eva MeKlnater and Frank Hives.of Colon, last week. Mrs. Mattie Reynolds, of Prairieville, Is staying with her daughter-in-law ' Mrs. Jennie Reynolds. An ice cream social will be held at the residence of Isaac Rickentnore Saturday evening for the benefit of tbe pastor. Assyria Preston and Don Jewell each ride a new bike. Cbrls Wilcox, of Hastings, is in town this week. On accouut of tbe rain that special pro­ gram at the C. E. has been postponed two weeks. Mrs. Ed. Beers and Mrs.' Alvarez Wil­ cox, of Battle Creek, visited their parents here last week. There will be an ice cream social at. the M. P. church. Tuesday evening, July 28, for the church. Come everybody. Quarterly meeting two weeks from Sat­ urday and Sunday at this place. It Is ex­ pected there will be services Friday evenlug. - Mrs. Wolf is In very poor health. Hopkins is running the milk wagon in place of Barnum. Now we have four mails per day, which Is a very good'arrangement. Mrs, L. McDonald was at Cedar Creek most of last week, huckleberrying. Everything quiet now but Ih a few even­ ings the bells and horns will come to the front Kepubltean County Conventloa. Republican County Convention Is here­ by called to meet at Mudge’s Opera Hoose city-of Hastings, on Thursday July 30th, 1696 at 10:30 o’clock a. m. to elect 11 dele­ gates to the state convention called to meet at Luckerby Hall. Grand Rapid*, on Wed­ nesday, Aug. Sth; 1896; to elect 11 dele­ gates to the congressioual convention for tbe 4th Congressional District, to be held at Three Rivers Wednesday, Aug. lath; also to elect 24 delegates to the Senatorial Convention fof tbe 15th Senatorial DiMriet to be called hereafter, and to trun;act such other business as may come before tbe convention. ’ The various wards and townships will be represented as follows:— Baltimore.....'4Z1/’ 5 Ban?...... ......... 1.............................. 4^. « Carttea.... 5 (tastietoujT. 13 HaaUogiTwp........................... 5 City 1st Ward g ” 2u<! ’• ........ . ..................................■ . 4 •'3rd - X.'....................................... j... 4 ” 4th •« ................................ TP g Hope; ... a IrvingL. • Johnstown 5 Maple Grove....‘ . e OrangevilleL. 5 Prairiertlle....................................... e Rutland 4 11 Woodland;8 Yankee Springs1.. 5 Forward caucus notices to the Hastings Banner at once. Let each town be rep­ resented by a full delegation. John G. ^Agler. Will R. Cook, Secretary. Chairman Republican Dated Hastings July 6, *95, Co. Comm. Republican CongreMional Convention. To the Rcpublicnn Elecion of the Fourth Comjrcntonal District. Tbe district convention of the Republicans of the Fourth Congressional District or Michigan la herebv called to meet at the Opera. House in the City of Three Rlvera.on Wednesday tbe 12th day of August.l89»i.at 11 o'clock a. m..for the purpose of Dominating a candidate tor member of con­ gress and for rhe transaction of sneti otbM bus­ iness rm may properly come before tbe coaventlon. The several counties of the district will tie en­ titled to representation as follows: Allegan........... ......... 13 Casa»...1O Barer------------------- 11 Bt. Joseph.................,u REPUBLICAN CAUCUS NOTICES Berriea;.....19 Van Buren-.13 F. R. Gilbon ) M. Q. KowLANt) Franklin Wkluj Hastings Township. M. 8. Keklkr ' Gomra*»®cO. Biurait | The republican* of Hastings township are re­ • W. A. Goodman j quested to meet tn caucus at toe town here. Saturday JuIvSSto. for toe purpose of el cetins delegates to the county convention July 38tb. Republican State Convention. and the transaction ot such other business as may come before tbe meeting. Detroit, Mich., July 1,1886. B. F. Gaskilu, toe Republican Electors of the State of Chm’u. Twp. Comm ToMlchlsan: The State Convention of toe Itopubhcans of Michigan is hereby called to meet at Loekerbr Hall,Tn the city of Grand Rapids, ou Wednes­ Tbe Republicans ot Maple Grove will meet In the 5th day of August. 1806. at it o'rtock a caucus at the residence of C. R. Palmer on day, for the purpose of TiomlBatlng candidates Thursday July23attwo o’clock p. m. for th* m.. for state officer*, and the transaction of such purpose of- electing delegates to attend the other business as may properly come before the County Convention at Hastings July30th, or t* convention transact any other business tbat may legally The delegates from the several counties in come before said meeting. each Congressional district are requested to Dated Maple Grove July ilth. 1898. meet tn district,caucus at 10 o'clock a. tn., ou Br Obdkb or Cox. the day.of the State Convention, and select can­ didates as follows: to be presented to the State Convention for confirmation. One vlee-presfRutland. dent. one assistant secretary, one member each Tbe Republicans of Rutland will bold tbelr of the committee on ■'Credentials,” **Fermanent caucus for nominating delegates to the republi­ Organization and Order of Business.” and ‘•Res-. can County Convention, al Town Hair ou Wed­ orations,” and to transact such other business nesday, July za»d, at 2 p. m. as they may deem necessary. Under the reso­ By oiidkr of Cose lutions of 1838. no delegate will be entitled to a seat In toe convention who does not reside In the coutty he propwos to represent. In accordance with the resolutions ot 1876, 7 A Republican caucus for the purpose of duct­ every county will be entitled to one delegate for ing delegrtes to toe County Convention called each Ove hundred of tlie total vote cast for Gov­ to meet at Hastings JulySOtn, 1836, will be held ernor at tbe last election (November, 18M). and In the Town Hall In the village of Orangeville one additional delegate fop every fraction on Saturday July 25th. 1 me at two o'clock p. m. Amounting to three hundred, and each organi­ By order ot Towntbip Committee. zed county will be entitled to at least two deleWax.tkb Brown, Chairman. In coniDllance with, the resolutions adopted In Detroit.. June 23.1??J, the secretary ot each Woodland. £6Uhty WLVcntlon Is urged to forward to the The Republican electors of the Township; eff Secretary of the State Central Committee. De­ Woodland. Mhich.. are earnestly Invited-to tx» troit. by the earliest mail after the delegates to present at the Town Hah in »atd township on the State Convention are,chosen, a certified list Saturday eve. Julyasth at 8 o’clock p. m. sharp, »f such-delegates as are entitled to seats in the for the purpose of electing eight delegates to State Convention from their respective coun­ afterd the republican County Convention to be ties. . held at Hasting* o t Thursday July Wit Tklk Drxteh M. FitiiRY. Chairman. convention is r.ot called for tne purpose of nom­ Dkxnis E. Alwarp, Secretary. inating county officers but to elect eleven dote gates to attend the Ke nub! I can State Conveu DIED tton to be held at Grand Rapids Aug. 5lb: cl*v-, en delegates to attend th* Republican Congres­ sional Convention to be held at Three Hirer*, BLACKMAX—At his home in Prairie­ ville, July 12tb, of consumption, Glenn Aug. 12th and 21 delegates to attend the Ssm tonal Convention of tbe 1fi -Senatorial District Blackman, at the age of 25. not yet called. He was born in Barry township May 18, Remember tbe date. Saturday eve, July 25th. 1B71. Glenn, was a favorite among the Dated. Woodland. July 1-T.b. I8D6. C S. Palmkrton, bojs; genial and not depraved. He grew Republican County Committeeman for Wocdup among ns «ud all will testify to his laud Township.' good qualities of heart and none can truthfaily say ought against him of mean ess. Carlton. The RepublicansotCarlton will meet in cat: He had his faults—most all of usdo. Be had bls good qualities—all of us cus at Town Hall In Carlton at one o’clock p. ra. Friday July 21th for.lhe purpose of electing lack some. . delegates to the County Convention and for th* He was taught, early iu life, tbe “Beau­ transaction of nnv such other business that may ty of Holiness." but like many more he properly come- before the meeting. By order Comm. postponed action. But the hearts of par­ E.J. Kkrshnkr. Cbm’a. ents, brothers and friends were all cheered to hear of his conversion l»ef<»re death. Irving. He wps a member of tbe Delton Camp The republicans of frying win meet In caueu«. at usual place, on Friday July 24lb at one of Maccabees who were present al his fun­ The Prairieville Odd Fellows of o’clock p. tn. fur the purpose of electing dele- eral. antes to the County Convention at Hastings, and which his father is a member also went in for the transaction of such other business' aa a body. Services was conducted by Rev. may come before toe meeting. By OrbkrComx. . O. H. Perry, a (ormer pastor. 1 ****** Prairieville. The Republicans of the Township of Prairie­ ville will meet at Milo Station on Saturday Jult 2-Uh.lMO. 2 o'clock p- m, tor toe purpau>ot electing six delegates to attend the County Cow venilou at the City ot Hasting* on July 3Xli itW. tor purpose of sending delegates to blat« Convention at Grand Rapids; Cosgressiontf Center lion at Three R'rera and to tbe 15th Senatorial Convention to be hereafter called. BY ORDKR COMKITTXK. A Republican caucus tor the purpose of elect Ing delegates to the County Convention called to mretatlUwtoitei July »;h. 1M6, will be held nt the Town toll In Assyria, ion Saturday July 25ib. twe at 2 o’clock p. m. Barry The Republicans of the township of Barry w|U meet tn caucus at F.'tni’s hotel. Hickory Corner* on Saturday July 2Mh. 18P8 at 3 o’clock p. m. /ortoe purpose of electing delegate* to rhe county convention to be held lu the city of Hastings July aoth. ww. also to elect to the county convention yet to be called tor tbe purpose of nominating county official*. Hr Oanu or Oommittbb. Republican- of Hope wUl bold a caucus at Cloverdale Tuesday the 28th at 2 o’clock p. m. BrOtDiior oom. CAMPBELL—On July 13. at bls home in Hope township, Columbus C. Campbell, aged (H years. 4 months, and 29 days. ColumiHH C Campbell was born in Oneida Co, N. Y„ Feb. 14. 1832. He came to Michigan 54 years ago, lived three years in Monroe Co., this state, came to Hope township 51 years ago where lie lived un­ til death called him to his last reward, lie gave his heart to God and his hand to tbe United Brethren church over 40 years ago. He died In a triumphant faith of the living God. He chose bls funeral text ■ which was Psalm 23, 1-4 Inclusive anl also chose bis minister. Rev. J. L. Ickes. “* Ell W. Llndwry. Prairieville Charlotte L. Honeywell. Pralrlevale James H. Window, AUegaa Addle O. Tobias- Baltimore Walter. H. Freeman. Nashville Pear! E. Van Noeker, Nashville .. Jamas W. Wolfe. Coal* Grove BtaUa M.Fuller. Coato Grove William E. Thornton. Carltou Billie A. Myera. Carlton IB Marrtod. WINBLOW—TOBI AB—At toe Haritna Circuit M. E. paroouage. July 14. I8». Mr. James H. Winslow, of Alleon. and Mlae Addie O. To­ bias. <rf Baltimore. Monday evening July 37th at T-J6 o’clock th* Republicans ot tb* various ward* at thb dty «vlll meet at at the following named places tor THORNTON-HYKR8-By Justice Bishop, f aturuay, July IS. William & Thornton Md M.aa the purpose of electing delegate* to the Repub­ Billie A. Myers, both at Carlton. lican Onantv Convention JnTj «th: 1st Ward—Newton’s Mill. 2nd " Babcock’s Cooner Rhop. 3rd ** A B. Kenuton’s OfficeWp do hereby rxpreaa nur heartfelt Ml ** bounty OonPaUBea. _ . , Tbe first ward K entitled to elect S delaraL-w; thanks tn Ute kind fneuds and neighbors tbe second ward 4; tbe third ward <: the fourth ward fl. Detente* to toe County Convention who so kiUilly assisted during tbe slck•to nominate County Officer*'' will not be nes*. death Rud burial.of our beloved wife elected at these caucuses. and mother. W. B. COOK. Henry Anderson and Family. Chm’u. City Comin. �mortwagkrale Death of Ex-GoV Russell, of Mas­ sachusetts. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS.>Tr “X" fZ a Fishing Tour A Terrific Storm. Southe rn Michigan was visited by a nin and windstorm of cyclonic charac­ ter which did damage to property and crops aggregating $150,000. At Grand Haven the American Mirror & Beveling company** stockroom was torn to pieces, and $30,000 damage done. Around Hil’sdale ittVre wl-rc washouts on flfe Lake Shore road. About Galesburg apple, peach and pear orchards were stripped of valuable fruit. In Calhoun county 12 barn« were struck by lightning and burned. In Lenawee county the rain­ fall measured 2.10 inches. The sky was a continuous blaze of electrical fire for hours. In Canada — Brief Sketch of Hl* Polit­ ical Career. St. Adelaide De Pabns, Que.. July 17,— William Eustis Russell, thrice governor of Massachusetts and prominently men­ tioned for the democrarfc nomination for tbe presidencyiheforeijlcsilver feel­ ing became-so pronounced Jp party, died Maidenly in a little fishing camp during Wednesday night or in tbe early hours of Thursday morning. Heart fail­ ure was the probable "ause of death, which came without warning to himself cr friends, as he bad not had a symptom James Magee, a well-known .boxer and wrestler, was called to the “clour of his home in Detroit by an unknown mad and was shot dead as he appeared at the threshold. Magee’s mother, who had answered the ring, wan a witness of the deed. Frank Ashley, a saloon keeper, was ’suspected of the crime. Ashley J.ad gworn retenge on Magee for having whipped Ashley’s brother. M• Early Wheat Crop. Farmers throughout southwestern Michigan have about completed thrash Ing their wheat. This work it,at least two weeks ahead of time. The crop in only alxmt one-seventh what it should have been. Many fields of wheat tint usually averaged 30 to 35 bushels tn the acre this year only yielded five to six Irashcls. iluny Shocks of wheat were unfit to thrash. UtnUth in Michigan. During the week ended on July 11 re­ ports sent in by >51 observers in various jxjrtlons of rhe state indicate that whooping cough and remittent fever increased anil cholera morbus decreased in area of prevalence. Consumption was deported at 210 places, typhoid fever at 34, diptheria at 11. scarlet feverfat 19, measles at t-9 and whooping cough at 18 places. Must Stand Trial. The examination at Ontonagon ol •JHines Stdpath and Duncan Loveridge lor the tnurdui of Millie Beveridge years ago couclu-Ied the other day, hav­ ing lasted three weeks. Th<y were 'hound over to the circuit court on the charge of murder in the first degree without bail. The trial will be one ol tbe most extraordinary on record. To Mine for Silver. It is reported that a party of eastern capitalists, chiefly from Boston, have joined in an enterprise to begin mining cpernt.ioi>s ft|r *ihef hi what is known ns Silver mountain, on the west bank ol the Sturg-on river, about 12 mil**? southeast of Baraga. Outcroppings ol the precious metal are numerous. By a decree of tbe Kent circuit com I ‘Sheriff Stratton, of Allegan county, will get the reward of $1,318.45 offered for the capture of any one of .the Ken­ dallville (Ind.) train robbers. Robert M. Stec», of St. Johns, reputed to be the wealthiest man in that section of the state, made an assignment with liabilities of $100,000 The 100th anniversary of the evacua­ tion of Detroit and of the United States after the war of the American revolu tion was celebrated in Detroit. • For the mopiii of April railroad com­ panies earned in Michigan a total of $2,336,290, or $17,395 more than for the same month last year. The records of the Sault canal hhve been all broken by the tonnage of the past month, which was 2,690.587 tons, or about 209.000 tons more than during any preceding month. Land Commissioner French has re­ ceived a patent for 5,000 acres of choice lands in the upper peninsula from the federal government. On August 13 they will be offered at auction at an upset price of eight dollars per acre. J. L. Klecknor, cashier of the broken Citizens’ bank at Edwardsville, who <7onfc8sed to a shortage of $10,000 in his ^accounts, has left bls bondsmen in the lurch. Jefise JI. Turner, who went to Kaln*4uazoo county in 1832, died at Kalama zoo, aged 96 years. _ Of the 17 early settlers of Cass county who organized the County Pioneer as­ sociation in 1873 but one is now livitfg. , Valmor!- Hoyt, one of the leading .representative 'Agriculturists of Gratiot county, died at his home near .-Minn. Pure Blood means sound health. With pure, rich, healthy blood, the stomach and di­ gestive organs will be vigorous, and there will be no dyspepsia. Rheumatism and Neuralgia will be unknown. Scrofula and Salt Rheam will disappear. With pure Blood Yoar nerves will be strong, and your sleep sound, sweet and refreshing. Hood’s Sarsaparilla makes pure blood. That is why it cures so many diseases. That, is why so many thousands take it Hood’s Sarsaparilla U tbe Due True Blood PurHter. WILLIAM E. RUSSELL- of illness up to the time he retired for. the night. That bis death had been painless was* shown by the position of tbe body when found and the expression on his face. ; Flags at Half-Mast. Boston, July 17.—The news of Gov. Russell's death caused general surprise in this city, and, in fact, throughout the state. On all sides flngs were put at half mast, and the daily\newsp:tpers printed the brief announcement of his death and the long obituaries and trib­ utes in turned column rules. Mayor Quincy has called a special meeting of the city government for to-day to take action on the governor’s death, and Act­ ing Gov. Wolcott will issue a proclama­ tion. DEAD. near as can lie determined ten men are missing. The regular employes of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh ore dock are nil accounted for, cither drowned or at home. The uncertainty arises from the fact that large numbers of extra men art hired each day, paid by the day- and sc no record of their names kept. Seven­ teen bodies have been recovered. REVIEW. PERISHED. Low of Life by the Burning of the Big April nw an, r Iu and fur -«ln Mtutc f Esia’e »( sain virtu* «f hold* Mui inuriv 2 S X 2 ? i a vltfMt for Iw wtu! Deeding* at b<w 1 SS' Um,H?^r In thoronfere am . //..A, front door uf the ilairt IL l-h ’ h, ' Hrtrtlhr*. (our.ty Ar Bany ubi] hly«n. (said Cvurr Hon** i*h>g fhe ttkli-h the Cin-lut Court for ih- o,?;. h keW). st pi biic tuctinn tv ife*. Jr-' /. tub Wrtnwes dn^tjibed In sale -; .7-- ■ ranch tbe'rwf b» mm- hr tcc< • be amount due oq-aid incngac* ” • furtl v.nhtbeintHiert Ihrrtt u. hr.u rteut-rs afcd eApetjrtai AiJuiti d J . , yldert for »n »«id nmrt ^-xge. saj.* ,. Ink situated in ihr 'lowmiKarrnga. In the Count}- of Bnir aMlt h-yxa am: dr-wibed as tbr• R-w ' Snnfli W<s» qtlM!•«■<;k'Mcr.f.n iv( -■■ . Hr?, a t hrtr Non li. rai gt- ti e U, < : rigidy ncres <»f Inad more or p«.t»d Hasiit-JM. Mich. May i;. ir-. I £ I & I “The North Pole made use of at last I * 1 ' > | J 1 & g Always at the front and wherever “BATTLE AX” goes it is the biggest thing ui sigm.. u » markable for its fine flavor and quality as for its low price. A 5 cent piece of “ BATTLE AX” is almost as large as a 10 cent piece of any other equally good tobacco. THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE DIDN’T USE SAPOLIO California, hl&ioo i S&0MV Louisana.’New Mexico Texas, and Arizona. ■ F=5 The Southern Pacific Company SAN FRANCISCO I ThrouQli to California MEXICO, 45 Tezas, Arizona, New Mexico and California i TJ -I- « Administrator of die Estate o cr. deceased. Ah-dicner^t AlGi'.jii-.' " 1 r‘* •" A LOXZO E. K F.KASTvN. Attorney for Jan»r.AdMH» Adir.li■!<»•.> Assignee of said MnrtK.i-r ‘ *r Chicago, July 20.—Fire, which started st 7:30 o’clock Saturday night, destroyed the immense barns and offices of the Mancheater-by-the-Sea, Mass., July 18.—The family of eX-Gov. Russell in- ’ Chicago City street railway, Cottage Grove avenue and Thirty-ninth street, eluding Mrs. Russell and the three chil­ with 600 street cars and three horses, dren—Warren Eustice, Jr., Richard entailing a loss of $542.7u0, protected by­ Manning and Margaret—who are spend- , an insurance of $311,000. Ten persons ing the summer In a quiet cottage over­ were injured and an entire engine com­ looking the bay, were in ignorance of, pany bad a narrow escape from destructhe cloud of sadness overhanging them • tion by the falling of the front wall of until a telegram from Col. H. E. Russell wan. received announcing the death ot' the building. Three lives were lost. Tbe dead are: Mr. Russel). Mrs. Russell was pros- } Frank Crosby, tow-boy; W. L. Elwell, 1 rated by the announcement. Profound ( driver, and Patrick Martin, conductor. grief Is expressed at the news-on cveiy The bodies were found at 6:45 o’clock side here. Sunday morning, and while charred be­ Sketch of nia Life. yond recognition, were identified by [Hob. William Eustis Russell was born tn Cambridge. Mass., In 1857. He was eiu- ’ articles found on them. catod In the public schools and In Harvard I college, where lie graduated In 1877. He ' then began the study of law under his fa- ] ■ Des Moines, Io., July 16.—The re­ TIME TABLE. tiler's direction and took a course of three ' publican state convention yesterday In Eftect May 31.1»6. years In the Boston university law school. , adopted resolutions reaffirming the St. He was admitted to the Suffolk bar In the Central Standard Time. Louis platform of the party, and nom­ April term of 1SS). Mr. Russell was only U years old.when, tn inated the following ticket: 1885, he was elected mayor of his native Secretary of state, George I.. Dobson, of city, having already served as council- ' Des Moines: auditor, C. G. McCarthy, of Stations. man and aiderman. In 1888 he was nomi­ Nevada; treasurer, John Herrlott. of nated for governor, but was defeated by Stewart: attorney general, Milton Remley, Ames. It was in this year tha: Mr. Rus- . renominated; supreme judge, 8. M. Ladd, NOKTB. sell gave evidence of his gifts as a stump Sheldon: railroad commissioner. Ed A. p. m.| r. tnl speaker. He worked apd talked incessant­ Dawson, of Waverly: elebtors-at-large, E. Chicago............... | 11 301 10 »l ly. going about from one place to another. H. Conger, of Des Moines;- Edward “ 8. He was renominated for governor In 1889. James, of Clinton.___________ Kalamazoo Lv.., and Its Connections Operate the This time his competitor was Gov. Brack­ BaatOooDer . Bryan and Thurston to Sprnk. , ett. Mr. Russell at iho head of a'vigor­ RlchlandJnnet ous campaign, reduced the plurality of his ' Madison, Wla., July 17.—William J.• Best First and Second-Class Via C. J. A M. R. R. opponent from S9.0UU to 6,775. Next year, on Bryan, democratic nominee fbr pres:* | Gull l^ke (Yorkville] Service from East to * his third trial, he wu elected by a plural- ' Ckmey ... I dent, and Senator John M. Tburslnn.ol , T AWnriT tna Ity of 3.000. Milo.......... In his Inaugural message he suggested Nebraska, will each speak on his pqliti-1 -LiL/o xxlN LTHjLjJIiO, Delton.... many reforms in state management, but C.ovtrdaie o A XT T?r> a irnTnrr\ few of them became qperatlve, owing to a ,cal* views at the Monona lake assembly : Shultz...... tre on July 31. That la political day| hostile legislature and a hostile council.’ *1L‘1 Hastings... Russell was reelected governor of his ait -- the assembly, and It is usual to have state twice. He retired at the end of ohe prominent man from each pfcrty ani1 hiUnnedlate Polatt. Coats Grove. his third term to resume the practice of speak for it. It Is not yet decided who THROl'GII 1 OCRIST SLEEPING CARS Woodland law. Woodbury Russell’s name was mentioned by his ad- ' the representative of the populist and , > ia D. Chieggo. throughout the Fall mlrers in New England as one which would prohibition parties will be. ' . ’ *leave — ■ — Lansing... look well at the head of the democratic Spring and Winter every WedncmUy Detroit...... mght. and ('lnclnna)L O. every Nonday national ticket Atrihe Jefferson celebra- ! ' The’ People’s savings bank at LunNiug Grand Rapids tion in Monticello, early in this year, the ' closed its doors with liabilities of $150,.. j and Thursday evening, and are run. ‘ ex-governor made a strong declaration in * favorlof honest money. He was associated ODO. with Senator Hill and ex-Secretary Whit- ’ I Gen. George Spalding was unnuimousStations. ney In the contest over tbe olatform a ly renominated for member of congress the recent Chicago convention.] by the Second district republican con­ without change and on fast mall trains. SOUTH. Bleb Premium List PaiiBjngerN holding second-class tickets' can vention. p. m a. tn P-m set tire iwconitnoikMlon? in the tourist sleeping Chiaurn *................ 2 40 I 7 31 »0f Milwaukee,'July 20. — Twenty thou- ( Albert Thurban, aged 24, an employe cars, tiie nrnt tales being from 'Chicago to sand copies of the Wisconsin state’s fair1 a. nr. p. m. p m. df the Menominee River Brewing coin- Calfttirnla iK>lnu. ^5; from Cincinnati to Cali­ o Ffat 0. JfaJbJT. book of 1896 will be distributed among |any, was thrown from a wagon at fornia poin'a. «6.f>0: from Nhw Orleans to 7 00 OUforni* points. 85. per d«: ole berth. From 1 to 7 40 the farmers of Wisdonsin within a few Jlenomfnee and almost instantly killed. New Orleans dally thronph Pullman service Detroit.......................... 3 35 10 24 is operated. days, 10,000 more than in former years. | Woodbury.................... K 10 •t X rti'a* (»racie Dergie, the eight-year-old /• In premiums {alone, not counting purses Woodland ................... . L owest R ates , B est R oute 12 00 i c aughter of John Dergie, living near' Coats Grove................. •8 2t •4 40 •12 U offered for trotting, there will be hung Ludingtcn. was instantly killed by up the sum of $16,000, an increase of Hastikos................. 8 45 4M 1 ZD , lightning. $3,000 over t he premium list last year. William Markille, a pioneer resident •3 00 •5 00 i ro Cloverdale .................. Death of a Pioneer Journalist. 9 12 5 Z! IE < f southwestern Michigan, died at Al­ Delton.......................... Kansas City, Mo., July 17.—CharlesS. ■ all points In Milo......................... " * wns n heavy land owner. •5 U •2 -j Varis, an editorial write? for the A. N.I Greaser .......... •5 V. •2 35 .. Kellogg Newpaper company, a pioneer Gull Lake (Yorkville... i M» .... of Kansas and one of thd oldest! Rast Cooper Lv............ •U W! -5 58 Richland Junction....... 0 4*1 *5 V) 2 50 newspaper men in the state, is dead. Kalamazoo Ar......... io oo; o io 2 85 He was 63 years old. He had been ill nn iijfnal only. Agents must signal for several months. Trains at Fi»g stations as soon as they can be For iuap8. Urac tables, and farther Infor- seen. Gen. Slgfried Dead. AND NEURALGIA CURED BY Train* will be run at tbe convenience ront<? *nd advice, or re­ Pottsville, Pa., July 20.—Gen. J, K. yarding Calltonda, apply to of the ( onipanv.wbn reserve' the right to cbrtige I he time of such trains without notice. W.G.NEIMYKH. Sigfried died Sunday morning at his , I \°S ’ " l11 *BSl Ht Woodbury for passenger Gen'l Western Am-nt, residence in this city, aged 60 years, 230 Clark St. Chicago. Ill. traL No. I and Freight No. 49 on D. LAN. after a brief illness. He was a brigadier ■am,olUu,paper. W.H. HillCo.,tl«trelt.»lcl>. W. H. CONNOR. No. 8 will watt at Richland Junction until ar­ Commercial Agent. Bo. Pae. Co. general during the late war, and was at rival of Ko 8 on C. J. 4; M. R’y. Cincinnati, O. Baggage must I* at Depot al leart t mlnutea one time a major general of the state 8. F. 11 MORSE, t*fow> leaving tirnte ot trims, so that Agents national guard. G. 1’. and T. A.. So.Pac. Co. may have time to check It properly t otbera Ise It may not gn forward until next train: ■ New Orl«aD». La Land Hales Increase. H. C. POtTKB. L. SXBGXAjrr YES, why not when you can New York, July U.—The total laud Get)’! Manager. Gn’l P. & T. A. ttupt. put tbe medicine right on the sales of the Northern Pacific compa-uy Rheumatism .. . ’•»» 1 S? j , ( ( Continued Uncertainty of Financial Future Cnune DeprcMloD. * . New York, Ju’y IS.—IL G. Dunn & Co. in their weekly review of trade say: "Disapprove! of the action at the Chi­ cago convention has had some influence in iho markets the past week, but a tar more Important factor has been the feeling that .the financial future Is still uncertain. This acute attack of doubt, coming* at a'time when business is for other reasons serious ly depressed, has made the week unusual- | ’y gloomy in speculative circles. The av- j erage price for 60 active railroad stocks has declined from 147.22 to $44.76 per share, and the average of trust stocks from $47.33 to $44.48 per share. ••Failures for the week have been JG9 tn the United States, against 258 last year, and 35 In Canada, against S3 last year." Bradstreet’s says: "Nearly all general merchandise mar­ kets continue dull and the volume of busi­ ness is smaller than anticipated. Little or no disposition Is shown to engage In new enterprises. Among more favorable fea­ tures are relatively encouraging reports concerning trade at nine business centers, together with an improvement In quota­ tions tor wheat, Indian corn, oats and jork. and firmer prices for wool, sugar, lumber, leather and print cloths." THREE Dt fault haring teen made Mn n,e '“vnsoeilHlrd llir 1st6* Uaj *uI W.-ausfe u» Wm. a Dob a of th* t « L *•*■** **£•<»• a-") Oawnj >n, Thtatfatta Dr>*r oi th-C.u ji,' • ' WWW tim» of tbe Cleveland DiBMter. Cleveland, O„ July 17.—Tbe mast ap­ palling disaster which has occurred in Cleveland, except the viaduct horror last winter, when a loaded street car plunged 100 feet into the river, oc­ curred Thursday night nt eight o’clock. -While a fiat-bottofned ferry bont. load­ ed with between 40 and 50 laborers, was crossing the old river channel, it was capsized and all tbe men th town into the channel, and between 15 and 20 drowned, 14 bodies having already been taken from the water. Cleveland, O., July 18.—AH Friday the work of dragging the river-bed atjj tbe scene of Thursday night's disaster j was continued. The coroner- has been , diligently inquiring and is certain that several bodies are stiH'in the river. As j TRADE MOICIGAGK KALE. ' "" Default having been made In tl;e rondifioft of s certain murteaye made b\ M -Ml7 Kerens. Ferenc* R.Muldira- <‘ir:-a y Lj. ker. Nary E. Barker Blanche H. Partt r Azui. Barker Martin V. Barker IKrrieV J bISS Uf Emily D. Bostwick, of Itimca. x.> vJI dited December 17 A. D. usw. al:,t cd tn the office nf Ibe Begirt er. f County «f Barri and Sute'61 Nkhlku, on til tetli day of Dectmin-r A. D in i niAS Mort rase?, on.paae 7s.on m hlch tuts iscitumed to be due at tiic dale <.( the sum ot E'Hht hundred Ninety Ejtht DoibE wd xin«> EiatrntvAM u uttn", “ Jffi Twenty-five Dollar* pHivim.'. i,,r m S-J mortgage, and uo suit or |>rmfeedHig» at law baviug been Instituted to rewcr the ,-i-.<-.r.A* around by said ftot<ga«e.or'a:<> tarttures: Now,Tberrf<»rr. by virtue of tt.r newer ci sale contained lb »aid mortgage. a»a the *ut. ute in such case made and provided, uotiee 1« hereby glreo, that oo Hathrdnv lhe m dav of August A D. tWGjat 10 o'ciock.ia the fonnw-i r shall sell at Public Adriion. toibc h'ghe*: blddcr al the North tropt door of the Court Boom in tbe City of Harting*, (that beit.g the :<!atv where the Circuit Court for Barry Countviu Iiolaen). the premise-, described jn »*ld martg»ge. or so much thereof as may be me**ary to pay the aim util due on raid tnorteare. with s per cent, taterrrt. and all b-yal e<»t*. tvcciker with au attoruerS fee o! Twentv five Dollars covenanted for therein, the.prtir.br* belne de­ scribed in sakl wurtpLirf as all that certarii lot piece and parcel at land situate tn the Toaunf Maple Grove iu the County of Bam and «ttte of Michigan, auct known and described as lotlows; | The Ea«t half of the South Ea« Quarter of Section Tbtrty-twn <32) In Town Two U*» North Range Seven «*) West coutalntrig Eightv Acres 01 Land.more or less. I Emilv D. !b-iwicg, m. ~ .. Mort-ajjtt. Pmur T.Coickovf, . Attorney for M«rt:>Kre. - ' . Dated April swb, tHc. ' MORTGAGE HALE Default bavins been made in the condition* of a certain mortgage, where: y (he tamer itirtrin contained to m*II naa become miera:he execut'd I by Freeman H. Hoeiwlrknji Bacrj C«-untr lirtte State of Michigan to John Daiet vort Ira Deveui-ort Executor? of the last vlll ar.d t<*tameutof fra Davenport deceased bearing date, the S/coud day of June A. D./dgblem lur dred and elehty-one am: rerorded1 m tbe office of tb$ Kt-chrer of Deeds-, for tbe county of Barry tn said State r-f Miebit-au. on tbe Twenty third day ot June A. I» rtchteen. hundred and eighty one !n Lilx-r <4 Mortgige?, ou page 900 which said momtage 'was cuiy aaalgned ou the tenth day of Jan'inry, A. D. .eighteen hundred and ninety fhv. by \h« said John and Ira Davenport, exeet;tors tof>;wroa D. Waterman. <>f Detroit. In said Mate, land Emr Nt T. Tappej* of the same place. ?ole executer of tbe last will of Pamela V.', Tappeytdeceased .and Helen E Waterinanof tbe “titfeof Colorado. Mdr executrix of the last will uf Thomas G. Waterman, deceased-, nbltb said »«rignmeut wax. on tbe First day of Jam X I>. eighteen hundred nod ntnetj-flve r»r"n!r{l in said Regbier’s tiffice. in Liber c.' of MotjtJgrs oa page 375 upon which mortgage tlien* h claimed to be due at th? date of tht* i-oticel tbe ?utn of Three Hundred and rtKty-fiw a<s!»n (S36.VOO) and norn.lt or proceed tea? at law bsv wg been Instituted at-lax* to reciirr the same or any part tbrileoL notice B i her-lore herroy given, that on Tue»dav the 2Sh day cf Ausurt next, at eh rru o'clock In tie foren< or I-Miail *ell nt Dubik* auction, re tsr lifgbtsb idfdrr. i.*alr to take puce at the trvnnioor ui iliet’cnrt HoUM-. ID the efty c! Hartltig« tbal IclFg tbe place where 'he Circuit Cour: for Hany muilj’ In held), the premises 'cwcrit.ed In ^aid Sionca* e. <«*r so ’rnrh thereof *M--t H-tivry tusalisfr the amount <m« on Mirlpdt. winir-eren t*r cent.'Interest and ’r r.deostt. together with an atiornry ti-«- <4 Futera Drt; la’B provided farTry Matnir . that i? to say. The folkiwlnc piece'cr parcel vf >»' <’ ' i ' . , Tbe Soulli West Quarter nf tin- .-inti' yrrt West <i!»irt«-r of fhcU-n Twenty tao i io Town-nip Two!ji‘l Nirth. Kat u-e I. > ■ best, in the County ilany amt s:*’-* *cf c-ontalnim: forirkcn-s nwrer Dated Kalamafoo May !> :■ Caxkros* l» u • ri tor.; . BuiKsrT.TArrr FwrufriL HU.K5 E.Wath: A"'lT J. D. Bt Rsa. Attorney tor X' Piles Cured during the fiscal year just closed amounted to $1,641351, an increase of nearly $1,000,000 over the land sales of th* previous year. Quits ths Ticket. Fairbury, HU July 18.—C. A. Windle, the nominee for lieutenant governor on the prohibition ticket, has forwarded his resignation to Chairman Gere, and declared his intention to support Bryan for president. Death of aa Ex-Governor. Augusta, Me.. July 20.—Ex-Gov, Joseph H. Williams, aged 84, died at his $1 per bouk. SORE SPOT? ►****•*4 "A thctiMmd K-heth-t ■ ।' 1 . • Use the \ “Ball-Bearing J Dr. Handy’s Pile Cure reaches the sore spot and cures Blind Bleeding and Itching Pile*. At drug. Send Far Booklet w. n. Hux co., Detroit, Mich. r«»A». sunooi. SIXTEEN TO ONE ....... ill 1 null MmtRbg . (Coupon) Banti*. M a brigs i.roflt; luu-res’ and In roM rr-eardlos of Wear. PisU Fa*«*ncr» hold Hce«. C H. FABCO * CO- < T~ Not one part but every part of HIRES Ro?^ tends toward making the perfect temperance fL5j)Kj.iP.^3.rs and healthgivmg dnnk- n* Satvj F»1U RmU." HAU . First E l*sl * js I ft ---- l\5»5'Si»5|,tasll'A C. R. OSBORN, Local Ajrtut. Rami nr Ri’oeiai. o. P a T. A. Chleaa'. . ’ ' . : . • ADMINlSTKAl-rtl/SSA^:In the matter of tbe Estate rt r !’• lev {Deceased.. . _ , ,suihih. Nu’lce is hereby given that I ?!:3i! m-H m lie Auction, ui the htgbe»t bl€-1-r.on b ii.ra») the twenty tli tn day ot July, a * i**-"o'clock, in the lon\Reou. at tiie Dc-balv <«'•*»“ tbeCourt Hotbe. la the r:ty<< lla< M’- in tM County of Barty, fn the Stair bf N*.cat-^w PUNiit to License and author tj on the nfth dm- of June. A. 1» < f 1 0 /f.1 bate Court of Barry County .:;n. estate. rtRht. Hue and Intele.»t ‘ I >'•• ‘-J11 ceased of. Iu and to the real »««'•• *7, being In the i>iai)ty of Burry. • >'i‘ f “ MlObltan. kfltwn and d.ur — to wlt: The North E»'t !r •»** ’“ Section fourteen town ohe (V > - * .»• ’ (W) West cwitainliig oi r liutdir'. tii?*-»« nerrx of land inoteor |es« Dated June rth A. D- IK* .«t4ior . AMcrt C. Tow Ki A,dtttiPiairytCT-_ . AR - THRO-PHON -1-A had held different positions of krustaml Htod s Pills SEVENTEEN No e. Freight. Thursday, July 23 1896. COOK BROS. P.-oprlators. SUDDENLY CALLED NO. 4 Banner Kai. Express asTings r^Mir *» Th. Chww r y �nighu*Hn^i^k2ffal“,t.lhc PB‘* orH? ! °*:m “a ct’raxonaoir as circumstances ' deck when .2 1 tb« cool new of the standing «ptmn came up, and, Thu night was stil?n’ n =hlp l„vXX »«>«11'• -od ,he “Still oc»?hT,onlts“ — _ “i ।. ?n. “w,,ua ellday weather." sal Mid I r: “ TVi y weather, ■ it?” -'I ho™.OOK ,orJnuchmoreof It?" ' -I.?* no'" M M. -’At. h-J '• “ Mid h". =u>Phx ciaphatlcaliv. i. - til: Xr I BY W1UUIPR T. fllCHOUS. * j ...Copvrtcht. :»»). t, J. B. Upptacoa Company­ L 1HANCE, or, ! apeak more •curately,. n aeries of those jests of fate we call chance, made me one of the ship’s company of the J s t a u c h clipper Mary Peck, bound 1 from New York to wvek before that bright windy March day when she spread her broad wings and caught the ocean Hook, nothing had rfixn my thoughts round the Hom. 0.11 an by balloon, an exploration id wikis, or or h raid oh the ihiuve propo- , north i ole would . - seemed, a .-•tion as feasible as this ventured the >;>u(hu;ud. > :i young physicianatruggluig i: • •tfectuallM to prove that the coiuni’un ty had need of him-and that the ycyrs “f -preparation for his:pcofaesi<in !.a<i nut l»eeu ibrown away. It was ehaaev the first that Ca.pt.-Abner IVk should ieome back Jtrom a vovtige to tf-c -west coast to find the wifeof h > besom ih failing health,and U resolve to take her with him on bis next run tosthe farther sid^ of the sis­ ter conthienr. It was chance the Bee­ end that, in bis anxiety for his spouse, the skipi>er should decide to shipzi surg’eor* as part owrier>of the Maty Heck, kv n -.u- entitled to-some luxuries. 'It v .k ehyru-e the third that the captain and I. Alfred Morris,'M. D.,shoukhroeet st ihe house of n friend in ’.he New Eng- Diy daily bread; and it may have neen J..’he fut rth that we fraternized . .jl, i;: -tmirnon cordiality. The seauu! - i me--.something.of his plans; 1 i .-i. : ;. 'l to'him the story of a few a ri: - . • • -if n • uphill fight. The talk . . !i. making «.definite proposi­ ti.hi. 1 n-'-i-il 4S hours to consider it— . . ■ —i :■ In :2. In going tosea I . Jill;’?. A fi patients.chronic ■ .i •;nh«‘s a:id uncertain as to paj‘an : <1:1 ; iyis»«r; in-exchange for them, ! ■ . L’ i: I for passage on a fine ship, of the landlord hugliear, . • c'.Jirient to supply spending ;. • .it the ports we might tooeb at to I ring rue home with a little » ‘••••r is my pockets. * Ono- th** die wju» cast, the thought of •In- \oy.:”»! tilled mt with glee; fur it offered .! first pn^ecr of adventure, from lx.iy!x»od mine had been an । xisi• r.reof vicissitudes. Leftanorphan in childhood. 1 had grown up into my elder'/ bachelor, who treated me with i'.ix...irc uf the fondness tie-felt for i u.muLs . ..i the distrust he manifested : :hnse debarred from the suf■ < ircuH'stauccs of age or sex. if • tuuhjrstand children, and he -J UMiiien.- He owned a suiall facJoijy in iiodneytown, a village on the v Et.gaujd coast 4.vh*oh had closed | .-nl progress a Ixxit the middle j :lu! century, but which still .main- I ■i acti-.rfy enough to keep it alire; i uei-s- teudum attempted to .inter-' fen-with my Amusements, which..n« it j hn;.|m-i .;. "er.erall.4 took xneout-of his j and heating, thereby, oo doubt, ■ gaining In- (v.it approval. 1 was a | rather ■ . T»ttle fellow in those j /la . s. wiifj a JiUirg for prowling about • •the fiehis and along the lM*acb or pad­ I dling a crazy taft- >up und down the > wiiulli.v.- litjjj Mreaans in which tbe I :'.-:glii.‘<.»rrjood altounded, and on the <I ’ ’ s >f Hit hirge«t.uf which Rodney- j v.:. ' built. BHxind the village I i Gng low ridge, aind beyond that । ia t :rn , as a rolling country, well j Woo; '■'> l<n*J fairly fertile- Between the j tl he beach si retched lowlands ■HiDfrol on i|je seaward side with salt and j>cneTrut«l ia many places Jd Hdal creeks of which mention —-n made. For farming pux>poses hinds were of little value, and at j ' 1 und they many dwellers. In I i*4 day there isscaretfy ahabi- ’ cast it commanded a view of the bav a brood exponw of „Mter ah(.|Ured ocean guie. by a long eape jutting out from the mainland some miles to the wth and then cun Ing so as to extend almost parallel with the linv of inner beach. To the west was the plain, and beyondjt the ridge. To thc.Lorth and south vmm the amphibious region where marsh and dry land joined. But U»e great nttrnetjon of the p|acr its isolation. Nobody dreamed of inrading my retreat, and there I could imagine myself monarch of all I sur­ veyed, ruling a realm so deserted that •the very lonelinem of it, for which I loved it, sometimes terrified me. My uncle’a death, cutting short my stay in Rodney town, led to my removal to the far different scenes of a small city in central Illinois, where dwelt an­ other of my father's brothers, a child­ less widower. He was an austere man. intensely practical, and well calculated to cure me of the romantic moods I had learned to cherish, had we but rome to terms of affection. Unlucki ly, however, we had loo little iu common to reach even amity. At 18 I was told the time lor study was over, that the time for toil hod arrived. He took me into his shop—he was a merchant in a small way—and lor a year strove zealously to discover some trace of bnsiness ca­ pacity in his assistant. Failing utterly in this, he called me before him, gravely passed his verdict on my manifold de­ ficiencies. :amd inquired whether I had aqy plans in mind. One of my friendsV-u few hud been acquire<l, perhaps by force .of eiroumstandes—hnfl entered a medical school in a neighbonngdty; and, on the spur of the moment, I elected to follow his example. My guardian—he held that post in virtue of tbe small estate left to xne by xny first protector—offered no objections, though he gave formol no­ tice that tbe funds in his ftossession would hardly suffice to do more than carry me through the school. Unde­ terred by the warning, I matriculated, and for two years studied faithfully, receiving a degree at the end of the second, and thus becoming entitled le­ gally to cxjxeriment onhunianifyt As, by virtue of strict econnxuy, there was still some pnqney to xny credit, I de-termixied to spend a year at a famous eastern school; and 1 carried ot^ the plan, only to meet one of the keenest of disappointments at the ckwe of the period, through failing to secure a covute<l apppintiuent as a hospital interne. Just at this time, too. cameniews of •tbe death of my uncle. He bequeathed to xne a| letter of somid advice and a 'tbousam) dollars. By means of the lat•ler—and! disregarding the former—I spent a fourth year in study, this time selecting another of the great instjtu- tiems. "The balance leftat the end of the senaon served to equip a modest office in the city.!in which < apt. Peck found me, juki- entering ray 25th year, with re­ sources (exhausted and hopw blighted by the .^ryary waitirig for payixjg pa­ tients <wpo did not- copiy. Add to these' • nHibles' a share of anxiety as to ray health, .i^nd one can understand thbwillingneos |>with .wlucn I beeame surgeon of t he Mnry I’ecX. LSke, x-.zjh almost a new ship, . Mainebuilt. Yankee officered and manned by a ierew representing many nations. She was of’ about a thousand ton** burden, ----and was freighted with a cargo Of cun- sKlcntble value. Her living quarters aft were comfortable, if not luxurious, nhd the cabin fare was excellent. The captain nhd his-wife, the two maths and i. made up the population of that part of the vesseL The Mary Peck’s run to the equator was circumstances ••,*»•» made in — .......... ............. ......of the sort to delight <«oth the skipper and the l>air " ho were making their first deep­ water Ooyage. Barxiog a sharp gale wmin after she cleared the coast, the ship encountered' fine weather down to the litk. with ptat? ot wind, but D0^t00 much of it—a very important qualifica­ tion in the eyc< of the novices. As tbe days gtiew warmer Mrs. Peck throvi’ Muuziiiily. the color came l?nrk ’’ *to ’'*her ’*”" chocks, end her strength increased, tn­ til we almost forgot that she had begun tlie voyiage tm invalid. She herself credited o’d ocean wiUi hcr improve­ ment. and the captain v\» much of ber way of thinking, while my notion of the matter was that the companionship of ■ her tall, bronzed husband counted for I more with the little woman tban'B-a lair and sunshine combined. At nu ' events, -however, the surgeons |xe . I jiromised to be n sinecure, To tbe line, os has been said, fortune 'I i showered- ber favors upon us, but no , sooner was oirrprowcleavingthe waters । ’<■ he found.from onaotMl of the rhe other, though a litiJe way • of the ridge which bounds u-ual clusters of farmhonsrs. u fascination of a kind.ia this ■w. which seemed to belong to the land than to the sea; l tunny happy days exploring aud I siptuitjujanj. •t. ii. re and there, rising from the inrr-h^ were rocky hillocks, steepuded; and dotted with dwarfed tree* and !.tiy|.r-jj wherever, by accident, sufh-'erit soil had collected to give the •’°ot •:i ^' ^rfng. On one of these islands j --;ts Uiey may be called for want of a I . lortnirht - i-<> “iter icrni—| discovered a house, old, i faint u« hardly io give the ship ateerI.nway. 1'et.shecontrived to crawl on. l-nl long unfenanted, but not dilapidaily putting aoinc lengues of her rood ! dat*;d. Why its builder had chosen its behind her; for her master wm a emart Me us |ie hud was not to be explained, seaman, and made the moat of every or be h;u| |ong been dead and buried: cafe-paw. Nevcrtheleas it wns elow ut bit uorif remained to prove that ’ work, and all of ae longed for cooler »•-•. like isOsi of his contemporaries, had . day, End freah winds with on invigaa honest constructor. This old , Uoum- cucfaautcd tnv Lwt- Tn th* ; oratlne- keenness in theirrosb. ho,k,« At last I was able to report ' I that’ad considered, iie was doing ! ver-v wdl, TJ^118 tTnod news," said die captain. k«rtily. -3j ths dw Myth.z? about u,m or ,he of tte ‘••‘’■“cr r I "Oily that, though be i.» Brazilian. ¥, “i*aks English like u Briton. Tbe ! Irirlf . ...._ . . ■ . ■ _ whu ^7o’.r.“r.u^r0r^ “And xvi. a ! knows nothing but her own tongue. j “Ye, '■ > 'll’sountx eonrs,i SbtW«>!1 him now. watehing him. almnke O„„ T”1' “lt'* cnnu?b «° ‘"T ,hcr‘- ’”“'l‘i‘'g lor l..-r lo.lo.; But ne^° PrU-V f°r cnfiu' «>><14crew. | "You learned his name?” • Mr wwrh“? ! °"ght 11Dt «« complain. I "" ~ j “So much I’ve extracted from tbeaail! । ors,” said Capt. Peck, “but very liftle ; ........ .. — ’ » “ « -O >l«lc “ «• «ken (|le rush Wag T .. । were ------------------almost ----------------------------left behind. Most of 4he j j crew and passengers got away in three ' other boatx. fhe one we met watTtSe ' tta wme.'hrU!*c‘f>»«oPilnmu-. Inwt. to pull away from the steamer; I , That sgibe limit cf ii5ft»rn.at:an u be • w.?TjiU j!e“ luI B U“' *o "«it,atthi. ' had from inc men.” “1 suppos<- that nothing ha:, been seen ' Su L>r I’ve ootj lmd One 'r u"? nntl tl,e ocean disappouBtlng.' |. of the other boats?”' ' । forwnnl b> Ml »m <s of inci- I! “Nothing. I'll do my best tp find dents, but not one has occurred.” . them, but it’s not likely we’ll come “Wait till we’re in the Pacific before '] ucrass them. Tbe 'people we have on'1 *ou reach conclusions. By the wav I> board lost trace of them the.first night. " hat manner of incident might yoil God pity the poor souls crowded into crave?” b those three bnate’” “Anything not too perilous.* You The captain w#a ns good as his woxd. k“°? the list better tnan I.” and, aided by a light breeze which came ' *1 m willing to avoid them all this os opportunely as if designed to assist he nn8w«*<l. "-ith a laugh. in this errand of mercy, the Mary Peck iU.>. li an^ excitement occurs you cruised about in search of the flotilla. shall be notified promptly.” Nothing was seen of it, however, and “Ou the strength of the promise PU when, after’ lying becalmed for two turn in,” said 1, and, leaving him to days more, her sails were again flnah his cigar, mode my way below, filled by the wind, her Imjw tunxed to'the to toss and t urn in my bnnk for a time, south, aud once mofe she was beaded and then to fall into a restless slum­ for her oesl; ution. Long afterwuixl ber. Presently, as it seemed, from the it was learned that an English ship had <^ro"sin<*ss "’Web wo* heavy upon me, rescued the occupants of the boats on though the summons whs loud enough the day following that on which the te wake the soundest of sleepers, the steamer burned,^and had carried them ” steward rapped ujxra the door. The to London. daylight in the stateroom proved that, As We drew Into cooler latitudes after all, the night had passed only too Perez mended steadily, although, as quickly. J may be imagined, his recovery was a “What’s the matter?” I called out, tedious business. Yet, in -view of his convinced that the mon must have condition when he was hoisted to the blundered and called me at least an deck of tbe Mary Peck, neither he nori could find cause for complaint. lor Hbur too early. “The cap’n requests you to step on six weeks he was confined to his state room, and in that time I came to know deck at onct,” he answered. “Wliat for?’’ I demanded; but the him well and to like him exceedingly. stewaril had gone his way, and there Of-himself he said little, but, bit by bit, I learned something of his story. liis was no answer. Pulling on a pair of trousers and a father was u Brazilian, but his mother jacket, 1 hastened to obey the skipper’s was English, and the greater jiart of orders. At I reached the deck I caught his youth was spent at English schools. sight of a hide knot of men about a 'Since ajttalniug manhood he had lived near Rnd,'making an occasional trip to figure lying motionless on a grating I'urope! The Indy in his charge on the Kneeling at the side df the prostrate homi'v.ard voyage which hud been in­ man was a woxnan, and n little forw ard ! terrupted so disastrously was a cousin, two strange sailors were surrounded j jwho, after some years iu Portugal, was by half a d.ozen of the ship’s crew. “Here’s business for you, doctor,” returning to ber own country. She was not very young, and her beauty was of v ns (’apt. Peck’s greeting; "That in­ the faded sort. In spite of the draw­ cident yor. were logging for lu*t night back that neither she nor Mrs. Peck has occurred fast enough.” ; was mistress of the others tongue, the "What’s happened?" I asked. “Who l [two women managed to.strike up a :• re those people ?” | great friendship and to com fort one an­ “We’ve just picked them up," he an , swdred. “Their boat is towing along- j other vastly in the days of great gales mid high sens we encountered off the side now. They are from d small i’or- [ cape. But the ship fought her .way tuguese steamer, the Nina or Nita, from I IaX.bon for Rio. destroyed by fire two I through the storms of that stormiesi ft’ regions into the Pacific, and at last days ago. Th; re were four of them in f! her anchor was dropped in Valparaiso tbe boat w_* fell in with, two sailors and ' bay after a voyage, which, south of the two pasHeugers. That man lying there ! line, had been prolonged far beyond her master’s cxjiectntions. There had been no opportunity to transfer Perez to a vessel bound for Rio, ami pci force he hud been carried to the Chilian port. On the day of our ar­ rival. however, he and his companion baric us farewell and were rent aboard a steamer whlch.au hour later,Ixxre them out of the bay.' Our parting was that of friends who could baflrlly hope io meet again. Yet it was luted that a meeting should come, und, that, to6, at an early date. Wcl Wl we-n- on the other ante of II. Again the Mary Peck was plowing the. waves of the Atlantic. Favoring breezes on the Pacific, a fierce but short­ lived storm off the Horn, then a half gale which drove her nt top speed along that roughest of ocean highways—such was the story of the beginning of her homeward voyage. But now the cape had bten rounded and the ship was Ineeliag st tbe aide of the proitrste bm wm » pressing northward toward warmer woman. . latitudes and less tempestuous seas. J.-as broken a leg—got it by a fall ixT Everybody aft-was in the bcstofspirleaving the steaxper, tumbled into the its, as I well remember. boat,’in fact—and he seems to be in It. was even ing. M rs. Peck and 1 were :t i-iighty bad way. We hoisted him reading in the cabin when the captain aboard as easily as possible, but he left the deck und joined uh. The hang­ faiirted from pain while we were doing ing laxup showed drops of spray glisten­ it. He needs your attentibn badly." ing on his cap and heavy jacket, and no And truly nix need was great—a frac­ wonder, for a sthmg, keen wind, was ture of the tibia «*nd two day s in on open sweeping up out. of the southwest, aud, boat with only the Rudest lira hue nt tor though the ship i’as running before it, bis injixry. A glance at the swollen limb urtc could guess flhnt her deck was far was enough to tell the story of his f from dry. < “You two are looking cheery and houjrs of torture. irk? was ft tall, hne-looking man, of hotuelikc down here," st\id the skipper. roirklle age, with well-cut features and । “I tell you, a warm cabin’s no bud place n close-crop|M.*d dark beard. His dress, | on a night like this. There’s an edge to disordered as it was. showed him to be this breeze tnnt, even if we miss nalt the force of it, cuts to the bond! HoW'd a person ot wealth. , . “Best get him pelow at. once, said I. you like to be standing watch, doctor?” •'He’s in for n siege, po doubt of that.** “This is better, thank you,” said I; “Put him iu the stateroom forward “better for the present, at least. I dare of the first mate’s,’* said the captain.. say it won’t bo. long before the deck “Bear a hand here, a couple of you fel­ will have the preference.” "Not if our Iflck holds. Do you be­ lows.” . Two of the sailors dune aft and care­ lieve in luck, doctor?” . .— -----t . . . . ! , With the “Yes, most firmly,” said L The ques­ - tion recalled most unpleasantly the trib­ ulations of life on shore, which, for a little. I had shaken off, but to which a ns the men liftetl him from the grating, return was inevitable. and again ns they felt their way down "And so do 1,” said the skipper. "Still, the companion-stairs. but,on-the who e. with Mary with us we can’t meet any! the job was well done. Then came Hie great misfortune. Old Ocean wouldn't labor, whicn was imrticulariy my ow-d, l>e malicious enough-to build up hes of reducingiuriammatiou.of getting the health only to moke her fate a ship-| leg into sphnts. ami of making the pa- . . = ■Mwi -turning to itio, got news t and secured fo’*uie oil iliat: cononand ia the wjay of to attendance; und when I was coiHaJcacent he took me to his fine estate in the highlands. The Mary Peck by this time ats well on ber way to New York, her captain easy in the knOnledgr that he had left his surgeon in good hand*. 1 Of the weeks passed as Perez’ guest * I shall “ ever cherish a grateful rcmexn- • brar.ee. Kia kindneas was unvarying, liia generosity unlimited. lie had ob­ tained u wry fair notion of my slender ran through the fabric of the vessel prospects, and gladly would have aided Then there were shouts from above me U> seek fortune in Brazil, had not and the noire of men running along the the physicians strongly advised against my attempting to remit im thertL -----Aodeck. ■ • , » -------„— Mrs. Peck started from ber seat, her cqrdingly, he was forced’do content haixls -clasped aud her lips moving. 'himself ’ '* with ’ “ arrangements for my pas­ though no sound came from them. I sage home, which he decided should be had sprung after tbe captain toward inode by way of England, lie would the campanion way. but he turned upon have done xpore, and pressed upon me money, which would have, been a wel­ me fiercely. ’ “Look after xny wife!” he cried. come addition to my resources, had I “Don’t leave ber, man! Back with not refused to increase my obligations you!” . to him. And back I went, though it wab little “Obligations!” be objected. “Don’t in my power tn comfort her. Yet [ let xne bear you mention obligations, strove to reassure .her, as if a frightened Fate has brought us together twice, woman could lie cheered by an equally , You think that on the second occasion frightened man/. Neither of us knew y®« become my debtor, but I what had happened. In our ignorance ! know that on Uie first I incurred a debt we could only dread horrors none ths ' ^° y°u which can never be liquidated, less terrifying for the iudeflniteness of How would J have fared had 1 not re­ them. So for many minutes we sat, oeived skillful treatment after the crew pale and trembling at the prospect of o* your ship hoisted me out of the boat dangers we knew not what. But the ( which I had suffered tortures? It motion of the ship and the tell-tale ' was the one chance in the hundred that compass showed that she was still the rescuing vessel carried a surgeon, speeding on ber course, and after a time . There was fate in it; there was fate in the fact began to revive our courage. accident which drove the Mary At last—bow long the interval seemed Peck ®io. It insy be dcstloy that there is no need of relating—Capt. Peck even for a third time we shall be of service to *the other. rejoined us. 11 — -:-x *the.one V1 ’ *' "” -; “I trust that if the opportunity cornea “What was it, Abner?” gasped his it will be mine, ” said I; "but our live* wife. “What was it?” "Here, here, that, won’t do," he an­ promise to be spent far apart." “Even so. But the chain of destiny swered. “Don’t worry. We’re still afloat, and likely to keep afloat, which so me times links the most remote.” is more to the point.” ’ {. Evidently a feeling possessed him “Then what has happened?" I broke that our connection was not to end with the good-byes, spoken od the steamer In. . • “We struck something. Just what^ which was to bear me from Rio. He we don’t know, but something quite asked many questions about xny piano. I until. from the answers be perceived j awash, for nobody saw anything of it. Whatever it was, we must have sent it that I was turning homeward almoat to the bottom. None of the men caught 1 without an idea of the manner of ex« even a glimpse of the thing as we went I istence before me. Then the talk drift­ ' ed to the sorry experiences of my pro­ over ft." ; fessional career and to the errant char­ “A derelict?" He "Perhaps. However, we’re not badly ' acter of my boyhood existence. damaged, so far as can be discovered. was a sympathetic listener to a descrip* 1 lien of tiie old village on the New Eng-. I There’s no danger.” With a great sigh of relief, his wife land cotst aud the lonely house, snr- V----sank buck in her scat. Ber husband rounded by the marsh, which had been my favorite retreat. Under the spur J . bent over her and kissed her. , “Don’t let her get down-hearted, doc­ of memory, 1 told him jnucb of the.®? tor," said he. “She’s a brave little wom­ abandoned dwelling aud of its isoln- £ . | . •. ’ ■ an if she has only a chance. Remember, tion., “If ever 1 conic to be a misanthrope," j­ both of you, we’re not sinking, but afloat in as sound u ship as ever I declared, "let me retire thither, ns-Efe was sent, off the ways. And now I’ve sured that 1 may remain undisturbed W’. ■ .niHeyesmethiswife:sfarantnstant; the loc-k on the faces of tbe two revealed that, notwithstandingtheir wedding day was far behind them, they were Still lovers. ’•Take ofl those wet things, dear," she siud. “Surely you can spare us u half hour. You’re not needed on dee# all the tone.” “I’ll be with you in two minutes,’’ he answered, cheerily. His hand was on the Latch of his stateroom doori when there, caxne a shock which almost knocked' him from his. feet.* A tremor Yet, if my my mow mood ■ > got to goon deck again.” i ro long ns I choose.; * Ci, lt In spit<* of the confidence he felt, o/ changes, it will be but a step, abd again I assumed, t-heyc was litt le rest for uuv ’ -1—” l»c among xny fellows." ' ” ’’ L shall "Truly an admirable, heritage,” he that night. Morning, to be sure, showed the vessel apparently uninjured.at least observed. » "Indeed it is. The villagers take no a to unskilled ryes, though one could not 1 .... r... a ... ... that the interest old place. Though near ■ help noticing facesinofthethe mates v.cre unusually grave, and that. thtfxn.'ii is out of their way, and tlicxn n 3 the men talked earnest ly among them- ’s no reason why they should visit it. ja ’ ifcselves. The puxxips had bevn going dur-1 They are not people of the sort to waste ; ing the night, as I knew, and now, at in- j energy in tramping through salt bogn.^1 tcrvals, the clunk of.them penetrated ma« who settled there might feej' ? the cabin. Nevertheless the captain । tolerably certain that they would noV*. 'j again und again declared that there was attempt to intrude upon him.” We were silent for a time, but at L no danger, until by force of repetition 1 \l . he succeeded in allaying tbe fears of his J length 1 asked whether be might net U wife. । tlie United States. wire. I “It-is hardly on the cards," he an-|8 ■ , We held tbe breeze for three days. > hours’ dura- ‘ «werefl. “It is not probable that 1 shall K ’ , Then followed a gale of 20 1 " ~ on. ugly sea.' Frazil for some time to come. 1 I tion, which left behind it anUgly sea. ■ The next morning tbe pumps were go- ! have interests to be guarded which U •; a * •• s ing steadily. The cold had moderated ( wc uld suffer in xny absence. Tbecoun* sensibly, and from under the lee of n ’ try is on the eve of a revolution; tlio . ' empire: is doomed, and its fall caxflnot ' boat I enjoyed a pipe and watched thn men at the brakes. After, a little the ( be long delayed. Under the surface skipper, who had been standing near there -are plots and counterplots. have striven to keep clear of them, andj^ the wheel, crossed over tome. have succeeded, so far us active partici-VB “Doctor.” he said, ‘Tve something to pation is concerned; but 1 have bndtkf. I tell you. It is better lor you to learn it ■ knowledge of a number af them, amt’j | now than to come at it after awhile by many of my closest friends are deeply | guesswork. We’ve changed our course involved.‘The nation's need is a strougll i and are headed for Bio.” ; “Thexi the ship’s injury is greater stable government. God.knows bowl we are to obtain it, or what the history ? . j than you supposed?" I asked, with all of the next few years will be.” -.-*e | xny old terrors aroused. Before we separated for the night at -, ‘ “Yes. We have been leaking forward ever, since the collision. The pitching agreement had been made which aft $ • and rolling in yesterday's blow in­ erward seemed curious enough, though« i creased the trouble and made my duty ut Hie time we entered into it with th< B clear. I want you to understand this utmost gravity. It was, in brief, tha . and to aid me in keeping up my wife’s in case either had an urgent request tt,» spirits. Make her believe that seeking make of the other, and the requestM-axfig, made by letter, there should be uscd|| . I»ort- for repairs is more of an extra pre­ either ns a signature or appended t<jK.■-I caution than a necessity.” the writeris- name, a symbol, a Greel . ! “1’11-do my best,” 1 promised, and. cross with three dots ranged xerticall;^ J though my success was doubtful, I honestly strove to aid the captain's de­ to tbe right of it. Perhajis4t was Perez carnextiwss ns we talked over the mat S? signs. Of the anxious days of that run to Bio there is little to re­ ter which proven ted xne from npprejK,! ciuthig its strangeness, a little refleoB cord: but, reach it ns we did at length, with the piiinjis going, -the tion might have persuaded me that w»' j men almost worn out and the’ ship were wasting our breath, for it .wat ’n - homing a good deal less freeboard difficult to understand how 1, in myw : jKzverty and potticrlcssaess, could eve® 3 than she had displayed iu the Pacific. We learned, soon after our arrival, that aid one w ho possessed so much of th» - ■ Perez was but of Ute city, and that it resources I lacked; but, under the in,;'., was uncertain when he would return. fluence of my friend’s grave face am ; words, a pledge to heed h!« call woJK The work of refrfurs on the ship was ghen ns solemnly as if the alliauc* J pushed, for her master was desirous to were one of equals. flV lose ns little time ns possible. There The following day, a passenger on tht JiL were sojiK* cases of fever reported steamer Bedouin, I leaned upon thf<~| among the shipping, and once or twice vessel’s rail and watched the BraziliahM I was called aboard vessels to prescribe highlands growing less and less in th< J for men lying ill of the disease. I doubt ■whether my ministrations had distance. much effect. Yellow Jack being then more of g stranger .to,xne than was the Rudolph Krueger, of Daggett, hat -case Roiuewlxat later. While spending a -day ashore I was seized by the fever. been arrested on a charge of poisoning! I was hurried to a hospital, there to the cattie of a aeighbor. At the annual meeting in Kalamaaoc fight iny. battle with the grim enemy. The struggle was so clone, us I learned of the Michigan Funeral Director*’ ari afterward, that probably it would have ' aociation G. W. Harrington, of that i gone against me, had not Peres, re- city, was elected president. T READ SHIRLEY SMITH'S LETTER ON EIGHTH PAGE. A VERY INlERESiiNG WR1TE UP OF HIS ANOTHER LETTER NEXT WEEK. TRIP ABROAD WHICH HE IS NOW ENJOYING • ■ i’. JL4 �PERSONAL MENTION. Hastings Banner. Thursday, July 23, 1896. TomfltGh Tells wnu He is a RepimilGan. MARSHALL L. COOK.Bditor. BMTKRKD AS SKCONU CLA8S MATTI TO HA8TCTOS. MICH., PO«TOFFI< AUGUST 14, 1870. EDITORIAL NOTES O1 At the late Republican convention at Arizona, held to elect delegates to the St. Louis convention, Tom Fitch, one of the most noted free-silver advocates in the terri­ tory. was called upon to speak, and responded in a speech rthich for simple eloquence and beauty of diction deserves preservation. His reasons why be sbohld remain in tie Republican party are unanswerable, and should be read by all Republicans. The rep­ lug will In nv way dwarf thelrenthuslasm fur the grand old party. The full text cf Mr. Fitch’s speech is as follows: “Gentlemen of the Convention: I thought that the seclusion that the upoer gallery grants, combined with other circumstance*, would exempt me from any Invitation io apeak before this convention, but your repealed calls leave me no alternative eousb? tent with courtesy but to answer them. “The speakers who have addressed you have spoken of the free coinage of s.lvcr ac a cardinal principle of the Republican par<x*, 1 fear that the St. Lotil*. convenilcn may compel us to retrace some of our steps in this matter, and as the statesmen who control this convention have not included me among those most fit to represent Arizxnaat St. Louis, I feel quite at liberty to telfthe truth. * “I suppose no one will queslh-n my long devotion to the cause jf free silver cultiagt.' Years ago, at the Inception of the movement. I. as vice president of the national National Republican Ticket. executive committee of the all ver convention. In connection with A. J. Warner, tie president of the committee, traveled through the South and West preaching the doc­ trine of bimetallism, and l.bave never since had occasion to change my views with re­ spect to the great benefits that might result to this Nation from the complete restoiatlon of silver as a money metal; and yet there are other circumstances quite as, in- FOB PRESIDENT. WILLIAM MC KINLEY, of Ohio. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. GASKET A. HOBART, of New Jersey. OUR FINANCIAL. PLANK. fluentlal which most be potent In determining my future action, and the future action of many Republicans In this matter. , ' “Ibis morning a friend, wbo Is a member of this convention, and who now hon­ ors me with his audience, said to me: ‘Mr. Fitch, you have always been a pronounced advocate of the free coinage of sliver; what will you do if the St. Louts Convention adopt a plank In their platform favoring a single gold standard and denouncing the fiee C ’’nage of il’yer?’ I did not answer this question then, but with your permission I The republican party is unreservedly for Will do so now. sound money. It caused the enactment of “1 belong to the Republican party because Its history is the history of the growth the law providing tor the resumption of the greatness, and the freedom ot this Nation; because its purposes are patriotic; be­ specie payment* iu 1879; alnce then every cause it Is the friend of labor without being the foe of thrift; because it Is wise, be­ measure calculated to debase our curren­ cy or impair the credit of our country. We •re, therefore, opposed to .the free Coinage cause it is just, because Its restoration to complete power will rekindle tie furnace anil start the turbines,, and fill the land with the music of contented N. T. Parker was to Greenville, Friday. Judge Smith left for Bay View* Monday Tbe illinot, democratic atate conven­ tion added bTpocrlx.v and double dealtr.K to the sUvcritc doctrine of repudia­ tion and dishonest dollars when it de­ Glared in ito platform: “We favor the aoundesl and safeat money known to mon. • ' • * We demand the repeal of that republican and plutocratic leffialation which demonetixed ailver and re­ duced it to the level of token money, destroving by one-half the atock of real money. • • * We demand the irm raediato reatoration of the free and nalimited ooimige ot both gold and sil­ ver ■» •> stondord money al the rate of sixteen ounces ot ailver io one ot gold ot equal fincneaa. with full legal tender power to each metal.’* This dectaration of free silver wm termed the “biniP<ullism which wok made the basis of our njonetar;? system by Ba toil ton and Jet’, fergon.” OT all kinds of fraud the cauting bumbug is the worst. The sincere but mistaken silverite, who admits that, free coinage at sixteen to one would put this country on th'e silver basis, arc deserving of far more respect-than the mien who have the impudence to talk of “sound and safe money” in connec­ tion with their 50-cent-dollar scheme. Every man who is old enough to vote knows Hint free silver, with the bullion value of the two metals at a ratio of thirty to one, means silver monometalBam pure and simple. This is the standard of Mexico, China and India, where its frequent end violent fluctua? tlons and decreasing purchasing power testify to its “soundness and safety.” Is that tbe kjjjd of money the American noon. *> Sheriff McKcvltt was to South Haven t Mrs. Jan. L. Wilklna is Thlting friends iu ChicagoMrs. Julia Willison and Miss Bessie are visiting In Kalamazoa Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Denslow are visiting their son at Muskegon. Mrs. John Shewn, of Nebraska, is visit­ >• black as tbe raven’s wing, and say to ber as Ruth said to Naomi: ‘Whither thou go« st, I will go; and where thou lodgest, I will lodge: thy people shall ba my people, and thy God my God; where thou dlest I will die, and there will 1 be burled. The greatest question before the people is whether they want to restore tbe pro­ Bryan is the “Boy Orator of the Platte," tective tariff or not to where it used to-be but if this country ever needed the “Mau of In the good old days. If they vote to re­ Mature Business Experience from Canton" store it the currency question will soon In tbe Presidential chair, It Is right now. settle Itself, Oratory is all right In its place, but it is Harpers Weekly which long ago wan­ far from being a Presidential require­ dered from the republican fold Into the ment. democratic camp has. like the prodigal In its denunciation of Oar money is Just as good as there is on son, returned. the earth. What better can we want? the democratic platform adopted at Chica­ All that is needed is to stop this agitation go it says “Given the power in the hands for a fifty cent dollar, restore onr recipro­ of tbe Altgelds and Tillmans, and it was city treaties and put our tariffs back to Inevitable that the platform would be an where they were before democracy became attack upon sound principles, a denial of supreme. This can only be done by elect­ established ‘facts, and .an assault upon During the tedious process of grinding out a platform that they thought would suit populists, prohibitionists, silver re­ publicans, anarchists and anti-anarchist*-, the democrats sought a little diversion by way of inserting ■ joke In their platform. The democratic platform reads as fol­ lows:—We denounce as disturbing to business the Republican threat to restore tbe McKinley law etc.” Just as if there Mrs. J. C. Wardell and son Lewis, are vhl’.hig'frlends at Prairieville. • /Mr. and Mrs. Will Whipple and daugh­ ters, of Centerville, are visiting iu the city. was any business to be disturbed since the McKinley bill was knocked out. . The people have learned by nearly four years of sad experience that deiiiocratlc promises can’t be relied upon. Four jear« ing Wm. McKinley president, aud giving common honesty and law and order, a ago they told the people that all that xlh-d him full power to act by electing repub­ declaration of war against civilization, and them was lack of free trade, which would lican congressmen. that the candidate would be worthy of the widen their markets, lower tl»e price of platform.” • what they bought and give thetu 81.25 r At ths democratic convention John Altbushel for wheat. We have had nearly From 1860 to 1893 inclusive l^ere never geld, the anarchist governor of Illinois, four years of this free trade admlnbtrnwas a jear in which our receipik did not practically dictated tbe nominations. Gov. tion, onr markets have been cut off, our exceed our expenditures. During those Altgeld is a foreigner and therefore not home market taken from us, our factories twenty-eight years our receipts were Sl,eligible to the office of President, for have*8lopped In consequence, labor thrown 815,683.249 mure than our expenditures. which office his name was mentioned how­ but of employment or reduced in wages. Protection gave us a yearly mirplus of ever by those of his ilk. if Wm. J. Bryan Are the people now ready U trust the nearly S8b.00Q.000. March 4lh. 1893 an Is elected President, as be will not be. grand old party ugain or do they still want administration came tn power pledged to then* is oo question but what Gov. Altgeid more democratic experience. reverse tbe protection policy of lids nation, will be named for some Cabinet office. and open our markets to the cumpetilion’of Spare the day when such as Altgeid get in Tlte silver hzlne owners «re very much the world. During the following three power. yean from June 80th. *98 to June 80th, ’96 interested in the free coinage of silver. Why shouldn’t they be when they will get “The Crime ut'X8!!” Al’, but what a under democratic misrule, there has been a deep crime (?) it wa,J Su uuuslve (?) in deficit of 8146,702.915, or an average year­ a dollar for every fifty ceuu worth of the There would le Gold has silver they produce. fact, that it took u-arly a quarter of a ly deficit of nearly >49,000,090. Miss Adit Cochrane, of St century to discover It. Even our saga­ been drained from the country, factories much more reason, and much more jiistire cious conremporao’, who recently gave have been closed because of pauper labor iu the farmers of this country getting to­ the democratic party of Barry County to competition and labor has been thrown out gether and demandlug a law that shall . __________ a bushel fur their wheat the free 9 liverI ree. hasn’t exactly located of employment or greatly________ reduced __ In wag­ K,vw tbem “ of ~t foreign competition. Not *iD8lead of 50 emts, because (lure ate ] the perpetrators of the “Crime of *n.” es, because though be thinks he sees large oout I rack.- content wiithell this havoc it has wrought, ’ tbou“nds of fatmera to every silver nth e •round the door and evidences of an awful the democratic party how proposes to de­ owner. 1c is Mid tluu 4* men resijy frol Uie output or ,Urer. Fre« ool„w, etruggie. Tbe law of ’78 was printed 1« grade our currency to the level of Mexico, Han* before it was pa>«wj<l, and tbe debatr Japan and China, and bring us to a de­ mouiM • probt. or nthttr a «Kt. ot or.r noofi it occupies 144 culumus or the C<»u- preciated currency. For Heaven’s sake, S80.0OT.000 a year to tbe all ver B|lw ow0. JrtOMl Record. Ibu’> .11. • Tbe qw,. are not the people of this country satisfied era, nine tenths or which will pro!»wy ,0 thorough’y understood mu<! I with" experimenting with the democratic to toew bouauxa Silver Kinn who are U’« a Wx party? We believe that their sound,sober. now clamorinic tor tree all ver. alike but the sensible people or thia eout,. IB • matter telly and U>orou(blj la a try will call their Uns. b." tteii we ahait lhat there la world, where (old Is the standard. Tlte Mr. and Mrs. James F. Mead leave for Total , LXAI»1:jtjxh Capital stock paid m. Surplus fund S-’Utos * c oo awsso Cm^tilal 1 dcpX “SpJ11,,, ?* Note ana MS nSmuiroX.'..' Total: • <;X:t« ’4® st * *uu se tint Utnr, COBRECT---- Attest ■ H.PnwKBR R.B- Hkmke i’uuiift, n trip east this week, visiting friends In Ohio. . Mr. aud Mis. J. T. Lombard left this week for a trip In the northern part of the state. Mr. and Mrs. John Fuller have moved tj Grand Rapids where they will reside In the future. Mrs. B. G. Foreman, visiting Mrs. J. P. of PlainweD. is Roberts and other friends In the city. Mr, and Mrs. Edward Botum leave for Ohio and Kentucky next week where they will remain until fall. companied them home. Ht>. Jsne Lee ^ud grand-daughter Miss Stella L*e, of Rochester, N. Y., are gueets of II15* former’s slater Mrs. John Dawson, auu other relathes in the city. Mis* Retta Oviatt left to-day for Aldt n, Antrim County, where ber father is preach­ ing at preseuL She will return to Wyorn.dg via Hastings the latter part of AuguaL . Qv. W. Pierce, of Moline, was the guest of C. E. Bullae’.his week. Here we are Again, ' ' —ready to rnakt your home more homelike, your house more inviting at id your family circle happie r than ever. Ifs what’s in th : house that makes it, and 0 ur furniture display include? everything suitable' to be ir home. Our pa H sets odd pieces woul grace room. Our be fits almost give, one a mortgage on sleep, ;and a better appetite is asssured where the dining rooirt is; fitted up from our super b collection of dining tables and chairs and sideboard: prices are as tempting as the Sunday dim Renkes & Wi iDedhn Funeral Directors. Embalming a We have tried Now you We tried a long til to get a good flour and 6£ r cheap. Now we have it Try it. •‘Our Best” sells fo I.6o per one hundred, pout warrant every sack. We offer you a j rice at 6 cjackers 8 lbs. for 25c. for 25c. Fancy per dozen. Yours for Mr. Pierce la tune bcerns to follow Weber tht* season In the way of spiUa, as he w<s thrown off iu the five mile h*udieap, bruising his face next question h. will the wages ot labor be Increased In proporllnn to tbe Increase aeveteijL They go lium Jacks*>ti to Te­ ot the dost or llvltis? The price of labor cumseh where they are entered for the will always be governed by tbe law ot races Uirre, and win probably be beard supply aud demand, while tbe ouat or llv- from. Eddie Cule woo third In the half Ing Win be governed by tbe value or tbe mile rare for buys under n, aud Loy Dia­ dollar that tbe laborer receives tor his toll.” mond fonru>. Time 1:1g. HuUati Markata. Butter.B to n Ounj per Ou. » “>• Silver doin’" ■ (J «. aad National Bank Johns, Is the guest of ber sister, Mrs. J. C. Farrell. owner of the pacing mare ••Dana,” furmerstates that wages have remained the same ly owned by J. C. Cule aud Dr. Fowler. while many or the things that laborlug He reta.ru her as being iu fine condition men have lo buy have Increased In price. and utdU splendid work thia summer?) In concluding his letter he says:—-U sil­ Dr. E. H. Latbrup and family, Henry ver Is coined In the Unlled Slates at the Laturojj. Misses Anna Liilirop, Pauline rate or Ht to t. while the trnld In a gold Shultz, Bertha Bentley; Mr. and Mrs W. dollar Is worth 100 cents In any country B. Sweezey, Mr. aud Mrs. L. B. Bentley, In the world, and the stiver In a silver Mrs. R^te Colgrove, J. L. Wilkins, and dollar Is only worth 50 cents, la It not Chas. IL Wilkins kre at the Hastings Club plain that ihe experience ot Colombia, and House, Gun Lake. hi tact all Soalli American enaulrtea Carl Wrbrr. of thia etty, and g. a. Morwhere It Ims been tried, will be th0 ex­ perience ot the United States? Tbe gold oss, uf Detroit, won the mile tandem race will all leave the country, and It will re­ at Jackauu, Tuu-day iu 2:l8.‘ They were Misfor­ quire two dollars <d silver In buy one dol­ in ffiji c»u,pa,,y but won easily. lar’s worth or goods In the markets ot the "S*" FawMareaad fixture, Doefrombank* ir, reserve <r. Cheeks and cash item. gast-BeswIck wedding at Niles last week. c.'irry on a brief silver campaign after ;cbanan, spent two weeks at E. B. Scidthey hud made their nominations at more’s. Mr. Guyberson returned home Chicago, one of the silver leaders bent ’ Wednesday morning. his head forward and whispered con fl- J ’ dentialiy: "From the owners of silver I Mr-“a Frank Lusk, of Battle mines and bullion out west we will get Creek, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ryan. Maude, Bertha and Gertrude Ryan ac­ ail the money wc need.” L. F. McKinney.United States Minister to Coloinbls. South America, baa wrlttrn a Iona letter to the New York World, alvluga history of tn- silver Iu Colmnbu. He riSsT* :” 1 Loaa.aa.1 Dwight Goodyear attended tbe Pender- Miss Anna Dunean returned to Kalapeople want? It will be somewhat difficult to secure ; zoo, Saturday, after a several weeks visit •the repeal of “the legislation which de­ with Mrs. Nathan Barlow. • monetized silver and reduced it to the Dan Stewart, of El P**o, Texas, Is vlabasis of token money,” since there is , no mien legisMtion on xne swuiw!,l,n<c **i8 sister Mrs. J. G. Huglies, and no such leglskition on the statute l»noks. What the Sucker state finan- other relatives In the eounty. Beat That Silver Can Expect. There^is a field for silver inour cur­ rency system just as there is for paper, but it is one which Is subordinate to gold. The United States cannot afford, either as a matter of honor or self inter­ est, to abandon the present single stand­ ard.—N. Y. Advertiser. July, liu, i«g;'• ing Mrs. Julia WlUiaon. and well paid toll, and put bread into men’s mouths, and hope into their hearts. “I belong to the Republican party because it is the grandest political organization •ent with the leading commercial nations of freemen that the world hat ever known; because under Its wise guidance, star after of the world, which we pledge ourselves star has been added to our flag,ship after ship has been added to our fleets .factory after cicrs referred to was jirobably the legisMrs. A. D. Rurk left for ber home at to promote, and until such agreement kition which since 1873 has given us Agnew, iwaJCo., “ yesterday, ’ * where * she ‘ fastory has been added to our resources, millions upon millions has been added to our can be obtained, the existing gold staudard $550,000,000 of full legal tender silver will remain until tbe first of September, wealth,city aftei city has D^en developed from our vlllages.and tbe land has been laced money, not c ne dollar of which is token with the net work of iron rails, and furnace fires have Illuminated the night, and the money, and $75,000,000 of subsidiary Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Childs, and grmd diapason of labor has been made to sound throughout the continent. coinage. As there was not $80,060,000 daughters, of Fowlerville, are* visiting ures designed to maintain inviolably tbe “I belong to the Republican party because under its inspiration these United of silver money of nil kinds in the coun­ Mrs. M. W. Hicks and other relatives in obligations of the United States aad al our money, whether coin or paper at the Sates, once a wrangling and discordant commonwealth; these United States once tryJn JS73 and less than $8,000,000 full this vicinity. present standard, the standard of the most b lamed with slavery and decrepit with the disease of secession—these United Stabs legal tender silver coins, it is hard to see Carl Weber. Loy Diamond, and Ed. enlightened nations of theeartii. hive become a country where no slave’s presence dishonors labor, where no freeman’s how “the stock of real money has been Cole were in Jackson, this week, attend­ destroyed one-half." Since an increase u terances are choired by the hand of power, where no man doffs his hat to another ex­ of $540,000,000 is considered a contrac­ ing the bicyele races. There isn’t any democratic party any cept through the courtesy of equals, where education is free, where manhood Is re­ tion of the curfextcy, it is easy to under­ Mr. and Mrs. Luke Wateis, Mr. and more. John Dennis has given it over to ap •cted and where labor is protected. stand how the croKR-eved silveritaR can Mrs. C. b. Bishop spent Sunday and Monthe silver party body and soul. “Under the patriotic rule of the Republican party these United States have bcbelieve that forcing $425,000,000 in gold । day at Beechwood, Wail lake. ome r nation whose credit reigns at the head of the world’s finance—whose flag floats out of circulation would give us more 7| Miss Nellie Wilkins left yesterday for Who said the republicans ot Barry proudly upon every sea, and whose armies would come at the drumbeat out of the money. • , • , County were dead? They will be found “The bimetallism of Hamilton and] Charlevoix where she will spend the sumhivrs of indurtry to swarm in defense of the country on every shore. J । mer with Grand Rapids friends. very mu:h jiilve next November. Jefferson” was the coinage of gold and • Under the rule of the republican party these United States have become ti e silver at a ratio which was us nearly as Wm. Hitchcock, jf., is home from Degr -a test, freest, and most prosperous Nation under the light of the sun. . ‘ possible the commercial ratio between ' A free silver dollar 16 to 1 mcain a fifty 1 trolt, to take.charge of his fathers draylng • I belong to the Republican party because it gave laud to tbe landless, because it the values of the two metals. In ex­ cent dollar, low wages and low prices be­ business, during hia absence in the west. giw work to the industries, because It gave freedom to the slave, betause, wheu the perience it was found that <nai wnenever whenever ( t . cause n depreciated currency will be Just nation was In peri', it gave armies and treasure for her preservation. one of the metals was <overvalued - it * Guy Johnson was In Muskgon Sunday, what we will have. e “Forty years ago. then a lad of 18, I joined the Republican ranks, and. too young disappedred from ___ ___________ __ _____ ___ _a winning ________ ___________________ circulation, the and pitched game for that team. (Jx-nprr nioney only being axed, ao that Tbe papers there apeak very highly ot bls The demo-popo-anarchlsls platform dic­ to vote.l flung my blazing flag aloft for Freemont andjeasle. I was present nt the Chi . the country was always on either the wort tated at Chicago by tbe Altgeld and Till­ cago convention as a newspaper reporter In 1860. when all Illinois shouted Abraham gold or <h’”»r" standard. Under UA We[w, Jeft fM OteeDfcw ,MU|s Lincoln into the Presidency. I heard the song of John Brown ’ s soul sung In bated mans makes republican success assured. present conditions, with the bullion ... „ . . . ,,, .... *Bl,t W* The people are ndt yet ready to have such breath and in secret gatherings of his sympatblzerer^nd tour years later on these dis­ valn<*of silver 30 Utnestbal otgold.lt, 1"d” T““d,y’ Wlwre be foreigners as Anarchist Alt geld supreme. tant shores I almost caught the echo of its refrain when armies chanted It for their bat­ wodld be impossible to keep gold |n 1 brother In harvesting his large peppermint tle, anthem. I enjoyed the eloquence and friendship of Baker and of Star King, i and circulation, und the country would go ’ cr°P« Wrong must sometime dr other be made BuUer and Bingham, and Garfield and Conkling, and that noblest Roman of them all. nt once to a silver basis. Americans Miss Mabel Colgrove is expested home right. If this country should vote to give James G. Blaine. who favor real bimetallism, under from Minneapolis next week. Miss Carrie “WHO. THEN, IS THERE IN ALL THIS LAND THAT SHALL DARK TO which tin almost equal value of gold S’.ebbins will remain until school opens iu silver mine owners one dollar for every fifty oents worth of silver, as 16 to 1 real­ ASK ME TO BETRAY THESE MEMORIES BECAUSE OF A DIFFERENCE OF and silver money is now kept in circu- September, iation, must work and vote against free * ly wifi, that folly must be paid for some­ OPINION CONCERNING THE CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH SILVER DOLLARS Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Bronson and. son silver monometallism. • time, and the people will have to pay for it SHALL BE MADE? ■ Hubert, are vlaitlng In Grand Rapids this dearly too. Who shall dare to tell me it is my duty to leave the path along which my youth ni d , , , , ' »eek and expeet to visit at Ithaca before my manhood marched, and where, when the evening bugle shall sound the fii a Ask«1 bv a Washington correspond- We|r retBrn • It is noticed that the bonanza silver reveille, my age shall be found still marching?- Rather will I turn to the Repub­ ent of the < hicogo I imeb-Hemlu where । Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Guyberson. of Bumine owners, who are most interested in lican goddess the same steadfast face that I bore' when my locks, now whitening, wi re they could get Ute funds with which to , getting free coinage of silver, are discreet enough to insist upon a “gold clause” in their mortgages and bonds. They want to give the people r fifty cent dollar, but they want a dollar worth 100 cents In re­ turn. . - •tatement. SUCKER STATE SILVERITES. A prominent lady ot thia elty. who Is an <mUiuata.Uo bleyolut, might bare been «*'> on Wednesday even In* boldly laktajt « wheel Jrom Io trout ot tbe poat-offlre. Hams & Van ISSSSSSMg WISHING to close ; cut my stocl.; of mil-. : : : linery p:id fancy goods. 1 olffer greit ; inducements to evcfy : : lady whej wishes^ goods in nty Hats trimnje j : : latest st; prices so lo lady can rear every them. wonder. The lady lugged tbe wheel to the corner aud never noticed ber mistake n»UI she tried to mount IL Kot having MISS J. L ot MMldwaUe iu. murdogk Jefferson �-• Hasting' Banner. Thursday. July 23« aRS6 , B- c°o11-u>ril r Call at ttiE-Cbrlstmaa studio for Picture Frames. Uow shoes for less than cost at Spenee’a shoe store. . guitar only one cent a pound. Seeing is believing J 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 B«H game to-morrow. Read our new wrlal ,tory. Read but Look out fur Spence’s cut sale the bal­ in ance of this month. buy in Order your berries;for canning purposes from Phillips & Erb. Drugs k lhe w’ °”“7 "«* .deb.t cIl• Nor- 1> will be. M. L. J"lrW- .L°”w •-"neDC>' sound cum. "' P°tlCr 0|’>><,*'1nK sound currency .nd W. S. Power. h.ebvme.nndF. W. W.Hrer lor free «22X"h'Uin,t to or nlh -1- Busby Bros, can give you the latest style •webw.net Monday erenlus ,t 7;30. Tbeee «ac0MS wlll A complete Hue of all the latest styles of Frames at the Christmas studio. j Qlenry Bailey has begun work on bis new house on the iron bridge hill) 0 noml,utins county omeerx but will elni. ply elect deletes to the county conven­ The edict his gone forth that Cook & required Cook sell the best 25c tea In the state. Better call and get prices on fruit jars. Buy Drugs where you know you will be well served. Cook *Cook. Atteml the lecture on "Mexico,” tomroror night Single admission 25 cents. LA . H. Keith has move! liic livery into the “Jonesville” addition on Court street)' Call at Cook A Cook’s and get a samp!e of the best 50c tea ever brought Into Has­ tings. P. T. Colgrove drives a fine new carri­ local news. . CIRCULATION • b is week, 95 quires. Ben-after, changes for advertisements nn«t reach this office Tuesdays at latest to toanre iu-ff.mu in the issue of the week when brought . 1 ‘ age horse. purchased for him by N. T. Parker. Take your butter and eggs to Spence’s shoe store aud exchange for shoes "or groceries. Will Cramet’s stack of rye was struck by lightning Tuesday thjenlng aud burned. No insurance. The finest tea and coffee In the city is The old livery barn on West Main street n;A-h has been such an eyesore for so many yes*' i- being torn down this week, will soon be cowmenced. Two tall games last week between Has•j.-, am! Ionia helped to enliven things. fh&liuKS won tbe.first day by a score ot 11 to ? Ionia winning the second day, the always to be found at Phillips & Erb. Thai’s their specialty. Fred L, Heath has commenced suit agninst W.‘ H. Goodyear for 85000 damag­ to tbe county convention for tbe‘purpose tion one week (run. today which wlh elect delewUH to the alate. cunsrewlonnl In the pest. It Is hoped that be wlll be greeted with a toll house because It goe, wllho-.t saying that bls lecture will not Passed with cards. Light received from a broad paddle.wielded in the bands of one of Middleville’s most muscular sons while the rest of the crowd were busy holding him down. ’ Church and Society. The Hastings City W. C. T. Union will meet on Tuesday afternoon July 28th, at. Mrs. Stinchcomb’s. Usual services at the Presbyterian church. Rev. Lillie will preach. The Mission Baud at 3. Let every member be present. Tbe Y. P. S. C. E. are reminded of the Miss Carrie Yutz You can hear praises on every side for Consecration meeting. tbe superior class of printing the Banner will lead. Let every member be present with n promise. 15 turning out. "Banner Print” brings Mrs. Cora Fuller Weatherford, formerly business. a resident of this city, an Inspirational r. . n.yi hetrqri where he had just ( Joe Brady, the hustling fore mi u of tbe jjifuium.twlll give two lectures In Reed’s L u-; a ’i teu.c /Or petty thieving. He Wool boot factory bad that institution HtNl Suaday, July 20, commeuring at i* wiled here :o/ stealing a revolver and 10:30 a. a>. and 7:30 p. m. well decorated Saturday in honor of the b - k-.i.v. Euvniuation Saturday. Special Notice—On Sunday the 3osMcKinley rally?\ pel Temperance meeting will be held at Mrs. D. W. Reynolds gave a six o’clock 3:30 on tbe lawn of Mrs. Rachael Bailey’s The first McKinley and Ho.bart pole to tea Thursday, complimentary tq ber guest. residence, when Rev. Lewis, of Charlotte, be raUvd/frIUtq County, to our knowlMiss Jennie King, of Big Rapids. About and Rev. Lillie, of Alamo, are expected to tdge, was in Pile hard vllle, by Solomon talk. If tbe weather is unfavorable the thirty were present. meeting will adjourn*-to the Baptist ahn has always been n life long Burman & Marple don’t attempt to church. Everyone welcome. Free to all. ctjit. Mr. Prichard Isn’t the only Rev. E. G. I^ewis,* of Charlotte who is /farmer Aho Ini- changed bls views either. make ice cream with skimmed milk. Pure cream Is used. Try their Ice cream now filling the Methodist pulpl’ in that -city for Ills fifth year, will preach at the T■ I.*!- -.. .1 aud Hastings Hlgbjs^hooi nt 25 cents per quart. v Methodist church next Sunday morning at nines p.ayru 1 game of bail at Hie fair Wake up everj bod)! This Is a year of tbe usual hour. There will be no evening ground Tuc^dky, the ?core resulting 22 to events, and to make it still more Interest­ service. Sunday School and prayer meet­ Prayer meeting .”1 in :.i "..- or ii.-tstin^ Our boys have ing Cook * Coak are prepared to sell tfie ing at the usual hours. of the Epworth L-ague at 6:30 Sunday 'met fix practice since the I best of goods at low prices. evening. gaiu< .thhvHle. and the playing was We deslre'lo secure regular correspond- | I Tut whole number attending the Star ents from Hickory Corners, State Ror.d Sunday School the last quarter was 361 tbe average attendance vas 43. The aud Bowens Milk. Send tn n sample Tht- sty’e, in printing change nearly as whole number attending the State Road often ai the sty les in ladies hats, If letter of news when you write. Sunday School at tbe Fisher church the your >»-iriess|.is thriving you want; up to Don’t fail to hear Prof, Pattengill to- last quarter was 609, the average at­ tendance was 47. Both Sunday Schools tiatesiationan, l( it is slow you want up u gr. a’ th) Presbyterian church are In a flourishing condition, as also the to date siaiianaiy. Neat designed aud na "Mexico.” He Is a most fascinating Christian Endeavor. well printed stationary lends prestige to speaker, and It will be well worth hearing. The annua) Camp meeting of the Rad­ any bn-iisvws.b'.Jt an apple-butter job never I b-lieve in 16 to 1 and will also beton ical United Brethren arid tbe Wesleyan dfL Wear* awake to what yon want. Methodist will be held on tbe old Camp 16 to 1 that I can sell you goods cheaper ground on the farm of E. Pennock. oriF and one half miles south of Hastings city any man In Barry county. I to Beeler and Cora Ekert. of Irving than 1 commencing one week from next Tuesday, W. tl. Spkxck. towoiliip. w re brought to jail this week Aug 4th. Bishops Floyd and Barnaby on a elnrgd of muliciously destroying Pickles, did you say? Well we keep and Pier Worth, of Indiana, are expected . pr-'ih’riy. h|h claimed they tore up be- ttye finest bulk pickles both sour and to Im with u<. All are invited. Come with the spirit of prayer aud work for the iwttn . .. <|r neyen hundred cabbage ,sweet. Heinz put up. master. Tent pnleb. straw and pasture Cook Jc Cook. plaits atid *1 'N^royed eleven fine fruit will be free. Hay can be bad at reason Do not forget our teas and coffee. We able pl ices. Board can he had by writing trre« a-ui qother 'lainage on the farm of^nu Eie-.t. They are out on ball at । keep" the very best ot coffee al reasonable to Rev. J. F. Wright, Hastings. I rsjeti’. Tlteir examination will be held ; Pr'ce ’ Cook & Cook. (Addition*! local on 4th paw) Uriiiiini;.'. Sqalre Riker. We never brag, but we do sell ns fine rvnmrk <»n oar streets for a £ good^ aud as cheap as cab be found In the Ii -M II. ”Ii,\ too I HaMlllgS market. , Cook * Cook. ' a iiMbd.” but such is to t»e tbe I i;r currency question is agitating the UliiKirdt all the. people just now. It is a que»fi<in which arouses the meanest prejuilie-s in iniB<k Of men generally. Even the memories of tbe nation’s greatest u,e:i- •lon? since passed from earth, are ®Jbjact to ,uugt bitter attacks simply to create pr. Judice. Il well behooves every 'Vo‘vr to study the currency question eare°Hyj to thro* aside prejudices, and slmpb view the f*cts as they are. We all of one individual, nor ask two prices for an article.' Neither will we sell t;ood» at cost, or under cost, that Is all ramrod talking that, but will sell at reasonable r*leM' Cook * Cook. To The Pl’BMC-I liereuy announce to the Public that I have employed Elmer WoodJlng a practical Watahmaker.Jeweler and engraver who has years of experience in tbe business. baa worked im 5 *»ntjust as good times as we used to year- for one mau at Logansport. Ind. and t-a-. the wry best 6f recommendations ve. f;;c Uext thing la to restore contiAll work aence by restoring the tariff laws aud re­ from bls former employers. C procity treaties, and currency agitation will cease of Iteelf. Study bulb sides of Ue question carefully. duue by him 5hoes= ii i That wear well i - While wearing out. • ’* We Handle Nothing But The Best 3 Burner Stove "one like Cot. Regular Price. $22.00 to close out $15.00. 4 Burner Dangler Surprise with oven “ 25.00 “ “ 18.00. “ •• “■ “ “ •“ 22.00 “ “ 16.00. 3« “ Step with oven - “ -15.00 “ “ 10.00. 3 “ High stove “ 10.00 “ “ 7.00. 3 “ « “ 6.00 “ “ 4.00. 2 4.50 “ “ 3.00. Junior 3 3.50 “ “ 2.00. 2.50 “ “ ■ 1.75. 1 All first class new stoves and guaranteed to work perfectly. We also have a fe>v refrigerators to close out at cost dnd less. $20.00 Refrigerat' r now 813.00. 15.00 Refrigerator now 10.00. 11.00 Refrigerator uow 7.50. Goodyear Some people may think it pretty warm to talk stove now, but when vou have the best stove made and know it is thebest, you delight in telling of it. We handle the Best Stoves­ and Ranges on the market, (THE PENINSULAR,) and we know it, so do others. The Peninsular Stoves and Ranges are known the world over, and are universally acknowledged the leaders for cooking purposes, and easy handling. Wei are in apposition to sfll you a Peninsular Range whether yoir need one or not. If you see one and have its workings ex- WEI55EKT BKOJ WE SELL. Satisfied Customer always calls aoaln. t With yourself and see if you donot decide at once to have a new Gas­ oline Stove at the prices we are mak­ ing. A Gasoline Stove is one of the luxuries of a housewife’s life; why should they be when yon can nowget them at prices we are offering. It is a bonanza opportunity; be wise and take advantage of it. You will not get another such a chance. Note following prices that we make you-. It is the best that any one can offer you. for the same kind of stoves. They are the best. GENERAL HARDWARE THAT IS THE KIND lt« your continued trade u-e want and we are trymg to merit it by always giving you a aqu ire deal. Red Front Shoa Store. wli! be guaranteed by me. HasLluge, July 22. 1896. John Bx^smub. tbe Jeweler. J refreshments Were served. Several fine presents were left In memory of the occasion, but the feature of the evening which Will remem­ bers most vividly, is tbe 22 good bard blows, with "one to grow on,” which be i g jiid thus. / Several public spirited j Lost - Wednesday evening tietween Geo. - . v- organized a band aud- we Gregor)’sand Wm Sliriner’s a handbag 1 they win soon be nmtfy to eoaroluhig poekef book with some money Kt.I ................ * rw. , . _ »..ll mak-j! . :, fj t,( nwl.H pubii,. appearance. n-Kaf That and surnrf papers. Finder will please a Inibl i. h gj,.at help to a town goes with- । leave with Fred Bush at Goodyear Broth on’ in roaOy places Saturday e'eTo Tuuse who sul scribe for the Banhl»4; b.H. I (^obeerla are made a special xek now we cau funihh a limited num­ fe<tnr>-.hirinz the summer nnd trade is ber of pspetfi containing S. W. Smith’s grraijv benefltted. With n little support previous letters. s6 they can be kept com­ fmrnrverv biwiness man, the band can be plete. A great, deal of Interest is being maintained, and Ills hoped tfie boys taken in these Jeltera, and they alone, are W,'M •m'Uing for the enterprise will well worth t^e price of tbe Banner. rteeifi! ■ ncouragumeMt. ; We do not want to make a lonou-* out TALK IT OVER from Middleville, .nd a Jolly time was ■>« hie done tn give the Cen- ' ii.-er. Dated. Hastings. Mleb.. July I £a stag party was held at the sheriff’s res­ tfence last evenlug. to celebrate the "2nd birthday of Will McKevltt. the sheriffs genial sou^J The crowd was nearly all Remember Y. P. S. C. E. Ice cream social on the Upjohn lawn on Friday eve­ ning. . We have lots of nit by the bbl. cheap. C*il and ge^ prices. * ‘ Cook & Cook. ASSIGNEE SAXE. Notice I, hereby pw that hr Wrtue « order <4 the court. l*UlMla> ruWbe AMUU ou Frtday July 31« next. at l*n knr W ■». ° .**’lh? roreu.wo. ut wy offlee tn I be CRy of Hurtin*!. Barn County. JOchlitMi, oil W rouutntwiluealin my baud, u Aastooeol Areble MeOoy. Anltuor. Sort mcato mray ■Ijoed UdmcrlWd M tollowm c>r, Loa. Safe J?77- 5?* f!"1.-?* *“ >teClMr aat «««!«». May County. Mlcblnn. Tbe permmU ptwrt, blats o. uccouriu, .outruct note, dork ay anr IlurtlutM Table Company. Haatltwa E3a«Me Light & Power Comuunv. aad tbe Mi. ldna. Walo eompuby. todottlw-with any aud tBaber property ol every name, nature, kind am* dewrii.L-nn ao-UMlenkl to mo by tbesiud Anetta. McCoy. AU real nature will l>a sold In anyyaam puroeh. all Book Account, In one tmreeL IWee and Contract Note, In one parent: atota Ibm at-wk. Ot bold In tbe man-.:taaueln, cotnpamlam ubore dewribed. same to bo sold to bltrbey bsddcr and tor atsb. I’utLrp- only be Interesting but very Instrnsllve. Bring your butter and eggs to Phillips & Xrb. who always give the highest mar­ A small millinery stock to sell, and part of store to rent. A good opportunity. latest and best methods for .doing htowork. Your patronage is solicited. Tbi, evening Vruf. H R. Pettengill win lecture at the Presbyterian church on the subject ot ••Mexiou.” Prat, Pattern Is by no means .stronger to a Hasting, au. dleuce having spok-o here several times es; for breach of contract ket price in cash or trade. working on th. caw. and hnpea aoon to and L. O. T. M. from Eaton, Barry and have the stolen properly returned to It, I1 Kent counties will unite their efforts to rightful owners. 1 make this one of tbe most pleasant and i memorable events In tbe history of tbe or• Sale of Rond*. ■ der. The pmgram wlll consjst of several ** rect?lv‘*d until Aug. 7th. recitals together with vocal and instru­ 189b a! noon for the purchase of H tsltaga mental music from members of Tents re­ r*City bontl’ known «h Havttags presented .and Hon. D. D. Aitken, of rUWle Improvement Bonds, in the Mmu Flint, will speag upon questions of inter­ of ten thonaand dollar* to l>e dated 4JcL est to all who may come. Everybody is l»t, ISV6, to become due and payable Jan- Invited to come—bring your neighbors and .uary tat, 1912 nnd to draw interest at a lunch basket The Nashville band wlll rate not exceeding five per ceut. p-jr an­ furnish music to enliven the occasion. An num payable semi-annually on the flrst important feature of the day will be an days or January and July o? each year.! exhibition drill given by the L. O. T. M. Principal nod Interest parable herriT" of Hastings under the direction of Mrs. The right to reject any or all is re.......... - wW- M. Mauee. und au address by Mrs. R. A. serve'1-'.'' tbe ‘ nU ’« U»nnnnn r Council of the Qty Bailey. Grant Lieutenant Commander of bf HaitiugH. Mlchiaan. tnrtmg«. MfahlniL......................................... ttlc l. O. T. M. of Michig.n. ExereUes Dated Hastings. Mich. July 22. 1896 commence at 10 o’clock p. m. EdwasJuj A. Bubton, O. M. McLauohun^ Chairman or Finance UommiUee.* Committee. J. A Wooton has opened dental parton* Iu the rooms over O. D. Spaulding’s slam. and senatunal eonventiuns, Rev. A. D. Grigsby preaches at the Congregational church, Alamo, next Sun­ day. O. D. Spaulding. >ii Knights of--Pythias team I’ -, of this .city tomorrow. >••• will take place ^ud Every republic,! should .Uend Ibe ward of hair cut, or a first class shave. Read (he call .for city ward caucuses next Monday evening in this issue. The In.ur^t we heir ,or Tbe first chapter of "My Mjsterlous Patient” begins In thia issue. !• pMy --- = Tbe bou« Laadis’ adv. A pound of crackers for one cent. Read Laadls’ adv. . and work ou the city hall oWer.l.nd lh.t Mr. „„ Cte,. Martin, of Uxtleton tomrahlp. had a span of horses stolen one night last • Th.ere wUl ** * grand Maecabee Rally week, and Mr. Felghner, near there, a at Tbornapple lake next Tuesday, Joly 28. buggy an t haniMs. On. horw wav found Special rates have been secured on tbe M. In a lot n-,r there. Sheriff MeKevitt la C. R. R. and members st the K. O. T. M. Woolley & Bronson plained to you, you wifi ever after want one. There is noth­ ing in stove construction to compare with them, and all the world knows they are reliable. They are more economical than a small cook stove, will last forever, will nearly leara you to.-conk if you don’t, know how. Don’t let Mrs......... fry her life out over an old fashioned cook stove, when it will be big money in your pocket in the end to buy her a Penin< sular range, and besides lengthen her days by several years. If you can’t possibly use a stove, there is something in our line of GENERAL HARDWARE you can. We will make it an object for you to trade with us the coming year, come in and learn about. �= — PAU Hastings Banner THE BOY ORATOR ON THE BURNING ELOQUENT W0HDS. DECK. Thursday, July 23, J&96. Mr. McKinley Pays High Tribute to American Women. MARSHALL U COOK.Editor. ■KTKHED AS S'ECONX) CLAM MATTER AT THE HASTINGS, IjlCH., POSTOFFICE, AUGUST 14. 1879. - Large Dfl»r»tloi> Ladle® from Cleveland-Mr*. Elroy Avery Deliver* an Addre®® ' of Congratulation. EDITORIAL NOTES Canton, O-, July DclegaBon of nearly 1,000 women from Cle\elant called on Maj. McKinley Wedneaday morning. The visit projected and carried to its happy ««’<! succcMfu. conclusion by women. No man and no politician bad the slightest share in the conception or execution of the plan. Thu women marched from the ra:lwnv station to the residence of Maj. McKinley. He was standing on tht porch to receive them. A speech o. congratulations was made on the pari of The visitors by Mrs, Elroy Avery, of Cleveland, state regent rf th<jAH«gnters of the Revolution. Among other National RepojiiMiet The Flame That Lit the Battle's Wreck Shone Bound Him O'er the Pead. FUR PRESIDENT. WILLIAM MC KINLEY, of Ohio. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. GARRET A. HOBART, of New Jersey. THEY WILL VOTE FOR M’KINLEY. The people of this country. Irrespec­ Old-Time Democrat® Who Repudiate tive of politics, have tirrd of the pres­ ' Bryan and Silver. ent democratic administration. The ToWo, O.—The majority of the lead­ workingmen are tired of it because of ing i democrats of’ this congres­ its tariff policy, which has injured in­ OUR FINANCIAL PLANK sional district repudiate both dustry, harassed trade, reduced wages, and nominees of the The republican party Ik unreservedly fur platform and thrown tens of thousands-of them sound money. It caused the enactment of Chicago convention, and many of out of steady work. The taxpayers an them’ come out openly for McKinley. tired of it because it has been adding specie paymcnta in 1K70j since then every Among the most prominent may be to the burden of debt through its bond dollar has been as good as gold. named the following: issues. Tbe farmers are tired of it be­ We are unalterably opposed to every W. J. Colburn, delegate to the nameasure calculated to debuse our curren- tioan) democratic convention four years cause they feel the burden of the demo­ cratic hard times keenly. Ami there ago: "I shall vote for McKinley.” are, therefore, opposed to the free coiner® are shoals of voters tired of it because Henry W. Ashiey, general manager it has demonstrated that the promises neat with the leading commercial nation* Ann Arbor railway, a lifelong demo­ made during the campaign of 1802 were of the world, which w© pledge ourselvea crat: “I shall cast my vote for McKin­ glittering sophistries, which could not to promote, aud until auch agreement ley and Hobart and sound money.” stand the test of experiment. They can be obtained, the existing gold standard L. Franc, for 40 years a democrat, mutt be preserved. All one silver and comes out forMcKinley. Also there may look back and recall that, under the Harrison administration, the country be named, among those who express was prosperous. Work was plenty: themselves against the platform, and urea designed to maintain inviolably the nearly all in favor\>f the republican wages were high; the national debt obligation* of the United States and all was reduced many millions. Then ticket: bur money, whether coin or paper at the H. Reeve Kelsey, large merchant and Cleveland came in nnd forthwith money was tied up; work became scarce; for 30 years a democrat; Col. S. C. Rey­ enllgliteiicd nation* of theeHrth. wages dropped and the national debt nolds, president First national bank; Judge Hflrvey Scribner, E. W. Tolerton, was increased many millions. No won­ der they desire a change. They realize G. Bloch, of Stern & Bloch, wholesale M’KINLEY’S CREED. merchants; Dr. E. D. Scheble, Clarence the error into which they fell in 1892. The Republican Nominee Make® Plata Armstrong, wholesale grocer; J. L. in listening to the voice of the demo Hl® intention* in the Campaign. Yost, bicycle manufacturer; F. J. Rey­ eratic siren, and they are eager to vote The verdict of the republican leader nolds. commission dealer; Cyrus Kir- for McKinley and prosperity.—Toledo upon the action of the Chicago conven­ ley, attorney at law; W. S. Brainerd, Blade. tion was noL long delayed. An opfwr^unity was afforded him io express his views, and he very properly iiuprovetl It. In v.elcoming a Foraker club of Cleveland Maj. McKinley spoke with s -great earnestness of the responsibiVd j imposed upon the patriotic people of the country by “receht eveints,’’ a regponsibilUy greater than the civil war. Then the struggle wos to preserve the national government, while to-duy it is a contest to preserve its honor and cred­ it Because of this difference mon of all sections enn unite tn *lght and pre­ vent the repudiation of national obli­ gations and the deonsement of the cur­ rency. ' Proceeding to analyze the situation. Mr. McKinley pointed out that the real ■difficulty is not u lack of capital, but a lock of confidence. The employment of the idle money in the vaults of Amer­ ican and English banks would put every xnan in the country nt work at re­ munerative. wages, and nothing stands In the way of a great business re­ vival except tbe threat-to discard the gold standard. Distrust hangs over the industrial situation, nnd nothing 'will remove it so long us there is danger ’of repudiation and _ Currency debase­ ment. “Whnt we wont." said the sound­ money candidate, “is a safe policy, .financial and industrial, which wi«l give courage und confidence to all, for when that Ms done the money now un­ employed’because of fear for the future •and lade of confidence will quickly ap­ pear in the channels of trade.” ; Finally Mr. McKinley gave the briefe«t and best statement of the platform upon which he stands. "Our creed em­ braces an honest dollar, an untarnished luexiunul credit, adequate revenue for the uses of the government, protection to labor and industry, preservation of the home market and reciprocity which •will extend our foreign markets.” ( Here is the keynote of the coming 'campaign. There is no loniger any dopbt as to where the republican can■didates stand, and the long and grow'ing list of bolting newspapers which are joining t-he McKinley column at­ tests the soundness of the republican posit ion. It is highly significant that so few gold democratic newspapers urge the holding of a second democratic con­ vention. In their eagerness to repudiate tbe silver-popnlist pintferm they pre­ fer to throw their support on the'side of the gold candidate already in the field.—Chicago Post. Thousands or Women SUFFER L-riOLD MISERIES. i BRADFIELD'S ; FEMALE : REGULATOR, ; ACTS AS A SPECIFIC ; Anmag to HttltojActto, ill barOipB.; ; It causes health to bloom, and' [ Joy to reign tiirdughout the frame J It Never Falls to Reoulate wlf® h*n 1m*,) ander trMtmont ftf ) ••We come to xreet you not as but as women, as wives and <notoa—«»« .Ute..- We may apt fully made political plaltorma. but we better understand the eUrnincanre ot bu"?”* event, than tom Jolka »lve ue ; •We know that when you enter at the door ot the white houee prare and comrortwili enter al our doom: that when you r«r »< your herltege by the decree of a people, our buabanda und fathere will re £lv« the trulte-ot their Industry the heart of the wife and mother will be made Judge Gilbert Harmon, T. VV. -Child:;, wholesale shoe dealer; H. J. Sprague, president Massilon Bridge company; George W. Davis, president Second na­ tional bank. These nnd hundreds of other demo­ crats absolutely repudiate both* plat­ form and'nominees. Pittsburgh, Pa.—.Tames W. Pat­ terson. gas inspector of Allegheny county; and one of the roost prominent democrats in western Pennsylvania, jonied .the bolters nnd declared himself against Bryan and silver. H$»said: “I am done with the democratic party forever. I will not go half way, but will vote the republican ticket straight, from president down to the lowest local office. I think it is time for the people of this country to throw aside party affiliation and come out and take a bold stand for the country’s welfare.” . J. J. Brooks, counsel for the Pennsyl­ vania company, came home from Chica­ go. He ssys he will resign as an elec­ tor, and will vote for McKinley. He doe? not like McKinley, but-.says this is not’ n time for likes and dislikes; He dots not favor u third ticket, but wants to fight out on McKinley or nothing. Frederick Gwftnmer, one of the larg­ est contracts of Allegheny county, and a leading democratic politician, says he cannot stand the ticket, and the platform is too anarchistic for any sen­ sible man to have anything to do with. Attorney William A. Sipe, who rejrcsented tbe Twenty-fourth district in the Fifty-third congress,said his stom­ ach will not stand the mess cooked up at’Chicago, and he will vote for McKin­ ley. Jacob S. Coxey, who will go to the populist convention, says he doesn’t think that Brj’an and Sewall will be in­ dorsed at St. Louis.—Chicago *Inter Ocean. KFThe outburst of Semi-repudiation sentiment at Chicago and the practical alliance between democrats, populists nnd free silver republicans has made it too plain for anyone to mistake the fact that the issue this year is the mainte­ nance of the credit of the nation, ami that to the support of that issue the republican candidate must invite every sound money vote of the land, irrespec­ tive of party affiliations.—Pittsburgh Dispatch. EFTbe solicitude entertained by the gtdd democrats for the honor of tbe nation can be appreciated when it is seen how they are hurrying to follow the only course that can make the adop­ tion of free, silver possible.—Chicago Tribune. Hartford, Conn., July 20.—The will of Mrs. Harriet Beechef Stowe was ad­ mitted to probate Saturday afternoon. She leaves nil her property to her three children. Rev. Charles E. Stowe. Miss Harriet .Stowe and Miss Eliza Stowe, the ' son .,to have one-third and' the 'balance to be held in trust, the income fur the support of the daughters. The value r.f the property is $42,353. * "Amonx men your name atande *• a aynonym for protection to American tnduatry. It stands for sound money and reciprocity for freedom from ocean to ocean. Among women tt stands for more than that- t stands far protection for the home, it stands lor right thinking and right Wring: it stands for tenderness to mother ana for love to wife: for all that makes the American home the dearest spot on earth. ••Who shall say that woman has no inter­ est in your success? Every’ woman has a living interest in the money question. If our husbands earn the money, we spend and intend to spend IL Without plead­ ing guilty to Ujc charge, of a weaJkn—a for the bargain counter, every thrifty woman wants her few dollars to have as great a purchasing power as possible, to be worth 100 cents, not 50. to be con­ vertible into 20 pounds of sugar, not ten.” Mr. McKinley Reptiea In response to Mrs. Avery’s remarks Mr. McKinley said: "There is no limitation to the Influence that may be exerted by woman in the United States, and no adequate tribute can be spoken ot her services to mankind throughout Its long and eventful history. In the distant period ot its settlement; In the days of the revolution; In the trials of western pioneer life; during the more re­ cent, but dread days of our civil war, and indeed In every step of our progress as a nation, the devotion nnd sacrifices of wom­ an were constantly apparent and often con­ spicuous. [Applause.] She was every­ where appreciated and fecognlzed. though God alone could place her service ut its true value. “The work of woman has been a power in every emergency, and always for good. In calamity and distress she has ever been helpful and heroic. Not only have some of the brightest jatgesof our national history been Illumined by her splendid example and noble efforts for the public good, but her Influence in the home, the church, tho school and the community In molding character for every profession and duty to wfi!ch our race is calkd. has been po­ tential and sublime. It is in the quiet and peaceful walks of life where her pow­ er Is greatest and most beneflclaL An Eloquent Tribute. . "Many men there are from whom frank­ ness would not withhold, but command like expression of obligation to woman, wife, mother, -slater, friend. One of the best things of our civilizations in America Is the EUUBIKUI constant advancement uu, unuviuum of ui woman wuiunn too ivu hlghuiKUer plane of labor and responsibility. The opportunities for her are greater now than ever before. This Is singularly true here, where practically every avenue of human endeavor Is open to her. Her Impress Is felt tn art. science, literature, song and Koveniment Our government uur churches, enurenes, pur our schools schools., our charities, our professions and our genj oral business Interests are more than ever for I each year directed by her. Respect -! womankind has become with us a cations! characteristic, and what a high and manly an ' trait It Is! No nobler or holler! It stamps DELIC10l"<^ •Pie real trouble with tea and coffee tri.klwto no: generally nnderaiood. It i, co.nn.ou knowledge with even one that pbr.lelena. «dvi« the dl.eontlnu.nee or toil. u» end coffee when > perwt la .Ink, □.nleuHrly when the dlgretlee m.eJilnery 1. »ffeet«L At!' person with a allgln knowledge ol cbemlitry e.n note the fol­ lowing experiment.. recurlug the reauk. „ stern, (kwgul.lrd nrg elhuewn when mixed with .rtlfietgl gwlrle Julere. wlll be practically entirely dtges.ed in elglr. hours. , When tia is added during the proem of digestion, 06 per cent nf albumen will be digested leaving 34 per cent, sod I tested, while f a decoction of coffee is mixed wtth the albumen. Um?-results will be 61 per c-nt." digested and 39 per nent. undi­ gested. This means ude thing, unit tbe experiment speak* that fact plainly. When tai or coffee Is taken Into the human stomach, they very aerltinsly interfere with the natural and Inalthful operation. Where x person has au exceedingly powerful di­ gestive apparatus, he can stand this abuse for a time, but II h sure to tell sooner or later. . • In addition to tbe above It may be said that any ordinary analytical chemist can analyze coffee aud show the poisonous al­ kaloids of much the iame character a.« found in strychnine, whiskey, tobacco and morphine, These poisons have a direct effect ui«on tbe liver, aud a furred tongue, costive bowels, bad skin and various other indications of approaching sickness are apparent. These facial have been recognixed by physicians for many years, but it is difficult to induce people to leave off their habits even when those- habits are shown to be Injurious and to shorten tbe existence of tbe human body. Tbe manager of LaVlta Inn, a health Institution at Battle Creek, Mich., made a large number of experiments In the di­ rection of a food drink that would be at once nourishing, palatable and fragrant, without any of tbe poisonous or Injurious properties. His experiments were con­ fined to the compounding and arranglngIng products of various cereals, or grains, such as were Intended by nature for man’s substance. Being in s position to note the effect of the beverage upon tbe weak stomachs, and patients who needed the most nourishing food and drink that could be obtained, his experiments were con­ ducted under wjiat would probably be con­ sidered the most -favorable circumstances. After continued use and tbe most positive evidence of the healthful properties of the food-drink, patients who had been healed wished to continue the use ot tbe cereal­ drink after their return to their humes,and others made demand for it In order to supply this demand and the public generally, the Postum Cereal Co.. Limited, was formed. All people who drink coffee aud tea do not care to discon­ tinue their use. although quite satisfied to their hurtful properties. There are enough people, however, in America who hold their health in high enough esteem .to be willing to give a little attention to their food and drink. There is no habit the creature acquires which produces as much real enjoyment as the old fashioned habit of being thoroughly well. When m man can inhale a deep breath of pure air and ' * teel that every part of the machinery ot ' ' the human butty is working perfectly, the feeling of comfort produces a deep sense of easy content and lhankfulnos to the Creator for the were prfviledge <•( living PiMtum Is a thoroughly healthful food drink. It ran Im* taken at each rheid In ail member* of the family, indadlng tbe children. It quickly establishes itself as an Important part of the meak and when left out. one nn*sea Hie fragrant odnr. the comforting flavor awl the health-giving properties. 1 lb. coffee (30 cents) gives 40 to 45 j cup*, ’1 “ package Post uni ?25 cents) gives 109 Clips. About 3 to 1 In favor of Postum. This item of economy is by bo meauthe chief consideration. Healib. comfort. ................................................................................... . ft,K* led bl«O I speak out Strongly, (or tbe ! natural di Ink. |I The pine tcod drink brews exactly the rlc,lr'!'1 coffee nnd as much the stmr fragrance and ta-te. with none of the harmful properties. For sale by Phillips & Eru, U E. Stauffer and Thus. Spence. the t.rue gentleman. The man who loves wife and mother and home, will respetj and reverence all womankind. He is always the better citizen for auch gentle breeding. The home over which the trusted wife pre­ sides Is the Ideal of our strength, the best Little Rock, Ark., July 20.—The town guaranty of good citizenship and sound of Malvern, Ark., at the junction of the morals In government. It Is at the founda­ Hot Springs railway, was destroyed by tion—upon It all else Is constructed. From fire at an early hour Saturday morning. the plain American home where virtue dwells and truth abounds go forth the men It is a city of about 6,000 inhabitants. t____ _ ______________ ___. states and w and women who make_____ the great The total loss is variously estimated at | cities which adorn our republic”'which that I $200,000. The burned Wuildings include ’ maintain ’law and ■* order *“ amf*• —* citizenship which alms at the public welfare—the the railway station, two hotels, the common good of all.** bank and all the principal business houses of jbe place. The fire was the Three Girl* Drowned. work of incendiaries. Minneapolis, Minn., July 16.—While bathing at Lake Minnetonka, Florence Duel Between Man and Woman. Mills, v niiuuuoogu, Tenn., xcuu., uuiy war-." ------- o,aged «l(Svu 17. and Birdie Mills, aged 14, Chattanooga, July ~u. 20.— Wais ren 1*. Rouse, formerly of Chattanooga, daughters of F. B. Mills, and Helen and Nora Tanner fought a duel with Gheney, aged 13, daughter of William pistols nnd knife at Anniston. Ala., Fri-1 Cheney, all ot this city, were drowned day night. Rouse was shot twice and o’clock Wednesday afternoon, CURRENT COMMENT. died almost The woman was The ,r,*“ accident was due to -* their • getting ---------diea almost instantly. 1 neinstantly. woman was ETThe democratic party at Chicago | cut'to pieces and died Saturday morn­ into a channel dredged some years ago. in this year of our Lnrd 1896 has simply ing. ’-------- j—___ committed suicide.—Minneapolis Trib­ Hillsboro,. □.,, July IL First naI'romlAed Support. ..—The _______ ______ une. Chicago, July 16.—The gold demo-' tinxinl bank, of Hillsboro, 0., closed its EZClevelnnd requested to be made "n cratic leaders who have organized in doors Thursday morning. Two stockprivate in the ranks,” and unanimous Illinois opened national headquarters holders, whose names are not given, consent vras given. — Chicago Inter ?n the Palmer house yesterday. They threatened suit for the appointment of Ocean. say they, have been promised sufficient n receiver. Fearing a run on the bank, ETThat McKinley wi>l carry Califor­ support til make a national convention the directors ’* ‘ decided• -to -Suspend busi­ nia by n larger majority than any candi- a certainty. ness. They declare that depositors and dote has dene in the past is a foregone creditors will be paid in full. l*0t to Flight by Troop®. conclusion.—Los Angeles Tiroes. Cleveland, O., July 18.—In the vicin­ Will Enter the Field of Politic*. CZThe democratic party is the party ity of the Brown company’s works Chicago, July 18.—The Railway Age, of economy 5fi the sense that it is more there were several nots yesterday und after 20 yean* of strict abstention from parsimonious in the use of truth and an open conflict between the mob and Interference m (Militics. announces that honesty than any other political organi­ militia, during whicli 1,000 men were'for the coming campaign it wilt be conzation that has ever existed.—St. Louis put to flight at the point of tbe bayo-; verted into a political organ in behalf Globe-Democrat. nct_______ - . । of “sound money.’ It appeals to rail­ E7If Mr. Bryan had not found a na­ Mother bo cl Child Drown. | waY employee of all clauses throughout tional convention a vacuum und filled it Dubuque, lu., July 20.—Mrs. Green felt the country to join the campaign and by tbe combined .power of lungs and and child'were drowned in Turkey river , OHjnnifce. sophistry he would not have been nomi­ Friday. The child fell out of a skiff and I ' “ yueca Will Be t’mpLre. nated for president of tbe United State*. the mother jumped in to save it. i __________________ _ Berlin, July 20.—It is Officially anHad he not been nominated the speech Merritt Androwa. ot Clarendon, fell nounced bere that Queen Victoria will would never hare been beard of again. dead while milking a cow after a hard ,ct umpire in the arbitration of the 1 No nomination that was possible to the day’s w’ork in tbe harvest field. frontier frontier dispute between Chill and aud the ' populistic democracy which controlled Mark Hanltn, of Chicago. 16 yeara a)<1, ArK'nth,e Bepublfc.________ tbe Chicago convention would hare was drowned at Decatur, while diving “ ‘ ~ ‘ been likely on sober second thought to Mo ted Temperance W orker Dead. be acceptable to the American people. from a boat. VMiile thrashing eight miles southMr. Bfyan'sname will not make the out.’00k any better for his party. It means weit of Niks Frank Sweet, aged 15 nothing that is not meant by the al­ years, jumped from u load of wheat nnd ready generally repudiated platform struck a pitchfork. The tines pierced on which he stands. His candidacy will his body, transfixing him, and he was I not grow in public esteem. The end is fatally injur.-d. | inevitable. He wifi be defeated as sure­ Gen. John Ptiilford, for 40 yearsa really as tbe November leaves will fall.— dent at Detroit, died at the age of 59, Chicago Times-Herald. year»* I , ______ ______ Toronto, OnL,____ July 20.—Mm. Letitia Youmans, the celebrated temperance worker, died Sunday. A public funeral -be be,d city under the ausP5c*’ of tb« w- C. T. U. Hairy Faliarv. in PMtod«tobta I phllodelifliin, rhilndeljffiia, Jul, July M.-Hcnry 20.—Henry J J. Smith, trading us the Histoncal Pnblushing company, has made an assign®ent. Tbe Ikbilities will reach 8100,- f w NONE SUCH 4 DESSERTS be made ir In Mince Meat. Plum PUUdlag, Mince Pte, ■te Froit Coke. MERRELL-SO! LI CO L Syracasc, N.Y.' ' , NOTICE OF Diu in i,rTn Notice !• here:*? ntta t>Ia, । । Couniy p.-aui <’nni!i;imiua.r _',j Barfr..Statcor , taarlh day <»l Ancnv. a D’ : > . the draft. In. Adil taprashlb ut Vtfwi -n theltm.2v.nj or j; • • . receive bids for tu« cobytru*th. ’’ drain kuowu and 4eM. jut-e; .Dra;n. locstwd -mhI ■ .uwnMjip <>t A®wria. and <■*«•*. w.ewner onW of h. w. ’-4 of mv i itf fku.j tov , tt-vrUandruonlffc th-ncenr-' j.-, {! ^i E. A. Grrwo andenwiinx sbe imJ* It non Ji ol tbe M. W. corner of ti... v S’* A W k of raid fee i. .ntoSaJ « lb«.c«wm. XMtlUi.nr. wrenn:Ire eqiulu>no rrei oo l.o.iS.itS K)» < ronwx u>. line u < n .* ■/"• It Mol U. Ilt>. it,. « wwtobto or Ti,. three fert; grcsif*tt(>p width itH-'i- ? ; ls •width of rizhto! WMiweatXrtM X width two feet. Running Uj-nce■ on land of Oliver Llnsley and croi»Vna th» siasUtoetoMlstw fe«t . tween m-cs 1 and 2 The arran*-: dth , sUkM is three.f^tMtrra!«t t«P at.ir test and width or right of way h ti>nk ± tret: bottom widtfF 1, two -fret t?JS ft—fa south eight fee:, .thence t equal to ^Meet ou huvi olThotmu Tul’ey S e—inc at a stahe to the Green count, drite Tbe xreatMt depth Is*two Jeet thrr-’hK’ width of riebt of way is ninete^ and Sett (19S) fret; bottom width it two feet Ai»° beginning dt a »tak.‘m the main lire 01 the dram marked-T" that is an ft north 575 ft .east.of the 8. W. corner of the N. W 8. W.'« of raid section 1 and ruu^inz thekS north « ‘feet on land ot Mtldrrii *e y crossing the line 575 feet e*« vfthe )ik £2 tween sees 1 and 2 Running thence north tratymer&d^*• Twii,IKer nn<l sli Baid job will be let by steiioos. The seetior. at the outlet of the drain win be let Am tbe remaining lection* m thrir order upstair •Wlw* the dt’‘-nun now ol fl£’ with the other papers pertaii.inx to *a!d draio In tbe omce of tbe County Drahi ('otr.-nwuoner to which reference nut t)~ had by ail n»ej^ Interested, and bld® wilt made and received aocordincly. Contracts will br made viri the lowest responsible bidder riving adtsaate curjty for the performaiK,- .4 th- woes in a •urn then and there to be fixed t>> me, r^tenlnt to myralf the nsht to reject anv and all oid-t The date for the comnlrltou ofsuoti rvntnc' and the terms of payment tDerefor. shall be *3-' nounced at tbe ttme.and j»la<-v uf fitting Notice Is further hereto elven. Um; a; the time and place of said letting or at «neb ntlirrUnieaad place thereafter to which J. the Drain Oreois. stoner aforesaid, may adjourn Hie same the assessment f§r ben-fits aim tb? touts re­ prised within the “Ely County Drain AMeaament District.’’ will be fcibj-ct to rtvieu The fpHowliic h a description of the ww>i tracts or parcels of land eonstltuti-ig the svn.fal assessment district of said drain vb The S.!; of R. W ■. .it S. W. . nj »«• The N. «»f S. W. '-4 of 8. W \ of seal. The X U ofN W. •. of S. W , of *re ]. . TheN. Hofof N.’W. o: S. W. t o.‘>-; I. . The E. 4 of N. E s. r . ( , < _•_ all in town ol Assyria. Barre Co.. 31!fb. The township nt Assyria at |*r;-. Dated, thls'JRb dayol July. A. :?• „ Joi'X W. Bbl .i;s. County Drain Comml»s‘h-jer ol -tbe ,-niititv of harry. THE Sick Headache Permanently Cured "I was troubled, a long time, with sick headache. It was usually ac­ companied with severe pains in the temples and sickness at the stom­ ach. I tried a good many remedies recommended for this complaint; but it was not until I be­ gan taking AYER’S Pills that I received [T anything like perma­ nent benefit*. A sin­ gle box of these pills did the work for me, and 1 am now a well man.’* C. H.Hutchings, East Auburn. Me. Eor the rapid cure of Constipa­ tion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Nau­ sea, and all disorders of Stomach, Liver, and Bowels, take AYERS PINGREE SHOE. ft Shoe with a Record. For Men, Women. Boys and Girls. he and In all sixes * medium grade: Tbf Plnim ••Sewi.li;.' Wiiil't 8“** for n>en. shw wearing rubber*. «ln A''1 ‘ the foet.prevriM dampness rinsingthT^ f, sole?, nnd make walking in.*«lii'9ru ».'* ‘ tMiiifurtable.ami safe Ab” e slvely In Bicycle slim M Cathartic Pills Diplea, it Woriff1. Fair. They kre m.tlr ’ d r,,i.bXn i"» p>wofMP«t.llI prn»H-d F11 ”g„ □ot ll.miKh the ..hlvi.uh-M') “e’ Paleiil Procew. FOB SAIJi U * W. H. SFErNGE HASTINGS. �HaSTHEG' Banner Thursday, July ^3. *896. w R. COOK. Loral Editor. Battle of Winchester LOCAL NEWS , . • VlKtUUmON . Tnis week, 95 qnirei Hereafter, changes for advertisements oust reach this\office Tuesdays at latest to nsnre Insertion In tbe issue of the week •hen brought. * h*ad’°Bre •• <* jKJ *° *ltTe ®°re bind«»« ,n to?"”” Pri“ **“« P»«<ler le.vM, . mty be lbe of blanch­ ing. the hair may be restored to in original color by the use ot that potent reme.lv Hall's VeKclable Sicilian Hal? Renews f •inh Celng. Carried From jiuttlc Field. ;>anv H. 8th*Ohio RcgiWhc’l • f. y ’the War of the Rebel­ went. stat A. Ralph. River Styx, lion. Step r.-.beral among the reOhio. wa: <’ he returned to hia borne on a stretcher, h-e 3n the battle of Wln‘bavin Masxh 23. ’62- During v, ng he did not recover the V3' . . privation and expos• nnv life In a recent .tes: “I was stricken •nterri pres'ration a ye^r ago, with n juc-d for six months; I which e best physicians I could iii.-y all failed; Dr. Wheelt Vi'taiizer was recommended : j f.tts effectual treatment •;; 4. I could jnotc a change -?rst dose, improvement con• nu«u ». use axd four bottles re~ stored me to perfect health. Stephen A. It I" acunl rartl that h«. aiven tloodw K„. aaparillathe first place aitmng me<ili*iue< it tbe Oise True Blood Burifirr mul UeJvXnlc The Alleaan Creamery retails lee cream from Iu establishment. While boring for the new »H Ollier .kill «fflieli»n, tot like u ran be perffl»n<nt- It never fails to cure Piles. W. H. Goodyear. The o.l erop In the vicinity ot Samarl. 81 """*1 loss on account ot .rtny MnX olaht1" " * W"°'e " Hazel Salve. water works well at Vicksburg last week a vein ot coal was struck at a deoth or 50 feel. A South Haren fruit grower last year "»“• »i> *oro °t tcoosetorry bushes nn a sandy corner of his farm and this season lv roi?“?*>ruB|,*.I<>u,,,[ U1’h'" funny llithtI> on , t„ thonuht, „r _ be Wltt> Lime he nwkete.l S10 crate, of berries at a net Early Risen, for they always cleanse the liver, purify tin? blow!, and invigorate tlw profit of 8208. ■ • . a stern. W. h. Goodyear. An item Is going the ronndj oflhe stalo T« e fourteen wdh from which Benton press to Uie effetrt that a young lady had a Harlxtr draws Its water supply are dry and needle enter her waist about a year ago amt Iberv is practically no fire protection for that It recently worked its way out of the some parts of the city. arm of a young man Iu another city. The ladies library, of Middleville, which has been In existence for u good many One minute is tbe standard lime, rnd One Minute Cough-Cure is the standard preparation for every cough or cold, it h the only harmless remedy that produces Immediate results. W. H. Gooyear years, and had 000 books on hand, was dissolved last week by a few of the For a nurntx-r of years Allegan was the older members dividing the volumes" principal wool market In southwestern Michigan, but tbe buyers tlfefe this season among themselves. nrM. H. STEBBINS. have purchased less than 75,000 pounds. There never was the promise at this r.-dinas Photograph Did you ever think how readily tbe .ift) f'oTirt htreet. Al! season of ;the year, of such an abundant blood is poisoned by constipation? Bad crop of fruit as now. This Is especially blood means bad health and premature so with apples, for drive Into the country old age. DeWitt’a Little Early Risers, the. f I'.AItltW.!.. W. W. POTTER. tn any direction ami jou will find the famous little pills, overcome obstinate con­ stipation. w. H. Goodyear LAKRM.L a POTTER, trees loaded down with their burden. atorat y* ai Law. James W. lobin, of Lansiug. states ,• over Hr.-ting• Cttv Bank. CoHeetions Trees which haye not produced fruit for armorer, has received nolice that he lias •hcral law business years are this year hanging full. promp been awarded by the general government A Benton Harbor farmer owns a cow n medal of honor for meritorious service during the war of the rebellion. that Is certainly a record breaker. She Is D. D. S. Mrs. R. DeYoung, Middleburg. la., I work done carefully and j five years old this spring, and in Just 22 ktit-nthesla. gas or chloroform months she bee Elven \lvth to seven writes. 1 have used One Minute Cough Cure for six -years, both for myself and gtrrt l>'* • over Fhin Sniith's Racket Store. calves. When she was three years old children, aud 1 consider it tbe quickest tile cow raised twins; ten months later she acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure I ,l. (’. I AMPMAN. M. D. Office v Rit W. A. I.ampm&n. calls promptly became the mother of triplets, and 12 ever used. \V. H. Goodyear answ-.•'r-eia! attenth n given to tilting The villages in the lake shore fruit belt treating Hernia or Rupture for months from then she presented her own­ ftr majority of cases can be er with another pair of twins. are suffering from a scarcity of servant i;red without a surgical operagirls, caused by the young women desert­ At the meeting of the Kalamazoo W. C. ing their situations for the more pleasant T. U. Saturday the ladies discussed the and lucrative employment of gathering the aw and collection office of advisability of - boycotting the retail gro­ immense fruit crop of that region. J. M. SMITH. A. L. Wooster, a prominent citizen of Collections made in all parts of the state cers of the city who sell a certain brand Couvejan-* ne a spe ciality. Special pains of root beer. One lady claimed to have Osseo. Ich.. after suffering excruciatingly ukt» in drafting contracts, chattel mort- analyzed some of the beer, and she said from piles for twenty years, was cured ii> a short time by useing DeWitt’s Witch g3*e.-arid wills. Woodland, Mich. that from standing for only one night, it Hazel Salve, an absolute cure for all skin dward Taggart Loyal E. Knappen. showed signs of alcohol In it. After three diseases. More of this preparation is used an all ot hers combined. day’s standing, there was a large percent­ Arthur C. Denison. W. H. Goody eAn TAGGART. KNAPPEN A DENISON. age, enough to burn. LAWYERS. The Rev. Dr. D. D. Odell, pastor of the BieinsfH -G Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,, A Grand Rapids cat recently gave birth First Baptist church at Lansing, was un­ Grand Rapids. Michigan. to strange triplets. The kittens are tri- able to fill his pulpit Sunday. He Is an JAMES A.SWEEZKY. • enthusiastic bicyclist, and while in Chica­ colored, have three legs in front, three 1J 1 Attorney at law. go last week was run down by a coupe Hastings. Mich. eyes and to carry out the trinity, the tails and quite badly Injured. Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ end in sort of tripod arrangements, re­ Young mothers dread the Summer mon­ lections promptly attended to. sembling tbe forks ot Neptune. The third ths on account of the. great mortality aeye Is in the middle of the forvheid and mojig children caused by bowel troubles. SCRIBNER, M. D., ’ the sight is as good as that of the other Perfect safety may be assured those who Physician and Surgeon. two. The bodies are perfeetlj* formed.the keep on hand DeWitt’s Colic and Cholera Dritoa. Mich. cure, and administer it promptly. For Offc* !c residence. one block east of depot. fur soft and glossy, and tbe kittens have a cramps, bilious colic, dysentery and diar­ refined, weel-bred air. rhea, it affords Instant relief. a. a c. h. barber W. H. Goodyear • Physicians and Surgeons. It is the custom of telegraph operators Ca^sju city nr county responded to with to mark their “sight” messages “nit," the proniptiirss, day or night. Some of the large farmers In Exeter contraction saving a few dashes of the township. Monroe county, say that the P A. >HKLDUN, pen, and dashes are always precious to army worms are making havoc in many 1 . I*-tract and Real Estate Office. They also re­ lightning slingers. The other day a Mar­ oat fields in their town. Attract Bk>ck. Hastings. , M. .ry b' on Real Estate Real Estate shall manufacturer received a night mes­ mark that they can los£ one-third of their wld'ou c^rui.irsiou. General'convevaneing. "cirop and have the largest* oat crop they dsvlns >'•■unp «-u set of Abstract Books, coro- sage inscribed on the envelope 'Td. Nit." ever harvested. ••ied trni’i tbe Records, can furnish complete Now. the recently coined American phrase abdraeb. We live in a country of which the princi­ “nit” conflicts with the telegraphers’ con­ hilip t. colgrove. traction of the word night, and it is not to pal scourge is stomach-trouble. Attorney af Law It is more wide-spread than any other ' r to Sud A Colgrnve.) be wondvriHl at that the gentleman to disease. and, very nearly, more dangerous. >;• C:i:oB block. Hannon, t whom the message in quesUon was deliv­ ti cmirts of tbe date. One thing that makes It so dangerous is : ASTON. •. . ' ered became confused. He. flatly refused that It is so little understood. If it were better understood. it would to accept the message at first, believing It f Attorney at Law. , be more ‘feared, more easily cured, less S. Goodvear & Co.’s dore.) l>ad “nit” been paid for by the smiler. It universal than it is now/ jourt-otthe State. CoUectioo* was sometime before he could be con­ So, those who wish-'to be cured, take ■ Rtendedto. vinced to tbe contrary.—Munhall States- Slmker Digestive Cordial, because it goes L .. Tl MM ELMAN. Homcepathlc Phy »o the root ot the trouble as no other med­ num. ’ • -iriau and Surgeon. icine does. The pure, harm less, curative OSl-h nvs grocery store.) herbs and plains, of which it fe composed, It Sharpens are wind render It so certain and. al the the appetite, improve.*2 digestion, and re­ same time, so gentle a cure. stores health ami vigor; all the organs of It helps and strengthens tbe stomach, the body are aroused to healthy action by purifies and tones up the system. Hastings, - Mich. Dr. Pierce’s Goldeu Medical Discovery. Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to one More than all. the liver—and that’s the dollar per bottle. key to the whole system.* 1 ou have pure PLUS, 520,000.00 blood or poisonous blood, just is your liver Buckingham's Dye tor the whiskers Is under rhe laws of the State of chooses. The.blood controls the health, Michigan, Hie best, handiest, safest, surest, cleanest, Open (or business, Dec. 15, 1886. the liver controls tbe blood, the “Discov­ most'economical and satisfactory dye ever ery" controls the liver. Invented, it Is the gentleman's favorite. You can escape ju»t about half the Ills 0FF4CERS; that flesh Is heir tu. by being ready for PreffldfflQt The progress that Northville Is making them. Brace the system op with this Mv.-rvr. Vice Pres. Dau W. Reynolds. Cashier medicine, which prevents as well as cures. in material development la Illustrated by For all diseases caused by a disordered the tact that only Bee •lanutaeturlng DIRECTORS: Id.’. W. H. Powers, ’ liver or impure blood—dyspepsia, billions- arms have quit business after once starl­ Not UMtL B. B. Messer. ness. the most stuboom skin, scalp and ing wttlrhi the last arteen years. -x. Chester Messer. sreotulous .flecr.tlons, L’ only tlml but tire out of every ten men if. ColgTove. ..re.w who are Iu ber shops are optiers ol houses the the only remedy so ckrtnln and ellec or ftre paying for them. . /savings department tn Harrj tire that, once used. It is always In favor. Couu Address pays interest on all time Send for a tree pamphlet. EugBsh Spavin Liniment removes all World's Dispensary Medical Association. Hard, Bott or Calloused Lumps and Blem­ Bullalo, X. V. PRORATE ORDER. ishes from hones. Blood Spavins, Cuite. - ------------------ -----------n! Michigan. County •( Barry—ra. Bttcklen'MA rnlca bnlvo Splints. Sweeney, Ring-Bone, S1IU'*' a of Uie Probate Court for tin {ounn of Barry, hoiden Mt the Probate Office in The best salve In the world lor cuts, Sprains, all Swollen Throats. Coukhs. etc. me city of Hastings. In sain county, on Mon8j‘«r Save SOO by use of one bottle. W arrnnted ^-4”' fifth dav of July in the year bruises, sores, ulcers, sail i-n:- and right hundred and ninety six. sores, tetter, ehapped bands, chi blaln.. the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ol corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ ktowo. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Drug­ the matter of the estate of Frank tively cure piles or no pay requ red. It gist, Hastings, Mich. Geurr. deceased. Is guaranteed to give ,^r,ec‘.8™ ! wr CAtarrb Cannot Ln Cured On rendin;; and filing the petition duly verl­ or money refunded. Price 25 f*”’5 ** ot tarriedSelger. widow of said deceased. to” For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the With local appllcattosre Wer eajnot^a^ I™,-?** administration of paid estate be «■ ____ SMUrottomdl‘wAj.an^n^rder weure.U ”„,I**1”,d t0 »»ld petitioner or to some other drnggist. suitable person. iu?aei*l,|^n lt is ordered, that Saturday, the Khrtay ol August A. D. IKK. at ten o'clock in on the blood and n w til# 1’,,ITU*)p.|,e assigned for the hearing ot saw tarrh Cure ’»UL best physicians Iu this •J* the heirs at law of said de ceaM-d and all other persons Interested In salo •ufdr; ’ynulred to appear at a session of nm to l>e boloen at the Probate an.i 3 tle Clty ot Hastings, In said County. Wbon d» to™ *” ■*"* “ a‘u'1*tbe niucous surface*- a£* pneduces such Of rd ?^<^ose*H there be, why the prayer eurtnj cEarrb. *nd fnJi> !?e,,Voner m®y not be granted. And It Is m w ?. on,'-rert‘ that said petitioner give notlct for testlmoDljah^tree^ & Toledo> b. £ninterested In said estate, of the K.-S’iy of‘s^,d Petition and tbe hearing Sold bj droggiMa. Price'75c* • nnS 7 l'»’»*lngacopy of this order to be Mil-'i I 1° .,hfi Hastings Banner, a news Build* up th* 8>",em* .... . v B ilrian<1 circulated in said County of Alpena, Mich" W^ ,5i:<JrI”jrdrDot give week r°r three suceeaslv »eek- previous to said day of hearing. about a)ear woigj concluded to try Chas. w. aembtbono tne much w»« uot loiw before , Judge of Probate. Hcod about. I have found. Hood s A true Copy.) • f ,. < ; !. < If. H. Goodyear, w L E H P Hastings City Bank, • ruiy ieim. SootNiMt Syrup has been used h-r-children ware Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. SStoVS? tarnlty medicine. Mrs. C. H. Hall. ___________________ _ Hood»Pirs ro uke’eMy t0 opCTBte’ . ’l‘,d pre ,ere In the state as estimated by correspondents tteLnnJ™44 Tbe estimate for ™ 111.24 busb-h: eenuL . ,1Lt>U8bele’ *nd northern 15.35 bushels The estimate for the state and 00 18 b,fher than on July 1, i89fi. to.hto-l?'"1 1^""“ th' 11 2 56 bushels. In southern counties, 3.10 bushIm r°S'' 2 88 bn’hel«- ■”d uortheni 8.58 bushels. • The supervisors' returns of Farm Statis­ tics. ao far as footed, indicate au increased acreage as compared with 1S85. The in­ crease may reach 15 per cent. n beat ripened unusually early, prob­ ably the earliest ever known In this state. At a tew points in the extreme southern pan of tbe state harvesting was begun as early as June 10. and the cutting was about completed throughout the southern counties by July 4. A large number of correspondents report the grain shrunken, but It is yet too early to attempt an esti­ mate of the quality for the entire state. The number of bushels of wheat report­ ed marketed In June Is 346,803 as com­ pared with 522.3H reported marketed in June, 1895, and the amount marketed In the eleven months. August-June. It 8.660,­ 482 bushels as compared with IO,569,809 bushels In the same months last year. A full average of corn has been planted, aud in.condition the crop is 97 per cent, of condition In average years. In tin* south­ ern It Is 98 percent. Oats are estimated at 100 «»er cent, or a* full average ernp. , Compared with average years the area Planted to beans ranges from 02 per cent, iu the southern counties to 10! in the northern. The average for the state is 04. The acreage planted to potatoes is esti­ mated at li percent less than iu average years in the southern and thfc central coun­ ties and the state, and at 0 per cent Jess in the northern counties. One year ago the estimate for the state was 106, or 6 per cent in excess of average years. The av­ erage condition of the crop is now 08. The condition of meadows and pastures ranges from 75 to 80 per cent of an aver­ age. and the average condition ot clover sowed this year is 88 per cent. The outlook for apples and peaches is more promising than at this date In many years. The percentages for apples are. southern counties 103; central,. 96, and northern 91. the average for the state be­ ing 100. For peaches the figures are, squthern counties. 86; central, 94: north­ ern, 91, the average for the state being 87. Read iho New Sloru My StaiifjB Patient Which Begins in This Issue of THE BANNER iWfAl You will find it will prove to be the best story you have read this year. If you do not take THE BANNER, sub­ scribe for it and secure the Story which alone is worth more than you pay for the paper. You cannot help but be interested in the Story, It grows more and more excit­ ing until the very end, and is without doubt the most fascinating story published this year. 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Don't wait till fall or winter before beginning. $1.00 CASH Pays for THE BANNER and New York Tribune until 1st August, 1897. $1.25 CASH For sale at jog. and|r.<x>by all druggists. t Pays for THE BANNER and Chicago Inter Ocean. until 1st August, 1897 Favor us with a call and when we get in our new office, come in and see us. To mt Emtok .-—I hare an absolute remedy for Consumption. By Its timely use thousands ot hopeless cases hare been already in>d ntiUt fm to those of your rnders ulio fave (>nsumj-tk>n,TtacaLBronchttlor Lung Trouble, if they <U write me^tlielr express and postoffice adless. Sincerely, T A. SLOCUM. M.C. J«3 Prerl St, Hew Trek. • ~ Tlx. CJIxtol •»< Botto.a <k ■ tiwMteo tuu gtaurvus rroperitlGU. COOK BROS �— — foundation upoo which all bualoea* w is Speaking of our paper money the speaker said very balU was threnteued; buyer* refused to make that tbe people are opposed to tbe retirement of After a few momenta Inapectiuu, we tbe greenbacks. They were given by Abraham nurchHMK: capital withdrew from employment; mills and laclories closed down; Ubur waatdta; harried ba**k to toe Walton and found the Lincoln: they are a government loan without - train eUll there. in tore*’. Had the 3365,0(0JOO in greenbacks our expenditure* soon exceeded our Six or seven of us drawn Interest at tour per cent it would have uncertainty was created abroad and the great­ paeted oureelves Into toe little eompart-1 up m w. cost tire government 3X38,00),too in Interest er panic this country evr knew Tne speaker tiiei> turned hl* attention jo »be went, eooiebody blow a whistle, there wai since stecle payments were resume^ 17 year* ngo. Tbe greenbacks were of great benefit to silver question and to better he produced an unstamped Mfxrean a toot from tbe engine, and we moved off tbe country nnd to Ihe people until “refonn.” points uUh Its endless chain of disaster, came. Tuey Slvrr dollar procured by him at the Mexican with no more noise than is made by a hand mint at Zicaiecai. Mexico. Hohllnir the un­ atod going over staid with the people when sliver and gold hid Bnow- very stamped coin between hi* finger*. ne aridl.— ent from toe way one of our great express from view; TbegrtMest nations pf tbe warld are on a •■Let th- Republic of Mexico stamp that coin trains starts out of tbe depot The car* and It will pa?» iu the market* ot the wuridI. aud gold basts.but thoteeAuntrtes all use stiver to anwDK tbe most enUgblened nalioni of th® are about as long as one of our freight tbe greatest extent possible. . flh.en conutric* of the world use gold aud earth tor TH cent". Bring it into the United ears, having ibi%e wheels on each aide, silver ■*< w»-di. ah- seventeen countries State*. take it to our mint* and stomp> our God­ **ll ua« »«y and divided cross-wiac Into three compart­ employ siher alone as money. Tbe fifteen dess of Liberty upon if. and *1 *1' ments. each one with seats dear across countries where gold is the atofldard. but which vrhere tor 100 cents. What make* use silver so IB greatest extent have an import ence? Mexico la upon a rilver basis and he. and facing eabh other, just as they <to In a Mirer is worth but it* bullion \*l“£ ..ThS and export trade of nearly lour times as niuHi I‘ seemed odd at first to travel United States is upon the »ame bail* a* inc hack. as the 17 stogie silver standard countries T<n»e 115 countries comprise the greatest, most hn- most enlightened, most prosperous and pro­ thus, but I must say It was rather pleasant imrtont. most Intelligent anl -most progressive gressive nations of the earth, where for our party io be all by ourselves, aud countries ot tbe world such as Germany. Russia. reco'ulzsd a* the standard value, and "benI Franco, England, the United 8'ates aud other*. all dollars whether of gd-1. silver rind paper able to converse with each other iu an or­ are m of equni equal value. It Is such dollar* as•‘heto ’® dinary tone of voice even when we*-were The ellver standard «uc single »;ukic finer stannara countries comprise I ; ari. nroi'ose »j>nt the rhwrrnnd <»>d repuUle-o republican part party propose to the vreak-st. llgmtand least |>rogre;that grand old pw w..,;k-*t, least lent Intel kih-l'.igeii ’and least ? • five or six feet apart. The engine on in s'.ve countries such ns Central and South Amer- continu- to cireu.i.e. There can be no quesu lea. Chins. Japan. Mexico and- India in all tion a* to tbe position of tor repumm*-) panji front was a curiously arranged little thing, the area: countries the paid, silver and paper upon taecurrency. It is tbe right pmrttca.»ou without cow catcher or cab. as we nndermqney Is kept »t par and worth too cents on cue aa for nl:n»elf he ^‘“UJX^hau la dwrt for st’ind it, aud also minus a b?!l. An en­ dollar, labor is well employed and ncelvtotood feat championing Wu" gineer sitting In the cab of one of our big w«m. Iq every one of the single silver stand- one moment pjalUpn of tm arTiecunlries the dollars are war h but ufty party <m this qneMloii. The r«,dt » Mogul ItcoiH 'CIvcs could look down into ceato-slmiply the bullion value ot sllver-^labor toe posl’lojLOt tbe grand <#•{ pan) wm the «in »k-- slack of any ehgloe I have seen hava'Vc«7?oo'&X)’ofg Id. ami I The speaker CAlleJ ;dt-otlon to the fact ‘hat here yet, A few years ago. I am told, the -?______ _ . ______ W>UOO,a« ol■ «,lm" crm doilw 3 (» * ago^ff raauy countries were now on a silver Pennsylvania Railroad, brought over one ]ver tV erv dollar Vf wJSb which Is « (MMrarnntan) wiH J basis. The democratl!) party argue* that if ■■ ----worth iw cents because toe government will 0.1515. xue WUiuvruic PWIIJ redeem it at Its coin value au! not at Its ccm- United States goes into the free silver coinage of the best English iooom -Hives and au en­ merrial value, as i« done In the case of every business It wilt create an unlimited demand for gineer lo run It, for experimental p i 'pos­ ■single silrer standard country in the world. silver. Why does it not operate In this way es. They sent this engine out on one of Over four hundred millions -of sliver dollars among the many nations th.u are now on the their regular express trains, on a ran hare been coined since I878 but it is difficult to silver bash? The fact lhaj It does not I* proof make them circulate There are only 55.000.000 conckulva (hit that argument is false. In every which the American locomotive* had had of them iu circulation, toe rest of th m arc rep­ country that is now on the Miter basis there is no trouble In making. Tne train reached resented by piper certificates so that n very a “fifty cent dollar." aud the dimocraile party­ small percent of our coined silver is lu the now proposes to degrade the people of the Its destiuailon some hours behind time hands of the people. It is proposed to have the greatest Republic tbe world ever knew to tbe and the engineer cHmed out with tbe ob­ free and unlimited coinage of sliver !0 tfl l— level of such stlv. r standard countries as Mex­ servation that he was going back to Eng­ gSTNotice tbe daily W» .ittwr R«- 2 that is. maktug a law saying that one ounce of ico. China. Japan. Central and South America-1 port in my south wtaa-j*. Z gold shall be north IC times as much as an The democratic party argues that free silver I land where “they didn’t awsk a man to ounce of silver, nnd coining not only our home will give laboring men belter wages. They ar­ pull blawsted 'olels over the mountain product but all that may be brought to us from gue this In the very face of the fact that ex-1 tops. ” ®9S*«SSSSS«'iSSSS4SS465 foreign countries us well In tbe markets ot perience show, the-contrary. The laboring We reached Glasgow about noon and the world one ounce of gold is worth 33 times man in every free silver country is tn the most its much as au ounce of silver. Free coinage 16 aldect poverty and misery. after pulling our wheels out of the pile of The speaker next'paid his respects to tbe to I, when tbe true ratio is 32 co 1 would result ’ luggage (for they have no such thing as a In driving out the 1067.000.000 Ju. gold and-de “Crime of T3 ’’ Tfie democrats say that silver checking system and every Body goes to predating tbe value of ah we have left. was demonetized secretly In 1873. "THKHK XEVr.il HAS BKEN AN H0V« THAT the door of tbe luggage van aud claims Tills coustry bad no silver in 1850. fn that Having purchased the year tlie white metal was discovered In Nevada. I OUH NILVKB HAS NOT IIXXX A FL’I.L, UK? his own), we had dinner. Then we started Up to 1873 not quite 8.MB.0OO silver dollars had GAL TKNDKB SINCJC OCR MINTS WF.RIt OfKXKD we bought more stuff from England they would been coined although we bad free coinage for 80 IN ITOS TO THE COINAGE OF BILVXH." Am to to set up our wheels and after I had mend­ buy more from u*. but as a matter ot fact they years. Since 1878 we have coined and purchas the - Crime of 73" he said that tbe act of that ed a puncture in one of my tires, 1 made have not bought nearly ns much. Tbe English el 365I.OOOXWO in sliver. We have 3383.0)0.030 year was printed 13 times In the course of It* tbe pleasing discovery that tbe small piece Thursday, July 23, 1896. buy where they can buy tbe cheapest. They more silver in this country than there Is In ; paaaxge. and the proceedings on It occupy ill have sold a great deal more to us, and have England, Germany and Russia combined. columns of the Cd igreeslonMl Glob<-- This bill of steel which bolds the saddle In place COOK BROS., Proprietors bought a great deal less of u*. and this Is tbe Tbe speaker slid that he was in favor of both was read publ.dyln each branch of legislature. was missing. It bad either been left out , reason tbe change In revenue has occurred. It metals and believed that an agreem-nt atnonc Does thin look iilpo serrecy? “This bill was in packing jn New York or lost on the has been just as the republican party said it all the nations would solve toe problem. “I signed by the great President Grant, aud God 1 might as well try to ride without would be; tbe prices of your products Dave want gold, silver aud paper for our money, in­ knows that he was not lacking in patriotism boat. fallen, the revenues of tbe government have terconvertible. so that each dollar will be worth anff love for bis country." a from wheel as without that little piece dwindled away, aud who has been, benefltted? 100 cents. I want toe laboring maun dollar to • It has been argued. ’ the speaker said, "that We tried to find one at a bicy­ The democratic party told you four years ago be as good as that of toe millionaires tbe far- the greenbacks were Issued In tbe interest of of metal. They had that all in the world was the matter with us was -iners as good as that of tbe capitalist." Wall Htreet. but the very fact that that law was cle ilore but It was no use. Stock of, my brother, A. that we didn’t have free trade. The majority Mr. O’Donnell then spoke of toe trip of the signed by tbe immortal Lincoln wae proof nothing of the aorL After tbree long E, Renks, J will continue the of tbe people voted for free trade; we’ve lived Michigan editors to Mexico, where the* saw a enough of tbe falsity vf the statement." hours of tolling we got a piece of sole under free trade ever since, and how do you like free *ltver coinage country with a population of At the dose of Congressman Smith ’ s same and ask for a liberal share leather filled In with horse shoe nalla, so It? Now they come forth nnd tell us that it’s 12.ooo.uoo people with $50,000,000 of sliver, 35.000.­ not free trade that’s the matter with us, but its 000 in (sold and 32,000,000 In paper money-a per speech Hon. James O’Donnell made a few that the saddle could not ••wobble’’ side­ of your patronage. With my all because we havn’t got free silver coinage, capita circulation ot less than to. Tbe Mexican remarksand the meeting closed with a ways, and sitting alternately on the from last years experience in one of and that free silver will remedy all tbe evils from -liver dollar ha» 378 grains of sliver, while a wbleb *e are suffering todav. Here the Gov­ United States silver dollar has only 371!» grains, song from the Glee Club. and rear ends 1 managed to keep It in a tol­ the largest bake shops in De­ ernor said: "Now, my friends. I hope that af­ yet ten of our silver dollars wlll buy eighteen erable position. So we started and after «OV.JOH| T. RICH, HON JAME8 ter being caught with a free crude book you will and one-half Mexican silver dollars. Why? troit I feel -confident I can three quarters of a mile my peddle con­ not be caught with a free silver hook, because I Because our dollars can be redeemed at their O'DONNELL. CONGRESSMAN think if you are caught with the free sliver hook coinage value and are worth 100 cents, while tbe trived to catch in one of tbe straps of tbe please you. Everthing will be It will prove more disastrous to you than the I sliver dollars of Mexico can only be redeemed SMITH. HON. E. L. HAMIL­ Imrgage carrier ami rip it off, tbe wheel strictly fresh and fftsl-class. free trade hook." at their bullion, or commercial, value and are tearing a good nixed hole in the aide dur­ Continuing the governor said: “If you want I worth but 50 cents. The wages paid the labor TON AND SENATOR All the latest delicacies in bak­ silver there Is an abundance of It; if you want I mg men 0! Mexico ate on the starvation scale. NO 3. ing tbe operation. With a light heart aud JEWELL tHE money we have plenty of it. There Is no lack varying from 124 to 35 cents b day tn depreciated ing can be had at the Old Re­ Aikdkik. ox Glasgow and Eixnbubob merry countenance I got of to save a porof tbe amount of money; there Is no question money, and only those who visit that country SPEAKERS. ttoa of tbe wreck >f possible. Mr. Craw­ liable City Bakery. 1 will have about tbe quality, uoto- why Is it scarce? I say. can have an Idea of toe misery and .lestltutlon. Road. Scotland. July 1st. 1M«. tn my judgment, the reason la that by reducing Tbe same Is true < f every silver country on the Dear Mn. Editor. ley came back and lent me a strap by none but the best Ice Cream the tariff duties you have permitted the foreign­ globe, aud vet we are asked to lower tbe stand­ means of which we th-d the broken valise er to do the business that we ought to do our ­ United States to that level. When 1 finished my Inst letter to you, and Soda. Also Verners A Drizzling Rain Keeps Many Away selves; you have permitted the foreign work­ ardIf.otastbe Then we started oh to toe free sliver men argue, the free coin­ I lioped to be on land iu three days, but It baek in place. Ginger Ale, always the best. men to do the w-xrk that our moo ought to age of f-ilver in this country would Increase the overtake Mr. Cox who had gone on ahead. But Large Crowds Listen to Ship life have had. Our farmers have permitted foreign price of silver, why doesn’t toe price increase turned out to be over tbree. After two or three miles of hard pumping farmers to send In butter, eggs, meat and many in those countries that have free coinage Sil­ went on about the same as before. Tbe without catching him wc made op our other oroducts Into our home markets which ver fluctuates In price but gold never uues be­ Each Speakers. ought to have been supplied by tbe farmers of cause it Is tbe recognised standard of value American concert which we hoped to have, minds be must have got nf the road at the this country. among the great commercial nations of tbe ntever took place, owing to some reason of last corner. So Crawley went baek to Gov. Rich called attention to the tact that world. Tn-re to but oae way to make two vghlch 1 am uol informed. So the hours WeMBtor Keeler, of Middleville, Elected evary law that Interfered with the currency metals ot stable, unvarying value and that Is by went uneventfully by till Monday after­ hunt him up. I waited around and no­ with the Idea of helping tbe debtor class had, International agreement, and that la just what ticed that my camera had got broken some President of the McKinley Club. resulted disastrously to that class, and referred the republican party will bring about. The noon atiout two or tbree o'clock when a to the mortgage tax law In this state. He told Is new ripe for Its consummation. France. fellow passenger excitedly stuck his head way or other, and after a while the search­ Saturday afternoon a large crowd gath­ of a wealthy mine owner In Utah, a man of high time er came back but without the lost sheep Germany, Austria. Belgium and tbe Hpuse of It ered in this city, despite the unfavorable office In that state, who formerly lived tn Mich­ Commons have declared lor It and tbe republi­ Into my room, and called out ••Land.” he had gone to find. About this time the weather, to attend the organization of tbe igan. This man has a lot of money loaned out can party has declared for it and It can be de­ was welcome news aud I hastened up to rain commenced to fall and wc concluded near Lan*Ing, and insists upon putting a clause pended upon to do as It agrees. Amid tremen­ tbe deck, to see Ireland. Lunches at all hours However it was j 'Barry County McKinley Club, and to bear In each mortgage saying that It shall be paid in dous applause Mr. O’Donnell closed his speech to go ahead. After a mile or so through wfeat the. republican orators bad to say. gold, and as last a* his mortgages fall due ne with a bsahtlful tribute to Wm. McKinley, our almost an liour before* 1 could make out < the mud we came to a town. Unloading demands that new mortgages be made with the more than a dim mass In the distance, next president, aad tbe true friend ol the Amer ­ ’Early in tbe afternoon rain commenced to our valises at an Inn, I started back to try “gold clause " This man Is an ardent free sli­ ican people. 1 wnlch looked more like n cloud than the tall to such an extent that speaking out ver man. aud was Asked how it was that bee in­ DuriQ{ his speech of over an hour and solid earth. We xere sailing into a big my luck at finding our better third. About wf doors was out-of the question. Tbe sisted upon a gold clause In bls mortgage*, a mile back 1 met him and we were soon afternoon train brought Gov. John T. when he was a free silver man. He replied a half he'cominanded the closest of atten­ Inlet stTihat we did not approach the shore all drinking chocolate and eating bread "free silver with me is politics, the gold clause tion and enlivened his remarks by telling very rapidly. Indeed lightning speed l Rich and Hon. Jas. O’Donnell. Is business." He wants to get one dollar for many wilty Irish stories, at which l)e is could scarcely have Rat si fled the sons and and butter together, and wondering what It was found necessary to divide the every&Oceuts blsmlues produre. but he want* daughters of Erin on board who were go­ on earth anyone ever wanted to write . -crowd. Gov. Rich addressing the audience a dollar worth 100 cents from every man in­ an adept debted to him. “I am opposed to any nnd every The old songs about "Bonnie Scotland" and tell Preceding Gov. Rich's address Hon. K.L ing back to visit their old home. .at the opera house, which was completely law." the Governor said, which will give tbe about the loveliness of “Scotland’s fair Hied. The meeting was under charge of procuring classes of this nation a dollar worth Hamilton, of Niles, was called upon and gentleman who ruomed with me smiled all land!” After supper tbe ralo stopped a SACRIFICE Just bought an agents 50 cents, and to tbe bond holding classes a dol­ F. T. Colgrove. made a splendid talk of about 15 minutes over as he tremulously stuffed his belong­ little and we started ahead. We bad gone worth too cents. ings in his valise and 1 believed him when samples of shirt waists, M of them, . Hr. O’Donnell spoke to a full house in lar calling attention to tbe wonderful prog ­ Our currency I* scarce the Governor said, bea mile perhaps when,—Ids—s—a, and Mr. he told me that he felt so light that be Parker's hall, over which meeting Hale cxitsecapital will not Invest tn anything to em­ ress of this country under protection, and which will be sold less than laannfact* The re­ He had Crawley’s tire was punctured. Kenyon presided. After each speaker ploy labor until the currency storm clears up comparing democratic promises with the could hardly keep on the floor. urers prices. They must be sold at some pairing of this was an hour’s work, and people know what kind cf money we are been In America thirty-nine years. •had spoken over an hour they changed ard to have He then told of what tbe President of results of actual democratic legislation. we then walked a mile up hili to Airdrie price. Get what you want while we have By the time supper was over the great platforms. The rain having st )pped Gov. a Detroit bank told him. This bank has a Safe At the opera House Senator Jewell, ot and hunted up a place to stay all nlgtiL the sixes. No two alike, so no one will Rich addressed a very large audience from tv Deposit Vault, and tbe Premieut of the Dowagiac, made a brief address, culling blaek crags and rocks stood out iu plain concern told Gov. Rich that “there'was enough attention to the fact that tbe cotton raisers outline against the gray sky. Cold and We found we had made almost eleven the veranda of the Hastings house. dress -as you do. Ph»n Smith at: the . gold and greenbacks deposited In his vaults to miles during the afternoon when we came , raw as was the air almost rveiybody was on of the south wanted free silver so that Gov. Rich spoke In °ubstanceas follows: double the cash reserve of the lianas of De­ Racket. Oh. It was a gala day troit." they could procure labor cheaper and meet deck. There was a bitter wind nnd now to count them up. I am glad to see you here this afternoon and Jor cycling. The speaker called attention to the fact that interested iu polities, because if politics ever tinder the McKinley law 20 nalions ent-red in the competition ot the pauper paid lat>or and then a few drops ot cold rkiu came I don’t tell you all these facts dear Mr. Ed- • OXFORD SHOES As the '■ <t of I our down by way of variety. But no one com­ affected your business It Is now The people to rerlproral relations with U‘. In 18’2 th-y of Europe. are the stockholders ol rhe greatest corporation tiwd 3187 00X00) worth >»fonr prnlner*. and thplained nnd as the shpres grew nearer to­ Itor and gentle reader lo brag over you and | 'rhe Nashville band was present and Oxford lie shoes are on hand, ami as w on earth, and are not only going to elect th* di­ balance of tr*do tn our favor w»« lx»».oa).ooo. make you feel humiliated because we are > rectors of that corporation for tae next four Tao democrats rausaled this nittsure anti we enlivened tbe occasion with some stirring gether and-became less rocky and forbid­ wish to dos? them out.- we will Mil re­ years to cum?, but will elect th* president ;w arc now not oclv deprived of those tn trkets selections. Tbe Hastings Glee Club, com­ ding, and we could see the lights ot the travelling abroad and living In this round ! well. The honor of being wlect-d president is but pat all balance* In g >td iustas*! ot produce posed ot; Dr..C. H. Bat ber, J. G. Nagler, farm houses just beginning to glimmer of pleasure, while you are ataying at home ■ duce the price. They are a’. I !h*< owds one of the greatest which msukiud can bestow. as we used tn do tn 18BZ we had a bom* mar and not having any fun or satisfaction exbut most be sold if price will *13 it. We have hid annually an accumulation of ket that paid 12,239,000 00c In wages aud g vye Chas. Barnaby, Norton Paton and Al H. through Hie windows of the whitewashed ■weaiib since 18t>l. which would equil the aocu employ men: to all. At tbe present time hall Weber, sang some very appropriate songs walls, we who had another night on the 1 cept wbat yoa can get out of borne and ■ Phln Smith aj tbe^Rtcket. ’ vnglatod pr-sperltj of 3J0 years before. In of tire mm are unemployed nnd the other halt and received several enthusiastic encores. waler, felt a good deal of the cheerfulness friends and three good meals a day and i Michigan webave taken off a mi-t wmderful nrerrnoioyed at reduce'! wages. After the afternoon meeting a McKinley nnd warmth so apparent 011 every Celtic sunshine and these minor things. 1 don’t aoaixintoi timber, copper, and other products Gjv Rich clo«.-4 his rem tries with a splendid which cannot be taken off again, Holt will not trlnnte to McKinley, the choice of the i>eople. Club was organized at the Opera House. face. At last a couple of small st earners feel puffed up or’ conceited becaase the LADIES VEST’S Some are getting out •estrange If we-are not able to maintain tint and drew striking comnsrtsoua hetwe-n 4hn Hon. M. S. Keeler, of (Middleville was came out to meet us, one was laaheil to muscles of my legs are so sore that I can ’ of size. We have lots of tn- iu yet for gatt all toe while. But we can batter conditions make up of tbe men at Uie republican conven­ scarcely get up or down stairs, or because waatorially. I 5c up. Only think a good vest tion at 8t. Louis and Uie anarchistic A It gelds elected President and acknowledged tike one side of the Furnessla, the second to Oaeoftbe crime* charged ngaln-»t the repub­ and Tillmans who dictated ihe nominations al honor In a neat little speech expressing tbe other, one boat toot the baggage, one 1 have been caught In a rain storm and lican party tour years a?o was chat there was a Chicaxn. in conclusion he said that he be­ bls views upon ttie duty of all republi­ the passengers, and In half an hour the wet through every day but one since 1 । for a nlcklv. Phln Sih lib a: the Racket. m tpini tn the treasury. Tne democratic party lieved that after tbe people had given tbe ques­ « / transfer was complete. With three hearty have been in this land of poetry and oat­ cam j to the front and said “we will get rid of tion careful thought and stndv. wltnsnt cans. ■tha’ surolOT." and for once they kept their prejudice, they would vote next November to E, G. Holbrook, of this city was elected cheers from tbe Irish and three more from meal, or because I haven’t had any butter ward. Now the surplus has gone, and there D restore tbe grand old party that Ind been tried Secretary and A^ E. Kenuston was elected the 'Scotch the little boats turned their for dinner for two weeks. I feel just as HANDKERCHIEFS We have the • deficit ot 3382.801,<XM. This msans a greater for a quarter of a century ana under whose dandy line at prices no one else will 1 only Treasurer. prow up the Loch, as they call II and the common and democratic as ever. tax upon every man. woman aud child In the rule a surplus was never found waiting. make. They are au agents samples and mention these advantages 1 am having, sn Uutted States, than the snme per capita tax In Executive Committee—Len W. Felgh­ Furnessia started seaward again. Che state will take to pay your state taxes for that 1 may warn you against the suspicion are worth much more. Phln Smlthai the I went down stairs and tried to thaw ” Following h a summary of Mr. O’Don­ ner of Nashville; Frank Doty, of Banthree years. Among other things they said. field and C. S. Brown, of this city. out and to feel the proper degree nf thank­ that when 1 get back 1 shall feel that *we will give you a cheaper dinner pall.’’ nell’s speech: Racket. Again they bave kept their word. They have The following Vice Presidents were fulness that I wasn’t a sailor aud didn’t Michigan Isn’t good enough for tne. It Is given us a dinner pall one eighth of a cent now almost 5 o'clock p. m. here which Mr. O’Donne!! commenced by referring to tke^ lected, one from each township and ward haw to heave trunks all night. cheaper but they did not promise to put the din­ two wo systems—the tariff for revenue which dots* Ti1 the county:—’ NEXT WINTER You will not want makes It somewhere near noon in Michi ­ Next morning when 1 reached the deck ner In it. aud it seems to be lacking. Now the not ot protect, but which as experience has W1 al-. laboring man gets one days work where lie way* b flu an, pulls down piosj^riiy; and a tariff summer dress good', buf timt Is what we were steaming rapidly up the Firth of gan aud, my dear friend. I should dearly D. Huggett, Assvrlx. ■ •ted to get sixteen. for protection which builds up the country aud Clyde. The Scotch call any Inlet from the love to thrust my lame nnd aching knees F. Stanton—Baltimore you need now aud we have plenty Tbe republican party proph-sled wbat the re­ afford* ample revenue. Tim latter Rystem we W. Elllqu -Barry. sea. a Firth, and they are usually distin­ under your dinner table and take toy sult* would -be, and their predictions have becu had for thirty yean, aud under tlih tariff for them, and are try Ing to make the price Jerry Rogers—Carlton. ■verified and I am surprised that they were s*» protection we doubled tn population; we be­ guished by the names of the fivers which chances on feeling better when 1 got up W. HmlHi and W. 8t’oi>g-0n.scletoa. completely verified Daring toe first term of came by far the greatest manufacturing nation sell them. Phln Smith at ike I ticket. empty through them into the sea. We titan 1 do now. Be contented, aud again 1 Jas Baiwr City—1st wd. Grover Cleveland his IihuiIs were ‘h.d bv a re of Hi-world; paid hundreds of nt IIIton» <tt Obas Jordan " 2nd wd. did not arrive at the right time to catch say to you. be contented. You may be In pubiic.in congress nd Cisre could be uo tinker­ dollars on our debt; the waxes 0( oar laborer* A. E. Kenaston •’ 3rd wd. tax with the tariff, and during his first term our IneroAMed; our railroads grew front 30.(XX) to the tide, ro we could not go on up to Glas­ hard luck, but there are others,my iriends. FOOT COVERING We call th. uliasC. S. Brown . “ <tth wd. ,. revenues exceeded our expenditures every,. ITO/XX) tulles; under it Ute gallant defenders cl gow In the floating palace (?) which had then; are other*, who would be glad to get I. Sponable-Hastings T.yvp. year. During hts seeoud term rhe'democratic nur nation were liberally rewarded lor tbelf Irry <>r StOL’klngs*. from the Muaii ones Geo. Bobiiiiou—H >pu. Excuse me been our home for the past ten days, but Into yuur shoes for a while. party bite »*.nplete control of the government. .bravery. In 18*2 under the McKinley bill an4 Wm. Mitchell-irvlug. to the extra nlzai ami warranted Phin They .■.>n»aj“u--<Rj alm nt immediately to fool our reciprocity treaUes. we hud a wooderiul bu» must land at Greenock aud proceed by while 1 add a few tears to the rain out­ Wllllar.J Nye—Jolmrtowo. ‘ with the tariff law* of tbe country nnd the re- iueM at borne, our foreign trade was the '.argest Yours with a sigh. rail to Glasgow. The first cablu passen­ ride. C. R. Palmer—Maple Grove. Smith n’ tne Racket. sal: wi* dlswro is There has b.vna big de­ Iu the annals of our countrr. and when Ute set­ Walter Brown—DraturovllJe. A ci: every year since gers. were taken off first, and as we stood &HULKY W. SMFTH. tlement was made it was found that we baa sold L. Loveland—Prairieville. Dan g tbs last four ye trs there h w been itn- 3202370-000 more of goods abroad than we had shivering ou deckln the worst wind which Vcried more than three time* as mwv farm pro bought. Id )W2 the people decided they wanted * Frank Smith—Rutland. » evej chilled my bones between February MICHIGAN CENTRALKXCURBION8 ANOTHER Buying «ho.tt of i.’> M. F. Iordan and Geo. Keeler—Thornapple. starts than there was under the McKinlev set. a change from Ute protection tariff nollcy to ihe John Vette— Woodland. and December. Mr. Cox pointed his blue coining money on a small scale. You and toe deiioir.iLs promised the people that 11 "tariff for revertu1 on!) ” policy. The speaker 8. Ritchie-Yankee Springs. hand toward one of the glass port holes save In the purchase nnri get belter xood uaturedly asked Ibc iatKe aud<cnce If they hadn’t been sorry a great many times slue-, The Club started out with a member­ and asked me why that was like the quality as we bought them for Won t’-at tbe change bad been made. For the above occasion the M. C. will In 1847, tbe speaker *aid. '.here wm a tariff for ship of over 500 from this city and seven weather. Of course I didn’t know and he sell excursion tickets July 30-Sl. August the dollar, and will sell cheaper than tbe Awarded answered. ‘-Oh. because It’s a little revenue policy enacted which was In force till townships. and tn all that perInd the balance of trade The organization will be contlbued and windy.” I didu’t mind the cold after that. 13, 20 aud 27 at one aud one third first others can buy. We have the narrow Highest Honors—World’s Fair, 1801. was against u% and hard Umes were always here., meetings wlll be held occasionally. class limited fare for. the round trip. Good The At last they took us off and landed us at tor, medI n in or common sense, lo*. f° Mr. Buchanan had charge nf tbe government, four years nnder this deceptive policy and came Club adjourned with three hearty cheers the Ctutom’K House where the officers to return until September 1st inclusive. suit you. PhlnBmlth at (lie Racket ont with a deficit each year, amounting during for McKinley and Hobart. searched our grips. They didn’t find any­ Children half fare. the term to 373.000.000. Wbat did he do? is­ In the evening tbe Opera House was thing dutiable and wv passed on to the sued bondR. Bo Gruver Cleveland has taken up this tariff for revenue policy just where Preai­ capable of seating less than half of those string of little covered wagons which they Knlrkb. of Pythias Uniform Rank. Clava- IBICES Pushed to tbe lowest point we land. Ohio. Awgiut S3 to 30. dent Baebanan left oil. In iw? under tbe Mc- who desired to hear Hon. Wm. Alden call a train of cars here. ever knew, and that means j good 4ea)».e For tbe above occasion the M. C. will Kinleviaw the farmer* of the U. 8. exported Smith, of Grand Rapids, who made one of While we were waiting for tbe train to 1BTXMX) 000 busbeh of wheat aud got one dollar a when you remember the prices we kite •ell raoraloD ticket, An.u.t SS, as .nd busbelforit. In 1BD5. under tariff reform. 70,­ the finest speeches ever heard In this city, start, a young school teacher who had Chil­ always sold you tin ware. 'Others will 000,000 bushels were exported and only sixty and those who listened to bis convincing come over with us proposed lhat we should 24 at one tare for tbe round trip. dren half fare. Return limited August cents a bushel received. The whole effort of arguments went away with different views aay: ♦•Oh! We do not-keep those good?.” go see the grave ot Highland Mary, which tariff reform has been to destroy the sheep In­ Slat Iccluaive. dustry and It has succeeded. The loss to the upon the financial question. was near the station. So we .went off No, they cannot get them, as we are the American farmer* by depreciation In price of We regret that we are unable to re pro- through tbe streets black I row the wool and ralueW their sheap -Ince Cleveland only one buying direct from th.- factory. came In power Is 3M0.AO0.o00-ju«t tbe size of ■dace exactly the words of Hon. William of tbe great sugar refineries located here, F «c above occasion the Mich. Centra Goods, the beat pyice*. *nd ‘he kiweH ,• the last bond ln*ue. Wool used to be a great Alden Smith, of Grand Rapids, the elo­ through the ship yards where lay one big industry in Michigan but It has bren rulnod by quent Congressman from tbe 5th DlstflcL steamer lately launched, with another on *U! ■*» eacuraion tickets for 25c for round our c.alin, Hint we nre ready to back It this «heep klnlnx noPey. We nre now rending tbe stocks, and flnsllv came to the door of mp: children 15c. Return same date of 31 H.0CO.<00 atwad each «ear for wool and wool­ He opened his speech by saying:— “P- Phin Smith at the Racket. Ths old woman who salt. en good- which Is 3«-OOC.oro more than we "If I were asked to best express tbe resu It the church yard. bought ol three product- under tbe McKinley of democrMie supwnarv. j wouta ezpreu it 1n kept tbe keys led the way to tbe place we Fellowr. MH at any year. In the woo>cn mills 220hon 2°® ww‘,‘Ni*tI7. EGGS.' EGGS! EGGS! The last b what Cp to ’be very time toe were reeking, threading her way through workmen werecmnloxed while now one third democratic party came l.i power In .w»3 our J’nffalo Bill’s Wild West show will br we want, at the highest market price, ••f them are ldb> bvesune foreign roods mv>e by mills and factories were trembling nlgnt and moss covered lomb slum's a erntury and at Kalamazoo Aug. 6. For this occasion .MOST PERFECT MADE. fondgn labor, take the place of I’m American daj In aii attempt to fill orders; iaber was well d’. ,Jherc WM • ®‘>nument.erectCTl ihe C. K. dr 3. will sell roumt ‘rip ilrk*-^ and tbe Eur*nean rel'b are bormiiDg. Tbe first f’bhi Smith at the Racket. nnd profliably employed, capita! was tree to in«?.:■! Grape Cra-i of Tart.r Powder. Pre, » month* of t?»e McKinley bill jwodneei a surby the public over the grave. This bear* l*rty was placed In power pledged bv fw in HasiKigs to Kalainazuu for 3l G‘»-al -----of - over _ ------(<) (jjo while whj|e the fir*t flPxt 20 20 months r om Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterai^ I — plus fcn.WO.OOO inontbs “>do »way wlto toe system under chiseled picture of Robeit Bunts and | •* the Wiboa bill produced a deficit cf 3ai,a».- which we bad made uDpreeedented progreas Highland Mary, with these words from going on all regular trshu*. aud retirr»<ltw GOOD W«»h boiler-. nW loth'”1' ,5b 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. on special which leave* Kalamat *» *‘ 7 t’r more thaa a quarter of a eentury. Tbe one of bls poems: Pbiu Smith it the Kacl»>. p, m. KJ. Huffman, Agt. Ito$l r-i —Spectacles.! Eyes Properly Fitted With Glasses, MW ® >5 No Charge For Testing. s I 5 IifZ i F. R. PflNCOftST. I POWDER Absolutely Pure, j Hastings Banner REPUBLICAN RALLY Big McKinley Club Organized Here Saturday. INNOCENCE AWHEEL That Racket CREAM BAKING POWDER . ' A. a r � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-07-30.pdf 45b9b88e1ff983fab988c01f226523cc PDF Text Text f"-GEST CIRCU--. ’ W y ^Hastings Banner. NO 13 HASTINGS, MICH., JULY 30, 1896. Hastings Banner. 16 to i t ubin.hed Thunman br ’• COOK • BROS.. *t ----- AT----- _________ HASTINOS, MICH • I. at these prices in the city of Hastings or any -CQR R ESPQ NPENCE" Woodland. place See what one silver dollar will Jm»re Crcmr.- w,9 homr over bond.)-. pmehase of Geo. W. Laxdis. I. L-Sebanlz was In town on.Monday. h I. reported ti„t ,|d. uu u ave ha, dunged bands. S-arly al! oatx are eul but none are Strebrd or In the t„r„ . ‘!”ne ,re Granulated Sugar; 2C. _ tcf. Unlive ;3O cents)...................................... 25c. : . Sc>jJa (Arm and Hanin)er)............ ’.../..fie \ v.- Crop Japan Tea (50 cents)..'........ 50c. :i age N. E. Mince Meat (fresh) .........8c. ; (j’ess Starch......................... .6c, L- nd Pencil.................. . .2c. :• from oar village went to urand Lapids on Sunday. . Tlw plentiful rain et Sunday and Sun(.ay night Noakrd the ground up well. / ,?n'. t1, S.uith has picked ten bushel<>l IrjekidocrrJfM this summer and hasn’t sold a berry cither. Wm Craraer na= bitten by G.-o’ree Trurw’e due on Mond.y. The doa Is still alive Mid so Is William. John? Lreidl. carries one of hla feet In a • Si.oo. sllna. U, says a log lolled over It dsuiag* . mg the pedal tu his sorrow. * is still raihlug and people who have trade'taken on this sale only at cash prices.- findIt their oats cut and in trie* shocks for three wtvks are looking blue. Dr. J. A. Baughman writes that he is af Clear Lake and is having n good time I but that lie has not yet decided where be .Advertiser of Facts. will locale. F. F. Hilbert is fitting up ttje second nr.h.p- of Thfe. sa>. goodf nurnl 1m» troupht In the quantity .s’oyy <»f his bank building for of­ fices anil J. M. Smith has rented them ?d. tbe total purchax- amuuuMngV> 41.00, tv.>huun. • mid will* take possession on |SepL L John Cook was busy on our streets on Monday with a (cam and mower, catting • weeds. "fcWe are glad to see tbe weeds, cut. as it add|s much to, the looks of our village. At the Republican caucus on* Saturday night the following delegates were elected: J. J. Eckhardt, J. M. Smltb.Sam<iel Velte, J.H.^Sawdy. John Velte. D. F. Densmnre, Ctarhis Grozlnger and E. A. Sawdy. Elmeir Hynes, while returning to his home ft'om our village one day last week was suddenly taken sick and rode the last two miles in an unconscious condi­ tion. He was alone but had a gentle horse so no accident occurred. Wilbur Hynes, brother of Elmer, happened to be at Elmer’s bouse when the horse arrived with its Unconscious' burden. He at once lifted Elmer irom the buggy and carried him into the house and made a hurried In fact anything the Ladies trip after Dr. Mclntvre, who found ills want you can find at our store patient in a very bad condition and by hard efforts succeeded in reviving him. aird we can suit you in style, Elmer's heart bad gone off un a strike, but quality and price. Also the has returned to its work and he is much ' better. stock of GEO. W. LANDIS, Dress Goods fl i inery, Ladies Underwear, And Notions North Irving. CARPETS IN TOWN COME IN AND SEE - JULIUS RUSSELL Of Course They Have (>>hers have dishes—you know that, and so \vi That very fact brings about this pointer <i; 0EB DISHES. Especially our FLOWN BLUE ILLUMINATED PEACH <>( which we have just received another large crate. We do not ask much but DO want every one who is looking for new and handsome dishes t<» stop at my store and see what we mean by all this talk about dishes. , L. E. STAUFFER.) A GLANCE OVER OUR STOCK OF OX BLOOD SHOES will please and surprise you ItsWill surely make you want to buy, and prices will make purchases easy. We believe that- buying should be encouraged; Our figures are full of reason for buying. "They are Wise who make Money by Spending it” , and wise spenders will find much profit in calling at our money savers head carters. A Surprising Value at a Surprising Price. Is :he Twin t0 look fpr. it js here for one week. Bo: 1 5OC. Caps go at 24c C. H. OSBORN & Co Our Men’s and BMAMiKtPT STO IE....... The sick are reported convalescent. No church services last Sabbath un account of tlie storm. Mrs. Charles Morse has a sister from Chicagd visiting her. Tlie dying groans of that free trade baby mingled with the whistle of the thresher is nlHhe sound we bear. Wiliralblck. of the Chicago ChronWe. who has*been visiting his cousin Edward Morse left Tuesday morning enrouje for his home In tbe Garden city. Guess bur items-got left last week, but McKinley got there^just the same. Irving lias enlisted In tbe grand army. We are filling up the ranks with 600,000 strdng. Republicans met in caucus .Friday pr m. and elected delegates to tbe Hastings convention as follows: Charlie Beadier, John Hendershott. Charlie Williams.Henr> Ekhart. Robert McNee and John Reuter. The heavy rain, wind and hal! stomp on Sunday did considerable damage to corn fields find orchards. Some fields have the appearance of being mowed. Fruit trees were blown down, fences levelled to the ground and a general devastation seems to have prevailed. Thb Mbulton church Sabbath School held their picnic Saturday ih the grove on Sugar Bush lake. The day being fine both old and young enjoyed a row on (lie lake. A game of ball was played in the afternoon between the Tod Auger boys and tlip^forth Irving nine. Score stood 21 to 31’. in favor of North Irving. Cloverdale. Hugh Graham and family. o( Richland, are visiting relatlves-here. Julia Titus, while at Kalamazoo, had the misfortune to scald her arm very badly making a return home necessary. Mr. Follensbec, of Chicage. who spent some time litre last season Is with iu Hickory Corner*. SCHOOL COLUMN. Alma Phillips has returned from Jack­ son. Nre. E. J. Hartom was quite sitk last week but is better. . . The ladies aid will b3 entertained by Lotta Tompkins next week Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cummins, of Belle­ vue. were at Lyman Wilcox’Saturday. _ - air. Mr. ana and airs. Mrs. E-J .yny Nay visueo. visited tneir their sson Sam aud family at Baltimore last week. .. .. ... —. . . . . . Mrs. C. W. Tompkins and daughter Lolta, are visiting at Galesburg this week. Lyman Wilcox and wife are rejoicing over an In fan t son that arrived Wednes­ day. J uiv 22. . , Don’t forget that Mrs. Louise Smith serves ice cream every Wednesday and Saturday evening. * . Mr. and Mrs. Theo Packer are enter­ taining relatives. Mrs. Church and mother, of New York, this week. At the school meeting Munday night tbe motion to build an addition to the school bouse was carried by a good maturity. Severe rain storm Sunday night doinz considerable damage to corn. Oats are not alt cut: some are cut and standing in shock. ' At the Republican caucus held Saturday Preston Jewell. David Huggett,- Mr. Cha­ pin, Chuuncy Briggs were elected dele­ gates-to the county convention. That special program comes off Sunday night at the C. E. meeting to be led by Dr. Powers. Mrs. Louise Smith has charge of the music. Come everybody and bring your pocketbook. Mrs. Adeline Fox who died a year ago left bv will one hundred dollars to tbe M. P. church to be used for purchasing a bell and tlie remainder to furnish the church. Johnitown, The bell is on the road and by the time I^edagngnes are thick this fall. , tills appears iu print will have been bung A. P. King h slowly recovering, and the carpets put down. Her picture Huckleberries are a drug in the market. enlarged is to hang back of tbe~pulpll. S. E Gaskill has bls cider ujtll in oper­ ation. Carlton. Mrs. Lizzie Hamilton is home on a visit Theron Cain is working in Shelby at from Galesburg. Illinois. present. Ofto Frey and wife have made a wheel Dill Caln started for New York State, visit to relatives in this vicinity. last Saturday. Arthur Paul went on tbe K. O. T. M. Miss Lira Bohler returned from Grand excursion to Su Joseph on Thursday. Rapids Friday. The southern part of the country has Lewis Snyder is home from Fennville the heaviest crop of apples-for many years. for a few days. Jolm Wood and family and George Mrs. Myers aud family went to Lowell Brininstool arid family are camping at Saturday on a visit. Fine Lake. Jacob Conlln, of Eaton Rapids, was the Miss Weltby Fick is home from Illinois, guest of Carlton friends Saturday. where she lias been for some time with Sunday the rain fell all day, not gently, her slater Mrs. Williams. but it came down by Ute barrellful. Tbe heaviest storm of the season came J. L. Bogard us and wife, .of Portland, on Sunday and Sunday night. Rain aud visited Carlton friends Wednesday and wind, soaking the oats, rolling down the Thursday.growing corn, breaking down tbe branches Mrs. W. Sponable. of Hastings, spent of apple trees. Saturday and Sunday with her sister Mrs. Mrs. Angella Booth, of Battle Creek, M. Carpenter. Alfred Raymond and wife, formerly of formerly Mrs. C. M. Edmunds, of Ban­ field, sustained serious Injuries in a run­ Carlton, now of Grand Rapids, spent tbe away near the Sanitarium. She is still past week with Carlton friends. Will Wait, Miss Donley, of Freeport, confined to her bed but slowly improving. and Miss Dehner, of lud, spent Saturday Shultz. evening with the Carpenter young people. Floyd Renkes, of your city, was A reception was held Saturday night at streets last week. O’Conner’s hall for Will Thornton and Preaching will hereafter beat » o’clock wife. A goodly number, were in attend­ instefft of evening. ance and a pleasant time reported. A set Gary Crook, and wife visited friends of dishes, 100 pieces, was presented her. here over Sunday. • Castleton. Arthur Hathaway visited friends in this Mrs. Fred Brumm is quite sick nt this vicinity last week. Mrs. F. Ztrbel visited Mrs. Heath, of writing. Born'tb Emmett Feighner and wife July your city lust week. Mbs Kae Robinson, of yoni city, was on 17th. a boy. Ed Taylor has just recovered from a our streets last week. Sylvester Greusel. of your city, called at severe attack of appendicitis. Mrs. 1x1 Pdlmatler Is entertaining her P. Mosher’s one day last week. Emma Otis visited Bird St. John, of mother Mrs. Barns, of Olivet. Mrs. Charles Feighner and children Hinds Comers, one day last week. Miss Ada Mosher stayed over Sunday spent Sunday with friends at Clarksville. Hiram Hanchett, of Big Rapids, is a with Miss Ella Weeks, of Pdcbanlvllle. Mr. Bodendoif and wife visited their iruest of his daughter Mrs. Clarence Bachdaughter, Mrs. Wyrman in Middleville, ellor. Several from this place attended tbe Sunday._______________ L_ funeral of Mrs. Abbie Kill,of Maple Grove Monday. The Poverty social at the home of Hal Mr. E. W. Brigham nre entertaining L. Bellinger Wedoesdaj evening was well their grand daaghters Lillian and Helen attended nnd everyone reports a jolly good, Knapp, of Hastings. . time. Dan Durfee, and family,! of Assyria, Miss Eva Flower spent Thursday last in were guests of his sister Mrs. Fannie Kalamuop. Everett the latter part of last week. The Asher Stanley farm was sold at a mortgage sale, Saturday. July 25, tu Jacob ’ Mito. Brandstettcr, of Middleville. Considera­ It may be of some interest to the many tion 84,900. readers of tbe Banner to know the E. J. Pennell won third placp In the amount of rainfall since the crop growing mile race at the bicycle races: iu Plainwell season which commences April 1st. I Saturday. herewith give the amount of rain per Garrett Bros, are threshing their grain month up to date: April. 2.87 Inches: on Mrs. Johnsbn’s farm. From 100 acres May. 2.72 inches: June, 4.53 inches: July, they report a yield of 1160 bushels of 7.04 inches: total, 16 66 inches. An un­ wheat which Is about the average around usual amount fell yesterday (Sunday) 0.46 here. of an inch and from 7 o’clock p. m. to 6 a. A wind and rain storm did considerable m. this mornlug 2.20 inches, making for damage Sunday night. the 24 hours 2.66 inches. High wind at Epb. Barrett spent Sunday at Battle 7 p. m.; almost a tornado but no damage Creek done more than blowing down corn, a few Dale Stanley, S. Kay and a Mr. Bollard trees and fences. took In the Sunday excursion on tlie C. J. A. C. T. A M. K. K. K> Toledo. Freeport. Lottie Morgan has returned from Grand Z. Fox and son Ray visited Lowell The other fellows will turt up before the one day last week. The ice cream social Saturday evening “'Mre On^Tewtaburr tod children, of was well attended. z F. E. Brunner aud wife, of Lowell, vis­ Middleville, tre spending t tew dtj-s with ited in Freeport over Sunday. her father, B. F. Norris. Misses Della and Myrtle Fogiesong were in Carlton Center Saturday evening. Hlud« Garaeva. A. I). Shepard, J. W. Godfrey and their Mr, Ktlae »!»“< lMt, week in wives returned from Gun Lake Saturday. nrrltv with Mrs. Wm. Bechtel. L Will and C- Smelker and their famr mX1<1» Mr«**nd illea vblled In Lowell towwhlp over Sud- t BARRY COUNTY. ... WHOLE NO. 2146 Master Paul Binns la visiting at Addi­ son, Lenawee Co., where he expects to spend the remainder of the summer. Frequent rains and cloudy weather have hindered the securing of the immense crop of oats, gome of which is likely to be a?rlousty injured having been cut while the straw was too green. Last...... Thursday . T the . fanners met in plcpw•c at Gull lake, also the West Michigan Conteremeof (.<in(<*rpn>'i> nf the M. I< church -i___ . iLdi^ted ..... tbelt beautifi! camp ground situated on the fliores of that lake. Ajcyclune struck this place last Sunday ( vej^nc doing consideralde damage tu properly. Fences wejR blown down, trees uprooted and some outbuildings destroyed and flhejr contents scattered to tbe winds. •W’. Barber Is our authority fur the .fol­ lowing clici|nHtanee which we think worth) ot unt|•: Some 30 years ago Mrs. Anita Harslet, then a little girl on her way; to scboolj found an apparently well filled wallet in tbe road. Not wishing to carr> (it with (ier to school she hid it un­ der pie fence (beside tbe road Intending on her Return from school to take it, home with her and give it into the care of her parents. Returnlpg from school she for­ got hidden wallet which she continued to do until •she lost trace of the spot where it was secreted and nil search for it was unavailing. Last week while Bert Barber was removing the road fence the circum­ stance was related to him by one of the tielghbors. Soon after h£ found what is supposed to be the long lost walleL It contained no coin and the paper-currency it had contained was entirely destroyed by the (action of tlie elements. BKCbaries Anders has moved onto tbe Du­ bois farm in Barry, having rented the same. One of his sons and a daughter will remain on the homestead. During the storm of last Sunday, a large basswood tree standing near was twisted off by the wind and fell across tbe upright Cedar Creek. part of the house of Daniel Thompson, Clark Loomis Is building a granary. completely demolishing tbe roof. Fortu* Jas. Richards will run • cider mill this nately the family was in another Part ™ the house and no one was Injured, rni fa Willis McGuire was inspecting the grist building was insured in the Wind and Cy­ mill last week. clone Co. ’ Ernie Plfer is now traveling with the threshing machine. Yankee Springs. James Flamery made a basin ess trip to. Kalamazoo Thursday. Mrs. Art Slocklnlt Is sgsln 0«he sktFarmers are lindlng some grown wheal Holl & Son have put in a e>der mill at prospects of still more. 1 * Wbortle berries are plenty and of an A storm raged here Sunday afternoon and night, knocking off lots-of fruit. eIJdHDpnrpes? ot Wsyland, spent SunGeorge McDonald and his father were attacked last Friday afternoon by a large ‘'"Uss Stells’ K.thbone It tbe guest ot her "'Tbe11 school children played ball with ’Xrttn^Setg., f.tbe guest Dowling second nine Satunlay afternoon on their grounds. | ”rM». w!ierortonF' or° Gun Lrte. spent ***** I THE BEST ADVER- . | VISING MEDIUM IN Maple Grove. D. H. Evans is quite sick. Miss Minnie Smith, of Battle Creek, Is visiting friends here. Mrs. Charles Gray is quite sick. Mr. and Mrs. N- Hagerman and Mr. and Mrs. T. Fuller have gone to Grand Ledge to remain one week and to attend the camp meeting at that place. Soldiers Attention. Remember tbe Barry county Soldiers and Skllors picnic at Thornapple lake. August 11th aud 12th. 1896. Hon. James O'Don­ nell will be with us on tbe llth and Hon.Washington Gardner on tbe 12th. There will also be a number of other good speak­ ers present There will be a camp Are on tbe evening of the llth. Tente will be furnished to all soldiers and their families. Come everybody and bring your luneb basket. Good music w ill be In attendance. 1. M. B. Giixkspjk. Clerk. P. 8. Hot coffee on the grounds. Coaduciecl try Flora J Beadle. Co.Comm’nr. The State Teachers’ Institute for Barry Cotta ty will be held at Hastings, commenc­ ing at 10 o'clock a. in.. Monday.* Augoat 10. and dosing nt 4 p. m., Friday. August 14. Commr. Flora J. Beadle, Hastings, Local Committee. ' A good institute Is of inestimable value to the teacher and 40 the person preparing to enter tbe profession, it gives inspira­ tion and suggestion to the progressive teacher and leads the novice to prepare more thoroughly aud bold higher ideals of the teachers work. A good institute is a genial, lively, methodical, systematic, or- * deriy. enthusiastic school. Instructors have been selected who have bad much practical experience in tbe school room and knew how to give others a portion of what tliey have thus learned. It is confi­ dently expected that this will be tbe best Institute ever held In this county. The work will combine professional and academic instruction. Jhe institute will be divided into sections; and the instruct­ ors wlH conduct classes for the purpose of reviewing some studies, and also to illus­ trate certain methods of Instruction. The workers have been urged to arrange for eailBthenle exercises, singing, marching, and the like, so as to make tlie work move off cheerily and witboot fatigue. The time for study at the Institute will be necessarily limited and, in order to per­ mit the most profitable of class exercises, the following topics are suggested, so that those v bo purpose attending may make some preparation: Arithmetic—(I) Mental arithmetic drill. (2) applications In measurements. GRAMMAR—(I) Infinitives and partici­ ples, (2) common errors In speech, (3) an­ alysis. of sentences 'selected from -For­ tune of the Republic.” Geography—(1) Michigan. (2) model lessons on Venezuela. Cuba. Armenia, or the Transvaal. History—(!) 1815-1816, (2) finance, (3) important current events. Physiology—(I) Tliedigestion: (2) pre­ vention of communicable diseases—see health officers circulars: (8) respiration­ ventilation of schools; (4) the ear. Civil; Government—(I) Executive of­ ficers of nation, state, county, city, vil­ lage; (2) compare Congress and Michigan legislature. Pedagogy—(I) The eighth and ninth chapters of Putnam’s Printer-or its equiva­ lent, (2) child study manual. Algebra—(1) Equations. (2) factoring, (3) probleihs. Geometry—Simple problems and dem­ onstrations. Botany—Elementary, instruction. Reading and Orthography—Emer­ son’s -Fortune of the Republic.” A spel­ ling match will be conducted on tbe Mich­ igan Test and fifty tecimlcaf words of phrslology and arithmetic. The preceding topics are given to aid in a proper preparation for the work. Bring any textrbooka. Be thinking and study­ ing along the lines of the topic suggested, and even a week’s Institute may be made ’ very profitable with class work and lect­ ures combined. The Institute luw ullotrs teacher*. u-Aoac schooix art ht *&udan at the lime , appointed for the cothity iMtltute hold under th<^direction of the State SuperIntcndent. tn dote their uchurAn during the continuance o} such institute, with­ out forfeiting their wages fur as many half days as they arqiu attendance at the institute. There will be no enrollment fee, and every teacher or would-be-teacher, should arrange to attend every session. Try to be present at the first sessiou. Full particulars In regard to board, etc., may be obtained upon application to the local committee. Bepoblican Congremionwl Convention. To the Republican Electors of the Fourth Congressional District. . Tbe district contention of ths Republicans of the Fourth Coagrtsslonvl District of Michigan is herebr called to meet at the Opera House in the City of Three Rivora.on Weduwlay tbe 12th day of August.189C.at 11 o’clock h. m .for tbe purpose ’of nominating a candidate for member of conrress and for the transaction of such other bus­ iness rm may property come before ’be conven­ tion. Tbe several count les of the district will be en­ titled to represetitaUon as follows: ‘ Allegan ....... :.......... 13 Cass ............. .10 Barry....................... 11 St- Joseph 11 Berrien.................... 19 Van Buren................. 18 F. R Gilson , M.O. Rowland Fhankun Wr.ixs Committee. M. 8. Keeler j. O. Becraft w. A. Goodman Republican State Convention. Detroit, Mich,. July 1, isxj. To the Bepubllcan Electors of tbe State of Michigan: The State Convention of the Republicans of Michigan In hereby called to meet at Lo ikerby Hall, in the citv of Grand Rapids, on Wednes­ day, the sth day of Angust. ikw. at U o'clock a m.. for the purpose ot nominating candtaatea for state offlicra. and tbe trausarticn of such other liualliras m may properly come before tbe co-reutiou The delegates from the several counties In each Corcrc-slonal district are requested to meet In district caucus at 10 o’clock a. ro.. on the day of the stats Convention, and select candidalea as follows; to be presented w the State ConveaUon for confirmation. One vlce-pretddent, one assistant secretary, one member each of lhe committee on ••Credentials.” ^-PennuaM Organization and Order of Business.” and ‘‘Res­ olutions." and to transact such other business mb they may deem neceasary. Under tbe reso­ lutions of iwu, no delegate will be entitled to a seat In tbe convention who does not reside In lhe county he prop >ses to ripresent. In acoordanoe with the resolutions of 18U, every county will be entitled to one dehwite for each five hundred of tbe total vote cast for Gov­ ernor at the last election (November, 18H). and one additional delegate for every fraetton amounting to three hundfed. and each organi­ zed county will be entitled to at teas? two dele­ gates. In compliance with the resolutions adopted in Detroit, June S3.1390. the secretary at each county convention is urged to forward to tbe Secretary of tbe State Central (tammittee. De­ troit. by tbe eBrilrat mMl after tffe delegixes to the Stab1 Convention are chosea. a ce.tifted list such delegates as are entitled to seats In the state Convention from their reapectlvr coun"Exx™. M. Ferky. Chaktnsn. Dekxi» E. AlwaEd, Beertoary- Bids will be received until Aug. 7 th, 1896 at noon for the purchase of Hastings Michigan City bonds known as Hastings Public Improvement Bonds, in the sum of ten thoasand dollars to be dated OcL 1st, 1896. to become due aud payable Jan­ uary 1st, 1919 and to draw interest at a rate Dot exceeding five per cent per an­ KmU Estate Transfer*. num payable semi-annually on tlie first days of January and July of each year. Bam'1 F. Bl Principal and Interest payable here. 20. Johni(_„„, . The right to reject any or all bids is re­ secWrn Brouwl au«> Oraaa C. daTbe rain prevented very many from go­ served to the Common Council of the City sec 18- Prairieville. Sewtand. of West Rotl>nd.l» Ing on tbe excursion to Grand Raj lds Sun- of Hastings. Michigan. QUIT'CLAIM DU Dated Hastings, Mteh, July 92. 1896A J. Be me to Hastings NsA d*Freei»rt .nd Lowell tall tc.m. crowed •140 Fl?Lrewu no serviee? here Sunday on taU «t Lowell Itat TlMirMl.s u- m. The Chairman of Finance Committee, ncXToflbe numerous shower, which wore rttod 6 to 13 In '*»« Lewelk passed litis wa}. =.. �------ - 1 , THE TARIFF OF Hastings Banner THE BIRTH OF THE ’ THE HASTINOS. MICH.. POSTOFFIt AUGUST 14. 1879. ADDITIONAL JIV S’" IS»6 ■» • National Republican Ticket — . FOB PRESIDENT. WILLI IM MCKINLEY. Of Ohio. FOB-VICE PRESIDENT, (i ARRET A. HOBART, ol New Jersey. OUR FINANCIAL PLANK Th? republican party U nurexervcdly for *<c»un<l money. It canned the ?ua?ltnent of the law providing for the reiumptlon of vpevlc payment* 4u 1879: aliiee then eyery dollir him been n* good an gold. Measure calculated to debxue our currcn* •meat with the leading commercial nations -ofIJK’ world, which we pledge ournclvee a promote, and until nuch agreement € tnua lie preserved. All onr silver i pnptr currency must be maintained -tire- drMlgrned to maintain Inviolably the obligations of the United State- and al HOW JAPAN’S LABOR HURTS. The articles of tea, raw silk and mat­ ting constituted $15,300,000 of the total of our imports from Japan last year, leaving $6,500,000 of other goods that we bought, many of them being luxuries or •f »peculiarly oriental character. The value of these goods is according to our standard, whereas it represents practically doubl? that value according to the Japanese currency, which, with ’Void the nominal standard," as the 'March report of the bureau of statistics tells ns, silver is "practically the stand«nL” The last value quoted of the ■Japanese yen was 53.2 cents in the terms the United States gpld dollar. There­ fore, the $6,500,000 of miscellaneous articles that we imported represented approximately $13,000,000 in Japanese currency. r'"'; » ■ : 11 ! On January 16, 1305, the average wages in Japan, per day of ten hours, in 28 different classes of skilled labor and •one of common labor was below 28 cents per da r. Since then wages have ad­ vanced, and wc are now authoritatively informed that 35 cents a day would be a fair average, except for machinists, who tgrA a. dollar a day in gold. We are fur­ ther informed that fully 75 per cent, of the value of their exports to the United Slates represents the. labor cost in the production of those goods which they are now sending us. This gives us 44,873,000 paid in Japanese wages, which, at 35 cents per day, afforded em­ ployment for fully 10,000,000 men for one full day’s work of ten hours, even allowing for the small number of me­ chanics employed at the higher rate. Supposing that all of these miscel­ laneous goods could have been made in the Uni ted States. or that, when Japan’s manufacluring industries have pro­ gressed, we shall import such a quan­ tity of goods that directly supplant the product of our mills, what will the effect be upon American labor ? Giving the Japanese equal facilities in the way of machinery and appliances, which he is buying from us, and we believe that the product of the Japanese will compare favorably with that of Amer­ icans, man for man. Let us, however, •any that he is not as good a workman in ’ all classes of labor by 25 per ©ent., and let us admit, for the sake of argument, that the day’s work of 10,000,000 Japan­ ese can be equaled by that of 7,500,000 Americans, then what is the result? The work done by 10,000,000 Japanese »t 35 cents per day, upon products that we manufacture, takes the place of -work done by 7,500,000 Americans at 9L50 per day. It costs them $4,875,000 fee labor in their money to make goods that would cost us at least $11,125,000. American labor would lose thia amount <jf employment unless protected by a tariff that would represent the differ­ ence between their daily wages of 35 cents and our $1.50. Yet there are some republicans who pretend that the MoILinley tariff pites were too high. makes a ipecialty of Bpfiw. haa without doubt treated aad cur- We have board DEMOCRATS. REPUDIATED protection. Certain democratic orators and sewnpapers, when advocating- a tariff “for rrvrnue only."often refer to that of lS4o as a model. The latter waa baaed on e report (1MJ) of Robert J. Walker, seerre t^ry qf the treasury under Preeidenl Polk. That report was characterised by the London Times as being “the only free-trade document ever presented to congress by an American minister of financ*." The free trade eulogists of the day ignore, and no doubt for a purpose, the raan.v influences which, during the time this tariff was in force, pro­ moted great business activity, though meanwhile our Industrie, tlmt competed with the foreign were being gradually MARSHALL L. COOK.Editor lit AN* OPINION OF WEIGHT. ru&ued. . For illustration:. The Mexicfu>-^Tar began in the sumeye«rt(February,184'>). This gfvo ^n immense impulse Io busi­ ness. The government tested $I50.WV C00 treasurv' notes, which passed enrrent in commercial transacticfnK. The volunteers left vacancies in the work­ shops that were filled by other* uten­ hanced wages. Tl^n came the discov­ ery of gokl in California (1848), an 1 that gave a still greater impulse to bn^ness. Meantime there were short crops in Eu­ rope (1847-8-6),’on account of which on immense amount of grain was exported to Europe. Then came the Crimean war (1854-56), and the exports of grain continned. This tariff,was in operation alwut 15 years; but the free traders don’t tell us that It left the government in d^bt $87,700,000, and that "the country was Hooded with cheaper made foreign goods.*’ that our own nu’chnnicali Industries were virtually ruined, nnd wh«n the financial crash came, in 1857. t’te balance of trade was against us to the amount of $333,000,000 because it was h tariff on a sliding scale, with lower and lower duties that culminated almost in absolute free trade, •sj Ex-Conrrc«sman Fellows 8uy» McKinley I Will Be Elected. p“ Ex-Congressman Jdhn R. Fellows, “Financial dishonor is tlie threatened dangei now," says McKinley, "and who shed tears at Chicago over the ne? good men will obliterate old party lines eessity of refusing to follow the demo-, in a united effort to, uphold American era tic lenders on a silver platform, is ■ honor." This statement of the situa­ still firm, if xiot tearful. He passed ’ tion is strictly true, aud the importance through Chicago recently eh route to . of it cannot be overestimated. The Virginia, and expressed himself as con- . . j question is not simply one of ordinary fident of McKinley’s election. "Are you in favor of the nomination , politics, it involves considerations of morality and appeals to- the highest of u separate ticket?” was asked of j sentiments of human nature. The him. "I shall express no opinion as to that . proposition of the democratic party is to introduce, a financial policy tlmt would now, mid will leave tlmt- to the demo­ .inevitably lead to national calamity crats of the country to decide," he an­ and disgrace. As the. case now stands, swered. the credit of our government is equal "Have you encountered much of-the j to that of any other in thv world, be­ increased silver strength that is said | cause we have always dealt honestly to be showing itself in New York?” and properly with our creditors, and "Oh, there is some silver sentiment paid them what we owe them in the in New York, but the people are over- j best of money. The Chicago platform fwhelmingly against ‘silver, and the ' declares in effect that we should change country will find that out before very j this course, and resort to trickery’ and long." rascality. It points out that by debas­ "Will the reported accessions to the ; ing our currency we can gain an advan­ sllverites among the agricultural voters tage in the way of making a dishonest of New York offset the loss to the demo- ’ dollar serve the purpose of an honest cratic ticket of the gold democrats?" one, and the people are asked to indorse “No; and New York state will go for tins scandalous method of doing busi­ McKinley by from 100,000 to 156,000 , ness with those who have trusted us majority, and tbe majority may be and felt secure against any form of । greater than the last.estimate. In fact, . cheating uu on uurpnn. our part. But for their con- . there is no telling how big a majority . uutomuk uunur mciroiiifidence in our integrity, we should not McKinley will get The sound business have borrowed money from them at any interests of the state are against the price, ami the democratic party now Chicago ticket.” tells us that it would be a good thing 1 “What do you think will be the genPennsylvania RaUroad Retrench! for us to betray that confidence. | erul result of the election, and will the Owing to the general depression In bualSuch an issue does not relate to the western states vote for the democratic ■ n«8. the work the Pennsytvanta Railroad difference of opinion which makes men candidate?” I company commenced Late last year Is not republicans on the one hand and demo- j "I presume that many of the west- being pushed us vigorously as it was the crats on the other. It goes beyond com- ' ern states will vote for the silver candi- intention to do. While the work has nut mon political interests and pertains to da'Gv but I can’t be made to believe ■topped, the bears to the contrary notv’lththe matter of national honor. The rop- ] that Unpeople of thia country will rc- ■tXndlng, the amount to be spent each month is limited. No new operations art- be­ utatjon of the country for financial , pudlate the credit of their country, and ing sanctioned, but as soon as there is an atralghtforwardneM I* at atalce. Rcpu- , that they will indorse the anarchistic Improvement several large undertakings diation is declared to lie a justifiable ,Vjewg expounded by the Chicago con­ will be commenced.—Wall Street Daily Nows. way of paying debts, at least to the ex- ■vention. I am of th# opinion that Mc­ It scarcely seems jMMis'ble that this tent of one-half of our obligations. In ;Kinley will be overwhelmingly elected, . can be true of the Pennsylvania Rail­ other words, we are told that it would jand that the question of free silver will road company. Hardly n month has be a fine stroke of business to pay only ,receive a quietus for some time focome. passed since its presidenL Mr, Roberts, 50 cents where we have promised to pay I believe that if the Chicago convention discussed the political situation, aud 100 cents. That is whnt the Chicago ]had contented itself-with a simple dec­ said: “The tariff can wait,” while he platform means, and no intelligent clt- ;laration in favor of free coinage of sil­ knows perfectly well that the business izen can misunderstand it. The men ver at the ratio of sixteen to one, and prosperity of tlie country depends upon who framed it Intend it to say that nominated a known democrat, there a settlement of the tariff question in the bonds of the government should be would have been no considerable defec­ favor of protection. Tbe work on Mr. paid in a depreciated currency. Our tion from the democratic ranks, but Roberts’ road (will be "pushed ns vigor­ government has Rever yet resorted to when it goes out of its way to attack ously us it was the intention to do” that sort of thing, nnd the people will the federal judiciary, to declare prac­ when a protective tariff policy is re­ surely refuse^to decide in favor of such tically for fiat money, ‘and to adopt stored or its restoration is assured. a proceeding. We are able to pay our Then Mr. Roberts can employ all hands debts dollar for dollar, and we cannot many other un-democratic ideas, there ere a greet many of us who cannot sup­ at full wages without "reducing ex­ afford to pay them in any other way. ! penses.” | port the ticket” . The public credit,must Im* maintained in -Do you think that the populism will ■Fonr short TcM, spite of the efforts of free silverites to | Four short years have come and gone. destroy it. There is no argument by indorse the ticket?” I do not know, but 1 do not see how I_ook at the country now. Thetreasur.which an'honest man can make himself Stan euenllnsa. a «na«« 1I1.A — they can swallow a man like Sewall, believe that tliT* gnernment should is empty. Our credit Is Impaired. Our „,.1CTi We'meet .lc meet urn adopt a dishonest policy; and as the for ioatance. It term, to me that to revenues „„ ore u deficient the honest men are certainly in a majority Indore him would be antagonl.Lc to pnblic nced.-not with income, but bv I princ‘P1"'' borrowing al high rnt«i and pledging ' in the United States, the democratic XL" v°n of ,r“ «’ln- -the future for the went, of the ^e,. scheme of repudiation is not likely to i ,l!°T7“1.:t . I V VI 1 enl- IiusinrM I* paralyzed. Confidence succeed.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat, . , £ n • p hl"- ” fr°nf' ’’•"‘"Pri* h’» loiOed it. roglIt W1U Be » RfpnbHcen Tear. £7tei.±i. J° * ? ° 7lh.; *nd ■n°p<-ji “d Wtak*‘i* ■ There are still a few who doubt that out reference to the commercial value.” , kM pla„. Our min, „„ id]<J ket place. Our mills are idle and our I this is going .to be a republican year. He did not believe that international railroad, crippled. Capital hide, itself WeU, it is. One of.the rpost republican ™ “_"PJT“tTt’ "nd labOT id‘T w"Iks tbeatrwt. There years we have had in this country wince He said he’ was a bimetallist and be­ . - —. » - ix v fa peither a good day’s wage nor a good the days Greeley.went to defeat, the lieved in the use of both metals. He ' madhouse and the grave, all within a thought the entire world was ripe for day’s work.—Senator Txxixremonth. Tbe jieople are not in a mood an international agreement on the sub­ Democratic Tariff Rcault*. to let the follies of iiopulism and tbe ject.—Chicago Inter Ocean. The falling off in our imports of for­ trucklings of democracy carry them eign merchandise during March and any further into tbe valiej- and* shadow POLITICAL DRIFT. April must be very unsatisfactory to of death. They are going to reverse the European manufacturers. They will CT-The democratic party has put up begin to realize that while they arc ■ engine. The American people are not going to permit any further trifling ns its presidential ticket a pair of lungs making goods for^our market Ameri- ' with their political convictions. What and a barrel.—Kansas City Journal. J can wage-earners cannot be kept busily this country has passed throughduring CFOf course tbe war on corporations employed, and must consequently have ! the past three yeara is comparable only will be so directed as to miss all those less money to speEJ for the "chain" ■ with that through which it jwHscd I with with which which Mr. Mr. Sewall Sewall happens happens to to be be foreign goods. Thfafa This is “a ronriiti™ condi ttanO^« foreign goods. ♦>!» ‘ early in the Th, except that there connected.-Waridngton Poet I confronted ' ' . . --------tb® treuury dq*rtmenl ' — • ” ~ has been no direct lose of life. If the Ij |cFFonr ,n. 1 i -----CZFour years ago Bryan preached the n,»o, by reducing the receipts from the ' democratic party with its populistic doctrine of free trade and declared it customs revenue.7 principles 8ba.Il be allowed to continue • was tbe one need of the workingman. lndo.trt.1 in pow-er another four years uncer­ । Will the workingmen stfy Mr. Bryan is We are » continent, not an laiuul, our I tainty will become more uncertain, and a safe leader?—Toledp Blade. ' reeourcee are plural, not.lnjrular. In a I ruin will become more ruinous. The j CFThcre is no middle ground. In speech made in 1844, Webster said that1 success of the democratic party at the • this epoch making campaign every man be defied anyone canceiuant with our polls this year would mean the with­ , who does not oomc out squarely for early history from ITS? to 1780 to dear drawal of millions of dollars more from Americanism by supporting McKinley the circulation aud the industries of i and Hobart is an ally nnd advocate of that protection was not tbe leading moU,e in the formation of the new govern­ this country. We believe that the peo­ anarchy!—N. Y. Commercial Adver­ ment. One of the first act. of congrea ple see this and that they ore going tiser. was a tariff act, passed July 4, 1780, to act accordingly. The crying need CCertainly, let sound money demo and, being moderately protective It now is to place this country beck on । crats get up and organize i-nd take the \ 17c1'*raU°11 Independence a stable foundation. Almost any, ! „x„_ ~ *7 , ~~ T— .7— ” from the industrial domination of Great foundotton wMl do-ro it I. .tabte. " ”Ot *” That la the temper of the American peo- 1 P»7F.,;hlch Intend, to Britain. pie.—Iowa State Beglarer. ' i only Bfittab Potteries Active. p I *-Bd replace it with a sound protection The pottery manufacturers of Eng­ CXBrynn say. th.t money may be law.—Chicago Inter Ocenn. land are holding their own In tbe Amrrmade'too good, but the republican party I KT“Gold fa the universal standard of ican market During nine months, io bolds that the best possible money is the world; everybody knows what a March 31 last, our imports of foreign noDt too good for the-American laborer, dollar in gold is worth.’ —St Louis Globe-Democrat. ’ | cellent aenUment Who la the author? Jittery products were worth $8,280,379 — that is, according to invoice value—as o4 -«riuua Nevada ir.ci .nd tne the ____ _ ' Scvotor Stewvrt, ^n-«L, uw CFTbe democratic Bewxpoperaof the word, ,rP „ trnt to-d»v a* when he against .‘mjorfa worth only $6,616,130 in ♦he coi responding nine months, to . ountry .re mokl.i: x “ravoWng” »n~- rpoke )n twit of thrantolvCT. -Chicago Tribune. , February, ISTt.-Bortou Journal March .>1,1803. Japan just doubled her A Policy That Would Lead to National Calamity and Disgrace. , I NOTICK OF DKA1X LETTlxZ STOCKS OF WOOL POPOCRAT. Thursday, July 30, 1896. EDITORIAL NOTES 184®. ” • Enormous Supply Stored In East­ ern ■Warehouses. tarisl - Cheap Mritiah ’ll? drain. Ill Mil Id iowu«h!p' •• ’*** 1* th? forenoon oj th? ,«*,vr.Wds for th? cou-rtrucUof'iit • nun Vbown anu >1e<!m«t?« h? L !l:*‘ 01 *’ t« U» r»-n*ln af AMtrl*. xiid i.l .,n • ” T Vnk ,lk2,nuV1* * *rAke th.-: ■' Good* said L «>f3-W. i in T, • 1 ' S. w, - ria and ntiinlnj; etteue? eau i-' Ai>. h lAroll, wreeti aDdrrosxhw ,.’A , 1!llI*»f •I .if th.. < w_ _* the ■•b.'•Af efAtlc Gift. On examination of the treasury reports I find that the quantity of wool: unmanufac turod. imported In the nine months ending March. 1896, was JiO.bl.\7V7 pour.da, and the Quantity imported in the nine months end-. L-.g March. UM. waa £e.5M.124 pounds. e}}'hat baa become of all thia wool? BOEY INA. Reading, Pa.. June b, lv8«. ’ The figures given by our correspond* ent are correct. They show 133,324,567 pounds more v. ool imported during thnine months ending -March 31, lb9t*>, tl»n during tlie correspriiMling 18V-! period, two years earlier. When Inis be­ come of all this wool? Tbe quantity of raw wool on baud, unconsunted, on March 31, ISM, is esti­ mated nt over 114.DUO.OOO poundamore than was ever or; hand pt the Mtme time of year before, Thifc 1k exclusive of shoddy, waste, rags, etci, ami relates siynply to raw wool. If we take the quantity of wool on hand, including that contained in rags, waste and all forms of iiainufiicturvs of wool reduced to row wool, the Quantity on hand in the form of either goeds or wool, v.nconsiiriied. -on March 31; ISM, waa about 257<000,06u pounds greater ti®n the largest quantity ever on h$n,d before at the same time of year. This readily explain® what become of n’,1 the extra.wool imported, being near­ ly double the quantity of increased im­ ports •--- of wool. 1 . . ... . n:*’dv»4-h« V’t1 h wteihot rbebto: »vn\ •went; fiwir ,lummof th'?Bfr ;; j;*®i ?>n land <»r Oliver i.inM?) and rt astaxellutNiM tefI ?".* - 4 He ■ tlsht ■> jftinr • and Width at ri'-bi (,t wjv k fr-AC; bottom wiaih f» tWa , : thence ' ••qud U>5i?3!rvt an Und of Thun ending nt » -Mak? in tin' The u , uu B two f,- • j gn alext u»p width h «lx A , width ntrfcbt of wm u U#4l b is ■.7 ' -uiii a 8 W. >w c<Mill! neetlnu • . t>->rth ject na Luk, oi M ■ Kh.'nM ?r>wslng fa? iinw .’.75 1.x . .. IWMI f?CK 1 SUHt 2 llQtuEn- , if di? befwtou hurt Of Alfred TMlhKH ■ Mak? marked -so." ' job wul b? i*t tejlerhir. i a’ thevUtl-i Ilf tb? <i( .tin ^i.: ■_ the rennuftinu section-, iu* ,.y,tL. I • WTOrtlVf With UH dtH.mni Ue ■ wlthrli? wiiurn? oth?r,:>ij>?r. orhi»r4nf*r> rtrian pMliuwi-i ■ < a.4 on dpuUt t!w olfiw offli* of th? th*- Couuii ('ouiij j ln>>n Urji din1 In ttw t‘> which n-fersnve inv tn- hrtli > ’ ‘inissiioer, Interciurdi and bio wlli74- „ r . -^rvea ■rcnrdintfy. Cm>ir.tr>f« u4ll h~ IoivmiI re»»Oi.sible bliHtr tdV..;' . •< '••ttte verity for Ute uerfonnsn.-. <>: *um then tad there t > tv fl w.i r, ,.J ,2 tomyteUthertrtttQirLK t ,,I: ;,.,n TIi? date for the eoiniitettoii -. ctt^Y and the f-rtn* of uayniH.s tn . t r . J] J*.' nouncrd'W the nm-.rtit 1 ' T an' Notwe tlfurther lirrchi viv, to thi% Mid litaeestMtd kttlmr or xt mh-Ij Ju -r rin./^ lurimmcrio ydaec.thw»after to wnirs which i1. ;•’.‘.t/Jta.;.. c“r5tob. There nre mnny circumstances that go . Mom-r afvn‘ dd, max a,’:., ., the . to confirm these e.t.iinat«c First, Ute . as tom« _ _ __ I .. o.c ic f *-i_rt<» rmtninr* ■ . _____________ ___ ___ ___ ■ v. “ American machinery is to-day running ; A«M»«nu*fn 1 Ms-riel ’* will 1-iTiii |.-ss than half time Second, many of , Th-.fitlkwriu^ is a oesCrial;.,!: -<i-nil tract* — •— the wool dealers wild handle the Ameri- : tai a*i >t disihrt K. W. I, . ' can clip, and who have large stacks of । Tlieb. i (4 Tlie N. | last year’s wool on hand, complain tlxi’ । Th? 8 their sales for the past five months were । ’ TiieN.I iof8.it of N. w - . ,>j< v. 1. less than many:of them have often sold Tn* E. :*4j Ot k ht * of N. E L i»t 4< E . (if in a single inopthi under the McKinley j all Ib* town of As<)rtL Barjc C<*. '!.■ ,T The Uiwn-dilpoT AsMrtn al birur. jieriod. Country merchants all over the , Dated, this20th day of Jul .4. u._ i«,. United States arc holding old wool some j Jous W. of which is being destroyed by moths, Ouiitv Drxln.Com?nh4>urr hl thr - .'•■ip of because there fa no market for it. the usual outlets tor it having been stopped up with Imported wool and imported woolen good s. The .|-«.iU»the movement in ontielpa..._____________ ____ _______ tion of the Dingley ________ bill facilitated wool. " tbe - need. of* wool. .by imports and_ not’ American manufacturers. The ■ in.■teased import, of fabric, repmen? ’losses ------- i --------------------------------- ---woolen inflicted upon*American manufacturers by the Wiison bill and profits pocketed by the o^nera of European mJIhu It U »Um&d tb.t tbe ; I j ASSIGN BE SALK. Nutle? is hereby c ini that !■-. v.rt:i? d aa ord?r nf the confi. Iwltifell M Public AU-fioa ou Friday. Ju y Slat itxt. at tli»- hour of B ......._ .lathe ................................ . ,|I o'clock forenooit.'Mt mynfflrc Intbe, Cto of , o!Haatlmts. Hastings.Bxrry BarryOufiy. Mlchtjau, Mlch^au.ailail Of the ‘ r.- til U1 *1I1..» A—.Ml. in ,.i *• r.w.i.4. ... dit» LoixiNo’s »he<i?d htd»*«<-ri:»ei! M4* v acmtmtx.emtrl.: ukc-, h is the llaclors Table rernnguv. Hx-ting? Elertrfc Light a Power Compaja. -i. tl-ihr Mii-fatam Wuip — Company, togethfr whs mp and a-iotb. ..... .0.11- . ........ K.UM Ated . -. deWriptl'M: «o KssIgaMl pi me riie-ciid Arehie Mr€* ,v All itl reale-tib t.jtelv|.f i;» M-jiratr surplus woolens brought in lust year MrC^.v. ?'tMiis iu •Jin* tuiwl Siotes ?™onHSSrSSfiitTOSiT.w ’K $50,000,000 to $60,000,000 worth beyond, m» h?W tu the .mlmii.-.cuirt:-s eontpanlw the. capacity of the American people to • . • , * . aer :w»a lar cash. I ilii.ii’ r. (loMticOVt. consume in one year, and compulsory , . closing of Amarican mills is necessary . UssHuks, Xtch.^lub ii.-t; until this surplus of imported woolens can be disposed of. There is no ques- : tion about it. but the decreased pur- ’ chasing power of the nation offsets the , increased quantity of woolens required ( by- reason of any increase in popula-■ * tion. so that the increase in the im- . ports over and above the average j qufTntity imported, during the McKin­ ley period represents to that extent the degree of lesoened employment for American tnachinery. The- proof of it is in the array.of ’^le machinery.- £ I f TRIE Pingree Shoe NONESUCH 1 MINCE MEAT K’L’SiS?__ i FOR MEN S' THREE SILVER DOLLARS. Riy 11' • * labor-saver—u worn a n-sav W er. WItbont tbe long and weary■) Ing peeling, chopping, boiling, Y seeding nnd mixing, » womau can — I quickly make mince pie, fruit pud- S ding, or fruit cake that will be the de- M light of her household. Siuce None M Buch is sold everywhere there is no ffl more need of making your own m Ince II TUmlugtrUf. - b^oe PINGREE SHOE TH! for women $2.50 ! Ami For ’SS.pO SILVER COIN JAXON N THE PING tEE SHOE ! FOR BOYS ind GIRLS i : From $l o|) to ^>0° COIN. SILVER All tbe l«te»t 1 lyle, nF^t**15 ‘""ll Patterns. Our line i: up*te-d»te. Pin^5ljF /T P Uae the Ball-Bearing CUTEKTtD JMTEWTtD -areisa? nolttol In the rt^ber efail "Nt.verslip” Winder and Bicycle Shoes I .FOR 4KU' UV ■ BASTINGS. �askings Banner Th rsday'. J ulv" 3°. ,a96OOOX B’JOS-. Proprietors j found myself fully oeciUeti thn* 1 ■sisi'vgrss.-—; «x“r thll " ~~~--------- —1 1 Of h" rrP'»'«1 mmertions ~ “Then where will you make your home?- ' I cun hard!, gueas. Our plans, you know. arc st uncertain.” -“Dtrotby. Dorothy;" Mrs. Lottecalled. ■ “I trust that you will have a de- j lightful trip,” raid I. “Our voyage on [ Ik'—mnjkt rile nv-tn*__ er__ ,.U__ ’ toth "be pat In then,. It clear that in the Mnoklngroom. cro«s«l the de l । to her ehatr, nnd tnlkvd wfth her (o '■re tonng mlaht a, wen hare been perhaps u quarter of uu hOT1r. the novelhC*‘“'•Ute r°om An un­ I render merely looking op ,rom tM.r ite i”d“,rnc" ln certain triumphs ot ! on his approach and promptiv return­ , -ng to Its perusal after Uwwednr his greeting. I envied Burroughs' nt­ fortune.” • ; euaintanro with th, girl. Tlthuugb ‘And aunt and I wish you every sue’ **?*■'«’«> rether bruaqw'lv. . nv.thcr he nor she seemed todcriveufiv te > had served to convince the lady that te cess, ” she answered. “BcmemVr. as th ' treat entertainment from their some yu a brute. Perhaps had ate teen u snys, it is au revoir. and not good-hnr.” "that intermittent conversation. Once'i ----- --tft- J B Lippincott Co.] She drew her hand from mice 4- I | -he Sent-a qtfiok glanieeln mv direction ! * ? travrle'- "to — - . ...e KJiglit have Lad oc­ casion ,to put UK. in :It s ~IOra<4n ' don’t know just how long it had been ihd I gues»'d that the vouth ha.it. Hl reached me In going orer tbr list or pas! I but, mX" ’ with mm t!„.u?!.; („r her and two in my darp-—and I hud the m< ianchioly , r.!!, livr size and aecommo, pl'asure of assisting her to enter |the , ; Ivied, had but a small sengtrs. I prayed that he might be '' , I f niece, 1 listenedI-patiently to the cab. Then the yelyclc rumbled a'day, ■ -orr°v.- und agony ’■•iu passengers. .-Ml told, charitable in his comments ‘Well. Mrs. Ltring.” that ‘ op ’’ said I, when the leaving Valued a sorrow ing-yUTuig nian. hardly a scot®, including ... vyho stood watching it grow smaller ©pportmiity caine, ' I .think I have ^nd smaller in Mie distance, and vvhio. u omen, wbo^itere invisible evening, 1 found most of the mule ipas- j diuguoscu. your casp. • ' r sv;i was at its smoothest. M-nger* were assembled. Two game.« physician though he was, risked ptjeu; v joined tb» rest at riin- of cards were in progress, with a fringe operation, well have you well again . rfioiria by forgetting, for a most, unreatong before this voyage is over. I’il . fiired two tallies. Among of Bpfctatari looking over the player’ spnublc time,'tn replace his hat upon rdFiJr’* medicln« which f think t.wo orjthree English­ suoulders. After n few minutes Bur­ v "iU effective. I fchall have to ask .UUi ‘head. ' . ; < z.-m Brazilians, a French­ roughs appeared, ami dropped upon the j. ou to put yuunelf ou a restricted diet, j : w o Germans. The women ap- cushioned bench beside me. “Not playing, eh?” said ho. “Don't in order that the delicate chemical» j . presented ulmost as great a changes which I count upon the medi­ ,i;it tonalities. jOnly two of you admire the sport?” “Not particularly,” I apsweied. “Are cine to produce uh un aid to the diges­ ! any claims to youth. In the tive ferments may prugreas under the f ’.-.‘auty the average was low. you going to take a hand?” . most favorable conditions. The do«»* I.like.to. ’ „F^p^ral^y, ” said he, ..» with : xrdent of wooers of old buc- I . —- — 4U aa Will be a teaspoonful just half an hour , v -. a hen suits were pressed “but I’d rather lo sometuiiig before each meal. So accurately calcu. ■ would ■ » ihave ____ » turned t Stae* • ,. * r ue (iiNjiatch. * just ncu.’ ■ated are t he effects that I must ask you “Smoke, for instance?” I suggested. Wc Offer You n Remedy Which Insures . >?. Vut hony at sight of such an Jo follow the directions to the minute. I SAFETY to LIFE of Both | “Not exactly,” he answered, with a ,‘. 1 -rlv femininity as the Bed- . The slightest variation in the time may , -Mother and Child. rert of embarrassment in -bls tone. jwnfed. destroy fhe effieney „f ' ,“UnTIIF QQ’rDlrllfi” , . • .Jr’s. however, were of un- , “By the wnjj wouldn’t you like to meet cor attractiveness.' One was u Bra- ydur fair compatriot,'."’ YOUNG "wives > I CASTORIA for Infants and Children. You |U| OTH E RSl I ▼ I K now tin Bateman’s Drops, Godfrey’s Cordial, many wxallcd [soothingmost remedies for children are cmuposed of opium 01 | rnorphiuc?[ Do Vein Know that opium and morphine nre Mtupefying j arcotk jc-ifoa ■ i unless you or your physician know of what it is composed? Do Voq Know that Castoria is a purely vegetable prepar dion, nnd tlmt a &£«£ Jts ingredient* is pablished with every’battle? Do Von Know that Castoria is the prescription of the fate jus Dr. Gamuc’.PitcfseE. That it ha* been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is nww sold tfoa* of all other rrmctlie* for children combined ? You Know that the Patent OSoe Department of th: United State*, and i rs*ign» to use the sw< prison oflfente?' Do Yon Know that one cf the reasons for granting tlill , absolutely harmless? wan bees use [Castoria had been proven to be । w '■nltnU Do Ydu Know that 35 average dose* of Castoria cents, or one cent a dose ? ROBS CONUJiEMENT OF ITS PAIN, • to be the enlv only Nnrth North American on you perfectly-yes, perfectly. To the! HORROR AND DANGER, bn.ird.^, ^Dinute, to the very minute, the medi­ | “Miss Dorothy Gray. If you hap­ cine shall be taken. Oh, doctor, doctor, Makes CHILD-BIRTH Easy. pened to notice, you saw me talking to it is a comfort,-such a comfort, to see Endorsed and recommended bv physi­ midwives and those who hare uaed ,her this afternoon. She’s with her that you understand siy trouble so cians, it. Bcware-of substitutes and imitatlens. mint,. Mrs. Lonng—met ’em m Rin, you thoroughly—yes, so thoroughly. ^»'ow,' Sent by express or mall, on receipt of price, • 1.00 per boUle. Book ’"TO MOTHERS" tonow. I told-her whoyou were, and she’ll that surgeon—” ' mailed free, oontalaing voluntary testlmonlaBL be glad to see you. Come along, that’s t But I bowed myself out of the ptatc- BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga. a good fellow.” room, and hastened in search of the ( sold by ali. drvggtbts. “Why thii baste?” But I rose with­ official medicine-man, who. it must be -------- --------- ifin&iTZHlMriFr----------- i— out delay, ijs ke might have observed, admitted learned with entire satisfac-1 Ddaalt having been made |lu the condition* had he not Mn busy with his own tion that another had assumed charge ‘ °f m mdrtRHgrdattfi tbe mft.- day of Januart. rehemes. ■ .• or UH",'. Moreo„,r. 11C: “It’s something like this, you know,” cheerfully assisted in the preparation Tlieariotia Dryer uf the City of Marshall in wud of the medicine for her n<5o Tt '•Hie iu>n for rec tbe rdedi iu ibeortceof thr State Register he went on. “That splendid creature wi uuu i.i-nucin jor ner use. It w ’,-fD.eds County of Bam’and of with a name I can't pronounce is with warranted to be harmless; it tasted - Michigan on the first day of February 1*01.10 Miss Gray now, and until I get some­ m-.el, a. if a little .ugar had been di.’tti body to look after the little Yankee, solved in a generous quantity of wa- and ow.fasper Adams was on the 4ih day of you know, 1 can’t have the splendid ter. A. it .net ttee patient'.era.ing for | i),''r'l„r c Feature to iinyself. I don’tspeak much (loses, however, and as she was up and Stair as Administrator of itbe ftfmiii in f’wptwrcn .. Estate, of said HicadoUa Dncr deceased । of her lingo, you sec, and she can’t nlxHit anoutajaiu in tbeeourseof afewdays, . hi virtu.- of which appointment he new make even a stagger at mine, and so itmay be said to have accomplished its holds said mortgage a* such administrator, and I ."''ent oppcrttuiity to study her. nnrnnn. 1 °n v-l’kb mortgage there Is claimed to b* due our conversation is rather embarrurs- benevolent oennolent purpow. | tliSotle. ibe.uni ct Fne Hand ,n r. • ’ k. q fine brunette, with ‘ ing before a third party, don’t you i In the meantime Miss Grav and I i r’''’ liutl Three Dollars aud filly-tuur cent# lined to the statuesque in its ! know? ™ ...i.. n' n * I tvnr; an Attaruey s lee of twenty five dollars pro I’m counting on you to help vs ere getting on famously. We walked vided for in said mprtgage.andno suit or pro FOR . '! lie jotiv.T, so nearly as I me out.” the deck together, wo hazarded small I ^‘‘’dlngs at law having bcm instituted tot re­ , ,, , । euv« r the amount secured by Said mortgage <»r i •ver from an occasional j said I. “I’m a willing beta on Xhe steamer s daily.run. aud we | an-, part thereof: h b f her id the course of the first ' sacrifice.” 1 ■ shared in the somewhat limited li«t of I Notice Is therefore hereby given tlmt ou ihr u rhe* ^ciyage, was a«lender, 1 While the ; In five minutes I found rqysclf’lulk- mid^ean am..emenu. : . rirl. brown-inured,and ncitPier ' ing to Nisi Gray, while at a little dis­ moonlight evenings lasted we gave the I srout door of the Court House, io tbe City of -. . ' , . , Hustings. County «t Burry ami Jjljite of ABchnor v<‘ry light.of complexion. I tance Burroughs and the fair Brazilian Quocu oft A .dght every chance in the igan. s.i!d Court House being the bulldii g iu •- is travelog hi comipahy with an , were progressing famously in spite of world to exercise her mischievous sway; the Circuit Court for the County ot Rarrv . „ ,, . , I* held).nt public tuction to the highest bidder, ■ n. attendance upon whom j the lingual limitations. Still farther .but 4for onc<, at least, her powers foiled. I j)),. piemtses deseyibed In said mortgage or so l.< ;• f .i'b. employed for 48 hours ' away the buxom mother of the splendid I do not nivaji to suggest that our eon- ' ••’«*h tiiMWf ss may be nece»cary to aatiMv ,, „ . ,.. . ] il c nniouut due on said iiieilgagc. as above ncI : port; Then, as the weather i (creature whs playing a discreet chape­ .icrsation vas ulwajs coldly matter-of- f, rtp vtih the iutfcrWt thereon, and the costs rhv pair appeared on deck find 1 ron aud discoursing with one of her fact. A vein of sentiment ran through charges and exper-evallow*it by !»w and foo .♦ । -v. i „i , . v.iir-t for :n said mortgsge. said prrinlM-s be­ • -• ..arty under the big awning ; countrymen. lt at times, but on the whole we. kept . |.|g situated In die Township oi Yankee --x E; .: carried n 6onk. but- it was ! the bound, of .•ven'Say ; swln^. I„ 'hr <'o»»ly <■< ll.rry »nd St«t< ot There was a glorious moon overhead, well within ... . . . . . I AD-higan and desrriiH-d as’.hr East half of lhe that; while tbe elder read ! and . the • tfamer ran smoothly over the friendship, which for two young per-; smth w« s‘ quarter vf section twrniy-<i-ven. in • pcpidiy. with the business- ! tranquil Hea. three North-nu gv tin Wist coi tain ng These details come sons placed us we wcre.approacbed the , , , , right v acres of iMMid more or ;rs«. ?.:r of a hardened detourer of nov-; back to me fur more distinctly Gum remarkable. 1 here were confidences ♦> sc.« Hasting- . Mich. Nay 13, DW. ’igirl Otten propped her book ‘ the words of folly, commonplace, or exchaheed, ♦<> be sure, or, to sneak more I , , , ; , J.A£?BK.APAJ!t‘ . ; . i i iii/ Administrator of the Estate ot Thradotia Dry; ' ' )• lap’ and let her gaze stray ! wisdom we may have exchanged. Prob­ pretdrely. bite heart) a (rood deal of my A-,Ki.ee of Mort,, re. >ss the wide -’expanse of blue water. 1 ably we talked of the ship, the officers experiences and hopes and she confided 1 Alonzo E. Kknaston, ..... Will make a vigorous and relentless fight through ihtj „ T, j Attorney for Jasper Adams Administrator Ar ia;ugly> she itook little heed'of her I .and the passengers, of Brazil and the to ‘me a little of. hem. It max be that ' ^<i<tign<*<* nt Mild Mortgage*. Presedential campaign, for principles which will bringt ow-vorttgers; a gronjFnf whom were 1 u U ,,^ M w , , v _ ____ ___ ____ _____ , ' United States, and, last, but not least, ( the differeuce was due to the subtle ( MOHTGAUE ©ALE prosperity to the entire country. Its campaign news andtting »<>• a G-jzcn feet from her. *of yie beaiutj' find charm of the night. power she possessed of arousing in , DtfeullhAViDK Veen marie in the conditions ut it urrndn mortgage nmrie by Marjoett A. discussions will interest and should be read by everj ' •V an exc-iicut opportunity to study ■ Tljc pjr] something white antlflufly others faith of the sort which leads to S'cxeiB. Florence K.SpntridirR. I’rrla E. Bar’ ith- t her 'knowledge—os 1 jbe- • thrown over her" head, aud her light such confessions”. Thus it came to pass k»T. Marr E. Bnrta-r Blanche B. Barker. Arces American Citizen. • Barker. Manin T. Barker. Harriett I. Barker i . an 1 the longer I watched [the ; jucket wa.4 buttonVd about her trim tig*-, that she acquired a fairly accurate idea to Emily D. Bostwick, of Ithaca. New York ikit.d December 17 A. D. !«■». and recordWe: furnish “The Banner’’ and New York Weeklyitribune” (both papers: '•.r the more interested in . ure> for the evening air was cool, in ure, for iu of the life 1 had led a nd of the problems '<■11 iu ihucfilceof the Rv£is»terof Deeds, for the ‘ spue spite oi of our our latitude. which confronted me, while I learned ComVydf Barn :u>rt Stale of Mlchlean, ou the ■ lULituue. The auv moonlight -'-Eder, as b:is been said, ’ WUB kind Jo her. ns it is to many of only the outlines of ber stori’. Her lirh thy uf Decewibrr A D 1-80. la Tiber 33 of Murtinme.*. on pake 72, on which mortgage there dead, unu and for last • jS .jjjjmedtobe mie ai tho data of this notice <vi tlje >nv .».>• I hersdf so erectly as to lap- ! ber sisters, and hud 1 attempted to parents were ucuu, vears she had been with her 1 !lr nira of E'gbt hundred Ninety Eight Dollars ’s opinion of her dozen CflJH IN ADVANCE. I r tban she really was, per revive^ ray afternoon --------------------------’ • * . In ! nr.d Ninety Eulit cents ana an attorney s fee of' ing. iu fa^t, but a trifle above ; face, my new finding. I fear, would aunt, who was a childless «idou. Twenty five Dollars provided for to Raid AdiiresM all orders to Never the iiosscssor of vigorous health, ' murr-mge, and noj’suit or proceedings at law ice t.f her sex. Her forehead ! have been far less severely critical. ' . 1 , , i .. 1-xvl3K been Instttu’tC to recover tbe moneys sxlrt n-.mtcazr.orany put thereof: In that first evening I came to like Mrs. Loring had gradually worried her- • r ’ad, and her hair worn’ low upon .. .into . the . < conviction -------1-41— .1... Now, Therefnrv. by virtue of the power of that .1.. she was ' H i fen uires were good. The nose ! her exceedingly. There Was nothing of telf sale contained mortgage, ana lhe stat­ a mere physical wreck. Having no ute In aueh caseli-salrt made and provided, notice Is straight aud finely chiseled, the the coquette iu her: in fact, there was hereby given, that on Saturday the Dt day of u : d.-ately rounded. Her mouth hardly a touch of frivolity. She seemed home ties. and being-able to indulge in August a D. t«kkat io o'clock In the forencon.1 Write yout! name and address on a postil card, send it to Geo. W. a liking for travel, she had devoted her­ sIihII sell at Public Auction, to the highest bid­ •■•u- larger than the canons of art de- grave raljier than gay, although one got Best, Room 2, Tribune building, New York City, and a sample der at the Not th front door of lhe Court House ai.nal i and now and then the lips from her no suggestion of a morose dis- self to journeying about in quest of a In the City of Haatings. (that being the place copy of The New York .Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. cure. She nnd ■ her niece had visited where the Circuit Court for Barry County is A’Din a line which indicated no ixxsition. In short, there was something ------- ---­ in her manner to bring to mind tiro most of the noted cities of Europe had holden). the premises described In said mort•ivK of firmness. It was not a etubg<ge.orso much thereof as may be necessary spent two winters in Northern Africa, to wythe amount due on said mortgage, with •ort! ino'jth, however, even when the self-repression one often notes in pci and now were voyaging back to Eng­ 8 per ’cent, interest, and all legal cons, together • ’..ts of its mistress seemed to be sons long accustomed to close attend­ withan attorney's fee rt Twenty five Dollars land after a short stay in Brazil. covenanted for therein, tbe premises being de­ i’CH pleasant. The face was inclined ance upon an exacting invalid. As it all that certain lot With the exception of a storm en­ scribed in said mortgaK* 1*» julrnrss. relieved by a faint, flicker­ happened, she came rightfully by this countered north of the line, the Bedouin piece and parcel of land situate in the Town of Maple Greve in thr County of Barn- and State Is the Most Popular Republican Newspaper ' :r »lor which came and went on her airi inasmuch as her aunt was a chronic met fine weather, and, after a good of Michigan, and known and described as fol­ •• la cks, even as she sat watching the searcher for the health which she be­ passage, steamed slowly into the ' The East half of the South East Quarter of of the West and Has the Largest Circulation. a. The eyes gave, her strongest claiin lieved herself to lack. With this aunt Thames. 1 have only a clouded recol­ Hectlon Tblrty-twn (32) ip Town Two (2) North ’■> brauty. They were clear, dark- Miss Gray had been traveling for sev­ lection of the scene [when we went Range Seven .7) West containing Eighty Acres TERMS BY MA1U ut fjtnd more or less. eral years, brau n eyes-shadecl by long lashes. $4.00 per year EMILY D. RnnwWK. DAILY (without Sunday)...J ashore.though perhaps the most vividly Mortgagee. When she bode me good night 1 gave a whole, the face was nttructive, DAILY (with Sunday) $6.00 per year recalled incident is the impressive fare­ PiitLjrT.Coir.novK. hut i» was no easy task to.class itsde- au hour to tobacco and Burroughs, w-ho well of Burroughs and his inamorata, • Attorney tor Mortr.Mgee. i roc .f pulchritude. Absolute beauty chattered enthusiastically .about the by force of circumstances more panto­ Dat< d Ai rll SKhi U9G. , PER YEAR/ ' - t attain; “pretty” was clearly flower of Brazil. Incidentally, he ex­ mime than dialogue. Mrs. Loring and MORTGAGE SALE. As h Newspaper THE INTER OCEAN keep, abreast ©f til© times in al» IipfHtilt harinc tt-en made In «;.e crn»Hitto-« of • i tl. adjective to apply to it. “Hand­ plained that he had met Mrs. Loring her niece were bound for Paris. My way 1 respect*. It spares neither pains not expense in securing >i r»TUlti mortgage, whereby the t or <r tiwem end her niece but once ’ before the ’ ■< rned to be closer to the tmth, i-ouuined to‘•en a»i beconir operative execut'd ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT LITERATURt lav westward. Ereemsn H. Hortalck of lUrr? C- imty In tbe H . ii even that word di<L not quite Bedouin sailed, and that he knew next “So sorrv to lose you, doctor—so bv State of Mfobipui m John Davn cort Mi d Ira ’ t«-5’ judgment. But 1 did not to nothing of them. sorry,” Mrs. Loring declared. “Actu­ t’aveaponExwators oi theim-i «l > ct-d fr^tH-. “The old lady’s a queer one. though, mei t of Ira DMYOfoO’t dec* a*e i ' • a i«it date, : o: ■: r long over the poiilt, for I soon ally, really actually, doctor. I believe the second day ot Junu a. d. .ehtute u banhe added. If you better confess that rired you ’re you understand my “ trouble than mid vmkty-nnc '‘"d recorded In As a Family Paper Is Not Excelled by Any. » doctor she’ll make your life a burden, anybody else I eyer met—and ob,*Dr. th- office cf the Register of D-rd«. for tbe <>f Barry m Mtid State of Michiaan. on you know. Shun her, old chappie, shun Morris, I have toet so many! It mokes county has something of interest to each member of the family. Its the Twenty third day Jm<e A D. eighteen YOUTH'S DEPARTMENT is the very bort of its kind. Jts LITER­ me shudder, sometimes, to think of hundred and righty’ one In L:t.?r id <-f M •rtfpgber.” ea nnp"geSM whldi mmW mortaxge whs duly ARY FEATURES are unequaled. Evmta proved that, even had I been them all. But now we’re going to Paris, assigned oa t ho truth any o: .January..A D. It is a TWELVE PAGE PAPER and contains th* News of the World. eial-teru hundred and ninety Ove. by th*- said Hfapoeed to accept hte advice, it would dear Paris—Dorothy, don’t Jet that cab­ John POLITICALLY IT IS REPUBLICAN, and gives its readers the benefit oi aud Ira Davenport, executor*, to Cameron ' A»>D NEURALGIA CURED BY have been extremely difficult to put it man handle' tlwt valise so direlrssly! D Waterman, of Detroit. In **ld state, and the ablest discussions on all live political topics. It is uublished in Chicago Erm « T. Tapper of the same place, role exe ­ into practice. Mrs. Loring gave me no The government shouldn’t permit such cutor of the Is’t will of Pamela W. Tappey. deand is in accord with the people of the West in both politics and literature. option in tbe matter. Xo aooner du men to have cabs. Yes, a* L was say­ c» aiei and Helen E AVatrrnmn of the state of • Please remember that the price of THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN la Sjny'. W.H. Hill Co.,0«ii»mil<*, she discover my profession—and that ing, Paris is so delightful, and it would coiur.'do. sole executrix of the Inst will of ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. Address Thomas G- Waterman, dretaied. which said as she did iteedily -than «to mt tor me. be so pienoaut If you could be 0jere -irnment was.on the First day-of June A. I). THE INTER OCEAN. Chicago. hundred mid ninety-five rrcordjd in I found ber propixd up on pillows In with ns. Dear, dear! he’s dropp«lit eiLhtrrii lu'l Vgl-l*-r’s<ifficr.ln Liber 32 of Moruosc*. her berth, with a novel in one hand and just as if it were a stone! Dorothy, on n»gn 375 upon which mortoge there Is riMltn "»to t-e due at th- date of this nolle©, the ■ j a fan in tiaeother. please do caution him. Now, doctor, sain of Ilin* Hundred nnd t-lxly five dollars , “So kind of you. Dr. Morris, so verv, we must say au revnir; not good-by. <^JG3.00) aud no suit proceedings at laty hav­ :C YES, why not when you can ing been instituted at law to recover the same very kind.”she began—-sokindtooom- you know, for we shall meet again, or any part thereof, notice Is therefore hereby ' w rn=(^^ne light on the SO aoon. Beally. I "-as in despan-. ye~ really we shall, but an revoir. And ?rej. Suit <m Tuesday thr 25th day ot Augmt ne* r at eiev-n o’cfock In the forenoon, I shall in abject despair, until I beard I’m so grateful to you! I really can t seii nt nubile auction. «o tbe highest bidder, ‘were a physician. I am so ill. K mis­ tell you how grateful I am. You must Sfo to take plaee at tlie front door of the Court nniisr. in the city o! Hastings that being the when you see it. If you only knew erably. ill. doctor, and1 ^'.to'pa VnC'm\’LLn>£ iv send us your address, doctor, and we 1 & wheie -he ttreuit Cour: for Barry county tow many people there are in Barry £ • ourf.; Qn<1 wben we , uridi the premises described In said inorv geon misjudgw my case cose so _ terribly. ■ r <’«r *“ much rhervwf an shall ne ueeesssry * America we shall see you again. uixMtwfv Dir r.moMiit rice County that get printing done at the Would you lielieve it—can you *mh Mortgage, uith seven ner cent, interest aud legal costs, Here it?—he actually tried to humbug Oh I know we shall. Goodness gra- rolether Banner Offici, They know a. good «ith or attorney fee of Fifteen Doime into thinking that I was weli. per- Oh. clous; he', got tbe ba< with tbe medl- iara provided for by statute», that Is to say, the thing, too. And you would be surlollnwiog piece cr.parvel o! band, viz: fectlywHL Andi—I— I Ttir ffoulh West quarter it ti»e tfoqth WeM ' prised if we told you what per centShe fall back upon her P111®”-“ f | West quarter of JUctton TawfoWo W » TownanlpTwo I2'i North. Range Ten I‘yl of the people ol Barry County always reaches the sore spot anc? overpowered by the remembrance of | TC“I tru.”that your .tint b a goal hi L’i" County of Barry and Blate of MlihJgao. cures Blind Bleeding and herTuflerlngs. Yetto. come to The Banner for printing. 'outalnlDC forty acres her sutwringi*. . f Itching Piles. At drug­ I think Mid you «> will return Gr“to 3r- OMri KM*». We do printing to please, that’s why Xoef waa again aiUing np , gists or by mail. my eani a torrent of word.. She waaa ERXWTT.TAPrgV. Executor, our presses run every day but Sun­ HELEN E.W’ATER' ax. Executrix, Send For Booklet, tall woman, thin, though 1 Assignees-of Mortflgees days. very nervloua. and one of «to most ^“Itefore eery long, I hope; it may be j. D. Attorney lor Assignees. h hill co voluble neraona it waa erer my toto w within a rear-" ' Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria Rally Round The Flag, ■ - Sound Money, National Honor, Home Prosperity, The New-York Weekly Tribune, The Leading National Republican ' > Family Newspaper. • . .• 4 MONTHS, 17 WEEKS, FOR 40CTS.( THE MHNER. The Inter Ocean The Weekly Inter Ocean— .. $1^2 TheNVeekly Inter Ocean AR - THr?O-PHON -1-A Piles Cured .1 SORE SPOT? Dr. Handy’s Pile Cure w. . I 5 >-■ ., Detroit, Mich. You Know a Good Thing fJ. �MAKING BRITISH "MELTON total raoul wMIUou to tbe world's metal­ fiat money busluees why not go in on the B—xxaxte otrt ., lie money xpplj? A. It hU ox. country ever had were under our preset t bis anarchist plan of “whole bog or none?” Instead of Ont Q- WW * AIu >8U tbe world's standard and a protective tariff. Tburtday.'Juiy 30, iFc.6. making the ratio 16 to 1 why not make It POExentlon. Uw role b’ played all ttro«h eoM production ni 3M.te*,000; It. ell______ taM.uone 21.HBI, ' i: taakH it al»a?t certain that be will “ Well, Ben, «*nd how is trcl-r This 5 to 1 or 2 to L Or better yeL why not There would have been no cry for a ver production was S8I.SOO.OOO; total. have a place In lb- cabinet should Bryan • w*y cf “tri.luci5(>!| to a manI bum MidI by way of ?introdi S1T8.000.000. Last year tbe production change in our monetazJA .ystem If there make an indefinite amouut of paper be elxted president and Ma Influence . In bad been no Change in ott tariff laws. monej ? Inasmuch as we don’t own any ’bapluff the cocfluct 01 the admlolalratlon oger in one of .our ahoddt factories of cold alone war8190.509,000. juat outside wwn, O Ub4it» -' I and i•• •. silver mine we believe paper money would be felt and the embodlmaM: of Q. as not the combined annual pro­ fcssional answer: -|Vh>u It should not- be forgotten that there would be the best for fiat purposes, be­ anareby would be uwtalled In tbe real of duction or goto and silver larger than thia Koverriment and IU Influence felt In It. was not an evidence of panic or financial* cause it don’t cost as much. The Ban­ IcdWaUon. While 1 bullexe In free all-- --------uur In tbe "bonanxa days?" A. It was not. iy or enlarging our iJ-.,... disturbance until tbe government receipts sei: has several good presses, and with w, 1 abouM into be' I* competed compelled Ito refux it If able „ to goods (out Q- "bat was tbe blfbeal record ot offered oni fpltte r>lato with Altrald, Altireld, Pcpullam, Popull.m, •; ,3meUlin[, to u|| ' ■ ■ “Rh. 1'4 fell below Its expenditures. Uncle* Sam ’ s permission and vour votes, that period? A. Between 1840 and 1680. Tlllmanlaa. and the cmwlomoraic, dla- I how I P toil „„ • can print money while you walL With the world’s average annual production or cordant political dements that controlled . eordrat poliueal ewmenu tnu ooatrouea ■.. ■ “ >■>,. Hn, . Just the minute that proteciion is re* paper money tbe cost of a dollar would be Ito tom'Sura. 11b‘eof,ofl =■ r £ “? ' the coot cation. I Sold waa *134.083.000; or .liver •37,818,­ stored and our revenues exceed our ex­ 1 bad nqped that the Chicago convention I lot» “ s come off th • tu.*, bin,. almost Infinitesimal, while the ailveY In a 000; total. Sl-1.701,000, or leu by S37,. Pounds of murp r , ‘‘ penditures you will see confidence gradu­ free coinage id to 1-doHar would cost 50 would adopt tbe gold standard In tbelr I 800.000 than last year's produetloo ot gold ally restored and good limes come again. platform, fficn the true friends of silver ■ P°und > per cents. Fur fiat purposes, paper possesses could hsveosmd out from both old parties, . M . wh,teTexa« eSi:wnTL rxrnouM alone. greatly superior advantages over silver. called a conventiou and pat up a pla’form ! J'orn. When fnix«-.1 :• ,th x Q. What are we to say then or the ar­ The piotto “In God We Trust’’ will have of free sliver, protective tariff and reel-1 dribbled and spun to nine skeins gument that lhe money supply, since su­ a material significance if the people of this t Four years ago our credit was above re­ procity, and with these three principles • yarn. We find that scribbling rer tree coinage wu abandoned, has been country vote for the free coinage of silver, carried oftt In the administration, we * ning and weaving coat u? on Aun proach, our factories were runrrtfik full contracting? A. That It Is utterly falx because 50 cents on every dollar will be would have put this government again on (25 centa pernard ner Ju ,wutte tlnie.wnearJy all our wace-eamers had em­ tbe highway of proaperity. But this we pounda equals a win . '\r°n (l as applied to the world at latge. and es­ •Trust.” * wv„''”?»•“ m, ployment, wages were remunerative, farm crannt trope for, H tbe Br?.n p.rt, rae- £>U(i pecially so as applied to the United States. “ ’J™/ w“» “fe "f thix .hed. products brought good prices; and the coed,, for the? .re hostile to >11 trot free Don’t forget those prosperous, happy . Q. Is It true, nevertheless, that lhe 6’* pence. or 13 . country could pride Itself upon a firm silver, and with so many contending fac-1 Z* ’ tlous and discordant political ideas, it; P°Qnd in the cloth, which fa price ot wheat and many other farm pro­ times under Harrison,when we paid 8244,­ foreign policy, conducted by statesmen leaves all in dnubt and uncertainty. This । a marvel of cheapneM, pn^ ducts has fallen heavily’ A. It la. 000,000 of our bonded indebtedness. You who could not be overreached by lhe conglomeration calls itself the Democratic > these unions a 'Lancashire Af Q. How are such declines. In wbeat surely never will forget these wretched trained diplomatists of Europe. A sense party, but they must be strong believers Um - yarn is use-d for the warn tor Instance, to be explained? A. By times under free trade democracy that has in the doctrine of Trinity, If they believe costa about 6 shillings 6 penr* of peace, happiness and prosperity almost II. and If they shall succeed In keeping nine skeins shoddv weft fa J2! the enormously rapid Increase In jraln- rolled up a yearly deficit of 800,000,000. without parallel In American history pre- the name. We bare this to say, the ma- I fining. For weariL? th«u. , tnr Srowlns area throwboot tbe world. , J Don’t vote for tbe free coinage of silver vaded the land. n It seemed like tbe reali­ jority of the Amerlera people b.re lo«t 90 to ]0a Q. Has this Increase been especially , __ -f ?e pay weavers s confidence In demoerwj; Ibey luxe been 1 zation of the promises made by the pro ­ rapid since 1878? A. The Increau In under tbe hallucination that money will be shillings FOB PRESIDENT. weighed In the Ixl.nce rad found want-' ,ln, “,n‘ra (or lor SLOT). ” J > Our wBveri earn Over tectionists In the Henry Clay campaign, from 10 shillings to 12 shillings per WILLIAM MC KINLEY, grain growing area In this period, espec­ plentler, because it will not be. ••Two dollars a day and roast beef.” But Ing. Feeling myself this lack of confi­ week, on an average. We find that of Ohio. 8600,000,000 in gold will be driven out of ially In North America. South America dence, and feeling too that there are many FOR VICE PRESIDENT. and Asia, has never been approached In circulation at once, and 50 oent dollars the messes of the people have now waked other principles, of such vital Importance, when all other charges are added, such GASKET A. HOBART, •ny equal period In the history ot the will cut all the rest of pur money, in two. up to tbe fact that four years ago they fol­ that I cannot sacrifice them to the elements as mill charges, dyeing and finishing of New Jersey. lowed blind guides. They were led astray j of anarchy. Populism, Or such democracy (which I will gire later)’, we are able • world; as was represented at tbe Chicago conven­ to produce a Jjlelton doth weighing 11 We've been living under a tariff for by false signals which were as fatal-as the tion. I now propose to stand by the Re­ Q How do we Judge ot actual eonipeto 12 ounces to the yard, 50 inches wide, OUR FINANCIAL PLANKtllloo In the sale ot wheat? A. By the revenue system, practically free trade, for wrecker’s lights hoisted on a storm-beaten publican ticket. at the nominal figure of 9% pence (19’4 Thr republican party la aur«Mrve<lly for Lima, Ohio, July 24, 1896. supplies thrown annually on the world's the past four years. If the farmers of this coast to lare innocent mariners to certain cent*) per yard.” D. B. Cook. destruction. The promises given by the country haven ’ t got enough of it yer, they “Why, that, is very ahesp,” I said, great distributing markets. < “and how much proflj.*do you reckon Q. What market In particular? A. will have the opportunity of having four Irresponsible politicians were made to the WILLIAM M’KINLEY. Panic dollar haa been a* good a* gold. you have when you have sold a who’.e England, where most ot the buying na­ years more of it by voting for Bryan this ear Only to be broken to the hope. has followed prosperity; the' nation has piece?” fal». tions go to purchase their grain. measure calculated to debase our curren“We generally find that we get 1 shil­ •been changed from n debt-paying to a Intimate Acquaintance. . Q. What are tbe figures? A. As re­ William Mcklnley became a national ling 9 pence dear forevery piece turned United States Senator Brown, of Utah. debt-making country; sixty-four per cent, are, therefore, opposed to the free coinage cently as 1830, Great Britain Imported, tor ! out, and that we .consider a fair reconsumption and re-exports, M.281.924 Is a silver mine owner and a money loan­ of our skilled mechanics, as nearly as can character when, in 1861, a little more • spectable profit,” meat with the leading commercial nation* hundred weight ot wheat—a large Increase er. In Utah be is a free coinage man, be­ l»e ascertained, hive been thrown out of than 17 years old, he enlisted aa a private I This is' just one sample of how thi, of the world, which we pledge oaraelvea in cause be wants to be continued in office employment: calamity has rested upon tbe soldier iu defense of his country. shoddy is done and made up. and your to promote, and until each agreement over lhe proceeding annual average, The record of the war shows tbe im ­ buyers. I have good grounds for know- . can be obtained, the existing gold standard 1895 It Imported 81,749,953 hundred­ and sell 50 cents worth of silver for a dob land until j> itience has been exhausted, pression he made ujkjd those who came mnat l»e preserved.’ All onr silver and weight. courage has failed, and the financial and lar. He says thia Is politics. In Michi­ ing. ore paying 11 ]>ence (22 cents) per In con tn cfwith him. Hia tnnnlineaa and ! yard for this class of goods in Bradford. industrial elements despair of relief, un ­ gan when bis mortgages fall due. or when Q. What has made poaslbte this re­ courage attracted attention. In action Of.course there’are better qualities,but less it Come from a radical change In our he loans bls money, he Insists upon In ­ markable increaae In wheat production? he was alert and vigorous, in manner area designed to maintain inviolably the He says ‘'this is national policy to be brought about by an cordial nnd considerate. His mind was when you get up to a 24-cent dress NelA. The exceedingly rapid development serting “a gold clause.' oar money, whether coin or paper at the or transportation facilities In newly culti­ business. administration opposite In character to strong, cleur and comprehensive. Cor­ ton. 50 inches wide? it is considered here that vou are buying a goodnrtic’e, precent ktandard, the ntunilurti of the tnoM vated grain countries; among them Indie, that under which -the present burdens rect in judgment and energetic in ex­ while CharW Scarth, of Morley and enlightened nntloneof the earth. Our silver dollars are worth 100 cents have been accumulating until they are in­ pression. Russia and lhe Argentine Republic. Leeds, is making such stuff at sy- pence His physical and mental qualities simply because the credit of the govern ­ tolerable. — Ocn. Horace Porter, iti the Q. Bas there been an Increase In the .(11 cents) 42 and 50 inches wide. I - this v.hich then woe confidence and distinc­ United States llxll? a. An enormous ment is back of them. Take the govern­ Auguat f^trum. the stuff to.keep out your blizzards and tion have been illustrated and confirmed ment credit away and they would be cyclones?.. . Increase. by hl? subsequent career. In public ami SENT A HOT TAMALE Q. How large? A. In 1875 there worth but their bullion value. Tlie dol­ private lift*, in social and official rela­ Welcome-*t )i< T«suf<. lars of free coinage Mexico are worth but QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS OF IN­ were, 28,381,518 acres ot wheat cultivated tions, he in genial and sympathetic. A We welcome the taot—Amcrfaac In this country; in 1891 there were 30,. 50 cents because Mexico has no credit, and old Tribune SubKcrlber Relieves bls Mind. master in debate, he carries conviction protection, American cr»if»t and an TEREST TO EVERf VOTER. its silver dollars are worth but their bul ­ 910.807, an Increase or 50 per eent. The mainly by the earnestness, sincerity American policy. Let the people in (From th4 Detroit Journal.)' yield In 1875 was 293,130,000 bushels, a lion value, and the same Is true of every A newlsub.’criber to the Journal sends and directness of hia thoughts and by U»e campaign "which this, convention Preserve n»i* tor Reference. uniform courtesy toward his oppanentx inaugurates determine whether they heavy Increase over proceeding rears. In free coinage country. us a later that he recently mailed tu the The purpose of this scries Of questions Patriotic by birth, by association and are willing to live through another ' 1S01 the yield was 811.780.000. Even last Detroit Tribunt: and answers is to put, in simple form, conviction, the glory of big country* free trade panic. Let. the wage-earner Tbe popalists went at the election of of­ year with a greatly reduced acreage and a •‘Ealtors Detroit Tribune—I have taken nnd the welfare of its people are tbe the problems raised by the free coinage nnd the, wage-payer contemplate the ficers Just as they do everything else — pai Hal crop failure, the yield was. 487­ and been a reader of your paper since 1 touchstone of his principl-s and his con­ bitter experiences which’ brought han- * controversy, with a plain answer to each. back end foremost Instead of proceeding 100.000 bushels. returned from the war in 1865. 1 went duct. By this standard hegaagesopin- ger to tl»e home of one and fipapctol All statistical facts given are transcribed Q- flax the yield of other crops In­ in the regular order th jy nominated tbe into the war n Republican and expect to ions, measures and men. ruin to the other. Ix*t the American from official publications, and a list of all Vice President first and then proceeded to creased correspondingly? A. Khas. Conservative, yet liberal kn bis views, farmer compare farm pnodpet priori die a Republican, and hope to bo burled authorities used is published at the end of Q. Give instances. A. Tbe culti­ setap. The populists threw Sewall over­ ■^rlth the .Republican stars and stripes for he welcomes criticism and shows the w ith free trade'promts* s. I*t him who the Catechism. vated area ot corn In the United Slates hi board for Vice President aud nominated a winding sheeL Who, 1 ask you. hss same regard for the opinions of others Ims saved a surplus and him who work* ’ Q. What Is the fundamental claim of that he claims for his own. 1871 was 34.091.137 seres; tn 1891 II was Watson. Bryan was endorsed,,but a big for a livelihood determine, each- for made the Tribune your paper? W’ho has, tbe free coinage advocates? A. They He is coiucientiotLs and laborious in himself, if he craves to be paid in Amen<0.204.515; Increase 124 per cent. The fight is on In the populist ranks. supported you for the last half century? forming, and candid in expressing, bls dalm that the amount of money in circu­ can dollars disgraced and depreciated yield ot corn last year was more than Has it been the Democratic party, lhe Pop­ conclusions. He js efficient and courage­ to half their alleged value.—Gcv. Hast­ lation has been decreasing since the de­ The democratic party never was known double that ot any year prior to 1875. ulists, the anarchists, the mugwumps, the ous in maintaining the right and in ings. monetization of silver, aud that this de­ Both lhe acreage and lhe average annual to fulfill a promise that It made to the peo­ outcasts ot God’s green earth? No. Il has rebuking wrong, but without malice or crease has caused a general fall in prices. yield ot oats have doubled since 1871. Our ple. Its only hope for success Is through prejudice. He is unswerving in devo­ been the Republican party. . They Q. Is It true that the money supply has cotton crop In 1894 wss50 per eent greater deception. No sooner had It got in power taken you from a state of want. They tion to duty, affirming by tbe'dignity of been decreasing? A. It is not. than It cut the revenues of this country than In any year prior to 1867. have ftiYnislinl you with your daily bread: bis bearing his own self-respect, and Q. Wbat are lhe facts? A. So far as Q. Was a decline In grain and cotton below its expenditures nnd brought on a commanding the respect of others. they have clothed you with good Republlthe United States Is concerned, there has He presents a signal example of the prices, under such conditions. Inevitable? 'panic, it now. seeks to take advantage of can garment.'; they have kept yi.ur purse best type of tbe American cit intn in pubbeen an enormous increase. In 1860 the A. Aa Inevitable as a decline In the price the ruin it has wrought and ascribe this filled; they have nursed yon during -your money In circulation In this country was or clothing, or furniture, or books, or steel panic to a monetary system which has fur­ Our Farmer Friends can get nice infancy, have watched you gtow up Into 8442,102,477; in 1872,Il was 8738.309,549. The traits xvhlch distinguished the rails, or pins, when competition In their nished us plenty of money up to the very by the treasury bulletin at the opening of .manhood with \our head blossmlug for scIdier boy on the battlefieWs of Vir­ printed Stationery at thi.< office about hour of democratic supremacy. manufacture has extended enormously. tbe present month It was Si,521,584,2^3. the grave and now, after hoarding enough ginia and Maryland marked also the as cheap as you can buy tbe paper and Q. Would free coinage help the pro­ the envelopes from the store* Q. What does this show? A. It shows i of the Republicans’ money to buy one ot young lawyer, in Stark county, It by any hook or crook Bryan should ducers of grain to a larger profit, under that our mone? supply has increased 240 these vast silver mines, you desert your private cltiwn in domestic nnd social be elected, and It became evident that free such conditions? A. Not In tbe least. life; the statesmen in committees and percent, as compared with 1860, and 106 party; you forsake borne and your former in debate, framing and advocating Q. Why not? A. Becsnx If lhe uom coinage would prevail, every man who per cent as compared with 1873. friends and flee to the enemy. I am dis­ measures for tbe public good; the.chief Inal price ot grain were to rise through In­ could get hold of any gold would go down Q. Has the money supply increased gusted with man’s inhumanity to man. magistrate of. his native state, exercis­ flation ot tbe currency, the price of every­ across tbe border In Mexico and buy two faster than lhe population? A. Very •‘Bat when, in the course of unheard of ing power nnd clemency; the leader in thing elx would rise also, and tbe farmer sliver dollars for a very gold dollar. These much faster. events*, you cause butter to be made from national conventions, refusing fur him­ would be relatively no belter off than he 50 cent Mexican dollars would be brought Q. How do you prove this? A. By tbe milk weed; bee-bread from lhe honey­ self honors he believed due to others; was before. into this country by the train load, taken dividing the total money In circulation suckle; buffMlo robes from the fir tree: the popular campaign speaker, inspir­ Q. Do the free coinage advocates use to our mints and every last one of them at each date by lhe total population of editors’easy chairs from toadstools; good ing men with confidence and enthusi­ In their speeches these statistical facts melted over and stamped one dollar. Every the country at the same date, and thus V ■ V' American cit z-ms from until asm; toe polished orator, exalting in which we have examined? A. They do laborer, every pensioner, uvery man with glowing words heroic deeds-and mem­ finding the circulation per cafplta. then ynit need not send any more Tri­ not. a stated salary, every farmet with grain or orable events, or with earnest expresQ. What does such a process show? bunes to O. C. Towxsknd. sioits advancing the cause of religion, Q- Can jhe subject be understood with­ stock to Bell, will have to take his pay in : <’S1A. The per capita circulation of the Unit­ Hubbardston, Mich., July 24. and education. out examining them? A. It cannot; the dollars worth but 50 cents. ed States ou July 1st, I860, was 314.06; Born of the people, every fiber of his whole question rests on these facts reon July 1, 1872.it was 818.70; at tbe open­ A ConiinnulcatluD. being thoroughly American, rising step gnrdlng money ahd production, Suppose you have 8500 in gold and 85C0 Editor of tbe Banner. by step at the summons of his fellow­ ing' of the month of July In 1896 It was Q. Why do tbe free coinage speakers in silver In your house and it should bu>n As 1 presume it is generally understood. | men to higher and higher stations, never 921.85. not use these facts and figures, A. Be- down and melt your money. In tbe morn­ by many of my republican friends In Bar- falling to respond to the hopes of his Q. But has not tbe money supply of cause these facts and figures are agalust ing you would find a little lump of gold, ryCo., that 1 am a believer in the free friends or to do honor to the positions to the world at large been decreasing? A. them. and a larger lump of silver. For the time coinage of sliver, and its restoration to it>| which he was chosen; recognized in all place In our monetary system, which It ocOn the contrary, it has been lucreasing . Q- Is there any dispute over the truth possibly you might bewail your fate. You copied prior to 1873, and as political com parte of the country as a leader in whom rapidly. . of the figures quoted Iu these answers? CDuld take those lumps of metal to tbe binatlous seem to be gathering around this. I confidence wns never misplaced; in ex­ Q. How Is this proved? A. By the A. They are undisputed even by free ternal features noble and commending: and other questions at this time, I thought bank or any mint and you would receive statistics of new gold production. • in intellectual nnd moral constitution coinage men. They are taken from the only their byllion value. The little lump a letter to the Banner stating my views, Q. How large has thia production might lie of some Interest to my friends oi ofunsurpojised integi ity, sagacity, puri­ reports of tbe United States treasury, of ot gold would be weighed and you would all partic* at this time. Let me say a> been? A. The reports of the directors ty and strength; an ideal embodiment the department of agriculture, of the di­ be paid $500—Just its bullion value. The first, that 1 hui>ed the Republican party In and an indefatigable advocate of repub­ of the mint, which are acknowledged rector of lhe United States mint, of the lump of silver would be weighed and you the St. Louis convention, would put a sol­ licanism; honored by all mon, even by authority, show that from 1873 tu 1894 in­ United States bureau of statlstlca. and of would be paid Just 8250—just Its bullion id plank in their platform, endorsing the•. his antagonists, and loved by the people free coinage of silver, and I believed the/ clusive lhe world’s total n^w gold produc­ tbe British board of trade; all of them. In value. would do so, and must say that I think thej everywhere. Williaip McKinley stands tion has betD 82.526,834.900. -4ready to make your home ‘ ; tbelr respective spheres, the highest known made a great mistake in not doing IL and in the forefront of American stnUsmen, Q. Is this new , w product of gold lucres* aalborltIeiu This country is indebted to England. must continue to think so until 1 see clear­' nnd, without disparagement to any more homtltke. your house ing or decreasing? A. It is Increasing Why? Because during,the past SO years ly to the contrary. But while I am a firm! other of the great names which honor more inviting and your fam­ believer in free silver, 1 wish It distinctly with enormous rapidity. we have made unparalleled progress; the republican party, is conspicuously ' The democratic rarty of Barry . County ily circle happier than ever. understood that I atu not a free trader, fit for the highest station in the service Q. Give lhe figures. A. In 1873 tbe It’s what’s in the house that —we beg your pardon. There is no dem­ country towns have grown into large and can’t J^ok upon lhe ticket nominated ! of hi* country. world’s gold production wg3S96.200,C00; Id makes it, and ot^r furniture ocratic party in Barry County. John cities, and cities have almost sprung up Id In Chicago, and lhe influences which con 1880 ft was 8106,436,800. In the year Edward H. Ammidown. Cities, towns and states trolled tne convention and put the ticket display includes/everything Dennis gave it over, body and soul, to lhe a single night. ' Beattie, May. 1S9& 1890 It was 8118.849.000. In 1894 It was had to exoend great sum.< of money to In the field, without many misgivings fot suitable to be Introduced at populists. tbe future welfare of Ibis country. It Is a 8160,626,100. Fur 1895 tbe exact total is They Should Not. | home. Our p.irior sfcts and meet the demands In the way of railroads, conceded fact, that the cont rollug spirit ot The hopes of English manufacturers do not yet compiled, but It is closely esti­ electric lighting plants, street car plains, that eonveutkm was Gov. Aitgeld. tht not concern us.—N. Y. Bun. September 14, | odd pieces would grace any Tne free sHverltes would hpve the peo­ mated at 8199,500,000. IKS. Grand High Priest of anarchy in thi> । sewerage systems, water wutks and chari ­ room. Our bedroom out­ ple belie'e that by voting a republican Though this was in the Sun, it was Q. Wl.at does this mean? A. It fits almost give one a mort­ ticket there will be no more silver dollars table institutions ot m tny kinds. Tills country, a man more dangerous to civf: , hardly so. They should not concern un, ’ government law and ord$r. than the an Mtranii -,b«t tl.e amount of gold annually country, being a new country . had not the gage on sleep, and a better used. ,This is absolutely false. There archUta of the Hay Market riot in Chica­ but, as long as we have some miserable added to the world's money supply has appetite is ussured where will be Just as many silver dollars and just means to build theai all. Where uniat we go, who he parduned out of prison and se­ democratic freetraders, “the hopes of more than doubled tn the last twenty*the dining room is fittedtup as many paper dollars as there are now. i look for tbe money? To those countries at liberty; a man whn, when President E^gliah manufacturers” do concern that hava IL of course, and especially to Cleveland sent forward government troop* these Cobdenitea. ■from our superb collection Q. Is nut thia annual rate of prodm*It wl 1 lake year* iu lecuvur from four those that would loan it to us at ttie lowest to quell the riot In Chicago, (the one, ano of dining tables apd chairs tiou liable to ctecreast? A. On lhe con­ years democratic t-x pc rimerns. If the peo | rate of Interest England happened to be about tne only patriotic act of his admin­ and sideboards: and our istration) preferred to let their woilcoi trary. mH t xperishi the American, Aw- pie want to continue the experimental the country where we coukl borrow money ruin and destruction go oq unchecked, prices are as tempting us from to Interfere by liX to Xs the shores of the At­ Italian end tiuutb African gold fields look station at Washington four years . longer ' at the Jawest r$te. We borrowed it aud gening fhraaUnBWflll the Sunday dinner. troops to to their their rescue, rescue, while while the th* red r~< bane II . .5°--- the ------------ .,j of tbe Pacific, for a further and very heavy increase over they know bow to do ft. If they want to i how we kick England betauae we did bor­ troops ofst>arthy wm kindling* the fires of de | from ths icy water* of lhe lakes to the the present rate of production. row Lt It Is only another demonstration Q. But has not the disuse of silver] ptruval on farther experiments tuey should of the old adage “If you want tu loose a with fnil coinage fad11tie* cat town the vote for McE.aiey. friend just loan Lhn some rauney.” Funeral Directed. Famitur* Em’jalmh.'g«*l»r< i>‘hy-' astings Banner. NOTES Republican Ticket. POLITICAL CATECHISM. Here we are Again, Renkes & Walldorff, ' �• h tsting ■ Banner ATTEMPTED STEAL. Thursday. July 30, 1’896. ,v a. COOK, tax-c Editor. BUNCO MEN ATTEMPT TO DE­ FRAUDS. F. HINCHMAN OF BAL­ TIMORE OUT OF *5000. Seeing is believing Full Pnrtlculam ot tho Scheme. Thursday' ot last week a couple of Romro n|M „1(| pl>j. bj|| Mdv in4 Tnwuy. Th,, clliB Io e”'**'"ck xmateur nine 01 the „„p. • « Baldwin, our timous ex-league Pitcher Win plaj-wnh tbe bom., nine, wblen fact will lend additional Interest io the game. - greatest delights to man, viz. moving. This morning we expect to commence mov­ ing oar large presses into oar new office, and this will be followed jy moving every­ thing elfe, including the Bouncer and the office cal If the Baxxeu Isn’t up to the One ot lhe features of the Bxssr.ii for average this week and next you’d knew raon|W will be , weekly letter what’s the matter. trorn Shirley w. Smith. Mn „r Jnd|n. Prof. Patten gill entertained a good sized Crement Smith, who Is now niaklnt , blcycle tour cf Europe. Mr. Smith Is an In­ apdience at the Presbyterian church Thursday evening with a talk on Mexico, teresting writer and his letters rill be it was given iu that breezy, captivating very instructive. style whibh characterizes all Mr. Patten­ The windstorm Sunday did considera­ gill says, and proved a most interesting ble damage In the south part ot tbe coun­ and entertaining lecture. Solus by Miss ty. We bear that In Barry township a Weta Wilkinson, of Nashville, added much hem was blown down, and near Bugby's to tbe pleasure-of the evening, as did also Uorners, Orangeville, a barn was struck by the music by tbe Summer Normal Quar­ lightning and a horse killed. Luckily the tet, and recitations by MBs Edith Pryor. barn did not hum. sharper, attempted to flimflam S. F. Hinchman, a wealthy farmer ot Baltimore towjHhip, out of a sum of $5000. We in give the particulars io full that others who ft buying may come in contact with these sharpers * may take warning. ft In the afternoon of July 22ud. a olcely ft dressed young man called at Mr. Hinch­ man’s place and introduced himself as the son of Mr. Belcher the President of a bank in Charlotte. He represented to Mr Hinchman that he wanted to invest 81* 1 000 or $15,000 In a large stock farm, not 4 for himself but for a wealthy widow lady Who wanted to get her sons out of the sur­ roundings they were in. Mr. Hinchman something We would like to say to our contempo­ told the .stranger that he had no farm to iell but agreed to show him another one rary that the large, rouud boles In the re­ more In that neighborhood that was for sale. publican banner stretched aerosi Main So a date was made and the 'so-called street, we’re placed there for an object Mr. Belcher agreed to call tbe next morn­ 4 lesson. The largest ones represent tbe ing (Thursday) at nine o’clock. !!• came required as agreed and the two went and Liked I size of a sliver dollar with IW cents In |>, over a farm about a mile from Mr. H’a. under free coluage. After looking the place over they drove Here Is how a St. Joseph laborer dednrs Buy Drugs where back In the stranger’s carriage and when “Slatane to wan north of Mr. Hinchman’s they met a the silver question: you know you will “trampy looking” individual with a long manes Ibu now while there Is only wan be well served. linen duster on. The tramp inquired for dollar to Ivery slxtane men, the fray all­ Cloverdale and said that he was from verlies will change It around so that Wilmington. North Carolina, and that he was looking for a sister that he had not there'll be slxtane dollars to Ivery wan seen In years and whom he meant to give man."—.Viles Sun. . ..THE DRUGGIST. ? some “toad skins.” Mr. Belcher evident­ A man claiming to be George Washing­ ly wasn’t onto what toad-skins were, so he asked the tramp what “toad-skins” were. ton. tbe original one whp never told a lie, The tramp explained by pulling out four was arrested yesterday morning on our frvrolls of bills, each roll being marked as streets by Marshall Haugh; and taken to. 85000, making 820,000 In all. He also the county bastite. He had been put off rearched down in bls jeans and pulled out LOCAL a big handfull of 820 gold pieces, and here from the eight o’clock train, and had . CIRCULATION • poured them out in Mr. Hinchman’s hand. evidently escaped from some asylum as all The tramp then went on to say that he his clothing was marked “Q. Wilson.” Tnis week. had been lx?a ten out of 82,000 at the last Word has been sent to all the asylums in Dlace he stopped, and said that»he had changes for advertisements been studying up a card trick, and was the state, but no word has been received _ rrfch this office Tuesdays at latest tc going back there and win what he had yet cl c ming him. Insure insertion in the issue of the week lost. ‘ The so-called Mr. Belcher a.sked to Charles Sheriff’s parents live in kalamo iuebt. see his cards, and after considerable hes­ itation the tramp produced them. After about 2j-ij miles from Nashville. Charles Is an all round tuff, and boasts that his home ihe Christmas studio for Picture Mr. Belcher was allowed to see the cards, the tramp told him tc^ “plank” (meaning is “wherever he takes off hi*s hat"—the bet) for fun. Belcher told him he would prospects are that It will be in Jackson for j cents at Stirling. Craw- “plank” $5. and did so and when he (Belcher) got hold of tbe card he bent one several years to come. Recently be and corner of It so that it could easily be no­ Harvey Collins stole a team of Charles >ut ladies Oxford shoes at Me- ticed. He won $5. which the tramp paid. Martin, of Castleton, and a buggy from a Then the tramp Wanted Mr. Hinchman to neighbor and skipped. They traveled plank for fun, and asked him to pick up a rnh> from 5c. a p.ur up at Me.- cant.‘ He did so and of course picked up pretty much all around this portion ot the the one with lhe corner bent. This of state. Sheriff evidently, wanted to emu­ course won $5. ani the tramp Insisted up­ late the late lamented Jesse James and re­ line of ball tearing bicycle shots . on Mr. Hinchman keeping it. though the turn to the scene of his crime and literally r Bros. I latter handed It back several times. Here defy arrest. One day list week Robt. S Okford shoes fur 50 cento at Me- I Mr. Belcher spoke up and said that he ___ _ ____________ would plank §10,000. _________ The tramp agreed, Pratt met Sheriff driving through Clinton c out. j anil and said that that in In such such crises, where " three i county. Sunday night the youthful con­ ‘ ——. were present, ..., it »_________________ ler fur fruit for canning I persons was customary y|ct Uron. over heIe from aob|e,nle; , I for the third person to do the drawing. t! Phillips Erb. : Mr. H. was finally urged to again do the turned the-hourse out on Chas. Bauer’s ran give you the latest stj e drawing, nnd ngain picked up tho card farm and run the buggy way back in the with the broken corner, and wou., The lot. Officers have been looking for him •>i a first class shave. trnmp haifded Mr. H. one package of rickntfg vinegar, 30 cents a 85000 and Belcher tlie otht£ one of 8500U. around here since but could get no trace of Tuesday morning young Sheriff ling. Crawford & Co. Then the tranjp said that*'he wanted to him. went into Busby Bros, barber shop and inc.’.»f all the latest styles know whether if Mr. Belcher or Mr. H. had lostiliey would have had the money got shaved, went over to John Cole’s sa­ ti lhe C irlstmaa studio. to pay with. Belcher then pulled out a loon and got a lunch, talked with a friend ■ -T<> Dr. nnd Mrs. Uniter Lamp- pnekagie which he claimed had S5000 in it, I' or two on the street, and then went to the but Mr. Hinohinan told tbetnjie had no; yiondift. July 27. an S lb. boy. money, and that all of his money was in XLK. & S. depot to take the train north. t has gone forth that Cook » the Hasting* CRy Bank. Belcher then While ail this was transpiring Sheriff Me-. wanted to know If he (Hinchman) would Kevitt was quietly sitting in the reception Conk -ell lhe best 23c tea in the state. no up and.get the $5,000 if he would drive .ill and get prices on fruit jars. right up here with him. and after repeat­ room at the Jail taking life easy, and pos­ Cook Jfc Cook. ed urglngs Mr. ^Hnchman told Belcher sibly unaware <>f young Sheriff’s being In the city. In some way however, he heard of that he would not draw out any money. is *t:nany morning Monday morrFinding that their scheme was falling, ,t> inches of rain fell in this city. Belcher told the tramp that if he would the presence of the much-wanted horse pur­ veyor, and lost no time in, jumping Into at ( ' ink kt Cask’s amdT»t a sample accompany him to Charlotte he would .... $10,000. __ r this was agreed ' his boots and hustling over to the depot. show him and ea ever brought into Hasupon. Belcher ---------- drove .part wiay back home j Arriving there he grabbed lhe junior Sher„lth .Mr. r. Hinchman and later .... on — ca,-ue ’ iff by the collar of his coat, but the young i . Baldwin” will pitch Monday a back and the two sharpers probably drove •Lujan resisted and pulled away. Before he away together, though lhev were seen af-' >>-hv‘s games nt the fair ground ter Unit In separate rigs. Belcher Is de­ got out of reach. Jim grabbed the young scribed aS a man probably 35 years old. by the coat pocket but It tore out and let tfir! an Onjrtd is offering many alMiut 5 feet nine inches talik weight pro­ him loose. Bound not to let the fleeing Look over 1 bably 180 pounds, sandy complexion, red rates itow-a-days. young man get far away Sheriff McKevItt fare, small moustache, wore; light clotlies ■Ill: and brownJiaL The tramp was of dark polled out his gun and. fired. The em­ irti-nt walk Is being laid in front of complexion* probably six feet, tall, proba­ ploye* at the depot scampered in all di­ to N i i.Hinl Bink and Tlhe two stores bly 40 years old. dark moustache.full face, rections and lhe flrelng horse thief falter­ weight from 175 to 200 pounds. The DWiie.l by li. A. Goodyear. ed. One discharge of Jim’s revolver was sharpers were traced to Dowling and from \ v (’ Her Mill and press comp.ete. there were traced north, probably coming enough, and all desire of the fugitive to ? < bnrrells per day. Price 830.00 toward the city. It Is probable that the gain further freedom fled, because the bul­ tramp’s rig was concealed In some woods let whizzed by very close to his head. The it Hasting Engine & Iron Works, along the road, because they were seen In handcuffs were snapped on the prisoner lots nf salt by the bbl. cheap. separate rigs later on. B«h had covered rigs; one horse was brown and one was and he was safely landed in jail thankful LOOK Ct Cook. bay. Belcher seemed acquainted with that he bad escaped as easily as he dl(L c entitled tu a ticket tree on many Nashville and Charlotte people. To The prisoner we understand has been ar­ another person Belcher said that his name 1 ’’icj- Ie with every purchase ot 5c was Ives and that he lived nt Kalamazoo. rested several times before and has “done Mr. Hinchman’s suspicions were aroused time” in prison. Evidently he is a bad it McOmber Bros. shoe and as soon as the cards were prod need, am egg. and what the law will do with him had he not been a man of good judgment remains to be seen. ______ Marple don t attempt to tbe sharpers, who were no douyt profes­ (Additional local onstb page) : .in, w r kin lined milk. sionals, would have fleeced him out of a A almllhr game was Mini is used. Try their Ice cream lot of money. worked near Bowens Mills several years I»er quart. ago, and Dr. Burton, of this city was also . i lioughstatter brought a queer freak approached by a couple of the same kind me l i ap- of bunco men a few years ago. ot nature to our office this week. tramp talked southern dialect very no­ pa* sprig on which appeared ript iimg ap- ticeably. Those who never bet on anoth­ pif- and apple blossoms. er man’s gatuo are always । pts fleece the farmers nf this cmmljy out SHUfrdny p.,in..Hastings and Charlotte, of many thousands of Atllars each jear o w ; pssiy a game of ball on the home just such a game as wa« attempted on Mr. mmds- The latter is a paldleam. and Hinchman. Look out for en>, p i- up » strong game. There are many inquiries for the Fair Make up everybody! This Is a year of Book this year, and the ‘ * cretary • aya <u»d to make it still more interest­ that they will be lawed wlihiu a weekend Said P. T. Barnum, but ing Cook & Cook are prepared to sell the that he will trail them over the County as they are getting over it ix-'t of goods a*, low prices. now and do not like to be was done last year. 1‘i'kies. did you say? Well we keep misled. We don’t believe The wind alorm Snndky evenlnz did the finest bulk pickles both sour and is half price sales or sell­ considerable dxin.je «round ihe bWeet. Heinz put up. ing trash at special prices, the wiy ot blowlnl doos fences, trees, Cook & Cook. but if you want crops, elc. At Homer It assumed the pro­ Do not forget onr teas and coffee. We port 018 of a.tomr do, Keep the very best of coffee at reasonable jud<e Smith went to Bay Vow tor his ori • s. summer rest. Business la'In better shape Cook «fc Cook. to the courta of this dlstrfct this summer t»e never brag, but we do sell as fine than It has been for many yers bmore at at as low prices as are nooaffand as cheap as can be found In lhe this time.—Charlotte ncpfMlc^n. consistent with good work­ Mra. Cora Kkert and Mrs. Ha Beeler, Cook & Cook. < but ft ft Drugs ft ft ft ft ft ft ft < —ft. — .ft■fflH Ch. u artlete. Swiher will we wll goods at Knowles, of Alma Collegr, wlH eost. . or under cost, Ih.t 1« all nun rod talking link bat will mH at rMaonable rates. On Sunday eventag yon are invited to a Cook tn Cook. Missionary praise service -to be held at the We hope that the City Marshal* will en­ PresbyteriM ctiarrb. Good Mugtog and force the dog ordinance to the letter, and short talks. Every body welcome. compel all owners to muzzle them. We At 3.80 on Sunday afternoon ih<- <tovpel appreciate a good dog as much as anybody, meeting will be held on Mrs. Kaiiey’a but there should I* no discrimination and j !m- Invite jour neighbors, we know the Marshal will do his best tu Renumber the B. V. P. U. Sunday eye- ' There will be tbe report of see that there Is none. All dogs should be niug at 6:30. Everyone tnuzfled for protection to -Human life. the coaventtou at Milwaukee. cordially invited. There are many dogs that would be safe The W. R. C. will serve meals far IS without It, bnt the just have to suffer with cents at G. A. R. Hall Saturday. the unjust, just as those who voted against free trade four years ago now have’to suf­ Berrien and Van Buren county spirit* fer the evils of It. the same as those who uallsts dos'd a three days meeting Sunday voted for it. at Riverside. TALK IT OVER ft ft ER ED L. HEATH, ft NEWS. 95 quires. With yourself and see if you do notdecide at once to have a new Gas­ oline Stove at the prices we are mak­ ing. A Gasoline Stovte is one of the luxuries of a housewife's life; why should they be when you can now get them at prices we are offering. It is a bonanza.opportunity; be wise and take advantage of it. You will, not get another such a chance. Note following prices that wp It is the best that any one can offer you. for the same kind of stoves,. make you. They’ are the best. . We Handle Nothing But The Best 3 Burner Stove one like ent. Regular Price $22.00 to close out $15.00. a 25.00 “ . 18.00. 4 Burner Dangler Surprise with oven “ M • 16.00. 22.00 “ 3 u 10.00. 15.00 . “ Step with oven ' 3 7.00. 10.00 “ High stove 3 A <t 2 4.00. 6.00 ’! iC 3.00. 4.50 “ Junior 3 (I 2.00. 3.50 ** 1.75. 2.50 “ 1 also have a All first class new stoves and guaranteed to work perfectly. We few refrigerators to close out at cost and less. $20.00 Refrigerator now $15.00. 15.00 Refrigerator nOw 10.00. 11.00 Refrigerator now 7.50. Goodyear Bros ERROR Errors, like straws, upon the surface flow; He who would searchforpearls must dive below. “The Public Likes to be Humbugged . Good Shoes O ERR in buying HARDWARE is an easy matter. 01 times glaring inducements are held out and seemingly large ' cuts in prices are announced to catch the buyer. If yotr bite on this bait you have made a serious error. A mer­ chant cannot sell goods below cost and pay taxes, etc. There was a. time when a merchant could cell a few articles from, a stock at less than cost, then realize enough on the other goods he sold to offset the.loss on the goods sold below cost, but those days are numbered with the past, and in this age of close competition and bread and water margins that cannot be done on substantial goods. A merchant must sell so as to realize a few cents on every article sold. Our complete stock is reliable, and* we sell at reasonable prices. We cannot an­ nottnee any great Below Cost Sales. We are proud of our stock and if you buy of us you will be proud of what you buy. Remember our prices on everything is as low as can be announced anywhere for the same quality cf goods. It’s quality you want not quantity. manship. call on ’’wing to the rain lhe Jackson K. of V s. nnutlonot whose uni not come to Hastings Friday, and the deatroyine yroperty on Mr. E.ett hall game between them and our Knights. XKK. were found amity at their r al * Red Front will occur to-day if the weather permits. fore Jn.llre Biker, and were hoed «> W Shoe Store. A washout on the Mich. Central, Sunday ro fortbelr fon czused b'y the heavy rain, delayed the about JaU. Not being able torose tbe neremn nikUnight train several hours, and it di* amonat they are lanjolsHIng In McK. not arriye in Hastings until about 5130 Ill’s brick at pwnt . Woolley & Bronson Weissert Bros �Hastings' Banner MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. •topping excepting to t»ke « the flock, ot wild Sheep wh>eh paaaed along like cloud,. He u«e» with eitraordinary skill tbe military rifle® oi Biiaala. Au**trla and Germany, but be h,, ■w’’er been able to obtain the French rifle, which he would bare preferred above all. til, hunting expeditions alway, wild nnd dangerous' were often compoMd of 200 or 300 persons, and thy often continued for several day,. At home he ebuts familiarly with tbe perwna-of bis anite, and walks obout in nla garden,, in which he is greatly Inty estetl and which, about n year ago, he turned over to the care of a French gardener. ' “Russia, which has learned to know him. is altogether favorable to him. Mouzaffcr ed-Din, loved by his sub­ jects of Azerbaijan, when he was valyahd. is bound to be loved by all the Persians."—N. Y. Sun. PERSIA’S NEW SHAH. —One_hundred new words ore annual ly addedAo tbe English language. He Possesses an Enormous Fortune COOK Baoa. Proprietor*. —A dealer aays there is ! more sieel and Varied Accomplishments. used inShe manufacture of pens than PUNGENT PARAGRA^IS. • ii» uil the sword and gun factories in Something of tbe Life and OU tor; the world. . the Son and Heir of tbe —Miss Flora (in a pair of stupendous —Some workmen in a Gori am (N.H.) Recently Aa»us*in»ted eeves)—“How do I look, Ned?” N^d Naur-ed-Din. {rapturously)—“You’re, simply unap­ carpenter shop have a queer pet. It is A handsome butterfly wt ich stayed proachable.”—Boston Transcript. in the shop all last winter dud ;e \ery Mouzaffcr ed-Din, tbe presen.t shah of —“Thomas told the mass • meeting tame. w Persia, is in easy circumstances. The •that he was a self-made man." • Ver.—A citizen of Leeds, Engl: nd. recent­ royal treasure, which is kept in the noble of him to take the whole blame of the palnce of Teheran, was in­ upon himself, wasn’t it?*’ — St. Louis ly found a peculiar cowslip. r* stalk measured over 1% inches —, in cir­ . crtiastH, enormously during the re.ign of Mirror. cumference. . In addition t<- its great his father. Nasar ed-Din. Sentinels —No Interference^—Burglar—“Don’t thickness it was fluted am hollowe'l staiKl day and night in front of a sealed make a fuss, now!” Householder— “Help yourself! Haven’t you heard of on one side like a stick of r iiibarb, in- clow which leads ton crvptwhere mil­ the new ider. of insurance against bur- I stead of being round like an ordinary HonR In gojd an(J diverge hid. ns well Ahsiggets«»f tlie precioud metals. The j. AtaiggeUiOf friary? I’m insured.”—Brooklyn Lifc- cowslip plant. in order to be close to ills treasure, —Many years prior to the British oc-' -r-Spratts—“Miss Elder is much older cu put ion of Egypt some of the people i ha£ his private apartments immrdiatethan I thought” Hunkier—“Impossi­ ' One Froxen Dainty. of that country worshiped the croco’ iy above the vaults. Besides these ble." Spratts—“Well, I asked her if Frozen bananas make a delicious as a god. there being ni >thing else riches, which are estimated at over >lie had ever read Esop’s Fables, and she dile like him. They fed him oi dainties, dainties. I $200,000,000, the tlie shah also has a treasure J, sweet course. Slit the skins and take said she read them when they first came' out the fruit without destroying their -and decked him out with jtwelry. in one of the apartments of his ■: welry. In . shut up up-in out.”—Tit-Bits. other parts df Egypt, howe' er, the-nfi-1 palace. —This - • ■ is composed ’ of *-----pearls, j shape: mash the pulp, and to each cup­ —Hungry Higgins-^-”! don’t believe I ful add a pint of whipped cream and . j rubies, emeralds and other precious > tives looked upon him as a d jvil. could walk a mile a day without a drink, powdered sugar to taste; fill the skins hare very stones, among which there is a magnifl— Governments frequently L_., „ _____ _______ „ . . . _ could you?” Weary Watkins—“No, I to tbeir original shape and pack in ice fnr«a ♦them, hi»m , rant curious questions brought before cent tHnmrmrl diamond, which. which, on account of its couldn’t walk a mile without a drink, apd few questions could be more so rare beauty, is called “the Sea of Light" for two or three hours before serving.— though I could walk ten miles to get Cincinnati Enquirer. than those, -for instance, which deal | Just now the French paperq are givone. Queer, ain’t it?” — Indianapolis with the eating habits of ' he people.., ing a good deal of space to the present Journal. Boast Cal Fa Liver. shnh nf Pprwn m’s! BCThus, at one time in Englli«n ih history, shah w of reraiB, Persia, htif.nrnbn.h1v but probably’the acniaiory, J.' Bonu uufcpruuiwij iuc Ibest “If you’re a good boy—* the parent it was solemnly discussed, ind finally . Jdount Wash thoroughly and wipe dry. cut a des ----- ’ of *’ him ’ is given in the Journal ■*" Jong, deep hole in the side, stuff with began.. But the young man inter­ determined, as to how many eonnen courses!I Debats. rupted : “Excuse me, but I know what of food should be served at d^uner. * ’ the ’* entrance to the .palace," writes crumbs, bacon nnd onion chopped fine, I “At salL:'pepper. ’bitn of butter nnd one wellyou are going to say. I have a new —A new insect has invaded Anderson. J' the Debats’ correspondent, “I was rere­ beaten egg. Sew or tie together. Lard proposition to offer. If you are real a ...... « . lor eagerly . r.nla.nrl (Ti'C whn Ind., that Is .being sought t'ived laxby three personages who spoke It over and bake. Serve with gravy and kind to me, I'll let you take me to the by farmer*. It betties wl Ji potato, French with ease. They were- the 1 Arrant jelly.—Boston Globe. circus instead of Uncle Richard, or bogs and Is effectual In driving the nephew of the ralyahd and two oi his Aunt Jane, or the gentleman who lives pest, from the potato vine.. It first ti aids-de-camp, ald.-dcHtamp, and I was not a little sur»ur* Gay Mackintoahe*. next door.”—Washington Star. ,nB in ;n prised to hearp. band.composed msde Ita appearance in gardens hear, military militaryband.composed Mackintoshes are now classed among —Wise Man.—“I don’t see how you Johnstown, but Is now beihg trans- . of young fellows, playing In a perfectly the summer novelties. The latest im­ got your daughter to give up bloomers." j „m. planted’ into garden, all over the city «cept»ble fashion u quadrille from the portations are wonderful wuru to behold.'One “I told her they were not becoming." | le' .’"Meh is partlculady light in weight • and county. H Is a diamond-shaped _ ..s= , . “And did she believe it?” “Not when I ‘ ' It makes a P ” n ® h '' altzes and oriental piccco, * hrnilsnt iu-nrlct in'color, strined told her, but afterward I got her dearest f। insect, with a long beak. It makes a • which the ear must lie accustomed to Is a brilliant scarlet in color, striped business of speariug the potato, bugs ' with black lines and flecked with gold. girl friend to tell her that she looked too in order to take in thoroughly all t.ho ’ and living off their blocd. It does no | Another is a large green and blns plaid lovely for anything in them.” "And harm to the vines. It is greejn in color. 1 melancholy tones. then?” “Why, then she naturally be­ I “The next day I was presented to the ! conspicuous enough to attract atten­ — A woman in a French hospital had tion wherever, it may be worn. These lieved me.’’—Chicago Evening Post. vaJyuhd in the same building. Re was • iu , mackintoshes have the long English —“You may now bring up the cap- i a hiccough which had restate 1 all treat­ so simply clad that I would have^ had ment for four days. She was asked rd । cape and are made without sleeves.— five.” said the cannibal chief. “Sire," an- t difficulty in picking him out of n crowd swered the minion, “he seems to be- com- ' to show her tongueNind it wins noticed of courtiers that accompanied him, if i pletely used up this morning.” “Well, if that with the putting out. of the tongue I had not remarked that each one of The Old Hunk*. he is,” said the savage potentate, with the hiccough ceased. The shme thing them kept himself respectfully turned ; Mrs. Chugwater—Josiah, did you ever Irritation, “some one Mse has been to has been since tried, nnd with suc­ toward him, and if his handsome face notice how common it is for girls to tbe pantry. I remember distinctly that 1 cess. in other cases. All that is nee-1 and haughty air had not revealedlhim look like their fathers? there were nt least three ribs over from essary apparently is to strcngly push as the master. The new shah of Persia I Mr. Chugwater—Of course I have. ’ ” }g dipnified man Ue ig well ^0<1et I last night?* Tie angrily called for a the tongue out of the mouth ana' now Most of them look like their fathers. yam.—N. Y. Tribune. j it so. for a minute or two. 8 n 80 ' and his features are regular. His month That’s why so many girl’s faces are suggested now to try the s ime thin; , . is amiable, aud it is surmounted by a their fortunes.—Chicago Tribune. TO MEND KITCHEN UTENSILS. ’ in suffocative cough, as w pop ng ■ very |arge luvstnche. The entire oounr., crai «, ,n : ““S'1- ■"'> by fijresplrnbl? । tenance seems calm, and it would apTinkering. ( gases__________________ [ pear even severe, if in his great, dark It rometlmw. happen, that npranito FLOrIDA AND ORANGE 3ROVES. • full of expression and gentleness, saucepan or chafing dish gets a fall, i ' and shaded by thick eyebrows that’ the Fnrsult of a Com nfid in this fall a bit of the granite , Where ” , never frown, one could not discern kindcnnmpl is loosened and finally peels off1; | • 1 ness. ‘ ' - ' People do not seen? to go :o Florida The dish is of little value? for a hole will ' j “Moirzaffer,ed-Din is a good Mussul­ Is what gives Hood’s BarsaparUla its great soon ensue. Granite is supposed to be nowudnys to grow oranges and glide man. but lie has broad and liberal ideas. popularity, its constantly Increasing vhile’ cannmendnblc. but wc hqve provpd that it into affluence gradually For 30 years he was left almost alone, sales, aud enables it to accomplish its can be inended. If the granite is not re-Rsed by the southern sun1 It is. in shut up, so to say. in Tabriz, the resi­ wonderful and unequalled cures. Tbe weakened all around Jhtf hole a copper tact, too gradual a slide, es«jecihlly if, dence of the heirs to the throne, which combination, proportion and process rivet, such as arex'fjscd by harness­ you s'art with pips.which retcuire seven he could not leave except with the con­ used in preparing Hood’s Sarsaparilla makers, may beaded to fill up the break. years before they give you1 oranges.I sent of bis father. It is a capital in are unknown to other medicines, and There nre different sizes of the rivets— Besides, it is not such moot th sailing which it is difficult to learn much of make Hood’s Sarsaparilla , 11«-.. a biting ’ they cqme"with a small head, something as thatt Now and then ernnt the outside world. Nevertheless, the like carpet tacks. The rivet proper is frost with its sequel of “V;».*• vietis. prince did his utmost to get some slipped through the hole in the granite For my part. I love a frostj morning. knowledge of the colossal mechanism of I and then over the end that passes in Florida, with its rich, smoky, red life in Europe, where he would have It cures a wide range of diseases because the ’ green through is slipped a copper washer eastern sky, against which C of its power as a blood purifier. It acts loved to travel if his father had not al­ (which comes with'the rivet), then with of the trees has so strong nnd iincongni- ways refused him permission. His in­ directly and positively upon the blood, a few taps of a tack hammer the rivet is ous an effect. But there is 1too much quiring mind constantly went lieyond and the blood reaches every nook and swearing afterward for tbe , pepce of flattened down on the washer. This cornerof the human system. Thus all the frontier to which he wns limited. the nerves, muscles, bones and tissues effectually mends the break in the gran­ mind of a virtuous nnd sympathetic f •.. . j He loves a nomadic life, and he used to come under the beneficent influence of ite and makes it practically as good as person. Nice little groves in " U ‘ ' pa*S-t!>c summer season under a tent in ing may. it is said, he picketlUp! fxP. some fresh valley and near the banks If only a very small hole is found a after one of these calumito» s n g. f. o| a river. He is a magnificent horsebit of copper wire is used to mend it. It is. however, much like buy-'?F 8i Or< F man. aud when thereat of the day was The wire ip slipped through the hole, in a bank that hns just closed . ‘>on'5 over he mounted a superb Arab steed Only the most patient, hnr lenetl andf tCnd^followed by about 20 horftemen, j after being cut the right length, amt then with a tack hammer it is flat-, impecunious of emigrahts c in stand galloped over the sandy plain to reach , tened on both sides of the granite ves­ orange growing in Florida. ’rue. they some distant garden; and. when the sun are lured on by the prospect df market­ sel which is being operated upon. came near the horizon during that calm The One True Blood Purifier. $1 per buttle, Early The process is so simple that even a gardening in thy meantime. ~ to strawberries, new potatoes.! etc., sei J and imposing hour in t he east, when na- ' nill» cure Liver Ills; easy ■woman who is doing “light housekeep­ ture begins to sleep, assuming the most iTOOu S PlllS take, easy to operate. 25c. ing” need not fear to undertake it, pro­ well in the north. But so many other beautiful colors, he dismounted at the _ C'Mcke.Ur’. E«aU«h Diamond Brea* viding she can strike a straight blow, parts of tbS weatern hemisphere are top of some hill. Immediately the with a hammer, which women are not at the same game and the commission horsemen follow his example. A servagents are so sharp that promts never supposed to be capable of doing. ' act stretched upon the ground n fine Though It may be among the new wom­ seem lo come nigh expectation. And all carpet, and the prince, with his face en there may be found a few who can the time the newcomers are blackening turned toward Mecca, said his evening do this. The only thing to be avoided under the Florida sun. enjoying little prayer in the surroundingsolifude. He is striking promiscuously upon the, fevers (quite harmless, they nre told), is a great hunter, and it was in the granite surface, nnd so scaling more ofr settling down as best they may to the chase that he learned to be a great the enamtd off. The mending is almost. society of the voluble mosquitoes and horseman and a most expert shot. He as simple as the old method of putting, realizing only too solidly that there loved to hunt the wild sheep in the ____ n____ w ^.xavaav. ! nre disappointments and privations a rag into_a hole to mend it. roeky mountains and the deep gorges It once happened that a high wind to be suffered in this: belauded of the Baba-Baghi, and also the bear of played havoc wijh a paper tub, and. , ,an<1 of perpetual sunshine. The purthe summits of the Sehetnd. He trav­ It tin *fact, after rolling It around promiscuously. । suit of a competence «* no eled from morning to evening on horse­ it threw it against a stone and virtually easier in Florida than elsewhere.— bock, passing with intrepidity from one wrecked it forever. It also happened ( Corn bill Magazine. mountain to another, riding over steap that the tub belonged to a woman who hills and down dangerous slouea. never LAST DRINK OF A GIANT. had some original ideas, and she ctraiglitway went to work to demon­ strate that although ventilated it was | Killed Him. not wholly beyond repair. The largest and smallest skeletons of She secured some putty and. put humans ever preserved are kipt in tbe it over the hole and smoothed it down 1 museum of the Royal College of Sur­ Now it the time to gtet a good carefully until it was about the same geons, in Lincoln’s Inn Field* London. thickness of the paper machc itself, Oqe is eight feet four inches in height. cf which the tub was made. In case of The other is less than tw&feeti Charles Her. 'William Copp, whose father an article needed for such use it might Byrne, the famous Irish gianti whowa# was a physician for over fifty years, be well to paint it all over and then j more generally known us O'Brien, died in New Jersey, and who himself it might be decorated if desired. I have i:i 1783. when he was 22 yearw old. His spent many years preparing for the seen this paperware decorated with nas­ capacity for liquor was in keeping wi^h practice of medicine, but subse­ turtiums, nnd it really looked, pretty. . his huge physical proportions! So keen An occasional coat of paint would do a ' was his anguish over losing all) his prop­ quently entered the ministry of the good deal toward making such utensils erty—to .wit, a £ 300-note-i-that ho. M. E. Church, writes: “I am glad lasting.—Cleveland Leader. drank n cask of ale in one day.! The day to testify that I have following he was dead. Byxtne had n A Dent'.xt’d Experience. had analyzed all tbe great dread of becoming a dissecting“Talk of presence cf nfind,” said sarsapAriilapreparaFogg, “did I ever tell you of Pullybard, room subject. He made a bargain with tions known in the the dentist? No? WeH, he was dewu a fisherman before he died to take his trade, but in Florida, and. falling into the river, . body out into the channel and throw it one of the biggest, alligators you ever • overboard. Hunter, the English surgeon, learned ■aw made for him. In an instant poor is the only one ot Fully hard -was in tbe reptile's jaws, of this arrangement, and by paying the them that I could and in another moment-the life would flsbennen $500 be prevailed upon them tc carry out their bargain to the letter, have been crushed out of him. But recommend as a blood-puritler.Ihave when Fully hard saw the creature’s teeth but to attach a rope to the body and he pulled out a probe he always carries drag it up again after it had been im­ given away hundreds of bottles of with him. and, pressing it into th\» mersed, The fishenupn served Iwo mas­ It, as I consider it the safest as welt ters an Hun ter got the body. •gator’s gum’s, he asked: “Do you feel as the best to be had.”—Wm. Core, The tiny skeleton is that of Caroline Pastor JI. E-Church, Jackson, Minn. ntt Splendid 1896 that?* Of course the reptile screamed Crathami. the Sicilian dwarf,; who was with pain, and cf course he spat Pallyhard out as quick as he would a hot po­ exhibited in Europe in tbe early partoI the century. Tbe child did not grow tato.” Afatfe do honor, “Yes,” said Bass, after rnminnting after birth, and before she reached her ^oannieed a good timekeeper. teens she died. Her body, if is said, wn? i upon the story, “but I shouldn’t call » -Wfe-wiUa^yo. that prrryucr of mind, but a slavish sold to o British surgeon by her parents. THE 0K1T WOTLLD S FAIR Beside the giant’s frame stands one ot devotion to one’s profession.” “That’s what I always contended.” the boots Byrne wore when he died. The irpih-d Fogg, “but Pul.'yhard would skeleton of tbe dwarf can be slipped Into it aa easily aa & pipe stem.—N. Y AMrtw. RETROITJOPRIALCO., . Telegram. —Beaten Transcript " Thursday, July 30. 1896. Merit Peculiar to Itself i Hood’s Sarsaparilla Pennyroyal J pills Not one part but every part of HIRES Rootbeer tends toward making it the perfect temperance and healthgiving drink. Absolutely Free! The Only One To Stand the Test. WATCH Fl AYER’S free! MiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiinarnnooajg 4 5 BARGAIN ? G COUNTER - E r j A vrotnaxi knovzs h really is. She knows better than a man. “ BATTLE AX ” is selected every time by wives who buy tobacco for their hus­ F bands. They select it because it is an honest bargain. It is the biggest in size, the smallest in price, and the best in quality. M The 5 cent piece is almost as large as the 10 cent piece of other high grade brands. nDXnXSXKKKKKSKKKKKKKKkKkkkk THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE DIDN’T USE SAPOLJO Mexican International Railroad EAGLE PASS ROUTE STANDARD GAUGE STEEL RAILS. TIIESHORT s DIRECT LINE . -FROM... Utm, X&Us&ioo i; to TIME TABLE. i Central standard Time. Stations. NORTH. Chicago............. Kalamazoo Lv... EMtOooper...... Richlaod Juucl Gull Lake (Yorkville) Delton .. ” QoMraate Saultr....... Hastings Detroit,, Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis 00! J0» »-<M[ W »| Wood bun Fla i>. Lansing... Detroit.... ail NORTHERN POINTS to all points Id Grand Rapids th-Interior 01 the MEXICAN REPUBLIC, aid to the CITY of MEXICO AYER'S ^•Sarsaparilla rm-wieKw. J i. II Stations. and offer# more attractions to the south. tourist, or tr wrier than any other route. T’averdn-a country unriva’ed In nren-rvrtpe with Ancient Hlstnrv.—to the laud of the Chi*»sgw.. Moutczuinas aud the Aztecs. Grand Rapids. Detroit........... BQVIFMKXt UJCSUB!’; 8!»kl». Pullman Palace Bullet Sleeper BAN ANTONIO TO Larsintf......... woudvuo .... Woodland.... Coats Greve.. Hastings.... MEXICO CITY Shultz............. Cloverdale Delton .... D’reet connections at San Antonio with al! lines MHO........... ir >m the norm aud east. Oreewy... 6nll LaketVorkviUt Richland Junction ^or,lt’'1f,rmU,n”oo’10’‘rn1nll Mexico Ticket* Kalamazoo Ar ugnal Tims table.*a«Mt inrti uiara, and the journey ’-o ui. aurnsl ouiv- al Mexico <»r tntrrm^.hate pointi.eali upon or art- Trains at Fisc Station*a* ■** firws. Freight Train* will he ■«;«; 'r>?.' !’’11'Atarge of the • ’owpany.wtin rr<ejy»t-rJ. AV. G. NEIMYER, f the time ot «iieh train' «’!’■ ■ ■;* . No.«. will wait s« Wori.iw ' <;t F" v y. Gen. West, to Affart Met, tnt. ;R. RR trat. No. 1 and FYelfib’ N" " 2S • Clark 8‘, 01c»go “Ska Win wall a: ' ' '• U’“I C. K. DUNLAP, Erale r»>i Texas, rival ot No » on c. J. & » K ■; . . . njinnira Banuigi* murt be aS I'rp- ' « •' ■ • . AKeoi» bswWraylat ilm«* of otherwiw may have time to cliH-k u It mav not go forward un»i» J' SupX H. njewixo. H■ <;-1‘“I*-?* Gen’l Manager. Go 11 -A T A M' ichigan CesM “ Ou Ketarj Foul Boldt.’' Free yankeewatch la Effect May’21. i-v. Stations. MAirrwARD. BLumxoa----- -. Station#. SIXTEEN TO ONE NG CO 111. ---o. ’£...} SB ■•=£!** fafrsisaft.'siw- �LOCAL NEWS. Hasting' Banner . *’Thursday, July 3°. ’S96- • tlRttlLrtTION . inis week, W. R. COOK, Local Editor. ' LT.SXg** Attorn, „ 95 qujre? ^•xon Prlx(. Bust reach thia office Tuesday, at latent u, Mure luaertou lu tbe laaue of to‘ Seek VmbJ^?61, Pfess’ the latest addition to *hen brought. 061 The Editor’s Views o»e otafgo’a pogtniMter liu received a raise In wages or Sloo.per year. . - . ..! Observer Office. j-0 j,,,.. u With Nervous Exhaustion— u- u ukcfulncs**—Food Had to , be Choked Down. the condition of C. De­ i: . vf Coopersville ’Mich.)Obc ■ presses his experience v Mj life work has been A : - . id confining. As a re­ very !.. !th famed andl wasstricken exhaustion; I had no appehu- .. f sic^p seemed to be weariflg a> l:!c out. While in thia condiuvaa^- 'v 1 kr’s Nerve Vitalixer was re-.-or.■i|:cr. ’’e<L I commeuced its use recorc q jrd it h- 1 wonderful effect from the ia few nights I' was able first ' ' ' .il! the sleep I needed, my apt aud became as ravepetite r . nous if v.. .--if s: I gained xa pounds in cks. »nv mind became clear L . and I was soon restored to and perfect. I-ealth. ” t. ■ The ,Epworth league at Vicksburg ralwd money, lor llrelr paslor by a huckle­ berry' bee. btog,rtlw. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. FRIENDS OF SILVER. A FATAL ERROR. Baking Powder leaven. c8Pri”<- Out S'T^XftT MlX”lZn°1 lh' T’«H-econd -ee^Sn’uT.:^^* .l&.iL'dttit*^'' bn'UU Norman Williams, of St. Johns, who uazei halve. It never fails to cure Plies. was recently badly bitten by a dog. had to W. H. GdODYKAK. A. G. Hyde, trace bls leg amputated. ™.> ""r«“u. V ““ ” --------- • Eighty tons or celery Is being shipper! dally train Kalamazoo at present, which Is a large amount tor tut. time in the celery SdASUll. ’ At lunla’s annual election for membera •• > Risers., lor they always cleanse lhe of the school bokrd,but 43 votes were cast, , w. u. Good ye ah. and nt the annual, mevtlpg where appro­ Captain J. M. Weatherwax, aired 7-’ n priations-are voted there were but nine Hc'i’1' !“inl J,Uslnet‘s ttm" »nd one of “the tax pnjere present, and six uf that uumber richest lumbermen in Mountcahn county died at biantun Monday. «v«my. were members’ of the sclrool board. When Henry G)au, u, of Pipestone. Pipeatone. DPIBer- They Asseniblo In — National OoaChicago, July 27. —Dan Shroger was # -------- ---------------------------- ----—«**«•* «n county, was mu about to commence 1 vantlon in In St. St Louie. Louis. nen . vention shot and instantly killed just before thrashing his grain he discovered three sunrise Sunday morning by George A. Had thedpi^^^lofO?J_Of?hCbUi“dlCa* W,UUmJ- “W* Womtaatad for Prwl- Tottinger. hi.* son-in-law. The shoot­ ing was done through a mistake. Poicnnrd Pre*«“'* of the dynamite es- dent aad Arthur Bewail for vic. Pcw. kwiratjon, all the men around idwut—Taxi of the Platform tingrr was aroused by a noise and uie machine wonld have been killed or Adoptedthought burglars were in his house. He injured. Mr. Glass think, that some 1 --------| got his revolver and as he did ao a man St. Idbuis, July 25.—The national The'man man eon$ootwneighbor or unknown enemy E -— ----- — —— ail- walked into the. room. The th ,e ^JTuunite found ver --------------- where it was wBswuoo — i----- jconvention ------------------opened -j-,.™ ita session ; ing into the room was Dan Shroger, but for the purpose of wrecking the thro&h- Wednesday and Francis New lands, of , he was not recognized by his son-in-law er which a-Mrei. is -----------er. n new one .be recently pur­ Nevada, was made temporary'chairman. 1 cn account of the darkness. Pottinge* chased for his own use. । William P. St. John, of New York, tens fired and Shroger dropped dead. ; chosen at permanent chairman and ;he WATERY GRAVES. The report of-State Tnasurer Wilk­ i usual ecmmlttees were named. On Thursday the day was passed in listen­ inson for the fiscal year ended June Qalncy, ill. ' 30, 1896, shows that the cash on'hand ing to several addresses and toadopting Quincy. HL, July 27-~-Fred Grows and in. the state treasury on the date given the following platform: Fred Baumgartner, aged 20 each, both Th« Platform. was $012,422.43. The general fund.which "The national silver party of America. of prominent families, while but at a now has u balance of $47D,537.21,-tfaa In convention assembled, hereby adopts fish .fry Sunday went in bathing and last year overdrawn $128,000. The trust the following declaration of principles: • both were drowned. Two other drown­ "First—The paramount Issue at this time fund >><lebtednesfi of tile state is $5,­ in the United States is Indisputably the ings occurred Sunday, one in the rivet 706,702.72, and the bonded indebtedness money question. It is between the British,4 below the city, a man named Peter $10,922.. The total .receipts for the year gold standard, gold bonds and bank cur­ I Peters, and the other man near Marwere $5,250,058 and the disbursements rency on the one side, and the bimetallicf j celline. The latter’s name waa not standard, no bonds, government currency $|l,634.e54. The receipts from specific (and an American policy) on the other. * । learned. The .latter two were also mem­ । "On this issue we declare ourselves to bo bers of fishing parties. taxes were $1,OQ6,54S». I. in favor of a distinctively American flnanBoAxt^cl of a Doubli' Murder. Three Hilled in u Runawav. 1 cla* «y»ten»- w® are unalterably opposed Carlton, Minn., July 25. — James While Mrs lane Fnctor ,r ,i a 10 Blngie gold standard, and demand ' v 1T^..jQnC and the immediate return to the constitutional O’Darrah Thursday night shot and Mrs. Henry Thompson, aged 34, the l.at- stahdard of gold and silver, by the restoratbr children don by thls kovernment. independently 1 killed William Caffry and wife in a dis­ ur accompanied by her five chili J...— -JJ8-. ..... , ’of any foreign, power, of the unrestricted pute over money. After the murder S.ou'^ ‘.e?±h I’VT'Z T -a' 3KJ7 mm O’Darrah wnt to a saloon, boasted of lOU’ 1D Bearcb °f huckleberries, standard money at the ratio of sixteen to bis act aud played a game of cards, de­ titieir horse became frightened and ran, cue. and upon terms of exact equality . as they existed prior to the silver fying the authorities. He was arrested apvay. throwing all from the vehicle? coin to be bf full legal 1873; tender, equal!} and is in jail. Mrs. Foster and Mm. Thompson were with gold, tor all debts and dues, public ■ -------------- ----------- - ------ r»«»— killed instantly and the oldest boy, and private, and we demand such Icgisla- ; . Cairo, July 27.—Cholera ir decreasing ajged ten. was fatally injured. A baby tion as will prevent for the future the destruction of the legal tender quaUty and there were only 130 new coses and one year old was iu no way hurt. Others of any kind of money by private contract. | "We hold that the power to control and 100 drath* throughout Egypt on 8atof the party were injured, but not seri­ regulate a paper currency is Inseparable j WTttey. ously. from the power to coin money; and, hence, that currency Intended to circulate as * The state convention df the'Epwoffh ----- --all — ---------------------------------------------.Health In Michigan. money shoiUd be issued and Its volume icn™e he]d a three days’ meeting at i During tlie week ended on July 18 re^ controlled by the general government only. I t Ludington, with 1,000 delegates present. ports sent in by 47 observers in various und should be a legal tender. "We are unalterably opposed to the toThe old soldiers and sailors of Alle­ portions of the ^stcite inflicnte that Hu*, and Surveyors for the new electric railway to Mbluit'c ” which Is to run from Benton Harbor to i??h!™!.° ni.rmr j’.r...r* rv a '“i<h 1,1 «’Ri. It r.-Po.-Mu.i every cough or ooRJ. Decatur and Paw Paw discovered several w. 'll. Gooyeau thermal springs near Sister Lakes, which Immediate mulu.: I 'i II’. II. Goodyear. are said to rival the famous hut springs of sl'll« Wlrtx, to Jflrs „|a 01 s,.],,,. Arkansas in volume of water and high '“’bed Into • burning hou.e and dragged '““■Ob'lou. and temperature. An analysis of the water n™rh*ir 21'2' W,'° near dead from suffocation. •ttfliBIN*. •• presented such favorable results ibat there r.A i. Director lhiak bow re«dl|r u» is talk of building a 825.000 sanitarium i'Jarbtmas’ Photograph blood is poisoned by constipation? Bad iurt street. All there. blood means bad health and premature The postofflee department ha* issued an old age DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the order that hereafter railroad companies famous little pills, overcome obstliu.ta con•Upatlon. w. H. Goodyeak • t JtEl.r W. W. POTTER. must pay postage on all mail matter car­ J. . . i; i. a roTFER. ried over their own roads with the excep­ । ai’ Ignnce w®hI» an importation of ■ irn-v- al Law, • ladles. At a recent dance the males pres-' . :: t-:.ug> city Hank. Collections tion of such letters as have reference to ent numbered fitly, while butithree or four . - • . ■ and general law business remittent fever, cholera morbus, con­ business of tbe same train upon which the fair creatures were In attendance. sumption and neuralgia increased in nounce as a blunder, worse than a crime. ®t Albany August 18, 19 and U). letters may be carried. The railroads will Mrs. R. DeYoung, Middiieburg. la., urea ’of prevalence. Consumption was the present treasury policy concurred tn fcy I The fourth annual picnic of the old MPM \N. be supplied with especially stamped envel­ writes. 1 have used One Minute Cough reported at 210 places, typhoid fever at “rTfnron£mJo£US; “‘“eH of T'X'"' “anty • 1). I). S. Cure fur six’dl'JSstor years, both lttorto myself and chiM^.ap ’ Tu'Ki « «• scarict fever ut 25. opes for the business and must hereafter the vain attempt to maintain the gold be held at Burdickvllle on August 3. /■•nraj w.>rk done m>uf carefully rareiuuy and buu 1■ ■ , — ~—------- — • • •• 5 — election • — .... .. the At the• special held for itKfitackirtStore d° busIuvM with Uncle Sam the same as actot and most satisfactory Cough tor" I “ " h°OI,lng C0"f'h “ standard by borrowing gold; and we de- ' mand the payment of all coin obligations of . . ace tort. ol|ier \ | the United States, as provided by exist- •purpose •, - of bonding Grand Haven fat < ever used. w. H. Guodykar ‘ Ing laws, in either gold or silver coin, at an electric light plant the plan was de. LAM I’M AN, M. D. While fishlug in Three lake*, four miles Shot by an Angry Husband. R. W. Schemerhorn, an old and re­ the option of the government, and not at feeted, the vote being: For, 3881 3S8; • • ---- D. Guhan, a prominent druggist td the option of the creditor. «>“«■ o< Galeatonr. Gordon B«eh and S. spected citizen of Dowagiac, dropped dead 225. Kjwr aaaiM a _ "Over and above <ui all wiurt other qucaui-lia questions Ul of '|. against, , , • Hernia or . .. . fo^ I A. Lovelaud had ft somewhat singular or Sunday night. Hr was justice of the Cheboygan, was shot and probably fa- policy, wo are In in favor of restoring to ' . John Munsh, aged'M, who had lived li,.- majority ot ____________ noon.. for many ......... wounded by a man calling himself tLz peace years andi was a man of.i -the lhe people of United States the time- in a shantv on the river front near Sag' rather plural experience. Upon polling wealth. uittnittt a surgical• operahnnnrcd money monev of at the constitution mnatltutlnn—rolri , ‘ gold . James Appleyard, of Minneapolis. Ap­ honored for many making living In they were astonished to find that they and silver, not one but both—tbe money inaw - -years, ,a^- was .killed ..T a - .by pleyard is under arrest. He cltt . .. . ,. tra_pping, 2. -----A. L. Wooster, a prominent citizen of Washington and Hamilton, and Jef- i hunting and was killed by tae — bad captured seven fish at the one haul. Osseo, loll., after suffering excruciating ly have discovered that Gahan wronged of ferson and Monroe, and Jackson and Lin- 1 cars. . ELECTION OFFICE OF Each of the four hooks had its own fish, from piles for twenty years, was cured in hia wife previous to bus murriagv, when coin, to the end that the American people „• ♦>., T’A«e» J. M. SMITH. may receive honest pay tor an honest The brewery of t^c L Anse Brewing ' made iu all part* of the state aud as these were drawn through the ashore time by useiug DeWitt’s Witch she visited Cheboygan last year. . product; that the American debtor may company, which had just started work imr a speciality. Special pains water, the tails of three of them had each Haze) halve, an absolute cure for all skin ■ pay his Just obligations in an honest after several months' idleness, was toHyeienlat* Meet. ■tandard and not In a dlabonaat and un- ■ ,,llv hT ,10.000. at ting contracts, chattel mort- been seized by another and the seven were diseases. More ot this preparation Is used takr: Michigan health officers held their sound standard appreciated 100 per cent j| tally destroyed.by fire. Loes, $10,000. an nil ot hers-combined. Woodland. Mich. „ of Michigan safely landed In the boat. The fish were third annual conference at Ann Arbor In purchasing power, and no appreciation i। The Sons of St. George W. H. Goodyear In debt-paying power, and to the end. will hold their annual reunion at Ishiwiiii Tag/ar: Loyal E. Kn&ppen. of the calico t>ass species and averaged Wheeler & Co., shipbuilder.^ of Bay nnd adopted a resolution calling upon further, that silver standard countries peming August 20, 21 and 22. About two pounds each, au aggregate of 14 City, have .posted notices In and about the legislature to pass an act provid­ may be deprived of the unjust advantage ’ Arthur C. Detilsou. ing for a surer collection of vital sta­ they now enjoy. In the difference In ex­ 5,000 visitors ore expected on the oc­ • AGGAKT. KNAPPEN & DENISON, pounds. The gentlemen who tell the tbeir premises declaring their yard non­ change between gold and silver—an ad I.AWYEKS. union. About 900 men are at work and tistics aud asking fur money for a cam­ vantage which tariff legislation cannot casion. Kooiuj «r. Si? Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,. story were perfectly sober. } A poet office has" been established at paign of education against infectious overcome. . the company says they will remain. Grand Rapid#, Michigan. diseases. "We therefore confidently appeal to the Orr, Saginaw county, nnd Hector 8. C. J. Wilder, while cultivating corn on Young mothers dread the Summer mon­ j people of the United States to hold in abey- Smith has been commissioned post­ I AMES A SWEEZEY, Odcar Knight’s farm, north of Muir, a ths on account of the great mortality a­ 1 ance all other questions, master. however Impor. Attorney at law, ' using tobacco for halt a century and even momuttoua they mar apHastings. Mich. couple of weeks ago. picked up a cam­ mong children caused by bowel troubles. m.After Peter Johnson, a farmer at Kiernan, be. all former pa-ty i tv Ai.*' .t i . i pear, to sunder. If need be, Practices in all courts of tbe state. Col- paign button bearing the inscription, Perfect safety may be assured those who Charles U. Chittenden, otLnnalng. took ties and ,nd affiliations, unmuona. and th unite tn on. to unIto In one Menominee county, was run over by * keep on hand DeWitt’s Colic and Cholera lectionF promptly attended to. "Abraham Lincoln, I860,” on one side,and cure, and administer it promptly. For I some compound warranted to destroy supreme effort to free themselves and their south-bound freight and killed. omtnation of money on the reverse, "Hannibal Hamlin, I860.” cramps, bilious colic, dysentery and diar- the appetite for the weed, became de- chUdren from the destructlve than any stamps. lirious and jumped from a window a’nd P°.,yewr~^ power_n’®r?s_' ’ A. bCKJBNER. M. D., which has ever been fastened upon the Lnwler, of Blissfield,/ It is-about the alze of an old copper cent, rhjRa. It affords Instant relief. Mrs. Catherine . . Physician aud Surgeon, wgs fatally hurt. f| _civilised ,_____________________________ men of any race or In any age. \ W. H. Goodyear aged 72 years, fell into a cistern and waa is made up of paper encased with copper, Delton. • Mich. Two baby boys were born to Mrs.' And upon the consummation of our ddesires ’eslras (»Kc-::n hrtldtsice. one biock ex< ot depot. , »-■ and andefforts, efforts,w® weevoke evokethe theaid aidnfofallallnatrlotle patriotic drowned. and originally had a picture of Lincoln English Spavin Liniment removes all Jonas D. Jenkins, of Hutchinson. Kan. American citixerus. and the gracious fa­ । Nearly 2,000 men have been thrown and Hamlin In tbe center, but these have on the steamer City of Milwaukee as it vor of Divine providence. A. a C li. BARBER out of work by the closing of the Nor-Z lotted away. Mr. Wilder has had several Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps anti Blem­ was entering the port at St. Joseph. • Physicians and Surgeons. Yesterday the report of the joint con| ishes from horses. Blood Spavins, Curbs. good offers for the relic, but refuses to rie. East Norrie and I*abst Iron mines *t CaKs in city or county responded to with Splints. Sweeney, Ring-Bone, Stifles, Ipolita Spagnlola, of Lansing, was ar- ference’ committee which recommends sell It. pro®pities>. day or night. Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. rested as. he was about to board the uniting the silver forces and leaves the Ironwood. 0. B. Vail, alias C. W. Brooks, n no­ Save 850 by use of one bottle. Warranted Bremen steamship Eras? in New York details to each political party—silver It's Astonlnhing *A. SHELDON, torious counterfeiter, whn was indicted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever for Genoa. He is charged with embez- and po|cplists—was adopted, how Dr. Pierce’s Favorite prescription acts • A ttract and Real Estate Office. . 1 January SL 1S»O, Minneapolis for known. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Drug­ zling $1,200 from the Caribbean Banana Abstract Block. Hastings. - -------- ’ upon nervous women. It’s a marvelous gist, Hastings, Mich. * | Mr. rnov, of Nebraska, moved that the counterfeiting sUrer dollars and e*Stoney i • !oi» on Real Estate Real Estate company nt Lansing. »o:d >n onciilwon. General conveyancing. remedy for nervousness aud general de­ conveation proceed to the nomination caped, has been caught in Detroit, U inplet- i.»’t of Abstract Bookf. com- bility, Chorea, or St. Vitus Dance. ln*oThe daily shipment of celery from If yon desire a luxurous growth of Louis a“ farmhand 40 years ’ *" ’Vonesch, * 1 “* pI’M from il;e Records, can furnish complete inoDta. ur Inability to sleep, spasms, con­ Kalamazoo is 80 tons, an unprecedented of a candidate for president and.vice abstracts. t 1 of age. committed "suicide st' Birch president. vulsions. or ••fits." and eVery, like dis­ healthy hair oi a natural color, nature’s amount for this time of the year, crowning ornament of both sexes, HI LiP T.TqLGROVR • Mr. I’ftce’s motion was adopted, and Creek by cutting his throat. No cause order. • M. M. Stevens, of Grand Rapids, as­ Even In casS of Insanity resulting from only Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair KeE. C. Little, of Abilene, Kan., was rec- was assigned for the deed, Attorney at Law saulted the ten-year-old daughter 'of funcutioual derangements, the persistent newer. • •»Sa■.•re<-or to Smith A Colgrove.) ognized to place William J. Bryan’s - Training. ills Early Chris UmJerkircher at Allegan. A tOlDee In Union block. Hasiings.i use of the ••Prescrllrtion” vrlll, by restor­ name before the convention*. He did | “So you arc the-India rubber man. are Fr;v/!.. s: . >ilthe -•ourts of the state. crowd of men took after him, when he ing the natural functions, generally effect fo ini a graceful, at times forceful, you?” -mn. ■ ,to v the snid Uncle Hiram Peters The best salve in the world for cuts, jumped into the river and was drowned. rp.-«-k. Several .evond. followed and dto^ mwAn'rehIMt a cure. * B. J. Johnson, a Western Mill farm­ For women suffering from any chronic bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever finally nominations were declared , “ye8 BjrJ» .Over J.S. Goodvesr& Co.’s store.) •‘female complaints" or weakness: for sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, er, fell irito the river and was drowned. closed, nnd a motion to nominate Mr. I ’ -•*Prudce^ip ah courts of the Mate. Collections women who are run down or over-worked: corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ “How did you happen to think your The fifteenth annual state encamp­ Bryan by acclamation was adopted rontd"^ w“lndlk rabWr m7nT-‘ : utteased to. at the change from girlhood to woman­ tively cure piles or no-pay required. It ment of the Michigan division of the unannnously by a rialnff vote. , -When f vounr . „everybody ervbod, said --­ I; is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction 'When I was young, L H. T1 MMERMAN. Hoiuo-pathlc Phy hood; and, later, at tbe critical "change of or money refunded. Price 25. cents per Sons of S’eternns was held at Holland. i , LT .t ’ Ufe”—it is a medicine that safely and cer­ R • n bomeltif hnnnrinv boy.luir ”—Detroit Fre«! *■ • sician and Surgeon. placed Arthur Sewall s name before the — tainly builds up. strengthens, regulates, box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the Mnrvclon* Result*. Otrc* over R.>g«-r*s grocery store.) I convention for vice president nnd the Press. druggist. and cures. ~ Front a letter written by Ifc-v. J. Gund- nomination of Mr. Sewall was made by ! 'Twould Be a Settler. Send for a free pamphlet or remit 10 erman of Dlmortriale. Mich. we are per­ acclamation. Small Brother—Pa eays | s he wishes PHYSICIANS FIND. astings ity ank cents (stamps) for a large Book (IftS mitted to make this extract: 1 have n<» pages) on Woman’s Disease and bow to After the appointment of notification you’d make haste and propose to Grace., hesitation in recommending Dr. King’s Hastings, Mich. committees the convention adjourned ~ “ * ----— - —Then -ha• cute them with home treatment Address All people Not Alike. Young Man (delightedly) .New Discovery. r» the results were almost World’s Dispensary Medical Association, ............................ is willing to let her marry me? While sine die. A letter carrier said his wife liked coffee marvelous in the case of my wife. CA.PITA.Ij 73,000.00 Buffalo. H,. Y **’Tain’t that. He says you won’t comet so well and seemed to really need It at I was pastor of the Baptist Clmrch at SURPLUS, 920,000.00 Great Dinner at Cleveland. to often after you have been rejected?* breakfast, it was too bad for the doctor to Rives Junction she was brought down with Halids Up the Strength. Cleveland, 0., July 24.—The feature luc under the laws of the State of Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe. Terri­ . Michigan. I feel It my duty to write in pral*e of Hood’s order tier to discontinue It. He told her ble paroxysms of coughing would last of the centennial celebration on Thurs­ -Tit-Bit*. Open for business, Dec. IB, 1886. Sarsaparilla. About three years ago 1 Imd the that her bad complexion, dyspepsia, nerv­ hours with little Interruption and it seem­ day was the big New England dinner, grip, aud the medicines Which I took failed to ousness and occasionally palpitation of tbe do mean? good until I began taking Hood’s heart all came from one cause and that was ed as If she could not survive them. A hjeld in a tent on the campus of Adelbert OFFICERS; Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills. This medicine built up my week an(l nin down body and from drinking coffee. The good man went on friend recommended Dr Klugs New Discov­ college. Nearly 706 people were pretent h '• a. Prejrident that time to this I have not bad an attack oi further to say: "My child. If you were as ery: It was quick In Ila w«»rtk and highly ak the dinner, partaking of such New ' CbeMt-r Me-.<er. Vice Pres. Dun W. Reynolds, Cashier the grip- Last spring 1 was troubled with m> strong as your husband and had the miles satisfactory in results.” Trial buttle free England luxuries as pork and* beans, *toniach and my food did not digest- I Regu­ punyikin pie, turkey and corned beef DIRECTORS: of outdoor walking to do that he has daily, at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. more resorted to Hood’s Sarsaparilla, h“d. Dan W. RpvuoMs. W. H Powers, you could drink one cup of coffee, or ।pre- lar size 50c. and $1.00. ter taking it a short time and cabbage, closing with more modern is starved blood. It shows itself D fi Robinson. R. B. Messer. healthy condition. 1 va.ue Hood » JwgJ11; haps two, at breakfast and dinner without ice cream and coffee. Short addresses in pale cheeks, white lips, weak >1. L.Cook. • Chester Messer- above all other medicines, and I feel when t any ven ’ bad but the 8au,e P? 1 * 0 "; Electric Bittern. !•’ T. Colgrove. take It that It will do the work. Georgs Marwere made by Senators Hawley and ous alkaloids exist in coffee as are found let, Green Oak, Mich. Electric Bitters is a medicine suited fur Sherman, Maj. McKinley and others. digestion, no appetite, exhaus­ in tobacco, strychnine and motph. ne. any season, but perhaps nmn? gene rally .Ha# the only savings department in Barry Catarrh Cannot ba 'Cured county .kud payw interest on all time tion, lack of nerve force, soft There Is not so great a proportion of them neded, when the langtihi exhausted feel­ depo-. [:■. . Niagara Falla, N. Y., July 25.—The In coffee •» In the other drug,, but > »u£ ing prevails. .when the liver is torpid and muscles, and, chief of all, weak Orient amount eilete to «rl0“B|7 sluggish and the need of a tonic senate of the National Union, that has PROBATE ORDER. anyone whose conetltutlon l« » little^below and alterative is felt. A prompt use of been in session here all week, adjourned vou must take Internal remedies. State of Michigan, County «( Barry—sb. muscles. Your doctor calls it par. All of these drugs can be used tor ■ this medicine has often averted long and Friday night. Nashvillle, Tenn., was A: > xf,sum ot the Probate Court for the M?untl'1,1hoiden at lhe Probate Office In time by perfectly beeltbv people, but If perhaps fatal blllnus fever*. No medicine chosen as the next place of meeting. Anaemia. He will tell you that tae titvof Hastings, In said county, on Mon­ tbeir le persisted In long enough, the will act more surely in counteracting and Officers were elected. W. M. Bayne, of day. the 13th dav of July in tbe year the weakening weather of sum­ human body floelly gives evidence of the Treelng^the system from themslatla! poison one thouiand eight hundred and ninety six. J-ounlr, lor K.ar». •»« ta.. Toledo, 0M being chosen president. Fr/sen:, Charles W. Arirstrong, Judge of effect of Ute steady poison, and many peo­ Headache. Indigestion, Constipation, Diz mer often brings it on. * Frobase. Bobbed of Ooms Worth *30,000. ple who do not know this fact die because ziness yield to Electric Bitters. 50c. and In ml- nutter of the estate of Frank of their unnatural babit^. If you could 81.00 per bottle at W. H. Goodyear^ Mod­ Providence, R. I., July 25.—Diamonds GeUer. <iei-va-ed. wonderful results In curing ca.arru. use a hot drink In tbe morning made from em Drug Store. valued at $30,000 were stolen at NarraOu teaffing and filing the petition duly ver1“•“"T'fcaSrS CO., rrep.- Toiodo. o. the nourishing grains that nature has pro­ gansett Pier,- from Mrs. j. J. Coogan, ne’i. iii arrteGeirer. widow of said deceased. pray.Uthat administration o! sakl estate be I Sold by druggists, price. 75c. _____________ j vided for tbe use of man, it would easllj wife of a New York real estate agent, A stomach full nf undigested food 1* to S’dd petitioner or to some other JXy your appetite and fatten your person. . about as unhealthy a mass a«s one can well who has been a summer resident of the u?,A'Tf‘UIV':’ lt is ordered, that Saturday, the pier for several years. l>O»!wfi0le»ome, delicious hot drink of the Imagine. Jtoday of August A. D. IBM. at ten o’clock In What can be done with It? kindZtVd doctor referred to la found In assigned for the bearing of said ▲ Lover's Crime. ' petition and thai-the helro at law of said de There It slays. It won't <llrvst. It Post u ei Coffee, made from r!*"’ St; Paul, Minn., July 27.—Henry B. ceased and all other persons Interested in said churns up, fermenia and dream, becomes •state, nre required to appear at a session of Poatuai Cereal Co. Llm. of Battle Creek. poisonous (as all putrid matter does) and White. of Northfield, fatally shot Miss ’^'‘‘•o’lrt.thentobe hoiden at the Probate .. Mich' It brewa the rich color ot Java or causes great pain and deep-seated dis­ Tillie Strumpf in this city because she of Cod-liver Oil with Hypo,n the City ul Hasting*. In said County, buise, If any there be, why the prayer refused to marry him and then fatally phosphites, will make poor Hood orders. . u-t(’looermte not be granted. And it is In order to change all ttys. take Shaker shot himself. ^^"nTa." :“rklt r ordered, that said petitioner give notice f- ■ rich. It is a food for over-taxed Digestive Cordial. Wreons Interested in said estate, of the It stops fermentation and decay at once, I?. of saln l*tmon and the hearing furnished br the Creator, preJ ,?.-.' causing a copy of this order to be Louisville, Ky„ July 17.—The Chesa­ and weak digestion, so prepared ao that no more puloms are created. PJb'i'W in the Hastings Bannkb. a news­ It clears the stomach of poisons already peake & Ohio & Southwestern railroad that it can easily be taken in piper printed and circulated In said County of there- Ithelpa.it to torn the food that w as sold at auction Saturday to the Il­ !/.'r7-?nc<!,,n eBch week for three successiv EAb“"“" wetrj previous io xiid day of bearing. remains- Into h •altbfnl nourishment. It linois Central for SI,300.000. summer when Cod-liver Oil or Chas. W. abmwtbono i drinks. - . . than words can be strengthens the stmnach for the next meal. .. , Judge of Probate. . even ordinary foods might repel. Here Is lhe whole phWusophy ami cute J^rn-gopy.) p,RlnlL Mor^s. Grocers furnish H ana London, July 25. — Mary, the eldest fl of Indigestion In a few words. And wi-.atV Experience Phib Fair Over Fifty J» N«r York daughter of Charles Dicken's, died on SCOTT fc EOVNE, more. Its all trw. Try it. H ltulo*’s •‘k’Othlng Syrup has be»n used Shaker Digestive Cordial Is for sale by Thursday. t4’l l i‘in"?l'nolbersfor tbeir children v.blta Thos. druggists, price 10 cents to 81.00 a buttle. LV;- with perfe<'t success. It sootl.es the C1..M, ••i .eos the cams, allays ah palm cures • Spence. r ■' J ' ,c tlh? best remedy for dlnrrbtrA 1Wl’M-0,le .‘cats a bottle. w w L E J H P P A H C B , Poor Blood Scott’s Emulsion Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. �Highest ot all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report imifea? ABSOLUTELY PURE Hastings Banner Thursday, July 30. 1896. COOK BROS. Proprietors. INNOCENCE AWHEEL NO 4. Keswick. CvMBEiti^LNn, Eno JULY 4TH , ’WL Dear Mr. Ehitok. Wh< n you last heard from me 1 was on tVt* roatl from Glasgow tu Edinburgh. Arter a night spent at Airdrie, we started on mid made guod progress for compara­ tive -amateurs. We passed through r country which dih not look .w much dif­ ferent from our ora as 1 expected to see it. The fields are almost ns Jwrge ns ours, and the crops are about tbe same only there is Iftufiui ertrn. There is a good deal of hay this crop being very heavy ihls year. The hedge* are, of course a novel­ ty. though no’, os noticeably so ns one •would think. There.»ro no wooden fences such as we have, of comparatively none. However I was surprised to learn that a hedge was not necessarily' of bushes. They call a stone fence or wall a hedge. -There are a good many ot these'stone “hedges” some of buBhec alone, some of atone or wood and bushes. In fact almost every conceivable combination, except our so common rail fence. There were some wire fences, but none of the barbed Wire. The houses too nre different from ours. I have not seen a wooden house since I left New York, nnd they say I won’t see any iu England. In tbe cuuutry, they are ahnast all ifi)itewuh*xi. though some are covered with stucco and left the plain brown. The .houses and hedges of course 8ceiu .strange when one is close to them but to look off across the country gives one about the same landscape as In Amer­ ica. But in the villages it Is very differ­ ent. All the smaller towns seem to be bulk along one street They are all of stone, sume cut, some rough hewn, and are usually roofed with slate, sometimes with tiles, once In a while thatched with straw. Generally lhe larger the town, the narrower and dingier the streets. How­ ever In the larger towns the buildings are three or four stories high which makes tbe streets look less wide. Even with t.iese tall buildings the roofs are rarely flit, but run up straight and steep to r ridge 'pole. We reached Edinburgh about two o'clock and as we rode along tbe streets tooking about us wRh curious eyes, we came to • bicycle store aud I was never much more pleased than I was when I saw it was a Cleveland agency. The way I made for the door of that store would have done credit to a boy with a bumble bee only eighteen Inches behind him. A few moments more and I was able to navigate my wheel without wondering whether I would slip off tbe saddle in front or behind next time. Directed to a hotel by the shopkeeper we soou had our wheels safely stored aud started out to sec the historical and other wonders of this old town. , , Edinburgh is divided by a jjeep? valley Into old and new town. The greatest right oi the latter Is Princes Street, which is one of the finest in great Britain. On one side are fine stores, and on tbe other a beautiful park, beyond which rises the Castle on a rocky point about four hundred feet high. Old Edinburgh High St is the locality of greatest Interest. Our hotel was situated on this street and we turned our steps up ita rough pavements towards the Castle. On the way we passed S'. Giles church where John Knox used to preach, and near which Kte last resting place is marked by a bronze plate in the pavement reading “J. K. 1572.” All tbe othe: bodies in this cemetery were re­ moved to make room for business needs, but the tones of the stem old preacher rest untouched beneath tbe bustle and rush of thFbtisy streets. We stepped up to tbe door ot the church and saw that It was just the hour of tbe daily service held there. Al­ most before we knew it the usher bad us up on the front seat, bicycle suits and all. We had demurred somewhat about going up, but he said abmething or other about eighteen^minutes Presbyterianism not be­ ing enough to hurt anybody and insisted chat we go. U was an Impressive service. Leaving this we proceeded up the streets tube Castle whose history Is so inter­ woven with that of Scotland as a whole. From ite lofty walls weconld look down four hundred feet to tbe park below and from there across over "the ’ull bloomin’ town” as the Englishman nt the bicycle store had said wo could. By my side stood the old cannon Mons Mcg. one of the first used In Great Britain, it shows tbe wear and tear of all its service, the rust having made great boles in some parts of few It was a queer looking old contrivance made with Jong bars of Iron hooped around like a barrel. The Castle was garri&oued by areglment uf Highlanders and their costaiuvfi ot kills Of which I liad read so much and seen so many pictures, had a greit fascination for me. Several years ago when I was a very small buy. the young lad tea of n» town were planning a HnGoa-e'en party and persuaded another youngster uf about my age apd me to let thro* dra up in Highland costume and Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, then we carried tbeir Invitations'around to the young men. Ever since that time 1 have lunged to see some oilier unfortunate in this dress. For when we had delivered about half those invitations, Hine for clos­ ing school came aud we soon h|d nearly half a hundred fellow citizens of about our age hooting aud jeering and loudly calling attention to “them girls” an our J:lits led them to call us. For weeks it .was lhe sole tuple of conversation among the Doys when 1 was present and you Van prehaps Imagine the feeling* of a sensi­ tive youth under such circumstance.--. 1: was only wheal Lit lip-ju the plan of re­ marking ccmteimptnously on such oecaI sions. "Huh. you lunkheads prob’iy don’t •—J everybody wears know that in Scotland clo’cs like that,” that I b.rgan to get any rest frriiu tbe .torment. But for months I secretly kmged to catch sight of some lately landed Scot so that 1 could run after him and yell “Hullo girl! ’and while my youthfulAdea of the customary dress in Scotland has long since vanished along with the many others that we grow away from, 1 ctalldn't help but recall the sickly abuse uf wlint a fool I felt when I was so arrayed, and wondered If IhlMC big sandy-hnlml, barekneed, ribbon -bedecked soldiers felt that way too. But Hie probability is - tlmt n> they drilled nbuut they looked at me nnd wondered if that dusty. • corduioy-clad, sun-burnt ^reanhorn dld.n’t feel out oi place among so much magnificence. By this time the regiment Va:u< was playing in.the park below and an old jpeelegged veteran suggested that for a t-mall "remooneratlun ” he'wquld unlock the gate and let. us down. So we went and watehed tbe crowd, and listened to the bagpipes, nnd then to the regular band and wtahed they would strike up * The Star Spangled Banner’’ or some other really fine air. But thej- didn’t, nnd we carat* away. After supper we weut down to Holy­ rood palace where we were tuu late to get Inside. Ou the way we passed two drunk­ en women and noticed r policeman turn his back upon them aud walk away. The officers here seem.to arrest a “drunk” only w hen he becomes Ilterally diMirderly. I was going to say that 1 supposed they would lie too busy if they tried lo do more, but that would be too strung. We have not seen any more, perhaps not so much drunken­ ness here as in America, but if the same amount of drink was sold in America as here 1 am afraid the police force would have to be increased. Frum the door of our hotel In. High 8:. 1 counted neatly a dozen "spirit stores” as they call them, and those only on one side of the road. In small towns the conditions are about the same. It is the most spiritual place I ever saw. However it does not seem to be so easy to Intoxicate these peo­ ple as it’does ours. In one inn where we were eating supper, a fine looting old farmer whose face and figure showed no signs of excessive indulgence in drink, came in aud called for a glass of whiskey. The waitress brought him a large tumbler almost two thirds full of Jclear whiskey and a half-pint pitcher of water. He mixed the two, drank every drop and walked out as serenely as If he bad just swallowed a small cup of milk. The number of sa­ loons alone proves that the drinking must be pretty heavy or they could not exist. But the amount swallowed and the drunkenness exhibited on the street.don’t relatively agree at all according lo­ an American standard. It is probably, owing to a different quality uf liquor or different ability to stand drink, or both. Don’t understand that all the time 1 have been discussing tbe liquor q itstion 1 have been standing with open mouth in front of Holyrood palace. The ubiquit­ ous Highlander was walking up and down in front of lhe door and as there was nothing more to sec we went around by tbe old White Horse Inn where Prince Charlie once had nis headquarters, and passed monuments galore., to our rooms. Here we soon stretched out our weary frames on the bed. and were so tired as to be hardly certain whetlier these bones would rise again or not. Bat they did and next evening after roaming forty miles up and down Scot­ land’s fair land (very little down and a mighty number ot miles up, it seemed) we were at Melrose Abbey of which Scott has sung so much. There we found such a fine little hotel that Mr. Cox rapturously exclaimed, ‘Why is this hotel like our journey?” No answer, and he said, "Because, it’s ln(n)complete. After supper we went over and viewed the beautifnl abby and I leaned back in the church yard and looked at the really beau tiful old ruin, tbe finest in England, and— hummed Ta-ra-ra-bdom-de-ay. Don’t feel tliat I didn’t have any better sense than to do this, but 1 was so happy that 1 had to ring, and I took the first song that came bandy. . \ Next morning we rode several miles along tbe sparkling Tweed, and across it. we caught a good view of SeoK’s old home. Abbotsford, lhe hares were so thick about us that Mr. Crawley thought of buy­ ing the place so that he might give It the more suitable name of Rabbltaford. The ascent of the Chevolt Hills had been set forth in the guide book as such a task that yesterday we took the cars across for about thirty miles. At Carlyle, the end ot our train journey, we were just on lhe border of lhe beautiful Lake district and were anticipating a‘lovely flay or two in thta region. However, we were perhaps seven miles outside of Carlyle, when rain began to fall as if all the bottum bad fallen off tbe clouds. Just then 1 got a puncture, and Mr. Cox and 1 went into a vacant house nearby to fix IL Mr. Crawley was on ahead with a young American who had overtaken us on the way. After a while lhe rain moderated and ws went ahead. Riding-between showers we managed lo get some ten wiles farther and found tbe young American alone, Where’d 'you drop tbe other fellow? tee queried. A few mpmenls conversation told ns that our friend must have gone back to look lor us and missed us while we were in that vacant bouse. But where was be now ? We were reassured by the knowl­ edge that he couldn’t to werae off than we into the storm. At last we got some sup­ per and a few miles far I ber on found an old farmer willing to take us In for tbe night He and his “gude wife” treated us royally, and as we sat eating breakfast this morning we, heard a Sunday Sc picnic going by and knew then why It raining today. At last we decided to push on and.eove? lhe twelve miles to Keswick. Soon we swap) as It were, and I never appreciated poetry more than when I recalled the lines of Longfellow when be said: ‘ Tbe day is cold, and dark, and dreary. It rains, and the wind Is never weary.” Mr. Cox thought the climate must breed consumption, but it would seem to me that death by drowning would be the most com­ mon route out of this world. The ride would have been a lovely one on a good day, but you can’t expect a man whose only suit of clothes is wringing wet to pay much attention to the most beautiful oi scenery. At last however, we pulled into Keswick and almost the first person we saw was Mr. Crawley. IJe bad come down on the train last night and was safely - in dry doek at a hotel kept by Mr. Miller of whom more anon. Accompanying our re­ stored friend we too were soon under shelter. Mr. Miller meanwhile told us that he had had a couple of guests stay a month last summer waiting for r clear day. and they went away at fast* without having seen tbe sun. This is a very com­ forting thought to people in a great bony, 1 Rssuje you. The wettest town in Eng­ land i» only ten miles away. We have no complaint to make though, as Jong as we can stay Inside, and have Just given three subdued cheers hi honor of Hie day, and so farewell for n week. Yours cheerfully. Shirley W. Smith Additional Local News.. Brother Feighner, of Nashville, always sas ft lucky chap. He was lucky In lo­ cating in a hustling town, lucky in build­ ing up a good business, and now blamed If he hasn't been sued for . libel by Rev: Connolly. Ah tbe Reverend gentleman wants out of Len Is the trilling sum of '£50,000. • . . Lost—Wednesday evening between George Gregory's and Wm. Shriner’s, a handbag containing a pocket book with some money and papers. Finder will please leave with Goodyear Bros, and re­ ceive reward. Tne papers are of no ac­ count to anyone but myself. . Mbs. Maria Nekton. A representative of the Fox Machine Co., of Grand Rapids, was in tbe city Fri­ day with a companion wheel, a bicycle built for two, bflt differing from a tandeni PERSONAL MENTION. For tbeabove occasion the M. C. will , Miss Olga Beamer spent Sunday in nil exea»lr.n ticket. AurnM st, K .nd | 2. it one fare for the ronnd trip. 1MH1Gt and Rapids. Miss Mary Quinn went io Port Huron dren half f.re- Return limited A^Kurt Slit Ucltalve. Monday to visit friends, " Mrs. Anne Fuller went to Kalamazoo For the above occasion the Mich. Cen­ to^iay.to visit relatives. Miss Hattie Beadle is visiting Miss Ag­ tral will rtU round If ip excursion tickets at 70c Children Going on special gie Rich of Traverse City. train le»»lw H.HIuic S:M «. m K-lurn Mias Ella Nicholas, of Plainwell, Visited leering Grand Rapids 6:30 p. m. on same day. friends In tbe city last week. Mrs. Heury C. Cuuk, and son Kay. are vf-iliug Grand Rapids friends. Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show will ex­ hibit at Kalamazoo, Thursday, Aug. Gib. Tbe Chicago, Kalamazoo and Saginaw Railway Company will sell round trip tickets from all stations a* follows: From Woodbury 81.35, Woodland Sl.95. Coats Grove 81.00, Hasting Si.00. Shultz 75c, Cloverdale 75c. Delton .00c, Milo 55c, Qre.-.sey 45c, Richland Jet. 40c. Eiiit Coop­ er 25t. Special train returning will leave Kalamazoo at 7:00 p. m. Tickets will be good on all trains Atfgust Otn and return­ ing August 7th. H. C. Potter. Gen. Pass. Agt. A German farmer in Scl© seems to. un­ derstand the situation pretty well A Populistic Democrat was talking free sli­ ver to him tbe other day wbeu he turned and said: “D^t’s all righdt. You one of dem fellers be what talked free trade to me four years ago. You say vote for us, Vote for free trade and all things be fine aud goot. 1-vote free trade and sec! My sheep all gone, no market for my wheat, and com and anyding what I raise; every, ding goes to dander and bhtzen! you shoost go to hale mid your free silver. I vote no more for nodings.’ 1 vote mid der Republicans for protection, dot’s what I want. Criie Maccabee picnic at Thornapple music during tbe day. For the above occasion the Mich. Cent­ ral will hill excursion tickets at one first class limbed fan* for the round trip. plus S3 00. Children half fare itatfa of sale W. W. T.ylor left for Snratnck Aug. 5 and fl‘. Limited to re'urn Aug. 15 and 22 only. A oiiday. where he Will «paM his months Jugg'e Pealer, andt Mr. Cushman, of vacation. R^pabHcan Statr Convrntfoii, Gnaud Rip Mrs. Bvrt Walkey, and children, of Mar­ idu. Aug. Oth. and Gth. tin. visited st G. H. Brooks’several days for the above nrcasiou the Mkh. Cen­ tral wilt sell round trip excursion tickets last week. atone dollar. Children 5Oc. Dates of Miss Aliena Allen returned to her home sale Aug. 4 and 5Limit fur return until iu West Bay City Saturday. « ten Aug 7. l®6 Inclusive. ’ visit in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Messer and Mrs. Buffalo Bill’. H IM West «««1 CoCgrein of KougU Kider. nf the World, Butter returned from a two weeks stay at Bay View Saturday evening. For the above oecaslop tilt Mich. ten Ed. Powers and family, and Ml*? Ger­ tral will sell excursion tickets IX dents trude Bentley are spending two Wtoks at per mile In each direclion for the round trip, plus 50c. for admission. Children the Powers cottage, Guu lake. half fare. Dale of sale Aug.. 10th. Re­ Mtes Grace Smith, of Chicago, a stater turning same day. a. C. Fellow* of Mrs. R T. French, of Middleville, vis­ ited Mrs. Will N. Chidester tbta week.. Mrs. Geo. Spaulding, and son George, nnd Mira Grace Ilacumber were in Has­ tings Thursday.—Chnrtottc TrtbV»6. (pr. nnd Mrs. -C. P. Lathrop returned to No Charge ' For : Testing. F. R- PflNGOAST Uff“N<it!r- fchr iaffv v. port In i|i;. -mth .. n , FAflOUS SILVER OFFER Will buy ■ 50e shlrta for 45c. 2, 3, and 4 dollar shot s for from S 1.25 to S?.oo I’auft (ihc Famous) for Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Ingrahm, and chil­ less than others selL children’s cJotlms at dren. of Detroit, have been visiting Ches­ about }-i what others ask at Puts Smith’?* Clothing Stoke. ter Messer, and other relatives in this city. OUR Ionia Tuesday, accompanied oy Mrs. N, T. Diamond who will make .them n vlsiy s£Ds. Nathan Barlow and Mrs. Carrie M^ OUR GOLD OFFER Will buy for lhe next 50 Goodyear will attend tbe wedding of Miss Maggie Parkhurst at Coldwater next wvekj days men’o and boy’s clothes as cheaper cheaper than any mao wit! offer and we H. W. Wildreth, buyer for one of the will take our pay In sliver at full value. Phix Smith, at the Racket large furniture establishments in Salem, . Stock of thy brotlk A E, Renks, I wjj| conLnbe the same and ask for a liberal share of your patrpnage. Wjtfi a,v last years expedience in one-of the largest bake shops Jn De­ troit I feel confident 1 can please you. Eberthing |wl|| he strictly fresh fend first-dass. AU the latest delicaciesnn bak­ ing can be had at the (j£d Re­ liable City Bakery. 1 will have none but the best lee Cream and Soda. Also Wrnor’s Ginger Ale, always the l>est. lo Burlington, Monday. CLOSING OUT Our shoe depart­ ment, and you nor Airs. Mark Russell and son Fred, of Sioux Falls, Dakota, Mr. and Mrs. Wanzer no other man ever saw such bargains as we are giving on Shoes. of Ypsilanti, aud Dr. and Mrs. Russell, of Phin Smith, at the Famous. . Ailegkn, are guests of Mr. and Mrs Julius K0LLAB.S New arrival of Linen and Ifusacll. water proof colors. Just Mr. Willis Goodrich goes to-day upon a in, see them and tbe prices. vacation trip through Indiana and Illinois, Phin Smith, at the Famous. .to be away a couple of weeks. Il Is said N ACK WEAR must go to make room there is a feminine attraction in the fur our full stuck— Hoosier state that has considerable to do Will be here on time. Pinx Smith, at tbe Famous. with Mr. Goodrich’s going, though of CRUSH TOP Hats so mqch worn course he will not acknowledge-such is the we have an over stock casej—Gazette. and have made prices accordingly. Phin Smith, at the Famous. Great closing out sale limited to 30 days. SUSPENDERS For kids, boys and Assignees closing out sale at less than cost men. from 5c. .up to 50c. Phin Smith, at the Famous. of the entire J. C. Farrell Clothing & Furnishing goods stock. Call at once REMEMBER Our Famous Pant*, warranted not to rip while the best bargains are there. are as cheap or cheaper than any other P. T. COLGBOVE, will sell. Phin Smith, at the Famous. Assignee. SOX 3 pair or 4 pair for 25c From a Muskegon paper we make tbe Pnix Smith, at the Famous, following clipping, concerning the address YOUR BON May need a pair of exgiven by Mrs. R. A. Bailey, ot this city, • tra pants. We have at Holton, when their new Maccabee hath them Phin Smith, at the Famous. was dedicated: “Mrs. Bailey, Great WORK SHIRTS You will Fave Lieutenant Copimander of the.L. O. T. M., from 10 to 25 per was tbe next speaker. It was wholly un­ cent by buying of us. Phix Smith at the Famous. necessary for her to use any argument, to WE LAUGH Wuen others claim to * sell at cost or less ns we are yet the cheapest as many of our goods were bought for 50 to GO cents on the dollar, otfieni are manufactured sam­ ples, just as cheap. We will not be un­ dersold. Phix Smith, at the Famous. PLOUGH OR PLOW Shors from ' gl 00 up Phix Smith at the Famous. BLOUSE Is wbat we call uur work Coat Phix Smith at the Eamuus. Lunches at all hours- We have tried Now vou must try. We tried a long time .to get a good i LOOK and sell it;eheap. Now we have it Try it • Our Best" sells for - ’w ppr one hundred pound- \te warrant every sack. Wc ofler you a good rice at 8 lbs. for S5C. 6 lbs. crackers Fancy lemons, toe for 35c. per dozen. Yours for trade. Hams & Van ftrinao. Mrs. Charles West Is in the Lake coun­ ty jail charged with starting tbe fire that recently destroyed much of the business portion of Baldwin. Roland Morrill, of Berrien county, who is given credit for having orignated the Osage melon, a few years ago, has a melon patch tbb season of 45 acres. Tbe Marshall Statesman most truly Butlnn Market*. says: “The circuit court, which has been HuUer .fi to 11 in session for several weeks, adjourned . Corn per bu. 30. for tbe term on Saturday last and this week Judge Smith goes to his cottage at Biy View for his summer vacation and tn take the much needed rest which he haq Oats per bu.. 15. sa richly earned. It has been years since Wheat, red per bu.. 50 Wheat, white per bu. 50. tbe matters in Calhoun circuit were In as. Hay per ton, 6 to 8 Fork dressea. 4.00 good condition as at present. It has been Beans. 45 to 80 the aim of Judge Smith to clean up the Chicken dressed, s. Beef dressed. 4 00 to 5.00 calendar auid to keep it up, and lie has ad­ Reef live. LTS. Mutton, drewed. 5. mirably succeeded; and this Is also true in Clover-eed. w to 5.00 tbe counties of Barry and Eaton. Few, Wool, unwashed. 7 to 12. Wool, washed. 10 to 15. however, realise the amount of hard work involved In actwmpHshlug this desired end. During lhe past year court hag been MICHIGAN CENTRALBXCukAlONB • -1 we were hutier, w welvre. While there have been more jury triala than tn Camp Meatl >1 inc la > ebed waUhut tor e lull In the any twelve months for tbe past ten ptr» judicl.1 rireotl «n tr, te wWralul.uM on Properly Fitted With Glasses. . Prof. Frank Nagler, of Ann Arbor, is x isiting at John Hagler’s this weelp-^ prove that woman can talk to an audience and Instruct and interest them. Her speech from beginning to end both In substance and in manner of presentation, voice and gesture, was a complete refuta­ tion of all that has been said on the nega­ tive side of that question. Everybody felt lake Tuesday was largely attended by peo­ that there was one woman at least that ple from all over the county, and many could talk and'thlnk, plan and execute. from neighboring counties, the number be­ ing estimated at 1500 or more?) Speeches The Ionia county soldiers’ and sailors’ by Hon. D. D. Aitken, of Flint, Mrs. ba tai lion will bold Its annual reunion at Rachel Bailey, of this city, and James J. Saranac on September 34. McDonald, of Grand Rapids, were given. The harvest of the peppermint crop has Prof. McLaughlin, of Nashville, gave the begun, aud the yield Is reported good In address ot welcome. Fine music was fur­ every Instance. nished bv a quartet, and Miss Edith Pryor recited. CDne of the special features of the day was an exhibition drill by the Ladies of Hastings Hive, given Id a very credita­ ble manner, under tbe leadership of Lady Manee.3rhe Nashville Band furnished Eyes It.tern*tlon>l Aa*oet*tlou of Flrr Engin­ eer. Lake City, Utah, Aug. 10 to Mass., was a guest of R. B. Messer this OUH SILVER HATS Fur 50c are week. going fast, you will have to come soon io gel your size, but they are not all the Mrs. L. F. Irland weut to Hastings hats we have got, wa have tbe latest thing Thursday, where ber sister. ^Mrs. Jessie out. Phin Smith at lhe Famous. in that the riders sit side by side, It is Stohe, was seriously HL—Plalnwtll In­ OUR GOLD HATS Are nearly all dependent. prophesied that this style of wheel will gone but that E. A. Clark, of Burlington, la., spent makes no difference to our cap sale, we become very popular. It was the first wheel of that kind ever seen In our city, Sunday, in company with bls wife, at the have plenty of them. Phin Smith, at tbe Famous.. aud attracted considerable attention. Heath cottage* Wall lake. They returned Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show will lie at Kalamazoo Ans. 6. For this occasion the’C. K. & 8. will sell round trip tickets from Hastings to Kalamazoo for 81- Good going ou all regular trains, and reluming onbpeclal which leaves Kalamazoo at 7 P- ur. E.J. Huffman, Ag’t. ...Spectacles TRASK A full and complete line for sa~ by McOmber Bros � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-08-06.pdf 8bc5480a80137f60e3b1e91f54c38406 PDF Text Text [Largest ctftcu... j i lation of any... paper in county. VOL XLI. Hastings Banner. NO. 1A HASTINGS, MICH„ AUGUST 6. 1896. Hastings Banner, Dress Goods, flillinery, Publteb-a Thursdays by “ COOK • BROS.. *t ------AT------ . ia' CARPETS IN TOWN COME IN AND SEE Julius Russell For Close Buyers A GLANCE OVER OUR STOCK OX BLOOD SHOES will please and surprise you. It will surely make you want to buy, and prices will make purchases easy. We believe that buying should be encouraged, Our figures are full of reason for buying. ‘ They are Wise who make Money by Spending.it” spenders will find much profit in calling at our money savers ter-. A Sib-prising Value at a Surprising Price. I win to look for. It is here for one week. 50c. Gaps go at 24c ■ bankrupt STORE....... Having purchased the PURE SFKEJ; of us, and Heinz pickling vin­ egar It costs a little more but try it once and you will use no other. We are receiving some ,v«ry pretty new QUBSW4RE Stock of mv brother, A. E, Renkes, I will continue the same and ask for a liberal share of your patronage- With my last years experience in one of the largest bake shops in De­ troit I feel confident I can please you. Everthing will be strictly fresh and first-class. All the latest delicacies in bak­ ing can be had at the 0 d Re­ liable City Bakery. I will have none but the best Ice Cream and Soda. Alto Vernors Ginger Ale, always the be?t. Ask your neighbor about that ♦I.6o Flour. And that 81b for a quarter Rice, and our 25c Ccffee W5 WflRTVlN. P.“oriMt0wXk*r”131,ei 10 Mrs. William Stedell. of Grand Rapids, who has been visiting at Philetes Rogers, returned home last week. Charles Cook has the wall built and in­ tends to commence the frame to his new house this week Monday. Mrs."Pierce’s horse became unmanage­ able nt South Pine church during the con­ cert and broke the carriage quite badly. Clarence Hammon was in Hastings last week Saturday. It’s hinted somewhat that there’s a feminine attraction in that city. Most of the citizens ot this locality are of one mind and will vote a straight ticket for McKinley, except a few sullen ones who will support Bryan or go fishing on election day. This burg has a few democrats who bub­ ble up once in a while but when they are reminded ot the price they get tor wool and many other errors the democrats are responsible for, it seems to have a very soothing effedt on their sore headsv I Carlton. . Theo Caln has returned from Shelby. Rain storms are of almost daily occur­ rence at present. Mrs. L. Cole is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Haskins, of Bowue Center. _ Willis Carpenter went to Portland Sun­ day xetdrnlng the first of the week. Orville Wright, of Hudson, spent sever­ al days With his lather Dr. Wright the past week. Mr*. Sarah Snyder and daughter, of Cttieagn. are visiting Mr. Clifford and wife, parents of Mrs. S. • , . , Mr. Pearce, of Nashville is in our vicin­ ity cleaning and repairing organs. He seems to understand the business. The Sunday School picnic last Thursday was a very enjoyable occasion, • Over one hundred were present.. A .fine program was crrrled out after which dinner was served. The day was simply perfect and all enjoyed the gathering very much. We are sad to announce the death ot Jennie, wife of Perry Stowell, of West Carlton. She died last Thursday night. Funeral services at the Holmes church Sunday a. tn. Much sympathy Is extend­ ed to the husband and mother and the little ones left motherless. Our Men’s and C. H. OSBORN & Co and that calls for Vinegar and Spices. You never need to loose any pickles if you will buy . . Brouard, n'W lw'“e Mrs. Ella Matthews, of Hastings, has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. Hines. Arthur Patton and Wife, of Hastings visited relatives in this vicinity one day last week. A good many were disappointed at the church Sunday on account of their, pastor nut coming. Patton of Prairieville, visited at P. Mosher’s Sunday. He started for Da­ kota Tuesday. Arthur Hudson expects to return to Douglas. Mich, the lost of the week. He came home sick. Stauffer’s Is t: comX'ei • Shalt*. * Dan Bechtel is doing J. • Horn’s paint­ ingErnest Shultz has commenced his mint crop of thirty acres. Mrs. Lee Smith bad a sister visiting her from Ross. Oscar Oils, of Delton,visited his brother G. H. Olis Sunday. Lillie Sults is caring tor her mother, Mrs. D. Bechtel who is quite sick. Mrs. G. H. Olis can be seen riding her new wheel when she Is not falling off. Mrs. Nobles, of Hastings, spent a few days last week with Mrs. Carrie Spence. The Indies Aid. of Cloverdale, will meet at Conrad Kahler’s home on the 13th in«t. Mrs. L. McIntyre, of High Bank, visIted her parents Lou Smith and wife last Saving is earning, If your wages are smaller than when times were better you can make up the difference by trading with us, our expenses are light, we have no big rents to pay, our goods are bought for cash at lowest Cash figures. We are always pleased to see Close buyers for the reason that we are always prepared to meet honest competition. Are you in need of SHOES ' Just give us a trial and be convinced. Are you look­ ing for fine HOSIERY that is not rotted by overdying and that combines strength, firmzr.ess and good colors. That’s the kind we sell at and w; head ] HASTINGS, MICH dJS?, "’T1 w*" I"rl|s unrooted du Ing the slorm last Sunday evening. h,"?“ b,,J 'b« misfortune to cut bIs thumb, splitting It Into with an ax. There waa a harvest concert at the booth Pine church last Friday evening. Melvin Balding w» In Krvln last wrek Ur”1**1 l° Rttend the funeral ot bls sis- In fact anything the Ladies want you can find at our store acd we can suit you in style, quality and price. Also the stock of ’ n _ COR B.ESP 0 N D E N C E. Ladies Underwear, And Notions T f THE BEST AD VER-a | TISING MEDIUM IN | BARRY COUNTY. Lunches *t all hours- Ml.j Craig, of Hastings. Is the guest ut her sister. Mrs. Will Sheffield. J N BUI la threshing gnd sending bla wheat to Kalamazoo tor storage. Mr. and Mrs. F. Barber, ot Galesburg, snent Saturday and Sunday at thia P^*ce‘ urge number ot our cllt"D’ the M. P. Campmeetlng at Gull Lake ^Lon'blnns has been engaged to teach the West Cressy school; and Miss Moore, ot Galesburg, at East Creesy. Mr Editor. 1 am not much ot a polluclarn and 1 don't need to be to .« h. this place strongly tarore 1« to I. that is there are about 16 republicans to I demo­ crat There Isn't enough opposition here ‘°T*X moX.^ a barn on the Dorr estate £ lightning and burned. Mr. Walt who re te ‘Tubln*" ud‘ no7byet threshed- It was only through the heroic about SO feet KM’Milo. Mrs. Ollie Doolittle bas been very ill bUM4lBPW.‘johnM>n xod t.n>lly were .I vacated bv Geo.«'«*• Barrett. "2? cur *S?ittl» *» ‘t"pl>1,ut Dalton. Horn 10 A. Cox and wife the 2»tb a a daughter. Arthur Thresher rode his bike to Kala­ mazoo the 81st Wm. Cooper and wife attended camp meeting at Gull lake Sunday. Mr. Davenport and wife attended church at Cloverdale Sudday. Ira Hart and wife are the proud parents of a daughter born to them the 27. James Fisher, of Shnltz. takes the place of Chas. Herrington on the section here? Charlie Robinson and wife were the guests .of her parents Rob Norwood the 2nd. F Orville J. Borst and best girl, of Grand Rapids, rode through on their wheels Monday. ‘ Several bicyclists from our quiet little burg rode to Galesburg and Kalamazoo Sunday. ■ Charlie Harrington and Irwin Jones started for Dakota Saturday to work in harvesting and threshing. L. A. Hynes went to the silver rally at Hastings Saturday and,got left so he bad to stay until Monday. “Good eye.” Henry Batt, of Augusta, and Mr. Loom­ Is and wife of. Battle Creek, were the guests of E. Loomis and wife the 1st and 2nd. . Al.Bradley'committed suicide by jump­ ing into a threshing machine while under motion. He was deranged at the time of the rash deed-.- The funeral occurred Saturday conducted by Rev. J. C. Chase, of Douglas, Mich. Charles Bowers received quite a severe injury last week while attempting to hook a tug behind one of his horses producing what is known as-a willow-stick fracture on two of bls ribs "besides bruising up ;in general. genera!. At this writing be is able to walk around the yard. WHOLE NO. 2147 North Irving. Relatives, from near Jackson are guests of D. BL Quigly and family. * League services next Sabbath evening will be led by Willie Mitchell. A box social to be held at Leonard Smith’s Friday eve for the benefit of Rev. Freeman. We are having more rain than is good for the oat crop, as some are yet In the shock and too wet to draw. Miss Nora Matthews, of Grand Rapids, is spending a few days visiting here among friends and relatives. Don’t fall to hear one of McKinley’s or­ ators discuss the financial question at the Freeport hall this week Friday ere. The democrats and free sliver advocates contend that it over production that-makes low prices. That argument will do to be laid cn the shelf (with Bryan) as this year the yield Is far below the (average and when were wheat and rye as low as at the present time? Echo answers “When?” Cloverdale. REPUBLICAN CONVENTION > Ll»t of D*l«*rateH Elected The republican county coo vention was temporarily organized Thursday by elect­ ing Senator Keoler, of Middle Hite, tempor­ ary chairman, and Len W.. Feighoer. of Nashville, temporary aeereUry. Upon motion the chairman appointed committees of five each upon Resolutions, Credentials, and Permanent Organization imd Order of Business, as follows: Combs. P. A. Sheldon, Tbos. Heney, Jerry Rogers., Crkdxxtials—C. W. Armstrong. Friend Soule. Jonathan Valentine. John Perkins, J. E. Ackerson. PgBMAKXNT OHQANIZA.TIOX AMD OR­ OF nrsKTESH—M. L. Cook. Frank McDerby. Frank Bullis, Chas Beamer, P. K. Jewell. After listening to an inspiring speech by Hon. P. T. Colgrove convention adjourned 'until one o’clock. Hon. Jas. A. Sweezey, as Chairman of the Resolutions Committee presented a ringing set of resolutions urg­ ing the restoration of a protective tariff, a renewal of our reciprocity treaties, oppos­ ing the free snd unlimited coinage of sil­ ver except by international agreement.and advocating the St Louis platform. Judge Armstrong reported for the Com­ mittee on Credentials and his report was adopted,and M. L, Cook read the report of the Committee on Permanent Organization and Order of. Business. As Mr. Keeler and Mr. Felghner desired not to act as permanent officers of the convention Mr C. L. Glasgow and H. E. Hendi^ck were nam­ ed as permanentchalnnenand secretary re­ spectively. Report accepted and adopted. The following delegates w^re elected to the State convention: Hon. Dan’l. Striker, L. N. Mosher, W. I. Marble, C. L. Beam­ er, R. E. Combs, Thos. Heney, \S. R. Wil­ lison. Jesse Guy. P. A. Sheldon,\J. J. Per­ kins. and John Velre. \ The .following delegates were elec to the Congressional convention: C. Wx strong. G. O. Dean, M. L. Cool. 1 Smith, W. H. Powers, C. L. Norris,____ Glasgow. Frank Stanton, J. M. Smith, Friend Soule, M. 8. Keeler. SENATORIAL coKVENTiox: David Bag­ gett, Myron Wing, Jesse Erb, Orville Barnum, Frank McDerby, Wm. Strong , I. Sponable, Chas. Bauer, Dr. Sny­ der. Bake*- Sbrfner. W. R. Cook. Ira Os­ good. 3. G. Reuter. C. W. Williams. Frank Bullis, Wm. Boston, Walter Brown, A. C. Towne, M. Seeber, Dr. Hanlon. R. M. Johnson, J. H. Bawdy, A- F. Sylvester. DER Eugene Deck has bought an organ. Mr. Follensbee has gone back to Chi­ cago. Our pastor failed to keep his appoint­ ment last Sunday. Master Farrand Gesief, of Saranac, is visiting at H. Mosher’s. The excessive moisture caused a week’s lay-off at the brick yard. Eugene Deck is bragging over a tomato vine about six feet long. Archey Anderson who has been quite sick is able to be out again. The Shultz creamery folks intend to bold a picnic at Acker’s Point this week. Miss Etta Hubbard, of -Hastings, is the guest of Miss Ella Mosher this week. ’ Daniel Thompson’s loss by wind was ad­ justed by the company at forty-five dollars and the neighboring mechanics and friends Blanche Tuttle has returned home. turned out and fixed up bis house in good Mrs. Edger Tyler, of Vermontville, is shape. . In town. Prairieville. Dr. Powers Is confined to his bed with the grip. Born to Rev. Groeneadyke and wife on Mrs. P. K. Jewell and Etta Tompkins Sunday lasLa son. have new bikes. Mrs. D. Wilson, of Grand Rapids, is the The bell was hung Tuesday and carpets guest of Mrs. R. Collier. put down in the church. Mrs. Augusta Brainard is visiting Mary Crago has returned from Indiana. friends at Ottawa Beach. Mr. Lovell accompanied her. Stephen Temple’s family commence Mrs. Milton Hartom and daughter Mil­ camping at Pine lake this week. Miss Bertha Roonan, of Middleville, is dred left for Dexter to-day to visit the former’s sister Mrs. Henry Jewell. the guest of Mrs. Sopha Richards. The young people gave the Harvest con­ John Tompkins and Prestnn Jewell were at Hastings Thursday last as dele­ cert at South Pine church Friday eve., Evangelist Dean, of Kalamazoo, has gates to the republican convention. William Hartom and Peter, of Battle been the guest of friends In the village. Creek, were in town Sunday and Monday. Miss Lucy Benson is visiting her mother SCHOOL COLUMN. Mrs. G. W. Tompkins has two uncles in Grand Rapids, and attending the teach­ Conduct*4 by Flora J Beadle. Co.Comm’nr. from Petoskey and Paw Paw visiting her. ers’ institute. The infant son of Manly Chase died THE TEACHERS DCf^irTTE AND BEADING Thursday night. The funeral services Hi ml a Corner*. CIRCLE^ Remember the L. A. 8. at Susie Geysers were held at the family, residence Satur­ It Is expected that our Institute this day p. m. The community sympathize Friday night. they' • year will be the best Id interest enthusi­ with them as this is the second time * Miss Lota Payne was a guest of Mary asm and attendance ever- held in the have lost their only child. Kline over Sunday. county. Prof. McKenney, of Olivet, as­ A uumberfrom this place attended the sisted by a lady kindergartener, and one camp meeting at Gull lake. other able Instructor, will conduct the Mrs. C. P. Gray is no better. J»tm Tobias and family, ofK Dowling, same. Circalara from the State Depart­ Bortrto M r. -w nd ■ M« a» -4tert.,Niles, jx spent Saturday at W. O. Tobias . * ’ ' ment amrotmrtnr~ttie Institute, and tbr • Miss Rae Robinson spent the latter part daughter. Mrs. Geo. Dean and youngest son are line of work have all ready been mailed to of the week with friends in Barry. the qualified teachers. There is no doubt Mrs. Ella Youngs departed this life Aug quite sick. Miss Minnie Smith returned to Battle as to the value of a good live institute. 3rd aged 34 years. She bad been a pa­ Experience proves that, as a rule, the most tient sufferer for many months with the Creek Sunday. Misses Glenna and Gladys Wolf spent alert, progressive teachers are those who terrible disease consumption. . But her avail themselves of the work given at such the week with their aunt Mrs. Daniel faith was strong in the living God and for meetings. The work will comprise pro­ weeks she has said “1 am only waiting, WotfMiss Alice Potter spent Sunday at fessional and academic teaching, and will and at times almost anxious to hear the be divided Into sections, and the Instruc­ summons come home.” She leaves two home, and returned to Hastings Monday tors will conduct classes for the purpose . little children, an aged father and six morning. Johnston C. Kelvey, who has been sick of reviewing, and Illustrating methods of brothers and sisters besides a host of instruction, Every wide-awake teacher, for about two months was buried last friends to mourn her loss. The bereaved and would-be teacher will be present at Tuesday. — family have the sympathy of all. Misses Gladdie and Bulah Bals, of Bat­ the first session (commencing at 10 o’clock tle Creek, are visiting their grand parents a. m, Monday Aug. 10) and will arrange to attend every session. The Institute Cer­ To: 11. Kircher and wife »n Sib flapgh- this week. Someone, evidently hungry, entered the tificates of Membership granted to those ter. * who attend, will be recognized by the M lb. the house of W..E. Mosey Sunday while county examining board, arid should be To H. Livingston and wife the family were at church and carried off son. * ' C3 ■ recognized by school officers in the em­ __________________ Mrs. M. S. Roush is very ill at this a cake. ployment of teachers. We expect the dis­ writing. trict officers'to inquire of the next appli­ Mrs. Drlla Murray Is numbered with Mr. Shaw, of Byron Center, spoke to a cant for their respective schools, “Did you the sick. good house Sunday evening. attend the Institute? Are you awake to Miss May Betchen spent Sunday with The Fire King and Salamander exhibi­ every thing that, will forward the cause of the Misses Layle. tion was near a fizzle Friday evening. education^” District schools want only No servlets at the U. B.| church next We hear the Temperance meeting was such teachers as can heartily answer Sunday on account of camp meeting. fairly well attended. Good speaking and “Yes” to the above questions. They need A number from Freeport attended good music rendered. , .such teachers and they will have them. camp meeting north ot town Sunday. Mrs. Leonidas Farrell, of Woodland, No school board should employ a teach­ Miss Florence Scoby, of Hastings. Is will entertain the Mite society of this er who hasn’t interest enough In education' tilling the position jof compositor in the place Thursday, 13th inst. to attend educational meetings. Herald office. ' wa Mrs. Stllson has returned to her home­ The experience of several years haa J. W. Reuter and wife, of McCords, in Kalamazoo after an extended visit with justified the hopes that were entertained spent Sunday with the latter’s parents,Job her daughter Mrs. J. H. Baine. lor the State Teachers Reading Circle, and Cheesbrongh and wife. ■ Mr. Sheldon on town line east of us. re­ the prospect for the future is highly en­ Miss Jennie Case, of the Herald office ports harvesting a half acre of buckwheat couraging. The course has given a stimuleft Wednesday fdr a four weeks visit the last week in June it being well filled. lous to professional study, and has added with relatives In Indiana. , ■ culture and efficiency to the teachers, who Castleton. have taken up the work. Thornwpple Lake. Miss Lydia Brumm, of Reed City, Is All teachers in the state are eligible to Mrs. De Long Is no better. visiting her brother Fred. membership, and the course is especially The Maccabee picnic was a success. W. I. Marble and family visited rela­ recommended to those who are preparing Parties from Nashville are camping tives at Bellevue over Sunday. . to teach. No fee is charged. The only this lake. NeIHe and Myrtle Smith nave returned requirement made of members is, that un­ Mrs. Cora Staples spent Sunday in from a week’s visit with their aunt Mrs. der the direction of the commissioner they Grand Rapids. Wicks, of Sunfield. pursue diligently the course of reading as Dr. V. J. Lathrop, of Nashville, spent W. I. Marble was at Grand Rapids outlined by the board of managers. The Sunday at home. Tuesday and Wednesday to attend the Re­ Reading Circle year begins and ends with » Miss Lathrop, of Syracuse, >ew lork. publican convention. the teachers institute. Is the guest of her uncles, Henry and Wil­ In various states, Michigan Included, • Cedar Creek. lis Lathrop. the official recognition of this course of The soldiers and sailors will hold their Willis McGurn has gone back east. study is such that the questions for the ex­ Charles Barley Is shipping bogs this amination of teachers upon their profes­ annual picnic the 11th and 12th of this month. Hon. James O’Donnell will speak week. sional work (Theory and Art) are based Charlie May is being troubled with a wholly or largely upon the Reading Circle on the 11th and Hon. Washington Gardner on the 12th. Good music will be fur­ lime knee. _ course. The professional book adopted Harlan Wertman Is preparlng^to fteach for the coming year is exceptionally well nished and an entertaining program has been prepared. Come everybody and the Doud school this fall. adapted to such use. and., no teacher can bring your lunch basket well tilled. well afford to miss the opportunity of studying and discussing It. Quimby. a BiffPennockCadwaller, Hast'ngi As the law now stands boards may re­ Mrs. Loolse Uolmes. ot Assyrli. spent new. without examination, the certificate Sunday at this place. of such teachers as make an average of at Mrs. B. S. Gaskill, ot Battle Creek, Is least 85 per cent, in the two proceeding David O. Richey. Grand Rapids rlilllnit friends here. " • 3 examinations and who engage continuous­ Louise K. Doelker. Hastings The Maccabee picnic which was held at Alfred P Trumbull. Hastings ly in teaching. The law says may, not the lake was enjoyed by ML Mary W. ttetaeomb. Haatlugs shall. This favor will be extended only There will be no Sunday School next to such teachers as attend the institutes Sunday on account ot camp meeting. and aaaoeiationa, do Reading Circle work, We deaire to return our heartfelt thanks Elder Ickes preached a eery Interesting and otherwise show a profeaalonal pride sermon at the school house last Sunday to our neighbors and frieods who so kind­ and spirit Others have no right to expect ly assisted os in our late bereavement night. _______________ Mr Aim Mbs N. H. Hewbt asd Family. IL A brief outline ot the work for the Yaakve Will Page and wife are the happy pcsBesaors of a lb boy, born Aug. 3rd. w Woodkrt " tor > of khort tow. “fiJuJirtiMw. KxUmxwo. wm It taken something besides slang to ttfS^ot E. J. Petmob orer S.tunUy make an argument “GoM bug.” aM the like doe. not help the cause of them that ± Dwrlnj .re btlldlnt i<0 rod. .^••U^'LwIreteoM ror L. use such. 80m i Hl minded peisixi or persons took Ot ,b"r “rl fh-n w Jobrwo hnn. m Thorpe on the U. «■ of the streamer off the “sliver” pole at Black’s Gun Lake resort one night recent­ on Ttmre“L Sf.NTt>eStn»er.i wok pl.ee S*tur- re Such a person ought to be Introduced to a pair of No. 11 boots. d.r »t their home. paper. la behalf af brothers and sisters with tnJlif.1 hereby extend thank, to all who aoMndly assisted ns during our recent R1C1 iffiUUon In the illness of our father John­ ston McKelvey, sr. Mbs. Wm. Campbell. WUliamFurdHenry aooofMr iaary. of rat born Auz. ’ .1 i f- �HARVEY’S "SCIENTIFIC" MONEY. Hastings Banner Thursday, Aug. 6. 1896. A System That Woald uopn»» ot Credit- “Out of the wisdom of man come the use of two metals for vote as money, these metals to be coined into money at a ratio in weight of sixteen to one, or in the ratio provided from time to time. The option waagiven by law fm ’ the people to use money made from ADDITIONAL cither metal, either redeemable in the ether, but each of Uaelf money. The op­ tion was with the debtor, the person getting the money in motion. The debt­ or thus controlled the demand, and aa demand gives value, the supply being limited, this option to the debtor shift­ ed the demand from gold to sliver or silver to gold, as each increased or de­ creased in quantity. The debtor used the one most accenslHe; so ifsilver be­ came cheaper, the demand was shifted ■fin. jp it, and this brought it back to a partty with gpld, and vice versa.” How ridiculous! The idba that we can CArrcf 7mtun t have n scientific or just system of money which gives debtors the option of pay­ ing in two or more metals at fixed ra­ SOLID BASIS HAVING BEES ESTABLISHED THE CAMFAIQN WILL NOW BEGIN IN EARNEST. tios! The cjiief work of money is to * facilitate exchanges. Who prefers to make contracts in uncertain terms? There Is no dividing line. created by law—and like yourself It has may re1 use to be pticinea wiui i nr prom­ What merchant would eare to give nothing to sell but its services in trans- Ise of an office. Some of tbe populists formers credit and give them the option porting passengers and goods. I in some .of the southern states may of paying In wheat at 60 cents, corn at More than this, it is under control of swear they have been cheated nnd 4»? cents, oats nt 20 vents or potatoes at the state that creates it, und cannot, I threaten to bolt. But If they do It will 15 cents per bushel? And who but the FVR PRESIDENT. WILLIAM MCKINLEY, like yourself, quit work if it doesn’t hke j amount to nothing. The election ma- farmers themselves would pay for the . of Ohio. . the pdy; it is compelled to k^ep’on «?hinery in those states is in the hands risks and uncertainties if a merchant . FOR VICE PRESIDENT. working or forfeit its very existence. ' the popocrats. and they ran make were compelled by law to give credit GARKKT a. hobakt. fhemsehvs, no matter only in this way? With a 53 cent legal tender dollar in cir- j “returns -J Ato suit *** * ** ot New Jersey. how the votes are east. ciilation the railway would naturally ; have to accept its pay in those dollars, | ; The [x>pulists and popocrats have The Prcsiarc for Protection. OUR FINANCIAL PLANK and its income thereby be cut down j practically Ijecome one. Tbe former .The tremendous pressure that is be­ are a little more advanced. They want ing felt all over the vountrj- at this time ’I be rvpubllenu party l» unreiserredly for nearly one-hulf. But when It attempt- j ed to double its charges in order to : tint script, and the confiscation of rail­ in favor of a return to protection—-ade­ DON’T FORGET for 5 cents you get almost “even up” the dollar you know whut u ' roads. But if the conlition should quate protection, thut shall preserve tempest of opposition would arise, pur- I win the principles of the more radical i our own markets for our own peopleas much “Battle Ax” as you do of other | tlcularly in agricultural communities, wing would become those of the entire affords abundant evidence that u vast brands for 10 cents. vt c ;irc iiuait, tnbiy <.pp, M-d to every; und the. legislatures-would muke the ) r.rty.—Chicago Tribune. majority of these people of our own eMjculaKdioreimw onr curreu-■ companies painfully'««are that it is vnDON’T FORGET that “ Battle Ax ” is made of COMMENT AND OPINION. I country understand what the real diffi11..lrih.rr.^1i„f..uv..„n1r, ,v. der control of the state it tntena. . I culty with American industrial condithe best leaf grown, and the quality cannot be : ra,,"5yourself, woulil find ; L^Jutiging from the amount of noise i« I: tinns tions is, Ik. and nnd nlso also thnt'they iJmt they arc are prt-parprepar­ improved. llli.be lemll.t re,.laato.,..'?' ’O’1.of »Uppli»» nearly to vote to change their conditions. thnt he isn’t making. Mr. Teller must ing ’ DON’T FORGET, no matter how much you »,1O. .inch |.i«l,r onrretve. I <*oobl«l. but It would have to tight lor , lx? alone with his grief. — Cleveland While It is important that our currency notr. MnU i:Mth ►ueb >*t;re<'inent, ^vry fruction of ft cent in advance in its Lender. shall be of a sound and stable character, are charged for a small piece of other brands, btNined, th-cu.'hic s«.i«i MmxPid : rates of transportation. When you and UFMr. Bryan is in great danger of hi the greatest importance that the chew is no better than “ Battle Ax e preMHted. ah our silver nnd your feliow-workers find that the cost ! Ireing hit by the bricks Texas fellows those who "toil shall .hauopportunities *”’* “**” *”*’ - ------- — paper «-t■orrency must be maintained at ' of living fins doubled you will naturalDON ’T FORGET, “ Economy IS wca^h,” and to do so nnd earn good wages in our are shying at Candidate Sewall. — Chicnparity srlth sold. i-t.d i>i> we favor ail awM , ]y demand double wages; but how a il! I ■currchey. The only way to obtain these you want all you can get for your money. tire* de-lgned to nixlntuln'taviolubly the ■. yOUgetthem? Yon can’t get blood nut goTribune. .opportunities, and to restore the wage ILTThe republicans ere in favor of tiiefi / Why pay 10 cents for other brands when you of a turnip. conditions which the workingmen of onr money, « hether coin or jinper nt the A vote for Bryan would be a vote to ! kind of n dollar thnt doesn't need legis­ the country enjoyed before the bbcht of can get “Battle Ax” for 5 cents? present tttiiinbtrtl, th* Mlaudard of the tuoat lation to make it wbrth ICO cents.— St. cut your own wages in half, nnd as you enlightened nation* of the earth. free trade settled upon the industries Louis Globe-Democrat are not aoffool wo arc sure that you and the ’land, is to turn out the whole CTThe ]k>p»'cratic ticket was wrecked all the rest of the million railway em­ free-trade crowd and restore the policy A WAGE DESTROYER. f ployes %y|ll vote for an honest dollnr.— ' nt St. Louis in n tail-end collision, and of protection. • the tail was mangled beyond recogni­ How Free Silver Would Aficct a Million ' >’• Y. Herald (Ind.). tion.—Chicago Times-ilerald. , ( v “I can’t argue tbe case like you.” said ET’The platform and the candidates of ETThc prize campaign story comes the hired man, “bu.t 1 k::ow that if Bry-. the republlcari party are broad enough from Miuneanoljs, where it is reported >. cf'cggs that a detlf and dumb man using the bushel . / poiatoes, n an is elected you will have to pay me. hnd liberal enough to attract the supa pound of bitter caii L.« bought in sixteen dollars for mowing this lawn port of every honest American citizen, finger alphabet sprained his thumb in instead of the one dollar you ]>ay me 1 A vole for McKinley nnd Hobart will be the vehemence of his silver argument — many portions of jhe western reserve of, Ohio a: the present time for 5!» cents." now.” ah vote vote for for the the nation's nation's honor, honor, the thenana- Chicago Triburie. . And this fact is stated a-; a reason for For'many years we Americans hare i tion’s credit, and for the progress, prosETThc republican party seeks to pro­ been pluming ourselves on the fact that perity nnd happiness of the people. To vide all workingmen with steady em­ free silver. Would the’ farmer be any “the tschoolmaster is abroad.” If this np a gold standard democratic can- ployment, and to insure the payment of ’better off if- he sold his 2V cents’ worth hired man were the representative of didnte would be playing into the hands their wages in money of the highest of potatoes and eggs and butter for 5$ FOR the silver men in numerous states purchasing power. VI by, then, should cents in coin worth SO.cento on the ’dol­ nny considerable class of laborers we of’ ” ” lar and End to pay two dollars in silver might, well wish tlmt the schoolmaster "n<l congressional . ItdistrictSj would _________ any workingman , vote against it?—St. coin fn- every dQtlur’s worth of value „ would come home and attend to busi- *be ’ the ’ height of" political folly.—X. X«-yzml» GloW-D.TnocrBt'* that he purchased at the stores and in ness in the agricultural districts during Morning Advertiser, the markets? -Chicago Chronicle. Regard Moral Oblteutiomu this presidential campaign. 1 . .. . It would, howexer. be on insult to the SELL OUT OF THE POPULISTS, Thes trife between nations for finan­ intelligence of the working masses to Practically Abs«rbed by tn* Fopocratio cial supremacy will never cease, and the tale of commercial progress 5s the assume that their type is to be found I The bargain has been dosed after continued tragedy of the ages. in this thick skulled mower of lawns. ! A slice of mlncc plo made of the Nations,. like men.. — are________ selfish, I in so __ About 42 per cenL of all the productive i.bout a week of dickering, and what right mince meat is a lunch in laborers of this countiy are directly there is of the populist party worth , hr as they follow -Heaven’s first law, Itself—an epicure’s lunch. of self-preservation. The fortifidependent upon the cultivation of the having has lieen delivered to Bryan. A i roil, and. these people, if they are made party which claimed to l>e the incarna- j cation of our poorer in time of war and to fairly understand the issue, may be tion of rugged virtue and devotion_to 1 of our prosperity in.tlme of peace rests trusted to vote for what is honestand the people Has sold out for a promised ! in the i»erpetuity of our industrial in­ ' share of the sjioils of office. Some pf j ’dependence. rlghL The Leading National Republican is the right mince meat Whole, Among these confederate states there Next to tillers of the soil the largest . the delegates who were honest! were some, frerh und delicious. For] Family Newspaper. group of workers is made up of those duped. The nomination of WaUpn for ls» and should be, free trade, for our pies, fruit cake and fruit padding.1 Hold everywhere. Take no substitute. engaged in the transportation industry the purpose of facilitating th^-t of ; people owe allegiance to one common Will make «i vigorous and relentless right th:trough the are subjected to tin? demands of —the railway employes. In the state of Bryan was a disreputable thick, wortliy ; Presidential campaign, for principles which will- bring New York alone there are about 60.000 of the unscrupulous schemers who de­ a common ayatem of |aw, an- united in MERRELL-SOULE CO. SYRACUSE, N Y the aecompliahmcnt.of a common pur­ prosperity to the entire country. Its campaign news arid of these: and, taking the whole country, vised it. •* To secure an indorsement of Sewall pose anti are trending toward a common they number about 1.000,000, or not far discussions will interest and should be read by every destiny. would have been a difficult, task.' The from teh per rent, of the entire voting ' American Citizen. j * The bonds of national patriotism cre­ population. The various grades of rail­ convention would have accepted TDIWe furnish “The Banner’’ and New York Weekly Tribune" . o’.l1 pai*.r>: way workers have their several organ­ man unhesitatingly, whom- the popu- ate mutual obligations between tb<izations. anti these are st inlying the ef­ crata should have nominated, but to different sections of thia onion. These fects of free silver, as is evident from the usk it. to swallow the Lone Fisherman, obligations are reganled or disregard­ numerous letters which reach the Her­ who is about nil the things the popu­ ed, as the repres-ntatlres from the ald asking for information; and we will lists have been denouncing, was too states rote for or against the protect Ion . CrtJH IN ADVANCE, ot the industries of each from foreign etate here a few suggestive facto by way much. Address al! orders t> of general reply. | Therefore, in order to trap the “mid­ competition. Tbe vast army of railway toilers dle-of-the-road’* men, they were al­ What Protection Will Prevent. would suffer more hardship than per­ lowed to nominate the impossible Tom I The total American consumption or haps any other class by unlimited coin­ Watson for vice president. Then in the our own manufactured goods, ot our age of 53 cent dollars. All wage earn­ teeth of declarations from Bryan that Write your name and address on a postal c^rd, send it to Geo- W. firm products and the foreign goods ers, of course, would be distressed be­ he would not allow Sewall to be. sac­ which we Imported in 1890 reached Best, Rcom 2, Tribune building, New York City, r-rd.a sample cause all the necessaries of life would rificed, the convention proceeded to nearly B12.000, 000,000. The total for ­ copj- of The New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. immediately nearly double in price, ! nuuunaic x>ryuu. nominate Bryan. white wages would be slow to rise, and I The lM‘r^ln «truck between the popu- eign imports ot all other countries in would probably never go high enough 1'*1 ---------------1Mulere and -- “ tbe ■* " Bry ----------------------an manage™ la the world, representing those foreign markets, aggregated a little more than to ■makeup f~ —’------- *’the - ’ increaaed ____’ roetof ; ~ living ; __ ,hat "ateon. the .tool pigeon, la to be S7.SOO.OOO. Our own home market is But tbe railway worker would find it pnt oft ,he ,icket ln O“ >-ouroe of time. !»rtlcularlv hard to aeeure an advance Wataon may not like it, but he cannot ■north to us nearly *4,500,000,000 a year ••f wages, beeaitee hl, employer, the rail- luJp fomaelf. The honor bestowed upon more than the foreign trade of all other _ l» tbe Most Popular Republican Newspaper markets of the world, even If we could is °a lbarren one. ■■vay corporation, would itaelf be to hurt him is JILrren one. A’ow is tbe time to gttt a govd hy the change in tin, currency that it Tht PopnlDt national committee, hope to secure the whole ot it The of the West and Ha» the Largest Circulation^ might be rnobl, to comply with tbe "hlch ln Br>"n’« l“>nds, has been policy of tree trade Is to throw our e»..„„,„.ki„ demand -t_____ j of its employes. ' pivMtn “ “plenary r»l^nfiT-v vir-ywr»T-« TERMS BY MAIL. given powers nvpr over fh/a the nn»-frparty greater and better markets open tn reasonable cheap labor competition and to pauper­ DAILY (without Sunday)..$4.00 per year “But why?’* asked the brakeman.; after the convention adjourns, to do all ize our wage-earners. The policy of “why would the railway company not things that the convention would do if DAILY (with Sunday);...$6.00 per year protection is to prevent thia—Charles be in as good a position to advance in session.” That committee may not 11. Buckland, Editor of American Econput Sewall on the ticket, but it will take The Weekly Inter Ocean— wages as any other employer?” For a PER TEAR.*................................................-4..J....................---------------omlsL very simple reason. The merchantnnd Watson off, and there will be only one Aa a Newnapw THE INTER OCEAN k««p« abreaat of thr fimw >» set of electors. the manufactiM-cr can instantly mark respects. It spares neither pains nor expense in securui,. Mr. Bryan says: “I will do nothing The following suggestion was sent by up the price of their goods to offset the ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT LITERATt'Rc. which will endanger the success of bi­ the editor of the Valtusco (Tex.) World lowered value of the dollar, but you, as metallism”—that is, of silver mono­ to a prominent sound money man in a brakeman, have no goods to sell. What you sell is your service, your la­ metallism. which is not bimetalluon— New York: “nor shall I do anything unfair to Mr. Can’t you get information from bor, and you know from experience that feewall.” As ■ Family Paper la Not Excelled Ank Mexico? The people on the Rio this cannot-’be marked up ns a merchant He will not refuse the populist nomi­ Grande border an- against free coin­ his something of interest to each member of the can reticket a piece of doth. Now,your nation, although be gave orders that YOUTH’S DEPARTMENT is the very best of its kind. Its Li J« employer, the railway company, is like his name be withdrawn if Sewall was age, and our people who go there in ARY FEATURES ore nneousled. .r*mrwlf, a person—jp artificial person. not nominated. That was only a bluff. nearly every instance come back con­ Jtte a TWELVE PADS PAPXB and contain, the News of the IVonl verted. You ought to send an intelli­ He will accept that nomination, al­ gent man to Mexico and get the facta. POLITICALLY IT IB REPUBLICAN. nnd glvre lu reader 'c« “"L, th. ablaut dlKnaalona on nil Uv» poUttoal topi ex It la pablubed la «• though, as he asserts, “the platform in­ I went there nnd it converted me to the and I, In accord with the pwrpl. of the West ia bothpolitics and Uteuw- l» dorses some policies which £ do not ap­ gold standard. Pl.aa. muabar that th. prte. of THE WEEKLY INTER OLEA-' 1 prove of." That statement is made lest ONLY ONB DOLLAR FBB YEAR. Address some of his supporters should be “The monstrous wrong” for which alarmed. At heart he indorses the. en­ THE INTER OCEAN. Chicago-■_ Gov. Boies arraigns the republicans is, ure platform, fiatiam and all. and Spinaia tau To te Editor have an absolute Bryan announces that his action the Philadelphia Telegraph says, “the remedy for Comumptlon. By fc timely use “will depend entirely upon the condi­ wrong of giving the poor man the best thceaigb ot hopeless cases have bees already tions attached to the nomination.” money in the world and assuring him reu.uaently aired. So poof-posittre em I There will he na conditions at tucked to that what little property he may pos­ Made on honor of ni power that I consider it my duty to . ^arantead a good ttinakeepar. srad ta> teUn fm to those ot your rema .’L He wjfl aeeept formally the popo- sess or may*acquire shah* not be put 'n who have Consumption, Threat. Bronchial or rrat nomination next month. Then be jeopardy by the uncertainties of a shift­ Lung Trouble, it they will write me thtlr will call oc. the national committee of ing and questionable currency; the popullata to oust Wataoa. Inttetlng that 1* the dollar “tTRflll JOURRIL SrMI*WEEKl Y the populists Watson. It will wrong of insisting express and postcffics address. Sinrereiv ~ ** paid * a. coantMc. m row kt.iewrit do so, end he will accept the popaltat • to the wage earner abaU be worth 100 cocl*l»tag full inmnKtk*a Low to rei .l I. nomination. | rente and aball not be cut down to io W,lch' Act «“<<*• ’ Watpon maj wijtbe ^nd js^nn, jad ' eente." -■".. DBTBMT JteBUU. EDITORIAL NOTES National Republican Ticket. tt? Rally Round Sound Money, ’ National Honor,. y Home Prosperity/ NONE SUCH The New-York Weekly Tribune, MINCE MEAT 4 MONTHS, 17 WEEKS, FOR40CTS. J AXON THE MNNER O N Absolutely Free! The Inter Ocean $1’92 The Weekly Inter Ocean FRE£! FREE1 yankeewatch »- "pi ,Hxi “THE BEST ' IS, AYE, THE CHEAPEST' AVOID IMITATIONS OF AND SUBSTI­ ' TUTES FOR SAPOLIO �jTstings Banner - ---------- —------------ -— I feared that a‘‘few days more would •» »>• turned into tbe street Ud td-' ga^-‘ !“? ““ b*1' I ? *" “""1 lh,t “ lolrtlT «ner “ ’olfWY ,n» “» meet m bopelw, u n .hipwreckvd Mil-1 hi, pocket, roll nt wn fr°ra Siter' ’”'0” h *d ,Tted ” k”< ,0 •’’* bCT «• — or on o barren inland. In o,bl»*and held them 111*' or on a barren island. L_ either e» , d out to tn. COOK WPS- Proprlotof •fnrvnlUn wennM be quite among the . »tt»w Mr,. Burdick now doe, ,u ot ber bot»estarvation would work .nd dud. Ume to do . Erc.t .mount poMibilitie*. ' ot oewin, beMdet She I. «ry loud Iu After a frugal supper I tned to read, «vw, irom tins “Now, from thia moment. SbnJl it ?’tbe »*• William. but with very __ flight auccesa, my . , be ao?“ 11 , ™k Pill, have done tor ber. thoughts wandering -.ii.vru. bat nat tolv for an tdering repeatedly repeatedly from tram I| II bealtated, I .► dr“»ltl*t* '»la city .peak In book to tbe approaching cn«ui crisis m in ji The r ihe sight of the nmn.e*** highest praise pf the curative propermy affairs. It must have been for my doubt* doubts—it rtnrm.7 reprv .OTerPowere<1 !tea,°r lhl* *1*'1 tS«y *H unh-ri a '-- represented hours that I sat brooding over my per- one whose fortunes wue so much to logly recommend it iu all cares that It u ** wcr« »o desperate. 1 cl<lmed by the proprietor# to relit ve. Tie plexitiea. At i. hurt, i.«more ------- I discouraged “Yu," ^ld। I. “from Ihi. mment.success of tbe remedy has been wonderful tbaa ever by tbe unvarying trend took mt the roll of bill., __ . of And «I vwik eV Wi//«UT>TNic^o|j ( the reflections. reflection*. I aterted started to my feet, I• I 1 had acted upon Impulae. but It aud the druggists have no fear in advising j,3may .be that long deliberation would their patrons to use It, for they know full and, crossing to-the window, raised well that it will do all and even more than iCwbjnt. . by J B Lippincott Co.) 1 the curtain aud peered out. It was have brought about the same result the manufacturers claim for 1L A Moon 1 later than I supposed, for the lights I knew nothing of the man, except reporter could not find one druggist In the had disappeared from the houses across that he bore a token from my best city but had a good word to speak for Pluk I landed in -N« * York on tfie third the way and the pavement seemed to be friend. I was ignorant even of his Pills. They seem to have a feeling of se­ curity In recommending these pills. Not .1.ir of the nev.-r. woefully lacking in deserted. Turning back to my desk, rame, for from the first I understood n e complaint has been received from par­ nrcjpct* fur »>y future. The metrop- I filled a pijie. Tobacco was the sole Lamar to be nn alias. At his motives di/iwni d t<* :ftr no promising field, luxury left* to me, and the stock in I could hardly guess, but it was most ties who have bought them, but on the other hand, hundreds of persons who bave nnd I SOO" c HP n,-v »d«» of adding my pouch was running low. i probable *hat he was a political exile. used them cannot say enough In favor of another unit to its hundreds of thou- . There, caine a knock at the door, a 1 At all events, association with him what they bave done for them. A remedy «uuB- Thi n ahte thoughts of the light tap thrice repeated. As I an- . .could not change my.condition for the that every one who takes It, speaks so wall lw*t, bat a i «eting with an. swered the summons a man stepped worse. — There ----- - would nuum lie w at at least least the the of. must have some virtue, and' judging old das.-: afi-.' v bo had ventured into into the room, und, with a quick mo- prospect livelihood; nroKnnz-*of a -decent J---- x ” ”* *: and from the good words heard on all sides for that El I.X'raJo of inqioveriahed youth tion, closed the door behind him. He very alluring that prospect was. In Dr. Williams Pink Pills, we must infet _ _____ o V-flJI. in that It Is a great benefit to mankind. and tad n-Titrni-il even poorer than he — was of medium height, thin, sallow- short, *hort, it was difficult to f discover how I All druggbta krrp It and they are glad uhn.aiA lie v— the loser. A moderately to have uelt eustotuuni try' iL for thry went forth. v.;i> taken as i a warning 1 faced, hooked-nosed, with crisp, black should ------ 1_ q ~ «* * * practitioner would have know full well tuat It will In every case a^ain-'t iniiurt :i_r bis example.So, at hair and mustache shot with gray. successful accvpt->''g Hobson’s choice, I re-I ' smiled at— such an eBMnmie estimate as as 1I had had , give satisfaction. There are M number of “Dr. Alfred Morris?” he asked. , --------------#ppcaretl in th.- * i’y from which Copt. I I bowed and motioned him to a chair, placed upon my services, but the ex­ other persona at Hickory Comers, who havo been curpd by this medicine, and tbe peck had lan d ini’, and once more en- Disregarding the invitation, he drew pvrieuces of_ the last year —- j —- had uuu notv been ircu terrtl the ’ ro'o:<-<l ranks of ita phy- * a letter fr0m his pocket. conducive of over-confidence. So, now Moon will in time contain a short story ui -their case and restoration.to health. ricians. It was a growing, bustling, ac“For you—this," said he. that I had put myaelf under this Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills' contain, in a tire remmun’t. hut my shore in its The envelope bore no address, Break- stranger’s orders, I lost no time in condensed form, all the elements necessary L -T VI ’* *1 n of asking hikn what the firjt of them to give new Hie and richness to the blood evneral jtrosp seemed destined to l ing the sea), I paper on U’hich written: “Letthe mWhtbe. netePII«l that be Wwaax- and restore shattered nerves. They are be sadly limited., be^e command all good offices.” 1_ «» I said L also a specific lor troubles peculiar to fe­ j secured ch.ap quarters in one of.. bearer the jwbrer residence‘dtatriete, thereby, I• place of the name of the writer was a males. such as suppressions, irregularities perhaps, h.nudu-a|ip:ng'myself greatly’1 I can Greek cross with three dots beside it; “I dare, say-------— be at your' disposal and all forms 0! weakness. They build the blood, and restore the glow of but at -li" ^un-' t.nu* reducing expensAc 1I A second glance at the words above the 1,1- «4»r» o’clock ---------------to-morrow morning." ।I up health 10 to paie pale ana and sanow sallow cheeks. In men men 1 iimun caeeKd. in “ “Not Nut BO. so. We must depart to-night," ' they effect a radical cure in all case# aris­ to a jxriqt ur.!<li - advisable by a light • device Satisfied any doubts as to the n spite of the must rigid !. identity of the man whose hand had he answered, decisively. ing from mental worry, overwork nr txpurse, •‘will, in > rtgo constantly ex- j 1 penned them. I “" hat? To-night? There is no train cesbes of whatever nature. Pink Pill# are economy. the. < I* 1 .. . । sold. In boxes (never in loose bulk) at 50 “TBIb is the best of introductions." at this hour.” (V-uetl the !!:<•< rr •. Fioju a small mar- i “I comprehend. But I prefer a car­ cents a box or six boxes for S2.50. and gin to the ro<x! I {Kiss. <1 to a small bal- said I. “Fray be seatetL In what way ( side of the ledger. 1 ran I assist you?" riage beyond the environs. One can may be had by all driigrista. or direct by sure on the m ix . mail by addressing Dr. Williams Medicine “It is a mutter of u confidential char- obtained, can it not?’ Worst of all. balance grew. notrapI Company, Schtnectday, N."Y. !i» spend' itfly, for 1 t* ' tw ice before a----------1.*_ ' ncter,” he answered, with a glance ’ Then arrange fur It at once. You I with the steadiness re-.; about tlie room. riASd.y.A0S. 6. t896. “You tnay tqieak freely. There is no -.’ling from :i:i unseemly dispropor- • tuc brtftwn v.;ri:iugs and expenses. one to play the eavesdropper.-” “That is well. T . - endeavor . I will to ’.W'lif o*' tin •.' ' patients returned to that "ashardly little . u matter of , Jtrespass upon 1 *but ' ” itUe of your t ime." ( meones were few and far । He spoke with a peculiar\lowuess, regret- uu3 11 and then an accident ( almost hesitancy (as if picking his between. -s fP.M--what a keen eye I kept upon words with great care), and with u ' building* i* —- ------- .> I in........... course of --construction-Z1 in ' marked accent. wh’ich _* at once betrayed. Ju n |>v.,. perhaps a cull jI that English was not his native tongue. , the neighborhood I tl«.u nr.-, u ’ a fit ‘ j “You may command inc” said I. ■ to attend some stnuigrr fallen ?n on the jiayrnirut: then a sufferer from j “But punion me. your name is not given | sofiie chronic malady, eVen deeper iu ' in this note.” dtlt than 1. #mJ cliangipg physicians) “My name? Ah, you may call me Ln- . «:n’}*ly bt-vuj-c the charity of the first ' mar.” was worn out: surli vvaB the shadow! He cap- closer and fixed a pair of ofa pnu-tire winch aiii»cared never like-I piercinff eves ujxhi me. )y to nidnti ..tit into a reality. My ; "Dr. Morris,” said lie, “I request you .panncnte'.o iJ« (-**nt biadbbecame shiny • to suffer me to pass by my reasons for with use, vhiie my bell-pull Jost its’ coming here.” polish through rust. If I looked as ' “Your credential* credentials are enough," ure enough, ” said “Rest assured 1 shall question you bungn as i often felt, it was no wonder L on no j>oint you prefer not to explain. ” that th* ailing j>as**?d nie by. Little “And I may i-etjuest also secrecy, in by littl* the few articles in mV jiOKses»ion of which there wax not absolute any event, regarding this meeting?” “I give you my word, as I have said, nerd di-.q>;»ar* .’. Some-were sold out­ right: others w£rr lodged with pawn- that you may command nie.” lie paused, ax if to reach a decision brokers. ' | This s’au* of things continued for । in some matte/ of great moment. I rc*»r? than a year.: . lot growing more । studied him with increasing curiosity, t . .11 ■ ;. ,’*y. At long intgr- my interest fired by the strange cii^ cumstnnccs of his visit. “I make you. then, a proposition." it 11 the promptneSJ i .,u,,rto > he said, at lust. “I wish to obtain the • a.< no attempt in right of your time and attendance.” h * hand’s I my troubles; I stared at him in blank amazement, relief in -retting What could he mean? Did he propose : izi L->rs in j;arti<-ulpr. : i was t-ofely tempted ■ !•’;.» from him. but pride | • .iay, 1 had not quite : ;')t .of utter defeat, bur j • to it. Not u word had . i Mr*-. Ixiring and her j : r ; '1 I knew, might be in 1 Eircq*-. A ••s at her home in Maine. ret urn of her husband >•5age round the’Horn. i<- .. a.s happy to add, apI'Xn-J •< --tablisbvd. u -* r forth, the test of : ’ >:f for more than a tueh. iw .nth Ir was ended iu a strange >V‘ ••• anting, and at a ■•■i near to despair. Tha landlord had arkir.pted again to col■f the money due him—h? y I** ‘•aid *o have hounded tie for it. ns he had suffered • a tenant to fall several r» ars—and nnce morj he htid breu p । I with excuses <nd apologiris. * J], not been harsh in bin ■ « as east’ lo understand Hat his, ji3 ?>•••• was :airly exhausted. He htvl h ’ .• still in possession, but awaiting tf ■ '•na ano'th Rheumatism AND NEURALGIA CURED BY AR-THRO-PHON-I-A FOR RISING BREAST Makes Child-Birth Easy. Mexican International Railroad EAGLE PASS ROUTE - STANDARD GAUGE STEEL RAILS. THESHORT s DIRECT LINE ..-FROM.... Detroit, Toledo, Chicago, St- Louis MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In the condition* of a mortgagtdated tbe 19th day of January. 1W2. made by Wm. A. Dowd of tbe Township of Yankee Springs. Barry County. Michigan, to TheadoUa Dryer ol tbe City of Marshall Id said State and recorded in tbe office of the Register of Deeds, for the County of Barrv and State of Michigan on the firaj day of February '^32, in Liber 33 of Mortgage*, on page 248 and tbe said TheadotiA Dryer having- died January 30. t«oe and one Jasper Ad arris was on tbe 4th day of April 1808 appointed -*y the • Probate Court In and for tbe Counlv of calboun tn ►aid State a# Administrator of tbe Estate ot #ald Tbeadotla Dner deceased bv virtue of which appointment lie now holds said mortgage a# such administrator, and ou which.mortgage there is claimed to be due at tbe date of this notice tbe sum of Five Hund­ red and Three Dollar? and fifty-tour cents and an attorney's fee ot twanty-flve doBars pro­ vided for In said mortgage and no suit or pro­ ceedings at law having been instituted to re­ cover the amount secured by said mortgage or nnv part thereof: Notice I* therefore hereby given that on tbe eighth day uf August. A D. IKK*-, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, there will be sold at tbe North front door of the Court House, tn tbe City of Haatlngs. County of Barry and State of Mich­ igan. (said Court House lielnn the building in which the Circuit Court for tbe County ol Barry Is held), at public auction to the highest bidder, tbe premises described In said mortgage or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy tbe amount due on said mortgage, ns above net forth with the interest thereon, and tbe costs charges and expenses allowed by law and pro­ vided lor in said mortgage, said premises be­ ing 4<uated.ln the Ivwnsbip ot Yankee Springs. In the County of B*rry and State of MkliigaD nnd described astbe East half of tbe south West quarter of section twenty seven, in town three North, range ten West containing eighty acres of land more or less. Dsted Ha»Urg-. Mich. May 13. isdc. Jabfkb Adams. Administrator of tbe Estate of Thcadocin Dry­ er. deceased. Assignee of Mortgage. xuay return for a time, it there lauccd.” PAT AND HIS STRIPED PONY. and all NORTHERN POINTS to all points In the Interior of tbe MEXICAN REPUBLIC, aid . B'rre 'tua haste with a vengeance. ' te the ‘ Still, if he desired it, so should it be. In tbe tioardhoQwe. 11 matteh-<l little t > me how the night An amusing inc’.drnt is reported from was ]Missed. He was paying for his 1 one of the military posts in the far west, and offer? more attraction* tn the Slght-Ma right to command, and he should hare the chief actors iu which were a China­ er. tourist, or traveler than any other route. the worth of his money. Tiavcfwlne a countrv unrivaled In reentry— ’ mar, several cowboys, Indians and a npe wttb Ancient Hlxtory.—to tbe Und of the “A conveyance shall bje at tbe door soldier or two. The post was quite Montezuma* aud the Aztecs. in half an hour.” said I. “Will you close to the headquarters of the Indian SQU1FMKNT UXSURFAMXD. await it here?” ... . . 1 egent, who ranked as major, and as “No. But I will ... return ------- in •- the — -time •-—e the officers of tbe regiment and the set,” said he. “h I"’J8** pkdge ' * ‘ me again officials of the agency were friendly, into maintain faith." terchnnges of hospitality were fre­ SAN ANTONIO TO I gave the promlsc,.and saw him step quent, not only among the masters, out into the night, without conceraing but among the men. Tbe regiment myreJf greatly as to the probable out­ also jMissewied a heathen Chinese cook come of our alliance. Then I went my . who was given to visiting a brother way to reuse up the owner of a livery- celestial who superintended the cu­ Drect connections at San Anion io with all line* from the north and east. stable near by and to bargain with him linary arrangements of tbe agent, an l for a vehicle. Although he had never .one night the dwellers of the agency ALONZO E. KKXASrOK. profited by my patronage, be knew me were .... .-L . ... mightily surprised, to _see..— Wud Ac For Information concerning M-x'co. Ticket* Attorney f«r JaMp-r Adams Administrator to l»e a physician, and therefore sup- Lung come cantering over from the post « Time tables and parti -ulars. and the J-»:irney to A*«l«n»*e of said Mortgage*. jkwedly subject to late calls from dis- to pay ^ia regular visit to Gee Wo. Mexico or interine ttata pilot t. call upon or adtaut patients. 1 had decided to drive *nie Rjght of a Chinaman on pony- dre*«. to Merton, a town about 20 miles away, back was so rare a* to attract ipu'-'b W. G. NEIMYER. on the line of railway we would use in attention, and the fact that the pony in . ■ (Sen. Western Agent Mex. Int. K. H. | our journey. The man exacted a stiff question ■ -------was a little milk-white cayusc 2T) Clark St. Cli xgo price for the carriage, but there was Caused ___ _ the devil to enter into the Irishno haggling over IL fcr I got as much 1nan, who put in his time serving the Cl K. DUNLAP, plcasnreas hr from the exorbitant sum , ngentand playing practical jokes. Soon G.P.and T A., Mei. Int. R. B he demanded; there was certainly mor*; ' thecaynrtr was safely housed, tend withErgie l*MS Texai.j 6f* novelty -for me in jtarticijading in in u few minutes after the tie. gentleman surb a transaction. , | from the flowery kingdom was recking When, at the time appointe<L Lamar the golden sunlight of tbir pipedream returned to the office, he carried a small Then was Pat’s time, and taking a po! “ The Jiasara Tailt Route.” lilack satchel, which apparently con1-­ ' of black paint, he proceeded to invest tained all tbe effects he cared to take the pony with a series of»tripes which stat loan. with him. The carriage was at the ' would have made the best- brA’d zebra UGpr. the driver grumbling td’himseH iu South Africa turn green with envy. TJSiLUi | •whs.tBl »Jt. <<AMT1X<MI In the morning the Chinninqn ret Put aL the long ride which lay before him. : ■ Once in the vehicle. Lama?settled him­ for tbe stable, but when hr reached it Station*, cqd viewrtl the striped clyuae, his ex self comfortably in his corner and ln.m.]a.m.la m.ip.m.|p.m THE H^WHNGB.....................I 4.05 5 40 l!3.30|-V.®| 1.03 IightecHz• xcigar. The satchel was on. passion indicated that be rather ques a R. OSBORN. Local Agent. HaHugk the seat beside .him. I olwcrved that tioned the quality of the brand of pij«e. •\v. .HQOL««. Q. P. T. A. rh'.cag . goods proffered him the night before. * his hand never left it. Neither of us spoke often in tbe course of the drive. 1 In the meantime Pat, taking hdvan- i There were questions I burned to ask. tagc of a superstition existing among but if was altogether likely that they the Indians, had told them that the for »3,oo । would not be answered. Asdiis em- ( striped jx>ny had come to them nt last, TIME TABLE. ■ plbye, I felt compelled to respect his PUd was. in fact, in the stable at tha* THREE SILVER DOLLARS. In Effect May 21. 1 uuMitls. and his present one whs certain- j very moment. The chief, i dozen bucks, Central Standard Time. i ly that of reticence. Although the • and twice as many squaws at once set Vignette of llnynr Flsgrev Nliampedjon ! read was good, and tbe motion of the out for the agency stublelinnd apj>cured J —‘f| -r ! vehicle easy. I felt no drowsiness; my on the scene just us the Chinaman wus snttlooe-.«E j strange coinjianion supplied me with ‘ Handing at the stable dodr und winder £ abundant food for reflection. Our,} ing whether he was asleep or awake. X 1 Jehu took his time, and the horses were j With much majesty the chief entered xoant. .1 i. ml the stable nnd untied tho-pony and not ambitious, but before daylight our ‘ ’* ’ 4UCtilcagn........... ........ )| io • destination find been reached. A essayed to lead him away to the sacri­ Kalamazoo Lv sleepy attendant led us to our rooms fice. With a yell that discounted any- KafttCouper. .......... hi the Merton hotel, and a little later I tbin^ever credited 1n ojx-rn. song, story ftlcliland Junrt . or reality, and quickly brought his Via C. J. ifc M. IL R’ was slumbering as peacefuly as if I countryman to his aid. the heathen Chi- I (lull Like (Yorkrille 1. had been stowed away in my dingy • Cressey .... r.ese sailed into the equally heathen quarters in the city, with never a pros­ Milo........... • "Sot S 10 pect of an adventure more unusual cluef. aud in,a tries the two were lotion .... than an encounter with a dunning doubled up together, liberated the pony Cloverdale making the best of bis way homewart I creditor. • with his head between his heels to. es cape tbe dozen or so ropes that were *4 •» h 12 I -C nr cast at his retreating form. ”or_ The two wearers of pigtails were get­ A MERE SKELETON. ting the worst of it very decidedly, UttMlltg.... ... Fol' $2.50 And $3.1)0 Ad.ili. Burdick. uf Hickory C«H- ivhcn Pat appeared on thft scene, and by Detroit ...... Grand Rapids. 2 good deal of persuasion, coupled with the exercise of some bodily strength, succeeded in reparating: the combat­ CITY of MEXICO Pullman Palace Bullet Sleeper MEXICO CITY Michigan Central EaIuusoo Ji Sagisi’s * j ' ! ; ; j 1 j j “ Ard I may reansst also secrecy.'’ to retain me ns his private physician? Was lie sufficiently wealthy toundulge j in such luxuries? His dress told noth■ iog on that score. He might have f been a thrifty, mechanic or a millionairc. “It is tuy wish»” he, went on, “first to travel, but not far, then to seek re­ tirement of the quietest. Once you told u friend, a friend”—he repeated the Word as if to emphasize it,—“<»f a place near the sea, solitary, remote. Is it not so?” “Yes, I remember,” said I, my Ujoughts flashing back to the conver­ sation on the last night, with Perez. “My health is precarious," he con­ tinued. “I wish to be not disturbed, |o be guarded from intrusion, as well as to receive ni»*dicni attention when I necessary.” ’ J “In other words,” I suggested, “you I wish me to accompany you to the spot you have mentioned, to remain with [you, and to see to it that you hare the - Cure Piles Pingree Shoe FOR MEN 2i£ PINGREE SHOE I WOMEN SILVER COIN . Frieixl, • ants. Next, morning the papers had scare From the h Mood , Battle Creek, SOOTH. 1 II ' There a g<>o<l utory toldMich. of Mrs. Ade-1 beads oVer press dispatches describing a I p. in I a. in i p. line Bnrdirk. <»r Hickory Corner-, Mich.. I great Indian outbreak, and the secre­ Chicago ............ ...1 Z4»| 7 3D| u .the little village n few mile* ilorth of thh I tary of the interior wired that forenoon you the city. The good noman l« now seventy­ for full details. A total dcnialxvas,of Grand Rapids. seven years nf age. A little over a year course, entered, and v.hm Pat-bad put Detroit azo she was taken with wh«r the dociors in tv o days in the gvrgd house as a txnstnr........ rallrd nervous prostration and was all run penally for h’s .’-..’Inrity.'the whole in­ Woodland tlnwji. hud very bad palpita&m of the cident was for’.DCt.n. Ncvcrhteless, Coals urate heart and 110 appetite. something Eke r Jit <’ rd weight of the HAsnxns..«........... • Then soon after, in January, she was privacy you desire.” taken with n bad attack of la erlppr and national rr h’rrr- :;t W:>*:higtOB con- fthnitx.................... »•►• “It is as yon have said.” ‘ corrcfTur dcnce re- Cloverdale v t when the malady was broken up fIk* wh« tair “You ask a speedy decision?" 9 F'l r. 1 y but a mere skeleton, and was an weak she lat.'::n ’’..i’jj i>a.r.toi j.ony.r-The De’tou Ml»o “Immediate.” I looked at him doubtfully, as well eotilrf liardly lift her fret fr<«m the floor Hot.-, Crtf *V. ... ...... ......... amt bail to be helped from tire tied. i .... .............. :—<r— <;n!l l.*KrtY.»ricvUk;.. | I might after receiving such a proposal, Their family paper, the Battle Creek No <>- :-a'lcm for Eo~r?c. • Kast (W»h-r l,v........... | M 5-»| *5 'nl lie gauged my thoughts, no doubt, for Moon. cmUainlng nn article relating the Tup-*rr *n th? tfi-.-i of a great Rlch'and JuncUoa...... I 0 **1 •'Ml ............... ft tr I in oni fi ><.; u he pressed me op the point where re­ 1 lire ot a similar ca«« l>y Dr. Williams’ family.*’ he : aril, the; dly. • Fink Pills for Fale People, her husimnd would be weakestd how forb«»aso sistance “You will be amply remunerated,” who had read of many other wonderful cr tf. :i great 1c reaches the said hr. “5Tay J ask the terms which cures by tlilx remedy, concluded to bai,e tur.ate I ■ trh“.?y« had family. will be agreeable, and which wdll suf­ ber tryhad it. nn fjiitJi in It aliicc U r brat of a high r She four loss in leaving the Tupper' tnedleai skill had been unsuccessful, llowdrugglBta or bv flee ,o "TV urned. ——' r city?” I ever she had takon but a few bnxre when mail ’ I .-Hv?" *Tbe Appearance of* tbe room might N.< c wfli w*It at Rlr’i’and Jucetloa ■ »!ll . r «. Van she began to f»ri better. Iler neighbors “To me i! srerrr ; v. u x-m rr-.. ’ have told him how little that Joss would Send For Booklet. were astonished and would hardly believe Tupper be. ' More to test him than with any thely eyes when they fiw her around tbe ’ an Tt:-per it." W.H.HiUCc„ Detroit, Ukh. “Oh. I brow w well-defined idca as to the value of my h«u«i* again. 1: was such a remarkable * revelation to them that It did not rerin ! th.-.! family services. I said: Geu’l Manager. Gn’i F. & I A. thousand dollars a year, and true, and they could hardly believe that it wia possible for a woman In her eoudiJiuu 1 will U.cmc CXK» i, with an allowance for cios- w H Hlll If .. 1> both mother and child and leaves ber U condi­ tion more favorable to speedy recovery. “Stronger after than before couBnemeat” rishtMa hundred and atastf tb« «*ki -tobn aud Ir* Dtmaert. exet D. Waumtsn. at Dstrott, h T. Tappey ot thr muu cut or of tbe l«»t will of Fame! «-s»el . and Helen E Waters Known and worth the price for that alone. Colorado. Mile executrix of W4 Endorsed und recommended by midwives and Thoma# G. Watermao. cKceaMd. which aata asall Jadies who have used it. tignment wxa.on tbe Ffr»t day at June a. D Beware ot subaUtuus and imitations. eighteen hundred sod ninety^rr recorded in *ai<l RnrtMer* Offlce.tn Uber 32 of Moruoget. oa P»gv 375 upon which mortOMf there t# claimed to be duo ai the date of tot* notice, the •am of Three Hoodred and sixty five dollar# sad MBuit or proceeding# at law bavSent by Express or mail on receipt of price. ($363,001 ii>g been lo»tfluted at law io recover Un- tame Sl.OO per battle. Book “TO MOTHERS” or anj part 1 hereof, notice H therefore betrOy mailed free, containing voluntary testimonials. given, that on Tnewtay tbe »h day of August BRADFIELD BEGTLiTOD CO., ATLANTA, GA. next, at eleven o’ehcfc io tbe forenoon. I shall sell at public auction, to ttie btgbeat bidder, SOLD BT ALL DBCQGXSTS (sale to take place at tbe front door of the Court House, tn tbe city ot Has;log# that being tbe Klace where tbe Cfrcutt Court for Barrv county > held), the premise# cescribed In »aid mortoue. (ur !»o much Ibert-af aw shall re necessary tu»atiafv tbe amount due on such Mortgage, with •even ner cent, intere#: and legal costs, together with an auorrey fee of Fifteen Dolla'-s provided for by statute*, that la to say. the folkHTtng piece or parcel of laud, viz: Tbe South West quarter of tbe bouth Wot West quarter of Section Twenty-two (21 io TownsnlpTwn 121 North, Range Ten Ho] West, In tbe County ol Harry and State ot Michigan, eontalnlnx forty acre# more or leas. Dated Kajamazoo May ss. 1M<. CAMJRtOX D. WatKKXAX. Ekxkst T.Tawkv. Executor. HKCKX E. Watkbuan, Executrix. Assignees of Mortgagees J. D. Bvnxs. Attorney for Assignees . *:Sb THE PINGREE SHOE FOR BOYS and GIRLS From SI 50 to $3.00| SILVER COIN. All the latest styles of Lasts nod Patterns. Our line is up-to-date. . I . 05060016-------- J Dr. Handy’s Pile Cure sore spot. The altove Mamp b mo ded In the rub­ ber of al) “Neverslip” Winter and Bicycle Shops FOK MALIC BY IN. H. SFLNGE. HASTINGS. ■ ", �stings Banner. Thunday, Aug. 6. 1896. MARSHALL L COCK Editor. TO* HASTINGS MKX.. FOSTOFFICJC, AU«U*T 14. 1F79. nation for Pmsec’.or at the hands of popo:ratic party—« motley organisation composed of populists, and tbe democratic party which John Dennis gave to the popuHsta a few days ago, together with a few disappointed republicans who wouldn t mind holding an office. The political star of W. O. Lowden commened to wane rap­ idly when be commenced to juggle with polities and flop from one party to another in search of office. We believe that Mr. Walker has made a mistake, but whether he has or not be should recover from two delusions before be joins any party, first that “he had the nomination for Prosecut­ ing Attorney in his grasp,” and second, “that be was drummed out of tbe repub­ lican party.” During the past quarter of a century millions aud millions of dollars have been expended in building up the great woolen industries in the eastern slates, in which ti^pusands'and thousands of laboring men were given steady employment. In Phila­ delphia especially‘were the woolen mills, plenty and prosperous. Joseph Brady,the foreman of the-earding department at the FUR PRESIDENT. Wool Boot factory, spent his whole youth WILLIAM MCKINLEY, In the mills of the Quaker City. In the of Ohio. manufacturing district In which he worked FOR VICE PRESIDENT. t lere are nearly 300 woolen mills. They (IARRET A. HOBART. were all running full blast up to the veryhour the democratic party came in power. Doubt, uncertaluty, and democracy have OUR FINANCIAL PLANKTbe republlrMb party l» unreservedly for combined to.get In their deadly work and noun<l money. It caused the eiiRctmeut of j out of the three hundred factories, but 18 the law providing tor the resumption of are now running. Following is a copy of a letter..recently received by Mr. Brady dollar ha* been an good a* gold. from a friend in Philadelphia touching ineMKure calculated to drbMM our curren­ .this matter:— cy or linpnlr the credit of our country. We • s Philai»ki.phia, July 8, 1896. ure, therefore, opposed to the free coinage of silver except by international agree­ My Dear -Friend, Since 1 last saw you, a short time ago, ment with the leading commercial nation* of the world, which we pledge ourselves our millghas been shut down and probably to promote, aud until Much agreement will not start again. The whole district, can be obtained, the existing gold standard the place of your birth, Is at a standstill mutt be preserved. All our silver and paper currency mn»t be maintained at and many millions of dollars Invested in our factories are Idle, and laboring men UTM dexlgued tn maintain Inviolably the hive nothing to do but walk the streeLand obligation* of the Vnlted Stajee and al this is a hard job for a man not In that present ataudard, the standard of the moat profession. Philadelphia Is a “City of Homes” as well as large woolen manu­ enlightened nations of the earth. facturing institutions of all kinds. It lias taken a large amount of capital, and years of bard labor to establish these institu­ tions to meet the wants of the American people. . The . greatest question now Is DRUMMEDOUTOF THE G. O. P. “Can our factories run under the present law?” 1 think 1 can safely say nu. We For Relieving in Free Silver at the Ratio must have the original old time McKinley law. The present condition has been “Mr. Nick M. Bradley of this city re­ caused by a lack of confidence and loss of ceived a letter tbe other day which Is too our markets to foreigners. It seems to good to keep from the public. It is from me that the money question ought to be a young gentleman who was bls room­ let alone at present. I*et us get tbe mate when they were student* at Ann main evil out of the way first We should Arbor University,and reads as follows:” restore confidence and get our idle mills . Hastings. Mich.. July 22. ’9G started, and all commercial interests will NIckM. Brapley, Warrensburg, Mo. My dear Bradley—I thought 1 must write you to let you fall in line. We should legislate In tbe know 1 am slumping my county for silver at 16 future with due regard to the experience to 1. You used to talk that rot (?) to me when we were tn Ann Arbor, but I could not see it by of tbe past four years. The inboring a long ways However. I now see k as plain as day. I b»d the nomination for prosecuting at classes of this city now appreciate more toniey almost In my grasp when my party- was than ever the value and absolute necessi­ delivered body and breeches to the gold people atbt. Louts. ty of protection, which kept our mills I was muni as an oyster for a few days, but finally was obliged to speak'my convictions and humming and labor employed. We now of course wan promptly drummed out of the Re- appreciate what has closed our factories, Kblican eamp. T promptly tendered my sen s to tbe cause of silver, and shall continue In and next November we are going to vote tbe good work till polls close. Yours truly, to restore the old order of things and vote Fbki> W. Walkeb. Tbe above clipping was taken from a for McKinley and protection. Yours Very truly, Warrensburg. Missouri, paper, iffirvery Rational Republican Ticket. EW. WALKER HEARD FROM evident that the letter wasn’t written for publication. Had it been we are very . confident that the phraseology would have been very much changed. Tbe knowledge that Mr. Walker “had the nomination for Prosecuting Attorney almost in bls grasp” will be very startling Information to the republicans of this county. There are a good many republi­ cans who think that it was because he “didn’t have the nomination for Prose­ cuting Attorney in his grasp,” and tbe show was poor for getting IL rather than from any conscientious scruples on the currency question, that he left tbe repub­ lican party. And* then Mr. Walker says be was “drummed out of tbe republican camp.” This would indicate that there was some noise and stir when be left, and more or less commotion. We remember reading nothing about this musical accompaniment, and after diligent Inquiry we have been able to find no one who witnessed it, or knew anything about It, and Indeed no one knew that he had left, This may seem strange, but it is true. So If Mr. Walker was “drummed out,” he simply I: ‘ MONEY u. «.>- HOW TO PAY OLD DEBT* AND GET RICH EASILY. SOME SAFE DETS THAT“PANIC” BLUFF ““ 1W2,‘ on Mart* 1, tt»e net earoiDr Haavy LOMM at Tort Bank. Under Democracy. Loom StandpointMan a Metal -Ill*atr*tton of tbe ■ - From Financial Craxe Craak’x Standpoint That Count In Money. The threat used by certain politicians Fnd democratic papers to create a finan­ cial panic, for the purpose of defeating the romtootion ot Mr. McKluiey, wa. taken with too mueb aertoonaneM. wo doubt tbe threat waa made In tbe beat oL anger and disappointment. But when ita effect la nmljxed It appebtu rldieuloua. I ie the flrat place It mu.t be reroemliered that all the talk agulnat Mr. Mo-, Kinley originated and exlBted only in । tbe column, of a few democratic new.paper, nnd in the mind, of a hnndful of disgruntled republican*. Tbe latter are recovering, no w, need not tj-orry further"about Aa to the -demo-<. ix,.n. and further about them. ---------------cratic papers it is well known that they .K.isttM.KS were simply trying to divert attention )M6 tram the Ignominious muddle that ex- , ...EBS.IM.WI tney w lets In toelr own party. Therein they 1 Depoafta. .F.U22.500.00C It is Hept. t>. 18M.. were temporarily successful too. It.™ only necessary to turn back to the flies Feb. 2N. IFW.. . | IZ74.407.U1 of these very papers, for 1892. to re- Loss In 1896 RVlb to Capital fresh our memories upon all the won- ; Netl jaarnir*Earnings aad Surplus. JSl.W.OSO 178 per cent derful good things they promised the March 1 1«2F’ ' ; t/. • . .. nf . 23.4M.67L f.57 per cent people'!» in the event of XI the election ofn*a B«P»- >• — democratic <»«*»**•••••-administration. complete ciemocrunu —•— Decrease. 1SM....H0.SM.41S J 1.21 per cent __ * . . n ~>^nal 14 a tn a'.one, independently ot all nations, sud Then their fight was r__ for 41. tbe repeal rtf of It upomc items 1<I1 idle to civp give ILa moment a concm prove*by tbe best authorities obtain­ the McKinley tariff, concerning which sideration to tbe idea thatsany l^nk able that such a policy on the part of tbe they printed falsehood after falsehood, presidents ever contemplated the ereUnited States will “raise prices.” .“put They promised cheaper goods, more atlon of a financial panic for the pur: work, higher wages and lower taxes, pose of “downing” Mr. McKinley, when money in circulation,” and give tbe “hon­ These alluring baits carried the people, they know that their best business inest debtor a cbance to pay his debts.” The authority naked for was given to teresta desired, nnd needed, his electhereby making the whole country pros­ tbe democratic party; Tbe .McKinley tion with a restoration of McKinleyperous. r tariff was repealed and the Wilson ism. Now. In' the first place, it may be urged, monstrosity has reigned in ita Stead. 1 In tbe foregoing review we have i made no reference to the amount of by some “who do not understand the sub­ But with wbat reaultal It is true that tbe prices of farm the losses of national banks through ject of standard of value” that a free coin­ unprecedented number of “ . . . large age act for Iron would not raise Its price products have beeh cheapened, but, the to a ratio 16 to 1 with gold. To them 1 , there hai been less work for the people, manufacturing failures that hove late­ ly occurred because of the (Operation lower wages and higher taxes. Tbe reply that “the stamp uf this government” | ot the democratic tariff. ItJs an open and the “legal tender qualities” of the ‘ national revenue bad ' been . in sore secret that tbe &anks of itew Y’ork Ftralts as well as the revenue of the iron dollar would instantly make tbe tiul-1 individual. The very character of the city alone hpve written off to profit lion value of pig iron the same as the mint tariff bill passed by the democrats and loas. no less a sum than’$2.000.(XK> value. “For who would part with an j differed so widely from the kind of of loans to concerns that have failed ounce of this precious metal for anything measure that had been promised, rrte-, and from which they never'expect to that less than the mint value?” (Stewarljones ft was stigmatized aa ••party perfidy realize one solitary cent. Mare McKinand party dishonor” by the democratic leyism is needed by the l>anks of the and Bryan.) Again, it may be urged that our mints president, and ns a “rag bag produc- country, not less. Hence tlxe nomina­ tion” by the democratic, senator, Mr. ' tion of William McKinley fo^ president would be overcrowded with pig iron. 1 Hill, of New York state! The demo- of the United States, reply “that the price of pig Iron having cratic press dare not face a discussion ( ' BUCKLAND. ... .. . CHARLES R been raised from $7.50 a tou to a ratio of of the tariff question, ao it occupied it- ! Editor American Economist 16 to 1 with gold the world ever, no one self in Id reviling the roost prominent „ifU.4—swould especially care to carry it to the candidate for the republican presides- I ilflwHwffU nwoUUl OJ ndUfflll WMal, WltrksiH is Foreign Countries mints, since the mint price could be ob* tial nomination, because flt knew that | txined anywhere in the open market," his election will eradicate every free ! trade idea from the country during the (Atlanta Constitution.) generation. , ■ Next, It may be urged that gold and present The democratic threat! to create a silver would go out of circuiation. 1 -re­ financial panic was a- deliberate act of ply, first, “This is a mere assumption of cowardice. That it waa eher seriously the tools of tire money power which they sustained by one solitary bank presicannot verify, (Atlanta Constitution), ■ dent, be he republican or democrat, wc second. “Suppose gold and silver ’do go I can hardly credit. Who would be the out or elreulalion. la there not plenty ot 1 grealeat sufferer by a Inanriol panic? pig Iron to lake their place ami give the Tbe banker, theroselven. ttank prertpeople plenty of money?" (Bryan): and | «Me4onicer, apth.ro. ..Such an aMUt.pt.ou te.aea the Idea | « “ ““Xtettrte mo“ Th j following application of tbe rrtt coinage arguments to pig iron constitutes one of the best illustrations of tbe finan­ cial craze we have yet seen, and it shows that from a crank’s standpoint that value is of no account In money, while cheap­ ness aud bulk are all-important. It brings out very clearly the fact that tbe silver arguments can be used with equal force as applied to iron or any other product In which the people are Interested: A. P. Hull (Dem.) of Atlanta, Ga., says. 1 accept tbe arguments ot the advocates ot silver and agree with their remedy as far as it goes. However, it does not go tar enough. Let us bave plenty ot reme­ dy—in fact, enough to make debt and poverty things of the past—relics of the dark ages. 1 am in favor of the free and unlimited coinage of or pig Iron iron at the me ratio reuo of oi J5t01 with go,d by tbe United Sum. of Cktqlatmg medium and standard of | the atld dei>osilors. An . value, that gold and sliver would still be ■ attempt to create a j«inie would be a potential money metals, though not ju cit-, deliberate miemanngexiFcnt of the trust culatiun, and would tynil their help toward ’ reposed in a presklent, and it would raising prices and cause general prosper- • speedily result in liis .dismissal. No ity ” (Crisp ) i tjank president would vver be permit­ Then, again. It may be urged again.: I *“>• b>' “ “-Jorily of bin board of dl.a i , . , . .. i rectors, to piny ducks and drakes with the pig Iron ataudard of value.tbat wun . (helr w(tb tbgI 0{(bed would nu; tlae Iu proportion to price.. ; !u>nu It woa|d mcr. The reply la, "Wagea would be compelled jting tbe aevereat pnniabtnent, and any to rise, since no mau would be fool enough ' democratic paper that lends itself Protection, prosperity and McKinley for to work for SI a day who could make 32.- thereto Is particepa criminis, nnd mor000 per day by picking up rusty nails and a^y» °®A ’eK*Jbr» guilty, President If old horseshoes aud carrying them to ibe * bank presidents, bunk -directors and bank stockholders would careful­ Again fusion is to be thrust down the mint fur coinage.” (Hull.) ' ly consider the condition of their banks throat of every man who likes to vote for Tbe “crime of demonetizing plglron ' when tbe McKinley tariff was in force. principles. took place a bo at 2,200 years axw when oer- I aud compare it with their business of tain “goldolators” and -silveriles”. iu or I to-day, we have no hesitation in sayMany important industries are unde­ veloped in this country, and much of our wealth goes abroad, because of inadequate protection at home. If McKinley is elected an international ratio will be secured forsilver, which will deprive that metal of Its tendencies to con­ stant fluctuation. It is the only safe and sure way to coin silver. . Democrats don’t talk free trade any more—it would lose them votes If they did, so something new must be tried. Something new in tbe experimental line must be tried, so free silver was bit upon. Free trade Is all right In theory, but it causes untold misery wherever it Has been tried. Free silver is all right for silver drummed himself out, and on that oc­ mine owners, bnt those countries that have casion his drum must have been either Il are lowest down In tbe scale of civiliza­ heavily mufied.or else he bad one of those tion. 16 to 1 drums—-16 imaginations to 1 fact. There certainly will be fusion In Barry This species of a drum has never yet been seen, there’s nothing to it, but to some County because John Dennis said that he . people it evidently makes a very loud would give the democratic party over to noise. So we believe that Mr. Walker tbe sll v erites. Is the democratic party must have mistaken a “roaring In bis owned by Johh? Well we guess he will bead" for being drammed out of the re­ find sit? : publican party. Have you observed that democratic ora­ Mr. Walker is a young man. a lawyer. He has sought and held office under tbe tors are not talking free trade? Protection is tbe greatest Issue before tbe people. It the republican party several times, and by tbe grace of a republican Mayor and Com­ Is absolutely necessary to this country and mon Council bolds the office of City At­ without It we cannot hope to prosper. torney. Evidently "he has become so ex­ Free silver means more experimenting, a cited over dramming himself out of tbe continued.pante, low prices, a 50 cent dol­ republican party that he’s forgotten to re­ lar, and labor paid in that depreciated cur­ sign this office—probably just a little over­ rency. sight Tariff for protection always gave the It is true that he was one of the aspir­ ants for ProMcuting Attorney on the re best market i»r tbe world—our home mar­ ket When we had it our laborers were publican ticket, an.. aspired up until wltbwell employed at good wages. Under publleaua who think that Mr. Walker’. tariff for revenue our home markets were destroyed, and we are allowing foreigners to fix prlees upon aisoafactureJ goods sent us and also to fix priem on produce tarn the Promised ----- ..land — —_be as allowed io kuk al it but couldn’t get In there. sent tnem. of aD tbe national banks in the United gmounted to $34361,008. September 1, rf half earnings had been only $233M.0?l. •!xnostlll.000,000 lees than in JWk. Does thia look as if MeKinleyism had been bad thing for the bankers? In IfipS tbe ratio of earnings to capital and rarplus was 3.78 per cent Last year it waa only ?-5? per «ot, a drop of IJtl per cent under Wllsonlsm. Now let us put these few figures briefly together for the sober reflection of bank presidents who we re‘reported si ----------- ------------------_ . . _______ threatening to create a ffnanclal panic Ijel them declde whether MeKInleylaic waa rach a bed thing for the .tech­ yloh!er« wboee money they u»e end care {or whore aervanta they are: Burtaeto of th. Country, Jw. to April 1g , n.tSnt^BO Silver ia now worth about fin ounce. Tbe mi ver bullion in . k worth .bout M ‘ ’ prMv of * ‘With. ConflTwmn.u R. p. Bland, h. ..'ExWorld of July 1, 1896. *’ H you have a n.igbb.w „h. Btand la a great Btateamun, auB wlllin, to backbi. opinion . :lh nnd who would have anything to after Ito^g through th, < > cyclone, here an w>m, of the rertreu aafe beta you ran make Wm, ’ Firat—That free coinag, „ouU ,h,‘ priw- °! ''Ire, ta one dollar per aunre. (Y«o ,.M. “ any number of yearn, but woj to wait longer liefore the w .. bc'wtHrd.). COuW Second—T*hat the prio qLsijrerwili be lower one year after dim: I..... one year before the pawagt- of a fr •; - -inageacL Third—That the price t»f h be lew. than So cent, jw-q free coinage act ha» l«.p i„ mrmthr months rar or #■*... one year. . wh_ ' . Fourth—That' ut no t „ ittin year after free eotmurr al.iM.-enu,—, htui heoonu- a low will th,. Anr rieanm. ter dollar be worth a. mu. h m.7s ter cent, of the value of ,!,. Anl.rteanraid dollar. If you cannot get even U-t.. ^iveodds. The price of silver is detrrn”u«j main­ ly by the coat of gnxfr -; ,n. AJ1 silver the world can ukecari be produced nt Ires than 75 und probnbly 70 cents per ounce- No kgi\lation can raise, except for a.short time, the price of silver. It bi to hoped tlmt we wilt never be,farced to moke thi- foolish fire coinage experiment, but if we do we should, if we can find taken., re^up rome of our certain Iokw by bettingen the inevitable. Whrr* It’ Would Un, To tbe warning of the true liirreialliata that free silver coinage a! sixteen to one by this government alone would drive gold out of use as money aud ed cause a disastrous eon traction shallow critics kneeringly ask: “Where would the gold go to?” . It would go where’it v. ent during war time—cither abroad nr into hiding or into vaults as a commodity fori specu­ lative gambling. It would go where gold hds gone in every free coinagt* country in the world —out of sight or ns ihe rewrre for bonks. Gold is now Tn general u«a as cur­ rency in the Pacific states. Il is h-Jd by the government and by banks in all ports of the country as a reserve'to sus­ tain the circulation of grecnbucks and treasury notes and io .maintain the bank credits. It scn\F prfectly its function as money. WlKn it goes ton pcrlnitirr.. it w ill no long-rdh't^iA Free coinage means silver muhcQMtallism:— N. Y. World. A rrtfuct -n of Stimulates importation lion takes tbe plare o ought to be made in Am-riri l»> Amcil- ‘ can labor. E.;ery hnpnr:nj»<,n ... p-.his into tbif country'ueat> giving i.» to that eignrr work an.i paid to American fab»r. Th: be drnidtbby actual req• lH*n struck m» a farm iu Lrioy man-Up. hsm county while diggyic a <ii: X coal I* "just below the *-urface. MICHIGAN CENTRAL EXCURSIONS ) th 4 tht DMT For the above occa-lou the M. C- will sell excursion tickets JulyAcuusl 18. 20 add 37 at our and »»>e i-ld nrs] It is not, perhaps, generally known class lim|ltrd fare fbr the round.hip. (.cod that the wool industry of America is to retnni unii!-September l-t intlu-'ve. l»eihg seriously threatened, not only Children half fare. from the rapid Increase in the produc­ tion of sheep in the Argentine. Republic, Australia, Canada and some European Union, BlRKhnBitou. N V . Auk. countries, but also in China. Twentyfve years ago there were doi imports ----------------------w of China wools. *„ For IIn* above occasion the Mir’u Cen­ into thia country In :a70 there were 9.016 pounds of China tral will *e>l excursion llekris to Bingham* wool Imported, of the value of but 81,- ton N. T and return at nnr first class limited fare tor the round trip. Dat-? of ?12. the import price per pound then be­ ing 10.45 cenW: whereas in tbe present sale Aug. 17 and 18. Return limit Aug. 21st and 32nd. ?car (1695) tbe imports of China wool have reached 20.089,418 pounds, of tbe value of 81.690.414. tbe Import price per found being 5.15 cents. Thia China Mich. Central will on Aug. < ’» «“ wool, moreover, baa been demonstrated A one way low rate (or point. in rtie to be equal to our low grade of merino Coll or ticket office tor further infotuwwool.-Hon. John H. Mltehel), United Uon. States Senator, of Oregon. ChlMM Wool Ccmpetltta*. der to Increase the purchasing puwer of Ing that their unanimous verdict will their illgutteu wesllh, secretly, jmd like ! be that a restoration o«f the McKin“tbleves in the night,” got the demoneti-1 ley era of* prosperity is wry much to be zation act passed repealing the good old desired. Tbe financial situation calls upon bankers to support the nomina­ free coinage act of Lycurgus. “To-day tion of Mr. McKinley, not to allow China is the only country un earth honest spleen and bad judgment to control enough to coin iron, and there tbe happy their more mature buaisrea judgment. laborer can carry home the wages of his Bankers bave large sums of money to honest toil in a wheelbarroat.” (Atlanta lend, not to keep Idle, and they know *'* “* they now• v-— a plethora * -•• that have of •idle Constitution.) . A ruinous fall in price followed tbe de­ money, tor which there it no demand. In 1892. on September 30, tbe national monetization of Iron and has continued for banka of the United States had R2.153,upwards of 2,200 years. 1 bave calculated 498.829 of money out on loan and dis­ the losses entailed upon the honest people count that waa earning interest. of this world by that ruthless act, but the This year, on February 28, their loans figures are so euorm >us 1 fear a revolution and discounts amounted only to 11.951.will ensue if the people learn bow greatly U4.782, or ttOO.OOOJXK) leas than in the they bave been robbed. But facts gje McKinley tariff year. The aarnlngaand facts, and the best way to right a wrung Is proflu of tbe national banks can­ they to meet it squarely. That loas is Hl.OOO,- not be as aa titfactcry aa 000,000,000,600.” (Coius Financial School.) were -in 1.W2, .and ,theyare even Tariff >a paramount' with repoblteV»s satiafactory to-day thanUey were " In conclusion, 1 Insist that the free coin­ last February. Why? Becauae mere ana.—N, Y. Timex. Tbla wa. toe oooeluMon toat a New age of pig iron will do everything that la nf our induatriee ere idle, owing to York free-trade paper baa arrived at claimed for silver, and Infinitely more. ike democratic ta riff. la 1992, on September 30, before tbe otter Inveatlgattar, torongb Ita eorTbe people will be rich and prosperous. reapoadenta, toe political Mt nation “in Tbe onee poor man can pay bis debts with •lection of a complete democratic ad­ ministration, the u mon nt of money on -very .tele In toe union." Tbe reporta his old stove. Hallroads can declare di­ deposit lt> the national bank* of too 'TY'J U>r« U“ree entire pageanltbe pagea ot tbe vidends on old ra is and wornout rolling Vetted States waa StotlMaooo. Thia .tetai ^,,.htI"°o?d ,***' elate, that: “Inquiry aa’toMcilniepi stock. Tbe small boy can pick up old year, cd February 28, It was only |1,nails and horseshoes enough io support 648.092.809. or 8375,000.000 leas than Hrenptb abowe tbe financial laane te his family. In fine,poverty awd debt can ta the McKinley tariff year. With ton .14, red lean Important." We are na longer exist ■o much leas money at their disposal glad to reoelva from a free trade aonree tbe national banka bave not tbe op­ this confirmation of our leachings of protection. Four years ago Hob. T. E. Barkwqrtb, portunity for earning, st transacting such a profitable busineaa, as they pooof Jackson, was parading up and down the •eaaed in 1802. Then money wailn state telling the farmers that all ailed Tbla la a aample demand. Why? Because our,Indosthem was because they didn’t have free Iriea were in active operation oe ac­ trade. Through his eloquence#and fine count of tbe McKinley tariff. During fully submit spun theories, many farmers voted to ex­ the first four months ot 1892, tbe vol­ to the democratic periment with free trade. Four years of ume of buaineos transacted throngbnnt th. party, fittingly ex­ deadly experience ought to teach a com­ pressive of their mon mortal whether he can trust that free trade kiss*. •A3.BT9.840. Durtug tbe flrwt four Mme party to do four years more of experimentlng. the experiment of free looottte Of the pretest 7Mr it enreFBted ooiy B17.0M.SM.04l, a lo» of trade has made a change uf Si2.000,000 BTOSUn of bnataou Ip onlj ooe-third every month In the revering of this coun­ »t 1M1 year. Thi. la ----------- moot eerlone tniernrpuon. try. God only kaows what would become “t»r. AM why flon IMa eootiUon of as if we should go to experimenting exlatt Deeauae of the . democratic but that bu been at toe rate of with Ibe free coinage of silver. total production. Uu. th. tKWXJOO a day len this rear than in For the .bore toraalon the Mich <>► ini will Mil eieunion ticket, «t onf> w* claw limited tare tor U>e round trip. >»“ ot aa>e Allg. and St. Return limit AW sorb. • KolgSit. «f FvtMtaa »«"*• e,,t* land. Ohio, Aagu»t S3 to^O. For the above occasion the M. ’C.* wUI •HI eirurslon tickets August 22. 2 -4J® 34 at one fare for tbe round trip. <■ dren half fare. Return limited Ai-r«» 31st inclusive. For the abort oeeaalon Hw tel will Mil oeutelon ticket. al ore »» elaaa limited tare tor tbe rouml .dp. P’" •2.00. Children halt tore. Datrtol »•“ A«. S And <1. Limited to Mura AJf. and 23 only. B.aM.BUl’.WIM Wr.t ° Bftuib Rtd.r. of«h« Worl<M>"i,AI“r ■or the above ocea>lou th» XM;- <*•” tral will tell excot.lon ticket. : -v per mile In rach direction tor lev trip, plus 30c. tor admlwlon. < 1"“L Rehalf fare. Date ot sale Aur. !tnnA. C. ’FKtLonh taming same day. Ag‘- �Hasting- Banner. During tbe elrcMc.1 storm Tors*,, morning lightning Bruck the CHyYtaZk * 'Thursday, Aug. 8, 1896. building the shook being plainly felt t* the people in the poBofflee, and other part, ot the Mock, The building was ^UMc.perbbLatR.K. Groot', eleblacken, e It was struck and the wirea/n inlty were injured. . a"r««nts. b.ri.11 rmlltp, w R. COOK. 1^**1 Editor. a Word of Explanation^© the Public During the months of May and Inne 1 advertised a moving sale of mv stock of drugs, wall paper ' Advertised to move about July tst. As 1 did not move at ,he-t:...eadvertised, I have been accused of having a fake sale, and deceiving the public. To show to the p. . - of Barry County that 1 was i. •"t in my intentions and ,mended,to do as I advertised, 1 publish : following notice served on ji-ebv the man that signed a fOntrJ-:'A:: ■ ■ to sell his _stock nl rent me his store. . 1.. Hi tut, Sib,— Ye:: will please take notice thai’lbi'.i decided not to sell to . i t v stock of gopds situated on the k :t'.:'’’ide of- State street, Hastings. Mich., and now owned and -arrisJ l.vnie in my business 3,id have decided’not to lease you tiding ..and fixturesh sail! stoic under the t{rait.; :::• agreement and contract : and agreement to lease en­ tered tc between us on the 17th da-. d ptii . Dated 11 astihgs. Mich.. July 3, Win.v.f H. Gooiivc.ar •p, Th -.uion’of Mr. Goodyear alette kept' from doing as I ad­ vertiser. . ’• i sm L. Heath', • I he Druggist. Edwin Mason, of Richland.now In hla Bfitb IuSrke“rb,'llt'‘,bMlM fear, helped raise and cover It, and also helped Mr. Parker hsrvc.t tbe first crop PhuJo'‘r»?hebeMS5 wnt ,e* «> of wheat raised In the county, and put the * hill ips <t Erb. same In the barn .A Teachers, don't fall to read tbe school column this week. The new band made Its Initial appear­ You can get salt for 65 cents a barren ance Saturday and furnished remarkaby at Phillip, 4 Erbs. good music considering they had bad but Busby Bros, can give you tbe latest stylo llttld time to practice. Band concerts (if hair co will be given every Saturday evening . Quite a number took In the TO eent egwhen the weather is good. Tbe band baa twelve members:. Or. C. H. Barber. B. P. curslon to Grand Rapids Tuesday. A complete Hue ot all the latest styles Seward. Al H. Weber, Homer Warner, Chas. Warner, Fred Spaulding, Frank De­ of Frames at the Christmas studio. Coursey, I-ee Walker, Henry Smith, Mr Frank Brooks’ elevator was broken Into Burman, J. L. Maus. Walter FltrSIm- one night last week and some oats taken. mous. A ticket orr tbe wheel with every purc.rase at McPmber Bros, shoe and jewelry Prof. Eugene Davenport.of the Univers­ store. ity of Illinois, who h visiting relslives There's nothing In the market tlial com­ near Woodland at present has crasented pares with that >S cent tea it- Phillips’* to be preseitt at Ihe Y. M. R. C. nuellng Erbs. Try it. Saturday, and speak concerning money Blds fora sewer to the school honse.aod In B.ar'l In which country lie was , resi­ on Park street will be received by tbe dent a few years ago. He will have no cointufjn couhcO; • , fid speech for the occasion, but will talk of hand, and with our knowledge speaker's ability, we are sure It will terertlng and Instructive. Good sp •akera will make short addresses. zil baa a depreciated money and Drvenpon will talk concerning It. Have you seen those beautiful bronze of the be In- eloeka that McOinber Bros, are going to give to their customers? local A full line uf Maloney Bros, shoes for Bra­ Prof. -children ami Misses conceded to be the best shoe made at McOmber Bros. The K. of P. ball game between the. Hastings and Jackson Knights passed off finely Thursday afternoon, the home team Vi'-yl ;■:< arrived -from Grand coming off victorious as usual, by a score that Pingree was nominated of 10 to 0. The special feature of the ot; the 4th. ballot, game was the parade, iu which all the wild :1 ; vote*. Necessary animals and sluffed animals In tlie city Wire pressed Into service. Tbe fguious for •hnic- HZ. • Cartet Snake” captured by S’r Kuigbt l> -ft th.v. the K •niib’Jcan euunty GreuseU was on exhibition in a glass case,, cofi.-ntib!!. tor : .*• purple of Dominating and attracted much attention. The Jack­ coin y oflic -r- wtb• held Thursday Aug. son Knights were a gentlemanly lot of 20 h. > •’) i iu you caucus nntires fellows, and went away sounding the pral.-es of Hastings hospi'aHtv ju-t rs '*• i.ii ar :tr;t< tuVe been in the city tv fry one does who has a c tance to par­ lhi< ami -.oi’ie very tine plans, have take of it. i->" th- ?"iy hall. None of thr' jw. >•» a •--pted until next week. A Young Man's Republican Club was organized In the city last Friday evening I: wa- fditr-a siguitieent fact Saturday at the opera house. Hon. Jas. A. Sweetba: nearly h- many McKinley buttons zey and W. W. Potter were present and were sold by the small boys, as on the Sat­ made addresses which aroused consider­ urday befoty at the McKinley A Hobart able enthusiasm. The hotel was decorat­ ra!y. ed under the supervision of Jos. Brady, The apple dryer, owned by Richard and E. G. Holbrook, with tl tgs and a big Murray and others was bunted to the banner and presented a fine appearance. pound Thursday morning. We under­ Dr. Lathrop was chairman fo; the even­ Satur­ stand there wa« no insurance. The fire ing and C. H. Osborn, secretary. day a I ternooa there will ba speaking at w.*s of inceiidiary origin. the open house under tne auspices uf tne The funeral of Mrs. Ella Young, wife club, by Prof. Eugene Davenport, of Ill­ in the evening of Ed. Youfig, of Hope, who died Monday, inois, and local speakers, was held from the Catholic church Wed- ■ permanent organization will be effected ud olUwn elected. Tne club elnrody" Msday morning. Fr. O'Brian, of Kalama­ hu ■ membership of over 10J, aid will zoo officiating. make IU Influence felt during the camThe Republican county convention for ' P»IP>. ________________ __ the purpo.4 of nominating county officers The popoerat rally passed ofl Stturday. will be held in this city Thursday Auk. toff In P.tket’s hall. Read the eall IB with about the Mme crowd »s was proent th,» issue and ‘end ctueus notices to tbe at the republclan rally tbe week before, although tbe diver people predicted the B.Xxkll at once. ’— biggest crowd ever wen In Hasting,in a recent issue the Baxxeb said that They can thank their »lars tor the rain In Ou, Johnson pitched a catne ot ball IB tbe morning m It left the field. In ,uch • Musaegon on Sunday. This was an error condition that tanners didn't have any­ •'Id injustice to Mr. Johnson we are glad ' thing else to do but ooms to town. ,'”rTWI it. He pitched the game on1 Hoa. Tbos. Bsrkwortb. of Jackson, who Bs’.crday instead ot Sunday. four years ago, was ,Wmpln; the stele, telling the people bow free trade would While the people In Ibis section ot tbe Mve the nation, and bring but price* tot •'ate are la-inj blessed with so many co- terann produce, was tbe leading light ot bluus showers this summer. It seems the day. only this Ume be talked bow free siranje to read that In the northern part ot aUver would do the Mine thing. He evF Ihe slate, forest fires are doing great dam- dently forgot all about his former free are and no rain has been had tor many trade theme aa It was not touched up­ week,. on. ___________________ Monday evening tblrty-fiae ot tbe Cail Weber, of this city, and E. A. Mends of Tuneas Sage gathered at bls home in the second ward to help him cele- Mnroes, uf Detroit, have again won fate »i»'.e hi. fiftieth birthday. They arrived and fortune on their landrm. this time *t Grand Rapids, where they captured the a 'rmrorary absence ot Mr. Sage's ■ot all enjoyed his Surprise when he “whole thing.” winning easily from thvlr Ibundw large a company. A p eaaant nearest competitors Jaoobs and Thayer. •Venina w4. passed, one ot the most en­ thelaUer a professional rider. They msde joyable feature, ot which was tbe lelle- tbe mile race In IOC which ru“*Is u,e 1°"' 'upper server. Henry Roe, of Nashville, has purchased ■e> Cassady's Interest In the lower meat r «• Mr. Itoe la the supervisor from vastleton. and nn all round bustler. He “ eon*l“cte,l a market In Nashville toe -enrs With great success, and will without ■ij> te* a material addition to the hn.lhe-s Interest, Of our city. Emmett Smith, “ • Ssbvwie, Is in cba-ge of the market at Present • ’ UMto BSjSp’t ss?*1- •* ~ By Order Cowm. t-rva. conn.CBm n. IPTbe terrific electrical storm ot Monday J.Xto HfOmWr Bl~ “0 dtetroyed one of tbe oldest landmarks In Barry Ccainty. tbe lightning striking the bam on the Bun Waite place near Milo, pi«ur' % Maple Grove. burning It .nd it. contents. The barn lo^iX”1' C0,,°t3' K,”’'nUM HsSSeXSt^R *p51OobUea$k°Mfu’ al tl*® was built Iu >SM by Amasa Parker, and °* y- R- Palmw on Thursday aueusi When the county conversion Is held in this city Aug. •-■Otb It is desired to com­ mence the subvention promptly at one o'clock sharp, or ever, a little before If possible, to allow those living In the south pvrt of the county to get home without LOCAL NEWS. leaving the convention before it la out. or • C1KCUMTI0N * compelling them to slay over till the next Tiiswees,' S7 quires. day: The convention is called for ten o’clock iu tbe fon«n<ion. Will the del»SerwrtUT. chantr? fur advertisements gates please be on hand by th it hour If must reach this «>fti Tuesdays at latest tG possible, and this will allow u« to com­ iwjtv iusertiun in the issue of the week mence our afternoon session promptly at when bcoiiiU:;. one o’clock. 'Harver (t>i;:i;s wx« raptured near Paw Paw :«•*: ant! is now in jail charged !;ur.4 stealing.' - Hear the speeches at the opera house Saturday afternoon under the auspices of the Ybung Mens' Republican Club. New Cider Mill and press complete. Capacity S barrells ’per day. Price S80.00 at Hastings Engine & Iron Works, Quite a good sized delegation from Has­ tings are in attendance at the state con­ vention at Grand Rapids this week. Until Aug. 15 you can buy any trimmed hat in my store for Si.99. Lou Feighneil Our Delton correspondent mentions the horrible death of Albert Bradley who committed suicide by jumping into a threshing machine. Burman & Marple .don't attempt to make ice cream witri skimmed miik. Pure cream Is used. Try their ice cream at 25 cents per quart. We are unloading to day a ear of barrel! salt extra fine cut. Good for butter. Come and-«l^ sample before you buy. R. 1. He.ni>eiwii6tt. 20 lb. Fine granulated sugar for. 31.00 with 1 lb. Japan ten. 50c., whole purchase 31.50. Geo. W. Landis ♦ Adv. of facts. It will pay joj to get a tailor to make your clothes. They are about as cheap, they wear belter and tht*y look much bet­ ter, because they are made tp fit you. Why don't you go to C. E. Lunn’s, the tailor’s, and leave your order. Mammoth Medium Crimson and Ahyke Clover seed. Timothy Red Top and Ken­ tucky Blue Grass seed. Just read—Grain Bags, Flour, Feed.'Wagons and Carriages Jfcetc at Hendershott’s, opposite Court Hated Maple Grove Aug, 4. )KC. Bv Ohobb or Comm. HaatlnxB Townihlp. The republicans ot Haatlne* tot •111 meet in caucus Saturday afternoon . - P m. at town hall for the aorpoae ... Met*anv*<rt^ibhcounty convention, and to tran* £2 *JJ* otht'r business aa may oome before the meetina. f BvOkdoiComm. brid That iw 3Kb « Uli ti de-* H ItM I________ „ the City of B >«tniga The fowaatiiM and wards will It etntwd >o delegates as f Uow.; Asayria-............................... g BaWmore ^ ... 5 Barry.. g Carlton CanlettWi.................... ............ .......................... U Hastings Twp >1 City i>t Ward 3 ’■ XHl • ............. 4 'Maple Grove........ ........................... t OraBievlIie ........................................... *......... s Prairievillee Rutland 4 Ttioroapple.................................................. ....It Woodland.. ;• Yankee Springs..... a Our Farmer Friends can get nice Forward caucus notices tp me Hastings Ba knax at <u>c—. Let eacn town be represent- printed Stationery at this office about jfo by a fall deHeatlon. as cheap as yoat can buy tbe paper and JohxG. .Naolkk, Wiu. r Cook. . Secr-ury Chairman Republican envelopes from the store* Dated Bastings Aug. 3, ’0«. Co.Comm. With yourself and see if you do not decide at once to have a new Gas­ oline Stove at tbe prices we are mak­ ing. A Gasoline Stove is one of the luxuries of a housewife's life: why should they be when yon can now get them at prices we are offering. It is a bonanza opportunity; be wise and take advantage of it. Yon will not get another such a chance. Note following prices that we make you. !t in the beet that any one can offer yon, for the name kind of stoves. They are the best. * ' r . . We Handle Nothing But The Best. 3 Burner Stove one like cut. Regular Price $22.00 to close out $15.00. i 25.00 '• ■ 4 Burner Dangler Surprise with oven “ 18.00. <4 3 '■ '• “ “ “ “ 22.00 “ 16.00. At ' 15.00 “ 3 " Step with oven - “ 10.00. 1 1 4 « 10.00 “ 7.00. 3 “ High stove “ I • j ' <t fi.00 " 4.00. 2 ........................ - “ 4.50 '' 3.00. 3 *' Junior “ Cl 2 o " ... “ 3.50 “ 2.00. 44 1 " " - 2.50 ‘ 4 1.75. All !irst clans pew stoves and guaranteed tio work perfectly. We also have few refrigerators to close out at cost aud less. • $20.0") Refrigerator now $15.00. 15.00 Refrigerator now 1’0.00. 11.00 Refrigerator now -7.50. Goodyear Bros. HoueF. Great closing out sale limited to 30 days A<signees closing out sale at less than cost Of the entire J. C. Farrell Clothing A Furnishing goods flock. Call »t once while the best bargains are there; ’ F. T. CoixsnovE. Assignee. S ore clothes are all made on the same general plan. They may fit you all right in oue place and give jou tbe “cold shoulder” In another. Tailor made clothes fit you. they look better and wear longer. Leave your orders at Lunn’s, the tailor’s. (Additional local on Fib page) WE WANT YOUR TRADE. We have invited you from time to time to come to u? for shoes, assuring you honest treatment We again extend you an invita­ tion to come in and in­ spect our late styles of shoes. We are show­ ing by far the largest and best assorted stock of shoes we have ever shown. world’s record for tandem raw In «>u>petltlon. Tbe two mile race wa, slw won by them, but was under the time limit: they were told by tbe judges It they would go against the third mile unpaced record flying start and break It. they would be allowed the two mile race. They made It Red Front in W »-5 eeeonds. breaking the world , Shoe Store. recorder 37 S-5 Moonds. so they now hold Ute world's record for one third mile tendm unpaeed.and h, ve equaled the world's reootd for mile tandem In competition. Woolley & Bronson. IS ' Oess ................ 11 K.droaab. » Van Buren F. ■: UiLaoH M. O. KonruANii Faaxkux Wblu* M. S. Kuu* J. O. RscaArr W. A. G^OBVAX ERROR. Errors, like straws, upon the surface flow; He who would search f'.r pearls must d ve below. O ERR in buying HARDWARE is an easy matter. Of times glaring inducements are,held out and seemingly large cuts in prices are announced to catch tbe buyer. If you bite on this bait you have made a serious error. A mer­ chant cannot sell goods below cost and pay taxes, etc. There was a time when a merchant could tell a few articles from a stock at less than cost, then realize enough on the nther goods he sold to offset the loss on the goods sold beiow cost, but those days are numbered with the past, and in this, age of Close competition and bread and water margins that cannot be done on substantial goods. A merchant must sell so as to realize a few cents on every article sold. Our complete ttock is reliable, and we sell at reasonable prices. We cannot an­ nounce any great Below Cost Sales. We are proud of our stock and if you buy of us you will be proud of what you buy. Remember our prices on everything is as low as can be announced anywhere for tbe T same quality of goods, ft's quality you want not quantity. Weissert Bros A �.... . astings Banner - I MICHIGAN 8TATK NEW& JUSTICE A PECULIAR LOTTERY FIELD'S GREAT OAK. I MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. —Mrs. Luke Fish, of Anderson. baa been married only five yeans, yet sb© la the mother of eight children—fou* I Long before California became a part An interesting legal case. Involving a ■eta of twine—all of whom are in good, of American territory there existed in question as to the power of the state health. tbe vicinity of Moutem^ aud there still to execute contracts for convict labor BURNS AND BRUISES. —At the recent hanging of Mat MooV stands there after a half century of oc­ in the state prison, was argued at Lan­ ry in'Texas the aaeemblagv pre*entwM cupation, a wonderful specimen of the sing. Action was brought by the Metal ■o enormous that th*- sheriff live oak indigenous to this state. It the Family. X.. ' Polishers* union to restrain Warden obliged to announce “standing room The sudden great rise iu temperature Chamberlain, of tbe Jackson prison, was a marvel to the Mexicans of those of Florida makes an excellent preserve, only.” ■ of the portion of the skin that is ex- from executing a contract with a Chica­ days, and was pointed out as one of very similar in flavor to the famous 1 —Tbe schooner Good Intent, said S posed* to steam or flame or a highly go bicycle factory for the services of A Sun reporter, coming over from the curiosities of the land to the few Dundee marmalade of Scotland, made be the oldest craft registered in the of. . heated,surface injures the exposed ends 100 convicts. The contract was made Philadelphia, fell or was thrown into visitors to the coast. from the Seville or wild orange of j '' /j o! th« zeasory nerves, hence tbe ex- for a term of five years, nearly three of conversation with a Chicago drummer. trial list of merchant vessels, is ready Among those to whom the natural Spain; but no one is so foolish aa to ■ qulatte’ pain. The main thing to do which have expired. He might have merely fallen into con­ wonder had been shown in the days of attempt to cook the sweet cultivated to start- out on her 84th year of cruising from Belfast, Me., where she baa t is to at once protect the surface from versation with anyone else, but with a Mexican domination was a young fruit or preserve it. In regard to the mf the air, the skin being now KuperscnsiChicago drummer he was thrown in, for passed midshipman of the United States cheap oranges from Spain end the Med­ been tied up during the winter. The official Peach Yellow commissionT five to every breath. A homely but —At the present time there nre.owned a Chicago drummer doesn’t let any navy, whose ship had anchored in i».'4’ ^jmt-to-be-iaughed-at remedy In a slight era are now making their annual in- paasenger on a train escape the con­ Monterey bay. His name was Timothy iterranean the ca*e is quite different. and controlled by the railroads and prl■ turn is to dredge the part with flour, r.pection of orchards in the lake shore versational pool if be can help it, and Beals Field, and he is now long since Though the pulp of three oranges u rate car companies of America nearly ■g Do not heap and pack the flour on, fruit belt, and are finding but few traces he most always docs. dead. The midshipman belonged to a more acid than those of Florida, the 1.250,000 freight cars, or enough cars to peel is sweet flavored. At thia season, KI hut sift it on lightly till the surface of tbe dreaded pest. The strict enforce­ make two continuous trains reaching "By Jove, old man,” he sald,>Fith tho family whose members have been dis­ B| is well covered. Flour is always at ment for the last several years of the the oblong Valencia fruit with Its sweet­ from Boston to Ban Francisco, with an seductive familiarity of all drummers, tinguished In science and business, in hand, so should be remembered as at rigid state laws regarding infected “that little tale you have just told me the pulpit and in literature, at the^bar orange-red rind is found in every engine-for every 45 cars. ’■T any rate an Immediate relief. Better peach trees has nearly succeeded in about tbe summer girls mobbing the and on the bench of the supreme courL grocery store, and coets from 25 to 30 —The lord lieutenant of a British $ still, spread a piece of linen (very soft eradicating the yellows, and tin peach only man at the hotel isn’t a patching to He wa* so amazed by the sight of the cents a dozen. It is an excellent or­ county is a permanent provincial govI and old) with vaseline enough to com- crop of Michigan this season will be a cooperative matrimonial snap I came marvelous tree that he sketched it and ange, cut up for tea. either alone or ernor appointed by tbe sovereign, whom the largest ever gathered. mixed with bananas. Peel tbe outer ■ plateIv cover the surface burned, and across one time when I was in a section wrote an account of it to his father, a he directly represents. He is the head yellow rind from the oranges with a lay over it another covering of gutta- I Killed In « Runaway. in Massachusetts where men are so clergyman residing among the Berk­ of the magistracy, the militia and the percha. Axel Johnson,, a farmer of Danforth, scarce that when the girls give a party shire hills of Massachusetts. This inci­ thin-bladed knife and aave it by put­ yeomanry, and la responsible in cases K One of the best applications for a was killed in a runaway accident. He they have to find a max with a search dent was long forgotten. It waa only ting it In a bottle and covering it with of emergency for the prwirrTation of burn is Corron-oil, so called from hav­ drove to Escanaba with a load of pro- warrant. There was a wedding at the ; last year, on the occasion of his visit tn alcohol. If the i»eel from the oranges the public peace. He has the power of ing been first used to dress burns at the <Juce. His horse became frightened by biggest church in the town tbe evening ’ California, that tbe recollection camo used during the spring months, when appointing deputy lieutenants. . I 2'Carron furnaces. It is made of equal the electric cars and started on a run. I got there, and the whole town was 1 to the mind of Justice Stephen J. Field. Valencia oranges are in market, la re­ —There Is in existence a curious class_ | parts of linseed oil and lime water. So throwing the driver violently against moved ID in LUI» this way with'al" ■? and covered s«nw SVM-M •«- ------------ •vunciaa* illuminated and everybody was out, os A party was made up. The tree was movea cohol, there will be a large quantity of knives of. the sixteenth century, the I beneficent remedy should be kept Id u telegraph pole, causing immediate if there was a Fourth of July cerebra­ found. It proved, to be even more ex­ orange extract on hand. The bottle I. Dixies or ’which rhich have on one wide the . I the bouse, and it can be made nt home (teath. Johnson was 56 years nld, and tion going on, and naturally I asked traordinary than as described by the containing it should be frequently II musical musical notes notes to to tbe the benediction of the henedicticu of : j very cheaply if the oil and a piece of bad lived in that locality over 30 years what all the row was about. Then the young midshipman to his father. shaken and should be left to “dlfest” I «]■ f™* befor" meat, and on the •’ ■ quicklime.can be had. Slake the lime and was widely known. He leaves a landlord.of the tavern told me. After exploring its labyrinths, the It for six months or longer before strain- j °‘“«r B,de tnegrae ■ after meat. Theset ’ by dropping it into water. A white widow and three children. seemed that there were 20 marriage­ party returned to San Francisco. Soon ing the orange peel out of the liquid these knives usually zonsirt* of four, j powder will be precipitated; drain off able young women in the town and only after Justice Field went east on his nnd beginning to use it, for flavoring, j “fP* ln on case of the water, and put the powder into A terrible windstorm struck Homer one man, and he was t»o poor that he official duties, nnd while there Mrs. After taking off the yellow rind, ipuil , ,BJ™ Joiner, and w*re placed besome cooled boiled Avater and shake; nnd roofs were lifted, houses partly was afraid to venture, being thrifty aa Field wrote an account of their visit to off the white pithy pee), cut the oranges . ’oreJbe singer. « . when the water has taken in solution blown away, bnms tipjicd over and over most Yankees are and not caring to the tree which reads: into circular slices, taking vwv out the Some idea of the terror* WK ... . uf ... a burst­ all of the lime that it will hold, pour off “Rounding we saw ahead UJIU LUVUIIM „ the lagoon .. half of tbe fine maple trees about the assume obligations withoutcorrespondseeds and cutting each circle Into three ., ,ng vdOno volcano may may be begained gainedfrdm frdm the the . the liquid into a clean bottle, and the town were blown over. The plate glass ing capital. The girls were well-to-do, of us a large sandhill with a crown of or four pieces. Add about half aicup 2S^°unt eruption In Hawaii, f /;lime water is ready for use. windows in Linn &, Co.’s store were that is to say, they were worth$4.C00or green, and as we passed the hamlet of of sugar to the pulp of six oranges or The crater of the volcano wan nag filled nlled To dress a bum with Carton oil, wet blown in. The worst part of the cyelune $5,000 apiece, but that was hardly Seaside we learned that we were ap- more if they are tart. Toss them In Jrom to L000 feet de^p with molten a piece of linen in it, lay on the wound, teemed to have passed a little tn the enough for the thrifty eligible, so he proaching our Mecca. A climb in the the sugar and> put them in an eartfaer. I *®va’ "J,ich finally forced its way cover with gutta-percha tissue; as soon northwest of the town, and many of the proposed a cooperative matrimonial^ sand and up a few rickety steps brought dish in tbe oven to melt tbe sugar. It throu£h a subterranean passage, ft as the linen dries, wet again, and confinest farmhouses In the vicinity laid in scheme, os I bave called it. though the us under the sheltering branches of the will take three or four minutes in a ^aB 40 miles from there to the p?a. vet tlnpe to keep the bum wet till tbe name isn’t exactly appropriate. His largest tree so far known to Califorits path. ' When tbe sugar t~a •»*Unche of molten rock* reached “fire” is out of the wound. Protect the proposition was that all the girls chip nians—not in height (though ita height moderately hot oven. mv oranges lu Ura •re«-* ® waters in .less than two days, deHealth la Michigan. I In so much for a chance at him. no sub- , is great), but in its capacity to shelter. i >■ skin of a burn till it loses all sensitive­ is xiiciicu melted vws cool the in the frigerator until they are ice cold and atroying everything in ita track. ness, as if once abraded it heals very During the week ended on July 25 re­ ' scription to be lew than $500. and each i I remarked that I thought 999 persons •lowly. they are or with whipped I ■ a AUsadTsy «.ui#J_oy *voe ior vanu Var*. ports sent in by 61 observers in various subscription of that amount entitling [ could stand comfortably beside me. but I serve them •Hord orange.: orange.; 1 Plattsburg, S -A "U. 3. N.- Y Y., Aug. 3.— —A Acarnage carriage ’ When Betty falls and bumps some portions of the state. indicate that the subscriber to one ticket, with addi-' n learned man in our party said rather cream for tea. A dish of sliced is verj o*®® w lth two tablespoonfuls of containing Mr. and Mrs. Willard Masdysentery ’ increased and remittent fe ­ portion of her roly-poly body, the tional tickets at ?1CO each. The girls 5,000. Since the midshipman wrote of doctor if at hand would order a cold ver decreased in area of prevalence. । were anxious, the young man desirable, it the tree must have expanded vastly, grated cocoanut added to ft after uselt- । t’c^‘ antI their six-year-old granddaugh. application, and ns a moist pne is better Consumption was reported nt 212 places, and the enthusiasm won become in- J for it now covers more acres than.one. ing the sugar over them. A dish of tor, Mabie Lavigne, was struck by * than a dry eold, pound a piece of ice typhoid fever at 42, diphtheria at 12, tense. One girl, who was worth a little | It* trunk is not to be seen; the fine three oranges and three bananas train at Bmith’s crossing and Mr. Mask -and fold it in a towel. If there is no scarlet fever at 25, measles at 16 and more than the others or was more anx-1 light sand has drifted in to the depth makes an excellent compote. Slice the ^ck was Instantly killed. M rs. Mastlck . ice at hand, wring cloths from cold wa- whooping cough nt 21 places. soon after being brought back to lous, I don’t recall which, blew in $1,000 ' of 30 or 40 feet, and covered and pro- fruit, toas it in sugar. Set it in the oven Htter, fold in several layers and apply j Pl*ttsbnrg, and there are only slight on six tickets, and several of them bad tected this relic. Ita branches remind to melt, cool and chill it and serve ih Has Fasted Ftva Month*. Valencia oranges make excellent frit- hopes for the child's recovery. to the bruise ns often ns the cloths be­ more than one chance. On t he day of one of the Laocoon; it seemed almost The st range fast of Mrs. Henry Ingram terv Beat the yolk ot >n rgg with ! r.u^. Fwur c.wi.rx.n,,, come warm; continue the cold applica­ still continues at Battle Creek. Day * the drawing there was something over t as. if they not only could shelter, but tion for three or four hours in case of a. enp of putry flour, mid a table-1 Denver> Col_ Aug. 3 -Ifarid' 11 and months roll by, and still Mrs. In­ $12,000 in the pool and the young man would embrace us, too. Each branch a bad bruise. Follow this treatment gram does not take nourishment of any was pleased to death. The girls, on the is the size of an ordinary tree, and there .poontul -of lemon juice und cold water Barney, a colored Pullman imrter ,bot iwith hot applications, and here again kind. She has now gone five months other band, were dreadfully nervous are numbers of them spreading out enough to make it the thkknewa of an .nd Inatantly killed Mattie Clark alao moisture is desirable; so, instead of the without food and still looks web. but end anxious, for, while the man wair. latitudinously, with other branches on ordinary thick letter. Let It atud for colored, euly Sunday morning ' and hot-water bag, wring cloths from hot has lost over 100 pounds in weight. sure winner, only .one of them was go- J thtac, shooting upward to the sun, the aereral boura. It will do no barm. If then aent . bullet ’througli hit. own : - water and lay on as often ns they cool. The foliage being nil on top and very dense, It la covered, for it to .laud U boura ' brain. The camw of the deed la ant When her fast began she weighed 210 ing to get tho man and the pot. ^It is difficult to keep a child still and drawing took ptyce In tbe town hall, ' “The tree is of the variety known as Just before using it beat the white of knownI under treatment after the first pain pounds. where nn admission of ten cents waa the California live oak. querens vlren; rm egg to a stiff froth and stir it iv. j | passes off; but if after the nap u hich Lumber Worth *100,000 Burned. charged, the sum to go to a consolation , its loaves are small, fresh and crisp, and Add also the grated yellow rind of one.. Fire destroyed between 5,000,000 arid । fund to be distributed among the 19 of a vitality unimpaired by years, and orange. Cut two peeled oranges in cir­ usually follows cessation from pain. Jnnd during which the ice can be np- 6,000,000 feet of pine lumber and the . unsuccessful ones. The drawing was they do not fall with the seasons. cles about a quarter of an inch thick* nMftilled, Baby gets up and trots nbou‘. docks nn which it waa piled at the conducted by the town officers, arid was * “It is said that no one has ever pct rempre the seeds. Dip each circle as ffl»he bruise <nn at least 1»e bathed several Whitehall mill at Cheboygan. The ium- very simple, the names of tbe girls be- seen a leaf of the live oak unfold or fall, soon as it is cut in the fritter batter, ' .ithnes with Very warm water, and this ber was owned by* Monroe, Boyce & Co., ing put in one bat—those who had more j "The outside form of the tree is beau- and try them in abundance of hot fat Jfeyrill reduce the discoloration. Gentle ami Ward Brothers, of Grand Haven, than one chance having their names a tiful, being entirely circular, and as you for three minutes. Bananas are very Hynassage will help rertore the clrcula- and. Swift’ Brothers, of Cheboygan. corresponding number of times in tho sit under its shelter and admire you nice fried in this batter. Oiqit the Mr. IT. Wettstein, a welhknown, -lion impeded by the blow, au<T prevent Loss, $100,000; iziuraqee, $G5,ooo. hat—<md the name of the young man cannot but speculate os to its age; ita orange peel und use a little banana enterprising citizen of Byron, 111, S e “black eye" or "black-and-bluo spot,” with o\numbcr of blanks in the other. ‘ gnarted and crooked branches proclaim j juice in the batter when making banana I writes: “Before I paid much atten­ Murdered Hl« Children. S pnt the pressure of the ice or cold and ” Gorlxim Swain, aged 40, of Attica J Then the drawing was made, and at the groat antiquity, its lovely green per-' fritters.—N. Y. Tribune. tion to. regulating the bowels, I /het cloths is often nil the handling a. 12th draw the young man’s name came petual youth. township, seven mil-rs from Lapeer,' hardly knew a well day; but since I Sympathy. bruised surface can Bear. The old . out with that of q girl who bad only f “It may be added that ever wince learned the evil re­ v- Mrives* notion that a person should not. murdered three of his children art! th*??: j* one chance, cnd; of course, she was de- rediscovery of the tree it is popularly ' Mrs. Highup.—Such showing st orlea committed suicide. Swain was imar.** f y. suits of constipation, be permitted to sleep after a fall is ‘ "r ■ clarecl the winner: | known as ‘Justice Field’s oak.’”—San os thf) a pers do telh I read to-day of over the death of his wife last spring. moonshine, and has no scientific reason a mother around the corner who tried and the eflic.icy ot | "The wedding two months later was , Francisco Chronicle. • The dead children are Frank Swain, *tor being.—Harper’s Bazar. to kill ber children because she could ' 1 the event of the season, cn(l, as strafe ‘ ---------- *--• aged 11 years; Lucy,aged nine,nnd Jim­ 'not get t hem anything to cat. • I as it may seem to you. this was one of ( PENMANSHIP NOT REQUIRED. ’• . - ---! mie, aged seven ycy’. Mrs. Tligherupt—Cruel creature! Well, I the cases of lottery where both drew ----------— ‘ BITTEN by A SNAKE. I Pills, 1 have not bad Profession That I* Open to Anyone I don’t know, though. 1 really believe j prize®, for they lived vety happily, and Who Can Even Scribble. one day’s sickness ■ rh*t I* What the Victim of a Practical ' I would rather etherize poor little Fido Mrs. Diana Smith (colored) died at are stall living that way, I suppose, “ Dad" Trice, the secretary of the po ­ Joke Thoajjht. ’ for over tin::;- .wars the home of Mrs. Goodwin, sou‘h of though I haven’t seen them in ten years. lice department, tells this story on than see him hungry. Marie, go see n i.'. “A good many years ago," said an ex­ Homer, aged 117 years. ” — not one attack you can’t coax Fido to eat a little more Dr. ITart ’ Afiother odd thing about It wan that tho congressman to a patty of congressmen, brought her from Connecticut, where unsuccessful ticket holders seemed to himself. It may have been an ancient,• of that tenderloin.—N. Y. Weekly. that did not readily yield to this one that the young man heard some-* *1 was in Georgia. A party of us decided she was born a slave in August, 17T9. : ’ remedy. My wife had Im f». previ­ take a proprietary interest in the where on his travels, but it sounds all Qnar.tlcO. ■ j^o go from Atlanta to Clarksville on Dr. Hart left records which prove her ous to our marriage, an invalid for couple, and they have a reunion every right. He ray’s he was sitting nt his - i^aorseback. Tim Murphy, on Irishman, Junior Partner—Why did you give • nge beyond a doubt. year nnd call for an accounting, though desk or.e day signing some papers, and Crummrr the jap of collecting debts for ' years. She had a prejudice against i 4 ;as a lieutenant of tbe Atlanta pothey never ask for dividends bn their in­ he was In such a hurry that he was not our firm ? Do you tVnk he is any good ? i cathartics, but as poon as she l**-gan | ’ . uce force. He wanted to go, too, and we Brtef'Newi Items. Senior Partner—Well, be collected a : to use Ayer’s Pills her health was Twin baby boys were suffocated by vestment. I may any though that tho doing his very best. In fact, he was .* ’jonsentod. On our way to Clarksville. lucky man han made money enough to writing a wretched hand. A railroad debt from me one day.—Ti»-Bita. sewer gas'at tbe Children ’ s home in St. restored.’’ « . •hrough the mountainous sections of Gafc^i»"he state, we killed two large rattlc- Joseph. | agree ba pay to each of the contributors man with grease on his face and warts tl.OCO on her marriage, and up to the on hisbands entered. He said nothing t' ^nakes. Murphy waa amazed nnd frightMrs. Fred Weitzel, of Colfax town-( The following congressional nomh.n- ! last time I heard from them he had paid for awhile, but just stood and'watched dQmed. He wanted to know if snaken ship, committed suicide by hanging her­ , Ijyere plentiful, and we told him that self with a rope to a tree. Her father ‘ $3,000. Three or four of them are in Mr. Price write. Finally he said «n a tions have been made: >^Ehey were. We told him that atClarkes- hanged himself last fall while insane, r1 maiden graves, however, and the husky tone: P Dolllvar (rep ): Fifth. R. O. Cousins (rep.). Illinois “By George! I wish I could Write as Eleventh district. C. M. Golden (dea!£ i Mpflle they had often been found iu th ' nnd it so preyed on his daughter’s mind chances are he will never have to give . up as much aa they gave him.”—N. Y. good ns you do.” F/ooidb of tbe guests at thetiotel. Tim that she determined to follow him. Indiana, Fifth district. John C. Rid pa th I Mr. Price did not reply, but just kept (dem.); Ninth, J. B. Cheadle (dem.). Wis­ The soles of the Michigan Salt ns' fjnuUed to turn bock, and so went on. Xedal and Diploma at World’r rsir Third district. J. W. Babcock (ren ) EY “We knew that at Clarkesville a sa- sociation during June were 70,000 bar- ' on_-writing. In a minute or two the I consin, flats for Summer. Ohio. Tblrtwnth dHrlct. JNorton T« Solan Stnaftk, take Ajar's San:;. (dem.). Missouri. Third district. H. G V : oonkeepcr had a stuffed bull snake, and rels more than in June. 1895. and the ' Masses of cornflowers, or bluets, con- man remarked: _____________ “Great guns, if I could just write ns Morton (rep.). Virginia. Fifth district C. I concocted a plan to make Tim wish sales of the present month will exceed Btitute the entire trimming of some of F,r« I . . Tho^VST’' m&e had never left Atlanta? We got to 370.000 barrels. The price is the lowest the white straws. . good as you do!” By this time Mr. Price was annoyed, ’ he old-fashioned hotel all right- We in the history of salt manufacture in ' White maline draped over bright-col'«■’ 'Jdikere put in a big room with four beds Michigan. | I ored velvet such as deep heliotrope, is and the stranger ventured to say: MPa. whet does this r.ecn about giv­ “Well, if I could just write as good os Bv drank a good deal, and Tim Wheeler dl Co. hare declared their sometimes employed. - , | Ing airy noth:: a local habitation arid - as in excellent spirits. It was a warm shipbuilding plant in Bay City* non- • Brims are often cut at one or both you do!” . IS A i'fright and most of us undressed. Tim union establishment’in every sense cf Rides toward the back and blossoms al- ' . Then Mr. Price turned suddenly in I “Oh? something in connection with • his chair and said, angrily: ’(fiulled off everything but his shirt. H.' the word. Eight hundred union men lowed to fall through upon the hair. the apothecary-shop, where they dia>'-Fy down face foremost across the bed. have been out two weeks because the ' Two shades of nasturtium taffeta rib- ‘ ^*Well, what would you doT’ । ‘ j/hen I tied n string around the neck ot company refused to discharge a non- b°n, made into an immense bow, make “I’d go to China and write labels on perse sweetened wind at five cento & j glass nnd call it soda.”—Boston Trantir1* 8na^e' Pnt a dsh hook at the other union ironworker. | u handsome trimming for a black I tea boxes.” . B*d of the line and cautiously hitched This is why >(r. Price took the rail­ acrint. The striking molders in the Ga’e plow flfpe hook to Tom's shirt. roader out and i hrew three or four red works at Albion returned to ^ork at the Cardinal, pink, light blue, w'hite and Hit slntain* th»- deni«x-ra»*y •* - : , : “The next time he turned around he, old scale of wages. I “ffht green Monte Carlo daisies furnish lemonades into him.—Lnu’sville Com­ Jackson a. d Tilden. tellevtm: In-’ MHlt a glimpse of tbe snake. “Holv ration of the IU p□»>•><. It !< tb« r-* James Beard, aged 20, son of Frank E. ? trimming for white or yellow I mercial. to Soetattam. r.«e*Sllrer «m and K» i ^E^Kdimoke' he yelled, ‘look!" end then . of— Ben rd, Beard, Goodwillie <fc Co., was >J large hats. ten. Nodollar H v» K ol f«»r IM Atier [; i-.» •; jf® made a dash for the window. As he Saiup e fne, Addrw* „„ ....... . Natural-colored lilacs, accompanied |I “Absalom,” said Mrs. Rambo, “have drowned at Port Huron off the J. E. I THKCHBOMCU. /by taffeta ribbon to match, make & ' you time to take this carpet out and—” out of the window the fish book MKC WaabinKt'jn St..O- *$»•• ^Bricked him in the back. He uttered Botsford steam yacht Vulcan. charming trimming for a white mid­ j “Don’t ask me to do anything to that la never done, and it is especially wearing The ladies of the Woman ’ s league at 7*|n.awful yell, raid he had l>cen bitten. summer hat.—Chicago Record. carpet, Nancy," responded Mr. Rambo. and wearisome to those a’hoac blood is Battle Creek took full charge of the An Unaltered Mood. . »od went flying through the sandy “I want to rest.” impure and unfit properly to tone, sus­ jlfreets of the town dressed in Congo street car lines of the city for one day | “I think you’re always wanting to tain, and renew tbe wasting of nerve, for the benefit of the public kinderThe man who is chronically dissatla. .• IjkyJe. We followed und tried to catch »st 'yhenI I askyaiiiue youwto«»»doany any little muscle and tissue. It is more because of 11®m. At every step he swore that he garteu and Nichols memorial hcspltal fled was talking on his favorite theme j‘ — about the house," wruthfully ' re­ this condition of the blood that women and the receipts were large*. i the weather. ’ ' job 10b alw ”’fc 4, ’“ ** ------ -- — ' ' joined Nancy. "You’d be worth a good are run down, >apd been bitten and that he would die. John Entwistle, aged 35, a section “ This climate," he explained, “ isn ’ t * |’e overhauled him after the whole Tired, Weak, Nervous, . deal to n bicycle maker!” boss, was found dead on the Ann Arbor fit for anybody to live in. It'a too hot ; ' 'pwn had been aroused. We took him I "Why, my dear?” Than .because of the work Itself. Every BAack to the hotel and filled him with track one mile north of Owosso. Foul for anything but a salamander. Just “Because you’ve got an everlasting physician says so, and that the only rem­ I blistering. You can hardly draw a | |Hhu>ky, telling him that it was the only play is suspected. tire on you! ” edy is in building ap by taking a good iHire for a snake bite. The next day he । A mysterious sheep disease has broken breath of air and when you do get ft it Whereat Mr. Rambo exploded in a nerve tonic, blood purifier and -vitaliter i.. ent' to Atlanta, and took a course un- aut in St. Joseph county, by which pretty near scorchce your throat/’ loud guffaw.—Chicago Tribune. like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. For tbe troubles ~ next day “ “it moderated. * " The । Kf2r * physician for snaka bita. For many farmers have lost nearly their' nn Peculiar to Women at change of season, MHow, does temperature suit. •utlre flocks. ___ r___ । |yars after that Tim would brag about climate or life, or resulting from hard Jumea T. Hurst, the millionaire hint- y°n?" was the inquiry. “This is cool g^gdling 29 snakes at- one time, nnd of work, nervousness, and impure Wood, Use the Wash n bunch of asparagus and put thousands have found relief and cure in brnnan at Wyandotte, made an assign- 1’ end comfortable enough for anybody." .me of them. He ment with *liabilities of $500,000; as­ I “It seems comfortable,” he answered, it i.u a saucepan of boiling water, add sk*fbr five years, /with the air of one who is making a con­ a tcaspoonful of ralt and boil for half to take my life.** sets, $1,000,(100. "Itl seems comfortable to on bonr. Take from the water, cutoff William II. Chadwick, of Detroit, won ’ ceasion. the tops. Boat t quart erf milk and press $5,000 when he pedaled into Chicago on ; those who don’t know. But itisn’t sea­ asparagus stalks, through a coland­ son aide." — Detroit Free Press. a 'biey'deand cmniileted a ride of 25,000 er and add to the milk. Rub a table­ Man (angrily)—TH get even ! miles in IK months and 24 days, , The Object Lessoa. spoonful of butter and two tablespoon­ dr! .I ------- --------- ---------The supreme court has decided that „ Tommy (st the zoo)—I woofer why fuls of flour together and stir In tbe tMan (easily)—You will have the state legislature bw no right tain- that elephant filk bls trunk MoXn?"** KT>rtr\ T -* ’ - ” - ’ terfere wither dictate the manageuent i Tommy** Father—Tbat% a girl eh >i_the Unjversity of Michigan.I phent, my son.-Detroit Free Prres. Journal. Thursday, Aug: 6. 1846 OOOKRROR. Proprietors- h fe&f Over Thirty Years Without Sickness. AYER’S i AYER’S 9V Cathartic Pills Ths GhlcaQO Chronicle DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER WW" NNYROYAL PILLS I 1 Ball-Bearing Sarsaparilla ' । ' , । । ' । i 1 1 । �HastingBanner. . Thursday, Aug. 6, 1896. w. R. COOiC. LOCAL NEWS. • CJSCMLWriOM . Tnu week, Editor. 87 quires. ***** • State Teachm-’s “ leaeber, lu- •Utote, Au*, iff-i,. Bakin* J"00 FORTY-FOUR KILLED. TROPICAL WEATHER. PowlIer le,rw, Awful Regmt of a Railway Acci­ ■nu« r«ch tkb office Toe^r.TSS1* eabbJ2hS1*’? datroyin* Ute oat, In «>. rldnuy^ cure o^xmUTp'X,'" xtls actual merit that has riven h«wwv« s dent ta New Jersey. * h*nd““e« LoodltlM- Horttealturalwei^ 4* ‘ISV ’ ““ n’M!'ni •' lsl“d The Page Fence Glam, ComWny of Adrian will tend out g.e carload, of wild animal, for exbiblnon at .late and count, fairs this fan. Mr. S. M- Watts, a commercial trav­ eler at home in Brandywine, Va.» explair.s bow easily we may mistake nerve-exhaustion for kidney and other otyan-c troubles. He writes: “About twe months ago I came home suffering frbti; sleeplessness and a dull pain in ntr kidneys. I was advised to use Dr. Vtau.eter’s Nerve Vitalizer, which I did. Less than two bottles completely cured n»e of what I thought waa kidnev trouble. I consider^it a valuable nif-tiieine. The nerves are the support and maintenance of the entire human rtnrture and should be treated, in­ stead of the organs manifesting the symptoms. Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve Vi­ ta, -r is the only reliable and safe treatment to use to build up and sup­ ply the important nerve tissues of the hu:Har. system, so that they may strengthen the vital organs. ' N • H* Gtwh/ehr. I n A SHELDON,' “ I. Abstract and Real Estate Office. AMtract Block’HMtlugs. Mos-v to ' >ir. on Rea! Estate Real Estate ,o . •* •eihii’i-ikv’- ’•’•neral conveyancing, ria-. . • "et of Abstract Books.compi-: • ■ u<-eord< can furalsb complete F:: ' pr . .. culgrove. Attorney at Law ■:-..<>)uith .Wolgrove.j •...... dnlyh block. Hastings.* . tin* v*’.’-r* <»Mh«Mate. • Attorney at Law. 1 s. thnidvearftCo.’s store.) , j. .'1 court* of thetitate. Collections ;ptly Gtdndvd to. . . It is very laughable to hear some of the old poliilclans talking “.M)unt| money” and “free el I ver.” One evening leceuily a co­ terie of old grandfathers on one of oir street corners told each other what they knew about polities, and It was very amus­ ing to hear them express their ideas. Oneold rooster who was evidently a free diverlte, said be had read a good deal about free silver and be believed It was just what the country needed, and he believed it would be a good thing to make sixteen silver dollars out of one of our present silver dollars. Another fellow said there had been no silver coined since ’73, and that which was coined then was adul termed so mueh that It is not good tn for­ eign countries. Another carried tbe idea that If we elected a free silver president silver would be distributed among the American people free and said he didn’t think very much of tbe idea as it would encourage emigration, for as soon as the old country people heard of it they would flock to this country at a great rate.— Purl hind U^nciTtr. . M MERMAN. llomcepathlc Phy -detail and Surgeon. «* over il. -’i-r’A grocery store.) Rll’.NER. M. D., t Physician and Surgeon, Delton, Mich. ii.T.. - ■ • Silence, one block cast of denot. t . n A. A t’. H. BARBER JI Physicians and Surgeons. . ■ ; city or county responded to with pn :;.; day or ntglit 1 WIl’MAN. D. D. S. •f Dental work done carefully aud Anesthesia. was nr chloroform ■ over Fhfu Smith's Racket Store. . apd 1 to 5. C. LAMPMAN. M. D. W. A. L.dnpmun. call* promptly sj»eelal attention given to flitlug treating Hernia or Rupture for • The; majority-of cases can be y .'tried nltnout a surgical opera- To nursing mothetH. Dr. Pierce’s Favo­ rite Prgscription is a priceless boon, for It not only strengthens ihe mother, but also promotes ani abundant secretion of nour­ ishment for the child. For -those about to become mothers It is even more valuable for it lessens tbe perils of childbirth and shortens labor, t^f al! dealers. JAMES A. SWEEZEY. '* Attorney at law. Mr. G. Cailoutte. Druggist, Beavers. Hastings. Mich. i Tar: e- in all courts of the stale. Col- v.Hle, HI., says: “To Di. King’s New \ Qis-1 covery 1 owe my life. )Vas taken kwith promptly attended to, Ln grippe and tried all the physicians for T> - ;.>■«> it Stamp i« molded iu the rubber miles about, but of no avail and was given up aud told I could not live. Having Dr. King’s New Discovery in my store 1 shit XVM. IL STEBBINS. fnr a bottle and began its use and from the ’’ Fl'NERAL DIRECTOR. . first dOMi began to get better, and after . • r.-xtto t'brtatmai**Photograph losing three bottles was up and al»out ■>; . Krfftdt no ttt> Court >treeu All again. It fe worth Its weight in gold. We ■ :i.;.t’v tt-mtad day or nR’ht. wont keep store or house without it.” Get a free trial at W. H. Gomiyear’- Drug BARRBLL. W. W. POTTER. store. BARRELL A POTTER, attorneys at Law. When wear begins to exceed repair iu • r Ha»ting*€ity Bunk. Coltactions your body you are going to fall sick. The amended to. and general law business signs of it are: loss of flesh, paleness, weakness, nervousness, etc, The repair needed is food. You think you eat stings ity ank enough, and yet you feel that you wear out more tbsue. energy, nerve-force, than Hastings, Mich. your food makes for you. The difficulty Is that you!do not digest enough. And this is so serious it is worth sitting down SURPLUS, 320.000.00 seriously to think about, if you can’t di­ In:-vrr< r.r.ed under the laws nf tbe State of gest what you eat. take a few doses of < Michigan. t Open for business, Dec. IS, 1886. Shaker Digestive Cordial. The effect of it will be to increase your flesh and make you feel stronger. You won’t fall sick. OFFICERS. Proof that it is in control of your rep®» :*<»u. President apparatus, it’s easy enough to test this licHter Neuer. Vice Free. Dan W. Reynolds, Cashier yourself. Taken few bottles of Bhaker DIRECTORS: Digestive cordial. Dae \V. B-*rnoMt. W. H Powers. . Sold by druggists at 10 cents to SI.00 b. ■ Kbbinson. R. B. Messer. Chester Messer. per bottle.________________ _ LI L.Cook. . P. T. Colgrove. Hall’s Hair Renewer enjoys the confi­ Has the only savings department in Barry dence and patronage of people all over the tc-.x-.y aa(j pay8 interest on all time civilized world, who nse it to restore and depa-iu. keep tlie hair a natural color. PROBATE ORDER. English Spavin Liniment removes all State of Michigan. County ef Barry-^m. AtaM-sion of the Probate Court for the Hard. Soft or Calloused Lumps aud Blem­ County of Barry, liolden at the Probate Office In ishes from horses. Blood Spavins. Curbs. tHr - fvot Hastings. In said county, on Mon* Splints. Sweeney. Ring-Bone. Stifles. day. the 13th dav of July In the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety six. Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Cou«he. etc. Probata11' cl,arl®* w- Armstrong, Judge of Save 350 by use of one bottle. ''nrraI? .^ l;i ta;* matter of the estate of Frank the most wonderful Blemish CQren*'." known. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Drug­ ‘•elm. di-crased. ’hi reading and Ming the petition duly veri- gist. Hastings.'Mich. . •i' d. ot Carrie Geiger, widow of said deceased. ecthat administration of said estate be -ranted to said petitioner or to some other How’ff Thta? uin-.bit- person. W.olTtr OM Ilundrwt l»IUr» »««« 'JS 1 hereupon it is ordered, that Saturday, the eitsrrh tn.t c.oMt be cured hr • *”tay 01 August A. D. irec. at ten o'clock in « co.. Prop*-- Toledo O. Jfir’-noon.be assigned for tbe hearing of said H.U-. iwdtlon and that the heirs at law of said decea-tt-d and all other persons Interested in said -Kre required to appear at a session of ?urt^then 10 be hoiaeu at tbe Probate et,D the City of Hastings, lu Mid County, ami show cause, if any there be. why the prayer ^ariEw'wbolw.l.Drwrf.1.. Tdedo. betitlourr may not bs granted. And it is r. her ordered, that said peutiooer give notice WWPJXO.. KI Vt5o\M“V”' .iWb0,e“1' £.A'e Interested ihagA eoub, > of -aid petition and tbe hearing ruH^b7.cau81n«»c°PJ' of this order to be • *1 nJhe H^tin*9 Bamjolb. a nevreI dp^-r printed and circulated in said County of bVZl d'rlltfnu- Te,»rnool»l» tn«. . once in each week tor three sncceeslv. weeks previous to said day of hearing, Ar® you Tired Chas. W. akmstrong ,. , Judge of Probate. ’A true copy.) H -. C B , ....virr riicya&ewr». 5 Gibing Byrnp bn been used oas of nM>thers for tbeir children wbl e F*rL-r’ succesa. It soothes the all Palm cur” ‘J* Hnd the best remedy for dlarrtcra. i nenty-flve cents a bottle. - emu One swaliowdoes hot make Sorine hnt s-s-iSr u»«u e-emce 1 rotir Chicago. l,‘' I'tonty-reeond we^k E?,, , ’’ Flusbl“k next week for their annual reunion, l.nw0.”™’1 .of '“‘'tn Alleexn county will ‘ _ *l”nu'°“ *> Selkirk Ute, W.yUnd township, Thursday Aug. 6th. .uECeZem,.4 a fr,8btfal affliction, but like fl1 °'“Sr ’tln djrenes It can be permanenti> f? ,by "PP|lc«tloos ot De Witt’s Wltcb Harel Salve. It never tails to cure riles. W. H. Gooi»yeak. The veterinary hospital connected with l>eLr?1 Colle|re or Medicine, la to be finished Oct 15. A. G. Hjdr. a farmer near Gunnlaln. was so severely gajhetl by the tusks of a Mclous hog that It was feared his injuries might prove fatal. The ninth annual meeting of tbe Michi­ gan Building and Loan Association league will be held at Sauli Ste. Marie Aug. 27. Captain J. M. Weatherwax, aged *72. a prominent business tnau and one of the richest lumbermen iu Muuntcalm county, died at Stanton Monday. A tine vein of coal at a depth of fifty feet has been struck near Sturgis.and real estate in that vicinity Isas advanced iu i consequence. In the Spring a young man’s fancy light­ Ovarian, fibroid, and other tumors cur^fl ly turns to thoughts of — Ita Wilt’s Little without re«jrt to surgical operation. For Early Risers, for they always cleanse the pamphlet, testimonials and references liver, purify the bluod. and invigorate the send 10 cents (for postage) to World’s Dis­ system. W. H. Goodyear. pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. James Grudette. aged 84 years, wa, struck by a Grand Rapids A Indiana train The third annunl convention of the and instantly killed near Rockfora Mon­ Northern Michigan Grocers’ Association day. will be.held at Grand Rapids Wednesday One minute Is the standard time, and and Thursday of this week. One Minute Cough Cure Is the standard Josepii E; Gault, of Galesburg, a veter­ preparation for every cough or cold. It Is the only harmless remedy that produces an of the Twenty-tifth Michigan Infantry. immediate results. W. H. Gqoyear Is dead, aged 73 years. He was the most Did you ever think how readily ‘ the extensive fruit grower in Kalamazoo coun­ blood is poisoned by constipation? Bad ty. blood means bail health and - premature Lansiug derks are making an effort to old age. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the have the stores close an hour earlier. famous little pills, overcome obstinate con­ Young Jady-clerks are having hood suc­ stipation. W. H. Goodyear cess with a petition among the merchants. Mrs. R. DeYoung. Middleburg, la., writes. 1 l:ave used One Minute Cough Something tn Know It may be worth something to know that Cure for six years, both for myself aud the very best medicine' for restoring the children, aud I consider it the quickest tired out neyvous system, to n healthy vig­ acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure 1W. H. Goodyear or is Electric Bitters. This medicine is ever used. 'i> COLLECTION OFFICE OF J. M. SMITH. oh- made In nil parts of the state purely vegetable, acts by giving tone -hi ug n speciality. Special pains the nerve centers in the stomach, gently'1 ■liMting contracts. chattel tuort- stimulate? the Liver and Kidneys, and uilis.Woodland. Mich. aids thqse organs in throwing off impuri­ ties in the blood. Electric Bitters im­ p.iwreu Taggart Loyal E. Kuappen. proves the appetite, aids digestion, and is pronounced by those who bave. tried It as Arthur C. Itahisou. -A ■•ART. KNAPPEN & DENISON, the very best blood purifier and nerve ton­ LAWYERS. ic. Trfcir.1 Sold for 50c. or 81.00 per !to. ; Ml 81T Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. . Grand Jlapld*. Michigan. bottle ;ii W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. L' • Catbon?ihJiL l,M ,be cornet 'tone for •on CUy Mo„Z ■“ “ C,r- A. L.Wooster, a promuieni citizen of Osseo. Ich.. after suffering excruciating^from piles for twenty years, was cured in h short time by useing DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, an absolute cun* for all skin diseases. More ot this preparation Is used nn nil others combined. W. H. Goodyear .Young mothers dread the Summer mou­ ths on account of the* great mortality a­ mong children caused by j bowel troubles. Perfect safety may be assured those who keep on band DeWitt’s Colic and Cholera cure, and administer It promptly. For cramps, bilious colic, dysentery and diarrhivn. it affords instant relief. Snw th® Point I^IuhII? . A man said. “When I was a young chap. I could use coffee ipnl tobacco without their troubling me, but a$ I get alunr in years they bulb distress ine. 1 quit to­ bacco. but only gel n little better: Bier, ntomacb and bowels kept all out of gear until finally my old doctor fold me that coffee tiad the same polsouious alkaloid*ns tobacco, but not quite so many, and ad­ vised me to leave it off and give nature a chance to build up- I didn't take much block iu the old man’s advice, but found out by trying it that he was just right. Still I missed my hot drink nt breakfast and supper-tried chocolate, but that Jacks the taste I like, and tea don’t exactly go to tbe »P«. Utely I lure, l*?» I*ostum Cereal Coffee and like it better than ’lie old coffee. It has that pungent taste that tits my notion of a hot drink and it agrees with me well enough that I have put op >ten pounds In a mouth. It Is made of grains wholly, and brews a deep, rich color like the finest Mocha. Wife buys it at tbe grocer- and says it costs us about one third what epffee used to.^ It comes from Battle Creek. Mich. Dr. Henry Venne. 99 Blue Island Ave.. Chicago, says: “The Postum has been tested aud found to be excellent. Beware of the fraudulent ImmlwtioDS or the orbrlnul I'oslum Cereal Gram Coffee. Instil on Poaturu, For »ale by Phllhpi * Eth, L. E. Stauf ter and Thus Spence. Atlantic City, N. J., Aug. 1.—As____ suit of the terrible collision on the Meadows Thursday evening between tl»e Reading railroad express from Phil­ adelphia and the Brighton excursion train out of here 44 people are dead and many are lying in the hospital here more or less seriously hurt. Of the in­ jured in the hospital several are ex­ pected to die. May Injure Btulneea. Jhe accident sUtl continues to the absorbing topic of conversation here. The terrible event bus cast a gloom over tbe city and sobered the gay throngs of summer pleasure seekers. Besides the death and suffering entailed by the col­ lision, it Is likejy to seriously affect the business of the city for tbe rest of the summer. Fear is expressed by the ho­ tel men that the accident will make peo­ ple timid about traveling on th* light­ ning expresses running here, and, as this has been a poor season so far, the outlook is viewed with anything but cheerfulness by the business people. Owing to the condition of the bodies, if they ar^ riot speedily recognized, it will be necessary to bury them here. Nineteen Bodie* Beach Bridgeton. Bridgetori, N. J.. Aug. 1.—Fully 5,000 people congregated in the vicinity of the West Jersey station Friday night when the special train from Atlantic City arrived, bearing the dead .bodies of Bridgetonians who were killed in the wreck. Jiinetcen dead bodies ar­ rived. TO** IW —T— -e «*” I" C"*** When dro became Ml* A. duo* to lean affairs. The prospect for lanre crop* of cotton and corn 1* still excellent and neither movements of wheat nor markets give countenance to low estimates. “Wheat la going out with more freedom than Is usual for the season. Lower rafl erally favorable. Cotton advanced onequarter on report* of Injury, but there are really few who expect less than a large yield. Several weeks of extremely slack Clarksville, Tenm, July 30.—Twenty- demand for cotton goods have brought a three heat victims were reported in this further reduction In print cloths to 2.44 cents instead of the advance expected In vicinity Wednesday. The mercury reg­ consequence of the stoppage of 4.0CO.OB istered 100 degrees. A farmhand, name spindles, but prints are selling more freely, unknown, fell dead near Kennedy. Gar­ while brown and bleached goods are dull except for export kinds. nett Roach, a wealthy young southern “The boot and shoe industry has secured Kentucky planter, was overcome in a slight further advances from the lowest tobacco field, and is in a critical condi­ point. In Lrogans and calf boots and shoes, tion. Sixteen workmen on a water main but .new orders are scanty, the .more be­ in this city were prostrated. Three cause the permanence of advance Is ques­ tioned. Leather Is stubbornly held with­ workmen on the electric street railway­ out change in prices, and some grades are end two street grading hands were also really scarce.. •The iron Industry Is helped but little overcome. It was the hottest day seen by the settlement which give* puddlers ot in years. the Ohio region 50 cents advance tn wages, Hottest Day in Chicago. because tbe demand, is so light that few Chicago, July 30.—The summer’s rec­ mills can run and the association’s price ord for heat was broken Wednesday, the Is 1.2 cent, while steel bars are not being sold at less than 1.05 cent A ray of en­ mercury reaching 96 degrees. A large couragement comes to rail mills, two com number of persons were prostrated and sldcrable sales- having been made, 20,000 tons to a New England road, and 10,000 taken to the hospitals. One death re­ by the new Premier Steel company cf In­ sulted. dianapolis. but otherwise sales are sznalL Kanau Crop* Wither. “It, is- not surprising that failures bave Topeka, Kun., July 30.—The hot Loen considerable in magnitude, and ta a of July defaulted liabilities were &2,winds, which caused every thing to days 065.<M. against 25.232.727 In 25 days last year. wither in their path Tuesday in Okla­ Failures for the week have beep 281 in the homa, swept over Kansas Wednesday. United States, against 261 last year, and 40 Thermometers registered: JOO degrees in Canada, against 28 last year.” Bradstreet’s says: in the shade and farmers were com­ “Political uncertainty continues an un­ Camden, N. J., Aug.3.—Stationmaster pelled to leave their fields|and seek the favorable factor in trade and Industrial John Bodine, of the West Jersey * Sea­ shade. The/blades of corn rolled up in and mercantile lines are unusually dull shore road, says that he learned that many fields, but the crop tamadc and no Mercantile credit* are closely scanned and Engineer Farr, of the Reading train, damage may result. in many instance* shortened. Merchants Ip Northern Louisiana and Southern Ar­ passed three signals, all against him. Two Deaths at tho Capital. kansas have canceled orders for full deliv­ before the train crashed into the West Washington, July 30.-*-The. official er)’ in some cases, owing to the effect On Jersey excursion trniu. The first sig­ thermometer at the weather bureau trade of the drought there. Tbe Industrial nal was 2.000 feet away, and is known ns on Wednesday registered a maximum situation Is les* favorable. Among manu­ facturers of Iron and|*tecl It Is regarded as the distance signal. Then he had to temperature of 92 degrees. The heat serious In some lines, owing to the surplus pass a home signal, and finally the block for the past two days has been intense and falling off In demand.” signal at the crossing. Engineer Griner, and resulted in two deaths. One was a SOCIALIST CONGRESS ENDS. of the excursion train, told Bodine that colored laborer, and the other, W. A. he had stopped before reaching the McArthur, of Portland, Ore., brother of Meeting at London Haatliy Completes Ita Bualneas and Adjourna crossing and blew his whistle to get Judge J. B. McArthur, was overcome London, Aug. 3.—At Sunday’s sitting the operator to give him the clear sig­ and died on the street. of the international socialist labor and nal. He got a clear signal nnd started. St. Louis, July 31.—Tl|e hoi wave trade union congress the delegates He could not see the Reading train, but he saw a cloud of dust, indicating its showed no abatement yesterday and adopted, after a great deal of discus* approach. Farr had ample time to stop the roll of sunstroke cases was largely sion. the report of the economic Indus- ; his train, but made no effort. increased. The death roll from sun­ trial commission, reaffirming the reso- ' stroke since midnight Weinesdny num­ lutions of the Paris congress of 1889, , SEVENTY-FIVE PERISH. bers eight and 26 cases pvere treated including those in support of eight, German Gunboat Loot in p Typhoon Off at the city dispensary. , The heated hours for a day’s work, the abolition area covers all of the Mississippi valley of child labor up to the age of 16, the the Chinese Coast. Shanghai, July 30.—A dispatch from from Dubuque. la., to the gulf and nj prohibition of night work in all trades where there is no Necessity for it and Che Foo states that the German gun­ far west as Wichita. Kan. j the abejition of all tariffs and duties on Five Deaths nt Cincinnati. boat Htis was lost in a typhoon on July articles of consumption, Paris,. New Cincinnati, Aug. 1. -J Twenty-nine 23 ut a point ten miles north of the southeast promontory, which is a.low, prostrations were reported here Thurs­ York nnd a German city were suggested for the meeting place of the congress in reef-girted istahd; lying about <30 miles day, five of them fatal. The dead are southeast of the Bhang Tung promon­ John Crone, Belie Bright, a laundress 1899. The congress adjourned without tory. Only Ion of those belonging to at the Denison hotel;, Barney Dick­ reaching a decision. the war ship were saved. All the others, horse and John Schulte, tanners; Mary THE TREASURY STATEMENT. Brown, an infant at the city hospital. including the officers, perished. Berlin, July 30<—The officials at the Many horses are droppingon the streets. imperial admiralty confirm the report Government letter carriers having five Washington, Aug. 1. — The official .and four daily trips are let off for the of the less of the litis. . treasury statement Issued Saturday Dispatches received at the admiralty present with four and three trips re­ shows that the receipts of the govern­ show that 75 officers and men lost their spectively. ment for July Were $29,060,697 and the Two Killed at indlanapoll*. lives in the disaster. Indianapolis, Ind-, A’ug. ,1.—Charles expenditures were $42,08S,4<58, a deficit ’ ROWED ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. Harmon, u driver, expiredifrom the brat for the month of $13,O1S^71. Tbe re­ Thursday a few minutes‘ after leaving ceipts for July were almost exactly his wagon, and during ihe afternoon what they were in July. 1895, while the the ficHly Islands. .expenditures tvere $3,560,000 greater. London, Aug. 3j—A dispatch from the Mary Saunders, a colored girl, died. The customs receipts for July were 312,­ signal station on the Scilly islands states There were three or four more eases re­ 157.330, or 32,000,000 less than for July, ported that will not prove fatal. that the rowboat PoX* passed there at 11 1895; while the receipts from internal o’clock Saturday morning, after a pas­ Louisville, KyM July 3i.l-More than a revenues wpre $14,302,532, or nearly sage tri 55 days from New York. score of cases of prostrajtiou were re- $2,000,000 greater than those for July. The Fox started from New York for I ported here Thursday, fbnr of which 1895. , Havre ou June 6.; The boot is IS feet 4 ! proved fatal, and thre^ of her victims are inches long nnd 5 feet wide, and carries THOUSANDS DEAD. u a serious condition. prorisions for 6(1 days. The distance- irmfi New York to Havre is 3,250 miles. Th$ adventurous oarsmen who have al­ most suceasfuBy completed their task, are George Herlio and Frank Samuel­ son, of Bridgeport, N. J. They are the first men to cross the Atlantic in a row boat. . Sioux City, Iu., Aug. 3.—-The sum of $200,000 will not cover the loss on crops y Tbe ntlmte 1. • careful one. made y. ___ by the county authorities from com­ plete reports received from farmers in Union, Rutland, Concord,. Banner and Arlington townships, where the dam­ age was greatest. Many tenants lost svery cent they possessed and will be compelled, in all probability, to apply to the county for aid during the coming winter. ’ _________________ Death of Will I am H. Smith. Chicago, July 28.—William Henry Smith, newspaper man and historian cf national reputation, and for 20 years general manager of the Western Asso­ ciated Press, died at 3:30 o’clock Mon­ Buckleo * Arnlra Salve day morning at his suburban home in The best salve In the world for cuts, Lake Forest aged 62. He had been in bruises, sores, ulcers, s.lt rbeum. fever poor health for several months. sores, tetter, chagped hands, chilblains, The National Debt. roros. and «ll skin Irruptions, and poslWashington. Aug. X—-The debt state­ ^nt issued Saturday anturuny afternoon uiiernoon shows snows ment net Increow in the public debt leu drukk^t. _____ Loutaville, Ky„ July 30.—Three men died here Wednesday from the efff-cta of sunstroke, while about 20 others were prostrated, some seriously, and many of them may not recover. Charles Mesmer, a gardener; John Haltman, a cigar maker, and Charles King, a farmer, are dead. Mesmer came here several weeks ago from Newport in search of work. He leaves a wife and several small chil­ dren in straightened circumstances. CROPS BADLY DAMAGED. Shaiighai, Aug. "L—The recent disRain and Wind Work Rain in IlUnol* nstrous tidal wuvrf along the coaet of Flaltliu . Warsaw, HL, Aug.- 3.4--Hundreds of northern Japan has l>een paralleled by acres of com in the bottom tands of a similar phenonenon on the const of The wave was five miles the Mississippi have been drowned out, Hniebari. while on the bluffs and prairies, where wide, thousands of tana of water were thrown for miles inland, nnd every­ . nineteen out of twenty farmers had :i neither thrashed nor [stacked their thing in ita i>ath was swept away. Many villages were entirely destroyed, ?.“’hcl‘ W.b“l ,n? “T* rul!wd; and it is estimated that fully 4,000 peo­ (The penetrating rams (bare damaged ple perished. All the cattle were 1 hay. A conservative estimate places the drowned and the rice fields were ob' . loss on wheat and oats pt 75 per cent, BtaratfcL. of the entire crop, while it will cost more to save and handle the other 25 per cent than it is wontln The loss in this vicinity alone will |xcctd $100,000. London, July 29.—Dr. Leander Stowe Jameson and his subordinate officers were found guilty of violating the for­ eign enlistment act by their raid into (he South African republic and sen­ tenced to terms of imprisonment rang­ ing from five to fifteen months. Propose# to Run. Bath, Me., July 31.-^Mr. Arth-ir Sewall, democratic nominee for vice president, referring to a story, that ho intended resigning in favor of Mri Wat­ son, said: “— Any man--who for a— moment -j--------r- — — entertain, .neh an Idea I. not worthy of an answer. ” cash in the treasury during July of $10,$57,253. Total cash in the treasury, Columbus, O^ Aug. 3.-L-The Columbus $651,863,747. ___________ Buggy company has assigned to W. A. Carri*s» Company Falla. Mills and J. H. Thomas. The assets arc Cincinnati, Aug. w. 3.—The EmersonV'lnCimiilLl, A Fisher Carriage company assigned Sat- pnt at from $800,000 to-$1,000,000. Llaurday morning to Lowe, Emerson und . Hlitles hard to estimate, owing to cnn-« Edward Richie. Assets, $450,000; Ite- tingent character, but they are very bilities, $369,000. There are no pref- targe. . . erenees. . ' Through • Bridge. Crawfohlivine, Ind^ July 30.—A train on the Vandalia road went through a bridge near here yeaterday and Charles E. McKirftie* R. B. Fowler and John Tleiber, all train employe*, were killed. Baby’s Second Summer is the time that tries ail the care of the mother and all the skill of maternal management Baby comfort comes from fat. fat babies have nothing to do but =' to sleep and grow. If your baby does not seem to prosper if he does not gain in weight, you must get more fat there. A few drops of D«atb of Bobert Garrett. Baltimore, July $0.—RobertGar’ rett, ex-president of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad conipany; and-head of the | widely known banking bouae of Robert i Garrett & Son*, died yesterday morning 1 at Deer Park, Md^ afed &lyeara. day win put on-plump­ ness; fat outside, life insid®, baby and mother bbth happy. Pitcher’* Ca*torla. Your baby can take and rel­ Oat of PoHtie*. I ••Oliver Optlc’ffi" Birthday. Children Cry for Philadelphia, Aug. 1.—William F. ‘ Boston, Aug. 1.—William T. Adams. ish Scott’s Emulsion as much, Harrity, until recently the chairman ot known all over the country as “Oliver th summer as in any other Children Cry for the democratic national committee, an- j Optic,” the writer of delightful stories :• season. nouncea that be has retired from active , for boys, passed his 74th bir*v ’ politics. hoffie ln thil J Pitcher’* Castorla. Children Cry for �ous contrivance as an American wheel. Some of them really pity up! Such Is the complacency of true British pride. And then their repair shops! If a rider has a good Yankee wheel he had better let no one touch It here. The cycle doctors In this proud Jand look down on anything but a Dunlop ‘tyre.’ fine of the boys I met at Warwick had occasion to take his Mor­ gan and Wright tire Into a repair sbop,and when the proprietor had looked at It, and had, seen It wasn’t a Dunlop, he contempt­ uously pemarked, “No aHIled workman would touch that thing.” The young American after intimating that he suppos­ ed tbe proprietor was right, since there didn’t seem to be any such workmen In England.bad to content himself with car­ rying his wheel out. Luckily he found an American mechanic who fixed It up for him. My companion Mr. Crawley, left bls tire at a shop to have a bad puncture •mended, and later found the skilled “me­ chanic’’ trying to cement the tire to the rim with shellac. These are only sample cases. Every one complains of It except the Englishmen themselves. The work­ men understand tbe wheels made here and can do good work at repairing them. They have studied out the mysteries of the Brit­ ish wheel and can mend one any time and do It well. But anything new and novel is more, than they can successfully grapple with at one attempt, if If they happen to be willing. They know one thing and know It perfectly, but because a mau Is a very artist at wagon building. I suppose that we should not Infer that he can mend our watch. Probably this Is the way we ought to think of these gentlemen who wreck your wheel and charge you “a 'alf a crown. Sir.” while jou wait. So far 1 have been spared their attentions and trust 1 may continue in this good fortune at least until 1 can let yon -hear from me ■gain. Yours Hopefully, gniRLEY W. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. John Kreoewltter have teen vlaltlns rhelr daixhtera at Middle­ r> ■ . •"-‘•••iiion, teller, plcnlc'w nutted Uth. liw ff',AunJ jell win te with u, ot. tte mT u t>»W“h »n«> G«'d«r te n! "h!*n4 wltlraUo te ■ number ot otter era prewnt. There will te I .. M tte eeenlnr ot the 1 it|. •r„ ‘“116" « taniUhed to ill teldler, a d * C«ne erarybod, .nJ b,|L ' b«.ket. Good o,o,|C B1|I PS M A I!’ “• CSS* 1 • 8- Hot coffee on the groqcd* ville thli week. Nine stalwart young men arrived In the Juon McElwain left this week Ifor a rite-Monday. They were from Romeo, trip 10 Bay View. Mncklnne and <other Mich and came to cross bats with the home team and the game ghat followed northern resorts. was the best aeen on the grounds this Mr. and Mrs. P. A. hlndon bave been y<Bomoo opened tbe game, but by some visiting at Benton Harbor and Grand Raprood fielding on the part of the home team Ids the past week. didn’t score. Hastings did better. Barber Mrs. Winnie Moore and sou, of Grand making a doable and scoring on some erRapids,*are visitlug Mrs. W. H. Powers Bomeo made one in the ec^ond after two and other relatives. men were oat on an error by Wooten and »<aurf to it. It as boot-maker, cutler, butcher, baker or A. E. Hanyen. Mrs. H. L. FltzSImmon* a tingle: one In the fourth on a doable by candlcstlek-tBsker to H. R. IL, the Prince and Miss Edith Chamberlain spent Sunday Moore and an error: one In the fifth or Pfincess of this or that If any of the on two etoglea and an error by , Thursday, Aug. 6. 1896. In tbe Valley City. numerous H. R. H’s. chance to give a pas­ Wooten, and two in the seventh on an er­ sing glance into a factory nr mill, the event Rev. A. D. Grigsby and Violet and Al­ ror by Baldwin and a three base bit by Tajfewparib.-ss COOK BROS. Proprietors. is duly noted on the letter-heads and cards mu is lan have been spending the past two weeks Adams. of the company. So It happens that near­ SMfrglpavbu.. 53 In th? seventh tbe home team jumped with Alamo friends. Wbeot. white per bu. 83. ly the majority of merchants seem to be onto the Romeo twirler aud made life a purveyors of somethlug ot other to the Miss Allee Stock, of Grand Rapid*. la burden for blm. Wooten opened with a family of the Queen and It was a source of spending her vacation at the home of ber single. Vance followed with a double. Da­ ken dressed.#. amazement tn me how they could eat and moth reached first on fielder’s choice, jhywa. 4 00 to 5 00 ' NO 5. cousin'J. G. Hughes. wear so much till I found out that a single Morphy came to the tract with a rattling Umdoti. July 14. 1896. penny-worth sale would give the lucky Mrs. Ferris Rose, of Grand Rapids, was single to center and two runs came in, Dear Mr. Editor: Ctovymed. 4.<3toS.a) dealer tbe right to call himself dealer in In the city Sunday to' attend the funeral Murphy being thrown out at second tn an Wool. unwusDed. 7 to 11 Slue? 1 la.«t wrote you much has hap­ such and such a commodity. “As supplied attempt to lengthen his single Into a doub­ Wool, washed. 10 to is. of Mrs. Perry Stowell. pened in the course of our trip,—much to H. R. H." le. McKerltt followed wUh a single and more than I could possibly narrate even If We stopped at a farm house to get John Kurtz was confined to the house Damoth scored. Harber’s short hit to your patience would stand it. I bade good­ some bread and milk for dinner. It was a several days tbe past week with a threat­ third ended the Inning. , bye to you last week at Keswick, in the very old house ho the farmer’s wife lotd us Ndther aide could get a aaore after tbe ened attack of nervous prostration. heart of tbe Lake country, the Switzerland as she clattered about over the stoue floors' seventh and tbe game which should bave of England. We spent a beautiful Sab­ to bring the milk and bread and chairs. ,Mrs. Collingswood, of Lansing, former­ been won by Hastings, closed In favor of bath day there and It hardly seemed pos­ Over the fire place, for there are no stoves ly M lea' Hattie Thomas, of Middleville, Romeo by a score of 5 to 4. Folowing la sible that less than twenty-tour hours be­ In the ordlusrj- homes the tea kettle sim­ tbe score by finnings. * ' visited at H. A. Goodyear’s this week. fore it had been doing its best to beat the mered and steamed, the bouse cat purred a.b. R. B.H. ll:i«UnK« record toy amount 6t rainfall. about us and as we looked at the queer Mrs. J. W. Babcock returned from Buf­ NcKodlt c After a fine breakfast provided and looking, old brass warming-pan and other Barber ** falo last week where she was called In Johnson’b served by our fat, wheezey, bustling land-, utensils banging on the white washed June by the sickness and subsequent death Goodyear c f lord, we went *o see the beautiful view wall, we felt that we were now really In the Wooun 3 b which he had promised to let us see. Led “Old England” of whose life we had read of her sister.' Vance r t Damoth p • on by our good Mr. Miller, we were .soota so much. The noise ot the good wife’s Mr. and Mrs. Williams and daughter Murphy 11 at the top of Castle Rock, which seemed a shoes helped mightily to take away any Helen, of California, are expected in the Baldwin lb lofty height to us, and below us was the lingering doubts we might have had about etty this week to visit Mrs. W’a. slater. beautiful view, of which we had heard so Its really being in a foreign land that we R. B H. P.O. RomeQ much fur the last leu hours, and It was were. You may think that you have worn 0 a -0 Thou-pAon s» Mrs. Nathan Barlow. 0 l| 14 beautiful. Wu were overlooking the love­ heavy shoes, and you are probably positive Additional Local News. Phillips lb Mrs. Jas. A. Sweeady went to Bay View Beats of ly surface of Derwent Water, as the lake that you have at least seen such, but take Thurston c at our feet was called. Lying amid the my word for iLjou havn’t.unless you have yesterday to be present at the meeting ot McStay 3b Lost—Wednesday evening between surrounding mountains, made sacred by set n the sh<*s ibe laboring people wear the State Federation of Woman’s Club, as Adam* rt Moore.Sb George Gregory ’ s and Wm. Shrlner*®, a the poetry of Wordsworth. Coleridge and this side of the Atlantic. For the first a delegate from the Hastings Woman’s Keeler If Southey, this most beautiful lake in Eng­ few morning's. I was regularly awakened handbag containing a pocket book with Coe p Club. . land presented a charming sight. Far by the noise ot person* walking past the some money and papers. Finder will off at the farther end of the blue puul we house. The ordinary working shoes, are Inntazs 1834SC789 Mr. and Mrs. E. A. BurtotvMias Mande Hastings 100000*00—4 could see a broken line of sliver coming great, massive specimens ot engineering, please leave with Goodyear Bros, and re­ Stebbins. Miss Della Coutehie, of Muske­ Romeo 010110x0 0—3 down the mountain side, and Mr. Miller with thick soles stuck as full of hob-nsl|* ceive reward. Tne papers are of no ac­ Earns! l_ “—‘ ----- hit*, runs-Hatting* 1; J two 'base gon. C. E. Doyle aud E. J. Huffman are said It waa the Falls of Lvdore. When we as'they will hold. But It Is when you count to anyone but myself. ber. Vance: three — base Moore.Barber. — ,hit-Adam*; — ----------turned away at last we felt that we really come to the “clog-.” as\ they are called, at the Huffman cottage. Wall lake for a Struck out by Damoth 4, By Ct* 1. Umpire­ —ready to make your home loved our land-lurd and wouldn't care much that ynur wonder begins to get the start of T- E- B. Mason, of Shenandoah, Iowa, Henry Osborne. more homelike, your house if the rain should keep us with him for days. you. These are worn mostly by tbe the patentee and manufacturer of the cele­ more inviting and your fam It was so delightful to meet a man who women and children. They are low shoes Misses Etta and Eva Montgomery, brated Mason Pruning Implement Is stop­ ■ otks loved to sacrifice himself and serve others made ot heavy leather, nnd have solid ily circle happier than ever. Mr. Mason daughters of Sheriff Montgomery,of Ionia, tbe way our host did. Yesterday he had wooden soles about an Inch thick. Not ping at tbe Hastings House. The band beaded the possession to the It’s what’s in the house that searched every ho'.el in town for us In content with this, they have a strip of iron desires agents In every county to intro­ arrived Tuesday evening on a visit to fair ground the first day, and helped to makes it, and our furniture orderthat we might regain our lost friend. of brass around the edge of the sole almost duce and sell bis marvelous tree pruner their former music teacher. Miss Ida Fitz­ draw out a good crowd. dispPay includes .everything All Saturday evening and all day Sunday as heavy as tbe shoe ordinarily worn by a Simmons. Damoth pitched a good game and kept when be wasn’t attending the church in running horse. These are the shoes most and as will be seen elsewhere lu these Suitable to be introduced a: L. B. Spencer, of Lenawee Co., one of the hits well scattered. Three of the hits which 1 understand he is one of the chief of the poorer.classes wear In Scotland and columns the machine is highly Indorsed by home. Our parlor sets and marked against him were at the scratch sleepers, he was busy in some self-imposed North England, and they clump, clump our leading citizens and fruit growers and tbe hustling agents for Michigan Mutual variety.. . .■ odd pieces would grace any work of mercy lu our behalf. We could over the ground, and clack, clack along affords a rare opportunity for handling an Tornado Cyclone & Windstorm Insurance Henry Osborne umpired oae ot the fair ­ room; .'Our bedroom out- not turn around without hearing bis “Beg the paveuieuts with a racket that Is amaz­ Company- visited D. W. Rogers a couple est games ever umpired on the home; parding but let me do IL” He was such a ing. Several times I have feared that 1 at tide that has become a necessity to one fits almost give one a mort­ .of dais last week. During July Mr. grounds. If anything tbe visitors were good man, too. After eburcb Sunday I was going to be ruu over by a horse whose of our most inyortaut Industries. gage on sleep, and a better favored in decisions, but It was very spoke of writing a letter horn**, und he rapid hoot beats I thought 1 heard Just be­ Spencer sent In <200,900 worth of Insur ­ Hastings. Mich. July 20th, 1890. appetite is assured where slightly. cautioned me earnestly agamst »> sinful hind m-r and jumped uue side onlv to find We the undersigned after witnessing an ance. an act. I made up my mind tliat the some small boy or girl run id ng along in the dining room is fitted up The Romeo boys are a get tiemen ly lot Mrs. Carrie Fuller' Weatherford, an old of fellows and made a good Impression. exhibition of the Mason Pruning Imple­ proverb “The good die young.” could have clog?, to be the cause of my scare. from our superb collection no terrors for me any more. Here was The next few days we rode along -un­ ment unite In pronouncing it a great im­ resident of Hastings, who has become very There was no bluffing or attempted of dining tables and chairs this lovely old saint over sixty years old. eventfully ebouzh through Yorkshire. provement over the old method. The ma­ well known as a lecturer on political topics bulldozing and nothing happened to mar and sideboards: and our But alas! When we came to leave Mon­ Derbyshire, and one or two other coun­ tbe pleasure of the game. day morning and called, (or our bills, we tries whose names I do not now remember. chine is so constructed that the operator and on Spiritualism left this city last week prices are as Tempting as The game with Romeo the second day felt somewhat less joyous In our feelings The hills we climbed in Yorkshire drove standing on the ground can manipulate for Alaska in Kent Co, where she goes to the' Sunday dinner. resulted in n score of I? to 15 In favor toward Mr. Miller. Every asmsthic almost everything else out ot uiy mind. and train the tree to his entire satisfaction visit relatives. Mrs. Weatherford has of Romeo. “Lady Baldwlu”. the famous wheeze, every “beg parding,” and every From Uliestei field to Madock there were doing the work lu the most satisfactory many warm friends in tfils city who only ex-league pitcher, was In the box for tbe thing else seemed to have been Included in :ao roads! one right miles and very hilly, first five innings and the visitors only got those accounts. We paid t em in grim the other fourteen miles and almost no manner and saving a vast amount uf time wish she could remain longer. He retired at silence, and obr confidence in huminlty bills—so they said. We chose the latter and-i^bor. All who have work of this ^Boyee E. Barlow was home from Chlca- two bits off bl* delivery. Furniture Dealer. tbe end of the fifth and Damoth was put Funeral Directors. fell as fixt as a young wife’s first cake— aud found our infwfz'xt told us the kind to do will find It to their Interest to go for a tew days visit this week and a In, although he had pitched a hard game the Embalming a specialty. and. by the wav so did our pocket books. truth. There were almost no lulls. There see and Investigate this marvelous Im­ McKinley button adorns his coat, This day before and earned a rest. Tbe score run When we got outside. of the town. Mr. was cnly one. but It was fourteen miles Cox posted up bis bill as a warning to fu­ long and mighty steep. I felt that 1 provement iu tree pruning: R. F. Bllvin, seems more than “passing strange” for up so rapidly that Johnson was put iu In ture way-farers, but I am bringing mine should like to be a pugilist with a fist as James M. Bauer, A. H. Ickes. T. 8. De­ any one bearing the name of Barlow. but tbe seventh, but the boys bad lost their grip evidently, and the score resulted as home to present to the University mu­ bard as a billy goat's head, aud then have Mott. C. B. Baldwin, Oscar Matthews, P. Royce hi forms us he is a democrat but above; It taking ten innings to decide tbe seum. We usually speak nowot Mr. Peck­ nu opportunity to reason for about five N. Bump. J. H. Sutton. H. Parmer. 1. can’t go free sliver, and belongs to a sniff when we wish to refer to this Honest minutes with the man who sent us over big game. Barry Wellman, of Nashville, um­ Spvuab’.e, C. L. Beamer. A. W. Hlltou, club on the south side compose^ of fel- pired and was rankly partial to tbe Old Gentleman. that road. OUR SILVER OFFER Will boy visitors. Leaving Keswick behind us we were so in We stopped a little while at Wakefield U. G. Carter. S. N. Williams. E. J. Crook. lows In Just the same fix he is^ Me shirt* well on our way to Grasswiere. In the ten In hopes of seeing the Vicar somewhere, M. D. Todd, F. West, Geo. C. Scott. for 45c. 2. 3. and 4 dollar shoes for from or fifteen mites between Uie two places we but he didn’t seem to be stirring about Free trade Is all right when it comes to <1.35 to <3.00. Pants <the Famous) lor passed through the wildest and must Im­ , much that day. At Sheffield we rach The Pastor will preach as usual In the theory, but in practice it ts a miserable less than others sell.•children? riothes at pressive scenery we have yet met with. ' bought a knife as n memento of the great PERSONAL MENTION. Presbyterian ehureh. failure the world over. Four years of about X what others ask at The road was blasted out of the sulid rock cutlery city. (They are “makers to the Pnts Smiths Ci ••xhim. Stock. uf the mountain side iu most places and royal family” galore.) At D-rbj ibe rain The L. T. L. Band of Hope* are risked io “tariff for revenue” which is practically Mr. Frauds spent Sunday In Three wound about just as the curve of the b'utT came down from the north again as a sori meet nt tie Presbjteriau Pnisottage <>n free trade, has reduced ocr revenues over OUR GOLD OFFER Will buy lor dictated. Above us were precipitous, of parting salute, but it fell in the night .-ot Itlvere. Friday 14, at 3:30. • the next W 812.000.000 per month. For 2S years tbe brown crags, d >wn whose rocky sides we had something to be thankful for. At; Fred S. KeuSeidQ of C'.iieagj, w.t> In the On Sunday aftrlDoou I be Gospel met ting average monthly surplus up to X808 was days men’s and boy’s doilies as cheap or turn »!«•.! many a lit’le waterfall. w<lch Burton-on-Trent, the great brewing city, c.:y Friday. • • cheaper than'any man will offer we will not be held nn the lawn on Recount of nee le-l but a Southey co mak-* their Beauty our man looked'at us in pity because we over 85,000.000. During the past three will take our pay in sHvprat tu’-I value. Frank Nichol?, of Lansing, wa? In the the campmertlng in Pennock * grate. wurhl-fanuus. Belo v was at long and were so pressed for time that we must miss years the monthly deficit has averaged • PiIin-Smith. nt tkeRscketnarrow lake. Its surface stirred here nmi “All these grand sights here.” “W’y.” city last week. The Y.P.S.C.E. will be led by Maurice over ST.000.000. there by the stiff bte«*ze even to little said be. “They show? yon through the big­ Ever}’ OUR SILVER HATS F- r M* W. T. Brown, ot Chicago, was in the Grigsby, subject—Temperance. white caps On the opposite side were other gest brewery ’ere for nothing.” It was too member come and bring a friend with you. going fast, ypu will h»ve to c vjir mk>u to wild, cloud-capped hills. 1 was a grand bid. but there was no help for it. How­ city thi- week. get your size. <’Ut they n'r imt all M* The Missionary meeting will be held sigh:. Therd was n me of the lav lines? of ever if we couldn’t see the inside ut the e Joseph Deal, of Guti Marsh, wa’ji In the Bids will be received until Aug. 7 Qu August 1‘J In the Presbyterian parsonage. LS06 at noon tor the purchase of Hastings hats we have got. we have Ihe latent tb,tW' Derwent Water as wu bad «e‘i» it the <ay big beer and- ale frtcturies we could smell out. 1‘kin Smj • fi at tin ■Famous. You are Invited and will be welcome. before, but all was rugged, and ru ig j, and them. So great Is the aurnint brewed city Friday on business. Michigan City bonds known as Hastings awe-inspiring. However. I: was ralnln; here that through a great part of the town Mrs. Bayne, -uf Grand Rip’.Jd, visited • Tte W. F. M.S. otjte M. E. eburth Public Improvement Bonds, in the sum OUR GOLD HATS Are twrly all again aud we were obliged to hurry on. the odor of the liquor Is very noticable. will meet next weeh Wednesday. Aug. 12. of ten thousand dollars to be dated Oct Mrs. Frank Ham< Saturday. cone but that Arrived at Gassmere we »eem?d to be put However we finally managed to plough where the following program will be car­ 1st. 1996. to become due and payable .Jan­ makes no difference to our cap sale, we of range of the m list clouds which always our way through the atmosphere, aud get Miss Lina Nagler. of Freepurt. visited ried out: uary 1st. 1919 and to draw Interest at a have plenty of their. hover over the locality of Keswick, into the country arafn. Ail throng!) here at Jvhn Ndgler's Saturday. Subject—“Low Caste Women In India.” rate not exceeding five per cent, per an­ Phin Smith, at th? Fatuous.. and like the eyes of soms of our lady ac­ there are great collieries and Iron and steel Devotlomi^*-Mrs. Fred Burgmau. num payable semi-annually on the first Mrs. E. M. Walker, of Muskegon, is quaintances. are ever ready to shed pro­ plants, which give the country a black CLOSING OUT our shoe depart­ days of January and July of each year. Paper—Mrs. Julia Wllllaon. fuse tears at the slighest opportunity on and anything bnt a'beautiful appearance. visiting Mrs. Delo? McElwain. Principal and Interest payable here. ment. and you nor Reading—Mrs. Madison Erb. both the just aud the unjust. Tbe raiu We passed grimy workmen going to and The right to reject any or all blds Is re­ no other man ever saw such barrios w Selection—Mrs. J. T. Lombard. Attorney Stuart, of Kalamazoo, was in stopped aud we went in peace to view the from their smoke-blackened houses.looked Music. served to the Common Council of the City we are giving on Shoes. the city Saturday on business. graves of Wordsworth and Coleridge. in at great, fiery furnace doors as we rude All Interested In Missionary work Invit­ of Hastings. Michigan. Phin Smit«L at the Famous. From Grass mere we went on dry shod to by, and after about twenty miles of this George Tomlinson Is visitlog his daugh­ ed to attend. Dated Hastings. Mich, July 29, 1596. Ambleside and Windermere, through a re­ sort, were in Birmingham. Avoiding the KOLLARS New arrival of l inen and E dward a . H drton . ter, Mrs. Clarence Young In Allegan. . The Hastings City W. C. T. U. will gion whose beauty was more than prsslng main streets we worked our way to the water proof colors. Just Chairman of Finance Committee, fair. The thing which we h<ard most other side of that busy city and then push­ M. Woodward and famlhr are camping meet every Tuesday afternoon at 9:30 In In, see them aud tne prices. the supervisors room In the court honse about however, was a lake which the ed on to Warwict.ten miles from Stratford, near F. D. Black’s cottage It Gun lake. Phis Smith, at the Famous. Programs are prepared for each week by Prince of Wales once vWlod. Everjbod/ aud only two from the ruins of Kenilworth •*S*SSSS»«SSB®#S8SSSSSS N£CK WEAR must co to,make room Mrs. Smith, of Jamestown^ N. Y., is the Superintendents of Use various depart­ seemed to think we would be willing to Castle. ’ for our fall Stock­ ,ri«le the tires right off our wheels to see ments with papers discussions etc. The At our hotel, we met five other Ameri­ v aitlng her niece Mrs. Jas. A. Sweezey. ghis little pend wbo.-e real beauty was to­ •hmithers’ meeting” will be on th? first Will be here on time. cans from various colleges. The burden of Mrs. Frank Denslow. of Muskegon, was luesday of each month io wlilrii an es­ tally put in the shade by the honor It had Phin Smith, at the Famous. lheir song was English wheels and English oaee received. *Tbe way they act here repair shops, and 1 agrvtsl with them on In the city Friday enroute to Kalamazoo. pecial Invitation Is extended to all mothers CRUSH TOP Hat* so much wern old and young. •over anything the royal family dues is we have ar. ottr stock Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hayter. of Middle­ both subjects. It would make you laugh something very strange and almost laugh­ to see must of the bicycles here. They are and have made prices accordinriv. ville. spent Sunday at I. M. B. GUIasple’a. able to ms. If it so happtms that a small at leabt two years If no: mure behind us in Puts Smith, at the FafiKHto rJ±Z^! M Jnror ’ dnl « “ sbop-kee^r sells a shillings worth of bls Miss Nora Matthews, of Grand Rapids, construction, not only Itt weight but in goods to any member of tbe royal Hue, he lines of beauty. Most of them are equip­ baa been veiling relatives in this vicinity. tor the Septemter term of clreuit court SUSPENDERS F»r kids tej. which eonreoea the firm week In Septemmen. rmm 5C. W to at once hies him self to a sign-maker, and ped with the old fashioned swing saddle, Mrs. L. E. Knappen. of Grand Rapids, gets a glorious emblem with his name on all bave small tubing, ninety nine out of a SOC. Puts 5MITU. It Ite Frank Falk. A«»y«e. BZMEMBER Our Famous P»»W' hundred have the old, solid, steel rims, was a guest at Mrs. Julius Ruaaell’s Mun­ Lewis Hill. Uihimon-. Eyes and the width of the tread Is only exceed­ day. Lyman C Audru.. Harry. warraulrt uot to nr Awarded Wllllim IVilIlema, Carlloo. ed by that of the scyt» e snath they n«e fnr Mrs. Oscar Yotrng goes to Landing and are aa cheap or ehearer Ibau «uy Michael Klrnrt. Caatleaira. Highest Honors—Werid’s Fair, a handle bar. They are. commonly • quip­ Fowlerville Monday for a three weeks will tell, llnx SMITH, at ite Hums. ped with mnd guards and brake, and an W. J. Fl.her, IliaiinH,. SOX S pair or 4 pair f. r M \ air pump a good eighteen inches long I* | visit. Rurta H. Cherry, city, a th Wirt. This Smith, at ttei.uiou’. Fred Tnntite. city, ted Wire. strapped to the frame hi most ca?e*. I Miss Florence Scoby Is twisting In the With Wm. Enzlin. Dope. have seen these marvels with mine eyrs or YOUR SON May nerd a pair ol I would not believe that they could be made office of tbe Freeport Herald tor a few Hudion L. SImoo. Irvine. tra pints. and sold. And ns for weight they are verReuben Wehaier. JobnMown. Glasses. Urea Puts Smith, al ihr fa®™'Ible. old Ice wagons. We met a rider oae J*1"-Maple Owe. Mrs. N. E. Gartner ta vlalUe, her WOXK SHIRTS .m David Cooper. OraiHrevIlie. night who looked like tbe flying frog of Oorneo as be churned along with feet wide daughter Mra. Sarah Bowse at Grand Adolph Kammerer. Prairieville. Rapid*. Ered Oil,. Rutland. ' apart, and hands so tar from each other Famona. that it would scarcely have been Doaaibie Tteamimle, Mr. Fred lofrahm and children ar, for the right to know wbat the left waa Dinlel Woodard, Woodland. Charge VIUVOH When otherr dal® “ doing except by heresay.,. We drew up" apeodlrtt tbe week at Leeter Warner-, tn tell at coat" ........ alongside him and in tbe course of oonv^r- Broulrt. a.-Brown, Aanyria. • • 't For Bert Bttven. BaUlmoL w, are yet tte cheapest aa „ saticn, inquired what his wheel weighed. . Robert Cook went to Bay View yretrr. (teda were teuftil to * Andrew J. Kel^,. Bm,. He didn’t tell us but Mid he bad a little, day to apeod a few week, with M, rCu.tn Testing. tte dollar, teben are Lraed R. Foreman. Curtm. light one at butne which only weighed bIm. last u cheap. We will not be C. F. Wilkinson, Castleton twentj-four p<Hinds. 1 saw an advertl-e- Drmaid Smith. deraold. Phxm Smith, at the Fanx’U • ]*«• H. Houkhtaiia. llaHtnsa. rrmrt the other day <«f an EngiM) raor Mr. end Mix G. It. Brookland Mr. and ob plow shoe. C,*r- lrt w*rtweighing twenty-five pounds. Some of Frank Braolu han Wen apradlua the MOST PERFECT MADE Ote‘. XublM. City, ted Ward. the wheelmen knowingly shake thtlr P his S mith at ibe Famous Sokrnite Stanton. Hope heads as they in-pcct owr monnts. and cun- pa.t week with a party of Martin and Cha*. LWk*. Irvin,. xratulate each other that they were never' Wayland people at the Wayland elub BLOUSE lawhat we e»n ““ ponin; Wm. H. Flak. Joluwtown. tempted to ride sueb a 4l*kt and danger- house. Gun lake. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. Co&t ' Cnorje Brewn, Maple Grova. Phis Smith at me Eamous IWRSSS Hastings Banner INNOCENCE AWHEEL Here we are Again, Rjenkes & Walldorff, FAflOUS X ■ fifty ....Spectacles. II'j^j ’ 1 ‘DR; ter 50 F. R- PflNGOftST. novas, t^> � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-08-13.pdf f420731ed09493d03a72db8f3c31a98d PDF Text Text i LATION OF i VOL paper XLI Hastings Banner. ANYaa? IN COUNTY. NO. 15 Hastings Banner. l'ubll.h.4 Thuntfir. br «• COOK • BROS.. •» .—ar— ' Hastings, mich CORR ESPO N p R~n CF~ Ladies Underwear, And Notions A u .■ n W. S"*.'V 1”‘ ta'-'"'*.'-. A w nbl” 'I” hl* '»■»* endOMd. .tap, **’1’ ///"'roirliowd * fc fact anything the’ Ladies 4-ant you can find at pur store John Robinson attended catnp nteeting. Sunday. s. Dmt?!"1” *“ bt’tn ror and we can suit you in style, • juality and pried. Also i the stock of I Uuch IN TOWN COME IN AND SEE. JULIUS RUSSELL HASTINGS & cP, 0l£ MICHIGAN. A QLANCE OVER OUR STOCK /> OX BLOOD SHOES .vill please and surprise you. It will surely mike you \x_ant to biw. and prices will- make purchases easy: Wei believe that buying should be encouraged, Out] figures are full of reason for buying. । ‘'They are Wise who make Money by Spending it” an 1 .v. •p?rvdei's will find much profit in'calling at our money savers’ headquarters. • A Surprising Value at a Surprising Price. ■'•in to look for. li: It is here for due week. C?ps go at 24-- : Our Men’s and . \he C. H. OSBORN & Co Ba?: •IIPT Having purchased the Mrs. Conley died Ja-t w.ek at home of her daughter Bin?. Robert Blllliigsly. Remains were tabeii to Maple Grove for inlet inent • Fred Joidan wl u rwlved quite a se­ vere Injury last week while threshing is still under lhe diNdoi’a eare. What a down pour w.- had Sumlay night. , Wonder if any of the Epwiirtli Leaguers got caught In il»e storm. * We hope riot. The residence of Leonard Smith, of Rutland township vtaa Mruck by light­ ning during ibesturin Sunday night, shat­ tering It quit** badly. Hon. P. T. Colgrove with other tai-nted speakers will nddreA* thnierflng, this week, Friday wHi house. i’n.- ::e|»tli||f IIS <»f the D •vi»8|iini of ; ' i».g will ho <i ihrir uh mu- . hi. I7ni«i i.<.it>'*..,i|iig of iiul Heinz pickling vin* It C’Kis a littje more but trv. it nC.. an3 \Ou use no other. We ire receiving some Ask y-L'.T t'*tghl)3r ahnut that M‘*r. . Am’ that Sib for ,n qjj.ur-’jc-:. . ..iijd our 25c Luff-.. k’ .. . Kflh5 & WflRFlflN LuBcbea at all houra- Mapfe Orove. \V. W. Putter, .of Haslitigs, spent Sun­ day at home. _The infant child of Albert Hecox and wife Is quite sick. ’ Miss M«e Jarranl. of Charlotte, Is vis­ iting friends this week. Master Glenn Bals; of Battle Creek, is visiting relatives here thlsjweekMis* Bertha Palmer I* apt ndlng a cou­ ple of weeks with Battle (,'rcek friends. I), ill. Evans and family and A. D. Wolf and ismlly ate camping ut the lake. There wHI *” ,ce t’rranl $oc1m1 nl th0 hnme of Wm. Jarrard and wife, Friday evening. August 14th. The storm Saturday- afternovr. grew to a «mall hurricane In east '’nnle Grove, bl«:**hu* dnw'n a number ot foies* tre*-.. • chai Al H. Ntcewaiiu'.-i’a mt i»-e tree was !»!«• the fence: Chn*. Brois.s* tumen. Walter Ru>e ihl"kt* h« e.ion.th. Umber down 'imn'ak* bimni hundred coids of wood. t'J tn»* C -'iuty On* .rhiii.n » miter the .. ......... .. finHng- Merit* of ii.** Jturnai gci.» «»n:d. Howard Stock of my brother, A. E, Renkes, I will continue the same and ask for a liberal share of your patronage. With my lasryears experience in one of th largest bake shops in De­ troit I, feel confident I can pi. see j ou. Everthing will be strictly fresh and first-class. All the latest delicacies in bak­ ing’can be had at the Old Re­ liable City Bakery. I will have none but the best Ice Cream and Soda. Also Verner's Ging r Ale, always the best. Tbf. Akl WCIM, will nwt Mt Rtr. Crego’s Thursday next. Wil: Sylvester vletled relatives at-Uattle Creek last week. A tistifjjCrago. of Bcotcm Harbor, came on his vflieel to visit bls father, Rev. Crago. last week. Mrs. Francis Hartora of Battle Creek, visited b* sister, Mrs. E. J. Hartom. the first qt Uh* week. ’ The contract to build the School house was let to Mr. Bird, oF Johnstown, to be Dnbbed by September 15. Webster Hastings was finre through q’tafterly meeting, lie Is amending the summer normal and expects to, attend three institutes befdh? school commences. • Grace Powers was at home to 16 of her you ng friends Wednesday evening of last week- A tent was elected op the lawn where ice cream and cake wate Served Iq lhe guests. • Quarterly meeting passed off quietly at the Sunday morning service. Fifty-five testimonials were given in 45 minutes. 63 were al communion. At the close of the service Mrs. Ixiulse Smith commenced playing a march. Calvin Smith quietly walked up with a beaitlifu! floral gate and placed it in front of the pulpit- then Louis. Walronsa’nd Alma Phillips accompanied by Wvlwter Hastings and Cora Wright marebed up the atslelaklug their positions ,baek Of the gate: then Rev. Crigo in a few brief sentencr-s said the words that made IxOuis Watrons and Alma Phillips husband .<nd wife. It was a surprise iq most of tlie people. Mr. Watron is a young minl-ter of Kallii ska Co, amt comes well recmnmemled. Alma I’liiHips Is well’ belov­ ed n; this place where she has passed the most of her life. Her host of friends jolt? with us in wishing them a i happy mid prosperous lift*, Mrs. Edgar Tyler deco-' rmfid the Hural gate. Ilattte Flower is raring for a felon. Maggie L»Instr Is the gm»t of Grace ami Lulu Fisher. John Barber and wife visited Galesburg on Frlduy laaL Mrs. Alice Smith and daughters, of Augusta, are guests nt D. P. Flowers. .Heavy ‘■tortus are reported both north and south <>f us. Sunday night but none at this place. Fred Barber spent Sunday in Hastings. All on account of tbit autnmer school, *’don’t you know.” . Clyde Fisher was bit by a dog last week O. J. Borel and Miss-Nora Miller have and Albert Fisher suatuined a sever* returned to Grand Baplus. The C. K. A S. have put in‘a ne w set of bruise by being kicked by a horse. Mrs..Dunning returned Saturday from a scales at the stork yard*. Mr-. E. J. Hartman has returned from three months visit near Clyde.; Ohio. She reports every thing under water there. the north. Mr. Editor-Don’t look for much news Mrs. 0. Barrett has returned ffuin Vesifth weather as this, as we roast during IMiNorrK of ’ Praiiievlile, will teach the day and the mm-quitoes clamor for our healed Uiuixl at night, and we have no our tcuool this inter. Miss Puss Blalkruan has gone to Chica­ thought only to escape there evils. go to live. • Crtutleton. A. McBain Is very,sick. Mls> Gae Scoit.ls visiting relatives at B C. Pennock ts on the sivk list. . Mis. G. A. Bladkmaii, of i’niiileville,. Grand lA^lge. Geo. Sorrlam. of Plainwell, was a guest, received a warrant for 81000 last week on lhe endowment policy held by het son of Asa Noyes over Sunday. ’ Mis* Lena Franck Is entertaining her Glenn, who was a member of Barry 3 ent No. 67V. K. O. T. M . Delton Mich. cousin Miss Franck of Bedford. • W. P. Eddy, of Coucord. is visiting bis M liv’d credit Is due lhe urder In adjusting son Irwin, nud other friends in this vi­ the claim in so shaft a lime. V’Yan Pendell. cf Hickory Corners, has cinity. Mist l/BUH Fdfhntfr spent last week at bou^lit 69 intv:eft !u tbe Gkldlr.gs livery WuvdUJ. the gnest vf Miss Myrtle buiu. Mrs. Skillnun. ofDuvtlfhg, I be Smith. Homer and Tom Fisher, |nf Jackson/ guest of Mrs Dr. Scribner Thursday. were guests of their aunt, Mrs. Hiram Rev, Plxhy and wife, of Prairieville, called on Dr. Scribner and wife Monday. Cole last week. Mrs. Clara Price is home from Grand Dr. Russell, of lllckuty Corners, was a Rapid*, after a visit of several weeks with callerat the doctors office- Tuesday' for her daughter Mrs. Mallette. dental work. Married—At the residence of Elder P. The M. E. Sabbath school, of this place, Holler. John Miller mid Miss Edith Apheld Its annual picnic at-Highland Point, plemaiu.l”'th of Castleton. Wednesday the 12th. Mrs. ’-V. I. Marble entertained an old The Infant son. of Frank Bostwick, w ho friend from Iowa one day last week, for­ has been’so very slek an»r not expected to merly Miss Hattie Bennett, of Nashville. live the past week. Is a little belter. •I*'*’ free trad ‘ pen is a »•«» «l tre»t; u.» . st W*re for the acmi • McKinley ««"l ;-iotectlut| in all the balm there wtend» lnrge numlMfr from here attritdcu camp meeting Sunday• <■ and that calls for Vinegar and Suitvs. fou never need to FlRti SPiCEJ l- Pelt< Bollrnrr I, unklpg c|fler Tuwdays and ihutsdays. ’ J. F. Uirtunl, b-„k, i,i, tbrwbtax >«•-' ell me last ltiureday, Fr»i>« Freemsu Kn!,m,IOO Thursday to the show. Charles Bailey i> retying hogs. ut. give you.all there h In them. Henry Butgtnan is now fccrplug Itou-e, living on the old Itoutesic-ad. Johuie Litciisi^s has purcbased a new top carriage of .Myron Aldrich. ' Sulqtnon Stanton attended the Hickory Corners’ bail game last S tiurdnv. • •h^nee McDonald will at end the reun­ ion at Tbvrnapple lake this week. Joseph Campbell will teach lhe fall lenn of,school to begin.next tmmtli. • Win Beard is attending to hl* flour mill and making A No. I grade nf fl.mr. Cliarile May is Irarrelintg curuiulter pickle* IO be taken t<. Grand Rapids. it I, said that Charles, Halley has one Of (he bent pieces of Com In the county. Ilmnlltun Armor was greatly Interested In taking care or hU oats the last week. John Waters had lite bad luck tu get hl> hand smashed in tl»e separator last week. . Mn>. Susie Ty ler and daughter were io Otsego last week, they- will comiueuce wink.there this week. ■ - .te’lrgn bt 13 ”w wi'-xr’1’? CARPETS i; | USING MEDIUM IN | BARRY COUNTY. ... HASTINGS. MICH, AUGUST 13. 1896, Dress Goods Hiinllery, t I THE BEST A D VE R - . ' Cloverdale Buckbout is at Chicago this " Mm. L.utauxh ta» • F.a>er WHOLE NO. 2148 I Chas. Smith runs his cidrr press with st«tm power. Mclvll Gordon went to Detroit Monday for a short stay. W. R. Vester and wiiffc are expected -metbte week fora short visit. Miss Fannie Carpenter is in .Battle Creek visiting Mrs. F. B. Fleming. . Mrs. Elia Earley, of Grand Rapids, is spending a few days r. Ith Carlton frieudx Clarence Ifilc u» Monday- for Indiana where ht* will spend a few weeks: Mrs. Teen, and daughter, of tbe Valley City, are guests of Mrs. Richards at present. The hardest storm we have, bad in years visited us Sunday nighu Wind. hall. rai!| with thunder and lightning made thing* Jingle, Much damage was done to or* chards. tbe widow Carpeuter being the greatest loser in this direction as nearly a dozen of-her fine.fruit trees were broken down and ruined. Many cornfields were nearly ruined and much damage was done in various ways. Additional Local News. It wbs forty-five yeara yesterday si nee Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Knappen were mar­ ried al Kalamazoo. Mr. Knappen waa a well known lawyer |n that city before he l»ecamL‘ a preacher in the Michigan confer­ ence of the Methodi.«t church., where he attained the front rank and was located in many of the larger cittea in western Mich­ igan. He and his esitmable wife have thus gained a large circle of acquaintance*, and they have' always exerted a pro­ nounced beneficial influence. Their home life has been remarkably free from any­ thing that would disturb' their happiness. Tbeir five children are all living and to.getjter with two surviving gnrndchildren •were present yesterday at their parents home on Cass street for tbe observation uf the 45th anniversary. They are located as follows: ’ Mrs. Ida Russell. Sioux Falla, OIKD. Cakk—On Friday morning. August 7lh. S. D.: F. E.'Knappen, Kalamazoo; Miss Tracy Carr, at the home of his son in Harriet B. Knappen. Albion: Mrs. Helen Middleville, aged SC years. Deceased was borirtn the yqpr 1810, at M. Scripps. Detroit; aud Fred Knappen or Hartford. Connecticut. At the age. of 31 Sioux Falls, S. D. Of tin* five grandchild­ he came to Herkner, New York, and there ren only two are living. Fredrick. Mrs. married Lydia Brown. In 1854 moved to Russell’s son and Russell, Fred Knappeu’s Michigan and settled on a farm 214 miles from Hastings where he has lived until sou.—Albbm Recorder. Rev. Knappen E. church in thh . seven, years ago When his wife diea. was pastor of the. Since that time his home has been with his city for several years, and with his family son E. W. Uarr>nd family, who were al­ have a host of friends here who wish them ways ready to administer .to him. Up to the time of teeblc health he was a many more such pleasant anniversaries. regular attendant of church and a member The oldest inhabitant Jia* to scratch his of the State Road M. E.-church. He leav.es one ««>«« nad two daughters to head to think of a worse electrical storm mourn °hls loss. 'I hp funeral was held than visited this section Sunday evening. at the home of hls aduJ Sunday morning at 9 o’clock, Ren. F. N. Junes officiating. Rain and hail fell in, torrents, the thunder pealed, and l.gbtning flashed’ tn a. frightful Interment at Riverside cemetery, U ” m* tings. manner, and/or several hours there waa VERGIL—On Monday, August 10. Mrs. R. Vergil, at her home in lhe third ...... .. ward, at tho advanced age of 85 years. Deceased had been a suffererfor several years. The funeral services were held Monday afternoon coud ucted by Rev. A. D. Grigsby. CONLEY—Ac her home in Maple Grove, Aug. 7. Mr*. Eliza Conley, formerly Cook, aged 69 years, after a short Ill­ ness.. Mrs. Conley was born In Nottingham­ shire, Englntid. in Jan. 1827. Her parents removed tu this eouutcy when she was. ten years old atui settled in Ohio, where she married Joseph Conley In 184ft. . The same year she united with the PresbyterJan church. In 1880 she removed to Ma­ ple Grove with her husband, who died five years agu. She leaves 5 sons, a daughter, and two sisters. Tbe funeral was held Saturdsy conducted by Rev. A. D. Grigsby. no let up. Damage was done al! over the county as will be noticed by our corres­ pondence. In the city several trees were Struck, one being in Ijin Keafield’a yard, and the shock was felt by many in that vicinity. Mrs. Frank Hams who was near a front window up stairs In her home and in direct Hue with the tree, was ren­ * dered insensible, and slightly burned. Lightning played havoc wijh the tele­ phone and electric light wires, -several be­ ing burned out ' One of the most serious c.’srs we have beard of was in Carlton where lhe house of R. Grumes was struck, and the inmates badly shocked. Mr. Grimes was in bed. and was rendered senseless. Mrs. Grames who was up. was thrown to tbe floor, and tbe felt slip­ pers she wore torn in shreds. Their lit­ tle grand-daughter Lelah Brown, of Grand . / . ' Mwrijlad. ■ STEVENS—CHalil.TON- By Bev. A. D.’Grljrsby. August llth. Mr. George W. Stevrus to Miss Alic-• u. C’aariur; b?tb of Maple Greve, Rapids, who has been spending tbe sum­ mer with them, fared worst of all, being burned severely on the arms and lege, and was uuconaious up to'Monday night, her life being despnlred, and she Is pot y*l • KLINE-KELLY-At tbe residence of Ihe-of- Out of danger. Tbe carpet wks set a five In flcisUiig iniuKter. IlMstings. August 5. HMD. by Rev. J. I- Ickes. Homer R. Kline, of Hastings, several places. Two boys who were sleep­ aud Miss Gertrude E. Kelley, of Hone, Barry ing up stairs, hastened to the.relief of the sufferers, and exllhguishedlhe fires, which Lot cud FutiuJ. might have burned tbe bouse with its un­ Lost—A ohlld’-i red worsted Jacket some­ where btlwrtn J. J. Perkins’ bouse in conscious inmates had they been alone. Prairieville, and the Wayland Club house. Leonard Smith’s house between Irving Gun Lake. Finder leave at J. J. Perkins’ aud Rutland was struck, and the brick or this office. i • chimney scattered to the four wl^ds. Id Maple Grove. Carlton and nearly all the Found—Part of K. hf I’, charm. .Own­ er can have same,by calling at this office, aud paying for notice. other townsblps great damage was done to Loot—A pair of goki eye glasses. ward If reiuimd to this office. esied the hottest August known Ip y ears, Re­ Fouxi»--At cijmp naretlng grounds on Sunday, a gohf ring. Owner can have same by proving properly aud paying tor this notice. Lost—A 'hluable iul»y scarf pin a few weeks ago. Finder plya»e return io t'is office. , Notice I- ' nerahii* ■ten that U.e ci* part t||.r«ilre-- •’> inu-uu. . . 1 he btisinrs. he.ciar-r’.* eomlu* aa.’i’lll •’•main In H'** charge «»• J. K.;mtud Hsrn II. am »♦«•* rtaiu - firm- uiw*t ,M‘ J***4'! wm • Dale I ihmthigs.M, chlgan. Aug. tmh.lSOfi .1. Edmund Umuiki.l. William W, Pottkii. fruit and forest trees. Rrv. Irl R. Hicks is decidedly “In It" this year as be proph­ with plenty of electrical disturbances. A young Men’s Republican Club was or- ganizwl nt lhe Opera House Saturday even­ ing and wm addressed by Prof. Eugene DjVenpuit. of Woodland. Mr. Dsvenndrt was President of the Ag< (cultural Coh--*e i»t Brrzil.SoutL America, >o( **ne year, an«f t'rvv-.. v.-ry’ lnKtri«,:'ire e •'! tntertM.nioW talk .,L«»nt *i a experience .r»’h i e. depreel«*e<! money t’waf rnmurt Hta- xlHan ••mlhe’>“ :ab.,ui o's.t-’U*) was w;.»u u-« ■ .wen. •" ’Aii.s when Prof Ihcnro t '■ ilia, country. ’»4iei he emus a*- y ab.»v a year-later It was w. rth on'y •■j <*r*.:.Brazil Is «m a depreclaud pa- er money basis. ‘’’’•a1 tranks are alh w.d . Issue nutei tor twice u.r wmwiit iueir golri.uej'oslis with.tin* government. Asa result all. the gmsl money lravi*s the I'ountry amt Hir poor, paper money ren ains S. S- Ritchie aud d«eghter Llxzle were nt Haotiiiga Mondav. • J.;*-" and wife, of Plainwell spent Sunday with John Duffey and wife, Mrs. Henry Page was the guest of her daughter Mrs. Will Orlon near Gun lake inds For Bulletin r City Hwll Wunterl. The uiMiendgui d committee will rec* ive for tbe «jo»«u<ict>uii ul tlie City ,H-H ta tl*c City vVtnrt-B«‘l* for-tii* lomdhiction aud cornple-1 lion of Hi- wind- *.tniclure ine.U'lhig lb- 0«>»r- ! meat; omcIi »t ■'■tch bids robe accompanied with I a oertin-o cheek of ?l<o. and grow# |t>s and leas in value. 1’rof. Davenport eajs that he never eaw a ,iold while lie waa’Urera, and but one «||. • coin. ver chIh ‘LS’XSJS'".”.!1 ...i ii.r *i.» u.> .tai ii ^koi .. last week. . A little stranger who will some day vote Tblnt-AbHA* »U bitek aud mwou *”r,‘ ! wortL. F*»r a c-A sh-vw which MMttK for protection arrived last week at the *l>ovo 1 hr ita-etHe t. ‘ I Puurth-A i>id for all catpenter-wort hirlud- Hny lndy hi Ha-itr** uimhl have in her home'of John Tinker. ^AHoftl*-titrueiiuit bld* to be areowM’O'ted ! kltehen ire paid $*2U0 fur. Lal»*»ren» eom- I , Quimby. by »oeifitted clirefc ut FJ* raoh. The cmiui-it < ,>Mls x day. ctiiekena 18 rent# ill.' ri^lit rvjr*'i any m*<t *•* ll|n' । M I Hn. Ko. Klee, of Flint, la ,l<ltln« with FMervliis Plaus amt -re* I’teal <>“" »»4lre ofllve etch, an ur-tinacy trunk 81V.0U etc. Some friends here. ;• , thin,.-re .re, ............. ................. I other. Elder Gillett preached his farewell ser­ ■IlMUng that all labe raiiU material as far m» ex 'reui-h low. T here wa* Ito viability to mon here last Sunday night. err-,.. ------------- —,d uurrhas-d tn ItiuUntgH • Preaching at.the ach^Mtl house next Sun­ Kuril si ii- Ute isitetln* wm- the cotiniry trecaiia" lire country waa with” Ctarlee VenBorn, »t Belli- Cr—k. end “ j cVIa-TV' , out er.-Ill .nd ttare ... nnlhlnr tack ol nut « • U day evening by. Elder Ickes- z Hre Ble 3lhhe. i>t I’raln-elll-. «rre eta School will bHriti nt**1 Monday. Aug. W*F ^lurka** ’ *h»lr rnrreue); T’rere wa* almost an m>r Itor, el Burt McCallum', le-t ' 17. with Irving Gaskill as teacher. Herhert Sprecue aud Well.ce T.iwn' C* mim.i'i*. I.ilinited aniu'int »f >u»ttry. and all flat ’ j Ray Put key. of Nashville, s. / ls»t rend, ot Cc.« Grow, are HWtlna a Mwr^k with Ms aunt. Mrs. BechHfo*. I m-iirej. BrexiLte the ideal place fur llunre lan OU their ero.md n.-xr Aek-r. I <dl t Mrs. H. S. Gaskill, who visited friends **' I who wi«h this kind, lint lire greatest evil In a letter )«•" retired Inta lre> U Fur’w # here the pa>t week, returned to her home . of aucli a cutrrtirj falls oil lire lalniring Berne,. ot California, he he l» red In Rattle Creek last Saturday. etrXo bur,ah tor McKInle, ciMt-ea »»f <mi cw iutry. Their wages go Tbe wnrkmen ot tta i.rlek mxnutatar, down wU.’» the ite’precfatrd money, while Btn«aCorn*r*. and their tamllle. will h<4d a plnd- at Mrs. Bertha Robinson entertahiod Miss a.k.r. Point neat Salurda,. th- 13-b. ■JJnbndrlatoet'M m nnnx rml lu|.eh Kate Krpl«*le over Bunday. O»l» B-rt and Z-ra NewMud were tbe guests buhele end iota them I" ta«l»» • of Fred Hinds’ ptople over Su»day. Mr* Clara Brown spent tbe latter part •l-n: Hettrv OM*>n>: Vice PreahteiiL Jot. 1 Our MWrgelle Chori-rer. John GW"; nf the week with her s'ster In Otsego. desltre mt* U» announce that he will «>««« Itev. Wmv’T will phraeb his farewell Ctoirkrt. dr«»-«tta «.b«. nt uur Sued., Sei;. tM-rmuti al this place next Sunday at 11 a; Frank Tucker. The Club starts »mt With the purouw ut learnln* wine ot nor tn. a large mvndeniblp and with the excel­ w mXle at th. clone o! tta *Tberv wl'l «* »«.,ee cream •ocUI al lent etirpa of offi .tr» apkudM results ma >tbe ssrd In.l. and »» each alter- Horace Bl I vens’ Tuesday eve Ao<. ISlh. tat. supa..j thereatler unt.l t.ntar no- A eordhd invitation all. . vhltlax tar. . HIM tar.h Fierce, ot <>r»n«-vllle. we. trlHiil. here le-l »«*• Mrs Jane Pelham from the Grand ryaveree region wee rUIUnu rel«U«. here Ital Ucc. ’ �Thursday, Aug. 13, 1896. COOK. BROS., Fropriotorw IN TWO STATES. Republicans Hold Conventions in ley provoked a whirlwind of applause. The convention then adjourned until evening, when State Treasurer Wilkin- heroine as a tall girl with boils and me terrible becoming tufferinf. by that thatabe waa having it bleached.’ the committee o® platform, which waa unanimouaiy. adopted: , In ymn gow by Kx-SUjor Plnfr«<. of Detroit, Milwaukee, Aug. 6.—The republican state convention waa 'called to ordei the Exposition hall at noon yesterand C. A. Lamoreaux, of Ashland, WMmade temporary chairman and Gen. ©rtfHn. of Eau Claire, waa selected as uent chairman. The following ”We accept and indorse the platform of the national republican convention of i»6. at St. Louis, and We call upon all loyal cltUcns of the republic to unite in lu support. “We denounce the so-called democratic national platform recently adopted at Chi­ cago for its Insults to our courts and our judges, for hs dUodcrinE to disorder and • •'republicans of Wisconsin, in con­ mob violence, for lu sympathy with an­ vention assembled, announce their cordial archism. tor IM proposal to repudiate pub­ and hearty endorsement of the platform of lic and private debts, and for its Intention to substitute silver monometallism tn place principles adopted by the late national Gf the wise and liberal policy and practice, republican convention of St. A-ouls. and pledge a loyal, united and ylgoroffs support of the republican party, which has been and Is the use of gold, sliver and paper as of the principles and policies therein an­ nounced and defined. We believe that in the currency of the nation. Hhe restoration to power in national affairs ' "We congratulate the- party upon the satisfactory selection oi the party that stand# for a sound and eminently - -------- -- wise ---------and ------ ---------------- — --—stable currency, boneet money with which I of standard bearers In the present national to tar lbe w«e, or labor, bur tbe product, c.mtaten. W, malou^y emphuU. our or the tern and ractonr. and carry on realty to that <.latlnuul,bed American th, bualneu or thia ureal country, and tor etateamen. W >Utam McKinley, who bul a falo- and equitable, protective tariff, that : embodies those patriotic and progresaivc will protect all the people and every sec- expression* ot economic purposes, protec­ tion of the country, give employment to tion. reciprocity and honest money, and American labor, preserve to American pro- | *ur equaby unreserved confidence in the -----------------------» abllBly end fitness of the candidate for ducers the first chance In— our.great home market. *nd at tho same time give us 'I vice president. Garrett A. Hobart. enough revenue to pay exxy the. tht- neceesary -T"With this statement of our political government, I creed, and recalling to your remembrance Knse* of carrying on the gt “?—~ s the. only hope of a- return .to to our former the able, faithful and economical manner prosperity. II in which the sepubllcan party baa. through — ----- ---------------------ta lt> executives In the past, administered "We recognise in William McKinley and Garrett A. Hobart, our nominees for pres­ the domeatio affairs of thia state, we frank­ ident and vice president, the highest char-, ly invite inspection of Its record, challeng­ acter and fitness-candidate* In whose wis­ ing criticism of lu control of public busi­ dom. integrity and patriotism all the peo­ ness. We Indorse the administration ot ple can safely put tbelr trust and confi- our honored executive, Gov. John T. Rich, whose fearless and vigorous fidelity is ■dence. "We express our unqualified disapproval heartily conupended.. We favor thewtrictof the utterances of the late Chicago con­ •st economy In all state departmenu. vention upon matters of national policy. "Wc pledge our earnest cooperation tn We denounce them as dangerous dn their carrying out the w(U ot this convention as character—tending to tho destruction of all ■ ahull be expressed In Its choice of candi­ •buslncM security and prosperity and sub- dates for tbe various state offices, and sub­ verslvo of tho fundamental principles of mit bur cause to tho voters, confident ot good covernment. •victory tn November." . "We commend most heartily the able, After the conclusion^! several speech­ economical and business-like conduct ot es the convention adjourned until nine public affairs by our present stute adminis­ o’clock Thursday morning. • tration. “The republican party believes in perfect liberty of conscience, non-sectariantsm In Grand Bapids, Mich., Aug. 7.—Not­ public affairs—entire separation of church and .state, in free common schools and tho withstanding the continued heat and rw.mHAnr*^ of unl thOUffht. T was again butaldj.y ~ Lockerby ‘h.ll .a-___ 1 nnpkfvl " •■We favor the restriction of.____ undesirable packed with nriMrntcH dclegntes nr and spectators tmmlcratlon. as opposed to the Interests , when Chairman Giddings rapped the of our laboring people, and approve,the enactreent of measures to prevent fraud­ ulent naturalisation. ”Wt cordially Invite the voters of Wiscon­ sin, without regard to past political affilia­ tion, to the support of the principles herein announced.” After several candidates had been presented for governor the convention adjourned until Thursday. Thn Hecoud Day. Milwaukee, Aug. 7.—The republican state convention was colled to order lu Exposition hnll yesterday by Chairman Griffin. Several addresses were made seconding! the nomination of Sc.tfleld, Bucnsch, Ln Follette and Bradford for governor. The roll call of counties was to take .ution bom in lying upon tbe boaom ot *** ^ean. TOO miten bF the derwaed' that led you to believe be "TVs declare our continued allegiance to the republican party, which now ae hereto­ fore stands for the upholding of law and order, the encouragement and protection of the commerce of our country, its indus­ tries, its labor, its farms and its firesides, the development of its resource*, tbe maintenance of Rs credit, and tbe defense of Its honor among the nations of tho waa of unaound mind?" Witness— “Well, for one thing, be abhorred bicycles."—Philadelphia North Amer- AYER’S York «ml «» mU» e«t S. C-. ray. • Hamilton (Brnmnda] Bnt ot late yoara U» whaler, bam_b«n living "away np In the north -ro and the induatry baa been adandoned- Re­ cently. howeter. tbe writer had a till­ ing experience during the rapture ot a whale on the reel, of tb«« °°.™’ While tbe stanch steamer Tnmood was nearing the «*• C.pL Fra-wr ■^ ‘ —“la dis where dry wants a boy?" “It is; but he must be a boy who never utters an untruth and docs not use slang or swear." “Well, me bruddtr*s a deaf mute. I’ll send ’im ’round."— Memphis Scimitar. —“Would you like a sonata before dinner?” said the Washington hostess to the gentleman from Kentucky. “Well, I don’t mind.’’ said he; "I had two on my way here, but I reckon I can . stand another."—Boston Herald. —His One Idea.—-.Branson—“Old Mr. Garlick completed n century this-mortiIng.” Hy Geer—"How long did it take him?" Branson—“Why. a hundred years." Hy Geer-—“Great Ixon! , What wheel did he ride?" — Cleveland Plain Ssrskparilta, and very soon grew bet­ ter. After using half a doxen bottles I was completely cured, so that 1 have not had a boil or pimple on any part of my body for the lust twelve years. I can cordially recommend Ayer’s Sarsa­ parilla a» the very best Wood-puriHer m existence." - O. T. RkixnAirr, Myersville. Texas. whoolot eight whale.. The its zeKth and it* rays shimmered from the whale’s buck. No such kviatb«Mrof the sea had been seen in this neighbor­ hood for many year* and the *“***“* signaled to tbe islands. By a code or military dug <dgn:J» tit. information group to the other. Prraently Joseph C. Fox and a crew in the whaleboat Shamrock put out from the shore arid started in pursuit At tbe same time s pilot was brought in a skiff to the Trinidad, and the writer,on informing the captain that he repre­ sented tbe Spy. was allowed to leave the ahip In the ^moll boat. The Trinidad paied on with Its joyous passengers and the whalers went In the opposite direction. By this time tbe whole* had divided into three groups—two in one group and three each in the other two groups. Mr. Fox decided to attack one of the whales in the third group, and. taking advantage of a change in the di­ Tit-Bit*. —Mr. Wiggles—“Didn’t I tell yeu not to tell Waggles thnt we were going to move? I didn’t want him to know It, and today he asked me when we were going to make the change." Mrs. Wig­ gles (indignantly) —“I didn’t say a word to him about it. I didn’t tell anybody but his wife.’’—Somerville Journal. gregational ist. UNUSED STAMPS. Mexican International Railroad EAGLE nnn.^. PASS 2E. PINGREE SHOE WOMEN FO" For $2.50 An:! $3.(19 SILVER COIN THE PINGREE SHOE FOR BOYS and GIRLS ' ROUTE From $1 50 to *3.00 STANDARD GAUGI STEEL RAILN. COIN. SILVER THESHORT g DIRECT LINE AU the taried Patterns. etylre of Lmu »nd Our line i< u^in-datr. ...FROM... Are Spoiled or Misdirected. One of the moat interesting branches of the postal service is that which is in drenching it with water to prevent devoted to the redeeming of stamped fire by friction. Tbe whalj waa a good half an ,hour envelopes which have been misdirected. ( diver, for he stayed ------upder ------------Tr. ,1ft ■nmitlnCr ” A person of an obeejvtng turn can Rper.d . before he came up To do Kin his “ "spo uting." Pin^r%sU!>' Detroit, Toledo, Chicago, St Louie sad alLNORTHF.RN POINTS tn >11 rrtnw In tbelBfariorof tbe MKXtCAN RKPUBUC. > d t»UM a .very profitable han-nour there any WbQe jjps ih the act of throwing time, listening Jo the- stories told by tbe . off water, which wos just on the i«c vaporized vup men and women of how they carne to beginning beginning to form® preliy syphon. Mr. a bomb lance,. which exploded »: spoil bo much valuable stationery. In- | ------------Fox fired a --------------an<! offer* mor-1 attr.«rt'.-u» tn rhe Slzhi-'e’ side. nn.4 This enraged the tourist. »ir tr»v-lrr rh^. u«.v ..Uwr rw»e deed, it is a remarkable thing bow so in the whale’s -<■>------.k.... . . I Travereln • m coiuiirv nnrivsro In "*n-nmnny envelopes get misdirected, many monster so greatly .that he upset the npr with a< < im>( HWory.-ie tW Ur.d of tl* large- firms returning them in lots of small boat with his tail und threw one Moatezum •* a id the AxMes. several thousand ct a time. The clerk* whaleman high into the air. Tbe ninn -nt irnrw । who have to count them say that it is fell on the whale's berk, and while hold- K The above -tamp |« n-.oJdN in (►,» rv^. ber of all CITY of MEXICO nil gross carelessness, and they point to the way in which the envelopes arc before it occurred to him to let go'and rctarnetl — some back to back nr.d suffer himself to be rescue 1 by hisepmp’fSioris, who in the iLf^nVtne Jiud been * TO others folded nnd^ twisted into every convention to order at 0:30 o’clock yea} possible shape. Xll this means extra * piekaTup^y the larger boat.. The hero 1 terdny morning for it* second day's ses­ work to the clerks, who have xfcry !il- ' of the hour, the man who rode the * sion. •• hands. [। wpjJ-'s hack, was Iraac Ncdeh.n native ' Six candidates for governor were, tic — spare t:ire on,their --------------------—--------- ------------------------- --------------presented as follows: • Pingree. Blits, I Tlie envelopes nr? redeemed |in .al! of Ohio, who had served in the French fn>«i,the lot: > .ludessi. O'Donnell. Wheeler. Aitkin and Conant. rtM'es possible, many package* being re-j army (Turing the Frnnco-Prurrinn war. Mayor Hazen S. Pingree, of Detroit, wa* ' ce^'od which have obviously nqt been J He had had many exciting adventure®, ■ Pullman Palace Bullet Sleeper MAYOR PINGREE. OF DETROIT. PORnsr- SILVER * ^Sarsaparilla conscious of his danger—for a sperm whale cannot see an object lying di­ rectly ahead—a skillful movement ofthe steering oar brought the boat with­ in five fret of the whale, and enabled Mr. Fox to send a well-aimed harpoon into its body near the right fin. This made “his whalelets” mad. for instantly his tail flew straight up in the air and he began what is termed “sounding”—that is, diving Btraight down. Tlie coil of rope ran outao rapid­ ly that it kept three men busily engaged strike all the afternoon. Dot came run­ ning bock, put her curly head into, the door, and exclaimed: "Why, no mamma, de clock ain’t a runinn’. It is des stand­ in’ still and a-wagging its tall.” — Con­ THREE ■|to THE 01TIT WORLD’S FAIS rection of their-course, be so ma­ neuvered tbe Shamrock as to get di­ rectly in the path of the nearest whale. As* tbe monster approached, quite un­ ’—The mother asked little Dot to go into the next room and see if the clock was running, for she had not heard it Pingree Shoe FOR MEN AYER’S was soon known fhwn one end of uie Dealer. —Kind Neighbor (accompanied by a large mastiff, to a little girl very much afraid iff him)—“He’s a good dog: he never hurts anyone. Don’t you see how he’s wagging his tail?" Little Girl (still shrinking back)-t-7Yes, !• see; but that isn’t the end Fm afraid of.”— and 1 only grew worn® under tbelr care. w “Neverslip'’ Winter and Bicycle Shoes . . FOR SALCJiV IN. R SPENGE J ' ° MEXICO CITY chosen on tbe fourth ballot. Beit of tbe Ticket. I misdirected. For instar.ee, if ;u firm • but he voluntarily told the Spy reprerenF« r Inhwmal eoneemU: goes out of cxisterieeand b.i« a quantity ■ •-••■ - »• —* is **- the «--♦ tntivB that v.ns first ♦:•••» time »•** he »•■«» was The ticket wm* completed as followr: ’ of envelopes left over, the alinnce • 1 ever really frightened.' . Lieutenant governor. Thoma* B. Dura-' are that a mnrking-bru?h vfill be* Then the attack began again. There 1 dre** tnu, of Marquette; secretary of stair, -^dmwn over the edges instead of were many thrxists; of tbe harpoon. I Uta.. —>•»_.! — of Lansing; scratches being made' cm j while the bomb lance was fir;d occasion-' \V G NEJMYER Ilev. Washington Gardner, EDWARD SCOFIELD. then ordered on balltft for governor,• aud 111 ward Scofield, of Oconto, re­‘ ceived, the nomination on the sixth bal­ lot. ’ , . • .... y.M.-. .M...- ....... Inated by . ncclamullon n. follow,: Lieutenant governor. Emil Baeu,eh.ot Manitowoc; secretary of state, Henry 1 Casson, of Viroqua; state treasurer, fiewcll A. Peterson, of Rice Lake; attor­ ney general. William H. Mylreu, of \Vrtninu; stdtc superintendent. John Q. Em­ ery, of Albion4, railroad commissioner, . Duncan H. McKenzie, of Alma; insur­ ance commissioner, William A. Fricke, of Milwaukee. f At 3:20 the convention adjourned sine die. • MICHIGAN REPIJULICANF. Grand i llapids, Mich., Aug. 0.—Th: republican state convention hssembled in Lockerby hall Wednesday aud was called to, order shortly after ll n. in. bx Chairman Ferry, of the state cen- This Girl is an acquaintance in thousands of American homes where she is known as " The None Such Mince Meat Girl.” Her smile is reflected in every home she enters for she brings delicious mince pic to all, and at top same time oaves the housewife from the drudg­ ery that old time mince making required. ir,tr,wltan. T»*.-.. .ub.:l:Ota, ec each envelope. There are many way* in which envelopes can be spoiled for business pnrporc*. and if a r-d of all the peculiar cases were mode it would fill a book. One man recently lirought in a box full over Which be liad spilled a bottle of ink. while ahtifhbr hail a large quantity that .had l>ecn badly damaged by fire, and p third appeared wtih a lot thnt be claimed boil been gnawed by mice. . . Tbe government, of course; loses I nothing in thrae transactions. It ba* " to.vary ally the monotony. ; The "big fish” did not ♦“gourd" any more, but lay most of the time on the surface of the water, rolling nud beat­ ing the r.ea with itx fins and tail. After a st niggle of two hour a and a half the whale succumbed and another half Hammond, of Charlotte; member ot j_______________________________________ hour sufficed to strap up the carcass end ,tRt0 boar(l J, \V. Slm■ take it in tow. mon, of Thscooteotloi then ' It>wa* then 15 miles from land. The n,|Juurnl.d (ne. . . | whole was . Go feet long and it in esti' mated that 4hc blubber will yield GO FIVE MEN KILLED. imrrels of oil. The catch is said to he ■rkou! Freigbt Wreck ou tbe Koek been already paid for the envelopes and worth over £ 200. or- something like Ia:»,l(t *r*r Leighton. In. | printing, Iin(j it. redeems only the face $j.C00. De* Moines, la., Aug. b.—!• ive men mat value of ^he g,arap8. .............................. .. . - -The writer had a steak cut.from the their lives in a freight wreck on the oluc? E0l:ra payment not in cash, but in _wbnle-, Ude. and the French ebe fatthe I’ock island roud at three o’clock Fri­ postage stamps, and these.stamps have Princess ~ hotel toasted it to a beautiful day morning, near Ixrjgbton. The trniu to corrie out of the. regular supply, oa brown. But it lacked that toothsome was an extra freight on the way to Chi- the department nt Washington will not flavor often discovered in the steaks cagx loaded with sheep. One of tbe ears recognize any demand until the mis­ ef the Worcester boarding houses. was’derailed by n broken journal and directed envelopes have been countctL— “Enough was as good as a feast” The Dine cars were ditched. According to N\ Y.»Journal. waiter was told to take it away.—Wor­ the railway officials the men killed were tramps stealing a ride, but another re­ BODIES FOUND IN A TRENCH. cester Spy. port says they were employes of the identifying Theta. Liverpool and Des Moines Packing com­ Physician i Txamlne tbe 8kelc:’oai nod New HcnsemaidLAVho Is that elepany of Des Moines, and gives their Skeletons from tbe drknown graves grrt looking young lady. coo)., that I names as follows: William Shen. Wil­ bur Kulmer, Robert Gehry. EdwaM nt Stockton, Karr., have been brought to mercoming in? St. Joseph, Mo., and arc naw in Lhe Cook — That was me sister; been to Geary. The name of lhe fifth is not hands of pbyaiejam, who have decided call on me. known. that they are the‘bones of Indiana. The “And thnt stylish lady in blue silk?” DEED OF A FIEND. skeletons were token from a trench “That’s our laundress',” where 3C0 bodies have been buried. “Then who wm the plain old woman Rain washed the earth from a ahull ville. Hi . in black?” Nashville, Ill., Aug. 8.—Tom Ilogerk nt the side of the road and it led to the “That’s the tniisus." — Detroit Free of this place, cut his wife’s throat, set tlacovery of the burying ground. The tbe boush cm fire and then committed bodies had been piled into the trench suicide at ten o’clock Friday morning. fare downward and in every shape, preHe had ^threatened his wife for years, KQmabiy after tt battle or mcsaaciv. and the neighbors state that they had Tbe bodies of women and children were a quarrel Friday morning ard that lie buried In the grave, btif there was not state treasurer, George A. Steele, of St. Johns; auditor-general, Roscoe D. D’x, of Benton Harbor; attorney-gene*nl, Fred A. Maynard* of Grand Rapids; state supenntenrent of land office. W. ' A. French, of Preoqne Isle^ state suprrIintepdeiit of public iitstructiOn. J. E. attempted to whip ber and she resisted, with the result as stated above. Their bodies were found in the cellar. Denver, Col.. Aug. 7.—The National Associutibn of Sheriffs, holding a con­ vention in this City, passed a resolution Thursday’ recommending the enact­ ment of the,curfew ordinance by thn municipal governments of cities, towns and villages throughout *he country. ■ Oran^nd Etrawbcrrtca. Place a layer of straw berries in'a deep dish; cover th? some thickly with pulverized EUgnr. ibCD a layer of ter­ ries, a.cd co ou until all erp used. Pour over them orange juice in the proyor- rle«. Let stand for an hour, cud jest beforo serving cprfckte with pctmded regulator. n IS ft SUPERB TONIC and exerts a wonderfol influence iq., strengthening her system by j • • ,, , -----“J anv,u£ tnrongn th2 properchannel all impurities. Health and werie thane of white-people who bad eeraiining their nationality J ^icycK^ Wear. C. K. DUNLAP, Mrf>nnth ' «« Bireiinth are Guaranteed to result । from its use. Point. The IHndo-Kxuh. 2?,"A) feet. is re­ ported tp be th? highest point in Af- . ghanistan.' i k;wreu> xxauuTjc 4tuxt,. tu. tJ » _____ - • G. P sad T A.. A e\. fM. IL I! Kr » C. H. VMUM X co what is CASTOR! Practically Perfect DELICATE *JJ£« Preparation For a weapon or piece of pottery to show their race. The skeletons of the men were of ordinary stature and many of them do not rescmbla Inriiars in uny way. The oldest inhabitants about Slock ton do net remember coy battle having keen fopght urnr thb place where the skcktoM were found, and havct-onvludNl that the bodies must have l.t'cn buried there before the ar­ rival of any white settlers. It wm be­ lieved fee. n time that the skeletons been kHhil by Indlaxs while crocpifig PWn». red pSyrtcUn. wrre rakM Ball=Bearing | CHILDREN’S Complaints castor! A �LOCAL NEWS. Hasting-' Banner • ClRXgLriTION • Thursday, Aug. 13, 1896. w. i eopK. Bdlw.___ Tais week, ■U\ Y-iu u-odyoujSSa-osnarill* t> enrich and ■" «'->-'■* »ra * A Wiscniwin woman bm bequeathed 8L0.0U0 to ta.ipr Cfillrgrat Holland. The new|K<»\ernmrni lock at the •’Soo,” 'ii rrceiitly cumpleiwd. h $00 fret long and f Bakin, 1 Mnetopro.ide are workln, b„re„ Iur ,hlpl>ta‘orer °£ Powder $7 quires. Hereafter, changes for advertisements oust reach thte office Turadaye at latest to n*ure tn^rrton in the bteue of the week vhen brought. - - i S^csnniy Swear - ^«on Prize Send a “ cent »f.rap ft,, , haodaotne ae et J.aou Soap nlelurea. ^«l atyle by SwlnaW. epioma ^^1,. ,"lk>’"b*« not make Spring, bn; X-JX.- 0"' The State Tcaehen Institute for Mrl“iu57Tr.y W‘‘lbe 10 ,u»ld* 100 fret wide. -' . :i -teeing the Oath. . ; ' \\>r\ousnesfr-Extrcmo utv<- • r.tudu.hc-Ganerol "ul”‘ :>chiiity. , " ; W Wind." knecht. Montague, Mich-, makes'i'c following statement and af- Win Aldrii Smith and Timothy Taroaey will dlsedsa lhe silver question at the Portland, Ionia county, picnic. Aug. 12. Battle Ctrek ladles raw the electric cars tathfir city one day last week, and de­ the pit •.ear I waasafflicted with^heart failcre, m r-.ousntss. extreme wajrefulness, headache ar.d general demlnyPhvsiciaas whom 1’consuited failed to braefit me. I wrt zdyitwd tbaae Dr. Wheeler - Nerve Vitalizer, which I did iOa beratne Ihoroofbly cured by ita uw in a .bort tidie. ’ Dr. Whaeler , Nerve Vii.J— r icted on the nervop. mizm. which U lhe rent of nearly all .( our ailment.. Treat your nerve, ooj vour .mucb, liver, krdney. and blood trouble, will draappear. Dr. Wheeler’- Nerve Vitalizer ia the only reliable, too and sure remedy »o uae. voted the proceeds to tbe benefit of the Nicholas .Memorial hospital. The people turned out Id large numbeis and a good sum was realized. . Farmers around Bangor engaged la cu­ cumber culture last year and foand it so remunerative that an Increased acreage was planted this season, from which they expect to market 320,000 worth of pickles. *l»Wlo«. bat like all otner akin diseases It can be pennanenlly cured oy applications dr De Wltf, Witch Hazel Salve. It never falls to cure Piles. W. H. Goodi-kail One thousand Methodists are attending Che annual campmeetln, at Slmpwn-Park, near Romeo. In the Spring a young man’s fancy light­ ly turns to thoughts of - De Witt’s Little Early Risers, for they always cleanse the liver, purify the blood, and Invigorate the system. • W. H. Goodyear. ' Lightning struck the,'liberty pole at Mackinaw City, splintering It all tbe wav to the ground. the highest rank have devoted profound thought and unwearied labor io the inves­ tigation and analysis of legendary lore. Ths poetd of the present century have il­ luminated the subject with tbair brightest word-coloring, and have placed In endear­ ing and beautiful form the wonderful pic­ tures that have come doWu to us from faroff years In folk-song* and fireside tales." The aim and purpose of tbe work is to acquaint the teacher with native American legends, winch explain many geographical nunw and give the topography of our own country a distinct coloring. («) JTo throw light upon the early history and literatcro of Great Britain sjid the northern* ’-■uuntrlrf of Europe. (3) To make coinpr^heusive to teachers the subjects ol pop­ ular pageants, as the Mardl Gras of south­ ern cities, the Ice Pklaee Carnival of northern cities, etc. .(4) To enable the reader to understand modern painting and sculpture. In their maijifold form®, relating to mythology and folk-lore. (5) To di­ rect the reader where to look for valuable works on many very interesting and im­ portant subjects In the line of higher cul­ ture. etc. White we had a circle of over one hundred members last year. It is ex­ pected we will have a much larger circle this year. The books will be on sale at the school house during tbe. Institute. King’s ‘-School .Interests aud Duties," 81.00; Skinner*,s “Readings in Folklore,” 81.00; Selections rrom Emerson, Irving and Webster with Watkln’s Amer. Lit., 90 cents. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. The new lock waa officially opened at Sauk Ste. Marie whep the revenue cut­ ler Andrew Johnson and the river and harbor improvement steamer Hancock were locked through. No official pro­ gramme marked the opening of the largest lock in the world and the campletian of one of the greatest engineer­ ing feats in the history, of the coudtry. The lock was commenced in 1839. It is 800 -feet between gate*, 1,100 feet in length over all.- 43 feet high, 100 'feet wide, and will accommodate boats draw­ tag .21 feet of water. Assistant Attorney-General Chase re­ turned to Grand llapids from Ontona­ gon county, where he conducted the ex­ amination of Duncan Beveridge and James Bedpath for murder. The crime was committed November 12, 1889, and John McDonald was convicted and sen­ tenced to prison for life. Tbe Confes­ sion of a woman showed that McDonald was Innocent of tbe crime and he waa unconditionally pardoned a few weeks ago and the two men pow awaiting trial were arrested. emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophos­ phites, can be taken as easily in summer as tn winter. Unlike the plain oil it is palatable, and the hypophosphites that arc in it aid in digestion and at the same time tone up the system. For sickly, delicate children aad summer months. The dose may be reduced if necemry. . especially for summer use, and for Sixty pieces of akin were taken from Condeawed T<Mtlinanjr. 20 Knights of the Maccabees in St. Jo­ children, where a smaller dose is re-1 Char. B. Hood. Broker and Manufactu­ seph and grafted on the persqn of Miss rer’s Agent. Columbus, Ohio, certifies that quired. It should be kept in a cool mosquito championship from New J eray, Dr. King’s New Discovery has no equal as Minnie Bupp, who was terribly burned as their city has been infested with a cough remedy. J. D. Brown. Prop., St. recently. The process has been experi­ place after it is once opened. swarms of mosquitoes to sueh tn extent James Hotel, Fort IFayne. Ind., testifies mented -with three different times with Tbe grape vines in Niles are so full of The cuticle was taken from that be was cured of a cough of two years success. that Dearly every yard in tbe.elty has had fruit that tbe price will hardly pay for standing, caused by La Grippe by Dr. her relatives, but not enough could.be A. sllKl-DON, a smudge the past week iu order to allow picking and shipping. King’s New Discovery. B. F. Merrill. secured to do the work, and the Macca, AMrsct suit Real Estate Office. MORTGAGE SALE. anyone to sit out doors. Default having been made tn Uie eoadltloas of Attract Block. Hastings. Did you ever think how readily the Baldwinsville. Mass., says that be has a certain mortgage, whereby lhe power therein Money to l-u. 'on Real Estate Real Estate blood Is poisoned by constipation? Bad used and recommended It and never knew offered to contribute tbe vequiffed cootalned It is said Miss Francis Perkins, of Cleo, to sell has become operative executed' Jj ou enruiahsloa. General coDvejuicing. blood means bad health and premature It to fall, and would rather have It than .amount. Saving neuin^’- »«’- ot Abstract Boots, com by Freeman H. Bostwick of Barry county in tbe . State of.Michigan to John Davenport and Ira 5w“mv. !h- K-'•onh. can furnish complete Okla, drank the water of an egg stone the old age. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the any doctor, because It always cures. Mrs. Daveuport Executors of the last will and testaother day and as she qhaffed it she fell famous little pills, overcome obstinate con­ Hemming, 328 E 25th St Chicago, always stmtracl___________ • j______ Death at Harriaou H. Wbeekr. keeps It at hand and has no fear of Croup, W. H. Goodykak dead. Within eight hours h^r body was stipation. Judge Harrison H. Wheeler, United DHIU ILGBOVE, and recorded in because It Instantly relieves. Free trihl States pension agent at Detroit, died dred and etebty-one 1 Attorney at Law petrified. The egg stone te a species ot the office ol the Register of Deeds, for the George Stephen, who pitched for tbe bottles at W. & Goodyear’s Modern Drug . ,SU . . ..-to Smlth AColgrove,) at .Farmers* Creek, where he had been county of. Barry in said State ot Michigan, on rock, shaped like a cocoanut, with clear Milwaukee team during 1890-3, died at his Store. ■ (Uff.ee rnwa block. Hastings.) the Twenty third day of June A. D. eighteen for several weeks past. About ten home near Romeo Wednesday. Prac:: ••• !n -tilth- aoprts of tbe state. hundred and eighty one in Liber 16 of Mortgag­ water In the hollow of IL week* ago he was stricken with paraly­ es. on page too which said mortgage was duly Old You Ever Mrs. R. DeYoung, Middleburg. la., ~E. KESA-VKIN. on the 'tenth day of January. A. D. Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for your sis and had to-give up work. Judge assigned When the west-bound Empire state eighteen hundred and ninety five.' by the said writes. 1 have used Gue Minute Cough , AttorM' at 1-aw. express was about two miles west of Syra­ Cure tor six years, both for myself and troubles? If Dot get a'bottle now aud get Wheeter was born nt Ludington March Jrtin and Irn Davenport, executors, to Cameron Over.1 a. GiUklrea) D. Waterman, of Detroit. In said slate, and relief. This medicine Is found to be pe ­ 22,1839. He was a member of the FiftyPrtcrlee- .- u,i’.rt»!srt«<>frhe State. Coaaetiow cuse last T-terttay afternoon It raced with children, and I consider ft the quickest culiarly adapted to the relief and cure of second congress and had served os a cir­ ErnrstT.Tieprcyof th* same place, sole exejjrvraptiy ,.'.• •-•ik'-J to. cutor-of the last will ot Pamela W. T&pjx-y. de­ acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure I are ynun» nreh nn a »t;x’uptet. Arrangeall female complaints, exerting a wonder­ cuit judpe in Detroit. March ID, 1394, ceased . and Helen E. Waterman of Uw stale of ever used. W; H..Go<»dtear Colorado, sole executrix of tbe last will of ful direct influence tn giving strength and ERJIAN, HfotnxipaDlic Fhy • menL-i for th* »ace had been quietly comhe was appointed pension agent ' Thoma* <». Waterman, deceased, which said asThe Pentwater branch of the Chicago tone to the organs, if yon have loss -of 'j:: ton! > ( pletrtl .reyenil days ago. At thh point is bigument was.on the First day of June A. D. and West kUdhlgan railroad is shipping appetite, constipation, headache, fainting eighteen hundred aud nturty-flve recorded In Health iu SllebtgHu. ---r—. - ; e atre’ch »f .cinder path about four feet . twentj* car loads of peaches from Muske­ 3pell*. or an' nervous, sleepless, excitable.' MUd Regi-ter** Office, in Liber.32 ot Mortgage*. During the week ended on August 1 <m 3T5 Upon which mortgage there Is melancholy «>r troubled with dizzy spells. ' . .. wide and 1 ’milra« ong. A-soon as the gon every day. reports sent in by W observers in va­ clalmel to be due at the date ol ii«l> notice, tbe . i.mqi’x! Sfirgeon. 1 Electric. Bitters- is the medicine you need. sura of Three Hundred and sixty five dollars 1 Empire hove iu sight lhe nextuplet got un­ Mich. A. L.Woosler./a prominent ciliz‘-J> uf Health aud strength are guaranteed by. its rious portions of the state indicate that t *505.00i and no suit or prococdings at !-w hav■ ......... nf deixrt. ! der way. The Empire was soon abreast' O.sseu. ich.. af:er suffering excruciatingly nv. luirgr bottles oli’y fifty cents at W. remittent fever, tonsilitjs aud neuralgia ;ug beer- instituted nt l*w to recover the same or any juirt thereof, notice Is1 therefore hereby increased iji area of prevalence, (.‘on- gjvc». that on Tuesday the 25th day ot August r qf . I| from piles-tor twenty jeare. was cured in H. Goody vare’-drue More. Organ. . a sited time by useiug DeWill’s Witch sumption was reported nt 2.i?. places, next , al eJaveit o’clock in the fartmixui. I "hall •nd of avi sell, at public auction, to lhe Lfrlicx' bidder. , Haz-l Salve, an absolute cure for all skin typhoid fever nt 51, diphtheria at 17, (<bie to take place at tbe from <to>.r ot the Court unded |o will , a half mi|e the M'xtuptet wa* hm’r let -ngths ' I ' . Mure of itfiH ptepun.Gen is Urt tl i»er»t»lareoocnlz-* S’*-1 aj»s*ri«iaf® r‘'al merit. scarlet fever at 24. measles at 20 aiid House. In the city ol Hastings dm being tbe ■:d win Hood's Barvaparill* has I pta'-r where thesCirrult Court f.-r Barry county an ail ot hers combined. fthdAd. The iwxtuplH ws-r then obliged •• Urtxrst sates In U-e world. Mcri' Ip medi­ whooping cough nt 15 places. ! Is ueliiy.ihe premises described in said mmae ui-.v.K the power tv cure. | r*. e. for st' much thereof as shall «e necessary .-urf*, nbvohih b . permanently -urv. It . tbsntisf* the amount dur ou such Mortgage. Tht'« Hatch cutlery vturk' at Barhatiau ' j; A iiumbar of quarter of a tni ..dir one irue lijom) It's superior City of the ' with M5fen oer cent. Interest and legal coats.The netion at Traverse ( railroad dl ••re and butycle wti witnessed have been shut down for nn indriinit- per­ inviii m aii established f«t. aud morlt wins.. • . together vrith nn attorney fee ut i.Hirrn-Dal . joint board of the several state 'nftarte ............. lar* provided for by rtatutes. tout I* ti*.‘ay, the • iod. Tbe shutting down will in mi *ny Un re -e nd lout photographs of Tt were IntfT^ere with ttte future existence of she' piner or jiarcel uf luod. vix•... t A•’r’-i are eaar to rake,easy to opertto.- uayhims in reducing the per capita al­ following Tl»r South West quarter of the Booth .West Cure Indigestion, brndachr. lowance of 4C cents per.ddy to 44 plant. ii cents wnu Wen West quarter of 8*ctkni Section Twent; Twenty two [S21 in TawuAip Two 121 North. JiMW . for the maintenance of asylum tornotes i alls p*,!npn.v Young mother* dread the Sumtqer mou­ itr ot Michigan, y NEW OCEAN- RECORD. In toe nCounty of Barry,m aud Stab will, in the opinion of Auditor-Gem-rul. J^^ ®orteacr!tf «reor leas! with jour reiluc.'*'! below n healthy ths on Hccoant of the great mortality n'P..-.. m cost of enriig f<»r . Dated k'nl.itnirivt Turner, reduce 4K the KitiatimzonXIAV May '2... 2.1.ISOa.ik>& 1 ca—c.ui be AtaAdaiik tor ('••iisuuir:Io:i and 'bther numg. children.cauded by bowel troubles. Ckamkbon D. Watkhmax . . the dilaane of the state by more Ilian E ’vKt*T T aciocy ^ iijrtcu.- operathe .ipsune of the state by ukorc Ui krnmt T.Taitkv. fcaeeutoc. S fi»ftj!afi'\ and dangerouv itiveaiCs. And I’criect safety may be assured those who H kukx E. Watbrx ax. Kxrcutrtx. New York. Aug, 8.—The American $2O,ouo per year. keep on iMiad DeWitt’s Colic and Cholera . i> -for jtibt ihh riHitlici'in Ihut Dr. Pierce’s Aoxlgaeas of Mortgagees cure, and administer it promptly. For line steamer St. Louis, •which arrived Goilen Medical IHscovely is especially .1. D. BVJtx>*. Atlornry tor AtoiKnres. Wonderlul K»ew)»e of a Child. cramps, bilious mile, dysentery ond rfiar- Fridny afternoon, broke the Southamp­ •n TH. a Iwu-y.-i.rtoa firi feiPou.ofaMich- Ulantcri- in Iripa ys«2?. rhrea, it affords Instant relief. ton-New York record, making the pas(| Miu’ra thiim 'i than you *>ught tn be. :-.irts i'f tlje'slaft' •an Central Central car car window window at at Oa&temo . ffuillCU Mil lUCu msuwu>u igan W. 11. Guojiyeak •age in «x days two hours and 84 min- j fthrr trmii vuvtiinc diveaMM. defective .. hfM-ciai psins while the train was running 50 mile* _• Abscota is all stirred qp over the at- (Hcs, thus eclipsing the brilliant record' . ciuilttl' inortan hour. Tbe train Ktopped, backed tip ______by , her sister ship, the St. Paul. Iasi ebvery” will Miirely bring-you up to lhe \ittempt of one of its citizens to induce the jmade Wohdiamf* Mich li«*-.£lhv’Xfattd-ird. By “ 're'tvriug - -<• j jun,.t of six days five hours and 32 min- and found the child uninjured, except the- nor- j»roSep.jiting attorney pf Calhoun county two acmtchch on her face. The mother ’ - the • «■*! E. Kfiappen. ma nriluii of the deranged orirans and -cause Ure arrest of the postmaster f-- ,■ trtes. The average speed• of SL was tired and’ had fallen asleep. The .n. I tin till* is. It nrou’-o-H .-very natural source keeping the postofliw open on Sunday. । Loub throughout the voyage wae 20.8f>7 “ The Hiagari Falls Route.” of n<»uri-hineni. A* a strength­ . DENDUIN. and nr hl! j knots per hour, and her best day a run child was found playing in the sand. English Spavin Liniment removes . , . , and tlrsh4»uih1f*. nothing likw A w.lla.ZZ 1 Bi< F*Hurra ut Bay City. .. Lumps ......| and - ; Bleiu- ; was 63° nd'*'*• ; medicine is k:i.**n t»» ni'xli.’d science. Hardison or Calloused SUMcoa, |££ [Sj gfi | £K Samuel G. M. Gales, a lumberman al I l.j C«l fiver «»i.l and all disguised com­ hlies from horses. Blood Spavins, Cnriis. | Splinfo. Sweeney. Ring-Bone. Stifhe. . Ihsrry, O. T., Aug. 10.—Prairie tires are Bay City, has turned over all of bls real I Udn eun’t compare with It. . . Sprains, till Swollen Throiits. Couch', etc. I raffing in the CoAhnche Indian country - 1 0Dll personal property- to the Union l.-’tiuz.-J.! Mich Save SW by u;.<- of one bottle. Wurrmi’.-<i rotilhweut x>f here. Thousands of octfs ' Trust company of Detroit for thetieneStations. I r. rb-nI’elfcjte ciiro constipation, the most wonderful Blemlbh Cure^ ever -•? the ?taqA. C«l* ! of grain have been »w< / — ■•• “ • '7' z ;. , . . n .„„. ; swept by the flamts.' fit of his creditors. The table of asset* ind L'usiioii. or djipep-iia. bllHou*urss ami known. £-12 F°5d Ml } H MwuKar. ’ wh5ph U|X ...urn nided by the.... dryvs. condition ... I i.W a.*o ux.'Wi ».1»| *.<« , . ............................ ............ ...........of ; amount* 4o $383,000 and the liabilities Hastings....... 1 htfa dietme. gii«t. Hastings. Mich. C. R. OSBORN. J.ocal Agent. Hastings j vege/ation. The fires follow a term of to $644,000. ’ J..W. Buootas.G. P. & T. A. Chicago. • hot winds which have {jarched Vegeta­ Y.»i> and Y<»ur Oramlftohcr. Hucklen • Aruica Halve. tion and caused cattle to suffer. The An reirtt'vvd front-each Mlier by ti span of The bed! snivo salve in for' cigs• rue utfni »» the worid •••• ................ — Ore shipments at Marquette haw tna tna iy years. He traveled In a slow going hruiM‘3. sores* ulcere, salt rlwum. tovr thermometer register^ tifo degrees. fallen off nearly 50 per cent. Th*) night' ita, Kal&maico &Sigiwi .. .. *ehapped hands, nhilMnir. -. '1- - - _ stage -roach white you take the lightning sure-, .tetter, chilhlniite, iT^K. | lteiu«mMiv<l by » Geruiuu Vncle. crew on the derricks has been div exprens or etectric car. When he wiis fiiek corns, and all akin Irruptions, mid. po<"Pte-.ugricdi Kenton,. Wi»„ A»g. W.-Cbarle, charged, and a score of ore train brake­ be whj' treaied by old fathionnd methods tlvely cure piles of no pajf required. It .rt street! Ail TIME TABLE. storedSt'aM i men have been laid off. and given old hwhtoned medicines, but h'giaranieedto . * . . . . —t.... unliwf.ir la Efleet May 21. ires. . you (lenwurt modern Ideas iu medicines »» Twenty-five prominent physicians Central standard Time. well u.< every thing else. Sood’S Sareapa- to^tSrUs’bj'W. U. OoudKM. 1»« Co;'* in ^,'i!’,“'a!17hr|nM™°hta met in Jackson and organized a Jack­ W. W. POTTEIL riilk is V"’ medicine ot to day. It is Pre­ son Auxiliary to the Michigan Medical t POTTER, ’ pared by modern methods and to Ila pre­ Legislation league. property valued nt $15.000. I;.iuk. CoHeetlntw paration: are Itroaght tile (drill an.* knowl­ SCHOOL COLUMN. Horace. Bronson, a farmer living in edge of modem science. Hood’s Sarsapa­ Wheatland township, died from ,the rilla scin pruuiptly uixm the blood and by . Conduete-l by Flora J Boadle, Co.Cdrmn’nr. Milwaukee, Aug.. 10.—Capt. Conrad -effects of-poison taken with suicidal in­ The Teacher* Reading Cfreia. making pure, rich Wm>d it cures diseases . The course In the Mlrhlr.n Te.eher-. Starke, one of the best known vessel tent. nud establishes «oud health. Re.dlnj, Circle for UH ~ cou-lst, of owners on the lakes, died suddenly Sat­ The bbilcr in the Sullivan shingle mill -Hastings, Mich. urday mofning ut rhe age of 35 years. at Cedar burst aud the mill yu badly TIM H..|nx pickle f.Morr ,t SmsIuuw !>•» Klint’S -School IntrreM* .nd Dutlre. and . eholee of one ot the two Ml.wln. e— The "cause was concussion of the brail) shattered nud Engineer Walter Scott tout cooliocnrwl op-r«rl'H>. ,u4 I. l><>« reeral culture MudleJ-’’Selecth»ns fr.uu Lm from being thrown from his buggy on was killed. Gall Lake (Yorkville). rel.int OIM0 ■uU curuuleru. 11 ■ 'St a toUS, 520,000.00 ersou. Irving and Webster with W a’kiu » plant thpr will l»lp Saaluaw .ml ton «!• American Literature.” or Skinner’s ••Heal­ Thursday morning last. , The -Holland & Emery company, • - Ue lawn ot the State of rerlly and Indirectly Kite t^ployiiicnl to lumber dealers at East Tawas, w ho re­ 'H- Ngafi. ing's In Folklore.' Two Killed by » Cyclop*. cently failed, asked for an extension of Open for business, Dec. 15, 1886.. many people. The •’Selections from Emerson. Irving Morion. Ind.. Aug. T.—A cyclone credit and was given five years. and Watkins” are so well known** to ■truck Swoyree. « «uurll town we*t of ™ ed nn comment King ’ s -School l.der How a Thlv. ’ ll-'lfERS; Norman Williams, a farmer near St. alrrisof. and Duties” Is > new work, orig n«4 h* hem Thureduy .flernoon, where n fnlr Johns, died from the bile of a vicious - "< ■•ii.-lvui We offer (hie Hundred by any w- <’f catarrh that cannot Ik cureu py woo in progrrm. Two men were killed ’ ' ■<-r. Vine Pre*. its scoot! and plan, and presents hiierest hog. lUn »V. RayDUlds. Caabter “-■■•I •mss * and ooeral Injured. The grand ; .tend Ing and valuable expositions of the mmteiin 1 rolling mills at. Nilea have l.'Htkv'TQRS: . All Wei the’ upderelgueJ. have Kiws' demands, best methods and most Import­ end all tbe tente aud amall building, .'n’aTOiSJ .‘SXyn? resumed work, giving .'employment to Lansing....... W. H. Powers, ant Interests of our p“b‘,c£!“X!^rt2“- were blown down. . Detroit R. U. Messer, about Its central idea Is to show tbe importantt Grand Rapids. Chys ter Meaner. 1 id value of co-operation In school wwk Emil Rabn, charged with the murder' Columbua. "U.. Aug, 10.—WUluun J. w«r ® Tto«™;hole.U' Draaglto. T.Wo. Ind the mutual duties of neadwre. school j Scxauer July 4 nt Lake Mlnueaumore. one of the aWe«1 and beat- of iHtt •ne­ /.rings (’rparunent in Barry »«£■». K1XKW « M*nvi». Wholeule known lawyeni at lhe Ohio bar, died *t pay, interest on all Urn* ■“r,, charged. Internally, net hie reaidence here Sunday afternoon, . »n leading educational topics fro n Ildlanrl Morrill, of Berrien' county,. ‘i®®’— sums r«nort3 and manuals leaned. aged « >~r»- Ue ““ t‘ °”5 Ur^ The GliiGaao Chronicle juaUce ot tbe aupreme bench ot the who ft given credit for having*originate by all druistets. Testlmjnials free. ed the ____________ with *n«-cini state. J. D. Milburn, of N'le . w.. »'”toted btate i^rpaikMzvu • IS A' • ' tH. wok m t>w beat Wednewl.). ft’eretiry re»ch The W«t«-. file. Me.. Aug. 10 -The -<o»d reference to the „„a |t will bo monev" demorau who marched oaCcf ed 05 l« too degree,. . lug Circles an m.nuel and guide .fur together with its contents and 4.000,000 Waodburv... found »n “ «hto%m-.<th„t'.teooa vention held, ennvmtonof •binglea, 5,o0b cards of Un bark, etc. Woodland... Hall’, Halt Renewer enjny, f1'® their own .nd nominated William Ooata Grove. Low. $30,000. ’ Hence and P.lronw nt Henry Clifford, ot Portlmtd, forrwrnHxrnxo*... eivlllrj-l tvortd. wnu u.e It «• rralore • In edne.tlon.1 wort. „ Ii i» tiol Mugnunip The Improved Match company or. Mr. Clifford accepted the. nomina­ ‘“"reXre dM^to the T«e»«« troit has begun <x» the Wayne circuit It I* do! ropwllat. keep the hair a natural color. tion. . . . among tear he . aod pre# , u!l , B court suit for $1*0.000 dffmagt* against democracy <jf .Teffereou. VM!(>^r? H 'len. ln-li«-v||.Kit I'.be the aaiInstitute irf Ml. diacusalon «’•' »hthe Diamond Match company. to wtaiL’.’. 11 ** opposed Mcr.ru Fail*. N. Y. Au,. 7-The SSrtert $ rttpir. itetoo. eirchj, km i i b * • SHvsrism and itepud attonPansy Maud Garber, aged 12 yean, Park theater. Trugby’a mumin and Saufb? g,od (••r.ttfo American. committed sulci<f? in Grand Rapids ■•lup, V11,^ A(Wrew( their purpose, plansd”cUonaly, Bo broadly other building, were deatroyed by Sr. with morphine because her* brpthtr . .. THE riiRDNICLE. cusses the-use of fl dK J roulH1Ml»n vealerday, anti -=«■■ P**«°M , we~ .CMM.toerMtoeO.erU. lM li '.^\n.,>i;UKU5n St., Chicago, III. aookled ber. aud specifically as i » deparunen!» ot burn.al.io death. The property lorn » r« the^chere relathl to eao.ooo. ________ phenson for the mnrCi-roi Eugene Bt0dy. Ittwtsocw anjaulj(>r „ . Away. , public.opinion. I* fiuhere ot !ib•hn” ■i'T.Zie £ to cXnidh pu WMbiDglou. *“«■ Samuel ‘Ttebui! and <hdy a B9II0 «Wi a.1 AH **«»•<• ■* W. rthenabanrer. one o' the meetpruBteacber’s infli>«®e« 10 l-uc not member, of the bar in thia to, Ate sumter • Folklore is a » .1 .nu a member of oongrcm In wartime*, Kalamazoo Is evidently trying to win the fvi S’llr bjl H'- H. Goodyear. One minute is the standard time, and One Minute Cough Cure is the standard preparation for every cough or cold. It is lhe only harmless remedy that produces Immediate results. W. H. Goo yeah • P CSrM^«K.rXaiTS',.S5“K.'Su Michigan Central USfllE-li Eil£s H \si. tSiTY Bank. ----------- viac.r¥wr democratic newspaper TSSmWWi . r‘*r'**rr Hfty Year*. ‘uni'i’ 1 * ^“’tiilnxs.rdp ba* he-.n rewd 'n":.,’’*rfc f •" !b«-:r -hiMr-n w"l e ‘ •l i -jc’vs. f- ‘ooti.-e- the <W|t| “ Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for died veatertu*at tbe egi- of 7» yeara. eut time—in Amen tbe,r fe|<_ rope- The larger circles are dev<«t»n< ££ rl.M. **tort J­ u. ihl. theme rert Ti. ptowl. toU Ddleatht* «f le.1 literature nt to Hutmiod ciittra “* CMc«o. Aug. ’■-V* C°!”T.i*'°1‘J ■truck by llghtnlug oc*r uOazrb, to- ><" » known . The July 5W . �PINGREE NOMINATED DO YOU LIVE IN MICHIGAN? Hastings Banne Thursday, Aug. 13, 1896, ZACH CHANOLMR-*I LAST •FKSCH GARBLED BY THE FREE SILVER 1TE8. MARSHALL L. COOK.Editor. If You Do, Read This, If You Don't Read It The Jtepubbe*:: C* THE HASH INGS, M1CS.. I*0«TOFFiCE, FREE COPPER. THE POOR MAN'S MONEY. EDITORIAL NOTES (From tbe Grand Rapids Herald.) . Why should we legislate for Colorado, Nevada, Montana, Mexico and the utter Silver Stater, What do we care for them? Why not do a little legislating for Michi­ gan? Bryan says the United States can go it alone on silver. Why can’t Michigan We have the copper. We challenge anyone to bring forsrsr I g^aasai^!:- go It alone on copper? atf argument for free silver that will not apply with greater force to Free Copper. There are In Michigan 2,2f 1.454 people against 33,645 sliver miners. men asleep? Are Mlchigi n Farmers and laboring men. do not be fooled by either tbe gold bugs or the silver bugs, neither gold nor silver can be called tbe poor man’s moneyIf free silver will be a good thing fur the working people, free copper wilt be 54 cents better.' Rapids last week Hs:en S. Pingree, of De­ a dollar, and by this act bring great prosperity,and make money plenty. troit, says gold, silver and copper. What is the use of fooling with gold and silver?* The This would do away with Free sliver The foreign debt >qrould then be paid in copper, as that is no use in making a half way job of this thing. would not do would be all we wpuld Free silver is only half way. the poor man to get money to buy the cheap things he needy. For Cojaunlaaionor State Land Offlce— sued by the with tbe cheep silver dollar, it’s not cheap enough. It will be tbe Tbe copper dollar would be. for same William A. French of Presque Isle. Grand Rapids. J. E. Hammond of Hilladale. Ingersoll nn Money. Below we give prices uf s few articles Id No matter whether we may agree with Mexico, which is * free sliver country, and Col. R. G. Ingersoll’s Ideas on religion or whose dollars are worth but 50 cents. not, we must admit bis greatness and ad­ La- HU speech at Cin­ bur In tliat country.lt must be remembered mire bis eloquence. receives starvation wages, and were il not cinnati in 1870, when he nominated James for the even temperature die year around, James G. Blaine, and gave lu him tta title OUR FINANCIAL PLANK resumption of could not live there at all. Wag»s vary pocie payment* In 187Q;alnee then every from 7 to 35 cents a day in depreciated. of “The Plumed Knlglit." will lire for­ Mexican money—worth ataut half what speech in Cooper Union, New York, when ever. Over 20 years ago he delivered a our own Is, and these are the prices they' tbe Issue then was very simlliar to what it is to-day. He Mid:-* pal:— ar the world, promote, p arity with gold, and area designed to maintain inviolably tbe bligationaof tho United Stales.and al .75 cent* Butter, per pound I Coffee, per pouudI Ham, per pound Lard, per pound Bread, per loaf Milk, per quartI Kerosene, per quart Beef ribs, poor quality, ptr pcuud. Pork, per poundI noup aieat, per pound Cotton doth.per yardi..... Calico cloth, per yard,.j 12 cents IR cents ?o cents .12 cents il 10 cental si I Bishop Newman of the Metbodht Epis­ enlightened nptlon* of theearth. copal church has taken a. very decided stand In favor of sound money, as Indeed “Speaking for myself It is Immater­ the any ' benefit from the tariff or not. In. line for Mc­ The republican party has nlwajs bcm ■ippoeed tu any and every form of depri­ vation and repudiation. have the leading divines, statesmen and In au Interview he re­ ‘ 4 ’ business men. cently said:— ‘■tn the present campaign clergymen of all denominations, prolestaut as well as catholic, have a duty to peWorm that Is little lera sacred and important than that .which confronted them during lhe anU-slsvery agitation. Christ­ ian ministers should j»rvac)i the doctH-e of sound money from the. pulpits. This country Is pasaiug through a crisis almost, It not' quite, as grave as iliat which led up lo the revolution and the rebel'lon. It is time for patriot*, not partlsauv.for heroes, notdemagurure. In such a crisis the rmponfebiHty of ta clergy Is great and their dutv Is idpin. The duty of every Christina minister is to preach tbe Ten Com mandmnhtA imrfenlar'y tbe ore whieb sajs •Thou stialt not steal-* ” In 1870 the total of otir Interest t-arlng Of the ISV lead.ng newspapers In lhe of Mslr<e only l» are for Bryan and debt wes $2,040,455,722.«9 or a per capi­ ta debt of $53.07 for every men. woman Sewell. This ba fair inalciion of what •aiy Ire ex|M*ctrd from that state in No- and child In the country. On March 1, 18»3 lhe total Interest bearing debt, had vember. been reduced to 1585,034,960 or a per caj - Thto mote the Ihtaurial question h dlS*.ussed. the leas free silver men there tad the more the people become convinced .bat free sliver is nothing but a scheme lo iliow silver mine owners lo dispose of ’.bdr silver at double its value. Ita debt ot $8.75 .for every man, Because st depreciated currency, it -ikes two of her dollars io bay one dollar's Under free coln- of ber dollars would ta* worth a are than ours because it contains more utwr. woman and child. Thus In 28 years ita wise legislation of the lepublican party bad te- dueed the per capita debt from 855.U7 to 85.76 or a reduction of 844.32. Nuw just see liowr the “tariff for revenue’’ party Iras helped matters. Mexico is anxious for the United States sorth of goods from us. March la, terest bearing debt waa 1‘•03 the In­ $5S.%U34,2UU and the per capita debt was $8l75, March 1st 1806.under free trade the interest bearing debt had increased lo SS47.8OI.O6o and the per capita debt had from $8.75 to 011.97. been iirrrmst ii lalelvat bearing (or every man. woman and child in lhe country. Free coinage 16 hi 1 Is really aay- ig that silver la.worth 81.20 an ounce, Froia 1492, when Anurica was dtatovered, up lo 1876 the world produced 4l»8,618,171 ounces ut silver. From 1870 to a the marketa of tbe world sliver is worth 1894 the world > it 65 cents an ounce and tbe commercial ounces of silver.nearly three times as inucii aa in tbe 884 frulM 1499 lo 1876. Fruio Ib78 ttlo la therefore about 32 to 1. Tbe rlrc- iun of Bryan means the putting In of 56 euta of fiat in every dollar and HfeuilMg ala country'at once to a single silver produced 1.887,427.953 to 1894 tbe United States coined 84'32.­ 490,749 in silver dollars .besides 832.030.­ 485 subsidiary silver and over $4.uo<i.uuu in trade dollars, ur one third of a>l the sil­ ■ AMiard. ••I-wm in favor of honest money. 1 am I" favor of gold and silver and paper, with gol® and silver behind It. 1 believe In silver be' cause It Is one of Uie greatest American pro­ ducts. and I am in favor of anything that will add to tbe value of an American product. Hut I want a silver dollar 'worth a gold dollar, even If you make it or have to make It four feet In diameter. Nognverinnent can afford to be a clipper of coin. creatTepubifc < A treat -republic cannot afford to stamp a lie upon gold or silver. Honest money, an honest people, — an boneatnMtlon. Honest it • ■’wbeu our money U only worth so cents on the dollar, we feel W per cent below par. When our money la good we fe«l good When our money is at par that Is where we are. I ini a profound believer lu th* nootrtuo that for na Hops, as well as men. iicneHly is the best al ways, everywhere and forever." ’•Wliat section of this country, what nartr r’PtfT® “• bonrut tiuw»y—honor bright- honor bright? I bare been told that during the war we had plenty ot mooev. I never saw it. 1 lived rears without seeing a dollar.l saw prom laesof dollars, but not dollars. Aud the green­ back. unksa you have void tahlud It.la no more a dollar than a bl I of fare is a dinner. ’-You cannot m ke * paper dollar without taking a dollar’s worth of paper We must have the paper that represents money. I w-ut It issued by the gove nment. and 1 want behln I erery one of these dollars either a gold or a silver dollw. so that every green hark under the flag < iui lift up Hs hn id aiicf swear, ”1 know my rwermer llreth.”' • ^During the fifteen years previous to 1892,Hastings was one of lhegreatest local wool markets In the United State... Won! rom all parts of Barry County and - from neighboring counties found market here. About 60.000 sheep were raknd in this county, producing about 300.000 pounds ef wool snnasllQ Sheep were high. Tin- average price ofwool In 1895 wits nine tion to take back anything we have said of the republicans of chuico of the Michigan. republican party The in uur cholur. an i we will «|o what we can to see . THE BELLS OF 1897. [With A pologlen to the Late Mr. Poa.) Hear the factorleo with their bells— Labor’s bells: • What a world of hgpplnewe ’hetr melody foretells! How they tinkle, tinkle tinkle. In the balmy air of moipU While the hands that over sprlnkla ' All tlys fa tories seem tu twinkle With a feeling n*wlf born; • Keeping time. time. time. . Working for throng 1» st dime. To the music of the spindle* that now r*,§r‘ihrlth7'l^n». tails, bell*. taHa, RelK tails bells From the cheerful, jingling ringing of th* tails. Hear the mellow noonday tails. Dinnrr tails' What a world of hungrtoesv their harmocy foretells! To the workman’s dinner pall How they ring out welcome hall! From -the molten . golden note*. And all in tune. What a liquid ditty float* Aa the'workman lift* tho lid gloats On the spoor.' Or from aut It* savory ceil*. What a meal o< home-made delicacy wtila! How It smells! • But it dwells • ■ Not In the pail! Hunger tell* Of the pleasure It Impels With the swinging and th* ringing Of the tails, tall*, tails. \ Of the tails, tails, bell*, tall»X Bell*, bell*, tali*— Tbe dining to the chiming of the tactohybella! HI. Hear the alarum bolls— Brunn bells' What a tale of wakcfulneva their turbu­ lence tells! Startling lalvor out of sleep t'rglng tarn from bed to leap! ’ To. much thunderstruck to apeak. Thinking that there's work; this week. Out he jumps Tn hla slippewed feet he rushes to start up thfe kitchen flre. With a glad ejaculation as tho.flame* are mounttog higher. " Leaping higher, higher, higher. And he nils his breakfist cup , Now, onne more to work Where idlenear so long dl.t lurk. Oh. the bells, bells, bell*! * ’ ■ What a tale the star* n tell* FWEE COINAGE PLAINLY STATED. cents. <The avenge price uf shpep 81 70. Hifr money has litTh M.HK1 aui.iu- a'it' iijta time. Wool was protected until 1893. ll ‘Is not aow. Can the tanners uf Barry dis cover the difficulty In the sheep amt w.e>l Industry and vote according to liieir con­ victions? We do not doubt that they can and wilL Will the Journal and Democrat publish that paragraph of Zteh Chandler’* speech from which they made extract* favorable to free silver. They dare not do It This is an incri’S e of 8202.3271700 In <»ur deLt or $3.29 per capita The establishment of ratio fur sliver has dways been tn accord with its commercial 'due. W’w have no Inclina­ Is­ MICHIGAN FREE COPPER LEAGUE, For Superintend*! Publie Instruction— i<e one his republicanism. The free traders told us everything would be cheap, so they are: but now it is harder Boko I). Dix of Berrien. Why? declarations he made; second, we doubted transactions to be tight In this alate. We believe that the gold and sliver of no value except In -majority ahonld rule, and we -hsvir no de­ paying banks and money sharks discounts on sire 10 place our judgment against that For Attorney General— present. with her We were Let congress pass a law compelling all have to pay it with. ■ It would do away with bankers and to a certain extent lawyers; the less the poor man has to do with bankers and lawyers the better he is off. ' There George A. Steel or Clinton. 'o adopt free coinage. Pingree was far from being our choice, or tbe choice of many republicans. opposed to Mr. Pingree for two reasons. First, we doubled the sincerity of -the made in copper dollars, this would at onoh make this. state will be elected by a large majority. Mayor efee, then there would be no silver or copper mine owners to get rich off from tbe Ik- concerning him, and hr, po«slldy. will boring man and farmer. Congress can then pass a law establishing a mint, at say have no inclination to take back anything Marquette, large enough to coin all lhe money necessary for the business ot lhe coun­ he has said. AfteCa fair fight at Grand try. This wduld give employment to Michigan men. There would be no further Rapids he has been rhosert to head the notes, as no notes could be given—it wpuld be epot cash. Michigan will be found Kinley this fall. receiving if the free coinage of sil­ •will carry more votes than any other man the republican party could nominate, and dune with free copper. . Our plan Is this: Let the government take possession of tbe whole copper region of Michigan, and make it a penal offense to mine copper an/where the arts. sheep growers receives of Governor ballot, Some ot the silver advocates ad­ mit that lhe 58-cent dollar may be hard to goL but the 3-cent dollar would certainty be plenty. Suppose lhe silver mine owners should win, that will not settle IL Let us get on rack bottom at once and be done with It. Tbe constitution of lhe United States need ot national banks. Judgment^ . whether for 449 votes. . , There Is no question but what Pingree sliver movement is being carried on by tbe silver mine owners and politicians who ex­ pect to gel offlee. If they do they will let the poor man whistle. This eould not be Thoma* B. Dilution. of Maruuetlr ial, In my noininattsl Michigan on the fourth ity apd more money for everybody. Copper has been used for money the world over for thousands of years. The widow’s mite was topper. Let us meet tbe question ver was a law. now, people would not be satisfied. FDR PRESIDENT WILLIAM MC KINLEY, of Ohio. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. GARRET A. HOBAKT, of New Jersey. wan can’t tbe government make 3 cents worth of.copper a dollar and bring greater prosper­ boldly and get at tbe bottom ot It now, and have It settled. National Republican Ticiet. Al the republican convention lu Grand The silver mine owners argue that tbe government can tn ike 53 cents worth of silver We ask why It Is now a practically settled faci ilia: sound money democrats will buld a coll­ vention and openly bolt from Bryan. Altgeld and Tillman. The wall of protection erected by the republican party around the manufac­ turing Industries of thia country nerved for n long time to shield them aodtbe men employed in them from this cheep competttfcm. But that wall wna broken down by the Wilson tariff act, and this fact, taken in connection with tbe phe* it ir. important to reuiembnr thut fine coinage tnAtu* the right df evrjry owner of bullion tu jM-eecrit tta wino to the E.inta uf the United States and have if coinM without charge into money. Under the free ooinago of silver, the To bolster up a weak cause, and •bly under the delusion that It is argil' • nl both contained a start •a last speech extract from mtde by Michigan’s av­ owed statesman, honevt old Zach Chan- Still tbelrve Silver tMeurista asy we hate been giving silver tire worst uf it. 1818 tbe world produced 63.267.OOU uutu- th > olivet'In a ^apeeeh favorable to silver and left out in tbU country, and they begin at laat to reallae that a protectin' tariff alona <u Over 106 oeu la. silver dollar w«« a lltf e Lite p<od act moi «f airi.r greatly iocreaaed each >rat. until in 1895 Aenl tempts the crat says: Every Me Kinley Mt- taaite platfomi repub­ lican in Michigan di redly anugouum tbe ut teraore of Xaeh. Chandler, tn the lart *p-ech he made in MeCormlok hall Chicago. Oct as ta wa* found in bl* tad at a. hotel la that city tbe wxt monuru; H* <>id In that la'------- — THERE IS ONE THING WK K! AKE KlflHr ON. AND THAT 18 Tl E FREE OOLNAGEUF SILVER.’’ If right ben. the party !. wrou ~. <«JDjter fbo • d In that •mine speech: “I AM ALSO IN Fj COB OF 1OBDUAL STANDARD. 1 . AM — THE 11__ FAVOR °r.AN..U0N^ST_.!?^^L5^”, lf *tT! .*pd boldlag the *ame optn toe, dow. be would have tovoteTfur BnM or*betsdsTu bis rorrelcttonV Id Ito issue of Jaly 30lh tbe Bastings Journal said: - Zach. Chanster. who wa* found dmto ta bl* beck Oct 31. lira, in a Chicago hotel, spoke tn McCormick hall, that city, oa tta evening tab fore, and In hl* remarx* b* *aid> “There 1* quo thing we know we are right o*. aad that I* Sura. eouM. «< «!«•£_ 1 «■>.!» « lar. To day the laboring man can take gold nr silver or paper and they are all equal In value, because they are lutercbaagable. The Democrat says that “every Mc'Kinley-SL Louis platform republican In Mich­ igan directly ant agon lies tbe utterance of Zach. Chandler in tbe last speech he made OcL SO. 1879? We deny IL We Insist that every, sound money republican to-day is preaching the sound money gospel that old Zach Chandler preached In that speech of Oct 30. 1879, and to prove it we will not garble, we will not omit por­ tions. bnt we will simply quote tie whole of the paragraph which they have prevert­ ed, and if they can fiud any consolation out of it they are entitled to all they ran get. The whole paragraph reads as follaws; . But they (referring to th - democrats) say ••There i« one thing ikat we know we are right on. and that la the fare ootaare of silver.” • Every maa who bolds W cents worth of sllrer »l»*ll go to toe treasury or tbe inlnU of lhe I*sited btau-i* and take aaertiflcate uf depcKit (of lOO eeni* wbleh shall pus aa money. This was the Warner bill. Thin tbe demecratic jxrtv m a party whs conidilttad to. -and is committed u>. aud ou tbe very Ian day o( tbe extra seamor by a ajority vote of one. and only one. in the tteuate'Uf the United Slates we substantially laid that bill upon tbe table, every republican voting aye. and every demo­ teal, except four or fire, voting no (applauMjJ. N«»w. tn day. the laboring in m can taw? gobi or I sin la tsvor of * silver dollar wUh KU rent* In IV 1 am io tsvof ot *n h<> »ret dulir anywtara, you can fiud It [cbeer»] and I stand bf *a bou est dollar. To-day the teboritig in-m ran takgoM. or Wlvtr. or PM»r. and Mww are oil «f equal value.because they are al! InterctamgeaL le aith each otbei The paper dollar c*»ta noth­ ing; a *Hvrr dollar ro«t* Hi- governiu-nt as oenu-a fraction more now; It Um been a frac Uoo le«R Hut al! Hire.- an- of equal value. Now tta very nioineut you coiiiui-mh-t to l<wur tbure certtflraie* id deposit free!? to evrrv ma•» having bullion you banish gold from your eir cutaqag medium aud imute it an artlcte of tmf fie and nothing eta • an* vou hsv-« htrfl a «ln >le ataud^rd.aud that I* a d predated wawdinl Now Cher* is paid out in ihrvc Uulldd taairs every day for lahnr atone MJ**.000. By coni peiilug lhe mjbeUtuUoo ut a mi ver .dollar you tirindie th* tabortaw m*n out «f isaMM a day. Ttalaboriugman who receive*>»• dollar gets but as emits Th- ts.w wt»-. receive • #10 a week geta >« M an* no more. Tne To/nwr »lio sells a boree. or tbe man r. hv *eL* a load ot lumber, or a load of wheat, or aoyiilng else amounting m 8l(ri. rerelv-s but «•».! and no more. You have but oiw single »t««Hnrd. and that the silver standard, which, having banish^rd gold. I* worth pneiM-i. itamMai rkxt l« to R. Who I* benrntlrd hy tbi- willin'ton? Wh». my friends. t*ot a Uriuc mortal i< bear fitted, except tb-< bullion owner and lhl> buUhm apern 1 of or. 1 do rotrhai*? the** wrui with be- Ing bribed to pa*« that law Nmns* I |bave no proof of it; imt 1 ito sav that Uh* imllisn owners and lhe bullhm iqtaculatxu* can aff-nfl to pay • n.Ot« oon in bullion for tta prfvife g? luf *wlndllug the laboring men of this country nut of t.s P«r c«»t of all their earning*, [applaurt] Ther jay, • mat may all be true: we dotiT kfeow how It I*; we have n*t been bribed”—And I. never anew a uian that would own up that be wa* bribed in my life [laughter]. 1 don’t i**y that •hey are, but I do nay that they nr* edgsred In a mlabty mean bmlnesa. [Laughter; and ap-plause.] We regret that we havn’t *pa*r to print llw whole of this speech. Every tctiletin* breal hrs with patriotism and love Of cum*try. There is not one single argiiment ia the whole speech for the free cotnafceof sil­ ver. Od tta contrary every portion of It relating to ihr currency I* against |the free coinage ot silver, aud advocates a dollar wertb 100 cents. The very arguments that Zach. Chsndler nwd against free {coinage of silver then, are tn force to-day ahd used i«- ita'. Only, there Is this added reason viy wc nhGuld refrain froia frjn silver it- '. *Mlvt t Ha’lars In 1S79 wrrt north St enntr, while to-day they are worth but .’.0 emit*. Wv chpllrrg- our cotitempwrarira Ui punt i:<m p.srvg^ph In full wiiich H'vy huvr garhLil t«» hmvr n wrong lmpi> •« Mb tbelr i«>*de)«. 4< ijhvy r*fu*b-the) will sibitd convert* it <>( wilful pie Vue. Ion. - Rutland Cauqus, Tbe Republicans o( Rutlaml wtu . town hall Fridav Aug. 1 «).-.• •» raf imrwwte ot electing delejme, l. UjVc^J'.'rrO* By (Inter Co 2ij. iW'’ SZjSlt'" There will b* a Bepulillcun .l psim-ih tojtransact any other burines, u.x: . * pefore said meeting "®e Dated Maple Grove Aug.4, ihc ■___ By OtthKk or Coxj*. The republicans af Hostings tow,,,},:.. -<.r meet in caucus tajurday afternoon vhi p m. at town ball for the ru»p.w (l| aeitaat** to th*c»u*ty coovcnhw. and is *»y Other buxines, as may <■„„« tel^’gL' mtaUng. BvtUtnaiiCuMM ! PWJBATE ORIIEH. State of Mlchigaa. Cuuutv of Him -At a aeasioa of the, iTvbate t\,u "W-bolden at tot,Fnjb-ie tbe Oitv of Htattaga, in said r.,,50tv on wij itesdav the l.lh day of Aiwur. tn tta twri OROMi—load ahmt hundred aed mtaty r.ub,W>t' Aresuamr. Jcdre’ Ou reading and tiling the petlltan duh r-nftH of Gilbert Buck, tmu of said tavu-rd irAtu-etorrWMoa* In said petition «^t tcrt’i •' • real estate of said deceased, an u nMoJ de*crit>vd be partHtooetj atd >h iftsotM heir* at law of said JecrawH. scmr.iitv lotbei statute lo such case made sn.1 pmvt<hd Thereuroo It Is nrdo-reri.Thaf Tur»<at ths Sth day of September A D tH» at tea o (-i.,k tai toe ton-noon, be assiKiieu .or tta brnrr-r r( wd petition and that the lielrx imr <4 del ceased and all other persons latereMcd ia **MI estate, are required to appear ar a ta-wlua ot said eoort. the* to he bolden at the Prubateof5ee. tn tbe City of Ha*Unga. tn said county, and show cause. If any there be. why the pruver of tbe pKlttoorr mav not be ghmted Anrt it b Ttlrtbrr ordered, that said petHinser rite Mt)« to tbe pereons'interested in said estate, pf the peafloaey of said petition <nd' tta. taartat itmreof by crwdi>g a cop) of thh order to be published In the fl «*tlug* Hanncs. * n-w> Mper printed and circulated hi sahfCtrmtyaf ' Harrk . mww In eiu-ti week h«r three BUceeMke . weeks previuuA to said day ol bcannr. Cha* w. AkMinRCixu. Judge of fto'.ate. (A true copy.) FAflOUS Yes the F«n»on<: rtothlng store! moves and to close as many of the goods at we can will make'you special oilers cu all the stock. PBik Smith, REMOVAL 8ALE OUT PRICE Well the) say we cut . v prices but Uiry .fijl say •o mnre p-L Now as »e must move e? will give you. more spcrlsl I’fires than ever. Pn in.-Smith. At the Fatnoos. . WHAT OTHER ‘• Stock wa« taughti 'as cheap as this onej much nf it for COe »«n ita dollar, tta bal.. for spot cash and is new »nd »•?* price*. * Pan Smith. ■ *. At the Faiaunv. • We w’.H n. Ht SURE THING .. ■ . ‘ . until we do we will ! give yon many cuts <»n priceAt;*-r w move we will tell yuyyBorejuut(.where to find ur. Piiin Smith. At tta Fanout. THAT RACKET HOW IS THIS We tore -ukl r.ea lust pur'fine lot. chase of-waists'but mIM !>»* The price la what dwt* it. not seen the waists aud pi I Racket. WE HAVE The Its made. < Al Hut I WE MUST Sell out a f-U mnrt-J ' our dress go*’4 u *<“"* owner (.4 317’4 grains of pure silver would be permitted to turn it over to ty and low price will do it. . P|p|N WITH. the United States mint and have it Al the ilUcketcoined without ch urge or j ecrive there­ JUST ARRIVED A m W ol for one silver dollar. More than this, CAUCUS NOTICES. under free oud unlimited coinage, this might ta extended to the whole world, and the prior. Republics i> Couuty County OoEXri.ik... Oomri.ttou u»r the The Krpubbcau AtJta Itakrt aifd the amount of silver coinage would County of Barry h»r lur IbrpnrtXMe tbe purbone ui uteriuc uh in WE NEVER We never sbld so mufb be limited only by the capacity of our nomination csndkl .><» for the various c<> "ity om^», aad for Utransaction of a»y other mints and the output ot tbe *Hver bmiuesa that may be brouaht before it will be 1 in ware *s il mines. held on Thunrtay lbe yoth day ol Au«tar INK al Th. pood, .nd price. I. WUl ten o’clock In the foren<«u at Parkers , Hall In They keep coming every week. If I have inude inyaelf understood m il* City of Bastion Ihe.towmMtw sad wants Pitixfrunuto the metihing of free uoaiage .mm! “the will be entitled to drlexaiva aa f. Mown’ At the.lUrket. . . ratio,” we are. bow prepared todtaon*a* Assyria Baltimore. understMndingly the fessibUitv of open­ VOX BATUBDAY 1. IW »l»^" ing tbe mint* of the United Statewtb the Castleton... free anti unlimited coinage of rilver by Hastings Twp. •bowlnp We Oxrorf elioc. For we will mH .ny one p*‘r <"r ; thia country alone ut the raOootf Ifltol. City 1st Ward .old by tint lloie Ibej *ee »«lh '•""""S For myself, after the mo*l mature d*■Ml.riotw»mel>. llem.iui>« u.i. >“<• Saturday only. any other conclusion than that nuoh Jubuntown. Maple Grove «»raa gevllle ver prtxiueM In the audit In those yrata, haa made within tbe laat two or three and every dollar of it is legal triaicr lus. years, has opened tbe eyes of a large all debts* public aud private, exurpt wnrre other wise specified in tbe cmHr set. And Oar eon temporaries are attempting to win cwnverts w» the cause of frt-i • coinage Ubm'n. d by attempttog to make Lhe people believe that Zach Chandler was In fayor of tbe free coinage of silver.. To do thia they -kko-d*? erwdn.Au, ;;;j .. have garbled the Last aperob mad* by the great atateeimui. In the hopes of making vote* tor their waning cause, if Any man ty nflirerw ' ' was opposed to fiat money God knows it Itt Wart-New^'* Mil! was honest old Zach Chandler. If any ■ Bttjoek’saxi;..Jp . A. E. Kenx<t, n\ man ever stood for honest mon»ty and a SS . ' Coupty'■-’Irrk '. < • dollar worth 100 cent*, that man was old Zach Chandler. who*e memory is fleered to ttaseroud ward 4; the Ihlra vJaJ every loyal citizen of this state. In ita ' , Chlti'... l ily (• bane last week the Barry Countf Demo­ F j ■ tied coinage of silver M U to 1 wvuM, ta my judgment, expel from our elrooUUon Dot only our eMire wdumo at ffoW, but every dollar ot paper tnooev redwnabte in ffoM.atel a tiou of the currency and PHU» Smith. At the Kack*t- LADXXS SHOES - We mu.l reJn« tUKt ,0<l ,n Pmi< Smith. At tta Harkt-l , ,ou need It t* price w* will-make on Pihx Smith. At the Rxtket. JORX G. MAAUnu Frairtavlll*. OMMAX BXACHBD Mn .bo> IM. , Se. wlH uk yon for It. Only we «» (. toiler, would Al lhe Bidet. WX WAJTT Tour e«r« ■arket price. PKK SMITH. Al Ibe Keeket- �uq sting-' Banner r ihursdty.'A'ig- 13.. ■ 896w. r. . a not forget it !feither should they forget the county fdr'this fail The premium listoareout lb. COO«. Ural Editor. everything indicates a very successful fair. l 16 teachers enrolled In lhe Barry Co Teaches Institute. The per cent of at- , .j r months of May and Jv-.rtised a moving sale■ -Uof drags,- wall paper of mys vt-rliscd to move about As 1 did not* move at •ju!y I St. . rtised. I have been tbe tint’- .1 ■[ Ifttv-ing a fahc sale, and accascu / the public. To show ' .'of defv* of Barry County that to the [j, : in my intentions and . • j, lo as, I advertised, 1 jnteu1-*'f , tiMisb i-> :o!Io*iog notice served J.I , die man that signed a ■conn-, tfe to sell his stock ol goodi .r.-J rent me his store. ' Dili! June J tendanoe Is something remarkable. D. F. Sterling are giv- iugjnosl excellent work'and satisfaction. One of the- greatest improvements In Rutland township was when the made grubs and trer-rf along the highway were cut down. The people uf Rutland are be- winning to rouse themselves to the good roads eXufM*. and Warren Foreman, as Highway Commissioner is proving to Ire the right man In the right place. The Barry and Allegan Co. Farmers As­ sociation will bold rhdir sixth annual pic­ nic nt Streeter’s Landing, Gun Lake, Aug. • a'iOflt- ■ •vefUf* L. Heath, The Druggist. :al news. v e-k. what. We exhibition ot tbe wltneaaed an Maaon Prnntait Implement at tbe Park 1 uesday and must pronounce that Imple­ ment far superior lo anything of its kind cutting knife. You should see this prun­ ing knife ifrytm want the best. this popular summer resort and listen to soma of the best speakers of the state. of moving a print shop, and are located in one of tbe prettiest and best office* in the state, we are in a position to do anything in lhe Urie of priming; nothing too large or too small. We do artistic printing. Our work catches tbe publie eye: It’s the way It’s tret up. Did you ever notice what a (Inference In-printing? litis said that the camp meeting In Pen­ nock’s grove Sunday night trimming trees of any kind of all Its ter­ Friday evening Hale Now that we have got over the effects was a scene of The wind blew down injured. is invited to bls Sar­ try saparilla and pis Compound, which Is as well .selected He Miso seeps a stock for IheV; irtotirinists held n rally at the fair:pow'l. WediHwlay, Avgust 5th. A Birry e.'untv branch ot. the nitiional party w’ts nriciii'/r.l with the .following officers: J. Ba'rnuni chairman; M. (Ingaby. See’jr,; T. Phillip, TreiMirer. lansiuc. G. it Malone, of present anti addressed the tbe boy out the window. The buggy was badly smashed, but tbe horse was unhurt A .short time before thia John Harper's team ran away but did no damage. -When the couaty convention Is held in to com; if possible,to allow those living In the south part of the county to get home without leaving the convention before It Is out or compelling them to stay over till tbe next day. The convention is • called for ten o'clock in’the forenoon. Will the dele­ gates please be on hand by that hour If possible, and this will allow us to com­ mence our afternoon session promptly at one o'clock. . While little has been said in regard to the progress made /in arranging for the UHH'lig. ing Chas. Macks' . barn in Baltimore Was struck by lightning and burned to tbe ground.- Wr have not ascertained wheth­ er them wu- any insurance on the^bulldin§ pt not. The -ame. even in? the Branch ■x'liou: houw was struck and bunted’down; ati.i Bind, of Baltimore, had three ’• turtle k.11*,!. • . . ■ ’ We doubt it ' the razor-backed, savered­ special attractions is being arranged and billed, cainp meeting pests were ever more plentiful than they arc at present. /The every onq who enjoys a good thing In this been snow file*. 0b!. words We’ve got a biile now. '/Not content with W.i are J. and-me tn ;,-d in mtr ttew office now, .1 better positipn than ever lively hustle for a first of speed contests, sports and games,, and line should make It a point to be present Tbe Fak is one of the Institutions of Bar­ ry County that should interest every resi­ dent of tbe county, and a large attendance are will greatly assist Inadequate. the management In their endeavors to wipe out the debt at playing havoc with things in general Sunday nigbt, another electrical slonn was experienced in this vicinity Tuesday evening. • A barn be­ longing to Chas. Mack. In Dowling, was struck and with ita contents buruvd. The met with a shniliar.-fate. J. E. Barrell's barn in this dlty waa struck but not dara- present on the Society and place it on a solid basis. The premium list Is now out and has been mailed extensively over the county. Anyone not receiving a copy may obtain one of the Secretary at any tlipe^ We are pleased to announce to our read­ ers the formation of the.new. Colgrove A Potter. «ller until cukt weather t*et* In. Nr». K. M. Uaii.-y was un the Michigan kniral ttain and an eye wilnesa to tbe the Asylum indicated that ahe secured tbe drmc we were learn, but the uf the little two year old baby falling looks like out of the window when toe care were go'“Kat the rate of 50 miles an hour. Tbe some one. cat4- •“other wj- in the seat with the child, and ,e|l Uleep. when4 the little one In snme ®«nuer minted to fall out of tba window. ,ie tra'n was backed up. aud tbe baby *»R found playing in the eoft aand. ’w worse for It* adventure. none waa she Im­ proving. and It waa reported that she would soon be able to return home, llow, unab’e to fact that ahr secured It carelessness on the part law firm of Monday Aug, What "S3 a. m. a spec­ ial car will leave this eUr to accommodate R. K. P. The ear will arrive in Detroit at 11:40 a. m. Leave Detro’t for Cleve­ land at I o'clock p. m. ou the b >*t "City of paper Cleveland.” arriving In Cleveland at 6 p. to Hastings pen- Au item clipped from a Chicago telegram m. Gen. G*«e and staff, all thr Supreme Lodge officers and two brass bands will be JJ-® Milwaukee. Wh.. Aug. 4. said: Bev. on this to-L which has been rhariervd for • A. Hunsberger, pastor of Grand Avr“Ue M. K. church. Is dangerously 111. tbiw occasion. Theis are hundreds of people who will be tbe Hon. P. T. Colgrove. will no doubt be w *ch will b«of interest P‘e read,» follow*: A special S7.08. Kara for the round trip luasmuco as our honored Pythian nterested in Mr Hunsberger’* lllhras, en- advanced to tbe highest office j*™1*)’ l« Chicago, as It Is estimated that gift of the order of the Knight* of Pythias, ® m married Haire than X.000 people rr- an honor that comes to but very few cities of this site, our citizen* should make It a । point to attend thta ereenrafon. and par­ ticipate m In wre lhe honors which will soon ueipwe --------------------------rb.s3tear.iun is np« i” HI. and It Is presumed that hr ^ome to Hasting*. “*lll attend to the wan’a of couples who to all. Ticketslhattrddn Ana. »!»»• Call rand Auenue church while Mr. Hune* the Grand Avenue parsonage brut <»n “ktriige. further latotuatttou. 3 Burner Stove, one like cut. Regular Price $22.00 to close out $15.00. 18.00. 25.00 4 Burner Dangler Surprise with oven “ 22.00 16.00. 3 ................ 15.00 10.00. 3 Step with oven 7.00. 10.00 High stove 3 o 4.00. 6.00 3.00. 4.50 Junior 2.00. 3.50 1.75. 2.50 1 All first class new stoves and guaranteed to work perfectly, We also have a few refrigerators to close out at cost and less. ¥20.00 Refrigerator now $15.00. 15.00 Refrigerator now 10.00. 11.00 Refrigerator now 7.50. We have invited you from time to time to come to us for shoes, assuring you honest treatment. We again extend you an invita­ tion to come in and in­ spect onr late styles of shoes. We are show­ ing by far the largest and beet assorted stock of shoes we have e ver sh&wn. Goodyear Bros ERROR Errors, like straws, upon the surface flow; He who would searchforpearls must dive below. O ERR in buying HARDWARE is an easy matter. cuts in prices are announced to catch the buyer. If you bite on this bait you have made a serious error. A mer­ chant cannot sell goods below cost and pay taxes, etc. There was a time when a merchant could sell a few articles from a stock at less than cost, then realize,enough on the other goods he sold to ofiset the loss on the goods sold below cost, but those days are numbered with the past, and in this age of close competition and bread and water margins that cannot be done on substantial goods. A merchant must sell so as to realize a few cents on every article sold. stock is reliable, and we sell al reasonable prices. nounce any great Below Cost Sales. Our complete We cannot an­ We are proud of our stock and if you buy of us you will be proud of what you buy. Remember our prices on everything is as low as can be announced anywhere for the same quality of goods. R«d Frent Shoe Store. Woolley & Bronson. Of times glaring inducements .are held out and seemingly large It’s quality you want not quantity. within tbe in ’hBl C‘tyRev. Mr. owivariw Rev. Mr. balvnrtAif * »te»cue inbslon will take charge of tbe ' WE WANT YOUR TRADE. ot those who wish to go to Cleveland to at­ tend the meeting of the Supreme Lodge U. We Handle Nothing But The Best Hou. P. T. Colgrove ’o ttifn out .< <■ uf. job work that is, far I aged to any great extent. This Is the first finding business engagements so pressing, aliesii nf any yon have ever had done lime in many yean, that so many have suf­ and to meet the requirements j»f a con­ inthijciiy. We.ioartlMte priniiiif. cots* loss from llgitniiik, and no one feels tmf«^ stantly growing law practice .found it ab­ . niTcuijinpNtic. or a-v kii;d of pr-lntinjt . Uno of the!most successful summer nor­ solutely necessary to get a partner to asyin .* • me here to do your print-* «ist him. Mr. W. W. Potter, member of mal schools held In the state this year -i:x4uv ;.•••; , : that L wiial th- people tire firm of Barrell 4 Potter, and one ot closed In this city last Friday, after a nm-t the rirost promising young lawyers in. profitable anil enjoyable five weeks work Michigan was approachel by Mr. Colgrove. ball Seam went to Cal- to both studriits and Instructors.-^Every­ and the result was the new firm of Col­ ''lay bik! did the Caledonia one attending the institute expre** them­ grove A PGttar- . Mr. Coi’grovo Is too well yry ■•snail package. The selves in theTmosl flattering terms of the known tbroughout Michigan and even I a: lhe end id four ln- excellent training they have n reived, and throughout the United States to need jury 1 • • f ti.!’ sloppy condition the instructors’, Supt. B. A. Holden, Prin. Introduction to Barry County people. Mr. OfTltelxna nil left tbe J. E. Meallry. of the Hastiugs City schools. Patter b a Maple Grove boy. a graduate groiLi-! »;-!»Kheher nnd left the Prof. O. M. McUughiln. of Nashville, and of Ann Arbor, a thorough student, a hard _ sew l ,r.i. , .1 •!l„-.erou»d with eleven Miss Ida Flip Slmhidns and Miss Hol­ worker awl a good speaker. Tbe nrm . I, 1; f„r the high sclHX'I brook, of thia etty, feel w«^l rewarded. for starts out With a large business already Inysai:: I.,-f . Caledunia. ' their summer’s work. eflabHslled, and we hope and expect tn rise: ■ b'.uu was out-on the btreet.s The many friends, at Mrs. W. ,11. see it grew, and here's hoping It will. Si’.uifiRy r-imii.i 'rendered sume very Schantz were shocked l« learn of her ; { Additional local on 1st and idh P>R* >1 p:- :ty <>u>itiering the time they death at the Kalamazoo Asyluip this morn­ h»reb^i p--v:iee. I hey have tbe ing, resulting from an overdose of mor­ wverii j . xerlivnt band, and under phine. Sonar time ago It was noticed that the leadmhip ni Dr. Clarence Berber are the mind of the unfortunate woman was 'l**v liiplug into n splendid muse- breaking down and she was taken lo the j vl ortauiThey will give another, asylum In hopes of relief Reports from tottcert ou Um Mtnjel next Saturday even>W«r.<! on every Saturday evening here- ■ With yourself and see if you do not decide at once to have a new Gas­ oline Stove at the prices we are mak­ ing. A Gasoline Stove is one of the Uixnries of a housewife’s life; why should they be when you can now get them at prices we are offering. It is a bonanza opportunity; be wise and take advantage of it. You will 1 ■ ■ , .1 not get another such a chance. Note following prices that we . make you. It is the best that any one can offer you, for the same kind of stoves. They are the beet. A moat attractive program postponed until Striker school house south east of-town • been class meeting. mock parties have We.frsp-: to learn that Tuesday even­ ricultural Society, tbe officers have making a most Evening, lawn or ham­ TALK IT OVER The horae ran up on the ing store and came near jumping through tell mosquito stories that would turn Kan­ sas grasshopper yarns black iu toe face. ple dig and sbou. Mich. Central will ou Aug. 4 and 18 sell a one way low rate for points in the settth. Call at ticket office fur further informa­ tion. Side walk In front of Phln Smith’s cloth­ a cider mill, and Michigan people can now country swarms with them, lhe town peo­ Services as usual on Sunday at the For tbe above occasloc the M. C. will charch- The Lord's «upper sell excursion tickets August 22, ts and •nil be celebrated aftex morning service. 24 at one fare for tbe round trip. Chil­ 1 ■ ?. 8. C. E. In the 'evening at 6:80. dren half hire. Return limited August Leader; Geo. Wooton. \ y . I1 3lst inclusive. For the a bore oeeasioa tbe Mich. Con­ tra! will sell excursion tickets to Bingham­ ton N. Y. aud return at onp- first clam limited fare for the round trip.' Date of sale Aug. 17 and IS. Return limit Aug. gist and 22nd. suddenly, tipped the buggy over and threw 44th annual fair of tbe Barry County Ag­ Mosquitoes: a re thicker than files around Are you going to tbxt Govprt For the above occasion the Mich. Cen­ iwuprmnce meeting on Mrt. Hailey’s tral will Mell excursion ticket! at one first lawn at £30 Sunday afternoon? class United fare for the .round trip. Date It Ib reqtmted that any of the merabers of sale Aug. 23 and 24. Return Omit Aug. of the Wonsan’s Club desiring to make any 80th. change in thek membership, will please notify tbe »e:reMry at their earliest con­ venience. \ __ The horse turned about dropped down. of groceries ami will pay market prices prodiuce. U- huU1 imvUoh In too Supervisors room at 2:30, His son who was in the buggy grabbed one line, the other one having meno^the convention promptly at one o'clock p. m. sharp.or even a little before It was h2*kC-T-, store. and children ^rushed screaming and’ calling no one MICHIGAN CENTRAL EXCURSIONS Kenyon’s horse this city Aug. 20th It Is desired about frantically for help. Great Children.half fare. Garland Beflniag Oo.. Cteveiaad. O. started to run from In front/ of Staufftfr’s tents, put out ■ lights, and left toe occu­ pants exposed to tbe drivldk rain. Women consternation prvvadcd but Fixika J. Bujsjc. Cwmr. weaver saw. Large limbs and sman limbs, live limbs and dead llmbe were cut tains within itself a chisel, knife, saw.and good as lhe best, and a great deal cheaper. for idvertlsementa most i!-.t.-u'tbi- ••fl1.-** Tuesdays at latest to ns.r.- . r’ion In the Issa* nf the week tree and ,t0poed. The wlm,!, „,re injured but the wacon van amaahed some­ Come he especially Invites you to 3ereflfte: -Kaplun eullidin, wub When h«rDr. Waddle', barn they ran Into a Music fur­ In a first class siock Mr. Landis keeps,and S7 quires. ao wrtow, Injono., Ttu_ tMm (urMj lhe CH, Bank oorwr ,nd ran «>utb.barely and enjoy a two days rest aad vacation at call at Igindis* drug store, near Cook A Cook’s grocery. Everything that Is kept • C1KCUL/IT1ON - h«d hl 1*’’ P,”°n d bl. h«4 „t Ofm. thoogb llt rewlvod rors with tbe old Instruments in use. The Implement is llght,eaally handled but con­ Everyone In need of drugs l ^MMrr.ttoo-.teu.no T. BtarUoK Iron, In front of Cook t Ohh»» grocery. Thf „lg„n ow gressmaA H. F. Thomas, and other prom.- nished by Hopkins Coronet Band. them a complete surprise to honor nf their birthday. A large number were present »nd it Is needless to ny that a pleasant tlm? was .h«d. off with such ease and rapidity as to rob great confusion. of Nir. Goodjear from doing- as I ad- b^ T 'h\noth" T»- «»*■« ““ h*"the •r*l»thr ot di. The tu». '** WI1‘ •» ““Il thU inernooo. 2lst and 22d. It is expected that Hon. H. t>. Pingree, Washington Gardener. Con- ■ nent speakers wilj be present L. Heath, Sin,— , You will ploase take notice •hat* I have’decided not to sell to von rnv $°°ds situated on ibe south, side of. State street, Hastings. Mich.,' and now owned and carried by rp« in my business arnhhavedej: led not to lease you said s'.ixc building and fixtures contained in said store under the tgreement and contract of salc'and ;.g,recment to ’ lease en­ tered intb between us on the 17th, ■ Javol Apr- ^96. . ' ' bated Hastings, Mich., July . • s •• H. Goodyear ro Con­ ductor, Prof. Chaa. McKenney has completely captivated the whole of the large body of llatenerah/ Instructors Miss Tlbtietts and ,te tn, »«nl. « her boo, and posted. ’ Word of Explanation to thePublic b!14 Weissert Bros �Hastings Banner PROMISES OF FREE SILVER I TEH. Thursday, Aug. 13. 1896. MARSHALL L. COOK.Editar. xuv Ktcz.. eosrorrtca, rorsT H. 1879. „ ADDITIONAL EDITORIAL NOTES HOW TO SETTLE IT. Ek-Congrcksmun John De Witt gar­ ner opposes ex-Congressman Itiehurh P. Bland in a dtacusaioD of the money question in the. New York Journal ql July 1. Unlike many eastern mtn, ..Mr. Warner has a high opinion of the abil­ ity, character and motives of tbe silver people. He thinks that both the leaders and those.in the ranks of the sixteen io one army are earnest, industrious, sober and God-fearing American citi­ zens, who are smarting under actual grievances aa to the real cause of wtricb they arc greatly mistaken. We quote the following aa a part of Mr. Warner*-* Senator Thurston coupled neatly in his speech at Madison tbe two promhsea of the free sihrritc*. One of these promiMw is that the fret- coinage of their favorite metal at the ratio of six­ teen to one -will give the farmer higher price* for all hi* products. Tbe other la that it u ill make silver worth ’29 centa up ounce all over the world. . “According to Bland th- silver bullion tn a dollar I* worth about 54 rents. Free sti­ ver coinage would raise the price of silver to 12> cents an ounce, and the silver in- an Am*ctcan dollar would be worth one dol­ lar In pold the world over, even without a'sovernroant stamp on Ik" But if free coinage is going to make the silver dollar intrinsicuUy as valua­ ble as that gold coin which Altgeld calls a 2u0-cent dollar. bow i* the farmer go­ ing to get a higher price-for hta wheat and corn and the planter for his cot­ ton? The free coinage dollars being of tbe same value as the gold dollars will buy just as much of all products aa they do and prices will be aa low as they THEY DECIDE. THE FARMERS' VOTE. C«at IXtUar*. There are multiplying evidences that th« asstnnpMon which hu» given Lhe jx»i<x:rnts so much comfort, to the ef­ fect that the farmers are for free sllver, ta bared upon erroneous inform*- ■ tiot». , ' It has been claimed.that the con-, grmsional contest down ta the Eight- I Antl-Prep surer Dem -.bra tin ImAere Coaler at Indlauapnlls. et-ath Illinois district, in which Hadley, ■ Inrl-airapolw. Ind- Aug. S.-Thr pro­ noond mon,-y randidata. dataatad Laar. [ n„„nnl CUOlUlltkrV v» vmww । visional committee of those democrats a trve allrarlta, waa not a fcl.- U»i of |„donuug lhe Chieaju pisiform ufid Uta senttaent of the uprieulturtet* on tk.ke( b(.y u |.f rc Friday, a per•.he currency qwelion. laterslewa *-tth drgm.izatlon waa .Reeled and legfUmale formera from ail qrer the i B waa ,„u„| ,or „ national conrenalale by Chicago meat packers and I Uon to be held in this city Wedneeday. commhwion cutndUDUk however, fur- , gaptemixr 2. for t|,e purpose of sdoptni«h facta that wlU be a revelation to : , ‘ a declaration of prlnclplea end nomthe popocrau. and go far toward oon-! ,aJ,iag candidates for president sod firming the deductions made from the | r;ce present. The provisional conirerdict In the Eighteenth district. Inw„ merged Into a nations! comveMtigaUona by Chicago packer,, who ' mjttae. and Senator John M. Palmer, buy directly from the farmersand stock of• Illinois, —— -------->------was made permanent chair­ rairers, indicate that those who are‘ac­ man. • . tually engaged in farming as a business are almost unanimous for McKinley No time at all was wasted in deter­ and for the maintenance of the present mining the main question, which had Senator Thurston states the case standard for the measure of values. already been practically decided by thus: If this ia true it means that the caure a canvass of the taembers of tbe com­ "My countrymen, did you ever stop to of honest money will win a sweeping mittee. Mr. Ewing read the resolu­ “Thta proposed law to make people think that If the free coinage of silver will' victory in Illinois, for the only caure of tion adopted at the Auditorium oouTer­ accept silver ta not asked for by any­ bring silver bullion back to its old-time apprehension among sound money ence in Chicago as the authority for price there will be none of this Increase In body who wants silver. It i* just be­ the price of products, none of this Increase cbiunpiona has been the apparent un­ the action of the present gathering. cause people do not 'want silver and in price of labor that they promised on certainty as to the attitude of the farm­ Mr. Ou th watte, chairman of the sub­ will not take it unless compelled to do tbe other side* This is exactly true—that ers on this question. If the rural pop­ committee, then presented the call for co that our free silver friends want a every promise they make to the people of ulation of Illinois ta for sound money tbe convention, as follows: this country of a rise in values, of more law to make them take it. Tbe only per bushel for wheat, or more dollars per nothing can defeat it. for the wage people who want the law are, therefore, day for men. is a promise baaed upon the earners in the big cities, who have •To the democrat* of the United Btatea: not those who wan tail ver,but there who proposition that the new standard of value, nothing tn sell but their labor, are al­ A political party has Always been defined the-new dollar of silver coinage, will be want to get rid of silver, or who, owing less than the present dollar of the country ready satisfied that there to nothing In to be an association of voters to promote the success of political principles held In gold and thinking they can buy silver In which we Hva." free silver at sixteen to one for them. common. The democratic party, durin* Its mere cheaply, want to make their cred­ Tbe free sUveritea make these two ir­ Even with as large a city aa Chicago, whole history, has been pled*ed to pro­ itors take it instead. It may bo said reconcilable promises, but they are ad­ within ita limits the rural population mote the liberty of lhe Individual, the se­ curity of private rights and property ar^d that, os to future matters, we'could dressed to different constituencies- outvotes tbe city population by 100.000 tbe supremacy of the law. It has alwafs make special contracts calling for gield. The promise, that silver will double ta or more. In 1S94 the total vote coat by Instated upon a safe and stable money for That is just what they can do now in value is intended for llocKy mountain all parties in cities of 8,000 and over in the people's use. It has Instated upon the regard to silver. As a mstterof fact, n consumption. The mine-owners like Illinois was 380,257. The total vote maintenance of tbe financial honor of the nation, as well as upon tbe preservation in­ large and increasing proportion of con­ to hear that talk. Free coinage, with caat that year a as 859,266. leaving 479,­ violate of the institutions established by tracts do provide specially for payment the gold value of silver bullion remain­ 007, which was cast by the farmers the cnnsUtutiop. Thcae, Its principle*, were in gold. It is significant that no one ing nnchanged, would not benefit them and the inhabit anta of the smaller abandoned by tbe supposed representa­ tives of* party at a national convention bears of silver contract*. The reason ta Ijartlcularly, except so far as it gave towns and villages, who arc nearly al­ recently assembled at Chicago. no one prefers silver except for the pur­ them cheaper dollars with which to pay ways closely identified with agricnltupose of forcing it upon some one etac. their debts. 'Tbe democratic party will. thwetors ral pursuits and who constitute the The promise of higher prices is to backbone cf the commonwealth moraJ- cease to exist unless It be preserved by the "The most serious feature of the pres­ voluntary action, of such of Its members ent situation is not so much the predica­ tickle the farmers End make them be­ ly and intellectually. as still adhere to Its fundamental princi­ ment in which we find ourselves a* the lieve their crops will be worth more The farmers are beginning to realise ples. No majority of members of that con­ vention. however large, haul any right or apparent disposition in both partiesinot to tlwm under a free coinage law. that what they need is not n larger cir­ to take the only vwjy out, which, if 11 There is a third promise, however, culating medium, consisting largrh of- power to surrender those principles. Wh»n they undertook to do so, that aseemblac* may sugi.-est it, ta to accept the si^ua- which Senator Thurston did not- irien- n debased currency; but a larger awl ceased to hr a democratic convention The •lion that ihe conferee of the wdrld ] tion. That ta the promise of “cheap better market for th.Hr products. Thia . action taken, the Irregnlnr proceedings, , . , , , , nnu me and piairora the platform cnuncmicu enunciated ujr inai tv&ay by that body tan* ereat A for ilself. to reccgnizr its , money. That is intended to attract can only l>’ W<‘UTV<1 by the >.>*R nlry , vrtre. •ta'i ***• utterly and md-ttnsi. ........ _-----„ *.r_u griic<ul t’.'j ptanoe of the gold Ftrend-: all men who owe moitey tufti who are pciliry ihe I *" " Uta ‘ m M cons: -----*bly njvoluUr>nan*. and such-radpolicy cif cu protec-tloh, pmnecuon, which wmcu eniarjges in<* niy revoiuuanarj. ana ■/1 s- Itute r.ut>-.■•ucn ran, nrd. and, lea • ng to eommero- |i!v-; rather desirous to cheat their cretlitors. liow market bv >!ra«Iarinp the clrvcl- lf*' departure.* from the.-rteclj let ot'true . . . • . dem.xr8<7. which should cnarreteriiv a things y-.t I dong to comrut'rce, tot re- j Thn«*<- men are not told that free coin­ opidtnc or tadmtrles tbar Iralld upne* pxtrtotic sdministf.-.tor. olowr: 1 mist any nttfrujit al interference < Uh r ' age will mr.ke alher worth 129 cenla an communities of wagt* r:imtTS wire cori-I country'* affair*. that It*'result* not I Rfl by cur own government independt ntly otnrvr, hut that the price will remain auinh breadstuff*. and by the rrstonk | entitled to the confidence cr support of ; tioJof millip™ • 'XiTSX ^B or by any n-pl.’nation between ?t*&d what ii is. tlnn of ^ipro-.ny. 1,1.1. ...... -m... r“« «cm»rr.,< For •f.Tr^tto the nral run. .Inc. V fetr^ed there tasiot of cth r nation*.' . » _ jlatt, . .f-Qrra <je. of barrel* of llotir to ( i»Im and pth*t I before the Aracri.-an.|*opJ?a _____ in price. Tht-'y wont clirnp dollar* con*trire rend opened the porta of Ei* *.ctar!r< the prtndples ot ttn* democratic ■ “Perxcrs-ily 1 beliewc gold to be far — ~ —* 1 , nkH' “ recocntxtftan ^B superior to any other standard thn| is which*will gd jiuit .'txfnrir. th;* f;.vment roptj to our ment prixhicta. .•. 1I meat rr a, eaoraMmtalr courageously Is the Moat Pppular Republican Nev , iper and rqr.riatent!y admlnl'tered hy Jeffcr^B -ven remotely pcactlcnble. hut !ft<iur of debt* ns the prexer.t lC(^een» doffhr The tarnuTH will.vote formnrkrt* for ■ their prodtjeta and not for ro-cent dob* reft. J.^kroi and Cleveland, no.” are there B jowmen • jtfrferrcd silver 1 should ern’ nominee* for the office* of preaident and • of the West and Has the Largest CirctHati larsj—Chicago Timcs-H^rrJd. '■ vice prtaident of-the United State* pledyed I rider it meaMurelefs Impertinence [od | to carry tboac principle* Ujto practical ef- TERMS BY MAIL IT WOULD MEAN RUIN. . ■ -the part of congress to jnterfere with I fecL The faithful ar.d true democrat* pf j j that preference.' And so. certain m J DcrooernUc COMPARISON OF PRINCIPLES. DAILY (without Sunday) .. $4.00 per year Woyld Drtag Wld»the Unljtcd State* are determined that I । "7m •tfliJ our" cv7mi7er3e Suds it m(ire I DAILY (with Sunday) $6.00 per year spread Euln. . The .Ooctriae* nf McKintey and Rryan their principles shall not lw* rbtht*Mly *vrrendered. nor the pcuple be deprived of an SB profitable and nomraj to use gold as :■ ’ .SldO'by Mtl-. Altogether, the general uneaatacsu in upportualty 12 vote for caadidatea tn ac■B standard. I am nil the more opposed bu*ine»*« circle* caused by e the fear cf Tlas is tht* policy that Bryan ta lking • cord theriiid'.h • PER YIAR...,3 = |Eg to any attetapt by congress to inttrffre ‘ democratic success is becon. :g rather the honest men of tbe L’uikaJ.Statcs to । As a Newspaper THE INTER OCEAN krepa abreast of the tlnu-a m . ’ j with Hjjj^mjtpral cotirse^-of bestrews. ... ‘ alarming. ^.^a.Mxa.jk. Tbie bold ” yeservv is falling, "Th ri f're the nationaldomcrratlcparly : . respect*. It spars* neither pUns nor expease in recunar * • * ** Bad as'would be the effect-cf .r............ demand the frre orcLur.’lmltM cr>’n. I of the Unital States, through Its rcaular'y j of J As we write, it .. is len.milHcs.**. of dollars ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT LITERATI k'< . m। below m• the I k . huixlred-miHio: 1. . ..-J .1 ... ’ I t f .. .. | Yet •ago Of both n.lvcr rrff gc!’ kt tu- prtr-.-.t ] ci'nytitulcd commlttc*. hereby call* a iai- | tree s'bvr. more nnd more of u ate tionsl convention at that party, for the legaAratfo of sixteen to one. Wfihoct nah- . Concluding tlssit h few years of rppv- then- was ^flipped bp the day before Ing rni^ibe aid or ecnaent • f n of It* platform and the nomether : t,- < anti./un-rment Inttl-m of candidate* ‘fat •Jr.- oClr,* of 1 bension nnd financial paralysis, ftch only ahquth qii.'irterof a e i! »;• ‘ tioiu] wS''4*mand t>.’.t th-- yte.-.d..-r<J til- ’ president and vice president of the United ‘ ns we hare hr.d. would br more, u'a-.i- would seyuj to show that nil cf t pold ver (foliar shall be c fu ! 1-,-nl tender • q iul State* and the tnir.jactfon of *uch bu«i- I As a Family Paper Is Not Excelled by AnV ly wfch gold, for all debt*, put He an.] i rl- 1 Cjrlrg thr.r. the actual experience of is not going to Europe, I u: tj ncs* a* l« h iental thereto, to W- held at | vate.iand w« favor < rh I.-gis’ath n r.> will I free coinage of allvcr. a trjdl cf whl< h ’1It has something of interest to each member of the farm' I’ briEg hoarded by the people of cur own prevent fur the future th*-deme; etlzadcn Indiana|Kj]i*on Wednesday, the *re<ynd rtv YOUTH’S DEPARTMENT is the vary beat of it* kind. Fu U7EHwnuM at lenst establish certain fm io country. There are oilier facts which- of nny kind cf Ircol tender money by pri­ at September. Udi at U' o clock noon, and lK-« hereby requests Chat tbe members of the ARY FEATURES are traeciualed. :>ud destre;. sundry delusion*'." would feeru h> prove that l>.:« is vate contract." party In the «v nd states *who believe in I It ta a TWELVE PAGE PAPER and contain* the New* of the World. And this is the stateiuf^nt.of princi- : •rend tnf.nay and the preservation of Inw I .true. Never in th^ history of th? >yo . POLITICALLY IT 18 REPUBLICAN, and givwi tu readers the her.- fit safe deposit oouf be;«s in Srib Firsuehico pies to which McKinley udherrs: I. and order, and who are unalterably. indl- . the aoicrt ablest ai»cu*slon* diacnasi on* all live political topic*. tn L-. C4... -yr.. ir. Unnl'-r*biv"nn™ ■<.-«« > • , J ,n pint -sr.i sanptcO and rand!tapies. It is published m n ? x ■«« “•»•<»»-«**> on auUve <•* I The Ohtisf* of the. free xilver craze qre . - there been such a rush for bnxca.as . . - ----------------- rJLZL-.__ _______________ ______ ____________ ^7... -ter'- • | thought hy the Baltimore Sun to lx . durtag the past few weeks. Th!>- is u measure calculated to debase cur curten*T ■ Please remember that the price cr THE WWEKLY INTER OCEAN or Irspair the- credit of ■our /Gentry ,............................. i‘ VS'rSr i O!'" t « reltu 'Addta. ' ". I “the same which caused the greenback ’ eiutatm coninitaiity. The peu; k»of ( al- are. iherefone. opj >wd to the free colnatre I hereby to find advocates in. bo maliy ! ifornia are r-xctrdlntdy prone to «jre<*u- otsuver, except nJ • attonal agreementr.-lth ; which such stut** are 4 TUC iutch nmiM —rm Such detagat** shaSTte1 duly re-> THE INT^R OCEAN. Chicago, I «tafc-. of the union 20 year* ago—<pe (late iu all jonta. of gumblltfg rchcuie*, the leadlna eomn rctal nation* of the titled I feeling uf unrest and a drrire fora such wildcat inining stocks. On the world, which we pedfc ourselves to pro- • credited, reeordina to the usage* of the and. until suchlucrecmer.t canbeob- . ueinoa-Mtic party. Tl^cir credentials shall 1 I change, no matter what, produced by • other hand. Iltcy arc extremely suscep* mote, tt.ined, the extaUnK,goid standard must he-1 be f.'rpardtd or delivered to the secretary I I banl titne*. bad buk’ncMi and lack.of ' £5bl*^to £nnnc’ri! dc^rettaiqu*. 11/. ucpcMiuiin. ta Hl h*?3, ; of this committee wUh all convenk-m apeed 1 . when al its I•'- The Chicago platform means that <!»*•• , ; and this committee will make ‘ I snploymcnt —the desire,'. conscious br . v uthe cTficocratlc panic “---------wrS ! - --T-T up and.an- I ncunoc the roll of the delegatee entitled to ' | jincppjO^Dus, of debtor* to scale their worst, the bankcreof this city said that । savings banks nnd the insurance com-J. partlMpai'e In toe jrebmfnnry r-artiaTrittle In the nrehm’narv organte*I ?ebt* by paying therein a tlcprecinted tbj' sefe deposit bgx?} weje fijles) with pnnit-*s may pay 53 cant* to every i>oor L Hon qf* the Mi^vir.ttan. —x I rarrenc’.—the vaguT" idea that ‘mpre! coin. It is their belief that a similar । taAh who has a claim upon them. T^B '< Commits 4 1» 2’sL^ Pvitiuy night Chairman I mon«*y in circulation! means more movement is in progress now. , j SL Louis platform ntearns that, *’ -_________ . I money in each iudkiclual't. pocket, whbWe all Ka-vea very vivid recollection of i ,indcr t*’c existing gold standard, every' । Tahoer announced hta executive coutI jut reference to bis means or opportu- the panic of 1893. ' It was difficult to • which the laborer receives for • -wittee ns follows: I ihv fn nnm if ■' ' b^ow anything in Spp Francisco then ' hia work» lllc ....... ^rmcr for htal .............receives ............................. .. ........W. D D.- ISyuura. Indlanapolia, Indl.napeli., Ind.; InU.; W. W. wheat. Mid the tho thrifty man ma pays pay. for inin I u B.- Haldeman. Ha>d;:m»n. Louisville. U>ui»rille, Ky.; Frederick Fraderick 1 without 20-dollar gold-pieces as secu- !' " ’h«t,und 4 KtHinf the (iooie. Ete. v, f ritv. That was one oi the results of । «ura“*orputs in St Louta. Mo.; John E. Hop...the bank, is inworth ituri.u100 ivu , Lehman. —— -• •• -■ I The Baltimore Sun points out that democratic success. anceess. We Ue have had three I cent cenU ®ha11 evcr.-v do,Inr do,,nr received or ’*lM- Chicago. 111.; IM.; Elli. H. Itahcr. L» ' *'’ *°<8ha11 B ’our ‘good- times have in the past al­ .years of depression from democratic • P®"1 Oul • paid ar“ta the ■“ future- be- worth- ‘ i*0?*’ * Ub *’--------*' M •- - w-<‘»'tcheon. St.1 *': P >f depression from democratic out V Um® ,n t<*e future be worth B rays been times when foreigners were . -... I. ] Mtau.; Samuel H. Holding. Clevc; ’ . i.. At tie of demo- ‘ lnJ;'OT-v.r?arkl*t .in.the WOr’d; panic, ...x, mere threat w. B Uvesting money freely among us. jt I; • Every man who wishes to do justice an.’. , |and’ ° Charles Tracy, New York. B.wafl pot altogether or chiefly our own J cratic domination for another four : to receive justice must vote for McKin- ’ The hcudquartcra of the committee will made liutdaM. bri.k. U ’j*"- P«>ple are buttoning up tbelr . B| savings ttat that made business brisk. T* j be etitablisfied In Indiauapolm, al least ra. tin- continued Influx of forci^a pook'fe- boarding money In Muckings. . ■ until after the convention. 1013. Now w are unfortunately ito- I It »P In anfr-depoelt boxea. and COMMENT AND OPINION. iated bv Un- Utrro. of the .liver be.ia, brokem are .hipping gold out of tbe Cloud .‘.jirSr’in’Of. ,c. Calunibus. U.. Aug. H.—cloud bum .ball we I* bottled induatrially n If iI country aellenrof Amen- ।। CFThe w i ne men .1ore mui,^ lining up up in lb 1 rI >nd ।du »nun iwiiiCTi up up iuuu"uiaiij - to *pay - -foreign n------------------- -----------— - working ....... ■ ever«♦.actually reach It. Our .All canof Securites. of Ulis a result column. tbe McKinley column. McKInlr vlsm 25r^"rr'd Bolivar. Slurb court,, I re. -shall ----------------Our can securite*. this as a All result tbe a« McKinley —nv the razw I -beorlst- kill the goose that laid •the merelv jnerely of ot n threat of rtamorratirv democratic succ-ia. ' »eem« tex to xr-nr worm cockles, of their { .... , "MT" th. rill^p. OD<1 ’ ”1. Hooding • ........ .................. uuu FOR I joldep .. —...is if that . u-* party should _._t~ — . . anvinrr el... roof* .— . egg,.. ” ~ j—.Tr~* '~ . I tin. w<>oid result pearls.—rIowa State ». Register. driving the norm]., people to the of .. their I- '“Saving* Bank Depositor*, awismo. j actually be Hucet-ssful at the polls? It, CFThe average per co pi tn currency I houses to escape drowning. The dam- . “AH the great savings bank* state*. । i* our belief that a wild panic would et»- fn the silver countries of the world ta age tn property in great and railway opare taterfeced with. .ccption California, — voted sue beside the panic *93 would dollars. Tbe average in the gold 1 eratious ’ the CX< __ ■**___ of _______________ L—*1 lw»<trta wlvtaSwhich ♦>,»> rranlo nt ’OS of wnr.trl —“ - three plank at St. Louis,”’says as contrastedstandard is <15.—ttica -------Ob-1 * for thegoltlI plankat St.I.ouia,eaye the (be ! eeeg-™. • «Thyr __________________ _ _______ ... — countries ----------------------------------‘ is safe to ‘ ‘-I. It our deliberate Bmton Transcript. “It -ay 'j — rycloneItta lxour deliberateconvictfim। conviction server (Dem.). — The umpire now decides that w BA Tl LE AXn is not . only decidedly bigger in size than any other 5 cent piece of tobacco,'but the quality is the finest he ever saw, and the flavor delicious. You will never know just how good it is until you try it The Ocean C i .00 The Weekly Inter Ocean— The Weekly Inter Ocean ■THE B33r IS, AYE,- THE CHEAPEST.” AVOID IMITATIONS OF AND SUBST!TUTES FOR SAPOLIO Rally Round The Flag, that :l»t tbe the vote rote for tor tbe tne gold goto plank pionx stood .tooo «mt. democratic ......oeratlc tracreu success next.Soveml»-r nextSorentl-r tor for marly ttexrA- reveii-elghths « re.«lghth. of tbe total de- w«uM "Quid ®e™ seat, widespread widreprexd and deraatat-ng derretattng .... -----------------------„. d- rum. poaitn, nnd. perhaps more.” Tt These ruin.—San Francisco Franciaco Argonsnt. Aroonaut. atpountfng ta gore than >1,7Qj>,- Jj Cbratmras of SUvra OOD,o6(), are 117e rasny-dey savtugs. as the In 18T3 the total product of silver in Transcript says, of the "toiling mil- { the world wna 61,100,000 ounces and liana" about whom the silveritesure so ।1 the silver in a dollar wa* worth $1.04 Treatly concerned. The Trwn»cript ■ Ada: • Reckoning theft dependents, *” «?WSree de^ltoraTtaod for a eryy co.- . Ue dderable nrooortlor, of the entire no,- •d.™r ^»«r-«-U worth only SO 7-10 trines* . . ”, . . .- ... virtual I?- be cut ta bklvea. drpo.it. ^.U * num,’eraI 17U.00U.000 17V,000,000 luudwlf. buphela mid ajid five the averwre average price 53 cents. In 1895 the estimated ]Xitato crop was 400,000.000 bushels and t hr avprage price was26 cent*. The fall in lx>th caws wxut due to the same cause. But when the farmer'* jxXatoes fall to half the former price, how much good will it do litm to compel him to take silver dollar* for them worth only 50 1 from ha p.»d crvditora ‘ -^und ••minnd money" money- democrat, democrats oc-1! , c)lpr cllprUle .toe anomalon, IMMjon. position p^iUon of during *^rir,„ 1 |I .n ,he <ocra-, af McKinley nnd. h<-••I “ i ------------------....^7ratio. M--to . More Sound Money, ’ National Honor, Home Prosperity, The New-York Weekly Tribune, Medicinal clnal value |in n a bpttte bottle at Hood * Ratsaftnra*. 1 — — — partlla tlian In any <rtter preparation. CFUnder a free coinage regime the More ’; . *Mll h required, more care taken, more government would rxase redeeming its expense incurrsd In IU manufacture. notes ta gold )nd begin redeeming them 1 It co*t* the propriety aud the dealer ta 53-ce^t dollars. If that is not re- More Republic0 .pudiatton of a governmrqXal oblign^i-^cagnT^^d. «ore cunttire power is secured by ft» peculiar 1 'K^lt tZlt is “ tbe the |per “ "«• -Hirdu-l-cotnbtnsUou. proportioa and process, capRa pu reluming , Will make a vigorous and relentless fight power and not' the per capita money Mora which make It peculiar to Itself. peojik are employed and mow apace oePresidential campaign, for principles which wiH, n supply which makes proRperouj times. । miplrd Ift its l*l»uratory than aay other i The man who gate ten dear dollars a prosperity to the eptire country. Its campaign nev- ■_ week can buy. more Bread and meat discussions will interest and should be read ‘ bales iwi l>y •“Co’hrr. ' than the man who gets ten cheap dol­ American Citizen. . . lars. Have the farmer free silver adWe futohh “The Banner” amt New York Weekly Tribune" (both p»l*°*> rocat’*! ever thought, of that?—Kanma City Star. . • C^No democrat who, is rincrrely in favor of “sound money” ought to oombecause republicans are not w holly wUltag to drop the tariff. Tbr q^eafion of prolectioq will bold many men in line for “sound money,” the The Leading National Family Newspaper. 4 MONTHS, 17 WEEKS, FOR 40CTS. Hood’s CASH IN rtbV/INCe THE MME* bat yoor nKRBg and ackJress on a postal card, send it (^eO Beat, Rxmm x Triboes New York C.tv, > *■ «>py oi Tte New Ymk w - n Tribune will lx mailed to > - J ■ �Thursday, Aug. 13. H COOK IMI-MnH*"- for the last year. It would n-Jr plenty to Mt M>d pkmt, * comfortable hot»« T”wa,co f)y [CoryrtZl’t VilUroTHkW^ , ?r tar wwUd dri-M on to bowl aboot tbe dwelife, poor dertl. At „ MrUeT.u^”" mlrht b»M byj B- Ltpp*ne«t Co.] a klteWa behind IV Md ®ade life * bur­ with ^nerra to itow itswav ” ‘in Bl soli- r.ivo,. »_ _ _ . . • , which*. Lamar told me. he should re­ quire for his own use. It had been ---------- uib neaa. bwltX). should find quarters in one of tbe farm­ houses l«tw een the refuge and tho vil­ lage—cn arrangement entirely to my max-bad any notion of netting Johnson hull, so much to engines of tc spy upon my doings, for be had used me aa a means of communicatin;* the same roof with Izunar was'not al­ with the man. a course be would not ships of tbe same die will be luring. He was as unsympathetic ns have adopted bad be entertained any same. The builder, therefore, must l^t'^4 ,h*<' ” hid oot brmk’ au iceberg, hardly mort loiquackxs. suspicions of my faithfulness. It might choose between assigning weight to hvB waa not made ot «uoh aturdy ataff. Had km. ; 11 WCT*R">d.'' rolling nnd the mystery he maintained was be that he desired to arrange for tbe use hill*, topped here and there by dark or giving it to cargo. A very strong bamar a,>routed borne and dianlared not Qf tbe fascinating sort. In the of a sloop owned by the brothers, with hull means reduced carrying capacity, a cloven hoof I might have experienced wood*, below which .trewbid bro,d wevlf- we passed together I came to dis­ on eye to tbe possibility of opening a a great carrying capacity means a hull mendawe „„d cultivated field*; a clear qualms, hut acareely well-defined re­ like him exceedingly. Sometimes, when brook rippled near lhe road, which fol­ a day’s laliors were ended he would sit way of retreat by sea in cose his pres­ of the lightest possible construetacm. grets. ent stronghold became untenable. To these elementary conditions is doe ■ ..Thr” ,ho“1’ >»ter, ■ »« again in the lowed tbe tortuous cotrM of it* little for hours puffing away at His-cigar, Yes, that w-emed to be the most reasontalley: nnd overhead was n sky without watching the wreaths of smoke, but etty. and tbe few tiea which had bound rble explanation, although, so far as I a merchant ship; the merchant ship a Reck of cloud. In' tbe heart of the speaking not a woyd. and hardly honor­ me to ,t were severed. The landlord knew, Lamar was not'in the slightest must' necesEarily be constructed to •print morning the moat glorious of ing me with a glance. What his re­ took my departure philoiophicallv danger of discovery by his enemies. carry the greatest weight of cargo pos­ canopies. flections might l»e wa* beyond my Such a precaution at that time ap­ payment of the arrears of rent «et«ned sible. consistent with, a hull strong “A beautiful country.” said 1. half In power of connectnre; yet I managed, •« (’fo|x*d by o«Jr exclusiveness. to reconcile him to lo,|np the tenant peared to be about as necessary as a enough for navigation and with propul­ soliloquy nnd half addressing mv com- with considerable satirfaction, to con­ shipment of antidotes for frost-bite to sion sufficient for tbe speed required in Ufau r wu.-'seated at the table, with* A Denr-by practitioner gladly ogrewl ;pauioa. ' . vince myself that he had committed . d cup of coffee before him. to give room to my books until thev the Hottentots. | its business. * . halt'd! "And more—a safe country. I think.’* some crime of particular-atrocity, and ■ t from the window fell upon should be sent for. anda junkman drove Sleeping over the matter gave me no The moment the hull is unnecessarily "We are not followed—at 'that he was no common political exile. ; i- in'instant I repented tho nn easy bargain for my furniture'. A mid he. fresh light upon'it, nor was I the wiser 1 strengthened the ship will cease to be least Up far. No one else left the train for my pain* for many a day ­ able to compete as n carrier with other ' * *there ’ LanSi-i; between us; for his face waa valise waa capacious enough to receive when we did.” to suppose hiiui to lie a sufferer from after; but at last chance, the much-ex­ ships cf tbe same size r. nd speed, which, ii:- moot repulsive it had ever the few effects I cared to take a\yav “Ob,”.said 1. thus drugg?*! bafk from remorse. jVhntrver his reasons for k»t, tp behold. The sjtltow- and even its eontenta might have been plaining. furnished the. clew. . having lighter ball*, curry more cargo. Invni r Rentimcnt to renlityC “we ought to be flight might hare been, he seemed now I had tarried at the house on tbe A ship built wijh a hull specially noticed wa* more, pro- .jiarted with without great - sorrow. safe enough. But. speaking of puraoit. to regard bimredf as respited from knoll unusually late that afternoon, strengthened in order tc withstand tho .nd there were line* which There ;w®re no patients to worry aoont. wiitfe wa* danger of it imminent?” pursuit, and his look lost something of aud the sun was setting as I began my various shocks of battle cannot in peace­ ijH-J the Rcrutiiyr'by'lafoplight.' and few qiiesticns to answer. To such ’’Perbap*.” he answered, dryly. ita nut hsaness. though it was evident v'alk homeward. It had been a clear, ful trade .pay as. a commercial enter­ wa* long and poihtrtl. the a* were put 1 replied that I had secured Th Me rode on in silence, *he good old that-be did not feel that his peril was pleasant day. With a good deal of prise. and th? merchant ship, with it* were' thin,.*and the forehead. an appointment in the country: and horse between tbe shaft* provingdth .ended. He hud strengthened th<doors warmth in tbe sunshine, although hull lightened down to the margin of ■ ih.-4 • dglfetoough to indicate no lack even my professional brother did not immtcr’R warranty of a lack of cc;tish- of the house nnd fitted them,withheavv autumn was now far advanced; but as think it worth while to push the in* . of <ir.iu:-}mwrr. wm narrow and ne«s. yet contriving to get over the bolts, while stunt bars were ready to the evening came ofi the air grew chilly Fame rough treatment for which the w rink IThere were hollows at the quiry further. In short, my neighbors ground with satisfactory dirpatch. We be stretched necoss live lower windows end the brisk off-shore breeze tool: on man-of-war, with its specially strength­ trmole.5 ueh as one often sees in suf-, manifested no more curiosity about nu­ parted company with the brook, crossed nt u .mousent’s notice. n touch of the approaching winter. . ened framework, is prepared.—National •etve- ’r‘wasting,diseases; with the tKin ulmOt the vanished builder of ■ iuge auu lumeu down another In these early days of our stay at a littk- ridge and turned down another Review. With turned-up coat-collar and hands dar’l. circles under hi* eye*, they gave k bf ft“ narrow valley, traversed it. ami crossed Rocnrytown my acquaintance with tho buried in my jxirket*. I stepped out on n 1 si -a-"." ——o— s -v>.. .iravrrseu ii, nnu crossed ■him ti; i.'H'k uf a man whose health was on a bough of the halMcad tree at the a stretch ot woodland where the townspeople stood us in‘good stead. briskly on the trump homeward.rather (­ irretr;* n!y shattered, though, as it Indy—Mr.’ Longhair, I wish to Of vuuiMcourse vur our cwisiup coming hu nnd the purchase «i ine purennse reconciled ut the moment to the slen­ , brandies of the tree, locked above the v, I of the old hftUSe set the tor:gue*'of the provpo.’his physical condition was nothank you for the beautiful poem you ',llrn lli Sbway. climbed elimbed a bill, and n moderness of a practice wf*ich guaranteed — ---------.>— , / • ,O rrTlurn nmoway. a hill, and in in a no­ •ent me on my birthday last week. tnatfer of immediate concern. As ha* te Merton-long b»*pre the appointed ment were looking upon a scene in village gossip* wagging, but, tbe chat­ me an undisturbed evening. With book tzLf-1-i...i in ... . x»... — I.,.. a -m..* ■ t ._ _ . Peet—Don’t mention it. ’lecij' -end. his nose was, large and time, tfrne. but but' I tarried town to enjov ter was not -.cry ill-natured, and tbe , . n Vhich V.in u thrrr • in n- wn* n\lfl no no suggestion SUggVfUJOn of Of those Uiosnnd plye and an easy -chair, and a “Did you get. the pie T sent you in re­ explanaticn that 1, un old Itodneyto'wn cune;l. and mustache were w.c... and .i»<< bis hair ------ — —— luxury which had charthed my farx-y through whfch we hod just passed. T-Lv bright fire, several Hours could be turn . »treltt?d with M «6rew»d gray. ’rayHl* ........................... teeth, which <xi many a day when the cravings of road • little beyond us swerved star-Jy boy, hud brought an invalid to tbe shore gassejd very delightfully, with the stiff.t “I ctb the pie w;?h fTetitmlr.”accept­ he poKHMned me. There wr.’nrcf the for tbe Jjcbefit of the sea air h,' se&ctn seklcrn showed, Showed, were large, discoldjseol- hunger tmngerpOMttted w’cs a res- :to the left, and. following followingthu Ujc Ilinecf ed- with even less demur’ than I hta breeze whirling through the tree-tops “I hope. Mr. LonchaU. that my send­ cred and irvetmlrir. irregular. His Hik eves, eyes, nliore above 1 tiiimnt taurant. fmnotiK' famous fnr far nnA and »i>nr near, a n ga*'1^.1' ridge, Ie<l to___ thet clustered ,______ ... house* of and signaling warnings to good folk ‘ 'which thcJi^owTrnet in ft bttahy hedge. ’ tronumk' Mecca to which nxmy pil- !iillagr a mileavay. Right before u.>* lool.v<l for. for the Cdkigers weragiroud within doors to keep snugly under cov-1 ing you in return for your beautiful -v . , p6?rr. sac.sfhiDg d:gt«i:b1e did not were S’j;al^;und deeply sunk in his head. ’ grims journeyed joyously, under v. houe was the Tongfgetiie slork of the h'.’l, of the ht^lthfulness of the place. 1hJoe.: IM. pc.ot In mv reflection* „n?addHonn! statement ^?nt tbesick-m'u Th?re wasliardiy one of the cno’i fea- ' rooj 1 w.r/' dtfc-tri’ncd */._«“££, Oft*a te;mlrrtlcg ir th? !?-.v’ph^_.. , cp~ -------- ---n f/r' «-----eq - gust „hioh nct |a lewrt.--Te»« there which otao.1 almost ..q, * <. tun* which, wa* pleasing, and com-( hud 1 survcjuF ita glucks from Cue ’ wvlTj’-TMk^wTthmarshl: d’vein.5*with required" cpmpTeu* ^uiet, and -for IL? lent’me .'.. ;.: ir.g IjocV- My bat, torn ’ gjf^ bmyi they mode up n face atar.oet ( ?mvrD£nlwithout, p«>y!LnS The * narrow tidal stream*; utd still fu: thcr present was unable to receive visitors, from my bead, went seaward, spinning? ita uncomellcess; ».« yet .~ in 1 .□«. place — in «-»..! fuficinntioc at the picture of •grotesque in' <»» —«!— • on wWs buy, glittering in the snn was successful ipitscbjccL Lamar was like a top in what might h*ve been a not molested by inquisitive callers, arid baby whirlwind. I ran after it at my 1 studying the expression of hisoo*u:en- 1 good cheer visible through its — s_.t------“(let:tlcirrn, you twit me with having wir.dov.-8c like a vast sheet of bejeweled uzure. unre one fory-st-hhi t'gTTi.iss. It is the I New 1 waa privileged to enter, strong Here and there along its margin rose, after a little tbe people whom I met best gait, romctlmes losing ground and turned my coat. roasego 1 supported bnslnt-.-a >*f the physician Kometimca1 in the cont'ciousqcs* that n roll of bills, knolls on which grewclumps of stunted ’ censed to question me about him. save rqmetimtw gaining, only to see the this measure. Then I had a reason, at rare intervals. A bnrn-burning gust with impish pervrralty sweep it Dut now. gentlemen. 1 have loatmy rwto eoiy :d« r more than mere bodjly oil-1 rtill of goodly size in spite of the pay­ trees. Above qne of.them, n little nearer about that time did us u great service from my vefry graxp. Then my toe And he v. ordered at tbe den fenmer.tr. to lut'd the signs and tokens of ments made from it, nestled in my 'us J fan the rest, could be turn tin? in giving t he townspeople a more vj.tally ' the Mrr<-h ot the animating sp ril. to ’ (socket. caught in semetaiug. and down 1 went Let it be confessed, how­ chitnaey of the old bouse, tw lonely a interesting topic than a sick stranger in a fah;’. As 1 regained my feet the hy pcssiocs x< hich have held । ever, that, as 1 stepped through the habitation uh man could desire. forced -by his urnindy to lend a solitary hat, wir’.i 3 flight as clumsy ns that ofdoirinuted the existence of doorway tny hand wa* clutched about “There,” raid I to my com|:anion. existence. a hen clearing a born-yard fence. ' r. Ijeivived somewhat a: | ihr monty. us if in fear that it might :]>ointing to i.he spot, “there is your ideal Among the most delicate tasks fall­ flopped arras* a salt-water creek and first b.' /-.is up.pt amrfcr of decrepit tide. ‘ vanish. Not until I had dined and tbe hermitage.” . ing to my lot-was the securing of a dropped upon the opposite bank. The I tried Sb soixe. the problem Lamar account had i;evn liquidated did the servant for the imalid. but; here again; tide* v|as tit the ebb. and the stream ' |iresc:i-.’«-il from n professional stand- dread of an awakening from so pleas­ fortune Icing kind.'an. old negresi wu* neither brood nor deep, (lather- j j.o’nt. T!:c.-’* w:»s power iu hi* face; ant a Qrwim disappear. The remem­ What would have been the result wo* Installed a* j:ntrlr.al nurse ’and ing such momen.um as I could, I ran ! You can eoo just how this will worle. vis, determination: muchjsvlf- brance of that solitary fvasf will be Ijinon my fortunes had the wsylutn- qrtual housekflrpch She had been to the edge and gave u vigorous leap. ! Itputs the medicine on the sore spot. n»nfre:, ..ri! more sclfishneHs. Plain­ :J\xuy* with me; for it brought the ReXkf-r failed tn be satisfied with the 1 born a'sl.'.w. a*-*-oi«!!:.g. to village talk.- My fast Ktruc!: thb farther bunk, but! ly. thpuchf 1. a man of bittcr'hatta nn.d first convincing proof that the' old retreat selected is » question over which1 but had ‘re-rured her freedom nnd ntj . slipped in’.lbc r.aft mud. and once more . z few affor-ioas, unscrupulous and reI hqvg since waatefl much time. On the: grated north. She v.;.;* an excellent I measured my length sprawling this ' .i fugitive, and fairing A suburban train bore me to. Merton v hole jAt is probable t hnt 1 should have! cook, but >u surly and crabbed wjta her nun* time, itcv.ev.T. half in the ‘ water and early in the evening. I went af ouce look <»f Hrvad of bi^ purseen little mbre of him. the chime?;: be­’ ■.bsjwsit: -uunw • siic woe very baH <n> ; horc. In the to my employer's room. Before leaving ing that in a tlay or two In- would iur.c at- last noLcdy vtould <-m­ ’•ers I «.rxnblvd out '!ght. h'm to such sti^jita*’ th.- city 1 hail secured time-tables of disurtp«arrd. leaving. pcrluq-s. a zum or A rvvitul of her disabilities piokeq up the rupawey lutt.nfxd then b •» Ou-. . again 1 uskc<l usX'self the the road ou which we were to make our money Kitfliricnt- in b?» eyes to almost ;x l it In snrptfee: I uusorlihle i.; . she was repreJ ubtit-al itertgucf bail journey, and hud found that a through tor rt| ’ ' '• •for-.-: ,c was a wire.' st rung It is good evidence of t he rye’ srntctl to be. sUc was'the.woman in ;i ts nemly us anv nl.»graphl?nc.ar.d»u|>:■ ■.-Hilrr'.-. ipcmed to bi* tin* ejfprwk stopped at. the town at ten date. .I * .-;pki:;::tjkjn, but it foiled o’clock. Lamar was pleased with leKsm.M- w hich ... ..then t -L-i well . j — ’ possessed. > -■ t houmtnd Tor UR, When she took eliarpe purted ’ fust-about a foot iflTieiglit. " * this ‘ ' -9h:<d of rite- kitchen tye .were relieved of.one He bad nof\ thou--!) n contingency'of r> quircmcnt* uf! the this bit of information, The dlir.ie had cu-ried • nie into the ’ Blind. Bleeding and Itching Piles. At point «> leait; there t.oul^l be nogos-I’eal offender, once ip the quitted !.'»>• quarters invn ,, absence, hn ~ijrs.qi j;, my mind from the i druggirtt-i or by mail. _ . y utflti fa free to go ulbotii said, and none of the hotel'semuibv thought uf it fad noilctvrrir.g infitn net*. ; >cinyat that end of ‘L- house. ‘ Send For Booklet. h/ n- he wis in hiding and -xrr^it the somnolent porter Who tul- As it1 wa.. however, ‘he R*'<-iU'.'d to fa Mvanwi-.-le. I bad contracted for feat! W. H. HILL COL, Detroit, Mich. I Itrtl^e 1; ut run- cf th • farmhousea, . ■■ - to rtun '.f a ^tkll more remote mitt«-d us. had hml n glimpse of his. content with the choice made for him . n-! I - manner’was thaj of one fr.ee. for he h ;fl hept out of sighA and ready to carry uut our, con tract. ».:•*! bn ■ , r.t out my i.hingle in due Th? task of settling him in Li* :.cv. i !•>.much to the sa!»?fnction of n.\ when food tfnd drink were brought to ;! to-.•xvreire’authority. -Why abode proved to be une’x; • etedb c-ay.1 i>yst*>«. v. bo canhrFF ;d that it pleased •<i' have ir.tru*tc<l his fate, to a his room. ** little before ten o’clock sir;.:-..:. ..n;ng ur-.d |kxjt? Surely-he I eettled our reckoning, und wc left the The dr, r.cr of the old liouve wu* glad to her tu have cHelen*: - given that thew :: r,r n ’■•out the place.’’ She ni pin commanded a far ‘iporc hotel -by u side door, reselling the sta- dhtpemt of it for n^ong. throwing in c w:is “a AND RHEUMATISM CURED BY 'Ivi-a W*-st on.’a widow, and i ’ .ii;. ally.’ It wa* ns if in hi* tio’.i just us the train rolled up to the pfttcli of marshland ^lut.g with the 1 <­ was Mi' plaifor mi My companion chase a couch th- hill ou which Jibe building stood. th?" liiother of two bora* neither of g.’.r.ie •. ’.th fair.he tad cbore-n to risk You ©an try before you buy. Tbot^gh it v.m in need of n ;'a:rr-. and v, hom wua yet old enough to relieve •n which there wyre few passengers hi' -ill <: tl-.e s!cn<l«'re*t of chnpre* and aamninbett* mai’rt F R'E on’«=-ip‘ of acHtsiwjaM though wind nnd weather Tad left her of .cures of the farm. Sh-» and. picking out o dark corner,'buried taMOf ttiJjpaset. W, H.HUI Co., - । ’ ■ '■ atest <n’.ds. ' nmuy a murk upon it. it wnrr still a v-um a cheery soul, '’ho had endured his fore in Ms upturned cout collar ,Ii -.-ya-.e nn* time enough for these One of hiu ■ -tout structure, vyita star.ch fannm tied ‘ many m’rt’nrhme* without losing cour r;-llfor after the first saluta- anti 'pretended to Rlee'p. firm foumhition. capable, iq^xueuti,'. : •>•. ma! 1 wu» glad to secure quarters . tiou$ h. relapsed into ailcnee. Perhaps hands was clasped about the sirup cf withstanding the gales of n/core of under lirr n>of. jjis little valise, and not on* in the She allot ted to me ■Lr ip;--. .-J \*hnt the trcml ofi my was built winters. It I..._l. ’2 ou thefiUBtrcit ‘ 77 ’* cf__ - n wing’of the bouse, which, having an , tbuitglits would ta, aqd was wlllihg to roun e of the journey did he loosen his sock..which row afauf ahour 40 feet otdd serve adth - hummock which row* fret elltrr,ni.c of its own, would serve. adiilio-i :. . an opportunity to stiidyihim.- grip upon it; above the ‘••o-fe'el. a. t-pur n-i ; ably a* au <»<:ice. I : ooi» had my den There j'linjil 'my men I wn* finished did ~ was u weary ride of several pushfed up into the light and air from fitted up in a -a ay to excite considerable hours, am! then an equally weary wn t h . He had lighted u cigar, and a»*tt jnnt tion nt which wd were.to tu*. ? MMue stratum buried under the low local admiration. A few books,n couple j.-nij»g the rings of smoke. a train over a branch line; but long lands of the coast. Upon the.rock* wax of antomfad chart* and some.vials of wlu<|h fij. blew very skillfully. ■■ u st-sinty covering of */jil.J*»rely »«r- drug* were di*i>UF«'d to fhe best adbefore the lazy folk—if there were U ril. 1.1... - -.......... ». . “St* ;.*.r all has gone well.” said hr. K.ntagc to ii:;;ireks pat-ruts with the ,-t>v sluggards in that workaday region <*icr.t to give support- to tn*’ fr i’’ Q* “Yet f would pot delay; tbi* I think -were stirring.’our travel by rail had dwarted evergreen* which surroui.deu r-y*terie* of Lie healing art. j’uu -to romprefegnd. It is. however. In i”» I.tglr.ning n\v practice in T!o<I ihe dwelling, .tlalf-v.duwn tM ’ i >' been complete*!. We left the can at h'reurr to travel by night. But itrvtow tmu* nnich like cn early spring IIuxsettvMle. the station nearest I»o«.- ■ il tho v.c-rt or latefoan! first; let me ;tsk, you are st.il! content in ?.vw England -mure promise, then i < ■ town, which an* «*i>amtrd from th» 'Till] tile agreement?” ... toHr.ay by a trn-mile stretch of coun- the anil bit nf grren on <he prem red. .enlizntion A daily visit to tamarwus marsh . • ”Peril vtly.” said 1. for far soil under th< ’ wo* * nW Hi.lius.ng-pMHi of my routin'?. As a toward * li t-h r’.'.v wire extended in It wan not the u V. As it happened Sam Cttrpenter. the tr.lc. ft wa* very iira-1. though occasion-­ cr.v din t ion. •’*rU frn- i, the ufair truth and nothing owner of a livery staMf- n?«r by. who brown fn k-\ vVher - was the other !;«♦ trnl'h. Ixit' it served well ally hr let n:r tindrrt tntr.l that ray J»ost rr.:’- df t ' That query' could. I. usnollv supplied conveyances tu fx r- races were too strep end stony •ugjr roqt to cv.-n the-hmd r*t offfnire**. JI J wn* no Hinecuru.' Xowuad then he sent Ctjul U; i — .!cdjul’On’r. et?“ •r .i so .s Jaslriifg to reach the village, wa* 1 me un trip* to Trete. a thriving hiv.* V'i,. gfad. Then to eonridoylon I;.:i:;tat'or> in t.hr.t qunrtr O( ».v '•'.' bowl <l‘» the the cr-ft. directly j , l-n „ ............. -ch o 1 ' ” I of n:r.;;ufnetorl»T. about :» mile* from <Vm 1 uoo trie„dly immedjitte matter. ^U„.ll_p.r. imi »of the r.e.*u « ‘jy‘*' the teach. «a* ;ctit the rock* to border tlu lr I village. On the find of these jourdon 1 my slowness of speech in EngI laid him of n.y rrch’cntnf u ■ side. . On On*th«* ‘the north a tidal I I ------------TU.VH one of «.« nn duties* wn* tn to mail a iisi. disco' ,mIlM>«Ioiiei<>tbi-bta<>nW ---------to --------------rl. <:,,wftl so close to the bare of the • letter a Ne> York tanking house: "il'-: you speak it well.” 1 broke in. .1..-.- t--nt ou. .oiil.'- .fp “ h;!I'1 ’ I on ■■>'■ <»••« 1 «lwl«»nsT| lFve*‘ in England severe! years,” IfiXi of •-ho nx-Xy I--.- « T- ■ Of! «... ou UM, <o n:y crrfrt-. he in'v..ered, out no sooner was the w.-kt i111- lata) k”-'cl-L,i: J,u: lr':1”-' >>* i’>-0ri| =1 I MiO '’f the ptaot. Rum. ’•xj-fciatr>r. made than he appeared „T«„.lm.o'nloni:alan'>>'nril':--«'-| v h.lmrr . alron !.<-;•• «ln>>- edatrel on-f iv art! a hravr.. to rfsrret it; for he added: “But to our Thl» Stfiendia 139b could be uai-'-d snaiffbi aenp« tt- tht- inirm-.trlnru 1 '■“» ilsbHInSl®.’; s'd j< r. Permit me to lay before you £ kiiTf-un <vblcb U«nr hod fOlm<1 ; tor. From flrri :o l.->.Hb<-re «mld a 1’1‘n.” ’ ’ ’ no c?r>gr ‘>f ,;t;-y:irdlines* jandv with a s'.Htrg of his shoulder* '■CFrip’ru.wd,” said I. somewhat •own wd» cotnddernbly more toon 0 ; r-'-mnst h:m; be locked <jver my ocraj v.bnt utiatocome. cov::t. '»<>': nud ••ben. hut never quesThis it jH- That you, haviffg this Mention lb’s paper nnd wowllJwrhdyrti .lioistl their irecuwy. to .do. with as you may. re­ Am he finifchcihls^iqM’rllctal auditing 5 ssnrpli- copies of the turn to the ’city nnd there conclude such iuTnirx os are pressing. It i* roost cpriikininu full InMtwtloan bow io k»i -I. • probably that another op|>ortunity so witlrii ‘•m c.;!y hut present itself.” -n .................................. htrt do you knoti' of him. .. ..... I’-H trer.nlng was sufficiently patent. :<>: i. ucb.M raid I. "except thr.t hi hul ol . r-mi>J °< f-bpm-n. wbd wrm One should have reached our desti- V. T ’Lainw’s knock awakened me, and I aroM- refreshed and ready to carry out jhf scheme outlined the night before. A de k <*n mantel showed that neariv half the day hod slipped away. Dre.s nfo' quickly. I pasaed into my cninp-:’on’s sitting-room, where a fcUiKr;ui’.ial breakfast was spread on the’ .ci/* • ■de. It had been arranged ■. . should shun the hotel dinmgand a statement that Lamar was iraiJlti'g under my professional care ‘ .■ relied upon to’quiet any ciiri- ult In tbe ftnntty; buMt >, . ^o«o. Mnblthm that thriw. BTindlnjr monotony and grow, rtrone throngh year. ot aemi-etarrMlon; mine “ dn>« .lon^.,),. cbum c, |t St 'a T7*”l<"> °* I torRot the fMiptie of the night In n mgy DR. HAftIDY’S CURES 1E0BALGIA AR -THRO “ PHON -1 - A ;Absolutely Free! WATCH FREZ ’ yankeewatch nnRtrr iouiihal, tutfiim Im, would prefer to have me "'itijont nn excuse for revisiting my °?d - h-iuj-ts. Nothing, though, would Miitjrnt- letter than to fall in with his I raid: ,t he han the best of •• It !t oij Prrf,r«a<» <« *“l> ““ _ | t ■' yen -will nFlcryi tr.c until nine ' Hiis cvenh:~. I promise to be IU r.ct-inipan.v you er you cI’iioav c.> go. Mv busi’'• '• c'owd-iri suort order. Yon Jtay t<Sy. stall;,fed that I shall say noth'/ Tc,-nnP’'of try plan*, in fact. • ddh t iexnccL to excite env livelv curi- , s-.; n retwnt '-!■:> ■»<■• - -.1 ;■ --ur<’ I •■> i-r, laaice »«>» l‘nr‘’ Jd •'_» on’; i;-t n‘”£ n *■ h ’ r 1 ui»>» -41 th?conH'inpt.of ,b..»»irssaf .............. .. .. hul.-Hnble. afi|l ' hhi two brother* wbo ,ir an unsociable lot. hiyn: they’re ,a::vep j H*n HllJuV'S �•ee and investigate this wmrvHocs im­ provement Hi tree pruning: H. F.^Bllvin, times the \»rty in power, called the gov­ Highest a <B in Latretiing Power.—LaxettU. S. Gort Report ABSOLUTELY PURE Hastings Banner. Thursday, Aug. 13, 1896. COOK BROS., Proprietors INNOCENCE AWHEEL. spent There are twenty-seven colleges included lu Oxford University and I was told that there were about three thousand students lu attendance. Like most col­ lege towns it seemed exceedingly dull in vacation. Next day we readied Healy about noon, several days too late to .see the slaughter of the,Yale boys on the race course. 'The regatta was over but there were many tents and house boats and launcbes-to remind one of It. At Henley our bicycle trip enme to a sudden stop, caused by the final and com-; plete giving out of Mr. Crawley’s lire. So: we took the train Into London, and after an hour or so of dazed wandering about Its maze of streets we found t1je place we sought, and were given an opportunity to collect our somewhat scattered senses, nud it was quite necessary, for a traveller’s first experience here Is pretty confusing.-' A night’s rest in a bed which would have been very tine had it only. I>een a litlie wider, aud longer and softer, .left us feeling much more as it we could enjoy London than' we had felt before. That morning we heard Rev. Joseph Parker, and then started out to hunt up a dining place. It was much more difficult than It would have been Id any American city. The great majority of the eating houses close herj? on Sunday. .At last however, we found a place and after refreshing the inner man. we went down by Westraj nrter Abbey and then home. Monday our.sIglA ernment party has a majority on tbe floor, or that its members are near enough to come at once if lhe bell rings for a vote, so that tlie government party may never be put In an embarrsaing situation by any sudden move of the opposition. Besides these two “Whips” there were a good many messengers and helpers about tbe lobby, who correspond somewhat to our pages in Congress, only the members have to pay them out of their own pockets or the party funds, instead of their being paid by the nation.' Beyond the lobby we passed through long corridors looking into committee rroius. libraries, writing rooms and also caught one small glimpse into tbe floor of the House. No one not a member can enter while tbe House Is in session, not Mr. ..Gladstone e^ep, nor the Prince ot Wales. Between the walls' ot the building uud lhe waters of lhe Thames Is a long narrow space fti the open air where the members bring their families friends to take tea’np fine days. This was a brilliant scene the afternoon we saw IL We feared we were taking too much of Mr. Wilson’s time but he laughed and re­ plied .that it wrs only the Scotch Rating Bill which was being discussed, anti that the Scotch were abundantly sharp enough to take card of themselves. They are iu the part of Scotland we came througly. They ore a fine.pwnte, but thrifty, very. Mr. W. said tbe House of Lords whs not In session that day. so we didn’t go into thatiMfrtof the building. <>ur b'lreult completed, our friend gave us a pass baek lo the gallery, and we left him feeling that if we were Englishmen, we should like to live in Sheffield so we could help to stfell ids majority. We spent, about an hour more in the House, aud toward the last as proceedings dragged a little’1 took out a guide book to look up a few points, but was instantly requested lo put H up by an usher who wore the conventional gold platter in front, like lhe man at the door. I suppose it would disconcert a speaker to look up and discover that so eminent a man as I was reading and that his eloquence was pouring forth.compara­ tively in vain. 1 concluded to put up mj’ book anyway and did so. but the speaker didn’t seem to improve much even when he had my undivided attention,so 1 at last arose in all the grandeur ot my corduroy clothes and sweater and stalked majestic­ ally out the door, the target ot all the eyes which could possibly get a focus upon me. So we went home, tired, but happy In the consciousness of a day well spent This was our greatest day In London.aud I can tell of the rest of our visit in a few words in my following letter which 1 hope to send you next week from Sunny France. Yours respectfully. Shirley W. Smith. at Three Rivers this morniag states that on* making a choice, Mammoth Medium and Atojke and Crimson.. Clover, Timothy Seed, grain bags etc, ateo new carriages and road wagons. J««t in Awarded Hlgbeit Honor*-World'* Fair, BAMNfi MADE. known -Tbe aomromeut Whip,fi U Ibeir boatowa lo an U It Uut it ill barn on tbe Chas. from Horton place Tuesday evening, setting it Blaine’s speeches, on fire, bat fortunately the fire “burned itself out". coinage, and to give the Burman make lee A Marple cream don’t attempt to with Pure cream is used. skimmed milk. one favored date of free of that The Journal can do thia In tbe same column that contains that paragraph from the late Zaeb Chandler’s speech which we have challenged it to print Try their ioe cream HMtlngs. Mich. Jaly 19th, 189C. at 35 cento per quart. The Republican county convention for the purpose of nominating county officers will be held in this city Thursday 30lh in Parker’s hall.. Read Aug. tbe call |B this maue. Mrs. D. H. Bay® is in the city, "and Is prepared to sell negatives of work formerdone In their gallery. 10 anyone who de­ sires them. speech. which any Enquire at Mrs. L. A. zell’s In tbe steon J ward. J'oH, pu^ yellow gold, from 1: ■ and. tjjg taxidermist tnadc ’ M out the precise locality where We have often referred tn the wond-tr j kSU<*d. Thext fee aslc-i ful growth « tbe MfcbigAD Mutual T«»r- • licks .where ti:»-uaiiLtb ^•♦Wdfer ■'< tb-irsaJv nadu CyehMrt! mid Wi: .t.-hnui imur>bc<* j He doesn’t kiow Cempatiy *>( UjI;--ciiy, aud tl-r hu uhu**'c plan upon erhieh it was founded. Here is came from alshh lick u aconipany widen ha* hwn In rxlrt<-nc« for II or I- years, which started nut with which the d«-fir IM. The .taxidejrinlut s,-. pncthwlli nothing, which now hsa an nsA Great Sh«wia<. j^ssablr capital <4 “v«r fil2.0t*0.uD0 wh.nh has paid out tboOsauds nr dollars of J.-wx-a, and which has never jet levied nn a«M-a«-. ment. It has paid I«»-mh» d» men who have been iu the ernntmny since It wm organiz­ ed. and who harn'l paid .x ceut fur tbelr prolecthHi slnre they j«>innl.. Secretary D. W. Itogertt. ot this city, who Is a born insurance man. conceived the idea of starting this company, and hav­ ing each man whe joins not only pay the usual fees and charges, but also really pay one assessment of 20 cents ou each 8100 insured id advance. This was done, and so rapidly has been the growth of tbe Com­ pany that tbeye advance assessments bi*e mon- than paid all Insees. During the big storm of.July 26U;, which did a great deal of damage near Homer, the Michigan Mu­ tual Tornado Cyclone and Windstorm Co. Incurred Josses of $8404.81 near that vil­ lage. In addition to this there were 11 loss­ es elsewhere, autountiug to up in tbe hun­ dreds of dollars. Every loss has been promptly paid without the necessity of making an assessment uf a single cent That the good qualities of this company are becoming recognized about the stele is attested by the fact of its wonderful growth, which has simply been marvelous this year. Il is recognized as the insur­ ance Compfiny nf ifa kind in Ktatc, and thobe who have policies In it may rest in peace when they see big dark clouds looming up in the distance, or even when they see tbelr farm buildings being trans­ feree by the cyclone’s fury, over on their neighbors “back forty.” were - killwl not ,ir.ur•‘*:s n hndrad rnileii freun the* (> f >♦* gold minea, and*, fimher, •1* knows tbe ‘ spot exactlyJ Be thl. , .. " ' dinar, couro-nf nan-.. bnahrl. of ir. He hr. - n.UtonM-, neea, buy a toirro . rrnl, Mak, a tofr on the d^r-. tr.|l,.--nb. Cist. To Hroi - lt!k • • lobnOM WbenllUao: oyer an-open Sr... .• , . broiled In a »ry hot. . F-nrarru for lhe uaual: way of -n .(Ilk-, ud Ur with the akUdcn or... aSi.hrtokw on a piece ofioiiRl peperoi., rnwtlae pen. Cook <k) the U|4*rwnte of th. oven until browned. . Ii Jmt with wit, pepper,,,,,..He! butler tod doalln* with, Sour T.. be [oUtabl, broiled S*h ehould always le rantieS.,! w*U> puwley and emw* n nf ,11,^1!«». on <* * plqttont si. bool, Be Qur Farmer Friends can get nice printed Stationery at this office shout as cheap as you can buy the paper and envelopes from the stored PERSONAL MENTION. Mason spent J. R. Sunday in Lake (Mam. Miss Alta Richards, of Middleville, to In the city. Mr. and Mrs. Elry Tobias spent Sunday in Middleville. Nevins is home .Morse E. on a few weeks vacation. Will Kqhlman. of Nashville, was In the city Wednesday. C. W. Frauch, uf Lake' Odessa, was in tbe city Monday. Will Fujler was at Nashville Wednes­ day. on business. ' Ray Dunlap, of Vermontville, was in tbe city this week. Mrs. John McElwain spent the past week in Grand Rapids. Otto i*. Bin ter mis ter is in tbe clft* this week, enroute to Chicago. Mrs. E. H. Van Nocker, of Nashville, wait Id the city last Saturday. ^r. Kennedy returned Friday from Du­ luth and a trip around the lake£) ' ' Miss Agnes Sweeney, of Kalamazoo, Is. a guest at lhe Catholic parsonage. Mrs. Isa Dickinson has . been vlsltlnx Grand Rapids friends lhe past week. Mrs. Minnie Hamlin leaves this week with visit fora her mother at South­ Haven. Mr. Brians and son, of Prairie DepU, Ohio, are rlzl’.lug bis sister, Mrs. Hall, for a few wetiis. Bon. A. G. Butler, of Bellevue, visited Here Agai re ikq jbur home . yqur house and •our famun ever. iiy ;hc hsuse that •It’s out furniture er)thing introluced at patiLr sets and >pid grace any bedroom oute one a ‘mort’hclia belter brtiie|l where n; is fitted up cjoUection . fro.nt and. chairs of ai.d our prices |are a < tempting as the Sunday u his sister Mrs. Chester Messer, a few days Renkes & W aildorff, tbe past i*t-k. Miss Flo Stlnolieomb leaves tbis week to make a tew'week* visit with Ionia and Saranac Iri^nds. Fuiwrrl Dkro'or* Fun, u„r Urtlro. Enibsltyitic ft........IsItLi Dr. Fullet and family, and Mlu Nettle Henderahoiit spent Sunday at tbe formers Wall lake cottage. *4a. A. Anderson, of Ft. Beirtou, Mon­ tana, has been the guest of Miss Giace R. W. S^dekotham, of Alma college. Is tbe guest uf F. P. Knowles and Maurice X - fifty ...Spectacles. Grigsby for a few days. Mrs. H. J. Burman, of Charlotte, spTnt several days the first of tbe week with ber son. Wm Burman in our city. Miss Ignore Valliant, of the Marquette Williams Sanitarium, Denver, Colorado, to tUUlng al Judge Robinson’s. Mra. Alite Guybprson, who has been vtoltlng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. her Scldtuore. returned to ‘ Georxr Eyes Properly Fitted With borne at Bu­ Glasses. chanan Tuexday. Barntw and family, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Chidester. Mtoa Edith Kvafield, and U. U. Brnttey are at tbe Martin*-. Club House, Gun Lake, for a two weeks We the undersigned after wltneeslng an outing. exhibition of the Maeoa Pruning Imple­ Mrs. D |I Bays, of Meabaa csvilte. ment unite in pronouncing it a great hnprovement over lhe old method. Tbe ma­ chine le so constricted the* tbe operator . j*w, of loth >)«r I,.’ unil then the tS-lenni- , ....r,,.?’1'4 JohnHsngh. J. R. Dndly. Fremont. MkF. I Sherman's portetponnalr from the store of “whole paragraph" ip a great «t«n' <(f ByyanL Ik bod'rec. John M; ('. H. ! '*» the teeth, Waters. A S. Cilkiti#. John McGuire. I). , This uediuwnl was browjj ’^i-rellow ia AHor. and juijt fnr M. Herd. F- •»- Iteeirwr. Jatnr« Nary. H. i "’It th- ana mptil It offiKUdM ;/ • L. Huward, Albert Spilth* Dz R Tregf, j 'Van always. . worth of sliver. Again we challenge the Journal, or any other paper, to quote a Lightning struck a W. B- <’-uok. Henry1 R’ven*. Payfri. H Rw rs. J- M. Tbe party that appropriated Miss J. R- in favor of making a dollar out of SO cento Naglri. J. G. Hughes, Grigsby. John Lunn’s, the tailor’s, and leave your order. The ball at that place was crowded. F. Beseui; i, Ira Vuit Valkcnhnegh. C'rtl 8. addressed tbe McKinley Club at Freeport Friday night lor a drer'a tenth, ai„: ix' John A. Bryattot Kai,»,.,<£ J’* A Kenan* k, tasCi, i A KtniKiE S City N kk”,. C L Smith, Trego. Allied A. Mat’hew-. Irv’.ru I. Creasy. V.‘A-Y-ung. A. F. 851 res ter,' Joi in your clothes. They are abouU«r cheap, they wear better and they look much bet­ ted because they are made to fit you. Why “ Parker. D. R- McElwain. F Lumber wagons etc at Hendershott*®, op­ It will pay y<*» to «et,-» Ul,or 10 matee ?a -‘ l^ty of <rt » l*U"t odd pl*rt tor JLi posite Court House. don’t you go toG £ - M. R T'tM. F. Writ, Goo C S^t N T. A. G»r«'«»d. A. H. Bates- Phillips A Erb Tuesday evening will con­ NO 6. fer a special favor by returning the keys Loxuog. England, Jn.r 17, ’96. contained In it as they are of no value lb -Deal Mb. EdItok, Ms last tetter to you was also headed anyone but thr owner. Ixtndon. but 1 didn’t manage to cut down Jackson nnd Hartings • eroaaed bats at my account of our travels enough to bring ■'the narration dStrn to’Loudon town itself. the fair ground yuslerdwy. Hastings made ‘ We are being blessed with a good shower 21 score*. 17 hit* and 2 errors, .laekaon to-day $0 1 will stay inside and try to tell made 4 runs. 7 hits and 6 errors. Dawotb you all atxmVour trip right up to date/ and Hessmer, Quirk and Fanes were the When off I was telling how we Americans stood at thr door of our hotel batteries. The same teams play this afterin Warwick and expressed our opinions booj* of the English repair siirtps. I don’t know -'Zhe Zbe freeport yreeport depot was struck by , where those fellow sufferers are how. but JttDlng I’ll venture to eay-they are grumbling yet, gaining Sunday Sunday night, night and burned to and with Justice too. J ■ the ground. Among lhe losers were Miss After a good bowl ot porridge and some Bertha Teeple who lost n trunk and large coffee at Warwick, a week ago this morn­ valise containing all ber.weariug apparel, ing we wheeled out toward Stratford. There are two roads and we chose, the with the exception of her bicycle suit longer because it runs past Charlcote Park which she had orp . where Shakespeare Is currently reported , to have stolen a deer. The only weak Tbe Baxnkic Is Id receipt of >1.00 sub­ spot in tbe story Is that at that time there seeing commenced In earnest, and It was scription from Chas. J. Wightman, of Chi­ was no game preserve, there to steal from. a great day. First we called on Mr. cago. son of R. B. Wightman of this city. Some people are Inclined to disbelieve the Wakely, Secy, of ahe United Kingdom tale merely on account of this one little Band of. Hope to wmnn I bad a letter o(. Charlie has been a life-long democrat but discrepancy. Leaving the park behind introduction frou^ his Mend, Rev. Mr. now sees tbe error' ot his way, and next wo wound about on tbe'curving road and Grigsby, ot our city. We found n most November proposes to vote for McKinley, just as we a: last crossed the famous courteous and obliging gentleman, who ■ Avon, pop! went a tire on one of my com­ talked with us of our home, which he had protection and sound money. panion’s wheels. Such is life aa a cyclist visited, and of this great city, and at last Great closing out sale limited to 30 days tiads it. We never get to a spot where capped the climax of our pleasure by we begin lo feel poetical and lovely, that agreeing to secure for us an admission Assignees closing out sale at less than cost something doesn’t happen to drop us back of tbe entire J. C. Farrell Clothing * to Parliament if possible. We left bls ot on earth with a thud like a pumpkin flee with very light hearts, promising to Furnishing goods stock. Cali at once which has been let fall from a second story come back lu the afternoon aud learn the while the best bargains are there. window. result of his efforts. . But sadness can’t last long in Stratford. P. T. C olo rove. And now we were for Westminster Ab­ Leaving the lire to be repaired!?) Mr. bey. We entered at the north Transept. Assignee. Cox aud 1 rode out a couple of miles on You must know that practically all the large tbe other side of the town to see Anne churches and cathedrals, are built in tbe 1 witnessed an exhibition of the Mason ADDITIONAL LOCAL Hathaway's house. We found It a long, form of a cross, the long part being called Pruning Implement and am greatly pleas­ low, atrawthatched structure, with upper the nave, the short or cross piece being Sait only 65 cents a ~ barrell at Phillips 1ed. It Is far superior to any implement I Windows-just the thing for a lovely maidknown as the transept. Poets’ Corner Is tn to lean out of ou moonlight evenings have eve’’ seen used for the purpose, and in the south transept and Id the north one & Erbs. and listen to the voice.of the wooing poet the price of the machine can be saved Is the Statesmens’ Corner. I had ekpected Call at the Christmas studio for Picture below. How Williamiwould have enjoyed to see a grand sight, but I was not pre­ every day In tbe economy of labor. a wheel in those days. The house nowa­ . . pared for the emotion I felt as 1 stood In Frames. R. B. Mksskil days is occupied by an old lady who is the presence of the mighty dead and Lunches only 10 cents at Burman & contended to chargfe visitors sixpence to •^The past ten days have been most un­ gazed down the long aisles or into tbe dim, Marple’s. allow (hem a look Inside. Returning to vaulted arches above. Here were king hot ones, every new day seem­ tbe city we went to tbe bouse where the Republicans read the caucus calls in mercifully ' and queen, patriot and poet, warrior and ingly trying to outdo tbe previous one) poet was born, aud where his father lived, preacher all gathered In this majestic sep­ this issue. and carried on bis wool business. It costs ulchre. to wait till time shall be’ no more. and If we are any judge of warm weather another sixpence to go through ben. and Sometimes as I stood before a tomb and “\ Mens work Ing shoes from 75c up at Me- ‘>,we are under the impression that they suc­ 81111 another lo enter the museum in one' recalled what its silent Inmate did for the Omber Bros. ceeded ' admirably. Tbe terrible beat compartment. In tbe latter place the world in life, how noble a life he had Go to Burman & Marples for your 10 which has prevailed here has seemed to be most interesting. objects are the desk lived, and then looked upon the calm which Will used at school, a table which marble which preserves his features to us, cent lunches. universal over a large part of tbe state, claims him as Its former proprietor, bis the sense of Inspiration which I felt can­ If you want the best 15 cent tea go; o; and in the larger cities hundreds of peo­ chair In'which we were allowed to sit not be described. Wilberforce, Newton, down, many of the easiest editions of his j Phillips A Erb. ple have succumbed to the torrid rays of Browning and Tennyson, side by side, works, several portraits, three of which Dickens, “Rare Beu Johnson” Joined with Pingree is all right and so are his shorF.! old Sol. Our ffiemory doesn’t take us back are known to be genuine, and tbe onlyletthe statues of Nelson. Shakepeare, John more than a thousand years but in that ter dow in existence which Was written to Wesley, Longfellow and countless others Buy ’em at W. H. Spence’s. tbe poet It was from a relative short space of timef we have no recollecwho wanted to borrow something like to recall these great meu and make us feel Don’t forget the County Convention tious of so many days of torrid weather thirty dollars of him. I wonder if that we will try more to make the world Aug. 20th,one week from to-day. being bashed up to us all at oncel and this letter was on his mind when he wrote at least a little belter for our having lived;. I cannot see how a man Could go through Hamlet’s soliloquy, lu tbe main part of Husby Bros, can give you the latest style without a few minutes IntermlMionXJ the bouse the principle object of Interest the beautiful old abbey and not come out ot hair cut, or a first class shave. a better man than when he went in. In our letter from Mr. Smith this Week, of course is the room where the great But at last we had to say good-bye and author was born. Not; only Is It famous A complete line of all tbe latest styles he gives a very interesting description of I meant to go batk next day, but have for this event.but also ^.‘enuse tbe window a visit to tbe House of Parliament in Lon­ been unable to find lhe time. At Mr. of Frames at the Christmas studio. panes are written full of famous names Wakely’a olflce we found bis confidential don, being fortunate enough to gain ad­ among them one glance showed those of Hurrah for Plngree-~eboes. mission through tbe aid of a letter of In­ Isaak Walton, Sir Walter Scott and clerk, Mr. Kitebin, prepared to accom­ W. H. Sixxes. On the Thomas Carlyle. They didn’t ask us to pany us to Parliament House. troduction given him by Rev. A. D. Grigs­ write our names though. In fact when way down we stepped Into a aide street to McOmber Bros, have1 complete line of by, of thia city, to a friend of his in Lon­ we took out our pens to make a note In see the plain, unpretentious house In which Mr. Gladstone lived during bls long fine rubbers all new and fresh from tlie don. These letters are proving very in­ our memoranda tbe lynx eyed goddess service la tbe House of Commons. At the factory. teresting we should judge by the number who guarded tbe apartment came aud stood close by till we returned our Imple­ entrance to tbe outer lobby of the legisla­ Rain fell Sunday night to the depth of of txtra copies we sell each week to the tive halls,Is Westminster ball, and a brass ments of signature to our pockets. I 3.60 Inches, and tho river is very high as people who are sending them to friends. never have been under so close a surveU- plate marks the spot whore Chas. I. stood Mr. Smith has a stylo peculiarly bis own, a result. ' ianee slnec I left the high school. The at­ to receive bls sentence of death. Reachlug the lobby wa began to see that and as one subscriber remarked in our oftendants succeed tn making it so unpleas­ Sunday Mrs. Arnold, of Baltimore, was ant for visitors that the average person who we might be disappointed after all, and 1 flee the other day, .“It is more like reading felt certain we should when I learned that thrown from her baggy and quite Aiadly comes expecting to spend a quiet and hap­ some Interesting continued story, than tbe gallery for visitors only held about injured. py two hours is glad to get out tbe door sixty, and there were »1M hundred mem­ I letters of travel, which are- bo apt to be oq after a half hour of this badgering. They ’ Nobody makes any mistake by buying Two policemen say they have tq.do it to prevent the house bers to Issue passes. Pingree shoes. Call for them at W. II. | lhe guide book order—dry,with well worn and contents from being defaced or carried stood by tbe door and no one could even facts and statistics." approach It except to send In his. card. Spence’s. away piecemeal. From the house we This Mr. Kttcbln did and after a few min­ went on up the street, past lhe “New The Journal Is trying to create the Im • Ladles Bells 35c. Side combz 5c. Stick Place” where the poet lived, and of which utes wait a tali, gray haired man appeared pression that James G. Blaine was for free there remains now nothing but the foun­ at the door and the cryer shouted “Mr. pins 5c up at McOmber Bro.-. Shoe and H. J. Wilson.” This gentleman, member Jewelry store. silver by quoting two line, or three line, dation walls of the house, to the church extracts from some of bls speeches. We where be Is burled. My sixpences were from Sheffield and one of the leading lib­ The city has accepted the plans of Arch­ beginning lo run low, and I contented erals in the House of Commons, was our challenge the Journal to qaote any para­ myself with walking round the outside of hope for the day, and we were very glad itect Fairchild, of Kalamazoo, for lhe graph In full that Mr. Blaine ever uttered the building. Pshaw, if Shakespeare was ,when he readily agreed to give u, the pass new city ball. of regard for Mr. Wakely. Remark­ on the financial question, and to give the alive, and I was dead. 1 don’t believe out ‘ Ten years ago yesterday occurred tbe date of the speech from which it was he would pay fifteen cent* to .ing that be hoped we would enjoy It In the gallery more than the\nembers did on big fire Which wiped out the iower end Of view tlie place where 1 was pjant- , quoted. We do not profess to be familiar floor, he took his leave and we passed ed. He would fall some in my estimation lhe . East Main street with the speeches of the “Plumed Knlglit” if he did. After tbe stroll around the up atalre. Tbe policeman at tbe door was A good second hand wagon and top car ­ afraid that my tire pump which 1 had in but we know that he was opposed to the church we came back to our coffee house , and had dinner. Tbe people here are my pocket might be sume engine of jle- riage for sale or trade for cow at Hender­ Greenback craze, we know that tie was op­ I explained It a little. Since shott’s opposite Court House. very fond uf their poet aud not much won- structiou.till ; posed to inflation of tbe currency, we der. There are about 10,000 people In a man tried to blow up the bouse with a ' a few years ago, no suspicious look­ A. R. McOmber’s store front caught on know that he was In favor of a dollar 81rat fold and three quarters of them would bomb । ing contrivance or bundle can get into the That’s where the re­ have to move away ur starve If It was not Are Tuesday evening by means of a short worth 100 cents. for the famous man who lived here and building, and the eagle eye of the law at publican party has always stood; that’s lighted on that air pump. However current In the electric light wires. whose bones lie' mouldering in the parish once , where It stands to-day. Wo have great the officer concluded that It was safe, and church. \ Prof. MeKenney will lecture In tbe respect for tbe memory of James G. went on up through a long ball, passed After dinner we started for Oxford, and we ' a red coated functionary with a large, gold court room this evening, beginning at S Blaine; we bellere that be was tbs peer of spent the night there. I strolled about bolted to the front ot bto vest o'clock. 'No admission, Every one In­ tbe streets a bit after supper, and walked boiler-plate , the greatest statesmen of bls age, and through the quadrangle of Christ church ,who required ui to write our Dames in tbe vlted. believing this we cannot feel that be visitors book and soon we were crowding where John Wesley’s college days were . Wm. Alden Smith of Grand _____ r__ , would give utterance to a single sentence Rapids, past other visitors to the nearest empty seats in tbe gallery. Below tbe members were discussing a rather dry measure rel­ ative to ^taxation, known as the Scotch rating bill. The house floor Is so small that the Honorable M. P’s. cannot even enjoy the luxury of a desk, but must set side by aide on long, richly upholstered settees. Many of Un*m kept tbelr bats on, a strange custom, descended from previous times. White we were gazing about us, and putting a moment or two’s thought now and then on an attempt^o understand tbe subjects being discussed, Mr. Wilson appeared at tbe bead of the gallery and beckoned us to come down. We went to him and again had our hearts rejoiced, this time by a query as to whether we should like to look through tbe building. So, fol­ lowing in the wake of the legislator before whom the various guards and pul leemen fell back In -respectful iHehre, we en­ tered the Membens’ Lobby. Al the door of the Commons’ room Itrelf sat two men wboSJr. .Wilson informed us were both N. Bump, J. H. Sat’on. H. Parmer. I qaeer plan Sposal>l**C. L- Beanw-r. A. W. HH*<m. in tbe erb H. G. Carter, N. WHHmp% «. J. rr??k, | commenced again at 9 o’clock this morn­ Ing.Just received another lot of DEER'S T6ETM n-* . —- Mou, C- x5- Baldwin. O>car Malttn-na, F. balloting and the GOLD FOR lek»~. T. 3. lte» James M. Ratter. A- D 9bo ballots were taken last evening with- l>er Lurtwnd ax being able atandiDg qn the ground can manipulate to walk tor a Charge For Testing R. PANCOAST. and train the tree to hit entire satiafaetton doing tbe work .In the moet- satisfactory Wu- Obiu, u, � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-08-20.pdf fa7c1dcd814720db3cc367b3c06727be PDF Text Text T T ' Hastings Banner VOL XLI. NO. 16 Hastings Banner published Thnrsdav# bv •:> COOK” BROS., , ' , i I TISING MEDIUM IN I BARRY COUNTY. ... Hastings, mich., august 20,1896. WHOLE NO. 2149 Banfield. Mm, Gllrn Scott U conmlccnt. Mb. Sir Jonnell Is carln, tor th, l.mlly “ roe Ladin Aid wlu mKt OTn’ta.1" °"d ,ur r"ra,b- Carlton. on'^SfX^ ou?dV.“Xh.r“7w"Td'^. *° ‘rl°<1 HASTINGS. MICH ”c el: *.RESPON PENCE. { THE BEST ADVER-. Mrs. Slawwm baa hired to touh tbr 'iS0 “<* «P«l« to brain the treood Monday In September. Several went trout th I, vicinity last staturday to Dowima to wltoe« the b.u p:»y iort’re" n “ ""'Ina" hl«h seho.,1 Si The Republican rally Friday night was well attended and much enthusiasm’mani­ fested. The address delivered by M. L. Cook, of Hastings, was one of tbe best it has been our privilege to hear of* late. Such Is the verdict of Ljiwyer Jor­ dan, Senator Keeler and all others who listened to the speech. His remarks were <und and to the point. The financial question was explained in such a thorough manner that none'could help i>ut under­ stand the benefit of voting for sound money and protection. .Read McKinley** speech on the tariff. The sick arvjnuch better. . We are pleased to hear the Dr. bas hopes of the recovery ot Lida Brown. North Irving was her home when a Bule child and all who knew her loved her. We decply sympathlsv with Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Tbe mosquitots have’ taken to a warmer climate of late, Tvll. the boy across the, ocean we enjoy his letters wry much. Wa agree with Touris^Sinith that of all other scenes our ■own America is the must enchanted spot—■long may wave the stars and stripes. INNOCENCE AWHEEL NO- 7. struck tbe coast of sunny (?) France, but I didn't care, I wanted land, wet or dry didn’t make much difference. It wav half past four a. m. and we found a baker’s Parts. July 26. 1896. started fur Rouen. Tbe country was l'-ar Mr. Bditai: beautiftil, or would have been at any ether dmiXTfS!' 01 Portl"'d- "root .everal C'ovrrdale. ’ >ur experience in the House bf Com­ lime except that ot a freshet, such as we W 7?hvL .' n >»’l wret 1 t»e quarterly meeting nt mons was the last thing I referred to in were battHng with. About eight o’clock ion 1'J^T,Il,e ■rrivM ln Cart... it from next Sunday. my last letter 1 believe, and I promised to we found a country Inn where we got and the Djwlln, hoy,. The city buy. cut short Hie rest of the account of Lon­ nome coffee .without any milk, and some n„re has bought the elder were tairly worsted. . 1 don. Our attention .» as taken up with sour bread. After this refreebment (?) .cry-that belonged to L. O., rcorralI ol , shirr ot Mrs. Vr«trr. ' The SabbaUt sPu.»i pi,„|c , ,ur. St, Paol’i* <Catb< >iral. the church of the we again set sail and about Ulm. hove Colocess In spite at the rain, nss evlnc-d br ra.lo’ J^Mk,0.r'1 *“* "•'urnri1 Bishop of ijjiidin. located In tbe very In sight of Rouen, off the larboard bow. ;lH*r|ain arid wife, of Has-' tile Joyous voices and'smlllnc f.on ot bri??, I ’"'">1" Porrots « heart of th<i dry, the Tower where many sautb-by-uouthwetif. After we got Into .i.tnr Van Horn, are vis- those who atwoded. Wonder what nude Ki Be l’“' hl* wlte 1,01 lw>» ghastly relit# uf English history are .pre­ tbe city wt* found a place where they needJohn In such, a hfirry tn get home, . served, a# Mreii as other more cheerful ob­ rd a load or two of dirt on the . road and am will meet with Mrs.’ •"■""dd.ntbtrr, O. Obbnrne. wild is making’bls twelth Klu iST”ject#. The National Gallery of Art. where brushed tbe dirt off each other and off our , \ un ’.Ik* afternoon of the nnnnal visit with h>s daughter. Mrs. Evan thr rt.im ”!■“ '"Jb'-d durln, one of the two uiigiual • 'Horse Fairs,? by wheels.. -Coasting down tbe elevation thus hrstnrm, »rr.l„»ly on tha-nln tlwn,l> . muptii. 1 dor, will return to liis hottfu iu Dongola. Rosa Bonhmir occupies a prominent place, made, we found k cafe where they 'Spoke ;> Uluriey Collins who put* III., n«xt- week; Ub friend# here will in a strings enndltion jek , and the Brllinh Museum were the most in­ English.” a: least a sign out*In front said ; > Ujfik ail on account of nils* him, and hope ho iuav return next B.r!!*“. Mr»- Nrllle teresting to me of tbe many ■ thousand# of so. It was lucky they Informed us, as we Itorno-od crh-bralr lirr 45tl> blrlhd.y, lut c.HUe to his house on objects gathered there. There were should never have suspected the face summer. Mr-. Addle Poor is with him Tborscl.rrrrnln,. a srl ot dlahra were sculptures from the Parthenon, ruins But we got a good dinner, or breakfast An o!d resident of Jolmslown. Mrs to the machinery at the Maria Groat, wife of Jacob Groat., deceas- Pi esea ted her. All report a pleasant evfrom the Temple of Ephesus, and the or- they call it, which.left us small room for eniiig; ;-d a cessation of work. ignfcl Rosetta Stone. This stone contains complaint- That afternoon the rain ceas­ 'is on the move again and cd. died of heart disease, on Sunday, Aug. an Inscription 13 three language*. Greek. ed and ire came on through tbe many . 9th. -The funeral services were held at of brick, Is being burn- the houae on Tuesday, conducted by the Demotic (that of the common people of colored fields, jg ith their little patches of Our former Postmaster spent Sunday in ancient Egypt), and Hieroglyphics. By this or that grain or grass or vegetable, Ret. Pope, of Hickory Corners. She happy in being leaves three sons and two daughters to the Grove. comparison with the Greek, ucholars have giv.lng the country a checker board aspect brick yard picnic at Acker’s , leant from this stone sig- tivvti Sprague Wood * Co. are building a cotWe eee by the Prairieville Press there is been ------ ---able — ...to...................-......... - ....... - .the .......... iuv nuiuvi never ?e?n ,,, In n-uviuo. America. Tbe women auu and mourn the "death>of a fond and self-sacri­ . and he can truthfully ficing mother. Interment at Banfield. tagc Ift Ixing lake. some mistake about the ball game played nificance of the Hieroglyphics, and have ] roeill were worki ‘ ng together, ’ r. tbe the men men eracrav. rnt off nicely. Plenty Murton Huwley, of Potterville‘made a at Doster on t hr 26ih and instead of score thua opened to the world all the vast ; dliog the wheat and the wumen binding It laigr new' wash tubs fuif Sometimes btulnHs'lrlp here last week. ■ , i>th>g rtvn they were 12 to 13 in- -Doster’s Mores or Egyptian hUtory, written on lire up and p|tc|D< R Io shocks. WoorflMiid. - v.i'll live ice cream freezers *’ *’• ««d wife spent Sunday with -favor and instead of our being the kiokers many tombs, monuments and scroll*. we woq|d ntW.t a l<Md of whau on the way Warren McArthur's team -stated to run stacked, drawn by three or four great : -.< . jb- tly e<‘ol and happy. away nn Munday, but after.running over a Mr. Fuller near Carlton. * il Un* theotlier texw.Mt- have never The stone wan found alwut the opening of t(> . a. Point is as «ice boenl fence were caught by Isaac Early.। Mi» Theda Kel-ey. Misj» K of Charlotte, is vis- bad tbe name of kicking and now we play the present ctntury. Il la. as 1 remember |lor>es. and plied on the ret two-n heeled n fuUy (wier a„ large pan n: and other friends. .: picnic or to occupy as a The suit ngaiust Du N. Stowell for al­ Jliug bei our own nine Instead of going all over It. some four h-et long, between one .and I cart ti|j it ".iL.zi.1 There MIm Vurliti Wolf has returned from vit- Baity Co as the team from Prairieville did. two feet wide, though quite irregular In | M auy j ever saw iu Michigan. . t- :■» tl.is pntlot Michigan. lowing Canada tliistles :o g-i to #Vvd was shape, seven ’ or eight inches thick, and j wcn . v e ry>few fences or hedge# to obstruct Itlnr her grand parents In Hastings. ■ . j...i\i>, swings', croquet withdrawn. ' . . Mif0Rnon,of PilcliardvlHu. L- visiting MICHIGAN CENTRAL EXCURSIONS biack as jet/ Another Interesting obji*ct the view, the cat De usually being plckand cheap .rid«i on In the suits against F, Stlnchcom'i ami was the orignal Magna Clinrtii. v ith the j t.f(.d. ' ;; * r. alidit- only belpg a Dr. H. C. Carpenter for allowing Canada her fmmer school mates at tbia*«pla-.*cSo eve came, and Saturday forenoon as All aru invited iu to i->uiicome iu to u a luwn lawn ice ice Republican League National Convention seal of King John at nt-hed. It was tier: vie C. K. iV S. makes the thistles to seedA both defendents plead , ........ . lonely damage >1 >•)’ fire ninny years ago, 1 scanned tbe horizon, 1 suddenly caught j to li<! ’ desired’ by those guilty.and paid a small fine and costs, of j crvsm MK-lal at the cliurch tor the benefit and only a sureil portion h legible now sight of the Eiffel tower. It wait at least u.ipe fWm the heat of the stilt. uf the Sunday School. . ' t. For the above oeradim jhr Mlcb. Cen­ even to oue wire r< ads tire writing of that twenty-five miles away, but It strengthen­ ■ forpit to say that the Dennis Kelly, nf Saranac, called on o!d • - .’.ci l’.u--ago and wife and gnu now return tral wlltoel! t xctirsiuii tickets at due first period. We wan'd have enj*»y<*d staying ed our hearts amazitigiv. and about three • furnished iCe cream and friends . ______________________ to thtir-hduiv neav Goblevllle after makin our village .Monday. vImb limit* d fare for tbe runnd trip. Date there bul. had to .ur.v formally Routs mu ... leave at... 1, ciucs we we louiHi o'clock found ourseives ourselves in tue the cnj, city. Mrs. J. M. Stni-.h tnade^a trip to Yankee • *nlf 3 v^a^1 friends here. <>f Mile Aug. 23 and 24. Ketuiu limit Aug. ter what was comparatively but a mere | having had to come a go«l share of the Springs on ! _______________ . ' SOth. >u» Sunday ouuu.1^ and nuu Sfondxy. oiuii'iay. ’ _ last ten mile# over rough, cobblestone ' glance. C. S. McIntyre has a bran new drug' Brourtr-.l. . • ' Butlaud. Of course there were walks through the pavement;, instead of the smooth, gravel -alibis p’.t-*e iin!d vicinity at- clerk. Julius Ku.-#c5.!. of Hastings, was iu Rut­ Kulghlanl Pyih'iaM Uniform Itonk. Cl^ve- streets and paiks. and a bicycle ride or roads we had found before. We plunged The Three Rivers convention is over lejm- .i 1; .;’-10 Bill.- >!mw at Kalamazoo. two through the limdest streets- just for ahead until we found a street whose loca­ land Sunday. ' a. .. i\;r. uf Burchi al. Iowa, was and everj body has settled down to busi­ ■ Huncnable Horace Hall called upon T. I For Hie aUive «ceasi<»n the M C. will the excitement (and we gut it), and our tion’we knew. It was the Avenue de ?leMrtt. Farr partof last ness. ' stay iu Loudon was over. Wagrune leading to the Areb de Trlumpbe. Iirar.Rw.n. Satnrqay. • sell excursion tickets August 22. 23 find ^.w^relidi tickets August 22, 23 and Win. Filzzibboui intends to build a naw But before ronclodiug my account pf II, Cuming down from the Arch-we traversed Mr-, bhellb-rver attended-the L. A. 8. ' 2 tat one rare r for H|C round trip. Chil­ 1 must tell you how the people stared at I/.:.' Hammond is nursing a sprained factory in our village. It will be u large at Mrs. UnWe’s.last Thursday. tbe Champ d' Elyses, and tbe Palace de la dren half fare. Return limited August me. . My friend#, Messers. Crawley and Concorde. Hie former oue of the • finest auk' •?j i r aiiy being caught in a harrow plant and will constat of nn ora factory, Ed..Tanner, of Grand Rapids, spent last 31st Inclusive. barrel head, stave aud barrel! factory and Cox. had ordlnarf suits of clothing to streets in the city, the Igller the- finest last week Frtday. mek wilb.frhnds cn Highstreet. • wear, but I like Toddle, in •’Helen's i-quare la the world. One of its orna­ K■>’. :: Marshall ami wife took the train a saw mill. We wish him success for Ire M. England Mid wife, of Gun Lake, (limp Meeting Mt f! Babies,” did'nl want to be bothered with ments Is tbe Obelisk of Luxor, which . at tit;- ; i"- ia#t Tuesday for a week'3. is a hustler. ' spent - Sunday .with relatives on High lots of thing# and had no clothes with me stands on tbe exact spot where ixxils XVI The republican caucns win held on tirit iu Battle Creek. » street; . For the abwe occasion the M. C. will except my bicycle suit and sweater. and Marie Airtoinette and thousands more Tn rewa# a Sunday school picnic at Tuesday evening aud a large representa­ Quite a Dumber in this vicinity expect sell excursion tickets July 30-81. August These seemed to be a wonderful sight to were guillotined. Here we crossed the tion of the party were present. ,' Thu fulmhi’.Ii Pint* Lake last week Thursday. to take in the farmers picnic at Guu Lyke, 13. 20 and 27 at one and one third first the'denizens df London. 1 al ways sup­ Seine and a mil* or two farther brought ns Your st ill*-- wan present and helped s*m- lowlug-persous were elected delegates to this w»ek. • ' class limited tare for the round trip. Good posed (he home of the ••gawper” was Jn to our hotel. No ope here knows any the county convention; .Samuel Vester. Mrs. Bush, who has been visiting her lo return until September let Inclusive. the country, but where hi the wide, wide English except oue man and all he knows J. M. Smltn.jChas. Grozlnger, C. 8. Pal­ . li Tmtr.i' hjjs returned from Penn#on, retuiued to ker hume in Washtenaw world can a people be found whose ability is •■Good nixlit, sir.” and as our French is Children halt fare. merton. Geo/C. Garlick. A. \V. Dllleulteck, • | n . : I rt’potts.tnat he will receive a Cu. Monday. • in this line can equal that of the London­ ’about the same in quantity a'nff worse if wlnaiai: ol 5-M)0 (100 from an uncle, Jake J. J. Eckardt and E. A. bawdy. Mrs. Samuel Howe, entertained the ers. Of this I am fully persuaded. 1 pOMilde iu quulity. you Will perhaps won­ l.ailles Aid Society from the Hendershott don’t kmnv wheflur it was tbe broad, der huw we hired our rooms. Really, we . Milo, meat and Woman's K-.. T. Van Amwerp. wife and Htdistrict Thursday. sweater collar. Jur my suit ot corduroy, or don’t know how we dld it. but It waj done Dan S ’ ewart, of Texas,visited Milo Union. Blnghamtos, After a short visit with relatives and th'M.’i. •: Uoiu-t'K-k. were at the picnic my sweater, warn a la John Chinaman’s some way. We are located iu the Latin or friends this week. friende, A. Myers and wife, liawi returu*d Ix-t I'ti'.irsday, .-hairing hand# with suitr. or the g> acral elegance of the whole student quarter, that part ot Parts where Will Garrett, of Delton, was a guest or to their home io Charlotte, old .juainlances. I X For the above occasion the Mich. Cen­ array. re«hu|»- though it was the evi­ the scene of Trilby is largely laid.• We Mli-s Clem Flower Saturdfay. ' :li.-.. i=-cjli:y i- aftiitte.t wltli different tral will Mil excursion tickets to Bingham­ dent pride with which 1 wore it. But lie kavn’t seen any of her foul prints su far, H. J. Flower and LrroyA Thorpe were at ton N. Y. and ’ return! nt <*ne first class it what il was. 1 couldn't step out on the however. kind- j l bug-, the chine bug. tVre fquash 11. '. i- bug, the silver bug. and thb Martin last week on bnsluess. limited fare for lite round trip. Date of streets wilhuut at once being the cynosure 1 would like iu describe Paris in thia lloa. M. F. Jordan was in town Mon­ -ale Aug. 17 ami fs. Fred Brown h» moving to a farm near Return limit Au£v of neighboiiug eyes. Little boya would letier. tliat is to try it, though all-the let­ but McKinley will get there Bronard which he will work the coining day; . jn.-t the same. • ' . 2 let and 22nd. run a block to get a good view ot the pas­ ters which might ne written euuld never . .Myrtle William ». of Carlton, is. the , sing wanderer, nnd oiie of them remarked. describe this city, but 1 are 1 mnrt leave F-::; :•> are fust, nov busy preparing Star. Mm. Mary Flower enlcrtalris In honor guest of friends livre. •‘Well, well, what do you -call yourself," ii till next linn-. H Isa beautiful spot, a '! . • . bir -eating. UtUera who About rfeven dolines was realized at the Sumtny School Unity, Fatton Bapida Aug. with the ticceiit mi the your. Usually • World’s Fair” built to last, its crowds of. liair .. । i f >!n d on acemujj of the wet of the Misses Culver and Winkler Filday 2Ut. OU. ice cream social Friday evening. afternoon. though they merely guzrd hf .silent won­ people as gay and idle apparently ns thna® ' v..-;t. ■: ■ -. Tuki’ig ' in tliat tiirectio.i. For the a ’ >>v-.* otti'ion th'. Mich. Cent, J. Raymond cud wife were guests of M. Woodard's store.wa* struck by the Ti.r • i «.-.•» is large I but i# quite badly der; The rough-looking street lounger a which rolled through the grounda of our lightning during the etorm Frldfiy but no • tbe laUet’s parent# in Carlton, over Sun- will sell exanwlon tickets f«r one, dollar would cnteli s*|ght of nte il.«-4 pnv»ed by great Exposition, an ever changing, ever it.ii;. .. .. - ii.c.runt of the we: weather. mid fifteen runts for round trip. Children \ ' day. and tap hi# companion' on the slioulder wonderful panorama, which one. must Tii। .:i -I potato ?rdp promises tu be striouH Injury was (tone. Ttiu Misses Luuv Culver and Mrs. Murie Hoag, of York Slate, ha* GO cents. D'tic of sale- Aug. 21st. Limit and whisper. "Bill, aay Bill, cop de see, to get even the slightest ’iilaa of IL •-X-- I.itr-vr than it . Ims been fur . Winkler, of Erie. Pa., are the guests of rhem visiting her father, 11. B. Dorr. She to return to day of sale; bloke." Oim off tliem gazed a rnyment and I’ll try mxt lime tu.write just the’briefest • . . Jj. Mrs. B. W., Johnson They expect to rv- । returned Imnie Munday, tiwn sniiliugly^ ae-*o?ted me with. ‘’Elio outline of what i: seems to me to be. Tj ’.’> • ;:.-iiiFeii-igh Missionary mt-ctG. is expected hero this turn to Erie, Tuesday lu resume their , - -1. Eldreilge ~ • Ten day oxc.ir-Jm to Petoskey and bub. been Irnut in the country?’’ I pas­ Yciiww traprclfOllv. . ’1:. l)< .ii’:-, lut Thur#week from Web,ter. N. Y . to look alter Traverse City nud return, by a pedal train sed by in dignified alienee. dulies 111 tiuMctty schools. All ibis of . StiiKLiv W. Smith. lav, f..h. After Jim meeting and nt tbe folluwlhg low nites via the course 1 didn’ii mind much, it wm the The Lndieiiof Milo perpetrated a very the interest of his evaporator hero. isr.i: .’■• : a! kindness jof Mr. Deal, who R. M. Bates, of llgptinga, A. D. lluiriies. pleasant surprise ou Rev. Wheeler and MicliiKxn Central and Grand Rapids and blank (ed) stare of the ordinary citizen or ..tubunt un pine lake.: gave of Grand ILipwife Wednesday •fteromju. lee cream of Irving, and Mr. .C• >rl>elt. .. .... .. .- (jrov^ Indiana Kallro.tds.. Tburaday, August 27. his wife or even his daughter which nmtU Iu- ’; a ride. Thri> -Ind gofai .bye to Ilia, talked "ollver’’ at the Oak me uncouifurtMtilv.- Isay uncomfortable, The time is near at hand for our annual 1590: : >n•p!oiM,4' imagining them- and cake aud other delicacies were served. I gathering. The date lias not yet breu Mrs. Wheeler was prerriitr*! with a beau sRlinol house Saturday evening to a fair Round trfn though it was only once or twice. <■ < 1 -'it-ir v, ,iy ini Lueknow-or aotnu Regular - Fare thought 1 liad feelings n# tough as rhi­ fixed py tiie executive- commit!***, but will S»’“ '1.11 liful table spread as a toxen of respect sized audlanee. , Leave ’ I '.I r liq ti land. ■ _ w-.aia.jn. fis.oo noceros hide, !in Hie fnew of mere curlnsJ-i«KS4»*l.......... . ...... probably be the lure part of September. 5 00 and love. Hivjs JunuUcm 1U:I5 v. hi. 10:55 >. in. ity, bul’cven these gave way once. One 1 thus early call your attention l<» the OnoiidtC *■■ night I whh walking wearily along toward meeting that you may bar* it lu mind and fUtq’ “ a ' J. I?. ];■>({ am! wilt* returned Monday Plenty of iuoi at pre#*nit; in. 1 i :■» a. in. G<h» Whitney, of Grand Rapids, who out room# tireMinndav.-whei’i a be thinking gbout it. making calculations outafur iwma a.«i 19:0i m. ,S<>n«** oat# tn harvest as yet. ha* been visiting friends in this vicinity, large fat,wel'.-dreesed. uld Britain, waiting jo ant,1,d aud i^. prepared to take loiue Mis* Anna Wfntorc. uf Middleville,-, reiimton.l has hi< new hotel comfor hla omnlbuk caught ,-lght of me jurt parl jn proceedings.' J thought w* returned to that city Hie first of the »Veek. tumedTlioiire last uet-k, her mother being llHMttllgM... •i<vupirsjh(j same. Irving • as 1 passed idle. I felt in my tmnr* jhat} |iad nJ1 tnturcslhn me«-yng la*t >mr tor Clement and Millard McElwalue, of • . i!.•/• n returned Tbursllay III Olli® with If-r graiyl-daughter. IC:l<14>- m. MldUtt-vlfie he would tiiiu u «» o •. 1 j|m. |U-ny'lout part snd had ydurclty. Iiav-been vl-dtlng their grand­ Liehuiiug struck Jessie W.irnor s barn (■.(lrilo.il ». . 10 Chicago} over uiy sliouljlcr (<• . 11 <U»’ *«- th-- »>»>» thing •» say. Wr hope t*» haw a parent-. Geo. Clark and wife. Iasi SiuidKi n|gtit;i(|ld not burnbut-trliv- IJtCtun .. . K t*r-<inn7.no. '• vlsjilng iw»l>. n>. cjijp. A-sumiju tl<« *> ,nil»»< cr look I IUnrv iniers-iiiig occasion .this year, aud AVc are glad to hear’ that Miss L-jinh ered imp souie. , ' v u R........... l:»pD. m. Hlusiugtt.ih.papen»,ina. Iks un different rv Tiav.City 7 <*.p. m M. Aldrich as very sick at this writing. 1. .* at.dl W. D. Hughes and Bo>*n H improving.citsed my i opeo-mouUiud ga2” ou ; subject-., we are pumiined ‘ vrie or nnVe Mi-~ Margtierlto I'owD.’end gave a party । r'v Pett»»k.*> 7:4 p m.. Q lite n niiiubee frnm this piace.attend-• return by any reg­ him so Iwfd, list he st irted for the other Itapen* iiuon tbe tjarly history <*t e*rf> of Tickets are gm|d for at bar hmua l«.t Krld.y -v.blw. I........ . rWl-.ucier U spending a few or lb- M|»«ra Glib-a»'l Rv. MalUwwa. <•' rd camp meeting Sunday. ular train, until Saturday. September 5lh, corner with (-ueh rapidity thntbh silk hut | living, Rutland, ami Yanlre Sprluga. by Maria Manning I** the guest of 8 Hun inclusive. Tne Aweial train jwlll stop at scarcely uiaiutained comreclioiH with his | । .'iij.iiurlhern part of (.he state. Grand lb.pl.l-, Tlia r.vnl»< «»■< ’I'""1 Thar relieved my feelings lheli. j V D. lioni.; <■!' Bartie Creek, was vpry plra-sunlly wjni uiu'lc and punea. | and wile.’ Ht pre-chl. C dillnc. Manto'4. Walton. South Board­ head. Lightning «*rti*k np,l' burned the barn man. KatxoatUh ilaureiun.a, Elmira. Boyne but It didn’t i.<p niB a bit with' the n< xt. ‘ ‘ 1 U-wigbt Vim Horn last week. Uhatiksgivlug sermon ^delivered about lev ereaia and cake *r. ser'.-.- l. Ma-K-ierllo in . » >KcM' M*1 ru‘*’",MV ' KiUtyHart. of - Big Rapid.-, is the Fall# PuB‘ena’W5 for Traverse City wl.l One day we (.hipped tn. question n |H>llce- i ■finty yen:* -iiMm upon !hv early rwttlleMI»m» Evi Mallliv*-...riAntt* fudm. I «.««-U..r wlu. .11 n-e ™«b. bbl no llr. man a mviitcid himI Ire in tifrn #ald tn us. , meiit ot the viMiniy when the events rvKin-i <4 ! t» gw.difiotm-i, Mrs. Catherine Tawn-r'Kl reinrn lo Grand HabMa ch .nrrar, .1 W.IIOII. l>. w.gichrekod I TrK7P«J^>F. .r «<. p'*«- »re|"‘kv Baa tbn»u<b to dr-dosllon. I hr B«a >™ln •'Er-ah-lls nuni* of tny buidnvrti you know, i Van Antwerp and wife were guests Fred WomI a very pleasant surprise last srrricr. ainplo hdlrl .c, om.olatlooa at low ot course, but er all. would you mind lelh : and hoarer*. bnddr»Dingldg gnd impiumic of !’ lusi le friendo Wednesday and Thursday evening. r.ira. Ilia luanj 4<bG. th, eidojmeol ood Ing me wlial country you com* from?” t|i spwtrlH-s. Cuiihj everybody. a# 10 All. rqpurt a jolly brorllt r-u will! reralrr. rumol tall lo In sheer arW (fiferere we g«d to V Hi«'g t*"' I enjoy, all the rxcrelsva. Juvite yqur Mnd Will H>(le is qnite Mirk. e lUatlnga. mid •I. E. Cairn-* went to,Grand Rap>de Sat­ lhMiiu*es Ione Snyder, Alton Shook visltetl nt Mr. G »hleu« 5m,- Ihla ibr (xcoralon oti lhe araaoo. pie that 1 swI’cMKM Kuti. of Inmnaik. fririidw. 1 Let us haw n icood lime this Rarly application Mliuuld be made forjieats The Prince Im ft jqat r»mo ovtr to marry unhy on itc.-i, in: of tlifi aer'iiu-i-lliriess of MmIx-I bayder. of L^e O‘1e#*a. were tbe SUMr*Gulden has i«o sisters from Ohio Priucess Mao<L and.it i*veiu«d td’paln some ' ht’-l-'rr gacsls of Mis# Marguerite Tuwusend Tues in parlor tar. of those lovnl ItnllHli heart** t<» iwf what j DaXXKL SyttiKtcn. Pres. Mr.-. 1;. 1) Fiiiier returned to her home ’"mSv"ll”neli«ll Swift, ot Bl, B«pPrince R-rl hk'kvd like. I'irey aeemmi to । U*Heury Clark h spenJIng a tow days feel dlasati-tied with. Hie pj-op’-e who liad | |dA Vl.lIlB, III Ill'll Vlcl“l'»■ • < I Mrs. Grovrt* au<l daughter, of Nashville, Th-. W. F. M. Bucltjty was entertained with bis parents. For'lbe above fiecasion the Mich. Cen­ made the match. Weil tire rrcel war Is cv»r now aid I MAYNAKD—At h**r home lu the firat by Mr-. W. ,1. Goss un Wednesday last at vl.lwi hrr ruu.ln Sv.ol" Cole l„t wrek. Jbbnalown. tral will sell exetraion tickets at the rate l ward Au*. 12tn, 18U6. la r . -Jiiuhvr resort. , . • Several t*nts with Inmate# at Fine lake- ' Mr Izireiizu-Sptik.. nt tbl. pU« « '■ or Olin .nd on« tblrt “"I,'1"*,,!!!? tai’"” am safe Iu Paris, whleh Ib’mi c<*m*'p<*llian ; that little (ceenlilcllies uf costume pass I AiuvTUIdwiu Mavnard w*« born in RntM.rl. Ev.ru, nt M«.h,llle. m.rrle-l for the round trip. Children half fare. Ninth and South Pine. Doster and PralrHlraut Culeinan bas been nearly ■»?* April 7ib. 1876. unnoticed 1 ha<f Interned io dr«*p In siid •taMd. Bain c*.. l.!t Wediwday H Hi" l>“m» 9' „r)0' ' it-vtlie Center Sunday Schools pieuiced from sun heat. . pass the lime of day with Cunsnrlo. she p..eu». uy l<ev. G. W. OUI.ll, el «t Pttie Ijike. Tliurnday. . JuIhi McKenziJ ha« a «,f Ue.uoer»rle ee>^. ’snjE* that was a Vanderbilt and h**' lately il *r> ire. Stir le*v<*« a husband and fath'The Prairieville clmir. under the di­ lightning In the yard cluse >y toe hooa*. r ami iHuliier and br>.(her an<l a twist of wedded tire Ihikr of Marluorough. We vine. ■ « ___________ _ rection of W. R. Richards.'will render a nn Tuesday morning Aug. <tn. difi'stop.fct Rerjcshire. their country home, Mr, N. Sla*.nn la en,a<«d to leaeliJba musical «t til,. Farmers picnic. Gun Lake; but I found tliat (Jonauelo had gone to bright hupra ns site gave evidence she was • rail term or acliool at Baollv d and Mlw August 21st.Mrs Frank Hewitt Is very sick. London, and 1 couldn’t see Mari any where, willinK himI ready to die and »«» bapoy and I’.tui tlolm, 11 Persian boy and student of Kroralloo U.rkcr. ot U.allu,,. tbo k0<mI Boy.(jam-* to David BarmwJast s“ud*{; so we came on. There were a lot of men , Kalaiusi.rti Cullege*, gave nn luterostlng j N Pike Is moving his cider mill from tor the round trk>. Dates of sale Aug. 24 and -5Return dredging out an artificial lake down in all lit . frHffeiiiig-. J^-rvIres were held •ltd pienslti'g lecture at tire Baptist church, * lTb7mkH>o"d«rtol j Freren.:-’ W.axorelio «. front of tbe palaoe. but ihry were so cov­ from the house 'I'hurMlajf |>. ni . H*v. U^ud Au,, nui mere.lee Friday evening. Inttrmetil at River- I lion ever («» In relbern ered with mud and mire that 1 didn't Junes offluiatlng. tbla limo of lira roar, plenly o< rain •«> know the.Duke If he was one of them. I aide. ,b'TS^urere«ri-« i-""*-'"' *" IIIID MU'" —• — * L . . Shultt. hope be waatiU for lie’s that proud that 1 ■ dew aud and a aurplua surplus ot of hrtt. neat. For Cl., IU' W -»*• sJpooo.1 bell and ar. bolldlan a u>w« Hurrah for McKinley! should never liear from him again If lie > Tne AdvauliU picnic at y«rry Kelley was on uur streets Sun­ tbe 4U< .» -«H «»•« "* JJLram had been there and 1 hadn’t apqken day . • r Joyable time la reported. A and eornple- him, just Ix-e a use he wasn’t dressed up Flrtt-WdNfor J'‘l,in Horn and family have moved into *aa carried out and an able addraw> »•» kM?San.Uy night seems to pl**" ng the baao- like I win. 1 was sorry to miss seeing the tlou of th^whoVZvTrad b,Bd.;N. u. Loraa. Of B.<Ge mpauled with Duchess. (I call tier that now since she’s their new house, TrerUllji ehre. )« "“ buildliw al bMVmMt married, at least In publjr); but I couhlnt i ue XalntH are holding grove meetings Creek. _____ J_____________ ' 1 * smniUt ebutch Wednesday rveitlug Just xiutti of town. spare lire time, really. 1 know just hew “Id Quimby. A„, “S T0« >--- '"»» "wra-Tbi” uv Jl Brick UU1 m— ««» Vanderbilt will cn irt .around New Yurt Mr^. John i||Jl(Ja returned from her RrpnbllcHM SemitorW < anvawtlew John C.»lvleln ...<l »"« M«“ ne^ly "IB »»r” crt,“lu' Visit wItIi OKego friends. “'■;”Alb-“'i',u’fcr‘"r">>'“ur—* «~re- and stir up the bulls and bears, when hr with friends In Augusta, un »tit a l» it:.H Rider, of liasllngs. ^as the hear# thafl didn’t run In tor a few uihe H S. a«rtlll. at ll.Ulo Ciwk. »P»"1 Bln. I».l 1 onuMn’t .Orf tb.l O“«B> '« -oil loy.rkl «IU Sue< uf Ada '.lusher Cil< week. CNBtl d.y« wl<i> "l"",l‘ ” ,h!‘ "'t’.-.rll II >»o rm ' <•>"•'2<— b 'reiSrt “I 1“- Il will! • ra.«»..bl« man. Mrs. «. H. o,,s aiM| Mra. j. H|nit Bt. Ir> B,d"b ‘re onkToTsuT^’X^. n..M -imllb I. q-ilu "I at AH «'»"•« tn-ooUie hbo iiowl> a ll«l« 1 wl»b l-ai Mli#Sa Krtrflmerba. rrluruod b-imr teiide.f the Untie# Aid at B. Howe’s Frlda». . “X J g HoXV.-UO--. .0-1 would. ' iwntarf N^veober lltv. Hall will, preagh .bls Um sennon So our l^urloM vis|t w»k over. A IihmI 7» M far M 'T,B.:,ilrtr.od rfir- or Ohio; «.,u- Bunk All rtaodiim that ^d^urc ".Md to Baattags- I rain kept *•• lh*re ««'tH Thursday uWhi -» before cuufereneu at Brush Ridge next rem- 11 Pee m Uln.ld-Glo .OI. .Ma I > tn be rtMRSrd OUlutay. 'SSnoi.w «.»rnltue ui U» lu.virf II bereralrf the teaelrrs In thia vicinity tnat fay. . ••Hrho’s Babhu.” ”1 didn’t throw up , uMlddkvW* / w mb. ww. athiiib-d Teari.urs liihtilutu lield at Has-.xrrx". «»»«».. Jonah, but 1 tbrowed up a whole lot ofuthS. M Joun»us>, C ‘h'ks last werk; •M: L*nar and wife attended the funeral ” Mre/s. 4. BIH'I-" hurfj kbd lurgotteu U. 01 his uncle at Hickory Corners. He wrf Hing Ur from EiiKh»t«'Htv. -by lighting. �IcCLEAM’S SPEECH ।A Complete— - ,, . Answer to Congress­ man Towne’s Great Speech. Short History of Colnajr—Kcal Interest promote their plane, tbst tbs nr this country tbe unlimited coinage of silver ■---------- --------sittou by stallsUm of average prim* by giving the prices of certain great ec HtiMi like wheal important Items quoted, tbs fall tn price* be­ tween WO and 1873 double discounted any­ thing in the way of a fall that has token place siace 1873. that it was greater in those eight years than In all the years aiifeef Why. for ex­ ample, don’t they remind the cotton planter that the price of middling cotton fell from I1A13 a pound in 1864 to less than 17 rente in 1871) Do they not po*«sadequate information liflonnait for .83 of one cent par ton per lowest rat< in Inn work! > to 2 coaks per ton per mile, tbe “good bld rataas" that yntvailcd In 1873. Nor would tbew. restorer* of price over' MM3 Now Tort at a profit fur 4-44 cents per boabel. ■ were in the habit of receiving 34.47 cents per bushel In I87J. Hero is revealed. Mr. Chairman, the delu­ siveness cf nn argument founded cm “aver­ ages.'' It falls to dtecrimlnate ihe individual unmitigated falsetatod. Tbsrv is another serious omisalon tn my col­ league's allegations of ■fact. There is or« com­ modity which stands out by itaelf so pre-rm > Ernt that even his dlsdald or details should not ■vs igDon-d it, a commodity which Is tho tiflor. with other kind' . And similarly t^«^n mint" wuuld urwte » paragraph that I hav.- .. . Country. market fur thia kind of tmmey ta coupetitton _ ________ _____ with other forms of money- Th* minting tha tahortng mar. . preciation of tha fact that this simple state­ would, therefore, not cre-uw any o«-ninwi tor .rabl< Tli-» i ment would l«* sufficient to overturn their en­ U^riJvrr. tax? would ’”‘•’^1™ij* nP.5 FlZ r°r ” ‘“b’u*”’ton, iron or copper, silver or gold, and that is tire contention? v> •• —z — -----to meet whaU'ror roal d.nMakd tlwre^mlgM b. »«*. has well nigh Ul-J forman ce. Ana now. Mn Chairman, having shown by a given unit of hunmn labor. And my c©l- much now as then. -- -- — —------ - Farming La*. U- n , t e of wilvrr stooc 1S73to rar my colleague's own figures that the fall lu league was wmr-bor blind te> the Qwt. though Ot" total ccinag with other forms af motwyptirt thru.* y.-ar*. H , On Feb'. 8 Ooncn-“«mr.n Chzirlc* A. Towne of prices about which be and other fra** silvurites it is exhibited iu ono of tho tables to which ho and including IBM. has bwn ^.444.4-“. Oita petition imort J25.uuo.00u a year, or *And. sir. Iwvauseuf the lulkiy— of ail w in . farm* and brought t. ■ay so much Is not the only uno or even tho referred, that the wages of tabor have bovn ou Mlnmvot u made in congrves what is considered pmjKirtion te »a raluo. th® demand for ««• ttmoniBpted harv>-Nt> the areragc largely IncreuM'd in the last third by all as one of the liest free coinage epwcbles. gn-at on« of this century; Ihat it did not be­ of a watig)-, the ta>-re-;uw from the old “hit.. k'CMinraa is WTV limited. lypald expense ;Kj.-i this ccdbanei gin in 1873, nnd henev is not due to the cause aver rnado in tho bouse. <ln Feb. 12 Congress­ 'to which they ascribe it-: and ihat “free all- metallic” wages of 180) to-those of lifi*)' ts^ng before 1873. And ( ho form >»f d txnBHbe cucainr hun • of 3431,33). 457 is in ------------------------ ------------ - *--------man James T, McCleary of the same st^te made •vrr.” having demonstrated in the nasi its in­ une of which is 1 11 h-gnl tend hasing power. , art-ply to the speecbof hlA^dtasne, which, in competency to affect prices (even if that hud rountrv needs nix*yt IltJ.iVlMA in silver c.-!n loxuru-s of art an In 181-1 S day's work of skilled tabor ’would cnormew coinage its tuni. is considcnd to.bg the best anti-freo bocnihflwn to be desirable), cannot reaaunably of in the world b^.^— uf all kinds, toetwfiug m.’ti-r c. ina Br.t vs m coinage speech ever made in congrcioi. Both lx- expected to affect them in the future—these buy more of any staple commodity of lumau । . The Great Incr*el»o In Cold prcductRni. desire, more aud bcBt«-r food, more and better | ready hr.vc n *tx«dt rd siiinr cum amounting to . of th-— -ch*•« nr« tn grtfot demand nnd are things having Iss'n proved, Mr. <7hnirt;i.-.n. our clpthiuiumonmud better tr-r-i-ivurtatiun, mol e , But some one nrtgbt projwTlf ask to this c-vw BMO.OOD.CUO. f»o there is absolutely nc-> side can fairly rest our case and demand the being distributed by tue handnd thousand tn trade aemand fur murv silver coinage for some and better tools and machinery, moreatel betj cnunertlun. “ Has not the <rf C<»H<n many cons-n-t.* -no) uistriots. The pitot length judgment of ull candid non. ter heat apd light, more comfort■« and lnkuri<-* rremwd ,nl»o?" Tbe BtaWrt U.i “*<». <®or W’hat Caused the Two Great Falla In of every Und. uiuru KUver mid more gold than 1 of McCleary'» sj-evch mnk>x| it out of the quewra Up"to 1848 th# jragd's at any tkne before 1870 tn .the history s.rf th.' । end thing V. tioti for n» to reprint it tnifull. Ina few in* Every ofl® will admit taat. so tar as Icrisk: gold never htrt once reached BMJKV.OM* *“i.fl stance* w« have iiad to omit whole sections uf •Taking the century ns the period for inves­ world. tion can n£f«wt tho luurter. that-system is li st Any honest and intelligent man who Ims the mthi.I»I hair <-mi.tr (LS‘X'L'5 tigation. and reverting again to my chart Vino bls speech. His excellent dtocussion of tho exunder which thcao who earn their daily bread demand whnt w study in detail any reliable table of l-r. ... _____ for the course e>f prices, let us try to discover pric«*ato by their daily toil roceiro tbu best returns for covering the tost 5U years will fltrfl. ‘ hat' Th«*worU now prodt havine ah oUi tbe reasons for those mighty changes in tbe the pflcft of th.su thing* In the production uf nionthlhaD It did in a‘£p~self dafstw. demand । level of price*. CT?oKWA The giutlrman frtun Texas i Mr. Halley ], to him white i i.iylhlne bk- th. Mibkwl . We note first cf all that there have been in wtlehbe expended have held their uwui ■ b?<far’’it?^!5.-,p»S^tiot'JtfSjlw pre-^dtag j who has ju*t »)Mikrn. )«4B»s to Mexico as this century two periods of very high price s must ''prosperous" in c-m-viumru . f haring tbe while things, and’ these ar and two periods of gradual tall in prices.-'Can increased, ‘ ^inreV ' fitoxmrs. Thi* i* •*»-> tect tainted at in my rolj numeroor. In the making ot which .tabfir satfree coinage of sCn r Hyouotra from m} art! rity. with a t!r any or law bocb. dtarorereel in accorduu»principle >nia •»-» ;»«• nsl.. in pnehvm. fy inv.«km» ud h.re b^tatr.. 5nl|a,ri league's chart. but not clearly brought out. cle In n reernt numta'r <>f Tin* North Am, ncan pnisiai stanunr... . uncr with which thaw* changes tn price- levels •k c. U»jr Ain! the tuinr.nl rw nine t ion of gold alonois Review, written by the Ncxvmn tulni»i<-r. Mr. obligate m tb«*T W”(. •UmamS tC 1* la. v.-w ,1.1a ’ jaboot *.w tSroXn foiTttmn « great as the J. Romero. This distinguished representative is an enormous pi discussion. ’ ' ' . ' which HO much has been wiki. 1 " ov . Lth.t pr.xluc-.mn of both cold und silver up.to IMO. naturally »<>vnl te> hi* *‘wn country nnd diwir requlrxl Th y Le t us see if tho two pe riods of high prices Mr. Hopkins— Your argument, then. Thw te the fact. •£ w biota ha- wunded the oos of making strung a statement ns jx>-st___ inrn't In v “Whave anything in common. The first of tbc«*> the-things which oufcht to have tas-n J^hFie t---------- deathlmell of tbe free coinage of direr. ble as te ta r jw. srerity H. datms that nmnu-.l wCTld'Vnve p periods extended from 1789 to 1814, with its in price since 1873 hav** been reduced.! factureni an mrtktag term- tWuflta, But what ' enough nicrt •a- while ’\n‘R 1 _ ______ iUr^ntrklllsm. mon highest point nt 1WU. It is very important to the thinffi that ouriht to havv incfvated in. ThroreUcal Versus Practical Hfmctalllsm. do«« he find to sy abuut tte-wi remem tar that tta*»< were the years of the price hast' increased. tngimn tn Mrxiror Listen: • : The advoent'f of the unlimited l certainly wi-e..‘l Napoleonic wars, which cost Europe so much Mr. McCleary of Minnesota—My friend from ; “Open the mint* to th® free-coin“Although our wagts an takx all th. nd; in blood and treasure. It is notewort by. also, Illinois has. with hip usual cleamcas, state*! ’ •iivcrrav: age of lioth mctul* 'Dun thc-y will both.lie parked ■-x*. .............. «----------- -»--------- tendency —-------- to . premium wh.-! that the’secund period of rc-rpr hlgh prices cov­ the case tersely andlwcll. ■ reTinad. and both wil .-irculste an money. But their inerva *• 1-t ’.......... ers tho-yearaof great wan. the Crimean in the vvc« in injrilvrr., What ,; ixiy. |bvirVn\ Tho lower prici**; rccult from the rndured Their wagvs are -'low. vve® mlvrr. What - - (; »r-‘‘ i though every cudt.tr>in Etftopc and Amcnca early fifties^ our own mighty conflftt in the .cost of production. There Is nut the -lightest early sixties, followed In th-* it.ter sixties by evidence that the mi called “demonetization" . has tried this . .rd riment, though some are about inctoar-* i’J wki •»! The must that he . an । still trying it, the ladvcswt. « <rf claim i* that there ha* been a “ tamk-m-y"in riaiiu >» uh ” iu. J hrti'.R able and1 tho war tedwetn Pni*sin and Austria and in of silver had nnythitsg to do with it. And the , ■ cannot jiodnt to n'slqgle instance in which ttenr that direction-no real inearase wdrth numi r< tw . ... . 1870 by the Francc-ITusaian war. _ l.......«p« — clficr.lly. tlw W, f,. wi ll nomtk *■ prterf is that tie- reduction of,cost uf pre*- -method h= - ever »d>*r.«iol As wr hare al­ Honing W< rklnpucn wit) will do Tki>%v<>: Now war is a great debt rover of property, Mir*- ion has tas«n accompanied by' ou ipcreaw . .rradr seen. Firmer |ad. ^ittehtr minteopen to to “pepder Ot) t|w» thin»> ’ .... while nt the same time it tnlcra from the pro­ duct tbrtr ioau- Th in the wngefiVX the producar. , ; both uietals. first n; circntathia of stiver up to • Tbe following statement an;w-«ra tn bnlh-tut ductive industries vast numbers of their Li st and iuoujnirut .■ Ko..». IW1. of the ber.-uu of the American re­ The Cause and Result of Lower prices. '' about ISM, and Chert a r. vrrsal to goM only workmen. It Is a time bf abnormal demand » coincident with abncrmaliy restricted supply, tnent to miniL.t Hie grent staples of the world are cheaper 1 Our own « xperienfc hen* in the t nia-d ’‘fltf’ publics: "Oneof thi- grmt’*t rvi‘« (referring to M xbunco a period marked ’Ey great wars is always because it takes less human tabor to produce t ha* Um the same. • Our colLa»- ratio uf 15 to Thc^lan of th<j p i» Period aCabcormalbr high prices. j;!»vni. “Every new railroad and steamboat. •; 1. from 17W to 1884. ton rralut-d silver and unwhat, on the other mtnU, is tha natural and ' every labor raw nmchtn. nnd Improved proc- durvalivd gold, so <h>nng tbw years, at least HON. JAMES T. MCCLEARY. legitimate effect oa prices produced by a long •ess of manufacture, lurr.-ase* the grasp which tbe last 20 uf them. »>ur circalaQon c» wii»te<l Lie iwrt of it. silver and.no golA. The change of ratio In dignity «>r fu Lug *»f aKS^ctatiou with the rest period of pear-.? perienee of Franc** and tb|<- Latin uni the amountlabor holds on- the desirable things of thu ’.| of ISM and 18SC to 15. M to 1 < commonly ’Pokw* «* of tbetr fellow citirens. nnd having reduced by Every person within the sound of my voice world." pimetaillam does not appear here. But tita-o, at tbe r. . And thus wa see, Mr. Chairman, that the i ns “10 to V') overvaned ruld and undervalued them to a eondHion «>f abject abasement dete­ all do we regret thnt we could not find spare has tu<one of his proper ambitious the acquire­ ment of a competency for his old ago. Now, great fall in prices of manufactured articles silver. iu*l .silver gradually reiirrd from cir- riorates to a like rytent their prod net ire pow­ for his t-xpoeurt* cf the '’horrible crime of Mr. Chairman, what is the rational basts of cfllallnn a* money. No one would Dart with er and the lM»'4rr uf tb»-:r ability. They are Had 1873" and the Ernest Scyd myth. Wcadvise all suchahope? Irfits ultimate analysis it is this: during tlw last third of a century han been in 871.25 grain* of »ilr«ff (the amount of pure all­ content to regard thcmselvMi a» a plant or The silver money wisxld* canvmieht thic « ’«»t «• main-perfect It legitlmale and that its ul- : AxJit who actually believe that silver was the victim That tech month and each year the person en­ the timnte result will be most ben'-fleent. Taken il v.*r in a dollar) for -luu qenta a* money when .... a “UU'*T only and has no power of volition, and uu de of u stealthy demonetisation act in 1873 to send tertaining ouch a hope shall produce moro in connection with.the rise in wages, it meas­ he could tell it for MJ cents as bullion. । i hot fursvt.gr. ’ Aud this has bMi the experience of every sire to exercise it if it bsd. ” for his full speech. It can: bo had free by ap­ than be consumes. This is the basis of increase ures man’« vastly increased command over the nation timt has evvf tried tho experiment. A in wealth, personal and national. And yet Mr Romero finds il impossible to plying to Congressman McCleary. farces of nature. id then-fere be iastandard is. therefore:, an alternating claim more than that tb*Tr has been "a ten­ Now price depends chiefly ou two things: 1. These wonderful reoult* have come as the double The following extracts from Mr. McCleary’s the relation between demand and supply, and. t<> «r»at standard. It is not tbiiuetallisrt. but one-at-a- dency" to hnpruwmenl in wages. XX’_ I. — .... X. — ..w SS• I1#... > wmwn groat apooch will give n fair idea of it. After 2. coot of production. It therefore follows that beneflet-nt fruitage of ip*n>* inventive genius time metallism. *u>S ib«»u devising labor saving machinery, of the What tta* people want is th<use erf both met ­ complimenting most highly both the speech in a long period uf peace, whim production in marvelous new forces which men are> harness­ l— .L... will — naturally exceeds eansumption and when the ing for tbe service of the human family, of the —,.. and tho personal qualities of his friend and an appropriation to pay certain rail roads for carrying certain people from the M.-xi oolloague. and after telling the story of tbe wit of man is free to exercise its ingenuitr in remarkable Improvcmennt ta modern facilities puryoeea. They t now and better methods of produc­ fur transportation and of the stoppage of th? both, not tsirnply ths promiso <4 It. You free can line to wkki* parts tit the t nited blind mon of Indofltun who went to "see” the devising a method that has always btatea. What is ths story behind this? Sim­ Marvelous Perfornmnre tion. pricisi naturally fall. Thus it lias been ailvcritesioffvr tl a’Cirrn* Dollar. elephant. Mr. McCleary continued as follows: through ail the ages, and thus will it ever be. tremendous and cruel waste of war. ure of things always will. ply this, sir: Some of our workingmen, What will a day’s work produce? This is the failed and in the When I was a small l>o>: I uv rretlig If 1 were called upon to <-haracterise in n Following tbe Napoleonic- wars at tho begin­ true ' ------failed under Wc offer a method hsving been told how fearfully they wen- that 1 shall never forget If was at a nrefta of .progress. , As prieiw decliuc com­ sentence tho speech of my colleague. I should ning of the ceptury. nnd following the Franco- paredtest being abUMxl under our system, and being asr with ths reward of human labor tbe normal cunditiona clowns and sotu«- -(her t mpluyeM ar­ say thnt it lacks comprehensive grasp of the Prussian war <>f ItffU, camo long periods of condition tag nations of the world. rarvd that things were “booming" In Mexico, The the ppople is elevated. Thia is a adopted Lgr all tho ranged tbcniM-lre-s in a rjreu. L*-l u* i>t tlai several topics considered. It offers a tcupcrfleiul peace, accompanied by the usual fall in aver­ process atofnatural became the victims • of their infsplacvu confi­ there- were 20 of th**n: in all Ko i said Io Sa law and a phase of evolu­ You offer a law view of many things, but docs not indicate age prices. hjptng that dence tn free silver orators and went to M«-x tion. Men struggle against it only because t: “ 1 owe you 32. I’ll j-ay ups* *-» nW | tag.-thorough utuay of any. Wi> are given a little result la secured with cerIf peace conditions are normal, thred inci­ iro. Then they learned the truth, finally com du not understand it. Like all move­ whereby the de (»nd sometimes very little) of the truth on dental results should appear, and all of them they bunetallism of the statute Ing home at publtv expense. How many more, No- tmade this stafrtm•:: to NuXNaBto ments onward, it brings temporary hardship tainty. Yours ii many pointe, but out enough of the truth on have appeared: . turn of the counting of our worklxgmsu will allow themselves to book. Ours ii t. to individuals here and there. Hut for the vast any of them to warrant one in drawing impor­ 1. There should bo improvement in tbe roasa of humanity it la bringing emancipation room. Yours is be mads victims of similar tales) kds pockets and with a tocAi ot pl«»*r«l ,nrf»n* tant conclusion*. To enyry out the figure of standard of living. Tills implies from want and the promise of that golden fu­ is practical bim pulled ou^ a dollar Ttiriimg to So. *. l»- ««)d the poet we are asked to judge of tbv appear­ 2. That a given amount of labor should bring ture when a minimnm of time will be required A Short “Ididn't know that I had that d liar . Hm ance of An elephant by grasping its tall, to larger returns In the comforts of Ilfe. and to provide for tho neccoaitie* that are simply form our conception of a camel by seizing ita In the evolution 3- The demand for more and better things to physical and temporal, thus leaving time and workingmen in this country compared in 1*0 td with similar Inrgw: leg and so on through the menagi-rie. And In eat should show iteelf in sustained prices for ally superrvded all uth«r commodities as the with that during the so called'' blmetallic and soil wentnroun.l; lieu of further information on any point we th'.jsc better foods wb<»o production cannot bo opportunity for the cultivation of those ele­ s. Iron and copper egme to times." ments in our nature that are spiritual and are regaled by haring a flower of rhetoric held Increased Indefinitely. iquantities thnt they ceased From the famous senate report on wbolfpate it it inh> I. 4*}*" and gave way ta sil­ beneath our nose, under the soothing influence ffinrrenos or gold axd Rii.vru n» mr ------ ™ —--------- at time, as civilisation and t •I t'.u'.o'i csjurt of whose frogfance we temporarily forgot that Pushing this investigation a little further, would usck thx inaCteVKAV or amkkica. we are long on fancy and short on fact. the demands of tn**- required it, gold was in- < tenth let us find out what articles have been most 1 shall show that the gentleman's funda­ affected [From 14KJ to 1885 1* from a tabic of averages troduced Into on*- Country after another. In I Trn, by tho fall In prices. mental poaltiuns are bos.xl cm half truths, compiled by Dr. Adolph floethecr. Fur the this evolution a nation's m-rda and progmoi j1 had our mint “open to the free coinage uf l-Ah finally coming l a* k The price tables of Dr. Adolph Soctboer. tho can be pre-ttv- ****-neflt»lv <Varml»wwl lull in* . metal., * which every one knows ore moro dangerous ? i^T t5rralXMxl l.v ®F noting •• (n comjflinwn with wage* in I89U a iafiod «md» put- it great German stattatieixn. are justly regarded years 18W to 1894 the production H the annual tha kind1 ... Tn the tilth'box • 1 did thirty Slid misleading than utter falsehooda —— ... Ih.__ _*e_________ , I sixth of n i-mtury “t’* ’’ we Anally adopted cur J'fed. ,.um“n’Z?£ ’?Lk-* as high authority. Lot ns oeo what they show estiiunte of the bureau of the mint.) tunny w»fc At first the mi-taMtiasatd by weight. Tonare when considered, as bo himself rami them up, .T’— LT.._1._ ml-w -n,i*7to. ' pr«*acnt system of nnlimited coinage of gold ------ sir.vxn. ■■ the trouble of carrying th; . By means of a chart ho eadcavorod to prove by groups. The numbers in th«< following table f.7?,; alloys • “- ><*"«> •*«« •* si*** Annudi average Annual average of being cheated by piran.**<rf eanaor shuts thecuxtam the custom I ■ ~~~T thTuo things: nro his index for period. for period. . gradually grew up of having tbe ruling t>ri:ivo ’ • Uage* per dimi ——■ cider grown nn< 1,Vk numbers, • with 1847-3U prices as l___ 1. Thnt. beginning with 1873. there has hem — k...... Ouueva, “-------- Coining i-au. tew. siderat i. •(> < f th IMO 1“M. i80d. i«At cut the metals into piece* uf cunveub-nt sise j Ow®1»ut:rn. an •.'unexampled and ruinous fall" in the 1803-1870. 1881-1F83. fine. 11(10. value. Ii M Bl 73 31 73 nnd shape* and stamp un.cmc side M thu piece , LJ**'*P r*;- ■ • • prices of commodities o. ...187.74 ..187.74 130.Ft I 1473-1520. .... 1W.470 Products of agriculture, etc. • ita weight and finem itstand later unIt* worth) I Biackvmifbs .......... X. Thnt then- has is-en during the game rears Animal and fl«h products.......... 18B.85 1521-1544. XtMUOU U.74P.UUO uvudltiuiii. the and on the other side the fuaturt-4<>f the prince Blacksmiths helpers Ki'; a practically parallel fall in the price of silver, Southern products, ate.............. 121.54 l-i<4 1545-15HJ. io.rar.Mo J 2.162. it10 n« the author <rf the stamp. This was the origin ! CJ*n,?‘r>’ ■ -•• ....... ! “ nnd that silver is. thcrefors, an almost ideal Tropical proddets.......... ............ 11A IQ 1M1-15H'. V.n8H.W25 I3.4M.UO of coinage. mus " I Wheelwrights * measure of value. Minerals and metate.................. 95.47 IfiBl-WU. 13.487,00 17,413. tXt) But princes were aomrtimre tempted by Carpratere. 8. That this "fall in prices" has been the re­ Textile jrantcrials... .1................ 129.17 IMI-l'.-U 13.Sld.2O 17.&7D.IU) tbeir nrued or their nw.i to puC into the coins ' Engineers.. Twnu»--v|Mr Jb sult of the sA cnllcd “dcniqne tization" of ail- Miscellaneous....................... .. 105. w jrai-HMO. m lrt.3Bl.000 less of tbe meta! than they should. Then, in Firemen .... ■X paid for tcx«-« « jver. and. by lafermce, that “remonctixation" Fourteen British manufactured _ I toii-jom. ai.f« IMKM order to compel people to accept tliere- debased . Lata-re r’*... 04 ofteti heard nn n of silver would "restore prices" to.their fun articles............... ;.................... 133.B 103.28 imi-lB80 Hi.-.:: 8B0 i4.OlN.llUO coins in payment ut ol ligntiona. the princes de| Machiuista., mer level or thereabouts. B then* aro dollar« ' !•»» Dividing the above table Into two equal sra.cn 14.212.(0) I 10 creed'ttail tl>.* >uin> muat l» fiBuepted. *Tlda ' Watehnw® The trouble with my collcpguo te cine that is parts, we observe that the prices of tbe Brat ' 11.4.12.SW 14.7hl.UV was tbe origin of wiiat arv* known as “legal tVUMHted. Uha' common to the whole tribe of free silver men. BIX tit l.'.-.’.l.irfl? 17.024.000 tender" laws. (which are chiefly food products) were 1721 -174.1. Average, according agent for bu«>h« I ■■ The year 1878 is to them vfhrit tho year of the tour sustained and even advanced.’ 1741-17fo an.ai 17.14U.fll2 to in-portanec. fur Fur hundreds of years the money c.f Rams to csinvinix- bitu lb hegira is to tho MahanntiVdiiii—it is tho point marvelously ... t .. while the prices of flu- second four (in tho pro­ nvi-ino. 20,9113,591 fr.il m was ci pis-r. We have a memento of that time all occdpatiuu-. bft) of time from which everything I* reckoned. duction of which tabor saving machinery are 17B1-1MM. 2S.C 1.779 bring ryekunrd a.'« in our English word "rstimats." The Latin Thu farmer woul. But no legitimate inference can be drawn in largely used) show n marked fall. Ki v.i 1KJ1-1S1U. 37.lflH.000 HU......................... 87.7 for cupper is-aes." and tn estimate literallv n.r 100 .ira.fi relation to these* mutters without examining 181I-1KK). Thu Soctbeev tallies evidently do not war ­ 17,lM,7a 32.47S.WO mean- to give rhe va'ue in copper. About MO also the course of events Ix-foru 1873 nnd mnkThere are in nlmnst every community men rant the statement so often nuule. With them nn -iMo. 19.144.000 B. C. copper wa* d<-throned and silver became again. and the «: tngn fair comparison of the t*cf» series of facta. as aliened authority, that “there- bos been n IKtl-lMO. ID. 175.807 24.70B.UW tbe standard money. About 150 B. C-gold be­ time will deisod Tho chart to which 1 now] invite tho atten­ K 0 ."12 H2.440.(110 gan t<. in prices," if by that expression is 1M41 IbfiO w be used In Rome as miUMn-. with the tion of the committee is ono that I drew since general.fall lowing proc uses of tho frne Sil writes would ■ Km meant tlmt all articles-or groups uf articles IC-KZ. i ^n11 Bom® Euroi-- was far about five centho speech of my colleague Was delivered. It havo a well to ask <mo of throe old gentlemen bow UM IM fallen largely nod hi a measure equally ‘dries almost entirely Without gold money. shows the course of average price- by ten year much be r»ally wns mud 4n tbdee “ bimetallic" MU IM .&.M0.583 periods from 1818-27 to.iafe-Jb inclusive. Tho frL5'~' of metumvai meciimral Europe Kurape being ot of days and how in w h Be could buy with hi* daily the d< Ih.j KTns^'r.^ ' thcTnirrenci*-* ' urn-nn<-« ot .«.37U.tert IM Ku. «MiM 8FHMUX) 1 rt>.yrran$> **n»!»r. JTtarvint^uetkmqf gold l*v in the way of nrrnoric* and comfort-. It la accepted as axiomatic by many that .the 1871 aniour t table from which it was drawn wan prepared 157.’.. .fi.Bta.014 «a.:n’.dis. 101*881*030 -coinage with th«- C4«uUtl' B“ '.f “ bt^t^aVFton-nwTiteiyTtaT&S “ “ by Augustus Sauerbeck, oneiof the nutboritb-s volume uf money in • country governs prices 187<V isw. n.. u—, tk-t |be cundittom of An>?rbv.n.&.Mii,ini tiie eoinngo of tne florin. quoted by my friend tn another pert of his thrre, and, at tirat cbmcv, this stems rrmtouworkini n*n tins vartly improved sine*- tbe under what ’--ire 14 H8JQ3.030 speech. Indcwd in the first rvhi-araal of this able. But even aUittlo study of the subject IBM.......... niom-y d«» ti.< n. -■ • J^y* wh «> w®jma tree cxMnagrof silver, it .5j:-«.rt73 . 13.2W.2W) !. .(■> >:•spei-ch. as delivered by him in Duluth last shows that such a view is untcnnblo. lilt.--.: > has tas-n *ta.wn. also, tb it opening our miht 1887 ........ .A11AM1 ai.JEi.3W 124,281.000 hi 18U0, when we h.-.d a period uf high price*, 1888 ........ August, nnd afterward in other places.- the 2r5“L mJ**1 “* ) *° polna4f® ‘rf diver on private account Mould The d.JInr iii the 14O.7IM. 400 to .temln.i ■tnllcnitii) printed this table. But by a singu­ our volume of money in circulation wan J2B, ■ 18W.......... i.rmsnd the uaeuf a mon-convenient money I at oticr «<-nd at ctfee send us to n alhcr basis. How wor.Kl forty dcllaiw tn r.v< ]■•■■>.2’:. ffi 156.437.7W to than stiver. Gnviusllv otlicr nations, as their | this aff<*ct wi NXiaX). As our population was then 5.808.483 IWu.......... lar oversight he did nut put it into chart form. dnp-> thia affwtwajpe :*im1 the men who enrn tb.-m’ .&.74O.UA u’ lffi.aS.UJ0 commerce became grunt enough; Introduced jre-. — This was a very unfortunate omission, for had wo had only 44.wO js r capita. In 1847, when MOI...... Every man who earns his tbiily bread by h‘s .6.:tM nu tZ’mi Sr4->-the uv um “"T* of u‘ vgold ’"u money ’n®n®y with Wltn silver surer money. Thu Tha daily' toil <»tr tny friend appreciated the great importance of prices were much lower, we had money in cir­ 1808........ toil <>tr«*s it ta> himself und those v boui plyi .7.KSJH) iri ’ i-’am trrn.Tdr* ni,t en,ar»K1 trade along the daily those figure**, had h« given them enough study culation amounting to 3IU.8O, or more than 180B........ No bolds dear ta tbluk thia over car<-ft»!lr M5.lffi.87fi SiAml'nro Medita Modlterraiiwui, nlso opetfi-d oprited up to heAny rranenn. but they ntso to become impressed with their real signifi­ twice as much proportionally aw in 1800. 1HM.......... tnan who will rxnmuie dully quotations .8jua.wa lai.tfcl.'JCfi 213.404.00) • I5.4b4.uk) Europe* I'.ilrv.n,- the the then tk.-n only r.nlv gold ,...1,1 yielding Ji .-di. — In IMS, when we Ism! inflated war prior*, dletricts cance and iiad he thin put them into chsrt of prices sv. r*H rted iu th«* newspapers will the Crimea — oo that the-demand forg<>ld money the volume of money tn circulation amounted From ths fercgolng table it will be seen that form and placed the chart in juxtaposition soon dierovvr that tiw> change from d iy to with the oue coniddenvi by jus n moment ngo, totl3).67 per capita, while in 1864. when nwr- the production at silver in the whole world and the sourer of supply came together. The day und sonu-7lni«-* change very m u:ly in the that win n bo < wt he would have saved himsdlf and hii readers ngQ. prices were ranch lower, tbe money in cir­ never but twn-e reached IW.UXJ.UUU a yearbe- u*w of gold ns money was thereby both nccos- course of a month Hut «-very m.ui w ho rsrus Mtsh-d and made possible. culation was 324.28 per■ capita. from grievous error. loro imi ; unit 1:7 1WC-7C (U<production f^rwJMl: that by Ute rinnual auntmljiroductlon is fandli.ir with (he fact thnt tlmy The total voldmc ot money muneyin tn virC-ulatiouln circulation .In 1 of silver bad liw-onw. almost double' that Turn In gan tbe coinage of both metals. Then wages chfcnLe elowir. su iticrvaoo of K) per cent in n in th' utl:« r. Ftpncc today amounts tn BBS.77. while thnt of nmnnnt: that by ls»tH<i it had pnesed the BlUJ,- begnp, t*x*. m n ct nsequrncc. • thu monetary year i»-ing u pain Prices change quick her neighbor, Switzerland, is only SB.V7 yer UUQ.OD inurti, null that now the nnnunl produc­ troublra with which the history of tho next ly: wages •fhi. S one ch.--.uge slowly. capita. Docs any one believe thnt the prices^ tion of silwr iaahuo-t seven times what it was five ennturier nlxjuml-—the alternation of oil* Now I* t us grant what the advocates of free half a century ago. During thnt time the pop­ wr money and gold money, the frequent ■liver ciBi:;: — ’ ’ «i! going Vilvi r basts zerlitnd? Takiug gold money as thu basis ulation of the world has not quite doubled. cuangiM in the ratio in tbe vain attempt to would ’.'double ibe pricestoofthe man willing «'« romnioditie*. ” of comparison. France has 322.19 per capita, That is. sir. while .the world's population has keen Ijnth. the edicts nguinst uhipnlng out Lk*"., " ®rki’.ign.an believe that wagi-s of what UTU euriiug r while Greece ha-* only 23 cents per capita. increased st the rate of about 2 j*r cent a either kind of coin, tjie execution of promi­ that it-was n fc-tM'-i' d«-l Does any one believe, that prices in France are year, the annual production of silver has in­ nent nierchaats and others for necking gum would lw donblixl too? Even if they shoul'l be. buv much would the wngv earner pre fit a hundred times aa high as in Greece? As a creased \i? MO Per cent. In other words, to use by exporting thu metal undervalued in the change? No intelligent worklngumn that day or not for tv matter of fact, they arc almost identical. a favorite method of theirs, the “per capita" mints of one countin' and overvalued tn tbe by'th® ae good rt*- « h* n h«* r Tooke. in his monumental work on the “His­ of silver ba« increased enormously, so. we mints of another. Tbese “open mints for both believes fur u mfnute that his wages wbuid tai BttpfUM*'* Ort?!1«- "t! Increased by inure-tban a small |wr cent—that tory of Prices,” truthfully sums the matter up would naturally expect an enormous fall tn ita men lino » dollar In 1. is, wflile bis wages might lie nominally in price. ■B follows: . distruste-d < ech other, creased somewhat the price, of th*- talng* he The following chart, prepared by my distin“There is not, as far as I hkvo been able to has to buy would ta- increased ren much let go rf the <!i Hat ll> d discover, any single eommoditv in the whole gulshed friend from North Dakota (Mr John­ more, bo toe rtul purchaaing power of u day's eoon get another, ana* range of article* embraced in the most exten­ son], exhibits to the eye the increase in its getbar tho two precious metals otherwise." him. nnd suppo-c that iw sive list of prices, the variations of which do graduation and tbe decree* in its price sines Oop?n?‘°‘u'' (i‘v*ha”' “nd «»»>«*» work would be greatly diminlriird. AH < xpe ita- inomy of ‘ta* od not admit of being distinctly accounted for by bad nt different times and in different ooud- rience shows that any detauwment in tin* muu- cept might not be gnod wh*li b* (■|r<inr. tries pointed out the source of tho trouble, but JF ■T’tonj of u country raiiaa prices foster and that it wot»N.drvrre-.t.*l*; the' primitive inabUity uf tbe h-gistaton" left farther than it does wngea. This might influ eooe aom«< employers to xmoider the propriety •uppiy «f gold and diver was so small (as will of dsbwdr.g our currenrr. but It is preciu-iy and each wwM remtinm _.„!14h ....tninr currency,is diminishing. In point of fact, the k” IK’t? by refcreni'c to the table showing their Um reason why workingmen riiould uppoac it. that is. tho tmuu-y *w»Hl n<-notu-B *“f. M *',,kln4ni''P nr* concern*.-d tha expansion is frequently rather an effect than annual production) that tbe nations kept on. Quality More Important ^han <?**• > a oau.se of enhanced prlcia." hoping agaimt hope (as we are apt to do when whole sliver question is to l*o sanuued up in onequrry..!) j you want your wages mt down* Price* That Ito Not Need **Bestoring.a that wmmbow With Rood money and muS'.^i If so. vote for tbe free coinage of silver. ’ iar did tbe W< rk of 4U. whd. « >‘ta Tho United States Statistical Abstract de Would Not Help the Fanner. money nnd distrust 2U i..'llur* < don of 43 principal commodities for the period aervedly ranks high as an authority. Opening i^uss YJ»*» induertnents do the. si Iver produoers nothing In other w.,nla ’—that in, for a ten year period having the latest edition (1864) at pogo 417, I find tho bold nnt Vj, tku *.. —• __ _____ ____ _ ta tanmsnaeb more important than • tnort price of mess beef quoted at 7 cental tn its middle point. 1872. at 8.9 cents in 1882, and 5.7 enti hi 1892. the most casual examination of tho And. air. a sot of men ab" ’L^itea Butter in 1872 is given -at 19.4 cents, in 1882 at chart will rental three facta which are exewd* nslhte 18.fl cents, and ir 1802 nt 19 centa. Pricie of eggs their plan to malign human 2|jJUoofr inriy important in this.discussion—namely: naturally aak is. I. That In the period extending from 1818-27 fori too seme data’s are BO B cents in 1872. SL9 offer nstw« of d. part Iw-d :v > gold and at anotlter time their elldeprive .rf rurn thr muu^ •{*’ wwfi to 1848-Kt, 25 yean. f“- *-*' -----------------------*— rente in 1882. and 28.2 cents in 1)442. Other great staples, lilus^ccrn. pork and lard, show equal have, but they would parsb »• * 1Mxty wa* practically th fc'-.u luo nauuin or r»’n. torr Olx-n.J <b„ w., tor rellrf. l)nr try. as inlcht Im. >i_ _ _ .___ . silver men would like farm prcductM.' To •*«>• ‘but there is any rc-iatxm between a. T* J’™!"' , tue urst to Ian ,neUl dug <»t»3 of our wmtorn oetore ibid tain in tout year, a gianoe at too chart will substantiate tills statement, for the P*’*’?'1 “> ao< making silver rotas wutaSdlart- hllls fdrpendinK for tts value upon conditions fcm<M oonM™^-. 1» **" (! prtoo lino in IhlH shows that it-marka, not ths P*”*?1** •*’ Ihwlf) anti the price uf any of the and limiting their coinage and tender Franoquoted at EL3 negtnning of a tall, but one which had been fen* product* of our fields (meh of which “taUen" to 3.0 that <mr body politic nevd* '« » « cents in 1862. It may lx. that their tender Kymboth kinds of rervnsrles. amI “ »« ’ B Kthins ro out to the manufacturers of bar them both all of the Tl" 4* 'unexampled" in bmwHted .Tisn-ra. ISTUySSS; >n. whose product com man * J promised by the ni alters***in 1872 and only 33>.W! in I«R4. --■ .IM dfiihMUMr *1M* will then thParhana th<>v don’t want i ring al il from another standpoint. ly: uno at a time, fir* A'nnt lVx.« .u_, <1. "bimetallic" period, —that is. air. they offer n» n * r* / ta V". “““ "liver ii win be seen Umt fever. •T^m'wh*AiT?tt,lriv^rath » bothe chief fotuidaUou al •hortly otMr 1ST0 th. world-. produrtkm^rtn nails, whose Pbiladelnbia price fell from 14.48 life and wop Id result In ««rly . **nT.v . .. n*«r ior« gentlemen a keg tn 1872 to 11.08 in IhM. and of window talk that “liver pmduetten is one of tb>> owr gii—. whtata fell from 13.40 a box tn 1873 to 2. The chart la equally severe on another very wadowtag industries this coouiry tel us sseures to our budfi etaments nctalsd ft>r the b«>’b ’ 11 af touching argument of tbs free silvrritea. Sil­ ■1.70 in IfiH. And poidbly their philosophic jSt2|« kinds <rf '■’•H'”* iCw**1^ ’ ver and ite advocates arc very aympatbctic. _ • iviiu euiu Sotime and tn ‘he rr wry anxious to amviiorata tfec sad condition United ntatca in «f men. Silver is claimed lobe able end willing teaaptalion by “metering the price" from 48 UC.101.U0d. and this penta a yard tn IMO to 11.14. as it waa in 1873. Then, if the t»ocr fellow tn wbiw> Interval they Good Money Illustrated by r ■ 3B S ' -i ■II 15,t ittlllltltBftMI ill ■Hw^ienr*] BSFri'fr s? J3 ■J in il was ta 1173. • ayatem and B la < ty to prupoee nbat ■ nun w«uM ra«»«r �hasting'' Banner. Thursday,JAng. 20,1896. \ w. R. COOK. LocalEdltor. The Railway Agent LOCAL NEWS. _ . * cix^iurric’N • Tms week, 87 quires. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Prn Hereafter, changes for advertisements oust reach this office Tuesdays at latev t? insure Insertion in the Issue of the week when brtmght We€* B»kl"< Col. C. V. R. Pond, azaistont adjutant reMral of the department of Michi­ ? I!’ ,ar*"teltel to the Mtton»l headquarter, hi, report of the condition ot the dependent tw­ ine ,ix month, ending June 30, ISM. There are 3T» poet. In the ,tete. with * memberehlp ot 10407. The cash re­ " tor the period tor the general Rudyard Kipling has lately written two new barrack-room ballads, which will be published in McClure's Magazine-the firet In the September number. implicated Dutlea. n- —Then Fits — Physical k for Four Yours. year, while employed as f agent r th' ' X N. W. Ry. at Repub. lic.Mh h . rough overwork and worry, was with nervous spasms, which- 1 i d into fitsand continued for five /. < . fronj spontaneous combustion In the paint shop.; . , During that time he Tom Cooper, the Detroit cyclist, upon whom all “yes are turned, won nearly all the NaHonal championship races at Ixmis- r.toAnr .rhor for treatment. Hodid taitheir treatment for four ve’ars without any apparent effect. White ’ condition. He tried Dr. Wl’k-h - s "Nerve Vnaliier by the adr.ce of h ' friends. It proved to be the n^oer re r. dv and a change was soon Mip’arent. improvement continued with its UM? e - erv dose secmed to strength­ en arn: .•-.ate his thoroughly sluggish serv:: tem until a cure was ef­ fected- zoo company’s f.ctory adjoining was saved by hard work. Tbe fire originated -s'cral doctors, who were him, but advised that he : treat'd v- ; unable t The Michigan buggy company’s factory burned Wednesday evening. Lors 375 . 000; insurance $40,000. The Kalami;- 1.7 B'. II. (JooHyear. vilte, Ky., last week and showed to be tbe king of al!.- himself Bald, hla old rival, did not seem to be In it at any stage of the game. . The moRiuitoea are so much in evidence nowadays that one can take no comfort Wherever ye are they out of doors. are also. a way But of these billed Insectshave avoiding all unpleasant odors, consequently if camphor or kerosene be used quite freely about the house and lawn they take no delight In lingering n A- ' HE! 1>ON. j , ■■ iracj nml Real Estate Office. ,v .1-.;: t Block. Hastings. x • . ■ • Real Estate Real Estate : - >iu. Bi'ticrst convevanclnic. : ->-i onAbstnu-t Books.eomcfL-< -!i- ic-eord*. can -tumilsb complete ~ -ilLll' T. CDI JmIOVE, ' ‘ A1!'»rnvy at La* - .■ • . Snjitk & C<|!grov\>.) . : ui <a ni.Ktk.HsstihKB.) JYj •• . Oftllt* suae. P near but quickly spread their wings and fly away to other climes. .The Muskegon county farmer’s ‘instl1 ute society held Its annual mid summer picnic at Lake Michigan park, the weather being perfect ly Ideal. The crowded. The grounds were assembly presided was over by President George Bolt of .Cas­ Mra.’ Mary Majo.of Battle Cwk. novia. Closed the program with an address •A. on She -The ConjJItloijs and (he Times.” ihe State. Collection* '.’’.IMAN; lloiutepgthlc Phy i.-ri and .Snj jrt'on. I. advised the farmers not to despair, saying that they are the best of people . on the ’* George W. Sir a’ley the famous Ameri­ can editor-auihor, has been granted h two months holiday by his paper, the ;. M. !>.. i Physician and.Surgeon, Mich. ■ ■ H. BARBER * • ’V -’.■••.v.i- and Sdtwons. . <>•. .•tuuity resdondedto with London Times, and has gone abroad on a special mission for the Ladies’ Home Journal. He has engaged to prepare s short series of articles fus ihat magazine, and Is gather­ ing the matterial for them In Europe. The work’ will necessitate his spending part ot tho summer in E'lgtend. and the remalntb- iu Germany. ’ . >rk done carefaHy and >>r <ik>r«>'<»rtn ?4r?*Itn’H Racket Store, •.'J’.M AN. M. D. v i. ci’jurian., mill!* promptly jt-utu-D item tn rilling • Hernia er Rupture lor rtty << caees can be <1 w :tnout a surgical opera- viirdaj, Aug. 8, W. S. Nye. of JohnstoArii. passed his fif$i-th mile stone. He missed oue of the fahest turkeys and con­ cluded there wn< something in the wind, but as liw? day passki and nothing hap­ pened fa*, concluded the turtey lost. wajl His wife had planned and executed a sur­ prise and when hp returned from church he found bls brothers and sisters there In­ cluding the mtesing prodigal together with I. SMITH. b all the gocjd things 10 complete a feast,— '■ " uiadv in all parts <)f the state Battle Creek JounutL C.’oiiV»—. nn.4 a i-p-.’inlity. Special pains . Charles McCarty, of Lowell, is a mer­ ;!: :.d contracts, chattel mort­ . Woodlauil^Mich. chant, -miller and general produce buyer E Loyal E. Kuappeo. -• -:art .M-MirC. Dentsofa. ' :T. X HAPPEN & I DENISON. I WVYEKS. IT .Michigan Tn|*t Co. Bldg.. Grand Rapid*. Michigan MVEhZEY.’”7 ACorney atiaw, H;v-tings. -Mich, courts of Ithe state. Cblat tended Io. ;• H nwldefi In the rubber as well as d lift* long democrat Qoe day thriving town. that in he week last went for nn outing In Grattan township and in the woods near theedge, of the swamp found crow which being held h CHUght and wa« turtle. had Mr. McCarty released been R mud by the crow nnd took him home n prisoner. He de­ clares he Is going to have the crow’s tongue split nnd teach him- to t*lk-Mc­ Mr. McCarty Is on­ Kinley and Hobart." ly one of many democrats who believe it U ' > EBP.l-NSJ ■ . Diini-rott. • 1 :’.i'■’’nia.-d Photograph !<-ucrf :w» <*ot*-t.Kirret. All ■ -z-b :W. w. POTTER. UHU.L A POTTER. >’ • rneyb nt Lair. . City Mabk. Collection* : . uudgtajtfal lbw business - City Bahk, Has: n:;s, - - Mich. •PLUS, 520,000.00 ■ Jiu- laws of the State of <’h:g*u. I ' • •• • -iitess, Ddc. 15, 1830. their duty to support McKinley & Hobart and a round money ptetforru this fall. John C. Potter by their other denly put in their appearance (.■Lester Messer. in another boat. Tile latter rowed tlrtlr boat to within three or four rods nf the “superior" sex. cast anehwr and threw out!their lines. Lt wasn’t long till Mrs. D. got a mamnivtlt bite, and after conshterable siruggling she landed the “Oh. I will the bi::-.t. fish safely in never take horrid thlug off the hook” said thnt Mrs. D. “1 think It isn't good: It Is nil covered held MP- Reynold*, Cashier : ECTORSa " . halves, at Wall Lake last week. The b’hoys were out "trying to fish" when the ladles sud­ with npom." :liS. • A good joke wmunlayed on Ma;or Don­ ovan, Under Sheriff Hamilton, and Hon. Tiic boys asked to "flow did Hint have U>eckte<l ever get In here?" was the it trou# ienten-e Hint . -caped from each of the brave fiibermen, “Why thut’s a-trout* don't ne nfrAld’’ they' sai.l iwauringiy. Out the ladies said they wouldn't touch the horrid looking thing, s i there, And the valorous trio approached .- 'b'partinent in Barry interest on nil time The Ghicaoo GhroniGle • ' t.> show V’»! timid airte how to fish. The lute was thrown to them, and as the fish was grasped to “prevent its getting away," the ."xriispei” found that, it had been dressed, at least that It had been prepared fur HSltlru. ar.d had perhaps Ifi ‘A demogrhtig newsphper for several days. sextet from starving. • Diamond Itrnni PENNYROYAL PILLS Py-G K . UH<inal Only Genuine. A An ‘■. t i5TA2^5‘*- u*D,to "* A\ salted D^ to. keep ”T«r ru;y years. ..................... .HI' el«"C. K"’ “ " he- n n«* d •ee"hl‘i- UUdrew whl e S' - Ivu,™ 1’!?* ‘J0™1 ’“er ilkbl-5 turns to thoughts of — De Wilt’s Little Ser’ * ’*” it' F the blood, and invigorate the W. H. Goodykao. linn-. iH rimlien' we'afcirr— «»r ,ltt*ruterit» it * a naieuj, that rafelj. ami perm inriR'y cun* eaah and real relate, 1« SS2„.-lf.M. Pour new port, hare been organized since July 1. VilHam Delcamp, a farmer near Aew Buffalo, became unconscious at a ■tree Methodist canty meeting! white prayers were being offered for hte<onversion and remained in that condition «ix days, during which period his body tecame rigid andjtaint breathing was the only evidence of life. Delcamp claims that wlijle in the t^nce state it was revealed.to him that he should ?*life to work, and, in fulflUment of whnt he believes is a Divine edict, he will enter the min­ istry. The Senator Opens the Campaign at Columbus, O. silver coins Columbus, Aug. 17.—Fully 20,000 visitors thronged this .city Saturday on the occasion of the opening of the re­ publican campaign in this state. Re­ publican clubs from all the principal cities and many.of the surrounding towns and villages of the state arrived early und remained until late. The’city was decorated in holiday attire to re­ ceive them. Tbe meeting was held in a tent with a seating capacity of 6,000. Thousands at both the afternoon and evening meetings, however, were un­ able to get' in hearing distance of tne tent. At 1:30 p. m. the great pavilion was filled to overflowing, and Henry Cs Tay­ lor introduced Gov. Bushnell as chair­ man of the meeting. The governor said the people from all parts of the state were present to open a campaign that will elevate to the highesi office in the One minute Is the standard time, and One Minute Cough Cure is the standard gift of the people of the United State*, Accidentally Drowned. preparation for every cough or cold. It a distinguished son of Ohio, and that The steamer Normandie,* bound up, man was William McKinley. » tne only harmless remedy that produces took a iheer nbrea,t of llutier Mreet immediate results. W. H. GootxXb Gov. BuaRnell then introduced Sen­ at . Port Huron and crashed into the ator Sherman as a statesman endeared At lhe local option election held In Al­ yacht Azalea, lying at the dock. Edto every man, woman and child in the legan county Monday, a full vote was cast. From the returns received thus far from wurd Hinkel, of Detroit, the owner of country, and he was greeted with cheers. the several townships the county will go the yacht, was tlxown between the His opening period eulogizing McKin­ ' wet-by a majority of from 200 to 500. The yacht and tho dock by the shock of the ley was made the occasion of a pro­ 1 majority two years ago was l.soo in favor collision and was ihstantly killed. Hia longed outbreak of enthusiastic cheers. •of local option. . wife was standing by side when Senator Sherman., tn his speech, claims. Did you eve> think how readily the the-accident haRpencd. Tfee yacht In the first place that the fluctuation of b.ood Is poisoned by constlpationy Bad had a party of Mr.iHinkel’s friends on the relative value of gold and silver Is ; blood means bad health nnd premature board and was going to Mackinac. constantly chaarlng. and that this fluctua­ old ngv. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the tion cannot be prevented by law. He says Shat both gold and. silver are necessary famous little pills, overcome obstinate con­ A terric rainstorm broke over De­ as money, allver to supply the daily wants stipation. W. H. GoodyiIak troit accompanied by a high vrind of life anil gold to measure the larger Ezra Knaff. of Blissfield, claims h? poss- which broke over the river and Lake transactions of business, especially In ex­ the oldest Michigan newspaper extant, w„,Pair' uPKettiMK a dozen yachts. changes .with foreign nations. Coinage History Reviewed. i It Is the Michigan Essay, Vol. 1, No. I, v> flliam J. Thiemer, a young clerk, He then goes 6n to review the coinage •dated. Detroit Territory of Michigan. was -bathing off a, yacht at Belle Isle history uf the United States. He said: Thursday, Aug. 31. 1809. It was printed “In 1792 silver and gold were made tbe and published by James Miller, and tested park and was swamped and drowned; common standards of value in the United Frank Hughes, bathing off a yacht, States at the ratio of fifteen to one, but only one week. met n similar fatie; John Belka. Jr., this was because that then the actual mar­ Mrs. R. . DeYoung, Middleburg. la., who was bathing bff Peche island in ket value of fifteen ounces of silver was equal to the actual market value of one writes. 1 have used One. Minute Cough Lake St. Clair, was also swamped and ounce of gold. , • . • Cure for six years, both for myself and drowned. ’ “When the new American coins were is­ children, and I consider It the quickest sued It was found that the abraded and acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure I worn coins of other countries filled the ever used. W. H. Goodteab channels of circulation, and the new and Mrs. Charles Wi^st is in the Lake bright dollars of the United Staten were Ray Coates, wh6 murdered Enos Law­ county jail charged with starting the ’exported. This led to the discontinuance, rence test April at Holland and sank the tire thnt recently I’destroyed much of in 1W5, by President Jefferson of the coin­ age of the silver dollar,* and after that date body In Black River, then went to Grand :he business portiitn of Baldwin. none were coined for more than 90 years. Haven with the widow, of his victim, who The directors ot the Bay County “In 1834. during tbe administration of whs his own sister and married her. mid Agricultural society hare issued a list President Jackson and under, the leader­ then went to Wexford to live; when1 they ship -of Daniel Webster and* Thomas H. of premiums ami an announcement were arrested and jailed. His trial in the Bunton, congress adopted the ratio of six­ held in the county teen of silver to one of gold, by reduc­ circuit court ended Monday, the jury that a fair will ing the number of grains in the gold coin. rendering a verdict of murder in the tiist on September 2.3, ii and 25. ..As silver was thus slightly undervalued, degree. Paul Schrenis. w cutter at the Sag­ it was not largely coined. inaw basket workiL fell backward on’s “In 1833. upon the report of Senator AJ[..Wooster, a prominent citizen of Hunter, when Pierce was president and Oasi-Ok ich.. after suffering excruciatingly ripfigw and -was nearly cut in two. • A frcightj»n tbt^Ltikc Short ran over when all branches of government were from piles for twenty years, was cured In under democratic control-, congress re­ r short time by useing DeWitt’s Witch two young men tying between the duced the quantity of silver in the frac­ Hazel Salve, an absolute cure fur All skin mils near Blissfitid, * killing both in­ tional coips (half dimes, dimes, quarters and half uullars) more than six per cent., diseases. More of this preparation is used stantly. They wire strangers. nn all ot bers combined. The 16-year-oldl daughter of John directed the purchase of silver for their coinage on government account, abolished W. H. Goodyear Gillcaple, a farmer living near Kinde, the law for their freb coinage and made Late Saturday night four men signaled suicided by tuking laudanum. Cause them a legal tender for five dollars only, leaving gold still practically the only full a Steck train on the C. &. G, T„ between unknown. legal lender * United States coin. At this Charlotte and Potterville, and going In a vault near tttie west ward school­ time the sliver dollar bad disappeared from through the breakman and conductor house in Marshall the body of a babe the current coins of tho United States robbed them of what cash they had. They about five months' old was found. and was practically and purposely de­ ‘were heavily armed and thftre was no use monetized.” Not in many wars have the mos­ Aet of 1873 Explained. brmaking any resistance. Monday Right Then in explanation of the act of *73 lhe same bandits were discovered trying quitoes been so thick ns this year. At ’to break Into the hand car bouse at Pot­ the Crystal Springs camp ground near Senator Sherrnan said that it had been framed for tlie purpose of currying out tho terville. The story of Saturday night’s Niles one-half th« people were forced pledge to pay in coin or its equivalent all hold up had got abroad and the citizens of to leave on account of.the pests. bonds of tho U<ted States and jto redeem Putteryilte turned out en masse with every Emil Weiss, 23 tears of age; residing the United States notes at the earliest kind of a weapon they could find to cap­ in Port Hope township, was killed practicable moment In coin To do this ture the outlaws. They finally curated it become necessary to revise the various while driving n ttfinn of colts thnt ran coinage laws. Ho continues: them and made them throw up their "This was promptly and very cate fully hands. ’ Four ot them were captured. away. An electric stcjhn, accompanied by done by a bill framed in the treasury de­ They gave their names as James O’Donnel. partment while Mr. Boutwell was secre­ Ed Maulow. Frank Edfilson and Frank high wind and riin, did thousands of tary. It was thoroughly considered by the Wright Upon being searched nt t|»- dqllnrs’ worth offl damage to fruit in experts of that department and was print­ lock-up it was found that they all had re­ Benton Harbor. The trees were blown ed and submitted.to all persons in the United States who were supposed to be volvers of large caliber, with a good sup­ down nnd fruit djinken off. familiar with, tho coinage laws. Tho bill, ply of extra ammunition. Nothing is .The largest crip of corn raised in containing 57 sections, accompanied by a kuown of the quartette ’ here, but they are Vuk Buren <’ouut« for years will be cut mass of information that fills a volume, was sent to congress April 2-\ 1870. by Sec­ tough-looking customers. this full. Some tlat was planted early retary Boutwell and its passage was Young mothers dread the Summer mon­ is ready to cut njny. strongly recommended by him. This bill ths on account of tire great mortality n- —'A post oflicc h»iK been established at omitted from the coins of the United States mong children caused by bowel troubles. Nicholson,Shiawassee county, with Jo­ tho silver dollar, precisely as was done in JS53. but provided tor the coinage of the Perfect safety may be assured those who fractional parts of the dollar In accord­ keep on band DeWitt’s Colic ami Ch«»lera seph C. N icholson as-post master. ance with, the act of that year. This bill cure, and administer It promptly. For was pending in congress for three years cramps, bilious colic, dysentery and diar­ —was carefully considered In both houses, Send yournddreHH to H. E. Bucklen & and special attention was called to the rhea, .it affords instant relief. W. H. Goodyear Co.. Chicago, nnd idt.a free sample.box of omission of the <12% grains silver dollar. -Dr. King’s New Lite Pills. Atrial will nd. the reasons for this omission given, Hall’s Hair Reuewer Is pronounced the ; con'vlnce you of thdir merits. These pills t was finally determined at tho unjent re­ best preparation made for thickening tin? - nre eflsy fo action and are particularly ef- quest of members from the-Pacific .coast growth of the hah- nnd restoring tluit; fv<.uvC in tbe cure of Constipation RDd to insert among the allver coins r trade which is gray to its original color. . ! sick headache. Fur'MRlnrial nnd Liver dollar containing <23 train? of standard -- ---------------- I Troubles they havd been proved inyahir . Be^nre VuuMCf Kighi. able. They are gufjtun’eed to be perfectAnd thenTOAhrad. if your N«vl K I |y froni every deleterious substance nnd tn be purely vegetable. They do not vou nw<‘i. Then tako no substitute. V*’"” o’v weaken by their het Ion. but by giving tone Io sioniHcii and bowels greatly invigorate the m stem. Regular size 25c. per box. ’ Sold by W. H. Goodyear.. fler. • ______' Howl's Pills uro to take, wy to oywalc Your lloy Won’t Live a Month. tn^.hXr^®0’ ex;suPerT‘»or of Berrien .2 V ,ft?que 1,!e counl>- committed aujcide Saturday night by shooting him* J SMK5!‘IfillfL-t“S. How * Tbter We offer One Hundred MWJ'A r nny case of catarrh tnat cannot bu cured bj [i?"T<-i.c.S» o»= rwf <>. KSSSSSSS 'wwVk'ffivlTwix'i'"*11 row"*- T,>tato- the ueror cohdid. .Hh them; .ml hsrmieM tn »ny condition “f ’h" , , i iUb-m It M>«pr.>v»* dlavr-ib"'- •'•irlchv* iX. r-ro-bbiX .^-P. “d ... “i Il »ns a good joke If yna’ra a tired out or “run-d'>wn" .■’.tts” ’womFxvoriie 1Fwceip* an. wiiti’ Dr. P<e'ret’.< Favorite tiou. Atu'. fr'"“ "2 m,k ..r <ttaur<lrr. ,..,>/*» «' ■ FobulM "P ••"»« * liwnxth. «n<l ""““"’J J!!.'!".™ tbl. I« lhe only iu«Helne which. •Me „,«1. h. «lw.v« In r.x.T. Sin, JI? «“• expenditure. S16.102.a2. The relief fund, receipt, ZroTa’’i05'05 nn<1 expenditure, , *h' >°tei wine ot port prep- W. H; Good yean. aud well execfiterl.—Charlotte Tribune. bur Tho • I'rrwrlptmtr iOxul.b" Imlp’mwt™ .11 1“ natural u, ,«l»Uob. but like K cuml l*” ’!!*“11 “n *» te-nu^.entH.n.?^^*WUe,llo°,ot Ue Wlu., WhCb xu.1 halve, ft nerer_f.lta to cure fiiea Mr. Fish had unexpectedly come from the north to join litem, and had brought along a nice basket of trout th,, democracy of J e flarson. ■ • t mien, belli vh git u.be tbe ssl'“J Ij-piibne. )t is therefore opposed j’,• t-SHvcrMiu uudRepuu’Sttnn••■'-oiia-Ktii. gr.oj f.,r jbe American. ' ■ - free. Addrw-H . , THKCllllONfCLE. r 1-ttu Uasbingum St., Chicago, Ill. been A brother ?f Mrs. per tere. but there were uo blddeu. sJsim Bjstem. BREKMAN’S VIEWS, Powder Irerre, - -------------------- So Mr. Gillmnti Brown, of 04 Mill St, South Gardner, Maes., was told by the doctors. Hia son had lung trouble, following Typhoid Malaria, and he spei t three hundred and seventy five dolla s with doctors, who finally gave him up, -njlns: “Your boy won’t live a month." Hr trlwi Dr. King’s New Discovery and a lew Iwttles restored him to health and ernlricd him to go to work n perfectly »el mam He says lie owes hi- present gout health tolhn use of Dr. King’s New Dbcuvery. and knows II to be the best In tl e world for Lung Trouble. Trial bottbs free nt W. H. Goodyear's Modern Drug store. .Child, she cried far Costorta. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. -... - - . .________ ;______ English Spavin Linjmewt removes all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Bleml-nes from horses. Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bone, Stifles, Sprains, all Swollen Tbroata, Coughs, etc. Save S50 by use of one bottle. Warranted tne moat wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Drug­ gist, Hastings, Mieb. ' Keep Up Your Scott’s Emulsion in Summer-time »What are your resources for the summer? Have you an abundance of health stowed away for the long, hot, deplet­ ing days, or does summer find you low in vitality, run-down, losing flesh, and weak? Scott’s Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil will give you the proper reserve force, because it builds up the system on a solid foundation. A tonic may stimulate; Scott’s Emulsion not only “boosts,” it sustains. It fa a afal Th, be«t Mire In U» world ,or »"“• bruIMfc i»w uk-,r.. Mil rtenm. T«rer WTM. letter, chipped h«nd». ebllbUlM, «.nik and «H 1™P‘I°”«- and poalU.elj cure pure « dopaj rteju red. 11 I, tuaranteed to lire perfect MtHfaotlon o- mooer refunded. I’rtee SS cent, per . For ule bj W. U. Goodpcr, tbe drought. can with tr<e coinage be coined Into a dollar upon tke demand of anj- holder of ■uch bullion.” Then in reference to the creditor riaas he said that there were among money lenders »ome men who merit tbe epithet.' "bloodthirsty Shylock*, aristocrats. Wood­ suckers. extortionteta." tjui tne great body of the creditors of our country are umong the thrifty. One great body of creditor*, he said, were the S7V.O.0 unSon soldiers, their widows and orphans. Another claaa were the depositors In saving Instltutiomu; Free coinage. »ald Mr. Sherman, would wipe out nearly one-half the value -ofi life insurance which provident people have paid to secure in ca*«‘ of their death some support ana protection to wife and chil­ dren. • Senator-elect Foraker also spoke in the afternoon, and in the evening Gen, Woodford, of New York, made the prin­ cipal address. ~ . Mobile, Ala., Aug. 17.—News baa been, received here of a cyclone in Perry, county, in which trees were hurled through the. air and houses were wrecked. Twelve negroes and three white men, names unknown, are known, to be among the killed, and many other* were injured.’ • Des Moines, la., Aug. 14.—The pro­ visional- state cbmxhitrcc of the Iowa “sound money" democracy met here Thursday and called a state convention» of the national democratic party for’ ' August. 26 in thia city. _ Milwaukee, Aug. 14,—The “sofind money” democrats, of Wisconsin, who favor a second national convention, wHL, assemble in state convention in this city on Wednesday, August 26, at IS o’clock noon. . Champaign, Ill., Aug. 17.—During a terrific electric storm early Sunday morning lightning struck the chemical laboratory building, one of the six main . buildings of the University of Illinois, . and caused a loss to tbe state of- $40,000. Fort Wayne, Ind., Aug. 13.—Robert J. paced an exhibition mile here Friday afternoon in 2:03, breaking the track record of 2:03% made by himself two years ago. . Mobile, Aln„ Aug. 17.—While bathing in Dog river, near this city. Viola French, Margaret Curry aud Arthur Walker were drowned. Well Satisfied with Ayer’s Hair Vigor. “Nearly forty years ago, after some weeks of‘sickness, my Jmir turned gray. 1 liegan using Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and was so well satistied^with the results that l .have never tried any other kind of dress-. ing. It requires only an occasional appli­ cation of AYER’S Hair Vigor to keep riiy hair uf good color, to remove dandruff, to heal itching humors, awl prevent the liair from fniling.out. 1 never healtate to recommend Ayer’s medicines tomy friends.’’—Mrs. H. M. Haight, Avoca, Nebr. AYER’S Hair Vigor Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer fc Co.-. IxnreH.Maaa. Tike Apr's Suupirffli for th- Cm,IoIm. Absolutely Free! Now it tbe tltn: to &t a good . WATCH FREE! FREE! /**, Sp-'Mrf/d MW YANKEEWATCH we will seed yes fill, .50 c«sn sad $IJ0 �ASTINGS A CHALLENGE Free SI I vert tea are attempting to make the people believe that Jamw G. Blaine was a free silver man. and to do this >re quoting very small portions, two or three lihre. from hi» Mpoechex. or el»e garbling Zach Chandler's Last Speech Garbled By the Free Silverites whole paragraphs, as the Journal and DemiM-rat did last week and week before with Zacb Chandler* speech. Iu Its last issue tbe Journal picked out three little WE CHALLENGE THE JOURNAL AND DEMOCRAT TO PRINT the Paragraph of that speech frofi which THEY HAVE QUOTED line* from one of James G. Blalbea speeches, and put It in a little frame as • National Repnblican FOR PRESIDENT. WILLIAM MC KINLEY, of Ohio. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. GARRET A. HOBART, of New Jersey. For Secretary of State­ Wash Ington Gardner Ql-Calhoun. George A. Steel of Clinton. Bosco D. Dig of Berrien. igan directly antagonizes the utterance of Zsch. Chandler in the last speech he made OcL 30. 1879. We deny it. We insist that every sound money republican to-day fa preaching the sound money gospel that old Zach Chandler preached lu that rpeeoh of OcL 80, 1879, and to prore It we will not garble, we will not omit portlons, but we will simply quote Hit: whole of the paragraph which they have pervert­ ed. and if they can find any consolation out of It they are entitled to all they can geL The whole paragraph reads as follows: For Commissioner State Land Offlce— William A. French of Presque Isle. For Superintcnd't Public Instruction— J. E. Hammond of* Hillsdale. For Member State Board of Education — d* W. Simmons of Shiawassee, ■< J' 1 I only one. lu the Senate of the United Blates we hUbaUutlMliy fatd Dial bill upon th- table, every repubih-an voting aye. am! every dtim.erwt, except lour or five, voting no [appbitiae]. Now. today, the fahorinR inan,cuu take gvld nr Silver or paper money os nr cboonea. lor his days labor. 1 am in favor of the dual Mteodard J atn Jn favor at u silver dollar wiru too cents iu t'.. 1 nn। Infav.wof au honest dollar anj where you can find u [chwraj and I stand bv an hnnToH!*y laboring, min can take gold,.or silver, or paper, and they are ail uf. equal value.because they are ail tnu:rchaugea»le with each other The paper, dollar costa noth Ing; a silver duUu- caste the gorerotnent ms cents—a tractlou more new; It h*» been a trac­ tion leea. But all three are of equal value. Now the very momeut you commence to tmnie those certificaUs of deport freely to every man having bullion you banish gold from your circulatlug medium and make it an article oLtraf else: and yqu have but a stunic "Every Me Kinles-BL Louis platform repub­ fie and nothingthat fa a d.predated struidanl. lican In Michigan Glrecily suil:tgnmz«a tbo ut­ htandard.and Now there is paid out in these Unite*! Stairs terance of Zicu. Chandler, in the last speech be everyday for labor alone ttAO.OOO. By com­ made Id McCormick hall Chicago, Det. »». I87». pelling the substitution of a silver dollar alone. as he was found in bls bed at a imtel iu that city K swindle tbe laboring man out of fooo.ooo a the next morning. He said InAbat last speech: . The laboring man who receives a dollar "THERE IS ONE THING WE KNOtfWE . getsbut 85 cents. The man who receive* *10 a, ARE RIGHT ON. AND THAT IS THE FRE& gels 88.«l and no more. The fanner, who COINAGE OF BII.YEK.'* If right then, the week sells*horse, or lhe man whb weilsa load of party is wrong how. Chandler afao said In that lumber, or a load of wheat, or anything else name speech: ‘-I AM ALSO IN FAVOR OF amounting *100. receives but 885. aud no THE DUAL STANDARD. I AM IN FAVOR more. You to have but oue single standard, and OF AN HONEST DuLLAB.’’ If alive, and that the silver standard. wbteh~ haring banish, holding the same opinion now. he would have od gold, is worth precise!* the mstal that Is in to vote fur Bryan or be false to his convictions. U:. Wh0 1,1 beuefitied by this substitution? . In Its Issue of July 30th tbe Hastings why. my friends,not a living mortal is benufitted,i except the bullion owner and the bulllou Journal said: ' speculator. 1 do not charge these men with be­ "Zach. Chandler, who was found dead in his ing bribed to puss that law because I have no bed. Oct. 31.1879. in a Chicago hotel, spoke In proof of it; but I do say Chat the bullion owners McCormick ball, that city, on the evening be­ and the bullion speculators can afford to pay fore, and In life remarks be said: "There is 810,000.000 in bullion for the privilege of swin­ one tiling we know we are right oh. aud that Is dling lhe laboring men of tbfa country out of 15 tne free coinage of silver." I am iu favor of the per cent of all tbelr eartliugs. [applause]. They dual standard. I am in favor of an honest dot .say, ••That may all be true: we don't know how lar.- To aay the laboring man can lake gold or 11*: we have not been bribed”—And 1 never silver or paper and they are all equal in value, knew a man that would own up that he was because they are Intercbaiig^hle. bribed In my life [lailgtiterl. I don’t say that they ore. but I do sav that they are engiced In The Democrat says that ’’every McKlnley-SL Louis platfotm republican In Mich­ plA?ut’’]y m°BU bustoe93, (l*u8hler w,d aP But they (referring to lb’n damoenvts) say "There fa one -thiujr that we know we are rlizht on. and that is tho tree coin"*Jv.tr*” Every man who holds « Cents the law providing tor the resumption of worth of silver shall go lo the treasury or the mints of 1 he Lulled States and lake a certificate ot deposit for 100 cent* which aball pass as money. This was tbe Warner bill. This the * dolfar hiw» been ■» good n» gold. detnocraXIc partv os a party was committed to,» ; We are UuaH«r*bly opptTrC** 1° every and is committed u». aud >>u-the very last day of ;ne extra sessior by a ajortty vote of one, and OUR FINANCIAL PLANK- gjli __ . judgment, । no power to demonetlxe silver <tfy CongrcM has. in Wetegret that we havn’t epace to print the whole of this speech. Every sentence breathes with patriotism and love of coun­ try. There fa not one single argument lu the whole speech for the free colnsgeof sil­ ver. On tho contrary' every portion ot it relating to lhe currency fa against the free coinage of sliver, and advocates a dollar 1 worth JOQ een«8. The very arguments that Zach. Chandler p«4 figainst free coinage ' 'of silver then, are in fflfa* to-day and used to-day. Only there i* Ibis added reason why we should refrain fn.m free silver , now. Silver dollars lu 1879 were wortti 1 I cents, while to-day they are worth but 85 j50 cents. We challenge our cuntempo­ raries to print this pArsgrfip.’i In full wbieh 1 I they have garbled to leave a wrung iui ,pression wltb their readers, if they re­ fuse they will stand convicted of -wilful ' 1 preversioq. history. In 1W5. the wages paid the operatives in the manufacturing lusUtniton* ot the Jamew G. Blaine. .6---------------------- -x-------- —------- 0 Wr challenge the Journal t»> priut any whole paragraph from y speech of James G. Blaine, which when taken in connec­ tion with the rest of thnt same speech, would show iu anyway that be was a free silver man. Jaine& G. Blaine, more than auy other man of bls time, with the pos­ sible excepiiou of Zach Chandler stood for a dollar with 100 bents In IL 4atl were be living to-day, Judging from hfa past utterances, his Voice would be lifted, and the mighty influence of bis pen were 51.017,062,T33 less than in 1892. Tbe wages paid [to the operative* in the would be used, to defeat the efforts of silver mlue owners and silver bullion speculators from having every 50 cents worth of their pro­ was paid to consumers, to those win, Lo a great extent must expend their wages in the markets for the necessaries of life and a sum far exceeding tbe whole amount of the whole world for 20 years. We bad a gold standard in 1892. We have a gold standard now. Can It be that protection to American industries, affording employment to Amer­ ican labor, creating an American market for American products has anything to do with tbe condition of labor daring tbe past three years? he ever uttered, and give It In any regular If the Journal does not care to do order. this for fear of hurling the freb sliver cause, as it certainly would, wa will pub­ lish such extract* in our own coin nuns and the American people? effect upon tbe times? of tbe United Stateq Could It have any The laboring men will answer these questions at the polls In November lu circulation. measures the free silver advocates gre re­ What the people want is a dollar with 100 cents In it, anil a chance to eanf it attempt* io get unsuspecting voters Into the democrat­ One df the most barefaced ic camp, under the delusion that they be­ long to the Silver party can bo seen from tbe calls iu tbe Journal. At the tup of tbe editorial column is the call for the I>anocniLlc State ConoenlUin to be held <n BayClty Tuesday Aug. 'J5th the call 1bdng signed by Chairman Baker,' of De­ troit Following this Is the call for the jDcmornttk CouMy C’ouvcRtk»R at Park- Idle money tuatea idle men. Capital ia timid aud will hide itself as long as there is any agitation lo make 50 cents worth of silver a dollar by legislation. Bryau complains that people pull his arm when they shake hands with him. Sewell bas great trouble because all his friends want to “pull his leg,” when they jo to see him. tr\ hall Aua. Sisi, to select delegate* to In bia last speech made at Chicago Oct. tbe state convention, signed by County Chairman F. L. Heath, of this city. Oue 80lb. 1879. Ztch Chandler said would naturally suppose that this Demo­ cratic County C’/nvimtion would select afford to pay 810.000,000, lu bullion for delegates to the Denutcrattc State Ctm- the privilege that “bul­ lion owners und bullion speculators could some or\he results of the use of free sil­ ta Ite held al Parker's hall Aug. 21st—the That being the curse, the bullion owners 1. R. F. Campbell, mayor of the city of El Paso. Texas, hereby certify that 1 have very same day aud the very same place and speculators to-day can afford to pay urea designed to maintain inviolably the that the ■Democratic County Convention over S30.000.000 for the purpose of swind­ made careful and thorough inquiry into is to be held. Strange Isn’t It? But-that’s not all. The Silver County Convention is all their earnings, because to-day the sil­ present standard, the standard of the most enlightened nations of the earth. ex­ Without thrashing over again that very old straw It is proposed to call attention to the anal­ ogous “crime of 1806.” The “crime*1 of 1878 consisted uf an act Bryan on Wool. “1 denounce a* fallacious, as unworthy of Congress suspending indefinitely, aud, F. the wholesale price of some common arti­ cles of merchandise in the cltjrof El Paso. Texas, and in the city of Juarez, Mexico, —is a trite phrase, but even .cottages mav owe much to carpets. Whatever the floor, a handsome covering adds vastly.to its attractive­ ness. The superior merit of our carpet eshibit is so blazingjy . visable that only a giance is needed to see it. Our patterns, our Qualities, our prices make up a carpet trio that charms all who inspect this assortment of the latest ideas in. every material. We only ask an inspection of what’s here, knowing what seeing will lead to. Al) that is needed is to get Idle money ver Mexican dollars, which contain more silver titan Uncle Sam’s: , other statement from K. Love in a Cottage nexL the most heinous features of the greatest The following Campbell, mnyor of El Paso, Texas, shows J. Edmi WlI.J.lA' • . money in tbe United States, and sufficient cussion, one side magnifying It Into one of crime of 1878.”* It has given rise to no end of dis­ Matter than China. ' to purchase the entire silver product of conspiracy of all the ages, the plaining it entirely away, Everybody j;as heard of “the , Date! Hastings,Michigan. ’ Can It be that 81,000.000.000 annually duct coined Into a dollar. put Into the hands of the laboring men of The Journal dare not publish the whole* this country would tend to promote tbe of what James G. Blaine ever had to say on the silver questlon'ln auy one speech prosperity, contentment and happiness of sorting to to win votes. I Part th?* day ditto!/*: Iba basinet. cs/rill remain in mu,nd Hr—-" McKinley law. This 33,000,000,000 paid, to operatives ar«. Ihernlure.pttpoMSl lo lt>. tr.a ct/mago ot «liv«t except by iuternatioaal ugreethont with the IcsullnS commercial nntiouH Of the world, which we pledge ouraelve* promote, and until »uch agreement tan be obtained. th*e exist ing gold standard The Crime of 1800. Nftte*, Noticef is is iereLy jiv „ Der»hlp manufacturing IniStUuUuns of this country during tbe these ybars ot tariff reform la more than 85.000,000,000 less than was paid during the lust three years under the | more tfen to demonetixe gold. give tbe people an idea of what extreme 1 ^7 vr lmp.tr th. vrerUt vf vur country. W. 1 ? :Jb . | ii * j I my i that of any other period in* tbe world’s United States waa; 81.-255.552.796, that is. follows: -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- Our contemporaries are attempting to win converts to the cause of free coinage by attempting to make the people believe that ZrcIi Chandler wax in favor of tbe free coinage of sliver. To do this they have garbled the last speech made by the great statesman, In tile impes of making votes for their waning cans*. If auy man was-opposed to fiat tuouey God knows it was honest old Zach Chandler. It any.. man ever stood for hohest money and a dollar worth 190 cents, that meu was old Zgch Chaudler,' whose memory is sacred to every loyal citlxen of this stale. In it* Issue last week the Barry County Democrat sajn: otM-ntivfa amspntod lo S».SS.1.2ie.5S9. as of swindling the laboring Following this* men of thia country nut of 15 per cent of call for a Democratic County Convention their earnings.” Al that time the'silver is a cafl for n Silver County Convention in a silver dollar was worth but 85 cents. venfton. Ah, but not so. ling tbe'la boring meu out of 50 per cent of t) elect delegates to attend the Union Sil­ ver in a silver dollar is worth only 50 ver Sidle Convention at Rau City Aug. cents, saying nothing of tbe I ncrease of 25th tbe very same day and the very same Silver production. as It proved, fur five years, tho coinage of just across tbe Rio Grande, and at this ] place that the Democratic State Conven­ In other words, date, August 7, 1896, lhe pricei of tbe fulof consideration, Hie only reason that can standard silver dollars. The introductory to David H. Mason’s tion meets. If tills doesn’t suggest jug­ be given in support of the tariff on wool.” the privilege nf taking silver bullion to the lowln^articles in the two cities are as fol­ glery. political trickery and dishonesty We “Short Tariff History of tbe United William J. Bryan, Mar. 6. 1692. mint and having It coined into full legal- lows, Hose on this side of the river being Fur the past two .States” contains this truthful and signifi­ v “The protective tariff system is cin- tender dollars, a privilege created by reckoned in United States money, and don’t know what does. cant paragraph: “AH' the prosperity en­ 1 celved in greed and fashioned in iniquity.” statute by the first Congress was suspend­ those on lhe other side In Mexican silver: decades the people of Barry County have W. J. Bryan, Mar. 6. 1892. I seen the most contemptible trickery in a joyed by the American people—absolutely U. 8. Mexico Tbe actual I “Mr. McKenna—Will tbe gentleman al- ed by the Congress of 1673, all tbe prosperity, without any reserva­ political way of any county In tbe state, Breakfast bacon, per lb ...| 0 HM> 8 0 32 demonetlutloti of Silver dollar. not Ham. per lb........... ............ H.H w and tbe same few who were “In It” years tion whatever—from the foundation of tbe 19 Bft him» effected until 1874. The “crime” of 1806 Mafrhea. per gross Pickles, in 5 gal. k< z* andjearstko are at it yet But what United States government down to 'he ' Mr. 0ryau—Certainly. consisted of tbe suspension of that same Vltegar. in 5gal. k<gs... . surprises us most Is that anyone should present time, has been under the reign of Baking soda, perdoi Mt. McKchna—Do yd” really believe privilege by the Secretary of Stale by di­ Salt. In 2-lb sacks be deceived. Cao It be possible that any protective principles; and all tbe hard that the prttefillve pulley is slmlMar to the Macaronh per lb rection of the President, and the suspen­ Molasses, pet gkl ^pickpocket policy of putting a man’s hand mtn with common sense will vote the Sil­ times suffered by the American people, sion thus effected remained in full force Beaus, per lb....................... ver County ticket and not know that he’s iu the same periods, have been preceded lute another man’s pocket and extracting thirty years, six times .as long as the other KW'.r'10'.•: voting a straight democratic ticket? Tboee either by a heavy reduction of duties on ' money from it? ItH did. Legally one Congress has the un­ Cheese,, per lb Candies, per box who are “io the ring” openly admit their imports, or by Insufficient protection, thus '■ Hr. Bryan—Yes. that fa my belief.” doubted right to uudo what a previous Dried plums, per lb . ----W. J. Bryan, Mar. 6. 192? .guilt and acknowledge the weakness ot refuting all free trade theories on the sub­ Dried apples and peaches Congress has done. But here is tbe order per pound £ “What I denounce fa a protective tariff. History verifies that plain state* tbei£cauie by attempting any such a ruse. ject.” itself, as given by Mr. J. K. Upton lit his Dried prunes, per lb Corn starch, per doz The people are not fools and they don’t went. Isn’t there a big argument In that It fa false economy and tiie most vicious [•political, principle that has ever cursed historical work; entitled, "Money In Poli­ I-emon extract.perdoz-.... have to have magnifying glasses to catch alone In favor of protection? Vanilla extract, per do?.... tics.” Coffee, per lb....................... Ehls country.” the run of such a flimsy attempt at decep ­ ------------- —p—----- :-----Department of tStale. May I. 1800-81 r: la Soap, per box Will the Dtraocnd and Journal accept W. J. Bryan, Mar. 6, 1893. Tea. per lb....................... as tion. A glance at these conventions consequence ot a representation from tbe di­ Deviled ham, per box I “There fa the difference between a rector of the Rank ot die United State* that con- Sugar, the challenge we Issued last week and shows that tbe Democratic County Con­ per sack of ICO !b.. [bounty aud a protective tariff that the sidetable purchases Lave been made of dollar* Flour, per sack of 100 lbs.. vention and the so called ‘Oliver County which we issue again this week, to print Rice, per lb........... •........... ►Bible describes when It speaks of lhe coined at the mlat for tbe purpose of exporting Condensed milk, per etwe Convention are called for the same day the whole vf the paragraph of Zach Chand­ ^’Destruction that washelh at noanday.and tbem. and as It la probable" further purchases Canned tomatoes, per case nnd at the same place—Parker’s hall Aug­ ler’s speech from wlrtch they quoted?’ Or and exportations will be made, the president Canned peas, per case .. . Crackers,.per lb............... rhe pestilence that walketh in the darkust 2lst. The Journal, doesn’t contain will they Ignore 1L and stand seif-con­ directs that all stiver to be coined at- the mint Iness.” It fa the difference between the man ■ Tire Mexican price* are the ©rices which any call for a Union Silver State Conven­ vict ed of ■perversion. We art the voters shall be of small denominations. so that the j'who meets you npon the highway, kujeks value of tbo largest piece shall not exceed half prevail in tbe Free Zone, on which there tion, so it Is to be presumed that the Un­ ot Barry C’«untv*lo examine the challenge JaMEB.MADISON. I* amall duty.of course in tbe interior they ion Silver State Convenion and the Demo­ we have leaned. If we'are wrong we will you down and takes what you have, and a dollar. I am. etc. Robert Patterson. Esq.. Director of Uic adm­ , .he man who steals Into your hoase In tbe it will be observed that this U. w, would be ranch higher. „ I also find and do cratic State Convention are synonymous own up, "plead guilty, and stand ready to ■night while you are asleep and robs ycuof Irereby certify that Mexican labor in Mex­ terms aud that they meam one and the publish any paragraph of the speech de­ not issued by the. Secretary of the 'Press- ico, in the larger cities is paid from seven­ [four treasures. same, as they really da At leant a furthrr livered by Zach Chandler Oct. 30th, 1879 ury, but by the Secretary uf State. ty-five cents to 81.60 per day In Mexican glance at these calls show that the Union at Chicago touching the currency question. The Secretary of tbe Treasury at xjlver. The highest price fur the very publish the Why do not democrats of Barry Sliver Stale Convention and the Demo­ Will our contemporaries time ‘ was that eminent finan­ that best and most skilled labor fa 82 per day. cratic State Convention both u.eet at Bay whole of the paragraph which they have and call themcier. Albert Gallatin. Evidently there In the same kind of money. In the inter­ City Aug. 25th. A man who can't see that garbled? Instead of the “Sil. was no encroachment upon Hie prero^a-. ior of Mexico, in tbe country and smaller Party.” There Is no *11 ver party iu It’s all a cut and dried scheme ought to wear tive of the head, but if a Presitfanc In cities, the wages paid are frttn go to 30 CHANCERY BALE Tbe only party that has adoptLick telescopes tor goggles. And tbe man these days should issue an order to the lu pursuance aud by virtue of ah order aud per cent lower than that given^below. free silver fa the democratic party, why who voles to perpetuate this ring of polit­ decree Of the Circuit »ourt for the .County of Director of lhe Mint through lhe Secre­ Given under my hand ind seal of office, ical tricksters in power should never again - |u tho .suae uf MW<an, they be a-ih'-.med to slmw their tary of State there would be a Cabinet­ mute and dated on U»n »<th day of -February, on Ulis 7th day of August, A. D. 1896. If they are so proud of the while complain of dishonesty In politics. lauft. In a rertain cau-e therein |xndit>< where raw. In tboee early days 'modes of pro­ In Hainurl Canon fa C->mplalJHujt and IacyI K. F. C ampbell . come out plainly and nay Fowler Mary Fm»far and Janie* B. Hole* are cedure liadnot crystallzud. Nur were tliu There wa« n young m.ui tn tn tho rt<rte. Mayor of El Paso, Tex. tl •Ivtidifuts. NoUre ia h retry given tiutt 1 shall aud stand nq taroly uti the democratic Whoeaine here w nitk t’lmugh Ufa batte limitations' of executive authority slAuply M*ti at public aiwtio.t. . s tbe north frout door of It tftus appears that Mexican wag.» are But »'iie-4 lM got uikmg ’ and nut attu npc t> pose as a i Im court Ihmmc. tn ihecttv ot HiaUngs. Bxm accentuated. The iM-oole wrut «aikhig, ; o . vinth.. ajHd court houiA treimt the itiare tor less than in thu United Sfatea lu .Mvxicun , And ho when the only ailver parly fa wondered ju« where he was atle. holding th- Circuit Court for said County, on Mr. UfRcm srttfa ihat-thfaardur rrhuliipd dollar*. Aud that living In Mexico tt>«t* The Hon. Thomas Wntum wn:l ^Ai'iM >V. lhe 3nt day ol OMober, JUIW. al ten Chicago branch of the dt-inoerullc the (Fclock lu Hie turemmn. all. or »u much ihercsif Ln varioiirt parts of ;hfa e >unty, In •.orce until 1836, that la until the fast more than twlce as much as It dues here. oilgltmtor of tee “win-rent” phrase, and aid Lommaiuatft. for i.rlnrihal. imereat and But Mexico, of couise, fa much better might giv.- Mr. Bryan »h« lufuruiatiun detold, bilfa have l»een pasted an- year of the faat ienu of Andrew Jacksou. bired.—New York Trlhttne z co-te nth.* came nf the fahuviug ueocribed parcel of land, m wit : All that certain pteee for lire “all- It will be observed that lhe onlrr was Is­ In that respect than China, where silver iMfag fa the rtiy sued at the siHMeatinu of a batik dlretdor. aiso'controls. doeMU’: ex­ (d Barry. tu»i Ijrate nf John Dennis has agreed tn give the • z I ** *t ’«»« 8 ’wui Wm corner of it’s only another democratic “fusion ton, of that much-abua'M bmtltotiuu, tin* democratic party over to the Silver party, al Mi Bi< * k No ■Oii’U-ru In tee The son of Arthur Sewell the popocrat If tbe n oak could be puliod off National Hank uf the United Btatee. Ttw ■r.H'»4dM-‘aa to ttitj <*ty at Ha<ti«io«. nominee for Vibe President. Ims taken the a»d we've bettt* Wondering Just how If* w tonr fevJ 11 o! • H*** tbe wire-puller* at Lhe b.»lkon of the democrats are aa:u«;dmed to extol these now Demuct>tie stump for McKinley & Hobart and Is doing going to be done. Party," jou would find the aante two Preshirnta, Jrffeisux and Jacksun. as County Convention alii be lu-ld to-moryeoman service In the Pine Tree Stat*-, nf G etnbAck politicians tbaUVuughi the great ana glorious founders of their party.*- Otiiji last Monday In one of hh despite tbe fact that be fa talking against ,r»w at h:3o a. »>. Bnj that Silver County tolls aud currency Inflation twenty LfetMl. Ausixt 18 ISK Convention will be railed at 1:80 p. rn. en route spree hrs Mr. Bryan paid Mr. bis own father. “'"'.•'f <*>•>« Cwmlv >ame day. Will Ju’.ih have tbe democrat­ iffiR and oonocieutiou* In their Jefferson tbe compliment to call him tee If the Democrat aud Journal wfah to b> ic party all tied up In a neat little package In” by tlte ao called atlver great constructive itlesman of all times fair, and correct any wrong Imprrasluus and deliver It two hours later? Or will mWanted: Did he Itave In wind the l»'*t that he tliey may have created that Z ich Chandler have a siring tied to the pjrty ao Hurt be tricksters faw w‘lh any- •topped tbe ooli^grxrf lbe *i*JHii<rd g||vn was a free silver man, they will publieh can gal her it *1| into one little hamiondollar on the advice ufa national the whole of tho paragraph bearing on Uh? ; lowt?) happj [?) baud. and march into the I •liver question from hfa Chicago rperch Silver Count, Cvunru-Jpn tn Um tune of I I Oct. goth, 1879. “Johnny Comes Marching Home*” • ■ Funeral Directors. Furniture Dealere. ' Embalming a specialty. . FAHOUS Yes th.- Famott . clothing store moves and to close as many of tbe goods as we can will make you special offers on all the stock.. 1’hix .Smith, REMOVAL SALE CUT PRICE Well they say we cut prices but they Fill say so more yvL Now as we must move we will give you more special prirws .tban ever. " ’ Putin Smit*. ' At Uw Famous. WHAT OTHER * . Stock wa» bought as cheap as this one much of it fnr 60c on the dollar, the bal. for spot cash and Is new and new prices. Ph:n Smith. . ’ At the Faiubas. SURE THING We will'move and ■ until we do »e will give you many cuts ou prices. After we move we will tell you more and white to find US. . 1’lHN SMITf. At tin; Fatuous. THAT RACKET. HOW IS THIS We have sold nearly , all of our last 'pur­ chase of waists but still have a fit* lot. Tbe price l» what does It. It you I bare not seen the waists and price <*tlLat ine Racket. Fu’N' Smith- The bret frptl pre* made. Only j-'f. . Puts Smith. At thrjRackeL WE HAVE WE MUST Sell out a' few more of our drr- g<Kxfa li quali­ ty and low price wfl! do it. • I’ntN SMilJI. ' At tnv Baekrt JUST ARRIVED ■ and the price. A new fine ot Prints. See them Phis Smith. Al Hie Racket. We never afltl *•’ tin ware U'W no*. prices fa what Mota-K- WE NEVER The goods and tb.) keep Miming tm)r v.r, k. TOB BATUBDAY In We * showing 99c Oxford shoo-. For > dui-uy we will sell any one jwir t»>r^’. • sold by that time they are worth * dollar 10 two each. Itememfa’t •" Saturday only. ■ - • At u«' Uavket. . . LADIES SHOES We bare if we can fit you will M'» MIXUNEBY - it. It must gu. CLIMAX H>™> ■”1 ” —“r we «'i!< n» PniN SsrtiL At the uu BEACHED edge shoe (Iresslng 13c. 'Stc will ask }<>u for h. Only oi»? '*'• * . . At the ifaeket. WE WANT Your eg/*- : market prior. Pb<n nUiiuAt the Evcket- . �Banner. ujsting' Thursday,'Aug. 2°> ,896' lhe miuature cyetoue of om week «go Bixler’s ar' “> ■«l> • 1*1 orop bora near Mld^levtUe. aud Tarried the roof t -*”»I UK .mount -ta.” l”* M’t ’«*”■« ’>* •rte’ would bo ^bout M .lhrmt b> U>1> Sunday night blew down Chas. qbmit eight rods into an ^olnlBK field. MWWau Frank Pancoast has a broken wrist, the result of riding up to a tree on his bleycle time, bn: Uw, ,Hn koop Mmln/ ,“JGowl PeieliM Mn M Mrs. Henry Newton got Inta a little con­ fab over family troubles. In Spence’s shoe and go-1 CAUSED DEATH OF MRS.. MART keep boy good, stont sltoes that will feet dry. hi? The lumi wa, out nn th( <ttw( We hrvo. them in the pointed ”'"’"1 .nd rrmlerri a immbra ol choice selections, much to |he >Mtght of and round toes at. the R^i Frunl Shw. Sldre. Wooli^y A Bronson. lhe large crowd of people that congregate Mrs. D. H. Bays Is in the city, and Is r ish to save money r.v .while my stock ’etc 'f shell worn •Jnd hanrl books. prep«re<l to sell negatives of work formerdone In their gallery, to anyone who de slrrs them. Enquire at Mrs. L. A. Wet- zelrs in the sccoutl ward. rented the stare formerly oecupied by MIm Lulu FelgKnvr. where she will give her • nx.'ortmeKt and you , - dollar jrox good ways. can nt: pahrnns a cordial welcome. couple of Woodlsnd farmtra were ar­ wvek F,.-jnk. Ibc DRWKliST. LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCCiLrtTlON * Tais week, 87 quires. Herwtft >r. changes for advertisement ’aaq r-;». *.i th«- oMee Tuesdays at latest tG in-ure :n i;niuu in thu issue of tbe week weetTbroiighL County co.-.v. Ktion to-day- .’tuts a Sxit et:i> some. week. Rev. Grigsby was elected President. It will pay you to «et a tailor to make your clothes. They are about as clkap, ittmas studid for Picture We liadu cowpie • of -nights of >pietty night and that It any other night uu falriy bristled with tbe enterprise of its able editor, the Hon. Chase S. Osborne, in gettingjoot an extra fine 14 page edition in Just veeei-ved another lot of Mammoth Medium Aldyke und Crimson Clover, {and ernment lock,at SL Mary’s fails ship canal) honor of the completion of the new Gov­ wme The edition was profusely illustrated with new carriages aud road wagons. Jest |n— half tone cots of the corps of U. S. engi­ Lumber wz^ou-s etc at llenderslkctt's, op­ neers. and .photos of the locks, aud con­ tained a cemplete and very comprehensive also . Ortande Easterly, heof the prognathous u» this elty Friday to be triyd ntr the Com­ b >oze on board. He was taken besore JustlceGlHesple, who fined hits five J dol­ he paid. He has beit: pretty sober since. 1.. E. Caak left at our office the other day ti luauHanttii ‘•ShakeCucuinber,'” all called up and having every appearance of being a reptHe of oome kind. Lt’s targe enough write-up of tbe great work. This Is tbe largM canal lock In the world, was com­ menced five years ago and cost S5,ooe,o6o. ^The Broadway sewer is being extended to tt»e school bouse. Thisi is something that should have beefi done long hk'u/TIh.* wR building at Hie schoQl liouw is g^itene of the Christians ns possible. city, and this- work aught to be done «s s*<o« as poiwible. Endangering heal Hi to thousands ot slaughtered ones were two ot his brothers-in-law. Two of Ui6 sons savff^ few-dollars interest is notonly very expensive,-but a system of economy tlx i« D4K to be commended. There Isn’t a of Qpe of these murdered men escaped, but later «n one of them was captured and brutaKy butchered. About two weeks city In tbe state better situated for sewer­ ago he received another letter from a Mis­ sionary. bearing the teirible news of the fiendish, blood-thirsty treatment accorded hie (Be- Suleeba’s) sister,, a beautiful age (ban thia. We have an ample supply of water, and vre belibve the people will Joseph Lunn and family have^moved into the Leins house on Turk street. Crop- on tow ground were somewhat chilled by ttn • frost on Tuesday evening. Great closing out axle llmitod to 30 days gladly pty s few dollars extra for goad Assignees etosing out sale at leas than cost sewerage and the good iieal^ii of our jx»o- of the entire J. C. Fanell pie. Furnishing goods -stock. Clothing A at once •Call while the beet teargatas are. there. Hurrah tee Pingree—shoes. , Assignee. John Lchmmw, a German living east of Hrtmibr.* Bros, have & complete line of . title rubbers-all new and fresh froan Itelton about three Mites wh found dead lhe in his celiac Wednesday of last week. Ap­ Xuliody iimli-s any mistake- by toying pearances lndtetete«bat he was dta the act of getting soB»e pctrk from d tofrel when i factory. । Pingree ^bore. Call fur ibem at W. IL lightning 6tri>ek tbe bouse, tbe bolt pass­ . Spencu’s. ing down through the foor and Big iMigaiuc iu bicycles at DillUatoer’s | Bleycle aucHun sale at Orson bkiuour'.*, cellar, knocking ttee barrel to pwees Saturday. Ladles Belte£5c. Side combs 5e. Stick pinup at MeOtnber Bros. 1 Jewelry -store. Shoe and t ‘We regret t« |earn that Mis. Grigsby, wife of kev. a. D. Grigsby, is confined to . her hume wit!. Sciatica. if you want to get a good bicycle cheap into the and killing him. Hastings, Mietogaa. August W, ISWJ.After wltoesslNK an exhibitton of the Ma­ son Pruning Implement I can ruont hearti­ ly recommend It to everfooe who teas trees to trim and train. B is a marvetouri cut­ ter and does most excellent, work and will soon pay for itaelf in saring labor. I tried thh Implement myself aud am satisfied that It cannot be recommended too highly. । g'l’tu Diilbahuer’s Bicycle auction saleat D. McOmbck-. Or:ou Skinner’s, Saturday. S. W. Mapes, president of the Michi­ Ii you AHiit to pusfy ourself, on the cur-. gan Mutual Cyclone, Tornado nnd Wind­ 1 r*-ucyj|aestion read McCleary’s speech oa> atom Ins. Co., has settled -the following i the iiisi.b* png« of Hits isiue. losses sustained by the company in this A go.-»i Derond hand wagon and top car[ rnure for -ale or trade for cow at Hendtr- sliott’a yppoalte Court.House. H-r.-; Gnenhig and farmers picnic 'at AckerN Point, Friday, August ~ 28th. ‘€u»e rVt nbody. Good music. ’ county: IL Markham. 81.400: Theo Cook. 81.550; A. Richey( 8284.01; H. B. Haye?. 350: J. Madell. IM»O; Mr. \Tadmun. 820, making a total of 8J.404.5L—Uaftte It seems as though the civilized nations ot Leave Detroit for Cleve-. land at I o’clock p. m. on the boat •'City of the world ought to combine to do some­ thing to save these poor people from the Cleveland,” arriving In Cleveland at C p. btood-thlrety Kurds, and It surely Is a m. Gen. Gawe and staff, all the Supreme bio*, upon our humawity to tbiuk that all Lodge oMcers aad two brass bands will be | nations sit Idly by. and allow thousands and hundreds of thousands to tee cruelly on this boaL which has been chartered for. bi severed simply because they profess this occasion. Fare for the round trip Christianity. 87.08. . luasmuok as our honored PyUiian at 11:42 a. m. meauutousethe an honor that comes to but very few cities of this size, our citizens should make it a point to attend this excursion, ticipate In the honors which and par­ will soon come to Hastings. The excursion is open to all. Tickets limited to Aug. 3lsL Call on Ed Huffman at C. K. A 8. further Information. (Additional locui ou 8th pages) wear those old leaky • iaer in. the BAXNttlt; and let people know city without purchasing sumeililng; now I & Marple cream . with don't attempt lo akitniuud milk. <;u . is um iI. Try their ice cream ■> per qu ire. I We take pleasure in statins to the citi­ Franic^Huni. tiring near Freeport, to uur u3ht* iiv iday a jouug • •■-’•v-ilRt wa\ born with four legs, three *■>«• Uhl two hack b»i;e<. One curionv •iiihg «b<wt it wm th it two feet would ®Jtry the'lord In o)i<. direitirou. ,lif" tiou—kiuihuf n lu /3 W. C. T. U. hold weekly meetings in Supervisors room every Tuesday after­ noon at 2:30. At a regular meeting of tbe Hastings Commandery. No, 687, United Order of the Golden Cross, the while the « oppubite cilvtr fusion following officers were iustalled by Deputy Supreme Com­ mander. J. M. Bauer: Noble Commander—W- Vice -Noble Hicks. Commander—Mrs. Financial Keeper of Records—F. R. Pancoast. Treasurer—-T. J. Brosseau. Worthy Prelate—Mrs. A. Barber. Worthy Herald—R. Richards. Worthy Inside Guard—Mrs. Cora Tenyck. Worthy Outside Guard—Ort McClin­ tock. Ice cream and cake was served to about fifty invited guests and a pleasant even­ ing was enjoyed by all present ERROR Errors, like straws, upon the surface flow He who would searchforpearls must dive below. cuts in prices arc announced to catch the buyer. If you bite on this bait you have made a serious error. A mer­ chant cannot sell goods below cost and . pay taxes, etc. the past,, and in this age of close competition and bread and water loss on the goods sold below cost, but those days arc numbered with Sickness when you m-nts on «ur orchard.aud ground*. an< -t la a marvelous tool, will pay for ,a*,f ‘D can buy a. good solid stock is reliable, and we sell at reasonable prices. pair for $1.50. a pair if you buy of us you will be proud of what you buy. the economy of labor In one da;, s wort. and we’Vonld not take fwenty tlvo dollars . margins that cannot be done on substantial goods. A merchant snust sell so as to realize a few cents on every article sold. nounce any great Below Cost Sales. Our complete We, cannot an­ We are proud of our stock and Remember our prices on everything is as low as can be announced anywhere for the Mkmk« Uno*. Ads’- There w*s a time when a merchant could.sell a few articles from a stock at less zens ot Barry County, ami unrounding fur ouru if we coulU not replace H- that’s all Leather r,‘ltr' Ult. to.ot lot.re.Ud ’htone... 0" Uw N.liot>.l wrt ot Wurr.pOlul •IW’-'” "J**ot hi. e.perkooe. .utT trip o«r .h. Un«- Red Front Shoe Store. ed Sl.ute 111 tilt tamltwe* »blBh he K. die -rtwtbratt*. uod ■' rallro.il era. ,od lo thl. «.f l««’« I”ciuuirj. He »t»l- Ultwelt the W"1* Of than cost, then xealize enough on the other goods he sold to offset the Hcr/.s same quality of goods. Woolley & Bronson Kate Rider. Keeper of Records—M. W. Hicks. tountrv, we hate parcbaactl aud are now using oue of IM Mason Pruning Imple- MpCUtcr of liulws.” ‘■HL-l;.-::, At the annual meeting of the 7th Sun­ day school district, comprising counties of Ionia. Eaton, Clinton aud Barry, held at Grand Ledge, the Rev. A. D. Grigsby was unanimously elected president. B usby. It’s quality you wan; not quantity. lu town Mon<t»r fvcnlne. »U'I ««’' • '-ioui> tG’-vt-quenuek .other tiwu would cariy The Star Sunday school will picnic at Acker’s Point next Wednesday, Aug. 26. Come all and have a good time. . Usual services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. Y. P. S. C,_E. at 6:30. Gospel temperenee meeting on the lawn in front os Mrs. Bailey’s residence, Sun­ day afternoon at 8.10. Annis, of Albion, and Grace DrolletL of Bellevue, spent Sunday with Miss T ©ah risk of Ten Woo.Hand, wag bll- ftputte i mlder last Vi- prompttaediCAl nuetnluu averl- W. R. Cook, Henry Havens. John M.’ Payne. H- Rogers. J. M. Rogers, C. H. Waters, J. S. Calkins. John McGuire, D.. M. Reed. F. G. Beamer. James Nary. H. L. Howard. Albert Smith, DI R. Trego, ‘ John Haugh, J. R. Dudly, Fremont, Mich. Messrs. S. Hartman, of Bellevue, Homer Ryan, uf Kalamo, and the Mlssess Irene shoes and run the Js the time to fix for this trade. Jtiian Grigsby, John G. Nagler, J. G. Hughes, Cloverdale for tbe past two weeks, is now at. Wall lake for a ten days cm:ling. times glaring inducements are held out and seemingly large this year, but few o< them will l««ve the aj-4 Oednuiiig lu open up Mall terms. . Trego, Alfred A. Matthews. Irving L. Creasy. V. A.Young. A. F. Sylvester, John Bessmer, Ira Van Valkenburgh, Cyril S. Strange pose During the fair there will be more people In the city than upon any occasion H.-s, nuuivrons #4 lhe various A. Garwood, A. H. Bates. L. Smith, F. Miss Lizzie Luvelgnd. who has been visiting friends at Hickory Corners and depot fur If yniliave n house to rent better put a ■ li. G. Carter, S. N. Williams, E. J. Crook, M. B. Todd. F. West. Geo. C. Scott, N. T. Parker, D. R. McElwain, F. N. Ickes, C. tbe Hob. P. T. Coigrove, will no doubt be —That you should nnrm< Mtiuut the city aru begin- visiting at-' Litbrop are advanced to the highest office within the gift of the order of the Knights of Pytlila>', paper for such, a pur­ V.> haw imu seveeal inquiries, for Dr. aud. Mrs. Marshall this week. O ERR in buying HARDWARE is an easy matter. weeks away every merchant should see that bls wares are advertised, if hti ever <•? it. young woman but 22 years af age, her hus­ band and little child. The husband was murdered In cold blood, tbe llttl* child (iai car will leave this city ft> accommodate -was chafeed to death before the eyes of those who wito to go to Cleveland to at­ •16s mother, and she was led away In eaptend ttai meeting of the Supreme Lodge U. nivity to become the common property of R. K. P. Tbecar will arrive in Detroit tbe captbre—a fate far worse than death. :»ow that the county fair Is only n few go»<! wheel ('heap. F. DiLLBAHNKR. Among the Munday Aug. 24 th at 7.23 a. tn. a spec- Cncek JournaL Bicy: uctlcn at Ocdnn Skint er’s bicy­ cle ho-p-fn!. Saturday. Come und get a : Same lime ago. Dr. feuleeba, of this city, received a letier from a Missionary in his the city of Diarbeklr, and murdered as many to give a man lhe colic to look at it. hurt to warrant her In having Mrw. Rickie NIsms Jennie and Ora Jones are the, arrested, so a warrant was sworn ont aud Mrs. Mary M. Schantz, of Hastings, gueate-o! Mr#. Al. H. Weber. died at the asylum at 3^0 Thursday morn­ served on Mrs, Rickie Wednesday, and Captain Miller, of Kalamazoo, was in ing. the result of opium poisoning. Mrs.. she was taken before J ustrlee Riker. The Schantz, who was suffering from acute de? trial was adjourned until, tomorrow, when the dty, yesterday, on biwinea*. * ; presston, cmne to the usyfttm early in Mrs. Rickie will answer to the charge of Miss Mae Gorham, of Dowling, -spenl March last fur treatment. She improved assnnit and battery ­ Sunday with.friends In tbe city. rapidly, and two menths ago she '•as so well that she resided on the ------------ ---------— first- convaiesThe Knighte of Pythias excursion to Mr. and Mrs. W. Burman spent Monju.nl K..<1 .....a ■— . * .. . Bnl f"r Uw ’0O0,h ^ Cleveland, Ohio, which leaves this city ■ day with friends st Grand Rapids. lived nt the cottage nt the entrance to the ’ ■sylnm'gropnds. She had seemed very Monday morning. August 24th, will prob­ Mr. and Mrs, John Barry, ot NashvilK Cheerful aid had visited friends in Kala­ ably be one of the finest and most pleasure­ j are visiting uid friends In the city. ’ mazoo a number of times within the post ;able events of the season. The fare to go. ; Mr. and Mrs. AL Tinker, of Detroit, three, weeks and had numerous calls from aud return is only $6.57. The trip in­ friends and relatives from* Hastings.' Her are guests of Mr. and-Mrs. F. A. Myers. husband visited‘her on Thursday. Aug. C. eludes a day light ride down ‘the Detroit; Mrs. Lee. of Piymoutii, was the guest of and later arranged by correspondence for river and Lake Erie ou the splendid steam­ Mrs. j. W. Hendershott, tbe part week. her return home Aug. 13. her discharge er. City of Cleveland, which arrives at from the asylum being deferred on ac­ Cleveland at 6 p. m. same day. Tickets ‘ Miss Francis Bownc, of Chicago, is vis­ count of the exceedingly warm weather. iting her father, Will Bowne, In this city. On Tuesday afternopn she received calls good,to return any time on or before Au­ from Judge Armstrong, Mr. Sheldon, and gust 31st? Excursionists can return on Mr. and Mrs. B_. Wellman, of Brooklyn, Mr. Powers, of Host'litgv, and Mrs. Maus, any night boat dr they c m return on morn­ N. Y.. are visiting Mr. and Mr.«. Cheater of Kalamazoo, and seemed quite as well ing boat and stop at Pat In Bay island. Messer. as usual. Mrs. Mary Ryan leaves Saturday for a Wednesday morning she was found to Two bands of music will be ou the boat l« suffering from narcotic poisoning, and a splendid orchestra for dancing, also visit with Battle Creek and Marshall though she denied having tak&n any­ the celebrated Knight of Pythias singing friends. thing. Strenuous efforts were made quartette, led by Col. W. L. Jennings, of . M. L. Cook aud P. T. Colgrove,.wefe in by the asylum physicians during the day .to save her life, and Wednesday night she Lapeer. Mich. .The program at Cleve­ Lansing. Tuesday, un state eqnilteation seemed out of danger. She grew worse land' includes a great parade, boat racing, business. after midnight and despite all that could 83,000 worth of fireworks and a picnic at Chas. Jones and family, of near Battle be done fpr her, died at 3.25 Thursday Euclid Beach Park, also prize drills. The Creek, spent.Stluday with Mr. and Mrs. morning from heart failure, having suf^ fered from an organic heart disease for citizens of Cleveland have subscribed $35,­ Al. H. Weber. 000 to make this encampment a great suc­ many months. W. P. Garrett, of Middleville, was in . All the facts were laid before the prose­ cess. About 30 of our citizens.have made cuting attorney and- Coroner Verhage arrangements to take this trip. Cars will town Wednesday and Thursday, the guest Thursday-morning by the asylum authori­ of D. R. Cook. ties, aud these officials decided not to have leave C. K. A 8. depot at 7 a. m., August Mrs. Wm. Wells anU Mrs. Burt Wilcox, ’ an Inquest, as It is understood the family 24th. did not desire It. ‘ • Hastings, Mich. July 29th. 1896. of Mason, were the guests of Mrs. Her­ All the symptoms of the case pointed, to We the undersigned after witnessing an bert Karker the past week. . morphine poisoning but no remnant of the Miss Marion Bayne, returned to her drug nor evidence of the amount taken has exhibition of tbe Mason Pruning Imple­ been found, nor is there any diUnite theo­ ment unite in pronouncing It a great Im­ home in Graud Rapids last Saturday, after ry as to where she obtained IL Her hus­ provement over the old method. Tho ma­ a week’s visit with Mrs. Frank Hams. band came from Hastings Wednesday and chine is so constructed that the operator Mrs* Ida Johnson, who was called her© returned Thursday afternoon to arrange for the funeral. The remains will be tak­ standing ,on tbe ground can manipulate to attend lhe funeral of her Deice, Mrs. en from the asylum Friday afternoon to and train the tree to his entire satisfaction Amy Maynard, returned to Jackson, Mon­ Hastings aud the funeral held from tbe doing the work In the most satisfactory family residence. Relatives are expected manner and saving a vast amount of time day evening. from Wayland and elsewhere to accom­ Misses Etta and Eva Montgomery re­ pany the body home.—Kalanuttoo Tele- and labor. All who have work of this turned to lopia Saturday, accompanied by qrajih. ■ . kind to do will find it io their interest to Miss Ida Fitzsimmons, who will visit in Mrs. Schantz was seen by several see and investigate this marvelous im-! of the delegates who attended the Three proYement in tree pruning: R. F. Biiviq, j Ionia for a few weeks. Rivers convention Tuesday and to them Henry Arbor, of Delton,, has moved his . six* talked cheerfully and seemed In good James M. Bauer, A. H. Ickes, T. S. De­ spirits. Thu funeral was held Friday and. Mott, C. B. Baldwin, Oscar Matthews, P. family in tbe bouse on the corner of Green was largely attended.Rev. Lowry officiat­ N. Bump, J. H„ Ration, H. Parmer, 1. street and Broadway, recently vacated by ing___________________ Sponable, C. L. Reamer, A. W- Hilton, Mr aud Mrs. Richard Kurtz. native land, Mesopotamia, that ou Dec. -35. last, a band of about 60,COO Kurds attacked Cook grew Xt on hie fcrm iu ’Orangeville. Mr. She OIh ttrnt Iras logo near it. Public lieallh dcinattdij a goal system of sewerage in this bair cut, or n first class shave. the lateet styles How and a disgrace to Uj'c city, a breeding place of disease, and a stench to everyone A complete line ot all of Frames at the Christmas rludie. . was just as quiet as we don't lltee to see the weather maker go to extremes. lars and cwrs, which : Bagby Brot.-can giveyou tiielahwt style lights were burning all Its really an acrennble' change, but theu. by Marshal Hough, tor having too ibuch ' on the campground inE. Pennock's grove, during tbe storm Sunday nlghL Please* frigid wvattrer the past week, the air get­ ting pretty frosty upon-t^venil occasions. Alfred Cbeeaman was arrested, Tuesday, fur. Vmat.W. 11. Spetiee’a. -Please correct an item the camp ground. Mrs. E. I^xwock. ^The Savlt Ste Murle News last week tv. ■;.:::gpatb|j“ froux'TSc np-at Mc- Erb., Mr. Eiutor: which some how crept into your paper last week coucwnlng the great confusion posed to the driving rain and I know that and leave your order. havittgemmniileU the murderocs assault upon tire ufcl man Jaokson in Maple Gwfce. ■?i:uree isal.l right und nonfe-hki shoes, fact that the eclipse occurs on Saturday and make up tbeir lost sleep next morn­ ing. • , ' help, no tents blown down, no one left ex­ Lunn's, tbe tatior’s, y-Kesd M' G :-y’s t-jieecb on ilwiueide cf :hi* piper*• ’ Xmcbe*. Im­ ter. because they are made to fit you. Why ing term uf tbe circuit court, charged with Marples, for -yuur 10 will be don’t you go toC. E. MarpMV, BW, ' mwm’s disk say there was no confusion, no women and children running about screaming for jaw and Insane t-ar, will be brought Back : Les only 10 cents at Human A •dinmater of the they wear better and they look much bet­ posite Court Hbu-e Erasnvs. aU(l ending About, three-quarters of the night and tfiey may remain up to see it ■At the Sunday School convention for the four counties In-Id at Grand Ix*dge last Timothy Seed, grsln bugs etc, ' barrell «t Phillips • A partial ecllpae ot the moon August 22, will be visible thrnexbnut the United Slates, beginning at le p. U great obstruction. What many ’will doubtless consider a fortunate thing is'the had. . They g|W anoth«r%n- rect ontbeatrret next Satu^Jay evening. mersed in the shadow al the time of the a very pleasant and profitable session was .. a fur allowing rested nnd fined last He and Dr. SuFeebamade addresses, and Fred L. Heath, ThH‘ P1^,nfi was Ter* Canada thistles to grow on their fanni^A few examples uf this nature In ether parts will Pa­ also t A1*1'”*’ mudi larger erood of pecp|t on tbe than has yet been out on a Si’unlty even­ •t 8:48 a; m. of this county would prow* .-very whole­ . ;vc every thing you vt A -Pencils, Tablets, ., r. Pens? Books, Etc, nr,:, ber of novelties. : m2 Rood and ths music seemed to bring out ing tin-summer. Miss J. It. Sherman now occupies very pMnsjint Kud conunb:ilt)'.i s quarters, having 4 lu-.. D*y—Not Kno^n lolte in U» prat Jason and Mary McElwain sptot Sondsy tered Mrs. Newton over the bead a coaple ! in Nastviite. 0“‘> 2b Buy your School Will soon •commence. T. K. BrW has two before the of times as hard as she could drive with her parasol Mrs. Newton felt sufficiently tbe tree, which resulted as stated. .,:TER THE FIRST MONn‘*v IN SEPT. IS THE ist DA> OF SCHOOL- (the 8th.) store Tuesday afternoon, and mattiaee was over. Mrs. Rickie had bat­ SCHANTZ. OF HASTINGS. *nd in catchtag hold of tire tree missed kts tiolrt and caught hit arm ta tire crotch of OPIUM POISONING Weissert Bros �Hastings Batcher Thursday, Aug. 20. 1896. COOK BOOS. Proprietors. deeply in debt. IN A “BULLA-CARTA. TEE VOUNG CZARINA. squarmuilt CSS# The masler-av-arms went out into Tbe Prinoo of Wales Owes Vast A Beautiful Woman of Bright and tbe Plnzu and hired a bulla-carta. A that Lord VV Vigorous Intellect. Sums of Money. 1 bulla-carta is In reality a coxcred sled others are remedy farComuinp-.^desperately brave ahnk* Tbe majority. thounndi of hopdes anything but ' ?"» I think, do their it leads them into gucse ideas, two men are neces*ary. Constantinople, Aug. 15.—The United of Nation*. , One gues ahead, in order to chefek any way. talking of Stales minister, Alexander W. Terrell, correspond.euta, 1 remember an inci­ ambitious intentions od the part of the ~tms demanded the immediate release What does tbe prince of Waleaowe? Tbe beautiful young cmprena of Rus­ dent that may interest you. It waa at 'of six Armenians, naturalized Ameri­ Probably nobody alive could answer tne sia looked upon her recent coronation. oxen, und apparently does theguildiag. the beginning of the Aahantee cam­ question, even approximately. offhand. Dot as doubtless have many others in The duties of the other ore harrier to cans, who are imprisoned at Aleppo, paign, just after our landing; a squarela so doing Mr. Terrell intimated that For 30 years at Ibast his books have her place, only as a state function of define; he receives the fare incidental­ built, little man came up to me and said, those any further imprisonment of American shown a balance on tbe wrong side, and unparalleled splendor, but as a solemn ly, and urges on the oxen sjx-aking slowly, and with aa unmiscitizens would not be tolerated. despite tbe large sums annually passing religious rite. She makes no secret of plaintive, wailing IpDes which he who MUTGAGE SAL» into bis strong box. the deficit is bo- the fact that she lias taken Sife mo«t has^beea to Madeira can never forget, takabl? American accent: “ *GeDend, allow me to in traduce myto hare increased every year seriously aiuoe her betrothal to thr and which incline him to believe that ■ucsf lapguugr u* umk w. self; I am the correapoudeul of the the Portuguese lapguagr la one of lam­ coimrJ^ui 1 ^ Zhi* °f j Wilh ^oon,Jr regularity, in 1884 he czarowitz became an accomplished Aa Mr. Keegan'tersely re- New York Herald. I—’ ■ country West of here, at Underwood, |«»ld to be getting, from all sources fact; nor yet that, in dplte of her devo­ entation. AH.. *—-' *y ~verything is “on skates” in “Too busy to attend lo him, I cut him Dawaiort Bxacetoro of il. . Mgh water delayed (rains; north, at ! combined, about SGUp.dooa rear. What tion to her husband, Ute man of her marked. everything is “on skates” in jnaueira. Tbe streets of Funchal arc short with ’What can I do for you. — — .---------- I1 M« Inomno |Is a oow lt woniaom^ his gross Income oow it would-puczle heart’s choice, as well as-tbe suitor Madeira. T* Brayton and Exira, there' is enormous pared with smafl lava blocks, set bn airT dred and dtfuy-otw w :11 ..*2ZLr «»bunage to crops; east, at Anita, Turkey anybody to find out. Mr. Gladstone, whom the statesmen of her country Jw.vu «... -------------------B-. .------ that “He replied, imperturbably, with the Ite Bflk« Ot the ResM-r7,r J® end. and ixrtished to a degree that —-------,, "<lurnSUi. -J M tb'Jtn » meek overflowed and half the city is- In 1880. with that knightly deference thought it desirable xhv should esponac. -------------------- ’Well, makes walking dangerous to people same exasperating slownewt: SBty third day <4 j,1L1 x 1, ‘"J;.?* u»dcr water. At Dexter the wind blew to the dynastic principle which has al- she considers that the brightest part who wear the shoes of civilization, general. I want to be as near you aa I fheTW taudred sod ®M>ty or* tn Ijr-tr*',. ,.J v 'V**® -ways been so marked a characteristic of her life waa left behind with her ea w par- W» which wurf *”*«* down. small buildings. Hence the owners, of the bulla-cartas can if there is any fighting to be seen.* in him (and which has been constantly irresponsible girlhood. nmkmed o» the tenth day .4 During their do u thriving business with foreigners. [ “ ’•Ca.pt. Capt So-and-fk» So-and-So has charge of all Mrtteea iiuixtrrd aa<1 ninety Chioaco la Choaan. repaid by tbe moat spiteful ingrati- honeymoon, ds was natural with a »®d Ir» Davenport, New York, Aug. 15.—At midnight it , tude from at least the head of the especially up the slope, where a false the arrangements concerning corre- D Waterman, of 15ru.wt, lD W<J young lover, the czar was inclined to was announced that Chicago luul been ' i?" Btcp is fraught with no inconsiderable Bpondents,’ I rejoined, curtly; *y°u Ernest T Taprey of the aa»r j-iam , 25? • ihwn thr bwlqu.rtrr. of the demF"“rt thro“Sh the huu- of cut utuliencvr. of state short, to sign wHl of Pamela w f consequences. ' *had ’ *"**'• “" ’- A ”3 *»**h better see ul him. And with thia TI cutor of lhe laid «®>«» K Watermen of tK-i.-J£ commons a measure to consolidate, re­ official documentswith hardly a glance ocratie national committee in deference turned on my heel nnd went about my arrange and otherwise reform the atlheir contents, and to openly display , It was up tbe hillside, or rather up to tbe wishes of Mr. Bryan. It was anTnoma* G. Watarman. deream-j. whir-h ’’ whole business of royal grants, with impatience when too many details were the first slopes of tbe mountain, that business. rfrumeut was.im Vje First day ,>t a n f aounced, also, that Senator Gorman had “I saw no more of my correspondent etabtesn hundred ar.d ntnet/fv.<,7£A ’ particular reference to tbe prince of submitted to hir. consideration. With the villa to which the master-at-arm? ' been offered and had declined the chair- Wales'and his family. Mr. Gladstone nud Hert-tre^OBreJa Libert- cl Few visit | womanly tact and sweet reaaonable- was going was situated. w?’ch K,orK' tnanahip of the campaign committee. vouched for tbe bill in a speech of great ness, tbe czarina has modified all this. Madeira w ho do not take that.delightful neaa of speech for many a day. I did claimed u. be due al the date (.f th of Three Hundred and .f-t Home from Europe. earnestness and eloquence, and It went Iler bright and vigorous intellect has ride Up the mountain on horseback, and not even know whether be was accom­ sum M> and do tut or prwre.hi..-. (SMS Washington, Aug. 17.—-Mrs. John A. through <u> uui iI uuxtall ngut, right, but have ucw never lucl met known how to give interest to the dull­ experience the delirium of tbe coast panying tbe column or not. leg been Instituted at Uu tn -r . Logan Is again ot Borne after a long trip anyone who felt sure that he under“Personally speaking, I was only in «■ any nut ItoM .ou.. |< ness of business of stat^; her originality down, oier the polished stones, m a ,lran.fba>0>TMayll.r;'<h o..> Au^2 .braad. Last fall Mrs. Logon took to stood the exact effect of Ila provisions, danger once during the whole expe­ neat. *»,!.»«> o-ri<»> tall,, tw-c/oo :-Jg has thrown a glamour over the monot­ wicker sled. Ascending, the traveler .-'urope on an extended trip a party of , waa assumed, however, that it ccrdition. It was shortly before we erionous round of court ceremonies, while looks from hir saddle Over thc high ,cTeral youhg ladies and acted os their • tainly left .the prince no worse off than .terrd Coamo sate, I hnd pressed for­ her suggestions as to what might be yellow walls on each bund info inviting ..haperon throughout the tourt he was before, and It did, in one rcward with the advance troops, hoping Hunarda knd Card* Barred. 1 gpect, definitely increase bis specified done for this or that section of the gardens of tropical luxuriance, their to break the last effort at reaiatancc Utodi therre! a> Khali w'«<SX Hereafter there can be no public jnCome by creating a new grant of community have done much to make I shade trees often completely probing and have done with tbe affair, when to •altafr »O the amount rttw on W|, N. her consort realize that the millions' the way over his bead. But the mas­ card, billiard or pool playing in Litch- jigo.OOO a year to him for bls children the enemy, utilizing the heavy covert, vrith-aerea per cert luUrent aarf hpUwS* 3eid. ieid. The city council has passed an —this to be in lieu of further grants he has to govern are human individu­ ter-at-arms cared nothing about look­ came dow*n and fairly surrounded us. totethH-wlthaa altered f,r.>! ten provided for by rtatnte u.m l« »<> the ordinance which declares that it is un- lo thein ns individuals during his life-1 als, and not «me great vague indefinite Ing into the gardens, and had n sailor's For a few minutes tbe position was folknriai: Here or pa reel <>| <i v .• i prejudice ugiinst horres; he discreetly The South Weat quarter of tt- >nth Wrlawful for any person to keep billiard, time< since then Jiis elder son ba*died whole. critical, and every tnan hnd to fight, West quarter of Sr num Twemv-tao k-’ ta preferred thc bulla-curia. Even the TWe do not arsert that tbe young cmjooI or cart! tables for public use, rent . ................................................. . i for the enemy’s fire waa poured in at Township Twn Htf Nerth Harre J.r z.1 and his elder daughter has married a -»r hire or to allow them to be used nnnKcr.pecr. wno »s also an mvmaio jw-ror would not in time have made this pfeturexque procession of wine-growers close quarters. They pressed ‘upon us in the Cc.<n.rjr oi J'rery n <1 H’atr - f u .; u.o'' roaiMk'Ina forty acrei — «■- — m banker-peer, who is also nn Intimate mywhere in the riiloge. The penalty frieil(] of the princc. and who, we inuy discovery for himself, but it is notori- which be .met coming down tbe mdun-, from al> sides, dodging from tree to Dateu Kalatnazno Mu ous that his youth and disinclination tsijt, with skins slung over their shoul.’Or the violation of this ordinance is be sure, has relieved him from tho to interfere in public affairs have kept derx. made ho more of an Impression tree, and cautiously edging closer, fine of 8100 or 90 days’ imprisonment. Hulks E.Watk** f-. necessity of accounting for that por- him more in the background than is * on him than if they had l>een a draft hoping to get band to hand. In the . _ Awsn-r»'-t v.nrtrti«» 1 ticulnr fourth of the grant. Another hottest of it my attention was enught J. D. BI.-RXS. Att.«rpey tor AmIcu'**-* usual with heir* to the throne, while of new hands. He back behind the by a man in civilian's clothes, who was Much damage was done by forest daughter. Princess Maud, is to wed Li* father’s unexpected death prevented curtains of his bulla-cnrta. atid smoked . PBU'BATKOKDKl:. ires in the vicinity of Sault Ste. Marie. a cousin of the Danish family, who will the late czar from associating his sou bro^n paper cigarettes, and mt«dltn<i'd some 15 or 20 yards in front of me. State of Nfcl>utsn.C«raun ofBarrv-u nrvl who was completely surroundcfl Hadis, a station on the South Shore be handsotriely provided for from a with himself In the administration of At B arSMluii of lh«- Probata 6'W’on Hie gravity of bis mission: and he Oonntv of Barry. b6kh ri al th,- Pr o!?>» -I* ■oad, was wiped out and its residents financial point of view, and it may be the empire. It Is on- undoubted fact norAcred whether flit1 sen hors would by the advancing savages. He aeemed tad lo flee foe their lives. Tbe regular taken for granted that here. too. no to jmy no attention to tbe danger he that Emperor Alexander thoaght ,. w„ f .... .„... on .....the plan. Only ona?. Irok ith r favor ooe;h«ewMi eteht hun^rnl si <1 -uir.r> outh Shore passenger train was com- , heavy outlay is to be dreaded by tbe most highly of his future daughter*. wherf he had! to turn out fur n fat rc was in. but. kneeling on one knee, took Frew nt, Cbarie- W. Anun.irooit. J' died to return; owing to the intense ' prince, hef father. aim. and fired again and again, and I Frnhate in-law’s strength cf purpose nml force clesiastic 1—। - from — the raorent above. — wn». seemed to sec thnt every time he fired eat and tmoke. Several of the pnssenThe prince of WuleD still has. thereof character, and It\ the conversations he nroas--<l from these retire:less. .The era fainte<l before tbe train got out of fore, a gross income of $5C0.0CO or more, ho had with b/-r during his last illnesi a black man fc.li. I was fascinated by On rrwdiuK and fllicjr thf t* tllhii dulv vertM priest wns dwiccntiir.g at u pave which . he fire belt. 'and yet. with all the machinery fur his danger and coblnesa. As our main ot Gilbert Hock-. s»>u cf julc ccmtM.i. it is likely he spoke long and *criously would have-dct’ird a trolley i*r. but he.fla *»M Wtltirm torih that itr ' body chmr up at»d tbe savages were forreSM»os U..UU ir’uiehta.ni llBb<«ilufc- hi, eurn-nt expew,, wljleb real estate of wUd <n-rra»rt1. an la wUttan on the opportunities.she would have of *at in hi* sled with ns much equanimity < ‘ driven back. I went forward to sev Mtwrtned iw- refthtowt? st a •< • < f- «-.be | During the week e.-d.xi on AugMt B e,|>erien« .n.l neoe».it.V hare |K-efiwt- influencing her huhband anil thus in­ r.. if he were Rronnuncltjg u lienedic-: heir* nt k»» »» ’ »aht Jr.-eap, . arret j k to tbe that nd hrwm came to my civilian* V eport, wnt ill by 52 oluener, in vu- <*. he gets get. more and mure Into debt. directly swaying the destinies of the rd. be I sritu'e Im >wch care n«»<ie 3--<J vrotithd tion, h« guide deftly Im Inured cn the t friend, who row just ns 1 reached him. ;■ l*Msr*ioa rt u ortterrt* that ii-*<rtavtfce * iou,portions uf the .Ute iudleUe that > hnvc " ''b my on u eye, u letter j vast and great jtc? abou* tolH-corr.mltrunriers behind-—Winstun Churchill, in To my astopishment it wax fbe corrc-1I Ftbday of 8?-»:fh>berJl. H . at trh e'e’ork In c'iyirnu?, ’ •in- »rl> wilmn long by hta-f.ele.1 l,'« prlsefpa! [ tad "to’bi, habita. ■ Morbus a-inl C, — nol uw. lone,w,.H ago .,ftM he । Century. u!un of business tc uu old-catcblishcd j xporident of the New York Herald, and . ptrn*<« iu <tt’s.»the be." "* * ” ~ j t ,j B mjthing new to the Muscovite ■ reaped und influenza decreased [n , rm wine waa merchapte. lo whom the • ~ EXHIBITING A HAREM. • • he began again in the same slow, calm j statesmen to note thr gracious pres- 1 ■। rea w. of prevalence. ^ Consumption I -portt-d at 216 ptace,, typhokl fcrer ot prince lui.l ntd ,'.nil ! -KO Jpr tire [ „„ of „ ,n thc ^ouooil cbamter. lie Proteh <XA H.nokrupt fasha liveemet » Dome»Uc tee, is the CW o: Itasitnc*. tn n> ” *V.’e!l. general—’ p diphtheria at la, scarlet fever nt 22, years or more. Th., hnd ' -* very! ---------* Itereaau respectfully for a settlenu n 1. istitl this. • •• B ‘ "Again I interrupted him: ’ Yon I maitles at SQ and whooping'cough at .r..u.. r... ! the example of the dowager empress ' I -v A gcuithir oriental harem :* now be* in «ub*fnncr. wuh the answer, -which, ! when,. unannooncod, she quietly a . „ enters ing exhibitcdlihrougbout Europe. TL» | were lucUv to escape. Didn’t you ace flirt ter T 5 - places. , ’ at.bus lieeu «at«1.1 personally *aw: “Hts the room, usually with -«ome dainty manager of tbe Berlin IT.ncpticutn has that you wen* surrounded’.’’ 1 royal highness is extremely nntoyid ------ sr tf’tVell. genera!.’ hr begun again. ’I thereof by c; vaIdk •* t_ — Ixand, and — ...lug — ■ jKjj^.uadeii o pasha living in the holy needlework iu vher seat publtsbra in *the Frank Ycrriugtou, J limes Bu trick, at your communication.-and instructs herself where,-bj* raising her dark >-.s, u, ... exhibit hut ..«»u U1vw’।: guete I wns'loo much occupier! by the paper pr.::rd bimi dreri-.trd in »*.JC<*nlyot city of Knyrornan to baren ’ .M. Manekc and Martin Manning me to say that if hr gets any more such beautiful eyes, she can let them rest on ■ to lhe unfaithful. Tbisis thr firat tfcne । niggers in front to pay much atten­ MSTi. Otx-r i:. cs- L rreet for t irre ibOttre week' previous to »1M <lx) <•’ he rtn,-. i-ere drowned at Benton Harbor while letters bis patronage of your establish- her husband’s face, proceeds to give .a Moluimmcdsn has ever dared to disrr- ' tion to those behind.’ « CHA*. W. AKMtoanMa. Mthilig in the - lake. The bodies of.• ment will be nt once n»-d permanently . . ‘ JiuL* ol ITvtwte. “Tbit was evidently the Aimpie truth. eager and intelligent attention to all gnrd the very strict laws of bis creed in 1 (A tnis copy.) ’errfngton, Butrick nnd MaueRe were withdrawn. I inclose J750 on account, that is going on. j such a way. The story of bow It dll. Whatever men may any in tbe' future eoovered. Yerrington’s wife was which is th? most lliat can lx* done at Lbont Henry M. Stanley, no -one that came about w iquite curious. The It is known thrtt ITinccss Alix ■athlng with him when drowned. I present.” rot Hesse was passionately fond of mu- 1 pasha, the proprietor of tlx* harem, be-' has seen bin in dauber, will deny that | It is easy to think harshly of the situ- sic. and as, in marrying the czar, she bis courage is of the ’first quality. 1 came bankrupt, nnd worried much t ** Tht Niagara Falls Route.’ A Chicago & Grand Trunk freight «'!«",,v "urf' entered a family whose devotion to the t about his inability tu keep up in d.ue ; took a liking tn him on the apoti and vlwn nf pnrv this, but somehow tome tin-put In:? of It art is equalled by few, it might be we became great friends: nor has any­ style bis very liumerous family1. Tbe' MW; rain broke in two at Haslett Park, . thing occurred -since to alfor tny opin ­ comes uppermost. If ever 11 man was utaiioM. . 1*5 (Sig; Si I? thought thnt she would spend morn \manager, „ --------,«r --------i-w.-r* who happened to ---------l»c iu ilZgypt tear Lansing, and a rear-end collision thrust by fortune into a false position, ion of him.”—London Saturday “ Reemilted. An unknown man who was and then remoraelAsly held there, ns in '! time than ever nt tbe instrument she to cngr.gc attractions for the side sbo-.v ' view. , prefers. The contrary is the case, the ' of the coining exposition iu Berlin.’ teallng a ride was killed and nine cars a vise; by forces entirely licynud bis von- ‘ '* magnificent piano in her’boudoir will L-.-ard of the pasha's difhcultieo. and [ ■ staked with 3,600 bushels of lemons 8-Arion* One Chan®* In a »I titan. •trol. it is this fin happy prince of Wales. *• , remain closed for long rhornhigs at the prevailed upon him to accept a mag-, ere demolished. Perkins Was a Rochester man.He It is not open to.him logo through the I WMBTWAMD. |B.«B.Am > ; time, while the graceful head ot tha nifleent sum for-a six months’contract played poker in Denver or in New York •nsBs........ ................................... •’? « bankruptcy court. Hr cunnnt vul down [ l.lUt!*. Adam's First V.'tre. . R.‘- nStaiEN. l4*xl Ae«-u:. llartfsp । young empress ir bent low over some ta .exhibit himself nnd family in —wherever he was. One occasion fount’ bis.current outlay to noy such rranom- | ' page in the crab! rd characters of the The old Tulniudists have a queer Europe. The pasha, wh-.i had toeboose him aboard a Mississippi steamer loader: ITsgtlud neet.” concerning and Eve was an after consitlcratbe first, pair created ieul point us would yield tarings large ,; Muscovite tongue, or one. which, while Between a certain fortune hmcug the with corn. There was a pnrty playing I ion. The Talmud says Lilith wns erc:y the According todust the enough to aff»-et the ct» r-mounting , w ritten in the simpler language of the l ^ed justAlmighty. us Adan war-out of the unbelievers or: gbsolute ruin, staring poker with corn—red corn: there wat prinviptil uf his debt’s. He hus to go on ,’ French, deals with subjects of no more :fory. -Lilith was Adam ’ s original • ‘ helpta, him In thc face at home, was peHuaded pf lhe earth. Soon after rhe breath ot in the weary trentknill.using the uajd-v I no white corn ixj the west at that time [fife'had been breathed into her ears that comes iu to extingu'ish here and general interest than international law. to accept the rfinnager-’s offer," and thu* Perkins ant in and went broke. He ex — London Queen. blx household i* now to be seen for 50 cusrd himself for a moment and went 'you will remember that the Bible snyt there ancient claims which double TIME TABLE. pfennigs (13 cent*) a head nt Berlin. ! out—went down in the bold nnd fell •nofttrils” in Adnm’n case), her entire1 themselves at usurious rates, racauThe Ill union Dispelled. ' lo Kflect May ft. •ratnre changed to such an extent that An elderly Russian princess much ad­ —/Sure eriongfi. th* paxha showed excel-, among thu cars in tbe dark. He got onr while contracting new obligations to Central Buuatxrrf Dunlent teste In the selection of his'wlveu.' nnd shelled a lot of kernels. When hr, -he •U’camc n veritable demon. About dicted to gambling, and very supersti­ rise up nnd confound him later on. hia time the devil cams along, nnd. If there were no other signs of th’v. tious, was one day . engaged „ in her fa- all of whom are very-good looking, and came back he found a jack-pot had just iTBOC^nizing in .’.dam’s, wife nil that. nre considered great brnutira from nn started. Hr remarked thnt he would • the social bumiliutions to which the vorite pastime when a gentleman of Stations. vaainecr.'^ary to make a first-class gov-। prinue has surrendered himself during genial iw-pcct, but horribly deformed. oriental standpoint. There are a r.um­ “stay'.** Tie threw in some kernels, and I Tritss of the. iuferoal fogious. perber of very handsome children from six blest if they were not all white. He wtw , 1 be past dozer, years, solely fortbrsake came and sat down beside her. “Hbw . , xonin. |*uadei! her to quit rite first man anilI of the mohey they would yield, would lucky!*’ thonght the good lady. In this called dawn ”4or -fuTr.” us the boys say i *-«>l 4>p-, tt UISU F,<!? J-OllMT OTe 7° SV >l• i> v^iUi him into the “upper regions of xnale slaves topAcml to nil thciluticsof arid-he hnd to quit. The next morning Chicago . furnish ample evidence. I have s|>okeit ‘ penntaoion, and with the|snurance com ’ .he air.” To us this rerms like a queer. often before of t hr peculiar sigiiifironre i mon to persons of high rank, she began the household in full vitnv of the onWok- hr ... went down ... - — —....and, looked in the hold ' :lacc for the location of bell, but thnt c-re. The tdcu Interesting part of th? around, und there was not another white Kal-Mniua.' Lv.. I of Kviilxm HaNBOtin’a presence til that to stroke the protuberance of the hunch-n Ra»tQo«Tcr....... n-thc direction the pair art-uaid to hare I notoriousTrunby Croft baccarat party.- ‘ back’ whilst increasing tbe amount of rhaw i* not the perterh* themselves, but rar of corn in the whole' 10.000 bushel* BK-Mstet J.inc*: th? f xketi when they left \dnin :ai th-? m>Ii th life they lend in trfe harem, about stored there.—N.. Y. Recorder. The u-ftrlieni .old crimt’iredid not piny her stakes. Tn the course of half an GullLUe(Ysrkvi)i«-> •ocupr.nt uf the garden. At home with which much lifts been written, hut-vyry 1 nt the game, but he had nn itnpurt&nt hour she lost 60,000 francs,yet she did Onwcy .7. he king of th? sulphurous domain, Ulin.......... . connection with.itull the same—»t <-cn- not complain, being firmly convfliccfl little-known. ■ Severe^ of the । agio's vwmvmh... wv.uh «n.uy wmuuccu v.’lvcs have exjtrconiiunrv nccomnllsb* he became,the mother of devils, and iretton . ... urclioq which alone anroiMHnl for I.i- ' that A<~* she * would " gebevpr the • whole . • • • . rrdslr hen deserted Pluto und ln-eainc a1 having brrniadmitted to t\v huu-n- i>i m-?nt.i in the iway of slu^iug. jdnylr.g amount before very long. But suddenly spectre of darkness.” After this . -all. Hi* function was to sit behind rhe thc hunchback stopped playing and. as musical instniincrts and'dancing.They tamfonnation her Rtle delight seems iAjrrtxoa. are very clever handworkers. Mnd while AND NEURALGIA CURED BY # lriiv? been in the dcxtnirtion of In-I prince and tq put on the table out of bis be Mood up, he looke.11 u. Ull -nee prur1 pocket-lhe urcexanry counter* when- dier. He thrust his hand up his Luck i ... -oeeut babes. It is even so hi thnt our' '••nd similar occupations. 1 ever the-prinev lost. Ali thech!|» tlinf and vlthdrew-the hump. -The tatter broidery nml other to!(, “ । the prince won were net gain to hir was nothing more or 1<-f.« thou a huge h.,uphold n-------- . »>er.W. H. Hiy Co./ droiLMicli. household. — Philadelphia Record. . royal itigtiursx. felt wide-nw^ke thnt lhe wearer bad A jiuhFiimo might ir forglvru for mowed away under bis cost to save him-; Trtirttful Chridren. ■- . that ii wu» nutHurh worth while self the trouble leaving hunchback it in th?'.1 ture —— •.« not lie. Let nothingu». o«5!?._! U.,,afc’V .(?..■ f?Lrur:1.. .’<1. f 0 thtnLini? f H. a ro; u| highnesson irn.muK cloakroom. The of supposwl does be done Children nre naturally truthful. Narientnl form. "lilli oh».” which mtutna ttaloaa. these. But tirtH«tt<i»llv-nll practically, all thrsitoriantr thr sporting 1 was ns straight aa a pikestaff. The ; to niter this !»ppy disposition. Cultl-' Avaunt.” or ”Drgt>i>r. Lifitb.” Super thote YES, why not when you can titious Jews of th-? far cast atIH tie prfarra of Europe have gone down^on I princess flew into a passion, called him v^tc I„ them the ;4., lore i.,., of truth. candor vats in put tbe medicine right on tbe he amulets or charms around t\e , to tbe level, and arc oot uKbamrd tc be a swindler and an impostor, and it re- ; and the confession ot error, SOUTH. It is In-’ reeks. waistsL wrists.’or ankh’s of their seen there. The prince of Wales suffers quired the united efforts of all her ' mentabic to tSink whaffeax Clilesco nbles in.order to prr*.Tvr them front from the double misfortune of being ! friends to pacify her,—El Diluvio. j hoods nre uttered tc*deter child .OHh’s evil intentions. . ' ’ - ~ much harder up and of living in n vast­ • keep them quiet, or to make them Stab Knds of TbooKhU. ly brighter blaze of publicity than tbe Grana Rapid. •ent. Threats of being taken by dl . Detroit The telephone takes everybody’s other*. That 'Is all. Of course there and black men. aud other like terrors.1 taasias------nre princes- of great ixiaitiou. like the word. . * are resorted to by ignorant and fooliah German emperor and his brother, who Tbe five o’clock tea is the grub that j servant* to -frighten thenj. and make Caass Drove. ,’ them VMViU nc n in bed. wo. it He VIi stiH 1t is ascertained do nut play cards, anil who hate the makes the butterfly of fashion. provided with curtains, and drawn by two oxen. For the proper management ; of these rehiclas. according tosPortu- HOT SHOT FOR TURKS. Bta Royal HlKbneM Orirn >«b>ct«d ta Daap HotnUtetlon by Kaqaasta from Lew£5^“ T Michigan Central I Vlisuta AR-THRO-PNON-6-A Piles Ouretf SORE SPOT? l Anna Gage, wife of Ei- Deputy U. S. Marslial, Manbas, Ku., saysi of “I was delivered TWINS in less than 20 min­ utes arid with scarcely any jmin Mier using only two boules of “MOTHERS’ whole debused atmosphere of gambling und culled "spurt*’ in which >0 much of iiindern royalty is plunged. Bur they uro rare exceptions, und through the others, the great majority, this new and wnfaur figure of the court favorite: railed indifferently Hirsch. or Suwoiir. or. BJeichroder. or Polnakoff. hits been brought Into familiar prominence. Sometimes one of them, as in the rase of Baron Hirsch. combines with servile and fawning instincts notable und rreu lofty qualities. Mankind very properly is willing, in tbe-raseof Maurice lliroeb. to pass over lightly and quickly the It is usually hard for a man who stretches the truth to get out of the way of the recoil. The Junc’-bug make* more noise than j ■ | | that death, fits, idiocy, or insanity have . been the consequence* of such inhuman-' ity. But, setting a*ide the probable chance ’ of such rolamities, there are a wa«p, but he does not. command a* j much respect. Paradoxical aa it may seem, it hi u fac» that the more mumm a man gets the more loquacious he grows. True to the nature of the beast, many a man who, in his time, has cast sheep’s eyes al a pretty girt, has afterwards had the wool pulled .over them.—Up to Date. other certain results. If the child dia>' cover? the fataehood* practiced upon him. he become* boldly indifferent to the threats, is more disobedient and willful than ever, disbelieve* all that is I said to him. and. finding up respect for j truth in others, ba* no regard for it himself. Firmness In adh-* Or. Handy’s Pile Cure KAffruras... the sore spot and cures Blind Blooding and ktebtag Piles. At drag- Mnittt.......... Cloverdale.. (Maoa........ Mita... Send For Booklet. w. H. HILL co., I Detroit. Mich. (tai RMUaM Jaactioo. r^t Tr.i» -1 Jit c will wall si Woodbury for I . in relation to children, is of KOJIsSStAm»<•-«» . -W nn M n- k \ “ •My husband. splendor and 5. ron>x motive waa - .ud t. �Hastings Banner. ‘hlbg. in It, t Thursday, Aug. aa. 1896. COOK BROS., ProPriet?r* to h„ whej'l'Ud must help me.” Lor'i« I J* * “*r’«1<>»A ran Xtto^^ During Um trip he told me My Strange Patient. I ,ato» “te rariou. happening. io 1 ■J“UrU1<!- “fi. hl turn, wught new, cf nothtgtown In general, and ot mv patient In particular. He had heard .to raid, a atery that the invalid wra a tuth brewer from the wrath who had om, Mrv ■’OU kindI> ««■ Sb, .w^d | ith n gesture. i •he -H,,™ , g ' book towArd B». “U"T. pl«w> hurry—the trait, I. be- ' ■ sen rent to a leaa enervating climate. I ,hnt **** ^“vtht’gfiVreoeiieffen- I • ral circulation and credence, though :.OW it had been .larted wra one of the 'f?ter of the house on the tnyateriea of country aide goaaip. “-He’s from Charleston. South Car’-! . ii her than he was, this Au'ion might have served to Hny, eome folk, alitor," „id Carpenter fiuggdstively. ’ ;i>ieion that his mind was “Irom that .direction, certainly** I <i. give way under thc de-. answered. * * ■• of bis manner of Afterward, it is true, stfk■ “He keeps mighty close.” • oct came to me, though * lie has to. Quiet, absolute quiet, is ■ v. r long-lived; but ntAhdt j the brat niedlcine he can have.” I ba«t.binder was arousou, thef i er.t-d to explain; •d with it UP suggestion 1 " Tain’t i^uch fun for a mau ter live jut tut tinted by/Mime suf- like a clam.” Carpenter observed. "St'dl; for the step Inyhad taken, it’s livin’, and that beats dylu’ even* It’s like fishin* fer boss arid knew, bis safety was not time. but 1 had tii confess my­ .catchin’ bull-heads.” . \\ hen we left the train at the Trent . of tltv/harncter of tne | td.-il, audito note his ar- I station Sam led the way to the stable thour appreciating the 1 where wo hoped to make a purchnw, ;ni/h us a raw recruit The horse, a big dark bay. long-legged /many and seemingly •. nnd with a wisp of a tail, was brought ftions of a veteran- in out of his stall and. trotted up and | down the street for Inspection, fib was garlne. night'after the adven.I’.rsh luinwr.surprised me uion to dine.' He said very ?.<• nieul was in progress, r ta had cleared up the ta:■ i off to her own domain k with unwonted free­ d questions about the iag .which his curiosity i.fW-l‘.orn,and then about ;.ad Kinde in "building up AentX CLl. .P' not a pretty horse In any. way, but Carpenter gave me n nudge, which might lie taken to indicate that The . animal met his Approval. Re drew me aside, after having made u lung and thorough" examination of the horse, “Eight years <5Jd. sound an a dollar; wind and legs all right.” said he, in a whisper. “I’ve seen him before. Hc> good fer-a mile under 2:40. Quiet as a y«, Ja_. j to the 'rnUblng.lnralid. At the next window to hers I had hnd a g!|mp« kcntT^J^’ °ne ^at dream, h^ U,y lnenory and that had gured in the little romance that had crept Into my existence. .. V V,1L VI mtoc. aa a rtlli-, diaplaya few of hi, milder mood, on that coast, and t had dreed.-d the ertect of the sraaon-a rig­ ors upoq lmnar. who certainly hadliad c‘xPTrienre of ihe protracted cold of the tothude Luckily, the bouse on the kxsoii had bniu to witbjrtan<1 at4r,«*- «d 1 saw - to — it. ... thnt an abundant .l.'UUUiUl, Aupply ot fuel ------ ’ |nid iB> lhn^ on '• 'be whole. In »pite of it« expowd po.p ttcjl.-the dwelling wn. fairly ■ com-ortable even in the worst weather. Its owner made no complaints. He spent muelr of his time in one of.the upper rooms, which he ImU fitted up m a wrt of laltoratory. His interest appeared to be divided l>etween chemistry und Vlectritity. though whether his experi­ ments in either haj any object sthle his own athusenirnt.---------------------I never karm ----------------d: Two ®!‘,hr^’’-'.a'’w‘of^kshndbeenshqqied from Trent — to my but fuHiis ]■*address, ‘ ’ use. and, when he cared to read, a miscellnneous collection of worthies could l>c drawn upon. There were a few Portuguese i>ooks und u few Spanish, a good mAyy in 1-atin. nnd n still larger number in French and in English. Burtou^r Anatomy. Cicero’s Lett:-rx. and X oltaire’s works seemed to.be his favcrites. U. say “seemed,” for he never .tool; the trouble to speak of any of the /authors he read. hl» ordinary trot »u . mere ^utBe. Yet be covered ground surprisingly, even when apparently only lounging along. Hia only serious fault, from a practical point of view, was a hard mouth, which sometimes made it no eu*y task to pull him m after one of ourjipurts. We were jogging along toward the village one day. wbep 1 heard a sharp patter of hoofs behind me, aixl soon Dr. Banks’ clever little ms re drew up alongside the dark bay. “Good morning, Morris.” her owner called out. in his chscry voice, which .bad done as much .for bls patients as half his prescriptions. ' “Fine day. doctor.” I shoutedTack to him. • ’-*» <ry professianhi-ieok ing nag you’ve got there,” be coniim|r<i. “Will stand without hitching. I’ll be bound.” “He answers' my- purpose well enough." 1 responded,.rather stiffly, for after awhile jokes qboot one’s horse, ■no mutter how Well intentioned, losfr thc charm of novelty. “Pity he hasn't more speed,” said the other, aud. with u twftch of the-reins, he shot hii .mare a couple of lengths ahead. It was probably his scheme to trot a hundred yards or so and then pull up to watch in triumph my tardy ni>pronrh. When he [poked over his shoulder, however, the bay’s head was close to’ his wheel. Much surprised, aud no less disappointed. be brought his animal down to a walk, a proceed­ ing which l nromotlv,imitate4(to uz caKwrvttny Nervous lamb, no fool notions; sensible os n People often, wonder why their nerves are Christian al>6ut trains—known the so weak; why they get*tired so easily; 1. rather she<‘]>!shly.“it|'K - injiue can’t hur.t him if he keeps off thc -Why they start nt every slight but L' oplc hcrehbouts are " sudden sound; why they do not sleep ’.lost of them bare sur"What’s the p^ce?” r.nlurally; why they have frequent , I tanks’ st tent ions for a “Five hundred—asked,” said he. witty Luadachcs, indigestion and nervous trs and they are cautious a strong cmghosis on'ihe last word. Hcsidei, most of them I whistled softly. ’ u y<?’.KJgster, and it takes ■ “Oh. that's the askin* price,” he ex­ Jle was still as.cadaverous us ever, The explanation is simple.- It h found in down the falct that I was a plained. “It’s like a woman’s chignon: though his .general .physical condition that impure blood which fe contin­ it'll come off.’’ . ually feeding the serves upon refuna "Fm tn your hands." said 1. "UnderL'l'1l,olx;1 ’of, by utahi the professional air?” auy man who a 'life. stand. I want your guarantee in this *"* " led .so sedentary "* * " instead of the elements of strength and liringly. '. December dragged through its tem ­ vigor. In such condition opiate and nigh they give me' little busineqs, and you’ll be paid for it. Be­ iuicil of drugs. Strange and sides tire horse. I need harness nnd a pestuous .length, and January followed nerv’e compounds simply deaden and do not cure. Hood’s Sarsaparilla f**d* with an even more* trying stretch of puwt rful ,odors would Impress them, buggy.” the nerves pure, ritL, red blood; gives I i at least some of tbe older "Wall.” said he, after a moment’s cal­ gales and extrenfo cold. These condi­ natural sleep, perfect digestton,-is tbe true remedy for all nervous troubles. Ln i-.:, . ---in to find such an aroma culation. "Hl be fair with ye. Will ye tions he withstood so well that 1 had. hopes that, the winter would pass with­ worth carrying nlwcut. with them.” give me what I can clear under $500 fer out illness at. the house on the knoll; .‘•You -b- il l possess a conveyance of. the hull outfit, hoss, Hght-runnin’ but one dgy early in February 1 found buggy, and a good harness?” him suffering from a severe cold and "So far one has been unnecessary. In "It’s a bargain. I’ll go to the bank, exhibiting symptoms which were most jsc of -rd. Mrs.-Weston lends me u draw the money. and bring it to you unfavorable. ( -It - was my first oppor­ ■..rv;:,: -i buggy.” 1 • here. Will you drive the rig to Hassetttunity to earn the salary of his medical •Thht will not nufflee. Procure a ville. so that I can get it there to-night adviser, and fortune was kind. Al­ •Is thc One Tnie Blood l*urificr. 81 per bottle. vehicle 'and a. horse—one of when I come down by train?” ’ though he developed a good deal of Prepared only, by f. I.-Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. ■ r. The cost shall be mine.” “By the lime yer bark from jibe bank fcver' and at tbe'worrt'it wo» touchwell," 1 answered. «-um Liver ills; easy to 111 hitre made the dicker uturlw ready and-go with |meumonia. a work can­ • '^DU S HillS take, easy Cooperate. 25c. H-.- r ■ and bowed in the fashion Ip to start, aaid he. Aud he was an good hiui practically out of danger, though !•-■ ! • : rininnted an Interview. BA lti« word. Ik-fore noou-the payment .till quite willing lo keep to hia bed, ■ * .wA-.-iT. Iwfon? he left the luul been made and my new home w5o\ nnj „ pood <le.il safer there thou Iffi .•: tire them st puce.?’ trotting steadily * . along _» .1 the rbird a i ilead -> ­ -Avutiid have been prowling about the I . ■ .-1 that in this order he ing from Trent. Carpenter’s praise of house. He expressed rio^ipiniun of his : \ • .is ntuen to h:> own benefit the animal had tH-en enough to end my treatment,,no thanks to his dortor.no - i. : . I j: It pleased mo nevertbe- doubts os to hbt speed, but I could not impatience to be about again. 1 was ; . i’:. • - nothing In the way of but wish that the steed were more plcas- his physician, hired by tlte yearj. and so • -i: the neighborhood which :ng to look upon. long ns he was Hi my orders wore to be • ■-.e riNpi’iruiVnt of great Though I wasted a good deni of time obeyed unquestioningly: there wap oxer a mid-day dinner and the various no nerd'of gratitude either way. It litday to Sc<‘i« Sam Car­ eomtaissioD* I had to execute. I found was al! very logical, no doubt, liut it in­ There r' :;.'? i>5.i.nce. hi« knowledge cf upon reaching the railway station that creased my dislike for him. Pp' rafting ’~~ wohld have been more real sntirfaction ■■■'. :: Mm k of the region being there wait nearly .an hour of wr"'difftm.iu persuading a drooping .sapling to me accommodc.. ’ • • ;u Its scape. To. .the. ahead of ........ - --beforevthe ----------------------------------1--------w-7 ,----------— ___________ Yeep alive. • ■ f.u horse trader born and. train should begin its johrury down the keepalive, It loosens and * epsrates tha dirt, miking I The station, After his recovery we slipped back lb? j tiiH-d a reasuimble amount road. ’ ‘ ’however, was not a Dyspepsia Hoods A Bicycle Built for Two. f PLUG Five cents* cent worth of » “BATTLE AX” will serve two Ibi cl-iiwers just about as long as 5 cents’ woith of other brands will serve one ~ man. This is because a 5 cent piece of “BATTLE AX” is almost as large as the 10 cent piece of other ||| high grade brands i The Inter Ocean Is the Most Popular Republkan Newspaper ot the West and Has the Largest Circulation. Sarsaparilla USE washing easy, but does nollnjure the fabric. <h, ta Mji . ;.ud» as therfi could be no bad placr-in which to kill’time, for two L .fuver his cpmciisewn, he could lines met tlfcrc. nnd the rapid ebb and , ■ 1 e:i :> ■ a trustworthy adviser. flow of the human tide continued from ' . : -l.-cw rrtn thc following riiorn- morning to night, 1 rubbed elbows -r- his stable he came out to with stolid farmers, brisk townspeople : with a twinkle of profrwion- and nervous women, cha.tted for a mo­ and then i .ent in his -eye ns he glanced ment with. an acquaintance, . rr,re — : . \V< steady bld inarc and ..;, stepped out- upon the platform in search of __ some sheltered Im kie bucklxjnrd. • T— -LL ‘_ : .nook.where a 1. irltiug down to bus!- cigar might be t-njoywl in petlee. A -I want to buy a good long Irultr from the weat monopolized one ot the trackr.' It appeared lo be . I. . dew." be answered, well filled with pawnpere. and I tu.mefrtta-em.-trolled Ute l.-mrth of t, .ur.ey .m : } our help. Whufs ntora. I'll with terne uunowmenl the fa«« tened ngainst t he windows of the cars, faces old. middle-figrd “f-*1 young, but yfi falkln’ reriw,” said he. nil alike in their expression of vague •- •••'-• ■if* >i little. “Ituvln’a hoos’s ■,wir.-.lt.,<.r<loktknow.ver uurioaity. aa their ownrrawau-hrd .Le■ ‘Uvift • LUl lUot^t — stream of from tbe W...VU... ’— - travelers _ JA'CAVA-- passing ---------­ oidljooks ’ll irxjl ye, bine times reached. waiting-rooms. ’1 ‘hud nearly ‘ . But what's yer pick, go or the end «f the last, car. and had-bent down to strike a match in the lee of it. i <iT7 "A horse that will stand when I heard my name called. tr, that’s easy to drive, that "Oh. Dr. .Morris. Dr. Morris, dear doc­ ml tricks, thnt ivHFjog along tor. that’s yon. isn’t it? Do come here, . it-.l upon, nnd then will give ’ ■ in die country his dust—that’s .quick, quick! The train will lx? start­ ing in a second; and I must sec you. I recognized the''voice. It was that of Mrs. Loring, with all the old hurry­ ing rush of words I remembered so well. Looking up. I saw the itinerant sufferer leaning far out of tbe car window, with one arm waving wildly, us if to assist in attracting my attention- ^Pulling off ------- - ; ■ . uvS^t,. fortu, ”0h, this is fortunate, fortunate, doctor—you can't know how fortunate! iixkdcu auntsT he queried, Hecmed to be unnecessary ’ • ■ ' irreh-.-.ince. , ‘"Wall, 1 reckon ye’ve got the same kni'i of a job on baud.” , "Oh. come,” said I. "you’re my reHot,.-.tSin. Scratch your bead, and dig out what I’m after. It will be worth your while.” He n fleeted for a moment. , "Wall," said he. "there’s nothin’ to , t uit ye round here; but if ye’ll come , ■olot'g.to Trent. 1’11 show ye just the . urtifle yer uner.” she cried. “I’ve been anxious, so anxloue, to toe.you. How iarnybcaltb. Oh. doctor. It-, terrible, terrible, worse than ever, doctor; rone, much woree. very much,woree." -And MIas Grey. I» «br "un wlth The proposal pleased me; for I hnd you?" I Axked, my eye. roaming orer the window, and reeking her niece. several errands to. attend to in that ■I face at one ot them. . “YA, yea. dear girl, dear girl, "be never leave, me. How could .he, and Care a heart? Mine, doctor, baa been . • a grain of salt is Q wanting to emphasize and Jpmakc perfect the flavor I NONE SUCH - wholesome,— an econom­ SK Pure, ical luxury. Sold everywhere. Take no substitute. Br-M ria. ,64 a44rwa far teaM ILmiL-SOULE CO.. SYRACUSE. A. V out question and without any great hfced l -j for the reasons for them. In fact, speculating upon‘this man’s history or his plans was such profitless business thnt.‘for thc time. 1 gave it up iu dis­ gust. He was a person who vias to bk, visited daily, who paid Jiberally for the attention, rind who thurf enabled me to pass my many leisure hours in cureless. , cm<.v-g.»ing coififert. Thr proule.l tnet urre no’longer Inquisitive about thc hermit; the theory of thvbniuT from Charleston appeared to spread, widely affd to hnvc'been accepted. find- ’ ing believers f»t\ more eusilj than would have been the case with any state­ merit of th- forts roureniing him. so thev had fallen within toy km>wlW n* wjmer <)|W v> n do>,> an<1 spring came on. ud.nncing coyly.«» is the custom of maidens before whom the world is reri^y to bow iu eager hom­ age Then the last of the sriow-lmnks rltoappenred from the rectsxcx of the hills, thr slopes grew green, am the rank veneration of thr marsh flourished in all the vigor of iU strong new life. Once more’there were birds in the trees rnd flowers in the fields, and once more from the sea swept Invigorating brrwMw. , , ■ . , To all about me .prittg brought re­ newed activities. There ««■ a fine bttetle on tbe farm-, nnd even the nlrep> village neemed to be awakened, lor tbe first time myease brenme I fell to Inventing tanks to conrlore mvsrlf that one could- bo busy if be wmild Mr !'«“• whow •luring tbe winter hnd been nil thnt ,.„uine sloth could desire, was now In ,?endv nerrloe. for the ro“'" WBy» for miles around. .\enr the v „ Xre to'e^uX'^a“opp^X truat Mito Grey la well? i "YesTfea. we^ ,w cver* ''nd n U u ' pertoure oi 102. repeatedly, doctor, re- pent<‘r ’”t‘ when pushed, by long odds nCr7:X auiZ the region. IHs ^“WhLk Mine Oray’a tom—?" cried 1. ’"’’’T.Ttbewk he left to tbe yuungrr 'r'bl fc nbnosoph'c.l of bln kind: bin nnd le~. phH P“ • l)in, „r ,|>r , with no ilcUthm. concern­ “No. no. mine. 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(r„ lrom tbe elce DAILY (with Sunday)..;$4.00 per year ROUTE F. r latremWWTim<*»>’! !"«• nHr-. snathe Jnarney io Mf ileu or biterineJiM'e pntat*. e*ll upon or *d- toe Isxtest «!»»»« . DAILY (without SundAy)...,K-00 per year • STlXnABUUAVC-f. STtei. RAILS. lent bring sufficiently nor,dy toon to rid ihemnelre. of undesirable atoudnre. ™d , „pl0red tbe up to 120 a minute." “IndeedI" told t throwing due profetolonal gravity Into the word. I MINCE SENT. g into the.old routine. He gave orders occasionally, and I obeyed theta, with, TERMS BY MAIL. Wertera A<«"t Mr*, lot- R- Br»0terk*.a--M® Gru. c. K. DUNLAP, G P. sud I- A., • r. pd. R. R. T«SM. Sound Money National Honor, Home Prosperity, The New-York Weekly Tribune, The Leading National Republican Family Newspaper. W 11 make a vigorous and relentless fiubl through the Piesidential campaign, for principles which will bring prosperity to the entire country. Its campaign news and discussions will interest and should be read by eyoty American Citizen. Wr tiiruMh “The Banner’’ -ml New York Weekly Tribune” |bntb war*) 4 MONTHS, 17 WEEKS, FOR 40CTS. CflJH IN rtbVANCE. THE P/T Write your name »nd on » poMS> card, tend it I, Geo. W. Bert, Room a, Tribune building. New Yotk City, and a aampie copy o( The New Yotk Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. �LORD MASHAM’S OPlNlOH. follows: Ritchie, 64; Bur gt a*. 97; MH ebell, M. W. W. Potter presented the name of P. England has no stronger supporter K. Jewell for Clerk: Mr. Drnmmood pre­ of protection principle tb»n Lord Mo­ sented tbe name of Walter Brown, of butu. the principal shareholder and Oranrevllie; A. W. Dlllenbeek. of Wood­ land. presented the name of John Velte, founder of the famona Manninghom of Woodland. Walter W. M?wn was mill, in Bradford, of which he ta the nominated on the 4th ballot, receiving 57 chalrrmtn. Store the Brttlih foreign accretary made his bmo»« sptecha few out of 122 votes. J. Gideon Hughes was nominated by ac- week, ago, ndrocatlng nbwlule federaclimaUou. UoiibetweenBrittahooVttatafckfrC. F. Brooks .was nominated Tor Regis­ berlaln'i latest Idea ha. been tritrn up ter, receiving 116 out of 122 votes, tbe in­ with much gusto by Bradford s lergeat formal ballot being declared formal. Hon. P. T. Colgrove placed the name of- mill ormer, and It 1* perhaps tea well Hon. Jas. A. Sweeny In nomination and that American* should know wbnt he H. E. Hendrick nominated M. F. Jordan. said: The informal ballot resulted as follows: Fair Traders (proteerlonfartv). erw since Jordan, 85; Sweezey.. 37. Oa motion Um <he League m formed. always advocated federation with the cr­ ballot was declared formal. On motion the Secretary was authorized onies on th« :-ASls of preferential trading. Large Representative Convention of to cast the ballot of the convention for We have always advocated freo-trsae in The Republicans of Barry corn within the empire, but a duty on all Lee S. Cobb fbr Surveyor. fooHfrn. But we never could satisfy ths County Moved and supported that ryles be sus­ fJbx-ra with ) feta and I *m not surprised, pended and that the Secretary be author­ as she# have alv.-syn contended thatthey ized to (-as: ballot of convention for J; might just aa well ’jc mined w<th American a* wit* Inutenl Capadtan apd AustralianEdmund Barrell, of Hastings, aud C. S. TEMFORARY CHAIRMAN DOTY Palmerton, of Woodland, for Circuit com! (That ta so. no doubt, ^ut It has tdwava appeared to me ihat three was a wide MAKES A STIRRING SPEECE Court Conimiesloners. Carried. fllfften nee between one part of the empire Secretary was authorized la cast ballot competing With dhe other, and having to for Dr. Sackett, of Prairieville, nnd Dr. face forcten ecrapctl*lon. And then strain, Snyder, of Hustings, for Coroners. Car- vre had not to consider what was fair te the Hon. 1*. T. Colgrov* Called Out fur tied. British farmer, but what was possible, ang Speech sad Malic* n I tat tier Myron Wing, of Barry, was nominated we thought It V.-33 possible that the coun­ try would consent to a du’y on foreign for Representative on the second ballot corn, in order by degrees to throw theproHon. E. L- Hamilton, of Niles,,the nom­ The Peraauent Organisation inee for Congress for the 4th-CongTc»!onal ductloh of bur food •ruppUes Into the hands of our colonics; this to my mind is worth To-day the republicans of Barry Comity ‘DUtrlct, was in the city, and was called j any sacritie so that we might have a secure meet in this city to select the officers for upon*and made a tew remarks. supply of food within tha empire, rather After the remarks by Hon. L. E. Hum than, os now. drawing our chief sujgilies the ensuing two. years. Every town was well represented. Tbe meeting wss Called litou, the Convention adjourned, but not from ourtpbn/,lb!c enemies before giving three rousing cheters for Me-1 While Lord Masham is quietly label­ to order, by W. R. Cook, and Frank, Doty, of Johnstown, was called to the chair ns Kinley. ing us as "possible enemies," Jtet, out The convention was very quiet and or­ of us, he has principally been enabled temporary chairman, nnd acknowledged the honor In a sglendld speech. John G. derly, aud everything passed off as pleas-1 to build tbe largest factory In thc world. Nagler was elected , temporary secretary, ant as eould be desired. ”i ui k.. _. | But with considerable agility he proanti the following committees were ap­ Have you tried Landis’ 25c. coffee?. Best j coeds fo show what a great bencfltBngpointed: . • land would reap if she could confederate ................. Temporary Organization and Order «»f in town._____________________________________________________________________ '■ with her children, nnd ko arrange with Business—AV. W. Potter, Hastings; David Children cry- for Landis’ Reatora. ‘ LO her colonies a* to takeonly her needed Hug.’ctt, Assyria;(J. .................................. A. Hough, Nash' doses 25 ct8. ville. • manufactures, etc., from England, keep Credentfals—H. E. Hendrick, Hendrick, MidJleMiddle­ out all other Rations’ products by taxa­ For that* tired feeling, nervousness, Nasbvllle; Wll.'ard Wlllird ville; C. L. Glasgow. Nashville; sleeplessness, try Lasdb’ Celery Com- tion. auch ns American, German and Nye. Johnstown. ’ ’French goods, and England to receive , Resolutions— P. T. Colgroye, C. S. Pal­ pound. her colonial productions only in iexmerton. Myron Wing. On lb. In,Ide ot IM, Imoo will be toned । c!)ll0)tt, Thcn, u n wind-up ntireMse Bbortjy alter one o’clock. Chairman Doty rapped for order^ and the afternoon the »pweh ot Cvngresjman MkClqirr, otf ol Britl,hwlIkl,oe,»,Lord Mullin pen, Royal^S fliinllery, Ladies Underwear, And Notions ABSOWTEI.Y PURE Hastings Banner COUNTY OFFICERS .Thursday, Aug. 20. 1896. COOK BROS. Proprietors. ADDITIONAL LOCAL Landis’ Syrup Figs 25e. Lintjis’ 40c. coffee beats ’hem all. Try . Tbe national convention of Republican Club* will meet Milwaukee Tuesday Aug. fl5Ut for a three, days aetwtoh. Ad­ dresses will I*.- made by President-to-be McKinley, and Vice X’resident-to-be Hp­ bart. ’ 1 want an agent In every- county to sell my Pruning implement It laughs In tbe face of hard times and makes It interesting Tor everybody. - Call nnd see me at the Bastings House. Remember 1 make no T. E. B. Mason* charge for territory. Aug. 1411:.' 1896'at the pleasant home of Mrs.,FitzSimmons on Michigan Ave. her . x iargbter Miss Ida. gave a party in honor -:f the Misses Etta and Eva Montgomery;tbe'following young Indies were present: Bessie Rogers, Ermine and Harriette . Guztjear, Anta and Edith Lombard. Nel­ lie Stebbins, Clara Rider. Grace Pryor, Ruth Weisseri, Isola Abbott, May Seward and .Ethel Murdock. • Tbe afternoon was spent in games, music nnd speaking, and refreshment* and nil enjoyed themselves. . Terbap.; no Invention of recent year* has attracted mote'attention than the Ma­ Miiiueiwta. ou the currrocy question. ; the following remarkable Fentenee, session commenced. . ............................. “ * ••••- »John G. Nagler was elected Permanent -We regret that we could not publish It in | which should be widely published; iu Chairman. E. G. Holbrook. Secretary. fuljL We coniHJeud It tu every voter who every stpte of this union: discovery nnd Invention the horticultural H. E. Hendrick, of Middleville; reported "I Khali, always feel deeply grateful to field seems to have been overlooked and for the Credentials Committee, W. W. wishes to post himself on tbe currenry the Time* (well knowing their views; ifor . puldlshtng mr challenge some months ago tbe saw, chisel and step-ladder of tbe Potter for the Committee on Permanent question. Organization and Order of Business. P. •that protection will give more employ­ fathers are tbe appliances in general use IxMt and Found. ment and better wag«-a than free Import*,' T. Colgrove reported for tbe Committee on to day. Mason’s Pruning Implement rei- Resolutions as follows: Lost—A Child’s red worsted Jacket some­ and upon this I am prepared to stand or . _______________ ___ egates these . antiquated methods to the We. the delegated representatives of the Re­ where between J. J. Perkins’ bouse in fall.” publican psrtv, of Marry County, ta Conven­ Prairieville, and the W>yl*hd Club house. THE RESULTS OF DEMOCRACY. past and all pruning hooks, knives and tion assembled, a* the City of Hastings, on the Gun Lake. Finder leave at J. J. Perkins’ StHh dav of August, isoe, lu the discharge of our saws tha- haw gone before can now be duty aa representatives of the electors of Barry or thia office. thrown aside as this marvelous cutler Isas County, unite in the fbllowing'resolutlous: First. We believe that the work ot the Re­ Fouxd—Part of K. of I’, charm. Own­ We cannot build public building*. great an Improvement over old methods as publican party for the past forty years has er can have same by callinc at this office, IVc cannot do what we ought to da in the self-binder is otfer the old grain cradle, demonstrated to the people that it Is a con­ and paying, for notice. structive and not a destructive party; that it ta the improvement of river* and harbors. aaone’ man standing on the ground can a party of acts done and deeds performed, and We cannot exptend the money to pay Yp»«liv do lhe work of from four to six oot a representative, or champion, of sophistry, or of untried thrones. Loft—A pair of gold eye glasses. Re­ throe war debts. They ought to |be Secoua. We re-attirm our adherence to the ward If returned to ibis office. men and do It better every way, and some paid., They are honest debt*, many of protective principles ot the Republican party, of tbe citizens of Barry County who have and deinacd a tariff favoring American labor, them. We cannot have IL We cannot tried nnd lasted the machine say it is in­ American agriculture, and the opening ot Fouxi>—At camp meeting grounds nn do justice to the soldier* of the coun­ American factories ami mills, to the employ­ of unemployed American labor, and be­ Sunday, a gold ring. Owner can have try by the application of nroney Ito dispensable and one man can do lhe work ment lieve that this Is more patriotic than the open­ same by proving property and paying for the payment of pensions. We are im­ of a dozen men and do it much better than ing of the mint* of America, to the free and un­ this' notice. limited coinage of tho silver ot the world. peded In every direction, and why? in the old way. This Invention will be a Third.. We believe that tbe latter proposition Every reason for all this point* to the great boon to the horticultural Interests of has been bom of l>emoeratk desperation. We believe that the tariff question Is nd-looser a __Bost— A valuable ruby scarf pin a tew advent into power of thc democratic tbe country •and tens of thousands wifi be debatable question. There was a time when in wrtiks ago. Finder please return to tVfa party us the cause. At the door of tUr.t theory tbe Tnr.ff question appeared to have two Required to supply; the demands of tbe sides to It. Very plausable orauDtaOts tfrre office. ________ party, at the door of its failure, at the made tn favor of,tree Trade, and many pronle door of its titter inability to adininistpr state. Why would it not be a good idea sincerely County Orange Writing. believed In that doctrine, but ail that the finances of the government,success­ 1 to investlgote this and rna^e these ma­ Is chanvod. Everybody understands .the tariff The third quarterly rueetiiiK of the B. question, and almost everybody Jias become a C. P. G. will be held whh Orangeville fully. Itos every-blunder, every cironlichines here? protectlpulsl. The experience of the last four years has taught us the wisdom of developing Grange on Friday Aug. 1WW. ztance that to-day weighs’ xVith L-»rrpr If you want to buy a dollar for fifty onr own resources, emplojlng our own tabor Tbr-forenoon session will be devoted to upon the conscience of tbe American and supplying our own wants. Todpv everv cents, we have n few Mexican dollars |o Intelltaeu: citizen knows full well thc difference the regular work of lhe order. citbien. Aud to-day. with the control The Welcome address "will be given by sell at that price. They hsvsjupre silver between a Government with reveauos sufflrtent of the treasury, you have expended, to meet Its demands, and one that ta c»«upe1Ie<l the W. M. of Orat-gevllle Grange. every day since March 4. 1893. $150jXX) lo them than tbe American dollar and sell to sell Its bonds in time of peace to meet cur­ The music, . ‘ •e ’ ectlqns ami recitations rent excesses. ar over more money than you hate for but half as much. The ballion value Fourth. We believe that because of the firm,. will be furnished by .the lecturer of received into the .treasury under-year of a Mexican’dollar varies from 5!> to 54 Datriotlc nnd stem fast position Um Republican ! OrangevlLItf Grange . party b*a takviiou the ducaiue of prolecuou) administration. Going away back jo cents. In the west and soulh-west we arei । that lliero has bcea.su-b trertectidotta innjortttci ''-Tbe discussions participated in- by all The following questions are 1893. .more than three year* ngo» eyerilhe various states of rbe Union In Ctieelectlon preaeht. Informed that they are taken in and paid, In of-MOI. We hr he vc that hard times will coc- suggested: day. week day nnd Sunday. Cbristmi* men will stHI be id!e,tarmers will be dis­ out for 50 coals always.. If this country tlnue; How can Agricultural fairs be made a and Fourth of July, you have ex penfl­ tressed, wage earner* will seek errtploimoot, goes to free coinage 16" to 1 this 53 cent business paralyzed* and tbe Government a permanent success? ed $159,000, at the lowest estimate, revenues insufficient lo meet current expenses What ta the cause of the decadence of Mexican dollar will be coined into a trifle of the government as long as the American more than you have taken in. and to­ people are met^iced wlUi the doctrine of free agricultural affairs in Uihi country? day yon have-not. a proposition on eardh over one dollar because It has a llttta trade, Wliat cause or causes, have led to the and the still greater menace of tree more silver (about 7J< grains) than tbe silver. present depressed condition of •business to make where the money is to come from. And yet you stand up nnd pndek Filth. We believe thSX the Democratic partv American dollar. Mexico now bh? to first saw overwhelming defeat upon the issue’s affairs In this country, and Hie low'pi lees take to teach thp republican* of this , plan'.: down two of her cheap 50 cenf; dol­ of protection amt fret’ tntrle^nd for that, reason of farm products? it has determined that something should be What can farmiy.i do towards effecting house financial knowledge- — Hoi. lars for every dollars worth of goods she done to give democracy a new chance. The a change which will be favorable to t!:c Charles H, Grosvenor, M. C., of Ohio. I issue ot Free Stiver has been born then- of buys outside of.her own country simply trouble,of desperaUoB, and of despair Tbe interests of agriculture? party is In favor of sound money, Free Wool Figuring. Question box. becanse she’s ou a tree silver basis and her Republican of gold, silver. smH>aper. every dollar of wliirh . Talks with .woolen manufacturer* Nom:e SlawboM. dolfars are redeemable in nothing. Hence, ahull be equal io every oilier dollar in i»urcba.snot bring to light an encouraging- b ing and debt-payhig power. Wo are. therefore, ' Co. Lecturer. outside ot Iwr own limits, she has to pay unalterably opposed to every measure catau uatioa. The concensus of opinion *eei A Card. .­ twice as moteh for everything. It will be L-.trd to cebiise our currency or Impair tbe to be that it is not now u question credit of our country. Weoppojc-ihe free aud To the people of Barry County: remembered ihat four years ago the demo­. nnllmltel coinage of silver, except with Inter­ “figuring profits; but of figuring lou Il Is generally known that I have been national agreement, with or without tho cc--jpcratic party Hid great stress on the “mar­ crntlonof Eaguu.d and de: ounce the free aud an aspirant for tho office of Prosecuting —Wool nnd Cotton Reporter. kets of the world,” and how Important unlimited coinage ot silver nt'tbe ratio of Ww Attorney of Barry County, and expecied 1. under present circumstances, aa a measure they were to the United States and every­ vriiJch will destroy eonadencr, cripple mvm- to ask the nomination for Hint office at the factories, destroy eomm.'rce, degrade »ad p^u hands of the Republican County Conven­ body else, lu the “markets of the world” prrtae American labor, nnd Btnkc a blow at Our Farmer Friends can get nice prorrei*. prosperity, and its Institu­ tion. *<be sliver in a silver dollar Is worth but 50 American Suffice to say, that business arrange­ printed Stationery at this office about tions. tbe pride «»f lu people. Stxch. We re-afflrm our conviction that tbe ments In the past week have been such ns .cents, but now tbe Chicago branch of the policy of reciprocity, as advocated and Inaug­ as cheap as you can buy the paper and .democratic party wish to entirely ignore urated by that tnUchfess statesman, tbe plumed to necessitate the withdraw! of my candi­ dacy. It ta with a profound feeling of envelopes from the store-* tho “markets of the world” and say that hnlglit of Maine, who secured us a foreign market for our prcducts aud allowed the free gratitude toward tuy friends who have as. 50 cents worth of all?er Is a dollar. , The Import of those foreign products of which we atated me. aud with no ill-will toward were not competitive producers, was wlse.bene-dollars of tbe free silver countries of Mex­ flclent and American In Its tendencies and ef­ those who opposed my candidacy, that 1 ico, Chinn. Japan, and ali the south Amer­ fects and we denounce our political opponents withdraw. for having destroyed It.andifco leceOdettre­ I am a Republican because I believe too ican countries are wo: Pi but fifty cen»a in sults to all classes of one people. Seventh. We recognize tbeMonroe doctrine Republican party ta a party of principle, tbe "markets of the world,” but if brought st a distinctively American' policy, sanc­ and Its teachings are truth. tioned and aah-red to by the United here they could be stamped into dollars, Yours truly, State*, incorporated into tbe common law of W. W. Potter. every one of which would contain 50 cents the land, and we demand that the character­ istic assnuslvcnes* of England's colonization ' fiat- If flat money is wbat tbe people schemes be chocked as a menace to our free want, why put metal that has a value of Institutions. We demand no untried experi­ ment In tbe office of Chief Executive of this To those dear friends friends'’ and neighbors SO cents Into our dollar? Why not set great nation. We believe that a mau who has who so kindly assisted us during the Hlbeen tried Upon the battlefield* of his country. the presses gnlng and issue au unlimited In the halls of Cougrese. aud tbe Chief Kxacu- ness aud death of our dear Amy, and for are of one of tbe greatest states of tbe Union, amount of paper, redeemable in nothing, is better for the weal of the American people the beautiful floral offerlngr, also the M. than one who has been untried, and who can E. choir, we wish to tender our heartfelt payable nowhere, at no time? only point to tblugs that be promises to do, thanks. while utterly unable to direct our attenttoti Zid Matvabd AMD Wm. Baldwin asd to thlsgs that be has done tor ibe good ot our Familt.people. We believe that that great re presep­ Awarded talire of the doctrine of Protwlion. RecluroHighest Honors—World’s Fair, <ley. Sound Money and Americanism, a soldier, A CHAPTER ON CHEAPNESS. lawyer, orator rnd statesman. William McKin­ ley. of Obk>, should be trlumphaally elected the Chief Executive oi this, the greatest country among the nutloas ot tbe earth. V. T. CULOROVU. son Pruning Implement- rind it is not strange that it should. For In the Hne of Spectacles. Eyes Properly Fitted With C. 8. PAt-MXKTOX. MrBOM Wijio. The name of Jas. B. Mills, of Nashville, wa* placed in nominal ion by C. L. Glas­ gow, of tlie same place, while W. W. Rot­ ter piwedted the name of A. E. Kensston, of Haul Inge. An informal ballot wgs taken and Jas, B. Mills received 85 out of 122 votes. Upon motion tbe Informal bal­ lot was declared formal and Jm. B. Mills was declared the unanimous nominee. Fur Sheriff, Henry Chamberlain preamted the name of Phillip Bantew, of Hastings township; Jous’bt u Valentine Glasses. Charge For Testing, F. R. TflNGOflST. MOST Io fact anything the Ladies want you can tod at our store and we can suit you in style, quality and price. Also the stock ot CARPETS IN TOWS COME IN AND SEE. Julius Russell. Bicycle Waists. We have tn stpek now a Hne of Bicyct.e Waists and know the ladies of Hastings apd vicinity who Jove comfort and ease will be delightgd with lhe latest invention of’ a corset waist. : : : ; S ■ tf ■ E I L. E. Stauffer This Is a Funny World and funny people live iu It Can you iraarffie anything funnier than people pacing by a chance to nail a dollar with seventy-five cehb? Tliare are tlio.-e who do it. who shouldn't and wouldn’t if they knew it. Just keep yoni vies on our line of shoes and you’ll strike any jnjniher of money saving chances, We’re full vt “em nnd intend to keep up our record for benetittng tin-public. Here’s our lntest. a 10 per ertit.' reduction on all shoes on Friday end SaturdsyAugust 21st. and 22nd. All new and fresh gcxgls ami latest styles. C. H. OSBORN 4 Co. Having purchased the NOW, PICKLES and that calls for Vinegar and Spices. You never need to Htoftt t > ° mX loo$e any pickles if you will buy Stock of my brother, AE, Renkes, I will continue the same and ask for a liberal share of your patronage. With ,my last years experience inone of tho largest bake shops in De­ troit I feel confident I can of us, and Heinz pickling vin­ please you. Everthing wi I be egar It costa a little more but strictly fresh and tirst class. try it once and you will use no other. We are receiving some , All the latest deiicac esin bas­ ing can be had at the Old Re­ very pretty new liable City Bakerv. lwillb,ve none but the best ice Cream and Soda. Also Verners Gingor Ale, always tbe best PURESPICtr QUSSWrtRE Ask your neighbor about that »I.6o Flour. And that 81b lor a quarter Rice, and our aye S5SW CT MADE. Wtowa: 84; Bui- IMHS & WrtWW Lunches at all hours- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-08-27.pdf 74aa740001cf435eb292632a604badcd PDF Text Text I LARGEST CIRCU-.. Hastings Banner. LAT1ON OF ANY... PAPER IN COUNTY. VOL. XLI. NO. 17 Hastings, mich. Hastings Banner COOK • BROS.. *» —AT----- ■ ' Delton. tV . Chase rides t» new bike. M . • G. Cutter Is on the sick list v . ' 1, 's.twick’s baby Is convalescent. \ 'n>st in this locality Monday Hastings, was In town li&iins lifts returned from . Merritt Whipple and wife the Is recovering after a ■r was at Kalamazoo Tues- <i. i.-gutioS attended the con venj, last week. u number attended the picnic at .<■ ’du- 21st mid 22nd. ■. WiiKauh will move into H. In>u?e on Grove St. , . ir.u jii.-t put down a tubular Br iny Arbour, 52 feet. ! : * lust Friday resulted in a i Hickory Cbrners. Score 10 to wood cut an ugly looking .and while cutting corn Nou-- as moved to Hustings socau attend the graded us well n-> some grown with Jaundice In . this wife of Hinds Corn­ et Mr. Glasgow and lias put in a elder i-n hls place l.K* miie* and R. Gwin and their fainat Highland Point after and wife and Aldrich of East Barry were the Haynes Sunday. hits returned from his Lake. Arthur-Geder took business in his absence, charge jehool meeting was called 24th for the purpose of Muoday ___ v the amount tu be paid per uionth'fi r a teacher, also to decide who • -are i-toper officers to receive, applications ; and hire teachers. The .house was full of iptctvMed (people both ladies and gents atul ;e» t!ie-bower is vested in the school kmrd t<> tt.in>act such business the meet­ ing declared Uleifal. Consequently our t«‘.h-t Is hired, tor the winter by tbe buaitl a!iu ihe salary stipulated. Wells guests ------ -—<*— -The .'iln b.liouse is nearing completion. ' Dr. Powers’ family have moved to Bat- All»tr! llRrtom of Battle Creek, was at J .l.t; Ta.'hijr- liwt week. # ' Tu'.tle has gone to Bellevue to r, •••.! .'‘I..-. John Hare. ' Yi- 1 . bi-gar and daughter Lulu, of Batfi Cn «|i. vrte in town last week. Mr>. M? >:t Tuckerman xhlted her in '< i. ":is. E. J: Hitit'iiii. last week. M:-. E ..ar 1'jler, of Vermontville, visi:> :i . i Jiti r. Mrs Louise Smith, last : Kcv. Cra.'-fand family were agreeably. surp,l;v.i 1 evening. More partieD.iu Ki jes has mover| into Dr. Powers house, ’i'lii- Dr. remains; with us and will Lu-.id w iihjMr. Keyes. * Jiy Lir-i’itt has put chased the cider mill l-i-’i’t-riy of u. Snyder, pud will comuvn’» lu-.Mi.v-: at once. * / . T !-.i- ’1 tautilies went to Bellevue Friday. ; • iii'.iriiil the fuueral of Mrs. TL'uir.t- T.-pki-r'- brother, Mr. John Hare. .’’ora VVriLht; who Ims been attending ti|e: it- at Hastings Hie past two wi-y.;? i.us kturned home and is sick In ‘Ml'l a; Built t, -lOuil. F‘,b'rla '•'« «• p«eb«. . AUGUST 27. 1896. •rvices fur Mrs. Fox will be ■K-k, Sunday morning. Rev. ihvllle, will deliver the ser- * cuuies back to us for another ■ i•-•ports the new president's name '-'I.ui. KeV. Louis Watrous is left wilt.।nt n place at his own request. Tin- v !.<ueiviy that was tu have met at ' Ri-v. ujrt wjth Mr*. Ixiulse Smith, uu aix-o-.ml i.f Rl-v. Drago bring al conferHIC' . the;. j ; eutyrtaiu the next Aid ‘ l;ov.--,cr. ' ’ • to Endeavor next Sunday evuuiiii: suit :ii<_-ar a good program. -Mina 1 aster, leader. Ernest Frost has charge ,ot ink’iug. Rev. AVeaver, of Hickory Curtivt.-. ivj!l lie there. 11 in<!« Corners, * Mrs. H im- Corbin is making an extended visit in Indiana. Mra. Ciaijrt Brown is spending tbe week With her sister iu Otsego. Mr. Effmonds is dangerously HI with sllglit hopesuf his recovery. The L. A. t>. will meet at the home of Mrs. KlinciFriday Sept. 4lb. John Si. ,jo|in |8 making an extended v«h wlih frienda In Indiana. Mr*. Ira Everetts, of Kalamazoo, is vis­ iting her nanber Lusie Geyser. • " m. Beelitel and family are spending Hie wttk with Jacob Kime’s people. Mfa. D. B. Clark attended the M. P. coiifeience held Iu Lansing last week. e welcome Bev. Weaver back as our Wfttorfur another year. Services next ounday at the usual Lour. i.• 1*. S. p. E. was taken up for next ounday nifclit ou accQuut of meetings at obultz. | The social at Horace Blivens was a suc« '*rge number were present and although mtber chilly a very pleasant Utue was enjoyed bf all. Cloverdale. Mrs. Moses Seedier and son, of Rutland,. viMted frlnids here,last week. Two veterans of tbo late war are enwnped near the upper end of Mud lake intend to remain during next winter. lariies from Krlamazoo. Hastings and vioverdale havu been catching some very uoe pickerel Horn long lake recently; Mrs. Aruiut Laubsugh caught one weighing “,Ue pounds. Twenty-seven pickerel caught during last Week. WHOLE NO. 2' Are INNOCENCE AWHEEL b^^l”r‘‘“ln>n' to *•“ Co. on HASTINGS'-MICH despondence. rTISING MEDIUM IN BARRY COUNTY. ... Creaaey. PublUhwi Thursdavs bv f t THE BEST ADVERT? . ’,h I'--* Jph'^-iy^uiX’^^n^ NO. 8. pleasurable way. It reminded me of nothing 1 had ever seen so strongly as tbe World’s Fair. There were tbe same beau­ tiful statuary, gardens and buildings everywhere, and the crowd seemed about equally (die and happy, I know this hasty sketch can not be at all satisfactory nor give anything like a complete idea of the visible life of Parbs, but I know also that no one can under­ stand It till he-has seen'lt himself. * There is a slight comfort to me in this thought, as I realiz- what a meagre description 1 have been able to write. . , We spent four days in tbe city walking and riding about the streets and squares, visiting famous monuments and public gardens, strolling through the Lotfvre. and trying to get all we could from our limited stay. On tbe fifth morning we packed up our grips and started for the Northern Railway Station Our trip is of such extent that we were obliged to take the train somewhere, and chose the rather uninteresting country from Paris tb Brus­ sels for IL- We bad very little time to get clear across the city through tbe crowded streets, and one of my companions ran in­ to a man and tbe other into a woman, on tbe way. At last however we arrived iu the great depot about seven minutes be­ fore train time without the slightest idea of the window we should chouse among tl>e scare or more to buy our ticket or check our wheels. But in some fortunate way or other the thing was done and we got on board about a minute or two be­ fore the train left. At the station, we bade good bye to Mr. Crawley who was going back to England to visit relatives. So we left Paris on the “Fast Express” for Brus»clt>. They called it fast and I suppose regarded'its twenty-five or thirty miles an hour as a marvel of speed. Eugene Fidd lias a poem on “Das Schnelleste Zag.” or ?The Fastest Train,", which 1 loug-d to have to read on tbe way. Still it wouldn't have lasted very far on that train, it a peratm only had a good library with him. he could get a nearly complete acquaintance with ^he best Eng­ lish literature during a trip on the fast ex­ press from Paris to Brussels. I felt sad to leave Paris when we first started but time heals ail wounds and by the time we reached Brussels Richard was himself again. Wbat we saw iu Brussels 1 will reserve for next time. Yours truly. Shirley W. Smith. mistake, and be will fitly rryree—i people at Lansing. . do FOR COUMTY S&BVXYO*. Lee S. Cobb, of Rutland, ka* beW office for several years, and m ably h performed his duties, that he was re-: inaied by acclamation, one of the < compliments possible for his fitness. rw., u V-.. BromeU, Belilure. the i>ear Mr. Editor: When I wrote you from Paris^T’-vaa obfiged to close my letter without cumClirCVIT C-OURT COMMISSIONER. Hero.. Tr*vl. „,d wlte h „lora,.d. pletimr the account of our stay there. I Circuit Court Commissioners are by from . week', vl,u ta 0,M. beHeVe I mentioned the funeral service means Inferior offices, and require Mrs. Eva Bickenmore. who has been «b^ur^’„?Xehy kpTOl which we saw at the Cathedral of Notre services of competent, capable men. Dame, where the body of the .Marquis de very HI. we am (lad Iu ,.r> is iiop,,,,.^ selecting these officers the rules were Mores, one of tire .chiefs of the Bunapart“ 2“V<’ b*11 no r,I“ Of •!>)■ acmat for Ky.'*” pended and J. E. Barrell, of this city,. 14 faction, lately assassinated in Africa, “e". b ver> “ry C. S. Palmerton, of Woodland, were c .. .tlh” ’^ai” Ald' ot ,hI’ P1*". belli was bfougltt for religious services. The en by. acclamation. Mr. Barrell I great Cathedral shobe with the lights Of Elmer Gillett, ol Leonidu. riel led bl, prominent young attorney In this city. etster. Mrt E. Birber. l»»t WK.t. retom- vXni?°M*r- Toe’d,r. which ».». Ifaudreds of candles and the full choir and Mr. Palmerton hold* a high place tn » organ poured forth solemn music to which Ing bume on Saturday. verj enjoyable occasion. estimation of tbe people of Woodland. l3”,lre,ee*J" ’OC'*1 w“s beld “ p- u*'- CbyHX^” “ “ the vast crowd, made up of citizens .of nil FOR COB0NERA classes, paid .close attention. It was at beEa last Friday eeeulng. Key. Bjeliimyer and wife, of Delt„„. ;u“|™ tbe grave however, that their enthijsia*m In selecting coroners tbe rules were e • Mins Jennlo Murdick. of Hastings was found escape. There were various ora­ pended and the Secretary was autbori? 1. N. AnaWe, of Yaidea, N. Y., wa. a guest at James Tuwuscud’s last Sunday. tions, the greatest praise which they could to cast the ballot of the convention ' guest at VS. Fisher's last week. Mr. .Sua­ aceord the deceased evidently being to as­ Dr. Sackett, of Prairieville, and Dr. S* ble la an esteualee trull grower and a der, of this city. .Both are promin« sort that be was •-The Implhcable enemy gentleman that Is well posted, and beaay. physicians, and well known through* of England and of the Jews. ” Tbe senti ­ that a democrat that has not Joined a'tae c7.,m ,oci*1 **’ '"Iriv.well' .t ment “Dowa with England,” called forth the county. Kinley club In bla slate I. almort uu- tended cun, det l« tbe/lnclemenl eTenln*. much applause. THE WU?LE TICKET 'Vo,fe and family, and G. F But to try to speak of Paris ItselL' It Wolfe and family, of east Sunfield, spent is an exceptionally strong one. Tbe n<» ha* been called -the Iwautiful,” and It is bunday in the Grove. inees are ail worthy of tbe warm supi*» Shalt*. Daughter of Wm. Baine, with her hus­ that. But as is often the case with beauty. of the republicans' of the entire county. could as well be called, “the fickle.” Bianch Leonard Is’visiting friend, here. band and child are visiting here.- They ,ns streets are full of monuments, but a “ait,d UaeklQ8« of Charlotte, Is here uu are from Ghind Rapids. • when one comes to look up the histsryof One Mr. Nicholson, who is now walking Jessie Kelley was the guest of Id. Hall •from Michigan to California, stopped over ihem he finds out some things of how vol­ Sunday. , ’ bunuay with Mr. Fuller and attended atile Frenchmen can iiatc to-day what yes­ terday he loved alld to-morrow will love Mrs. G. Otis has returned from a week's chord). again. Almost every spot of note iu Paris visit in Lumdug. . bunday morning G. W. Coals as usual h*s a varied or tragic history. The Place Rye per bu.. 23. • Tallow per lb . 3H. <leont» P.IIOII and wit. were at 1-ralrle. went tu the barn to chore. Latgt he was de la Concorde, the finest square in Oat* per du.. 15. vilie. Thursday. .round lyin^ iu the stable unconscious.' Europe, Is now * beau’.iful sight either by Wheat, red per bu.. 53 He was gut to.ihe house, and Dr. parber XJuarterty meeting at tbe church Baluruight or day. But there on tbo spot day and Sunday. *ns called and found he had a slight at­ where the Luxor obelisk now stands.manyPork dratsed. 4.ou ? Alice Shultz is visiting Nora Andrus, tack of paralysis. He is nuw doing well. thousand persons were cuillotined.tbe first Beans. 15 to CO near Hastings this week. Chicken dressed. 8.. S ’--------------------- — victims being Louis XVI and Marie AnBeef dressed. 4 00 to 5.00. Several from here took Iq the Icecream N.irtl, 1 r*■-1 h * | tojuette. Tiiirteen years before their exe­ Beat live, 2.T5. social at li. Blivin's, Tuesday evening. .Mutton, dressed. 5. Our qchool bummences next Muuday cution. the Place had been the scene of Cloreraoad. 4.n to SXE Mrs. Garrison, of Otsego, wa» the guest the grand celebration in honor of their Wool. tn.washed. 7 to 12. of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hines, Sun­ with Will Ganiev as teacher. Wool, washed. 10 to li. Republican club meeting at the Wood marriage mid at that time a panic arose day. just as did the recent one ct Moscow, and Mrs. Geo. Kenyon and Mrs. Nash, were Rclioul house, this week. Friday evening. over three thousand persons were killed MICHIGAN CENTRAL EXCUR8IO We look fur another large croad as M. L. In Hastings Monday, to tee Mrs. H. Mer­ or injured. This square lias been re-named Cook Is expected to speak. ritt who Is very 111. several limes with three different namt-s. An Ice cream social at A. P. 'Wood’s Foreign armies have encamped here tbn-e Mrs. Rich Hull Is staying! with her | Saturday evening, for the benefit of Rev. For the above occasion the M. C. wdifferent times, the last being the Germans fattier, Orlt'y Peake, during the absence of Freeman. Cuihe and help a good cause. sell excursion tickets July SO-31. Au«.> her husband who is away on business. in 1871. Here too the Communists made A little daughter at Lafayette Bassett's. a stand later iu the same year and a 13, 20 and 27 at one and one third 11 Rev. Hall will preach ills farewell ser­ Tell Yankee Springs corresponded! of clue limited fare for the roubd trip. G* * mon one week from Sunday, September 0, Un- Journal, that this flv has lit on tbe bloody battle took place. This is the to return until September 1st inclusH instead of-last Suudag. as was stated in Bax.nek. and Ire can’t “shoo*’ him off- barest outline of tire story of one Children half fare. spot iu Paris. It Is beautiful now, last week’s paper. with tho?e paper wads be is shooting out The Misses Ada and Myrtle Mosher. of that free trade 50c dollar gun. Shouldn’t but no one who has seen the French peo­ OUR CANDIDATES. ple. ur lias read their history, would dare Birdie StJohn, and Bertha Rider, attended wonder if the old fly got caught In that the farmers picnic at Gun lake, Friday, satue tanglefoot that caught the mule that prophesy how long It may remain tn tact tbe place of Concorde. But Its story is a and report a good time. ,' was pasturing in Z tcli. Chandler's clover. typical one.. The great Church of St. Whew! but don’t that hold ’em tight. We Mary Magda!ems,called the Madeleine, was 'For the above occasion the Mich. C«- don’t even hear a .bray. . Johnstown. built under a half dozen different forms of tral will sell excursion tickets to BlngbxFOR PRORATE JL'DliF.. government, had several different archi­ Cider Is flowing freely at the Gaskill ton N. Y. a'nd return at one first cl* tects and as many plank, and was design­ Circuit Court. milL Jas. B. Mills, the republican -nominee limited fare for the round trip. Date Corn Is doing finely under the very fav­ The following casei are on the docket ed to serve as a place of worship though for Probate Judge, is an houored resident sale Aug. 17 and 18. Return limit Au.. for the coming term of the Circuit Napoleon 1 intended to make It a ‘-Tem­ of Nashville. and Is M years of age. He 21st and 32nd. orable circumstances. ple of Victory." However his plan met is a member of the Barry county, bar, has Miss Carrie Habenicht. of Bedford, is Court:— with a serious obstacle before he got been honorable and upright In his busi­ working for Mrs. C. E. Paul. tWuugh. and he was indurud to allow the ness life. Is careful and painstaking iu The death of Mr. Ferris is announced. People vs Roman Bull—Fraudulently work to go. on after the orlgnal design. what he dues, and is a tmtn, iu whose The funeral sit vices at the residence on disposing cbatUe mortgaged property. ■V’cr dragging along from 1704 the church hands the Interests of ail who may have For the above occasion the Mich. O»-y Monday. People v* Henry Knickerbocker—Burg- whs coniple’ed In 1842. In 13T1 several anything to du with that court, way be tral will sell exeuFskm tickets at the r» Mrs. F. C. Coleman and two sons. Mnrk larly. hundred Comniunbx» who had been de­ safely intrusted. You will make no inls- of one and one third first C!*s» limited f. i and Corwin, have been visiting relatives feated by the government troops, took tak'e-by voting for James B. Mills. People vs Orlej; Smith—Adultery. for the ronnd trip. Children half fare. in 'Kalamazoo. People vs .lull* Lear—Assault with in­ refuge in the church, and were shot in­ / FOR SHERlFk. * Mrs. Wm. Kearney, of Battle Creek, tent to'iuurder. side the walls. The Pantheon, founded al­ anil Mrs. A. J. Furst, of Kalamazoo, have People vs Oilnndu J. Easterly—Rd>- so In 1754. has been consecrated and sec­ • With all .deference .to the able candi­ N'Mtloaal Deinocnatic CouvenUoa, India;been visiting among us. ularized again and again. It Is nuw used dates fur the office of sheriff. * the .honors berv. Miss Earpeatlne Barker, of Hastings, in For the above occasion the Michig.* as a place of- burial for. illustrous dead, could not have fallen Into belter hands People vs John Furnlss—Robbery. engaged to teach the fall term iu district riivu there Is the Vendome Column, made than Samuel C. Rlclile's,of Yankee Springs. Central will soli round trip tickets Cor ou People vs Joint Q.ihtn—Ro »bery. No. 8. and A. W. Edmnuds the winter. _ People vs Horatio Warner— Writing largely of Russian and Austrian guns. Mr. Ritchie is a farmer. He has been n first class limited faro for the round tri. Mrs. Merritt Bovd. of Chelsea, and Mrk\ •XjiTvatening letter. Four*different statues have adorned the life-lung republican and lifts always been Children half fare. JJates of ijale, Au. J. C, Newfang, of Reading, two sisters of top of this, three of Napoleon, one of one of the ••wheel horses’’ of the party, 29. 30. 31, and September 1. Return lin> People vs Charles Sheriff—Lirceny. Mrs. U. E Paul, and have been visiting' People vs David Lepnrd and Elmer Me- Henry JV, but they are now gone the way represent lug bls town for many years as September 7lh. A. C. Fkllows, AgL the' latter since Thursday, returned to ■Arthui—Resisting «n officer. which everything of prominence ntjist Supervisor. He is eminently fitted for Battie Creek on Sunday for a brief call on People vs Elizabeth Guest—Forgery— seemingly go some day iu Paris. The Col­ the duties connected with the office, which umn itarlf was thrown down and scat ­ friends In that cHj». Arraignment and trial. he will perform in a capable manner, and Labor Day Celebr*t*Jon. Grund Ilapio People vs Andrew J. Collins— Ltrcsny tered about by the Communists In 1871, in a way thoroughly satisfactory to the Mich.. Sept. 7.’06. because they thought it opposed to -the people who will —Fur Arraignment and trial. elect him next No­ For the above occasion tbe Micblgr *piri'. of fraternity among nations. It lias vember. Vote for Sam for sheriff. Central will sell round trip excurslo ISSUE* OF FACT.'•dnee been wholly restored. And «• 1 Bert Lowder Is sojourning In Indiana. tickets at 81.00. Children 50c. Date « FOR CLERK. National Bank of Elkarder, Iowa vs might continue to enumerate the list of Mrs. Clara Price Is sick, at this writing. Se^teibei 7£h. -Return limit Septen Waller W. Brown, a-farmer of Orange­ sale things named and tenanted, built, bunted Burn, to David McClellan. August 23. a Henry C. Mitzgur. Assumpsit. Wesley C. Norris vs Angus McDonald— and-re-built. Even the so common wolds, ville, Is the republican nominee for Coun­ ber 8th-Wblusive. A. C. Fellows, Aft. If lb boy. ty clerk. Beds an educated man and a Appeal. • •Liberte Equallte Fraternlte* ” are usually J. Fisher.and wife, from near Jackson, Fred L. Heath, vs W. H. Goodyear— painted on the buildings, instead of chis­ college gradeate. Walter has been hon­ are guests of tbe Cue’s. eled. as it the peopln didn’t know when ored many times In his township, where Otrln Clark. <U. Allegan, was a guest of Trespass on the case. Isaac W. Vwoman vs the City of Hus­ these senliiueii'.s would need to be replac­ he is highly respected, and possesses the Sept. 4.18O0. Asa Noyes. Thursday. ■ — Trespass on the case. ed by others, and they wanted to make |be confidence of men of all parties. He has For the above occasion the Mlchlgn J. A. French, of VennontvIHe, was n tings represented Orangeville many times on Central will sell round trip tickets at 87.5o . Edward Wocdard vs the City of Has­ woik of change as easy as possible. guest of C. C. Price. Sunday. -Trespass on the case. . Yet with alt tbe deeds of blood which the Board of Supervisors. Mr. Brown has Children-83.75. D,ite of sale Sept. 4th. Wm. Scott and wife, of Reed City, are tingsJohn Holden vs Township of Prairie- -history records against them, the Parls- been a life-long republican and Is quail* Return limit Sept Tth. guests of hb brother. Eugene. Ians appear to be tbe gayest and most ata- [ fled in every way for the duties of Clerk, l vilie — AssumpslL . A. C. Fellows, AgL Al. Mudlea and wife, of Marshall, vis­ j which require the careful attention of just Emily Crouch vs William Main—Ap­ biq.peuple one could meet. (Conversation ’— t.-t ited Frank Hart and wife, last Friday. .. be i— the »u«. meat 1 such a rum as he. and social Intercourse seem to peal. _ Labor liny Oiebntfion, Lanalng. W. L Marble will Uke In tbe excursion Milo L Williams vs Covert O. Freer— on which they deed, in our walks we F<‘R TUKASURE1L to Petoskey Thursday, to visit hl* mother. Otten passed the open windows of dining There could be but onp choice for Iva Lowder is upending the week with Trespass. For the above occasion live Michiga* Ilobert P. Austin EsL vs C. G. Hol- rooms where a family was faking a meal. County Treasurer this year, and tliat man Central will sell round trip excursion tier sister. Mrs. Wm. Coolbaugh, of Suu- br.«>k K.l.le-Apgrtl from PrnWW Court. Everyone seerned as full of cheerfulness is J. Gideon Hughe*, a farmer of Barry Jolin Dnimmuud vs C. h. & b. K. K.— and of politeness anil attentiveness as an township, who for the past two years has ticket* at *1.35. Children 81-30. Date o' lk.lihn Franck, near Battie Creek, is sale September 7th. UeUifu 'limit Sept. American Atuviivou would nvM— at — a- picnic. ।——— Two - • French ----- ­ made such a painstaking offidal aud has 8th Inclusive. visiting his brothers. Philip and George, Appeal. men will sit down over a small bottle of i so cartJfu||y looked alter the county funds. CHANCERY 1ST CLASS. and old friends In this vicinity. *n.l li.uu nmrta rpal PllitivniPnt 011(1 __ a . made j.. —.... ai... . wine. and have more real enjoyment and Mr. Hughes has one of the best Eugenia Murdock vs Julius H. Murdock lake more genuine comfort in tbe half Treasurers this county has'ever hail, and —Divorce. .. . . • Dowllug. Man M. Garland vs Geo. M. Garland­ hour It takes them to sip away their re­ “one jro'id term d»-s*rve-« .another.” Mr. Mich. State Fair. Grant! Rapid*. Mich. freshment. than a Yankee or a Britain Huglx-s is a .Mauiich reptib.li‘*n. been'Su- I Picnic Wednesday at the lake. Divorce; _. , ___ - . M. Aldrich is able to be out again. Esther M. Barnes vs Theodore A. could get Iu a whole day at the circus. pervI»>m for,many years, fijid is the right I Fur the abuvl* occasion the Mlclilgi»'Cafe's and restaurants are thicker lu Paris man in the Treasurers office, and Is worthy I Central will -sell round trip excursion G. Reed has rented the taeat market. Barnes—Divorce.'1 „ I ticket* for *1,00 plus 50c for admission Mrs. F. Herrington has gone to Kala­ Belle Baughman vs John A. Baughman iban saloons in an Irish-American mining of your vole. caiup. It fa drink, drink, drink, or I Children 50c plus 25c for admlMloi*. for UEGiarfcR. mazoo. ,. . —Divorce. , „ ... Dau la Bolyen went to Saginaw Monday, Moses Horn vs Phebe Ann Horn—Di- raiher. alp. aip. «lp. everywhere, and tbe Furtfi yegraC. F. Brook*, of this city, Dates of sale September 7 to 11. Limit to first question asked you when you sit return until September 12, Inclusive. to remain one week. was employed in tbe Abstract office and Miss Winters returned to her senoob in V°Wm. H. Chilson vs Hope Henry Chil- down for dinner or any other meal le, his bu.-tiiieoslUroughi him into direct con •Voulez vous rouge on blau?" That is. Middleville. Saturday. Ron—BUI t0 quiet title. ■ tact with lhn Rglstcrs bo«k< No man Teo day excursion to Petoskey ami Mrs. T- Gortfem. Intends to go to Hellie McUulg.u » Arthur McGulg,n ••Du you wish red or while wine?” All In Barry county, outside of the present Traverse Ctty and return, and by spec!* lhe cafes have tables aud chairs on the Homer, td visit rcdatlves for a few days. register, Mr. Jordan, h Es well acquainted train and at the following rates, v'*» sidewalks In front, and most of tbe pa ­ Mr. Mowery and wife Intend to go to _BI«X Long ’• Fr.uk Lonr-Dlrorc. tron, prefer to sit outside. So all day with the duties of Register, as is Mr. the Michigan Central and Grand Rapid St Paul,' Minn., ndxt Monday, to be absent Asa Odel! vs Jane Odell—Divorce. who lias served as Deputy Regis­ and Indiana Railroads, Thursday, Augiut Samuel Crawford v. gary E. Crawford long the waiter* are running in with Brook-, about two week. empty bottles and coming out with full ter. User a year ag>» work became very Last Monday, at tbe home of CaU °ta» Round slow iu tl»e Abstract office and Mr. Shel­ BnruUr ton. occurred U>e m»rrl»«e ot tbelr d.u»b- "uS^mltb rt Clinton C. Smltb-OG ones and the air 1* so full of the eon ver­ don ennduded io run 'the offi •« alone. Mr. nation of Jolly. Idle Frenchmen and ter Delay. Io Earl Beldlog. ot Auduau. Brook* secured a position Iu tbe.wuol boot "JX. Leunlngton Fred Lonnlnglnn Frenchwoman that you almost wonder factory and has worked there ever since. About W Itoeata were oroaeuL C who does tbe work for this great city. Of 1:17 aui maker and Herb Slaoton .cted «a Isrooma course you see men working, but the la­ He lias always been a working man. To Charlotte...... isaa.i men and Misses Ida Bolyen and Baran “pXl.w1. « s.r.1. j. Lowf-DI- borers dress la about as common In the him the revenue* of tbe office would KmMMNM RasbvHte ....... prove a very great help. Ouni as brldeamalda. Mia. Bell’ cafe a* It Is in tbe streets. The eating T°ETg.rToo„drr „ M.ry Tuondor-Dl........ FOR FROSECUT1KG ATTUBKEY. played tbe weddlok rnereb. and drinking, light in the morning, seems tions are extended to Mr. and Mrs. to gradually increase, till from five o clock voice. lion. M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, was CHANCERY <TU CLASS. to eleven in the evening when tbe chairs. the choice of the -convention for Prosecu­ lug. T«r.n« Corrlgon « Job. Y.rgnr ,t •nd tables, and waiters are often losa ffi- ting Attorney. Two years a<«» Mr. Jor­ MHo. al—BIll tor .eeountlng,,_n||l r.lent to accommodate, the, thirsty multl- dan i.oiiilfied himself with Ute Republi­ John nnldrn ,, Frank Baddy ol •' U"1 lUSueb is the Idea a casual observer get* can party and ha* done gbo-l work tor the Mrs. B- W. Johnson and boys party since. He is an able lawyer, a Tickets are good for return by any - reg Sidney Dunn’, people, of Oeleeborp. .la. The great strong adviKMte, a man of large experience ular train, until Saturday. September Mb. ,0 wm b L- U-rdlog 1„ bi. first day In Paris. crowds are there Just as In Ixmdon. New. In fcgal nut:tent, and in his hands the daL»’hn Perkins—Bill for Accounting. W wLk Johnaoo and mother, of Middle­ inclusive. The special train will stop a> Turk, and Chicago, bat they are Dot the ti«n» ol Prosecutor will be well looked Et­ Cadillac. Manton. Walton. South Board, ££* «Xk«af »’ W"° *' 'XlUC. Mrtt. ,, M.ry E Mikn- Mme. In the English speaking elites ter and carefully attended to. evsrybody Is in a harry, and flies about as W^ter 4 Seda.td. -hlpperl . « taFUR UKPRgaKSTATlKE. Faile PasoMfonfor Traverse City wHi If be ’»onW inaks a thillton before suo set Myron Wing, of Barry, is one of the change ears at Walton. Buntage checkr** of boa. here Wedne.d.y. Aver.ee price “XSWL. L«b yAipb^tUErtch if he could only find the time. If be gets hrouah to (Gwlinatioa. The fine trait leading farmers of that township. Nature a glass of something to drink, he galps It ,bMlafsh>a Campbell, of poor citr. -g^iHortrt Thomy M.y».rd- down in three or four a wallows, and he provl l.ti Mm with an abundsul supply of In frnm tbe Koeat of Jame. Thorp and family ceer d.. “. i-i« ,t hl, mliLmnl Id firD-vH from btlwn gotsl K'«"l judgment, Mdu.aul. and •»<! he bu always •!««>• brings Urtoo it It to require. Tb. benefit you will receive, eauitoi fail l^S^'-MrMMn'-Dt.onw. SXw'i to®"* ruabM b«* l~rwh«.,r« ^be'wort on F. F. Fenner-. ■»«£•£ maketbte the exeurekm of the Moattfi. In Paris everybodytoseems to | republicans cho»e him to represent W con. county tn lb. .MU. -«this •» Early a^plieatlou should be made fo. i.pro«re«in« e»er;‘'‘<’X“ £ JraJdSll ”"1 c“u“h“; * 01 ** M“'up deled, when "ear y eoH.Plu ‘^ W£ ” uuu* rt of the finest in this tart j AMl<nOient of Archie McCoy. house will be onec. — — of t>e country. goSfir’I*"" BlnL u"l|ny. sX”"”* B' e“UM “d ilMLut. “ �hope DEPARTING AST1NGS BANNER. The state and national banka of The number of individual Democrats and Democrauc papers that have Michigan have recently published the bolted the Chicago convention and atatem^nte required by law to be made MARSHALL L COOK Editor. platform is constantly or the increase. four times a. year, and the aggregates Early last we.,k a list of 80 such papers fdrthe 21 banks and one trust ocmiTiN«s.J>i:nn.. oostuffick, was published and others have been rxuT doing business in Detroit arc now AVOVST U. 1679. • dded since then. A few of them sup­ available. A comparison of the figarea port McKinley, but most of them advo­ widi the corresponding items, Muy 4, ADDITIONAL cate the calling of another Democratic 1893, is interesting. The last named vote*, aa followa: convention. The list includes S3 south­ date was shortly before the retrench­ ment for all dues, but which were al Maine.. ern and 17 western papers, among the ment occasioned by .the panic coin- first refused bv banker*, railroads and New Hampshire.. • THE PARTY DIVIDED. latter being the Chicago Chronicle, menced. and the volume of businrsa | merchants. In order that faey might MeoSSmaatu .1“ is i m 4 -.. t:::', Abend Post and Strata Zcitnng, the was larger than at the time of any not be in any way discredited a circular CkmMCtteut......... c 0M ;lanfl ....... Davenport, Iowa, Democrat, Detroit other statement before or since. Some was issued, stating that they would lie K3»Island...... 4Free Press, Lansing Journal. LaCrosse, of the items aggregated at that date as redeemed in coin at any of the sub­ New Torfk.............> | To,,,, ........... On the surface of affairs the indica­ It is only neresRary to nsl.l” Wis., Chronicle, Milwaukee - Journal, follows: tions arc altogether favorable to Mc­ treasuries. and Gnu. Scott issued aa Capital stock— Kinley’s plcction. Let the people look Minneapolis Times, St Paul Globe and order to the army in the field, stating Surplus and undivided proflls electoral college. Without ■t the agitation in the democratic party St Louis Anseiger. that the troop* would be paid in part Due banks and tankers... '"L-’SSBS in these notes, but that the antes Were of theOhloorwv,tnf?h..v The list of individual Democrats in .S2r®2ru‘“ and~read the list of men among itahith­ vote, -may come from the erto recognized leaders who have reDetroit who .repudiate the platform Loaau anddMcounta ..................... « •as good HA ha gold to in ail all baukp uonicp ana and gov- states: ’ «-ow.ar jpudiated its platform nnd. if the list of and ticket includes such prominent Indiana JSfWhKvjm ftlwse who have repudiated its candi­ party men as G. V. N. Lothrop and his Specie 8,ffi».aJ5 states.” Aside from the aabsidmry Mi.-hfcei The corresponding Itema at the ckwe ! cojnag0i gO)d was the only toin then lUlnob . dates is not quite so large, there need sons. John G. Hawley. T. P. Hall, Robt be no serious concern on the -subject. T. Gray, 8. L. Smith, Wm. B. Jackson, of business July 14, 1896, were j fa u6e. .mid the wording .of Gen. Scott’s . Tbe popoerat. ImL th.L - If there is great anxiety here, kt them W. J. Gray, Sidney T. Miller, Post­ follows: * . । order allows that the Republican ad\a4ioa on breaking into -cpropare .it with thoae people of prom­ master John J. Enright, R. W. Gillett gjeat, wealthy republiixiti ttstes. inence on the other side who have reand mauy others. Some of their utter­ Due tasks «nd tankers < ■>« . when it said coin. . they get all the rest of tri. rfused to indorse their party and support ances are quite jxjintcd, as for instance: and clear to the Pxt<-:ric •ita candidates, and thiy may well be re­ John G. Hawley: “1 thinkvery Vadly lSS,wloSiooo<t................... ! l»n the diwwtor of the mint r»ve ua west dlana, MJrtijnu, or Til'n.,"'assured. The trend is vety much to the of the Chicago convention. It violated •Stoofea. bond-; and uiort<n«cs — n«zyr, that thn reason the silver dollar had been Due from other banks..................... have a majority ot tim , - ,r.;ki|_ aide of “sound money." all tire historic traditions of the Demo­ Specie 2.®74L practically out of circulation for 40 But the far axah-mtl. hw. There ard.pedjile who complain that cratic party, nnd went over, body and The most significant thing about the years, and that act simply recognized Wiaoenriu or Mlnncri.to. wool,, uotBiw •the republicans do not yield enough to breeches to the Populists und anarch­ comparison is thjktjwhilc the deposits of in law what bad for' that long period them the majorin . Thrv ,uKld nL (the democrats in this “sound money’’ ists.’’ • ' all kinds are only •1,854.000 lew than been the standard in fact, the gold contest; they would have the republic­ Cyrus G. Ix>throp: “I/think thAt I in 1893‘the loans and discounts, which standard. Again in 1880 tbe Rcpub^ two ot theae laavuum. d *urtai la order to ipxe ,t„. ans concede something of their views op speak the sentiments of the whole fam­ represent the active business use of lican platform, upon which Garfield subordinate issues to the democrats ily when I say that we cannot vote the money, are 84,53,7,204 less. The re­ was elected, gave as one of the acts for grounds for hoping tu win help or Home of the Mate, of , |,r •who are disposed to aid them in elect­ Democratic ticket on the platform mainder of the differences in deporita which the Republican party deserved ing their, ticket. The republicans have adopted at Chicago. We want nothing is occourited for by the increase iu the j commendation that ■ it had raised the we.t they must mole «un- of rurrvi™' all of the’ following rtatr*: acted in this way to the extent of dimin­ to do with that crowd or their ruinous, comparatively idle uses of money «found■ carrenev of our country to “the Wwt Virginia. ... • ishing their party manifestations in policy. I hope to see the Democrats in deposits in other banks, stocks.', par of gold. ” Kentucky 13 ’their press and their public speeches. ................. it JOnjfii' ..... defeated in every state in the union. . bonds and mortgages, and specie.* The The platform of 1884 -made this Knn«*ti Tcnntvwe............. 12, ,We are inclined to think that those who * * ♦ With the Democrats on a free latter, chiefly gold.iius increased declaration: “Wv have niwaj-s recom­ Nebraska ... s -expect of them that they shall go furth-' sffrer platform I shall be obliged to . 000, and This is entirely idle capital. mended the best money known to the North Dakota. . .. 8’ 3 er to relax their party organization ask t!he Republican ticket entirely.” jI The savings deposits are almost as civilized world, and we urge that'ef-' Doe* anyone but a popomi* or a rantoo much. It Is to l>e remembered in • \Vul J. Gray: “Neither the candidates ' large us when at the highest, tide, but . forts should be made to unite all cun- dldate for Kapjcakrv tjroh. rthe outlet that it is the republicans who Chicago T an > • 1 ra ul. ' nor the platform will do at all. I cun- I there is less dispositum to -draw on * mercial nations in tlir establishment able orc right on this currency question, not support cither one. uv* ” them for investment. Much of fhc ■ of an international standard, which , . while the democrats are wrong. Sure­ CURRENT COMMENT. Robert T. Gray: “•Get (’ the strongest j (faring the last year the supply of I s'hall fix for all the relative value of ty, under these conditions, the parties dcnuniciation of the n... platform niaifnrm and n. money has bccif greater than the d<- ; gold and silver coinage”; and that, mfhe republicans of Nebraska wyj pre not on equal terms, whiph would ticket that you can find and credit it to ।[ mand for .legitimate .business Use., । though with different wording, is pnic- Vest William J. Bryan in hi, own ward, be the natural preliminary to equal, con­ What has been* needed, and what is j ticully the same ground us that taken county. eongrmkmal district and cessions. Neither ore the republicans James D. May: “I don’t blame the mainly needed now. is not more money,' • in the platform of 1896. ■<-. ! state.—John M. Thurston, of Nebraska. nt ail in that divided state that are the Free Press for bolting. Every respect­ nor cheap money, but more business, | The party has always recognized ETAir the While Sewuh looked down democrats. The one is a compact pari a ___ • > ■ .. . gold -t . ..ok a the i standard. > t... .. never fa­ 1 on the crowd, as .much' 4- to say: able Democratic paper in the country __ and protective tariff, with reciprocity It has rty, nA far as we see it in this portion is doing the same thing.” treaties, will bring this much Tnorv vored the free coinage of silver, but “Bryan’s voice is magnificent, of ci tbe country, at least ; the other is disWm. B. Jackon: “I cannot accept speedily and certainly than the talk only such use of that metal as w as con­ course. But you ought io rc’e my bar­ ytrusted and divided. The republicans the fallacy of the free silver doctrine about fret <-> ?nge. sistent with its being maintained at . rel."—WMhita Eagle. were the greatly preponderant party in the Democratic party. I cannot A good many, inquiries are made of par with gold. It was under thia pol­ Jleprvsenta t i »c Mrrve r. secretary da the outset. If the democrats have the newspapers as to exactly what free tote the Democratic ticket on that icy, united with that of protection, of the republican corjm’Mional com­ post some of their natural advantages Some curiosity has been expressed as Hasis.” that we had the prosperous times from mittee, said he had read Brriui’s specci (through their divisions, it gives them no and unlimited coinage of silver means. S. L. Smith: “I do not think the to why no effort was made to insert a 1888 to 1892, and it is this policy com­ through, and regarded it an n ‘docu­ equitable claim upon the republicans It means that any one, citizen or for­ Democratic platform is Hound Demo­ plank iu the St. Louis platform favor­ bined with a return to protection and ment which would do■ Hie • republican (for a sacrifice of advantages which that eigner, individual or corporation, may cratic principle and I do not purpose to ing the repeal of the tax ' of ten reciprocity that will give us prosperous cause good. ' morty still holds. The party that has take bullion, old spoons or foreign per cent on state bank circulation. . , times again. •kept the faith should have the benefit coin worth 53 cents, and have it coined, vote for it.” CTWorkingmen wish their wages in Postmaster Ennght: “I would ndt, The south was quite strenuous for the of U* over the party that has forsaken free of cost, into a dollar with a debt-, sound money, producer* wish .the pay adoption of such a plank in 1892. It The following timely words are jit. We ray this treating the subject paying power of 100 cents. The word on sueh a platform vote, for Thos. Jef­ has not yet given up the idea, but it is for their products In sound money, and . from an address to Governor McKinley •from a party standpoint.—Boston Her­ unlimited means that there should bd ferson if among us.” only those who do r.6 honest work are T. P. Hall: “The tariff question is proceeding on a different plan. After at his home in Cam ton by rcveral hun­ no restriction as to the amount of silver ald (Ind. Dem.). wining to accept payment in dishonest thus coined, and the word independent, □ot the issue, neither is it the silver the failure of this measure in the Fifty- dred visiting women from Cleveland,-©: dollars.—San, Francisco Call. third congress Speaker Crisp said, in 1 HONESjT THROUGHOUT. often used in this connection, means craze, for that is but a stepping stone “We know that when you enter at the CZjVotection is the j^naren for the that this government proposes to try to something worse, the utter de­ the hearing of a Michigan cong ressman, door of the White llourc, peace and Baals of tbe Uopoa of tb*> Republican struction of free institutions. These “We shall have the west with us tbe comfort will enter at our doors; that His that trouble us. Set more mills at. that experiment without reference to Party. work' and the mints will hake to work. next time we make the attempt. Thq revolutionists are striking at the very when vou receive your heritage by the ^American Honor and American Inter- what, any other nation is doing. Under people in the west waul free silver decree of a grateful people, our hus­ Lessen the number of mill* and you the Bland act the government pur­ foundations of society.” ■I est. . Th6s\ local utterances may very coinage. They will not get it unless, bands and fathers will receive the diminish the need of mint*. For mon- . chased bullion in open market and ^Business the Source of Employment, properly.be supplemented by one from the repeal of. the state bank tax is fruits of their industry, and the heart ey flows through the chnnnrl* of in­ (Coin whether Gold or Silver, must be coined 2,000,000 . silver dollars per Jas. H. Eckles, controller of the cur- coupiea dustry.—Chicane Inter. Ocean. ■ coupled wun with iL i ” And that is the vx month and made whatever profit there of the wife and mother will be made ■ 1 , Equal to the Best. . rency: “The larger the contribution | present •cheme. It is not in the plat- 1 lo(1 when the huslmnd lucks work, was on the coinage. Under the Sher ­ {Duties Collected from Foreign Counknows and feel* it, though man act it purchased 4,500,000 ounces of Democratic votes io the defeat ot the [form, bu t it is in the plan.. Even if the ; • tries for American Privileges. Chicago nominees lhe better in thttamd • Democrats carry west cait-'' .» -----D .... eheer ------.j comfort; —when _L_ . . ' the■ day * the , *he wilXbtlU and A eommunientiou signed “Common Live a montli and pithe r coined it or issued for the Democratic party ” ’Emigrants Who Are Willing to * * W"* ‘ silver certificate* against it, the profit "t ,ng Y fx-torr an, oat, th. «n- oo Laliorer,*’ and printed in the New York .. Without Rqhbiug Other Hie aid of the south. And the reiHial ! .... going into the treasury. Under the r.^.> Tea.l.r at Co., and ! a, t|M. ,UU |„,lk Ux wlU U p'rkx I “» l^on^ r World, gives iwm- figures filial nrt in.. Employment. <K«‘ • ruuir * ui i unu i mulc Oil UK 13X Gold coin coin is is a a legal letfal tender tender In in all all paynav- ’’ which which it it will will hare to t<» pay. wtv . ' I ‘.t“Pu ProvcrtJ ‘“y1 *»t»ng<-r teresiing as showing the effert of th? Money plan proposed by the Chicago ' conven­ iFinancinl Integrity .and Gold tion .and tlfe free . silverites the profit Enough to I’uy All Bills. ments, without any limit astoamounL I The platform upon which Mr. Bryan stalk through, the atntota by day; when money standard of wages and thr rv-. . would go, not to the government, but the anvil no longer rings, inisery-and suit of declining pricr* in tin- chief Cold and Silver^ Equal Dollars, for All The silver dollar of 1792. 1837 and । was nominated proposes to take from to the individual or corporation that wailing brood in the home by night. staples, due to ehcnpAUed and infrcas-cd . Business. • . 18*^ isa full legal tender to any amount . the national banks the privilege of is­ carried the silver to the mint. Home Markets for American Products. Tlip trade.dollar was a legal tender to suing circulating notes, reserving lhat Every woman ha.s a living interest in production. The writer gives a cupytif the money* question. If our husbands an account, of 1864, the j-ra of cheap Imports Must Always Be KepfBelow the amount of five dollars, but has no • power exclusively to the government. . Pick the Best Mm. J< taro the money, we spend and intend money, from a general >:■.:* in Maine, ; the Exports. . ! But lire national bauk notes are infi-‘ A number of the county conventions legal tender qfcnlilieatlous now. Judiciary of the United States Must All fractional silver coin now minted nitely better than the state bank cur­ i to s pentI it. Ev^ry thrifty . woman in which a certain amouht* of. flnar, which have already hpen held have set I wants her few dollars to have cloth, sugar, porit, litruei’ne oil and a j Not Be Tampered Wilh. is a legal tender to the amount of 810. , . renvy that existed before the national a good example for those which are tb *s great a purchasing power as possi- suit of clothes came -to ?S?.andit took jKecp in the Middle of the Rond. Then the follow in selecting os delegates to the ’Minor coin is a legal tender to the ij banks were established. (Labor Employed Menns Elevation, amount of 25 cents. . | ___ „uu ,,Indiana 4 uOVV4r- bank:i would not cir- ! blc, to l»e worth too cents, not 50; to be 44 days of common labor m rwpdolhrs j notes of state convention at Grand Rapids, some , | Dignity and Education lor the L’nited States notes (“greenbacks”) I julate at par in Michigan, nor those of -•onvertiblc into 30 pounds uf sugar, per day.to pay for it. In 1^72 exnctlf of the strongest men and most reliable the «an>e goods cost $I1.W and took th? I not 10.” Home. Republican’s in their localities. The are a legal tender in payment of all Michigan in New York. If a man had I labor of. 33 days at $1.23 p’f dn.v to)»y (McKinley and Hobart Elected Means national convention framed a platform debts, public and private, except foe Slot) in state bank currency at the VeIf there was any such -acaraty ot for it. In 1893 -the s::r.:.- ir ds wet* । Business und Employment. on which the loyal Republicans of duties on imports and interest ou the ! ginning"of the we<Ac he might find, money or any such , profit in national worth Sin.To.’iiiP! at on |»-r day (Nattop’s Honor Must Be Maintained. ' ‘’ .. ’j when * ■ ■ -bunk • note detector • bin came at bank rlrenlatiou as is often re presen ted thecommon laltorer could buy the good* Michigan cun stand and win, and the public debt .Ownership of Railroads by JSational Gold certificates are rnot* —a ~ legal’ 1 the end uf the week, that the currency the issue of such notes would- be much national committee has outline} a good with 18 7-10 days’ In other Government Opposed by ^epublicpaymentX f was not worth 975. It h u revival uf larger than it fak According to the general plan fpr the canvass?' But in tender, but may txj issued’ in '-------------word*, be wm able to pct tv'odnrla half . an Par^y. of interest od the public debt, and are this system that the south wants, and statements just published four of the times ns much for his lalxjr^in 1S<H. (Pensions for the Veterans of the War a campaign where sb many attempts receivable in payment for customs, the , demand wilt be made that thW .| national bonks of Detroit, .which are Equal to the Pledge of the Nation. are made to break into party lines, taxes und all public dues. r^The agricultural statistics will system and free silver coinage go.to- i authorized to issue SI,890.000 in notes, ^Quorum Counting by Speaker Reed and where issues are presented in some t-a, fit /wiw. na»» ■.... ■ A 1 ■«have only .... . S16tt,tt3o out. atThe national fthow that n majority <»f the formers Silver certificates are not a legal ' getter. Tll/.f They nare fit companions. A new forms we need to bring our best ' Justified Now by Democrats. tender, but are receivable fori customs, fifty-cent dollar in coin, und an nnae- banks of the whole country, withan of this country do not produce wbret,'men to the front, both as delegates fRevenue, Collected Equal to Expcndl| eured dollar in naper made a congenial Authorised circulation of 9391,431,948. but, all of them have to lue.r. bread.' and as candidates. There will be taxes and all public dues. I turcs, a Necessity. Currency certificates are not a legal ' monetary companionship. we hud at the time at their last compiled The advocates of Silver on- promising Silver Dollars as Good as Gold, the Re- no equivocation or evasion, tender for any purpose, but may lx; take it, about the platform. There statements, only 8182.48l.G10 in actual to double the .price of •whra»-. vhich y publican Demand. counted as part of the lawful money .'irculatkin. It there waa any such would carry with it a corresponding**!* (Tariff to Protect American Labor and should be wisdom shown in the reserve of banks, and may be accepted । The latest wool statistics furnish a lack of etrereney as. to make the circu­ vance In the price of flour. Ilrwwnald choice of candidates to make the can ­ Encourage Home Industry. in the settlement of clearing house ; good object lessun on the tariff. The lation profitable the banks would issue the farmers who do not prow wheat and (United States—the Hope of Universal vass, and for a starter nothing is better balances. j uumber of sheep in the different inn* than a rousing state convention. Let more ot it. The disease of the times is. the millions of others wh«» um*11'-"* Liberty and Law. ‘ United States treasury notes of 1890 I jf the country in 1801, under a protee- aot a scarcity of money but a scarcity bread like .to-{my dotibl- the prto that (Voters Have an Opportunity; Vote for us have as delegates men of the stamp are a legal tender in payment of all I live tariff, and in 189G, under free trade jf business. The remedy is not a free they, are now paying for flour?—Louis- . that gave character .to the meeting J McKinley and Business. , debts, public and private, and are re- •Ij in wool were, respectively, ns follows: iilver solution but the tonic effect of vllle Courier-Journal (l>tnj. [Wages Means Home, Education and under the oaks in 1854, and to the hon­ ceivable for customs, taxes, and all | . 1KU! est money convention in Detroit in 1878. 1 LML8)3 * protective tariff, with reciprocity, Comfort to the Toiler. CTIt is a «ignifl<ant fart that the public dues. They may be counted aa . Middle mutes............. &MUW mC3i treaties. ' -X-roads—Republicanism or Populism Mtate*............ 8,152.1ft: 7.15WIU> four states whose delegates Jwlted t* a part of the lawful reserves of tbe >o*tbem Why the Distinction A Western sutej. 9SKLM —Which Way? During lhe four years of President republican convention nt St. banks, and are redeemable in gold or sil­ Pacinc »tMte* ............... t.TMWB MMi jYour Opportunity to Restore Busi­ - In a large proportion of the mines Rocky Mouutatn region.. 0.RM.T38 HAU.M1 Harrison’r administration with a pro­ .reprercntcd •59.000.o00 of the I^.OOO,now worked in this country silver can’ ver coin in the discretion of the secretary ness; Vote It. Total... 44.93S.Mi .of the treasury. tective tariff to furnish income,. ■ the OOn total silver production of the roui1 be profitably produced at 60 cents an Zeal in the Campaign Will Win the price................. lite National bank notes arc not a legal Avenue, 1'otal value .................niftWJM w.w,„a public debt was reduced •244,819,73a try. according to the mint statistics® .* Victorr.—Scranton^fPa.) Tribune. ounce, and it is now selling at a trifle lender except that tliey arc receivable '' ... over 69 cents. The free coinage people In 1893, under the McKinley tariff, Under the present Democratic admin­ 'IprM —.\Vrsb’n<*»nn Post. propose that the government shall take for all dues to the United ‘ States, ex­ we imported 111.632,308 pounds of wool istration. with the Wilson tariff in Back-acM this silver, and by coining it, give it a cept duties on imports, and for all debts valued nt •13,933,549. In iBas, uuder operation a part of the time, the debt purchasing or debt-paying power to and demand owing by the United the Wilson tariff, we imported 248,989,- increased in three yearn. •*ft?,339.630. Head-ache the owner of 81.20. Who gets the ben­ States, except interest on the public in.pounds valued at •33,770,159. As It is no wonder that, the gpvertwnent Legs-ache efit? Not the government as it did debt and in redemption of the national Lhe imports increase our own flocks; de- las had to sell bemds and buy gold. under the old coinage acta. Not the currency. Each national bank is re­ :rearc, and the profits of this important The banks have had plenty et specie, Prove the merit of Hood’s Sarsaparilla-posi­ people generally. The. mine owners quired to receive at par. for any debt ndustry go to the foreign flockmaatcrs md until within a month have paid it tive, perfect, permaaeut Cures. or liability to it, the notes of qvery instead of to our own. And that is the mt freely. It is only the gownoment Cures ol scrofula Id severest forms, like alone. Why should the government, other national bank. lhat Is cornered on gold, and that that is, the people, confer such a bene ­ way free trade works every time. goitre,.swelled neck, running sores, hip nainly because ita expenses exceed its fit upon this one class of producers? disease, sores In the eyes, One of the asrertiona with which the A manufacturer who favors free sil ­ >ncome. The silver product of the country In Cures of Batt Rbeiun, with its intense itching ■1895 was actually worth about 833,000,­ campaign liar is attempting to deceive ver coinage recently made the candid and burning, scald bead, tetter, etc. In the silver conveulion at St. Ixonia. Cures of Bolls, Pimples, and ail otbar erup­ 000. The copper product was worth the ignorant is that the silver dollars id missions “We want to pash our prod- Judge C. R. Svutt, of Omaha, said: tions due to impure blood. •38,000,000, pig iron 1105,000,000, soft are not legal tender beyond the amount jeta into all the markets of the world Cures Of Dyspejwla and other troubles where coal SI 15,000,000 and the wheat product, of 810. The truth is they are . legal The only thing that stands in our way 'Oh, God. send pestilence, disease, war ind famine smvog ns, hut, oh God, dr­ a good stomach tonic was needed. even with small yield and low prices, tender to any amount It is only upon a the high price of labor. Everything iver us from another four vents of was worth. 1* the New York market, the subsidiary coinage that the rcstric- • we make has come down In price -hat man CleveiuiuL ” The judge is tian as to amount of legal tender is Labor i* still at lhe old high price. If PMB tbe modkrne right on the Curas ot Catarrh by expelling tbe Impurities over 8300,000.000. Why should the gov­ placed. , , .Free coinage of diver became the law •onriatant 1'n.ying wages In a flftyernment double the value at silver to । which cause and sustain the disease. we could pay labor, in 50-cent dollar*, :cnt dollar would come mighty near the mine owner and leave the other Voters will remember that as party bringing famine to the homes ot many 'feeding tbe nerves upon pure blood. products to take their chances at com­ lines are drawn thi« year free silver •vhich would bring it down to the level •vage earners * trf That Tired reeling by restoring mercial rates? ind free trade go togethar. . The voter 3f other commodities as they rule now. At drantau or by tnmL This accomplished we could compete eannot be too often reminded of the . booklet. .. „,_h Among the Democratic papers that tariff plank in the Chicago platform, with any country in the world in forhave bolted the Chicago platform and which proparcs to perpetuate the Wil­ tign markets." This might be a good ilocllon fijrl.t u ClomM.le. Ata. tkket ia the Louisville. Ky., Eresing son tariff schedule and emphasizes the ;hing for tbe exporter, but how about XmtIjt m> men partldp.t.4 ta Uxo Ifhl. Poet. which uses the following vigorous theory that “tariff' duties should be Ae laborer and the farmer? To the ■vhich lasted nearly an hour. language: “That the ticket named at levied solely for purposes of revenue.” aborer it would mean a reduction of Fifty more men hare bwa laid off by ■ Chicago will be beaten U as certain as rages and .scale of living io the Euro­ he Cleveland Cliff Mining Co. at IshAND RHBUMATISM ClM » the sun shines today in old Kentucky. Just what the debtor class hope to pean or Chinese standard. To the »mir.g. Further rodnvlLms are ex­ | Secession, revolutionary action, anarchy gain by establishing free coinage and zarmer it would mean lhe kes of his AR-THRO-PHONJ * xrst market, for 50-cen jiving the mine owners a dollar '■ rage earners to dur .down this mouth, -........-T^u , p.,,, are we !> «annot be good buvera ^enta worth of silver is not ap Democracy.' ae. words S Pills pilta, aid EDITORIAL NOT! There is probably no class of men in. the country, not evjen the manufactur­ ers. who have suffered more during the past four years on account of thread ened and accomplished changes in the tariff than have the farmers. The threat of modifying the tariff, on free trade li^ea, commenced its mischevioue work uh soon.as the result of the elec­ tion in 1892 was known. From that time on the agitation of the subject was a constant menace and a disturb­ ance to business of all kinds, until the passage of the Wilson-Gorman oct com­ pleted the destructive work. The farmers have suffered in two ways. In the first place the paralysis of gen­ eral business, and especially of manu­ facturing. has diminished the consum­ ing power of the country so that the home market is nowhere near as good as it was in the prosperous times of 1892. In the next plade the' Wilson tariff gave Unfair advantage to the farmers and wool growers of other countries. These are the main causes of the pres­ ent, low prices of farm products. A third cause, which applies particularly to wheat, is the opening up of new ter­ ritory in the Atgentine Republic and in Russia, and the improved means of transportation by which their surplus can be taken to the European markets. The last named cause is beyond our< reach. The other two can be remedied by the voters at the next election. What the farmer needs more than any­ thing else is to have the tariff question settled oh the protective policy and settled for a life time, so thoroughly settled that he will have time to raise, and market a crop before the question is again agitated—time to grow a flock of sheep and get >ome benefit from them before the tariff on wool is again taken off. There Is one way and only one to accomplish' all this ami that is to elect McKinley president with a good1 Re­ publican majority in qongress. Bu’t multiplying words on rec subject is superfluous. The wh61c case .was suc­ cinctly stated in u single sentence by Mr. McKinley himself in a recent speech, in which he said, “What this country needs is to get back to that pol­ icy that will give us work and wages.’’ itwSUIXS Cures Piles Cured. Dr. Handy’s Fils Care Sore Spot, s NEURALGIA Sarsaparilla SfiKSwSlKk.hiiico..’**** �Hastings Banner. ena must ebnie. And then? Was I way showed that Mrs. Loring was prepared to vote myself to the narrow I booing slumber under the protection of his employer, xk ne was absent from field of a ootantry practitioner, useful ter night-lamp.\ She and her home, on© of his brothers would re­ COOK BROS., Proprietors'*^ nnd honorable ns it w: :? Banks had in? Arrived that day, niece,bar- । spond to the summons. done me a great service: he had rmwed powrasion of thettqe’wwere quarinow in full “But if all three are away?" I asked. me In most timely fas'..ion; but the liad stood the journey qew well, quarters. Both “That will not occur," he replied, de— v.c journey well. Mrs. Lor- , ckivdly.awakening had been far from pleaannt. iing, ctr- — ,n *• “ * 1 in fact, vias never more cheerful From habit my horse came to u stapH­ than when on the wing. Ths invalid “But in case they are asleep?” . still in front of the riMage ]xwt office, had greeted me with effusion, while “The disk, in-failing, strikes a gong. and equally from habit I entered the Miss Gray hnd displayed a cordiality There is a proviaion for the chance.” place and naked far my mail. A letter, . that was almost too full of friendliness Here was a further illustration of the a medical journal, and a newspaper und too lacking in self-consciousness to ingenuity the man displayed ip pror were handed out, and, mechanically please my fancy. Cheerful good-fel­ paring for possible dangers. But. if thrusting them into my ]>ocket, I lowship was, perhaps, nil thniT hnd rea­ he had taken the ;mins to insure sup1 walked to the buggy, climbed in, and son to expect in her; yfct it was a very port from Johnson in case of need, why turned my nag’a head homeward. - Still flattering result ot many a tete-u- had he not arranged a method of calling upon me also? Rather piqued, in spite to have a talk possessed by. doubts nnd speculations, I tete in the moonlight of the tropics. 1 rode to tbe farmhouse, nnd, reaching ,vouaJUg ‘ The night was clear, nnd, though of my dislike for him, I usketf, bluntly, su’d. “It ha* H loekri my n>y«x item,t» w“ ”> ”'«>"• “ “ if some signal could not be devised-^"" it. Irtrkrd —l#”in my o “It is not a necessity,” said he. dryly. endeavor- to at some conclusion. stroll along, reviewing -------- B the ««cupi •- arrive * events 01 of to choose a way out of my uncertainty. I our nnd •peemniing speculating upon upon And eventual I been dix|x*cd to argue । nm- acquaintance umm 1 sat there for hours before I achieved . the ^,c effects effects of of Its * ‘ ­ the point there would have been no its renewal. renewal. 1* was fol it decision, and it w ns hardly more than lowing ’—*---the - path ' to the knoU, I nnd nnd so so eu- opportunity to do so. for Johnson en­ tered the room. staggering under the a compromise. In justice to. Dr. Bunks, ' Jhwsed w-err my meditations that _______ I wobld Rll him H was ohtof my power * raising my eyes from the groun .««t on weight of one of the easts. lie gave me •es from the ground I was his cnstomary curt nod, nnd carefully to enter into a jternianent arrangement Burpriscd to'find myself close deposited his burden ‘Upon a table. La­ w ith him, far eventually 1 should seek base of its landward slope. I wasto on the tli on the mar Stepping to the door and beckoning a more populous district; if he cared point.of turning back, whenwas 1 heard me to follow liim before I could more for a temporary alliance, such terms as voice recognizable ‘ ~ ... as Lamar's, which than guess at what the contents of the he olTered should l*e accepted. ■ 1, “seemed to .coine —...v from num xne. the. nortuern northern ■. use might be. -But I walked home that Catching sight of the ntxvspaper in । B^ e cbl*»--Fittlft hill, Li?., at Uv the ,*«»v base.of uusc.of I mv pocket, 1 drew It out, and, as 1 did v-hich. set forth. Was one night |«Mjieiui>?d By a notion that, when which, as a* hns has been act •o', the letter fell from its folds to the 1 t,f tae creeks. The words the( cover was removed, a small arsenal .i- "alt-water floor. I picked it up nnd rend the nd ! w‘;n! »•<* to distinguished, but his might be found stowed away in the dress, written in 3 feminine hand, alt toi»« y - evidence that the business, ls>x. designed to supplement the brace - ----wn; UUSIDt'gB , of revolvers I had bought for Lamar angles nnd straight lines, like the frame-' hc WM ^gAged . waa engaged in in had hnd nothing nothing alarm alarm-­ nlxvut it, it although, from toe ,hour soon after our'comi'ng to the shore. work of a house, yet clear and legi’.W. ‘-‘.n/ »f about The postmark was New York. With ’elected for carrying it on, it was likely •(to as co.xtixvxd) waxing curiosity, for my correspond- | he desired to avoid observation, encc was extremely 1 broke the | . oat of danger. . limited. . ------—— — • - --— — P«>v0 to him uiui tout inui. #eaj [। cycn^at_sugHb time anti <*Vcn at and nlne«_hft-cAMi»i2 place he couldmight cooperate a *C“11 ’ "My dear Dr. Morris," the letter ran, 1 not b* ■Dre that same loiterer was not' advantage.” “my aunt, Mtk. Loring, desires to learn al*>ut. nnd to give a practical illustrawondering what ivhether it will be convenient for you i 1*an the need of a sentinel; nt least p.-ntl-man’s mind. : to receive her as a patient, und whether i .^t wa" tbe excuse I framed forozirancgetting ancient." I rooms ctfti .be secured for us near your j Cautiously I stole by the spring be " ' office. She has tried a number of treat- : and ”P ascent. On thedark surface , ‘ it. ’ said 1. “YouTe tn | ments since the voyage from Rio, but *4 uf the creek the still darker outlines of . ■ .pplump, and forty." , none of them has bcezTof marked bene- j ° 'MJ®t could be made out. The craft rs t. admit t he second, and ( fit. to her. She remembcni gratefully ' >VIW moored to the rocks, to which a . I jislf us much again,” the success attending wour ministra- Haan wa« transferring a number of cases I'm not broken ■and f down n.v —time nn ,’hIPboar*’> and Yet Is confident »nd packages. A litUc way up the • to. Sj before, my time. Tt i hist win-। t,,n< y°ur win String her.thc relief ’ directing the operation, stood Robs CotTmemt nt of Ils Pain. Horror and Risk. 1 S she has sought so long. She asks me to . Unman Intent i» he was upon the task • 1 warning. Besides, Tv^ add that this plan was in her mind when in bond, his quick car caught the sdhnd My wife used “MOI DLRs’ FRIKND” boi '.c on. ami I’d like to haw our chance meeting mode it possible to of* my step*, enough und' *he turned toward me for., birth of b<*r first-child.abp did nut ‘ 1:1.. fur play after 40' years secure ynur address. Ritter from ( RAMPS or FAINS—suit quickly a.littb | like a floah. . Vllercd at the critical hour suBerii^ but -it to travel u bit, to see , | “It's I—Morris," I called out. It was of ««»r‘. lltk-—she IkmI no pains afterward ana her “Yours very 1 iuecrely, . • this big country qf ours, j .Vcuvcry wan rapid ’ • too dark to perceive his motion clearly, . “ DoitoniY G raY.” E. E. Joukstob. Eufaula, A lx that knows his p&rticu- j I'm •>!Sent by Mail or Express, on receipt of Again and ogaiu 1 read these lines. but I thought I detected u swift move­ . heart, but has hardly a yrirr. Fl. 00 per Wtk. Book "To Moth­ poring over them ns joyously as ever ment of his right hand toward the ers'1 mailed Free. ■ i. d may be on the other side • breast of his coat, ,BRADHELD UEGUUTOR CO.. AtUate, Ga. The dong and short of it did Egyptologistov er freshly discovered I “Ah! You are a rambler until late,” SOLD ST ALL DRUGGISTS. .-■ shift my heavy work to hieroglyphs which set at rest a much- he. answered. Startled ns he. must haye • 1 •■•‘.•rs.-which will bear it । mooted point. Out above the rest of the • been by the interruption, he sjtokc with [ letter stood twx> words, “ for us. ” Mrs. । i. I dare say. better." 1 1 alt his usual deliberate coolness. Loring's niece would hardly leave her. I ter. ’ said 1. ' “Yea; I was vyakeful and happened , .... . ^ut liere was Ppo°f that both of them 1 1 ■<. as you’ve probably dis- j to walk this way. Hearing unusual r h-’.dlvbtecnouc-h ■ wou,‘1 c°me to Ihxlneytown. That 1 • PARKER'S ,S b" ' b^cnouP“ ' coukl succeed in convincing the elder ^uik1m 1 P 2 ’, Z rosbed Z -A on to investigate. ■ ■ doctors Comfortably. • HAIR BALSAM There was a chance, that a acre and kutffW the ta ' Lady that nothing serious ailed her w-as , , . , -you know, ... .. jo me that we might makr . huMlv ixwmiblr; it wu« quite on the mW'" »» ■"ept.ble. . ; nt. which would be ndThere won nothing in his mnhner to ■ cards that after a month- or two she • indicate whether the explanation K&tia: would depart in n huff; but. in the rtknnfied hhn. HINDERCORNS n»eo-b«.c«-rw —well. I. didn’t trovble myself 1 a-, but I’ve put him off. tirue "JohnKon blings a rmall cargo, sup­ tau. Stope sU p*la. Maker walkma eaey. Uo. st with tbe details of that problematical | -• on the ground, and I for ■ plies that might cause talk if obtained n isukiug two people period. The great central |x>int pf in­ through the village." said he. “He will don’’ ' : that's large enough for terest-was that for several weeks, nt placcXhrm presently in the house." ti e way. though, nm L least. Dorothy Gray und 1 would be. “An excellent plan. He buys them at •* that you’ve decided thrown together For the moment the larger jiorts up the poaziL ,1 sup­ • ;..a;.--:itly ? That Lxirunr. Banks, nnd all my recent wor­ pose.” , ries were forgotten. ■•.T*f»>ncr. of rour-/i.” “Mrs. Weston." said L pouncing upon "There seems very little danger that • •ay that 1 have any settled that gzxxl woman as she passed the I. “but there’snovxpccta- door of the office, "please du me a greet anyone should stumble upon you while 1 the goods are being landed.” said L | tibli favor. 1 have an old friend—patient, I . *., it Jovry. There’s no mean—who is anxious to put herself “but my experience to-night shows that ! it is possibie. It might lx? advisable : it.” h<- answered; and. under my care. I must find n boarding _• •<> I.is mure, away he raffled place for her. Onn’t you take her in?” to jxwt a sentry, for ifa rumor of these . Midnight lalxjrs got about it would set the vilfiigeu f “Well. now. I’d real like to. doctor, in .-d slowly in Eis wake, let- but 1 ain’t got the roomt" she an­ fhe^rillage by tbe ears." ‘ “Hereafter the precaution slinll be i •1 ;. v cli->.»e his o« u gait. Dr. swered. with kindly regret in her tone. taken. Remain a little,” he added, aa | jicv'rf'dtibn had taken me by “I» she all by herfielf?" I was about to go. “I, too. am wakeful. ; 1:.■.!-.•<»ver. it Jkui served to Let us converse." !<• realization.of the com- niece is with her.” lie led the way to the front of the ■ ii’i which my fiflure was “Little girl, is she?" house and seated himself on the door­ to t !:<• caprices of fate. For the “No; a young lady," I answered, try­ step. • to !v sure, there w:«k no cause ing to avoid the consciousness of a “How of your medical practice?”.hc for tu: ety: but u week might chnngp twinkle in my hostess* eye. asked, when I bad found a resting-place intion compleu-ly. Suppose “It’s toe bad. I’m sure; but we're a Lar-.;:r -lu.iii'l chouse lo depart; there pretty full house ns it is.” said she. near him. I told him of Mrs. Loring’s arrival ua* no ••rrtainty that he would not “However, don’t get discouraged. Try•and of lhe probability that she-would ksvc me liehind. Suppose he should Mis’ Clark -across the road; she don’t remain a considerable time in.the die; v..is hardly probable that I use half.that bigTiouse slqce her boys neighborhoood. She wna nn old ac­ shouhl pr .fit by ntty bequest. Suppose went out west. It’ll be a good place, quaintance, I'added. That I had met hi* tttH’mie- should discover his retreat too. Mis’ Clark’s n good provider, and her on the voyage from Rio seemed dadd.^; ijHin him: the result,*0 far M neat as a bull paper of pins.” to Ims a detail which It was as well not as 1 • tn. conecnied, would be the same. Over the way to the house of Clark 1 to mention. Had he learned it he might hastened, only to-find its mistress dis­ have displayed a livelier interest in the hamunitt <n the-three, but it waa as inclined to receive boarders. "City matter. As it waa, however, he mere­ wci; •<> rv- i,cii if iu.. I had been in his folks’ notions,” she averred, were not ly said that it Was to be hoped that she EAGLE PASS ROUTE pky for tin- lietter part of a year, but, to be endured. - But -she began to re­ would recover her health, and then iu reals:; . . us my j»osition improved? lent a Httl- when I put her yielding on changed the subject lo remark that be I had Ht.-ri in coat fort, free from the the ground of a personal favor; and dcsinxl me to bring him a considerable ear-' which had burdened me in tbe when I dwelt genejNjusly on Mrs. Wes­ sum of money in a day or two STANDARD GAUGE STEEL RAILS. 1 H '-urnulatrd n few hundred ton’s praise of her as a housekeeper, she dollars physically I htul been a led me upstairs to •two rooms, spink and gainer 1 t : • reiubval to the counter. span and very .comfortable withal, nnd, That v : side of the ledger; On with pretended ungraciousness, said read lows of the lit- thnt my friends could,occupy them, ..-FROM.... I had .made in my prorfes- provided they could “stand plain livin’ ■ riled pttrposes of any and plainer oomp’ny.” Inclosed the lowth pf that often dittosbargain on the spot. wbfich folic.wa unqucAMrs. Weston met me at her door, on lion to another’s strong my return late that afternoon from a could not go on na they drive, in the course of which the nn^ and Ml NORTHERN POINTS to K11 points In ''civ. Sooner or later the swer to Miss Gray’s letter hnd been in­ fh- Interior of the MEXICAN KEFCBLIC, atd trusted to‘the mail. "You look like a new man,” said she, approvingly. “Sakes alive! how gettin* a new patienfdoes perk you young and offers «pre attractions to the Mfftit-see doctorsup!” ' -e. tourist, or n-aveler than anv £««£_ “The mare the merrier, of courre,” TWreralnr a country unrivaled •" •“•JfUL rtiw with Ancient History —to the land of the said I. Mnutezuiaae ai>d lhe Azteex. “You’re lucky to get two such spceml sufFrers. You’ll be getlin’ rich, what Kjcirxzji vxsvrpas*k». Illi f”' ■* •">’ at home, can t»- sold with the new one and the old one over yonder.” She pointed to the house on the knoll, which showed a dark spot among the SAN ANTONIO TO Yjl M-tn v carloads of the mate: inis lowlands lying,about it fresh nnd green 3W‘,Jr Mme Soph Mince Meat and bright in tbe slanting rays of the bought At one time, at lint setting si^n, now nearing the erests ot Ho tamed towards me like a Cixh. IZ'A-inds. All the paring, chopthe hills tn the west, “It is for Johnson,” he condescended n wet eonnectlon* at Saa Antonio with all linea |Pu,g. seeding, stemming and fi oct tbe north and east. “Seems like a blot on our landscape CMsmpg ate done by perfected don't it?" she said, with her eyes still to explain! , machinery. Such immense “Very well; you shall hnve it,” raid quantities are sold that a mite fixed on the somber mound. L "By the ^vay. is your telegraph line 01 profit on each package of “Yes?* thought I, “perhaps in more to his house still in working order?” For tnformallon concerning *•*«*?•’JJ®**}® tables and particulars, aqd the l^uroey.1 ways than one." "Yee; but it is not a telegruith, only Time Iletlco or Intermediate point I, call upon or ada simple signal," he answered. “Euter. drri*IX If you choose, and I will elucidate it.” One evening, about a fortnight later, W. G. NEIMYER, IVe stepped into the living-room, og I stepped out of my ofiice for the double one trail of which he (.bowed me a knob. Int. R. B. Gen.u Western Aient Mex. purpose of enjoying a pipe and a stroll to tiny as hardly to be noticeable. By 230 Oark St, Cleat o in the open air. The hour was late, at pressing it, he explained, a metal disk least for that'anumbnity of early ris­ was made to fail at tbe other end of C. K. DUNLAP, h enough. *n' ing nnd early.retiring, und few lignts tbe line, conveying the intelligence to c r. P ns and Tj - A., Mex. IMB. Texas. BG. Krtle pMe were to be seen in any of 1 he cluster of tha fisherman that be wm to hasten to ■'k.MT.u MlkM.ttlLd.J.' ' farmfiouseK. A faint gleam from one ■nxtLuwtui co., mumx,». r. of tbe upper rwros of tbe house acrowj Thursday, Aug. 27, 1896. > EXPECT ANT ■MOTHERS.' SF- PLUG ~ >“MOTHERS’ FRIEND” J AXON A little bit of pension goes a long way if you chew “Battle Ax.” The biggest piece of really hightobacco ever sold for 5 cents; almost twice as. large as the other fellow’s inferior brand. The Inter Ocean Is the Most Popular Republican Newspaper of the West and Has the Largest Circulation. TERMS BY MAIL. DAILY (without Sunday)$4.00 per year DAILY (with Sunday)$6.00 per year ThePER Weekly Inter Ocean— YEAR* 1 = ALL THE NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT LITER A TUR r The Weekly Inter Ocean As a Family Paper Is Not Excelled by Any. has nomethix of interest to each number of the fhatilv. D* YOUTH'S DEPARTMENT U the very best of its kind. 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Il spares neither pains nor expense, in securing w Sound Money, National Honor, Home Prosperity, V*" \ The New-York Weekly Tribune, ' The Leading National Republican Family Newspaper. Will make a vigorous and relentless fight through the Presidential campaign, for principles which will bring prosperity to the eutire country. Its campaign news and discussions will interest and should be road by eyery American Citizen. We furnish “The Banner” and New York Weekly Tribune” (both papers) 4 MONTHS, 17 WEEKS, FOR 40CTS. . Addreas all orders to CASH IN ADVANCE. • 1 THE MHNER. Write your name and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, Room a, Tribune building. New York City* and a sample copy of Tbe New York Weekly Tribune will be mailed to you. �=-= astings Banner. Thursday, Aug. 27, *TItKD AR SECONArCLASS MATTEIS AT ritt HASTINGS. MICE.. POSTOFFICE, AVGUST 14, 1879. ADDITIONAL DITORIAL NOTES FACTS ABOUT SILVIR. MORE GARBLING , 1. THE'JOURNAL KNOWS THAT IT tS DISHONEST. AND IT DARE NOT PUB­ LISH THE WHOLE PARAGRAPH ON THE FINANCIAL QUESTION AS UTTERED BY ZACH CHANDLER IN THE LAST SPEECH] HE EVER MADE—OCT. SO. 1879- Still CllDaing to IU Record It Garbles the 8poecl|.of Jamex G. Hlainc. Satienal Republican Ticket. FOR PRESIDENT. WILLIAM MC KINLEY, of Ohio. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART, of New Jersey. **eu 8. Pingree of Wayne. r Uewtrnant Governor— ■ mnas B. Dunston, of Marquette. • '’•ecretary of State— /Mhlngton Gardner ot Calhoun. laynard of Kent. ■ • Superintends Public Instruction— . K. Hammond of Hillsdale. . (V.Simmons ufiihlawesi • Cougress. 4th District— The voters ot Barry County have a right to expect to receive facts from the county papers which they may receive, no matter for what political party they may contend. Lt Is the duly of a newspaper to give the facta as best It cab and net to garble »them so as to create a wrong Impression. In our Isvue of last week and week before we chal­ lenged tbe Journal and Democrat to print all of the paragraph of the speech of Zach Chandler delivered in Chicago Oct. 30, 1S79 on the currency question. Everyone wh»knows anything about the speech knows that they dare not publish what we challenged them to publish. It would lose the cause of free silver many votes if they should.and they must depend upon.deception for success. We knew they would not publish It wheu we challenged them because they dare not. Lt was a sound money speech of the soundest kind—just what would be expected from Honest Old Zach Chandler—and a sound money speech In a free silver paper would not look very well you know. O» course It was perfectly honest (?) for our contemporaries to garble the last speech ot Zach Chandler and try to make him out as a free silver man. but their columns are not so crowdedjbut what they could print the whole of the paragraph they garbled and cor­ rect any wrong Impression that might have arisen, but as we said before they dare .not doit. On the thecry that It is honorable to thus pervert the true meaning of any­ thing they choose, our contemporaries could just as consistently argue lhat the Bible upholds stealing, by leaving lhe word .“not” out of the command “Thou .shall not steal,” and making it read “Thou sbalt steal.” The Journal is so notorious for this kind of warfare that we were not surprised at It. In fact we expected It long sgo. But after being, thus driven to the corner, and standing In this community a self-confessed perverter of facts, wu were hardly, prepared to see the Journal come out last week and garble tbe speech of James G, Blaine, and attempt to make the people believe that he, like Chandler, was in favor of free coinage.' Tbe first clipping In the Journal reads as follows: aw proytdlng tor the resumption of . t with the leading coininrrcisl nations ■e world, which we pledge ourselves until such ‘agreement t be preserved. । designed to maintain inviolably! the Igatlonsof tbo United States anil al nosey, whether coin or paper at the thousands.” ■ This last, from the Journal oecn.-s along In that part ot lhe speech where he is si­ gning fur bimetal'isra and yupcs to see It restored all over the world—In fact arguing for international agreement. This part of the speech standing by Itself misrepresents him, because in a preceding part of this same speech he declares it is nut safe nor ex­ pedient for Congress to offer free coinage to tbe silver dollars of 412X grains with the mints of the Latin union closed, and Germany not permitting silver to be coined as money. «• But why did not the Journal even atlenipNo be fair and place James (J. Blaine Ln his propcrlllyht before the peoplef Why did not tbe Journal be fair and not skip around and take portions heie and there? Why did It not be fair and print that portion of the same speech, from which It has tpioled relating to the free coin­ age of silver. As the Journal, we believe, purposely omitted It, we will print IL Mr. Blaine spoke as follows, this ;belug taken from tbe same speech the Journal has garbled: ' ghtcaed nations of the earth. rhleh the hat you think about it. expect the invariable experience inevitably lo«e our gold coin. It will flow out from ns with the certainty and with the force of the tides. • • • • • • • WJiat gain* therefore, should we make for the circulating of medium If on open- •honld declare that until New York (Dem.) Times says: *. Bryan is beaten. This prediet ion Ji ax well recorded now as at Aonie day. Tbe candidate himself fnrolshe complete savumnee of ita fulflil. He has come to the (list great teal > campaign and he has wretchedly I to nu-et It. A f Uf nil the antecedent ling of this surprising boy’s tliglita ■ oq'H’nce, it wm an audacious and thing for him to stupefy an aud. which wished to sympathize with by droning out seven columns of •y theorizing alxiut the effects of free <e, unrelieved by a single thought or aw that rises above lhe level ,ol Ing commonplace. When we de■ i nlm as a cheap innunlebxnk It is bewe really believe bitn lo t>e one. and exlmly to speak the tiuth about him. ■ patatraPh hi bh dull speech was a t his political cofiln. It Is riulit anil it the candidate of repudiation should tcbleved lo New York the flattest over made by n candidate for the teney. » New Turk (Dem.) Sun 8ny»: » verdict among the friends and foes < candidate alike wjs that the whole litralion fell far short tif the success ad been expechd. Tile document nufirm.s the opinion that he Is utlurit to tie entrusted with the high of • which he aspires. Hia melancholy a last night to matte any favorable salon on the thinking people uf this * guarantee <>f the continuance uf tovernm^nt iu this counlry.and a de1 rebuke to the Clii-'aiu revolutionvho have tried to steal the good name i Democra'?’. FIRST. Silver has always been mea«ured by gjld. . 2. That by which something else is measured Is^the standard of value. The number of ounces of [silver an oui»ee of gold would buy has al ways.been the ratio. 3. Like nil other values, the ratio of silver to gold has been controlled by sup­ ply and denrxnd. 4. When the government was founded IM cnmnwrol,! or true r,Uo wm to be 15 to I. ■ *'. ■* 4 , 5. ^At lhat ratio silver was admlttitd free and unlimited to the mink Gold dol­ lar *’4*i grains fine gold; S4MJC15 equdls 371K Knilas fine silver, the “silver dollar of tbe daddies.” .0. Tbe Intent atfll belief of tbe “dad­ dies” was that 871H grains of pure silver would buy'as much of anything as 24 4* grains of gold would buy. 7. Or that 15 ounces ^>1 fit>e silver would pay a* much debtjas one ounce of gold. rkcoxd. * 1. The ratio of >5 to 1. fixed by law.remalned actually ’correct but a vyry abort time. 2. Owing to the admission of foreign coins which were inferior, uo American gold or silver coins circulated. Coinage of silver dollars was suspended In 1IJ04. and was not resumed until 1820. Then 1,000 were coined? 8. In 1834 the “dollar of the daddies’’ ceased to exist. The weight of lhe silver dollar was changed to 412% grains. This altered the ratio tn 16 to I. •aid in regard to the detnoi 4. Silver tlteu became more profitabla rltb the light before me, to export than to coin. 5. \ Thus we went to the single gold standard, uu which we have been down to the pregenu time. should not have this trouble now.”. 6< Dropping the silver dollar legally (“This was taken from a portion of the speech urging International bimetallism, just what the republican party to-day Is urging. But standing by Itself does not express from coinage In 1873 waa only making a mere record of what had been actually Mr. Blaine’s views. The second article from the Journal reads as follows: true from 1834. Silver declined to be coined during that entire period except lo ■ingle gold nt*ndnr<l would. If MicceMful, produce widespread disaster In tbe end throughout the world. Thedtstruetfon of silver as money and establishing gold us stnall'quantUle*. . 7. The whole amount of sliver dolhus hnnc-cd in value, nnd wouldgxin HdUproportlouate nnd unfair ndvnntugc over every coined from the foundation of the govern­ ment to 1871 was about S8.000.00D.althougb Ita coinage was free and unlimited. without OUR FINANCIAL PLANK Cut This Out. Pnl H ,B • »«»•■•* ope and Carry it in Your rocket jor Ready B«fi»reoer. At theconcluslon of this speech Mr. Blaine offered a bill as a substitute for the Bland-Allison measure. In which it was provided “That the dollar shall c< ntaln 425 grains of standard silver.” The speech ot Sanies G. Blaine, like the speech of Zach Chandler, which our con­ temporary garbled week before last, waa a strong argument-against free silver as now advocated. At tbe time Mr. Blaine made Hile speech the silver In a silver dollar was worth 92 cents. Can there be any question as to where the “Phimed Knight” would be standing to day. were be living, when the silver iu a sliver dollar Is worth but little over 50 cents. ■ Now w« have fully, fairly, and completely exposed the dishonest methods of our couteMJpurary who tries lo gain a possible point fur free silver. Houeat men ot all*, parties what do you think ot 111* Such articles might be properly dubbed “political forgery.” They are gotten up to deceive the pebpte’as to the true position of James G. Blaine on the silver question. Whit further confidence can be placfcd in anything the Journal says? But people are aware of that paper’s methods, and make liberal nlIbwauces for what It says. We next expect to see-tl attempt to proje that Abraham Lincoln was a traitor. The wooi growers of Ohio meet at Co­ lumbus next Tuesday. It Is needless to say that nritlwr Cleveland nor Bryan will ot Ni'es was nominated at the 4th District Congressional Convention rvcrntly belt! nt receive any very complimentary nao’.v■ Three Rivers, inasmuch as Mr. iiaiail-^ tiuns. ton Is a a trail «er to many republicans ot Generd John 8. Mosby of confederate this county- ,«e will give a little sketch ol bls life to show what kind of a inan lie Is. fan.r. is one of the latest Democrats 10 bolt the Chicago ticket. “If I Ind n m|L He was born 89 year.-* ago on a farm near Nile*, his present home. In 187G b>* Lon vohM." he says In a letter to n friend graduated from the Nites High School nnd hi Virginia "I would give Them to Me­ i K nley.” was about to enter Ute Stale Uniyetelty j when his father died. There w«> ■ mortIn attempting to sneak out of lhe rmK.ro ,i|Hin lb, r.rub ,o Ik,Mi, huront .ur- b<rr„ln, tmllkm In which Um Baxxeh', rounding circumstances l»o gave up tin challenge put the Journal in regaid to ambition of -his I We-—allendlug the Uo.l- Zach ChaudteFs speech, the JumnaLertnur veihlty—ami applied hinr^elf tn .getting shows that he Is wlltally attempting to rid Of tltai mortgage, juslax elo-eiy ns hr deceive. He says •‘As we found the Iden­ applies hbn.-teir torvrrytliiug that hr takes- tical language we had used etc.” Tlila hold of. After making u nice home l»i fIiuws that lhe Journal editor looked the his ims.herMic left the fa’tin noil mn»- uu<ter up. If be did be knows two menr-'t tlir study <»f law. nod annuriMrrt, things:- First—:Mthat the speech did nut In that j*t»l as hr aneret d.< In rvrryl Uhnr. oo.ue in the older In which tbe Journal One atiecrsn followed aomlnT until the ir- quoted, oi rather misquoted, IL Second— St. Paul Globe puts it this way: pcbUcariit of tterrlrn C*»un«y drchhsl to ••Hist the first three words were omitted, run him Lit Congrrns. the Mory uf lhe which. If imterted, would have ehengmi Domination being familiar in all. . •he etillm meaning.” Everybody nnv » trust in- God for ttir tn|»»-r 47 Mr. Itanililon ta a fikr l«n»k»n^ grnrtr- know* that Zach Chandler waa a s.»nnd Un the 84d ballot Uuu. E. \ Hamiltmi. Tip HD, 1. From 1878 to July 1, 1896, under limited silver coinage we coined. In full legal tender silver dollars, 3429,289,910,al the ratio of J6 to 1. 2. Ln the elghly-five years prior to 1878 the whole amount of silver coined by tbe. United States under free sliver coinage was $222,585,921. * Ln the eighteen years from 1878 to 1896 the wltole amount of silver coined under limited coinage was $471,927,729. 4. More than $27,000,000 more of sil­ ver wm coined in eighteen years of limited coinage than during the elxhty-fire years of free sliver coinage. 5. All the sliver dollars in our curren­ cy are full legal tender nt' 100 cents tach (except for redemption of gold certificates, which sre not legal-tender.) 6. Subsidiary silver (half dullare.quarter-dollafs and dimes) are leggl tender Jo the amount of 810 la any one transaction. 7. The total limited legal tender silver coined 1*8179.566.288.60. 8. Total silver coined by the United States down lo July t. 1896. 8696,464.844,­ .10. W Irre Wjver a have bad experience with cheat. It. Ifl CODtlgU/OiS to Ifcxit-Q, ’ l00ef- * 4----------- ------ ------------- / ’ BLAINE'S PROPHESY. The Uber, toroort<Urlb.t,Protroli1„ T “Wil •Opell, erery Kuro^,n • It may be well to eaU the attention of ■W Into lh. trm.ur, trt t,„ t „hrts^“ the readers of lhe Banner to the proph­ the money be h.. ,„,d b? esy made by James G. Blaine in 1892. workmen .. tnoeb w,^ „ “• Has he not faithfully pictured the result- workmen receive,, before be .bell t , . of Democratic supremacy, and have not ■"•"I. to •Ubl.tred. tou,i. w,,X*1' bte predictions come true*:— FntOtnOmtoMmrotirTor, ,„ tl., ••1 love my country and my country­ under tMr pet theory „ ,mi.,. *“ men. I am an American and rejoice every day of my Ufa that I am. I enjoy Ute market, of the worM.- I„ :W3 tbe general prosperity of my country, and tertp product, worth »Mo.oo(, 0M / know that the workingmen of this laud ISM under leriff re torn. worth MM.000.,00. Whf,„ ** are lhe best fed and the best clothed of any laborer* on the face of the earth. Burket, of the world loe,:lri/ Tli„ Many of them have homes of their own. ,'°'*t the They are surrounded by all the comforts farmers of this country » and many of the luxuries of life. 1 shud­ capture them, il,lnr TUtur-ffmlU- der, however, at the thought that the time must come when all this must be changed*, when the generift* prosperity of the coun­ try will be destroyed. When tbe great body ot workingmen In this land, who are now so prosperous will .hear their wives and children ery for bread. That lhe day must come when the factories and manu­ factories of this land will shut down, and there will be the silence of the tomb. And tbe reason why it must be so Is this: Tbe great southern wing ef the democratic party are determined to establish the doc­ trines of free trade id this laud. They will be assisted by their northern allies. Tbe fight is now on. There is a. great body of visionary but educated men who are employed day by day In writing, free trade essays and arguments in favor Of that doctrine, which find their way Into every democratic newspaper in the land. •■^The great body of our people have never experienced themselves tbe suffer­ ings which always result when the pro­ tective principles are laid aside. Poisoned and excited by the wild statements of these writers and the demagogue appeals of democratic speakers, lhe result will be that, iu tbe very' near future, these forces which are now working will be strong enough to defeat at Hie polls lhe party ad­ vocating* the doctrine of protection. It must Inevitably follow that uncertainty and doubt will ensue. “The business men of the country, fear­ ing the destruction, will decline to engage iu business: consequently mills will be shut down nnd the workingmen will be thrown out of employment. Tbe people Love in a Cottage —is a trite phrase, but even cottages may owe much to carpets. Whatever the - floor, a handsome covering adds vastly tp its attractive­ ness. The superior merit of our carpet exhibit is so 4blazingly visable that only a giance is needed to see it. Our patterns, our qualities, our prices ipake up a catpet trio that charms all who inspect this assortment of the latest ideas in ever}* material. We only ask an inspection bf what’s here, knowing what seeing will lead to. . Renkes & Walldorff, fore, that they cannot bo prosperous and hare work white this principle Is threat­ Funeral Directors. Furniture Itealera.’ ened. In tbe midst of this suffering they Embalming a specially. will learn that the only way lhat they can be prosperous and happy is to vote for the party that will build up the Industries by* which they bare gained a llvelltaod—btcause they can see dearly that when a manufactory is shut down there is do de­ REMEMBER That the Famous cltithIng store is going to move and are clos­ mand for tbe thing which they have to ing out tht ir slock of men's and bej’s sell, and that is their labor. shoes at less than wholesale price. Ihnx Smith. ‘ COMMUNICATION- “ CHILDRENS SUITS A bi< cot in childrens suits. We don't want to move ASSYRIA. MICH.. AUG »4lh. 1HPG. so many. Four weeks more. I'hin TO THE EDITOR OF HASTINOA BAN Smith at tbe Famous. * THAT FAMOUS HATS! HATS!! We have .too many. Call nnd get the prices. They must go. Phiu Smith at tbe Famous. LOOK At the bargain window np at tbe Famous. Phin Smith's Famous. THE BEST ■Overalls and jumpers for 45c, at the Famous. Prin Smith. FOURTH. The reason a new demand for frte c linage uf stiver by the United States has arisen Is. that owing to Increased produc­ tion, caused ehleily by improved methods of tnlnhig. and better facilities for trausportat’on. output of silver became so large as to diminish its value in relation to gold. ‘J. . Down to 1873 silver was more pro­ fitable to extmrt than to coin, and that year only 839H.W0 was offered fur coinage In the United States. * 3. In 1850 the world'* prtMluctlon of ■llver was *51,400,000 ounces real ratio to gold. 15.38 In I. 4. In 1870•the world's production 61 silver was C7.753.ooo onnees, or more thandouble. Ratio tn gold 17 88. 5. In 18-W the world** .production of silver was ‘J3.J70.0ju tinners, trebling that uf 1830. Reil ratio tn gold, 30.78. 0. It> IQ93 the .world's- prodnedon (if silver was 105,000.000 uintcra. or more than five times' whet II was in 1850. Rea! ratio to gold 81.MJ. 7. Th it Js tn My. an ntinev of gold Is worth to-dnv nearly 33-ounces of silver. .8. Yet owners of iiiiciiimMl silver want ua to accept It for free and unllniiletl coin­ age at the proportion of io uuheea uf sil­ ver to 1 ounce nf gold. • •f the ConaMtu- tlon.) KECK WEAB Al! 35c gvuds 20c; J5c ' goods 23c: 50c goods 35c. J’iiix Smith. BROWNIES Overall* fur 23c. I'hln ' Smith at tbe Famous. DR. II. A. POWERS. CAPS Se< what the Famous will sell you fur 23c in Golt caps. I’hln* Smith; SUSPENDlRS From lOc up- All cut in price. P‘»t« Smith. FAMOUS Itememtar t he Flimota pants. Tnry are bring sold client’ now. purs smith. dollars at 1O<> One pro]H>kitlon-ia exactly aa fair ns the other. . • dollar* for 8730 In gold, providing they proposition? THAT RACKET. ENAMELED WARE Ur have Just received n l>4 of tnamt hd ware d*.rvet from tIm factory. -Callfur I’- >f'rU r’ 40 to 50 cents; tmkr till’. Id tel’> Coffa-r putt. 50c; wash iwu *- -'f- 7“ one <*lse will <-ffrr lhe t-rnxml the guud« are warranted the te -t. i”1” Siulth nt the Itacket. TIN WAKE Ju.t trot eld h ™ IM Factory, and t«-lii< Hie - mlr b*iy from the factory dteni. either give yon l*’«er «i prices for tbo ipuney. Ff,h< shiitii •’ the Racket. ONLY A f.*W left of tlo dmt Yun will have to come At Ute prler they co ‘ worth front <Hte lv.lt to .mtfhfa»k lor tnetu. Fhln .■jmi'.li « - *' Candidate Watson one of the two nom­ inees of the popucrat ticket for Vice Presl-. •tent Is tint with a speech denouncing' Bryan because this year he hasn't a word to any a'KMit tailf. white four years ago ho talked about nothing but the tariff. Be atao aeruM s Bryan of be'ng-ailvnt on th bank question because candidate Sewell l« I. Tim effe.-i would be to flood the a protectionist nnd a banker, nnd a’ mem­ country «il h all ver dollars worth 5g toflg ber of many large and wealthy corpora lions. LOOK At our 10c window i< «>•»* »•*** 2. When the guvemincirt was founded Maur of the icmid* ««* *“rl1 " The money of thia country has been the -itaddten*’ bellevetl and Intended lhat Phtn Smith at tbe Backet considered the best tn the world, and 13 ontircH of Hirer wo-jkl purchase as BPE0IA1. SALE Ltememfr** BrtiiHub-r’ Mr SPECIAL ' tanners and employes of the ahopa know much as one ounce of gold, or lhat fifteen div uniy, W qL dish i • ■ • ita purchasing power la ail right at- pres i'hln Smith at the Backet. oumi-a uf >ilv«-i would .lisidiarge a ctebt ent More Work fw the shopmen nnd bet­ MAKE US AN OFFER .0" which one ,M|hw ur ter nrlecn for the product* of the farmer hi. r millinery guods. " f’ *' ‘ Pain 8. To «tay one ounce of gold will )>nr. wilt g«> at grraily t9dm*d f ’ ehao aa much as 3 • uunetm of allrer. If are (lie things they seem uioat tn desire. Smith at the 'Backet. w,i Bilvrr at 16 tn I. -vhvrefare, we Font years ago democrats dlfumved free 7»C For nr Mir <d woMld !«.• forcing on <nir«<dvre « dollar ot u ,li<w> tint we here lied In U" trade throrlea. The faeta eaine Jntt as ,1 We, role Smith ol II"' »oon as Cleveland was eteclrtl. This year <ml, otuMmlf the pr.xnl dollar ot our tfc.ui-j man. aa was James G. Blaine, and they are disenmring free silver tteorirs. Sl.as We boro a Wile O' ■•nsiituliiHt, currrory. .11 u. Wn< krpt |e ptlro nd I' »OU can her I* »am a WM defy any one to produce a speech.taken | at that price. Iron, aur Hlirr ' • tn «ui.v. lie Is a aruiel. jolly fellow, ■nd In Ita entirety, and not garbled, to prove and haa a Houm and Senate of Ma kind. win .IM you a pair: FNu " gold standard. they were nut. The Journal has mule Market. , ' **ery way tn fill th* high office f«»r which ,<h>H r.o »k>n, .. h. h>, „ld be ItMjlf redleuloua in tbe eyes of It* uW.i EGGS We went 75 bu»lu*l next Salo’* parly, ur parties. tbi-ni du Uato yaer Just gx they did four d.,. HUbnt smiW �flxsTiNt’' Banker. Thursday,:Aug. 27, >896- All who w^ah to secure one of my Prun­ Ing Implemenu at factory prices call on me at once as my time |fl limited. ■ Tbeiw win n. , donation and nlente <Un!k.r,t..lhe LnllM Broth.™ rannuan In Supreme Cbanoellor. JMl „ s!L‘m5’"II> n,no,-r «re«. ThuraWhile Claude Rogers was driving from to fnU , lelrItM wu <14* Selden,3. E„r> bod, Inrllod. his home In Carlten, this week, be was mwas received from8. Gn.wl M>lne th„ Mr sautted by Selden Terry and w.< rtrwk a Aaxlll,r’ of Emmaourl re». Colgrove Tn J! “'I' ‘■•ri,l' •ronw, on severe Wow In ths eje. Arrest will flkeiy Dlae# M, Ttrig will P““ Colsroro .tlhe haul 0[an or. Turada,. S.pt.d.lwr 1, at S o'clock p. m. Prof. Mealln, will lead ths ,„n0, men.)It t, , „„ V/f be farmers picnic at Gnn I take, Friday - .fTER THE FIRST MONPta. maotlnx next Sunday eveolM .. Sc honor, rm om wh|eh «• charclt. PU IN SEPT. IS. THE »t and Saturday, was a brilliant success In PAY OF SCHOOL, (the Sth.) every pM^eular w it is reported, and the .T ? ”7' "■"'Iroro mwllny.lll be °««r»lul.ilon.,. .nd held at Mr.*. Campbell'*, Sept. 4. at 2 largest crowd of people ever u the take lhe dnue. ot the office eoold Dot inlo vl.rtk * ,r- •»ra«<l, inwas present upon both daysY 7 wore cerehl. h.ndyQll, el«:lo„ (, The Hastings city schodi will begin Agewta Wanted. I want a live agent in every county to iuji.v.-m wish lo save money Monday Sept. 7tb, not a very dtetaut date ■" ' . n av while my stock many of the youngsters are thinking. The The Hon. Andrew D. White, ex-presl- jrodoce—nd fell my Pranlne Implement, horticultural invention of '. .. Gete of shelf worn enrollment of foreign pupils promises to dent of Cornell University, has written a ine grektett . . doea ,ts own toklng.lt sei If op b« unusually large this fall. an.l Good hand books. very important article for the September •Ight and i« guaranteed.to pay for itMlf in Some one has burrowed two volumes of orum. enHtled ‘‘Encouragements, in the me economy ot tabor tn one day's work. If Medical J urlBprudeace from the Library Prwent erbia." Dr. WbUe eil>phMllwl yoa want to m«ke money selling a useful Invention that is in demand right in the nt tbe Court room. Will the person or very strongly the serious character of t.-.e face of hard time > cotne and fee me at persons who have them please bring or crista which cun fronts us, points oat the one* as my tfm-ta limited. Call at the T. E. B. Mason. anarchic and socialist forces and tenden­ Hastings House. Fiiave a l'rw x<a.>rtmcnt and you send 4o John G. Nagler, County Clerk. MIm Brackett pleads in the September cies which lie behind It. gives-some , Republican Seiuitoriil ConvanUaa' ' £jn mlkv- j our dollar so a good ways. Harper’s for an Increased interest In for­ paralei Is in history which reveal the .dan­ v«3urnJ.5^»Vl,lrot^>publlc ui Senatorial Cooyeoitoo for Um Counties of Burry and Eaton estry on tbe part of women, both for the gers just now threatening us, but which coou.rl.lnx raid ni.lrtc. will b/ held esthetic vatae of a beaut.ful wood, and for also Indlmte our means of meeting them, lhe healthy exercise Involved in forestry, —a profoundly interesting article, in the We make a specialty of artistic printing. same number Mr. Isaac L. Rice, the wellf have otery thing yon will ™ PT'Pwte entne before wvM con ven need Pencils, Tablets, Pa­ Let us get you up something nice to help known lawyer, under thezslgnificant title, f\nr ’.tli4n7 Countew‘n b*entitled to twenty“Thou shalt not steal,” severely erltlzes “d E*’°° County 10 ‘btety-Utree per, Pens, Books,- Eft. also boom your business during the fair, say, the Chicago platform and the utterances delepuS? some pasters, circulars, card ’ s , or In fact Dated at illddlcvllle. Aug. tatb, 189C. a number of novelties. : : : : of its candidate. ___ ___________ R M. Jokxson, Chairman. anything. It will not be money wasted. (Additional local on Sth pages) The Executive Committee have ‘fixed John F. Hale, formerly of this city, but of late years a business man In Otsego, Saturday. September 12, as the time for the annual meeting of the Barry County died at the latter place Saturday, the fu­ neral being held Monday. The business Pioneer Society. The forenoon session houses were closed during the hour of will be called at 10 o’clock sharp, anil de­ . Il.vjk. Th. ORliodlST. the funeral. voted to reports, election of officers, mb• callaneuus ■ business, and probably the The Hastings running team has begun reading of one or more papers. The after­ to practice and are getting In shape to —Those bright take in some, of lhe lio?k tournaments to noon session, singing, reading of papers, . CIRCULATION • arid short speeches. The program is not happy faces be held at various places in this stale and inicadiness for publication,1 but hope it This week, S7 quires. Indiana this fall. The boys show up show that they may be before the date of meeting. As well lit practice. . Hereafter, changes for advertisements everything Is done on the volunteer plan, are glad school oiu?. r-.ii'. - • <•<•<! Tuesdays atl latest k. The Barry County fUr Is but a few it is hoped everyone will aid in the work. Ujsareih'fnom-tu the issue of the week I weeks away. Make a hustle to catch the will soon com­ The historian (Judge Smith) wishes re­ Wfieubroughu .[ • trade of tbe people that will be in the city ports ot the death of pioneers forwarded mence. s—------ ~ ■ — . —-J2K-.——«3 at that time by ■ letting the. people know him before the 13th, that he may have his The County Fair Sept. 2’—25. ■ Buy them good that yoju ate on earth and doing business, report In readiness for the forenoon ses­ Best Japan tea at Landis’. : and have got bargains for them. sion. Sincerely yours, stout shoes and Phillip* Erb. leading grocersj We are in receipt of an unsigned com­ Daniki. Stiukku; 1’res. keep their feet munication which says lhat Philo- Dibble Landis’ coffee beats them al!. We are looking.forward lo a most suc­ wss held up Friday night and robbed of dry and warm I’yaeoaLlo the Fair Sept.-22—25. cessful meeting of the Barry County Ag­ S23. by some unknown men. We asked ricultural Society this year as there seems and they will be >. Fv.r tti? best 25 cent tea goto Phillips & Sheriff McKevitt about it Tuesday and he to be an almost unlimited amount of ma­ Erb. ■ ./ ‘ ' . said thst he bad heard nothing about, |L healthy and terial for making exhibits among all class­ ‘I n* Farmers trading place; Phillips A Do not endanger your child’s life, with es of those who usually attend. The of­ ....... haPPy£t!». . *»' ’ cheap shoes that the water will run right ficers nre greatly encouraged at .tbe pros­ LEADING • I-) , • ’ For | - -hew*: shoe.4 no to MiOmbtr through. Buy a good stout pair that will pect. and are making every effort to make clothiers . Bros. • keep them healthy and well. You can the Fair attractive and as patrons of the Red Front . Fine 13 edit lunettes nt Burman & Mai- save It (a youfc doctor- bills. Call on Fair, everyone should help lo make it site- Shoe Store. lYooley A Bronson and see their fall cessful by attending. It Is tbe earnest p‘v?. wtai^of tbe management to blot out at .'Eli-rsrt . • • -n-aiu soda at Horman A shoes. FOUND—Ou.itis way from his home In least a part of.tbe standing indebtedness, MarpHs. . . • h .’ and to this end they are bending every • Every aniole'bought of Phillips & Etb Johnstown to this city. Thursday. Aug. 20th. Feter A. Fisher found a lady’s hand energy, nnd ns the Society will then be in ba bargain. ’ bag containing some money, and articles. a shape to enlarge its premium list, and MeOmber Bros. Lave a full new line of Owner can have lhe same by calling upon increase its premiums, it cannot fail to be school shore. Mr. Fisher, proving property and paying IE tbe front ranks as a most successful Buy drugs and groceries at Landis*.' county Institution. Reinember lhe date, fur this notice. fash or trade. .< Sept. 32—35. Premium Lists may be had Mr. IF. R. Giddings, of Kalamazoo, the at tbe merchants at HaulIngs by any who • Children cry for Landis’ Restoria, BO cltatnpAon bicycle trick rider, has been have not received them by mall. doses for 25 c’ts. secured to give exhlbitltms of triek riding,1 Barrell salt, 05c at Hendershott’s, eppe- September 23rd and 24tb during the fair., ^We? Babcock Is congratulating himself site court huttse. This will be one of the most pleasing fea­ over the very cheap rent that he had to A new line of Itarttres at Hendershott’?, tures and one worth the price of admis­ pay last week. He rents the building. In which his harness shop Is located, of Al. opposite court house. . ! . sion. Jones, and as everybody knows. Al Is Bill cxnte liuailngs vs. Dowling at tbe Several much netsled sidewalks were quite a sliver man. The tatter happened fair ground Saturday. , j • ' put down around the city the past week. to b? in Mr. Babcock’s place of business All of MeDmber Bios, school; shoes are With the exception of a string of teetereog the day of the republican county conven­ old walk on Main street. Hostings has tion, and In the presence of several spec­ fresh.from tits fnetpry. Kcmeink-r the band concert. on tbe about as good walks U any of the cities. tators. twld that • Mexican silver dollars Nashville just settled a side walk suit last were Just as good as any other dollars. street Saturday .evening, Ewpil.uiJ bargains in groceries ths week. We don’t want lo be called upon Mr. Babcock asked him If he had just as to do the fame. soan take Ills rent In lhat kind of money, Week at Phillips & Erb’s. Isartc Sponable was In the city yester­ and Mr. Jones said that be had. It hap­ Look fur the list of special attractions pened that Wes bad several Mexican dol­ day tod in speaking uf lhe merits of the for the Fair, Sept. 22—25. . Pruning Implement lie said be, cuttld cut lars in bis pocket, and he paid Mr. Jones^ John K-Ecy Iris n Ittutse to rreit on Mill down brush off the trees faster than two In Mexican dollars > that be had bought stre (’.ill on C. F. ii'ruok?. men could pile them. All the arguments only a few hours before for 50 cents each. ’lake 1‘n’ I'.dr a <.i|. i!ess this year. Ro- and statements seem lo be on one aide iu A' took ’em without a murmur, but it’s nember tile date? Sept. 22—25. safe to say that he will take no mon- rent regard to the merits of this Invention. ' * Hlcjclrs. base Ball, Spied Contests, money hi M. xlcan dollars at their face Great closing out sale limited lo SO days Sept. 2>-2-> at the County Fair. • value. • I . ". AsNigineee closing put sale at less limn cogt ■|*ea--ics tlivfe seems to be uo end to of ttm entire J. C. Farrell Clothing A Chas. A. Church, of Lowell, member of t!»ry, am: nice juicy fellows, too. Furnishing goods stock. . Call at unce the banking firm of C. J. Church A Son. committed suicide Tuesday morning, and Clark Wilbur is In jail charged with n»- while lhe best bargains are there. att. mpted to lake tbe Ufa of bh wile, who mlb I be trial will take place to-day. P. T. Coi.«iwvE. bad planned to die with him. Ti e bank, . Assignee. I'iiiiiiv? .x Lib are paying good prices which was a private affair, bad to cluse for yi.ur inner and. egg-. They want Henry Havens whose nidhority on bo;Mm lay owing to the fact tliat II had them. * llculvuto Is above reproach says the come heavily Involved In this Lowell ’Bie b'Kit factory is closed this Mummi Pruning implement Is indtspen- Kier trie Light nnd Power Co., which week an I r.i • »ys atu enjoying the short s;ti»le|l*» lhe fruit grower and he is out this not n paying Investment. ;The batik ex* week! in company with Mr. Howard intro­ ’■I«y fter 50 years ot practical experience, patient labor and strict attention, to details, the pecied to close out,tbe Electric Ught A Only tn.- month more to get tickets on ducing ?nd recomtnemliug this labor sav­ Power Co., lo a New ' York syadieatr. Weber Wagon has reached the highest standard of excellence, whih is pro v en by the t'.ic hie.. ir-e. at McOmber Bros, »boo ing .nachltfn !•» hta friends and neighbor*. Which h»d option on it, but Monday a generous and hearty reception met with by farmers, teamsters and lhe general public in What Henry Haveus »aya can be relied . Bild jew- r> ~ . । # tetter wm received from tbe syndicate preference to others, and by their receiving the highest honors at the Columbian Expo­ My Ing that it could not take hold of lhe Rent with every pair of shots utt. sition, Chicago, 1893. Purchasers are soon convinced that they have made a selection Rei.d the advertising columns of the enlerprbe till after elecfem. and incase of bough; u: .1 tJ.nber Bios. i<»u*get a ticket greatly to their benefit; that they have the lightest-running wagon in the world, of ad­ BANSEK. -mi f»l *•<* a,,j’ Of ,0“r h°n"‘ tbe elretioo erf Bryan A Sew.ll would not on the bl,.p ie, free. j’ »• papefs. You can not fPM”1 >oor ‘,n,e 10 take hold of It al »»• vanced modern type, and finished in the highest state of the art. W“h the ”"uk Another i‘it t,r c.ttnure*. -.iirrys. and beti»T advantage. There never was a everythin' depended upon lhe sypdlcMr road *w moos Juul le.eivtil at (lender* papvfjbimcd lhat <1l«t not contain some­ t.kii.w the option and as soon a- word was •hi'tl’s, . i i.v run it house. thing in tu udvrAUhtg columns that you receive! ibat it would not lhe bank cIom-u THEY STAND AT THE HEAD FOR STRENGTH. DURABILITY AND LIGHTNESS OF DRAFT. Mf>. Julia 'Willison' has some good have prated by If P»« »ad read doors, and tbe tragedy- followed. room? tn rmt wi h.n two- bestir-’ of lhe Uu.utM.a kept ,^ted. The mercbaots Church died almost Instantly, buthh wjte THEY ARE USED BY THE MOST SUCCESSFUL FARMERS. imti-e/ Cao hi d see I.er. p-ty good. •!.•*••• > advertise iMlr wares will probably recover. HU thought Hmt THEY ARE BUILT TO WEAR AND WIN. •'’•ii p.-.sio ir-r- nr* in j.Jl awaking crookedness wUl be revealed In the bank. .mikeep^u posted upon Uial al Sfrrion Ol ll»e C rcul Tin-: SHREWDEST BUYER ALWAYS GIVES THEM THE PREFERENCE. *.ry have lo Offer 10 tbrlr various court v, in- , .Tiiivem-- next work. Hotlc®lines. * IlMllnv-. An,Mt ISiKL Clover .al tiiutrf'-iy se/.l, al-yke and Tne pruspecta »»t thi* writing ”rc 11 F*OR Particulars why it is the best wagon in the world go to GOODYEAR BROS, and crini..!!| .-io.-Mr. ju,i, .rj-'inved, nt very U.M-rlnK f-r . ............ . <>.» ‘F"' I w* m.. fWMinle abusing me Ik mitt. ,1;^ uiij.jj.jte court liaise. get circulars explaining every part of it, and also have them show you one. You can puplllhl. «l«l L'l’J 1 ‘ "Juiti'.'.'/m, houwboll R'«xl. WM" «> . -v-ari. merciiiitic nuver;i? n; In. xrral .iHBeony easily be convinced, after looking one over, that they are far superior to any other wagon ........ u"- ,‘*m" win, by • c"D,e *" )' «"'i •l«»“»™1d"-B.\x nek has a i.lmukH of advI. this U,e ikkrt •teU.er l< will on the market. Don’t buy something else claimed to be just as good. '’nlicdl'" U»‘ 1“” Pf“'e " Week. U| lu !}l,t u ey- wI|| jo you p..pall»r, or Tl'» ■l--«’",« " pn»Mtc>iu nn> o 7 MAYI(AItD. For Sale in Hastings by good. ,U..llel«l "■ 0“ * against. ^•»t»r Banner w|:t oft times pay for u.,t •Mwn.wML" will'- "'•> I”'’"11"'" .H.n Lradinx HorncuttaraiiMt. itself fiir I In* j(ar In vuti wrett if you will II .b.lllM«>W .......... L1TRR fcad the iidvt-rtlslng m;n uu* und keep .□dllm™ CK w.ttrr •ro.yn.~l ..ho...... R. BIUU. “«ck of bargains otf.-i« d. “ k'XuuJl lnl.re.1 W1IH«. Rie.1- MWWIHIimWHW.h nmm.m-m ----------- ------- ---------------------------—-- W. R. COOK. LCT-.l Bailor- ThBF-lr-SlTlIBMlail JUST IN School Fred L. Heath, local news. The Newland Hat Childrea’s • and other shapes in Black and Brown. School Sb. . . . • Chidester . & burton Woolley & Bronson. • • ■ • 7 WEBER - • v v ..WAGONS THE KING OF WAGONS A Circuit Court convenAn Tuesday Septem­ ..«... .i.> ber Lt. <Tne c ileiidnr will be. t ailed at 9 o’dorka. m. In order that Judge Smith UeUl Wllh K- K. for Govemor. to Charlotte Iu Che afternoon. nM oor h . “< Who Imre work >o do Goodyear Bros., GEEERAL HARDWARE, FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC. �Hastings Banner. IS CHUNO CHANG’S- VIST. to Thl* Coantrjr. COOK BOOS. Proprietor*. A EATAL STORM. IA Numbor of Deaths by Lightning Are Reported. New York, Aug. 22.—The following programme resjjecting the visit of the Chinese viceroy. Li Hung Cluing, was announced Friday afternoon by Secre­ tary of War Lamont: Enrt LI Hunx Chonx. special ambassa­ dor from tbe emperor of China, will ar­ rive tn Now York by the steamship St. Louis <®n Friday, August 2S. Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Ruger. L’nlted States army, commanding the Dctmrtment of th© East, who has bc»:n designated by tbe presi­ dent tOACt'as his rwprrseniatiyc, will meet him on hl* arrival arsi escort him Mrith a d-taehmeht of the Stiyth regiment. United States cavalry, to the Waldorf hotel. Where he will remain during hta stay tn New York as the guest of the nation. Gen. Huger will attend the viceroy dating his sojourn th this country and be In charge of all ar­ rangements pertaining to hfs vhrft.’ The president will receive the special ambas­ sador ut Mr. Whitney's residence on the day following his arrival members of the cabinet being present. On Sunday a visit will tie made to Gan. Grant's tomb ut ^Riverside. . Monday will be spent in s trtp.to the mili­ tary academy at West Point by the United States steamship Dolphin, und a til under the Brooklyn bridge and up th© East THE HANDSHAKE. By It You May Judge Somewhat Marked Peculiarity* erf tte Different Ni tlonaiitlcs— The Demonstrative French- ICE CEEAM BY STEAM. How the Delicacy Io Tamed Out in a Bls Factory. —Fifteen Hundred UalloM jnonsly opjxwed to the creed .promul­ gated by tbe C'hlcagocoarention, which Mrilan.. |,#Ei At the bottom i* a declaratior iMt property and well-ordered goreramenL Recently there wa*. held in Philadel­ phia a convention of representatives of tbe building and loan associations of the United States. Tbe object of these »*- Kalamazoo Lv. ID' Cast Cooper.... sneiationa, a* it .1* well known, is to BtehlaadJune enable persons of moderate mnua, by confining their capital, to eectire for CoM Lake (York vi. themselves homes under conditions w-lch encourage thrift and enterprise. Mtas.... there— are—in — the -country CSoverdalr j _Altogether V1 ------Sbuisz....,, । abo<t 5,600 of the?*e associations, having Haroao*. I id jn «»** ••n total — membership o£1.745.000 ----------— ■ • persons, and assets amounting to $450,Grore oaj.ooo. It I, not .urpriring tb.tui In- | I tere*t of n< such cn<>h magnitude nilLffTaitllde should conCOD- I' |‘£« I), * - fAusinx...... I template with alarm tbe proposition of ; tar-4: | democratic platform in reference to • coinage. _ _______ frPe and unlimited aUver Ererv ddllar of Investment hekl by i tassociation* represent* 100 cents Hanons. uH-aaured by the gold , standard, but with the a<k>ption adoption of silver coinage at SOUTH. the mt:o of sixteen to one nearly oneh»! prh ... v.w would 1m> wined half of thi« vast total would be wiped Cbleagn out. The conventtoa in Philadelphia.. ri4I „ in view of all the fact* in the caws, de- i Grand Rapid*, elured most unqualifiedly in favor of ESS,-......... .. __ • »___ ___ rtorj. S^g,lnr........................................... the maintenance of the present stand­ • w 4 n st■' ard of value as easential to the protec­ ,2 “ ? » u ». tion of the interest of shareholder*. UoaxB Grove' There are na coal mine* in Chicago. Individual characteristics show themselves in the shape of the head, Put if anyone is ambitious to know the curve of the nose, the ityle of walk­ what it is like, they should visit 041 ioe ing, and in other les* noticeable ways, cream factory. There is one is a big, Ing ton, Ind., Blown lulu and perhaps the little mutter of hand­ cavernous baaement oh Wabash avenue. shaking may be considered tbe trade The only means of reaching it is by thp mark of gentility, a sort of-door card, big. we*, soaking lift which earri^lhz SL Louis, Aug. 24.—A severe wind­ as it were, to h-t you know what man­ ice down. One stands on this, for there storm visited the states of Illinois, Mis­ are ucMiide bars or any thing else to bold ner of man lives within. t souri, Iowa. Texas and Oklahoma ter­ on 1»V7 The wui. man «*■ at the *■•*''• •ropes gives * There are jreople who make* their liv­ on •>'. ritory Saturday. Several lives were lost sway." 1and slowly to “haul away." ‘ ‘ ing by reading the contour xif the head, the order tn and much property destroyed. Elec­ tl» bi K nlntform risk. Into lhe bUck feeling the bumps, and then diving trical discharges and heavy rain sc- i hole. V .t. headlong into an exhaustive disserta­ ’ corn pan ied the storm bf wind. Aj Ef­ There is a rush of cold air. darkness tion on the subject’s .past and future, fingham. Ill., the electric light plant, with a full and minute description of nil closes in. and there> juBtn momentary the Austin planing mill, the Trade pal­ jjjB attributes. Some of these oharlu- suspense as to what the outcome will ace nnd the Austin college were un­ be. It ^akea a steady nerve, too. fora tans'have been known toJiC.tually be­ be. ' too fed.’ Ail wires are down and the pitch either way in toe darkness would On -Tuesday the party will be entertained lieve iu their powers of divination. city was in'darkness at' night. At Men­ at lunch by representative business men Then there are nomads and Bast In­ land one ou his head in toe damp, dripdota, Ill.. Pohl's hotel and several resi­ of New York, and later In the day an op­ , ,ng cellar beneath. ■ ping dians, who read your palm-and deduce dences were unroofed. All the grain portunity vrill be given tho Chinese resi­ The eyjes soon become accustomed to ' * TL. ^'r_ -Xfields about Mascoutah, HL, were de­ dent* of tbe city to meet the earl by ar­ ornate accounts of your antecedents v1 n^.l-n,.n hnwever. the darkness, however, which DFOVCS proves rangements-with the Chinese consul. and your posterity. No one ever be­ stroyed. West Plains, Mo., the storm Wednesday will be occupied by- a visit not to be so dark after all. Pimly out­ was severe upon light structures. The tu Brooklyn on the Invitation of the mayor lieves theta. lined on! the lyater-sonked floor —for Byt poasibly no man haa'been bold grand stand at the ball park, where a of that olty. And hr the evening the vice­ game was in progress, was blown down roy will be tendered a review of the Sev­ enough to'try to discern character by there is Ice. ice everywhere—is a little enth regiment tn Its armory. . railroad-track for tbe box carts which and 15 persons were injured. On Thursday the party will go by the the shake of the hand. It would be Three Kilted. Pennsylvania railroad to Philadelphia, rather a difficult job. Beside* disclos­ carry the ice back and also bring the Near Browning. Mo., the farmhouse where suitable entertainment will bo pro­ ing certain traits of personality, hand­ big ’freezers out. Piles of wooden casks and boxes reach "Patriotism demands," they *ay, “that of Thomas "Gooch was blown down. vided. Friday and Saturday, will be spent tn shaking figures considerably iu nation­ to the ceiling on either side, making a the dollar bearing the mint-mark“of Bastxxo*..*. Gooch’s wife and infant son were killed. Washington and Sunday at Niagara fails, al characteristics. '■ abort*........ The public school building at St. James, where tbe viceroy will be met by represent­ It is a custom, just n* sea-bathing M, narrow, dark passageway. sugge*tive of the United State* shall be equal to the Qmmtali of the Canadian government, who underground travel. Mo.. was totally wrecked and the Drum­ ative® dollar of the most, advanced nation, Delton will escort him to Vancouver, from which or talking, or eating, ami, after cen­ But the prospect brightens nnd the and entitled to full faith and credit muo............ . mend hotel unroofed. At Edina, Mo.. port he will sail For home. turies of practice, molds itself Into a‘ pathway lightens Tmd broadens out ns all over tbe world, and to that end it Peter Lorey. a boy. was killed by a habit. the approach toward the front is made. must be maintained free from all .sus­ falling tree. At Fort Worth, Tex., n • THE SLT.LTAN TO BLAME. The voluble, effervcpcent Fn*neh na­ Richland Junction genera] rain fell for the first time-in tion shake hands ns they talk and do Figures begin to loom up and the buzz picion of debasement ar repudiation." Kalamazoo Ar . > . pf machinery increases into a roar. The It would seem that so obvious a proposi­ over three months. The downpdnrexeverything else. , They come at you • Mens: on'v. Acnits nu>.t streams in from the-glass sidewalk tion ought to command the assent of 2^ns itanFisa tended into thr pan-handle country ns London, Aug. 20.—The Daily News with a V-shaped wedge, overwhelming j -light th«7 Jn te n----------. far as Clarendon, nnd on the Texas & soys it is announced that further diplo­ you with whole oceans of words, and ■ above, and here is where the icecream -every enlightened mind. It 1* an amaz­ Trains w||| be run at ,.b»-co»veDt-Bft. i Five machines, run byelectn- ing thing that it should be possible for .to the < ompanr.wtm Pacific west to Midland. At Guthrie, matic correspondence will be issued shake hands like apumphnndle. reserve l h- right to ctX; O. T., the long dry spell was broken by shortly showing that theAnnenian out­ Itofortanatelv. perhaps, no foreigner rity. nre working nt full speed, and five 3 great party in these, hist days of the jbe time of »ucn trains sirheot n- titr “ a heavy rain, the temperature drop­ rages had their origin in the Yildiz can aspire to the dignit v of thr prrei- ■ ten-gallon cans, filled with what is dev nineteenth <*cntury to affirm to the con­ --------- - —- .-V . ■ vn H. I. & 5 ■4 ping nearly 40 degrees In a few hours. Kiosk, the residence of the sultan, and dent of the United Suites, but whnt i tined to cool many “parched tongue*, trary.—Leslie’s Weekly. Kilted by i.lghtnlnfr. walt Kkhlsnd Junction cufll it that they were approved by his majesty a president a genuine French hand- J *"■« revolving rapidly round and round, rival of No. BonC. J. AM. Rv. “ Delphos. O., Aug. 24.—During the for the purpose of warning the Turkish ■baker would make! When it comes | Another great machine is noisily D’Mr. Bryan is beaten. This predic­ Bacnre must be at ta-p-it Kt least < storm Saturday morning Neal Bliss, reform party what to.expect unless its to public receptions, and a few bun- crushing great block* of ice as if they llon tx- recortteci tion nwiv may as wen wH be recorded now as at before Iravn g time nt tratu«, <ki that Arrttinay have rttnetodw-k it properly : othenriN aged 25, a school-teacher a feW miles members desisted from their propa dred palmKunore or less, to grasp, votir 'were nut shells. Twenty-five tons of I ©©me htor day. Th*- candidate him11 maL not forward until iirzt train. enst of Delphos, was killed by lightning gunda. The paper declares that the nverage .Frenchman would make nn ice in one day 1* an average of whst the self furnishes thr complete • - JA«. H. DkWING. H.C PnTTKK. I. Szhgeaxt assurance of Gsd'I Mdnacrr. <lu3 p. ft I a. 'upl while going from barn to house. His correspondence will also show that 100,­ ideal chief executive in these deme- -*»Hr machine chews up. . -----------. ready . to be its fulfillment. He ha* come to the' '' packed nn..bwl around ni*n»n/1 the thramms" tJinusinJ»n jlnrt. great test of the campaign and he mother found him lying dead. 000 Armenians were massacred. cans; O?ir One thousand cratic states of ours. I ------------ha> av- tehediy failed to meet iL---------—N. Y. With the English it is quite different. five hundred ■gallon* of cream,. re- . - ---- ----------------------------VETERAN'S UNION. Chicago. Aug. 24.—Shortly after mid­ The tendency to dignify and solemnize quiring ten wagon* to deliver >L is , (Dem.). night Friday thifc city wan visited by a The National Encampment at JUBKliatn- everything they do find* ample scope . considered considered a a good good day day’•s business business by by cne cne ! r^if Mr. Mr. Bryan Bryan’’s s reputation reputation as ax a a“ “boy boy Ifce Niagara Falk Itoute." rnf ton Kleeta OBtecra series of severe electrical storms which for expression in the daily Incident of . Inctory. . j orator" i» gone, not much 1* left of him., Binghamton, N. Y., Aug. 20.—At the handshaking. They do nothing enthu- *, ^.w did great damage to property, especially ec *8 indispensable — nt ............e nil ntag*$and wus that'that he iracieu traded on. But .,, —— luat Miai nc um he ne Stations. ,■ , ..... I-I«and n.l I >handling ra ra /l 1 Ur. rr I 1 cannot . go • on .« «... ■ in the southern part of the city, and the •easion Wednesday of the National Enat rail all times in.K.-k thevv... making through the’ campaign ; rain at times poured down in torrents, rumpnwnt Union Veteran,’ union, lhe ■‘••Uenlly. uor with trarntn y hostr. v of. ,»«. ice cream. First--------------it is used—in the -Iwarm!*? -------- --------------- - or - - three ...... over two old i larmco* following officer, were elected; N,. I They veneer ever their -mnllrat net butelectriclty was the feature. , frraxlng prorara. tlxn the ran. ora | .prat-bra. .nor ran hv dvlivrr «ncb « autluu. tional comnunder. Gen. Clinrle, W;. | wi,l > • magnifleent m-dutenra, nnd r.Lightning struck with damaging ef­ packed in it stock. ■ feeble .uera.xlon of iitteranera n. at- . pwked iu It to keep krap it It while in *“‘»tock. fects in Englewood. Hyde Park nnd Wood, of Worae.t. r. Mun; drat deputy ! npectablllty vvhkh l». Appalling to an nod afterward. It mutt be delivered In ( „nd.-d hl. journey from Llneoln to commander, Geu. Jame. M. Long, ot i uneven-tempered American, and reran South Chicago. Buildings were at­ .........customers. .......... . ice .. to the • ; New York „ilhou, ]o,|n|r h|„ hold <m C. K. OSBORN, ixx-B! ARCi>t. Ranlsp tacked in every section, and the tele­ the elate reilitarj home. Kent county, nothing «hort. of a total demolition of , Men- stand watchfully At the wberi*, ‘ his constituents. The misfbrtuue.of the phone scrvifc throughout these sub­ Mich.; second deputy commander, Gen. equilibrium for nn excitable Goul. of the machine where the freezer* are situation for him is that having taken P. G. Harsh barge r, of loouiaville. Ky.; | And thus it comes about that when urbs was seriously impaired. purgeon genetai .Col. S. S. Bond, of you shake bands with nn Englishman • whirling, nnd by u peculiar skill, which him as un orator his political support­ comes only with experience, they can ers will insist upon oratory from him. PBOBATF.ORDE!.. Huntington, Ind.. Aug. 24.—The Wal­ Washington; chaplain in chief. Col. or an English wemuu. you have on in.....,r which ;ho ' Sutent Mlcbiimn.C*>snbot iiartv-.<« einuniing suspicion that yon arc on the ; tell by the draft on the wheel exactly while every new venture lace circus, which was struck by a cy­ Silos G. Robbins, of Rochester. mourners’ bench, nnd that some dread- ; wheff the cream is "done.** That is makes in that direction will furnish a j rrxiiitv of hirrj■.'bei<l»n st Ft clone in this city Saturday night last, BURNED TO DEATH. In ful old woman with green glasses and i the term used to signify wlien the new demoustratibn of the .shollownres I lost every inch of its canvas. So badly __ ____ _ a poke bonnet is dolorously preparing ; cream is frozen just enough. If it is al­ of his prrtcn*1onp —-Boston Journal. 1 OMtaounuui elcljt Were the tents torn that they were lowed to freeze too long, lo! It turns out --------— ■ - -■ —--------- ■ ' ! Fre*-::t, Chari.-- W. Arni<n*:::. Judi-t-'ol you for the world to come, and is giving [ thrown away. Several animals escaped "------------------------ -------- — “ “ * f’rn'iat butter inste ad of ice creaifj. Sweetened Watertown. S. D.. Aug. 21. — Fire, yon a porting shake to speed you on from broken cages, but were recap­ In tbe matter of the «st*x-> of N alrothe 0. Birk. Deo-*sed • makes a tured. A herd of stampeded elephants caught in the residence of John Pclbach, your journey. That is the way it feels ।' butter it is. and a tribute at the same On rrsdiux ai:d fll.na th? te-r.'j'M: dulvwrtM made trouble. Four men were injured in this city, destroying the building to a healthy mun. The Engliih hand- tim* J® the genuinencra of the article ot Gilbert Buck, bin «< <1 *«•<!. isn’t exactly corpw.-like, hut it , ’"T1 J" nmk‘fir. . » — — — -ra ................... ; for reaeo-'* In «*ht nefttloi* wt lurth lhat the by falling poles, Robert Gardner hav­ und burning to, death Mr. Felbnch and ■hake . ... ., ‘ Hilf, .to fn go cm Iback vm*L- in Hia linminnlnrr I. But to the beginning n9 of ■ ■ ■ ■ Wlmaf Phyaiciu’; hu real estate of bbM decease.!. *-> lu s*!d peUttoo ing a shoulder dislocated. The damage b’i$ two daughters, Tillie and Hattie, given you tbe snivers until you are used r ■ ' ■ ■ k V Btsccess j* ■Cw'WMn ff. described . nr |t*rtitibti*d ;rd , k vt eff lo lhe . Lovers of ide cream may riflL amounted to fully 510,000. The storm aged ten ami fifteen years. The father to IL And it Is patronizing, too; some- ।I the process. We h*vebeard ot cam beirs at- law of said duress*-- acconlthc tothe ---- ------ ,.3 themselves that the of «o years’ eusding । statute la Mtcli ca»e made ar-d pnntdrd.struck before the doors had been opened and one of tbe daughters Were burned to thing dreadfully insular 'about it, that; J-onProtu,atc cured by Theie’ ion It is ordered, tiurt TursdM tbe a crisp. The other daughter was taken inipresses you with your inferiority. |‘largest proportion at. least of what to admit the people. ■ M __ _■ him. He I Ptiiday-of 8cptember.A.D . It*:stunio from the burning buildingnlive.but only ■ /qfl publishes* toe foreuooo.be BMiened lor th- hranr.it of said • Lichtnlna Burns Barn*. OuT-English cousins have allowed the I' they eat is genuinely wbat it purport* ■ ■ ■ ■ valuable , petition ord that thr heirs of said de rirTi iTT-u-t-i«v» uusiucDs uz f-H in ,«• be* Ohly about one gallon of milk I i ' Huntington, Ind., Aug. 24.—During lived two hours. The mother nnd one matter-of-fact business of saying । :| ■ ■ ■ ■ work oa ceased and all other |ennn» twrn**ted in 'tid ' , ‘I ! ■ I thia di*- estate, are rerjuin-d to appear «.t.a s—>:■>□ of ' an electrical storm Saturday 14 barns daughter was saved. The origin cf the •‘■‘iiowd?: with th"e“h»^L w dc^S 1,he--------------------- 10 *'n ■ .■ ■ ■ B ■ ■ ease,which «*ld court, then to l*e hnkta tu t!i-> I’n-Miteofj in this county were struck by light­ fire is a mystery. Me iuto , wrtot dtalpatlon. They In- I crMm' ”r‘" wmewhot. W mH ■ ■ W. -*W B he sends flee. In the City of tn ssld coutuy. and dulge themwlre:, in It. a. they indulge “fording to the thlckneraof theoranm. ^HF 11 h a ; show cause, if any there t>r. whj the prayer of ning and destroyed. Lotte, about $30.­ .. - .. , targe bet- 1 tbe petitioner may nm be itraaied. And it la One gallon of sugar also is the propor ­ .000. Buffalo, N. Y„ Aug. -An incen... . in In a “d B und unu d 8 when wnen inev they hqvc nqve a neonheailtta rf hi. ------------ further ordered, that said petitioner give notice tion used to ten gallons of cream. to tbe I'ersons Interested In said e*tjue. of the ' | | A Family Killed. dijiy tire «tan<ri In the Expedition ^-be. It ba, e.en ptne so far m to Re­ pendency-of said petition nnd the hesrtnk Men ’with long wooden paddles stir Hobart, Ill., Aug. 24.—A farmhouse building nnd In the covered half-mile .elop at time. Ini □ a veritable orgie. sim— J । near here was struck by lightning, and track at the Buffalo Driving park aimj„ u, elr refined, r.nn^>. exclusive excluaive way, war, tbev pobttabed In tbe Hkstlw Ra.xnfk. *.new> In their they and mix this mass together thoroughly preparatory, to the freezing. And. what I Jeremiah Smith and his wife and child ultaneou.ly about 15 minute, after the toko an Infinite, almost childish delight I were killed and the house was burned laatof the Rpectatora whowitneawd the in Mlnlly foldin„ lhe|r hlulll orann<1 seems rather surprising, it is all heat­ grand circuit races bad left tbe stand | yours and raising it high in the alr, to ed or steeped before it Is put into the '■ । to the ground. Judge bl Probate. Saturday afternoon. The Exposition , •tay there until you both get tired. ! freezer. It is not boiled, but is allowed (A true copy.) Suicide Caused by Despondency. building and half of the covered track The English shake hands when they t* come almost to the boiling point. MarsboJltown, la., Aug. 24.—G. P. was burfied. Three hundred racing sul­ get up, shake hands at the breakfast The flavoring is added.last, and va­ I Rogers, for many years sujMrintendent kies were burned. Loss, $200,000. table when they leave the house, at nilla is used in every batch, it matters of the Marshalltown public schools, not whnt other flavor or crushed .fruit luncheon, at dinner,, when they go- to k hanged himself Saturday st about noon added. Fresh fruits are seldom used, Spokane, Wash., Aug. 20.—Frank bed, nnd believe it is not improbable l and was found In the barn by his wife. as they are said to contain too much ...vj .«x. indulge —bv ..^uravt.va themselves ,in u moir their I Despondency over recent school Biles, a half-breed Indian, waylaid Miss that they water.. Richardson, an 18-yeor-old girl of Lew- sleep. • ■ troubles, by which he was forced to re- Iston, Idaho, near this city and as-I The delicious and refreshing contrast New York Ice cream should be the ■ sign, is thought to be tbe cause of the Faulted her. He was captured and ) tc both the French and English styles most nourishing of all. as it has on & act. He whs one of the earliest gradulodged in jail at Asotin, but a mob of 100 । js ©ur own. We arc generally too buay. an average seven dozen eggs to ten gal­ Latea of the Iowa state university and masked men broke into the jail, took ■ that is, our men are, to waste much time lons of cream. These are added raw was well known in school circles. out the trembling wretch and hanged in embellishing our handshakes, or pro- and are thoroughly steeped before him to a tree. , j longing them beyond the period of dc­ freezing. p bp ring Wheat Crop Report. There Is only one drawback to the h Minneapolis, Minn., Aug. 24.—The an>| cent . . . Death of John Chamberlain. « nt. civility. entmy. ‘ nual spring wheat crop report, prepared Saratmra. N. Y.. Aug 24-John I Amo”K >“»■ ‘P™»‘ habit thorough enjoyment ot ice cream, and that, is the amount of handling it under­ I by H. V. Jones, commercial editor of th^ Chamberlain, of Wa.hlngton. the *° ?*« ‘Ho for goes before it is ready for use. A col­ ■ Minneapolis Journal, wus issued Sun- Union, hotel mon. died here Sunday "*T’e1.0”“,‘ “ >• hard to ray ■ day. it covers tlic states of Minnesota, night. Mr. Chamberlain entne here ’ Y“eth'r lt ta “aaldered effeminate and ored man. with m immense hand, in removing the revolving wheel from s ■ North Dakota and South Dakota, and toroe time ago In the hope of Mgamiug , ’ °* ®««y “ waste of valuable Bthese three states arc estimated to have hi* healthI time. Which BO eften is money with can of cream the other day. used his his health. I band to separate tbe cream from the । raised *this year 108,000,000 bushels, --------------------------| ur. x-ernaps Perhaps both ooin ngure figure among the Cantorm is Dr, Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infant•* L against 195,000,000 bushels last year and Booth uwkotik Wh^' 1 canoes for the declne of handshaking. wheel. Others transferred it to smell Huron, a D.. Aug. Ek-The whral At any ralc you wlu find fb " er can*, for customers. And others yet ■un.000.000 in 1894. and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine ii‘»r T'. ‘iL IT' 1’7 r*"'r ” o-'y minuter, of th. again were engaged in cuttting up the other Narcotic substauce. It is a harmless subst itritG pink und white and brown slice* into „ODleD, club men aDd t Rigby L’ark, Me.. Aug. 20.—Joe complet«l and thra.1, ng I. a program. for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil* lhe yield In,the state will be nearly a small sprinkling of- real gentlemen, "mdlviduar cakes for tbe service ot 'Patchen. the pacing stallion, went to.OOO.OOO bushels. dining cars. Not tftihy people would It is Pleasant. Its .guaranty is thirty years* use by hgair.st the world’s stallion record of who hare money enough to justify lit­ core to cat the little square bricks after —- --------------------- | tic indulgences, monopolize the hundlt:03% made by John II. Gentry in CoMillions of Mothers. Castoria destroys ‘Worms and allays •eeing them thus prepared. Christiania, Norway, Aug. 21. — Dr. | shaking business in America. Of llumbus last week. The mile was .made One of the revelations of an lor cream feverishness, Castoria prevents vomiting S<<nr < >: . I is follows; First quarter, 0:30%: half, Nansen’s arctic exploring steamer course, this statement is qualified befactory is the fact that '’stock" Is some­ cures Diarrhoea and .Wind Colic, Castorip relieve H:00; three quarters, 1:30%; mile, Fram has arrived safely at Skjervoe, n- cause there are times when every man times kept on hand as long us three J:03%. This Is a quarter of a second olT fishing port on the bay near tbe North is called on to undergo this tiresome months. teething troubles; cures constipation and shitni- ’i his record. | imposition of society. When the cream comes from the Castoria araimilntes the food, regulate* the 'stoma j But among the handshaking classes . South Dau Ota Faile Behind. freezer it is in n runningmossabouttho DODGING THE ISSUE. j of’America there is a wide difference and bowels, giving healthy and, natural step. ('• Pierre. S. D., Aug. 24.—The total as­ consistency of a pancake batter.. It • . sessed value of South Dakota for 1806 Damocr*la Not Willing to Face tiro Tariff 33 can well l>e conceived. toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friem^ is then notired into cans varying from | When the typical American, toe busik •! 10,391.15(1. n falling off of $2359.one quart to five gallons, or the amount One of the mast noticeable things in ! ® ra“4 obliged to shake required to fill the day’s orders. It •',»95. Most of this low has lieen on real f*** OTer H na qwki/ ns happens often there Is some Uift orcr l istalc, there being practically no redue- connection with toe present political . h0D<]’’1 I'lon on corporation property nnd n very situation is the unmistakable desire on i F^’We. He suffers it as n matter of This is molded into bricks, wrapped ” Castoria b on cxccBeut mcdlcfae forchil** Castorin 4* *owe!l toe part of toe members of‘the demo- { I,'ce-HSlty. and doesn't adorn il with any in paper, put in tin boxes, and stowed I recommend it a»*up:rio 1 falling off on personal. known to me.” cratic party to gut away from the tariff ^..U^X> wor^ or bas-reliefs. — Toledo ■way in it* chests.—Chicago Tribune, H. A < Clcvel3tmI.0.,Aug. 21.—A call has been issue in the coming political contest i *1,noeit: 80. 6xfost! ■; “Ab Kight a* a Trivet.*' sued by the liquor dealers througli­ and to fight out the.battle on the;.finan- j That some importance “Well." said the whale. Tm not much “Our physicians in th <’:> lt the united State* fora national con- cial question. . . • ,{ “Aa right aa n trivet" is a piece of newt have »pokc:i biph y < mtion to-be held in th?s city on Au- must be attached to the financial ont! household slang. The trivet was a rod of a hand at fishing—never did do much fur distant ■when ust 31 to take measures to relieve the money question generally no one will j placed across the fireplace 'for the pur- in ihnt lite — but once down by have s”1 —*------Im ijuor market, which is overburdened. doubL Bist republicans everywhere 1 puse of ----------suspending from it a pot over . ioevnh I pulled a prophet clear out of will do well to note that toe importance the fire. It was necesaary that tbe trivet tbe water. His whiskeys were at leant rodncu, yrt we arc r . .,h Tn»a-rdy as 4 Dane*. of that question has been largely aug­ should be exactly horizo'nl-L or diswder two feet-" The sea serj^mt inter­ tenu oT Castcp* ha» * « «“ to ku* ’ antxi. Ky.. Aug. 24.—At* a negro mented by the action of the nsesnbrrs of to the pot and content* would result. rupted him. ”lwprxw. of course, vou Saturday night because some one the free trade party in tbeir frantic de­ Vnitko HoerrtAL * w> J-p- fcbdlyjlIgllMuidc In Italy .awl MrtMthall.r. ■ffo." riramerad the rd on the train of bin partner’s sire to get away from the consequence* Georg* Mays *hot .and killed which have naturally resulted frum Spain ta tbe emblem of falsehood.' 1 their violent assault upon the indus­ pro’»ble that the poisonous ch*rrr and fa tally, ah at Burl Hardin, tries of the United States. A Wrarm of [ of the plant had something tn r it ill at farce. All are Colored. the ttyinbolhsn. KEilfc Wanted-An Idea What is CASTOR IA Castoria. Castoria. A . t B titare �^j^sting LOCAL NEWS. Banner. Fnis week. W. It. COOK.‘•re-a' Pdre.r.., ' kj“”° <Pri" »*«»« Pu-krele.,™ * tlKCULATION . Thiitsd»y.:A,,8- 27>l896- Herrefter. chanrea for ad«retlaeni.n«. ■urt reach tbl, offloe Tured.,s tn,are Insenlon ia lhe lune or the week wuvn brought. P A iMraruuid Real Batata OIBoe. r‘ SB’fon re" turol.b complex ,mW‘________ :------------------------p5t<;K0VK * I>0'rr’-lJI > Attorneys MJ*** , V to Fblilp T. Colgrova.) 'dime*, iu L’nmn block.Hasf&ga.) %cUcK 1" the court* o!te« state. POLBICAL NEWS. 37 qnire, Disease attacks the weak aud d-biiim-a Michigan state newsJ *2 '"r • b.ndKm.. u W J“ •“ *>«P Httura. " held ita third anau&l meeting in Lan­ sing. selecting the following WBcrrafor urer Pon Moulton. Grand Rapids; vice president^ Mrs. Abbie L. Sheet*. Grand Ledge;. bring. - «">« Tbe roof paint fiend ba* been getting n”“'”tau“ • bl« «>ir «»—-• -i —ueorge g. Keeney, the national organizer of the Mu. Mirth. Orcutt ol Otsego, commit, *d'r*h,"u, uk« western Michigan by the same .bid silver party since it* organization, and dition. Three new churches have been- scheme of taking a receipt for several t-l suicide last week by hinging berielt. a member of iu executive committee, organised, and IS ministem ordained sample cans of the mixture left with a Sbe hid in ituck ot .cole minh. Ber TVkhnaston, UHZt-l halve. H De¥CT falb to car(, p.^ has been appointed by the silver party during tbe year! farmer, whotn.be appoints argent, the a Attorney at Law, trlendi snppoied that she wu recovering, national president of the various non­ W. H. Goodyexk. »v r; s. <;w»dvear&Oo.’6 store.) . .. ruicourWofthuBtate. Collections but while temporarily Insane she commit­ partisan silver and bimetallic cluba of Mrs. Lucy F. Moorrhpuae, who wa» fr‘’. ' :iy i:i^nil’-Jto. ted the rash act l aminated by the prohibition state con­ Ij *vention eBMOn Ior Th« Otsego Union aays that lhe temperHomujpathlc Phy for w the omce office « of superintendent In the Spring'a young man’s fam* llrht- me^nSchJXT^0? Tbe "sound money ” democrats will the old bimetal! • P te ? nbcr All of ; cf public instruction, cnimot atand os EariJw lho ? Khb ' ur 1* Wilt? Litlle •ician and Surgeon. anee people who remained at home defeat­ *“eUdlic j B ewtdidate. Thr .Korney general ho. er Koger's gnwery store.) ed local option In . Allegan count)- Iasi Larij Liners, for they always cleanse tbe nominate presidential electors and to tional of silver clubs r whichbyheUu-.-on.tia*y» that elect delegates to the Indianapolis «onweek. T~o years ago local option ear. Sou the office°Pisinion me ln eroded UN EK. M- D-. «'. H. (SOODYKAR. Physician and Surgeon, rled by over I.006, ThU year II wu de­ ventioxu ■ Mlcluaud tmrtieiuute Th« ro twtiou and women are not eligible to The republican* renominated S. P. ut Or * “ * e „ m . feated by nearly so. will L three dei.ir.tre at ‘ ’ I'ar'^trera ! to " i .«>>">»'» *»J'noretkan they would , one block cast uf depot. rnltted suicide buuday. Bishop for congrw«< ia the Ninth dis­ be that of governor. He holds that a . Senator Augustus Jewell of Dowagiac, . . H. BARBER O'l» uunulv 1, lb' .OMinl Ume, ,nd each club of 20 or more, und one addi­ woman cannot hold an office for which trict and W. 8. Mesick In the Eleventh one of the best known Republican poli- On. Minute Cough Cure h u„ hUi„u„u tional delegate for every 50 members i ly.dcians nnd Surgeons. on the 362d ballot. • she cannot rote• • or. county responded to with ticlaus of western Michigan; was married preparation for ovary cough or cold. It on the club rolls. . The first train load of ore over the . ,'tay or niithL ‘ . • Tbe purpose ia to unify all non-pnrtiLake Superior Ishpeming railway al Lansing Thursday to Miss Hattie Ar­ • the ou.y b.rutleM remedy th.l prreluee, promp' nan silver organizations under a comImtuch.ie rc.ult,. w. II. Goovfaut Land Commiwioner French recently line wan forwarded from Ishpeming to gania qillett. They will make an exten­ -Ihus AVe.t Michigan coulereiMM ot the mou plan for effective work during the secured from the general government a Marquette. D.*D. & sive western trip. coming campaign. • ;>-i'.':il work done carefully and patent for 5,000 acres- of upper penin­ The annual picnic of the lagham, M. p. ntarehbu voted toord.lu women ?.tuiuc Gold Democrat^. ■ Juhn Bradley, a braketnan on thr Grand preachers. . sula lands which l>elongvd to the state Clinton and Eaton Fanners' Picnic as, r ghtn Smith's Backet Store. , Portland, Me., Aug. 21.—The Maane ‘ Trunk, was shot and slightly tojuird Bociaticn waa held at Leadley*s park., ~ 1 .-:>!• 1 to&. . : Uhl you. ever think how rearing uie gold democrat* Thursday afternoon under an old grant, bat which had been while setting a switch early Friday morn­ bipod is pulsoned by eofirtipstion? Bad held a uuuss convention here and. in- | overlooked. These lands, were offered, near Lansing, about 3,000 persons being t i aMpman. m. D. at public sail! in Lansing al eight dolpreseat. W \ immpinan. calls promptly ing nt Lansing. It was very dark'at tbe blood means bad Iwalth and premature dorsed the nomination of W. H. Clifford ■ ;;d al truth ti given to fitting 1 In-rs per acre, but not a bidder appeared. James Barthotoiuey, sentenced from • > .ding ilrrnia vr Rapture for time. A tramp Is supposed to have tfone old are. DeWitt’. Little Early Kisers, the tor governor, who was named for that the lands Kent- ~coqnty in ~January, to seven famous little pills, overcome obstinate con­ office by a committee of bolters from Hereafter ri r majortty of case* can be. . . , may . - be .secured .. ..at -----—•u**’,— . ‘V 1892, , w. H. Goodyear , ,ue.i'without a surgical operu- tbe work. No cause Is known for the act. stipation. the rereut Walereille democrats ailrer ''r'‘U' “"1 ln ’? T'“’ in J“k~«. '"r 'eion on. uu»!t, Sunday night Mr. Martel, while In the I Ininiinnm Pnce wtUt 8° four dollara ha* been paroled by Gov. Rich. James Sweeney, a’ id year old boy <jf state convention. TThe annual reunion of the Lenawee Leindecker. tent on the lake shore at Detroit, was accidently shot through the County Soldiers’ and Sador*’ associa* Marinette, Win., Aug. 21.—A campaign I Saugatuck, was shot at by a tramp. Mr. left Pmt Saturday, by a campaukm. M. SMITH. Fifty HoiiaiagH 1 ‘ 1 at Deerfield, was a great kucin ■ Lightning ami a windstorm borderde iti ah partN of the stale Martel returned thr Dre and tfiju, tramp Mrs. K. DeYoung. Middleburg. Ia., meeting - was . beljj - here Thursday , — ’ -prciality.' Special pains' (iha*ppeare<t through the woods wounded, writes. I have used One Minute Cough honor of Maj. Scofield, candidate for on proportions of a tornado <cea*. *ss" Tbe next meeting will be held at _■ contracts, chattel inort- a, P.U.H by lire Wore! traeWb. tl... a.u4 Cure for six tears, both htor myself and ro.ernoronllie republican lick.t. FUUx J|a terribly attractive work In Saj- Blissfield c* the aecond Tuesday In Au- . ’lb.X 1^ lai;.Woodlafid, Mich. ■ hundred notable, were in attendance, inaw lnaw and a,ld vicinity. The Jelteraon Ar- gust, 1897. Jefferson AvPU>j *eli«tK and tno^t sattafaclory Cough Cure 1 tadudiUK <Jor. Upham and all4 other enuc enup Metnoaist UethodlM onuren church was waa atrucir .truck oy by ’ l.uyal E. Knappen. lightnlup and- damaged K.000 worth. .'" ‘f state officials. Among the' sj■P-skM* —v--— -- • .­ id the southern part of Cass county is a ! ev<?r '‘V- H- GoonvEAK . hur <\ Ihuilson. i " .... potatoes upon the low ground around settlement of coloretl people which'has ! 'Vm. Smith, a prominent Muskegon citi- were H. C. Adams. Attorney-Gexteral -Fifty other‘buildings and factories . .SA1TEX A DENISON. IAWYKKS. quite n history. Th£ original settlers 1 z7l'l l,r“ke through n platform nt the year Mylrae, Dr. Drevitt and Col. Hicks. A were unroofed or badly wrecked, hun­ Galesburg ia a failure. • M'« IiIstau-Tnitt^o. Bldg.. Miss Minnie Hoagland, aged 35, Was bn“' parade was one of the principal features dreds of' trees were blown down and Grand Ksplds. Michigan. WM.. .Ure, ol H»r, Cta,.. -»<> . of the celebration.- The meeting marks prostrated and the dumage will killed on Canal etreel m Grand Rapids ye.irs before their master's death were set ye.trs 4 । \v by. a horse. A. L.Wooster, a prominent citizen of the opening of the campaign in Wlsoon- reach $100,000. • The trial of Attorney nt law. free by him for their long and faithful 1 nHML, ’I.ch., ” • after surterittg v.v, excruciatingly I.. 8...^. uviaa>al»K 'J Hastings. Mich. service. He sent them to Michigan and ■ CoIArwdo ts^piocrata. ... Haven for the murder of Enos Lawrence ami j from trom pltra piles for twenty years, was cured in iu -. .ill courts of the state. ColJ. A. May has been appointed receiver result^ ii. conviction, I ’ ueblo, Col.. Aug. 21. — The demo-: their J « short time byusciiig DeWitt's Witch ’ ’ ---------Wltek ‘ they nettled.in Cass County, 'where itupliy attended to. I IIaL*w! at. <*o»n .11 -tl_ for the tagham county savings Itank. - 40 years old. -- was !®li" Frank E. Hovland. descendents now form a prosperous com- । Haze! Salve, an absolute cure for ail skin crutic state convention was culled to 'Miup Is molded iu the rubtier diseases. Mure of this preparation Is used Order aften o'clock Thursday. A reso­ which clueed its doors at luinsing ro­ killed ir a runaway at GtJind Baoida. in unity. an all others com blued. of-it lution was adopted providing for the ot vtty- The appointee.ha* been cashier . . W. H. Goodyear The Michigan Cent tai road came near selection of’four electors to vote lor of the bank for three years, and his having a costly wreck at Charlotte Thurs­ i I'M. STEBBINS. G. Moi row. a Battle Creek young man. Bryan end Sewall und following thia the appointment won asked for by a large ■ Macon. Mo., Aug. 22.—George Ander­ ’’ Ft n».i:ai. Director, day afternoon. A heavy mogul freight Slipped and fell ulijer a west boun.t pas­ contention named the following state number of depositors. He is confident son. who murdered his wife here on that he. will be able to close up the af­ May 27 lost, in a fit of jealousy, was •; ■ ninn vt to Cbristm**’ Photograph ticket: locomotive .was coming slowly around the senger traln.on Hie Grand Trunk nt Char­ . For governor, Alva Adams, Pueblo: lieu­ s-i; iu- H> MiteCce 30l» Court street. All fairs of the bank nnd pay its depos­ hanged Friday in the jail in this city. lotte Saturday, losing both hands. tli 1. nded day or night Y switch, when the spikes pulled out of tenant governor. J. M. Ellis. Denver; sec­ itors in full within a very short apace Young mothers dread the Summer mon ­ retary of state, C. H. S. Whipple, Leadville; the-rotten ties, the rail turning over and of time. treasurer, -Olney Newell. Denver; auditor. ths on account of the great mortality aWashington. Aug. 24.—The compiled E. BARRELL. the engine was just on the verge of a steep mofig children causedJiy bowel troubles. Dr. W. W. Rowen, puray; attorney-gen­ receipts of internal revenue for July 11 <wlth in Michigan. eral. A. L. Moses. Creede. Attorney at law. embankment. Ten feet further aud the Perfect safety may be assured those who Presidential electors—E. T. Wells, re­ Actings City Bank. Collections During, the week ended on August IS were $14,258,082, an increase over July, • I to. and g«sAcral law business heavy machine must-have turned oVer.aud keep on hand De WlU's. Colic and Cholera publican, Denver: A. T. Gunnell, democrat. report* sent in by 52 observers in vari­ 1895. of $079,015. cure, and administer It promptly. For Colorado Springs; George W. Thatcher, would have been a complete wreck. The cramps, bilious colic, dysentery and diar- democrat, Aspen; T. M. Patterson, popu­ ous portions of. the state indicate that list. Denver. wrecking train from Jackson was sum­ rho-A, it affords Instant relief. cholera infantum, consumption snd Illinois. Nstionaluit*. H \sit gs ity ank moned and -after two hours’ work, suc­ typhoid fever increased and tonsilitis from^Mount'Washington says that two W. II. GOilDYKAB Decatur,Ul.,Aug. 21.—The nationalists decreased in area of prevalence. Con­ Inches of suow fell on the summit Hastings, - Mich. ceeded In getting it back on the track. J. W. Fleming, a prominent young bus- on Thursday named the following sumption was reported at 217 places, Wednesday. ' • . •Passenger trains No. 8 going east and lue.-s man of Traverse City, and secictary ticket: • typhoid" feVer st 55, diphtheria at 20, Governor, Isaac W. Hfsirs. Chicago; scarlet fever at 20, measles at 18 and No. ,7 going west, on lhe D. L. &*N. road -r . otXhe Michigan Maple Lumber cornpHiiy, SURPLUS, 820,000.00 X-WHied States senator, Daniel R. Sheen, fac.T.i.iiudcr the laws of the State of collided at Fowlerville al 0 o'clock Tliure-1 aud'Dred l.udrete. iwuiaaer ot tire Tro* Peoria; secretary of state, L. G. Spencer. -whooping cough at 15 place*. - — • ’ verseGlty Lumber company, were on the Michigan. ' jiigliL Fireman George (iassett uu train1 Bay In a row boat Sunday aflernoou. A Chicago; auditor. J. A- Hoop*r. Ipava; xne Michigan mining school at state treasurer. John A. L. Scott. OrchardOpen for business, Dec. 15, 1886. No. 8, was seriouily, it not fatally in­ heavy wave Struck the boat aud’ It cap­ ville: attorney-general. G. A. Gordon, Houghton graduated a class of 32. be­ sized. Mr. Flwuliig sank nt once. Mr. Campbell vilie. ing the largest in its ten years’ his’ory. jured. when tbe two engines came togelh- .... — ------—-------------OFkllERS; Three women were named for state rr. Ail Ibe paaamwra were badly “P1 D.■; ..* '.• -i. Pnesldcm. • A'project is on fr/ot to establish one 1 ... near Ithem. hem. coniainliig containing a party part}' of ladles university trustees. Hon. C. B. Beptly, ■ • - Me.«scr. X’lce Pres. Dau W. Reyoulde, Cashier frightened and were more ur less shakeir; nn(J ueti|lrnif.n< among whom whs Mrs. candidate for president, spoke a few of the largest sanitariums iu the state says an eminent English doctor; "will . DIRECTORS: ' up. General Kidd and Captain Mileheil. | Fleming and her little boy. picked him up. v ords' of encouragement, after which at 1'ort Austin. | Dau Flarinigan was mortajly wonnd- carry enough poison to infect a house­ of Ionia, who, were.on their way to camp J Efforts are bring made to recover Mr. the convention adjourned sine-dic. - is *"• it. «. Meaner, 1 ed‘ at Wausaukee by I’r.t McChnn. a hold.” In summer-time, more espec­ at Island Lake, were thrown prostrate ot> ' E*rmhig s b ody. ■ Chester Messer. ially, disease germs fill the air, multi­ Cirlgrove. Louisville, Ky., Aug. 21.—At a meet­ solonn keeper of that place. McCann the fl-ior. and bruised. A mlsunderstand-J . gtoo Reward 5ioo. run* a boarding, houw niwl when he tudes are infected, fall ill, die ;. multi­ ing of the populist state executive epmdunned Flnnnigan the tatter showed lug ur .rab. urdara caured me arc ....... tudes, escape. These messengers of iH-- .' >n;yv.*rtngs department in Barry • at Lexington Wednesday after­ Or,: aud pays icv-reat on -all time l,ocal opllou llgbtulugairuck Iu E.im.1 A" 1W.'K&45: Smu. Jureph mischief do not exist for millions. Why ’ 'a ' . Parker. L. K. fight and McCann shot hhn. City Clerk '.rorge H. Sipp. aged'63, not ? Because they are healthy and strong TCccti'u.wald were county again this week. s’. Eaton Rapids ' cu|e t- : “^n-'ToonMiIu- i Taylor nnd F. and G■ and Ledge, v Under Sheiiff Haiiiil- ' yojii'dllew-e. require* s cmi.«tliutl<»nid treat- appointed n committee to convey died nt Holland very unexpectedly. He —protected as a crocodile is against gun­ was for 19 years 'in succession clerk of ,« arrrelcd Dr. Yborulou «.d Hard* m...l. shot. It is the weak, the wasted, the the city and had been alderman for sev­ thin-blooded, who fail; those who Bwntlc,. uf ll|e Audcr.on House. E .ton J’.'lr.'.'lre Ore “llrot | urwtcd <o state that tire populists In­ eral years previous to that. . Rap ds. on Wcdiresdar. und lire aamc day i,. Ul,i.,:„s oi.ib,*eou.tnut oi. .ndiu. Wlll,On and that The corn crop of southern Michigan have no resistive power so that a sudden Sheriff dire,*., a.tlrerc.1 In Thoms. Jensen' ’reremtreeVwlS ------------ k---------- A.n...k„ promises to be. the largest ever grown. cough or cold develop* into graver fi.-tvuli is odious to them, aud that they disease. We hear of catching disease! and Julia McDonald.,,t this place. . Thurs- ; the. ;;’"1,ol'.7r.!|;:"’J^d!r"r"’t'SF fStiX' vill malve no conectsion. Why not olcch health ? We can do it day niurniiig deputy sheriff Halladay I Addr*^ F. .1. rheenvy & ’.'o, Toledo. ". Jeon. by always - maintaining our healthy Syracuse. N. Y.. Aug. 21.—The pro­ servedThe papers on Skidmore and Andre* j 8^.11 by druggist-..------j ; Mrs. Phalli- Thfimss of Junction City hibition state convention wound up its It Is'uot Populist. auui propilrtonr of the Tinkbam House. J «»‘i'rN'",'7...L fr.r III., was tiild by her doctors that sin* tied weight. i- I’.i-tnocracy of Jefferson, and U»ey will go over to the county hubN'*VvVan« wekk wi.en work Thursday forenoon by the nomi­ cntisumptlnii'and that there w<ri no hope u;.‘ii. hcilevir.g !t u« be the salnation of the*f$!!owing ticket: for her. but two hotties of Dr. Klugs’ New tt'..! H-. n is therefore opposed today. All gave bail. Charlotte. Beih -, tb^ For Governor — WIHTnin M* Smith, of f-Eilycrism und Kepiui uiiotiP'.oghkecprfe/ . , .' K„.. . ,nuH u . <o n h..I births American. vueand other toWtm hawn’i been reaclusl i Mint-upy t*k;n: |k»y.'<. ^ttrsS‘»wr*l2“A "it L':-utenant governor—Dr C. fc~ Latimer. J . • " . . .. ■ thu- : !:e greUe-’t n*id l»e<l mtrve ionic-- it • ’ • ‘"."‘J" Sl • S"" 1 ‘ 1 ’ '■ 'ur‘ of Cod-liver Oil, is condensed nourish­ .yet. Le: lherr Im no disc.imlnailon.U1rth* •ys:c!ii. _ _©f New York. IGZ.'iiKONICLE. Judge of Court of Appeals — Hon. Darius ... . .ngt' iu>8t-. Chicago, Ill. ment; food for the building up or the Orond Lc'lt/C Indepawnu. I■ „ m, ravor'te-tuml.y.ratbalU". Anod’.o Pills are tl.o favor; t«TainUy.®alhaww. Root, of North Tonawanda. coUHumpttnn. 'i:«d withmil result every1 ..in •<» to ur.rnUe. . Will Tell Mr. Mryan .September ®. | rjw. (J„.n |h,ight olie-bottlO of Dr. system to resist the attacks of disease. Cbkh*«trrt- EnftUh Diamond Brand. Cleveland, O., Aug. 22.—lloni George Kings's New DSeoverj'and hi two work- It. should be taken in reasonable doses A lino* mr i . .............. —.......... An immeasurable amount uf «offeritig Canton, O.» Aug. 20.—An engine uas A. Groot, chairman of the notification was cuntL H«* i* nainratty ihunkful. 1 all summer long by all those whose ■ z-^'v• Original a»d Only Gcnalae. A ami injury to fhe liuman race. If till'1 overturned on. the C., C. & S. rniiroad committee, bn. <rnl out the totlowing 1 is curt, re.ul*. ot vldcb :*- .* cn* rcmpl* weight is liciow the standard ot. health. \ »*«c. *iony« n-tUUe. uo.ct ».t <«\ . .■ prove the xonderfiil i-ffirury of this the , Ylr'stfnn nf physta’ny’rtd Wednesday evening nnd rolled down a , acunriwii -■ notice: . • ..-W-WU--.II Hint in t-»iighK anil culd< Fw tri*i If you arc losing ground, try a bottle laws nt the youth of our tand. Rnmuns------- nand „.i vN.«ri n<.or.TnMnh Kailiuas- gtccp enbankment Engineer Joseph iI The notification committee appointed by niedicitiF ---now. ' rec ...ver ....... I Uo..lyrer , a Drug atom. h tanor.... . . Fireman John Hardesty were , the silver convention which assembled at bottle at \\ U practices are Indulged In. through IgnurJ""K . . .. . . !■ St. Hl Louis l.nn. on Jul.-IX July 22. 1KW. W. to notify nolllr H.C. Hon. W. I!...,il.r Regular site ni>.o W .W iim<I 51-01’ . • For sale by all druggists at joe. and aneeuf the Inevliahlr Injury tn conMlRi- instantly killed. •> . J Bryan of his nomination by that convenHon and hriilih which surely f< l own. By . I lion as th* candidate of the silverj>yty Was vouuaj County Judge Twenty everv tuiiiiK man. •thw divine Injunction. * ------- - -Twu* , Inr the office of president of the United • Know Th)M ir.” should be well hrrdrd. ’ Jefferson, ",s-. A.UP* will meet al Lincoln. Neb,, Mr. Bry­ ToasaJ-nchln acqalrlng a knowledge Henry Coloniu*. who bad ^en^unty States, an's home, on September S, for the purnnse of notifying him of the action of the <<r , <>Mii(nx Kvrup hi* tie»rii used of themwivu* and Imw to ptwervo hralih. judffe of Jefferson county for the Jut convention. Mr. Sewall will be,there atao 20“years died frlday his }rBri’,’ai:d Friday iporniog nt h 'J on that date to receive notice of his nomi­ . nt'itl.eri tir ibeir children *whl e «,.! n, .linn tlrere iremlel.ta > and mu-,1 dr* £0 •th perMst tticee-s. Il ruothes tbs residence of grneral general debility. debility, aged rewiaenoe ol ug«l 66 “ nation'as the candidate ot the sliver party ।-lhe<uni<.nllays a'l pain; rtirr* alraclivi* praatle ». 1“ "klcn w """D' for vice president. ■ -nd is the test remedy tor dlarrtiir*. rleUmv. a* well m to reclelm and point Fusion Nominees lo Idaho. v roots a bottle. oultbcu*.au.or „>ller on,I enn* re any Old Feop'e. . Boise, Idaho. Aug. 24. — The demo­ who m» unwlllljffll *”v'CHANCERY 8ALB. tore-i l.we law. anAare ai.d.rr already alrreor aouanoa »•.•» 011i ^..pla win. require “ - cratic „,tk .tat,, conveni.ou Friday rrm., nomstat,e convention ture-. anffennr ,lbe Cougb-cure, the most prompt and itiH-eand by virtue of an order aud dlre em.aMtuw.ore. •» a«a<elallon .4 medl- rel[ull)lc ,te u.wla and kHneva will I" | |m|w1 Frauk 8reuc„beefr tor governor, effective remedy for diseases of the d'-cr. : th,.. Ctrrult rdkrt for the County o ul trend.-men liave caretully . the troe remedy In Electric HI!Iler ■ , Q uar )ea tor joatloe ot tbe aupreme me nm: icws-m *«rr- 1 । < b;uict:r>. hi th* State of Michigan, CSI seniJi-nirn throat and lungs, is Ayer’s Cherry ................ — " ,,h ’ rul I"' 'Iclnr dm*. »ol rllniolate and contain. £ E . McF , r |„ d tor attoroy-gentu-i't.-.1 ! dntwl on the mb day of February, Iltrle breik which Is replel. wild “-dul In- lllvd|Clire dore no' ulmulare noun, R. E. McFarland tor attorny-gen­ w'. .. n-rtabi c*u « therein pending where­ .................... reerv > -nna man. Itw.lllre uu Pectoral. As an emergency medi­ no „ wl.i.kv> >..« m|“|! tral kud 0. H. Stoerer tor trreaorer. .. ....... ...msl,I? in n»>. -1 |, Cntnnlnftinnt »nrf H acts mildly eral. aud 0. H. Swrrer for treasurer. cine, for the cure of : aenl to «n> sddrein. areurely sealed from ------For...,-i4>|j,ry Foakraud James B. Holes are . . uim1 »';"* Ills- I ure°xs” deletul mt, Notir^is h- rrby given thal I sbal ^reaS^rp'^^fCroup, Sore Throat, For Mngrresman. Capt. Gunn; lleuten»eii .1! public Unction, t tbe north front door of Lung Fever and uie con:; hviwe. iu tbe city ot Hastings, Barry ire in niv pci—-------- ■ !‘-‘w house, being the place for re" of ten cent. I. d»|. Wnooping Cough, Electric Bitters Is an y AndSrooD; secretary of state, L. P"<*«»>* of tire di’re^o.'.'.' widhig the Circuit. Court for said County, on .. attorney-general. Lewis Anderwunuv. tl).. 3rd day of October. 1896, at ten „ eud.^ wUPtbUnoUe.. JPI-U-, ,h , ocl»rkJu the lorrniMin, all. or so much thereof as ni.. i" ii.crssary to raise tbe amount due Jo n .. vb.m-1 Dve toe tbe Wbl.lrera nred more lib) P" bo"1' * ' wu (ronp'aiuant for principal, interest and Cherry Pectoral We la th,q came af die following described d^fra'^r’“^oreighly“rcoloring a »nl- B. tbaaOrar’, .>rugSP«___ Waldo, Fla-, Aug. 24.—Saturday night Wyjl'-'thmd. to. wit: A!I that certain piece cannot be equaled. “J Pm. g. of land, situate and being In the city the bouse of K. Coleman wan burned E. M. BuAwiir, « Hum mgs. .County of Burry, and State ot and two children, a girl and a boy of 12. l'""'t'>e<inlug at tne R »uth West corner of D. D, Die. Sec. ot ten and two years of age. were burned to *??'“■ ‘‘I Block No. Thirteen in tbe the American BapMstern ^Jdltlon to the City of Hastinm. death. The mother and father went | 1,1 ,o » s:*ke tour feet E*at of a Basa1 to visit a neighbor and Ificked the chil- j tlrt Publishing Society. Petersburg. ’tree, eight inches In diameter near said Hard Soft or Calloused Lumps auu^.vI)»urht«r» of Utoorty. Va., endorses it, as a cure tor violent °r i'«‘U ereek, thence north dreu in the bonneMT*1, o’*1’- lheuoa Wesi to North West corner. colds, bronchitis, etc. Dr. Brawley Ka Ai ? ’•llrB<' •“Mid Block Thirteen, thence Boulh t., (.laefof negintil-g. also adds: To all ministers suffering Manoheirer. N. H, Aug. to.-Tbe Na- ] •'■•ti d. AnuuM IKIeMJ Tfi/s SpJcWM /W V Wai kkm. Circuit Court Committlonal Connell Daughter, ot Ubarty , from throat troubles, I recommend re. m..: -..ndrrfuli Bte.lrt ’‘‘“'er. Iton Co . Mleh. ot PenMylreula, - —- — | * EiTiMa -- tv -1I •elected ’ —■ — —. Evan — ■ Badger, ■- _r-r < Hxinovg. folicitor L-y Complainant. — -I Ta: ♦ ♦ a. VvW a cl. 'national councillor, and Pittsburgh, gtot. Hast lines. Mich. ------ | Children Cry for pa elected a* the next place of hiire?"’0'1 Salesmen to mH complete line of 0,h'- Kr*a«es. varnishes, aprolaltiee, meetingi oimortunltv tor the right, partv. “/‘...rid r«r cuu. pitcher’s Castoria. RefloiugCo.. Cleveland. O. «w Mention thto paper and »e will send y cm f w. \ C B , JBL “The Foot >W^of a Fly”' The Chicago Chronicle DEMOCRATIC NEWSPHPER Pennyroyal pills THE OLDEST AND THE BEST I Absolutely Free! WATCH srSSSs^GuS*~ AYER’S ~ =====—=" I x-— Ch’s "Castoria. dr"??'<" I. pitcher I Our Farmer Friends can get nice oor“, .mi .11 <«'" .rrupi"""-. "•;^Irtn2,,i.'S«on printed Stationery at this office about ttreiy .-., " ....... J» «-n.» !*r as cheap as you can buy the paper and f . h (foodyear. the envelopes from the store* Children Cry for *'""** ' pitcher’s CflStorlBa Washington. Aug. 22.-Mr. rrreton, dlrX <5 tl« ml*, ba. g™. •» PblU- _ to Increare ' delphlo. He l> en.leavnrmg i the . Prmorth)v .k.i.. cofijkfe .c.,noo of r,f tzold “ and silver ud «^ ver ) .1.11 Uw p>in:a. I FREE! FREE! YANK EE WATCH AYER'S Cherry Pectoral SETJtfl’T J (HIM AL. -W-WW» CODtal AYHTI KU tea Uw ai taMb TinMm �^-j--r.... yz.-t...- . .......... Highest« all in Lcawmng Power.—Latest V. S. Gov't Report Royal. SHE WAS MARRIED. Jim Skaggs, to use his own words, waa the “most percraatinatin’-est” man in the mountains, but a good fallow and industrious. He bad been working‘un­ der my charge several months, and dur ing that time be had learned to confide sufficiently in me to tell me that he was very fond of Mas Susan Nellums, the belle of Ford’s Mill, some ten miles away. My business took me to Ford’s Mill once a week, and I always took din­ SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY. ner with old man Nellums and always astings anner —New Zealand exported $4,445,000 saw Miss Susan, or “Suse,” as she was better known. Thursday, Aug. 27. 1896. worth of gold last >ear Tbree-quarI was accustomed to chaff her a bit Urn of it came from the nest cont>t and COOK BROS. Proprietors. about Jim, which she neier took un­ Otago. —Paper which cannot be. destroyed kindly, and once or twice, or three or PERSONAL MENTION. by lire has been discovered by a French­ • four or five times, perhaps atdoaen times, I had suggested to Jim that Mias Nel­ man. A specimen han, it is stated, been John sailer retard to subjected to a severe test—that of ex­ lums was altogether too fine a catch for him to procrastinate as he usually Frtdey. ’ - posure in a potter’s furnace for 43 did. He would always laugh at these Cyril Orlpb, hi vlsltto* ««■*•*• K,1‘ hours, and came out without injury. auggcstions,and any be “knowed Susie,” —Thr largest collection of ornitho­ amaxoo. nnd she would be willing when he was logical specimens in the world is that ■HIM Edllb Heeney la vl«IU»S eeUllye* in the British museum, which contains ready. On one trip I hunted Jim up as soon I n Cblcafo. cu to aS®3 300,000 specimens. The late Henry Seeas I came back. Ml<v Saeah Horton wont to . Chlwro ’bobm, the well-known naturalist, be­ I “Jim,” said I, “do you know Hiram queathed bis collection of 17,000 birds yesterday. •­ Ferguson?” • to the same institution. “That yaller-faced. sandy-whiskered Me.. Anna Mason la visiting Irleubs In —A close estimate of the crop of former down on Greasy?” he inquired, " lalnjrell. oranges in southern California this nervously. Thomas MoPbarlin has returned to season, made.by the president of the “He’s the one. You know he’s in Sioux City, Iowa. ! Southern California Fruit exchange, good shape, financially. don’t you T* “Yea; he’s got more money in a day Hiss Gertrnde Bubbles Is visiting In puts H at 9,000 car loads, or 2,700,000 boxes. This ia an increase of about than Tve got in seven years.” Muskegon this week. 400,000 boxes over last season. “And did you know he was making a editor Trimmer, ot Eaton Rapids, was —Coal mining js paying one party dead set for Miss Nellums?" x of miners in the Yukon country better In the oily, Friday. Evidently Jim knew a great deal more Henry Goodyear, ot Grand Rapids, was than gold mining paid them. A find of on this subject than I did, but he only excellent coal was made recently in the showed it in his face. Ail he said was: 1 n tbe elty. Tuesday. Forty-Mile creek district, and, with 1 “Colonel, to-morrer’s * Sunday. ' artd W. A. Jones, ot Grand Rapids, was In wood at 113 and $14 a cord,. the coal mebbe I won’t be back till Monday the elty last Friday. mine is an excellent pay streak. night, but if I don’t. I’ll be on hand —Photographs of Perrine’s comet,1 Tuesday niornin’.” Miss Bessie Donovan Is visiting bee sUwhich was visible during the losfwinHalf an^ hour later I saw h!r.i dressed ier near Bailie Creek. ter, show that it hnd two tails, one in his “Sundsy-go-to-meetin’ ”, clothes, Mrs. Tbos. Goa and son Clyde, bare re­ straight and the- other curved sharply 1 streaking it up the mountain road turned trom Charlevoix. backward. According to the views of afoot. C. A. Hough and daughter, ot NashvlUe, tbe Russian astronomer, Bredechin.' . Monday evening at six oMock he the straight tail probably consisted of ' walked into my office looking serious were In lhe elly, Monday. atoms of hydrogen und the curved t<il and solemn that I feared thr worst. W. W, roller was In Benton Harbor. of atoms of iron. “Well," I said, “you didn’t get back Monday on legal business. —A company has been organized in this morning?” Will McKevltt was at Streeter’s Land­ New York city for the manufacture of “No, eolouel; I jis’ couldn’t git here." nonilluminating fuel gas and has an This most dejectedly. ing, Gun Lake, last week. application for permission to lay mains "I presume Miss Nellums is all right?" Rev. Tbos. Cox returned from a ten in the streets. The company says it I ventured, though I felt that 1 was weeks trip abroad, last night car supply nonilluminatlng fuel gas at treading on dangrrotm ground. Miss Lydia Nichols, ot Pittsburg, Kxn- 50 cents per 1,000 feet, with such re­ “Th’ ain’t no Miss Ndlv.ma, colonel,” duced rates to factories as will make he replied, with never a smile. !, rlsltlng the Misses WolL it cheaper fuel than coal. “Geeroosalem, Jim!" 1 exclaimed, “is HIM Mildred Williams has secured a Subc married ?” position In a Charlotte millinery store. CONCERNING PRIDE. “That’s whal, colonel." Mbu Etta MePharlln Is spending a week Frida of Intelligence, I’rido of Appear* “Confound/you," I said, in bed hnIn Katamaroo. with triends and relatives. mor, “you deses^e to get left. Haven’t ■nee and Many Other Soria. I been telling you aiJ the time somebody I have been engaged upon a serious A B Hull, ol Belding, waa In tbe elly over Sunday, and went with the Knights problem lately, but one which is'seem­ would get in ahead of you? Now, she’s ingly so simple that- everyone should Mrs. Ferguson, and—" to Cleveland. be able to solve it I have been trying “I reckon not, colonel," and Jim haw Tbe Misses Mary and Rose Clark are to define pride. What is pride, any­ hawked and cut a pigton wing; she’s apeudinsta tew weeks with relatives at how? There are so many things that M^s. Jim Skaggs, an’ she’s up to my we call pride which cannot possibly boardin’ house this very minute as chip­ Battle Creek. Hlas Montgomery went to Grand Rapids, pass muster as the real article. Again, per os a blue bird." we have been taught all our fives that ^‘‘Oh." I said, nnd forthwith accom­ yesterday, where she has scoured a posi­ nothing that i% false can be real, and panied him to call on the bride.—Wash­ tion In a millinery store. yet we are day by day brought in Con­ ington Star. O W. Beal returned to hte home In tact with nn existing condition which TERSE TRUTHS. Colon. Wednesdsy, htter spending a tew we denominate false pride. Here is a paradox, surely. There is pride of days at ’.be homo ot Dr. Lampman. birth, pride of being, pride of in­ Which It Will Be to Yosr Interest to Bead. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Goodyear have gone I telligence, and pride of a thouYoung man, we woul.i take u little to Petoskey tor tbe benefit ot Mr. Good- | sand of other things of about yesr. who Is .uttering with hay fever. equal importance, but the grouping of of the conceit out of y'on. Don't thlak that the girl you intend leading to Hiss Retta Ovla’l started for L*'*™1’’- them all brings me back to the original the altar is marrying you for love, Wyoming, yesterday, attet visiting Mia.1- question: Whnt is pride? To be proud ’cause it isn’t so—she’s marrying you one must have something to bo proud' gan triends- aud relatives, tar several of, nnd hence pride is appreciation? localise «he’s unable, or disinclined, weeks. and it is only when that sense of ap-' to provide herself with board and lodg­ ing for the rest of her days. Frank W. Nailer started tor Ann Ar­ preciation is well directed that it pos­ The man who howls because he’s bor. Wednesday, to resume dutlts at sesses the ring oLqunlity. When men got “an aching heart*’ is nn ingrate. the University, as assistant under Dr. and women neglect duties through If he'd got an aching tooth—one that some mistaken sentiment of possible Hardman. criticism, oi; of probable self-humilia­ ached in real earnest—he might have Oscar Schumann and Miss Gertrude tion, real or fancied, the sentiment something to holler about. Daresay you think it’s a real good Hale were guests ot CbMIes. and the which actuates them, or rather which thing to be alive? And yet the very Misses Nellie and Edith Baueoek, at Gun stands’ in the way of their activity, is happiest time you have is when you not pride; it is conceit. 1 do not be­ Lake over Sunday. lieve that pride can be qualified. It are fast asleep and have forgotten, Mrs J. C. Lampman returned Saturday seem«< tome that it must be as individual everything. You can’t put cn old lend on young afternoon from Colon, where she was as a mountain, or a tree, and that itaex­ called to attend the tunt-ral ot her siller, istence is dependent solely upon the shoulders and you shouldn’t put kid’s togs on people old enough to be bald. Hta O. W. Beal, who has been a great honest worth of the person in whom it After a man has reached the age of anSerer for years, with rbeumalism. and dwells. whiskert —whether he’s got any or not My observation has given me the (or the past tourteen years baa been on conviction that no matter how seriously —he shouldn’t appear 1q the streets the bed, almost entirely helpless. clad in knickerbockers. men and women of the. world deceive Be modest like the violet. Reflect others they Invariably deceive them­ Communication .1 selves jnore, and th • cause of this Is 1 that it isn’t a man’s good qualities Mn. Enrrom-ln reply lo an »rlic" that get him into swell society; it’s your paper last week 1 would stale trial too frequently through the mistaken the Honorable Horace Hall called on T. notion of pride. We never deceive the deuced scarcity of mtn. You needn’t go and htint all over for Bran gain to give him a written noticei lo others until we first deceive ourselves. work out bls ro.d tax which bebas kicked It would not appear necessary to mis­ it, but, should it come your way. you SO mudi about. , Bohace Hau­ may solace,your self with the reflection represent anything to a second or third ’ person, if it wese npt that we (while poulticing the damaged spots . _ Beef Balls. . with vinegar and brown paper) that want to convince ourselves that the ‘ The beet balls and chopped meat that misrepresentation is the result of some­ there’s a good deal of similarity be­ wm ao often prescribed for Invalid diet thing which we should have accom­ tween a man and a carpet—neither may be improved for well persons by plished, or which wc mar yet do, and hurts for a good beating occasionally. ■occasionally seasoning them wlUi here we are influenced b^that quality Remember that' you’re never too big -chopped almonds or with pine nuts in of conceit which dreads criticism and to learn. Every night before a certain (be proportion of two tableapoonfuls which is willing to humiliate itself for billionaire lays his head upon his pil­ -pc the halt pound. Season the balls a word or two of praise. It is always low he has learned some new way of with paprika, salt,’ and, U you like it, a self-deception first.—N. Y. Recorder. 1 making nn absurd spectacle of him­ -heaapoontul of onion juice. Instead ot self.—N. Y. Mercury. . Got Hl» Awwer. being broiled these bells may bo Borrow Nn Trouble. Nothing could abate the conductor’s taow nod In very hot butter and served One of the most foolish practices in­ with a brown ssuce. The cooking may urbanity. Since leaving the last sta­ Be done in a shallow saucepan or In a tion the nervous passenger had aaked dulged in by mankind is that of meet­ ing troubles half-way; for it frequent­ aBadng dish.—-N. T. Post. | his usual 30 questions, to every one of which the patient conductor had ly happens that the troubles to which given the soft answer that turns away we are looking forward and expecting a creditor. But the nervous passenger with fear and trembling either do not Awarded come back yet once more. “Tell me, come at all or, when -they^do come, Mftxgt Honors—World’s Fair, conductor,” he cried, in his thin, wire­ are not nearly so terrible when actually edge voice, “does thia car go on I faced. “Sufficient unto the day is tbe through T’ At that moment the bot­ Bvil thereof." This is a comforting re­ tom of the bridge fell out and in two flection, and, if not followed too liter­ skips the train pIlAd up in the ravine. ally, would help us to struggle against They combed what they could find of those fits of despondency and depres­ the nervous passenger out of the wreck sion to which we are all, et some period and spread it on the embankment. His or other of our existence, only too pre­ lipa moved silently. Leaning down, disposed. Anxiety about present dif­ the conductor whispered in his ear. “It ficulties or about prospective troubles does,” he said, softly. A smile played cannot bring any good to those who upon the nervous man’s countenance give way to it* Anxiety for the future, and was gone. He never spoke again. both temporal and spiritual, in mod­ That waa one satisfaction. — N. Y. eration is good, but it must not be car­ ried to excess. If so carried, it degen­ World. erates into despondency and despair. —N. Y. Ledger. Bausath OsatamjA. Mm. Figg—Tommy,why is Uy on never Fried Aap*n<«M. play with the little boy next door? Be. Planch the ispangus a Couple ot MOST PERFECT MADE. seems to be such a nice Httle boy. minutes, and then dnflr H, dip meh m pure Gape Cream of Tartar Powder. Frt* Tommy—Aw.,dm’s cue of these sneak­ piece in batter and fry in hot fat. When Ammonia, Alum or anv other adulterant in’ kind of kids that ways he Ekes his done, sprinkle with salt and serve huk 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. tea eh er.—Indianapolis Journal. —X. Y. Ledger. Absolutely pure H B w DR, * CREAM BAKING . PITH AND PONT. IOMNQEHENt ' A CriMwal attasetaa That Bwquired Iss! ■txUata Act ton. —“They any she rules him with a rod of iron.” “Iron, eh ?" I thought it , was oil that made her father’s pile."— Detroit News. • —“ilow do you feel?*’ asked tbe sher­ iff, with morbid cariosity. “Who, me?" Bftid the star performer in tbe banging. “I feel just about ready to drop."— Indianapolis Journal. —The Interior boasts of a rubriber with a. subscription paid up to 1930. That men has taken from his -posterity the privilege of using the argument, so dear to minds of a certain caliber: “Stop my paper.”—Congregotionaliat. —Merchant—“You any you are an or­ phan?" Applicant for -i’ukition— “Yes;. I haven’t a living relative." Merc<antrr-“WeIl. I’ll take you. 1 ought to get a lot of work out of you during the baseball season.”—Philadelphia Record. —Bacon—“1 see they've putasoundI Ing-board back of the ministers pulpit. What do you auppoae that’s for?" Eg­ bert—“Why, it is to throw out the sound.” “Gracious! If you threw out the sound there wouldn’t be anything left-in the serman."—Yonkers States­ man. . —Mulligrubs is inclined to be in low spirits at.'times. In one of these spells he grumbled the other day: “This is a dreary vorld. That’s the reason I hate doctors. They helped to bring me into it."* Here he stopped, but, brightening up a moment later, he added: “How­ ever, they help us out of it in the end; so they aren't so bad, of ter. all.’’—Bos­ ton Transcript. —rThe cab drivers were exchanging anecdotes and opinions. “We see er ter’ble lot o’ human nature,” remarked one of them. “That’s right. I kin tell whether a man’s a gentleman er not just by lookin’ at ’is face." “I kin judge better by ’is voice. W’en I git to the end of a trip I listen sharp, and if the party says: ‘Here’s a dollar extra fur /erself,’ I know then an’ there that he’s a gentleman.’’—Washington Star. —“Must be a awful lot of birds used on tho.wimmern’s hats, nowadays,” said Uncle Abner, as he removed his best suit of clothes. “Why, Abner?” asked Aunt Sophroroe. “Wai, they was a feller set in front of me on the train thet was dressed to kill—short coat, a diamond-big na a shell barIf hickernut, an’ a plug hat; an’ I heard him tell the feller he wax aettin’ with thet he’d made over $4,000 this year skinnin’ j jays."—Cincinnati Enquirer. TO THE PWLK. '/ Every man woman su«l child livinwithin a r*diu» of 20 miles of HaftinS should read this advt. It will- be ?Md money in your pocket and that is wtit all are striving after these times. The undersigned has just received the finest line uf DRESS QOObS TRinniNGS. ever in Barry county, and lie i- prepared to quote you prices on the same that will cause you to open wide your eyes.' Coffle earlv and insist this su|>erb line, whether you wish to buy nr not HflSTIHtiS, nicn.... MOO In Silver or Gold Will Buy the Following, at Our Store. 1 lb. of the Beet 25 cent Coffee in the City. 1 lb. of the Best 25 cent Tea in the City. 1 lb. of Hatchet Baking Powder, quality guaranteed, 8 lbs. Good Clean Rice. Mrs. Lak aside >( rushing into a Chicago court)—Where’s the judge, quick? Bystander—Right there. Whftt*s wrong? “I just rnu sway from my husband, and he’s after me, not three squares behind. I want to divorce him for deser­ tion before he gets here.”—N. Y. Weekly. ' L. E. STAUFFER " Tbe Japanese, in order to celebrate their recent victories, are going to erect a gigantic statue of Buddha. The height will be 120 feet The metal will be sup­ plied from the ordnance captured in the late war. The monument- will cost about 1,000,000 yen. arid is to be erected at Kioto.—N. Y. Sun. Our Prices Hard Time* unit the State 1‘ablic School. The Slate Public School received 233 children during the year from Joly 1. 1895 to July 1. 1890. This was an Increaae of 30 per cent, over the proceeding year. The rate of increase in dependent aud neglected children must be attributed to tbe hard times compelling fathers and, mothers to part with their cblldreiv D arlng July 85 children were sent to this Institution. This continued Increase iu the number of children who become wards of the state must n^Re thoughtful people consider well the blessings of home, family aud kind, friends. To you, who hate plenty and enough to spare, it would seem as If conscience would make you ask lo aid these little ones (largely boys) by taking them to your homes. It is not necessary to adopt them, but to shield them, protect Item, educate them, in short, giving to them some of the .blessings of a real family, with tbe love and home that no institution cau fkcurvl Will you take one on trial and see if be does not make your home happier? If some one could help a bright colored Iwy from 2 to 10 years of aae It would be considered an especial aid by those en­ gaged In finding homes for these children. Any person willing to aid a homeless boy or girl under 10 years of age should write Chas. H. Bauer.of Hastings.County Agent of the State Board of Corrections and Charities, or directly to SupL A. Jt Mur­ ray, Coldwater, Mich. >MSSS®SSSSS®SI X-MVi ....Spectacles.! Eyes Properly Fitted With Glasses. No Charge For Testing. HATS should examine for that reason, must miss nothing, jolliest lot of things one look over for of economy is UUCICU at Our 10 Days Sale Of Stiff Hats. TME —For the. ten days This indudes all the Beginning • Sat. Aug. 29th. $1.50* $2.00, and ending $2.50 T uesday Sept. 7th. you have your choice of Any Stiff Hat in our store 09. ANO $3-00 Grades. H you nqed a line faH hal, took (hew °'H before the ^stock is broken. C. H. OSBORN & Co. BEST 2 IN AMERICA Having purchased tbe WG. J. aii Tye-on Tea. Both new. We want you to try a free sample. One sun cured and the other regular. They can’t be beat Pure Spices, Pickling Vinegar, Best of Coffees, Carameled Coffee and The best assortment of Crockery in the city. Now add to these facts one more, th it onr prioea are rock bottom and you can easily sum it all up Stock of my brother, A. E, Renkes, I will continue the same and ask for a libera! share of your patronage With my last yean experience in one of the largest bake shops in De­ troit I feel confident 1 can please you. Everthing will be strictly fresh and first-class. AU the latest delicacies in bak­ ing can be had at the Old Re-* liable City Bakery. I will have none but the best lec Cfeam and Soda. Also Vernoifi Gingir Ale, always the best. F. R. PANGOflST, HAH5 Sr YflR ARTMN Lunches at all hours' � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-09-03.pdf 16186f62d0df826dff95c75fac1551e4 PDF Text Text lation of any ... PAPER IN county. Hastings Banner. VOL. XLL NO. 13 astings anner ।r Ely poater andBrouard. slater Clara who have * * polished Thursday* bv ;i _>een in Cleveland some their suiut* time nme with w Frldav COOK • BROS, ** . father, returned home last Friday. M r. « nd XI nt Hammond ii . .. entertaining ** ---- AT---Mr. and Mrs. are company from Kalamazoo CUUPriB,ni!>k HASTINGS, MICH uorrespon pence. r , , Stack, of Grand Rapids, is ,n,nng relatives. i. .n Bennett has gone north/to . r near Petoskey. -. V.'rris and wife will teach the t ■ < ntulm; y*ar. . Willis.' of Kalamazoo, is n;- relatives and friends. . •ay’and Chas. Malien start . Ind.’, to-day to attend school. • -'1,0.11st and. Baptist Sunday ,tat Gull lake, Thursday, Vouc twlbe wu caiuewhai maw ,t the remark ot ouc ot “Bryau’. dhctpie,-' wbo wohdeied wlw It wi.< th,t ,n llle ministers were iu fseot or Kold suudard -.0 doubt the reuou ladronuee they >re th favor of-an honest dollar. J 1 Ed Brainard w,s In tbe dl, ot Kalani,. zoo this week Tuesday. •i serais f -j tctoSZkJI," ? 1K"'r br0“':l" Zp1*plwlle- w*” tbe tblmj tun was that vje had to walk through, or else buy a license or number for our .wheel's, utete *e ,P“Jled up at Ehweiler ulfcbt. we had gone eighty-two inBes the longest ride of tbe trip so far. ’ * nT.w»OM51r'.Cox " flre ,1B‘l bursted and so wMl?ir ‘L'°“k tbe train tbr Culoene. ’kll10 ro<1'- Arrlred lliere Wq bede Rood bye to William, and Market and Eifcr'tnS' °w“^T ”1 vW‘ »' SE4 . IV ,ou“'1 “ hol<'1 wl"‘r' 'be S ,t.oW “ lu' “““'t “« “Vedder I“b'*E“kllwh. Oder Ereucb. Oder IX-uUeli. der price raa der »me." So we etopped there a day to recuperate, and drove our boat nearly craxy becauM- we . bouebt uolbiuk exUa and even left the breaktaat table when we found out how he was attemptlLg to swindle u*. We'got a good view of the great Cathedral from onr wlbdow though, which wa*-*ome satisfaction, •nd in the afternoon paid our bills and left. Mine hoet was too mad to even ! thank u*. .Somewhere between Cologne and Bonn, we lost our friend Murrell in some unex- i plainable way. and though It was two day & ] ago 1 havhjiad no trace Of him *o far. Mr. , . . 1 HASTINGS HONORED 4' mmmmi aa* a # ii a’a asi^a.* >i##i WHOLE NO. 2151 pu,-tobKl "™»■ Cloverdale. Mr,. Milo PbUlp, bi, gone to M|.mu, !>t :u:i;f\‘nd. of Grand Rapids, vls- kee Co. where ,be has a married daughter Drummond and wife. Born to Mr. and Mrs. William Gib,on on the 1st Inst * girl. j-j’s and children, of Grand Sam Given has moved orto.the farm of quests ot the Gibbs family John Acker, his father-in-law. . Thed Gybe ba* mured onto the Given <lu ,. A<>rih League give a reception to place. ihrir M f i>«ired friends, at the pnrson--v.uly afternoon. ■ , Mi , V- ijt Cute, of Olivet, and Zera . rf Jtutldnd, visited Prairieville . p.t't of the week. " . , t egins September 7th. with NO. 9. Mr. '• ‘ i- ; rueipal and Miss Stella Me­ < .' net of the primary depart• Mainz. Germany, July 30, ^96. IMtl Dear Mr. Eultor: When I closed my last letter, I had brought the account of our travels* up a* ■ - ------------ 1............... = on the move this Que far as Brussels, it was .jmout 2 p. m. . * when we reached this ptace. and after enjoyed a friendly visit with Tie v getting something lb pacify our clamoring Ittie 'driving to the city last stomachs, we started out to see what we could of “Little Paris’.’ as Brussels is • The distance from Rouen to Mtrjiz con- 1 I'i -iMii. who with sound mind, wll- sometimes called. However about all the tain* in the hundred and twenty miles tu?. .i young lady into matrimon- resemblance which we could bee between the most beautiful and most romantic of : should be turned over to j the two cities wa* that souse streets were the famous Rhine scenery. - The- broad, tti-.- pt-ui* -J Delaware where the whipping qnite wide and some narrow and every­ swiftly flowing river runs between pre- • Hon. Philip T. Colgrove, of fir ,ion, by way of civil justice. body spoke French. We saw the old cipito.uy and • craggy banks, crowned by This City, Placed at the The rv-l .ilibuld be left with his Maker. Market place where Egmont and Horn mountain peaks, ou which are perched Amin . Eicy and family,.of Kalamazoo, met their death under sentence from the many a feudal castle rich In storied of the Head of the Order ar. i-.implng st Fine lake. Andrew re- Duke of Alva. Then there was a monu­ olden times. The rocks are hot brown pjrfi* a very busy time in the plumbing ment or«o. and tbe new Courts of Justice^ and forbidding as one would expect, but . of Knights of tmTracss in whlcfiTEe Is engaged. tbe finest in the world, Mr. Murrell said, almost everywhere are covered with vice­ Pythias of the . Two nepliews of R. C. Pickworth, from costing twelve million dollars. If we saw yards from which the famous Rhenish Oblu, Law been visillug the latter’s family a very large per cent of tbe sights of the wines come. The cheerful green of the World (or 4 tew Jays. city. Little Paris Is about as much of a vines makes tbe mountains not only in­ F. C, Moon has been marketing peaches misnomer as it would be io call a mill spiring and grand, but delicately beauti­ ‘■’"Td Battle Creek during last week. ful as well, as one follows up the dope pond "Little Loch Katrine.” L M. Dewey has been circulating r We didn’t have any time to wait to see with hte eyq,to some Jutting crag where local eption petition iu • this part of tbe it there was a sound of revelry by night, a gray ruin a peaks out ot the past. I1 RECEIVED THE FURTHER HONOR OF BEING ELECTED BY AC­ and beaded our iron steeds toward the wish I could tell some of those tales which Crandall, of Bedford, formerly of battle field of. Waterloo, twelve miles cluster about these ancient stone walls, CLAMATION our iiRvi:, is very sick 'with fever. but It would reqtiire too much space. Col­ away. The atmosphere as we approached Wm.'CollinH. ot Baufield, has moved In­ the scene of the great combat, seemed to lected they tuake a good sized book. to Rosi township, Kalamazoo. Co. Yesterday morning we came through produce n war-like feeling In the heart of Mr. Cox, for he made a brave but unsuc­ Bingen, so well known through Mrs. Castleton. cessful onslaught upon a stump In the Norton < beautiful poem. It was market Cleveland Entertains the Knights D. W. Smith Is able to ride out again. day and we wondered If the wrinkled old Royally and Hastings Receives Mrs. John Delong is quite ill at this road.- The charge would have done credit women with the great baskets of carrots, to the Old Guard Itself, but It^was against writinr. a cucumbers,. ete, etc., ou a superior foe. and as a result we entered™cum*re. on their heads, heads could be its Full Share of Attention Ed Kinne has his new evaporator nearly the vlllaae of Waterloo as Infantry in- >be faithful love or the soldier ot th^ the village of Waterloo as infantry in­ completed. ' . \ legion who Ip- dying lq Algiers. LjjrntoMr. an I Mrs. A. G. Murray stead of cavalry. Near Bingen we met a cheerful speci­ While we wailed for repairs for our men 6f the Dutch-American. When be Mi-.- Nina Downing commenced her wheels and our appetites, 1 heard Mur­ found out whd we were he seemed tlck- Arrangrinet:l« Being Perfected to Proper­ rell ’ s voice outside saying, “ Well, hello S'-boH In-llic Felgbner District Monday. cled almost to death and tried to persuade ly Receive Supreme Chancellor ColE ! Kinne iitkf wife were at Hastings bey s.” and was surprised aud -delighted us to scop iu Bingen with him and have grorc Vpon U Im Rettiriu. >.!! !.iy the zuf-ats of Mr. Kiune’s mother. when 1 got to the door to see Mr. Morlatt some fun. He had been hi Ann' Arbor and Mr. Williams, both U. of M. boys, of Den Sii.it!i. pf Hastings, is the guest of and It seemed to do Idyi.good to see some hh zrantl[ iitrtit.- Mr. aud-Mrs. D. W. the '96 law class. Their society added one else who had. Be warmed up to us JJBjS ' KARE honormuch to our enjoyment for the next few Smith. • . at once. >Cw has fallen to Cha,, italis who has been a great suf- days. We arranged tor rooms, and after •■Say.” he sjiffi; ■How you lilies did supper walked abou^til! dark and then Xn Hastings. WlthA ft-rer Irons dropsy for some time past was our two friends went to their hotel and.we. gountry?” ■ burit-f! . "Oh, first rate.” In her limits i* the Funk Feighuer’s boy is quite sick with to ours.’ A somewhat unpleasant surpriS*'••I don’t. It Is yu*t treat, treat, treat awaited us. In the shape of a raise1 in ,nau w’10’ f°r apjt-u !•• • An operation was permy relatives all der------time uud dey uext two foiiu.'■! un liiiu .Monday by Dr*. Young lodging, of a hundred and fifty per cent. don’t never pay back a bingle----- treat The latter rate was not exorbitant, and Have you been in Pari* yet?” , will stand at the considering tbe proximity of the battle “Yes, three or four days.” head of the Order Itiitlaud. ' field, this last grand charge at dusk was ' “Veil, didn’t you hat a h—1 ofja goot L c l.mkard i« <>a the sick list. - not surprising, but It roused the ancient time there?’’ (This wits addressed; to my of Knights of Pythias of th? world, au 1 Fatuu-rs areibusy cutting corn and i>re- Adam in me aud I took my wheel and reverend friend who returned a sothewhat Order comprising ovei 50G.000 able bodied • pitting fur settling. . •- . went out into the street, hoping* a little non-committal answer.) men. Such au honor rarely falls to a city Mo- Leopard and wife are the, guests I’ll admit, that when they saw us go they -Veil. I’m oud for tuu you pet your----- of the size of Hastings, and the fact tluxt it would come down. But they .must have lift. Say,” addressing me. “Vdt you of W. S.aif.jrd’f people. -has fallen here is but another evidence of EbG-r Capper gave a very interesting known the situation fof they slammed the studying hi Auu Arbor?" the attainments of the one who has been door after us. and after’ walking oyer a disotir-e Sunday evening. “I’m taking tbe literarf courses”} E. BriiAii'hai moved onto the Blinston mile and nearly tearing tbe membrane all honored—the Hou. P. T. Colgrove. -EL? Do you study medicine?” off the »isid<u>f our notes with French furni, haying rented the-same. "No, 1 rather expect to study-law Those who saw Mr. Colgrove starting ’ Departed nils life Aug. 30th at bis home words, we found that there wasn't a soli­ “Aw, you yust let’ law go to der devH. out In life as a youug man hare 16 year* tn Rm land.Elinor Seeber. Elmer will be tary place to keep us in town except the You be a specialist. Dey are de feller* ago. recognized Ht ouce hl* mental quali­ xretniy tms'pj by fils young associates. one we had just left. It was a painful vots making der money. 1 just :pa* d one ties, his gift* as an orator, and prophesied The i>-: aved family have the sympathy situation. 1 am not an andent lover of a hundred and tiny dollars uud‘ bej ’-* didn't for him a high position In the world. erdw no matter in what style it is served heliup me a----- bit.” From a struggling young lawyer he passed \ up. but when Murrell offered to do the Then he gave us a description |of his In rapid strides from one position of honor, Hind* Corner*. talking. 1 agreed to go’ back and swallow Ralph S'-idnivre is riding out in a new my share. Crow Is bad but rheumatism is ailment, and after a very pressing Invita­ to fill higher and higher places of trust tion to stop with him and have some fun, and if! none of them ha« lie ever been carriage. ■ ! • worse. We got our beds and crawled into he pressed our hands warmly and we sep- found wanting. As a young man of 23 Himls entertained a cousin them feeling that there really were times erated. He was somewhat untraremeled years he was honored with the office of fioui <•.; i, |i«i parti vi of mil last ncrn. week. ■ when valor’s best part was discretion. In his style of conversation, but cordiality Prosecuting Attorney at r. time when the Mr-, [.vita Jurdau is visiting her Grand Next morning we started ahead about covi rs a- multitude of evil*. criminal Instinct* ot men seemed to have pawn.-.South-Haven. eight o'clock. Uut three punctures in quick Last night we reached Mainz, or May-, been turned loose and an era of crime . Eitnrr Slocui<-and wife were In Otsego succession delayed u» till It wa* ten o'clock eooe as we *pell it. but found no Mhrrell. such as this crunty never knew, before or with the latter* brother over Sunday. before we reached, tbe battle field. Some­ . This morning Mr. Cox started back up since, was upon us. Tnoug'i opposed by -Rev. L. C. Brown, of Bedford, gave a where near the center of the field, where the ablest counsel of the state, »o ably did plenum -* -rmnn ut this •• • • - Sunday- ’ ---------- Use t|iere haB been the Rhine od the steamer, and if thl» third Mr. Colgrove handle hl* cases that lie se­ place """J. •thickest, niurmng t.. rt smalI audience on account of . 1rau.ru J tind of earth. There are consecutive day of rain doesn’t prove too cured a conviction.in every instance, and . v..^ -niO ---------------------much of r bafrler 1 am going this after­ ....... ihe number attending quarterly meeting .1 at two hundred and thlrty-aix .steps leading noon to Frankfort and try to find my com- from that day to this the docket ba* been Shultz. . to the top. and there at. the a^x stands a Dtnlon. 1 am tired alreadv of flKkiug by almost free from the crime of murder.-or Peter Ei'.munds.dled August 29th. aged great bronze lion cast worn French gun* mi wtr attempted murder. Barry county has es­ Y,,ur*trulr"8 year.% He had lived In this' place captured In the battle. 1 SttiKLEV W. Smith. tablished the two tern) rule, but bo ably are about six montbfl* H* leaves a wife and bones of French and English, friend and did the "Boy Oratnr of Hastings” perform nio»- children to mourn. Tbe bereaved foe, mingled together in a common granr the duties of hh office that he was given Bepiy. ; . family have the sympathy of all. Standing at the top of the mound, we reaa Mr. Editor kindly prrmll me to three terms as Prosecutor. from the guide book* different accobut* of rectify a misstatement which was pub­ From Prosecutlug Attorney be was the battle, and traced out IU' "J®"* lished in your paper’ of Iasiov" elpcted to the State Senate and there he Shipping hay is tbe order of tbe day. took rank as a leader and was recognized a* stage*. Here we saw where Napoleon Jack frost was a caller at the Grove stood, there where Wellington’s troop* lay. Horace Hall’s »lfnature and say that if Le one of the readiest debaters of that body. did serve a written notice on me to do my rue.-day morning. the farm bouse of Hangemont which, cou d JSd work, that he did nothing but hl. I Michigan pay* her Senator* tlie munifi­ Everybody attended the farmer* picnic tbe French have taken and be d. would dutv Naw as to the fact—he never cent sum of 83.00 per day. . To a young at Lake Odessa and report a good time. have won the battle, the kmtion of the w.ri>«l mo onto tbe rd»d only oo the Sl.l lawyer with a very large law practice, he G. W. Coats, who had a alight paralytic | being then connected with Judge Smith, ”, ot M.l. wblob on sunken road which the Trench ■ooca, isnot Improving as fast as many of men and horse* before theyfinally did what work be required of me. Seeomj under tbe firm name of Smith.& Colgrove, would be glad to see. crossed IL We imsgined Napotoo • feel as for kicking about doing mj road work I the prospect of earning 83.00 a day and At this writing Edith and Arley Bevier, Ings when early In the day he thought the “o not bX,e lb» be koow. wtmk tbe- being under an expense of several time* •nd Mr*. *j. c. Wolfe and son, of Wood­ tbat amount, wa* not very flattering, ea- • furtit was won and sent off a messenger to wordklekl»|(.l-»Bg()|iia wra. land. are at the Grove. peclally a* he had hl* fortune to maka So Paris to say so, and bow he felt at evening r ara have given both aide* to thl* evi- he refused a renomlnntlon to tbe State when he saw the Prussian benners shoot -Yankee Springe. deL ml.undenundlbl. tbe «r^ mention Senate, and retired from political life. Rev. Hall will preach his farewell ser­ up over tbe horizon. Md then the detaK. of which crept inm Pythlanlsin baa been a part of the life of " oo't' we the deepelr, Uld U» bitter end. WlllUmj mon at this piaCe next Sunday. Mr. Colgrove since he joined the order In expreued our reelin*, when he Both apple dryers here have commenced “ 1882. The next year, 1888. be served as never can think ot It tbowb. business. ■ Prelate of Barry Lodge.^ andjn 1884 and h.v“”..ne^lM reeUm ttat I £-E,dMg* of Webster, N. Y., ar1885 he served as Vice Cbaocd or and [r^S^^^benrUbd Chancellor Commander respectfully. In ved here last week to attend to the Inter- poleon bad baked Mm.” I «« of his evaporator. He will Increase toelink of adralroUon 1885 and 188® he wa* elected Representa­ v,v,. except when I oome to otaaldy • s business affairs here by building an“,tet th*‘ tive to the Grand Lodge and in tbe Utter year served as Grand Master at Arm* in h. LV ,her«fore employing more dlapoMtonalely the principle. ,oudbt Nepolooc «* >»« d «P ot ' lb ? *. ro uaiius than usual. • that body. In 188? he wa* selected Grand A‘ and family, of Tompkins rough! tor rreedom. end tbe onU -En.)______ __________ Chancellor for tbe Grand Domain of Mich­ Gm?r’ J.ackso1 CoR Mann and bring pew to Europe we. to »■> d“” igan and held that position for two years. . : j. Married. , tbl, ounUnblo lover ot ptmer Mid wer. am Uy, of Onondaga, Ingham Co., w^ire In 1889 he wa* elected to the Supreme \SWD-K«l**'’^()JU5f Side’* parent*. Lodge and his rise in tbat body was a* guest* of friends here the past week, Ht, plan, were portent, .nd Ml there I felt perhaps more than ever before rapid a* It was in the subordinate one. vicinity CUttlnK baB coinnienced in this ’ ffiey. of HMttog*-__________ that there I. « destiny which ID 1892 he was elected chairman of the oii;UBk.7iSp.»,u,r" WM haDd,ome,Jr rec<*' to w«.n^ ....’%FBfe^^ncWMnb»houirfrel,niDter- Committee on Law. one of tbe most re­ Tl sponsible positions in the Supreme Lodge. i. v o nt l,’e IlePul)lican County convention Sowell did be perform hU dotie* that In JLiS w’esnou of S. C. Ritchie as the JS .upport 1894 he was elected _ for Sheriff. Sam Is an all around eellor and thu* wa* placed In direct ll-e hish..^ ow’ straight-forward in do It... I. for tbe highest office witbin the gift of the f ."u^K«^rebtl°ns\and will make one and hire ■ «•"* um€' best Sheriff* Barry County has ever r*e".dn INNOCENCE AWHEEL. . iTISING MEDIUM IN j BARRY COUNTY. ... j —HASTINGS, MICH, SEPTEMBER 3. 1896. B H f THE BEST ADVER-T: Order of the K lights of Pythias, to which position tie was elected by acclamation at Cleveland, Thursday of last week. This in short h’a record of Mr. Colgrove’s success' s and be wear# the spur* because he hu* fairly won them. The new position to which he lias been elected Is not only one ot great honor but fairly lucrative as well, he receiving a 85,009 salary per year. and receiving liberal al­ lowances for rent, clerk hire. etc. Has­ tings will fittingly show its appreciation of the honor of Mr. Colgrove’s election upon his return home. Hastings came in for its full share of honor at Cleveland last week. Under the title of “Prize winners” the Cleveland Plalmka’er referred to the Hastings Divi­ sion iS fuiluitV. . The people who witnessfed the Pythian parade of Tuesday saw in the Michigan brigade the celebrated Hastings Divisfon/ No. 19, whlc » has a record of five prize drills, won In competive drills. There are about thirty of the memlters of the division in the camp, and as they do not intend to participate in the competetive drill today, they have been enjoying them* selves by entertaining all their callers In true Michigan style, which consists of placing visitors on camp stools and testing their capacity for refreshments brought from the wilds. , OF INLAND MICHIGAN. Incidentally, the members of he divis­ ion have done considerable .work in the Interest, of their' brother Sir Knight, Su­ preme Vice Chancellor Philip T. Colgrove. Mr. Colgrove lias-been a member of this division for a number ot years, and has been one of the number to drill for the prizes at Cincinnati and Milwaukee, Grand Rapid* and Kalainazx). When the divis­ ion went to Washington two years ago Mr. Colgrove was unable to be with them on account of'his connection with the Su­ preme lodge. One Qf the member* of the division. Sylvester Greusel. is a past chancellor of Barry lodge. No. 13, of Hastings, a mem­ ber of the grand lodge of Michigan, and on March 15. 1894. Major General Carnahan granted him a service medal. The members of Hastings Division said yesterday ’that the encampment at Cleve­ land was Hie most successful in ev^ry re/spect they ever attended, and they have been T.O ALL OF THEM. t Mr. Greusei said: "The people of Cleve­ land are the OUMt hospitable we ever saw. It seems that they can’t do enough to make visitors feel at home by the people' of Cleveland, whetlier they are Knights of Pythias or not. Never before have we' been so royally treated as we have been here,*’. The members of the division wer,e guests of their fellow townsman C. S. Brown at the Weddell House last evening, and at nc£ today they will “eat soup” with Su­ preme Vice Chancellor Colgrove at the Hollenden. They will leave for tbelr home thl* evening to make arrangements for tendering ‘a reception to Mr. Colgrove on his return home, In the event be Is elected Kupieme chancellor. Mr. Col­ grove, although an officer of the Supreme Lodge of the World, spends the greater portion of his time with the “boya” In their tents. -Captain A. D. Niskern,the commander of tbe division, who wa* with tbe organiza­ tion during all it* contests, is a first lieu­ tenant iu I lie United .State* army, and at present Is steHoned at Leavenworth. Ka*. He Is said to be one of the best drill mas­ ter* in the entire country, and tbe fact that be aided In making a division from such a'small town as Hastings famous, strengthens the statement made regard­ ing bis ability. ' From the Cleveland Plaindealer: Cop­ ies of the following ode. “Iowa’s Tribute to Brothers Richie and Colgrove.” were presented to those two officers of the Su­ preme Lodge of Knight* of Pythias yreterday after a quartette of Iowan* bad serenaded the two gentlemen: - You lift ap the lid ▲ nd out Jump# the kid With a wrBteu gwantay. ▲nd bis uun« is ran ip r. Cleveland Leader: The Hastings Di­ vision gave a dinner at' the Hollenden ye*terday noon in honor of the new supreuw chancellor, Colgrove. Tables were set Car twenty-six and Supreme Chancellor, W B. Richie. Brigadier General. James R Carnahan and Supreme Repreaentative*D. C. Page, W. H. Loomis and George F Reynolds, of Michigan, were amoog th. guest*. Mr. Colgrove introduced Mr. Richie, who congratulated the division on Mr. Uolgrovfc’s election. Gen. Carnahan complimented the division upon the lau rels won and hoped to see the member* at the next national •’DcaaipmenL The di­ vision left for home last night on the De­ troit boat. Hasting* division, Na ID. U. fL K. P.. of Michigan, was Instituted June 13, 1885. by Inspecto- General H. F. Hasting*, of the Michigan brigade. The division par­ ticipated In the first meeting of the Michi­ gan brigade held at Lansing. Oct. 12, 1885. and were awarded a silver water service for largest percentage of members in Hoe. It was awarded first prize and state cham­ pionship at the second ^meeting of the Michigan brigade, held at Grand Rapid*'. Oct, 10, 1886. The officers were: Cap­ tain. E. Y. Bogie; lieutenants. F. G. Goodyear and W. H. Powers. The di­ vision was awarded first prize at the third meeting of the Michigan Brigade at Kala­ mazoo, June 16. 1887. OapL F. G. Good­ year aud Lieut*. W. H. Powers and L. L. Holloway were the officer*. Il won first prize aud national championship at tbe supreme lodb-e meeting at Ciueiunati. June 15. 1888. Captain. A. D. Niskern; lieu­ tenants. W. H. Powers and D. W. Bey­ . old*. ' ’ The division gave an exhibition drill at the fourth meeting of the Michigan bri­ gade. Albion. Jstie 15. IS89. and was pre­ sented with a sih'es water set by Apollo division of Albion. . It was awarded first prize at the national encampment and su­ preme lodge meeting at Milwaukee, July 16.1890; Capt. A. D. Nlskeni, Lieut*.. W. H. 1’owea* and D.. W. Reynolds. It was awarded first prize and world’* cham­ pionship at- national encampment and su­ preme lodge meeting at Washington. Septa, 1894; Capt A. IX Niskern; Lieut*. W. H. Power*. D. W. Reynolds. Hastings division was on (be right of line in ’ the. Michigan brigade Tuesday, commanded by Capr. G. R. Miller. It has been the special escort of Supreme Viet Chancellor Colgrove during the* encamp­ ment. Supreme Chancelior-elect Colgrove is a member of Hasting division aud par­ ticipated in all the prize drill* of the dlvision, except at Washington. From Clevelitnd Leader. Wot Is dis I*yt’ias all about? Say. now sure, don’t you know? •I t’ought you kids would work tt out. I’m blest It you ain't alow. . Wetl. deo 1’11 let you hare It straight. But felly*, don’t you grinDis story tellln’ ain’t my gait. Onet on a time la Syracuse / Two t'ous&od yean aao. A aort o’ guy was swingin' toose. An' schemin’ mlsfitv tow, . DJnissus was de tj rink’s name. He was de toughest brml An* always erttin'upsome game To getafellor treed. A tyrink? He’# a Sind o' tuff In office in <lat a«e— Hr run de cop*, and had de stuff— You’ve seen ’em on de stage. It d># blntssu* only said. •*Dat drummer’s out o' tune.r Dry'd like a# not slice off bis bead "Dat very arternoen. In Syracuse two lovft* Iren's Wa# boardin' at de time— To one o' dem Dlnlwui sends, Accusin’ him of crime; • Twa* Damon. »ee. dax got de hooks, Dough healu.t aegred a bit Right at de con be hrarely looks, An’ said, ’i'm guilty—nit!” 'Courne. Damon knew he'd get'de chop, But fust he’d Uke io go An’ tnventoryjnp hta «uop— He told Dlnl«#u« so. ' , De Brink- sat there tonkin’ black. •Till Pyt’las-shaved bis face; • I’ll stay.-” said Pjt. ■Till he cornea back. Ju#’ count me In til# place.” De tyrink #mi!ed-an' -#ald all right. An Damon look de train. , . While PyWas they locked dp tight And fastened wld a chain. But. lordy. bavin’ dune no crime. Quite patient there be stop*. An’ Jis’ to pass away de time. Hays checkers wld de cops. Now Damon went to see bi# folk#. An* they all felt »o tough. They carrles-on. an’ sniff*. an'.choKes, Au'cut* up awful rough; ’An when he #aid be must go back. They screamsand hollers nee. Th’ day wuz come, th’ bell old-ving, Th’ bleacher* filled the stand. An. PyfUs looked all around— No Da । on wa* ar hand. • Play ball:” the tyrink shouted loud, The chopper took his alm. _. When say!-a voice come.frnm th’ crowd .Ins' l«t rnt. ill th* ’Twa* Damon p-booptn from afar, Twaa Damon yelon "stay! You see he’d. mHwd the trolly car A imagin’ madly there. ' He ears, an’ all ins soul unbends. • You’re bote as free as air.” So dat’a de way I recolleek* Th' K. P. name win woo— It's built on friendship from de texOf what tbsoe Grecians done j An’ felly*, don’t you dare tert Jut bow those obaps did show That friendublp was a lovin’ debt. 'ZRW'p^. �Hastings Banner. often used with the debtor classes by I on coinage, weights and measures of Tb. Chlc^o !>,. Crod.’j” daring th. first p^t of U» ClewUhfi the free silver advocates. What if the I the house during five different aesmt. leitrn of |Dqoi_ p rice3 of what you buy do advance, a* sions. and the debates ou the measure admlnUtration m Ue »broR»uoe ot th, well as the prices of what you sell? j in the senate filled 86 columns in the rr-eipraaty tnuttiM that had been w Belgium, Italy, Hwitaerteod. Greece, BMTKKEO AS SKCOFO CLASS MATTKK AT You are still a gainer in the debt pay- CongresKiional Globe, and those in the pottatad by Mr. Blaine. owu-al .UK,, taela.!,. o( The Deme rar Hastings, micu.. posto Fries, . . .__ _ ___ ing power of the surplus. You take ’ house 76 columns. Surely there is AVOVST 14, 1879. 100 bushels of, wheat to market now ( nothing surreptitious nor “stealthy” ADDITIONAL and get $30 for it; you pay $10 for a about this. glee whenever one of his carefully pre­ As to the so-called “demon tization" pared treaties was wiped opt- H h key, Australia. Egypt- Cuba. Haiti, «ting. The Featherbonr. CcZL TT suit of clothes and have 840 left to Ap­ ply on your • mortgage. With free sil­ of’silver, neither that nor any other true those treaties were making such Bulgaria and the United States. And P«ny ot Kalamazoo, Mich. wtl. ver coinage you would get 8100 for act of congress ever took away fropx a markets as we never h»d before for our here arc the eight countrie* using thr ■ -Anmn-rin, your your hundred bushels of wheat Even single standard silver dollar any legal farm products and manufacture*, but silver Stan died: Mexico. Ruaata. Cen­ our rtattonn wouia lw. COOLING OFF. 2k5cfclrHii MlterStcs Throw Away Their if you did have to pay double price for tender quality mice given to it. The that made no difference; they wcr* tral American *t*tea. South American or revenue to j^}. lt, the wit of clothes, you would still have silver dollars coined before that dine Blaine’s work and they must go, and states. Japan, India, China and btrait* Bryan Hatton*. •Iro Im..,, to l were then, and have been ever sincie, a go they did. with sort-y reaulta as re­ settlem-nta * . turn, lor th. |.rou.i;.7?Si?“",taA Grand Rapid? (Mich.) special of re­ $80 reft to paj- on the mortgage. There would be two hitches iu this legal-tender for their face value. The gards trade. Now which represent* the bert civil­ to oSMt th, 4!trmn. cent date says: This eity and county • •«»« h. The American Protective Tariff ization, thr 24 gold standard or the twrrf. rMv, to th,, hare the distinction of being the birth- plan of operations. In the first place law simply discontinued the coinage of et«« oonnirlra. Wh.n thi, ptace.nnd the hotbed of grccnbacktem, the prices of farm prodnets would not the silver dollar, and its us$ as a stand­ higue recently compiled from official eight aQtyjr standard countries? ard. The reason given by the director figures a statement of the -exporta and be at all likely to increase as rapidly With reference to wage* in two of Join a. to tttok. ur t, fiafjsxn, silverisn. and all the other vagaries of repudiation, and it is here as those manufactures, a large part of of the mint, H. IL Linderman, in peC- imports of various. classes of articles the silver countries- the' H<m. S. E. UW» which >n> tound which are imported. Imported goods ' ommending tbe bill, was that “haring for a series of years, and aelectkrna Gracey. formerly consul to Foo Chew, • tbe financial fight, in Michigan will bo •the hottest. Grand Rapids had 4,000 would have, to be, paid for on a gold a higher value as bullion than itshbm- from these figures make very interest­ China, gives the following account of of tbe Inter Ocean. Th-> J people in 1860, 8,0Q0.in 7870, and has bnshi, and the increase in price would . inal value, tbe silver dollar long ingo ing reading just now. The fiscal year the conditions existing in China and The very pintform ’ ceased to be a coin of circulation, hnd ending June 30, 1893, was the first full Mexico: . « . doubled cverj- ten years since, and with be immediate. •. •When 1 went to China in 1890 the Hobart. ■ otinU mi . The doubling !ia.-» come a singular.repu­ which declares for. the free coinage of , being of no practical use whatever; it* year of the McKinley tariff. That end­ JXX™' tation .for lx.-ing the home oi issues and silver, declares also against a prutec- ’ issue should be discontinued.” |The ing June 30, 1894, was the last full Mexican silver dollar wa* lhe common cry m- Tl,r tive tariff, and in the alwcnce of the comptroller of the currency gave a tim ­ year under some parts of that tariff, currency in use by the native* in. their wnnpony ot Titre, eccentricities In politics. It was from home market which the latter should ।,jlar * , view, ?hen. wl referring to the fact Grand Rapids that Coin Harvey received and the year ending June 30, 1895, was <!calingswlth foreigners and were worth “P7’ketlrn nrH aid in furnishing, farm products would that the silver dollar disappeared from the first "full year of the Wilson-Gor­ 93 ecn te in gold. After I be change of the cent dollar, are » L»t „' his first large order for his book. h»«.- Jenldna. Kr. .-, * Co.7^2? not keep pace with manufactured , circulation long before 1873. he mid: value of the rupee in India the value The laboring men and farmers were man tariff. “The coinage act of 1873 simply regis­ We take first barley, in which I ot the Mexican dollar rapidly declined, -T “Wtwnt,. long ago inoculated with the free sil­ goods in the enhancement of price. But the worst hitch in the program tered in the forming of a statute, what Michigan farmers are especially inter­ } and in less than a year the Mexican beettw hr roprrwc- hoto-t priodata ver virus, but there ure abundant jndtcalinns .that the work was begun too proposed would lie just here. The re- .had been really been the un'jrrif.tcn ested on aoconnt of their close proxim­ dollar was only 63 centa, and in 93 it and a wlac polSry. 1or vnariL ’* • • I ity to the Canadian l>order. The ex­ fell to 53 centa, aud since then has Unff thrprotwtlnn."' c.C.Wnkmn soon by the" free silver agitators, and sulfeof the election will be known next 1 law lor 40 years.” z Noy-amber. The new congress will | There was no trick and no secrecy ports of barley from this country for a maintained an average of 51 cents or Chicago, says: ’ that the toilers are gradually returning not, In the ordinary course ' of events, about the passage of the law. It |was series of years were as follows: -McKinley, becalm he Js lhe 53 centa. # foreason. ' • meet until December of the year fol ­ of the principle or Frotorti<» tn a well-considered measure, and under • ‘ The price of all foreign goods ’ was The free silver men control the popoYear endlnx Ba-teta Protection hrlr < th- worktnrm,immediately affected and wa* soon dustry. eratlc organization completely, but. lowing, and it would be some months the conditions then existing, a wise fUliy a. much .. H d.-- It established by la^ H? 1............................... .94W0. T3 doubled. All native product* were I hare no sympathy with the theor>even here in Grund Rapids they are be­ after that before such legislation as measure. 1MU. which was already the’sti HUI. ing confronted with the unpleasant that proposed could be crowded through standard ,...5-H»,4U5 also advanced, but not to the same ex­ protection in a mlhor-Lwue.- Thr*im*M^ nrd in fact, and it aided in the read 1MH. tho money question by rtt» n-wmnwa tent. Native tabor, continued at the of jprospcct of a large and growing bolt of the two houses. Even if an extra ses­ IBM....................................................■ and polltletan, u u !tl fn.,u sion was held in March, it would take tion of specie payments, which’ I The imports of barley showed a drift old price. We paid our help. just the frequent tenures raitsod ’by lack Of e/.' tbe. gold ‘democrats. months to get a bill through. * ft would brought about by legislation odoi in the opposite direction. For a num­ same nomter of dollars per month in fldenee and the unlvdniU 'rain* wmu Two years ago Grand Rapids gave every one talks disaster, han’. lim„ Gov. Rich a plurality of 3.107, and the be from’one to two years after election two years later. The fact that < ber of years they were over 10.000.000 ’94 with the same silver dollars panic we Ekely to, art what bt^S . and LLOOO.tipO bushels respectively, but taiught for 53 cents ot gold, that cosinty rolled up a republican plurality Iwfore the new measure could become mously increased production of « I atn in favor-of a 'r ’-.ar tliat win . operative. Meuntinu? gold would be ' has since, depreciated the value of of 5.7S0. >o thnt under ordinary condi­ under the McKinley tariff they were for douar-. worth ar.., did in ’90 when we paid 93 cents .It.____ Ji* 41... ....Im •driven nut of circulation, and much of metal, does not discredit the judgment •doU*r*wltl>out pusdbirtty of Its value tetntions.the republicans would feci confi­ brought down ns follows: them. ■ bnpucned. . dent. The silver propaganda, how­ it sent abroad, causing a great con­ of the congressmen of all parties, who MW. “Thb natives will not work for for­ Tbe BeUaner C.,rs.t eoaqaniy. . 1X91. ever. wa« early in the field and until traction of the ^available currency. ■ were considering the subject before _____ SMtt eigners a* cheaply us they do for con­ aon. Mich, say: -Flllourmilb'aadUe. Where yer obligations become due crcdjs that increased production any effect. . lhe ■St- Louis conventiota had things all In- 1895, under the Wilson-Gurmsn tractors of their own country, and we toriea and workshop, with bminmaK] itors would insist upon-immiidiate jiay-.1 its own way. had ta pay the high wages of $1 Mexi ­ tariff, they rose again to 2,116,816 frceallntr wjn not lie thoirluot, Tki, . Now. however, history is beginning io ment, or else, if renewals were granted, bushels. In other words the McKinley can per month, or aliout 14 cents per policy muat prcrall lefore pnopn. The advocates of the free co upon additional security with the stip­ . repent itself. In 1S7S, when the green­ tariff and reciprocity, treatfen caused day, which on a gold basis was about silver charge upon the “crime ulation that payment should be in gold. ity rrlurna." Th, nnmapcr ot th, . hack craze took possession of the coun­ There are scores of millions of dollars the great depreciation in the valud of an increase of exports from 973,602 8 cents, and they found themselves in company ri-porls that until -four tear. try, things were much worse. Then bushels to 5.319..4U5 bushels, and a de­ everything. Native contractors could Zach CIiniMllvr took the field, insisted on of mortgages in Michigan alone that the white metal, and aflirm that if its crease of imports from 11.327,053 in obtain the same class of laborers for tntAc ol tlrorrr" and ’”0 ot i :dpbet a square tight far honest money, and are past due, but that are allowed to coinage Presumed, free to all the silver 1H90 to 791.061 in 1894. This was cer­ from 81.50 to 82 Mexican per month, free' trad, had Uutthi them mnlotna'l the world, depreciation will cense. hi, partners were democrats: thrt won bands down. Republicans here- run as long as the interest is paid. in A few facts are worth a volume of the­ tainly a very satisfactory condition of and for the best skilled labor, mechan­ row. four in number, are republicaas, •Abont-s arte now repeating this experi­ The same self interest that gives the the foreign trade to the American bar­ ics, citizens, etc., not more than 83, Wc beljeve. thnt like convirMprui every­ ence. 'When they began .to count noses debtor a desire to pay these in fifty ories on this subject the establishment of the mint ley grower, a condition which the Wil­ whidh nt the present value of^the Mex­ where are -in progreas.— Chicago. Inter immediately after McKinley’s no mi Bu­ i cent dollars, would lead the creditor to in From ican (dollar in gold in that country is 1793 till 1853 we had free coinagij for son tariff has exactly, reversed. Ocean. tton they wore staggered ;at the ex­ secure payment while the gold stand­ Of beans and peas under the McKin­ aboult 81.10 to 81.60 per month, or from Tent of the silver movemenL On in- ard prevailed, or else to secure future silver dollars and subsidiary coin, land ley act in 1892 the exports-were 637,972 4 centa to 6 centa per day in gold. CURRENT COMMENT. ■vcBtigation. however.’they jfound thnt payment in gold. He \yould have the from 1853 till 1873 we had free coinage “My »on spent last winter in south­ bushels, and the imports were 874,050 the people were talking silver because advantage of time, and with part due for silver dollars', the government qiakbushels. Ln *1895, under the Wilson ern Mexico, and he tells me that la­ CTIJut Mr. Bryan’s candidacy is not ‘•they had not heard the other side. The obligations no law could stop him. ing subsidiary coin on its own account tariff, the exports had dropped to 243,682 borers on the coffee plantations there wholly in vain. It will enable him to republicans and gold dcraocruts prompt­ There would be ten foreclosu^ suits During -tilts whole period of 80 years, bushels, aud the imports had increased are’usually paid about 20 cents per day make an interesting valedictory ad­ ly met the issue, until now it seems where now there is one, and no from 1793 to 1873', with the mints open in Mexican silver.. Tills would 'be dress.—Chicago TriLane. to 1,535,913'bushels. more than evident tbat the tide is turn- bidders except the mortgagees. Be­ to every one, the total coinage of silver Of bacon aud hams the exports in much better than the wages of Asiatic C^Tom Watson ’secs uo hope tn the sides this first pinching time it would dollars wav only 8,031,238, while the 4ng. ( ■ ' take years for the newly coined silver gold coinage amounted to 81,010.900,­ 1892 were 584,776.389 pounds, in 1895 laborers in their country, for in China- democratic party. When Watson , 'Competent political observers now there is no Sunday, and men work discovers “where he is at” he will find to fill the gap occasioned by the with­ 324, or about one hundred and twenty- they were 558,044.099. say that at the present rate of progress Of cattle we imported in 1892 only from new moon to new moon, and that McKinley will make a tery satis­ drawal of the 8600,000,000 in gold now six times as much in value as the silver. McKinley will carry the state by from president.— Chicago -Inter held in the country. Whatever busi­ Yet near the end of that period saver 2.168. valued at $47,466. and’in 1894 from 10 to 12 hours a day and call it a factory 20J001) to ,60,000 majority. It is freely ' Ocean. ness structure might ultimately bo­■\was at a premium of three per cen^ only 1/592. In the calendar year 1895, month. . admitted on all sides that had the elec­ “ I recently met a gentleman in Bos ­ €7 As Bryan announce* that his. pob under the Wilson tariff, the imports above gold, and had on actual value, reared upon the silver basis, and it tion been held a month ago the result would probably be a flimsy one, its as bullion, of 81.33 an ounce. Fkom bail risen to 236.888. With this in­ ton, who was here to secure four or icy will enrich everybody, he .means to might have been different* Here in five American citizens a* superintendturn .the whole country iht > n jtu o( ’ foundations would be laid in the almost 1878, when the coinage Of the silver crease of imports of cattle, there came ‘Grand Rapids and Kent county, and in’ enta for departments in a watch factory •‘plutocrats." a kind <>f people be bow fact through all of the i’ifth con­ universal bankruptcy of what are uow dollar was resumed, till 1890, there a decrease of exports from 394.607, professes to hate. Bryan hasn’t any' were coined 429.289,916 silver dollars, valued at 835,099^093 in 1892, to 289,350. he has established at Osaka, in Japan, gressional district, hard mobey litera­ the debtor classes. while the gold coined was valued.at with a value of 826.997,701 in the cal and he asserted that he could obtain persmnnl objection to bring a pluto ture U l>eiiig sent out in large quanthe best classes of native skilled la­ ernt. Plutocracy is only a bad thing Thr Act of 1S73. 8801.320,741, less than twice the coinage ender year 1 SUS. ‘ Ctie* and stump speakers are at xyork In com the exports in value fell off borers for work in his factory at 20 when it is on thr other fellow,—Minae-. Tlx* advocates of the free coinage of value of the silver.. Yet the lajtter all orcr tbe county. cents per day Mexican, labor which in apoli* Journal. metal had depreciated iu bullion vklue from 841.590.460 in the fiscal year 1893, The free silve?’agitators are no long­ silver, have, for years, been reiterating FTWhile, the fn- siheritrs are de­ to G5 cents an ounce. If with h Coin­ to >14,050.707 in the calendar year 1895. this country commands 82.50 to S3 per er haring things their own way. Ik the statements that the act of 1873, manding ‘hat 1'ncleShui.fihoniilgptotrt day gold. '— • age of only 88,000,000 in SO years silver The butter exports were 15,047.246 tbe great* furniture factories and on the stopping the coinage.of the silver dfol“What can our American working-^ of the banking bualnwK’thay arvnotat farms there is a manifest change of lar, whs surreptitiously passed: tbaU was at a premium, and if with a cpin- pounds in 1893, and 11.822,093 in 1894, all averse to his turningretnankwacd sentiment, and reports have been the members of congress, even, did not itge of 8429,000,000 in 18 years, it (had while in 1895, under the Wilson tariff, men lx: thinking about when they brought here by reliable persons of men know what they were voting for, and fallen off in bullion value 50 per cent, they fell off to 5,598,812. The-cheese crowd Fancuil hall and shout them­ engaging in thc’bm’tw^: of turrinf there must surely be some cause other exports were 82,100.321 pounds*In 1892, selves hoarse over a proposition to pay out- spurious moury. tar th.-m, the silver in a. recent meeting rfddressed by repub­ that the act was passed at the instiga­ and 73,852,134 in 1894, and only 40,800,­ them in silver dollars' worth only 53 king* to.furnish th? uhtte metal and lican speakers who tore off their Bryan tion of men Avho were interested in than the coinage for the fluctuation. his shared cents, when all the world except coun­ Saninel to hold ihr l-rc buttons and threw them in 'the street. forcing a corner on gold. They have . The cause is clearly shown by the 934 in 1895. , study of a few further figures. T® go Under free trade in eggs in 1888, tries like China, India, Japan, Mexico, thr Proceeds- I'ittslmrch >’?w In 1892 Harrison carried Kent county repeated 'these statements so often l>y the slender plurality of 855 over that many have convinced themselves back to 1853, when the disproportion 1689 and 1890, we imported over 15,000,­ etc,, which are on a silver basis, is l>e tween the production of the two maintaining a 100-cent dollar as the 000 dozen each year. With a duty of Clereland. but was over 2,000 short of of their truth. Even so well-informed Mr. Bjyan's futathi:*- r’a: proposal is . the combined democratic, populist and a man as F. A. Baker, in his recent metals was the greatest, the wprild’s five' cents a dozen levied the imports medium of payment to all wage earn­ ■that.congress can by k-v-Ei,ike(>7CH>t^ prohibition vote. From this to a plu­ ratification speech at the Auditorium product of gold teas 7,520,000 ounces Jell off to 1,791,430 dozen in 1894. and ers?” worth of a certain potrnrdity worth -- ----------------Wilson tariff they .rose again rality of nearly 5,000 in 1894 wo* a long in Detroit, declared that it was a | and that of silrorwi,31,300,OOOounir., under the end maintain that | t ire indefinite­ I or only «.16 times u much as gold. toi.Toi.4H doxen In ISOS. A short time ago Mr. Bryan. Demo­ ly Id tlrfinpce. of fill the jaws of nature jump, but it illustrated the uncertainty । ‘ ‘stealthy" act They also speak ak of the The same year the product of gold in .... <>f the country. In 1894, ^ith a total potato crop of pop candidate for president, was speak­ ■nd-commcrcc-. Tjic glurdity is the law as having ‘‘demonetized” silver. ” J the United States was 3,144,000 ounces, I l,^,u„ww<, „„ v* I veu I An inquiry as tq the exact facts bushels, we exported S08,-. in Ackley. Iowa, when one of the lect­ Is in in the the and thafof silver only 40,000 onnyes. 170,787,338 ;ll’bushrl«. whlhTin’ ls'"‘wtth a pro- urers asked the question: “Mr. Bryan, more picturesque in view of his candor-’ v CT-Four years ago the paramount isI uunnris, wnue in iaya WlUl a pro­ ease Is pertinent at this time. He says the mine <Avnot-: are entitled stfe with Bryan was the tariff, and he In other words wo produced alrdost duct of 297,237,370 bushels, we exported will the adoption of the free to get thnt price for their silver. Why There hail been no general revision ■was just as profuse then with promises elgty times as many ounces of goldj»s only 573,857 busheta coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1 I of the coinage acta since 1837, and no they are soentitivd Mr. Aryan does not iof free traxle and prosperity as he is we did of allter. Frpm this time on In 1892 we exported to the countries cause a business depression and panic, now with free silver and prosperity.— amendments adopted since 1853. In for twenty years there was a gradual • on the American continent with which ns Secretary Carlisle and other great concern himself with explaining. The 1870 the secretary of the treasury, Mr. ewntiul thing is thnt t|are is extant SL Louis Globe-Democrat. diminution in the amount of gold ^re ­ we had reciprocity treaties, 8,843,(W8 financiers predict?” Mr. Bryan an­ a professed political Ictidtrvbo ii«rta Boutwell, framed a bill intended to ■X^Tree coinage of 53 ccnt-dollars is a ■bring under one chapter all the acts duced in the world, and a steady, barrels of flour. In 1895, with the re­ swered promptly ns follow*:' “Yes. in his belief thnt congrejw can tlx the price . ‘tfood way to help speculators on the bull though not very rapid, increase ’in the ciprocity treaties abrogated, we ex­ my opinion, it would have that tend­ relating to the coinage since the mint of a commodity the volume of rboat •aide bf the silver market, but'no way was established in 1793. This was production of silver, till, in 1873 the ported only 4,563,905 barrels to the ency. Bv.t if a man is sick there is no output front tke rerth no human fore­ at all to tench the youth of the land a world’s production of the latter metal same countries. . use nutting off giving him his medicine sight can predict.’and that in free of printed and copies of it sent to experts hrbolesome regard tfor honesty in trade And so it runs through a long list of and letting him get worse. I think it the incessant wares of tlecommerral throughout thb country; and after their hnd increased to 61,100,099 ounces, and for national honor.—Chicago Her­ suggestions had been considered it was while that of gold had fallen to 4,820,- exports of which the following arc will cause a panic. But the country is world, affecting prices otail comn’Od1' ald. in a deplorable condition, and it will ties, congress can keep on-1 eomm®®’ T introduced in the senate and refap-ed •000 ounces, the proportion being 12.68. additional samples: ' fl^Vnder the present standard wc to the committee on finance April 38, In the United States gold luul fallen to take extreme measure^ to restore it to at a fixed price. • im The nteunlE.v to ■ IJnil.-UG z|ta»ve both gold and silver. Under free 1870, It did not pass the senate until 1,7'41,500 ounces, and the silver had in­ Rjre-bunhels.... ».I37 a condition of prosperity.” This delib­ Oat* •• ... l^ighteqed by the foci that the arts . 9.49Hi?8 ’ i»Wver coinage we would have silver Jan. 10, 1871, having been for some creased to 22,237,000 ounees. Seeds—value. ., fl.8SJ.288 S 2.MV.1W erately courting a panic and business fleial price demnnd<-d ami Pp<*P°’*r • gS-Sr** . Tallow — pounds. In 1893, when IhV Sherman law for W.taO.OlO rt.34.XM depression in order to cure it after­ ‘ pilorie. The question for the people to months upon the flleA^ of members in Wheal—value... double'thc true value of th? remniteiUtMi. ’iwj'a 443,836.888 . 151.385.13 ' decide 'is which- plan will be be«t. It printed form. Previous to its passage, the pnrchasd of silver was repealed, wards, Is an odd kind of financial But without continuing the details — Chletigo Time«»neff>ld— 1 • ought not take them long to give an which was by a vote of 36 to 14, it was the worlds production of gold had -vagWfy., ■ i jnnsw'er totbnt inquiry.—Peoria Herald discussed for two days. Senators Sher­ risen to “ «W.i.0ttr) ounces, while that of at tedious length it may l>e stated that Silver had increased to 166,092,1000 the aggregate export* of agricultural A prominent southern Democrat said man, Sumner, Morrill, Bayard qnd a product* in 1892. under the McKinley number of others having taken part in ounces, the proportion being 21.83 to 1. tariff and Blaine reciprocity treaties, the other day in New York: “We want In the- United States we produced the discussion. to push our products into all the mar ­ were valued at 8799,328,283; and in AND NEURALpiA CURBD BY The bill did not pass the house of that 1,739,300 ounces of gold, and 60,000,900 1895, under the Wilson tariff, thev were ket* of the world, and the only thing ounces of direr. In other words, in ­ which stands in the way of oiir-ao do­ congress, but was introduced in that only 8553,215,317. ing is the high price of our labor. branch of the next congress March 9, stead of producing 80 times as many There iapne thing more about prices. of gold aswe did of silver, m Everything that we make has come 1871, by Hon. Win. D. Kelley, of Penn­ ounces was the case in 185^, wc produced 34 Jan. 1, 1893, a bushel of barley would sylvania. Ten months later. Jan. 9, buy 14 H pounds of sugar; J»n. 1, 1896, down-in price. But while everything ' Blood toe* ns sound health. With pure, times as many ounevs ot silver us we 1872, It was favorably reported by the else has aeclined in cost, our labor still it would buy only 6* pounds. Jan. 1, did of gold. . ‘ rich, healthy blood, the stomach and dlhouse committee on, coinage, weights stick* at the old prior*, anil there doesn’t • getdlve organa will be vigorous, and there It requires uo expert in political 1892, one barrel of onions would buy stem to be any way to bring labor and measures, Mr. Kelley saying that, will be do dyspepsia. Rheumatism nnd economy' u» untleistaiMl that, under 50 pounds of sngafi Jan. 1, 1806 it ' Neuralgia will be unknown. Scrofula and in that committee, “it received us care­ these ciTrumstan.-es. a change fn the would buy only 17 pounds. At the down* extent through some sort of a ful consideration as I Ijave ever known SAU JRheum will disappear. With pure Free silver, former date one barrel of potatoes protracted revolution. a committee to bestow upon a meas­ relative value of I he. t wo metals was would buy 28 pounds of sugar, and at 1 however, s*>uld solve the question in Wc must mid to these ure.” It was discussed in the house by inevitable an hour. It wouldnM advance the tife latter 14 pound*. At the former Messrs. Kelley,- Garfield, Maynard, changes in pnxlurtion the fact that since date a bushel of wheat would buy 26 prise of any kind of labor, because all Dawes, Holman and others, hnd May 1853 all live <-onnnrrci:i.l nations of pounds of sugar, and at the tatter 13 k labor is now at inflation prices, and 27, 1872, it was passed by a vote of 110 Eftropc hare ceased ’ to coin sil­ pounds. just as high as It would be under any ' ^0 11* It went to the senate and, with ver a* standftni rnntiry. If wc open Under the encouragement given to totaditimis. But if free silver were Your nerve* will be strong, and your I amendments, panned that body Jan. 17, our mints to the free coinage of the the home grown article by the McKin­ 1873, after a discussion which took up world’s product. Lhe tide would be Irre- ley tariff, sugar was cheaper and grain dollar*. That would cut labor in two Rtatabi?. The htjpc that wc could alone 'Hood’s .Sarsaparilla make* 19 columns of^the congressional Globe. crop* brought a better price the* at once, thus fetching it down to the maintain silver at par with gold on n In, the house it was again printed, with cures pUM bees* under the policy which superseded it the senate amendment*, in some of- basis of 16 tn I would be folly, (told A return to the protective theory, te. It reaohM the .Which the lower body failed to concur. would g« ont nt circulation and we the tariff, is what the agricultural a* Conferenoe'committocs were appointed fhouhl xprrilily lN> on the single silver well as the manufacturing ctaiMea markets of the iKtahi, with silver at Its depreciated and their report was agreed upon by world.” At drussl«» 01 W value. Wc should be in poor condition want to vote for at the nt xt electipn. loth houses, ti*c bill becoming a law to trade with other nations of the ’ mail. Feb. H, 1873. earth. Sand For It will thus be seen that the bill was pabera to __ W. IL Mill C®Johnnie WyaLL n colored lad, fell ■ndcr a freight train at Circleville and had Imth legs and . the ti’A tajatica arc fatal all. Thursday, Sept. 3, MARSHALL L. COOK.Bdltor. EDITORIAL NOTES r> • 1 Rheumatism Pure Blood Hood’s AR - THRO-PHON-I-* H y»« Cure tl>« Piles mir back won't hart. Dr. Handy’s Pile Cure sore spot -InIdea '£j?3 �Hasting - Banner. Thursday, Sept. 3. 1896^ ' w R. COOK. Lor*l Editor. local news • CIKCULATIO’I • Inis week, $7 qnirea SHELDON, p«p.u..i«,t B!.xtv>iS7iAii e«P A‘ \ii-tract anil Real Estate Office. hlubUon ,aa. „i ib"*ato£j ' v^ractBloek.HMUug*. ^Tha M<ddl',ll|' crcam'rjr U matin' soo „ I.yu, on K«a Estate a”*1 Estate jfon?y ,<,stlin. General conveyancing. W“ 5 , ...retr ret Of Abstract Books Mm- pounds of butter daily.-} flvd^r«’’jt!.e i’.-wrd-. jau> furnish complete Frank Damoutl, vu ureIttd (or . v POTTER, drunk and dOrderly at MWdl'rille aud Ileen the alternat.T' or lnTln« town or h * to Philip T. Colgrove.) iu tloian biock, Hastings.) gold, to Detroit. Ulddl',111. Mnnw, him .11 ;i,4 L-onrt* of Hie state. no more. ’..sriiN, At u.mo,taf ot th' Graart bultding at Middmelllr last nrek, ta„t or g C ;<Hh ear & Co.'s store.) • .4rh»ttte State. Collections op,tan lack, end bad It not been tor jtj-ledtD. ' • a horse Harl'y Camp would wobably hare MERMAN, Homeopathic Phy' been a dead man. The locr broke lhe ami Surgeon. . borse-e tree, but ll.rlry oeaprd W|lh , . 11 igrocery store.). badly bumped head. i’.XEi:, M. D., Considerable diffleully Is being experiI’liysiclan and Surgeon, - ‘ Mich, •need In wiling tho bond, recently Toted otu- block east of depot. for bulldl-g a new sehoyl home in Olsepi. H. BARBER The district was to be bonded tor 815,000. , -icians and Surgeons. No takera can b; found nnleas the bond, A’all> •n/ ; nr county res|xiuded to with arc made payable in gold. The present or ffigiiL prompt । s'ltsllon In ra»or ot the free coinage or HT A. I.AMI’MAN. sliver Is the cause of the trouble. H . I>. D. s. i" p’.wi work done carefully am! During a thunder storm at Galesburg • .\>f.«ihewia. g»s orichlurofonn .■.: i iitn Smith’s Racket Stpre. last week a large bam belonging to W. I. fourBlake. sltQated four miles south west I.AMl’MAN, m. d. A: I..unpmaq. calls promptly from tbat village on the line between Com­ atteation given to Hutng stock and Pavilion townships, was struck .::tlg Hernia or Rupture for. lhe majority of case* can be by lightning and totally destroyed, i without a surgical opera: gether with a large amount of grain, hay tier and other produce. Ixws, 83.000 . <<1.LECTION OFFICE OF sured. . • M. SM.1TU. A Battle Creek man is carrying in his - wade in all parts of lhe.state < a speciality, biaxial pains head just back of bl& eyes six suiali shot received froth the discharge of a shotgun ■ ;';>4 roDtncts. chattel mqrtuk"» r Wofkliaud, Mich. eighteen years ago. They were never re­ ■; Loyal K. Knappen. moved on account of th\ proximity to the eyeballs. They have never ’affected tbe Arthur C. Deht-ion.' I :l KNA1T EN& DENISON. sight. He Is 49 years old and is just be­ LAWYERS. -t7 Mid.IgMi Trust Co. Bldg.. ginning to wear glasses.—D. tm>U Grand RapidB,Michigan. All of the animals and birds In the vi­ SWEEZESr, 1.W-' cinity of Kalamazoo which are in the Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich, classes trenally ranked as game destroyers in nil courts of the stale. Col­ will flnd’lt tor the good of their health to lections proinptlj attended to. . keep out of sight on September 15 and 16. aaMg—i On these dates the Kalamazoo Game and IVM. II. STEBBINS. Fish Protective Association will have their ’’ | E< SKBAt. DUIETTGR. •it-.-: r • Vi.ri'tmsu’’ Pnotograph ■ big annual hunt, after which the side scor­ MT-. : .zui’ourt slreeL All ■ ing the most points for animals killed will .-..ii-. ’ir-|:i:r tiv rendrA day or night. dine at the expense of the other side. A r H.A " Man about town In the Albion Mirror B, UMiKEU.. | says: I understand that a young lady . Aftoniey at law. W’ H-.-tluc- <‘lty Bank. Collection* cyclist of tills city is. circulating a petition ; t. .■ !*.->. anggMwral law tMMlnoaa to the county authorities asking that all cows t»e compelled to wear bells and lan­ terns after dark. Tills lady was out on stixgs ity ank tier wheel the other evening, and while Hastings, - Mich. riding peacefully along the country, sud­ denly found her wheel runnlng^up the back of n cow lying by the roadside. She SURPLUS, 920,000.00 l-4.:or;><f ::!•-• ’he laws of the Slate of was thrown into some bushes, her hosiery I Mlchtyaq. . • damaged, and her wheel was kicked into Open for business, Dec. 15, 1886. the.ditch by.the terrified bovine. QFFft’K.KS. • Win. Whipple, of Battle Cieek, care1 <5. Rub'.n|«un, I’rerideot . taker of Park Beldler, has found several . h. Tt. r M-xmt. Vice Pre*. Dan W. Reynolds, Cashier • Indian fire places in the fields about the DIRECTORS: ----lake. He plowed up six back of Devil’s n W. Rt-initjlds. tV. H Powers, Point, and when making the roadway In I).'' Rn, R. B. Messer. M !. 'A-k. Cheater Messer. Park Beldler discovered two. These fire places are made of field stones. They are Hm ’.he oily savings department in Barry laid together and paved iu a circle, which C<m^ty au! pays Interest on all time is about three feet In diameter. On top of the stones were quantities of charred wood. The Indian^ did their cooking up­ on these fire places. The method was to build n fire upon these atones and when is a . : . they became heated through they would place tiie gieeif corn upon the stdnes .and the heat would roast IL Venison and other meat was roasted in the same manner. . Judge Smith has filed a decree In chan­ cery In the case oT Lloyd J. Caldwell vs. democracy of Jefferson, Eugene Rice et al. Some two years ago Rice traded a mortgage on lands In Barry i -.‘-Sllverisiu and llepnd'atlont-t1 good for the American, county. Mo., to L. J. Caldwell, in exchange unp free. Address tor 816,000 worth of real estate located In THE CHRONICLE. Hzvdilugtou St , Chicago. III. tills city. The mortgage turned out to be worthless and suit was brourfit to rescind the bargain. Rice in the meanwhile had xml by virtue ot an order and ■ i trrujt court for IlieC-utirv o transferred the Battle Creek property to III tn- St ue of MlcliUnn’ u-l un thr Hili «fay of February, third parties who claimed to be innocent ' । c.hi-o tlit-reln [h-tiding where purchasers. Tbe decree restores the real ir- ct l>'tSiiu>int)iKiit and l^vl ' atul-Jionat B. Holes are estate to Caldwell, subject only to the lien • 1 .< tt reoy givxn th it 1 sh*l • i 'i'i-t the noril front door ot of Elma M. Gifford as mortgagee from • > .r!t?cilv of liA’-tiug-i. Harrv Rice to the amount ot»S200 with iuterest. ; *urt fatiiK thr place tor • Court tjr said Count', on The case has been In court nearly two iihvof October. 1«M. at ten years. Williams <fc Lockton being attor­ I - -»i > i i, all. or so mtivh tliqgedl ■ ’ :-.ry n> tai'* 1he.»iaount <tur io neys for complainant and fifallt’ E. Claw­ Mln Con • ।mt for principal. IUIMw and ■ nthe f'lllosdtig <Jesc>l*»ed son appearing in behalf of defendant, El­ ' ■ wir; .\i| that rerialn piece • ; ‘itiiatiund being In the city ma M. Gifford.—Battle Creek Journal. ■ । iiy of. Hirry. and State of t.u ;f the 8 >nth West coroeret ■ a Woman'* Hunlen*. > i-i Block No, Thirteen In the • "ni tn thr C-ty of HlMfigs. are lightened when she turns to the light i •' ike four feet ni a Ram medicine.1 If her existence Is maJe gloomy iiv the clnriulc weakne«s. delicated'-rangeiiient-, and painful dlMMdrrw that afflict loc ioi Mock Thirteen, tbeaee her ae«. she will find relief and emanelpatinti from her troubles. In Dr. Pierces F<iri< iv Favorite Prescription. V rt "v(*r' -it. ihrenlt Court ComruU ' •. Mu-h., . nM.ou<; ur -•runHl.-n. »►' »•> s iHcitor for C unplainani. HI' nn.l a<ren«U aH" “Mire thl, ffn.,rt'rri»rem'dr »’• « . I’ltllHAlE ORDER. rtkomrluit lonleand n-i'lur. which sraa Ml !:• ,:i >.C.t;i.iv of Harr .H.'i.v'T'd and n««l l>> »n Mwln'hl hhrtltin- PmtHtlo Court for tll". at tbe Probate nfi!<--. In rlan tor many y-ara. In "H «•»« • he ■ •it.:*, *u -alt oi»anty.o>i Wed­ nreh- '.mipi'l t." ami W'.kdtww. ' ' l' Hi>.of Aucirei In the year 'IX-J:.......... «nn„f.ho.X f .r 1: lin’-dred uid nlne.tv nix. . ..... at Onrrlrlnal-.-han" nt Hr. 10 W. Arnntrpou. Judse of ta-arlnkdown'-'l- ■" ?, .(<«• e-tUU* ot Valentine O. ................... . ainl <-'->rv Htnltwl atlmHil. It itm-the iwfiuou duivverified effdeto t*rfcrl n»«t pcninwient cure. ■ ■-h muu twt-a-t-d. nrajit.g I i-Hiiiot. «-t forth thnt the, n« in HJ-J't prtltlutt J r-r henr.l <•! s •«»*”«,n” i* '"‘iMn’t I ’kkh! : nd ret <;(T Io rhe ITrep hr|. • >•< v <• ■. . i-.i curding lu the n r- e i-«• a< <l |.ru\h!« d. < ore- ^.liut Mn-sdaytle rny H . ..... MIi "mes’Ul t .L? If ‘X­ IM! *»' < *ke Ho-t * I•r । I'ltrr'rMetl It) said 1 ntI Ml .-ouHdruce that >• w’h do ><’« MWJ’ i'l-i. l-i 4ii]xNr s> a •.•—Inn of j Hoo . IS f’iHs dltc^lio’-- ?*> <»•»*"• :<• i ivtdi-i., hi the Probata n(- • 1 Iliv-ilug*. in s;dd coui'ty. and | thr..-. ; •'rtiytlwreiH-. uhy the prayer ol j Tire 1—<••>«-l<> lire 1 rrantrd. And R lr I u»Gt- o. Utal »wtd tH-tith>it*r give nortre i 1-'Uir-Mld r-tate. of th* *-iort irtifloii nnd lhe iwmnnft • i7;.*?»•' •t’hK ,‘rrt*,A H\ C B , The Ghioaoo Chronicle DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER U tru. WWJ Cham.’-W. Amin uonu. Jud'«’ l’n>0*to dr»«kKt:-t. . THE field_of politics. I MTJNLEFS LETTER ' I Important CauTeatiou. Held m Several ! •— -----------j State*. ‘ . — -BL* : E . Minonk", Aug. 2T.—The national I I bsum of th® Campaign. eonyentlon ot thc Laap., „f Jrepubllcan ■ | quarters of an hour afterward. I The annual tri-state bsmt town members. • Clubs qpncltided its.businesa at the sesriun yesterday, and will meet at De­ troit the second Tuesday in July next. I D. D. oodmansee, of Onio, was eleHed Lw<«ides civic, military and fraternal or­ Other Topic*. president, and M. J. Dowling, of Minganizations, included 5& 1mii[ilnfl— "<« ■ ncdota, secretary. Thc resolutions lioats. * .* Canton, O., Aug. 27.—Maj. McKinley, adopted approved the St. Louis platJohn Kiddle, living four mile* sosOk one .«.l|ow'0"r-0„ sprtnit- but Jonn and tlekut, and plwlgcd hearty gave his letter of acceptance to the 1 of Mendon, committed sujclde by hav­ UrlOKa relief. w » Core !"^port <° McKinley and Hobart. The pres* yesterday. It .touches upon all of ing, in his barn. Riddle w as 75 yeam Kanarr, nenh o, u i for bi'nntal Yaalon, wa. the important planks in the republican old and blind. f'.che. «I the ,rm *n> .hakln, ah'lred, and ft" coinage of ailrerwaa national platform. He discusses first I The governor ha* appointed J- Wtor shinning aJnrew ' '*'h” d“ P«> »ot mentioned, except to be condemned. the proposition to coin silver free at the P to*’ * | Chicago, Aug. 26.—The state conven- ratio of sixteen to one, which he de­ Simmons, of Owosso, member of th* state board of education, vice David 2U all^Z.emai?,Jrigh,fu, ‘•helion, but like1 °Lthe na1ional democratic party scribes as “a -menace to our financial toTk ” d 9caae9 H «“> be permanent-1 ?/?Und mone-v ) this city yes- und industrial interests." He says he ; All the orchards of Van Bures ermtoy n । J “PPhcatlon* df DeWitt’s Witch I tert,°y nnd nominated the following think* that free coinage-would be bad I ore completely loaded with apple*, hat Hazel Salve. It never falls to cure Piles, i U^et: j for tixe laborer, would damage exist- bJr.I°n Prt“ Powder >„„„ "SB*, . W. h. Goodyear. . _^*®p governor, i Gen. John C. mack, of inK values and destroy what little con- •| as the apples are bringing but 25 cetoa ’ In the -Spring a young man’s fancy lieht- Chicago; lieutenant-governor, Chester A.- fldence remain*. !.a barrel in some places. v ‘houghts of — De Witt’s5 Lfttle of ™-P°-«>n>. Rariy Risers, tor they always cleanse the Henry E. W. Brink, Washington county: t,c* of the government for the present j The ladies of Manistique are to th* treasurer, Edward P.ldgley. Springfield; at- silver dollars, and how irresponsible it head of a movement for the t »talili*h ment of an industrial school in that ’•IM,*’ dojl-r, If er'ry w- H. Goodyear. city• . .tl^„re!2'r'°!,h' ®- °- r'*'re “HI’ s. H. Buaey, Champaign; C. E. Babcock, lnan were “Ilowed to have 53 cents (j Henry Wheeler, who escaped from tbe Cook; August Niehaus, Pedrla. (worth, of silver made into a coifi called I 'tt’ worl[ rnornSenator John M. Palmer, Gen. John a dollar. The enactment of a free coin­ ’ asylum at Pontiac, was found in a bar* Wi'geT^’ 11 “■* °' 10 •*’ C. Black, Hon. William S. Forman, lion, age law he states “would entail untold of Ortonville, where be had hanged hh»John P. Hopkins, Hon. Benjamin T. financial loss, destroy confidence, im- , aelf. *’ the ”•“<>■''1 tlnif, and Cable, ------------------------------------------------------ con-; | Many buaheU of dl«e»etf Hon. Henry------------------S. Robbins, Hon. C. pair the obligations of----------existing U“n' h lbe standard A. Ewing and Hon. It. C. Sullivan ware tracts forth" hnpovvrUh the laborer, J*11* brought Into the mrrlret al Xta. preparstkm for every cough or cold. Lt ------'• ■laige to thc ha- and producers 2; .L. --------, errote The peache. are afccted with th. ^A. chosen us delegates at of the country, a t,^LOn y ha™IeM remedy that produces in- low“ and are dangerous toHfe. ticnal convention, each to have one- 1' panic ,—of -- unparalleled severity, and looImmediate results. W. H. Gooyeab ____ -i__________ _a deadly j 3tT'ha The Rtafa State linnlbank nu'm»H owned Hv by CTiirreh Cliwrch > half vote. 'I flict upon trade and commerce wB?.y0°.ew lblDk how re*d"X the Son at Lpwell closed its doors with fleDes ' Moines, la., Aug. 27. — The blow." blood Is poisoned by constipation? Bad “sound money” democratic convention ’ The vast quantity of silver which has poaita of $30,000. blood means bad health and premature . ” Henry Conklin, a farmer, commitirf o>d age DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the .yesterday denounced the Chicago plat- . been put into use by the republican • • and - party, is stated, and it is declared that 1 suicide ‘at Portland by shootinig. H* and ticket, indorsed Cleveland famous little pills, overcome obstinate con­ *form1-J announced adherence to th'e gold stand­ that party doc* not intend to take any had lost all his property. stipation. w. H. Goodyear A rproject oc foot to establish — —4------is -------------------------—oxseat ----ard until true bimetallism can be of it out of use| but intends to keep it Albert Crane, a prominent farmer of all in circulation, maintaining it* parisanitariums in the alate to Mo-row township, Hillsdale county, was reached. Delegates were chosen to at­ Port Austin. ” ‘ ** ' ty with gold. found dead at h!s residence Wednesday tend the Indianapolis convention. But thnt party,'he says, will not sanc­ . The flouring mill of Girard i* beb Saratoga, N. Y.. Aug. 26.—The repub­ afternoon. the free silver,------policy its oppolicans met in state convention here yes- tion ----- ---------------------—of ---------rr- .,J dismantled and abandoned became Mrs. ft. DeYoung. Middleburg. In tordny aud adopted a platform that.'nenta, which, he argues, would drive Jack of support. writes. 1 hsvc n«d One Minute Cough tt,-, !w I fxSr, i r»r. the gold standard J«—,1 rrfil'l ♦ioa, r-orata-wot A a-a Infant gold naif out of of circjilntion. contract the thc ,j An infant r-liilf child of M. T. Dun»mare,<rf \wu. s,J : favors maintaining (Cure oft' for for Hir ulv cSwren. ud 1 eon,Ider II the To" k«l ? p™’"“7 ""d iud“7f ’ *?' i currency, and inflict on the country ; Upton, fell into a boiler of cold water ’ •ctlut and moat satisfactory Cough Cure 1 t““*»«Uon o( McKinley and Hobart 1 dollars whieh would be worth only 53 i and was drownedever w. H. H. G GooDYEAU antl thc Pln.tform adopted nt St. Ixiiiis. Ij cents, nnd says that such a currency I An Ogden boy, the son of Beck Wn>----- rused. -----W. oodyear chell, fell from tbe feeding board of a Frank S.BIuck, of Troy, was nominat­ could be of no benefit to labor. The government has settled the claim ed for governor. ! Maj. McKinley is for international bi- ; thrashing machine and was ground to for overtime made by the letter carriers ot ' . ,u St. Louis, Aug. 28.—The gold demo­ metallism, but until that has been se- ' pieces. Saginaw. The amounts they««et range ' cured, he says, the existing gold standcrats of the state met In this city yester ­ The Bay View sum met; assembly bear from over 3300 down. . day and nominated a ticket headed by 1 ard must be maintained unfalteringly. Petoskey, ended after a successful arare He aays further: A. L.Wooster, a prominent citizen of J. McD. Trimble for governor. sion of a month. Osseo, ich.. after sufferlngexcruclatingly Boise, Idaho, Aug. 28.—The 'repub­ ■ "No one suffers so much from cheap _■ Grand Haven, merchants bad their from pilps tor twenty years.1 was cured in lican state convention yesterday nomi­ money as the farmers and laborers. H$re, fifth annual picnic at Highland park as elsewhere,.the poor and not the rich art , ------------------«--------- --w -■ a short time by useing DeWitt’s Witch nated David H. Budtong for governor. the great sufferers from every attempt to ’ and all business places’ were clcaretL Hazel Salve, an absolute cure tor all skin The silver republicans also met, end debase cur money. It would rould fall with alarm- Ii 4 neanle were in attendance. diseases. More of this preparation is used | ing severity upon investment* already i> ————----------------------- -j----- |------------Frank Steuner, the democratic nomi­ made; upon Insurance• comnanlea companies and their.' their-' an all others combined. nee for governor, was indorsed. policy-holders; upon savings bunks and • / W. H. Goodyear . "|: Tn oom a. Wash., Tnooma, >5 o*h., Aug. 28.— —-1 The he repub- their depositors; upon buildingund loan as­ 8l.iidl.il Republlean, rais'd • l-s-Ioot Ilcon ,Ufc. conTfn‘t|on nominat'd for sociations and their members; upon- the id । ’ pole, twenty-live maidens In -white singing governor- P. C. Sullivan, national com­ saving* of thrift; tipon pensioners and their fanrilibs; and upon wage-earners and i the national anthem ijs’ McKinley’s picture mitteeman from Washington. Hot weather won't cure weak the purchasing power of their wages. . was hoisted to the breeze. After criticising thc dctnnnd for flax ‘ lungs. You may feel better be­ au bid tioase ran*. Young mothers- dread the Summer mon-1, New York, Aug. 27.—The dry goodx scrip on the part of the populist wing cause but of doors "more, but tbs on account of the great mortality a-j! firm of Hilton, Hughes & Co. (once A. of the democratic party he comes to niong children caused by bowel troubles. ! the aqbject of thc tariff and says: “We the trouble Is still there. Don’t &...Co.) ..... made an. assignment Perfect safety may be assured those who i T. ~ .Stewart , “ Irerp no h,nd UdWItf. Colic .nd Cholera -jwt'nl»y " °'. °'i" * ’I ■ cannot restore confidence either to the stop taking your cure, and administer It promptly. For mw-ta, S3,363,000. It la Bald Ueasiigy or to the people without a 1 crtuXp.. hllloua colic, dpaenlerj and diar-' '!» cs-igoment la due to thc atrlngency ! change in the present tariff legislation.” j rbrna,. it affords instant relief. 1 of the moneg market und contraction of . He contrasts the present conditk-n of I I the country with what it was in 1892 W. H. Goodyear 1 trade. and declares that the. change Is not Mrs. Chas. IL Westran, of Jackson, has due to the gold standard. "Good money art, Struntou, Pa., Aug. 11.—The six-story ’ Dever made times hard,” he says, a nd de­ been chosen superintendent of lhe ” needle work department at the Irl-state I Coal Exchange office nnd store buildclare* that “it is not more money we fair in Toledo, September 21-97. I ing caught fire Sunday nnd before the want; what we want is to put thc money because the weather happens i flames could be extinguished the build- we already have at work.” I ing nnd content* were damaged to the The change, he thinks,’ wqs due to be warm.. If you have a HABITS j extent of $150,000. Insurance', $100,009. to ’ bad tariff legislation, and he weak throat, a slight hacking Cause unknown. says the only measure passed by thc cough, or some trouble with Fifty-third congress which affected tbe Washington, Aug. 27.—The civil serv­ treasury and the employment of the the bronchial tubes, summer is A man likes some hot drink for break­ ice commission yesterday issued an or­ people was thc tariff law. Wherein, in the best time to get rid of ft. fast, and coffee suits his taste about as der to federal office holders warning all his opinion, it affected them fnjuriouvwell as anything. It seems hard that so employes against seeking or making ly is spoken of,, and he declares that If you are losing flesh there is many should be denied coffee because It contributions for campaign purposes. the first duty of the republican party all the more need of attention. upsets thUr liver and disagrees with them when in power will be to enact n Jaw Weakness about the chest and in one way or another. SUH this condi­ ________________________________ Which will yqise the revenue needed, Kansas City, Mo.,f.Aug. 29.—While tion does exist, and whep a man finds It temporarily insane Mrs." C. W. Green ] nnd which will be so adjusted ns to give thinness should never go to­ hurts him. he is generally sensible enough gether. One greatly increases . . ...children, I the preference-to hoiie manufacturers sleeping to leave It out of his bill of fare, for It Is murdered her three quite a bit pleasanter tq feel well nil day aged 13, 9 and 0 years, and then took hei nnd adequate protection to home labor. the danger of the other. Heal Thc Jaw, he says, will also provide fon-» than to enjoy a drug two or three minutes ownJifc. carrying out the reciprocity policy. In the throat, cure the cough, and and pay for it lu aches and alls or sick­ strengthen the whole system Lightning nurst the ear drum ot W. conclusion he says: ness. A new breakfast drink has come Into J. S. Neland at Buttle Creek, and he is “After the-lapse of a century since ft* Keep • taking Scott’s utterance. Jet us.,at length, and forever now. use. difficult to tell from coffee, but made unable to speak aloud or hear. after, heed the admonition of Washington: Emulsion all summer. entirely of grains and which never pro­ 'There, should be no north, no soutlr, no duce any disagreeable results. It has the A Valuable Prescription east, no west—but a common country.' clean, pungent flavor so much enjaye<l In It shall be my constant alm to Improve Wanted: Salesmen to sell complete line ot coffee, but while coffee hurts the system j Editor Morrison of Worthington. Ind. every opportunity to advance the cause lubricating grea*e«. varnishes, speetattta*. ••Sun ” writes: ••You hav » a valuable pre ­ of good government by promoting that etc. Good oil*. Poatuw Cereal goes to work In downright opportunltv for tbe right partyscription In Electric Hitters, and'l can spirit of forbearance und Justice whl<*h GarIaud KeQnhig Co.. Cleveland. O. aw good earnest to ’ make red blood." so essential to our prosperity and happi­ it is composed only of the grains In­ cheerfully recommend It for. Sick Head­ la ness by joining most heartily in all proper tended by nature for man’s subsistence. ache and Constipation, and as a general efforts to restore the relations of brother­ These are skillfully blended and prepared system tonic it has no equal.” M1-"- Ann ly respect and affection which In our early in such a way as to produce a hot drink Stehle. 2035 Cottage Grove Ave.. Ciilcago. history characterised all the people of th« the lae-slmlle of rich Mocha or Java cof­ was all run down, could nnt ra.t nor digest state*. I would be glad to contribute to­ binding in indivisible union the'dif­ fee but fattening and healthful. Stomach, food, had a backache which never left her wards ferent divisions of the country, which. In­ liver and bowel troubles dlsanpear when and felt tired and weary, but six bottle* of deed. now 'have every Inducement -of sym­ coffee and tea are left off and the food Electric Bitters restored her health and pathy and Interest’ to weld them together renewed her strength. Price 50 cents *~ more strongly than ever. I would rejoice drink. Posture, taken In their piner. This toothsome drink goes about three and St.00. ’ Get a bottle at Modern Drug to see demonstrated to the world that the north and the south and the east and lime* as far as coffee, and produce- health Store. the west are not separ&ted becauif of and comfort where trouble formerly exist­ sectional or party, differences. The war ed. It Is made by the Posture Cereal t»-James I- Francis, Alderman, Chicago. .,1s long-since over; 'we are not enemies. Lire., of Battle Creek, Mich. When a *ay>: "I regard Dr. Kina’* New Discov but friends.’ and as friend* we will faith­ man or woman “feels mean" day after day cry «■« an ideal Fanarea for Coughs. Colds fully and cordially cooperate, under the or every few days. .It ean quite safely br ami Lung Complaints, having used ft In approving smile of Him who has thus far signally sustained and guided us to pre­ charged to Incorrect habits, and coffee and my family for the last five years, to the so serve inviolate our country's name and tea drinking are tbe real cause of mere exclusion of physicians prescriptions or honor. It* peace grid good order; and Its bodily disorders than any one know- a other preparations.” continued ascendancy among the greatest habit b hard to gel over, but wlirn, a drRev. John Burgos, Keokuk, lowaff governments on earth." llelous tasting article is offered which pro write*: “I have been a minister of lhe STRUCK BYaTrAIN. dune* health Instead of tearing h d’.sr Methodist Episcopal church tor 55 years or the change I* easy to make. Pr-npiur • mure, ami have never found anything so Kn Ohio Wool Grower and III* Daughter groerrs say it exactly meeis a wan. and IwnefidMl. or that gave me such speedy Killed nt Delphos. ' persons who have been kept fro., c-.fee relief *•» Dr. King’* New Discovery.” 'Try r~ Toledo, O., Aug. 2h.—A'special front account of their health* are now lun b>< llds ideal Cough Remedy now. Trial Delphos, O., says: Irvine Clement, a all the enjoyment of coffee drinking uud Bottle* free at Modern Drug Store. leading wool grower of Van Wert coun­ getting fat over Itty, and his daughter Mary, aged 18, $1OO llnward $100. -nmn-ail.reoilH.rtf-r will W rtrayl re were struck and killed "by'nn east-bound lawn lire, ilwre I; at lean ro'^mdrel «lma> Glover Leaf train here Thursday morn­ Mrs. Winslow s Soothing tbrup h»« .»**"«*J that science baa been able to cur* In all Its 'm.Jrs and that is Catarrh. Hall a < alarrti ing. Mr. Clement apparently saw tbe «’ure is tor ouly iwslilve cure Known to Win train coming, but drove hi* buggy h-ethlng »• P<‘rt t .|_VJ -11 pidii; m-d-ral traterriliv. Catarrh Tft/a SpreadId 1996 il.tusl aKra«e, rr»j'ilre« » cunstltuUonal Irras- jocross the tracks just a* the train iiieiit. Jlall’yCat lrrli Cure I* taken internally, reached thc crossing.t Twenty-Ore cent* * point •»■ • a' t'.ug directly m«»H the blwxl and tnoemjs suefwS rt thr.OMein tbe.eby de»trwfnc the ■ Bicycling in the Orient. ( unmill* ■ Of the di« arejuid glvlog the patient Aiade on honor San Francisco, Aug.-. 31.—By steamer H«rrn«th by building m> the cuiAtiiution niMlasGuaranteed a good tidtekeopoK -iding nature (-> <b> i’s work, - lhe pronrlet'wa from the orient it I* learned that the bi­ have much ta«'hIn ft*curative powrrr. that cycle craze has struck C^tiua and Japan, Mention thia paper and we will send to* i "J, c4Ter Dae Haudred Dollars lor auy rare When *M tlek. we K»™ v®—Ci c. 11 fai I* to cure. Bend tor list of test Ini un- and as usual the American nheelic are 5 sample copies of the uls- Address F. J- OwetH-y * Co.. Toledo. O. enjoying the business almost cxclnriveBtTROfT JDURSAL, r^WOKLY, rt.)M by dfUXgtstr..7&e.________ _ ,When >b> Mta. *• •*« “ O““r‘‘U ly. The Chinese ride more than the rontaiatog full tealruclious l«w to getilLa English Spavin Liniment removes all Japanese because the new whceE are wateb. Adt quick. ' Hard, Soft or Cgtlou-ed Lumps and Blem­ too hirge of frame io suit The little A<ttr«j», D£IRorr jOV?MAL CfiL, ishes from borers. Blood Spavins, Carbs. brown men. Some big shipments of Sullnis; Sweeney, Ring-Bone, Stifles, amall-fronic wheels are eagerly awaited CktabMWs KwdM nhtt.ma.1 lira**. Sprains, all Swollen Throats. Cough*, otc. S ivr 8.19 by use of one bottle, n arranted By the Japanese. Historic Building Burned. ihe most wonderful Blemish Cure ever Gettysburg. Pa.. Aug. 23.—The little M.mwn. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Drug­ house used as headquarters by Gen. gist, Hastings, Mleft. ■u s?± Robert E. Lee during the battle of Th n or gray hair and bald hernia so Gettysburg was totally destroyed by di.pitasing to many people «> mark* of fire Wednesday night. It is the first of n<r, may be averted for a long time by tbe prominent .battle relics to be de­ u,ln« Hall’s Halr Reoewer. stroyed. r. Weak Lungs Scott’s Emulsion Absolutely Free! WATCH FREE! FREE! YANKEEWATCH Children Cry for Pitcher’* Castoria. Children Cry for pitcher’* Castoria., Children Cry for Pitcher’* Ca*torla. 1NYR0YAL Pills �Hastings Banner Thursday, Sept. 3. 1896. $1000. FOR $750, ur.der.uxxl that Uwr. wa. to be a Joint EDfTORIAL NOTES Dr. Powers, ot Assyria. Does Not Want to Agree.to buy <000 “Mexi. can Sliver Dollars" tor $730 in Cold Provided We Go to Free Coinage at the Ratio of 16 to I. Republicans Given Ko Chance for sHe Ing, Though the Free Silver!tea ar ChaUrngcd to Joint Discus-ion. Opening or Closing thr Df- One of lhe lowest attempts to gain votes that we believe has ever been attempted in Barry County, was either perpetrated by John Acker. proprietor of Acker* Point, near Cloverdale, or by the ltader» If We Go to Free Coinage 16 to 1, Provided He Will of the free sliver party in B^rry or both. It is impossible to tell wblcth—B> Bind Himself to Receive Them At That means of deception the Banner was uw to advtfUae the feee sliver meeting, and Rate by unfairness the political principles which tbe Banner upholds were given no hearing. The means used were w under­ handed tbat we publish ail facts in full. Jobu Acker, proprietor of Ackers FULL REPORT OF QUESTIONSAND ANSWERS BETWEEN DR. POWERS Point at Ixmg lake in Hope township, Is AND THE BANNER. the owner of a little ffrove. at the edge ofthe lake, which he has converted into We believe that under free silver coinage, at the ratio of 16 to 1, tbat our something of a resort. A short time ago silver dollars will depreciate in value to the level of the dollars of every Cree silver he brill a small hotel, or eating houta. on country on the globe. To demonstrate what those dollars were, and what - was- their the grounds and It would have been very value, we bought 40 or 60 Mexican dollars recently and advertised them for sa'e at natural for him, or any other man. with an eye for tbe almighty dollar, to have 50 cents each. Dr. Powers, of Assyria, wrote us tbe following letter: celebrated tbe completion of tbe building ASSYRIA, MICH., AUG. 24th. IffilO. by getting up a picnic, from the proceeds of which be could help to pay lor lhe TO THE EDITOR OF HASTINGS BANNER, DEABSIR: I sec by the BANNERof Aug. 20 thiU-you offer Mexican dollar* for structure. The’wrlter was recently ac­ costed by Mr. Acker on the streets of this fifty cento. Will yon please answer the fellow ing questions for me? / . . * city and told that he (Aeker) wanted to advertise for a “Hotel Opening and Farm­ cent*. if the Congrcrw ot the Un I ted State* nhould |im» ers Picnic Friday Aug 28tb at Acker’s PoinL” We wrote a little local advertise­ 2nd—Hoi ment for Mr Acker, submitted It to bim and it was satisfactory. It read as folDll. H. A. POWERS. jows:—“Hotel opening and farmers picnic at Ackers PoinL Friday Aug. 28th. Come Our reply was as follows; everybody. Good music.” This local ap­ peared to our issue of August 20th. Not a word was said to the writer that underneath this great longing, on tbe part of Mr. Acker, to furnish the poor farmers BISHOP NEWMAN. OF THE METH amusement and recreation, and meals at One proposit Ion inexactly a* fair aa the other. ODIST CHURCH, COMES BACK 1th free coinage at the ratio 25 cents each, aud boats at so much per AT THE. NEVADA SENATOR hour, was the desire to feed them on free Silver dollar* for $730 In gold, providing they.will'bind themselve* to receive the silver eloquence, but each was the case. It was openly and frankly confessed to same at thia rate. Do you wish to take this proposition f QuotMSosur of Ht» Own Lanfftuige. us at Long lake, by one of the free silver Bishop John P. Newman has sent the Dr. Powers evidently did not care to accept our proposition, but this week replies leaders of Barry County, that at the lime to our answer as follows: Mr. Acker put that local In tbe Banner, following open totter to Senator William be knew that there was to be a free silver M. Stewart, of Nevada, la reply to the lat­ speech at the so-called picnic and “that ter’s criticism of Newman’s course to the TO THE EDITOR OF THE HASTINGS BANNER, DEAR SIR: I am satisfied with yonr answers to iny questions. To the II mt one the only reason that that fact was con­ support of sound money. you nnhrultatingly answer “No" a* I expee'ed you dr any sane man would. And had cealed from us was because they knew we Senator William M. Stewart, of Nevada you placed a cipher after thr second I would have regarded you a* being strictly hen would not print It if it was announced to lhe local.” * —Dear Sir: your open letter to me of Aug. Saturday August 22nd we saw a bill In 5, cannot pass without an answer. I, am ‘76 cent" dollar and not a “SO cent" this city that a Mr. Curbitt, of Grand Rap­ a disciple of the stogie gold standard ids, was to make a free sliver speech at the We were in the plcnlcC?) which Mr. Acker had so kindly through your teachings. provided for the fai mere of Barry County. senate together, you as senator and 1 as It at once dawned upon the writer that chaplain. In those happier days you were weight and f>neur«« and to pay you $750 fu lawful fnoney of th* United the “Farmers Picnic and Hotel Opening” n magnificent senator, an eloquent advo­ “ ‘ Unite*! Stat*-- for the was bat a ruse, and that the Banner had unlimited coinage ot , ffol<! and .itllver at thr ratio of KI been deceived lu order to “drum up” a cate of honest money. We were proud of 'will never hr a ]>arty to a contract that repudiate* or refuses to crowd for.a free silver orator to speak to. you, and esteemed you the ‘Lion of Neva­ Monday we sent a man to Mr. Aeker money of the Government under which 1 live. If you are um patriotic aa and as a result thc latter called at our of­ da.’ In your better estate you said iu the’ senate: Joy the bleiiinga of a free government, yon certainly will have no objection! to my fice, bat not until after he bad seen the “I want the standard gold. There have proposition. You will picnic print thia and your answer a* to whether you are ready “Committee”—just whom the committee Is composed of we don’t know for sure been a great many battles fought against to enter into negotintiona. ’ Yours truly. though It wouldn ’ t be hard to guess. We , * DR. H. A. POWERS. ealled Mr. Acker's attention ’o three facts. gold, and gold has won every time. Gold We are very sorry that Dr. Powers has seenjt to question our honesty In dealing Flraj—that he was running a public place. has never compromised. You say that with this question. We certainly believe him to bh honest In his convictions; and we Second—that he depended upon the pat­ you have got up a compromise bill ou the endeavored to be fair to our reply to him, as we believe the only way to meet this ronage of alh republicans and democrats question of whether gold shall be respect­ alike, and that It was unwise for him to question Is by the logic of good common sense. . * show bls partisanship to such an extent as ed. Gold has made the world respect It Now in reply to his last q iestlan as to whether we will enter into negotiations, we to give only one side of lhe currency ques­ all lhe time. The English people once again say “No” because with the free and unlimited coinage of silver at 16 to 1 by tion a hearing. Third—we called his at­ thought they could get along without gold this nation alone our silver dollars would sink to a level of tbe silver dollars of every tention to the deception practiced upon for a while, but they had to go back to IL free coinage country on the globj, therefore he would be asking ui to furnish him the Banner in calling his enterprise a Gold is recognized aa the universal stand­ “Farmers Picnic and Hotel Opening,” l.OOOMexican silver dollars, worth 53 cents each, for 750 American silver'dollars worth when it was nothing more or less than a ard of value. . . . Do not let us at­ 50 cents each, as there is a little more silver in a Mexican dollar than in an American free silver meeting. Aud Inasmuch as tempt to deceive tbe American people. Do dollar. Now 1,000 Mexican silver dollars at 63 cents each would tx> worth 9530 at our paper had circulated largely through­ not let us try to make them belttve by out that vicinity among republicans weinthe present price of bullion; 750 American sllyer dollars at 50 cents each would be sisted that it was no more than justice or sotne hocus pocus of legislation that we worth but 8375. This would be asking us 4o lota the difference between $530 and fairness, both to Mr. Acker and tt^repub- can give them something of real value— 9375, amounting to 9155, In the transaction which we are not willing, to do. lican party, that we be allowed to haveja that we can gjve them a measure of value On the contrary, we wish to make something out of tbe trtnsacllon, and for that republican speaker present the issues of that is better than the universal standard reason we offered to tall Dr. Powers 1000 Mexican dollars for 8750 to gold, or giving tbat party. In the presence of lust as te­ of mankind. llable men as there are In Barry County h'm those dollars at 75 cents each, which he does not care to accept. Mr. Acker who got up that Farmers pic“I believe tbat It would be highly In­ Now doctorlets remove this Mexican dollar from our considerations. You claim nlc(?) promised lhe writer tbat after 3:36 jurious to this country to again inHate the (at least most free sliver nien claim) tbat under free coinage 16 to 1 a silver dollar will o’clock p. m. on Friday, August 28tb, the currency. . . . I need not enlarge up­ be as good as a gold dollar. We (republicans) claim that under such slaw the value position of the republican party could be on the evils of a depreciated currency. Tills explained by a republican speaker. of tbe silver dollar will be determined by tbe bullion value of silver in the markets of Monday night Aug. 24th at 5 o'clock we country has felt them too severely to re­ tbe world, just the same as the value or tie gold dollar Is, and just the same as all our telegraphed the State Central. Committee quire that I shbuld mention them. It mat­ Tuesday night at five products are. To sub»tantiate our claim we have the experience ot all free silver for a speaker. ters not what kind of a depreciated cur­ countries In our favor. So you claim a silver dollar will be worth 100 cents; we Claim o’clock we tecelved a reply tbat we could get no sp^iker. but Wednesday we re­ rency you have.it necessarily entails many it will be worth but 50 cents.' We will split the difference with you and will ceived a telegram saying that Mr. Will A. evils. bind ourselves to furnish you. or any other man In Assyria, iooo American Norton, of SL Johns, Michigan was the "In any country where gold has been silver dollars for $750 In gold, provided this country adopts free coinage at ; only man obtainable and that he would be treated unkindly, where a country has sent here Friday. He came and hi com­ the ratio of 16 to 1, provided you will bind yourself to receive them at that pany with others drove to Ackers Point to passed to a depreciated currency,gold has rate. We don’t offer this under any idea that an American silver dollar will be carry oht our part of the agreement with left tbe country? worth 75 cents, because we believe that it will only be worth 50 cents. We make Mr. Acker. In the meantime printed bills "1 have taken these, your wise say lugs, had been sent down to Cloverdale Wed­ this proposition because we want to make $250 out of the transaction. nesday. and several attended the picnlc(?) from j our speeches reported in the Con­ Ut course you wouldn’t think now ;>f asking us to furnish you or any one else 1000 to hear the republican side of the ques­ gressional .Record for January, February American silver dollars for 750 American silver dollars of the same kind. - Hence wo tion; • ■ ' • and June of 1874, They were brave.manThitiktog that the people would like to have changed our proposition to you from 1000 Mexican to 1000 American silver dol­ hear a joint discussion, and feeling that iy words uttered in «your better, estate, lars. tlu> currency quesUou cannot i>e too freely worthy of a great statesman, but ‘O, Luci­ Now doctor, if you do not accept our proposition to furnish you 1000 American sll- dbcu&sed. ami that a .joint debate would fer, son of Ute morning, bow art thou vel* dollars for 8750 In gold, you are practically admitting that this country will go to a be of no injustice to either side, we chal­ fallen from heaven, how art thou cast depreciated currency and that our dollars will not be at a- parity. You certainly lenged thc free sliver manipulators of the down to the ground, which dld’st weaken couldn’t expect us to furnish you 1000 American sliver dollars for 750 of the same hotel opening to a joint discussion of the the political Issues aud allowed them the the nations. Yet 1 do not despair of your dollars. You might as welh oak us to make you a present of 250 American silver privilege of opening or closing the debate return to your fathe.r’s house. dollars. ns they chose, but they refused on the 1 "White-the tamp of life hold* on: to burn. We most heartily endorse the last part oL your letter about patriotism, because It ground that Mr. Corbitt was not prepared. The vilest sinner inav return." ’ lu the bills (or this tree farmers picnic shows that your heart still beats with tlmt Graid Old Party that has always stood, "You took umbrage at my utterance and silver hotel opening but one man had and to-day stands pledged to maintain, every one of Its dollars at a parity, st there can been advertised Io speak—Mr. Corbitt, of to our ministers to urge them to stand for be no choice In which money a person Is paid, or pays hlc obligations to. * For ove< 30 Grand Rapids.—and he was advertised to It was natural to sup lionest money. Method to t ministers are years It hafc stood a* the friend and protector of the old soldiers “who shouldered tdielr commence ut i:80 __ _ uwr over lwo two th* fo'wt independent and are among the that ... he wouldn ’t speak muskets and dhed their blood tliat you and I m'ght enjoy the blessings of a free gov­ pose ----ernment,” and 1 glory In Its record. That Grand Old Party has always t-tpod by tbe hours, which would Just make It in time rao»l lutelilgcm of our cillacus. They old soldiers who ‘Shnuldere.1 their mnsk-ts,” and It has resisted every attack-or the UUnlUor tbea»efrm .„<! ,uU. M ti„.r democratic party either unon their pm or their patriotism, and is fightfog to-day that S. I rain io ilastihga. Imagine our anr-1 r* . „t Q1^|pl“won they shall not be paid the msre pillancr allowed by this great nation in d dUtfit worth speaker there wi-te five, counting Brother | g0011-01 liwm ,n Political creeds and Juift M cents. a» they certainly will be under free coinage al the ratio of 16 to .1. Dennis who wade a fair pulUicai speech • •e ’ iona. It la a pi Ide for me to know Doctor will you accept our pnupof-ltlon? J"b" i lk»' ""•» «•,,u' Mr G.rUii, 'liHi,./d Ot i tbelr,'1,Uo" '• eredlt m We' Now Offer Him 1000 “American Silver Dollars'' for $750in Gold National Republican Ticket. ' FUR PRESIDENT, WILLIAM MC KINLEY, of Ohio. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART, of New Jersey. STATE TICKET. For Lieutenant Governor— Thoma* B. Dunston, of Marquette. Waablngtoii Gardner ot Calhoun. George A. Steel of Clinton. Boaco D. Dix Of Berrien. Tor Attorney General— Fred A. Maynard of Keni Far Superinteud't Public Instruction— J. E. Hammond of HUlMtale. For Member State Heard of Education— J. W. Simmons of Shiawaawv. ForCongrrsx-<th District-- COUNTY TICKET. For Representative State Legislature— Sami. C Ritchie, of Ytfnkee Spring* For Clerk -1 Walter Brown, of Orangeville'. J. G. Hughe*, of Barry. C.F. Brook*, of Hasting*. M. F. Jordan, of Middleville. For.County Surveyor­ Lee 8. Cobb, of Rutland. ' For Circuit Court CommiMionera— J. E. Barrell, of Halting* and C. 8. Pal­ merton, of Woodland. . Snyder, of Halting*. OUR FINANCIAL PLANK. tko law providing tor the resumption of .pecie payments In 1879; rluce then every lollar lift* been as good as gold. ■liver except by international agree- jf the world, which we pledge ourselves to promote, and until sueh agreement •aa be obtained, the existing gold standard present standard, the standard of the moat .•■lightened nat loan of the earth. It is expected that ex-Prealdeut Harrisor will make some speeches In Michigan for McKinley at sometime during tbe cam­ paign. ' . Cleveland** Warning to Officeholders. President Cleveland says, In his recent letter to Governor Stone, of M Ississifipi, - tbat there are free silver officeholders “who apparently assume that they-may ^emd tbe time they owe Io the public tervice In doing political mischief. In the interest of good government such ufficetMklders must not be surprised If Urey are -unnmarily dealt wltli.” Bryan who quit tbe Democrats last year and went over to lhe Populists, raya Hist Ibis Is "pnterlptlon” and “suppression ot free speech.’’ A Federal officeholder Who takes tbe stump In Itehaif of free silver ia at­ tacking lhe solvency and lhe credit of the Government lie serve-. He is । ndeavoriag to have Unit. Government repudiate solemn oft-repeated pledges and disgrace and degrade It In Hie ejes of lhe world. What wou'd have happened to a Federal office holder who. between 1861 and 1866, took lhe ainmp in advocacy ot “pesos al ■tny price?’’ He would have bom dis­ missed InstMiiter, If a per«m drawing money from tl>e Untied Statow Is opposed toft* honea*-money policy let h m get out. The above waa t«kri> non the Chicago TrfoiH e In 1825, long l«fore Bryan was oaaaiaai'-ii for tlw 1’ivrldeney through the SCORES STEWART 1:33 it was after two o'clock, and there ! *** ,0)fclroao'ry. My remarks were thtee prrsent who were cruel enough , <-ff«M»ded you wire these: TARIFFS OF 18«0 AND 1894 CONTRASTED. Th» total receipt* under th* tarlT act of 1824 for the first twenty-two months of Its In foramen:, fnitii Septembir. 1891. to June, 18»8, were $.W>7.- J < 615,833. and the exctettdltnre* 418.363, or a deficiency of •$2.803,085.. Thc decrease in our export* off Am-rtcan products and manufactures during the first fifteen months ot the present tariff >s contrasted with tUe exports ot «be first 81U-en monthe o? «1n* tsrrff of 18V0, was $220,863,280. The exeess of exports over Imp-ins (firing the first fifteen mouths of tbe tariff of 1890 was $318,973,963, ba? only 8&i-73S.Ga*3 under the first fifteen mqnths of tl<« tariff of 1894. a loss underthe latter of $157,214,345. Tbe net loss in toe trade balance of tbe Unital Stataa bas twee 6:96,983.607, during the Oral fifinn months’opera’'on o’ tne tariff of l«J4. tw compared with tbe flrat 8ft « ti ! ! | ! ; ] ' months of the tariff of 1690. Ths h»** !i h town large, constink and steady , at the rate o£Sl8,180.000,per m >nth «»r $300,000 for every business day of the year—McKtatap'x 'LetUr of AMtptancs. . mr d.t, to Joln “<* ■*' ood rta£ ooantrr from U>U fr«. ,Uv„ “Ton mj tba» wh„, yem knew me j w lew to say tb*t these gentlemen went home haartlly tired of such a one sided • Mend ot the p 'k ’VnpathhM with tbe masst-s. Farmers Picnic and hotel opentog. We can roost heartHy aaaure our fretStoring silver friends that no republican speaker •nd ’ shall refuse will interfere with one of ihelr meeting* ’,pw In any way wilt «»ur knowledge or consent by the all ver kings, to tue w • '« • but Id this case we felt perfectly jorttfied doitar. .nd ,h.n d. to dealring.tbe principles of lhe republi­ Mlow Inborn, lhi, pn) can party to be presented. Mr. Acker Ullm robbery, (b. who|, J**conveyed the Impression to u» I tat he wan .Meh l, a mrt. lh , pi, « getttog up this “hotel opening;’’ he used « the Banner to attempt to get a crowd un­ Wmp.<hl., ,re win, l(„. (W11K der the guise of a farmers picnic: be prom­ ® *Uke0 ”"'n U-W ’•>'■ X ised us tbat our speaker could commence rtlrrn plan. «e cant p,.. »ot(, l)lt. at 3:80 o’clock. . •ill be worae off onder tn. .i|„ r "2 We regret that any such a misunder­ standing should occur. We bear no 111- «» arortftagf 1> fonekwa ar.d .. wlll whatever agatost Mt. Acker peraonal- »tat. Tbb-dnZX'X ?* ly, though we do question the judgment of a man, depending upon public patronage, er and or the x.ar tamer wnrnli,. / to Inviting the discussion of only one side the prerent condition of u* whl(le ‘ BtL ' of tbe iKJlitlcal question most prominent IB largely due to the wild Bbl. cry of before tbe people to-day. trade’ and ‘free sliver.’ r. W* had prosper-' We don’t pretend to know who got up Ity under Harrison and we ” ’will hare |t thia so-called picnic, but one thing we do know, and tbat is that whoever did get it under McKinley. up did an underhanded trick In advertis­ ■■1 ban traveled mroan!, ,Mtl, ing it aa a fanners picnic and hotel open­ ■iv« countrte, on the ttd ing. But as such means always fall in the tbe baneful eff«u of a " end. so did thin. There were scarcely enough voters present to change the re­ moor upon the workln, popnjuim. ' u sult to any one township. It can only be lbw lands tbe wa« earner, whnhet „ accounted for In one way—that the many oonnlant, mechanic, or da; Ubow w' people who read the Banner subsequent­ ly read one of those bills announcing a tract, for n much per d,j «r ma. dB. free silver speech. We are Inclined to lb( which time ,llver and paper tarM_ Diipk that this was what kept them »way. baa depreciated, wblle the ne«u.rl« « But the means used toward the Banner life remain at lhe ume price iber ,,re were contemptible and certainly the cause ,, of free silver has lost friends and support­ lure tbe decline, but the ^Kr ers In that part of the county who like fair compelled to take the depreciated dollu Too propew to cbanpe this by lecUUtlo, PlayYou cannot do It. The hl,tW7 J CONTEMPTIBLE MEANS USED TO SECURE A CROWD AT LONG LAKE- tot HASTINGS, MICH., POSTOFFICE, AUGUST 14, 1879. ■»"«» to M? tolbeX^‘^ •* A DIRTY TRICK I was imiio<-ltoe we slsnlfied out toteoUm I <»f Iwnij HHtieSed tiHinvv uufsjM aker’opvu i tl.e *p,Mkiiig tor tire first IUj minute*, it I world la aaalnst rou. It L„ l„„ but in vain. ’ . “There is. however, a legitimate really for existing evils. Create burintw com. deuce by the election of und money’ men, like McKinley nnd Hoban. Then oommercia! confidence will revive pended industries and inspire new on»«: tbe employed will need new clothing, bet­ ter food and better home?., and these fo turn will stimulate all branches of trade. A false administration ’ ha< brought where we are;*a true administration will restore ps to former prosperity. My hope is In a supreme standard ot values, pro­ tected by such wise legislation as will gio­ cartain ty to our credit and stability to psr Industrie*. Yours respectfully. i .■ ' John P. Newman. M’CORMICK ASKS INFORMATION It Bryan I» To Win Mu.f K«n Work. Pittsburg, Pa., Aug. *1.—Special Tele­ gram.— All lhe agents of the McCormick Harvesting Machine Company rn this seetion have just received a request for information regarding tbe political outlook la their respective uistrieta With each latter is enclosed a copy of a telcxnsr from the Lincoln (N-b.) Free Presse to Cyrus H. McCormick and- a copy of Mr. McCormick’s letter in reply. Despite the fact that his good* are sold In agricultural communities, the company does ndt hesitate jo place itself on record for McKinley and sound money. Mr. McCormick h a democrat, but not of the silver stripe. In the query from lhe Ne­ braska German paper it was lotlniated tbat Mr. McCormick’s antl-sllrer views would hurt the company's business, in reply to this be said: “The welfare ot o.ur country is tomcat higher interest than any personal or tem­ poral gains. Unless the leading countries can agree upon,a fixed relation between gold and silver 1 am unalterably' opposed to the free coinage of silver by United States. Outs Is a great country, but it is not great enough to taki the world’s sop* ply of silver and coin it un*lmifedly while older countries are taking away wd hoarding our gold. “In my judguu in -lhe pit sent silver sen­ timent Id a .delusion, put I’0' lltieal purpoee* nn.t for MivklMl'perwnal gain by a few al the expemie of the masses. If national candidate? should to elected upon that basis-1 believe it would t>e the greatest misfortune -thrt b*s over­ taken one government in many jew. “I have been, and »W st)lla Ikmocrat. but ! cannot follow ary party in 'h* adoption of a measure w hich 1 linnlf lleve to be dlsaatrous to the hiKhrat inter­ ests of tbe Nation. Therefore I *toa'd vole for McKinley In preference to a tr« coinage of silver Ifemocrn:." * In tbe letter tn the compoui Mr. McCormick $aye> “We have never l-vtii al a 10 !,} out our plans and Work fer^the vr.xt sea­ son as we are at thh time’ho«M lhe country would g*» f"' i ‘'n»li',d ageof silver we should nsi w,iil our shnpa- for more than one-halt tta capacity- Wo do not kn<“v «'» MIK way to get reliable niforcHiinn adtanre than to ask each on«» o’ o»r •urt,‘ for their honest expresa’i"1'4- - The Detroit Tribute^ t ' n from^he list of njaibl c»» ppr**' fVP " the P " U dnt,o? th< clerW* ,ud Michigan Republlcasi N^vsjiaperj * ur*v uF°n Diem the importance of u-Uuk all the Intlumrse they poBM^s. tn tion. Good. •J*" 10 * l1*- pM,p,‘aod out’ ibe -Jg-Presklent Harrh<<* «(*' coiiiplalu. and he offered u* all the time lie wlleh threatens our country.” a great etfurtl •••<» «or 0 h yorr was wasagre.. **Xo coercion, uo pitting the church York ha»l at id-t dhqxmal—20 minutes. No ablest apeeches be ’**<■*■; ”1*lf • speaker; and uu cause, with mi many •gtinat lhe stale, but for them to arouse teMUes Involved, could receive a fair show the natron to duty m they did When Lio- •aylog a great deal. to open aueh a meeting with 2U unnutra Of lumen or even an hoar, followed Latest reports from Vrtmtnl 1 would a ImtMd □! 3T.0W «n<f II <■ ,.*JW Detroit bulli up and former'! the repoWlcan- df*"'1 rreB c lAtaUttcaal IMdort*1 in*1' t**rI ' * / ' �Si Hasting'' Banner \Tbursday, Sept. 3, 189K \ W. R. COOK. Local Bdttar. (C * tat“ Xi Free Free Free to ■ EVERY '■ \ ... i SCHOLAR ig fitly cents worth \ ! (school>1 supplies, snnolies. I will ' UOOD BOOK STRAP :•<! ruier. To .every . ' Jar buying oneliuncent worth I will a better book strap .ti’i ruler. I Have a large iir of new and second hand school books and ijjg assortment of all kinds of supplies for the . -hoolroom. Don’t buy till you. see me. | FRBD L. HBflTH, The DruQQlst. ..Li wooden building one r«‘3st «>f City Hank. . LOCAL NEWS. CIKCULflTION • 97 quires: Tais week, O. D. Spaulding. There may be better 25 cent tea in the world than we sell, bnt It’s never been sold In Barry county. Come and try It. Cook & Cook. Judge Burch, of Grand Rapids, will speak at Nashville Sept. 8th. Judge Burch Is a good speaker and should be greeted with a large audience os he no doubt will be. ’ ti>uit convened Tuesday. Ti e (’uuoty Fair Sept 23-25. Couie (mt to the Fair this year. P;i5:iipi- A- Erb. lending grocers. 'd days at the Fair. Sept. 22 25. Fci the best 25 cent tea go to Phillips * ,‘iir Fanner' trading place; Phillips Jk Tv\’u - - d games of ball at the Fair this yra;. ■ « j , A d *peeti progranj at the Fair this lunches at Burman & Mar- tr.e bicycle races at thc Fair(Sept. creaiu soda at Burman A* •Marpt- i. - I F.v-ry article bought.of Phillips & Erb Tib- <. »oting of wood cork is now per­ mitted it}' law. • The high .'chool team will play at Free­ port to-morrow. The Table factory Is getting-some good tinier,. Glad of It. ' itemethber that yon can get flour and feed at Cwk & Cook’s; Then' s a prospect of tbe furniture fac­ tory being started up. . . as being Fa;. Diamond Is clerking for Spnngciui'ht r A Johnson at Mklftleville. 1 See our fall raps. pourc'1 During tbe month'of July 'inspectors from the State Dairy and Pure Food com­ mission visited seventy-four places ai.d inspected a large number of stock. Stale Analyist Rossman examined thirty-eight samples of food products of which nine­ teen were found adulterated. Out of nine samples of mustard analyzed not one ,waa found to be pure, while twelve out of twenty samples of pepper were found to be adulterated. Turmeric' and wheat flour are the- most common ingredients used In the adulteration of mustard. Pep­ per Is frequently found to contain ground Womans Auxiliary held a very pleasant peas, chocolate is adulterated with corn­ starch. cocoa with cane sugar and arrow meeting at the Episcopal parish house root, cream of tartar with gypsum, and Tuesday afternoon. A very fine paper ginger with rice, starch and mustard hulls. was read by Mrs. J. 8. Goodyear. The singing was under the direction of Mrs. Carrie Goodyear, and was one of the pleas­ ing features. Mias Florence Diamoud en­ livened the occasion with a recitation ren­ dered to her usual fine way. The meet­ ing was under the charge of Mrs. M. W Hicks. School Hastings and Grand Rapids team will The result of the Vermont election is play ball at the fair ground to-morrow nnd Saturday. “Lady" Baldwin will pitch a jone of the encouraging Indlcatlbns that the people are not going to be carried few Innings of each game. Admission 15 away by the Idea of free silver 10 to 1. and ladles 10.’ Men may dlffer-homestly in their convic­ M. U Cook and A,v D. Hughes will tions, but when, they record their prefer­ meet in joint debate nF Irving station next ences at tbe ballotbox it Is generally about Tuesday evening. The political issues of right Irrespective of party affiliations. A the day will be discussed, especially the republican majority of 37,000 in such a currency question. small state as Vermont will have a very A lot of good circulars, cards, souvenir?, depressing Influence on the cause of free ets.. does a lot of good to your business silver all over the United States, during fair week. Let us do you some­ On our editorial page will be found •» thing In this line. If you havnl time to write up something we will do It for you. second letter from Dr. Powers, or Assyria, and our answer to it . Every citizen in \^6eems natural to see “Lady” Baldwin in this country ie Interested In that currency the box again. His many friend! hope whicl£h» the best, and we hope that every that his arm m?y recover its old-time cun­ voter will make an effort to enlighten ning and he regain tbe position he held as himself In regard to which is the best. the best Ditcher in the league.j Hastings Personally we have a good deal of respect against tbe world. for Dr. Powers, and we acknowledge his Red Front Hon* Chas Thomas, of Iowa, will speak ability, but we cannot help but think af­ Shoe Store. nt Middleville Sept. 9th, and at*" Woodland ter some Investigation, that his views Sept. 10th. We hope tbat all who want 'vkpuld be detrimental to this country It to hear both bides of the currency question carried Into effect. discussed will’ make it a point to bear We have good advertising space to sell him at each of these places. to the merchant or merchants that are The Hon. Charles N. Thomas who will desirous of catching the trade of tbe peo­ speak at Middleville the 9th and at Wood­ ple during fair week. The people do a land the 10th comes well recommended as good share of their fall trading then. If a public speaker. We hope that he will you are doing business on this earth brace be greeted with full houses at each of the up and let the people know It. They know yon are running a hardware, a above named places. Gov. Rich would be plrarad to bora^Jtracvry or . dry «ood, store «a tbe crae from reputable physicians who would like may be. What inducements are you of­ to represent Michigan at the pan-Amerl- fering to those people to trade with you? Lowest prices. ; :i!ig Ehler Cogshell preached at th ■ M. E. church Sunday evening. V.>i: •• during the Fair. O. D. Spaulding. Nkotnber Bro-, have a full line of seal ‘calr sin-.-' of all^tzes. Water proof. -Tiur economy blds you examine our iki-i z.) c o. d. Spaulding. A -I . ii months old! <hlld of Mr. and N: . fird Cassady died Sunday of cholera. W- .r.v.t you to call. Onr pricey will ■ " st. O. D. Spaulimno. Lyn want a dress to-day, to-morrow, *•>> in-, sec us. o. D. Spaulding. Plii'iips E^b’ are paying good prices for j<jnt butter and eggs. They want udden changes in temperature are ing their evil itsuIts in many cases H ■ ags'aiways excells In everything *he lui iertakes. We’ll leave it to Koko- M. L. CwR will sppak nt Assyria C<n•i‘r -Saturday evening upon tbe political y: iijp day. . Ilift hays are getiing runtly io haven •kti-i- ilii- ii-.ght ot lhe thlid day of the fur. Sttbe bills. ■•UdiJii-r Print’’briuga bushier. You >: up hi Bothing but good work. And 15• -urprising what a Io’, yon mr, loo. Ion’ll rub your own purse if you doji't Piirehasi; your drera uoods of us O. D. Spaulding. . N <■ uuderstnnd that a small bug is Working among .be grape vines and strip­ ping them of their fruit, by cutting off the b'incliej. -‘ NEWEST STYLES IN HATS and CLOTHING . FOR FALL —Those bright happy faces show that they are glad school will soon com- Men’s, Youth’s, Children’s mence. Buy them good stout shoes and keep their feet dry and warm and they will be healthy and ....... happy. Cchoel Shoes. . . . LEADING cLo-rmERs. Woolley & Bronson can medical congress to be held at the city of Mexico in November. There Is no money In t|je job. Exceptional bargain? in groceries this We don’t know of any further honors freeI: at Phillips «fc Erb’s. ’ that the Knights of Pythias of Hastings O:i'y a tew days more to get tickets on can win. The Supreme Chancellor ot that the whet ! at McOmber Bros. great Order, and the crack drill corps of‘ John Kelley has a house to relit on Mill the world ought to be honor enough to satisfy any old city of 3500 people. street. Call on C. F. Brooks. •jportMnen report squirrels quite plenty in the woods. ha’""t Hon. P. T. Colgrove, having been ejected Supreme Chancellor of the world, will ar1 rive fn this city on the C. K. * S. road. Friday at 5 p. m. Arrangements have been made to meet him at the train and escort him to the Hastings House where au address of welcome will be delivered. There will also be a public reception at the Hastings house in the evening from 7:80 to Ila. m Everybody is cordially Invited to ro to the train as an escort, to attend the welcome at the Hastings House at 5 o’clock and also tbe reception In the evening from 7:80 to 11 o’clock. Dea^a-' tions of Knights will be present from Murkegor^ Kalamazoo. Grand Rapids, Delton. Woodland. Nashville and Middleville. Children’s A :; e rain last evening. jF-kur — Some n. I-***? « all pontes, bat med. In tbe nunseroiM labra around ting, Juat at prraent un!,„ •«” rarletr, hearing fish yarns. •’rest °° D°rth ,lll< * Mlltl Found—Anyone having lost a sum of the bank money recently, can powlbiy get a ciue by hr.ua!Ud^* *“ PM* br calling at this officer describing money and ° ° “ " lr “ >1 save them from paying for this notice. oceasloMlI, deluged with tobacco juice' Orlando Easterly will be tried next P1,K 15 ““ week for tn? robbery of the old man should be kept clewed. David Jackson, of Maple Grove. Hli Clia,,j3. Bowdltehwas th the dl, totrial will commence Tuesday. . «a. In U>e Interest oj tire State Pair ,t The fellow that would kick on the kind GrandyBaplds. The little pacer -MlllUn of weacber we have been having the past “ ’U1 * Mlt' o' the great attraction, few weeks would kick because his uncle •t the fair W edneaday and Thuraday of died anil left him half a million. ““'Without a driver, or bridle. ••lira. Mary Ryan was bitten on the hand bWhitehrtto,,^. she „ui io. three Sunday evening by a pet cat. •pie hand heats each day. ItecerHly ,te , is swollen terribly and has every Indica­ tn leln-as. S'jooo ,„mld u tion of proving a seriqus affair. this event See J. M. Bauer for program Miss J. R. Sherman will return Sept. We want a boy: not a boy to ait down In 7. with a full line of tbe latest styles iu the press room and read novels while tbe fall mlllinerj*. Ladim call and see her boss is busy elsewhere, nor one that is not stoek before purchasing elsewhere. raid to aland u p and not go to sleep beside We can handle anything In tbe line of a big job of cleaning np the presses, tM-p. printing, and receive every good new type log up steam to the engine, throwing in tad as fast as It comes out. That’s some­ the big lot of wood type, and keeping thing every country office can’t brag of. thing# generally In their place, but we We are not the only store selling dry want a boy that is willing to learn the art goods, but we are the ones giving yqu the pereervatlve of arts, just as every other good man at the trade had to learn it. best values for the least money. • ww Chidester ,. & T> Burton ' - ^^aw ww AA7EBER -' vv ..WAGONS The following law should be carefully read by boys who intend preying on some­ body’s melon patch or fruit orchard. “Any person who shall enter any vineyard, or­ chard,or garden during the months of July, August, September or October without the consent of tbe owner, and pick, take, car­ ry away.destroy or Injure any of the fruit, vegetables or crops therein, of in any wise Injure or destroy any bush, tree,’ vine or F. A. Streeter, of Nashville, and J. plant, shall on conviction be Imprisoned Warburton, of this city, are erecting a build ing-at the corner of Maple street, and in tbe county jail not more chan 90 days North Michigan avenue, which they will or fined not more than 8100 or both.” occupy as a grocery. They will open ^/(’.ood attractions are being secured by the management of tbe fair this year. F. Sept. 1.- Battle Creek Moon. Tuesday there was brought to ns a little S. Giddings, of Kalamazoo, an expert bicy­ cle rider, will give an exhibition of fancy branch taken from a peach tree In Ira “• On It trick ridlug each day. The Hastings City Brooks' orchard in Orangeville, were three very large peaches that Band will furnish tbe music, mmULwUI be Tbe good. Two base ball games. Wednesday weighed over six ounces each, and -Thursday, An exhibition by the run­ branch was not over six inches Jong. ning team of the Hastings Fire Depart­ Reports indicate that the wet, hot ment. A fine program of bicycle races. weather has rotted the potatoes very gen­ A speed program that will be sure to draw erally, especially on tow land. Those who a tine daw of horses/ All these go to are fortunate enough toYhave potatoes to show that the program will be a most suc­ sell will probably realize a fair price for cess fui one. Remember the dates. Sept. them, as the wet weather has not been 2*2-25, and be sure you come. local to Michigan. The total number of deaths recorded f 50 years of practical experience, patient labor and strict attention to details, the Great closing out sato^imlted to 30 days dutlnc Hie year 189S |u 03 rcporltag dtlra Weber Wagon has reached the highest standard of excellence, whih is prov en by the Assignees closing out sate at less than cost ■nd villages In the state amounted In of the entire J. C. Farrell Clothing A generous and hearty reception met with by farmers, teamsters and the general public in 4 TTP. corresponding to a deslh rale rd Furnishing goods stock. Call at onee preference to others, and by their receiving the highest honors at the Columbian *Expoabout 11 J on the estimated population, as while the best bargains are there. sitioh, Chicago, 1893. Purchasers are soon convinced that-they have made a selection reported to the .unrcoii general, or 134 per p. T. Colgrove, 1,000 on lhe rorreetly Mtlmsled popula­ greatly to their benefit: that they have the lightest-running wagon in the world, of ad­ . ’ AssigiEection This ralo Is ver, low and Implies vanced modern type, and finished in the highest state of the art. The band concerts ev<<y Saturday even­ Imperfect registration In many lorall.lra.ro ing are proving to be drawing cards. Peo­ that the relative death rales a. given, ple drive tn from the country to enjoy the above eannot be When as a certain measTHEY STAND AT THE HEAD FOR STRENGTH. DURABILITY AND LIGHTNESS QF DRAFT. music and large crowdM gather every Sat­ urraol tbe comparative heallhlulnw. ot urday evening. Our merchants can afford T HEY ARE USED BY THE MOST SUCCESSFUL FARMERS* . different communities. to contribute liberally t" help the l»ya out loonrlwuelast wrak w. primed th* THEY ARE BUILT TO WEAR AND WIN. and their hnorovemetr. at each concert is on call at thia M^sion of court. We very marked. for THE SHREWDEST BUYER ALWAYS GIVES THEM THE PREFERENCE. , It m rnnlnn-1 «l»»‘ Mond»y that Vra. copied ll.e il,,««rtralel>d.r. Amon. tb. erln.IM_l F«-i«h1Wr ... bumnl tu drain .•» •>'" ...... „ ,rld • Bnrgl.rv—Julut Fumlw. brulln-r'. Imrn wlui-li'<**• lu "" Tort -Lr. tb. error >l«w.d.not know. or Particulars why it is the best wagon in the world go to GOODYEAR BROS, and ground s. unl»y «yu»>4 c""‘ but II H «rl.ln th.t no eb.nt. oj bu.xl.r, get circulars explaining every part ol it, and also have them show you one. You can bnt Vra. ... not m II «> ever «»» bronshl .nlnrt Jolm Fn.itl.,, « easily be convinced, after looking one over, that they are far superior to any other wagon He I... bron lie.ru Iron »l ever will bfc ’ B. tout honored eltUWof on the market. Don't buy something else claimed To be just as good. u»ion b.rn and eui.t*m» S300. Vrabvlll* wbwn tM ^X-bran For Sale in Hasting, by insured. Report, In the el.tr !»«<* ',e,Uh in. n,tne should her. rrad •Chu-1'“r ,how, lh.t dhrrbart. rt.euuMll«u>, m-u- „ , ■ h strad of John F«r"<«- 1,01 Hlc r.lgla. rbuLer. luorbu. .nd nbulrnt ln?«n- " we primed It «’ direCllJ' turn. In order nauied,. e.urarl mo,t Mek- me raPT— turnlsbed » 'or rhe rourt tht copy tW- go,. nwr. In Million d«l« tn* '"-t * ""“’I -> Cumwmpllrm rrporu-J »t SIT ..... -August 5. GEEERAL HARDWARE, FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC p rm..; ■> Pbnid Ir'-r -rarhrt ferar 30: X„tes Whom «e bny. known fur • long p'«o*: -w P ' lie .nJ whooping Uine. =”d whom « highly rrapect. diphtheria 2u; "e may Dot have mi elaborate display "f Hoods at the fair, but we’ll sell you tbe ’**’1 cuffee, tea and crackers In theniaricet ■nd give yoU the hlgheM market price for produce. ‘ Cook Jt C Coox. ook. * cough couth 15. v THE ACKNOWLEDGED KING OF WAGONS A TEK F Goodyear Bros., “ ?-L Ml �MICROBES IN YOUR SODA.1 SOUTH AFRICAN NATIVES | gs Banner COOX B3OS-, Proprietors UCHIGAN STATE NEW& WEALTH IN WHEELS. Enormous Capital Invested Bicycles in This Country. in Tho Festive Bacillus Likes Sirup and Cream in Summer- UNCLE SAM’S GUEST. ■ .. ... Tho Three Nntlvo Rnoe. That Tr,.. In- U Hum Chang ytoOTM Obln .habit ... tbe a,, Country. okutAMman. Lands in isevr xorx. wbttihq the pipr ! ! with tobacco for the .. * u Rcntlally German cusimn ).,.>/-’.“V** < York," remarked a tblriisr.1 I lower Brwdwnv tuotb Fro portion* lu u lew Ymm* 11 tuan who had Ju.I purel . watted over to the wo:.- , , ..* ;*p* r ' r, Did you ever reckon with the soda New York. Aug. 29 —Li Hung Chang, filled the bowl with „awer micrvuc. । When the Dutch fixed their first post viceroy of China. ambas«sdor extraor­ Some of the larger companies have ■water microbes?r pipe la Hie eaaieat thitp • There is no nicer breedingspot for the st Cnpr Town Id 1552, with no thought dinary to Iluasia and world-renOwncd capital invested-S the uuuiufacture tneeu the teeth when.'vAi,., of bicycles alone aggregating $G,0<X>,000. nicest crop of baejeria than t^ls either ot colonization or of conquest, diplomat, arrived in New York Friday at a dealt or on the tste^c vGtrYet, us has been shown, tbe»e firms are same soda fountain .before which but fortbe sake of having gardens m nicli and became the guest of the nation. mana out of ten'am'ol.. humanity lines upon summer could supply fresh vegetables to theseur The committee from the Dolphin tho day, though at a but a tithe of the whole, aud the indus­ thirsty , ■ * —-------- j. »w • r । li 11 er t n w-«uickeDcrew6oftheir*bips«iHDgto wben .w--------------boarded the St. Loui* off quarantine and ctttnfortahly digest in* d i: ■ • try -is growing larger and more wide­ days. cast, they found three native_jacvs t;----------" aooonilpttDlcd Li Hung Chang to the Jer to puff aweynt u b : ; The soda water ria™ is used every tbe spread every day. — ♦».» One of these. . |Jje American line at thc foot of inhabiting tbe country. these, "Judging from the capital invested few minutes by people who pay five fair. and . take frenjTsupplies of the Bushmen, though few in numbers, Fulton street, where tbe landing w£a . in ouj own couvern," suid the manager cents to wgive . j -­ “The reason for wet tin? of one of these firm* to me, "1 should ‘ germs diluted with the elrqpeand car- were widely scattered over thc whole of made. Preparations for the reception Is simple enough. Th- vL * ; I'^pv first say that $3u.(HX>,900 to $-40,000,000 would ■ bon that drip from the nickeled faucets, South Africa. They were nomads of al­ of the famous Chinaman had been care­ dry after having twen i;i ; . '■•tn I>cq0 . roost the lowest kind,' with u marvelous *hop for . fully arranged. Maj. Gen. Thomas . Want Bl* be-a conservative computation of the The thick sirups and egg mixtures are. months, as moat pijjcs a. " ’ if it William Peters, of K«*no, began suit in amount of capital invested iu tbe bi­ thc most promising field for the mi­ faculty for tracking and trapping wild Huger, commander of thc department of ' :9 Muskegon circuit court against the cycle industry iu this country; And this crobe development, because ell sorts of cnimnia. but neither owning cattle nor thc east, as tbe personal representative out in a comparatively short time. ]f ilcago <t West Michigan Hallway com­ is for the inauufucture of bicycles alone. dangerous bacteria are fond of sugar, tilling the soil, with scarcely even a of President Cleveland, with his iwo low a pipe to «oakfurii fim r4J:aiIM... , toy for $100,000 damage*. In Novem- 1 do not include those .necessary ac­ and the growth of germs i« not *topi>ed tribal organization, no religion and a staff officers. Maj. George W. Davis snd . r, 1893, he bad an extensive lumber cessories—saddles, lamps, bells, chains, altogether in the ice cold bottles or res­ language* consisting of a succession of Capt. Mills; William W. Rockhill, firs: fere lighting ft for the first tir./dm I . :rd at £eno which was destroyed by tubing and odd parts. The manufac­ ervoirs. Cold only stupefies a microbe, clicks. Unnble to accustom themselves assistant secretary of state, represent ' wood will Char very graduajiy. .•e from the Chicago & West Michigan ture of these articles ho* necessitated but it does not derive it of its life, even to civilized life, driven out of some dis­ ing hi* department; thc Chinese min-. time gore on ft will abtori, niorr etenlv the njcotine, which will make h SWeA trict* -ht of way. He claim* that the corn- tbe building of specially constructed if it freezes it hard. . ----------by . the settler* and in other* ao ister, Yang Yu, and secretary; the :ny,did not keep tjhelr ri^ht.of way in plants attached to existing factories, Cte*m or milk used iu connection longer able to find support, ow ing to Chinese Consul Sse, snd a representative to tbe hardened pipe smoker. “Most people think -that there h * -oper cobdition, free from rubbish, and. of cuurse, the employment of many with mahy of the drinks concocted by the extinction-of game, they are dow vawt difference in the quality <jf the d that the fire was caused by a spark Hundreds of additional bauds. In these the young gentleman at the fountain almost extinct, though a few are still wood between a briar pipe that «»* □m one of their locomotive*. adds a large crop of bacilli unless it has left in the deserts of the Kalahari and reinforcements 1 do uot think 1 am two doll are and one thnt cent*, overestimating when 1 ray that an­ been boiled, and that !•- never done, northern Bcchuanaland. Before many and nearly every dealer is glad to Milk that is bad is the moat magnificent years the only trace of their existence Fire started in North Water street in other $40,U0U,0U0 or $15,000,000 ho* this idea. But tfce fact that tlw dif­ culture medium for every kind of germ, will be in the remarkable drawings of - milt Ste. Marie aud before it could be been invested in the last three or four ference in price lie* ia the mouthpiece The microbes of rotten eggs are found animals with which they dellghgted to :t under subjection over $300,000 years, and .with perfectly satisfactory Tbe two-dollur pipe hasa inouthpieeeof In glasses that have been used for jmak- rover the smooth surfaces of rocks, arth Of property -was destroyed, results. amber, and the finer the quality of am, ‘ I These drawiags, which axe found all “There is, however, a peculiar and ing egg phosphates. inong the burned buildings, are the ber the higher the price. But th- qua]. Another mierbe thnt lurk* in the soda the way from the Zambesi to the Cape, altogether .unlooked for change in proc ­ k> national bank block, which cost ity of the wood is about ti.- same ha •30,000; the Prenzlauer block, Chippe- ess. When the industry started upon water glass is the pneumonia microlie. Snd from Miuiiaclxuid to the Atlantic. cheap pipe as in one tbatctwt.- dullan. Pneumonia is readily communicated by arc executed in r^d and yellow pig­ its truly remarkable couree bicycle 1 house, Cleveland bouse, Metzger Of couree in a cheap pipe thire n.ay be glasses and cups used in common by nients, ?nd are often full of spirit and lock. Perry hotel, post office, telephone makers wer{* unprovided. with ma­ flaws in the wood that lave been deftly .change and a number of wooden chinery and tools for the manu­ many people, and anyone who awol- character. puttied up, but a careful b... . . when The second race wn* that which thc ruptures. The loss is about half Cov­ facture of certain parts of the wheel; lows the germ isliabletodevelop.it. he hasa nnmlAtrof pijxv tot : >- fn® * People therefore should be careful Dutch called Hottentot. They were of such, , for instance, as those made with" ed by insurance. can easily detect these if h<- looks screw machinery. This was almost where they drink their soda water, and a reddish or yellowish black hue. taller sharply. A 25-cent pip?, ’ if iiKi^ious ’ y . watch for the methods thnt are used in than the Bushmen, but witb squat and ehtirely done by one firm, whose buai■elected, will smoke just a* wd^aad text Thc directors of the state fair at aess in consequence \icreased enor­ cleansing the glasses, if they wish, to seldom muscular figures—a thoughtless, as long as a more costly one."—y. y. - rand Knpids here shut down upon tbe mously. Necessity is the mother of, avoid various disense* that arise from cheerful, easy-going people, who rove 1 Journal ! hither and thither with their flocks and rest bulk of the gambling there this invention, you know, and ’as ft soon exposure to microbes. The drug clerk rinses out the glass herds as they could find pasture. They . nr and it is announced that there became evident thatI. these lum parts JMU lb could VWUIU t LI HintG CHANG, <U be no wheels of fortune and Dot be made more cheaply than they could j' lefore be‘orc the eyes of the customer in a were decicfedly superior to the Bushmen, “What! Do you prdcqc- physlt-8 am] • cn the cane and ring game al­ be bought hnuivlit Sink or O1 faucet, or a brush with water whom they hated, but quite- unable to of the press, boarded the United State* there very quickly, arose ' sink . wed on tbe grounds. An admission bright engineering geniuses iu nearly Tunning around ifc This gives a sug- withstand Europeans, and their nun-. dispatch boat Dolphin early in thc chemistry here nt home?'’ « 'T^,t *• aj'yrife’s toilet morning and steamed down tbe bay to . e of 25 cents will be charged to the every establishment who set them­ gestion of" cleanliness and safety to the ’ her* rapidly declined^ portly from thj table. — Fltegende Blarti-r. tting ring also, and it is believed that selves to the invention of new and im­ average soda water consumer with loss of their best grazing ground*, but meet the andiassaidor. New York. Aug, 31. — Ou Saturday Ll is will keep out the young men who proved machinery with which to make which the bacteriologist is uot at all sat­ largely, also, through epidemic di Menses, reive their first lessons in gambling them on the parent premises.” isfied: Such flimsy pretext of cleaning nnd especially smallpox, which ship*, Bung Chuug was escorted to thc resion their way |L from Indin. dencc. of ex-Secrejtury Whitney, and "J do not fear coutradietion. ” said • a gloss cannot make on<? that has been touching ine manager of one of th- hirge.t nth-1from the lip. of anyone who brought'into "lhe coiintrv.' TTu-v" are *— *^crc Introduced io President Health Id Michigan. tetie sundries euneem. in tlie country nn- f**1 *u disease a safe vehicle now. .-is a distinct race. aimo.t extinct Cleveluld. who h»d com.- from BusDuring t he week ended on August 33 1 1I aecmre '•> «J>«- colony, though a good d™l of “c^-- I!«.v c«l>«-l#ny to welromr thc declare m, my teller tn-llef that that: ---------------------------------------• ports sent in by 52 observers in vari- to me. -when trad. io the Unfteti States.' In vuv the United State, '' The ""bortest* nnd slmple.t method to their blood ha. poa.rd Into the mixedI noted ——' Chinaman ----------**•’-•--• there is not a ..s cM.tcu o.uics ' • -nre Elmo;?I have ar. Solute I .s portipns of the state indicate that .hot bus not been beneficlallv affected make —>------- -----1._. .— frdni ------------.1 black population ot Cape Ton n and it. t The president made a brief add reus of remedy for Consumption. By its tinu'.r usa germ* is - to t£ainniution of tbe kidneys and tonsil- ■ ! scrub the even object vigorously with sonp, neighborhood—a population the other. welcome, to which tbe ambassador re­ thousands of hopeless cases hive teen a ready by the bicycle Industry. Why. ■ . 5 increased in area of prevalence. Con­ . spooded. , On Saturday afternoon, ucif'dm-' wat?r» and n stiff sterilized brush to get elements of which are Malay*and west­ p::;iunenL’y cured. So poof-pica? , an I : .option was reported at 217 places, lhe butchers are benefited by «h/Mm! cumpanlcd by-hia attendants, CoL Fred .of ifc power that 1 comxLr i: r-y c :;v to, Mtltes 1 Jt dean outride. Then it ] phbld fever at 51, diphtheria at 15, proved health' and healthier appetites should be bathed in corrosive, snblir const. negroes, the descendant*of *ln.v.es. Grant and hi* non I’lysHiis. Grn*. Huger, scai bottler fret V > th cf *r . , imported in the Inst century. Further of the people. Members of every trade p irlet fever at 17, measles at 13 aud > MiittL’intl Porter and a number of oth- v ho have Qiqswrptrin.Tlima. h ru Mal ot have found it to their advantage to • mate, 1-2,000 solution, for some hours, north, ,vn the south side of the Orang** Mi • looping cough at 13 places. Lung.-Trouble, if they vi;i vh*.' tielr invest some money in one of thc many or a very strong solution of carbolic river,'and beyond it in Nnmagu.ilabd. era. Li drove to the tomb of Gen..Grant, express and pc.rtoflicc a±irers. Siry -. .Sv,' Important Decisionnecessary adjuncts to the bicycle pas­ acid. Polling, hard for at least five min­ rmnll tribe* cognate to the Hottentotsj whom hr met while the latter was on utes kills the bacteria, but to kill the still wander over the dreary plain*. . [This tour around |the world, and for R Judge John H. Palmer decided at time. Very different from these weak Bush- . whom he had the utmost admiration. |fi< g Ha pi ds that part of the general "The leather goods people have (pnnd spores.superheated steam should becinArriving at* Kiwi-side park. Li entered H .sorter unconstitutional that relates ft necessary to invest in a special class ployjsd, or else the gloRse* should be mcr^ond Hottentots was. and is, the I• boileq'three times in succession. I '■ a justices of the pence. lie holds thnt of goods favorable to the manufacture third native'Face,* those who are called the tomb, and, approaching the crj-pt. This shows how impossible it is for Bantu (a word, meaning “people”) by laid there, a lieaukifu! floral wreath. justice is entitled to serve the full of saddles, bags: valises and such like L ;ne for which .he was elected. One Rtindrics. The shoemakers now make the glasses at the soda fountain to he themselves nnd Kafirs’by Europeans. Before doing so hr made a profound PARKER S P |< lousand or more justices in Michigan specially designed shoes, leggings, etc. really clean or free from microbes, and The word Kafir is Arabic, nnd mean* an Ixfw. Li’s wreatli was u beautiful afHAIR BALSAM B.-.e interested in this decision The glovecnakers are affected. Watch­ what a difference there is between what infidel (literally "one who denies"). It fair.Vjt was about four feet in diame­ ■ the public and the doctor calls clean. i* applied by Mussulmans not merely to ter nnd consisted• of Lay leave* nnd r ■ £Uswortn DeUaw, 01 Pinconning, makers manufacture and keep on sale;| Notabetterculturemedhimlato.be these South Africans, UUb but to other white, mauve orchids tied* with, yellow ; hile at work in a sawmill had his head cyclometers und such like instruments*1 found than the soda water glow with it* 1 heathen: as. for instance, seemed to ,------nffret,----- ———. —, — by the velvet. The — occasion ----- r*— — ■ ■ it off by a cant hook with which he of precision. Photographic apparatus ;1 layer of sirup, cream, egg. HINDER CORNS ts. f!_ So thin J| Afghans to the idolaters.of Knflristan. ,*Li deeply. In conversation with. Col. tatalfew makers turn out spcciallv designed aS pta. MUV M«. ne. V I •• • a* trying to shift a belt. । that even the would imrui hardly n_ j.. . Th c Grant he referred do hi* warm admira ­ cameras. Woodworkers ' and cane-1 ------’*,'.T.2T ” mlcrosrojK* wwu,u y t. in the Hindu-Kush mountains. A collision occurred on the D. L. & worker, nnd erk enltem. en(m>rer^ I ,"^,‘5k2L*,U ?1" ’? "T 1 Portuguese probably took the name tion of thr Intr general’* qualities?- Ono railroad near Fowlersville between locksmiths nn,l new.p.pen M hnre n’’ P'*”.£r.b°d,IL *" , from the Arabs, whom thay found al­ of the leading reasons, he added, for re­ B '■ vo passenger trains. Both engine* found U pcfUrely neeemuirr t« Inre.t I “•>'«•<?.'»«* «<l™nc« the danp-x beready settled on the east coast. The*.* turning home by way of America wn* " Tlu Niagara fallt Route.” ENg ;; ere ditched, one fireman seriously in­ more or leu capital In vnriomi brnnehe. ' »»•«- Bantu triliea—if we may class those us to visit h<« frelnd’s grave. Through . I. -red and several cars were derailed. oftb.Meytjelndn.try, The total rnp. । <ra lh<SL Bantus who apeak languoges'of what U *n interpreter he made many inquiries Mrs. Robert Maxwell and her three called the Bantu type—fill all East aliout thr mausoleum, towards which Itnl tbn, invented, entirely ouWde ot, _jJ . ar-old child were killed by thc cam ’ |a.m.|pm jp.rn isn.[*.«. Africa from the region of the Upper Nile ]>c forwarded Hon John Bussell Young the actual manufacture of bleyele«.ennNIGHT ON SHIPBOARD ...I XJSpJO I C57|U0! «.» S2D.000.o6b or $30.-' $30.­ southward. a check for $500 After remaining not be far short of $20,000,000 . > The Upton works at Part Huron 000.000. The investment is spread over • The Heralar Datieo and the Time for Those who dwell south of the Zambesi standing for 20 minutes nlongs!dr thc I- Meh some weeks ago discharged 150 an enormous area." (Senerel Kclaxatton. are generally strong nnd well-made casket Li uttrned several word* in Chi­ :’ their employes has shut down tntireThe -first rail" is sounded again 1 men, -- -------------A little-sum in arithmetic is neces­ sometimes os black d* „a irulf of nese and made a-profound bow. step­ _________ ... . C. R. Q8BORN. Local Agent . H«sU*g» • until January 1. This throw* 100 sary to get ot the amount of money five mlnutea before sundown, when the y?..i Guinea negro, __ sometime, verging on a ping backward to the door, he repeated ;u.:ore men out of work. en«lgn end the Jack-lndyerd. arc , brown~ttnl; and though Uwv have the the same wonfei to himself and made a spent by the devotees of the new pas­ laauned and aetayllght made reiuly for woolly hair and thick lip.’ generally second bow. Themhe withdrew. Report on Crops. 1 time. Indicate tho .hip ’, where characteristic of inc the negro, negro. maiviauai* Individual, 1 Toledo, O.» Aug. 29.—C. A. King & Co.’s Prices vinucoa of - wheels vury vary from $50 10 to hoteUng to __ The entire -party then entered care ...wo xrom *au ,1.♦hn niwM ■ in. 7. nhnilte dnrinrr Tk-------—“ M.. __ ...found. among Y ’ whcoecaat ~VS ---may. — tbereforr.l „ th° “lUht ' arroftra them 1 nual crop report says that clover »100 and upward w r’agcs and were driven to the residence ------------------w.w.w^.w,. ,, U urn - i Th ------i *'*'-.''* awuiiu un be pretty safely accepiM as an average I « or . 1 fo,,o ^s at sundown as the of features suggest Ij' cd in Ohkx Indiana, Illinois and Mich?ita air admixture of t Col. Grant in Kast Sixty-sroond TIMETABLE. saluted by blood. -The; an will be about two-thirds of a crop. first coat to the owner of a bicycle J!®* U ,owcred - all ar. (,Semitic ---------------------aey are more prolific There he was received’ by Mr*, In Effect MsySl. IW.; deClc yine -*” assembly 1* than the wwIIvGeuivin,a. wiuow a, Mrs. | ie quality is nearly an average. The p>t down another 15 for such ad-1 Central Standard Tune Hottentots, or wen well upnyslcala* physical- '>.>■«», QranL widow of ur the mre late general. general." Mr*, tins’ qawtera (inurters am. an.’ lyratronger nnd __ i belter. mode, ... ___r _and _ ..... . and... teeeu as .. ,lamp, ------ K.,1 ----------------end thev r> Orent LI are old friend., the He ajority of farmers are disposed to juncts bell,-----cyclometer and- n then sounded for evening ( *.l freely early. One-third of the ' few useful, handy tool*. There is pos­ r. a rote n !e7 . Dri a '"rth'’r “•"’■•>'«> •» •>» •*. of affecting. Mra. Gran- met heat crop left in the states named 1 sibly a suit of bicycling clothes, which fte bMte rallt ™ '?!’■ Ilt<’- flO“e °f the Hb" du* °ut «»•' h'« excellency i. Chip, in 1ST. when — Jhiua in 1879 when ’ 11 be unfit for milling, owing to dam- ' may be estimated at $20, and then for ae bugle rail la warded to ’ Slnnd by , worked iron nnd copper; all of them accompanying Gen. Grant on his trip e by rains. Their chief wealth la, In around the worl<L Thr viceroy was NOKTH. the'slmple repairs that may be needed hammock.. That bring, all the crew need Iron. *!T“L"Aik' u” J10**- 'b,lr C"M,C; ““ T not [Xtei.s, presented to all the Invited guest* He Ctdesgo...;....... Noted Illustrator. | while on a long trip and away from the out to the ships side bewde the ham'* — * — ’ ----*»-.-.*•* .... but where the land wn» fit for tillage spoke feelingly to Mra. Grn. Grant of . New York, Aug. 31.—Charles Stanley regular repair shop* of the maker. KiUmuoo Lv. I -inhart, an artise and illustrator of These are not likely to exceed $5 In n mock netting*; to two rank* facing the they cultivated it. They had no re­ the great loss she hnd sustninrd.in thr East Co»vn-r.... stem, until the boatswain’s mate re­ L reruational reputation, died Sunday of year. The guaranty’ given with all bi­ ports to the officer on deefc: “All up ligion. except in a sort of magic, and death of her husband, and said' that W'.-MiuiJ .1 cycles covers nil ordinary repairs not that warship of the ghost* of ancestors he would alwoya cherish the general’* right’s disease at the Players’ club in and nft." Thc latter then ardent "Un­ which seems to be the most widely । da city.* Mr. Reinhards was born in tbe result of carelessness or accident 1'”'»nory. Then the viceroy presented cover!— Pipe down!” and in obedience diffused of all human Mupenrtltions. Mr*. Grant with **ve>ral piece* of valu«. ttsburgh, Pn.. in 1844. j caused by the owner. Together these sums, which include first cost, amount to this order and tbe boatswain’s whis °f 0 Priesthood, there were able brocaded silk] a rate Chlnene vase Ge the nettings nre thrown down, and to $105. Now by thc cn'd of the sea­ wjzards or medicine men, often j>ower- nnd n nufnlier of chests of tea. He also Ckw ordale son a rider may be tired of\hls “bike" the hammocks are served out and taker, ful as the denouncers of those whom presented U. S. G»ant. Jr., son of Col. ■Mmitz...... . below to their proper place*. Eacl. or secs one he likes better, and wishes thc chief wished to put to death. In­ Grant, with a valuable jade stone. The to make an exchange. His old machine haninjock ha* printed on it a number, tellectually they weser very much upon visit lasted an hoiir. When Li was on und $30 to $50 will procure him a brand- nnd that same number 1r on the hook the level of the native races of West the point of leaving, Mrs. Grant pre­ new one of the latest model. Henee wc below decks where that hammock has Africa.—James Bryce. M. P., in Century. 14 n J). L. sented him with a; large-sized steel enmay take'it that the annual expensc ot 'tc be swung, so that each man sleeps in , LiMtlif.;....... ' graving of her husband. j “I wan troubled, a long time, with Detroit. keeping a bicycle. Inclusive of first the same place every night, and that j Antiquity Prerton# Stones •Rind K*pl<S. cost, is aboht $50, or. say.Sl per week. place is called his “billet.” £ 'ick headache. It was usually acC.pmn were not cut untj the 16th or Unless, now. a boat i* called away 17th century. bclngr uwd in the roturh p.,., THREE LIVES LOST I .-ompanied with severe pains in the Thia, of course, does not include re­ freshments, on journey*, hotel and there will be no more bugle calls until before that period. As carlv ax 2.400 E '.ample* and sickness at the stomMinoa* poll*. other incidental expenses.—N. Y. Her­ five minutes of nine. Thy period Is year, before Christ precious stone, were | jch. I tried aj Pills good that manyI remedies received Milin., Aug. 28.—At an "were Minn., ald. one. of complete nnd1 isMinneapolis, spent V““ ■’----------• -I"' ■ —relaxation, like perma S anything recommended for­ ■ V svuw «VI C by the sailors in smoking, gpinning cut (lur.ng the Itontan empire than dur­ nent benefit A sinthis complaint; but • yarns, singing. pMying on musical in­ ing any other period. Later Venice and Strayed the dothipg store of -A. G. Ej de box of these did until tire work A trader at Fort Berthold, on the up­ struments und <k»ncing. At five min Peterson A Co., at 1203 Washington ft pills was not 1 be­ I : or me. and I am a well man.” per Missouri, also tells a story that 'illus­ utes of nine the first call is again sound­ Gcnod became the great gem markets of nvenfic south and ■ Lundeen’s icxiglnggannow taking | CH. Hutchings, East Auburn, Me. trate* an Indian's notion of a practical ed ns a warning to the. crew to pre­ thc world, and upon the direovery of the house adjoining. After it was ex­ joke. A Hee Indian had given him con: pare to turn into their hammocks and MW world. It. supply wa. ealted upon tinguished the bodies of F. A. nnd Gt»* v For the rapid cure of Constipnriderable annoyance by hanging ground go to sleep. At nine o’clock come* the to furnish the old world. The prehTo- Anderson and Jolin Schroff, lodgers in I lion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Nnutorlc races of the new world made great thc Lundeen building, were found In the store In .a half-drunken condition, call known ns "Tattoo.” E iea, and all disorders of Stomach, Ute of pearls, and Korte of the finest seen the ruin*. The origin of the fire wa* and was told that in case he wan seen This Tattoo is the Fiirvivut of an old ■ Liver, and Bowels, take again with a bottle it would be taken custom. In the- “old navy" ft used to ore yet to be. found iu the coMlnent probably incendiary. Loss about $12.­ ilaarixa* away from him and thrown into thc last 15 minutes, and was performed, discovered by Columbus.- InJ-awa. the 000; insured, for $9,000. fire. A few* days afterward the Indian with drum und fife, playing all manner first country tn produce diamonds, tbe I appeared with a pint flask-in hi* blanket xif nira nnd quicksteps, according t.i finest precious stones, and at one time I ns usual. The trader was as good as hb the fancy or fogenuity of the drummer aa many ns 6,000 men were employed in 1 Crr**ey---- ---------the Goleomta mines. It hasnlwcsLe,, , word, nnd ‘demanded the bottle, which and fifer. It is even said to have bee;, * ’u>l iYorfcTU'y. was given up without a word of pro­ banded down from a period of supersti u remurliable fact that thc so-called ! tityillYNHfr'X L* Rlcb^nd Junction... test. and then the redskin started for j tion, when they u*cd to make n hullr.- eonterretiom of the world ip the matter I the^ door. The trader threw thr flask 1-aloo after dark to drive the devils out of dlatrnn^ comiemn. new dlnmonj »ml their products. Aresierdtuii into the stove, when bang! went «!»•• of the ship.' At the last note of Tattoo store nnd out came tbe windows, thr the ship’s’ben Is struck twice toraine hT'1*.’1™!-one-third of the tiade ’ ’’•Fn '.t TrMr.s wit! bv re::-: ■!’ . . J J. ‘"■”™"'>»-Chieofr Chronicle | trader following. Had hrstopprd tn in­ o’clock, and the bo.tsw.ln’. whlml, tn Jhr < i»injumy,whnw*f'* 11 ’ lhe timeof uueb train* wh*: vestigate before tbrowirg. hr would rounds “pipe flown.” Every wan must No. it. will WMtt nr WedH'" <r !■ . 5 Dak-fl Ehulmrb. have found the flask contained gun then turn into hi* hanupnek, whether tnu. No. 1 ami' k’rrifibt S>». *0 "•• 1 * Prerand rut into two-inch lengths' powder, not whisky.—Golden Day*. « KXo. • Ml nllM Rlrtil«nJ.:l« «>•“" ptll “ hr i» sleepy or not, for an inspection i* three bunches of rbul’arb. Dredge n-itklufidc by tbe maater-at-arm* to ace tljat rival of No dnnC.J. &M. h FM m'litft** —Our happiness in this world tie­ oil have done so. Then sounds tha* flour and put in a bailing dish, with one RwriKite nm-l »h) al 1*1*” 1 ‘ *. , X)Zrl,( before Iraviuff time of < liter**• pen ds on the affection* that we are en­ last, long, mournful call. “Tap*.”—- large cupful of sugar sprinkled over It. Bake In a mederate own three-quarters abled tennspire.—Duchess de Pra*lin. It msv not go forward until n*\ ■< r »sr fleet. John M. Ellicott, to St. Niebels*. of aa hour.—N. Y. Txd'ger. n«n'v. & T A. Nipt* The state board of equalizaftsn, In -**xiun al Lansing to listen Jo thc ap•ala of the representative* of the ser­ ai couptie* for the reduction of their jualized valuation, adjourned until •ptember 14, when the duty of equal­ ing the valuation of the state will be mmenced. State Tax Statistician De­ odar} Vised the board not to reduce the rgregute valuation of the state, ns ich reduction could only tend to in-eaae the rate per cent, of taxation. H Michigan Central E&I&&&S00 & I Sick Headache I Permanently Cured AYER’S AYER'S I AW Cathartic Pills NONESUCH mince meat �Hastings Banner. uo!“^ 1 baa to rrtw Mu, ’■»»»« Thursday, Sept, j. 1896. -.^sbc” ffet^" te‘! “ Br<t' «“~ , yon-ve torn me turnon nocning of jour adventures for rbe Jast two or three years. Surely, you must have nnd some l>efore coming here?” "And hereditary tandeneie,’ s., I'oprt'uL-'7 eW to ,Mrn U1,t J'0” are' The short and simple aanAbL'— f'*”™ ’Poker, of them you know the line. Tbe city was not I f 'u’i’T ‘d'T“y* *° indeflnitalv; tha, ia, ad but one wu iadednlle, and h.J- --PH l»prereSn?!’T‘aJ?T? —Jv 5S®*TOU*’• ^re is nothing more to telh a mv ,BeHeTe «*• you »re fortunnte, indeed, cases ° oacape any risk of tnc monotony of K ■ !, !here ”"“t S'”11 in the a humdrum existence. I exxyy you tbe t K family, and he would have it ao, though I 1 must go to her now.■ M —ld •« th. me .Ui gin. | aJ?ey. of Mceue *nd surroundings ,. : a' J f“w;doyor-1 k”rw he ant be JL Wing, it tn a tbe ff’fh rather <,;. slight k / V Z7 Ct0 ‘ [ ^.r* ,Or 1 ””r rrnienibervdheed to me. rethei KUi ' " b ca aas fall'u to your lot." strange jt .iiS'ai.x-S 1: “I’m afraid •'“*'“*u^rcd—never t^— uth •u 1T ’hadj stated. stated,1' *^* there .-----------------could be no ,umonotony in y ne8^ected her “ if one could not grow weary hta In this mornino-"Te ”1 am am "’T 8h* Cried’ ““W. "hy« Dr. Dr- Morrii Morri T i ’ ’ |I °f it! 8b< Patient. !; -*-•'-*•! this Uftara^ afte^ Ihi. “tO d-ive to Daaaettville 1 is the BUPrrl®tJve of monotony. Many to hare, - •— ; — wmpren jn-rtaut ap "Itcolly, Mrs. Loring-,- I urged, “you a nrracrimte «7, have no cause of complaint agnln-n »»U 'Whu-d.t,. hare you f‘d l-osHahnum w. tart in Spa . jour ancestors, except, powiblv in th:,-, Madam.’ said he to my aunt, iak,- u _• you inherit from them snaoeptlbllitk-x Oh opportunity to enjoy the .^y-uentorerkeroadS word for it, all hotels ate bad, but some of unusual keenness. Thereeanhardl,nre worse than others*, all strangem be an escape from ,»„><■ of the penalties nature txacte Tram the (moaralor of n„ thc -*"■- are obnoxious, but some are pestilen­ tial; all sight-seeing is a weariness of “It wm,mid lohbthdlv.' druggie the following artistic temperament. Tbe Uncst Ixlr. the flesh, nod the more one has of it celaln demands the gentlest handling •: which courtesy ami ol»acaw nunuung. H will do her good Thc fact that the greater tbe burden becomes.* " f.hint. you vt-tti catch oolek _ umeaning. ___ . .,” . •re finely blended, when Mrs.1I think my ■’’And Mrs. Lonbg?” ’k !,ertora '<•» hour. 1 fief medical adviser came 1 “Just as I bare thought so many. many, -ill .prore to her that she is nln-adv b “Ilis vehemence startled her, and she fo- a diNCfraiion of her case. I many times.” she declared, with a Kmiiu Ito pick up in this splendid.,.,-j. fled at-the,first opportunity.” < nt issue were thc length. ‘ i delight. “? You it no fcelingh feclingh . , * OU put lt atlJKMl’h'*rt‘. he,ides on we sue comn "Yet^she could uot not have heeded the । . ami minuteness with 1| doctor—so feelingly. You can’t realize realfrj - ung, I can post yon on the treat- tirade — to — advantage. -w.-um^v. In all sincerity, -• |OW. l[iul ■ should describe her sysop- ”ow — rejoiced I -am *to- •know that jI ■ . i?,1 Ms-ppcu ,n:,l'r*d our out rvr fee her." her." 'let me .say that until she consents to d or imagined, the systems of < un^er your treatment, I shall expect ' T,,ere quiet amusement in her rettle down quietly for a considerable in her .- to which she hod l>een sub- j ^ou uccompllsh wonders, ndein. doctor, drwutz.she listened to this ipgenunus “ «*c mere time there is is not not mucti much nope hope of of effecteffect. • -effects, good, bad or in- i Peo^b* wondera." U S , T*rmitt«l it to end her >pg her cure. You must have observed W!u , oH it .. . . . . produced by them, nnd the 1 *‘"’e shall do one best, you and I. 1 hesitancy-whifch nesitancy—which was all It was de- 3hat on a journey she seems to be at HPIK'll fn .................... -roof, weighty or'valueless, ! hnd much can Imj counted on from accou’P>'«h. ■ her. beet, but that when the trip -is persons unknown to’ her ■ 4^e medicine you ure to take. Rutrc- in *’ay iR ton alluringly charm- ended there is a reaction, and after a (t was n content, valifint but ' member, please, that thediructions fur* ft. she said. "I can’t resist the ,cw «teks she is off ngain, finding in shall $be ready dt two. emn n on Ir.u.n ’’ ... -” ,the excitement relief which, and.'nt last the woman had 1 use are to be followed exactly.” , temptation. 1 Her face brightened. * A* I turned from the porcfi I had a ip turn, has to be pa.d for at a high “Aou mind allowing kH-tor. «lvar doctor,” she ra> ' _ won’t ----------..... WCme p,vthe - pre- glimpse at Mrs. Weston’s face disap. rate. When her greatest neet! is rest ‘ •»4»>»5«r»* ..-111 _v . Raid. • • “I dear* .* •. ou can’t imagine how pleased scription, will you?" she pcanng through her doorwfiv. and she applies the spun If ever there was >;,■ 1—[ nm to be tinder^-our ly “ love ‘ to am*’them, although of com-.- from iti^ cheery smile I conjectured n victim of thc travel habit, she js one. that the good ronJ heartily approved Can she not be persuaded to give her I can't road them: They're like th., . . h I, could tell you,describe .—-------rc.u*© m,» mi^ rirn I’va suffered, thc 1 hieroglyphics in the museum,. so so inin- Of the little acene which bad taken t cooperative powers a fair chance to place acroHR the way. ' assert themselves? -Ono can’t do bet­ । tdergone at the hands of Arresting and instructive; don’t you Ugh! it makes me - th™k doctor?” ter than to let nature alone sometimei. “Why certaiirty you can see it,” said pk of them." But I can’t tell ' XT: ’ This is plain talk, plainer than I should Hiram Jones, the new farmhand.cer­ like to address directly to your aunt; bear even to think of thorn. I. scribbling away on a sheet of mv no- 4 tainly bad one merit—he obeyed or­ but it is due to you, far in many wans was that last one, so highly book. “Herp it is.” She took the paptfr. and surveyed' it ders. I’relscly at two o’clock my horse you can help to put It into practice.* tied, too.* I went to him,doc- j ■ S|TO BK CONTtSVKD) . nre my going to him—abso-1 with something approaching awe, in und buggy stood before tbf office dour. tting my life in his charge. I Hplte of her long acquaintance with The fact that he was on_ti: ne made me study the fellow’s looks. ; ss one gaze's i:-t after I hnd escaped front , nuch documents. one gaze's for both of. vs with interest at some pytdigj' devel­ i: who hud made me take | Probably , - it. wac well-------—.. v l ocks nnd ride u horse—such that she could make nothing of it, oped in an altogether unexpected . •.lly bard trottang horse, too— j There was quassia, to give an impres­ place. Hr was stout und well built. SUFFER U~TOLD MISERIES. (J ts every day. And whnt, doc- I ®lvcIy vigorous flavor to the compound!. with Httle'of the slouching clumsiness • on imagine that next wretch tincture of atefoedita. for the .-hake of cf thetypical plowlioy. His face. . ink of it ! ' He thrust me into >te bouquet; burnt sugar, to supply the though far from stolid, was not at­ Mb.-: In-’ called a ‘rest-cure;’ absolutely proper color effect; and aqua pnra tractive. and several days’ growth of FE/AALE : / t<> do. nothing to are, nobody 1 to Mu* amount of eight ounce**. It would Ixrard helped to leasi-n such slight to. Why, doctor, it was mad- । ho an evil-tasting, evil-smelling, evil. claims to comeliness as it might* have * maddening! ‘ ; looking mixture, qdite tepablc of sat- l-osaessed. His garments were coarse simply : ACTS AS A SPECIFIC dear Mrs. Loring," I broke in, Wying the patient’s craving for grue­ and stained, arid hi.< boots were old aud ! B) Arousing It Health, Actiin all her Organ. do not agitate yourself with some potions, but harmless enough, worn. “ You ’ re prompt." I observed.as he renotwithstanding its warnings to the such menior les. I f you please—” ’ It Cannes health to bloom, and . Ihiquished thl- reins, “It’s a good I*.lit >hc had regained breath and senses. 1 joy to reign throughout the frame. . “So reassuring, isn’t it, doctor, to 1 plan.” wa-s'itign-.n in full career. Rest-cures, “It’s easy ’notigh." he answered, ... It Never Falls to Regulate... . v. yrtr-ctires,, milk-cures, steam-curen: have things in black ami white?” said gruflty. and. turning on his heel; drenchimrs internal and external, pills, she. “One sees them »o much more । “My wits haa been nailer ueaunentof lead. । walked away. iln* phy»lcl«n« three »enr», without benefit. pids and piasters: sea air. mountain vividly, don’t you know?” . After iielnif three bottle* trf U KA DH BLD'S At knottier time his manner. might _D__ ?Proof of the value of the eyes. Mrs. FEMALK ItKGULATOK (he can dq ber own a .issrei*. calisthenics, nnd opt’ cooking, mlikinr and wn*hina." huve annoyed me. but just then 1 had »-i duor •xe-rcisc; drugs by wholesale, Loring.” 1 X. s. It it VAN. Henderson. Ala. other interests in life than specujp"Indeed it is. That thought has BRIDHELn RFCIT.ATOU CO.. Atlanta. Ga. '■.out number, .treatments rep­ tions as to the crudities of farm-labor! BoU by druggiaU at Sl.M) per bettle. 3 range from the latest bad curred to me often, yes, so often.” She • medicdl science to a cldfie ap- sighed gently, as if there were some-1 ars’ civilization. Miss Gray waa ready , for thc start, and In n moment or two • the*spperstitions of vuudoo- thing melancholy in the reflection. "I shall drive to BuasettvIHe this the bay was leisurely beginning his; these she had survived. For afternoon's work .to nllnp|»earttncestt>e * hours her ■title flowed on In afternoon to hate the prescription made sleepiest <»ld roadster in the state. I i.iel: overwhelmed all inter- up,” I told her as I bode her good-morn­ had thought the vehicle well enough in and when she paused nt last ing; and her thhnks pursued me us I its way. but now. | noticed thc dust on I; -r from weariness than from hastened down the stairs nnd out of the its body and Hie cakes of dried mud house. Once otit of range of her sight -:-jb-!?uhjqct. ’ on the t ires a^jd spokes, and a suspicion { voman of stu-h experiences nnd voice, I .paused to wipe, . my . fore­ crossed my mind that horse, carriage. ( 1 tvmnTkahly well. Ilercom- | h*'ad. after ’finishing ' ’ as a man will ........... ’ ’ innirna nnd very possibly driver contrasted . • pale and sallow, and her ' long, and trying tdsk. no matter wtlialb»•—••• ■•£*"'•» ’ fiddly, and not to their advantage, with j re “on or navvy. 4 had • . ; . ... , " . un cilgv," c<:gv, ns Ils she sue herself nerscn . er he be philosopher * . - ‘ . -- • -Loring, thc-trim, well-dressed young person bet; hut the stethoscope showed ]| a very kindly feeling for Mrs. Loring. tfiuc me. r lungs were not. affected, and rad it was ns much a port of my busi“1 belfcrvfi I can guess your thoughts.” nthitig to cause alarm in tho ness to listen to her plaints us it wns to 1 said, not too amiably. “You’re mar­ . heart. Her digestion PRICE ,Wl. ABV, V’ *-v- . ' endeavor to -- -remove . ..-- - — their --- - cause, ... . but- veling at my fiery steed. Am I right?" icestion was wa*.! i :-l hardly have been other- I1 no umpunt amount of reiteration of the fact, fact. “In part yea.” she. answered; “but ........... l.n,i 1 it rnffiiMwl remneile lire to the :hc. triak to which hnd , sufficed to reconcile me infiicto the inflic-| only in part.” for so many years—and uu- । tion. She spoke so rapidly, and with so । “And what do yoji think of him?" v *hi- hnd" had some genu- ' many exclamations, thnt her talk, “That hr is’.very quiet and gentle. s of rheumatism, but these ! jarred on one’s nerves as quickly as a •nd very well milted to a physicianV rv weighty reasons for brisk but irregular hammering. The uses.” rg about two-hemispheres. As ] lot. of her niece as her constant com-1 “So fnr 30 good; but is that oil?” f try predecessors had prob-1 panion was not to V° envied: ft wn* . “About the horse, ye*.’’ . iilcl, it seenuxl clear to me * fitraogo ihnt it was not the gin girl »• who ge mat nni inc uu ( *May I risk asking if your thoughts 1 —t plan to pursue wns to let' was ‘ in need of medical attendance. turned from him to h.'s master’”’ tt.iji herself wih some harm- | What an agreeable patient Miss Gray There was a little pa Ute before she But. after all. I re- । and, looking at her out of the hi.-I to strive to Induce her ( would have been! he believed herself au in- ( fleeted. Dorothy Gray well wo« to be corner of my eye. I thought her cheek preferred to Dorothy Gray ill. ^nd.tbe Hushed a bit. p. Mrs. Loring, is most in- next reflection, in natural sequence. -Il 11 was WHS merely UKTCIJ a U question which sngwas, where was she to be found? 1 I, gravely. I grated itaell." «he aaid No in plicated.’* said sbe, carnest-------obe --- wns visible about the Clark dcring whether the evident fitness of ROUTE PASS EAOL.E i v phvsicians have spoken premises; evidently the young lady 1 he fiorsc for his work meant that his was out for a stroll. Somewhat regret- mnBter jo^ed upon this village as his ;r* fully. 1 crossed the rood to Mrs.Weston. permanent field.” nwd hardly avoid it. STANDARD GAUGE STEEL BAILS. >»t the jw>int ju^t now. [shall who was enjoying one of her rare res­ It was now my turn to hesitate. ion to submit implicitly to pites from household duties. “Really.” 1 at ,aKt- ’*it u ° hard •<Fv # go. a new hired nmn ” .h. proI shall give you a preI can say neither Iohk I , con claimed; “eome — „ to-day. »n, I' ves m-or'gn-at eflleucy, but on-i can’t---get beyond the nor no. I--------nnu»t I>i used with rigid care Je»' hired him bn the apoi. My. but ’prefient. May I not lie content with ..FEO.M..., at a regular hour—let us it'a a rellrfl TlllVtem bora grow up. n o’clock. You will then take 1'11 never (eel real itwy mde« were “Do you think it Is enough for yon— of the medicine In a wine- good, .teadr man on tbe fam,. for anv young professional man "Who fa he? anti where la he from?" ■atcr—the glass must be full ••But if it satisfies me/’ talluro to ■ Then go out of doors ami I naked, knowing Uial Does itr for 13 iruuutes in-the sun- evince interest In her acquisition At this particular instant, yes; at a- d all NORTHERN POIXTR »" :|x»t availalile, not for exercise. would be highly unwise. other times, when I can’t get away Ihr Interior of tbe MEXICAN KEPUBLIl. Md Of i-iii; -but iu order to hnve the te the 1 gucM hc*s a tramp, though he from myself, no. clrulai m. ut Its best to promote theac- looks kinder spruce for one of 'em. His You can see him she apolce again it wna to ask me >-,i; ■ • tin- delicately powerful combi- name’s Hiram Joneo. Mie jlmjr'-— .. . to> .b. fallowed .d hrbyh*>r ai r:an<»ti of drugs. I will arrange with weedin’ over yonder. rouUn. .nuuuo ------ b.r sunt ”It strikes me he’s a little awkward i Whll. I described It .he tyr;-. Cl.uk for your breakfast dirt. “ snd otter* more attrartions tn ths surnt-we ..L .. A ’■ r breakfast you will shtin theopen st 4kw 1 suggested, aftdv • brief survey 1 rabwly ns if « she htulte) ba<SK room to doubt *r. t-Hiri-L or .reveler titan। anv oiber route a cuiintrv nnrlvalsd tn ■reo;1?that the Invalid wua clow, to deathii T-avmtnv «:r fou an hour, at the end of which of the newcomer. ru>e with Ancient |ftatnry.-lo the land of the tin» •’I win taken walk or rid©. Don t Well, he comes cheap: rested HKo door, flefora th. njcltal «•* Mouteznnma and the Aztecx t’A-iiu worn it until thc dinner hour, tir’d sake most anything, he was mat w. bad begun » trarerae one of th. eovipmknt vsbvhfamxd. tevcl stratchc. I UKbieMd *hvn you nwy take asscond done. Rest •Then not a train p," safd L "By ami the bay lengthened bls .trklcai for an hrtor after dinner, and then pass your time as you please out of doors. tbe way. will you bare him harness my • chirrup or hoof-beats rang \ third *<lnsc should be taken at sup- horse about two o’clock? Excuse me. sl»aken off and BAN ANTONIO TO rib© hard road? tiine, and a fourth before retiring. I added, hastily, for Miss Gray hod quick and sha<P u Tar below bls I rt li upQQ yOU lo rnJTy out theae di­ come into view as she turned Jbe cor­ left " ‘ the wm — “ excuse wouki- ha rections to the letter." ner of tbe house over best* but on« lc to the* young most of tbe kx»< trotters ho ‘Indeed I will,” sho promised, and P'rret connections at San Antonio wMh aUllnea thcuhvrfoce fell, and she leaned toward Indy. . , m kho rear.Pulling him up when we from tbe north and east. Tbe girl saw me as I hurried toward nauu,«, . rise In the grotle 1■ u*e as she asked: "Doctor, have I n ,ho girl a little triutaphantly. The : ■ us diathesis? There was n her. and, pausing, awaited me at the swift motion hsd brought a new l.ght Frenchman, such a .delightful man I F< r infonnaboc <»ftccralni Wexien. Ttaiets “Good morning, doctor." sb. raid, into her eves, and the rush of the wind Tim* thought at first, who talked so benni»rf parti iilsro.sod the Jon,ocy to poidu.mii.p~tifulLy about that. Tell me. truly, do with a hint of a smllr. perhaps at tse I,ad heightened her delicate color. “W«. delightful." “■e spwd with which Imale toward her. .▼ou think I have one?” “Let me oonfeas at once. I misjudged "Good morning,I responded, ’ Mrs. Loring,” I declared,earnestly, W. G. NEIMYER, home cruelly. He ho. wonders “take my word for It, you have nothing hop* you find your rooms comforts(qgy exceeded expeeMUons to fear on that score. ble?” w Clark 81, Gteaco -The brute" her redeemed hlrase ‘They arc, very pleasant- But what ’-‘Hut there was>thnt London doctor, - - -Would It were as light "hr Rbrsiste,], •'lie sai.d that I was do you think of my aunt? rusily.” «n«d L C. K. DUNLAP, “Oh. she’s well enough, said I. un? « taslaforthe man. anaemic^ and' he *fookrd so wise, with U. P. and T. she s wen Perhaps the man bos not been great white beard like an ancien Wigc. If it had not been for the anu ludtred. aft." *" “*' perhaps bix, doctor, do-olease tell me \ou know, to encourge me greotly COOK BROS. Prop te“rd Ifv It Bridges You Over “Battle Ax” bridges a man over many a tight place when his pocket­ book Sis lean. A 5-cent piece of “Battle Ax” will last about as long as a 10-cent piece of other good tobaccos. This thing of getting double value for your money is a great help. 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Its esmpaign newt snd discussions will interest and should be retd by even American Citizen We t.in.l.li •'The Banner" snd New York Weekly TribtHl,” (both psiwrs) 4 MONTHS, 17 WEEKS, FOR 40CTS. CAJH IN rtbVAMCE. Atldrcra all ardent io THE PANNER. Writ your name and address on a postal card, ■ send it to Geo. W. B st, Room a, Tribune building, New York City, and a sample copy of The New York Weekly Tribune will be njailed to you. �Highest oi all in dNNOwcErm Mr. Oox win lead tbe Epworth League Sunday evening. Tbe W. C. T. U. will not have their tent on the fair ground this year. W. CT. U. bold their weekly meeting e very Tuesday In tbe Supervisors room at 1:80. * Tbe Emmant----------’. P.-----------------a C. K. will meet on Sunday evening wt 6:30. Sumer Depue will lead the service. Gospel temperance meeting ou the lawn In front of Mrs. Rachel Bailey’s residence next Sunday afternoon at 3:30. lieve tbe dettor close? Even now, afore it Usual monthly missionary meeting of is legal tender, it’s only wulh 92 cents on the ladles of tbe Presbyterian church, will tbe dollar, and when tbe country la ftoodld be held on Wednesday next at the parsonwith it, it will go still lower. Then we— or rather sich nv us ez •bev property to XMn. Carrie Fuller Weatbsrford. of raise money on—kin pay off------n Alaska, will speak on Spiritualism, at “Eggsactly so,” retorts Basom; "yu kin Reed’s hall, Sunday afternoon and evenpay me for the good, honist likker uv In^at 2;30 and 7:30-o’clock respectfully. Tbe usual service will be held at the mine, w’ich'you bev consumed, in. coin, w’ich is less than tbe dollar you promised. Methodist eburrh next Sunday. In the morning tha subject will be “The perils All rite.- But look here—come In here,all aud pleasures of ’.be Ocean.’’ S. S. at uv yoo. I want yoo silver men to know hoou. exactly what you are rushin’ into.” The next regular meeting of the W. C. And fhis feOud led us into tbe back T. Union will be held Tuesdty evening, room—that back room w’ich contains tbe Sept. 8th. in tbe Supervisors room at .the court bouse, commencing at TOO. The subsistence of the Corners. There. In long program will be ••The relation of mothers rows, wuz Bascom’s stock. There in bar- and teachers to the purity question.” rlls, piled one on top uv another, was the The monthly meeting of tbe W. F,.M. S. delisbus whiskey of Louisville, uv differ­ will be held in the M. E. church. Wednes­ ent ages, ran gin from tbat uv two years day. Sept 9th, at 2:30 p. na.. with tbe fol­ old to that w’ich bed jlst left the still and lowing program: Devotional. was scarcely cold ylL There it lay, and, Paper, Encouragements for Missionary ez my eye ranged effecksbunately over lt,I Workers—Mrs. James Sweezey. Recitation—Rebekah Striker.' felt ef I cood bev tbe drinkin uv all tbat Report of officers. likker I would be content to lay down and Eve^ man woman and child !>« within a radius of 20 miles of u. .J10* should read this advt. It will ^JPg money in your pocket am! that fa S all are striving after these times undereigned has just received the line of uue81 4BSOWTEEY PURE Hastings Banner Thursday, Sept. 3, 1896. COOK BROS., Proprietors FIRST GUN FIRED VERMONT GOES REPUBLICAN BY GREATLY INCREASED MAJOR­ ITY OVER 1892. Entire Republican -Ticket Elected. For some time past tbe attention of the ^people of this country lias been centered ’.in tfib Vermont election which was to take place Sept. 1st, and if Vermont is any criterion' as. to bow the fest of the country will go, as we believe it is, th»n Wm. McKinley will be elected by the largest majority ever given an American president. In 1892 Vermont went republican by something over 17,000 majority. In the great republican tidal wave which swept over tbe country in 1894 the republican candidate for Governor carried the s trite by 27,781 majority.’ Thus the election of this year, which took place Tuesday, was naturally Koked to with a great deal of Interest as showing whether the claims-of the free sllvefltes were true that free sll. ver sentiment was rapidly spreading all through tbe east • The elections in Vermont tills ;ear have been most stubbornly fought by both • parties. The- “big guns” of all parties have been in Vermont and the result shows that on the second sober thought cthe people In Vermont have decided against currency infiatlon, and that upon a study of tbe question they are convinced that the money used by the great* nations Of the earth is none too good for tbe United States, and that they prefer it to the depreciated currency of Mexico, China and Japan. The republicans of Vermont expected n victory but were totally unprepared for the size of it—37,000 figured an tbe basis of 1893j This showb a big gain over 1892, and again of 10,000 over 1894. Later—The republican majority was 39,000 Instead of 37,000. die when the last drop was gone. Bascom p'inted to an immense tank w’ich be’bad erected within a few days, with tbe pipe running in from tbe roof. “1 sha’n’t raise tbe price uv likker in consekence uv bein’ paid for It In a de­ preciated currency,” said he. • I fell on Bascom’sKneck, In an extacy of delight, while the others shouted, “Ah.for' Bascom!” “G. W.,” I remarkt, while leers suffoosed my eyes, “I never placed you much below the angels, but this generous act has b’isted you a hundred per cent In my estimasbun. Bless you. G. W., bless you.” . “But I’ll tell you w’at I shall do. Do you see tbat tank?” sed he. “May I ask w’at that is for?” sed I. “That tank will fill with rain water," sed he. “The moment you git to payin’ me In silver, I shell take out uv eecb uv them barrills just eggaactly three and onefifth gallons of likker and fill It with water.” “Merciful hevings!” we all exclaimed, “and your likker so weak now.” “And when silver gits down to 75 cents on tbe dollar I shell take out 25 per eent. uv whiskey and fill her up with 25 per cent, of water. And so on down. Ef silver NASBY'S VIEWS ON SILVER. goes up I shell add whiskey in proporsben. In short, my whiskey Is Jlst agoln to toiler Petroleum V. Nuby in >S78. ' currency, an’ nothin’ shorter. Yoo fellers CONFEDKKATE X ROADS (Wlcb is in w’ich work for wages may swet, but I the State of Kentucky). January 22, 1878. —1 ain’t so cert’in that I want the sliver • But yoo’ll increase the size of yoor bill to pass ez I was. The fact is, tbe glasses, ” said I. thing don’t work ez.1 s’posed St wood, and “Not eny. But you may drink twice as I ain’t clear onto it. There Isisuttle prin­ many times to git the same amount of ciples in these finanshel questions w’ich drink ez before, by payin’ for each drlukt.” requires a great deal uv thought, and there And Bascom stalked hawtiiy back and' is underlying principles w’ich a man has took his poslshun behind his bar. got to understand afore he is competent to Tber was conaternaahun in the Corners set hisself up ez authority. slch ez I have never seen. Ther wuz a One thing l*m certhn nv. Bascom ain't hurried consbltasbun at the Deekin’s no finanseer, nor never will be, and I told house and Lsejested that we emancipate him so. ourselves from the dominyon of this tyrant “W’at is a finanseer?” ifcked he. by startin’ a grocery uv our own on the “A finanseer” sed 1, assoomlng the look joint stock principle, w’ich was . agreed to of Daniel Webster, "is a mau w’ich kin each man agreeing to contribute 810 to the pay his debts with nothin’—a man w’ich capitle stock, w’ich would be enough to kin git suthin* with nothin’.” buy a bar’l or two for beginning. “The Comers then,is full of finanseers,” We wuz enttTooslastic .till we come to he remarkt bitterly, casting a casual ballotin’ for the man to keep the place, glance at his slate, w’ich wuz jlst full when it was found, instead uv my bein’ enuff to turn over and begin on t’other choosen, yoonanimously, as I eggspected side. to be, that every man bad voted for his­ But he hezu’t any uv the science uv if. self. Es not a soul uv them would recede, I was argooing with him the other day in tbeskeem was blocked rite there, and fin­ favor uv my nosbun uv a leather currency, ally bad to be abandoned, and we went though I told him silver was much the back to Bascom’s and snbmittld. That same thing, and, for example, I would as­ tyrant hez us. soom tbat silver wuz to be the currency Uv course wb can’t stand likker dlloottld of the fueber. . In that manner. We are willing enuff to “Now don’t you see, Bascom, that ef I diloot the currency with w’ich to pay for bed twict ez much money, I could- drink likker, but we want our likker full twict ez much whiskey and pay for it?” strength. We caodent help IL but that "How much is twice nothin’?' ’ wuz nite we signed and sent to our Repre­ the unfeelin’ answer of tbe tyrant who sentative a remonstranceVglo’ tbe sliver holds tbe destinies of tbe Comers in his hands. “That’s wot your capitle hez bin bill. The Corners Is now for a honest currency. Wood, O wood tbat we hed ever since I knowd yoo.” some uv it. “Paraon" said he, “I don’t see what Petroleum V. Nasby, Flnanseer. earthly difference it's going to make whether sliver is currency or anything pise. How are you going to git silver II it is made legal tender? Ef silver wuz made ez plenty ez bricks, what have you got to git any uv it with?” “True, G. W..” wuz my answer: “but can’t you see that to have silver would re- Awarded Highest Honora—World'. Fair, CREAM BAKING The Detroit Tribune reported last week that Ex-Gov.-Cyrus G, Luoe, of Coldwater had announced his Intention of voting for Bryan & SewelL In a card Mr. Luce most emphatically denies that he has left tbe republican party, or that be will vote for Bryan. This article from the Tribune of course was copied largely all; over tbe state by free silver papers, and is only an­ other example of what extremes they will resort to to deceive people into the belief that their cause is winning converts, when everybody knows that It Is losing them as the currency question Is becoming bel­ ter understood. Wm. McKinley’s letter of acceptance was one of tbe most exhaustive papers of the kind ever written. It is exceedingly plain, practical add sensible. It Is devoted to the discussion of. protection, reciprocity and sound money. pF SPifNOlD C LlNfl •J CARPI’ NOW FOR SCHOOL, —and the books and stationery n*ded for school work must be procured without delay. OL R STOCK OF SCHOOL SUP­ PLIES IS MOST COMPLETE; including every kind of stationary-, ruled and unculed, copybooks,, lead pencils, hard, soft and medium; slates, pencils, sponges, erasers, rulers, crayons, pens, inks, ink­ stands, blotters, at the. lowest prices. Come to us for stationary and other supplies, and save money in getting the youngsters ready for-school. DRE55 QOObS TRIMMINQ5. ever in Barry county, and 1K j. to quote you prices on the same thatwffl cause you to open wide your eves. Corn, early and inspect this su’^rh lin. whether you wish to buy or not ’ SION OF THE ELEPHANT. w. j, i 1.1 num When You Get Married X - Rflyi LET US FURNISH YOUR DISHES. ...Spectacles; Eyes Properly Fitted With Glasses. Anything in Meakin’s Ironstone Chinaware at lowest possible prices. * Our “Flown Blue Illuminated Peach" ware is beautiful and we will sell you one or onehundred pieces at very low figures. No Charge For Testing. L. E. STAUFFER F. R. PANCOAST, tafNotlce th? daily Weather Re­ port lu my south window. Our THAT Love in a Cottage —is a trite phrase, but even cottages may owe much to ■ carpets. Whatever the floor, a handsome’ covering adds vastly to its attractive­ ness. The 'superior merit of our carpet exhibit is so blazingly visable that only a giance is needed to see it. Our patterns, our qualities, our prices make up a carpet trio that charms all who inspect this assortment of the latest ideas in every material. We only ask an inspection of what’s here, knowing what seeing will lead to. FAflOUS Prices REMEMBER That the Famous cloth­ ing store is going to move and are clos­ ing out their stock’ of men’s and boj’ shoes at less than wholesale price. Phln Smith, CHILDRENS SUITS A big cut in childrens suits. We don’t want to move so many. Four weeks more. - Phln Smith at tbe Famous. On HATS HATS! HATS!! We have too many. Call and get the prices. They must go. Phln Smith at tbe Famous. LOOK At the bargain window up at tbe Famous. Phln Smith’s Famous. THE BEST Overalls aud jumpers for 45c, at the Famous. Phix Smith. NECK WEAR All 35c goods 20c; 35c goods 25c: 50c goods 35c. PniN Smith. BROWNIES Overalls for 25c, Phln Smith at the Famous. CAPS See what the Famous will sell you for 25e in Golf cape. Pnnc Smitil SUSPENDERS From 10c up. All cut In Price. pHix Smith, FAMOUS Remember the Famous pants, They are being sold cheap now. Funeral Directors. Furniture Dealers. Phis Smith, ’ Embalming a specialty. Renkes & Walldorff, PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of Barry—m. Ata session of tbe Probate Court for the Countyof Barry, bo,d«n «t the Probate office, in the City of Hastings. in said county, oa Thurs­ ENAMELED WARE We have Jost day. the third day of Sept in the year one received a lot of enameled ware direct thousand eight hundred and ninety-six. from the factory. Call for IL Kettles Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of 40 to 50 cents; bake'tins, 10 to 15 cents; In the matter of the estate of Gilbert . Coffee pots. 50c: wash baslna. 25c. No Bunt, deceased. one else will offer the prices, and lhe .2“ *?.d ?.,ln* petition duly rert ®ed. of Walter G. Hunt, grandson of said de­ goods are warranted the beet Phtn Smith at tbe Racket MICHIGAN CENTRAL EXCURSIONS ceased. praying that aamluixtraUon ot said e«Labor Day Cekbratalon. Grand Rapids, TINWARE Jmt got a Int from tbe Mteh..(tept, 7, *96. Factory, and being the only one that buy from tbe factory direct, we can For tbe above occasion tbe Michigan either give you better goods or tower Central will sell round trip excursion tickets al tl.00. Children 50c. Date of said eanrte. are required to appear at a session toe^Racx LbC ““•J'* Phln at .then to be bo'deu al tbe Probate ofsal? September 7th.- Return limit Septem­ ber Sth inclusive. 1 * “ of “ "•* “ « w,uu A. C. Fellows, Agt You will have to come aooo to ret one Attbe pete, th., p, taat. Special Excursion to W lagan. Falla, N. Y„ worth from one half to doable what w« ask for them. Phln Smith at the RacVFor tbe above occasion the Michigan Central will sell round trip tickets at >7AO. LOOK At our lOe window tor thia wnk. Children 83/75. Date ot sale Sept. 4tb. Many of the goods are worth mom. Return limit Sept 7th. Pblu Smith at th, JUoket. “*• A. G. Fellows, AgL ■P10IAI. Bill H^Maber for 8*lurWOTJOl OF ATTACHMENT. <*»r only. 10 ql. dUh rwu, tor 10 cent, t-bln Solth ,t th. Kwkeu Ada Cook and KAXXUIAXOTTU Oooor wm. For tbe above oecaaioo the. Michigan «er wuiixwr Central will sell round trip excursion will go at tickets at >2.35. Children >L20. Date of tale September 7th. Return Unit Sept. 8th Inclusive. THAT RACKET. —and everyone should examine them for that reason. One must keep looking to miss nothing, and the jolliest lot of some­ things one ought to look over for the sake of economy is offered at Our 10 Days Sale Of Stiff Hats ■ntB BANKRUPT —For the ten days This includes al! the Beginning Sat. Aug. 29th. $1.50. $2.00, and ending $2.50 T uesday Sept. 7th. ano you have your choice of . Any Stiff Hat in our store —for $1.09 $3-00 Grades. If you need a fine fall hat. look these over before, tbe stock is . broken. C. H. OSBORN & Co. Having purchased rhe illtins;-: W. G. J. dfli Tycwii Tea. Both new. We want you to try a free sample. One sun cured and the other regular. They can’t be beat Pure Spices, Pickling Vinegar, Best of Coffees, Carameled Coffee and The best assortment of Crockery in the city. Now add to these facts one more, that onr prices ere rock bottom and you can easily sum it all up that it pays to trade with Stock of my brother. A. E, Renkes, 1 will continue the same and ask for ariberri share ok your patronage With my last years experience in oneol the largest bske shops in De­ troit I feel confident I can please you. Everthing will ^e c Ftly freih and first-classA ‘ the latest delicacies in b ak­ in 8 can be had at tbe 0 d Re­ liable City Bakery. none but the best Ice Cre o and Soda. Also Verners Ginger Ale, always the best. For the above oocarion rhe Michigan Central will mH round trip excarslou MADE. H/mS YAK ARFWM Lunches at all hours- � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-09-10.pdf 49e1bbda23363b1a4f9b84fa27b00dde PDF Text Text rLARGESrcIRC^**' i lation of any J paper IN yOL. XLI. Hastings . Banner. |==- ■ .. county. NO. 19 HASTINGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 10. 1896. T that racket. Hastings Banner, Wood land. Hay balers are In good demand. Mre. J. M. Smith is on tire sick list Severgl parties Id town have hayfever. Politic* are waxing warm in our vicin,ly‘ uk A!!..*rt Barnum will soon move to our village. Fat mars are very busy cutting com and sowing-wheat ' Mrs. Christina Bizer dues not seem to iiuprovUTnuch. J. M. Smith was ;n Hastings Saturday on I'.’gg^buslnes.s. The ■boplv from our village who went to BayVIew have returned. Our WiagV is now wiitiout a marshal. DanielBtaigln nwing'resfgood. J. CjBMlett la on the sick list and has (gone ta-JL’harlutlu fora few days. SchjA commenced last Monday with a good artcndaix-r of foreign pupils. Pertw Hunsicker has returned from Ohio and wijl remain with us for a while. The Sebekah’s hold a picnic at Ijrke Odesiwft boat bouse on Saturday the 12th. It is reported that ‘Charles Rowlader ami fatally will soon move to our village. Henry Hewy Loveweil, Lovewell, uf of Grand Rapids, is spe«d»g ~ a few ‘ dajs with Woodland trtendj. Tiudnas Sullivan, of Freeport, was* in our village one day last week looking tip his poetical friends. Perry Flory has luft the Employment of F. Aspinal and has opened st barber shop lii UidSfljilllp» building. . I. Xi. femitli has removed his utlice from over ttte Baitinger building to a fine suit of roouiu ovex the Exchange Bank. T:-e Toller mill has chnngwl hands an<f wf udder»tand that it will receive the heeeMOT repairs and iw run to its fullest capacity. . WHOLE NO. 2152 ginning «o appear within wheels. Ar­ back and. handed them up directly over bto rived in the cooktag department 1 found head to the man above. An . Amerien myself the centrr of a circle composed professor here for the .summer udd me “ COOK- BROS., -s Ul eommenre on th,: ,"d of the landlord, Ms wife aod several kitch­ that be watched a bricklayer one day ami en girls. The little Interpreter planted that in one hour and a half by the watch, wl.l bivri full lino. Stylos ,nd prlre, HAST1MOS. MICH Lerneif In front of me and after another this man laid three whole briek aud five I not Smith, ar n>e tUrkei. s»-.-rchlng gaze raid: half ones, and worked every moment. EACH WEEK Wo now cel n ship. • Say Mister, vot burioesa you Id?” This was by actual count and timing. Not , , M,fcut of tin ware 1 don’t remember my reply, but I know far from where we saw the briek being from the fmcKSr)- that given u- the b*»ttum MidAtariUo. 1 iras beginning to comprehend tie situa­ elevated were two men paving the street,. price and yon either get better good* or Don D. Putnam was home from bls tion, and felt like intimating that It was and each man had a comfortable chair less prices if yori any or U9e school at Cyiton Ca>n-r over Sunday. none of their business. But I remembered which he moved back as he progressed In M. E. Aid society will m^t with Mrs. Phix Smith, at the Racket/ the night I had ahnost stept out ot dopra his wort. 1 didn’t bw the chairs moved, FOB, THE FAIR We have ent the C. Clever this week Friday. to pay for getting i.^igry at a hotel keeper but should think about every third day pridu of ah’rt whMta now when they mxist In 01 “ttonl- visited and didn’t say anything at which they would be the customary period. Out- be­ In tpf v illnge Sunday. could take offense. The next question hind the house where I have stopped is a gu no one can cbmplain. p«ix Smith. Thlnj-n.,. „f if* Mktaiaviite K. of r. was a point blank shot however and set­ man splitting kindling wood, and the four . ■ ai Hye Racket. . t'nd.y vv.uio,. tled the thing. Amid breathless nuspense days he has been at it has produced a pile 10 TO 1. prlre u;, childrens riww on the part uf the audience, the shrunken,. about as large as-au American boy would w U “J*”"! np • laimitj In , ,. , taught for 60 cents on Mm* „. Ipe Wakelieid room,. snake-eyed dwarf said tn me iu accents split in a Saturday forenoon, if Im* had do.lar. All A No. i gjoo.iu and being >oid i UvlIr*cll h having a storage slow aud portpntluus ••Mister, have—you been prombmd a half day's fishing when acron'.:ugly. Fhjn Siunt.at the Racket. building erected where the I Grange hail —any—money?’’ ‘.‘Money?" I fairly he finished his stent. And our honest COOL NIGHTS m.av make . you formerly stood. yelled, for to be taken for a German tramp kindling splitter has hot ’•soldiered.”—be Webb Carlton. Center, • . think of under­ was n little mon- than even my patient and has been working faithfully’ and I can / wear. U ell we have a nice line to- offer Ihursday. forbearing nature could stand. “Money*? hear the thud of his hatchet every three you aud the prices are right. -. Mrs. A. M. Pulmati returned Wednes­ quarters of a mlnnte-now. if 1 listen. At Why. I’ve g<H alt the inouey I want” • Phis Smith, at the Racket. day from an extended visit in Ohio. ‘ *”L’ll admit, now that 1 can look at it Neckarsteinach we saw a boat building No school Friday on account of giving :o the word to use $1.25. That Is the price we .keep on calmly, that my last statement was a establishment, and there by the magnifi­ slight exaggeraUfin. put It was worth all cent water power, when they want to saw l out our furniture. It one table <»f ladies and Misses our-teachers a chance to visit the state fair at Grand Rapids. '­ the pangs of conscience I have suffered to a heavy timber in two, they lay it acrore a true about everything shoes. They go fast but we have several Mrs. Brink now occupies Mrs. Calvin seethe effect ti-at speech produced on pit. and one man gets down In the whole .<1 ten times’true about pair yet. Tfiejl are worth from vne half Hill’s house oh Fremont strict, . those Dutchmen. Ont* flew for a chair, aiul another stands on the beam anil they ' to double what 4hey vie being raid for. :;r kideboarP^. 1 hey They are all A No. 1 goods. 11. E. Hi ndrick and daughter Hor.el one for a tabhi cloth, -another seized my cut those great logs in two with a handMerely the hat, while the sharp-eyed little vixen was ?aw. As I have ridden through the fields, :uake a diningroom look toe* are not up to date but they- ire good spent last week in Petoskey. looked upon with scorn by all for having the rattle ot a Yankee reaper has never yet t for a fegst and every commojiseuse shoes and will give you your Mito. insulted the noble and wealthy Herr .who come to my ears. The fields are too small moneys worthind mure too; :: . ; piece in the-aparthad honored the house with his presence. to make its use possible aqd every acre of Our school commenced to-day .with Wes­ Pnix Smilh. at the Ilackdi. As for her. she tried to tell rhe, tried to ex­ grain is ent with an old, straight handled, ’ ley Backus it* teacher. Mr, Backus comes ,;n :;i. Chines like so YARNS to knit do make.thl:i^< of. is very .nighty rtcommended and We .predict plain, but 1 would not listen, pleadings cradle a?id ninety-nine out of every bui> ,'ny moons by its xfhat 1 mean, by the skein. a very successful school. were In valn; For a lightning change dred sheaves are tied up by a woman, j ^rtjd light. Yoli don’t We have let; of it u* the Racket ‘ scene It was'* record br**akcr, and in half drawn, to some central place by a cow, and .Miss Blanche ahoopc commences her ' 1’hix Smith. threshed out with a flail' Sometimes an hour 1 went on uiy way refreshed. k/. *.. how e^npty a din­ school at- Yorkville this wjeek. This is About rix that afternoon I crossed the though we sec n steam thresher at work. EIDERDOWN for c^ldren’fi cloaks. Mlsr Blanche’s seeoud year there. ; room 'is without a I see I have more thin filled out my Neckot and was In old Heidelberg. I commenced sowing We have spaie nice ’ Henry Peujicls * hoard until you have Yet 1 would like knew that ouc ui ui/ Ann Arbbr fr!er;d« spice, <nd must stop. I».V.terns at prides right. Pm>- Smith. wheat taf.t week, but the heavy rains Satto fill the only hall had n£en here the past year and bow tn to gn nhxnd tell how much 1 hav» en­ at the Racket tudny r.ud Sunday will del*) the farmer* joy ed uiy stay In Gennwiy^io f*rWith hunt him up it.puiriU.'e was the qaeuion. .predated vacuum.;;:: HOLD ON W. have some gal van- for r few days. I found an American young man iu ftcmt all the strange customs 1 would rather Born, to Mr. ami Mrs. Eddie Farr, on laid wiibh tubs now. Wv ' e show these superb live here than in any of Hie other countries of a hotel and stopped to if aould Wcdnc?<Jny |gs| a dans’ilcr -Velgliiug eight . 'cntiaisof the dining think they are the inut tub made and at tell me. But h? naJ only been hero three 1 have been through. Everybody is cour­ pounds. ' • • , our price you can atfurd to try them. NO X day? a”.d expected Ta stay two years and teous. everybody is gtad to do anything he room equipment iu many A fvw from here- .altrndvll Hun. J. C. . . Pub *:yjiTii. HEHiKi.nF.KG. GEKMAXY, Aug. 5, ’ W j in the course of fifteen minutes conversa­ tan-to be ot servlee. and almost every­ Burrow ■ t pcech in Kalamakoo Saturday, : Lu-rent styles and We want yoi|r eggs Phin Smith, Djcau Mb. Kni nra: tion he.swore Diiietj-a-Yt’O VM« M Ger­ body is honest. i'Ut I o one was at .Acker ’ s Free Silver ral ­ prices to suit the times. 1 wrote my laat letter to you from many ks a .Whole aiitl & hubdied Alld But I said I had to *>»., mid so I must. a' the Racket, ly which shows the siiiiinient here quite |■ Mayence and tmailed It in the midst of a thirty-six at Heidelberg In particular. • Yours truly, '. Look over cur new 1 plainly. pourlug . ..' J rain, ' . L had seen enough of judged he was homesick. If he felt as isHiiu.r.T W. Smith. goods just received.:;:: The neighbourhood picnic held at Huu**' u?"1 M*veucc Utf 39 , Utal Mftniwn I hurried Hue as the color of the air in his vicinity vMakv put ftere jour phrey’s lauding. Gull lake, Friday, was over to the drpui ami tOVU^ Ike ’ tHUH to he'tnuri have committed suicide before well attended'.and'a. fine link* reported. headquarters whHt= yOU Frankfurl-oii-the-Main. You* fcavi morning. 1 saw be had trouble of his NO WB UaVB mot r.ov.-d Jet Tbe following is a Hat of special prizes haps read the old story of o man who own and resolved to tell mine to Ibe police offered for the coming County Fair. Read are it the city. We have . j and fnmi CreMey. having offended some old witch, was sen­ sooner thin t° him and ro rode off down them carefully. Will CarilldgJ and wife spent Sunday at plenty of ’ ’ room for yotlf ; th'* l.onto of tha empty bnxe, wfe will nut ' \ tenced .to .never more be warui. I be­ street again. 1 had not gone far before 1 Best decorated bicycle ridden by girl 12 • H hnvF rfiany hati to move. They go hke Galesburg. bundles, etc: gan to wonder it l.had also ComhiUled saw a fine looking young fellow in a white' yttata or under—First prizri, gold bracelet Mrs; Mary Barber has .bebn. quite sick hof Mkes «! thfc price. I’hlx Smith, some trespass which warrauted a decree tennis suit approaching and 1 felt stlfc I froth McOmber Bros; aec’d." prize, bicycle at the Famous. the’pxsl week but Is Improving. ' School at West Creasy commenced last that 1 would Lever muff be dry. When 1 had an American who could tell me some­ lamp. 200 p*f?r<dt men* and youths shoes wr,ek at last reached F'rankfort and rubbed off thing of value Aud sure enouch, in re­ Fancy trick Hdinjf for boja 13 years or with Lou Binns astraibcr. the moss which had grown <>h my bicycle ply to my question ai to whether ne spoke under—First prize, gold etick pin from Mr. and Mrs. John Barber and Mrs. P. Ou Ddliuuill, ।Hngfass. Notice jtatr but but what what is Is worth worth Ing fasa. Not e;fe jfatr during the thirty-five mile trip the .rain English, he replied "that be was supposed McJmber Bros. ; nec’d. prlte, sweater by • * ‘frera one half ti doutrfc w.qat wyli them Barber started Tuesday for the state fair. came down sn heavily that water was’ for to” with an air of generality which no one C. H. Osborn de Co.; third prize. 1 pair toe* Henry Watkinson has moved bis family Furniture Dealer?. | for. PhiX 8miw. at the Famous. It turned' clips and bicycle frock bv Orson SKluner. ■G\)tsego where he Is employed In the pa- •nice almost as plentiful as beef. 1 went but an American can assuint*. down town ou a street-ejir and found a out that be had been playing haw ball The best lady bicycle rider—First prize. DO YOU WANT A* »fht weight pcr.mlll. ■ place to stay fur tin* night, and as soon as with my friend, not half an hour ago. and $3.00 in trade by W. J. and L. L. HolovercWiif We Mr.-. H i.’.ie Gatti Nicoll and Mf|, of Lin­ Isave a lot we nfast sefl. We do not ask coln, Neb., were guests at Jnlifi Barber’s I was thus tied du*n-tril next morning tlie in another half hour I had found the man lowaj; see d, prize, fine gold belt by Join/ rain ceased. 1 put in the. rest of the 1 sought and since then my path has been Bessmer; third prize. 100 visiting cards cost. Call and kee them. last week. • afternoon wandering aboul the streets. strewn with rose? with never a thornby the Hastings Banner . Phin oui w. at Um? Famous. At the annual.school meeting of district Frankfort’s new streets are beautiful, the When 1 arrived lari Friday night 1 ex­ Bicycle race tor boys 15 years or un­ U AIDES.WE AH. Wi- h^ve a’ lot of No. 0. Clifford Doolittle was> elected treas­ «»!J ones are horrible, ten Art being a pected to leave the next morning, but it Is der—First prize. S2.00 in trade by Chides­ urer for three yiars. high priced goods liberal estimate fur rii" width of some of now Tuesday after anon aud I begin to feel ter & Burton: sec.d. prize. $1.00 by Frank Farinirs.are bj‘,y cutljngtt'rii. of which thera, and a hundred fee* for to elm-*? nut. 'Ijiiey uibst go and -*•* have distance that 1 could not inappropriately point to Barker;-third, SI-00 in trade by Burman too much of nih kinds. Will mike the there H an abundant crop’, and preparing one goes straight ahead wilhaftV an abrupt the Castle and declaim. ‘ • & Marple. the ground for wheat sowing; price sill them.) . Pmx Smith, turn or at least a bend. ' 1 reuiember hear­ -This rock shill tly 20 yard backward foot raea, open to all Mrs. O'Connor, airaid pioneer, died tot an ing Dr. Angell “ay iu one of bis lectures’ at lhe Famous. Fromdta firm base as soon as I.”_ , —First prize. 82.00 in trade by Woolley * adrnureo age. nt the home <»f her son-lnCHILDREN ’.V<j can sell yon a that the citizens of Frankfort bought rery ‘ Heidelberg must certainly be as beauti­ Bronson: sec'd. prize, 81.00 in , trade by from-bLOti to jM.tid. el-e will Jjiw. Guides Fairchild, on S^’uriiay mnru- llte.-rally of U. S bmidi when they were ful a place fur a summer outing as there is Weteacrt Bros. Five to start or no race. Rich iu historical and leg­ I make the price <m cbibiret;? emthe-:. WJt Ihk>8‘>1”- **’• Funeral *vtw held Monday at a low mark, during the Civil War 1 be­ in Germany. Fat man’s race, open to 200 pounder»-*nt io o'MocK at their residency. Interment lieve it was..and that much of the city’s endary assoctatiuns. splendidly adapted Firat prize. 1 box cigars by B. P. Seward; will. Pm.T r-MiTif. a1 Hun Famous. present prosperity is foundrfl on wbatdhu for showing to the traveller the whole Sec’d prize, 81.00 in cash by Frank H. MENS AND YOUTHS Sults', from at lUchland. honest German’s cleared when the Amer­ scope of German ‘life fruiu that of the Parker. ' < 64.00 up. Cloverdale. . ican credit /ose again. Whole rows of peasantry to tiiat of the college and the 100 yard foot race, open—First prize. We will be', no pin- can match them. Florence Barnes is n<>» jstaylng with fine biiild>pfcs were built with profits thus nobility, surrounded by the most beauti­ 85.00 In cash by tlie society; aec’d. prize. i’niN Smith, at the Famous. her sister Mrs. Charles made. This tact that we set them up In ful of bills, mountains and valleys; the 33.00 in trade by F. L. Htyilh: third, fine Our school commenced ^Jast Monday bt&tinesi* as It were, gave me a. somewhat city is all that Is claimed for It In the FULL LINE Mhm and youtlis ru!>water set by Phillips <fc Erb. • t bets for iKifits and m*x. with Mhs Ad* Mosher ns teacher. paternal Interest in the Franktorlora and song of the Trumpeter ot Saekkingen. ’ Handsomest baby, 1 year old or under— James Mcl^ean ha*, rentadl his farm on yet die thought was not untinged with beginning “Old Heidelberg, thou beauti­ First prize. 83.0tFin toys, games and books Al! new goods qnd bvst quality-. section thirteen to Jasper R«*>ln*onSumi, sidnrs- when I reached down In my pock­ ful.” . by W. H. tJoodyear. Sec’d. prize, gold Mrs. Wm. Gillespie and Mark Fox and et and found tint 1 cpuldu’i help much “Here is t|re oldest of true German ring by John Hessmer; third prize, one wife attended Imbor dsyat Grand Rapids, toward providing fur them again should it universities, and rhe students alone would child’s rocker by Benkes <Jc Walldorff; FilQBATh OKDEX . State of MleblgaiM. Coniitk o' Ikirn-•>. la**t Monday. be necessary. A nun whose earthly pos­ make the town interesting with thtjir third priz-j. child’s hind sled by McCoy At the annual school meeting of.dlstrict sessions conslet <>f between a dollar and society emblems of gay colored caps and Furniture Co. Ata -m^vwou nEjht* I'Tobs'.' (. i-r: for t..< ' , Uon:.-a of Harry. I>u’d<*u nt «b** ProhiU; uRiro.ia number nine. Edward I’cniud was elected Hlxtj-two mid a dollar and .sixty-three ribbons, their canes and beer mugs big -Tug of War. open to thO county—six th*('itynl Hasinew-ta -atecounty. .-nTnirre AO . cents can’t cut much ofn figure as a phil­ enough to be used for umbrella holders, pairs of felt boots by the Wool Boot Co. day. Ute third day "I '^■1*1- ta year one director forlhrtr years. Howard Mosher and wife. Thomas Fox anthropist. M y experience there has led and their duels. There are about fifteen thousand h.iudred and nm*-!’-six. For the oldest Fair Membership ticket Prcrenl. Clinnf-i W. Armstrong, Juoge of nod wife. >pent a few days at the slate fair tun to think however that Frankfort has hundred students In the university divided the Hastings Banxkk gives a year’s sub­ PYn ^tih* matter of, the estate of Gilbert at Grand Kaplds this week. — "no need of any watchful cure. Her citi­ Into what are called “Buiutnlurs” and the scription. Mias Flora McCallum, of Elkhart. Mid., zens seem abundantly able to keep from “Coleur aludenteris” or color students. For the tallest bill of -earn the Free Hunt, <lcvc*5»1. r , . . , tte ren<Ut>r: and i filter She -retlUOii duly vwi is taking « month’s vacation with rela­ iirtifi-rsellhig aud all other things no’, cal­ The former word mvaus lounger, but the •Press Co. gives a year’s mbscrlpriori to fled, uf V.’ri । rG.illun!, grandao!- of ro-.ui dr- tives and friends In this vicinity. MlM culate.. to add another ten talents to those students of this class are the ones who do the twice a week Free Press. evaded, pwultng thrindr$H<l»'ratir>n of'wt'.dt’sTo the winner of the free-for-all pacing tatelte gr:nit< <1 to Uvi M. 1 »••»•>’. ortu^onte McCallmn came from Kalamazoo on her those they recelveti of us. If they should the work and ittidying of the university. bi want to buy any more bonds however, The Color Students are divided again into race Will other •uitul’ie j-ereon. . —.’ , .. Montgomery offers a full set of wheel. . rnereuiam |t HoM-Md ’hit Thar<<uY-r^ and iipld them for u rise. I am wining tn threw classes, the most aristocratic being - atenes. shoes. ‘ Wthdiv ottu pt.. A. D . Hind* Coruora.' - the winner of the free-for-all trot. do -ny share toward pfovidlng them In as. the “Corps Students;" then come the “Bur- | To iu the forenoou i* .-wsutaed for »•« hearing of schenschafters ’ ’ and then the “ VerbiudGuy Robinson, of Chicago, has come to said prtltk u and tltel lbc l:*‘>r“ rt’ large quantities as they require It I can John Montgomery offers a' full set of rteewb-d whI all a’b”- : eremw Tlie business of- the lat­ shoes. spend the winter with wm. Klines peo- only get credit at the printers. Just be­ ung students.” Mid estate, are require* V> ap-,M*..r m n sr?.*luu ter three classes is to dress well., drink 81.00 for the best bushtl of white ol said Court., then i<» >»<• iw deu at the I ri,1?lU?“‘; *UMrs. Estella Robinson, of Battle Cteek, cause these people here hove made a good beerand fight duel?. They are very thing nut ot my countrymen once before, wheat and 81.00 fur the best bushel of are. Iu th. Ch) ..r c. >;■ ■Alh < -.how cause, if W'T., ,herP,n.,..,>CHn- be Is making an extended visit with friends I don’t get jealous and refuse my personal talented voung fellows in their chosen red wheat given by F. BL. Barlow A Cx ihe prayer *>f u«- l«eMtfon»*r maj lines, and Invariably achieve great pro­ aid if-they want to ,r>’ their luck again. Fur the fattest beef aninwl, Kurtz Bros, grants.* And U further or-irreu. that In this vicinity. a . tn . , They'are offer 10 lb. uf bfe,f roast. A-s I said, Franktort Is a fine city, and ficiency in the three branches. Mrs. Gertie Kline went, Monday. tojO'O tmltl petitioner irive notice to th'* persons her husband In Jackson, where they will among its sights Is a beautiful opera house obliged’to agree to attend one lecture interreted In sufii estate, of the Fur the fattest sheep M. W. Vrooman UM retltl.m and IU- .’-“""WW one of the three.finest In Germany. Op­ every week, but have tin* remaining offers a 5 lb. roast of. beef. make their future home . copy ..t chi' unlri i‘> b. pi.lXl'Ii'-d n, llw lr« The L. A. S- met with Mrs. Um. Kline posite the entrance tn the park stands a hundred and sixty seven hours to them Far the fattest hog H. Roe A Sou offer iu«» • * Friday; about forty were present aud all new. equestrian atatue of Emperor WIU- selves. i* 10 Ih. beef roast. }.”rTt!?eeC^« 1 shan’t try to tell much atemt 1PUP*I Look for more specials next w»ek. All report an enjoyable time: h»oi 1st. CWK w'^uwivtkono. Ju<nre uf Probate. Rev. E. K. Brown, of Bedford, win Leaving Frankfort nwtl morning 1 had berg for the reason that It has i>-efi eta - entries to specials to ht made to E. G. Hol­ a good ride tu DArin-itadt. Here 1 passed orately written up in a book which ta brook. gap’s. ' (A trite copy.) ■ • ’ — prerel, .1 till, Pl.ee o'clock. We breif.k -lor lllm » l“f«" only thraofb the suburbs but had an ex­ within the library or th* reach <>f slm—t " , PBOBATK OBDEK. perience over which I have alternately every American, namely. ’Mark TwaiuS Joseph Atiriance. an old man living aUilol'roi> Armour .nd -He. ol L,ke 'been getting mad and laughing oyer since. Tramp Abroad." Ttic sfeacriptiun «»t thi* with William Davis of Belleville, was badly OaiKuedbb frK®"*" ‘"’T I wa< becoming somewhat hungry, having locality and.oi tbe life here Is a* perfectas. gored by an Infuriated bull. Saturday, Btmlden thk. It w<»<iid- and pushed through a fence. He is brais­ Uielr w.y tu •«'nd ' ridden so f*r with no more breakfast than one could be. a cup <»f coffee and four small slices ot hardly be fair in me when a brother lir.-<- ed pretty badly. latters grandfather. H- U/mndler. bread and butter. Seeing a ”Refitaura- ary man has lately had financial trouble Gold and silver In small quantity have Quimby. "'ShS.VciK’ W. Arr-rreot:. « Hon.” 1 left my wheel outside, went In end and needs all the inembe he can get. to cut Isaac Spouabh* was in Canada, on buri- asked what they had for dinner. Some­ In and write up a subject which he h-tn been found in New Era, Oceana county. m«l« <“ Ub, »>•'« o> J""" thing or other about what 1 said showed covered and turn the money whteli »hs A ton of ore, it is alleged, contained 8)f ounces of silver. o„ wWniRi£“"<■<”£-1 ,UMro-hBac5fllor visited friends in Potter­ then* that I was a foreigner.. though of people are now paying him for hta Im> *k ounces of gold and course I can’t Imagine vi0at it was. They into my own poeketa. No. Mark has n.-v r A 13-year-old son of Axrb Row, living firdof Albert Ulrent.^;'DbmJ .. we .^0.. called In a maid of soite* forty summers done a thing to injure me. and 1 won’t esta’e al sxlU‘.ere - |>t; wia Bl. three mH<-» west of Rocheotcr, shot him­ anything which would self in the i.lalotueu, Saturday. from the kitchen and she .glanced at me mean enough to He was and I at her. 1 aaw a small creature with hinder him from^etting back up the bill cleaning a small pistol. It b . thought be again with u«. bo I aay Inal if you care Will recover. a head so little as to be almost dtdormeC “^’^"reeu.n^ her and two beady black eyes that glittered to get a g«»0d ri** of Heidelberg, rnvl lire 3rd day of yet A. P.. »•»’JJ1 hearing Ol —and<;ho bj301(_ and stationery ...k x (he forenoon. t*C Srlas C. Hunter, a veteran of Roscumf ■ ।. like tbore of a Snake. What *he saw or opening chapter* «f “A, Tramp Abroad." ueud'ed (or ’schoc-1. work must be Here 1 have a very g- <*t opponnuity to mun was found dead in hi* boat, floating thought she m»w will appear later. With Lail'S “1® sec the way tb* Gvimui d<> trie onitnarv on Houghton lake. Henrt disease was the b-. »evk., 1, «>»* >«««■“ a sharp look she said ” Vol you vanlF’ procured without delay. CC— OUR Tar rwmifiH were shipped, to ••1 want something ty eat, somethlnx for work of life. A* D«-*r aa 1 can mgk<> out causeSTOCK OF SCHOOL SUP­ oilier. the city *d ' • L wky the iirayer this writing- , there is one luvartabte role for twer/' sort Deerfield, U-nuwee county. dinner." ,, ' . PLIES IS MOST COMPLETE; and »Uuw lr “**'AU »t ,* ‘ fyowlin*. ••Oh, you don’t want nothing here, I of labor, wbkh U - Never do with *»•* Harvey Hubbard, iff Jarktou. was arrasli of thepcUtbHwTinhj 'mu give noincluding every kind of stationary, is further ordered, estate, ot giit^B’’ and she went back Into the kitcheni man what can tw dune wIih two." k m- «-d. Saturday, ami fined the costs by Justice lireto the pe^or.** Interested «• heartnf most twema as if Urn country w.a> so thlckand slammed the door behind her. ruled. an<j unruled, copybooks, lead theFer.dency •’>•* PaliMtrr. tm I is? plea of being guilty of ‘ this order to »r s(pM1|nK p.. WhpB|ielw irum This was a wave 1 srarcely understood, ly. populated that It was neceiiifry’>•> do stealing newspapers from piscvs places wuctw where pencils, b.nrd, soft and medium,; thereof >»y <<*u#lnghanmkiu ano**- ’'^.leH-i 'l. l’l......... '“*■*" wjqroitw i» HW ■»<"! J?', tlif, t>«t uwn felt l>, mrrterk publish d tn Ute »a'd but 1 was sure that 1 did want some­ slates,. pencils, sponges, erasers, thing there (for it was Un* last restaurantl order tn provide empioymao* »*w an. । *"ita. B<»a i" ot In right) that I *at down to await devel­ ThU morning 1 went past a place wi»we nTwo human hkuds were ncently found rulers, * cilyons, pens, inks; ink­ new briek buildtug was being pot up. It nn clump of iMtehra near Port Huron, stands. blotters, at the* lowest , s repWlr r«"’erln«fr.m opments. (Atruneopjr. •’B,,M A ________ _ The natives around the room staredI bad reached Ibe third story and instead af oJlt} wM that of a woman apoareutly prices. Come to its for stationary yearn old. And now KOnMpo are reviving Mrc^rGTNcFNT’RTLTTcTysrONH bl’oreTi“J1^.L U I.MIW •••** ta,M placidly at me over Hwlr beer mugs, and three or lour hud carriers m transport the anti other supplies, and save after.two or t>-ree.mourent» 1 saw toe iro brick to the maaons above, there were a lot of dd myrierie*. eJevi-n men pasaing them up the lad­ tkblack eyes watching me through a Henry Fowler, a .2-jear uid lad reridmoney in getting the youngsters mck. W bvo thrlr possessor der. There weie iw«» m- n In the wagon, F«?.* e..u’ub>e<> oruu ne crack In t be door. ready for school.Fnr th. .b.tre’’ M»»u.n -biiw that I bad 1,er« lhro** * b0B,r and nine uiojc on the ladder. Each ot the Tatter occupied a comfortable seat on a finger Into Uie roum and beckoned me to Wnrr.1 wm ft! .”«l’»l“"SIGN OF THE f-LEPHANT. round and wtttn Hie tn»n below him e“’''Tt' «nl new, >•»< cun. Ini., tbr I •«.b reported improving. n, tbua Ihlck.otat, •■><! wM«» wtr« «- turned up a couple of Urieka. he leaned ’..•Kat MILLINERY About not Published Thuradavu bv COR RESPON DET4CE~ na sspme INNOCENCE AWHEEL. THAT Ppnkpc & Walldorff FAflOUS. :“rtye‘Umt w+* ***°M ,wl l‘v‘v aro<°- . .2? pectaeles. | Properly Fitted ; •» » I I With Glasses 5 $ s Charge tor F. R. PANCOAST £•“. NOW FOR SCHOOL, r0T.M: .'s ‘,al’ *^s. 'J.ru.L.lUM. �--------- --------------------------------------- ASTiNGs Banner WHAT HURTS! Thursday, Sept, io, money m Their pockets. MCNEK lb PLENTY. Speaking of the pro free coinage of stiver Talk about •scarcity of money" is WHY THE SILVER BARONS BACK CANDIDATE BRYAN. » OODstaotiy put forward as a "reason for going into the free coinage of de pre■ . * . . ■ . .t.i... ...i I. >■ n, cilrtrt K THE FARMER. daily wa<e of the daily It Means Many MUUona of DoUan to Them dated dollars. The talk is specious. but utUleiuimir an<l cannot be too often ; . nn. I- Ik „ *.vmv n'M.waa SO so . . '. .. . met The.. fact is there never : Foreign Market* Thrown Away—LoxaonM ADDITIONAL mnch idle money in the country a« for everything that comes into his Conituinptlon in Home Market—Th* • 40,000,000 a Year by Free Coinage. there is now. An excellent authority household? Let tlie pensioners of tlie Invanion of Import*. , on th * subject recently summed up nation pause and think of th ai platform. WHERE IS THAT MONEY? some if the main facte in the matter How many* are there, 750.000 I believe, Washington, August 12.—A table has thee- "There is a cause for failures and that receive a fixed pension from the "The Men Who Passed" th* Wiison-Qar. Ex-Governor Foraker, of Ohio, never been prepared here which shows who depression*. but investigation will United States. Do they suppose that ussn Bill C»n Tell Ca. n truer thing than this, which was are behind the free coinage of silver show that none of them have been that will be immediately doubled to Farmers, be on your guard; false |n hfe remarks, at the opening of the [friends are trying to mislead you. An j Ohio campaign in Columbus last week, movement and the corporate wealth caused by an insufficient amount of meet the doubling of values In all the that is represented by each of the in­ circulating medium in the country. an illustration of this, take the case of ■ »it „ot the demonetization of commodities that tiu-y buy for their au eastern farm paper which is striving ' diver that has hurt the farmer, but dividuals and estates. The list is not Miltifhs uf dollars are today lying idle, households?. (Applause.) Uow about nearly complete, but it gives the total not yielding one per cent of profit to lo array class against class, ■ stir up i «he demonetization of bis markets. the hundreds at thousands of mtn, Bectiona'l strife, embitter producers } The repeal ot the McKinley law car* wealth of 22 of the leading silver mine­ ihe owner: millions more arc being the thrifty and . prudent who owners of tlie west, or the wealth loaned at 1 and 2 per cent * The sav­ have laid aside something in the sav­ •gainst consumers, urrav the ftnw-r ! Kei1 »"*> •» ’*>- "I"*1 "r *" th« they represent as agents. These 22 ings banks have been and still are con­ >g.wth. workftpm.. .-a both ings bunks on the gold basis? Do they the exports of our agricultural pro- liave been actively engaged In prose­ gested with money, and are seeking ■ against the’man controlling capital, all tlnets fell off.” suppose that, when they go to draw cuting the free silver work, and aiding opportunities for 'safe and profitable with n view of making votes for free Here are. some of the facte which the propaganda. They have been in­ inwu»tn.*.-uta, taking municipal bonds something from their deposits, and ask .diver. Gucb appeals to prejudice are - sustain ex-Governor -Foraker’s in dietr. fluential in securing n declaration in at 3 and 4 per cent interest When for 8100. the generous gen Ur man and » ,an insult to the intelligence of its' j meat The export values of agricul­ favor of-the free coinage of silver in the government Baked for a loan-of liberal manager will hand then: out 'readers. . Instead of-dealing in trnth ' S?W? No,, gvntletoen, the 8100 that t taral products for the fiscal year end­ [there are appeal* to passion, and a bit- <uing June 30, 1892", which was the first the platform at Chicago, besides-dictat­ 8100,000.000 In 'gold nearly 8600,000,000 they deposited un a gold Lisis will be ing tlie exact form of the financial were -.’rtered at rates ranging from 3# iterness of spirit may be engendered handed out to them on the silver Irasin. I full year under the McKinley tariff, plank in the platform of the Populists to 3 ?S per cent ” that will leave scars Jong nfter this and then with that '8100 they will go tvere 8799,328,232. and Sllyerites. As far as prepared the The statistical abstract of the United eampaijn: is settled. Their percentage of all exports for following is a list of these runltl-mill- States shows that in 1873 we had 8751,­ out to purchase commodities that have The paper in question, after declar­ doubled in price. Think of al! the the same year was 78.69. ionaires, whose wealth os individuals 881.800 in circulation, or 818.04 per ing that?on account of lower prices and. others who haw bought a little home­ ' In the fiscal year ending Jane 30, or agents'is tied up in silver mines: eapka In is‘J4 we hud 91.000,606,708, hard times, farmers got for their crops stead on a gold basis. Do they* imagine 1895, which was the first full year Hearn! MU:e. California . last year, WUO.cfOO.OGO less tlran in 1682, 50.0uJ.ffW or 624.23 per capita. The total amount that bv the fiat of congress that ife Fair tsatatc. California under the Wilson tariff, the agricul­ John W. Mackay of money available for circulation, in asks in bold type who has that money? to be doubled in value? I say, let 40.0W,0U0 tural exports were 8553,215.317. J. If. Hacgin ............................. 1873. was 8774,445,610; in 18SM it was Prices are lower, so the first quesW. A. Clark jvery man in thip community, and that And the percentage* of theae to total WiillMD A. Stewart, Nevada 40.005.1KW 82,420.434.781. Per capita, 1873, 818.58; ««■ to be answered is: “Why are I XS.000,000 will cover all but a small fraction, let Francis J. Norlands (SUaron estate) prices- low?" That-is the meat of the i! sxporta was 09.68. Moffat.-Denver . m.wo.csw per capita. 1604,835.44. every one in this community who has Here was a falling off under the David ScnatorJnaP. JonestComstocJc lode) i.,0 ») '.uu What is needed now Is not more matter. It is not difficult to answer fins’. | been able by thrift by prudent fore ­ 25/XC.OOO Flood estate ’ Wilson tariff of 8246.110,915. Silver has nothing to do with IL Under Denver Stiver Smelting Works Co.. JS.ODO.OQp ‘money nor cheaper money, but more sight looking out fur the future sup­ This is a staggering sum for the It. C. Chambers (Ontanosilver mine) so.aw.ouu business to icecR,tbe money moving. ifree coinage prices of farm products jo.an.'jsfarmers, stock raisers and planters of Charles K. l-aae. California. Opening the mints to foreign silver port for themselves in thrir old age. Slave ruled as low or lower than now.' . . L E. Holden lUld Telegraph mine). 16.0(0 0W is.aw.tfw will not accomplish tills. Opening the or their families, let them ask whether In 1859 spring wheat sold lu Chicago i*the '}"Jj United States to charge up to the Marcus Daly. Anaconda. Mont. Butte Silver Smeltinc Works Co... H.&DO.OUO mills to American labor by protection, this doubling of the prices of eommod" ”, in listening to the siren dor W cents; in 1861’oats sold for 12% '' voice roi<^ of of the the' Democracy and voting for S-T Hausen Granite MUsilver mine) 10.000/00 | itles is going t«o benefit themaelvcA. •and foreign niarketa to Ameri’cau goods French «vndlcatc (old Telegraph iccnts in this market, and the same '** a change, that change which brought none. Utah)...\,... .... io,wo.an 1’hat is the sort uf argument, it scemt? year corn sold for 20 cents. Each of Ix?aJvlllc silver Smelting Works Co 9,50),'XO by reciprocity will accomplish it / to me, which must appeal lu all tb first the threat, anil .then the factruf n Broadwater entate. Helena. Mont.. 6.0J0.0.J0 tiici-e grains sold lower when silver THE ENGLISH LIKE IT. ; revolution in our tariff policy. ' ‘ Senator Henry 51. Teller. Colorado.. ESEnq rhvek this great dciiuinoa." •was coined free than they are selling j But this wss uot ul\ uor the worst. Senator Lee Mantle. MunUua 2.00U.Q00 now. There is no relation between the "YoUH...'.................................... If5l7.OUO.OUO With the paralysis'of manufacturing The manner in which foreign nmuur . Muddled. ivalue of silver and value of other comThe men interested in* the wealth aud commercial business that followed fucturers and foreign labor get the There are few clearer writers on ■modifies. SupiJy and demand fixes the the advent of the Cleveland adminis­ listed above have been most active in I ben *flt'i»f Democratic tariff tinkering is finance in this country than Edward .price of each. tration, factories were closed, men the free silver cause. They have, sev.shown by the fallowing table of the hn» But why are farui products low ? The in all branches of business were thrown eml million rcasana for being inter­ Atkinson of Button anti here is what ports of wdok-ns for the seven months answer is easy. Last year the corn oat of employment, their capacity for ested in the success of Mr. Bryan, and he says atemt the demagogue utter­ ending in January. 1805 and 189(1. crop was the largest ever grown; like­ consumption was reduced and the expect by the liittcris success tu acquire ances of Senator Daniels, of Virginia, at Chicago and elsewhere. wise oats; likewise ]• potatoes. For two umuau Ckfthta®......... , home luuinv. market was Illi impaired. pan cu. au An nr in- more millions of these reasons nt the 15.-X8.MI "In what repute can Virginia be held Cloths yexri the cotton crop has been larger iuitrial Mn,)15 tok?n ,n taMer expense to the rest of the American btexs XUO4&. . and in what esteem can her merchants, KnJtuooJi .. ’ . than the world’s ability to consume it, of 1894 showed as compared with 1892: people. BN.4U her manufacturers, her towns, counties Shawl* Senator Stewart, who 1 has his mort ­ either now uu» ur or ub at any uinu time in iia ita uuf hfem-urcu.-w.ul ju per ixumimc uuvA decrease of 50 cent in the outYarn*...:, 8 rT.iTd gages made payable in gold, and who and cities be held when their leading Misoci lancvuf. I.7W.3IS tory. Another 'record-breaking crop is ! put of factories. in sight. These facta alone are enough ! A falling off of 30 per cent in the is interested as agent and otherwise in senator lends himself to a force bill of This show» that in months. * • -to account for low prices of these proda vast amount of silver mining prop­ which the main purposes can. in the ending last January the imports of ‘ number of hands employed. nature of things, be but two: clothing nearly doubled; those of note. There is another still more poA falling off of 45 per cent in the, erty, is the inventor of the expression. "First, that of tha mine owners to cloths increased two and a half times; "The. crime of ’7i," although as late as ' . tent cause. The workingmen of this amount of wages paid. pick the pockets .of tlie people while those of dress go<xl*i doubled; those of cquntry are out of employment Mills From this decreased ability to con­ 1874 in a speech in the senate he said: ere closed, furnaces idle, and a million sume liberally the farmers’ market was “I want the standard gold, and no deluding lhem with the idea that they knit goods increased almost four times; 1 paper money not redeemable in gold. are giving them a benefit men who in 1892 had good employment among the flrfct to suffer. those of shawls increased' nearly five •‘Second, that of debtors to defraud limes; those of yarns two and a half at American wages are now walking Nor is this all. Under the "Wilson Gold is. the universal standard* of the (the streets or working half time. The tariff imports of the products of farm world. Everybody knows what a dollar their creditors. times and those of miscellaneous “Mr. Daniel thinks that the support­ > dormers’ bept customers, the men who and field iqpreased, and the farmer not in gold is worth." woolens nearly three times. Stated | :have always consumed 95 per cent, of only lost part of his foreign market, Senator Stewart is now publisliing a ers of the gold standard are doing their generally, the iini»orta of all woolen I • all that be raised have partially dropped but had his diminished home market paper called the Silver Knight, in work in deference to British influence, fabrics increased from $17,000,DOO to I *■ meat from their daily fare, are prac- invdded by Canada and Europe. which he pretends to take interest in when, in fact, he is one of the men. and >34,000,000, or mure than ioo per cent K • dicing pinchingecouomy instead of buyTlie.following are the official state­ tlie Working people pf the country, and a vegy conspicuous one, who is lending Why not make these goods here and K.' iing what their tastes suggest; Want ments of imports of certain classes of to plead, the cause of the laboring men. himself to the support of British inter­ ■employ American capital and labor? Iff has crowded abundance away from the articles into the United States for the •all of whom he says will be benefited ests against the interest of his own by the free coinage of silver. How country? P [table of American labqr. fiscal years named: Hun. Stephen II. Elkina. <>f West "One of the best meta! workers of | Who is responsible for this? The 1«Z2 friendly he is to the laboring men can. Article 1896 I.M5.P1J be judged when it is known that the Great Bxituin lately passed through Virginia, in a recent talk with the ChiK74.0W Beans aud peas, bushels t men who drafted the Wilson-Gorman Cattle; cago-Iiyter Devon waa very frank about number 2,1® 14SJ41 B tariff which stopped our own mills and Cheese, pounds 8.305.2® 10.276.®? laboring .men charge him with con­ my offltx* on his way home, from a trip I the tariff and the silver mine owners. 8i.M4.183 * '-started those of Eurcj»e. They can Flax, value ‘ V <VO. -■! ducting a "rat office" and underpaying through India, Chiua and Japan, Hear what he said: "The Republican Hay. tons 70.715 •01 .W» F'^t'tell us who has that, money. The rec­ Hemp, tons Labor troubles on his where he hss a large demand fur the 6M4 his. printers. 33-l.4S8.BW paper led to the open charge that Mr. products of his machinesh’ops, in which candidate for the presidency was the I ' 'ords of imports of foreign goodo-since Hides aud skins, value . 3.133.651 Hops- pound* natural Outcome of the operations of ;l*the McKinley law was repealed will Oats. busheD K8J0B Stewart did not pay firing wages to he employs 3.000 men or more. His tim Democratic tariff for reyenuc unly. 775.Mfl remark on. our present. conditions was M tell us part uf tlie story. Here’s where Olive oil. irallons Potatoes, bushels 1.-C5-T? I The masses of the Republican party, I * • part of "that money" went.. Wool put Rice, pounds. Senator Teller, who was pushed by this: 77.ft~.4M I36.W6.HW the busincsf, men and laboring men. tt2.M-l.M4 hii silver friends for nomination at the " We have had a considerable mar­ K. on the free list; increase in the imports Riro Hour, pounds. Seeds, value ie.-.'M.KJT nominatod Major McKinley because he tu a single year, taking the last fiscal Smu-.ic. .pounds ,.. 10.411.774 18.n9.2Q8 hands of the Democrats, after he had ket in the United States for-our ma-: represented their i^lea of a champion 2ff.Ml.791 chlnery in spite of your high duties. i year of the McKfaley tariff and first Tobacco. Leaf, pounds.. 2l.0W.MS Wool, founds 14S.e7vJ«tJ 206.18X905 deserted the Republican party, has re­ of protection to American industries ■calendar year of WUson-(.'»onnan act, cently acquired large mining interests. We could not expect to retain it long Noth withstanding «the continued de­ and workingmen. This great central K$27,062,721. Duty on cafti'e decreased Francis J. Newlands. a member of in the face of your progress in making Hone-half; increased imports the first pression. in business the tendency to congress from Nevada, and* agent of iron and steel at the lowest cost, but idea that dominated that numiniuion fL year. $1,429,808. Duty on hay reduced importations hnij been progressive so the Sharon estate, was chairman of we are developing our markets in Rus­ must not Ik* abandoned. The tariff » E। one-half; increased imjiorti, JI,429,695. that in a great many cases the imports the Silver party convention. sia. Asia and Japan., and we shall hold one of the great ixAues of this campaign and cannot be drup|H*<l.' The money Bv Duty on woolen goods much decreased-. for the calendar year 1895 were greater Two of the greatest organs published them against any possible competition HIncreased imports $38,103,013, which than for the fiscal year, those of wpol in the interest of the free coinage of on your-part so long ns you keep your question just now seems to lead in for the calendar year, for instance, interest, aud there is no disposition on I Blioiib.l have been paid for American silver and in advocacy of the Demo- monetary system in confusion and b wool. Here are only four items and reaching 248,989,217 pounds. eruXic ticket are the San Francisco Ex­ your credit bad. Therefore, the longer the part of any of the Republicans to The figures might be multiplied in ­ avoid this issue. The question is, Are 1 । ^bey alone show where $68,625,237 of aminer and the New York Journal. you maintain the silver delusion and ’ . ^that money” went, in a single' year. definitely, but. these are enough . for They are both run by young Mr. keep yourselves handicapped to your we in favor of opening the mints of the Hut with’ millions more that should have . one object.lesson on “The Demonetiza­ own discredit the .better we like it, and United Stated to the free coinage of Hearst, who represents the great silver Rhone to our farmers, has gone to the tion uf the Farmers' Markets.’* interest of the Hearst estate. the longer your competition with us in tlie silver bullion of the world at twice That was caused, not by the repeal ^Konncrs and workingmen of foreign It. C: Chambers, one of the delegates tiicjnarkets of the world will be de­ the value of thet product? Thisquesti<m ^nountrics. Take the indirect loss that jf the Sherman purchasing clause, but will MKM1 solve itself jf the sensible to the Chicago convention, -la part ferred.'" Kff'ollo.ved the tariff assault on the farm­ by Democratic monkeylug with the owner in the Ontario sifter mine, in people of the country study it If the Shill Mint* or Mills be Opened? } i ra’ interests and it is easy to see where protective tariff. working men, business men and farm­ which the Hearst estate is also inter ­ The remedy is not in coining fifty­ The Popocrats dwell much upon th e er* of tills country can only realize M|he money went The men now shout*rent dollars for the benefit of nxine ested. He is tlie general manager of j ng free silver to distract the farmers’ owners, but in returning to the Repub- tills mine, and owner of the Salt Luke hard times as au excuse for asking the that the free coinage of silver is in the ^Attention from the wrong they did him, “ iican policy — “ “ T' of protection and Herald, oqe of the backers of thejlime- country- to make nn experiment. - They interest of about 20,000 producer* of' say to the voter: " You’re hard up. any­ ■J-Eow that it is the foreigner who has reciprocity. tullic League, which.isnow flotKiing the how. and you might asswell risk this. silver, and can be no benefit tu any­ ।’hat money, and that they themselves body else, they will settle the matter country with free coinage literature. Work for Indlviclnahb You can’t be much worse off if it does most emphatically* next November. g| nve it to him. . Gen. A. J. Warner, president of this The present campaign is not only go wrong." Thia is the kind of an ex­ Being h silver pr. Incer myself I know If our farmers wish this ’ money, Bimetallic League, is said to have re­ KVhich they* should have and did have one of the' most important that we ceived a salary for some years of sufli- periment they ask him to make: wliat tlie free coinage of the white ■rarior to 1893, to go abroad Jet them' have had since the war; but it is pecul­ ‘‘Wo demand the fk-ee and unlim­ metal means. I know that under the cient proportions to justify him in de­ p|3te against a return to protection and iar in its character. It is one in which voting his whole time to the free coin­ ited coinage of both silver and gold recent silver purchaaing act. the silver at the present legal ratio of 16 to 1 - i jciproclty. but let them do so with (•arties are shifting and opinions are age propaganda. without waiting for the aid Or con- producers of this country were paid by knowledge of what they are doing changing—a campaign in which the the United States government about W. A. Clark, the silver king of Mon­ •ent of any other nation.*' Hjnd then forever after hold their peace. Democratic party has surrendered tana, was one of “Dick" Bland's hack­ ’ The Republicans also sue the dis­ 31*0,000,060 more'than their product ' ।. ’e know who has that money.—Fnrrn- Control to its own worst elements and ers. When the latter’s chances went tress that has come to the people, and was worth in the open market® of the ■■*•* Un ion. _ . combined with an irresponsible popu­ glimmering he gave his support to their idea of tlie remedy, as expressed world. Free coinage will mean a rep lism. by Major McKinley, is this: Hltion. of this subsidy. The United Bryan. This combination is conducting an “it Is a good deal bettor to open States government will simply pay a 8. T. Hauser, another member of the adroit canvass. It assails the national silver syndicate, was particularly act­ up the mills of the United States to bonus of about 100 per cant elf the value tionor, but veils the assault under ap­ ive during the Chicago convention. He the labor of Americans than to open >f silver bullion to the mine owners of peals to individual cupidity, and short­ up the mints of the United States this country and other countries as is a former Missourian and a bosom to the silver of the world." sighted self interest. It juggles with well." friend of Senator Vest . It is for American workmen to judge figures and makes skillful use of falla­ Then there is L. E. Holden, of Cleve­ whether they want 53-oent dollars for cious arguments. It is not surprising land, O., who made an enormous for­ The following is a terse statement twhat gives Hood’s Sarsaparilla its great the work that they do now, or a 106 ­ that many voters are a little dazed and tune out of the Old Telegraph mine in made by an investment house of what ■. popularity, its constantly Increasing Uncertain as to their course. U tab. He sold Ids interest to a French cent dollar for the work thev might do the free .coinage of silver would mean •ales, and enables it to accomplish Its In this condition of affairs it Is more syndicate for 85,000,000, but is still in­ ,Urtod up New in actual practice: “Free, unlimited and wonderful and unequalled cures. Ths important than ever that the ordinary terested in some Utah silver mines. York Tribune. independent coinage at IB to 1, would combination, proportion and process campaign work of document distribu­ The above is a brief description of used in preparing Hood’s Sarsaparilla tion and speech making should be sup­ *omc of the above political workers for . *U O1 • dl.pUj heading Ud mean dollars worth only 53 cents. The w *ge earner and the man on salarv are unknown to other medicines, and plemented by the individual work of the Democratic ticket, to whom the do«M, le.ded type here Utely been free coinage of silver means so much Rnake Hood’s Sarsaparilla called in to give prominence to an arti­ would be paid In theae, thna cntllny Intelligent farmer, business, profesThe election of Bryan and a free silver cle in a London, Eng., paper, showing nu Income dnwn nearly one-haft, and tioual and laboring men The best argu­ Democratic congress would mean mill­ debtor coold pay hl. creditor in giowing terms the beneficial retulta ments are cm the side of sound money ions to these people. H it that would come to this country from with theae depredated doftara Placing the product of the mines in :ures a wide range of disease® because and of a well considered tariff system, irer became erident that the American Ute free coinage of silver, and caution ­ of its power as a blood purifier. It Beta And the facts sustain the arguments. which they are Interested at 54,000,000 ing the English against ths losses of people were an diahoneat and ao fooftah rances a year, although it Is believed directly and positively upon the blood, The careful and painstaking presenta­ it will reach MOJOOO.OOO, and the gov­ their markets if they continue the la to adopt awh a policy there woold i*nd the blood reaches every nook and tion of these facts and arguments to ernment paying them 81.23 an ounce, gold standard. The article is followed he a roah to anticipate itaeltecla. The his doubting neighbors is the best jornerof the human system. Thus al! Ml raillon. r„|<| in W(mld ind granting that it would eost them by the peculiar statement that “the Rhe nerves, muscles, bones and tissues work that the intelligent business man 53 cents an ounce to mine it, (come under the beneficent influence of ran do in thir. campaign. This kind of the people of the United States above appeared in the London Finan­ » o*ec be hruriled or exported, and IM. onormou. ,«ntr*eUon would pre­ work is going to count this year for cial News of March 10, 1896, but w pay into the pockets of much more than mere oratory, or the would *" ita dre“1 “ taped observation till .recently, when , the silver mine owners 841,000,000 influence of the professional politician. it was discovered and put into clroula- 1<>O| of preMralerl bn.lnem, idle induaBut it will need to be persistent and per annum, and moke gigantic mo­ Ua? k? tbe Philadelphia Item." The continuous, to be carried into tlie nopolists of these very men who art weight which should attach to the now raising sush a hypocritical cry tehool district and voting precinct "rich if ft i, not a fakie Jn meeting as well as to the fireside and »ouM the country store. .— < Common sense, commercial honesty ‘ *PP “ " d S "twurc Lb.l |One True Hk-od rurifter. $1 per bottle. And patriotism will carry Michigan „*rtlcU ‘*"tt not dfteorarad •very time when they are properly Me wre luxomplishtd. It U tellrTeit ■util mure than four mouths after it lh»t ft would be neerer *75.000.000 per ............ M1PUIP thaa u^. MARSHALL L COOK Editor. TEKJtD .!«• MECU9V CLASS MATTEK AT THE UAaTiXHM. KZCm-. ruWuFFICE, AGliFST J 4. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES IT IS THE DEMONETIZATION OF HIS MARKETS THAT HITS BHVAN ANswerE0 Etalea eatabli.h a fc«r77?” L*W «n>t I. Kto.,eA4n"d’»«'»«l*. dothat?* ‘'I'wKtw Maj.. McKinley reptieu- -rv w * Sutxnaow ha. u fit,ant .’। l,h«d to the main ft ba. I.-,, ‘,'cr ,h*>‘ the be*innlup of the-e,‘—.I? whleb it doe, not mrai, ,L\-i,„JZ.** ud ft ean fl nd a better ‘ «■« Mr. Bryan awau... |n m Uial the United Slat. ■ >" qu'*’«"» Uneacl.l .ywem, ^b.l, inate one for Itneft. M<i J. °oHr a Jnanclnl ayatea wbk-h • That canno; bc.disputed " lish financial’system . > h no fui’legal tender silver jj,. -financial systems dlffrr-. '■■’‘DtinmUl 'E*b: many r^. tpacts fnim that of • United Staua, Cold cuts no figure in *j. ta.ael^i IJV terns of the silver st.t.-, ! Here it plays s moat jn ;. 1 ”I,t part. But Bryan does not v. ’-h* uniteft «wt>. HewUhe.ftu,„jOrt'y’ ICO. .n!A icp. To do that tt u oulAno ’ ‘■"PUjbk, originality. The Mrxie'-Am u J.kwd. ol couri-. ,o ■r luPlr tbrir “!"7'. !?■ th* but rbiuld ihl. <xxmtr> compliment? Tlv- popocftl e-uuIMH. Mt „.lr want, tbo faft«l st-.tr, t„-.1..,,1<Jot financi^ .jrtrm it bn. t.o.T’ wlBhe, it to ink, u|, with , »y,trnu onrt th»t one ,, nothing mu> bn nld. Th >t rn.|wiltal is neither patriotic nor intellig. Maj. McKinley cor,*ea<is ti.3l th United States slould.n • Ci,.. t.pT? own financial, system -.T«„. Worsk. JTJt_ . tern of Mexico or of Udia, but ’-hutikf hold on to its own until it «an detfe* d new and better on-. /Th- K’-stemg which Europe has dfa&mfc-d and which semi-civilizxxl oouiuriea un do not ap­ peal tb -him. Bryan’r question is dishonest, ax most of his qiMfetibns are. The Hjshonesty’of this particular question-^ exp-.^j hr Maj. McKinley’s reply.—(?hicago Trib­ une. THE VERMONT ELECTION. A M<m» Slgnltlcani Irtiioraemmi of Kepubll<-Mn IMarlpi*.. . Vermont ia always rep^dkan, but there are years in w hich it fl riguffictuU ly emphatic in its^rrpul iidn.-.a.. This year Is one of theiu. ,\t i ha resent dectioii the republican plurality of 14,153 In,1800, of 21,667 in lr’-2,ahd 2s.52‘. in 1«M was increased to 35.«^ thus repre­ senting a republlean gain of 14,000 over 1892, and a gain of 7,000 over the higb■wuter majority of 1804. . The largest majority ever griren in the •’ -state was that for Grant£i> 1,-72, vhen the republican candidate for pn s>dfnt . had a plurality of 30.354 and a majority, over all of Tbe ejja^litions thus f ye® r were not- unlike those of the pres­ ent campaign. 'The dcntocnUe party ' had wandered off after Horace i’in-eley,. who was nominated to tiotch the »tocalled liberal, or loltiiig ^ttpublkans, and the old-line derodrrete hart put up a third candidate in th Arid, The • democrats and liberal n*pnl>rt<ai> i;»de a noisy campaign, just a- the’.Bryan ■ democrats are doing row Mr. Greeley . swung round the circle a* Bryan R do­ ing bow, and yet when tb< yuut were counted Grant had the largest majority ever given a candidate for president, If the election in Vbrmont i» a straw showing which way the tide is naming thoA; is significant in its ovi.-rwhelming republican majority.—<hi«-ago In­ ter Ocean. *. The relative wealth of the count, y is thus classified according to snrresnive census figures: . ' ■- . . • Fey tent. D*csde 1Y u Hurst JSW.............. . .......... »•? ..... ............... . ».« WKlch shows that the Antefkan famer'must look to the American industrial clnsacx to buy life products. Is he e >mg to do himself any good by cuttkig this sure home ‘market in two. bh»fK*Jf being the victim of the low?—ChivaguJ’imrs* Herald. . Wfeat the boy candidate evidently needs for bin travels lx a mule cart. . That will move slow enough tjngfce kim a chance to till.- as he goes.—I’hiladeb ' phla Pre*. The Holland & Emery mill at East Tawaa, which has been shut de.vn since tlie failure, has started up again, em­ ploying about 150 men. In a justicecourt at-Buchanan Samuel Yendes was fined ten dollar* for kick­ ing Charles Redden. " v . Merit peculiar to Itself rlood s I Sarsaparilla ft puta the medicine on the sore spot. DR. HANDY’S PileCure CURES BM. Btoedtax Itch to. Pile*- At draniato or by m»il Se«d For Booklet. W. H. HILL CO.. Detroit. Mich. HBt �' H^hngs Banner.- ...________ ‘— mneiy rambles,-there was . nothing ----------------------------------------------------time Tn acUun 1’uin "It uo^'Tu'ttning ’. to distinguish him front the other la- • Returning one morning from the house borcra of the vicinity. Lamar listened on the knoll, I sought the young lady, patiently to tlx* reports of niy observa- as I usually sought — _ vuuiiy **—* *■may. ___ , b___ thms, which appeared to increase his Dr. askedher at that boar. as ’I Hanks usuallyhad sought Th- two belief that tfier^ wnc no cause for im- ■ for HkmV. -»_______ juj. to look out mediate alarm, though he atill 1 —' ...^ ; awr vwo or three of his more distant rd to give the reoMius for hisneglectconvic­ ’ patients—be tad sprained‘bis righx * --------- ■ ------- ’ * tion. It may be ttat, undisturbed __ -____________ n® V|txjc;i» US I he was iu his own mind, he was sat :ub ' possible— and that -day £ had planned a < ;i»- ■ long drive. , which it was probable she fled to have bmj maintain vigilance. upon me. Of course, be would have to After (til, it was not to be denied vigilance. that ; would enjoy. Sho was notin the bouae, l»e told of the incident of the suspicious .----- not *° denied that Mrs. Clark said, and I was gazing abour standing guard was part jxire of"the " business 1 rather disconMlately, when 1 caught strange:*, and told at once, with the pos­ for which he paid me. ; sight of a parasol ► bowing above the* sibility quite ’ within reason that he But tb< pleasant one, ■ wu-l’s, of a lane leading to on orchard, the month m.inth was a p? would decide to seek a new asylum worries het :! without delay. In that cum* 1 might, except for Jone* and the the worrie® jn the shade of which Miss Gray some-' . Ijf । find tirjl nu^elf mp'*et bidding u Mrs; -------_....sand_hcr_ «uuncr created. Mrs. Loring was doing sur­ Luring Setting out prisingly Well. Kobodyeculd hhveex-' times passed 3 morning. jrx, I niece nn nneeremnuiomi adieu.7or 1 y-cctcd her to regard berwlf as any­ in pursuit, I gained* ujxjn her so rapidly »wa k** ’ett behtafl with'‘ my chief thing but a continued Invalid, but with that when I turned into the lane she source of revenue cut off. In In either increasing frequency she was »‘njoying uuk not more than u hundred yards I event 1 should he a heavy loser. L... And, intervals of oblivion to the fact that in the lead. To ray surprise, she IrjltedT only too gladly, , worst of all, 1 could devise -- ------ ,— no way-in sho supposed herself to be a sufftyw- then turned with a cry, and. picking up jy. "I’irase be iu which to shake off my helplessness. A | Fhe took her harmless dotu*s With cloekj her skirts began to scud toward me, in -full fii^it, na I saw un instant later, hint-as to the identity of the stranger work regularity, and there Was not one , had suggested itself us soon as Carpen­ of the directions given her v. aich w:4 from* an old and evU-ten»pcrcd boar, ter’ujtemptbd to portray the man. So u-cessfut one,’’ said I. i>ot curried out with scientific accuracy! ; usually safely penned ' behind -Mrs. fnr as it went, bis description fitted the .Simple food, good air, undisturbed . Clark's barn, but- eridently very much Gray, yon may Be at liberty at thr.t particular moment, from this turn in new farmhand—just ns it protably fit­ sleep, and tritles enough to keep hef I pka-'n. ted half the tramps in that region. interested were doing for her what Tlie brute was close to her. Hia tusks Lad tne only view of While tb$ ttory threw micpicion upon they will do for most of the race. Two looked as long- and sharp as knives; us । warrants ncluimof the fellow’s motives, and might prove dr three, additions had been made to her he galloped on, they came nearer and innat useful us u warning, it was not, of code of directions, with not altogether nearer to his prey. I gave a shout and- . . -.0 th-.* town and turned sprang forward, but had she been foregl J street, halting iu । course, > , in, itself ,, sufficient ------ :— to — warrant n uurelflsh motives on the part of her I jnedical adviser. . For one thing, she to depend upon my aid her danger ,.f it? solitary drafi'“>• M» rtiwiuu-g,.. The out­ , ..I l.Sfnre the counter, °f "U unKMirfaetory re­ | now kept a diary, in which she wrote would hove been great indeed, for long Whr , er;[tionto>H'u:a.le-flec‘,on!"“',,^e*!™i'">‘l‘»'iolaytb<! ! her obserfulions uf her symptoms. Os- | befotc I could have reached her the I He j MuuUred i». I ““««l**ore the pem, r„»t inlCTMV | tensibly, this was to secure, for scl- 1 boar would have overtaken her. ■ .1 to sec ye? he re- !^“d to who0r by «■ .was right at her.heels, when, armed , np. i entifle purpose.', a record of the prog- I meat. • ress of u most notable afsi-; actually, I t the weather, the atate of i Early lb the evening, anxious tb be I it was to save her doctor from a dully I । politics had been dia-'i trade done with h bad business as speedily as hood of talk. Then, too, she hud been . . — ---------..j ( much. but maybe yer’d xiaited Xam&r and told htm ’ • . irossible^ jiowioie. 1 vmnea.Lamsr hini । persuaded that it. was not w ise to have , •Ut'it.". j ] all I had heard or surmised. lie listened । Iw-r niece constantly with her. the the- ( lavs ago . cbap > ,o , th ,' wi,1! ,hr tk *« t Mtamon, I orv followed »"=iug being tliutMuw Gray had - mi a chai) — '—a----•' questions * ’•** •“'• '-•'" uticmivu, tout miss tiruy < ■ . nys ag I ’i aaked feu ns’v' lu’*the appeal- 1 ’ W) 1long her •Wall, — »•— 7nurse thattheir — J.-con' .''5.r° ° l"1.' ance of the man Under suspicion, and ti"’*"’ —---------- v~ tihunl association could not but remind I He didn ’t HnTiim seem ter-1* tfien* puflB*g calmly on his eteruol - h* 'nt. hrr .... of her ucv iiiqiaired »iujKMrtxi health. ocaiui. Tills i nxs bit^t oit : .-i hizucss eg" . , / 1 cigar, sat Kat in alienee silence for several mo mo-­ ■ of sophistry wu fur more convincing 'l-rired hut he di ; i, u eiir <^.i ’ntks. <»u.s. Pret- 1j mentM, seemingly undisturbed by the to tlie elder womqn then to the young­ 1 tvrt r‘. 0 * ,rewe‘r • possibility'of a new complication in his * cr, who, though she acquiesced in the ?■ 'it t ('..v'iiny, \ Ou’rc | fro affair^.'arrangement., IKt me no doubt that ■i’ mighty interested j ‘‘Well,’’ said I, at last, no longer able ujic regarded the argument as -faliai ! ’*. interested. I reck- j • to restrain the qUcstiotx “wkatare we (jous. Inasmuch, however, as through i ■ . . -hbor’X boy asks me . to do?” ' it 1 ^secured ’a great deal more of her -. .-ettin* 09 4 put it “For the present--uoth'ng..’ As it ia hocieiy.T was content, my object thus . .■/ness. but when 1 catch | said: ‘Forewarn^ is foreormed.’ " accomplished. Moreover, to this day i • -:il! him too blamed ■him- ur "Rut this uncertainty must lie cleared it qeema clear to me that in forcing Si> -is this chap was tryin’ ! affec’i* up. You know better than 1 cau why Mrs. Larijig to threw off somewhat ! tr’i tl ter pnthp him. but this man may have come here, provided, uf her aetju^red feeling of helplessness, : . c<>t any more satisl’gue«s of course, that he has any designs upon and to learn.that she was not entirely .-chnoltnar'tcrdid when faction yon. It’s nil theory, you understand. dependent on her conijwinjon’s minis­ be uckb-d ’Lv (miison's Hebrew (took, but it is strange that he should be wurk- trations, 1 did her a great service. So thinkin’i' ■ -’reek. Struck me you ing for M ta Weston at very low wages, hir as the girl was concerned, there miriitc* v • '■ .’ now about !.:tu. though." unless he has Rom» paxticulur reason ‘‘buhl be no question of the benefit she Korre* particular hut hi.- paint*!" i asked. for desiring to be in this neighborhood, received from the lessening uf her -Hedidr’i <;»,v.~ I jsv® a ihont ud «pr*ng forward. Were employment his only object, he taurs of attendance upon her aunt, ■ —Tbu^-5”a-v’ Svpt 10 '8i*6' , •—R30S- pr°Prl*tof- l/v ■tliyS ■n MWSYWIMO K JI im ’I range nlient MJ GTp JaTSen. foFBitE dined to tndturnity. Mi«*t Gray doubt­ less was busy with thoughts of her aunt, •while for me4he aft.ernrx j wa» spoiled by Carpenter's tidings, ft had been a luxury to.forfcetthe home nn the knoll, if only for an hour or two, and here waal this news, very probably of no moment, yet enough to remind me of ray thrulldom. to drag me back to u realization of the fact that Lama’- hud the firstcluim < ■ s & w< calling, n-« we all know, is more no- with n stout club, Jones sprang over blc, more self-sacrificing, than that of the wall and struck viciously at the 1 -‘C nurse; in non9 is there greater nerd brute. The blow fell fairly upon the rof ’f reasonable reasonable relaxation from from tlie efedc- animal's snout, and ended abruptly his raands upon body, mind and spirit*, and pursuit of the maiden, who, however, never is devotion -------mon*.:.......it-,i sadly misapplied sped on until she ran almost into my than in those cases in which the tribute arms. I got her hands in mine and took to supposed duty and real affection is some time-to assure her that-she was P^dd needlessly or in obedience to nn- ' safe, before coming down t^the mere qtber’s over-indulged caprice. The detail that the farm-hand had been her J licht ol common .sense thonld Ireatronc rescuer. She turned to thank the :'lj enough to show the flaw of uselessness man, but by this time he was some* ^.ture ot uneomplainlnir distance up the lane, driving the cowed and ^hunting boar back to his prison. under a mistake.” As events proved, tlie country life “I envy that fellow," said I. "I’d "But even that mistake may cause Woe much to Mrs. Loring's ths^e, in give anything to have tad that chance trouble,” I protested. jj "For the present, not ct all. In the npite of hex years of travel and her he improved." She •‘Would you?” said she, with a nerv­ as . lung sojourns hi great cities. end. it is possible,” he answered, ns "It was a dangerous of slight con- j struck up friendships with Mrs. Clark. ous little smile. coolly as if the matter was t L'gh!" and she shuddered Mrs. Weston and the other housewives privilege. cern. . "What a terrible "What are your directions'.’" I asked, j of the neighborhood, and, through at the recollection. । them, with the residents Of Hodney- animnl that was! I never was so fright­ still by no means satisfied with hisphil- | 1 town village, among whom, she gained ened in nil my life.” • osophicnl view of the case. "Let us go buck to the house." I sug­ i considerable jopulnxity-. She became “Observe him well, study him ns you j “You will hardly enjoy a vis­ irregular attendant at ‘the village gested. choose, but do not attempt to disturb ----- 7---------------- — , r soon w waa received him. Thew thlnfp will .office. . Even . -•>—,’h, and «»■> “n ^jT«1 into the it to the orchard after such an advencause for cirele oh ita. sewing society. At these I ture.” ’ ” W -*t’i tba trwbie?” nil L if he intrudes here, there is no < * "After this • - -• ' tilings I marveled and rejoiced, know- : "No. indeed.” she said. : alarm; he shall be suitably received.” I ing very well that her new friends ! I sha.’l lx* more careful. 1 hove learned' tan .. i > iacc. I krpt^i* -ye on him,” And with one of his grim smiles, La­ 1 something from this evperiencc. ” ' could do more to promote her recovery so' «iw him.after tangin' round a spell, mar bade me good night. “And ex have I,” was my thought, for i than ail tlie drugs in the phnnnaco- j »u-*-r ler t!;<- J.’odnvytuwn road." j pcia. Seven days in a week.*gossip was in that moment of her peril the veil of "Thanks for tlie inform.)’ion.” said X. j doubta and questions and theor’ea and ' better for her than tonics. "Probably be is some tranif* who has Hiram Jones, tramp, farm laborer, j It was almost inevitable, in the cir- | speculations had been torn from my hear: yarn*. a taut my patient, and. hat-: busybody, detective, or whatever he cuinstances, that I> -boold should be honored honored : eyes, and I-had learned the simple truth might ’ hi: farataM for . month my I IngnvtL ng tatu-r to do. asks questions often with Dorothy Gray’s company. whinH explained them all. yet which to keep talk going. Nevertheless, pfincIpcU --- ’ --- 1 —cause for anxiety, tamar f om.r'q ’s Long drives together over the winding they hod served to hide from me. I’m much obliged tor the tip." . indifference to the man ----- n t•- the ,, , • spots - walks •• to •«.! show ' - ’s doings b was .,country roads, (TO BE COSTUrVED) "T!.at*! nil right,” Car|x*nter re- more than T could explain to my own of the vicinity, and rambles when .the ricuuvy, auu a<MMVaM. ........— spoodtd. with the air of amah who feels satisfaction; for, if .the owner of the ■ of house on the knoll had reason to fear ■ n*oon 'vtw doing her best to make manthat he !. - -l-ih* his duty. "Say, how's any great peril, how was it that he j ttat nothing in the world the h<»s saltin' yer?" could hear so calmly tidings which in- v’“ wortJ1 considering but sentiment, “ExteilenUy. It's a pity, though, J such pleaainc dlvrniona filled filled runny nauiy dicatcd at least that he was under sur- such P1*'8*”’? diversions there'.- so iittle sty lc about him." vcillance? It was as if a wily old fox, • “ UU n ix,ur anzM,.* Sometimes ‘<v,..v TI — piuised "lc*u1 to nnn. con“if he k .'I style, ye'd never got him altor n long run from the hunter, aider how completely the * girl wnxdomJ fer the pri'v y«* paid. He ain’t the kind inating my thoughts. Even when a of a ho-.- a pretty-girl likes ter hev should sit contentedly wutchinga stray glimpse of Hiram Jones going stolidly hitebe-i 4. ; t of her bouse on a Sun- hound circling .about him, instead of about his business reminded me of tlie We Offer You a Remedy Which Insures I da.v nitri;. .-n —thnt's a fuct—but fer retreating posthaste out of danger. . in:certainty of my position, f found SAFETY to LIFE of Both There was certainly the argument that myself speculating more ntau't what Mother and'Chlld. • -He's hrft .-mouthed. Thnt’r. u draw- I amor should know'very well the par­ she might think, if the worst JiUne to back. Aui. • < in- if-Tyou wotridn’t call ticular jxiint from which he wits men­ pass, than about the extent of the raishljn a lad-, •S Imrec, would vou T* aced, and the character of the agents 1 fortune over Laniiir’a head, and i>ojwi■ Jiihi’t," said Sum. orncular- likely to be employed against him; bly over mine os well. On shipboard BOBS COXHXF.MEXT OF ITS P^I.V, bt^s—that's any good— but I could not find it convincing. wo had been very good friends, she and HOIUCOR INI’ DAGGER, i» ax sev«- r ■' ah in angel boss; and Greatly os I disliked him, his aphtliy J. »Vc were very good friends now, •tigfl h< >*■<!■ What a duif Makes Easy. ■••>tr<*e as angel men." fretted me. Even enemies, when fate but with a-difference. The ri.h* ’• ck to Rodney town was makes them partners, enq generally ride I had if she' declined to. accomEndorsed and recommended by physi­ j hardly a-;.-i -ant as tin* lirrt half of the l>c counted upon to coojicrate to win pahy me! $ow tlie evening dragged if cian*. midwives-ami thooc whohuve. u»ed It. lUpraro of «nlHllt-.itc« and irditatlans. the gtune. Now, here was I, quite she kept out of aigfit! what a wretched Sent by express or raaW. oa receipt ofprtoe, 91.00 per beetle. IJ » 'k *'TO MOTlfEltS** rtrtuiy to do xny best to beat our mys­ substitute for her presence was even mailed five, contalnina voluntary tesumonlaa. the best pipe in my growing collecterious opponents, yet hampered, 05 »«AAAAAAAA BBADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Gs nt least discouraged, by the indiffer­ tiofl! How was it that when, we were _ । together, even if our talk languished, I ence of tile player whose stakes were the lime never passed heavily? How j — hazarded upon the result. The situa­ liad it come about that I no longer de- 1 tion seemed to be entirely false. bated the question of her beauty, no ■I If Jones was a spy, I in turn diligent­ ly played the spy upon him. No time longer compared her with this girl or that? Such questions I asked myself was lost in confirming his identity with । now and then,'puzzling my bra<n with that of the man who' had aroused Car­ endeavors to answer them in any other penter’s suspicions, a result ensily ac­ way than the one in which they could complished by bringing the horse-deal­ Ixs answered. The simple truth of the er un u pretonded errand to flodiieymatter wan, of course, that I hnd fallen town and having Jones at work near in love; but for.difficulty of cpmprathe house an, he drove by. After this 1 hension commend me, above ail things, preliminary, I devoted many hours to 1 to a so-called simple .truth. Anybody, watching Mrsr Weston's retainer, with­ if he will taka the trouble, c'^n follow out getting much reward for my pains. OM C'”t.pper, Good-Bye. 1 out n long and logical deduction, but to The man^went about hfe various tasks loo«sn> »d icpjmUi th* dirt, mikrifi I The ... ■'■■rh boumrifo dom’t need ’ very few men is it given to perceive .at in the most matter-of-fact fashion, ap­‘ once the meaning of the thing which, ■ in - iioi.ping knife lu the hlqg c>»T. bvt doe» Bftt Injure tee tacHc. | ^efar.»: • •> mince pica. She uses parently concerned in nothing beyond 1 once undeAitood, we call self-evident, ■ Hn«*c Meet; chopped, and them. I had expocted that as soon ' •..' ■ ” •••4oned, reMdr to fill the From the vantage-point of later yeuru '. t <c Of «ie very flnest, purest ns he'learned of my daily visits to Uie •adc. a0e.. l:ittUjrtate' I have figured out, tomymtn satisfnehouse on tlie knoll he would attempt ‘ tion nt least, that I ptaaed from the to question me about ita occupant; but . comj>aratively pitaid stare of friend­ not once did he display interest in my MINCE meat ship about two weeks after Dorothy. hermit patient. In short, the only new! Gray’s arrival in Rodneytown. ml°oe Ptas aafine th taste and The 2?*1’,v.,a* any hOni^niade in Ince fi on nd given for my suspicions was. mlHttfon of the change came nearly 'bikes dultdous fruit cake aud furm«hc<l by a habit he developed of a fmtnight’ later, not through any tri: weU- 80111 ♦''•IT­ solitary strolls about the neighborhood " U».c no Kulxiltute. 10 cents ' umph of reason, but through ar. neeb rat r'' ~r’e*- _ t» ben evening_put an end to his work 1 den* in which my p*rt wm that of « An the farm. A little rf hta gruffaew' mere spectator, tod wdilchresuiregjgflt hnd vvorn off, and, leering this liking X T. ..lies: '.Id clothes. hi* boot*; kinder more dirt than “Check it! IBattieAnj ? 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BoMc f«*» concerufng the world* output uf Cheat precious tneUla may aid us somewhat in arriving at a better underdtandlug of the question. There are about as many dollars worth of <oW alone In the worijl’s atore of preeteui metal* now. as there was of gvldwud silver both in 1873. It may be well to call the attention at the readers of the Banner to tbe prophesy lr 1895 the worid prod used of gold abont m ide by James G. Blaine in IbM. Has he not faithfully pictured tbe resulte uf Dem­ S2UO.UOO.OOv. The annual production of ocratic supremacy, and have not his predictions come true?: both gold and silver, from 1850 io 1873. “I lord my country and my cuunirymen. 1 am an American and rejoice every was 5162.000,000. Thia would hardly be day of ray life that 1 am. I enjoy the general prosperity of my cuuniry. and know a proof that with such a prvaunt output of that the workingmen of this land are the best fed and the best clot bed of any laborers gold, that the price of gold would appre­ on the face of tb* earth. Many of them have homes of tbeir own. They are sur­ ciate. It I* a fact, which must be clear to rounded by all the comforts aud many of tbe luxuries of life. I shudder, however, at all, that if the Kuvernment is to . tbe thought that the Htue must come when all this must be ohaoced; when the gener­ the parity of our money, that Is. tn ke*»p al prosperity of th** country will be drMroyed. When tlie great body of working™ < n in gold. *&«r and paper money, of equal this land, who arc qow so prosperous will hear their wives and children ecy for bread, that the day must fonie when tlie factories and manufactorks of this land will shut down, and thtre will be Jhe silence of the tomb. And the reason why It must be so l.< this: The great southern wing of the-democratic party are determined to establish tbe doctrines of fn ® trade la this laud. They will be assisted by their northern ailiea.* The fight is now onjt There is a great body of visionary but educated men who are employed day by dgy in writing free trade essays and argument? in favor of that doc­ EDITORIAL NOTES national Repntilican Ticket. FUR PRESIDENT. WILLIAM MC KINLEY, of Ohio. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GARRET A. HOBART, of New Jersey. STATE TICKET. Haun 8. Pingree of Wayne. purchasing power, that they must have the control of tbe amouut of the puper promises pul In eireulaUoh. and of tbe silver dollar? eulned as well. If H should be compelled to take fill the silver from o.tT own mines, aud al! that would come from abroad and atwm|R to keep the, whole ot IL of «Ki.ual purchaalng power, it trine, which find their way into every’ democratic newspaper in the land. . “The great body of oor people have never experienced themselves the sufferings would aoon be cotnpelle*! Io cry out like which always result when tbe protective principles are laid aside. Poisoned and ex­ Cjiln, “My punishment Is greater than 1 cited by tbe wild statements of these writers and tb&demagr cue appeal? of democratic can bear." We hear much talk by the speakers, Xhe result wlll te that, In the very near future, these forces which are now Topocrats that this nation was on tbe eve working will be strong enough to defeat the polls tbe party advocating the doctrine of bankruptcy at the close of tbe Harri­ son administration. We state what the of protection. It must Inevitably follow that uncertainty and doubt will ensue. ’ “The-business men of the country, fearing the destruction, will decline to engage records show, that there was turned aver in business; consequently mills will beshut down and the workingmen will be thrown to the Cleveland adtdinlstmtion by Charles on: of employment. The people will then see, as we have never seen before, that they Foster, Secretary of the Treasury ubder cannot be prosperous and have work while this principle is thr&tened. In tbe'.raldMl Harrison, one hundred and twenty-five of this suffering they will learn that the only way that they can be prosperous ami million dollars cash, and over $100,000,­ happy Is to vote for the party that will build up the Industries by which they have 000 of It was gold, and f urther the records gained a livelihood-—because they can see clearly that when a manufactory Is shut show that under Harrison, the public debt down there i< no demaud for .the thing which they have to sell, and that Is their labor. including premium, was reduced 8292.Ood.000. What a contrast! Under the “Tariff for revenue only” policy.of Cleve­ land, $262,000,000, of bonds have already •”aken from hte sneech of Feb. 7tb. 1878 In the U. S. Senate Gongresssional Record betm Issued and be will turn over to his 45th Congress Vol..?, Part 1, Page 8S0; The queston before bongress then—sharply defined iu the pending House Bi!1 successor *<000 and probably 8300,000.000 (Bland Bill for the unlimited coinage of silver at 16 to 1) Is whether It Is now safe and more debt, created to defray the running expedient to offer free coinage to the silver dollar of 413>$ grains with the mints of the expenses of his admlnlstrallon. It is a fact agreed upon by alive rmusl t e Latin Union closed aud Germany not permitting sliver to be coined as money. At.-, . . nilvcrites.tbat . current rates of silver tbe free coinage of tkejlollar containing 413X grains, worth In I kept at the market value of one dollar and gold about 02 cents, gives an illegitimate profit to tbe owner of tbe bullion enabling ! twenty-nine cents per ounce.bulllon value, „ keep __________ -....gold. ....................... - (. him to take 02 cent^ worth to the mint and get It stamped as cein and force his neigh-1। to It on a _parity with Is It no ...tier of uewnltr U>», in ort-r lo bor to take It for a dollar. This U an untluii and unfair advantayc tchicii the (Nf- . .4 a a-------- ------orlt— ..L ---------tM11WreW ...... ..... .. eminent has no right to gire to the oirpcn of silver bullion^ aitd which defrands । kecj, It of that- commercial value, that we uk r.e .wUtenee of Fcnw. Grrm.oy .nd the men who arc forced to take the dollar. , Remember that when fir. Blaine said this the silver in a dollar was !i .!! all ihe governments composing th. the Latin b? — iMiln [From Harper** Weeklj. Copyrigfat. BLrtlNE’S VIEWS ON FREE SILVER 16 TO I. Washington Gardner ot Calhoun. For CotniniMioner State Land Oflice— For Superlnlend’t Public Instruction— J. K. Hammond uf HHIi-dale. For Member State Board of Kducation— worth Q3 conts; now it Is worth only 53 cents. For Proeocutlng Attorney- And It assuredly follows that If we give free coinage to thia dollar of inferior value and put It In circulation, we do so at the expense of our better coinage In gold, and unless we expect the uniform and Invariable experience of other nations to be in some mysterious way suspended for our peculiar benefit we will unavoidably lose bur gold coin. It willfiow out from us with the certainty and resistless force of the tides. • ’ Gold bas Indeed reinaim-d with us in considerable amount during the circulation of the inferior currency of the legel tender: but that was because there were two great uses reserved by law for gold—lhe collection of customs and the pajment of the In­ terest of tlie public debts. Bat If the Inferior coin Is also to be used fur these two reserved purposes, then gold has no t|p to bitxl It to us. What gain, therefore, would we make for a circulating medium? If we open'lhp gate for silver to flow In. we open a still wider gate for gold to flow out. It I-were to venture upon a dictum on the silver question. 1 would declare that until Europe remonetized silver on lhe old standard we cannot afford to coin n dollar above 400 grains. If we coin too . low a dollar before general remonetization, our g>dd will flow out from us. If we coin too high a dollar after general remonetization, our silver will leave us. It la only an equal value both before and after general remonelizAtion Hut will preserve both gold and sliver to us. Tor County Surveyor— ‘ Remember that when Hr. Blaine Mid thU the silver in a dollar was worth 93 cents; now It is worth only 53 cent*. ForCoDgreM. 4th District— COUNTY TICKET. For Senator— Jai B. Mill*, of Kadi villa. For Sheriff— 8am'1 C. Rit«di!r. of Yankee Sprint*. For Clerk* Walter Drown, uf Orangeville. For Rcirislrf of J)eed«— Hading* and C. 8. Dr. 4, W. Sackett ot Prairieville and Dr. tVahotcr’* Word*. ; The recent Importations of gold have What Daniel Webster said of a similar placed tbe reserve fund above tbe 8100.body of cheap-money men sixty jrars ago . 000,000 mark. fits Ibis ca»* with tbe change of two words <——----------------------Which we have pul Iu braekrb: IIn — the - »•••private — •schools —-­ of China the In“He who tampei.a with tbe currency ! atructors are pa!d about one qrnt a day in — i.. i-L — r»_ Lii n American mnnev fnr enrh I Amerlcan money for each mini pupil. robs labor of Its bread. He panders. In­ OUR FINANCIAL PLANK. The republican party la unreservedly for tdahd money. It c vuacd the enactment of deed. to greedy capital, which is keenthe law providing for the resumption nf sighted and may shift for Itself; but he b.’ggers labor, which is honest, unsuspect­ ing and too busy with the present to cal­ culate for tbe future, The pro<p’Thy of the working ciassesTIves, moves nnd has lu being In establhlmd credit and a steady medium uf payment. AU sudden changes destroy IL Honest Industry never cuiues rorid. which In for any part of the spoils In tliat scram­ iaa be obtained, the existing gold standard ble, which takes pUce when the etfrrmey of a country Is disordered. Did wild sebeuiM and profits ever benefit the indusarea, designed to maintain inviolably the triou*? Did violent fluctuations • ver do good to him who depend* on hia daily la­ bor for bls daUy bregd? Did ineJrem- Talk about “crimes” what's the matterr with nickel? A few years agn it oon-’ sanded $4. per pound, nuw it is on’y 27 eenis. Won't somebody please bunt for that terrible day when It was demonetized, • and unearth another crime. Senator-elect Foraker In bis Columbus1 speech told very forcibly why the opposi­ tion is endeavoring to Ignore the tariff issue and confine the contest to the cur­ rency question. Hr mW: “The d^TOocracy has s'arted a new issue; they mad? a new issue. Why is it have u>ade a new taue? Did Dot the icrac) know everything there was to from th** beginning? 1 will tell yon It Is wr bare a new Issue. Tney run completely out on the old. They whipped lu a >tandatlll before they Tbe very man, of all others, who has the deepest interest in a sound currency •»* wb. .uffer. -mart b;- mwhimw ■ iegW.Uon in.mom-y n>"«er» I. Uw mon | , , freohoW hi, ,undi hi, producfJ„ all- j, hi, ubor. Whether uorR on fat* own small capital or another’s, hi* living ia atill earned by hia induatry, and when the money of the country lew™ depreciated uid de­ bwed, whether It be ndulternted ~ln or itaper without credit, that industry la robbed of (u it* reward. n. Ha then then latent labors (or B eountry whoee wbo^ law. Um out for a country lawn cheat eheat him out of hi. brt ad. 1 would »ty to every own­ eg of every quarter section of land in tbe west, I would *ay to wry nan in the ea*t who follows hia own plow and to every mechanic, artisan and laborer of every city in the country—I would wishes by honest means to gain an honest living, **beware ol woked in sheep’s clothing.” Whoever attempts, under whatever popular cry, to shake the stability of the public currency « • • stabs your interest* and your happiness tb the heart. . In 1877 the average' value of the hay crop in the Unile&Btai*** was 38.60 per ton. The following year it dropped to $7^0, and in 1879, the yeiwiicxi ensuing, it jumped up to $0.32 per tea. j I Again: In 1891. when :bw eountry wa* flrnjly on a gold be*M, the average value of the hay crop wux per ton :- In -1802 it fell .to $6.73 per ton. qnd in 1893 it ro*e to 3S.6S ;>»-r top. Last rear tbe average value was*^.3<j per ton. Aaomniag that the fad in .prices L« due to the "crime of 1473,” bow are these fluctuation.' to be accounted for? Will tome Brynnlre explain also why it ia that the aveijoge value of the hay crop per ton vraa greater in feJS. when we • were on a gold hnais. than it wn* !n 1878. when gold wn* at a pr••tr.fam? Hay has undoubtedly declined in price since 1873. hut v fry Nhonki it nd! bare done no? Apart from ch«j?.'r methode . qf production and cheaper .rates of ttrenwj>ort..-»ti,in. the an qua', hay crop in­ creased from 23.n-5.100 tone in 1873 to 65,766,138 ton? In 1*93. Jji*t year It amounted to about 47,ono.<?>) / At tbe Mime time the number of horwc* In the United States Inereniwlonly fronr 9,223,470 in 1S73 to 15.893,319 In 1805. It is estimated that there are ( nearly _ 1,100.000 fewer horse* in this country to-day thnn there were three year* ago| Theoe plain facts and figure* should not be hard to comprehend.. Let tbe farmer study them before he allows himself to be hoodwinked by free silver demagogism. ■Presidential Candidate. W. J.-Bryan declared in hia speech in New York city: “I am firmly convinced that by opening our mint* to free and unlimited coinage at the present ratio (16 to 1) we can create a demand for silver which will keep the price of allver bullion at 11.29 per ounce, measured in gold.” I A Bad Old Hnmbtlg. The Denver Republican calls formore money as the cure-all for the people's Judge W. S. McCain, of Little Rock. woes. "They must.” it says, "go back n' 1,"<!er1iu :o to Ute the gooa good ».<. old Amrr.™n American pmm, policy v. of bi­ trom Mr. Bryu. to bl. tote^n-teuon ot , metalll^„nd?r which tht tbe popocroUc ptetorzm “I .m wme- i joyed such' - „u Mnlto.rr proiperlly extraordinary prosperity’ times asked,", he saya, "if I believe tbe I from 1792 until the complete demouetiremonetization of allver would increase ’ Ration of allver.” Oh. the*-* "good old its value sou to make the bullion itra days.” when leas- than 7.C90.00A silver ’ silver dollar equal to the preaent gold dollars were coined -in t!** 8* years AMte. ly-weri... mtbougbttekl t iTOto-lCT-te-tlitetatteMt would not wute tune .dvooulng tbe I ,lx h, of lhp „■ ^r-wd rmrtomtlon ol th. unbrnlted «.ln.g» of | wWn M m„n „„ a ,ilvrr ,wr. The rale objeol of remonetising pt„.curfo«l tv! Ne4eroneeta.il Following is a e>pv of the plat form of Free tr.de promisee .nd free tr.de per- ।;u' K»llrote Men'. Sound Money Club, .1 formuice. are good thing, to remember l K.lamloo: when appealed lo with tree .liver prom ' w" •" "PPOWl '» «*« <•» eoln.ge ot tees. silver. 1st. Because our present pay won’t quite enable us to buy everything on The democratic party fooled the neople art b and we have no desire to have that four years ago on free trade and they •< III pay cut In two; 2nd We prefer to have what attempt it again thh year on free coinage. fe* dollars w* earn worth 100 oents and inn 53 ce>-.ts 3rd. We do not see how we But It won’t work. thould be any better eff If the price of „ |t nw y„rr Free trade promised, four a ears ago, everything we must buy I* to be doubled; | a>e.per dolte with which to meuure i onee. ek«Pt dbrleg the umr. were dollar wheat and fitly cent wool. Will 4th. We have no Idea that It would profit ■nd regulate prices" | Here .re two eminent «nwwi^ doe- w „ h] h „nrl ... ..d.ftetorr tlie mt tenkrupt; I ( .'“^criHnebt/dtwe. hlfrb '>rir'"' IT! the farmer who realized there promises ■ •u. “ It ■' —whole * ' country * ... f/W-a wlirt ngv.i.ita In ’ZTu klw An erne I . th _ .' ” _ J'*” ... ."t ‘fT mrw I .It, Though the ratio W be Id tarn nut .I oT^-tXLup ST please stand up for id^tificatton. o' work to tlie tee .ho ba. . Job; «. lu.| Z “°n °f •I**’1' ,SO,,1) ‘’"i'TY, 'X The ,ldk of "S0*"1 oM ’ T’ " ,h'n»’ ,r”’ **?' I bad old bumbug. tattnn tiifft-r tn the thn effects /.Sonic nS 0 Jar, Jr" j ------------------------e.__________ . ..1 tation differ «■ as to of their Thrift** Savins* Would Shrtat Canadian banks ate being offered more scheme, how can they expect the people The savings bank deposit* of the (Irpo-IH from Am-rh-a than they care to- to believe that they know what they are United States amount to gl.-00.000,000. receive. Deposliors evidently want to talking about? place their money where they know they on a gold basis’. won’t be paid tn 50 cent dollars. “It is true,” confesses the silver men, Under free coinage they would shrink •that-the bullion value of the metal in In actual value to about S'.KXM’OO.OOO. nt* Pride Touched. Edncution sometimes is a source of * silver dollar is only 53 cents. But put Senator Slewart, of Nevada, who talks trouble and anger to its poaaeaaor. the government stamp on It by free The goremment pay, iiU'Ut »>*>'• free silver but has bls murigagea ttindjj Young Patsey O'Rourke, who goes to coinage and you will raise the value of 000,000 • year to peusien-r< rl« PL ’ payable tn gold, tn -meeting the charge of the high school and has mastered, or it to 100 cents.” cosntry an! howling aboui? Let’s see. Senator John P. Jonhs, of Nevada, ment. laat year wt-r^SHl. such dealing, blames It all on his attor­ thinks he has mastered, the first princi­ Tb*; deposits Id the aavln^o banks of the ples of bacteriology, was the center of one of the moat conspicuous and moat Every one of tbene do.UrtcJrw ney. The latter, the senator says, drew United States aggregate in round numbers on admiring group at his Uncle able of all the silver advocates, speak-’ 100 cent, and ^uul ton <.nll.tr I up the mortgages and hu is In no wlre're- Michael's house one evening lately. His Ing on April 1, 1S74, said': “The value $2,000,000,000, with 4.900.000 depositors, If the policy ot tbe Cbiotga■ aponslble for the language used. Uh! big cousjn Jim, who has not enjoyed the of gold is not effected by the stamp of end partv .hould te made cir<«1'' • I bese depositors form no small p *rcenUure Senator. . advantages of u liberal education, was the government." lugtalatlon, every dollar tber™' of tbe tolling masses. These deportts are present. Patsey was discoursing of Everyone who has considered the oelved by a ponton, r wm.M loaned in large amounts to those who can That Mr. Bryan refrained from criticis­ the.’ presence of infusorial life in all auhjcct knows that thia latter State- only 33 cents. ItwouUl b"^’^„|0D. : urnish gilt-edge securities, and the deposling protection Id bls New Tink sp-ft-h is natural substances. “Why,” said he, ad- ment U true. The metal in a gold dui- tar, but in tbe (terete* <>T J r,„ tore draw $80,000,000 annually for the use I a matter of general comment. The apraker dressing his entirely gv-urra! remarks j»• worth exactly 100 cents, whether er’, .upplle. » would pntel> of tbe money, Tbe borrowers of this Is already on record as a liar tiadef and la apparently to big Jim, "you have ml-1 it be atarn|>cd by the government or not. S3 cent, go now. Tbe F llkl crobea all through you and about you; Mett the dollar and run it into any other the peuslimer'. monthly □>)<"■» money are as a rule employers of hbor, ’ the candidate of the party/of free trade. •zhey’re in your clothes, they’re in your form and ita value remaina unchanged. tb.tof lhe depo.ltor> and tbrouRti them tbe-r <iep<HltH «>r tin la­ ’"I”0 Why this silence on the issue which has body, they're in your—" “Stop right If the stamp of tbe government does paid out of the wttir.gr borers are agaln'returued to them In «a««*h kept up the party oigtnization for there, ye blayg’ard!” rising4n furious not. change the value of one metal, la It value of poliele. to te I-11 9,edu«tl frtHD which turther mvhwm m*y many yean? wrath and leaping upon the astonished reasonable to suppose it would change and deporiled. The drpcMiturs In Up- s*r. Patsey; "ye think beca’se ye have an that of another? Can it do any more suranvu oompann-s. by nearly one-half.—V 2 J lugs banks are lenders and not uorn»*>*:^ Iddication go to sphool wid nobs Co-nfuMHCldea*. silver No. .k.......u aud KV win the tne eo Imi for 1 —than ____ _ It does __ _... for gold? .... ...."We don't wtml “ XbJS So are thq^nlllions of depositor* in i!hThat some'who read the Tribune have : I® Cflo luault a poor workln’mnn af yer I The stamp of all the government* in .... * . Own jKin a Tmbut -V I..’ll show ik. _ _ ownHVkin like meiritt; ye the world national and private baukitig concern-. very confused cannot make 53 oents’ worth Ideas as to what free coinIn . pride jyit in the the blood blood o o’’ the the of silver worth 100 cent* any more tar. Next to hanks come the regular life fife tu- age 16 to 1 means. w« nrint . . I: there’s jMiue it in greeting of a working'. .' I d q. oomp.ni™, to ate, t,«rl, X b, L «S . ’ took tte united e '' —’ t* It took the united —„. *- than they can make a silk pane oatef a kl eundid.te of 'Yj “tiar bu rance < .e . . . ... >>«**:< vj an mti . । ascea tnat paper by an Eaton County man deavora of old Mr. O’Rourke and Mr*. sow’a ear.—Exchange. write, u he pasted «■»*' , , 0W people bold pollcie.. ...remd.te .be in Sund.yH.w.lTriteu,, The l„e,,| Sunday News-Trllkiiru. ’i'M„ <...... . ■0D _ I (YDnnrkn __ ... • ... O’Rourke to overt bine the resolution eoormous sum of $5.75 i.ooo.uuo. $•» Ito- LWto a# foU<mM:_ ' b« e««ry Mr. Bryan says railroad rates have don. Pa. M 'te of Jim to inflict summary vengeance on are wtae they will tee '' bteklug power re.ll, o.um.1. uwloly of -J ,m . ^|vcr ,>n( young Patsey for the "Insult," in saying town and city in the I W \ ,inage«P' Iteb.ukrtapo.lloc. or <>,„ mu.u-y. ><e Br,.u. I eay ihal IM. - .ree reteute „r as he supposed that he was covered with the aame anawsr to tbeTree • . gMterwIlbtbepubey-hteler.or Ite Hr-. ln (0 r me.no *lh.t Ite u„tlM vermin.—Youth’s Companion. raw »ur ___ _ ..... Jmuruo eonuSolec. '.nd Ito. MtatM will eoln 1$ silver dolkr- to I »<dd Noeountry can pros[>cr thu .n Mr. Bryan will power «m*Wuto* about 15.ww.oon . d iSoaje of ■ tells Ilea. If the United J or a namber equal (u ibu adult m- »• y..;-. ' ” 1 1 « lie -Thl. i. o« doll“r '™ ' f uk,n lath*thn cteoutry. Mantfretl*. it*.! >. tease Inform tn* If my virw uf other times. Tn »bc rural diatrieta this Jeer worth S3 I?* tr.iT* a*>le bank paper (silver dollar,.) ever en­ rich the laborious? Certainly irevm *11 Only about three per cent, of the wfiol- these things may gratify grerdlnra* for en mills in the-country are in operation. sudden gain or the rashness or daring With a protective tariff on wool the situa­ speculation, but they can bring nwhlng tion would be different. but Injury and distress to tA^ boinea of patient Industry and honest iatxn.” J tn: one-fourth of the n unness on tl e Edwahd Athjxson. Pennsylvania Democrat state ticket have resigned because they cannot endorse the' Who and what Is the money power ol Chicago plat foim and nomine* a. this country that the dtmazitgue? of tlds Neither the Democrat or Journal have1 yet accepted our ‘’challenge” to print a 1I of the paragraph from Zach Chandler'sI ape* ch which they garbled. By doingf this they stand convicted ot perversion^ WHO IS MOST INTERESTED. Union to help us keep It at that market ralie. We cannot succeed alone, to keep lhe pi Ice uf allver at that point against ’he i woilil-. m.rk. t. >nj more tb.n we am control tl.e prl« or wkeah 111, no .rt , , .. , , „ I ,um«n to reply tt»l we .re rte.1 pmducer. or .ilrrr, .re we no. irre.l prwlne,er» ot wbet alw? J ' Mr. Bryan was asked in Cleveland the other day how tbe great amount of money | was to be put in circulation under free colr^ge, but he didn't explain. He didn’t show how his scheme was to start an Idle factory or how it would create an addi­ tional occupation, or create a demand foran additional day’s labor. Tb* word "free coin­ age" Is very catchy.just as “free trade’’ was. but If we should go to free coinage 16 to 1 the laboring classes will find that before they can get any money tbey’vd got to earn 1:, just as they have to new, and that after they get It their dollars will only be worth half what they are represented to be. Free co.nage it a splendid thing to call tbe attention of the people from tbe evils wrought by free trade, but U will never win. A Sonn* Platform. by Harper A Broth.n ] BarAN TO VVoaxiFGNAF—Now, hold still, and TH, cut youi-dollar in two without hurting you a bit , . The Democrat last week makes a mis­ statement when It says we refused at Uing lake to agree to produce a speaker Io enter Into joint debate with any speaker the free sllverltes would get. Od the contrary we expressed our consent at any time the opposition were ready and would give us reasonable notice. Olivet, M»ch. » dnln to .octi that ratio b» tuttong tr.mp.our.dWK" >U «< mUomI truth •»* ’'OT°C �hasting’ Banner. Thursday, Sept, to, 1896. ’.V, R. COOK. Voral EdltorX^ * | Free Free Free 9 V tv. TO EVERY’, SCHOLAR ■0 :: . ffty cents worth ^applies. I will j, , li.BOOK STRAP antj 'r . cr. To every 1 -ying one hun-­ li :.. ns worth I-will ’ cttvr book strap I have a large n-iw add second s'hool books and vl ii: assortment of all si?ppfies for the ' s I s It ;Hi , room. Don’t buy till you see me. FR&D L. HEATH. The DruQQlst . • ’ . .. w*»dra building one . ut at City Bank. local news. . CiKCdLrtTION * 97 quires. ' Tnis tyedk. Comity Fair Sept. - J -23. , Count? Fair uortt after next Fair this ‘ Anejui - Fine lv oc Inrebes at Burtuan & Mar- year. Sept. 22-25. i p!e ■ ■ * Sr? Hu->i>t ut s-petjlala for the County Fur. Elegant . • 1 ream soda at Burman ft Marple’*< • for millinery and to* prices call on Leila Garr.. . j Ttwrel ••''32 scholar* enrolled at the Gt'o, I. ..-. li'will more into the Roberta <l.iiu*e on lirtM'lway. 1 k-in<iiH.1 that yon can gel ft-Al at A Couk’** dour and Henry F.o ’i.u~ sold Ids meat market io Battle Cr»f».k parties. .\rr;.: g :•> briag something for rxl»> , hit: -a to the Fair this year. J.ihn Kel|ley has a house to rent on Mill stre<-t. C.ii€. r» Brooks. During lair week see tbe Courtenay, Morgan Co. at the Opera Hoasc. Jiie bail team will go to Clarksville Sat­ urday to indulge in a base ball touroaiu-'nt. i < Don't fail to see the famous play of •Trilby" acthe Op*ra House during fair week. For new styles and low price* in dress goods ai. 1 trimmings,, call on O. D. Spaulding. Fiit>* ’horse shoeing and repairing at Jack Hich'» blacksmith, just across, f 10m M. C. 11. I;. depot. • . You wid tint! what you want at’ fair time in i. a fall goods and prices to please tt (). 1>. Spaulding’s. Monday Mrs. Wm. Baldwin brought us asmull bf.ti t. of crabapple tree containiug tl large crabapples. Miss Letta Garn will open her new mil­ linery cuudr with latest styles and lowest .prices, la-t rd this week. Pleas.“tl,dy furnished rooms to studen's ort?acher< at Mrs. Gte.mfieX’A corutr Jlruadway and Mill streets. T ■ .■ ■. for the Courtenay. Morgan Co's, plays wiU In- on sale at Fred L. Heath’s the druggist, at hT'2O and 30 cent^ ..■“Banner I'lintf brings business. You it up nothing but good work. And Ila surprising what a lot you sec, loo. We ran-handle anything In the Hue Of Piling, and receive ever good lnjw lyp<. [alr ted as fast as It comes ont. That’s some weatlwr fa, iX0"! t-r. «. tb. thing every country office can’t brag of. arenwat h.„ « A new city ordinance requires the car­ rying of a, bell or whistle amt lamp upoj, every bicycle in Kaiamatoo. r |b rlgor. nrnv 1 ’ht other sporting evesju will. ouely opposed by many Wheelmen In the cRy. , J- JS. and have a jood time. John Wetteveen. of Holland, formerly w. H. Hoag, a pra„.|u,.u: wmm|ssmn spoke the Dutch language very fluently. "«n reprerout,^ * FUbe,. „r He recently .suffered from a sunstroke and personal MENTION. Mrs. Fred Busby, of Detroit Is visiting in the city. . . , F. C. Brook, Ku |, MarUn lut week 03 business. Mrs. Gye, of Ohio, is visiting Mrs. Jas. A. Sweezey. Willis Goodrich, of Allegan, spent Sun­ day in the c*ty. s Mrs. Wm. Tinkler Is the guest of i»erson W. B. Tinkler, of Grand Rapid*, but will spend the winter with her daughter I in Toledo. M*ry C.'Rockwood. Yankee f»prm^*. Mrs. Geo. Danni* and children,, who ■ hare been the guest ot Irving friends for I the past two weeks, return-.: to Kalama- ! zoc. yesterday. ' MurrUgi Butter. ’0 to .• ,K:. and Mrs. Champion Williams and lighter Helen,, of Oakland, California, are visiting Mr. aud Mrs. Nathan Barlow. Walter Hayes left for Olivet, yeatenUy, a'"* Nadrrffl. now cannot think of a word In that lan­ about 7 o elnek SuM,^ „^Dg B# Mn;- Williams was formerly Miss Allee to attend college. guage and speaks only English. been feelfnx apparently wcU all day. and • D. W. Rogers and family spent Labor McNair. Report was circulated Tuesday that after taking .npp,,, „ thc Wo!a,u |1)u-e Mr. and Mrs. DM1 Starkweather. <rf I day at Kalamazoo. Wm. Cline, formerly of this city, had’both satdownaiibeKrttina deak; wi,Pll ,01l. Ward Stratton, of Benton Harbor, spent Grand Rapids, were guests of Mr. and,; legs cut off while In the employ of the denly be re, led ,„d ftH tb,. hpi Sunday In the cHv. Mr>. Qualf, Sunday and Monday, coming i Michigan Central, but later reports show Weaver and Younx wet. Imui.-dlateiv Mrs. Jobeph War Jail alslted at Prairie­ over on ;heir wheel's aud returning Tues- I it wan not the Wm. Cline from Hastings. day morning. ' ’. I ’“““Otted. but he p.,„.d ,|mn| ville tire past week. . We may not have an elaborate display •tier they arrived. H,. |,,v^ , wlfe< ,w Miss May Roberts, of Kalamazoo, was of iroods at the fair, but we’ll sell you the son. and two naughter,. u la the. . ity last week. ' ■ Usual services nt the Presbyterian best coffee, tea and crackers in the market at Jersey City. He died of paralyala. ^J-«irley Smith returned from church next Sunday. aud give you the highest market price for Orlande Easterly Is on trial at prere . European trip last evening.*""') Mr. Zignlmelr will lesd tbe Sunday ev­ for the murderous assault on old man your prt-duce. Cook ft Cook. Mbs Eva Hurd is spending the week ening meeting at tbe M. E. chureb. A lot of good circulars, cards, souvenirs, Jackaon, of Maple Grove. At the rxarnln- with Grand Rapids friends. .Gospel temperance meeting on the lawn fits., does a lot of good to your business atlou Easterly went laure and squinted so Dr. and Mrs. Pratt, of Kdamazoo, ate In front of Mrs. Rachael Bailee’s residence during fair week. Let us do you some­ thfft-Jackaon, who Is an old man fib years next Sunday afternoou at 330. visiting at Nathan* Bartow’a thing in this line. If you havn’t time to old. could not rte«nize him. At fhe trial Mite box reception at the botne.of Mrs. Mrs. Eugene Carrlagton. of Albion. Is write up something we will do it for you. whloh commenced Tuesday. Easterly for­ M. L. Cook. Wednesday p. m. at All got to jJnrsue his tactics and the old man the guest of Mrs. Wil*. Burman. members please be present and bring mite Schoo! Iregau Monday with an unusually positively identified him. At the session ■ Misses Bessie llogte and Myrtle Silsbee boxes. targe attendance of foreign pupils In -the of the court yesterday Easterly created a spent last welk in Kalamazoo. Union meeting ot the Presbyterian and higher grades. It looks pretty good again little excitement by Interrupting tbe proEmmanuel societies of Christian Endeavor Mr. and Mrs. Will Barlow, of Evasion, next Sunday evening In the parish house. to see tbe little kids go by schoolward eoeilinn and glvlnt bls lawyer, Wm. W. III., visited In the city last week. All members earnestly urged tu be pres­ with their hair combed up nice, and wear­ Totljj^nh, ot Chicago, a blessing. ent. ing a nice clean frock­ Mrs. G. G. Nichols nnd daughter, of St. There was a family reunlon'aftb^ home" The usual services will be held in the Great closing out sale limited to 30 days •i John G. Renter, in Irving, Sunday. Louis, Michigan, are visiting A. J; New­ MethodLst church next Sunday. Tbe sub­ ’ , ject in the evening is “Where we went and Assignees-closing out sale at less than cost Among those present were George A. Ren-. ton. of the entire J. C. Farrell Clothing Jt ter. of Fort Recovery, Ohio; C. IL Mott- :, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, of California, what we saw in Scotland and tbe north of England.” ' ‘ Furnishing, goods stock. Cali 'at once of Cleveland; 8. 8. Yeiter. of Lrn- ..; are visiting ber sister Mrs. -Nathan Bar­ The society connected with Emmanuel low. • while tbe best bargains are’ there. Adam Gackler, ot Campbell; Isaac Mnore church will be entertained Thursday. P. T. Coi.gbovk. , Mbs Maude Younge, of Kalamazoo, was Sept 17, by Mrs. Robinson and ladies’ as­ aud Semlah Seese, of Freeport; Jacob Assignee. Ranter of McCord*, and Mr. Smelcber Sr. th,e guest of Miss Blanche Hogle last sociated with her. Supper served at par­ ish house from 5 utatil 7 o’cluck. week. To-niorrow afternoon there will he a of Freeport, agedI S9 years, aud tbeir.famlAt the lawp temperance meeting un Sun­ b>g pole raising at Bowens Mills. OoL lies. $ne very ridngcinnfl IHCf WM¥ ill.tt altMiss Nettie Hendershott and Aliceday next Mr. Taplor will give ao address Morrison, of Wiscpnrtn. will make the pt them were proteuiion and sound rtiont-y Dickinson took in the excursion to Grand on local option. If the weather Is unfav­ ♦ speech of the day. The latter comes well McKinley men. A atraw vote was taken Rapids on Monday. orable for an outdoor gathering the mseton .. which George recommended a< a public speaker and the on the G. IL A 1.-tmin, . _ Miss Mary Quinn Kt timed Friday from ing will be held iu the Baptist church. people of that part of the county, irre- 1 Keuter came, wblclj resulted as follows: an extended visit There will be a meeting at the lecture ritb friends at Port room of the Methodist church, on Tuesday speeilve of party nfflllations, are cordially McKinley, 233; Brjtan? iiu; Prohibition. Huron and Ixpeer. evening. September 15, at 7:30 o'clock, invited to hear Col. Morrison's speech. 14; National, 1; Sound Money democrats, Horace Hall, of I’tiehardvllle, took the and lor which tbe following paper* have . ' train last week for Duluth, Minn., where been prepared. ••Co-operation Between Ionia proposes to give both aides a fair 5; Undecided, 15. Parents and Teachers,” Miss Flora Bea­ Tbe Courtenay, Morgan Co., who will he ^ent on business. show on the currency question. At their dle; “Like Parent, like Child.” Prof. B; county fair. Thursday, Sept. 17th has bee*- hold the boards at tbe Opera House during C. H. Peckham, Fred Foster and Geo. A. Holden. Other teachers taking part in designated as “silver day”, while Friday fair week come highly recommended and Sherman were In the city last week en­ the discussion. A general invitation is extended to all. and especially tb parents Sept. ISth Is “gold day”. U only remains their plays being well spoken of aud new route for New York. to come and hear the topic* discussed from for a proprietor of a Barry County resort to most theatre'goers. The following is Mrs. Donaa Westfall, formerly ’of this the teachers’ standpoint The meeting from tbe News Record, of to give one side all the show, and the taken city, now residing in Jackson, visited old will be under tbe auspices of the W. C. T. Fort Smith, Ark.:, "Last night at tbe U.’, purity department. other side nothing but “de icy mitt”. friends here last week. Romeo will be. here with the best team Grand the laughable comedy “Wanted a Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain, of Oberlin, The grand lodge otOdd Fellows of Men­ that has appeared here this season and the Husband” was tlie bill presented to the Ohio, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Van ominee drill hold’a special session this week. home team will make it decidedly interest­ patrons of lhe house.’ A large.sked nudi- Wafener on Green street. The grand oflleers have arrived. The. once was presei* and the comedy made a ing for theni. as they had tbe good fortune Miss Anna Bird abd Miss Addie Slaw- grand lodge degree will be conferred and business of importance transacted. to win from our boys when they were here hit.” In their keperloire they have the son returned from a week’* visit in north­ in Ih£ summer, nnd the boys are anxious famous play of "wr 11 by "which will be pre­ The government has begun work on the sorted, also “Esftped from Sing Sing.” ern Michigan Friday night. new 332,000 lighthouse on tbe eouth point to even.the matter up with them. A good Misses Evn Ryan and Amelia Goodyear of North Maniton. Many cottages have ‘■Divorce,’’ “A marriage at Sea.” “Little game may be looked for each daj.on Wed­ Sweetheart.’’ Usual price, 10, 20 and 80 and Master William Goodyear returned been built by resorter* thig season. nesday and Thursday of the Fair, Sept. ce^ts. Tickets on sale at Fred L. Heath’s, There were more visitors than ever before. from Coldwater Saturday evening. 23 and 24. . . the druggist. To the Veteran* of the Eleventh Michi­ Frank Wright, of Assyla, hall n mira­ gan Cavalry of Barry County: There wil| culous escape from Injury or death on be a meeting of the Barry county mem­ Monday p. m. In crossing tbe bridge bers ot the 11th Mich. Cavalry at Reed’s over the Wanadagn near IL 1>. Chapman's hall in the city of Hastings, at 10 o’clock with his engine tbe whole thing suddenly lu the forenoon, on Sept. 24th, Ibtfl (third collapsed with just enough warning for day of the fair) to make arrangements for Frank to make ope of bis wonderful the reunion ot lhe regiment In tbe city of 'jumps, clearing tbe wreck and engine Hastings. The reunion, of the reglmetfl. jrhieh were both coming bis way and will be held In this city? on Wednesday, lancling hi tbe middle of the river. It Is (M 14!b. needless to say that he “pulled for the lhe Misses Jessie and Bessie Roger* shore” right sway. The engine was again J were very pleasantly greeted by about 40 placed on terra firms on Tuesday and la of their young friends at their home on n >w running as usual, with no material South Broadway, on their return from damage. Mr. Abbott, the commissioner. Lowell last week, where they had been Informs us that a first class steel bridge spending the vacation with their grand­ will now take the place of the old one. parent*. It was a genuine surprise and wbkh has been a constant bill of expense greatly enjoyed by lhe young ladles. Ku. to the township, and a menace tu public frehhment* were served at 5 o'clock, after which all-retufhed to their homes feeling, safety.—licllcx^ucOaz^tt^ The . Grand Rapids “Up an-Up" ball that the hours had too swiftly passed. . । team came down last Friday and played When you come to Hastings to attend , two games with our boys, one Friday af­ tbe Barry County Fair, be sure and make ternoon and another Saturday afternoon, your headquarters with Phillips A Erb, and were taken Into camp both games by tbe hustling grocers. . They make It »' our boys. There was good ball timber In point to cater to the want* of tbe country the “Up-an-Up” but they struck too fast people and have etiabllshed an excellent' company when they came up against our reputation w<th Barry County people In lioys, who played all around them in every general that are used to visiting Hustings‘ place on the ground*. The games were to do their trading. If you have not vis­ poorly attended, allhougn tho*i piewnt ited this popular grocery yet make it a had lots of fnn watching the bell* get point lo do so during the Barry County smeared all over the bats and go whizzing ttyn per uu.. sa. Ta3ow P*rlb.. 3>i. Brans.«. u> ab Chicken drwsnd.s. Beef dressed. <00 to 5.00. Beef live, 2.T5. Mntton. dreaaed. 5. Clovwrseed. 1-30 to B Wool, cu washed. 7 to 12. Wool, washed, tftto IS. School —Those bright: Wni'i happy facesshow that they are glad school will soon commence. Buy them good stout.shoes and. keep their feet dry and warm and they will be healthy and ’ ......... happy. Red Front Shoe Store. Woolley & Bronson. NOTICE OF ATTACHMBNT. State 01 Michigan. ’ . • _ , _ __ _ Iu the Circuit Court for the County of Barry. Ada Cook and Henry Cook.eopartners, doing Justness at Hastings. Michigan, under the firm name of Cook & Cook, ’ Joseph Custer. J _ Notice Is hereby given that on the 23rd day July, A. D.. !»••>. a wrtt ot aUachnwnt was duty issued out of tbe Circuit Court for the County nt Barry, at Ute suit of Ada Coak and Henry Cook, copartner*, doing tHistnas at HMtings. Michigan, under tbe firm name and style ot Cook A Cook.Uie above named PlsunUfteagatost the lands’, toneraenta. goods and chatties, moneys and effects of Joseph Custer, the de­ fendant above named, for tbe aum o<. One Hundred and Four Dollars and nine cents. <«IM (i9i. which ealrt writ wns returnable un tbfc Itli day ot August. A. U . IBM, Dated this flrst day of September.- A. D. UK.. SwMtzar a «wMnrr. Attorneys tor ITalntt*. W EBER vv ..WAGONS , awav into the dim distance and thrashing Fair week. Tbe Journal last week made « no|e of the acorns off tbe trees In the far out h-!d. the fact Hutt a “nice Bryan Hag was flying Baldwin pitched a few innings uf.eacb 1’l W. r. Gherman, of Cooper, has in front ot Gus Newton’s ahbp In the game for Hastipgs and did splendid work. ‘•‘•‘n dominated by the Republicans for wcond ward." As everybody knows that. Dimoth finished up the game* with hl» ■the legis ahire from the second district. After 50 years ol practical experience, patient labor and strict attention to details, the Gus Is a rock-ribbed, gold-standard, pro­ । usual steady nerve. . Three ,d second hand drills for sale tectionist republican, and the Journal Weber Wagon has reached the highest standard ol excellence, whih is prov en by the very cheap. If you are in need of one didn’t say but what be Is yet. we desjre to IJ*rry Ceonty Pioneer Horlrty. generous and hearty reception met with by farmers, teardsters and lhe general public in rsll at ou.jt, Goodyear Biu>a. Annual meeting at the court room. Sat ­ cuiiect any wrong imprcMd«-D that may preference to others, and by their receiving the highest honors at the Columbian Expo­ II. F. Powers threshed 1093 bushels of pervall i<> regard to Mr.'Newton’s polity urday, Sept. 12. 1806. sition, Chicago, 1893. Purchasers arc soon convinced that they have made a selection Forenoon session 10 o clock. grain un Hir Wm. Henkes farm in Johns­ that may have gone out by rra«.n of the I'BOGUAM. greatly to their benefit; that they have the lightest-running wagon in the world, ot ad town las* week in a half day. Who can Journal article. Mr. Newton h >tronger Prayer. beat * vanced modern type, and finished in the highest state of the art. lu tb* republican faith to-day than e*er Reading of minutes. < Remarks by the president. Barry b-k? No. 13, K. of P. will begin before. He h an old soldier and appre­ Report of the historian. ciates bis frictiJ. Tbe Journal rt-rgot to . w,)r' »«fMn next Monday night.* The Paper, E«rly blrlory nf the town of THEY STAND at the head for strength, durabili-h- and lightness of DR?1 ft. “‘'.'■■••.n.of Ihr first deg ee will t>e re- state that Mr. Newton I* still a red-hot re- Ir,irj_J. J. HrrKlrrjholt. publi-an. and that Chat "Bryan flu •« THEY ARE USED BY THE MOST SUCCESSFUL FARMERS. venled B candidate. Remarks on the same. nallrd <»•<• the electrte light Rul*« ‘,r,»r ‘j1® Election of officers.. 1 • .,.*ursl»n« to various points around Afternoon session 1:30 oclock. .bm. without hte knowlrttee. and it was inTHEY ARE BUILT TO WEAR AND WIN. -‘ ii Labor day were fmrly well patrdfi’zrd. Grand R.tpids drew tlio larg« tende'ljoiuply as 11 j-Ae »«'Mr. THE SHREWDEST BUYER ALWAYS GIVES THEM THE PREFERENCE. We expect every day «• «•<* Mb hlgans irbm fhls city. ■ fr.r Milier'dally. tbe Detroit Tribune, have 8 "^tal from here took In tbe state anrUendKimaiHinn of Mr- Newton putfair at Grand Rapid* this week, and suw Hng up that Bryan lUz am! coming out FoR Particulars why it is the best wagon in the world go to GOODYEAR BROS, and . nalIrtikti’s pxrer hustle the best ones in f«r free -liver. It would be <m a P^ w «h nnd oiliere. get circulars explaining every part of it, and also Eave them show you one. You can ,6* Mate:; the 23o ala*. ip. -ratemeut that E<-Gov Lu - had J j®* easily be convinced, after looking one over, that they arc far superior to any other wagon , l-'tsi— (Hi Sunday last between M. E. tb.sllvkrites.and would tu.doubt h-*.*«* on the market. Don’t buy something else claimed to be just as good. . c ami p.i,t ofHce, a small oxidized much reason lor ent lug that ■' r. - ew < low«l by .InylngAuld Drog Sytn. . For Sale in Hastings by ’"‘ver uaich with g.,|d Cbam. Kinder had a. it di.1 that Ex-G »v Lmte bad Three Benediction;.. I'leai'T. tut;i to this otfiee. ’ . " week* ago we had to correct «he Journ. CP art Prooerditun1 will tapjouths and unsses shoes for on n, garbled extract from Z"h Chan PMple «• OdFF 8'"1W,• "*’UW- cenij.; w< umus flo c« nts and mens 40 »n i 15 wits, «• my gbup on East Grand Sl-- «l wxid, a. J. Newtok. ri" b-m»y be bj-tter 85 c» nt tea In the THE ACKNOWLEDGED KING OF WAGONS. dter’a syeectij o" "J correct its garbled re|M,r: B1J1 lie’* “pre.cli delivered In correct •"> '«"™* • • ‘ Q "ELK- *?»--■» r-—*-... v Kulckeri ocxer Lrf’.r°’jrtjl,?Jort •»» “’"'‘'"’I'rM„„ suit* but it’s never been ^■-v.uluj Hr. Ne«l« ■'■J *“• BrI“. Trt,| by JWTin Barry county. ■ Come arid try It. Cook ± Cook. flag. Verdict Txx • > Goodyear Bros., GEEERAL HARDWARE, FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC. �Hastings Banner UNCLE SAM DON’T BELIEVE IN REPUDIATION. Thursday, Sept, io, *8$^- OOOK BROS., Proprietors* Ball-Bearin or tne Empty pinner Fall LalU Upon the Kitchen Shelf - ••Cheap” Good* Ctuuiot. Be Iiun«hl by ' ' Eabo £ “Suppose," says Coin's Financial School, "that congress should puss a law, to-morrov. authorizing the pur­ In public dlMnuudans ns to tbe fitness chase of IU0.000 cavalry horses of cer­ of the several aspirants for the repub­ tain size* end qualities-. Horses would lican nomination to the presidency, advance iu value." ' home importajut'etsenthilu were entirely This is one of "Coin” Harvey’s argu­ overlooked. 5icw«;;a|>ar writers.’tvho do ments to show how free coinage would not appreciate, or who are not-, fn touch raise the price of si h er. It does not fit with, the sentiment of the nurses of the the case. because under free coinage the l>eople, fail to reach a true uiMkrataad* government would not purchase silver, Ing of their desire.*. Moreover', they but would simply stamp it and make it overlook all future possibilities, as a legal tender. Is it likely that the gov­ rule. There arc very few newspaper ernment. stamp i* going to greatly writers who.Jook far into the future or increase the value of silver? Will some who really think. They are contenj of “Coin’s" pupils tell Bow jpuch the with the bustncAs of the day, with thp stamp “U. S.” added to the value of thia events of the day, caring little for the army mule? •morrow of taking heed what a day may Michigan Centra^ " lhe SiagarJ Falla Boult.’*. ________ Ltn.la.m.1* ir.tp.8dp,. _________ . IMfiiD |)3»j I A: ”C. B. OSBOKS. Local Agent. Haat'.Sf O.A-. BtGUiEr.O. r. At. A. CVca'cc. brjng forth. But there Is more real earnestness in the minds and considerations of the. masses of the people than we would be led to imagine, judging by the tenor and tone of our daily j>re*. Apd the events of the past few yeark^pve developed •this eqfnest-nipsfijjJ Men k’V'C hroujFht fa-M td fade with in® 1 affairs of the morrow. They hare been | compelled To take hee what a day may i bring forth. ,lA condition, not a tfyory. I Vncle Sam (to Billy Bryan)—Well, sonny,; I Lag •g’fifrphteri them.” Dwejj, for ¥ j *the clock, if it amuses you, but 1*11 not set nr I ‘tfrofownT,flp’-n t-nf f&dtion of a fiinu । • TIMETABLE. mEfleet MayCl.WS. Central Standard Time. • BUrtGM. who, year Jfi and year out, has been able ' to sell his labor for good wages. TJe 1ms ' ' lived well; he has given his family far better education than he was, himself, I enabled to secure; he is procuring a home for them; he is giving them cone forts; and little luxuries, the ability to do which cheers him at his work and adds zest to his coming. Let such a mon. through no fault of his own, be brought face to face with the fact that on the morrow there will be'no demand for his labor, that he cannot sell his finished product—the strength of hiv arm and mechanical skill of his brain— in the great markets of the United Statea. It has taken many men a iong time tc realize fully the true depth of what this means. At work day after day, wages government to redeem its paper obliga­ tions in coin of any kind, would cause, earned week after week, year in and k 5 car puL “But, to-morrow. I cannot the suspension of banks by creating a panic among depositors, and by estab­ sell my labor. My boss hns uo use for it. What does it mean?" Imagine a lishing n precedent for the. repud iat ionof debts would greatly curtail the oper­. steady, hard working mun suddenly con­ fronted with "such a condition. Im­ ations of our present credit system. ’ aginc him, if you can. going home to his If currency contraction is nn evil, the । ’ wife, to his children, telling them that people who favor expansion should r- he is nn idler, that he cannot earn for rote to sustain the present sywtem of gold and silver, under which the volume. ­ them "their next day’s bread nnd meat. Ji There is nn demand for*his strength or . of money (has increased from $13 in |* skill. Nobody needs him. Ur feels his 1873 to $2.3 at the. present time. arm. his muscle. It is good and strong ; ns ,evir. The paralysis is not there. , But the country is paralyzed, paralyzed W>y Europe Would Like to See McKIn-■ with the cheaplabor prodiicts of foreign • • ley Defeated. I mills.isent here from foreign countries/ The efforts of tbe believer* in lower‘ j admitted into our markets by the prices to frighten legitimate owners of-- democratic party, that promised him stocks into selling by holding up before' ■ higher wages, more work, cheaper them a McKinley bugaboo did not: ( goods nnd a period of'prosperity and pan out quite as profitably as they ex­ revelry such os he had never dreamed pected. Mr. McKinley’s nomination, it is true, has, as claimed, uroused n<» And where are the higher wages? enthusiasm on tbe other wide -of- the He has no wages. Where is the extra water, but it takes a decided stretch ■ work he-was promised? He has no of the imagination to charge this to work. Where is that period of prosper­ his silence on' the question of the cur­ ity and revelry? Alaa, he'has the time rency. What disgruntles the foreign­ •>o enjoy it, his time is all his own^ ers more than anything else is the fact that McKinley’s election means But tie sees no prosperity, no revelry. high protection. Whether McKinley Even happiness, the true happiness of Industry hns fled from his home. And favors bimetallism or monometallism is a matter of secondary importance the "cheaper" goods, the product of to Europe, because If the foreign in­ “cheap" foreign labor that has sup­ vestor does not like our currency sys­ planted his own labor, that has made tem he can. as he baa been doing, him nn idler, how can he buy these easily sell what few American rail­ “cheaper" goods when he lacks the money to buy such food as he had Txien road stocks and bonds he may have accustomed to provide for his family, on hand, and even withdraw what and which they niiivt now do without? money he may have here standingout on loans. But if the Industrie* of this Of what use: to him are these "cheap” goods? They have "cheapened” his country are protected by a high tariff it t* likely to close a great many of ’abor nnd stand far more coetly to him his mills, force thousands of operatives to-day because of his inability to earn tbe money that will buy him the veriest 'nto Idleness, cut down his dividends, n truth touch him hard in the most sen- trash that was e^er made in a foreign factory or in n European prison. dtive part of his anatomy—pocket, against all of which he is powerless to Each are the "cheap” goods that he was promised. They are of defend himself, *’ - —Wall Street Daily fered to him. it ftrne. But he has not got them because they have made bin labor still "cheaper," so “cheap" thut there is no demand for it st any Of course the tariff must oe amended irtce., if for nothing else but to secure suf­ Has not this man been, thinking? ficient revenue to run the government. Has he not been talking with his fellow­ All ^the mugwump talk of letting it workers, in their hours of compulsory alone, lest its overhauling “disturb idleness, of the reason for .this "change ?“ business” is naive nonsense. Don’t they know that they have run their heads up ugainst aT'xondition?” Quern Will Betel™ n Petition. 7 London, SepL 7.—The queen Lus sig' How long docs it take these hard bead­ nified her willingness to receive a peti­ ed thinker* to fathom out-the facts, to tion protesting against the traffic in reach bedrock, to get down to tbe root opium and spiritupus liquors, to which «f their.evil? They know that every documents nre appended 7,000,000 sig­ case of foreign goods sold here repre­ natures. The names were collected by sents, say,,$50 to foreign labor and that represents $100 taken away the Woman’s Christian Temperance it American labor. It doesn’t union, Miss Frances E. Willard, presi­ * dent of the World’s Woman's Christian take long' to think that out. And the Temperance union, and Ludy Henry empty dinner pail still stands upon the Somerset, president of the British I itchen shelf, that dinner -jxiil which Woman’s Christian Temperance associ­ was such a "tax" to- them in 1692. There is time now to polish it up and ation heading the list. smooth out the kinks that it incurred Rhinelander, Wis., Sept. 5.—A sad ac­ through daily use. Battered in the cident occurred at Armstrong Creek, honest service of honest toil! Rusting in which resulted in the death of Miss Han­ idleness! Oh, for the chance to buy an­ nah Danielson, of this city, about 20 other McKinley “taxed" dinner pail! years old. She was visiting a sister at Oh, for the chance to‘brand the demo­ the above pikce nnd was riding a saddle cratic free trade He with the infamy horse. She Jost control of the nnixnnl It deserve*. Tbe chance is coming, the and was thrown to the ground, her neck opportunity will soon be her?. Hold being broken by the fall. . on bravely, for a few months longer,you honest American wage earners, and Washington, Sept. 4.—£x-Gov. David You will have tha-cbancc, you will have the opportunity to vote to All those din­ IL Francis, of Miafcouri, look the oath of office as secretary of the interior nt ner pails to the full again nnd to keep 11:30 Thursday. The oath Was admin- them filled even though the democratic irtered by Associate Justice Harian, of liar tells you they are “taxed.” There । the United States supreme court, in the is no "tax" so heavy as the “tax” of | private room of Secretary Carlisle in idleness. the treasurydepHrtinent. McKinley protection gave you your S»d t »•-» of a Child. dinner pails and filled them for you. Beckford. 111., Sept 7.—The little Democratic damnation has emptied mghter of Mr. and Mr*. Erastus Miller, them. And this is tbe reason why the the people, tbe milliard dtf thia city, was scalded to death by the masses r__,of ,_________________________ — ipping over of a bucket of boiling milk njande^- tbe nomination of William Mo­ lar which she was piny lag. । Kinley for president of the United liluniuo & Sigiii* * Mexican International Railroad Chicago. route 1 i ! While the silveriteu are howlingj' themselves hoarse over "gold standard contraction of the currency,” the pew , i pie who believe in u steadily expandingj volume of money should keep in mind ( I the fact that free coinage at sixteen to i one would be the greatest contraction' . measure of the age. It would put the I country on a single, silver standard, ‘ would drive gold out of use. would ,: frighten investors ftito withdrawing loans, would make it impossible for the. Milo. Delton Cloverdale THE SHORT * DIRECT LINE Hjumxoi. Coats Grove, Woodhuid .. Wondhurr F<« i>. L uAaslDg...;. Detroit, Toledo, Chicago. Louis CITY of MEXICO Pullman Palace Buttet Sleeper SAN ANTONIO TO MEXICO CITY (loll Uke itorkvuk . | | x a* tastOoopAr Lr.......7( •* eoi <mi i' RicMsad Junctioni •• 4*1 •» 2 M. Kaiammoo Ar ........... | 10 ta! S >o; 3 »A| SnTOH to onc 1892. Western Aycnt Mex. Jut K; U. . ■ Chrkdi. cv-ip C. K. DUNLAP, - G. P. and r. A.. Xrx. 1st H R Er*l? 1‘xm NO-TO-BAC'^FCURE® UMceo tn any pjisis t5k< Sold and guaranteed by W. H. GOODYEAR, Druggist, Hastings. CASTOR IA for Infants and Children. THE "REBUKE. I «nlUi«as of parsons, permit n» to spook of it vrithoot fii» WMpaaationaMy tbe bort remedy far Infant* and Children the world has eyar known. It is h»rwl«i«Children like it. It w:r’ OwfaHa —utTBll*** tU sfcrt, *f <mrWBlo «ctd ga* tbernar^-’H- p'-r-?”1-' C-rtoH. .mtarfUt.. U. ^od, *» I- T-t BW*>11— th. <■ —Mm WttU. «nlr. I« a"1 ,J-1“ 111 —umB — —-i-t — a.■ <..... �Banner. hasting Thursday, Sept, io, 1896. W. R- COOK. Loral Editor. £ , sHELDON, . P ‘ ' Abstract aud Real Estate Office. ? • '•' . Mtract Block.Hsstlngs. , _ t", >oso od Real Estate Real Estate •’•unlssioo. General eopreraDclng S'Li a e- -pl.M Mt ol Atamn SSjfJmtlw lU-eor®, CM Icrol.ti eompW. ___ ____ ... LOCAL NEWS . * CK"iumoN * rms week, 97 qnire^ Mint i ** Hc*«- . m ““rauwe Lansing cl.lm. 10 h,„ , r«er«. At u averm ot STS p» n,whine (• V.ry moderate Mtluute) woold ind,^ Sts..SOT Inrested In wheel, lo i.,nBin alot.e, . 8 ■xve C«lura>et. .•— Warden Fuller, of itmls, says that it Is hl. opinion that clfarettm had more to do I Attomi’js at I«aw . r?I'rt°r- bul in Bringing young Mr. Church, to the K.»r« '-.iPti'.MpT. coiarore.) bring, nllcr. w”h °“ra . r in • ulon block. Huangs.) condition tn which he was In when he mere-A- HI :&e courts of the state. took hia own life recently: for during a '< E kKNASTON, !•„,,„,U|ei *5”$^ vl&it to tbe mate bouae of correction re­ will be beH A. A Horney at Law, S. Gvodvcsr&Co.’kstore.) cently Mr. Fuller nays Church could not ': • ij iu! courtsnl’-be State. Collections do (plainest! with him until he had atnoked '■“1 “‘o »n Qucceaalon three clgarvttea. ly cured hv Cxn 1,6 Permanent* MERMAN, Hdtnapathle Phy TheC. J. & M. R. ft.' reports gross ■raaraaira. . K ww r,iu to <ara rilra. ,.'ian ana Surgeon^ earniugs for June of «58.8iu. an increase K< ’gwr's ‘/roperystore.) . '»• H. Goobykab. • XEK. M. !>.. ' of e11,78*4. as" compared, with tbe aame Physician aud Surgeon. month last year, nnd net Sa.oss. an in­ ' Mich. crease of SS.ooi. For the six month, •me b»wk east ot depot; ending June M.tfce gross earnings were • n. H. GoonyrAR. BARBER 83SV,:19S, an Increase of §5».D8o. as com­ Ians and Surgeons. United St.t« lrj.li Cotuml»skinpared with the corresponding period uf -uiuty responded to wilt Xh-e‘n" WIHI.ln W. 0* last year, and net. «tJ6.301, an increase of MMIon td th ** " c AlK,n,‘• prrtr suuion or the cointris-ion »• S11.1T6. St JT-JU Dcr nnniuti. • A new rule has gone Into effect on the >. D. S. work (ton* carefully and ('.rand Trunk system. For yean li was nr.°hMIU,lDule 13 the “tfindard • time, and .... theida. ira*or rhiordfortn DreD^Hn,e fC0U,b ture b ,b® ’“•nHarci !■••!» smith's Racket Store, the custom for operators along the road to ™K F*erjrt’wedy COUKhthat or pradocea fo,rt- H notify station agents of the proposed vis­ °.yUl».‘fOr arm,eM xMCMAN*. m. d. W. H. Goqyeab its of head officers of the road. Ah a re­ Immediate result*. [..unpui.'.n. call* promptly hst'taJnS 1 ” / 4 J ' , * r o,d lad « Lapeer. .• given >» tilting sult a general clean up would take place Hernia or Rupture tor na» jeenbdund oxer to the circuit court ly of ctK's can be before the arrival. The new rule forbids charged with the larcency ot $27— grajld t a surgical ppraa- n^l operators to discuss the movement of larcency. He pleaded guilty on fits • x- ; their superior) under penalty of dU- aminntlon. ? i IL I^K \pl ilN & DENISON. WVKK8. j in Trust Co. Hldjrtlr-wd Rapids. Michigan. irti’ej at law, • Hastings. Midi. i courts of the state. Collu’pliy attended to. I El HUNS. I •: VI. DinETTOR. ■,t.?«ttiw' Pb->u>r . 1 • r.ittrt street I F. IMItEKLL. •" J . Attorney at law? ot • r. ity Bank. Collections , • i:-!--- andu neral law bustura* --- i. j----------- -------------------------*_ Hastings City Bank, - Hastings, Mich. - oAr’i’rAU 7a.000.00 SURPLUS, $20,000.00 Uc 7; •'‘ i ■ sire lr,ww of the State of . '.MliMgaD. •/ ■ Open for. business, Doc. 15, 1880. ■rVKERS. ‘ • Oit.b ’ • !>.■ ■ J < in W. Jteynolde, Cashier j’iKEC1vn«:\ -. : -. IV- H Powers. • •. iCILMriwer. C!.-?‘h«r Mfxwr. H-.. •. 9 ■’a.’; - . | ■■ •. .■•u’.merit in Barry integral .03 all time The GhlGaoo GhroniGlB *" l3A • i . - j*. DEMOCRATIC NEWSPHPER Iti«n.c E« rnhltcnn. ij I - not Mugwump It In not Populist. JV '■ - • 1 - ttempcracjr of JHferaon, 1‘ l*r, lbK It to I* the s>l’ i> -. It Im therefore opposed ' SHV'-rl-rn and Repudiation'• > sood for the American. /'rilESCnRONICLJB. ■ • .Vast. Ugt. u St. Chicago. III. ' eCHOOL'COLUMN. Conducted by Flora J Hwwlie. Co.0omm-nr. . <-im.t» HTvnr. . At the request of a nuri^erof our .teachera we publish-a short series of papers un lhe subject -Child Study” this 'being one of lhe requisite subjepta in Theory and Art in teachers' examinations. Among the newer, mpvt menu along rdura’lopai llnf-s. that of child study prom­ ise*. to be the must helpful. li is an attempt to trace the devolopement of tbe child through all stages of growth. The study rightly pursued will unquestkmnbly lead the teacher tu under­ stand each child better, to adopt her methods to the peculiarities of tempera­ ment. to be more eympsittiatlc and sensi­ ble. / The Child Study movement, although it recelverl U* first distinctive Impulses in Germany In 180V. is still in its experi­ mental Ktage. The first purely scientific study of child­ hood In nils cuulitry was made lu Boston in I87V and was based upon tlie physical measurements of thousands of children betwi-en the ages of five and eighteen years. To Dr. G. Stanley Hall, of Clark University. Is due the masterly leadership and chief promotion of the present Child Study movement. •' Child* Study, as already stated, may have in purpose and spirit practically nothing new fur the thoughtful and sympathatic teacher, but. In other important respects, it has something worthy of at­ tention for all of us. ’ No one can reason­ ably doubl Its value for the sciences of psychology nnd pedagogy and Itu slgnificence for methods In the study of children. Tliis new concentration of attention to children, whatever be its ultimate out­ come. will . contribute to educational thought and practice, nnd develops and refine methods of tnvestlgatihn ip- this field uf Jnquiry as no other movement in education has done: but It l« the primary effect upon tlie teacher personally that we wish tu consider. * Ahy teacher who strives to keep up wUh this movemem will see new ques­ tions constantly arising to claim attention, will experience JntreaAed Interest In child­ ren and the’ atudv of them: will have opened to him n new avenue for enthusi­ astic efforts, and will attain an elarged conception of hts reSWnslWlllles. What now recma little else lint Irksome ami vexatious may Ubeotue-attractive and In­ spiring through newly recognised oppor­ tunities.. •Children”,especially when appreciated, ••sweeten »ntair.” With the era just dawnlug we are to learn new possibilities of education and new corresponding rcaponslldlltlea of the teacher. But re­ sponsibilities are measured by opportuni­ ties and wblle great skill aud genius are required in directing properly the devcloperavnt <.f children. It Is the »tudy of them under the conditions of growth that guarantee* progress towards these re­ quirements. Child Study points out tn the practical teacher a field richly laden with questions for Investigation and op­ portunities for seir-culture. One of the firac esolts will be an awak­ ening of a deeper sympathy for child­ hood. We will find, many of u< a neces­ sity for *‘a change or heart" "or« J*' sight into the real life of children will in-, evitably lend to more love for them. While w« may not come to reckon scholar­ ship as Ira* walunble than now we shall give greater prominence to love as an mdlspenslbie character of the true teaetjer. When we get better knowledge of the suecephblllty ot children and the re.1 In­ fluence th.t .fleet them, we .hall not oe willing lo tenet them to the care ot Ileach era. however excellent In acholarahlp. who lack In grace, ot mind and heart. A cold, cheerier,, aelllah spirit Iim no place a. a tmuther ol children. Child S ndj "HI CHANCERY SALE. In in:ro;?f virtue of mu order and. 4ecrt- <1! di ' • ■ '1 ■ '’vco'iKfer the County o Bvrry 1-, < • ' ■ i ‘. ci “sure of Mldilgnn. m»<te and 'lo.,:'!- nth day Of February, l®X In 4 i'i- .-•uu •- H,-.- therein pending where ’ •'run!vtiant Kild Levf Z'r.’ . ■ ’ * •”• |-r Jtunrt R. Holes are irlfar’.’ . ’ • Ji- reby glvan that 1 nh.%1 UieXin-! ", t the north front tfoor of 1$, mT;1 ....... »:>wt«jr or ItMtlw. Barry bold.’.. ■: :'hoine belpgthe place for* &;;ln,r'";1' ',,irt r,,r' «»«l County, on /Workr‘,ot ’^tohw. iwc. at ten xs tn-i . " ■ f a’i. or so much thereof laid "U'XtrtF'U'W Hue amount due to I ,r principal, intarast and : .Aiuir described rrti’ . “ ■ ’ A" thar certain nine, of Hwin6! and '*lug In the city Mieh »»>d State of bx V, tb«8w>th West corner of Evt?rn K *'",ck No- Thirteen In the 'A1 ta« C'ty of Hasrtags. *ool . 1*ikv foi:r feel B ult 01 a Ba*8•Moo v.v .diameter near said FlxhuSrUl4- "i. "*•*- ^ence north of Lot A7il.to -'•'orth West corner, ^th to J110®11 TDlrteen, thence lht«? T* "eglnnlMg. Fmm wAT” ,M-’'<* Momi- i ',‘k,'/.u‘ctre,l,t Court Commts­ P T r^r-,K‘rr' rn .Mich. demo,..irate this. • -Lou,R.n-I:, .solicitor for Complainant. start with tbe teMher Bat It reem clear how thl. ",<0, FBOBATk ORDER. Study may demonstrate the aeee, > T. A? » SS1***’ (:ounty o» R*rry-as. It will do more: It will 1'un,l,b„,l?ri,J™ Count? ,‘he Probate Court for the I «ye™«’ Utbe’d v “Pf,h01d<!nht “>• Probate Ones. bail, for Interval and love. •TsSs? thl ,n B!lld «~nD. <» pointe out to o. >he revelation be ween Tfaron'e day 01 September in the our Interest and affection and our Idea.. thousand right hundred and ninety Our knowled®. U the ba«l. ot ojr gym p^^nt. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of patblea. We think and oare Httlet rar that of which we know little. of-lhe wUte ot Peter (To be continued;) «<SmP*nv°JlDK U:e petition duly verified Prtrtntui-it widow of said qselasad., ■ > Marvslona *n**SwTirt certM,u Instrument nowon file k’uSent J27?rt,wt *>* thB ’•« “d From a letter written by Bev. J be admitted to pro- man, ot Diamondale, Web. we areper rlTt t2?,ier appointed exeeutru. 1 h«’« " oaj y‘^'t^ontraedTuiasTBwttir ttsifilli mined to make .......... a"*^ tortnn^l Cx- ,D- ’«• at ten o’clock In hesitation In recommending Dr. PrtlSn #iSlke,ll5l'?<d for tfee hearing of said New Dlwovery. a. tbe ^fle «L lhe hB,r8 u >*w o« sal*fieeeaaraate £■! ™ “f EP‘?l0na interested tn said B.^. ebn^at Klres Junction .be WM ?J°°la Grippe, with pneumonia succeeding fthfurtK?ter ,nm7 not b« grrnited. And Terrible paroay.m. “L ^•totK£rt*aht petuiqacrjdm hour, with little InierruplUmandltaeemeo StiiLS >)C-? "tarestedKaaidSfifiMl, “ir.hc^ld «> .u?’e tbem-pA tWMrf K. r.“‘d Petition, add the hear 2«acopy of thM order to be friend recommended Dr. Klnga «» * V Banxkh a news covert; it wm q. dr In It. wort and blgj ^-oreei,.4!*1 ‘’,lrru!-*‘ed in said County of • *®cts dpmi for throo iriooesolvf to .aidwprk day al SK •”* > tuiaL» W- AKMBTSOVa. Regular alee 50c. and 8100*•*«») Judge ot Probate. Jim Corbett, the xea Hon that- es­ caped from Lincoln park, Chicago, sev- lflWM Vtranen Lose Their uTee In at Benton Harbor, Minh ;;ui..;u<Ive.cI;uTtf.K; d. SMITH. a . !:j all parts ot the state -■rainy. S’.reciiil pains .A.irn-t>. chattel inortWoodland, Mich. ELEVEN killed. Did you ever think bow readily the b owl I* poisoned l»y tohstlpation? Bad blood mean* bait, health and urrinstuje o.d age. DeWitt’* Little ftarly Ri*er», nW i rniuoua little pills, overcome obMln^te con•tlpotlon. ■ w. H. GooinxxH ’ Pliv Dftro.lt police an* making their' us­ ual proxies* in their hunt for Pcrklu*. the m*u who 1* «xpecied to fit the pink <.birt. ish? h 'Ve •fuUMd B niBn w,‘" knew ,,l0‘iu Mrs. R. DeY.mng. Middleburg. In., write*. 1 have u.-vd One Minute Cough Cure for hix year*, bulk for myself and children, and 1 consider It ihe quickest acting and most satisfactory Cough Ctire 11 ever used. W. H.. Goouyma'i: ' The M-ltlement of Twelve Cuniern. In Berrien county, ab«i?jt five tulle* north­ east, <>[ Benton will be iucorpor,,, Harbor, „...................... —r-r**. ■ted s« s ylllagf. The paper* uerewary next week. ...... ... A. L.Woortar L. »> OOSler. a H lironiliiPllt A. prominent rllbitn citizen nf of Osseo. .... euffertag excruciating y weo. Ich.. k after from piles for twenty year*, was cured hi | a short time by tiseing DeWitt s Witch Hazel Sfitve, an abwilute cure for all skin disease*. More of thh preparation I* used an all other* combined. , W. H. Goobvkak TheMiehigan battallion of the Merrill -Horse, wk I hold n nmn on at Goguac lake, hear Battle Creek, followed by a banquet hi the city In the evening un September 10. The Merrill Horse wosaa Mlosmul regiment but three omipanles of it* were recruited In south-western Michigan* cad Robert Leitz. a couple of fanners near High Bridge. 30 miles up the Manirtee river. • The farm, dwelling house and barn <4 Albert R. Embury, two miles north of Romeo, was burned to the ground. The household effect* were also de­ Benton Harbor. Mich, Sept. 7.—Yore-, stroyed. opera born* and adjoining buildlnga W. N. Wtnana, n well-known dry goods were burned early Sunday morninn dealer in Detroit, committed suicide. cntaUinf a lora at about les.ooo and "He hired a rowboat, rowed out on the caualng *a>e death ot 11 firemen and river and jumped into th* water. The ..o“7 “ “ nun>bra- of other. The body was recovered. Winans was in killed are: Frank Wataon. Edward H. financial trouble. He waf about, 40 Dange., Arthur C. Hilt Frank Searer years of age ar.d leaves a widow and and Bobert Rolfe, all of St. Jowph: John one son. Hoffraau. Tbomaa Kidd. Frank Wood­ . The peoplr'of Flint were greatly sur­ ley, Mill Melten, Scott Bice and Loula prised when they beard of the death Hottibun. all of Benton Harbor. AU of Postmaster 'HcOck. He was only but three of tlie dead men w ere mar* I sick* two days. rted. . The Edward Hines Lumber company The injured are.- .Ex-Fire Chief John A. Crawford, of Benton Harbor, burned haa purchased the season’s entire cut of Die mill of the Spalding Lumber tomand overcome by beat and ameke. seri­ ously injured; Frank Paget, of St. Jo- pauy at Cedar river, the cut being es­ timated at 30:000,000 feet. •eph, leg* moshed by falling brick; WHl While a crew was handling tlie heavy 0*?11" eut bout the k Jr . . St* J Joseph, cut “ about the .angle iron chain on one of. the Brown *nd McCormick, (J of --- burned; ----------- • Jack .uvvuimius, Be(nton Harbor, leg* broken and in­ hoitata nt Wheeler** shipyard in Hay City, ternally injured.------------------------------------ ' the chain broke, striking Thoma* Park­ er and breaking his neck. His home Fall of the WaU». Several other* were Injured, but none was in Detroit. The Finhbih---------------------------------------church nt Hancock was of them seriously. Tire opera house wa* | t----------------n large four-story brick structure. The damugrsl {jbout $1,000 by a lx>lt of fire broke.out shortly, after midnight, •’J5g*rtning amP Jose RHpa. connected D bad gained much headway before ' wittl t,‘e oBur<-’b ns u teuchcF, was in­ the alann was given,’find when the fire- ' Flant,y killed. Several children in tbe men arrived the building was a mao ! Wlding wer^ uninjured. of flames. The St. Joseph departmenta ' Tl,c survivors of the Eleventh Michi-’ vvere sent for and-arrived, y-xm. after, gun infantry, at their annual reunion at The fire continued to gain on them and । Sturgis, decided to erect a monument v.'*» spreading to other buildings when I !n that town to Gen. Stoughton, lhe tlie hook and ladder companies went j foriner fohner commander of the regiment, t to the rear of the building, hoping to I James Coma*, miles northComas, living.threc living thi l* able to direct a stream into the muss I,east was. struck by a burat1 east of Fnrweil. Farwell, whs xtr of flaino* from a.scebnd-stnry window, ing emery wheel and fatally- injured, a Haydly had they arrived there than the' -piece about two inches long penetrating wall, with n mighty crash, came down the brain. l>efore them, burying .15 men under the The The steel steel schooner schooner James James Nasmyth NuKmytb red-hot brick*. Other portions of the wa* launched at Wheeler's yard in J Jay wall Were tottering, and the rescue of j City. It is the first of three Rockefeller the imprisoned firemen was deterred boats building here. for some time, ija It wn* expected every WHOLE FAMILY SLAIN. moment the remainder of the wall would fall. Finally, some of the crowd rushed into the tnnss to rescue the CtiUd and Hlmanlf. shrieking and struggling men. Neponset, 111., Sept. 4.—Wednesday ‘ The Cities in Mourning. ’ evening at six o’clock William Maison, The origin of me the urc fire i* i« unKnown, unknown, out but Guy Prescott who atated that he knew who work* for a farmer named Lou Wilson, three miles from Neponset, on returning from work, wa* horrified to to gne anyone a*taj, was urrTatedand nnu uuu^oi nu*on, Mr*. air*, Wilwufind me the body, of ix>u Lou Wilson, * before ...... 5— vra.v.., the ebronert. vv, unci ■ J• son, bod, hi* ms Mfe. wire, and uno their ineir four-year-old lour-veur-oia ir-.t_ n... I ...in .. ' . . jury. The wardrobe of the Katie Put- 1 *on all lying deadthe .barn, shot num company, which gave a perform- through tbe temple. Wilson still held once fon thc l>enefit of the firemen Sat­ urday evening, was also burned, a* waa the wardrobe of the Mexican Troubefiour*, who arc spending their vacation here. Several of the dead firemen have large ^nnilies. Business is Riinpcnded in the two citira and they tire draped in mourning in honor of their dead. Their funeral* will be all held together Tuesday, and will be under the auspices of the Firemen and fraternal societies, of whieh the deceased were members. a revolver in hi* hand, and there appear* tn be no doubt that lie used the weapon to -shoot his wife, child and himself. ’ FRUIT IMPORTERS ASSIpl* ' .................................................... r~'" ' IL Dnmota &■ Co., of Mew York, Forced I Ont by BMont Cuban Edict, I Nev.- York, Sk-pt. 7.--H. Dumois & Co., | among the largest importers of West In­ Sian fruit in America here, assigned [ without preferences. Their last *tuteNovember. 1895, 1R95. inent to Bradstreet, in November, showed aiwicta of SuCCSGOO; liabilitiea, Young tuolher* dread the Summer inonVERMONT VOTES. f258,0-M). Gft>. Weyler ’ s.edict, prohibit ­ th* on accmiift uf the great murialiiy a_____ . mung children raised by bowel troubU**- i Bepablteanv Carry thn Stats by an In­ ing the- exporting of fruit from Cuba,­ . _ where the firm owns vast estates,, js fer tei’t safety may in* assu/ed those who: muni Majority. keep on hand !><• Will’s Colic and Clinlera { V.*L?._ Riyer 'L — Junction, 2:__ 1'__ _ '\ t.. 1,2. rL 4. 1. — ’ given a* the cause of tbe failure. White Sept. CUrrVand CUiy, sun administer nuiniins.rr It it promptly. pmuipni. For r«»i j q’he return* which hnve'i^'eu received An O1<1 Houiv Asaign*. ........ i.i: i. . ■< u rvr.lte d I'.ufili.n' mid <tta"r. . ....... .... in the state crainpSrHItaus colic, dysentery and dlaY- from every town .... aud, city New York. Sept. 7.—Isaac Smith’s rhaia. it aff<nd* Instant relief. give tire following vote cast in Tues­ Sou & Co., dealer* in umbrellas and \V. H. QoohYKAR day’s election: For garernor," Grout parasols, made nn assignment Saturday An old coueh nt Eaton Rapids whs taken 'rep.), uJ.liUC; Jackson (dein.), 14,005; to Edward JI. Smith without prefer­ to a furniture store Inst week t<> Im* .re­ Battell (pcqi.), 631; Whittemore (pro.), ences. This is one of the oldest houses covered, and on twlng ••held up" by the .r25. Grout** plurality, 38.491; majority upholsterer, mutely J leidvd up •« inwke;- «iver all, ."7,345. The republicans make in this line in the United States. Tlie j book containing * large sum of money be­ a gain cf 108 per cent, in their majority business has been banded down from generation to generation. It was es­ longing io a young lady who did not knur, aver that of 1892. The gain in the re­ tablished in 1802. the couch was golnc to the repair shop. publican vote- is 37 per crntM while the Exphralon or a Holler. joff* 'm tbe democratic vote is 22.^ per Edwardsville, AlhM Sept. 7.—New* has . .Electric Bitters it a nirdlciiie .suited for. r ent just Been received here of the explosion any sehJtoih but perhaps more generally of a boiler used for the purpose of Don't bv Vpon neded. when the languid exhausted feel­ pumping water for n rajlroad tank ing prevail*, when the liver-1* torpid nnd when ’yon nsk for l-»r. Pierre** Golden sluggish and the nrc‘I 1,1 a l^ulc Medical Dlhcovery. Go to a rellablu seven miles.west of hereon the South­ ern rond. Three men were killed Their and alterative ia fell. A prompt use of dealer. He will >rlf you wtnit jon waut. •this medicine has often- averted long nnd Toe ultra wli. have ftonifthluit else to urge names were Elsie Black. Georg- Black perhaps fatal bilious fevers. No medicine uj»»nT<iu In its,place nnd thinking of tbe and Dan Turner. These things will act more surely In. counlernatlng aad extra profit jiwy’ll make. frwlng’the system from the imtlarial polsbn pay them better, but they don’t rare about South Beach, 8. L, Sept. 7.—Fire Sat­ Headache. Indigestion, Constipation, Diz­ y°u. , ziness yield lo Electric Bitters. 50c. and None of Hi?** j'uo^titutes i* •‘just as urday morning destroyed six hotels, to­ The 81.00 per Irnttle at W. H. Gwd) car’s Mod­ good” a* the ••Discovery.” That is the gether with a large carousal, only blond-drajiser, flesh-builder^ nnd building* destroyed were amaP twoern Drug ijtote. ativngth-resorter so tar-rendhlng aud so story houses and were uninsured, Ths Mnkr the Most of Voorerlf. untalilug In its efleet* that it ran be guar­ loss ifc estimated at about $25,000. It I* the duty of every man tu make tbe anteed. In most stabUbrn skin, scalp or most of himself. Whatever bls cap«cltle« scrofulous affections, or in every disease Knoxville, Tent... Sept. 7.—The threemay be. he Is sure to find *ome place that’* cawed by a torpid liver or by Im­ yenr-oli boh of Mr. and Mr*. Samuel where he ran be useful to hlm-elf and U» pute blood—It effects perfect and perma­ Whittle, ofTr'idcl’*Crossroad*, fell Into others. But he cannot reach Ids highest nent cures. ___________ a tub of boiling apple butter and wa* imeColnesa witbout g'xal health and he scalded to death. fitoo Reward $100. cannot have good health without pure The render* of thl* i»«;»er wlb bo pleased to blood.’ The blood circulates to every levn tail there h at ie»i <«e <>re*dtaLdbwe organ and tissue and when It Is pure, rich That science has been able to eure In all it* ■nd healthy it earrie* health to the entire -rug**- and that I* (^itarrti. Hall * Catarrh H tbe only po.iUve cure known to tbe svstem. but If It is Impure It seatiers dis- Cure niedital fraternity. Catarrh beinK a constitueverywhere It flow., Ihaxl - «•«*• dMiat disease, requires a consttlutloosl treat* p«rl!la Is tW’nne true blood purifier. It ment. Hall’sCatarrh Cure l* taken Internally, directly vuon the blood and mucous surcures salt rheum, scrofula, catarrh, dys­ netfnz “Every season, from the time I fart-s*of the eyitetn. thereby destroying the pepsia. and rheumatism d,M' t undaJlOD of the dls-M-exud elvlng the patient was two years old, I suffered dread­ Itrengni by nullfllog up tSeoonsti eases have their origin In the blood. fully fwnn erysipelas, which kept sIsliDK nature.tu do Its work. The proprietor* li*ra£»mdelifs«h in Us curative trewers, that growing worse until my hands were hrVotfer t).w» Hundred DNtar* for say rate A Million Gold Uniterm almost useless. The bones softened that It l*ii» to cure. Send for H-tof testlmonWould not bring S? Addres. F. J. Cheeoey * Co.. Toledo, O. bo that they w'ouhl.lyend.and several Huldhy druggtsu. *3c- A Sufferer Cured English Spavin Liniment removes all Hani, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Rlemi>twfl from horsea. Blood Spavins, Curb*. n ess • ______ -_____ Sweeney, Ring-Bone, phi* act harinontously with Hood’* Splhita. Sprain*, all Swollen Throat*. Coughs, etc. Save S5U by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful -Blemish Cure ever nidi, or X',“'wxur known. Bold by W. H. Goodyear, Drug­ n.tur.1 color ot yoolb..Wl“r gist, Hastlnm. Mtah. ■ x l,nt and »troo«. pIcMlnc Winoor ,nJ '"’p1' Tweuty-B vl’ cents * bottle. Wanted - Salesmen to rail complete bn* of lo^K^’rJbT’^u^ Garland BefluluK Co.. Cleveuna, O. Children Cry for Pitcher’* Cartorla. Children Cry for Bucklen'* ^v**10* WM,ra The beet Ml« In tbe 5“* SS,.*^ .k^ptt.^rti-j lively cure pile* or no pay ** I*r»*err*d Death.to .ArremC. Charles A. Church, a member of the banking firm of Church £ Son. which failed recently at Lowell, shot and fa­ tally injured his wife, Jeanie, and then •timed the ’revolver on himself and fired a bullet into his head with fatal results. Deputy Sheriff Cowads, of Grand Rap­ ids, was approaching Church’* house to sene a writ on that gentleman when he committed the crirae. • Lumber Firm tn Trouble. ■ Merrill A Ring, of OTginaw. one of the lurgvat lumber firms ia the val­ ley, hn« <mk<‘d for an extension of time from their creditors. The firm baa more than $500,000 worth, of aaseta, but owing tb the recent failures of other lumbering.concerns and the business depresKioti jthey are unable to care for short-time paper. . IWnlc on a ritoamer. The boiler of tlie steaxner Manitou, at Cfark‘s ’ake, exploded 'while carrying over 10(1 passenger* tu meet a C. J. a M. train for ,7ack*on. Engineer Hinck­ ley, Mrs. Jewell,- of Parma, and Robert Taw ne, of Owosso, were badly but not jatnlly scalded. A number of the pas­ seh gers, jumped into the lake, but all were rescued. . Liquor Duulon Kloct O®«er». The Michigan Liquor Dea lei s’ Pro­ tective association held their fourth an­ nual convention in Port Huron and elected the following officers: Presi­ dent^ John Mohn. Detroit;, vice presi­ dent, C. Kauth, Hancock; secretary, George Bostock. Detroit; treasurer, Janie*/A. Wells, Bay Qty. , Mr. L'ldrjdge DocUnm. Archibald B. Eldridge, of Marquette, has wired the stale.committee of the •'sound money” democracy his per­ emptory refusal to accept the nomina­ tion for lieutenant governor, tendered him at the convention of the party at Lansing. He will ba-e nothing to do with politics. Twenty Years.... For mare than twenty.yean we have been telling how Scott's Emulsion overcomes the excessive waste of the system, puts on llcsh, nourishes and builds up the body, making it the remedy for all wasting di­ seases of adults and children, but it isn’t possible for us to tell the story in a mere stick­ ful of newspaper type. We have had prepared for us by a physician a little book, telling in easy words how and why Scott*t Emulsion benefits, and a postal -card request will be enough to have it sent to you free. To-day would be a good time to send for it. SCOTT a BOWNE, N«w Ytort. Absolutely Free! WATCH AYER’S Sarsaparilla, would l>e sores, provided I was alive and able tb carry anything. Eight bottles of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla cured me, so that 1 have had no return of the disease for more than twenty years. The first bottle seemed to reach the spot and a persistent use of it has perfected the cure.”—O. C. Davis, Wautoma, Wis. AYER'S ■ THI 0X1T W0M.ITS T.UB AYXR'S POLE Proms* Oood Rigwiiaa. drUXlet- Law Firm HlMolvrd The law firm at Detroit of Dickinacm, Thurber Stevenson, which is com­ prised of Hon. Don M. Dickinson, Henry T. Thurber, private secretarj- to Presi­ dent Cleveland, and EUlfott G. Steven­ son, late chairman of the democratic state central committee, ha* dissolved gd account of political differences which have arisen between Mttasrs. Dickinson and Stevenson since the Chicago con­ vention. .> of my Ungers are now crooked from this cause. On my hand 1 carry large scars, which, but for • •Sarsaparilla Children Cry for Pitcher’* CastorJe. HeaJti la Mlrhigaa. , During the week ended on Augwst 9 reports sent in by 58 obaerver* in vari­ ous portions of the state indicate that inflammation of tbe bowels, r-mitteat fever, crywipela*. influenza and inter­ mittent fever increased and dybentery decreased in area of prevalence. Con­ sumption was reported at 2K places, typhoid fever st 5b. diphtheria st M, scarlet fever at IB. meaales at.83 and whooping cough at eight place*. FREE! FREE! YANKEEWATCH DETtQIT JOTUAL, SWHVEHLY, �-==L THE PROFESSOR’S RIDE. Write. *ad Ed. Imus® ABSOWTEKY PURE Hastings Banner. Thursday, Sept, to, 1896. COOK BROS., Proprietor* COLGROVE'S RECEPTION .JUDGE SMITH'S ADDRESS WELCOME OF Kalamurrit.. Middleville »»d Nash title Kulgl.l, Pre-rent in-the Evening. Friday evening la»t Hon. P. T. Colgrove arrived from Cleveland where he had recentlyhecn elected Supreme Chancellor of the Order of Knight* of Pythias, an organ­ ization composed of over 600,000 man. Such an honor rarely comes to a city the size of Hastings and the people desiring to show their appreciation turned out eu masse to greet Mr. Colgrove upon bls re­ turn. Whistles blew, anvils boomed, and probably what Impressed Mr. Colgrove more than anything else was to see Hus­ tings Division No. 19. U. R--K. P.. thrice •champions of the world, all In full uni­ form and drawn up in line under charge of Capt. Reynolds and Lieutenant* W. H. Powers and Ira YanValkenburgh, to escort Mr. Cotarm e lo tbe Hastings House where an Informal reception was held. Judge Smith made the Address of Welcome in tbe following well chosen words: Fellow dtireus ai d Brother Knights: * It gives me great pleasure to welcome back to this city my old friend and associate, with His new and added honors. , In this bu»y world, with Its great Industries, with its numerous interests In else way of bust­ ness. religion, politic* and social life, it Is not unustMl lo meet nn audience of men and women In nubhc pieces to show tbeir Intercut in tbe welfare of tbe object for which they are assemblM But to day we are gathered together. In­ dependent of business Interests, independent of religious or political preference, to welcome home one of our owu number who has sought for and obtained his laudable ambition. We do rot meet as McKinley, or Bryan, or Fahrer men; we do not meet advocating tbe gold or •liver staadard; we do not meet as partisans in any sense: but as I look Into your faces and over this audience. I see men of all political parties, of all religious beliefs, coming here to­ gether lo show tbeir appreciation and etedness for the honor that has come to him. and through him to our own home city. It is a wonderful etanent In the nature ot civilized humanity everywhere, that these dllfcreuces can. be laid aside when sorrow or glad■'ness comes into a home or city. It m a fact we should never forget In tbe striie around us from day to day. ana w- sec evidences ot it almost every day of our life. Is Is evident that thl* demonstration In be half of our eloquent and honored citizen conies from all ela«ses and conditions of our citizen­ ship. ana I toel sure that although be has gain­ ed honors Ma very high grade, yet these evi­ dences of respect and esteem come closer to bls heart than ail of them put together. That as be looks into your faces it is with feelings of deeper emotion than when the crown of vic­ tory *’»•! success was placed upon bls brow. It shows the people arc with him In - his new ac­ quired honor, and appreciate whattt means to - him and to them. We. as a lodge, have not forgotten his eflect • ive work aud loyalty to Che order from the time he crosted its threshold and entered Castle Hall of Barrv Ixxlgv No. 13. Wc are proud to aav that his progress from the floor of tbe sub­ ordinate lodge to its head, from tbe subordi­ nate to tbe flaor of the Grand Lodge, until be was placed tn the chair of the Grand Chancellor of the siate.ftom the Grand Lodge to tbe floor of the Supreme Lodge, where he -baa reached tbe irummlt. and standin^ to-day at tbehead of one of the greatest civic lustltutluns of tbe -countrv. Is somewhat phenominal. and indi­ cates talent and ability lu that direction far be vend the average. We congratulate 'Ou, roy brother, in this ad­ vancement. aud this high honor to yourself, as well as thn honor you have brought to our lodge, to tbe city, couply »nd state in which you live, and we have come here to look into your face nnd have you look Into ourdaces, to satisfy yon -of our apprertatloa nnd our high regard for you In the acqnlsitJon of this great office and honor Yon will appreciate this 1 feel certain, aud I feel quire sure you will not forget the loyal' lodge Mil nd you which has labored always to bring tbe order Knights of Pythias to Its high­ est excellence. . It occurs to me It will not be at all out ot place to say a word regarding the loyal brother* of Bar­ ry lodge No. t3- Barry Lodge No. IS is u lodge of deeds. It Is a lodge that never falter* in Its loyaBr.1t is a ledgr of nx-u as well as Knights. It mffs Itssout In everything It undertakes. The success of it" uniform rank on every field where It has planted tw colore la known throughout the jurisdiction of friendship's greatest orders. It -enterj the contest, not only to win but to win fairly. In tbe homes of its members this lodge per­ mits no man orbls loved ones to suffer without aytnpaV* v. without help, without doing ail that cau be done by human bands, helpful worts and loving deeds to alleviate the distress. I believe I slate trutlifully when I say you have not In your jurisdiction, among the bun­ : dreds of lodges, ot which you nnw stand at tbe head, a more loyal set of men, where Friendship Sarity and Brotherhood are drawn on d*v by y.*and the drafts so uuhersally*u<jnored as tn this, your borne lodgt. From this lodge and Its surroundings you 'haregone forth to victory. *ud brought honor to Its-very doors by bringing within the limits of this beautiful little city. within sight of the room where you first "won your spurs." the greatest office of this order of the Bine,the Yel­ low. and tbe Bed. Perhaps I may be pardoned for speaking of . otw of the events in yonr Pythian career. Pos­ sibly this may bo the reason why a man. laying ho claim to eloquence or oratory, has been selectert from among tbe eloquent lawyers, mln­ . -isteni. and business men of this offy to bid you welcome. It may be that, or because of my long association with you tn business life. Whatever may have been the moving cause. J cannot http hut feel a pride in the fact that I was in tbe chair ot tbe lodge when you were Knighted; that I gave you your first lessons as . tarns Pj-thtanism Is concerned, in friendship, caution, bravery. I felt that you would be Joyal ■ to every Interest of the order, that you would love Ils teaching*, and that you would advance tram the flcoi to iKnitlorm of honor and trust. v You have done *o. far besoud my expecta­ tion, but you have won fairly. >nd merit the high position which you have reached. In behalf of Ute city, aud through Its Mayor. whom I renre*enr. 1 welcome you not only as ttypreme Chancdior of the KnlgliU of Pythias ■of the-Worid, but as a cittzen of this little dty Awarded Highest Honors—World's Fair, yWCfj CREAM BHANG DfliWlUFD FvwinLH MOST PERFECT MADE. Stlrar Bei>:bll- Representative—W. F. Hicks, of Has* tings. Democrat. Coroners—Dr. Powers. of Assyria and Dr. Fuller, of Hastings, Silver Bepcbllcans. Out of the six offices that __ _UBwnt to anything the silver republicans got one and the democrats five. Tlie convention was a proof ot what we nave said—sim­ ply a scheme to catch votes. How many of our free sliver republicans —ere that can’t see through tbe schemes? As we’ve said it’s nothing more or less than a game lo catch voles—it’s the democratic party under a new guise. . H’s fusion at anything aud everything to beat the re­ publican party. Now it would be natural to suppose that after Jobu bad flnYshed hia job of delivering the democratic, party over to tbe free silverltes that he bad done tale duty for one day, ,but he thought be hadn’t. Making the promise to "deliver tlie democrats party to tbe populists and free siberites,’’ is a prac­ tical confession that be (Dennis) is » democrat. Now with all of his mod­ esty you wouldn’i think that lie would ask for anything, more especially of another party, or parties, but he did. He laid aside hls rellring nature, worked up a "spontaneous demand” for himself for Chairman of the County Committee and gut it.' Knowing John Dennis’ record In Barry County politics for nearly twq.decadee. In which time he has - schemed "fusion” with anything and everything fusable, can any republican, can any conscientious man in any party be so ten­ derly credulous, so sweetly confiding, so complacently trusting as not to know that It Isn’t from principle but for spoils that lie brings about these deals? Wc honor men who respect their principles, and we know of many such who will not follow where John Dennis leads. you have called your home for so many years; welcome you with all the honors you have brought lo u«; welcome you as ^lawyer atand1ns wall up in your profrerion: welcome you a* a citizen w ho has lhe growth aud Prosperity- of the ettv ever tn his heart aud to the front; and now extend to you the haad of welcome aud wl*h you happiness aud prosperity always. LncfbiS and gentlemen and fellow hnights. I Ini reduce to you the Hon. P. T. Colgrovo. To Judge Smith’s remarks Mr. Colgrove responded in very feeling words, express­ ing bls appreciation1 for tbe very cordial welcome, und saying that he was as proud of It as he was al the hour when be was made Supreme Chancellor of the world. He further said that overtures had been made to him while away to jemovo the of­ fice to Grand Rapids. Chicago find other places, but to all he had said that Has­ tings was liis home and there he would stay. In the evening Barry Lodge tendered Mr. Colgrove a reception at the Hastings House. Kalamazoo Knights, always friendly to Hastings, came over in. large numbers on a special train. They were met at the depot by a large delegation of Knights from Middleville, who brought their band with therp, Nashville Knights and members of Barry Lodge, including Hastings Division, and the Haalings K. P. Band. At the Hastings House Mr. Colgrove re­ ceived hia friends in the parlors; Mr Greusel introducing those present in his usual easy'manner. Several large punch Tlie yoazg men of Coldwater have or­ bowls, presided over by some of Hastings* ganized an anti-mujtnehe club. , fairest young ladles, were located in yarLightning destroyed Charles Lewis’ ions parts of tbe spacious dining room, barn of Hudson and killed a huree. ■ and were liberally patronized. It Is needless to saQ’ that Mr. Colgrove .James Patterson, living a short distant.* was pleased with his ' reception and «p- ;-wert of Port Austin, cut bls throat, Satur­ predates lhe cordial welcome given him day, but is still living by Knights and citizens. ’ Bishop Vertin of Marquette has lust completed the 30th year of hia priesthood. He has l»een a bishop 13 years. FUSION Rev. H. O. Wills. the travelling evangelist,preached to the prisoners in the prison dispel at Jackson Sunday at 11 o’clock. Fusion County Ticket Nomin­ ated Friday. A Good Democrat Ticket Nominated. A Paw Paw man is marketing his peach crop at Sioux Falls, S. D. Hia wife ships tbe fruit to blm from Michigan. The Queen Mining Co. lias abut .down two of It’s shafts, laying off about 300 men.it Is said that suspension Is temporary. The horses of George Maston, a farmer of Rochester, became frightened by the lightning Saturday and nm away, throw­ ing Mr. Muston out. His recovery Is doubtful. SILVER REPUBLICANS DON'T SEEM TO GET MANY OF THE NOMINA­ The Shlnwassee county horticultural society is awaiting word from London, Ugland, where an effort is being made, by their agent, to sell their winter apples. TIONS IN THEIR GRASP. JOHN H-. DENNIS DELIVERS THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO THE POPULISTS AND FREE JBILVERITES AND 18 CHOSEN CHAIRMAN OF THE COUNTY COM­ MITTEE. Friday the democratic clans gathered. Along with them were a few silver re­ publicans who are such from principle. They were elected delegates to thia con­ vention for no other purpose than to lead them out of the republican party. Any man who Is at ail familiar with politics In Barry County, could nt once see that the same ring of political wire pullers, who for years have been at lhe head ot the fusion movement In Barry ^County, were present in full force, and they were pres­ ent to do business. ■ It was at thia convention Hint John Dennis delivered tine democratic party of Barry County, in accordance with an open promise he made several weeks ago to the populists afid’free si I ver.party. But In­ stead of Mohammed taking his party to the populistic and free silver mountain.lhe par­ ty at the populistic and free silver mountain came to Mohammed, through Mohammed’s scheming. In other words instead of John’s delivering lhe democratic party to the populists nnd free allverites he de­ livered the populists and free allverites to the democrats. Can anyone be so credu­ lous as not to believe that It was with the full and complete understatidiug of the leaders in the populist and free silver ranks? We hope not, and wc believe not. Wc honor a man who stands by bis hon­ est convictions, but that man has our sympathy who thinks that by swallowing tbe dose prepared by John Dennis nnd a few of his political associates, who fur years and years, have brought about fusion, that he’s helping the cause of sli­ ver. For years they haveff dragged lhe democratic party around by (be nose ami bargained in every way that Vrould bring office to themselves^ Principles have been ignored, and par’y ties cast asunder. A fair promise was made by John Den­ nis to deliver tbe democratic party to tlie populists and free sllverites. Is It not fair nnd just to presume that overtures were made to the silver republicans that they would have their share of the places too? From the fact that a free silver republi­ can aspired to nearly every office on the ticket, aud tbe fact that for several weeks past It has been openly reported that such and such republicans were to lie choeen on this so-called silver ticket, leads many to believe It true that republicans were to be well remembered on the county ticket How did it pan out? Just as was ex­ pected. The democrats gpbbled all lhe six fat places except one and tha; was for Sheriff. The democrats kindly gave this office toCharles M. Mack, of Baltimore, ex-repubiiean County Clerk, and until re­ cently n member ot tbe republican parly. It wasn’t lira office that he wanted, nor the office that-waa prumited him. With nil due respect for Mr. Muck. whom we personally esteem; yet it Is n fact, con­ ceded on all sides, that a wan of hl* make-up is ter better fitted for any of the other places on the ticket titan for Sheriff. It was a piano be didn't want wasn’t tbe place promised blm, and he didn’t as pin? to It. This was the only »op thrown to tlie free silver republicans—the democrats took the rest. Let’s look at tbe ticket a lltUp. Judge of Probate—R. JL Batea, of Has­ tings, Demr:raL Sheriff—Charles M. Mack, of Baltimore, Silver Republican. I Clerk—Wm. Webb, of Middleville, Dcm- Port Huron police are looking for E. L. 5Soldrop. who. it is alleged, fleeced Hcrberb Holcomb, of Yale, out ot his watch. Woldrop claimed to be nj evangelical minister. . William Sloan is under arrest at Lyons on the double charge of selling liquor 1 lo miners and without a license, This Is the second time Sloan has been arrested for violation of tbe liquor Jaw*. Tbe barn of Charles Lewis, at Hudson, was struck by lighting and burned. One hundred ton# of hay and considerable farming machinery was ‘ consumed. A horse was killed. 1 E. R. Sweet, of Chicago, has purchased the summer hotel at Lake Hntbor and lieeklcy park, together with 140 acres of land, fcr 832.000. He will add 100 rooms to the hotel nt a cost of 320,000. H. H. Gelty, of Chicago, fs visiting his old home In Muskegon, after circumnavi­ gating the globe. He went to South Af­ rica, the Transvaal, Tasmania, Australia, New Zealand, South Ahierica and Eng­ land. Henn’ Conklin, who recently committed at Portland, arranged with a local editor about three months ago to write his obituary and paid an undertaker In ad­ vance, so that lie wouldn't be burled as a i pauper. - for many year* was oZ the o . popular boys’ aehooi in AmelU ty, Va,.v„ much lor,.! wi r<»pec.--<l Lr hi. bmj pupii*. “ctl ho4.‘ tor managing them. Ho **** ' X nareing u* but. »«>■»« of »• ^poricoc, hr let th- P™- Toknurnt St tbe crime." hl. former oupiU, bow » iwwyer in Richmond; mid tb« be re-, *<>■ uke * drive every «unny nffernoon In I bemry, ol<I-ia*hloned coach dtwo by 4 large gray boiee. J after he bad returned from hl* drive, half a do«en ot t|>e boy* rapled “ '°“rh atnndiog in tbe drleewny. where it had been left temporarily, end were relred with the Idea tjiat It would be great WORK FOR THEIR FOOD. WORKISQ FOR Hili POOD. draws up a miniature bucket, from which they driuk, sad then, looseniuy their hold, the water pail drops dowv to the lottom of tbe cage. You see, three birds hare been tauj-ht to work lor their meals, and they « em to enjoy the labor Immensely. bRESS Q00b5 Trannipiqs. ever in Barry count y .And he is to quote you price* on the same that win cause you to open wide yinr .y.-t Come early and inspect ti;i- superb whether you wish to huytor not. ■sport to were re it. Chuekling softly among themaelvca, thev stole near to make aure that the colored driver was bulled with the HftSTINfiS, nicH.... It Doesn’t Pay THE PROFESSOR LOOKED OUT. To talk polities all the time. Change the subject to ■ horses inside biie stable. Then they took hold of the thill*, three on one aide and three on the other, and drew tbe coach out of the grounds and donn a long hill into n pine grove. "Won’t the ’Old Gout’ be puxzled to know where his coach is?" said one fel­ low, with ft lough in which tbe others joined. -"Old Goat" was o term of affectionate familinrity which the boya applied to the professor behind his back, and which rettllr savored nothing of dis­ respect. . The roguish youth* indulged in jokes and merriment as they tugged the coach into a position out of which it would be difficult to remove IL This they hafl just nccompllahed when, to their consternation, Prof. Harrison put his head out of the cooch window, his gye» twinkling, and said, In hte dignified, slow w»Ji "Wellj bays, vQy’re ftad the fun of hauling ttf clown here, and now I must request you to haul me bock again.’’ Smiles tied, face* grew Ionfir» anAthe boyt' stood aghast. . “All-right—air,” stammered one. The professor settled, back un the cushions, resumed the book which he had been, quietly reading when the "fun" began, and the boys proceeded to drag the coach back to the ground*. How they worked! The hill was never before half ao long nor half so -steep, but after almost nn hour of puffing and perspiration the job was done. . Then Prof. Harrison opened tbe coach door, nnd, descending, said, with marked courtesy: "I thank you for nty ride; I hope you' have enjoyed It as much ns I have.”. “Yes; air." answered one of the boya who knew not what else to say. and fd!t that some response wua called for. There the matter ended, so far as the professor was concerned, for he never alluded to it again. The culprits on their part resolved never to men­ tion it, but it was too good a story to keepe—Youth’s Companion. FISH EATING GRASS. hu id de Canaria Which Afford Lota at Fan to New York Children. In the big window pf a fashionable barber’s shop uptown there are, several queerly-made bird cages, in which live tlie yellowest of yellow canaries. At­ tached to each of the cages, and pro­ jecting from their sides, are flat pieces of brass, on which slide up and down tiny little wagons filled with seed. When the birds need a meal, they pull a string fastened to tbe fronts of these little carts, and drag them up the in­ clined brass plane within reach. After the canaries have had their fill they let go the cords, and the small carts slide back to their buffers, outside the cage. When water is needed lhe birds are compelled to pull on a long cord, which Every man woman and child iiv:„ within a radiut of 20 mile,. „f nJ,;! 8 should read this advt Jt. win "^3 money in your pocket and that i* ail are striving after these Times, n undersigned has just received the line of ' ; 1 So “'I™'.“f Denuding Illa Meadows. A rancher whose (dace is on the bot­ tom along the Willamette plough, be­ low Holbrook Station, was in the city the other day to find out whether he had-recourse to the United Stato fifth commission for the introduction of corp into the riven* of this section. He says these fish are destroying hia meadow s by eating his grass and grub­ bing up the roots. A* the water over­ flows his meadow the carp follow it up iu thousands, the small ones weigh­ ing about three ponhdft pushing their way up where the water is only three inches or so in depth and clearing off all vegetation, so that when the water recedes be will hare mud flats in place of meadows. He Bay* that while looking at the flab eating hi* gram he got ao mod that he took off his shoes and stocking* and Trent out into the shallow water and attacked them with a hoe. He slashed a Ipt of them in two, but when the drove became alarmed end made for deep water they bumped their noece agahret his ahins nnd came near knocking him off his feet, and his ankle* are block and blue from the thumping he got As for driving the carp away, he says be might as well have tried to sweep back the rise of the Columbia with a broom.—Portland Oregonian. Tbs Llttla PtanlaCa Plaint. One— two—three—four— Practicing fa »vCh a boro! How my little flnirer ache*! Wfah I didn’t make mlstiatea! On. -two-three-four— Quaaa thafa ReeWe at th. door; Yea. she a teas!ng Tommy'* pup; Wish my quarter-hour was up One—t wo—three—four— Practicing hi such a bore And my kitty, out at play IreuM r.tch bar rtght away I On,-two—three—four— 1'rartlelng ta such a bora! ° Register—Andrew Cortright, of Hick- till Mm Bed Blankets You will soon be in the city attending the fair and we invite you to inspect our new stock oiexceptionally line blankets. Anticipating.the want ol our customers we have them 'in the heavy cot­ ton flanel blankets at 60 cents per pair up to the all wool ones at 5 dollars per pair We bought heavily of these goods for we know they will sell. . L. E. STAUFFER Our Prices On HATS This includes ill tbe —and everyone should examine them for that reason. One must keep looking to miss nothing, and the $2.00t and ending jolliest lot of some­ things one ought to look over for the sake of economy is offered Our 10 Days Sale Of Stiff Hats. $2.30 T uesdoj' Sept. 7th. and you have your choice of Any Stiff Hat in our store - Grades. If you need a tine fall hat look these over before the stock is . —for $1.09. TMB ISAISKPIJPT $3’0° broken. C. H. OSBORN & Co. We are ready now to show Havin^' purchased tlie you a new stock of LAHPS, CROCKERY and CHINA Ware —and want you .to. come and look if you want to buy or if you only want to see. ,W« have bought th* newest and nicest. You will be pleased is a comparison. Hard times are over-showed by the qual­ ity and price 0! our goods Stock of iHY -tirottrcr. A- . E, Renkes, I mHcontinue the. same and ask fifcf ^liberal share of your patronage. W’th my fast years ejtpariunce »n oneoi the largest ,n ^e’ troit 1 fori tWfideiit »• please yc --'Og W1,! be ' • strictly fret*h fcnd first class. Ml the intetl •.Iciicaeir-h;bak­ ing can be had 4t the Ofd heliable Chy 1 *31 have none but the best Ice Cream and Sodu. Also Vurnors Ging.r Aie, always the best- J. KRbnkes. Lunches at ail � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-09-17.pdf 5a150daaf59b75924d4124882e551157 PDF Text Text j LARGEST CIRCU-aj LATION OF ANY\ a a > PAPER IN COUNTY. VOL. XLt. Hastings Banner. NO. 20 ^TWGS, MICH., SEPTEMBER 17 1W Y | TISING MEDIUM IN LbaRRY- COUNTY, as£{ngs ; We are ready now to show I Banner. Caaileton. WHOLE NO. 2153 INNOCENCE AWHEEL. Next daj was my last tt Hektalbevg. and it showed me two of those frima— NO >1. affair:, German students' duels. Dueling is allowed MHl In many or all Strassbarg, Germany. _______ ___ HASTINGS* MICH of the German univeraitka under re­ August 7, *96. strictions of greater or tern weight. lu Dear Mr. Editor: I remained two days more in Heidelberg• Heidelberg all tbe doelii»g must be done in •whT Cl’'* Prlce ** no b'lter *• Bria after writing you my hast letter and tbluk the place provided for that purpose In tbe writing. r Binds Comata. called * “flirach Gatae.” Karl Felghner, who had an operation that tbe time was well spent, and. feel sure restaurant Strange to say. tbte establishment U owned It went by very pleasantly. Smin'g d fOF ,ppend,c,t,s’ is »>owly reEvery morning we went down to the and managed by two old maids, or bacbelMl’,s Kiln Trumjf. of Chicago. Is a guest market and bought a few plums or ap­ lor girls as dear Rotli Ashmore loves to ples and watched the performance. If I ean say. It is a good s'rxed building on the Of her couslu. M Iss Nina Fdghner. Mre. Henry Felghner has gone on a two call It so. and 1 think I can. The market bluff across from the town and here tbe M.lvln bmllb »nd fuillr ori,,,.!.,-.. .‘KE1-1” week s visit with her son in Traverse City. ■place Is a hundred and fifty feet square students repair on fight day which’ come several times a week. Ab I mM tn my ... r“- Ka'-pie, Everett has been quite III perhaps, and in the morning is as fuii as It will hold.of fruit, vegetables, Hve fish last letter the dueling is all d*.ne by thoae ■ Miss Lydia: Bechtel, of Hastings ta the pan week. Mis-s Edhlj' Fleming, of-Nashville, was and eels, horse meat. beef, mutton, bas­ student- who belong to the aecret or fra­ —and want you to come and the guest of Mn». E. V. Smith over Sun­ kets, women, children and German gab­ ternal societies, and duels take place be­ ble. You sometimes see a man there, but tween nx*mbens of .different corps, and day. . ■ look if you want to buy or if as the produce is usually brought in by never between two men of the same so­ ut hte 8eh001 . women, and a man who buys is almost ciety. you only want to see. We • ClownlMf. When oar party arrived we found that In sure to have to pay-a good deal mon* than n.S? Ald wiU meet wittl MrsMo have bought the newest ind "ary ^Hne attended' the state fair at bls wife would fur what lie gets, the order to get Into the back j atnl where we Querieon Friday afternoon, Oct. 2nd. Grand itapid8. Thursday. “l market plaer is generally much more fre- could look through4be window and watch nicest. You will be pleaded ; ... .r,d,’!y “J*111 al the home of Fred Hinds Onr school board has secured Barry Qaented by the women than the men of tbe battles we tn list buy seme refresh­ -is the word to use 5*°.^ for l,,e co“‘uk winter tbe city. One of my American friends ments. That done, we were coodaeted with the styles, All we ask • Hl wife. Mis. In Brown was gneled be about pur furniture. It Jrab of !-« lounK trlenfls'. term of school. who.has been in Heidelberg for two years through the hall way and left to' our own is a comparison. Hard times i remlndlmt her.*)! l,er slrtronUi birthdas-. “"d Wra- Chamberlain will told me that he had often gone through destruction’ In the yard. Nearby was a irtte about everything are over-showed by the qual- ; bbe »», resented wild many pretty'and abort y crimun-nce runnlm; their aaw mill the tuurkvi place with t.ls wife and if they grindstone and a man was sharpening and ten tinted true about 1° Celhoun County. present., a bountiful .upp,, „„ on,? were a fgw fert Mpart and each asked the come swords down to a regular raeor edge. ity and price of our goods ' useful cur sipehoarps. They •«ned. and all went away roiSJn"“ season jr*cli^ ard has -shut down for tbe. price of 'varioas produce, the figures However we had seen a good many fi ier make a diningroom look full io’ *"? lv* * «o»»K Ufaquoted him wuuld Invariably l>e conaldera- grindstones and didn’t take much time to L'-roy Ellsworth nnd wife were visitors lull of happiness and success. ably in advance* those given his wife. Inspect this one. We went around to tbe nt for a feast and every o the latter s uncle. Ansel Kluitabury. last My purcbasrs were aq small however, that- rear uf the house and looked in. Nothing other piece in the aparrMonday. I concluded It w>mld be cheaper fur die to In particular wad going on just then. Mrs. Abram Replogle is oq the sick list. do m> own marketing aint pay tbe extra Forty or fl By young men-la bright colored , niept shines like so : Ital! by ,he reP“Wca«w of price than to— to— but 1 see'L am getting cape were silling at tables at one end of ’mahy moons by its re­ , Bowt nsMilte and vicinity. Friday. Hept. tbe room, eating, drinking and chatting. acted light. You don’t Sehoul begins Monday with Webster Inta drop water. ’ t. IS1?*cn,*d wa!* Present and llstaned’ Everybody In Germany trnys their,gar­ In front of us was a big splash of blood on HagHngs and Clara Leonard teachers. ! '*} 7 ■ ’ Ww* by tbe Hon. a . L. MorriM.n. know how empty a din­ den produce and the. lute lu the maAct the floor and several wads of cotton, bat­ Lyman Wilcox and wile were at Battle ,of Xew Mexico, which carrlnj conviction ing room -iff without a place. A few store.-* k«i-p such merchan­ ting which had also been dyed In gore ho its hearers and made mem think more Creek the fore part of the. week. dise but not tUHity. in the middle of the Were strewn about. AJat, old Dutclxnan Asa Wright is teaching*at the Bullis. .L^eboard until you have unanimous for-protection, reciprocity mid night rne wagons drawn by dugs, or cows, wltlha nose like a prize potato, and a comMrs. Dwight Sackey who has been with one* to fill the only half sound money, if Hie enthiwtasn) exhibited or women, begin i.. gatiter at the square, plexloa.ljke the hvitbni of a battered cop­ neretxst Friday represents the feaiion Mrs. Henry Tasker visiting, returned to and ns .toon as daylight dnwi.s. the activ­ per kettle, was running about with glare appreciated vacuum.;::: her home at Battle Creek Monday. throughout the township. .McKinley win \Ve show these superb Lewis' Peck- has returned from - the ity there is nm'azing. Ejcrytaxty. almost, unils of beer.’ This ridiculously homely old undoubtedly carry Yankee Springs, not or rather everytM*l)» wire or daughter, is fellow bears' ihenanw of Muck, which south. .'sentials of the dining through tl< ignorance per capita as our A. G. Kent and John Tompkins were at. there with t-omething to sell «r buy. amt everytawly In- town hay transferred to Pock esteemed (?) corresdondeitt of the Journal room equipment in many the vast heaps ut truck so»n di-*appem, or Cupid, and he is on* of tbe sights which declares, but through the patriotism and Lansing Friday on business. rangers. 1 don’t bedifferent styles and Jerome Frost has gone north and Ed. and by noon all is quiet again. The fish­ ttiey polwt out to intelligence of l;s voters. They have no market was the must interesting place to Here that fare of his can ever wear out. Frost Is expected home soon. .prices to suit the times. U7.!/°r ^rj''i'dsm anil repudiation, nud in the urxi room they were prepa-ing a me, though I usually felt no desire to: Tbe Misses E:ta and Lutti Tompkins Look over our new will vote 32 to 1 to set ' the seal of condem­ linger longer than a minute or two at a warrior for ihejray. Round hte neck was nation upon the anarchistic | platform and Mrs. p. K. Jewell were at Peunfieki time. The fish are brought in alive in a-heavy pad. sver tils shoblders and chest 2oods just received.:::: adopted by the Chicago convention', and last week visiting their sister Mrs. Kata wasbtubs,excepf the very large ones which another. His arms weie wound over and. Make ouj store your Spinney. over again with- stout bandages and at last’ supported Isy a few free silver heretics. In An entertainment in the near future by have usually already ascended the gulden head luarters while you this township 32 to 1. stair, let us hope recently. When a pvtf- they gave him-a heavy glove or gauntlet the C. E. is 'he talk. Date next week. ate it the city. We have reaching clear to lih shoulder. With hte cbaser wants a lurss of ordinary fish she Gas Sackett Is a guest at the hotel. .fohiibtow'ti, supported bvjils comrades, for they tells the seller now much and he weighs arms 1 plenty of robm for your were too heavy with all their armor for The lienvy rains of late have delayed out tbe Bopping victims and they are car ­ Crop Report. . bundles, ftc. For this report correspondents have se­ ried home in a basket and, I may add. him to support unaided without fatigue, wheat sowing and other farm work consid­ He cured from threshers the results of 4.255 they are cooked without losing tails.. he came forth and took lite station. erably. Jobs, aggregating mure than 63,000 acres heads, or even ’ eyes in most cases, it - wm soon followed by h‘tf smaller antagr A baby nt the home of Willard Nye Jr. bwo^ds were given them, tbe 1 Matrimony is being engaged in at n of wheat threshed in the state, the yield gives a man a peculiar feeling the first ontet. number of places in our town and Bedford. from which was 740.284 bushels,, an aver­ time he glances down upon his .plate of seconds took pooKIoms. a tally keeper of neutral soofetv stood by. the others ' Onto young couple we hear expect to go age of 73.11 bushels per Mere. In the fish and sees the sad-eyed corpse leering some their beefsteak and brer and gathered —anti- the books and stationer}’ quite a ways on their wedding lour. !l» 1 southern connlies more ihan 55.000 acres repioachfully up at him. It ta sometimes left Funeral Direiitora. Furniture Dealers. to much remorse he round In a circle and everything waa needed for school work must be John Gregory, who has been working thresh *d averaged 11.33 bushels per here. productive or Each oembtUtant now bad hte Embalming a specialty. In the central counties the average is 14 69- resolves that from tinit hour ready. procured without driay. _ OUR •far Chas. Nichols has engaged to work for tfUsbels, and In the northern counties _he will eat no more ti-*b. But sword drawn high above bis bead ready to Jawn Tobias, of Dowling. STOCK OF SCHOOL SUP­ strike at the first signal. It came and 13.01 biw bvlii. here, 1 am wandering away from the fish Bbmice Fisher has gone to Ypsilanti to The number of b.ushels of wheat re­ market again. The most active depart- there was a clash <»f BwsrdH, once, twice, PLIES IS MOST COMPLETE; attend school. . three times, nod tire seconds Biruck up tbe Arthur and p.*o. 1’anl spent Saturday ported marketed by farmers since the meut of al) is that where the eete are including every kind of stationary, August report was published is 885.198. weighed out and assassinated. Commonly blades. A halt Is called after every three ruled and unrui:d» copybooks, lead night with friends in Augusta. Of this amount 438.069 bushels were Ihe. poor eel Is called upon to .part with hte blows and tl>e mea are looked over .by pencils, hard, ‘•oft ’ and' medium; ’ marketed before August 1, Ijftit no; re­ sklA/before he does with tire breath of their seconds. Bo far no unr was hurt and until ia:»-in late In August and 452.129 life.' Sometimes one gets away, and then the second touod began. This time ibe s, .I , । ,, „ ported until slates, _pencils, * . „ . erasers, _______ sponges, Mr,. Wm. Hyde In. rvlunwcl from B>H- -Uut li.|. —2i— L... »u. .,ul Tub ampun'. of wheat such a scrambling ami wriggling, and big wan got a cut In the ear. Tally on« llf-4 nnf lu.:-.. rulers, cratons, pens, inks, ink­ Ings, not ■r'lierl* much benefited ’!!! health. reported marketed since the August re­ swearing 16 hoarse Dutch, you never saw tor Ibe-littte mao, and perhaps he will Mrs. Sarah fttekey and daughter Daisy, stands, ’blottcis, " at the lowest port was published Is 182.109 bushels or heard. But this js as long as 1’ usually win.in spite of bM opponents longer reach. But he didn’t. He couldn't touch the big prices, Ccine to us for stationary of Ohio, are visltingthe former's sister, more than reported for the same time in stay In the fish insiket. Mrs. L. E.'Scothorn amt family. Speaking of swearing reminds me man again. nuiLpot cut after cut on top and other snbplies, and saw • The Barry vl lie Ladles Aid Society will 1895. and the amount rejmrted marketed that of hin head himself. The scorer had It too. Is of a peculiar sort here. in tbe twelve months ending with July, money in geftiiig the youngster^ "iirvgt with Mrs. Win. Strung Friday cf thia which h the wheat year for Michigan. Is Some of the most profane oaths In touched a cl^an piece of cotton batting week. • monefor school}. 9.633,173 bushels or 1.587.026 bushels less English con be Hired by even tbe finest wherever it seeiued a new cut bad ap­ Rev. Dailey and wife, of Klee Creek, than marketed fn the same months of ’the society lady in Germany and she Ire held peared. and It blood showed on the white Eyes railed on tl.eir many friends here ’lust" previous year. in none the les^ .esteem by all. But if a surface It counted utte against the man SIGN OF THE ELEPHANT. weeg. j Oats are estimated to yield In the state person should be in good -society and irom whom it had just been extracted. Properly V' I;. Nora Scothorn is working in I he about 30 bushels, and barley 21 bushels chance to ejaculate ”Donne.nwet(er” or The HttMi fellow had a dozen or mure and fruit evaporator at Nashville. per acre. Beans promise 87 per cent, po­ ••Thunderweather.’' he would undoubtedly a big one down the side i»f his face, wires tatoes 79 per cent, winter apples 116 per­ be cast fortb.and ire from that time hence a he received a slash which eacured the sur­ Mrs. DeLong is yet very nick. cent, and late peaches 98 per cent of av­ Pariah, a social out cast. There Is just geon to declare it unsafe fur bl tn to fight one worse swear-word lu the whole Ger­ any more. The cut began an Inch or bo erage crops. o' The mean temperature of (he state for man language than thte, and that is from one corner of his qiuuth, crossed * •the-month was 68.2 degrees. The mean “Donnerwetter ooch eininal.” or “Thun- over, and balanced to the foot, the result Glasses. •temperature of the southern. four tiers of derweatber over again.” Shocking, Isn't being that not only did he have a tuoulh some two iriQhea louger than be did before SELLING AGENT counties was 70.0 degrees; of the central It? But there is a much more pleasant mi In­ but it was wider too. hte lower lip having counties, 68.7: of the northern- 00.1, and wandered almlevMy down on bls chlri» ject I cab dhcuas. and that Is the castle of the upper, peninsula. 63.7 degrees. Compared with the nmnial there was an Illumination, which 1 k#w the night fol­ Hu never winced or showed- thte leaat sign lowing Biy last letter. This spectacle only of pain, if be had he would have been excess In each section ranging from 1.2 Charge 'ignomluluutily expelled from' bis soclety.<*> degrees In the southern to 2.0 lq the cen­ comes when someone feels like spending4 V' tire six or seven hundred dollars It costa, I. wks going co rey that lie never changed CINCINNATI O. tral counties. ‘ the expression of his countenance. Tbe The average rainfall in the state during and 1 was very fortunate to be there the 1 other man did It for him though. They the month whs 4.03 inches: In the south­ day the fit was on. The Allemauia Ven* ‘ led him to the center of a big zinc pan er”. counties 4 10 Inches;- central, 3.27 biiulnng was celebyaiing its fiftieth anni-< 1 j Where the s»ft*oa stitched tils face to­ Inches: northern. 4 48 inches, and upper versary and this was part of the ceremony. ’ gether again, while elose watch was kept peninsula 3.70 Inches. Compared with About eight o’clock we all went over 1^‘uer agaiu. wonv c»<we waicn wi LL pewe. The across thfc Neckar and up on the bluff till ‘‘e dkinn lose his Reliable Cloth. First Class Quality Trimmings. Wish Clas* the normal there was an excess in each I rest of the crowd went sedately back tn we were'on about the same level as that ofJourneymen Tailor Work and Low Prices. Drop me a section ranging from. 0.08 Inches in the their beer, and talked perhaps of the bru­ v* central counties to 2.01 Inches In the the labile on the other bluff and pefh»pB tality of toot ball. , postal. I will bring samples. > /• ----------------------------------northern counties. The average. excess a half mile from It as the crow flies. Af­ Thv oliM-r duel tasted the full fifteen Notice the dally Weather ReOFFICE OVER ter a while a steamer gaily lighted, came for the state was 1.84 Inches. 'i icy south window. Moating down Hie river and anchored minutes of actual fighting wtihout either CITY BANK, ’ Additional Specials. altout opposite lire castle which so far man being avrtously Injured and was de­ ^SVASSiSSSSSS! The following specials have been added could not l>e dhlingidsired In the dark­ clared a draw. By this time the surgeon to the Barry County fair’s already large ness. When the »taamer was at last at had rigged up a stphoii arrangement or list of specials as published In the Baji- rest a signal gun suddenly boomed 'from someUilog ct tbe sort for the man with Ute out mouth, and he was thereby attic to NEH last week. ' the castle, then another mid In an Instant Two boxes of cigars from Thomas tbe great fortress was a hiau of red light. take hte beer m> that the curious results at Doyle to the couple .winning the two Imagine If you can,tin* finest medieval cas­ first teased were not reallmsl. Thea we went home and 1 was triad that tle which coirld ire erected, tiupprere there legged race. . Stirling, Crawford <5» Co. will give a were beautiful towers, turret.-, and- stat­ barrel of sweet potatoes to the peraan ues everywhere 'hey would mIh»W t«< ad­ They say m> one ever gets killed In a dael making the best exhibit of vegetables, eta. vantage. Then suppose that iMstra.1 «>f but 1 tbluk death woukti have few terrors John Cole will give tbe service of Airy gray stone it was inade of glam sparkJbi^ Jot uro when the only alternative waa to Noble free to the colt of his get taking a rubies, and that ail around It were trevs hava a*y aaoulh made a« much larger pro­ of emerald, and Inside every room were a portionately as that of -the moruinga’ Brut premium. • The following spells offered by the thousand electric lights and* then las) of duotiri. 1 should probablv bleed to death all suppose those iiabta wore suddvMJy anyway ■ bile they were sending, up and two banks: Hitch and go race—There must be at turned on some aight andhyon who itad itowu the Rhine fun eord enaugh to make least 3 starters; eaeb driver must awn tbe never seen it before stood where It boast n puckering string to draw my ilpe back hrtotbape and to their orignal beauty. team ha drly«; aaeh drlccr mnal unhar- on your view In all Its loudness, aud per­ The area’, philosopher of tbe uahrerslty ncaa bla team, haul: harnea. In b»l ol haps you can feel a little as. L duL 1 here, Kuno FloehMr, lost » piece off the never expect to ace its e^pal Main In tire • Or.ndaund, and bitch team baaMc the end of. hte nose la aa eerly duel, and has aamrl Ma lumber wagon mnal he Placed in World unless Igo back to Uektalbevg never been able to find it again. Nine the place as directed by Supt- •< Sports sometime. For twenty urinates. It lasted, tenths o'the cusps studeuteeue anreta on and then as It siowly laded from view like and driver take his place In tbe seat at tbe sound of Ibe toll; the driver leave* his a beautiful dtesia, froro- acme where iu Ito tbe streets haw a pan Mama of Bwltaerpeat, harnesses his team and hitohea them reeettM. r allw-r-twea eonrot souwded iand executed, ta sword stashes and welta fiMCtb tbe strwIna W tbe beetalful little on their faotta. And aoamtlmes the re­ to the waaon, resumes hl. ■“I sults are ruoily serlom. My friend told the circuit of tbe track as suit* Majelf, song by Sehcffet. “Alt Heidelbe.g. du and reaches his original ,posilkm. Jirri telne." Then Hie mudeuta ta tbe boats prize, 1 pair woolen horse blankets, 88.00. below took up tbe words with their rich, musical voices, aad when the castle waa 2nd. prize, 1 robe >6.09. gone at last the Ud bridge was llldatiMtad and many a rocket went soaring np from a a very bright young ehemtot Uli be 'got On account of ita atorm Frldar nlahl raft In the Nectar. But finally It was all and Saturday morning, the annual moet- finished, the las* spark died out on the Ina wa. adjourned until Saturday. SepL bridge and rcH. ’he Iktie steamer cast do in tbe tabrator’ la to distil the water 19, at 10 o’clock a. ■*.. Whether tor the loose and sow tta itr-to were ml ng tad srith (or tbe experiments. Re thinks be la still heal we cannot ear. but II waa Ihf' I?**- Umm triond tbe shore aad the Illumination studying and Ims wealthy parent# keep mem of the tew pn-st-w. ‘ mi over, it was over bat it vriil never unti- upon all to be praeent neat Batnnlay, and be sure to be there at the toHOMn lean preftwoars who waa In the party re­ dueHng every Hare. aeaelon. We have a f»U awl exo-llenl mark Ml on Ure way back, that there was for a good aecouat of the dnellng practice. pn’Kram and .hall "T* con., early at to o'd«* and enjw all t*e lathe wuue clan with it. and that wm the 1 would tiavs mentioned his deeei iptkm lu teuton. pAWltr. STCTr.n. 1 rea. Court of Honor of tbe Chicago ExporiUon tbe Brvt place only 1 was afraid that if i as Lt appeared at sight, and they couldn’t be compared i*cau»e they were entirely while visiting the fair callon us. dWhwrnL There was so mart Ira th Ln I’ll write ol our you a new stock of COOK • $ bros., £QgRESPONDjENCFT “? **”■ R E S1“'«’A “I AUrwan. V« tucata ot their parenta, Mr. Frank Brown and wire. r i.u. Vi^L ’’nr T Gr",d Led"- “d Berl Noy£ ' L*MlD|i- ,re 'laltlnt at Am LAHPS, CROCKERY and r'* CHINA Ware qn *v Handsome Hams & Van Arman. Remkes & Walldorff, NOW FOR SCHOOL, . Jt----- :--------- s 1 ..... Spectacles.? c Fitted - With CHAS. HATTON No 6 For Testing. The Globe Tailoring Go Makers ol Finest Clothes In America- F. R. PANCOAST, ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION. THERE’S NO USE V/. You cannot find in these United States tbe equal of the genuine BECKWITH KOUNb OrtK Y‘>u trJ’; you11 get left Remember’ it's the combination of good points that makes the perfect stove. That’s where we get the imitations, they can't steal the whole stove;they steal onethmg and think Hwy have it all, but it fails: they budd anothet, it fails. Still they keep crying, good as the ROUNb OAK. They are not; believe us. SEE THE NAME ON THE LEG. Sold in Hastings only by Ml ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. Goodyear Bros Irving. ' 1 J �Hastings BaN NER. GREAT CROPS OF FISH. A GUM-CH EWING NATION. Thursday, Sept 17. 1896. HONORED A HERO. Ci*v«laa<t. Uncle Sam is the greatest gatherer Cleveland, O.. Sept IL-Tbe pro­ Twenty million dollar* soanda like a and hatcher of eggs in tbe world. The pretty big sum to spend annually for longed celebration of Cleveland ■ cen­ eggs in which he deals are mostly shad tiie satisfaction Lo be derived from tennial finally closed Thursday. It was eggs, nnd his busy season is about to chewing gum; yet Dr. Cyrus W. Edson, tbe anniversary of tbe opening of begin. During tbe anuual run of shad who has studied tbe subject profound­ famous naval engagement oc Lake Brie work of seleetlng the eggs of these ly, does not consider thi* an overesti­ that ended September 13,1813, in Com­ He Accepts the Republican Noml- the fish is conducted with great activity at mate. modore Oliver Hazard Perry, as com­ v nation for Vice President the important stations of the United There ure at least five immense chew­ mander of a United State* squadron, de­ States fish commission on the Delaware, ing gum factories, a dozen of moderate feating the British under Commodore Potomac and Susquehanna rivers. As size and innumerable insignificant Barclay; and the closing demonstra­ I)eno«ncr» bemocrU fast as they are secured they arc put in­ firms in tbe United States. One oom- tion of the centennial vrta appropriate­ to the.ghus hatching jars from which pany alone sells $5,000,000 w orth every ly timed in recognition of-4hi* mem­ the young and vigorous ahadlings pres­ year—incl tiding, of course, tbe quan­ orable event. The city wa* crowded prith visitor*, the influx being veoond ently emerge. tities exported. Thi* 1* n* much money Paterson. N. Sept 10.—Following The government experts go out with aa the United States f tirnishos each year only to that of Founder*’ day. A na­ ore extracts from the letter of Hou. the flbh^ermen in their boats. They tional salute wav fired at sunrise, ana for the support of her home and foreign Garret A. Hobart accepting the repub- watch thb drawing of the nets, selecting at 9:30 the public exercises opened in missions. As a nation of churches, we lictyi nomination for vice president:.' the Central armory. Mayor McKI«*on from-the. catch, as many robust and ure still further humiliated to learn Paterson. N. J.. Sept. 9, —Hon. Charles delivered the address of welcome and W. Fairbanks and other* oM the Notlttcu- well-grown mother fishes as can be that we expend $*.000,000 u year more introduced Gov. A. a Bushnell, who, tloa Committee of the Republican National handled to advantage. By passing the to purchase gum than we give for the Cobveatlon: Gentlemen: 1 have already, tn accepting tbe nomination for the office hand In a deft manner over the body of maintenance of the clergy of all denom­ as president of tbe day. delivered an interesting address. Speeches were also • of the vice presidency tendered me by the each frmale shad the roe is squeezed out inations. national republican convention, -xpremied made by Gov. LlppiU, of Rhode If land, my- approval of the platform aaopted by into n;gla*s jar, wherein it is immediate­ The entire revenue received by the and other distinguished guests, nnd on that isxiy a» the party basis of doctrine. ly fertilized by “milt’’ that is got from In accordance with accepted usage 1 beg government* from taxing fermented • now to supplement that brief statement the male in the same fashion. This-is liquors only exceeds the chewing-gum ode dedicated- to Perry’* victory wa* of my views, by some additional rcfiecread by Frederick Boyd Stevenson. — lions ujwn U». ■ uuestiuns which are in de- accom'plished wry rapidly, an average limit by a paltry $3,000,000, while <the After the exercise* the Perry monu­ • bat* before the American people. female yielding about 25.000 eggs. cbtjt of the chewing-gum craze 1* great­ ment in Wade park,, which h>id been The money standard of a great nation Many of the shad fishermen have er by $0,000,000 titan the entire expense should be *» fixed and permanent as the decorated with flower*, wa* visited by nation itself. To secure aad retain the learned how to take the eggs and fertife of running the prisons, courts, hospi­ large ^number* of people. best should be the desire at every right. minded cUta-n. Resting on stable foumta- .fate them in this way. They sell the tals, police forcefetc., of the city of New tlons, continuous and unvarying certrtaty eggs ready fertilized to the agents of TO BOOM TRADE. York. of value should be it* distinguishing char­ acteristic. The experience of all history the fish commission, receivlngfor them The habit is increasing at such a rate confirms the truth thiit every coin, muds $20 a million. The eggs are reckoned ’ under any law, howsoever that chin may be that American* bid fair to become a ttamped, will finally command in the mar- by measurement. More than one-half race of enormous facial development. ■ Chicago, Sept. IL—Two hundred Chi­ el* of the woHd the exact value of tha of all the shad eggs utilized 'for hatch­ materials which compose It The dellar of Chewing gum will be a national charac­ cago manufacturers and jobbers and our country, whether ef cold or silver, ing aro'purchased in this manner. On should be of full value of lOQ cents, and by being delivered they are placed in a teristic, us football is tbe national game, over 30,000 retail merchants, outside of so much as.any dollar Is worth less than and clever slang is our native .speech. Chicago, have just completed the great­ this in -the market, by precisely that sum glare reccptable, through which a Twenty-five per cent, of the “5,OOO.tX)0 est mt-reunkile alliance that the history will some one* be defrauded. stream of water runs, so-that tbe eggs Effect of free Coinage. ' people in the United States ore already efthecountry has ever known, whose ob­ . The free coina*e of silver at the ratio of and ref use arc floated off. The residue addicted to the habit. And not only do ject* arc to make known the advantages sixteen to oat, is a policy which no nation is paid for in cash. an evcr-ipcretising multitude chew, but of trading in Chicago and the improve­ has ever before proposed, and it Is not to­ The process of hatching, the’eggs is day permitted In any mint In the world— they chew openly, defiantly, on the'pub­ ment of methods of merchandising. Ar­ not even Mexico. It Is proposed to make extremely simple. They are put into the .coinage Unlimited, at an absolutely fic­ glass jars through which a stream of lic highways, at place* of amusement, ticles of incorporation of the associa­ titious ratio, fixed with no reference th in­ tion, which is cnlled the National-Asso­ and at the clubs. . trinsic value,or pledge of ultimate redomp- water continually runs nnd thus are lion. With sliver at It* present price of le-s And this is not a vulgar fad or a ciation of Merchants and Travelers, than 70 cents per ounce in the market, kept agitated nil the time, so that tteyr stupid habit without rhyme or reason. have been received from Springfield. A such a policy rneans'an immediate profit enjoy un overflowing.bath of fresh wil­ to the seller of silver for which there ia Men and yfomen cliew nowadays from board of directors and nu executive no return new or hereafter to the people ier and escape contaqt with all foul­ committee have been chosen and the offi­ • or the govemmcnL It mtwns that for ness that might injure them. They are physiological reasons. Men prefer each dollar’s worth oT silver bullion deliv­ gutu to tobacco because it Is l>o»h cers of the association are to be elected ered at the mint, practically two dollar* somewhat bigger than buckshot, white, next week. ot stamped coin wifi be given in exchange. and , quite translucent. They are cheaper, heiilthier. and cleanlier. Nerv­ For nw worth of bullion nearly ffX) silver hatched out in from four to ten days. ous-people chew it to save fingernails dollars will be delivered. Eureka, CaC, Sept IL—By the col­ Any attempt on th« part of the govern­ As fast as they emerge they find their and glove tips, and women who incline ment to create by its flat, money of a ficti­ tious value, would dishonor us In the eyes way out of the jur with the running wa­ io decollete gowns, hut whom nature lapse of a bridge on the Area tn <t Mad of other people*, and bring infinite re­ ter an’d Into a large tank, from which has neglected to endow with the requi­ Hirer • roil road near this city Sunday proach upon th- national character. The business and financial consequence* of they may be scooped with gauze nets site physical charms, find It. nn easy, in­ afternoon an accommodation train wu* expensive method of developing the precipitated into the bed of the creek be­ •uch an immoral act would be world wide, because our commercial relations are whenever they are wanted. low, four persons were killed outright world wide. All our settlements with other The work was first begun on a large muscles of the neck into that condition lands must U* made, not with tbe monty of pretty roundness so much' to b® de­ and 14 others seriously wounded, some which may be legally current In our own scale’ in 1881. At that time the annual country, but In gold, the standard of all catch of shad in the rivers of the Uniteid sired. As a means of physical culture of whom will die. The dead art: Alex­ nations with which our relation* are most it is rather slo.w, to beaure; but what ander Cameron, brakeman; Miss Annie cordial nnd extensive, and no legislatee States was only 18,000.000 pounds. and woman would object to devoting a sum­ Holland, of Riverside; Miss Kirkham, enactment can free us from that inevitable v necessity. It is a known fact that more fears were entertained lest the fishery mer season to a vigorous course of gum and an unknown child. than per cent, of the commerce of the was destined to he destroyed by over­ world is settled in gold or on a gold basis. chewing if by so doing she could render Coining Much bilver. ; Sucn tree coinage legislation. If ever con­ fishing. No results could be expected Washington, Sept. 11.—Mint Director summated, would discriminate against until 1885, when the artificially hatched herself an object of dimpled loveliness every 'producer of wheat, cotton, corn or fishes attained maturity and returned .in her winter evening gowns? Preston says that since the 1st of Janu­ rye—who should b> justice be equally en­ But, however popular gum may be as ary he has. paid into the treasury about titled. with the illver owner, to sell his to the streams to spawn. By the sim­ products tn the United States treasury, a substitute for Delsarte, tobacco, or $3,000,000 as the result of the seignior­ at a profit fixed by the government—and ple method described wonders have alagainst all producers of Iron, steel, sine or rendy’been achieved, nnd this season the finger nails, its real devotees are the age accruing from silver coined. Most copper, who might properly claim to have athletes and bicycle riders. Just, watch of the silver coined has been since July thefr metals made Into current coin. It catch will be over 40.000,000 pounds. would, as well, be a fraud upon all person* Indeed, tbe shad fishery iff future need the mcu aud wo™,n speeding along on 1 lost, since which date it has been his . forced tb accept a currency thus stlmu- have no limit, snve such as is set inten-* the P«e anywhere for five minutes, afftt purpose to coin silver at the rate of . la led and at the rame time demded. you will find it the exception to see a $3,000,000 a month. All tbe mints ar® Tbe Aasauit on the Court*. tionally by man. Nor is this aU. Not content with a propo­ In order literally to crowd the jaw in repose. Whatever wheelmen -ow coining silver almost exclusively. sition io thus debauch the currency and to Unsettle ail condition* of trade and com­ streams with shad every year, it is may think of the practice iu private life, A CORONATION CEREMONY. merce. thu party responsible fur this plat­ merely necessary to hatch a sufficient they ore-bound to chew when on a long form nrnle* the eornpeu-ncy ot the govern­ ment to protect the lives and property of number yf eggs and put the young fry run. The faster they pedal the faster Crowninc uu Ethiopian Emperor Oar Co­ equaled in Barbaric Splendor. lu citlxens against Internal disorder aud into the water. The shad live in the they chew, until a century run baa been violence, it assails the Judicial muniment* The coronation of the emperors of reared by the constitution for the defensa sen, only ascending the rivers annually mistaken by the uninitiated for a gum­ of individual rights ur.d the public welfare, .for breeding purposes. The sea will chewing contest. "' Ethiopia at Axouxu, the holy eity of • and It even threatens to'lfretroy the in­ Tn account for the widespread pop­ Abyssinia, is a ceremony tuMM)ualed in tegrity and indt iK'Ddencc of the supreme support any number of them. They .*ourt, which has been considered the last ularity of a habit that only a few years barbaric splendor In oil Africa. It even refuge of- tr.e cttlxen against every farm feed on the ocean bottoms, where the}* * ot outrage and injustice, in th* face of the find unlimited provender. At spawn­ ago was the exclusive privilege of the touches tbe imagination of tbe white . serious pern v.-hnn tn esc propositions em. Body. It ;veuc: scum that there could be hut ing time they fetch\.the crops of thc^B, vulgar, a Yale mnn was selected om the num, savtj the i'n’l Mnl| Gaze}!®, jUld jne sentiment among right-thinking citi- bottoms, otherwise inaccessible to man, victim of an Interview during a recent arouses n-s black brother to delirious* a-ns. as to tire auty ul the hour. All men, _____ enthusiasm. The sacred v persojj of Ch® of whatever party, wlm believe tn law, and ino the streams and deliver them up ia great ball game. have wait regard for the sacredness of in­ the shape of toothsome meat and roe.— “Why do we chew gum?" quoth he, in great pomp, .. clothed ’ i tn dividual and Institutional rights, must with one eye on the game and on® on the roynl ’ purple silk, with.a gold •• crore in unite in datcnse or the endangered interests Philadelphlaffnquirer. of the nation. disturbing elcipent. "For the simple his bam!, ^roccyda, ou a horse with The Tariff isaue. YQUTH NO BARRIER. reason that when a’ man is exercising । trappings of indescribable richness, to • Our part) holds that by a wise adjust­ like that,” nodding toward the field, tbe church, followed by the dignitaries ment of the tariff, conceived in modera­ tion.and With a view td stability, we may also m dry as the new excise law, I npd npirtocracy of fjje empire, cqcurc all nevtied revenue, and tt declares Ina to Their Ability. nnd If be ohcwA.gum he can keep his ’ clothed In all the riohness and bright :i*at tn the event of Its restoration to Happy country, where youth, far pOwerI»UuWi”i1 ,eek t(! “vtompllsh that re­ Lcolors of the east. Arrived before the sult. It holds, loo, that it I* the duty of from being a fault, is almost a privji mouth moist, and don’t care." she government to protect and encourage Thia, then, is th®-secret of the popu- 'I sacred edifice, on descending he finds in ail practicable way* the development of lege; where they do not wait until domestic Industries, the elevation of home your- voice is less clear and your words larity of chewing. It stimulates the many young girls, dressed in white, labor, and the enlargement of the pro*^ salivary glands, creates a flokv of saliva who prevent his entrance by bands of ,perlty of the people. Tt does not favor any leas urdeut^ until you have left along and keeps the mouth constantly moist. scarlet ribbon, and who cry: “Who are jorm ot tegistation which would lodge in tbe government the power to do what the your weary route all the illusions of For the same reason the British soldier, you that wish to cuter the Church of ouFh’ do for themselves, but it youth, until your back is bent, to hawi when on long marches through the Axoum?" “I am your .emperor, the 1 . 1 .** Is bo,h w>*o and patriotic to discriminate in favor of our own ma­ confidence iit you. to trust heavy re­ plains of India-or Egypt, keeps a tinv negus ncghcstl (king of kings) of terial resources, and the utilization, under sponsibilities to you! the best attainable conditions, of our own No matter how high one is placed, he pebble constantly rolling under his Ethiopia." "No. you are not our emdustrr aDd °Ur °Wn ava,,ab,« alt,n aud |nreceives young people everywhere with; tongue: A certain movement of the . ]»cror, you are not the negus nrgheoti," The ’’platform of the republican national jaw is bound to keep the mouth moist, and three times they lower nnd raise convention states the party position ebn- favor; he permits them to speak, be­ gggPteg.QtBe* queatlons than those liereln fore he judges them: be does not throw and the easiest way to accomplish that the ribbon. On the fourth the negus referred to. These, while at tJie present cute it with his sword, crying: "I am movement is by chewing gum. time of subordii. jite importance, should not in their face that stupid judgment; . Dr. Cyrus W. Edson, of New York the king of Sion." in the midst of tre­ be overlooked. The republican party has which, in many countries, passes for always been the defender of the rightsof dty, in a recent talk on the subject, mendous acclamation*. Conducted to American citizenship, as against all nn- a sentence wihtout appeal, and sets the center of the edifice, to the sacred ffressipns whatever, whether at home or them aside An inexperienced young­ said: ILh*s’l?-.Lhlextent of it* power, "The habit Is popular among.athletes, stone, which Is only stepped over bv the defended those rights and hedgedthem sters. The Americans have many good ■bout with low. Regarding thelaliot as reasons for making so much of youth, not only because it keeps the mouth emperor, and by him once, the a’buna the expression and embodiment ot the sov­ for one needs all its freshness, all its moist, but because it prevents nervous­ (Abyssinian pontiff) advances amid ereignty of the individual citizen, it nought to preserve Its purity and interritv flexibility, all is vigor, to go ahead in ness. Bicycle riders, as well a* ath- breathlcas silence, gives unction, conse­ a country in which the race after for­ etes, ore more or less conspicuous—on crates him, and he takes the solemn of our fins the-filltest exercise of hj« rirhta oath. Thon, to the accompaniment of consistent with International obligation 1? tune has taken on a httad-turning rapid­ parade, a* it were. To a timid disposi­ tion this is very unpleasant, and there music, ringing of bells and dancing, ho - tt should bo restored to rulerahlp, it would ity. la fuse needed vigor Into our relatlorii* witn If a young man of 23 has character, is unquestionably something in tbe receives the imperial diadem. The oath power* which have manifested.contempt •nd disregard, not only of American cilt- good habits and Intelligence, there Is very act of chewing which afford* a runs as follows: “I swear to defend araiahlp, but of humanity itself. I am. gentlemen of tne committee, very nothing to prevent bis being Intrust­ mental relief, lessens self-consciousness Christian truth and religion, to keep -Truly youm. GARRET A. HOBART. ed with the greatest affairs and heav­ and enables even the bloomer gidl to the faith of Mark, destroy apostates iest responsibilities. That it is a wise meet the gaze of the admiring md>llo nnd govern Ethiopia and it* Inhabitants Des Maines, la., Sept, li.—The popu in the holy name of God," without flinching. Hat state convention with 300 delegates pollcjr is well exemplified. “When men are engaged in any sjprt And It is simply admirable. A na­ from all districts Thursday unanimousty indorsed tbe fusion ticket named by tion .where s man of 30 can give proof or industry where the use of both haada the democrats at Ottumwa a month ago. of ability, without being paralyzed by Is necesaary, and the posaibllity of Gm./'. B. Weaver had control of thecon- prejudice on oecount of his youth, has smoking constantly precluded, you will ' weaation and there was not a particle of already taken the lead over nations find that almost invariably they will where age, and the experience that L- chew gum or n substitute." When naked what effect chewing, if-' required at the expense of energy, are a CURE“ BV • diplomas of capability. continued at the present rate, would COOK BROS. Proprietors. HOBART WILL RUN. Rheumatism have in the course of several genera­ tions on the muscular development of ' the lower part of the face tbe doctor expressed the opinion that the chances were in favor of our growing to be a square-jawed race. Loudsu, Sept. 12.—Olaf iJiud-wn, the However much gum chewing miry ap­ ^Norwegian novelist, was drowned FriThia appreciation of youth is one of peal to the general public from a phy>at Scarborough while bathing. the secrets of the great development of iological standpoint, from nn esthetic a country; the young Louis XVL, with point of view, it must be acknowledged hbi youthful followers, had tbe most \t *?,a f>1Jnre- Anything more ut­ brilliant court in the world, and the terly ludicrous than tbe appemnnee of young generals of Napoleon I. conduct­ 'the average man as be is uoconrckxiaiy ed the old soldiers to the moat brilliant absorbed in the rapid mastication of a victories. And w® remember France in package of gome favorite brand has not 1870, when she thought that only old yet been presented to tb® Amerkam public free of charge.—Boston BeraH. In America.* New ’Orleans, Sept. 10.—Tbe discov' «<jr of defaleotiors amounting to $500,'Wt-caused the Union national bank of "Rfcis city Ho etoae its doom yesterday. Grant. Sherman and 20 other generals at th® outbreak of the war of secession were young men. In Cambridge, Mass., in Mount Au­ burn cemetery, one can see the monu­ ment of a Harvard student who was a Judge—What entenuating circum- -Please, your honor, I “Have you heard about young Hrd? He has just walked ofl>ith 30 000 francs of his employer’s money." “Ha! ha! the lucky rascal!" he hu bolted ^Ith yoor CI». AR ",THROHphon -1 - a Palsy ofOne Side FOLLOWS SCIATIC AND MUSCULARJHEUMATISM. There wm no Feeling in the Flesh and h,6 Patient Could not Feel a Pin inserted Full Length in His Limbs, THE PATIENT THE GENERAL MANAGER OF A PROMINENT BUSINESS HOIISF. Another Case of Peculiar Interest Cited. anre>m Perhaps there i.i brtier kt»u*a n.*n ia | cheerfully acre•> > ' whs thoM> wtm.hrful w<«n>h rful pig n:i Um Blate of New York than >!r. H. B. Hard- j » h*‘I thore *» that I wil^aah i.'. L*. 4 . ,aT* viok, ffeneral, manner f.,r 1’yle’. Peariiae. douMcr M io teJ’ ? th- p ... New York City. *»• uwtitntion with which .uwtiniony.’’ ‘ B» he hu been asaoeisred far many year*.. He. .5rL.di John“ Ryan, .r Mb., ^O), tta ota- -olUrao. rf U,e Sr» or > 0-8 ' ! !br City, jj which be i» fenend maaiqrer. A man of ex- thouxh Mr. Ry:**. mu» axxj tranriinary al.ilitir*, faithful and true tohis of thi- da*». u. <. ' ev# -employer*, be has done msch to develop the w’ 1 ’H. * l Ma!rn»^nt a,. btmnro* and bring it into the bralthfal Mate * je> in which it i* found to-day. »uffrntu- v h.;• dui. Iiy To a corrmpindeot Mr. Hardwtrk mid: j *t the *k>vea.lh..( I:,;r b, - Yre, 1 qm Kareely . od word, to tell of the “* ' terrible ■nfferint’ I endured .inre the begin-. twrntV-o«R year. «>t . IL?? ninghf last December upto within four or at: •• I w •»:. -I! । . v.~' ' r'!t’ five weak* *go._ You be «aid. ■" 1 wit* ! IJ“‘n *'For over thn* token with asm* attock of scistic ai»d i 1 muscular rheumatUm about the firet of lut! my rtde *l«o iil<r»**~l until 1 • December, arid no pemm knows what tor-: «t*utiy dny'ywei raght. I - ■:sl*ia.»t •tm I uod.rw.MMeei.tlho. who h*«...‘.'S “ bwn similarly afflicted. I fast my apprtite, “Darius thaw and **ek.vMrt'Bw.j1. began to fall away in flwih nnd my night* j I trted^ ■e-versl h .-i I; r<rommexM adwere aleeplrr.. Day and night I aafFred 5'****"®**‘ "’ ‘J* kmrer I Jat,k tbr* alike owing to excruciating paid* in my leg*, j lhw w£ ore ukinr 'any ^5 hip* and *rm« At last one side'from .the 1 nniw, a* they dh! mV *» gmd, bat hip down ceaaed to trowble me. it h*d be- i teajnwavau■ mv 1^ ,. ' oome palsied, and yon might Ure'-tuek • try pin in it* whole length for al) the feeling. • to be geod far W'tunst any I now fixliy made up my mind that there heir t<», ’‘nd lhry may jwiwiblj- un- too.’ was no cure for me ami that I would be * 7 j‘T’ " ‘‘'“•J “«•* «h» . , , . ... . ... . ■ .. , .. other* am! I have no fafth m atirthiag. belplea* invalid for lifa. I consulted the ** A w d.y, thb j g best physician* to be found, hut their medi- Mievitig pmaIMv that if th*v dM n» w due did me do good. I rubbed myself with they sftmld do no harm. I ^-#6 th,lr li.lmjont. mlhNl limb, in “** *^’7“** J»nrt’.en.‘ Befo^ the fa different itaiiueut*, swathed my Itmba in WM finhhed. much to my «*n»nw. I l»g*a flannel* and tried almost everything ip the t<> fael once again jike rhy nhi wifandthe calendar'both externally and internally, but hy*h in wy Iwefc and dde iTa-i-jaLiy deall to no we. I continued to grow worse myriad u , ° • * more ana continued ’.her ‘r-ite ’ । time the lari box wa* twed I fniad my bad “One day my wife said to me, “why not try , waa aa Well tad -trong again » whep a l«y. Dr. William*’ Pink Hlk, I have resd‘rfl1J’’ had also left i*y -id- entirely aad ■TVMwl tMtimnniM whero ^^ough two month* han- pawed «tnct I took K ; I mT 1Mt P1”. “n*i I have bven wvrkiaj hard matiun have been eured through their ure. ’ j every day. there has never here a rrenremre All newspaper and advertiaing boah, I ex-1 of my trouble 1 neve Wt l^erin nivlife, claimed. Again, a day or two afirr. my wife ; in fact, the pill* hsv.- nmiexncwnefm reiterated h«’r statement and advice, and w ( 1 feel healdbirr ml in n. baovaafwint* a drowning man will csleh at a *tr*w, I told | than for rerera! yren erire to mv ilioem • her I would try them and she unit out and "Yr. I un conhdeni that Pink Pilbcwri procured a hox. I began awing them *e- | me. iunI thnt. ton, when no «th.v medidna cochu* to direr’>on< and before «fce box wm conld I hrartilr rn- mtorod them to dl finished 1 felt fatter. My apfatH* returned, (suffering u J dH«n-l am perfectly wfifire my sleep beame more *vitnd. I felt mnch Hhai thia testimony be puhlufad for north* dearer and brigiucr and the pain* were far reason than that it may la- the mean. lea* intense. 1 then rent arid procured four j lirnefiting *nm* .-th<r -uffcrer risdlariy boxes more, and now.” said Mr. Hardwick, ' afflictwl ’ ttktug a box from hi* poetat. "there is die Dr. WQUams’ l ink Pilh .xmtain, In awnlari pill in that box and I am fr*e from ache ; dense-! farm, all th. .Irtnci t- aov-an to or pain and feel hkt‘ a new man. in fact J give nrw life nnd richre** 1<- tbe blood and never felt fatter in iny life. Whatever in- rertor* >hatttrv>i nen Th-y «rr alsn* gradients ther« i« In those little pellets, there apevidefer trouble* preninr to female*. u one thing—they have aarrd me from l>c-, re tapure*>don*. irreguUv ti.» and all frttM ooming a ehnmfclnvdH. of w.-akne<*. Thev huT.J uj« th. Stood, tod __ } Bm !lo,r nfly T'-ari ot age and am fi*rvrtoretin.-.glow of leahht pale nud *altoa resident of Anoapoli* N. 8., but have been che<-k>. In men they effect a radical nu* •o long engaged in New York City with the (In all-cares arfranr fa>M mental worry, overabove firm, that I may be oemsidered a rani- work or excerer- <f whatever nature. Pink dent there ns well. Any person wishing ftir- Pills are wild in botes ni-rer in tor*'- balk! ther information aa regard* the veracity of at 50 cent* a fair or1 ail U-x< * f r vud thia testimonial, if they will ad drew mt at may I* had of all drogcM- «r direct by ratil J.ew ark, care of James Pyle A Sons, or at from- Dr. Williams’ Medriile tic., SchemeAnnapoli*. N. 8., will be courteottriy and tady, N. Y. N040“BA6cW“CURE@ Ovarljroar:;^es»ol4.1ffl.Wcar»v prove m*OWCTtO’dos»Wttedw'7efcrtaba«olnasy form. wo-t.^t>ac la tho crcatbst aov-s-fnod U tfc.> aortd. Many mla JO i» wr!* >: N <-a\• awl J1 iMks **•»»** I a»vcwsc tML more, vuuruos sod magnetic. Ju»t try a twi. “ IWhted. W « evpecl t<w teK-llrve wt:at we aey.Tor a cure la aiwoluiely ►-u**’*'’1**'1 fr ‘Srufl^. Addmaa' Sold and guaranteed by W. H. GOODYEAR, prugfcM. Hasting?. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. State ot Mtehisan. • In the Ct trull Court 7»- th* Csunty of Barry. Ada.Cookaod Henry Cook .copvt tier*. •kilng btulneM nt Ji w|1or«. Michlgw. under the Arm wune of Cook & Cook. rnQiur.K wanks Stele ol M-tcM2.it'. i-.xj'ttt b( lurry " At a wati * •*-’M? 1-CXUltV Probate Office. .In ll»e i’lif b 5 «ain Con*''. <n. 1?’’ Bepr, ill-.- ymr "ii- tthjtrtiJ.d eipn dre<t and u’.netfr » x. • Notice la hereby riven that on th* 3Tvd day cf Prewut. Charles ’W- Af July, A. D.. loht. * writ of HttacUmriu wa* only Probatf. l>sae<l oui of Un? Circuit Court fvr th* rountv of ,l"' ***'l?e ... .1 unA 8JT,‘ oLHarry. *1 the „ult of Ad* Cook and Hem­ Cook, copartner*, doing luutnm at Hviilr-, On rewitug and Pti»»z th-- I- n.;<»3 duh ,pfl Michigan, under the Orin nain* and Mile ft fled of Albert H. K*»r' »«•’ "“"El’A-? uki Cook AOpok.tbeatiov* named l‘i ilhtHN.arainM estaie of said dec’t—1. J>r*r-K 1{B <‘ , fne lands, ten* men la. youln and chained, accoui’t thl« dav bird msv «*• 1"*™ moneya and effects nt Jmwph Uuiter. ih* d* lowed and a dtvree <>f s'-iib mr’it dnlj nRSSLBboT® named. f.>r the. turn of One and hed-Mlianifd from tbt Thereuisju H tt oHenM. Uni Sdiwwr 1 ■?1<1 Konr Boll*’’-' *n<’ "l;,v «*«»'». .L1* ufflS 4 °®)- which >ald writ wad returnable < n Uh 3rd flay c? Oct .A. !>.. 4tb day of Auzust. A. Il. IM ute toreueon. *♦ ft*’he..’Wi Dated thia Brat day of ttepfcintwr. A D IM. «3dpetition and that t>keys **.'?* dreereed aed «tl other W"’1'* J'JfTziios BwaaSKY A HWKKVKV. reSte ____ ’ Attorney* foe Plaintiff flaid relate, are reqinror uOf said court, then so be bokieti M nffire. tn th* city -i llAsiinif . •>» “'"’S and Show raii»r. If MH Awi ft of tiw. iwtitlo nwv not I* era"’*'1Tht ffugara Falls flouts.1 meso HW ps-soi-a IvV-rr-b-1 • hesriM Iberwl b, ?Lu«h, » p'i'T Station*. Uen-pHuM Mid dmujlrf » W”'~”u “til:1' w. wrasfc (Atraempy. PltUBATK OKbKIL Piles Cured PWlber0rfiel0.ri<ht’ot,i7 SORE SPOT? dev. taS third day of Hept. • in thousand eight hundred and '’J**?"* vl Prorent, Cbarfc>« W. Artnvtmng. Proheto of Gilbert In the matter <* the wUtc ‘ Bunt, docresed . , Suh ■w’SwlKM'K«. । Dr. Handy’s Pile Cure Send Tor Bootlei. w. h. hull go.. £dd prltt’oiwr rive i>o*‘* ’ .^.^cy of KSraitsd tn ot, .L;7tn **H artltt*a *sd U>* III tte �Hasting.' Banner ' Tbu:sa»y- Sept. 17. 1896. w. R- COOK. Loral Editor. local news . - cixcriumoN -' Peis week, 93 quires. e-- ■ ’ DON, P A' tln-’mrt and Real Kvtale <Xbre. ■ ‘ *Ab -act Block. Hotting*. t'sitt non Real Estate Real Estate nM'.on. General conreyanclng. *,!il 0U<Sn? t‘i'-if set of Abstract Rooks.com d*Tin/ ■’'(i.'c.trdK. cun turulto complete .. roTTfiR, :< urneys at. Law -... i’tjiiipT. Colgrove.) • ion block, Hastings.; , cptirw M the state. 1OL<! K-.K « —>>r ot,M,r>i have tar larger scone •• 1 I’KMAN. Hoinwpathlc Phy .an and Surgeon. ic’nr-T'sgrocerystore.) r ‘OOM raomtk\ M“on’ poithwwl Prl“ Powder 1M,TO, ” Whystor. others thor* 'h * .r*it kcet>er *,&u wkbad f*»r this”’ Sb* #ared at me with pitying eyes *ery »*®plv. “Whv. Because lt’» advertised.” •’ Ytturttey at-Law, , .tvear4< Co.testore.) irfs.'f the State.-CoilecUonr , MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. 1 WMUirr*®. 8ep». u.-?w nma—b • lSk" n° “ »«*«■•««■ »r bi. riivsicliin and Surgeon, - ’ • Mich. • .me block east of depot. IL BARBER . -: ians arid Surgeons. «oS.,eZXW^±!.h*r be '•"'P '"J b«ll ortlDMee. bum. lui *lr“ck l'>' * brie, Juno, :„p,*"• ’>«*« unooriKlB,, ..d wu Mrrlrt loa room wbm b« h.d bm Mrw. 1,1,1 <-rfD™-b by Dr. T. W BdUerb.ld «i HoIUud. I. lucecw u™1npNH lo become on Berj.mio An.^n' •“S’1'"* «<’b lelatlc.. Alter >11 tnnllelne. Uad hlled. l>r. BulterOeld cot out. niece Ot tbe nerve lending from tbe pel,.,,,-, dlee.-ed |« n>‘ brain, .nd the deorctloii wu rn.de inter, day morning. ; s Charles Huggett Las finished-taking the tSJiiSa*0 *a,*“1 repQrts there are Ust year tlrere were ion. This year there are Of vacant bonses, 21 being in the finrt ward. 1" to the second.25 in (lie third and 23 In toe fourth. Last year there were-^So vacant houses, there being 7 in the firat 7O , ’ Jf” the •eco»«K • In the third and 18 in tbe fourth. —Charlotte TrU.unc. ft* 1002 eblldren of school a<c. aaIor>Wjed. m»m1 >n> ahn He had no’, recogafzed, ’W But stiu he jm»sw» just the same‘ Because tt , adverussd.” A nd «> you’lt-find where’er you go. Wherever ivople buy. J * Tin- goods that hsve the greatest show And on which talks rrl?. 0W’ mMfe k*m‘° * lhro' Printer’s Ink And It may be burmfsed ’ . "rr ‘QK°ne merit i«. the people HUnl;. Because they ra advertised. Hu.IS.lre. ll««r f^.to -mirt w. H. GoonrExtt. noVWf.nX“ “d '* .In the Spring a young man’* fancy light. lusera, for they always cleanse tiw n-er oumy t,.e MooC i-muity responded to with Ca,lBUlte’ Druggist, Beaversvllie. III.. -To Dr. King’s New Dis­ covery I owe my life. Was taken with I-a grippe and tried all the physicians for miles about, but of no^avai! and was given up and told I could not live. Having Dr. Klug’s New Discovery ih my store 1 sent for a bottle and began itb use and from the first dose began to get beder. and after using three bottles was up and about again. It is worth its weight In gold. We wont keep store or house without It.” Get a free trial at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug store. The dates for the forty-second annual w. H. Goodtxab. fair of the Eaton county agricultural society A """bor ol at Charlotte. Imvo been fixed for Tuesday. .mi an. >ouug Baptists are present. . I). D. S. Wednesday, Thuraday and Friday. Sep • »> work done carefully and <>,!inuiml”U,L *" “* •'■oo.rd time, .nd tember, 29 to October 2. a ursUiesla. u'W or chloroform . ruin Smith’* Racket Store. Uur’ '* ,h*' s'*n,l,nl Voters In Italy get. on the average, sixty preparation for every cough or cold. It 1,‘™le“ remedy that produce. ! y.Ml’MAN. M. D. cents each for their votes, and must show ImmreliMe ruulu. W. H. GoL wak \v> a. Luppman. cxlls promptly by the blotting paper they have used for .. :siVaUemi< n given to tilling J.ckMn mjne at Neicunw ..!ng Hernia <>r Rupture for their ballots that the vote was cast for toe -M closed „own jut week, tbiowluk 50 h-- majority of cxse* can be wiihual a atirglcnl opera- right man before drawing their pay. men out of employment. . Something to Know A certain man In a neighboring town ll,lnk bow r«JHr Hi. It may be worth'something to know tha sent one dollar to a Chicago firm not long b ood 1, polwned by constipation? Bad the very, best medicine for restoring the JIITH. • since for a “patent fire escape.” and when blood mean, bad bealth and ore.i,.tnre tired out nervous system to a healthy vig­ iiade in all parts of the state he received a copy of the New Testament old age DeWitt-, Little Early Blwn. tn. or Is Electric Bitters. This medicine is •peciality. Special paips he was mad enough io fight a whole army famous little pills, overcome obstinate con­ purely vegetable, acts, by giving tone to stipation. w. H. G ooi . yxar : c«ii.tracts, chattel mbrtthe nerve centers In toe stomach, gently Mrs. Henry Ingram.of Battle Creek, is stimulates the Livsr and Kidneys, and WcKolland, Midi. of pugiUfts. . LI Hung Chang, the Cbfceee diplomat, beginning to take nourishment, after a aids these organs In throwing off impuri­ Loyal E. l£nappfn. nearly continuous fast of 104 days. ties in toe blood. Electric Bitters im­ who was a guest of the United States laat th-.irC. Henlson. A new Masonic lodge hw been organ­ proves the appetite, aids digestion, and in h NA WEN & DENISON. week, and of whom all have become ac­ ized at Battik vCreek. It Is named In pronounced by those who have tried it as LAWYERS. . quainted with lately, through the columns honor of Past Grand B’aster A. T. Metcalf tbe very best blood purifier and nerve ton­ : .'-r i.tgan Trust Co. Bldg., ‘ Get >.1 lUpiiltr, Sllehtgmi. of the newspaper, sailed from Vancouver. of that city, ic. Try It. Sold for 50c. or Sl.Oo’ per bottle ut W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. B. C.. Monday morn|ng? for his home in EEXKY. , -Mrs. R. ’ DeYoung. Middleburg. Ia.. l<»rm*y at law, China. .• writes. 1 have used One Minute Cough Hastings. Micii. COMMON PLAIN FOOD. If Ibe conntiy editor were to snap at all Cure for six years, both for myself and :n ;ii: courts oT the state. Colchildren, and 1 consider it the quickest iptly attended to. the great inducements held out he would acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure 1 Natural grains, meat and fruit will make soon ben millionaire. If he ran a paper mw used. w. H. Goodyear good blood If the digestive machinery of | according to the popular notion he would Clara Saulsbury, the young girl recently the body Is not interfered with. I <S. . criminally assaulted near Coldwater, I 't ; । m !:.u. Director. soon be in the pooi house. If he pub­ The blood when first made goes Into the ! t ’ Christmas’ Photograph lished hslf the Items that are sent him lie identified John Haven, captured at Spring arteries nnd Is of a bright red color. Af­ ■ -court street. All ter it has beerj u?ed some in supplying tbe | would be in jail one-half the lime and In Arbor, as her assailant i ' • tv t« r.d.,tl day or night. A. L. Wooster, a prominent citizen of body, It Is carried Into the veins and Is the hospital the other half. Osseo, ich.. after suffering excruciatingly there a dark red or purple color. Blood A plot to kill Queen Victoria, of Eng­ from piles for twenty years, was cured In­ rontains the elements to nourish and build a short time by uselng DeWitt’s Witch up the body, such as Iron, soda, lime, al। City Hunk. Collections land, was nipped in the bud by Scotland Hazel Salve, an absolute cure for nil skin .butuun, etc., etc. untl general law bustue^ Yard Detectives, or London, this week. When tire powers of the stAmach and diseases. More of this preparation Is Used the bowels are reduced by lack of vitality Several arrests have been made In differ­ an all others combined. or by putting coffee and tea Into the stom­ • ‘ W. IL Goodveaii ent parts of Europe, and it is thought that the process which nature goes through astings it y ank one ol the greatest gangs of conspirators 8. M. Stephenson, of Menominee, has ach with to change the blood Into, .rich, red shipped lumber and. material enough for blood are seriously Interfered with. Hastings, - - Mich. ever organized will soon be l>ehind the the construction of a seven-room bouse, If a man could see what a “wet blank­ bars. Tpe pkd is said to have been to Ontonagon. ' ■ et-’ he put over his hard working friend, hatched by Nihilists In America. RPLUS. 920,000.00 Young mothers dread the Summer mon­ the stomach, by putting in coffee, whiskey Miss Clara Howard is working her way ths on account of the great mortality a­ or tobacco, when It was honestly. tolling away iodo its work well, be would never Mirhigun. through • the University of California. mong children caused by bowel troubles. n peat the outrage rend Injustice. It is Open for business, Dec. 15, 1886. Perfect safety may be assured those who Miss Howard refuses to be called a new kpep on hand DeWitt’s Colic anil Cholera lice striking your fribnd a vicious blbw woman. She does nut believe lu woman eurh, and administer it promptly. For whm be Is delving away for you wit i might and main. Don’t do it. One feels suffrage, or bloumers. or stump speaking cramps, bilious colic, dysentery aud diarmore respect for himself when ho acts the rhcea, it affords Instant relief. D^a’W. K-yxiolde, Cashier for women, but she does believe In a man and permits no . form of abuse to W.H. Goodyear 1>I RECTORS: strangle aud spoil the beautiful work be­ woman getting an education and a The Battle Cretfk Guards have been ad­ ! W. H Powers. thorough one, even If she has to work for mitted into toe state troops, ami they now ing done for him in the human body. No ♦n. " n. Mewer. sort of fun on earth is equal to the fun of Chester Mmmx. it. Bliss Howard is delivering newspapers talk of building an armory. Battle Creek being thoroughly well. iu order to pay her way through the uni­ has the required push. If one wants a pungent, plqaent, hot drink for breakfast, lunch or dinner, it can Has thee: :< MVIngs ujepartmenTtn Barry versity of Berkeley. $100 Reward V100. Griuty aud pay, luterest on all Ume The readers of lids paper will b? pleased to be had in Postum. the health coffee. It Is Clun lottc Leader: -What an ungrateful learn that there is at least one dreadful di«ease made wholly of grains • by the Postum people!. Crying hard time?! hard times’. that science has been able to cure In all Its Cereal Company Limited, of Battle Creek, What a harvest of cereals, unparalled in\ stages, and Chat 18 Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Mich. It can be truly said, “It makes red Gure is the only positive cure known to the blood" It brews the deep seal brow, the history of this country. - Fruit of medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu­ color of Mocha; it creams to the rich geldtional disease, require* a constitutional treat­ every description In over-abundance and ment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, en brown of Java and has an arumu anti acting directly upon the blbod and mucous sur­ wasting on the .ground, with all we can faces of the system, thereby de-troylng the taste that makes a man thankful that eat. drink and v/ear at lowest possible f undatlon of the disease.aud giving the patient someone has at last made a combination of strength by building up tbe constitution and as­ the grains that give such a delicious hot prices, and Ktill they cry hard times! If sisting nature U> do Its work. The proprietors drink that one can really leave off the have so much faith In Its curative powers, that toe good Lorii in his righteous judgment they offer One Hundred Itallars. for any case coffee which has been hurting more than it falls to enre. Send fbr Ib-t of testimon­ one likes to think of. should see fit to bring ou us u general that ials. Address F. J. Cheeney A Co., Toledo. O. Medicines are poor crutches. The only bold by drugglsta. 75c._________ famine throughout tbe land, and set us safety is to use food that the Creator In­ . It Ire not PopulUt. back again to the old diet of basswood Fred Rice, who shot and killed William tended iorman. and when this Is done the It:. ::icdn- the democracy of Jefferson. Ja.-x.Njr i ni TUden. belleviug It Vo be .the sal- and browse, leaks and wild onion?, then Simons In Caldwell township. Lake disease and sick spells gradually dis­ raU'i. <>; the Itfpubhc. It Ia therefore opposed indeed w.oul.1 we Iwgin to realize and ap­ county, April 6. was sentenced ut Lake appear. i« ht'R>:.. Etr.-Silverism and KepuifiaUonCommon sense ia quite uncommon ex­ preciate what W£ are getting for almr»t City to one year’s Imprisonment at lonla. N" uto good tor the American. cept with those 'who give themselves a <■ 'rv. Address nothing. Let us quit croaking hard times Charlotte people carry lanterns now THE CHRONICLE. and tbev will soon disappear, lor it is when they go down town nights, The shaking now and then and look plainly at । . ■ fi ashlugtoh St , Chicago, III. more Ilian half sheer imagination. city dads and the lighting company have- what they are doing. If a person knows had a falling out, which they have poor coffee don’t bort him, let him stick to It until it does, then adch people thoroughly CHANCERY. SALE. luck at patching up.__________ ■appreciate Postum. Grocers and drug­ la Durs-s -.. L............ . !lu<i by virtue of..... an order ...... an«l | Is the result of a healthy physical condlf* lor I he. z*. ...*.»•• Wanted: Salesmen to rell'eompleWills* of gists testify to large sales and tbe steady <-'rciut‘eqnrt Count v* o.. j. lion. “Beauty Is but skin deep.” yet It I; ।.............................. . in 'tn- .-stale ..... of Michigan ..................... greatly depends upon a clear complexion, lubricating oils, greases, varnishes, specialties, use of those who once try It, Is evidence etc. Good opportunity for the right partv­ m v.e m:.',i ur.fon me nth day of February free from wrinkles aud hollow cheeks. Garland Refining Co.. Cleveland. O. 6* of its taking ways. In ....r- lt., ,.1U.V tlmrein pending where Health,always brings wealth of beauty. ir-on ix .Gnuiblainant and lx?vi -Just as good” as Postum Cereal are Fowler and James B. Hdles are A healthy state of the system comes with is li, reby given that 1 shal Dr. Pieices Favorite Pxe»cilptlon. It’s a Mh> Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been n*c<! words used to defraud the public. by millions of wiothers for tbrir ■ctflblreii *b*'* n-rltr.i.-, t.tlm north front door of .Ji: the ell? of Hastings. Barry medicine prepared for woman’s ailments t4thlmf with perfect -ucceM. it soothes the : ■• 'utT-hoUA* being the place for —It cures those aeraugenients and weak­ Child. Hoftens tne <nnt>. allay* aH PH*” John Tait, for ten years Muskegon’s ••-tit Court tar said County, on nesses which make woman’s life miserable. wind colic and is the best remedy tor dtarrt®* county clerk, died at his rooms in the ->ld ty of October. 18&6. at ten A woman who neglects to take proper Twenty-five cents a bottle.,_______ l'jrt?ii(mq.a)l. or so much Jltereuf Occidental hotel. Mrs. Carrie Hendricks was awards a -dry to raise the amount due to exercise l.i prone to excessive congestion, \V. C. Way. an honored superannuate :>«nt for Principal. lnlere>t and debility and a sluggish circulation. This verdieiorS33-.5Oli> lire eiwuii '»«> « of the following described is the time we advise Jhe ••Pereerlptlon.” of the Detroit conference, died in Les­ Alnetia last week, in a damage case . to wit: All that certain piece lie. He wfl« a chaplain all through the n i. siiuiitn and being In tfie city In all deraugchieuts nnd dhplacements of .g.to« the sheriff of Alpena cunly. ••t!ily..wf'Barry, and State of the special organs which yesult In “signs Mrs. Hendricks claimed 83,000 d«»icw. war nnd a prominent Knight Templar. H-.-g u'jjjeS ettli West corperof after a day of listening to arguments, Thomas Costello, a well-known attor­ in Block No. Thirteen In the of luflauiatiun, ” In catarrhal discharges and toe jurj inive . verdiet of 8337 50 for ton ney st Mount Plcoiwit. is dead. He nn to the G'ly of Hast tags. from the linking membranes, and in dis­ stake four feet Emt ot a Bass'­ tressing irregularties—this medicine ef­ complainant. leaves n widow and two children. ’ irnhes tn diameter near said On July 26 the poslofflce at Ceylon was Nicholas Reid died of peritoniUa at rd b‘;Ui crae<. thence north fects, perfect and permanent cures. West to North West corner. broken into and robbed. Cliief Deputy Vl'ck.burg resulltoR from Ireing kidred Hall’s Hair Keuewer contains toe nat­ ■■Ju said Block Thirteen ,'toenco by • hor»r. Mr. Be« I’*'1 livelJ th'” if '>ralt>ntag. ural tood aud color matter lor Hie hair, Grand Rapids, went to Bellevue la*t Fri 4!«.!«« . and medicinal herbs for the scalp, curing dav and arrested Charles Fisher, atoiut 21 alnce 1S3S .nd wire Tnyenmold. IdrttH. circuit Court Commlsgray liras, bxldnees, dandruff, ami scalp Mn old. «>n n' Willl.m Kl.lret. ■■ l>™»: Edward I'. Galea, a prominent farmer •; -r. i-...rry Co.. Mich. V * jMI.-.kovk, Sulii.uiurfarC nnpbUnant. lirlnir near Union City, wa. attacked sores.' '__________________ |„e»l Brllr.ue Tanner, and U»k Mm Grand Rapids to anawy to ntlri.rc^ by an enraged bull, which knocked bin H'.OBATk ORDER. Cevlou is about six mites souihvr-t of down and gored him in .och a manner AH the time? This rouulrtap Is a sure tion ihM.imjr filoedI is not rieha?d •wnrinMw that he dlrd from hl. Injurlra. ns ir Oiulit to be ;iud as it '»<** ”” *J . 11 *’X’ ‘ In the raw ot the people ugalnat Sam' <r». the I'robata office. ' • ” -ilnjK, hi said conntv. er, •nel Carr, charged with tbe murder ot I'i- Hili tl.jy of N'ptetnber in the Hood * ^rssjMVlIw hs* cumt atronaly aiaerta Ida Inn oamrewilliam Parriab *l Clare on May 3 laat, ’ "Hand eight hundred and ninety tired reeling i>> tffvInR tlirm-rlrfi. reu uwu«>. the jury rendered a verdict ot man­ Root’s nihktrsMIV aud Pr anpth on toe ' lurie* W. Armstrong, Judge of liter and bowels, Cure sx-K lieudscta . alaughter. , n. » T n. of the estute nt Fetor K»lDr. Joint OU and wife. Dr. f. T. 1k Kugll.li Soa.ltt ILlnlnreaf Teat and wite. Rr». Robert Bindley and When IW «M •k*.’" °**orfc; i-.a<| rtiintrtin*nethiondulvverlH**d Hartl, smt or Call...... rd b«n|» .nd Blem Ulna M. V. B. Studley left Grand Rapid, f widow nt »rt!d decease J. Hhra tromlwriieu. Bltwl Spavin., >w. • ■ • t.’-.i.i ki-tniiiiiitt u«*won file na mlnlonarle. to China under the •_ bn rh-? tm will nnd Sprint* Str-;..), Itina-tanr. wtM to auspice, ot the Retorilied Church ot slid >iHt-pxved. I r >i.lt>«iI t—<t ti» pro- SoraSre. all Swollen Thmat-. • i'--liU<rjer appointed executrix. wrtl America. •Save Ma bv u— bottle. " nrranled Wha, to tai ' ■) i .llsuntaretl. tn-tt Tu •« lav to­ U. n^t wonSrrtul Blrml.'. Mrs. MarV Bennett, an insane lady re­ ' a. ji. iMa>. at mn o’clock • n. "‘.vtHfvnedfor tlie tieirlnguf.xald known. Sold ny W. it. I.txely.ar, Drue 1 1 . .­ siding at Richland, attempted suicHa 1 to'd the Indra nt law of said d«ve»««- gist, Hastings. Mic’i, by jumping Into n cl.tern, but waa reaCalvin prju:p3- H C , B , The Chicago GhronlGls DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER &,vxxTri«’X .%*"*•* Cbiu™. m-'J ■;.,.'i!,w',o he holdeu st the Froboto at ' i..T ’B** <:1‘; <’< Hasttuff*. In said eountv. if '• there t»e. why the pray«-» I: ‘to'oiier may ih>t hr gnCUtt-.l. And twit’, • •'■’■‘•red. that said untiti.->urr give L Jt'* l'^rvil:> Interested In s*M ettsre, I'c ’LL "/“’" y of said petition. AMrt th* l»**r i ? .<?,wLnF * e°VJ of tot* ontor to l< Uo-t » L । lhere Rannkk a «vjw« liir I- C an<l circulated In wild Uountx »i ?! c2 ,a Wwl’ *•*•* ,or three .-rt riouh to .aid day nf hearing . ia CHAra.na w. akmktk'ivu. lAUue-opy^ Judge of Frobato The best retire In U. ««rtd tot cure, bralwa. sorrr. “I««* '?'!Hr"‘‘n blrita .ores, teller, ch.pi-d handv. coins, amt all skin Irrupllmta °e Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. drugglsL cued hr neighbor., I Tbe ofllcl.l return, from the local op1 Hon election held iu Hilldale .how UM i Ue majority aga'u.t prohibition i.TS. i u^ierMcEwing.otCooper.nllc.who ‘ celebrated bl. »«"■ birthday laat March, died in Grand Rapid, The union funeral of fire of the Bea­ caw of W. S. Scudder ra. Ottmar Merger­ ton Harbor dead firemen. Scott Riw.thaler ___________ oi to______ priority _ of ______________ invention hi Hoc J. Franklin Woodley, John Hoffman,! casting machines and awarded the caae Will Mittan and Louis Hoffman, who j to Scudde lost their-live* iu the opera house disaalcr,. was held in Benton Harbor an ■the schoolhouse lawn, as no church or hall was large enough to accommodate tbe people. ’ Not leas than 7.000 people attended tbe funeral. The fun-nils of awarded to Scvuder Ed H. Gauge. Silas F. Watson and Frank Seaver, the fit. Joseph fireDien,were held Chicago, Sept. 14.—At the Auditor­ in that city. Will McCormick has died ium. in the presence ot ,t>,-000 peboona of his injuries, making the twelfth vic­ Just Saturday night, Hon. HburkeCocktim. ran, of New York, .delivered an ad­ dress on the political issues. He spoke J. W. Fleming, aged 38, secretary of under tbe auspices of the 'American the Michigan Maple company at Trav­ Honest Money league, and was par­ erse City, wns drowned while paddling ticularly severe ou Mr. Bryan and hia a small canoe across the bay with T. theories as enunciated in speeches, ,L. Ludgate. utonnger of the Traverse made by the latter. City Lumber company. The families of the two men were in another'boet, the party being on their way to a grove near the shore for a picnic. Fleming drowned before tbe eyes of bis wife, and Ludgate was saved after great ef­ forts by McCnmey, who wns rowing the boat with the women. The body of Fleming lias been recovered. A charity bull for .the benefit of the Ontonagon -fire sufferers was given at the Light Guard armory at Calumet, About $5,(XX) has been raised in Hough­ ton county lor Ontonagon. Reliable' reports from the burned city say that flit ther cash contributions are urgently needed. The people now have plenty to eat, but hundreds are totally desti­ tute and must have a few dollars to en­ able them to begin life anew.' Janies Henderson, proprietor of a city •hack line .at Manistee, on his way to East Lake with three passengers after midnight, drove off from on embank­ ment into the Mndistee river, and James Rawley and the team were drowned. 'Henderson a*nd the otner two passen­ gers managed to reach the shore after a struggle, but owing to their exhaus­ tion and the darkness could give no as­ sistance to Rawley. In the southern part of Cass county is a settlement of colored people which has quite an interesting history. The original settlers were slaves of Henry Clay, who, a few years before their master’s death, were set free by him for their long and faithful services. He sent them to Michigan and they settled in Cass county, where their de­ scendants now form a prosperous com­ munity. Health In Michigan. During- the week ended September 5 reports sent in by 43 observers in va­ rious portions of the state' indicate that inflammation of the kidneys and con­ sumption increased and remittent fever and cholera morbus decreased iu area of prevalence. Consumption was reported at 215 places, typhoid fever st 73, diph­ theria at 22, scarlet fevgr nt 27,‘mensI<Mi at 3 and whooping cough at 11 places. Asa L. Cartland, tbe father of Grace' Hawthorne, en English actress, and of Blanche Shelby., once the wife of * Daniel Shelby, hanged himself in the ' old'dugout he bad.ua a home at Pent- ' water. Cortland was 75 years old and luql twice before attempted suicide. He lived alone in the old but, and would not permit anyone to visit him-except his daughter-in-law. ■ An Appeal for Aid. i The authorities at Ontonagon have ' mntlc a second appeal to Gov. Rich to aid the fire sufferers. They report that but $3,000 .bas been contributed in cash, and the supply of provisions is insuffi­ cient for e period longer than a week, i Several hundred 'people will need sbel-! ter nnd care' for (>() days at least. Mrs. Sally Dewey, of Thetford, cele­ brated her. 100th birthday. > ; Tbe Michigan Masonic Mutual Life association nt Grand Rapids applied for • a receiver and will go out of business. The claims unpaid amount to $44,000 and the assets to only 917,000. IL F. Fsy, of Boston, president of the Centennial Mining company, was . in Boughton examining the property with u view of-shaping the future pol­ icy of the company. Tbe Centennial sunk $1,500,000 !n a vain attempt to de­ velop n profitable mine. Well Satisfied with Ayer’s Hair Vigor. ‘‘Nearly forty years ago, after eome weeks of sickness, my hair turned gray. 1 began using Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and-was so well satis­ fied with the rcstjlts Hint I have never tried any ©tber kind of dress­ ing1,’ ’ It ifquiresotjly an occasional appii-. catioriof Washington, Sept. 12. — Attorney­ General Judson Harmon on Friday made public bis views respecting the. political'situation, especially emphasis­ ing his opinion on the question of "Fed­ eral Interference in Local Affairs," on which subject the attorney-general does not agree with the protest em­ bodied in the Chicago platform. . Madrid, Sept. 14.—The United States minister, Mr. Taylor, has declared to the Spanish government that the United States is most favorably disposed to­ ward Spain, but that, owing > the ex­ tent of the United States ciast line she is unable to prevent the departure of filibusters for the island of Cuba. Grand Rapids, Mich., Sept, 12.—The whole of tbe afternoon session of the National Letter Carriers’ association •was devoted to the election of officers finder the Australian ballot system. J. N. Parisons, of New York, was elected president. San)Francisco was selected as the next place of meeting. . Boston, Sept. 12.—The officers of the United Society of Christian Endeavor announced Friday that the next inter­ national Christian Endeavor convention will be held July 7-12, 1B97. San Fran­ cisco has been selected as the place. Paris, Sept. 11.—A violent tornado swept over parts of this city yesterday, doing great damage to property and .killing five persons and injuring over 60 others. .. , Paris, Sept- .12.—Charles Hamilton was hanged here yesterday for tbe mur­ der of an old man named McAbee in Franklin county iqst winter. Athens, Sept. 12.—Fifteen men. most­ ly' notorious brigands, were executed at Fort Palqmidi Thursday. Are You Thin? Look about you! See for yourself! Who suffer most from sleeplessness, nervousness, nervous dyspepsia, neuralgia, despondency, general weak­ ness? Who are on the edge of'nervous prostration all the time? Those who are thin, Opium, chloral, bromides, headache powders, only make matters worse. Iron and bit­ ters arc only stimulants. To blood; and a strong nerve­ tonic. ' SCOTTS EMULSION of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophos­ phites is all this. It feeds the tissues, makes rich blood, and strengthens the nerves. Book about it free for the asking. For sale by all druggists at 50c. aad $1.00. SCOTT & BOWNE, Naw York. Absolutely Free! Now Ik the time to get a good WATCH AYER’S Hair Vigor to keep my hair of go«l color, to .remove dandruff, to heal itching humors, and prevent the hair from falling out. I never hesi­ tate to recommend Ayer’s medicines to my friends.”—Mrs. H. M. Haight, Avoca, Nebr. ♦ AYER’S Hair Vigor FREE! FREE! Thia Splendid 1896 YANKEEWATCH 'ivaranteeda good r/meteeptn Mention thte paper and we will send y«n 5 sample copies of toe DETROIT JOUMAL,.SEW-WEIKUr, oonuining full famnictioas bow to re: ii^t watch. Act quick. �' Hastings Banner ■ MAINE. CODFISH CURRENCY. est in political affairs as now and I believe they are honest. It Is toy lodgment that THS COD WAS SECRETLY DE­ the voter of to-day. as a rule. Intends to MONETIZED. THOUGH YET IN cast his vote In a way that will’ subsorve IBDtKD AB BKCOJTO- CLASS MATTER AT USE, BUT NOT AS CURRENCY TKK HASTINGS, MICTL, rOSTOFFlCE, tbe best Interests of th® whole country, AUGUST 14, 1879and that there are likely to be many changes between now and theA election. ADDITIONAL An esteemed correspondent rends us the In other words I do not believe Uie voter following pertinent letter recently PQb* as a rule, intends to discharge this im­ 11shed In the Colorado Springs Gazette portant duty blindly but Is now' willing to whlcb is printed as our correspondent ob­ receive all the light he can aud profit by serves in the “hear( of lhe sliver coun- IL Believing this It has occurred to me Thursday, Sent. 17. 1896, TKe Pine Tree State Didn’t Do a Thing to Bryan. JUST PUNCTURED HIS TIRE. EDITORIAL NOTES To the Editor of the Gazette: Dear Sir—1 haw been reading history, and 1 have made some startling discover­ ies. 1 fiud-that the money of tbs foundere of this great country was not silver, but codfish—dried codfish—that It was de­ monetized by a set of sordid sllvrr bugs, and that all the Ills we now suffer are traceable to that Inhuman- acL Ln the that much good can be done by the slntement of a few facte from time to Ume in your paper, that 1 feel sure are not gen­ erally understood and perhaps to alsi rea­ Republican Plurality «»f 80,000. Maine voted Monday. It came very near being a republican ratlttcatlon meet­ ing The repnbllcana carried rren county In the state, and rlrtted । county officer In the entire commonwealth. Tbev elected every state senator, aud 155 out of 168 members of tbe house of repre­ sentatives. They elect all four congress­ men by majorities ranging from 11.000 to •15.000. aud tbelr candidate for governor had 50.000 plura’lty over his democratic free silver opponenk Tbe to^l vote east was about 120.000, at»d the republican vote 4vas nearly 85.000 of this total. Maine bis followed Vermont, and gone one better. She has shown that the sober second thought of tbe American people to dead against the’foily of coinage, of sliver at 16 to 1. as well as against the un-Amer­ ican platform adopted at Chicago. As will be seen elsewhere, the latest returns from Arkansas, ao far from showing that the free coinage ccntiment is growing In tbe south, shows lhe reverse. So that the three state elections held this year all go to prove that tbe drift Is away from the Chicago platform.with Ite free trade and free silver heresies, with its mob-lucltlng plank, and Ite threat to destroy the inde­ pendence of the judiciary. Mark lhe prediction: William McKinley Will be elected by the largest popular ma­ jority ever given a presidential candidate ia the United States. ” tor flooualnted with Grand Rapids Dry­ Goods Meooa son with your readers regarding some of the Important matters. One matter at this .time which 1 kuow is not understood and which If know.n must certainly make a great difference lu the attitude of a great many voters. 1 think It is now generally early history of the colonies the codfish known and considered that the silver dol­ of our dadles was almost the ouly money lar is a legal tender for any and all debts. in use io New England. It was legal tend­ Since this fact became known at least 20 er, receivable for ail debts, public or pri­ per cent of th« silver following has left vate, and enjoyed the right of free and the party. • It Is generally believed or at unlimited coinage. Every codfiaher was least a great many voters believe that It bis own mint; he could salt and dry all, has been the policy of the government la tbe codfish he wanted to, and there was give a cold shoulder to silver. In fact to FOR PRESIDENT. no law to say him nay. It was moreover WILLIAM MC KINLEY, practically ostracise it It Is an easy held at a fixed ratio with silver (the money of Ohio. thing to talk about the ‘-crime ot *73." of the plutocrats) and waa the money of FOR VICE PRESIDENT, My silver friend let me give you a few GARRET A. HOBART, tbe common people long before there was things to think about regarding the great ot New Jersey. a constitution. The per capita of codfish crime against silver. Don’t forget that' was away up and was the occasion of the STATE TICKET. the silver dollar is a full and legal tender opulence and luxury of the early days In for every dollar you owe and that since America. But the money power 'con­ 1878, the time or tbe “crime” there has spired to strike'll down; and they “done” been coined of silver dollars 425,570,210 iL Of course tbe plutocrats—after they and that during this year since Jgouary larqneUe. had stabbed the white codfish, reduced It last there has been coined of silver dollars Wor Secretary of State— to.a mere article of commerce, and thus more than twelve millions and during Washington Gardner of Calhoun. destroyed haif the money of the peopleAugust just passed there have been coined LATEST RETURNS hDISAPPOINTdenied all the responsibility for the crime,9 ING TO FREE 6ILVERITE8. of sfllrer dollars 2,650,000. Oh! my coun­ and claimed that they too loved codfish. George A. Steel of Ci tut on. trymen, what a crime that WM against This was tbe origin of the term “eodflsh silver. They Proclaim Bryan’e Doom aristocracy.” I have searched carefully Rooco D. Dix of Berrien. After Arkansas held her el action last for those who were concerned in this . know Their Friend. week, every free sliver paper In the land For Attorney General— criminal demonetization. I find that they We are In receipt of a letter from Txme out wlcti great buldures proclaiming are all dead; but tbe crime goes marching travelling man representing one of thj great galas for the free silver democracy For Commissioner State Land OfHce— on. A significant fact is that the price of largest paper houses in the world, hi/hat slate. William A. French of Presque lale. (Jkt first It was claimed that the dem?codfish, which before demonetization was withhold tbe name of the. writer, Jrhe cfatrt 45.000 majority over all. Later For Superintend^ Public Inatruction— practically stationary, has been steadily letter was addressed to the Bank Km' nnd ! lt washad claimed the majority, of the free declining ever since; and It Is also signifi­ reads as follows*. J. E. Hammond of Hillsdale. 1 >ih " »r democratic candidate for governor i Y^’l,c****>**'•***=’ / cant that other things have been declining 65,000. and even 7o.ooo aver every Ciucago, 1., — Yesterday's . • » with IL Wnat has brought this about ex­ Was in Belvidere. III. rejxmth. and ti>e antiiall kinds ot opposition. J. W. Simmons of Shiawassee. National Sewing Machine CoKteany took a vote psp^ give dI-patches showing the official cept the demonetization .of codfish? It of Its hands which r&u.lusTus follaws: ruKof the Arkansas election from ail retui ____ , _ ______ _ ______ , _________ . 1224 was ofleu stated by Populist statesmen in For McKinley and gold ( For Bryan and free silvet .tt but two counties, and • the majority has later times that the ravages of the Indian This Is a poalttvc fart. TV* people haro know dwindled to 38,000, and 40,000 Is the what “Free Silver • tneaux They say thov have most that can uow oe claimed after all tbe wars and the - revolution were trifling had “Free Toute" and they nrr contented and COUNTY TICKET. when compared to tbe great distress don’t want anything more “Free.” The motto returns are in. here is “McKinley or die." . - , What are th«« facts? The facta are that caused by the destruction of codfish as a Yours truly,------------Dr. Merritt, of Charlotte. In 1892, at tbe election for governor the ror Representative State Legislate re primary money. Notwithstanding this democratic plurality was 56,57L over tbe Much has been said o<r behalf ot tbe republicans. This year It will not exceed Myroh Wing, of Barry. there arc yet those so selfish, bo blinded to common Justice, or so firmly in the grasp farmers aud the benefit free coinage of 53,000. When it is remembered that Arkansas, It Jaa. B. Mi Hi*, of Nashville. at the money power, that they still 'deny silver will bring to them as a class. as In most rock-ribbed bourbon states of lhe For Sheri trto codfish lhe rightful place It held In the Rid tdAjie farmer is so great a considera­ sourf?. lhe entire election machinery is Id Bam'l. C. Kitehlc, of Yankee bprlngs. money of the world prior to 1573 or there­ tion, why do not the promoters of the the hands of the democratic state.officials, For ClerkThe abouts. Shall we servilely crave the con- plan provide for relief direct. Instead of this showing is indeed remarkable. law In that state pertcrlbes that the elec­ seotof England before we recognize and through the middle , men mine owners? tion inspectors shall be. appointed by a re-lnstate onr codfish? I rather think nit. Why not add a governmental flat provid­ commission, which Is chosen by the gov­ J.G. Hughes, of Barry. 1 claim that the establlahmrnt of nn inter­ ing for a uniform ratio between gold and ernor. The law prescribes that at least changeable ratio of four codfish to one wheat, thus securing to a leading com­ one Inspector at each polling place shall be a member of the minority party. Iu ounce of gold will Immediately bring cod- modity of tbe country a uniform price over 20 counties of that state, not a re­ ILF. Jordan, of Middleville. fnh up to the price of 85.29 per codfish. every year, regardless of the supply or de­ publican election Inspector was chosen. Fanners are Tbe only wonder is. In the face of all this, Par County Surveyor— We should go back to first principles and mand at home or abroad? Loe 8. Cobb, of Hutland. restore Its rights to cudfish. - There can more numerous than silver mine owners that the republicans should have made as good a record as they did. in this state be no prosperity for this country—not amPwheat more plentiful than silver. where the chairman of the democratic even with protection—null! w«* get free Such a flat would apply to every county of national committee Ilves, and where he mertan, of Woodland. every state In the union, aud not only to a and unlimited codfish. Yours hi patriotic was anxious to make the biggest possible For Coroners— ‘ product peculiar to a comparatively small showing for the effect It would have In v Historian. Dr. J. W. Sackett ot Prairieville and Dr. anxiety. . bolding UV.UUig th? tu- south anv west for Bryan and area. Manitou, Colo., Aug. 25, 1890. _____ free sliver. Republican Ticket. —with FRIEDMAN’S ever favorite, ever popular Corner Stores, we have established a thoioughly systematic Mai) Or der System enabling our out of town friend's to secure the verv best advantages for shopping and securing the choicest mer­ chandise at the same low figures that our resident- patrons enjoy. When visiting this city do not fail to also vfait this Enterprising Dry Goods Emporium. Should your wants be of that nature which is established ia our line. We feel con­ fident that it will prove profitable and satisfactory to you and an object lesson well worth learning, and valnableand economical points gained by personal experience. ARKANSAS. WITH THE OPENING OF THE FALL AND OUR FINANCIAL PLANKTfee republlcMn party !■ unrasarvedly for Maud money. It osuaed the enactment of Che law providing for the resumption of specie paymenu in 1870 s since than ever/ dollar has been as good as gold. We are unalterably opposed to every measure calculated to debase our curren­ cy er Impair the eredlt of our country. We are. therefore, ojp>»osed to lhe free coinage «rf Oliver except by international agreeaaMt with lhe leading commercial nations efthe world, which we pledge ourselves So promote, and until such agreement WMk bo obtained, the existing gold standard mnst be preserved.' All our silver and |,aper currency must be maintained at partty'.wiHb gold, and wo favor all mens urea designed to maintain Inviolably the • Mlgationfc of the United folates nnd al our money, whether ealu or paper at the present standard, ths standard of the most owllghtctied nations of the earth. Tb*> 11m ms lead wot kero suy they tie two to one for McKinley. .. -lie waa my frleml and I loved him,7 Mid LI Hung ChHiig as l>e plsrrd a wreath OCflowers upon C^n. Grant’s coffin- With only Iwn mon th 1 of the fiscal year the United Slates Treasury Is 825­ 800,000 short of the nrc«-asary revenues io Meet the runnlag rxpen«ei of the guvernMgnL The re»ai!jnstm**iit of the tariff griMtulrs will c<»rrect this condition. We.nrvrr had greater., prosperity In ibis wowntry, in every Arid of employment ai d ladustry. than in lhe busy years from 1880 to 1892. during gH of which time this country was on a gold basis nnd en ployed more gold money In Its fiscal and ImatneMi oprntiions tbsn ever before.— M«>rr McKinley Il has been lhe custom of David B. H»I1 preface his spceehes with the following •aaertlon: “J aiu n Democrat.” At the Chicago aonveuiiuD which nominated Bryan, he said: -1 mw m Democrat, but not a revohi louistf<> dissecting the piMlurm ia I .teapvech.hc dnttouneed al^aal every p‘a»k n. it, ai d va d that It waaaa apbeavai M agiisior- and a <teMMtore from h- pnnetptas nf democracy, iMfl arvotuika ary in ite prtaclph*. It SAI atetar as your mgsaiuted with Dtvld B. UHI that If that platform waa aw irv<». iMJMMT) and m roltrw that be rsn.M m.,! aM U. everybody brt a kei p off. STEWART WAS SENSIBLE Ha Talked Sanely About the Currency Twenty-Two Years Ago. The Journal editor, by garbling the speeches of the late Zach Chandler Jam-)s G. Blaine attempts, to show that they were In favor of free coinage of sil­ ver. We defy the Journal to publish the paragraphs of these speeches from which his extracts were taken. The Journal editor dare not publish them, and be fair, as he (night to be. If free Oliver is a good thing we all should want it, but to attempt to make converts by unfair means is certainly reprehensible, and betokens a lack of faith in tl>e esnac espoused. Here Is what Senator Slewnrt said on tbe currency question In the United States Senate Feb. 11, 1874: “Let everybody know what a dollar Is worth. The farmer will then know how to measure the difference in price between tits wheat In Illinois and the wh<at lu Liverpool. The wheat will be measured by the same standard—gold—in Illinois ae it is in Liverpool, -and any inau enn figure If the gold standard has been such a It op. But now It is a mystery; the “curse” as tbe Boy Popultet asserts, why subject of finance !s n mystery, and what h ft that the number of depositor in sav­ do we see over; day? ’ We see those who ings banks alone ha* Increased froni devote attention to It making fununes out 1,620,846 to 4.875,519 in 1805. nud the of this mystery. . amount ot their deposits has arisen from “Let us do Ms all the people of the •549,874,358 to 81.810,597,092? These world have been doing—measure our are facts, not wild and tinirlel theories. values by gold, adopt the standard that Wo should like Io hare lorni cheap all can nndnrataud .and get rl<l of this money advocate stop biufing long enough myktery.’’ la explain how these fuels show that la­ Mr. Logan—What does lhe bvLntor bor has been “robbed** by tire gold siand* want? . , ard?—Lansing Journal. Mr. Stewart—I want the atnn<tar<1 of gold and no* paper money not redwoo d in We are anxiously waiting to see the gold, no paper money the value of which Journal and Democrat accept our ••ehalIs not as certain, no paper ar-nry mat will lenge” and publish nil of the paragraph or organise a gold board to speculate in it the speech of Zach Chmi ftett wihleh they Who pays for thte gold board?. Who i ays garbled. They dare not do। it, even three luinn n-e loriunvs? How ta.li ilia' th nigh by refraining they stain! guilty of millions and thtUion* can be rolled up perversh n. annu illy there? DM anybody .-ver rn!ruTh) Ealon Count/ r^pub'ieann held l.a o who pild for h? It comes out »>l.iie their eon ven tl >n at Charlotte last Tnursproducers. How dn thiye nmn viht?. By diy and put in nomlnnilon the following the latitude which your depreciated < urlug ticket: Judge of Probate, Judge J. L. reucy given to specutatton, and nothing McPeck; Sheriff Green and County Clerk etar. Persons 'Who are spb?u|st|pg tn Decker were re-nominnh-rl; Reuh'cr ot your dr| rrclated ctmenry are making thDeeds, Charles Carr; Treaaninr. B K iB<mev. si nF they will continue to do nB <ekman; Prosecuting Attorney, L. H. Uug as j on have a depreciated rurrrury.» McCall; Sunpyor, Albert Bateman. Th“If tl>e farmers would get rielt, they ticket la unusually strong an I Is well ap­ have got to beenmv skillrd in this fluctuat­ portioned around tbe county. ing currency and make corners and manA drive through lhe country slows the lpi>l tie the market, and if they du they ran wot farm C'nigresslrnml Record, farmer*, a majouty of them, well along Forty third Cunyrcat. Ltu: Setadon, Vol­ with their work. Many fl elds <d corn ate cut and a considerable acreage of whnt ume If. Page 1U)2. has been sown. Tbe apple crop is about Ll Hung Chsitg is as tich a« anv two* tbe next thing that will need a( tentton, V >or.'ertnliH «»r A-*dora of,-Item »H. U and from th. appearance of orif.srd^ lu wor h 8330 Dfifi.ODO. And Im l« lr>»m granral the taking care of tbe appim juay Dhhit. Amt China U un a viirvr b«*h wwe an elephant to many. The trees all And C;UGc«« trurkaum pm eight aud ten **«■ to hang full and tbe limbs welghbd cents a u». . to the ground. | Editor Banker: A report is being circulated by those whose chief argument is fabrication, that the Michigan Central rail toad Is forcing, or has attempted to force, on the Grand Rapid* division, Ils employes to sign a paper endorsing McKinley and sound money. This report Is Mbsotutely nnd unqualifiedly fqlsc. During my 38 years connect Inn with this company, I will say that the Michigan Central has never at­ tempted. to my knowledge, to force auy employe to do any thing of this kind ■gainst bis will. Every employe Is left to do as he pleases about voting, and no dis­ tinction has been made between republi­ cans and free silver men. The reporu that have gone out are false; they are aimply appeals to rolsou the minds of the iwople against n corporation that has al­ ways pursued a iltaral policy with Its em­ ployes. ” Yours very truly. John Millkiu Assistant Road Master Grand Rapids Di­ vision. The Page Fence Giants and the Cuban Giants, two of lhe fnost fatuous of the colored teams of the United Stales In Use lytll circles, will play one of the series of rames now being played to settle the colored chumnlonsblp of the .United States, on the Fail grounds In the City of llaatings. Saturday afternoon, Sept. 26. These teams are evenly matched, and are no doubt the ties; colored trams In the entmiry. ami a hot gam.* will Im the result of lhe meeting. Those who have ecru the Page Fence inm play know that they are bail players, and Hite will b.. B chance to sth Hum have to play hall. Gaine called nt 2:30 sharp. Admission 25 cents. Grand Stand fren to tadtes. 10 cruta fur grtiUemi n. hnhl. iB of lb.* Muill* OraatUQry Co. at 'heir oornsbvlier. WINTER SEASON . we inau­ gurate a Grand Feast of superior_ value giving. The various departments on our several 'flooisare overflowing tritli Bright juk v iuj Drigm New MerchandiBe gathered from every civilized -dime No • . , , > country is too faraway.no reputable manufacturer;,it too great a distance but tbeir products are represented here, and here abundantly. , . With a strictly “Buying for Cash" method we gain an ad vantage of.underbuying that affords us an unequalled chance to place lower prices than usally prevail'- H r Jay direct. We save you the middle man't profit. We are cloak mannfnrt irers and also control exclusive makes from the leading manufactories of the world. This seasons showing is by far more extensive, more select, more complete than ever before. Our buyers have secured the cream of the markets and justly leel proud of their achievements. At every turn in this •up to date" establishment this season's newness greets the‘eye. : "Superb silks, Exquisite black goods. Delightful colored dresa goods, Fanciful riblrons and laces. Needful notions, all popular drets linings. Seasonable underwear and hosiery, Lovely linens, every want in domestics, Kid gloves that bear the stamp of the best makers. Dainty handkerchiefs, fur, leather and lace neckwear. Draperies, rugs and bouse decorations. High class millinery, newest in cloaks, capes, and suits. Rightly made muslin underwear, best makes of corsets, everything wearable for infants and scores, of other depart­ ments. • Our Free Bicycle Distribution meets with enthusiastic approval. Our method is this: With every one dollar purchase we give a coupon ticket on a high grade bicycle. The decision as to the winning num­ ber will be acted upon by representatives of the Grand Rapids Democrat, lieraid aud Evening Press aud result announced in these |>apers. The winning number can get the wheel September 30th, 1896. ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE. Persons ordering by mail will fshaie alike in this distributionAll orders for maniples should bo accompaii rd by <nn necessary postage to receive reply. Please state, in ieqtic-i for samples, as definitely as possible wh it color .debited or about what priced article wanted. J. L. I;tu>t ctnow. Sec. ?ohR Broit. Clar rouuty. K . I ih L. Muxom, Gull Lake. Man-lee fl Jjtwrenoe, Hie<n>y >.«men. Minnie Kitiugtn. Baufleld, • Henry Manana. Chicago, Hl. hralmviH. NaabvilieT IU.. Kua Flower. Fralnrvllie, Frank L McArthur. Woodland Mdf* column. Baftimnre, Btirfir. « Hnnt Hai-neM. 3 £ E Grand Raplfls- �Wasting’’ Banner %nrsday, Sept. -7. >896.. UP p*fwtiHj^7^ni,ro?rT’ wUh ■ **8 awweredT.1 tte* H« times bur w.t ,VodKe Smith several andii’sui hK2,,”akK1 to kw* S®Hb p^nSJOh(it^tSc;’ Judge w. R, COO». Lw.lEJhor. easterly convicted of rob- {3888®®®^ BINB OLD MAN MAPLE q PURE SPICES I ■* I* * * * I JACKSON OF vove. bls natural HD. tbl! terw of foVer,0‘M5 ln thp crowd f ® moment then all Th. M [xyy [tjll doesn't wear a buttw of some »ort on the lapel of hU eoat or the girl that U not wearing them qu h<5{ summer waist, is bard to find. The manufacturer that doesn’t make these artistic little eirdeta daren't to be In it at all now days. Tbe buttons THERE ARE- -- STOVES STOVES AND most commonly worn by ths men contain the pictures ot their choice for the presi­ deserved 12 y gnt mort‘lhan he dential chair. while the boys and girls teeTber t.n .H"“ bandeelrd to wear those containing some eatehy little Phrase or picture. Many ot them being UTh!i“u^?n*.'"'’’“‘■cloek'trlS quite cute, while others are as devoid of anything cunning as the wearer sometimes Urn r iteZL «>™wed ot proves to be. tellt "b1- '*• Hough» Reuben Webster. BannedThere is nothing on earth so myster­ iously funnjr as some men’s idea of a ;■o1'- *■ U- Mehofc. naailtm; Chas. Jo r Z'SS?'- Au°'ph “Ho; newspaper advertisement, says an ex­ Mta. Bowen, Milla: Theodore change. The prime, first, last and all-the Jons., Carlton: W m. En.lgn, Cloverdale. time object of an advertisement is to draw bo custom. It Is net, was not, and never In all probabilities one ot the beat ball will be designed for any ’other purpose. teams that ha. been Io Hasting, thia year So the merchant waits till the busy season Iron Grand Rapid., will play .up nor cornea and the store is so full of customers boys tomorrow afternoon at the fair he can’t get his hat pff, and then he rushes ground, Tbe team Is managed by Leo Coin, to the newspaper and pits tn his adver­ the city comptroller, ot Grand Rapid,, tisement. When Hie dull season gets and Is called "Coro’s miles.” They are along and there is no trade, he wants to mostly professional players. You will no sell goods so bad he can’t pay his rent, he That is, doubt miss a Splendid game It you do not takes out his advertisement. see this one. z ’ some of them do; occasionally a level headed merchant puts on a bigger one and Without a doubt as hard a rain as has visited us the past year fell last Friday scoops all the tfastnesf, while his neigh­ aud our prices are within the bounds of reason. night. It didn’t seem to rain so very bors are making mortgages to pay the hard, but it comtnenced early In the even­ wood bill. ’ (£’ Ideal marriage was solemnized at ing and kept at it all night, and it was thoroughly wet, too. Every Iktle stream 717 E. Grand St, Wednesday evening; the overflowed its banks, and Id consequence most deeply interested parties belhg Miss the river has been quite high the past Llbble Jean; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. .week. In several places about the state, T. McLaughlin, of this place, and Mr. H. the lightning made itself quite at home, E. Clark of the Grand Rapids Dally Dem­ burning many buildings and doing lets of ocrat The Impressive ceremony was other damage. performed by Rev. Grigsby. Tbe bride A new Industry seems to have developed was becomingly attired In yellow organdie, near Vicksburg. Men have bought the and carried a white blbie. The groom wore conventional full dress black?/ Im­ moss on certain marsh lauds near the vil­ lage and are gathering and shipping It mediately after, tbe ceremony Mhcbeon under the name of spagbnum. It Is used was served, which was a thoroughly en­ I have just received a large assortment of all-wool­ for packing plants, fruit trees, etc. A joyable event In every respect The wed­ carpets that are unequaled in quality and in -the per­ number of carloads have been.shipped al­ ding gifts were numerous, and very fine. fection and beauty of the patterns. Persons who ready.—Ex. We wonder if this industry Excellent taste was used in decorating the rooms, veliow and white prevailing. Mr. are interested in carpets will find everything here ih could not be carried on profitably. In a and Mrs. Clark left fur Grand Rapids, that line and it will pay them to Inspect my stock t>wn not more than a thousand miles their future home, on the 9:10, train, aud before making a selection. • from Hastings, by gathering the moss although the lightning and thunder were from the stores of the merchants who do noMn existence showers of rice fell on not advertise. the happy couple. We are in receipt of a communication The meeting at the M. ,E. lecture room, from L. A. Hyde, of near Lacey, describ­ ing some peculiar freaks of tbe lightning Tuesday evening., under lhe auspices of the W. C. T. U. proved tb be a very inter­ around his premises last Friday evening, but lack.of space forbids our. publishing esting and profitable one. Miss Beadle tho same. Lightning struck the house read a very practical paper on the subject My line is complete. No trouble, to show then). during tbe storm, and made Its presence of ’’Co-operation between Parent and Please call and see us.’ felt in near!/ every room of the house, by Teacher” and that and the discussion tjarlng off pieces of plaster, ripping open which followed brought out many new serem^oors, etc., doing no damage to any ideas. So did Prof. Holden’s paper on extent/ The family were In bed and •’Llk«*Parf’nt, Like Child,” and the discus­ • deep at tbe time and were uniniured al­ sion afterwards. At the close of the pro­ gram MI.'S Beadle said that the meeting though slightly dazed for a short tiinh. had been announced as for parents aud Everything bay teen quiet in the city teachers, but that it had been decidedly this week since court has adjourned and teachery. Mr*. McElwain, who presided Easterly has changed boarding houses. as chairman, then stated that a meeting About the only thing happening to attract would be held lu the near future where one from his everyday walks of life has the parents would be invited to discuss biJen a number of hot political debates on their side of the questlou. During tbe tie street, a dog fight, and one of our clt- program pleasing solos were rendered by izenk-alapping a fellow citizen for accusing Misses McElwain and Burrell and Mr. him of selling his vote at the last election. Chas. Lewis. The slapped concluded he was the poorest /We have heard many very handsome scrapper and the matter ended there. compliments paid to Prosecuting Attorney Adelbert Martin, a Ifi-year-old boy, Is James A. Sweezey for the very able man­ locked up in the police station at Grand ner In which he conducted the criminal Rapids, for stealing a bicycle in Lake cases at the last term of courpand also Odessa from a liveryman lu that place. many regrets that this two term rule which Monday afternoon Martin, offered a wheel has been so thoroughly established in Bar­ for sale at a repair shop on Spflng street ry county has lost to the county’s service for the low price of 810. The police were the splendid ability of Mr. Sweezey. But notified and Officer Mooney went to the we believe that the splendid success won shop and placet! tbe boy under arrest At by Mr. Sweezey a? prosecuting attorney the station when questioned about the for the county, and the record be has wheel be told all about It aud stated that made as such officer, which has never been he rode to Grand Rapids from Lake Odes­ surpassed In tho county’* history, will sa. He said bis home was In Carlton Cen­ have so added to his prestige as au altoney. ter. Barry county. that when he shall retire from ’the office Under the heading of “A New Danger he has so capably filled, he will be In a tn Public Health" the state board of health position to command a far more lucrative Tuesday, issued a circular urging phyal- practice than the office of prosecutor. clans to guard cases of mild sore throat. In Certain it Is that in his conduct of the of­ many of which, it is claimed, tbe Loeffler fice of prosecutor, Mr. Sweezey lias adde d or diphtheria bacillus is present A dang­ to his excellent reputation as a keen and erous communicable disease similar to able lawyer.-_________ ______________ ulphthrria. 4«ut In which the Ixwfiter (Additional local on 4th and Sth pages) bacillus is not found, Is said to be known to physicians and bacterlologiMs. The board, therefore, utges upon the medical fraternity the necessity for carefully be 'o’od5S?w*|liy““eJ "« > Person can Cost you no more than nfces that are not pure mxlnder of. His Life. Nothing on tbe circuit court calendar since tbe trial of A.a TefL In M.y, (aM’ f >r the murder ot Leroy RoCTr,. on j,„^ nary Tib, 1851. ha, created tbe lntere«t or excited tbe t-ellnn <>t the people aa did the trial ol Orlando J. Easterly, which be­ gan In the pn aent term ot the circuit court on Tuesday.Seplemher Sth nnd dolshed on the' rollowing Friday, alter which the _jf v j-tniy at tbe pght pin*.-... I am making a 5p..cip.lty of spices this fat’ I f y°u Iel mc Put UP rickte recipes and . what you need in qi fruit, you will putti •d with the re" sult.this winter. I have al! kinds of spices. Lummerit Curry Powders, Sail-vHc Acid, Tartaric Acid. .Sealing Wax. etc. mistake in the place. Jury wa. out but an hour and telurned the rerdlct ot guilty. The trial was al. tended erery day by large crowds or p<». fKe «bd all were conUdent that ruch would be the verdict of the jury. COME IN AND SEE US DURING THE ..FAIR.. but the people who once buy a Peninsular or Acorn Stove or Furnace will never thereafter boy any other kind. They , are admitedly the beet, and as the “proof of the pudding ie in the eating,” to is the proof of the quality of these stoves in the using. They use less fuel, are cleaner, give out more heat and are in every way superior to all Competitors. For further proof of their excellence ask those who have used them, they are our best advertisers. For sale in Hastings only by Weissert Bros. FR&D L. HEATH. TUB Druggist. 1 wooden building on<_ i C.wt of City Bank. f Juhhwhhm LOCAL NEWS- . . Carpels . CIRCMLrtTION * 93 quires. his week, | Bunion * Marple’s 10 cent iupeh. O. J. EASTERLY. ; feme <»*4t t-> U»e Fair next week. For fcasaAjcoffees try Tom. S.ence. s?e llr.H-' *:«*-■ water sets at Phillips & Don’t fail to get Uudif’ price* when at he fair. . , Don’t fail t«i try Landis’ 25c coffee: Lab them »l>. . • . It | During the il*Ir tr/' Burtnan <fi Marple’s ha-cent liiuth. 1’billlps jc Erb have Just received a new I Try ton; Spence tor groceries. We kujW he will please. I Hear Ben. \V. G. Emerson, at the knight. • * (opera bu If you want a good tea fuP26c, don't fall it Leads,' H’< s{icc!al% for riders of his n fine prizes. • , The watel , chains MeOtubef Bros, are [giring aviay are. beauties? Dr«. M. - have opened an office over the Hasungs City Bank. Letta-Garn is sending ont new hats by the bandfulls. Price does it j Cook a: Cook are prepared far tbe fair; ’call ami see if this Is not true. William Eaton, of Tennessee, is visiting relitlves aud friends In tbe city. Finest line of tobaccos and cigars al­ ways vi: hand at Cook <k CpOk’s. Miss Garn’.- millinery work and prices please all. Call and see her goods. Before j. 'i buy a new lyirness Heudershixt, opposite court house. see Its to the good of jour purse that you teail the a-.lv. rtisementsdn the Banner. Son e vi ry nice timothy, clover, alsyke. crimson clover, and red top seed at lienilersli.ilfs, opposite court house. New carriages, surrjs, road wagons and lumlwf wagons Just received at Hendershoti’s, opposite court house. While aj, thv fair buy a pair of goed shoes uf MeOmber Bros., and get a chance i>n the bicycle, free. Morriil. Lrunbte & Co. will move their stock at- .rf Oct. 1st. to the store first door • <«t‘«>f Stirling. Crawford 4 Co. Thbi-sjimhI Mtoond hand drills for sale very cheap. If you are in need of vine call at (H'.ce. GOODYKAS BROS. T<mi Stu-new hadn’t a mammoth stock of <rncvri>s, but what he has am nice and fres!) .;!:■! are M.hi right. ' B' vl !‘i- n ivertisamenU in tfin Banner this w- i; They are. all fresh and new and ar.- iu!| ot good thiugs for you. You • ii: find what you want at fair time In iic.r - .:;i g m.iq and prices to please at 0. I), Sp-iuhlit.g's. Mau- iimk a.ivaningw of the pleasant w stier in drive last Bunday, and drove to t i.• t-hlxn ing |s«»i h orchards. ‘ ■A <•- -an tastj” hnirh is always rtaJy f« r rd-; ii,- city bakery. J, P. Renkes, Prop. tit> not fo-’get that the place to V*Jy ynr fall millinery, aud at lowest prire.5 is utiMiss Sherman’s. ( Thf.crime for which Easterly was upon trial was fur the rubbldg of old man Jack­ son. of Maple Grove, on December 3rd of last year. As some may not be acquainted with the crime, we will slate briefly that Daniel Jackson, an old man of about 80 years of age lives the lite of a hermit, nearly, nn his 120 acre farm, in the town­ ship of Maple Grove, where he has lived for the pan 4 years, and in which time lie had accumulated n considerable sum ot money, so it was supposed by everybody that eyer knew of him. nnd it was gen­ erally believed that he bad this money se­ creted some place about bis premises. On tbe evening of tl>« robbery two men drove upto his - place . claiming to be sheep buyers, nnd asked to see a few sheep that a Nashville stock buyer had feeding nt his place. They looked at lhe sheep aud then with Jackson went to the house, they were at tbe house but u few moments whep the larger one of the fellows struck Jackson a terrific blow on the head, $hlcli felled him tn the floor. After knocking him down they bound his lianas and feet aud brutally kicked and pouuded him to make him tell where his money was bidden. He Informed them that the only money be had was In his pocket book. which contained S5ttl; after getting this money and going through his clothes they bound him to a bed post and then thoroughly searched every part of tbe house, ripping open the bed ticks and hunting in every place where he would be apt to bkle his wealth, but their searcli proved fruitless. After search­ ing tbe house they again turned to the old man and administered to ,blm another severe pounding and kicking and then de­ parted. leaving the .old man bound hand and foot and unable to move, In which po­ sition he was compelled to remain during the long wintry sight with no fire or light. He was found it^lhe morning by the Nash­ ville stock buyer when he called fur his slieep. Assistance was summoned and for several days it was thought the treatment he had received would prove too much for him. and It is due only to his heroic constitution that he lives today to tell lhe story. Officers at once took up every thread of the case mid. In a abort time caused lhe ar­ rest of Charles Furniss. of Nashville, and John Quinn, of Battle Creek for complic­ ity In lhe crime. At Battle Creek evi­ dence was found strongly connecting Fnrnlss and,Quinn and a’so throwing consid­ erable light upon the real perpetrators of the crime. They were closely followed to several places around the coun.ry and Easterly was finally captured hi the Chi­ cago postoffice by a Chicago detective, lie was brought to Hastings and his amy in the county Jail has been a noteworthy one, urnde so by his bulldog stubbornuesa and criminal tendencies. ’ Re has strongly asnetted his Innocence since his arrest, but every other action has tended Io prove that he was a guilty man. He was adjudged Insane by i< I ward of physicians and sev­ eral months ago wa- sent to the Ionia prison tor lhe crhnlal Insane, but h s shamming would out go wlt\ “»e nt that Institution nnd he was sent Imck ro Hastings for trial. William W. rothernh, of (Mlcago, was detained as his counsel. butT was evident that the ca*e was a hopeless one for Easterly, sltbuugh Mt. Tulheroh .made a good fight. After the.trial was finished Easterly wns taken b-ck to tbe jail to await hb which lie received Monday aiteniooti « about ISO o’clock. Nearly town had learned that ite would ‘ blaseniencon this afternoon. a d they were all present, together with tnanj wuntry people. the court ruutn being crowded full al the *” W n look at tlm ouvlcled man sndjcurfou* W learn what bls sentence would be»»« ■»’' bnnigbl Io Fix-" '<>•'£ Cook A Cook. LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRENS CLOAKS AND WRAPS. S. GOODYEAR 68 CENTS For your choice of a large lot of Stiff Hats |see our window.} guarding all cases of sore throat On Saturday morning at 9 o’clock Judge Smith held court to hear W.W. ToWwruh on the motion for a new trial for Orlamto J Easterly. The application was based ;„.„tl8d..i;.n..«e by EMtertr. d..». in, ih.t ll>« verdict rendered wo routrar; t„ rhe evidence: tb« new evident, had been dl.eo.ered wwteWW nn «"bL *' <L ll„r . medlcnl expert, who bird been ,ute pwn««l but who wr» out ol the hod Murned. und eoold be brouxbt to ««bH.h tire rurtot rhe UMOwndne.. or mind X der.nd.nt. Jnde.'Bmttte^n. h .„rl C0UM.I, lolly <l™l.d tho mo.l.m. Ferre..oo.l«t known to '?««“*’* Do not i>e mhl-d by talk, but call and he t i-.r -j,. i, -y iie tn-Bt ever bi ought to this t-t uu-y tor thi* price. err eerrwpondents <o him w»h . M of Kindly .d’ko W Eiank G .!dlng«. the fancy bicycle rider will give an exhibition each day of the Fair, ami as he Is a good one, you will h«ve a chancelo see some good work. b... !*■■> -Hrs ’ssvx"': h „„ ihr m.u 1 I* „„ m,retied HhrUI make Cook & Cook. “ ■ ,p .mt read bpA">r for . See the additional .specials Ibis week. „r.lllbecu>l«HJInto lhe rooio and a wed 1( The lliteb anrt Go race will be a most ex____ Or write "us the ^mence. Jodar ,»old C|ting affair, and the premiums offered are -------- jjlblnC thing tp say wl . b b„,ke out "lib “<'•*> jiiAX? bo. be did reasons whywell worth fuming after, and there will be * f ullentry. Ttiero’s a Safety Line IN SHOE STORES jWe have had several low-priced J ust aS there is in bridges or on ice—a price below which that store isn’t safe- YouH find it safe to buy shoes of US because we will not lower our standard of quality to get a low price we wont do it, father let some one else sell trashy paper soled paper counter soles You 11 not be coming back in two or three weeks after another pair if you buy shoes of us. A complete line; all sizes and widths. Come everybody and examine our stock. judge gave ten years board tn me If you want anything «e have not got, we ’^woXXoe. but mile *111 get n for you Ir it Is to be had. -Hb "“-TT.‘b£T« 6dfD6U hat sales but this one beats them all.} While you are buying a hat look at the new fall suits. • Red Front Shoe Store. Woolley & Bronson. Mtkskii Hiskiig ...Gtoves. Chidester & Burton, fig? Th» leading clothiers. �Banner stings Thursday, Sept. 17, 1896. MARSHALL L. COOK.EUfHor. HASTINGS M7CZ.« PU5TOFFICK, AUOtrST 14. 1379.______ ADDITIONAL EDITORIAL MOTES PLATFORM FALLACIES. The declaration of financial principlea put forward by the democratic na­ tional convention ia a shrewd mixture of cheap money delusions, half tnitha and wholly unfounded assertions. Its alleged statement of facts has frequent­ ly been shown to be untrue: in spite of this they were deliberately indorsed by a majority of the represen tail vetrof the . democratic party. Since the ataudard raised at Chicago will be used to rally all the forces of allverism, fiatism, cur­ rency debasement and debt repudia­ tion. it becomes neeessarj- to refute once more tbe statements on which the American people orc. asked to support the democratic candidates. This can be briefly and effectively done by a com­ parison of tho assertions of the Chi­ cago platform, with the simple facta. SILVER CLAIMS. SOUND MONEY . "The constitution FACTS. names silver and The constitution gold together as the does nothing of the money metals of the kind. It does not United States.” contain a line or word which* can be twisted into moan­ ing that jrold and sil­ ver shall be the money metals of the country. Article 1, Section 10, says: "No state shall en­ ter into any treaty, alliance or confed­ eration, grant letters of marque and re­ prisal. coin money, emit Mils of credit, make anything but gold and silver coin a tender Inpayment of debts.” The denial of the right of the states to make anything but from naming those metals us the "money metals of the United States.” In-no other part of the constitution ia jrold or silver even mentioned. The first coinage The flrat coinage w parsed by con- law passed by con­ crees made the silver gress made both gold loUar the money unit and sllrer coins the and admitted gold to unit or measure of • free coinage at u ra­ value. The Spanish tio based upon the milled dollar was silver dollar unit.” mode the unit of {umber, but the olnoge of gold was Rased .on a fixed number (of groins of gold, and not on a ratio with the silver dollar. lure tluit The* coinage law of the act o ' 1813. do- 18i3 was.passed after •----- three years’ discus­ tncnetlzlng «. 11 .»er without the knowl­ sion In congress, and edge or consent of it was printed 13 the A tnerican peo­ times In the course ple, has resulted In of its enactment. th© appreciation «of The speeches In both cold." the house and senate during the proceed­ ings on- the bill show that the change was made as openly as any other law ever passed by congress. There is no proof that gold has appre­ ciated. Measured by its labor cost—that Is, tho amount of labpr necessary -to obtain a given quan­ tity of It—gold - Is cheaper to-day than A BRYAN ■ SOPHISTRY. FREE WOOL Oman’s publican Party. DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF THE In all of his speeches, Mr. Bryan dwells! Bryan asserts that “when the gov­ WILSON TARIFF ACT ON THE upon the alleged inconsistency of the ernment prohibit* the making of a dol­ republicans in declaring for the main­ lar by an individnal, Uiea the govern­ 1 WOOL INDUSTRY. tenance of the gold standard and at. the ment assumes the solemn duty of creat­ same time favoring an international ar • ing enough dollars for lhe people to Go rangement for Lhe larger u*c of silver. business with.” This sage utterance Kuhxjualy R«4ueed. - Flocka Greatly *If the gold standard ia a good thing.” was applauded. he aaka, day after day, "why do they Is thia meant as an insinuation that. Dltt>lnt«hcd. . x want foreign nations to help us let go the government has iieen negligent in of it?” This bit ot sophistry ia-on a par the creation of dollars? If so, ilia un-; to the latter President Fillmore, with the red. of his BcAculled arpunents • wuimauicu. me government naa oeen ; The fanners of Michigan an . warranted. The government baa been ’ in his mcsxige to emigresa in Deremagainst "sound money” and a safe : bo active tn the work of creation that ie northern have f U'l.kllClU i-tau-s S’ generally --bcr. 1851, .taids standard of value. As a matter of fact, has produced 425.000.0W sflver dollars, hi i the prices mid demand for many Ot "Tbe value of our export* of the republicans are not looking for a . 346,000,000 greenback dollars and 146.- t----- ,--------Bnrti . under prbvhdutML which way to get rid of the gold standard. ' 000,000 Sherman note dollars. This to th.- WJlxim __<l.i. _ tariff ____ act. some ’ O» u,c I injury u> u, their tbeir ,»arkefi"|I* . tbe -incentive of .! this injury » w “ » They say in their platform: *‘We are I outside of the gold dollar? which have tai ' * ' * ege importation* U'rjwly teett publ^hnd in th» opjioucd to the. free coinage of silver, ex­ been coined and of the $212,00O,OQ0 In ‘have* ulrij cept by international agreement with national bank notes. paper. xi» •— — — ^.cn fn» WS.«0.000 in the leading commercial nations of the ; There are in circulation 1,600,000,000 more general ttrso in the wool product. 1847 to 821.(ion.000 In l|<3i, with almost earth, which agreement we pledge our­ I dollars of different kinds, each, bearing And this featuhe is dpsrrving of an a certainty of a «Ull further reduction selves to promote.’’ This fact docs not ‘ the stamp of the government. That does article by itself. \ in 1852. The policy which dictated a There is no other ’product of field ar mean that they prefer a double stand­ . "not look as if it had been neglectful of low rate of duties on foreign merchan­ ard, or an alternating standard, but only its duty and had failed to give the peo [tasture that tbe ’’t^cjff reformer* that they believe our governmcntahould : pie dellan. enough ”to do business have been so eager to attack as wool. dise, it was thought by those who es­ cooperate with others, whenever such with.” There were dollars enough to One of 1‘rcsidcnt Clevelands earliest tablished it, would tend to benefit the a thing is possible, for the buying and . do business with in the prosperous dare messages to congress was . devoted farming population of this country by coining of the world’s output of silver • of 1890-92, when there were fewer than largely to an argument in favor of put­ increasing the demand and raising the under such conditions aa shall not en­ I now. There are more than enough to ting wool on the f/ce list. The Mills pri<x* of our agricultural products in danger the permanency of the gold । do buiriness with now, when ®o many bill proposed the same thing, andthe foreign markets. The foregoing faeta, standard. That is the kind of bimetall­ I men ure driven out of buaineaa by the Wilson bill, which is the first tariff however, seem to show ineoatestibljism which they ure pledged to promote, J free silver agitation. ■ mc^urc measure the -Democrat* have lx;cn able that no such result has followed the -------------------------------------------------and not the kind that would abolish the j. There ia no scarcity of dollars, but to p^ss. accompli>he<i what had long -adoption of this policy.*” 'Thc*e-words were uttered aa historgold standard. ---------------------------AA ------TV — ' a threatened. The reduction on there is a scarcity of confidence. There There is no inconsistency in such an is a lock of the courage to use dollars wool an<t woolens took effect Jan. J, ica! of the effect which the repeal of attitude, and no qualification of the dec­ bo os to make a profit outof them. Nev­ 1895, although the influence of the the protective tariff of 1842 by ithe free laration for the maintenance of the pres­ ertheless Bryan clamors for wore dol­ threatened attack . upon the industry trade' taviff of 1846 had upon the agri­ ent standard. The republican party is lars. Sixteen hundred million of them had been felt on price* for two years cultural ibdnstry of the country. They not the enemy of silver; it haa put more . are not enough for him. *. preceding that. Some of the figures can nnw be quoted with larger figures, of that metal in use as money than any * He demands free coinage in order “to ’ relating to this industry are interest­ as historical 'of the effect wipch the repeal of the MbKtaley tariff of 1890, other party in our history. If all the ' replenish tho currency of the nation.” ing and significant. silver in existence could be coined to-j It needs no replenishing. There is at ‘ The imports of wool, by classes, for by-the Wilson tariff of. 1894,. had upon j . morrow nnd kept on a parity with gold, this moment more currency than is the calendar year 1894. which wax lhe the same class of industries, the republicans would be glad to see It' needed, and yet this financial quack pro­ In the fiscal year ending Jhme 30, last year under the McKinley tariff, dona. But they know that the oondi ; poses to add more. He demands that and for 1895, which was the first under 1992. tvhich was the first, full year un­ tions are now such that a step of that /'every man who has 50 cents’ worth of the Wilson tariff, were, in pounds as der the McKinley tariff, fbe exporta of sorj. would destroy tbe 100-cent standard silver ahull be allowed to have a dollar agricultural pr*xlact» amounted to : follows: and put the country oh a 53-cent basis, , made out of it, which he will put in cifr$799,328,232. In 1895. which vwas the -t.G.y.O with disastrous consequences to all ■ culatlon. first full year under the Wilsoik. tariff, Clast l. cinltilnx. 1-4.7 ,7 012 W.-f'.Vj Class 2. eomblaff classes. Therefore, they ure opposed to j they were $553,815,317. a fallingspff of But-, the dollars with which this pro­ Class l-J3.7va.OM 77.men a carpet-.. free coinage, ns they say. “except By in- j posed' work of “replenishing" i« to be $245,116,915, or about 30 per ccriL ’ . 1I1.738.W) ternational agreement," or, in other carried on will be bogus dollar*. They 1 A return to protection and reciproeXy words, under conditions giving assur j will be worth only half a dollar npiece. incn.rve pounds, . 13X0X197 In needed, to bring l»ack lhe figures of. ——i_._ ----circulation gj—-------nt increase vaiatf... ttJ.M7.TH । ance of exemption from the evila of a de -: rm._i_i_i Their injection into ai the will It uiav be interesting to Michigan I BEFORE AND AND AFTER. AFTER. fluckuiMter* to know who their com- j BEFORE "SHEDDING LIGHT ON FINANCE. : tteTttors are for this supply «<») that l M-uxior. .Jon»w au t Nir-wart BspXtoM* » ■ materially, diminishes the demand and ‘ price of their own produoL The source ‘, Here is what Senator Jones, of Ne' «»f supply for the two years named was v.v.ta, one pf the ablest of the [present us follows: . > ■ '.advocates of a reiver standard,{said on IW Pound* From l_i-i.-V4j.13* Untied Kingdom. ••I believe the. aonner we, come r*raurv ...» liOXkMS down to a purely gold ataudard the Gena.-ay............. . mm better it will be For the country." Itucr Mtropc. ... 134W..UJ3 South America . JT.WJAo ■“Here is what Senator Stewart, of North Araerlra ... ;.taM7i Nevada, one of the mhst intolerant of t Uiua.................. :x7ii.w 20.1 Ml. IM the present advocates of thtj silver <-tner Asia....'. .. 1U.87SA35 Other cokntrics . standard, said in the same year: I15.ffM.ftN .24S.9S.J17 •T want tbe standard gold, and no The wool which was itpnorUid from paper .money not redeemable in the United Kingdom wasnot, of course, gold." • very largely the product of of the Brit­ . Here is what the Chicago platform. ish Isles. It wa* mostly South Amcri-. Which both senators now support, says: can and Australian wool, imported by way fff English ports, ami paying trib­ ute, in the way of freight ami profits, wiiboat walling For the aid or conto our English cousins. ■ American flock tuu.sU.-rs have.not only ■rnt or any other nation,"' 3 SetMtora Jones and Stewart were not’ had their market invaded- by incrcasc<l importations - under the free - trade policy of the Democracy and the Wilson bill, but they have suffered in the price of their product The. woo) schedule of the McKinley law went into effect Oct 6, 1890, and the New York prices of the different grades of We arc unalter---------------The free coinage wool in that month were; fine 33 cents aMyoppo zed to mon- of silver bullion, of ometalllsm. which which 20 ounces are per pound, medium 37, and course *31 ha* locked fast the worth less than one cents. In October 1895, under the In­ unce ot gold. Into egsd .tender dollar? fluence of the Wilson tariff law and (he paralysis of hard at a fttlo or sixteen increased importations, the prices one gold dollar, would at once force were; line IS,S’, medium 21X, coarse 23. this country on a Here is another point. In 1*84, silver basts and thus bring a tout the­ nnder a duty of 12*4 cents per pound m o d o ffl A * a 11 ism preclatwl ’ currency. They we not nottnerely "replenish” itwlth Interior on wool, there were 50.500.000 sheep which the sfiverltes agaln.l silver beeaueo H is white In- dollsre. but will deplete It by drl»ln« on the.farms and ranches of this coun­ pretend to oppose. “Gold monometal • It Is also tne poli­ steeaot yellow, but because the tree and . out **“> K00-1 dollars alread.vhhere. try. In-lfiS8, nnder a tariff of 10 cents i a British pol- cy of France. Ger­ Tbe free coinage ot ,llver dollars will per pound, the number had fallen to It is not only many. Austria. Ita­ unilmited coinage of it as circumstances ' ly. Belgium, Sv/ltxer- now stand would be n capacious mis- drl’e out the gold dollars and will re- 41,500.000. In 18»3. under the McKin­ land and other civ­ one-ltell the purchasing power ley tariff of 11 cents per-pound. they ilized nations. Sil­ torlune. Wheno.ee other nations will ” the ” silver and pnper dollars. The had'increased to 47,500,000. On the ver monometallism, enter into aa agreement with our* for of* all which would be the value of tbe Jatfer will drop from about first of January -1896. under the free the purpose of doing what no one na ­ certain result of free coinage at sixteen to tion can do alone—that ia, coining the $1,200,000,000 to $6,000,000. The $600,­ wool clause of the Wilson tariff,, they one. la the policy of 000,000 of gold will-go abroad. hod-fallen tb 38,500,000. China. India. Mexi­ whole silver product of the earth on Thu* Bryan’* plan of replenishing the co and Japan. Are E-uch term* as will insure the continu­ Do lhe wool growers of Michigan the gold using or ance of the gold standard—there will currency will purge It powerfully. If silver using counwant ••nothvr Fun- years of the Wil­ Ses the most en- be no objection from the republican adopted, the government, instead of son tariff Itttv, or <10 they want a re­ hlcned and pros­ party: but until that time comes the creating dollars enough for the people turn to the system of protection For perous and worthy of being Imitated by power of that party will certainly be to do business with, will take away the wool? Americans? good dollars they have now and leave The platform on which Bryan and We demand the This Is a demand exerted to the utmost for the prevention them with an inadequate number of in­ Sy wall are running for I’rcrtd'cnl and and unlimited that stiver worth of un experiment that would inevitably ootnase of both nil- only 52 cents shall result In the substitution of poor money ferior quality. vice-president deelat^s ugaiust any be declared equal vet* and xold'at the Nevertheless there are people who are uresent less! ratio In value to a gold for good money, and the infliction of im­ change in this tariff. The platform worth 100 measurable Inas and misery upon the ignorant enough to applaud when this of sixteen to one. dollar on which McKinley and Hobart :#rv without waiting for cents In face of the quack doctor from Nebraaka holds forth, the aid or consent fact that the rest of country.—St Louis Republic. running declare* iu favor, oi a return on the virtue* of his currcncy replenish­ af any other nation. the world refuses to to the protection system.We demand that the Join In establishing ment nostrum. What tbe currency Which will yon have? standard silver dol­ an arbitrary ratio The between goldbug —r- difference —;---------------— — the - o --------- o need* is for him to keep his hand* off lar shall be a full le- between gold and not Injrot water nnd drlrt out ”al tender, equally silver It li also a anti Ute aUrerlte In cODtem^fatiug Ute With gold, for ail demand for leglsla- certein upheaval la that while the blood.—Cblcago Tribune. Hbta, t 1 o n making debts • Io one yenit. e (ctn,..., ,ht , • ------------------------- ry contracted on a IUC- former claims It to be unnecessary and ortaUt Wilson Inw .1 uhlud lhe i-'i|nrtatlon of cent basis payable uncompenented disaster, the silver lead- j Ilryaw on the Wann. in 52-ccnt dollars. It era Inatet that a penlo would only be a , The altuaUon In which Bryan now bar iron: tl destroyed the rollon tie inU> a frank assertion In favor of debasing neceesary evil, that It would “terra the ani1" hlmteU la unique In the political dnatrv in lids rouulrv and closed up t h e currency by the factor!, s; it about doubled the |inadopting the cheap goldbug righL” anti that the good to *nnnlH of the united States. He it do­ silver standard. It th e country to come from the adoption ^rted by nearly all of the great demo- poruot .led inirote. Idonnu. etc.; it inmeans’that one-half of the silver standard would be so great cratic the imports ot tin plate: and newspapers, and by a strikingly “ “ “ ‘ * “ J ' ’ ** ’ *~ of the property of large proportion of the ablest demo­ though lhe Iron nnd steel schedule wan the millions of cred­ itors of the country ent commercial and financial structure cratic leaders. The popoiiaja, disgusted n..’: infa.ssl to the extent of th, shall be taken away from them by law. and the cosequcnt long purely*!* of by the discourteous treatment he has < -i .l.de and the woolen mid worsted and that If the all? trade. The present depression of values, given their candidate for vice president, vhedidr. ret the imports were fnercas. verites are success­ In romm.in with all ful they will bring cancellation of orders, and unseason­ ere on tbe eve of a gigantic revolL He rd t-.l.dtxmixl. on a financial panic able stagnation of businesH leave, un­ la discredited in. his own state, and re­ liln.ifX.ss Ibis great industrv. in wlfich by threatening in­ vestors with the loss happily, no room for doubt as to the pulsed in the great Empire state. He p|..'.utl.ly ...er half atnilllonof ciu, pen of half their capital, accuracy of the general forecast of the has not dared to invade New England, p.e are directly or imbrvelly iatei esled thus forcing them to has lamp cripplefl un i II.,. consuming call In all tnair loans. result of silver success in November. So where the voice of tbe people is to be In one respect at least the Chicago the-question arises: Are you willing, heard In September. He is without per­ sonal following. His arguments have silver dry goods merchants, to wind up platform to to be commended. It i* a stmightout flee la ration of revolution­ the business ci rtfus we have been having been overthrown. His statemeptc arc । Jtnilc. ami ary doctrines and repudiation princi­ since 1893 with a greet, big panic that discredited. - He is a political prophet or . t country --------- , — ples. Everyone who support* it will would be Ho respecter of persons, but without honor in his own vf our Ahligniiohs and >tj,( would squeeze goldbug and Bilverite im, ® n y ot ^er. He is plainly waging a losknow ju?t what be is voting for, and tbe American people will have only 'partially? A vote for Bryan 1* u vote far ’nff oontoaLtund unless all good signs be will be defeated at the polls In tn.iksm is ahorv party. u«M National tbemaclves to blame if they are fool­ a panic. Who among you are willing to honor dearer than any parly name: tab enongh to indorse a policy which cast such o vote?—Dry Good* Econo- November next by u majority more orerwhelming even then that which en- H»v rnrrenry and credit nf lhe govern­ would bring widespread ruin and pov- miat. ment are gnod now. tm<l innst U- kept — — — — — ■ ■ gulfed Greedy and the democratic partv •vrty a cd end in national bankruptcy . 1’ ’Sra-BBrltagtem (VL)Tre. Prire. ’ Sno-f forever.- WHlium M.-Kitd.-v, Satand dishonor.— Whiduen Graham. the American farmer’s vote. It will ■— -----------------------Unlay, July 11, ixyn. be cast on the rigtrt aide of tho great ' EFCandidata .Balmer will have seme l-iuler the stlmuktM of the mtgtr ft age earner? Vote for free qumtioM that are to be settled in thia difficulty ia establiebing a parity betonntfaft provtdml for bv Ute McKinley tariff act the maniifae’tnre nF beet __ _.... million* of dollars ot extra »tead atrike, in which herontended that «ncr-ir in y of the reduced purchasing large owners in silver mines in 1874. They are large owners in sueh'i mine* now. Does this account for their change of attitude? if so who! weight should their present utteranecn have with the public? THE WORKINGMAN. There are 24 gold standard chantries in the world, and eight silver atkndard countries or groups of countries. Of the latter the Central American states are small, and-in China and Japan all other conditions of life are different from what they are in this favored land. Russia, Mexico and Peru are the nrarcst civilized of tl>e silver standard countries, and. Mexico Is a very near' neighlior to us. From reports made to the state department at Washington a table df the average weekly wages paid tn different classes of mechanics and laborers has been compiled and is puldishcil as official. From this table the following figures are taken: Than bacauae ot the work fi^if pbnjcuo tL.t l, n. -U- 0 ta baUdtap ,p by ' n«r. urnlc, Mood pnrin., * Ilk, Hood',Ssriamrill, Fr,t. * Uw to Jm. .1 ’•-t’'*. work, nervousness, Hioomod. bare <oUnd reU-lJ Hood’s Sarsaparilla Turin.., Tbe On. Tro. . Hood’s Pills^^^x- iicigc, Kalama::: ktoi . 0 timetable In Eflf-e! M&yffl. 149$. Central Staniianl Thue. Stations. Cnicago.......... 11 X-. lu |M. •M k>: P2 i; Katamazpo Lv. Rast Cooper Riehlan* Janet, oa.ifahanU^?**171-11 MDo.. Drthon......... Cknttrdato.. 8boitz.......... Habtixju... Ccau Grnire n<MKUM!ld Wfvwtbun i t* Ions. sbrtM. •i-anfl Rapid* Detroit WoodianC ... Coat* Gfove aASTI.Ml' EbuRx.*.. .. r’«Wrrrli»U’ PvUou Mim........... talftake tYorfcviih-, ~ ’lUchiaad Junction on oimad <m!v Agrat* tiant Vgt.»l Train’ at Flag SUticins a* Mx*n m they can h* . seen. to the r«snp«nv.wt:n reserve tht ri?L: tueiutnre jbe Ume of such tndu« withuut »niee No < will wait *1 Wimdbur) for pa’senjw tml« No. 1 and Freight -No. <’.» on D. L A X K’r. No. 6 will wait at Richland Junction until si rival of No « on <;. J. A M RY. * lURXMtr must be st Depot al leiwt 4 rolnuto before leaving lime nl tnun*. »o Hist Ajwr.tJ ■ may hare time to dwelt It preberiy: otberwbt It mav not jm forward until next irato. Jab. H. DawtaG. H. C. Pnrraa; L Skboxast Gen’t Manager. GnIP.ftT.Aa*®1- Mexican International Railroad V Hy I ‘tassla. EAGLE UA«O>«. PASS ROUTE Unite.’ Suie> ‘21 »| Peru .. Me, ivo............. rn wi I Huiwla. iCumtia. United Mexico 4 STANDARD GAUGE STEEL «A1IA •i- 10 • .AXTEIUtKS. . ,-»j 141 Peru I ituhwi, THE SHORT r, DIRECT LINE FROM.. .. Unlit I SuiIvh :t*-njivru . ” *> i KumkI* tkawstkuh. rl-J mi Fora... Detroit, Toledo, Chicago, St Louis >« mints in ,-d »I| NOBTiirnx IJWSTS » th* Interior of the MI XU A3 J**1 I •r.UI’.SMl to the _ Nv.ii n I'R ■ K 1UKM. I’litUM * ‘' i Russia.. CITY of MEXICO tixsmiths. htMl offer, more altract rr. «<-nrl»k or rretewr th*’’ »” J T»arer» i» a r-iintn ’’“nW/L, u.d ct tie AM wttB Ai clrel - to G‘ «’** MtMilen’.nuifc srd the Axtff- Mcuiru - sqviFMEXT vJt!U Et.oon Pullman Palace Bullci Sleeper SAN ANTONIO TO in a depreciated insing power'.of tmrriean m paid ;; reha.sing power of •an want to come 'f the Mexican for ilther nw.T.1, h, u> lhe other. Is II. banishtiMni .>f Hull which is orer-llamilt.w.. MEXICO CITY .. t.-v-Wilh “rll,cr* frorn the north ■ mrt <*»’ Fw iftjtartnatinncorm"uJ' y«« Tim- tohl<-s»n<l . U1p'> a* •** HmuSw tutermortUte u‘’ dress. w. G. NEIMYEK, C. K. DUNLAP. rapidly falling off. ,, �j.as.ings Banker Thursday, Sept. 17, 1896. . , S-m Uu, ^und. and cHiub to the seat ’ i b. dr np ayk, and one or twootbem had jotaed • »d kn, Loring, who Skrt — 1 v “"rpnfc7 to ODsrrve how rapidXI the other convey^, COOK BROS., Proprietors was fn-r ' rvW i ’ W,d’ *°°n “ ■he the dri*er- after s look over der* p,ied biB wh,P the ‘"ck, nlmreMo tto’tT’”’ U*’ '"eon- evident intention of giving her a ciuuw. I dT" fr°?‘ U,e <rt b,r puS^t ’ ,^ hon*o(»*'«l inure A few hundred yard* showed him thc hopelessness of the contest, and, with ’Ln ’ UU ,n®' anrU>lnir hannstffvc courtesy nnj pet hap. a shrewd ffuess that his own wheels would be the safer by allowing the stranger a generous share of the road, he pulled road roJv , ,Jon^ Lad U;e । his vehicle well out of the way as she ■ Don t be alarmed. Mrs. toring ” -M hwin ,or n One P,ace- she saw a 1 sped by him. She caught n look of cu­ riosity on his face us she turned in her p. unlng that nobody knew more ubJut seat to watch her swift progreg^— thu mutter than .he did. -rj,, ho^ There just the tinge of excitehave probably «,artel tor hate while ntenV in the ride to make her forget T T °" K° «»»bt sigiit oTthh ont °f !• for u time the sorry cause of it. The he I! be along iu an hour ar bo." coolnesrf of approaching evening was t She tried to a.k more qne.tlon.. But upon the land, ah bough’.tbe sun was X. !L no one took- the Ume to answer 5^ to to «l^„ bUt “',br'dX “onx-d 1 still well above the horizon, and whnt wtyt k krepin that ! All rtf ll8 were buaQy In.pectimr ■pecting Lhe the I about the place. \’o» * Httle. breeze wns stirring blew in her I wagon and ir« ateeda. iI" ’he convey- । V*1?* beJron<1 gravel she dis-1 face. On she weijt. now Across a plain, : : • no nHstuking* that . wub wa. louden loaded to. to-|x*rhn KrhnpjHi ’— - -------qaartcP - Jf । -’ones. |yInR ,lUcomciouw OR | how surmounting a gentie acclivity, ]' ** |«» capacity. One of‘ th^govable aide- 1 ^“<1- with th« ruts showing now winding along a talley among the i:-irated . my oflice, < *“ ’* “ v. It T, , 1 Imurds Wns। gone, but that was the limit 1 hftr’’ the wheels of u„. WUPTin . h ,low ............. hills, ... • ‘but “ -• always with the .same - •:• washout of sighL -------- ------tevuemnit lwu(wl we wugr,n h:ul I smooth mvtipn. . t* of Pimfoth tones and i damage. —os steady ns it was ”lfs nil plain <mough,“ said I “Th-he rench, tI him, and sho'Xaabte ■ » r”' t weather-stained farm1OJUJAn old* •r.s. y<>t it wns attrachorses become homesick and trotted !'!? "“J* °Mt tbat b<’ htt<l “Upped under' *,pra|n’r b1”" riuw-on her right ■15. everyday sort of way, -vsuiu trotted 1i ♦», . wheelffc 1 , n»„> 3i... ni*»i off. v«rv ywvauiivia, ...Ln. , the .. . .. । “-he remembered She rememberoil 1t hut it It wim was > counted as ........... r r LE?^ 3 ' " hil « J«teH,notsat! !JL\ h “ k ’ au,! b “ ’ .bting’ its owner. Now >bM *** to was wa. una$| .nu-kl.. ro^I ^ki"B. «?> «»■“ he r ‘to dmrp, when clrcugiwith the grnrel he had found. ■ that move, and was 1 road. ■■’■'■ “to, ; --------- . for — better. ~.«w. He4l tiwu be to j ,“^7’.‘“'"•ftoreaad wnu-h hto hororo I ttot-'ev.A glance at her watch showed i/ileulnrly trying, but i waa prospecting tluit. even,wi th-her slow ’ start, she had '• ! nagging At '* ‘this u! - ■ here b<*»v in In *_{>»•* time <,-»•. for supper, _with usplendid - ZSvr ??'ny bhn- "«'<* finally, i eovrk-d I . 4 little more than five miles nt there wns in ' appetite i. striking the path in eft* npputlte from his tramp. bni».n ” • ..... . „.. in 24 minutes. With 15 or 16 miles yet i;viety, -which roused I gtiess that’s about it," said Mrs. iI !pw 11 and trot off homeward .-;mt uiier-uinniT after-dinner nunhalf- ,। Weston, with a sigh of relief. “But it's from" Un,-T trW *° K"t --‘i't.-.n.- to l»c traversed this might be doing too -?;wiuii ■•tiuusi^i much; and on the nest rising grade .u up a window and .. -1 must say. ■ Might os well count from your patient's; but. though she she set herself to the task of .slacken­ j with all her might upon tbe ^oor. H.wurd the.gate, where ■ it a day vested.” ing the speed. There was- somewhat : “ Which is a sin — in New England" । no answer , caxuv from the house. Thea, , stoixl. shading’ her eyes of a struggle lie tween horse and driver, M: ;. th*- liettcr te> peer down whispered - to Miss Gray. “Come, |। in despair.-she came here. Luckily, 1 but-nt last she won. More than once . now, can’t you change your jnind?" | happened along just then. We got out •was tbe test repeated before BiuisettShe smiled nnd shook htr hood. I a Hpring-wugon add brought Jones in— ■ »u’ lb?" I sang but,to I villo-woK reached, but when she turned MiL (•-. •v-Kio oonrsm— rtne-wssreaebe*!, ; Climbing Into the buggy. 1 drove oft. in “ iv™ _g “ b,’° .the nudu «f the ?<»*» h*’«•t,S‘ the true woman she is. hardly Hiram oughter been wishing her aupt's teas and socio! oh- fahering watch told hi-x that htw than 50 min­ ^»nec. thouiffi ii/ though. yon eLn *’)n ; !, "What am *crvauces in TophcUnud trying toresign I 1|IH» utes had sufficed to cover fctit last hajf , xnysdf n dulbaftyrnoOn. ... Tbe to bay lW« thc J,J" it ww to lift him off the of the ’rip. appeared to be unusually slothful, but ground fn>u,“l nnd ’*«>’» into *»«• the wijgdn. «hgoU. Well, Well. he’s I1 A pretty pretty little woman was was sitting ritting on on A little woman been u|f. ’ l»r. Fowlcris doorstep us thc fuirmron. । I let him choose hiAown “ 1q your .v‘,ur office oflte’ .far fur the the laaj, ksj. h halfn pace, pace. and away {** l>r. Fowler's doorstep as the fair nirew ith the team. . we dawdled toward our destination.'^ ,ur’ a,H’ "’hat little jean bo done for •’ eengcr drove up. She hhe mme come briskly briskly ' • op. ’raJ?" "uffe’*‘r P*”***1 to be convalescing ’ h-- n‘ hnH l*. ’v“ <L»ne. It’„s — a ..... fearful injury | to tin- gate, aaffiM, and. rcwuffUfg leaning upon it, Itslis-----. w ww. upvu it. > Ih?«mj lagged. —1 . ------- c» 1: to didn't Ito-p h:s*-V. A*-*Il,i?iritotorib-. but the doctor's visit ue him. I never saw such a niaka of' tened intently to the girl’s brief acfractured bones and torn flesh. Ampu- J count of the accident, mid the urgent : .Ivonbidhlr.gi>:~ ''<nl of hnportnnro-. and half .to Isret place was the ,in hour l“u‘"’<l before I could get away ■ tatlon is the only jhopeito save Iris life." j tfecd off a surgeon’s services. "Mlrat do y<m cutojider his chancel . "But "But the ‘doctor's away," tbe little >:t I might Dud some rrotu the elek room. Then came a alow i pinch near doh ..sou's, | I’r ‘or™’ l,ork •» 'he Weston .residence. I is?" I naked. woman said. “He has gone to Trent, The old doctor slux li his Head dmibt- and I- don’t expect him bock before h.w.rot.lrtOUKlitci to- I 1 drove up to It, Miss Gray cmeiged midnights-I’m Mrs. Fou ler,you know." u. see bin. purti- tor this from my. office, caught sight of me. and [ fully. “lie’s voting, atyl Ought to have n "But can’t uv catch him by tele-­ ■ called to Home one within. A ihouicut t 1 later Dr. thinks followed her, and hur- , tine constitution." he feud, "but it will; graph ?’’ Do’rotby asked a-nxiously. “Is ' If he turns ilpin tb*.* next there no. way ? The case is so desperate. i ried out to the road. . : .rt* J< t ine know of it." ' "For-God’s sake, Morris, come in os thing, I’m afraid.” Isn’t there anything wc can do?" . doctor. Til be glad to," [ Mrs. Fowler shook ber -head. “No." Dorothy came running up to us. ‘1 ! quick as you can," he cried. "There’s sh- an?v .-t <i; and after u porting sur- ■I .been a terrible piece of business." assisted her into the biggy. ■he answered,.regretfully, for she was in :c-hlH’rhood, she reentered jiroud of her husband’s nurgicul skill, ’’ Don ’ t usfe the' whip; he ’ ll go well Reassured as to Dorothy Gray ’ssnfety Irwin the’afternoon fol•by the sight of her, and thrrefore-ready enough without it,’’ I counseled her “I shouldn't knbw where to address a it- duy on Avhieh Jones had telegram, and there’s no train till the “ Remember, he ’ s hard-muutbed, and I to deal courageously with thc fnisforhe aid of Miss Gray in such ■’ tuue of anybody else, I sprang to the late one. Who is in chorge of the ease ■-hi ’n.'but. neither she nor I <'’ ground and followed Bunks into the of­ now’.’" “Dr. Morris—that, is fir. Banks. I •.iccccded in getting an bppor- j fice. There on a lounge lay Jones, supiXMw be is in chtirgv, with Dr. Mor­ luniryho thunk him for his asristanc-?. • his fnce ashen pale, his eyes closed, and lUHi' i.;; un were anxious to prove our , ris assisting him.” great beads of sweat on his forohenil; “Uniph! Dr. Banks—I know ham. . anil Itorothy, as I knew, had his Breathing was heavy and sterto­ The other I don’t." • ghe idm a token of It in the rous, and broken by low moans. IIis Thc lady’s tone expressed very little f 1» trinket, a quaintly carved fight boot.anil the teg of his trousers ’confidence in the surgienl talent, of h:.i ’ :. which she bad picked up had been cut away,, revealing the-llmb Hudneriown. . rips ubroou. ‘ crushed from the knee ilwn into n ■ : bey trips abroad. All things *" “Dr. Banks has u sprained wrist, and wha rather a curious terrible wreck of bon** and muscle, l)r. Morris is a — u — HjM*oialist in a—a— ■ made, ,although r■ I* rvV. the IIwitha —• I ,U I* jogged g fragment ‘WCMV of VF* tbe, —a*'-, tibia W**" •» pronervous diseases,* Dorothy hastened to trading irum tto «kln. explain. "Tiwy united in-sending for Bank..' .-ya caught mine tor an InDr. Fowler.” . ■ -.‘lUk-n to ruppmie hitq to j both of us n-nd tto moaning of “Oh. 1 understand.” saiil Dr. Fowler’s . . won ctH^md, the Uu. look wx-cclmngr.l. wife, amicably. “It is dreadfully un­ ■t3ore .i.r.t rw.’ /.i.., K..1 I . .... • o "it puzzling, but I ' "No alternative,, said be. fortunate that lie is nwuy." . d to offer him money, “The aoouer tl»e better," I added. "Mrs. Fowler, please advise me," said nkl-cept it was’doubt- I Tile senior glanced tit his Dorothy, rotnestiy. “The. doctors nite, rhe proffer might 1 1U.nu # argue, that, un’immediate operation of­ : !x the i-.lternntiye idea of "Tb.ii* puts inc out ot ■ft," said fers the only hpi>v of saving the man’s ■ t some phesent Inter on “except n« I may manage to administer life’. I am scut here for o surgeon. I •aid. ■ : ' r.a-et his approval in cane the aauestbctic. find him gone. What should I do?" Have you ever con­ ■ I the cash'. , up too “TlnrreS nobody else here rd trust ducted such off operutlou?" trouble holding with a cat’s life. Dr. Morse—I mean pissed with no £M“Never. I sa’v plenty of the sort m Morris—must operate.or you will have* ■ n -d-g man. After pd- my student days, but since then— well, "1 -snail rnuciuuci-, riie san!, with a to wait for ipy husbtUHl’s return. Ba^ .. . rurvey ixf the rood, Mrs. I've never pretended to be a surgeon, smile, and then she added, in a.voice so can hardly get to llodnrytown before .-•fully shaking her bead, vow understand.’’ . r ‘.iu, aft .-r .once nxore fn- ’ “Nor. to tell the truth, bnve I. In low that Banks could not hear her two or three o’clock in the morning.” new doubt nssaited the girl. D«w • f-.at.his prolonged absence fact. I’ve always hated to sec. the knife worth: “i am very, very grateful to Banks and I But there’s no question hqre.’’ you. You an- trusting in me. and you. about instruments? inexplicable. 1,’rwwMtlv used. should have then:. «he‘ supposed, but shall not be disappointed." “ Let us send to Bassciville for Fow ­ . u. brought my hone* ami there was the chance that we were to the door/uiu!. somewhat ler. I’ve heard he’e a clever operator.” unpiepored. with suitable appliances. XIV J “He Is: tbe idea ifeid already sug­ i forrook the cool quiet of Whiteie physicians buried'ounwiwp As briefly ns possible she told Mrs. ■ to 1 • gin theijrive to tbe house gested itself to me. But it will mean Fow let whnt wau iu«er tuind. in the room l» wblohi-tto Injured naft <> : th— patienw whom I was four or tire boura— perhaps more. And “Sure enough,” eried thc Ifttle wom­ '! . l-.t Mr. Jinnks’ convalcs- whom shall we send? I’m too crippled lay. making mn'b preparations no welp an. ”1 don’t belie* old Dr. Banks has : . : is injury. Miss Gray wan to be of any nse. and you ought to stay in our [K»vi r tor the grlmeventon f® anything of thc sort. Wrftt not risk remit of which a life depended, t’ot shade of the porch of here." „ llorotb; Groy w:(.driving bri-kly along ‘ it, any wily." “My horse 1» ready, «dd <• I',ow a-r. t he u ny. and. in hopes of iTO IIS CO>TINl’Kl»> tbo BiuwetlvIHc rood. The tack alt*-' h- r to jojn tpe, I crossed YorU messenger." "Why not let me goT suggested Doro­ had undertaken «»« simple, but node the Ires important for that fact; »oe . I . hpuld be delighted, hut thy Gray. Shbhnd been standing behind hart merely to rover mor..- than a »eore I " ; i <; my nunt to see her safe- us oo quietly that we bad forgotten her of mile, iu tire shortett time posibk-. l.i ■ . nil in response to my in- prince. -IVnow the rood," .he went For many girl, of her <u-qualntan.:r th­ ou. -Mid t think 1 can manage the hone \i'.. "You know she is tn take undertaking' would! have been the , tea in • •• village, and her hostess is to without trouble.” easiest thing iningmuMi-l and wit., a •The eery P>'r»n- crk'd 11 • > । I don’t know at just what fore I eouhl utter on objection. Mi" gnad deal of envy she reenlktt the slffU in- m* Shor:eniuB»t»E.tasscnsm3Ji. Shawn bv ot... or twoof her frteffttobo ■ . Il’ dlmlnlshos dancer to lite« . then there’s uo hope for me,” Gray ..nden.to.ulk the elreu.uator.eM tooa.lbns when the moving eauro .m mother u*t child arid tewesber in cttelmid I, grumpily.- “However, T shall better tluu. any of toa It '« «end • ntohing mure weighty than u ehuare to both tlon more (cxvorable tospesey necor^r. ••stroncer utter that; iMfan- eonflnemsM be back in' an hnur or two. I'm»-xi>ect- toy he'll muddle the .tory «o ttot dtoplay prow,as us • whip. Ing I1: Banks to call for my report Fowler won’t be able to make head or Utely tor Irer. she tod roldom heH the gsys a prnmiMent mldwifo Is the beat remedy of the ••:ise. and lie may appear before tail of it." reins over su,thing more my return. If he does, will you kindly runt-” I began. ■•Now. Dr. Morria PkMC .<i0<‘‘ °£ the laxy animal. .«-r«.ltoall} hiredlbyusk him to wait for me? Then, too, if tor ...nt on a spwilto gu..r.ntoe th.t in Junes condescends to drive up with toct.” .to broke In. There I. not the no way eoul.l thro to stortod »< .< a Enrtorwli and reconxir. anted by mid wires and all ladles* who have uwl it BrU™ to tot toluUont his load. : gravel,* and you hapi>cn to gbo.e ot a rwmon why I slow trot, hardly faster than tto ~.to I reoliro whet Dr. Fowler ta to do. Il* sp-ak to him, please be so good as to tor which all ot ■"‘‘T* » preferenre; sad. olttoagh »be l ot triljiiuj tlmt I should like to see him.” operation be will b.re to perform. "If you core to wait a little,” she an­ nit a bit afraid of tbe home. Beshlw. Lalned a very fair itoderstantBag of Die swered, “we may Interview him to­ u. Dr. tonka wya t'dio.yncnu.k-s ot the gether. The team is in sight now." delay; every . moment .Iff preclow. of hsr. her k ao* ledge hud the‘Irn*. looking along thc track toward the I’letoto let me atort nt onceof being for the moat part tb-ore ■ dbawield nEGn.<Yon co., atuita, ol “I don't like the Idea. I protea«». 'licmse of the knoll, I saw Mrs. Weston’u mill .he had not begun tbe journey horses jugging homeward at a trot, but rather feebly in the f.ce^t her en­ without which indicated that tbe wagon they terutr. It bad coma by thia «“>»• end on tbe sbole, they werof»>orable drew could not be loaded very heavily. be hard to deny her anything. to a novice. The erred wro good, though to-X hl. time!, M-ffton" “ "Where’s the driver?” Miss Gray Sere cnd there very narrow, as to aorue ■he went on, “ It to only fair that le. here ano J h|Rhway«: •sketl. “Do you see him?” .tor. tbe r-ree -ip-to. of the kind "Nt>. I don’t," raid I. “Quiet as the ---------.1 be alloweo ■ there wree no .harp P'too™ tram is, it must have got away from ro^re little thing to prove my to shake untrained nerves, ana to .Llr ro far a. she knew, waa utterly him." t°^"r5. todl. go. then." roM I. .hortly; n^nalntol with the rojulto ley"* t One of the boys ran up to tbe aprroaching horses and stopped tbenu bl“ ‘“fX^^toTttotTheabould “ tore. Not to pre— him ot flnto— wa. her plan, for much hatrte obligation, to the ±h. nrenn h«ln .pred '» ,end' . I tortaimy had no F.r the first MM-mlle she <>50” m*°, . totonrot. It W*. totter for them * a 1 i.nrffdv but when sb® good to expect! n,ie to be quit, ae apeert"/ “ (la b -sb. b^11- derail fe|fc hi-, ^.■O^XX’h-lrertyoflbcr - her aunS S 3 A x 2 S Lay your foundation with “ Battle Ax.” It is the comer stone of economy. It is the one tobacco that is both BIG and GOOD. There is no better. There is no other 5-cent plug as large. Try it and see for yourself. 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ADDITIONAL LOCAL Tbe management ot tbe Fair have suc­ ceeded In arranging as fine a program of »ttractioos at-the Fair next weak as has been given in the history of the Society, and if the weather Is fine, there will be a large attendance. From tbe appearance of things now, the different departments will be filled to overflowing with the very beet of exhibit*. Saturday, September 18th, Is the K. O. T. M. field day jjt Bedford, and among the attractions is a base ball game between Hickory Corners and the Y. M. C. A. team from Battle Creek the winners to be played by the Bedford club. There will be other features of Interest, Including bicycle and foot races. Probably many will be present from this city. Lots of fellows out hunting last Sunday. It’s generally these Sunday hunts that The dance to be given by the Hastings gives the" newspapers matter to- fill up fire department In this city, on Thursday Tom Spence, groeer. their columns with "Killed while climb ­ evening of next week, promises to be a Xext week is the Fair. ing over a fence,” etc. rousing success. The boys held a very LandisvL1tt!e Liver Pills. 20c. • Court adjourned Monday until to-mor­ successful and enjoyable dance one year Call on Miss Garn the milliner. ■ row at 9 o’clock, a. m.. whep it will con­ ago and nearly every one attending then A great speed program at the Fair next vene again to finish up the calendar. will be present again this year. They week. There are no jury cases, the jury being keep the best of order and permit no Beeswax Minted at Stirling, Crawford discharged last Monday. rpwdyism at all. A Co’s. While attending tire fair yon are cor­ Major Chas. Hatton who has been in the Children,cry for Landis’ Restorto; 50 dooes «5c. • Awarded •MSiest Honors—World’* Pair, Mouse traps and sage, butter bowls and wagen grease, molasses and peanuts. ,candlmenta and cough syrup, soda and wash tubs, lard and finest extracts (Cappy’aJ Queen Qllvee and lanterns, tbe best Sal­ mon. etc.,etc Pshaw! what’s the use talk­ ing, come In and visit us and we wilt show you around. Big Cook and Little Cook and Herb and George always on band. Cook A Cook. Something new to to be tried at Hudson thia year, and from present Indications it will prove a big success. Instead ot tbe old stereotyped county fair with an Mr. and Mre. John Winkleman visited at Grand Rapida last week. * Miss Celia Ensign left this week for Detroit, her future home. Mrs, Ida McDermol, of Grand Rapids, Is visiting friends In tbe city Hon. Daniel Striker was in Eaton Rap­ Ids, od business, Wednesday. Miss Ethel Dodd, of Canada, Is the ruest of her alster, Mrs. S. B. Wilcox. Fred Church, of Augusta, was the guest of A. C. Fellows several days this week. Mrs. Barker, of Saginaw, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Quaif, in tbe city. C. E. Arnold, of Chicago, is the new man added to the American laundry force. Mrs. Fred L. Heath and Miss Franc Williams were at Grand Rapids, Satur­ day. Miss Lois Marshall, of Nashville, was the guest of Miss Rebekah Striker this week. ' . j Misses Mae. Mitchell and McNutt,, of Alma, were guests of Hastings relative, Tuesday. Rev. Grigsby, Mr. Roberta, aud Heiman Frost were at Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hughes day w Itti Mr. and Mrs. Hale Dr. Suleebd Dimondale, spent Sun­ Kenyon, at Freeport. • W.C. FitzSImmons is al Ionia this week, playing with the Ionia band at the fair lu that city. Mrs. S. B. Wilcox returned Monday from a two weeks’ visit with her parents In Canada. James and John Lambfe, ofSL Johns, were guests of their brother R. W. Lambie, In this city, last week. Mrs. William H. Stebbins has returned from ber visit with friends and relatives at Minneapolis, Minnesota. , CRIMINAL. People vs. Roman Bull, fraudulently disposing of chattel mortgaged goods— continued. . * People ya. Henry Knickerbocker, burg­ lary— gulity. . People vs. Orley Smith, adultery—ac­ quitted. People vs. Julia Ixear—continued. People vs. Orlando J. Easterly.- robbery —guilty." People vs. Charles Furnlss, robberycontinued. People vs. John Quinn, robbery—opntinut-d. . Peoble vs, Horatio Warner, writing threatening letters—guilty. People vs. Charley Sheriff, larcenyguilty. . . People va. David Leppard and Elmer McArthur, ^resisting an officer—nol le prosaed. People v«. Elizabeth Guest, forgery— nolle pressed. People vt. Andrew J. Collins, larcency —acquitted. People vs. Chas Hutchinson—acquitted. People vs. Claude Clifford, larcency. ap­ peal—discontinued, having served time In J»U. .; . The ladles of I foe First Baptist church, will not go on the Ntr ground this year, but will serve warm meal* in the Tinkler building, oppnrite the American House, all during th- -taw. Their .reputation fur getting up good u:«.als is established aud all are asked to give them a call while in the city. __________ Dr. Suleeba. wl‘1 deliver his famed lec­ ture on “Armenia” at the M. E. church Sunday evening. Dr. Saieeba’s thorouah acquaintance with' that oonntry* and bis splendid ability as a speaker will give to all who hear him a rare treat. lecture will be delivered under the auspices of the W. F. M. 8., aud It is expected that all who attend will contribute at least 5 cents, and If posable more. Mito Greet WbkMy, Ot thto dty. toy. Dated Hasttngs. MichSept izd... Um often a \ orj unstaking sign. It generally ’means an iuterior lot of trash, but our induceinentu now are an opportunity that ought to be grasped. We are offering the best values in Millinery Goods.ever offered in the city, aud we have the most superb and excellent line. Our new stock lias just arrived and everything is new aud. of the latest designs and patterns. Everyone vis­ iting the fair should see this exquisite line of goods. CHANCERY <TH CLASS. For Salo. Two houses and lots In desirable loca­ tions. Will be sold cheap if sold at once. Inquire of Fred M. Soule. That Famous clothing house has got to move Sept. 26th and la certainly making prices on goods you should take advan-' tage of If you have to have shoes or cloth­ ing this fall. Phln bought these goods cheap and says he will give all cnstomere special prices this week and next th close out as much of the stock as he can. The shoes will ail be sold at some price as he must close them out. So if you want to buy cheap you had better see Phln Smith, at the Racket. . ; We have got about 75 pairs of the best Itargalns In mens’ and boys’ shoes we had. They must be sold at some price. Phin Smith, al tbe Famous. Mammoth bargains at Lllllpatan prl ces in underwear at Phln Smith’s. He has a lot to close put. . Special sole in gen if neckwear for the week of the fair. All goods sold formerly al 35 and 50 cents will go at 25 cents straight. 1‘hin Smith, at the Famous. If you do not ride a bicycle now it Is so muddy you may want rubbers and Phin Smith bas-a complete new stock, uo old goods to work off and his goods are all tbe twat or be will tell you so. See him at the Famous for mens’ or boys’- goods aud at tbe Racket for ladies or childrens goods. Still they go to Phln Smith’s for ehlldreu’s clothing. Well, no wonder; at lhe price he Is making. We know be buys cheap when he puls down his cash, bat It docs not seem as If be coaid give tbe bar­ gains he dors. Henry Welton ,bought too matiy hata and now Phln Smith Is making the price. See them if you are in need of a hat. See about It. Nearly erer, day there 1, e drey load ot Un ware yoea by tor Phln Smith. It la a wonder what he don with IL But It you will ko up there with your money you will eee. He alres so much, no wonder. He buya from lhe manutecturera. Why la It that Phln Smith can and does sell Indies’ and children’s shoes so much cheaper than tbe resit Well he buys cheaper and sella on a leaa per cent, la the reason. Be mixes It la hard limes and sella aocordluyly. Another new arrlrsl ot ribbon op al tbe HASTINQ5, , A “JUST RIGHT Garment is satisfactoon; any other is an annoyance. Our new wihter CLOAKS, CAPPS.and SHAWLS arc now opened up and you will find them well made as they are fine looking. They are all made for watm serviceable comfort, but at the same time are reasonable in price The wearer of a garment gets but of it only-what the maker puts in, and long service and continued good'looks are in every thread of these garmentsWe urge you,to look them over. L. E. STAUFFER Our Prices HATS. —and everyone should examine them for that reaipn. One muat keep looking to miaa nothing, and the jollieat lot of aomethinga one ought to look over for the sake of economy ia ofiered at —For the ten days Beginning Sat. Aug. apth. h Our io Days orwSftdt.. This includes til <•>' $1.50* ■ $3.00, and ending $3.50- ANuSj-OO you have your choice of . Grades. If you need a fi“e 1,11 store aad by ’ cun cSyffi-w ,1b Terrence Corrigan vs. John Yarger el a!., bill for accounting—stricken John Holden vs. Frank Bailey eL *L. bill to set aside deed and mortgage—goes over. Blw Gnee Blaoeb.nl baa relumed to - 'AC” ft jS term ot office win rxiun- 1./ '« .-*1*** fWtewi alerters .« Frwi... • .J* teo dent 01 the VilM stau» “* •-«« SMSSStt iK1' Bargains in Milli wi 188 VK* OF FACT. . First National bank of Eikarder, Iowa, vs. Henry C. Metzger, assumpsit—counter­ manded. Wesley C. Norris vs. Angus McDonald, appeal—stricken. Isaac W. V rooman vs. City of Hastings, trespass on the case—stricken. Emily Crouch vs. William Main, appeal —stricken. Milo L. Williams v*. Covert O. Freer trespass—stricken. Robert P. Austin est. vs. C. G. Holbrook est.. appeal—continued. ' John Drummond vs. C. K. A S. R. R.— stricken, settled. Mr. and Mn. Freeman Ford, of Hickory Corners, are the guests of Hastings nsllllnfriends and relatives this week. Jry... *? 'or you know Phlu Bert Miller, formerly pitcher for the Smith makes prices to suit the tllMe. Just got a lot ot latter paper and enrelHastings ball team, but now with the Sag­ "P *‘the Baeket llueaa by the looka inaw Inter state tram, is in tbe city. ot tbe price Phln will cell what la Bold. £Wm. Potter will speak to the Irving ‘ “* l0* °' <tr«« kooda McKinley club al the Ryan school house ia graue or goods. Irving township, tomorrow evening?^ LadJeatooklM toe rujHwrs toe the*, Mr. and Mrs. Will Marple and daught­ selves or children will do well to eee Phln ers, Marguerite and Hilda, of Charlotte, Smith berore they buy. ace gneato of Mr. and Mre. Clal. Marple. Haalery; well you must see tbe ntiorn and roods they bare up u> Phln Smith’s Racket store. They are rery cheap. M Kalamaxoo, Saturday, after a weak*, See the dress form eoruett. No one will VUS with Htaliofv trlenda aud relallree, r?? Ptkte but win Batenla Brown returned to ber Smith at tire Backet Oaenlnnlaed weak tub and one coohere, at Chicano, Tueeday morninn, after bottom waab holler tor on. dollar and aeluMvMt with HaaUnn reUllrea and pot MrtV P4U11 no mt U...lrL> 1 Ito, a tree etreet tolr will be bald tMe year ttoSepteaberld, 10. IT and U. Tbe thbeity. tanum xoTu-E Co art Proceeding*. merchant tailoring business for over fifty dially invited to make your headquarters years, has opened an office over, the Has­ at Phillips A Erb’s elore, where you will Confectionary of the finest aud best at tings city bank. It will payyou to call on fl nd a complete stuck of groceries. This h 1 in if you need a fine suit at little cost. firth has an established reputation for fine Cook A Cook's. coffees, teas and canned goods. They can Buy grain bags of Hendershott, oppo­ See his advt. in this Issue. A new time table went into eSect on the show you a fine assortment of glassware; site court bouse.' . Michigan Central railroad last Sunday. they will give you the highest market Barrell salt 65c.. at Hendershott’s, op­ Call and see There is no change of the trains on this price for your produce. posite court house. d ivlslon, therefore we will not have to gat them. ' A fine program of sports and games at The American Laundry will be moved used to going to tbe trains at some other the Fair next week. from Its present location, one door east of time. O. I>. Spaulding has bargains in dress Merchants are now busy laying In their Fred Heath’s drug store, tb tbe bulldipg goods and trimmings. stock of fall goods. Watch their adver- formerly occupied by Mlns Sherman as a millinery store, opposite Hams A VanHave you any beeswax to sell. Stirling, tlsemts In the Banner. He who don’t Crawford A Co. want it. advertise and solicit your trade by inviting A rman’s grocery, tbe first of next week; No better place than <0. D. Spaulding's y ou to call and see him—don’t want it which will give the proprietors better and more room for their largely Increasing to buy ladies’ capes aud jackets. very bail. b uslness. They are running a first class As good a lunch as any Fair visitor We fit shoes so that they afford comfort laun dry in every respect and judging from would ask for, at Burman A Marple’s. —and as for baby’s feet we pay special their present-business the people of Hast­ Welsser' Bros, have placed an advt. In attention to them. Train the baby’s feet I In the way they should go aud It will al­ ings are thoroughly appreciating the this issue of the Banner, on local page. work they turn out. ways go to our store to be fitted. To’cure obstinate cases of constipation, • . Wooley A Bronson. PERSONAL MENTION. take Landis' Syrup of Figs; 50 doses 25c. What arc the Banner’s advertising Two good base ball games at lhe Fair Jack Rich Is soriously ill. columns? They are tbe buyers guide. next week, between Romeo and Hastings. They are tbe truths in black and white of Charles Clark spent Sunday at Eaton 'Children, youths, adults, and finally tbe whom to look to for good honest values. Rapids. whole caboodle, can find tablets, pencils, Read them; you can speud your spare time Wanen 3peox> Nashville, was in tho drawing paper and stationary at Cook A to no better advantage. city yesterday. Cook’s. J. S. Goodyear has placed ap adv. Ip Miss Effa Simpson, of Nashville, is vis­ Burman A Marple set up a 10 cent lunch this issue of the Banner, which will be iting in the city; that ia better than lots of 25e meals, Try found on 5th page. His new line of car­ M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, was in them during the fair, one door east of pets, capes and wraps of all kinds should the city yesterday. Banker office. , be inspected by you before you go home C harlea Weissert and Ed. Evans are at Hear Hou. Willis G. Emerson, of Color- from the fair whether you wish to buy or Detroit, on business. adao, at the opera house, this evening, not' Mrs. McNaughton, of Battle Creek, vis­ under the auspices of the Young Men’s Great closing out sale limited to 30 day> Republican Club. Assignees closing out sale at less than cost ited In Hastings this week. See Miss Sherman when you come to of the entire J. C. Farrell Clothing & Call at ouce the fair, and ouy < hat. Sbe now occupies Furnishing goods stock. ■rooms directly opposite Phillips A Erb’s while the best bargains are there. P. T. C olorove , Grocery store. ; • Assignee. Tbe hose team is practicing everv even­ /*The wool boot factory at Hastings ing and are getting in shape to attend tbe cibsed a week ago to give the employes a big tournament at. La Porte,' Indiana. much needed rest This is one of tbe XJctober 7th and Sth. Come emt and help the management art most prosperous manufacturing insUtuthe debt that is resting on tbe Society, I ons In the state and runs night and day during the whole yearVFreeport Her­ and another year will see one of tho great, ald. / uet Fairs In the state. Thc band concert on the street Saturday Mrs/E. Stewart, of-Lansing, has rented the rooms over McOmber Bros; and will evening was tbe cause of a big crowd of 8oob ba prepared to do dress-making for people being down town, notwithstanding tbe unpleasantness of the weather. The >11, who desire her services. boys are play ing some pretty music, and A stock of goods without advertising is are getting in shape to dlspnese sweet tike a gun without ammunition, there Is strains into tbe listeners of tbe Fair visitors. nothing to make It "go off.” The Banner We visited the cabinet shop of Owen has some splendid ammunition. Lowden thls week and were surprised at Hicks predicted all kinds ot weather to the amount and high class of work he ia visit us the first of this month, but we turning out. He reports business good, ’«8em to have been let down rather easy, and well it should be considering his dais or else Hicks didn't know this time. of work. It you need anything in cabinet If you havn’t yet tried any of that fine or wood work it will pay you to call upon coffee and tea at Phillips A Erb‘s, Just call him. «od get a sample of each. One trial will Busby Bros, propose to be able to "convince you there is no better sold. accommodate all patrons, who may call on The city bakery is the place to get fresh them daring the fair. They will have the home nude goods same as your mother services of an extra barber or two and will vsed to make. be In shape to dd your barber work with­ *~J. P. Benkes, Prop. out causing you to wait. They have the Squirrels are reported quite plentiful by latest style In hair cutting aud In a strictly the hunters,but other game In season quite up-to-date shop. scarce. Quails are said to be numerous, Phln Smith will vacate lhe store now also, but are still under the protection of occupied by him as a clpthlng store one door east of Stirling, Crawford A Co., the We leant that Dr. c. W. Mixer ba. latter part of this month, and Morrill A veer .nceesdtuHjr removed a cancer from Lambie, clothing merchants, will move * the upper Up ot bla ratber-ln-lav, Major their stock of clothing Into tbe same abou t Baum. Hut baa been trooblloc blm Lor October 1st '■ about three year,. . Tbe following flag days appear for tho Tbe Great Syndicate ebon, which ex- remainder of September and the schools ■ btolted lu Baatlnm come time ago came to of tbe United States expect to observe tbe Rtter at Leeionla, Ohio, where the United same by hanging out old glory from every ^8Utoa Prlnbnit Co., M eiadnaatL levied school building: September 17. 1787, ’toRtbe animal, end everything with tbe adoption of the U. S. constitution. Sep­ -antoolxallon to Mtlary a *10,000 claim tember 17, 1868, battle of Antietam. *r printing. September 19,1881, death of James Gar field (half mask) Church a.Ml Wonay. P. T. Colgrore left for Covington. Ky., Usual *arvtoaa at Um Presbyterian Tuesday erenltur w the rtand lodre KhlfbU ot Fythtea ot church. that state. Preabyterian Y. P. 8. C. E. to be led by Mr*. Bert Armstrong, well known to Cbas. Button Sunday evening. many Hastings people, Is reported yj terBev. Sherwood, 'of Waterford, will louslv ill at her home ih*Bowcu« Mills, preach in Reed's ball Sunday momiug with no possible hopes of ber recovery. and evening. All are cordially invited. Louis Goodyear returned from Bay View Monday night, and rill spend a few Tbe Emmanuel Y. P. 3. C 1. wiM bold days In Hastings before returning to bls an Informal rerepttoe at the Pariah Houm*, schoolmaster’* chair. in Allegan high Tocaday evening. September 22. at 7:80. All lateiwted. ht the work are cordially school. Invited. Bev. Thoc. Cot left yesterday mornink On Wednesday mnraiog Rev. Cox left for Laming, to attend the M. E. annual Lansing to attend cotrference. He Conference. Rev. Cox’, friend, hope -tho for whl return, however for the services of power, that be” will ordain bla return to next Sunday, and will preach hi the morn­ ing. Dr. Suleeta will give an address on till, city for another year. •-Armenia" in the evening. in our gtore hit, look these o«r before the stock broken. C. H. OSBORN & Co. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-09-24.pdf c60277a32023383849f06a37e9ec26c2 PDF Text Text CIRCU- * » ( largest i lation of any.n^ taper IN county. Hastings Banner. VOL. XLI. NO. 21 HASTINGS, MICH, SEPTEMBER 2a. 1896. Published Tburxdavs by 1 1- COOK • BROS.. •« HABTIHQS. MICH I CORRESPONDENCE. | i -THAT Coffee Is Cheaper If you don’t it’s a do not buy Coffee of us. fer you a jriiolcs .-nient that they become when you have once WHOLE NO. 2154 (Hastings Banner. DON’T YOU KNOW sign you We ot- Coffee for 20c as good as formerly sold at 25c. Coffee for 25c as good as formerly sold at 30c. Buy of us and get the worth of y^ur mqney. We have now Koodkin. A cold wavq has struck us but «h yet has done no damage. We have h«i two light frusls but uoi hard enough to do any datnage. . Mrs. J. A. Baughman ha* gone to Daylstown. Ohio, where she will moke lier future home. It is reported that our oar factory will soon pack up and remove to some "Other place. . AL Whitcomb bat returned from India­ na. Where be has been to look up a loca­ tion fur flip oar factory. We have nut heard of the result uf ills trip. Mrs. Fred Jordan Is very sick but-isimprovlng. z . t • A large number of Mrs. Baughman's friends gathered at the Rogers boose on Thursday nlghi and gave her a general surprise. Each lady present brought a block for a quilt, sixty-one In alL '.The blocks were presented by Mrs. Vande. walker, wlin Chose words appropriate to the occasion. 1 , Dr. Waddell, of your place, was in our village on Monday. Chartre Rowlader will soon move to our place where be will continue to purcba.-e stock. Judge Cleu:eM Smith was in cur village Wednesday of last week. ; Hicks hoi struck our town and so ha* a cold wave. . . E. Snugs and tamlly. of Muskegon, are spending a few days with woodland | fFiends By carelessness we neglected to mail our items last week until Wednesday mornlug and see that they did not creep into the paper as we had hoped. Bnrt Miller was Iu town a few days last The first frost here came Saturday night. Fanners are still busy getting in their wheat, having been delayed by the heavy rains. Mrs. Will Cooper, of Delton, is tbe gdest of her sister Mrs. W. Fisher. Dr. Bak, of Lansing, was in town Sat­ urday. Mrs. Stonechest, of Kalamazoo, spent last week with Mrs. Chas. Barber.. Mr. Martin has rented the blacksmith and repair shop of Isaac Rickenmore and will carry an the business as heretofore. Minnie Flower spent several days in Augusta last week. B. and W. Fisher attended the republi­ can speech at Richlaud last Tuesday. . , Ray Gilbert hgs returned after spending several weeks in Iz-'mldas. Chas. Fisher went to Grand Rapids Monday. Morris Brown injured his hand io a windmill quite severely last week. Master John Dwight, of Gull Lake, started. for Boston Monday to attend school. Our teachers have received and dis­ tributed tickets to their scholars for the Hastings fair. W. Plainwell and wife attended the fair on Thursday. We were sorry to hear that Shirley. Smith had got home. -Can ■Can’t you j ou persuade’ him to take another trip? TISING MEDIUM IN BARRY COUNTY. ... Maurice Sterill and family, of Chicago, who have been gue*^s of H. J. Flower, went to Galesburg, Wednesday, and from there to Marshall to 4pend Saad ay, from ts»nce home. School is progressing very finely under V . Backus’guidance. Also very favor­ able reports are received from the North Star district where Miss Frankie Woodard is teaching. Mrs. B. W. Johnson and' family' are visiting Middlevn’** friends. Miss Flora McCallum, a former teacher in our schools here but now esKhier of a. carriage company in Elkhart, Ind., called on a.few Milo friends as she was going through to Kalamazoo on her wheel, Sun­ day. . Most of our farmers alii finish seeding in time to take in die County Fair, -if no more rain prevents. Dr. Jas. Elliott, of Hickory Comers, was on our streets. Monday. Homer Flower and wife visited at Sidney Dunu’s. Galesburg,- Wednesday and Thursday. ■ Tbe Flowers, Johnson. Williams and Thorpe families held a picnic at Gull Lake, Tuesday.last. They speak very highly of the beauties of Wild-wood resort also of the kindness shown them by tbe proprie­ tor Frank Humphrey. endeavor to correct the Influence, If bad, or to assist, if good. 10. A nervous pupil wfll more abowL You must be considerate, mi d and cau­ tious In his management. 11. Tbe lymphatic pupil is stow. Har­ ry him all you can. IS. The stubborn pupil is an aaaoyanoe. Don’t notice it and m soon as be finds that you do noL he will atop being obstinate. 13. The sanguine pupil l.kre life and gaiety. Do not repress him; be will cheer you nr, 14. Secure the friendship of the bilioaa temperament and you will have a good friend. • ' I 15. When you have determined bad traits in a child,-endeavor to correct them; thus you may change hi» temperament. The Department of Public Inatruction has issued a “Michigan Manuel of Child Stndy" which teachers aud parents may have for tbe asking. Address, H. R. Pat­ tengill, Lansing, Mich. v ; It is hoped that this manuel’ may mil more careful attention to tbe subject serve as a guide for future work to earnest educators. The old plbncers of Barry county, met nt tbe court room In the city, on Saturday, the 19tb, being an adjourned meeting from the 12th. Tbe meeting was called to order J From to to 30 gallons. Bom. to Mrs. Ruth Campbell, on the by the president, Hon. Daniel Striker, at . vveasey. 17th, a boy. 10:30 a. nt., and tbe chaplain. Rev. A. Delayed tetter. Arcliy Anderson has purchaw*d the tim­ Wakefield not being present, prayer was Heavy rains have retarded wheat sow­ ber on the land known a* the Warren offered by Bev Taylor, pastor of Emtnaning. !»•* P. Flowers made a business trip to Williams forty and will cut the same im­ ' url church, in tbe Vity of Hastings, after Bookca^e-Chiffoniermediately. Hastings Monday. which the.minutes wire read and approv- . Writhig desk. West Cressey school commenced Mon­ . Moxes Seebur and wife, of Rutland, ed. The report of the historian, the Hon. were guests of D. L. Northland and H. Clemeut.Smith, was then read, giving the day with Miss More as teacher. names and number of deaths of old pio­ Mrs. Mary Barber Is again quite sick Mosher last Saturday and Sorutey. Mrs. Nestell. of SL Johns, has been neers in the county for the past year. Tbe s.' in so many ways and is under the care of Dr. Mower, of spending a few days with the families of number rrported was seventy, the report Rieliland. fiist : - iuti spensable. OnlyactBrnj. Wait.is preparing to build a house D. L. Northland, M. Waldorf! and other I one year ago being 94. These figures tu’-r pectipn can describe to you retail yes.' plainly tell os that the grand army of on tin; Gull Road. capita! (urhitnec idkas, the merits Mrs. Jonathan Fox was quite sick for a Barry ooouty pioneers are falling “thick There will be a chicken pie social at few days last week but is better now. and fast like autumn leaves; and the sons John. Barber’* Friday evening. of which cai> be learned only by and daughters of-old pioneers will soon l.uht Friday night Adam Wayland living Qulmbjr. evpericnce. > . have to take tbelr places. After the re­ south and west of thisolace lost two barns Mrs. Bachellor and son C hades are vis- port of the Uktorian. came a very interest­ \V- havd a new line of Rug Charles Grozlngcr ik teaching in the which caught fin* from a Irolt of lightning Eupcr district. * . . log paper by J. J. Hendershott, giving a ami Carpet Rampies and our Furni­ that struck between them setting troth on iting friends In Detroit thia week. Gns Reid and wife, of Dowling, visited very full aud complete history of tbe pio­ Many of our farmers haVe not sown fin-. , ture assort inent includes every. neer township of Irvlpg. This report was their wheat yet. On Thursday last Sept. 40th at 8:30. friends heYe one day last week thiog. up-0 date- at the lowest E. 1). Reid and wife spent last week at listened to with much interest and might Watte A Rowladt-r shipped hogs yester- o’clock a. ui. al the residence of the bride’s posible pn'^s; well be tairn as a guide by tix»*e who are d"We hear that Rev. Vandewalkkr will father D. P. Flower, Mi.-s Lila and Horace Wall lake. Frank VanSyckle and wife, of Battle to write-up ilie histories or tbeir townJ. Gilbert were united In m»rrlage. Rev. remain with' us another, year. i’eatllng officiating. Only the members of Creek, visited Jr lends at this place last sbipe kn tbe future. Very feeling remarks were made on the paper read by tbe Hon. The young week. Albert Barnum''will soon.move Into hlB the family were present. The aaw mill at this plus Is running Geo. K. Beamer. one of tbe old pioneers residence lately purchased of S. couple started immediately for Chicago of Irving. Tears gathered In bin eyes as where Mr. Gilbert Is in business. Tbe with a full force of men. Schantz. — The Quimby ball club and Macomber tbe recollections of by-gone days were bride was born and has always lived here, furniture Dealers. will play ball at this place Saturday fore­ wafted back on memory’s wing to hts Woodland. where she will be greatly missed. The ‘ ibjdniqK noon. . . . ’ . ■ youthful struggles, and finding himself good wishes of all go with them. may include a good deal more than I Delayed letter. We had a heavy ruin on Saturday after­ standing almost alone now, -his compan­ Orangeville. Quimby. the master wots of. Perhaps we noon. A new commer at Wm. Crawford’s last ions and neighbors of other days gone on •lly attended day Delayed tetter. The Rebekah plchic that was to have oc­ before. On motion of C-ester Messer the have such as tricky boys most de | week — a 12 lb boy. Also a buy bom the Elder Osgood prearhwl a very Interest' ight calls find us or.light. old officers were re-elected tor the ensuing light in,’and we certainly have ev­ curred on Saturday was postponed ou ac­ ing sermon at the school hous* last Sun- | :20th at W. Rose. count of tbe rain. at Ford's Frank Saddler had the misfortune to get year an follows: day eve. erything desired in their linehy the LH. Smith wri In Jackson ou Monday, Pres.—Hou. Daniel Striker. . one of his horses badly hurt in k barb ­ j. N. McIntyre an-l wife spent Sunday Vice Pres.—W. W. Hampton, most severe and exacting of peda­ on legal business. wire fence last Monday. Mmi J. A. Baughman tins her goods with friends in South Hastings. Sec’y.—D. R. Cook. gogues. Abundant and convenient The free silver people here are not feel­ Mn*. Emilia Cole, nt Thomapple, spent Historian—Bon. Clement Smith. packed and will soon move to Ohio. ing well of late. Perhaps they have heard supplies arc the teacher’s best Ex. Com.—Mrs. Clement Smith. Miss y A tramp blacksmith and wife allowed up Sunday with hirmis at-this place. Sumner SponaOle and wife spent Sun­ from Maine. helps, and a guaranty of progress in our village an Saturday. Th«y were Kone Goodyear. day al Maple Grove. The meeting then adjourned to meet by his pupils. We, in our way. dressed well a nd.,took board at the hotel, Mrs. Graves, of Rockford, is visiting at again at 1 p. m Met persuant toadjcwm* are assisting the perfection of mod­ but on Tuesday they became u minus Mr?. John Caxteteln. ment; was called to order by the presi­ quantity and left board bill behind. Miss Emma B idle man is working for ern educational methods by keep­ (Conducted by Ml«* Flora J. Beadle. County dent. The choir sang “America,” many of Perry Humdcker Is making a fine Mc­ . . Coin mist loner.) the audience joining, after which the pres­ ing a complete line of school sup­ Kinley A Hobart banner’Yur Wm. Fitz­ Mrs. S. J. Bidlemau. Irving Gaskill want* a good eoak as he ident urged a better Interest to be taken plies, as well as all the necessities, gibbem*. says he is getting tired* of keeping old Child Study. by the members of the association, which We hope they will stwn begin to shovel of the place* of business and the Continued from third page. _ would mahe the meetings more Interesting I free silver so we can replenish our slock, batch._________________ elegant accessories of private cor­ '-jlhe republican speech at the town hall Howling. In last week's paper we made the as­ and profitable an well. Next followed the pioneer history of tbe township of Yankee sertion that a description of a condition In The recent heavy ralus has delayed ‘ on Thursday night wai largely attended, respondence. the crowd being so large that many could wheat sowing considerable as some of "the sometimes taken for an explanation. The Springs by the Hon. H. A. Goodyear aud miud of Hie teacher spontaneously desires Mr. Trask, one of the pioneers of nald SIGN OF THE ELEPHANT. not get In and were ^omihjlled to stand at wheat ground Is under waicrt Earnest Warner Is slowly recovering an understanding of the cause, but accepts township. These papers were InteresttaK the open windows. Everybody, listened attentively to the aud will be able to be up in a short time. a vague and general description, of a con­ but not as full and complete an might be Mr. Sliuitz has been plastering Mr. dition, always erroneous. to. a greater ur wished. Short speeches were then made arguments advanced b) Mr. Thomas and Hook's house; also building chimneys and less degree..as the satisfactory citation of by Albert Warner, of Prairieville, the vice frequently applauded hltn. • the Immediate cauae. The supposed president Mr. Hampton, and Ebeu Pen­ cisteru. On account of the heavy rain last Frl- cause, being so indefinite, cannot be di­ nock. many of which disclosed Ute real day evening, the. Maccabees were com­ rectly attached by the teacher and hence hard struggles, the.joys and sorrows, the pelled to-postpone their chicken pie social the occasion for the feeling of powerless­ sunshine and shadow of pioneer life that ness which is often experienced before; could well be accepted as object lesson-, । uniH-sotne future lime. worthy of imitation, by the sons and J Frank Herrington has mnvyd his house­ very needful cases. SELLING AGENT. For “stupidity ” and “stubbornees,’'In daughters of these hardy, sclf reltant ) hold goods Into tbe fruit drj er.. Jay Smith and company altetided ser­ many cases one wou’d b. tter have substi­ pioneers. After these speeches the choir sang tbe tuted “poor hearing;’’and weakness of vices at Lacey hist Sunday evening. Miss Clara Warner and slater Mrs. Ed mind, "poor eyesight" or "defective vis­ old song “The Old House st Home,” and Telherlc. are- both victims of typhoid ion.” -Defective .senses, disturbed circula­ tltcre was mauy a moist rye to be seen iu tion, decreased vitality from sickness, loss the audience by the memnrieiFtbe song iu- . fever: Dr. Sheffield attending physician. W. R. Ormsbee was summoned to his of sleep, oyer work or lack of nourish­ spired. The lime fixed for tbe next meet­ father’s bed?ide in Pennt-ylvanla last ment greatly effect power and efficiency of Ing is June Mb. 1897. snd we trust that Teach­ every old pioneer will cut this date out week. He is suffering with a stone can­ attention to school room duties. cer on the neck and his death Is hourly ers need ability to Inqtfire Into tbe pos­ .and paste iu some conspicuous place so time may not be— forgotten. Resible aud probable cause and conditions, - that the -------------------------------------expected. Mrs. D. Hook has been the guest of that operate In opposition to rightful edu- j member that every day a gray hair falls to ground, reminding ns •*«» that our hlAorr. u„i cinth First Class Quality Trimmings. High Ci«s» Johnstown friends for the past two cative influences. They should team to ' the------—* — ••*»-**•—- — 8 1X^5£!!»o“.r Work .J L.» IMcf»« ■ weeks. . ■ ■ . 1 counteract wrong tendencies and avoid lan will-record tbe fact that we too bare postal. I will bring samplespassed over to that silent majority. So. / Leu Rice Is making preparations to evil consequences. Teachers should first learn to determine while we yet have health and strength, let • OFFICE OVER build a house on his farm this fall. On Friday, the last day of the fair, the the characteristic*, mental, moral and us meet ouoe each year, and lake one pujo.v... ...v .....................................another by the hand, aud smooth the CITY BANK, Dowling «chool wjll go in a four horse physical, of the children under their care. wagon, and the teacher, M l«s Troxel, will As a child’s men tel Is largely influenced ! pathway of the old pioneer, recount our 1IA9T1M »s. Mich by bls physical. It Is important that some | trials and atruggles,aud bow with patience have the school photographed. . -•— .1-----..A,- . aud perseverance «„ we rnw rose. trininshanl triumphant nt at Mrs. James Boyd went to Toledo last attention be directed to the study of teiulast, and so the story of our expertenco Sunday on an excursion, and attended a perament In this study one must of shall give strength to those who will ootne necessity notice certain mental eharacgolden anniversary of hrr sister-in-law. ' after us. to fight tbe battle of life manfully A. Ormsbee talks of purchasing a farm terlstlns,determined by uutwMrd manifesta­ tions. It is a rare thing :p find a person and with tbe patience and perseverance of I at Lacey. • i hr old pioneer. Don’t forget the date. or a child of pure tempers mint. | It h reported that Mrs. Henry Gaskill D. R. Cook. Sec’y. They are of all grades snd qualities, and and son. of Battle Creek, are victims of □o two alike. It is only necessary to de­ I diphtheria. termine what q'lilities belong to ea.-n At the Methodist church next Sunday child. To do this a teacher must lie I be pastor will preach. In the evening Now we come to the front after a two patient, honest and observing. Study the the subject will be “Observations in the child intelligently, tesclrers. aud you will heart of England. Ail cordially invited. weeks lay off. be surprised at the lac.llty with which,' In John Marks baby Is In poor health. The anilely connected with Emmanuel Ciiaries Barry was called to York State a little while, you on determine eaHi church will lie entertalued. Thursday Oct. child’s nature. Take tlo»e. Study your­ on account of the Illness of his father. 1st. by Mrs. David Goodyear and the • J. and H. Marks are, at this writing. In self. ladles associated with her. Supper served 0. O. Hoyt ^ivo the following helpful Ingham County building fence. in the Parish Bouse from 5 until 7 o'clock. . • G. W. Coats is now able to be on tbe suggestions* The regular monthly meeting of W. H. 1. Pupils that are much all'ke’should streets again. liot be put together; rather,place a nervous Mrs. Bevier, of Lake Odessa, spent part pupil by the side of a bilious or lymphatic held In the church parlors Wrdueeday, Sept. SO, at 5:30 p. A onsal eiwttna ol of last week In the Grove. temperament. James B. Long now goes to Ohio to officers. A full attendance Is das I rad. 5. Better not scold at all; but if you do. visit friends. do .not scold tbe nervous pupils. Mr. Warner, of Hastings, attended 3. Ask the most questions of the ly m­ church here. Sunday evening. phatic temperament. Mrs. Inez Sprague. Free, of Y. P. S. C. 4. Be oolloeled, cool aud firm with the E.. leads ibe ineetlng-Sunffay evening. nervous, sanguine pupil When you say I^ee McDonald has sold his property. “No" stick to IL Now we are minus a blacksmith. 6. Study the motive of the apparent stubborn pupil Lead rather than drive. IIInda Corner*. Mbs Smith, of Three Rivers, favored If you are nernras yourself be careful of tbe Y. P. S. C. E. Sunday evening with your treatment of the apparently stubborn THE THE LEG. lymphatic boy or girl. some fine recitations. 6. Nervous, reuguine pupils are easily Bert Robinson, of Hattie Creek, Is | spending tbe week with relatives In this excited. In questioning be careful how vicinity. . ■ j you manage them. Give them time to Dan. Hine and wife, of your city, are think. 7. Correct the nervous pupil privately. spending the week with the miters par­ 8. The bilious. lytWphalic. nervous ent* at this place, careful treatment Gain A place attended children require *■. number from . thia BlrtorV T.l» whb .Rm., 4. «. — ~~ ‘ U T flartiMt WltaJ .1 • ] UKM(eii mMJU< T00m,, 15 eordv two or jtirre t rot w-rod Saturday and Stmday. none: 15 cords eighteen inch »uw U. AM-SUBUI ' ....... — ’ John Robinson Is working for Frank WHILE VISITINO THE FAIR CALL ON US. hava brcu at work aiouud the child ami 1 Knquirt- of . 3 Brown, Pltrce, of Brush Ridge. YOU A RE ALWAYS WELCOME^ u>cu H, ..... % , One mibt; have what it is an ann.-.-.;d.. be without. That’s tiie ides of qur combination ' . Stone Meat Tubs, Hams & Van Arman; Renke? & Walldorff, s. Spectacles, Properly Fitted With Glasses. i ua. now. CHAS. HATTON The Globe Tailoring Go Charge For Testing. _CINCINNATI O. Makers of Finest Clothes In America F. R. PANCOAST, absolute satisfaction. THERE’S NO USE You cannot find in these United States tbe equal of the genuine BECKWITH ROUHb OrtK. You may try; you’ll get left. Remember, it's tbe combination of good points that makes the perfect stove. That’s where we get the imitations, they can't steal the whole stove;they steal one thing and think they have it all, but it fails; they build another, it fails. Still they keep crying, good as the ROUND OflK. They are not; believe us. SEE NAME ON Sold in Hastings only by Goodyear Bros. �■■■■ Hastings Banner. GOODS. 0 TF0RM8. Thursday, Sept. 24. 1896. EFFECT OF THE WILSON TARIFF ON THE WOOLEN INDUSTRY. AH’.car u. ItuV SOME OF THE DEMOCRAT AND REPUBLICAN UTTERANCES. . ADDITIONAL IntorMt -- Largely lucrtni .l Import* ED ifOKI AL NOTE> * 1 This paper has already published statistics showing the disastrous effects of the Wilson tariff on the wool rais­ Telling Blow for Good Government and ing industry in this country. The In looking over the battle ground of effect upon the manufactory, of woolen Maine, strewn with the dead and wound- and worsted goods has been almost ■ed pojioernts and populists and their equally destructive, so that there is no shattered paraphernalia, as the smoke compensating benefit. The farmer -clears away, one realizes for the first loses the sale of his wool, and is also time the real extent of the magnificent losing tht> sale of his farm products •victory achieved by the republicans. that would come from the employment 'They have rolled up nearly three of hands in the woolen mills. . Mimes the greateat gabernatorinl pin- i The import^ of woolen cloth for the rality ever known in a presidential ‘ year 1894, the last year under the Mc>ear, as will be seep by the following j Kinley tariff, were 7,869,907 pounds, table: | valued at 87.010,291.. In 1895. the first ReP Pluralig; i year under the Wilson tariff, titey were '.19,’lW <0,070.148 pounds, valued at $25,281,668. il’Ss ‘ 'In woo^u dress goods tiie value of imJ.-,/ 115*441 ! IHirtatians in 1894 was $8,647,258, and 1S78..................................... . 1W (Greenback plurality), S.UE'ln 1005 it was $22,549,483. The value .19,700 । of imports of woolen manufactures of .11.531 all classes for the calendar years named 1K«. ..50,000 was ns follows, the first four' years The average plurality prior to J89«» being under the McKinley tariff, and therefore Ims been a little over 17,000, the lost Under the 5Vilson tariff: -and, taking those figures as a basis for Year. Value •comparison, the gain has been over 33.- IW1............................. l3i.0i0.JM5 <M)0. As compared with 1892 it La over I8«......... ............................................. J7,515.445 JH»3 30.238.500 37.000. .......................... 1«.BM,215 The republicans of Maine have not 1BU5........................................................ tW.25i.3il The large importations have had the •only returned their four congressmen, effect of ' paralyzing the manufacture •as was to have been expected, but they of woolen goods in the factories, both have made them beneficiaries of the east and \vest, in tills country. The general increase, us will be seen by the following from the Keene. N. IL. Sen­ . following tables: tinel, is n fair statement of the condi­ 1SS4. tions that exist in all the woolen goods First district,, Reed... ......... .MB-t KIM •Second .tlstriet * ‘ ct. l>inKley..»W3 about 11.000 districts of the country. It is part of Third district. !. Million...H.527 ™.... about 12.UC0 Fourth dbili:<:t. BuUtclle.jO.M9 :^ute!!=.S,L:9 about 15.000 . an editorial under the caption of .“Sb • \ , They have carried every eouuty in the lent Looms. ■’ “No important business has ^atatc. They have elected a unanimously re­ disastrously affected by the Wilsonpublican senate and 1+G out of 151 mem­ Gorman tariff law as the manufacture of woolens. AU over the country the bers of the bouse. • They hate*cast the largest republican experience seems to l>e the same—in­ ability to cope with English competi­ vote ever known in Maine, while the democratic vote is the smallest ever tion and the consequent closing of the mills in whole or in part, or, if the •known, except that of two years ago, when the democrats allowed the elec- mills keep up their pmiuetion, the profits are miserably small. Onr mills *tion to go by default. in Cheshire county have’ suffered with The city of Bath, the home of Arthur Sewnll, one of' the appendages to the the rest Mill ownershave lost profits, Brjan ticket, cast a total vote of 1,710. laborers have lost work and storekeep­ Hinsdale and •Of these votes 1,310 were republican, a ers have lost trade. ■ gniu of 600. Mr. ScwalUwas beaten in Ashuelot have been struck the hardest his own. ward by 182 out of 242 votes. blow. They were lively places a year Mr. Sewnll was beaten in his own family ago. Now ^heir principal industrial establishments are closed and the “by a vote nf 2 to 1. . towns are quiet beyond precedent The-city of Portland gives Powers, for Everybody in the two villages feels the {governor, a -plurality of 1.937, a gain of hard times and almost everybody -1,451 over 1892. , curses the 55’ilson law. The loss in T8r. Maijlcy. plaj'fully and yet exlabor and wages owing to the depres­ Xdtaatly, asks: ”55’1181 more could. sion in the woolen business is astonish­ 'Maine have done for the cause of good ingly large. In good times, say in the ' government, ‘honest money* and profall of 1802, the woolen mills of the .'teclion?” Nothing more, Mr. Manley. ^Republicans outside of Maine are not of the county, were employing 1,200 hands and paying out in wages about ' unreasonable. They do sot want the 836,000 u month. At present the same -earth. They are entirely satisfied with mills are employing not quite 400 3Iahnp,'both for September and Novemhands and are paying, in wages be­ ’ber.—Chicago Tribune. tween sij,oon and 812,000 a month. In other words, the number of labor­ ers employed and the aggregate , We rirc told by the “Bryanites” in­ amount of wages have been reduced definitely that there arc many'ferrible two-thirds.” . 'free silver centers in the west outside 31van time, the tariff measure, which ^althe distinctively silver mining states; has paralyzed the American woolen in­ but where are they? We wish aomedustry, has hud a revivifying effect on Hxxly would point them out to us, with the Bradfoni manufacturing district in Hhe evidence to sustain the character; England. Here is what the London •■attributed to them. Out west people, correspondent of the New York Trib­ ‘wea-e told that even in Vermont there une has to say on thfe subject: 'were many such places; l^ut they did “The American tariff was changed ’not show up at the late election. Mr. in 1890, and the* Bradford trade .with bewail wm made the running mute of the United States in men's coatings, ’fJryun on the supposition that Maine which had amounted to 36,500,000 iu "was solid for repudiation; but the elec-, 1889, dropped to 82,500,000 in 1891, and tion there dissipated that hope pretty after a temporary revival during the ■effectually. The indications nre that! next two years fell again to 81,300,000 'the repudiation lists are bluffing unconin 1894. In like manner the exports of tecinuably, though' perhaps a less polite stuff goods, Which had averaged $6,000,­ Tfcnn might be used to describe their 000 in 1890, sank to the low level of ^assertions. According to the reports $2,800,000 in 1894. The old and the •that come from our own correspondents new industries of Bradford suffered •«jd those we find in the most trust­ worthy newspapers throughout the' ajike from the McKinley tariff, which ■treat the tide is running the other way' largely increased the duties on stuff ■ummfetakubly and irresistibly.—N. Yd goods and coatings. It was a ]>eriod of profound gloom for the entire district 53un. The reaction came when the duties pn goods for the American market were ' Suppose it to be true that free coin- reduced about one-half in the . Wilson 'MtBJ double tbe price of wheat and tariff. A well-informed specialist •'other food products, where does the whose figures I take from an exhaust­ ■wrorkingman come In. with double ive review of the Bradford trade pub­ •price* for his bread, meat and the like lished in the London Times, states ■taud the same old wage? •.■ that the exports of coatings to the United States rose from *1,275,636 for To Policy Holder*. Do you hol^ a policy in a life or fire the year ended Sept 30,1894, to$6,575,352 in 1895 at a correspondting date. ■<nsurancc Company?' Vote for free coin­ age and you vote to reduce by one-half This increase of nearly 60” per cent re­ peals the full effect of the Wilson tariff ■nbe value ;bf your policy. luring the first year when it was in oper­ ation. The export of stuff goods during the same period ran up from $2,200,000 to 88,375.000. On the basis of the con­ sular statistics for the year ended Dec. 10, 1895, the results of the repeal of the McKinley tariff may be enlarged 5on•win soon go away if you cure tbe cause. iiderably. The export of worsted matings to the United States was (8,561,228; that of stuff goods, 89,748,-’ 537. The entire Bradford trade with the United States during 1895 ran up from 8M1S.334 to 837,745,096.” An exultant English correspondent, referring to some of the figures, says: “Under the Republican tariff Brad­ ford exported worsteds worth $3,300,MX) to the United States. Under the Wilson tariff last year Bradford jxported 88,375,000 of worsteds to the United States.' Bradford has $6,175,000 ,n pocket that she would not have had If Prof. WibKm were not a statesman. Hurrah for Bradford! Hurrah for Profemor Wilson! And damn the Co., Petrolt, Mtoh. United States!” Do the farmers and manufacturers >f Michigan want four years more of the Wilson tariff? T ilVW selves as bimetalista, and at the same, time give their assent to the terms of the St Louis platform; yit the St. Louis platform 1* practically much nearer true bi me talism «hun . the Chi- tloimry Sentiments- -Xo Declaration of THE VICTORY IN MAINE. Back-ache Head-ache Legs-ache files Cured. Hr. Handy’s Pile Cure -Sore Spot, The. seroluHons which may take While the tariff and financial plunks of the Itepublican and Democratic plat­ forms deservedly have a large share of the public attention, there are certain other differences between them that ought not to be overlooked. The pres­ ence of a large Populist, and even an­ archist, element in the Chicago cou-' vention was noted at the time, and had its influence in dictating the plat­ form and making the nominations. It found plain expression in the following paragraph of the platfor adopted: •“We denounce arbitra interference by federal authorities Ln local affairs as a violation of the con.-ituti«n of the United Stated and a crim against free institutions, and we especially object to government by injunction as a new and highly dangerous form, of oppres­ sion, by which federal judges, in gon* tetapt of the laws of the states and the rights of citizens, become at once leg­ islators. judges and executioners.” Tbe plain intent of this is to deny to thie general government the right to pro­ tect its own fixed property or its postal service when interstate commerce is imperiled by riots. It is simply a re­ flection of Governor Altgeldt's protest against the use of government troops to protect the mails and public prop erty at the time of the Chicago strike riots, after Altgeldt himself had shownhis incapacity, to deal tvilh the mob, and when not only the railroad and gov­ ernment property, but the city itself was in danger. The same hostility to the constitu­ tional and orderly conduct of public affairs is found in the covert threat, found in the Chicago platform, to re­ organize the supreme court. After de­ ploring the decision of the supreme court on the income • tax, the platform, continues: “We declare that it is the duty of congress to use all constitu­ tional power which remains after that decision, or which may' come from its. reversal by the court as it may here­ after l»e constituted, so that the bur­ dens of taxation may be equally and impartially laid,” This means nothing less than that the men who made the platform pro­ pose, if they come ipto power, to force resignations from the present bench and to fill the vacancies 'with judges appointed with a special view to over­ turning the income tax decision, or else to accomplish the same purpose by increasing the number of judges, the new ones to be appointed with the sameklesign. In either case the pur­ pose iaessentially revolutionary in its character. • The omissions, of the Demo­ cratic platform are hardly less of­ fensive to the patriotic voter than its utterances. With the exception of a single mild sentence of. sympathy to the people of Cuba in their heroic struggle for liberty and independence. It has not a single word upon our for­ eign relations, nothing about the Ha­ waiian affairs which the present ad­ ministration so badly bungled: noth­ ing about the attempted British ag­ gressions in Venezuela; nothing about the application of the Monroe doctrine to th at affair; nothing abou,t our inter­ ests in Nicaragua and the West Indies. The Republican platform, on the other hand, reasserta the Monroe doc­ trine to its full extent, and reaffirms the righLof the United States to give the doctrine effect by responding to the ap­ peals of any American state for friendly intervention in eases of European encroachment It gives generous ex­ pression of sympathy to the Cu­ bans in their determined contest for liberty and declares that the United State^Khould actively use its influence and good offices to re­ store peace and give independence to the island. It declares that the Nicarogue canal should be built, owned and operated by the United - States, and thst by the purchase of the Danish islands we should secure a much needed navsl station in the West In­ dies Finally, referring to the de­ struction of American property in Armenia, it declares that, there and 3 very where, American citizens and American property must be absolutely protected, at every hazard and at any sos*. The o->e platform, as if ashamed □f the colorless and unpatriotic policy of the present administration, is al­ most absolutely silent on foreign af­ fairs. The other gives dear enuncia­ tion of our claims and demands as a telf-rcspecting power among the na­ tions hf the earth. The Republican platfornj also de­ clares in favor of the early American policy of discriminating duties for the upbuilding of our merchant marine, for th? continued enlargement of our navy, md for a complete system of harbor ind seacoast defenses; for a free and jnrestrietad ballot for every Ampriron iitizen, with a fair count of the ballots thus cast; favors a national board of arbitration for the settle ment of dif­ ferences between employers and em­ ployed engaged in interstate commerce; favors an immediate return to the free .Wore in MtaOOne occasionally hears sneers at cer- true bi metal ixm three distinct notions arc in vol red. They are os follows: 1. In order that a monetary system almll be truly bimetallic, silver and gold coin must both circulate as money. 2. They must circulate at paF "‘‘tii each other. • 3. The parity hetween them must be rouband not artificial. It must be due to an cqu dity H commercial value be­ tween the silver contained in u silver dollar and the goM emhiined in * goM dollar. ’ Tbe free coinage of silver, at the ratio of 16 to I,/would fulfill nuoe-of thnsd <mnd?” >s. The pre' 'nse, even, that, gold and silver would circulate to . gclher nt that ratio has been, aban­ doned by ncixrjy all the candid and In­ telligent advocates of such coinage. They defend the course on different grounds. They concede, as every wellinformed political economist must do, that under the policy udvivated gold would ec3&! to circulate, silver would be the only redemption money, and prices would luljiiht tbcmbclvcs accord-’ ingly. We should have silver mononirtalistn. The ih-puldiran party proposes to continue the present ihodiflcd bimetalIsm,.By fulfidling thc first two condi­ tions mentioncjl above... It proposes that silver and gold shall both circu­ late us money, and that silver shall be. as it is now, a full legal tender for all debts, and that it shall be maintained at pur with geld. x* " lie VC that It does n “ * a co minercini cquaii * > tn be maintained between the tv , at a ratio of 1G to 1. by th::; country : Jone, but it prqpo»»es bj' International agnsunent, to establish a coinage* ratio which will make the silver dollar opuni to the gold dollar in commercial value, the world over. i f wc are to change our system at all the choice is coufinc<l to jjst two alter1 Silver monotitctalism. which the triumph of the free coinage plan would bring; • 2: A change from the present limited and modified bimetalism to bimetalism true and complete :u» the Republicans ullitoutely propose, MASSES AND CLASSES. One of the dcrnogogic appeals which Cut ‘ lute Bryan inakes tn his speeches is a play upon the catch words, “the. classes aud the masses,” trying to array the latter against tlic former. By the closes he means the bankers, stock speettlatent and the like, and the impressiou he seeks to convey is that thcao arc the only ones who profit by maintaining the present standard. But let ur. see who some of the “classes” arc that arc interested in the same direction. 1. The pc11sit>nera. These .number nearly 95O,<XX), and the-amounts paid them reach $140,000,000 a year. One of the arguments used in the advocacy of the coinage of silver at n ratio of 1G to 1, is that it would raise prices. But whal. advantage would it be to tiie pensioner, who barely makes a living by the aid of a pension of 86, $10 or $12 a month, to have the price of every­ thing lie buys doubled, while his pen­ sion remains the same? ' 2. Savings bank depositors. In 1894-5 these ituinbeved 4.875,000 with deposits aggregating about $1,800,000,000. A large prop«>rtion of them arc working people, and many others are widowsund maiden ladies who depend upon the in­ come from their- deposits for an ap­ preciable portion of their living. They receive from 3 to 4 per cent per annum interest on their deposits. Under free silver coinage the prices of what they buy might l>e doubled, but flic interest they receive would remain the same. 3. Shareholders in building and loan AsAocialions. These number 2,000,000 with holdings of $700,000,000. . 4. Insurance beneficiaries. The last .*cnsus shows that the people of this country hod insured V eir lives Uj the amount of 83.300,000.000. None of these classes would receive any more dollars under free coinage of silver than they «lo now, and the dollars would only purchase half as much. 5. Mechanics and common laborers. All past --p ; nee shows that wages, under a debased currency, do not in­ crease m rapidly as price*. From I860 to 1865 a 50 per cent paper dollar raised prices 116 per cent, and wages only 43 per cent. These are a few of the “claaaes” that would he hit hard by the scheme to raise prices, while Incomes remain the mine or only slightly advanced. Sh<xMy «.«i tfc. WltoM TSHB. It was claimed among other defenses Af a reduced tariff on woolen goods that woolens would be so much cheaper than they had been as to bring in i better clans of goods, and dte.♦otinige the use of shoddy and other shcap pnalucta Now what doe* the record show? The import* at manu­ factures fat-lures of tvrwil wool in shoddy, .waste rags, tta.for the years named was as follow,: •»w..’.................................... tratue tn to , bevk *" “• ttao “ ,,.X r» "Z**1* Wil* More wrtn a known In ad vat wo. Under the Wilaon vaWeJJ- Inducing th*- latter to specific taxc*. »pnn prux:.-. as u»ey were j combination |Jrirf the first of Jsflttury, wc fisd the fol- ■ »h)ch ntU. >t lowing differences in rates on the arti- I "’ore people !trv rmj.h.vutj 1 mor. '■ McKinley Wiimm "ROr® ...twii Sheep. " More . iL.Tr* Hons Wheat, per bu. II Th? lirt' t, being scoored i an, ..... ID APPKM. ..................... » Hops, per lbU Not on l.r is tin-tariff on Jive uh cep reduced, but putting woo! on the free list bn- .'-irlhcr diminished the value of weiy sheep in the state. Tire re­ duction of rhnttes upon regutablcs'and dairy pnahteta’ has liven cspcrially dis­ astrous id tbe furfmtra and truck garileucrs along the borrfvi*. The lte|iul*lM*an platform-in addition to its general pledge of protection to American industries ha*; tbe following: “To al I onr products -l<» those of tin: mine anti the fie kt as 'veil us to' those of the shop and factory—to hemp, to ■wool, the product of the great industry of sheep husbandry, us well as to the finished woolens of the mill—wc prom­ ise the most ample.pratertum.’* ik» the farmers of .Michigan waul this pledge carried out or do they want four years more of Lbc Wil:«t>u tariff? Theie is such a thing as laying lob much stress ppnn a fuel that existed at one time, without reference tn the con­ ditions under which it existed. And that is just • *"’t the frc*» silver men are doing. Fn>m 1856 to 18&). for in­ stance. the silver dollar was admitted to free coinage, nt the ratio of IG'.lo 1; without causing .any derangement .of our finances, but it does not by any means follow that the same thing ei>u|d be done now. From* IS Ki to 1X60 tiie average annua! product of gold in the world was 6,486.26* crances and of silver 29,095,428 ounces. r»r 4.44 ounces of sil­ ver to one of gold In 1992 the gold product of the world was 7.103,180 ounces and the silver product was 153,151,762 ounces or 31.47- limes as many ounces of silver as of gold. And die disparity -s nearly as great now as it was then. Besides that- in the former period all European countries were coining silver as .standard money. Now they arc noL Arguing from the lit st and previous periods to the present. without ‘taking into-accoant these clinngi-d condition* is the sliallon- >i of foolish rrasuaiiig. A prominent writer on fimmuta-l top­ ics sums up as follows a stalen&til of the inevitable results of the. free coin- “Thequick at and surest way to,di­ minish the v ‘■uii* of rur*-'ncy u. the United States, bt to adopt the fret* coin; Age of silver, f<»» it will drive*out gold, roll stiver dollms of their 47 per erul credit value, de-troy a part «»f the cun Sdencc in our p:q>er. money, and frighten foreign investors away It will cause financial ruin that will make tin* present hanl times x-rm us chi hl's play; it will tnuke money harder to buy or to borrow than it is now; it will give ns fluctuating prices iri the mar,kete based on gnkl as a standard unit, with confidence, which is now the Hjuilibrium, gone; wage* will not in.•rca-se as promised, for upon Mich nit uncertain financial basis, money will not be iurvd forth from its billing places aud be poured into the channels af trade.” . The govoniinvut bongfot the silvpr nulliou con taint si iu the silver dollar at very much less limn its coinage value. Il paid it out U> its creditor*,, ind put it in circulation among the peofde, at its face value of 100 cents, ar a full dollar. It- required the pew­ pie to accept it as a legal tenilcr, and is thus morally bound to maintain it nt a purity with gold, which wm then, as now, thp recognized standard with us. Mid the mot,. enlightened nations of the world. The gorernment, having issued and circulated the silver dollar, •t must, in honor, protect the holder from loss. This obligation it has so tar sacredly Not only ... is there a , — kept ,— noral obligation, but there ia a legal .ibligatiou, expressed in public statute, io maintain the parity.—McKinley’s tetter of acceptance. In Michigan in 1IW, when the Mc­ Kinley tariff wu*> in force, there were I. 353,772 sheep, with an average re­ ported value of 15,31. In 1896. under the operation of the Wilson tariff their lumber had been reduced to 1,<91,079 tnd their average valor Is'given as Il. 91. The election of Bryan for prem* TUCh.Tmmy., lwi,. . Hood’s Pills ti'me table. Ceuihd tftanfani r-. Qartfau Cbk'MO....- 11 •kidamsxoo tar., '• 43a» Lti-ntYorfcvi! J *M- \tlk> '>110* . <1<newlau* ■■ ■ LumsGs. ■ 10 I 75a .« H' ’irund RspUt'n'.'. I la1"' it 2; •itaud Hapnis. -nil- uodiun' WafdtanC it m ' »i n m. ifi » •<-«• *« u I I tiAjrmutx. «holtz...... . >JT«Mnda!p Delton .... Mito......... * 12' 5 a s nci. 9» 5 >i • a. <Jnl! Lake cYortnU*-' Rieh'iind June! Ion nn MKMAi <Hlh AtfrUfx Trains st Flag Rutto:** *) won ns they cad b« ♦KrHFht Train* a*|? tie run at ther<Mnrente<»c« to eUr-ce jb* titne of *urt> trxin- »iihrct uotke. • Xo >J -atwHibury !<>r Fanraget tint. Krt. 1 and.Freight No'. «s on l», L 5 5 . . Hnaxwer- must mi 1*1 o', xi lw»«t 8 m'nu> before leaving time ot l:»i^«. ?•> thM AjweV JA’, H. bRWI.XG. It < J- .11 FK, i..S«B*,XAM Geu’l Merger. Gul F.& r a. supt. Mexican International Railroad EAGLE PASS ROUTE STMiDAUl) GAI Gl 8 FEEL RAILS, THE SHORT,?, DIRECT LINE -..-raeM - Detroit, Toledo, Chicago. St Louis • .a >11 NORTHERN « ■'!„ th“ Interior of tbe MtXtlUN HFJ’l «’UC.«« CITY of MEXICO an<l or.r* more attrart-'or* '«'b* ^^,7 er. t..urtM, or trereUr ihw* « ’ '’7,2 T-arerstovs counirv uunva»'J in »«•" (he npv with At rim ffbtnn -to d* ol ,c XubtexuniM ai«d tbe Artec* BQUJrMSXT CTtfVarAMWK \ •* Pullman Palace Bullet Sleeper •AN ANTONIO TO MEXICO CITY tariff for four years more The. elec* -km of McKinley with a Ih-pnbhcan >nrf ARE?. Anlo-.du aUbtilOn* * wool •- .-qnal tor.?.iM324 pounds of >f ran uis.l, ond d.:s>lnood that amour, t i the American product Ureat I w Wilson b&l and shoddy. Tf th*- fl.-*-.vmment, by patting its flat *hovkl not the a Cl 1 , Hood ’s Sarsaparilla r.rj-Ho uid barbarous practice of lynching. Upon all these qnesUona of internal idministeatiou the Democratic plat•ona is entirely, silent That platform a. In fact, so much’ tehee up -4th the tdvoeacy of a false system «• aaee « u For lnronwrww.o>«r*Hili'S M*x r-.II,Via Yon o! Hw Intrio dress. w. G. NEIMYER. C. K. DUNLAP, �-----------------------------Khe could not have twx :ar away for she responded to U> summon* be­ fore I could make protest. Baj.ks triflW, after that—that—"^hZTvoIm tersely told her what was wanted. I will do my best," she Mikl. Her gave way. and I thought I heard a sob. voice wm steady, but. a* sbe entered "Listen." said I, earnestly. • “In ‘that* the room and came into the glare of the lies the reason for my rambling talk 1 lumps, her face showed pale and drawn. hadn’t intended tn tell you so, but it’s "It will be a severe text of your the fact. Now you might na well hear nerves," said L “Don’t ujwL>-tnke it. oil. When you finished your ride you I ’I—“ were « ,’ut. Apparently you hadn’t. "I am quite ready," she aaid, quietly, been run away with, but evidently the but decisively. . horse had kept you at work. Then., “Aud I’ll warrant her newer ” said ' came the call for you to help -us. It Ranks. “Miss Gray, phase hold out braced you up, of course, but the strain,your hand. No shaking ihrra. Morris," coming after the first enc, left you a he added, with a little triumph. bundle of exposed nerves, so to speak. “No, there's too much tCDDlon," I It wouldn't do to let you go to your thought, but did not put the opinion room in such a state. Why, you would into words. Ranks passed her an apron have had n night ef horrors, lying-". —it was an old ope of Mrs. Weston’s— awake for hours, tossing, turning, try­ and she took the station be pointed out ing to sh^ke off the nervousness which to her and listened attentively to the held you prisoner. If yov fell into a doze it would be to wake ass/iddenly as pimple directions he gave. Bulks' had opened the case nnd was There is a place for elaborate de­ if under a shock of electricity, ’to-wake inspecting (ta content*. The room, in scriptions of amputations, but, » hold, tri find your muscles rigid and your ‘Urn I J" ! expectation Of Fowler’s arrival, hod And rise. • * j It is to be found within the covers of heart pounding like a hammer. •L- ' prepared for the ojieraGon. There is no even when physical weariness overcame If they dec:* e u ; fortunafe she brought these, technical publications. you at last, your sleep would be broken good reason for stating down h^re ail I • ’ca.us,1'’1*, \Morris", said Bunks. "I’m afraid my by dreams a dozen times more terrible I. (jh. dont J • old tools would have answered poorly. that we did, from the administering of j than the experiences you've gone . :f you ever tn . . . ,yljat tt head she piust have on her the chloroform and the applying of tiie through. 1 know what y.*»u are think­ about thon;tourniquet to the fastening of the Inst “rc " ‘ shoulders to have thought of borrowing ing, and I tell you your Thoughts must The leg was taken off a few J i iu’t wan | t|je enne! She is a noble woman. Mor­ bandagelluCP’^’x inches’ above the knee; the operation । be tprned into another channel. It’s to A h .n< a "O®"* ln thousand." n*t of k r •­ try to turn them, that I’ve brought you .ay In motion, and . _v_ .. • was successful, us the term is. Dorothy baud 1: t ’: ' ‘ I “Jndecd she is." | Gray did nil that was asked of her, and out here, that I’ve gabbled about noth../Pt- yards down the *®* b:'.’1 ,•«■«««. » uv . i “Bc«t get to work nt once," Ranks | did it well. Duly once did the flinch— t Ings." • fowler to ponder giwt. i-‘?v;:i "I understand," she said, softly. “I ..of her departure, i “dded. “Come, are you ready?" , that*was when a tiny s(»frt ok' blood 0»er th** v.as left behind, the | A first capital operation! How the | from- a severed vessel stained her ’ understand, and I thank you from the QWP. <•»' I- ; iu .calling uprin her student looks forward to it, how he I bottom of my heart. If I spoke irrita­ apron; but, even then, in au instant she pH i\s • ■ ■’ । .! :1 away, he went as j pictures in imagination the moment bly, won’t you pardon me? I’m sorry, waa again self-controlled, attentive, so sorry, nqw that I understand.” • ..'re fresh from his "hen the knife enters the fleah, how ready. From first to last 1 uo hot “There’s nothing to pi.rdon, unless 'I- r. ilv slipped behind h* dwelta uj»on the surroundings, the think slic glanced once toward the face it is the brusqueness with which I’ve f-say house joined nltendanta. the bright, keen blades covered by the handkerchief saturated blurted out my reasons for getting you . the near. It war flashing back the light, the odor of with chloroform. When our task was j i away from the house.” th<* i'» end the air was Ilie.aiK sfhetic..the subject lying there done, and Jones hod been borne to the j “You are not brusque,” she said, and . t. were Isrginning on the table, nlaimrd. dlsrwiid, his life bed in an adjoining room which Lad i walked on’ in silence. I could guess dependent upon the skill of the sur ­ been prepared for his reception, I he pmi of the lines, and lo cijie how she was striving to dismiss the . t<>. b.. r that perhaps geon’s band and eye! Small wonder ’ turned to find her leaning agnintft the scenes of the evening fronther mind. At ■ :■ n -. d than her horse tl.e novice’s hrart throbs with pride ‘wall, her eyes looking straight before last she s|M>ke of hi r aunt, expressing re­ fingers oi of net her clasped hnifds small , hex , shi tried to pull in Hie rue profession piDicsMon he ne lias no* chosen cJidien; Bruni! ***•■* and the lingers gret that she had left the invalid to seek • •. ’but instead of wonder In: thinks it th\ noblest and "orking spramodically. " . She started her couch unassisted. . In Inst in the choice of,man. To cut to I viui^ptly whim I touched her nrri. arid “Don’t worry,” said I. “Mrs. Clark j gazed at me as wildly as one roused nt the bit; care, to shed blood to ware^-to him will he only too happy to take yoUtcontrol. anti it seems to represent the highest de- 1 from an appalling dream. place to-night. ' Besides, it is probably the f “Here, here, Miss Gray." said 1..“this ; just os well that Mrs. Loring should not He was trot- t.lnpmcnt of the progress of his race. I kr.cn We can’t have you Hut when, when. Ilong oim* tiiftvrwnrd. afterward, perhaps, ncrhm>« 1 wox?t do at all. have an immediate opportunity to over­ Iiet me. .prcacribe for you.” I whelm you with questions. Uli* same student; now a general prac­ like this. That “How is he doing?" She pointed ■ would be bad for both of you. I can’t eourslqg hot titioner. finds himself confronted with r rJi^ul she made the ordeal—‘ah. that is different. Be­ to the inner room. have you sacrificed, even on her altar.” “As well as we ‘could ask. Bunks of vvihxI through t v. een tlic.se day* and t hose others when “ ’Sacrificed?’ ” she cried. "Dr. Mor­ tL An instant hvfhiirricvl to the lioapitn] ampiiitJic- is with him, ond.will remain as long as ris, you. don’t realize what my aunt is to - alone’ untjrr the atrr stretch years in which his confi­ lie is needed. Do you come with me.” me. She is the liest. the kindest wom­ I led the way to the. p|»en air. and she an I have ever known. She has treated '.»• the boughs of dence* may have waned, his memory of the traveled way. lite scene alxiut the ofieraling table i followed with the docility of a child. . me ns a daughter—has loved me more ■i p-.:' iage sho could grown dull. There is no cowardly desire than many a daughter is loved. A sac­ the read, tin nigh upon .him t» shirk the responsibility I rifice! There is nothing I would not Tire evening breeze had died cut. and gladly ; ■ fiu-.’v in tj-f- effort —his professional training would count j do for her.” and starlit, with a “I* ’ believe Atad my belief is . !,■ j rs . Thru for little did it not ....... • ' iusTire 11 L,‘ him mill againstI. ।- the --- rilght —— was — still --.............. -............. — ;। wa ... ■ ■ you. j in one wMv I knrss- but he underitrinds j RO^1 coolness unspeakably refreshing j of the strongest rcosons for advising l»c!iin<1.*"and about such ’ wtxik ,i... nsterit of'that-r^prnsibtlity. of’that responsibility. ... As after the close air of thb office.................... i .you not to sec hrr to-night.' Please ref the open coun“You must make .me a promise," Ij member the promise you gave me.’’' •. bright by eom- a-stjideht-sjfcctntor he watched the; work of / r.echilista; now. ex an O|s r-• to ,1:e ff*rl. “For the next two | She halted for an instant, as if in pro­ . r.tor. It is h s duty to endeavor to aj»- ; boitra you must be entirely under my i test that the pledge laid been exacted *• .*f f«»am show- I preach their *kill on tn*:irlv as lies in j ordera Will you promise ? 1 ’ not fully uuderstand J when she did its * LIs jxiw. r,’though the knife comes I "Yes.’’ she answered, mechanically, . meaning, but she did not offer to turn strange ned unncxustuincd to hi* hand. I “ Thru, first of a IL get a hat and wrap. back. Aa v.e strolled an. 1 gradually «th precis ion o! me here as*iquickly you draw into talk, and aftern little she Mind yon. 1 am not speaking of the ' •antk-^rjoin — -vj-— — - — ---------------- .* t.r. — j —i — *x* her .................................... .. ......... . *»♦«•. '' -.^.*^....1 lo h!,v' <™" ,",rw!l ,rom *i.. 'he harp In-at of bis Inui.irwU in .-.erx ihouwuxl nf Ur< pm-/ can." (. . ton-boro nirp-ry .Umd« u» the > Withoutquradon ol>ryr<l. tetnrn- .jrfll n^iicIrbu.UH^nupon her. tte to find me with of •the village we turned to the lu-Mt-loved branch of tbeir art, nor yet Ing ‘ ‘ equipped ***** *" "’ * pipe and j outskirts Lil..’-.of rl race took' ponxemion tobacco-pouch nnd awaiting lu r Wc right, avoiding the main streejs, .>? Lt. ■ i-,*. •• it"ht herself enrourag- cf those who have achieved unhesitat­ ing. unflinching obedierice to the man­ passed through jibe gate, and turned walked slowly toward the bank of (he . ir;tl with her voice; she inlet, up which smell coasters occasion­ dates of duty. but. of thuee others, into the road leading to the viilagi-.’ f. ;go* • pF;: in her wrists. the very "With your jierniission I’ll light this ally sailed from the bayFrom one of : 4 <i-.i-.vr ::i wl.i-’h she was planed. among whom I count myself, who find the old wooden piers wc could make out pipe." I observed. . , She th i; ■ fl with delight as she hashed She nodded absently, though I doubt the shape of a yawl gliding seaward on b’ i> ' tihose occupant had pru- , I’icir ex|H*ri-iice, by a reluctance to ply I tbe ebbing tide. The v Oicw of two men doatli . r•: nW .the ditch to afford • the knife, even w'hite tiify jmepore for ' If she understood nwonl i had said. “Tobacco." I resumed,.after a pause. on board the bo: t came to our cars her a r r i .y'it. of way. .He called ; the ordeal the necessity of which they ; over the black water, in wl.ieh glistened - --------- —------ - —,----„ ; -,r to her. but. though she j realize. Is the feeling rare? It Isscl- • the pin-point reflections of the stars. • oicr. th- words were indis- , di>in exprfeMcd, it is true, but'never- ! hud been created in the bowl *.»1 the “1 enyy those men drifting along so theirs* it often exist*, none the less I P‘Pf- “is a wonderful ngrnt of c.-mfort. easily,” said the girl. “The water :jl poignant for its concealment. 1 have i It surprints me sometimes that only ;.m at tlie^bmtnit of the I •.•I.-Uju.u i;r\er con<]tiered conquwnxl it,though it, though II liave hare taken taken ; ■ one one sex sex hereabout* hereabouts enjt»ysits enjoys its blessings. blessings. ways has a fascination for me. Per­ fiowh ■upon the bcpch. ,i never lin.-i!j<Mi wm dose at hand. | j«tn , . in umimj many .w* an operation since the ,, -C Doth — z* of z~ us khave - ■ seen or heard •-«» ”cf f «»•«•>coun- haps 1 would risk even the darkness if «*iwr<J and tugged at the ' one |M*rforuiixk " - -in the - .low-ceiled ... room I; *_i_ ----1------ *u_ tries where the ladies bloty clouds with we could change places with them.” Again “No doubt we could get another all the grace imaginable.. Why not in­ ; h«-_r • :7.>rts toldx gradual*- !■ of the farmhouse. line*.. boat,” 1: suggested. As Banks Lad raid, the hope of the I troduce tiu- fashion here?" spe»««i decreased, until, a* “I fear it is too late." she answered, ]»itient's recovery rested on bissUirdy ’ looked up at the question,’but Lina house, she had him jHitient’s recovery rested on bis sturdy | with a faint laugh, the first I had heardconstitution. Since his removal to the j made no reply. ' ' * * • ’ • ------ 1“Therexi was a preceptor of mine," I- from-her since 1 watched her start on lorn. -r!. ar.il two or three cbil- house Jones h&d had several Intervals j made a atudyof the ef. j went on,i, “who ..2^*_ ' ! the ride to llassettville. •Aaiting her at the gate, of (’unsciutuuicMt. although for the most ; “Confound the clock!” I cried. “It is : fects of nicotine, and who w ro’c some ; c.n « part he lay in •*>state of • ‘ cmistupdr. ! "rn the result Of her mi/tI^uXt lbe^^d-'S^ 1 V">- “bI* l«niphlets. on the subject.!' responsible disappomtrcsnaiisible for half our dirannoint—- . s and I were close lx>More than once I - K • ! Among other, things, he proved, to his ments/j•, .■ hkul them, mid, us the horse vame to taken" in his rambling talk, when the I -----— »h?Lf even tmoderI ' ' ..«■ .v.wmct-vm own satisfaction, that the modera vc pushful our way to the side fog cleared away trom from ms hi* bruin, and '”••• ’ “7 onus, muj . .............. lurmory of L.mur'. .olgmnllc ob- I «<■ •>' «><“«•<> we-norj, Injured and causnl variousL. _. .l... .. In lured the vision,the antivision, caused various •“YpuN o nuitlo •nderf ul time," I serration flashed upon me; but it was otlier ills. .He pot to bvnn ext remht , no time to speculate upon the coinci­ nt lost, putting the Weed under a sweep- j Is he following dence. ing bun. But all through his life no Hunks was at Ute injured man's head, factory chimney smoked more Indus-! l>e her* for six nr eight ready to apply*the chloroform. triously than hr. Finally some of his j “You’ll nerd an assistant. Morris," quietly. "But here associates cornered him. and denuuukd raid he. "Get somebody who can be why he didn't follow his own advice. I ' *’r*'»rehts," 1 'Io «k*d at cncb other,* depended upon to keep’hl* senrea and “‘I’d l»e stultifying myself if 1 did,’.' Ipp&liril band you the right thing when you call said he, coolly. is in Trent," the girl for it. IT IS fl SUPERB TONIG “nd Who is available?” ••‘How?’ asked the inquisitors in . • a- expected home at mid­ There were’ two nr three wide-eyed chorus. | exerts a wonderful influence in arranged that if you need faces against the window-panes, but I “ ’ Isn ’ tit the first duty of » man to , strengthening her system by WlU th in .,*ig*.» shall be sent to knew too well how much reliance could obey his physician?’ •But driving through the proper clmube placed upon theirowriers. Bang« “ ‘Certainly,’ they admitted, ' 'nJ hand Banks lifted understood my hesitation. Stepping you won’t let your patients siuokc. 1 ncl all impurities, Health and •I"'; ' lii'KF,'. . ' tn the door, he called out: ‘“Of course I won’t,’ raid he. ‘It strenoiii arc guaranteed to result . *" • ions, very.” ho said in my "Mis* Gray." Isn’t good for ’em. But Jimmy Bangs car. caift wait for him; It’s out is my doctor; nt least he’s caked in fpOID ttS 11SC< ily irffa wife uak « ok blw<lrWur n tor cirbtccn months, when anybody’s sick nt my house.’ I Mv atirr irelnr BKAbHKLD S FEMALK REGULATOK tor iwo months. It I’citlng well.— ‘“Well?’ said they. ' J M. JOHNSON. Maiviru, Ark. •‘ *So he’s my family physician, you id he see,’ quoth the specialist; *3 ’and he BIU&FIELD KlfclCUTOn CO.. ATIJ FTA, GL BsU by <11 Drsnvat* at AI 00 per solil*. doesn’t believe that tobacco ever hurt of the question. Join m? tn your aritee. as quickly ns ^oh con." I nodded and turned to araist Mias Cray to the grohnd. Yeung Weston led tbt- horse away. . ' “Come," said 1 to the girl, “you must . have some supper. By the looks of the I horse, ns well as the clock. I can see | that you've taken nobody’s dust on the road. You must tel) me oil about it. । tfter awhile." ■ "I was in llns.settvnie hardly 40 min­ i Titcs ago." raid she, with a look at her natch. “But how is he? Have you any more hope?" .. , ' “He is doing a* well tta anything hu­ ' man ccvdd after sueh a crushing and >rnngling. but our opinion is ‘ not i cbungeil.” j She left me and walked away slowly ! and dispiritedly. The reaction after . the excitement of her rule was already }n I ujxin. bvr. Almost as depressed inspirit ‘ iis*she, I made ,p?y way to the office. I DELICATEW Everybody Likes It.” Everybody likes “Battle Ax” because of its exceedingly fine quality. Because of the economy there is in buying it. Because of its low price. It’s the kind the rich men chew because of its high grade, and the kind the poor men can afford to chew because of its great size. 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It is published in Chicago. and is in accord with the people of the West in both politics and literature. Pleaso remember that the price of THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN is ONLY ONE DOLLAR PKli YEAR. Addrax* THE INTER OCEAN. Chicago. “HE THAT WORKS EASILY WORKS SUCCESSFULY '’ TIS VERY EASY TO CLEAN HOUSE WITH SAPOLIO Rally Round REGULATOR FREE Five beautiful dolls, lithographed on cardboord, eight inches high. Cnn be cut out and put together by the children—no pasting. Each doll has two complete edits. Ameri­ can, French, Spanish,' Russum, Chinese, Japanese; German, Swiss, Turkish and In­ dian costumes. All parts being interchange­ able, many combinations can l>c made, iiffoninig endless amusement nnd instruc­ tion. A high-class series of dolls, patented and manufactured for us exclusively aud not to be compared with the numerous cheap paper dolls on the market. How TO Get Them. Cut .tom five eatable wrapper* of None Saeb Mint-? Me«t the bead of the xiri holdin* ptaSend tbeee with ten ranta In sliver-wrapped Id paper—and rour full name and addnes, and. we win send the dolls postpaid. Qr we will send them free for twenty heads of the *lrl. Bend only the beads to avoid extra |<osta<e. ■EMfLL-SOUUE 00.. fYRACUtt, ■. T. anybody.’ ■ 4 •'Come," I persisted, after waiting in vain for her to speak. “What do you think of my old preceptor?" “I hardly understood the story," she drop. "By the way.’ Miss Gray, do you think that, io any circumstances, black may appear white?" I asked. She turned to me. with a quick, im- fitient movement. The New-York Weekly Tribune, Will make a vigorous and Presidential campaign, for therefore 1'11 repeat it."' This time she heard It nil. “Do doctors often reason so logical­ “I’m afraid not,” "One really should; it’s worth the while,” said I; but she let the topic * The Leading National Republican Family Newspaper. answered, with .an effort-. “Well, It’s a true tale,” said !. “and ly?” she asked. do. Did you know | ’ “Sometimes OUUiruuw o they - .. . ~ that many specioliatsdleof the diseases they’; r studied most carefully ? Tnysiciau, bliel t byself’—that’s advice they find it-difficult to follow.” Again she fell silent. “For n commer night, this is a good “For a Hummer ...— one for star gazing.” I uyuml. "Do you keep up-ydurastronomy?" FOR Sound Money, National Honor, Home. Prosperity, relentless fight thron(.h the principles which will bring prosperity to the entire country. Its campaign discussions will interest and should be read American Citizen. sews and by every We furnish “The Banner” and New York Weekly Tribane” (both psfirr*) 4 MONTHS, 17 Wf EKS FOR 400TS. — ass-.sEst-~ UUH IN ADVANCE AddrsM all ordw» «• s g| TH - BANNER. PARI Write tour name and address on !i st. P-rwn a. Tribune build i cut cl, urnV k Ci* it to Gro. and a W. ( �Thureday, Sept a*. 1B96, EDITORIAL NOTES national Bepublicaii Ticket. FOR PRESIDENT. WILLIAM MC KINLEY, of Ohio. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. GARRET A. HOBAKT, STATE TICKET. Thomas B. Duiiiton, of Marquette. I winding along every road. Bonta floated Dxltok; Mien.. Barr. 14. ISM.. I it down the rivers and railroads rushed it with interest at 7 I in from every section of tbe country. less than >50.00. Mr. Editok Hathjcgs Banner. it---------------------aud ■ denow I uat ions not leva than with I have been wondering if it balut my. soeroed as if the country was all corn Intareat 3 83 per cent per annum payable duty to write and tell you and the readers; It was all beaded for Kansas. The people io one year. Now tbvfle were the Intervet, of your paper a few things which yout of Kansas took tbeir medicine, that is they tearing* treasury note*. Tbe Secretary don’t seem to know. Maybe It hatnt )»ur■ took the com and gave up their wheat. 'Che farmers from the otbfr 'Mates was in the same act, authorized to Issue fault, but l am sure if people would readI tbe Hastings. Journal they would know thought tbe Kansas people were queer, but treasury noire of ie*a ’.ban fifty sod, not some of them. Of course they don't all ap­. they kept brrii.glitg them their corn. Corn less than ten dollar>. wltbont taterMit. pear in print. The reason they don’t is they came in and wheat went out- " Anil be- •nd payable on demand, but the amount sound better when told, and (hen each Bides all the Kansas fjeqple h’m! gone to aoiMurd shall not rxoeed S50.000.000. man can be told the things he ought to, raising corn because it was mini easily These notes went Into general circulation, know. Now there are several aien right produced than wheat and was to bring because they were payable on demand. The govern meat was careful the*.-- as there in your dlty who spend a lot of their just as much In the market as wheat, for valuable time telling these aforsaid things. the wise men had decreed that it Fhou’d. she must be now, not U> promise to pay They tell the farmer that when there Is It was not long till Kansas bad art of Its on demand only s«ch amounts as she has “free silver” be will get 81.25 per bushel foy his wheat arid all oiber things in pro-,. portion* Why there is one uf jopr felloyv townsmen, a real sleek-tooklug sort ot a man, who haa gone so far as 10 promise the farmers good crupsi^Bryan Is elected.. own aud nearly all of lie neighbors' corn.1 the money to pay with. The above ahuws Uje issues of the first When tbe oflier states saw-the vast ac­ cumulation and knew that It must sooner 340,000,000 of.these notes, and under the or later come onto the market, the price of act of July 19th. 1W3 (See U. S. Statutes corn began to decline till It could be pur­ No. 12. page 358) thr Secretary was auth­ chased anywhere except in Kausas for 10 orized to issue $10,000,000 more of these cento a bushel. in Kansas the price wks demand notes in addition to the S50.000,still 45 cents which was the price of 000 under the Act of July I7tli, 1881: ’ A wheat, but there, were no buyers. . Neith­ Supplemental Bill passed Congress Aug. er yrouid anyone exchange wheat for their 5th, 1861 (See U. S. Statutes No. 12, page corn. -When the autumn came the Kan­ 818) authorizing the. first 850,000,000 of sas people did not have any wheat tor these demand notes to be Issued in rums seed. Then they sent to the neighboring as low ns 35.00 and the 810,000.000 issued states and Implored the' farmers lo ex­ under the act'of July 12th, 1883 were to We give <be render change wheat at a parity with core. But be issued the same. the farmers said: “We will exchange one facts concerning the demand notes and bushel of wheat for four and one-half anyone calling it an Issue of Greenbacks bushels of corn.” “Our law” replied the should read his country’s history. Kansas people -puts corn and wheat at'd Cause of The Hartl Tint) parity. They are equal for our wise men Every honest and Intelligent man to-day said they should be.” And the farmers replied, “Your wise men are asses: lett should skive to get at the true cause of them eat your corn.” So the Kansansj the hard times and when he has found It went back home and all the people were, should Ignore all party or partisan ties, ,.Or ■«'. owner ot it disputed. Then how will the public get It? How will the mer«ba»L the farmer or n •ay baaiaeaa man gH a vtotlar uf IL U I «t aoure price. Nauona! Bm. Pun. < J** special sale tail, and w,nx oto,,1*.'1 •''rt: or •nt them. They wii'tJ’‘ than Juu rau Ket l.1CheBprr rWu- •‘btoSmu,,. Suppose that Beat week or next month ] there were coined '850.000,000 of free ailver 18 to 1. How much of it woaid you get, or lH>w much would the writer get? Nut a single dollar unless we had some­ thing to rt’H to tbe owner of it, reeqfving the money in payment Is It not true that for every article of merchandise nr property that we. have to seH, for every' burae, eow; or oiririr animal, every bushel of grain, every days work, we got the money for It and witbiNit any trouble. **k* trouble is uot In not having the money so much as not having the ar­ ticle to sell, or finding a purchaser. It has been said that farmer* will get a greater price for the arttetai they sell. Upon what is ibis assert ton baaed? If up­ on anything It must be becauiM* tbe money will be cheaper. If the money is cheaper, and we are drhen to the use of the cheap­ er money, how can anyone be benefited? Such higher prices, if any, must be off­ set by higher prices for everything bought Of » ®“«w» next u> He baa a lot ver, cba,p 11,41 ’imilu THBWBATHEH ........... 1-nto Smltti ha, mm. ,-a*':i b« .eold out. See blm. P ’ '** ▲ BREAK Is aornrtblm- vo>> ,■ - HANGING t™ ro0„,n fa., . . Ott.p Phto talth „|, „n l»l,or,<Mtt»»r. ,u)t0 !C10 '7 • Thai may be one of tiie things that you ■nd pHom. ’ “ ** don’t know—-that the detno-UIver-party has YOUR NECK w„. a lien on the weather. They tell the men ■tttttaKpbroi, employed In factories that their wages ■1 tbr F.moa ., h,. Basco I>. Dlx of Berrien. Mlrnd hl, .prei.i „„k^(2”hto will be raised and more manufactories UI-Jo-duhL "• opened. They grow right eloquent over BXKRKBIR -nroitteTtaSTSta. their pictures of tbe land flooded with In< store of Phlo Smith wliHro'. sunshine and sliver dollars (the fifty-three to the RUM tank. ..H * 1? William A. French of Presque Kale. ’ cent kind), laying around loose.-' Then -*• •H ltaonrt t. £ they go to the men engaged In business vertlse where he is. M Far Superintend'! Public Instruction— and tell them how brisk, said business will j. E. Hammond of HillMlale. F?T,rrt Wben y,M| w’nt anorw. and sold, and the change In the standard be and how even their wives tempers will MU tkUPhta Smith hot,,,,, For Member State Board of Education— ' of value will upset and derange business, be Improved. and continue so so long as there is any Now. Mr. Editor, you must see for your­ TurCoDgTc**. 4th District— question as to tbe stability of the stand­ CT??^TI0J!r Tha: Of self that this is a great parity. If nqt, bow ard. rhe factories arr in on rubber* in.i Ouuld k bring nbout such wonderous that makes tbe praters all sri» at on,, Must it not follow that we want such s things, making good times for everybody price fur i^t good, boJ ,lh<|e. h £ COUNTY TICKET. condition of things as will keep our fac­ and have one of these good limes exactly knowing w(m( we will a, • tories running, so'that perrons working In KmriUi at the Famous, next to NatkmJ In. despair. aud cast bis vote at tbe coming election contradict the other? Hr. Merritt, ot Charlotte. The mom corn they had the less It wasi with tbe party which promises best to se- j them become consumers rather than idler*? • Some folks, my wife Hannah Maria .for Far Representative State Legislature— onr, says It can’t l>e dom\ Bnt we know. worth, and they had nothing but corn., cure such change-* as rill Improve them Then the products of the farm will be needed, the farmer- will have nwney tu I yon and me. If Bryan amt hto friends Day by day the times grew harder. und let polities go t» <hn winds. • can’t do It. that Barry County' politicians Then the governor again asut tublcd Hu*• it is a duty that every journalist should buy more kimmIi*. money will mow. Insti­ LET US SPEAK As ypu trilrniiw be< stand ready to help them. We under­ wise men and said to them. “Most eonsun'-• feel to give to bls readers, facts and tutions grow and general ppatperRy reign. glB.towant fall knd wtou-r Milfimn. Just call at the Racked and sre the tmrl stand tbeir timid dispositions, bn: they are mate. picturesque and glittering goll-- figures to aid them in making ■ up their gains Mr*. Warner *n4 Mix* 'a’r-t For-Clerkused to sacrificing of themsvlvts on the darned fouls. There is but one biggvr’ opinions on the various party issues that offer you aud If jou is-nj tia, Wultrr Brown,of Orangeville. It Is he who now •rise In every political .campaign, so they aliar of their countrib’ welfare. They fool than younwives. trlmed they'will dolt right ala email Eoituk banwbb:have been doing it fur years and the most addresses you. We thought we could may ihe better Judge how to vote uudcrexpense for the work. Ptj|n Smith at I» it in.* that th* eotnage of silver dollars the Rdbket. *■ of them have told the same story for half a bluff. Wc thought we could legislate standtagly foe the great good to all the ha* «o:*p* d sinre the repeal <«f the Hhenaan law'.’ Ic I* reported lhal way here.’ Will yoo dozen different parties. One of them, that value into a thing and make our people people, remeinbering as Henry Clay once answer tbrvugb ycur piq**-r and obhxe WE HAVE Nearly everything you may CL F. Brooks, of Bastings. want from the treac-heruu* carpet lack toll man that wanted a. county office so rich by law. We thought we were patrio­ said, “It Is better lo be right than to be For Prosecuting A Horney— • No, the coinage of silver dollars has not to a nlre dress pattrni.- Cali an.! ^at'. M. F. Jordan, of Middleville. bid, was down here tbe other day and tic. We were idiotic. l>‘t us honestly President.” Let H be re in <m be red bv the Rae ket. pBKj bMinr -. been idopped. On the contrary millions For County Surveyor— when sotMbedy had Hie poor manners to 1acknowledge our .asslnlnity, repeal our any reader of this article, that under the laugh at him about fusion In- said it only fool law, get back into Hue with •the other admlnlidratiu!) of Mr. Cleveland the tariff of silver do'Jars have bren coined th!y» DON’T READ Bon't read.tluj vitboat Lee 8. t'obb, of Hut lund. you want to »av? m-a^y. Yvo know proved tbeir adaptability. Now I haint 1states and imagine no more Hut wc. are policy of the government has Iren changed year. From Feta l.L 1898 to Sept. 1«l • that h m* ir<u<. and w « want 1. <■> wfli A. K. Barrell, of >i»»tlnc>* aad C. 8. Pal- jest sure what that word mea.-.s. 1 asked wiser than the whole world. Do this and from a Protective Tanff to a ’ Tariff for *J6 there bxs Item 811,318,412 in silver cut open the pric-- ».«■ nnr. tamhupt I coined. This is more than all tbe sil­ merton, of Woodland. stock id stows. Ku • Hannah Maria and she said it lueaut fool- may 1 we live long enough to know that the Revenue On»y” and so changed -that tbe Far Coroners— i ver do lars dninrd from 1792 to 1878. in A No. 1, but the n ishness. I’m coming to Hastings Friday 'other states have ceased toughing- at our revenues have fallen off {o such an extent rter of au inch toi * rid* August there was 3S.630; mio of stiver folly and that our own Valeha? ceased on the seven o’clock train and 1 am going 1 that over 8262.000.000 haa beep borrowed ' are cctuu» >:i *»*:h -. *!i.u jqu would coined. to ask some of the men who can tell me. tcursing us for it.” ne«d. Ta'-y ar-* to already ou governin'nt bonds to pay run­ Then I will tell you. Yours, Then the wise men repealed tbe law, ning expenses of the gov* rnmeut. OUR FINANCIAL PLANK the Racket. I’, is rather amusing to occash»n*|ly Tire republican party is unreservedly for ’ Hezekiah Knowmcgb. Ibut it was many 3 ears before the people Now let us see why this is so. Evv.y You > knurr Phla recovered front the effects or the corn farmer understands that if his outgoes I m ikecoinpariaotot. In Ha issue of July MILLINERY • the law providing for tbe resumption of Smith I-*. W.llir.g m i:i try and e.xcqgil his income, he must borrow to 9th the Journal quoins exgw at 8 to 10' npecle payment* in 1870: ‘--- ----------------i; alncr then every [ Mr*. Warner is belts prepirni nun cents and potatoes 10 to 90 ottttfl. In its Moral: We are a big nation, but we an* dollar has hern su* good a1 gold. make the d<-fteP, that lie roust lessen ex। It was near the close of ih« nineteenthio k. m.d wiiti In- ' iMU'Alast week. Sept. 17th, the JouraaH penses or Increase his ipeoui**, or soom r struct lune to se.: eh<Mpr: t‘;in if.e / century—everywhere ihrn- was great de­ not the whole earth. . cbeMp- si up *.auie i>f .-■ If Another moral: legislation can neither or later loee his credit and fail. This Is quo ter eggs at 10 to 12 cehto and potatoes : pression. Railroads cm»ld nr-t pay divi­ you are in need <>! t >» Hue. 25 to 30 cents. Ar.? we to infer.from this ' make nor unmake values. equally true of the govenirurut. Right here dends. values were shrunken, money wns you bad better see hlui*Before you buy.' Still another: A’ fool h a man who let ns see how this “Tariff for 'Revenue that the "crime offfS’’ has raised eggs two Idle, labor unemployed. Tiie wdl-ttulo We want eggs. This Sumi.' could not make profits, tbe pix>r could not thinks all of the rest of the world are onb" has brought to this government the cents per dozen aud potatoes 10 to 15 cents •f the world, which we pledge onr»»l»M ■ , same results that have followed whenever per bushel? .Ordo*e rnme to tbe con­ p»y their debth.nnd everybody was gloomy fools. One more: We cannot lift ourselves up that policy was inaugurated and every, clusion that supply and demand regulat*A stray coarse wont oijafc earns into tny 1 an be obtained, the existing gold Ntandard and sad. Each man ns he met M- neigh­ •. Owner ’ careful, honest rem er of the pontical his­ prlces? We believe tlia: supply and de­ enclosure, Rutland. Sept. P-llu bor would solinenly my in the inneuage of by dur boot straps. r-Note.-—The state of Ksnsas is used ns tory of this country knows it. tbe Hon. James Fadden, ••wlial tell,” nnd L*c ns mand accounts for tbu Increase In" price can have the flame by railing ar my p'.aee. paying expenses, afnd . paying • for into an example in this fable simply for. the moodily pajs oU. v now see bow it was' worked usder the above mentioued, as well as for soy de­ reason that it produces quantities of corn. notice. J. C. 8mhb. . tree designed (o maintain Inviolably the crease iu price that may have taken Dlarc Then there arosu Hie wise men of Kan­ There Is is no Intention to reflect upon the present administration. The reports show that for the firs: fifteen with reference to any other commodity In inney. sas. They were mighty In th* ic d«y; state or people of Ksn-as In any way. SHBKIFF’fl NOTICE OF WA.TION. present stnndsrd, the ntxndwrtl of the mast with honeyed wurds^lhey beguihd the We believe . that the To Tux QFAunv E;.kdtoa- or Ba tar mouths of tiie Wilson tariff, our exports of the meantlote. enlightened nation* of the earth. . OQVJrrv. agricultural a»d mum fact u red products 1amount of money per capita dneen't cut people. They painted in colors uf night Punusat to du-- r.utlee from the £»■<retaiyel very much ot a figure with nrice. France • State yon are hereby sutlfttM thxt. »i the tenthe oppression ofjabor and the suderings The discussion of the present si: v r fell off 8220368,000 as compared to the era! elaetiuh to be bnid i■. n>r but* *■( v.. :i!gw Silver dollars are full legal lender for for Instance has a per capita elrcnlhUon nf of poverty. They pictured in hues that question Is again calling out the history < f first fifteen months, alter the McKinley on tbe Tuesday «iece d-ng tbe »jn.Uy of all amounts. * pjled the. morn lug’s rosy glow, the de­ bonds and Greentacks Issued during ii.e tariff went Into operadon, and for the first . 1836.00 while#witrer land has only 89 00, November orxt. ibeta? Tuesday N«. 3rd. the following state offlflen are la tw- rieeed. ’ii— prlc* s are the same iu the two cuuii- Aljorrtfcor. Ltan'cns.it G. renor, Ho-wtarj <4 lights of luxury and tbe ble.-slrgs of war of the Rebellion and 'tbe old argu­ fittw-q m.inthv of the McKinley tariff we yet • State TreusUrftr. A.imt.'r (ieaeral; At­ Then.- was a bigger fall in prices from wealth. The law uf supply and demand al­ State. sold opnur agricultural and manafacturcd tries. 1 torney iw« wvy (senera). u<v.«iv< <v * Mr.u sopriiiitfudeptaf ............. . ............. I’,u'd*, ment used by the Ureentackera ma: y 1865 to 1873 under free coinage than theie rill regulate briee. Iua*nu«k»ii. Couimia’io ■: »ate l-u;<! Frenzied by the intoxicating dream they- years ago Is being resurrected agaiu by tiie pioducts the enormous sum of Stll3,972,- 'ways has and always . . , , * ' . O®ce; also * t'lraipfr •»: t! e SU*U- H 'i.N '•( t.Ihas been since 1873. rtarcmo: «i. exclaimed “Wherefore are we nor nil rich? siiveritefl of to-day; “That If the volume u6S over and above all foreign goods In.- Ila universal law, an-i oue Jhat can't be ucaUon in place *>t inivi.i repealed jtermofoffloe will expire !>-c. a? . "«-*»> Go to now! Let ps abolish poverty. Let Under ihe oi- repe*icu. 1 fourteen electors . t Fre»idrt»t »4 V-re 1’rrtlof Greenbacks, amounUni to between four ported into this country. Protection, reciprocity, sound money ---------------- - ------------ I dent oi the United ’.Mar -*. «.:.*«> » Repre-wta ns legislate ourselves Into irfluence.”(. and five hundred' millinns of dollars; had e a’lun uf the Wlhon bill for the first fif. * Uve In Ouugretvi for th*- hours!' ^’“.stwlcnsl and a return of prosperity and confidence And the people heard and were smith n been made a full legal tender the same as teen months, it* was only 855.753.023. The ororer twther 'emitter .nd <» : are what the propio want, and that's just with the delicious madness. .«-MJipri<wUie tbe first 860,000.000 of Greenbacks issued, mixing a loss to us In tbe balanceot trade. 1■nmer can be. other things being equal, I Sena^rinl IHrtrirtot gns why they will vote for McKinley. Then the governor assembled the wise they would not have depreelatv<i and Hint under the Wilson bill as compared to the the 1 greater prosperity Ibero will be. It I men tn special session and thUs addressed Wire District coenpruaax IU r> Luujitj. McKinley tariff, for fifteen months of 1 has been found, for instance, that tbe ’ ---------" ---------the with-holding of their legal tender for Over fifty times ns many silver dull*.rs You are also fiervby nolltlcd that " , them: * |fanners who are near to factory dunricta electlunrbe fulluwiut; rtwdj rtluY:-* will M duties on Imports and Interest on the 8158,214,345. have been coined since 1873 as there were • * ne Under tuich a condition of things as 1become well-to-do selling their products to elected for Barrv Ckwuty. via t “Most noble, brave and mhhty y»*o- national debt was the cause of their de ­ frost the opening of onr mints in 1793 uh* haw. Bbcrffl. Clerk. TrvW»rr. 'MMrr■ ot «r. < uperallvee. That old. original and Itaed*. PrbflftidhNZ Attorwy. <’aunty tO 1873. Does this look as If we were un­ m ’0. our people groan, The bn* den is cline snd was done so that I he rich could above shown, b any man bot»*errd to mill two Circuit Court Vtomin iHeaw* no t-twu Our lu>- 1wise Democrat. Andrew Jackson, wild, heavy u;x>n (hem. Early and letr they buy them up chcaplv at a ruinous dis­ know why we have hard times? friendly lo sliver? toil and .eat the btead of dlsapiMid tment count and loss to the government of port at Ions of foreign g(H>ds were paid (or '“Plant the factor) near the farm.*’ -ThaVs Sb triff of IVirrj C-wnt’v. MiehlfW. Make ye law.-* tor their hundreds and millions of dnliary.” This by the pro 'ucts of the farm, and the faP- 1McKlnleyiam. ' The speeches made by Wm. McKinley and bitterness. D*tjd HfcxUugs, Mick. Sep;. 12th, IM lory with a large aurpkw left, and labor ‘ dellveranee. to the hundreds ot dehgatton« that haye question was so thoroughly dUcn-wd dur­ “Wc are the greatest state In tin* union. ing the Greenback craze, and so often found read, employment. How |i it now? visited him. are truly wonderful, and Ni l satl-firtl with tnv ruin btoughl to th abo# a knowledge of this country and Its We are big enough nnd rich enough to fully explained, that there should not ne afffirs that mark him as one of the great­ hevea policy of our own regardless of even one old dry bone left io resnrrect at farmer and uiaiiufactiirer. they must a tick ther.-rli r.idly policy established by what other states may dn or m\v not do.. this time. est ■tatomen living. Let ns be patriotic. A Kansns poilwv for And now to answer R, let me say first, Blalnr, which Is their platform they said ltrs. Hannah Chard, of Glassboro, Pa., Kansas Is tbe need of the hour. Wh*at is that the 860.000,000 to which they refer, was “a cheat, a fraud aud a sham,” and ufider the Wlleon law. that wdi think* that smoking buds iter and is bird to raise and the yield is light and nnwere not Greenbacks at nil. but were and liable to shorten her life and Inis resolved cjrtaln; but we are groat on com The Treasury Notes aud made ptyaWe on de- Statesinahlike policy must ta xped out to atop it. Considering that her ago Is notion that the priue inunt be gov<-med by nund. On the 4tli of March. 1861. Abra­ so hb to ronkv lhe ruin nnd drsotatkjn only 107 years this is regarded ns n wise the law of supply and demand h h anp**r- ham Lincoln was Inaugurated preaidvn: of c »mpirtr. J.H uh look and mt b<)W' the s titIon by :;.eaus of which the rich pintoler the United States and an yxtrj st-eslnn nt farmer was hurt by thn repHil uf that taw. and oppress hontMt toil. M.ike y>* tie-re congress was called for July ^th. At that In 1891 tafiMt. I hr reciprocal «grr<*in^iit At the demo-popu list-free silver senator­ fore a law in acconlsncs with which s-»vtime elevm states bed Hea-dr.1 and wen- WM entered into th- records ‘bow ttut we ial convention held In this city Tuesday erelgn and augn»t nta’ue runt almlt lie put in actual rebellion. Mr. Lincoln, ii« h|H sold tt, c.uba and Port.. Rico 11/441 tMir: Arthur D. Hur he , I v nr. tvns no ul- upon a par nlih wheat’ Tlirv *h*ll be I have just received a large assortment of albwo >1 messuage, asked authority or Congros to relta of fl-inr. ‘In )892 wr Mild ilifu, jj|j5 . nated for State Selmlnr. Mr. Hughev has Intflt^hangPAble bushel for t»u>I.<-i. and tlucarpets that are unequaled in quality and in the per- , In 1*98 we void ttivyn (J16.borrow $400,000,000. Salmon P. Chaae. 175 tarrrls. been a mem'>r of tills parly fur quite a price of corn shall be the Mime ax «!»»fection and beauty of the patterns. Persons wht>hi 1894 we Mild 662jt4S tarthen Secretary of thc.Trraaury, in hh ie- 406 bar n ta. fow weeks Imving been k republican until pr ee of wheat. D. thi*. and :h- p^.pkare interested in carpets will find everything here in tn 1801 n.e iremy wan abr^aled purt to Congress July 4tb ratlmaled uh* rela a sbori time ago. Kia '■<»inp»-iiior for this of Kansas sh.tll rise up und call you that line and it will pay them to inspect my stork expenditures for the fiscal je«r 18112. at and naire Ih.u .m-ball <.r nor trod. honor was Joseph Memlee. of Katun Rsp- j blessed, and all the world t-xrept n>e before making a selection. 8318,519.581, which sum f.-j| ahj,rt ,»f the Thl. trroly wr. m..re b, Blalnr io n.abe a ids. an old linn-. |if«j long denuKrnil who money-lender.-* shall bail you a.- U e • m-tiexpenses wore than SSiO.oad.ooo; <yn markrl tor .lie HoJnele or ihe rann ami asked remgnitd»n <>f hi-* party but didn't cipatorH of mankind ” Anwrltan i.ro in.ts ..f >.eanr .p kl(H11 ihe otb d»y or J,lj is«l a bill w>. get it The BaNkre has frrqnenlly t*dd W1,, lwllra du«d Into the Houm to mrat th. expeHM4 round a ma,Ire! In it* rradr»« that there were many who ernor had advls-**l and all Hie |h- q.j^ uf ;In­ South Am-,lea. but alnoe do. r 'peel ot the or Ike w.r by obltlnlni • loen << 8U0.. wouldn't toltow wpere John Dennis loads, state rejuiced, lor th* ir *->ib« were f >i| ih law U,ne mmke.a and the nmrbetaor 003.000 and wba puaod 150 yra. tn and tlita o>inv*-tiffi>n proved it. John a»- c.wn. They could bardly nu»:<hr »h m(The rebels yen M« had letl.) Tbe «en. Ulin Union aie H arl, 'doswt aeak,.t ua. eared hie ch-ntton as County Chairman selvei tlll.tbe governor i<n<l algoed the t. )i ale made attend amendments whleh Iwavlna ibe que.lion or a lter <>ui, <„ aaeeally. ••itfce the silent tread of a cat” I were ronturrtd In by Jhe lienee and Were only a aid. lean •„ tan-; men of „MHI. Wa*hiM*wu Gardner or Calhoun. At the Racket. LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRENS CLOAKS AND WRAPS. es.hveil!kin. and I’ueaiWy JoUa luts found out that rrorarri, and Ibouabt-re a by umes me' app o.rtl July nib. 1M1 u. x. Slal tbe people now »<•*« rich. T»o-> bung'd otrs No. Id. na(e bso.) nw w,| ,ul|llir. many luxuriits anl them »•(•>( them nrw*1 lied tbe Sotrelary to borrow on the ere.ui Sard juel aa lout aa the deatruetlou mdley in debt. They wmuterM itotf lury had <rf the U. 3. the above etna wlu.in --Whwobly" remaine tn. never before found not ths* wrt»l>h «a ■nonUm trow tbe paaaapn ut I he An. and •imply a mfltlt-r uf l«gb-}dim*, and they io laaae eoopana or rtfbtoiew bmida, fHta great pity «•» I onibtupl for »i»r Ig­ irewsury now In aaeb proporttou norant and anpirstiUMis pro.>k uf l»e mlfbi deem advlaablr. My line is complete. No. troib’e to show the;-: =« S. GOODYEAR ■ �= hasting-' Banner Sep..896. w E coo«. L<y»i «••<>•■ A PURE SPICES accident.^-4b running to dr ve a bdrseout of some buckwheat be atet>,»ed In a bole, or tnrnttkhls foot over In >ucb a way aa to break both bones Of the right kg about three Inches above the ankle. Mr. Beloou Is a hard working young man. and this ac­ cident happens at an espec ally nnfortunate time as ho has a large crop ot grain to look after. At thia writing he la resting easily. Dr. Lampman Is the. attending' r’-Xslclan. THE FAIR. BVE PO,NT» TO A VERY SUCCESSFUL MEETING. Th« Katrlra Fred W. Walker longed for tbe nomina­ tion for Prosecuting Attorney of Barry County. John H. Denols longed to aw Thomaa Sullivan, of Freeport azd a The Women’s Party ■launch democrat fill this responsible po­ sition, aud Mr. Sullivan got It It h but AT THEIR RECENT _ We «o to pmM raiber early to rive one natural to suppose that the antipathy of Cost you no more than . ** xtiythinguf bu (do* of what the Barry Mr. Dennis to Mr. Walker was solely and ■ pices that are not pure county fair will be for iBwCbul ca?IIJ purely because Mr. Walker was a repub­ "•'? »eaf. fair .ill iu “u lican and roundly denounced Mr. beoula । / f he following assignments were made and bls tendencies to fusion uf •‘anything ,“TOM“ ,1”; at the M. E. conference last week: Has ,r v. buy ai the right tings. Thos Cox; Hastinga Circuit, fl. c, On Twwtay. u,8 o„t M ln th. put, and everything to beat the republican party. I am making a Chamberlain; living, R. D. Freeman; wl“1 •’rairbtenlm, ,b<” Panina “P 1 h.y of spices this Mr. Walker doesn't talk that way any Middleville. F. N. Jones; Freeport, J. IL 5™ UNANIMOUSLY ELECTED THE FOLLOWING h * t0C *' J nerr >' ‘ & o ro «*di ’ . fixing up % ? " ‘ sou let me put up Oh the contrary Wooton; Nashville. W. F. Wilson; Wood­ ‘"joths. steaming up peanut roastom, etc. mure about fusion. ’ ;.-ckie recipes and he has sought ahd received n ooinfnatlon land. F. A. Vatulcwalker:. Banflt>ld, F. W. ll,e,’,bow beK*n ,n earnest and . what you need in 1,MOds t,je n,°*1 iuJicruus fusion “ th* ,or¥D00«>fl»As pretty Bt Hunt; Delton. L. P. lUchlmeytr; Prairie­ liim 7 shm. but In the afternoon a much larger party that lias yet entered Barry County ■ Tup ku’it, you will ville. John W. Boel. Rev. W. M. Puffer, crowd was in evidence, and all were well politics, the fusion consisting of Demo­ ' ...I with the reor Manistee, formerly of ibis city, will be pieawd with tbeshow. £lt' ; ;; • winter. I have Tbe fruit exhibit is especially nice crats, Populists, a few Republicans like .the Presiding .Elder of the Lana I ng dis­ a*d Prohl- WHICH WE FEEL SURE WILL BE VOTED BY EVERY BARRY COUNTY •ho toe exhibits la noral hall, but .hep himself, Free Sllverites / ‘ of spices. JTumtrict. ’ ’ LADY: TIt .Wi °“r .rpt~n..r ui.iiy of the ex- billonlsta. Wejire not absolutely certain Curry- Powders. Arrangements have been made for *a hlblu bad not l.rll cuc„| Jer but were about tbe latter, bill it isn’t strange that ■ e-, ,c\lic Acid, Tartaric •dob lecture course • the coming winter In a fair way u Ibel.orkcrs In even- Urn there should be a little doubt about re ­ . Sealing Wax. etc. which will be fully equal in excellence, partment wen- bustllnx around like a lol of bees. membering all the names that enter Has no mistake in the and costa little, more than the one last The Mock sheds are all SI led up. and into this new. party.” year. The course will begin In November oneeanxel a.pretty exalted Ide. ot the J • place. But now de fey nritt. Mr. Dennis didn’t and will consist of three lectures, one dra­ •toe* ot Barry county from a vlalt lo then want Mr. Walker for Prosecutor and he 'I matic entertainment and one grand con­ sheds, where nearly every breed of horses, cattle, .swine and sheep can be seen. The didn’t get IL. Mr. Walker and his cohorts cert . Further details will be given when poultry exhibit |s not large, but interest­ t who. it is said, promised hiin the nomina­ plans concerning tickets, seals, etc.; are ing to t.he fanciers of poultry. v A tion for Prosecutor, swore revenge, dire There seems to bean unuauiily large completed.' On account of tbe high- grade revenge. Mr. Dennis had himself named of th? course given last winter and the number of venders, dlckerere. and “places as County Chairman in a way that - would to try your luck," together with a mdrrysaHsfanllon afforded, the ladles expect to go-round, dance hull, eating rooms, lunch remind Coin Harvey of the “silent tread of The Committee on Money Saving report that theaej conditions influenc. t. .’.vwdtfu liufldlrig out? ” . . -l "f City B.mk. ed their selection. find a ready sale for the tickets for tbe counters, etc. a cat." Tuesday was the Senatorial Con­ Goodyear Broa. have a fitf. exhllblt present course. The sale will have to be of buggies, wagons, feed cutters, slegba, vention. A. D. Hughes, of Irving, who a limited .owlbg to the size of the opera ranges, and numerous other things fur the few weeks ago was a republican wanted house and we advise dur patrons to pre­ farmer’s use. They have the largest ex- to lie Senator. Mr. Dennis didn't want pare to buy tickets as soon as the sale be­ hlblt on the grounds and one that will him to have It, because ha wasn’t a demo­ WHO else celU such flour? Where WHO else could sell such high - (JKCULflTION • can you get another kind that grade goods at such extremely gins. The prices will probably remain eventually attract considerable attention. crat-and in the past had, like Mr. Walker, There are many more exhibits worthy will make such white and light low prices? week, ISOquirtH. In this case Mr. Denof notice but time forbids uur gul ng into denounced fusion. bread and biscuits and The. state board of equalization has low­ detail. ' , nla was tamed completely, down, way, yield so many loaves to igi •_ 1 to LinJis. ■ Yesterday forenoon the Dowling and way down, so deep that the sacred pre­ . ered the valuation of Barry County from the barrel than will Ceresota? WHO else could sell us a tea at r>; I-.,.. caperf-ntid jackets* fifteen millioii dollars to fourteen million Cedar Creek bill teams battled' for su- cincts of a sepulcher wouldn’t be within even 40 ctsfthat could compenuacy on the ball diamond, aud the Try a bag the price is only 55 dollars. The state ikt qualixed once every uysatO. D. Spauldings. • pare with this No. 22?, fc Yet Dowling boys were victorious in a seven telephone distance. Mr. Walker has also tatiug cents. five years. This beans a saving ot from ’inning game: the score being 8.to 15. The come after Mr. Dennis In another way. the price is only 25015 p«r Little Liver Pills lake Lan57.000 to 88.000. There can in, no ques­ game proved to be an Interesting one to The Barry County Democrat has changed WHO else can do such meat selpound. . (It*. those prrsenL although the weather was hands. t It is reported that the real active , tion but what Barry County is still asses ­ . ling? Best quality pork only ••.ring to frecure a boarding I ■ Aityot rather frigid lo sit on the fence aud wit­ management of the paper will be In the ••'. un Mrs. Perkins across sed fur more than It sho.uld.be, but this Is ness tt'e game. 6c per pound. WHO else has a coffee to compare largely If not wholly du- to the high as­ In th** afternoon three races were pulled hands of several of Mr. Walker’s friends, : । i rant’s elevator. . • with their special combination? and that the firm, name will be Thom is WHO else in Hastings attach such sessments made by the Supervisors of tbe off as follows: One cup will make you vote i- nt ladies capes and jackets. Tbe 2:34 pace. with.the following en­ & Walker. It is too obvious that this firm county. In other counties property is aslow price marks to high srur ticket. Only 25 cents for tries. Lady Barnes, enteretf by N. Wil­ ।iw days nt O. D. Spauldings. sr.'aed ftr.much.less than half of what it son. Chicago. III.; Geo. Fatchen. entered will not give Mr. Dennis, who Is ttvw priced Standard Groceries? a pound. . won the. first free fo¥ all would sill for. In this county It la often by C. Mahew. Plainwell; Fred Noble, en­ Giand Hlghunkadunk over all the various i . • Kent county fair las*t MF-.-ssed for much more than It would tered by U. S. Worn!. Plainwell. Alvin parlies, supposed to , be harmoniously Wj’«O else could give us gold Green, entered, by C. E. Bidlac. Hasttogii; nestled under Mr. Dennis’fusion-feathered s-ll fo7. and Invariably for all that it Leo D., entered by Al. Keith. Hastings. standard values at free silver WHO else has such uniform i.s it the Picnic at the would sell for. This may have kept down . prices all through. their stock? Lady Barnet won tlic race. Geo. Pateh­ wings, real warm support. It seems to be prices? S -.turdajvOzL 3rd. You the per cent, of taxation but it bas com­ en. second. Alvin Green, third; time &35, a!>out one round apiece, and both parties .$11 merchants have bargains . groggy and fighting for wind. but every article is sold at a pelled Barry County tn pay double its 2.-38<^. 2^1., WHO sells good dinner sets for The running race asTullows: K. of 1*. opened 'hare.of suite taxes. $7.50, 10 lb rolled oats for 25c. bargain-price there. There is no reason John IL. J. K. Hnrmon. -NashvIRv; Red Morrill. Lumble & Co. will move their t <‘ilj evening after a >tr e=.i’UM->liy Barry County ahoAM pay Bird, Frank Thompson. Freeport; Mag­ ■No. 1 Mackeralfor 15c, No. 1 stock about Oct. !>t, to tiie store first door Whitefish for toe, xxxx Olives Tin uUvitdence last <ine half as much state tax as either Cal­ gie C„ Coh liros..’Kidamazo<n Wheel--r T.. for 1 jc pt. 61bs Crackers for WHO sells Golddust for 23 cts., houn or Kalamazoo, or one third as much ihrVi Cooper, Lacey. .Mich.: IL P.. B. cant of Stirling. Crawford & Co. Kane, Grand 'Rapids; Jolly Tar. A. II. Starch tor 41c, Herring for roc ? 25c? Echo answers “Our ai Kt-r.t. . At its next session we believe Logan- IL P. won the rare, -Wheeler iMTrnffVt.' Hon. IL G.. Horr will be In this city ’ Echo answers, “Our Ticket*’ Tickets.” • that it would be a wise policy for the svcmid. (Jed Bird, third. Saturday, Oct 3rd. both afternoon apd The 2:30 trot as follow-: evening. This will be a rare chance to at O. D. $jw.dIcing'. Board vf Suj ervi-or* io lower tbe rate of 4>tx‘W., C. Mayhew. Plain well; S. J.. hear him and republicans from ah over assessment all around. Thlsr would in- A". Wilson.. Chicago; Montwood. " IL A. creue the percent of County tax though' Boyne, Portland; Red Deer, D. Ctaiuer.-* the country should avail themselves of the amount of taxes to be pai<l wnhldn’l East.Lake: Airy Noble. John Cole, Hast; the dbportunity. . . i' neral manager wfIm increased. By following this plan for Ings: Mopsy. J. L. Rhodes. VertndrrtyilM: । 1 .*gracr Noble, A. B. Covey’. Muskegon. Rv . -ays"that ru.u1 will be. a few years It would put Barry County In Thia race was' won by Red Derr, with D1BD. •i from Kalamazoo to the exited posittou to have her ’valuation lowered to Montwood, second. 8. J., third, and Airy ARMSTRONG—At her home In Bowens ; !. within a year, but at Tri. Mills, Satunisy night, Mrs. Bert Arm-j^. where II shonId be. Instead ot having Nobles, fourth Time 2:27, 2:31 and 2:35 ilt meet tin* Gram! Trunk strong. . 'Hu- trick riding by Fred Giddings, of ttie Supervisor of one tow nship watch to The deceased was the daughter of Mr. Kalamazoo, was a feature on yedrraay’s '.<ve if lie can't have Ids neightMiring town­ program. He will give exhibitions In and Mrs. George Mullen, of Prairieville, a nt fried Landi'’ coffee you ships lurreasvd and Ills own township de­ front of the grand . stand this afternoon and was a moat estimable la’dy, beloved by. .. ■■ 1 s them all. ‘ all who knew her. The afflicted ones have creased In valuation, all should get to­ and to-morrow. * • E. A. Moross. of Detroit, nnd C. 8. the sympathy of all. The funeral ' took •: Jr tin* lea-hng firms of the gether nnd agrre upon -a re tucliuu ri^ht JVeber. of Nashville, rode an exhibition place Monday.. •. ■ ’ d an agrettuetitto close tbeir straight through. v # i hitf.mlle on a tandem, doing the halt in ' ; p. from «JcL. 51b to Apr. . The Death I»cd. 1:03. J Sudden Drath uf Colutnbu- Knight. The Hastings band Is making some.fine In remembrance of -Mrs. Bert Ann."mg b<r. the ten days before J This cinniminity was stuh-ked Sunday musk fur the occasion- * strong. who died Sept. 20, aged 23 years, i Chris nTOrninu to learli uf thn sttdden death of y months and 7 days. . s’. Golden and Silver or­ Columbus Knlglii. Sup: of the Table Co., We watched her br-atblng through tbe ulght, PERSONAL MENTION. which, occurred at II o’clock Saturday Her breathing soft and tow. ... :;«•’• ring Ex-Coiigreasman night.) ' A' Iu her brewf* >he wave ot life .-Ix-CongreMiinan, IL G. Kept braving to and fro. Mr- Knight had attended to his usual Mrs. J. C. Andrus h visiting friends in duties in the fg-’tory where Tie was em­ Hr; I’..-•> S.Uurday.. Oct.’ 3rdSo sllenUr we seemed to speak. tbe east. . So elowiy moved about. ’ ployed on Saturday, seeming it anything '.i. in and 2 p. in. Judge we bad lent her half our powers, Oscar Schumann left for Charlotte. Sun­ -AsTo more than usually cheerful. He came eke her livlna out. ; Ch ui* S;n its wili preside. ’ , down town that • veiling, conversed with day evening. . Uur very hopes belled our fears, Our fears our hopes belled—, I I a;.. 4‘.e Hie liberal.patro uage 1 have several of his friends, and seemed in a L. W. Felghner, of Nashville, was in We very fiheerfnrtrame of nilhd. After see­ thought her dying wber she slept, •I ..... -••n! ar«f I know you all appreciate And sleeping when she died. ing to a few purchases, he went, to ids town Monday. I tin; li-jx'.::*- 1 have to offer. Thanking home iu the 1st ware!, and retired about For when the morn time dlin aud sad. Miss Nellie Weber, of Nashville, Is a And ebllt-wltb early.shower*. ■ favors and trusting 1 can nine. Sown after lie cotpplaliied of a fear­ Her quiet eyelids elvsed-aiie had guest at Al. Wcberis, ful pain In Ida head, and tldn giew iu in ­ Another morn than ours. |beot service to you all id future tensity. Dre. Laiiipnian and Lowry were A. A. Eggleston spcmLMonday wltliTrh There la no death, what seems so Is transition. • 1 reifi promptly summoned. .Dr. Lampman — This Hie of mortal brealh ' daughter at MiddlevilleYours Very Respt. Is but a suburb of the life Klyslan Mr. first to arrive, and saw at once that Whose portal we call death. Mrs. Webster, of Kalamazoo, was in He • Gwo. W, Laxdis. Knight was suffering from apoplexy, A precious one from us has gone. expired at 11 o’clock. tbe city last Friday. A voice we loved -S -tilled. >. u.: ala limited to.80 days The runc'ral wus held from hh hie » Mrs. Clarence Lathrop, of Ionia, is vis­ A -laM! Is vacant Id our home. : -ing uni sale at less than cost home In the tint ward nt 10:30 a. in. Which never can be filled.. iting her pareuls in thn cfly. . J.' C. Farrell Clothing A Tuesday, the services being cmi iueted by God tn wisdom has recalled. . The .remain* were The boon His love had given. ’.mW Muck. Call at once Kev. A. D. Grig by. Miss Edna Reed has returned from Bat­ And tbo* the body moulders here, tnkm 10 Grand Rapids fur lntermrt.it. The soul Is safe in heaven. ' liargains are there. The employees of tin* Table Co. attended tle Creek, where she has been for the past W. B. B. the funeqtl In « LkIi. mid accompanied summer. . I’. T. Coi.GKtfVK, the remains lo tiie depo:. A wile and HIM Grade Blakesley, of Grand Rapids, Assignee. Ihrvt! dnuahtere. iwn or them married ttud h the guest of her friend Mha. Blrdlb •! enthttsiattie audience greet-- living in Grand Rapids, survive tn mourn G.-EniersoR at the opera his loss, anti to them i.-\ext. nded Itir »yp»- Tawnsend. s pathy of the community in tneir great V Seth Angie and wife left I bursday •v > ■- •:tfng. Mr. Emerson lionaffliction. • morning for Chicago where they will make IsstWf ot the day in an Mr. Knight was about 62 years old. He - • <id manner.' poiniiiig out was burn in Vrnnont. and came went their future home.*? Housekeepers’ Convention ■r t Presidential Ticket President-—I. W. Sterling. Vice Pres.—C. W. Clarke. FRE.D.I. H&flTH. T116 DruQQlSt. . .tCAL NEWS.­ I'This ’ Sterling, Crawford & Co. BARGAIN GROCERS. ' UII! Ill That is the way we are closing out a lot of our stiff hats. We’ve got new style hats too, for $1.00, 2.00 2.50 and 3.00. Campaign hats and caps. Heavy caps for fall and wintes. -4 toe’s a Safety Line 1 tree iilver coinage nnd ■ •;iTo thn evils that would I lfl" r '' nn’’. D.MtiKrat ha« nxtin Mr. Loyd C Fwighmr ,• iiuncnz Ibv paper for tlw 'f.HH. retiring from Active MicuMy. Tnr new editor is . "f I.Hn-dng. who has •' th! under Tliw phlley of • “ u ti:ili>. will iiu* i»e ehu'ucd L.kTKR-Mr. F. W. ah I ii.iriin-reblp with , Gi->. \ 1. there will ■ at lire fair ground nu-hir **• -bt Rum*' c mreh. wlfrn a ymitig man. Until the iaat four xeai .i tils home had been in Grand RapWa for Mint <d the time since hr ’eft th« ••Gruc'fiMouutaii''’ state. For the past lour yrare be had been super in triidriitjof the Table Co. lie no'serM d and dr-rried .tbe nnliuiited confidence «d »h«- directors .<>( that cmnpmiy. Had he o«*uhI every •bdiKoof siock. his Interest In Its •mere'll and prosperity could not IH»v® txi-n gre .ter To hun is the credit iargely du t>»r keeping up aud rvrn adding to.ihe Ir.-Iiirss Of xiia: in-tilutioii during jthe fonry rare of Ids employ whirtH aa all kuo v have b-eu aiiyinJng i»>4 "H’.i-d’aclory n« the furniture ira te, li- **•» »; *Ie■ rideri. hottest. sti’uighi-fmwaHl man. who I by his rtfggsd lutrgrity. hh t,, , bou-ir hi all things won, me L...» ..1 -hll | ................ Ur «»■ w-u. A”. K10-.V h-IH’I a kliri h''ncg an tuw-er p »i|Wr In rW,thing “““ tie. n-ic-il mi other »>riipltn»e to M . her-limn he did — render huues ’ serf lee. ' <'• ttaU.iu.tl repu ntbtii. T I|.. •«- a oiean nmn In ids We. thor­ oughly 11 i right in uharacter. firm « I r. v-i;43‘igre*.siii in »*r r <-•? hi- Whatever h* rhunril’ was right. MWii-w. a!.d M. h. u.ok „f |hl- eby To his family he was ever m •«’ slud »’»i i “,;,I Lhfcago plat form will be opuutd by alfrelioiiHie—a relthuii. !">*i mmbahu. ■ . ->•< uugiPBNujsn.- Tmpithy E Thmi-i. lovioz and hvii»iul f-ither. ij He will be m sue I in Id* IWme. ,n I red ,v. Walker, of this city. 1-. ad­ ntl/uf fcl- nPt ve-i iwt ca|Mi>»y. *0 ID.I ' il'ij to the S|ie«-cl,es there will be ri«>rts t;w c-. ..m.i.Hti w e - h- nvia• I Various kind,. Mpala will be served on SO.» eiia-H. fio;> lieieis a guol U>*1> e grounds at reasonable rates. , ’»•’ Ntj-.ne iMllUeti Ji. Ex-Judge George R. Gardner, of Grand Rapkls, Wisconsin, visited Ell Erway. Ias< week, returning home Friday. He eats WlacoMln will strongly republican. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fowler, uf Maple Grove, were In thellty Friday, and left on the noon train for Muskegon, to spend a couple of weeks wUh their sou Sherm. EXPENSIVE MIRROR. mil Bring the "3Epn Within Thirty­ Eight Kila* of the Eye. A special train brought into Vans a ,lny. ngo. wrapped I" blanket., bound with n>ft « ood boo|». a rough block ot crysto}. n b.cb i« to form the mirror of tbe bupv tt.rset.p. at 1000 exblbitlon. In lt» l,re”'D‘ th. piece of glno “•“? pound. End b.. already «>-» «0.l»^ It wHl oo.t $.10,000 more and take SO month, of jmll.hing b.r a novel ami rret mecbtudeal prooe^ before » •« n«i»hed Ita diameter is nearly ?”t*fndlt b.«peet«l.o brinp lb. moon wlUdn S3 mile, of the rye. but the chief expert, of the Far a •»’>“"* tory mr that IU image, will no. be dtatlnet a. tbeir. .re now at 01 taJw. „hleb they belike l» the uimo.t Pr«Ueable'Umn- DONI 51-IIVEK IN SHOE STORES J ust as there is in bridges or on ice—a price below which that store isn’t, safe. You’ll find it sate to buy shoes of us because wc will not lower our standard of quality to get a low price we wont do it,rather let some one else sell trashy paper soled, paper counter soles. You’ll not be coming back in two or three weeks after another pair if you buy shoes of us. A complete line; all sizes and widths. but get one of our new overcoats or ulster at astonishingly low prices for the quality ot the goods. Huleskin Gloves, Mittens and Husking Gloves. • Rod Front Shoo Store. Woolley & Bronson GtilDESTER & BURTON. Thx leading clothiers. J | | I I I I �stings MAXWELL REPORTS. Banner. Thursday, Sept 24. 1896. w..b^zI“rrA.*<fcacrBdoi “COOK BROS. Propritors.^^ fobrtb po^ttaMter-rrnml. U« Tfcolr Gun. 10 the tn. post[KJ.T-1: has made his annual report to endwIJune Ther Ar. Drl,« t- DM^r.u-n> hr .n-m mstsirr-general for the y?jr ~------ ------------- - —---------------------30, 1896. The principal divisions of the ’ HAJWS ARE TIED. Dares Not Interfere IN SOUTH SHOOTING BEGINS. in j ! llshed and 1.78# di«?-)ntinned The xotal num'.xtr of appointments for the year was tXOM, and the total aumbef of case* acted upon. 15.532. Mr. Maxwell commends the work of the poM office Inspectors. The report shows that' tbe total number of complaint* of al! clauees received during the year aarregatodl 102,627, and the num­ ber of cBNe* dtspneed of amounted to 10#,#06. Ohly 24 complain !s were rece’vec! of ear'dejBJ«ie*» in the tandlftiK-of registered matter by postal employe*. The employes tn Che postal service handled during the year 12,8ul,(N0 uleres 'at regtstered mall, with the loos of only one olecc In. every ■ This bavkdcwxx on the part of Great M.2H. During the year there were ?.O74 arrests, of which • number 158 were post­ . Britain is due to tbe fact that the cab- masters. ;• iwk erf the continental power* have A CLOUDBURST. FlEcODcluded that it is more jxrudcnt to '. coDdunv the recent maxaiacies' at ConKaantinople than to raise ‘he eastern Wymnlng. Kjqtxestioix.in the most forceful maimer, Rock Spring, Wyo., Sept. 21.—A Egand, as the mdrquis of Salisbury recog- cloudburst up in the canyon, a couple 'nlses, it is strength aud not sentiment of miles southeast of town. Sunday aft­ Hhvbich rules the world. Great Britain ernoon flooded the town three or four Kcannot face the combined fleets of Rus­ feet and run over the floors in the First Kala, France, Germany and Austria, national bank and (seven or eight of the ^■aven With the assistance of Italy. leading business bouses, filling all cel­ ■KTbercfcre Great Britain must stand lar* and completely covering the Union KaaUle, pnd. unless Russia prevents Pacific tracks. The rush of water i. it the Turk will have a free hand in the down through town was so sudden 'j settlement of the Armenian difficulty that no time was left for getting mer­ H|by the sword and torch or by any other chandise out of the cellars. Tim Kinmeans Which the port? may think fit to .ncy & Co.’s large, double two-story ■Udopt.< business house Is undermined by the water and in danger of collapsing at ConxtikBtlnopU- for th.e Ct»r. ’!■ Incidentally it is suggested in sever*, any time. The damage, it was thought, . al influential quarters »hu. the short- will be $50,000. No lives were lost. I |4?est way to sell!? the whole matter DEATH tif ENOCH PRATT. I■wouldT>! to offer Constantinople to the H-czar. It is pointed out that if the Rus- Baltimore*! Noted FaitantlynpJ*t Pbmm Awixy BZ tbe Ago orss. SKslan people are once convinced ’-hat Baltimore, Md.. Sept. It*.—Enoch T* Great Britain is ready to allow them to take Constantinople rather than per- 1’ratt, multi-millionaire. Danker and BK'niW tlMi Ottoman rule to continue, they merchant, died at his country residence, ' will put a pressure upon the- czar ‘‘Tiyoll,” Baltimore county, at nine '.which will be irresistible, for the pos- o’clock Thursday night. He was, with ' *e«sion of Constantinople will realize perhaps nne exception, the oldest active | the Russian dream of ages in bringing bank president in the United States. ? ftaasift; direct to tbe water edge of the Mr. Pratt celebrate*! the 68th anni­ versary of his birthday last Thursday Mediterranean to all intents and purMr. Pratt was a dexxeeudant of Phinea* BBpoaes.^ • Pratt, who arrived at Plymouth Id-1623. ■ Storm la GathrrluK. In 1832 Mr. Pratt’s gift to the city of ’ In the meantime the storm is gather­ Baltimore of a public library costing up­ ing and may break nt any moment. A special cabinet meeting was held at1 wards of $1,000,000 placed him in the front rqnk of the wor)d*s*ph:lanthro, Borne Saturday aud the Italian flying 5 xquadrjon, under Vice Admiral Cam- j plats. London. Sept. 21.—The events of last week have, demonstrated beyond any possibility of doubt that unless .Great Britain is prepared t? face a geuraral European, war nothing is left for her to :do but, as stated in. the semi■official communication from the for­ eign office, to stand aside and hope for -• more satisfactory state of affairs. Leadville, CoL, Sept. 21.—Driven to desperation by starvation, Leadville’s locked-out miners, win have 'been threatening the peace for two month*, attacked tbe Carom:do nun? with dyna­ mite and guus st one O'cliMk tbi»; morn­ ing, arousing the city and throwing its inhabitants- info a |>anic Heavy ex­ plosions aroused sleepers in the Cistern part of the city at the hour 4aB>ed. The mine is heavily guarded by special police behind stout barricade*. * For two hours the rioters nnd de­ fenders have exchanged .volley after volfey of bulletK, aud at three e’clock ft’seems evident the attacking force is gaining tiie mastery. Flames fame just broken out in the mine buildings, and it |r thought die rioters have set fire to the baricade*. A state of terror reigns in the city. The whole town aroused. It is so dark that no one Is willlug to venture out >n the night.Tiie riot call wax sounded in tbe barracks, where the rflate militiamen have been sleeping on their arms for GO days past. a.B soon as the alarm from the mine was .sounded. The men were luqrc or leiw scattered, and the officers have just got .the troops in shape to move toward tfie scene of trouble. When the soldiers and miners meet bloodshed will surely fol­ low. Ten thousand wage-earners, armed and determined, will rise up to meet the hnndful of troops just leaving thebarrdeks. THE MAINE ELECTION. i“- here century, long wo. erwted al C.pr Town, l-orlugo. A more rtlrwrtlun or t,»d pUrited her solder, at v.riou, , iut,re»Utlg .premie eon we reel, p01ofc,toeStber»t.MMtfromH»>«r» ’ laurlued. .nd i, certainly MltotawltI tar, to the Zewbrw ,nd Mo»l»b«|«-. - .----------- -oa— —eU™ at ta. M>. ' «,y« Centarj-. T“ --------------- ,r~,l‘"r ' Tok So hi *Jw*y» to I* found in gold and Ivory awUtui department under his nan- are appointments and inspections. A synopsis uf hi* re port ^follow*: . The report ehowsThat the total number st post offices In' operation in the Vntted State* Is 70.MB. Of then®, fin.725 arc fourthclasn and 3.G23 preWdentiiil, bcinr an in- HUNGARIAN LANGUAGE. AFRICA. tbe Huugarim. & Hu: idkmx. - ]f Gvnm-a or i : mar pia^i-d*. posted on a aquare box hung ■ falriy be oonparej to the ! , proniitwnj plane, auiwmnclng that branches mad fruits of v deed visible, the rout- .if ever, are.UBdergrcund a: .d I. Udumeat regularly between rerutin dates, and «t night thia box Is lit up tbe Hwjxgqriuh lau^ if.;;^ . ■’ 1 a trte' the roots of which art a with candle*. V'iibu rior. . ... Three I hree centcrie* cenutries p«s*< [whM.-u.uut.ns d. duringwhlcb_ niran<x- to w the mk- hpuee uvikw ■=*» At in? the c entrance is u Urge aud by a kind of Iinr; . • '«• ll«nt*J frbotegniphy *e can xUn. . our BDowiKMgc knowledge v« of wv-. south central nil; in which is plated three onr — ------------AfrirtC —------1 the was scarcely extended; and it was not pinches, of salt for “luck." Cloee by is sap of the mom rialng i; • until Mume^CO year* ago that the Dutch stationed a man. whocrie*at-intervals: 1 v ^ It i*, in UJ1 words. Boers.' in tbrjr slow wagons, pus-^-d “Come in! Come In, Indie* and gentle- , •ggitrUnirt.lve. Tbe flrat eyllable of ewb,, 'northeastward from CnpQ Colony to the men. urZ we our wonderful exhibition, i P> spot where I31oenrf6nlein and Pretoria It will tickle your liver and make'the I annta the root of the now stand; not’till 1854-6 that David lean grow fat from laughing. Come in, I pronoun, atv'aoldered on u, It 1. Ortenau, the lemraner'rf^ Livingstone nlade his ,way through my pretty mold, and wo will show you | apd roeinp tribe».anji„„<1 „u“14 Bucbutrnaland to the Victoria falls of the feat ures of your lover." the Zambesi and to the Atlantic coast at The performance usually eommencee ; their word root, for fear of li Loanda; not till 1889 that tbe rant ter­ nt eeven o’clock in the morning aud j mean, of «rfttjtaa4in(. ritories which lie. between the Tranxx- closes at six o’clock in the evening, and, • Of German word, m Hua(rj.ii,., vnal republic nnd Lake Tanganyika be­ including the intervals, which are fre- » ta on>y a handfui. gan to be occupied by the Maahonaland quent and long, tbie fun is kept up all [ moatly as clown, and Uhugathn^ pioneers. All the«e farmers, exploring d«y; vt lxungarS! Ken. In the clV the young girl* rieeeariier | 7110 11 “Mgarhus do not dei?«t and mining prvspectorfc came up over _ -___ . ___ a _ ah .. ■ — ■ * ■ • 1 Tile GerDinns.'l,,,f , 1... • . . .. than.u.nal,' and b^atfly complete Uieir I *^0 German,. bn t ;t,.y tlo[ (he high plateau .from the extreme German, knnwr. to t!le’ southernmost end of Africa, checked elaborate toilet in order to, be present 1 from time to time by the warlike native at the rormnencement of the perform-; Magyar* chiefly in hi* Austrian nianidoes not hppear a. n.,^1 tribes, but drawn on by finding eveyy- ance. .They are easily distinguished where a country lit which European* from the country maidens by their lew , *ort“ imitating. The An>trian is o>could live and thrive; while th? Portu­ ruddy complexions and more genteel j llle’ «n«able. imlustrioux. but. befor. anything else, eW. pleasyre-lovhjg. p] casurv'i-j-. ;i;anything guese, having long since lost the im­ manner*. On urrhiag at the place of amuse-J Herx.r-^7Tta^.7r7r------ pulse of discovery nnd conquest, did no more than maintain their hold upon the t-..-nt Ute audience take off tbeb- geta. ; jan„^)n h? H S cdust. and allowed even the few fort* or c-lonw-wd place them in the cualody | the Btoweni hic j they had established along tbedourseof of a uxau, wffio charge* u nominal sum । t.;me th? the Zambesi to crumb!? away. for taking care of Thtae clog. strip of Hut ground which lay between-'; th*- eoaat au-l the ploteae damped their j desires and threw obstacles in the way'; 'of their advance. ’ They did little to ex­ plore and nothing to civilize the inte­ SUBMARINE DINNER PARTY. rbw^^h!^owtiLh',?^£: no into a. bou-e Eta, geta eoaetwleri Portland, Mr.. S»pt. 18.—I umplrte re­ turns from the shite election show tbutthc total vote for goveruor was: Pow­ ers (rep.), 83,573: Frank (dem.), 34,»41.. Hepubluran plurality. 48,732. Bangor,- Me., S?pt,. 19.—Th? Whig publishes thn offioul retui ms filed at tinoffice of th? seerrtary of ttate of iue congressional vote in nil the district*, complete, except froixx a few towiu for which the governorship vote i* taken, showiug that the aggregate vote for republican congrrssmnu reached 83,809, against 34,318 for the democratic candidates, giving n republican plu­ ... the Mrc state of 49.491, m —>n-u rality in of. whi-^b K^dha. iorsM>7Dl»'rley'.”w>re; tiuit ken. 12.S02. and Iloutelle. ISA’31. ““ *3^• •«» ... . 7...... “v' '' ‘ ’•■'non* San Dithoouls Winkclspruit. The u.p>. their peryom. ar? treated with as Th, ,, A.. r.a_._ ' .■ * ’ contempt nnd liubled -•abromuahi,- po, it v -. V w, ,.an* *'tK*rtcr aiptifyin* “cocitrtBgbam. H“**wm«As there Ure no senta in a-htraae of 1 , Van'-tfit Ren.' f*?' n!'t t*li> public entertainment in Tokio, the au- ’ aimnlifletl it to Vkwinlm!* rt^*iU'eSUn I’n rta.’.cn Of. • Some time ago the labor of deepen­ ing the harbor of Clotat was completed. To celebrate the completion of hi.s la­ bor ami to make the ocecrion memor­ able the contractor gave to the mem­ dienre squat crow-legged on the ruata i bers of hi* staff nnd the represcntatives in tixe spare allotted to them and make ।1 IbaF.renlBg hew, boldly madei,-,, fror. won! ot it. thn,: Vbaot.lta-ha. oj.the press .1 banquet, unprecedented, th^nwlvea comfortable for tbe day. I aome „WB„iuniy I watn.wiokie. Th? rest of the re, ortcra says ll.irper’s Round (’able, for its The men and women light their pipes : nmrf-m. mcn ^rtbcliuea k elk> I in* originality. The table was set eight ar.d while away the time by rehearsing ' U meters bitiow the l«;vrl of the sen. at pkassot rrminfccencea until the per- j • ‘ ' * the very bottom of the Harbor, inside formant?? begins. tbe “caisson" in which lhe excavators Jugglers. *> tery-tellers, magic-lantern.! ■ XUB Sit’ W‘ E‘ Pe?ke^een ot work, and osjy the narrow exhibitors, who are considered tbpfore*! "»"• of ,bc CT'*™" "«■ runners of prosfterhy and harbingers | ■ W GouNt cur. from «<• enonnov. m«M of wo- cf pc*.irr. rnl.-rtcin the public both day • ter around nnd above .their hearts. The end night. Each troupr of formers I new fashioned banqueting hall was usually r: mains In one place for about! ■ Denison, Tex., Sept. 21.—Mrs. bailie splendidly decorated ahd lighted, and ** ** yrars* standing a week, but if theyiar? unprecedentedly I . -Albersou, aged 115 years, die# near varo Was immediately dispatched to; but fbr n certain buzzing 111 the earn, t r- -rr.-’fiil they rem&in K'l long as their . Muscatine, la., Ji ’ pt. 21. — A. A. Ball ’ Colbert Sunday morning jxt.six o'clock fi.the Levant. The British fleet is an­ caused by tbe pressure of nir kept-up F7.?ci:!2t!en proves profitable. “ residence of Dun Collins. ’Mrs. ** the .. 4 rfxoredi off the inland of Lemnos, imme- , Co., bankers at Wait Liberty, Muscatine at* "** in the chamber in ordcr'-to prevent the mIi’ll lately opposite the passage leading to । county, made an assignment to C. E. Alberson was the wife of Chief Aiberinrush of- wtiter. nobody wouH have iu th • upper .-lory bf the honor. At oms j the Dardanelles, the Russia a squadron 1 Chcsebro, closing their doors at ten son, who was in the Creek war with suspected that the sHgbteat interrup­ < v"entity of the room is an elevated ijl’is In readiness in the Blank sea, the o’clock Saturday morning. Inability to General Jackson in J&12, she beluga tion in the working of the nir pump platform fry th? performers, on which ^KFrench squadron is approaching the, realize on nssetfi was the cause cff ’thc wife at that time. She was the oldest tie of ab*olate cure, frre to a-y : uffereri would hove sufl’ccd to asphyxiate the is a firebox aril tea-wrrlcc, and nt each ~~--- * A I?-...-__ .• «n*=t< Wh Dardart llrs and four German ships on ' failure. The'bank .is 14 years old, a person in the nation and has great whole party. After the bnnquet an ’end ere t>rsrdlcstl;!ut. *,Th? uudier.ee F».**yg» *ay_«ms wishing * CBrc institution nnd hud an extensile grandchildren who have passed the half sir ifray home with 2.000 sailors and private P> rntw.s. nxn, r. d„ iCeearsu, aewrvt ( improvised concert prolw.ged the fesis s-ated In frar.tf lien may be F?en rlnwi have been ordered In remtfin :u Misiness. Its asfteU are given as $290.­ centurjfhpile post. • j tivity far several hours, after which a group of |.?raai:s, there n few offlIt is le vicinity of the Dardanelles until 000, with liabilities, of tbe guest* reaacenued into the open air. ciab ; girts, old tarn, s?rra.nt« and ap­ mi id it will be able to pay dollar for dolirther orders. . Washington, Sept. 18.—Ln a few days prentices. all mixed up together without ■inr iu time. “ 1A* Nidinirj, Faiu Haute." United States treasury circular No. 130 France May Take b Hand. AN AWFULLY LAZY MAN. regard to rank crj wt.—Ran Francisco | Paris, Sept. 21.—The admiral tv office will bo issued. It contains informuChronicle. , is making inquiries ns to the time that ComieraviHe, Ind., Hept. 19. — A tiou respectlug nut'ioual banks, state FUhlny. twould be occupied in fitting out three freight train on the Cincinnati, Hamil­ banka, savings banks, loan end trust ’•The litziest man 1 ever 'knew was Tbe first bank within the limits of the ironclads, in view of the menacing ton £ Dayton railroad collided yeater- comptaxicK and private banks of the Ji ff Towson, ef Peoria,’ said J, C. Tap­ situation in Turkey. < -----dry with the pay train uenr Longwood, United State*, coxhpiled from reports o( pan, of that city. “Jeff was too* lazy United. States was chartered in Phila­ Kian on s. Deportation* BtoppriL about five miles west of thia city, and the comptroller of the currency. It wiil to work, and fished In Peoria lake, delphia in 171. It was Incorporated by X | Constantinople, Sept. 21.—The Turk- Chria Swcatman, engine^ of the pay be furnished fret-tunny orieapplying foi about three or four miles above the rnngr?** under the title: . “The From1A FTTHUM., . | 4.WS 40 IKJBl #,W i.« Bah authorities have put u stop to the train, Dayton, O.; Frank Kinsey, fire­ It, but not more than one copy to each city. Hr was a mora.constant sleeper dent, Director* nnd Company of the C. 4L OSBORN, ia-4s’ A»:e.t. HixMlsp • i .deportation of Armenians which has man pay train,'Gallion, O.; George A. appxicaoL that Dickens’ fat boy, nnd it used to Bank of North America." been going on aince the recent fatal Mouse1, conductor of freight train. In-' Saloon Blown Up. be said that he slept ns he walked, but kriots in Constantinople. dianapolis, were killed aud eight other Columbus, O., Sept. ift; -Early Friday it is certain that as soon as ' he sat jtierman Shl|«« Uct Older*.’ persons were injured.. morning a hen* y charge of dynamite down he would fall asleep. On a-amnt I Berlin, Sept. 21.—Four German war­ was exploded under the tialoon ot Mrs. of this habit he last several poles and IXonEot* Hbb r«ll«n. ships hove received special orders to sail Mntty Widsbrodt nt Sardinia, Brown fishing 1 neo, which caused him to adopt Kirmu, od the NiJe.Sept. 21.—Dongola county, the building being* totally at once for d point in the neighborhood an original method. He lay on the has fallen, and the nominal objective wrecked. Severn I [xeraon* were irij «i red. bank, fastening a line to his ankle. If of Confttnntinople. £ point of the British' Egyptian expe­ Antl-saloon workers are suspected,' dition has been reached. Tbe river , a fish bit the book it would wake him, having failed to ••ecure the. passage of ", nn<l he -(railed it in. One day a larger \ I Madrid, Sept. 21.—A dispatch to the forces of lhe expedition, pushing up local option ordinance. |j fish than usual snapped the bait, and .. V- Tmparciai, from Bong Kong says that the Nile from El Hafir, landed a force , at Dongola and occupied that place beHU Ordered. ! '?’,cn »'voke he was in the riven jgffi the rebels at Cavite. Philippine islands, Havana, Sept. 21.—Capt. Gen. Weyler A. er t"e n,ost energetic struggle h» S9»mptured the monastery there nnd nrn.1- I fore the dervish force retreating from a ■ El Hafir reached that poipL El Huflr jffiiacred monks, pul.lMg putting them to liaa ordered the release-of Alfred O. c'cr-,nn,^e succeeded in getting to TCU ’| the itiv uiuunn, * Kb with odd, orc th.retooe both In th, Hernandes Hughett, an American clti-i s*JOrc» **• looked as though be would ■Kieatb with kolTM. knives. TinThe di.Mlcb dispat-L ^ ’- I zen who wna arrested two necks ago. ,,avp <o new plan. But h? did ^ythat over 100 rebels who had been cap- hands of the British. [l f tured by Sjianiards were flung into a iil ,L Hi* release is conditional upon his lent- 1:01 n,,Br’don tying th? line to bis ankle: for and MaUotd,*Man~SepL 19."-Star Pointer ' Cuba* I be procured n rope and fastened r| . small dungeon at Manilla. The next ^■morniujg 54 of the prisoners were found went a mile yesterday at Mystic park shot ; °nP entl hrnnnd his body and tbe other hhot and «n<l Burned. Burned. ^Edead. they having been suffocated durin 2:02ya, which beats the New England , Slaydc’s Crossing. Miss., Sept. 21.— Blaydc — ! B >iig the night. The Spaniards, with the track record, and also made a new Walter Brown, a young negro, was sbo»f :uid slept for n good many years now.’ I▼I Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, many Mxallcd boothin ^■object of striking tenor among Lhe world’s record for a half mile—59% sec­ to death by u mob here un: then burned, PATENT ON A FARO BOX. , ^'sympathizers of the rebels, make it u onds. The race developed th? three for murderous assault upon Mrs. Slay­• jmpractice to execute their prisoners pub- fastest consecutive- heats ever paced. I taxdxerteaUy Oo«~W^~lMaMi by tbe Go* Bn Von Rnnvr that oplam and inbrphine arc atapefyliig aarcoC- p den, postmistress. aged 73 years ISucly. The men are taken out in batches , Star Pointer won the first .‘n 2:02%, the hnpir Hctiitery Horned. RKand shat before the eyes7>f anyone who second in 2:03%, nnd the third . in During Moncton, N. B., Sept. 21.—The re- j - a discussion - over a sociable HSklesires to witness their death. 2:03%. without htbc.ing then polsoss » 1 finery df the Acadia Sugar llefiamg P*1”6 °f cards- n few evenings since, in company, h building eight stories hiph. 'wl,fch several prominent congressional Fell from B Cliff, Tbe Arkxn»»« Election. St. Ijiuis. Sept. 21.—A sfiecial to a Little Rock, Ark., Sept. 18.—Complete was destroyed by fire Sunday evening. People took parL the statement was antes* you or your physician know of what it la composed I i made 1 madethat thatthe thefaro farobox. box,ananinstrument instrument loroing from Jiminez, Mexico, . returns from luirt week’s election in this Lose, over $3(Mi,<K)0. „ ,paper . isays: Kniiie Renbnugh, a German state are now on file in the secretary | in u*e in every gambling establishment ioaturalbit, who hud been rpendiug the of- state • •’s office, 1* iagrc&cat* is. publuhed with every boUte f the delinquent coun­ , Washington, Sept. 18.—A statement of the land, had been consecrated by the United State®. To Mttmer in the Sierra Mad re mountains, ties reporting Thursday. Jones (drm.J, prejMired at the mint bureau shows :nat letters •patent of------------I west other?, was killed by accidentally for governor, received 91,124; Remmel the silver coinage during the month of ’^u,r controversy two of the paraggregated $2,650,000. i ,iw< "Pent the day hunting up the rec­ Bailing from a cliff, and his body was (rep.), 3&.83U; Files (pop.) 13.DN9; MPler August August aggregated $2,650,000. xj( aU other remedies f^e ch"d?cti combined ? • t ■— -------------------- -— I ords. _______________ r (pro.), 742.- Total vote, 141.091. Jones* 'taken tq Aliatn, from which point it___ will Qaarral Eud» xn Marder.n’k.,. , |be shipped to San From-isxoand thence majority, 41.12S; Jones’ plurality, M,found* Diut that Robert liobcrt Bayley was wa> Cincinnati, Sept. l».—A special snv*: . They •' foun< no von Know that the Jtefest OOre Dcpartascrt < f the I uilH Jfo Germany. He was widely known a* 553 ‘■ At Cygnet, O., Thursday evening, Wil- £»'ren a patent M,y May 15. IS. 1812, IBIS, fora tor'anwr.new s.ficieutixt in the United States and Ger- i — -----. . liam Willett, a barber, killed George **•?«« improvement called the fair l’uglllats ludictecL dealer or the chartac ’lu.odiae. Th! ------ *»— ””— • New York, Sept. 19.—Corbett and Bostieman. a teamster, over a dispute dea,c’r or letter, unck-r mo the hand of 1 Fitzsimmons were indicted by " tharegarding $1.50. ----- ,potent ------... were uuucr iianu or r vampaiK-o uprnra ia nmoa. . » James Madison.- president, by James ! , Camou. O„ Sept. lU.-At ibe lurmoJ R"-'1 ju? yMerdnjr tor wllqatlnR . । ------...... w, Died in Frkxon. Vnttm.i secretary _ of . a state, . . * .. were I . ..... . . fiirht I>h uim.. Monroe, and fight eoiitrnrv contrary to th? the Inxvs laws nf of ithe suite menhig of the republican campaign in Auburn, N. Yn Sept. 18.—Orrin W. executed by William Pinckney, as atthis city yesterday over 10»\UQO persons and warrants for theif orrrkt wmu Kkinner died in the state prison acre orney general. In the schednh.- which were present. Mhj. McKinley, i-mator , issued. yesterday. He was one of the most a»was attached to the patent th? ordinary iCullom. 'of Illinois*, Gov. Hastings, nt , tute swindlers in the United Stales. faro deal box 1* described perfectly. Lo* Angeles. Ctxh, Sept. \V. E. PennsytyaDta. and Senator Thurston, of , A Dietetic Hint. ■ 'Nebraska, were the principal tpeak- Kennett, ex-chief of police of St. Louis, Job for a Uood iitatlxtician. An English professor recommends to who shot and killed Detective Lawson It Is reported in court circlas. Bays the here about a year ago. has been sen­ persons *offering from dyspepsia, con­ London Daily Chronicle, that Queen The fUc-Mtmlle tenced to 13 yearsJsi prison. sumption and anwmia, dr any who need Ictoria will never hold another draw­ Alijanjr, N. T., Sept. 21.—John Boyd to take on flesh, to cut very’ thin slices ing-room in person, as the tatlgne L* glgnotprc of Thacker, democratic nominee for gov­ rtf bread and butter. The idea i* that too great at her advanced age. Some Reading, 2**., Sept. ID.—A ntorm of ernor by the silver democrats of Newit induces people to cat much more but­ statistician equipped with a counting York; inj a-letter accepting the nomina­ wind, hail and rain which swept over the eastern part ' of Pennsylvania ter, a quality, of fat most essential to machine should figure out the number tion says he is for the gold standard. their nutrition in a form r.galnst which of Engl.vh girls who have been present­ wrecked scores nt. buildings and did Internal Krvcnun. they will not rebel.—N. T. Sun. ed to Queen Victoria in the course of her damage estimated at $200.»00. Washington, Sept. 21.—The monthly reign. tatemeat of collections of internal rer“ There Is no such thing as tuck. ” . knur shew.- th? total receipts fox AuWaahingun, Sept. 19.— Just KXJyears gust to ixavc been $11.527J)74. against' t?g© to-day President George Washing- »id Col. North once. “Everybody in Th. new w.tch la to hav. a pbooo during Angus*: IB®*. . ton issued his farewell address to the this world has chances. What people graph cylinder hidden .way, ud M the call ’luck' simply means that a maxi wes hone and at each quarter of an hour I :------people of the United Staler. his chance, holds on to it. and at tbe a toy «doe will b. beard glrinr yon tbe UiA. &cpt- IS.—It is OtllClUfly i ■right moment works it for himself. th»4 there are psi^m. m 1 I. M.—The Shulls­ 111. •l.uekT Nonsense! *LOck* fax simply aprlug bold th. watel> to yqor and burg, Wi*., has made of the faculty of seizing pawing oppor­ tunities.” •** H. GOODYEAR, DrutUU’t. JL AuJv“-s lurcQfe AiGHiGAN Central CASTOR I A! Infants 2,r^T.’ Wa^ ^,nM Children, K/lOTHERS, Do You Know I Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla- c~°CURE@ ■•■Aid • . �ri’sting Banner Thursday, Sept. 14, t^g6. w. R- COOK. Local Edllor/\ , 511EI.11ON, ' AlHtnwt «n<l RmI Estate OlSee. • '.Minct u«k Mnn,, pi lo'viv on Real Estate Real Estate i .m commission. General conreyanclng. - m e«’i-iplcte set of Abstract BoaKB,c<n’.;1for Records, ran furntab complete ■KSrtrt**’ ________ „ --------- .... , r\ POTTER. Attomuy* ljMW 1 toPhllipT Colgrove.) , * I ',oa -e in Union bht-K navtinn.) -- II! nilthe eonrlS of the state. r t h. KEN ASTON, t A. Attorney at Law. it ov-r J.B- (foods-ar & Co.’s store.) i I’rsc” ille inri-ortheBtate. Collections 1 ,„’-! ;K>y*tleadedto.. local news 1 WMUTION a ,. alS Week’ 180 *inires. pjls sweet, refreshing and * petite aud give The three turret beat, e.er p.^ „„ Ar.n.nd Robert J. Star Pointer won e»,TT heal In 2:03sms*. (Conducted by ’Miss Flora j. Beadle, County Coimnlsiloner.) Child Study. (Continued from last week.) Hastings, - - Bank, Mich. Open fo< • Cuifaty du>l M -iv -.i — .r<;ajp* department in .Barry V ■ -.ky. r» inter-.*’, on all time Th Chicago Chronicle DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER ot krji nil limn. It I* not Popullat. .1- n11: (j.qn-wraey of Jefferson. ~'r*’ 1 ’ 'ilrltih ta-ll-ring it tn be the oalva(i' - o. :: iit-pubhe. Il ta therefore opposed ■•-SHvcriam and ttepudiatfon•i v irlst-t good for the American. - H’-v. Address THKClIKDMICLe. -td'agten SI.. Chicago. 111. lr- •• i l by- virtue of an order and dern vni . . ‘ reuit court for lhe County o Bar?' !■ . •’r). lu tno State uf Michigan oitik- wi .• : -n the Mfo day of- February I«M. a ,ri ...... *'i-n therein pending where In Snnrj-i t ■ !• (’•liiiTf'.aliiHtit uih! Levi fa )| Jiuurs B. Holes arc defendants > ••<• iiand n« reuy gir«m that I fo il wll a’ pnhta ■ .. .1 foe nor’h front doorbf thee-rir.,• i-. n theritv of Hustings. Barry, Co M"’, , . । • it: he.tsr. tiefuK-the place for bolgUi , 1 ’ Court for said Counit, nu ; Saiur.! ,. ' treitl I'liyof October, itsue, nt ten ' o'efiwk all: or so much thereof ,- av nuv ta- n •• ■•<• try to fetM for amount due to ; »8|<1 Coni!.!;•rtiiiaut for prlm-Jpal. Interest and’ (font's tain.’'of "< . "f 1 '•,I*‘'»'*11IK desciibed' 1 OT^r parrel . ■wh: Ail Bmt certain piece of it'L, 1 sl’u.il*.Hid being In foe city Mifh « ‘‘°.tit»ty Of: Harry, and Stale < t *om ronbu-nrmu nt foe S .iuh West comer of iSt-r , 1,1 B“** X<>' Thirteen In the TuhJJ i.,I”J <:,t7 *»f HastHga, 2rirh“,"1' l,,”J'ke four fe«r E*st of a Bassnear said K ‘’t™1 ••rrc*””rtb ofl^N1 -nhrnT Nort1' w”St corner. irn.i 1 "exlnnteg. F«u, wA u-’iM ,H-”*96 V*•*“?• Court Commls. PT 1 B:trr>'' ” • Mich. • - * . ^‘K j<i k’ ^iicifor for Complainant. J’KOBATk'vRDEB. fc At* County of Barry-M. Cooiitv nt lb1 ,9ie t’rolmte Court for the tatt?,.' ,1; nl'l,!",rtrD at. 1’rotatte Office. Tuesdat ,hf ,n “W county, an T«ar oni- th'X Xt.“. day ”f Hvutember in the w one thousand eight hundred and ninety ProSue?1’ CbartM w- Armstrong, Judge of “wllSi? “““ M rtUr “■ «'J?"I1'1' lb» peuiloo <tal, .erlSwt « ta d cmirt ”»trun»eiit now on file lestonm £Wrt*0»be tbe Im will and tateSfJ1 .°,f,,ald deceased, be admitted to pro­ im? tl?ner M’oolnted executrix. d*y u, t ,tjs;,r»fefod. foaiTuew-tay tar 8fo ltlfl forwim»n”im^' iD* 1®*’ *l u,n o’clock In taUfion a^Fth. ,*M’•E1*1 for tUe hearing of said sod lh<b®,ni 111 l»wofsalddcoea* rtteuIntermted In said •aldcnnM ,>r lu,r*d to appear ataseMlaocf JfitefL m 11 u’ holaeu nt tbe Probate aa««iww<S1 Vl|7 Ol ‘"’•McoOBty, the x-i 1 lbL'r’ *»- *hy tbo prayer “‘•fanKr Xere-rf tf P0* notice to 1 Kald potiUauer Mve tfthe nenu" intereMtedln mideewe. H^Xlv?PP1lt,'aU"’"’ Wu'k SWvv. It pi|<^ —. rr. h. Coodtkau. k.rZL'J" vwpton-A <u u,. ••o.ta tor MeKIhLT.^U^r ■'“* reeled o« ,t llodtord, Hu, , ptM„ Ti.e race wu between Star Pointer, Frank .-I. SMITH. ■Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for your in uh- hi all parts ot the state troubles*.* If not g,-t a laottte now and get .. .t .-p ciuhiy. Special pains relief. This nn-dicine is found to lie p\; r.u contracts, chattel inort- culiarly adapted to the relief and cure <\f Woodland, Mich. all female coiiiptaints. rxerting a wontier E.. Knapprn. till direct inthiciicii in giving etrength'and four to the orcHUb. l(\<»u have loss ot Rppcntr. cntivjtijmtioii, headache, fainting rpelta. or are nervous, sleeplr^-c. excitable melancholy or trouble«l w ith dizzy spells’ Electric Bitters fa tiie medicine you- nerd. Health and strength are guaranteed by its use. Large bottles only fifty cente at W. •niry nt law, Hastings. Mich, H. G-HMlyeara* drug store. court’ of the state. ColSCHOOL COLUMN. attended to. CiTy S,lrer *>>»’ kt CM tool, tata wm A baby boy with two head, ... Thunp day nlaht bon, tn ltrs. Rrynn. of Mtemi ■Ga. Both the heads are perfectly de­ vetoped and are Jolnul tofether a: (he 1UNER. M. B-, ’ back. ,o as to plan, the face In epp.»iu. Physician anti Surgeon, directions, looking lo the back and l0 lhe ■ u, Mich. ... block cast at depot. front. Both mother aiul child are w,tl and. the phr.lelana ny there I, every II. BARBER • ic'aiis .nukburgeons. prospect ot the child ll,hw. county rv.-|H*udwl to with Mrs. Wylie Farr, ol Toronto, Ohio, round her 3 year old aon nltttuK under a >• \MP.MAN. tree with a copperhead snake hi lit, iap D. D. S. -i ntal work done carefully and stroking the polMnou, reptile, which v ii.-d ;iesia. gas or chloroform seemed to enjoy the situation as inueh as ' hid .smith's Racket Store. did tbe child. The mother han Milbclent presence ot mind not lo startle either- the \ l.tonpmau. Valis promptly child or tin- snake. Speaking tow and ,! .itti‘Utl> r. given to'fitting idg Hcpita or Rupture for quiet ahe induced hie child to give un Ila • majority of Csom'S can hr playllitug and come co her. The snake c wit nou\a surgical opera- made no eltort to bile the child and wu allowed to escape. ivr.s 1 “ B 2 eenl*iamp for ■ heudaoBw » So.p Meln,k *> ““ Th, l.r^l „„ In Oblo, nM—Mrt ,t On,™,. MeKInl,,-, home. F,Ww-. Conwewt™ e,Um„e, pl.oa lhe nomber ot people on the ,tr«t. at more than 80,000. ■: TIMMERMAN. llomapathic Phy 1 ’* elan and Surgeon. City Bank. Collections to, and general law buninenn MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. of The deeper our insight into tbe instincts, impulses. Ide as , and interests, ambitions and resolutions. difficulties and misfort­ unes, pains and pleasures, of our pupils the greater llj- probity that we shall treat them wjth consideratiou aud sym­ pathy, with Justice and love. When pupils are understood, a rich manifold of respousr will be called forth and the heart? of teachers will need to be "root* d and grounded in love.’’ How ean aversion and indifference to cliildpm be avoided and an active and ruergteing sym­ pathy rule. save through an insight Imo their lives? ’ • The motive for taking up systematic CblRLstudy, if what bus been said is .true. Is very great; but another eousldertlon may make-it even stronger. Teachers, as we often find them, possess another lark which child study may supply. They pass judgment too easily. Children are often pre-judged, eoiHeipiently misjudged, and not unfrt<iuenUy. fUierefore. mis­ treated. This conies from a habit of Uk> hasty judgment which is not accusloux-J to watt for facts, aud gem-rglly does not appreciate the uecessity ot waiting for them.Child-study It wisely carried on w.ili lead the teacher to^stnte opinions and decisions more cautiously and judiciously. The more insight he comes to have Into lhe possible caustes and condltious of idtws and actions the mure tolenint aud reserved he is likely to become. Through proper child-study he should become more and more possessed of the caution and humility characteristic ot the. scientists, who regard an over-haste iudgemrDt an intellvctuid sin. This habit of intellect is ns tniich"m«>re Important In the teacher than In the scientist as an error in lhe treatment of n child Is likely to be more tremendous and Irreparable In Ite con­ sequences than one made In the analysis of a plant.' The teacbet needs a habit of painstaking discrimination and an ability to withhold judgement till the facts are gotten jn. The feeling of t^L* aewra neecssify and a knowledge ami skill of how to search for facts Is just what our teachers lack. Thia, child-study must reeognize and teachers, uuder Ils intfueboe must become students, patients, iiumble inquirers into Hie facts of child life as they co.uu daHy Into contact with Ihrm'in the school-room. Another wrung ctiHd-sludy raa*t, set to rights; the reel ill cat ion uf a teacher’s prac­ tice tn Hits respect h the greatest possible achievement set for this new\and ambit­ ious movement. It Is a habit that broad. and pernicious In its lufiunces. It marks lhe point at which all scholarship and In­ tellectual achievements end. It generally represents a total abandon­ ment of Ute spirit uf InvtMllgatiuii. 1 refer to tne habit of resting on traditional verbal explanations ihat do uqfi explain. We find ourselves too ready to accept and to act upon stateuienls as thoroughly reliable and Mlhfactory which a trained observer and Investigator would east aside as without value and, hi many cases, as untruthful and unjust. Deficiencies in school work, defects in pupils, nnd short­ comings of whatever kind discoverable In the schoolroom are readily explained In some way by lhe teacher. Pupils fall became they are ’’dull , "stupid", "weak In mental lb”- *Dd for many ao-ealled capses. With this explan­ ation, Inquiry Inta the origin and real cauae of tbe difficulty ceaaM and the teachers coulteience is at tease. Or other pupils gel on poorly "because they lack interest." "they dislike school­ work. anyway,” "they are so nevous and reatless tn school-work”, and for reasons of a similar kind. „ Again tbe teacher "rests In peace . why not? The trouble is explained. In other cases we find teachers accounting tor conduct in «n ••lll wUl."lu ••.lubburo0688.” In "wrong-headerfiiess" and in sim­ ilar ways. A description of a condition is taken for an explanation. {TobtotmtinutxL) Mrs Winslow’s Koutblng Syrup has been used Twenty-five cents a beetle. • t Thmn ubj. > trC ><W»iga»* Lutheran synod, which held . len-day,’ Slurr>«. eo»Brniwf tbe Ktloe ot the pre.ident. Bee. o Boehoer. o( M.r.b.11, lo .uipeodta, JI pn.tor, who refuaed to obid- by the decl.loti attectlo, the Lot bento wn> Itmry at Saginaw, The ay tod alao de­ cide-’ to acver its connection with the iscODsta end Minnesota synods and V> step out of the synodleti) conference al­ together. Tbe decapitated pastors have organized a new synod, with Her. P. KI in gm an. of Ann Arbor, ns president. J Jail Hird CAagbt. George Adams, given 30 days in jail for burglary at Newport, la cu dd-time offender. His real'name in Joe Faber, and his home is in Buffulo. In 1893 he served 14 months in Ohio's penitentiary Oar mlnoih I. th, «t,n<1,nt timv. .tui for cutting a man's throat in Toledo. t U"' “ ItearreMrd for burglary be escaped by K™. ?" of old. It jumping from a window. A year ago ’ h,rn"'-“ "O’”!.' lh«t priHluc. be was caught committing burglary taHH-diktetotot,. W. 11. tlmUKAh In Buffalo, sho} the officer dead, and *ll,h,“n!- Tolvdo manager-or thr escaped.. He will be turned over to Tolust bin balance on a l*tio offlr-ent. KI Bllwn'1'1 •'“> OS. "ue'dlad esri) Friday morning. ’ During tbe week ended September 12 Mw. R. DeYoung. Mlildleburg. La., wnuw. b have used One Minute. Cough reports nen| In by 57 observera in va­ rious portions of the state indicate that \ bort, ’,‘'r and children, and I consider It the quickest typhoid fever and.erysipeluK increnscd acting ami m<»s»t milisractnry Cough Cure 1 and inflammation of the kidneys de­ ever used. <V. IL <{tK>l,TgAJJ creased m urea of prevalence. Con­ The Innia fair did not pay expends this sumption was reported at 219- places, typhoid fever at S3, diphtheria at 21. yenr. 91.300 was taken in at the g«te vn •Gold Day" ami Sr,X) on "Sliver Day ” scarlet fever at 27, measles at 3 and again*i $2,700 on fo > sam-» days last year. whooping cough nt 2 places. ". H. Goouyeau. The Kent county fair closed at Grand Ind n,t*y ’* bMd •k '>p.> Bld you ever think how readily the blmxi Is poisoned by constipation? Bad blooffl-rnvana bn<| bralth ami premature Old age. DeWhfA Mule Early Khers, the faimnts lime pH|n, overcome obstinate constlputlon. ■ W. U. Gvodyeau Frank Owent. recently a hotel clrrk xml hack driver, of Cimriotte. has Imen nrre»te(U’harxr,l whh adultery; He h said to haVv a wife and live children at Bittle Creek. A. L.Wotxler. n prominent cttixrn of Oteeo, tali., after suffering excruciating Ij from piles/or twenty jears, was cured in a short time by tueing DeWitt’s Witch Hazrl Salve, an absolute cure for all skin disease*. More of ihl* preparation is used an all others combined. W; IRGoooykab Dlpblherin Is very prevalent In the western part of Nile*. O.ie death has al­ ready occurred In the family of Christian Gei.-tiurt and another child is nut expected to live. ■ Young mother^dread Ihu Summer hiontfri on aefiount.of the great mortality a­ mong rhlhlren caused by bowel troubles. Perfect safety may Ire assured those who keep on band DeWitt’s Colic und Cholera cure, and administer it promptly. For cramps, bilious colic, dysentery and filarThwa. it affords Instant relief. W. H.tGoOPYKAB Sheriff Green's wl.c. of Charlotte, over­ heard tbe alleged train robbers in jail thcTeXplanning to ex-ape if necessary by knocking the sheriff on the head when locking the prisoners In. luvestlgatlwn divulged n large hole sawed iu the* boiler plate lining, nnd three good haws made from case knives. TLu discovery enme Just in lime. Jove qf a womsn and U c»-nts RichaM Jooer. sgrd 34, of Buckingham eoewty.: W. \ a.. and Moses Strowthers. aged 23, of the same neighborhood, bo’h cclorva,! fought a bloody battle tp-thedeath near ; Harmarville and Stroutbera was mortal- '■ ly and Jones seriously wamJcrf. Washington, Sept. 16.—During the last eight mouths the exports uf tter- 1 chand*e from the Uadted States; amounted to $567,250,457, against $488,- ’ 360.551 during the Fame period in 1893. 1 The imports a menu ted to $471,218,434, ’ against $535,737,819 is the first eight ? months of 1895. Moberly. Mo^ Sept. 18.—Chiles (-rimes kilted his soe-in-iaw, Luther! Whitmore, near tbe letter's home, eight j miles south of thi> city Thursday., Grimes learned that Wu it more bad! wronged bis sister-in-law. und shot him i nine times. He then gave himself un 1 •to the sheriff. ‘ A Swede named Peu*rsou was acci-, dentally shot by a companion while I buntiug near Iron Mountain. He leaves j a widow uud three, children in the old | country, from whence he hud come but * a short time ago. . Very Key. John F. Friedland, dean of I the Catholic clergy of Detroit, died at j the rectory of St. Joseph's church, ■ aged 63 years. The'only son of John W. Dunlop, of Clare, was drowned while bathing with another boy. when he fell into u deep hole. ' • Wallace Weller wanted to see his old Doiiationa for CycloBv 5 utteron. friends.at Coldwater so much that be Chainunn Hinman, of the relief com­ mndt* the trip from South Dakota tu mittee of the Oakland cyclone sufferers, that place, about 1,050 mile*, by wagon. has subinitted a detailed* r q>ort to It .took him 35 flays. Gov. Rich which shows the total dona­ A farmer named Wright, living near tions to have been $34,860.53, all ofvhe town Bouse of Sumpter township, which bus been distributed. Of this committed suicide by taking strych­ sum, $26,104.27 wan cash; lumber, $3.­ nine. No cause for his act is known. 05442; stoves, $400; new furniture, Emmett Hickok, a 73-y ear-old reai­ $444; houaehbld goods, $5,060. Tbeeident of Sturgis, died of heart disease. pc uses were $231.29. Tbe shops of the Battle Creek Imple­ ment company were burned, causing a The coroner’s jury at Benton Harbor loss of $23,000; insured for $14,000. returned u verdict that the 22 men who were killed in the opera house disaster Condeused Tvalltnony. • came to their death bycauar.5 unknown. Chas. B. Hood, Hnikcr and Manufactu­ They were unable to piuce the blame jn rer *8 Agent. Cultin.bu«, (Milo, certlhes that anyone, and the above was the only ver­ Dr. King’s New Di*cov»-ry Ims no «qua! ns a cough, reuiech I l> Brown. Prop.. St. dict that could be agreed upon. .1 itn<i Hotel, Foil VftQne. Ind., tesi'iflea Under tbe beading of "A New Danger to Public Health,** tbe state board of health bus issued1 a circular urging physicians to guard cases of mild sore throat, in muny of which, it is claimed, the Loeffler, or diphtheria bacillus, is present. Children Cry for As foe name indicates. Hall's Vegetable Pitcher’s Oastorla. Siciilsn Hair Renewrr; Including ite Children Cry for growth, health, youthful color, and beauty. It will please >ou.__________ . Pitcher’s Castorla. ' Wan tel: MaUaowen to sell complete Ba* f*. Children Cryfbr srsa s-sr pitcher’s Castorla. ; like a bark* is a sign Ast there is something foreign I around which shouldn’t' he there. You can quiet the noise, just the usne. SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod-liver Oil not merely allay the symptoms but it docs give such strength to the body that it is able to throw off the disease. of u the ounce of prevention ?** Don’t neglect your cough. A book which will tell you more quest eta. and $1.00 aixcx. Absolutely Free! .Vow is tbe time siamting. csum*«i '. t,v 1^ Grippe by l»i. Klug's New l»i-c,.vprx. B. p. Merrill, Baldwinsville. mjk that hr l-.»s used and recoinntrmlqil II nnd never knew It to fall, and wold rather have It than Hemming, 222 K 'J.Stn at. Chicago. nlwina because it instantly reli«-v»-k Fni- trial John Honliuke was fouad ^ad in hia bottles nt W. 11. itaodj ear's Mndrrh Drug Store. , little carpenter shop iu Gruud Rapids with his throat cut from ear to ear. ll$>was an old man who was considered slightly deiuenud, and there is little doubt that he had committed suicide. Mrs. Seiske Van liuekelutu. aged 33 years, wiis out In.the'yard beating a carpet at Grund Rapids when -she sud­ denly put her hands to, her head aud English Spavin Liniment removes all fell over dead. Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blem­ Silas Bolster, r.gcd 53 years, a vet­ ishes from horses. Blood Sphvius. Cui Ik. eran of the late war, dited at Sturgis. ' Splints, Sweeney, Rlpg-Bone, St i Hi's. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cota, who went Sprains, all Swollen Throata. Coughs, etc. Save-S50 by use of one bottle. Warranted to Menominee in 1880’, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. . the*~Tn<Kt wonderful Blemish Cure‘ever Corio.Marko, an Italian, was Killed known ” Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Drug­ at the. Palms mine in Bessemer by a fall gist, Hastings. Midi. • of gftund. Tne Ki«a:n iz ».> g.id’ an 1 fhh protec­ During "the month of August there tive nssoctation’s hunt for game destroyer.-, were IS children received at the state chjsed Friday. (Sen. William jthakespreeta side winning from Sheriff Vosburg’s by school in Coldwater and 34 placed in 5,290 pul ata to 3,185. There were killed: homes. On the 1st of September there Blue-lieioti. 7; crows. 39; kingfishers, *25: had been. enrolled 4,044 children since hawks. 85: hittvrn.SS: skiwks. 8; blue rac­ the institution was opened. ers, 3; red squirrels, Lrt8: woodchucks, 7: ThirMlchigan Anti-Saloon league was blue jays. *2’JI; butcher birds. 2: crow organized at Lansing with the follow­ btacxblrfis. 4; dog fish. 2: lalllesnake, 1 ing otllcers: President. TV. it Fox, Grand Rapids; secretary, II. S. Jordan, The best salvy In the world for cuts, l/insing; frriuforer. George Everhart, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever Grand Rapids;, superintendent, John sores, tetter, chspped hands, chilblains, F. Brant. Lansing. corns, and all skin irruptlous, ami posi­ —The corner stone, for tbe recons*ructed tively cure piles or no pay required. It city hall and courthouae was laid at Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfectlon Port- Huron with tl\e Impressive ma­ or money refunded. Price 25 cento per sonic ceremonies. box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, tot The marriage of Mis®' Olive Bagley, druggist._________________ fourth daughter of the late ex-Qov. Albert Hay. a form hand of npar Ionia John J. Bagley, to Mr. Stedman. Butwent to the folV witll his girl; s »e danced trick. a young banker nnd broker of with another fellow contrary to Hay’s Boston, took place at the home of the wishes. SO be bought 30 grains of mor­ bride's mother in Detroit. phine and took It at <mv dose. Be was Welcome Merchant an old soldier at pumped out and hln life saved. Sturgis, was killed by the cars. Sure to Win. Orlando Easterly, for tbe assault nnd The peonlc rcengnlzxaort appreciate real merit- robbery of old man Jackson in Decem­ Tbatta me reason why Hood’* tfonwuiriitoftM ber, received a sentence at Hastings for foe largestWtehi foe a^urld.. Merit ,i>• mnHcine mrtins the pnwrr M» cure. Hnod * .r8Xl, life at Jackson prison. •inlta cures, iHMuilutrl:, permaueuib. “ Patrick McLoughlin and William is the one true bl<xxl purifier. It » superior merit is an eaiabltalied fact, aud menl wia». Tripp had-on argument on the financial Hood’s Pills are easy to takc.easy to operate. question at Grund Rapids. Tripp came out of It with a broken leg, a threeCure lodigcstlon. headache. inch gash on the back of his head and Rtite nf oblo. ( • a l?laek eye* x City of Toledo, jss Ixicas Count)-. < Christopher Wille, A farmer, living Frank J. tnieoey makes oath th at be l<i lb* near Constantine, drank hard cider, senior partuer of Um firm ol F. O. quarreled with his family and hanged Co..doinx buflnrn* In the city of Tolrih'• and aisle aforesaid, and tnal saffi firm wP*> himself. Ute sum nl rnw hundred dollars Tor each c*»e of Xrri. U.M o.n»<* b. Md .V'" ii>11*■ Catarrh Cure FRANK J. <_.hknk> . U«worn before me •“{*®2^2?,A<1l)”i8M . Look Out ence. foi. 8fo ^JUTpubHe. for Breukers ahead when pimples, bolls, )8BAL I cnrlmiid'es and like manifestations of 1mn^trs Catarrh Cure Im taken Internally Bt»d 'purH bluml appear. They wmildu’t ap­ nets' directly on the blo-wl and muc<»»is .urfaeft pear If your bhmd were pure and your Stfoe sntem ttend for teatlmojlate. free. F. system In the right onndftfou. Tliey show J CheiteV A (X Toledo. Ohio. you what you neeil—a good blood purifier, “®3 Bold by Dru«liU*. 75c. llrnt’M what ynu ge. when yon take Dr. Plern-’a ifoldi-n lirdlca! Dpoovrry. It carries health with it., All Blood, Skin and Scalp Diseases, from a con nun blotch or erupilun to the worst scrofula, are cured by It. It lnvlg»mtww the liver, purlSrs anil enriches the blood, and rouses every onr-n Into healthy action. In the mo>«t stubimrn forma ot Skin Disease, such as Sall Rlirum, Ecrema; Tetter, Ery­ sipelas. Carbuncles, ami kindred all men to, nnd with smdula In every shape, and all blond-taluta. Il effects perfect and per­ manent cures of the worst caMM- Your Cough, The Only One To Stand the Test, Bev. William Copp, whose ftithei was ;t physician foe over fifty .years, in New Jersey, and wha himself spent many years preparing forlho practice of medicine, bjit s«d>t;vquent-ly entered Hie ministry uf the M. E. Church, writes; ;‘I am glad _ to testify that 1 have xr had nialyzed «11 t!*.o \ finraamrinaprqwraIK A tioiis Known in th? tratlv.iljut AYER’S the only one of .'them that I could ' r i-c oin ine nd a '■c>’bjood-purilier.lhave » given away hundred^ of bottles of it, as I consider it the safest as well as the best to be had.”—Wm. Cort, Pastor M. E. Church, Jackson, Minn AYERS ■ THE OHLY WORLD'S FAIR w wSars apa ri Ha When in doubt, ask for Ayer’s Pills PROBA CK ORUER. . State of Mk!t»l|f>ui,i'*»un»j«f fauTy.ss. , AC » hosliHi uf Om. Probate Court, fot tbe eouutv of lUrry, boklen at the Probate oflloe. In Uih city of HaHlnre, Id said Couutj, ou Widuewday Hi" Sth day of Hept., in the year one Umqnud right hun­ dred and utnety «;x. Preaeut, Cliarle* W. Armntrorig, Judge ot Probate. • lu the matter of thr estate of James B-»yd. dem used. On reading nod filing tlw pstt’ton duly veri­ fied of Albert G. Kent, ad>>4ul<<lrarer of the estate ot said decr»—d, Mnylfig tbut hi» final account this day filed, mar a* branl aud al lowed and a decree <>f *s-lu<aneut duly iumic and he discharged from said irud. Thereupon ft is oMnred. that Saturday the 3rd day of Oct ,A. T>., iw>6 at ten o'clock tu the forenoon, be awbinrd f<»r lhe hearlug of said petition and llna ihe brlrt at law at Mid deceased and all other Interwted l>. udd estate, are required to app^r at a Mwilm. of said court, then to tw tml.icn al lhe Probate office, tn tbecity of HaaiiniEH, Id said Coonty and show cause. If an* there be. why tbe i»r»»rj of tbe petitioner inav not be granted. Audit FREE I FREE I Tbit Splendid IS96 yankeewatch Made an herror ‘iuarameed a good timekeeper^ Mtntinn thia paper nnd we will send you/ 5 sample copies of the DETROIT JOURNAL, SrMI-WEEKLY. containing full instructions how to gel fob watch. Act quick. • Address, PXTBQIT JPD’FAl CO., Datrrlt. rick. MCWTUACIE rollKCLOiVUe. Wurrew« fault has been mode In tiiecoD< lUoiib «>1 u cei uih real estate uiitCAgw. bear-, t- K (late the iTiti day of AurlL teiM. ex^-utea by B. r<m D ckln«on an I Anna Dlraini«<m bli wife, of ll st Inns. Barry Co.. Utah., tu Adrian D. Cn k. of IfawtiUgn Mirth, and recorded In tho nfO.-e of tbe rv n'ster of deed* for J he ciuaty Ot Harry, on the 27th day of April, t&jl. at 2dW p. :u , in Liber 47 ot peg-. IV. And WMrea> it 1» 4I vutd aud ngreetibetween tin p*rti*«. that .Ji t:lil atj LfaitT be oiaUv.L .a- pqrneat 9t the tn'eic.-t due on nid mor par*, or ai.y l.tr aHnv-nf of either prmclps*! or interest, on anv day *hen tie ra-ve la duemif! payable and pUtHi'd the saute rem.-,:.: a-:;*.i;d ,.:.d m a.-roore for fo:rry data. »> much of tiie ptfoclp^ of <ald mortgage -yet renulEfrg u;.p ?i with rU arrear.igc«ul k.tri-est.shall at foj optiun of the owner ot uul tnu.-tg*Rr- »-’ter the lai»e of said thirty da\«. become at ouee due and payable, ’ and the lutei Mt due April'27fo, 1»8. on said mortgage and n >saac: amoautlng itw tame, not having been potaYnd rem Ju m arrc.tra for ir on- than four mAntbs. foe mortgage? elects to <-on<li!t r, and dote hereby consider tim whole anrnuut vet reinsh>log unpaid upon said mortiiqjc tfiljr du* ar.d payable, and that tbe whole mucnnPof both principal aid Inter‘'r»C1 .*‘Jn?4.v'.be?’Uaoa ?ald and note at this date Is five hu :idred an J forty enfot doliara •uu sixty uHt- ccntM .SMS fit) and no iworeedinga at taw or In equity luring brea InMltuted tu r- c -yer for aiuouurso due, oranv part tlmreof. notice ta therefore -hereby mIvch. that br virtue of Un- jh.Wat of Mie In nald tnortgajir eontelurd wbieli Un* breomv. op»-rat,v« because of «h» def ml’ nforeMil. and Ij punnauce of Ute •tUin’cs In such chm*m made and provided, the premi-e* described !■» Mid (nwcwtee will be «nld •» pqbltc teicclnu to th - bighrst !>} «4 -r on Saturday, the 10 ti day of December. 18*1. at 10 o’clock in the forctman. at-tbr front cntnu-ce lo tile court h<m^ tn the -Ity of H.iMb g«, (Ihat being tli* plane wh> re the circuit court for the county of Carry -t-v held.) fop the purpose ot paving tiie amount du- ou saM inurtg*-e and note, aiul the c-Mta of loreelusure. Tiie pretulies are drsenb- d Id va d mortgage a* foUowa: “All thoi* certain piece* or parcels ot land allunte Kiid Iwdiig In the City of Hastings, in tbe Ceiinty of Rarrv. and H'Ate cd Mlefogan. detc-ibeda» fol'ow-, to w t: Lot* stomixuti |O me City nf .Bastings, (formerly village) accordInvfo rec'-rdrd plat ihereof. Dated, September 21, 1MB. Apmian D. Cook. Mortgagre. PROBATE ORDKR. State of Michigan. County of Barry—m. At s swi-lon of foe Probate Court for Uu tarauty of Barn, bo'deu at ths Probate ottce. in ths City of HMtiogn. in aaldconnty. an Thnraday. the third day of Sept, in the year one thousand eight hundred and ai*ety-«ix. Preseat, ChsrlM W. Armstrong, Judge of Prabste In the matter of tbe estate of Gilbert Hunt, deceased. lice lOUie persons Uirntawti in miu e*u**e. w the panifeDcy of Mid jxrtltl«i and the beoriiw -■ k. — .. M ..T nwl*. ... XOT1CK OF ATTAOHMRMT. State <X Michigan. ___ fa tbe Clrculi Court for theOou-ity at Barry. AUS Cook aaa Henry 0pak.eoa*rtnrr>, doing burineM ax HaMlan. kSehtgan, under the irm cam- of Cook * Cook, , Jut», ol Aisrust, A. I».. «8A AlS first da) of fWtembrr. A. D. Wte. Siruuf* Rwmautv. Attemyetar^tatatm. granted. And ft la fwrtbi nnlrl rnUttmwir rlrr iW<r_ Interested In mArotate of �— INNOCENCE AWHEEL Rpy^i CAN'T FOOL HIM A SECOND TIME. X Uli- if" 0>; ^■'^o BLAINE’S PROPHESY | 1 It may be well to call the attention ot the readers of the Bakner to the prophecy wade by James G. Blaine in 1892; Has he not faithfully pictured the results of Denaocratic supremacy, aud have not ills predictions come true?:—• '*! love my country and my countrymen. I am an American and rejoice every day of my life that I am. 1 enjoy the general prosperity of my country, and know . that the workingmen of this land are the best fed and tbe best clothed of any laborers on the face of tbe earth. Many of them have homes of their own. They are surrounded by all the comforts aud many of tbe luxuries of life. 1 shudder, however, at I i the thought that the lime must came when all this must be changed; when the areneral prosperity of the country will be destroyed. When the great body.of workingmen iu this land, who are now so prosperous will hear their wives and children cry for bread. That the day must come tfben the factories and manufactories of this iand will shut down, and there will be the silence of tbe tomb. And the reason why it must be so is this: The great southern wing of the democratic party are determined to establish the doctrines of free trade In this land. They will be,assisted by their northern allies. The fight is now on. There is a great body of visionary but educated men who**artemployed day by day In writing free trade essays and arguments In favor of that doe­ trine, which find their way Into every democratic newspaper in the laud. “The great body of our people have never experienced themselves the sufferings which always result when the protective principles are laid aside. Poisoned and ex­ cited by the] wild statements of these writers and the demagrgue appeals of democratic speakers, the result will be that, in the very near future, these forces Which are now working will be strong enough to defeat at the pulls tbe party advocating the doctrine -of protection. It must Inevitably follow that uncertainty and doubt will ensue. 1 “The business men oFtbe country, fearing the destruction, will decline to engage in business; consequently mills will be shut down and the workingmen will be thrown । , I i j out of employment The people will then see, as we have never seen before, that they cannot be prosperous and have work while this principle is threatened. Ih tbe midst of this suffering they will learn that tbe>uly way that they can be prosperous and happy I, to vole for tbe parly, that will build up the industries by which they have gained a livelihood—because they can see cleayly that when a manufactory Is shut down there is no demand for the thing which they have to sell, and that is their labor. ' , ; BnMb Is in tbe j I , i | • Taken from bls speech of Feb. 7th. 1878 in the U. S. Senate Congresssloual Record 45th Congress Vol. 7. Part 1, Page 820. The queston before Congress then—sharply defined In the pending House Dll (Bland Bill tor the unlimited coinage of silver at 18 to 1) is whether It Is now safe and expedient to offer free coinage to the silver dollar of 4grains With the mints of the Latin Union cloied and Germany not permitting silver to be coined as money. At current rates of silver the free coinige of the;dollar containing 412X grains, worth In gold about M cents, gives an illegitimate profit to tbe owner of the bullion enabling him to take 92 cents worth to the mint and get it stamped as coin and force bls neigh- . bor to take it for a dollar. Th Ur hrnn undue und unfair advantage which the gov emmcni haft no right to give to the owner* of Oliver bullUm, and which defraudt the men who are forced to take thd^lollar. Remember that when fir. Blaine said this the silver in a dollar was worth 92 coots; now it is worth only 53 cents. > I ■ And It assuredly follows that If we give free coinage to this dollar of Inferior value and pul it in clrculttion. we do so at lhe expense of our better coinage io gold, and unless yve expect the uniform and Invariable experience of other nations to be In . some mysterious way suspended for our peculiar benefit we will unavoidably Umc our gold coin. It will flow out from uv with the certainly and ratUtlcju force of the . -tidev. f I , , i 1 • ; THERE ARE' smaller STOVES STOVES COME IN AND SEE DURING THE ..FAIR.. i bnt the people who once bay a Peuianilar ur Acorn Stove or Furnace will never tln-reafu. bay any other kind. They are ,-idiuit,,iiy tu ’ best, and as the “proof of the padding i, j/. eatinR,” to is the proof of the qna)itv\>f thwZ ' stoves in the using. They use. lest fuel cleaner, give out more heat and are in evrfv way superior to all competitors. furth2 proof of their excellence ask tbo-e v.i,., ),‘a’ need them, they are our best advertisers For sale in Hastings only by , ' Bros. W Bargains In Millinery Is often a very mistaking sign. It generally means an interior lot of trash, but our in­ ducements now are nn opportunity that ought to be grasped. We are offering the best values in Millinery Goods ever offered in the city, and we have the most superb and excellent line. Our new stock has just arrived and everything is new and -of the latest designs aud patterns. Everyone vis­ iting the fair should see this exquisite line of goods. t ■ HrtSTIMUS, HKH.... 000201010200010001010201020202000202000202020001020201 BLAINE S VIEWS ON FREE SILVER 16 TO 1. i & VoiST p«*-> «— “ 1 Mint «t UeStetbox. Tb«J h«v<' • bror cnlen wwd .(ter ta on warrnlr spoon* ««! thvr,} , tbool blm Uli It roemsl «♦ It It wonld «L umt be 1 relief to l»*r »■»' ™e!l' AND -Tbe boy Mood on the borniM deck ot romethlnk el*e 1 lure a lurHnlt suspicion tbit 1 spoke ot Ferkeo and the Wk Tun lt> wr letter t»o weeks .no. but It 1 Old and IM* 1* a repe­ tition just remember bow tan* I had to bear about It! as and be patient. Leta roe. 1 left o« where we were «Undlu< hr Ute railroad etotialnit walUni tor lhe “Llehtnlnt Train" to «et by. and hare 1 bare conducted you not only back u> Heldelberx but also back to Ute l«th -effitury. But never mind. We bad plenty of time l«do It while that train waa going past and now we can go ahead again. Next ihornlng we left Rr*tatt aud a ride US ofaovenor eight mitre-brought n» into Baden-Baden. Here wo rode down tbe principal avenue, took a hurried glance at bo tbe many beautiful building* and atarted for Strassbui-g, aa we wanted If possible to see lhe famous clock »t Doon. 1 he-e German watering place* are scent* of great gaiety al time* but tbe boy* thought we bad lived as last** anybody there, as we came through Karlsruhe at the rate of twelve miles an hour and spent about thirty mluutes In JBaden Baden. But we didn’t make Btrassburg. We got ou a round about road aud though every­ body pointed us* straight ahead, they al­ ways quoted u* a fattber distance from eissert Strassburg than our previous informants bad done. Wc began to feel that If we wanted to gel to the city, we must turn around and go away from IL To cap tne VfrFur tinware or.»hu*t in® work we propone to net the pate climax Williams got a puncture and we an J our prfcw are within the bound* of naaaou. gave up the attempt. •When we finally rode in it was the mid-’ die of the afternoon, and after a view of lhe cathedral aud a Idbk at the city from Its roof. 1 had to bid tbe boy* good bye and they started for France and Pari*, and I for the South. Someway 1 didn’t feel a supefabundauce of enthusiasm as ’ I went my solitary way that afternoon. I dis­ covered that man was a gregarious animal and loved company of hl* own specks. This truth ha* ten-u getting more aud more impressive ever since I left them. The next day my route lay through the very heart of the Black Forest and over the mountains-on the border of Switzer­ land. 1 had often wondered whether the “Black Forest was really a forest or whether It was only a name glveu to a portiim of country where a wilderaw>H used to be. 1 found out that day that It really was a forest. Of course there are plenty of farms aud villages scattered all through there, but there was a good deal more woodland than 1 had yet seen. Two foxes ran across tbe road abend of me and a beautiful doe started out of a thicket as 1 approached. The pass U|at led over the mountain was wild an<j beautiful In tbe extreme. When at last 1 got past the tops of that chain uf mountains there were more farm houses and fewer trees which lessened my enjoyment. The Black Forest farmers’yard Is not a beautiful sight, at least If It is it has a peculiar style of beauty which does not appeal to me. You can’t Imagine how funny It look* to see the farm buildings which in most porn, tions of the civilized world uumber from towns like three Jo a dozen all merged under one roof as they commpuly are in the Black Forest 'glaum- you discover which M)de liekmgs to man aud nd beast. Sometimes two weary. Usually you see ic ground floor side by aide middle of the building. Into the family parlor, the boudoir occupied by the re, under the wide eaves stare uf hay bulging out. >per region too that the heir lodgings tu which they is of an Inclined plank with across it. This poultry is liable lo pass- over the Now. ross the parlor window as Pigs are rare, and. Jf tbe >r»e. he-is given a corner irtment, but never the one loor. A cow appears to be ■ thing here. Tbe gvere We. have the fancy novelty dress wgoods em to have no place that ek own, but both are al­ in Single Patterns, and in the very latest } loy where they ean find patterns, and in tbe very latest styles; also { out, upstairs, downstair* chamber. Mark Twain the large buttons to perfectly match anyone j uvesque and accurate de­ of these patterns. Our dress goods depart In this locality In his biibk mentioned before. x ;But ment was never in better shape to suit the It out loud for -Mitertalnmost fasidious than at the present time, and ;inie you have company on my recommendation. You we are sure the ladies be more that it, and miglit blame riie. pleased with both prices and quality. n advance. ’ topped a few miles from er and next morning was . About the last thing I was a sign on the" top of 11 which read, “The blhill down with a brake a fine of five marks pund’* tbe way tbe Engltah d, 1 mean. But that’s the er. In America everyone nge straight ahead down ■ I* neck If need be. In Eng­ > a sign warning oue that srous for cyclists, but In manage to eoast down ail ou a dollar and a quarter NQ. XII. Lucerxk, Swrrzsin.AND. Aug. 1 1th, ’96. Dear Mr. Editor, I am now enjoying tbe beauties of a fine rainstorm and tbe experience calls to mind several of tbe same, last of which 1 believe I have made meution In previous letters. If my luck would only hold out I could make my fortune in a single dry summer in America by ridlag around the locality where I could get tbe most for my services and thus bring rain down up­ on tbe parched earth. However I sup­ pose it is almost always raining here In the mountains. You can very rarely look into the distance without seeing rain com­ ing down somewhere. Very often you can tee the sun shine reflected from *some other spot at the same time. It is cus­ tomary I find for the ralu to fail ou me while tbe sun shines ou some other fellow. Tbe last yon heard from me I was just leaving Heidelberg along with Messrs Williams and Mar'otl whom I had stum­ bled upon again the day before. We left at half.past two in the afternoon aud at at half past seven we were nt Ruatatl, fifty-three miles away, and during this time had been obliged to lose half an hour for punctures. Still tne performance would have been nothing to speak of had it nut been for the additional fact that dur’ug tbe time we bad to wait for a German “Blitzzug” or “Lightning Train" to gel past. • What that means anyone' who has seen a German trafn-must. realize, nnd no one but such a person cau realize whatever else you may.say of tbe German people. They are uot Imprudent In the management of their railroads. Very few persons are hurt or tnjured as a result. However you don’t think of this when youare in a hurry and hear tbe whistle of a train a mile or so off and see the batrier go down in front of you. After it goes down, you stop, if you know what is good for you. I suppose the whole govern­ ment would fall on the neck of any man who climbed over that batrier. And they have them at every crossing I dare say. We never came to one without them. And the gate doesn’t go up while the last car ta passing as it does with ns. No sk! Apparently they wait till a dispatch from the next town assures the gate tender that the train has readied that place and Is in no danger of starling backward. But the train service is really lightning In comparrlson with the German fire de­ partments in some towns at least. In Frankfort lhey have a good one. equipped with steamers, horses and all. Yet even here tbe uien sleep .one side of a court and if an alarm is turned In they have to come down stairs, run across the court, lead out the horses, gel lhe harness off the wall and put it on in the ordinary way before they can lie ready. One of the American students told me that when he asked the officer in charge’how long it took to get out after an alarm had beeu sounded, tbe old man’s eyes sparkled with pride as he answered “Just three minutea.” The sight of an American engine house when an alarm was sounding would probably have caused him considerable surprise with tbe men coming down a pole, in place of stairs,'with horses charging forth, tbe harness falling on them as they run, and tbe outfit under way In thirty seconds or "Gold has indeed remained with us in considerable amount during the circulation of the inferior currency of the legel tender; but that was because there were two great • uses reserved by law for gold—the collection of customs and the payment of tbe in­ teresl of the public debts. But it the Inferior coin is also to be used for these two re­ served purposes, then gold has no tie to bind it to us. What gain, therefore, would we make for a circulating medium? If we open^tbe gate for silver to flow In, we open a still wider gate for gold to flow out. If 1 were to venture upon a dictum on the sllv*r question, 1 would declare that until Europe remonetized silver ou tbe old standard we cannot afford to eoln a dollar above 400 grains. If.’we coin too low a dollar before general remnnetlaatlou. our gold will flow out from ua. If we coin too high a dollar after general remonetization, our silver wllljleave us. It Is only an equal value both before and after general remonetization that will preearve both gold and silver to us. Remember that when Hr. Blaine said this the silver in a dollar was worth 92 cents; now it Is worth only 53 cents. Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, WOULD FISH ON SUNDAY. A ootnmereial trureler who clayed orer Sunday at Seneca Falla and went to the lake lo paaa away tiro time, thought bo would catch a few fleh. ao bo hired a boat equipped It with the nenemary taeklo. etarted out end wna eoon busy watching bln line. After a got hold and commenced to pull To ■■ — — 1._ >_______ through the tester, end when be Sound U WM a roaJ lira ftkh be bourne ea­ rl ted and tumbled In heed flrrt. In hl« effort. to eatrleate hlmaelf from bls Why do you tarry? Buy your Winter Dress Goods L. E. STAUFFER Our uy farewell u> Deutaebt with a sigh for as rome mw made me laugh and anjrer or pity, it’s a pretty vo In after all. I only wish Journey the remainder of ive had during the two ■pent between Alx-la- u thus musing my wheel foundry line without the >wed the Swlu Republic 1 eight cents duty ou my □p tbe custom officer at Hage I came to and be and wrote me ■ receipt by sifting sand on It out wllar. Tbb ptap of und tbe re*olt of th|a novel * me to get my money re this country*. There >lg lead seal on my bicyrtrere It would rattle most Prices On E CAKE —and everyone —For lhe ten «r. day must keep looking to Beginning Sat. Aug. apth. miss nothing, and the •nd ending for that reason. One j oiliest lot of some­ <1 Seb.ffb.tner wllb the he Rhine. All unerenluw* to Zurich aloaK to1 and 1 tame ro u bout tt Lucerne before tbe mln itleonldent n an, farthe cloud. elanrod aw» and at two I had nerltcl lecatand It wm the firm HATS This includes ill lhe should examine them things one ought to look over for the sake of economy is offered Our io Days Tues Jay Sept. 7th- $1-5°' $3.00, $3-50 ,,™S3-00 you have yonr choice of Any Stiff Hat in our More tbe hook that adjunct to s -u • Grades. If you need » fine M bat, look these over before the stock «. broken. Ha wm finally rescued but litUe C. H. OSBORN & Co. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-10-01.pdf 9bbac1b5648afad05c54c0864e508712 PDF Text Text Hastings Banner. NO. K2 Hastings, mich„ October i 1896. rthiltx. Hastings Bank Ferri! Otis was on our street Sunday. Pubtiahod Thumlavr bT DON’T YOU KNOW i- Hastings, mich CORR ESPON DENCE. -THAT Coffee is Cheaper coiiiijiMiion jnioies -ro::.. nun: that they become aresoxo' necessitiesyou have once used them. Ont- must have what it is an..anno^ahce m ’ - without. That’s the idea of -our Coaibination n ! do not ’ fer you COOK‘ BROS J*.' l'Adriauw» <« pbtting up ihe fraim far his avw revidwire. . I. •• of Chicago, la the guest of H-Miolter J.E.C.In,,. .’"i 1 Ajw H»wn» r.mlb-. O( B«tu« Chert, are visiting Prairieville friend*. Mulk-n retuim-d to Valparlao. Wed., after attending the funeral of his don't it’s a sign you H'ter, Mrs. Jennie Anusirong. Coffee o£ us. \\\» Item to Mr. and Mm. Theodore Morenouteon Wednesday a son. Also to Mr*. »u<! Mr«. Arthur Johneock ou >ame date a. csUghtr^ joc as good as formerly . ' VVhw>,er haa been transferred at 35c. to Grand Raphfa by the M. K. conference 35c as good as formerly and Rev. Buell has come from Cellar Springs to labor- on this charge for the at 30c. ■coating.year. / . . • of*us and .get the worth Last Tuesday morning when Isaac HouWe have now -vcour. who works O. A. Hughes farm, weat after »be horwa he was kicked In the :sidt by one of them. He managed to craiwl to the barn where his wife found hire in a critical condition. A physician wm sent for but he is not yet out of dan10 to 30 gallons. grri Meat Tubs, Lillie Shultz is attending school in x VIm Myrtle Mus: the fair. pumewi'jH nai moved into bls new h<Aiw«. ■ Geo. Hudson has a relative from Ohio visiting h|m. Mis. Chas. Ki njMn who has* been Very sick is Imprnying. . Mr*, id Maxwell ha* a sister vbitlng her from Indiana. . . Atielbrrt Craven made a business trip to Kalamazoo Mmiday. Mrs. Lizzte Jtenkea, of your city, visited relative* here Sunday. * G. H. 6tis b entertaining his aunt. Mrs. Sarah McMnrrsy, this week. Our nrtlSs A. Hudson, has gone to your [City to assist Mr. -I.>lm«>n in his gallery. Miss Nina Mosher ba^’returned froai an i extended visit with relatives in Hastings. Mr>.,Bernl<’e Dash fnee Mead) and sun Howard, nf New York, are visiting here. Miss Ada Dlick.has returned to Gales­ burg after a tew slays visit with friends here. ' Misti Carrie Kenyon who has been home during the alekneas of her mother return­ ed to her work nt 'A. Sponables, Wednes­ day. Bert Robhirtrt) returned to his home in Battle Creek. Tuesday, after a weeks visit with reiatbrKbere. J. L. Bros zb ton has finished his labor* for the Creamery Co. suit returned to his home at Middleville Saturday. * WHOLE NO. 2155 Alfred Whipple has moved terf building Aral door north of Olis Bros, Ue will live up atalra over the th store. Mr. Altorf, of Hastings, was In town Sunday. Gus McNaughton was in town over SunR. Main to drawing stone fora wall under a barn which be Intends to build on bis lot south of the meat market Rev. Ritchmier will remain with ns an­ other year. , Mrs. Eunice Wilkinson and son Graven have gone to Chicago to lire. About 100 in this vicinity attends t the ••Giant” ball game at Hartings Saturday. Hou. James O'lXWtnelL of Jackson, will apeak in Delton Monday eve OcL 5th. This speech will be free from abuse and *landrr. The political issues simply will be discussed. Clarence Thresher is working for H. Ballenger. Matthew Bat rd, of Cedar Creek.called on his brother Samuel Sunday. Mrs. Cui ter has returned from her visit at Sturgis. Mrs. George Hayward Is under- the doc­ tor s care. Ur. Scribner is the attending physician. G. A. Mantle was at Brouard Monday helping Orrin Dayton on some heavy Iron work. Orrin Dayton, of Brouard. was in town Saturday calling on friends. Wm. Cooper Is Id New York looking al­ ter bls father's estate. Mrs. Cxxjper is visiting at Cressey dur­ ing her husband’s absence In New York. Dr. Scribner was called to the town of Rom Sunday to see a very sick lady. L. W. Wlttemore Is pitting In an appar­ atus for boiling cider In connection with his press. * W. H. Chase la amusing himself* with “lumbago" thia week. Emry Mosher has bought a new corn busker io be run with steam. Henry Whipple has moved into the bouse opposite the depot vacated by hie son Alfred. The funeral serv1c?s of Mfs. Jennie Armstrong were conducted by Rev. C. T. Vali An twerp, ot Comstock, at the M. E. Writing desk. John Curtis bas iuoved from Lyons up­ chdrch. on Tuesday last, at two o’clock p. to The speaker bought to comfort the on his place. Mr. Ingeraou. of Six Lakes, was at H. wctindcd hearts of the friends from the' in 'so’.many ways words found in John K»th chapter 20th Durkee’s last week. Only actJ. A F. Nash have relatives visit­ vetee: "Ye shall be sorrowful but your sor­ thst ;t i* c.in describe to you row shall be turned Into Joy.” The large ing them from Jackson. ual ir..-pere;": The county fair was not very well re­ attendance was evidence of the e*teem of idkas. the merits capital fun--’: thdfte In the vicinity where she spent her presented fiouiUh place. c learned only by Lynette Frermire, of Vemontville. was of which can girlhood days, beside many came fram her h«me at Bowens Mills where she Imi<1 lived n visitor gt J. Spencers last Thursday and evperience. • new line of Rug -inrel.er marriage to Bert Armstrong. Friday.' May Burdick, nf Lyons, was a sailer at , .lube *J7th. 1095. The teachers here disarid out Furni- j this place. She was on her way to Hick­ ’ and i mused the schools, also four.others hi t includes every-I i nc4<hborinf districts whose teachers were ory Corner* where her people reside. - tore William Myycus of Grand Rapids, visit­ at the lowest her former ssbooimate*. The floral decorthing ed at Frank?Mejner» and other places last atk>ns. under the management of. Mrs. L. posible I I* Loveland and Mrs. W. D. Hughes, were week. He tnteDds wintering In Tennesee. Seeding is all finished In this vicinity. ; prafuse and artistically arranged. GraceThe recent/rosA have made vegetation i fully draped across the rostrum was t-mil; ar, and white ribb<>rt Interwoven. A- look as tboish cold weather will soon be i uteng the flowers which decked the lid of-' with us agam. Our new Ministers have failed to put In Hit white casket were a beautiful pillow SchooltSi ppi IFS Furniture Dealers. an appeararjrc as yet. Elder B. Mowers j auii wrefilh. Many other beautiful floral irpij iniUide a i;<|od 'l!™*' '?*»’« Ptraehrs ou one side and we have not ><1 deal d. al n>c.rdthari. uiorq than! 'llfe” learned the other gentleman'* name a&yeL , • » ; . . ,, . i wire id evidence. Flu- buuday school, of if. ’ Pcrhais Perhaps we Rawson’Gurth was surprised by 1)l« ! :h» master wouL-f. we! w v .lw,„ . worthy .ad y attended day ‘ who happen-' :y .bet bo ss most • hav • such as tric&y most de de | | tfjki ef|lelen! member until her aiarrlagr,* pre­ many frief' and‘ neighbors h:. calls find us ’ light in. and wc t» rrariiv finvi ev-j t -«‘ted "Mate* ajar. I hough by nature cd there !a>’ Saturday and left a nice ehair ns ai1 APken of rymemberance from fen <■ inK rlesirrd in their'linellv thd ! "*'r“ ”’J «l»>t««<V Urtr>b« them. । . , ; . . i -ladt-rtook -igdertoolr was always iH-ffortnt-d performed with ; niost severe, Jndtex.TCttntf oi |>rda 1 gia-*l i-redit to herself. IL r favorite text: I Freeport. ! gnguv’s. Ahund jnt and o^nvenijni * 1 ,et not yunr heart be troubled., vs* v*»riTo Asa dteckle and wife. Thursday.- ut 1 f;mi injier for in the face of 1! <■ id*! son. . I supplies arc the teacher’s | b^st ton was rt'iurned to Freeport [helps, and a gtiiranty of j.r«|grcsi vtteuiy - tn- calmly said. 1 »motn- of God’s | Awn children. Besides the -sorrowing by the M.( , ccgjfcrenct-. bv his pupils. Wf. hi mir w:tv, । 1:0>hand, father and norther she Jt-ave^ o»e •......-•Wl smile ou John Yarger’s face That, tai > are assisting the perfection of: mod­ ■ *iater and three broihers to nioutii the |os«> is all cdUMU by1 hip new tiile uf grandpa. A nuiabM- from this place will attend ern educational melbod.-. b’ h-.t-p- * of a dear-one By b»*r reqtw-«t tlw Inter'tho Y. 1.8. C. E. eonveuticri at Middle­ ing a uripph to line of sch< oil sup^ ‘ nx-vt way in thia cemrterv. ville Saturday. ’ plies, as well »s ail the necessities ILiwne. Frank Waltgn and wife, ! of’the place of business and the E. CbesseMrs. Chas. Srrven has been.very sick. spent the Sabbath with T. brnugb and wife. ( elegant accessories of private corMr*. John Tumpkins I? on the sick list. The Grand R&plds association, of’ ConNr. mid Mrs. Calvin Smith visited nt J respondencc. gregatlonal churcltrs and ministers will HimfieM Sunday. , ;be held here October 13 and U. f^v. Cragii. Sunday. eavpo|nfed Mrs. ■ SIGN OF THS ELEPHANT. | J. W. Reuter ami wife, of McCords, Lnplsc'Ssihh, ateward, and Mp. Jennie spent the Sabbath with the latter’s par­ TnmpkiDS Assistant. Properly ents, Job. Cheesbrough and wife. Herbert Hacker and wife.-of] Penufield. If you want to see a l>eaulifiil campaign are al Theo Packers decoration, take n drive over to Freeport Pitted and view the McKinley at.d Hobart ban­ ner nt the east end of Main street. One of our Intelligent little ten-yenrolds, who is evidently for sound money, was heard to remark to another ten-yearSELLING AGENT old, wearing « Bryan cap, "If you would read the newspapers as I do, you would know wlto to vote for.” Boukcase-Chiffofficr- Renkes & Walldorff, Spectacles. CHAS. HATTON. tub Globe Tailorino go Charge For Testing. Makers'ol Finest Glotbes in America F. R. PflNGOflSI •h. dalh We rfth window. OFFICE OVER Haarnrafi, Mich’ .Klaabetb Jrtiu-v cfxtatonla JavG. Carpenter. Carlton Fred Hanuit-.l. NashviUr Lillian Laaitert, Nuhnila Samuel C Bahulrr. W>»dia'»d Lydia Eckardt. W- odlaod Albert R. Huyen. Harttnga <!ftv Hauls FiU.tHtami>aa. Ha-tUog* City H. E. McCartney to Albert Chaffee.' 30 a, sec 15. Maple Grove. IlliOO. OswoM, 5 a. see 1». PlrtowdlfMl. • " Ed. J. Evaux vj Marion Davenport, lots to and Florence Barkley Ma.«ec2e, 'T35KL, to Garnett Elliott. a on sees. 15 aad !<■ Johnstown 5X500 Arabella Howell to. TLurza Greetiliani. lot st a»d 7. Keeler's add. Middlevine. KM A. H. Cbeoey to Josephine Murdock. 40 a. sec 12. Carlton. •*>!. ValeoUne Leins to GotUelb Be««iir*r. lots 4 and 5. blk k. Eastern ad. Hastings gauo P. T. Colgrove to R. I. Hendershott, lot. city, ®S4lX) Lizzie Walter to T. Phillips, lot, city. «zxn. Conrad H. Layman to John H. Layman, s o «a of • e !». seoto. Naabvtne. It Elate.M. Haan* to Geo. Hanna, parcel. Middlrvtlte, Awo. Simeon Becker to Willis and Emma B. MarUn. n • of n e-’i. sec Is, Carlton. »ano. QUITCLAIMS. W. H. Stoveranoe and A. D. Thomas to W Scott Cook, u s of □ e of s e sect Orangevilte. «5. Rose E. Colgrove to P. T. Coigrb’ e. lot. city. Butter. t> to 14. Lard perlb.,6 Bye per buto..' Tallow par lb .3'i- ’ Wheat* white Beans. 50 to Chicken drtased. A Beef dressed. 4 30 to 5.30. Cloverseed. 4.LO to S AO Wool. uDWMaed. 7 to 12. Wool, washed. 10 to 15. • , Married. LENTZ-JOHNSON- By Rrv.'Ibo*.\*cx Th" day evening last, at the bouieuf Mr Hard r. In Die Mwivid war-!. John C. Lertc. of H-?UngiuMud EiU*’‘cth Johnson, of Caledonia . Mrs. C. Knigl.t wishes tu eipreo 1. most sincere thanks to nil those who w« so very kind to herself and daughters their late bereavement and wishes to ► that no act of kindness was unnoticed unappreciated. DUED. SEEBER—At the home of hh prrrente >: Rutland, Aug. :>0lb. 1S5S vf-rheun th m of the heart. Elmer, yonngest » • of Moses and Marla Seeber. He leavcit a (nther. mother, two broth' and one sister besides a host of friends mourn his loss. He was born In Il« township OcL 16th, 1S7IL 1 Thy geutle voice now is huilwi. TUv warm true heart h>UU. And on Uiy young nun innocent brow. Is resuag death's cold Vblll. Thy irinti enclasped npon.tby We hav s kImcU thy ktdiy biuw. Amt in our aching heart* u-r know. We Know we have no Ebner now. Cloverdale. ■ Will Ryan lias got tired of working jin the sectiuD anti will now try something else. He has been in the eofplay of the U. K. A 8. Co. most of the time since the 4ron iyas commenced being laid. John 'Ashby Jr., lakes his place. Kingsbury. E. Deck, and O. .ChamIxHaii. axe cutting lhe timber lately bough! by Archie Anderson. M Batea is getting ready to burn anoth­ er kiln uf brick of 270 thousand, the larg­ est kiln ever burned-here. . GRIFFIN—Do Sept 21st at the home Born to Arthur Jolmcock and wife on tar daughter In tbh city, Mrs. Elean the 23rd. Inst, a girl. Griffin, aged &5. John Conyer goes to Kalamazoo this Deceased was bom in Vermont April ?' week tor the purpose of taking lesions in lb®. married there and moved to N jfortli Irving. an advanced couree of music and after a Tolk'State, where allot her children w • nice shower Saturday night. lew weeks of Instructions will* conduct born. After the death' of her iiusbtleague services next Sunday evening. CINCINNATI O. Skjlor Kollar lost a team of work hoises musical classes in Barry and Kalamazoo she came to Michigan to reside1 with counties.. datgher at whose home she died, f recently. leaves four daughters out of a family Tie your dog close to the chicken coop Tbornapple Lake. ten. Nearly all her life she was arthree dark.nights. Dr. V. J. Lathrop, of Nashville, was at The Highway Commissioner is around sistent member of the Presbyter home Bunday. church. Funeral at the house of this week II1I8 WffK IVllIUK letting vuuua^.o. contracts. Mrs. Comatock, of Battle Cr<teK. visited o-Hublr Cloth. First Class Quality Triim«ilnB». High Cla»* Everybody savs they’ll be there next | daughter ou Wednesday 33rd, Rev. Gr< R lToi«ymrk Tailor Work and Low Price. Drop me a her daughter Mrs. N. V. -Whitlock last Saturday and vote for McKinley. by officiating. Interment was made portal. I will bring sample*. Mrs. Wesly Smith entertained g sister­ Hickory Comets by the side of her h Mlsr Emma Hinchman, of Assyria, was in-law from Benton Harbor, last week. , . a guest of L.Nora Scothom Thursday of band. Edward Morse and Ml« Aura Beck, are last week. • A Correction. attending the Middleville High School. Mm. Louise Lathrop will attend the C. Mr Editor: One would suppose Cook to be s Jew­ 1 hrrebv wish tu Hate that I am la uo • eler by trade to hear him wtedkng up them 1 E. Convention at Middleville; Howard Warren and brother Bert, of aaaociated or connected with the aocajley i * of Drs. Mixer who claim to * sliver tickers.Toledo. Ohio, are visiting their uncle tbsCTtyBanh. Anattemm We hear that Will Garn, who is teach­ Oscar Warren and family this week. them to mlitead the publ ing in the Wood District, Is very much esanother party Is mmquer* । Mb* Blanche Nesbitt has gone to Nash; termed -by tils scholars. Little acts of the above firm name, wl to work. . colmeal cheek. For pjihllc kindness help wonderfully Id a school ville Mr». Grace Hyde is improving th. health. statement. Yoon truly. I room. L.N.Mixim Martines, Ml. Rutland, . Rev. M. .1. Weaver will preach at this | Mrs. John Lnnkerd wm in Otsego this MORTGAGE SALE. place next Sunday evening. Y. P. 8. C. week.. । Default having been made for more than * । Lynn Lankcrd Is clerking In a store in |E. before preaching. days tn the [mymeat of Irtterart overdue Robb. Garrison and wife, of Otsego, imyable on a mortgage dated Mircb iwli. I Outcgo. nwte by Joshua l> Baker asid Elizabeth B spent a part of last week io this place on . Hayden Gaskill vinited Delos Smith and i husband and wife, of Castleton. Barry (k> ’ wife Sunday. ( their way to the county fair.. Michigan, to John M. Smith, and re.-mdr Mrs. Nellie; Robinson, rtf Chicago, Is, the otlee of the Register of «•*£•-Jof ’br < i Mrs. Clara Barnatead is with her par­ tv <>f Barry. In the Bta>e of MfchteMi. o I exit* at present. । making an extended visit In this vicinity. tirtAyuf OctnMr. ism on mjrtr of r Teua Terpening Is welldltig the broom gages, on pawn to. for wb I rib- default the : T. Braugwln and sum, Byron, were Id ‘ for Mrs. Clark Robinson. John M. Budib. by virtue oft be South Hasilngs Sunday. the said mortgage, has made and h. i George CrpM and wife fire visl lug their ' Mips Jessie Cock is visiting her aunt in hy makes tbr »hole principal sum of said i j Erie. Penn. ' gage and tbe interest accrued ibereou nnu I suh Chris this At-ek. I .kilns RobiiWKin and Mary Kline Sundayand payable and ot> wbtdo m<>«gage th* Mrs. Fi-rnle CroM h entertaining a gia’er claimed to be dm- al Lhe date oftKrn tortbed with John Tester’s bemle,’ of Irving. froth the north part of the state. sum of sevvnteee hundred nad etxntv Will Mt-rshon and wifv, uf Kfilutnazuo, lars and forty one cents sod an »• twetoy-i’to doilar* pro. hied for tn seld i attended the fair In Harting* last week. to Mrs. Inez Sprague soon Mrs. Samantha Brown, of Mancelona, Edmore. hss been making her parent* an extended Mrs. A. J. Barnum will entertain the .vfoli Eider Cappy. of Pod Atigcr. preadied to. Ladle* mite society. Oct. Sth. J. W. Wolfe and wife are at Charlotte a full houw at the High street school th I* week to attend the fair. The former ho<iMr. Sunday night. x to make an exhibit of his patent feme. Lee McDonald has vacated bls bouse Miss Blanche Thorpe was home from which has been purchased bv D. Wood. her s’hisil at Yurkvllle last week Htmyad. Mrtc Hartit* Brlhngt-r and fare. M. A black bog with white face and white Woodard are on the nick list this week. Rev. Buri will fill --ur pulpit for the few, came into my enclosure on Me­ coming year In place sf Mh Wheeler, who llon !«. Hope towMhlp, on Sept. •3Mb. Owner can have same by call* <«e*i« Grand Iteblds tn eonversatiun with Hon. A- C. Towne C. V. RoBixaoN. r-miiiiy. he rxpres*r<1 a desire to trade for this noUee. «*«•«! cum for some soft corn as he desires t<> f. rd tlir tetter io bU bngs. Ik Mowers of Richland, was called in a'’*-ndeii«-* Hjrtm Fenner last we»*. wh<> fa xiVT-ring with neuralgia of the Au»K> B. «, 1 & 1.1. Blow, Glasses. VmNBaM. The frequent and heavy rains of late are making muddy roads. It to reported that our oar factory will soon be removed to Indiana. Mr. Fitzgibbln- has now gone there and if every­ thing is favorable he will at once com­ mence the removal. E. M. Weber, editor of the Woodland News, mide a fly Ing trip to Chicago, the first of the week. The great political meeting of the vear will b»- held he/eon Wednesday afternoon and evening. Hiram Rogers, of Freeport was In town on Tuesday on business. .1. M. SrnUh wa« m Hastings Saturday on legal bvs loess. ■ A large number t com our village and vicinity were tn Hastings on Saturday to sen the ball game. ’ . Theron Jordan was home a few days of la-4 week. People desjrlnz to see Albert Barnum willfitul him plegoaniG located in’ our vil­ lage not* J). F. Den.more Is able to be about once mon* tint took* thin naC sad. ~ Chari Metric kirn's sick child 4s better. Tin- funeral of John Freud’s Infant daughter occurrou on Tuesday* naatoi Altecdini MVB. Nadir.-. absolute satisfaction. THERE’SyNO USE You cannot find in these United Staten the equal of the genuine BECKWITH ROUND OAK. You may try; you'll get left. Remember, it’8 the combination of good points that mikes the I erf< ct stove. That’s where we get the imitation^, they can't steal the whole stove;they steal one tiling a-id think they have it all, hot it fails; they .buili another, it fails. Still they keep crying, good ah .the ROUND OrtK. Th> y are not; b-lieve us. ■, SEE THE NAME GN TH® LEU Sold in Hastings only by Goodyear Bros �astin’gs Banner THE WAY OUT. WHERE IT HURTS. UNEMP^OYEO LABOR A RESULT ONE EFFECT OF THE WILSON TARIFF^ON THE FARMERS. Thursday, Oct. x, 1896. MARSHALL L COOK Editor. OF THE WILSON TARIFF. .. rosTomcit. U79. Statlatie* rmm Detroit Mami tactorl' ED TORI A L NOTE-n , PERVERTING THE TRUTH. We have already mn-U ufflni referMr. Brj-au and hi* followers fill tire air with ccmplaicts that the enemies of cnee to the losses waiab -the Wilson tariff act- brought to the fanners of faces ilver coinage have oppreused and Michigan by its depressing effect upon outraged the people by maintaining the other indnstrlas, notably upon the lum­ gold standard of value. They iterate ber a4d mining interests. and reiterate the charge thnt thi* has Statistic recently gathered in De­ been in obedieue- to •‘British domica troit paint to' a noill ar ctesi of induation,” nnd they appeal to the people to > tries that have suffered in the*‘same rise and deliver thtntaclves from this . way. The following table shows the •**motu»trou5 opprettsiou." Of course all number of hands employ.:<! in the vnthis i’l't.hc merest rubbish, but even if I rions class -s d£ msnufacLjrir.s Nov. 1, .11 the «tu.en;enui mnde <rere tn.c it tte NeK|nk.v ,,rl„ w„ in Iwhen the McKinley tariff was in wm'Idnotll'intb.mouth.ofltr.BiT,, riircc Bni| wv height of wr «d hl. tr end. 10 cowrie., olthe lourO1J wh terne, xclthlnd.rldunl rights In new i;u. wilMn-tariff hhd. for two veer., of the.r|wr.i«ent effort to .mpo^oi-tn L wrUd lt, bn ht( &3„n„, Bnd the the country a policy which would I iuljOT ,„r WOJ> c„rei^ ■mouut to u direct Invunon Hg 1U dUtnrbiug effect, up.,n .11 kind, right, of every cltecn. rilenee on thi. o, btu(in(.^ ..mi^.Unocoa,. powt would most become U>em. j d the nbont T£e CMcugo platform decte« «- | Mibv!inll^ Junt.d(ul nu. |ncllldc;j ln pBeltly the purpwe of IU framer, tn . Ae oth(_r open the mints of the country to Ute free i IndaarI K„ , K Sept M. *9« and unlimited coinage of silver, and * c»r worx-.r>jr»» tme then to force upon the country the de- j •J’-?.4 2.7M rjm based money so coined by forbidding , p anitw and lumber mtns . jm i.aoo contracts which would provide for pay- j ,lhw!:‘ went of obligations in any medium : MtnriUaeous’.’.'”.’..^.'.”.7.’-am 1.8*0 more valuable than the depreciated legal . ToUl ~~ 10 JM tender. The exact language of the plat- j p__ "," - .7 Here Ls u falling off of 7,310 employes form is ns follows: “We demand thnt indnstries „(mentioned. Urn standard all™- dollar .hall lx, a full in . the ln3nllfactorios thv t:ilv | In all DEMOCRATIC Fl.ATPORM. Five or six week* ago coaipl*-i«t* came from Democratic Bouroe* that some one connected with thc national to-moeralic committee h*d made noHww It Ha* IwJuFMf Their Markets tanlhorittod additton* »nd changes in the party p’atform after the tbicago ' convention adjourned. The platform. ‘ . adopted, was offensive to orderiy and law - abiding citisvn* in uamc respects, and it failed to tutke any vuuaclation on certain Tho direct effect of tarjff reduction ‘sjbjecta of great public intcre*:. upon certain farmiqg industries ho* t o iurct thrae dt-ftcicucias some of the already been considered at som? length party teadcra added * number of para­ in there columns. The indirect loss's graphs. In the first the Monroe-doc• of the same cliLi&of producers, through trim* isTVi.fflrojed. lu the M-' oud they added to thc>cnsuspended industries of other kinds, tc:jce, “ we are opposed to lhe Ito* te'narc almost us groat, though not quite *nv inMhe public service," the word* so apparent » * ‘ .except a* provided in the constitutlou," Next in value to the farm products of the state, and following close upon .sn that il might not s?em to- add an­ them. ar« tho product* of the pine and. other threat to the ene already made. r -organising the supreme court. hardwooi forests, the pine lumber, Th; v nl*» added this paragraph, lath and shingle cut alone, having, in afautl t the A. I’. A.: “The constitm its best years, reached a value of over S60,0(X),uw. When these two industries tiria t- V *‘ l’nltc<l States guarantees torr. ci ’zou lhe right*uf civil and are booming the pine and hardwood liberty. The Democratic forests nnd mills furnish the best mar­ religions always been the exponent of ket there is for. the products of Mich­ |«rty ‘ igan farms. The lumber camps, in political liberty and religions freedom, winter, create a demand for immenre apd il renews its obligations and requantities of hay, oats and bran, to­ uSinns it* devotion-to these fundamen­ gether with market for draft horse*. tal principles of thc constitution." This also “** added to the para­ They are. also heavy consamers of every staple article of food for nuin. es­ graph ,respcd*ing immigration: “And pecially for there products in which as labor creates thc wealth of -the Michigan excels, wheat flour, beans, country, we demand the passage ”of potatoes, apples, beef cattle ami pork. such laws as may be necessary to pro­ Following thc breaking up of the. lum­ tect it. in all its right*. We are in ber camps in the spring cotueW the favor of the arbitration of difference* starting of thc sawmills, which con­ between employers engaged in inter­ tinue the demand through the summer, state co'intnrrec and their employes I and fall. In the most prosperous years and recommend sqch legislation as is for. lumbering the farmers north of the nceeMary to carry ont thi* principle." officers of’.thv state central commit­ I)., G. H. Jk M. railway have hud a mar­ ket for their products almost at their tee in Detroit have lately charged the rvous Vond«r _k.___ •addeu wound; why they a* <IW ncturaJlv — i._ .. het ia February. What wa* the.- efleet? V» heat, rye. — *»«rui the prkr of 1873, while cot Um declined I DV£hnrte;~ In 1*74 wheal dropped a little; corn I mude.Jucipopw.rd'-.cottrai declined; ■ *” «ld.n«tlon 1. ,imp4e It _ !tn sud ryv row.-, lu IK» there wm. ' lh*! ‘»l»re Wood xhkh i, continc.-:;eral Awline. In 1KT0 there wu.l “W feeding tin, nervo, u&on” ^.* , •****”■ npop rtlute rise in wheat and a‘decline .in corn, i| • instead of the element of sirrnptt *nd vigor, in. such condition opiate and uati, rye and cotton, in 1U77 there I nerve compounds simply deaden ana was another yisc in wheat, carrying II 1 do not cun*. Hood’s Har-amriita the price anew that of 1870 and np to ; the nentv pure, rich. rv<l «i .u» ‘ natural sleep, perfect dim < ou, - ti* :ha; of : -71. years t'retarding the art of ’ true remedy for all nervous troobtea. 187?. Evidently, so far the voo-cent dollar h.id not made its mark at all. In 1HTH sp.-civ paytnemtal were, resumed. Metallic money ctamlatcd again. And, more than that, the cry about ‘the crime of 1873’ resounded in congress and in the country. Then at last the | SOUcent dollar had its opportunity. ITiccs could no longer plead ignorance.. la the Dae True Blood Furifii r. jl prr kdtte. Whathnpp*' d? In 18A0 wheat roae Prepared only by C. 1- Hood & Co.. Luwr-lt Mam. a-tawe the prim of 1879. likewise corn, . take, Clir*‘ e»»y Uv,’to r aerate ,!u r”*sc. to r Ills cotton and oats. In 1881 wheat rose iiOOd S r*:ii again, also com. oats and cotton. In 1882 wheat and cotton declined, while corn and mu rose." J®P®PSlcl Hoods Sarsaparilla ■f r«u Cure th« Piles niMvOD’tlHirt. Dr, Handy’s Pile Cure ■ < -W, Ites TIMETABLE. Last spring the New York Pre** lu Kffect Msjrfi, fa,­ made inquiries among ‘New England _________ Oirtral SUBdsre Tlak woolen mill*, with the idea of showing their condition as compared with the Bmrtoo*. year previous. Returns from 32 mills were received, and the following is the result: Mill* shut down Mt’.ia on quarter time Mill* on eighth time. . ’ Millson bait time .... H. I J» practically cloud...................... OuMwtora practically idle Estimated annual ware* of these operaton one year **□ ftJW.4B Eatiirjb-d annual wa«a of operator* 375.000 today............. ..... .................. Loss'to thi enuutry in w.w< ..... Dr!U» Lo*h to-tbe country iu nuUve raw Ctot lsg.1 tender, equally with go d. for all (hw were n<)artr , ,,m. «.bt. pubbe and private, and we f.yor propOTtLn of „duc. web legi.1. Ion o. wil prevent for he tul;, in foTCC „.oald probabu. not hold fatur, th. .lemouetizatiou of .ay kind i;| „u u,c o( u,^ of legal-tender money by cona.,Ild Itepuldican j state central committee -icuucr money oy private private con - .• ,iaen tiOJIlt ni4.d d ni»ove, but it is safe to say own doors and, at their own prices. tract." !Mr. Bryan . . explains this r------------plank ,hat ther,. nrt. frtIIn it.ooato 15.000 less Changes in the tariff have had- an with garbling thv platform, botunse Id the plalfcrm by saying Hint “the new immediate effect upon this industry by the pamphldl which they printed, giv­ p.-rsons employed in ths' manufactories diver dollar." which is to contain only of all class.':* in DetroiNiww than there transferring a good deal of th? sawmill ing the d.-«-Vrations of thc different Thr closing of thiM<c mills reduce* 53 cents’ worth of bullion “yill be legal ic demand fur for American wool, and were; in 1892. Siniilar results, on a wdt^c to Cano la. whiL* the genera! de­ parties, di I not contain these para- the tender better than it is today, because, smalicr s.-alc, can be seen in every pression of bnsiaess hoi greatly re- । •fraph.-s । this tis is is only only one one of of the the Wihon Wilson bill’s conwhile the silver dollar is legal tender The fact fa these' paragraph-, were , tributions to thc depression of duced thc demand for lamlier. Nut ( manufacturing city.fa the slate. . now unless somebody contracts against- ' What does this mean to the farmer since 1857, when It was in its infancy, lot in lhv.pl . tforrn as reported to thc ( farming interest*. it, the new silver dollar will be n legal — T**'W were not adopted ---------- ' ■ — . has the rumla’r business of Michigan .'onv.’ntion. tender, no matter if men hereafter try , and retail merchant?. ’ y were uen r. 'Vhr *>ta H» Ch*. II means in every case a smaller put- been so paralysed as during the present ** r.mvndmiby law to demonetize what the govern- 1’ j :: any wn* . ’ by thnt body. ’ ^n 1893 W. J. Bryan wator of Lite year. < . -------------------------------Operations in thv camps lost j ’ chasing power. the i<rp_b!ican slate , Omaha World Herald, and on thc 3'1 st i ♦ 4K 1 It rami that fa many cases people winter were smaller small.*r_th.in thin for many* ' The c ’ I^Hcre Is a distinct avowal that the pur- nilt 71 *i... central ronmitlcc used in preparing >*f J fly of that year, announced cd I tor­ ‘poec of the free-silver party Is to compel onto* cmpkrymfat.hava moved to the years before, and the mills are running light this statin?r. Stoeksjm hand are their pamphlet was cut from thv De- ial’rihis view* on the silver question. the American people to accept us legal country and have thvm&rlveii become heavy aad the:” oyrn<r^ find it diifieult Indi Tribune of July 9. .It was oom- ; H ? Advocate^: (1) The repeal of the e.'luccrs ins 4 ?-*’ . -* eoasumersof farm tender, in the payment of debts nnd in I to realize on them. As a result the pared with thc platform a* given in ' ailvcfr purchasing clause of the Shermaa ;;.l gar k.i products. all their business transactions, a dollar Providing for thc free coinage means that mine a large number of oth- farmers have lost the ex.-ellrnt market tjir Chicago paper* of thv same date. ' u?:. . having an Intrin.iic value of only 51 or 2?JItwao muiain citv nave become r.; who remain in the city have become which they funnerly had in the woods and with the platform as given in tlve ’ of silver “on such 53 certs. An attempt is to be made by1 proittoora on th . ♦*» ir own tots, I-..— or — —on •laudt and the sawmill towns, and have to li.-publicah Campaign Text B*>uk. It put sbuut 100 cent cents of silver in each legislation to interfere dircc^y with thc ‘ • • > • phra-eulogy pay freight charges and -contnivslbns • 1*t identical >-ienticsi in jyira-eoiogy with. wkil ::r- taking -7* the average mine -tor onated todhr.“L • Mlvidunl rights of citizensrin th? af­ He declared Much has ha?a . lid about the dont^ lx;fore they can gut Detroit prices, ' th ? official copy furnished by the see- ' the 'lust s’.x mouths!" fairs of trade ant’businew.y The ----- obliga ~~..6a-­ ' tion of land for the poor people of De- while they become competitors with r.'taries of'the ebaventhm t«» the As*<»- ■ there «ught: to to l*e 14* no question about tion, of contracts is to Lrito ’If"orcd, and I troit to cultivate in small tracta. and their brethren from other parts of the . r atrd Prc.‘K‘s and pubV‘*h^d in almost the first, and that the second was !b« cour-sry'i. tn be.- dur-, d tn to th* the wicm m••* TOnv hundred »ueh tract, ihm Iwi •1 d -hundr^l ' • • surh ■ true »tate Ttto.m ©any ta. have been j «ta ’e in. In the Detroit and eastern murQ3r. I irery morning paper in the country nt , “honest and nafe bimetaliam’ on the ^'f a debased currency •withou* ’ grity cr ird; 1 “lapar ea"h of lLv I ,st three , hete. The deprearfan in this une in­ ' that time. It is the platform as n- ratio <1* I to 5." and addin’.. “Xo pro. 23." *9 cuuslde’l'.tion’; of integrity ' ??, fa hfa r- lJ?aJmerA *n!* Wti" a movement 1 uustry bus made a difference of ruanv | ..orted to the canr?ntio.n and. adopted , plv except • idmil bsror, Ctn. fa If wnl grew. grew,' almost of of necessity, necessity, । j hundred tlioqktnd dollars in their re- by that b*sly w'•‘•nut amendment. I ’mines. auKiuua to —- —--■• , - -• . 1tans ’ almost cent speech in thia Ct;,, u, Uy vhiu tn. t ’ oat. of the m-.*lauchoiy industrial ceipte since the Wilsiin bill passed. 1 1 l«e paragv .dm quoted above Uhl not .| .pro tit*, are . the policy of the Urynuitts propos?s f ’ conditions existing in th? winter Next to the himbcr camps, and saw- jipvear it: print until after Uib ratio of 1 to> -16. -ill’”’ There was h good "cotree inh j’-rfty." .’.rd be wont on to i nuj spring of teOI. But every Pin- millOthe mines of the-upper pvninsulu roa^ntiun adjourned. They are op- , deal of sound id sana> sens in th- views he iilutt rate this rexaark by calling at ten- Igree potato patch wa*. not only a sig- ’i • employ-more mon and pay out more parently tln-result* of an afterthought. ’ advocated then. But whv has he lion to :br tact that in thi event of th- ; naj of distr.*>> *r.Li a wage earner, but in wages than any wilier single indus­ 'added, without authority, to make ' changed h;s views so nutlcat.lv? triumph of th:s:F°i-ey mcnagtrs of • n was a ^gn that the earner and try in the state. |n 1392, tx'fwre the good deficiencies of the genuine docu- | • rovings books, bn’I^'nj t»rd a1?-J his family had curtailed, their buying .‘lection turned the country over to the ruent; added in tho despbrate attempt ' Some of the severest strictures upon rocintions, life ir.xuu.i.vc c£:i*}^niek. to lixe lowest possible limit-., and every Democracy. muny*6f the ir n mints of to disarm toe criticism nnd hostility * the Chicago convention and candidates etc., would be compelled, no matter how I fartner and market gardener in Wayne northern -Michigan were running night with which thousand* of Dcmocrata ; have come from consiaU-nt ik'inocrata they might revolt from such u proceed- nnd the four contiguous counties felt anti day shlfte, with as large a force of received.that extraordinary exposition 1 nt ing, to liquidate the claims r.g&!nst_tht'in * the effect fa a contracted market or in | men as they could work to 'mlvantage. uf combined Democracy and Populism. ‘ in a depreciated curraiey. to the cnor ’ dimin Uh jd prices. Ij Wages were gooJ and the men and jyjlts toss and detriment of their credit- j jt would be a good thing for tnte farm- |[ their families were liberal purchasers S'LVCR cqinaCE. I -If the Srs. • * e-3 I 'mcrehaffla if -every man । Over 2>lu* Mditon Dailaf/ Worth Cotard 1 '^I^blc tt 1. «. ,ra,zlr.ff •«..* ---- 1I • lx.' „.ho •fa uotv workinj . ■ m.-njtoout Wih-ttu Otra.t ol tanff rhtu.gr.tt.mc It that -S. tht-re should teaching from mrn never hail finanadhere lu thi. country. «n}-efaM ol'potato patch waa nt work la tho ™d0"d Pri“* ,or >™ j Thj* ilrtp^ **‘op prevails, in many. • rial training or •txr**r» ■e-. >c-. defying the «9plc a-ho arc »o far Indifferent to lhe ' f.vlprj, earilag goal wagon, nal bay- I 'Tv?/” *7: • J accumulaL •! : 1« scientific I ]U; t.x In the act 01 Nov. I. 1893.*. o? eo>ut..on l-r-rab M to W i..g hg th, ioL-r 1,-rorary. I ■>' «>« «' «*»• I mtirtlv itopued the coinage of silver. I Lud.v . and .practical skill, if the fiscal cllliiig to favor a polrfy which In It, IcpoblkL .attc.-L ttound mtecy. [ ‘ J**’.1** Wu'T Ihlkh not ,a The act repealed the P°Hey of n 70,003.nation h to be practical application wor’rl not only re-1 wrote. tion and reriprocity will open j to ~ any other branch of manufacture 1 *«ction requiring the government to taught from traveling carta by noisy I except that of weokn goods Within suit in enormous material und ficuncial ’ the way to ihat'h-jveted result. . ,'crchaMr 4,^.10.000 ounees of silver each . mountebacks a* quack nostrums are I disaster, but would stamp us st- a nation , --------- :--------one year after its enactment that law month for coinage purposes, and added;. ^endeii to the gullible.'if men who ' >f .coumirda.-Izol’e-. Wrekly. J _ . T*J T-o T^_ "doubled the importation of bar faun, •And it is hereby declared to be the were never able to own a bout on an jF —1— ■ Dcmoc. atlu ah.i a-»-iista;iu Democratic destroyed the cotton industry in tills policy <»f the United States to continue ! Interior pond of business shall set the have danced aciow the country I pipers are publishing the following -*<xintry and closed up th* factories, the "us? of be h gold and silver as «i*» ontl take,the helm of the ship of from Nebraska to the see; many thou- ( table to show that the Wilson tariff act almost doubled the import* of steel in­ standard mon. y. r.nd to coin both gold ' stat^ the ocean current* of the tend miles Fra IravcJeu, myriad folk . is a better revenue producer than the gots and blooms, and increase ! the im­ tnd silver intom mey of equal intrinsic ‘ »n*at world's financ.-, who can fix the’ iave guard on me. I have vocalised un- | McKinley acL ports of tin plate." Thi; direct result <T.<,l.cxcha:'.gT.ibL value, snch equality ‘hnil. to our ‘ capability for insanity, til my lungs can scarcely stand the . undci 2hk m xixlit Act. of these increased imports Ls a learned .0 bv secure) through international I 1pat a hook in the month of thia Customs. AH 90ar=te!. strain. But I’m aorry—oh. I’m sorry—• .. ~ 1:^and for American iron orv and the agreement, or by such safeguards of 1 leviathan of folly?’’ Umtl didn't talk to.Maine. Juri . huu-, SJt ii9JMM,3.r.n anjOJAMtl jvll is aggravated by the general de­ legislation as will insure the mainte- J Ired thouroixl yards or so of airy, sll•£*,ln3 Mr. C. G. Conn, a Ih-tiKwratic cx-conpression of business caused, in part, by ninrce of the parity in value of the ( ver speech nnd a pine pole would have u montiM ssduit the same tariff. The result' is disas­ coins of the two metals, nnd the equal , .-n sxinan from Indiana, very properly u>.in«ku 3(d.Ml.v9.u placed desired persimmons in my reach. I *'• **** power of everv dollar at all time* in , 5hfcr *cte««wl U,e Chicago convention trous to the Michigan mining district I with Watson crowdin’ fiewall nnd ao°°zl n5.5jo.mn/ w.’.ctm.hloi During the past six weeks, when ope­ the rourk.U ud in the p»vroent „t « •»_<di«<nU mw. ot eainmitlie.1 delewith ScwrJt talkin’ back. I must hustle, uxoca the wiu>os rations ought to have been more active ieb’s." I *iltvs an,l nukes the following point All sources I must bustle, and keep movin’ on the i Gur.otns. than at any other timo In the year, ThecpiMr,. u! .ilrer ha> .Uli eon- |in *> 'I*1™ th.t tree Ul£mHl I cm climbin’ up a laJder that, -.295,0:: J2X IS mine after mine has ceased work, and tinned. In th, S«ml ve.r ending Jone I *!ir “ ,U1J* ,lh' 'n"ar-T of th* XteUins pure silver rung*, and the only in some cases the pampa even have 10. 1*13. »llr..r dollar, were coined to ‘ Thc lhc _ . • ^ KI.7XJI1U7 •hlng I’m needin’ is a leathern pair of Attfc 1 The figure.i t^»jy point to especially bjeu stopped, allowing the mines to thenomKrof J.»M,011..ndaub.ldl»rT' '“Uou mijtht a, well hare allpuUted ung*.’’ ("Hope Deferred; a Lament," . I ■ -r, rm « ■ are th»se for t je 11 mon ths ending Aug. fill with water. Many nt the minara, coinn ? •* to the value of I5.H3.4W. giv- j Unt we %hould alwV* »leep on feAthhy W Jennings Btyan. Thomson. Gau ; 3l> lttM, ttnd tho.^. for Un. i3 month* instead of being the most lilteral of ing » total of>».<:r,'».48A for that year. , or Wvar w‘g» with piffTte Watson Printing Shop.)—Indian- ending 31. 1896. They ignore are ...... likely, during the com* Die roiungu o: silver dollar-, fo^ thc S?^0*0*- °ar “°aey H 8,WBy’ U,e ---... w , -Aug. ----- n-------- । .:»nrclmH*rs, “ kMUJ' ipalis News (Ind.). L : „ - - - ----one very imno-Unl foot Dnri.:- pem , ln., reqa-rJ a; i (ro11 „.bl:c nex‘ Bsral v r.r was larger vet. though kmd »PeeiU‘?d b? the -constitution, and . --------------- "T*;—;-------than seven month:, of the vear 1*94 Lho thin seven month:, of fJift-vnar 1S94 thn ! npproprtations . . ...__ . .. * or private charity. the official 1 • a r?. arc not at hand. i,tx-pold< **,Tvr aDvl P®l*r ** ETIt Is a rank Injustice to accuse Till- j Wilsita tariff bill waa uu ’ “ iscu.Miion, Th.- nr.if.v:•... silver certificates out- ’ whervvrr they circulate, (The purchasing and e-msamlng power nan of not having stable Ideas. There’.* jvlth thc certainty that.. ,__________ >uld prj»s, It has long since been demonstrated * ** » whiff of stable in every word he ut-'.ln *<>me form that ivoul.1 give re- of thousands of families has thus been itandl.i^ ,'v• r. I. t<93. wo* 4324,553,332 md nf <L'*'\l u I silver dollar* in cireu- । impossible to-fix by legislation the dm-tion of »In‘L?s. It passed its iin-.il seriously impaired. Not only that, but ars.—Chlengo Tribune. stabj about th.* first .of August, and | many of them have heroine producers .ation .%l.6?2.4i.'». a total of $386,224,937, ’ price of any marketable commodity Iwith an unknown and unlimited probciutse a lav.* uithout the President's ,>f farm and garden pro lu-ts When ind this wvs at- the height of our comuignatur..*’ Aug. lo. though not taking tl>e miners were earning fpnn S2.M to wervial nnd fa.la .trial prosperity. On Inction, and until thi* government can effect till S -p. 1. 8150 a day, with plenty i»I work, they Nov. 1, 1 (I;., amount of silver cer- , restrict the output of-. Ixrth gold During lltii.whola period of diwjushml neither time nor inclination to Ilfirttteao.itYfa-Lliitg was W43,40u.5(M, ; ?.nd silver to certain proportionate sio.i it wa.-. 'con-adored certain that work farm or garden un ler the disad ­ AND NKURALQIA CURED BY ind of stan l.ir.l silver dollars in circu- ' pan title*, in -order v> tvgulate their duties would In* materially reduced AR-THRO-PHON-I-A and importations were naturujly kept vantages of soil aryl climate that exist in atton. 8-’.Lr.t.(rj2, 3 total of HU0.7C3.- • 'ummcitrittl valttr. there is -n« way to down to th? .".dual requirements of cur- that region. Bat, under the stress of »<»S. and thi, w.;s fa a period of com- MtabUsh n stable parity lwtween these •im» ■>!»■>Hill Co.,OttraKWa, runt tra,ie. Storks were reduced to t.iforced idleness and retlnced pay, they ncrrial an i in l-.i*irlal depression. The-1 metals of statute." Last winter' tJOrn-ffitc o' the two kind* of cirvula- I the lowest pu cable point, and goods hiive undertaken t>oth. । wen* h d.l bwk to await the operation •.vicriessed the novel spectacle of farm­ . ---------, Prom 1783 to 1789 the thethc 13 I .-on wa.* SU.MS.6J9 greater in the I ^4 •tatew was perfectlytrade freeof to j of th? new law. ers’ instilntrs in a region which before latter than In thv former period, and worW Thc that Ureal j A more jn .t comparison would be to llmt liml possrMed IJttle of the quality this |san<>.h?r tfirtnalkm of the fact ! Britain filled every rectiun of our | tike the s.•court foil year of each tariff, ; a'ter taUiuex^ had had time, in each of an ngricultiiml .district, and another that * sc.ir.'itv of silver cnrrency is not w»yntrv with her manufacture* of hr eunv qf the present dull tlnm or WlM11 <^lton, leather.’ Un, n. iron, glass, 1 ennj. to n4ju.v. it*clf to new schedules. vrifs of institutes has bean arranged fok* this winter. i Th. < • .'dinw the following: nw pric.-s Th? lauer condition is aIl ot)u.r af,tales U-.-.1 hen', and in Cnstoms fades for second full year The Wilson tariff ha« thn* helped traceable murii more direcllv to th«* I f<inr vear. «>«> «..•—» ......... *— f<mr years she swept, Jrom the rvuntry of the MrKinlev'tarjff, ending Scpteiureduction of duties by the W^son tariff . Ih - n:i. 18X’—$l<i.838,859'19. irt-titan it is to any scarcit.v of money. ': ?very dollar and rwrv pivre of gold.— D.ilivs far second full year of the Hcdtea financial History of the United Wilson tariff, ending August 31, 1896— uwirn or HT We begin by saying that we will levy : tU4.318.tCl3 94. >..di,ti.-. -.r> nnyhuJyuid w, geciurc j UK not ,he dl-monriiralkm of idlrer All the p:>q>er I tv enjoyed by the Differew-j in favor McKinley tariff— Amerieau people, from th.- founding of lltat il w.nl.l I,.- .-oalnwy and dfalo)-,! . ta.l h«> hurl the farmer, bul lhe det3l.6b>.»MLI5. , . uu --•- *’*— •— i This fact also remain^ true that dur- tlje United States down to the present to thv glut. 1 is and xhered -doctrine of • luunetiza,ti»B ing.ewry year of the HarrHon admin- । time, ha* been «nder the ndgn of procures Pifaa because istratlon. fa-rinding the period when , tectH* principles; And all th.* hard, lor lb.- Mtky* nf it reacbea the j th:? McKinler act was in force, receipts thnes -raftered by the Ametiyan people This m^y l>- |H) de l '•-.x'pvaditurea and the public ww*» redhevd; and during every A4 ' y***" of the p.-r^nt Democratic admin vwfcii ana^r^**t> O’" °y iatr.ition. including the period covered by the Wil-«m net, expenditures have msafllaeat protoctiee. th» refuting '■xoeedstl rewipta aud 4he pnbUc debt alt free trade theorha «a Abe aubjori. Item increased. Bheumatism . way laey Via Al. Hraad Rapid*. •ours. fhl-aen ........... Fl« D. L. & X Grana kap.«>......... IWrait.................... Uagig............... SbtiMx<"4«»erc~U Otttrv . ................. i>W(«.i-« r Lv ...... ■Richland Junction. Tr*'a«at Flu stiUvts i» MM’C m Use* .. -u Men, j . ♦ Frtlxbl Trsli* wlQ tie run »|t! er«*t< i •> w* u»lbc< . mpruj .w»<> rrwry- itrriaM ta lUtp )Ur time of «uct> apb.iir n« U<r No K. will *>Jt h: Wiw-dl nr) f< r । • go lrwl.No.Jut.il Freight No .9 <n I I 4 N Rr. . Nn. « will »-*lt at Richland .Iutctl’.t «.i t :! at rival of No t» on C. J, A M H r. ItagKagr Wu'l be a! Derot at Want » m ■ •-:•*■ befare parfaK time of train*. m> Um- ai- n mav have lntw> to enrek u prw<-rh -•ttitir is It nav -wet a* forward untn next tra». ' Jas.h. Dbwixg, •• - •• Gea‘1 llaMgrr. Mexican Internationa Railroad BAG! PASS ROUTE STANDARD GAUCK BTF.KI Sjll>. THESHORT«DIRECT LINE FROM - Detroit, Toledo, Chicego, St Louis aMsll NORTHERN POINTS 10 ■ •• ■ t' lh lh'* IfteOu/ U! tbv Ml-XH AN 1.1.K ’ ‘ ■ m'l lathe CITY of MEXICO T>Bmwii> » roui-m i>,ir>,»<<w ■nprwtrh Aifiwr: HlMiwy. -lo Un iai<• 5>o*lettta**m d tbe Artcca . kqutratXT vxat *i’A.*<»:t>j Pulman Palace Bullet Slcf per BAN ANTONIO TO MEXICO CITY । D rert oovneciloan at <an AntuiJo wall ' ■ ■ ■ .ni<lea*L , *<,« For IBlWTO^'a«J»»'inj • ' TI«.- IM*-- MHl l«>l2a-7-,“*‘ij.’i- i„. . > . Maxleo Or laimnedUta po1»M. e*“ “I”. «trc*«. ' | . w. G. NE1MYER, C. K. DUNLAP, �“You’re on shore most of the time aren’t you ?" I asked, when This arrant’ bad do ,e her good. 1 hare no doubt ment had been maue. ^orrangethat It nerved to ratl.ly for a time the "Ay. ay. sir," he answered. COOK BSPS-. Proprietors «tav.ng for gadding about which pow “TirejLQf salt water?" • •eraed -her now and then, for all her rw ‘-No, air; but . Led that don’t piwh peated prni«, of „ qukt honie lifc nnd rolK» comfortable enough for the Moreov er. slw brought with her a when I re a chancd to He in it.” ' . whose pretonce could hardly "What are you de <ng these days** imtuT And be picked b..t actef to her peace of mind; for sho ••rm none too .die." he m.iwered dearly, tove.1 to play the lawless, the w ith n quick glanee at me. ’ I I'H him a. gladly u one leave. A more [irrhapa. beeause her opnortuuh "Find him koeiable?" I nodded to­ ti"B tor OBBumlDg the role had been so word the house. room the ulr of which la heavy with rot.limited. As It happened. I had only , He Beemed to be about to .peak but onou. ^ppn,. n ter . took nbont him be changed hi. b> utter dl.ri- a gtimpae ot this visitor. Dr. Banka bad sent me an urgent message to ganl ol । the .uffevlngatd another. Often I tention. and without a word turned r -am to the teak which my coming had had I been on lhe irrge of hatred for hasten to one of his patients, and I wa« driving briskly toward Ute sick man’s hhn: now I realized that the line had -terrupted. Smiling al hia caution I chmbed the dope to the door, and en­ been crowd, that U« feeling that I residence when 1 met the carryall homeward bound from Bassettville. tered. Lamar, who won reading, laid wa. bound to obey hi. nod. to come and Mrs. Loriug and her niece were stowed down hta book—It wa. hia well-worn go at bla command, would be more Why bad 1 nol the away under a multitude of bundles in Cicero-, Lettero-and bode me good­ odioua than ever. the stern of the old ark on wheeH, morning. He aeemrd to be rather more courage to denounce hhn to his face and to quit his services' then and there? while the forecast le was sharpd-by the gracious in mood than usual. youthful John nnd a stranger, of whom w hy hud 1 listened'cowed and unpro■ "Well.”~said I, “that fellow atone.Why. even nqw*. did 1 not! 1 onuld make out tittle, except that he cunonity U not likely .to cam you any testing? wds a dark bearded man, clad in fash­ annoyance for some time to come. We turn back to com my.cotiKclehce likej ionable raiment. At the time, I supan honest niun and to ctuti uff the. yoke ‘ try to do it hunt one ?** amputated his right leg last eight." pdsed h;iu to be some.stray traveler’ which .galled me? Iu my own heart' -Tv. bad to,” wiid I. "I .upiiosed it .yonid he neceosory the answer was only too clear. By bound for the village and profiting by i lion of cccnsiona on he answered, compoaedly. ' * thc. happy accident of thc carryall voy­ "What? -Supposed it would be nee- degrees Lumar had gained an OMxudcn- j aging in that direction. -. cy over inc. until now, even aa J cursed esBary T What did you know of it?" The evening was far advanced when him. I recoiled at the very thought o< “I judged his hurl most serious." I returned to Mrs. Weston ’ s, and, al­ bearding him. of during 4o pit-myself ’ "How did you bearof It?" 1 against his relentless will. .Moreover, i though that lady enlightened me as to "I saw it." the arrival of Mrs. Ixiriug and her guest, 1 reail/nl that witbin the last few "You saw him run over?" months a fresh reason for caiition li.ul ■ I waa quite willing to avoid intruding upon them. Mrs. Weston could teil “You knew that he was lying there sprung into existence. Thej* say loit niaRt,‘s men brave; I know itM>iuetime> ‘i very littk; about the new-comer. She hcl pies; for hours?” thought that he' wan a foreigner, with makes them coward b.-. “It is true.” . When 1 approached the farniKousc, one of those outlandish names that no­ “And you did not attempt to.relieve st HI biiteriy eousid'ering the difficulties body but on alien could understand. It him. to go to his assistance?” which seemed to hedge me about, Mrs. wok easy td conjecture tliat Mrs. Lor­ “The inference is correct." . ing hail rhonced to meet him in Trent,Wcstou np{M*ared in the doorway. Ilia tone was as unconeenmdns ever, “I’ve got a message fbr you, ’ she nnd bail insisted upon bringing him to his speech ns deliberate as if he were called out. Rodney town, to talk over-old timeeand “Your bird’s ffinyn ” discussing, the most trivial of matters. "Whnt? Not Jones?' He can’t be to gossip about ]>eoplv they hud known l:i spite of my acquaintance with him, ■ moved.” I cried. in the Lord knew whaL distant land. I was thunderstruck by this fresh evi­ “N'o. he's here fast enough.. Dr. In the morning, no doubt, an oppor­ dence of his callousness. I{e enjoyed Banks has called, and sqi s he's doin' tunity woukljie given jne to pay my re­ " my surprise. 1 think, an a singer may- well; no more lever than to be looked spects. cxjjoy the applause of a Jong hostile for. But he’s gut something to do with, But thc morning brought no oppor­ Critic. It was a tribute of the sort he my news.” tunity of thfi sort. When I called upon Understood and appreciated. Asdoolly Mrs. Loring she wax‘alone, and her "What'ip the world Is It, then?” «« if he hail been giving directions for “Mis‘ Loring has gone chasin’ off tc 1 guest—Col. -Mendoza she called him— u day’s errand-guitig In Trent, he told Trent, takin' Miss Gray with her for was out for a ramble about the neigh­ * . borhood. He had expressed a desire to t!; story of the accident. Jones, he luck."raid, on bis way liome.rrom the beach* •’Gone to Trent?” I repented. TIow visit the beach, she explained, and, in­ tried a short cut which ran near the is that?" . , asmuch ns he’ had taken Johnson's boat, <*fs, for sufficient ren- knoll, l-enviug his team ill the little which “Well, she got up this mornin*, on’ was probably cruising about the.bay or hollow where Dorothy Gray afterward dropped in. to see Jones. Somelnxly told some of the many channels branching inunitted to another's found him, lie cautiously- npproaclted her t hat his pillows was kinder hot for 'off from it. She expected him to re­ the huinmoek and climbed to its sum­ him. two, and she was ••Aral weiV you any happier?” Then there' was- nothin’ but turn in an hour "At the time? No. Hut eireum- mit. Turning a corner of the house, bo she must go to Trent right off sad buy anxious, so very anxious, that I should Stane« - ]>! ••<>.mwl my givng the possi- eaiue face to fuce with Lamar. What him one of them kind -that's got only meet him. Couldn’t I arrange to dine bi.liti'-' "< cluckless hires u fair trial. talk piubuti between the two I never air iu 'em. An’ so, c.ff she g<x-s. an' with them? Really it was distressing Huj-.’t ; i may ha e hen rd, bora the lcamr>l. but the intruder departed in Miss Gray goes too. They’ll be home in that another visit to Banks* patient snch hxwitr that his foot slipped on the time for supper. u-„ ::.inur .'rjyyhirnta'” Johnijy druv em to would prevent au acceptance of the in­ The colonel wna such n "ihi: best such troubles are all be­ slope, and he fell. From the way be Bassettville in the carryall, and lie’ll vitation. I charming gentleman, so very, very hind i she said. "I have often limped* ou arising. I^unur. believed that wait to bring ’em home.” . though! that u niun should be better his ankle was sprained, but he con­ "Oh. the outing will do Mrs. Loring charming, so courteous, so erudite, so He no harm," said- I, moving toward the widely traveled, ami so <m through the and -tnuiL'i-r for bring nbh- to look back ' trived ut last- to reach his horses. list of applicable adjectives. However, had picked up thc lines, and was pre­ office. ujxjsi privations endured and obstacles paring to climb to the wagxin-seat, “But that ain’t the message,” raid • that afternoon or evening, or nt supper i "Th:-: is . <xnl doctrine.” said I; "but when his Injured miklc gave way, and Mrs. Weston. . •“That’s raved for the —yes, that would lie a capital time—• pracLi-.V;»- w. 11, 1 shouldn’t care to he fell. At the same moment the last, like a thanksgivin’ mince-pic. lt’» the meeting could be brought, about. doubje iny Irantages of experience.” horses started. The.fore wheel of the from Mira Gray, and’ it’s about a boat.” Of course I uCquieaced, and then, os _ and "Yes. Sho was to look at our- this Miss Gray was not in sight, jrarted with "L- ♦ il-- triist there will be no nerd for loaded vehicle passed over hl leg. । her aunt rather abruptly. After a you ? ■*'• । ■’sh<> .aid. "But It is really before he could get it out of the way— Afternoon." "Well,bein ’ as she’s In Trent, she can’t quarter of an hour with Jones, whose ■^haB we not turn back?” if. indeed, power to move itrvmaintd— ’ raid.I. breaking one of' the hind wheel had completed the work keep the appointment. So she asked case showed no unfavorable symptoms, came the call upon Lamar. Contrary |be other hail l-egun. Lamar from an- .me to tell.you to hire the boat anyhow; our walk as walked ■* , to his custom, he was pottering about .t, “if you are so fond of upper window of the house watched If it suited you. it’d suit her.” Ids domain that morning, lured from i t .yohr nuct doesn't ob- what was 'happening, nnd. so far a« I j ' Thus it .happened that when John­ thc house, perhaps, by' the beauty of uldh’t wc'iuive. a I-out? could determine from his account of it. ; son navigated his craft l<« the head ot ■ the day, which, however,was not potent i-pt 'U due uf riie creeks spent most of his time until the girl i the inlet 1 was prepared tpbind the bar­ ■ enough to change his manner, for appeared gloating over the sight of the ! gain with Jiixn. . "It may be,” 1 told him, "that the gave .me his ktcieotyped^greeting, and • •A.,- cried, f’llow odd that helpless man sfretched out on the '■ our talk was us brief and formal oa ! Indies would safer if tlwy hail a mnn t hare thoiight of it be- ground at tho Ixittom of the depression. lumaL lie mdced no questions us to the When Dorothy hurried to his house for j with them wbeu tbfy ventured out on uiii be deiighjgd.” prugrms thc injured <ann v.-as making. In thnt case. Mold you hclj rAsistancc. he sat within, listening un­ I thi- bay. 'and I volunteered no Information ou : them out ’ ** ’ , moved to her knocks upon his door and : ■ -.y it .•ij*-r«iuch as I." the subject. Then, iii turn, came the ”1, guess 1 could." rani he, after a "Ti t-.;; you . hull hnXc a boat nt once,” her .cries for help. .Moreover, he pre­ j “Most general- ride ou Banks’ bumness. I returned I I ■ < ■♦rrnjjge for otic to- vented.old Martha from responding to_ 'moment’s reflection. from it early iri the afternoon,and after morrt.v.’ A njan naii.ed Johnson hna the .summons, when 'sound« of it ptne- [Sy. I’m off watch the bcst-^arl of the a'hasty m«*a|—I chul'leliged any man to jiis: lit*’- i-ratt to please-you, I be* ■trnted even her dulled hearing. These linger uunetrc.srarHy. over a country "Off watch” set. me to thinking, hr’-’ ’ il have-it bhiught around things he related ns calmly as if thejr* dinner gone cdhl.ior a cnuple 6f hofira hud occurredyat the other cud of the though I very well knew to want he - 1 spied Mws Gray on lhe porch of ■ry good,” said she; “but earth, n> shamelessly ns if there were referred. Mrs. Clark’s residence, and strolled in "By the way. Job p -on,” said I, with What my inyt to thank you in art- no sense^ot pity in him. her dircc(inu. an effort nt' raretfatme"I und -rstaud opinion of hU conduat might be appar­ ; " 1* vl- come to make a .•all,” said I, tak­ yob look out for .Mr. Laitmr’s mail.” If you arc satisfied with ently (Xmccrurd him not in the least. “Well. you might- ray so,” *u* an­ ing u scat beside her. rdl be Bikire than repaid He rat there telling the tuleof hisheart. “Jlvw flat taring to us! ' aiie answered, lessness. with the cold, dispnrsionate swered. cautiously. Lwith a smile. ”1’11 hear the nows to iu getting it.” "1 Imagine his comspondem-c is directness of n man who is his nun my aunt ut once,” . judge, nnd who holds himself blameless light.” said I. fol loftingup the advan­ I “Oh, tiiTZu’s no hurry.- Let me catch tage scored -by the rirntux- .shot. Z ■Ib-.vj}.;;- morning, after : nd beyondLJ&e neeil ofajxdogy. my bre;;‘ lu l*m here to see your visitor He nodded assent. . • if that Jones was gid-* —■ “He will survive, you Bay?” he asked, ___ .. -•Write’s to New York, as a rule,” 1 this time/’ , "But don’t you know that he has ■i we had any ground to In the same level tone of indifference he suggested. and that he would be hud maintained throughout* gone?" she asked. LID tn.NOT SUFFER AFTERWARD. "That’s about it.” • “We hope that he wilt.” 1 answered, I lutite “No, 1 supposed him ’ good for two d -after by the nurses “But his answers are slow in tow- BSA»ni:u- nsBiiurott co., iniwr.. u. or three days least. ( rtrdnly uh - red for the service; I striving to keep all trace of feeling out SOLD BYnt ALL OULGCISTS . Mrs. Loring didn’t exp’*! him to-bid good•■• house on the knoll. It of my voice. "Two montl>R.sojDtniuii?n," said John' “ The oddi?" ■ • vk Johnson after my son. "Look here. Doc,” he added, by so speedily. He must l>e a genuine __ Uintar, but, fate be- ' “Last nigtit they were against him; quickly. “1 J: now you’re thick' with bird uf .passage.’ •• fl..,.. in liia fuvnr " • ’• . hra* saved the-trouble, him. or I wouldn’t have raid «1mt much. “Altl lie rallies?" rm: n v.ux at work about his “He has the best-of conafituttenm- In It <lo»-’t go no farther, rid it?” , ; ■ • s.. He was very "i give you tny word on thnt,” said I may ns well tell t Tire boat, which,_he raid, that lies his hope. 1. adding. rather dialnrrnuouriy. “I . ‘ d fra woman's use, be- you that In his incoherent talk last wouldn’t have asked you anything you I.and;.. i< idly rowed, and night I made out the word ‘mistaken.’ Did it were not free to leii tuc. ; suisH triangular sail, It was repeated several times. -That’s what I thought,” he raid, H-.-iit. winds mid on smooth have any bearing on his visit here?” with a look of relief on his honest face. Kan., Lamar’s -face bore the griru smile - -:uhl i ring it that after' “Gab’s a poor trade.—leastways, for a which, rare n» It was. was the ?mit of “J wasdoliwred 1<Jf one of the inlets. of TW£NS in bls demonstrations of emotion said I. and with “Right 1CS3 th op 20 min; wo dropped the this bit of wBkIojd niep anil with Irapied However. 1 hud subject. scarcely any pain enough for a basis for n little calcula­ after using only tion. lutmar was.commanicatingwith friends at home, through the aindly two boules of . offices of somebody in New York. IHs correspondents forwarded their replies through the same channel of the NewNo kitchen is kept cleaner than the premises devoted to the Yorker and the fWhermnn. No doubt manufacture of NONE SUCH Mince m o house­ they sent him information bearing on the energy with which his enemies were wife can be more fastidious in the matter of preparing food nvMUing Him. 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It caused the enactment of the law providing tor the reaumptloa of are, therefore, opposed to the free coinage of silver except by international agree­ ment with the leading commercial nations to promote, and until sueh agreement •tan be obtained, the existing gold standard urea designed to maintain infvloiably the present standard, the standard of the most enlightened nations of the earth. FARMERS IH DEBT. Mr. KtKinkj and chlMr^n. not only needing tbe prod ucte ot the farm, bat baring the weekly wages to pay for what is needed. More mouths to feed will mean a greater de­ mand and better prices. It ia not because of a want of money that, our people are in trouble but a want of work. Restore confidence In our money sys­ tem; bury deep tbe party that would cheapen and degrade our money and bring discredit on our integrity and honor aa a nation; give us a tariff that will pay the expenses of the government, and save borrowing, and let that tariff, sp far as it can. be in the interest of protection to oar American industries, and our work­ ing men will have work, and the farmer a market for Ida products, aud the cry or “free silver” will be as ridiculous as the old Greenback cry of 1878. FBANK MKRU1TT, OK C llARLOTTn. Frank Merritt, the subject of 'this sketch, is one of tb^ reliable, bustling men of Eaton County, and at lhe Republi­ can Senatorial convention recently held at Nashville, was nominated for State Sena­ tor for the 15th Seuatorial District, comprblng Barry and Eaten Counties, He was born in Canandaigua County, New York, November 5th, 1850, and the thought that their precious darling would be honored with the election to the Michi­ gan legislature 46 years later, almost to a day. probably never once entered the minds of tho proud parents, but such is a fact just the same. Time brings its changes always, and when the lad was only six years old be moved with bis par­ ents and settled on a farm in Hillsdale County, Michigan, and 11 years later, in 1867, located on a farm in Kalamo, Eaton County, when both of bis parents died, Mr. Merritt still owning the farm, which to him is surrounded with all the pleasant memories of youth. Mr. Merritt received bls education in the country schools and at Charlotte. From the latter place be went to the University of Michigan and later graduat­ ed from the Detroit Medical College, but on account of 111 health had to abandon the practice of medicine many years ago, and entered the drug business and suc­ ceeded just as he does In everything he undertakes. He has always been greatly interested in agriculture, owning a large farm, and devoting much time and attention to it. He has been one of the Board of Dlrectois of the Eaton County fair for the past 10 or 12 years aud hasfalways been an ex­ hibitor oi stock and farm produce. He is directly, and ftoui the associations of life, interested in agriculture and everything pertaining to IL Nr. Merritt Is a firni be­ liever that everything should be done to lower the taxation of Michigan, and will favor only such expenditures as arc ab­ solutely necessarjuto meet public necessi­ ties, aud is willing to stand’or fall while advocating it. He is not an orator, but is a sound, honest, enterprising man and will only ably and creditably represent bls districts In the Senate. He has never sought political preferment, but at lhe same time has had considerable experi­ ence in politics as member of tbe Board of Education of Charlotte for nine years, and Mayor of thnt city for two terms. He Is a thoroughly honorable man, has a clean record, and Is worthy of the suffrage of the people of this district No better man could have been selected. Mr. Merritt resides in Charlotte, Is married and has a nine year^old daughter. Perhaps the moat dangerous thing about this campaign is the arraying, by the comblnntion party, of class against class, started by Mr. Bryan in the speech that gave him lhe nomination for' the Presi­ dency. and continued in lils speeches since, and taken up by the followers of the ‘'Stirrer up’’ of strife. To onr mind this is a most dangerous thing in a republic, and a most unjust thing as regards this republic at the pres­ ent time. It is all the more so when, as in this case, It Is based upon the assump­ tion. that by stealth and fraud and for self­ ish purposes ot the money power a great crime was committed in 1873 against the common people. It has been shown that ^he ael-of *78 by which the sliver dollar was dropped from the coinage, was done openly and with a perfect under­ standing of the situation, and that the act was supported by many sil­ ver mine owners by vote and voice, afid THE NEW INSECT. that all that time silver was worth a~ little more than gold. While many people are Hozlklah Wants to Know About ’Em. still howling themselves hoarse about the act of 1878, and still talking about.crimes Delton, Mich., Sept. 28, 1896. with all the flippancy of a police court It seems sorter surprising what an Judge, tbe’wel! informed and honest per­ amount of Ignorance there b in tho world, son has ceased long since, because he not when there is so many folks ready and only knows that it was not done in stealth willing to tell all they know. There Is a and has no elements of a crime, but be f«w, only a few, of ’em right here in Del­ knows further, that In 1878 Its coinage ton. But up to Hastings to the fair last was resumed and that since then we have Friday X counted no less than seven. One coined fifty times as many silver dollars of ’em was a rather undersized man who as we did In all the time since the forma­ was fair and bad a smooth face. 1 wish, tion of the government tn 1799. Mr. Editor, you could have heard, him, for 8tlU il b so easy to create prejudice I am jest sure he told things ’boot the re­ that our friends are still crying that old publican party you never dreamed of. Fur cry, which Is received too often, and by one thing be told ’bout a new kind of in­ too many, for the good of the country, that sect the gold bug. Now- Hannah Maria a class are "pressing down upon the head says I’m thlstaken ’bout that word, but I’gp ot labors crown of thorns.” certain sure 1 heard that man use It twice. A moments reflection and thought dte- He blamed them bugs far all the troubles proves the assertion. There b bat one of the county, the wet Bummer and all. thing to-day In the way of prosperity for He growed real kinder eloquent like whenthe laborer. the fanner and the business he talked ’bout the poor working man. man. and they are all linked together by a law that cannot be repeated, because It ia a publican party was t© blame fur the man’s law founded In nature. It b that the la- himself fa tears. After a little I went atao* In front of tbe floral ball aud X baertfl two women talking politics. One of ’elm lived in Has­ tings 1 Judged by her talk. She was tall She told tiie other woman, 4yho 1 took to be a farmer’s wife, that if iHcKinley was elected money wouldn’t be aby good. “It won’t even buy bread aDd we’JI all starve to death,” she said. Tbe other woman looked mighty scared and asked what would happen if Bryan was elected. “O, everything will be lovely.” said the woman with the man’s bat .on, “I’m go­ ing to have a new green silk dress. John says I can’t but If sliver is free 1 don’t see why.” ’ Here they started off, and a little la’er 1 • seen ’em riding on the merry-go-ronnd, jest as happy as two kittens. Now Mr. Editor. I wish you would tell lhe working men of Hastings that tbe free sliver party are awfully worried ’bout ’em. I am going to prove their sympathy to the world. Jest aa soon as X git jny fall’s work done and help Hannah Maria make the cider apple sass, I’m coming to Has­ tings agin. I’m coming on purpose tointervlew the editors of tbe Journal and also the new-editors (ail of ’em) of the Demo­ crat I’ll git tbelr views on finances aud tbe working men, and then you can tell ’em to your readers and they will under­ stand thnt the affairs of the country are well looked out for. Yours, Hezikiaq Knowmcch. any other portion of the world.’’ Then again In I®*8 fn* tmde »reVBilwl J®* next to the sumption that the debtor farmers of the and In Colton’s life of Henry Clay, be says, we«t are going to avail tbemaelver. of • The whole country went Into Bqalda- his short dollar weberne for repudiating tioM, bank loans and discounts fell off more than one-half, the money l<»s to the might better return to his editorial job The supposition that the country was not less than 81,000.taW,- at Oniaha. 000, to say nothing of lhe tremendous agricultural clamps would support free silver baa been boved <»n two pmnieee, strain upon the moral sense of l^e peo­ both of which arc talar. The®- are, the ple.” Xu 1842 the friends of protection alleged readiness of debtor farmers to came Into power again, arid passed' a pro­ discharge their obligation* in a depred­ tective tariff bill.- which Tyter vetoed, but ated currency, and the belief that free tbe representatives of the people, passed silver would increase the selling price it over his head, and again the historian of ail the agricultural product*. . informs us that confidence WMB^ysatored and the "customs receipts iu 1848 in­ wems to have made much imprri® ton on the rural mind, judging from the re­ creased over seventy-five per cent over sults of various invest!gat>or®, politi­ tbe last year." Again the people were cal and otherwise, to«*certa4n the senti­ happy and prosperous and remained so ments of the fannetw.on Bryan's utopian until 1840, when again the enemies of •ebeme for increasing wealth. The protection obtained control, and again fanner ba« failed to discern any ad­ history tells us that the cry of national vantage in an increase in the selling distress was loud In tbe land, and lasted price of products if the money ho’re­ ceives is decreased 50 per cent, in par­ until 1861 when tbe republican party took, chasing power. the reins of government and under a pro­ The repudiation of this dreamy proj­ tective policy put down the rebellion at an ect, however, ia mild when compared expend of several billions of dollars and to the emphatic manner in which tho put this nation on lhe highway of such debtor fprmers will resent the impu­ prosperity as was never before witnessed. tations of dishonesty conveyed in the In 1856 James Buchanan was elected, the popocrat offer to aastet them in cheat­ last of democratic presidents until Grover ing their creditors. • This ia evidenced Cleveland was elected and at his laid elec­ in a marked manner by the results of the secret ballot token by a Chicago tion the people nut him in control of the firm, negotiators of farm loans, who government with a majority in Congress, sent out 4,000. letters of inquiry to the and as has always been the policy of that debtor farmers of Illinois, Nebraska, party, they cried tariff reform, and inaug­ Iowa and other western’state*. Each urated a tariff policy that has again letter contained, a blpnk postal card, brought ruin and.distress .and compelled upon which the recipient wa* asked to the government to Issue bonds to the record his vote in 1802. also his inten­ tion In 1890. Thc letter also contained amount of 820^,000,000 which no doubt the injunction of secrecy, the w will be increased to 8300.000.000 before “You need not sign your name'^ the expiration of bis term, to defray the pearinff in large, black type. ' K running expenses of tbe government. Un­ The frsults were remarliable in that der this “tariff for revenue only" Buchan­ they afford n complete refutation of the an was compelled to bond the nation to claims of the Bryan loaders with re­ pay tbe running expenses of the govern- spect to the eeritiment of farmers who menL As we stated before “Like causes owe money. It also demonstrates U»e Sliver or Tariff? As another I’reaidentlal election is soon to come off, and the voters of the nation are soon to fast their suffrages for men tp take charge of the government for another four years, it becomes each and evety one, as we love our country, and the prosperi­ ty and happiness of our people, to look Carefully into the claims of the opposing parties, and learn by careful thought and study, as to which of the policies pre- bring like results," and for fear tbe reader PUZZLE—FIND THE VENTRILOQUIST Sentcd will bring the greater blessings to may think we have exagerated, we will th e people and the cause of good govern­ state what James Buchanan said so that ment there may be no mistake. He says "With In doing so, It is always best to divest unsurpassed plenty In ail Lhe productions . juul all the elements of national weaUb. ourselves ot all prejudice and partisan feeling, so that we may judge rightly, and our manufactures have suspended, our conclude justly, which should always be public works are retarded; our private en­ our motive in Investigation, ajnd we shall terprises uf different kinds are abandoned; a iways bo able to comprehend more read- and thousands of useful laborers are ly, If yve shall always keep In mind the thrown out of employment and reduced to axiom that "Like causes will Always pro­ want. We have possessed all the ele­ duce like resulta.” They always have, and ments of national wealth in rich abund­ always will, and with that truism, to. the ance. and yet notwithstanding all these fore front, we think we shall be able to advantages; our country in Its monetary show from the history of the past, that Interests, is in a deplorable condlTlon?’ Ur iff, not silver. Is the true cause of our The above Is what James”Buchanan said great national distress at the present time. In bls message to American people and Any reader of the political hVuory of this chargee it all.to the lack of revenue. country will find that there has always This was In free silver coinage times’ too? been two contending political parUea on If he was writing up the conditions of to­ the question of Uriff, one always ready to day, he could, not portray our present con­ oppose a tariff for protection, with either dition better. In view of the above hbfree trade or a "Uriff for revenue only," tory, will It not be wise for ua to aak our­ selves. which jias been the promoting which amounts to the same thing. When the These two tactions have contended for cause, silver, or the tariff? the mastery from the early^hiatory of the mcaaaire of Buchanan was written, let ua government to the present day, sometimes remember we had free coinage of silver 16 one, and sometimes the other prevailing, to 1 and a condition prevailed, worse than the present. and the results are history to-day. The first tariff policy inaugurated in Tb« Republican nariy baa ■ reeord lor this country was In 1789 and was a pro­ perfonnln, wba< It promt..., n prontlw. tective Uriff and remained. In ^operation Ulla yaar. If iriren the rein, of torenmeot until 1816, and Washington, A/tama, Jef­ hr the Totea ot the nrerehn people, a re­ ferson and all the early fathers of the Republic apeak of the rapid strides of the torn to tho pronetln taM .y.tam which will prodooe rereouea .uBotent for Um new government under the fostering care requlreaienla of the (onraiaeot and (Ire of the protective policy. Every American eitlsen and voter should read what they to American wa<e worsen the work of •applying American oouoaera, It prowsay of its efiects. But the lav was re­ laea a mataUlaanM ot a aoend and .table pealed la 1816 and calamity and starva­ currency In which ererr tion stared us In the face. Ln 1824 a kind la aa (nod aa mt strong protection policy was passed, and the "pain* salat" of democracy, Andrew WWW. Il promlMi that Jackson, then In the U. a senate, was Altloiu ,r« IwnaOt aboul boy j fctiarg put on anrns Price. National Bank. SPECIAL sale or |ial„ « (ail and spring ov-renau •tEhL“l “nXu'r.vrit taS ““ h«iUs. Hv hu , lol „„ clMa(, THE WtATHER .Phil, smim I.B, OhldOBt Swbte. .. ‘“■t U MlUt'khtng yon m., ' ^.the HANGING You cannot know । cheap Phlu Smith will -eirvot!"3’ pair ot awpen<ter> auiu }(.c yo® • and get prices. lbnc YOUR NECK \r„r will catl * about half price if JuU at lhe Famous hai extend, his special sale ot nvek Um UlBlkted^u. New. ««„.& “• BXMMBBB Tt,m tfc Ing Btore or H>hi Smith in, r™; u> tbe SkthMBt J*' « .prelil ulnall throng rie-mte u, ,7 Write. he l,. •“wib*- . D0N,"r> wl"* »«*’>« >norn. coal thal Pbm tjuiiih . axs them st tnr price you want lo pay fr,r heavy ^,2 lightweight. rcuauoc COMWNAiWN That |» * The factones arl> to od rubbers. M«t that makes-Ibe dealers all q-n at price for best gootfet but there i« iI0 knowing wbat we Wil! *11 aL bmilh at the Famou»., next to Natlifcal bank. - At the Racket. LET US SPEAK As you vyiH now be­ gin to want fafl and winter giillinerj. Just call at the Racket aud see the bar­ gains Mrs. Warner and Miss West can offer you and if you need your hat retri med they will do it right st a small expense for the work. Pbta Smith at tbeitaeket. untruth fulness of the asaertion so often made that the defection of “sound money" democrats in the cities is off­ set by the gains for silver axxtong re­ publican farmers. The poll indicates that "sound money” is making phe­ WE HAVE. Nearly everything you may nomenal gains antong the very class ns want from the treaoberou.i carpel tack to which the popocrat* are making their to a nice drew pattern. Call and see at tbe Racket Ph® Smitil strongest appeals. Notwithstanding occasional acces­ DON’T READ Don’t read this without sions from jxjpulists, the free silver you want to save money. You know democrats show a total of 37 votes les,-, that Is scarce, and we want it. so will cut open the” price on our bankrupt than the democratic total of four year* stock of shoes. Each and every pair aie ago, indicating a democratic loss of A No, 1. but tbe toes are about a quar­ 16 per cent., which, if kept up all ow. ter ot an inch too wide. Some of them thc country,'would mean overwhelming are common sense, jud what you would defeat. Out of the 1,267 farmers 48 need. They are being sold al a fraction • say they were democrats four years ago, of what they are worth. Phiri Smith al but will vote the “sound money" demo­ the Racket cratic ticket this year. MILLINERY You all know Phil Tlx* debtor farmers are not repudISmith , la sailing millinery goods and ationiKts. They propose. to pay their Mrs. Warner is better prepared thao. • debts in currency a# sound and stable ever before to attend lo it. and with In­ ns the currency they borrowed. Tbe structions to sell cheaper than th/ fiat conspiracy cannot win with the aid cheapest on same qujtiity of good*, if . you are in need ©f anything in that l|ue. of thc farmers.—Chicago Trmes-Heryou had better see him before you buy. A Query About Ccdaara If a dollar be a dollar— lionest coin, without deoeit-Tone may melt it, one rimy smelt H, hot its value xion’t re­ treat. Melt ten dollars—silver dollars —in unbiased melting pot, and the silver “slug” resulting only »*eU» for “five the lot.” Melt gold dollars—melt an eagle —in nforesrud melting pot—and ♦he polden rraultingqui.cklv Bella for “tea the lot" Will ySutell ie. kindly tell me, how these dollars equal ore— one of Ite strongest supporters. As usual, prosperity came quick on the hreia of the the rule ot the party was over and htatett passage of the act, and Andrew Jackson, the downfall was largely on account ot his as President of the United btalas said in leaving the party. They must have had nb message in Dec. 1883, "Oar oowntry an awful time when be turned his polltica wtn . Bask sad wHi and again ruin, disaster and dtetreaa pre­ vailed. which resulted in tbe panic of 183? We want eggs! Pins Smitil ■ 8tn»ye<l ’ A stray coarse wool ouck came into my enclosure. Rutland, Sept. 12th. Owner can have the same by calling at my place, paying expenses, and paying for this i notice. J. C. Suits. NOTICE or TIJCTimi. , 1 Furauxui.to Ui:e nolio- frwii' , ...a,,. .. , loruey Ueueral. xntf Su|wiptfad«>i of ItobHc quietly thutking, thnt a pw man ha* ; li-MrucUoa. 0oaauin-i.'r.<‘r of >hr saw land. ««vote to that, will nidt to 50 centit.—Chicago term ©(office will expire !••' • Thnc^IIerald. (tmrWHsnetertorsef.lTwIde’n art Vkr Iwdento! the Vnitad 8Utr-; al*> !.-!'»*'Wte '} Uv» lit (Jungress for thv •o.;rMi «.■' t'i»:.err». ” * ’‘»sal *’"* Will Burn Corn. -.■u lWi'.-t Bury SL Minn., nopt. Rept. 28. ou Paul, VBUI, Mini!., u-s.—For the ■ lor th- afkvab air. u* first time in hiatory Minnesota and I Semworlal Dbtrirt Sooth D^ote will <™«nw com for iSSSS fuel in thc coming winter, because of xtl*f Dhtrict <cm|»n»n - Ka'n ’ You are xIm» ntreby i-»tin«s!' tb.it the high prices for real. elftMtontbe mn-V “ elected for Bam < ' '• hate. cie:k. Ina-i:;r Cleveland, 0., Sept. 2&—Frank E. Deed?. Proeecuttuv Kttwuej,. i . ««« Dawd. of Defiance. nnd (1 M. Crowe and two ClrcUH Court Owliut'lu^r* j,. H M. Ktrrrr. •I. U. Smith, of this city, made rhe ulaSheriflMlhuT? covery that they were all married to Dated Hasting*. the same woman. Garnets. t Garpeu I have just received a large assortment ofj all wool, carpets that are unequaled in quality and ini the per lection and beauty of the patterns. Persons who are interested in carpets will find everything here in that line and it will pay them to inspect my stock before making a aelection. LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRENS CLOAKS. AND WRAPS. My line is complete. No troub'e to show them Please call and see us. S. GOODYEAR �■■■ Banner Hasting Thursday, Oct. I, 1896. w. R. cook. Loral Bailor, . experience with flra t™*., •boat two o^too*. Fire oMtcht In thi woodpile down eollar ud did eoortderabte dknuce before It wa. ertta*ulabed. Len wUI h*’« 81- Paper out on UnT -MU.0U.U we were onabl. „ Farmers! n0 cents a pound or 4 lbs. for-’ 50 cents. Manufac­ tured only by myself. I ‘ think it <s the best pow­ der made. If you have a ' rt ript for powders or for anvt’iing-else let me fill it for ven. I will warrant the drugs pure utnd that the ririce11 «fe right. Fred L. Heath The Druggist. LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION • 96 quires. Tnis week, Ticket won the bicycle OmtH-r Br- '.store. ' at Mc- Don’t fail to hear Leotta at the Opera Heun*. Tuesday evening Oct 6th. The laying of the sewer on Park street is pnuressini: rapidly and Is nearing com­ pletion. • W. W Putter aud family are moving Into the 'house on Green street owned by Take your meals at the Picnic at the Fair Ground on Saturday, Oct. 3rd. You will not tegret it. • Mrs. E. Vrtliiant and daughter Lenora have moved into part of Mrs. M. L. Atkins house on N« .Broadway. • Joepfliig hat been seepred by the new manageiueri of the Democrat to run tbe ■mechanical part of the paper. Furniture at cost for 30 days at the McCoy Fa mi tare L’o. New stock. 'An:one desiring to secure a boarding . p’ac-* please call on Mrs. Perkins across railroad from Grant's elevator. ' Mcrrtii. Lambie & Co. will move their stock !■.!>.<ut Oct. 1st, to the store first door -r>tt of Stirling. Crawford A Co. Ltrtf.a lhe t *erk®s will give Qpe of her uohve entertainment at the Opera •House. Tuesday evening Oct. Oth. Be .-ut ■ am! see Leotta Ih her. wbnderfnl personations, some sixty Of which she wi Jive. Tuesday evening Oct 6th. ^pivit-iHons are issued 4for the marriage of Mi- Om McClintock to Almond '. Hobkiu Jr. of Garrettsville, Ohio?’ s ilarrtette Beadle entertained a pa’ny of twenty young people Monday l’Jeh..j complimentary to Miss • . Agnes ' Bvr: Walker and family, of Martin, ■t:4e.tjrwrti'to'Hvtting®, and will reside in.lhe Esiu f .innon huuse on S. Park •Jtrw:. ■ • ’ • ■. the 5’ MENTION. : — trtpML ^»A**TsTriJ ®H,nbb® LAUNORY- W. 1. Marble, or Nrebrtlle, ni l> IM ellr Toreoaj. *"• '• "O,«l> OF *262.00. Homer Green, ot Charlotte, waa In tbe eUy last week. The Women’s Club Will bold their first Crime. meeting for this year® work tewnortow afternoon. A program of great In termt has b- en prepared for the year. French history d .mestlc economic, miscellaneous topic*,’ •yd current eventa, comprise the program. X ery neat programs in the club colors white and green, the work of the Banneh * ;i^tT‘“,°'uw,’»ir •»» Sd, Cte,b' ehlMpresses, «re nearly ready for distribution. It ta expected that the new compulsory school law will greatly increase the at­ tendance at public schools of the state Under it Jhe parent® will have little t0 SSFra "«. If von haven’t a good re­ ceipt for condition pow­ ders of’your own, take my advice and use 4 paws. . fl ROBBERY an? making big money handling n pruning Implement®. More aKtnivwatoed. Inquire at McOtnber Bros. We w-.ijlil kindly thank the person that Hwrrc •■■■ ! cur stove lifters to return them, i,i them every <iay. GooDYEAK Bbo®. i’r.'tb-^ ink i® recognized as one of the great -• nirdlumto win trade. All the say'abvot the schoalihg of their children. The truant officer, whoae appointment is obligatory upou the school board. Is Tom Im,,*." P,T DUmood. 1, rreorertn, from an attack or malarial rarer. Mr. and Mr.,. Jaa. Holbrook are vlalunx bla brother t G. Holbrook. Gambier, Ohio. B.J. foreman, of Plainwell, visited friends In tbe city last week. lew week® visit, left Wednesday for La Porte. Ind., to finish his course in tbe watch making school) Dr. 8. M. Fowler, of Muskegon, wa® in tbe city a few day® the past week.' ilrret to Mrs. E. L. Parish, of Detroit, visited Mrs. M. .1, Timmerman last Thursday. Miss Vera CortHgbt. of Hickory Cor­ not attend school, and take them before a justice of the peace, who I® obliged to fine ners, visit friends In the city last week. elotbnre. Tte ™ them not less than B5 or more than $50, or MU® Ahnee Coulter. of Chicago, lathe imprisonment ranging from two to sixty guest of her cousin Mia® Gertrude Smith. ilay®. Tbe attendance at school shall algo b^VoMI “'"i lni°k fOUOd on^>W Mis® Katherine Ferrier, of Ypsilanti, is be consecutive and where sickness is urged WorkB ,h" “S E"«1De 1,00 vial ling her cousin Mort Tower and fam­ worgs. with the money ail gone. as an excuse the school board may send a ily. busDlclou was at once turned to Ci.rphysician io ascertain the truth by exam­ «ure Phillip.. Clarence Arnold and Chan, Mr. Barnes, mail clerk on the Michigan ination. Michigan youngsters have got to tit"!!'?? IE? !h' thr” we™ '“unt| «”d Central, was a guest of Oscar Crook last lx? educated whether or not they want It. taken to the sheriff ® residence, where we klSrXndr’ lhCJr r°r‘M were oonflWilmt A party ot twenty Hasting® ladle® were It is also reported that they were see. Mrs. Jas. P. Roberts was the guest of entertained by Mrs. R. T. French at Mid­ 'y*rlbeAtaeric*n bou>e near lhe »ny Mrs. Henry Hoyt, of Kalamazoo, last dleville Tuesday. The ladle® went on the that lead® up to the rear of the laundry’ week. about the time the robbery must have noon train and were . served to. a most curved. ■ H. M. Rich, of Middleville, was tbe elaborate luncheon Immediately after their The authorities ®eem to think that they guest of 8. W. Smith a few days last arrival, Mrs. Wood, rtf thi® city catering. have a strong case, but for the sake of tbe boys we ..ope that this la not true. They A very amusing featur? of the afternoon’s were placed nnder arrest Monday afterMr,. F. H. Barlow and Mr,. Nettle entertainment was a guessing game, a tak‘?U beforc Ju8llt* Riker, and sheet in which a square \ole had been cut placed under bonds of Si0(W each, which Hughes spent the past week at Grand Rapids. being bung up, and half of the ladle® re­ amount Phillips furnished, but in default of being able to secure bondsmen, lhe maining in the room while the other half Mr. and Mrs. Michael Huffman, ot other two boy® were remanded to Jail. w ent out. each one putting their nose in Clarence Arnold, we understand, came Frcemont, Ohio; are visiting bls brother®. Will and Cha®. Huffman. here from Three Rivers, and we know the aperture to be guessed lo whom it be­ longed. Mrs. J. W. Bentley guessed the nothing about him; Cha®. Gundry clerked Mr®. Margaret H. Bailey returned Fri­ for H. Goodyear for sometime last largest number correctly ana received a year, but of late ba® been working in the day from a week’s visit in Detroit and prize. Whist was also played and Mr®. American laundry. Clarence Phillip® 1® Lansing. Carrie M. Goodyear won tbe prlte. Those well known in Hastings, where he has Miss Agnes Rich, of Traverse City,' Is grown up from a boy. and comes from composing the party were: visiting friend® In the city, enroute to Mrsdames D. G. Robinson, M. R. Bailey. honest, respected parents. He Is the son Ann Arbor. SF*!* Go°dy«w. Mary T. Goodyear. ot Mr. and Mr*. 8. E. Phillipa and ha<e W. H. .Stebbins. T. J. Bash. W. R. and W. been given every advantage that kind, Mr®. Bernie Dash and son Howard, of J^ers- ' •’oboa Rusnell. J. y. and D. loving parent® could give, aod to them tbe H Goodyear. J. W. Men Gey. M. E. Nevins. *New York, are guests of Mr. and Mr®. Chester Mesiw-r, Jan. McKeritt. W. J. Hollo­ blow falls with crushing force. Believing way. N. Bartow, an4 Mtssee Rosell* Goodyear, that their aon may be able to step forth Frank Mead. Grace Messer and Gertrude Bentley. from this charge Innocent, yet they ask Mr®. S. J. McClintock will leave for It is estimated that about IS00 people that tbe fullest Investigation be made. Ohio Monday to attend the wedding of her saw the "twenty coops play ball” at ’ the The authorities refuse to divulge the na­ daughter Ora. ture of the evidence against the accused, fair grounds Saturday. The management and are doing their duty In attempting to George F. Relly. of Prairie Depot, Ohio, was favored with a fine day and people clear the matter up. So mkny conflicting Is spending a week with Hasting® and commenced to arrive early lathe morning, stories are being told that we will not at­ Grand Rapids friend®. the C. K. A 8. bringing in a big crowd. tempt to repeat any of them. The charge Is a very serines one. and Gen’l. Kennedy, of ’Chicago, a promi­ The game was a good one, and every one we hope the accused may all be able to nent K. of P... is the guest of Suprqmeseemed to feel they had got their money’s prove their complete innocence. chaucelloi Colgrove this week. worth. The score wa® 6 to 11 in favor of Jas. R. Mason left for Kalamazoo last lhe Cuban GMuts. The Page . Fence There is but little to add to our report ___ where he will supply fora few Giants made seven hits, tbe Cubans fif­ of last week, concerning the Yair. Al­ weeks in the C. K. A 8. depot. teen. The gentlemen who puc up the though the weather wa® good the atten­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Lou, Van Gorden, of money to see ore tbe game will come out dance was not a® good as expected, aud quite a little ahead, and are deserving of the maniKement are behind a few hun­ Eaton Rapids, were the guests of Mr. and dred dollar®. Agricultural fairs depend Mrs. Fred L. Heath last week. great credit .for securing an attraction largely on tbe funner® for success, and Fred Elk, who formerly lived in this which called such a crowd to our city. A many tell us they were * unable lo get targe amount of . trading was done, and away from their work as the abundant city, but of late living in Albino, visited old filends in lids city last week. couslderable money left in Hasting® •« a rains of late ha.1 put them behind. note®. • result. Mr. Colwell, ot Detroit, is visiting Ad. ^JTh.e fancy bicycle riding by Fred GldEggleston thi® week. They were both The annual rally day ot the M. E. Sun-' dings. of Kalamazoo, seemed to take im­ members of the same regiment In tbe war. day-school was held last Sunday at the mensely. Mrs. John Geyer aud children, who usual hours for Supday-school. A special The fancy work exhloit In the floral program had been prepared, and despite hall was the finest seen in year®, and have been the guests of Mrs. Jas. A. proved a great attraction for the ladles. Sweezey for tbe past two weeks, returned the rather stormy day, a large number Ol'hc hltch-and-go race wa® one of the to.their home at Piqua, Ohio, last Thurs­ were present The program consisted of most amusing feature® of the fair. Ans. a brief • address by the superinteudent, | Maynard and hta famous runaway team day. Hon. P. T. Colgrove went to Grand Mrs. Smith: a'vihhn solo by Mbs. Bertha won in a walk. J . Rider, with phm> accompaniment by Mbs C'Fhe races Thursday and Friday after-1 Rapid®. last evening to attend a large re­ noon, were very good. . The Hastings ' Motion and banquet given in his honor at K. Lrtutte Barrell; the teachers report for each class; a mamlolin and guitar duet ’bv iwirses to win first money being Pontiac thr Pj thlan Temple by all of the K. of P. Chief, owned by Dr. Lowry. Leo D., Miss <l-.-rtru«le Smith and Mr®. W. K. owned by Al. Keith.- and Silver llepls, . lodges iu Grand Rapid®. Cook: *»d short talks by Morris Burton. owned l»y Fred Parker.) , Judge Smith pud M. L. C«M»k. on David. On Thursday gfternoon a small boy Absalom and Solomon. The secretory ® tempted to rid’’ » vicious running hm** report showed the Sunday-school to be In and lost control of it. the imrsegoing tw icr around the track with tlie terrifled boy I thriving condition with an enrollment of clinging to tin- rein® before It was stop- / 80X and «n average attendance of 248 for ned lo the relief of the hundreds of (righty f the yeaf. Oker S20j ha® been raised uy i-nrd people on the grand stand. the j^hool d(Jf»g the past year. robbery of old man Jackson In Mapie Grove and the robbery of the chinatnan In this city Sunday, should prove' a Y. P.-S. C. E. next Sunday evening In Presbyterian church at 6:30. The Epworth League devotional meet­ ing Sunday evening will be led by Mn. Stella Lampman. / Rev. Louis Snyder will preach In Reed’A Hall next Sunday evening al the usual hour. AU are cordially Invited.^ Usual service® at Presbyterian church, next Sunday. Strangers, travelling men.f all who attend no church heartily Inviced. | (jiis® Marguerite Townsend returned to Grand Rapids this week, where she will resume her studies with Prof. Poet. She also hara large class there.) tom to get money m.t of a bank even after of before at MeOoya. he has depose it there. BUY ee Winter opening of millinery at Miss J. R. Sherman’s, commencing 1:30 Friday, Oct. 2 and 3. Owing to the Republican rally at Belle­ FROM A FIRM THAT vue there will be no meeting of Hie Mc­ Kinley & Hobart club at Assyria as here­ KNOWS WHERE TO BUY IT. tofore announced. THERE IS AS GREAT A DIF­ Bv O*DK* of'Pbksiokvt. ■ FERENCE IN COFFEE AS Chas, H. McGurrin, official stenograph­ IF er of the 9lh Judicial Circa it, will form a THERE ARE IN PEOPLE. limited classs In stenography, commenc­ YOU WANT TO START THE ing October 16th next. Applications for DAY RIGHT, DON’T TRY admission should be made as early as pos­ YOUR TEMPER WITH A sible and addressed to . . 4 ' • . ‘ Cuas. H. McGubrin. POOR CUP OF COFFEE FOR • Court House. Kalamazoo, Mich. BREAKFAST. . OUR COFFEE In order to introduce my preparation® I make the following, prices for two weeks: COSTS NO MORE THAN OTH- j Little Liver Pill®, 10c. regular price, 20c: 'Landis’ Sarsaparilla Compound. 65c. reg­ ular price. 75c.:Landis’Celery Compound, 65c. regular price, 75c.; Landis’ Cough Syrup. 15c, regular price, 25c; landin' Syrup Figs, 15c. regular price, 25c.; Lan­ dis’ Restoria. 15c, regular pi ice, 25c.; Lan­ dis’ Condition Powder, 15c, regular price, 25c. After two week® prices will be re­ stored to regular price. Your® very respectfully, ’ Geo. W. Landis. ERS AND IS ALWAYS OF UN*- IFORM QUALITY STIRLING, CRAWFORD & CO..' BARGAIN GROCERS- THE- CUT TRICE SALE OF TAN SHOE/ 1/ JTILL. ON AT THE RED FRONT Jt1OE JTORE. I4.00 values at $3.op. 3.00 values at 2.25. $3.50 values at $2.50. 2.50 values at 1.75. Onr fall goods are in, and all the new things in Box • Calf and heavy soled shoes now ready for your inspection. WOOLET 0RON5ON1 Heavy Winter Suits cut from $8, $10, and $12. Jrferis Pants, $1,65 \ heavy Kersey warranted to wear'and not rip. \Boys Suits, $2.00 Fine all-wool goods, only a few more to close out \\Boys Pants, 25 cts Good heavy goods just received, The Epworth League will begin their Tuesday evening meetings Oct. 6. All member® are urged and friend® Invited to be present at this opening meeting. / we Your® wry truly, Gao. W. Lawdia ( Frank Leins, who ba® been home on a Mens Suits, $5^00, a' Service® as usual nex t Sunday at the the possessor think® no one knows about —even the moat cruel torture being some­ Metliodidt church except that in the eve­ ning the service® beglf. at 7 instead of times Inflicted. The place for money 1® In 7-80 Morning service at 10:80 followed the bank, and not hi old stocking®. Old by monthly elm. Evening .object, stocking® were all right in their time for -London.” \ safely deposit vault®, bat In this age ot Tbe annual society of the W. H. M. S. . good value for the money. Cali and see the M. E. church, for tbe poor and burglar proof safes and wise banking laws of os at Tuc Red Front Shoe Store. °0^o" tb. oitr. >; securing depoaltora there Is no excuse for Woolley A Bhoxbon. The Baltimore (Md.) critics say, “Le­ resorting to oM »tocktag«. «"d tboae who do are not entitled to the greatet degree will be cherred hot «B eh1 !eel they cat. oti® transports ope almost In an instant i»ore will be at liberty hr do aty of sympathy If they do lote, because they ernilrlbute STLey -IB from the loftiest height® of rippling, bub­ are kmtping money out of the channels of bling. convulsive laughter to tbe deepest an be oaed to a «ood adeaotaBO. trade, and help to bring about that which rteoths of grief and tears: their back again Tbe »ral rekblar mrellnk o! the Wornthey are crying agaln®t-and that 1® ‘'hard enlal“ill be held In the wpertlaor. almost bufure you are kware of the change. time®.” If all the money In Hasting® and at the Court Houae. to morrow. FrlIn the Horse Department at onr county in the vicinity of Hasting® that to now hid .‘tentoon, at MO. A rmp.m of Fair. Parker A Bauer made a doe exhibit away wa® to be put In circulation. U»ee of that highly bred ElecUoneer-WUkes right here -ould begin to “eart. up" to­ Stallion Arvai 19.276, and Modd morrow. This mo.M-y doe® Ito owner® no Wilke® 2.86tf. Arvai Is a large hand­ good, and in fact I- • source of trouble reedy*for distribution at that time. some fellow <ud attracts attention where- and worry to them Aod we know of A golden opportunity to buy funilure over ho is wen. aud by the record made case® persooally. where those wbp have ■t cost for the month of October, from the tbe pretent aeason hl® alre, and the sire of raid bid away. crying loudest about McCoy FurnUnre Co. New Block boo b’s dame, are the two'leadsg alrea In the ••bard rime*." w‘»h !•** Saro* ,be CU,DK k'.rt arty piaod npW men it la dilT-ient. He doesn’t un^erperformer!, bi the n®i\thi® season. Mr. ^Snrt atHiut banka, «'»<i elalto* not to know stock and get bargain* you nevdt dreamed carrying off his share of bin • ribbons. Troxri aud White and H!» Lucile Joslin, of Grand Rapid*, were guestb of Miss Marguerite Townsend over Sunday. James Dooley. jr„ of Grand Rapid®, spent Sunday in Bastings. Mr®. Rose Colgrove has been visiting friend® in Chicago tbe .past two weeks. •re xeUltig St.00 unoes for 83.00, 13.50 Bboes for S2.50. 83.00 shoe® for 8i.M, and 81.50 shoes ur 81.75. we want to cloae them nil uut clean and can give you extra Bauer ahw-had a fine show of Jersey entile tbews.left for Ann Arbor.University thi® Good Flag tobacco. Me.: Jolly Tar Mis® Grace Dewey, of Owosso, who ha® tobacco. 33c. Weal Court fi»p eat ft A. B. Collius. of Charlotte, was in the many friend® in tbt® city, i» instructor in t« i..» 1----—*-----matbemalle® In Harcourt Placs Seminary, | city last — week on--business. obliged lo arrest all children between the ages of « and M years and in the cities between the age® of 7 and 16 years who do solemn warning to all who have money great fortune® in the mercantile world hid away In trunks, old stockings, or any­ have made through the medium of where about tbe house.^ These time® of of printers ink. ' , depression tend to make ^en more desper­ Gn hi dosing out sale limited to 30 day® ate than ever, and there are very' lew P®0' A-.-jgiiveii ceding out sale at less than cost pie who board money but what there is of th- entire J. C. Farrell Clothing A someone who know® of IL Such a tblnfl Furuidling goods stock. Call at once gets noised about and soon become® pub­ while the best bargains are there. ■ * lic. It Is then that thieve® begin to plan, P. T. Coi-OROVE, and there Is no telling to what extreme® Assignee. they may go to, to get that money which D.>ni>r.itget our sale of tnu shoe®, court Se , 20c, below size 7. j 25c. above size 7. Boys Leather Stockings Our customers say wear like Leather. they WE HAVE A VERY FEW OF THOSE HATS LEF AT 68c. HAVE YOU SEEN THEM? leaping clothie �Hastings Banner. 1 Thursday, Oct. I. 1896. COOK BROS. ProprI TROUBLE LN VIEW. AMERICAN BANKERS. - ....- Hold Their Twenty-Second Annual Meeting in St Louis. what ihegovernmentcando EX-MINISTER PHELPS. WHV he leaves h,s Kx-Fr**M*nt Marrtsow on tb* Fewscs o< Chk*<o Flatforan. Hon. Edward J. Phelpe. ex-minister to i can do alODc. It ©an fix Jt« money unit. England, has written th© following let­ > It can declare by law what shall be tbe ter. in which . be urges all true demoTb* DMlaratlM of Principle* AtfoptW- , relative value of aa ounce of gold and ! cratsTu join in defeating the candidate* , an ounce of silver, but it cannot make ; stand On tbe un-democxatic plafei that last declaration good. It is unqura^ j fc,rni adopted at Chicago | tionably fully within lhe power of thia j regard tbe pending presidential It is merely paltering with the tnstfa. government to bring this country to a 1 election aa presenting tbe most dangerto preterxl to acquiesce in thv -xperi. fit Louis, Sept. IX—The twenty-eeo- silver basis by coining silver dollars and OUB crfaiB thutlni* country bus evePenmeat ot trying to make the invduciof ond annual convention of the American making them legal tender. They cun Jo ! countered. It does not, in my judgment, h day’s labor in a sDv< r mine v-orth Bankers* association was called to or­ two or five, time*m much ai. thenrodx<t This government can say you shall; involve uny political controversy nor der in the Olympic theater at 10:15 that. take one of those dollars in discharge of j any question of the supremacy of party, j of a’ day’s labor-in a gold w an in»n o’clock Tuesday morning by President Further Bloo<i»bed. any debt owing to you.for one dollar,' for such considerations arc lost sight of mine. ‘ At the prment time 4he results E. H. Pullen, of the Nations! Bank of notwithstanding you may bar* loaned ' & the far greater gravity of the situaof a day’s work in <>i-upalten anthe liepublic. New York. About 375 Leadville, Col., Sept. 20.—There is delegates are in attendance, represent­ gold dollars; but it cannot Kiy, and en- ■ tion. The real fasue Is one upon whjch worth approximately nnd in tbe long danger ahead in the situation unless ing nearly ail of the principal back­ force its decree, if y»u should cull out j all patriotic men and all who life!k»run ba ranch aa in any other. To nfc an 'artificial value upon silver ore tea cool counsel prevails. Mine managers ing institutions in the middle und eu»t- the regular army anti navy and master ' teresttxj in the prosperity nnd welfare -and citizens ix. general are determined ern states. The south and west baa all our great modern ships and edu the ‘ of the “country should find themselvea <15shone*t nnd unjtirt diw'riininBtion. <o wipe out thc tough element againet every fltlwr fcmn ' ' militia, and put William J. Bryan in . upon one side and opposed to a common but few representatives present. A man he and when it i* done'by Tbe strikers realize now that they command oi of mem them— it osnnoi cannot eniorcc enforce * enemy. enemy. The attack, Declaration of rriucipie*. Principle*. veciaraKii»n or [ coinmana —n 1 ne umbci *. that we. ..i have ..--- to — ( ------------- . get a meal, and wnru . -•*----— the ~~llrow. .ore outlaw's and have retreated from Hon. Joseph C. Hendrix, president of the decree that one ounce of gold 14 the ' resist iis -not upon policy K#',» but titknn upon I puts iknrn an Axnrrtcan dollar in pey- tr-uder it » du:i<- at the ■ " «l-Tril the city and banded together to fight to the National Union bank of New York,- equivalent of sixteen ounces of silver. ' the life, of thc nation, for they would meat w ill get .-nek »-> change a Mexican . ---- u*inj except the bitter end. dollar «»hk*h which rantein* contains six tmin* grains mow more the ,money and chairman of the executive commit- ' Not only that, not France and England take its life who-de^troy the means by.1 '»'*»»•tenders and tin; money Innocent sufferers from the strike are tee. read tbe. declaration of principles and Germany can do that unless the j which it lives—the business of many Silver our ow n. He gets a demon-' uhangrr^. , -------- than likely to become desperate also, since > as adopted by tbe executive council. A markets resttond. Why? You may thousands and the industry of millions. • stratlon of the fact that it is tire credit With currcticies of different value ia . iUU.ACl. llOjlUUU. n UJf I AMU j EOUUDUMUD ##.... uufc — - ---------- . j they realize their jobs are likely to go BvnnH.I, (nlUw.. I • . — *.. _,i _ 1 _ .L — nrnf ntir rwivfrrniFnt which the *11! make me take a silver dollar fur a debt. On these we are nil, whether rich or of our government w hich keeps tbe sil^Areuhition, .the money leaders dways SVnonslN IOI1OW8. ■ U4C 1Unc»»n.c( uuiwi iu. » mvw., v»U mrw wv -.*■ ............................ . , , to outside -men. It declares that the existing commercial but if I have bought my goods at gold ! poor, high or low, alike dependent. dependent, ' ver dollar afloat ut47 ut 47 cents cent* mor.* mor.* than -.brive at the expenee of ».hr -. cople, and Nearly every business man in the city depreaUon la immediately duo to th* at- prices , p . many , L„ ,i..are independently rich are .i it* inlrinsi? value. iu»t aa you cannot. nxikc njeKgive as Those who its intrinsic value, just as it it keep* keeps its its ’.he debtor must *ufbr more than the . „ . . baa joined one of three militia com­ tacks which threaten lo overthrow lhe 1 ’ ' s I ■ very few in proportion to the paper notes, which have no Intrinsic •JMge eenw-T. It wa*- a farurite. saymg - — — 70.000,000 --• panies organized Thursday night., present gold standard of value, and believe# yards of cloth for a silver-dollar as a1 * of American people, the vast majority . value at all. at an equality with a gold yf Lord Palmerrton ttau a high rate of b«.“ <» <■» J-bit ot ElrlAE tor a ot terkta people, the rn»t majority Guns'and, arms for 300 men arrived gold one. ■ • i of whom gain living by «nmr some fnnn form ; dollar. "Free, unlimited and independ- faitereM meant a bad wcv.rity, and the '-1I---------------their ‘Friday. The governor has so arranged understands that th* dollar ot the Lnrttd —If have a gold dollar In this hanfl ' or --other of♦uuseful emplojTiient, That ent coinage at sixteen to one” wotdd I State# La 100 cents worth ot gold, and mat owner of money miat frJmrge fw the things thnt after militia leave, in event tbe nation intends to keep it at that value. and :i silveffone in that, and you declare 1 there should‘be prosperity in some of ! mean dollars worth even, les* thanMexrisk if there »'a dutnae'that whenbe -of a riot recurring, martial law can It warn# th* nation against Che rash propo­ they arc equal, and I can fake that gold these employments and not in others, or j > can silver dollars, tends a bar of gpld be may Im- forced immediately be declared and home sition that we should single-handed at­ dollar to a bullion broker and get two among one elan of people and not j tempt to.legislate silver to a parity with to take payment in a barof dlvrc, just troops will take care of the situatfoh. gold ii,t a tlctltious ratio. d*clar«.j that the Banker* Aulm. Mapleton, Minn., Sept 24.—J. E. <fc ns the owner of .a Iwrrs*- v. ill heshnte to The mines will open up immediately fre* coinage ot silver means monometal­ dollars for it; I know .it ia a lie. If f among others, is impossible, for they all ■ •wit: imported labor. So far the strik­ lism. with gold at a premium, all other have nothing but a gold dollar, and rest upon a common foundation and are ; C. H. Brown. proprietors of the Maple­ , lend it with a chance cf Im 'ng given in forms of our currency at a discount,q»anand i auffarJ® 20 pounds for one dollar, L will affected by the same considerations.' we value or me aouur an unceristn ers have no thought of surrender. ton bank, made an assignment with as­ return a sheep <jr u pig. That is oil the value ot the dollar an uncertain quan- j "Uty depending each day upon tho gold : not- give that gold dollar for 20 pounds “Busineas” is a generic term and com- sets of $141,000 and liabilities of $100,­ , there is In Minetalibiit aa a practical ' Nonunion Men Arrive. I question n» between the tender aud the tai ,ag ° T 1 ” ni “ “ r ° “ nd ">«' Frelwndx »U lawful indltotrie.. Whrt The 150 miners from Joplin,* Mo., ar­ 000. . . i borrower, and. so stated, it ought toi< rived safely in Leadville at five o’clock property; denounce* a» u'. erly false the 1 broker and get two silver dollars for It* it i* stimulated, nil profit; when it fade- | claim that the gold standard is a .Uevic* k and get the 20 pounds of sugar and have prerted, all suffer. ” N® part bf the body ; ! easy to undefsUuwi why. uatit it u ■ p. m. Friday and were escorted by San Francisco,. Sept. 24.—Bichard •stated, hundreds«<>f i;..ir. -us uf capital riu-roo.pethc.ff.ictof.rnienUp.ral.v-; squads of militia to quarters prepared uiek^'taLt'SKSIi.'SitoStoZ’JSi 1”' "ilrer ‘,ollar ,',,t s“ “ Williams, ex-Chinese customs Inspector, •’ toe • for them nt the Emmet mine, Marion of commerce translated into law. and friends. We can of ourselves, of out sis or tail to get the benefit of general convicted of extortion. ha# been sen­ are !j*it»g ><1. • mine, and others adjoining in the down­ dictated by those wh* conduct th* com-*, own wisdom, declare the unit of value.; gxM..l health. When businrox flourishes, J tenced to six years’ impriitonmcut aud I service of th^ w.th and v.ort if they. I were willing to give bark what they town district. Though there was some luMidte°iae money ot*u>« world. lt*^*enii ! can °°ln ®^<er freely, but wt can- the laborer is in demand; when it de- fined $10,000. got. not make rnnltA sixteen mm<<M jeering by men and women in the great lh*t mere "monvy changers" have always J not ounces nf of *Hv«#r silver ontml equal; cline*, clines, he he stands stands idle idle in in the tbe market market | . crowd assembled at the depot to wit­ found mor* prelit in a fluctuating than In to one ounce of gold unless it fa. And it ’ place. ness the arrival of this first installment a nxed currency, and continues; fa not unless the merchants take it ’ at • Business of whatever tort in a coun"Bankers are not mure money changers- ' of nonunion miners, no acts of violence they are trusted custodian# of the muuey I tbaVratc. That is where all this thing 1 try like ours, rich fn resources, full of •were committed. of the world. As banker#, wa ar* debt- I comes in. It is trade, it is the merchant, | energy and vitality, with all linrvegt« ors to tlio extent of our deposits. Wo it is the man who exchanges and deala * everywhere ready for the sickle, rests Will Shoot to Kill. The camp remains at peace and as huvo received these deposit# in money us in these things that fixes the- relative j chiefly upon’two factors—public conflgood a* gold. We desire to return them quiet as it has been throughout the three In money of equal value. It will be Im­ value, and If you do not take the value , dence and u sound and stable currency, months' strike. Tbe militia are entirely possible for banks, lit* Insurance cum- he fixes the gold dollar will go back to ' When either is—and much more when capable of maintaining order and they panics, mutual benefit order#, building and loan association# to raturn to their credit­ the the gold gold vault vault and and the the gold gold will will go go ont ont both are— impaired or even gravely are prepared to act promptly and with­ or# money equal tn value to »hat which of circulation.—Ex-President Harrison, threatened,biwineas suffers, general deout hesitation. It will shoot to kill if they have received if our currency is de­ ].ression comes, labor det lines, nnd the in Hia New York-Speecb. the-slightest demonstration indicating preciated to the bullion metal composing wolf approaches many a door. Without our national standard Of value which is a riot occurs. The court of inquiry has not shared by every man who owe# a dol­ confidence there can be no credit, no -accomplished nothing nnd it will prob­ lar. or has a dollar due to him. We desire “The Free Coinage Problem” is the! enterprise. C-/1enterprise. Capitol — is hoarded, ~~ sent to have debts dUe us paid in as good money ably cekse Its sittings shortly. as wo have loaned. We desire to pay our title of a penny magazine or pamphlet, I abroad or lies idle, and all industries Stfspecta Admitted to Bail. by Lewis N. Lembitz, of Louisville. | diminish or oease, and the surest way debts in the same way. The legal phase of the strike occurred btutM Keportc 0* Ky. It contains one of the fairest and the • world ■ ■ ■has ever seen 'to destroy * *-----------con­ Friday upon a hearing before Judge St. Louis, Sept. 24.—At the second best discussions 6f tbe money question fidence is to debase the currency and to day’s session of the American Bankers' to be had at any price. It contains in make it uncertain from day to day howfor the 22 prisoners charged with the association the reports of the various very brief space and in simple language much a dollar in worth and how much murder of Fireman O'Keefeat the Coro­ delegates as to'the general condition of as much of the euriy history of money, it la going to count for In the near fu­ nado affair of Monday morning. The banking in their states were made. The especially in this country, as is* neces­ ture—to take away, an la now proposed, sheriff and marshal testified that the ar­ convention engaged in a lengthydiscussary to understand the present situa-_ ______________________ _ ______________ one-half Its value to begin with nnd to rests had not been made upon complaints’ sion over thc practice in different states tlon. It discusses in a logical, unbiased ret the ether half to fluctuating to an ■and they personally had no knowledge । of the payment of depositors’ rates. The -x>t evidence sufficient to hold any of tbe | recommendation was made that the as­ and impartial manner the preliable ef- < Indefinite extent, with the rising and fects of the proposed free coinage legis-' the setting of the sun and the aj>proach prisoners. District Attorney Thomas sociation endeavor to secure uniformity lation upon all classes, and esjieciully of every ktorm. wanted all these cases dismissed, but । of practice in the matter. upotfThrrncrs nnd wage-earners. Itpre-1 Tlffrr is, therefore, in my judgment* this tbe court declined to do. The at­ Klcctiun of Onicer*. . sents a v.ivid picture of the present hard ’ no man move criminal or who is a worse torneys for the defendants also re­ St. Louis, Sept. 25.—Thursday was tho Tho*e who have hsd the mirfortnne to be jiTT hair eanje off.-* It —------nneomfortabls quested a hearing of thc merits of thc last day of the twenty-sixth annual con­ lot of many farmers nnd shows .what public enemy than be who engages In afflicted with salt-rheain, moo- especially and nothing tiuit •I could d«>. <-rt<u>l t» rare it cases before dismissal of a finding. The vention of tbe American Bankers' asso­ kind of money will bte for their best in- cr countenances that infamous and de•‘Then camv my rfcmman*- ic'ublr durwhen it hss mtaa in early childhood, e*n terests. • ‘ I rtrnctirc attempt because thc less a district; attorney in the afternoon ciation, and thc important part of tbe . ixig three month* of 1**1 winter. I think h appreciate what it ia to “doctor ” for thteal- come from rxpwort- in the nnirmd yard dorThfa little 4S-poge mugurine contains man has, or the less he earns, the more created a scene and was ordered out of proceedings was the election of ofli- j nK»t ioearatde troabh . ’Uhey almost all tes­ iag bad weather, il *:i» »iru«--uior.l.eun jmore of monetary history and facts,1 necersnry it is to him that.the value of the courtroom by the judge, the sheriff cers for the ensuing year. tify that they have •‘doctored" fur year*, tteni an>l wu ioaatnl priucheily in mj rirht ' escorting the disgraced officer of the .The first mutter presented wns n pro- ’ and more of sound argument, than that little should be maintained nnd arm so ihaf I could harih lifl it ths: kmi, ’’ and often with some of the leading physi­ Court from the hall, .’fudge Owers de­ posed amendment to the constitution many books which cost 10b times its made sure, and thnt the few dollars In Ilvrr Mr. Freeman rsiAl hi* ratstr uhtd Ecr; Er; ’ ’ cians, large tunu of money without rMrt .inn slowly .. , spending _ __ ____________ __________ * ' to a , position .... . bclnw . the ... cided that in view of the.statc of affairv whereby trust companies be admitted price. It makes it possible for nny Id- his pocket should be as good dollars as obodnln, n-lirf. Wh.n UiU u <;fh» brr«« ...I ».<■ , <ni.bir existing here and for the reason that the a# a section of the association. This telligcnt laborer or firmer who can there are. As well might the steerage wlih .n i. lh** dttheuliv and <i;»tr< » wkieh j spare one.cent to become well informed passengers in a vessel in midocean, ith an attack of rbeuinatism,.especially in _ni(xj ukm? t:.■ i'mk defendants and. he himself, desired a was unanimously adopted. thorough investfgution to be made, thc Ute case of a man whoar advocation isoue Villa. en the money question before be coati vveary of their privations, be incited by Robert J. Lowry, of Atlanta, was «n' hi* prisoners should be released on ball in elected president* that expoae* him to it, Ute serioua nature of “I brgan Do rwcrive benef:t firnn the fint “ vote>-Ten or fifteen copies can be ’♦onte mischief maker to scuttle the ship president^ and J. C.' Hendrix, ,u to drown Nums of $500, and the sheriff was <11- president National Union bank, New ordered at once fr»r ten or fifteen per- Jin “ order *’ -- -* the• inmates *of **- the J his physical ill. may be imagined, and also »<»* UiatJ <*»k «'>'• pi1K«»i l.l*'* the rvWent „r n, ku«»wn them to fail of d.»:ue .' ■<!. . FU ■rccted to accompany the miners who de­ York, vice president sons. Otherwise it will coat two cents more luxurious cabins, unconucious that * IVJO,xiy M bb- . trouble With a pxxt many »m|i>i.;k*i they sired to go out nnd obtain securities. the vic-1 U illianu Pink Pills for Ihde People, which Urink they do everything by tskla* the. nr< to send one cent. Address Present Prob- they - themselves must be squally . Although interest centered. nbout th? A CollflKC Burned. has proved able to ouuquersoeh a conccturas *«all quantity of any rrtxuMy 1 «m W fems Publishing company, 57 park , tims of tbe common calamity, of bodily problems, and to pot the man into *’,h ,b“,k£j courthouse and a great crowd gathered , Fulton, 111., Sept. 29.—Fire starting place. New York city. ’ j The party is already * *hopelejudy - • dlsJSZ , sampling, ard when I became wtiidM durin.qthc hearing, no trouble occurred,, at'2:3U Saturday^ morning totally de- ( ---- -------------- *rupted I on the issue presented. We can­ a condition vigor as a .ufwtitata for one -hat they wen- th.- right thing farioe 1 reAn ImmutMbln to* of Drman.L .I not Vr.H the milit ia preventing a crush of specta* strayed the Northern Illinois college, follow both its divisions at the same of a most disheartening outlook. ■ i»<lve.l to um- them with tulle*; .-luj. 1 * >i It is not merely thc womeri who like time, howeyw desirable it might be, tors in the courtroom ' . entailing a- loss bf $100,000. Much of In view of th* eircuinstanee* it b not rar-' J ■ ':-b‘ the apparatus was saved. Thirty stu­ to buy things cheaply. N6 one cares to since they are moving in opposite dlreo* pnsing mat man;.;tn Boston, especially u«. tho*e >;. WkshWtnh Btnjrt. 3 One vf the !ir* f Crime tn Indian Territory. . ----M. . . . tJJe pay anything more (or an article than tlons. On the one side are the oldtime dents who were in bed escaped with of tbe nulroad men, who have been familiar ■ effects I faut-l wi.s an ircr:: Fort Smith, Ark.. Sept. 25.—People Men who work for wages honored principles of the party, under slight injury toj one u’ the numlrer. Ire can help. . ---------pmij, ^ u«cr b«h th, MMhul Md brm=ail>f» ymrri ; who have traveled through Indian terrlnr nn c:ilnr!«»AijBjiA — 1 — — *1 — a xv — r — --* t * *■ ■ ” , . -. ,, . , i became purer snn better, »!■•< > ' »'• . The college consisted of a huge three- or on salaries naturally desire that their which all its great traditions have been curitatatan.-.., UurnM wk. n m A « m >. uh , r । I ll-'rtory during the la.«t few days reports story building of stone. It was one of ’income shall go as far as possible In meat on the cure wrought in the earn* of Mr. <-d. As I took nt* •y!;> r tucitt. • the wh’^e | woeful condition existing in that coun­ .the oldest institutions in the section, the satisfaction of their wants. Farm- generated, and which uli.its illustrious lenders have advocated. Chief and fore­ Janie* Freeman, for a number of years part effect mute have couie fr«: U?. W ilwmj try. Crime is rainp int and the people and was built in 1B64. j cm, too, in behalf of whom the pica for most among these principles always In employed ua brakeman on the Old Colony liaMHt --u • ■ 'r living there are in a state of terror. j high prices is moat, -frequently made, times post luts been the maintenance of Division of th. New York. New Haven and Another Ticket In New York. ‘ Many people tay the condition now is Hartford llailroad. This gralletnsn hwl , T i. , ; P S .1 to nt-l Brooklyn, N. I., Sept. 25.—The no­ are not overfond of paying big prices round and honest money, of dollars t hat worse than it has been for many years. been afflictc*! with aalt-rhvutu ir.sn infan<-> , T / i,. >r-. are . _rf.And*they ------------ j — v. are dollars, of n national stamp upon tional deiDOcrntie party ia convention for the things they buy. and his blood had a decided tradmey to ‘'“J* * ... ' •• •-­ buyers as well ns sellers. The whole ( them that does not lie. humors, in addition to which the exposed : the armi a»«d I i ▲fiington. Ore., Sept. 28.—Tbe little ! in this city yesterday nominated Dan­ tenAenov tendency nf of civilization tis .-...--j towardi---;. lower 0n t|jp sauje gjflp jt, mOst trusted eharaeter ot Ids occupation nretraCed aVsg- ^7.^x1. 7graced stuck of muRufar rbeumatfam d fwri.M- ’ ’ town of Cleveland, in Klickitat county,, iel Griffin, of Watertown, for governor, prices and higher wages. ! present statesmen anrl leader?, and a aud Frederick W. Heinrichs, of Brook­ tills state, has been all but wiped off which threaded to .Iretrey bi* ustfhlntre TL ' • : Talk about. -making lyn, for lieutenant governor, nnd se­ --------- o nn — ‘unlimited very large proportion at .the last of.its and deprive him of thi- meonsof livelihood/ H.rn hA? <• the map by fire. The leading hotel," demand for silver” by free coIn ago at Letter and most- instructed element, But horning of the remarkable testimony .general store, livery stable, two black- lected Palmer nnd Buckner, elrctora in sixteen to one is folly. The amount of Which way shall we go, then, rinco we* whieh had l4n riven to the effiuey ot Ite. *’J ‘he r M ’ each of thc 34 districts. btnith shops mid five dwelling houses , , , silver money whfch can be forcer! into cannot go both ways? With it* slates- | Williams' Muk Pills for Pale Peimfe wbra- e°^ .»wfdts •ver tried fur three awl kiudml difficultly,' J* J •? Fl’’**'1 / ; , were destroyed, entat'ifig a loss of $G0,Entree rians KMome* Operations. cireulation is strictly limited by tbe men or with it* eauip followers? With particular)v wrh as arise from an impover*** ‘ WO, with practically no insurance. FitUburgh, I u.. Sept. 20. lhe,entire of business. Free silver or no free ,ite principles or with its organization rreitbwkU or dtatnlrm) rowtilimi of th, MmB b. thma lo-UI lb. tour™. ... . . plant of the Carnegie Company s Ktl- frtvej. tbe people will not use more of rtnujpedcd nod graded by it* enemies? ra tatioMl to try then, tod A rwnltlta.. Ji,. Know tn South Dakota. inoiniion steel surci works wofks at ai Braddock uruaaocK theheflrvawllin ,v „ , *. n^ri „ • ------uy ■luteuvnucsr Thomson lw*.n— *. ____ boro «. tmtifrito: th.l. hnho. bro... , ibrorVort . V... ro • Deadwood, S. D., Sept. 26.—The first gar has resumed operation, after several J“e ow* bulky ailyerdollani than In which direction lie* tho future of thc FktarwIirorolMtotrflMlfentoM.frik.w bwbtgn thrir o-'. .o'11. aDowstorni-of the season arrived Fri­ weeks* idleness. Both old and nevr. they do now. " ”n'1 party if It 1* to have nny future? And trorkmrn. who thmufh hl# '.ror& and tho *,*’*’/.L day. Early in tba afternoon it com­ mills are making steel rails, gH'iug cm-' maolftat n»nlwof hh. rwmt lrh.r-.bowi! donbt they ••■•■•I ' 1 are will*-*». control ithrreIn a XetshoU. !j who . — - .they — r who ----- ------menced falling lightly, and by evening trotuunllrlttarrovnttta.oruwtdiu. my rrrt^hrotrirot. ' ployment to about 1.200 workmen. ;' Let us oil be thankful thdttbe fl nan- after, nfu‘r* “when W“CU this tyranny shall thnll treoverIre overIn of u» durro ofttMite .Meh • rrmnr . . . ■ it feus snowing hard. Tbe ground is cial question has at last been finally Let do man be afraid tx> be right tbr w utnrt.l, jnniontsrtv tr> H.rSro# uf ** .nt*;r'a.i 7 j.• ' covered. Up in the mountains there ia promoting thr u#e of th. j.dl, among mro I*** Jn. .*^p . a settled. uu t,hJ® question, for it is the right that about two inches on tbe ground. * Travers Island, N. Y., Sept. 28.—In wlm *rr not In tho habit oftaking mroirim-. "to**,'h>* j, > ,,. the 300 yards’ run B. J. Wefers won.r | > It is so easy that anybody might have Ythe end, whether it reUta rirromtotaTO. m ttron.ro! northy of | «•« p. V. no' MUI and Klavator Hamed. “ forms the jiarty or destroys it Time, 30 8-5 seconds. This is a new done it. ’ ■xnoul bmtUntlM. .mlwrotoltariyirro g‘fc%,w!?*1±.“TX. r- ■ Toledo. O.. Sept. 28.—A s)>ecial from world’s record. Wefers also won the All that is needed is that the govChicago Junction, O.. says that Elkins Freeman, at233Shnwmont Avenue, Bortntj । „.,i •- <» 120 yards’ run in 11 4-5 seconds. This ernment of the United States aha!! Maas., wltere hr' and his wife were found to I bppc.ne by ’ ... It has never kept gold and silver at a Bros’, grist mill and elevator, with equals the world’s record and beats the “groe to pay $1.20 to anyone who will ‘ «vh «if aheumslirta be thoroughly free aod nnrraerved In irtarinr.!<*£®nBnDr.l5*’^“[J . y.:.k r.iu a . ..--------- ------ -------- ■•••• parity. 10,000 bushels of wheat, were destroyed it 60 cents ’Avorth of | te.m it has never given us, under freo the facte, andi bring most cordial in apprreiatioo ufsilver.•nh-rheum which .h once • American rtBbrd'of 12 seconds. « brinir it qo centa'^vnrth nt । by fire Sunday. The loss is estimated the Pink Pilbu ; has rescued him., I If this is done our financial troubles coinage, practical bimetallism—that is, •• I tm so MUirfJed.” hej*M' ’* • at $100,000. . “ Yea, it is true," he said in response to Ban United Htat«* Currency. . I will immediately disappear. Prices will the concurrent circulation of gold and results which lhe Piek ’ Pills hjve U^ehJ enquiry, "I have thc greatest Hati-faction in Montreal, Can. Sept. 20 —McGill uni- oa^afiee. Wageswill go up- Everybody ,nver. giving my word as to what Dr. Wiilianm’ me that I can r. millv give an sftlsnt Metropolis, Ill., Sept. 26.—The sheriff versity has issued a notice refusing to wU1 bave plenty of money. We aball । The ratio of sixteen to one was Pink Pills have d<me for me. I have no per- s Notary to that effort. AU "t” kn- « »ne at once the only perfect financial adopted in 1834. It represented $ha acmai interest in speaking about tbe tnarter and Um cireuiuMMim of my •r,4'*u L Friday night arrested Mrs. Catherine accept In future any more United States except that I fee.l grateful for thc cure they ever, feel convinced without the ne«i | then commercial ratio, tho market volWorthing in the eastern part of this silver or paper money in payment of monetary system known in history. have caused, and IThink it fa only right that v ■’ -pjic age oj miracles fa not past— ues of the two mrtala. -qyunty. She is charged with killing her •cbolarsbip fees. United States checks ; Dr. William,’ Pink Pills crtitoin. in • I should try nnd let others have the same I - - efater, Mrs. Eveline Worthing, Thurs­ will only be accepted at one-fourth per N y Worl(j. opportunity for txmefit as myrelf.” In re- eoodrtMsd form, all the element* t • Ai*~* ”"* cent discount. lo give new life and richness W the l.l.^i rard to tbe origin of his use of the Pink PS 1 la day. . he remarked : and restore shattered Tb'’T."7<o. __ ___-------- ,_____ ——- —... uf vw lurro were " 1 was first led to try them on account of This represents the purchasing power coined leas than 7,000,000 silver doL a certifioate from a which was —— * Montreal aivucw mon man which wa# i metor nimnr ataxia, partial pamly**..« lannn,*of Des Moines, andfA. Simmer o^Hh. the weekly wages of a man ______ who ’ - eorna lara, or not eo many by MXkOOO aa were pubHabad ‘ the • > danos. seistica, neuralgia. phetimat:*"'• •bed tn th* the psMra. sod------I thought lMn< lKm don, „ aKb for him <.» hra.Uehr, tac jjtro rlfrrt of U >■>J ■ of .Waverly, hu, have made public an ^L000 a year under the gold standard, coined from January 1 to July 1 in thia lh.lf.rn.. . | pd.iiMfo. rf ll"- brort. p.1. ' year. offer of $100,000 for tbe establishment “ In take th, H«k P1U. for Ota 1 rororki ...rn, all form, of ",b" 5 ©f a home for the aged in thia city, con- • And never during the whole period This is what iis pay would buy under did gold and silver circulate freely to dkioned on others adding $50,00(J. t, ar vui m sent p™y, i" ••• ....... I free silver with the debased dollar aa Sr; BO ronl, • bo# « t’dicta# gefchar us equal money. What reason has | the unit of values. b, vHrwtac pr-WUlfu.' Innnlrratk>n Foil* Off. Mr. Bryan for his “firm conviction” The Situation hi Leadville Still Regarded as Critical JEntalng Year. A DOUBLE CASE. Remarkable Cure of a Boston Man who was Afflicted with Salt­ Rheum and Rheumatism. BOTH PROMPTLY CURED BY OR. WILLIAMS PINK PILLS FOR PALE PEOPLE. ■■ that they will do eo now under tree graticn returns up to the end of August . show a falling off to the extent of about I Have you uny silver hellion which coinage, when the difference in the oomy,— "**■’ , xnerical ratio ia far greater than at any >------ — - ' fen per cent, os compared with thc Im- you cc\ ild get coined into dollars under • uuucr t5me during the period from 1834 M migration retipma of last year. uiige? If not, would you not ■ J873? I • I have to produce something in order to --------------- -------------’ get the silver money whk-n would be * ... .Cheap money means dear goods. « . tet. 2A-The steamship San- ^roed out of the mints? And If a ata- , If yon wont to pay doubled prices for here Frida# from Spain ^.n one law doubled tbe price ot ««*. what you buy and take UmO nicer, and 2.0W koldier. to rw er> how WOuld that make it easier for , getting more wa<ra, vote fortbeslxSfor^ th. SpafiUh army here. . _ j । y« to get any of It? tewtoowarf-i- C!^®str©URE. and GOODYEAR, DlHg8'sl- Hastings �‘'Hastin '- Banner­ TbursJay, Oct. >, 1 9s- LOCAL NEWS • tlKt<lk*TION • ‘ ^18~ week, 430 quires. bu.¥ MICHIGAN STATE NEWS.! Powder BOLD THIEVES. >w- «• Great Sales prove lhe yr cal merit of “’ni compitxti wonaertnl cures. —— -j by thebr^m/ot^^11-^ r*i« . > *71” -uication. J 1 ^t',bo*rd h„ Wmpleted th. nork of tquuluing lb, Rlu.non of the tereral counti., of tbe • ___ note end .ubmltt^i. eepoe, upcn wil,ch the state, . ClcvehiEd, O., Sept. 28.—This city ia ' Children wotild seem that a well organised gang The railways of the world carry over of the most audacious bighway^neu and burglar* bos taken pcaaesaiou of i v. ‘ L'ratjb coaipie’e <6,000.000 passengers weekly. Onevthxrd of all thc children thc city- on^ f°r 8’x d®y* they have . .. - . * uc IU.UI 'illUUl.GU The state board Ot equalization have re­ die before they are five yexrs w.thce, fiXed tbt board 18°1 aihxply had thing* their own way. The duced the valuations of the eonntlek of desperadoes work together and ter ­ old. Most of them die of some Law Mas $1,130,000,000. This year lhe board the state, by 824.900.000. They increased uced the valuation In many counties rorise first one portion of-the city and’ Peoccful c-tizens are that of Wayne county 815.060.odo, Keni in■*' and increased it in others, the Utalvsl- then another. u H<MlftlX?WIt'*","'"B' ''Hi"’w"h I sleeping with "revolvers in their hands .c Minty 82,500,000.. Esto)। county was nation being reduced to$l,103,:00,00*>. ll.zrl balv,. lt never rail, t„ c„,„ Pj|, | and suburbanites collect in little on ’oftlKHc reduced from SJO.qqo.oOO to crowds to go home after dark, and get A lluicr Expelled. " • H. Goouvear. j A. , u■ : store.) say they have any disease, yet 19,000,000. Jar.itaun county valuation ■ifTTbe middle of the street lo turn-cor­ One sophomore at the agricultural Milk dealer*, of W.yur, are at war w ith ’ ■ >‘fiho8iaW- Collections wa« reduct d $500,099. they never prosper. A slight eoiicge in 1 .unsing has been given his ners. Friday night the desperadoes 1“ pai‘*B’ and the ^®uBy are. made a raid on the down-town saloons cold, or some stomach and • -varhic Phy I 1; i* nulor’°«4 ‘hat Americana are the on the track of others who inaugu- about eight o'clock, And held up about bowel trouble takes them away - :: j moa‘ wasteful people on th? face of God's I* 15 in the very heart of the city. Dur ­ ' niUxl the new »ehool rear with a cne easily. productive earth. An in^eflhi-n; traveller Mde n^n the freshmen. A large party ing the day. in broad daylight, n jewelry' ' estimates that we waste in fo;>d in one Kvly WMn. tor they alwny. eu.„„..' ;ll" of sophotnere. vi.lted each freshman store was robbed of n tray containing Cod-liver Oil with Hypophos­ $500 worth of goods. . Since eight „„d hig cho) ' In hn *roam “u“ • ”<> ir»'« thi -■ -un ami Surgeon, year enough to feed all France for the “ve'- ixirHJr lhe blood, nna in,!-',. phites is just the remedy for autlw™ „ __ . , W. u. fioui,veAn"” i LBIWt'ATl 7*Midi. stme time. And yet ’In our cities there »> ------”'' n ° - --..a °' common wash- o'clock Friday night 20 robberies have east of depot. growing children. It makes I Jng soap ami dancing the “Fuhermuc's been reported to the police, who are un­ ’ '' are thousan Is upon thousands of people wltliIfti!?7’II,r IIIr>m A- lalle-vlmreHI Hornpipe." llarnisiim. ”------------------hard flesh? sound flesh; not able to slop the depredations. Three H. 'lAKpBR bin fn”! P,,rt •>« who are actually in need ol fixj l, , men have been arrested. John Carey soft, flabby fat. It makes mid SdrettmC . o-en held to ten tor trial In tbe clreult ---- ■/ ----- rfVUt-CUC-a. ' hss been identified, but there is little strong bones, healthy nerves. icspouded tu wit!. A new method hat been di*eovered in Mrs. Alice Lawrence, who was con- evidence against the others tkllfir It changes poor children to in lb, Ottawa circi circuit court at France by which fruits are preserved, by un standard *’ tlm«* ami r Ume., ,T and vintart pn'SP:i'“ - --------- ; »«mmr tin* MILITARY ACADEMY BURNED. I ■ r-r, rorl 11 — ——— a lew • .week, children rich in prosperity. trull l> I nn,! Mb>">e Cowth Cure I, tho M.ndard , IJ™ ni-’ana of alcoholic vapor. !rTt.o . , ”. 3 Haven — ago of muriv? I। urenarat on f..r .........roual. ....... ** or * preparation for every ur cold. com. HI . *“ the second- degree for complicity' . is tales nil 1<1... . — — ■ .. due carefully end filled witl» alcohol. murder of her husband, Eno* Th? room is thrn htntfiediate .results,M remedy that prodm ; i“ '■ jar. or chloroform sion will do for the children what we .Lawrence, has been' sentenced to to JackJack-ji . e ,.r— — w* IL GyojEAtt -------- -„„ w^-u arrtencca Mexico, Mo., Sept. 23.—The cxtexx»<ve closed to prevent lb? entrance of fresh .. ?V'"' Hutehinson. aged 13, whose home 800 prison for 20 years. Since her con- Bnd haudsbme buijdings of the Mis■Ir.’and It Is claimed Hint the alcoholic the genuine. ; viction she has made a confession which stfuri Military academy were totally hju Toronto, had hl* left foot cm off #t ..w. ...... nan hia lert root cut <»«t at For sale by all druggists at 50c. and J x k ■ c «i». calls promptly vapors prodMed by tbe evaporation of the Durand. Friday, by a train on the D. & M. implicated Dr. Wetmore, of Holland. She destroyed by lire of an unknown origin SJJOO. . railroad. — -------------”••»** will testify against the doctor when he at ODC o'clock Thursday morning. * . v ... ■ K.vr:i to mung alrohol preserve lhe fruit frwh for an SCOTT A BOWNE, New York. Inr’< .1 .. . -r Rapture tor Ja tried. «. *_< --------------------------------------------------------- About 100 cadets were’ asleep in tne .......... , . • ::v ■>.' • *’?* can be d ’finite time. ' Mr*. R. DttYoung. Middleburg. Ia„ I dormitory when the alarm whs given, .... ■ * surgical operaMarder tfenaaUon Exploded. Because a man does not agree with you wrHes. i haw used One Minute Cough ! und so quickly did the fiumrs spread M?/* 8LX vear»- Both for myj-elf and The Vicksburg murder sensation has MORTGAGE FORBCUHVRK. in politics, do not Immediately conclude children, and I cunrider it the quickest that many of. the student* were-com­ fallen through. George-Bowen, tbe 11­ Whereas default lias been ma4e in the coopelled to jump from third-story win­ ditlons that he b an auarchlet nr n hoodlum, a acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure 1 > ot a certain real estate mortgage. b*^r1/ . si. >Mini, • j ear-old Midland boy who was brought dows to the ground. About a score of ing date.tbe YTthday ot Anril- ISM. executed by . \v. H. Goodykaii ■ । ajl . irte Of the slat? pirate, u traitor 011 the one band; or.an op­ ever used. from Fort Wayne by Sheriff Vosburg Brron Dlekhiwn and Ann * Dkxinton his wifeJ..C. Foley, formerly of Hancock, has ‘ from Vicksburg to locate the place the cadets were injured in their at­ nfHattlun. Batry Co.. Mlih.. to Adrian I). . . , .-I-.--ml l»m. pressor of the poor, a tool of foul cousplrtempts to escape, but fortui.a!eiy none CooK. ol fiastinr*. Mien and recorded tn tiro • -. chattel njorl. atora. «»n Hie other. These terms are now struck a rieh gold mine at Rainy Lake. ' where the body of the supposed victim offlcc bf the resister of deeds fof; the coanrv o’. were fatally hurt. ' tt*'' Woodland, Mtch Co!., the yearly profit of which is estlmat" Mtc!>; 1 being hurltd about by men who usually Barry, oti tbe area day of-April. fiQt. a: t-J0 p. was burled, now admits that he was -She origin of the fire is unknown. It m , in Uber 47 of page 14-s. An*i Whereas ill* e<| at 8*25.000. iying und thnt he did not Mee Watson, ; ...1 E. Knap;.eh. I treat each other as gentlemen. yThere are provided and agreed between lhe parties, that Did you ever think how readily tie' iilius Sliver, kill anyone, but he sqya is‘l»elfeved by several ofiicers connected should any default be made Id fin payment of with tbe academy that it was the work lhe iire.-ent doe on said morTga„-r. or any ia> , ! millinns of American-citizens, who do hot SO*.' j ..................... ,nn ! b,o<»tI Uplroned by constipation? Itad 1 Watsoft told him he hud killed a man k ailment <»f either principal or interest, on anv of an incendiary. The cadets and ofii: agree with o‘her American citizens.* but ; blood uj-xns bad health ami miinntme there. (lav when tee -ame Is doe and payable and ■ cers, as well as Col. Fleet and family, should the. same remain unpaid «nd in srrean. AV... j the number <»t atiarchhiis and robbers in I aKe* DeWitt’* Little Early Risers, tbe ! lost everything they had. nnd the loss for iWr.’> day.-', * > much of vae ar.ueinai of said ; this country is lltuileil. fainom, little pills, overcome obstln *re couinor:»i£’* jet r»tn*jumg unpaid with all ar- . Superintendent Walter* received in­ ' on persona! property will amount to rrxrag?s 0! interest shall at the nnfl-m of the pupation. . W. H. Goodykan AML** a. • U. IL PdltMidtll. In hU ..intel rvpurt u I Snlt bM h,.„, r0„„„„,d,.n the structions from Cleyi-lnxid .to close lhe several thousand ollnrs. The total loss owr.ee o{ said mortgage, alter lhe lame of «ald tnirtvthus, become at- <»**-e due e»»d payable, Ha.'tings. Mich. >uperititen<lent of public instruction, just ’ b *udMu-n of County Treasurer I’.-rki'-, j Lake Angeline minc'at Marquette for un is estimated at $75,000. and there was and tbe Inletest di e Apr4L27th. IMW, on Mid incwTgajtr aud not? MeoiUMMylug the amr. not Ki he state. <’”!■ , i<*ned, says: The compulsory school law i *’• Alpena, who is clsiuted lu Ik* short up- indefinite period, and 500 mm were about $40,000 insurance. having been paid and rrmsJn m arrear-. for more than lour mot ths. the mortgagee elects to i is said t*» It tve-proven, the m in. helpful bit j war‘,s ®f #^.000. thrown out of employment. The I ake IN ASHES, ronaMer. and does hereby consider the wboie Angelina bus been operated ti ilh lew inamount »et remaining unpaid upon mid mort| of school legislation enacted for some J A. KW nosier, a prominent -cltlgen of J len •■Elephant* '‘■"“Pltan than nny n.l... in .b.l nl^ gnae auii imte to be on- and payable, and that, year,. 1. I,» b.d lb, tlh-cl ol brlnifl.nt •n«»"»vrl.« nrrurl.lln.cly M. H I1*.' .r”“? ?'*? ,Ur *h' ’'"‘V CO»y Won<i. x- ' S'P*. 2S--Thi- tbfe wimle annuut of liofh urinelpai atd inter­ n>K. !. . ... ,. . , , ,, , , * । lro»n plies for twenty j ears, was cured in est claimed to be due on s*lrt mnrlgpgr anrt not* । into schortl tboiiMaudx of chlhfrvn who had , n short time by u.*eing DeWltt’.i Witch I v' , Jl,lgrncy 1,1 ’""f'X >,uir- ...n.ntiun.l cx'ent oft the season ot this al this date is Are hundred and tony eis ht dollar* ■ Photograph it t htrveu All and sixty one cent« (BMIM'l) aud no prucer.hnga j previousiy bid defiance to the Jaw and J Hazel'Salve, an absolute rare for ail skin X/ U hC ° her g “ iMCS Wm toU ° W fa “ ou, ‘ re * ort ‘ *c«rrv<l Sunday night in । r nl'_-b*. at Jaw or in equity having been instituted to hease*. Mote of this prrparalimi Is used hi*' 'zsliiivxLiiaal; were growing np tri Ignorance. In some . ijj,, to»nj destruction by fire of the fu»n all others cotnbiniM). in Michigan. mjjus wdralcn "elephant.” The ”ele- of the power of s«Ie in said luoriaMte cm»t*htcd T-”■ 1 places, it £1 bald, enforcement of the law i Health »n llealih Michigan. W. 11. Goody ea it During the w eek et«ded Sept; mb< •• IP which has had many vicissi- Wtucb ha< become ofierattvq becauae of -ha ’ has brought into seh»M>l so many pupils defiitil: aforesaid, and In pursusuee of tho ----------- vent - - - In • •by <55- observers . .'.■fejjst |,Ult *“■" !,aJ lo “M “W" i .hall, was'krorgtarUrd In thr-'.Lw.ro'ot reports In va­ tmles. has beeq used qf Irfte for au ex­ statutes in such cases made and provided, the hibition hall, Tnuseum of curios nnd res­ prenihes deM*rib?d In said inortgsge will he rious portions nf the state indicate thnt sold atj-ubhc M’Ktlou to til? highest bidder on . could-be ' room Ciiu!*l be provided. In Mime local!- , t lt-family. <u>d 8joo worth of . toper:v taurant purposes. Originally built in Saturday, fl;? to h day of December. Wt. at ;<J er.yMjMjIaa. innnmrmiiiou intlnintnutioii or of’the Kninwa,. kidneys. ; ----------- ------ _'.ties, 1 . .however, the . .law .has .bem .utterly . . ; 8 drlivd away ..... . . . ■ vr.yMqNTiQB. by the .... thlcyes. ’clock in tbe forenoon, at tbe front entrance to I cholera infan turn urn! cholera morbus isjio by a syndicate of Philadelphia cap­ o the epart house in tbe» city of HasUvg!*. >th*l . • negketert. italists. it has changed hands, several . Yonpg mothers dread the Summer mon- ■ deerrD*et! * • 'in area of- prevalence, • - . .. ------ -------... . . ----- 1 th-t>’a<r wh^re the circuit court for Ums fipies. the owners Iwing Hall & Gnf-I county of E*rry is held.) tor tbe purpose ot • . । th* on bcrouwt ol the great, mortality u- aumptiun Mich. | tnung children caused by hutvri troubles. typtold f or Phltadelphta. Tbe lu- ou tbe ; Hfi5! diphtheria -at 27, "elephant is rsttmnted nt $16,CXM». J be i»r* an- d-rwrib-d in said mortgage a* followsSo ':r. Gilluian Brown, of 34 Mill St., f 1’rrfrct*safely tiwy !*• assured :ho-e wtm . taeaslr* at 4 nnd certain piece* or oarc6i« ofland str CJuT’ZT - - j V S-OCK^.O ctfecthe work of thc firemen was great­ ••Alt ^oulh (MfuiijT,, Mrtss., wa* lold by the* keep on h^nd DeWitis,Colic and CtiohoM ■mte iutd beinctn theCttv of Hasting!*. In the whobpniff cough at 11 places. SU1PLJS. 520,000.00 duet<»rs.i i!i« ?on had lung trouble. ful. cur.*. aiiilxdiuinL-h-r it promptly. For ly hninpered by the noor water supply. C’HiMty ci lisrrv. and state of MirtuRUi. debilious colic, dysentery mid dial- i tc-ibnkn* fol’ow’. to w t: Lo:< !»7Daud‘.7t la . -. -■ ■ ...... ... . .... . .... ..‘pent . r ’ eriitnps. . . *'j -rlsn.r ' FASTEST OF ALL. the Citv of lta!rtU*ES.Uo«merly viitase) accrnl. । throe liittidrrd ami *va-i.t* tiro dollst* ibu* it!« tofTi.rrij afford* Itiwrtwt.f InMattt xeUrf. . Cupt. Thomu* W.liters, m*|K.Tintend­ Hic t* n-crrJH ptat ttrrrcf. . Open for puf<■. Oac. 15, 1830. : tVitli ikctors. who finally gave him np, W. H Go<>t»Vi:AK Dded. September-.'t.-UM s’nt. of the Pittsburgh «t Lake Angelina At>HiAN l>. Cook. Mortgac»e-Your ta,, W.U. I lire . Iculb. Lnironr r.u.. iron mine, the largest producer of ore i ’ ortrupdj Me., Sept. 25, — Thursday in thc Marquette range, has received ivas an eventful day at the Rigby track PROBATE ORDER. »bl.-rtl)lu.ta...tu w.„k ... rorrrotl, writ j »ur«S«ro^|mn,-..nror|»ra1cJw.th orders' from thv headquarters of the because the world’s pacing record was State of Mieiiigan, County ot Barry, ss. . . # lOO.OOO, hdsjn-id^-in ■ company to cease• mining operations tuan. lie say's liU pirm.i prereut good capital stock At a septan of tbe Probate Court, for co., ro .he ,ic owes ,,aro broken by John IL Gentry, lhe mag­ the conntv oi Rwrr. . hidden at the health to the use of uf Dr. King's Klug’s New DI*- assignment of all its property to J. S. h. on the inc 26th sotn iuat.. lust.. and nnd shut down duv the - lu bo the best in the Elligh, of Payne, O. The liabilities -------Th|B nificent horse pacing the fastest mile Probate offiee. Id lhe City of Hasting*, in cowry, and knows it are*---------------------; mine for uu ...j---..indefinite .period. said Countv. on Wednesday Die Wh day ot . . for . «... — I bottles I csiimatqjl ■ • ... Aim .. r.. ... 1. 1«the I... . j «... 11 •throw I, l.fui world Lung Trouble. Trial at. w$30, (XM) or more, while will 500 ....... laen out oft employ, ever made in harness and placing the Sept., m Ute year one thousand eight hun­ world's record at only half a second- dred and ninety six. free At W. 11. Goodyear’s Modem Drug only i-eso'irt fs are represented by the meni. Prtaeut, Charles W. Armstrong. Jodge ot । over two tuiuules. or 2:00%. -Gentry store. v compijnj^B'Rla-nt and stock on hand. -s Hrior Newt item* ' wa* driven by W. S. Andrews. His rec- Proiwte. department in Harry lu th** matter of thc estate of J shirs Byyd.Gutty »cd nteres'. on a.‘,l elm* -_ • • ■ - • 2.z‘He I Alic* ■ tleoea-ed. . Elbha 1*. Davis, aged 74. who had his orjl before starting.was 2:01 >4. which E. J. Strobm. a-leading jeweler of Battle l»n readtag and fllltiglbe pcti’lon duly v*rl—.-­ Trov XT V Si Troy, N. Y., Slq>t. 2S.-~L’uurity Trens- hip broken some tixue ago from'an ns- he made September s nt Glens Falls, Creek, has tiled mortgages to \aeruie 1sev flrdef Aliierr <L Kent. »<!«>foist,rntpr pl the urcr George II. Morrison has been ar­ sault by John Smith, a tramp, died N. V.. in the second bent ofl race with estate <»fsaiddeepowd, praying that In* Goal eral creditor?. to lhearaounj of dJi.dOO. aer.m ii tin* day Aled. may. be heard mid al­ rested for a defalcation, said to amount in Jackson from tbe effects. At the Star e* " Pointer. lo ««1 mid a itecrec i»J MMonment duly luvdft Ii yofi a reliable dye that will color an to $300,000, partly secured by securities an<i he ilia •hitrgnl frog» said trw*t. time of the assault the trump was senA Corn Carnival. even brown or black. arw<l-will please and and property worth $125,000. Extensive Turreupoii » is ordered, that SUur.tay the tenecd to 30 days lu jail. I . Atchison, liuu.. Sept. 25.—Atchison*? 3rd dav of O.’t ,A.-D., HOC at ten o’cloek tn satisfy you every time, nse Buckingham's uud wild-cat speculation und an inclina­ lh«- tnrenoou. be assigned tor Uh- bearing of Queen Wilhelmina, 'of Holland, has secund annual corn carnival, held Dye for the Wh biker*. tion to lead a fast life were the causes of conferred the-Ank of the Order of Thursday. was ? success. The town saidxwunoj and that the heirs at taw of said drreprfl and all other persona Interested in ’ . Ordnge-Nussau upon Vice-Consul John • was elaborately decorated, the ground­ sai-1 eMatt*, are required to appear at a tarwiou Se’.ool Dirtrlct No. 1. of Ionia, Orange his alleged downfall. -mil cenrt. then to be holden at the Probate Steketce, of Grand Rapids, us a recog­ work for everything being corn. The of and Berlin is very wealthy, supporting a Held Up the Cashier. ofltee. in tbe city of Hastings, tn raid County, lance school, yet’ In fifteen .year* school Chicago. Sept. 26.—Two robb-rs Isle nition of his service* among the Neth­ residence*, store buildings und store and show cause. If any there be. wtav the prayer of rhe petitioner may not be granted. And M inertlug has been attended by but «mr res­ Friday afternoon entered the office of erlander* iu Micbigun. He is thc only windows contained many handsome de­ Is further ordered, that said petitioner give no­ ident. aside from ’ the -tioard membera thc Western Foundry company at the American to be so honored. signs. Thousand* of .. people stfarmc*! tice to the pe -sobs tntemted In said estate. n< _. H?_ . tbe pendency of said petition and tb»- baanug themselves, and that resident live* 'a-ro*s County School Commissioner 11 D. the streets, wearing corn costumes or thereof corner of Thirty-seventh street and Al­ fetal •••r.wy nf Jettarwn, by curing a copy of this order » bo • • c u v»be the **i the street. pubUslied in the Hasting* BAXJiKM. g n»obany avenue and holding up the cashier Dimbnd, of Corunna, has resigned to corn ornamenta. • thereforo <»pp<Med paper printed and circulated in said (bounty took $1,600 from the safe and escaped. enter the ministry of the M. E. church. ri-iu sn t K<*|-wl*ati,’nScrofula aridfatarrh* if ttarrv. onee tn e.ach week for three successive, tea. N ui../ -1 for the American. The~*Michigtm Methodist conference Burlington, lu^ Sept. 24.—The Cas­ weeks previous to said day of hearing. •”Mv husband ha* taken several bottle* rd . l<tn-«s Chas. W. armbthoxo, Hood * bara-rtparill* for >eroful*»us s<»rrv. wild H* Chicago. Sept. 23.—The failure of the in session at Lansing placed itself on cade Lumber company's mill, office and (A true Copy. Judge of Probau. 1 Hk.CHRONICLE. I* now a well man. He Im* *!-«» b-*n troubled !'+•>«. 8 a'kingtun st. Chicago, Ill. with catarrh of tlte stomach, but h imtrti bH’er firm of Darlington. Quick * Boyden, record in'favor of the election of women lumber yard were destroyed by fire since taking Hood’* BAreapartha. Mrs. r. M. commission men nt the ptock jnrtls, delegates to the general conference of NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. Lane. Beilevufe, Mich. H»x MB. caused Frederick Boyden. a member uf the church. will be $30,000 on mills am! office and State ot Micb’-gan. lathe Ci run Court for tbe County of Barry* Hood's Pills are pronipt aud eBclent yet the firm, to commit suicide. Fire occasioned a loss of about $50,­ $73,000 on lumber. Thc insurance is Ada Cook and Henry CookxopartuetT. t’4f.... . ” •lr’rtv a" wd?r and easy In action. ’ 000 to the Oval Wood Dish company $23,000 on mills and office and $54,000 on doing tnirinuM at Hast lots. Michigan. n r'r, :';! ’-■••o-t tor Um Couiitv o iVu'. -rj iu r»,.- state of Michigan under the Arm name of Cook A Cook. . in Traverse City, whose factory is the lumber. The firm is one of the best The larxe carriage barn connected with Pasadena, Cal.. Sept. 24.—Dr. Lewie •IaJ-C >.i, 'In- tub da^pf February W:> largest of tbe kind in the world. > known :n this part of tbe Mississippi Joseph CustrE . ..... . ttmreln >*endliig where the Pontiac Insane asylum.’ was hunted to Swift, of the Mount -Lowe observatory, HHHHH Natiee f» hereby given that on the 43rd dav «t 1 v • ■1 - < inmliii.mil and Levi the ground Frhtar afternoon. . Mrs. Eva Wilhelm, aged 67 year*, valley. . has discovered two new coxnets close to­ July. A. I*.. tMh>. a writ of attachment was ouly i,',' -T*-''.1'' -I rued .tants-i B. Hotel Are isaned out of the Circuit Court for the County gether, both being about one degree drowned herself in Silver lake at Trav­ ® .r7'" *; ■ ' " - ■* r-,»v riv*in that I siial StAtfi of Ohio | of Harry, at the suit of Ada Cook and Henry erse City. She was expecting to under- ' • ttJ ' f 4 ’ ’’ : ’i'” front door of City <»rTa.em.. w from the sun. Cook, copartner*, doing business kt Hartings. gp an operation for removal of can-' (u '1!l ' 1 i:s ,,f tlHalink*- Barry Lucas County. • Michigan, under th®. Ann name aud skyle of ■ I-iv-'' ,,,W iP ' Hie Place for Frank J. Cheney make* .oath I*?*1 lh*. Cook 4 Coek,the above naped Plaintiffs.against car, from which she hail long suffered. n.Tf f.M..., : >r- .*:<( Coniite. on seplor partner ot-the Annul F. G. ’ h«»vy Constantinople, 3vpt. 23.—Hejx»rts the lands, tenements, goods and ehattlm, Co* doing hwloew in the city of S. D. McNeeiey, grocer at Menominee, j moneys ivud effects of Joseph Custer, the de­ or ho hiiiflh Ih-reof aufLstate Hf-.r. s dd. hiu! Vml sa'd Arm V n m’ h»ve been received ' from . Turkish fendant ab^ve named, for the sum of Ones - -<■ fit- Hioouiit «;u»‘ lo thc. mum of one hundred dollar* h»r co* 1« ci*'*’ »’f sources that 2,000 Arrtifnlons at he- was closed ou attachments by local cred- Hundred and Four Dollars and nine roaf*, lite h>*l. IntertMt anil Ta-arrh that cannot be rarrrfI t>» ’’>** itonu teio* (» j ). which .said writ was returnable errthu -b'brrli iwww’ muh. niar "Erzingan, have bceu put to ■tail's Catarrh Cure FuANI* •' CHE-t.> • H.ir.CM^rhCur. 4th dry nf Aurast. A. l». 1806. A sputh-bound passenger tfnln or. the AU that certain piece Sworn before me and Mif»*cnl>vd In inv pres­ death. Dated this first day of September. A. D. t«3G. ifelitt; In the elxy Michigan Central railroad was derailed M U' SW.KKZSV A tSWKRVKV. of l*7.’7,npu».ii,. iv.rry. *<“l State of ence. this Cih day A. W. G!eo*‘»u, Ntitarv rujii<Attorneis for llain’-lff three miles south of Grayling by train ■*■11 j w»-*t corner of iREAL • .Mr. H. WETTfnTTN, a well-known, No. Thirteen In the Send yauraddieM td H. E. Bu-kl^n A wreckers, but no one was hurt. it C.itr <it fla\tl-f|£*. ' Itait’s Catarrii Citrr I* tnkmi I' enterprising citizen of Byron, 11U Prof. M. S. Owen, s noted music:nn, O. Chicago, and cH a free wntp!* lox of <<• •! Ent o’ a Bw- arts dlnsetlv on th? bipod and ; writes: ‘'Before I paid much atten­ ln • i;tu»;-u-r near said of the system. Send for te«’lnioniais. tree. r. nr Kinr’s New Lif«* W"1 pill* died at Benton Harbor, aged 77 years. rmivtare you of their Serifs. A Th.-tion to regulating tbe boweta, I ,1. ritriuw & Co. Toledo. Ohio. Mrs. Mary Gibson, living in Detroit, “ Tht Nui£arj Falls Routtr " .vmii nt-ji nirorr, -t?; Sold by Dnucglata. 7te. " "rm., In .elk... . ......... " hardly knew a well day; but since I • attempted to hurry a fire in th*kitchen '’-ink •Twrtecu. thence fectln- In I be cure of Consllpstl'.ii and stove by pouring in kerosene oil and was £ learned the evil re­ denars Ainlrilsice and Ortix of buate- ,lek b.-mtache. ForMnlarlnl Htatfons. 1 -■'•til: Coutt Corn mis* fatally burned, sults of constipation, mata. «*f main. Central Ainvrias, have p injhMed Trouble, they b.vo been orowd h sta ! ■ uencnit vmrnw, e -----------LT CjuZi: J. G. Bragg, who hud l>een tn jail at and the efficacy of • 1 tImC>m?d*tnaQt. • n'i>? Iiend of jofiiur HolHtein co*« fioui aide. They are guaranteed to In m-ricet ------ j W. S. CarproW* he«d «t MHimulurr. n r™, from every drietertoos solelrnce Jiftbor-Springs for tbe last six weeks HIDES:. charged with crimes against young girls ^cation*. -Several sttempLf t»» g*-’ ca'tlo of ltd* bic* a I for over thirty years ■“‘•’WkihU nf about ten years of age, escaped and iu Uieir country have tailedPills, had — notI have one not attack ...(•iiatsiMiittiivdrowned himself. ■ 'i .'■< lli<- i'robalc office. one day ’s sickness that did not readily yield to this C. R. 08BORN. Local Agent. Biwttaga English Simkin rvrnoye* all Franks Mdran, of Dailey, returning -•■ ' > ■Uhl niiuXv, or v at a rbteaec. remedy. My wife had been. prevL : •> , • b,.r m nlr . Hard, Soft nr Callfm-ed Lump* and Lirin- Sold by W. H. Goodyearfrom Dowagiac with a horse and car­ ->il hundred kuti ninety tabes from Imrae?. Bllawl Spavin-. < mb-. riage. was Flopped by three traiups, v. ho । ous to our marriage, an invalid for. Splint-. Sweeney. H"-g-lfene, b<,tle«. years. She had a prejudice against pulled him from the carriage, »ied him ; Mpraln-. all Sa.Slrh Throata. Cmtalm. tdC■•n Uh* cathartics, but as rood as she Iwgan band nnd foot, and took his money, : Save So** by uae of one bottle. '' ,‘rn,n’5„. to use Ayer’s Pills her health wbs horse nnd carriage and got away. ■k** n-titlonduiv rerifo*d 1 thtf ni<>at wonderful 'Blemish Cor? evu wk® The farmhouse of Joseph Pettingcr, 1 restored.” . '..::r„t;',",,±3’SL • •»•»«:• s"ld 'j, ,'v- “• Uood‘w- Ur'“‘ hw' '■’■•lit,-,itowoii nir , ,, . , wk™ ~.OM near Cass City, was destroyed by fire '''■'i.-i-Htirfl,M’l» !li*lwiif mid gh>L HaMilig*. Midi'.__________ _ and a two-year-old cbikl was burned to I HIM 'Y1"’1*' -n MU, Mlnnlr Minnie Ann.Uell Ann.bell o' of C C-arlole. & death. ... e.rterly. .n.I.U'n tarty >lvln« General passenger agents of many ’■“i.M.’S,' . round m>I In "ln J . L foiturt <I ,i«ul In bed b<-<l M l''ld«r J,y “ "> " "" ln|[ 1 railroads arrived at Alpena, making the trip with a special train over tbe new Detroit & Mackinac railroad from Ba City. H WM t*1® Grst P*“cn?cr traJD Tb.ln.rt-l"ln‘chTw“d’ <or over the road. Francis Jordsn. for 2* years president of the Union Banking company and ■' cm-. »™l <11 «kln IrrupUMi*. *"*1 prominent fn financial circles, died in EL ; * n r.»hr »i thi* nrd^r tn - , tlwlj earn or uo p«jr reuoir"-' *< lU-iihu. ft an site* .-* 5 lo<u.r«iirtidtn<iw perfort Joseph, aged 83 years. ‘i 1,1 H54*'l GreUll* Burr Caswell, the first settlor of Ho­ rrru.MH.1. Prtw M £ ' forttewMHW ‘ ur bos cotmtr. U deedi"l day **f l.ftM*tne l«„. Kwuh by W. U. U.rud»"fA\"t;n wnin-f «*’ '. • „• r'.i” *te He** 8*tat. • cm nt'- cfnveYSLCto*.-- "J i The GhlGdoo GhroniGlc DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER •’j Over Thirty Years Without Sickness. aighigan Central i&slsaEfil&ilfc AYER’S SfiiiJs Btfl* lie ■BWg---- W Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Children Cry for Children Cry for pitcher's Castoria. u • druggtet. ■I 10 AYER’S -H Cathartic Pills �— ■ ----------- there are I would cer­ Iftone S. Hocper. o! &UI". tainly have pteBfed tote those ley depths wirD>»lz«d »t 1!W boo* ot U* br*» F*'twelve inches below and got my feet wet,! enU. >t five o'clock jeslenl.J .fionHWO, Tor the water was at least eighteen Inches K<». W. W. Tutor. •! deep in places. The thought of the peril , preforming the ceremony. Ma i.'*x 1 was lu chills my feel yet when 1 think of The wedding was a qatet effie oWy t»e of it But exciting situation* are oue of relatives..and a few of the brides mast the things people cooje to Switzerland for, iathnsKe girl friends »»eing presentand I should nut have trit right to enme The bridal couple were attended by home without having some such experi­ Mi» Agnes C. Rich, of Traverse City, ence as this to relate iu years to crane. and William SiebblnsJ Thc bride warttAt Brlenz where 1 stopped that night. ’ tired in a bandaome travelinif g<»wu of 1 had to replenish iny atock of^loihlng. I dark brown corduroy. friend Murrell that lw Wasn't along that ettered one of the village Htorea and waa Mrs. Hooper is the youngest daughter morning or he would have been "Ohed” watted upon by a very pleasant young ,>t Mr. ,nd Mr,. M. W. St-Ublr*. nnd tai and “Abed” till he was sick of It. There 1^:\ _ — !±. Zzr —“ ”for“ । Hiwn-.s nVed in Hastings, where »h? lafly. 1 I blundered al>m« with Gennan Thursday, Oct. i. 1896. was no one oh board wiut spake English a tew minute* trying trjIng to tell hrr wk what * cOunt«| ns our of it* fairest daughter and so I bad to content myself with say­ wanted, and when at X last I had ; i-nrnd j h £ln RIWU <ma„ tta te_-... of ____ out_public JB -lx ______acLouLjL COOK BROS. Propdffofo Ing. “Aeh tthr -dehoen. nlcbt wabr?” to the thing* desireik 1.found out that ahc । b 1)er 8wevt rtisbositem and ladylike tbe German Herr by my *ide and be-filled spoke English about u well as 1 did. If manner./ins - -----j- •herartf ------- t»w made a universal lava tn with German what, us 1 suppose, I teit like a run:: who has climbed i:‘p on a urite wifti the old as well as the >*«J»nff. would have .liked to tuty In English. chair and wound the clock every night Tor ahd she will be greatly missed, especially •Unleaa yon have seen one. you can’t eleven years and then suddenly discovered lu the vubngrr society ffireletNO XIII. imagine how beanIlfa! n luonnUifn cun be, that It only seeded winding mice In right Berne. Bwllzerhnrt, Mr. Hoopei *m a young man of many exwhose summit I* 'white 'With snow and. dao’s. A Oku st 15. ’96. cdleai quahtiee. am) although little known clouds and whose sides of brown and grttm Dear Hr. Editor: Brien I* one of ths ce.n’*,r» of the wood In our city, has created a most favorable ou which is perched here and there a broad The customary rain is uow falling mer­ carving industry which employs over six impression upon all who have met him. rily outside. 1 don’t know what 1 should eared cottage slope dowp to the green hundred persons in that port of Swhzcr- He has a lucrative position with the Gale Then when your little' land known as tbe Bernese Obedhnd Company, at Dallas. Mr. snd Mrs. Hoop­ io, were it not for lhe sain. Not only water below. ■u»es it keep me Inside, (when there is a st. ainer plows through such slake, lying’ Some of the earrings exhibited in the shop er left on the seven o’clock train last ev­ ♦•lace to get Into,) but It furnishes me also in a basin whose rides clear around are.1 windows are very beautiful and others ening far Alblup where lhe grooms par­ with an easy and elegant introduction lu huge mountains beyond which tuwer still1 veryjudicrous. The Swiss, as well as t!«e ents reside. They Will visit several points • ach letter. It always makes such a fav- other great white domes and spires, and Germans, seem to have the knack of mak­ en route to Dallas, aud will .be at home •rablt impression up6n a reader when ’he when the lake Is made romantic by tradi­ Ing 'the most attractive aod desirable about Nov. 1. bods the letter be has just received, be­ tions of a nation’s liberator, and Its plc- souvenirs* for traveler* of any nation 1 gins. “It is raining hard to-day. and as I turesqueness increased by quaint boats' have visited. Their carvings especially, navn’t anything else to do. 1 guess 1’11 which dot its surface, and when you hear* made me wi*b that my pocket book w^s .J HKXNBTT—tBOStelDE. write to you.” But I wouldn't have you now and then the tinkling of the bells1 as big and as full as my ^bicycle satchel, trA very pretty wedding occurred at tbe । hick it rains here all tbe time. This is from the flocks from the upper mountain1 and that the latter was capable of holding home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ironside last 'be first shower we have had for two days t>astures. 'then is the time when you wish1 everything I should buy under such dr­ evening, the contracting parties bring nnd a lialf. It may be a little too moist you were an artist or a poet and could take’ cumstances. Some of tbe finer carvings. their oldeit daughter Mias Lizzie, and Mr. »•» suit some people, but just think what n your brush or your pen and make these! such as those of chamois hunters, deer, Gard D. Bennett. "'I scenes real for your friends and others to' and so forth, are nlmoat life size. and. from country It Is for raising ducks Tbe tfeddlng march was played by Mrs. Sunday afternoon at Lucerne however, whom they were only vague, faraway vls- these they go clear down to an antlereu T. S. Suleeba, and the ceremony was ••■as a beautiful half day, and everybody ions, almost .beyond the bounds of this1 elk, which, while every feature from tbe formed in the parlor by Rev. A. D. • • njoyed It accordingly. Lucerne lies at work-a-day world. dainty hoof to the top of the branching i»y. Mias Maude Ironside and Mr. At last however the twenty three miles antlers is absolutely perfect, could be hid-* man Frost stood up with the tjridal e tne head of one of tne most beautiful lakes m Europe. To tbe left is a group of Were passed oyer and we landed-at the den behind a postage stamp. The bear The bride was attired In eream cashmere great mountains called the Rlgi and to the little town of Fhielen. From here I rode seems tq be a great favorite with the carv- with trimmings of chiffon, aud carried right another immense peak called Rltetus. a couple of miles farther up the bank ot a; era, and they represent him in every con- brides rosea. About seventy guests were t his name probably arose in connection little stream emptying Into tbe lake of1 celvable shape and engaged In almost present. The bride and groom . were the with a tradition to the effect that Pontius Altdorf, the village of William Tell where every occupation. The “Lion of Lucerne” recipients of many very handsome aud Pilate, overcome with remorse, drowned they have lately erected a beautiful bronze also Is a favorite subject, bur the number useful presents. Mr. and Mrs, Bennett nhnself in a small lake in lhe vicinity. I statue of the hero and his son. Then I of different expressions of countenance ore held In high esteem tn this city by all -lon’t believe this myself. If a person be- returned to Fluelen andX^om there rode tbe dying king <rf beasts Is made to as- who know them. They are prominent ■teved all the traditions which-are poured nine miles to Brunncn, over a road called sunte. Is only limited by lhe number of workers in the Presbyterian church, and nio his ears In this part of the world, the the Axeustrosse, almost every foot ot artiats who have attempted to represent It is lhe wish uf all that their future life ihing he believes with would be worn out which is blasted out of solid rock. It runs hhn. may be a luppy one. They will go. to h a week. To begin with there are all hundreds of feet above lhe lake and yet From Brienz the road ran along the housekeeping" immediately al lhe groom's • he atories in connection with William when 1 looked up and compared the dis­ shores of the lake to Interlaken. Children home-on Green street. Cell, which most ot us would be glad to tance to the top-of the cliffs and then to greet the traveller at frequent intervals, •■clleve if we could. Here too. they have the water below. It seemed as if tbe road offering for sale little boquets of edelweiss, Over a small white flower said to grow only on •u old stone tower standing in lhe middle ran almost to the waters edge. HKXYAN—-FITZ MMXOXS. ( lhe river, which they claim was a light across the lake were the mountains from a the higher mountain au'mmlta, and lo reMr. Albert E. Kenyan and Mrs. Harriet house In ancient Umea, and whose Lallu little different point of view than 1 bad qnire great skill and nerve to find and pick L. Fitz Simmons were quietly married at <ame Lucerna. gave the town Its name. seen them from the boat. It was a grand it Some travellers insist however that the the M. E parsonage by Rev. Them. Cox. u doesn’t appear what anyone would have ■sight. It isn’t at such tiniesaa this that! romantic Swiss of former days has so far Tuesday morning, aud took the 7:53 train >anted of a light house in tbe place where feel lonely and wish for company. degenerated as to raise tbe edelwiss for for Niagara , Falls. and Other eastern So on 1 went around the lake. A lone sate in bls market garden. «»e tower stands. There are also a couple . pointe. Mr. Heoyan has lived Id Has­ f curious old covered foot-bridges across place is TelFs Chapel where they have d At Interlaken, I .remained a day. view­ ting* aud vicinity for many years. Mrs. i>e stream, and the roof of one of the built a little shrine on, the spot where Tell ing the famous mountain, the Jungfrau, Kenyan came tn our city about a year ago trueturea Is painted with scenes from sprang ashore from GesslerS boat. Across and watching - the cosmopolitan crowds. with her son and daughter who are In '•yias history by some wildly imaginative the lake can by seen the location of the People come hereto this little place from btMrtMas hare. They .will be at home to ruat. Any one who could believe that Gruetti, those springs which tiadllion say all over the world, and ns you sit on the their friends about Nov. 1. hear scenes ever occurred as represented. sprang up on the spot .where three of the Denches placed under the trees along the «onld read Baron Munchausen and think Swiss leaders stood when n compact was principal streets, you can hear almost any A large crowd Is expected in the .city i was history. Then tliey have a vague foimed. At the head of this arm nf the language. The most common language Saturday, providing tbe day is fair, on umor that they once had, three successive lake stands the •Schiller Stuiii-.’s great rock perhaps is the rumbling German, then the ays on wbifh no rain fell in this locality, pinnacle, jutting many feet out of the gliding French, rough jolting Etonian b account of lhe big Catholic picnic on lhe hese are just a few samples of what sort water, on winch Is an Inscription to Et unusual, noris the musical Italian, fair grounds. The admission to the f things are mixed up with the real rec- Schiller the poet of Tell. A later tradi­ lite il is by no means rare to hear "Aw. grounds la tree. of those one bears, says • ds of this country. Aman even has to tion t*,an :at a charming view,don’t ye know!” or It Isn’t very often that people ot His•ok over hlb hotel bill, if he wants to be that once an American let him»elf Jlowu a thin feminine voice somewhat nasally from the top of that rock and painted artiriH^:Ing. “My, ain't that mountain tiiij^t have the opportunity to bear so noted nre there are nb errors In It. . Pterliaps the finest sight here, beside? “Use Thompson's Hitters,” nnd “Try , lovely. George! Say. I chewed up the last a speaker as Jinn. Roswell G. Harr. He he lake and mountains, ia the famous Spearhead Plug.”’ and no forth, on It, in’ stick of'our American gum this morning, Lino of Lucerne, carved out of the solid bigger letters than those which commem­ and I don’t know what we’ll do BOW till I1M> a national reputation as a public speaker. Bear him at lhe (air ground orate Schiller's name. Some fit teen years ock of tbe mountain side to the un-mory we get back.’’ . •t tbe Swiss guard who fell trying to de­ had guue by and he was a cripple for life Saturday. It was while listening to this____ babel,Tof . end Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette when (be Instilled Swiss at Last concluded!' tongues that I finally concluded that ow­ He ing to thc- financial stringency which has •gainst the Parisian mob. The great iiun, that he had been punished enough. STILL ON THE BOOKS. derced by a spear, is stretched oqt in his had to removtl his advertisement, too. At pursued me clear from America. I should featb agony, but his giant paw atili covers another place! Is a Chapel built on thu be compelled to cut my stay short about a ind protects lhe lilies of France. It -is a spot where Tfll shot Gessler. it is really week and return from Genoa, Instead uf moat Impressive work and I don’t wonder surprising what nn amount of places there Naples as I had planned. So 1 have only Thc books of tbe United HtiUca treas­ • he Bwiss are proud of it aud what it com- are around here where you can pot your a. coupie of weeks more here, and I don't ury still curry nn item of $1,000,00. finger on the ixact spot where greai events c^re very much. ueioorates. ’ The next day after reaching Lucerne. 1 took place, when the plain- fapt is that no /Leaving Interlaken with Its gay crowds which represent* -United States noted uok my wheel and boarded the early boat such event ever bappened. We, with our abd turning a last look at the Jungfrau which are supposed to have been, con­ <fr Flnelen at the opposite end of tire lake one little myth uf George Wa<-hlngton’s looming up in her robe of snow not tar sumed In the great Chicago fire 25 1 resolved that (or tills trip at least. ] cherry tree, would cut a sorry figure In away, 1 started for Berne. A pleasant years ago, says the New York Sun. It -ould go first class and gbt the best possi- competition with a ,very small country ride of three or lour hours brought me wans known that there wax $1,000,000 of de point uf view the boat-provided, no here. here, but I think 1 hardly have the spare currency, more or less, in the vault* of Next day It rained steadily all day long in this tetter for tl.is “City of Bearn,’’ .-o the subtreasury then, nnd that none natter what the extra coat was. The re■alt was about as usual wlien I try to do and by night 1 Would have welcomed the 1*11 leave it till nexi time. . of it was recovered, but the denom­ .aythlng swell. Tbe first-clash deek sight of tbe meanest yellow* dog' which Your* truly, inations of those notes and the exact .rotted brautiful from tire dock, with Ils ever weni-down an American street with Sriuley W. Smith. amount are unknown, os the books of. >wning. and comfortable, shady seat<*and an oyster can tied to ifts tall, provided he tbe cashier were consumed also. There could prove by the brand on tl»e oyster i concluded It was none too good for me. NO CALF THERE. conld' not have been, however, very <oup 1 went, and found there was only a can or otherwise prove he was really a.felSome time The Boy Knew What to Expect if Jl« many dollars less or very many dollars /reoclnuan or two to keep me company, low countryman of mine. Returned. o a deck built for about three hunthel. when you get to fading as if you stood in mor? than $1,000,000, nad it would aim•Everybody elan was down below, and It no need whatever <Jf human society you The boy. was starting out in the world I pUfy the accounts of the treasury and vaau’t long before we got frozen out above just adjourn to some little room, and lock to make a living, and possibly a name ’save a great deal of labor to the book­ •nd went down and flocked In with the or- yourself in and stay there for a half day. for himself. His father had given ton; keepers if congrcas should pass a bill itaary mortals in tbe second cabin. They Nine times out of ten you’ll be glad to see some money and a great deni of advice. or resolution recognizing the fact •eemed glad to see us. I found the smoke tbe cat after an hour or so. Then If you He had a situation in prospect, and ca thnt this money Is no longer in tack and leaned up against that and suppose you hadn’t seen a familiar face In he hrfH never taken kindly to farm work, existence, for every day wheh the a week or ten days and had no prospect of awtbt what glimpses of the scenery 1 balances •raid and still pi eserve communications seeing one for five or six weeks more, that it looked like a good opportunity for cashier of the treasury you had beard practically nothing but n him. Bays the Detroit Free Press. his accounts he has to include vttbthc warm cylinder. “Thur's one thing I waster say ter this Item, deducting it or adding it I with I dared try to describe the won- foreign tongue for forty days and forty­ terfol views which burst upon us along nights (for ii> the cities lhe racket keeps up ye,” the old man said as he handed the as the case may be from the amount liat ride, one after the other. But I know all night), that it had rained bard all day, youngster his luggage out of -the spring !n band. It appear* upon every daily, >hat people like to get their mountain that you had written till your shoulders wagon at the station, “an’ I want yer to weekiy, monthly and yearly statement -cenezy at first hand. - I know that usuaL acted and your head swam, tba’t all you vnderstan’ thet I say it in all kindness. of the as»eta and IfabBIUee of the gov­ y when I am reading and I eotne to a had lo read was a matter-of-raet guide Ye’re goln’ away from home weth puny ernment os “unknown destroyed ^laoe where an author describes a sunset book and a list of the places where Amer­ good prospecks." United States nqtea. $1,000,000.” •r lake, or distant view. I commonly skip ican Express Company’s travellers checks “Yes, dad.” oat part and turn over lo something dif are cashed, that English books were so MORTGAGE SALE. "An’ at the same time ye’re goin’ ter errot. So much is this tbe case that I high and your stock of money running so Default.having been niwte far more than atxta ■ad concluded that 1 didn't have much ap- low Hurt you didn’t feel it would be wmeto move inter tbe neighborhood o’ the •reeiatlon for Um!ore’s Iteauilrs and didn’t invest in one. that ahead o^you was a wicked whur yer, foot’s liable ter slip payabl«t on a mort^Ke <Uu-<i a pro e* tnivle ny Raotftm »a<l KllztUrth Shade. hu«.bana rpect tn get much out of the trip down four week’s bicycle and railroad journey uny minute." Mnd rv -<’r»le! In te lake of Lucerne, except the sa’.isfac- through a but and fever breeding coun-.ry “Yes, dad.” the office of tho Buhler o Deeds, for the conn -on of knowing that 1 bad been over a like I'aly, among a people ot whose lan­ “Wall, whut I waster any is jes’ thia: Ijr of Barry and dtaeaf Michlg'Ui.on (be 7th cMrta which every one says Is “simply guage you didn’t know a word and who»* Home's gdin’ ter stay right here whur dayoi aukchi. A. u . iai*. tn-iiber 47<.f Mort ngeaempagn j^aad the m <1 Dan tel «ool irand.” and “perfectly lovely." So I wa* reputation (or “traveler-bleeding ”' Is. the ye kin alius turn to it. But timeli her uaUKb having <j:r,t intestate, aud the umij mon ••prepared to have my breath come short byword of all globetrotters, and then abate race iiavuig no *: .u«lg-ied b> Beidaniin Co l •ad quick every time I turned tuy ejes to- ail the risk of getting out of the aludxhty been mighty hard lately* an’ this farm liaiwh.CjiithiH Green and Martha AawCv. ►unrivmg heire mi I. w of <uM Danjel Cool^uTh vard some new point of view and caught dollar the last we«-k or so (for I find- that never won’t no great shakes no how.” >^^Jntht'*i<illL‘,'URh|l,,r dMed MI know it, dad.” Kkt of home new splendor. 1 am nnt j rxiwt-re* nni up Burprialngly higher uiiiu ; “So ye might ez well underatan* thet green «<» bursting out Into “Aha," and one is a’.UDe^—suppose nil ihh and per- i .... mu -cMtn. on fiNtfe i.i , fur •Oh’s*’ every time I «nue across n pretty baps you can get hum? Idea of tlm ex’m- ef ye come back ’cause ^re wanter see Which dj-teu’tithe said Kn-Uuins Co-dbau*!!. fa >rtne. but it was probably lucky for wy btrant >ud Jn> < u> Mate i f m nd 1 war. In the folks ng’in. ye’ll git yer wish, but rf virtue ot the right given line by ton »M«4 most, ■• fJ" *’ ye °°me' blM?k l°°kin’ fur fatted calf. kagi*. Haw tu^de and hereto makes th- wh'nte t-F. «... . «m .. »» foreign .... .aiabta. .. - .r rK)wrfu] ter g(?t dtsaf- Pritt.-It>Hi S mi r»f HMHi MhrtgMgn Mtul ton out the'maddening If nut. ( tbr roun is. I went in In d and niter hum­ Awarded p’inted.” . mini! over ail the soi.g» 1 knrw rl.».iiig . •nut of. three hun nine umr blu»-bo wiki “ - Minty nine uo tles hsugiug on I Honora—World’s Fair, with lud M-reuty im.e । the wall ’* | got to a»eep. x dim : It was a London diamond broker and I recoilrctkiri that it was n he was trying to get into thc social I tltofthh time through the lattgt &>tig t'uu : awim. Al last he received cards for a I 1 ff*ml|v dozed off. Next morning I rode out of Lucern-- certain imposing function, but. unfor__ _________ . beaurifudy ... ............... bright «.............. theVw.n however under a -no. • toMleJy. •bout th. ume tur», w» « ton o’clock bl lb. o{ Utseolirt The rectni beaw rain* had melteii n»uri> i *or*ce« to aasume the leading role in an Clfv 'if H'Ultll.ua d,wr erui..lu..l u,._...... . . *n»w an ifie mountain top* w«rf lu cereral una^voiy police court case. “You 'ave pis.wa 1 found all tbe m»-n «.f a vitUae done IL” exclaimed his friewds. “Yoe .worfcltiK to ki^p M-Bir Middeiil) aDcrnaliia viJj get® teedfc note to say der danoe ..................... .. ............. p^tpohed< and y(A vl]1 iiOt motiuiaiii lorrent .from nverwheiming the bM town. There was usually a thin sheet of told .___ when der day is!” “Nod ao,” ea­ water from a hundred to two hundred feet; ejaimed ve der invitafioo wtd* and then In the middle would be a Powder STOVES STOVES and Absobjuteey pure Hastings Banner but the . Acorn Stove or Furnace wifi npvrr • buy “y ot!,er kind- The5* ar,‘ -‘in thebwt n°d as the‘-proof of the pu l - i ; eating.” bo to is tlie proof of tlie quabi '■ ’lh' stoves in the using. They use |P. cleaner, give out more heat and are ;•>* way superior to all competitors. i’.,r proof of their excellence ask those w| , ; " nsed them, they are oar best advertisers ' For sale in Hastings only by INNOCENCE AWHEEL. ehwuari tt • turn Iwd n.-dc and in whlrli they Weissert Bros. flryor tinware or abt-’t iron work w<- propose to art the pace Bargains in Millinery is often a very mistaking sign. It generally means an inferior, lot of trash, but our in­ ducements now are an opportunity that ought to be grasped. We are offering the best values iu Millinery Goods ever offered in the city, and we have the.most superb and excellent line. Our new stock has just arrived and everything is new and of the latest designs aud patterns. Everyone vis­ iting the fair should see this exquisite line of goods. HSSTIMQ5 RICH DON’T INSIST Upon wearing yorir last winter's wrap’ when a little money will buy you a warm, comfortable, and well fitting CLOAK OR CAPE a.t our store. These garments are made to wear well and at the same time look styijsh Land al­ together right. Orders taken on approval for any cioak or cape in our catalogue- L. E. STAUFFER. Our Prices On HATS —and everyone should examine them — For the ten day must keep looking to Beginning Sat. Aug. apth. miss nothing, and the and ending for that reason. One jolliest lot of some­ things one ought to look over for the sake of economy is offered Our io Days This includes $1.50. $2.50 Tuesiiy Sept. 7th. $3-0° " Grades. ypu have your choice of. Any Stiff Hat in our store ■«•» If you need • fine fell h»t, look these over before the stock broken. C. H. OSBORN & Co ■» � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-10-08.pdf 5e8b200b61f1b11172e63332c9a039f8 PDF Text Text largest circu... LATION of any... paper IN county. Hastings Banner. I see*; JESTINGS, MICH, OCTOBER 8, 1896. How’s Business Woodland. The question is on Everyone’s Lips.... nrrtU wXwd’.J’" Well-:-:. CUIKI’VE.'. l UTTEIti 01 .rncys M Uw It might be better, It has been worse. .>rney at Co.’more.) ' •­ State. OoUeeuoiu ... -.iiMAN. HMn<w**hle Phy and Suwon. ,-. rs groi-rystore.) i’jHskian and Surgeon, . ’ • Mich. block east of depot. prompt i (’; H. BARREN .. . . pi.viriAiis a» d Surgeons. . responded .... In lfv> cuunly to 1with , day or night. . . p fr ifflptly-L I), b. s. - * . .‘.irk J4ne carefully awl , » jtu* or chloroform I >-iucT* Racket Store. uijpmai. '•alls promptly . nt:, nugiven to Utting Hernia: >»r Rupture for , <>t caw* can be “-.-.•at -a surgical upera- We are going to do a Good BIG CROCKERY business this month, going to sell 100-Piece Dinner Sets English Ware at $8.00. Yes, Seperate pieces at the same rate. To be sure there’s not much profit in it; but it beats sitting down, whistling for Courage Courage and and Better Business, Stirling, Crawford & Co. Lojal E. Knappen. AUKS at Uw, Ha-tinga. Mich. rt< «»f the state. Colnk-Ao. • NOW if You Intend To Use Any Wall Paper... 5graph Sb“ “O’ed W|U> h«t 1>U»M0. Ur PrlM d|t,d ta ,K> chH<1'fn 10 mourn tbe low of a kind mother. MnrWm. Jtrrard I, ou lb, tick ll,L rbe.Mayo school closed last Friday for the Eaton county fair. J. C. F. Dillon, of Mancelona, visited relatives in this vicinity. Wm. Coats, of Edmore, is visiting friends aud relatives here. < B Mrs. Rachel Daiy. of Nashville, visited her son, F. M. Quick last week. Hon. H. R. Pattengill addressed the re­ publicans of this place Friday evening. ' M»ggle Wilcox, who is attending school at Battle Creek, vhjted her mother Sun­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clark were called to Woodbury to attend the funeral of their nephe>. Hon. Perry F. Powers, of Cadillac, ad­ dressed the citizens of Maple Grove Mon­ day evening. F. M. Quick, who has been living in Battit* Creek for the past year, 1ms re­ turned to his farm In Maple Grove. JI. >M1TH. I--. b«nd ,0 BARGAIN GROCERS Wc think our patterns and prices'will interest you Wd want to run our pres- • ent stock down to make room for our next Seasons goods.. » NK, W. J.& L L HOLLOWAY Mr. Dubois is able to be out again after his recent illness. ‘ Mrs. Frank Baugh, of Bedford, Is the guest at relatives here. Mr?. A. E. Durfee la quite sick. Fear.-* are entertained of her recovery. Not much news as every one appears tn be attending to thel^own affairs. We learn that Frank Pururt! and wile are the happy parents of a daughter. Myron Joy and wife, oj Battle Creek, were guests of relatives here a few days last week. . . Easiest Warner Is reported better, but bls sisters, Clara and Anna, continue .very sick with typhoid fever. Mrs. Wm. Manning and Miss Maria Manning Intend to go to Branch county to Visit relatives for an indefinite time. Mrs?\uHus Crosby, who has been seri­ ously HI, Js at present able to Hi up. Mrs. Lang, her mother, will remain with ’her the coming winter. Sign of The Elephant. Open for buelness, Dec. IS, 1886. . ■ •’ Diet IP 1). CkSverdnle HASTINGS, MICH. 7.nV, Reynolds. Cashier DJRECTORSb ' * — Eyes Property Fitted Witfi Glasses. Charge For Testing. Youc Bedroom would be fitted Gut to the point of luxury if fur­ nished with one of our fine bed­ room sets. Ease and comfort are iwdispehsab'v accessaries of sleep 7 jod these handsoma bed room outals leave nothing to. be desired'in >»y respect. We offer them as the est thing the kind ever shown mHastinr;. i ■ There' . no occasion for the hlf wav : i of furnishing here. to'ir >i the'way to pur’thasi: T ■ would make you 1h»k that c are selling at cost or bn; are foot, In our line of |^i x>rn setsjwe can suite Jon 1 in — pri<‘ ■ anywhere from $12 to Ho. REXKES & WALDORF. pMtrtakers. If ooms at Po.rd's Hotel. Genuine Al] WoJl suits from F. R. PANCOAST, EfTNottce the dally Weather Re­ port in my south window. \ »SSSS*SSSSS MORTGAGESALE. • D< fault having been made in ,b* of n errtalu nwwtaaae made bv J«*Ph nwre land Wartn-l Kollar hh wife 1™”“' iftoumv. Michigan. Carson of </ ' burg. ‘KslAiim/.o ’ Counts. .'fllrblmuj. uaryMb,. A. I» »»‘d nconhd In'th* office nr ii.i- ii wi'u r <» d**<i-- to~ ‘h** rj Barry a—latere cf Mlchbgro. on the dav of January A.D ifl’B’e Liber ■-*> of Morttrnireit on png *'*»*. on>vjneb mortgage there is fHim.-d to** drfr M lbe da»e "flth«*> <bJ sum of Four hut-tired ri"rty "lne DfiUg « I mid an Attorney •* fee oi Fineen im»i lam prot&ded lor in rate or proc^^ioga nt l*w recov r Jhe « wcurvd by s«iu nmrtgagt. ‘’Tow.TbVX"'!.; ,kIn.or!».»»««, eoul.luMl 1« MU ’■orlg-f-.}"'1 sii-h care matte and t»n»vi<ted. notin’ ** nerooj I™ oSi «• »«»;«»... «• >1i„l a D. at IMi o clock In toe »*>r» i oj*>. * sliallsell nt fu die Aocfion. to the b'abf?[ bL tier, at tLe north front door of W”*. InthrClb <> Haulier- <lb>1 .'2 wb-re ifci Circuit mort buldenl.lhe premises L , t-cre"-"' $30.00. Overcoats from J? 00 10 *30.00. A Trousers from ino°? t0J1<)’00Men’s Furnish­ ing, 0.?< s l^al cannot be excelled ltX.and* PriceB°y’s and or A<rt»u>. «»K uth».Clothing all prices. tnaV » vTayne’ aCent ,or WSDB< cha ?rown- the largest merwn u ?nd Clothiers in the ^•Office at Silsbee Jewelry St°te, Hastings, Mich. J The apple pickers are busy taking care of the fruir these days. The Ladles Aid will meet In the fore­ noon of Friday, Oct. 16th. with Mrs. Mar i Mrs. Abram Replogie* who has been quite sick pleasure to her many , __gave w___ great _____________________ frlendiby her presence at Sunday-school last Sabbath. Judging by the lateness of the hour that the feed mill was kept running last Satur­ day evening we should think that lots of grinding was being done here. There will be services at the church here next Sunday evening and'the pastor's subject will be the Importantone of “Eter­ nity.” Come out and hear him. The speech here Wednesday evening of last week by Hon. E. L.' Hamilton, of Niles, was a good one and clearly set forth the principles of the republican party. tfuitM-TC'y-hi-.tr..> .‘apartment In Barry County and pays interest "on all time tyosfa. ■°oq1o at INNOCENCE AWHEEL. *w*y "O Sat-* of 93 yeareThe fuBapUst church 00 NO, XIV. Dear Mr. Editor: As I intimated in closing my last letter, Berne Is a city of bears. .In the middle ages ‘the standard was was me the uear, bear, ju&i just uc ’city •“J ’as mmmaru 0UM u lbe ©*<!«, aI1d the inhabitant! not only keep bruins memory green, but keep him brown and fat in the bear pits on the principal street. Almost every monu­ ment to toe brave Bernese of days past, has from ope to a dozen bears scattered about upon It They carve bears out of wood and cast them in silver and gold and sell them to the traveler as mementoes. The confectionary sloree are full of candy bears, and the bakers shops full of ginger­ bread ones. It gets almost monotonous. Tl Vollteal speech ot E. L. Hamilton, I suppose you think I am going too sav that there Is nothing to do but grin and irsday atterno<ni.wu uui not eery lergevery iargebear IL But 1 ah ant do it 1 admit the ij attended on account of the inclemency temptation is great but I shall forbear.. Th* "P**Cb ,n thC rVen’ Among other curiosities here they have mg by M. L. Cook was more liberally ap tended and It was the opinion of - every­ a funny old clock which Is generally sur­ body that Mr. Cook jiid credit to his sub­ rounded by a crowd of sightseers when the hour for striking approaches. A few ject and himself. , ' . seconds before the time, a rqoster upon the tower flaps his wings and crews, then Yankee Springs. a whole procession of bears appear and Core Brooks is on the sick list Quite a number attended the debate in march around a royal figure, who waves a wand at which other bears bow to him In Hflfltiags last Saturday. . Little Euima Parker was seriously In­ courtly style and a man in full armor jured’last Sunday afternoon. She and higher up In the lower pounds out the her sister were out horse back riding hour on the bell with a sledge hammer. when Emma was thrown from her horse Then the crowd moves on only to collect and stepped on by tha. horse which her again in greater or less numbers* an hour sister was riding. The Injuries received later. There Is a beautiful sight to be seen will prove fatal. The evaporators are running In full from the Cathedral terrace at Berne on aclear evening. Far off to the west is a blast. . Sunday hunting Is getting too frequent perfect wall of snow mountains above around here. The law should be forced which the various peaks rise still higher. so as to made the day what it ia designed There are, as J remember them, some­ where over twenty-five well known peaks to be. In plain view. Chief among them being perhaps the Jungfrau almost fifty miles J. W. Reuter, of-McCords, was on our away. As the sun goes down these tower­ street* Mondaj.. ing peaks receive Its rays for several min­ Chaa. Will and wife, of Hastings, were utes after the valley Is in twilight, and in Freeport Sunday. they sparkle and gleam like so many great Michael Roush and wife, are visiting gems. They look almost transparent, and re.'ittHfes in Manistee. the soft luminous tints come and go in the Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, of Ithaca, are vis­ ever lessening light, fading gradually tilliting relatives In Freeport. at last the final spark dies out. As 1 look Abnun Stcckle,’ of Canada, is visiting his at thy beautiful Jungfrau as it appeared uncle. A. B. Steckle and family. when 1 firataaw. Its glowing form, it seem­ KepaHed that T. Griffin's wife, of ed as if it was in truth a Jungfrau, a mai- * Campbell, has become insane, d<-n in al) the bloom of youth and health, Mrs., M. 8. Roush Is entertaining a and then as 1 could see the change coming brother* Mr. Martin, from the northern over her. the bright colors growing fainter part of lbe state. and fainter, the pallor of the pure white J. W. Godfrey and wife went to Char­ snow taking their place, feelings almost lotte Thursday.in»t to vi&lt the latter's par­ like sadness and sympathy came over me. ents. Mr. G, returned home Monday but Tlieu the last few twams of sunlight van­ ished raoldly," she was beautiful still, but his wife remained for an extended visit. it was the beauty of death, and her brow •was as white and cold aS her snowy shroudLynn Lankerd Is at home. beneath. 1 turned away, feeling almost Ed. Green Is moving onto the Casleliuc as though it was real. An hour tatar 1 farm. wouldn’t have believed that a mere sunset . 1. ReitaL of Freeport, was In Rutland could have bcou »o ImpreMdve to a mortal Thursday. ■ of ordinary clay. I generally felt that J.C. Wardell, of Hustings, was on our there was something put on or affected in streert'rlday. all this gushing, as I was pleased to term IL Osburn and wife visited relatives in II, about sunsets and mountains aud so on. Rutland Sunday aud Monday. but i'u> cured of that Idea now. Picking apples, digging potatoes, and Berne is the capital of Switzerland and husking corn h the order ofrthe day. also-contains the central offices of the In­ Mrs. Alfred Schlappi who has been vis­ ternational Postal Union. It Is a very old iting her sister. Mrs-Tenie Crocs, returned town and must have been a very utrona ?o her home in Epsilon, Wednesday. one in the warlike Middle Ages, as it is .The Harris bill and the hill just south built on a rocky point made by a deep of the house on tb« Crosby farm are al­ bend In the river, • most Impassable. Our efficient Highway • It seems almost like Germany all through Commissioner will please take notice and northern Switzerland. The language Is see the same is repaired. almost entirely German though French travelers are so common that most of the hotels bjive their names painted on their Farmers are very busy gathering their signs in both tongues. All public notices high priced apples. in post offices, etc., are also printed in both A fresh arrival of campers at the Van- languages. ness landing, at Fine lake. Perhaps the greatest change noticeable The cider mill of Si. E. Gaskill does ex­ as one leaves Germany for the Swiss re­ cellent work. Pressing through cloth is public, is the lack of military bearing in much better and quicker than the old the people of the latter. Every man in method of straining through a straw stack. Germany must serve a year at least, and The spacious residence occupied by B. commonly two. in the army, and whatever F. Burdick and family, and D. R. Burdick else Ita effects may be, it produces a fine an.1 wife, In Barry township, was totally looking set of men. Germany Is almost destroyed by fire with part of the contents like a great military camp. Not only are on Sunday, while nearly all the Inmates the men a broad-shouldered, big chested were away. Loes only partially covered lot as a rule, but the real soldiers are to be seen everywhere. It Is no uncommon by Insurance. _ . sight to meet a regiment of a thousand men swinging along the road, very often singing the “Wacht am Rhein,11 or some The campus has been considerably Im­ favorite song together In a manner which proved during the summer. Grading- has would be creditable to a trained chorus. been done In the places most needed, The towns are commonly fortified and It Is flower beds have been set out at various strictly forbidden to inspect these fortifi­ points, and last but not least, bicycle cations. In Switzerland, I saw perhaps stand have been erected at all the princi­ more soldiers than I ever saw. In my whole pal entrances. life in the United States, but compared to The Philosophy department curriculum roost of the European countries, these de­ has been much Improved by the new pro­ fenders are few. The Swiss pay more at­ feasor. Dr. Wen ley. Old courses have tention to their militia, I should sayr than been shaken up and revised and new ones they do to their regular troops. I never added, till the pages of the catalogue de­ realized before, and 1 doubt If very many scriptive of this department look very lit­ persons can realize without coming over tle as they did a year ago. here, what a blessing It is to have the At­ Several new walks have been built lantic ocean between us and these Europ­ across the campus, where the deepest ean powefa. The wonder Is how they can worn paths showed they were most need­ get along here as peaceably as they do. ed. One walk cuts directly through the I spent three days wandering around old. tennis courts ef the athletic associa­ Berne, and theu'oae beautiful afternoon, tion. and renders them useless. Members started on toward the south. Freiburg, I of the’ association may now use courts of which 1 reached after an hour or two, is 1 the faculty association. the boundary city between the French and The announcements for the students German tongues. Il was curious to see j lecture course are now out and include how abrupt the change was. On one side 'some very good numbers. Among the of the river .everyone spoke the laltrf most attractive may be mentioned Cbauncy tongue, on (hoother side no one under­ Depew. Ex-Pres. Harrison. Chas. A. Dana, stood anything but French. The change Leland T. Powers and John Kendrick was no less than It would have been it the Bangs. Mr. Depew opens the course this two river banks were a hundred miles week, while Mr. Harrisons lecture comes apart. At Freiburg, 1 met an Italian artist Feb. 1st £ r 11,1s bard to say what the prospects for named Sachetto aud as be was going my a very strong foot ball team this . fall are. way 'we cast in oar lots together, and he Keene Fitzpatrick, trainer for the pa«t two proved very pleasant company. That seasons, has gone to Yale, at a large in­ night we stopped at a small inn, where crease of salary. His place Is taken by Mr. Bichette met several of bis country­ Robinson, formerely trainer for the Man­ men. They talked and vbited like old hattan athletic club. The coach Is Dn- . friends and 1 was somewhat surprised gald Ward, of Princeton, who will be as­ when we went up to bed to bear my friend sisted for a month by ‘Jerrj’ Macaulay, advise that we carry our wh*els up stairs last year* ooach. The members of the and lock them in our bed room with us, last years team who have so far at least “Too many Italians down there,” be said. failed to return are Hooper, Hall, Villa, Hollister and Bloomlngston. A son of chine. -When Greek meets Greek," Mayor Pingree, of Detroit, seems to be one of the most promising of lbe uew men. Nut morning «e atopvad to go through The first game wm played ^turday,^wben tne Varsity defeated the Normal School M”’ U°Ugh *• Very B,ck and* but Httle hopes are entertained ot her re covwy. Wednad.” ' Pri“- T“«»«r .nd illv and r>i .. C' A- Gough and family, “... *A ’..h-m? vl»ud£. Holl and family, ot Io ’iiinJia a/o” a fUnlkl**':.?11"1 b’ tbe lllu-u ot C. A. n-nlonb^ '^, 0 Hough’s mc,:bor. J. M. Smith wa< In Grand Kaplda Mon­ day on legal buainMs. her home September 26 aft*? . u° , at r.L'ifc TP>r,'d th*‘ George Trent, and tb° mid TIW 'T1'™1 »m 'bSd m lh’ northern pert ,t the slate where Mr, Treeer, baa the residence, September 28; Rev P Rni , 1«. ot Nubvllle, oBetatin, Tbi m purcbawd a term. Mm. £liza Palmerton and Mrs. J. M. to.><» *m mi-rred in Ukald. wroeteJT !»• WeT”' 10 Gt*°d K*pld* * hw <*«•• 04 Mr’- .;>• tn a'I reirts of the state ~t..’:i’ily., Speoiki pains . mfracti. cbfttlel mortVToodland, Mich. tthurC. DciilAn. : -. Ai l't v A DENISON. I.A'.VY ERSi : M' :-:i TflnstCo. Bldg„ >.ra ul Hapkts. Michigan. Jk t,lfford WHOLE NO. 2156 ProlnevllJe. L. Loveland has purchased M. T. Jones hardware store. ' E. Griffin has moved onto James Brown farm west of the village. t F. W. Walker and A. D. Hughes gave speeches on “Finances” at the -Hotel Hall ,.Wed. evening. Mias Hallie Sackett is visiting Mrs. Au­ thor Patton at Hastings. J. H. Earl and wife have returned from their summer resort at Oden, Mich. Mrs. John Keeler, of Big Rapids, is the guest of Mrs. H. Oro Mrs. Harvey Havens, of Mancelona, Is visiting among relatives. . Hon. James ODonnell gave an address at the Republican pole raising on Monday. Isaac Houvenur Is recovering from In­ juries received from a horse kicking him In the side. , Mrs. Cbas. Ser ven is still very sick. William Hartom Is at Milton Hartom’s this week. Mbs Bln Hartorn has an unde from Ann At>*«»r visiting'her. • John Tuekrrman and wife are In York Stale for a two weeks visit with relatives. Preston Jewell and son Paul, were at Dexter from Saturday ■ till Monday, visit­ ing his brother Henry JeweU. Mrs K J. Hartom. who has been with her rte’ukbtar Mattle at Battle Creek, the psai three or tour weeks, has returned h°The Aid anriety met with Dr. Heath. Oct. 1st. and . I-Ct e<t officers for the next six nmnlha- Th^y are, Nina Tasker; Vice President. Lotte Tomp­ kins s. Z Lr* ld» Hartom; TretA. Mrs. Lureoa Park The next oodeiy will meet with Mre. Jerome Frost,Thursday. Oct. 15. Corn husking has commenced again and it promises an abundant crop. A (N'ffre «"<’ fr,ed cake soclal at ** Atrbiu^. S-.>nla».evenlDg. A sliver uw*'Ing to-night at the Wood ^MIbs Ella '«rd bM a cousin from steren. 15 to A u,. u“« -> ■ - -ex ni« of Barrv Co.. "** hwl tbd PnTU«° *” ■orOagw. be Snows II. ________ TO BINT—Two or three furnished or bon ablo to reals! mrythlnc bet ssUUary walls tell tatea of cruelty scarcely credibly We mw the piliar to which Bonivard waa chained for six years with a chain gm yard lung. There were thumlncrews and racks and one place where prisoners wm bung up by the feet tbeir heads coming against rough surface* which still .how the blood left there by the victims htadt. There was a barrow stair or ladder wbm prisoners were taken up to the Hail of Justice (?) and nearby was tns “•tone bed," a rough fiat expanse of rock wbrr> condemned victims were lied down to spend theh last night on earth. Next to this was the gallows, with a chute down which the sufferer knew his body would soon go to the lake. All the light whleh reached there grewsome boles came in through narrow alite in the wall, Jar abuvg the floor, and even could a prisoner main age to look out, he would see only the »ky. Above were the living rooms of the ducnl family and the chapel where tha pious and saintly dukes used* to worship. The ci la. del or tower, a place Gf last resort In tiiae otseige, was so arranged that the soldierg who were to defend it must climb up « long ladder, which was then removed by the captain, who was thus freed from all fear of being deserted by his troops. Thn whole Castle seemed to have been planned by a man who hated or d 1st mated every, body else in the world. Byron had Its grim walls In his mind when he wrote big “Prisoner of.ChUlon,". “Cbillon! thy prison Is a holy place. And tby sad fioor an altar-for Twas trod Until his very steps have left a trace. Worn, as if tby cold pavement were a sod By Bunlvard!—May Done those marks effacal For they appeal from tyranny to God.*1' A little way from Cblllon I parted with my companion and he started fur Geneva and'I up the Rhone valley toward Brieg, which lies at tl>e beginning of. the Simplon Pass. The road ran smoothly between the great mountains which bounded the Rhone and after almost a hundred miles ot un« interesting riding 1 reached Brieg about three p. m. yesterday. The Simplon Is the second of the great Alpine routes built by Napoleon 1 and in one of the most interesting of all the mountain highways from Its historical and scenic attributes. The other terminus is at Milan, iu Italy. At the summit about eighteen miles fronnBrelg is the Hospice, maintained for the benefit, of travelers and wgyfarert, by..n branch of the Brotherhood uf 8L Bernard, in the same manner as the more famous establishment at the top of the*St. Bernard'Pass. J was anxious’ to spend the night there if possible, and so felt as much like grumbling as ever when I woke up-this mo ruing and found my old enemy, the rain, was again upon me. 1 had walked up seven or eight miles of the ascent the day before, iyid felt pretty sure I coulu get to the top If thd rain would only allow iu At last 1 determined to puQh on. ••The shades of night were failinglast As through an Alpine village na-uM A youth who pushed with tnltht and main A wheel. Knd shouted through the rain. Try not-the r—SMbe old man said. Dark lowers the tempest overhead: Stpu and tn my hotel abide For thirteen fno'ea—A vote* replied "Oh stay, the maiden raid, and rest Thy weary head upon this breast. A rear stood In liln eyt> so blue. ’ And he hollered back as on be flew. Finally after a ten mile walk up bill through a steady rain, the youth reached the Hospice and found an old monk ready to minhter-to him.— and he needed min. isterlng. considerabFy. What he saw there 1 will tell you in my next and dot Ing letter. Yours truly'. Shirley W. Smith, It may be of interest to the many read, ers of the Bannkb to know the amount of rainfall during the crop growing reason of 1895 and contrast with 1896. The follow. Ing Is the amount of rainfall as reported by one of the Michigan correspondents to the U. S. department of agriculture for the crop growing „ year commencing at April and ending October 1, by monthai For 1895. “ *— April 1.80 Inches ITS June 1.54 July .68 Anguat 3.74 September 1.45 IM w.*o Total 11.94 Mark the contrast In Inereaae of John 'Mishler. Freeport, Alice J. Huntington. Bowne. P. G. Bennett. City, Elizabeth J. IronsWe. Peter Van Luster, Prairieville. George 8. Hooper. Dallas. Tex., H. Belle Stebbins. Hastings. Kirk P. Srtdaore, Chicago. Ills.. Carrie Bimtnoos, Johnstown, Jacob Shoup. Maule Grove. Emma Balch. Baltimore. Fred A. Ryerson; Citv. Charlotte R. Dodd, Chy. Herbert Whltlntr. Woodland, -Martha Trace. Woodland. Frank B Hormvby. Hastings, Ida B. Darting. Hastings, Gordon W. Flower, Prairieville, Ixtveua MeNineh, Prairieville. Charlie Boyles. Rlebland. 8usle L. Barry. Castleton. . Edgar A. Clark to Edward L. Hieks.wa, mb. L Johnstown. t2RX) ' Clarissa Price to Mabel C. Mathie ard al ceria M. MallettAte. sec. 20. C*«l>ton. .»i Sophia E kenQekt to Mills and Emcline PhR. Itos, pant-1 Bennett and Ken field s ad. City MB. Mills I'hlliiKs to Dennis Water,u, iajST Bennett and Keufields ad. City. glM). * Minnie Barnes to Fred H. and Bdllh KenlaM. *. »nt. in 3S a. we 17. Haatltura tiu , * IVatrtevlllr.SltW. James h. CltyrSrtlAlma I. Bush's ad. . -—-c---— ., k- **-- — - . - Mletoiw. u mtoftuuTlr. Wm. lass. �stings the DY"to±LVER FET,CH 1 | Banner. ------------------------ - ——————ChJcMKo B«iak«n> G«t Important News Thursday, Oct. 8, 1896. 1 Th® free sliver idea is making steady ^nd rapid progress toward the vmiiriijng point, which is oblivion. MARSHALL L. COOK.Kditor. fMK UASTIKOS, MIC-.. POHTOniCl, AVGUST 14. 1B79. EDITORIAL NOTE-> OUR TRADE INTERESTS. alstance. In declaring for the free coinage of ■ ilver independently of all other coun- j rim the Chicago convention in effect .eclared for. a different and lower aoney standard than that used by the rest commercial nations with which e trade. Trade aud commerce follow lie lines of least monetary resistance, ad out of total merchandise imports ad exports lost year pf $1,539,508,130 4y $163,893,827 was from single silver onda rd countries—less than 11 per ! > Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa and even Nebraska and Kansas have seen tne ^novement toward the white metal at Its height and have survived. They are fast getting back into their old solid, sound money condition. There is no longer any doubt of it. The free silver sentiment is subsiding, and with such pronounced downward motion that it .cannot be mistaken. The most conservative business men in Chicago, the bankers, have been hearjng this sort of thing far weeks. They refused to accept it as gospel truth THE LEADING TOPIC. An occasional substantial structure wu burned up, and once in awhile a hu;nan being was smothered. But the duration of such a fire is always shore. When H get* dowro to the ground and strikes rock-bottom facts it dire out. That is what seems to have happened ,to the free silver conflagration, which was goingto burn up the nation. Here and theren dead cottonwood, remaining standing beyond its time, is smoldering and smoking, but these are merely signs of what has taken place. The track of the fire is black, but ail-that is on the surface. The ground has simply been tJeared of a. Jot of useless matter, and the ashes arc a good fertiliser, which •will increase productiveness. The. information received by Chicago 1 bankers from the country tells thaVDH- Tbe following extracts are from • recent speech delivered by Curtly Gould, of Boston, in Cooper Union ball, New York: -Thirty-ttx year* ago when the na­ tion was upon the threshold of u great moral crisis. Abraham Lincoln, in '■ Cooper institute, urged the people io • •do nothing through passion or W tem­ • per. Sophistry,* be added, ‘can no more j create a* middle ground between right : and wrong than it can between the liv­ J ing and the dead.’ 1 "The United States Hands again upop. the threshold of a great moral crisis. ■ '■ It is prc»oaed that every debtor, that ] the United Suites itself, shall aban­ : don the honor and wisdom of civiliza­ tion for the low cunning of the savage. It Is proposed that we shall forever deprive the government of the United ; States of the trust and confidence, not' of foreign nations merely, but of our ; own citizens. It is proposed that we j »h*11 ■Windle thoee who hove trtuted i• the goTeromeatoulof bait their money. 1 note, Indiana and Wisconsin have been until every shadow of doubt had been swept away. The evidence now is so merely scorched. Iowa suffered a little ... m°"’ but recovered apeedlly. Out be. , strong they believe It. The Chicago banket, hear this thing foml 0x1 Mbe.ourl Heer there laaamoki from careful, thoroughgoing buaineaa ng but It 1. not dangerous, is all the more men like themselves, their country cor- /This rh*‘ information ------------ ------------ be­ 1 respondents throughout the west, who lievable because Ft is not accompanied S “ L b ^ Un ! rO ! I n ,1 ' n v uL come into contact with the voters. The bankers merely tell what they know. Even in our South; American trade, j country bankers all agree on it. The as quietly as they would in ordinary It.U proposed that'we .ball pay in «llfxmt which so much has been said, free silver w^ve which begun to sweep conversation. Chicago banker*, who1,1 ver where we have borrowed Id gold. ; □t of a total of $145,(4)3,055 only 6 per across the prairies early in the sum­ never have learned how to make en- i i •There is a fable of ancient Italy nL, $8,991,853, was with silver stand- ' pier undoubtedly lifted thousands of thusiaam-arousing stump speeches, rim- that tells bow fire and water and honor d countries, while 72 per cent, $105,-' yoters from their feet, but the crest of ply state the facts as they receive them. .started out together through the, 17,864, was with single gold standard fhe wave has passed over the heads, ■—Chicago Times-Herald. : world. . ' ' juntries, and $31.483338 was with bi- • and they are now sliding down graceful---------------------------etallic countries. 1 )y bn the other aide. । Fire said: 'If I am lost seek where . A M’KINLEY COLLEGE PIN. I i ye see smoke, for where smoke is there The pronounced subsidence of the sil­ Practically speaking, all bimetallic itmtries arc on a goltlbasis, their legal nder silver being exchangeable for jld, but the bimetallic trade is small. -t Europe serve as the example. While ! tieh less than half of its population , s the single gold standard, the foL ’ wing table shows our trade: Single Gold, Bimetallic. ngland ....! ....J546.2bS.701 IFrance ....JW6.729.6tf ernmny ... 173,£«7,81S Nbtherl K-rxnany 1 ds tf.lJM.3JK . 37.2H.»6 □atria .... -rtujral ... . 85,384,065 tfeden and ‘ u'ri’ir ■ Norway .. 7.183,928 Sjia: I iSjtf I 3.800.10 Gtc • 2,138.435! All < . 812,816 ; Rumania... 19.320. 222.741 - ---------------Total Total....... 9745,717,52t-1 aussia. slnsie silver standard, J9.533.244. 3 claFsify by 'standards, the total fAr- ver sentiment in the states mentioned tis especially important in a political pvay, because these have been called the! pivotal states of the campaign. It has .been conceded, even by the most radical democrats, that if these states, and Illi­ nois in particular, could be won for MejKinley he would be elected. The coun­ try bunkers who know whereof they ^speak are confident that all of them are safe for McKinley, and Illinois is the Aa^st of the bunch. When talk for l^-cr rose loud anj fierce after the re*; J> »hl icon declared । •jn commerce of the United States will .rprise many: GcL’i. Elnotalllc. Silver. . ■nrope .. .... .174 S.7! 7.520 KS6.223.741 9,'IB?.241 America Icp. 165.217.8S4 91.4*3.338 8.991.8&8 . America ........ J2.Wt.T2S 48.851,821 12.V2.3S) 584.742 . -stlndl’u 17.5n.£22 M.9S1.421 : L2C9.M4 MO.Ttf ‘ rlca 9.836314, Wanlca.. 12.634,0# |r 16.926.C61 ............ J............ “\jtals iF?l‘’,947.528 JWKfi/WS Unclasatiieu, J3.1S1.7W. ' Our trade and commerce ar©not only i "a gold basis.” but are on ?a single ;:ld "Mandard." To adopt silver monoetallism, which independent free coinwould surely produce here as it has crywhere elSft would be to" permit aropc tq fix the prlee ot our surplus □duets on n(gold batsfc. while ft could Young republicans in the American shall ye find fire? ■ “Water said: ‘If 1 am lost seek where colleger will soon have a campaign in­ signia of. their ye see green trees, for where verdure own. The Amer- 'Is there shall ye fi»nl water? “Honor said: ‘If I am lost, seek not > lean Ref)u bl icon J ! ,“L’e 1’’n*uc hafl at all. for when” honor once is lost it never can be found? • I adopted a design ”Tbe moral of that fable is true not which is sure to • * became popular of Italy nor of America only, but of among the stndenits anti alumni alb countries and of all times. Dis­ of the different college* through­ honor aud prosperity can uerer be out the country. The ubiquitous bound in wedlock. The deliberate be­ ____________button ____ __been diaenrd- trayal of trust is never twice success­ campaign has cd, and instead, a pin ndUir the ful. The swindler of to-day is the regulation pennant order has been bankrupt of-to-morrow. 1 •The free and unlimited coinage silver, at the ‘ratio of sixteen to one, UNPATRIOTIC, AND ABOMINABLE.' j i ! ■ ] 1 ■ ; ver on and below the surface of the earth, are to. be Ifl times as heavy as the gold dollar, though gold is m*tmere­ ly 16 times but more than 30 times as* nine it is a!r;-a<’< doing it. Butifitcan .istn'.n an unliiuit«*d amount coined at ;je same ratio, why can it notsustain it a plutocrat! Knife him! Knife himl* I- a ratio of three to one? Iu other . ords, why can it not strike froULgur ing! That might lie mj’solf, twenty yeauf hence, by •n cent piece the insirripilon, “one and thrift. the aid me” and make it ’’one dollar?” If its be practicable—and it seems to background win will pe be or bf , k .... , , oaupjcvi. The jhc uacagrouna •.e that the one is us practicable as the Hl.«ha<le will oor'.tier--is not the proposition of unlimjgold standard, and, again, when Wil■ - ,ed sixteen to one an extravagant .in<J .iia:n j. ]iryon w<w nominated for pres- respond with the different college col­ ors. Thus the pin for Yale will have ir,. most valuable jdent com* bn o frM -Uvej, plntfor.Ut the Chi. ’eless waste nf ofthe odity which the world* * has ever cugo bunkers could D^t believe all that blue background, for Harvard, crimson, and so on. Th letters A. R. C. L. will □own ? It appears t hat there are gredt .was told them about the force of the .* possibilities open to the advocates silver idea in the north and middle west in all coses be engraved ncaa the staff <’ the white metal that: even they have • Knowing so well what would be the re­ of the pin. The. word McKinley will run lengthwise. The design has been s yet conceived.—T. F. Rice. ’ sults of free coinage, they could not be­ mad© by Forrest Grant, of the Univer­ lieve that any great number of people Dearness Not the Goal. sity of Chicago, and was awarded by .would embrace the idea as a panacea competition. Mr. Edward J. Henning, The silver meh give away their case for all industrial, social and economic of the University of Wisconsin', who ■.hen they nay that free coinage will evils. They began to inquire. From has charge of the national college cam­ ■'.ttcrcase prices." The one universal the sources wfcere the encouraging in­ paign, has established headquaters of OBuui interest is cheapness!. The ideal formation comes now, their country tlie American .Republican College □edition would be odc wherein all dccorrespondents, they learned it was all league in Chicago at tlie Auditorium rable things were produced without too true that the little disk of white hotel, from which place this official . ay cost at all. Every advance toward metal had become a political- fetich. college pin and campaign literature will hat condition—that is to say, every Naturally, these same bankers have be supplied to all the college* of the bcapening of the neccssarie« of life—is been keeping their eyes on the silver United States, as soon as their institu­ . great gain for everybody. On the movement ever since. The transaction Jbrr hand, every increase in the price tions are opened. of business between the city and the ? the necessaries of life is a direct and country bankers has been carried on to POUTICAL DRIFT. Hevous hurt to the people. the accompaniment of questions and anCThero is more money per capita severs relating to politics. Such inter­ Umb Gold Dollar and the Silver Dollar.' course was perfectly .free and honest, in circulation than in 1873, and lower The value of every dollar earned by because the parties to H were all on the prices, which would take less to do he wage-earner and paid to the farmer same side of the question, the side of business with.—Cincinnati Commercial uder present conditions is 100 cents, j sound money. Tribune. , , , , The reports from the country, which With the unlimited coinage of silver were somewhat dispiriting in June and ,‘.t the ratio of sixteen to one the value July and through ptirtof August, began ••f the dollar would rink to the price of to take an encouraging step before the !ie ailver bullion iu com. containing first of September. Since then the hue 71% grains of pure silver, or about 51 of encouragement has deepened day by mta. day until it*has become nlmoat rosy. I This process of sounding the sent}­ * f ment of the west through the country " । banker has been exceedingly simple and j therefore reliable in results. Every t^The report that Bryan proposes to spend, some time later “outside the cneiny’s country" indicates that be is going to see how it works in Mexico,— Chicago Tribune. C^In North Dakota McKinley's ma­ jority is estimated nt 6,000. The dem­ ocrats of that state seem to concede that the state is pretty aa/ely repub­ lican.—Iowa State Register. EZ If free silver would irtnrt factories, . country banker has intimate business furnaces anti shops into activity, why ; reflations witli the farmers nt thissea- is it that their owners, practically to son of the year, and the farmers are a man, are opposed to the ct£ap riionty supposed to be the most vociferous sil- programme?—Chicago Journal. ’rove the merit of Hood's Harsaparllls—post- • ver men. The. country .banker is also EFThe people hove no money to come “ *"*• permanent —— Intimately associated with all others j Ure, perfect, Cures. to »oc me.” says Bryan. “Therefore T tares of scrofula hi severest forms, like w’ho are close to the former, the stock I must go to eve them?* That is true. goitre, swelled neck, running sores, hip buyer, the grata buyer, the horse peopi;. 1h who would spied money to go trader and the storekeeper. He “has ?um of Kalt Hhetnn, with In Intense itching every facility for getting nt the real very far to see Bryan nre notf. the kind that succeed in getting ahead.—Clee­ and burning, scald head, tetter, etc. sentiment of the voters who might, for land Leader. fun, if for no other reason, deceive the tions due to impure blood. CTUncie Richard Bland’s cheerful regular political' canvasser. After voice is also missing from the popocratie • pounding the voters all through the chorus. If these desertions continue, .Mississippi valley in this way, the coun­ it will be only a little while until the . try banker says there is no doubt of whole free silver outfit consists solely 7ures of CaUrrh by expelling the Impurities .the subsidence of the silver wave. of Mr. Bryan ^and Jake Coxey.—N. Y. which cause and sustain tlie dlseaw. Plausible suggestion set it in motion 'urea Of Nervousness by properly toning and ,and monetary enthusiasm has Iw-en the Mail and Express. ETo many people it is a startling famling the nerves upon pure blood. fpropelliDg force. Cool deliberation and -saros Of That Tired Feeling by restoring logic have acted on it as oil would oila proposition that Tex^s may go republic­ strength. Scad for book of cures by an this year. Texas given 300,000 .wind-troubled lake. democratic inajority. But^so has New The silvermovement has had many of York, and New York this year may go the characteristics of a prairie fire after -from 300,000 to 500,(M» for McKinley. At least Texas is considered good fight­ it was a spark. The wpark made a little ing ground this year. If the state’s .btaze. Wind did .the reat. The dead, dry stubble of thrasher-out and for­ electoral vote is not cast for McKinley, gotten theories fell in the way of the it is at least poarible to electa numUr Cures Hood’s Sarsaparilla Mm. The people of the United States know a good thing when they see it, and they won’t pay 10'cenls for other high grade tobaccos while thru can got eminent to the silver mine owners, not of the United States only, but of the world. Anything short of this would not In* unlimited coinage. ■ . ■ ‘The holder ot bar silver, moreover. ' ' is to have it coined by the goyersanrnt free of charge, ami the silver dollars which are thus to iu* Issued in quanti-. ties, limited only- by the amount of sil­ ; Why Not Ten-Cent Dollars? • • We all know that this country can . . istaln a limited amount of silver cur- ' acy at a ratio of sixteen to one, be- ' “Battle Ax” is popular all parties because of its rei£c rkably fine flavor, its high quality 2.. i the low price at which it 'is sold. means simply that the government abandons a!) control of any limitation of the amount of American silver cur­ rency. It means that any attempt b> the government to keep silver at a par with gold is to be abandoned. It trans fera the regulation of the amount of silver dollars .from the U^ted States f u* in our owiykgal tender silver I liars coined freely cut of 53 cents' >rth of bullion. Is this business? ________________________ The Popular Candidate ran all Parties fire and burst into flame, which gath- whid.' .talc that win be wewh striving for th.'. F>T.-Im Blate Begteter. vaiuqjd<* as silver. ‘The Chicago pint form further insists that these •dollars’ made thus from 3t> . cents’ worth of'silver shall be taken iu every debt, pu!>l>c and private, insteml of gold, and it forblds’any man Unmake a contract specifically phynblc in afiyother kind of money. ' "This is not bimetallism, it is silver monometallism, for It Is .a matter of . history that when one nation alone has coined two metals at a false ratio the better coin is boarded for speculation, while the baser coins only pass from hand to hand among the people. j”We have to-day three kindsof money * in the United States. The gold coin of the United States is worth what it claims to be worth, because whether as a coin or as a mere shapeless lump of metal, it is excbangnble for that amount In any spot in the world. "The jioper promise to pay of the United States, the ’greenback? is worth what it claims to be worth, because the United States redeems that promise on demand in gold. . •The national bank note is worth what it claims tolie worth, because it is . issued against a United States bond. ‘ancTthat United States bond is to-day payable in gold. The silver dollar and the silver cer­ tificate are received for their face value, not because the lump of silver in the di­ ver dollar Is worth 100 cents, but be­ cause their amount Is riot unilmlfed, but limited, and because by accepting ' this silver money Instead of gold for taxes and all government purposes the government is enabled to keeps certain limited amount of silver up to a parity with gold. * ‘‘Every piece o* currency in the hands of the American people to-day rest*; upon thia gold basis and buya what it does buy because It |H upon a gold basis. ! American legislation has made Amer | icon money acceptable for ita face value i whenever and wherever it is presented Already the mere threat of debasing il bu. KDl the American dollar to a di, count In Canada. We propoae in th, future that, there .hall be no dlreonnt’ on the .tamp of the United State, and that the money earned by Ute Anter:- I can citizen Khali lie worth enactly what I . it pretend, to be worth, not in tbi, I country merely, tut In every corner ol the habitable Klube. "It la claimed that the gold Hal, ol YOU WILL REALIZE THAT "THEY L1V WELL WHO LIVE CLgAl . '. IF YOU USE ' SAPOLK an* What is ... • . -a- - - CASTOR IA Practically Perfect Preparation For CHILDREN’S Complaints C-A-STO-Rl • onr currency has bronght .shout a de- | ’ nclt. There waa no deficit until th, ! Wilaon tariff bill reduced the retenne. ; below the expenditure,. With* roll ba.i, to our currency and a tariff sum. dent to ralae revenue for onr eitrtethea llO-TO-BAC'W’CURf we not only Incurred no defidt. but be­ tween 1S73 and ltde we paid off ll.oon,. 000.000 of onr national debt.” 5 '-IX .4 A U.;..'.'1 aS.* t-U 1 VW.. . .naranteed by \V. H. GOODYEAR, DniggisLj*- '? Our free ailver frlenda tell us that allver la juat aa good aa gold.' If ao, what barm result. Io anybody from allowing the creditor of the bonk or gvvernanrat tn make hi. choice of nwtala? Why, at ' atty rate, object to paying debt, in the kind ot metala borrowed? It a diver a period of drought- mon prefers silver to gold, either gov­ ernment or banker most pay II to him. and for all debt*, allitaxea. all oblige. t.*ODs due the wariAn. county or municipality, silver ik aow a Ml tenhurl -11 t_a__ , “ n. Ae*ar, full tuUi." In the beginning UK Brito I? atis-i- g. Banner Print �Hastings Banner. rnjojed the life here. In fact snntand b. fell !n,o .rUreu-ion of t£Xn?re Thursday, Oct. 8. .896, 1/t here, for a few day. „ lc,„. to "Meh he „„ ££ H *Ktt ’ "f frai"lnif your i care, and how fortunate ,he wa« i„ ! securing such rtillfm attendance in • he.country. I’erhapa-it i, a. welTtha? clre tendance upoi; the old man who live, i ; . [ tiom _ “It i* •. ;<ri?ing that Johnson de­ ; - it with so much mud on jjvenxi-t l.« the m‘uU." .11. "l^t me brush it off before you tr;. to embark. I’m amazed "Pcrha; ' th>‘ Taultis Col. Mendoza’s,” . she obteru-tl "He. used the boat this jnonjlng. 1 know." ' • ‘■Most of Cr- muss is out qf4he way now.” said I..; - ‘-isting her into the stem ihects mJ >et’ling myself at the oars; ••but I’ll KjH-ak to Johnson about it, anyuj. On# expects more neatness in on old man-of-war’s-man.” । ‘The colonel is far more likely to be ’ the guilty person," she objected, as I beat to tie oar# anti the boat gathered ' । headway. "Who’is he? Is he a mystery or a plain everyday body? Tell me about ”- ■■ ' * him." ' “‘We nwt him in Nice, and afterword •rv courteous, aDa in Paris. Hr was very courteous, nod rood friends aue.tand he became v’crv „ ---------------— ' ' P ’ He never told us much about himself, | but it was by his ail vice that we made the trip to Rio. and through letters he gave us iiur-.stay was made delightful. although thc[climate failed to help my aunt." paner . for ^"pectlon ,ort" risare.,/ bcfancy ’em." ‘ “And you don’t, eh "''Well r. D^" > you didn't hear her. Flattery ia djwu^ troua Hometimes, isn’t it?" “You should know better than I Shy laughed lightly. ' •*r‘ Johmton. “The ' Nothing but (root! was anld of you." cl“"r under .all. ril b. ahe went on. “Aunt dwelt upon your filed to show her any link. . M.CCCM with her. and your r£.,tar at­ ,nee<lsu>plek„p.'’ P "U ,h“ Really, we saw for he Marjcd otta and didn’t return And then he was v. ait ing for dinner. j.-r be find recollected mi izrmvnt, .whiclT must tol : , mury when, carried ....arc of meeting my away b? 1 .-.I h<-r invitation.” aunt, he Ar • xrul I,-idly. a.go<xl deal •*Tbat\ e w hole, to find Hint L the ktnmgey, who; no jjC-dU1'-’ ”teublt’ Iu; might have matter k1’-' hsseiifd my chances hx-u, wt'iild chat v th Dorothy. '‘Come, let \ fur a ....... •5\-f».for his flight by a U-c'.Hola- -.­ You’ll be comcruise in y* hade of :i parasol.** ' bank ah«" it with a •tump of , clmin.tln? P‘clctd “P the awhile. Lust evening he and au.u 1 talked for hours about their travels hta"‘h ’’’a" "Ud iU I-OP'-' She«Si ,_’r..ed to the . plan, and ,v .> were standing on the skiff, looking down at . ti.se nt critical inspec- h. h.LT r°~PSo It happened th.: hid™°?'hlnft o’ O,e Incident which fiBta, where 'there ™ewh’‘re on the ^cked it in whrn . “ mud« “nd “tr’ln. Here’s An»u. *C catDe Bboard And he sent » hS*/* llJs marks." ot our Uttla vciS'."'? !Oto “» >»» •ng. He accepted the invitation aft*. : a little hreitation. Honratly. ^d.‘° ,h' boil-, £ Patient J°hn*o» <i<“ “>•« hare laad^TZ ° Bb. 'o loan, how th. people rwUUUre^d then .he tatt.ted u^, hTX^^ fl Mie re. Emitted. eUred' Uu1t^d’s^L°< vh' P”p1' of th» Vinred Statfe. You ,hpuW h COOK BROS., Proprietor. < wtth ‘wiTi’ Bht ,o thc kno11' with which we were almost abreast bring distant from it hardly loo yards ‘She told bim what a hermit’exist-Mr enee Mr.—xr- T - -------------isn’t it?— seems to prefer... ” “Was he interested*.’" ; "Shall I tell you the plain truth? It may spoil the story." ■ "The truth always," said I. ■ !I “At firm he was interested, but very »oon he delicately managed to change the subject.” h “I don't blame him," I muttered, with n glance at the houre .bowing above th. scrubby trees. Her glance followed mine. “Dr Morris," she asked, after a pause, "is that!Mr. Lamar deaf? When I tried to rouse somebody in his house the other day. the place was as unre- .* sponsive as a tomb.” "The comparison is' excellent,” said I avoiding a direct answer to her query, as most men with an aversion to unnecessary falsehoods would hare avoided 1L "The servant is deaf, and her master is sometimes so self-ab­ sorbed that he is ever, worse off than she.” "What a wretched existence. Is his health altogether gone?*’ "He is more comfortable now than when he came’here.’' I knew that she was studying my face, but I kept my ryes averted. ,.T4 . . • ’,.’. 7 T.7” It »■ strange that in this gossip­ loving village so little is known of *“*” “One hears that he ta? "tired from the south; but that seems to be the limit of knowledge of his antecedents." , , "It is the accepted version," said I. ; "Really. I know little of his history be­ I ' fore he retained me.” j i Our craft was nearing the mouth of ! the tidal strejam. and a few more vig- ' urous strokes shut it out upon the ; smooth waters of the bay, hardly, rlp1 pled by the gentle breeze. To the. ’ north were two sloops crawling along. <in their way to the village. To the.' south and east curved the long tongue of land which formed the boundary of, the bay on two sides and sheltered it ’ from the ocean swell. Not more than 1mlf a mile from where we were, a cat­ boat lay nt anchor, with a solitary fig­ ure lolling over her side. The whole scene was full of the restfulnrss of tlie summer afternoon, and the spell of it stuk- wpo^ us, ns if we left'behind with the land Hs anxieties, sorrows aud fears. - For a tftne.tbc boat drifted on, । propelled more by a current uf the bay than by the occasional strokes of the onr. The girl was half reclining, trailing one of her- hdnds in the water “B« A i yea know be b gone?" Abe asked. and with the other toying with the handle of. her parasol, the shaft of • ti-ii with you in Brazil?" •' which rested on her shoulder. ’ We ’ ! >uic was there; and we were both day-drcafning. when a hail heard a -•■•'I deal of his plantations, came to .rou^e ns from our reveries. buthe of his time in Europe. Iiooking up.. I found Hint wc were close ■ We met -•:: -.-ward at Baden, but to the anchored cznft. and that Johnfailed n/i ■ ■ much of him, for business w-n, its occn;»ant. had given•«:• wanrfbg -1d him away a few days’ none too soon. In n moment wc were alongside the catboat, mid his hand had Hit to imagine that the caught the g-pr-wale of the skiff. '■in - t in. in his intimacy* •‘Halloo, Johnson!” said I. "what * nds, had been entirely ac­ sort of fishing are you doing here? ' ;r *rd for an elderly per­ il nbdiit her health. I felt Business or fun?" "Fuii mostly, sir," he answered, n to a pang of jealousy, pointing to a hhnd-linc hanging over •'■'I to.conceal my interest the side. “Nothing of a bigness to be caught here. How does the lady like n cti.rjous 1)101*1? to run qprr.Nx u admirer of trnns-Atlan- the boat?" "Very much Indeed." said Miss Gray. was it not?" "You’ll find she works easy, nin’mn,” "Our nu hig wa.B purely accidental. said he. J :!i'*hii)g in the restaurant of "We discovered a tot of dried mud on "ne of -j;,. >, »vis when he came in and n ‘‘Sik tin-1- lilt* next tu.-oura. We hardly the thwarts,**said 1. “You cun see some \ r- 'ipwiz?hhn at finlt; he had aged of it yet.” "The Ixirit was as clean ns a whistle ' ^l!'*J!l ‘ *aw him last. We were*5 ' ‘glif'il at, the meeting, and I think ’ yesterday^ Somebody must have been «nxi‘::Mid him as srell. He told tis that out in her ’tween then and now." , been traveling extensively in“ " I believe she waa in use this morn- " Beautiful Dolls FREE. Five beautiful doll,, lithographed on card­ board, eight inche, high. Can be cut out and put together by the children—no pasting. Each doll has two complete suits. Ameri­ can, French, Spanish, RuMrion, Chinese, Japanese, German, £wiss, Turkish and In­ dian costumes. AB parts being interchange­ able, many combinations can be made, affording endless amusement and instruc­ tion. A high-claas aeries of dolls, patented and manufactured for us exdnaively and not to be compared with the numerous cheap paper dolls on the market. . How To Get Them. «E»«ELl »OW.E CO.. SKMCVOE. «. »■ :h?i^ayb'"^--»-~ me *° many hour? of un- r*raonn*et] by the young people of the ... ■ ---- ■ —-e-----necessary perturbation. --------------------I1 village. .There were to lx? tableaux/ j<m«, meanwhile, hid been makina' recitations, music and dancing. a£d al-vj «'»dy proipne^. ,„J, whii, together a somewhat ambitious list of 1 taw him daily, there wu little need divertteement. Mrs. Loring had as­ of onr attendance. wc learned that sumed the responsibility of designing to leave the neighborhood ta the costumes, a duty which she was •OOI. on Ins removal could be attempted well fitted to perform, for she was with tafety, but he told u< nothiuc blessed with a keen eye for color ef­ further ot hi, |Uon«. I tried oceuio.- fects, and her travels had mode her a ally to lead him to epe^c of hi, reason® trustworthy source of information re­ for coming to Rodncytowu, but be wu> garding the details of the picture It reticent, and I had to be content with was proposed to present. There were rLC exPlanatJo« given by T^.^r no suggestions of invalidism in her ax Dorothy Gray came often to read t she bustled about on her congenial him, and he manifested much gnu tasks; th* busier she was, the greater tude for her kindness; but even todsT ■ her content. The fete was. to her a Blind, Bleeding and itching Pile*. A . he would say ne»t to nothing-of his mental aud physical tonic, more bene- druggists or by mail history gr his projects. * j fleial than any possible combination of Send Far Booklet. Banks' wrist tvns st ill weak, but hlJ chemicals. This __________ I realized,__________ but with W. H. HILL CO., Detroit, Mici recovery from lhe sprain had gone far f t,,e -Perverre pessimism brought about .enough to enable him to circulate in his ^y niy season of unrest, I feared that it old fashion among his patients, and my I result in opening her eyes to duties ash Is coadjutor were ended. He ! tlie truth that she mteded no physician, was beginning, thoufcb, to renew Lis ' 'An<1 "ben that discovery was made, discourses about his desire to secure u j lio'v ,onB’ would she and her niece tarrv AND RHEUMATISM CURED BY - ---------------j----------.. . partner and practically to retire, and iti , In that quiet neighborhood? ,i T'he weather about this time took a wok clear that he would soon make me-j ............... ” — uia . You can try before you buy. | turn for the worse; for 48 hours a a direct offer, ft was only fair that I ■ itanple bottle mailed FREE on rec«ir-ok'2eVtamrshould prepare to give a definite answer, dense fog hung over the coast. It Wm M tins paper. W. M.Hill Co., but I realized that my plans were even thinned somewhat by the third morn­ more unwilled .than ever. There was ing. The banks of mist were drifting a new disturbing element in the situa­ seaward when 1 plodded across ton tion. Could I but foretell what Dorothy plain to, 1 be house on the knoll. Lamar, Uluuioo & would answer‘were a certain question who wosawaitingmein toe.liring-room, TIME TABLE. put to her, then Dr. Banks might be appeared to be giving himself up to answered,' in turn, so soon os he chose idleness, for there were no books on the Central Standard Time. to speak. But what would the voung table at which he sat, and he seemed lady say.? ’ to be unusually willing to engage in des­ Stallone. After a little, he told i Yes, what would she say? Truly I ultory chat. was far from sanguine. I could find n<\ me that lie had been feeling far from reason for confidence, in spite of many well for some weeks, and that the de­ XOKTB. soulful efforts to discover on?. We were pressing .weather had’ aggravated his Chicago........... the best of friends; we were together trouble. To a stranger he would have looked 'VjJanukZQij Lv, daily, sometimes. for hours at a time; we read together, walked together, a sick man, but perhaps association £*st Cooper....... Rleblana Junct and .drove together. We had interests had blunted my perceptions in his case, --------------------- ? in common; in some lines of thought and his words surprised me. Assured­ Gull Lake (YorlcviUel our beliefs were akin. Such things ly he was no weaker than on the night Dresscy •••• If there j Milo......... were well enough in their way, but when he first enme to me. Dettan ..:. what ground of hope did they furnish? had been any change, it had been an Cloverdale improvement. The old air of the fu­ ■taultt....... Would not a blush, a sigh, have more meaning? Frequently I read disserta­ gitive had in great part disappeared, E1A8TING8. tions of the symptoms of the love mal­ though he still gave one the impression, •k>ate Grove. ady, but surely nowhere had I noted of continual vigilance. Woodland*... He described his symptoms with his good-fellowship set forth os a distin­ guishing mark of passion. Then, too, habitual deliberateness, closing the ac­ tieshw........ there was the difficulty of the bread- count with a statement that he believed Detroit.......... Grand Rapids and-butter problem. What business his heart, to be affected seriously, and had I to contemplate matrimony, with that hs desired me to examine him at once. ’ no well-defined idea how even one btaUom. “I am afraid, that you ore correct in mouth was to be filled, in the event of a break with the man who would remain your diagnosis," said I, when the task SOUTH. had been accomplished. ‘‘There is car­ roy paymaster do longer than suited his Chicago convenience? My savings would cut diac trouble. It is far advanced." "Its character?" but a poor figure on a war-chest for a “Valvular. I should like a consulta­ family campaign. ‘Beside*. the girl Grand Rapids Datrgtt-......... vas supposedly well-to-do, and certain­ tion at once.” "Of what advantage?" he asked, as ly was the heiress of her aunt, whose wnodbory ~ wealth appeared to be sufficient to en­ coolly as.if be were not discussing his Wbofiand.... able her to travel wherever she de- own death sentence. “The’ disease is (Josts Grove.. sired, and to pnytbe » iuc bills uuinof 01 high-priced nign-nncra mortal. Treatment cannot cure it.” GLASTXXQB.... “But. it may prolong life." I urged. “>■« charged with an appretftmiu......... ..... ■ . ; ... elation of the fact that their patients ‘'Besides, it is only fairness to yourself CT*yrd*>e.... to have an expert's opinion. Take my DR. HANDY’S PileCurc CURES NEURALGIA AR -THRO - PHON -1 - A j»e'p ’“Bh‘ ine"“- >» hereof He U a Mend of niy aunt's, hardly ol mine, though I'ro always found him i verj agreeable.” “And ettentlye?" I hazarded under the spur ot revived j«tlou.v. “Sc*-xe>y that." she said, quietly, though he was always mon kind to me. The epur went deeper. "Oh. of course," said I. rashly: "and he must have had euch delightful op­ portunities.** ' “He Is a charming man.” sire an «w,red, Wlti B rH1|k, which filled rae With mirery. I dare say alio read me ' easily, end waa quite iirefnretl to pro- j long the leaning hiui the ehaure been .' given her. But, looking over mv shoul­ der, my glance fell upon Lamar’s Bomber abode. The sight of it made me silent, and. sullenly nettling down to the oars, I gent the light craft mviftly on toward its mooring-place. xVni. It is possible. that men exist who, in the period succeeding the discovery that they have undergone the mental metamorphosis commonly styled fail­ ing in love, and preceding the critical moment when the object of adoration confesses her sentiments nf reciprocity or declares lhe wooing to have ueen in vain, maintain their clearness or under­ standing, their evenness of temper, and their soundness of judgment. It is conceivable, I admit, thateuch men live; but It has never been my lot to enjoy the privilege of acquaintance with one of them. I do not mean that when love | । T . .e K . TBD’.‘’? rtmhee out nnt. at nt the door; ilrwir- but hut I <16 <1A hold h>a1rl rushee that the new-comer is prone to exert, thrqjighout that period of storm and stress/, a semi-paralyzing influence over the old tenant, making him sadly untrustworthy at times when tj»e de­ mandi upon him ore greatest. There­ fore I regard myself as no exception to the general rule^—genexal, that is, so far as my observation goes—in having 1 followed irrational coufimm and l>ehaved erratically during three weeks or more of dissatisfaction, uncertainty, and, doubt. For one of them I made myself ■ ri^serable through jealousy of the man bp, “Pardon, but I must decline to do so. I ain content with your skill unaided. It is a confirmationof my own suspicion. The end is not so much; 1 have the warning—it Is all I desire." He was silent for a little, this strange being,,'his expression unchanged, his Dorothy/; aunt had been pleaded- to make her guest. Without a shadow of proof to support the fabric of specula­ tion I laboriously built up, I contrived to persuade myself that Ims was a rival.1 favored, of course, for his wealth and ]K>sition. Even from his liasty depar­ ture I gained lit tic com fori. The buga­ boo,* quo* installed, was not to be over­ thrown ln\ such a trifle. Full of gloomy, forebodings, I wsited for news that he would return, plotting, in qiy more cheerful intemtis, wild s-liemjcs for turning W" triumphant rcappefirt nce into a by-word and a mockery. Once I caught myself rending with vsist approval summaries of famous cases iin n text-book on toxicology. The vol­ ume had fam picked up hn|xhnzard,but its terse account of several noted mat­ ters caught my fnncey, am! I rcaxl on until some noise alxnit the house,,in-, terrupting my recreation, brought me to a realization of the ridicufousncss of the performance — for there wen1 still moments when I could understand that I was playing the fool. Perhaps, also, the plea might l>e entered that'at this time I was a victim of a recurrence of my old perplexities, recent events having serveil again to forte them Upon inc with even grqa,cr vividness than I । I 1 I । • : I • Sumi assi Wo woro tbo bort of frieado. would need to take nothing with them out of this world. It would not be pleastag to be classed as n fortunchu'nter. All the philosophy.available the sting that ,! would not remove f ’ o from ’ reproach. 'I Meditating tliyse things, T fell into ' habits entirely reprehensible from the i standpoint of everyday sanity. I sat' up late o* nights, 1 smoked more strong j tobacco than tins forxny good. Itook j self-control absolute.. When nt last he spoke there fcas no hint of emotion in his voice as he asked the question I dreaded to hcar. "How long may I. in reason, count upon ?” ' “I cannot tell you definitely." I an­ swered. “It may be a year, two years, three years; it m<iy be to-morrow. A shock, a—" ■ “I comprehend. But, undisturbed, what time <lb the odds favor?" "Six months.. But it is no more than the wildest guesswork."’ . Again there was a pause. Presently he asked: "You s|»kt> of a shock. Would it be of necessity , - .fatal? “No. No. Butlit Butlit would wot “ be the one chance? in ten if It ^ere not-." I knew my man weH enough; to understand that he de­ sired no evasions. “You spqak from the’ l»ook." he said, quietly; “but. in that I think you to moping and violent language.' On ; wrong. I rite the chance greater.” the who'e, it as fortunate that my "May yoU be in the right of it," 1 practice was limUcii—fortunrfte for' both me and my Bupposltliious patients, Whether nnylxxly guessed the character of my thoughts,- dr fathomed my ' moods; was a matter almost of indiffercnee. I told myself that the mask should always be worn in the presence of Mrs. Loring and 'her niece; as for the. others, their opinion did not count. As a matter <>f fact. I imagine that my with no vev concern in happen -, on<] suffered me to deport without ings in his own country, no long as they bearing a word bearing on her longdid not interfere with hir sources ol ojieriMhad aches and agonies. She had uiu DUK ' ■. One thing after another. ■ become acquainted with everybody /n revenue. r, occurred: to prevent a mention ; viUggw; nobody knew better than however, day of him. ’ - One , Lomnr wa- busy . gh6 the (rue inwardness of every piece experiments; the nex\ for ; o£ mild gcan(jBi retailed from one end with his expert menta^ e reason of hi* own, he cut short of n (o (be olher she km hand bi some reason talk; the next be was back .h h.R p|ove tfce ringleaders in it* social our i—’ Thus, before nn oppor-, M,d was the moving spirit laboratory. tnnitv wa» offered to t®d bit °^Hn an enterprise which prmniaed to tunity wus news it* ’w*1* nppeared to hare been: anything,of the Bort ever atin«t through stalear**. and, in th^end-.' Umpte<] |n Hodncytown. This was no ttreher topic, to* «* wh” raid; but he made no comment upon the hope tljns expressed. Soon after. having g:v.ch a few directions for his care of himdelf, aud having promised to have, a prrsfcriptlon for him made up । at oucr, I left him to hi:« thoughts, What they Were I could hardly imagine, ' but 1 hoped that among them was some • shadow of remorse nt .the remembrance ! of the |>oof devil whom he had. snf- seerct was known to all the women thereabouts, and jxyrhnps to some of the ’ Itafore. men. Banks now anil then cracked The .j«Tdou. fit was .«•!•■<> by a letter jokes at my cxjieuso oE a character which the lot. rl.t/or •amt from New which gave ground to believe that he York to Mra. Ix>ring. In It he exhad made a shrewd diagnosis of my preraed deep regret that circam.tance. malady. But, when all. is said ami would prevent Idm from completing done, the simple truth is that I ww hll ri.lt. Hu»lncta. he explained, called as nearly nt my wits’ end, even with him abroad, .nd before the mi»- the ghost of the colonel’s rivalry ex­ rive reached her he would be well on orcised, as probably half the adult hl. way IO Liverpool. I hf.rd the ueww moles of the nation would own them­ with a decent effort nt an appearance selves to have been on various occa­ of regret, and from that moment bad sions, would they but make confession. . more friendly Itnpretalon regarding | Mrs. Loring was unquestionably the the gallant colonel. __ _______________________ . . better for her life in the country. She i It had been my Intentton to .peak ot hcneif Dndcr the dbwlpllne him to Lamar, rather t*™”- °‘ h'’ of sn in„nd, thong*‘'the precaution Brazilian interr«ta. of which my client was entirely . unnecessary. ----------------Her appe­ might know .omcthlng, than became tite was excellent, her nerves were al­ nf hi. morning cruire about the eban- most forgotten, the daily record of her I nels of the mar.h or iho abrnpt iennln- symptoms was limited to an entry of ation of hl. itny. Mr., Ik»Hng . «c- a few' lines, in place of the pages ahc eount oi of w»c the w«v»~colonel-, manner count -— ---------- of life.•to- had covered at first. She often failed seated that be u.e*—*“ dlcatod that h« was * chronic tourisi, that I waa her physician, ' j wewlllreod iSwilolU ®r wv m ,.nd ttam tree for ravMrhtad, or U«<lrlBend only tbe beads U» avoid extra ti,i?°Ur '<“>* b« called a tctt “J mariner, no matter what hi, ot er «"«»=. "rrt. lotereclK.n^..- „ th' P»«r»n>n>n had'ft. i„ which youth, Mnien. of may land, tn fered ‘ to-lie ........................... lei plena for hours almost • nt his door. It was fate's irony that of these two men the one who then was close to death*, should now be far on the road to health, with the prospect of many years before him. while the other, who had rejoiced in his mis­ fortune, should find himself under a sentence which knew no chance of re­ prieve. . (TO UK CorriMCKX.) ' EXPECTANT b®, a,MOTHERS. iaSF “MOTHERS’ FRIEND” Cressey......... .............. GnU Lake (YoricvilleTT! KutDooper Lv.| Richland Junction...... j ■Stop on signal only. Agents must sign*' to the C'umjiany.wbo reserve the right to chantjbe time of »ucn trains without notice. No. 6. will wait at Woodbury for paueng*trai l No. 1 and Fneigh.’. No. 49 on D. L. & h R'v. > No. 6 will wait at Richland Junction until «> . below- leaving time of trsin<. so that Agent may have time to ebeck It properly: otherwisIt mav not go forward nntll next train. Ja«. H. DKWtxo. H. C. porrg*. L. HKRGBAiri Geu'l Manager. Gu*I P. & T A. Snp’«. Mexican Internatio'iil Railroad EAGLE ROUTH STANDARD GAUGE STEEL RAILS. THESHORT g DIRECT LINE ..^FROM... Detroit, Tpledo, Chicago, St Louis and Mil NORTHERN POINTS to all points Is the Interior of the MEXICAN REPUBLIC, ar < to the CITY of MEXICO and offers more attractions to the Right-oe* •r. tourist, or traveler than any other rente. Traversing a country unrivaled In scenery— ripe with Ancient History.—to the land of im Montezuma* and the Azteen. Pullman Palace Bullet Sleeper SAN ANTONIO TO MEXICO CITY D‘rect connections at San Antonio with ail tinea from the north and east. Rata CMfiaMMrttf I* Pita, fanrMfci. I I I I • I | i juffor from CKAMPN ar PAIN^wmquickly Dlleved nt xh« critical hour suflenn; but ittb -shf had no p«Uns afterward sud her For infonnaUonoaoerrnlng Mexico, Ticket* Time tables and particulars, ud the journey 1.> Mexico or intenaedlate point*, call upon or ad- W. G. NE1MYER, i'.RADITKLB REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Oa. SOLD H i ALL DRUGGISTS. C. K. DUNLAP, �—— ■ ASTiNGS Banner. :\ change and Board of Trade, of the Ottjr of Chicago. Thursday, Oct. 8, 1896, entUon. MARSHALL L. COOK,Editor. ■ In the first issue of the Herald ■MTKBED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER AT TXE HASTINGS, MIC-, POSTOFFICE, AVGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES Rational Republican Ticket. FOR PRESIDENT. William mc kinley, . of Ohio. the prices of all products, just no- ialways produces the . same fact with equal power upon the rock that rests factory one week ago Saturday to deliver upon the earth as upon hashes through the air. the meteor Now assuming that free coinage himself of a remedy for the restoration of confidence. Take the free coinage assumption ting down, instead of taking street gossip. outset that the price of labor ■ will be No one of the Company would have creased as the price of products viz; states, Cor. Monroe & Ottawa Sts. in­ increase. 1 IS ‘St 1 04H VS 73% 1 MH 1870 un 1RW :<:i a iS75 1F-6 D*77 UTTS 1«79 limo Ibhl Ml 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 304 MM 7«h 14 33*4 32 43% A Gift to Our Patrons:__ 764 37 S ■S’4 WM fog Grand Rapid& gS 51S 43M 4» jst MS a 47K Commenctf^ tofaorrw wc shall issue numbered with every one dollar pur, ki-. Calorsd brenCoixC. । over, he will understand that no factory will shut down unless compelled. Not and 50 per cent, more for labor Increase BIA, departmnt, holder to a chanct in r.,lr ,s .... machlm m.munn jf," h\a SIM lay lot, in the wai .n 1I t A-ir, RM s«N teuu«l our bicyrle MR IM7 WM HH won by Mrs. W a t a ' 1TM omlNo. «H 01 Wv 48 K3 Madioon aomo!. ,,n,i 0* 74M 1 OSli BTM MK tMny that it bon. ueef.,; "r’u~ 1 IB 00 1SV2 »fM mental fbr the hom<. li, 44M URS tsU' an elegant -XB H’ H')3IE~ 'r..„ ISM 31% UH #7i.OU. It u elegnn' i„ 1HU5 85% 7 may be relied upon as being absolutely correct, and parties who emnenienee and /lurabiit:,,' . The above table —,----------- T The Miej.an.M an., charge low prices, and all other calamities over to tbe “Crime of 1878” can study, this the bat grade of pl,: table to their advantage. They will discover that prices for many of the year* .since woodwork is a(l solid oak in 1878, have been higher than they Were before J873. wifleh mu at satisfy all honest finish. When doMCd th. the way minds, that tbe law of supply and demand is wbat governs the price, and not tbe down out all sides, and fully pr-d.-'-.t.,! .“Crime of 1873."- ■ dutt Be itUl - ,n‘d r'd di only Is the profit of manufacture lost; but there is tbe additional loss from salaries, 50 per cent, for felt boots/ ■ The same causes must Increase all manufactured tor CbtnmiMloner State I jin«l Office- atr°S‘- A unit Lt TEL F FREE OF CHARtiE, Nov. 30, 1896, interest, Insurance and other expenses that do not stop, and which. reach Into tbe goods to the same extent. Now let us look al the farmer Ifor Superintends Public Instruction— hundreds and thousands of dollars every month, varying with the size of the plant chanic the Herald mentions, and discuss their ability to buy felt boots, after Editor to get the operation of free coinage orders, and no other reason has ever been assigned by any member of the Company. Had the Herald Editor gone to the Com­ Bosco D. Dlx of Berrien. ' * J. E. Bnmuioud of HiilMlnle. and other materials used In making a case of felt boots. ■ If we,are compelled to pay 50 per cent, more for materials entering Into felt boots, matter large orders weeks was settled tbe Chicago Frank Merritt, of Charlotte. closed our factory in July In^ead ot Sep­ For RepreMintatlvc State Legislature— tember. The time covered by these weeks Is ordinarily good for order*. the law providing for the resumption of dollar has been as good as gold. We are unalterably opposed to every ■taut with the leading commercial nation* Uf the world, which we pledge ourselves -tan be obtained, tire existing gold standard h«r money, whether coin or paper at the present standard, the standard of the most wallghtencd nations of the earth. J. E. Barrell, of Hastings, and C. 8. Falmerlon, of Woodland, for Circuit Com­ missioners, are exceedingly well qualified ’County. See that their names are on your ticket. No man ever handled the funds of Barry Co. In better shape than Co. Treasurer J. Oldeon Hughes, the present that office. Incumbent of “One good term deserves an­ other?’ republicans Pomtoated M. F. Jordan, ot have Middleville, t man of large legal experience and one who will discharge the duties of his office An g manner satisfactory to all. doned for taking our experience and the SO per cent more fof what jobbers’ word in preference to Mr. Walk­ must pay 50 per cent more for labor, and ah forms of products that be buys, it is The jobbers, In onr ex­ our goods in anticipation of future order*. mu»|,be aiked. They frankly say they would do so now • z • . ■Every free silver voter assures the farm­ were it not for the prevailing business un­ er he is making no money now. Few farm­ certainty, due to agitation ot tbe sliver ers can complain of over-prosperity The Herald editor must admit democratic parly Year. with wheat hovering around 60 cents < bwBbel, they . totally ignore free trade %nd make the same roseate promises they <M four years ago by means of free silver. Will the fanners be doped again? Nit ’“That some may be rich shows that oth­ ers may become rich, and hence is just en- eseragwnent to industry and enterprise. . tAft not him who is homeless pull ttoe house of another, but Jet him down labor 'Olgeotly and build one for himself; thus, toy example, assuring that his own shall be watefroai violence when built.” “Abraham Lincoln.” ’Dur currency was all right up to 1892, the “democracy, Grover and clover" got In their deadly work three years ago. know their own business better than he. In support of their position, every jobber stroying home markets and tbe who has written or talked with members of our Co. on the subject asserts that,' in ducts could be sold to advantage. case of Bryan’s election, there has been wJ.ll be a eign markets In which the de­ for­ only farmers’ pro­ Now a new eleu^ent of destruction of business introduced by the latter-day severe panic. Mr. Bryan admitted there would be a panic In his Alton, la., address. saints of democracy, by proposing No doubt the jobbers of felt boots are a very obstihate^h&s of people, that having the experience of 'SS in mind, they still refuse to believe that a panic Is a good with the currency of Mexico and Japan. When one considers the doubt, uncertain­ to de­ base our currency by putting It on a level ty. distrust, disaster and panic that would follow such a change our. monetary In Therefore, while they standard, as its reduction from what Is to­ fully expect the election of McKinley and day 100 cents the world over to what will the triumph of sound money, they are act­ only buy 58 cents In any country on earth, thing for business. men, preparing for calamity in case it should come; as they believe it would with Bryan’s elec­ whether silver standard or gold, will he see that no good can come from it. No man of sense believes that our whole tion. They will not,, therefore, for the business, productive and Industrial forces present, and have not been for three could in a few days, or weeks, or months, months, buying felt boots of bur Company adjust themselves to this change* It would or any other excepCwhere they bad bona be the work of years. , Until -the adjust­ fide orders from retailers for them. They ment was made, this country would go assure us that when McKinley Is elected they will anticipate as usual. some the may business The consideration. pointing thing about through the evils which follow uncertain­ ty, distrust, and loss of confidence. situa­ Editor Walker’s remedy for the disap­ “confidence re­ All history teaches that tbe burden of - hard­ ship of such an adjustment falls on least able to bear it. And when those the what have justment is fully made, ad­ we? storer” is that all details are omitted, and Grant all that free sllverites claim and we we are asked to gulp down his unsupported statements which imply that free coinage have the farmer and laborer receiving an of silver 16 to 1 would enhance the prices for labor and products so that the farmer and mechanic could buy more boots of the retailer, who would therefore tbe jobber, and order from tbe jobber would make demands on us. then f Editor Walker’s confi­ advance of labor and its products, and pay­ ing as much of an As we look at it, we discover It is loaded at both ends, with a strong probability that the blamed thing will “bhst through in the middle.” \ ' Like causes produce like effects. upon, namely labor free they •I coin ellpplM. MIMTATE- MINTS. Glaring Inacenrpeli Never in tbe history qf Barry County has there been heard a more demagogic What about tbe debtoi? He must bis debts while tbe country Is in a pay condi­ tion of panic or semi-panlc' in adjusting Itself to new conditions. Does any one favorable one Can any one believe but for the debtor? that the evils of such a change would work far more harm than advantage to In our judgment what the farmer and We have patient respect those who, moved forsake party for deep convictions, by affiliations, and shake off party ties and advocate views in conformi­ ty to tlftlr own consciousness of what is We have ail tbe more right for respect any man, no matter to what political party bring hto legal attainments into action Sat­ urday, and make a profound disquisition upon the political Issues of tbe day. Be­ thing else xiau facte. not wy We do that Judge McGrath willfully and malic­ Is a iously lied, but we do say that If he who reads man as facte those keeps the papers stud track of everyday events, then things which stated lie Haye again and again deaie-l. and which and known, least should have doubt read. Judge been lie at has McGrath alone settle the truth of thto with himself. no can He started out with an appeal to pusion - and continued it all the way through his speech. his hearers be Circular, wherein the banks are supposed to make gains for themselves everybody else. If Judge ruiulng by ever McGrath reads the papers he has seen that circular denied time aud.time again. than More that he has seen a reward of J2000 offered to prove its authenticity, and this ought to be a reasonable fee even for an Ex-Justice Judge McGrath’s attainments. Mr. Prince Bismark silver. free has denied that he ever aald or wrote any sueh a thing, and be ought to know something about it, rather Bryan aaserts Judge McGrath said purpose of this investigation, allow the free silver claim as to tbe increase of wages, in proportion as products increased in price. . Let ua look now at tbe products bor. of la­ So far as moDey effects them, it will be a constant cause, operating so far as it does operate, upon all alike. In other words the effect of free coinage of silver could not operate of itself In such a way crease the price of cotton. ’8o tar u that islation opened tbe markets of 11 nations to American farm and manufactured ducts and enabled them to be sold pro­ there at an advantage over like from other nations. products Democratic legislation de­ stroyed the home market* and Look away these foreign markets, and that party la Dbw threatening the further evil of debas­ ing the currency: That to why confidence lower nr tilled <be price of wtanL Io nd silver. Wm. McKinley is now and al­ ways hu been in favor ot keeping every dollar of gold, Blhrer and paper, at a pari­ ty. Only one small portion of that speech was read, and by II the popocrato attempt to make Major McKin toy out as a silver tbe speeches of James G. Blaine and Zach Chandler, and attempted to make them out as Rilver men. We are surprised that so Intelllgant a man as Judge McGrath should libel the name of our martyred Preaident, Abraham Lincoln, by quoting the following: Its feet again, By M. Ln Cook, Sec’y, . Fifteen ,Mti experience with the Itaelf, the mbm ten, woaM make It rate ort, ot Birr, On. hire mule C. F. Brook, tborowhly finlltar with the Kerlller ot TVtetefa XT- —. i- .L■ . ? other wordpso far as free coinage was a cause at an It* operation in fixing prices better fitted for tbe place and there to no maa wbos .ae office, wmgd do more good. a little in In radical agitator Iowa, copyrighted May 10th pf that year, aud appear* now without explanation or credit” tn addition to this there Is a 40-inch All-wool Sackings, all-wool fancies. Novelties iiud Plain .ratings The usual 4Qc values at the ' —‘ yard . ' 25c ZftofAer lot iff imported Berges, fiocel- and ---- -----------------------------25c ties Fancy Suitings worth to 50c at the yard 42-inch illuminated homapuns,P, inrit I mjx>rted Berges, Elegant Xovtlties Heather Mixtures, worth Q*7 « to 75c, aithe yard 0/^2^ chance for judge McGrath to make 81000 ing misstatement when he Mid that Roths­ childs was at the toe coar.tty will t cdeavac t , . A grand ensemble of rich i^celti, fab­ Judge McGrath also made another glar­ Battle of Waterloo rics worth to fi5c and X5c, at the yard . Xn_ OoC in ceived the Idea that be was talking to a lot f moss backs and lunkheads when he made this statement, for isn’t there school boy of ten years of age a what but knows that the first line of telegraph ever built was built in this country a quarter of a century after the battle of Waterloo was ended. descent Buliintp. IllumitinUd Mixture* Novelty Bourett- v, Fauay Jb>tides Rough Edicts. M'dtair Hrvt hrs "ixjfrh ~' l ____ ..................... HbCheviots, Faw-y Tweeds. " ’ riot were purchojt^d j ’ ” ’ with " tic- intention <f sellingj to ft.jfi. , at the y (Jc yard • . ................ A u -Immense, gnthf <dn-i/ rtf hi Prm Stuffs in........................ <ejihbiindivn coloring^, worth--- -----------------------t>f'. - Take these statements out of Judge Mc­ Grath’s speech, and his enlargements up­ on them, and there was noshing to it. did not, he dare not, go ln‘o the He history French Pattern Robes all history is against him. It is jurt such demagogic appeals to the passions of men that breed auareliy and disorder, and we are surprised that such should fall from the lips of a man who has ladiviilihi! ite»igua FfZte) M (St bring* them douin t» th* Drots pattern at *< I $9.98 occupied so exalted a place of ho.ior. Without argument, without offering any remedy for existing conditions, ceeded on the guerrilla plan pro­ he and did not come out in tbe open. Selecting that which was false he attempted to kill the president, and the respected party leader* in the Old World and the New. Under the name of Patriotism and Justice, two vir­ should at tues which his former position least teach him to respect, bef gave utter- anee to a speech evidently calculated to deceive those easily duped, and pre)0dice the minds of aU wbo want to be fair. The effect of sueh a speech,from sueh a aourec, can only be coapared to a snake deadly Silks. Thin dciartmmf ! ’« (frond Rapids, trill l>/ ddi •’J, this week because ,f the 1"^ ;rfr‘W/V inuwtaiivn shipment. J f, v' i'111-. run merrily along thus: at ■■ •«< M theyartl. wore rMncied I ' / $1.50 a yard, (hity undir Ute eunstances to &r/x -t rticAi gatherings *f Eov-tly m prices. A few mart txarn, 4 ’ «<' ■“ tUr dex appKmble tb f hf- rest . Changeable Burah* Per yard in-ineh all Kilk Batin Ptiel^ J-JQC •' !"-I 59c Per yard . f7 inch aU-Bilk black Tcfftu 75c that lies coiled in the gras* ready to spring at any moment and thrust fangs when least expected. warmalevolent, it was Per yard Striped Brocades, Its poisoned Perran . __________ -------------yard That speech .^arth worth lt.75 $1.75 per ]M!r yard vicious in effect because It waa built upon falsehood. Sam'l.C. Ritchie, of Yankee Spring*, «T (JQ ~ ' ?5c “ ' ' ' KlnU ' •* PrtnM fpr faaittJ th. nrrll latr>t,]*r yard Cardyray.fnr Wauh. H'MI ami >ar- row Wales. will make one of the moat capable of of­ ficer* and Is worthy of the votes of the people for Sheriff. M,ron Wing I, , f,rroer. J, t.nrcra Black Goods oomplalti beanM ot Uck ot rapruentatkm In laming lira, now ten U>, prirUeg, ot Fifumi BrilUantinra l‘tr yards. M4neh all wool Jaeqnard 3." afire. Valwpar yard ye-bwh all-wool Beryt r-dm Peryard »■ nah IbardeMte rep­ farm products and mineral prod octa. pamphlet printed by a man, just the same as the Journal garbled Is lacking, and will be until McKinley and Hastings Wool Boot Co., ftaelf raise the price of tobacco aud quote a speech ever made by Wm. McKin­ ley that, taken as a wfcMs, waa for free a republican congress put the country on It first obtained circulation 1888. to truth, and libel the. memory ota martyred hay. rye and several other farm products than, leave It to the Intuition of any ex­ by putting a tariff on them; and by mak­ member of the Supreme Court of Michi­ so. ing America tbe best market to sell in, and gan. A speech ot William McKinley made in In that many words Saturday, and free reserving It for Americans, It Increased coinage advocates appeal for labor votes prices for all the farmer and laborer had Toledo was quoted. We defy Judge Mc­ on that proposition. So wo can, fur tbe to sell. More than that, the republican leg­ Grath, or any member of bls party to the same thing. “Its origin appears to date back of money a* Roswell G. Horr did, because To iufiame the minds of the price of labor in proportion as it raise* the price of products. and never 50piect% of Fancy Wool Chech Sailings ing an Ex-Justice of the Supreme Court of 1815 and as soon as it was known that arrived by erpres.- yesterday and irrrt bought to ifat and • H this great state It was expected that be JNapoleon was defeated, he (Rothschild*) at the yard / UC would confine himself to the lofty, digni­ “telegraphed the result to fate brokers etc, This arunei Collect ion efjiti/h 'jriuie fied plane of argument and above .every­ etc.” Judge McGrath must have con­ NottUies, new changeable ytc-rx. Iri­ tbe United States in favor ot sugar, tea and coffee by putting them on the freelist and better prices for wool, He says ”Tbe great Presi­ dent never said it or wrote it, immortal Lincoln. Ek- an corresponding Increase in what they must raise tbe above quotation as “A bold, unblush­ and as sueh it was expected that he yroeld He is also coinage of will Lin­ President waa Justice of the Supreme Court of Michigan, Grath is a democrat Prince Bismark wm quoted, as favoring cheap Nicolay The grandest ralues ner tThibited.. high clots norritus, rawnter-w’t.ren more, a* the North American Review of- Mohairs, Plaids. Checks, Hough Ef­ fects, 40-iueh flat Brrgtsanil wont of fere thatiamoMUt to auyone who can prove Fabrics worth in th- regular to,4Q„ the authenticity of this quotation from the ffl.on at the yard *+QC he may belong, If be brings forth argu­ ment to substantiate his views. Judge tbe immediate and Independent action of gave That’s why ice have provided extra sel­ ling space and salexj^vple. unhesitatiii'jly aud every visitor will coln'* private Secretary, and is also his bear us out, that this is the m^t mar­ biographer, and Is better acquainted with velous sale if Dress Goods and tiiliu Abraham Lincoln and what he wrote and ever witnessed in quality, quantity aud price. spoke than any other man except the Pres­ All-wool 38-inch Tricots, all new colorident himself. He (Nicolay) pronounced 10c John G. said or wrote anything that could be dis­ torted to resemble K. He further aayt: urday. prices for what they have to sell without a Republican legislation cur­ Grath, of Detroit, at the fair ground Sat­ mechanic want is something that will raise buy. the classes, laboring ing forgery.”: of the Supreme Court, and a man of even laborer, farmer and manufact urer? at this policy as especi­ appeal to the prejudices and passions of all people, than that uttered by Judge Mc­ quoted, as authentic, the “Hazard” Bank than now. be auly thing to complain of being a big erphai In the United States Treasury.thy agitate the currency question, and MO GRATH'8 JUDGE of and the products labor, by the one cause, on all advance have to buy—In other words no better off believe such a condition a sert that free coinage of silver the since the probability at least that the jobbers io talk tariff this year. >our years ago but panic year of *93, have never tailed to buy the in silver. With all confidence Mr. Walker will as­ promised farmers prosperity and 91.25 a baahel for wheat through free trade. This sells, be evident that he cannot buy more felt boots, paying the advance that we have shown weeks Was tils omission to say anything about the tariff. Democrats don’t seem to like Why? We Insist upon rency." as formerly, paying the 50 per cent, ad­ orders for felt boots in tbe ten weeks,. As to “confidence" so far as it relate^M^ vance. our business, we think we may be par­ < Ar to tbe farmer. If be shall receive Here we have two things to be operated ‘One of tbe most notable omissions of Judge McGrath in his speech Saturday, par with, and redeemable In such coin. kept ally necessary for the protection of the farmers and Let us look at the In be first and most defenseless victims of unstable money and fluctuating to dence restorer. For Prosecutor not Increased We demand that all paper currency shall be cannot afford to buy.as many felt boots claim Dr. Sackett, of Prairieville, and Dr. Bnyder, of Hastings, for Coroners, are well known as physicians all over the If his wages are the payment of debts. then a wrong has been done to him, and tion in which we find our for this work. now. of the two metals and the equal power of any dollar at all times in the market and iu what ing like sensible business . parity.with gold, and we favor all mean *toa designed to maintain inviolably the safeguards of legislation as shall insure the* maintenance of the parity bow herein buy any more felt boots than usual liberal question. bUR FINANCIAL PLANK. ten We draw their own conclusions as perience, except for a few Dr. J. W, SacMett. ot Prairieville and Dr. Snyder, of Hasting*. and exchangeable value, or be adjusted by international agreement, or by such will let our editorial friend and tbe public er’s statements. LWB. Cobb, of Rutland. For Circuit Court Commissioners— J. *9. Barrell, of Hastings aud 0. 8. Pal- per Dress Goods Department The Dress Goods things ,f this dore Atroe reached a point where many o u ^r merchant would *Un.. Hut progress marks the merchandising at man s. _ If the great stadui <f Fabrics for which we pla^-d importation orden had arrlccil hm over a ,nonth ago when due the very fact that theyw.uld not have been lowered in price like this is a Imson enough for, yuUr buying now at these prices. A sab rei.rtsenl. ingalosyof thousand* uf ddlars a loss that falls on importer* trho vm /oreed toau/rVIce heavily in order to right the loss incurred b- tw by the late ma iderful retail . “But the dollar unit of coinage of both metals mast be of equal intrinsic , Now if the laborer gets 50 per cent, more wages but must psy 50 proportion as prices for products increased, caused the stopping of the •or Treasurer— <J.G. Hughes, of Barry. For Register of Deeds— C. If. Brooks, of Hastings. For Prosecuting Attorney— ' M. F. Jordan, of Middleville. ForO»unty Surveyor— silver advo­ cates, as products advance—in this case 50 per cent MH » R‘% HASTINGS JOURNAL FOR SOUND ■ MONEY IN 1892. in The laborer gets as much increase wages, according to all free Ml and me­ have, cent, more for all products be buys, we cannot see how be will be advantaged, nor would we as well, it roust follow that our prices must RIH 70 {ahu . "J Walker’s price restorer has been applied. ten convention we did not receive orders enough to run us ten days; and but for previous per the that free silver would control Bam'l. C. Ritchie, of Yankee Springs. per 50 products, having turned a succeeding the time when It COUNTY TICKET. •or Senator— ’ with then the Wool Boot Co. must pay. 50 had boot and volume of its business. As a matter of fact, for the F'bfCongress, 4th District—. that if prices of products advance eeqt. more for the wool, the coal, the box­ ing, oils, scap, twine, webbing, leather felt If Editor Walker will think the For Attorney General- It will nbt be difficult for any one who will reason over the matter to conclude learned that, not a single seven other factories wheel since that time. Georjo,A. Steel of Clinton. ‘ pany for Information, he would also have 20th not made in Hastings, not one of Washington Gardner of Calhoun. theo­ ries there, cent, and labor advances been made In the United States since July For Secretary of State— ■i the at We will examine the case of felt boots, “Tbe evil effects of tariff and lack of con­ fidence.” The fact is that the wool boot factory closed down because of lack of STATE TICKET. ) ad­ rectors ot xbe Co. as tb the reason for shut­ as­ HlKir M Lowest that vances farm and mineral products 50 per cent, let us look at manufactured products. Had Editor Walker desired to present facte, he would have enquired of the di­ Wheat Highest as gravity effect, acting that tbe Hasting* Wool Boot Co. closed its signed tbe reason the Herald FOR VICE PRESIDENT, G ARRET A. HOBART, of New Jersey. we tloe Editor Walker makes use ot the At , „ Mohair aad wool P<" MUm. 75e mlue. per yard ec-lnch Silhflnieh Bmrwtta flM mlue; l>rr yard 15c 29c 25c 42c 50c 59c . �Th. .nten.lnnent Elren In thc openi Hasting* Banner Thursday, Oct. 8, (896. PERSONAL MENTION. very fine. Tur rendition ot buni m thB( wmW •nd tn«fea] dwlred. .nd her her beauty baul, and .nd natural n.tu.,1 charm .b.rtn of manner added much. — The barpl.t. „„ cue ot the beat erer heard !?"* Pred P‘Aw >• I" Albloz thia trwk. “'fc *>er betrot^T™ “ E*lm “«** SaX*" TulX’0'0'"“'’’‘'1'' ™,n ““ Clartmee Phillips C1„Moe Anio|d Farmers! vn“rsXT‘ ALW'b" WOT*‘ J00n, ’-has. Gundry, tbe three eated tor robbing Leo Sam. th. Chu«M iaundrymau, ot WM one work ago Sooday night, bad their examination before bailee Riker Monday and Tueoday, but u there was not enough evidence agalnat •If vo i haven’t'? good rect?pt for , condition powCttSpt dirs |f your own. take my ’advice and use 4 paws. 20 cv its a pound or 4 lbs. fof 5 : cents. . Manufacmyself.! I •tufee! only c ' by ' :t is the best pow­ der; If you have a m: ;f t for powders or for n_- ielse it anvdi Fi.. t-’*- let me-fill •. fod y.:<L I will warrant the pure and that the 'drags pri’t-s are right. 'here to warrant held, they their being were discharged and the caaedlaoontlnned. ills with great pleasure that we learn of tbe eelectlon, by the republicans, otour friend, B. IV. Moore ot the Battle Creek Journal, tor the legislature. Mr. Moore Bryan will Jennings round the Tickets trip. 81.00; Shultz and Cloverdale, 76c; Mltat and Milo. S5e; ttesaey and Richland June- Mrs. l^onard K. was Powers Tuesday very afternoon, lire occasion being her 76tb birthday. farm bad driven to her She Irving with In Mrs. Willard Hayes, and on returning In the afternoon, waa sent tor by her daogh- ter Mrs. Edward Powers, to come over to her bouse, where tbe ladles were bled. visiting her mother Mrs. Geo. Reed. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Carroll, ot Wlreonsln, are visiting her slater. Mrs. A. D. Cook. Mr. and Mrs.’ Eugene Darla, ot Grand Rapids. Spent Sunday pt J. c. Wardell's. |/>sear Schumann, now with the Char- tlon, 35c. pleasantly surprised assem­ It waa a complete surprise, and a most enjoyable time waa had by all con- Furni­ ^Tbat the nature of a\ oath is fully ap. Miss Lena Fuller bas gone to Ypsilanti predated by “a heathen Chinese” was proved by Lee Sam. the laundryman. who The eosiiiv ami trimmings of the city bank block are being painted. was robbed of 8262 a week ago Sunday At the examination Tuesday the night. counsel In order to find out If be appreciated Head McCoy Furniture Co. Cost sale adv’t. on this page, and be benefitted by tbe great Inducement the nature of an oath, asked him “if he knew what would become of him should he tell a He.” The Chinaman promptly an­ artificial) N. T. Parker is having an swered •• Yes. mt go to be 1 lee, and have stone walk laid'on tbe south side of big/ belief hot tlmee.") Counsel was fully sat­ hotel and adjoining property. • isfied that Lee Sam knew tbe qualities of The ladies whist club held tbeir first 4n oath, but It was a long time before meeting for the winter at the home vl quiet could be restored. Mrs. H. A. Barber yesterday afternoon,' Valent hi e Liens Is making SUe Republican, spent Sunday In tbe city) Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Lillie, ot Cadillac, candidate for senator from this district, was In the city this week. Misses Tillie Lamb, of Kalamazoo, and About four o'clock Sunday extensive afternoon smoke was discovered issuing from tbe Mrs. Clement Smith, who was seriously ill last week, left for the Battle Creek San­ few weeks. Clinton Phelps, formerly of this city, but now of Indiana, here. T.’ U‘ next- Tue«J>y afternoon at ktoO in Supervisors room st Court House. An attractive programme. Usual rerelcea at Pre.byterlao church. Holy Communion at close of morning serY. F. S. C. E. in tbe evening at 6.' Ser­ vice at 7. Plei»e note alteration in time. Archie McCoy Furniture Co ' rears In the regular army. much better at this writing. Miss Alta Richattls, who has been at her brothers R. B. mer, leaves this week for Baraboo. WIs., thence to Minneapolis to spend the winter on tbe Inside. progress Sterling, Crawford A Co., on south side of almost totally wrecked. Tbe stock was We understand that tbe'origln of tbe fire was a jnystery. Main stnvt. . Pontiac Chief is doing good work this fall. Last week be took, tint money Id broke the Hie free-for-all at Burling and track recuni. Since the fair, all the small boys in tbe Mrs. Frtiuk Ickes and Mrs. Spary Phil­ lip; were ihr6wn from a buggy Thursday, the ct-rft‘T!)vy were driving ance. Henry Osborn's stock of goods come ftiscfrcv Mrs. Ickes’ ankle was sprained (nite severeli. . •• i ' In work of the fire boys is The especially to be commended, as It was due to their hard work that the fire was kept from spread­ ing. Miss Retta Kempton, who gives a re-? ening, Oct. 13. is forming a class In elocu­ tion in this city. Mias Kempton is a this graduate of the celebrated Mrs. millin­ training school, which has branches al return Feifchuer* will week uitti,al! th.« latest styles loss bas been adjusted satisfactorily. be-, cital at the’M. E. church next Tuesday ev­ having ery, D«h;oI if it to attend bet opening. l*?inuibj Turt lay. Odt. 13dj, and con­ tinuing lire * London. Eng», and Nobles Detroit. Mich., and was for several years the teacher j>f elo­ cution ra Hillsdale college, beside devot­ ing much time to private instruction. Two ’ Sllrer 11m Is. Fred Parker’s fast little pirer won s leund inonqy last week In the free-for-all: t they Chariotte fair, making years ago she was compelled to give up all Cleveland $ who won irst, go at a 2.1"J{ .dip. Is prepared to take a limited number of Ev President Ilarriaon has written a noteworthy articjc on the silver question for the 0<’*i*bt>r ;iimiib<*r,ot the Forum. It to of K'ttt ablest contributions to the diwuMimj j !-r ntade. I An ar-tjn- wIM of Major McKln- friend by [her and towns­ woman. Mrs. Man K. Hartzell, will ap­ pear In tbe next Admbenof Harper’s Bazar. #tt»mptiniod by Mrs. McKinley’s portrait. I'iu sAt.E—Ellison phonograph, ‘ with cctnplete outfii for giving first class enterta'ntnenbiOf vveay description. The ma­ chine pays tor if-a-lf in a very short Best cash oiler takes h. , time. , C. 8. Gbiosbt. Miss Ketia Kempton, of Hillsdale Col­ lect win Kive an elocutionary entertain- nientacthe Metbixiht church next Tuea- evening On. p8th, under the auspices of the Ep wurih League. MIm Kempton cemes vpry highlf recommended by those who have h- ard tjer in other places. ' Young men looking for the latest thing In foot wear will always find what they de­ sire at the Red Ftmn Shoe Store. Messrs Woolley dfBmnicm appreciate the fact that the young ui«*n of Hastings want their ftot wear to be up-to date ’hvaya have on |iand them. and wliat -i strive you to Great closing out sale limited to SOdaya A’dgnees closing out sale al less than cost f’f the entire J. c. Farrell ' Fnrnbhing goods stock. Clothing A Call work on account-of 111 health. at once *^lle the bt-j.1 bargains ate there. Having recovered her stfenght Ina measure, she private pupils. This Is a rare opportun­ ity to secure competent instruction in this line. Miss Kempton has room.* at Mrs. Rose Colgrove’s, corner Broadway and Green streets. Announeeiuent, Feeling that-there Is a misapprehension as to the amount of time consumed in the discharge of the duties of the office of Supreme chancellor and my alrsencw from the city I desire lo say to my clients and tbe pat ron» of my office that upon my re­ turn from the West, October 25th. 1 shall be at my office during the entire months of November, December, and January. The work will go on a<in the past. Dur­ ing tbe months of February. May, and June I shall of necessity be absent most of tbe time. P. T. Colokove. Wotpem Club. The first meeting of tbe Womens Clnb Friday was marked by a large attendance. Owing to the Illness of the president Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Geneva Hayes presided. The president’s annual address was read by Mrs. Belle W. Cook. It was a most able and valuable paper. A ve*y interest­ ing report of the mid-summer meeting of the state federation at Bay View was giv­ en by the delegate Mrs. Binnle M. Sweenew-----------------members were voted in. zey. -Five -------------■ -----*- with The Club begins its years work excellent prospects and the program gives general satisfaction. want. ■ Richard's this sum­ Dates for tbe Club Lecture Course are now arranged and are as follows: Nov. 17. tbe course opens with a lecture, sub­ ject, “A Woman’s Inheritance,” by Rev. Lnuls-Albert Banks, D. D., of Brooklyn. N. Y. Dr. Banks Is a great preacher aud a great lecturer. Is pashrr of the largest Methodist church in tbe world, and is said io handle the theme of this lecture with a rare combination .of wit and com­ mon sense, which delights his audience. Bcmnber 7th, “David Garrick, ’’ a dra­ matic entertainment by Leland T. Pow­ ers, the great Im persona ter, who has no superior In his art before the American public. January 13th. “The Man of Gali­ lee.” a lecture by Hon. Geo. II. Wendling, of Washington. D. C. This lecture to­ gether with another. "Saul of Tarsus” has given Hr. Wendling a national reputation as a profound and polished orator. Jan­ uary 27tb. a concert by the Boston Temple Quintette, the very best of its kind offered by Redpath agency, consisting of a fine pianist, a reader of celebrity, aud the'gen­ tlemen composing the quartette. The course will close on Match 12th, with -Jflhn and Jonathan.” a lecture by Rob­ ert Nourse, who so delighted liis audiences nt tlie opening of-»ast winters course. The objetLof this lecture is to show the truereisltoiis easting between- England and tlfe United State*, which the lecturer treats In his own Irrrohtably entertaining maiuhw. Tickets will be of the same price ns last year. SI.50 for course tickets, 81.00 for students tickets; and 50 cents single adtnterion, with ten cents in addi­ tion for reserved seats, to be reserved be­ fore each entertainment. It was only by the most careful canvas and a great amount of labor on the part of members of the Woman’s Club, together with the gen­ erosity of the city press, and Hie entire almence of complimentary tickets, that the nn.rre «•> m«d<- • On«ncl,l sorerre l«.l TruMIrikln <h» wtl1 *IH| ’>>1111, ol Hi. Ildlra w »!>' nrerent roorre th. unre « numlH-rot public .olrlted cltlren. h.ve bw-uure our guurantre tor the Drift- or tbe course, which Is » HUIe more thin thst ot lust rest. Too excellence ot Iret yesre course sod tire ability lo prom­ Ire thsl lhl» l» e'lusily •» good It not bel­ ter. leads the ledlea to hope Ihst In spite ot the bard times, and the Interests ot the campaign, they may hod a ready aalo for the two hundred cours« tickets, and the uny atudenu Uckel. wb!eh the, fa.1 Obliged to mH before November 17lb. Will th AW who enjoyed last years course, pleas’ ire ready to buy their tickets when called upon? TO------ Call of.s.teialsl.'o. Wayland. Mich.. Oct S.-Qulle a wmaa- xw’T^'wK fires tour miles southeast ot this wHIwgre-. Monday, night Mr,. Chapman loti the ? „ -Uhnnl airing a word lo anyone .“d «»er«b«.u b.«e be» abater, Tetcuen , The next teacber’a examination will be Luting suicide l.utj. js.reh o^nrigto held at Haaitok*, </cL 15-10. in tbe court­ “«>ry looked after bhn « a cat would a ®ouse. ' \j room. FfX)BA j. HBADI.B. Commissioner. We have greatly improved our. line of Ladies* and Children’s Shoes' this season, __ ,___ and are now in a position to challenge all competitors to meet us and compare style, quality and prices. See L. E. STAUFFER.— re Those New Things In Gentleman’s Shoes. CHAS. [HATTON, BOX CALF SELLING AGENT In the Pointed toe Or the new Opera Toe The GiobcTaiiorina Go. Cl NCINNAT1 O. At The Red Front Shoe Store. Woolley & gronsorr. Makers’ol Finest Clothes In AmericaReliable Cloth. First Claw Quality Trim mines. High CfaM OFFICE OVER DITY BANK, Hastings, Mich. ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION. Mens Suits, $5 Heavy Winter Suits cut from J8, Jio, and Mi2. Mens Pants, $1,65 A heaVy Kersey warranted to wear ..and not rip. Boys Suits, $2.00 Fine alj-wool goods, only a few more to close out. Boys Pants, 25 cts. Good heavy goods just received, Boys I gather Stockings, above size?. Our customers say they wear like Leather. ■_________ __ «hKaom» ciandtefi ever trad Id fart, and Heitry was appointed to l»k alw*ys comfortable ' and the ideal Shoe for fall and winter are among our new stock of Ladies' footwear. LITTLE SENSATION. a ter Easterly, who was one. 0$ th? rmut tom Hastings to Jackson we omitted to “•le that Henry Crock [»rd, of Carilon, Goodyear Welts the?arc AND------- “J Xe other articles nt wearing apparel Assignee. In Kivinif an account uf. taking Easterly Don’t Fail CLUB LECTURE COURSE■ • Mi»« Retta Kempton. Detroit. Mich. Jan. 28th. 1898. Miss Retta Kempton has proved herself an arttal In her profession. She flrot. sincerity and rarnestnew. and added to thew, a speaking body, a sympathetic voice, and a alqipHclty and poise that com­ Ladies Fine Lace Shoes ,re e»pe=»uy pop­ ular, and we carry an assortment that we feel confident will meet tbe pop­ ular demand. Women’s Heavy Shoes, We have in fine Kangaroo Calf, full opera toe, tipped, medium heel, light half double sole. Just the shoe for wet weather. with a brother who resides there. mands and satisfies. Yours very truly, Edna Cuaffre Noble. Director of the Detroit Training School of Elocution and Enallsb Literature, and the Chaffee-Noble School of Expres­ sion, London. England. P. T. Colgbove, FLOWER-MCNINCH-O*. a. by Bev. Tboe. Cox. Gordon W. Flower to MUa Lorina Me Mach, barb ol Prairieville. H. I*. Newton's losaon the store is fully covered by 82000 insur­ was daffiiged by smoke and water, but tbe city .with 'icycles have been trying to Imi­ tate Glddi ice the trick rider, and some ofthem do v ry creditabtf work. * " 8H0UP-BALCH-Oct 1. by Bev. Tboe. Oca. **houp. or Maple Grove, to Emma Balch ot Baltimore. Mr Landis places bls loss at 82000 with 81000 Insurance. Kev Tboa. Cox. Octi. Mlu Charlotte Doad. K New York state. Friday, on account of the' Illness of her husband. Dr. Andrus, who was suffering fiom bilious fever. ‘ He is was soon discovered that a big fire was in stock of doth Ing to tine store next east of .\.RLer*°D both of th la city. / Mrs. J. (1 Andrus was called home from Newton block on E. Main street, and it Landis drug store, in the SHOES !■ Married. ’ A,'TKK “Al u,9mirk. Eaton Co.. on Thursday. «I. Mr. Fred W. Walter, oi 111 • *" M,w Ne,n° w*«n. by A. D. Grigsby, of ihli city. is visiting relatives Since leaving here Clint spent five MorrlilafLambie dr Co? have moved their . w*s along. for actual Cost Prices, for all their fresh new styles. Come and get first choice. Come and get the best goods for the lowest price ever offered. We guarantee you a genuine cost sale, and as this is our first to offer a cost sale we are determined to make it a success. Come And help us get the bargains of a life­ time. itarium, where abe will recuperate for a block formerly occupied as a meat market Call and Furniture, Picture Frames, Draperies, Lace Curtains, The monthly meetlna ot the Ladle. Ml.slonary Society of the Presbyterian church next Wednesday at tbe Parsonage at 3. It is hoped that all tbe members will be present. day with Miss Mary Quinn. improvements on his storein the Central • !?y. writtt-i re.1 . 2" b' entertained Thurarty Get. ISth by Mr.. H. A. Goodyear and the ‘“jwttb her. Supper sereeu in-I ansh House from 5 until 7 o’clock. The annual election of olBoer. of the W. r- M. S. will be held Wed. .ttemooo Oct. Hlh al 330 o'clock In tbe parlor, of tbe M. E. churclu Thia I, th. tint, of tbe Autumn tea which will lx- reread from are to reeen. Services at Methodist church as usual were guests at Clel. Marple’s the-first of nen Sunday. In the evening tbe Pastor the week. will speak on “Paris.” Mr. and Mrs. Cyril S. Grigsby will leave .u^.v A' Mllckenstaff will preach al for Chicago In about two weeks where the Stricker Schobl bouse Sunday morning they will reside. at 10:80 and at Morgan at 3 p. m. and at Quimby at 7 p. ra. Frank Nalritt, of Charlotte, republican front of Geo". Mbs I. I.. During the month of October the Archie McCoy Furniture Co. intend to sell their en­ tire stock of new Katie Cagney, of ^Cloverdale, spent Sun­ jo attend ?rhwi. . week Mrs. Dwight Humphry, ot Izmslng. t. reluming the same day. Woodbury Woodland. Coats Grove and naatluga Cos* -aiv 01 Furniture at McCoy |n Lacing l„i Thus. Honey to attend a reunion or his reglmenl. The Chicago, Kalamazoo A good going on tbe morning train soatb arid ture Co. " ,rOa Cl,«- Saginaw Railway will make the tollowing low rates tor • CIRCULATION * lais week. 125 quires. home lotte Sunday and Monday. T°"nr *','UdM1 " """'o" ”< 1>I« „ij___ , - ‘“Muiuu oi ins old regiment at Lansing last week. 15th. Itiuo. LOCAL NEWS. ' Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Young, of Allemn lolte iL a""'"’1'' W“ speak al Kalamazoo. ■ on Thursday. Oct. The Druggist. wiJ?.7rt,,0J‘“1' Q,t“ *• ’pent Sunday In tbe city. William AT ACTUAL COST!’ Chnrcb *na Noeiety. The Boeiety eonneeted wllh Kmmanoel with friends at Nashville?} ot ripe buslneu experience, aud Jwn IKli Uon. srereb aeveais nothing. Mr. Chapman says that their family relations have always bem the urns, barmohloua and nothing but bappineea and good feelJ2 -2.7" 7l,tod brt’"n “»■» inc weddfnK He waa consummated."' Mrs Chapman has always been held In the higher ostc.m and the dlwippeamnee baa «ased no little sensation among those who know her best was In the city Monday. la a man ot sterling worth and Integrity, a man aa the voters ot tbe eeeond district ot Calhoun county should vote tor. ' Fred L. Heath wutoTk B' j**1****1! ot Grx»ll Rapids, FURNITURE to/LtT wUh • «» amt daughter, the tormer now bemg married and Is reLu .tlw, C^putso ■ homestead. The l?,?“b*D5 has been to her tonner bm.ue but found no traces ot her there and -.re tonnd a short distaste Iron, the hnnsti and it ww surmised that she hud war town*o' lhP nelffhborlnk X'or at^t'r “he purpdre of borbood revealed ootbtof. bhe wm m Mead, a former resident of town near HmIIms. where abff became WE HAVE A VERY FEW OF THOSE HATS LEFT AT 68c. HAVE YOU SEEN THEM? �Hastings Banner. hood, and .ukyilgbts half an inch thick were remorselessly beaten la. Tbs naval observatory and, in fact, pretty well every other public building waa Thursday, Oct. 8. 1896. COOK BROS^Proprletora. There was no ioss of life as tar as known in Washington, though a hat of 24 persons seriously .injured by falling branches and crumbling walla is given out by the hospitals. The total de­ struction 6f property in Washington city by the storm is estimated at nearly half a million dollars. MANY LIVES LOST. Tarrible Result of a Tornado Several States. FOR HONEST MONEY. in IN THE KEYSTONE STATE. Property Valued at A boat •R.OOO.OOO Chicago, Oct. 1.—From dispatches re­ ttived the following compilation of the tHOster attending the recent atorm Sumatra, off Mil waukee. an nah. Ga........ Islands... rns th Florida.. j j ’ J ’ 1 6 • } ’ 11 : 4J° 3 Totalj.^.....174 EvUmated piop^rty *E<M«ea.' I Uexandrta, Va. HOO.OOO tJS’ooo Ireat Lakes..."..........7^ 75.000 r gggffbjp* ^wo avanaak Ga....77777727777 X.HXLWQ tea Islands. « ■ >cr places^ J88t .17.720.000 FLORIDA SWEPT. Pensacola, Fla., Oct. 2.—Railroad com­ munication with the eastern and middle parta of the state has just been reestab­ lished, and barrowing tales are being received of the West India storm which awept ovfer the peninsula of Florida Monday night and Tuesday morning. Cedar Keys is said to be almost com­ pletely wrecked. From there the storm awept in a northeasterly course, its diameter being about 4G miles across the state, doing fearful damage at lhe towns of Gainesville, High Springs, Newberry, Lake City, Bronsfield, Cal­ lahan and many other& Brick and frame buildings were blown down, and menr Callahan several children were killed in a schoolhouse which was wrecked. The^vind is reported to have reached a velocity of 100 miles an hour. Mr. McKinley’s Able Discussion of the Money Question. HARD TIMES AHO FREE SILVER. The Clarksville (Tenn.) Leaf-Chron­ Reported Loet—Property Lhe Extent of BSOO.OOO. Reliable news from the western part Of Levy and Alachua counties has just reached Jacksonville. Not less than 200 families are left destitute. Scores of injured have' been reported With over 30 fatalities in Levy county. Columbia county fared very badly. All the coon try sou th of Lake City is dev­ astated. In the Caleb Marcum neigh­ borhood scarcely a residence or house is left standing. In the vicinity of Payne tod Mount Tabor post offices the de­ struction was* great. doah valley near Staunton. Va^ waa ▼iaited by a terrific flood Wednesday. Many lives were lost and great damage done to property. The atorm of Tues­ day caused 'the lake to rise. All the water courses in the valley became rag­ ing torrents and swept over their banka, carrying destruction In their path. Houses were swept from their founda­ tions. Ip several cases persona were with difficulty rescued from the roofs and upper stories. It ia impossible at thia hour to ascertain the extent of the loss of life or- the extent of property Jacksonville, Fla., Oct. 5.—No Im­ damaged. The latter will exceed half portant additions to the list-of deaths in i a million dollar®. Heroic attempts are Florida from the hurricane are reported.1 . being made to rescue those in danger. In 91 towns the killed number 70 and the mjured 164. The destruction of Alexandria, Va^ Oct. 2.—Four people property is beyond the estimates. The were killed and three Injured by belt of the country that was devastated, Wednesday's storm. All the churches extending across the state from Cedar suffered severely. The First Baptist, Keys, on the Gulf of Mexico, to the St. a BBnaWmO a handsome structure, was Completely tary'a river, Ja about 119 mita long by I denloli the St. St_ Elmo Elmo Baptist Bapti’.t was w.7 ” " ,'hed *;. the l^milea wide onthe gulf and 60 mile. ; tedly wrecked, .nd llobcrta chapel, ®ride on the Georgia boundary. E South, had Its spire blown away. STATE OF MICHIGAN. country on «rth no* Notion's Safety-Workingmen and nge. ' “There is not a free silver country on earth that un* as much aa fiv*--dollar® per capita in circulation—nil kinds of money. . “There is in circulation in the United Maj. McKinley’s letter of acceptance 5^^ $24 per capita, or $19.50 more ia as sound as a gold dollar. The fol- i capita than any fqee silver country lowing arc some of his best points: n car th. I qqn conn. Gettysburg, PaM Oct. lv—The storm ______ | | “We havemorc in circulation to-day in Adams county did tremendous dam­ The character of tbe money which [ than ever before, and more [>eF-<!api*A age to houses, barns, timber and fenc­ shall measure cto^valuea and exchangee . than any free silver country on earth, ing, but no casualties are reported. On “Oar dollar will buy more sugar, ,he’ tetUefleld the netlonal cemetery and settle our balances withone another i .altered severely. Hound Top and Culp’s and with the Actions of the world is of ; coffee, flour. . meal, ment, medicine, » • hill are a mass of broken trees and such primary importance and ao far-( hjordware and clothing than in “A barrel of corn, a busarl of wheat tbe new iron observatory on Cemetery reaching in its consequences as to call I ridge was injured. The monument of for the most painstaking investigation.' dr 100 pounds of tobacco will buy the Sixty-sixth Ohio regiment was com- and in the end a sober and unprejudiced ■ double as much of the arilclwt that judgment polls. We snmc pletely overturned. . judgment at at the idc-pons. w e munt must not uui be uc । farmers isrmm consume us■ the ------------. kind ot ; misled by phrases nor deluded by false com. wheat or tobacco would buy in SXx Children FerUh ’ Potuvillfc, Pb^ Oct. 1.—Tuesday’ theories. Free silver would not mean 1873. .«.♦ ... “The wages of the laboring man * night’s storm destroyed the coal break- that silver dollars were to. be freely had er ttt Nntalie. belonging to the Penn- without cost or labor. It would mean buy double as much of the necessaries sylvonia Anthracite Coal company. the free use,of the mints of the United of life now as in 1873, and his wages Six tenement houses belonging to the States for the few who are owners of have not been reduced one-fourth as can,P were deBtroyed by fire and six silver bullion, but would make silver much as the purchasing power of hts children, inmates, lost their lives. The coin no freer to the many who are en­ money has been increased.*’ flre originated from a stove overt urn- gaged in other enterprises. . ' All of the above propositions we as­ ing in one of the summer kitchens from It would not make labor easier, the sert without the fear of intelligent con­ - •- -by the - wind. - the khnking hours of labor shorter or tbe pay better. tradiction. Then, if it be a fact that do It would not make farming less labori­ free silver country od earth has as Shnmokiu, Pa., Oct. 1.—The damage much as five dollars per capita; and if ous or more profitable. It would not caused by the cyclone that passed over start a factory or make trdrmand-for an it be a fact that we have about $24 per this section Tuesday night is greater capita; and if it be a fact that we have additional day’s labor. It would create than early reporta indicated. It is now more silver in circulation per capita no new occupations. It would add thought th* total loss will reach $350,­ than any free silver country in the. 000. The Pawrson breaker is almost nothing to the comfort of the masses, world; and if it^be a fact that the pur­ •a total wreck, but the debris was saved the capital of the people or the wealth chasing power of our dollar is now from the flames by the downpour of of the nation. It seeks to introduce a about double what it was in 1873, and rain that followed the wind. Superin­ new measure of value, but would add that the products of the farm will pur­ tendent Vincent piaoes the damage to do value to the thing measured. It chase more necessaries of. Fife than in the colliery at $40,000. Fourteen of the would not conserve values. On the con­ 1873. our free silver friends will hare to dwelling houses and 20 board shanties trary, it would derange all existing val­ hunt harder for the hard times com­ occupied by the mine \-orkers were also ues. It would not restore business con­ plained of. They can’t charge it to a blown down, and five of the former were fidence, but its direct effect would be to reduced circulation or higher prices.— consumed by flames. Two of the ten­ destroy the little which yet remains. Galveston News. ants were killed, several injured and 11 Tbe meaning of the coinage plan cattle were crushed to death beneath the dismantled barn. Shamokin, Mount Carmel, Locust Gap and other surrounding towns suf­ fered heavily. Reports from the farm­ ing districts indicate that barns were demolished by hundreds. G. Na< icle has the foUowlng: “There i* not a first-class commercial adopted at Chicago is that anyone may take a quantity of silver bullion, now worth 53 cents, to the mints of the United States, have it coined at> tbe ex­ pense of the government and receive for it a silver dollar which shall be leg^l tender for the payment of all debts, public and private. The owner of the silver bullion would get the silver dollar. It would belong to him and nobody else. Other people would get it only by their labor, the products of their land or something of value.' The bullion own­ er, on the basis of present values, would receive the silver dollar for 53 cents* worth of silver, and other people would be required to receive it as a full dollar in the payment of debts. Tbe govern­ ment would get nothing from the trans­ action. It would bear the expense of coining the silver, and the community would suffer loss by its use. lieve you a bank account of $200 or $300? Vote for free coinage and you vote to withdraw only half the value of your deposits. This concluaton is aa certain as is the fact that 50 cent dol­ lars will buy only half as much as 100 cent dollars. A single white metal standard paper says that gold is going out every week, and that but for aU ver the country aeon, would be destitute of coin. If it were not for silver, gold would stay at home. —Chicago Chronicle. Washington. Oct. 2.—The puixlitj debt statement shows a net increase in the public debt, less cash in the treasury, daring September of $1,806,034. Total cijfb in the treasury, $840,642,771. » » med therein. vSurprtitWr turtacr .bow. to tbe Court that nald l*ud* were returned lo tbe Auditor —- .___ a. ..mubatewsa and that said taxes remain unpaid. . Your petlUoser further shows iumI avers Lbs! tbe uxes. Interest. callrctkHi fee and eosl of tbe several parcels of land dseertbed Ur said ^Your'petKloner further shows that tbe aald taxes on said described lands have remained remaining unpaid » atote art torib, your petit '.oner pr»y» a denre in favor of tha State of MlcbXaL aaatart each parcel of said land, fertile payment <rf tbe jeveral amount- of taxes. Intetert. aolleettan fe«. co»l of advvrttaing sod other expenses ot sale, u computed :i!>d extended In said schedule agalart tbe sev­ eral fiurtels of land contained therein, and In default of payment ot the said several sums compuled and extended aplnrt said lands. 1 Bat each of said parcels ofUod may be wold for the amounts due thereon, as provided oy law. to pay the lien aforesaid. And your petitioner will ever pray, etc. Dated August -■7,1»8 m 8TAXLKV W. Ti:kmf.k . Auditor General of the 8tate of Mtehlsan. aud In behalf of said State of MlctUgan. ■ iu H'»iMngtoD. 'Washington, Oct. 1.—The West In<i>n tornado which struck Washington featween 11 p. m. and midnight Tuesday Might, reepected neither official nor <ipiomatic properties. It ripped off WMBe of tbe coping of tbe white house «nd MM low moat of the historic trees an ~ ntoftof lot IMP. 1070,1127. »» KIMI 1129 1OU 1138 *nd 1133 that parcel cf land MaMM aa .foltam; a by State sr, w by C. K. A S K R.um G .K. V.R ft e by Hauovcr m tt» a u „ Townihlp 3 Sorth ot tetujr . w« a pt of a S otnwau rm •" »» > tettn cm or HosTiN/ts. Township s Sonh of tenr, , comm enclng 8CUKDVLEA. TAXES OF IBM. Township 3 North of Range 7 Wert. thencen 4SH grvM. e5 73­ 100 chs to see line, s on sec line s »-ioo ebs to bednnlng. varls- oept a strip n nu e ft wide off a v i Township 2 North of Range R Wert, aekof n w 14 1 M for beam 4M etidfawflMff «7 eel - -.*!« •M tt 1* TO 3 17 M TO public high wajrot 2 rds oc a side and Township t.North at Range 1 0 13, 1 e d 30 31 Chamberlain’s Addklou. 'Blk Township 1 North of Range 9 Wert, K JLJL marine of the United States on June 30, sert that our present industrial and IBM, according to the completed tabu­ financial depression ia the result of the lation of the bureau of navigation, standard have not. 1read American ***• O K oom- । gold D MaUlXCUtl XU — • C DOv. V4U4 A I It 0*7*1^81 fi prtacd 2f,90S roaola. ot 4.TO3.8S0 grote ( hl.tory aright or been careful etudenta tone, an incretee ot 68.000 ton. over the ot------------the event, Wc never st Uw office ot tae ciunty hSTJ! — ol recent —. J year., a. nviictvt prevton. yearbad greater great er prosperity in tbia thia country, in every field ortmployment and indusjaaw j.et’u.-uiw • - .. - -------- 1---- *--------Chicago, Oct. 5.—At.the new bicycle than in the busy ycys from 1890 track in thia city on Saturday John S. 1S92, during all of which time thia Johnson rode an exhibition paced mile errantry was on a gold baais and em­ ciisrxefl. and the aide ahall bsmadem tSJ kUr in 1:40 2-5, breaking all records, and ■ poyed more gold money in its fiscal and ^0°theT*15* and ace James Michael rode five miles in 9:88, braine“ operations than ever before. (llvMeff 6I AM We. have coined since 1878 more than 400,000,000 of silver dollars, New York, Oct. 3.—Since the opening wra Smm i 43-100 chs which the J,..govern— — - —— arc — maintained —by J — —— f V* ' VSJ the SUV JJ.UKUB UAUC 9«M of BBSS navigation up to present time I 02-100 eh8 ment at parity with gold and are full 4,208 boats have cleared from this city on w 54 43-100 legal tender for the payment of all the Brie canal. This Is almost double eb«.n t cat-too debts, public and private. How ure the the clearance of last year. ■ silver dollars now in use different from : those which would be in use under free Wooster, O., Oct. 2.—The coroner of j coinage? They are to be of the sanw Wayne county rendered his verdict bn ■ weight and fineness: . They arc to bear tbe tragedy at Dalton last Sunday, hold­ pthe same stamp of the government. Township 3 North ol Range p WVst. ing that Thomas Kidd, aged 14 years, pWhy should they not be of the same 4>i a bounded was deliberately murdered by Carl Mo- u by river s ;< valued . I answer: The silver dollars ” r/'V.CT" byR. R. eaud . J' e in Georgia. Nearly every business block in town 1 now in use were coined on account of , w by lamp man's land 13 04 70 «tev.. Ktil>d at-’ST-.hrwh >.d Four "uttered »ome damage, end hundreds fihe government, and not for private ac- I 1 count or gain, and the government hn« ‘ authorities rre l Moro st Rranawick. ‘ private houses .were unroofed. The , > T" • ° . i n and«otbe authorities areth. in bo?, a quandary i B<xrf i what to do with Savannah, Ga„ Oct, L—The fatalities ,0“ ln and around Alexandria will probas the best dollars we hove. The. The govJ by Tuesday’s storm, so far foot up 11. ’ reach $^00»000. ns --------------------------------- ' erqjncnt bought the silver bullion at its [ —' . ■ —------ ; ——t" The fatalities on the sea Islands were ! Township 4 North ot Range a West, iparket value and coined it into silver j # J numerous. The actual loss'of life is not j kofs w dollars. Having csrlusiie control of I • 1ipJSStr'of known, but it is feared it will reach I Ladonia, Tex., Oct. 2.—A fire originate- j I W 5pli.eP*y’ ha^ without 100. Twenty negroes were killed on . ing in the City hotel Thursday morning ! the mintage, it only coins what it con | 15 40 hold at xl parity with gold. The profit, i ■"» I I edmorecMea than any 31 tbe rice plantations by falling timbers. s of n w K . destroyed 16 business blocks. Three The names could not be secured. The 15 j>o Jieprescnting the difference between the ' ; , ■ living Physician; h{i of « e H guests lost their lives. They are Mrs. ' ®ea. island cottou crop Is badly dom- Jane Knapp, John McFarland and MU. commercial «““««»* value«' of the silverbullion bullionI J W^hireobcardo^cMai Bged,- the cotton being beaten down and Carrie McFarland. Other frueaU bare!r “Iul the 'ncc ©I »o years’ standing of ,b' »>l>er dollar,r t ■ 25 40 8 51 I 19 34 TO off the stalk. A bouse to house canvass scaped cremation. goes h?£°dH« «« fio " to “ the ,1” government for the benefit ' > ‘ . af the people. g /Qk /^| publ^.a W<4 of n W places the ictnl of destruction to propк n 30 87 01 ti 18 3 43 70 1 <rty here at $267,000. This is regarded i Two Boys Killed. j Farmers and Laborers Would Suffer Moat. ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ worV'oa Township 1 North of Range 10 West. •r a low estimate, the general beliefColumbus, of : , O., Oct. 5.7—A special from . ! j If there is any one tbiug.which should J ■■I I ■ ■ l?2?whl*h Ctmmenring those who bate figured on it being that Canton says that an excursion train 1^, be free from speculation and fluctuation, W, A J I ■ he sends at a point in <400,0l>u is a conservative estimate. <400,000 j leaving here Saturday afternoon ran renter ot ii is the money of a country. It ought 1fh • highway runLow 81,000,000. i .om Over 8i.ooa.ooa. ' over and instantly killed two boys, • never to be the subject of mere partisan °f hit.absolute cure, free to any s^ifrerers nlng angling The damage iu the city will probably named I.utzinger and Ovebnugh,atMexл w and a » oontcntlon. When wc part with onr 1b- y seres* t r II exceed $1,000,000. Hardly a building ico, u village n'ear Canton. H of I ; bor, our products or our property, we Frstw. bl vrtn_» n «»caped, and thousands of houses arc ___________________ said point be­ should deceive in return money which ing S3 links n roohew. The work of clearing .way tbe I 5.,.. Tlck.„ „hlo. ANNUAL TAX SALK. 51 degrees 31 • _ ’s a8 stable and unchanging in value us uuui™. B wreckage from the-streets went on at1 f - «■ StateCircuit of Michigan, County of Barry. —». - ■ Colum us, V., O., ULI. Oct. J.5.—The ticket, state , the ingenuity of honest men can make J Thej UourL for ch/connt^ of~ Barry, in mln. wo( » 0 r_1.. ... -----LOIUIIIUUS, ■Ight .nd mo.l ot the .tracts .re T now and .tion.l, ot tbe »»■» iu« wmuj uj narry, in eoru r of land paL.b1e, The'porte'ar'e^'gbtfc" bU 1 d " d n l .th ” '' “UDd mnnav" 5 of the currency mean, nd national, ° of the "sound u Driraaement ta_i. ... . Chanrerr. 1 cn*neery. owned by H. luthcmaoerdtihe petition of Starlev W G..Nelson a« tnes. torn up by their roots or broken I de™.ocr“t*)] 11 ”"<I upon <b' A“*" I destruction of values. Noone sufTerBso Turner. Auditor General of the State of Michl' per survey of tn two. he in swaths across shrubbery ,,‘Xv”unon'n wtid^T^SZd’b"’^ “nch from ch'“P “*‘ta kbd. for mid in behalf of said State ef Michigan Dec. 27. 1370 ' • .nd Cowers. Tbe ruin i.complete. The ™ ,±LXnrl^wl~ th^.™te ' ‘"d "‘b°"r*' They “r<> ““ flr,t '"l for tne saleof certain lands for taxes MMrssed as described thereon. «nd flowers. The ruin is complete. The In deed re• famous Bonaventure cemetery, four 1 TTui ?Thi™ frm tei *“ b“d rnKt‘ “nd ,he *“* *° rp«>r-r On rwuHng and filing tbe Petition of the Auf-- contaHn LiItor General of the State o( Michigan as aforesuiles from Savannah on the Thunder- ■ u"Lel. on tb7 baifot o Mlow.• from This'baa been the uniform ror.* d'*cr*‘1’ In favor of the State 3B7. where bolt road, is a wane ot ruin. There Md wr . i • <=cP"'i'u« of nil countries, and here as of Mi eh I win. Rgain'l each parcel of land there- red oak « In °rOV' cmtle’prowSuo™^*".h“oekltaV “d”Ot,b<!.rl<!h’ ri.hSe U F” amounts therein specified, bearings m claimed to be due for tUm. interest and degrees sq tatelc;npdro^ttan^t5opuli,t’ ■ocialiMt‘ i thc *‘reaUfit charges on each such parcel-of taiul. and that Xuouumcnts and grave stones are over­ labor and na nalista. , wery attempt to debase our money. It such lauds be sold for tbe amouata so tlalniMi turned. and in some instances, the by the State of Michigan: claimed Our circulation. I would fall with alarming severity upon vaults are broken in. At the suburban JU! tart .vd petition will be brought ch* and 11 Washington, Oct. 3.—The treasury cir- investments already made, upon insur- on for hearing and decree at the November links, 8 It de­ willages and resorts summer residences term of this Court, to be held al tbe City at green w i eh. were blown away and yachts and pleas­ culation statement issued Friday places Alice coffiponies and their jvlicy liolders. ,a lhe Crtinty -of Barn- State of and 45 links ure steamers were driven ashore, In the aggregate of all kinds of money in I upon savings banka and their deposit­ JJ*cl‘iCBn‘ °n the 9!h day of November. A. D . 15 mta.. e 3 ors, loan association association Rome instances, high and dry on the low circulation October 1 iu the United ‘ v «b, upon u[>uu building ouiiuiug and apu loan bluffs. The historic Bethesda orphan States at $1,832,302,289, or an increase members, upon the savings of thrift, home, founded by George Whitefield a during September of $43,132,655. The upon pensioners and their families, and such taxes. Interest and chargee or a^v naw end 43 linka century and a half ago, seven miles' in per capita circulation is stated at $22.05. upon wage-earners and the purchasing to place of aS beclDnlDS, tbe country from Savannah, was heavi­ The statement increases the gold coin power of their wages. CCBtalDltiR M ly damaged, but no loss of life occurred. Issued or in “general stock" from $570,­ ‘Good Money Never Made Hard Tlmoa." strove mentioned, and that In default therwif 557,083 on September 1 to $000,544,337 on It is mere pretense to attribute the M 1 k 41 os 02 70 * Brunswrak was wrecked by the hur- October L hard times to the fact that all our cur­ Township t North of Range 10 Wert. Tfcane. The property loss is estimated rency is on a gold basis. Good money j n i <jr "bleb a decree of sale shall M betwrea $359,000 and $300,000. The 6 147 M Washington, Oct. 5.—The merchant never mode hard times. Those who as­ The victimi are all. colored. »« . City of Hasuoin with K v*< ginning co >'mrnc low 4 rds e and ® rds 2 ft s on Jefferson 81, 4 &c tobcginnlnx . CITV OF HASTINGS. EASTERN ADDITI"N. commencing al s w corner of lot 4. blk ntbeneeeto a stake 4 ft e - theuee n Ml rds to Grand 8L.thenre « to n - w cor­ ner ot lot 1. blk i3.thenee * s to ■ begin­ ning, except a pontcr. sold city lor a pond 13 GRANT'S ADDITION lots tot 3 and n 4 of lot 4 lots and » 4 otlol 4 GRANT'S 2nd ' ADDITION. ' p |to • 10 «« KKNFIELO’SjAOBITW 4 Im 13 lot 1 M ‘ VILLAGE OF eniHR ('KH-K lot i. lol A kn w 1 ln 90 « * vitxaai or munutvii i.ilot 7 15 4’ '*'■ £ lots 1 asd 6 «J, *R ’■ !v VILLAGE OF NASHVILLE. S3 ft of lot i.*Els"”n SoHoTw “ >>7 17 4« 2 41 "n The GtiiGaoo Ghrontt IS A DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER IE ia UOI ... ............... 7 ... ]Hr-n4t I’ej'ulGL It main tains the democracy of ■* * Jaek.«on and Tilden, believing U to,bc Q tarn. No dollar is to good {or AU tempi. oo»~ rrw A4.‘i^7-HKlTS-JCt.E. 1H-1M 31 • KOTICB OK ATTACHMItST - W11 foSig^under tbe Snu away part of tbe roof of ths ushop Dojwsed. ’ The great trouble ebout repudiation t,-OeL /h—Bishop Keane ia that yon cannot pay debts with it 3sed by the pope as rector ' more then once. In other words, it fcx< ic university In Waahitig-1 wolves the crucifixion of credit on n has constructed after the fire church. । is the worst of r Globe-Democrat XS fcoUk .the • * MM 1« ffl TO # I* .3 75 » It TO "Ji Ch“ ’ £ tee lauds. th- Oto de’ MMH UC M J«*l Vcutteru;,’m Of fendabt nanied. forf ren't. Muadred and Four rJLumarie Ib* OtMMK whleh oald writ **• r«u tthdny of Aiifrn«.A. D. A p n<*. Doted this first day j-o SSiJlff.' AttorMJ«^,WD ' �Hasting' Banner. Jaxon Prte Baking P„wder >e.,e„. "‘O^MIOXAX, I’KEPARATIOW of teach- Thursday, Oct. 8, 1896. W. R. COOK. Ixx-al Editor. Send a s oral at,mp fOT , i.ud of Jai an Soap picture., • MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. TbomM Mortou, ot Ludlnetan „„ Monday aentenced to two ’ onth.l? yearn for horae-.ir.ito,, one-halt Hon. M. W. Clark’, bon., to P,m. wm deatroyad by fire Tue.d.r atlerni2^ Lo«s, about 81.000; ImoSl afternoon. cbo*n profession; still, deplore it “Mir u Ih.r ... J*111 mo'> •*■'•'1 rollMM-nt.nd oer^t”“*? ,0’ Tb> ra' our u.) kCCOt' .Houduiae al L I.?”’ be'° ««UoC- “4b« imSSm" U“1'»■"«’ '’trtl erl«d .h"w “k*7 of atrlvlojt and ..1«““kViXL“1>tX^’“‘l,V Haml^to •PP.l'“‘lon*u« w7tf. Witob onrl-ehor,. ow«re.tn„dorour ™ W- Hazel Salve. 'It never falls to cure Piles W, H. Goodyear. The Leelanaw county fair. |B in Mr s. M.’Watts, a commercial trav­ eler at home in Brandywine, Va., exhow easily we may mistake Je%e exhau^tior) for kidney and other L™. troubles. He writes: ‘‘About JSmonu s-niro I came homesuffenng from sleepless and a dull paw1 m xny ta'dnevs. I was advised to use Dr. ■ Wheeler ' Nerve Vitalixer, which I <lid L< * than two bottles completely cared me of what I thought was kidner trouble. I •consider it a valuable ^medicine. The Verves are the support jjnf maintenance of the entire human struct it r*-a «»d should be treated, in­ stead of the organs manifesting the symptce-'. Hr. Wheeler’s Nerve ViUlitfif is ooIy reliable and safe treawient to use to Build up and sup­ ply the important nerve tissues of the human nvstem, so that they may Strengthen the vital organs. 'roiumro m T7° . Kelch at Port Huron. LS c“',na UvUlUU, 125 quires. .VfB'O" ■' iimpuhion service was stolen ■ • (tom a (’"Mwabfr church recently. c'lhW, ... . . law suit on i:s live sidewalk. .. Eafro Rapid*'coupl** ■,i» city. un<i tip* bride’s *■ wedding tour” while . 'hehlbwnMt*,OJ""‘ "“"’’'•“U 2nd GEXEIUU ld11h.W“Cra.l'!wll•l••>■,ll•, '«>T Mloil ’ BOIUe <ven a thIrd time! te »h.r£WleJi,m'”,Moil,‘ hare boen bdd 0U’ ^rt8 Of lhe county at which Ina i2?Bi ,^!r,.s have wrllten. 12t) hav-. Buglars entered .lx business places st Ing received Diplomas therefrom. Grad­ Pinckney on Mondsy night. A small uation exercises hare been tiem |‘n many quanlty of-merchandise was taken trom ac.iools from which Diplomas were granr each one. r^L.?1Ua “aklnK lbem more to the Mrs. R. DeYoung, Middleburg,. Ia., T? T’T a* Wpn M 10 lho P“PH® lo come. writes. 1 have used One Minute Cough wiJh lhi *.xhlb,lt *w «*de In connection Lure for six years, both for myself and withjhe County F.|r which was com-, children, and I consider It the quickest mendable indeed, a second exhibit; will acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure 1 be made this fall In connection with our October Inspiration institute. Examina­ ever used. w. H. Goodyk/ji tion questions for all grades have been D. D. BrotvnJ a deaf mute of Coopers­ twice sent from this office during the year; ville, was married IU days ngo to Mrs. I believe they have uone mueh toward Sarah Priest, of Grand Rapids. He died- unifying the work in the dijiriefs and suddenly on Monday. holding teacbcrjNp the State Manual and Vid you ever think tow readily the Conr&e of-Study. Torre new school houses live ibeefi blood is poisoned by coustipatton? Bad blood means bad health\nd Dfcinature built, many ojhem repaired. muJh aptNiraold age. DeWitt’s Little Early Risen, the tus.MtrchaMNl, and a good healthy school famous little pills, overcome obstinate con­ sentiment prevails thtoughout tie county. • ’■ >•■ " -.sk and debilitated. r- uuii and strong by taking ir ill*______ ■______ . -• p» ■. • H.vJ * t.tiiu.uiiKs. attacked Eugene He gave Id. borw n lh<> ’taodard time, and One Minute Cough Cun: Is the staudard preparation for every oough or. cold. It Is lhe only harmless remedy that produces Immeditle results. w. H. Gooybau - CKCUL/1TION • T.-is week. ichooi. 1 urehaM price was S4S.OOO. In the Spring a young man's fauer Hwhth turn, to thought, or — Do Witt's 1 bti. Early Risers, for they always cleans/ th. liver, purify the blood, and Invigorate tbe system. w. H. ■ LOCAL NEWS. lornTh. mP J” "’“'•‘loual p.jebo^T?o x: *tn<”’ to <«.* b.., luvem^ iund!’lriC'".,n B,rrl c»- ’• "SJX “W»Ubl.r alte- •me u» solve the n>ys- stipation. W. H. Goodykak Mrs. l’h<ube Thomas of Junction -City Boy bandits held up Mary Langes, aged w:ui taken in the Gale j 15, at Menoiuiuee while she was going to 111., was told |»y h» r doctors that she) had cousnmptlon and that there was no hope make aotae purchases. They secured 85 wcik-at A • • 5*cudajr. 1c stood 128 •for her. but two IxHlles of Dr. Kings’ New * and took !to the woods. M . (or Bryan ami 12 umleDiscovery completely cured lier ami she eldrd. 1 i> liljh* doubt as to bow the A. UWoostet a prominent citizen of says it saved her Jife. Mr Tliomns Eg­ country intern! to vote. Osseo, ich.. ufter suffering excruciatingly gers. 130 Florbla Mt.. San .Francisco, suf­ । from pilee for twetoty yearn, was cured in fered from a dreadful cold, approaching Hut ■ .nliicant test—rote ’akrn I a short time by useing DeWitt’s Witch consumption, tried without result every­ gintq •? : r-.who vi-iietf the stone Hazel Salve, an absolute cure (or all skin thing else then buugtit one bottle of Dr. m 1 »t a '• Saturday: 15 for Mc- dlMmses. Mure of thi- preparation Is used Klngs’s New Discovery and Iu two weeks an nil others rombinedwas cured. He i> naturally thankful. It Kif..!• r.'m nltta had preIs such results of which these an* samples, । W. II. Goody i-.ak •,i.. . i. cud among tie Will Scriptufc. n young married man of that prove the wonderful efficacy of tills :*?• . : -<uer Democrat—Mdr- * meiiivine in coughs and colds. Free trul ’ Acme, gut hl# titnd too elose to a sa* pi i ih«- stave mill atoTravetse Chy and it wt^ bott'.c at W. II. Goodyear’s Drjug $tore. Regular site 50c. and *?L00. . \ ; •; n t:*u wvan'ii are j severed near Hip wrist. • v I ;*:.is br..bleat 1 i | j . •■.ms.'.tnption. i • I. .a ti e u-vth> ‘ I : ‘ a ’ • fy -rm. ftL* - .1 "-t,l...i ■'•jtfetl st»olule!y aud mid purifying the The "J .■ xcej to thia is • the rr t. it. ;.-' r.as iwwi neglected arid ■ ■ ■• : ■ Jv4 until it Is stronger than th-.!>;»<ly— u>*tii the tnUybas beeorte. •' <i*ak a>! ■ haw. Inst the ability to rtrapI> Pierre’s Gulden Medical Li>cm rj, v.«:. cure us‘per cent, cf ail n: ■ • 11 -mpptiun it «*»<■<! according to • <!!re* ».* • • I .i •• l ures all. lingering cough*. Im >.r ami thrual atfretfous. S-r*<l ‘J! i/* Hl- • t:e-iNit fiimp., to 'V. . : i -Kiy ■ Medical Association. Beflatt Y . and receive. Dr. Pierce’s ■ . jliu-'.r •:*•!. • . It j- i a'reliable dje that will color rn * v-t; or bin k. and will pleast •rd satisfy •.«. । every time, use’ Buckingli»rn’. I)}.- t-.r.uif Whiskers. • State of ubio r Ctt» of TmcUo,- as Iam-xs County. I . ' Frank.: : i.f ; » fii,.ke* oath that he l» the *ei.!ur [,'dli,«roHlie firm ol F. G. vbeucy & G>. <Hint busier** In'the city of Toledo, county andxaie i.f.-n Mdd, and that aaid Arm will pay wrjuni < t one hundred dollars Jor each case of ja’arrh tiu: r.nnot be cured bv the u«e ot Hubs i at i-rfi Care FitANK J. CMK3TEY. s*on b*'f<>rr me and subscribed In my pre»efirr ttuiflt ‘Uy of December. A. D. IMS. 'SE4I ‘Henson. Notary Public. Curt i< taken Internally and «ct» directly .»n the blood and mucous surface* wUir-jstcm. Send for testImonlalv free. F. J Chsio-. .\r<, Toledo.Pblo. >. Sold by Druratata. "5c. Et'ClNh Spavin LinTFnent rcmovea all Hard. Sujt nr Calloused Lumps and Blemfehrs from l.< r-es, Blood Spavins. Curbs. Splinl-. ■'1ciipy. Ring-Bone. Stifles, Sprain-,. .1 Sanllcn Throat*, Coughs, etc. Save f.5»I.-. u«e of «<ne Irottle. Warranted the tao-r wonderful Blemish Cure ever knovik N<>id by w. iL Goodyear. Drug/ Iflil. JlA-Ltiit... Mich. i'Kd.in Medlrhie, Th :■ ii- fads In medicine as in every- J’ •- • • *■’’ ' . • • ' ’ ' : Wb- ” -n^w thing’’ fnquently *'-: litn.- because it is new. . • • in nothing the mil will in- rntMied only ■••••Jure juvrif. The fact « > •i'.Ih- has stiMitl Its -i : :r<*'.inpctitH>n. nut! Its • • . ’ml but imv.e re• 1 ' th-tnnustratc*. < thi- Itftntisic virtues of . ‘ I'''Ihlntf!’have come limn' SarMparilla rests upKuiauoii ««r aldMilutc uibrlt ■ ii.-. and i;s sales conirgest In the world. • ratfek, wo ”>»> «.;».»• Child, hw cwortu ertsd lor OatorU. lxnm Slim, A. duns to CMUrta. dm ted CUlktam,*. pre thom CutortB. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Young muthdrs dread the bummer monFk«-d <l. Kendrick, bath houatiproprietor tbs on account pt the I the great great -----mortality a- i of Mt. CiemeiH. has rerri vvd un otiirt lor ;UM*d’ by moti£ children tai . bowel trouble*. I a barrel of mineral water to go to the Perfect safety (pay be soured tbo-r mho Wnltc home anti one fur Gray Gablet. keeps>ii hand !>•■ Witt’s Colic and Cholera O t" Kirchner, of I^n.-inc, printed vine, and administer it pnuaptly.* For cramps.'bilious colic, dysentery anJ dlar- tbe rne-lutloux of thr DeUolt bar on the death of James F Joy. The name were rIjcea. it affords instant relief. • ,<>rdired spread upon the journal of the W. H. Goouyeak supri nic court. • ; Earl VanOstmnd. o.' Uodsoa. wm ar­ rested Mon-lay by Deputy'Sher.ff Petke, for alleged Imoroper use of the uttlH. He i«» charged with the theft on a portal card. Dr. E. K. Grubfr dnd W. Frye, of bhepbtrfi. started tv drive to Florida Satanlay inofulng. The former bps been In poor hfaitli for'goote time. The trip Is taken for his benifit. „* ltuckl«n • Arnica yCalve The best salve in the world for cuts, bruteea. sores, ulerrs, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter. &sppbd hand^, chilblains, The Fir*t National bank, of St. wlil not b? affecletl by tbe failure Ml Pteasan: batik. R. M. .Steel, J^kns, was a stock holder and not r^wefr\ corns, and all skin Irruptions, amt posi­ tively cure pilei or no pay required. It h guaranteed ti> give perfect sat infact Ion or money’ refunded.' J’rlce 25 cents per box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, - tbe druggist. SCHOOL COLUMN. ( Conduc e l by MIm Flora J. Deadle, County Coinn>U$!<Nier.) The following Is the report of the Barry County Schools for the j ear closing Sept. 1, 1896: While I take pleasure In euemitting a report of tbe schools In Barry Co., yet 1 feel that there Is still room fur Improvement In the main, I am able to report a prosper­ ous school year and a substantia! gain iu many directions. READING CjUCI.ES. The Reading Circle work has been a source of great good and Inspiration to the teachers of Barry Co. We have ninetyfour recorded member*, with study circles organized in different parts of the county. The work (or the year has been outlined m lhe office and submitted to tbe teachers, they receiving recognition for the same upon the tiling of satisfactory reports of the work done. Many of tbe circles have been attended not only by tvadbers. but by the older pupils aud patrons as\well. TEACIIEIIS’ AN-D PATUONS’ MEKTiNGH. Three regular teachers’ associations have been held at different points In the cuunty. which have been largely attended by both teachers and patrons, so much so. as to tax the nltthig capacity of room-* pro­ vided. t.» the utmost. Aside from, the reuular as?ocLiiL*uBt*. some township meet­ ings have n ebndwitrted In which a live­ ly interest ban been wani(rsted. Th-M- lugether Allh tim Rrmllng Circlecntirthutu tbe work in this Hubdu»*h»g th*’ year. NCUOUL IMK»M r>KC<»RATl<»XS I believe tl»e nurroiMidlngN of the w*bno! to Im* almost as Important as of the hum * Itaelf. Mint have striven r<» Itnp.reM ttfi.Idea u-p'Mi the atlnd of teaciier and'p«rent. and much work ban ijeerr done along the lino of acl o ilfo im dee»»rat on.—much care h taken by Ibr live earnest teachers in inakhigMlie school r-w«’ attractive. The stars nnd stripes that over the major­ ity of onr r>clr«»nl houses amt pictures ok prominent Aiuericai»N adorn the walls. STAND GAVE WAY. SPECIFIC « aa Louis <>1 the a bor| • Old People. Old people who require mediclte to regulate the bowels and kidneys will find the true remedy In Electric Bitters. This medicine does not stimulate and costains no whiskey nor other intoxicant, but acts as a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly on the stomach snd bowel?, addin; strength and glviqg tone to the organs, thereby aiding nature in the performance of the functions. Electric Bitters'Is an excellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old people find It just exactly what they need. Price fifty cents per bottle at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. And then gn ahead. If your blood is Impure your xppetlte failing, jour nerves weak, you tnav be sure that Hood • KAraaparilte is what you need. Then take no substitute. Insist uoMllcSd’. and onlv Hood’s. Ws is the modlctne which has th? largest sal? In the world. Hood’s Sarsaparilla IsTbe One True Blood Puri­ fier. Hood’s PiUn are easy to take, easy to operate caIAl. collision. lovra’e Centennial Celebration At­ 'Ider* -ported tended with Disaater. -z ~ ‘h' “lch'P»‘ Methodirt ooofereooe nile It wa, |n Kuio, jn th,._ •ome ot hi, m,0|Ucr, h,t] reIM,rled that i he 5’”r th'-v D,t'n S*" b “ wlth th"r hun«CT u“i. V "* urder <hl” ,h,ir 'WM™ might here enough to ent. The re­ port, generally ,how that the minuter, OBiQtltVANCSt <>F SPSCIAL PAYS. sentence of two yea,■« . 4<y.->-U ain«r« 01,1 noC compron>!»»dai.ofM.Hon.il>*"nolaW, Arw.. iMdeiUe, Col.. Oct. l.-Th" atrUt. LhC, .nd Mrmortal IM)-. h.« Own■ ot~r» will not be compromised. The miners wlinour wliool. duil.g «*■« Jo SgMto tbo'bltterend. The mine Thu Arlior D.) obwrv.ni r pl.r.llna of »bm» iwo-lmndred npo" lhe nhnol around., clrwilna .nd «>*“'• compromiae and will atapU g° of J.rd*. "■aklnx of ‘‘'"'‘'■"V,. ,. .nd .tart their propertlea on * amall 1L|. They -HI r‘« ”«"»: “ And be«l of all IfOfH* »•" liwn frel that whal ibex done on oeoulon.I of • —<hif and what cannot be had here S£‘b:V brinfm from out.ld.th. rpwlald.). h.. W" «< tanef to attract from lh«lr rotation, lhe <tate. elders-df the ci‘mmunlty. suffering. Burlington, la., Oct. 2.—The aenxi-centennial celebration of Iowa’s statehood opened Thursday in. a blaze of glory. At an early hour Thursday morning cannons boomed from the bluffs, bells rang and whisUea blew, and again at noon for ten minutes the noise waa re­ A mykteriou, attempt wm made at peated. The uproar was deafening. iron Mountain to murder Dougla.Daw- The parade, the grandest ever seen here, »», aeeAtary ot tbe McKinley ami Ho­ started at Ha. m., and was witnessed by ban, dub. Members in returning from 25,000 people. Gof. Drake and Vice President Stevenson rode near the bead a torchlight parade fpund his .uncon­ ot the column, followed by the govern­ scious form. He had been stabbed near or’s staff, mounted and gold laced. A the heart, but n spectacle case defeated full battalion of the Iowa national the Iknife and it onl^v made a slight guard headed the column. Brass bands wound. Dawson says he was stabbed from ail over the state were in line. •nd kicked by n stranger who had been Floats representing the progress of shadowing him for several days. Iowa from 1846 to 1896 were also in line. A band of 40 full-blooded Tama Indians New Fresl/ilu* Elders. , At the Michigan Methodist confer­ followed the troops. ence in Lansing the following presiding After the grand parade had formed elders were chosen: • and bad covered about half of the line Lans'n* district. W. M. PuOrir. Grand Rapids district, W. 1. Coggshall. Grand of march, Gov. Francia Drake and staff, Traverse district. E. L. Kellogg. Cold­ Vice Preaident Adlai Stevenson and water ffistefct, R. w. Van SchloTk Alb-oS all of the state and local officiate were • ? •'r 'r1, ‘”»in Graham. Kalamazoo dis­ conducted *o a reviewing stand. Scarce­ trict. Levi Master. Niles district. J. W H. Carlisle. Bl* Rapids district. L. E Lennox. ly v^ero they seated when the stand gave way with a crash, and the entire Ionia district, J. 1. Duell. structure went to lhe ground, a mass Health In Michigan. of broken timbers. During the week t-nded September 25 Women fainted and great' confu­ report# sent in by 53 observers in va­ sion nt once reigned., Gov. Drake and rious portions of tin? state indicate that Vice President T' • . -» Stevenson were on the . .. - . . pleurltis and bronchitis increased in front tier of seats ts and were thrown back gr'at "o'frrer. bec.n,e ot the financial drprea.lon, score, of wtlariea bemg In arrears. All other ooUeeUon. averaged well with thoae of prw rious years. ‘ area of prevalence. Consumption was reported at 224 places, typhoid fever at 85, diphtheria at 32. scarlet fl-ver at 25, measles al 5 and whooping ceugh at 14 places. In 1S93 the villnge of Dodge. Clare county, was o projqxjrous settlement of 3(X) inhabitants, but now there is just one family'there. In 1893 the. big plant of the Laming Lumber company, the mainstay of the village, vvaa burned,and never having been rebuilt, all the j>eople moved to other fields to find employ­ ment. • Bad Fire at CadiUmc. Fire destroyed nine busiucss houses* at Cadillac, among them the Telephone exchange, causing a lo-ss of- $2'.>.00u,' which Is partly covered by Insurance. Tbe origin of the fir? is unknown. Tbe heaviest losers .ire L.‘ E. Finn & Co. and O. L. Dnvijt, drugs; Harry Druhin. dry goods: C. A. Olsen & Co.,'boots and shoes. • .' Heavy Mongagc Filed. The Solvay Process trust mortgage in Detroit covering all. the property of the company located ' ' ’ .in this state and in the state of New Yor#. It secured tbe som of $2,000,000 and named -the Rhode Island Hospital Trust company as the trustee. Thieves broke into the Episcopal church in Coldwater and stole'the .en­ tire communion service, consisting of several silver pieces and some plated ware. • The Lake Angclinc mine at Ishpem-' ing, which in prosperous years has paid $500,000 dividends annually, has closed down all its workings, throwing GOO men out-of work. ’ James F. Joy died at his home ih Detroit, aged Suyears. Mr. Joy was well known throughout the country both ns a promoter and manager. For the first time in its history Homer has a woman member on the school lx>nrd. Joliji Harris was fatally injured in the Millie mine nt Iron Mountain, where he was employed,’ by a premature ex­ plosion of a blast. He leaves a widow and five children. A man who stole an umbrella in Wy­ andotte—a common, two-dollar ging­ ham—was sentenced to $15 fine or 60 days. Having more time than money the culprit took the latter. ’ J. C. Foley, formerly of Hancock, has struck a rich gold mine at Rainy Lake, Col., the yearly profit of which is esti­ mated at $325,000. The son nnd daughter of B. F. Arams, of Ooloroa, were drowned in Paw Paw lake. They were five nnd eight years old, respectively. Bert Peak, aged S3, of Henderson, committed suicide at the Stowell house • In Jackson by taking laudanum. He left a letter snyingn girl named •’Nellie’* i refused his attentions. Pittaburgb, Pa., Oct. IL—Two freight trains collided Wednesday night at Fhilson, on the Baltimore & Ohio rail­ road 124 miles east of this city, making one of the worst wrecks Ip the history of the road. The engines were smashed to i Ben Boyd, who has a locnl reputation scrap iron and the debris was piled as ■ as a pugilist, waa shot and killed at De­ high as tlw telegraph poles. The prop­ troit, by A. R. Currie, a.saloonkeeper, erty loss to tbe company will reach nmny thousands of dollars. Four train­ l during a row. Ray Brush, n Bay City boy of 13, was men were seriously injured. Twelve sentenced to the industrial school nt tramps hate been taken from tbe wrecg. Lahring for four years for truancy nnd six of whom were dead. general hod conduct. ’ The Ixxly of n man about 45 years old Cbicogo. Oct. 3.—Ex-towty Commit wns found on the lake bench abdnt two .toner Duuiel J- «■>" 'H'd "t M. r«miles north of Saugatuck. The cloth­ fience in th:, erty Frldny night Mr. ing was of good quality, but the corpse Wren gained notoriety n. n member o' was-so badly deromposed that the fea­ tbe eonnty board. When tbe fam.Ugutures could not Im- recognized.. tion into tbe method, of that body durNearly the entire business portion of Inir the year. 1SSS nnd 1SS0 WM underDnshville was wiped out by fire. Uhen,by n tfeeinl grnnd-jury In the The post office at Meta, Presque Isle Boring of 1«ST be wm found to hove been county, has l>ern ordered discontinued o« ot the for.rao.-t of the ring ot October 15. Mail wHl thereafter go t<r ••boodler." that In tbe p«.bt, .rte.lon well and other deal, had appropriated to themwlre. wrerol hundred thou,and dollar, ot tbe counly’a money. To­ gether with aevernl other, he wm arnt to Jr,lie:. pa=U«»tlar<l and aerved out * afBicted with scrofulous ImmIb and South Rogers. . Peter McManimie, of Flint, commit­ ted suicide at the home of his daughter, Mrs. B. J. Riefieling. In Minneapolis, Minn. Poor health is the cause. Hog cholera prevails among the stock of several of the lumber companies’ farms along the river near Menominee and as high as 40 deaths have occurred at some of them in a single day. The special mail service from Biggs­ ville to Weadcock. Cheboygan county, has been discontinued. Will Cebolt, a mulatto, was taken with a fit white fishing in the SL Joaejih rtrer at Benton Harbor and drowned. He leaves a widow and two children. upon the others and thus escaped fatal Injury, but uevcrthelcM were badly shaken up and considerably bruised. ■ ExOuv. Sberman'wM In U.e rear of the stand and fell nt the very bottom of the mass. He was found with a , . , ... , , heavy timber across his legs and a plank resting on his neck and bark. He wan bsdlr hurt Mai Wvmnn lie was Daujy nurt. Mai. Wyman, of Ottumwa, la., is injured in the spine Physicians were unabto to help mt, and 1 only grew warns under their care. At length, I began ■ to take . AYER’S Sarsaparilla,. ant W. half a dozen bottle® 1 wa8 completely cured, so that 1 have not had a boil or pimple on any,i>art of my body for the last twelve years. I can cordially recommend Ayer's Sarsa­ parilla as the very best blood-purifier in existence.” — G. T. Reinhart, Myersville, Texas. AYERS ■ THE OKLy WOELD’8 FA» w ^Sarsaparilla Ayer’s Cherry Pectwil cam Coaftes aad SaHa MORTGAGE FORECLOSVIUL Whereas driaalt has been rnvie la tbe cod dltioni of a certain h-a! estate mortiaxe. bearibt date tbe JTth day of Anrrt. !», exerutM toy P.vrnn nn<l A nn« ~ oiliawtnrs. Barry Co.. Ml® , to Adrian D tCook, ^ooir, of oFfiaa Hastinim. Uni*' lfich.,~at*l Micb . atal recorded ta Im’ the tbe ,'tBce of re5,.!‘u‘T ol^*eu* ,for tbe county o< ft • provided snd Hgreed between the [«rtks. tk*t I? bailment ot either principal or interest, on anr -d,* ---------------------------------------parable and y ,Th^n lfce 'ame .*? —9iA ^‘a P«vab)e niiould rtiould tfie die same MDe remali n-malrt unpaid and m tn arrears arrears tor for thirty thirty davsdavs. so so much much of oftte the principal principal of of said said i«‘Wt*Bxc jet Mmatotas u;<>alcl wtih all arrcarsgte of Interest shall at the optunettba «wnrr of said mongagt*. after the teoMtoI said thtrtjr dava, become at once doe and imyabka. 5f2* -— --------- -------- pant lux the ame. not hurt will not be'known for several days. tmvin* been paid »nd retiuin- in inrun for ’infiurrb.Lyr^^^DMMotolM county, may die; both of his legs are -------amount vet retnalnlng remaining unpaid unpaJI upon u^cz said nwwt.L nt vet nut? tote due «' nnd teyabk*. »o«i and that broken. Lafayette Young, editor «»« n ‘’lr t0 ,d W*b*reditcr of the she ;rx*eand t •* i J . ju j 'the whole amount of both uriuctnal ar.d inter­ Iowa Capital, wm l«dly cut and brnired ei^mwl u> w dn,on ..Id about tbe head. City Clerk Fred L. Poor . st this date Is five hundred and forty eUbt <lMlxr» wa. bruiied and cut. M,..M.r,Lorf Drake, the governor’s daughter, was recover tbe Amount so due. or any part thereof, * slightly bruised. All of the staff offi­ notice Is therefore l;*rebv kJucii. tiuU by virtue 'of the |Miwer ot sale iu sold iiaortgage coDtAlneficers suffered more or less, and their wtoteh toks become oprmtric because ot the swords and regalia were badly broken •default aroresaiJ*. and Iu pursuance of the BUtntes It: such csit-s niaiienud prtiviUed. the and torn. State Commissioner Seymour pretnlM-s dr»cribe«t tn said mortirace will So sold at public auction UXtlir hwhest bidder on Jones* leg was injuredSaturday. UielPtb day ot Deevniter. lMh:. at 18 .The J'j-rcIsea. «> ciwk in tbe toreuotou.at tbe front entnr. ee to In the afternoon State Commissioner tbe eoart b »uw in tbe city of Hastli gs it fist P. M. Chapo ojjened the exercises at teltyr the ulaer wbt re tbe ciscntt court tribe eqpmyot Barn i. bekL) flr'Uw i>urpoae< the Coliseum l>efore a vast crowd. Be pa) lor, tbe amount due on Mtd *mQtsgBKe aM was followed by Gov. F. M. Drake, who note, and rti«c*Mr< of forecimure- The premtses anrdt-M-ribed company filed _ ___ ____ __ _________]________ _ ______ in Aahl uiteUrare *« r./kiw., spoke for 45 minutes despite hia acci- ••All those crnalii piece* or nArcrii of land ’■». drnt of the morning. The’officlal poem nate nnd being tn the City uC H>stinu». |„. th* entitled: “Iowa” was read by the County Ct Barry, and State .-uf Ml»hftf:u>. de. !C-il>*d as follows, lo wit: Lot, ST0*Ed:Tl la author, S. II. M. Byers, of Drs Moinri>, .tbr City of HMttnas. Uormeifl) •.iiia*e> accorit- * who was fo’Iowed by Lafayette i*owg, tnc to reerirdcd-plat thereof. Dated, September 21.1*6. I editor of tbe Iowa Capital of D-a Aprt an D. Oook, Mortgagee. Moines. The Iowa state Land, who were at the world's ftilr during its entire duration, furnished the music. . At MORI GAGE SALE. ’ . niglit^a grand river carnival- was held fault having been made fbr more than sixty Id which a barge representing a fortress tn the payment of, interest overdue and payable on n iuortm.«.- dated April ». IHc will be attacked by a fleet of 100 small made t>y Kronen and Elizabeth Shade, husband boats using .roman candles aud bombs and wife. h> l>antel Coulbaiuth and recorded th for It is estimated .. .ammunition. . . _ that . the office of the Register ol D»-e<tn. for the coujj20.000 people watched tbe display at the rr of IGrry arid State of Mtt-hixan.on tbe Tth day of Augurtra A. D.. trtM. is liter 4Tof Mort river ’ 'front‘ tnd that 10,003 wereAt the* ehk'”> on page 1& aud the aa.d Dan lei t'ooh park in the afternoon. Vice-President bancti bavu.g dird Intestate, and tbs said mortgaite having te-n assigned toy Bet.prmjn Coni-’ Stevenson spoke at a banquet given in b; iuIi.Tjuthia Green and Murtha bawey. sole honor of himself and Gov. Drake at ’urvlvitijr heirrat law of aatd Daniel Coulbxu/B. to Rosanna Ocolbaugh by an alsigi stem dated night. ___________________ Marcii UOth. 1896. and recorded it sate RMUter’i* Office, on tbe 96lh day of-June A. D„ In libera of mortgages, on page t<5, for Peshtigo, WisM Oct. 5. — A German trot. which default the Raid RoMSnaCooliMngtk by Lutheran church erected here to the virtue of tbe right given her by the said marteage. has made aud hereby makis tbe wbota memory of those who died in the dread­ principai sum said mortgage snd the inter­ ful forest fires of 25 years ago was dedi­ est accrued ttiefYoo now due and pavaMe and on -whlcu inert gage there is claimed to be due cated Sunday. at the date < f this notice tbe sum of three hun­ dred eighty three ^dollars and, seventy Mo cents for principal. Interest, taxes and Imwnnce, aud an attorney fee of twenty-firn do). Iars provided for tn said mortgage, and no salt or proceedings at law having been tost tinted to reco'erthe amount secured by said mortgMO or any part thereof. Not lev is therefore hereby given that on tbe zrth day of I*ecember. ]ML at leu o’clock In tbe forenooj there will bo sold at the north front door of the court house tn the city ot Hastings, county of Barry and slate Ot Michigan. .Mdd court house being tbe place in which ihe circuit court for tbe county of Barry u held), at public auction. to the highest btdderrt be pretnlrcs described In said inortgoM, That's the whole secret in a or so much thereof as may te neerssary to sat is'y the Minounl due on said oiongsre as sbovte word. We can cure no disease setforth, with the Interest thereon and tbo costs, charges and expenses allowed by law and unless we can keep up the pa­ provided for io said mortgage, said premtoaa tient's strength. And there's beieg situated in tbe vlltogo of Woodland. In tbe county of Harry and slate of Michigan, and only one way to do that—feed described as follows, lo w It: Being lots snmber four ant stx at block ouk him. But if the system refuses ter five er Parrott'a addition to the village ot food? Then use SCOTT'S Woodland, the same being Mtuated on wetton number fifteen, town number four north. ran*o EMULSION of Cod-liver Oil numlier seven west, and in tbe township at Woodland, county of Barry, and state of Mtobwith Hypophosphites. It g-ocs lg*n. , STRAIGHT TO THE BLOOD, Dated Bep:ember »th. IBM — -ra. BMAna WMMMlMiwiB stops the wasting-, rekindles AMignee ot Mortgage, Alomzo E Kf.xasto?. the vital fire, makes new flesh Attorney tot Assignee. S Nourish and so renders a hopeful fight possible against ANY disease* Especially is this so in bron­ chial and lung troubles, in the relief and cure of which Scott's Emulsion has won its reputa­ tion. Book about it free. Scoff» Emuliion is no mysterious mixture. It is palatable, non-nauMating and infinitely preferable to the the genuine. -For safe at 50 cts. and $1JX) by all SCOTT & BOWNE, N«w York. MOKTQACE HALE. Default bavin* bpru made for more than sixty data in ihe payment of InurrAt ottrduo apd p-)ableou a tnertRNSe date* March lab. fHO. mad? b» Jortiu-i D. lta>er and Klizabetii Habsr. hurt>and and Wife, o< Castidoo. Bain Vuunfy, Mfriiiian.-tc John M.Emlth. ami pectdri In the ofllee nf the Urxlsfer of deeds, for the C<NDh> :v rf Barry. Iu the stat? ol Mlchtprn. « Ktoo Xlai day ot Ocloi*er. irox ci liter 47 of martraxes, on terr -s. for which default tt>« a«M' Jt.riti m. Hmlih. by virtue of the rtt in rivm him by tbe «rtd morfgare. baa made ai d lierabV makes tbe whole principal sum of said mart­ rar? and tte interest accrued U>erron now du* and pavahie ami oh ulurh m* rlnge t!i< r* h Clalmml to te due al lhe data* <4 lb«». i.otwa tbe »nm ot srvf' teen bu-.urvd and eutbfv six 4oiiars and forty one cent* and an alUirrey f«w «( fwrnty-th'* dollars provided for tn .aid mortKaxe. and nu Mitt or proceeding at tew baring ■re" lnrllltJrd to rweover the amcatht arcurej b-. «a*d rnorfragr-ar anv part thereof. Notice is there tore terwbv <lreu that on Hw county at Barry and state of MAeblsataoudd > Ol o-tM-ir.K Hare In whlata tbe ctrv«Mi r« tbe oc-jaty of Bury is toldjst MMKe M to Jlie birhest WOOrr. tbe Pqaiq ft«W! monvaae**. JAXO Mtn* tbe WMt «RM Mirth of BMUae �i; F *== HMM = ONEY Paid for Value received isjdways well spent. Now that is what we are doing. . Giving you your mon­ eys worth six days in the week, We ue looking for the firms who can sell you as good flour as we do for M Absowteey -Iastings Banner pure. St.O Ttr BRYAN A GONER $i.ao Per Cwt. As Good tM as 'WGJ HORR HITS HARD. have Senate In favor of keeping slate texes down to lhe very lowest notch. Just sudh their that stands no show of election. They have reduced the New York bead- candidate a man Is Frank Merritt, of Charlotte. rbaCatholic picuic Lanreiy Attended, and I quarters to one room, and closed tbe Bp«*ch<-» Ea<crly LlMeued U>. Washington literary bureau, funds for tbe Tbe Catholic picnic at the fair ground maintaining of which were contributed -•tarday was largely attended and sfford- by the silver mine owners of tbe west. l a great day for enjoyment to all who ' It has been known for some time that 'em present Father Kennedy had used *ary exertion to make the affair a success tbe committee has failed to get tbe second . >4 be succeeded to a remarkable degree. Installment of tbe subscriptions of tbe sil­ :rery$bing passed off pleasantly, and tbe ver mine owners’syndicate for some rea­ •etthatltdld so was because every deson, but tbe real facts have only jut rtl bad been carefully looted after, and leaked ouL They come from the lips of -aa carried out. A large platform was erected in front of Senator Jones himself, and were told to te grand stand, and from it M. L. Cook Senator Camden of West Virginia. In a .id F. W. Walker talked politics to a large •luaence, the currency question being the conversation between these two gentle­ men Senator Jones is accredited with the ■<•!•£ subject of discussion. In the afternoon a large crowd cougre- statement that not only did the committee ■ <tod at two o’clock to listen to the Bon. realite that Mr. Bryan was defeated, but L G, Hotr aud Judge McGrath. Mr. that the committee Itself was'but ot money lorr made one of his characteristic «xjeebes full of wit, humor, and telling j and ,n debt ,0 the ■’B(Mint of 8120,000. teta. One must hear Mr. Horr to appro- and that they did not know where or how T.’jf1 he ?,e Pf®11*00* U? 1 lhey wero K°l0K to ra,9e money enough to <»e tariff question and handled It In sueh < thoroughly able manner that It seems *h pay the indebtedness, not.taking Into con­ i* there could not be a child present but sideration tiie expense which will be in­ rbat could understand and appreciate tbe curred during lhe next thirty days. mportant part the great policy of protec­ For the past month the Democratic inn had played In the building up. and in chairman has bad .bls emissaries In tbe '»o prosperity of this country. To lllusr*te one of bls points he quoted the Im- West trying by every known argument to •ortai Lincoln and said that "If we buy a secure tbe second Installment of the prom­ •n of steel rails of England we have tbe ised contribution* from tbe mine-owners, ills but England has tiie money. But if ,-e make the nails we have both the nails but they have failed to get the money. With tbe retrenchments above made it nd the money.” Under such a policy, od such a policy alone can the laboring was thought the committee could pull iaaaewof this country prosper. His talk through until it could get funds that had *» the history of currency was very com-, •tote, completely refuting the'. Idea that >ld and silver nad always been tbe mon­ *. He commenced way back when cattle ere used as money, but owing to the lifficultv of nmMig change” cattle were -monetized. Later sliver was at the ratio of one to, •c; later four to one. still later eleven to*| ■ m, twelve to one.. He called attention • tbe .fact that from 1878 to 1893 we’ •ined fifty times as many silver dollars as ye did in the first eight)- years of tbe, ••untry’s history, and every one of these1 ••Hara was now and always bad been full■ -gal tender for all debts public and priAte. "How would it look.” the speaker »king!y remarked, "to deimrn a cow, r.d then provide her with fifty pairs of’ <'»rns and teach her how lo use them."’ One very characteristic feature of Mr. torr’a remarks, was that it provided a "■Mdy for existing, evils, whereas Judge, leGrath did nothing of the kind. At the picnic there was a ballot box. ten •nts being charged lo vote. McKinley vceived no votes and Bryan 86. 'loom of tbe democratic party is assured. ■ 1 die believes in It believes in a dollar worth 100 cent* and ha* so de- dared tfme and time again. exhibitors of stock at tbe Fair. It believes Lee Cobb for known to need to ment on 50 cents worth of- silver will make that silver worth 100 cents. Poor money and good . money never luive and never wlU, circulate side by sltir. The good money will leave tbe country and go but poor to Tbe Journal a political suggestion that must not be kept from the publle. not do to let bis light bushel, and so bh note Is printed here­ with: • z "Being a democrat, I have bdilt a plat­ TillmatvAf South Carolina. Secretary of the Navy. Herr to coin wr silver and maintain our dollars Searetary of the Treasury, Herr Pdffer Secretary of the Interior. . Attorney General, E. V. vaetated currency, are now crying for ret very Mme depreciated currency, which My ao ardently opposed four years n» eoMlsteney, thou art a mockery. Tbe Journal leveland and • tasRted that •< classes in a 1892 financial "the were favored ago. Grover policy which farmers and labor- tbe first and moat de- ■aelese victims of unstable money .uetMting currency.” This year and tbe •urnal is in favor of free silver coinage, hose advocates admit that a trreney must follow. In depreciated 189B lite of "The free silver car will .be built with two .platforms, democrat In .front and populist at the rear. ' Passengers are warned not to stand on It is dangerous. get in on. either platform. These platforms are shown by us at the county fair will sold at wonderful Damn the eonatltution. Damn tbe railroads. Damn tbe rich (except Sewail.) past country to-day. Every free sliver coun­ try coins both gold and silver, and yet the good dollar—the gold dollar—Is never aeen ty has given them but leaves Tbe republican par­ to tbe country I labor they "Populist platform: "The populists being pions cusses, sim­ ply insert tbe name of tbe before Deity each plank of tbe democrat platform.” over fifty The idea that the silver dollars of tbe times as many silver dollars since 1878 as were coined In tbe first 80 of tne Whole world dropped In value from a Nttle country's history, and every one of thane eilver dollan to-daf/ U legal tender for over 100 cents in 1873 to 50 cents in 1898. just because tbe United States stopped tbe all debit, public and private. coinage of the silver dollar for a few years publican party which has years The us given re­ this great amount of sliver, Is In favot of keepIpg every dollar of It worth 100 cents any­ where and everywhere. To that extent w* are bimetallists, and we are elemally and infernally oppmed to any and every policy which will cause these, dollars to slump in value to simply nluit their bul­ lion value amounts to, as they compelled to slump ctdnruic. wouhl be under free silver To-day 600,000.000 people are CUT RATES Damn everybody wbo employs labor be­ cause being able to employ must be plutocrat*. after 1879, ia preposterous. It la jut as preposterous to judge now that by opening the mints of tbe United States to the sil­ ver of the world, that it would raise price of silver all over (he world. The Reunion of the llth Mich. the This sale will prove a mint to those wish­ ing to purchase a standard article at less than what you would pay for an inferior article. GOODYEAR BROS HARDWARE Cavalry held at any place. The visiting members were mo de­ lighted with the hospitality of this eUy. living in free coinage coi.ntriM. .and the they declared by a unanimous vote to dollar of each and every one of them I*’ ere the ••first and most defenseless vlccome here again thte year. The commit­ •imply worth Us hulUon value. To ar­ 'flte*of a depreclMird, fiuctuaitng curreittee are making an effort to mike this Re­ gue that by the Uihted States ahme adopt­ /. Will the Journal admit It now? union still more interesting than the one ing this policy wotfld bring all the sliver, Igat year, and to this end they alk the co­ doilar* of those a!x hundred million ptoA warded operation of all the cIUx-om. It impe,| ple. besides the silver dollars of onf winthat all wbo can will decorate in an apj.roMrfeest Honors—World’s enty millions of people, up to 100 cents i* priate manner tbeir places of busluea* and positively ridiculous And we aluct-rely dwellings on the morning of the Uth of believe that a thorough study uf thia qimmthe pr went month which will 6,- next tlon, a study oF all past history and n week Wednesday that being lhe date n,r study of the present <ondith>n uf every ttie Reun ion. There will be over rmr hun­ freeooknagc country will convince every dred of the old Veterans In aUemUooe. honest Intelligent voter, under present Several from other states have written to circumstances, that the present poaltlcn tbe secretary that they will certainly be In of the republican party as id ths u*e of Hastings on tbe Uth. A general Invita­ silver,’hi tbe only safe poiiey. With an tion is given to the citizen* to attend their ■rental said lhe formers and iMlx/ring men DFL CREAM BAKING age. Bat all this talk about currency mtellng at lhe Opera Boom on the ewnin< of next week Wednesday tto, uth amj is and a majority of the National le*hlatore Clrvrit Court C<re»Y.. Harrj u. Mich. OLBXOVK. AUy. fur Mortgagf.- THAT FAMOUS will be devoted to relating experience af YES! YES’ We have moved, .and af­ ter this week the Famous cloth ins store of Phln Smith wfll be fnand In' the building formerly occupied by E. W. Moi rill A Co. Call and we. . REWARD Is offered for any one wbo can match ns. let alone beat us. on prices on shoes of like Quality. Was bought for 60c on ................ ‘ must the dollar and be closed out. Phln Smith at tbe Fa- HATS CAPS What■ jta . -have ----------must ro as we will want a new stock In tbe spring and these will be Mid sure: no matter about the cost. PMn Smith at tbe Famous. UKLEHWEAR What we haw wu»t goaa we wish to close out the whole let and are going to make price* do IL Phin Smith at tbe Famous. RRMEMBER And look for tbe. Fa­ mous clothing store sign next to Spence’s shoe store. We are there and will be glad to nee you and save y<w money on what we have to sell. Phln Smith at tbe FatMMNk " THAT RACKET Racket. Bargains In Military WE HAVE Always mvle » have good big*valueo to titl’ux rj. and we have belter than ever .!« fall. We |ia»r cot price* m) they arc a mere fr, Smith at tbe Racket. Fair, the other countries ot tbe Latin Union of Lot Scarth to placrof t><-gho.!»K. Dared. Ausn»: ia. F>XD W. WX1.KKK. file..:: < Rarrv Ct- . ' ♦ P. T. Oodibov a. ftoiieftnr tor The *iM»Vr « iuu.c<-.; S d,- » u until tOw'clnck a.nt.t', Faturu. YX3 We make e Itaekrt on P.rlcfThat la the reason our comfa-IUor, kirk. But sail and let ua make >od nn <■«« <™ any uoods we keep Thio Skullt> al the which was held lo this city on the 17th o f last October was declared to be the best one ihe Rttgimeni has ever CHANCEHV SALE. . topOTwamceand by virtue oc an order ud **r*ec? tbs Circuit court fur tire J BarjT. In Chttorery Iu the state u Mi.-Mim, made and dated on tbe ttth - day »f Frbrwy. Mt. in.a certain cau-e tbrrvto whe^. J* !tiunUM tMn‘9U, ** CMntuati.ni.: and l>vt >"<t Jari”*. H. Homare tenedanta. Notice i« b«*rebv r > rp that-1 <h*i i •**?¥* “a***}- u *bf n.»rx front tWof Uh wm !>oum, tn the elir ot Ckl • Mich., said court txniw* trim! ih* visce for NMteg the Circuit Cour! for uid IWu £ ttatordav, the >rd day o( Ueteber. mre. at tri. o stock iu tbe forenoon, *11. or inucU tbrrrof M may be n.-craaarr torttsr lire;.: <torto •satld Complainant for i»rtn«-toal.- tniemt and costs tu this cause •( the fc>llow|M de»alM parcel of land, to wtr Ail that ter.uln riece orpareel of la*.t. situate M.d fttv M Haattaxa. County «f «*rr?-. « state 4 Mich., cotnmeartag nt the s with Vtrv Lot *Lj. Fou- |ti Btocic N'< "• ------ • KMteni bp! diB<»u to thThaoce East to a stak,- low >n*~. wood tree-, eight hM-be- !n ar wi and on WeM side « f KJi • • north Id ' side. by Wagons, Carriages, Robes and Blankets Democrat platform: and poor money side Illi­ nois. Damn Wall atreeL the country at once. u»erer* were tbe first lo suffer from a de- Pronoyer of Deb* Damn the Britisb. in circulation In any of fine democrat*. wbo »«r years ago admitted that fanners and Most of good la the present history of every free silver international We are aware that political talk is about the only kind of talk indulged in just at present, but we propose to make such a commotion, beginning now, that will cause ydu to think of something else than poli­ tics. The immense line of New York.' evils following an attempt to make Added to all lhe experience of the way POLITICAL ISSUES under a shine should read Macaulay’s History of Eng­ land and judge themselves as to tbe •ob la not true. The republican party Is pledged to do all Mr. Shellenberger la a modest man, but It will Damn tbe bank*. iascRaliiam—tbe only safe p«Dlt*hed In the HAS ixas ^axxkrxwwgaper printed and circulated In <ald IVnujty^ Bdrry ooee in each wrek, for Hire* Bocwietve waeks prerious to said day of hesrtnc CHamlxh W AnstsTKO.su. ‘ __________ Judgf .>1 l*rnbat». The following Is reprinted by.request; Damn lhe gold bugs. a Ma power to bring about page e to the persons toterwtM in said JgtM pimteney of said petition, and tbe teEl- T. N. Shellenberger of Bradshaw sends Damn tbe supreme court. circulate c ed XDd all other persons letermted In pud “hoK And The Po|»ull»t» Damn With » Prefix for EmpluiAla. to the Just watch and see if our predlc- His DAMN EVERYTHING. -with the history ot such a financial policy, dis­ ■* On reading nod filing the petition duiv rmr of Amoc C.T^s. admtolMrator of <hi-i CI*hS‘L;d ST™.1 ;:|-i w De peara aad allowed and * deerr* <li«'rltm uondui, muM ud “Smjpjklt u urterM. il>.t ThurwUriltt Of mature years, Damn Cleveland. and Sheriff of Barry County, MlebtpM. Dated Hasting*, Mich.. Sept. I-’th., ISM. jjgy- Oh^" w- *"»»»,. Jaict ol ble, no better man could be chosen. money remains. No nation can afford to be a "clipper of coin.” All history teems Students of PBOBATE ORDER Jas. B. Mills, of Nashville, Is ju*t the man for Probate Judge. Oregon. sense ™ well too introduction, history >«rty. is Surveyor any tress to the people, and especially that rtected for B*rrr Oountv. vtx :-A Jodge of hate. Sheriff, Clerk, Treasurer. R«ri*u ]>eed> Froaecurtug Attorney, r.'eunty Bury two Circuit Court Gommtsstoner* and Hams & VanArman 1 tor tbe EeprMvot- of long legal experience, honest and capa­ cannot make something nut of nothing. It believes now, and It always has believed, that it is repugnant to common coast work is tbe best advertisement. of Kansas. argue that the simple stamp of the govern­ a Beprereate- dent 01 the United Btoim. where be is known. which has always brought ruin wing of and every­ as good as tbe gold, at home laboring classes. democratic party County promisee to do everything in bis power to keep state taxes down, aud bls promise .is The silver dollar is now and always has •■en a full legal tender for all debts public, Four years hence the Eaton Then put on the other stocks of Crockery, China Ware & Lamps together and see how much they lack of having as much as we for you to select from. We want you to come and see If elected Senator, as he will be. be •od private. 'illdenounce the Bryan ■ business yet be has always had, and still has, a great interest In agriculture, own­ ing a farm and being one of ztbe largest now. and it always has i»eiieved that you out of circulation, and . nothing tbe! Al­ though he has. bad a wide experience in large The republican party ’’me*. Hou U owners and English capitalists fullest use of*gold aod silver. Wo. Of Certificate . ekofn tot No 1 silver mine form and a cabinet which I submit to tbe who bold Journal before patenting. . The cabinet is . great Investments in>the silver mines of as follows: Secretary of State. Altgeld of Illinois. this country. Secretary of War, Bloody Bridle* Waite Th« floating* Banner for IMmetaTlIam tn of Colorado. • ’ 1890. Secretary of Agricultural, 1'itch Fork been promised by the ■ for ao-as-35c of this district send some mao to the State Evidently tbe silver mine owners wisely come to the conclusion AND MONEY QUESTIONS 1 COFFEE FRANK MEKKITT; A GREAT SPEECH ON THE TARIFF Michigan Rute ",5OC It is absolutely essential that tbe people table Defeat Ahead. Four jears of "object lesson” and ' SIKKIFF'S NOTICE OF ELECTION. To Taix Qcaufxbd EimeroM of Bakst Couirrv. <u» f*. wm be offwed for we aTVS TOBE SI20.000 IN DEBT. ■’ OUR/[or ’S'- HIS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE SAID COOK BROS. Proprietors. I claim wl!) i Thursday, Oct. 8. 1896. ?■ ■SNftrctahm tn at tbe Probate uffir,. 1b often a very inisUkingdgn. Itgenerally meansan iireriorlotof trash, but our in* ducements now are nn opportunity that ought to be grasped. We are offering tbe ^tho otu «* J*' Uiiery Goods ever °^,ered i» tno city, and we have the most aunerb and excellent line. Our new stock has just a‘ld everJthinK is oew and of Vhe H^'\re!rgn8 tnd P^terne. Everyone visof gtt6 °U,d 8ee th,B line eW TOU WOULD Be surpri -er lu m ha if way we. sell shoe*, t'”"’' 111 . and made up their inind <“ ’a**’. ' onr otoatag out s-alr at l<" i|'a" ,i0‘* the dollar is bringing Iheiu f »<«ur --off fur bargain* they probably * ill “ ‘ ’ I’tilD unles* we get another k- Smith at the Racket. WHAT fTE HAVE In dreg* ar* up to date. We do ndt clsisi.tn<•took, but the newest, adl<n»«. and bay again, so often. Phln Hivlth •' * Racket. TWO MORE ArrlraU ,.r du «a« wook. Il wwn." aa It wo ruu.t »»ll •>'1’ tin wan-ibul IM prior Iu wMtd<*« th. qtlallt, ot pood,. 1 bin S”1"1 tbe ILekrt. nilMW CXBPXT8! W» ■Me irrnwMi n'uJ'suw” Mrprt boon lo IM UiUUd " nr^u. Cell wd eee Me eMJ' ■ villternM rou . reed, e>.M "1*1- - � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-10-15.pdf c55faf5a5f3be1bdde20d309688a8e14 PDF Text Text F[;.VRGEST circu- .. ' ; I \T1ON OF ANY... PAPER IN COUNTY. VOL XLI. Has THE BEST AD VEX-. INGS VISING MEDIUM IN BARRY COUNTY. ... NO. >4 15, 1896, THE u.3and Real Estate Office. \ ^tBtoek.Hastiagi- , „ , , ? , ,.n Real Estate ileal Estate M” >' . (taneral conterancing. *'.4 , . set of Abstract Booka.epme ,-ords'. can furnish complete P A T* ( ' Mix (lough h sutl rery ,lek. Mlw Em,u, Bii-r v„ m Gr,i:d Iupl4> U»t wwk Ml., Louie Crtwnler h„ go»esto J' ..Muglon 1>. C. >hm ,t„ ,,l| n-o,,!,, Comulxlnorr Flora Bndlr' v|,IM our fur tjume time. We understand that Geo. Truece has de­ niTnFrlJ,)' <0"’,,<x,“ '•Ild H* Hill, lu cided to retire from the merduuitile busilue afternoon. . ■ tiesajaud engage In harming. Mr. Treece lm bt*" ,lck •' n*” has purchased an eighty acre farm in thr dM ' "• "lr put '"“r •«** hurttoeni part of the state and will rrjp^ve the past tw0 vree^. Fred I^imater. of Marshall -A’ VUTTER.* . v.lorntsy* at Law > waa in Remember the preaching at-the achnul house Sutiday evening at -7;&u. C. E. at 7 o’clock. Listen f-Tlhe wound of wedding helis In thia community. John Hunt and wife, of Van Buren Co., are spending fhe week with friends in this place. e . Clark Robinson and wife, and Miss Mary KUne spapiSunday with L. IL <JHa»row's jieoj.lf. oTlXdtrin. Mrs. Heimer Buell and dsughter Clara, oi Ipr.hland. apent a part ot last week In lids vichmy. . ' Mrs. Clara Brown entertained the HendenjhoU L. A S. Thursday. A good at­ tendance ami a very enjoyable day fur all. Rev. D <dds, of Adrian college, ^avr m very pie>sirig discourse nl this plan? last Sunday ni-irning. ' ' Win. Kune found a branch of r»ipb<’i'* rie« iu bus pitch Oct lath, bearing twenty three rifM- anti ten green berries. Mrs. Nellie Robinson' returned to her home lu Chicago, Wednesday, accompan­ ied by Miss Tens Teipenlnx who win spend a few weeks in that place. State 17.1W.W1 trashrta Tftr local yw4d ■eras in eaeb county by Hh- average per acre in the'same county and footing the ' products. The average per aer? tn the roullwrn connties is 11.16 bushels; in fb»\ \<ruN. central, '3 SS'busheis.and In the iturlhatn, friday. funeral ,i M. r. Cliurrlr. .tiincy at Law, Many of our farmers have their coni 10.61 busbeta. These average* are Imard ' . H.dvc&r &Ca.’8 store: 2 1. ,.?■.!"• •>'« «>n. Herbt-rl. of Beatiy Ifhsked. upon a return of nearly SS.OtXi a errs . • n*at the State- Conecih.u- } .. . Hallie I reek, were here lire Hr,I „t thr, Early 0D the morning of the sixth Geo. thmshvd iu the wnilitern countie*, lucre :i«i-»ito.__________________ ■ t$now opened by us, with the best than 11.000 In the central counties, and Hee IXrfd.. of K. rro H.PM., ... lu Tritqje had his goods all picked and " Huiuuepftthic i’ll) OjTiterH and Best Pack wc are • MAN. lt*d<sd on a wagon ready for hh horth^ni more than 5,-000 in the northern counUet*. lowhllunda). H,. win „I, lh, E„. ••an and Surgeon.^ The total number of busbels of wiieat <te..vorer» Sunday ,.1,1,1. Come out and trip, but jn*» as 'he was about to start an able to find. You will get fresh ­ i: 'Z'T'.- \-r>H-<Ty store.) <Aict?r ap| r.ord on tlie scetit* with a full hl..it ' reported marketed by farmers: since the hear him. est and best if jou buy of tis, and Mr. Treect* September report was published is 1,26ft.President Smith j»f Pte went Mich. Con- suit of aitaduunro । wre. ■i.R. M. !>-. hurriedly nnlnadeu !».* gauds and returned 05'J and in the two munthf. Angust-Btpf-tnire was with na Sunday evr. and Phvsictan nod Surgeon, we keep the best'crackers .to them to his house and has decided to retembef. i.l7LM7. Thia 1*372.759 buMwta ’ ‘ Mich. preached $rtrr Hie Endegv.ir. ' with’ them. We offer tgalti in Woodland, a while longer, but is mate than reported marketed in the same • <»:se Mock rqst of depot. Several from t>,iy place attrr.<kd quart­ IBible tu disappear nt almost any time. ' tn-mtbs laat yeat. erly meeting nt Fennfieid Saturd.y and : C. H. Keiser has purchased the Wood11. barber Oats are estimated to yield . 38.<J5 bunYork Stale Concord Sunday. • iind New* of Weber Bros, anti will lieneedreths bushels per acre, barley 3«.W ...■•an# and Surgeons. We are having bivriy weather at present Grapes, 20c. basket forth publish the Woodland News. Mr. bushels, and corn 70 busheta of ears, per ■ ui’y responded to with the .Lid Society was pmtpined from ReiM r Is n young man in every way qaoliacre. The yield of oats is from tbreaber*' night. Jamac Oranges, 25c doz. this week Id next week Thursday on ac- Ard to SI) the position of editor ot frump’records. Coni fodder is somewhat in­ ' ................. the of hOu<e-r-*teaniiig. will bn entertain­ *»< With credit to himself and to A’.mernia Grapes, 15c lb. -. Deoum jured by heavy winds'and rains, but gen­ our Cerf hr Mr« Vm.t w. A political census of the University is 'll. H. s. Village. We liesp.-uk kuccbm to him and erally secured wi.hout (taiuigf? by front Bananas, ioc doz. • Mrs. WiLLim U.srton: i * A guefct uf Os ­ being taken. • ,1 wi.rk <U‘»e carMully apd hope dial the people Lu this locality Potatoes on high ground, and on tiie orcblormorfn Mr. mid Mrs. Dan. W. Reynolds.of Uascar Crofoot anil wife this week. * . give him a liberal patronage. New Figs, 20c lb. lighter soils are a fuB average crop, but • Smith’s Racket Stun*. _ Mr. Hnugl.ey will thi* week ’.move into Mn». P.'B. Huu-dcker ha.* vacated the liuga, were in Ann Arbor last Saturday. on low ground and day soils this crop The Supreme Court Iras Dually decided 1 hr i.iwin room* of Lyman Wilcox house. Everything fresh and rood for the Rogers Housnand’ returned to her own. has been • badly damaged by thr rains. ^‘H’M.LN. M. D. that the act removing the Homeopathic Compared wUli a full average crop thr Lyiuati will move upstairs. Iiouse and we arc now without a hokd. table. 1 ..imi'mmu • promptly Mrs. L. Seger and daughter are at'John ,J. C. Haslett has sold bis stuck of dry department k» Detroit, was unconstitution­ yield is estimated at 72 per cent In : the i.ciiii- n glveu-i«» fitting I usk-rn i!.i* al. . sduthorn counties. 70 per cent .in the cen­ . 1 M- rnJ.; <>r llnpinrr fin', goo fs to n Mr. Slifpard. of Charlotte. The Choral Union has already begun tral, 79 per cent, in the northern, tiie avnr. frity Of c.uw— ran tie • Burt.Tlnkler and Frank Barnes Imtlijof work on Handel's oratorio,, -The Me<.. • . • a -nrytical «>per.iPratrirvitik. Hastings, were in our village on business crake for the state being 75 per cent. aiatr which will, be given ut a.concert '■ -I. E Cahii^ tnid wile will vi<dt friends Monday Brans arc estimated to yield, in the ** in'G.4i»d U*pal, tub, wed;. W. R. RichMint hem counties. 84 per rent, and in Hie Bert Whiling rti.d Martha Treece now soui:': time in December. Aaiong the new students frutu Burry jtrasi-nd wife will attend a'wedding IVed- woik In the *«me harness. We congnttnEmir tgt per rent. 6f.»n average crop. i. SMITH. v • county this year are Kay Matiln‘*v», Ger­ Winter appiea are 130 ps*r cent of an av­ Jste thw young couple and .hope their fu trude Smith, Olive Lathrop; from Has­ erage crop in thr southern and central ’ » in nil part.- of the stair ; i I tn- H . r . t». niret at ttm home <»f ’tore will be full of bapphios'.' ' tings, and Wm. Harper, of Middleville, in Counties 104 per rent in the northenkanft . ,;:ty. '‘p.-cial parti* Ml-. Geo. Haren. Wednesday.. She q. asLeroy Palmerton and Nettle Crites were ' the Lii. DepL and Din Parkhurst.ui Mid-, 118 )xi cent In-the State, and late peaches . ;■>:?: .:■•< chattel mnrtmarried on Sunday evening. ' dleville in Ui<? luiw Dept. W.»»iland. Mich are 95 .per cent of an average crop id thr Jid'Mr.- 1L Put ton * . ‘ Joshua. Green, of Woodland, mid Mi-s MuHi to the joy of the football (mthusi- southern counties..113 per cent in'the J^fev, BucH and family arc-getting *fttl- I Brunky. ut Chariotic, weir ntatried oir Ixjal’ K. KiUljq*tr« asta, “Count Villa0 has returned i«» Col­ central 90 per sent tn the northern and 96 • u <.. .-------- -J »jUiU!ay, . . lege and will take his old place ns ; tackle per cent in the State. ' j 1’. ?.dii-u-s;ai\’ h'Hisr is last, nearing Frank.D llrnb-ck. and vsife have a little on the loot ball team. Benqett, a new The m-’an tempcratcre for thr State . for ! 4'nnp’t tint!.' . . »’ . ‘ ’ mln Irr-rv. but uu old fool baii player, has Walts & Uowlrader shipped four double tilled one of the holes made by thr ab­ 'September was 57.0 flegrers. o- :t.g de­ 1 ’hi >.durdir tn«j twenty lady ft lends d crees b-low the normal. was below ‘ > Mr». G. A. Gla-ktgan utrl at her honi* dreks of stuck on M-e.uiay. sence <»f Hall and Hooprr. Altogether E D. Gardm-:. of baranaa, was in town t eteam appears much »tnmg«i than 11 Hn- normal In the several sedtaDs a* fol­ i and will-, audacity t«dd her to lay aside lows; Southern*#unties l.s degrees: cen­ on'Tuesday. • • tral 3.5 degree*: northern 4.o •degn-eft and ■ Watt* a- It nvIend’T hav«» Shipped sever­ j fornn d It Wi.s'h«-r l».;it!i-(i«j and’bad come Ila-tiiigs. Mich. upper peninsula 4 4 degrees-. Frosts taavy h> help her •ek-bralr.' Itail brottgbl their al c-or loads of stock from Hastings. Wo >-.1nit the stale. ColSCHOOL COLUMN. enough to <l<> ranch damage did not ftccur bury ipid Sunfield tlii- lull. ►upper* in the Southern part ot tbe Stale until, af­ I linking oh arciHint of it., The afternoon David Ober and Ben Luol s have re­ <CondurtI.tl bj Mias Flora J. Beadle. C«uurj- ter tin- middle of September. ' • • . I-.r.i-plvn-xmly xprni and niter P a. Rev.. turned from Dakota. ' GoinndMiocivr) In September tin* rain tail Was-cxrre-ivr ;,*Buf!I In IxduiH «>t pr-jrnt in a . lew Gnouehout thr lower peninsula, Th* av­ l-w'-Il chp-.-’ii words pre-euted Mrs. Blackerage in the Stale was S.iO Jnchr* or near­ limn with a nW oak nicker. A pair of Dan Stewart s-tartrd for El I’asti, Trvi.1. At the requret of Supt. - PatlrngUt the ly twice the ndrmal. It wa*< 5 tai iaehrs T«:ie lowels. gin-i* water jug and fnitt dish Tue-day morning. ••Inspiration luattlute” and school exhibit in the southern counties. 5 58 in the cen­ » ere nurnng <*her present* Kunriy’years Dave Pifhrr. an <»',d pioneer of N . E hai been pustpor>ed from the third tutortral and 5 41 in the .northern. Cmnpxrrd ‘rugp the «amr lady had a birtl.-iiay party, Barry died.Sunday after.-iooh at the h«>m»* with the normal there was an -cxcene, «»f i among th*>>e urvaeiit at that time wvrr of his Min'd. Eniest L’ifher near-. Bunnell Tin- InstKtfo*. which wtll’be c rndu.-ted by 3.03 inches in the southern counties, -3.0B * -Mrs. F. K. Nausley; ut'tbis place, also wiiy*-l hotiM*. Prof. I'dtteugill will.tn- held ut Hasting* , in the central and 3.73 in the i»ori|.»*rn. W. H. CIiim* has unloaded a ear hint nf i(i the tchool building, and will begin wilh i Mt'-.B-••Bratnhtetter.' Mr>. Hamh:.. ol Tne rainfall In'thr upper ’ peninsula was * ■ Richland, ami M<p. <’. A. \Vi1li*. of Kih- coal an<l onv ot limner this week lord exan r.rtdres* on Thursday evening, Nnv. 12. 3.02 inches, (tr 0.83 below thr norms^ | uiarou. • . prcti nnuther Iwii) of coni yet «hi* week. and will caidliitir Through Friday and Sat­ • Wasrixutox GAtroxi.it, . Mr. Kidil is thnmgli working- in the urday. We wjsh tlw district schools chaf­ Secretary of State. g«i«t mill and i?- threshing ram for Alan-. ed on Fiiday (those Hist have nnt already We think our .Mrs. F. H- Nye returned to her liuwe in M,n. Jones . , cloM-d for the fall varathm) which day ran WOMEN VOTE. and prices will it T. I". D ni U and wife formerly of i’a'.ioits anti I tl»& place but now of OMu, an- vlbitlug b-Miisde ui> 0:1 4 b«titrdnv. Mich. We witnt to run our pupil* ate invited io be prearut at any an t ■ luwfihi* Week. all Mgft^lpn* and exauihm the work wlneti.l ent stock down to . Fie<l Nor*u >d'l*' Uihmith working nt wt’n'Tminit exhibition fn tfir rflffrr*nt 'de­ .! Frank Herrick and Cash Vanderllp reroom for' our next Seasons Anguntn and is husking corn fur Mr. partments of the public sc!mm»I iitilhllngs..' cmmirir an oppurtunity tor women tn pulF I tnnird from the north Thursday*. goods. ;! Henry Will, and wife have returned Bayteil. of the Suite of limlly exprem their choice fin pruddout . Ebbie. Penmxik has auuvei on Mr ! from their Ofiiojfrio. Is uffcred. The method Is unique and will IS. 1886 Open tor business. 1 John Dra;pr and wife visited at Jno. 1.. Barnes’ place near hickory C’oru,ers. wtlrronsi*l of ^|rve;ttien.* • 1 petitaaiisblu. result In showing on Nov. 4th just wtat Frank Bishop is g-tltug ahnlg nicelv ektipiiitalhiu papers,’ kindrig»r’vn work, eiftfet the worn ins vule'will hate ow ns■ Ituush'* Sunday. l-reeport has one bicycle fiend who with Mr. Dubn’s^ new house having II nil letter ‘writing, ctory. reproduction, ex-uv*. tlonal atTairs. enclosed arid 11 n«in< la;d whh th* assist­ map* (product, reltei. physical), diagrams. A nMnnfacturer who has buhlnw** reI idea oil the side walks. '* Mi«s Minute Godfrey was able 10 re­ ance of his son Artie mid Will Jordan. liNtti!Ic*l chart.*. <m\linrt< tiraui'ig* (<ntt- latiuus'with m<vit*of the prominent new— Mrs. S<ratt««n4’»f MB*k. was the guent'of sume her duties in -Uie primary depart­ fonileak g'-unn-trienl. MHironmnlraR botanl- papers in the United Stales, propose# the Sign of The Elephant. her sitter Mrs. Haynes J’uesdny. ment uf-the Freeport schools Monday. 1 cal ami physical apparaiii*) and'-anything plan as follows: HASTINGS, MICH ..... to ________ Hu 111 mt _______ I, wtm wenddre*.* i Q-A. Ilynet hn.l Mis* -Myrtle Faile: el*e ih:it will show the >ktll and ingenuity Ail women over eighteen are.entitled to It. Mer -si----------her I tee — in -PreepfMt hall last | spent Sunday m‘ar Hasfinz*. one^vote. The volva -by slate* wilt lie । of-the pupil*. tlie'Neu - • ...» nintc failed railed to-----------ahow »»p «t: ni , Wm. «uk Cooper < o<»pr ii expected bdek from N­ ! Tin? work ttlimihl be sav. d Irntu the, act ahown in the papers every week until Nov. Wedin s'Jgy evening show up at j. this week. ■! • ual bCliooi work, and q laiity tatlirr than Uh. Wom-n are requeued to read more the last minute andtboifie talent made the Y. Mesdamrs lluvncs. Banon. Bafft-H. qnnnity r-hould be the uiiu. • department In Barry Ilian one aide of the q iestlqn: and act up­ address. interval on all tlxn» I Mr*. H. Case and Children spent the Storr. D.tnirls, Wiilinms. H-mry«<•!(, ItavPlease note the foflowiu,' dit uerta'i a* to on their own judgment Write the name enj.ort. CritVen and Mushier ’ entertained • Sabbath with Mrs. Lucy Witn-rt or this the work. Ijet the work «<f the dktrict ot candidate upon a postal can! and write the L. O. T. M. al the limiu\ nf Mrs. sclitMi.s nf Ttuirnappie tuwimhlp lie sent to your own name simp address cleatly. nl.-o township. * Supper was A-O. Wilkinson at &llddte,vllh-. of Irving city aud state. Da. the lower ivtl hand t A good number nttendcd’.tho Minister- Haynen Thursdiv Oct. sth. i/tl Association held here Mmiday and served from 4 hi"0 p. tn. The tables were to Wm Chwr at Irving.- of 4’hHio:i tu Mr. corner give the name of a banker or gnicer very bemttlfiiiliy dreornfed and fairly i'utiimn at Carlion Center, or ’.Voodlaud to who knows you. j Tuesday, This precantkin is to prevent flondlug ' { 1.. Spurry. «r SuutieM called on Freeport KT.mfuvd wKii tlrelr burdtu of ucmmI things Miss Ethel, Brown at Wnihltahd. of Yankee y’w. Hay nr* was presented with a i>tce Springs to Malle Cnmksum- at l>i»*«-u's the mall w‘ith.11 •iitfeitt.4 votes. N’auir? un­ ! friends bunday. rocker fchtah showed that .although her Mill-. <»f Rutland. Hastings, dirm to rm* known to grocer or banter will be thrown side <»f the lltrr|ry contest had- b ,’n d,‘- eoiumlashuw'rV office, of <bntleti*u t<» Miss out. Be very care'ul tu write clearly and the witijdng side appreciated h«-r ’hh ackunwletignieii: of the receipt ot eafh j Tire l^adire Aid will lx’ entcrlahied bv featetl 1 extta t fort to hirep her sidt; to the trout. the CmuT . "f Orangeville S»-ud Mi-- JaekMiU vote will be M-ut (»»tire lair voter. • Mis. D. V. .Stites o» Wednesday the 14th ' at O.augeViHv, of Hope and Biltimore tu' tin-IMwtal to Ppatjun Ceifat Foiid Cctffr Quimby. ' Inst. Ij U urge*! that Mr. il. .v, MiKin-iu.tliw llvi»dvr.-ln ‘ : cIhhiI. Co.. Battle Greek. M»eh. C. Newland and wife, of Rutland, are School closed! fo” the fall term last Satut Maple Grove in Mr. Ehfrt hi the Norton every earn-Mt wourrn will h«t lie-Rate 1b ■ vtalilng frtand* tn this vicinity. t •••• ............................ . » ' uniu'.ur,,ty ... , , expend a penny to register her prrfkrenee The Epworth LvagU” w conducted ny B. D. Scott was in Grand Rapit-s last srJn.ol. ot Prrilieville to D. N Stowell nt nt this nn>st interesting pvri«1 nt national Prairieville. of Barry to A. F. N«r»l* at Mrs. Dot).’ It was well attended and In­ week on buainess. ' Delton, ni .In'ijiKtowti l<> Mm. Nnmii* Slaw history. . 'Will Mclntvse and wife. .<•/ Milwaukee, I tetr&Ung,, . This camp-»ny have a -uvli 'Oxi reputa­ A tijwtiiig l« vali-d at the resident-!* of an- visiting hbiparent* this week. tion and ple.(g- ihvir integrity and honor { .Mrs. S'.HWsuBon Wedtireday the 31*t Inst­ Tlivie wh>- a Urge crowd nt th»* Aid So­ Wrtwter ilaMings at Ai^yrl#. I<» which to report the ’vote exactly »* received, places if will lie arnt f*«r by the Ccinuih — . tor the purpose <»f organizing n Reading ciety which wnk held al Mrs. Bl*Ic Ca-d.| without tear or favor. A hwuiu atttrmeW . I Circle. All tvaclterH an-1 ulljvrs interested ' Ilne’-. The tn kt in- rting .will be held in ’louvi. .The gradiM city ami village •m«.Ii<m,« ] of llie'tlnal vote palled no In 7 p. Hi. N»«V. ihnnigliout the rounty miv wind, th“ir three weeks nt ’Mt Seeley-. in trHchlng nie invlied. j hili will he pnUH* ird Nor. ^Tth ami ’he work direct and Supt Holden will a**iitn We are glad io see Mrs. S. J. Bi'll’-in in Rev. Hstat has lieen <m the »“«’k 'tat. । a pln:'»-.f<ir exhlld'ing the w««ilr. _ The Epwurth Ideaguers have jitudr pre- teneliit'g her class again at Sunday. .School. i ■ : r i^drooni be filled . i-i anti then,' PkniUune fur a general good ittfc -nt «"e :u<- point luxury if. fur- ’ ••Hard Time’ bocLI th* | Hurs to jrfi*-;;-. .j with-one fine bed- I be Imposed upon »»»> »n« *»**rmic >i Jackson Snyder and mother attended a '; • • - th. Ease comfort are ; • but ••bard times” i-lotliiug. nl.su a ilrat rate ■' reunion a’ Gahtaburg this week. r|ir»x-ti> »«>n ns tu utr Atuuutit <»f luti • conauiHed in- ilw I Mrs Frank Bush entertained her sister ' hard llmr* supper. of sleep ! totuii>.» . dtaeliMigt* ut tin? (hltlea of th? office «f ! L C. Edmurxb «rad wlf“ f>»»«*r,aLiv‘i Mrs. Isaac Weeks, of Prlcbardvllle. Fri­ ach ml. put up tn 'atu. bed room out-1 friend* from North Aurelius, Tlnirsdny day. wIm<■-chool) and >rinl u to the point «!• •• , the city I desire ter say to iuy clients »od I be desired in ■ •avc nothing H. Merahnn.iof Kalamazoo, is here this igunh'd for )«»ur r«iwn.*»bip. to whl.'h place ‘ (he natrons of my offi tc that nputi my reand Friday. _________ _________ ' the • ' rt:-;»ect. We week buying apples. . it a III It arnt for. ■ turn from the Weal. October 25tli. i shall Eli Robltuoii Is having hh house paint­ . Thornappl* L»hr ;i tiling ol the ever shown Mrs. LeVant Soules, uf. Grand Rapids, ed and other wise improved. jnf November. December, and January. Marriage l.lr.nn«M 1). S. Goodyear and family, of Hasting*, 1 The work will go on a* In thtf-pasL Durvidtad Mrs. F. D. Soulre. Saturday. Jjp—Xotlcc the dalle Weather Re­ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Carr have returned were on our street Sunday. w Ing the mouths of February. May. and port, fn my south window. I here's no occasion for the Wm. .1. Sthnpion. Middle*lite. Ciorc'dale half way style of furnishing here. Ltezle II FfeMnwy, Tuorn*i»pie. f,<lHs reprrta-d I hat MrS- J. Baljcock ta t ol the time.. Archy Anderson has bought a tract of Roy Pa'tncrton. Woodland. L’.ir ppces pave the way to purdangerously Bl at Jackson where he went limber of Culllna Bros. In N W Hope. Keith Crites. Woodland, d).t ": They would make you The mother of Mrs. Ansel Klnpbury la GeotRH s. Mars*iall. Maple drove. HASTINGS MARKETS. Esther A. Barnn. Maple Ur jv«. think that we are selling at cost or visiting frletvl- here Hotter. 0 wit miSKirr-ri notice or election. «' Hiratii Pay tie I* a lla-Hngs must Uf the Jowuluui Klck.Oarltdn. . below: but we are not, In our To th. ObAUrirt Burerolw or Hau,' ,|.},W’,“l“/wlU. Mr. l-IW‘ Cora C. Ifeunuy. Cartion. . Fine oi bedroom sets we can suite ro^STw iu. j-H J- '« ’ U*Wll’'ijiln -111 mov,* bi. f.mlly f'™> lime now. Harry A. Scobey. Carlton. . ' ’ Apples are being brought here in large .Cura H. WIIHmb*. Carb m. H 3i “ JI “nta •“ [• the Crouch farm Into the D«Lud>C l|”“^ qukntlllra for ehipmetn. _ you in price anywhere from $12 to BL.rej.~M. I’S7 Orel rl^-Ujt, IO be 1,-ki I, t;-ol' «t thta place and Mr. Calk I of. of M.ph S50 RENKE5 & WALDORF. «, ll» Tureb.y " -,;ri ..Hive mi the. Crouch farm. I nd-rtakers. ' Mr ' l\» wta wlH ““’*e ,u,° lhe Ruh? M . *v‘« « De!o* R- McWwaln to Woodlawn Cenwtary I,! Ml rti.-l Mr*. Isaac fl eg... va-.vic Rooms at Ford's ttotrl. Co. 3 H.t'ity. »>•*>'. „ Klckrim-ie. H. ILn<«e>oC»ao.B, »rd Mary ,1. <«raves, wa<’ the parcel wc r*. Cart'oa. «ron Innt-ruciiuu. .. otiwnta-donrr <if I - « (|J M.; .rB.tr>-Hies.nd.y nHh‘. A. f:.-.*v*i»A U» Amu Kirkland. I» a. arc* fl, guest «rf tit* *ip«r Mia* i „Iconm Il.»l "HI comr. . .... I*___ I? I l.'t.inl.iu ocuoulu u'w-■'I,"".'.j;? rui ", IWU L-mi «IJ "Hjf \ l-re-l *t>M| iuouu[Genuine All Wool suits from Buitaud. menta uu ih-'ij Ini* in »-O $8* GO, to $jo.OO. S_Hiwe.bdwlf.w-™ Hie <•>«•’ °< Overcoats from Mra. D-. Scil’m r an l M * • ,5» WU$7-00 to 630.00. A Trousers from ilatM, 01 Dcltijn. *rre esilrta h-n- on Fri­ Next week Thuraday act axcaraiotk will J GO (0 IO.OO. .. Men’s Furnish­ ^vX* .b«if wn cru. rou.ro iu day. Sira. W.ll 1 in" Goods that cannor oe excelled leave NaabvUle fur L’aninn. Ohio to • rwli .it.aent in lives here., wiPta t»rl 1 in , uhty and price. Boy’s and our next president. Fare for tlm toum) .S Bui.ilur w'l" Kuitand oiend. 4t il. of t m. vl lied loinh’s Clothing all prices. rt^rl.? <»r f^l^l»« 404,0. „l l-nr Mia* N L,»u U..MT<I b.. roluroel fo <>««* -Tr^.u-r IH> l ‘ » r '•' 11 a. I’ayne, agent for Wana- S^*<«hrrii?rc£f rinity *il| prohaidy lake It in. FuU patn>w.----------------------------------- r4l4j »n roirvo’or. .Mr mihI Mr* Heals rn ran be obtained of J a*. Crawley maker & Brown, the largest mer­ .X “ “ S “ " ’ itll E,.... r . or J. M. Bauer. chant Tailors and Clothiers in the ' . ....tupumpT Co’grove.) .. L’nton’blodt.HaauMB.) court* of tho Plate. Season Effls i M ® Anv Wall W. J.& L L HOLLOWAY ... Spectacles.^ 9 4; 1 Eves Properly Fitted With Glasses. Charge For Testi ng\ F. R. FflNGOAST WK world. Office at Silsbee Jewelry Store, Hastings, Mich. Dgtcd IlasLug*. M«ch„scpt» i-’UJ.. • da). �Hastings Banner DIED SUDDENLY. Thursdaj, Oct 15 1896 COOK BROS. Propriety AND ROB. Bandits Kill Two Man Make *j heir Beoape. * Tragedy—The Assistant Cashier aund Victim*. m—*«-, Mlnm, Oct. 8.—This town is in the wildest state of excitement over the most thrilling tragedy that ever occurred in southern Minnesota. .The Bank of Sherburne was robbed oi en While in Church. Apoplexy Wm the Cans* *f His DeathH« WM the Priaaate «f ah Baglaad — Brief Sketch ef iuicMo­ Cl.*M«rr Chicago. Oct. a.—Dr- C*” ot ** Oaatenlgi^d. Ashland avenue, this city, killed hw Gr,c. Wrf««!• y «lfl“ Uur .hot liiiM.lt dyiu» .lmo«t >»• p»y-8TAT1 OF MICHIGAN. .untly. Kariy E.riy iu >u the <>>• evening me t*>*. P*^ * Quarreled bis wife nnH and.nnt shot • _* with KI — ..*!** |.:cau ljueiivi-- —-—- . t • — __ » — her. The shot was beard by the aeightorsand the police were breaking into tbe basement to investigate when tbe tebalt doctor killed blc-tlt. lira. MB™ M • racood .th, Md two Childrail by • Brat wife .uralrajh. coo pit The Plugfre* potato commission In Detroit has made a report on iu work ’ 1 during last summer, which shows that ' the commission started«*ut with about 1 47g acres, which were apportioned among 1,700 h—d* of families, represeating 5,973 children, or 7,673 penwaca in all. From this land has bec» pro­ duced, with an outlay of less tbaa $2300, upwards of 45,000 bnahels of po­ tatoes, besides a quantity of beet*, cab- Londan, Oct. 14.—Tbe arcbWakop .1 Cuterbury, primate ot all KagiaW and metropolitan, lit. Hon. and Moat Ben Edward White Benson. D. D. and prlry councillor, died suddenly Bunday wtUe attending dlrlne eervlcea In the church at Hawarden. The archblahop waa the nearly $25,000, i. Clreuh TRAGEDY IN CHICAGO. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Indianapolis, Ind.. Oct. I C . 1 c 1 H 1 I I PP is ,S City ot Hsstiuib mid­ crop 1 night tbe alate board ot eleetlona by *__ *_ _* vote of two »<• to .-.ran one Aoz>I<l««fl decided tO to llrDV deny th the I petition of the national democrats to invested. I go on the ballot under that name.’ Gov. __ ,, , 'Matthew* bad the deciding rote, and Gov. Gov. Rich Rich has pardoned Daniel cMMt it against tbe petition. If the naSchreyer. who was serving an eight tionsl democrats fail to select a name years’ sentence In Jackson for passing the board will choose one. No objeccounterfeit coin. He was convicted in tion was made to the device. forth In sain aeneouw a, are ft iimi UU U»e •evend |iar*ti* of land dmeribod in said Cass county in October, 1593, and the Can.t the sentence was considered excessive by . Constantinople, Oct. 8.—It was an­ *fY?ur'petittoner further shows that tbe said the pardon board. The prisoner was nounced here that the Turkish govern­ ........................ *----- laraXj liuv, tlUl'ftlU t r. rev.re. M.re.. . —- — —-- - — scarcely more than a boy when the ment. after weighing the matter over <iay of Ma». l«K; sod tb««tht laxrft not havwunu. liMlnar Hoar ftlad crime was committed. John Craig,sent and consulting with certain advisers, I . L__ .--1.4 -I.H froin Clare county in September, 18&2, has come to’the decision nut to admit to Jackson for six years, was released the ijjc United States cruiser Bancroft of Michigan ax dust each parrel nf said land* tor the pavmeat of the -everal amounts oQ Ou parole. He was convicted of crim- ■ ttnrotign hrough the and. therewio Dardanelles, -------------tftxe*. Inirreti. ooUecUoo te*. cost of advjrinal assault Jorc e will ^*. U fore, ah she will l not be ~ able to ~ act“ as tbe tbe tlsmif Mid other expenses of sale. » computed and extended InaatoMbedule axalnit tbesev­ guard ship of the United States lega- eral parcefft of land contained therein, and m default *f payment ot tbe said several sums ' tion In these walers. George E. Sheldon^waa shot atHoughcomputed and extenoed, against said lauds. hat each of aald parcels of land may bte soto Corued Beef Barre-L ton by a discharged coachman named j as provided oy uy for fbe amounts due ciMreoii. cbereou. m *,,«« vuu .wuu«., and died soon afterWashington, Oct. 10.—According to Felix Dumontier, la«. to pay the lieu aforrnmid. from his wounds. Immediately after unofficial, though trustworthy, inforAnd your l etttlooer will ever pray. etc. the murderous deed Dumontier jumped motion received at the department of .ViA-LUI «v , >> ra.wy. I. , . from the bridge, a height of 100 feet, ' agriculture, the German government Auditor General of tbe Blate of Mh-Ii1mi>. for and lu behalf of said Hute uf Michigan. into the lake and was drowned. • He has followed its probibitfou of 'he Imleaves a destitute wife and five children.1 i-urtation of American dressed beef and SCHEDULE A. ) a new His victim was one of the pioneers-and ihe cattle rinto ^Germany TAXES OF’ l«M. shuts out most highly respected citizens of north- ifgulation —»-<»— which practically ««. Township 2 North of Range 7 West. • American canned beef from the German era. Michigan. ' markets. •. Uat , the money he was appointed to the archblahoprk of Canterbury and, in company w-ith the Gladstone family, went to the Hawarden church Sunday morn lag. After the services had commenced a were almost instantly killed at about commotion was noticed in the Gladstone J:20 p. m. Wednesday. About noon two pew and Immediately thereafter church Kin. one of whom looked-like a mere attendants were seen removing the y, rode along the main street on bi­ archbishop, who. It waa supposed, was cycles. They were both well dressed, but were unshaved and travel-stained. suffering from n fit He was taken to The strangers hung around the out­ the rectory, and medical assistance was summoned. The doctors skirts until shortly after one o’clock,' hastily apparently sizing up’the situation. At worked over him In vain, and at 11:45 o'clock, he died. The physicians state that time they. sauntered lazily down the street and stopped immediately that death was caused by apoplexy. Archbishop Benson was 67 years of age. in front of the Bank oi Sherburne. IRL Hon. and Most Rev. Edward White 'After a moment's talk they went into Benson, D. D., primate of all England and the bank, and the elder of the two men metropolitan, was born near Birmingham in 1829. He was educated at King EdWard'a school. Birmingham, and at Trinity col­ burn in conversation. lege. Cambridge, of which he was suc­ Got One Thousand Dollars. cessively scholar and fellow, and where he Precisely what occurred inside the ..mmw wvvMi.cu wax. graduated B. A. in JJ81 He graduated M. bank is not known, as nobody was on I A. in 1865, B. D. in 18® and D. D. in 1M7: th. .treat in Urn lomudfefe ’iclnity .1 o* f.’^xb, that time. One of the desperadoes, I school and held the head mastership of however, evidently got hold of .a roll ' Wellington college from 1U first opening of bill. eooUInlng .boul»1.000. Thor-! >” ,»■«"•« “J"1- AT°”' '??” ak ... nltles he attained were honorable chap­ burn probably tried to prevent the men . laln t0 ttos qUe<.n in HOT-and chaplain in from getting away with the money, ordinary, 1875-77. In December, 1876, he and they whipped out their revolvers! was nominated to.the newly-restored Wah- i«o as foUoaa; s e by Hauovor Township 3 North ot ) .ud begun bring. „<*« tb. ram. Um. During jveek ended October 3 ’ Lima, O.. Oct. 12.—T-he family of t retreating. a -his - occupation of 'the • - — see •he •began the- reports sent in by 59 observer* in va- Granville ( Harbert was taken vioicutly building ot a new cathedral at Truro, of Escaped on Bicycle*. wo.cn O.. om .w«oXshell ...... has „„ — .... rio™ portion, of the .tale Indicate that sick Friday evening after partaking of which the outward\ cost over One of tbe bullets struck Thorburn £100,000. much of that sum having been . Intermittent fever and diphtheria iu- . , .. , , .. . . ,1 > s-iw.w.'. mucn oi inui ■----hot biscuit, and Harbert and his daugh­ in the neck and another cut the aorta, gathered c the bishop, creased and pleuritia and typhoid fever - through ■ ■ the energy -------- of ter. Mrs. Albert King, have since died nson-was m, . . ~ causing almost instant death from in-1 in December. 1882, Dr. Benson-was ap- • , ( several others are in a preenriou* ■teraai hemorrhage. The shooting in! pointed by the crown, on Mr. Gladstone’s decreased in area of prevalence. Lon- ami sumption was reported «t 223 places, condition. ( i.hnb 1 recommendation, to the archbl»hoprlc of Flour with which rat poi­ the bank aroused the town and people Canterbury, in succession to Dr. Tait. Dr. typhoid fever at 81. diphtheria at 37, ' son had been mixed was made up info began running in that direction. The , Benson has published sermons and other scarlet fever pt 23, measles at 8 and j J; biscuits. ■ • Dr. first man to reach the place was Olaf' works. ‘ — —Benson married in 1859 Mary, whooping cough at 13 places. Qestern, of Luverne, a traveling sales­ daughter of the lats Rev. William SldgTr»srdy In ladUuft. Avick, of Skipton. Yorkshire. The annua! man for the Wood Harvester company, value of the see of Canterbury is 575.000 and Both Foaud*Guilty. Noblesville, Ind.. Oct. 10.—Albert of St. Paul. The desperadoes evidently the archbishop is the patron of 186 liv­ John C. Bodewig and George W. Bray, ; aged 30, a. farmer living near feared that they would be captured, as ings. In addition to his archeplscopai resi­ Johnson, charged with having wracked here, Township 2 ] cut tbe throats uf his wife, his dence at‘.=Lambeth palace he’Bhad a )'seat at th.y qutoklr turned tbelr Hreunn. upon 5S;. 1^rT"cS*dr».° u°S; a mail train on the dhh-agu Grand nine-ycar-old , sou. Curl, his two-yearOestern. He made a dash to grappk j Trunk railroad nt Battle Creek on July old , daughter, Edna, and then killed with them, but was not quick enough, . A Fatul Plunge. 16, JS04, during the A. R. U. strike, in himself। No cause is known for tbe Ob he was struck on tbe head and fell' Naperville, ill., Oct. 'J. !). — Arnold which the 'fireman was instantly (deed. • 102 a of s dead at their feet. They ran down the , Boecker, the 17-year-old son of ex-Mayor killed and a number of persons, injured, । street, firing at random, while people ; Roecker, of ibis place, mr.t with a hor- were found guilty of. conspiracy in the ; Townvblo I Northol lUnxe * West;' Quincy, HL, Ucl. 8. — John bims, John in the street scurried to places of safety.; x-i»]e death Wednesday night. He was United States court in Detroit, after a Reed and George Withrow were The fleeing robbers, ran about three'seated in a buggy near an excavation trial lasting ten ! drowned in the Mississippi river near blocks to a clump of bushes, where they I ln thc stone quarries of Naperville, I Meyer, UU Tuesday night. Tbdr boat had coached their wheels, mounted when the horse dashed over u stone The body of George Harumn. an old capsized. Tbe bodies were promptly them idid rode rapidly away toward I embankment 80 feet'high. The young , _L W the lo4ra line, six miles to the south.: man wa^ frightfully crushed and died hunter, was found near Harrison. His recovered. Towuthlp 1 North of Ran** v West. Mayor. C. E. Everett at once did all in 1 from ^is injuries, . D«;ad bad been crushed in and his money J Shot by * Mob. his newer power tocether together with tbe town town *----------------------------is missing. Barnum claimed to be „a । T.ylor'. Ferry, Ala.. Oct. U—J.mra ot He fl •» v marshal, to ruu down the bandits. He Chicago Oct. lO.- Judg, Hortcu brother of tbe Ute P. T. Barnum. H. Anderaou and Henry Cy.t, both colored. tXMiuneualnx 11 lo-IOOch’s •Ikc sent a dispatch to Gov. Clough at Saturday morning denied Ut motion ot “ '"er*n oI ’r“r •D<i were abut to death by a mob near here. Bt. Paul, telling him of the awful Unnnww <h. med.mnwt mnr- *® Itbac. four time. ■ year to draw They were .ccured of having murdered Julius Mannow, the condemned wur rlM I’-KDrhd tragedy and asking advice. a t O -lOO ch* derer of Carey B. Birch, to withdraw bis pension. He hnd no home, living in and robbed Rudolph Falls, a farmer, The Leader Shot. his plea of guilty in order that be might the woods and making a bus in cm of Wells, Minn.. Oct, 10.—John D. Suit, plead not guilty. The case will now go killing game.. who no doubt engineered the robbery to the supreme court. Judge Horton al­ Ba&k at Ithaca Falla. at Sherburne Wednesday afternoon. In lowed Mannow’s attorneys 15 days in The First national bank of Ithaca has dead, as is also Marshal Gallien, of Bud­ which to file a bill of exceptions. closed its doors. Robert M. Steele is croft, la. This bloody sequel to the Three gallon Ferl.h. president of the bank; as well as nf the Martin county tragedy cames few min­ AMD ITS “CTHUB Lewes, Del., Oct. 12.—The schooner one which failed ut Mount Pleasant. W df utes after nine o’clock yesterday morn­ Township s North of Range 9 .West. To the Editor j—I have an absolute Luther A.. Roby, from Schlverio,. N. S.,. Steele failed ut SL Johns recently for ing in a bloody battle on the state line _____ 4H * bounded , ’ - -& Co.. -Philad^l- a ]arge Bum. The cnpltal of the bauk remedy for Consumption. By its timely use road near Elmore, Minn. A posse of 100 ' consigned to Scuder . thousands of hopdess cases have been already men in coinmaud of Deputy Sheriff phia, with-plaster, caine ashore at day--vjs $5P/XX). and at the time of its last permanently cured. So proof-positive am 1 Wurd, of Martin county, got on the trail ( break Sunday morning iu-the heavy report; it '* owed’ individual . . . depositors . .. of iu pov.-jr that 1 consider it my duty to of Salr shortly after daylight and northeast gale below the point of Cape $93,000. tracked him to a farmhouse, when Sair i Henlopen, and almost immediately ~ began firing at the officers. He tired went to pieces. 4 Three of the crew were Lung Trouble, if they will write me their The large barge Sumatra foundered ( express aixl postoffice address. Sincerely, seven time* in quick Succession, one ot lost and five saved, off the government pipr in Milwaukee, ■' T. A. SLOCCM. M.O, X*3 Township 4 North of Rango 9 West. the bullets striking Marshal Gallien in 1 Av-Funny Mau" Dead. Wls., during a storm and four of the •*- P*« Edncrui **d & the forehead and killing him instantly. ______ I____ _____ __ ____ ____ Norristown,. Pa.._ Oct. 12. — ___ Burgess M. crew were drowned. The dead are all i‘M»r Gu»mau«> uu. The desperado then quickly ran out jo’hn 1L Will’iama’, aged 01 years, died from West Bay City and are Arthur ?-----------of the house by way of tbe back’door, suddenly Saturday morning of heart mounted bis bicycle and dashed off to- j trouble. Mr. Williams was known ns 15 ward the east. ’The posse caught sight the funny man of tbe Norristown Her ot him and followed close behind. This fl|(j ftnd had a national reputation, be1 19 chuse was kepi up for four miles, when J ing'a contributor of Punch. Judge and The Muskegon county fair will clear ' 6uir Suir broke a jpedal od his wheel end, * other papers. about $1,000, mid tbe managers are seeing that escape was impossible, shut proud of fhe showing. Township 1 North of lUnjre 10 West. . himself in tbe head. Upon examining Fred Winmann while insane killed lASTTNGS............ Mexico, Mo„ Oct 12.—The boy mur­ C Hiimenclng the body the officers found a portion at a point In . derer, Will January, who killed hi* own his brother John iu Ann Arbor. Stations. center of l>4'E..|x &j| of the money stolen from Sherburne father and han been on trial here, was high a sv rnnThe Harrison sink hole north of Adw— in an inside pocket of his shirt, the ning anglin’ given ten years in the penitentiary Sat­ diaou Junction has swallowed 4,000 car ' HAsmroa... n w and » e ■ amount being about $t>00. urday night. He claimed that he killed loads of dirt and all the trees and brush ' “ C. “R. OSBORN, Local Agent. Hmci»iz» acroas s ell ■ Second Dc»pci-ado Captured. his father iu self-defense. He shot him in that vicinity. Albert Lea. Minn., Oct. 12. — Fred and then beat his brains out. Mdd nolut betnxeaiHuS" it ___________________ | Work has been resumed on the St.! ANNUAL TAX BALK. Pratt, the companion of John 1). Suit14­ •it ileymrs 3J Fire Mt I’eorta. Job Xralley railroad from Buchanan to Hute waie of or Mlcbigiui. wicaigaji. County qoontv nt of Rawy.Harry. in the bank robbery and double mur.­ j tnin. w or s e J Peoria, 11U Oct. 8.—The building oc- Benton harbor. *.. ।t T Court- lor the Cmurty ol Harry;..iu der ut Sherburne, this state, last । 7*”’. 7 .7------ — Wednradnv, I. tn’ juil here, having been '"P work, and t heJ —«r icd b\,he ,Ia' bicycle . -------Henry Riskala was burned tu death at 'Inthematier otrhe petition of AtaO* w . , . . . , .> . pnronnu hnrnlotrirn 1 wna ri»tak^n into custody Saturday morning 1 , . „ , -.---------- — ----- ——*« **. while attempting to escape from the fclr°yct^ bJ' Art Wednesday morning, of John Phillips, . . which A ■ was ,nr U»® sAleof ceruh. lands for taxes dt^K-rlbeil wood, where be UM »urrouurte<l.rn<tt‘^ >W^,.T^_.“fJ7!e_““P^”{ ’ burned ---------- -------------’ and U burae. «re.to burned, j “.’ZXunu..ml Ulin,A, loss of $50,000 is cove red by insurance. whs captured near Lake Mills, Winne- ’ " “ * The Lnited States court of appeals *’,}t General of the Htate of lilrhhrvt simtm. hM conbrmed Ihe Judgment In the clr- J“ mSSSIZS. i'2i"’iaS bago county, la., about 12 miles from Origin of the. fire unknown. the place where. Sair killed himself. cult court awarding W. F. Davidson, of 1,1 •’•’arribe-cf, for the awmutK itirrciu »-«ctflrel bearhijM 18 Port Hurvn. WO.hOO .l.mnge. .guia.t ' X'lSJ ulfeS. X ---------‘ ■h<mr« an Corning, Ark., Oct. Freight Train Kile Flying Re<ur<l Broken. tn* Illinois lllintiiu 1',-ntrnl rn!hi>nt. for fz.u injuries icuantwimiraeb I m.ihI, l.ud. ...LtHu lipMnfluf ..______ ..me. »nd thu No. 74 wga ditched atMoark Thursday the Central railway n •'•1 desr*v< Boston, Oct. lu.—At tbe Blue Hill ob- morning. _______ __________ ____ Seventeen cars were received. •erratory tb. world', record for kite wracked. Two tram'^7Cb.'rlra Gllii'o" The forest fires that threatened NesU. m ol t h I < Court, to be Iwld sttlie crt <>f dying WM broken. Nine "Eddy" kites o{ Bunker Hili. Ill, and an unknown toria, Humboldt and other towns in the Hy.luo iD Uh- < vuuty £ Krn bug of grers w 1 eh. attached to three miles of piano wire negro, were killed. t,iii~i It rt u a id 45 links is believed **,.» that northern peninsula have been quenched 00 1Ur “ h November. A. D., * 62 dricrrcs were sent up 0388 feet. The anchor there are other victims. h.’i,ope”•"« <4 the Court ot* tbn d»v, . by rain. s»d ibat all nenwM>x litien>st«*d ta sut-h Uutls IS. mln., e s was on a hill 025 feet high, making a to, «be »Tn -—7------------------------------I The total traffic of the two Lake Bntotal of 10,013 feet above the sea level. Youngstown, O-, Oct. 10.—Mr*. Henry perior canals last month was 2,114,432 Attached to the kites was a box con­ «nd Grundy, a rich widow aged 50, died Fri- tons, a decrease of nearly 500,000 ton* taining several meteorological instru­ day as tbe result of starvation. Her bus- from the preceding month. ments. . fend recently died ud .he xHenrard , Tbe 1-cc oounty't.lr .t E... T.WM -cl .tzr. . 11 1,1 nH .ttempted ralckte. 8be refMed .ll .Id w tbe ,t(end,nc. for *»«.ull tbrw.f Galesburg, Ill., Oct. 8.—The thirty­ .nd would not tab. food, drink or The dl.pfey otfrulfe.nd grain wrarerr eighth anniversary of the famous de­ — medicine. ■ nne. flne* --------------------- ---bate between Abraham Lincoln and VMlm or . linn, | A Ire In tbe old building of the Free 6 147 M Stephen A. Douglas was cClebrattyl Cottage Oro.e, Wla, Oct, 10.—Enck Pre ln Detroit did damage to tbe ex­ here yesterday. A memorial tablet was O. Moen, a farmer, u yean old. wm tent of Wo.ooo. ud tbe Bobbin type unveiled at Knox college and addresses killed tn n runaway Tburaday night, foundry and tbe QIU A Hlgglna b«.kwere made by Chauncey M. Depew, Rob­ Moen WM dragged about three-quarter, bindery auffered a lou ot WO.000 ert T. Lincoln and Senator Palmer. °J * HIT “ Th« Tr,der‘’ I™" «<«»■ the lAddle of tbe ro.d Frid.y mom- ula ,.hlch hM Mu for I * i b i MEfl'ISalF S r.1.^ !». ■“» •>* * two Washington, Oct. 8.—A statement is­ “»<• two months, months, has has resumed resumed operations operations sued by the agricultural department with 1G0 men. Mctrral. on, Oct, 8. - Th. fel^ | Z-.‘.-------------- .... shows that the total commerce of the The Calhoun county fair was a finanUnited States, including imports and fTdpIxra'.trikc ou the Cau.diu Ifeeiho rf,l ,UMn^ The receipt, were Mfloo, ’ exports, for the ten years ended June rallw.y WM declared oB Wedhewl.y .ufficlent to p«y all the expeuww. •30 last wm $16313305,338. or a yearly morning. It is understood that all of James ... Wentworth died suddenly of those operators who have not per- 1 average of’mors than $1,600,000,000. heart failure at Mount Clemens after formed criminal acts will be reinstated. ■pending a busy day engaged in his usual duties. London, Oct. 12.—Advices from Tur­ Cincinnati, Oct. 48.—Commander W. Alfred Scott, 2? years old, died at key say that the governor of Mytiiine W. Gillpatrick, of tha United States Mount CJsinens from the effects of navy, dropped dead of heart disease in excessive cigarcrte smoking. He warned his office tn the Federal building at ten lua brothers, who were gathered about o’clock Saturday morning. , his bedside, to shun the habit. West CITY OF HA«T!NG>. Towtalup v North «luu<r« comm eccinK thence u w-t G SO-100 Ch-v. u • 54% or- Hue 6 ltf-100 ch-» to beenntnjr. variarep: a strip D rds c ft end- d-r<le<1 to Jaevb Jor­ dan April 12. ISIJ rd» for Mcir<nta£, *. h»% 10 rui» except We right ut pnbflc high on n bide ami on w side now located Xi' . » 1.' I..- CbatiHMriMiD * AdUiU m. Hlk 13? 05 ginning eo meoc tug 4 rds e and Xl Jefferson.th. from s e cor 99904 ?frGgIGANi M ilXl lots nos unit rds. to beginning < '*• M CITY OF HASTING* EASTERN AbQfrlON- of tot 4. bl* ntheocee to Ot tbanee n IG rds to Grand bik is.thenre s to bexl»nlng, except ” .A POr’'Onsold — — city ry for ' • 18 0 W » -» a pond ■ GRANT'S ADDITION. tote to: 3 and if 54 Ot kH 4 GRANTS 2nd. AhtHTlON. 10t3 KraFttUiHiDbiTioy. lol I VILLAGE OF CEPtti ''REEK - lot I a. - VILLAGE OF Mtl>DTEVfl.l,E. Rlk . .. lot: 4 wnrl u £2 fi> ut lot.) The Gmcaoo Girett 19 A DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER Itn.alnUln« ihe domocwn,, 71 Jaclraon and Ttlds^beitovlnK. ‘ ..ft cation of the Republic. K » tua. to ftocialHm > tarn. No dollar 1* to r*»d for ^iw Am Sample copies free hKOMCIJ ItM-tflfi Waohlnuton St . Chick**’ *- NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. «x .hr W-jr* »""• Ada Cook and Henry Cook.c<M>«H"**-• doing batin'** al cS under the flrm u*m« of Cwt& Y**’ Township 3 North <N Ruts* 1» West. nodtl^Z.1iLn",O',nt Ch*rRcd a4M,nRl »»M pXl fclrised hwsttitpU there*or. If uo v ’4 at ■ TO I r UcUfl -Hftll t* eSeer.1 >ui i m.i i *♦ ch. ***• *ur!l ’ ■*re‘1 *u*n »ver for Uu-UnM>.*iMinv SSfc&SSwSs issued out of ttoeC reuK nUd H-nry « Barry. »t the suit «<• 5*, at Ha*uo««: «®t®0,*rt05r, ?1aln«rn> wmr o’51’ *’-U; Mfehiaan. under thr Arm.;(u.sgti«l Ooakirook lbeabon nB" ^ cM** Ibe land* ,7«ter. tU<£ ■worts ni-d rffrCi* °r,J; ’5’?,.. .Kr» ol Hundred *”<t Four Bu (flUH W) which Mild wHI «?, »v;urnat»lc ‘ • 1J* AtWWj*w- !»• �smile, “but when 1 proposetl that she should take a^uention for a few hours she saw the wisdom of the idea.. She will follow u^to the boat in a few min­ COOK BROS-. Proprietor. utes. Really, 1 think it was the allure­ ment of a little trip on the water which won her over lo leaving her desngns and programmes. She is devoted to boating, you know-; it is Burp riling that she haa resisted the temptation so often lately. She has been out with me hard­ a aozen dozen times times;; and end Mr. Mr. Johnson Johnvon « B | ly »y half nail u | lias had but one pupil at his sailing les- Outings Banner. ‘ "Aunt," Miis 'Gray* broke in H&y, Qct- -5. -896 Strange f ■. ient. •Y "V V K* । sons.” । “ And how have you ” "And j on improved Improved them? then>->Fa । ““J.;,, My teacher 'n> is uuuertDg. nattering. But per per­ I haps ns II may ninv be >>» able ahU to display .it_ •__ my skill *■ .. । । in a practical way. if only we get a | breeze this thia aftemoxm. afternoon.’’ ’ I “Count on me to be a severe critic,” v pnid j. -J|y the way, Miss Gray, do you । with Bome haste, “please do not talk aboui— about—dress any more on such a terri­ bly warm day. It excites you too greatly.1* ' “If Yin to attend my errand now," I added, “it might -be well to put me ashore. 1 shal)notbegon<*loD^; prob­ ably not more than ten minutes. Where shall I rejnin you T ■ . We were abreast of the knoll.and not very far from it. J.ran the boat to the bank and stepped upon it. Mis/Tiraj' taking ir.y place at the oar*. ' “How will it do," she suggested, “for - —, .ut, Bugg^Mcd. "for us run down to the bay, and then coast al :rg until we come to that other inlet, which runs >o close to Mr. Limar’s honM*? Wc .cun run up it. and take j ou un board very conveniently” “Exceliv'jj.’’ said I. "You will find me a little distance landward froth the house. There’s some air stirring ovei the buy now, and you may meet a real breeze on the open water. It will be a pleasant change.** . “Then we can spread the sail," raid Mrs. taring. "Do you know, doctor, 1 adore.sailing, I really adore it.” Her niece bent to the oars, and the light craft glided on its voyage. While leijmbedthesidepf the knoll 1 could see the boat enter .the bay. A moment late? the girl had erased rowing, and had shipped the slender spar which did ----- v. asx nerv appeared tcappeared be duty a mast. There tc be just breez*.-vnough to fill the tiny sail. ' ---o----------------- - met ------------' door. ' Lamar me nt the A Minister's Sufferings FOR FIFTEEN YEARS REV. JOSEPH SECHLER WAS IN TORMENT. Tried all Sorts cf Wed’cine, but None Afforded Relief. Somewhat Discouraged but with Faint lope He was led to try a low Reaody. Read what le now Says. | mind if 1 combine bUsixx*Kx with plcas' | ure? I have un errand to do ut Mr. M*om Ju QaxeOt, GaLna. HUaoU. close as*take sobbed upon my breast, and fug came a UmarX and if you would land me near There is protably no malady to which the of Pennsylvania, many of them residents c/ « crying her heart out. it seemed, as ths Aftrr U-r liis liouse, and then pick me up again, human-body b fiuble *> painAil or aggravate the ricisHydnce pioneer times. sense of her great low burnt upon her. wt'** ingas rheumatism. T»>-- prrym so unfortu­ This worthy minister informed the reporter . \t । evbid anti dull­ I should be your debtor forever." nate as to be ttfii«t<*l wit<«th» immli-jun dis­ that for fifteen year& he wa» Ihe victim uf that . on thr highShe fell In with this plan, and I turned ease haa no oaiwanl tnihcatiou of inward tor- dread diwase. rheumatism, and suffered turn! m-d ’1 XX. . men:. Unlike other di-orlers it docs not nearly all liw- torments above hurril-cd. . when it blew. was back to tbe bouse to secure a volume • ways, ’j-1" Poor Mrs. Loring was laid to rest in often sflcct thr appetite dot docs it in moat The prescript ions farnuhed by skillful phy­ • natch of the tin1* which Lamar had asked me to lend him. , the Village* burying ground, sincerely instances reduce the desh. Irvin -I’-' sicians gave only temporary relief. The . n more oppressive It was a small textbook on histology, 1 ; Often a "Certain fia-ii in Ihe face accom­ various advcrti«ed remedies which were mourned by the new friends among thrn*" - •' panies tbe ailment and leads the friends of recommended to him were alike pnwerlesii /--phyrs, Against remember, though why he should have whom her life had ended. Her foibles, -then the the patient u< cun_-r.i:«’eitr him on his to mitigate his sufferings. The pain was so energies of but one desired to get a smattering of that were forgotten, and only her courtesy, mrh Mind.! healthy appearance with th<- familiar ex- intense that he contemplated abandoning his \ । - tari t>g alone dfi- branch 1 never learned. When I reached prewdou. “ how well you look," while he is calling becauw the aiseaar interfered so her kindliuesa, her generosity, were re­ efnt vin-1 suffering the most acute u-rine-ut. Npt often much with the neceaaary preparation for the :..S- and dust,going the bout Mrs. Ixjring was enthroned in membered. She had done little of harm fiat’-'' !-,x being tiie direct rausoof fatnlity. the patient du tie* of hi* office. ;l«ati-»us fur the fe’e the stern sheets, while her niece was mid something of good in the world— docs not generally revive tbe sympathy of 1 Somewha. discounted, but with'a faint on "i'b .J energy. amid w th t: . perched friends as is thr caw of other complaint*. I hope of recovery, he was led to try Dr, Wil­ n better record than can be placed to the <-neriry. ainiu pwwreu on «»n the tu<- narrow narrow seat in the bow. . . | vith und ■■ mt-- air ---wns -- - stifling -hot- on ’he sheltered, Often during the daythere is a markrd sub­ liam*' Pink Pills for Pale People. It took . t- ()f the rest, to The credit of many whose pretensions have sidence of the pain un<l the 4ck man is able । but a short time to feel the effect of the med­ . xertion had be waters of the creek, and the sweat ‘ far exceeded those'of this victim of a to get around with coastd-rable comfort only ! iciue iu a marked alleviation of hia trrrible .)n>! red. I gathered on my face as L-Uusled myself morbidity's of imagination approach ­ to feel the most cxcrtn-lating agony on retir­ j agony. After three months he was eotupora“Here’s that book you v.anted," said . .•'how ahe‘dokeep I with the oSrs. ing and the night iv spent in the most pain- ti rely free from pain. He continued the um ' • I. “There was an oppoitunity to de­ ing hypochondria. fuf sleep!easai-*-.. Sotn••times the disease as­ I of the remedy at longer intervals and at the Mr- Weston confided ' “Ugh! this it like the flue of a fur Week after week parsed, but Dorothy sumes a migratory character moving liver itthis afternoon.and 1 improved it. pjil . . , - from . end of rix months he frit that the disease was . when she had nace,” I proteate.1, ceaaln^ rowing tor Anything else you woukl like to have Gray was still in Rodneytown. reluctant limb to limb. the m<x.Urmmi a’armir-; ,Minr|j rrrfic,,«l. Amu„ ----------------- Thu ----- uisIhe b^j, ■••it’.ve coblness the a moment to v»pc my forehead. "J • to quit the kindly circle whose tnemfflll* ,pt io l«jt. in th. nul I „m, u him^l ihi. tint. done?" • *W>-’ M' . envy you ladies your parasols and cool ' ' “Nothing, I thank you," lie answered. . I*ers hod shown heart felt sympathy in cjfcr offer Under the mart fkrofable crcumstances <*> I wag ,^4 to th, nwl-Hv the leaser one of her affliction. I doubt whether she had ’! turning im-V — 1house. -------- Thr dire*•1 rll~ *biel, iwlr -O«H1-0 • irrrtM. : !;t <■ <*n high tempera* | attire." l«ick »-♦into •» the ­ t" l>cen -able to decide whither to go in “Ah, but woman’ndreM is so illogical, .. ful .... news m no “Shr’s a, human saL he uuu had rcccivea received so so recently recently tun" L^ii.^riih».i' ox-1 »,to h7 ± you know, sol contrary to the dictates had had no softening effect upon him. rase she left tbe Tillage. She had no . a*, it may," said Mrs. ’’ said Miss Grav n n- showed *"» no ?"" ? * for sympathy, “***“ “**«• near relations, certainly none to whom* _ ! of sense and nnd science, aeJmjc*!,** MisaGray, a He longing hands’often rem^nfo^oermanratlv^tit of nO,r the du,IM‘ V^h»* calling without . not- to entrapped . little To tel> the truth, truth* F nn <]».«>• ° *or physician Bympathy, to be be'errtrappetj little maliciously. maliciously. To tell the 1' no desire to nseek from his a she would turn nt. such a time. In her hands often remain ng pcrmtneiuly °i of , di Trrtc d br the BRonv that he suffered ': ■ ■ment on sniTa thin*ib?’'wn*niu»»in»se.M««*i'"»~ wusqJotinV.remLi^mtoe woSura J,T. hi’ •*”«“ ’ Vi.-Sl.-n. ................... .. 1 thinkih ‘--"■ word of encouragement. shape. After seem ng convalescence it is for £ * He <j|h «,nfid(,ncr years of wnndering with-her ^*int she ‘t\ ^nn7irmion\!fr nK cmiacientitialy rerotnmend the pill, to all - . . marvel. 1 must *<th reasonable accuracy. ' I '“courtigement. hf.- -• In j Johnson was ut work near by, nrid I hud made few intimate friends. The application of’ ’embrocations and other anntieu win „ith tne thrdiseoae* mentioned aoove. above. • - i.a rj. aiseaaen menuonra -short. Rhe was left without unyonr from r outward remedies may. in i™£.wrrlXTto «••<«»• ■ — •“ • ’rorth • r “•inbter • - would, -• -, Iitr.t'. ; > if she had td ! "Do you believe that?C 1 asked, rather Th if necessary, stopped to chat with him, while I whom she might naturally seek conso­ ' alleviate the’suffering out are powerless to m<j.P affldayit to thr foregoing statements, nax but r . thnl’M jes’ th - . feebly, glancing at herVer mv shoulwashed the boat move slowly north- lation and counsel. The good women give permanent relid’. but feels somewhat diffident about doing so ms I- pn. Them that der. She wore a gown of wme light xviurik and turn ut last into the inlet. nf the neighborhood did their best t.j in a community where his word is taken •! -tn that wants tu thin fabric, and. with the art possessed Mias Gray, sitting on the midship without qurotiou. . —---------- r fake the place of kinsfolk and old rirrin’. If 'twos he. | by many of her sex. looked daintily eomMr. Sechler’s case was so remarkable ths* ffZrL??!? Iu#a’,ap,,,1>:1 frirn‘15’- they wept with her in the days at a »ub«f-qurnt interview the press repre­ round, ’ twpuld be all f fortnble in spite of the outrageous tern Mm. Loring, at her old poat, held the n * 1 u when her bereavement had. just come J sieve "•> sentative inquired if he was aware of Any 1 'hc’f got her livin’ to j perature. steering ’men. She was leaning over . upon upuu her. urr, snu nncrwuru, wncn ine urwt other remarkable cores effected by Dr. Wil­ natural. and afterward, when thr first j liams' Pink Pills, lie replied that he was If I was. in her “Of course she doesn’t," Mrs. taring the side, ? noticed, catching at bits of ■ bitterness of her loss was past, they i kept her company and strove to cheer j ?*t 11 somewhat cautious, about recommending ad­ ’ ’ and savin’ like a broke in. "If any girl says cuch n thing, driftwood floating in-the current. pjw l‘d vertised remedies, but if he wanted to know , I it is because the fashion is not becoming more be might inquire of Joseph Hutmac“*• It’s •* n ladies Johnson,’’ nuri saH ’ her. after the hom<dy fashion of their ! —'-••v-’ breeze. wuuoavu, her. Esq., ah official member of Rev. Sech- • the?” I demanded. ] *° her." .1, “barely enough to give the boa^steer-1 kind. And rto it happened that site re- ’ I’lUt ler’s congregation, who resides a short disi-:-.'t well to d<'. • A remark so direct, so unqualified. nge way." ; maineil with us, bearing hex sorrow ur $rr :i6nee north of the chureh referred to above. :<> her (ban anybody nnd so (••re from repetitions wasanov- । r. Hntmacher ba prominent fhrwier of the "Ain’t much of it," he answered, "and , best she could, •r ' eltv. It centered mv attention on ihr , what little strength there's in it comes town of Harlem wlioae ambilion never ex- . Not long after the death of her aunt tended beyond his own town, but he haa vou know about I »l><»ker. w ho. 1 now noted, was dre.rert in puffs. D’yon notice'em?” i -I had confirmation of the story Mrs. ' filled nearly ail the town offirev up t.o super­ | almost as seasonably as her niece, al- > "Yes.' hut they’re baby puffs-,, no Weston had brought me. The trustee . visor arid is well-known in the County. lie ■ weight in them/' • . I of the estate, the income of .which Mrs. ' was enthusiastic in his praise of tbe pills. . so far ax I know, -1 though she favored darker color*. He stated that for three years he was an in­ "Noman’anpinionseems to be weighty ,. . "Not much, air, thut’s'truc," said hr. taring hai received; came to Bodney- ■ Ij, to provide for her 1 tense sufferer with kidney troubles and a enough to count,, wud, I,'’especial !.v As going back to his tusk. j town to atU-nd the funeral services.^ tendency to dropsy but always arrnnipanied the kickers would, no doubt, be tbe first . j with rheumatism. The most skillful medi­ in teaching the spot. He was u ’uwycr, cautious and reserved iaee xhone «ith the cal treatment measurably succeeded with J--------- ”----— *_z*- ' manner, nud supppacdly a**frevafr^a •r> h«-w to her hearer. ' tu protest if their objections were ,about 10O yards from the bouse, where ’in ----------------Ihwtwo former hut the latter defied their sentimentality as the desk In bis office. ' heeded and led to rational dress.” the boat was to touch: but so slow hud efforts. No wonder that hr ,vra* credulous •Mij’l’t to me." said । "Oh, rral|y, 1 don’t know,” said Mrs. ' been its movement that when I looked Yet nndci the ppofeaaipnal mask tHyre when his paster related hh experience and r t»ild Mix’ ( lark, and I recommended the remedy that had relieved Loring, rising to the opportunity, r tackJt was vctopitosit*.- the knoll. Mrs. was. after all, something of the emo­ n her. Mis’ LoriQg’x his suffering. However, after using two "Some mon are so persuasi*c, so delight- • taring was amusing herself as before, tional wnn, which aaaerted itself in a | boxes of pill- according to directions, be boREV. JOSSPH SECH I.EX. ;>•»' ;■ interest in his fully persuasive, doctor, they ran con- i while Miss Gray was exchanging friend- practi'.nl way. befitting Use weakmjsa । A gvindeman connected with thr press was iran tb feel relieved and a continued use ot estutr. <! she dies it nil goes vince you. or make you think'you’re ! ly-'uods with the fisherman. On the of- an eminently practical man. recently conversing with Rev. Joseph Bech- them effected a perfect cure. Hehasreeom. -. She gets the'jnterest ler who furnished him with Mine Information' mended them to h»neighbors and they have ■•Dr. Morri?,” wait! he. on the eve of his ?Tt:,. • rhr can’t touch the prin- convinced—which is almost the same water just astern of the craft was n concerning the above went foiled diseaae. invariably benefited the afflicted when taken -“there ia a result of thia re- 1 thing, don’t you know? Anil so many j dark line, advancing rapidly toward it dejjarture.-' Mr. Sechler is a clergyman et the Reformed according to directions. He always keeps . cipl. >■ '> ray can’t get anything of ' your profession, doctor—when 1 ' . Church and luu been a prominent minister the pills in the houoe in case there should M and marking the coming of a gust a lit- <cent tragic occurrence to which .your , from .her. ilunjgh. uficonrsie, she pav* / of that body for over thirty -years, and has indications of a return of the disease. think how great mv acquaintance with tie stronger than any of its predeces- attention may not have been called. ' Should any afflicted one wish for referencu nearly all that time- resided in Ixma, her bills imw". [ them has l»een. it appalls me. it really ! sors. A few seconds later the sail filled Mrs. taring hud only a. life interest in . Stephrnvon County, Bl. Hr was active in regarding tbe above named gentlemen a let­ ‘Ter’:.*; I.-- ('•rnJl.us an incomeof founding the Northrm BUnols College at ter mkiressed to the bankers at Lena or' appalls me—argue ho taAutifully. out with the breeze, and the l»oat keeled 1 the property left by l»er huoband, for ■ ler qwn." 1 • ug{h*sirtl. Dakota in that county, and was for eight Freeport, Bl., or any ot the public men of so differently* doctor, so -differently. sharply, just as Mrs. Loring made an Un-!'rhe hat! surrendered her dower rights. , yearn secretary of that kutitution and for Stephenson County, will procure the necea"Ms’ l. : .ays not. Her pn wan usually reckless grasp at thr drift wood. ( (In her demise the estate passes to her And very likely it would be the name two years its financial agent, which position sary information. Of coune a stamp or I’nder h:ri»ws.' and didrTt— leave I saw her, undor the combined im|M-tus, | husband's brother arid sister, with he had to aI«a nd on from causes hereafter card should pe inclosed. thing, (the very same thing with them,, hernotliitg. Mix’ Ixiring’s taken core Dr. Williams Pin! PHB for Plale Peopte mentioned, since whjch time he ha« taken if they: hnd to devisft a national costume lose her balance and pitch headlong . whom, I regret to say, her relations charge of a congregation of bls brethren Ln are a specific for troubles peculiar to fetnalea. . ’(if her r mj:cp >he was u little girl.” which should be healthy and hygienic . over the side, struggle wildly iu tbe i were not amicable. Though she oftyn the town of llarlrtn a few mile*.from his such tu suppressions, irregularities and all ’ mt t in ’bought lotfg after Mrs. and ull the-other thing*it should be— , water, and then disappear beneath the told me that she proposed to lay aside residence. Through hf» efforts the Salem forms of weakness. They build up the blood, We>ton i- .'.r back ttHier household and they say it isn’t now, doctor. Now, Kiirfacc. ] jart of her income In order to make Reformed Church, one of 'the neatest and and restore the glow of health to pale and • most appropriate country churches in Illi­ •allow eberks. In men they effect a radical I ran at top speed toward the knoll, provision fur her niece. Miss Gray, it dutiri. If..! 1 .-r news please me? So I like,' yea, really, I must say, I like ■ nois, «*■ built, three years ago. The interior cure in al) casra arising from mental worry, far a? dh» - :1 was concerned, I was variety. You can’t imagine how pretty, ' but long before I cMipbed its slope seems that dhe utterly neglected to put is finishe<i in modern styje and the frescoing, overwork or ex erases of whatever nature. heartily * . y t,» jrarfi ’that her prottJohnson had leaped into the stream. He the plan Itt pperatidn. In fact, she li/ed although not so elaborate. Is tu taste not be-1 They are msnuftirtured by (he Dr. Wil­ how very pretty some of the girls will | hind the wealthy <4ty edific-s. ■ Mr. Sechler liam*’ Medicine Company, Schencetady, N. l*ct^ . uncertain:- so fur ns thr look in their fete dresses, as peasant*. ‘ had some little distance to swim, how- j ver;.’ close to her ibcotne, and had itnot includes in his congregation a large number Y., and are sold by nil drujrrisU m ffO centi tidings :i;'. »«1 i>.f. 1 rejoiced. I waa don’t you knaw.-doctor, and all sorts of even and, though once tbe drowning been for a reduction in her expenseson of well-to-do farmers, chiefly from the State. a box or six boxta for RLfia woman ’ s dress showed above the water, coming here, it is probable that the revii*. -nit. to at$c her hand. picturesque people. It seems a pita-. • .unk again again before oerore he ne could cotuu . enue coming from the property, caJ• dread of a'rpiscongcp- such n pity, that they can’t wear tlirtn • sbw had sunk reach_____ her. Z_ He dived, 7 '. ‘byt missed her. , culated to the day of her death, would '<••. At lca*t one of the nil. the time: (though ^uw the pobr | _____ PROBATE ORDER. "* ’rare presence - ----------of * mind, !; not have suBict-d to t»ay the outstanding Dorothy, with . In purxusnee and by virtw of a» order and ' «-n removed from mr things would manage in winter—no.: Dorothy stslr of Mlclilxan, County of Barry—*>. of llw Circuit court fofr Hie Countv of hail JOBl lost UU no WtMtr time in bringing the boat-- . ,dahns against her. As it is, however. path. At a session of the Probate Court for the decree I’m afraid (be short skirte wouldn’td|>; < hlUl ...Q.—r, ---------------_________ Barry. In Cbaneen. tn th«* Stare of Mtewksn, of Barry, holden at the Probate Office made ,— Johnson rose »z» dated on tbe lltb da}* .of February, to *K-» th? ' 1 find «>...« that there will lw> be ft a hnlance balance of ■ County • Hit ion had .breorrie a do yoo think they would, doctor? Or ■bout, and• when !o the cftjr of Hurtinas. In paid county, on leM. tnand a certain cau-e therein le-ndlog where­ VOUIII i ir, r .. Zurhu'e the little ernft wm cloM to nbont which "111 bfalMtw<Gr»j ’ , • *' ’ -----.. K.. Ml... Saturtxy. the 3rd dav of October in the weariijr"r*l when one. is in love It in church' hovx. would lhey look in 1 Samuel Carton is Compl; 1 ant and Lev! i year one thousand eight hundred and ninety in Fowler. MaryFowler and Janie* B. Holes are re$ure>. a Ihrv wouldn't <lo In hand. Cllmblnr Into It, he atood for a diaporal. It la tcry llulr tor a joun< amount of brain-rnck- church? No. no. t..... -—- ■ - ■ I sis. Notice Fa b< reby given that 1 shall chureh they renuv w'ou.un <; ..... ~ : few areonda reac hing the water tor a ..wnan i, oman rrare.l reared a« aw she has haa been, but, un- 1 Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of defendant* ■ this result- i picked up chiircb, sell at public auction.»t tbe norrU front door of they really wouldn’t: not ex- i tbe court house. In'the ellv ot Hastings. Barry ’ my hut anti h ft Hr- house, greatly in- actlv MerilMloua. don't vou know, but gllmpre of. the unfortunate woman, and fortunately, ft ia all that .he can hope to ! Probate. In the matter of* tbe estate of Asher E. ■Co . Mich., said court house belpg Ihe place for • Flsnby. deceased ' ■ ..............the i... ,hen dived again. When I reached the receive from her aunt. tluraced bi thc _hope __________ —_____ w thutMissGruy holding tpe Cl reu It Court for said Cotioly. on inappropriate — yes, that’s just on reading and filing the uctltlon duly verified Saturaw, n tor six OU? a rock, above him. he reappeared for the + -she mutt auffcr. then, for another'a the«rd day of October. IK*, at ten might, i-c t-1 anting some shaded nook word, inappropriate. But for six days . of Am w C. Towne. administrator of said Vstale o'clock in the forenoon, all. or so much thereof lix dav. in tie 1 reooud lime, and I .aw- that be had Crelroxnees." Mid I. . I l-rayiug 1 hat bls final account this day filed may as mav lie necesaanr to raise in the nri^ »>rhood- Somewhat to my the amount due to in the week, doctor, for-six „ : howveeyrobeen aucceaaful, at least in Boding the . -Atonement for eareiemmeM la too .« heard and allowed and a decree of disirlbu- •did Complainant for principal, interest and surprise, j-hr’ was w alking slowly down week., think how romantic, tion duly made and be discharged from said costs lo this eau've at the following .described how very mThat >•' itf ' body He wa. a powerfal swimmer, often vicarious," Mid tbe m^p ot law. the road. trust. . mnfttic ibey would be. Tl._: tz, ’■*' naroelaf land, to wit: All that certain -pleee Thereupon it Is ordered, that Thnmdav'tbe or parcel of land, situate and beltig In the dry ’ ' and almost as rexm ss I could clamber | — ----------aher --------i.Mrroo. f"It hardly .lessens misfortune to 20th “We're g<>:.rg boating." she explained, warm weather, of courre—iin warm day of Oct.. A. D. IBM. at ten o’clock In of Hastings. County of Barry, arid State of down the ledges he had brought hla realize that it Is a common one. Do you the foreuoon.beaMlyiiedfortbebeartaaof said Midi., commeacing at tbe S mth West corner of when 1 . . her. “h b» so opprv*weather, you understand.” petition, and that the heirs at law of said deceas burden to the base of the lowest of know whether she has anything in her I ed. and all other persona Interested In Mid Lot No. Four tu Bloek No. Thirteen In tbe wely hot ait -liurr that both aunt and “You nre right, I dore say,’’ I admit­ ' II estate, are required to appear at a session of Eastern addition to the City of Hairtngv. them. Between us see had little dim- own right ?” I decided thut.it. could be no worse on ted. “We an- looking forward tu a . tnern. ocvww •........- — said court, then to be hedden at the Probate Tbence East to a stake four feet East of a Bass­ “Next to nothing. As I hare said. Dr. ' office. In the city of Heatings, In said county, wood tree, eight Inches In diameter near said •the water. Th**n. too, there b» a chance great treat. But If you will pardon n I culty In raising her from the w*tor“°“ and on West sMe of Fall creek, thence north I bearing Irer her io to the level ground on the Morris, the case is a distressing one, and , and snow cause. If any there be, why the prayer Eight rojis. thence Weal to North West corner, that-we n,.c tintl some breeze stirring personal comment. I’ll repeat that you 1 it the petitioner may not be granted. And of ixn No. Three In said Block Thirteen, thence top ot U® knoll. Clone behind us was I regret exceedingly that I must be the it on th*1 ba 1 tVill you not join us?” Is further ordered, that Mid peutioner give South to place of oegtnnlag. two ladies fill me with envy.” the girl, siding us when she could in our bearer of such bod news to the young nolle e to the persons interested in aald estate, Dated, Aurust IS. IBM. “With jileasure,” said I. "But how “How nice of you to ray so, doctor, of the pendency of said petition, and the bear Frkd W. Walkkr. Circuit Court Commis­ does Mrs. I ring contrive to spore the how very nice, indeed! But then you sorrowful task I knew what that lady. She is very likely to come for ad­ Ing thereof by causing a copy of tills order to be sioner. Barry Co., Midi. moment meant to her. and was amaxed vice to you, and it is to put you in pos­ published In the Hastings BAKXKBahewaP. T. Cou iRovr.. Solicitor tor Complainant. lime? She ia tipjxjsed to be busy physicians have an art, much an art, of paper printed and circulated In said County of at her relt-conlrol. notwithstanding the session of the facts that I have spoken. day and night with the arrangements Barry once In each week for three successive saying delightful things. You have evidences she had given ot bar ability A check for your services to my late weeks previous to said day of bearing. for tbe fete, you know?* such practice, you know, such wonder­ OHARUta W. AWMBTWOMa. Dated Oct 3rd, 18K. to maintain It in emergencies- There client will be mailed to you immediately (A tHieeopy.) Judge of Probate. Fbkd W. Walk kb. "So she is." said the girl, with a ful practice, soothing the sick, doctor, was little likelihood, though, that it upon my return to tbe city.” Clrewlt Court Oom’r., Barn Co- Mich. • *•—1—1„ ,»i MORTGAGE BALE. could avail aught In the pre-mt In­ P. T. Colobovk. Thereupon the lawyer went his way, A ay., for Mortgagee ___ Default having been made for more than sixtv leaving me by no means so disheartened days in tbe pajmest of interest overdue and stance. , . MORTGAGE BALE. Jobnson-a life along shore had fa­ by his remarks as might have been the payable on a mort gate dated March loth. ifcu. Default baring been mads In Ihe conditions miliarized him with such cases, and I case with a man whore regard for made by Joshua D Biber and Elizabeth Baker, husband and wife, nf CasUrtoc. Barry Qoyty. of a certain mj-rtjtage made bv Jo-upb hollar had seen several in which Dorothy Gray was entirely platonic. Mlchlsan, lo John M. Nmfth. and recorded In and Racbael Kollar bls wtfe-nf Irvlrr. Hsrry had been attempted, but prlther of us Be was as good as his word in settling the office ot 1 he Register of deeds, for the Cow- Coantv. Mlehigan tottarnuvl COreou of (»ateslyrf Barry, lu the »««e ot Mlcblpin. on the burg. Kalamazoo County. *lcbl«a». dated Ja»•-•1st day of October. 18KL <.n, llberi? of mort uary&to, A. D.lSfO. and recorded in the offiee had anything In his expenence to ware Mrs. Loring in a few days lAJnuR ’s affairs, and —-------rsces. on page '.'fi, tor vrhk-h default tbe said ot the Router ot Deeds, for the CouAy of rant much hope for Mrs. " tnv chrck arrived. Another valuable bit . John M. FmlTb. by virtue of tbe rtsht riven him Ham and State ol Michigan, on the Hevento iv7------------------------------------------------ - ■ -------spite of the brief time she bad b«m In by the said nrnrtgarw. has made and hereby day of January A.D. 18*0 in Uber 2C at Mortmakes tboahole principal sum of said mort ♦L water. Nevertheless, we labored No kitchen is kept cleaner than the premises devoted to the । eag” ar.d thr interest accrued thereon now due over her long after we real i ted that our and pavablc and on which nwrtnge there- is sum ot Four hundred thirty nlM DoU~» and manufacture of NONE SUCH Mlnc« Meat. No house­ Claimed to be due at tbe date of this rmice the alx cents. and an Attorney . fee ot Fifteen Dob Xrte were In vain, with that pale­ , sam of seventeen hundred and eighty six dol- Jar* provided for In Mid morrow.-, and no Mtt wife can be more fastidious in the matter of preparing food faced girl struggling with the agony I lars and torn one cents and an attorney fee of or proceeding al law having bevn instituted to twenty fi»e dollars provided for In f*I4 mort­ recover tbe moneys secured by said morurefe. than we are in the selection and preparation ofthe materials of which possessed her. >et wording SUFFER UNTOLD MISERJBS. ) gage, and no suit or proceeding at law having or any part tnereof; been iustltoted to recover the amount secured Now. therefore, by virtue of tbe power of sale us unremittingly. It was a which it is made. The cleaning of the currants (for one thing) 000UI0-11. raw nwngr ”W ^°w w oeate tl.au to continue our riKlearo™. inch ease mad* and wAidra notice Is ln-reny is more thoroughly done by means of perfected appliances, Lamar approached u. once but. alterra (orenoon* there will besold at the north front glance M the scene, turned away with than it would be possible to do it by hand. < out a word and reentered the houre. A dcr ax tbe amlb front door of IM Coart E Its cleanliness, purity, wholesomeness and deliciousness' tn the City of HwrtIb|». (ikal teisg tbe moment later, however, old Mart** ! //J 4rr- 'y 1 .' Our Kitchen P Thousands ot womcnj are good reasons for using NONE SUCH Mlnee Meat. The best reason is its saving—ofs time, of hard work, of money. A ten cent package affords you two large pies, with• out trouble to you beyond the making of the ertr.t. Makes just as good fruit rake and fruit pudding as it 'oes mince, P>e. Sold everywhere. Be sure and get tbe genuine. -------- —_ . MCRRELL-SOULC CO.. SYRACUSE-w~ V- ,- BRADFIELD'S FE/lftLE I REGULATOR, ■ ACTS AS A SPECIFIC log us with awe-stricken curiosity^nV^ToXoo «e.-be^ I ItyArMuti HunMfctaillkrkfM.; ; tn Mid mcrtjszr. It can sea health to bloom, andj 1 joy to reign throughout the frame. L V Ingin the County of Hott K Never Falls to Reputau er of tfrertaa Twratv <*vo (Il j In Town F North Rssnte Mno » »♦«. Contmntas realize the truth, out moaned. -Ol..aunt.«mtl Gone, gon , I eauch: her In W »™»- *nd ‘“J*1-11' BPAPHEU* MJflUULATOM CO.. Atlast*, fca. . .. . ■ - - x CO I UBOYS * P.-TTTKM. AU>*2>S»5fftrSSi<ue«. AU-ram for Mwtzmss. Doled Ortebev 7. UM �ASTINGS BANN^ LIES NAILED Thuraday, Oct. 15. 1896. MARSHALL L. COOK.EAitor. THI nxsTlNGS. Free Silver Circulars Whose Contents Have Been Repeatedly Denied. i*o*tofficr, EDITORIAL NOTES WE HEREWITH PUBLISH DENIALS OF SOME OF THESE FALSE STATEMENTS. . GIVES' HIS CANDID OPINION OF THE CHICAGO BRANCH OF THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET Kef.iHon. El win F. (’hi. of Grand. cx-Mayor of that city, and at Mlulrter to fte many. was naked FOR HDWIDK.NT. ’ ot Ohio. FOB VICK CReStnENT. GAlUll.r a. hob tit r. STATE TICKET. i COUNTY-TICKET. Jaa. It. Mills. <>rSn*hwith' Fur Shr rlii >1. 1. Jor.'nn, of MUbllevlUr For Circuit Court C<tuimtoi<*nrr« — Fur Co route*— Su-dnr. <>1 HuKtl>K>. QUR FINANCIAL PLANK duller !■*» i«rvn a* iimmI n- «..!<). »o l.b hi answer Id" irate akafffog everything j’>: F1IAXK MKnnijTT, OF CTtAftLOTYK. Frank Merritt, of.Charlotte, la one of t!ie-tuu»t pruxrenaJVe nt Katun Oouut) men. Honorable and upright in every transaction of life. <»f xound judgment, hr has won the -onfidance and respect <4 your loans. Be cbretal to.makv a mnnry stringency tell am-rng year patron^ espec­ nominwri. industriously from .now to Us the people of hl« home county, wbo will attest their apprcHet|en of his sterling ially anting inllu«ntiartnidntx> meu. Advocate an extra acasinn of C'en^es* fur the 1 ctoie. ’’ repeal of the purchasing c’nuve tri (be Sherman law and art wlttf the oth< r bank* of ' In reply. I have lo say that 1. can not qualities as a tutn by a reusiug vote at, your city In t-reurloK.a large petition tu'CohgrvM h»r itn iin.tun iltionnl repeal, p r a.*eouiuatiy ing fotm I’se personal lull irncn with Gj»’jgrv**»u‘n and parlctriwly lek consistently comply with your tenant, a? Nov. Xnl._ .Mr. Merritt. If rlrried.aa )y- trill br, wilt your wisbi'H l»* knoen lo your s»*n.it*it*. The Mture hfe'nt na'iotw! bank* as ()xed ' l d.rra.Rthr patriotic duty of rvery rid i and i-afr h)V<h>inixii!» <U-p» mix up.m l.miir'diair nethm. a* then? an tnrtbgshrg sent!- sen of tbr Unitol Stairs to do what; he stiiud pledged. :•» do everything in hi [ incut in fiTvor of government legal tender.nutv* and diver rornagc.'’ p-rwrr to lewrif atafr* taxes. Hr l< worthy may for the deual uf the e*»wr' wlri?h; j«hi of your cobfldf nre and your vote. This lying, (riudulent clrflular Is. >*h *ved to th»v.e first s-ten the light of day in a thus rolieit me to aid. Yon apply to me as a Democrat .(inch public address delivered b> Gr.ui I Master Sovereign, of the Knight.* ot Libdr, hr A coirr-jx-n.lrii: lu South Dakota L-ttlr tt-Mk. Arkastsi*. March B-2. IsiH. 'I-referred to It in hi* address as hiving- j you have !.-h< knn.vn uir). <»nr havii.g " ' urite» to Inquir ■ Imw Mr. Bryan voted on •been i-*«;e I l>y the Am-.-rlran Bankers AfMi.-liriion. Th- .Little - Kock Daily Pays* ! great foltlv hi ilut DCmoctahc »-i»hid end h i* d«»e n» j t |,(. rcM»lHti< n offered iti the hou • during ask>-d Mr. Sovereign for the alleged circular, nnri printed same .11 Its Issue ot March । anxfou* that it may endure. [ Utt l.sfll. March 2<J, I8U4. the,Cashi’er uf the German National Bank, id Little K<*ek, [you. thnrrfine, that. I should giro the no­ bl» term ot »;«!:>•. n- authorize the secre­ tary of the i.avy t<»itinnl*h n ship wherein wrote to K. II. Fallen, (ih.niriuso of the Evocative G >uaeil. of Ihu American Bankers sons wlrieh have fori to my <tccltaaiia». 1 d > not recognhea* ?h»- rrah’fol rr|»fr-1 the flow? raised by American milters tor Ataoci .tun. Hiking if any such a airciil.tr wa* ever sent o’it by the A **.-M’latimir Mr. senid'.lvrs of true De.-nocracy a o-Hwalon i tbe relief of the peibaDU could be sent to Fuller? L*>t!i telegraphed a“>l wrote in r’.tp y.'denying that th-\A**-».’iAtion ever used who*, priucip!-? uu I p-di” . a • vitunGiat-. K-iftja. it will Im* n tuenilierrd by ttio-e (■rand M»*t?r Sovereign, ed in (t“ platform, an? al *ar with thr ! who were Intrnitud fu the Ru»*laD relief Tnclms'i the milter Will fiirth-r Mr. I* rle i wr»»l< hlMoric trneto of that great polifieal »»r- J work, that, brforrlbr Atlantic Transport und«-t date o' March 2'J, ISi’t-.a* follio**! nf ttrZkT Mr. Bryn 11 Mb*. “Yoa must tHtUxite p. • genius that has nuritipli I » Uwes in many taMance*. tl. -.? single ajm. and enables u- : , ’■ ‘«y •with one man. whb.t fi;‘iy iu-n -j ■ JIN d», fifty yean- ago. Tl .brought down pt:.-* * in tl . everywhere.-’ . Dec-* that sound like : day? Tliat speech "5was in his right nilint. \ prize of tbe.preshirt..?) . of hi. aBde*t dn-an;.* tb \ . Inerotivc for him t«x-!< p of the word* hir utten^l' no nsHh ft is rinv frpub>k-nt)» «-i.. their locabtlwand makmz a'5 .i-ot t»;(, voters not ragisu r«<l. •<» tn can **e that tb»ir full n.ir « liUcal party he may affilisir hnuly in the psfttciplr* <>! a'dvucatev. *Louid stamp disapproval up n the bremght atNHii in thS c--. cbinatlnns «ff a few in- n. ; line bad proffered; free of chance, the ■ titeamxhip Missouri fotf this purpote. S^>. The Journal xcry I. ;> n r Wa*hiitim "{fetid a resolution aittaotelection of one tepublican j :/irig the secretary inf the navy to finish This h Indeed an wilier pt liar* v-r »-i<ht into »ir peculiar sjidein 4 nhtp- Thh pa*Hxf the senate by a heavy whelming n>pt£>itaan iar n r;iug held ht Link- Roik, .Vk . Mxrch -1. IT3L, you u.i « large h. !bii by the fn>iuder» of lb” republic, without' vtiir. hot was defeated in tbe. Imtwe. Sabwnlntir. .i.»d t-mb'-dictl iu your amlrt**--what y«»a arc pfeasvd t«<*all. •Trie Panic county tbiy. year. »j* never in t:. : • cireoUi* wlr-.h yottstated was Issued Marc'i 12. 5S’.»3. by the •Am-.,. -u-i Banker*' As- wlKhie p:v-*rrva<iun that ayatetn can'not awiuefltiy(tbe nn-an* of transportation was our eoMetuporary ever .adniiiiul .. snelauou* No ^ch cix-'iilnr was or could b* ts*'i«Hi by the American Hank-r’s Assoela- aurviv*: .which .a**<ih the l.i IrprodehiW diven by the prlvub- company named, and tdbitity ot republican lion, h c*irlrs on Fs fac- the cviden.f at iK ral«<*h>xl. It Is nti*i r*i-.-d ap<l dated uu the government bail nothing lo do with ihe .Sabbath. Will you U.? go-w! enmigi t » Info:in ui ■ w'ipro if ni>can (tirn'-Mh.of r and In:i*pity of the Supr.-ifl.* Court of the election day. your statement and send.inc ou.t- of s.ihl cire 1! jr*. bAtring the --ignit »-e of one or more ' United S^ttr* hreau**** displeased with one the uoderlaking. At thr time, the Ninth-, ot the ofiirers <»f said Association. I .fake it for granted that you * • -'i -I yourself, by । of ri- ci.*iuik*. and promise*. II given the western Miller publish.-d a Itet of th* Bagtkd Trmjjjr careful ipvestigaliun, a* to the autlienuHt, of the said circular before >s« 1 declared it to power, tn pack that court until its . ju-lgmrmbera of c.>pcrr** who voted againd Knights ot Kh-ifra**a*i. p have Ireen-tout'd by ••The American Bankers’ Aasorlarion., Plrav give ni • the data ntenta ahalt fterord with the will of the and aticereded In defeating the rnhilnlljti. Creek UavA ann^tttier.! th- . you Mutrincd. 1 rtf»? take It for granted rtiat y-ut wUt ch-erftrilj/give a* wl (■• publicity to yonr deniftl of rhe genahien***of tlri« circ-itir .v« p» x hay • I, tuc gtaB'iueni that it Uw^naeting tody: which threatens :l *• * and. by reference thereto. It will be Mm obatter, OetDberi-MtS. T’.was isjued by this Assdclalimi. Awaitingy->ur reply. I a n. de'aa*e:m»fit pf dm rurhney and . fjw»ra J that the namrof William .) Bryan, then a formerly fosrituhd-1. A .m* Very truly your*, ete.” l-gl.->.'.!.iu inr.a-irTnz tb.’.ubjlga'.kn of. wj>-.]‘ r. presentallve -f -*• Ntl• raska. tar, a» might Ih'Vmtmbers. (»a tr . . E. il. Pt t.t.rtx. i-*-1 u. pth* It will hr tract.*: wlri. b. foreaWawlnr I’m* d sasb - expected, on thfe n«t !l*t. tag will be tunffanfe I . 1 trans 11^ ut act loo fo I m * followed lu t! e [ a rn that the mtn Pb.» To chi* letter. Grand Master Sovereign replied, n* follows■ . . - ......... — •naw. -- ■ po»es as a ■ with wiiu infire wotk* and dhsstifia • ’i' event of the election of it* hcmlnerr, In . fr.rml ol humanity. always ready and I dlatvly after the pxtad• “De*. Motxr.*-. low a. April 4. 18PL Peak Stn; . ‘ ! effect cimdrmha the president, ■•tl e bead anxluui. to “take ttte plain pe»>; !*• by the ; work'wHi be exempli i d » Reph Ing t » your kind Livrrid (h • !D:h ulto . 1 b.x; Co niform voi that thecircuJ and front of who«e offending hath lift* - <■ hand:*’ wbo ent not My « uough to show •dates, after « hid iar letter issued in or, addnfo at LHrljj It Ark.; <0 w.ilc'i v-n r'f ’rre.1. 1 cut out of «m»rr,”- that In* I.as faithfully exe- . hit'allegftl devutiog t«» the poor and down­ served. a newspaper or magazine. I •! ■» n >: no v i<-:n m nr^ii •‘1; I carrel ;. in tn.- p idc.ri for ,• tent two or Li>rt-- unntlH ami never refer.-.'d to ll In auv public « sy accept ai Litt'e K n?k. : culcd for la* u-> wa?» his duty under <h»‘ trodden ot the wood's iuhaWtants, mint and Uy m-ro a -olden*. I hapo- re [ i»t!i!ntofi< 111 nrek I’ (r-m tnr m».-V .in I read it ' mth or hla great ofli-e. that when orgpnThe »0rce*r of fw yw against allowing our rich gnvrrnawnl to W lta..u.llrn<*. Meaner th-.a-U>.« l Unwl It to Mi, CU<| P r,...(I.iulv.ll b, 0,r ,U|,. I'u’.ation spend a small amount, not to exceed fifty seemingly depend* upon 1 to copy, at th *‘.r req test. I •• t» th' ciro riar in several n rwapapep ab > it th • rim -it. let «n< first appeared to the public, no I I >L«! n »t ku > v untiT I r-*:»*v.*l v >ir tetter-4’id I’m and dely lug all authority, prized govem- thousand dollars. In carrying food to and demagogic apix-sb < a-.itiwntsc-ity- wa< question-.!. The circular does not bear the signttitre of any a*i< 1 m»ut property, otwtrur'.ed the -United mliHowof plain p*t»plr who. were starv­ passion Blaine. l/«cin. Chamfer Lin­ assure job that 1 luv* in .1-*!rc to mi-q 1 >te an/pyrsY.r «i ri. nrlv-ii; State* malls, ir.lerrtplrel hdentate tom- ing. Mr. Bryan’* philanthropy and love coln and Bismarck have i»vn im»q:i«nrd. MMem»nt rhat rhe circular I* tafa* will be accepted by me. and I wilt notify th.-* Pre** uf Little Rock that the authenticity uf the circular 1* denied by you? Am-oe-ation.atid a? merer, applied th? tore'* and Ir.clled riot. for bumaniti are Jds*. about as deep as hl* and CaUrMdatrnusU* a* to thru p >*.:?>« the earliest poHlbh* lime L will return lo Little Kwk and In a pirbrie address will r ir In* in«rokrd tbe strong arm of the ’federal reasoning and lmrir ~--V.Nthirr»fsn4 MU- made.- Tin* statement our d>) that - me net the statement. I am ot the opinion that tin? place to correct an eq nr. is or'iere rite power and s-trork It down, applying to prominent republican ha* eon - •« d for error was ntxd*: therefore, iu |i>«tlo.- to your A •iritlum. 1 will r-turii tn Little 1! Mk Bryan amt the Cfticag > r a-; ■ lawless violence, an unanticipated force ami tu«kr tb? e»rrectiun (tom that place, a-.i I *;f\ny criticism* of w»r National tlankhig Which cptnptdied obedience to I .nr, and ■ Editor Walker «aid ixt hh fair ground lably followed thtuexl u > system I wdfl cunttne nijself lujhv law ami thr/cmHcrrsslunai recot.H. and.nmrvrnhig tin- canoe of thr recent tutnic I will use some private letter* from the leading right* In saving an Imperiled people. Croni a fl *yl ol • speech Saturday Oct. fl rd that the faetory thh same rcpnbliHu.ovrr Uh, Ihe rxieut ot whl.-li yvrricnuw ivd.\i>d?. owners In Chicago bad posit'd np notices tore. ihe fioanc;al oirclea. the original* uf which I tmva In mr p naes-don. . Ttpinklnt you very heartily fur exiling my atte iri.» t to thu error m» Ir nt Llttb. whose dire resuKs wv cannot esthuat**. : in their afcopa trillin' their employers they* Ko»k and plcagfng youJril poearWr trp.um‘i* it at my hands. I aui 11 keep- tin* n.*w*pdptr act which aloe;? should give him afi rndur-1 most march In the j sound money parade . . . Krsprrtfn'ly rours. Irg claim upon tin- loyal and giatrfui af-1 October sth. or tlwj would be discharged. days eurwctrtjjc the m'iHAtetq J. IL SoVKiiEinx. <(. M. \V." dvunx-ratl - paper*. Only "■ feMlonr of hh patriotic -eomitrycum: ttat ; We will give Efliloti Walker StO if hr will After Grand klastyr WuekoUu SiverrUn hid th t- ■ plainly o.v.i*-! up tbit he had , । in an 'acute and critical emergency tie : prove that a**erti<m with respect tn any Drttnif Tribune ciune m;! wit been misled? after he had axrv-^l to and -lid retract hi« -tfaicm-ent (hit «-r*'t -a circa!»t ehwat between ht* wunny and national I faetory "in Chicago GlrCeid. H owner* are sup* mrnt that had bw-n issued. i*il'not C‘»t»tcni.»talrie to para.!•• thl* exp' it.it II,• n repudiation, aver'.e-l a xr.-n? UaliDclai ! |»ortiDg McKInlrj-; We will pay Iheex- a brother cl the lapwntrd !■> To clinch the nutter, t’t- Bankers As^voUtioa give tH.rio* a • ;»*•> Im-A Garfield, ha! utne <>. cihri*. nnd con**q'ient - i.; .vr»ri '.Ihas^r, penae of getting the proof t<x» If Mr. Walk­ •J. K StWKHI IGX. Esq.. Ih-nrrat.Master Workman. KirigU* «»f laibor. ll*li H U HilMilKuu.or Sifo., what Wig. Jenahtes iltjan . speech in eongrr** ini . tu cuntribute to Ihe campaign fund, and ihe folIovine h hi* ••caWibnttottr Tbe Baxskk haa shown up in previous issue? the disreputable tactics of tbe frve* . sih rrites tn ’this campaign, who have garbled extracts from speechc’ from debaters are -not g^lsfied:— ' . “BKiitAN. Skrr. Chandler and Blaine, as well at other-1. In a recent Issue of the Hairy County DroicHox. D. J. C amfai . f cr/t we find thr follow inc. . My Dear Sir: lam to rrwlpt al four letter-of the 5th Instant, lo which y«n The Panic Circular of 1893. aubscrilH.’ your name oi • Chairman Demo­ • . Df.au Stnr'The InterestM-iif uatlotral (rankers rcqulraa iminnilate tinanrlal legisla­ crat^ (bnupalgn CommlHer,** request imc tion by Congress. Silver, silver certiAea*es and'treasury notes. iuu*t be retired and front me a eopbihuticni to the fund of j national bvtik notes upon n gold Ua»i< made the only mmiry. Tills will require tha-.ili.orizatlon of from,$-'>00.00t>.000 lo Sl.OOd.OOd.OOO of new bands as a bash of ejrcu- your committer. “With which to proswutt? lotion. You will at oner retire out* third o( your circulation and call in dnodudt of the campaign (oh tmiialf. of tfibi” Chfcaco National tablican Tidel. I0*- ill par moeratk part) , thit r ha* been bromthi «b*,. ,, montllKlngaf iUvrr. thn* lr ... « the circulating medium aiut.Q«ki-’ ^’Wey ganiaitfon—a platform which *:riki-.* at tlie verv r-*entlaia nf our c *u»tituslena] form of govern 1 neo». and an-i«qincc» n policy that woul-i nndetmfov of the piper* >4 rire emhtry. '■ upjhl.l tlu* natlunal'credi. and pn-eervel ' eg shall pttnr iL But he cannot and dare Mr/Garnrid -lias sin . rih -r d-mtal. -v.iieh W4*'ahn • patiunal lemur. [ not try to. Hl* roa-non'«?;»♦? will eepud- ntad the truth ot the Tr , Such I* th” i-Littorm »ri the ’ hicag-» Jate his a-ju-rllon. Bach statement* are which haa been irirblUn •. •• Audi ly. i»(. | conventl.in. It l<? D.jmmnatic in uatu1 ( Cheap John demagogie rot, unworthy any over th-.» state. Mr. Gt-Df.au *(«: ’ • a^one. Its spirit. It.’ M*enre. it* ten'drrtry ; man. Swh siatrmants would not be maiic that lie I.* oppovd to thr c . Thr to lowing elrcu^r hi* ap;>; ir»I ■! irl 1, .*• tin-Dcmorraii”. nolUi- Amercai). Amrr cRU. reuriureudu-; except lo to apt«eal appeal to :«» prejudice. roan and five stiver, favors : papers: „ ire ttnJMitnrraiH*. Any man /xsitcJ .Vi.-.-A V!, l*i i Hi t i , ;i'i y t'; >n fl I tionary, and I iyal DemNrate an- charged ' ot sense Anoxr? that a factory owner could form, and Is ever n Mau: Jforths: . with a grave and -pcc'al uMIgalicn !•» -»-r ! not drive his men agatnat his own eandl- Wnrt Will lw Jhe to It that no aueii nox'.itu* growth Bhall. to • date m> surely in any other way a* tn c<»mThe itiir.'csl ot Um* Nationil banker* req iir>* Imui. diale Q>ian.**Ml legislation by Cmt- tliv naui • of U in.tcrary, Fere slicer adv^xnbe mgraftrd ups n ; p«-l them to march ia » parade r<Mi|rary to --- . .......... . —- .. — ’ J'’ • M. »’» *•< grvss. SI'ver. silver certificates an I Tre.xury nnicrm tri b>* retire 1, and Natlnual the »body “*-*-' •** • ' 1 . j their• whbes t 41^ .... owner knows that |»oliilc. -r.^. has declined in ptic’1 becauBank notes upon « gold ln-h mid • the only in mey. Tub drill require th- -anchorixxA- u*.:tion ut fium SSO.OdO.OM,to 1.00J.00J,0 )3 of new b mdJ as a bftsia <d eireukiion. You ! It was of ureal rattafacHun to me to noir ' every employee in bh factory rill gu into dhii-wd a* a money. will at ouce retire nuc third of yonr circulation ami call in onmhaH of your loans. Be 1 that so tunny of Hie leading Democrats of bin Ixxitb alnnr to fig Iris ballot, and it daltn*. 4a~h dispute ttirm. I careful Co mak'e u money strinaeu ?y felt anung your patrons, especially. auiTix Influ­ my home city iu Miehiga'n. of which Mate the director of the I*. S. tn < wouid.be ea*t acainit the party wbir.li it ential buslnesv men. Advocate an extra ses*tti!t of Congress fur th.- repeal of the pur­ •u! yojr and 1 are citizens, wert* among the was Muigbt tn force him to snppCMt. Bro. fallowing fart* a« to thr n-e o' chasing clause of the Sherman Law and act with the other binks of your city in aeeuriog a law petition to Cragreis for its anernliUo.ial rep-a). a* per accompanying very first to annonuce nn Indignant rejec­ Walker ought not to repeat such fix>!tnh silver fur coinage. In rwod- nn: figures: bring for the world ’ 1 form. L’se personal Influence with CyngroMmeu. and particularly let your wishes l»e tion of the action at Chicago, and tu In- statement.*' Oar offer Is open to him dur­ known to your Senator.*. Hie fo’.ure life of National banks, a.* fix^l and safe invest- anguratea movement lor the bolding of n • JMh> to taf3. diver ■ ; *' 'meat*, depend* upon lium-diate action, as there I* an Increasing sentiment In favor *>( national Democratic convention, and the ing 18M. 'ijovenimenl legal tender Botes and silver coinage." selection fruuj among the di»th>gul.*hcrt Or.,*K) pr-r’cent more silver coin •! h»’ rifo Yn;i will observe that the circular I> unsigned, amt dated on the Sabbath. The leaders of the party, of candidates own a It la genera'b' known that General*. AS world In 21 jeare than in ; ; • • « ■ ll*'»’ Association never issued the said circular, and is t> »t responsible for iu PlatOirm responsive to Its aiu-lent kini ger. SH-U'r* ai.d others are travelling its language Is the wry best eritWn<3f of, its fots.-hojl'a* piirpirUn; 11 hive :>eeu lime-tested principle-* and trarihl-iris. about gold, the folipwtag firmreprearouiut th-* cmntt)- talktag to . targe issued by the American Banker** Association. . , 1 Such action hai beett trad in the n>>min»•entlng tbe world's coinage: E. I!. rrr.u«. 1 tion of Fulmer and Birekiirr, for whom 1 crowds In the Intrrept nf profoftion and JtWB to H73. gpM ! v Chairman Executive Coonci I. shouM cast my vote it tn the Unliml snund money. . No man ran'nay that these . rtUto r«ri, grt’d Hkxkv W. Fuitn. ' , States at the appruaeblnd eleciinn.” men are ».<d »-nrn» **t;in »h«t they advo­ per . Secretary.” Or in the 21 year*, there w.v ! • Ebxvtx F.Vih.. cate. and every ohl soldier In Michigan less gnh| uaed for ooln.ige fh?n ri Can uur readers come to any oilier conclusion than that the tree aHvarltea are iu will revent even a btwth of Misplrkm 73 years nf the century. Thi* <h-p<‘*es of the most desperate straits when tjiry revive a slander that wa?( fully exploded in 1S9l Workingmen and tanner* haven't lost nirftlnal the tfonn* rif her hoaored pftlxtm the claim that tbe world has made diver and parade an uirinith us wickedly false a? anything can fo* in order to fill the mind* of their reason yet. Four ...... year* ngn the demand illu?dri«Mi* *ddter—Gen. R. A. AIerr, cheap by dtacbuntl#^ again*! i:. \ . i rulers with prejudice, anti have them decide fo»w to vole by their prejudice, and not pwratic.party In it* i-ia'fuim said that la<ri totyuit. In referring to tin* tour of by their judgment. Wm. J. Bryan wrote to Um Asuxitaunn os'tu Um* truth of this clr-1 borers and-fanner.* Were the flr*t aiid mns< tbeec gei i ra’* t»l the late war W. H. Silrerlfes say that thr Unit-' . s-:«t“9-1 enter and upon reply received h dechire an a wet that It was not true, he (Bryan) re-' defenaelcw victims of a depreciated cupHarvey, of ChhMKtgAuilior of Otoe Fi­ alone ean. by th? fin*, of It* t-.'-v, tuHn-nt. 1 f«.*4il to use it. I rency. Thi* year that party Is .advocating nancial School i>raudt-d them a« ••Old make M cent* wbrtt? of riiv. r « >•?:> S'1'’ 1 j a financial p-dley whirl) it* admits will Cents ln gold, thns making-an q;i'i<-; of | ___ ____ _ .-il " ...... ..— - ■ —■ ■■ — ,—.......... .... . .......... bring about both a panic umi <1 dj-juv- wreck* of the nlx-Htou. who have tart all ”""__ ' Z ' I chilcl uvmeu. and it is telling tlu* l*b*ir- tbeir iKMit’i and patriotism, mid are tools ailver worth ffL2l» in gold, tin- .v re! u»**r. 1 ■i.lthui <• Widely public 11* : •xcept by l International tfrtt* m Ira obtalaed. th. «*«iMinjr -*»'*! •Iumbr.l <• b>hsal{<;ti*<*f IhnlrtUnl States and a! an lightened nations of the earth. ' Oiti* of Ihe most prominent arguments of the five colmge advocates i«i (bat wheat h»s declined in price along with sliver. ’ ll e-olly tfer Hungarian Minister of Agri- cuUufo an<a>u»c**f that there wouhl be a shortage In the Russian wheat crop. Win at Immediately advanced llilrlecn cents a bnvhrl In New York nud aErrr dropped four cents an ounce. Dj you suppose this was breau-e or the “crime ot “3?” Certainly you know better. You know the law of supply and demand did tbe ■whole j>u*iires*. There came a demand dor wbrat and the price went up. Them wea no demand for silver and pritw went down, Tbe o:.e act of rreaidrot Cievriand’* adtomMlrUion waa wlien u»n.‘> viulrner ruled aupreme hi Chicago during thr great rail­ road Otrikes. he callv^ oul thr fed**** troops, and quelled anarchy despite the oppoellkn and the criticism uf John P. AitiCtld, ttie anarchist Governor of IlUwoia. Atlgrkl bhnself a B ibsmlsn and a foreign* en wm the appiau*e of the anarrhbta by hit Action. And so great was fils followI *g at Chicago Ibal'be dtcUlrd not Only thr staminal!«kj of Bryan, but tbe platnwm opon which Bryan slxud*. and that friatrmmlean oprw declaration min sum m nm ------------------- ------------------- --------- -------------------------------------- --- ------- “But the dollar unit of coinage of both metals muxt be uf rqual tolrinetc and exchangeable vainr. of he ndjnetrd by in/rrnttHonfil a^jrccmmt. or by sneh aateguanl* of lerialatlon w shall ItuMirr the maintrnaocu of t!w parity of the two metals and the ' era and farmers that they Ought to vote for IL Votera can you r<*e any eoniito trnry tn thhffi of polllu-nl sbylorkft?’ The man who keeps faith In himself sby maintaining the iutijgniy of bls QbllgaThr democrats in 189t! said that all this ttoni is the man who hai and deserves the nation needed Is rertoie prosperity. was u. irspectand c<mfide”er ot bte follows. Hr amend the tariff, and make h*a taifff for will always br found »o prosper. - where •‘revenue only.” and then wlp<- out the prosperity la pnaribic. and will. alarars be bbennan law of 19W, authorising the monthly purchase rri 4.MQ.W0 4>u»ce* of Mleer. and ail would br well w ith ths lh« -Trtw. ot im - u It The United States ha* To.o'ui.tn'i< Itossia hfts 12P.(K»O,O0U 141-1 ' !>:'• moat renlrahzed, autocratic cox. ».< nt c*rth. Russia has always nfo-ned It* mint* to thr free and ptalmlbri <• ..• •! .--• “« aUver. until a very few months ago. Bal Its ailvcr rouble declined lu value (hr same as Mexico*• silver enrrency declined, befog worth simply Ifo Mllen valor. H *uy governww-nt on earth could by i«* rnBRlM ytaia worth of rilirr to b* worth as math as ffl.DQ in gold then the autocratic-iius!..an gwrernnart ctmld do U. Xt bubtow aUver I* worth m- o^re .toBatoHten in the I'mi--! " MaratUat the l ulled Stft’rs alone j aari by free coinage du any mw for ril'«r �U«t closing o.t Ml, lhaltM to M d A“,«nw’' rhwlo''em w)e ,t ,bM riTsrix'Banner Tkursd.- Oc<, I5; 189& ’ i>f (in- entire J. <■. Panel! ciothler a Fon,l,hl»)t rood, ,toek. cil „ while tbe best barnln. «re there. w >. COOK, bo-sl Bailor. ■ i*. T. Cot.<movr„ A Fni^K. Mdn,, „ lbf HASTINGS WINS FIRST mretlo, ,1 “ tarrc ■"""*“«• *«l •f’rr tire •Mltan who am. w Mr. Dok, ,nJ „id Ho^RBT^,Tav;x5?j5grYLA farmers! FURNITUR. AsMguce. . aX “r “cK",|o *ni1 MrsC. H..Barberrerelred. rerere tali tiattlc Crerfc JuuriuU. last week, eauaed by . defecllve p|,nk In In a letter received from Prof. W. D the sidewalk on tbe north aide of tbe Nor{ CKetiM RoxmI Wetrow, , raau Bailey place. There are several ,o6> P»PuUr -uperint,,,. Fofr some weeks pasuhe Hasting* Ban-! ,lde-w*lka in n,e r|., >h,>nld f lag team have bn-n mactleing dally at glren alletilioo, Iiatruae soils In bucIi During the month of October th$ Archie the fair ground in onier to enter the big! ’■“* ll“> d-r- Tire retooi- u „ „„ t good re- ’ ’ McCoy Furniture Co. intend to set!their en­ hose, band and blcycte l<>urnainent to be cares ate ver, expensive a. the ell, baa nrwe-.ir, „nr .ml 1„ ,„,„y ■■tuition po.W- tire stock’of new reason tn runH-mben lurid at Laporte, lu«L. <JcL 7 and & ■ - . take my They left last Tuesday for the acene ofT Cha*. IL M< Gunin, official stenngraph■: P4'YS. * h»"l< «UI<1 IS, rhy .1 actlou. cootident that they would at least 1 : ;.i r 4 lbs. • • er nf tbe mil Judicial Circuit. will fonu a tante. lie 1, 1,.,,^ „lh , )OT|rt , win a.place <Alng to their faithful work I limited cIrns in stentjgrapby. sommeocihg ■Thu1|w le|(H •Maiuifacand praellcv. . Oetotea itith next. . Ap|<iioiiitm» ft.r «*!- Phone .nd u«.. um ,.|rrre.i ihn. In the 8rat race, in whteh Haadnga won . -tniMldU Should ba mndi; as.erijy. possiR-ving him nil time for snp»-rvi>ion . U ppwfourth place, fourteen teams were entered, j bit* and adiin-rKe.l to hlit>on,l> by lM The crowd eirned in on uur boya as they ! , Cm< U. McGvmnx. ''•"*■’■■ -I* <in,t. lb,pre mo*! kind . Lrsor tor pa^ed by and the pfpeman unahh- to I tl • Court Huiitt* Kalamazoo, Mk-’-. «n,l rortl.1. HI. ninny Mend, .nd tenner <tt through quickly, which accounted for ’>-:t me till it u„i |1U their nut gening a better place. They uLlertug LiickiiMun, was fount! dead In bls- «etu>l»«n nr.-., wty w <w lu for actual Cost Prices, for all their fresh tied. Friday mornlug,' HVidently having wvtk re noo.nirental. and that tin, proph could probably have protested the race that the new styles. Come and get first choice. , nndjfbey cared to. . • dk-tl .-owe time iu tiHMiight) Hr had been nf K at ally 1t,otuu?|,|J „ppt,p(. ’ Ccjnie and get the best goods for the lowest •in the secund raw. in the 44 second dais. In which nine teams were unterrd, dritikir.R heavily the pts’ few wwks, am! pope ever offered. • if fabrlratioa Wln avan anything the among which wan mu* who bad the cham­ W« guarantee you a genuine cost sale, and n > post mortem wm thought neewsary as pion pipoumn and coupler of the U. S., bl# death wm no doubt dtp tv that. He free sllverit«s nugh; to gain tnneb. Seine our boy5 covered themselves with glory In as this is our first to offer a cost sale we are determined to make it a success. W.IS.VT years old. The funeral was held oCtH“ latest Ht-ntes aiT-uxt .are that C. WL bluing all their competitors, aad winning Colne and help us get the. bargains of a life­ Sunday aHethootr. Hr fcavt-a a Limily of J 'rd.tn j« n free Allyar nun. 4vhich that ‘ the Brit priw. of Slob. The lime was 3S seeouds agsiust a strong wind. Hie dis ­ ch-Jiirrn in de&tate Circiimatatisea. ’ time. . . gentleman vehemently dtnlea: another tance run was 40 rods. story Is that Cheater- Messer la talking for The tram was entered hi the sweep­ VJL, I. Beiiderabolt has purcbaaed the lol* Bryan; another ttmt itecy F. Powers stake race, but owing to tbe disability ot The Druggist, owned by H. A. Goodyear un W. Main while in the city . said that free •Jlver Will Scaltnurt. who bad sprained his an­ sneer. Mr. Hendrrrfbott now owns all kh- In the previous rac?. they did not would make-ihitga boom; and last but net compete. ' . the k>ts extending from his feed store td Thd learn returned Friday aftcrikMin on the matble shoji of A. Bl<k A Sunj We lea-.; that the writer la In the employ of the C. K. A S. train. ny,<l were given a tlxNational Committee at big pay. but expectiuuw very cwalitaWe buiidhirs will Wilf vote fox Bryan Inter on. These stor­ royal welcome, whistles blowing and gen­ eral pandemonium relgtiing for v time. take the place ot the old shells how on the ies ore so absolutely fhlse. and so ridicu­ As they reached Main xtu el. speeches of •pro’H rty, as Ike always teanaxes to make lously so. that it seems unnecessary 'lo welcurae iru! cungralulallou wm* made by an i'npruvvtnenl on whatever prap/.rty he nuke any denial, . l^>dwsn't speak well W. W. Potter and F. W. Walker. • ' ’ Mnch credit for the work of the buja, i.» •tret. buys. . for any <nmi.4 credulity who will take any (trie tn their manager and trainer. Eugene | We have received a rireulkt\froTu Bish* .Sluck in them, but this sort of campaign­ .McMvrav. ot whom they speak In. the * tan' this • OI> <’eo* l>- GHh-ipie. Cbaimnu of the ing seedtp to la- the chief aimof tbe oppo­ highest prabe. The boys are all well . 1 State Board of Com-otIon। and Cbartties- sition. 'We enution anyone and everyone built, athletic young rneu. and should । yelaHve to ••Prison Sunday” which tuU । to lake no »t x,k hi. and place no ccinh- they care to continue their work, could ! hfen ubaeivvd hi ML'bi<hp for the past 'I deuce in, noy reports which will edi lately probably sweep nil competitors before them. , . ■ ■ . I wish to call particular attention to a Sheepskin Boot which I Those composing the team which run at ■ eleven years. This year the iwxrd Iravr II ut* •ircuhilvd al Uie last moment. LaBoriv were: . am handling and selling at a. price within the reach of everyone. They r .Bile work ■ 8 .• a^ide Sunday. ().tl. 25 av* "Th-laon Suit- i l:n«t Wcrlnesday afternoon iu a fit of Frink Baker. Wil’, rfit-bee. Ed., Down-. Pat jhy”" to lu be lx* celebrated celebrated by by me the churches churein's nr. an’41 4 ii , ■: jiay , ,, , ... , , Hiatterv. John < h»tlw<»iML Clarence Kmtu-y, , . 1 . . present.1i to., their .• 3 | despondency. <»ordan Hower, living north j.uyal Dianiond. <.>w,iye lh«“.-mer. L- vl Mead are worn under rubber which makes them the best footgear for cold . :<.barT rt* at c«»< at • a^k th,i the c!er«y clergy to to present - to. the.tr peopfe peotdb I e .■ ..... . HiMacv Palmer. Uerui Skintu-i,. Par Murphy, . . 2 . I of Crrssey Corn-re, t'H‘k ubont 4U graittR ifwy lloglr. ihdpb \v. a. Scidmore. nuii weather ever worn. They are very light, limber in the instep, and . te- prison qut-slten in sn>e of. Jia nurQ-1 of |n•fpliln<B <Jy.j(jt <Uj, limo-nc MeM-.irray. Engine Company Nu. 5 of LnlVirie. hid.,. । - n Iterhisn J mpor u.it pna-t s. j. • a IlK The events of his death arc peen­ warm. The wool making an air space between the rubber.and the gave the Hastings' Running teatr. n recept-1 : Ammig tlie.eaK»;re ni our nfll.-v, ot t||*' terily «uL Mr. - Ftoaei was h-irried inn after 'their victory at which a very 1 foot, the foot does not sweat. The wool prevents the boot from .wet ,:.i- iH-n bons । 11th Micji. Cavalry thi C week, was H»»p., on Munday Lo.i^Vi’tm McNiuch, going to pleasant lime wa- had. Tnr luiPotte buys Elroy M. - Avery, of Ciewtland. Jteij. Ml-; Hastlugn and returpteg home the next day. ■won aerond place' in the sains race tlmt ting through on the leg. The elasticity of the wool prevents the snow it he home team won first. i,-.:)u:|i before Jnr regiment. ifnj. Avery y.»|d j Hi*-hrid“-i’an wtimiule young lady, who" w V 22" Y AT ACTUAL COST! m,w •' n""O"irtoI Furniture, Picture Frames Draperies, Lace Curtains, pr. .. Heath Archie McCoy Furniture Co. cnva nos SOHtTHINQ NEW (Hiiu was going to give o(w of tbe btegej-t; I* nearly heart-brnktn i»y tills'ending of 1 majorities in Ite. hHtoty ter- Maj. McKlji-j^er dreams of happiness., - Mr. Flower kw M M: ! ley. in Onto he says on< never hear? St: " * ^4 years of age and had lived here all [ ^nestiuued. Muj. Avcrj;<* wife was t|te i of his lite and was known a* ;4 quiet and 'dklren imiy wh„ lcd tbv i^g delejnttlon qf Cte«- i unaxauming young man with nobait habW?. ; land women to Canton tpte Mituiuer aid . Besides hu* wife hr knve-s-a fatter. D. F. : au 1 ='..75 ‘ made the srwcfi on betia|f uf the drb-41- Ftewei ;.nd lour >L«tets, Mt,, a. -L Smith. from getting in at the top of the rubber. Don’ Fail wet on the instdf. they can Be turned and dried inside and out,- which cannot be done with other boots.TO----- : :af. -UUfiiu. : uvU t„ McKlnky. * J AugujU. Mr-. H. J. Gtite-it.«d Chicapo ! . . i , am! I be lD-.es Minnie and Hattiis The I :•■ r T; -■' ■ I «»rer !>»,.• .< I.,l bn-., lake., t.y , ti,M ,,rr< ,p,„.uc0 Fmb W. Temple, ot Gramt lUpl-l.. -• tram,s„.n<u,|Ul.n.,. lireut- I a.., move! perS-oi. tVptk on dt^loE U>e »ll« ...... pffi-wni. <-,r. nAii-ti b• . in pjogrc.s.s ,'tire week, the contract, tei . building the basettent hgvIng been let'Ito ’ Webb A Coburn of’I hb city. A vary.; Call AND------ See L E. STflUEFER ELEVENTH CAVALRY good grsde of gravel Ji»eibevn_ struck apd 1 !•» being drawn onto certiiin streets In ttu* For.the second lime our city hns b-s-n ’ r a..j ' city when-it I'nee.h.L HJiaa.not Ixirii for ihe anrirfbl reunion ; I Ixwn | tu- ftretjrz_ plire p Ml<li. Cavalrj. Ihe meeting,! 1 ’ i ’ r one \»|iMlly as -wb^'T' «» lhe% work rk uf >•! 'It-->H4<M ,_ w>r__ , ^!»+uclj a sucerbb it ws-' voted'* • la>t-)tarwa> . ( ; building this Winter or not. . unanimously t«» hold the mretiug bare . Church ■ The Monthly Budetbi. t!;> o.gsn ufth- : gain this year, and it Ims Kt n tq-ially asuceektful. : .1*1 weial f.K M.i-hicw ITev Axweiattoo ba* a very. Every train Tuesday brought in mm-ft' rompilmentary write up this month of s. rhe v<and !•> Wvdncbda) 1 -ion. nearly • • r.-evening.'. :! -------—— {AV Smith of ante efly. ‘ It *pe*k< y?rItM) wt r.- prevent, msmy with Writ ytry : : I V ani fiiov.ng ! Sro5th of ‘hU the city Lhighiy of hh EMrcpeau Irlters. whk b be ■ Xi ariv ev-rv •bu-lue** Iiuum? • L. iljt»' t|eir new was drcnreti-d Willi m bimlitm. • : ttirnu-’jed to a >yt;dira•< of Mlelugan.. At the lm.'inr*s meeting the h i.owing ■ Y. and -Dblo psprrs this । snmnwr. among > i.fli •> r- were elected: , , •al church' «e Frvs . W. I. Young. Detroit: <> D. which wa* tbe BANNKit j . Tin.* article «;-»:»■ while return*’ menUoot the fart that Sr. fimlth is tW»l CaMwell. Sec y, and Treu* : N ’ L .‘Bn'b- • >.m. ol this city, was »-Ueted one <tf ly year m-.inaglng editor nf the * Senior CIrm ; vlcc’d resident < • . <4 M -Kinley And AnnuuL and of the Sin-tents Christian Ai- [ The .............. . the.’A . ... < ■ *erwd a tine ; >noper at »J< vclock <• ' ‘‘ adornh.g Ufa windows -oelaiiou Bulletin at Ann Arbor In the evenirx a. public me -tujs 3 t!i« city n<»«’. lull­ M»- Rachel Halley, of Halting- Gnat WM held a: i’arkefs-Hi S’ouS, have rent- Lleutenaut Commander of the L. O. T. M. war experiemrv wcro given»; dtf. . i/.t-nreiMi-i'.••• - ■ - — - tereni members .d th-• regonetu and Un*, .r ... e: v: .1 »■- ; UB|uref for that order gave with waste made u iwret pleartiit and .»me- •» a ra- g 01ie !b MMOnTo hall lot er- loug-iu l>o-remembered evmmg. The memtn-re in alien-lance nt tin- 'n®*?1' The Great Ulve l.a« made a •!«' •-—»1,1 l:r“,ld CI"C Ch..lre In si lwlli.K thin cnltured ami eapa- Ing wy:et— . gi»i.n ANo^syn' o»'»t ' t‘ Adrian j 'd ■>• p|,. w„ma.i for thi, work. She re IwnehtHires E Avery. V.l^t’1's‘-’ia'<«-' ||« the order areotl, inreuehoul theaWM Fare ibas.Osboin uwitw.. hflrt. b■ »rand a law Idereaao ot men-Oer-blp must \V ir ElSworlb, Bonen- Mint. . ' • kmipanv a. . ' follow hi the wake of re-r efforts. Srery <>.-ir l>. vaHwril. Detroit: lUrvy HUIod. l.odlngt.-u: w rn Ilcc ‘121BCi;:rail Lifted ?p.-gk nt X Hhvilh- •Hive Intheatate .boold have her service Che-t-r. O'lan o — G ; S'ikwortl;. Ba" Jlii.l. Make it a on-e a year. Tin- lectnrt's are a tealure of in-“£r ... r^ imnisiom.. 'the work ttiat »h<».;d not ba .dispensed coMPAXV U- ‘ s?e’,bih’s Iras a beautiful whk -BnoUffn fe'/ponewt. •:.the_ latest New Yolk- >?IM Bae Robinson, who Is well and ; -i} les. All are cordially favorably known In thh-cUy. was ioarrle.1 Cjty Cteu. H- Sliter. Alamo. . r hk-r .stock and price?. iXUlPAXY last evening at seven o'clock at the liome • Those New Things In Gentleman’s Shoes. CHAS. HATTON, SI . ' T.i irulr.1 ;MU% L!' ,Invdcd We wouM i •tniiy thank the person that birfb.y. ■ r !-.e lifters to return them • -very day. . ‘ ‘ TkOiJht EA*K Bnt»S. ot her father C. V. Robinson In Hope to Geo. E. Knapp, of Benton llarbor.by Rev. Tt.oa.Coa. About fifteen from thia city atrended. Mr. and Mrs. Knapp left thb N .1. Bronin.-teslm- ।uo raw. L.! I.cre-W- ■■ - The giodb Tailoring Go. CINCINNATI O, At The Red Front Shoe Store. I Makers o! Finest • . .Clothes * In America. RrHtHiIr doth. Flr»i CtaM Quality JrlmmhiRr. High Cia»« Journeymen Tailor Work and Law Prices. Drop me a post.; I. I w ill bring nample.*. Wooley & gronson BANK. ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION. t . Whose Clothes ,» s »><u can । fv> Canton, Ohio, next Tburs‘by Oct. ., tor $3.59, The excursion halve, and sn the 'Mat ot. thia next Wednwday. the . republican, ol ‘rin* JcouPAxyn-' from Xa-iivlHe., A great many will Tlioroapple will hate a "Itally » la • t«*e opportji.ity of this extremely low rate Rally.- ou that mofoh.x the Soldier o«’yihakc h , L. A lt|, ||JV npxt president of tv cunfetettog uf Generate Alger, • 14 • the I’. S. .nd Howard, will make an extended - opI v.. Himutoiiwk' rOMTA-NV r A>r»u. , Herbert Cartier. at Middleville. It l» eapcated Ch«s-JI. * SMMWikl: #• Ikn: -At.i -Ekligon phonograph, with Union General, will reach Mlddlevlle' «'iHUa4 w **e Cf-Ujplele outfit f(,r giving first class enterWil! be tahinum <(I emy description. The nm- .bant.!«.« o ereek. hour uuleaa Mine chaaffe ■” I>«2£S, tB the afternoon Hon. Gea V- <-I.Pper ■ uiret.Ufce» IL t.n. of Grand Rapid- •»» “«■' * £ . C. 5. Gmoej’.Y. w« I n. t »»■!•*•• Hamilton,* Nllw. "“I »*“*• 10 “> Ttei.l’ort land Observer te authority f«r , m । ,0. uittiF other equally * Ifn.tinus- a. tlwklna. fl**’ *** hurtl* . P# A. A Fs«. H ' j..1,h Hcnb». - far; ttp> a glr| Jnv a nejgfiborlng town evening good spXtrr will be »* *«rrel«nr*. I>- rtnx-i J** I^’a KmUJT-A ’ 'Y,n ?' ^agrvi-d b, nidfry her father’s hind ««- ’SE-”1*1 b ®u‘ If Bryvi is eb-ctcl. and lie has agrr. d duced rete. at hall fare bar. oa the Miel.laan Central. the d-> «“ 0 many her if McKinley h elected, and • J‘hare positive that they arc going 10 be a rouser *nd one of t^e g meeting. dleviUe ever bxd. ’intbebcu -‘ihie pays f«r |fSM|j {n a very #bort lime. “Qf,.X1 d— - Ire In the Pointed toe Or the new Opera Toe ' •kK.” hAW hISo H-OMAXt l> • i- ‘ .lesires to announce mor.il.iK via tbe C. K. A- S to' ^J’’*'** Tl k’* ••netl dremmaklng rooms Harbor, .heir Mure r.inne. 1 Tire MW » a :; n. ...Iiuable youi'g lady, sinre a SraSS.CbartettA • M< umbarN stdre. and Is prt<X»MPANY K. Dir-id |<> <;: - k.uds ot work in that line. member ot the M. E. clrercb here, and Gen. M. Duty. Howard -City. was always an attire worker h> the Ep­ more, of Miditlevllte. rr• COMI-AXY Fturned';. . . ;n-inuon. uf UMb toth Michigan Michigan worth Leakue where she will U- great y ■ < -uhktn Hastings: Richard Quick. runion-of nXSi" l"110 inhuirj -Friday at Sehoolenft . Out of mis«e<l. The be-t Wilcox. Mcn-teu, • I incm -ta a poll only showed .four silver them to their home■ rt-MPANV G. •?■ ' I’asslfts M ’-Oould, tiHn. 1 ■ ’ — • Mlddlevil-’e ttevsr doe* snjthing by • w- H n*r,2Tr-M-vn<5dH Ma.n. Mr,, e SELLING AGENT "" BOX CALF Mr. They can be Washed at the If by any*mishap they slrould get end of the season or when desired. 1.*. 01 WE clothe men, boys and children with the best, goods lor the money to be found anywhere. • Our GOODS are all GOOD GOODS and our prices are not high.. This isour OVERCOAT, WINTER. SUIT WINTER UNDERWEAR, and GLOVE AND MITTEN SEASON. We have tbe largeat stack and assort­ ment in the county and want you to see it, whether you buyer not. . ■? ■ �Hastings Banner. TO CUT DOWN WAGES. UNDER FHW SILVER. uat tn.r.irae» woMSBair BryaaW^ any furlbcr a<]vaDce jagt a* Thursday, Oct. 15. 1896. Lot ua see wbat the immediate effect ' ,h>w “ the ‘dvance 5/^ Al. j Ex-Gov. Horace Boies, uf Iowa, to election of Sir. Urrtu, nxntld be. 1 MARSHALL L COOK Editor. franker than his fellow s'.lveritfcs. who . - - ’ buy cloth or machinery or any other t pretend that their5U-evnt-<k>llar scheme ' manufactured product, he will find the would bonrfit.tbe working class**. In rmC.HASTIXOS, MICZL. POSTOFFICE, ! cerned. We now have in circulation, in AVGUST 14. 1879. j round numbers, $600,000.000 in gold and price* marked up , promptly. The * recent interview he says: ---------- ^~,'.Aot'; , ' k.AtT-'Y- ' Mtb.000.000 in »ll«r ! ■»“"»«*clurer may be ahm In tnark I ng “J have myself in this state two farm*, -.Di TORIAL NOTEi> ; .Ud .»,«■ ^rtise....u,t too.^.ooo ■ ”p 7^*- b“l hc.’"1' * ’,ro“p\lu I paid for largely with money I tore --------------- -- ----------------------------------------------- M.tlom| rn.rkh.ff up the pr.ee. ot what he iu . earned as a lawyer. One is a farm pt sell. The farmer will will «.h»n then fln.f find < . . __ 1 1 I lo SWl T ra fnrni.r BOURKE COCKRAN ON BRYAN. notes and other forth* of paper. This that, while he now gets 50 cents in gold 2JXX) acre* of laud, *nd the other con­ tain* 1,000 acres. With the present give* us a circulating .medium of about, for his bushel of wheat, he will then get . prirr of laborund the present price ptetl Tb. ElotMM Expo.bu^ .tendawl, _ __ _ Ma « rtihe-r : 50 cent® 0,1 tbe *J,v«r standard, but, for farm product*, no man in tbe worK the Free Silver Fraud OD Morklnfmrn. .I with every dollar as good risoerj . . M r.*P othi r ■ when he w„ta to trade that rn M ernta.t ■ In bin ffrent apeecb In Ma.iiwn Square dollar and every doltern. good a, .gold „orc, itwlll on I v go one-hilt a. far could take either of these farm*, even if 1 should present him with the ground, Garden. Nea- York city. cx-Congres.man ao‘‘“; . ... „ ... I'a* hl, pnwent SO cent, goe». With coinage of silver Bourke Cochran «ald in reply to Freal« -th free colnaee allrer the purour-j. , • . 1 end make a dollar out of it. I mean, of In. the end, after years, of ceaseless course, that he could not equip the ; chasing value of every dollar will drop I { struggle, conditions may become so 1 i dent ini Candidate Bryan: । farm and pay interest on tbe money • at once to the bullion vwlue of the sil- I If everything in this world or in this ver in the silver dollar, thaj being ;1 adjusted that the ratio between wages invested in the equipment «nd wage* country, including labor, be increased then the standard, juat os now every •i and general prices will again become ' for labor out fcf the income lie would equitable; but long before that will be get by selling the product*. A farmer i in value to-morrow in like, proportion, dollar stand* nt the bullion value of , , , of v. ho works himself and is MMttoted.by * fact ’,ct thousands and thousands «' I noLone of us would be affected at all. tbe EoH dollar, it being the .taodwrd. |: a i If that was Mr. Bryan’s scheme, he The bulilon eolbool liter tnaj advance I the labor of sons and daughter* ” h*W could make n small farm pay. But would never have n populist nomination_. u little for. time.j^taaltdid after Ute “p ** to give him importance in the eyes of )«-age of tbe Shenn.t law In 1800. I 1!"“ *“?• «? *Ji‘rkr.™<1'T° "i" "k“”’ I no farm is profitable when conducted I der der at at tbe the shortsightedness shortsightedness of of their their ;j ., t.i .. > ■ this community. If that were all that ibut on the bosh of a manufacturing buslthe increased prdduction of silver ■ he,iaenn>. he would not be supporting which such an advance would bring fathers in supporting a policy which | nee*. Cheap and abundant money to ■ finally wrought their ruin. h, arid I would not be taking the trouble about, would' soon drive it down again I ' the only remedy for this intolerable । . The kernel for farmers to grasp is to opjtose it. If everything in the world perhaps low^r then bow. . I the fact that prices for their products , state of things.” » be increased ten per cent. In value, wby, This Is a candid admFssiou that ho The $600,000,000 in gokl end gold cer­ depend upon the wages’pa id the wage , we v onld pay ten per cent, in addition tificates would, go out of circulation at thinks that wagesare now toohlgh.-aml When free silver cuts for what we3vould buy and'get ten per once. That would go into permanent earning class. tlMt in some way free silver will girr. those wages down in purchasing power I ■ ct‘nt. more for what we would sell. the farmer* cheai*r labor. The mere hiding since no one would be foolish Wbat, then, is it? It is an increase in enough to pay a debt with a gold dol­ it cuts down the market, and therefore feet vof «n increase in the price of farm [ the price of commodities and allowing lar worth as mudi as two silver dol­ the price for farm products. While a products would not make farming prof­ depreciated currency means /higher [ labpr-te shift for itself. If the price of itable. if. as is claimed by most of the lars, when the Iqw gives the silver dol­ . cum^fgdities be increased and the price lar the same legal tender power. This price* for what the farmer has to buy. ' sixteen to one lenders, wage* would be of labor be left stationary that means a would contract our circulating cur­ it means low wages, and therefore low ( doubled along with doubled prices of prices for what he has to sell. The ; cutting <lown of the ratc,of wages. If, rency by a little more than one-third. everything the farmer buys. Mr.,-Hole* ‘ instead of a dollar which cohsists of Silver then being the standard ofvalue, fate of the farmer and the fate of the clearly expccts that the result of •’cheap ‘ n given quantity of gold equal to 10y the purchasing power of every dollar wage earner are locked up together. and Abundant money” will be thr prac­ ' cents anywhere in the world, with the and of every paper dollar not redeem­ When one is struck the other feels the tical reduction of the price paid for , blow.—Farmers’ Union and Agricul- 1 purchasing power of JOo cents, the la­ able in gold would decline to the value farm labor. This would no doubt 1* Review. borer is to lie paid in dollars worth 50 of the bullion in the silver dollar. This , tural ~ ‘ a very good thing for u :Ti-h man with i cents each, he can only buy half as much would contract the purchasing power ‘ SILVER AND WHEAT. , 3,500 acre* of land. But. wbat. doc* with a day’s wages as he buys how. If -of .the rest nf the currency left In cir- ' ihe poor laborer think of the scheme? Ira of the Bryan School the Value of the ]>opulist scheme, then. dilation by at>ou1 one-half. —— r Are the.American people ready to vote [ Is to be tested, let the laboring men of Wheat has been rising in. price aau] j for a debased currency which will re The first effect of Mr. Bryan’s elec-' this*.country ask -Mr. Bryan and his tinn. therefore, would be to contract silver lv»r >>n» fntHnnr Tt»* uiiv>r Hni. has }wx>n been falling. The silver dol- 1 Hticc the wages of the workers? populist friends u simple, common, ! Next in importance to the confession everyday question: "Where do I come ; that free silver would cut dow n wagrif inV ' THE BOY ORATOR WOBBLES. to the udmiaalon that "a fanner who Mr.-Bryan himself has « glimmering ’ works himself enn nirikc n small farm । idea of where the laborer will come in, • pay.” What kind of farmers does Mr. or, rather, of where he will go out. Boies expect to see prosper? Men who j There is one'paragraph in his speech l-ave bought up big tracts of land which which—whether it was the result of an they hold out of use in the ex pec tn tion J unconscious stumbling into candor or ■ of selling it at a high priev, end in the whether it was a contribution made in meantime nre working it with hired I ‘ the stress of logical discussion I am ut« labor? That i* not the kind of fanner* terly unable to sny—thnt throws a flood . which American* wish to we thrive, ; of light upon the whole purpose, under­ j The man who owns, and works Ids own I lying this populist agitation. -Wageland is the ideal farmer of this country. earuers, Mr. Bryan says, know that The big estate with it* ”gong«**of hired .while'a gofd standard raises the pur- I nu n may do w hile new territories are chnrung power, of the dollar it also l»e;ng opened up. but the welfare of the makes it snore difficult to obtain poan public dcpctidaxin the meh w ho culti­ I session of the* dollar. They know.that vate the soil owning the land they till. j employment,is less p< rnmuent. loss of । If ex-Gov. Boies thinks himself entitled : work more probable and reemployment to an income from hi* laud without, j less certain. e working It himself, he is very much If that mean* anything, ’ it means ' • rpistaken. No farmer should prosper । thnt a cheap dollar would give him i who simply “owns land" and expect* to ! more employment, inorc frequent em- j tnnke a profit out of other men’s labor. ' ploj-ment. more work and a chance to ( That under free silver a few men could get reemployment after hr was diaI pse cheap Jncney to speculate, in land I charged. If-that mean* anything in the •and get rich out of thr toil of the under world to a sone man. it means that if ' laid laborer* to the very h« st reason the Inborer i* willing to have bis wages , wty the masses should vote against it. cut down he will get more work. ' Gov. Loirs admit* that thr, farmer If it were true thnt n reduction in the ! w-howorks can mnke hi* farm pay. But rare of wages would Increase the chance in another part of thr sum-? intrrvirw he of employment. I would not blame Mr. says thr-t farms Itoaght 20 or 25 ' years v Bryan for telling the truth, because, n«ro cannot Im* made to pay Interest on however unpalatable the truth may be. their cost. This is a strong argument I conceive it thr dirty of any man who Unci.r Jones—WilPe, run over and tell those farmers that the crime of 73 against cheap money, for it was the attempts to address bis fellow-citizens | greenback inflation of thr war pcrirxl never to shrink from n’statement of the and nut the big crop is tcsronsible f<r the price of the tn apples. which pnt thr price of land so high Wills—Won’t they turn the dog on me for making a bluff like that? I whole truth, whatever may l>e the con­ L’xti.k Jones— Wby. what's the matter’’ Are you lasing your nerve? That's that thr men who bought- farms have sequences to himself. Bnt. ns a matter । been struggling ever since to pay tnr of fact, wages does a dimlnntion not increase in thethe scope rate of emof easy coni pa red witTi some <»f the stuff you’ve been giving them. them. The heavy .mortgages, with high interest rates, which are crushing ’ ployment. . | iso many farmer*, have their origin fn : There cannot be an abundant product ' the high speculative price of land unless labor is extensively employed. the -purchasing power'of our circulat- ! |ar jR nOw worth, intrinsically, about «li caused by the cheap money craze of the You cannot have high - wages unless ing medium Irum $1.3i.0.mif\<MM> at* at cents. Wheat has advancc<ri3 cents ni Inst generation. Free coinage would n -»-.i ...1.1.1. j—.— it s. _•is -------------- 71 there is an extensive production tn present, to ubotft ~5<KMKX;.IMM). I’.wiy •bushel. which _ advance, estimated] peat the evils brought about by 'hr every department of industry, and that man of intelligence know* the ixii.ic. has put about $7S,300,000 into the pockoverissue*-of^rrehlxicks, rind while not is-Wby 1 claim that wages are the one ruin and comineri-iaJ disaster wh ah ?u nf the holders of t he cereal. j helping t,be present owners of farms sole test of a country’s condition—that would be sune to follow. Mr. Bryan If the government should adopt free . would benefit speculators and make it high wages mean an abundant protec­ Siimaelf know* it;- for nt Ackley, la., silver i— <• e-j- $35,000,000 a year harder for the million* of landless it would put ™and ..... tion. and abundance necessarily mean* he admitted thnt the firsTeffect of tbe Into the pork.U of the 100 |>erwi>» who ' humrira men to get tt olcre of land on pFMperity.. Mr. Bryan, on the other success of the free coinage demand represent thr great silver trust. '' ' tn rnnkr ‘ a" * ] which living. . hand, would have you believe thatpros- would be to bring on ti |>ODie. How The silver trust represents over $600.­Mr. Boies is evidently a sincere mnn perity is advanced by cheapening the long would «ocb a panic luit? Will it 000,000. That is an immense sum of rind is advocating free silver with the' rate of wages, but the fall in the rate of be one year or five years? No man can money, and if the power of weultb is as Idea thaTTt will help men. like himself, wagjj* always comes from a narrow answer. It would last until all bus]- great os It is said to be, the silver mine who own big tract* of land. But as the production, and narrow production 1 ness engagements would become adowners should be able to manipulate only results of that, policy would be the mean* there is little demand for labor justed to the rudieal changes in value­ the market to some degree to their own repudiation of debts, the reduction of in the market When, after the panic No farmer need* to be tdki tlwt in times advantage. Thcirpower is concentre ted, wages and the enrichment of the men of 1R73, the.price of labor fell to 90 of panic he cannot get'good prices for ami back of them would be the im­ who speculate in land but do not work cents a day, it wa* harder to obtain ' what be has to sell. Business panic* mense power of the great silver inter­ themselves, he Is not a safe guide for work than when the rate of labor was ‘ simply ruin the market, and he, being est* of the world. Yet this immense honest citizen*.—Whidden Graham. two dollars, ami the difference between forceci to sell his crop* ns they are power cannot prevent the fall in the the populist, who seeks to cut down the ’ raised, must sell for wbat he can get price of the white metal. Phyaieal Saasloa. rate of wages, and the democrat, whd at the time.. Wheat, however, goes up. Responsive A man has been discovered la Okla­ seeks to protect it, is that the democrat I . . Now Jet us suppose we -have reached to that inexorable law against which do believes that high wages and prosperity I that r _________________________ period wthero buslne** affair* are human will or combination can prevail, homa who wants the government to nre synonymous, and the populist wants 1 becoming adjusted to a debased cur'coin silver dollar*, and “If the other the price advances. . In the fluctuation to cut the rate of wage* in order that he rency. The man who eats whatMhe of the price of the wheat and silver, the nations act frisky, take ’em by the may tcpipt the farmer to make war farmer grows, is the mon who works for intelligent observer, sees the whole phil­ throat, darn ’em. and make ’em take upon his own workingmem wage*. All contract* for wages are now osophy of the operation of the laws of ’em for legal tender.’’—Kansas City on the basis of dollareequal in purchas­ It bps been maintained by the advo- I ing power 1o the present gold dollar. When flhe panic to over, and prices of all cates of t he Bryan school of econqmist* * commodities begin to rise to a level that there- was indissoluble union be­ corresponding tn tbedecline in value of tween the. prices of silver and of wheat. the dollar, what will be the position Like Hans Breitman's party, it may be of the wage-workar? His condition will asked, where is that union now? AND NEURALGIA CURED BY Blood means sound health. With pure, measure the amount of prosperity that In fact, every illustration used by the rich, healthy blood, the stomach and dithe farmer is to get. because it to.hto Bryan 1 to* to point their morals and gestlv* organs will be vigorous, and there purchases that will .make tbe. farmers’ adorn their tales, comes sooner or later will be no dyspepsia. Bbeumatbm and Neuralgia will be unknown. Scrofula and market It is a low absolute and un­ to. be. turned against them.—Albany changeable, that the wages are the last Journal. Salt Rheum will disappear. With pure thing to rise. Hi* employe* will grant him an increase of wage* slowly, and CURRENT COMMENT. only when forced to do »o. There will B YES, why not when you can CF Bryan refuses utterly to diaen— ■ put tbe medicine right on the tween employers and employe*. and the tariff. He ha* good reason to want his connection with that entirely for ­ M SORE SPOT? wage* will go up but akrwjy. Thia Your nerves will b* streng, and your mean* then that the purchasing power gotten.—National Tribune. CF'Wheet got* up and up. What I* Hood’* now; consequently, he will bo forced to the matter with silver? If stiver pulled buy less than atpreeenL Thi* being so, wheat down, should. Dot wheat pull *11there will be lem mariret for wheat, and ver up?—Chtofo Inter Ocean. CTTh* popoeratic Tnanager* will meat* and farm product* generally, un­ less the farmer will sell more to him BUTTONS! AN ELEGANT BITTON FREE with each package of h*v'kbT" <»"«>« Pure VEET CAPORAL CIGARETTES AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A COLLECTION OF BUTTONS WITHOUT cost. HUUhU ■ YOU WILL REALIZE THAT “THEY LIVE WELL WHO LIVE CLEANLY." IF YOU USE SAPOLIO I NO-TO-BACC="CURE@ <>yarl.C«LOCDb«xa«aQM.W)jDEB cures pm* Us power to ttesgor ttodsstre tar tobacco iuu&y tuanwaw »t Sold and guaranteed by W. H. GOODYEAR, Druggist. Hastings lingo, Eil&uioo li Sifluvi Mexican d $jffiJlriternatioual! W3e. Railroad Centre! Standard Time. S tattoos. ' m.| a. in! Chicago., Bast Cooper....’ MrN*nf Jriset M r-i z£ „ Vu( . J. & M. u. fl Gall Lake (Ycritvlltoi.._________ EAGLE Mito............ ' I Piles Cured Blood Pile Cure PASS ROUTE I Mlton----Ooverdaie ibuttz HTAXDARD OAVGE STEEL UAU. Hunxoi...... Goat* Grove... Woodtoad .... THE SHORT s DIRECT LINE Lasting... Dstreti.......^ Grand Rapids. ..-FROM.... Detroit, Toledo, Chicago, St Louis >,« Ml NOBTHDS rtllNTS the Interior ot tbe MKXtCAN KFJ l HLH tothe • . asd offer* more nllraeUoD!* tolllA‘ w. tourist. or traveler than any otbi Traversias a country unrivaled tn Ape srilh with ABGieat Ancient History History-to MM —i the Moatszunuu and tbe Aztecs. Mood’s Pilis Vet little and that slowly. sod the pricae of hi* product* will be eooetly in pro­ • AN ANTONIO TO MEXICO CITY i P rat* eoa*ectlons at Ban Antonia wtili »|l llori from the north sndetut- For informs!too concerning hetieVto \V. G NEIMYER. un. no our* «.<*•«» yard. The crowd* come in c*rlo*d«. ■and there is practically a-coaUnuou* vaudeville in that there to no acting. W.H.H1U.C0.. Ih* Pullman Palace Bullet Sleeper will end his msrket rr**rlcird. boruew Sarsaparilla 1 r SQV1FMSNT VKSUHVA^*!' SbillU........ norm! ide iMltoa.... Mito. a K. DUNLAP, crxothln* but a downpour of r»lu ‘J CITY of MEXICO Rheumatism AR -THRO-PHON-1 - A aSSSffiB *■ Banner Print �Hasting ' Banner MARCHING HOSTS. PISCARQEQ SULTANAS. ' Thursday. Oct. 15. '?96- HEIRS TO A THRONE. SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY. Cl.le.go, Oct. 10.-Tweuty.MT, w R. COOK. Lor*l Editor. dt3; Chic,,fo"•“ ‘•W Th ^ht^ “Xn^lh”h*h —Cancer enn be relieved and prob­ ““ by the most de.truetire Mr. th«t h.. Two young Austrian princes, who, by ably cued by local applications of calci­ faJ° the Pub>« ever wrought Umtruetlott in an Amer- mind of Ute I Solemnly Swear the death of their father. Archduke um carbide, according to Dr Guinard, lew city le.terd.y. In eommemor.- there baa ear Id.? T11" h** “<» h«u i h011’*. <re brought into tbe line »f Paris. Wh*1 * "range Uon ol that day ot dreadful haroe and country It ij Wu —The mercantile tonnage of the: of tomediatesuccea«rion,bearapopulnr Buffering, a magnificent metropolla, K ul-repute which would have been exces­ United Slslcs reached its greatent tu exceeding the old elty In wealth sive even in the Munich or Stuttgart of amount io 1861; we had then 5.539313 beauty and population that comnaria generation ogo. says the Saturday Re­ tons. In the same year ihr British ■Oh. are uaelew, it „ot utterly lm£2. view. Both are reputed to be unable to merchant tonnage was 4,359.696. ble, celebrated the rebuilding mu —The vitascope. Edison’s latest in­ 1« wry thl£“r°P' '* “‘'“PM* bat It read and write correctly any one of the progreM ot what ia now the »econd cite languages in which an Austrian ruler is vention, is an enlarged and perfected In America. ’ J tr^ei?i?.T‘ .. ____________ me durtagmy ■opposed to be proficient ‘ j -kinetoscope. By its aid a number of The annieetuary wa. taken adran- -ttoi Wirt *° «'* '"‘bvonrer7 After the suicide ot Archduke RuRu­ P^roons can view an operatic or theatto the merits of one standard tage of by thp local manager* of the dolph, in 1889, an effort was made to doiph, performance on a screen, behold Adutinisteritig t“e Oath. emulsion of cod-liver oil. presidential campaign to make a about rt h'“ train the mind of the elder of these , x^e *ctora and distinctly hear the per1” tb,lr id~* . vniinrc - NcrvousnCSR—L._..—■ demonstration in advocacy of the con­ about the out.,de world and tell me cousinB, Archduke Francis Ferdinand. I formers. SCOTTS EMULSION has tinuance of the present national finan­ X. a °f, He was sen ton a tour around the wojddr ~I n 1802 there were 9.000,000 sheep own which w Wi<Hlv< knecht, Montague, Mich., cial system, both repwblicana and gold b^t rt *6 h* no' °”'-T ,b« and the pretense was carried to tbe in the Algerian Sahara alone, besides .akes the (blowing statement and af­ democrats joining forces under the dilength of® issuing a record of obaerva- ! 2.000,000 goats aud 260,000 cximela. On tm'"T*'p”ertul ln‘tb' firms it by eath before Jaa. Morrison, | rection of the Business Men’s bound wid throurl TW t C°ar"’' poraible tions which he was snid to have written. | the oases there are 1,500.000 date palms. Notary Pnblicof thesaine place. “For Money association in organizing a All (hat he really derived from the jour- giving dates worth $3,000,000 a year; through my interpreter. most as much the standard in the past ycar 1 W lS afflicted with hcart parade the equal of which has never b«bly latere,ting ney was a malady from-which he is now So eVan the desert ia worth keeping faUare. nervousness, extreme wakcfuV all cases of lung trouble, and [ under control. been seen in this dr probhbly other . - ---------- , any —, ».U CT . piece of information, which, though slowly dying. _.,5 headache and general debility. AmAbiotin n.d.. rT-l___ .... . _ * He is the prince who scandalized i —A new glass has been manufactured every condition of wasting Phrwcians whom I consulted failed to American city. The rear guard ot the । 1 r"lher ataggerrd me at flr«:. was told |>arade reached the dlaperalug point at' f00*1 *D<11 bare .Inee heard Mennn in !’s youth by hailing a peas- , that, while It allows the free passage henetit me. I was advised to use Dr. whether in child or adult as Q®1’ *Unpro* i •! aversion which he met of light, is a <k-cided cheek to heat. In tfhrekr > Ner« ViUIiwr. which I did four o clock, the spectacle having last- 1 ,tconurm«l. quinine is in malarial fevers. Tebcran Is aurrouuded by a high wall while ridiug^nd compelling the mourn- an experiment it wan proven that a ind became .fhorouphly cured by it. cd exa.ctiy six hours. Moat estimate. ' Differ on the money quesio a .bort time. ” Dr. Wheeler's place the number ot men participating *“d * *»<> <he Persian, uy thia rrs to hold the bier while he leaped his. glass plate four-tent Its of an inch alNerve Vitalir.er acted on the nervous in the parade at fully 100,000. I wall early .uggested Itself as n’ moat horse backward nqd forward over the lowed but 4.0 per cent, of radiant heat ivstcni. which is the seat of nearly all Aa a counter demonatraUoa the com- ‘omeulent place for deposing, ot au- epffin. His uncle, the emperor, thrashed to pass through it. Ordinary window come* to a question of health, nf ouf ailments. Treat your nervea bined ailver force, at nlghtgavea torch-1 P,rtll>oaa and Inconvenient him with a stick for thia exploit, al- glass giasa lots 86 ou per per cent, crui. of ox beat um through, luruugu. and voar stomach, liver, kidneys and light parade which was participated iu Tbe dltehrte uauallv dry, and persons. though he was at the time a grown man I . ■ - of. —An important engineering work — ------------ .’ — ji a fall blood troubles will disappear. Dr. and an officer in the army. His brother by 15,000 peraona. from the top to the ground - -is almost the standard. freeing the Venetian lagoon near ChiWheeler - Nerve Vitalizer is the only sure to prove fatal. b ’ Otto is the hero of another exploit, in- oggia from inundation and- the con­ V__ < - ■ t . __M — -« ’« oc. ' rcb‘able, safe and - sure remedy to use. i our oruggst seus_ ococi i r.mitm A FURIOUS STORM. Probably the nhahs of -Persia hate vefiving a public insult of the grossest II sequent malaria has been completed. Two aixca, 50 ctu and $1-00 no trials in all their history which can . kind to his own wife, for which the Aus­ ! A canal ten miles long and costing $1.­ SCOTT & BOWKE, New York. compare in seriousness to the difficul­ trians were delighted to learn thnt he 600,000 haa been built, carrying the wa­ Atlantio City, N. J.. Oct. 12.—The tly which a harem full of jealous and also felt the emperor’s cane. ters, of the Brenta and the BacchigliPowder leavrna In explanation, though not in de ­ one across the lagoon direct to the Adrinortheast storm that Has been travel­ unruly wives will create. Even‘the ing aloug Atlantic coast struck mn«t mercifu! king has at tinlea been, fense, of their vicious worthleasness, it 4 atic. ur a handsomest* MORTGAGE SALE. thia city Sunday morning, and, in con­ compelled Yo resort to severe measures, ia remembered that these young men in-4. —In an exploration of tbe Himalaya Default bavins been made tor more than'sixty nection with an extraordinarily high and tbe city wall at such juncture had . herit not only the worst qualities of the* mountains in the Nanga 1‘arbat re­ BUh paymeni of interest overdue and tide, has done considerable damage. been the regular means of disposing ot • degenerated Hapsburg blood, but are gion, which was made last ‘summer, a .•arelty of ducks , on h mortrare dated April tfM. grandsons of that* criminal lunatic height of 20,000 feet was attained by the f Reuben and Elizabeth Shade, liusband Tw'o of the three piera along the ocean the Indies who caused the trouble. •. io l»au>el Coolbauxh and recorded In H'lu affliction, but like! front b?ve the greatest dam­ Several bcxlbs of beautiful women whom Englishmen still remember—the exploring party. The tents used were » ot tbe H-gtsier.u I»*edij. tor the coun­ try and Mate at Michigan.nn ihe 7ib , . . be permanent.............! tkwt orm font • »._oft_____ _ made of silk. They weighed but i»» it. can ’ km °Kfin* e *° fl,r About 200 ..f feet the iron* onctf wrrr M the ditch by-jK-ns- Neapolitan ‘•Bomba.” bUKtist. A. D.. tfiU. In liter 47 of Mort­ ounces apiece, antj formed warm and I-Of lh> Wilts Witch, pier, “t the foot#of Massachusetts live- nn,M "“'iderinR nbout outside the wall, al page tttt aha tbe said Daniel Coolgame butchers* work. iaritii' died, lulesraie. aud the said mon-, tils tu cure . .... Pi lets. I nur. ih.vc _ «been *'** battered * •■ away. । Hail- rind the pensinits did nofbate much dif­ j comfortable shelters with but mini.riiifc teen .nolzned by Hculamtn CoolIl. Gooiiyt.ai:. : sand travel on the Chi mien <fc Atlantic ficulty in guessing How they came robe Wanton Slaughter by Hunter* in the • mum of weight to carry. Cynthta Green and Martha Sawdy. sole Ig.h-it'* at law ot aakl Dante! Coolbsujh. J ack* on llolo Country. . ’ . tn’s fancy Itehl- ruil‘oad hnB ■•i»P^rt<lrd, owing to there.' —The weight of a ctibic foot of fresh nna Coolbaugh by nn anslg* mem dated The American Field jumps u|mmi the water is 62.39 pounds, and n ton meas­ l»v Wilt’s Lltliv I the hi#h w“ter <«» tfie Meut(ews sul» ’ T>ie average Pershin peasant is u I• Sotli. t.«w». aud recorded iu said Keg nrtlre. •»u the scih day, of Ju»e A. D, Salt water .uy* chan.-tv tie. merging the tracks. The cottage* on shreud and sophisticated person, with ; foreigners who come to the L’nlted ures 35.905 cubic feet. l«y|. in liber :«of mortitaxo'*. on p*»e 438. for < States, seek out those localities where weighs 64.05 pounds to the ,-tibic foot, wulrii default the wld BqsaanaCooltaiigt), by lid ittvkorale ll»t> the Meadow side of the city nte.sur- nn eye continually; out for the 'main ' in Persia.”ns in j, most of the-big game is to l>c found,* and a tbn measures 34.973|cubic feet. virtue ol the rtgiit piren ter by tbe Raid tnort। rounded by water and the occupant* chance. hm«inuch gadr. Ims made am! hereby makes the whole I aud then lay'themselves down to the , The weight of fresh .water equals the p: iheipal sum ut said uiortirage end the inter। *tre compelled to use boats to get toaud nil Moslem tumntriew. a beautiful worntin has a definite commercial value. 1j work ot slaughtering it with rifles. A । weight of salt water mtill'plied by •est aremed thereon now due and payable and ' .Vom from their homes. khlch inertraxe there i« claimed tote due ■ favorite resort of these game butchers 0.9740. In all ship ralrulfttions the on si Ihetale < f this notice tbe sum of three nun' these men lamented j’int the Ling of : etictitv three dollara and seventy nine kings should have allowed so much lt is the Teton Basin. Here are found elk. ■ weight of fresh- water is taken at 62.25, dnid eeiga fur priqclpai. Interest, tax, * and limir' deer iind antelope, wldch are bring . Alliance, O.^ Oct. lu. — Burglars held lalanl time, nod ' and of rail water nt- 64 pounds. h»gh-:>rii-r<l proijerty to be sacrificed. ; Unde. imd an attorney fee of twenty-five dob is the Mandant ! high carnival at Atwater, a town eight They ako grieved that good and deslr- { killed off rapidly. The Teton Hosi^. lark pnivided for in «atd inortzaje. and no suit or | roe<-odlr«s at tew havtuz bean instituted to ■u<h or cobl. it : miles north of this city, Thursday night. Jackson’s Hole, is much lower than the rH.pvrrtbe amount wcured by said mortgue aide wives should, he dend in tbrcltv | Iv that product s ! Every store and shop in the place, to the National Yellowstone paFk. and much when loyal knlijecfs .like them- ; ’ • ’*• GuvV EAH : number of one dozen, was entered. of the big game migrates south to il. The first stret railroad was laid in selves worried nlqng with very second • at ten o’clock in the forenoon the.-e will be sold as n warmer climate is to be .found In New York in 1S32, between the city hall at (tin unrtb tr«»nt door ot tne court liousc in tbe ‘ Midilh-buiv. la, ; - — rot? rMtald:shni**nts. .'-tty of Haalings county of Barer and state oi the valley. It is here‘that the huntefr «*nd Fourteenth at reel. iv Miulite Cougu j Chicago, Oct. 12.—At Gartirld park Thr rrflrrtions^presejitly took.a more j ».ii liigxn, (Mid court bouse tieinc the ulaee tn from abroad congregate, and in spite ’ ii for lay seif and j Mllirb the circuit court for tbe county of Barry l4ichad, the Welshman, clipped 18 sec­ prntical tnrn. as the poasibii’ity * of • of the Wyoming state laws kill game I n> I't'-liB. pt public auction, to ihe htgbeat bid■ •’hkitT i. the quick.>t । .l<-r. the pre tn I w* described in sa'd mortgage, profiting b.v the kii;g'” maintenance wantonly. If tlifse men would kill a * onds off the American fivc-mile bicycle riitMaetory Cough Cure 1 orb > nsueh tlierrof as may be mse-ssary to sat of Amnestic discipline dawned on'then-. record. His time for the distance wris Is k Use amount on ...•.. said mortgage as above­ W. li. Goodyl^.. . couple of. heads of each kind, taking . ’«,■. .. 1.1. due ..... I 9:20. Thr eunuchs who Were intrusted with Mtfortau with tbv i. Interest thereon and tte care of the meat. *and following ‘up charges and expenses allowed by law and ■ihuale a? can be made throwing the unhappy Indies -off thr provided fur iu said mnrtgige. _<ald premises from । Old ■»d f»>*l‘™> Bproker l>~a. wounded gnme. little or no objection bdmg situated ip lbs villaas ot Woodland, m !-n ••uwiHlilv. of AllVK.nl W»ablti<tol>. Oct. Gen. Urorga A. rampart alwny« performed the opera- would'be made. . • A VETERAN’S STORY. tlif* cijuiry of Barry and state of Michigan, and : Sheridan, of Louisiana, once a famous tion at n fixed spot, so that it .eaa an These hunters, some of whom ore i-:a af 4,JV0.0i>0 baskets, ' political speaker, died at the National easy ihutter to watch for the fall of Americana, pass through the national “Several years ago, while in Fort b-ylh'rof Pairun's xddiduu to ihe village of r think how readily the Woodland, thr same being situated on section aoliders* home in Hampton, Vu„ Thurs­p discarded wives. Thr ingenious roun- jiark on their way Jaoine with wagon Snelling, Minn., I caught a severe ned, by constipation? Bud j ! trymen did this, first spreading a thick t timber fifteen, town number four north, rargr day. loads of skins The law >n cold, attended with a terrible cough, ‘number i custukm of and hay Korns. upon the bottom of the seven west, and In Ihe township ot biid health and premature reltflion to transporting game reads that allowed me no rest day or Wood land, county ol B*»ry, and state of Mfcb, . • - i.i’jic Early Rlfirat* the Utn. " • ditch. . thnt ’•poasession within the park of the night. The doctors after exhaust­ DBi hh Htlk i»;.is. overcome dbstinate «>uDated Separator 3hth. Iftc New York, Oct. 12.—The export* of Thr next time a condemned beauty dead bodies or any part thereof of any j KofiAXKA COOl.ltACOH. ‘ tjjpatton. . W.’H. GouDtkak specie from the port of New York last!• was pitched over she landed safely on wild bird o»- animal shall be primn facie ing their remedies, pronounced my Assignee ol Mortgsge. AtnxxtiE KbKABTOS. . case hopeless, say­ .L LW<ip<t»*r. a protninrnl cillzcu of week amounted to $1,000 in gold andI the hay, and.- although somewhat I Atiorucy lor Assignee. evidence that the person or persons ing they could do no »tc. ,< h.. after suffering excruciatingly >873,740 in silver. The Imports were:: shaken up, was* entirely uninjured. having the same ore guilty of violating (row piu*' Mr tsrifty years, was cured in Gold. $2.213,2MX ailver, $374107. more for me. At In the darkness the attendants on the this act.” With thin acj behind hlin MOHTCAQB FORECLOSURE. a *:.ort tihi- bj- u<eing DeWitt's Witch wall were unable to see either the hay i tins time a bottle of Whet ess d.-rault htubeeu made in the ooathe Superintendent could squelch the Haze! an absolute cure for ^11 skin dllions id • certain real estate mortme. bear. A Valuable rreaerlptiuu or the men crouching in thr moat. Sup- wholesale slaughterers of game in the di-e.iM-',. M-ie of ihis preparation is used h r date the rich day of Anril. 18H. executed t»y iire Yellowstone park. „ K„ nvrwn -IHekluxon and Anna Die* In son bls wifc*. Editor MocriMin of Wurtliington. Ind. poving, therefore, that nil well, tbf.v rr|<iuii region ui of the Capt, it. all otlirts combined. ■■( Hast lots, Barry Co.. Micb.. to Adrian -D. ••bun” writes: - You bav • a valuable pre­ returned to the harFtn and reported Anderson, the superintendent, ia urged t W. H. Goodveak Cherry PectortLwas (*<»k. of HarUnss. Mich . and recorded la the St.,1 /.nnri,.r1 rtllf in — . . a , __ that they had carried out their in ­ scription lb Electric Bitter^, and I can to make un effort to enforce the law. [sent to. me by a A l>t'ild on S’lgh, the com­ cheerfully recommend it fot^ Sick Head­ St ructions. • . What would be befte.- yet would be tbe . I.i biter 47 of page 14S. And Whereas it is i naiiou i; ini acc (or governor. He was ache and Constipation, and as a general ‘ Aa sobn as they were gone the crafty friend who urged m pn.virted and reed between the parties, that annexation of the Jackson’s Hole coun­ In « Hn nn—»» » n# 'J-Hverin,' a ?j>*rch up nt the "Soo” a tew system tonic It lias nn i qual.” me to take it, which .t l.fl — Mrs. Ann peasants hiding below picked up tbe try to the Yellowstone park; xeeks a*io, and had talked . a lung time Stetilr. 2825 Cottage Grove Ave.. Clilcago. astonished sultana, who. rupposing she I did, and soon after I was greatly ailment ol either prtneifMi or Jttft upon state and given* ninny renwns wax all run down. coi»i<l nni eal nor diicret must be dead, fancied that they were MOURNING ON MEN’S HATS relieved, and in a short time was day when tbe fame in due and 1 why he thought he should be. ’’cnlled” to food, had a backaclrn which never left her completely cured. I have never had 'il in the < hair now occupied by Gov. and felt tired and weary, but six bottles ot attendants in the prophet’s paradise. vet rvuudnluK unpaid wiib all arShe was soon undeceived*, however, and much of a cough since that time, r-H>rinure I’.rh itB’e.ul '< Hazen S. occupying U. Electric Bitters \riioretl her health and n-a»*»*i ol interest shall at the option ot the At the .close of his speech, thinking it renewed her Mremjib. The custom among men of wearing and I firmly believe Ayer’s Cherry <m tier of said tnorumr- *ft«r the lapse ol said Price 50 cents informed very plainly that if she pre­ ihl-tv dais, become at owe dne and payable. «uahl be a good idea t<t put In a few and Sl.OO.- Get a luittle nt Muderr Drug ferred to go back into the sultan’s mourning upon the but is increasing in 1 41 V. IBM JU. Pectoral saved my life.’’—W. H. _ ___________ _ hands if they would see that it was ar­ its observance rather than decreasing. wfirdsjor thr presidential nominee on hi* Store. _______ ___________ _ Ward, 8 Quimby Av.. Lowell, Maas. r-kef. ..nd hr wound up by asking all ranged. If not she would better under­ Uraiie, however, which tviis formerly more tIran lour months, the mortgagee elects to The tmmirltJ-* *•( /ih«•»:•» ~| wlilr ’ i friend* ot st!mt to vote for Wm. J. Mestand thnt a radical improvement in exclusively used for thia purpose, has i-oii'Mer, and iters hereby consider tbe whole •r»u;T!y era ilea led-Kln’ey. Hr didn't-notice his mistake un- •rrufulo-is erupliw* MXJ aruiHint set remaining unnatd upon said mort-. her disposition wn« imperative. now been almost entirely supplanted cwke and note to be cue and pay able, and that t.l tb- c.iairinjin pulled his coat tail and Under these aircunwtances the .poor by bombazine. Years ago it was custhe whole amount ot .both principal and interThe Irtekl I’annct-a ’। him hr haii evidently puffed the Indy had nothing else-to do but ifecept rsl claimed U» ler due on said mortgage and note tommy to sew on a row of tiny black James 1. FrancK Aklrriuan. (jlilrsm. wrung iniii. But thr crowd was “onto’’ it a’ Un* date is live hundred and forty eight dollars the situation'with thr best grace she beads." set at n litHe’distance opart, ami sixty one cenia iWKBl) and no itroceedlnos bythi* tin- mid they made such a racket a. ai/hfral Panscru 1 f.VCotiglu-. CuKU knew how. mend her temper, and hope Highest Awards st World’s Fair. _ at law or in rquhy luring beeni InMlMM th along tbe ream of the band where it by tlir;t laugh that Sliglt nor anybody else cry tu recover thp am<nm’ »o due. or any.part thereof, iml I.U..K CumplalnU. h.vli.K nm,I It In | that .he would .don be raid to a haa- _was joined at the side, but this is now uuilre i« therefore lirrebv ulven, that by rhuan r.ih-ar n word that was said.—Port- at.» L-.-w —--r—. AYER’S PULS cm Isditettisa and Meafiacbs - the lad Ihe yrore. -irsrjl> (o the . hand who would give her the luxuries very rarely done? There is now put on my • family for prescriptions or I which she had been Accustomed to as around the hat over the lower edge of •*• er&ditt iiforrswti, and in i nrsuunee otthe Yomnr muHiVre dread the Summer mon- exclusion of pliysiclaiis 1 i the sultan’s wife. the band, where It meets the brim, a i!j. in ;i Iran',(>t Hi,, -treat mortality a- otlrer preparations." Rev* John Buricns, IJuncun, Keokuk. K«*«iknk. Iowa. lows, । Since women never expose their faces narrow silk ribbon to make a finish. >o'rt 41 j<ubi;c anerlnn !»> lb- hmlmi t*htrt» r on ttiumt chihtrvti < .iiised by bowel troubles. 1 havr.brru it lltliihlrr ot thr in Tershi. except to their husbands, it I For loss of wife the band of niourniVtHit •, may be-assured those who writs*: •’» ------ ,— - MdhtMlht Ephcopnl church for 53 ) care nr. was not difficult tu keep the identity 1 ’.Mg worn upon n silk hat is carried to a . ..;.i 11,.Wilfs Colic and Cholera I’.atulliMve "ever foun.l attyili'"<**’ of (h(,.c ^,^<1 belles n profound se- | within nn eighth of nfi inch of the top; ifune ihe n>ac<. wh-re the clreutt court for the ■ ir-. mri ■ .uimlnhier'It promptly. For ntorv. •><>•■ ............................. — .MHu tj «•! Barry l« held? for tt»^ ptirpawM iwnvliriai. or thnt gave in- such sj ;i cret. _* »•» ______ al.« During the MaSnraa reign nt of th*, the fnt.hor father nf of 1;I for the loss of a parent the band is car­ m:.::.-1.. i,Uc. dgyrntery mid diar- relief as Dr. King’s Sew Discovery.”’’ i"i i' c'h- a u.ftinl dw on saltt mongugn and »*•••• i. i’ j r i- Instant relief. the late shah, it is said thnt so many ried «o within nn inch of the top; for Trial lliiw Idenl Uotik'li Kenietly nnw. I wives enme over the wall that two peas- relatives other than wife or parent, the W. 11. GoOIfYKAIl Bottles free at Modem Drug Store. i ants rose from abject - poverty to af­ band is worn three-quarters the height The two imrti crirical tlm>^ in « w" fluence, and yvefe able to buy titles of of the hat. •; t ..tlvr ill the world (or cuts, mtn'a lite are Ihe lime, which m’He 'le (fuiiiieiiy vlllam acw.d,r ’.i nobility liesides stocking thrir own Thr mourning band for u silk hot is iiniiy-s, -..in-,; ulcers,. ,ait rheum, fever Kiria weim.h .nd 111- w.mun » moth-r. /. ; harems with the choicest flowers in the specially fitted to it and made for it; irUd. chapped J>au<1», chilblairis, At these time*. Ur. I’-erc,’. Varnrlu- 1 reAin-mn ii. Coox. Mortawe. it I.land, over yvhom They hn»i an influence for rtraw hnls and for soft hats an I 7 ^rnt.amhtnHkin Irruptions, and poaL- jerlptlon l» "I tniialeulable value. i._ which rafira.r other husbands busbunds envied and wonwon­ English cloth band Is provided, which cure piles or no pay required. It .tendheii. ami InvWuMle. Um »«•"’ >lw; ND TICK FOR It KAKI NG OF CLAIMS tan be slipped down over thfe crown of dered nt.—N. Y. World. /luraintfd to give perfect satisfaction trlctly remlnlnc. promote" dts-H of Mlriilssn, Couuly ot Run -*s. . the hat. Ihetunetlum. allay< Irritation awl nd««w ’ N-ore Is lirreb) given, that by an order of ths « Money refunded. Price 25 cents per Probate C<>nrt for. tbe County of Hatty, tusde box. For Hale by \y. h. Goodyear, tne matioil. cti--ck, unnatural. *ibaiulli« Ar the result of his prolonged study The ••Femlntet” CongreM. • n Um Tth day uf Oct.. A. D. 18X. Bix <lru<Kinf. । . drain., and pula the whole d- Irate or«jn- of those striking phenomena, the thun­ month* from lb»l d*lr were alfowed for rredL At the international “feminist” con­ l.m Into |«wtnct eomllilon. *"‘^_ t*-r> 1» present their eialma agmusi the estate derstorms of Madras, Prof. Smith in­ gress which was held In Paris last ot Trumea Gallio late uf said Coun­ lll.ot woin.hklnd are traceable to .nme uurewked. aud that all - creditors of iH^nuin-il in a bottle of Hood's Harwparilla torraotwh.t I. known ■• • female erm forms the Scottish Meteorological so­ month Mme. Marin 1’ogon was proposed Reuortnf Che condition of th* Hxotlnm City ty. said (iHcr-ase.! are required ■ <p pro­ g« m ku) <»th®r simitar preparation. It costs ciety thnt the first remarkable fact ob­ as president, whereupon Mme. Leonie Bank st H*Ntfnt«. Mlcbixau, ut Uie cli»e of west tbMr datrna to sal<b Pmbsts Twtor and manufacturer more. It plaint. " There are not three businesx. Oet. ctii i*!ic. «wt» ttie j ii.ifr-r more and II I* worth more to hundred ot woman’. P«ull«r <il«"*«* served b< him was that/>f certain sea­ Rouzade rose and said that there were MKSOU1K.-KR. SH«.7» «l Shf?nia,n-p’. ** kas a record unknown to any that Dr. Pierce's Favorite I rescription sons of the vear when sheet lightning some lady doctors present who should Ixmui* snd discount*........... ........ J^PwwrrMtlon. >t i» ths best to buy be. 14A73 7S appeared almost every night, always in have precedence over the mistreaaofa Stock-, bonds, mqi tKHgre etc.. . . .'<37 OJ “uie it is uie One True Blood Purifier. ■ will not cure. . OvenlrAftM iha 7th day of January and on . 13AOO 00 Thurwtav, a west or southwesterly direction, and lodging-houseThnt made trouble, Hairkl*iK bouse............................... Wedaeaday. the 7th day ot April naxt.at ten To retain an .ouud.nl head ot i>«l' "<'» Furniture and fixture* o’eteek In tbe forenoon of each of those days iu)d Mme. Rouzade was so sore lieset Otter Invariable near the horizon. It may real ertA’e.................. ... nitural color to ■ x"™1 01,1 " 1 , Dated Oct. Tib.. A. f). !•* .,.**rod * t'dl. are ibe bed tninbidcaUiartle and hyKlerw of the sraln mw« be observed. Im*, therefore, he remarks, that these that she arose again, and exclaimed: Due from bank* tn re*erv<* citu?« CiAS W. AhMBTBr.xo. Jidr.e of Probate. t.cta st ‘■'ermedicine. Gentle, reliable, sure. discharges occur In the region where “Do not insult me; my husband is Checks and ca»h Item* .tl 33 Nickles and rente Apply Hall’s Hair Heoewer. Mlcliiraii Stale |And (MBae. r.jiooon the moist and dustless sea winds meet here, and hr 1r o member of n municipal Gold earn 8t*te of ohlo. I Lanxina. H^ptemheril. use. City of Toledo.-; as tbe drv and dnsty land wind-one be­ council.” This appeal to the tyrant U il and Natlousi Batik Notes . NoUce I* hereby Riven mat the folio*itsa d LucaA County. / Ing. perbnp.. pMltl'clr e1«-trH>«l and man utteUy scandalized the .dflrfates, ,.uir?uk J ' lienr>' 'nskes oath that be h the tn Total •enlor pHrti’t iol the firm ot F. G. Otaeory A and nn uproar ensued, which is said to tha Other negntlvely In tbrae light to., doinx busbies* In Hie city ot Toledo, county have had a d‘*astroua effect upon the stMU- iibirmid. and ttmt said firm will pay nlng tli.plo.va "» -unny JWJT., at 10o’clock. 1. M, untaM previuudy reCapital s’ack paid in'..r !;*’JJ!'* <J"« hundred dollars for each case of minute hare 1"™ counted-*!*a rate nerves of the audience. ' Ueetaeu accoonug to Uw Furphi* fund ............... ... . For Infants and Children. tuu^v, t,1Ht r mnot be cared bv the use of Undivided iirufif* Irt* «utrr«i’ being kept up tor on hour or on hour Mummifying the Dead. ' . ?.u,n u CureFMAKk J. Uh EXF.Y. pente*. Interuxt Stod taxes paid. Nn. of iiwcrlpand a half. Another notable peculiarMwi0!?.bpf?r'l,oc an<1 ’ubwritMxl In my presGunin •rrla ’ '*eno H*aiihl lion f.Vrtincut • A method of mummifying the dead by ftv^rled of thi. region .. .hot th. this Sth day of December. A. D. two. rial C r l«.«M of I * «* At H S1B1U absorption of humidity and gases after Comma 'SEaI i A. W. Gleason. Notary Public. sUsuon inNo 1 tev ta x» deposit’•••• ••• •• heorle.t rain, ore .’J the body iR placed in the coffin has been Due 'u i*ii»k« *'iu • inker devised by an Italian named VcrceRoni. Note* a id bills rodl^ua-.i •<SkV* ** uken internally aud thunder, while TOFF? Of tt i rr" v the blo,,d antt U'UCOUS nurtures nrc not nccompapied by rain, The bad v seems to be preserved ns if in T< tai ...... .. .1 r^til”."!: ?A'".rt ror “’’tUnonials. free. • F, life, exrer*lnglbnt tbe color is the yel­ Btxtc <•/ Mirtihiai dclphia Lrcord. i «,n Toledo. Ohio. stalk - . Son by DromtiMa, 73c. lowish copper tint pectritor to KgypU easily Explained. dgastua -1 preeume you rarry a tnetnenlo ot tian mummies. Fn^lbh Spavin Liniment remotes all belief. I •rtTTwo^snrt In thnt locket of yours Mull -Hl*ed w-d Drltc Ir!o. turd, butt <>r CallouMtf Lumps and Bletn* Xi", a ” • ”•*ol mj-huDetroit** relebraiszl park. Belle I’l.r. wars Irmn burses, Blood Spavin-. Curbs. tiEi'.o Wii’-. swMovy, Ring-Bone. Stiflra, stEsr.are was furchnsctl b.V ’he city in1S7D„for b*.^Xhn.1.-ndl..<il1.H-’’ $500 000. Since Ilfc-D over ? 1.000.600 baa ' ^H Swfiileii Threats.C’ouglw. e'.C. .‘M'e SV' 'v. nne biRtle. Warranted fYeo air: b"‘ hi* b“lr ” 111 been spent :n beautifying ihe spot. i^.u^.,1 Aondeifui Con- *-»er narltord Times. K*r'Dn* Standard “Saved My Life” AYER’S AYER’S Cherry Pectoral Is CASTORIA �pose to hold a Ipw ailver republican* in tbe democratic party; then there Is the popuitrt party, maintained we believe for no other purpose than to bold the popu­ lists in the democratic column; then there is the democratic party. All of these organiaattoas have their chairmen, but at the county convention they all fused un­ der the leadership of John Dennis, who ‘•delivered the democratic party to the sllveritea.” Can anyone beso terribly Tuesday evening. Oet. 29. the program blind as to vote thia fusion ticket and not of the langue will be under tbe direction know that he is playing into tbe hands of of the superintendent of the Mercy and the democratic party? Help deimrtmeiiL Mbs Wild* Bl Ivin. An Opportunity IW Powde? Grand Rapids Absolutely pure Hastings Banner Thursday, Oct. 15, 1896. COOK. BROS-, Proprietors .The devotional meeting of the Epworth Ijtagui* Sunday evening will be led by Miss Urpha Martin. PERSONAL MENTION. J. It Mason is home from Kalamazoo. Please note alteration in time of even­ ing .service. Thursday, 7 o’clock! Y. P. 8. C. E. at fi and divine service at 7 o'clock. • Usual service next Sunday morning and evening at Presbyterian church. Mrs. Clel. Marpte spent Wednesday at Charlotte. Mixa Letta Gam h spending tbe week in drand Rapids. * Kev. Louis Snyder will preach at Reed's Sam’l. Carson, of Galesburg, was in the hall next Sunday at 10 a: ni. All are cor­ dially invited. city this week. . Don’t forget the Y. P. S. C. E. fish pond Mrs. John Evans, of Bellevue, Is visit­ social at the Presbyterian parsonage to­ ing in the city. morrow (Friday) evening. All are cor­ A. R. and John McOinber rode to Ionin dially Invited. Ten cents. Sunday on their, wheels. Mrs. J. M. Babcock left for Tecumseh this week to visit relatives. • Mr. aud Mrs. Johnson, ot Caledonia spent Sunday at A. D. Cook’s. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Reynolds returned from their eastern trip Saturday night. ' Hezekiah Butterworth said of tbe battle­ field uf .Waterloo, **lt did not seem that the place could have been the scene ‘of such a contest, so great was its beauty and so quiet its midsummer lovHaess.” “The Battlefield of Waterloo.” Is the subjrct of the aCnnon at the’ Methodist church next .Sunday evening. The morning ser­ vice and the.Suriday school as usual. Mre. W. R. Cook vlalted Mrs. F. A. Curtis at Detroit Friday and Saturday. DIED. Mrs. D. R. McElwain Is attending a district W. C. T. U. convention at^fionier. The people* of this comniuiiity were shocked Friday morning to learn of th? de»th of Mr.i. Fred Spangeinacher. at St*. Mark’s hospital in Grand Rapids. whence sju* had gone on Wednesday. She had b-en in poor health for Some time past, and it was found that ar\ operation inns' be resorted to. Her condition was much worse than bad been supposed, and she was unable tu rally from tbe effects, dying early Tuesday evening. . Ella Brink was b>r;i in Wayne, near Detroit, Mayh 7. 1851. being 4*2 years old nt the time of her death. When about three weeks old her parents tuoVed to' Middleville, in which vicinity she lias al­ ways resided .with the exception uf the years they have lived in Hastings. Be­ tide her husband she leaves’ a mother, and one brother. Mrs. Spai>g<michcr was a woman uni­ versally esteemed by all her acquaintances, h.it it was to those who knew her pe.sonnily-In her home life that she was espec­ ially admired and endeared. All the best energies of her life were devoted to the imprests of her home, which was a model of the housekeeper* art. Hers was a;• frank, genial and sincere nature, and she wlllba greatly missed in ner circle of ac­ quaintance*. The profound respect in which slu- was held was attested by the large attendance at her funeral, which was held Sunday af­ ternoon from the family residence1, con­ ducted bf Kev..Thus. Cox. and the univer­ sal expressions of regret, at her «ad and untimely demise. Very beautiful floral tributes from friends and relatives were heaped upon and about the casket. Her busbind and mother have tbe sincere sym­ pathy of tbe entire community in their atrt ction. The interment was made in the new part of Rivers lilt- cemetery, being the first burial to occur there. Many were present from Middleville and vicinity and Marlin. K. T. F. Dodds returned tb"*Loulsvlllc, Ohio, Tuesday. Mrs. Dodds Will return later. ... . Mrs. Clement Smith arrived lionie from Battle Creek to-day, and will remain over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Messer have been visiting friends In Marshall and Battle Creek.the past week. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Ross, of Allan, Hillsdale county, are visiting their daugh­ ter Mrs. Will Fuller. Dr. Franz E. Willison left for Ann Ar­ bor Monday. Mr«. Will Non will speud the winter with her parents In Hastings. JIrs. Hannah M. Barlow and neice Char­ lotte went lo Cleveland, .Ohio, this week, where they will visit the formers sister. Miss Ruth Carman, of Marine City, who is attendingpchool at Kalamazoo, was a guest of MJss Grace Messer over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll, who have been visiting in the city the part week, re­ turned to their’home at .Liuesvitle, Wis., Tuesday. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Williams and sister Mrs. Backus returned from a four mouths stay at their summer home in Pe­ toskey. Tuesday night. Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Latnpman.nnd Miss Wilda Blivhi were at MuskegonTast week to attend the Epworth League convention. The latter was xhoson 2nd vice president of the association. : EL Spangenucher. and Mr. and Eckart, ot Racine, _W4b., Henry Idema. Fred’k. Idema and family, ant) Dewitt Brink, of Grand Rapids, were among those from away In attendance at the funeral of Mrs. Fred Spangemacher, Supday. WL. wm fMfrFAWBf A W^WMLT^W | "I nm rich.” he Hhouted. Then hr | jH-occer’ed to take itiecimen* of the orc । from a dor.cn phees on the bowlder. ; staked out his claim, hurried into RoX>-huid. arrh Ing Iqte in the afternoon.aral recorded the claim. The next dny he had 1i»m specimens assayed by different expert®, who found that the ore run in right. dellam to the ton. When told of his great fortune. A Gift to Our Patrons lron” ... ..., ... ,»J tunerrvr rre duiB itnu r*.* ”77*a»<< aland Drua Hood*. Ill DRY GOODS MILLINERY .nd ,,r ■"* ’ihM, kalaar to a >haiut tn Mclf/M msTMtir ff tHg lev, ia th. Knwon .. . /IQr /t" tMHMf :«r Mrvi. dl.i |V ; Vtr.r Hailio.,, aivnnu. tAiny Oat u MA u»J«l ■ ’*■ t mridalrur I hr Ivan. .... . “Too much rain this sum­ £{ (fi Barry _ County, and at prices that cannot be bcateh in any ■ «» mer, causing most of the ever shown in ]-----... ___ _ l«~lrtsle linw Wa* hr-Micht L" acBOMmct unit ^iurabiiuu 1'.., •'<'*• oats to be dark colored and of the cities. It will surpise you to look at this line. We bought the The thi U Panelled <r»,/ " 1* unfit for Rolled Oats, there­ goods to sell, apd if low prites will do it they will move fast. the batt yrdilrifi'huh. ty. by causing the price to ad­ woodipark u alt rtilltl <hj /,•., / .. ■ :‘:'Z vance. Julius Russell. This Week Starts the Rolled Oats Selling............ tvtwn otit of the tray ,, ,,, ■ 1 all ddr». anti fully, pi'if. , 7* dwtt awl■ injury. Jh mu-. (tl„i, J” oiir dbfplny triuiloii- '‘fi. j,. . 7 PRBK UP CHAJiSE. Nov. jo,* Dress Goods Department A store is no better than the worst bargain it gives, but such-Oat Values is notlo be had. \ J T-bt Drtm> Uwrtlft diihiy- .,r tMilil >7, If the p <. <* forirhirh m\plu ■ ha.1 arrirtvl hf> when du- .th 10 pounds for 25 cents. ■T ‘ ■ .. . ■ We are still handling Creamery Butter. . t •fiat falh STMS, CRAWFORD & CO., . Bargain Grocers. THAT RACKET POLITICAL ISSUES YES WE HAVE More millinery than we know what to do with and are mak­ ing prices to ciose It,out. It must' go. .No one will iiirfch both price nod qual­ ity. I’ll in Smith at the Racket. CaRP-lTS Writ, call and look at our samples and see how cheap anti nine we can get you up a carpet. ,T!ie-house we represent Is the largest house* <rf the kind in tbe U. S. They use the patent rleotrlc sewing machine for making. They are acknowledged by trade as the best device for sewing, as tin* seams are sji^well stretched they will not pucker. Pino Smith at the Racket. . . JUST'A WORD About underwear for ladles end children. We have too much and arc going to .make the price sell it. You know five and ten cents on each article makes 2b to 25 per ornt to ynu. and w<* will save you that. Phlu 8«iltli at the Racket. That Wagons, Carriages, Robes and Blankets shown by us at the county fair sold at wonderful MOVED Until U ha* got hex’i tp-nallunal bank. >ud now wc are prepared to sell goods cheaper than ever. Phin Smith’s cl Aliing store. ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN Pairs of boys and mens shwa left, and sumronp must buy them. We#do not expect to get cost. Phin Smith next to . National Bank. ~'rhis sale will prove a mint <o those .wish­ ing to purchase a standard a rtcle at less ' than .what you would pay lor an inferior article. GOODYEAR BROS , The wmal hr Miif yard ■ tie* trit* I Fawn fy-ini h Hhnnin-ttfi/ h- • El-..’Hrutht i Mii-tiir< t.. tr-a-th . nt. th' yard The yramlnd h^fh t.-l'I’n iHjrrtf, Moliffiin. Plaid*. fCftfaMitf-it fiilt Hriif. > . Fabrics WfH’th iu thi /•-/■ at the yard .1 yrttml riiei’nihh >f > i h tit' the yord Jtyim »af Fan‘-y lit/ »■' < I anir^l by t.tpn ** y /,. • b'Hiyht *.<>. *r.it at $1.' ■ Stjlj. nt iffi yard • 'nn-ftjt!-. huitiny*. llhii-fH'd d il'.,jVoPt'/fy lluuflh-.. l-noy Rnuyli E.fft*. Moh'.l Jlro.i - t h ('hi.riots.' Fuir-y T> ■ ■ d*. Th were pun-Jitfi d with ti •' .'imi .£/>>> Sttiffs in । 'violin worth !'■ 5. th ywl sr.ud 7 HttMtbutl • hrlum th mi down : frrt & j, hi It »rn *'/f $9.98 HARDWARE. Silks. .f/ia/’yun Grand ’Hapius, iritl •* '* thin tFrek 'fill " iiiij"./h.'ti"i! hhiylti' A- ■' rua merrily aioli;/ f thr frart. icrn t.rfH’-t'.'1 Ji/.Jo a jwt/v/ thtlyuarhi ■rUliiitailfM ta . ■UntlarinyH of Nofrlty ■* '' • MEN AND BOYS Suita.' Never were .they sold »o cheap, and will not be again (unless we buy another bankrupt Mock) as they will be for tbe next «M> days. Phin Smith at the clothing store. rZf-j- apjilitnblt- to th: i-9-' Chunycabh Surah* Per yard 2l4u‘ h all ailk Batin Dr UNDERWEAR We Have a lot to close out at prices no one will make nn the same quality of goods. At Phin SmlUi'a clothing store. 59c 85c " 17 ii'u-h tilMtfk bhnJi Taff MITTENS AND GLOVES From the mule akin to lbe best grades. They must be sold. I have oo use for them. At Phin Smith's clothing store. NUTlt’K FUK HKAK1NG CLAiMM.' thi. gttjvi French Pattern Robes' OVERCOATS Well, we have about one i lion sand dollars worth of overcuais ami want ont mutiny out at them. They were humrbt for t-pot cash ami are dirt cheap. At the price we shall maku on them they must go. Phln .Smith at the. clothing Mine. - PANTS For men and boys ealy. Re­ member we are thr only ones that keeps a full line of tbe Famous pants, war­ ranted not te rip. They are the brM. For Mie only by Phin Smith at ib« clothing store. « t r»’r wituos- H3c famous. RUBBERS Well, we have a new stork to offer vou. No punched or old goods but all new firei grade goods, and thr price is right. Phlu Smith at tbe FxnpuH. . . the ytnr iu t.it, i>, Thaff why tre hyr. , lifty */«•*-. anil «nh ■a ulf dtftinfily an> >' ,■. !>^ar 'Art, Uuit> thi* Alt- We are 'aware that political talk is about the only kind ol talk indulged in just at present, but we propose to make such a commotion, beginning now, that will cause you to think of something else than polb tics. The immense line of A TIDAL WAVE Of bargains is what we are offering nn ladies and childrens shore, Th»*y were* not manufactured F for the money we are offering them at The finandal policy of the Bryan free * -and cannot In*. Phlu Smith a’ thr •silver ticket has never been'announced, in < Racket. so-far as providing n way to meet the ex­ ITS A SHORT CUT From courtship to penses ot the government On March 1. housekeeping. Ami for furnishing your tin ware and notions, we are strictly In 1833, th? interest faring debt of the United States was 3585.017,100, ana on - It, and will save any couple money. We can fnmlali you *jbeaprr 4hau any other July L ISM. RVa’ $837,385,700, an Inman Iii the cky and will do It. Pu’.n ereaso of 8202.840,790. This increase Smith at the Racket. [ shows the amount of money the -govern* THE WEATHER May be uet. We meht was compelled to borrow cirtyrty to have rubbers that will not leak, um­ brellas lor sun and mln. and that means make up the,loss uf revenue, due to “tar­ the liest, and ihe prices are tlgjn. Rhln iff reform.’.' What do Mr. Brynn and bls Smith at the Racket. party propose to do about this in case they ever cel in a position to do tiny thing? AX-a speech In Clinton. Iowa, W. Il Harvey, of Chicago, author of Coin’s p-_ nancial Schopl, referred to Generals Al'ger. Sickles and Howard ns "aid. tprccki uf the rebellion who hiroc lout all their Junior and patriotism and an- tootn'nf poHtictil nhylockx.'1 A mote daslardlySUDDENLY BECAME RICH. uncalled-for Insult, was never uttered ' Canadian Miner Found a .'Jouatroui Lamp •gainst tbe gallant defenders of their country. And it was uttered simply be­ A prospecting miner returning, wear* cause these veterans, who were fighting ried and disgusted, from an unsuccessful tbe battles of their country while Coin H-asbn, atuuibicd uqros's n 'Inalderso Harvey was Industriously tugging away nt rich in gold that in un instant be is u the nursing bottle, disagreed with some of millionaire, snys the New Yui-fc Jour­ his ioulbful visionary vchemes about . nal. It mids like a fairy tide, hut It happens to be trite. . finance. A storm of hisses and cries of There is satisfactory evidence .at the •*shatne” came from those present Old truth of Martin Neilly’s wonderful find. gray haired veterans, bent with *age, It was on Monday. April 27, that Neilly sprung.from their Beats in a rage and was returning to Holland, B. Ci, after Marred for tbe speaker. Had not cooler an unsuccessful prospecting trip in the headfi prevailed Coin Harvey wouldn’t Salmon river district. He had reached have complied another volume of statisti­ the Columbia river nt u point six mi vs cal misinformation for some time to come. north of Trail Landing, B. C.. at; about noon, and, selecting a site on the bank By the time order was restored the larger of the stream, at tbe foot of Ixtokouv part of the audience had left tbe room, j mountain, «at down to ent his dinner. Tbe special car carry ing the Union Gen I As be munched his humble food he erals, whom tbe author ot “Coin* Finan- ! noticed a .huge bowlder, half buried in cfal School" insulted may stop at HMliugK '**' the ennd, ’ *in a ’dry portion of ' the river on tin* forenoon of OcL 21st, a short time. lied, not- far from where hr ant. When he haul finished his meal he Their langest atop iu tills county will be a’, iflddlevllle where they will .stop prob­ ■walked over to the bowlder, examining ft in n casual manner, end then, ns his ably half an hour. i experienced eye delected signs of the I precious metal for which he bad vainly sought for months, he attacked the Hlsrhs^f Hrnwsr. WArlX’< RmIr gray maM with hi. plek.-worWB^ ni&nest Honors—WorM 5 fAIFi With feverish energy. He almos". DR, . i awooned when a fragment of rock came ; away, rhbwing distinctly the traces of W Bnd copper. W»BB ■■ You will find more and better things tn Dry Good, and mtllnrery this | fall than ever before, and we are far in advance of our compet.tor. wtth these goods. We are confident that we can .how the finest line of You know the story , ' Cor. Monroe & Ottawa Sts A Great Capacity with nothing in it ; just the opposite of the prices, -------offered in our stock - • r----- »>• vm* owvn ol underwear. 1 here . . gte„ de.l in them io, buyor.. The greet fee­ lure of this sale is the quality of the goods. We re not giving cheap values in order to quote low figures. Our policy is to give sharpers a chance to do something handsome for thenfselres. We can't compel one to buy; we can only oiler terms that wise people won’t refurf, lilie these-. Fine Fleece 7 QC Piryurd \ _ Pt-rv -a u Stripeil Hro -ad^. £1 Q Q worth SWthfuryard Printed oIf^t* f»r fraud. ,r qc thr my ltHejtt,jwr yar.d ll’.ibt.. I' •v"/" t»tt» Wale*. Black Goods 15c 29c FiytUcd JJrilli'iidin- * Per yard*. 4&4wk all-ipnol Jas^uai fl :i'>Valor jarr pant aU-wotA Beryt .»> r 1 nt iu-. wh lUanl nlothi v * JV.4."<r and "•’><>1 ottieK. i:>- Mine, pci ynrcl UAocA Bilk ftaith Ueurrth . 42c 50c 59c . ...... � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-10-29.pdf 25432478dc737c75357e364a7532f20d PDF Text Text uastin'1' Banner. Oct-l856’ Jaxan Prix* best. Baking”- Powder leavens , Local anti-saloon leagues a-e being orgfi^zed to Branch and Calh«,un counties. WOMEN VOTE TO BE VOTED FOR. MICHIGAN'STATE NEWS. Cancer 0! the Breast. . ——y-.. । • Fur the first time in the hhtory of this ! Tlckots as Made Up for Nov.en> *"’TOD *“ • ber 8 lt> tho Vurtjua StMes. Send a 2 cent stamp for a handsomest S'lVL’L'’1’1’'.?1?’’1? The biennial report of the board of . ! L V?” u“lr rtK,l“ ’« prerid.nl 1. I , of J axon Soap plcxurcs. control and wardc® of the stat* prison o«.nri he method K unlqne »nd wtl; ' --- -------1------The Iosco county supervisors have made mull In showta, on Xov. i:h jMt wh.t ~ it Jneksoc for the tare years ended June sweeping reductions in the salaries of the ete« the wom.nt vol. win have on na I 3u, 1S9C, k> completed, and kb ya: county officers. *oor biotas, te-gtatatares in Thirty tibnal affair*. The total earnings July t. ISM. to June *0, *»d I resident!^ issc, were as follows: * On contracts. J’XlA msDufscturer who has business reEczema is a frightful affliction, but like 7».M: on stale account, g5.lM.44;. total the Eutln talon. Mr. A. H. Cransby, of 15S Ker* St, all other skin diseases Bean bepvnnaD«>nt- latlons with moat of the prouuuent new*na.M7.tt. ly cured by applications of De Witt’s Witch paper, In th. Vulletl stale., proposes the Th*, population of the prison for the two -----------® — -j — « ««*>-«• The following ars the officers to u® be years is as fellow*: Number of inmates, Hazel Salve. It never falls to cure Piles. plan ■* follows; All women over IS are entitled to oar ,o“*1 for thc ’»■<><*'• “totes in the July J. dm. 8W; since received. 4M; re­ . *W. H. Goodvkar. I vnte. The vole, bj slates will he shown • ""‘k’11 ““ SovwnberlS. * turned from asylum for Insane. •; re­ veloped into a cancer, at the worst.type, on November 3. ILrt?!‘ ' James Verhulst. of Holland, accident­ In lite papers every week until Nov 4fli I union . Alabama-Elevtn frcaldentlxl elector*. turned from pafclc, 1. Total, 14®. Num­ and notwithstanding the treatment ft ally bliot himself while hunting Tuesday. *°""e*7tKe'S.!‘’ T4,"0” ^“I’^kZX^SS’pr-dmttia.I^omri. ber diac barged at expiration of sentence. the best physicians, it continpad w 3tt; transferred to Ionia, 51; transferred spread and grow 'rapidly, eating two . His right arm had to' be amputated, and Xn ndq W u .tDd ’et Up°9 U“4r <™xrre«nen. legtatalure. ■“‘f'r’:u T. ' to Marquette. 15; scut to a*ylUra for tnE4 । there is some doubt about his tveovety. own judgment. Write the Damn of can-! California-Nine presidential electors, saTCj-ja; tu Detroit house of correction. 2 I holes in her breast. The -loctonr /5a soon prvsonncad didate upon a puetal card ’and .write your seven congreaamut-.. lieutenant governor, (female*); discharged for new trial. E; re­ t: invalid In the Spring a young man’s fancy light own name and address dearly, also city1 %*<taiaturc. her incurable. A a ■ cap* d. 1; pardoned. S; died. 12; released I gflgglL celebrated New York ly turns to thoughts of — De Witt’s Little •i : > be beyond the Early Kisers, for they always cleanse the and state. On the lower left band rurner I ‘Crioradp-Fonr^aasnllal electors, two on jxirolc, !7; remaining in custody. June piiwn^| specialist then treatCive name of a hanker nr krocer .-rJ.... who «». i= ernor, eongreaameu. governor, gov- been _____________ — ---------U ^v,c‘*'c kiinwthe \m? me<>fBb *aker Or secretary of state,lieutenant auditor, tree#paroled, from the prison. i|<mte of whom were A W W' her, but aha con­ Dill oH’5,.v.*'\**..’ ticitinont of such liver, piirity the blood, and invigorate the * S°U" « ■ urer. superintendent of public instruction. • ha* thus fax worked very succtsa- > . v <7 tinned to grow worse system. W. H. Goodyear. Imsprecautioti is. to prevent flooding • attorney-general, regent* of state untver- - •• VjF Jk* aod when informed; 1 ■ time.in a tiie mgll with tietlous votes. Ngmes on-1 legislature. fully. v .SaR* tllat her ••The Michigan Representative” is the known to grocer ur banker will be thrown I Connecticut-Six president! fcrandRapirlf in:;;. Thetrtre«t<The expense of the prisoners j>er capita and grandmother had Lnt proved i. =.<: evcrythiaffl ate name of a new paper at Adrian, “dedicated out. Be very careful to write clearly and i presidential electors. per day fcr two jeara haa been 40 3-10 •o.rernor’ died from cancer he "'— *'"• •©vernor, 'lieutenant cents, and the earnings per capita per Ffl , C'trc • -tre «. I became so to the best interest and highest elevation an acknowledgment of the receipt of each comptroller legislature ■MSyp/S gave the case up M । <■' «t*t«. U-MUTW. nrrrjus that I ■ m/J break out crying of the colored people. MW vole will be sent to the fair voter. Send ; comptroller, Delaware-Three presidential electors. day have been 3s 4-10 cents. legislature. J hopeless. gi!h?ut acy c. • ' While in this conOne minute* ta the standard time, and the po*tal to I’OMlnm Cereal Food Coffee I one congressman, governor, legislature. Case Affeetiag Convict*. Someone then re­ ftticn 1 wa* in.;: : to use Dr. Wheel­ Co.. Hallie Creek. Mich. It Is urged that! Florida — Four presidential, electors, two One Minute Cough Cure is' the tdandard «°*ernor- terWature. ’commended S.3.8. | Charles Miller, u convict, serving a . - M' • er’s Nerve Vit... ■■•;•. A change wag preparation for every cough or cold. It every earnest woman will.not hesitate to • t^nsresxmen. ’ little hope remained, she ------ ------------------, . Di-:teJ,',e utl’i first dose; four or is the only harmless remedy that produces expend a penny to register her preference I .i?vengco7JreL\T?n prr81denlt*1 electoni* aentence at the prison in JackMMi, by andthough bi« attorney lam raiwed th, qa^tkrn ot lx<un it. and an improvement >11 no. gre Mtler •-•ure Jwc a bsolfitely. Toat this most lulervsting period of National j Idaho-Three presidential electors, one the couatitu: ionality of the law pawed >iced- Tbeeancer commenced to heal an4 immediate result). W. H. Gooykau Ujt I am in 1 '*ft- : health, can eat history. , ‘ congressman, governor, lieutenant govA Milwaukee firm will construct a large aBTfhinir and drink tea or coffee with This company have a national reputa- ; ernor. Judge supreme court, attorney-gen- i. im govern, -nood time ol eootoafori '■ Dr. Wheeler s Nerve Vital, elevator kt Grand Haven, lo be flushed by tion and pledge their integrity and honor ! •ral. v treasurer, mine inspector, superIn« M,1Jer "ns r<'Dt4?c<^ed J*efo^e the cral years have elapsed, not a sign her cured her i . its abt’on on the December 10. Its capacity will lie 75,000 to report the vote exactly as received, i indent of public instruction. Auditor, good-time law was passed. He claims disease has ever returned. • per day. The grain will be brought across nerves uf the st.omich. his time should hove expired. ‘ The j ■ “ T. A ’ ’ o . rn * “ t ' “ ' Ut! |"ni"oi-Ttsntr-to.r prerid.ntl.1 rimtthe fake in bulk. '. of the final vote polled up to . p. in. Nov. tors. 22 congreMmen, governor, lieutenant warden and board of control of the A MAmpHvy prison say the law doe. Dot hold good ; 1^011^0/. Mrs.R. DeYoung, Middleburg, la., 4tlf will be published In the week end- I governor, secretary at state, auditor.Trea»writes. 1 have used One Mln ate Cough .Ing Nov. 7lh and the vote is it prorgesses ■ urer. attorney-general, university trustees, as to prisoners received before the law ‘ S.S.S. (^itaranlrcd purely vegelablfj ’ ... .... Cure toy six years, both for myself and will be shown every week between now i passed, and therefore he is still a con- ' is a real blood remedy, and never fall| • C!R<UL/ITION ■ presidential electors. men. t „Indjana-rFlfteen conjrn,,Amen. governor, lieutenant gov- vict. The case was argued and Bub- I to cure Cancer, Eczema, RhenniatiMa. children, and 1 consider it the quickest ana thou rdswBf . 125 quires. acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure I wit tv-1 to the- supreme court and the Scrofula or any other blood disease. wamu'd \ ontr< < ernor, secretary *oL state, auditor treas­ ever used. W. 11. Goodykaic / ..................................... IO nHbnn^r. I .Om boo k. urer, reporter of the: supreme court, attor- ....... decision will affect over 59 prisoners. will be mailed i ncy-general. state Btatistiulan, supwrinAlfred -Hopkins, of punnlngsvllle, Ailevigor *n<L vitality free to any ad- WJ i tendeut of public. Instruction. Health to Micblgiux. 4 :t •ur«*!y his power san cuunty, died Moniiay night at Jtfoes- ' i Iowa—Thirteen presidential elector*. 11 During the week ended October 17 dress. Swift vlUe. when* be was vikiffbg hl* *ou-in-law ! । congressmen, sccreiary of state, auditor, Specific Co., He formerly lived at .Jonesville, ami vran j reporta sent in by 54 observer* in va ­ - state treasurer, attcrney-generul. Ju3ge of Atlanta Ga. >f} will be taken at one time sheriff of the county. the supreme court, rallrca.l commissioners; rious portions of the state indicate that ; Kansas—Ten presidential electors, eight erysipelas xind inflammation of the kidget a Sl.’JOO Did ydu ever think bow readily the I congressmen, governor, lieutenant govern­ MORTGAGE SALE. or. *tlbrncy-Rcnera|. secretary of suite. aeys increased and.typhoid fever de­ blmxl Is poisoned by constlpat\u>7 Had 1 Kan«a*.... : treasurer, auditor, superintendent of pub­ creased in area of prevalence. Con-. Default __________ _ baring-bees made .„ tn .... the cendltu , ''I ■ -!iu*< ,.re employed- this blood means bad henith mid premature; Michigan a certain mortaage made by Joseph . Koh lie Instruction, eliic^ Justice of the supreme wumpttoo wa.^poruri .1 W. plm«. ! at jOemg;iSZJ SS J old ftge. DeWitt’s Little Early Riser*,* tint I ssd Rachael KoBar hi* wife of Irrtag. Bai ■ court, legislature. : -■iircicd with the famous little pills, uicrcouie obstlnrto con- j Michigan, to to Samuel ttaniutl Canon, Canon, of of Gr Gala* ---- ntjr. Michigan. ‘ | Kentucky—Thirteen presidential electors, typhoid fever at 67, diphtheria nt 34, I ountr. Ml—oarl . - Kalatnszo* County. Michigan, “dated scarlrt f<-rer at 25. metutte. ut 10 ami ; •(" ‘Jf stipatlon. W. H. Goodykab 4 ’'uSS^Eicht breritotbd riecton. wboopinK cough . . at 11_ pl. a«»I uary uaryStu. .’.tit.A. A.'I). I). and andrecorded, recorded, in in the the offlds off ... ......... df-Deedf, ..cci;, for the County । • of the K-gtrter y* .4 v.ry cold winColdwater ha* a ten-year-old boy who is *, six congressmen. • * .* ■ ' Barry and Stale cf Michigan, on the Sereni i ' Bennsyivanta , ” Maine —;—•Six presld^ntialeteetors. .............. , 1U<. MD7 .day of January A. D. l«>»Tn Ubsr *. MotilihUs and minks te a hustler. At the bujtlnnlng uf the sum­ Marylnnd-Hlght presidential electors. * nost-mortem examination was held ! oosbteii mortgage t Here a i. ?vru husks air mer varatiun lie bought a cow. and by the lx congressmen. .• A post-mortem examination was ncia t u, be due nt the daje of this nrtiro th* J six aale of milk had the animal paid for when liy Curoner Beckwith over the bodv of j sum of Four bmdred thirty-ntne Itottan at 4 ! MoMachuretts-FIfteen presidential elec ­ a) iiDtnvnft! «ne. school opened, besides earning enough tlw, lnt.nl found ffn.fi,«In the .lip at S . IX? 2 'i tors, 13 congrrxsmeh. governor, lieutenant i governor, secretary -of state, .treasurer, the Bliss mill •jt th.’ warden of extra tu pay for a -Hefcle. • mil! at Saginaw, the result or proceeding? at law haring been inwHmsd 0 ' auditor, attcniey-CcnernL showing conclusively that the child had bJr ““ mort« * ■: .:,».** that It has the Jul A. L.Wooster, a prominent .citizen of The Dl*covery ttaved His Life ! Michigan—Fourteen presidential electors. - t----been murdered. There was bad! Nt»w, there fore, by virtue of the power of m » * <>f ohly 3 cents a Ossru. Ich.. after suffering excruciatingly IS.T.'Kf. iTruL.oL ’Si'iby.■ ”dtba '•kuU Mr. (». Caltoutte., Druggist. Begvers>.™i„ „ th, t»h£. he.d .nd the .kuU ; J&TSS. ? .■■rs in that instltu- from piie* fur twenty jests, w»s cured lu tor land commlssfoner. attorney-general. - a short time bj' uwing DeWitt’s Witch viHe, ML, says: “To Dr^King's New Dis­ was .badly fractured. There is no clue given test on Saturday, the Ninth day of tfac ‘illentity of— tbe parents Was taken With superinlendent st school*, members board - or who • ary A. I). 1*87. st-Ten o’clock In the forenoon I Hazel Salve, an alnsilute cure fur all akin covery I owe my life. i »«*« “ .fcrtOri. committed' the erimoj shall s«J) at PuMIcAMtioe. to the highest, bp 3 i**publl£*D dab diseases. Mure of ihh preparation bi used iAt grippe and tried all the physicians for dcr. at the Dorth trout door ot ths Court Ubote. mih*M atiuuL bat of no a/ail and.wa* given ' seven congressmen, governor, lieutenant Uilh*Cttj.of Baattcgs. (that bsing th* pi2a an all others combined. * governor, secretary of state. ’ tna-urer and where the Clrsalt Court for Barry CountyJH upand told I ruuld not live. Having .Dr. . „r._, __________________________________ Dlciilnton County Mint W. H. GlMrtlYEAR .emt to tflaugu-1 holdeu). the promt«es described ta *ald mart, King's New Di-cov<:y In my store I sent : attorney-general. For ’he j eurJuM dosing the mine, gage, or soiouch Uiereut os may be reewujiry T he Holland bfaycle club has decided to , .... I..r a —.... ...... ami bwau — .... It. --u-maml —........ tn.m —........ ll>e Ml».l»«lwl-M'i» tre,U.ntlal Ueetort. iiiuuug the uc- I pay the aiii<«ct due ou told mortes?*, wgfi of Dickinson county have produced 1.- to . i go ahead next 5*,»rl»g and build the pro- I first dose began to get better, and after . seven congres irneD. riant percent, interest, and nil krgal rmt*. to. ■> • . in : gold. Missouri presidential—elecis--------worth it*< weight Wr—Seventeen ‘“‘T: • — 633,732 tons of iron ore. The Chapin p*tbar wtth's’i *nor.ie» » tetror Ffttre» DMIMn . • I pw-rd cyclo pain between Midland an.J ' Ibdi'g tlitre l*»lllf- ’lt wn- up an<i alwait tors> 15 congresoOicr. tovercor. lieutenant covenanted t->rtherein, the yrrmivs b-mx d*. ; »r uld.O'fego ; Macataws Park. Tlje etMt of the work again, it is worth it* weight in gold. We guveram-. secretary of state, auditor, xreasscribed to «*ld r.KKtxa«r a* al! that certain >x, Jcirt ou'I’ut °< “MW tons, and the Pewable piece and parcel of land situate la the Tc**n> ■ '* : •■-»«». ‘ * “** “ *“ Uimim- asylum at wilt tie §70j. and 5500 has already been wont keep stpre or nou*e without II.” lints 270,637 *tons. The- shin of Irvtng tn tbe Coauty of Barry ard MtMa . ' Montana—Three presidential electees. comes next, " with """ ----a frw trial at W.. 11. Guddyear’* S:is ^ras v-'ry via- aabscrlbtid. of Michigan. »od known and drsent»c<| m job rumbier of active mines in the oounty ia to’•’i: . . Young mutter* dread the Stynmer mon^ ature. oneconsrcsymun, govtmor. lieutenant gov­ • ■rfa’i.cr. The North East </uarttr of North WertiQawt ■ __ | cm ernor, or, a^mary secretary u. ul a**»v« state, auditor. wwawi trea»- JG’ employing on the surface 763 and erofH-cilon TsNutty-ooetn) tn Town ths ou account uf the greM mortality arasa ,'lakit Barton, of Covert. wl:o public “r«r. .tia«m y-<:«>er:u. .upenntendent ot under ground 1,752 men. la^Vu^ jusuc. .uprsim.' . I.nt go. and SpatiTU- tiving children caused by bowrl trouble*. North liange Moe Wtst. Containing Fort) . , ....lit— livotle. r»r the HUnrMna acre* more or lea*. he. «liuf a- cotta0 Per tret frsfety may be »*sured thore who’: dishppenred-tn Chicago and waa thougnt ’[ Saxuai. CaK«toX,! COMIKOVK A PoTTru. Mortgaged, to have been abducted, writes home th^t ia Mfe with relaUve, i “ •h'Mka-BieM preaMuiqu electors ,: tkt. Vast of the keep un hand DeWitt’* Colle and Cholera •he James Shearer died at Bay City, aged Al, rmauye, m Decatur, •’« sovercoc. ll.d.n.m .□?. Atu»rney» lor Mortgageecure, and admin Li Ut it promptly. For. 73. He wis regent of Michigan uni­ Dated October T. taps. -P/.Hutcd/ Enter*; , “errtsr; „t ,t.le. .ua„or, cramp*, bilious colte. dysentery nud diar­ Charles T. Brenner.'the citv hall cu*- Ufoo! •ttt'”ieJr’’C?n«r»i. commhuloner of versity for eight years, and one of the rhoea. it affurds instant relief. todiah at Gr Gravid I’iirr‘j-‘.i1'- oppited, to the 1 nruction. public lands, auperinttndent of publicj£. in- commissioners who had charge of build­ auXte. ’n,,,/Jta regent of .late.unlveity W. H. Goodykaii MORTGAGE BALK. Tneg't-.,. h-ii: nt-y oi the part of superior court for a divorce from hi* llce «upr«n« court. z’ J ing the state capital. He leaves a widow Default having been made for more than stgtf Hu liters recently found the okrletna of . ptiewu.' iT-iag’’In business par­ <U)» in the luyment of Interest overdue Nevadar-Three presidential electors, ono wife. He is bfi years old and h’.s been J're*l‘,enttal •lector*, one and three ions. a man hantciug by a win* to the limb of a pay abbon a dated April 25. IPM, a: 1 t.> :• .-.irf toarriagir-wltij >eonT ►vV^ri.v. , supreme SUprtSi* Piled up in the lumber yards of Mari­ made bv Reubenmortgage married 18 years. HV J’ Utu• uuu uaa .A-t w- u - conirrcasnmn. iicuici.atii governor, and EHzabelh Shade, kutb md tree near Menntninev. The Identity of the He charges cruelty, j judge, regents of university, legislature.* aa«cni;-. rd ;. M;-. E:ir R. Price.fennette and Menominee are 225,000,000* .and . wife.to DmwICoolbuueb and mosrds its - — . . \ j New Hampshire—Four presidential elec­ man Is a mystery. The thing had evi­ offlec of the Register at Deed*, for the wtanHeftry .Wolfrom. of Benrihger tow n- tor*. two congressmen, governor, legiala-. feet of lumber. Before the season is Ute -;.u m-'.tu, Y. W. C. A. at the dently been hanging there for two or three ty of Ram and Slate of Michigan, on lb« ,7th ship. ^u_as convicted at Rogers City of ■ ‘.ore. over the amount in the yards will bF day of August. A. !>.. Ih4. tn liber 47 of JM on• \ e-!.»etdk>n at !.»» ;* Friday. The Ideal years. on pair t<» and the »a (! Daniel t nm« the ctimc't<scriminn) assault on his 15- ■ New Jersey—Ten presidential electors, over 300,000,000 feet. This lumber is gages baugh havtngdird Intestate, and the »aM n Mcongressmen, legislature. . . phee f|r a wo:.n!! r. ti;-4 tiome. she said. English Spaviu Liniment, removes all year-old daughter and sentenced to eight New York—Thirty-*!* presidential elec- worth, nt a conservative estimate, over Bee having been assigned by het Jamm ( oof. ugh, Cy nthia Green and Martha m«dy. polo »tl tb4 la.-.-: : : >r .j( bmite-maklng Hard. Soft or Cullou*n( Lumps and Blomten years’ imprisonment ,tt Jackson. . tors. 34 cungraasm-.-n. governor, lieutenant S3jOOO,QOO. ~ surviving brfn at law of said Daniel Cuoltaa igh. Harry Johnson, night clerk and par- governor, jujgTTourt’cf appeals,’iegl.lattLbefan ■»: v«mng wum-n <<*flHff ccmu- Uhes from horses. Blood Spavin*. Curlw. to Rosanna Onolbaugti by an a»«lgi-inent d tod Koyairy weu*. ’b 3Hh. IRrt. and recorded In arid Rm tUrfaiidWi t'j.? Y, W. V-A. one of IM Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Dune, Stifles, office ter in the American Express ’s , .tur’ ’? C«r°hna-Kleven presidential elec- jI nt Grand Rapid*, andcompany a settled Nort Rome, Oct. 2b.—The civil and ■ re­ Mar. inters office, on the wth day of Jgno A. fy., Sprains, all Swollen Throat*. Coughs, vic. t0?*' n1’”" con,rrr“n,en« <ov»rnor. lleutwiw ’ ligious ceremonies uniting in murriagc |n»->. in liber » of mortgages, on page i.a, for a ivu S-50 by use of Olig bottle. Warranted package containinir «*’•’’'» havA k. which default the said .Rosanna CooibuMhi by pa b c containing Daye .been ant governor, secretary of state, treasurer Prince Victor Emannel, prince of Naples Hie UiOi't wonderful HleiuiBli Cure ever missing severol days. auditor, superintendent of public instruc- and crown prince of Italy, to Princess virtue of the right given her by the said morb gage, has made and hereby tnahts tbs wtiOM Thc Sturgeon River Lumber com-' court a‘torn‘:>’'cer‘eral« 'Justica supreme breu s’iz.'rJy motidv.l u> Hudson. If j known. Sold by W. »l. Good} car, Drug­ Helene, third daughter of Prince Nich­ principal sum of said mortgage end tr.e istar' gwt, Hastings, )dich. esc accrued therom now due and savant# aa< MeKiulr/f- •-;j a nun named Randall pany, the largest and oldest-lumbering 1 Norin Dakota-Three presidential eiec- olas 1., rulsr of Montenegro, were per­ on which marlgage there 4s claimed to be dna concern in the copjier district, has been t0”- one congressman, governor. Ik-uten- formed Saturday forenoon. at the date < f tbri oorice the sum of Ihhw hug. ' will trun.l •• «tj ncniv i Reran, who h a dred eighty three dollars and seventy dim pliced in charge uf E. J- Wright, of : °.f stal*-l»*«»ur.r. cents lor principal, interest, taxes and insor. eipp’t, tbnKuNi ir.v streets of the town. The best salve jn the world for cuts, Boughtou, a. tru.tcc for the" mart- mlralonera, superintendent of publlc ’.bk- 1 auce, and aa attorney fee of tweoty-gra dol­ London, Oct. 23.—Advices from For­ lar^ provided 1 a-r will send up a piercing bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever for tn said mortgage, and no anti st ruction, insurance commissioner, com­ state that the Japanese are paci­ or proceedings at law having been tastttntagta fhriUilor -u■•t-.--.ful cavdidatv. Should wrea, tetter, chapped hand®, chilblains, gagecs. missioner cf agriculture and labor, ;eg:a- mosa 1 . recover lite * mount secured by said morfgaa Paul Hogue attempted to kill a calf utorZ* tetura. * .-1fying that island by exterminating the or any part thereof. Nolle? Is theraloM hereby Brjan-wAi. i;-un ■ will rig himself as a! coms, and ail akin Irruptions, and posi­ Ohio Ohio— —Twenty-threo Twenty-threo presidential presidential electors electors. natives. Men, women and children are given that on the »<tii day of December. IgM, tively cure piles or no pay required. It with the butt of a loaded shotgun at . ,eolur<^i cOa- u.ui and drive the other over ; secretary vf of state. Jadgi Judge congressmen, secret.r, ten o'clock In the forenoo.. there wlliba aoU is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction 8L Joseph, but the gun exploded, kilb a ^rcu.v vUUrt. food end d-,ry commission- Ibayoneted by Japanese troops, while at at the north front door -if the court house ta the the preftilbed • r.nse, howling like a tnad- or money refunded. Price *J5 rents per jthe whole country is overrun by ban­ elty of Hastings, con. t of Barry and state ft lug Bogue ulmo.1 in.t.ntjy, . er, member board of public works. Mlcliljran, (said court house being the olaee la Oregon—Four presidential electors, legis- ditti. ( box. For sale by W. £1. Goodyear, the m»n in the im iniwhile. At the annual meeting in Plainwell which the circuit caurt for the county of Harry lature. . is held), it public auction, to the highest big Another Record Broken. Suptriiitru.lrnt* of the .poor for Alle- druggist. of the Woman’s Home Missionary so­ Pennsylvania—Thirty-two presidential dcr. the premises dHeribcd in said mortgage Chicago, Oct. 26.—Arthur E. Smith, of or ciety. Mrs. W. A. Mooic, of Detroit, electors. 29 congressmen. so much thco-of ns may be nec-ssary to a£t< . fin county i. ; .ft fur the year ending Hall’s Hair Rrnrwer cures dandruff Rhode Island—Four presidential electors, ,this city, reduced the.24-hour American Isty the amount due on said morig ige as aixwe, S?pL ». J'*' ■; Whole number of inmates and scalp affections: also eases of baldness was elected president. forth, with the Interest thereon and tbs two congressmen. bicycle rood record, making 295% mile* set costs, chargee and »xpen-*s allowed by law eat Reuben R. Tingley, an old soldier and South Carolina—Nine presidential elec­ daiiiiy the yr.tr. S5, of whom four died, where the glands which feed the roots of i in that time, thereby breaking the for­ provided for in vakl nW.rtgage tod pretufset for years a resident of Jacksun. died sud­ tors, seven congressmen, governor, lienztieing situated in the village of Uomftaud. tn 1) W(jv rre i arly diverged, seven were the hair are not closad up. tenant governor, secretary of slate, comp- ,mer record of 277 miles. the county of Barry and state of Michigan, aog denly of heart disease. He w as grunted troUer-general, attorney-general, treakurdescribed as follows, to wit: ••pt tf the asylum and six to the er. adjutant and inspector-general. I if Ointments for Catarrh That u pension ony a few weeks since. Bring lots number four and six n< block num­ siatejubii r leaving 48 In the pour ber five of Parton’s addlttoato the vfltaga ot Burglars -aided the general store of • South Dakota—Four presidential elec­ Woodland, tbe name being situated on BMUoa lous^Sept. The average cost of main- as men-ury will surely dretenr tkr.Mww* of Thompson Bros, in Fenwick and car- tors, two congressmen, governor, lieuten­ number fifteen, town number four north, range ant governor, secretary of state, treasurer, mid cmaptetelv drrvw thnumber seven west, and la the township to tenant? wij. si.tiq per week, including smell wh»u entering It through tbemb«.i:s !"irfj»cM. ried:awuy over $200 worth uf uierclian- auditor, attorney-general, superintendent । Woodland, oounty of Barry, and staleot Mtab* of public Instruction, railway commis­ •ixpsreeut, .u: lest on S15.OT0 farm. Su-h articles should nev-r b* nsfld evr-ent on •Ut*n. sioners. land commissioners, legislature. pre-erl pi tens from some reputnbte hbyvleiaD. dise. Dated September .xtb i*to. During the funeral services of Pearl Tb- ban I. if «upr: visors visited the poor as the dam«g* they wilt »1o Is Tennessee—Twelve presidential electors, KosAxxa Ccmilbapob. goo I V-.U ran anoublv ds rive from tb<^ I HI I * Green at St. Iaiuis his wife, aged 22,died ten congressmen, governor. .Assignee ol Mortgage, Ufs to Tbur-dxy. CMar-h Cure. meOiHectured bv F. •’ • J^***^** ft ALOVXO K KKXAOTOy . Texas—Fifteen presidential electors, 13 Co.. Toledo. O. conlalcs rm mereun . mm is of typhoid fever. congressmen, governor, lieutenant govf AUttiwy lor Awtgt.ee . . AliK'-i’i**'.tl. Mertaany. a bo'.t of light­ taken Internally, aefliijf directly upon the Hood The large grain ami stock burns on enior, comptroller, treasurer, attorney. fcsiantiy Dteited Iwo wire nails 5.32 and mucous surfaces of the s>*,’*,”tl, Out-door life and Scott’s Ha'I’s r uarrh f’areM wire v<w got lb- -.-nuI . the farm of J. IL Stockdale, just.outside gui.ehtL land commissioner, superintendent . MORTGAGE BALE. in di- ■<*r. To melt iron in thia |< Is taken internally Sl-d i»_mode !u T* «*«- of Flint, were burned, together with public instruction., railroad commissioner, Default Baring been made for more than sixty Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with bv F. J. (JhM-v AC >. ToeUmonW* free. their contents. The barns ’were built j Judges of court of appeals. .dais in lhe payment of interot mtrdde and • »l>ort‘iin;- -A.'uiij .be impossible In thn Ohl-i. Utah—Thrve presidential electors, one con­ —UKptoto by dnugl'ts. prtet per.tcUie. payable on a nwirtgsp*dated Msrt h l«h,' ISOL Hypophosphites have cured htReit iutiM-e. iiGiv In existence. gressman. legislature. t made by Josbur. D. Baker and K'Jixt-rth Hakar. uta cost of 52.000. —Four presidential electors. husband and wife, of Castleton. Harry Couotv, thousands of cases of consump­ Itlnod is Life. An order has been Issued to discon- j1 Vermont •0,l , it w.>u ;l only be aecoiuVirginia—Twelve presidential electors, •Michigan, tn John >1. ^mith. and nvordwi la tiuur the post office ut Joliet, Midland | 11 l« ibr m~ll.no w-./v the offireo! the Register ofdrsds. tar the Cornu tion in the early stages They 1'1 <if!l with i •• aid of e,lectrlelty. but a nerve, tnnsrle, nnreii god flb* n< »»<*"■ ^-‘"*** J । ten gongrossmen. ty M Barty, in the Mate of Michigan, on tbs county. October 31. MaH v^ill there­ : Washington—Four presidential electors, *>rriixG>. If*»»• W<” * rl.-h on 21»t day of Oclutwr. 1W. on liter ST of morPcure old, advanced cases too; - Hiid a poenllal of j Md jXtby'jM'WiH wii: ifdI’nr.n*. two congressmen, governor, lieutenant gov­ KS11I.7A win ’* wrtlHf.l'nK.r-. Mges. on page id. for which ctefkti't the said .; ernor, Judge of supreme court, secretary Stf.Ook vifi* would necessary. ThlSl AOVH '' I be ItM HnmMaarv Joon M. Hmlth. by virtue of the i kht glvmi him *-)>• .CVCrtAXO .rvertato JTOtl. you. fhXWl W* l*te*tSrSSdritv* \uuf after go to Hope. The West Michigan furniture factory ai mate, auditor, treasurer, attorhey-gen- , but not so many, nor so prompt­ by the skid mortgiu-c. has mad* and hereby ..............’'' nov. i to kesp you In health -by making >u,ir Hretfle ton-.- i.,j dim secoinl represent." I; power era!, superintendent of public instruction, ly. When a case is so far ad ­ makes the whole principal sum of said mart­ at Holland was burned, the loos being blood rich nnd pure. • commissioner of public lands, state printer. gage and the interesracrtued thtirren dww dm I.OTOibd-..-j. .w^r. but as the lightning I vanced that a cure cannot be ami pavabh-ai*d on which imriL^go there is West Virginia—Six presidential electors, S190.000. claimed to be due at the date of this nextee tha Thef board of supervisors at their four congressmen, governor, auditor,-treas­ aivornp i-l : th- melting hi considerable | made, even then SCOTT'S Hood'* Pilta are easy to tatd. to crBM aum of seventeen huixircri and ••</t:tr-«Ix doiannual meeting in Flint efectcd Alex­ urer, attorney-general, superintendent ot cm fun-. one tenth uf a second: it1 buw and forty one cruia and an aitornry tee at Cure indigestion, blllloesnes*. **■ Justice supreme court. EMULSION checks the rapid tweuty-flye dollars provided for in »ald martr ander McArn superintendent of the schools. follows tin the bull wus hO.OQU horse | Wisconsin—Twelve presidential electors, B». and no suit or proceeding al law hartm ton congressmen, governor, lieutenant gov­ ity of the disease, relieves the u Instlteied to recover ibr umount MDOtoi poor for two years. bv said mortgage »«r any part thereof. John Toutloff burglarised the saloon ernor. secretary of state, insurance esmpains in the chest, reduces the Notice is there fore terrby «i wn that an the mlssioner. treasurer, attorney-general, Tli» ol.| stm<,f i’roiiiM'ieus Is a piftt | of his father. Mose B. Toutloff. at railroad commissioner, superintendent of Mb day. of DeecmberjiW. at ten o etock la Hu bit. Prumrtheih was on terms of »«Kinight sweats, and makes the forenoon, iberv will be mW at the north from lahpemlng, obtaining 5300 in cash and a . door at the eouri bouse, tn Ibe city of Harting*, ^Wyoming—Three presidehtlaf electors, •ni-J wim the giuls. From them lie st J * I watehea valued at $200. Bewail, cough easier. In these cases it county of Barry and state ofMlrhKaniaakleMrt one congressman. Justice supreme court. and gate it to men. For this rin he1 bonsebetag UtejHare it^wHhigh fhr qrewlt emwi For Infants and Children. comforts and prolong? life. Arisons—Delegate' to congress. , •ubuund’iu the fucks of Mount Cau-| rested. New Mexico— Delegate to congress. । ttsm. and vulture^ were set upon him. | Don't experiment with cures Oklahoma — Delegate to congress. They ouly u:.. nj, liver. This grew again i bomethlng (• Know imf that destroy the di {ration. Phi It may be worth something to know that ■tfut a% it Au-* pecked away. Are hh Hlg Mill* Burned. the very best medicine for restoring the vufffrltKN tn ia- Imagined? Lawrence. Maas.. Oct. 26.—The Waahaffowad tow oar Take a mndeni interpretation of the partired out nervous aysWm to a healthy vig­ togton mills, which fans one of the which hjtf been THE t or h Electric-Bitter*. This medicine lr. hble. Tlieir Is uu cooking without tire-, largest cotton dress goods masufactorpurely vegetable, acts by giving tone to taeinkhig an 1 eating the mlscH f !»*•• dard for ver 20 ears tafia ■br slmmcli 1« overtaxed, the laiwelx >»ethe nerve renters in the stomach, gently ,ng plants in this city, were damaged M*rtu?*( stlmnlates the . Liver and Kidneys, and by Are to the extent of *100,000. C"nr clogged, they cannot rtispo?® of Hie aids these organs In throwing off imparl »««<* that 1, given them. The Imparities IA Htuig Chang Beaches Peking •backup on the liver. Theo come- the tie* In the blood. Electric Bitters Im­ Peking. Oct. 22.—U Hung Chang, the $U0Q. proves the appetite, aids digestion, and is Joltures—the icrment?' of a discard liver. special envoy of the emperor, arrived SCOTT a SOWXB, Kssr Ywt prooounred by Cho*e who bare tried II as Bf. Picrcr-H Holden Medical Dt-cowry i« the very best blood purlfler and nerve ten- I here Teeeday, October 30, tm hto re •’rv than equal to. the vultukes <»f d>*Io. Try IL Hold for ®r •10° »*r | torn from his tour of Eurgpa, the <*P»i« and it* kindred dlsraeea.' There l« United States and Canada. ’"‘•f*re need of goffering fmni dyaprp*** buttle at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. * there |» of hanging one’s self“J til medicine dealers the wikM over. lBcalnews. Consumption CASTORIA ss O S AN Y . �READ THIS CA rhureday, Oct. 29, 1896, MARSHALL L. COOK.Editor. TEE HASTINGS, MICH.. PCS' AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES National Bepnblican Ticket. FOR PRESIDENT. WILLIAM MQ KIN LET, of Ohio. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. GARRET A. HOBART, STATE TICKET. Thoma* B. Dunton, of Marquette, iMhlagton Gardner ot Calboun George A'. Steel of cfinton. Roaco 1>. Dlx of Berrien. For’Attorney General — Fred A. Maynard of Kent. For Cntnmlnwncr State Land Office- For Superintend'! Public Instruction— J. R.Hammond of Hillsdale. For Member State Boaytl ot Education'— J. W.Simmon* of Shtawastee. Bor Congress. 4th DUtrict-Hon. K. L. Hamilton, of Kile*. ■ COUNTY TICKET. For Senator• Frank Merritt, of Charlotte. For Rrprc"entuilve State Legiriature— ' Myron Wing, of Burry. Jas. B. Mil!*.of Na*livllte. * For Sheriff— tfam’l. C. Rltctiie, of Ynnkee Springs. For Clerk.Walter Brown, Orangeville. For’Trcaaarer—-J.G. Hugbe*. of Barry. For Register of Deeds— C. F. Brooki, of Uaatiu^*. •For County Surveyor— Lee 8. Cobb, of BuUaad. For Circuit Court Comml»*loner*— «J. E. Ilnrreil. of Haotlnir* and C. fl. Paltnertou, of Woodland. oi- Coroner*— Dr. J. W. Sackett, ot Prnirfevillc aud Dr. Savdrr, of Hasting*. OUR FINANOIAL PLANK The republican party 1* unreservedly for ouurt money. It caused the'enactment of J. H. Dcanl* Brcomr* Very Confiding TbeChl«a*n Btspatch. We hear a great deal from the silver orators about the wealth of tbe Vanderbilts, No end of amusement was created to Russell Sage. Armour and a few others but not a word about Abe wmI th of tbe members thia city yesterday by an article that ap­ of the great silver trust Below we give a few ot their names as follows:— v peared In tbe Chicago Dispatch, a rabid ooaotry. If William J. Bryan and a decs* OWNERS OF THE GREAT SILVER TRUST AND THEIR ACTIVE free stiver paper. Tbe article was written oeratlc eongrmi to elected, it will bh«» upon the authority of J. H. Dennis. Tbe AGENTS. article reads as follows. “J. H. Dennto, Chairman of th* Barry Butt Silver Smelting Works. IltaOOO.OOO lAWMOt county democrat committee, states that Walter S. Hobart 16,000,000 Mark Hanna’s forces are on tbe run, hotly French Syndicate Leadville Silver Smelting 8,’00,000 pursued by the following recent republi­ Worka......................... ............. .. 5,000,000 cans: Dr. G. W. Lowry, Dr. D. E. Faller, Broadwater Estate.......... 5.000,000 Attorney Fred Walker, B. R. Ro*, promi­ Congressman Francis J. NewCharles N. Felton 5,000,000 lands, (Sharon) 35,000.000 Henry Wolcott 5,000,009 nent farmer; F. A. Black, marble-^Jreier; Hearst Estate.................. ............. 35,000,000 David J. Campau 4.000,000 W. A. Hams, merchant; L. E. Stauffer, Fair Estate, Cal. and Nev. A. J. Davis fl,000.000 mercl&nt; G. F. Chidester, merchant; 25,000,000 N. C. Creed. ■lines............................. 3,000,000 Will Chidester, express agent; Sylvester 8. O’Brien Estate 25,000.000 Thomas Cruse 3,000,000 Flood Estate 25.000.000 J. B. Grant................................. .. 8.000.000 Greusel, owner of the iron works: and Lloyd Tevis... 25,000,000 Nathan P. Hill 2.500.000 George C. Walters, manufacturer, all of Denver Silver Smelting James Murray Worksi 2,000,000 Hastlngs.and Hamilton Carveth,promlnent 25,000,000 I^e Mantle 2.000.000 fanner; Dr. Mattesdn and B. A. Almy, Senator William Stewart.... 30.000,000 J. C. Power..................: 3,000,000 R. C. Chambers 20.000,000 Alva Adams merchant, all of the village of Middleville. Joseph R. de 1a Mar... 20,000,000 Less than forty other mine We are surprised that among this list Charles E. Laine '-•O.O'.h i.UO.i owners in Colorado. Utah 20,000.000 Adolph Sutro 20.000,000 and Montana tbe Journal editor didn’t Include bls own S. T. Hauser.. 20;000,000 name. Mr. B. Bl Rose whom the Journal .1616,000,000 Holden 15,000,000 Total editor quotes as a republican has been a prohibitionist f.or 19 or 15 years; L. E. These gentlemen win take 53 cents worth of silver ore In at one door of the mint Stauffer has also been a prohibitionist; and emerge from the other with a coin stamped with a dollar mark. Sylvester Greuiel has Dot voted tbe re­ SEVENTY-TWO niLLION PEOPLE OF THE L'NITED STATES . publican national ticket in many, many years. Mr. Matteson and B. A. Almy are will work just as hard to secure this depreciated dollar as they have to work now. When they get this dollar. It will buy Just half what It does to-day. life-long democrats, the former at present Senator John P. Jones Is at present directing the free silver campaign at Chicago. postmaster at Middleville. Some of the Senator William Stewart is one of the strongest supporters of free coinage of .sliver^ others mentioned In this list have by no These gentlemen are Senators from the Rotten Borough of Nevada, a state with 85,­ means deserted tbe republican parjy. 000 population,.and a sliver mining camp. In 1874 Senator Stewart said in Congress (a year after the crime of *78): and nearly all of them are more or leas hot to think that the Journal editor has placed J. R. Haggin David Mofflat Senator John P. Jones. John Mackay................... Marcus Daly ... 825.000,000 35.000,000 25,000,000 40,090.000 25,000,000 40,000,000 “The question never will be settled until you determine the simple question whether the laboring man is entitled to have a gold dollar, if he earns it, or whether yoii are going to cheat him with something else.”—Congressional Record, June 13, 1874. Paffe 4909. Shortly afterwards he'became interested in sliver mines. Is not “the InborlngNnan still entitled to have a gold dollar, when he earns it.'” or to he .now fo be “cheated with something else,’’■ ‘Because Mr. Stewart has since bought a silver mine? • Are the silver mine owners, who are directly interested In tbe product of silver mines, the proper parties to instruct -tha people of the United States regarding their financial system? ■ • USS JOURFAL IQS BD MONEY 211832. “But the dollar unit of coinage of both metals must be of equal Intrinsic and exchangeable value, or be adjusted by' Inter­ national agreement, or by ffiich safeguards of legislation as shall Insure the maintenance of tlfe.parity of the two metals and the equal power of any dollar at all times In the market and' in tbe payment of debts. We demand that all paper currency shall be kept at par with, and redeemable in such coin. We Insist upon this policy as especially necessary for the protection of the farmera and laboring clanca, the flint and nioat defcneelas rlctimn them in- the list of deserters. FARMERS OF MICHIGAN. Th!• Interest* You. . The figures below are official and show how the McKinley Bill protected you and how you have been Injured by Ito repeal. Comparison Is made of two years under the MeKInJey Bill with two years under the Wltonn-Bfyan Bill of the amount of farm produets brought into Michigan from Canada, through the Detroit Custom House alone, to compete with tbe products .of your farms:' Two years under Two rears un<l*r Wilton Bryau Bill McKinley Bill pounds 275JM7 pouu<s “ Poultry 150.KU — XS63 bushels bushels1 Corn 22.4S5 *• Oats dozen ilSJffs drams Kgn tons Hay pounds Beef Mutton 1J00 an tons tons Straw v.> G3>; bushels KXUl busbeis Barley XI.M0 MMJ76 ^Potatoes pounds 3*0.5^ pounds Wool ' Looking Backward. At the County convention held last April for the purpose of nominating dele­ gates to tbe State convention A. D. Hughes, of Irving, fusion candidate for Stat^Senntor, signed tbe following resolu­ of unstable money and fluctuating currency.” specie payments in 1879; since then every dollar has been as good as gold. We ora unalterably opposed to every tions, which was just as good republican measure calculated to debase our curren­ doctrine then as it to adw: cy or Impair the credit of our country. We are, therefore, opposed to the free coinage •■We contend for a currency of gold, silver sod of stiver except by international agree­ paper that shall be sound as the country and The Journal dur'ipg all this contest has aa uDtiHilnhed us its honor and to fuat end ment with the leading commercial nations GEN. GRANT NOT A REPUDIATOR. favor btawtaUlam under such restriction* m more than sustained its reputation of con ­ of the world, which we pledge on rselves will secure the maintenance of the parity of the to promote, and until such agreement ducting a campaign of misinformation, metals. >0 that the purchasing and debt naylag “To protect the National honor powerof the dollar shall be at all tlnup equal. 1 an be obtained, the existing gold standard Minrh?}. Kkkz.be.' every dollar of government indebt­ Fred W. Walker is one of the bitterest William w. Pottkb, A. D. HuoiiEB edness should be paid in gold, un­ enemies of the republican party in this Protection to American industries meant ures designed to maintain Inviolably the less otherwise expressly, provided campaign, and yet he is holding two of­ obligation* of the United State* and al / prosperity for thirty years in thia country. Let it be understood that no fices'by-tfle gift of that party. our money, whether coin or paper at the for. It will mean the same thing.for thirty^ present ntaudard. the standard of the moat repudiator of one farthing of our It you have lived In the state six months years more, if the people want it, and vote enlightened nation* of the earth. public debt will . be trusted in a or in the township or ward twenty days for the great champion of Protection, Wm. public place and it*will go far to­ before election day you can vote. If not McKinley. A vote for Bryan Is a vote for Canada. • ward strengthening a credit that you can't vote. If you will only give employment to the A vote for McKinley is a vote. for the should be the best in the world.— There is just as much gold as there is million laborers now Idle In this country, United States. From Gen. Grant’s Inaugural Ad­ sliver used as money. Even free silverites who are compelled to raise What they eat. admit that under free and unlimited coin­ as far aslbey can, because they are not dress, March 4th, 1869. Vote the republican ticket and vote it age 16 to 1 gold will go out of circulation. earning any money, and thus make of stntlghL. Then what is to prevent sliver from being them consumers instead of producers, you cornered? have-just so far created a demand for Bryan On Wool. Look out for campaign Iles, and take no farm products by lessening the supply and stock in any reports of any kind from now The Journal editor tr« to cast asper­ Increasing the demand, for when the la* > “Speaking for myself, it to Im- j sions upon the visit of the Soldiers to this borer has employment be buys these nec­ t material. In my opinion, whether 1 city last week by indirectly insinuating essaries Instead of producing them. * A vote for Bryan Is a vote to continue tbe sheep grower receives any ] that they had been carousing and all of the great wrong that Is done you under benefit from tbe tariff or not. I ; them could not appear. This slur .upon One of the arguments of the free silver­ the Wilson bill. am for free woo).” ! the old soldiers will not be forgotten nex t ites to that our silver or money does not Tuesday. pass in other countries. Mr. John Rob­ Let me see, did any of us know any­ ertson, of Irving, returned from a visit thing about this William Jennings Bryan • The republican party is In favor of abroad only recently and said that be had Register Saturday if you are not ala few months ago? 1 wonder whether he keeping our monetary system just exactly do trouble whatever In getting the gold ready registered. * Is a Statesman, or only a good talker? It as it is torday, having all our dollars of for our silver or-paper money to its full bothers me to see how bls silver dollar is Republicans see that all your voters are gold, allyer and paper worth 100 cents. face value with the exception of deduct­ a cheap dollar and a dear dollar at the registered Saturday. Don’t fail. Some have the mistaken notion that If the ing a slight exchange for transferring the same time as be claims. republican party is successful this will not the money. In other words a dollar of Every nominee on the republican ticket be true and that all our silver will be our money to as good as gold. Under John G. Steele, of South Bend, Indi­ Is a man worthy of your confidence and thrown out of use. This is not true. We free coinage, or by taking away tbe prom­ ana, Paet Commander of Aulen Post No. your vote. ‘ will use just as much paper and silver as toe of our government to keen • our money 8, of that city denied most emphatically ever. at a parity as at present, our silver and the press reports circulated recently upon The government can force people to paper dollars would be worth just the the occasion of the soldier party to that take money but it can never fix Its pur­ What we want is stability and the beat bullion price of silver, and It would take City. He said that no such address as was chasing power. dollar the jrorld makes. If prosperity two of our silver dollars to buy a gold dol­ purported to have been read was given.. will come at all it will come from certain­ lar, just as ie tbe ease of Mexico, Japan Also that there Is no such organization In The fusion party in this county simply ty, from eenfldence. Upon this question aid China. South Bend as the 200 Veteran Silver hope to get Into power through the assist­ the republican party stands for s.n honest Chab; that a veterans silver organization ance of republican votes. The position of our silver friends that Under the dollar, for a stable dollar, for the dollar of was attempted but that only six or eight guise of voting It expects to hoodwink the world’s best civilization. Our people we need more money to make good times •ignatures could be secured. to not borne out by tbe facts. In *98, *94, enough voters to win. deserve it and to be prosperous they must and ’95 there was coined of money in this have it. Free sliver orators rant against Eng ­ George Q. Scripps, a brother of James country and added to the money of the E. Scripps, aud one of tbe proprietors of land, tbe Rothschilds, Vanderbilts, Rocke­ During all thia campaign tbe • Journal nation. fifty-five million dollars more than tbe Detroit News Tribune, ia Interested in fellers, and other wealthy people, but they has run an obscure portion of a paragraph for tbe years *90, *91 and ’Pl and yet the •liver mines. Mr. Chas. A. Ward, the never say a word abdut tbe great mlliibnfrom one of James G. Blaine's speeches. latter years were years of prosperity, years FunSecretary of the County Demooratie-Unton 4re silver mine owners of tbe* west “ It also has another extract from Benja­ to which the quantity or tbe. products of " •' ailveM’rohlbltion-Fopultot combined com­ ny isn't It? min Harrison's mesMgea to Congress and the farm brought a good price 'and in mittee, was at one time in charge of hto one from Ingersoll. These were aU .pub­ which more mortgagee wees paid and dis­ The fusion to to ’ who have entered sueh aftver mining intereptfl In Colorado, and he Not so the lished with the sole purpose of making charged than were made. will tell you so. Scripps has something Utter complaints about poverty, have not someone believe tteae great leader* were years of *98, *94 and ’95. More money but •ver •190,000' Invested in pffnes, Mr. 'only bad from eight to twelve different in favor of free, silver coinage 16 to I barter times. Tbe trouble was tbe change Wart says. Perhaps Ixe'bM a great deal -local speakers in the field, but have rented We know what our when the fact to that not one of them in our tariff laws. Who foots ■wre, no one knows just how much, 'a large ball for headquarters, were, and tbe Journal editor kuows that opponents told us in ’PS and they were be­ the bills? tar be hi a Bin who keeps hto buslneas af- 1 to It not one simple line of proof can be brought lieved, and we voted for free trade, fairs to himself. Do you imagine for a .M that this fact has anything to (to L Tbe farmers cannot be prosperous wlh- forth to show It. On the contrary, Blaine, out a prosperous working etosa. Under Harrison. Ingersoll, Grant, Ix^can, Zaeh to trust I be party of Lincoln, Grant, our wise tariff tows such a condition pre­ Chandler, Garfield and in fact all the Blaine and Garflekl, who altbtmgh fought the Tribune, the silver twins of vailed, and republican suceewi. will bring Kivile*: nlnri. thl, country luve always In awry poalUon by th. oppoaltk» ).t .. . . -a—a. .. ‘ Uroro —a —w —actpowlWould it be at all strange?— were right and bow --nnlveraHy about such a condltlon jgain. t Try It to»d when be casts his ballot:— 1st—Free Trade. 2nd—Free Silver. 3rd—Supremacy of State Over Government. 4th—Making the Supreme Court Subservient to Party Supremacy. As to the first proposition there need be no extended remarks. The people of Bar­ ry County need not be reminded of tbe fact that four years ago free trade orators were going up and down the length and breadth of this land making the very same promises for free trade that they ___ make to-day for free silver. They told toe people that wheat would bring 81.25 a bushel, that labor would receive more employment and better pay. Neither prom­ ise has been fulfilled. To-day they will say nothing about free trade, but under that ruinous policy farm products have gone down, labor has been ridueed In wage or thrown out of employment en­ tirely, factories have been closed down and many a business suspended. As to' the second proposition, free coin­ Ttere .rtku, tMoiJ th„ .nd mu uferery w11Um, Jon .n, upon. 00. b. mod. tWIrwm., M.nv,W1 w, poor mor.-y when our mon. y „„ra ,ljJt It dangerous for us to bold oat money over Bight, fearing the bank might fail 1 morning. Nothing can be*aS d ,„u.,U8,0 anUtoBHotrtrideofwarim a wd unatable money; It i. by money is the Hfe-btood of a nation, .nd like tbe Wood of our bodte-s, shWll<| kept good. Now these are thfop, upon which we are all agreed, and .upon whkn there to no political eootention bciween tbe parties, there i- (n flPl no rwni f<>r any eouteotion. Iftbto ftep (s .rrred upon all round, to it not well for t0 amine our prerenffinanci.l poijCy. BM money It has given us, before wr resort to an untried experiment that tiu>t lhe present policy aside for one upon; wbicb there must be very grave dodbis of jt, 5UC_- We are ail agreed that ainee the first day of January. 1879. (when we revamp age of silver 16 to 1. Under onr present apeele payment,’that .-u-ry dt. ... - r financial system tbe government stands eireulatkm ha*,been u--;' behind every dollar, gold,silver anti papre. ■of Greenbacks, tbe Treasury so that one circulated as freely as the oth­ Silver Certificates, the Gold, all have tern er until tbe present silver agitation com­ kept good In our hands since then;' the menced a few mouths ago. The govern­ parity between them has here nudMaui^. ment goes out Into the markets of tbe and every dollar whether of aBvetcr paper world under our present law, buys 50h has been kept at, gotil as a gold dollar, and cents worth of sliver, stamps it a dollar' we can' buy just as much vcith H as with a ■ and agrees to keep It xl a tariry with its gold dollar, and it has given us the .largest other dollars. Under free silver coinage circulation ot tfloney ever, had. and »« the government can do no such thing. It a financial system the best we ever u.i 1. would simply allow anybody and every-: No.man &aa lost a dollar under It irmn body to bring 50 cents worth of sliver bul­ 1879 to the present moment. The quertieu lion to the mints and have it stamped ,100 to be determined by the’. American peoplecento and hand it right back to the owner at tbe ballot box <m the Srd of .November, of the bullion. Tbe government honor, to. shall this system -be’-'eimtiuned; or the government credit, or lite government shall we plunge headlong Into the free pledge isn’t back ot a single dollar. it and unlimited coinage of silver, and shake simply stamps 50 cents worth of bullion a this nation from center to clreamferenee. dollar and bands it back to Its owner, with tbe wildest panic that has ever >hnkThis to all 'that Mexico, China and Japan -en,ll? Even Mr. Bryau when asked the can do. It to all that any country under question was compelled to admit “tha*. it the Sun can do under free and unlimited mlght-and probably would brine oda'pancoinage 16 to 1. The credit of tbe gov­ ie.” We can scarcely believe that .the ernment not being behind these free silver soend, sober, commonsenn- of the Amer?dollars makes them do more valuable than can people to going to vote for any sneb so much bullion, and thus they pass for change. only their bullion value in tbe markets ot the world, and only have tbe purchasing It is Whi«;wrrd. power of so much bullion In their own That Mark Hanna must have spent countries. If money sharks, as the fne S4.906,009.000.000,000 if he has been silver men elaim can cqmer gold, they cud guilty of all tbe impossible things the tn# corner shiver with just as much case as sllwtrttea accuse him of. gold. That every republican should vote a As to State Supremacy that was fought straight ticket out In the late war. The platform upon That It was a ••fowl” triqk for tbe free which Mr. Bryan stands favors it- and silver men in Kentucky ta throw rotten this plank in that platform - was placed eggs aCJohn G. Carlisle, Secretory of the. there at tbe instigation of Gov. John I*. Treasury. Altgeld, of Illinois. During the great That that latest doeumei : ol • the free Chicago strikes when tbe mob was in full silverites to to be entitled “What Lincoln control, when the torch was applied tu private property, when passenger and That the republicans of Hastings haw freight traffic was impossible, when United the nicest headquarters lu ie state. States mails were «top ped hnd interstate That bets of flve^to one he. offered ou commerce made Impossible by the Chlcagj McKinley. •. mob, John P. Altgeld, Governor of llliaThat there is.a great crop of political ois, ret the government at defiance and chestnuts ou the very sjpt where the maintained that It had no right to Inter­ •‘Crime of *78" was committed.. fere, and but for the interference of Gro­ That our free silver friend# hrt in a ver Cleveland Chicago would have been great dllema. They don’t knojB whether given over to the mob. to put Watson's or Sewell’s picture beside And lastly If there to any body of men Bryan’s. In this republic above partisanship and That it’s a cold day when the journal­ above suspicion that body should be tbe editor can’t discover a fraud. United States Supreme Court. But if Mr. Bryan to elected our Supreme Court as There never was a more Important it now exists will be done away with and It will be made the foot bail of all political election in tbe history of the country than tbe one this year. There never was an parties. We ask tbe voters of Barry County to election that meant so much to the people. On the one side to free trade, free silver, take these things into consideration before they enter tbe booth to cast their ballots tbe doctrine of state rights and tbe turning for one party or tbe other. We also com­ of our Supreme Court over to the caprice of political parties. • On tbe other side Is., mend to their thoughtful consideration the protection to our American Industries, the fact that previous tn the year 1898, under a tariff to protect our Industries, and un­ malntalnance of tbe parity of our dollars, and tbe oonttauatlon of our present Insti­ der our present financial system we raised our credit above any nation or. earth and tutions. Which will you have? Are you made our dollars good everywhere. Labor In favor of protection to American Indus* tries, or our present policy of free irajt? was employed on all aides at good pay. and factories were humming wl.th business. Are you in favor of lowering out currency Think of conditions as they existed before ■yjitem to tbe level-of China. Japin and 5893. Think of tbe promises they made Mexico, or do you want to keep it just as it to? At present our dollars are good as you In 1893. Argue with yourself wheth­ er It will not ba boat lor yoa to go back to gold in any part of the world because the the condition of things that extoled -pre­ government Is back of every’ 0Devious to 1898. rather than continue in tbe under free coinage ot silver 10 to 1', the condition that has existed since. Think government honor and government riedlt this all over with youreelf calmly and woufid not be beck of them and they would all oink to tbe bullton price of '•Uwithout passion or prejudice aud see If ver, which al present would only be 50 you do not rmno to tbe Involuntary oonelualon that our present d tot rose to not cento. Soeb a policy we believe would be ruinous. It would mean the unsHtling of all values, Il would mean the tearing •mrlj > quarter of a century Mo, bat by “ "unoardonable blunder" ooMnltM down of all businesa relations as they ex­ only tour yean mo. Will, tbeoa taoM •» ist at present and eotabltohlni It ou a new and fluctuating btsto, according as bullion silver prices fluctuate io the markets of tbo world. More than that. It would do nothing whatever to. relieve the present distress; It would do noihlag Whatever to remedy tbe evita of wbtoh the free silverItes complain, viz the cooler of money. gold and j«*al aa effeellvely^ oeivwd by aay free silver fallacy. b" <1‘*’ �..AV r'‘QDl0n * *** Utt Michi®, rww tuns out a torohitrtt »rww,iM. Hastin.. .7 °*v“te k lenlU^*nd t*ek a ball to oren elr/held at aUenZTv » /<lh “‘’rF1?" ~ Oooe U ttelr republican LhF.-» _ •wn«*a by Dr. C. A. Osborn rally Touda^ evenlaa. lt .h,,, t|1„ ,Brw ■the sentiment 1, blowing In that pan of probably Olb*r ttreB the county. WANTED—A good man to take ageucy .n thlr county tor tbe singer Manufulurlng Company. Most come well rec­ ommended and give bond. Address Tire Snrirea Mro. Co, *Vark Hnnna says > decorate with I'ni'ti-U States nags baturJay. Oct. 30th. Senator -’ames K. Jonis are decorate Saturday, .Oct, . ^h..with United States flagf Everybody decorate - and ibuy yaurflags of ■ A I,. HEATH, The Druggist. ...AL NEWS. < XCULflTION * . 125 quire?. • election the full . rc»s dispatches of ■jrns will be received a ..cis at the Opera i’.x-ry fine welcome, and oysters. Adrais- The A«SOC; .McCoy Furniture umley, of Vermont, a >rrow night. Hear th1 Op’! ■ were sold at this point hwt excursion of tbe •'.tan »hu all rvinembef that this ye.-,: they have »u opportunity, to vote for a ftnpet L>' Representative—Myron Wise. . At a • - . A uf the Qrand Lodge of Odd F--1 as ht< 1 At Lati«lng last Wednesday astfaw vote -honed 325 votes tor MeKinley sad 121 fur Bryan. Then- i« but one wooden bridge in inati-:..;', Allegan cdunty, all tbe i -. eight In number, being of iron. The Miss Anna Wolf accompanied by ber Tunes. yesterday. The Plalpwei*. band was pres­ ent and Victor. M. Gore spoke in the eveDing to an audience that filled the school houae t<> overflowing, and scores wenturned away. A great torchlight proces­ sion moved through the slreets and much enthusiasm for McKinley ft Hobart and the slralght republican ticket was aroused. The following is told of a young man'in ver hat” remarked to Gen^ Algpr tbe I oth­ । day, when the train stopped at ihisicity, er one of our neighboring towns whois addieted to tbe cigarette habit: He bad smoked 1.200 packages end wrote to tbe manufacturer to know what they would give* him fol 1,200 pictures that had come With the cigarettes. The answer 5>f the manufacturer was right to tbe point— "smoke 1,200 more and we will send you. a coffin."j trip who helped to carry' Hen. Sickles off the fieW." With a merry twinkle in his ' eye Gen. Alger passed on, aud the veteran 1 1of tbe sliver hat remarked upon how cold tbe weather was. /ijrMonday, Oct 26. occurred tbe 73rd □ooo train tor Hudson, Wednesday, where be will enter his brothers drug store. This stock was bought in quantity for spot cash when furniture was the lowest price ever known. Mg. and Mrs. Chas. llayter, of Middle­ ville, visited her pareats, I. M. B. Gilles­ pie last week. Mr. Hayter has sold hla photograph gallery In Middleville, and will soon leave for Colorado, hoping to benefit Mrg. Hkyter's health which is very poor. Come while the stock is complete. bondholders, bankers, and the money Slick io me Truth Me’-chants in advertising must “stick to the truth or lose customers. We don't want to lose customers, but instead keep old ones and gain hewones. Its ' the truth when we .tell you we have a good honest line ofRubber Goods this winter. i Real Estate Transfer*. Caroline K. HiveiutoWm. W. and Mary E. fit flair. iiarcri. we 13, Maple Grove, fnoo. Caleb G. Smith to Latite* I. Bowers, lot 363. city.-am. I.RoseBathto Solomon M. Grimes. parcel. I’ ankce Springs. j Amos Everhart to Emina V. and Thomas and Mwtie •!., Kicn. te a. sec 1, Yankee Springs, 1 Everhart, per heirs, tn Man H. Ever­ I Anius hart, parcel, t and Z. Yankee Spring?, feouo. ' RUBBER BOOTS. We have the “Vulcan” Rubber Boot with a vulcanized leather insole which prevents perspiration and preserves the shape of the boot. Your attention is called to- our “Stub-proof” or “Duck Brand” Rubber . Boots which are proving, to be , < SOMETHING^ *'that he would like to see Gen. Skiles. ‘ i because be was standing right near him when the Gcneral's'leg was >hot off. and |helped to carry him off the fiefd.” The lone, lorn soldier didn't'know what'to say Mien । Gen. Alger replied "Is that so. We have ।already run bctum 2.500 soldiers on this nrtlHihy uf Mr. J. J. Hendershott, ot Irv­ ing. A'buut 50 of his old time friends aud | relatives were Invited In to celebrate it with him. The gue'sts were also iovlted at the Presbyterian parsonage. «„ compote- - Ite aod.bt.wa.aMr-mpl.. wajHo expect to gain vot<* eol rotcr.10 IM* «llld’l’=«1«e- Archie McCoy Furniture Co H. T. Merrill. Johnstown. Hiram Coleman. Johnstown. Henry Roe. Nashville. H. E. Phillipa, City. Sidney Hull, Hope. Irving Rose. Maple Grove. J- H. Valentine. Hope. Eli Henry. Carlton. R. K. Grant. City. .Sherman Bull, Carlton. Chas. Mensch. Assyria. Reuben Bunn. Freeport. Wm. H. Stebbins, City. J. W. Bentley, Ctty. ■low's. Mrt. Itorett.Ev.na and Miss Harrie t Col. Bradshaw, who claims to hat! from Kentucky, got quite a shaking up at Te­ Bvans. of Bellevue, aro visiting at D. RThe Job for building the new city hall konsha where be spoke a few nights since. McElwain’s. hu been let by the city council to KlckWill Hintee relumed thh rm-" • The News aaya: ”001. ®ao ft Atkins, of Kalamazoo, for *5.800. to deny being from Montana. He did week, vl.il with bl. Meter it AberWork will liigin as scum as the work on deny owning allrer mines there. «ny the ba*eiiisnt is completed, aud be pushed deco. S. Dakota. did he not stale and deny the jeal.MaerHon. P. T. Colgrove returned from hh to completion as rapidly u possible. tlon that he Is from Bolte City. Montana w„tem trip In Ibe Intereel. "t the K. of Mother?, do jour children complain of in which state he has resided for the ^at WH feet? Boy them a pair of those nice, 30 years; that be Is a wealthy attorney p. order Friday. (Siblrler W. S.wllb com« home 'rom Wanu- lin^ fch(ie8 wc are abowiDg. Nice there—that there are additions In Butte liArMrS.Urd.r.to rwtW.rbb drt« Dongola stock, with patent leather tips, City, Anaconda and other s^rounding town, ktibwn as the Cui. Bradshaw addK •Pring heel, button. Call and see (bem. Mrs. Susan lx*. tlons-and that he la here In the Into . Woolky & Brqnbon. Co.. N. Yp I* "" C0“' “ U Is said that Frank Pancoast, one of of the silver men of that atate. He M John Kuril and J. &’ O’1’ toe local free silver orators, removes a big say that he drinks whisWy when be wknta Mr. .nd Mm Uolta.n, ot Grand Jun* £ That most have been cheerful news two or three karat diamond from his shirt uun.beve return’d bonre after a <»«k. liont when he speaks out in tbe country joiheProhlbitionbta occupying <lhej£Vleit With Monde In th), dtp. 5ctl(;,J‘ houses. •> We don't know whether it trum.^Man.A«U.Stot«mnn. Th. afore^ • a Um Andrew Diehl W'd Mrs. U true ur not. But we can see how a dia „ld gentleman .poke at Dolton one .fight | K«L nt WednfM,ty nond on the bosom of a free silver orator test week, and dieted the Urge maj«> with P. Sdhnmann «nd Wou,<1 detract very much from the effeet- Ity of bls aodiener by bis talk. Mr, Fd Farr end daughter, and Mm. •reuets of HtMi trades agaioBt the "bloat­ „poWlc.na Wl n°"nd‘’/ ,, ‘vJDd Power of Wall street.* wbo are invaribly Ascribed os being aUlr^ ln broadcloth• ,Dd dtotncntifc. How ia it Frank? Save You Money Carlton, who has been attending business college at Grand Rapids, took the after- In honor of Mr. G.-J. Beamer, of this city, >a former resident of Irving, and neighbor . whose birth occurred on the same day. This was also the 40th anniversary of the ' marriage of Mr. and .Mrs. Hendershott <spd was made glad by the .presence of all Jrthyr children.After many pleasant ' femlnlah'n-esor *nre olden time.” in ele­ 1 • Igant supper was served, and each guest departed feeliag that they had been roy­ ally entertained aud wishing their host Prophet Hicks gives tbe following dUI1 •: :'ineLt .4 .ill night. and IxietcM many happy returns of the mal pre tletiou far the winter: "Tbe win­ Republican headquarters foe receiving day. . ter of 1896-97 will be very long and cold, ebNibn returns will be at Mudge’s Opera PERSONAL MENTION. with much snow In all localities, where ii-Mj-wr. this city.- Full associated press snow Is a factor. Blizzards numetous, Gus McNaughton, of Battle Creek. Is In th-Mti-he? will I*e received, and county roads will be blocaded. all to be followed Murns a, jm-II., Admission 15 cente. by much rain and hlgSi water most of the the city­ Dr. G. W. Lowery was In Vermontville Hear eloquent Col. E. M. Irish, of Kal- year. Do not be In. baste to get in spring •n.azi>j. at the Opera house. Monday crops: plant large and late varieties of Tuesuay. • right. Cui. Irish Is one of tbe leading com; provide good shelter for self and Ort Lichty has returned from Barlinglawyers Michigan, well knowp In the stock and do not forgvj the suffering, hun­ ton< Iowa. Jcrture field, and a forceful aud instruct­ gry and poor of our land. Mr«. Philip Jon—- 01 Detroit In vt,IUn< ive speaker. We are pleased to call attention In brief Mm. Bert Uke. Frank 8. Plumley, United -States sena­ to the aims and plans of the University Mr». Brink spent U»t weelt <IU> •« tor from Vermont, is one of the most bril- association, a branch of which has been sla>r it Middleville. lunt. and satisfactory • peakers on tbe established In onr elty. Tbe association Mm. Iliodall, ot Grind Biplda. Ie vleil•tump, aud ha5 a national reputation as an is not connected with any one University, tm Mm. W. tl, Power. orator. Hear him to-morrow.night at the but Is a federation of the teaching powers Mm. Peter Sohnminn. who hi* been opera house. of tbe principal Universities of tbe world. eerlou.lr III I* reeoeerlni. Wort has been received from Kenyon L. Tbe first years coarse will be history, laid Mm. Both Modrre vlllled her diowhtir BattertWd that a long diary Institute will out by professors of history of the leading el Lake 0-lw-ai iMt wee*. he held rt Hastings Dec. 15. 16 and 17. colleges. The following officers were . Mr and Mm Scudder, ot Mlion, hive Speakers from abroad will be present, and elected for the Hastings club: Rev. A. bM.nvIelllneitA.Xl’*""'”"'’, *n interesting time is looked fur. More D. Grigsby leader; Prof. B. A. Holden or­ MtM Gertrude Sl-bbln. .pent Sun.I.y 7 particulars later. ganizer: .1. E. Mealley president; Miss with Mr. and Mm. W. K Mias Hendershott and Mrs. Isa Dlckln- Replogle vice president: Nonna Michael have opened a Hue of ladles furnishlug secretary; Misa Jewell treasurer. TJ>e •Ing. Frank Danslow. of Muikegon, Wod« In the millinery parlors of Miss J. next meeting will be held Friday evening epent Sunday .nd Moudvy it Gen. «•».11 Shenna:>. Dress patterns In the latest .’Wellies and dress findings a specialty,and afull Um- of -antples to select from. for the month of November, and will make prices that will close the stock and Mrs. Cora B. Powers and daughter Ada leave for Georgia and other southern ' Points next week, where they will spenff ' the winter with relatives. Chaa. bright, a son of Dr. Wright, of not considered safe. The city will repair the damage dune and voted to have, ti e gentlemen who will build theelly hall d tbe ume at once. Tbe editor of tbe Traverse City Ueralc baa eaten six lead pencils, ewallowed n doren pen. and become nearly u,ldhi.adnt In trying to figure out the folbiwlng' “Al tbe home ot Mark. Curlla two inlles from Trere™ lo breakfa 1 u bi r '1 r ’ " "*’*“ 10 brt“ra'1 al nw table four ruutliers, two gralptm.s. one great grandma one tnttnd' pa. two uncles...one great ptfcle. two brothers, one sister, one nkcZ two great : nieers, onp great nephew.^/ne cousin, two ,second cwusUis, and In a^f there werejouly New Furniture at Cost, Mrs. Daniel Striker and Mrs. J. C. Lampman are attending a district meeting of the W. F. M. 8. of the M. IL church at Muskegon this week. Col. Irish wbo elate, the e.tupalgu for the republicans of this cite Mon,Uy night . a... ' s one ot tbe beat known erlmtual lawyers in the state, and an easy and fluent apeak- • er on ail topics. Hastings people have i never had an opportunity to hear him before, and are sure to avail thrni<elve5 of this opportunity in large numbers. six grown people and foar children.” One lone, lorn goldier ^vbd wolw aHllThe Delton republicans had a big rally OftF ^ert long and cost continue to sell nei°e Mln Nichols left for Howard City, Tueaday, for a two weeks visit with rvtattve*. ^^ueX^Xn’; to grace that position. Mr. Pierce Mid In exearatlng tor the cellar to the now bo tell like poor dog Tray In bad company, oily ball, the foundation ot A. Black A but nut ot common courtesy compiled. Son's marble shop waa weakened mater, It Is very seldom that .Ruting, people lally. aa the fnundation for the ball aoe. have the opportunity ot hearing three so Ove feet below tire 000,00 the- marble distinguished orators In u clow sncces shop.' One ,lde or the 'building at the cion as they will Frldsy. Saturday and front hu settled two Inches, and the'balldMonday evenings, when Senator Plumley, log Is cracked Io some places large enoogn, ot Vermont, Hon, John J. Enright, post­ to thrust In a man’, band./ Mr. and Mr,. master ot Detroit, and Col. K. M. irlab. ot F. D. Black, wbo occupy the second ,ior>, have left their rooms, a, the building 1, Kalamazoo, will apeak. Sylvester Greuael’s bant caught Bre Sunday night, and got great headway I,tore the Ore department arrived, owing to the tact that the tire alarm system was all out ot work. .About S200 damage was done, with Stop Insurance ph building. Everything movable In the barn war. saved. : The origin or the tire is a mystery ■ For tbe purpose of losing the entire stock „ Mre- Bm"V C. Cook retorood bom. Monday. •»»>«•« that ever Grand Rapid,. Mich. '"“■obletl In tbe NubrtIle ‘ 3 South DIHaloo St. ThurwHy et R«v. Tb«. Cox. of the M. B. church I, te wtnEl,r* h‘<»'«n putta. ano nearing the clone ot a very euceesafol between „w„,nd e|glll •crlea ot Sunday ev«>ln< lecture, on hl, preeent.^ The taruuua soldier, state* recent trip abroad. They have proved «P.«dMtforw-<(v,n both Instructive and entertaining, and a ovation. a„d hU addra, enurce ot much prodt io tbe large andl- <?t. n, >”d.Mld. aneea that have greeted him. lerllle people were present. The Nash­ Down at Brush Ridge the other night, Ville republicans are hustler, ot tbe Bret the free silver speaker, bad to call on a water, and have put np a ,pl,nd|d republican to act as chairman, presumably' pelgn which will show’ Its result, oh Tues­ ■ there not being a silver sun In the crowd day. NO dlmunltion of interest in temper­ ance reform judging from the crowd at-the Presbyterian church last Sunday evening. ILi'.i.'Jolin J. Enright, of Detroit, Is said The pastor said his church would alwajs to be a ••whirlwind” as a»peaker^-_He is tie open to advocates of temperance I »oand Money democrat. and a very logiwhether other churches were or rffit. Ex­ csi and fr-rt-e! '..:-peaker. Hear him Sat­ cellent talks were given by Mn. Meurday nig; ’ El wain, Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Barnum. The night uf election tbe Associated Admirable recitations and awefci songs P.tH dispatches and complete election re­ helped to make up a very Interesting ptoturns will be received at (toodyear Bros, gram. 4 tail by lire -I’.i-r party. Admission. 15c. Im* onr built wrtwd bon tnu, ou, pwtartv Mr. c. W. D«t dMthter, of OraM liapldB. Wbo hu bw. Ttaltln. ber former 6 parents, ■** deli- - Nice, Warm, Lined, Shoes For Children. Fine Dongola Stock, Nice Patent Leather Tips, Pointed Toe, i Spring Heel, 1 Button, ' । Call and see them At The Red Front Shoe Store. Great Sellers. A new and full line of men’s and boys’ ‘•Perfections,” “Huro»s* and two-buckle “Captions;” also men’s storm Alaskas and Arctics. L. E. STAFFER HASTINGS MARKETS. Blitter. 10 to 12 ■ WiHard N. Miller, Mania Grove Sarah Edna Mapes. Maple Grove . Woolley & gronson I-ard per lb., e. Potatoes per nu.. 2S. Rye per bu., 25. Tallow per lb . u-i. Gate per bu.. 15 . Wheat, rod per bu. 73. Wheat, white tier bu, 73 Hay per ton. 5U>7 Pork dressed. 4XU Beans, 30 to HO Chicken dressed. B. Beef dresMNt. i a to 5.50. Beet Ute, 2.75. Mutton, dreuml. 5. ctoverseed. .nn to A.00 Wool, unwasbed, h to 10. Wool, washed. 10 to 15. Frank W Moxbod Thornappie Lulu LHamilton, Tbortiapple Gforr'Harrington. Carlton V Inole Whitney. Woodland . AlbertC. Hampton. Barry Emma J. Carl. Hope Knurr Blough. Bowvtr-* IvaMoultoD. Irving Reuben G. Bellinger. Rodney Ida Farlee. Woodland Frod W. Kellogg. Barry Ruth A. Dudley. Bajry Men's Sack Suits, $5.00 Odd Suits and Broken Lots. Some 18, *io and ♦xa kinds. Boys' Suits, $2,00 AU Wool Goodfit 5 to ii years. Only a few left to close out.. Boys' Knee Pants, 25c to $ 1 Heavy Goods for Winter, Including Corduroys. Red Flannel Underwear, $1 We also have all grades □Fleece Lined Goods. Boys' Underwear, 25c., 35c. Heavy Cotton and Fleece Lined. Boys' Leather Stockings, ( 7 $) we»r iJkehLeather. Fall Overcoats, Less Than Cost. Winter Overcoats, All Styles and Grades. IB doz. Muleskin Gloves just received and more coming. on* LEADING CLOTHIERS’ KS Kt i Thursday- Oct. 29, 1896. w. » coo*. BK BB KU Hasting' Banner. �astings Banner WILL SUPPORT MtClNLEY. WHEAT GOES UP, SILVER DOWN. HURTS THE FARMER tism Thursday, Oct. 29, 1896. * THE DESTRUCTIVE EFFECTS OI The reason salver does not go sp in believes in a gold standard and ibe im­ price with wheat at thia time is plain JHE WILSON TARIFF. «TKKKI> AS BJECOXV CLAM MATTER AT mortal principles of mi “honest dollar!" enough. The people of the British A holder of one-fifth of tbe stock in a Isle* do not went sliver total. There is THE HASTINGS, MIC-.. POSTOFFICK, body ot silver that hua ?!.X).00(MXJ0 no known way by which silver can be AU9VST 14, 1879. worth of bullion in sight .who »*ays tihut cooked nnd eaten. It cannot be ground Bryan ia burn charlatan, and tiie silver * into flour, nor made into bread or coke, craze but aa empty political movememi- The entire silver product of the world which will be forgotten in a year! A might be landed od tbe wharfs of Llvgentiem&u who is intrusted with the erpool or London without adding one interests of others in this wine so that cent’s worth to the stock of food on In prevfotts articles during th he practically controls it who believe* which - * • the British - - people - must ■ draw -for Obe Good Ha/oriUM tor Sousd Monq that the free silver movement Is. the their daily sustenance for the next 12 iu which the Wiltma-Gorman tariff ha- j Mr. 1'erxms: “Arc you’ to be uuder^ veriest rubbish and would not change months. It follow^ that, even though injured Michigan farmers. ' ' • Protection and Reciprocity. the situatiou for silver miners! And a mH the wheat crops of other countries (i) It curtailed the ejrpavte o'] protection to be extended to inc uce' man who was u sponsor at t-be christen- fa bed in toto, leaving . our American . farm producta. In the fiscal year : sugar iudiMtryf” VOTE THE WHOLE REPUBLICAN TICKET Ing of Leadville. Such a person lives in wheat crop as the only source of supply Mr. Bryan: " I am must aaaurrdiy. under the AftKiuley tariff and th® ri” Mr. McKenna: ""Doyou really be;ie» Detroit and is widely ‘ known and re­ the British people would not pdy one Inrocitv treaties, the tota ’ . value ol I ciprocity treatirM, the fluta* that Un-protective policy is similar, to spected here for his sound jt^gmenL cent per ounce more for our silver, or nuvti e*jn«< i Be is Unpt, William XL Stevens. for any other country’s silver, on that calendar year JSU5. under the Wilsixt ; the pickpocket's pulley cl patting -a Md BuninMa Depression-Now Let U man’s hand into amxtber num's poekeb “I do not believe la free gilver," he account. Wheat might go to famine tariff their value waa only $533,215,41 •' ! and extracting.money from it?" Have a Period of BnpublJcauMm nut said. “I believe in ’sound money’ and an prices in England, and would do «o Mr. Hrran: ’’Yea, that K»y belief. a falling off of RMa.llfl.9p. or urer & honest dollar. ’ These matters of silver ’ in the case supposed, yet silver would Xtaalneaa Activity. • • ""1 care not, fw the aake of the per cenLand gold will regulate themselves. Sil­ not go to famine price*, because, for f2) It has increased the imports al I: argum.-nL which poaitioxi is troe. One ver has gone down. Very well; more the purpose of averting famine, silver, of three eoudkiuus mnat exist at this The following.-vignette will appeal gold ia being produced. Last year 860,- is as useless and valueless as coal or many farm and paature prxMlacta. in litne. We have imposed a tariff on wool; at the head of the Republican colunu; 000,000 in gold was produced in the ’ iron.. The price of silver never has ruled,' eluding almost everything that i: .we may have given a compensalmj raised in Michigan. Of wool aldne tin duty, which b equivalent to that tariff, ia the blanket ballot which you wll* United States as opposed to 830,000,000 and never rap rule, the price of wheat, import* cluring the fiscal year if94 upon wool in all In all ita manufactured, take with you to the voting booth ot the year before. Soon silver will go up There is ao price relation between tbe which was the lastfnB year of the Me forms. The manufacturer of wool , Jueaday, Nov. again, and we will resume business at two products. Silver has gone down, fur Kinley tariff, were 55.152.585 pounds. must, if hr buys foreign wool, pay thia our mine. I am 78 years old, and will the - /„ mme reason that wheat haj» gone In the calendar yeac 1K95, which wa_* duty. Now, if the farmer get* do in­ Jive to see our mine operated most profit- down in the p^st 25 years, because the first full yean undvr the Witeo?. creased price for his wool bycauM of ably. 1 would buy more stock in it to- there has been mon: of it produced than tariff, they were 24S.989.S17 wunds. an Election, and the manufacturer deals day if I had the available cash. There could be sold at the old price of 1871. cstiy with the" people and does not increase <>t iv3,K3ti.ii3-’ pounds, or 35J is’now about $22 per is'now jm*f capita iu in tbecounthe coonThere There is isno nopower powerin inthe thegovernment goverument charge them anything extra, then the try. We could easily stand 830, redeem- nor in legislation to make things that removal of this duty will still bring re­ (3) By its dupreasing effect upon lief to the consumers of woolen goods able in gold. I want to see ail Silver re- are constantly being produced in dcemable in gold. Of course wc can’t( greeter quantities and at lower coat sell .■ manufacturing industries, especially oi by reducing the price of imported wool woolen gcxKls and iron mnnnfacturvN ’w-ithout affecting tbe prior of the farm­ pay dur debts in ailrer. All auph talk for tu high prices as when they were It hat greatly injured, and in noim ers'home-grown wool Th is is the first k idiotic. produced in far less abundance and at condition which may exist" * "Our vein or body of orc is 1,200 feet much greater cost. If our farmers or cases destroyed. Um home market Imtcr in the debate in answer tea which L. the most valuable market fox j long, 400 feet in width and 100 feet ' oar wage-earner* allow themselves to | question Mr. Bryan said: “We are ‘ the farmer. ’ deep, ao fur as we know. That is it be tricked with the promise that the j cmly beginning an attack which will ' (I) It has been esp-eially diaastroui Under thia vignette you will find the]| contains 18,000,-000 cubic feet of good government can raise the price of their lx* continued as long aa there is any­ in itoqffeyt upon the lumber an.l.iroe thing tn n-mrdy." • names of the candidates for whom yot interests of Michigan, which in • 1 sVi j . still uf'the same opinion. Is ..-ill vote if you desire to continue your were employing more tixan bHJJMU men j that what the fnrmers and manufac. ipport of the principles and policlei at good wages, und'which were large I tuf-ers of Michigan want? . •»t the Republican party. .consumers of almost everything that! " ------ ------------------------After the history and experiencub 01 was raised, for Hiun or ■ beast. ThUM: ■ A popni.ali«in-‘ whose lal»or is insuffi.40 past four years we take it' that industries arenot, now, employing one- ’ ,'tently rs-innn.-rated rouat become .lore are not many Republicans who fourth ns many -------------. .men us in that year . physically and morally unhealthy and •-. ill not continue that support. and thi-ur x-onsuining capacity U rv MieiaHy uhatalile; and though it mar Four years ago the country was en j .1:in ------------------* -proportion. ,j ( snevvi’d fora while in. industrial cbm­ .duccd even greater >ying an" unprecedented degree ol One of the main questipus in tbit : petition, by reason of the. cheapness of /tsine.ss and industrial prosperity i campaign i-» whether the tariff policy its product*, it must in the end fall, lore men were at work in factories I which has lieen thus destructive ui through hideous miserJ’ and degrad id at better wages than ui any pre American Industries an I uf home mar Lion to utter ruin.—Professor Huxley. ous year. Our exports of agricul ‘ keta slmll continue. :ral, as well as of other products, The Republican platform says: ‘"We * arc the largest in the' history of the ixyxvw and emphasize our allegiance • funtry. and good prices were obtainto the policy of protection as the bul­ *le for almost every product of the wark of American industrial indepeud. irai aud of tbe factory. . enee and the .fonndutioU of ^mcrican | The delusive •promise was made 01 development and prosperity. This | ill better times if wc would abandon true American policy ‘taxe« foreign ! :e old Republican policy of protecproducts and enuonragos home Indus-'' i.Dever ,t done, and it te especially ... wearing . >n and adopt the Democratic policy try; it puts the burden of revenue on and -J wearisome waarteoxuo to those tboae whose v.hoec blood is w free trade. We-, made the experiforeign guod>; it secures the American impure aud unfit properly to tone, sue■nt to our sorrow and have had u market (or the American prgdneer; f. tain, and renew th? wasting of nerve* ig period of business depression as a upholds the American stamlard - oi’ muscls and tHsus. It b more Imcaum.* at •mlL wages for the American workingman;: c<,,“lftion ot the blood that women rhe same man who were then udvoit the t..-u>rs by tbe sele of th. dO“B’ . .ting free trade and prosperity arc _ __ ’lOh.-M'1 form, und inukes the American farmer I Tired, Weak, Nervous, »w promising prosperity if we will le;.s tlvjK-.T^ent ou foreign demand ami 1 Than because ot tbe work itaelL Every .’opt their. Tree silver notions. They price; it diffuses'genera! thrift, ami physician w»y« bo, aud that the only rcm-•re all wrong four years ago. . They fouuds the strength uf all un the J edy b in building up by taking a'goofl strength of each. In its rensonaldt- nerve tonic, blood purifier and vitalizet Notwithstanding the confused and appBration It Is just, fair and impartial , like Hood'a .MaraaparillM. Fof the troubles icertain conditions that prevailed —equally opposed to foreign flontrai 1 16 Women at change ot season. trly in the campaign there is every -nJ monuDoIv. L> u> sectional »^tlo»»i un 1 d«tte»tie domestic xnono[M>ly, work, nervousness, and impure blood, idiculion now of a sweeping Be pub* discrimination and individual favor­ thousands have found relief and cure fa 5an victory. ’ All that is necessayy to itism. • » • To all our pruducu-&-ake sure of this is to get out the fulf to th<w of the mine and the "field- an apublican vote. well us to those of the shop and factory At th j polls on election daj’ .stamp ox —to lu mp, tn Wool, the product of the .u-k an (X> under" the Republican great industry of sheep husbandry, as ••ynette. and then pass your ticket UNCLE SAM—-"FOOD FOR THOUGHT, MR. FARMER." well as to the finished woolens of th.■ the election inspector. If you want mills—we promise the must ample pro­ * vote the-straight Republican ticket tection.’ " , is is all you need to do.’ so^ far as The Chicago platform, upon whkh The One True Blood Purifier. *1 per bottle, •or own vote, is concerned. Having ore. When rilver waa $1.29 an ounce wc crops or of the^r labor by simply or­ Bryan is running, holds that tariff i Prepared only by c. I. Hood & Co, Lowell. Mass.» »ne this early in. the day see that were able to pay $400,000 in dividends dering 53-centa’ worth of silver to be duties "’shonld be levied solely.fop the 1 .___ an-tbe only pUh totake »ur Rapubliean neighbors vote and atmualiy. When it went down to W labeled “one dol r,” they will lx? made purposes of revenue” ami adds, ’’until 1100(1 S 1 lllS with Hood's barsaiMunlia ius have your share of. the triu mplr of cents we could just pay our way. When the victims of Ltical bunco steerers tht: money qaestipn is avttlqd. we are aKinley. Protection, Racdproclty aud it reached 75 cerite wc lost money, and •who trill pockc nil the profits of the opixiucd to any furkh.-r changes In our •osperity. . much poorer than so we closi-d the mine, waiting until the fraud and leave tar. ff laws, crstvpt such as are neces­ overproduction of gold would again before.—-Balt imo Bun. sary to miikc up the deficit in revenue With me protection is a conviction. make conditions favorable. caused bv the adverse decision of the <»theory. 1 bolkjvj it-and 1 warmly DRIFT OPINION. “Will Bryan be elected? Not at all. Upr-me court ou the income tax.” vneate it, because co veloped in it are He hasn't the remotest chUnoe. At first Mr. Bryan himself 'is even mo-«’« CTThe free sil scales are falling /co’jutry’s liijiiost development and many people were with him, misled by strongly opposed to protection tha.i To the Editor .—1 have an absolute JOtest prosperity; out of it come the delusions. Now they have had time to from the cye« of working men.—Chica­ xu-e the various parties which are sup- • remedy fur Consumption. By its timely use go Tribune. -eatest gains to the people, the grentthink, and the battle has been lost for porting.him. ills chief reputation in t nuusarxls of lux'riess cases have been already CTThc silver m&e owners do not ap tcomfort to the misses, the widest some time. I know Mr. Bryan well. congress was made by his tariff permanently cured. So proof-positive am I courageinrnt for manly aspirations, He’s a very smart fellow. He’s always ]*atr to be so entiiuaiuStic that theyarc of its power that I cottskfcr it my duty to • c best and largest reward for honest had his fingers In the public crib; that beating down the kids on McKinley to speeches of March 16. 1892, ami zerrd two botlfrs frtt to those of ydur renders .’orta, mjd a dignifying and elevating any appreciable exicnL—Chicago Poet. January 13, 1®II. In these speeches wlxj have Consumption.Throat. Bronchial or is, he’s a born politician. I don’t think axenship. upon which the "safety and CZThe silver caO^Hdnte would rather he denounced protection in every Lun? Trouble, if they wifi write me thek he believes a word he preaches. I cal! form, and iu th B94 speech he •rity and permanency of our political express and postofik-e address. Sncerel*. him a calamity howler. • He relies upon । Ixs president than tx» right; but there advocate 1 every reduction in the tariff T. A. SI4XTTM, H. C-, .’S3 p-trl St., Hew T.Tib .item depend.—Win. McKinley. talking for a living, and, of course, busi­ are strong reasons $>r the belief that he that was proposed, his only lament be­ ness men and the Intelligent voters " ill never be eithet*.—Pittsburgh Dis­ The Republican party stands for ing that the reductions did not go fnr patch. sooner or later find him onL nest money 'and the chance-to earn CTThe st xuggle far free coinage doci -enough. 11 -re arc two extract from “I know Teller very well, too. Used by honest toil.—Wwi. McKinley. the H'J2 Np-,x*,*h. anti columns of the to work side by side with him in Col­ not seem to have a favorable effect on orado. He stood in tbe water with tjir the price of silver. Since the first of tome sort of "stuff might be quoted: "I tl.'aire u> sty that I am in hearty this month the price has decreased one pick and we were fellow-laborers.” sympathy with tlw majority of the “Isn’t Mr Teller an example of n cent an ounce.—Toledo Bee. I’omcdtiee in its d.-cisiun to attack the C7"The fact that the fa.r-mers.of Ne­ tariff in d.-Lill; an I j think that the lieve in free silver?" wan asked. ' braska are riding 20 and 30 miles to at­ bill i wojch have been reported and the “No; It Is perfectly true he hasn’t any tend republican meetings does not go bills to be r.-pc.ru? 1 will fully answer diver mine. lie never was a success at to show that the candidate of three the argw'.u.-.^ of the gentleman, that diver mining or any other kind of rain­ parties is likely to curry his own state. we are ifxmdng only, a slight assault Upon the syslvtu. ing. Hia ability lies in the same direc- —St. Louis Globe-Democrat. “I was troubled, a long time, with “The re.in-iion which we have made 1 ion as Bryan’s. He’s a politician mid DTThe silver in a silver dollar at to­ <ick headache. It was usually aclias made tils living’by talking. He.Aoo. day’s ’’•quotation is worth 40.8 cents, in the tariff up >3 manufactured articles ompanied with severe pains in the is a great re lac.ion in existing sched­ is u smart, plausible fellow. He always and this would be tlw measure of all ules. It is n<i* as great a reduction as .emples and sickness at the stomwas plausible. I supported him for-a wages, salaries, pensions, annuities and raijC.r. af Junie... I belies thst we .ch. I tried a good many remedies good many offices. Now that he seeks other values were such dollars to be have 1 making far mor.- tariff than can be recommended for personal glory by becoming n calamity freely coined.—Albany’Journal. »it brie. rhotrti to b - n.nwary to provide for this complaint; but howler, of course I must repudiate him. .my dvxcrep t, if lltdbe is any differCFThe state of Alabama lost all credit it was not until 1 be­ Why.’ I remember when gold wfls a drug Id money centers by its1 free silver erase ?ncc. beie.vtm thi* cost of manufacture t* KU KATE URtiKK. on the market and silver was way up. and is not able to borrow a dollar/ Ita her and ?>.>■»!. But .1 am led .to State of MMMpn. Conntv of Hurrygan taking 1 * IM* s*’’ ‘<!rate eduction of the All thane troubles will Deregulated soon school-teachers ere unpaid .for the last tariff np<m extnnfnutured articles for by-the miners themselves. Cold min­ quarter, and no money is in sight for tworeaujn.: FlrtL hecanse. in going ing dow occupies the attention of min­ past dr present ex;>t-.ns4s. Alabama is From a vx-ioxj s7s:em-anti [ believe Pills that ! received hundred *wd aitn-tt ers. When there is plenty of gold our feeling Bryanism quickly.—Chicago In­ that our pre-.-nt system h a vicious sl^ °’‘e anything like perma­ ArmMnnw, .ludftv <»t mine and other mines will turn out ter Ocena. iystem. create I bv the necessities of rn»i"ai r!’* ®**ar*®* nent benefit. A sinenough silver to pay bigdj'hlends ««»««• war and exmanad Uy favoritUin—b;?rzBryan makes a great outcry ,b*”1 A*her K. de box of these piMs did the work The silver mine owners, in my opinion. J4UX -. I in going, from a vioioofto rtanh y, de-s?>wve<i against "bankers and financiers” being in re*dins <ind aline tbo re-Olinndniv vtrifled or me, and 1 am now a well man.” 1 corbel r,y.«tem. 'the moat rapid pro- M1 Anrw Jiave no reason to worry. Their troubles O. Town*-, admhitantt -r ot mM • »t*te in favor of sound money and honesty *res.-i can i»„- tn vie by degrees.’’ ?. H. Hutchings, East Auburn, Me. will soon bu over.’’—Detroit Free Press in puldjc affairs. But these bankersand I he following i. from the CungresFor the rapljl cure of Constipa­ (Dera.). financiers stood for ^he government in donal Rec >r.: * report o. Mr. Bryan’s tion, Dyspepsia, Biliousneu, N»uEFCheap money and ohgap labor go secession days just as firmly ns they do ipoech Ju.s. I J. Ih:h, when the WRaon •saa, and all disorders of Stomach, together, and labor is made so cheap by now. They gave of -their millions to >ill ww uuiler.di <cJNsion. liver, and Bowels, take the money, which baa lost half its pur­ support the government snd pay the Mr. Bryan: -I have said that the chase power in 20 years, that human brave men in the field. Had they not wirpooc, uf .the protective tariff wm to effort is cheaper than dumb animals done so I here would be no United States wanafer uio.iey from one man’s podket o another man’s pocket. 1 want to t Mr- Bryaa or anybody else to preter eountries are borne by beasts or by side over. Mr. Bryan at that time was vteoKi. If. after reading thU report by la pnotalettea and has overlooked the ■"Vj1 U lhe on,r pon**» M protective accredited representatives of labor or- history. Rich men are often selfish, seifteb, but Mriff can iKMtihly bare. Why do you uip’w a tariff? .Y<m impose it «p&n rpe.r *ote they are as often gvnfcroua. One of the CURED BY MARSHALL L. COOK.Editor. Hi* Cure th. EDITORIAL NOTES riles DON’T LOSE A VOTE. H- WST’'" I Hood ’s Sarsaparilla jaXdn Sick Headache Permanently Cured SOAP. back won’t hurt Dr. Handy!$ Pile Cure Pile# bera-iss it roaches the, sore spot. At drueg-ista or bv mR.il J Booklet W.ILHiU Co, Detroit,filch. Mexican Internationa! 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Milo Crrwov ,____ Hofi LafataYork vllte..| •taxt< <«»«•• rX»7.. BleklaMl Junction IHU't will wait at Wtwdunry for | will waft at RtrhliuH’ Junction worst features of the Bryan earn /CsiawsAin- * - BUp l- �Hastings Banner r £ WWk expected ? OT lo,>el;- knoll a iMUlade Ot pfotoldAot, might bar. at- ' Thursday Oct., 29, 1896. COOK BROS.,' Propriator* <! My ilN4* Strange q Patient. &£ None i»f &e ‘Lree iiEsprayetT weapon*, thrtufli* it w t* not cMy to suppose that tl; v luu! ventitfed unarmed on their thisvtcjx. ' . ' ’ ' , rKp -ril Lamar had dreaded had rot**, siimi tlB? cncn,y had from h -I fosad him at lust. With all nr, . xj. ricnce of his marvelous nerve. I was juunxed nt the unshrinking coure nge uito which he con iron tod his foes. Not rinuseie of his face quivered. Tbe onir change I could mark was in his eye; L.C old look.of the fugitive had pre J. in its place wa* the fierce i|rht of •tespcrate'h.te. ' For a dine, which seemed almost ah * etstnity. though probably it Could have be, . .. ...- ured in seconds, do one spoke. Tb< :- the tall stranger, after xnotion•his companion* to change their —a maneuver which brought the P‘: ; • opposite me, a* I stood at La■ '-’.i—addre*aed the master erf •theb us*, ;ouring out upon him in tho longue of both of them a stream astir . '.r.e*, ns I could guess from an of . J cxpUtlve of which I caught uiiflg. As lie sjiake, half.n.! curses broke from toe . : he uian who had thrust me . d be beside himself with ■ I oouh! se« toe finger* of the • •> . connUsively, as if in anhe m«>njent of cl«>sing • >• first* buret of jmaaion had r,.“. • t’u- spokesman began what . to . - the recital of some ter­ : M r•:i-.n'onc<‘ lie paused dr.- •’ ;'V. hut .mly to pTocved with r> . .l-rwnes^. Withal, he made . r.j' it—no doubt for toe joy of-prolonging his enemy’s ordeal—for : .. still unfinished when the cz. ■ rtinforixnwnt we could tuqxs for nr: 1. There tvu* tbe sound of a k...ir Hire -. n open, then quick step* n« Up ‘ .-umer crossed the1 kitchen, and th-.. •.‘•ih burst into the room. IV a . nind be tyas« t»e»ide Lamar, pnting frJni hia om, but quite pre- pured : > take a. hand in whatever might . . ‘ “Not rnuch.V he ‘t’r** a close shave for the bom. ' I But who will make inquiry about it?" Dorothy at Mrs. Clark's door. "Possibly ue one. But; if inquiry is made, they who ask will understand mar's desk—1 He opened the check-book and tbe road, and gazing up at me anxious­ tnrf u> open It before I eome. they’d ps*sed it to me. It was one I had given ly. "Mrs. Weston says that you were to him months Im*fore, though, as the fora h In‘<> »'>><»witbe. fund* deposited tn tbe bank at Trent away all nighL And your horst looks a* if you had teen trying to drive him Be tX'JTv 10 bi* w«Ph’-stood in my name, he could have had to death.” 11 loci"d- tbonyb. aod Httle use for the book. In fact, none "You shall hear all about iL Dorothy,” h* °in ‘ • ““ «» ’ Ith. >f the printed forms bad been filled Id. I answered, “but I can’t tell you now. broJKht “T h™* hloag; but “J desire to make prorisioo for John ■ I must go on to Lamar**; but 1*1 come failure.*" on." he explained. *He I* deserving back as scon as I can. Things have hap­ “Why did they pursue him to thia of * reward. Make a check to hia pened which may make a great differ­ Not until several months later did T order." corner of the earth? What’* the ence to U4.“ cret, anyway?” "Very well," raid I, picking up a njn. I left her somewhat piqued, perhaps, ..o‘*1Vb ,Clean L'yond me,” said be. "For how much?" . ■’ by my brusquenesa, and drove on my life. A letter from Perez brouglf Some furria feud, I reckon.” "Fivetbousand dollac*." toward the house on tbe knoll. Jc>hn^This ia never the end of iL” I looked at him in wonder. W** he son was awaiting me at the base of the .this explanation, for which I had tees, waiting eagerly. Neither Johnson nor "It won’t end till somebody’s dead," playing a practical joke of some *ort? landward side of the elevation. I had had signs again of Lamar's penbe answered, emphatically. “Like But he met my gaze,, and repeated hh. “Anything new?” I asked, aa ileaped enough aXiUln’ wan the start of iL” words: "Five thousand dollar*." from the buggy. contrived to secure proof that tbeii After all, to a man in. h»s position tte "Nothin’ for the last hour or so. Soon intended victim had evaded their ven fisherman’s services ^certainly had been after you left he called me up and give xxn. geance. The strange schooner had not valuable. I filled up the form, and tore me some th in’—I guess you kuowrwhat Whatever business was occupying reentered the bay, but the fisherman it frehn it* stub. Lamar took the slip ISince then I've beard nothin’ from him.” Lamar, it was not the sort to be dis­ of paper and thrust it into his pocket. I-ran into tbe house, ciimbad the posed of quickly. Hour after hour “You comprehend tbe reason in these stairs, and knocked at Lamar'*, door. .description bad lain for three days at P«»»e<UDd still he did not rejoin im. At anchor in a little harbor some miles up matters,” said he: “It is necessary to There was no response. I softly turned last I climbed the stairs and, knocking the const, arid that at least four of her arrange with an eye to the worst. I the knob, thinking that be might be ot the door of hia room’, asked if there people had . been away from hr~ a sudden failure, a collapse. If tmleep. He was still seated in his chair, throughout ter stay. It was hia the­ "**B anything be desired us to do. such should be my end, I wi?h to have but his head had fallen forward upon ory that the four revisited the bo—t “At prerent, nothing.'* he answered. my affairs in order. For Johnson pro­ the desk, and his arms hung motion less. the night before Latrar’s funeral; “No use trytn’ to nudge him,” John- vision ia now made. To Martha, who I sprang to him. raised him. and caught aon observed, when I Returned to the has been a faithful servant, I would sight of his face. One look was enough.' though the man whom I had employed to assist .'oIumkhi as watcher and careliving-room. “He’ll let ua know fast give, let us say, $500. I count upon yon Lamar was beyond the reach of his enough when the time comes. You’d to arrange the matter.” enemies. ported no unusual happenings, and tb<better get some aleep, doctor, if you “1 will do so,” said I. A* to the manner of his death;! was fisherman's, belief had, so far as I cook! can curl up comfortable in a chair. I’ll “And u* for yourself—” not long left in doubt. Ber’de the desk discover, - no more substantial basis ntaxid watch.” "You have paid me well," I broke in. wa* found n little phial in which re­ Nothing better suggesting itself, I But he continued: \ mained a few drojje of a solution of the house late that night the sea-brew tried to follow the fisherman's advice,“As for you, I desire this: when my arsenic. Months before I had brought bore to his ear faint sounds which hr at first with very indifferent success. death comes, you- will regard os your him the* poison, to be used, as he Mad ex­ took for those of oars against tbok altogether likely that one of them Ij Tlie events of the evening had not been own the money deposited in the bonk In plained, in certain of his ehemiial ex­ .pins. oleepy. So name. I periment*. With the foes who h*d pur­ —one -----------. your There will be no rival might have reached Lamar, but, un- j' of the sort to make luckily for them, they failed to seize Ur | rat in my corner speculating on the claimant. From my memory of the sued him so relentlessly dose upon him. was dosed within a fortnight after the , opportunity in the second or two of it* ' probable outcome of the encounter, account you submitted recenfly, I am and with a mortsd disease daily sapping l>ody of the suicide had been coinrnitXe«J Lamar's it ’>1114 wa* (! a-via. convinced find u a ujuaiuriconsider- his strength, he had chosen tbusitoend — ---....... r. plans would ..vmu he lb - .-aa-araa that uiui you , vu will n l.uu ewlstonce. Their hesitation, brief as it What to the earth; but before I went iw» pay­ • his troubles.* He died, I think, asjhe had there, was a wedding, at which an al was, meant defeat; fd^ iro sooner had I difficult to foretell. Physically he wu* ; able sum remaining after the two p*yin jxM>r condition to undertake further meat* yon know of have been made. I lived, strong in hia - passions and hi* together charming bride was given his man fallen* that) Johnson drew a ' bracWof revolvers from his pockets, and flight from his enemies, yet he would i Way tell you thot. the fund ha* lieen of courage,. away by my good friend Dr. Banks, It was to be desired, for many rfnsons, standing for the time in loco parentis. . wbcvf tl»e stranger* started forward , hardly dore to remain without cstab- kite replenished.” “But why should you make me sfjch to avoid the notoriety which muftsurc- ‘ . In view, ot the change in our circum- ’ they looked into the muzzles of the H»hing a small standing armyl . .Tdhn- ' ly follow a disclosure of the tfircum- stances, I hod persuaded Dorothy to pwtols. Immar, too, thus protected, »on had covered himself with glory, but ' * bequestT*. I began. “I thank you, stanccK of his end. Johneonj and I •■onsent to an early marriage, and to ‘ ‘ —"“ had pulled out a kejr and was undocking he wa* but one jusn; and I did not I but "It is no case for thanks," sold he. could be depended upon.to ki«p our ron» with m\- to Trent, where thena drawer of tne table; and presently be enumerate myself us part of the bel­ • counsel, and old Mortlm probably had promised to be an excellent oppirtu• “ Am I not free <o do'as please* me wi^h ligerent force. Again, the excitement added another ugTy-looking wuajion to heard nothing of the attack, a|ud had and worry the presence of his enemies my own? Moreover, I have yet another nityto establish a practice, and when the array trained upon tlie foe. no reason to suppose her emnloyer’s' the- bay might become a doctor** nag • “Sorry there ain’t nqoe for you, doc- ! .must catrw wpuld certainly hare mi ' requeeL" He poured a little brandy into agio** death to have been due to othf r than .in reality ns well ns in Dome. And extremely bad effect Upon Ijjmur, ag­ ’ tor," I heard Johnson remark, "but 1 j ; ~ grnynting his disease arid cutting ____ _ short ’ and gulped It down. Then, picking up natural causes; but even a siapiclon there Per?z*s letter found us, os happy guess wc can attend to our friends of suicide would give rise to mhet -un- a pair as tbe city held within it* bor­ even the scant allowance of time I had the letter^ he said: now.” . estimated as hl*. If anything could "This 1 desire you to place in toe post j leasant gossip, and quite jKMMjibly to ders. As Lamar's residuary .legatee For a moment 1 tlkoilght that two of Ij have overcome my extreme repulsion ; t-b® railway town at once. Then send un official investigation. By lavt, a cer- if the term con be correctly used ia our,odvervarics would ri.-k the bullets, I I for him; it-inqst have been the cool ; ® telegraphic messer;'. Please write tifieate of death hud to be filed with' such a case—I was possessed of an in though tlie last coiner quailed r.t the courage he had displayed in the’face the words; ’Search endr l, but without the town clerk. 1 realized the jweigbt bcritance which, w ith my savings, wa­ first sight of the finronns; but even for of danger; but, though I appreciated result. Document* burned.’ The ad­ the people would attach to Buriks’ sig­ it m pic to supi>ori us in comfort for them the odds were now too groat. it I nature to such a document in case any the several years we deemed it w ise to nfofthithe«iirTw> same usthnt that the letter.” it. I oould not bring-myself ton a more dressthe They dared not eren risk trying to question of its accuracy arose, and de­ apaw for the building up of a profitable “What signature to the dispatch?** kindly feeling for the man who had ex­ termined to see uro it. Mx senior heard professional connection.*. reach their own pistols. They probably hibited It in such trying drcdihidantes, j “.None is required. Go at . . . once, and hud no stomach for such a oombat as What would Dorothy have to say such | return as soon ns possible.” was now oftrred them. Reluctantly, I»rt of the tale as 1 could tell her? I j “I ’hall start immediately, _ said I, stop by step, they retreated toward the was thinking more of her and leas of ~ rising. “Take-my nd rice and i~1' -* -J get some, door. Tflen. suddenly, with un oath, Lunar, when my eyes closed for v-tari- rest, if you can. I need not tell you tjie leader wheeled about, and, <noMhhow you need iL By the way. double ing Ilia teeth in.baffled rage, strode from Johnson’s hand on my shoulder tte door of chat medicine I brought you the room. . ■ • last night. I shall return within three brought me back from my dreams. “Here, you -two,” cried Johnson, “He’s called for you,” he said. “He hours, and in that time it ought to have "carry off your wounded.” some effect." want* you to go .up to his room.” He bowed .and I left him I doubt If they understood bis words, "\erjweu; in nut wnats ......... gravely,........ ............ .. “ Very well;' I’ll go; but what’s tne the ; •» >*1“ "'■V* °r <b,‘ but his gesture ns he pointed to- the tlmr- 1 a*kcd,” grinding my knuckle. 1 . — a — « L-. B.ra.1 L h m n rrzMl^ai •man he luid been even a few hour* •IWe be—­ man lying unconscious on tlie floor was into my eyes. In. that strong morning light plain enough. Sullenly Xhey picked up “ ’Most six o’clock. .The sun’* just fore. death’s seal a ppearetl to be u|X>u him. their comrade and lx>re him into the ri»in’.** open air. Tbe fisherman followed them Reaching the head of the stairs, I to Uk- door, and watchtsl them hurry heard Lamar's voice from the rear away toWnrd the stream on the north /room, one which he had never before aide of the little hill. . invite^ me to enter. "Come in a boat, eh?" mid be. “Come In," he said. "I regret to have •That’s It; you can hear the oars. I’ll detained you so long, but my task is nt bet they’ve aomtfthing to do with that last completed.” schooner lying oft there in the bay. In .spite of hi* effort* to maintain the Well, Mr. Lamar, they’re off, and I old steady tone, his vpice sounded guess tbey’ve'tiad enough, thank ye, for hoarse and full of weariness; and all one evenin’." . that it suggested war. more than borne “It was fortunate they chose to do out by his face, upon which fell the cold their talking first and their bvsinees light of the morning, revealing with afterward," said 1. “But 1 think vie*re pitiless distlnctoesa the traces of the quit of them for some time tu come. struggle of on indomitable will against The abuse that tall chap showered on physical Weakness. His pallor was you was unpleasant, but It was mighty ghostly, the skin was drawn obo've the valuable, as 1 figure itodt." temples, the checks were sunken, the ••Did you comprehend?" Lamar Hues about tbe mouth were grown to asked. furrows. His eyes burned with a fever5R*Z>( “No, except that he wn* cursing you ifih fire. The bond which rented on the ~ as energetically os he could.’ drok at which he sat shook, notwith­ He seemed relieved at the answer. I left bin seated at hu desk. standing its support. I bad never seen •’How are you feeling?** said I. the man In such a state—so completely cautioning Johnson not to leave the "That's not the sort of entertainment mastered by his infirmities. How.he house,' I hurried across the plain to Mrs. tiiat does yoti any good. It must not hod been able to work through the night Westosi'a, harnessed the bay more hasti­ was ' almost beyond comprehension, ly toon be ever had been harnessed be­ be repeated." “Yet it ho* profited me. he an­ though the bottle of brandy at his el­ fore, and started him off briskly along swered. “1 am alrongcr, better.” bow showed that he had had the aid of the Bassettville road. I drove fast that "But you’ll pay for it, I am afraid. a stimulant. It had carried him morning, **» fast aa even the swift road­ Let me see how you have Stood IL" through, but at a fekrful price. Plain­ ster cared to go. The telegraph oper­ “Not now," sold he, waring me bock. ly. it nt> l°niTer • question of weeks ator w as just coming on duty when. I "To-night 1 Jiave work to do. May I or months with him; his days, perhaps reined up beside the platform of the request you both to remain here for hi* hours, were numbered. railway station, and to him I lost no a time?" \ . On the desk before him lay a sealed time |n committing the message. Its “Certainly. We should'not think of letter, a check book, a sheet of paper address, which I copied from that of leaving you before daybreak." coveted with figures and the little black the letter, was the banking bouse in ••That will suffice,” he answered. valise which he had gmu-ded so jealous­ New York with which Lamar had com­ “For the prveenL I go to my room." ly on our journey to Rodneytown, and municated. previously. Five minutes “Johnson, what do you make of oil which I had not rested eyes upon since later I hod posted the letter, and was beginning my journey homeward. the day of our arrival. He motioned me to a seat beside him. . Sam Carpenter gave me a friendly "Dr. Morris,” said he, “last night s greeting as 1 passed his stable, but AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE visitation warned me to perform cer­ there wa« no time for gossip, and the tain duties which, in view of my fail­ bay sped by at a gait which no doubt ure of health, had too long been neg­ satisfied him that there was urgent lected. I desire your assistance in the need of my service* in Rodneytown. Nor did I draw rein until the farm­ completion of them.” WITHOUT COST. "I am nt your orders,” said I. “For the little while, that remain* for you,” ,r°“ l«Pfo ot Um knot of houom half a mile Bwuv , Jmow that the blade, had a mora wicked kx>ki t^at th® «*«*t gathered on my “ 1 and wondered which of them might be des­ t 1 wtu' frightened, thor­ oughly frightened; such courage as I j o«es«d vanish^ ut the glewn of toe ^pons, and, could I have fled, not r>-moment would I have tarried. But «bere wu* do escape; I wa* forced to re­ : udD and to see the end, which, though Il involved the defeat of the hoemy I imd no hand in bringing abouL Well-laid plans once disarranged are genftrnlly worae than none at all. Tte programme of toe rasailnnte, no doubt, had been prepared mat carefully’ After posting qd© of their number <® the landward aide of the knoll, the only’ direction from which, in their ignorance erf th© line of communication with John­ son's cottage, they would reasonably look for interference, they had ad­ vanced, and farced an entrance to the house. Once within, their prey wa* to j completely in their grasp thaL I dare say, they felt able to go about their business with cold-blooded doliberar tion. I do not flatter myself with the belief that my prerenoe disturbed ttem in the leusL BuL while tbe arraign­ ment of Xumar may hare been intense­ ly satisfying a* a prelude to their ven­ geance, it was a sad blunder; for it gave Johnson time to reach the scew ' and to change the whole aspect of the affair. Hud they pressed the attack ns soon h'd hD,t tTO“w'- with that FREE BUTTONS! I: •• a strange scene that the lamp f;.; .own upon.. There we were, three) to three, ranged on cither side of the table, tbe attacking force no longer ‘cir timbering the defenders, but; of c-. i.ru.-. far better prepared for a strugp. . They had blundered in delaying it* arid now for n moment they hesifat-, ^exchanging quick glances, and 5 ■ :.g the fisherman an opporumily to study thru). Lama? sat motionless, t:.c-ut fur hia eyes, which followed ever.1 movement of his chief adversary. Suddenly ll»e tall man gave a short qL. /k onier. and the youth, stepping to tbe i! r. opened it. and whistled shril; iVe beard no answering signal, foilui •. J by sounds ol wine one ap- AN ELEGANT BUTTON FREE with each package of priKU-hing.tbe house, and then a fourth r m dressed like the rufllan nt whose hand.- 1 had suffered, appeared in the. dperiway. The light dazzled him at and he halted on the threshold. ’ _• hia eye* with hi* left liand and i! ; cyj’p an ugly-looking knife in his r l-:4. While Ke stood there, hi* mate, v- it^ an oath, whipped out n similar J v.;;pon and sprang toward the table. Uaiek ns the man was, however. John- \. uh* quicker, grappling him and L - ling him iiack against the wall with f h.force, that he lay stunned by the ! v.'. I Lad had high respect for the . ?-L'Tinnn’s muscles, but never had I crcditikl them with the ability to put furjh /uch-power aa was evidenced by the, crash of the burly stranger against tbi- walL’ • Atrain the defense- had gained an ad­ ' outage, but the ‘idds were still against it. Three uble-lxMlied assailants re­ mained, and all of tlbem now gave proof that they were armed; for, while Johnfvd mm putting his man out of the fipht, the baider and tlie young fellow 7 uj^positc me had drawn dagger*, al­ though they had been unable to uee • tla’m in old of their ally, *o speedily boidj he Jieen worsted. I dare *ay they ha«l revolvers as well, but jueferred SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTES A COLLECTION OF BUTTONS Beautiful Dolls FREE Five beautiful doll., lithographed on c«tdboard, eight inche. high. Cm be cut out Mid put together by the Children-no Each doll bar. two complete rartt. A"1'”’ can, French, S>ni>h, Ottatue. J«paue«, Gennun, Swint, Turkah and Indiaacortumes. AU part, being interchange­ able, many combination, can be made, affording endleM amuKment andtion. A high-claMMrie. of doU., patented and mMufLttxred for u. eaclciveb a^ not to be compared with the uumeroo. Cheap paper dolls on the market. How To Get Tltem Cut torn OraeotaM. , pH. of U»* ■»*>■ . ■ERlELL-tOULE CO.. S.8ACUSE. M. T. I added, to myself. He opened the hand bag and took from it a paper, which, upon being un­ folded, apjieared to be a petition or agreement of «ome sort; far appended to several cioaely-written paragraphs ™ , long lirt oi ,ign.fore«. Ifo ^e me no time, bowe.tr, to decipher either unor*mn. Striking a match, lie w-t Are to the document, which watt burn­ ing briskly before he dropped It to the floor. A« tbe flame grew I naw that about It lay eewral little heap, of fluffy Mb. no doubt ell that ramUnod of other paper, be had chosen to put out of the way. He watched the fire creep along unUl the whole abeet wa» ablaze. “If tbe question arise, as it may, you can make oath that a document of this appearance wa* destroyed,” **»d L«mar "You may fed free to do am No one suffer* by the destruction of iL though many might by it* preserva­ tion.” ■ “MOTHERS’ FRIEND” ■.. dinlhisiies dan*er to Ute of both mother and child sod >caye»her tloa more FOR RISING BREAST Known and worth the price for Endorsed and reoanniended by niidsdrea sad in lames "no naw Beware of substitutes and tmitaUoas- Makes Child-Birth Easy. YOU WILL REALIZE THAT “THEY LIVE WELL WHO LIVE CLEANLY," IF YOU USE . SAPOLIO N0-T0-BACc”S“ nalk dTree, conuUr-ltu.- voluntary u siimoolsU. ywiDFTkLD BWrUTOB CO.. iTtJTTl, GA. ■OLD nt AU, DMUOOI»M- Sold and guaranteed by W. H. GOODYEAR, Druggist, Ha»ting» �naUnoll the poliltnl ewu.1 Baking Powder An Explanation Hastings Banner Eoitor of the Banner: As the readers of the Banner, also many w ho do no: read the Banner, know lhat for some lime in the past, 1 was a strong believer in. and ■ an advocate of, (he "freeand unlimited .coinage of silver Thursday, Oct 29. 1896. COOK BROS. Proprietor*. et (be ratio of 16 (o 1.” and tlial I am not to-day, aud itave hpt been for several man ths a believer In that doetrt-e, seems to demand qf meap explanation and a rea­ son for the change. I have always tried to hold myself in readiness (as Paul re­ quired) "to to able to give to these wlio ask, a reason for tbe hopffiur faith within me,” and as there are some at least who will ask this question where it will be im­ Hos. E. L. Hamilton, of Niles. Hon. E. I, Hamilton, of Niles, nominee ’ t congress from this cougreH.slonal dis1 icL ia a young man wbo has made his . vn way in-the world single handed aud •ne. 'Born and raised un a farm uw •e city of Niles, he was early iu life to­ ft of paternal love and affection by the -ath of bls' father. With a mortgage on <e farm be settled down to business and 1 his own exertion, waiehfuhte^s and i-dness ability soou wiped off tlie indebtoeea. He knows what hard work Is and s done lots of It. Leaving jibe farm tie seated himself, graduated from the state ilvenlty, took up the profession of law . J graduated with honor. One success .4 followed another aud in every posi•n in Hft?he has bean found honest, hon- possible for me to make a personal expla­ nation, J take this method of doing so;' asking no political sympathy from friends, aud making no apologies to political enem­ ies; only regretting that I did not give this silver question that careful study and investigation that I should have given it before adopting it as a part of my political faith. • ; . I am ready to acknowledge.that "Coins Financial School,” “Hia Tale of Two Na­ tions.” “His Coin Up to Date,” coming as they did. at a time when no one was ou his guard, looking for the foundations of n political party to to laid In trickery, fraud ami inisrvprv-eutation. ‘ Every reader of “Coins Financial School” will agree with me when 1 say Hint he Hiatts ns with tbe accuracy of a historical fact, that John Sherman in 1870 framed a bill for the demonetization ot silver; UiAt he was induced to do so under the promise of BrfHstb gold; that he pre­ sented said bill and carefully guarded and watchKl the legislation on U and finally secured itsjia^Age after three jears. In the dead hour of midnight, on the 12th day of February. 1878. Then again, we were led to believe by Coin eiving It to us a * a tact, tiint ante Eu:ea‘ Seyd came over ible aud upright. A vole for hfpj is a here from England as'(he agent of the c for r competent, qualified able repR->thschllds, wltb-hh pucktds ftlifed with • -entative. British gold for the purpose of corrupting legislation on this bill, and that John Suennan engineered rite bill through Con­ gress, and probably became the possessor of this gold for hl* political tnwcliery. tian every render of Cutos books knows that th is is just the position &t>Mimed by him: aud believing lhat this was an at­ tempt un the post of the British Govern­ ment to control the Wtolatfon'hf this country on the ruooey qur^Mon. as they • Pot State *nk •right in •n the you should vote .Tor of Charlotte. He is a man is in favor of to lower taxes. Further Interested in bringing about Michigan, and and lias and esteem uf the pooiM. out of IL We all-remember tbe party cry of 18P2; they told us then that if we would only vote a "Tariff for Revenue Only" and wipe out tbe Bhvrnran Silver Law. we would plant this nation on the. highway of unbounded prosperity. They tried to give us a Tariff for Revenue, but ii has proven a tariff for deficit. They convened Congress - In extra sensiop and .wiped out tbe Sherman Law. , They gut just what they asked for; aud is.anybody satMed with It? They did not dare go before the people on the question of Tariff and Reciprocity, tlie promoters of prosper­ ity,and bo have taken tip tbe question ot the free and unlimited coinage of sliver, and hoped by the misrepresentations act on foot by CtAn, to ride into power again. to end. sod we therefore leave fib opinion to receive sueb conaidcratlnii as-it may be worth at (be baud!* of our readers. Lu justice to the’republicans be It said though that they are very decidedly opposed to the financial plank of tbe Cbtaago platform because they know that it means the un­ settling of aL business, it means a bene­ fit to no one except the mine owner, it means a panic just as Mr. - Bryan admitted Tumblers on the Tumble Id one of his speeches. In conclusion and In joatloe to Bishop we will say that while he baa made statements that cannot be aid are that racket YABKKa WMATHEX pwted 11 you buy a pair WaakK. up al Itlu , NEW SIGN Phlu Smith's Kw-ktt reads rwd, > a tow uew Mgr. N„ M,e- tt((. tbe place pow. Thin blown- etched pattern at 6c. each or 6jc. not backed up by facte yet we do not Heve We Ueve he he woul^do woul^dn so so malieloasly. malicloasly. wish to be fair with him but he has given circulation to statements tlial are wrong, misleading and untrue because be Has But we art inclined to believe that the either let his prejudice get the best of his judgment or jumped at wjong conclus­ American people will think soberly arid • soundly on this question before they will ions. disturb the monetary system of this couu try. To-day (and it has been true since A vote for McKinley and tbe principles the first day of January. 1370). every dollar of the republican party will bring tenants of our circulating medium is just as good to the empty houses In this city and else­ as every other dollar whether paper, allver where, made so because of practical free or gold and each of equal purchuiag pow­ trade. It will bring prosperity to the now er. Can we bare any better money? Will silent factories. It will bring a borne we be foolish enough to overborn this ‘ market to tbe- farmer' and tbe producer, grand financial policy and chance the free the best market in the world. A vote for coinage of silver? 1 am aware the hard McKinley and the principles,of the repub lesson of life Is to "Jet well enough alone,” Bean party will not only give us an honest but we hope and believe thtft the good, ‘dollar, but a stable dollar, tbe best dollar sound sense of the American people will in the world upon'which-to build up the say on the 3rd of November, “We have industries of a. country. Il should be a the best currency system on the earth, great misfortune to have t<o or more dol­ and we are going to vote to let it remain lars In the country of unequal value. just as it Is.” Should this happen as it certainly will If D. K. C«»K. . sliver Is coined in unlimited quantities at the ratio of 16 to 1, pajm-nt will be made STILL MORE. in tbe cheaper coin, and all business dour upon that ba-Is, and it would fluctuate iu value. A fluctuating currency Is the money gamblers b.‘-®t stujlt in trud/. Il ' Detroit Tribune . The following appeared in the Detroit. puts an eletn *nt of uncuitalnty into the currency <»f the country, unsettles valip-a, Tri bane of Tuesday: underminer confidence, and if. t c history "Tn the Editor: Judging by the twtiotjslof thteadlag republican* of Hd* pure, one would.> of the past be any criterion' brings er: tain thtnk that they were not so sure fit virion- k* J they pretend to be. The *!lvref:e* J alv; brew utlllzmx the window.* <d tw-» frlrudlyatorwi that. i h.u». «<En.iWi«n . tet-sfe......... c«--i>re •» -n-puM.. 1|„ I. YISWlHAVE Ju,; gOt (Ki! . rood arder at aDdervur lu. The price and qualitj W what doe. It. 1‘hin Uw Backet awn . dor. Fine engraved th in blown, worth $1.50 doz., ioc. each or $ i.00 dloz. Extra heavy yi pitnts 30c. doz. or 3c. each. snum, mw i it, Bargain Grocers. Dried Apples Wanted Up to Date New Cleaned Currants, 1 lb. cartoons, 10c. New Sultana Raisins, 1 lb. cartoons. ■ 15c. New California Prunes 50 to 80, 1W. ' New 4 Crown Raisins, 10c. Lea and Perrins Worcester Sauce, 10c Bottle. Cross i Blockwells Chow Chow, 35c Bottle. CL08IMG OUT Our trillltorn . aim |t l'i,in SaUb'. Bj.vk, < >u jr,.. MCKINLEY if elected will na rine in hostwy We are wei! call aud mw and get price.-. Ph,:i >., at the Racket. BABOATNS h> laillw. p,^ cblldrwu ukm. No <mv „„ ut mwt Uh- pticu »pd quilll). We hot money on Iu Hhlu Sahl, , BaokM. . ' BRYAN If elects I will eaus*> & jj.;, JU tin aud we want to sell as mech *e can. sjwe, are making prices nu vi,. . else will meet. We riscrive a new lor from tbe factory every week, rmn Smith at tbe Racket WE ABE Ln want of eggs and xjfl the highest market price. !‘ojj > at tlie Racket. PB0TB0TI0N Will i. , ipilUns, auU-we have a lut to -.;4. touney. Bought uo n clu-am v Bit) must go. Ebiu Smith a: ; moiLs. ' HAKNa ' Doe* notset ji>e prk-t -un , hats. if he did the protect km y.. .. make the price about mt n- il.ui. v. '.dell'for. and we'will told th-?., price as long as we haw any top- ■<; Thin Smith at th* Enntou -. • HAMS & in ». I ISSUES Grand Rapids, owns half of this bh>ck. He was In the city over Sunday. He saw some Bryan placards banging In his empty ।store windows.and romancing that "four years of democratic rule had kept his store without a tenant,” he went Into ids own store, and with his own bands, took 1 'down a Bryan placard and ,wlth a blue Ipencil wroteffhe words "McKinley and Pruaperlty” on tbe back of Hie Bryan pla­ card and pinned It up so :lint it couid bn < iread by passers by. later he Moored 'some MeKlnlcy posters and bad - tlwm 1stuck up. saying the "east window would ।be bls and tbe etbeni could do as they These Ipleaved with Hie west window.” 'are facts which Mr. Blahop coT.d thavr i found uol by very little inquiry on hl* * part, instead of rushing madly Into print I this dav filwl In said court purporting to be the las', will end hwtamtMit of Mid deceased, ire sr’mtttud b> utntnte and the exeiutor therein BMM app.'toted. TtiereuiMu h i* ordered,that Thursday tho mb day-of November. A. H . if*’, at ten o’clock in tho toreuoon, be a«MgitiM for the* bearing of Mid petition.and that tbe helm at but of Mid j’jfr*"? MU "U'er j-r.wm hjlerwted lu *JM «»* required to appear at a »*««lon of Mid-Court, then to be hotdru at tire PrubUe ofilre. ln tlie City of IImHii**, In mid County, and show cause. If nny thereto, why tbe orayer <»f tire jretlttotrer may n>4 to granted. And Ii is hgttor ordered, that a ud iretiliotrer give no Ire toUie p^rwon* hitpresiod in Raid estate, of the njptuencv .q *>jd p-tiilon ard the toanngth-reuriby e«u*li»c a eopy <»» thh order to to puttlhhe<f iu tire >1 am!lugs Banmmr. a .newxnanut pHn-od and efrn da-ed «n raid Omnty uf Itarry «rerk for there »ueee»*)vu wceiu pn-vl>m» io said day of tutoring, A re*• AMMwrooxo. A true eopy.jof f,ai-. . . MOKTaAGKSALEk Befaidt havtagbrnm m.ulw in the con<HUon> of a rertnln nuwtXMire m<me by I'barie* w Mmbhanc! Wilr He wn G., nf t-lie lown«hln»of Irvin#, c -unsr of Harry, and bjatb n{ Mlchle tt, to Alexander Foe er. <if (S|^,Ma making accusation* that he had no t^unty. mate rrf Michnm > da rd fMownb«r H > -that they try to Injure some one el» laud, asking him for such sugitcsHuns as and A. D iRxv And nw 9-drd in the r r th»to migi:t be pleased to make on the sub- <fuundaltun In fact and still Ires In reason. l.«Mriitt<-r <•’ D«re<}». fur ttre count - of Hairy' > ariably hurt themselves mos’? of MicUg.kn. <>n the twenty sturd <1:« jecl, and hi bls reply he advised reducing Mr. Bishop also aays that ’the repobli- a-.fi Minto > ,*K- 1» LU er of M-.Ftcair< ” •unmjd ... ba dua at UM dataoT tS, the silver dollar to 400 grains Instead of tried < _to_monopolize the "throe halla. _ ___ _ Awarded 4 lUJf grains, and to continue the circute- We really didn't know that (tore were J mil of y.rr nundn-d firt» thr-e diii’an, mm eentb. and an attoruer'a fee of twenlv -«hest Honors—World s Fair, tion of tbe silver dollar.” On examluatiun three halls. Mr. Bishop can’t show thirr five dndam provided f r In nkM ninrigNf. mid of theoe facta, I found to had slated Lt aur- where reunblieans attempted any such . or uuy pin Utere«>.'; rectly; and I came to Ito same eoMrlu-don monopoly, and we defy him or anyone morucniTf tS....... _ 2. dsa 10 produce a single prominent re pubman muah that an asUnr that Isthui will- Haro wbo bos “boasted that they {repub­ u- tfa!rte u iDg to blaricen the obwmt.T of iih fellow licans) did not intend,io use them.” Tbe «*clo--k In tho 1 rirolt men, and iMtouate hh vftc^ iallchnis republicans have two halls engaged for hlghokl bidder. *L th« xi-h botuv. in th., of The etojoent roanp!«-v slanders from a foandaliya <4 wholesale the night before election. trtwiM Ihu rtre •krawytehuideni. the pt that punaore. Is then) anything ■ti th- Mr. Bhhon crfki* ankle, v ., SIXTEEN TO ONE Well we Jaw'. 1,0 table, and our 5 and 10 cent tUie,. have new bargains every day ttmt (w one cau beah as we ae^ many thh,*, our lOe table others ask 15 for. and many bargains or. the cent tabla oOiers ,adk 8 and tu oetih t ■ Phiu Smith at tbe Backet. our placards. They have plenty of their own i caue t<> observe Saturday ns flag day. . The best and always the hi other uteres places. They also tried triied to posted up In brands of Tea awl monopolize all of the three large ball* for the wj im.v • >m«n •uppiynt paper iiu. ,i; Halne night before riicllon. und have boasted that this office. Those who want one to hang j (Joflritf ' PriCfJB low RUBBERS You know when «c i.; they did not Intend to um> tham. in spire of *1! thes’efforts freecufvj.ua saptlment H ob the up In ibelr windows should call at once. , - ------ ------------- ------- --------- ---------give you a benefit and will now w Su hi the saw proportion that the peojir are wc can. We tore a llrgv new ng hnneMJy ^Incited, and If straws are an ! if you want tc live kii indlratlon o< the *ay rh»i' rind blow*, thh re no damaged good* and they t:>c< aud hapfiy eat good pure foe nubiltmti county will roll pn a trnod mMnrfty tor abid. Ph.u Smith at Ito Racket. Next Sunday morning at the Presbyter- f------- ------ ------------- ----- 2,...... .... ——--------r— Bnnn and humanity n>-xi week. • It lamy opinion thAt the lender* of th* hppo Inn ehuren Hie PK-lor wi.tM tu My a word I Jf VOU Want tile worth Of sWonarc net piucn qppos -d <■> the H<i|i:cia! UJDEBWEAII , \V< pro-.. • . , . . part of tbe platform a* fb-v are Jo the sittwem* to voters. In 4he ewnltig his Mibji-ct will) glXHTPrids . tbe pii.r <4 ail the undrtwra.court nod arbitration p>.»nk*. which would to “Thoughto'iu n hansom cab In-the Lon- ‘ VOUT IlKlIlPy Rlld caiiMt them to pay their r»rv'<»rtiori of tire tw« , ____ = don suwo." 'j of the te»t quality and htiv and pat them un a iev-l with llrefr' emn-’ore*. ijliiu tSini.th at Ito Itavkrl. Bpt they can more easily deceive lbw■ I .-I 'h onj Thy Rutland M. K. eburrdi. «Im u.iIm I tlll-lli right. We are tilt- people tbe 5iianc1:1 phmk. r.Fthe II...c, dvltv laXa at.wltj.jtSunday. $wn*aH«»« ! Vn _ ’u — wa--- A to -a Sf* _ ‘ 1 uiai x< ey It Btfinbv. 1^lr..kt WMt uf ‘y- l"Im trabededtcatwl nf | LEATHER Has gone up cm the (masting*. Mich. on Nov.8.8. Service Service to. to. begin begin atat 10 1.0 oo’clock ’clock! S. Nov. i‘ a j • ’j i et. Vol our men and'boys >i. • , standard tilfie. W. I. I — in Charge of Rev. ............ We want aned apples. The above’artl.de is taken from the De- jI Uog»ball D. I). UM$awn In price: roll I Sjijl.j at the Eara<*m«. troll Tribune in which paper It was given I| Miss Gertrude Abbey will lead the de- • general circulation. The article Is aeso-Ji. vutlonal meeting uf the Epworth League I lutely false in-fact and • thoroughly mis- !J Sunday evi-nlttg. leading in its sentiments a'nd the Inflfirene- '। The program of the Epworth League ___ _ __ j es that would naturally Im* drawn from It. next TueMay evening will to under the haye upon the Tariff. I felt Atony duty to First this article states that the .repub- J: direction of the spiritual department. At the Methodist church next. Sunday -do what little J could to blarnp t<mt influ­ licans rented the two stores at a “Wan i ence out,' and 1 think my fr<e silver price” just to get rid of »*eing Mr. Bryan’s Ji morning the subject will to "The Power . of J’ubllc Opinion." Evening, "America pictures.. We know nbthlrg that could be ■ friends and my republican friend* as well the best country under the suu.” will give me cred I of. working earnestly more fooV'klk without It be the idea that inspired Mr/Blkhop to write such stuff. and vigorously tu that end, and iny efforts K-v, Jh-a. did not stop with nites to nary wotk at home The republicans have rented Mr. H. A. HARRINGTIN-WHtTNRV-By Cox. < kt. iil rteow Harrlogtoa. of Carllou. Mud Vinnle Wbitiicy, uf Woodland. building next to the National alone either. While In Ohio at work. 1 •Goodyear's ‘ .Just to set let no good opimrtunity pass/ to impress Bank for "Headquarters.” my convictions, lu a very warm discus. Mr. Bishop's mind at rest we will te|J Idin HAMITUN-CARL-By R v. Thu*. Cux. Oct. >i. Albert C.. Hampton, uf Ban;, and Raima' S'on.I had in the city ot Lima one evening truthfully that rip writer rented the buihL J.Oiri, QtUope. with a travelling man i made this asser­ iDg for the parpos*' of having a place tion.. "I believe the time is coming when where campaign literature and McKinley John Sherman will to cunsidereU by the pictures could be gh. n out and where tlie GBAUFI-CBQCKFOnD-At tha H E parb>r>ag>*. KwX Hrrvn street. Huang'. OeLSS. American people a greater traitor to the people could discuss the Issues of the day by .*2? Ch*'21b;>rUi"; 0. l>w»<M Uramrf ai*c Mlw Lo .a M.CroektBrd. both of Cartlun. best intervals of thia country than Bene­ without all flocking into tbe Baxnkic of­ dict Arnold ever wa ■.* He-seemed to feel fice. When Mr. Bishop says the republi. I'KOHATK O»|>ER. hurt over the assertion, aud very quietly cano have hired two stqres he Is telling, State of Michigan. Ootnity of Barry—art. AtaaeMlou of the probate c»urt for the aud geuilemsnly said, "1 am afraid Mr. what is not f^ne, and what*he could easi­ <.ountyof Barry. IioMmi ar tire Probate Office. Cook, lhat you have allowed mterupresen- ly have found to be so. If be had taken the In the City of Hasting*, in Mid rtmutr on Mot day. tbe_2tt!t> day of tk-wtrer, tn tbe vrar tatlon aud prejudice to influence your least pains to enquire Instead of jumping otm thousand eight hundred and rlnety-aix. Preteut Charles W. Armstrong. Judge ot Pro­ judgment in holding such an opintou- of at conclusions. Tbe only place, we know .bate • In the matter nt the estate of Ella Sosmae Mr. Shertnan. He said, 1 JJve In the oily et where Bryan placards were taken down machcr, rt«cca*e«t. of Mansfield, John Sherman’s tome. 1 aside from our Headquarters, U In tbe . 2n *’"1 BJ’“« ,he <toly veri­ fied. of Fred buanyrnmeher. husband of said Mr. Hurd Tinkler, of have known him front boyhood and our Tinkler block. rhe National Republican- Committee’ • ve requested that Saturday b? made flag : i for campaign purposes. people there Irrespective of party, believe A vote fot McKinley L a vote to restore him to be a great statesman, and an honest s < far more favorable conditions that ex­ man. and when these chargee made by Coin came out in his Financial School, 1 ted under tbe McKinley bill. felt-It my duty to look them up carefully. Tbe allver advocates talk just as If their I went nt the first opportunity to tbe Con• use succeeds It will be a deadly blow to greaslonal Gtoto, the Nations Record, and e Rothschilds ahd other wealthy people; started with ths presentation of this 'Bill to Congress Id 1870 and followed^ it «t In earn- mys'erions way wealth will evenly divided among all; that the rich through the five SMslomr of Congress, read II grow poorer and vice versa. Just sit all the proceedings during the three years ■ -wn and figure on* how thi-i la tn take tbe Bill was pending, and found Ha* Jolin tee, and see if you won't eomo to tlie Sherman did not draught the bill, did jrot relvalon that free silver or m> free all- present the bill, aud did not vote fbr tbe they will be just as rich as ever. «nd bill. 1 found further tint the committee -»y reason or their wealth they won’t be to wlmuj the bill was refwivd. arm copies e to do just sr much as ever. l<nb it of It to the directors of the mints, and to w» that fl «»ae wbo let their |>aH-im>e and Ernesi Seyd. of England, (not a gold man) •Jed c« ire-' the upper htnrb* of them #0 but the great champion, uf sliver.. In Eng- v We are aware that talk is about . the only kind of in just at ■ present, but we propose to make such a . commotion, beginning now,, that will cause you to think else than pojitics. The immense lirie of Wagons, Robes and shown by ns at the county fair will be sold, at wonderful This sale will prove a mint to those wibhing to purchase a standard article at les: than what you would pay tor an inferior article. G? BROS. 'ARE � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-11-05.pdf 1639f59cddc82417c7da22c056edb5b8 PDF Text Text [Targest CIRCU-.. i l.ATION OF ANY... XLI. NO. ‘>T THE BALLOTS For Which Patriotic Democrats Deserve Great Praise. MICHIGAN FOR MCKINLEY BY 50,000. Barry-County Gom Republican. Electing Entire County Ticket Except Poexibly Pros* The battle of ballots b/xs been fought!I Claiufs are made from the meager re­ and won by the forces favorable to sound ports received that McKInley has carried money, a protective^tarifi,-reciprocity, law | South Dakota by 5.000; California by 4,500; and order. Bryaa raud bis ch ap dollar Wyoming by t},000. heresy are overthrown. It is the most The certain Bryan states are AU the New st>»ippl, Louisiana. Arkansas, Colorado, England‘Sutus, New M. SMITLL V- :: i. South crushing defeat ever administered to a pres­ Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Misidential raadidate. I ICCT4OS OFFICE OF York. Pennsylvania and New Jersey are iu ail p«rt« of the state far McKinley by terrific majorities, the ag­ • :.rii;y. Sptvial |«ains ntraefs, chattel mort- gregate reaching, the enormous total of Woodland, Mich. 900,000 over Bryan. . .. . Loyal E. Kuappeu. v w.r C. DeatMpZ . '.;N \r: nN a .DENISOS i k WYE NS. idgan This*. Co. Bldg.. ■tev.xd Mi< bigau ■ i': r.a Montana. Idaho,. Utah, Nevada and Ten* nt’.-ee. Srbntdca, Virginia, Kansas, North Ckrollua. . i But It i« certain he is burled under the । largest majority ever recorded against a I presidential nominee. . sWEEZF.Y. A;.oruey a: Jan-, Hastings. Mid; ibu<-v: latHirc: C. A. Curtiss and family left for Luther, Lake Co.,'Wednesday. Those free silver hoodlum- who tried to by from 50 to 824 majority. It Is much to disturb the republican meeting laal Friday night by creating an uproar in front of the be regretted that Jordan is defeated for hall.icauMd neither respect for themselves prosecutor by tbe very narrow majority of nor the pertydbey so ably represented. U. B. quarterly meeting was held at this 37, according to the latest advices. This place last Saturday and Sunday. M. F. Jordan was hi town last of the may be overcome by corrected returns. week. . Such a victory as has been won in Ijxst Friday evening was the o^taslon of county, slate and nation would have been a grand republican rally in FreepoL Shortly before dark the McKinley and Ho­ Impossible except for two causes. First bart club and glee club of Caledonia arriv­ ed in the village with their conveyances the splendid organization and patriotism neatly decorated with flags and pictures of of the republican party-v second, the fact McKinley and Wm. Alden Smith. Soon after dark the torches began to appear by that sound money democrats placed prin­ twos, threes and fours. About 8 o’clock ciple and patriotism abore party and voted,| P- m • tbe ,raln arrived from Lowell with , , , ■•'Ik awaII a larirM large doltxnitinn delegation at of enthusiastic ILowell with the republicans. It Is therefore not republicans. Several heavy charges of a partisan victory, but a triumph of the dynamite boomed for McKinley and K. Wolcott’s steam elevator whistle also took patriotism, integrity and order-loving ele­ voice in the proceedings. Tbe procession ment of the country over the proposition to headed by the Lowell band formed near tbe railroad track and marched through debase our currency and destroy tbe in­ the streets carrying torches, flags, and tegrity of the Supreme Court, and to do banners, and giving their enthusiastic campaign yells. After the parade the peo­ away with the civil service system, and to ple repaired to Freeport Hall which was Lowell give to anarchists like Altgeld who may packed to its utmost capacity. band and Caledonia Glee Club furnished happen to be in responsible positions the music fur the occasion. Chairman H. P. privilege of peimitliug lawlessness to go Hale Kmyon introduced the speaker. Vic­ tor M. Gore, ot Beittou Harbor, whois one unreBtrained and unpunished. of the ablest speakers In lbe state. Mr. Gore explained tlie money question to the The victory puts great and grave satisfaction of all present. During the aponSblUties upon the administration of speeh he wag frequently interrupted by the hext president. It l« believed they applause and the uatne of McKinley was / win be met In a manner that will be sat? cheered repeatedly. ibfadory to the country as we!! as bis Cnsllaton. sQpaprtenu Mrs. John Feighuer died last Saturday night after a liugerir.g illness. Mrs. NOTES. , Frighntr was one of the first pioneers of Altgeld, he of infamous memory, went Castleton, was 74 years old. The funeral into the consomme with the other pupo- was held a( the home Monday p. m. She crats. The returns indlcate-Liu defeat for leaves a husband !and four children to mourn their loss. governor of Illinois by uver 100,000. Mrs. Lewis l/jckliart entertained her Somewhere under the wreck of popoc- mother from Carlton last week. The remains of Mr>. Eintna Patterson, racy’in Massachusetts will be found the of Luke i Odessa, formerly Mis> Emma polities! remains of one G. Fred Williams. GutcbcM,' of Cautluton. was brought here It will be remembered that G. Fred ran for burial last Turfsday. Mrs. Ckarley Fdghuer had a carpet rag for governor of that State. They didn’t do a thing to him but turn him down by a bee last Weonesdnty. There were eleven ladies presvijt, and 13 pounds of rags cold 150,000. It will be remembered that st wed. this same G. Fred spoke in Detroit and Born, to Vfitit Price and wife. O?i. 25th, other western cit es, and while here wired a soti.' ? | . . Flimm Cole and; wife ore visiting thdr the eastern press that Michigan would go daughter} Mts. Selah Noyes at Portland. tor Bryan by 50,000. Gi u. Cwrii Ciueago. and Miss Nettie Dr.-Merritt Is probably defeated for Sen­ C-J.-5. of .ladkaon.l are gueste of. Hiram publican county ticket except prosecutor MAGNIFICENT VICTORY FOR SOUND MONEY » N t.lBNF.R. M. !•-» Physician and Surgeon, i Pelton, • • Mich. , , r,- .;. rer, one block cast of depot. L WHOLE NO. 2160 fl* .r by ilwut 25 in thU district. c I'lntjr gave him 153 majority. good thlrff. IB, l"8B6. CXHTijn ‘ , The rrpublkaus did g<» d work ta every prfflnct. and we'bate not space lospe^k •cfu.U who ttejscrvft^favorable comment Eift Jbe returns irom the foursestern lev.. A of the county fi ow UuR repub­ licans there were not asleep. The Mc­ Kinley phaallty frem those four towns was 8S6. Cusllettn, Wo< (Hand arid Jol:ns- sril kLa» : Kl.tTCAW ’ Simmons.-4 Dewey. - - w'6 t nva. as well as tbe city, showed hnti’dgome gains from four years ago. Rcpub liesna In Assyria, Barry, Irving And Hope had their fighting clothes on. In libitV morv. Hastings township. Italian.1, part­ ton and Maple Grove, the republicans ta/ tsi^ • c. M 7S 91 ' ■.nt side of home- !i :hout b'-ing • wcr.vKVon CoWk-S-9;ow*R. L1 8.. RENKES & WALLDORFF. tr.d.rtakere. ' Rooms at Ford’s Hotel. Ohio, ludiana. 1‘ionols, ?4ic!d«’“l «mrin. M.n—<■•.*» I I—*- >w Wert" and lbe KaU* *» A “ the bulk of 111* rawpailtnlne. went foe Mc- WATCH FOR THE NEW • STOBY. Cook & Cook vs. Joseph Caster, attach­ ment. CHANCERY 1ST CLASS. Mary M. Garland vs Geo. M. Garland, divorce. Belle Baughman vs John A. Baughman, divorce. Moses Horn vs Pheobe Ann Horn, di­ vorce. Wm. H. Chilson vs Hope Henry Chil­ son. bill to quiet title. Hattie McGuigan vs Arthur McGuigan, divorce. Blanche Long- vs Frank Long, divorce. Lydia Smith vs Clinton C. Smith, di­ vorce. Hattie England vs Fred England, di­ vorce. Clara Barnstead vs Max W. Barnstead. divorce. Emma Norris vs W-m. B. Norris, di­ vorce. Anna Allerton vA Claude Allerton, di­ vorce. • Fred M. Busline vs Anna E. Rustine, divorce. • Mary Benedict vs John Benedict, di­ vorce. Iza Skiff vs E. Hattie Skiff, divorce. llxr'ey Camp vs Lucila Camp, divorce. Bessie McL-od vs John McLeod, di­ vorce. , I,' Bfotinrd. 4.U M. Codk, r - Ik? M. L of f-t-. Hasting*, -spoke on P'dl’iOtl oi.iiie. day from the reptiblle-Mi-ten t Joint, f iir- Cook. Is a fluent easy laitrr gnd iraf^e the free silver people a few t:idt« wnrth irrinumbenm’. Mrs. Urilliam Bprcbtrd received g tele­ gram wp k Ft’day tlmt bur father. Mr. Chsiercijm iwbo (was visiting In Harter bpriutf.siu»b <Te»’S. hD “I <B>ce for Ugrbur iodLgA Mrs. Y -.Lr D-^tor, of Dakota, is visit­ ing in rip* Tfc-lnlty, N. Bcrtlnrid v-ite. of Hwvey. LIL, are t! e gi ■.•it ef Hammon and wife. Tin- Wnnfittis Fbndgn Missionary merl­ in-te-ld at Mrs. Fannie Farr’s this •.wi-k Tburjiday. Last wet-i Wednesday evening at Warner-Msbortk-House the tree silver speakers had to cat! pn a rei-ubliean to act us chair­ man,prututfly there was not a silver man to grace the pisitinn. 1^‘stir Warner said he would apt dut of courtesy but did noFWant tu bj held r.-epvnstblc for unytlring they might do oi say. CHANCEBY 4711 CLASS. Terrence Corrigan vs John Yarger, et al, hill for u» aect. Win: P. Sweeter vs Wm. E. Harding, efcal. bill for an' eccountiu-r 1 Dewitt C. Myera.VR Mary £. Myers, di­ vorce. Corning L. L.-aoli vs Alpliarcttr. l.each. divorce.. T- 1 Lorina M. B ’-rr rm vs Johh XL Rogers, et al, bill for sp^itie pertorniantfe of con­ tract, „ C’antBas Price vs Anna, P^ce, vlvoreo. Charles A. Banfietd vs Emma A. Ban­ field , divorce. ♦ Coat* Grove. Lee McDloimld has gone north Jo seek a fortune. a H. Long and wife, and Mrs. Linle Engle have returned from visiting In Ohio. ■ • . Will Moir and family have moved into Mrs. Er.gl<*i house. K. Dtttndrut h now improving after a spell ot eltkneljS. Herb .Sprague fa bnMdlng a kitehen. Mrs. Marks, *if the -State RoatL is her$? visiting her *m John. She soon leaves to bVend th? winter with her dasghter in Indiana. J H. Long and family spent Sunday with Mrs. B. F.; Wulfe.____________ fihultx. < Rose riereo closed her school lure Frt<iav. an«i will ccmmerice aifeln >n weeks. i . , E. L, Convention. Myrtle Mosher elat’d her schorl FrlBelow we give the program of a Group- day iu thd Count dhulct but will teach mecllna-o' -he EpWardi Leaanes.lo be the winter term there. . I . . la tun HustlUM M. E. Cnureb. SaturMrs. 51- Shulix has retunu-d from India­ dat Nov. Hth, X>C. " Ada ijfwher wen the gurst of Ella up.iu. tuvoliuoalsconilntttd t’y B«re. IL re carnt» art, the highest •st Ttuin vrith and the word new meaning price. went down because the other fellows had too big a crowd. But It was a pood fight and a splendid victory. \j Thnrnapple Is still tbe banner republi­ can township of the county giving 108 rna/jutlty for McKiul?y. Tuesday morning the free sllverites cIrJmrd Barry county by 500 at the West estimate. The returns >how ju«t what poor guesic r» they were. C. F. Brooks for register xeU tire largest majority In Hie county 324. Judge Mdte. ufCzNitelon, a ch-s-e second with 277. J. G. Hughes cornua third with 196. •r Pa lor ‘ ISSUES OF FACT. Isaac W. Vrooman vs The City of Hattings. John Holden vs ip lot Pralrietitle, assumpsit Milo L. Williams vs Covert O. Freer, trespass. Fred L. Heath vs. W. H. Goodyear. trespass on the case. Wesley Norris vs Angus McDonald, atsumpait z James Connelly vs Len W. Feighuer, libel. First Nafl Bank vs Henry C. Metier, assumpsit Robt P. Austin, est. vs C. G. Holbrook, est. Luther Bennett vs Wm. W. McCon­ nell. IM1-.IBLXSCS. Birr; 11 M-ems to be a stiikd fa: ilnt- .reci la­ Uous and ^u!<js w1.;) not avail to save the popoerate from drfeaL . hr the table elven, we ?u! in only the tirfutes reported for th- repabneph •nd (temoera'Ic-pcoidt's-unten-sTlver tidogs. ‘ ' P.U ;icr will tot *rt aver 75 votes. In v.MidV. and tbe pmtvbRIahfcts less. QO.CO v? tte State of 1 The People vn. Rowan Bull, fraudulent­ ly disposing of chattel mortgaged prop­ erty. ' Th? Peoole vs Jalia L* ar, assanK with intent to murder. The People vs Chas. Fumisa. robbery. The People vs John Quinn, robbery. The People vs. William Spickler, As- ,# sanlt with Intent to do great bodily harm. Mrs. 11.3. B. Mflltett, of Grand Rap­ ids. was here Friduy tn attend the itiu. raj td her si Ur Mrs. Harruun Bauenma;;. Condolences are hereby tendered BroE W. Ihifterm i.nd wifH have jjono tn • Wxlta. Most people will feel that wieii HUliulahi t > VK-: t r dnughter Mrs. LH■ th© iH-.mipathni for prmeeutor ’tle B.-y.-d -ur|n, I I In Lis rra?p” he ©ngtlt to have stuck & a —I y sj|4»ge7tiovs nf ecgn.5, arc fuU of plea£' tyers.' Call and. sec in the furniture I •»ve stxne fine goods CminXAL CAUSES. tive by almost 50, and elects enure re­ They Overwhelmingly Elect McKinley ASTON. v.torney at Law.­ -. u .xMivcar * Co.’s store.* .. .if thn State. Collections /-■nrt'-iW. • SiMMHHIMH !, MMERMAN. HomospakhiePhy ielan and Surgeon. iver Roger’sigrocery store.) | t BARRY COUNTY. ... 150 at least, defeats Hlrirs for representa­ • rtUl.*- i \ e e. pQTTER. • \ Horneys at Law rs taPf.,UpT ColBTOW.] ■ V atm» block, tlasttno.) t;;»he cot:rt« of the stMU. vr'.v LAMPMAN, n . D. D. S. k i ' I'un’. il work d«iue carefully and Anesthesia, gas or chtoroforxn K. •rt I’bln Smith'. Back.,Store, •... Al’J ! XU 5. • froms?. >' I AM I’M AX. M. D. \ . a. L.nu;.4nan. rafa promptly • >-. attenth n given to fitting ting Kerala or Rupture for ; !i- mali-citr of ca-«’» can be j li.’U’.'a vurgteaU opera- J THE BEST ADVER- | TIS1NG MEDIUM LN HASTINGS, MICH„ NOVEMBER 5, 1896. •I.DON, . ; an I R'’al K>tate Office?. ! •: Bloc-:. HMtlugs. | . t,u Real EvtMe iteM Estate • .*‘<>3. General conrevanclng. .. <■ -et of Attract Booka, turn­ . K-cord«. caa Lirnisb eomp»t 11 l! 4 C. H. BARBKR fl. Physicians and Surgeons. Cai!? In -iW -ir v’ounty responded to with premj-• day or ntehL__________ - Banner. astings ; PAPER IN COUNTY. Kluley by ra^orWra «• Onl"- S4-' #OT; indium. S».ow: "*“0: M cblK>>' KJOO^i Wlwort". Wi.ooe; UHOtl. 45.000; !•«». fb.0®0Return. *t ibi, wntlnif ludlrafn i bat Deftwrare by LOW; McKinley rarrirtl Wert Virginis. 1S.Muylwd. ■-•o.ooo: Krailueky. 1.000; Orek<*w. O.OoO. 9 cP AUdnwiol weleow-Preddeat attLwtine, Weeks,-of Prichard villa, over Sunday. Ktv. Tjdd preached ut Brush Ridge In -Hewlerelwn Chapter, l-‘rr.en>*l CreediiK*—I r-f the x- Rev. Hal* place.. J. llurti is ou the alpk list this week. r!s.c.k.~.dr. V.P.v.<4JWhgr«. ••Tnn ib’latiou of the Lov.mth L.«?eiw« io Cloverdale Other Young Peoples Soeiettea —Mrs. Forty-obe napes were registered in this • HwwVeUrmduet ^>W Leagues-K. Irving town Saturday. Chapter. Dfawusston. y-----mWasfenw WHl Ulamberlaln, Theodore Gybe and F- \ William Gibson have returned from Cal­ houn Co., where they have been for the 1 d«a.- past six weeks. There will be a meeting at the Clover­ SX^aT’h^fcy rad HH,.Dy dale church next Saturday evening riov. 7 th, for fibe.purpose of organ iring a ting­ ing data at which time John Cooyer will The View t« soaui money te com­ give a free jetton. plete. kBrttt * republlran conpeM end PRATT D-4TKICT. a eennte to aid the new president In Pls Cora hMklnit U »« oeeopuUo. M ttrti date. Hon. Clement Smith-_______ admlnbt ration. Mort of the apple* era IfMberad. Tbel Hind* Corner*. Barry County aoea noblylbe il thoee th.t ere eeleU*. _ Ralph Scldmore will lead the Y. P. 8. C Bora, to C. J. end B«-ra« CI.rk, Oct »8. return, at baud, a* ran he raen by the ta­ E. next Sunday eve. . » lb dMthter.__________ ____ lira, a 8. Wblloomb. of jouottr. «P«t ble abore. and tram the townh trots TM f. * f- M. rallroraf ooopeof will the week with Irked. In tliU Tlctoit,. which reports bsri been reeelred but not Albert Bunnell, of North,rat Berry, bu bees working for JraBrown. Lading**officlsliy. It I* Mn. Peyi. <* Mtodkrllk. ~ TrunsM burned down ths barn M Bank­ (rises McKinley 1*0 onr Bryan. gt»~ 1M " ___ rx •» Hl.J, laal aw>r rum. WudMrfv B1*L ^pnHWwe state *nd ruaarerainnal tickM tbawbaiM** . Deer Uccn<««»| 15. Levi D. Stamp, MiddUvUle. 16. . J. a: ion Mead. City. •' Freeman Fish. Fretpnfrt. . 18. Byr.i! Fish, Freeport. 10 H. L. Mayo. Assytiui 20. Frank Yn-.it* r. Maple Grove. 21. Henry Crockford. Carlton. Lake Waters. City. 23. K M. H«U. Yankee Hpiingf. 24. Reuben Fish, Freipoirf. IL E. Ludlow, Freeport. 26. C. H. Osborn. City. 27. Alfred Bithop. Hope. 28. Clarence L. Watoen,, Pelion, 29. Hen Bishop, Hope. 30.. Wiiile ____ Jordan. Delicti. 31. • Kilo Fish, Fret porL Atuby Ferri*. Johnstown. 32. T-L E. Harmon, Johnstown. 84. Wm. P. Streeter, Yankee Springs. 35. C. J. Streeter, Yankee Springs. F. SI.Turner, Yankee Springs. 37. John Ruse. Maple Grove. 38. K. Mayo, Nashville 39. Geo. Br«»utll. Prairieville. 40. H. IL Brownell, Prairieville. S. R. Ilogers. Prairieville. 42. P. S. Rogty*. Prairieville. 43. C. 11. .Palmer, Baltimore. 44. David Ickes. Baltimwv. F.-,in-i? WYkrs. Cartton. Geo. Tompkins. JchWslown. David Conklin. Johnstown. ... A. J. Wright, Carlton, 49. J. 1). Cool. Freeport. 50. Nelsen Hiukler.'Freepai t. Geo. Miller. Freeport • 52. S. K. Hunt. Freeport. Hiram Living-ton, Freepotl. 53. Frank Herrick. Fna-purt. 55. Cash Vaaderllp. Freeport. 56. George Sweet, Hast&’js. 57. C» rut Brown. Wnodbary. F1JOIJATE OROE’!. Stale ot Mxi»s^.;n.r«rtniv o( Party, m. At a •>£ Uw. I'roUate Court, for lbe county of. Barry, tolden at the Probate nib#.’, in »L-> <lty »-f H;vHugv, in saio. County, on W»-dneM!«y the bzarthday Of NoveiipTj-. m Hi j yuar oun itemnnd eight hun­ dred nad nhietv wx. Freseut, Chetle* W. Armstrong. Judge <rt Probate. InJibe matter ot the evute of Fidelia E. Bwee»■" .la adjudged Ihwnv persoft. 0» reading and filing tire petition dulv verift* ed. of Fidel.i. K. ^-.-‘'Zty. seizing .'tairth that she I* OS she verily beltevw. per:n-awM»tlj-curaA and ionium redorod u> tuenlal health and MMindneiM. and Paying that the order of commitment •*» the Asylum tor Imanr tiertwlort made by court be revakrd and petftioaer adjudged rretored to rm-atal health and aoundnoM. aod tbac the guardianship may be terminated, and that A C. Km*, her guartUah. be. retired to rend.-r aa account of .MUd guard tan ah Ip tn Mid pH-ticnrr aad xuea gUardMu* <H»chnnrod. *> la Mid peiitkni awrefully _ ’ �=£= ■ Hastings Banner. ! the unspeakable TURK ’urryCuonty. UiUOnldi, ot ttaptombor i. E. THE FASHION OF HEALTH. Thursday, Nov. 5, 1896. COOK BROS.. Prop*. CLnrarr Sana. Circuit Judge. Countersued. Punishments Inflicted by Him on Armenian Prisoners. It is continually said that women You can sec just how this will work. would as aoon be out of the world aa It puts the medicine on the sore spot, out|of fashion; that they would fol­ TIFLtS AT EASTER. low; fashion if it should lead dlrectlj' A Beautlfnl and Effective Service In the Quite So Horrible In Their Ex­ to the grave. While thia is an exagger­ Kasalan Church. ■ treme Blrixritr m to Be ation, of course, it must be admitted Unprintable. The ritual of the Kussiac church, to­ thaj they are greatly attached to fash­ gether with the architecture and deco ion, and that it ia fortunate for them The following is on account token ration of the churches, lends hot a lit­ whe® it seta in wholesome directions, __to _______ _______________ of such _______ , from the British consular reporta of the tle the rtiipresaivenese acenes and the old Byzantine cntbedral of ! various tortures and punishmenrta in- as H does now, an£ has done for near­ Tifiis formed aa picturesque a back- ' fitted on the Armenians by the sultan ly al generation. During all that time, J** it has been the fashion to ground to the religious ceremony as of Turkey. Same of them are so horritouid well be imagined. On account of ble ln their extreme barbarity .that they be healthy, and it is such to-day more than ever. We all Nke to see a womw the crowd that throngs the midnight are unprintable: souud and vigorous in body, with n Blind, Bleeding and Itching Pile*, At Mrvlce service that ushers in the great national ' The twitch ia made of two pieces of good appetite, who can walk, and is druggists or by mail holiday of Russia it is necessary to take wit4» a °°nl paaaed through one Send For Booklet. one’s stnnd—for there are no seats— at *nd forming a loop. THa used to fond of outrdoor exercise. A' very young person might think an early hour und I had already been be employed in Engtand to bold a re­ W. H. Hill CO., Detroit, Micb. that it had never been otherwise; that in the cathedral nearly three hours ; froctory horse if it was neccasnry to ad­ I (When the ceremony commenced. There ■ minister medicine. When an Armenian nobody could, in recent times, have : ifc» no necessity here to enter into any I *8 safely in prison and will not speak been foolish enough to regard favora­ of the defails of the ritual of this beuu- * ont the twitch is applied in exactly the bly physical delicacy or any tendency j jtiful service of the orthodox church, same way until the cord cute into the to invalidism. But it it- in the mem­ ory of people now living that pale com­ . for at this spot I am dealing with it flesh and the blood spurts. AND RHEUMATISM CURED BY plexions, very slender figures and fre­ ' solely as^nn effect, a most tellingrem’^'vo pieces of flat board,with a couple quent ailmentH were considered partic­ t iniseence of a visit to Tiflis. of notches on each side of the board, ore You can try boforo you buy. 11 The sendee commences in the dull ! fastened together judt like a pair of ularly interesting in y«ung women. These were said to eat chnlk, slate pen­ i <loom. for with the exception of a few ; nut crackers and then used to compress cils land paper, and such substances i lights ufx>n and in the vicinity of the certain parte of the body. as produce severe indigestion, accom­ Eggs are boiled laird, and while in­ panied by a colorless complexion audt ' altar the church iu unllL But this ” . I gloom tends to heighten the effect of tensely hot are inserted under the arma languid manner suggestive of. ro­ | the group of richly robed and mitred pita and between the legs of the ob mance. and extreme Henslbllity. This I priests that throng the steps, chanting stinate Armenian. His arms and legs morbid fancy and feeling must have ' in turn with the choir of unaccom­ are bound, tightly anti the eggs changed beeii the result of the Byron croze, panied lx\vs’ and men’s voice the when they begin to cool. which began early in the century and Mashers are the little tongs used to imusic of the service, In contrast to raged for 50 years. How bravely we ___ r_about _ _____ —altar rr____ ____was P^eoe ® charcoal from open fires in 'the group the steps the have recovered from such maudlin sen­ iidark, heaving crowd, half hidden in mangols. These tongs are made red- timent, such sickly fanaticalness, we J •|Wtie filthy clouds of the incense and the hot ’ ' and' applpied ... .................. u body ' * in ’* the same to the of the present need not be told. jldusk of the building. way that Edward II. was done to death Women, young or not young, who || At length, as midnight approached, in Berkeley castle. are generally Oiling, who have feeble ; ifthc priests and choir filed down the At the Turkish prisons in Constanti­ constitutions and despondent moods, Pchurch and left the building by the nople the choir torture is in doily force may be pitied jnore thar in the past, I l^naln entrance, one or two alone re- ns applied .. to recalcitrant Armenians but they have ceased to be attractive ; iknalning within. Then, as a rocket who will not speak oixt regarding the j.'witbout gave the sign of midnight, a ; wliereobouts of their fellow coimtry- on that account. THncss or bodily • weakness of any kind is no longer ideal­ Jloud knocking commenced ut- tbe door, j Incn nrc “wanted” by the officials, ized J But robust health, high vitality, nyhich was repeated several times. On ; There is a cell in every prison, in genuine endurance, are thoroughly apMOKTOAGESALFE gate being opened the priests and : which is a pit capable of holding water. Default having been made tn the coalition* prec^ited. So are good looks; but a lr hurried ix>, crying out again and ' An armchair is placed' in the pit and of a certain mortgage made by Charles W. man would rather see a healthful Smit* and wife He en G.. of the township of in: ’’Christ Is 'risen! Christ is the bnek of this abair is made to lean bronted complexion gained by a wom­ Irving, county of Barry, and state of Mlchlgm, ‘risen! ” Each bore in his hand alighted ' forward by menus of bcfctvs. An Ar- an’s jexpoRure to sun and wind than to Alexander Foster, of Bedford, Calhoun county, mate of Michigan, dated December 14, taj>er from which the nearer members men inn is put into the chair, and a hand .. a pall-id face that. -. had zealously A. I). IWV. and recorded in the office of lh*i —been ---------------------■of the crowd lit their own, passing the ' °f iron, the ends of which go through ahieljvd fmm nnplra,ant weather. •flnme from candle to condle, for every i tbe holes of the chair, is fastened across He would rather see tanned hands Of December. A D. itwi, tn Liber & of Mort one in the building bore a taper. his abdomen. The water is then let with a Arm uraap than aott. .lender Ja^WS^Tt!: It took but a minute to change the i» antl the chair screwed forward until taper; nerveless fingers, caressing the jnuntf Five hundred fifty three dollars and entire scene, and us tbe priests made the man!s hcadnnd wbould ere are forced BtrinFR strlnrs nf of a ham barn or o-uitar. guitar. She is |’ thirty talrtr eente, .vnu. and an «u attorney attorn*/..* fee teeot of twenty twenty* . * .. w „ rr~n„A f five dollars provided for In aaid mortgage. and their way to the altar, swinging their | another creature than her grana- n<lBUitor proceeding* at law having been tacensers as they went; the gloom of the | mothtr or her mother was. She is stttued to recover the moneys secured by f aid mortgage, or any part thereof. church disappeared and tbe building ‘ clothed with new flesh, and she owns Now. therefore, by rirtuc of the p^wcr of was lit by thousands upon thousands J an aHogrther different system. Tier aale contained iu said rnortgag.-, and thestatute tn such (Mute made and provided, notice is ®f candles where before the dusk had i nerves are far firmer, and her muscles hereby given that on Saturday, the thirtieth ^prevented one seeing either the church ! have lost their flactfidity. She believes day of January A. D. 1897. at ten o'clock In the forenoon.11 shall sell al public auction, to the prjtiie crowd; every picture and detail in Bound health an the prime essential highest bidder, at the north front door of the )of the decoration of the building and ’ of life. To have it and to keep it are court house, tn the ciiyof Hustings (that being th'- place where the circuit court tor Barry very figure in it became distinct. The ' among1 the first duties she owea her­ County is holdenl, the premises described lu tiling mass of humanity took form : self. She has grown to be a devoted said mortgage, or mo much thereof as may be to pay the amount due on said d shape, and where before one recog- j and enlightened dieclple of Hygeia, necessary mortgage, with eight per cent, interest, and “J only dark figures in an incensehaving disavowed various false divin­ all legal costs, together with an attorney’s en twilight one recognized now the ’ fee of twentv-flve dollar* covenanted for there ities whom she once worshiped. iu. the premises being described in said mort­ rs of the government in uniforms Drug's’and physicians she does not gage a.-* all those certain lots, pieces and par­ . _gled with orders, accompanied ‘ cleave* to as of old. She considers nar cels upland sltuat-In the township of Irving, in Ute county of Barry, and state of Michigan, their wives and daughters.—Nationture the great mediciner, discarding augdescribed as follows: Review. The north east quarter of the south east many artificialities, and trying, so far QOanur and the wuth half of north west as she has- light, to obey nature’s laws. auarter of south east quarter both on secliou HU Torn Now. fteen(15)in town four (4> north range nine Home is not her sole allurement and Hoax—What, you buying a bicycle? THE IRON BAND TORTURE. (9? west, containing sixty acres mor© or lew. her sole obligation, as it was in tbe A lexaxdeu Foster.’ Mortgagee 1 thought you detested them. » together. When the man’s head is un­ era of her grandmother. She adds to COLGROVE A POTTBR. Joax—So I do. but I’ve been run over At-orneys for Mortgagee. : der water he must either speak or its brightness, to her own well-being Dated, October 27, 1806, long enough. Now Fm going to have drown. and comfort, as her mental expansive­ toy. revenge.—Philadelphia Record. I have seen in Constantinople an un­ ness and her clearer judgment, by fortunate Armenian bound and thrust domestic contrasts and excursions BHEBIFF'8 notice of election. CLAMS THAT TRAP MEN. into a cesspool in the yard of the prison. abroad. She has become acquainted To Tax Qualified Electors of Barrv ■ oge Bivalves That Sometime* Catch The ordinary procedure of the Turkish with the great world; she has stopped Coukty. Pursuant to due notice from the Secretary ot Pearl Piven tn the Pari Be Ocean. ofacials is to leave, the victim until he taking all her views at second hand. Slate you are hereby notified that, at the gen­ Bivales of various species form traps (sinks and is suffocated or else makes a elation to be held In the State of Micblgw She is physically transformed; she eral on the Tuesday succeeding the Aral Monday ot of a deadly character, and of these I shtam confession. gets pleasuf^, recreation, inestimable November nexP, (being Tuesday Nov. 3rd.), the fihe .various clams are must frequently j, Iron bands are made with a screw at benefit from out-door sports. She following state uftlcen are to be elected, viz:— l|eard of. The Sun told the other day of A Governor, Lieutenant Governor, tJecrvtarv of : the back to go round the forehead, swims, she skates, she runs, she coasta State. State Treasurer, Auditor General. At­ a rat whose tail was caught by a clam trunk and limbs; then the ends arc in winter, she rows, she rides a wheel, torney General, and Superintendent ot Public Instruction, Commissioner of the State Laud over in Hoboken. I screwed, together and the unhappy Ar­ she goes fishing and hunting often, Oiflce: alto a member of the State hoard of Ed­ Darwin’s theory on the broadcaatdis- menian forced to speak. The man is she vies with her brothers in athletic ucation in place of David A. Hammond, whose term ot office will expire Dec. 31. t89G, also tribut.on of apec.e. was that bird, t for B few daVB . ... - __ , , gixrpv IVi » xvn v><», o, umm* w,c iuu>n8 sports^ She is what would have been fourteen elector* of President and Vice Presi­ rtarriixl rnr nielanrv hnmn _ . .7 ....toaay ornwl t.nnrn them. For Instance Ibn the heron Wornoff,«nd It .I. .hnpo«Ible called 30 ears ago a perfect Amazon; dent of the United States; also a Representa­ in Congress tor the Fourth Congressional wading on the spawning bed ol a trout thnt he tortured. and yet she has not relinquished a tive District ot this State, to which District Barn* a number ot the eggs .tuck to lu | Anoth„ mctjKxi ot torture ia to .ever particle of her womanhood. In truth, County belongs ralso a Senator for the fifteenth kgB. On flying tn n ctrram Mme mile, u,,, „Wn Kal btm1 1Mert IlT|nff she has rather broadened and deep­ Senatorial District ot this State, comprising the counties of Barrj and Eaton ;also one Represen­ m ™. hitherto h„b.w„ nnstocked wt.1. .l™ ! Mej) tave bpen wray. with these ; ____ ._________ .. ened it. She is gentle as ever, and much tative In the State legislature for the Represent­ fish, the eggs are washM off and are known to go mad under this frightful stronger; she has not parted with any ative District compnsiug Barry County. You are also hereby notified that at said hatched according to the regular course torture. of her tenderness; but she has ac­ election the following county officers will be of nature. The fish breed and multi-'I This form of torture i& one of the for Barry County. vlz:-A Judge of Pro­ quired fresh development in divers elected iwbate. Sheriff. Clerk, • Treasurer, Register of 1 most prominent in the whole lint, and directions. She has enlarged her ac­ Deeds, Prosecuting Attorney, County Surveyor, . A.Canada gooae killed In Ohio had a j, prob.blr used ottener than any of the tivities and usefulness; ehc has mount­ two Circuit Court Commissioners and two tech watCT^lnm attached one mid- [ othe„. n conaisto of laahlng the bare ed to a far loftier plane. She is, to ex­ Coroners. „ , , Jas. H. McKivrrr, die toe. Had tlt gtxw not been killed ,oleB ot fert of pnwner, who press it mathematically, woman raised Sheriff of Barry County, Michigan Dated Hastings, Mich., Sept, 12Di„ 1898. the dam would hare dropped off mto b,, been previously fattened to the to a higher power. water perhap. hundreds of mile, from mOTO a There are inevitably some ultra-con­ ANNUAL FAX BALE, ~<tri€.'D"1 I muscle. Tbe whip is laid on until the servative people who, looking on any State of Michigan, County ot Barry.—ss. The Sun recently told of a gull which flcsh iB cutaDd bleeding, and the victim change with abhorrence, think that The Circuit Oourtrfor the County of Barry, In wa« nearly drowned by a clam that had Beidom goes through the ordeal without woman has deteriorated, not advanced, Chancery. In the matter of the petition of Btarley W, dosed on iu bill in aMassachu«tt»bay. )osiDg conseloumess. by her bodily betterment, by the acTurner, Auditor General of the State of MichlStellar storie. are told of other birds The alleged father of the present ral- ceptanoe of new opportunities. But tan, for and in behalf of said State ef Michigan, Men have stepped into the open jaw, waB pg, death by this method: they belong to the same class, though lor tbe sale of certain lands tor taxes assesHed ol huge dam. accidentally at low tide. A |grr? V.,baped wedge with sharpened much 1bter in time, as they who be­ thereon. On reading and fllint tbe petition of the Aud­ •ad the clams, clo.ing their jaws have „„ feet from prougd. lieved that gross ignorance in a woman itor General of the State of Michigan a* afore­ held them fa.t till the Ude rose, when ! ^e vicUm is held stwpertded in the air, was an added charm. We all remem­ said, praying for a decree In favor of the State of MlcMmn. MXInHmcbpuu.lofluul u.rv tlx, men were drowned. Other men ,tTaddIing the wedge. Huge weight, ber the French courtier who asked the in described, for the amounts therein specified claimed to be due for taxes, interest aud tew reached for a lore in the form of a Bn! Un3 OD ^,h foot Bnd at O1C wori young lady of quality: “Are you not chargeg on each such parcel of land, and that naainou. .pot. The instant they of commaBd ths rope holding him Is ashamed to write so well, you. who such iandi be sold for tbe amounts »o claimed Blate of Michigan: touched it the .bells of a clam closed on ' cut. Tb, weights pull him down and he have so much grace and beauty?** Per­ byftthe te ordered that said petition will be brought ttotir arms and In a few minute, toe b —ut ln two halves. haps there are human fossils to-day on for hearing and decree at tbe November men were drowned. Some of the clams It 1, a common occurrence when a shocked to see so many fine women term of this Court, to be held at the City of [tastings in the County of Barry Blate of toft trap men are found embedded in ’ prlBOMr refuses to tell whot Is wanted In unquestionable and superabundant Michigan, on the flih day of November, A D. the coral reefs of the Pacific and Indian 1 of bte to cut oft a limb, and with the health. But they can better afford to 1886, at the opening of the Court on that dav:, and that all persons interested in such land* Octans, and the men captured are pearl' Btmnp bleeding and sore thrust him be shocked than the women ean to re­ °.r lPy PM? d«irlng to contest tbe Hen diwra. The flesh of one of the huge into prison to reflect, and if he decides turn to the virtual invalidism preva­ claimed thereon by the State of Michigan, for taxes. Intereat aud charges, or any part clam, (tridaena gigo.) mmeUme. [ whether or not he prefer, to change lent throughout the republic only a such t^EL‘.°K,’llallM^e®ar Jn *'11® ®ourt’ and file with tbe clerk thereof, acting as register in .weighs 20 pounds, and added to that 1, bi. mind or .offer another amputa- few decades aeo.—Harper’s Bazar. chancery, their objections thereto, on or be­ the 500 pounds or more, of shell. The tion. -■ “The • ...... ..die mutilated prisoners often fore the first day of the term of this court above mentioned, and that in default thereof shell is something like five feet long by under this treatment from blood poi­ tbe aarnu will be taken as confessed and a de­ two and three-qunrters wide. Poets soning, caused by lack of attendance cree will be taken and entered as prayed for in said petition.. And It is further ordered that are fond of saying that these shells are and carp. In pursuance of said decree the lands described the cradles of sea goddesses, since they The favorite death for women of the in said petition for which a decree of sale shall be made, will be sold for the several taxm iu art* very beautiful if polished. They are i harem who hare incurred the displeas­ tercet and chatrm ttoreon aa determined by also used as baptismal* fonts.—N. I. j ure of their master is for the guards to such decree, on the first Monday tn December tn £T?fter' ** tan o’clock a. m. on Sub. sew them up in a canvas sack. While the said day.or on tbe,day or days subsequent there­ poor woman is begging for mercy two to as may be necessary to complete the sale of Mid lands and of each and every parcel thereof or three fierce Turkish cats are thrust at,tbe office of the Oounty Treasurer, or sTsSh into the beg and it is then taken to a convenient place a* Bbaif be selected by him at the county seat of tb* County of Barry, Btate • bridge near the pateoe and thrown into IT IS fl SUPERB TONIC and 011?‘cb 110(1 thBt the “ta taeu and there ; the Bosphorus. The cats in their ter­ made will be a public sale and each parcel exerts a wonderful influence in described tn tee decree shall be wparatHyex ror fight fiercely and the wretched posed for sale for the total taxes, interest and strengthening her system by charges, and tbe sale shall be made to the persou offr ring to buy for any given tax and pav­ driving through the proper chan ­ ing the full amount charged against said parce’ curod by j ghastly relics of the sultan’s despotism Health and DaStehMa k*re becn picked up by sailors of vee- nel all impurities. valaable seis cruising in the vidnity. strength are Guaranteed to result reraooe rtte. mu U» atert taoretf. tara *s- | To Prove Good Coffee. tbe wboi, pwvrt .hall tw orterwi .nd km. u Iran iu use. [J ; The best way to hscertato whether •a, pwnte: ludcM»b.K>ldte turn, ta terra! »n.l cbrtXM. sues [mwl .ball be a eoffee has been adulterated is to pour "W tortbe time belrj, uadibjul. on ibe inv ' ©old water on it. If pure it will color the «Mlngd»y. or before the elOMsnt tbe ule. M reoffered, and It. on sucbMeond offer, « * water very slightly; if mixed xrith BBIMTCU SKVUT0B CO., 1TUVTX, 64. DR. HANDY’S PileCurs CURES NEURALGIA AR-THRO- PHON - I - A JAXONI] N DELICATE wo«h [SEAL John „ G. Nagi STATE OF MICHIGAN. 7t he Circuit Coart for the County of Barry Tbe petiuon of Stanley W. Turner. Auditor General of the State of Michigan, for and In behalf of said Stale of Michigan, respectfully show* that the list of laud* hnvinartrr set iortfi aud marked ••Schedule A.” contains a descrip­ tion ol all land* iu said County of Barry upon whwli taxed were aesessed for tbe years mentioned therein, and wtrieU were returned as delinquent tocpoa-p^yin ' . . ■ •. : taxes have not been paid; together with tbe total amount ol sueli taxes, with iaterest com puled thereon to the Umr fixed for sale, aud collection fee as provided by iaw,Md the cost of advertising and other expenses of sale of each of said parcels of land. Your peUtiouwJIurther shows to the Court that said land* were returned to tbe Auditor Geuend under tbe provisions of Act 206 of the Public Acts ol 1898. an delinquent for non-pay­ ment of said taxes fur said years respectively, und that said taxes remain unpaid. Your petitioner further shows aud avers that the taxes, Interest, collection fee and cost of advertising and other expenses of sale, as set forth In said Bchedule A, are a valid Hen on tiie several parcels of land described in said schedule. Your petitioner further shows that the said taxns on said described lands; have remained unpaid for more than one.year prior to the first day of May, 1896; and the said taxes not hav­ ing been paid, and the same being now due and remaining unpaid as above set forth, your petitioner prays a decree in favor ol tbe State of .Michigan against each parcel of said lands, for the payment of tbe several amounte of taxes. Interest, collection fee. cost of adver­ tising and other expenses of sale, as computed and extended In said schedule against the sev­ eral parcels of land contained therein. and In default ot payment or tbe said several sums computed and extended against said lands, that each of said parcels of land may be sold for the amounts due tbcroon, as provided by law, to pay the lien aforesaid. And your petitioner will ever pray, etc, Dated August 27.1196. Htaxlky W. Turner. Auditor General of the State of Michigan, for and lu behalf of said State of Michigan. SCHEDULE A, TAXES OF 1W4. Township 2 North of Range 7 West.' , chicory the water will take a brownish hue. bld off the Mae In the nuie of the Bute. i wptofse W 14 120 n pt of e fl ■: of D e i* 15 70 » M IB 70 City ot Hasting* 8 r’ds of lot- 96 and 9# n 4 of tote 131/tod 132 lota :313 and 211 D 99 fl of lot 443 tote 1068. lOt®, 1070.1137. 1128 audita lots H32 and 1183 lou 11« and 1109 lot 1193 ' that parcel of land bounded a» follows; 8 by State st. w by C. K & S. R R.. n by 0.R.V.R.R e by Hanorer St 5 02 b 70 22 _S 4 Bl M 16 01 M lb 70 6 Oj 61 19 » 02 11 43 1 61 F° 18 [70 G ft> 46 70 14 19 70 » 80 31 30 4 80 1 37 70 Township 3 North of Range ? West, n pt of e 4 OfnwffJt 730 939:1 31 38 70 CITY OF HASTINGS. Township 3 North of Range 8 West, s 20 a of n e k and ioa,20 rds n and s by 80 rd# e and w In * w corner of n 140 a of n e (S3 comm encl ng at tv stake on set! Hue 6 chs thence n 434 degrees, w 6 50-100 chb. n 544 de­ grees, e 5 73­ 100 chs to sec line, a on sec Hue 8 19-100 chs to Resin­ ning. varia­ tions X de­ grees e ex­ cept a strip li rds c ft E wide off n w end deeded to Jacob Jor­ dan April 12. Itol 17 1 15 .16 To ' 2 ft: oommen ring * 14 a of w at n w .cor­ ner of e 4 ol I 50 53 07 02 70 n w 4. e on ; Township 2 North of R.inge R West. sec line 3u rd* for begin­ ning, 8 1U«» 4 84 19 70 rds. e 10 rds 91 n iOS rds. w 10 rd- except k o 36 21 the right ot e 102 a of s w public high fl 18 102 3l AS way of 2 rdpa n side and Township 4 North ot Range 8 West. on w side now located 20 ll 46 70 12 10 Chamberlain’s Addition. s eKof 40 70 IS 42 Blk n 4 of lot 3 40 70 m 13 C4 tots 306 16 Township 1 North of Range 9 West, comtnen clng 4 rds e of s e 12 TO 4 31 corner of blk Commencing 11 10-100 ch’s run. u ix a of corner rds, w to be­ sec’s 2 and 3 ginning T U eM 42-100 cb* co. meuc Ing s l 02-100 chs 4 rds e and 32 w 24 42-190 rds 2 ft a on chs n 102-100 Jefferson St. chs * e cor »» from n e U of a w ner of lot l K . 16 TO blk 53 22 rd* Be lief s w 2“ fl M : 9 3] W pt of s w *■? to beginning 4 56 64 18 13 70 »«r Cm* OF HASTINGS. Township 3 North of Range s West. EASTERN ADDITION. 44 * bounded commencing n by river s at s w corner ’ byR.Jt. eaud of lot 4. blk w by Lamp 13 thencee to man's land :c 13 4i 50 1 021 14 04 a stake 4 ft e ---------------15 05 2 11 of a *bass — wHofawM 18 80 woodtree ___ 09 8 41 thence n 16 n pt of s rd* to Grand St., thence w to n w cor­ Township 4 North of Range 9 West. ner of lot 1, blk I3,theuce K s to begin­ n< ning, except 15 40 21 70 a portion sold city for «u 11 46 a pond 1 GRANTS ADDITION. 56 05 7 85 2 24» 70 16t 6 3 5 72 80 lq: 3 and n wH of n w 4 ot lot 4 14 8T 2 08 W 6 14 23 80 87 01 12 IB 3 48 70 1 lot 5 and s 70 of lot 4 Township 1 North ot Range 10 Wert. GRANT’S 2nd. ADDITION. Commenelag at a point in 5 ' 70 10 03 70 lots center of highwaynjnKEMFIELD'S ADDITION. ntng angling . 13 I 4« 61 18 70 6 05 loti n w and s e It f; IS said point be­ ing 521fiika n 51 degrees 33 mln. w of b e corn *r of land owned by H. Q. Nelson as per survey ot Doc. 27, 1870 as described In deed re­ corded in LI£ “wES red oak 6 tn bearings )f> degrees 20 sece«2 links n 51 degrees 30 min, w 4 chs and 11 links, b ll de grees w 1 ch. and 45 links 8 52 degrees 15 min., e 8 chB and 42 Iks n 37 de­ grees, e 1 eb. and 42 links to place ot beginning, containing 88 rods of land on n w H ot Township 2 North ot Range 10 West. b w fl M Of 6 147 84 n w k»f n FEMALE REGULATOR. Fits .1 Townships North of Range towMblp i North ot ?? lot 1 lots lot 10 VILLAGE OF CEDAR CREEK. Acres .« 16 (M 70 It 03 70 10 03 70 1 80 , VIU.AGB 6F MIDDLEVILLE. Blk »Ot7 _ 15 40 06 02 70 -----6----1 32 18 05 70 lots 1 Abd C2 VILLAGE OF NASHVILLE. 9 2 ft of lot 4 and n 22 ft 21 of lot 5 lot 20 and n 4 of tot 19 1 «5 I 18 Ttio Ghlcaoo Chronicle IS A DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER It la not Republican. It is not Populist. It maintains the democracy of Jeflerson. Jackson and Tilden, believing it to be the salvatloo of the Republic. It is therefore opposed to Socialism. Free-SHverfsm. and Repudi.HI’'nlam. No dollar is to good for the American. Sample copies tree. Address„ THE CHRONICLE. 164-166 Washington SC., Chicago. Ill. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT state of Michigan. I ____ io tbe Circuit Court tor the County of Barry. Ada Cook and Henn Cook.copartner^. doing business at Hastinr*. Michigan, u'oder Uie firm name of Cook fit Cook. Joae<nh Custer. . Notice Is hereby given that on the 23rd day of Inly, A- D.. IBM. a writ of attachment was duly iMued ont of tbe Circuit Court for the nf Barn. at the null of Ada Cook and B'nry Cook, copartner*, doing business at Has tings. Mlohlaan, under tbe Arm name and stjle or iX>okc Cook.tbe above named Hamttffs.aiiUDSt he lands tenements, goods and chat ..les, moneys and effrais erf Joseph Custer, tbe de­ endant abjvu named, for the sum uf One Hundred and Four Dollars and nine Mots. • 81O4J09). which said writ was returnable on tbe £a* .ttorBeyv I«r I’lulnUB- �H xstinG'' Banner 5>'<i8S5- ■sihursfl»y> Nev- •;/. R, COOK. LckM Editor. fare0® True Blood rurtfier pn* owra I .llder. B Prtxe Baking '« I-,wder leavens WOMSN VOTE — MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. + SOUTHERN CYCLONES. , For F.e.ld.nl r-oool °t’t ll“' 1,1 Ule M«lory ot till. K®"lrr “ "Pwrtunity lor women to mbWfcrvd“ ,or lf Thin, Pale Children The Odd Fellows. Tbe grana lodge ol the Independent Thoy Do Great Demr^ro in Lou­ isiana and Mississippi Send a 2 cent etsiup for a handsomese • Battle Order of Odd Fellow, held Hl annual of J axon Soap pictures. meeting In lohilng. The reporta ol the ration, officer, indicated a dcirl.l,. Many BuHdlnrw Blown Down and Other* rerellf,',’? S in Population at 'tbe Damaged—Several Liven Lost—Okla­ ing condition ot the fraternity. The rate of .sixteen births to one death. homa and' Indian Term lory total member.hip I. -tjss, nn increaw Eexema la a frightful affliction, but like . Algo Visited. ®J»“fMlurer who bra buafaeu re- for the year of 882. During the rame all other Akin diseases it CMtt u- pennanent. h.’th VroudixMit new«- period the llcbcknh lodge, hare gained ly cured by applications of De Witt’s Witch ru One satisfaction in giving ■aia-.e to the Lulled Slat™, propora, toe New Orleans, Oct 30.—About 4:30; 1.503 members. The receipt, of tbe J4azcl halve. Jbqtever falls to cure Piles. jpiau as follows: Scott ’s Emulsion to children h grand lodge for .the year were 110.310, i o’clock Thursday afternoon a cyclone i X. w« H. Goodyeab. vum1 ’rra?J”1!19 ore “'l0“‘ '■> . ^8'denu are talking of es- i? .ra Fh e’ by ,U,M ’“I '»' »l>"'vn the balance on hand being 213.500. The struck tnis city on the river front, just i they never object to iL The above Peniston street, and swept over a • number of perron, relieved was 1,2.3 Steph.n A. liolph Being Carried Rn>m tabll9l:ljl*.a water'works system. |to he papet, even- Kn.k nnut Nor. 1th. fact is, they soon become fond KldL 10 t"“11 m"re ll,*“ and number of families 131. The total distance of about T«4 miles, or 30 blocks . the Baltic Field. Ln the Spnb^a n>ndg man’s fancy light ; company H, Sth Ohio Reg-i- Xrre11!?/0 U,(jW4 wf “ Wilt’s Little |Out ride of the quasllun aud act upon thetr relief furnished members amounted to I from Peniston street to Robin street,, of it. Another satisfaction is S25.rj2.ul, inid: the families *3,711. j the track of the storm being about 1,500 j . । ted for tlie War of the Rebel­ Early Risers, foi IKS always cleanse the ><]WU judguwtrr. Write the naum ,)f turn' feet wide from the river to Annuncia-1 wrlu. : hen A. Rolph, River Styx, • iver. purify the. bloodXita Invigorate the todate upon , p,gt,| fnlll because it will make them An Incendiary Fire. " j tlon street. Hundreds of buildings In j Htnnbeted among; the reo.rn name and addrets cl.-t.riy. atao cns W. Ikt^kjvl.YEAK. and state. On the |0K„ tef| h,uj alnif!T * plump, and give them growth A fire ut Ellsworth (lertroyed the two j the track of the storm were damaged, | ;..-n next he retnmW to bis cruu More pressed hay la 'wmlnaVio Mar­ *lra the name ot , banker or grocer who new blocks owned by Hurry Branch. 1 many being partly unroofed and chimborne Ou a stretcher, houi' . j wa? and prosperity. It should be knowi you. : > leg in the l»attl4 of Win­ k-tie than at any t|mt jn |ts hbtoi>K So swiftly d-d the flumes work that | Deys prostrated, trees ujiroo'ted and ' tavic -’ v.-i,. March 23. ’62. During lhl» pnr.uti ,n I, to preyent Hooding nothing wss saved ether than the stamp ( fences blown down. Some lives were ' given to all children who are °ne inhmtv is |he standard* lime, following be did not recover Lne Minute Cough Cure is the standard the mail wttb Ucliou, vote,. Name, un­ and four chairs in the post office’ reported lost at first, but so far these ' the y too thin, or too pale. It does • shock, privation and expos­ preparation for every cough or cold, it intown to grocer or banker win be thrown Everything else was consumed, inclurl- j reports have nqt been verified. The' Be ven- careful to write cjeatly and Ing the past office records, cases, mail: , • ;;>t to army .life. In a recent is tin* only harmleas remedy that produces property loss is estimated at $100,000. i not make them over-fat, but wledgmeiil ot the receipt ot raeb tatest ‘’I was!stricken immediate results. W. H. Gixiybab In TepsaA 1'Mrish. intr vofe.wlll sent to toe fair voter. Send matter, also township records, inclnd-1 wfth iii rvou* prostration a year ago, Newellton, LaM Oct 30.—Tensas par-1 plump. Lt wst Genesee county $22,000 to lake the postal to Jtojlr.m Cereal Food Coffee Ing registration records and township uontinned for six months; I to.. Battle Cret<»|lcl>. It I, urged .that library. There was no insurance other • ish was visited by a destructive cyclone care of its poor, during the past year. It strengthens the digestive iUi the bes* physicians I could ire; than $1,000 on the buildings. The fire } Thursday. At Lake St. Joseph tbe I bm they all failed; Dr. WheelMriu H. IX'Yduog, Mlddlc-buir, la., every rattiest woman-will not he.llate to organs and the nerves, and fur­ i large brick gin on the Mound plantation ‘ ve Vitalixer was recommended write*. 1 have used Ou© Minute Cough expend it l>enny to reglsttahher preference was probably of incendiary origin. ' belonging to Joseph Curryn was practi­ int or its effectual treatment Cure for six years, both for myself aud at litis most interesting period or National nishes material for rich blood. lOrne MovtimcnU Shown. history. X » cally destroyed. Twelve cabiqs on Lo­ ases. I could note a change children, and I consider It the quickest! in sii With an improved arrangement of cust island were completely demol­ Tills company have a ?nallonri‘ utafirst dose, improvement con­ active and moat satisfactory Cough Cure 1! from the Crooks tube the movement of bones I „..c , M tlon nnd pledge their integrity and ished, and one colored woman was inWe have a book telling you more on tinm v. .th its use and four bottles rc- ever used. w. H. «oo»vkak in living human bodies could be seen stantly killed and several were blown to report the vole exactly as recelvi the subject. Sent free for the asking. store me to perfect health. ith startling distinctness in a series of j into’the hike. At Johnson’s Bend, on Hog cholera Is raging at Wakalee. w-ltliuut fear or favor. A sworn statement p. m. —riments at the University of Mich-1 Lake St. Joseph, leased by A. Bland, Ui tbe UK final mini vote polled up to 7 7,p. ni. Nov. . *■*!*.! SCOTT & BOWNE, New York. Hundreds or porkers have died of the mal­ of 4lh will be published in the week end- ■ igan’ ady. . . rsical laboratory . . Ann . . . the gin house containing a quantity of in Arbor, 7’h and the vote V°^e aa 0S it prorgessrs prorgesees |j The The he. uc—_cuuia aisp oe onserved, a!nay was toiany wreexea. xnrec Darns totally wrecked. Three barns could also be observed, al- hay Did you ever iblnk.how readily tbe win tii n l0"n every week ^twevn now though less'xcll defined In outline than containing corn were also destroyed ■ <;iRVILf?T1ON • blood is poisoned I by constipation? Bad' and FU“n. _______ . MORTGAGE SALE. I the bones. ftl These experiments are and a great deal of 4k. the __ corn was blown c ’k, 100 quire*. blood means bad health and prtmatured Default having tieen made In ihe mnd'tlens cabins were--id its path — and “ made under the direction of Prof. Cath- away. -------- Six -------------------J of a certain mortgaa'! made by Josepn Kollar j old age. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the cart. Dean Vaughan and Dr». Herds­ all were blown to pieces. Telegraph and Rachael Kollar hl* wife of IrVli g. Barry j famous little pills, overcome cbstlnate eon-i Michigan, tn Kbir.uei (Jht»od o! Gales­ and telephone wires are down and the ('ouuty. ' man and Novy. w. H. Govdyeak i! < v ':t..liK S,rf>c El^iej went to ! stipRtlon. burg. Kahinuicoo Cc>aniy. Michigan, dated Jan­ Lumber Reduced to A^bea. public road cn Lake St. Joseph front uary 5th. A. D. Ua9. and recorded in the ufQce , .. wMowrd plater anil husked I Mr? and Mrs. Jacob Everhart, ofTe-j of the Beglater Deeds, tor the County of is covered with fragments of bouses, Barry and State of . . ...v iu two and a Half hours. . cumsvb. celebrated their golden wedding <>( Michigan, on the Seventh Fire broke out in the lumber piles on furniture, clothing, cotton, corn and day 3 of January A.D. UO9 in Uber u»s of Moi%, ikibuHii i Aiouevi ..,!*!!• .Gram! Ltilge High j lari jxeek. .. the mill planpremises of the Center household effects. Two colored men ganM, on page 538, on which mortgage there is lllllwp claimed to be due at the date ot this hottce the I A. I..Woofer, x prominent dtizen of InqiiQia • <:.lped with the H^gs of * Lumber company nt Zilwaukee, and and two colored women and a baby 'sum r* ot Four hundred thirty-nine Dollars and ich?, xfiersufferingcxcruciaUngiy-; Iowa |. ............. .I «1; about S^OO.OCO feet of lumber were de­ were drowned in Lake Bruen, where nix cents, and an Attorney's fee ot Fltfeen Dol­ •. . :ii all biHu®-the star* K ioisji lars provided for In said-mortgage, amt no suit from! pile-* for twenty jears, was.cured lb' Mlefl •biiieiu....' ita stroyed. The sawmill and salt works they were carried by tbe wind. or proc.'Mtugs at law having been instituted to : a bl«<irt time by Um iug DeWitt’s Witchi an............ ' im In MUiimippi. n ; were In imminent danger, but were recover the atone;s secured by said mortgage, . Hazel Salve, an Absolute e'ure for all skim MinuJ :. ■.-■•p'.u.-j) was given Rw. 1 Memphis, Tenn., Oct; 30.—A cyclone or auj part thereof; . saved and only some small buildings Now. tberefprt*. by virtue of the power of pale diseases. More of this preparation is used; 3,; were burned. The loss will approxl- passed over Lafayette county, Miss., contained In said mortgage, and the .statute tn .th, i.rw pastor of the. M.I. E. । an all others combined. case made and provided, notice B hereby ; Otle4a, and hfsiwlte, io ■ ma^c £l.'>0,UkO0 and is fairly covered by. late Thursday afternoon, destroying such Ohio r............ . ... that on Saturday, the Ninth day of Janu­ W. U. Goodyear farmhouses, uprooting trees and doing given . insurance. Penniyivaala ... ary A. D. IW7. at Ten o'clock in the torencon. I vvr ICO wtfre present, j _ Creamery ___ other damage. ; The Athens & Cohl Stomgq Wisc4n.<t|n.......... oi; • shall sell at Public Auction, to’ tbe highest bid­ ra il! lu, . .<U< ot M-...: Scattering from der, at the north front doorot the Court-Hattse, ;.... ut iPpthuria have been 11 pL‘<it will be aohi al sheriff’s sale .... on Novi Health, in Michigan. irlb-r __ . in the City ot Hastings, (that being tbe place During the week ended October 24 Pine Bluff, Ark., Oct, 31.—A terrific where the Circuit Court for Barry County is ; Cahnuet iu the nortlaern penin- I '* r sio ~' V ?.2 » bolden). tbe premises described In said mort­ reports sent in by 55 observers in vari­ cyclone passed through the eastern gage-, ■v .>. -.tii»er. It Is thought the I Young mothers dread the Summer mou? N'Lxt report November I2di. or so much thereof as may b:i tecessary ous j>ortions of the state indicate that ptirl of Jefferson jeounty, doing great to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with t . H(,.i i mi account ot the great lumtallty apercent, interest, and all legal cost?, totyphoid fever .and influenza increased destruction to property and injuring eltnt Did You Ever tm>ng children caused by taiwet troubles. gtther with- an attorney s fee of Futeeu Dollars . :>iy h.i.H 12. 00 children of ; Peffect safety may be assured those who Try Electric Blitere as a remedy for your in area of prevalence. Consumption 20 persons, some fatally. eovenaoted for therein, the premises belD^ de­ scribed ir\said moitgage as all ihat certain lot, in Oklahoma. . force of 00 ibvh and 817 keep on hand DeWitt’s CiAjc aud Cholera troubles? If not get a bottle now and get was reported at 230 places, typhoid piece and parcel nf land situate In Hie T«.wn1 cure, and aefafatau-r it promptily. Fqr Guthrie, O. TM Oct. 30.—A cyclone ship ot Irving in the County of Barry and State . :/:>c the jouug Idea;and $528,-. cramps, btliuu4 colic, dysentery- and diai- reltef* This mcdldne Is found to be j»e- fever at 69, diphtheria ut 34, scarlet ruliariy adapted to the roltef and cure <*f fever at 21< measles at 9 and whooping swept over a stretch of country about of Michigan, and known and described os fol­ lows: i iu school property.; ■ rhma. it xffurds Instant relief. all feiualv coHiplaints, exerting a wonder­ cough at 15 places. 20 miles east of here at 7:30 o’clock Tbe North East Quarter of North West Quart ful <$rect influence in giving strength and W. H Goodyear. • c;itly some wretch mu’.iWednesday uigbt, devastating a dis­ er of iv’cilun Twency-oneiYl) in Town Four«) North Range NlneVh West. Containing Et>rty lonelto the organs. If you have loss of Michigan BuUmada Troapcrona. trict several mile* long and probably • •. - beloajjtng ft) Fred Plummer, acre* more or less. The F. *t !’. M. railroad company will appetite, constipation, headache, faint ing The earnings of the Michigan rail­ 100 yards wide. The furmbexse of Wil­ Sa in; an Carsox. . R. by cutting off their tails. build a i»r w freight. uti<{ passenger depot Bl speilj*. or are nervous, slecplrss. cxdthblv. Mortgagee, roads for August were $2,545,833, a de­ liam Toby was first in the path of the ! CoutROVg & Potter. Aib'rneys for Mortgagee. nielajiclioly or troubled with dixr.y spell*-. • ■•:•••£ next miH'nltigl one of the Uidlugtuti. crease of $74,459 from’ the same month storm. Tbe building was destroyed and ! Dated October", tew. Tramp* burned dvWD the bi»rn of Bank- | »ecirir- Bitter® te the medicine you need. nearly dead from law of in 1S95. The total earnings from Jan­ Toby was probably fatally injured. | •!»avid»*n. ot- Flint, Wednesday night. Hcalib and strength are guaranteed by i s . ।■ ;ire perpetrator uf tbe . r Imvirtxm. of- Flint Wednesday night use.J lunge bottles only titty cents al W, : uary 1 to September fjvere $19,201,865, Half a mile further north the Mitchell ■’ MORTGAGE SALE. L»-S, £t,5U0.an increase of $65s.32U/or 3.42 per cent, post office and store was lifted bodily Default having been made for more than sixty > t lA'er. found. . ; 11. Gkxxlyeerti’ drug store. dii; •• in the paymeat of Interest overdue ai>d over same period in 1895. into the air,, carried 100 yards uttcf Engl«j>h Spavin Laimenl removes all payable on a luortg'-'^ dated. April 25, ifw • 1 Coutleaited Testimony. I —— -----dashed to the earth. The building was made by Reunen and EiizabettiBh.»<ie, husband ; wop’t need :o H ud. Soft or Calloused Lumps and BlemChav. B. ilood. Rroker and Manufiieia-1 . Brief items ®t New*. smashed into splinters, and Postmas­ anJ wife. 10 Daniel Crvlbsush amt recorded in IdwH from iiorscs. BloM .Spavins, Curbs, rbr’sjAgent, (.’ulumbus, Ohio, certifies that 1 the olUce-of the K -gister ol Deeds, fur-tbe connE. 8. Rogers, au old printer wed ter M. L. Mullin and his wife, who lived •J. uner-iacker, Splints, Sweeney. Ring-Bone, Stilus, .ty of Barry aud State nf Michigan,00 tbe 7th a r! ',Jo Bod Sprabis. all Swollen Throats. Coughs, etc. Dr. King’s New DUcovery has no equal ns known among the cruft in Michigan, in the building, were killed. The bodies day ot August. A. D,. IK.4. in liber 47 of Mort- j a cough remedy. rJ. D. Brown. Prop., St. died in the Berrien county poorhouse, were found Thursday morning. They gages on p;.«e i<t :ind the su'd Daniel Cool- ‘. by use of one bottle. Warranted batiKh having died intestate, and the said mart­ Yellow and Bluet Saw Hi? James Hotel, Fort Wayne. Ind., testifies aged 05 years. ' gage having iM^n as-.igsted by Bai.jamln Cooidied clasped in tach other's arms. C nd:.tbv tai I Boom! the mo.-l wumlvrful Blemish Cure ever »r“ J*lGrif.»,,b>7>'l bov*1 ““i “l<wn are being barndi, Cynthia Green and Martha bawdy, sole Tbe Mullin's family came here from Surviviug ; known. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Dnf’gheirs nt law of said Daniel ('ciolbanjb. B.T ietrilL »» ta UranCh “nd Rock Island, HI. There was a tremen­ tn RosannaCoolbaugh ' ;i«t. Hastings. Mich. • by an asslgi meat dxted :h '.'.t- tire which des(tro,e.l On-! awtii, and -rrearded in said Iteg- . B*uLli»vllle. JI,-... -nj-s that He bus. Calhoun cotintie^ dous fall of rain here and considerable Klxren ister's othee. uu tbe 2«th day of. June A. D., An Indian nan-cd ••Wangle” was damage was done by washouts and the in liber 32 <d mortgages, on page 4;S, for 1 he sixty-first annual convention of uv.-rl’.vo ;aon4hs ago. the drowned at Bay City. Sunday, while used sud recomuieudi'd It and never km-w which <iefau!t the said RosannaCoolbaugh. by carrying off of crops. viftue of the right given her by the said mort­ Z n coal **iared in the basemeut ’ duck-hunting,.bit* boat filling with water. It toffajl. and would ratlu-r have It than Michigan Baptiste was held at Plaingage. bus made and hereby makes the whole any doctor, bwause it always cures. Mrs. • well. A largeiy-inereased membership The I >iir: house b ?li!i burning. Tbe j Depo, ti e noted turfman and horse Heniming, 22 J E 25th St. Chicago, always ’ was reported in the Baptist Young PepAt Wewoka, L T., tbe cyclone de­ principal sum of said mortgage and the Inter­ accrued thereon now due and pajaole and ■:k was unable to return* his (•♦•;d«-r 01 Jackson, died last week, of^ liver keeps it at hand and has no fear of Croup. > pjc-s uujOns and the Women’s Home stroyed Gov. Brown’s store, a new est on which mwrtgage there h claimed ‘ to b- due . ■.;-;jA. until Iasi Week. One trouble, aged church and four other buildings. Sev­ at the date • f this notice the mm ul three hun­ j bee-irate it instantly relieves. t ree trial . ^Bmioniu-y societies.' dred eighty three dollars aad seventy nite . bottles at W. IL Goodyear’® Modern 1 ruK [ The lutej-Urbau electric street rail- eral persons were hurt, but none seri­ cents for nrinelpa'. Interest, taxes at <1 insur­ tu.d screntj-five new buildings : and an ulturney tee of twenty-.five dol­ ■ . • way in Bay City has given a $300,000 ously. At mine No. 12, near Krebs, it ance, s brtve been erected ^ibcc «he big I Th? be.-t salve in the world for CUI*. , Std"lar* provided form said mortgage.srd'r.o sett . is reported five people were killed. ~ - mortgage to secure bondholders. or proceeding* nt law having been !.■:5united to z Llfenitv Nair* bruises, suret*. ulcers, salt rheum, ft’v«r I :*><? work is slili guidon. In Lincoln county Mr. and Mrs. John recover the :.mcnnt secund by *nid mortgage A .series of artldiesor articles of unique unique interest Saranac will lose one of its industries. .„, , ... xues " ■ tetter, “ , • ehr.pped hnuils, chilblains,’ A series or imere»t i| ..oarau.!v«ii»>u3iv UCvn.«n.«w. M.^ McLtnigblin have been found dead in or any part thereof. Notice is therefore hereby I t.'l wL-itt *irriir>tlnns. nud tajsl' t.i.u in r -t (uri,,_ WJ!t| skin Irruptions. «Ed ppal- has i^n un(1PrtMk>n by The U<Ues»Home • Fitagibbons’ oar factory, which will given that ou the wtb tiny ot December. 1*56. Hnsh-.nd was tivwly tiv. lv cure e-urp piles ni!.-s or no pay nav required. reoUlFru. It it jI- Joacnal. . . r. ..t Ind., .. which town gives the ruius of their home and Harrison nt ten o'clock In the forenoo.i tbe e will be sold -a n wdman whose Husband ■ It is to be calhd ••Great Per- move to Menton, ui the north front doorot the court house tnfthe Jones will die of his injuries. . .1 ..f eomluR home tip'j nt night. , > gusranleed to rive perfect satisfaction i sonoh Lvents,” and will sketch the most1 a $1,200 bonus and a site. ,elty ot Hastings, county of Barry and str.te of’ Mk-biganv(sakl court house being the place In • hi-.. .»■ i-n. Th*, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per ' wonderful nl scenes (.rpm-s Of <»f nnnnter popuhwr onthurlasm enthurlasm I In a quarrel Resulting from a polit­ Mun lit) Yearn Old Drowned. """ 3i a c"" H bra. For rale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe whirl, the circuit cour.l tor the county vi Barry ami thrilling historic interest which have’ Warsaw, Ind., Nov. 2.—Dennis Scant- is held)..at pubhe auction, to the highest bid­ ical discussion at Harbor Springs Peter -l-e arnijert heriel? hi frightful ' dnigifirH. occqred in Amerlc^ during the past fifty der, the premises described In said mortgage ;u-ni when die boozy linshand eu- ‘ ' • —------ 7,7.—r " . r ,t Titirrawbanassee, a hulf-breed, was lin was drowned in the Winona canal or much u ercof as may be necessary to sat-' Each one will be graphically de. ,^.*7. .7.;,,, ’ n , lrtV yvxris. -----‘ ' E. S. Rogers. an old and well known : rout dtxir she said hkxlretd and Saturday night. He was a native of is’j tbe amount due on said mortgage as above,, Udi• si byy an an eye eye witness, witness, while while leading leading : killed by William Buck. set forth, with the Interest thereon and tbe •Come with me I am the Michigan printer, aged 65. dltd WednesCapL Robert Howlett, one of the early Ireland, and claimed to be 119 years costs, charges and expenses allowed bj law aud artists u«»c have ucru lk*cn vmp.vj.u employed ». to portray ,..e the wa<; -Zu shu? Shalro, day in the Berrien county poor house. events In pictures made from old lllustra-, pioneers of western Michigan, died in of age. He had been living alone for provided fur It. said mortgage. »ald prendses being situated lathe village pT Wcodland. in l‘ui Airtr broihvr-in-law! I married your Be was over two years in a small hut, furnished the county of Barry and state of Michigan, and The common council <»f Traverse City, live material. The series has just been Grand Haven, aged 01 years. E,z thatlakes. by the charity of more prosperous fel­ d. scribed ns follows, to-wlt: Is coh.ddering a resolution to bond “ ‘ started In the current number of the maga- wejj RnOwn all over the B-ing lots rumber four and six nf block num­ burr for SI00,000 for a water works sy.— zine. Hon. A. Oakey Hall, ex-Mayor of low-countrymen. His wife died two ber Ora L. Heminingway, a wcll-to-da fire o! Parrcrtt's addition to the village of »Vh<i."‘«,.*s not know women and joung N»*w York City, sketching the scene fanner in Orion township, lost three years ago at a very advanced age. Woodland, the same being situated on section : .-.i.u.;r,. cuntiuually In tekr-? Who tern. number fifteen, town number fouriiortti. range -When Jenuy Lind Sang iu Castle Gar-: Damape* AgaluBt a Street Railway. ah a - - -ec the dark hide? Who have fre­ The Whole Story. number seven west, and in the township ot den.” which still stands as the greatest barns by ore. laucholy without any upof Calhoun county q ■ u‘ :•;< <it mrlanehuly sp- of the great sal?* attelned aud gre it cures ac- stnjflr concert in the annals of American Chicago, Oct. 30.—William 11. ICam- Woodland. county of Barry, an i state of Mlch'The vu~ ”supervisors ” iF'n. . physletan. j ■ cnmpll ’hed by Hood s .Sirsapwilla is^ . ausr? The T..v Intelligent .... -----------Dated September 36th. linemusic. Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher in the cut down the salary of the county clerk stend was Thursday awarded $10,000 vRusanxa Cooi.bacgb, W. that ft is mmhh deranc-mcnt of , tire -rt-mmcii ami g»VM sSrvngth and vl.or. foilcwlng IsAue will tell of a remarkable from $1,000 to $100. damages against the West Chicago As5lgi.ee ot Mortgage. tin- re .'I'.i'.ipRted and delicate feminine or- De<r:*5«-eatinol enter the sy-teni forttile'l ’ y scene in which her husband was the cen­ Frank S tn Iley was accidentally shot Street Railway company for injuries ALONZO E KXXASTON. ihe joung uirl Hufffisi budliy and tbe rich, red blood which comes by .akiug tral figure: ••When Mr Beecher Sold Slates dead by Ed Snyder near Boyne Falls. received February 28,1894, when be was Attorney /or Assignee. i in sHeuee. There h undue Hood's sarbap-iriila. in Plymouth Pulpit.” Then Stephen They were in the woods hunting. struck by a coble train. The company MOl.TGAGEeALE. unexpected pain, nnrra^onsble iHood’s Plll< curt nmi-ies. in- Fiske will portray the furore and exciteArchibald McDougall was fatally shot entered a motion for a new trial.. Default having been-made tor more than sixty tea' - fits 01 temper. Dr. Pierce’s Fa- dlgeiUou. bBll HHueis. All druggist. --»• meat “When the Prince of Wales wns lu data in the pajinent of Interest overdue and • by his wife at Menominee. vnrsv i’rest-riptloh exerts a wonderful America.” Parke Godwin will follow this p •vatic on a mortgage dated March lab. isaa. The Iosco county supervisors hnve p-a. r uver woman’s delicate organism. made by Jdsbua D. Bsker and Elizabeth Baker, iu i| succeeding number with au Recount County clerks are husband and wile, of Castleton. Harry county, au nvie.iiatlng Ionic sutf is specific ||censrsl f„r nmiroils who will bunt the i.f the nnpaaialle|<’d excitement Id New tmade sweeping reductions in the salMlclilKar. tr John M. .Smith, and retoidHi tn i-pfi udar weaknesses. Irregularities tim >rous deer. York “When LobIh Kossuth Rode Up cries of the county officers. The sher­ the ( ffice <4 the Register of deeds, for the Conn­ tv of Barrv. In tire Stete of llhlHynu. on the derangements of women. Bratdway.” Horn. John Ratsell Young iffs snlnry wns cut off altogether, and Mrs. Martha Ludrich whs killed while 2tetdMyofOctaber.18E3.cn liber 47 of mort­ . -ny-going doetori frequently will sketch ‘ WIilD Grant Went Around gages. bn page for which default the Maid Central track be­ the World.” Mr. roung being of Generali he will hereafter receive only tbe legal ir women forjbillloa'ini’ss, mm patients patterns rorttHitiousw ss. Crossing mosniug. the urc ..Michigan jucuwoh John M. Smith, by virtue of (hr rti lit given him . ■ ...... ...— -Wi,--tr.'l <1V dyxpepiia. liver or kidney twem Burr Oak and Bronson, Saturday. Griint’s parly. The great scene tn the j fees. by *the eaid mortgage. Ims m~dv and hereby John Jeffery, a real estate man in makes the whole principal »mn of said mort­ Sei;ata Chamber “When Henry Clay Said | w । M the real sickness Is in the gage and the interest aceruetE thereon now due Rev. ’William Copp. whose„fnthor •iisiiuctiy feminine, hud m> help Vteware of (Mallnent* for Catarrh That Farewi-H to the Senate” will follow. Lin­ Ithaca, claims 80 acres of land in the and pax able «jtd nn which ih.rtiri.ge- thrre hl . heart of Mount Pleasant. The land was a physician for over fifty years, claimed to be dur at the date o! this notice the Con'uld Mercury. '• ;i f till they are made perfectly coln will figure twice In the aeriesr first, j sum of sevttitern hundred and eighty six dol­ in New Jeraey, and who hitnself - \ .>f Dr. Plerie’s Favorite 4« mercury win snrejj; destroy iu « dt reriplion of “When Lincoln was covers the south half of the city. lars and forty one cents r.nd an attwuey fee of 1 Mftd completely •tvranc* the -When I jawcfc c. Deyo, one of the best-known twenty-f.ve dollars prevhled for in-aid mortFimt Ibangurattd.” and, spent many years preparing fur the gaite. and in» suit nr proceeding m law bavlrg ' c.-n'.s iu om-ci’t stamps to : Lincoln was BurMii.” The stirring story • horRejnrtl jl; Michigan, died at his resipractice of medicine, but. subse­ burn Inailtuted 10 recover tlw amount ercurea !>;-P»-n-ary Medical' AswImH<»U, from S5m *rtre of the discovery o^ gold by deuce dene, in i-nniing tan.ing of cancer of tbe liver. said mortgage or any part .thereof. quently entered the ministry of the byNotice V . .•j.tr. eeive Dr. Pi.• 1. is therefore hrrdby given that on the kay will be revised lu >nm - 'The rerkiI A pa»*enger train struck * milk 2-th dav < f Dew m'n r.lftrf. at ten o'clock in tbe M. E. Church, writes: “I mu glad . ..mjt.,11 .-■<!■« ru.-.lical ndri.i r. J. ^r’rl“ 't"„l0 irojr..l >•> H--I. Ctwiw. * Struck the Great ’Bonanza, forenoon, there will he.said at the 1 <»rtb front II liie number, of wagon nt Grand Hapi<l« and killed the "I Co O. roumln. ro mervury K wijl extend through all it ■ ’totestify tlint I have door of the court house, in th* cltj of llxsllnga, -------------------------- -|. irn »Bv. ».rln« atreettjr up'U j*”* ----■' driver, D. Van Middleworth, and both county of Barry and- state nt Micidganisaid court Tie Ladies’ Hom^ Journal during 1897. g' Jiad analytfxl all the J horses. ' -' V Snulli.n Heir horsebelng the j ’.are in'.tv|ilch She circuit reort V...-»•••» getaMe Sicilian Hair R-newer j .U mm-w;'^JLTAet ihec-'Uloe. j Y sarsaparilla preimrafor the county of Barry is Held, mt nubile auction , NOTICE 7<m HEARING OF CLAIM*, I .net cr»> hnlr to Ito ortgin*! roler }!^I d ?. n.i^e m T-wo. "1 The Drydock iron works in Bay City. to tbe i.lKbot bidder, tie pn u.S< s <Ic«cril*d Q.SlA ^ons khown in the In ............................. - .thonuuids ............... p fof ft Cu. TejtimouUl* tree. rate of Michigan. Oranty of ftarry-as. "< >k* were burned, tbe lose being about *10,. said mortgegr. or so miicb rtrercof^s n-aj be VArXKtb'("VZrort" x-i.ftd baldness =n X-Kife te hereby gh en. that by an ord !«■ ™ P" •"t,:enece-sar? to satisfy the unxurt due on salt! trade, but It will doto you. mortgage rs above M-t forth, with the Interest .resr thereon, and the costs, tfi&rpe* mu expebee* trahi.fr The Seo Brother, Manufacturing .1 T. Bliss, lumber y*id was the a lowed by law and provided for In odd nwrttnm t- »n-« nt thrlr enure. »»;B»t I -onl,„in, dealer, lu and manufacturer. gaae.said premises being Wuate in the town­ big fire. Friday l ight, at .Sat­ a,m51t“r?"ci; of furniture in Bay City gave cUttel -hip ot Casthdon. mmty ot Bany and Mute 01 ^:e o,u-one ot ' 0U0 feet of lumlwr being cmMichigan and desert' rd m foib w*. to wit: •mil deceased are required »omortgages !ar $90,995, and $C,.O9 to sethem.that I could Being the west one half of the. north west c«e fourth of section number, three, in towpnih JYra l'X: <!»«•. ’rnhbe'cn^ 'rnre prying creditor,. ’ z recommend ns a The Newaygo Tiihnne was sold at sher­ -hip 1 under three north, rarze nomlw For Infant* and Children. HfiMnis- for examination and allowance, on or George Lovett, 45 years of nge, in the ; • 1 blood-pur:fler. I have v.-u wr.-t In ih* township of Caatleton. — - bii-f Kliitdy in*>ndng to E. 8. Fuller, S f’itt^UU"'^ SSSrtl ro 1 employ of Dr. C K Yearick in Detroit, Harn Mbd state of Michigan, m.d cooteb u( W. 1>. Fuller, of Grand Rapids. given away hundreds of bottles of of .-Ighty acres of land, acrordn u to the United T’mredsv. the 7th day of January and on : WftS ^ urne d to death. sv.t<s nutvt-vof said section ::um-cr three. was burned it, as I consider it the safest as well every ilrrtlo Dated September 3OU». IHK. | Mr. Hannibal Dreraer. one of th. Nofl 'E FOR HEARING CLAIMS. wreppn. BlpuiUTCj as the best to be had.”—Wm. Corr. Jous M. Smith, Mortgagee. s ;t;.' ot Mlritlmtn. < om ty of Efcrry-sM. Drttd <«et. :ih.« A. D. i«»prftb.tA early pioneers of Litchfield, retired in Alonzo E. Kxna«ton. Pastor M.’E. Church, Jacksori, Minn N‘>:ttv l> lr retty given, text by an order of ■ t„M«Bora. J.rfra Otrrarau. > >]cn)th nnd ta the morn|ng Wa. Alt* rue' for Mortgagee. th r.-.-but,.v.mrt fur Ure County of l5**£S? ■ ... ... . t ® . . a • 1.-.1 nt rh,. «.tKttJ tUy of Ocioocr A. D. IM®, Mtobiimu ntete Land found dead in bed. ■ ■ iii'inlhs hum that date wen* ’’Lowed IscnAUie. September 28. jbw. U ea Henry Bnlsley, a railroad man. was i ■: vic irurj. f.> preseui ibelrcbdni' .••gainst the Notice I.* hereby Sw* Hint dalle - i-.d- h ivter E-'mtuiao. Ut" »;,w County, gfpurue^ sw ept off the deck ol thealeamer Frank srrib-d primary wimul land•-.rftuate In B«ry t. a-.d tba! a!i er ditoc” s«id dei-ftit-.r, lorfriU’d for noii-pavment of inter7t Woods by a vra.e while returning from Are r* qulred to nrrsea* Hr <• Alms wiP tic uttered tar Male M i-ubllc auction at nomi* u» ** ........... .- - ------------ ° it'ii vftl’-f oi’t tire day of Number.. A. IL Milwaukee to St. Joseph in order to i* ■ ; rrobak. on. t. »t Eire Fwbate t ffl e tn h es 1y < I IFrt^tirg*. ter »«•<! <*• . . ., •■S.iw ....u™ 'tiSSStS ,.r.v,o„«. ro re-1 leave, He a wile anda two leaves wifechiland two chil!*'1 t < - c»3 <>r liebMe’hef-h a iy “t A rtlaixL dtemed accordlug te tew., i ■u ■! ihht Mich e’.ifinM will be J-eArt twjtere a •« m. A*. FRENCH, fcmmlwlnner. dien. z <’ourt, <nt aruue*.!*«y.ih«- jdxtb p*.' ”» •*’ uuxr , s. ih»<W a*3' ToSfn BaDK i No of A train struck » buffgy When In doubt, aak for Ayer’* PHI* M ' <«i Tuwfla .ttw-fJX'h dMj ’H Apn* | [«.!-. lion N »» | n ir«**u avi — — no. “< » crossing — Cer ficate .. ofn ------ -o to Bronson and Burr Oak and h: i-1; o* luP-K tn the foteuwn of each of tho-« v r!» 7045 l.»t No I io killed Mrs. Martin Ludrich. M» ilxsilo b.»uu October ah. A. P.. »»«. is VMi Mgami*, w. AKMATHONa. -hHkeol Fi abate- Winchester uSxr’05 voit r ,OC AL NEWS. c I The Only One To Stand the Test CASTORIA AYER’S AYER’S g NNYROYAL PILLS "^Sarsaparilla p_* "I I �astings Banner LADIES’ TO GRIEF. Llk« a Zebra. Tommy Harvey is a boy of ten, and lives away out in Sonoma, Cal., and he lias tbe queerest bird pet of any tod in the United States. Some day, per­ haps, some man who knows nil about birds will give Tommy’s strange pet a great long name; but just now there is no one who can tell jtuti what sort of a bird this one is or what to call it. Tommy Harvey caught his bird while out hunting tor frogs in a marsh not far from town, and was liaving a good time. Suddenly he heard a sound, be­ tween a screech and a whistle, that made him jump. He started to run and saw the strange bird directly in front of him. Of course it did not frighten him no badly as itdid some peo­ ple -who have seen it since, but far sev­ eral moments he thought there was a sledge-hammer inside of him where his heart ought to be. As boys have a pow­ erful habit of doing, Tommy got over that feeling and started to investigate the bird. It was not the least bit afraid of him. He used a long stick at first, for the bird to exercise iti» beak on, until he saw it could not bite very hard. Gradually he got nearer and nearer, and braver and braver, as he assured himself of the queer bird’s Thursday. Nov. 5, 1S96, Scientists are startled when they find The emotional life of a horse is re­ markable. There are instances on rec­ a new fish weighing 20 pounds. Here on Puget sound, says the Seattle 1’ostctkheh ar second class matter at ord where the death of the horse has been traced dirtily to grief. One in­ Intelligcncer, where all the natural th® HASTINGS, MICU.. POMTOFFICE, history is so new and attractive to scL stance is called ip mind, which occurred . ' AVGUST 1+. 1879. BULUVf. lb CilllVVl H-JllUUM, ----------- ----------------« . UK,™ than 20 yean. A circuxhal ! entMU, il ha. bcea quite common to been nertormlnp In the li«Jc town of . flmj from five to ten new epeote. of flrft Unionville. Pa., when one of tbe trained duriag o summer's dredging, but It has horses sprained one of his legs so that been many yarn, since so rare n fish ws, he could not travel. He was taken to caught as the one calling forth thia CW1FT PIGEONS. » the hotel and put iu a box «taU. The article. On September IS, 1806, while fishing ilorc Ttuia a M'.Ie Made a Xlanto Ln a leg was bandaged, luul he was ninth* os on tne the banks 28 miles suuwu-fjuuuusouth-southoa dudka some zoiuhvs Rrcent TrlaL comfortable ax-possible. nc ura and waa apparently j west of Cape Flattery in the schooner Aided by a southerly wind and a per­ Ho ate hisaic food, contented''nulil about midnight, when i Wenenm, Capt Jacobean caught a fectly clear sky, the first test of the pigeons which are to represent the^lrst U1O circus began moling out ot town. [ strange and uncommonly beautiful fish Chicago Homing club in the Natiohql Then he became restkaa, and trampled in 81 fathoms of water. The fish ik federation races this year was a most and whined, iA* the caravan moved t! 26% inch« long, if inches deep, and . . -.*» a-____ 1*... ikioL T* a..A:<vhe On notable success, says the Chicago Chron­ past the hotel he seemed to realize that about four inches thick. It weighs 20 icle. The trial was remarkable In more lie was being deserted, and his anxiety pounds, and in high coloring surpasses ‘than one feature. Two hundred and and distress became pitiful. He would nearly every other fish of the ocean. elghty-onc birds, the largest number stand, with his ears pricked in au atti­ which the club has ever liberated from tude of intense listening, and then os one racing station, made the trip, and his ear caught the sounds of the retir­ of that number every bird was reposing ing wagons h© would, rush, as best he pe4d&faHy in its loft by one o’clock in could with Bis Injured leg, from one the afternoon. The time made by the side of the stall to the other, pushing at first birds to arrive home was the fast­ the door with his nose and making every est ever made over the course, and rep­ effort to escape. The stableman, who resents a speed of more than a mile a was a stranger to him, tried to sooth minute. him, but to no purpose. He would not The birds were liberated at Monee, be comforted. 42 miles away from the nearest loft, In a short time Tommy mustered up Long after all sounds of th© circus at 7:30 o'clock, and White Wings, owned hud ceased his agitation oontinned. courage enough to stroke th© bird’s by L. Verschueren, stepped back in its The sweat poured from him in streams back. This seemed to please it. Tommy loft nt 8:14%. White Wings was ctosely and he quivered in every part of his was delighted also, and was not Jong followed by nearly half the flock, and 50 body. ' Finally the stableman went to in making up hie mind to take the bird A PISCATORIAL NOVELTY. arrivals were reported between 8:15 and the house, wok© up the proprietor and home. He bad forgotten all about the iuc» wi 8:17. Inasmuch as every bird spent at told him he believed the horse would The top of the head is a brick red, the iIV(ps frogs, and they croaked and croakedleast as much as five minutes m circling die if some of the circus horses were back is a metallic blue, shading to ° an uu ।i in unmolested glee, glee. The j Wheat Tommy reached home with rri— — ~ bcfqre starting on a line for home, the not brought back to keep him company. aluminium color on the belly. speed shown is materially more than At about daylight the proprietor mesian line is strongly arched and his prize he first showed it to his a mile in each 60 seconds. muuura* u .rode after the w mounted «.a horse »x> and cir-­ marked by a series of large scales. The mother. But that good woman did not A. nn illustration ot bow little even I cus?“S‘overtwkTt“tero'r't^v7^inM whole fish is covered with pure white want to look at it. She rimply gave o cus. He overtook it ten or twelve miles tbe bent fanciers are able to judge ot * awav_ th<_ groom who had ch round spots. The fins are strong- shriek and fled from the house the mo­ the ments of their own pet. it in In- of the iaJured horK reUrnwl with him. spineil and .extend nearly the whole ment Tommy set it on the floor. The terratmg to note that U bite It mgsbad When ,bey cached thortablc the home length of the fish. The long spine of bird, of course, did not mind the shriek, beea considered almost worthless. Only woadeud. the dorsal is ten inches in length. Th© and proceeded to make Itself at. home. a mouth ago he was flown from Sixty- • The etabJeman said that he remained tall is lunate. The color of t.he fins is Tommy fed it the beat there was in first street, a distance of eight miles, for nearly an hour perfectly still and bright vermillion, edged with sulphur the houae, and also all there was in to bls loft, and took indayatomakethe • with e nU;. Gained yellow. The mouth is small and tooth­ the house, and still’it was hungry. It journev. That won his first trial, and to iitmnst and th wRh. less, the lower lip protruding nnd of a ate and ate, and Tommy’s mother, who he was sent to Monee Saturday quite! ..... out making a sign, fell and died with vermillion color. The eyes are large by this time hud recovered enough to as much in the hope that he would be sneak around the side of the house scarcely a struggle. The veterinarian and round. lost ns for any other reason. who was recalled remarked after the i None of the books on fishes in the and peep in the window, was willing circumstances were told him that un­ libraries of the University of Washing­ that it should have all it wanted. A HOUSEHOLD WORD. Tommy yien took We bird out on th© questionably the horse died from grief. ton or the Young Naturalists’ society Ludirrou. Blunder Which. Wm Made by W it is possible tor all the mental facul- give any description ai this new visitor street and created great consternation • Fresidinj; officer. , ties of the horse to become abandoned of tbe finny tribes. The nearest de­ The Washington correspondent of the *to grief ‘to such v an extent as xto cause scription found in the books are of Chicago Times-Herald relates a laugh­ death, hew much mnre does h© appeal two celebrated fishes of the Atlantic able incident in the career of Mr. Tars­ to the sympathy and regard of man­ ocean. One of these Atlantic forms is the Opah King fish, wjhich Is described ney, of Missouri, who was until lately kind.—Kentucky Stock Farm. ns a great delicacy, but is so rare that a member of congress from that state, WHERE FISHES s\viM. not many have had an opportunity of but was unseated by the house. The trying it. But one of the nearest rela­ occurrence, it should be explained, took ThU Tells How Any Brixiit Boy Can tives of this new fish is the Zeus fnber t place some years ago, when Mr. Tarsney Slake a Watemcope. was not so well known ss he is at pres­ If you go to the lakes or to the sear or the “John Dory” of tbe Atlantic, ent -y shore this summer you should take a t This is a highly-prized food fish, but it I is never taken in quantity. It was in the midst of a political cam­ waterscope along with you. This specimen was brought to Seapaign, and Mr. Tarsney, who bad gone A waterscope is a device which will to New York state in the service of his enable you to peer down to tiie bottom • attle and found its way into the museum of tbe Young Naturalists’ society, party, was announced to speak in a of- a *lake " • or stream and see the seacountry town. Ths chairman, of tbe .weeds, witli the- fish resting among where it was photographed, its colors meeting, a local celebrity, was properly ■ ;them. Any boy” can make on© of them carefully noted, and then preserved in formalin, the new and valuable preserv­ minded to give the gentleman from Miseasily, and he can have no end of TOMMY HARVEY’S QUEER PET. ative. Further examination of the souri a handsome reception. fun using it. 113U has UU3 led JUKI some avmv of the me local iitv<u scientists , biiHiujj urv men, uivu, iwu uuo among tbe and envy uiuudiK among the “Ladies and gentlemen,” he said, “we The woteracope consists of a locag, fish have with us to-night one of the great­ narrow box, covered at one end with to believe that the new fish belongs to other boys because it did not belong ' and” is * therefore ’ * a to them. The first night-Tommy owned est statesmen pf the great wcsL an ora­ glass—ordinary window gloss. To make the genus “Lampris, tor famed throughout the Mississippi .. it get four pieces of smooth, straight­ true Opah, but it is undoubtedly a new the bird h© wanted to take it to bed valley, a gentleman whose name is to ■ grained pine wood, one-quarter of an species, very differentfrom the Atlantic with him. His mother allowed him to do this, but boy and bird both slept you a household word. Permit me to ■ inch in thickness, 20 or 24 inches long Opahs. introduce to you Mr.—Mr.—” j and 2% inches wide. Have these pieces in the woodshed. Tommy has sine© BISHOP WHIPPLE’S BRIDE. mode up his mind that the bird can. Here the flow of his eloquence was made time and exact in measurement. checked, and leaning toward* the orator !'■ whwuuj Carefully tack mem them vogr-uner together "iui with How She Obtained a Fortune from Her sleep by itself in the woodshed. He of the evening, he whispered: .... - of . a long .box. — Former Husband. I said he was not afraid—of course not brads in the form It may I Mrs. “What did yop say your name was?” (; be uc well weu before ueiore joining jujiuug them int*m to iouuuu uu> i m &ib. Evangeline Simpson’s recent 1 —but it was lonesome out there, and daub on “Tarsney, of Missouri," whispered the • l paint, so es to make 1■ nwrriage in New York city to RL Bev. his pet wanted to play with him and r. little white lead noint, orator. , I the joints watertight — . Now cut. a piece 1 — Henry B.*Whipple, bishop of Minnesota, wouldn*F let him sleep. “Fellow-citizens," resumed the choir­ of glass the size of one end erf the long j has aroused great interest among those There art- a great many peculiar man, “it is my proud pleasure to intro- j box. You can readily cut glass with an ' who know of the bride’s romantic pre- things about th© appearance of Tom­ duce to you Mr. Larceny, of Missouri.” old pair of shears by holding it under ' vious marriage. She is now 40 years old; my’s bird. It looks like a combination water. Fasten this piece of glass to the ’ her husband is 73. Mrs. Whippl© is of ostrich, eagle and owl. It is very end of the tube by means of afew small well remembered in the country town young, and yet it is at least 18 inches DOG BURIES A CAT. tacks driven close to its edges. Them of Saxonville, Mass., as the widow of , high, or larger than a baby ostrich, of A Little Psychological Speculation Con­ putty it carefully round, and, when tha Michael Simpson, a wealthy manafac- I the same age. It is covered with a soft, cerning the Incident. putty is thoroughly dry, paint tbe box j turer carpets and horse blankets. white ruzz, fuzz, uxe like a a young duck,. ana and nas has cure* of VI Laipvm uyuuAVio, J wmte young uuck A dog and a cat, belonging to the same ; who made an enormous fortune during feet that look to be about twice the master, were the best friends in the | and after the war. In his -day he was they ought to be. Passing down world,and spent theirtimein frolicking I the king of Saxonville, nearly the whole | the sides of this creature are ntripes together. One day, while playing as I ( of which town he owned. At th© age ' o f brown color like * ‘ zebra; and* its usual, the cat died suddenly, falling ut | । of 75 he won the hand—and some say.head —it., ’sj “ a nightmare. - •■ ।------Projecting the dog’s feet. The latter, at first, did ’ the also—of Eva Mars, tbe heart, alao-of Mara, who was waa . from a daric clrcje on iu f^ei, the beak not realize what had happened, but of a vulture, while tlie eyes nr© email continued his play, pulling, pushing and wicked-looking. The bird’s wings and caressing his companion: but with \ Qr° dark in color, and most of the time evident astonishment at her inertness. hang down at its sides; It cannot fly After some time he appeared to under­ yet and is not able to walk much. It* stand the situation, and his grief found MARSHALL L. CCOg.EJltw. EDITORIAL NOTES ( vent in prolonged howls. Presently he was seized with the idea of burying the cat. He pulled her into the garden, where he soon dug a hole with his paws, and put in the body of his former com­ panion. He then refilled the hole with dirt, and, stretching himself out on the grave, resumed his mournful bowling. The idea of burying the cat was ex­ traordinary. Whence came the thought­ fulness? Could it be imitation, or, which is a better explanation, did the dog have a vague idea of concealing the event which might be imputed to him? But then it would seem unreasonable for him to call attention to tbe fact by installing himself on the grave and howling. However, even human crim­ inals are sometimes equally incon­ sistent. It is difficult to form an exset idea of what gave rise to the dog’s con­ duct in this case. WATCHING THE FISH, end putty, taking pains to fill all the cracks. This is necessary to make the box watertight. In a day or two your watcrscope will WHIPPLE. be dry enough for use. On some bright tunny afternoon push your boat out on the lake or stream where you wish to' I were married his wedding gift was a experiment Thrust the glass end of I magnificent house valued at $500,000, the waterscope well under the surface which he Led built expressly for hia of the water and place your eye at the, bride. Two years after his marriage other end. You will find that you can Mr. Simpson died. By his will he Left set through the waiter with great die- . his widow $1,000,000 in cash. She sub­ tinctness, often to the hiding places of , sequently received another $1,000,000 fish among those forests of the lake ' from the Rale of property in Boston be­ bottoms, the seaweeds. The object of longing to the estate. Mrs. Simpson the waterseope is to cut through the has been deeply interested of late years disturbed surface of the lake where ■ in Episcopal missions and charitable Dr. J------- *s little boy, four years old, work find has also taken an active in­ had never seen a funeral procession, your boat stands, and also to protect j terest in the reformatory for women in for they are of rare occurrence in the your eyes from the reflection of the sun Sherburn. She has been acquainted quiet side street where the doctor lives, on the water. Of course it does not act . with Bishop Whipple for inany years like a telescope, and you cannot see to I lately, however, one of the doctor’s and was an Intimate friend of hie flret patients died, and there was a burial from the street. As the precession moved along the a fairyland of beauty the waterscape Soap has been in use for 3,000 years, little boy came running to his father, V* US fcWMJC Lu the Vue Bible. XilDie. and is twice UtCUUUUCU mentioned in and, pointing to the hearse. ashed: our clear lakes on a sunny day. Often I A few years ago a soap-boiler’s shop was “Oh, papa, what is that?” you cam see a big dam, with his mouth discovered in Pompeii, having been “That, my child,” said the doctor, with a deep aigh, “is an erroneous diag­ wide open, waiting for his dinner to buried beneath tbe terrible rain of aahee drop into it, or a lazy pickerel ar s that fell upon the city 79 A D. Tbespap nosis!”—Youth’s Companion. sunfiah renting near the bottom, and found in the shop had not lost all its ■ometimes you will see lost objects of efficacy, although it had been buried various kinds, including trolling hooka 1,800 years. end lines and other thingaof a similar j ----------------------------nature. The writer once knew a I Lifht* on BicycuM. thus described it in a letter to another who fcMted . wxteh he Ited dropped Into ! Tke bleyeta. «ed In the Frenoh child: “This is a very queer place. the Ixke by mean, of » watereoope.- «•»> h“’e “ el®ctri= >**>«. which <wn be turned on or off at will. Chicago Record. Record. Cloaks and Gapes J)ignotk of oSS in Cloaks and Capes f0) dies Misses, Children and [?. fants. He bought at i,,„. figures and give our custom.-rs the benefit. A few sainnle* prices mentioned below. Time is Passing. You want a little Wall Paper this fall. i We are making prices to clean up our stock. Ladies Beaver Coats in black, green, navy blue, tan. new styles trimmed with of The Elephant, small pearl buttons. LIKE HASTINGS. MICH. CUT FOR $10.00. Ladies Beaver Cloaks in black and navy blue, box­ front, new styles trimmed with small pearl buttons $7.50. Ladies heavy weight Qheviot jacket, box front, large storm collar. $5.00. ....Spectacles. Ladies black Boucle Caj«s faced with black satin; boimd with braid on edges, worth Eyes $10.00 special fob $7,50. Ladies double Capes in Properly black Beavers and black Fitted cheviots $5.00. Ladies double capes in With black beavers,edged with fur. good value for $2.50. Glasses HOLLOWAY. X-RAY Dress Goods Department. Charge For Testing. F. R. PflNGOflST, re-NotlCe the daily Weather Re­ port In my south window. We show several lines of novelties at 3"Jc per yard, as good style as dress goods dou­ ble the price. At 50 to 59c they are equal in attractiveness to goods you expect to find at $L0O per yard. We of course have the $1.00 and $1.25 and higher priced novelties in the latest things. PLAIDS THAT RACKET WAKMER WEATHER May be ex­ peeled if you buy a pair of those bed blankets up at Phin Smith’s Racket . store. NEW SIGN Phln Smith’s Racket store reads a new sign. No one need miss the place now. Are very much in favor for ladies waists and Misses dress­ es. Nice lines at 124 and 15c. per yard. Better goods at 22 and 25c. per yard. Finer quality at 374 c. per yard. A large line of colorings in all wool, at 50c. per yard. Silk and wool plaids at 65c. per yard. BLAGK DRESS GOODS YES WE HAVE Just got our second order of underwear in. The price and quality is what does it. Phln Smith at the Racket store. - CLOSING OUT Oar millinery, reads a sign at Phin Smith’s Racket Store. _ MCKINLEY If elected will cause a rise in hosiery. We are well ^applied pail and see and gel prices. Phin Smith at the Racket BARGAINS In ladies, misses and childrens shoes. No one can or will meet the prices and quality. We will bet money oo IL Phln Smith at the Racket In all the staple plain weaves and in novelty weaves, extra heavy 36 inch all wool serge,(many inferior but none better) nt per yard 25c. Carpets. Our stock is complete and includes even thiug desirable for floor covering. Patterns for everyone, qualities for everyone at prices to suit the times. New and beautiful designs and colorings.in Axministers Velvets, Moquettes. English Body Brussels, Tapestry Brus­ sels, etc. We have a bargain in our all wool ingrain, sewing in­ cluded, yer yard 474c. Cottage carpets at 124, 15. 18, and 20c per yard. A complete assortment. of Rugs, Oil Cloth. Linoleum. Matting. looks as heavy as a big. turkey, but' really does not weigh, more than three pounds. A strange pet for a boy, don’t SIXTEEN TO ONE Well we have a lc table, and our 5 and 10 cent tables you think? have new bargains every day that do one can beat, as we sell many things on our 10c table others ask 15 to 20 cents j A millionaire railway king has a for, and many bargains on the 5 cent brother who is hard of hearing, while table others ask 8 and 10 cents for. he himself is remarkable as having a Phln Smith at tbe Racket very prominent nose. One'evening the railway man dined at a friend’s house and was seated between two ladles, BRYAN If elected will cause a drop tn tin aud we want to sell as much as we who talked to him very loudly, rather can, sj we are making prices do one .to his annoyance, but he said nothing. else will meet We receive a new lot Finally one of them shouted a com­ from the factory every week. Phin monplace remark and then said, in an, Smith at tbe Racket ordinary tone, to the other: “Did you uch a nose in your life?” “Par­ WE ARE Id want of eggs aud will pay don m adies,” said the railway ms-n, tbe highest market price. Phln Smith “it is at tbe Racket ’ brother who is deaf.” Imhorror of the lady. PBOTECTION W1U cause a rise in mittens, sod we have a lot to save you The late Sir Richard Burton was at money. Bought on a cheap market one time exploring Afghanistan in the they must go. Phln Smith at the Fa­ mous. disguise of a Mohammedan holy man. He played his part to perfection and was enjoying his suceeea, when one of HANNA Does not set the price on our hats, if he did the protection would the holy men of the village came to him make the price about X more than we and advised him to leave without delay. sell for, and we will bold to the cheap "What!” exclaimed Burton, in some price as long as we have any hats left. alarm. “Do wot the people like me?° Phin Smith at the Famous. “They like you wo well,” replied the hoiy man, “that they are discussing the RUBBERS You know when we can we advisability of keeping you here for life, give you a benefit and wUl dow when bo that they may possess your tomb.* we can. We have a large new stock; Sir Richard left that particular village no damaged roods and they must be in a great hurry, and afterward took •old. Phin Smith at the Racket. palps to be not quite so pious. UNDERWEAR We protect you on Samples sent for the asking. tbe price of ail tbe underwear you buy Man orders will receive our prompt, A Utile four-year-old occupied an up­ of us. New we have a lot to close on’. particular attention. per berth in a sleeping-car. Awaking Pbln Smith at tbe Racket; onoe in tbe middle of the night, aaya the Youth’s Companion, hie mother asked him if be knew where he was.. "Tourae log down In 78, 80 and 8a rionroe St., Smitqat tbe drawer.** GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Drapery Department. Estimates given for interior .ecoration in all kinds of Up“olstery goods. Also for Grille work etc. Chenille Curtains $2.25 and $3.00 per pair. . Nottingham lace curtains size 60 inches by 3J yards, $1.50 to $2.00 per pair. Cloth window shades 3 ft. by 6 ft., complete with spring roller and fixtures, ready for hanging 20c. Curtain poles with ends, rings and ■ fixtures complete 19c. Twgilj Herpshheiner Ho., �Hasting-' Banner reeved at Benderahott*, oppi”£ Court Houac. ' Thursday, Nov. 5, 1896. w. R. COOK. local Mtor. Before you buy . robe, bone blanket,, barnemt, halter, ete go and aee Bend.?- sltott opposite the Court House, The best place in the county to buy Whet wss conceded by all to be one of the b~ -** • best‘ etorta of the campaign heard In th I* .city WM by Hon. Frankt Plumley,' of Vermont, who ‘x. '5.’ 0Pe™ b«"'«-~"Tbor.'^ nn,hL Mr. Plumley pa»««—— never disappointed an audience, and held bl. hearere In” .,i wrapt >attenllon for nearly two boors. . - -------- His ad­ , dr,« wu « maMerly one, .nd |„sp(red tlw DRUGS <1 BOOKS is at ped L. Heath’s Watch this space next week. ■rreatert of «thu»ta«in. When ho clow, three choere were given for McKinley Vermont .nd Plumley th.t nearly ntl.eti the roof. Whet, come women get- together one nf tbe naln subject, of conversation la won­ dering If some other woman knows the way her husband Is acting. The gosslper’ of which every place has Ils full quol0’ sad to say, has made many a home a heli on earth, Gowlp has blackened and sul­ lied the character of many poor girts. Gossip has parted husbands and wives who would have been happy If |t w„ not for gossip. One little mlsatep, some mile indiscretion will cause gossip lo rise with new strength and start her mission. Did we ray her? We onght not, for we have male gossips, and as a rule they are ten times more venomous than tbe female. There will be a mass meeting at the Presbyterian church, Sunday evening. Nov. 8, to consider some plan for assisting Armenian refugees, persecuted, outraged, tortured in tbelr own country, because df their devotion to Christ tbelr Savior and oure. and positive refusal to give allegl• CIRCULATION • anee to Mohamet, Some barely escaping with tbelr lives, have taken refuge In j Marsellee. France, where they are on the • verge ot starvation or being sent back In 'I w.t* a splendid victory. be butchered by tbe "great aasaraln." । ! F. W. Walker and ana sister sister have naw moved nin', u |1 Their wretchedness wrcteheduess must appeal to oveiy every In Mrs. Minnie Upjohn's . human heart, especially as when coming Broadway. ' i *to our own America, * ‘ u some of them OCAL NEWS. 100 quires. n’t convention of tbe Epworth I have, they are not allowed to land until Ixtuue will be held in the M. E. church bond, are green for tbelr support. I.et n :!us c.'.V. Nov. 1». all come Sunday evening and see what can Remember the first lecture in the club be done by Hastings for their aid. All Chuns’wlil be Nov. Utb. one week from Young I-eoplrs and Missionary societies especial.v luvlted to cooperate. Dr. Sumk: Tuesday. Secure your tickets. Trimmed hats of tbe latwt style for leeba will give an address. A silver eol51.00 aadinp at JiiHua Russell’s. ' It will lecllnn wilt be taken all ot which will l>e sent 10 aid tliese suffering people. pavwon to get their prices, before buying. C. W. Mixer and family are moving in­ to Mrs. E. Stinchcomb’s house on W. Main street, formerly occupied by Prof. Sterling. PERSONAL MENTION. Mm. Frank Black is visiting relatives at Greenville. Ail Sakits Day was observed at the P. IL Dunning, of Charlotte, was in the Epi«co^al ulmrch Sunday by a special sercity Tuesday. Bon by Rev. Taylor appropriate to the day. Mr. Hitchines, of Muskegon, was in the The church was beautifully decorated. city Tuesday. Tlie Hustings Journal this week con­ Mrs. Ann Fuller is home from Kaiarnatain* as amusing an editorial page as we have seen yet. It consists of falsehoods, zoo for a week. bait truths and distorted extracts.—KalaMr. and Mrs. Henry Lewek were In Tdryraph, Detroit last week. Tne Y. 1’. 8. C. E. of Eminannel church gave a Haii'iwem social at the parish house Saturday evening. Halloween gsmes and sports were enjoyed until a late hour V) th$ ) oung people present. T. J. Bush was home from over election day. Lansing; Charles Andrus, of Ann Arbor, was-In the city this week. Oscar Schumann, of Charlotte, was At the Methodist, Catholic and Presby­ home over Sunday. terian churches Sunday tbe pastors (reach­ Prof. L. J. Goodyear, of Allegan, spent ed serpmns of special Interest to voters. Sunday In the city. Thu M. E. hutch was handsomely decorMrs. G. F. Chidester returned from De­ a:ed with large American flags and chrytroit Monday afternoon. SHjthemums. ' [ \ ’ Mr. ar.d Mrs. Cyril S. Grigsby, left for Benjamin Cole had the misfortune to Chicago, Monday, via Alamo. break hrs leg Monday while hunting In * Mrs. John F. Goodyear returned Tues­ the woods. He sighted a rabbit and while day from a visit at Chicago and Niles. running to keep It In view, slipped anjl Dw.gbt L. Goodyear was home from fell with the above result. Dr. Fuller was called and left him as comfortable as Ann Arbor, a few days the past week. Mrs. I. A. Holbrook is visiting her p tssible under the circumstances. daughter Mrs. R. I. Carnahan at Detroit Mr. Gamble who works the Edwin L. Mrs. Clement Smith returned to Battle Riehards farm in Irving township has a young man named Harry Merritt working Creek yesterday after spending a few days for him who husked one day last week 115 at home. Will Vance, who is teaching inKalamo, biabeKof corn, bound the stalks and set them up. Hv would like to hear from any Eaton county, has been spending a weeks other I« year old boy who can equal this days record. ■ ’ This is election week. Everybody Is interested io election and the time of ye editor has been given wholly to outside matters to Uie neglect of the paper. We ask the indnlgnuce of our readers at tbe la'-k of local reading in this issue and will try and get at ourselves in the future. vacation in the eit?. Miss Brockie, of Kalamazoo, who has been working in the city directory, turned home Friday. Miss Webb, of Manchester, N. H., has been visiting at her cousin’s Rev. J. W. ■MM — united in marriage. --- —-v— . d.iwm “b 1'rld,r with the vise prciAdditional DetMtoth, Nevin, j u 10 Ul° ck,,r“r»John*, lull, *„Burtofl read • Paper on F»odaton Nuptlabi. sm In France, followed by a three mln- Sound MOW KoUa«»Uo». VntHH p“v A|ie br E- M- Hoyt. Fruit Ml I? °' F°"d Prod“<«»: Meat wr u -,bc ,*’plc ■" admirable M|v< Grnf« I t » ' f th,s »ud This paper "i • unue j. Johmituu. of Wkhita L».•„» hiS^M* “™ m™ n n “’re " ,nterwt|ng discussion. <» skM^a^w1?, u ' Cook g*’e “ cbsraoler triand, in tl.l/”,. bl M • J«e»l"a many •ketch or Ll Hung Chang. Mrs. Stella H. Laropman closed the program with an InC“nT,“ E«nl»At Hayes aud Mrs. I*bjl Is KejnulJs were elected delegates to ana Impressive weddinrs whieh »,« . the state convention ot Federated Women’. Club to be. held at Detroit this week. Mrs. Allee Bales and Mrs. Belle Burton *en. elected ns alternate*. New Furniture at Cost, for the month of November, and will make prices that will close the stock and Save Yort Money wih‘8 beaiitllBlIy d.w.ratmi with palnu .nd „tll„ , foliaza nl.ma lbe orene.tr., b> r,’’"',,6; B*blrxr, ataiiooH] ,n the |Ja)| hind a xri'at miw „t r„nlu,e. conatatiM to ,b,'lr m"Mc to malt, the ncraalon one to be never tor xntu-n by It, ,WM1 The beautiful lone, ot the wedding match B.iated ihrouxb the ti»m Ju.t .. the clock sounded the hour ot s. and after .wo'1! ’Ta' 04 ’h" btW*' |mr,>' ‘■"'"‘I be seen, a, they lurmal Into the landin, halt MuVaT! lb’*l,lrw*>- Kintt crae little er^L 1 ”. B,rn,'s- '‘'™" °r ‘be I'tldeRroom. bearing a small bm.krt In which rested the wedding ring upon a small .11L'm.** „ S'"- WM (,*lntly attired In white Mtln and with her white satin ,1IBpers, was a veritable little fairy. Follow, hig her came Mi*. Clara Johnston, al.tef ot the bnde, a. brldreimald, and Mr. James yinafflnt as groora.man. and lastly the lirldo upon tbe arm ot the groom. Slowly they descended the broad stair­ case lo the measured cadence <d the wed­ ding mareti. nnd they presenual a picture not tn !»■ won forgotten. The rail ot the stnlrcam wa- Intertwined thickly with stnllax. dotted liere aud there with white roses, and this With l-eaulltul carpeted .tops and tile brldai parly slowly dMcemi..._ _ ... tbem. nude It well worthy Hie liig up.rti hruoh ,.f nua >»«...■ brtt.h of nA.ier. • S~.a Ml HiahllT. A readied the font of the stairs * ‘ k they " they turned up, the hallway and entered! the doorway which led into tbeparlor, “n'l 1 took ftielr places upon a larg>*4white rug before a hank of palm* and tieiieaHj n large canopy of wild Mnllax. Here Rev. - Bradl stood awaiting them and he then united them, using th- beautiful - and linpretHfre ring ceremony, which was here performed amid the assembled guests In n manner which. If possible, made i: more beautiful to those who witnessed It than ever. The bride was attired In a lovely wed­ ding dress, the skir; of which was bro­ caded white satin. The bodice was of Souaelline de Sole, over plain white rutin with pearl trimmings. Over it al! fell the long white bridal veil. The bridesmaid. Mins Dura Johnston, wore white orgamlle over green satin, low lu the beck and short sleeve*. She presented a very pretty ap­ pearance. as did the entire bridal party, as they stood upon the large white rug be­ neath the ami lax canopy. In the center of rhe bank of fern-* di­ rectly in front nf the’brirfe. hung a large crayon portrait of her mother. The frame wn« tastefully draped with mu I lax from both sides, ami n bunch ot while rosea held them toother al the bottom of the picture. Directly atiove the head of the bride aho hung a bunch nf white roses. The bridal party afterward partook of a very dainty bridal supper. Tt«e tni>le stood in the large bay window of the back parlor and wa* tastefully decorated aud arranged. The happy pair were the re­ cipients of numerous, useful and cwtly present* con»UHqg of solid silverware, cut glass, dainty china, books of value and several piece* of elegant table linen. Several of the presents came from distant states, being sent oy friends anti rel­ atives who thus remembered their wed ding day* The house was elegantly decorated, no pam; being "pared to make it as beautiful as possible. The smllax which was sent from Florida, draptal all tbe doors nnd Windows and the eff-.-ct was enhanced by tbe addition of numerous plants arranged about the large rooms. The bride has numberless warm friends In this city to whom she has endeana herself by her amiable traits of character and carries with her their most hearty­ well wishes. The groom is one of the most trusted traveling men in the country, being connected with a large Nt w York firm. Tlie bride and gretfn left same evening for a two or three weeks’ tour through eastern cities, after which they will return to tills city and will ttrtrralter make it their home. hey Tickle he Taste T This stock was bought in quantity for spot cash when furniture was the lowest price ever known. with a oothsome pleases the ampered' Come while the stock is complete. Archie McCoy Furniture Co of the most articular We refer to our oysters, bulk and can. mils, SUMS & SD P/KKINQ J/1LT X1T STXIUFFERT Bargain Grocers. SOn ETHING Nice, Warm, Lined, Shoes For Children. Fine Dongola Stock, Nice Patent Leather Tips, Pointed Toe, Spring Heel, Button, Call and see them Mias Bessie Willison will l«-nd the Ep­ worth League Sunday evening. ’ Th* U. E. R. C. will meet with Prof. Holden on Friday, Nov. 6. at 7:80 p. m. sharp. Services as usual next Sunday Ht the Methodist church. Morning. -Armenia; tbe crime M the nlnteentti century. ’’Eve­ ning, “Some great deliverances.” At The Red Front Shoe Store. Woolley & gronson C. Dwight Gramr*, Carlton Ix.-ua M. Crockford, Carlton Benjamin A. Rotenberg. Lelgnton Anna M.SeoU, Thomapple Wm. D. Southern, Kalaino Lulu E. Shield. Nashville HASTINGS MARKETS. Rutter, 10 to 12. Coni per bu. 30. Eggs per doz. 12 to U. Hides per lb.. 5. Ijtrd per lb.. 6. Potatoes per ou.. 25. Kye per bu.. 35. Tallow per lb.. 3%. Oats per Ou.. 15. Wheat, red per ba. 75. Wheat, white oer bu. 75. Hay per ton, Mo 7 Pork dressed. 4.00 x Beans. 50 to 80 Chicken dressed. 8. Beef dressed. 4 M to 5.50. Reef live. 2.75. Multon, dressed, b. Cloverseed. 3.00 to t.oo Wool, unwashed. 8 to 10. Wool, washed, 10 to 15. Heal Entate Transfers. Joseph Odell to Rebecca Houghtallnjot Kenfield’s add. city, S25.’> Clias. A. Wilson to Clark Rathbun, 80 a, sec 6, Orangeville. $it»o. Morgan Jone* to Henry Cohoon, lot Kenflelds •add. Hastings. ?i(X». Hugh Klrklxud to Adalbert Craven. ’.20 a. sec 11. Hope. poo. Frank D. cole to Donald and Ruby E. Swan­ son. parcel, sec 16. Johnstown. SI Janies Dibble to Thomas and Ellen Howe, lot Notice to Taxpayer*. Striker’s add. City, $133. I will be at the store of C. H. Osborne & Ebenezor Pennock to William Pennock, 100 a. sec 29, Hatfinjn. 23273 Co. every Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday Plea! des Brown to Frank Kennedy, 60a, sec and Friday dcring the month of December 16. Hastings. 81600. C. E. Doyle. Lucinda Venter to Sarah Backer. 40a. sec ll, to receive taxes. Carlton. WOO. City Treasurer. Trade With Us. It Pays Men s Sack Suits, $5.00 Odd Suits and Broken Lots. Some $8, $io and $12 kinds. Boys' Suits, $2.00. All Wool Goods, 5 to 11 years. Only a few left to close out. Boys Knee Pants, 25c to$l. Heavy Goods for Winter, Including Corduroys. Red Flannel Underwear, $1. We also have all grades in Fleece Lined Goods. Boys' Underwear, 25c., 35c. Bens' Leather Stockings, Heavy Cotton and • Fleece Lined. wlar Lik^ather.” Less Than Cost. Fall Overcoats, Winter Overcoats, All Styles and Grades. 15 doz. Muleakin Gloves just received and more coming. The W R. C. will hold services In memd.nmritdes Lang Dickerson and O»m- Our.plendld money victory In Nation. SUU end County Is • m.tter ol? Joining to all advocates of honest “““'’j Oar victory U by no mean. » the republican party, and It would be Just not to reeotntlxe the splend d a«s anee received from member. ot all £•«*« who placed principles above party. I ^."be^lreo-m ^nttMa, was a victory for honest money. _____ Saturday evening ail who are *“ th, with tbe splendid victory in requested to tlinmlnate tbelr homes in honor otMcKInloy’s^M^^ chm,n continue to sell ibe wibb|>«- Bancroft’s tbe past week. Mrs. Brown, of Prairieville, is In tbe The pastor will preach in Presbyterian city, called here by the illness of her sl«- church next Sunday morning on •■The Clear Duty ot all Citlxens ot Whatever 1 oThere is some talk of contesting tbe ter Mm. Mattie Spaulding. lltlcal Belief to the Government." Phln Smith was called lo Nebraska Fri­ election In Hastings township and there is Tbe ladies of the PresbyUrlan soclely no question but what the vote of tbe en­ day by a telegram stating that bls mother Invite tbelr friends to a supper at the G tire tdwsship can be thrown out. Tbe re­ had suffered a stroke of paralysis. A ll. hall on Friday evening from 5.30 to publican challenger challenged several Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Lampman left for 7dW. You will receive a hearty welcome. voles and the ballots were marked In no New York state Tuesday on account of The ladles Mlaslonsry society bold tbelr ^ay so that they could be distinguished in the serious Illness of tbe formers brother. monthly meeting, to which they luvie their friends, on Wedncadsy next al:*e case ot a contest The matter is being Presbyterian parsonage. All Interested looked np.. will be welcome. On Saturday Nov. l occured the 2fltb Mr. David Austin, ot Falrfleld. and Miss The sorlety connected with Emmanuel birthday of Mr. Merrill Stedge in second AlHe Mudge, ot Hasting*, were> nnlled In church will be marriage, by the undersigned. Nov. <th, 12. by Mrs. Ed. Powers and the la Ilea as”ard, when about 40 of his faiends were invited in to celebrate It with him. The the home of Mr. and Mrs, B.McKelvey I" aodated with her. Supper served In Par Odessa. Twenty of the immeotate ish house from 5 until 7 o clock. re^^fLentwenJo, this evening was spent with pedro, Mrs. Lnke X mass meeting I. called at tbe PresbyWaters and J. Olmstead winning first and pretty wedding and ‘^'1 terUn church next Sunday nmtln. at 7 Prizes. After refreshments were seryed, o'clSk to see what can be done for the Mrs. Wm. Green presented Mr. Stedge Armehlan refugees now debarred al New with a handsome oak rocker as a reminder m . I..e, Mich. York City and who may be returned oy of the occasion. the government A successful farmer gave a note of warning the other day in regard to the apple crop. The short crops of tbe past two years have bad the effect of almost exterminating the’ worm. The apples this year are remarkably sound and free from grubs and to prevent a recurrence of the evil, fruit growers should not allow the fruit to lie under tbe trees for any length of time. It is better to use them for food for stock than to wait tbe chance of a sale at the risk of producing ft plague of tbe grub. For the pnrpqse of closing;the entire stock we will STXX ST wotUtlvIre. the For- .7* Mm and lbe Sbakeepestre ermntry. SmX^lO oenui «•«» <*‘*reb ‘ cent.. (hidejter § [Jurton -LEAPING CLOTHIERS’ �____ Hastings Banner CASTING A FLY. NOTED CHICAGOAN DEAD. Waahiagtan, Oct. 31.—United Stale! Consul HuraL al Prague, reports lo tbe Can-er. state department tbat lbe Austrian gov­ Fly castfog constitutes one cf the Chicago, Nov. Gen.. Joseph .»vr. 2. •.—wcm uuocjru Tor- ernnienv .j vu ernment is la uwui about io to ucuic treble iucuui tbe duly co Although COOK BROS. Proprietors. Fence died Saturday Kight ut his home, I glucose to effectually bar out the bet- . £r<-*a,eMt oT‘ an£ ,lJ£' LA’*OB [bottles. open water is, of co Bellevue r»_n , . ,*ouen water fa. of course, n course, preferable, it 88 place, after an acute iilnesa ter nnd cheaper articles from America, i OR SMALL! is not, however, absolutely necessary. erf two weeka. He bad not been a well Within five months‘the United States 1 man, however, fdr two years. Bright’s shipped 3,040,000 jiounds of this com- ; Any 100-foot clear air space will an­ swer the purpooe of the beginner, al­ disease was the cause of bia death. modity into Austria, paj“< u dulJ | though tbe water practice enables one Owing to the [Geo. Torrence was 53 years of age. Tbe $2.90 for every 220 pounds. Awftil Result of Gas Explosion in to use the regular cnat of flies and lead­ foundation of his <rcnt fortune wm lap many requests a Pennsylvania Oolliery. Student Found Dead tn Hla Room. I ers much sooner. While sawed shots when, as a mere boy. he ijegan working hi from its patrons, a Pennsylvania blast furnace at ShnrpaIthaca, N. Y., Oct. 31.-8. S. Qregocy. burg. He became a blacksmith and was a post-graduate studeRt of civil engin- i for weights are to be used in lieu of Warner’s Sate an assistant foreman' when 17 years old. flics nnd lenders in the first efforts the Cure Co. have put Hs made a study of his trade until hn mas­ erring in Cornell university, was found ; latter should as soon as possible be Cnf»rtun:Ui-a Were Member* of » I tered U practically and scientifically. dead in his rooms Thursday. Gregttry | on the market a cuius Party — Two OUien When the war .brok^out he enlisted In an I| was 24 years of age and held a fellow- ; sulwrituted, for the line does not handle Badly Injured. <Dhlo regiment of volunteers and went to ; the same when they are not uttadbed. MV „W At the , 1 battle ship from the University of Texas,from front. of. Perryville be ' bottle ot Sate lu fly casting a carefully made and was wounded and was honorably dis- ■ w]4ich institution he graduated in WUkesbaxre, Pa., Oct. 30.—By an ex­ Cure which can ' J-e. He fonuerly Uml to CuWorota. especially adapted sectional split bam­ plosion of gas Thursday afternoon in boo rod may be used, and the reel should now be obtained OUS guerilla. At the close of the war he Shot In ScU-Iseftnae. Ma 3 shaft of the Lehigh & WUkw be attached to the butt- With 20 feet at all druggists at entorvd the furnace construction business barre Coal company six men were killed and five years later came to Chicago to j Devil ’ s Luke, N. D.. Nov. 2. — I. S.Cor; of line In the water, or upon the lawn, and five years later came to Chicago to half the price ot and two injured. The dead are: Wil­ take charge of 2.1 the Chicago Iron worka In v diner shot, nnd instantly -------------------------------- killed R. J. fl- a* the case may be, and with the rod the large bottle. liam R. Jones, fire boss, who has been 1870 he became-connected with the Joliet ■ iforrsworth Saturday. Cordiner claims held at angle of about 45 degrees ; that Illtogsuorto blw aod be in front, the angler is ready for the a tbe employ of the company for the ;mat 25 years; John W. Josephs, who pany. The company was finally absorbed shot him in self-defense. Cordiuer is start of the cast. Let the line be now iad been assistant mine foreman for by the Calumet iron and steel wurka and ' ft prominent buslneita man of this city. worked out eight or |ten feet further. :he past 12 years; Thomas Owens, Wil­ Gen. Ton once became Its consulting en- i r---------------------------’ Fatal Flame*. . This is done by drawing the line from liam Lacey, James Herring nnd Joseph glncer. Shortly afterwards he was made : Ls not only a scientific vegetable president of the South Chicago & Western Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. 2.—One man, an i lbe click reel with the left hand, and Worth. preparation and does all that is }b2taCb>i“'r* ’ c"lLrtCTXl°r3'Rito | •‘“IM and ton pnroon. more then by the springing, willowy action The injured: David Williams, la­ : claimed for it, but it is the only of the rod, which action ut the some borer, overcome by gas; John Davis, road company. He also organised the Cal- 1 or less Injured iu u hre which destroyed j 3 Kidney and Uver medicine used ..iborer, overcome by gus and bruised ou urnet Canal and Improvement company, the Carlino hotel on Lower Main street ; time draws the slack line through the : by the btest people of four coutllod guides, the line « lifted upward ihe body. nents. A medicine that bears iand overbend -fo the renr, making the also credited with having first aolvsd the . injured are not expected to live. L Story of the Disaster. f: the stamp of the world’s >pI beginning of a very important feature problem of track elevation, and with that -wir^ Six others were brought to the sur- end Hliot and Wife. j? prove!, and maintains Its posiin view formed the Chicago Elevated •”“KlUcd * *‘Urdtils “to * '**• I _tl<r tmvM Vii.w ace uninjured. When the explosion oc- Terminal company in Iffil, and acquired] Cumberland, Wis., Oct. 31.—Rufus Rifus i —the back cast. <.«;» i»taw«wi ■: flion for a fifth of a century, ,-urred William Lacey, a contractor, about I8,00u,000 worth of terminal property (X Clark, a farmer living near this city, ' T**e ul>wnr‘‘« overhead and bnckwartl I: must necessarily possess pein Chicago, which was afterwards ’^'deliberately aud killed his wife tootiuti of the line by the spring of the Toreka &*Santa I deliberately shot and va« at work in a rock tunnel about a poaed of to the Atchison Topeka A Santa ““ w,f® nxl is produced by the motion of the « cuiiar merit. nife from the foot of *he shaft with 13 Fe Railroad company. company, Gen. den. Torrence rer£ ■; in his own house Thursday night, as . nngIcr.M-* fun<irni ttnd wrist onlj. The aen. Immediately after the explosion celvca his title tn IFTT when Gov. Cullom the result of a quarrel. Clark is not nnSThrs fur«*tirm and wrist only. The « ««• —’ should kbe in Ak. the liaclward - stop[»ed u. .~i • rescuing gang was organized by Fire appointed him to command tbe First '1 unJeVarrest. i f RD BAT K ORDER. j ------- --------------. movement when it reaches an angle of Joas William R. Jones and Assistant brigade I. N. Q.] Don th of h Noted Engine Builder. . • ten degrees in the rear, and tia tiie line oremau John W. Josephs.. The men Htate <i .Michigan. County of Bsrry—aa. BUSINESS OUTLOOK. I Providence, R. Lt Oct.' 30.—William At S leaston «»f the Probate t’ouri forth* reaches a point in the rear at almost proceeded down the shaft, Jones and 1 Barry. buMen tit ihe Probate Office Great Volume of Contract* and Orders A. Harris,. known all over the United right angles to the extreme tip-of the Counriof Josephs being far in advance. in the iBlty of Hastlnm. in said county, or Dependent v-pon the Election. States as the manufacturer of the Ilax- rod t lie angler should again, by a wrist KatunUy. the 3rd day ol October in (hr vnr otic tbCfimnd eight hundred aud altiet? New York, Oct. 31.—R. G. Dun & Co. ris-Corliss enginf, died ut the residence I and ioreartu movement, throw the rod When about one mile from the foot »i* a • ■ ' v in their weekly review of trade say: J of his son Thursday morning in the t,i--ten1. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of »f the shaft they stumbled over the forward by au angle of 45 degrees'In x ••A market without anything but politics C2d year of his age. Death was due to front, thus producing' the cnst. The Probate. todies of Contractor Lacey, Owens, Her­ In lie mailer of the estate nf Asher E. to rule It Is not often satisfactory. Busia cancer in the stotnach. . ing and Worth. At this point Jones ness is almost abolished until after the ‘ fiext cast should be'niaZte by drawing S' tab j. «leev»*«tti 01. »e,d uv .‘.nd AlltMt th*- tx't UIon duty vrrlffrd nd Josephs were overcame by black election by the extraordinary pressure for Killed by HU Wife. the line f.-.u:- the rei-J as Iwfore nnd *1 Ani »v<L fonii'*. B.:tniiiSlntti>r of said •slab lamp and fell dead in their tracks, money, by the indisposition of anybody I Vandalia, Hl., Oct. 31.— Edward Arm­ making exactly the aunu* casting mo­ nrayini ilist'ht- ftuai account tliD du* filed may to sell who thinks a great change for the and allowed snrf x decree of dteribu.’he other rescuers were forced to beat tions. ibid so. on until the desired dis- Um1 -aiH better Is near, by the feeling that turn It u Is its now nvm ' strong, of Hagerstown', n . accompanied .. . by * dtmy nrndo and lie discharged from !«ald < hasty ye treat, bringing the bodies of of no use to contract or buy when so little bis wife, went bunting quail. Mrs. b-ucr ip attained. t 9niM ;• • iones arid Josephs with them. A few time remains before a decision, and by Armstrong, who was. using a hammer­ Tii-reupoB it 1* orde red, tbit Thnramy thr 'The l»rk cast.often puzzles begin­ b d.u> otOcf A. D. UrfC. at ten o’clocli lu lours inter the air current was partly the general absorption of business men in less gun, accidentally shot her husband. ners. Bn ai tempts to recover this back •Z> site fonmoon assu med for the hearing of said political activities. The Indications show . ♦•stored and the men were able to push a gratifying confidence in probably better killing him instantly, roiitioS.-ttid that the tn.real law of salt! Ukmu rr.st to •’xvon nnd start the Hneforiv«r»1 ^<1. and all other, persoas tvrerested Ih.Mii' heir way into the tunnel, and at 8:30 things, but an enormous volume of con- ‘ before it has lime to straighten bub In jMAteJarn required hi amaucr atasewlonoi ITcsidont RrfuMiA to lutrrfere. it night signaled that they had re- tracts and orders depend upon the election. mid court, then to be lioldv.t> nt the Frnbatthe rear many mishaps are expcriehteil. and while prices of materials arc strong, , , v Washington, Oct. 31.—The president ifllrr, in thr eiiv of HasUntrs. lu said rouulv >vereJ the bodies of the four rock nltb h.*vy .pscolauvc buylnr. th. »b- Fr;juy refused to interfere in the cose Thu recovery must bu ’mad^ ut the 4ad slww cause. If any there be, whv the prave/ tinera. The rescuers with the bodies genre of demand makes product* generally .. .. .... . . .right uiornent. and this’ts the most rf thr petitioner mav not Wc granted. An­ U b» further ordered, that said iwUtamcr giv» ere brought to tbe surface shortly aft- quiet In price, though with evident expec­ of D. D. Fuller, conrictrd in Iowa In June 1’ist of using tbe mail* to a.lvcr- difficult problem of solution. Tills fea­ notice to tin*, p r«o>'e intervmm! tn said estate, tation of strength. if the pen^rrwy <4 raid petition, aad the hear •Failures for the week have been 170 tn tise the sale of counterfeit money aud ture will be. made easy in time by cure ing thrtyof by cav.*lnc azopy of this order to b> and practice. The proper action of t he uunlhhed In toe Hastin.<'.u Banner a new* BLIZZARD IN THE WEST. rod. which may be accurately con­ i.fii'"Fp‘ *^1 n1 ’ ■'.rrtilKtrd tn said <1 units--------------------------x . tiary. H ■ •- r. ... fo • cb w"> k tor thr**-su.-v«slv» cwvy Fall of Httow In NeUraitka—Cattle structed and especially adapted in j.t-t ou- ;<<»j.id day of Le.iring. Report cd In Danger. CHAKt.r.S W. ANKSTKONU. Covington. Ky.. Nov. 2,-Sign. an ■ Xe„. York. Nov. S.-Mre. Minnie L. tveight nnd length for fly casting, will McCook, >eb., Oct. 30.—A tremendous (A tr«M4s-uv ■ Judge of Probate' be greatly impeded if the forearm r.nd pointing to s conlc-Mlon by Jaekeon Cummings, the wealthy widow and aunow h tor in has pre vailed over western PROBATR OUDHK. •eb rusk a since Wednesday night and aud Walling, or at least to a getting at thoress, has given her palatial rest- ’wrist.motion is oot properly executed. M’.cblg.v!. County erf Barn-—*, still raging, it is one of the greatest the truth ot the murder ol IVnrl Brjan. donee dcn„ at Elberon, -E|lwn)ni N. x J., j„ to lo an „n ossocia- Its proper execution is the very (oundo i S^-rtMc<*<>f«ew4on of dv- pnf.urtfc C'nirt for ’fan /.( hUrb-n 4 '’-eUT.ii-nb Ofh« lowstorms in many years. A high For two week, .tockeon and Walling tloa r„UI,a„| bv lu.r fu. ,hc pru,Ktton i'tion, a* it were, of fly easting.* It is not • ■■ is the City of Il’Uliugv m said County on Mar• incj prevails aud the snow is drifting have been kept to .eparale eeila and a of of homeless holncl,.„ and ,wd unfortunate women, women. i: a weak or relaxed motion, but jn very- . *>• .«th <uv vi <vi- b-r. lu ihe vear rigid one. Thia motion brings out the bitterness is growing up between them. 1 ---------------------------gh. which will doubtless retard railw tl-ws-nnu e lKtii hu-udreC urd ulnety-dx. Saturday Walling .aid lo Turnkey Man-1 J..h..w,u-. or™. action of ihe rod, and if properly exe­ Nashville. TeunM Oct; 31.—John S. * cuted produces the desired distance Ogallala, Ncb^ Oct. 30.—A heavy bliz- rer: “Why should I be puftished for a 1 ithettrnPcr ot-iiiq estate Of Ella Suange•.rd is ewcepingover this country. Cat- crime I did not commit. • 1 did not mur­ Johnson made a mile at the eight-lap casting and the forearm is even anvil- marker. Jrron-^4. Ou n'-j'|i-8W.I filing the duly veri­ .emen report that cuttie will suffer der Pearl Bryan. Jackson is the man Coliseum Friday night in 2:01 1-5. This . iatry to tbe wrist nrotfon. which tatter fied. nf r red Si »q*»:nnCb-r. hu>bxn-.' ot aud really and great toss is looked for if who cut her bead off.” Maurer asked is the fastest mile ever ridden on an ’ throws tht. fly and tbe line upward uml dref^sed. i»rat 1, g tt.*t 3 errtah; ItiM’uui-nt j® storm continues much longer. why he had not so testified, but Wail­ indoor track. He was*paced by tan- • backward. Tbe pump-bundle motion of •h t div fited tn »nld urt mn’Crtibg to f-(* tbe ta-e A ’ll * ud lr>tanw»t wf -uitd dreeast'd. be dems and triplets. ing declined to answer. • I Coal Mine Dl*coverc4. the v. hole arms should lie most careful­ a- muted lo ;-.r «b.Ue tbe vxefoto - thcyvlu The OnicUl Count. ly avoided, for although.quite natural Toronto, Ont.. Oct. 31.—Coal has been Atlanta, Ja.. Oct. 30. — The official for a Iteginner; satisfactory results can iscdVercd* near Sudbury, in the Al­ New York, Oct. 3L—-Charles A. J|j<- fidvu'-un, >• f- r tbe’hiring of bums district, which is believed to lie Heagrny, of Boa nd brook. N. J., fell couiht of tbe vote iu the stale in the re­ never result from its use. — Lewtaton ■•aid peti;h»n nod that t-hf »» law of «<.Ud (Me.) Journal. *r.-.-aj.ed jw-d all other uerMKii tuterr'te’l lu ieju^ical with the anthracite found In from the rear of a lx?high Valley pas­ cent election gives Atkinson (dem.) -M d r<jj te. ore required «•» a< x <m«xioQ he region of tbe Ic-kigh valley, J’enn- senger train Thursday night as it was for governor, 120,827 votes; Wright i»i said Coon. Chen to t-c huklrn ut thr Prob&tr FOLDING KITES. ylvfinia. except that it contains no passing over Green’s briqge, in New (pop.), 85,832, n democratic ranjurity of office. In the City ol HasUag*. Ju wind C-.-uitty. -r-d show cau«r. If ar.\ there be. *h ’ tarifTmer 34,905. ’ A Xornlty from France That CIouhi Elka uiptyur. The extent of the deposit Jersey, and dropped to the towpath of thr pttttamer may 1 -u bf r-?:.:ed. nJ It h Fourteen Flnbrrrnen Drowned. .as not been definitely ascertained, but xhe canal below, u distance of 250 feet. ; firn .*rordered, that wud (w-ritlbMf rive ao’iw .•• h th; iirt-uns biiciv-tcd in ''.it? ot fb<A novelty from France Ls a folding Lisbon, Oct. 30.—A severe storm wpre- ‘ " - as investigation has progressed, He is still alive in-St. Luke’s hospital, j wnd» i CV • ! > prllUoi* and il»«l!-aru!uihrr«s liaowa to cover an area of at least South Bethlehem. One leg was broken, rails along the coast of Portugal. Z, kite. Folded up it looks sotmnvhot Eke <4 by cauxhig a ropy of this or- or to u- polish icr?s. Samples of the coal have threp ribs were fractured, one eye was fishing boat Rgs been lost near Setubal, a small rdlM-up uinbn iin; opened out ed mrle HKNflngx Banxrh. - a n-v.-simper prltib d and clrc |a;ed in valti O trnry m Riu . y. ** brought to this city and have In'en out laud Hengeny received internal in- 18 miles southeast of this city. Four ­ ready to fly its shape is like that of the. onca in aach wr^k I or three w. — — kite commonly known os the Imwv kite, wv’ouv to said day of brarinp. teen fishermen were drowned. row tunced ,by experts io be of good juries which may prove fa tab r-o 1k c w * ’ll has a single upright stick, which lx ualily. Ganged UlmKtdf^ ' 30 inches In length. The bow is formed irleaton, 8. C., Nov. 2.->-Francis 0.! Rushville, Ind., Nov. 2.—The greatest PARKER’3 ciNCER TOW.0 Hainna, Nov 2.—Consul General Lee Carikon, a white prisoner, hanged him- part erf the business portion of the of two light steel ribs, ope on either ka TroctM*. DebUlty. dbitmlnf—.I *««».••. >■ side of the stick, which are raised into &!■ ill* M.ru* tn. — ■liled Sunday for New York on board self I in the county jail here Saturday town of Manila, 12 miles southeast of place anil bowed into form, as the ribs ie Ward line steamer Vigiiancia. ('apt. iriorning. Carlson, was waiting trial this city, was wiped out by the most of an umbrella are. raised; there are PARKER'S en. Weyler sent an adjutant aboard viiargeil with drawing a pistol ou a disastrous fire in ita history, HAIR BALAAM braces running from the ribs to a metal w« t.-id U» li: «c steamer to bid hint adieu. A num- lady a few days ago, and bis mind was j Cruel Custom. . bond whfeh slides on the stiek,Jike the t« off Gen. Lee’s personal friends also supposed to be deranged. He took the ; sliding ferrule on the handle cf an um ­ H*lr to its Toctaful CMer. A cruetcuAtom prerails on the death from his bed some time early in ’ cut on board the steamer lo see him cordi ICuxts toir L.*i«t t. h«.ir ftURag. J l. .. few. ln ...1 An fet.n a prince arf the roynl family erf Aus- brella; when the bow is raised and in .t Gen. Lee was very reserved as to the luorning and hung himself to the 1— ut. cell. ..n j tr;a< uis horse, covered with a black place it Ls held there by turning a little of his »e true motives of bis voyage. The bars cloth, follows the funeral, limping pain­ metal button attached to the kite stick •ily thing he would say wu that he Cyclone in S;mln. under the band to which the braces arc oulfl see President Cleveland in WashMadrid, Oct. 31-.—A cyclone swept over fully. The lamencas is caused by driv­ attached. As the ribs are raised their the £ity of Seville on Wednesday with ing a nail through one shoe, and is in­ inner ends, where they meet at the tended to typify the animal ’ s hojtdw. Watch for the New Story the result that houses, chimneys anti stick, near the top, bow up foto a light trees were wrecked and there was a. A LESSON ON THE BULLFROG. metal holder which projects slightly on general panic in the city. Many people Some Intcrretlng Facte About tbe Deeither side of the stick and which holds were injured and it is feared that some ; »plred Batracblan. MOKXGAGB FORECIAJeUBB. the two parts of the bow In line. fatalities have occurred, though ao ■ The large, round eye of the bullfrog Whereas (irlnak bas been mMe la tin* coaThe kite is covered with light muslin; of a certain real estate mortgage, bear, deaths have yet been reported. if. peculiar in some respects, for, if we they are used in covering the kites *Hlt<m# ing dale the /Ph day ot Auril. 1MM. rXccated by Cardinal Von Tlohcntohe Dead. • tickle its corneal surface with some muslins of various colors, so that some Byron i»ckiD«oa and AnnaDicalnxm bUslfe. ofltaatliiirt. Barrj Co., Mich., to Adrian D Rome, Oct. 31.—Cardinal Prince Gua- ; light object, as a straw, it will be of the kites are red, some blue, nnd so Co <k, of Hivtu g#. Mich., nnd recorded In the tave Adolphe Von Hobealohe-Sebiil- noticed that the thick upper lid. cov­ on. The tail is of string with little ••©voliht nvi.«ter of deeds for'toe county of Conjtagfous B’ood Poison has been apBarry, on tbe 27tb day of April. >K»4. at 2-.30 t». ingfsrat, brother of Prince Ven ered as it is by the common integu­ parti-colored bunches of miv.iir» cut­ in . hi Uber 47of p»gw U-i. And When >s it m -opriatcly called the curse of mankind, ments, has very little movement, while tings attached along Its length, ns lit­ pr» rided and ngroea betwr'fo ihe parties, that is the one disease that physicians can- Hohenlohe-Schillingfurat, the imperial airould nuy < • fault be made in the paj uteut of cbaScellor of Germany, died here Fri ­ on the other hand, as the animal rotates »t ebre; their mercurial aud potash tle bunches of paper are sometimes at­ ihe llile.rbtdunou said tnor'gag> . <»r any !umedics only bottle up tbe poison in day (morning. He was born February its eyeball inward aud beneath this, tached ’ torstring kite tails; at the end s alhnr nt nf either prrnclu ’J or Iniyp'St. on anv .n]r U” ?ame *’ thteKttd puiablH and ■e srxtesi, to surely break forth in a 26, IS23, and created cardinal June 22, thereat the same time passes up over the there is a little bag in which may be rtshould tar Mme remain unfair and .n arrears jre biniient form, resulting iu a total 1866. theorthinner, Honmw*hat transpar ­ for thirty dat*. no much ,vt the itenctoal of said placedorgan a marble otherwelght. if more moftgaau »et n-toiiintia unpaid wdh -all nr eefa of system. ent. lower eyelid. This shield, entire ­ Deficit for October. ballast is required, in a high wind. rtnrogeict IrttrftK ebafl at the optloa of the Mr. Franw JB. Martin, a prominent t owner of said nmrfag.f1-. a:try the ton** of said Washington, Nov. 2.—Tita treasury ly coverfog the ball, as it does, remimis weirrat926 Pensylvania Ave., Wash­ liilit.v da;*. brCnMe .Mr- once iltiflt t*nd ptyahte. one of the structure seen in birds, and figures show that the deficit for Octo- ) and to-inter t-si <Tue April '/7th, !««, <ni jp,ld iugton,D.C.,say«: ber is >7,750,000, and for the fi>*cai year . called the nictitating membrane. As niurgaav and nate'Mromiiao}ing the mme, not I was for a long having been paid mid r< main in arrears f»r to date $3.1,000.000. The receipts (or soon ns the irritation is withdrawn, the i time under treat more 1 him Jour m;mths. the idortragou ele-Rs to October were $26,250,000 and the ex­ atiimal again opens his eye, which, hv co:-«iiter. m>d il<-ea hereby eo iNidtr the whole ; 1 ment of two of amount Net rr-mnlntop i-.ntiaM it^ou s>.i<! mart the way, with its truly beautrful iris, io, the best physi- penditures $34,000,000. M“,A ’"’F *?u2 "l'd inijr-bte. ami tlrnt in ray Dplnion, on^of the most elegant |1 Cifciis of this city, 1 the whole amuunl of bo'h vrinripal a: d Inter Hig Cana! 1'lninbcd. ' 1 structures seen in nature. Posterior to ^«}*fer«».<'’»*«•’»-ou *»W hHingaae r.- dilute wf?. _i!wr // lor a 8fcVere cftie , tltuid, Ore., Oct. 31.—The Colum- , and below the eye we meet with a flat, at this date h five hu wired ami fortv eight dollars r of blood poison, 1 Medicinal value In a bottle of Hood’a Ssrra Mil-, stwy One criHS.KdH.61> abd no mnCV-dii.MN tseade canal, which Ims been unovg! area, also covered by the skin, but my condition ut law or Id <<jtit:y 'having tam lusittutcd t<> {•ariila than In any other preparation. r s . ‘ ?"z “ * upe r-rover thdaruvnii’«M» dde.orxuy uart thereof ^CVf wor5;e ail More kill is required, more care taken, more notice Is Iberef-irr herebv Liven, tbit' by rirtur while, nctexpanse Incurred in ite raanufachirr. ot the power of Kidc in sain mortgage*coat? hied Wlltrll Ijm* tx n Mie opera'’VC bHCSUMi Of thr flat bone in the akin, bnt this latter It costs the proprietor aud the dealer defouD ft fact that they opened November 5. >fore>al.-aud (a ; u^Uai-c** nt the ' tinsue in fropt i> perfectly smooth ami More hut it costs the consumer Zaor. as he xti'ii'es tn uit-h r.-ses m<n»e aud provided, tn** jooiHl-ef. drpcrttien In Mid mnrg'ge v Hi he Sympathy of the Queen. getafoiore doses for his money. ir completely devoid of either scales or hundred dollars. <1«: pttfiih* ctlow to tbe iugbest id Id r on Simla, Nov. 2,—The queen has sent a osseous plates. There is an American More curative [>ower Is secured by its peculiar ! /jr/ My month was combination, proportion and process, -■ --- -- . - .... . .... V-U,rn. c of India expresa- genus'of frog*, however (Ceratophry.), led witn eating sores;; my tongae cauuk scztcf luuguz wag "gg message “ to the viceroy ... the court hiii«ei-i Win tliy ulH-x-il.gn. (tlmi which make It peculiar to Itself. •note ealefa awav, so that for three lng Ur •r«P«lby w,tb people who a few reprewntativea ot which form an la in.: th»- place wh- ro Pin chmit court for ihe M ore people are employed and more space oc ­ Cpui.ty irf Durr} I- h<-ld;> fnr the purine ol >nths I was unable to taste any solid wittering from the famine canoed by ; exception to this rule. If wo puncture cupied in its Laboratory than any other. puling the ameuQt due mi snid morguge tdid ■xL J My hair -—was coining * ■ rapidly. the failure of summer rains and prom is- : the eardrum In the frog, it will be found cut nnd rtiv c »->K ot f<ire«' onin* The pretn More wonderful eurea effected and more* s- note,Aft* rlru-rll». ft a..*.! .... . •11 was in a harrilde fix. I had tried • that a fine pig’s bristle may be paseed thnoplals received than by any other. rious treatments, and was nearly dis, by a nataral pasasge through tbe open­ More rales and more .ncroase year by year •.lute aiut Irt luR bi the fit} U SMHlifge. in the Cr?at L oom of Life Reported. uagtsl, wl’to a friend rteommended I 'Hiutyef Ibim. and Rrate of de It goes Berlin, Oct. 3L—There is a rumor ' ing made into the mouth. s.S. After T had taken four bottles, I scribod a^ follows, to wt.: L-n< htoiuhj 71 lu through the eustachian tube, a canal the (3ty of llasttues. (lo-merly vitlar-) sceoid ion to g-a Isetter, sikT when I had prevalent in Bremen that a threeut r. conted plat thereof. . ished eighteen bottles, I was cured masted vessel has foundered in a storm ' which is also present in man and other more aiMl still mork rraaous might be Inr Dated, September 21, ibsc. ^givea why you should take. .rod and well, my skin was without a off Cape Horn a ad that 27 persons were [ vertebrates, permitting, as it docs, the Adri ax D. Cook. Mortgagee. ■ vibrations of tbe tympanum. Tbe fact mi’h, ami (lave bad no return of drowned. aa-e-v e. me from a life ; that the frog Is devoid of any neek: that mis.PhS.S. pvrt^ its spine makes u hump near the middle all previous marks made by J of its back; the characters of its two iebn. B<s I pairs of limbo, and other external by pacing a laiie here in 2:04^. features, are all too well known to fie, ... to i Warner’s Safe Cure Thntsdty, Nov 5. 1896. A .MINE DISASTER. SAFE X3n»r?.^i.,?hn>1ssp*fii :nJ! rrninT. 'ot tho i i'-MSL'US.TX St'lr^-: «»’«>«“ «>15 msBSBc.ayag.^uT^ Blood Poison More Hoods Sarsaparilla Moothlv. Mexican Intematioua! Railroad EAGLE ROUTE PASS STANDARDGAUGE STEEL RAIL*. THESIIORT j DIRECT UNI: ‘ . . ..-FROM.... Detroit, Toledo, Chicago, St Louis and HI NORTHERN POINTS!, to. nH te*iiterlOr °r MEX,CaS MPCBUr. aid CITY of MEXICO and offen nioreattraetlucs to the Si ht er. tourist, or traveler tbiui anv other j'-iT parorolm a country unrivah d m wrp-nripe with Ancient Hlstory.-to the land 01 it„ Montezumss and the Aztecs. * vcxsiupAssni -'r-l Ml A.H'l : I aqviFMXNT Pullman Palace Bufiet Sleeper SAN ANTONIO TO MEXICO CITY rt oonnectlous at Sun Antoni the north andc^t. H* r InfonnsDoa eocerrnlnx M’ x’■• Time tahkrsud part>ulur<-. al.d llAl ex Ice or talertiiedlah pou-h. tai' 14 dres*. W. G. NEIMY^R, Western Agent Mrx iut. 1. H. Gen. 230Ct:uks|,C;.-:u C. K. DUNLAP. G.F.audT A.. Hex! IM R P ‘ . EtRle Faws Tr : Michigan Centi?al 0 Tht Nutfarz Fails JisuieZ Stations. BASTWaOD. ‘lASTINOS.......... Stations. I*-'l5,i.x ztii * C.' R. OSBORN. J , genl; Stoge, Stas & TIME TAELE. In Effect May Si, ik<. Cvninil Standard Time. Stations. * , IJJfL .’CCUMt’H. Chicago.... . n in-.3’, KUanuutiK- Lt.. 8a»t Centner Stiri tan* .lune(hill UkeCYortevlUwk ou CtotarfMr Shultz Hastikos.. JS :0|. (fosta Grove...,;.... to ♦ on woudtand ... JVoodbun-............... r<« li. t. a- ir. L.i?:shig.................... . S 54 Detroit............. ;.... Grand Rapids.......... ntattous. c p. 6 ■■« - SOUTH. Chicago.......... 2 40! 7 xr U ltf» a. nw;.. :u.। p Grano Rapids. Detroit l^nunig.... , Woodbury ... Woodland ... Vxiats Grove. 7 w... I ^To 4 85! II f l .« tej •< I-J6' •e a •< 4cr*ii i: < Hastings... flmltz............ Cloverdale... Delton MHo IffWtOooper Ly.......... . ! •? »! *3 fsi” '■ '• Bitdiland Junction .. .1 9 Wi *5 'iX SIS'; ■ Katantorno Ar. . , .1 to COj d •mop <.n euraa! only. AjrrvB c;i:< * »• \ Trahw at Flag Stations;« wtti as -Utts < < seen. - f Frclcht Trains wifi be tun atlheeo; v. mev to lbe rotupanv.who mwwth-' ;l-: ‘ 1 • ihe time of suta trains-without »*}t« e . Nn 6, will wait at W6xH»iry for. 1 •*<'<::v; trai. No. 1 aad Freight No gu .D. )- y. • lUv. S« 8 wtil wait at Blebtatd Junctim tr.- ' rival <rf No S mi C. J. & M Rf . , , , , Bagvage must be al ihinat kt 8 tn ri. • . before leaving time 0! tram*. So tl.i.t may have time to check it ptotwriv: .utite: '• ■ •> it mav not go forward until next trait’. . Jas H. Dkwiac. R C. I’ottkb, L. br.r< Gen’I Mamtiter. Gn*l PST A. ■- Banner Print. ^O-TO-BACC«“ by W. H. GOODYEAR, Druggist, ' Vx WBSTWAJCD. doBTiyniL........... ■ - �Hastings Banner, Thursday, Nov. 5, 1896. COOK BROS., Proprietors to nna t H ito a”a- *troyed. If you lmv<> is tieIto fate you mav reliev* knowlcd8T of hearta” talk WITH WASHINGTON. anxldut ’ InSuNlcbo!a8^“*«evaded them d had -POO hii'^^^F:;. th7 ^y^^d?“fXSS Strange Patient hl. ton hi restored to him through the medium o Wtohingtod. „ OT tom tbe following extract: I'euaation the knowledge tE.^ Mnbriee was Informed that Gen. ' ealred-^Jd been paid for hl. timt 7 ___ kki‘* »;ni now ror the letter, which was to >11 uh all I had e'er learned of the : t cf the man whom I knew aa j’r vkas of a family of rink and !th.’' it mn. “He had much tooont hir.i with his lot, yet he was by na,;y intriguer and a plotter, cold, llsh. (lasing nnd revengeful. Many c<! Lun. more fenred him. So adroit ; 1 in hie schemes, that, though omciiines came to grief, he him-A u’t he became involved in a politplot <»f the gravest character, to'! for price lost his crafti There wan ! a i ■ t ig of the conspirators, at which 1 ctitht:-':.ism ran high, and, in the furor 1 cf t.’i • moment, a compact was drawn • up signed by those present. So ' tr • •• iblf was this document that tbe 1 •cjr:. r- were hopelessly, compromised ! s‘u ' it fall into the bands of even I the w.4’ mercifully-disponed govern- 1 ru. • W ithin 21 hours after the meet- 1 ini :!• paper disappeared. The sign-I r.।<■. selves fo search flor it, and ■ eouv-.ng uta, । .. ... .. at zatned a clew Following this, i < that It hud eome into ion of a woman of rank, 1 utifut, ambitious, i madi for j trijrue, and attached to’ a . The fact that she had sc­ : sufficient to insure the ' !u project it outlined: but 1 ;!.,!» failure was the menace ' t to .th1 !. compact at any cost; but * ■ .:-ve the question, who should the difficult task? The afterward came to-you volv.i. and was accepted. rt•eovert'd the document Single• .he' waylaid the ludy’sjcarriuge. her servants, and, on her rcsurrender, the panto, cut her . Ah he had expected, the precious was found in the bosom of her THE WICKEDNESS OF SLEEPING 8°"’”' »«*•- Which w„. Snt^ toiuto Yrar. AC„. Th., idea wo. ajn.o.1 domin.nt in yea" “E0’,uid "“toe­ rime. aa.un.rel forma which, if not rld.culou., were Bt leMt ( «aa, for iuatance, held to be wronn for any but the aged to .It iu eoay chaira, noL ua I. now vainly tmagiued from any ignorant idea os to the In•nlut done..t“ ,he figure, but becauae lolloping betrayed a blameworthy tendency to eooe trnd Mlf-lndulgence That wM the origin alm, of the wteaore d.nory prejudice ugain.t taking any extra aleep. The old knew well fl,nt ulbep, when alre-p b, not needed, 1. to 1 b“: W" ,h're “Owtaf the orku to Oen. Lnfnyette, nnd his heart flatter and thump within him. Inn Ixuikle him. lookng at hi. master with bright and lor­ Ing eyea> UtUe black none quiver1 "Bar“eJ ” “ul<1 Ihe boy, "we're afraid but we re not going to.top if we arc" ’ •Au> • I'l'klng up tbe dog, he took hl. through the ruMling lmre. that L t !" 1"‘ap' Of r’W toward. the house Which one of the toidiere. from whom htourke ventured to n.k for di motion., hud pointed out to him. Gen. Washington la there and alone, be wu told. Could he aee him? rJ"uU,*‘ "°' ** ,inle b5’e" “‘‘hl the Irish .entry, "If, wore out the poor pntleman is, already, and it’s ‘mesilf wouldn’t boUier with all tHim jabber­ ing Frenchmen." Maurice was desperate. “Till T.livt.. u, I •• I... ....r.l PIKE GOES BIRDING. A Matnraiut Tells How It Conducted its Pecollnr Warfare. _ a °omnion eying that bird, go J-tohlng, but It Is not g-nrrslly known I?1" J,"7 Oft'11 thc ’'--'rare! nnd . to be the enetnlM ©f the fishes are caught in the toils. Several years ago, while fishing off Maine coest’ the writer observed what the fishermen called the running dog-fish. One day the filing for eoc, hake and haddock was excellent; the following morning it had stopped as suddenly as though a command to all thp finny tribe had been issued by Nep­ tune. J 1 The explanation was that an army of ■mall sharks, swimming in from the unknow n depths of the sea, had driven nway all the edible fish. This horde was so starved and ravenous that they were a, inenaue to life. If anything was tiirown into the water they rushed to the spot; bit at the oars and sails that with each package of • &ran“dTwMO,rS^X5 j W'llrh°raririn?’baUO'1* “°h’ lf '• -v"’!r -tmeaake," ex-' J-urij rising was extravagantly claimed Bnrncv, “you mu«t kt him j«t ' a 7a“71’ ™t Ucou« “ lengthened the 1 Oh. s.,,- you ran hold”™ while Ito Our Kitchen 4 No kitchen is kept cleaner than the premises devoted to the 2! manufacture of NONE SUCH Mince Meet. No house­ wife can be more fastidious-in the matter of preparing food A than we are in the selection and preparation of the materials of yjj which it is made. The cleaning of the currants (for one thing) -S is more thoroughly done by means of perfected appliances, u than it would be possible to do it by hand. Its cleanliness, purity, wholesomeness and deliciousness are good reasons for using NONE SUCH Mince Meat 5 The best reason is its saving—of time, of hard work, o J money. A ten cent package affords you two large pies, with­ ' J out trouble to you beyond the making of the cru 1. Makes just as good fruit cakehnd fruit pudding as it oes mince, \ pie. Sold everywhere. Be sure and get the genuine. ' ■ AN ELEGANT BUTTON TREE a.w . . .’n T ‘,f’'oo«d ””7- TJ* I1’ r becauae “r,5' Itrbwr went to bed ' In!" Mauri.,thoughtnoonoretuld^ 1^17 vru rarly,f“but wuu*disagreeable; «l.t «ueh an offer 0 t,wl11 » “<' other birds which wore >n tbehubit and some curious rule, of dlet-foriex-I “I’ll see." .aid'the .oldier and he ’f nHgbriRf w Ute water now became ample, ataUnenoe from .ugar-were .lopi. d v...... . .*!’ J***""8“r were ‘ r—• Several wen to sudden­ within, and, returning, said:, ly disappear, jerked down from below defended in part upon the sunn- prin- ' “(lo on.’’ to be torn In pieces by these bounds of ( iple. We have known girls cut off i Maurice yielded up Barney anti |be sea. In rome-inetunevs a bird would t .ieir curls avowe<lly because they were 1 step]Mfl Into biodr « to the ball, went along it proud of them, and men go about in ami paused just inside an open door. escape with the loss of a leg. and doubt­ anaoby clothes, because, as thev • He .. ’wj trembling. ~ A voice said: . •, "What. less numbers were caught by the vora­ won overred and believed, it was well by is your errand ?"—a voice even grave cious fish. • I The mast voracious bird catcher is diminishing comfort to promote se­ and rather severe. the pike or pickerel—a sly fellow who rious reflection.—London Spectator. Maurice raised his eyes. Just before inrks beneath, overhanging limbs or the fireplace stood that greet com* irocka and watches for some duckling W*«hlnrton*» Odd Street Name*. In examining the directory, one can­ or birdling that strays from the brood. not help but notice the’ confusion of ; The pike attains a large size and has names of streets and alleys and courts. ' been known to attack good-sized birds, For instance, there are four Pleasant (even loons, though whether it could, alleys in Washington, two Pleasant , successfully carry away so large a bird !is doubtful. streets and Pleasant Plains thrown in. ■ There are six Prospect streets, hills, I A naturalist- was once watching a (pool that was surrrounded by willows alleys and courts in various parts of the ' whose graceful foliage fell over the country forthwith, carry- town, and Prospect hills are ns numer- ( ous out in the District as Fairview i iin the came of tbe tragedy water, casting» deep shadows. Dragon ins he retained possession of it. school houses are out in Indiana. ' flies and other insects were darting he was icertain of holding his co-con- Washington has six Washington high- 1 I about at the surface, and coursing back • and forth, following them in turu were s: at his mercy. Many of^hem ways, including the alleys of that . i a number of swallows, which now and ’ r:?ul his bloody deed, but he held name. Coming down to alleys alone, * • then touched the water ns they darted t: r fortunes and perhaps their lives there is a simplicity about* the names ‘ Suddenly, without ' at some insect. ir his baud; and .some of them, at of them that is certainly refreshing. > warning, from the dark pool the hidden li‘3*trwtTf forced to aid him in making While the people of Washington are i {.observer saw a huge pike leap at one of h:- l.-cape. The family of his victim quarrelipg a» to whether the name of . | the birds, the latter barely escaping by fa no undying vengeance. Her broth­ one of its streets is Stoughton or j j a quick movement, while the fish fell Staughton, they have allowed some of er traded him to Europe, and then tc COM- heavily into the water. Again it. tried t. L .ited States. They were close the alleys to be named as follows: Pigs- ! THERE to catch one of the swallows, then gave upbiin when he sought your aid: foot alley, Cabbage alley, Louse alley, I to the boy s excited thought up the attempt, had' it not been given, he could hardlj Zigzag alley. Truck alley, I*ig alley. ' «<■» 1"C’!’ ,h“> Another observer was fishing in a have estwj]>ed; for in your country a two of tbern; Cow Ollev, - Tigbringalley. -; h«. — - — -“U hat is your errand, my . . Ind ? said small lake when he. noticed not far man * his face and accent was easily 1 Bood aJlc-v- Tincup alley and so on.— j ••••-with a note of command in the away three young Kind martins sitting tr d-he‘ irnpressel thc persons he । Waahington PosL tone. ----i on a limb just over the water, the u. ■ far too strongly for his own good. 1 - — — — - - -- . ------------—‘ Left One ThouMind und odd Descendants.. “Oh, my father—my father!” he. said, mothter fluttering alwiut them, endeuv"He hod heard of the lonely^oast ; There frequently be There may may frequently be seen seen about about “ “I I hay haje been lost from him so very : oring to induce them to fly. Allatouce . i.‘SCri?T,J -l° rUe* 011,1 hc hnd carricd the streets here u half-breed ludiin who loqg!" an enormous pike dashed out of the . ‘IUl tbp cn”l be presented to you COmes in from across the Canadian ! Sotaiething in the thrilling child’s wtfter and seized one of the birdlingc ?.i pit n to him, not because I was border with snowshoes, mot’casinsvoice, something in tbe piteous and forfrom the limb, the poor n>other darting tmuked in the political net. nmj baskets to sell, saysaSaranac Luke lorn expression of his face went about in the greatest alarm. Soon came '•'•cause others whom I loved were ' correspondent. Hisname is Macomber, -------1 straight to.--------------------------the a arm heart that the another leap, and in less than half an fin its meshes, and for their sake I The tribe to which he belongs holds a general carried beneath Ids calm ex- hour this voracious fish had earned off • rv'l him not to fall into the clutches reservation 12 miles square, and is from terior. He crossed the room in quick the three young birds.—Chicago Inter <•- :!;>• avengers. When he came to you, the Five Nations. The reservation is strides, and. laying his hand on the Ocean. ’ pursuers lost thc trail. They knenvn as Caughnawaga. boy’s shoulder, said, kindly: JIlis “‘ grand' VALUABLE INDIAN DOG. s i-'d and searched, but for father has died recently, aged»..... — •{ “My chnd!“ 103, .leavhi 'E'l-.s without result. After a time ing considerable wealth. The old gent- ; This was too much. Maurice had How a Magician Fooled Chief Two Belly 1 was told pf rumors that he had and ilia Brave*. » Itman had been married three times. borne bravely .. the long strain of wait* oj-m d correspondence with his brothSome tribes of American Indians are , ---------- -----------------.w.hhig first wifc he gix children, by ing. the repeated disappointments, but at home,- _ and thu» they second u. 15. HUU and the same number by the unexpected sympathy j were — — tup-*], the uje Heciiuu vw: ^ettuv uuiuuv, -v—-j broke -------- down - said to be highly expert at feats of jug­ I :i.r him with large Bums. His ene- 1 tjje third. In reckoning up how many his aelf-poasesaion. He put his head in glery. Other tribes seem to be almost l: . -al»o beard the report., and .trove grandchildren. great-grandchildren. '‘ the ‘ ' of"" — crook his arm and — sobs came unacquainted with such tricks, if we are n । .vry way to hit upon tbe channel cnj great-greal-grandcbiidren this old fast, sobs that shook him from head to to credit a story saltl to have been t61d <■ ■ cm.munlcnUon, but tbelr effort. Indian bod It connted up to over 1,000. foot. The general drew him aside, sat hy a military officer p.t Fort Sill and re­ . » r ed to be doomed to failure. i of the 36 of hta children 23 are rtlll Uv- dowii in an arm-chair, and, taking the aported by tbe Buffalo Express. Prof. McAllister, the magician, once j ..unce dually did what .kill and jagt M are most of the grandchildren, little hanging hand In Bis own, said: ‘ •There, there, stop crying and tell'me visited a camp of River Crows on the bribery could not effect By acd- ; great-grandchildren and great-great" | Yellowstone, and after extracting vari'•' ■■t. a traveler, who. through friend- grandchildren.—Utica Morning Her- all about iL” I Maurice choked down his sobs and ous packs of cards and other articles >-1!P for the murdered woman’s kins- ' * * told his story. At his father’s name from the ears, necks, noses and garBien, Lad aided them in their hunt, i the general rose quickly. | menu of the astonished Indians, was wambled upon thc fugitive’s hiding- j The Minuteneaa of Spores. “Col. Terraine’s non! Why, then, invited^ to a big feast of roast dog and place, and is even said to have seen, 1 Every plant in the vegetable kingdom w., ------------ -- --------■ -< • • .pring. from unfl produce. «e<taTbe your father waa here a .bort time ago otter delictok. iiom an ambush of his own, the mur- 1 -he may be npetolra now!” I Chief Two Beily wa« so Impreraedby nn-tnlr* now. I Chief T o B t’- rvr moving about his retreaL The mushroom and the fungi in general arr -»”• Maurice, foroot even thc great chief the —greotunediclne -power,, of tbe .profee ­ tmui. .uutuivv. av.ffvv --------- -----------. __ discoverer lost no time in bearing the ' no exceptions, only that their reproduc __ <_ tor H k* Some and .prong for the door. But. ... Washhe IwreL took Mm h m *r» to Kia hl. w-irrtrnrn^ w.gtram, r- w- to his allies. Two of tbe victim’s tire bodies are termed “spores.’’ Some i ----------introduced him to his daughter. Muss. cautrht him bv tne arm. -----------brothers, with a force of assistants in fungi spores are so inconceivably min­ iiHrton ^My dear boy—he*docs not know—11 ‘ Wlclrta-Xeeta (meaning and /reonnjnir wildcat), nnd yhoxn they could, trust, sailed hence, I ute that it would require more than -an Xn •• i। offered her to him for a wife at the low i . c''’’Nxxlbly for France. Rumors cur- ( 200,000,000 of them placed aide by aide will go. Maurice stood still in the center of • • .... rpii* !1(vre have it that they arrived only ; to cover the space of a square inch. j the room and pressed his hands hard j “ “““ “ ' together. The general went out and dined, but as McAllister was leaving the upstairs; it seemed to Maurice that ho tepee ho spied a lean, yellow cur. He S FREE BUTTONS! Send yonr name and addreM.and mention tbts P°P^« *uk! iuumlUod of tiif day. "Ma Poidrau'TbaDiMctvias'*—tty otMtof tbe most fiunoiu hutxwroa»aJ MERRELL-SOULE CO., SYRACUSE, a. V • s As Clean As^urs ? •topped very .lowly. ' ■ Col. Terraine sat in an upstairs room writing; he laid down hta pen and rose ' I as the general entered. “Colonel." toid Waahington, "I have।! eome wonderful news for you." He paused; the officer took a step for­ ward and opened hi. Hpe/but did not apeak. “Come downatair. with me, con­ tinued the general, slowly, "and remem­ ber as you go that juumage in the Scriptures: But tbe father said: 'Let ua bo merry, for thia my son' “— Col. Terraine caught the back of a chair— “ 'for this my son—' ” went on the , sweet, grave voice, “ ‘was dead, and is : alive again; he was lost and la found.’ ~ Col. Terraine stood an Instant with wide, questioning eyes; then he ruriied through the doorway and down the। stairs. The general followed him quick­ ly There was a loud cry as the colonel entered the room and Maurioe sprang Into his father’s arms. Oen. Washing-, ton closed the door and stood guard' oyer It himself. Barney, haring am caped from the soldier, tore in, and the general stooped from his great height; to pat thl- little dog. If Barney had: been a man be would have seen that: there were tear, tn the bright blue egeo.. would take for the dog, at the same time stroking the brute down the back and each time taking a handful of monej* from the end of his tail. “Him very valuable dog,” said Mc­ Allister. picking a coin out of the dog’a eye and another out. of his nose. “Two ponies for him, chief.” The Indians, with eyes as big as sau­ cers, stood in awe and astonishment, and shook their heads. After McAllister had gone they carried the poor dog down to the river side and cut him open, but the goose had no golden egg, andthey went slowly back to camp, nrf completely dumfounded and as solemn as human beings can possibly be. flparrowM snd the Bicycle. A curious thing about the sparrow has often been noticed by wheelmen. When bicycle riding first became com­ mon the birds used to hop up in the air and fly away before the wheel was within 20 feet of them, plainly being very much frightened. . But now, even wiUi tbe Increase in the number ot bi­ cycles and the speed at which they are ridden, the birds show little or no fear. They wait until thc ve»y last moment before get Ung out of the way, and then they hop aside only a few inches. SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTES AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A COLLECTION OF BUTTONS WITHOUT COST. A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSE­ FUL OF SHAME” KEEP YOUR HOUSE CLEAN WITH SAPOLIO Watch for the New Story to Begin Soon. SEE 9ooDrops THAT THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE XVfcgefable Prep aralionfor As­ similating theroodandRegulatiHg the Stomachs and Bowels of Imams ( iiii.hkes Promotes Digestion.Cheerfulncss andItest.Contains neither Opnim.Morphine nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. - . The feast and daughter were both dc- I asked Chief Two B IS ON THE WRAPPER Jhdhte Wb- OF EVEBY BOITLE OF Apcdect Remedy for Constipa­ tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrtioea, Worms .Convulsions Feverish­ ness and Loss of Sleep Facsimile Signature of NEW VO CASTORIA OmIoH. 1. pvt tp !• ore-A. teOlM sly. It ta tet mU la balk. Daa’t riknr aayo. to tod jm aaythiag dto c* th, ,1m <r poMta. that It la “jut u rood” aad "tol aamr WMy ru^m.” ktefc. that you [rt 0-14-T-oXl*. �4 Highest o: all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report PoWCifT Hastings Banner. Wheat, barley, aud oats are now, as they have been for 2,000 years, n medi­ um of exchange In Norway and Thursday, Nov. 5. 1896. COOK BROS. Proprietors. ports of.Europe. Maize, or Indian corn.once formed the currency of Mexico, Central HISTORY OF MONEY. tewing Kind* of Money U»«d In Different Stages ot Civilization. A study of the growth of money may ba useful just now in order to give a toure definite idea of exactly what money is, aud to learn why certain artiic* or substances have been discarded ind others retained. Thc natural and cneral tendency well understood, we oave only,to judge the future by past -xpericnce to predict what will and .vhat will not be the principal money .netal of the near future. Hunting and Flablng Stage. The kind of money in use in many xjuntries indicates the degree of civlization attained. Man probably first jeeaine a trading animal in the hunting i nd fishing stage. Weapons ofAvar and ■ he chase, together with skins aud furs, •-ere then the most important kinds of roperty. Hemce we find that the more isefui, stable and portable of these irticks were first used as money and ire so used to-day in barbarous coun- KJ some of the early colonies. Tobac­ co formed the principal money of Virginia and Maryland. It was , in Maryland in 1732. Thc price of wives varied from 100 to 150 pounds of tobac­ co. Dried codfish VII. CODFISH. was once curren­ V. INDIAN CORN. cy in Newfound­ VL TOBACCO. land. Sugar, rum, ginger, olive oil, eggs, indigo and molasses are some of the products that have been used in different countries. The friends of tobacco and corn tried hard to prevent these “crimes against humanity,” but the copper, gold and silver bug conspirators came out on top ia spite of special legislation in the interest of tobacco and corn. This was a hard blow to our country. There is plenty of tobacco, corn, eggs and molasses to give ur all the "per capita" wecouldcarryit If tbecrimeofdemonetizatlon had not been committed apainst them, thereby causing prices ot tbcw and other articles, except the precious melats to fall precipitately. Economists tell us that these artlclra appeared and the ring~wa* attached to the blade, which was increased in thick­ ness to give the same weight as former­ ly. Still later the blade was gotten rid of and the ring was pierced with a square hole Yor the string. Thus trans­ formed the original and cumbersome knife money became a comparatively^ convenient currency, thgugh tbe value1, has depreciated greatly, partly because!, >1 of reduced size and. inferior quality of . ■ metal tteocL Cash is the basis of all price compnfattens in Chinn. Considerable sums may be paid in gold or silver, but they are treated as merchandise and are bought nnd sold by weight without a ■’ BLIND BOYS PLAY BALL the Beffular One. Prof. B. R IIuDtoon, of the Kentucky school, describing baseball among the blind, says: The baseball game differs, pf course, in many of its details from tho regular games. The diamoud ia not of regulation size, but it is of regulation form. The distanep between bases is bpt 40 feet Thc fielders are stationed tbe san,e in 1110 National league game, ^th the exception that there is a right «hortstop, thus making ten men to a side. outfield,* in public games, bWp In Tn the ontAeM there is an unlimited number of players, government stnmp to guarantee weight . each taking, a turn at the but, first moving -up up uuc one jxm position whenever a batsand fineness. ■. !! ing The as was a brass coin used in Italy [ man Put outsits The’8catehef on the ground, well until after 200 A. D. . ------ *'•*'“* *! -. <,, — »Y ucn froru 016 bomc ptoti’’ «u»d.to guard 2. Lnternatjonal Tbade. — When trade became international, there was ! against injury, he wears a maik and a still greater need for the most accurate cheat ehe*t protector. nrotector. His position is such and reliable counters of value possible. ■ that when a pitcher delivers a ball it Real coinage began when governments strikes the ground just between the first guaranteed weight and fineness knees and is taken on the short bound. The batsman takes his position at with an official stamp. A great part ----------- immense8-x U wto commerce the plate with a heavy flat bat, someof this gain and civUlzatten was lost when, after what llke tho«e Iu cricket. The awhile, monarchs began to abuse this umpire, who must be a man of unimcoining privilege nnd to break faith PailTd vWoti’ c,dl8 uIxm 11x8 P’^hcr to with their subjects by stamping light get ready, and then clearly sings out: weight or otherwise debased coins as "One, two, three!” At the word three genuine. Such coins would continue in th© pitcher must loyally deliver the use, but would soon depreciate in value, b*11- He pitches tn the slow, underhand Figure 14 represents one of thc earli- way peculiar to the gome 25 or 30 years est silver coins. It was struck in Rom? ftg°- the idea being to deliver a bail that about 300 B. C. J can be hit by the batsman, who, standGold was coined in Rome in 206 B. C. ing there in the darkness, with a sharp­ Figure 15 shows the gold solidus of ©ned sense of hearing and a wonderful Julian H. The solidus weighed four conception of the time that must scruples from 312 A. D. to 1453 and elapse before the ball reaches him. ia formed the basis of more modern Eun>- piepared to strike. pean coins. The florin, coined in FterIf the batsnmn should miss the ball ence in the fourteenth century, was bounces into the catcher's lap, and is the first regular coin of western Europe, returned to the pitcher by a single toss It eoon became the recognteed unit of with a precision that is wonderful. value in cotnmurce and was replaced When the ball is batted the umpire calls only by the English sovereign, which, out quickly to the fielder in whose dihas since remained the standard unit of rection it is traveling, and he, guided value for international trade. by a sense of hearing, either catches The commercial world has chc~. chosen „ the ball or follows it in its course fro,d a" money beransc. all thing, eon- through the grass. Six strikes are an « l« better fitted for this pnr- out. In fielding any number of bounds pow than any othermetal orsubstance. are permitted. If tbe batted boll is. a « owe" entirely to Its In­ "hot liner” and travelfhg straight for i trlnsic wor"'- ’* needed no special an infielder's head, the umpire shouts Mslatlon to sustain It, nor has the al- a warning, and in such cases the player ducks or falls to the tuft. 1 the Interr.-1 of silver nnd other metals It is possible, in fact the ball is fre­ and substancfs been able to make them quently fielded to first in time to put out “as good as gold” in any modern civi- the runner. When throwing to first lized «’<llltry. It has come by evolution the o&sisting player, who is guided by oe.l and ,.,111 will not go even by revolution. WWe thc voice of the batsman, calculates have passed tbe fishhook, wampum, to­ the distance with nicety and throws thc bacco, iron and silver stages of civiliza­ ball so that it strikes the ground a few tion and have entered the golden stage. yards in front of the batsman. Thc Each year sees some progressive country latter hears it coming nnd usually gets etop experimenting with the fickle and it without further assistance. Running bases was formerly n difficult thing. There were then three-frees on the dia­ mond. toward which thc runner ran with outstretched hands. Bags have since been substituted for Ikw'cr, him! thc runner is guided by thc voice uf tbe batsman, who is required to shout ! "First, firet. first!” Iu like manner the other bags are won. Once on a base thc runner is pretty sure to £ct home, un­ less his side dies at tbe bomr'plate. Six outs pnt o side out.—Boston Transcript. Beaver skins, or "beaver,” was the •nit of value when our forefathers traded with the In­ ians. Thus oue ■eaver equals one j trass kettle; one I x-aver equals two hillings; six benera equal one gnl, on brandy, etc. ' -'ishhooks forme< »e currency on the* orthern shores ot h, they lacked some essential quality, he Indian ocean n . They say -that some were perishable; om Persia to Ceym. Latterly, how-x reaver _ 6KIN.r j others bulky and hard to transport; er, pieces of bent n FISHHOOK.’i ethers could not be easily divided for _ . TTI WAMPUM .. . .. , .ire 1 were substij... tlie purpose of. making change; others Jted for real hooks. Wampum was • were not uniform in size aud quality, :»e currency of the more civilized In- ■ while nearly all larked stability of :an tribes in New England and Long • value. But every tobacco, corn, moland. It consisted of white beads, lasses or egg producer and every lover □de from thc ends of a periwinkle shell of the weed, of omelets or of johnny - black beads made from a clam shell 1 cake and sorghum knows that they ranged in strings or belts. It bwcnme | were demonetized, because they were <» ofiicial money In New England and Ro plentiful that th? Shylocks could »w Amsterdam and lost its plane as not monopolize them ns easily rs they M»ey between 1650 and 1700, wbein the * could the precious metals, mart Alecks” amor* the whites bo- i — - -----Manafsettirlni; Slmcc. n to debase it by leaving the beads ‘ The manufacturing stage is not vpolished or unpierocil or by r.idkh*.g clearly defined. Iloes were once money cm of bone, horn, gib’s, and even of in China and ood. Thc colonists IrgislaJed much they are to-day ying to fix prices, nnd to save wamIn Anam. Lit­ •un from dcelirtng in ue, bur it was tle hoes, such •ing produced too cHrani;. Nnr.i.nl as the one here w was again.*jjd it had to! go figured. took the place of The use of shells. s money is st U real hoes nnd •mmon on many tre. eni coasts. Their became true ide use is probably dpe In the strong money. f zssten. common to *pr J in: five mait, for Hand - made -■noral adornment. Tfeik gives ‘■-htfllsq nails once cir­ ■rnwncnt value. Bc«'i'c< ‘ hey are Very VHI. CHINESE culated us mon­ treble, comparative] light, andtare HOE. IX. H 4NDey in some MADE NAILS. •avenlent for small chartre. Whales’ Scotch villages. -th, arrowheads. Ir-n.lp, tusks of ijory Some of the other money articles that d engraved stones are come of ilhe may perhaps belong to this stage are her money mat-.Tin:., of this Infer cotton cloth, straw hats, cubes bf salt, age of civilization. . ten. beeswax, knives and silk cloth. It The rnstural Kia-rv. was probably in this stage that the Muji early tamed tinj domestic nni- precious metals began to be measured als. The sheep and th? cow beiugthe and weighed more accurately nnd to ust useful, they naturally, witlftheir be cast into standard forms. skint (and samet|mcs with their 1. Internal Trade.—When men be- ; milk) forced gan to live in cities, to have regular the currency land markets where produces were c~ ex- ’ XIV. ROMANO-CAMPANIAN COIN. XV. the unit of value. changed, and to have shopkeepers or —• GOLD SOLIDUS OF JULIAN II. XVI. MEXICAN SILVEJt DOLLAR. XVIL Our words fee,- merchants and professional traders, ; ENGLISH GOLD SOVEREIGN.* pecuniary and there was n great nebd of a more exact Making Tracks for our aura Bargain Headquarters ■1 » . I —'iimik ct, Mmi certkinly. That’s whit the general public of Hastings are doing lust now, and THERE’S A WHOLE COLUMN OF REA­ -SONS FOR THE RUN. . ’ People are very apt to go where they have occasion to, and our nrices time, an your occasion with money in it for who P Itsata this chance to is turn money into something thatallwill be come. worth more than the cash to the buyer. For instance, WE HAVE THE BESTFLEECED UNDERWEAR AT 50c. PER GARMENT, THAT CAN BE FOUND IN THE CITY. We are also selling the gi.oo GRADE FOR $ 75J „ uu 5. , Special bargains in Felt and Rubber goods for the next two week “ - — C. H. OSBORN & CO THE ‘ bankrupt STORE. An Opportunity You will find more and better things in Dry Goods and millinery thjs fail than ever belore? ancTwe are'faF in advance of our competitors with these goods. We are confident that we can show the finest line of* DRY GOODS MILLINERY ever shown in Barry County, and at prices that cannot be beaten in any of the cities. [Jt wili sutplse you to look at this line. F.AVeTou'f h~i-c goods to sell, and if low prices w ill do it they will move fast. [ Julius Russel! after twelve years. Wayward Dnnxht«r Ctjce More Taken to Her Mother** ForgKInx Heart. It was under the tree* of one of the uptown squares. The rein, which come up^vith the sudden swift new of the May show* r. had passed away with equal swiftness and left the newly clothed trees shimmering in the bril­ liant sunshine which followed tho cloud, says the Philadelphia Call. Every leafy fold of nature’s, spring dre.is seemed trimmed with a diamond as the sun rays fell across thc pendent water drops. An old woman, in, “tat­ tered dress, nnd with wovk-worn hands, moved wearily from under the shadow of & friendly tree whither the storm bad driven her. As she stepped into view from the other side of the tree another woman, younger, but with the same toil-stained, weary look, moved to meet her. Their eyes met, and with a pierc­ ing scream .the younger woman fell to thc ground. A crowd gathered quick­ ly, attracted by the screams. But there was no robbery, no assault. no arrests. Thc old woman, with a softened look in her face, said simply: "It’s my gal. Mary. I bain’t seen her for J2 years. •She’s goin’ along o’ me now.” The crowd drifted silently nway.Jind two aorry-Jookiiig figures, the penitent prodigal and thc forgiving j a rent. moved J3nt into the glare'of the sur'-x street and disappeared. ■ capital Come nnd scientific money such as could be fluctuating silver standard and declare IV SHEEP. from the use of supplied only by the metals. These be- ‘ for the stable and world recognized gold tile as money. Similar words in gan to be cast ar stamped into the reg- } standard* of value. Possibly wc may, by arly* every language testify to the nlar forms, sizes or weights. Eronae : foolish legislation, make silver legal ice general use of cows and sheep as bars and stamped bronze pieces were : tender for awhile and drive gold cut noey. A man’s wealth was estimated used in Greece nnd Italy. The bronze of circulation, but our commercial in­ his herds and flocks. piece here represented-shows the ev- terests ___ ..... _ to use gold,, — will_________ continue and It was in this stage that conquetorx olution from cattle money to stamped soon all interests will be glad to drop lipped eating captives because it was metallic money. Weights in the form Mexico and China and to return to the acovered that they were worth more '*• of -i sheep ------ UL-Y? Indicate —*- that -isheep were »in 1 societv of civilized rations.—Byron W. i shepherds and carriers of water, Biblical times the unit of value in Holt. * kxI. etc. lienee also slaves often tfigPalestine. More Bulls.' -ed as money. Iron was used as money in Sparta. One one occasion Sir George Camp­ Apr less', tara! SUijr. Pieces of bent iron ready for the black­ bell hud been calling ctite;.tten in the, In tbe agricultural stage man owns smith pass as money in west Africa house of commons to some abuse in In­ nd, has fixed habitations and is pos- end elsewhere. dian ndniinistrution, and proceeded to •ed of a far greater variety of pros“Cash” or "sapeks” or “le” is the rity than when he was a nomad. only native coin and the only legal ohrervu that he bud further revc-latteus :ough he continued to use cattie, tender of China ns well as’the principal to make concerning other scandals, in: , __ ives, etc., as money, yet he sometimes money of small accounts. Cosh eons'sts comparison with which this one v.-iu; a ded staple farm products and began of round disks of a kind of brass with a "mere flea bite in the ocean.” Another time, when speaking nboift military a.• use metals, especially copper and orjs^nre hole in the center. The evolution fairw in India, he declared thot “the pale I a 1.5 Fl A [ F- P C which at first were usually esti­ ; face of the British soldier wasthc- back1 *- • lted in terms of cat tie and were measi bone ofour Indian army." I heard John --d voo^hlv instead of being weighed. ; Mill tell this to amuse my brothers some ; 70 years ago. The defendant’s coun­ sei (Irish?), pointing to the plaintiff, o . . ( . GonH_ Awarded raid: “There he sits walking up and . vur '1 C1 lLr L’oorts ■ dev.n like a motionless statue with the complete that we want you ifhest Honors—World’s Fair, 10 cloak of hypocrisy iw bin mouth trying • to call and see th< n» • to withdraw three oak trees out of my i • client’s pocket.”—London Spectator, j LAMPS CHAMBER SETS POLITICAL ISSUES We are aware that political talk is about the only kind ol talk indulged in. just at present, but we propose to make such a commotion, beginning now, that will cause you to think of something else than poli­ tics. The immense.line of Wagons, Carriages, Robes and Blankets shown by uis at the county fair will he sold at wonderful i CUT RATES. DR, Creamed Pried Beef. For & family of aix allow one-half pound of beef, two cups of milk, two tablespoonfuls of butter, two teaspoonfuis of flour. Place the beef in a fry­ ing-pan, cover with cold water, set on the fire and gradually heat to scalding. Take up and drain the water off and X. BRONZE DSCUS8IS. XI. IRON MA- return to the stove, stirring and shak­ LFRICA XII. ing the beef in the pan to dry off all 1. COPPFR Aa the water. When this is done add the butter to the beef and cook until brown, 1* interesting. About 200 B. C. stirring all the time. Add the flour to the fat, stir well, cook one minute, then add the milk. It, will thicken ; j | This sale will prove a mint to those wish­ ing to purchase a standard article at less than what you would pay lor an inferior article. Pure Buckwheat Flour........... 2 20 Pure Rock Candy Dip Syrup Apple Jelly. .. Apple Butter 50c Gal. 60c Gal. 60c Gal GOODYEAR BROS I VARE � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-11-12.pdf d3d8582a293d706536bd0752d7f2bcd4 PDF Text Text Plargest CIRCU-.. Hastings ' 1ATION of ANY... ! PAVER In COUNTY. VOL. YLI. NO.-78 Banner. HASTINGS. MICH.. NOVEMBER 12, 1896. Delton. LDON, bBxr1,u“1 ; ind Real Estate Office. : Slock. Hartings. . Clnrenre Tbrv«her ,-n It*’ .! l>rAt. Real Karate ■•i-non. Gmeral courei’aheiug. , ' t.uof Abstract B«h®C4,C0W -.mb, can turntoB qo£ipie*e* I THE BEST ADVER- * | TISING MEDIUM IN t BARRY COUNTY. ... WHOLE NO. 2161 ” °’k Barfr Couuty Inspiration Inatitntc. Oeo. Tuckem>,n <1i,m y0T , Th_ “FRSONAL MENTION. Mrs. J. J. Emery, who ba* been visit­ Below «a given thi* program of the in­ moved Into the b^ta’?H^!,”'‘*““' ■*ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. O. D. tjpauld! spiration Institute which opens to nlgbt In E“nlMrs. Clarence Lathrop, of Ionia, is in Ing. returned to Detroit Saturday. this city at the M. E. church and continues „ WA«,x. «( BMtle Cr«t until Saturday. A large attendance is the city. J. A. VanAnnau. J. M. McElwain and expected. Mrs. Ann Fuller returned to Kalamazoo W. R. Cook have been spending a few Cunauctar. Stale Supt, H. R. P«tten»Hl. Louie out io the musenni so^iul nt Mil POTTER, by the Clerk’s report tl„> boy. have T uesday. ' days with’ D. W. Reynolds at his Wai! In.tructor,. Dr. Cha». McMarry. Univ. ni- vs at Law “.IT 1,'M‘nw- Boys look out nt Cblmeo: I*™* w, Sperry, Oliver D. B. Waldo, of Albion, was in the city lake cottage. > i’hti-.p T. Ol;r.we.) | rbr the “buck fever.” . <k. HastinK3p ■.Olleire; Prut. c. T. McFartane. Mkh. Tuesday. Mr,. M. Horn, or Baltimore, who Ins . courtswthestat^ Mrs. W. D. Kelley and sister Miss An­ State Nnrin.l School; Miss Mathilde Cotbeen sullenus with lyph0„t teV,,r 1B M. F. Jordan, of Middleville, was'ln the na Cooney, of Muskegon, are gueste of ; wry «,mtort»bly « ptewnt. Dr. ™ri"J ? A Invli.iton tn nil m fliaie. fin. Asvt. Supt. ol Detroit City Srhoola Ijk-sI Committee. Coora'r. Flora J. city Monday. A «<XH» jrngmm Im, pr..|>.Tv,| 1 Miss Gertrude Stebbins. Mr. Kelley wlU nerta tbe ktiendlim pi y.lelnn, Beadle, Supt B. A. Holden, U«stln,, ’ s. . 11.^?,") “" “ “”ll"W ,hl« «” Mrs. Geo. H. Brooks is visiting friends spend Sunday here. tt “ I ’ “ "'brnyer fix inovetl Into Wm. ftiir State. OqUocttana U«ll S bonw VMeuled by J0,eph H,yt,„. FilOUHAM. at Yorkville. . <Btecd on standard time.) Mrs. P. R. Rogers, of Brouard, Mrs. 8. Joaeph Hnynm hu moved to l.nwrenee !"U Thureaay evening at 7 30 o'clock. C. Schuff, of Battle Creek, was in the R. Rogers and son, and Miss Edna' Nelson, Mwttd. N, thcncepaihic Phy city Tuesday. Prayc?. J0"*-'5' "’11 “'■■■* «'lh Mm. the Ueaili Of Illa blotter who ha. been of Prairieville, are visiting relatives and Mnsk:. Hurt Shfpird nrnt Thuredn, »rwn«ms. caring tor Iter. Aaron Sherk, of t’armalee, was In the friends In the city this week. Addrc«s (45 minutes) **A harp of » thousand ®* uur l'<-"l>l- u'U lulnl »UliV?. '-Pres. W. G. Sperry. Wra. Cooper haa returned from New city Tuesday. Mnslo. the school mil, nt Ha,dug, thta week I'm M. D.. Mrs. S. E. Keufield, accompanied by her i xork. Address <15 minutes) "Blind Spot*." 11. Physician and Surgeon, K..I?i!,a,C3nth,a .^w,“ h® "M,lce* Thaukagta- Pnttenglll. W. L Marble, of Nashville, was in the grandchildren Bert and Gene Barnes left has returned (o tan nl the church. , • Mich. •Amerlca,,,<F.verybody. * for Detroit Monday where they will re- (X city yesterday. Milo ntier carlug for tier sister Mrt. Ma­ . one block east of depot. j*'lUDAY FOKENOO5. Mr,, l.ewlx Scni r. ot IlMtle Creek, wa, lone who has been wrestling with the F. M. Lee, of Grand Rapids, was in the side. Mr. and Mrs. Barnes will leavq ta town the drat ot the week. grip. «. < 8-30 Opening exerctoes. 11. BARBER later. 8: 45 "The Big Four.’'-Mr. PattengiH. city this week. H.A i Ilsworth Loomis and wife drove to H (ntU Corner*. 9;15 Hinging by the Institute. ilciuns and Surgeons. Galesburg Sunday io dee her uncle who is .„a;.a0,‘'Some j>erqulrtte» in the teachers Miss Burkle, of Woodland, is visiting Jtev. _ D. B. Clark Is under the doctors r ■ unty responded tojwltb Church unci Society. Ca”-in Ute.’ —Mr. Sperry. very sick and life recovery is doubtful. Mrs. IL K. Grant. or night. care with sciatic rheumatism. 9: 55 Recess. Y. P. S. C. E. next Sunday at 6 o’clock. The entertainment given by the “Junior 10:W "Value of Classic Literature to chil­ There was no reading circle Weilnreday The W. C. T. U. meets In the supervi­ League” last Friday night waa a success. evening on account of the bad wrather. dren.“Mr. McMurryWalter W. Wilkins, of Chicago, was in 10: 45 Hinging. sors room next Tuesday afternoun at 2:30. The bouse was well filled and the children The next meeting will i»e held Nov. 1$. the city this week. 10 58 Geography—Mr. McFarlane. work done carvtfuUy and deserve much credit as well as their tu­ 11 dH Queries and Miacellaneom. Miss Arloa Gaskill closed a very success­ The Loyal Temperence Legion will meet . thvftfa. gas or cMlorofOrm tors. Proceeds 3d which goes to purchase Mrs. M. H. Bailey visited friends in A 1:45 Nooning ful term of school ot this place Saturday. at the Presbyterian parsonage next Friday r»-in Smith's Racket Store. a library. FRIDAY AFrEHNOON. Middleville Saturday. We expect her to teach the whiter term. afternoon at 8:30. 1:50 Opening exercises. Mr. Glasgow will teach thewlnivr term Lemuel Glasgow and wife., of Delton, Ray M. Furgeson, of Grand Rapids, was 1: 40 "Intelligent Patriotism,''—Mr. Pattea* The pastor will preach at the Presbyter­ of school in the Falk district. spent the latter part of the week with Rill. Lampman. calls promptly in the city this week. ian church next Sunday morning and eve­ Mr. Augefs wife has couie to Tnake him friends In this vicinity. 2: 15 Kinging. . • a .iU-n:l< n given io fitting ning. Evening topic, ‘’What is an odd 9:20 " Blackboard sketching," — Mr.. Me. • d.1 Hernia er Rnpture tur a visit. John Kurtz is quite seriously ill, being Mr.-c Fred Hinds enterlaineil the Hen­ fellow.” ■ ica>nrRj* ca*e* can bo Dewitt Riihney has opened his “Central dershott L. A. S. Thursday and although Farlane. UftS Itece.M. ” confined to the house. .. « a sargi .i»l operanjeat market” in the Huested building winter rtarled with all its ftiry..ilirre wife 3: 10 '"Valueof <*lai>Nlc literature for teachHon. Clement Smith will give a lecture Mrs. Geo. Denslow is visiting relatives entitled “Living or staying— which?” in where you can find everything In leason about twenty five present, a btmutlfui din­ era,"—Mr. McMurry. 3: 45 2‘'Eehtw- from the N. E._ A. at Buffalo," at North Irving this week. in his line. ’ the Methodist church next Saturday ev­ ner wqs served and all nad a delightful — Mr. PattengiH ; ECT1ON OFFICE OF 4: 15 Queries and mUcellaneouK. ; Frank Norwood has commenced paint­ time. Let I. M. SMITH. Miss Edna Lee, of Woodland, visited at ening. No charge for admission. 4:30 Adjournmesit. ing the school house which should have everyone come. Lester Terpenlng has been refurnishing A. H. Weber’s the past week. .ide in all parts of the state been done two years ago. FRIDAY KMR5I50.7:30 O’CLOCK. his house and Ids shier Tena is living The society connected with the First a .-peidality. Special pains Music. Mrs. Luther Brown is convalesing after with him. H. E. Hendrick, of Middleville, was In Baptist church will be entertained Wed­ Pr.kj :is< contracts, chattel mort­ n week’s illness. As soon as she Is able nesday, Nov. 18th, by Mrs. Owen Lowden .Mu’ the city Tuesday on business. . Woodland, Mich. sire mid her hnsband will go to Georgia or Maple Grove Adi ress. "Broad trucks and narr^p- trucks in and the ladies associated with her, at the ------- lion."—Dr. Chas. McMurry. Miss Jennie Jarrard fe uu tile sick list. educa Mrs. W. J. Stewart, of Grand Rapids, is Alabama seeking batter climate. church parlors. Supper served from 5 tc "Kdl. white andblue’’—Everybody. rt Loyal E. K Happen. J. J. Potter, ol Detroit, visited relatives The photograph.gallery will clow Nov. 7: 30. visiting Mrs. Edward Powers. SATUKDAT FOKENOON. here the first of the week. Arthurt'. IX’uIscd. 37 th. Special class in blackboard sketching' E very-one is Invited to. attend the Ep­ 111. KNAl’PEN * DENISON Miss Jessie Sage, of the Kalamazoo asy­ E. G. Potter returned Saturday fnm an —31S:iX) Barney Norwood is under the doctor’s r.|McFarlane. . I AWYEltS. worth League sub-district convention, ektended vfeft in New York. 8 i.'d-Opening of central sessions. lum, is visiting her sister Mrs. Carveth. care. •.. Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. which will be held ini the M. E. church fl:4b Reading and language" — Miss Coffin. The L. A. S. will meet with Mrs. Wi ­ Grand Rapid*. Michigan. School closes this week for one week’s 9: 3) Singing. D. C. Hoedmaker, of Charlotte, official Saturday of this week, commencing at vacation then the winter teim commences nans. Friday. Nov. 13, nt 11 n>lock. 9;2fi "Type Studies in geograpby’’-Mr, Mc8: 30 a. inland continuing through the day court stenographer, is in the city this Miss Grace Smith will teach Hie Norton s WEEZE Y. Mwiy. with two teachers. Mrsx Norris will and closingjn the evening with a lecture, 1030 IL’CMS. school the coming winter. week. Attorney at law, teach the primary department. 10: 15 "Blackboard Sketching"—Mr. Me-: by Hon. Clement Smith. Chas. Dau haul and Jennie Jcrrard vis­ Farlaue. Hastings. Mich, There will be a special meeting Satur­ Mrs. Mattie Spaulding, who has been 10: 30—Singing in-all courts of the state. Col- day evening for all K. O. T. M. The Star W. C. T. U. have elecud their Come ited iu Battle Creek several days last seriously 111 the past two weeks. Is gaining 1QJJ -Reading nnd Language, ” — Mim Cofweek. officers for the coming year as follows^ up’ly attended to. out and do your duty C. A. S.—R. K. 11U. : At the regular busineMi meeting of the 11: Mrs. M. Hall, president; Mrs. Etta Hii io "Hints from Squints"—Mr. PattengiH. slowly. Adolph Kammer, ot Milo, was initiated I|:i5 Nooning. | Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Holmes and fam­ Barnaby, secretary; Mrs. E. Pennock, into the mysteries of the order of the K. Epworth League Friday evening the fol­ RATUltPAY AFTKRK0O5. lowing officers were elected: Pres., Mbs । ily, of Elsie, v felted at E. Y. Bogie's the treasurer. "JTef bav£ MgU 'WUllIKBIJ Uffi U. T. M. order last baturdav evening. lh» Opvnitig. I Mae Pbtter: 1st Vice Pres., Mrs. pattie aay ot tnelr meeting from the first Tues­ Ebble Pennock is seen on our streets 1125 "The selection and treatment ot natural past week. day of every month tb the first Wednesday Mosey: 2d Vice J‘res.. C. R. Duulianr, 3rd •eiince Occasionally. Studies—Mr. McMurry. Mr. Elmer Kirkby, of Jackson, is in the of every month. The next meeting will Vice Pres., E. W. Mose); Secretary. Mrs. 2! »i singing. Mrs. B. C. Pennock is spending the ifhr. "In Cuuclutilon"—Mr. McFarlane. city this week as attorney in the Quinn be at the home of Mrs. Newton. wi*ek at Kaiamazoo which leaves Burt the Hattie V«»*tuer; Treasure!, Frant Downs. 2p> Recess. | robbery case. “hustler” to huaUv around to-gel mxne2: K> "Just one word more"— Miss Coffin. Cloverdale . Notice to Taxpayer*. 3tt0 "Round up."-Mr. Pattenglll. thing to eat these cold mornings. Guy Johnson, of Middleville, was in the The C. K. & S will put in a slue track a J) ’God be'nth you till we meet again." I will be at the store of C. H. Osborne <fc L. W. Williams and wife, of Milo, are no section thirty for the eonveaienee u( J Thia wlll be n red letter day to the city Sunday. He leaves shortly for Kala­ Ca every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday spending a part of the week with bis bro­ loading ties and lumber. •tMdhers of Barry County. School boards mazoo college. and Friday daring the month of December ther John, of this place. Martin Bates made his st-tui aireual bus­ should Willingly Iglvd Friday to the teachC. E. Dover, Mrs. Peter Stewart, of Delton, spent to receive taxes. iness trip to Zeeland last Week. eri. and the teachers give their Saturday. City Treasurer, Prairieville. The interest i” politics has hardly . died Tlte Inspiration and help .received goes im­ Sunday and Monday with her daughter Vbit Robert Silcox left Wednesday to out in this vicinity. astings ank hh mother in South Dakota. mediately back to the schools. The day Mrs. J. G. Hughes. Jacob Miller's meat market in Jackson Miss Minnie Giltaspie will couini>*nce exercises will be| held in high school room, Hastings, Mich. was robbed of halt a wagon load of chickMrs. Albert Storuis Is no better. teaching the school near Gun Lake next the evening exercises In M. E. church. are attending a M. E. missionary conven- I ena and hatn8 an<j aj] the money In the Mrs. B. H. Farr and son Ernest expect Monday. Teachers from other counties are very tion at Ionia this week. | till. ' to start soon to Oregon to spend the win­ A hunting party from Buttle Creek is welcome. Patrons and school officers SURPLUS, $20,000.00 ter. encamped near Granger lake. should make it a point to attend some or Mrs. C. L. Carpenter arrived home from r • J ,aider the laws of the State of all of the meetings. •- Michigan. Oden, where she has been spending the STATE OF MICHIGAN. 1 Shut lx. Music under the direction of Misses Mc­ Office .of the State Board of Equalization, I Open for business, Dec. IS, 1886. summer, on Friday. Elwain and Rider. Lansing. September 10,1WG. f McKinley’s ail right. Mrs. Mae Mullen has been on the nick We hereby certify that the valuation of the several counties In ihe State of Michigan, as Several went down tn hear the return* ’ 0 OFFICERS : list. equalized by the State Board of Equalization, at Its regular session tn the year 1890, as pro­ County Gruige Mooting. D. Q. Roi'in-'.-n. President vided in Act ICC of 1851. is as follows: Clare Blackmau and Mbs Jennie last TueMay but our Bryau men looked The regular meeting of B. C. P. G. will Counties Deducted by Valuation aa sober when they returned. Added by Valuation “ .’ jc-t-r Jl«ii*r. Vice Prea. equalized by State Board of as equalized State Board of . Dan W. Reynold*, Caehler Drummond have closed their fall terms of be field with Glass Greek Grange on Fri­ Lillie Shults was home over Sunday. Equalization State Board of by Board Equalization school. DIRECTORS: John Horn was called to N. Y «hi ac­ day Nov. 27, 1896. at v*hich time officers Equalization of Supervisors The Prairieville Juvenile Male Quartette Daa W. will be elected f»r the ensuing year. 8 850.000 60 W. H. Powers, S 527.979 09 322,021 00 count of the sudden death of bln mother. Alcona gave a concert in the new church which 2.000360 tt R. U. .Messer. 1.484 AM 00 615,447 00 f’rog'Am by members of Glass Creek Alger Miss lone Sujder of your city wilt teach 2.500.000 00 134)00,000 00 Chester Messer. netted the I tulles Aid Society nearly 88. Allegan Grange. our winter term. MX), 000 CO 3.200.000 00 Alpena on Friday evening In the Edger district. If time permits the following questions 358.619 00 Miss Ada Mosher visited lu Hastings Antrim , 2.831381 00 After the program was rendered at the Lsauttg 1,045,365 00 Arenac will be discussed. Has th* cc-tngs department in Barry suggestion uf Rev. Freeman the audience the greater part of last week. 1.061,000 00 1 JOT.006 00 are some of the evidences uf a thrifty Baraga Cwr.r Mr. Wyermanami wife were gurbts of Wliat pays luteroet on all time 3.X».709 00 H. «n,ottca Barry 10.679.281 00 farmer? JMscuselonopened by Edgar Brown. gave a rising vote of thanks and they Ike letters perents Sunday. deposits. £1633» 00 34.500ttD «0 20.334.341 00 Bay • What varieties of apple* and pears are most were cordially invited by die paator and l.TMAtttt Benzie 1,471.171 00 profitable for this section? Henry Bowman. Many of the teachers expect to attend »he 15A32JZ74 00 15.000.0V « others to stay and sing at the dedication Inspiration Institute the fe«t of the wevk. house idanta are most desirable for win­ Berrien _ ** What 19.C00AM tt 14.018.048 00 Branch ter and bow to take care of them? Sister Dawwhich was held Sunday which they did. 29.ooa.aao ea 7.47X193 00 21A36AJ7 00 Calbouu Leroy Schronts has bis uew bouse 800. 15,060Atttt 3328,000 00 11JTAOOOOO The people of the M. K. chnrch gave a nearly completed. Winch is most profltxfoie winter or summer Gass ------------3.000.000 <n 820.614 00 Charlevoix 2.173486 00 reception to Rev. Buell and wife at the dairying and why? H. Otto. . 3.700,Ott OB 736.864 00 . 2.963,136 00 Which Is the most beneficial to society the Cheboygan parsonage Friday evening. A fine literary 4.6<».tto tn 1.124.002 60 3.475JK« 00 Quimby. bachelrr-man or the bachelor-woman? G. Chippewa I. 750000 00 805.785 00 944,215 00 program was rendered and the rest of the Clare Bowser. I i Miso Minerva Graves, wbn has l>eeu vis ­ 18.000300 00 0.100,000 00 11,900.000 00 Clinton time spent in pleasant conversation. Let each come prepared to do bis part Crawford 200,Oto Cl) 800,000 OO IMOVOOO iting friends here, returned to'ucr uuiuc at Mrs. Cha«. Ford continues to improve. 3 finMO tt to make the meeting interesting and prof ­ 2J92.644 00 Delta 5.500.000 00 2,610.00 00 fcHKNO co Dlcktuson Mrs. James Brown Is at Hastings caring South Boardman last Thursday^ N. Slawson. IBjmjMOOO Irving Gaskill has g»u an appointment itable. 4300.000 00 15 000 000 00 Eaton Co. L<ftturer. for her sister Mrs. Spaulding. 3.000X00 00 554393 00 2,445,777 00 Emmett as mail clerk on the Chicago and West 24.000.000 00 4.284305 00 19,715.496 00 Genesee 1,500.008 tt Michigan road. 1,004^15 00 Gladwin Gerkey, SCHOOL COLUMN. 14,000,000 tt 5.700,000 00 School will commence next Monday. 8,300 000 00 Gogebic Farmers have not cut all of their corn We understand Miss Chase, of Coats KMQjare 4,646.000 00 Grand Traverse 10.000.0MV 2.000,000 00 8.000.000 00 this fall. The frost came too quick, help Grove, will teach the winter term. (Conducted by MIm Flora J. Beadle, County Gratiot . -ii, r* SlXOOttOtt 6,062413 00 14.947,687 00 Hillsdale Commissioner.) could not be had to cut it and ft dried out 42.500,080 QO 20.561 .831 CO Mrs. Emma Cola of Thornapple, visited v 91 M8,169 00 Houghton 1.290300 00 8.750.000 00 7.460.000 00 The “Inspiration Institute” to be held Huron so It soon spoiled. here last week. 3,000.000 Oft" 18.000.000 00 Ingham Frank Myers and 'wife have returned friends in thl » city Nov. 1^14 promises to be one J. H. Fall# is oo the alck list Ibis week. 4,018.279 00 14,481,791 00 Ionia from Detroit where they have been visit­ 110,060 00 1.83O.OOT 00 There will be -preaching at tne scbuol of the most important educational gather­ osoo 1350300 60 9460,000 00 ing. They went with horse and buggy. Iron ings ever held in Barry Ca house all this week. 5.750.000 06 IJOOJOO 00 4,640,700 00 Isabella There seems to be a fire bug in the townNearly all of the district schools 100360 tt 100.000 00 Isle Royal throughout the county are closed for the Jackson 30,500.060 QO i ship of Berlin. Ionia Co., the third lyge 5300.000 OO 25.000.000 00 Fr»«port. 26300360 00 6.264,647 A) 90.Zt5.333 00 being burned recently. The Oea Perkins and Mi« Della Fng'^nng fall vacation thas making It possible for Kalamazoo is th*; pleasant side of home life. barn 2.750,000 tt 408.807 00 2341,193 00 worth Brothers each lost a large barn by I he teachers to attend. When schools are Kalkaska 52 306.600 tt 17.500.000 00 35,000,000 00 Make it as inviting as possible with fire a few weeks ago knd last week the visited the formers relatives in Grano Rap­ in session, school boards should willingly Kent 1300300 qb 85,245 00 1.414.755 00 Keweenaw ids over Sunday. 750,000 tt C120J60 00 870 360 00 every aid to ease and enjoyment. large barn of John Patrick was burned. Lake 14,000360 CO Kreeporter’s are being entertained by a give Friday to the teachers, and all teach- Laoeer <660300 00 9340.000 00 .hnw e™ K,ve u,elr SatQrd*y- The We think now that election is over the I JOT 000 tt Our parlor furniture carries art, 134.823 00 1.125,177 00 show this this week W0(‘k. Leelanau 30.000.000 tt farmers will boom their corn shocks. A 25.927334 00 Lenawee or .. ......................... .tagI• beauty and luxury to the highest good many in this vicinity will have cold 15,000jOtt 00 3.600.600 00 i:,«n.ooo oo Livingston 1.500.000 tt 106300 GO 13M300 00 point. Fill yout best room with fingers before they get through. Luce 2.006000 06 1.175.972 00 824.028 00 Mackinac 18300 600 tt. 2.750 OTO 00 Mr. Duffey and wife have returned to these siiberb pieces and the word 15,760300 00 Macomb 4.307.968 00 4.690.042 00 Maulstee 'parior' will have a new meaning their home in Saranac. They stayed at 8,815.000 00 9.156300 00 Marquette 1.374.382 OT 3.125318 OO Mason for you. Costly furniture is, of Mr. Myers while he and his wife were in Chicago this IUIO week. 1,204 453 W 3.29f>.M7 to The L. A. Hot the Coriir’1 «»urrh -111 Inx. Tho wort »f the county village Mecosta 7.000JOB ■ 2,038.302 00 4,961308 00 course, elegant, but the furniture Detroit An uncle of L. Ro.h here vlelllnj (Ivee social In oVCll- M-lioolB Win be put up ta the room need by Menominee 115.6(6 to - Freeport - hail Friuay -■ - — 2384 383 00 Midland Miss Bllngerlsnd. The work of the Hest- Mtoaaukee we show is elegant without being him from Colorado l»»t week- He **” MM M 2.1T7Jtt 00 IftJOO.t tag. Inis City Schools will be put up In the Monroe 15.180335 00 loterealtav «ca>uul» of bow the mlnee costly. 2.500300 00 7,000.000 00 Montcalm rooms occupied by the various grades. worked In that state. . 547,712 00 Montmorency i hose sunny suggestions of econ­ were All parenta, officers and pupils are in­ Muakegou Bylvenus Lipscomb, uf Lyons, was home 4 J10.WB 00 6388381 00 Cyrus Brown. Woodbury. 58. 200.810 00 omy. our prices, are full of pleas­ election week. vited to visit the different departments 3.989.6RR 00 Newaygo . _. . 30 OttOtt tt ‘ 7,779.890 00 22 229J10 00 59. Ed. Whitney. Hartings. and exemlnethe work, and to attend any Oakland Miss Nellie Ward, of Lake Odessa, to 5 000.00 S, antness for buyers. Call and see 1.627,156 60 3,379435 00 E. Woodbury, Harting*. Oceana 60. IJDO.OttOO and all aerelona of the institute. 283.000 00 1317,000 00 ■ Ogemaw us before buying in the furniture vfeltlng at J. Spencer’s. F. E. Stratton, Barrv 61. This Is Che lest time that Prof. Patten- Ontonagon 1.4873B5 00 Mr. Halton draws milk only three days W. G. Brooks, Nashville. 833.450 00 line as we have some fine goods 3,164350 00 62. Osceola eill will appear among us as State Supt-, MOOT 00 in a week at presents. , 445360 00 Oscoda 63. L. J. Dubois. Hope. and we hope and aspect to soe every Bar­ Otaego for-the price. 301408 00 Kev. B. Mower, preecbee »t the ''hool 1398 394 00 4,880.000 00 64. B. V. Stanton. Hope. rv Co. teicher present. Our next State Ottawa mhm go houM next Sunday afternoon at 128.002 00 RENKES & WALLDORFR 878,002 00 65. Fred lancb. Hope. Supt. will be with ns on Friday, and we Presque Isle 799 902 00 66. Frank Hecht Carlmn. want every tescher present to welcome Roscommon 12,150 222 to School begins next Monday with Miss 23349,778 00 Undertakers. Saginaw 960.325 00 67. P. H. Lawrence. Barry. him. and show him what Interest Barry 7339.675 OT ttanltac Rooms at Ford's Hotel. Andrus as teacher. mum ■ 9351.100 00 68. A. Edmunds, BalrioW.ie* Co. has ta educational affaire. The corns Schoolcraft Miss Ballon teaches the Mauch school 5.425 000 00 11325.0OTOT Bbtawaasee 69. FrankO. Bush. Hartl"*43.155300 00 17345380 00 Cu(- or Iwtnictora Is, nMuestionably. the t»st 8L Clair and Mr. Geiger the Lee school. Addison bin.paon, Hicnury 5.407 0-0 00 70. Sale of State Tax Land*. ever rent to Barry Co., among them Dr. Bt. Joeeph smMl to ?.«» w» oo 8370145 00 new. 8TATB OF MICHIGAN. J Chas. IwcMurry of the Univ, of Chicago, a Tuscola UR Oto DO 12300006 00 AVDITOBGR.VEHAG’m Depahtmknt. J. man ot national reputation In ertacatloMl 5.000 000 00 » 000.000 00 K Lantiug.Nmr.T. ISM. I It the war of cruel word, that baa Ju,t 58.757.602 «) lOMttJtttt .ffwra. Miss Collin of the Detroit City Wayne hereby given th U certain lAuds kIw- cone to au cud did Dot ocoor onwrer tbw Homer F. Gaskill. Hmtlnr*. 1 JOOJOO 00 3,000300 00 ” Schools. Prof. C. t. McFarlane of Ypel- Wexford County <.f Barrv bld off to the Blate Matta M. Slawaoo, Johustowu , t>TOUMRof 1803 and ’’revioua years, and < 64- now ta > century It would be btrUer for Uie R*v C. Gilbert. Colon. 81J35AI9 « 81,W6,KCm tt 11 land, who needs no Introduction to Barry •818.088.466 00 Totals Jtordln »t -teme.ita which have Meo or will rwwrw »<i well treloir ot the nation, but MatU« E. Barber, Prairieville. “ *" Pres. W. O. 8p«r, of WaawnraTOV Gakdhkr. »>** Tlvwmrer of Litaghnttta wtr hope tnn proaperlty rum D. Od wallader. Barry. Chairman at 8tase Board of KqualtzaCtat 3 Olivet College. Hie day eeeeloM wUl be <1 County, wunithbe” ofnc®at wubllc auction bv Joseph toe E Hettinger. Barry, ro Imid m the high Mbool rwm and the even- U>WAM> •’gJJSwyof save mL* .1, ** the Cocnly Seal. po th- fir« will attend Un admhd.lr.llon. l>"c-mb-r next, at th* tirw • and Mr. and Mra.8earles.and child, of Battle John J. Wratt. w inc rerelons in the M. E- Charon. a ,or th- Annual Tax bate. 1f Creek, are xUiting at Cha*- Niehols. STATS OF MICHIGAN. __ ____ . EXnoetarited. Everything free. AVMTOn asWraAI-'l Or-Kta laPweT °USly re<,°eme< or caueeted according A wedding la which a fnnocr '<t*t?mentii eoiuia a full rfwwrtpttea of our town ia U> take part Is expected। MsnM. I will be M the Heating* Nw •«•»•»> Bank I tain l%nda and mar be s-*n on Mrs. McCoy, wife of a former paaU*r of S^:<UrOu u ‘he e®6* «< ‘ha Ooaatr Tr«*rtbr Banield church, baa been time frioMds at Banfield. bb» h*® h**511 a Stajxljit w. Tvarow. H B , Your Parlor "t:x‘»r.ru... . ..... i “Sixa-K-,» »..» ’.LS38 �iy, Nov. t.nfci COOK BROS ■ - ___ 12. 1896. Proprietors, Nervous People often wonder why their nerves are so week; why they get tired so easily; why they start at every alight but sudden sound; why they do not sleep naturally; why they have frequent headaches, indigestion and nervous Dyspepsia The explanation is simple. It is found in that impure blood which is continually feeding the nerves upon refusev instead of the elements of strength and vigor. In such condition opiate and nerve compounds simply deaden anti do not cure. Hood’s Sarsaparilla fe*d« the nerves pure, rich, red blood; gives natural sleep, perfect digestion, is the true remedy for all nervous troubles. Hood ’s Sarsaparilla T; tbe,On<* True Blood Purlfler. 81 per bottle. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass. it tvn cure Liver Ills; easy to llOOu-S HlllS take, easy to operate. 25c. sj SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY. ' —]5r. Richardson figures that the Idood flows through the body at the rate iof seven miles an hour. —It appears that the single'State of Georgia now has snore manufactories .than the whqle south had in 1860. This * is an Illustration of the remarkable change that has been taking place in Southern industries during the past 30 years. —To the list of things made from fcBCKMi silk must be added. This fact is to the experiment of a Frenchman * tewed Chardonnivr. The process of tyBSnufacture differs little from the makof paper The vyood is first ground into a pulp, steamed and chemically prepared. ■ —Horae power in steam engines is calculated as the. power which would 'raise 33,000 pounds a foot high in a ikninute, or 90 pounds at the rate of four {tallies an hour. The effective force of « piston is taken at ten pounds per Euare inch, and is, of course, ten times e square inches in pounds. . —Last season’s salmon pack in Brit­ ish Columbia was 566,395 cases. It is ’expected the pack on the Columbia Tivdr this season will be enormous if the run is good. Many canning estab­ lishments have been removed to the (American side of the river, because Canadian earners are only permitted to rose note, while American canners may Rise any device to catch the fish. | —President Harris, of the Beading milroad, estimates the original contents cf the Pennsylvania anthracite fields at £4,500,090,000 tons, of which, about IS per cent, have been taken out. This .■would leave nearly 12,000,000,000 tons, "Which at an annual rate of production cf 45,000,000 tons, would last 265 years, but probably only about, one-half of the amount unmined would be actually available. —Lord Kelvin has been making ex­ periments to discover what the effect of a canonade of quiqk-flring guns would be on board the vessel firing fmd the ship subject to the fire. He finds that, after! 15 minutes’‘firing the sur­ vivors of the crews of both vessels would be reduced to a state of mental, if not physical, incapacity, owing to the con­ cussion of the projectiles on the sides of the vessel and the noise of the guns. MOUNTAINS OF MANICALAND. A. Part of South Africa That Maj- Bo . Compared with Switxerlaud. , Two hundred miles north-northeast of Basutoland the great Kathlamba grange rises in very bold slopes from the xoast levels behind Delagoi bay, and the tecenery of the valleys and passes is said ko be extremely grand. Knowmg it, however, only I y report, I will not ven­ ture to describe it. Nearly 500 miles ■ Jatill further to the north, in the district I railed Manicaland already referred to, is <1 third mountain region, less lofty than iinsutolaud, but deriving a singular \harm from the dignity and variety of fits mountain forms. The whole country is so elevated that Fummits of 7,000 or even.8,000 feet do Hot produce any greater effect upon the rye ttapi doos Ben Lomond as seen from Xoch Lomor.d, or Mount Washington feoia, Glen Iloune. But there is a bold©Bfs of line about these granite peaks 'CMnpa.fable to thoce of the west coast cf Norwe.y or of the finest ports of the . Swiss Alps. Some of them rise in smooth ; Bfcafts of apparently inaccessible rock; others form long ridges of pinnacles of every kind of shape, specially striking ^’hen they stand out against the bril| liantly clear morning or evening sky. The valleys are well wooded, the lower ' slopes covered with herbage, so the ef­ fect of these wild peaks is heightened by the. softness of thb surroundings which they dominate, while at the same time the whole ’andscape becomes mote complex and more noble by the min­ gling of such diverse elements. ■ No scenery better deserves the name cf romantic. And even in the tamer parts, where instead of mountains there ^are only low hills, or “kopjes” (as they •are callefl in South Africa), the comV^ratively friable rock of these hills decomposes under the influence of the vr»thcr into curiously picturesque and fantastic forms, with crags riven to tlirir base, and detached • pillars sup­ porting loooe blocks and tabular masMes, oaiong or upon which the timid MasHmas have budt their huts in the hope eacaping the raids of their warlike i> Century. (wrtrely, to prisoner)—“Last time you were here I let you off with a caution.” Prisoner (coolly)—“Yus, that’s why Tm 'ere og’in; it sort of encouraged me!"—Fun. —He—“I should have been here earlier, but. business is picking up a little, and I was detained at the office.” She—“Oh, I do hop£^ydtif business will continue to improve, Mr. Moshman.”— Brooklyn Life. —Her Sister—I never thought you and Harry would fight. He’s a very indulgent husband.” Young Wife— “That’s just the trouble. It makes me bo mr:d when be gives in to me Without fight; Philadelphia- North Ameri­ can. . ___________________ _ -—“_ SHmmlns is cultivating his voice.*’ ^<\vhat led him to do it?" asked the un'* ceremonious man, “cupidity or re­ venge?” “What do you mean?” “Does he want to be a high-priced opera singer or does he dislike his neighbors?”— Washington Star. —There Are Others. — The Lady— “Now, I hope you won’t spend this money for that vile liquor.” The Tramp —“Well, mum. Til do me besf; but I’m not a connysoor, an* I generally ha« to drink it afore I can tell whether It is good or bad.”—Milwaukee Citizen. —Mrs. Finn—“I understand that man in the flat under up is at work on a pat­ ent contrivance that will make a fire consume its own smoke.” AJr. Binn— “Well, I wish be would turn his attention to some device that would compel him to burn his own fuel. His coalbin ad­ joins ours.**—Yonkers Statesman. —“This present- warm spell,” began the oldest inhabitant”— “Yes, I know,” interrupted a gruff bystander. • “It re­ minds you of a still wkrmer one a hun­ dred years ago.” “No,” continued the oldest inhabitant, coolly. “It is the worst I have ever experienced for this season of the year.” — Philadelphia North American. HORSES MADE OVER. Borno of the Tricks of Dealer* to Restore Brief Youth to A|{«1 Equines. The bolstering^of ancient horses has become almost on art An expert in this practice can take the most de­ crepit street car wreck, and in a short time so alter his appearance that the careless buyer would consider him a bargain at a fairly good figure. The tricks employed to gain the ends of the owner of the* time-worn horse are as numerous as they are cruet One of the most recent and ingenious inventions of the unscrupulous is a treatment- for filling out the eycs,which, as a rule, are sunk far back in tip head. This operation consists in .^cutting an opening in each optic, in which the nozzle of a small air bellows is inserted. Wind is then gently pumped into and around the organ, puffing it out and giving it the appearance of a horse in perfect condition. Of course, like all other “fake” remedies, the apparently beneficial results last for a limited time only, after which the normal conditions return. Another nnd favorite method of im­ provement is the injection of a large dose of whisky into the animal, a hypo­ dermic syringe being employed to pump the hivigorator into the beast to be disposed of. Several secret com­ pounds are also employed by various unscrupulous traders. In fact, there are many-injections compounded which contain a limited amount of the fire of youth. Then the broken-down animal is often fed on alcoholic essence of oats, while well-moistened hay will fill out tin emaciated frame in short order. Add to these careful grooming and clipping and judicious exercise, and it doesn’t take long to bring about a complete metamorphosis. There are tricks in all trades, undoubtedly, but in none are there more than in that of horse dealing. Dave B. Hwrrington, of Fleetwood fame, said to & Journal reporter: “One of the greatest difficulties I have to contend with is circumventing the ef­ forts of the sharps who try to palm off on me apparently sound animals to trains As a matter of fact, these ani­ mals are ‘bolstered’ for the time being, and I am supposed to receive them in firstrclass condition. Theai, when the effects of their atimulants have worn off, the owners propose to come to me and charge me with not jJroperly caring for their animals, and thereby ruining their constitutions.”—N. Y. Journal.- As the spring draw on and ‘Khat, tired feeling” so graphically portrayed by the vendors of various patent medi­ cines takes posse scion of us, our thought*, which fain would revel in swelling bud and freshening green, xnoat* if we are housekeepers, be brought- to the depths of our habita­ tions, and the needs of the cellar—the very sou roe and inspiration of many of our corporeal woes—receive Our first attention. In the large cities, where supplies art bought in limited quantities, the cellar debris is of n different character from that which litters the ground apartment of farm or village residence. Here repose in “mut$ inglorious ease” dismantled packing boxes, incapaci­ tated coal scuttles, punctured wash­ boilers. and dislocated boards, and eJi too frequently a collection of “bones and paylina that 'the cat has dragged down unbeknownst to me, mum.” and which from all appearance* should long ago should have been relegated to oblivion. How, then, can the inter­ ests of health be Ix-tter conserved than by devoting the first bright sunshiny spring morning to a vigorous onslaught uj>on this subterranean catch-all of our dwellings? We can all realize the danger that lies in wait for those who neglect this important stronghold of disease. From an ill-kept cellar rise poisonous .ex­ halations that permeate the house. Ma­ laria here lies in wait for victims, and from here diphtheria and typhoid fever and riienmatism send out their im­ palpable but deadly miasma. For, although disease germs may originate in the cellar, they are no slay-nt-homes, and soon make their way from cellar to attic, leaving destruction and even death in their wake. Arming oprselves, therefore, for the conflict in cap .and jacket and? old glovefi, let us head our light brigade and proceed to fall upon the enemy right, valiantly. The first attack should be in the na­ ture of a rout, and no quarter should be shown. If a few potatoes are left, sprout them, and lay in a clean basket or box; then fall upon all other valetudinarian vegetables fhat skulk in corners and behind boxes nnd barrels, and give them decent sepulture in the ash' re­ ceptacle. Then sweep down the cob­ webs; send the most agile member of the corps with dustpan and brush into the bins, with instruc tions to “upare not” empty barrels and boxes. Sweep up the dirt, and let no tender senti­ ment withhold the avenging hand from -veteran and rusty foot tubs, teakettles and coffee mills. Boxes and barrels that arc not need­ ed can be chopped up and added to the kindling pile: pork barrels can l>e emptied and scalded; butter tubs scraped and washed. Brush off the swing shelves; wash out the cupboards where the canned fruit is kept, and scrub the cellar stairs. Then, with u bucket of lime and an old broom, if you have no brush, give walls and ceil­ ing a thorough ctiat of whitewash. That will sweeten the air and bring cleansing and healing in its wake. This being satisfactorily accom­ plished and a half peck of unslaked lime placed in an open box to absorb the moisture from the atmosphere, the troops may be withdrawn for rest and refreshment, assured that their first vic­ tory in the spring campaign is comfort­ ably perched upon their banners.—N. Y. Times. ocean. . —It is araerted by local surveyor* that the govehnicieat siirvey located about 4,590 acres of “good farming land” in­ aid© the lirni ca bf Kfamit lake, Oregon. —Two men intoxicated and drivings large gi'ay horse hitched to’u wagon. Idhded with dynamite were arrested in Wiiliinantfc. Conn., the other day while driving ut u gallop. —Vfooden trestle structures in the United State:, aggregate 2,000 miles in length and represent an expenditure of $60,000,00(1. As they must be replaced about once in uiue ydars the annual outlay is al.out $7,900,000. —A cow bn* been' known to recognize th© picture of a oalf;! and the tiger iz said to! be drawn to u trap by a pic­ ture Of a companion. The timid horse, however, tu'a?s no notice of a picture, and the cut wiil not spring at a painted bird. ,* —Mrs. Hugh Allen Spencer, a young woman of Jackson; Ky.. was busily en­ gaged in her household duties, when some phiidren rushed iuaud annoimeod t Un tai lire .had broken out in the kitehen. The exciteirci»i wis too great for the woman and shu piwited hilo insensibility, dying! iu u short time. —The shark, which is the most vo­ racious of nil lishts, will If opportunity offersl readily up u bird, But as lrea birds arc fer too "'ary to be often caught napping, the shitrk’B diet in this to birds form is ‘ practically cuafine^ ” ................. . that L ave been woundec^, or which have fullea into the Kea from exhaustion^, sucht s . migratory rind t A hep land birds. —An old liquor bill against Ethan Allen s in the ' posHt-sxiotiof . ' . a resident ofFairuAvcn,. Vt. " . It is dated April 15, 1739, rintl goes to show that, like some other Istuitly heroes ol 'revolutionary 'revolutionary fame, jEthiru Alien had a fair capacity and liking for liquor. T tic bill contains er pf items of “ hree pence for a nu id “two shillings” for bottles of flip.” r.um. —A I cat Iwlonging to u resident of Camerbn. Mo., is nurs ng u litter of wild rabbits and c&rlngifor them with motherly solicitude. Several kittens were born to the cat u week or so ago, but they all died. A neighbor found a nest of very young wild rabbits about the same time and they were put in charge of the cat, with the happy re­ sult told. SOME OF THE NEW HATS. Tulle I* Used for Trimming and. of There am plenty of picture hat* among the new styles, nnd the tulle tiee and loops come In nicely as artistic ad­ ditions to the costume. You can have tulle ties on any kind of a hat. It is not necessary to liave a bonnet to put them on. Green and violet tulle are the prettieat colors. An exquisite litr tie hat is mode of yellow straw—atraws, I was going to say,- for the bat ie a j>oculiar arrangement of little straws, set side by aide, with a violet at the end, forming an edge of violets all around the brim. Tulle loops almost conceal the crowh. ‘ Another drcam (dream ©eems an especially appropriate*term for a tulle hat) ha* a combination of two shades of green tulle. There is absolutely nothing on the hat—a round, black straw—but some stand­ up frills of light and dark green tulle around the crown. Almost anybody can have a hat like this. All that is necessary to do is to buy an untrimmed hat and cover It over with tulle. A flower or two to stand up at the back or at the frft side of the front is a REYNARD IS VERY CUNNING. great addition. The tulle ties are Trick, h, Which U>« For CaU-hc HU knotted in a large bow under the chin. Flowers underneath the brim are set Prey and Etwsps* £11* Enemies. No other still hunter can travel so at the back, where most of the hats turn In the case of “nose hate” that quietly as a fox, and mighty few men up. are as crafty as the four-legged hunter tip down over the face, the brim Is not when it comes to a matter of getting always bent up at the back, but in­ meat. Foxes have been seen in Eng­ stead the whole hat is propped up, as it land, slipping from bush to bush, crawl­ were, with a Ixuik of flowers and rib­ Small button roses are very ing and creeping after a feeding hare, bon. for all the world like a man stalking pretty for the bandeaux under the brim. Flower hats arc fashionable for a deer. The fox cannot catch a rabbit in a fair chase, but it* food is mostly women of all ages. A yiolet bonnet is rabbits, in spite of their fleetneea But suitable for an elderly lady with white at no time does it display its skill so hair, but made in another shape it be­ well as when running for life, with a fits a golden-haired lassie quite as well. —N- Y. Merucry. pack of hounds on its trail. Lord Willoughby De Broke writers to Curious Herbarium. the Badminton Magazine to tell how a The oldest and most curious her­ tired fox made straight for a flock ni sheep in a pen, ran through them, and barium in the world is in the Egyptian in tiie end escaped. Olaus Magnus, museum at Cairo. It consists of crowns, Chain Lightning. An extraordinary’ lightning story ii archbishop of Upsala, wrote a book garlands, wreaths and bouquets of told by a correspondent. He says that ji called “Historia de Gentibua Septeai- flowers, all taken from the ancient during the evening of September 9 •' trionalibus,” of which an English tombs of Egypt, most of the examples last, while a violent thunder storm was] translation exists. Thia book tells of a being in excellent, condition, and near­ raging, he saw eight strange lightning • fox that leaped from back to back of a ly all of the flowers have been identi­ flashes, having “a chain formation with herd of goat*. As the dogs could not fied. They cannot be less than 3,000 years old.-Chicago News. large elliptical links and of a golden- follow, the fox escaped. A curious trick of English foxes is to yellow color.” These “flashes” were as­ leap as high ns possible, grasping u tonishingly slow, as “one of them took slightly over a minute to pour from the tree branch with their teeth, hold on clouds to the edge of the valley oppo­ till the hounds have gone on, and then, site me.” This singular account be­ dropping to th© ground, escape. This comes more interesting since a later is similar to the trick of tlje American correspondent of the same journal has fox, which jumps into ft tree and rests AND NEURALGIA CURED BY testified to its substantial accuracy on a branch, but American dogs are not AR-THRO-PHON” I-A from his own observations of similar such fools as English dogs. They streams of lightning. He adds, how­ gather around the tree and howl until ^11 name olthtap«Mf.ty. ol this paper. H~ Hill ever, that he has never seen the “chain” the hunter comes.—N. Y. Suu. form, but has witnessed the spectacle of Ad Economist. a thick stream pouring slowly down The other day Manager. Wardlow, of “in the sort of cure which liquid taken the telegraph office in Brazil, took a tel­ from a fettle.”—Nature. 18 YES, why not when you can egram which read: • • I put the medicine right on the “Miss------ , will you be mine?” It was delivered to the proper party, A SORE SPOT? Given an equal number of strands to make up th© rope, and each of the same and Boon she came tripping into the circumference, it may be readily shown office to wire her reply. It read: *'Yp«; Vac Vo. V*. that wire, twisted into rope form, will make a rope «c strong as to admit of no comparison even with the best white Ten wards, you see. and she paid her hemp rope. Twisted hempen cords will quarter, then tripped out of the rocm sustain 8,746 pounds, if the rope be one with the sweetest kind of a Blush.—In­ Inch thick; but one-eighth of an inch dianapolis Sim. in diameter of iron will sustain more reaches the sore spot and than one inch in circumference of hemp cures Blind Bleeding and “In your day, as I understand it, rope. No rope, whatever its material, Itching Pile*. At drugcould bear comparison with an inch there was no glorious death except in battle. ” rope made of piano steel wire, such a _ __ ___________ _ _____ Shade of Achille*—That la subatan268.000 pounds, or nearly iso tons, be- ! correct. They did not operate W. H. HILL CO., fore it could be torn by a dmd weight. foT ^PP^dicitl* then. — Detroit TribI Detroit, Mich. —Cincinnati Enquirer. ‘ «»• - Rheumatism | Piles Cured Dr. Handy’s Pile Owe Interesting Information that Should be Care­ fully Read by the Fair Sex. It Treats of the Dangers of Procrastination. Points out the Way to Relief from Various Ills. The Story of a Mother and Daughter. From the Chronicle. Chicago. Illinois. A story remarkable in many respects is told by Mrs. George Argile which contains much information which will bo lipprwiahed by thousands of women who are suffering as she did, and they will find rdi* f from nil their trouble, so easily, so quickly, and so permanently that they will wonder how the Mr. George Argile left his native home in Yorkshire, England, eight years ago to em­ brace the greater opportunities this country offered. He was fortunate in imnitillately securing a respoiirtblr position on his arrival in Chicago wifh the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company. Faithful to his duties he received recognition by pro­ motions and to-day is in sole < hnnp- of the team tracks of this great raihr^ wstein. The position is known in railroad circles as foretr.nu of the teams that load and unload freieht. • After one year and a half in the employ of this road he sent for his wife and children, who arrived safely here and in gooi health. After soma two years residence here Mrs. Argile oxnneiMwi ta feel badly. Like thousands of other women she hail womb trouble of over twenty years standing. At first this trouble, in Chicago, was not suf­ ficiently acute to interfere mnterially with her household duties, but in course of months it developed to snc.h a degree that it proved exceedingly painful to her to at­ tend to the many little duties required to keep a house neat and tidy. This condition continued to grow worse and worse till she was forced to recognize that if she did not get skillful medical aid, she would grow into a confirmed invalid. During tins period a neighbor whom she had known for quite a while told her that she was using Dr. Wil­ liams’ Pink Pills for Pule People with ex­ cellent results, and she believed that they would rid her of all her troubles without the aid of any physician. Having confi­ dence in her nvightar’s words she com­ menced to take the pills pome six months So and found that after taking the first box e felt an improvement, not great, but sufficient to realize that if thia better feeling continued she would be on the right road. With the second box, she knew that she was getting better, a« she gained both flesh and strength, felt a buoyancy of spirit she had not experienced in years, and the pains from which she had suffered so much were quickly growing l«w. To-day it has been five months since she began taking the pilh. She i* relieved of all her pains, has regained her strength, so that she is able to work all day, and xt is only when she overexerts her­ self that she has any indication of pains, which would also happen to a perfectly well woman. This to the story of what Dr. Williams’ Pink IMRs for Pale People have done for her, and ef course she is well satisfied with the benefits she has received. But this does not end by anv means what she has still farther to tell and what ii more she sneaks with the same knowledge she has of her own case, the case of her little daughter Emily who is 15 years old. She says in regard to her “about three years ago Emily in the summer months when diphtheria was prevalent, was taken down with iL She was very ill anti had a serious time of it for weeks. Several times I doubted whether she would pull through but thanks to her strong constitution she got better and after many weeks was about again. I noticed, however, that something was left ia her throat which seemed to effect her. Then, too. she did nol regain her old . lively spirit* Sne was languid in her move­ ments, she complained sf being tired and further more it occaxne perceptible that sh« ' 'JAX0N Watch for the New Story MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. Whereas default has been made in the con­ ditions of a certain real estate mortgage, bear, mg date the 27th day of April. I6&4. ex.-cuted by Bvron DIokitMou anti Anna Dies lusou his wife. <°’9VbUA1?’M‘c,2- to Adr,Mn r»Cjwk, of Hustings, Micb., and neeorde i in the office of ibe register of deed* for the । o ,ntv o! BMrP’-®nU‘«h’Tth day oi April. |»|. at 2JO p. m In in Uber [Jb<T <7 47of Of rui&rt 1*1I *A,,,I .. r;77.* m., —* ••ill •------— shmild any default be made lu the payment of! the Interest due ou said morrgatf*. or any in-2 ^ailment <>f either prmcIpMl or lnieri->>t, on anv day the same dim.. ..I and...... pavable Rlirwlllwhen IhO UMnm r.ln-i.uis unpaid .... ... nrrears . ....and .. should the same temaiu and in for thirty days, so much of the jir>o<;lr»al of said mortgage jet remaining unpaid wiih *u ar rearagesof Interest shall at the notion nftbe owner of said mortgage, alter the lai».-eo£ said thirty days, become at once due and pwablr. and the inteiest due April rth. Hue, on said morte-age and note aooonipau.1 Ing the mme. not S^nu?KboeP B?d remain m arrears f,»r ?n?^Ahaa.,1 lt“xklh’-,tlle moV<aFer elects to consider, and does hereby consider the whole amount yet remaining unpaid ulH>a -udd mort­ gage and note to be dur and, payable, and that the whole amount of both principal and Inter to b. dur on AakfmnrrS^wdX at this date Is five hundred and forty eight dollars xty,onts and no wocecdinge at law or in equity h.sring been Instituted to rc,?ver tbe*’“°uiit so due. or any nart thereof no^pe Is therefore hrrebv alveii. that by virtue °VijF pp*er of sale in said ntnrHiMKC <Minb«li.rd whieb has become operative brtuuse of ib»* ®*»d 144 tursun..cr of the statutes In such caae* mart* and provided, the preinlHes described in -aid mortgsge will be E’d®} Public auction to th- hiabrst blddrr on th® oourt house 1» the' city of Hastl-.gs, (that bemz the place wb-re the eln-uit court for the county of Barry. Is held.) for ta»- purpose of paUuglbe amount dor on said mortgage and pots, avtf the costs of foreclosure. Toe prenv In **'d mongsge as fallows: All those certain hirers or mure1< of land sit­ uate and being In the City of Hasting?, tu the Onnnty of Barrv. luud mate ot Mi-trgin. d»v sorited as follows, to wit.- Lota VTOMkHTl In ’U1*'> -o'* Adzixm D. OOOK, Mortgagee. was growing nervoux Her condition dnr tag after j„her sickm^sdid did » —0 the —- following yearbmcc r Hckuf'&K worw. The noonj yw. I Itn.m I, ... but nrobsblr being with her comtanth- t-j not frilly realise.thM slit w.pi-fr.i|<ln)h?..... ting In u very Imd wnv. •. ’. ‘ ft was only in the forepart of laxt vr lr ths: J became wnourly uiumiwl, whir Ian. guidnew. her constant tiradm-M incnsu^l and she became so nervous and x<> fri tfu’’ that if any person spoke to her, h u,.u!j ’ make her era.. Her amietiu- got p«wr w ith ererv month and I did really wonder how the little thing could five ..D what»h< it.Her tomulexinn !>eegtn» sallow an.] ,j a greenish hoc, nnd she tiecame w nni I calh -I • skin and l^n<-«.very thm indeed. TVN wic her condition some four<«»n:ithK It was st this time that 1 hud taken a few., f the pills, and ceemnrncing to 2et faith in them I made. Enulr tsk»- tlvm. j - tv |m mediately she feh better, perhaje. thnVic quite .true, hut certainly idler th- third u,-.| 1 T ftn improved condition in her and this improvement continued up tn the second month, slowly but snrelv. ‘Then the improvement of firn child became marked her appetite retunied and grew better with ’ every day, she commenced tn fatten tin Mie became more cheerful and livelv ante her nervousneea ai.tlines left her ahogrth* r. r' “ In the lest two weeks her couipkxion Imi rrgaipwi the perfect colopof httlth her cheeks are flcetliy and plump and sh«- h a» lively aw a cricket. Her appetite—vi-ll the lew. said about that the Utter, she h eating all the time, and.all the time i* hungry When she now comes home from school, in­ stead of listlessly crawling into the hotue to lie down to rest, she is romping all over the bouse and cries ’Mother vou don’t know how good it feels to be full of fife bow gi*d I am that I don’t feel tired any more.’ She has completely thrown off her nervousness, and all tliore symptoms which for three long years made me fear verymuch that she had not long to lire. “All this I know to be dur to Dr. Wil­ liams’ Pink Pills because she has taken nothing else apd I am indeed thankful that Providence brought the thought to me of giv­ ing them a trial, know what ahad condition I was in before I took them, and I saw the condition ray daughter Emily was in To­ day both of us look and *re well, i can do the work in ray house every day as I did fonnerlr without nny trofiNe and Emily is one of the liveliest, most cheerful and plump girls in our neighborhood, and that o. say­ ing u good deal as the children around u« are noted for splendid health and excellent spirit*.' We live at 4760 Wentworth Ave. “ The above is a correct statement of the facto concerning my case and that ef my daughter Emily. (Signed.) Emilt Argile.” Sworn and subscribed to before me this fourth day of February 1896. Dax. Greexe, Salary Publie. Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills contain, in a condensed form, all the elenirpto necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves. They are an unfailing specific for such diwaai s’a* loco­ motor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus’ dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nerv­ ous headache, the aftek effect of la grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow complexions, all forms of weakness either in male or female. Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, or will be sent port paid on receipt of price, 50 cento a box. or six boxes for $2.50—(they are never sold in bulk or by the 100) by addressing Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y. MORTGAGE PA’.E. Default having b<-en made lor mure than sixty days in the payment of Interest overdue apd payable on a mortgage dated March t«:>. 1MW.made bv JoshUA D -B&ker and Kk.’ubcth Baker, husband and wife, of Castle ton: Barn County. Michigan, to Jol:h M. Bmitb. and rccoiieu in the office o! the Hex!sterofderd.f. for tbeOrnty of Bam-. In the State oi Mk hU-ai'. pa tl.e 21st day of October. l®3. i n liber ;T at; in. rtJsgcs. on page for which defimit its ouu M. Smith. By vtrtur 0! the rkht ghfu him by the said mortgare. has made and iurvby makee the whole principal sum of saji|rc(*tgage and the interest aceroed tliereoti now and payable and on which mrrtgsge tl.ere is claimed to be due at the date of this nd lee the sum of seventeen hundred and eighty Mx do! lars and forty one cent* and an attortiey fee of twenty-five doMars provided for in ?ai<! mort­ gage, and no suit or proceeding at law havipg been Inst luted to recover the amount pecuird by said mortgage er any part thereof. Notice In there fore hereby driven that ou tiie »tb day of December.H&. at ten o’clock In the forenoon, there will be sold at.the north trout door ef the cour- house. Ip the city ot HfstlnR!-. county of Barry and state uf Midi team said court bouaebelng the place miwhich the circuit court for the County nf Barry is heJd.grcpublic auction to the highest bidder, lhe pn nn.-rs d»-crlb< <i In said mortgage, or so much thereof ns iran be necessari to satisfy the amount c.i»- «•» ?.nd mortgag;'a*, above set forth, with (In* Innryd thereon, and the respr. charges rnd eijer cs allowed by law and provlced for In said martimue. said premises being situate in 1 he town­ ship of Ca*tletaii. eeunty of Berry amt <: ite otMiclPgan and Uescrl ed v follows, io wit: Pelt.g the we’t one half of the northwest fourth of nctlon number three, in toym ship number writ thrt* i north, nuum । ticmict *« ’P run»ver crm. rnru«seven west Iti tin- township of Cauteton. < ■ ; i.l> ot Barry and state of Mfchtgap. and '•m.niii.int . eighty :wres of land.- SrwdiM to the I s'.ted States surer v of s?«ld •ectlon num’-er three. Dated Bep.eiub-r XHli. WJohn M. smith. Mortgagee Aloxzo E. Kekahton, Aiterney for Mortgagee. PROBATE UUbKK. State of Mkhlgsn, County of Barn-—— Atasmion of rhe pn>t>nt.* (Yiurrt !<”• the r'r.fmtv ’.fR,"'', h*»lden at ’het Omer. In the City ol Hastings. In said County on Mnroay. the afltn day of (hiohlr. t>-. the yt-Sr one thotwand eight bundu*d n<:d nlnHy-Mx. , PteieulCharles W. Armstrong. Jutlge ot Pro- • bate. In the matter of the estate of Ella StNingemiicher. d> censed. On reawHug sod filing the petl’ldn duly veri­ fied, ot Fred Spangemacher. husband uf JMid deceased, nraylng that a rertal’» lustninvnt this day filed in said court rurportirg tn tie the last will nnd testament of said deceased.-be admitted to nrnliate and the executor therein "nn >‘nted. Thereupon it is ordered.that Thursday the 19th dgy of Naveinber. A. D., UH, u< leu o'clock in the forenoon, be a*Mgi»rd fur the hearing said petition and that the belra at law ot s* d deceased and all other persons Interested tn said eatnie, are required to anpear at n session of said Court, then to be holiien nt the Probate office, in the City of Baatines. In sold County, and show cause, If any the..tw. why the r-rayer of the petitioner may not be cne>t«-<l. An 1 tt is further orderwl. that said peril Ion- r she 1 o’.w to the persons interested In sub! estate, ot the pendenev rd said fa-tltton andthe hearing there­ of by causing a copy of this order to be publish­ ed in the Hasting* Ranker, n 'newspper printed ati« 1 clrtulMied in said County nf Barry. once in each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. Chamixs W. Armwroxo. A true copy.l Judge ot Probate. �istinc Banner,. Ihui^day, Nov. 12, 1856. w. R. COOK. La«**l Ktfitnr. The Editor’s Ladies in earnest, Prevent slckrj *e**uo by kerpi with Hood’s mu ■j* btoua iteh mm’YuJ bJ»xon ^rlze row(ler lca,en, Bend ■ 2 wnt s um? tor a Uan-lwme set ol J.xon itonD’pieiurw. Views •«» »'«n up his stave factory. J'r»»k Mehns. tell ?M fwl (n the Ari Mu“uulu' '■>"'« l»- ■ Ewem.lsafrlKl)l<u| ;,ffi,q|nn. bot ail o.ner »kln dlseue. It.uu lx-wlloa„M,:. H or Ite Witt’s Witch Hua I S»lru. It.uevur («lt» to cun- Piles. Interior of Observer Oihcu. Down hnvnWitb Nervous Exhaustion— W. 11. Goodyear. ?„• Wake fuluesa—Flood Had to .Til! ?’"■* Hl Ht Houghton Honxbton .pro. . .. -lump . »roI*c Choked Dotra. r r^ K^"l,!!°,>tU,".D2^r Jurll‘K Oeiubcr. ' ' uunug uetoUer. was the condition ot of C. i... De- j '»‘iu. rv.u.ing the-------rocord. . :or of Coopcrr.yille .Mich.) Ob- In tin Spring a young man’s fancy light' Ke expresses Lir. experience ! •J . -10-10 thotuiHs or - De .Will’s LlHle .dw.y., , ),.uhM llu. “My. li’.e-v.ork haa lias been ; L*ny Iu.>ejs t.u .rt.: and confining. As a re­ hvet, purify the bk-uu, and InviM-nde th,. . ..1th failed and as stricken ”ys eI!f* =■ H. Goodyear. •. i js exhaustion;, I hud xio apLoniiRi'.fa wf|1 fiuMu be fat fora new lull •-•*> of .eep vcetued to be wearwear- an.t dberUHi naiJenvu al ^ntunagoo. •— - .'oxw'Tisvu ui uiiionncuu v life !i ‘:’ cut. out. While in this condicondi- . Many bomrs arn bring rebuilt. r. Wheeler* Whcclcr’s Nerve Vitalixer was its use L/^Jtiiouie fa Um .-taudard. tltfie. and ronderful effect frotnthi i tne ilM'ure Lough Cure is the standard a few nights I was able ' b‘«p*ftiuoii fur every cuogh or cold, it ap. ! Lh” hanult ss temedy that produces . arc all the imniHti l.tlA »resuits. lit ti Gooyka’i?’ immediate W. H. re returned and became as . i gained 12 pout Memes I*. Beach, sr.. aged 96. was ly mind became clear burned to death fa tih home. Delta iown• weeks, my i*tive, and 1 was restored to BUlp, Eaton county. He lived alone. •i health. ” Mrs. R. ihYoung. Middleburg. la, wnies. 1 have used Due Minute Cough Cure for six years, faith for myself and children, and 1 consider It the quickest acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure I tiKCULZITION • w. U. Goodykak 88 quite. evar used. Jarob Miller’s meat market In Jackson was robbed of halt a wagon load of chick­ : i: <xrieuftural saclety will pay 20 rip and hams and ail the . money In the : re d«»:;ar on ptimraun this year. Did you ever think how readily the I :.,’, .-. re l umficapptd by bad nealhrr. blood l3 poisoned by. constipation? R]U| ", *v,. <y, editin' ol thu Ciuhllnc blood means bad health and vremntuiv D in * .it. paid a novel eleetfon b.-t la.-t nki age. De Witt’s Little Early Risers, the F>; He swept the chimneys uu Dr. famous little pills, overcome obstinate eouW. H. Goodvkab Brown’s huuse.andat the close hnnhacd fur stipatiou. Menominee caught a snow storm last M 'Knucy. A crowd of several hundr. d week, fully ten inches falling during a ; .in a:iJ applauded.day. rn.B. . across a skeleton uf an Indian b i.tl abi ut’two feet belnw the surface. T; • sk?Ieto:i was In iH-rfrct cunditiou. and on rre!: w: nt was a metal bracelet, while bj-iue thr !• .sly l.iy a fine Scalping knife. !’>!»• ta:nuu« Arnold Work at Battle C.eeji 'M- been tilted up as a mission by ifoi r » ?■ S'lt-ii Day Adventists.' The w. » • n-;ts a reading room, and luuiuipr u. t-’i the uufortuuare, and those .nr , ai d t r other .three-11 urs will A. L.Wooster, a prominent citizen of Osseo, ich.. after s uffering excruciatingly from piles for twenty years, was cun d io a short time by u^ing DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Balve, an absolute cure for all skin diseases. More of Illis' preparation is used an all others combined. W. H. Goodyear D. A- Me Rea. nf Port Sanilac, will reco,er frt>«n the injuries received by a mor­ Ur bursllUK Iu tile rreeut H -publlcau calebratios there. Young mothers dnad the Summer mon­ ths ou account of the treat mortality amoug children caused by bowel troubles. Perfect safety may !m- assured those who in iBerrien cuuiKy keep on hand DeWitt’s Colic and Cholera cure, and adiniui»b*r it promptly. For firi!: jfiriu d acr deoF Ci e ‘ cramps, bilious colic, dyseuteiy and diar­ ist;’ we.-k., and reut it to tliiBa. it ttffutds Instant relief. W. H. Goonyf.AB !. with the; p.dio A'iog card: Charles R. S’lgh has pinched hiiusvlf awake from his net silver nightmare, slid , Mir’i., pH-en’-Creir r..mp :- gone buck to his furnllurr facto:?. • He the enclosed tn Msjurninl Mrs. says i.e is out uf polities. h.ey. an:i unu- - th.*.' th y etefeBon N.vvnt «r English Spavin Liniment remove* all Hani. Suit or Calloused Lumps and Blem­ iwWrty .shnrh-akc. ishes from hotties. Blood Spavins. Curbs, Splints,* Sweeney, Ring-Bone, Stiflts. nt B..ff»J.-, Sprain^, all Swollen Throats. CopKhs, etc. Save $50 by use of due bottle. Warranted People’^ t’utnitaori SettRp the most wcindertul Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. Drug­ gist, Haslinxs, Mich. * >flt an n hirh • Buckle t-aro ca 8*ne The be-t solve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, <ait rhenm.j ft vet sores, tetter. ciiapi «d ’.cuds,-chil^iains, cor .is, and all skin Irruptions, and: posi­ tively cure piles or no pay required. It fa <naniutpcd :o give perfect satisfaction or money refuhd^d. Price 25 cents 1 er box. Fur sale by W. H. Goodyear, the druggist. The call of the Congregational church at Mattawan to Mbs Wesemecht. has been accepted. She is the youngest in the bus­ iness. ’ The Round Oak Stove Works at- Dow­ 1c-«»•'.'til g^h’ nt Ludington cleared agiac started up yesterday as a result of h fhjre o* iubh -»j fur .'*u f»*et hack, and McKinley’s election, and the Dowagiac ,, ,v -*< ?.r "pi-niu^ r er‘h * hardened mnuufacturing company will start its 5Atl‘;. drills Monday, J* . ! A D Mij. St Jolihs. IfaVi- I ur­ Mr. Stomp, a grain buyer of Armada, . 52.1:17 bitrrells of fine apples at <0 promised if McKinley was elected to pay •* i > 1. bs«iT4i. Last yeat the sfeu.!* apy es 80 cents a bushel for the first load of wheat "i - iu Si 50 to Sd.tlth brought in. Edward Cuuuor was on hand at 6 a. m. THE OLDEST AND THE BEST Cnugh-cure, the most prompt and effective remedy*for diseases of the vhYnat and lungs, is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. As an emergency medi­ cine, for the cure of Croup, Sore Throat, Lung Fever and Whooping Cough, AYER’S Cherry Pectoral cannot be equaled. E. M. Brawley, D. D„ Dis. Sec. of the American Bap­ tist Publishing Society, Petersburg, Va., endorses it, as a cure for violent colds, bronchitis, etc. Dr. Brawley also adds: To all ministers suffering from throat troubles, I recommend AYER’S Cherry Pectoral Awarded Medal at WorM’i lair. AW RUS Cm Ltar Ml Start TimMm 'P>e postal cards and i.axe ••ren dnuKlBR along by various <*:<•)* <•» imdl. and It has been impossible to n rnrrcct report until now. I' i-» p»».« i-l«ed. hi this hie dale, in «•!> < . :•» gne the reader a clear Idea ot ho v Hie la«h« - < xp*v»»e<l theuiselveH. Spencer & l arnt*$ foruituie factory at Benton Harbor have (M'gun work upon r six car load order which was cundiiliooa) upon McKinley’s election. • li tv. i-i njr.v g.crt’g xuny. M’V ”o0 copies rf il l­ b :p:>'^tifg h’».i valunl'le < •-.’••• n; o i I ei»-r.i»ijbifah• ■»>( <u.;y Idfing- !H|Ur«it to i i've iitJdh •».<. tn*:»!) otic. . Manios, tb cuVtr co.*t <»f ’• ■ • . iuid inr Inkik will fa* sent ‘ It Is a vrrt%’H mciii -si jjbrarv. ■ i mplriu in onto vuluwi Contains 1008 profusely llfaslrifad. The frei fihticn h prvelsely the same as that nr *-*o exerp: only that the books are In '•runu' uiahilla paper covers insteail ot ■ 'tii. s nd now before all are given away. • . ■ -r; .... •• • • an Echo of the Campni-1 PoHUmI m.M,er, ud Hie public in generm |lave 1KM,n Uwplj luIen),Iwl m (be nnUoanlvMeofthn worn.., In thl, cm0Al,n. Tlais wa, rarriod on by m-ans of . po.1,1 card. by wom,u al, 0Mr lb. Untied SUIei io a dclKnuu-d uinnulnelnrIne office show clerical force h.ndled .ud counted th, bnllola. While It I, true tbaI Hie bnllol, cartiot be cou:ile,| r„r u. vorite Prealdenllal 6indld.tr, of n„. [atr voter,. u,e movem. ,-. uol,H a deep .kniaeauce. n'.vlne ,a ej«|ict,1 llhlt. trnlwn of the drill of . women, on puldlo m.Uers, n, c<m.p«tt(1 with the i xpre-eeil opltiioo In- ihe h(.n It will be obM-rved Ih.t t'.e I’K-ldl.lll.m vole I. very moo...... .. . in pr.port.. o I., the other wee. thi.n t. deetlon. There an . „r, ,, in . U1 n«m-« which ranilot be nemw: a. lur tin* reason ll ui <miy wh t.,. nature* aupvared tu$ w.-t d <?«,,! r, „n. veh>|H*. were count, <L -M'am । i rsIn tb.lr bdhrMfr of puip.;xS|Mt i» reaHie that touch anfahues- mkh etc y in if vuu s wrie eoun’t d on ii-w uMnmni.v of fume other IndlwUul il ; ii d o voivr. The vote Ium been irtriftiy tMlf .H„| MA?ar6»ely r«*p»ited. no pirjudicr brh.x allowed m the oftit-t-<.( the I’otlum t.er« M! Fo<h| Cof­ fee Co., whose citth'e fomi, bv the way. are about equally divid'd in tnelr < pinions uu the cold and silver qur»ti<m. This Woman’s Vote Ih.m called forth let­ ters from many prominent woinm through­ out the country, and wiitie Hie voles do not count de facto, the writer* appreciate I the underlying motive In the movement, which is to bring to the fnmt tlie'idea of the right of women to express tin Ir opin­ ion as to who sbHil make the laws under which they. a» well as the men. are gov­ erned. lhere h a qualntuess running through the following lettei that ‘ will “■ ‘be appreciated, perhaps. ’IThe ’ , letiei* vcornea from Baltimore. Md. N«-ver ... mindJ the name or the candidate she voted for. ‘•Postum Cereal F xal Coffee Co..” Battle Creek, Mich. GepHemau:-I and very grateful to you for theI*neficenl Otivilege of voting ihti tall. Through this o^ act. you prove that you think your mothers, wives, sisters and sweethearts are citizens of these Dulled States. 1 never was a foreigner and yet this is the first time 1 have ever been a citizen. 1 have never been a traitor, uor a spy of any klud. never was a bank-robber, coun­ terfeiter or thief, never placed in a re­ formatory and l*t loose a few days before election, uever been a drunkard or a pau­ per. The opposite sex tell rue the reason why I have never been a citizni. is because I was not born right. Therefore, for over half a century, I have been unable to cast my vote. It pleases me Io cast ray find vote for American principles. 1 sincerely trust that the women of our land wifi be free to vote hereafter and demotudrste that we are progressing In the right direction, for our vote will be an honest our fur an Ison­ est purpose, for right living, which will give us an honest and au iiitelllgcirt lul uf. votenr, whose efforts will t«e i<» out hup of­ fice the man that will siaud firm cgklus; all that is evil. It is uf great concern to j u.« who j»haJl be our rulers, and Jf tlscy stand fur poiltfci I powvr.itnd cr vdy ends alone, the inevitatde rest,’ 1 in lheir aduiinistn.tiuti. In Jie h’ope Unit the rigfi: bc uppermost, 1 «ui, Wblskera ih«« are preaswrely gr»? or faded should lie colored to prevent the b»ok of age. and Buckingham^ Dye! excels all others in coloring brown or black. Bawasw of Ointment* for Catariji J hat f'otttkln .Mercury. a? mercury will surely desl,£* JJ}* smell and completed derange the who.a^«'st«m whan enfaiina it thr. uuti the inucuus spt-fac^«. Such articles ahould »”*' • k1* niXVAai? pr O’er:pl long t» mu whims ^T’,t“t,fa Pjnj-**.*'• ai the diunage Ui-y wih d«> l«i£n ’ gooi v«.n eno powibly derive from then|. Hail Catarrh Cure. inauu*artur.d hy F.•*’; Cb«‘ * * Co. .Toledo. O. ronfaina no mercury, anaii" fakei. ihUrnalty. artlnr direct!v ««**«» and mucous surfaces uf the ».» Hall’s C-*»nrrb Cure be ’,u7,v’a’’*Llh1*f5>?'rfo It fa taken fufarmUly hi <1 fa wadajnjjf Ohio, by F. J. Cneuev & O». Test I mon tai < free, oy druggists, price .5c |»er b<|l.e. CASTOFW For Infants and Children. <r*FP«. Il.lnoK .. .......... Ilidlal.3 ............. . 1313* Xtt{ ll>M4 .... Ksuihra............... MaMtechuselts... •Mkl.lghU ......... MitraesoU......... 1.11 Mioourl ISM Nt br»«»ka.......... ItO Him; New Y«k Ohio Peunhylvania .... WtMXMisln........ Scattering fror rrtiicr states. sail 1-sr ~~~ThKl (■ Battle Creek, Mien., Nuv. »uu 1591. Abool 70 Mr cent ot Po«rnro Fo^d 6>r £r, X*' GEN- GfiANT TN WABTME MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Phabs. It is well known thai brain A w7u“ ‘---------------- °O“- •uy form of obyHe.1 <il«od,r. io uy for I mandor or the Army. "“ "r ,w" wk, iMTlnr r,a Uie 0010 I entlrelv and uslrg if«ir,r Pbatna. p,.er..~. A * ' mon coffee entirely birotig ueKtuitui netvuuN syatrui will elim­ Counterfeit Prcacntmentu of Him Were Widely Circulated at Flr»t — Illa inate almost any form of disease, and by Clear aua Mnsical Voice and leaving off coffee, one gets rid of thet di­ * * *“ / Unniilltary Galt. rect cause of nervous prostration, and by taking on Postum Cereal Fre d Cuffre. our Writing of that period of Gen. Grant’s directly build 1 In the phosphates and th’e mnj -aroer when he had become commandA* needed eletneuts to reoonstriwt tire gfav (natters In the nerve centers throughout of union forces Gon. Horace Porter |h» body. ............... says in the Century magazine: Sauiplre of POMum can bo had by nuti!, A description of Gen. Grant’s per­ free upon application at the hmue — •«- at — sonal appearance at this important Bat'lo Crwk. Mtahk.n. l»mey grocers p-ric»d of his career may not be out of throughout the United States, ' ’ can CMn furm.ii uru‘a“ place here, particularly up to that ____ The drnwid for I’osUMuliMbbirenamH*- I ’ime the pulCi:- h&fl ivccivrd such erm.H.g, and linsHltnmird the aHekthm iff riJBcoua mipresaions of- him. There many iniluHdrs. imitators. There is but one original "’•’ft* few correct portraits of him and palatable Cereal F.maJ Coffee, n« can > in circulation. Some of the earliest be easily determined by teM. tot.__ ’The red picture*; purporting to be photographs* bo senK cniitiilijhiK the words m; ’•U|'.,|ii'i!UK 'h,, 11 (’• » of him hud been nmaiufactured when pj-k of Jle was at the distant front, never atopIW.uiu C.»real un the paeka^.-. will propiug in one place, long enough to be tret the buji-r. > “focused.” Nothing daunted, the pracRoijprt J. V\ bite, of Grand Itapids.wus ticers of that art which is the chief ec cf the vain, had photographed robbed of $400 by three colored women tok 1 in Chicngo. I ’a burly beef contractor, and spread the Miss E. L. Abiiott, of Dowagiac, and pictures broadcast as representing the Mias Mary Wilson, of Muskegon, grad­ determined, but rather robust, features uates uf a local hospital in Grand Hap- of ' the coming hero, and it was some before the rent photographs which ids, left to take charge of nursing hos- 1 time , followed were believed to be genuine. pitnls at Nankin and Wahu^ The Bancroft house at Imlay City, | False, impression* of him were de­ rived, too, from the fact that he had owned by D. McGill is, was destroyed-by : fire with part of the content*. Loss,. come forth from a country leather store, and was famous chiefly for strik­ $0,000. John Evert, emplpyed on Hie farm of ing sledge-hammer blows in the field, and conducting relentless pursuits of James Patterson near Ravenna, com-' mitted suicide by cutting his throat his fees through the swamps of the southwest. He was pictured in the pop­ with a pocket knife. He was about 55 1 years of agfe, and the only cause known ular mind as striding about in the most is despondency. . 1approved swashbuckter style of melo­ Robert O’Connor, aged IS, son of a /drama. Many of us were not a litde to find in him a man of slim wealthy man of Louisville, Ky.. escaped ■surprised ’ , «. from the sanitarium at Battle Creek f,g'urc’ stooped, five feet eight where he was being treated for insan-1 inchefi “ he*ht' w*4rhW only 135 ity caused by cigarette smoking. । P°«nds’ Bnd of ° modesty of mien and By the payment of $8,000, S. Dessau,'«el*,leuess of n*onner whlch *emwl president of the Dessau company. New to fit him more for the QOUrt lhan for York, secured a 20-vear extension to the can,P* 11 is e-ves were dw-k ^ra-V1 his lease of the Millie mine in Iron *nd J"ere V? mOt,t of ^ Mountain. | features. ~ TLike nearly all men who Joseph Paul Reiff, a jeweler well speak little, he was a good listener; known in masonic circles, died at his but his face gave little indication of his thoughts, and it was the expression of home in Detroit, aged 52 years. The Dowagiac Manufacturing com­ pany’s drill works have started up, giv­ ing employment to 150 mem The fruit growers of Summit town­ ship, Mason county, have formed the 1 Summit Fruit Package company, with a capita) stock of $10,000. The number of fatalities in mince in Houghton county during the year ended October 1 shows a great falling off com- J pared with other years. Only 19 lives were lost, out of nearly 9,000 men cm-1 ployed. A Lawton man has been experiment­ ing with a new kind of sirup, made from the juice of watermelons toiled umiin/oiHi’ni / down. The flavor is much like that of GEN. GRANT IN 18G. sorghum, only somewhat richer. Allegan county has furnished 22 pa­ his eyes which furnished about the only tients to the insane asylum at Kalama­ rcBjxjnse to the speaker who converted with him. When he wiuj about to say zoo in the past year. Merchants in the western portion of anything amusing, there was always the upper peninsula are being victim­ a perceptibie twinkle in hi:» eyes be­ ised by means of forged checks, but no fore he began to sjreuk, and he often dew to the swindlers has been secured laughed heartily at a witty remark or | a humorous incident. ns yet. His mouth, like Washington’s, was of * Dr. George W. Jones’ fine new bain just outside the limits of Imlay City, the letter-box shape, the contact of the was set on fire nnd burned to the ground. lips forming a nearly horizontal line. This feature, was of a pattern in strik­ Loss, Sl.CUO. ■ Morenci has lost its oldest resident, ing contrast with that of Napoleon, Mrs. Maris Drake, who died at the ad­ who had a bow mouth, which looked as • if it hud been modeled after a front vanced age of 92 years. Claude Putnam. 23 years old. acci­ view of his cocked liat. The firmnes-i dentally shot himself a hi)/ out hunt­ with which the general’ssquare-sha;red ing near Kingsley, the charge entering ■jaws were set when his features were in repose was highly expressive of his his abdomen. Ho died in a few hours. : force of character nnd the strength of VrMFUte I hia wlli P°wcr- Ilis hoir and bcar 1 tod r-.ur od.iiws .o II. E. Bohlen 4 °' “ ”1“r „, CIH. Bio. sn<l set • Irte sample box of beardI was wore lull, no part f h Dr. King’s New Life Pills. A trial will face being shaved, but, like the hair, convince you of thr.ir merits. These pills ■ was always kept closely.and neatly sir easy tn RCliou nnd an* particularly ef-; trimmed. Like Cromwell. Lincoln and fcc.ive in the cure of Constipation nnd several other great men in history, he sick headache. Fur Malarial and Liver , u warf on his cheek. In his case It Troubles they have been proved Invalu- wna ^3^ anj located on the right able. They are guaranteed to be 1*^-r eide jUBt Qbove the line of the beard. I, free from 'very drlrterlou. sutetmee His face wax not perfwUrsymmetrlod. XWSJji b,T£U°X i the. btdng a H*UhV7^> XM»ro«en s Rich Hllrer V«ria. William Dowdell, a prospector, has discovered a rich mineral vein near the headwaters of the Sturgeon river in Baraga county. Sj«cimens exhibited 1 by him are rich in'-aitver. The vein out* crops in the vicinity of the so-called sil­ ver mountain, where, according to tra­ dition., a fabulously rich vein of silver was discovered by the French courier De Bois many years ago. The outcrop­ ping was lost nnd never since found. Dowdell has taken pains to locate hia find uccurately nnd his specimens are * undergoing analysis, Cltmed Its Doors. The Mecostu County savings bank at . .Big Rapids is embarrassed and haa closed its doors. President D. F. Comrtook refused to talk. A statement pub­ lished October 6 showed rc.sourcea of $302,000. of which $44,000 was cosh hand. There hus been a slight Fy •Jleudy run on the bank for the Jf S'. few days, ti is believed that tha O sets will equal the liabilities. Found Eeucuur Ore. The find of Bessemer ore in the old channel of the. Michigamme river at the Mansfield mine in Iron Mountain promises to be the richest and most ex­ tensive that has been discovered in the upper peninsula in recent years. In-, vestigntion proves that the deposit ia over a thousand feet in length and ig supposed to have a great width and depth. Health in Michigan. I During the Week ended October 31 reports sent- in by 47 observers in vari­ ous portions of Uie state indicate that intermittent fever increased and pneu­ monia decreased iu area of prevalence. Consumption wok Reported at 231 places^ typhoid fever at 60, diphtheria at 41, scarlet fever at 20, measles at 13 and whooping cough at 12 places. Lumber Burned. . ! The lumber yard of Ira Carley Ingalls was set on fire in half a dozen places and about 2,000,000 feet of lumn ber destroyed. The mill and store were saved. The loss is estimated at $50,000;; partly insur^R. Two dwellings were' also burned, but their contents werq saved. The incendiaries are unknown^ Dropped Dead. Rev. William H. Allworth, of Lun» sing, a retired Congregational minister, dropped dead at Plymouth Congrega­ tional church while addressing the reg­ ular weekly prayer meeting. He wtuq born in England, was 78 years old and had spent many years in the ministry is Canada-and Michigan. In Good Condition. The state banking department of Michigan issued a consolidated report of the condition of the 174 state banka and four trust eomminies ot the state at the close uf business October 6, which shows that the total resources of the banks are $85,036,972, and that the lia­ bilities are far less. . Brief Items of News. Albert Robinson, livlag in Sandston®, turned kerosene oil fr™n a jug into a fire and Mrs. Robinson and her eightycar-oiddaughter were burned to death. Robinson was injured fatidly and the ♦house was consumed. Fire in the Franklin bouse at Man­ istee caused 15 guests to jump from the second story iu their night clothes and some were severely injured. Manifestly Mad. Hoax—There was a fellow in coufS to-day charged with stealing a horffc and leaving his bicycle in place of it. Joax—What, did they do? Convict' him? “No: the jurymn were all cyclers, and they recommended that the pris­ oner be sent to an insane asylum.”— Tit-Bits. , j FUivd Him with Drllght. Bacon—Those birds filled me withdo-i light. Egbert—Were they on toast or In »' cege?—Yonkers Statesman. Peisunally ai P’artd before uie, a uouary public in and fur Calliuuu coumy. Michi­ gan, C. W. Pi st. Chairman uf ‘he Pusturu Cereal Co., Ltd., who uiakt-a affidavit that to stomach and bowels greatly Invigorate . right. His brow wa« high, bcoad and the above report uf the receipts <n the Regular size 25c. per box ‘ rather square, and wan creased ,with Women’s Presidential vuie. is accurate the system. ‘ several horizontal wrinkles, which aad correct to the beat of fits kuu#.edge Sold by W. H. Goodyear. ■ - -----------------helped to emphasize the serious and and belief. Yoar Boy Won't Live a Mouth. | somewhat careworn look which was J«inps Boughton. Notary Public. So Mr. Gillman Brown, of 34 Mill St., . never absent from his countenance. The company wuo nave paid out a .con­ siderable sutn of mouev w conduct this South Gardner, Mass., wa* told by the This expression,; however, was in no When a horse is poor in flesh, Women’s Presidential Vote, nave conduct­ doctors. His son had lung trouble, fol- wiM. an indication of his nature, which inn. in, mi.* a new harness won't five him and he spent. ।I wftg alwavs buovant, cheerfuland hopeed the matter in lira shape liiey were losing Typhoid Malaria, and seventy five ; capable of. and that part of me work is three thundred.nvunfvfivo ars dollars ful. His voice was exceedingly musical, strength. If a house is cold presented to the ladies and m the poli­ with doctors, who finally gave him up. I‘ and one of the clearest in sound and new furniture won't warm it. ticians aud publid at latge, with tire knowl­ saying: “Your boy won’t live r month.’’। most distinct in utterance that I have If your strength is easily ex­ edge that it has afforded obttslUriable in­ H bad n «lnguIar power of hausted; work a burden; terest to all parties in this intently inierestlng campaign. No prejudice of any abled him to go to work a perfectly well j penetration, and sentences spoken toy nerves weak; digestion poor; man. He. says he owes his present good him in an ordinary tone in comp could kind has been allowed to creep imo the muscles soft; if you are pale work. It haanaturaliy brought the P«mt- health to the use of Dr. King’s New Dis be facan] B distance which won surprisand worn out, the trouble is j um Cereal Food Coffee Lu. nun ptuun- covery. and knows it to be the br»t dn the 1 with the blood. It is not so rmit in walking might have been nence, and thia raUht be inourd ui-un by world for Lung Trouble. Trial bpttlrs I decidedly unmilitary. He never much IMPURE blood as , soure people as suuieliili'g ot rtuvcrilne- free at W. H. Goodyear’s Modern l)rUK I roent for llitui. A areal uunv leuere POOR blood. Pills won't ______________ carried his body erect, and having no have been received, Ihqiiirmg »‘X'irt the Caturrh Menns Danger. | ear for music or rhythm, he never kept make this blood rich; nor will Postum Food Coffer, and pwwiirt'* if wnuid Because if unchecked it may lead directly | step to the airs played by the bands, no bitters, nor iron tonics, any­ not be amiss to make public explanation in the bass drums to consumption.:. Catarrh <’** *’ la caused by *v matter - “how vigorously • more than a new harness will i his column. Thia Tact fa fully rstab: emp iiasizrd the accent. When walking Impure blood. T — — . Inquiry developed the fact 1‘ret aiMut give strength to the horse, or ihthed. Therefore, it is to trv try to ln company there was no attempt to I. useless tn one person iu ev«ry three. Irene...nr r-rur cure catarrh by outward new furniture will make a applications 01 j ’of disorder, earned by e»»ifre d« hiking. in»«alrnb>. The Hue wny to cure catarih keep step with others. In conversing j house warm. For poor blood They are slow to admit rhr re»*m. hilt H to purify the blood. Hood’s Sanwpa he usually employed only two gestures: I you want something that will find that their trouble IWrs xu-ur wn*u one was the stroking of his chin beard rilln, tlie great blood purifier, cures catarrh make rich blood. coffee is left out of lheir jiiet it makes nv its pow-r to drive out ail Impurltie* with his left hand; the other wm the little matter about the tLeu ties sithnugii from the blood. Thousands of people tes- raising and lowering of his right hand, SCOTT'S EMULSION ci It is known to physfenarre ami -nriuhis titv that they have been perfectly and nnd resting it at intervals upon hia Cod-liver Oil with Hypophos­ that certain alkaloids caret nt n.ihr. mi iHTinanvuily cured of catarrh by Hood * knee or a table, the hand being held phites is the best remedy in the -mail quantities, U»e same «« round In with the Angers close together and the Sareaparilla. world for enriching the blood. ; moiphine,whiskey,strjcbuiin* an । n.„Mrr.. knuckles bent, so that the back of the The proof is plain enuuaU. t”*r mr -Amt­ We have prepared * book UHmf you For Over Fifty Years. hand and fingers formed a right angle. more about the subject. Sent Free. ' nanon, coffee 1* ■ direct p- re n n v •*< Mr* Winslow’s tkwmingSvrephM beynnaj^ For tak By alldroggEts at 50c, & $LOO, ' many people- A warm. n<n.ii-i i ■/. b> inhllons of mothers for their <’.hlu2lL‘i* bt2. When not pressed by any matter of im­ portance he was often slow tn his move­ t—-uing with perfect >uece»s It ! 'able beverage is wanted st u»» SCOTT & BOWNE, Xww Yodu -hlld. softeus the gums, ***»’’ ‘dt'vU how. perhaps at the other wa'-. T. •• wind cullc. ahd is the best punsdy for db*n hoea. ments. but when roused to activity he late, cocoa, etc., fade io rill '»|. . was quick in every motion, and worked T«eb;y-flve eenu a bot:le. many casts- After ware nuouf •» with marvelous rapidity. He was citd perimeote. exiendlng «vrr <• i« Momach and Kidney Trouble* to all who came in contact, with him. ' et»put twelve months. We Fo-h •• -1 n. IrmiMrd wli.h W, • 12!$ and never attempted to snub anyone, . ! * s an( j j tw>gsn taking Hood a Sarwparul «. Food Coffee *a« finally J"-c1 ••"*•• the swd eff*ct of thl< ’if or treat anybody with less considera­ Ia ictl* Dure product of c» n a - ’ au.if-l I f felt it neu uuon tb<-k>il,,e$p aud it i.td* al tion on account of his inferiority hi s one. No ooffee. chicory ur u " i andion and I heartily recommend Hood • Har rank. With him there waa none of the ,r -wpwrill'a to al I who are <uff K.<nireois are cuntalncd in •» ‘I wnm brewed, is tire deep sr«i Lt»i 1 ”f these troubles” .A. b. Jewel. Heaoarla. Men. puppyism *0 often bred by powei. ano none'of the dogmatism which Samuel I Mucha which changes in a ric • i Johnson characterised •• puppyism h*rtwo when cream is rrdd d. ard ’! RoodTPIIte •»* pa'rty W!*hte- do not Is almoet identical with i»»c ui. ...rand grown 1 • ’ "♦nrltr. - Poor Blood �KAHKllL L. COOC.lAHm. THE HASTINGS, MILL., POSTOFF1CK, AVGUST 14. 18TO. EDITORIAL NOTES STARTING UP largest skate manufactories in tl* country will begin next week working 52 hoars a week. It has been running 45 hours. Col. Winston, the proprietor says hia custom­ ers have been holding back orders to see how the election was going, and that now there will be enough to keep the factory running with a full complement of help to the end of the season. . PUSHING AHEAD. Business In Chicago Becoming Ac. 1,800 Potto WoVk Railroad Building in . Missouri. Kansas City, Mo.. Nov. 5,—We will put 1,500 more men on the construction of EXODUS OF TRAVELLERS. the Kansas City, Pittsburg <fc Gulf railway, Railroad Men Busy Checking at once,* said President A. E. Stillwell of that road tq-day. *'We began laying track Commercial Baggage. south of Mona, Ark., yesterday at the rate of three-fourths of a mile a day. We re­ INFLUENCE ON THE CAR SHOPS. ceived cablegrams from Europe buying our securities this morning.”1 live. Mills in Massachusotts and Factories In The West Preparing to Re»mne Op­ erations. . (From the Detroit Tribune.) Chicago. Ill., Nov, 5.—General Passen­ ger Agent Ruggles, of the Michigan Cen­ tral, announced to-day that his road had to-day checked more commercial baggage than on any other day in 1896. The same statement was made by General Passenger Agent Eustis of the Burlington. The railroad men say that the departure of the travelling men Indicates the revival of business, which all railroad men believed would follow the election of McKinley. Travelling men of all commercial houses in Chicago are starting out-by hundreds. General Passenger Agent Heafford, of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, es­ timates that 10,000 will leave Chicago this week Preparations are being made by a number of the roads to re-open car shops that have been closed or running on abort time for months. Cars wlfl be needed by almost every large eastern or western road, and the construction of them is now being rushed. A Chicago firm which makes a specialty of keeping a record of car construction, estimated to-day that orders for from <0,900 to 60,000 freight cars would be placed within the next 90 days. PAID GOLD. Tennesee Banks Demonstrated Their Ap­ proval of the Election. Chattanooga. Tenn.. Nov. 5.—One of Chattanooga’s savings banks demonstrated its confidence in McKinley’s victory early this morning. "We will back our confi­ dence In the accuracy of the Associated Press,” said the cashier, and from the op­ ening-until the closing of the bank, all cheeks presented were paid In gold. As all the city banks had been refusing to pay gold for weeks the action of the bank was a convincing argument to doubters. BETTER IN LOUISVILLE. Orders Flowing iu And Gbld Plenty. Louisville, Ky., Nov. 5.—Many of the wholesale dealers and manufacturers of this city are busy filling orders which have been received in the past two months, contingent upon the election of McKinley. Business men generally anticipate an im­ mediate boom in all branches. Gold has become plentiful in the market here. Anyone can get all he wants for currency or on checks, but there is no demand. FILLING ORDERS. BRISK ATZOLEVELAND. Springfield, Mom., Manufacturing: Can* factories, Rolling Mills and Woolen Mills Opening: Up. Cleveland, O., Nov. 5. It* is claimed by a number of manufacturers of this city that the election ot McKinley has already had a favorable effect upon their business. In some cases it is stated that idle plants have been started up and In others the number of employes has been increased. The Britton Rolling Mill Co., manu­ facturers of tin plate, whose plant has been Idle for some time past, ahnouuce that they have just closed a large contract and will resume shortly with 150 men. The Lake Shore Foundry Co. stated that they have received orders from a number of their customers to begin shipping on contracts and that many letters of inquiry are coming in. J. H. Vandom of the big Vandorn Iron Works, stated that they had * started up on nine bout time to-day in­ stead of five hours, on which they bad been running for some time past, as a re­ sult of contracts about tv be signed. The Cleveland Rolling Mill Co. are now running full time. At the big Muhlhauser woolen mills it was stated to-day that large orders had been received and about 150 hands would be added to the help at once. Quite a number of other manufac­ turers in various lines report having re­ ceived numerous inquiries which they be­ lieve Indicate a revival in business. Springfield, Mass..Nov. 5.—The Spauld­ ing & Pepper Manufacturing Co. has started up Its factory In Chicopee after a few weeks’ shut down pending the result of the election. The company had a large number of orders conditional upon the re­ publican victory. IMPROVED AT COLUMBUS. Severn! Idle Concerns Will Start Work at Ouce. Columbus, O., Nov. 5.-—The King, Gilbert A Warner steel plant partly re­ sumed to-day, having stopped July 1, part x>f the works. Mr. Warner said: “We would have started regardless of the re­ unit of the election, but as things are we hope for better business. Our orders are not heavy, but we feel that good orders will come.” Director of Accounts Denmead of this city government, to-day said be had sev­ eral overtures from monied men to assist iu taking care of a floating indebtedness be^d in the east and overdue. Pending the election he had been told to walL Mr. Denmead said: -McKinley’s election was a God’s blessing.” Bella demo­ crat The A. K. Rarrig machine works had orders contingent on election. Old employes will be given the preference. The works have been silent three weeks. P. Hayden & Son bad some orders which were cancelled until after the election. The persons who cancelled the orders gave the impression that the orders would be revived if McKinley was successful. The Fish Pressed Brick Co. had an order for 1,000,000 brick which was to be cancelled it Bryan was elected. They will at once Mauachunettn Mills Starting. Ipswich, Mass., Fov. 5.—The woolen and cotton mills of Ipswich .corporation, which have been shut down for some time, will start on full time early next week. Employment will be given to about 1,000 hands Canton Works Started. Canton, 111., Nov. 5—The large and ex­ tensive Implement works of Parlin & Or­ endorff Company of this city, this morning resumed work In all departments. They will immediately start ont all their travel­ ling men. EXPECT A TARIFF. Foreign Merchant* Will Ru«h Goods to America. (From the Detroit Tribune.) Glasgow, Nov. 4.—The general opin­ ion here Is that Mr. McKinley’s election will give a great temporary stlinulous to the British export trade In order to rush merchandise forward before Mr. McKinley comes into office. Higher tariffs are ex­ pected to be enacted. The sugar hous­ es of Glasgow say that they expect the duties on fine sugars imported into the United States will be raised 2 cents. With refined sugars selling at 9 shillings per cwt,, the possibility of loss to speculators is small. It is believed that Americans will com­ mence to buy largely for December, Jan­ uary and February delivery. There is no doubt that there will be a rush to export woolen soft goods to America. Ship own­ ers foresee little benefit, as most of the steam tonnage has already been chartered for spring. The iron masters say they have done without America for two years and will be able to continue without a single American order. Tne chief satis­ faction In business circles is felt over the maintenance of the financial statusquo. Communication. Editor Banner:— John H. Dennis is charging that the Re­ publicans bought their w«y in’o office, if be knows any such thing why does he not prove It and earn the $50.00 offered by himself and F. R. Pancoast or the 8500.00 said to be offered by Sen. Jones? It is useless to ask why he makes the charge, if be cannot prove it, that is the way he is built. In the issue of Oct 15th. 1806, be says, “the Hastings Banner published the rot of the Democrat [Popocral] com­ mittee giving up the fight and being with­ out money. The committee are not with­ out funds. It being wrong (according to Dennis) for the Republicans to have any SKATES WANTED. moaey, and all the speakers and workers Well (ineludlog himself) in the free silver party BappUed Wltfc Orders. working from pure patriotism, and not Her, Mast., Nov. 5.—The from selfish mo liver, where did they get the “funds* and what !dld they do with them? What were they used for? It has hours a day, five days a been saggested that he is only accusing • day. tlxdtya a week. Tbla which raptoj. aawral hundrrt cmp-ljr ot thia rtt, UU Borotag •«* in >11 They will Immediately start out all their travel­ ling men. Milwaukee Factories Resume. The Patriotic effort* uf the mm.of both the ok? parties have brought Milwaukee, WlK, Nov. 5.—The sctUeabout the rarult. Ardent and denoted as have been the efforts of RcpubH- | ment of the Presidential election is having cans everywhere, equally pronounced and helpful watt the attitude of the I a cheering effect in industrial circles in this city. sound -money Democrat a. The Milwaukee harvester works was WILLLIAM ifKINLEY. the first institution to start the bail on the road to prosperity by employing 300 addi­ tional men. Two hundred more will be added within a month. Railway officers report a great rush for mileage books by the travelling agents. Beloit, Wis., Nov. 5.—Special Tele­ gram.—The Berlin machine works storied up this morning, furnishing employment to 100 mt$, after a protracted idleness. The reopening is a direct result of the election of MeKinley. Restored Confidence And Sound Money Do The Rest. Kansas City, Mo.. Nov. 5.—Local bankers in separate Interviews to-day united in saying the result of the election has been to make the Kansas City money market easy and that business men who Bank Deposits Are On The increase. idle Wheels Are Set In Motion hive been cramped, due to the banks be­ ing compelled to contract their loans, need have no more trouble in that respect OUT THEIR OLD STOCKINGS. Local banks had universally wltheld HOARDERS OF ♦heir gold owing to the nervousness of de­ positors, up to the conclusion of the elec­ tion. To-day they began paying the yel­ Dispelled Thousands of Idle Hands Since The Threat of Debased Currency low metal out to all their customers who Are Given Employment desired IL An inventory token a few weeks ago showed that most banks here Woolen and Cotton Milin Start. Pittsburg, Pa,, Nov. 5—Special Telebad from 9150,000 to $250,000 In gold and Ipswich. Mass., Nov. -5.—The woolen one or two had more. grao>— Merchants, shopkeepers and officers of eatings banks saw more gold money In and cotton mills of the Ipswich corpora­ “We will put 1,500 more men on the tion, which have been shut down for some construction ot the Kansas City, Pittsburg trade to-day than for several years. At^out 920,000 worth of yellow coin was time, will start on full time early next and Gnlf Railway at ouoe.” said President Employment will be given to A. E. Stillwell of that road to day. paid out to city employes, and It soon week. “We found Its way into general circulation. A about 1,000 bands. * began laying track south of Mona. Ark., Springfield,Mas»., Nov. 5 — The Spanldnumber of mills will pay wages in gold yesterday at the rate of three-fourths of a & Pepper Manufacturing company has mile a day. We received cablegrams from Saturday. Many of the banks report an increase In started up its factory in Chicopee after a Europe buying our securities this morn­ deposits since the election, and some cash­ few weeks’ shut down, pending the results ing." iers said they took in more gold over the of election. The company had a large Even Colorado Feels the Change. counters yesterday and to-day than at any □umber of orders conditional upon the Re­ Denver. Colo.. Nov. 5.—The laying of publican victory. time in four or five years. rails on the Golden Circle Railroad In the Worcester, Mass. Nov. 5*?—The Knowles The gold came mostly from people of Cripple Creek Mining district was begun small means. Most of them said they had loom works, which have been running to-day. Syl T. Smith, president of the hoarded it for fear of Bryan’s proposed 53­ nine hours a day, five days a week, will Florence and Cripple Creek Railroad is In cent dollars. Now that the silver Issue is start up next week on full time, ten hours This concern charge. settled they are not afraid to put their a day, six days a week. it U reported that since the election he which employe several hundred hands, and i money in circulation. has floated bonds for the construction of The manufacturers who predicted an is one of the largest manufacturing estab­ not only the Golden Circle but also for the immediate advance In iron and steel pro­ lishments in the city, has many large or­ Florence Southern Railroad, which is to ducts were good prophets. The price of ders which were contingent on McKin­ run from Florence to the Sliver Cliff dis­ pig iron has already advanced, and a meet­ ley’s election. The Winslow skate factory, one of the trict ing of the billet pool has been called for SL Louis, Mo.,*Nov. 5.—Special Tele­ next week. Though It is not thought that largest skate manufactories in the country gram.—All St. Loais banks resumed gold the pool will take action on prices, there will begin, work next week, working fiftypayments to-day. President Thomason of is a rumor among a few brokers that It two hours a week. It has been running the National Bank of Commerce said: will. forty-five hours. Colonel Winslow, the “We have to-day ordered our paying proprietor, says his customers have been Will Make Work Far Thousands. teller to pay gold whenever asked for. The pig Iron advance, which will result holding back orders to see how ths elec­ We did this as the result of the election iu hundreds if not thousands of idle men tion was going, and now there will be of Mr. McKinley. finding employment, is from $11.50 per enough to keep the factory running with a “Before the election we dared not, as ton In the Mahoning and Shenango Val­ full complement of help to the end of the the demand for gold by those who feared leys to 912.25. This makes the rate in the season. the success of the silver movement would Gold Comes Ont of Hiding. Pittsburg district, freight included, about have exhausted the supply.” 812.66. Baltimore, Md., Nov. 5.—Special Tele­ Southern Ironworks Rejoice. Great activity is reported among the gram.—This has been the busiest day in Brlmingham, Ala., Nov. 5.—Special valley blast furnaces. Four of them will the history of the local banks. Prior to start as soon as they can be put in shape. the election the people had been drawing Telegram.—The election of McKinley and Several furnaces In the vicinity of Pitts­ and hoarding gold and currency, but now the triumph of sound money and protec­ burg will also start that the result is known they are just as tion are already having a beneficial effect upon the Iron Industry of Alabama. The activity noticed in the Pittsburg anxious to jet It back Into the banks. Last night the Brlmingham rolling mills mills yesterday as a result of the great re­ The amount of coin and notes tendered This plant employed publican victory continues unabated. at the various depositories to-day made It resumed work. More plants are preparing to get under necessary to bring into requislton all the 1,000 men. The Alabama rolling milts at way. clerks to assist the tellers. The coin Gate City, which shnt down because of the Notices were posted In the mills of the came in large and small sums. Counting dull market, the result of the free sliver Hainsworth steel company that they will It was out of the question, so It was threat, will begin work again next Mon­ resume this week. Zug’s mill with a ca­ weighed, the depositor being notified that day with a complement of 700 men. pacity of twenty-three furnaces, will like­ It would be tagged and credit given when Iron masters say that the Iron market ly resume next week. The Clinton blast counted. All of the banks had to put on has shown wonderful strength within the furnaces on the South Bide started yester­ extra messengers to carry the gold with past two days. Inquiries from customers day. which they were burdened. Over 9500,­ are pourlug in. The latter are anxious to Jones A Laughlin started a new open 000 were deposited io gold and 82,000,000 buy at prices that have been prevailing, hearth blooming mill. The company In­ in currency, most of it in small amounts. but the producers are asking a raise of 50 tends to bu lid twenty new furnaces, and Detroit, Mich., Nov. 5.—Special Tele­ cento per ton for Immediate delivery and when they are completed they will employ gram.—The result of Tuesday’s election 75 cents for January delivery. 600 additional workmen. has stimulated business and all local It is believed that the iron market will A local firm of contractors raised the banks report an Increase of deposits and ^k>w such an upward movement within wages of its laborers 20 cento per day. an influx of gold, showing that large sums the next few weeks that it rill render Factory Whistles Wake Up. had been hoarded pending election. necessary the resumption Of work at a George H. Russell, President of the number of the idle furnaces. Iron men Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 5—Special Tele­ gram—The Immense King, Gilbert and State Savinas Bank, said to-day that since are jubilant over the outlook. Warner plant at Steelton, a suburb of this yesterday morning his bank had been Hammond Feels the Revival. city, blew Its whistle this morning for the flooded with applications for loans on real Hammond, Ind., Nov. 5.—Special Tele­ first time in mouths, and. nearly 1,000 men estate security and the Increase of de­ gram.—The effects of Republican victory seized their tin palls and started to work. posits bad been remarkable. are already apparent in Hammond and its "We took In more gold yesterday than Several days ago the company posted a Immediate vicinity. It is learned from notice to the effect that the furnace would for many weeks previous, and today the reliable sources that within the next thirty blow in If McKinley should be elected. amount of gold in .the deposits is much days at least three large manufacturing This morning the whistle blew long and larger than yesterday. I know one man concerns will be reopened and give em­ who deposited 95,000 in gold yesterday.” loud. ployment to 1,500 men. Joseph C. Moore, cashier ot the Penin­ American tin will be turned out in large At Hegewlscb, the deserted village In quantities beginning to-day, and on next sular Savings Bank, also reported a big Cook County, 111., just over the state line, Monday the furnace will start on fall time Increase in the deposits yesterday and to­ rhe United States Rolling Stock Company with a full force. The company has day, and other bank cashiers agreed with has posted notices that It will give work many orders contingent upon McKin­ him. Over $45,000 In gold was paid ont to seven hundred men at once. The to employes here to-day. ley’s election. Standard Oil Company at Whiting will Illinois Mills Reopen. Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 5.—Special Dis­ give employment to an additional force of patches Indicate a revival in business Peoria, I1L. Nov. 5.—Special Telegram. 450 men. throughout the Ohio Valley as well as —Peoria industries are already reopeaiag Reports from Peoria are to the effect here. The Big Four, Chesapeake and and increasing their forces as a result of that Corning Bros, will open their black Ohio, and Baltimore and Ohio railways all the election. . and sheet mill in this city Jan. 15. The ordered their shops opened to-day, and en­ Since Tuesday factories employing Illinois Steel Company’s lease will expire larged ferces at those already running. 2.000 men have opened or will open Mon­ Dee. 30th and unless it is renewed the old The Ensign car works at Huntington, day, and many more are getting ready. company will resume operation. The W. Va« resumed. The car works at Many postponed buildings will be erected plant will give employment to 500 skilled Mount Vernon, HL, got an order of 300 this winter. mechanics and laborers. Nothing definite ears from the Louisville and Nashville Gold Is again in circulation in this city. has been learned regarding the Lakeside Road, and resumed work to-day. It has been paid to banks on deposit and Nall Company’s mill in Hammonu, but re­ Tbs Niles tool works and other shops at hae been used iu commercial transactions. ports are that the capacity of the concern Hamilton announced increased forces. Large manufacturing concerns pubMsn will be tested when the regular season be­ Furnaces at Ironton, Ashland, and other notice that iu consequence of McKinley’s gins. river towns announce that they win go in election they wOi put on night forces at A respectable impetus has been given to blast soon. once. local trade and there ta a remaxkodly The Griffith wood works and the Powell Joliet, 111.,Nov. 5.—Special Tel«<ram.— hopeful feeling among the merchants. Brest wonts, both large concerns, employ­ Tbu Fox Solid Pressed Steel Company Negotiations for the constructtaa of sever­ ing many men, announced to-day that they will start Ito plant in full operation within al smaller factories, which were abruptly would resume at once. Others report that a few days and 5W men will return to broken off five rnoaths ago, are being re­ they bad conditional orders on which they work. The mill was closed down a month sumed with a view to speedy eoMUNMwill enlarge their forces immediately. M®. . M fflLEY TO THE PEOPLE. McKinley Touches The Button. One New Egg Co Ces as' a blessing these days, but you can be sure of get­ ting Good Eggs of us as we are selling only candled stock. Sterling, Crawford & Co., Bargain Grocers. X-ray ....Spectacles.^ Eyes Properly Fitted With Glasses. No Charge For Testing. F. R. PRNGOflST, C^Notlce the dally Weather Re­ port In my south window. THAT RACKET WARMER ABATHEB May be rxpected it you buy a pair of those bed blankets up at Phin Smith’s Racket - store. NEW SIGN Phin Smith’s Racket store reads a new sign. No one ueed miss the place now. . YES WE HAVE Just got our second order of underwear In. The price and quality Is what does it. Phin Smith at the Racket store. CLOSING OUT Our millinery, readf n sign at Phin Smith’s Racket Store. MCKINLEY If elected will cause n rise in hosiery. We are well supplied call and see and get prices. Phln Smith at the Racket BARGAINS In ladies, misses and childrens shoes. No one cau or will meet the prices and quality. Wo will bet money on 1L Phln Smith at the Racket. SIXTEEN TO ONE Well wo bare a 1c table, and our 5 apd 10 cent tables have new bargains every day that no one can beat, as we sell many things on our 10c table others ask 15 to 30 cents for, and many bargains on the 5 ceui table others ask 8 and 10 cents for. Phin Smith at the Racket. BBYAN If elected will cause a drop in tip and we waut to sell os much as we can, s j we are making prices no one else will meet We receive a new lot from the factory every week. Phin Smith at the Racket. W1 ABE In want of eggs and will pay the highest market price. Phib Smith at the Racket HANNa Does not set the price on our hats. If he did the protection would make the price about X more than we •ell for, and we will bold to the cheap price as long as we have any hats- left. Phin Smith at th€ Famous. BUBBEB8 You know when we can we give you a benefit and will now when we can. We have a large new stock: no damaged goods and they must be ■old. Phin Smith at the Racket UKDXBWXAB We protect yon on the price of all the underwear you buy of us. Now We have a lot to close out. Phin Smith at the Racket. eL but oar men and boys shoes teg down in price; call and see. Phln �Hasting'' Banner Thursday, Nov. 12, 1896. W. R. COOK. Loral Editor. I Have e Wall 'Pafer left and want to sell it :• my Spring Stock •xs. Come aucrybody look it over. I will A. A . " Wall Paper J^nnrnon ■ICKDCKBa “ *n,0“"t « . C.^7ra°fRn'“ Y^Jo-nortbor 7 n'thi and with '7 It wut, 10 Ule ltround •»»< proekmallon. He Read the McCoy Furniture Co.’a'cost °t bar. three h(lniM «>n.Uni«l so tons doslCT»t« Tbo «t,y. Ko, M - -* —I’ the day WO I'flWH k. . .... . ..- sale adr't brtid-* how lh.7 ,,u 'nsurauw. • .Xy* Th. Table C’ompnny received some good Ho v ,w orders this week. Bui lUtle has j>een heard from the ... ............... — •fur Mr expressed northern hnn lag parties as yek ’ Uon’trorg nh.t you can gBt . Bn, great Iosil^'" luoeb tor only 10 cents at Burman A WTuTp teachers meeting —«-tner»n,«tlU|t ot the M. E Marples’. ' Urge str. k oyster shell, ground bone McElwain was Netted ------ 1 secretary and etc. received ,t Hendershott’s uppo.lt. th. nu treasurer; C. ' g. Whitcomb, librarian; « Court House. 0live Heath, organist; J. G. Nagler. chor­ When all others rail to make yo.tr ister for the coming year. /TtoTefennnr your watch run stttlrfaclory, It to VUI1U Juhu ■ - ■ bring• ■» next meeting. Mrs. E. A. Burton was Hessmer, the Jeweler. elrcfed a delegate to the state Sunday IMure you buy . ,obe, horw blmikols Sehool couventlun at Knlamaioo. blnra, Imilor, etc ,urt Hender’ shott opposite the Court Home. Our friend. E. W. Moore, of the Battle Wheat continues its upward climb and Creek Journal, was about the only thing money than I there are those who expect to see it r«ch left on earth In ths shape of a republican over In free silver Calhoun county at the • LOO a bushel soon. We all hope so. ' it. 1 have a Renew your subscription to the Banner recent election whe^he was elected repre­ glod assortment. Ij so as not to miss osr new serial story sentative and the great run be made In the face of such odds Is a high compliment to which will soon appear iu our columns. his ability and popularity. We are sure goilig to buy at Thanksgiving Is close at hand and this his record in the lower house will fully me a chance to Is to remind you that the place to get your sustain the hearty support accorded him candles and nuts is at Burman A Marples. by his friends. what have. The Bakwer’s serial ’’My Strange I‘a. No doubt one of the best shows that #111 tlent” ended last week. We will soon visit Hastings this seasnn has been secured ' commence the publication of another one for Tuesday evening, November -24th, at 1 equally as interesting. the opera house In this city, namely, Butif Mark Haana Is responsible for th< Kennedy’s big company of people in raise In the price of wheat and the contin­ “W A Mistake.” The company plays at ued increased price, wouldn’t It be a good Grand Rapids on Nov u»th, 20th and 21st, plan to make him secretary of agriculture avd will fill in an off date here. A large The case of the People vs Roman Bull guarantee was nveeMsary to Induce them.to 88 quiras. for fraudulently disposing of chattle come here, and the people should turn out mortgaged property, has headed the list of and encourage the management of the cases on the court calendar for lo, these Opera Housqln the securing of only first class shows fdr the coming winter. many years. k- i «l reported on the lakes, The ladies who have been selling tickets Owing to the-fact that the Armenians a new ’.amp go to Phillips & for the lecture course have met with ex­ who came to this country for'refuge a few cellent success, and the lectures promise weeks ago. have all been provided homes, Hear Luu- -Vlwft Banks Tuesday ev- to be as largely attended and as popular as the W. C. T. U. who were agitating the they were la * year. question of bringing r few to this county A A A A. -• Fred Heath NEWS. sport- uri quail as being quite Miss Garn U no.V milking special prices . on millinery goods: Have you examined the new crockery at i Phillips and Erb$?{ . ; 1 { ; . , I . ' . ' Geo. Bassett and Irving Gaskill, are two Barry County boys who have received appolntments as mall clerks for Uucle Sam. The latter has a run between Grand Rap. ids and Petoskey. for a time, will not be cal led upon to do anything at present. The report that was abroad last week that fifty families were to be brought lo this city was absurd In the extreme, and had no foundation what­ ever. In case any bad come their support would have been guaranteed and they would have been iu no sense a public charge. ’O•hip. let then., with one accord. render thanks to the Ru er ot the Universe for °ur preservation r.s a nation, and our de­ li wrence from every threatened danger; for the peace that has dwelt within our boundaries; for <ur defence against de­ fense and pestilence during the year that lUPi passed: for the plenteous rewards that have followed the labors of our husband­ men: and for all the other blessings that have been vouchsafed to ua.” For Hidks predicts in substance as follows for November: October will close with storms whiotkln the west will give way to warmer weather for the opening of Nov­ ember. Election day ought to be pleasant In this section. Storms of rain and snow will follow 4 to 7, starting In the west. The 5th and Gth will bo the marked storm days. Cold winds will follow and the ex­ treme will be reached 6 to 9. Perhaps a slight shock of earthquake may be felt be­ tween the new and full muon. Stormy and disagteyble weather 11 to 13. Sleet snow and high winds are likely in this section, followed by a freexe. Storm con ditions from 16 to 20. These predictions are general and Intended for the whole country and It Is perfectly natural that ex­ ceptions should be noted. For. instance, peculiar conditions seem to govern this section nnd predictions are often to fault here. Very cold from 23 to 25. . The month will go out warmer with rains and snow. A Fine, All Wool, Black or Blue Kersey. For Qia'itics that were sold for §12.00 last year. For Since Judge Smith has been upon the bench he has endeavored to get pictures of the;former Circuit Judges who have presided iu. this county, and has secured them all with the exception of Judge Van Zlle , of Detroit, whose picture will soon grace the walls of the court room. Yes­ terday afternoon Hon. P. T. Colgrove pre­ sented a fine picture of Hon. F. A. Hooker Justice of the Supreme Court of this state, and a former Judge or this judicial cir­ cuit In a neat little speech Mr. Colgrove gave n brief history of the court In this county, calling attention to Judge Ransom who presided here In 1840 and with him Nathan Barlow and Isaac Otis who zeted as Associate Justices, in 16j43 Judfcu Judgj Ransom was again elected and with him | were Nathan Barlow and Thomas Hum­ phrey as Associates. In 1846 D. G. Robin­ son was elected Associate Judge but as the law was passed duing away with these officers he never took bis seat. In 1848 Sanford M. Green was elected Judge and a touching letter written by him to Judge Smith In 1894 was, read. Judge Mundy succeeded Judge Green In 1849 and In 1856 George Martin was elected Judge and continued till 1857. Lovell presided here from 1855 to 1871 and be was followed, by Judge Birney Hoyt who acted till 1877. In 1876 Barry. Eaton and Calhoun counties were desig­ nated tn constitute the 5th Judicial Cir­ cuit and Judge Philip T. Van Zlle pre­ sided over them for one year. In 1878 Judge Hooker was elected and served till 1893 when he was elected to the supreme bench and was followed by Judge Smith in presenting the elegant picture of Judge Hooker Mr. Colgove made some very ap­ propriate remarks, calling attention to the long acquaintance that existed between them, and to the honorable straightfor­ ward course that had always been followed by Judge Hooker. Judge Smith In re­ ceiving the picture made a few remarks touching ujrt.n Judge Hooker’s honesty and the fact that the most of his active practice was before Judge Hooker. The picture is a large photograph., nicely framed, and will be not only an ornament to the court room' but a valuable addition to the collection ot pictures of ex-Judges who have presided In this county. There was a burglary reported al Chester last night. A store was broken New that viectijm Is over lets settle Into and S19 in money, several rings and down to business "figain. four pairs of rubber boots t^ken. It was ,lu«: think of it. Barrel salt only 65 probably the work of tramps. A dispatch from Battle Creek to the dally papers states upon reliable authority cents at Philips & Erbs. Go to Hendershott’s and Dickerson’s op­ that the Central Michigan railroad, pro­ First number on the lecture course next posite Phillips & Erbs, for fine line of jected from Ohio through Battle Creek to Tuesday -.•t-iiing at the opera house. ladies and childrens underwear, mittens Pictures enlarged at Christmas* studio. and hosiery. Prices to suit the times., Grand Rapids, thence to Grand Haven will now be built. The survey of this Gh your w.stalled early before holl­ Millinery parlors of Miss J. R. Sherman. road passes through Barry county, and is days. Having employed H. C. Morey, a first known In these parts as ’-Jerry Boynton’s Fire sale of drugs, patent medicines and class watchmaker and artistic engraver I road.” He has had the financial aid for sundries etc.—Landis. Moved to Ttokier solicit all kinds of watch and jewelry re-, the road arranged with London capitalists, building. pairing and plain and fanay engraving. who have waited until the result of elect­ ion Iu this country before taking any deA gtKMl'tnp carriage to trade for a cow. AU work will be promptly atten did to. elslve action, and it Is claimed they are Inquire at R. I. Hendershott’s opposite John Bessmek, the Jeweler. court House. ' z j John Cole took a walk of about nine now ready to lend a helping hand. Thtnk of planting an advertisement in miles out in the country Tuesday, through At the convention of the State Federathe Banker for the holiday trade. Its the rain and mud, leading a colt which he alioo of Women’s clubs held in Detroit time to get It rooted. promised to lead out to a friends farm nine last week the following officers were electLand;- gives great bargains, in al! goods; miles distant from Hastings, and leave the el: Mrs. Charles E. Fox, of Detroit, presi­ patent mediemet nut hurt, only wrapper colt wltL aforesaid friend if McKinley was dent; Mrs. Anna Palmer. Saginaw, first wiled. Tinkler building. vice president: Mrs. Frank Withey. Man­ elected. The band gave another concert on the istee. second vice president; Miss Florence Landw will save you 50 per cent oo all goods. pat«-vt medicines, drugs, sundries street Saturday evening, notwitbstandtng Bulson.^Jackson, recording secretary; Mrs. the Inclemency of the weather; they prom­ Lucy W-'-Bancker. Jackson, corresponding etc. Tinkler building. ise another concert next Saturday even­ secretary; Mrs. Mary Ambler, Northville, Boots and shoes and clothing to ex­ ing, beginning at seven o’clock; and so on treasurer; Dr, Mary W. Williams, Katou change for wood. • every Saturday evening as long as the Rapids, auditor, and Miss Josephine O. D. Spaulding. Gould, of Owosso, and Mrs. Irma T. Jones, weather permits. Leering tbe Chinese laundrymau pro­ of Lansing, directors. Saginaw was chos­ Tbos. Heney has sold 90 acres of timber m add new machinery to his outfit en as the next place of meeting. Hast­ and eua;■: ■ customers to get work in 24 to 1 Harley Powers, of Johnstown. Chas. ings was represented at this meeting by Eastman, of Irving, will start a saw mill hjurs if necessary.1 Mrs. W. D. Hayes, Mrs. D. W. Reynolds, on the property this week. About 20 bands L. E. Stauffer desires to announce to will be given employment Harley is also an I Mri. R. M- Bates. bls pair that from now mi he will buy running 20 bands In his mill in Hope near During the last campaign one of the dressed poultry every Monday and Tburs- {Chas. Robinson’s. proud b>asts of the free silver advocates day. Don’t forget the days. was that the gold dollar was a 200 cent If any of our subscribers have not re­ dollar. Those gentlemen now have the We shall for a few weeks make special ceived their Banner the last week or so. opportunity uf becoming very wealthy If prices on all dress {patterns and best dress we would like to hear from them as soon they choose to. They can lakt* their dol­ goods, also on capes and jackets. The as possible by posUTI card or In person-. lars, their silver dollars or their paper prices we shall make will save yop money. Our mailing list has been entirely re-set. dollars and get gold dollars with them. Call before you buy. and In doing this soma names may have Banks are paying out gold as -freely as O. D. Spaulding. been lost. If so we desire to right the they are silver, not only in this city but Everything new. and clean at Lee Sing’s error at once. • ail over the country.. Millions and mil­ Chinese Uunduy. He also has more help, Innovation In church music at the lions of dollars are coming out Into circu­ two Celestials having arrived to assist lation again and confidence, we believe, him. on? coming from Battle Creek and Episcopal church next Sunday evening, We understand will no doubt prove an interesting addi­ will be fully restored. one from Cbieagoj tion to the services of the church.^ The that right here In Hastings thousands of The very latest sensation In town Is Innovation is In the shape of a ve«'6J boy dollars In gold have been deposited since cansed by that 20 cent coffee at Phillips & choir. The choir Is a large one and they McKinley’s election by people who had it Erbs. How such good coffee can be sold are singing remarkably sweet with the lit­ hid away. for Much a low price is one of the myster­ tle practice they have had. . , The case of the People vs John Quinn ies of trade. Just try some of this coffee. Now that election is over, cone in and has been occupying the attention of the The Knights of Pythias, of Barry Lodge, pay for your Banned Wlntei is coming court this week and has been stubbornly have* purchased the finest Jot In the new on and you will want good reai Ing matter contested on both sides. Prosecutor addition to Riverside cemetery to be used during the long evenings b fore you. jjweexey fully maintained his splendid for any debased member of their order With the Banner we club the New York reputation as a lawyer and prosecutor and wbo for my reason has no lot to be burled Tribune fur tl.OO, the semi weekly De­ carefully looked after the peoples Interest. on. troit Journal for 81.50,' and the Inter Elmer Klrkby. a young attorney from We have had several varities of weather Ocean for 81.35. Take your :boice and Jackson, ably defended Quinn ’and made an excellent plea in closl«« the case for the past week, but none that we would send in your subscription. his client Tbe charge of Judge Smith ctre to tie to for any length of time. In Go and see the great play ‘Afl a Mis- was very clear, plain and thoroughly Im­ ®*ny places quite near us snow fell to a take," go and bear the sweet tinging, go considerable depth, not enough however to and see the up-to-date specialt es. go and partial. and after receiving It the jury was taken to the jury room. It will be re­ mke sleighing a possibility. lauah at the whole thing. It* a better membered that Quinn was tried for con­ Would-you buy a barrel of rotten apples play than Hastings is used to getting. spiracy In the robbery of old man Jacksbn Just because you could get them cheap. Hustings ia the smallest town it will olay i of Maple Grove, ftr tbe actual commission i’0Due people buy rotton printing be­ Inin Michigan. They have an off datei of which crime Orlando J. Easterly is now wusi it don’t cost as much as good work. and we get the benefit by giving them a serving a life sentence at Jackson. Tbe will do g00d wort or not aiL Oom- large guarantee. . jurors who tried this case were: R. H. The republicans observed the election of Al toft. Hastings; Anson C. Boyes Cark Pare Banner work with any other you “ay pick up. . ’ • McKinley quietly Saturday by Illuminat­ ton; Tnoa. S. Brice, 2nd ward; Rd. G«ler, The Michigan Press Bulletin comes to ing their homes in the evening. Some Baltimore; W. A. HendenAott, Belllmore; very elaborate decorations were observed. Welter C. Jobneon, Yankee Spring.; Har­ 0Qr desk every month as bright and neat Iu the fourth ward the homes of J. W. ry Jone., Oreille; Tip Ketcham. Pralras the first summer girl at Saratoga. Its a hummer, of good sire, nicely printed and Bentley. C. H. Huffman, Chas. Rogers, lerlUe; Robert MeXee, IrTln<’ W’ "j’ edited and.Is growing larger every month. W. H. Puwera, C. S. Brown and P. A. Rule, Caatleton; J. L. Smith, Woodland; Eft. Fairfield will make It a paper much 8he 1 dim being partlculary noticeable. It Perry H. Woolej. Jobuatown. Up to .be was alao observed that some of our free time ot going to P«« l>*d ®°oght after by the newspaper fraternity of the slate as well as the members of the, aUvar friends must have retired early that yet come in. . evening judging by their darkened homes. wrellent association tt represents. [Additional local on first page.] A Fine Wool and Silk Lined Beaver. For $2.50 4.50 Boys’ Reefers, Astrachan and Chinchilla Goods. Storm and Sailor Collars. @de^ter § 5ul^Ott® - LEADING CLOTHIERS * GOLD OR SILVER Has nothing to do with the case. What we want are new customers. We do not use this space every week to keep old customers coming to the store; our values do that. It is used with hope of interesting people who do not yet know what we can do in the way of value-giving. We quote this week some of the prices that are making this store so well known. You may not see listed here the article you wish to buy ,bu* its safe to say you’ll find it here if you come, and at a less price than you expected to pay. A good clean Batt, only . - 5 Men’s Wool Socks, only 25 Ladies’ Fleece-lined, heavy ribbed vests and Pants, only - 23 Ladies’ fleece-lined, heavy ribbed combi­ 50 nation Suits, only Ladies’ Non-Shrinking, wool combination Suits, only 49 Ladies’ Skirt Patterns, I only cents. cents. cents. cents. $1.60 cents. L E. 5T/WFFER SOMETHING NEW Nice, Warm, Lined Shoes for Children. Fine Dongola Stock, Nice Patent Leather Tips, Pointed New New New New New Furniture - Draperies - Lace Curtains Window Shades Picture Frames - This is your chance. The price cut in two Toe, Spring Heel, Button. - • Cost No. 9 Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine ■ AND SEE THEM At the Red Front Shoe Store. WmiiET li BROISOI HE McCOY FURNITURE CO. have decided to close out the entire stock, and will give prices at and below cost, and will offer the good housewife a golden opportunity of securing new Furniture at Cost for the first time in the history of the business in this city. The sale will positively close Nov. 30th. T p s._ For the further benefit of our customers we will include all Carpets in this sale. Archie McCoy Furniture Co �wasniDgtoo. •iectea, luciuuma mw*’ congress. • Beattie. Wash.. Nov. 5-Bryan has car­ The annual ball of the Occidental Ly- i followers and was prepared for the news, Claggett, democratic senator, la elected. ried this state by about 10.0Mceum and Sporting society was at its ’ Thursday, Nov. 12, 1896. i His wife, too, kney that nothing encourag­ WASHINGTON—La er returns show that ing waa to be expected. Her natural good Bri an’s majority in A'ashington. as also Memphis. Tenn.. Nov. 5.-Tenoessee is height when the roaster of ceremonies,! nature came to the fore when ehe realised that for Lewis and J» nes, freeesuverconCOOK BROS.. Props. silver eon- ‘ •enerally concede to Bryan, but th* a gentleman in. full drew vest and trou- ; that the strain was over nnd ahe laughed gresslcnal candidates, will be c.1 about 12.W. gubernatorial election Is exc^dtngly clow sere and sacquo coat, and four breast- j and joked wjth those about her, while Mr. .with Rogers (fusion), for*governor, ernor, prot proo- between Taylor (dem.) and Tillman (rep.) pins in his ahirt front.vaulted airily into ; ___ . Jo P*® Editor >—j have an. > Bryan idso chaffed the newspaper men. ably 600 less. Maryland. Immediately after receiving Senator Jones* WKINLEY CHOSEN. MICHIGAN—The t< tai vote of Michigan \ Baltimore. Md.. Nov. hy the middle of the ballroom lloor and nSnedy for CfX’S-l'V.i' J. By ill fold, telegram Mr. Bryan wrote the following appears to have been In round numbers carried Maryland by at least 18.0W «na- said, with an ominous glitter in hia eye: ; luuusuiAof hopcfasraiE hw-brat n,t-‘: . dispatch: 485.010. of which, for governor. Pingree re­ iorlty The Indications also are that ,tne •Hon. William McKinley, Canton. O : ceived 275,600; Bligh, 2A«0. Pingree's ac­ state “I am informed by some of the ladies ivrmnemly oircl So rroof^nsiUv. ; He Will Be tho Next President ol Senator will send a solid republican d. lega­ Jones has just informed me that tual plurality has increased to 7e,3i4r. Mc­ present that some of the gents from ■ o. its power that I epnsakr it my dii*" t house of representatives. the United States. L-ar fw iatln fm to those of v-u- rr. the returns indicate your ok ?tion. end I Kinley’s ia about 18,0)0 lean. The legisla­ tion to the next Arkansas. over Dead Man’s Gulch way air just a to extendbmy congratulations. isbeaten now estimated as follows: Be.nare. - We Little Kock. Ark.. Nov. A-iteturns from little bit too exuberant in carrying out wtoteeCotBumr^^n^fVo^^.: hav»- suumilu-d the Issues to the American ture Lun? Trouble, u they wifwrite rr 7 ! 28 republicans, 6 fu«->ouists; house, su re ­ the election Indicate that ma* Me Carries 24 of thr 43 States, nnd Toe- people and thete will is law. publicans. 20 fuslnnlvt j < the Aggers of the donees and when I tstpress and postoHkc-addre s. Sincere! jority in this state will not exceed 85.UUU. albly More—111* Vote in the Eloo^WILLIAM J. BRYAN.” NEBRASKA—Complete returns from 4-t s’ng out: ‘Swing yer ducksy-daddles.” I. A. SUX3N, IL tL, l«3 ixa-l Bt., Georgia. toral College Not Lent. ; Maj. MuKlnlry’s Reply. out of the 93 counties of the state received Tl:r» lltlHni'.al r.nrt Rn.i—__ «• * “• a*.. No'- ' « niAJorlir these genU swing their ladies clear off’n/ Tbaa.aGi. • Canton. O.. Nov. 6.—At noon Friday Maj. at populist state hea ’quarters give Bryan inAtUcia. Georgia Is estimated at 40.WO. 7.086 majority, and Hcdcotnb (fusion) fer their fceL Now we want things to go McKinley sent this telegram: Florida. ’Canton, O., Nov. 6, 1U:6. Hon. W. J. governor, W.tHa. It la estimated from ch«-saJrfL-Wo.vlll«. Fla,. Nov. <-Twenty-Mx off happy*and hnrmonioua here to­ Chicago, Nov. G.—Chairmah Jones Bntan. Lincoln. Neb.; I abknowledge the figures that Bryan’s udtjurily in the state 'be about 19.000. uni Holcomb s about oroclncl. out ol U lr. Florhla rive brjan night, -but if any more eomphiiuts of 1 formally cotf.eded tbe defeat ot Wil­ receipt of your courteous message of con­ will 16.0CO. 1 — M.Kinley. W7. « Us” «U“ continue, this sort are foade some o’ the Dead । gratulation with thanks and beg you will liam J. Bryan last night and jmalle his receive my best wishes for your health and ILLINOIS— Illinois !s In McKinley'.’ col­ tii'oushout the state Bryan . plurality a JI Qian’s Gulch gcr.ts ’ll be likely to go > umn by a plurality of between f4i),< "’ . ; ■*. last presidential campaign Ktntcment happiness. ■ a home cn a shutter; yr hear trie! Choose I Maine. 150,000. Figures received up to late Thurs­ (Signed) 9 "WILLIAM M’KINLEY." to the public as follotvs: Portland. Me.. Nov. c-Thcro is a gen­ ver pardnrre ter tbe next kadrille an’ [ f X X./ j day night from the various countku* show “The result of the prrstdentinl picctfon eral falling off of about S per cent in thp ill n-rt«»<S»'l” auJ tbrv all -«t” I H |TP ? H I? G ' ‘ ' M’K.1 NLEY TO HANNA. I a plurality.of H4.X14. Is apparently no longer inMoubt. It has ! WlSCONSIN-The plurality nf McKinley tutul vote, compared with that of the -auto Ui been one of {he .-los- <t contests that the The SuceeM^^xl Candidate Dl»coursos on ! in ’Wisconsin has gone above the 1*'.'.:.J election. The prubabUlty U that the repub­ to the. tune of “Granny. Will Yer Dog I t I » * V J * i iA L ii V people have been calle.1 on to detertninn the Result. i mark. Ho has now over lOVAxKJ jjluraiky, lican plurality will be 40.WU Bite?’’—Detroit Free Press. i in reqpnt years. \V> have clidjmee the . lec­ Canton, O,, Nov. 6.—Mr. McKinley Thurs­ • with nearly all the counties tn the state tion on our ad\ices' from shuck that were day ' • night sunt the following telegram to ; heard iruih. New Orleans. Nov. 4.-Loulsiana gives admittedly m doubt, la which wo knew Mr. Uaau An Apology. in New York: iO.Ouo majority for Bryan and elects six FROM OTHER STATES. there had been many frauds aiid from "Canton. O„. Nov. 5.—To Hon M. A. dem uera tie coBuresamfO. A man who’ has a reputation for be­ which there were evidences of Smpertug Waldorf .Ho(el.- New York: Your Official ^cmitt.NcreiMary. , 3tiMissipp:. With the returns It seems now to be ap­ Hanna, ing very careless as to his toilet was (•• ’ -graphic message announcing the result Yankton, 8. D., Nov. 7.—At midnight Ja-.-kson. Miss.. Nov. 4.-Mississippi givesparent that, while Mr. Bryan, after staking The vote for ..elected town clerk in one of tbe small the most brilliant campaign in the his­ of the election hns been received. I bet; you I South Dakota's \ote on presidentta! elvct- Bryan a majority of •••'.<’* to accent my hearty thanks for your great . t ore Is tied and an official count will be towns in. this state some time ago, <nd Wuteon w'.U nut exceed 10.UJ0. tory of our country J hua carried most of EAGLE PASS ROUt£ the states claimed to be doubtful, but services in the cause or "sound money" and I required to determine Ute result. Tiirf re­ the loual .paper thought it would be a has not carried enough to assure ills suc­ protection throughout tbe campaign now i publican managers have closed ’their of­ good joke to announce that: “Mr. HOW VIOLINS ARE "ANTIQUED. 1 cess in tho electoral college. Bryar. electors closed STANDARD GAUGE STEEL RAILS. ----- ------and--gloriously won. They were moit .■1 «“ “IU>, “>« »“*'’• ^.raUon. Corr-cMakeup.will wash himself before he as> have been chosen in nil the states south «unu> »»<1 rtt... tiv.- and wiu reel.. Ut. llcn* *!1'1 >“ u.r*. preclnci. not of tho Potomac and Ohio, except West auines the office, of town clerk.” On ipptoL.;;™ of your countrymen ,oa.o >« henrd «*»• U>» rtertur. to approbation .Virginia, and all those west of the Mis­ warm scmble Genuine -‘Strads.” .< crywhtre I will hn pltoMd to have you ^ther Lrywn or McKinley. Republican •ending tbe notice Mr. Makeup was souri except California and Oregon. He convoy lo your a.K>clau. ot tb. national cuMnta.nwn and iiuv.rnor ran ahead ot Experts in the old violin industry furious, and demanded a retraction, has 1!M) electoral votes, and this number committer my hbih appreciation ot their ; the by several hundred ““ electors —’ —-votes so may be increased by tlual returns from efficient servlcen. : far as hc-ard from, and they may have safe tell how very young afcd green instru­ which the paper accordingly made the Stages yet m question. FROM-.. ments can be made to look like products following day, in this fashion: "MrJ Duo to Patriotism. I’Atriotiam. ! majorities.. Due California. "The peopk in their majesty, Ignoring of the skill of old Stradivari us at a Makeup requests us to deny that he will “Thus this remarkable campaign closes party arty !lnea.*have lines, have declared their detestation I San Francisco, Nov. 7.—All the precincts very moderate expense. with the election of William McKinley. of repudiation arid dishonor, in whatever , in California have been heard from with wash himself before he assumes tbe It seems that by means of- a little office of town clerk.* And still Mr. The result was brought about by every kind specious guise they may bo presented. I th* exception of 125, and McKinley’s pluof coercion and intimidation on the part Thcy have with tbe same mighty power < rality In tbe state up to date is 6.196. a loss varnishing, staining and scraping, and Makeup was not pleased. How hard it ot the money power, including threats of afflrmeu their devotion to law and order i of 878 votes during the day. The missing lockouts and dismissals and impending and their undeviating respect for justice 1 precincts are in remote sections and will by pasting on an old laliel. worth about is to satisfy some people!—Our Boys and all NORTHERN POINTS'.to »H rolntata ■tarvation: by the employment of by far and the courts. They have maintained not *" be L beard for several ---- * from '---- '-----'------ ’ •“days. ---- They ‘‘ oue-half cent, that any kind of an old and Girls. rhe Interior of the MEXICAN KEl’CBLR . hl4 the largest campaign fund ever used in this their unfaltering determination to support cannot materially change the result, cj tiolin may be converted into a'“genu­ to tbe country and by the subornation ot a large and uphold the constituted authorities of their total vote tn 1892 was only 4,246. The The Yukon Miners. ine Strad ” of fdmost priceless value. portion of the American presa The presi­ the country and have thereby given new congressional situation Is much in doubt •The United States docs not recognize, dent-elect and ills party are under pledge vigor and streugth to our free Institutions So far. it is known that the Republican, Every effort is being made to prove to the American people to continue the They have.- indeed, again consecrated have elected three congressmen and the that the violin, of the theft of which Mr. protect or control these mining com­ gold standard and by its operation to re­ themselves to country, and baptized the democrats two. The legislature will no and offers more xt<ruct!ot’« tn thtFlechter is accused by Mrs. Bott, was munities in any way. No geological store prosperity to this country. As chief cherished ordinances of free government doubt be republican in both house* explorations or surveys have been un- er. tourist, or traveler .than ai.vntt.tr executive Mr. McKinley will have the cor­ wit,h a new and holy patriotism. such an instrument. Tiavermn» a nymtry unrivaled in M-riwrv-dial support of the millions of patriotic Victory for the Whole People. vnhva. puut.uuuvu, , vmw works for >. p.. dertake:L and there are no ofile!al re- rtpe with Ancient History.—lo the land Oscar Schild bach, who Mr. qPhiladelphia. Nov. 7.—Complete returns "The victory Is not to party ----- ’ or :section. — rrum from evury every county ui hi rcnnayivunm Pennsylvania anew show Flechtcr, wiid that the violin in dis-, ports upon the location, formation, de­ Montezuma. and the Aztec*. I . ? African pwpla Not lhc tot,i vot, to b0 „ follow.: For pre.l- pute was turned over to him to be pr<>|>- , velopmcnt or yield of this rich placer reBQVU ’ MXXT ;»}> efliPA I II °r. I? el'cJ*o,‘“ drnt-McKb>lvy.7»i.Kl: Bryan. <a.m; LovI Ut,??!! a of .ectlonal lino, in tho CTint, isjur Falm.r. IO.H1. McKinley. erly “antiqued.” The violin "antiquer” ( gion. There are no military.posts and ■ wPh!, dmnonatratMj to tbe . piurollty. sw.oo. Tb. republican, elect n testified that he took the violin, a . not a territorial or federal officer in t. - ,rro *, r’UBltM1 £»«»• I conareaemen (Indudbur eontreumen at Yukon. Alaska, save one customs in­ ’ ,^S.’ niu"'-.v "“bare I Urge) and the democrat. I Tbe demo­ French instrument, made by Nicola, j spector and postmaster. There is no ' KSfSJ.T’.'.Si S.„,V“c£!.u.V WUUam McAleer «old demo- aud. undec the direct'on of Mr. Flechter, SAN ANTONIO TO ’^“la‘ I or*°- Thlnl <U»»rt< t; Daniel Ermenlrout, stained' over tbe name of the maker law, save us tho miners maintain their wajii ciiaracterlxe our common and equal ! Ninth district, and j Banner own unwritten code. Church mission­ i ?“l?”*h.ll>J!*'1ri Nir-oioenth dlatrtat. The delegation to the' and pasted on the place an imitation of ( ary societies have provided for the few «IUM opportuoS. Ibe mlldlo^ d'"!^ j ^“'."d"VTmocreT'™e‘’'»ew'kX an old-time yellow label, which read: ( "Antonius Stradivariub. Fecit, A. D. peaceful Indian tribes, but even spirit­ UtJl“anno.°„' ."S? V I!?1-0' ' "hlci Jti SuTel ini D*r»*ot connections at San Antonio with ail lite* which will elect a United States sen­ 1725." He also did a little scraping and ual comfort is withheld from the from the north and east. । tlons cannot prevail. I^t us as Americans • lature. to succeed J. Donald Cameron, whose treated it with some good “antique" ■ miners, ’ . "Heaven ir. high, and the czar I straightway devote ourselves to the up- ' ator term will expire March 4. 1897, is divided h ffar ; building of America; to the peace, honor , noiitlcaliv m" fallows■ Senate ret>ubllc- varnish. '! & &r off.* despairing Ilankui colonists Fcr informationconceruii u M xun. TkM’ts and glory of our common country. Party i ^^ ’crata- T •; ^•en<?onB°should democra,K ®- How? House, republicans' republicans, ■ "Did you think that anybody would used to say long ago. Since the military Time tables and particulars, and tin- jcufiit * ;c dissensions shouldCno no >fon«r°dtelde loncer divide or or rack rack ' MnB’ 44'’ Uenio crats, 5. House repunucans, or \ub democrat., tt. Republican majority believe that this one was a genuine occupation of Alaska ceased, in 1877, Mexico or intermediate pou.t?, cad the public mind, nor the zeal or temper of :, ITO; dress. either side deter any citizen from patriotic on joint ballot, 174. frequent appeals have been made for . Stradivari us?" he was asked. North Dakota. devotion to Die good of all "Many persona," said tho witness, ' the establishment of a garrison at ChilW. G. NEIMYER. Bismarck. N. D., Nov. 5.—Complete re­ "WILLIAM M’KINLEY.” turn, have only been received from a few gravely, “cannot distinguish between a kut and the construction of a military Gen. Westers Agent Hex. h,t. T. 1: counties. Enough la known, however, to new and an old violin. There are many * road over the j-sss traversed by Yukon MIL HANNA’S TAHfAC. show that the suite ha. gone for McKinley fools.”—-St. Txxnis Gk>l>oJ)nmocrat, j miners for the last 16 years. Gen. Miles Republican Chairman Rays McKinley Has by at least 3.CKXt. 205 Electoral Votes. once considered the matter to the. cx­ C. K. DUNLAP, New York. Nov. 6 -M. A.-Hanna, chair- I New York, Nov. G.—Corrected returns ! G. P.and T. A.,Mr». hi El: . tent of detailing an officer to make a re-’ WILLIAM M’KINLEY. man of the republican national committee. from gll counties in New York state give Emle Puri Tf The German chancellor. Caprlri. In connoisar.ee. — Elira IL Sciiimore. in Americans who have cast their votes for gave out the foUowmg statement at two McKinley a plurality of r4.h7S Only one a speech said thaX “Paris is tbe largest Centnrv. William Jennings Bryan. They bqw to the j county—Schoharh . fty: i county—Schoharie was carried by Bryan und'most formidable fortress the world j majesty of tho wmavv office,, w and .m abide nu.uc mj by the re »«-­ Sumdent returns have been received to !| Black (rep.), (top.), for governor, has a plurality tsuit "t — with none zZ of -Lz the zzzzz.z^,mutterings ___ that »»u*ry me that the following states have , of nearly the same as McKinley. Theleglx- has ever seen—a stronghold with fiG would have come from the money power ' n««n carried for McKinley and Huburt laturc Ih largely republican. forts and an outer line of fortifications 1had __ it teer been zzz unsuccessful. —--zzzzzzl. TL. They ’.y__ are confldoubt; 1 “ I'm Niagara Fake Bcute.’* Massachusetts. — gold ■- standard - - ■ cannot give the ■ California S,New Jersey...10 of nearly 100 miles.” T*he wall of Paris dent- the Boston. Nov. a.—Complete returns for is built around the inhabited irartiuno* --------------6 New York ............. M promised prosperity, but will gladly wel­ Delaware Connecticut ... 3 Ohio n come it if It comes. They will continue the Illinois 24 Jregon 4 the city, inclosing ail the monuments .Stations. great struggle for the uplifting of human­ Indiana .... 15 ■ ’cnnvylvunla...... 82 and business houses. It is surrounded ity and to the maintenance of the dignity 18 Khude Island 4 of our country in the establishment of an Maine 8'Houth Dakota.!... 4 by a broad ditch. The original plans • Maryland S Vermont 4 American monetary system. And the dem­ Massachusetts provided for a second wall some thou­ .... 15'West Virginia .... 6 ocratic party, aided by Its present allies, Minnesota ........ ^Wisconsin 13 sand paces beyoud this one, but instead _ — will still uplift the bimetallic standard Michigan 14 Wyoming 1 wxrrwARD. i« m.|a.TD.|x ir.’p.u .ii and bear it on to victory. । there is a circle of forts from one to two I North Dakota 3i — Hastings................. j 4.«s|s4O ii2.:ti)j. « New Hampshire... 4| Total .2*15 "JAMES K. JONES. ■ uiilcs away from the inner wall. Near- I Mr« E. D. Jenkins, of Lithonia,. Ga., C. H. OSBORN, Local Agent. IU* .. "Thia insures th^Ir election by a ma­ “Chairman of • the Democratic National . lv 2,000 cannons are used to fortify “Xs his daughter, Ide. inherited a jority of 41 in the electoral college, if every Committee." * off Eczema, which the ” usual ■ three forts. The fireuclore forts num- , severe -- --------case - " other electoral vote govs against ua The Electoral Vote. "Another most significant feature of this ' tier about 30. They are polygons in mercury and potash remedies failed to Zito fetes relieve. Year by year she was treated The returns indicate that the electoral victory is the fact that McKinley and Ho­ , shape, strongly bustlowd and boml»- : with various medicine), external appli­ votes of the states wdl be cast as follows: bart’s election has been secured by a plu­ proof, with bricked-up ditches, covered J cations apd internal remedies, without McKiurality of over 1,000,000 of the popular vote— Blates. ' '• the largest ever given. TIME TABLE. I ways and outworks. — Detroit Free " result. Her sufferings were intense, Alabama ... 11 "I cm confident that we shall secure the In Effect May SI. 1 . Arkansas .. Press. and her condition grew steadily worse. other two electors in Wyoming and the 13 California . Central StaiMtani ’ nnc. All the so-cailed blood remedies did not in Kentucky: North Caiollna (11 votes) is Colorado ... '^Wir’'' F Z (»ue*r Tel -graph y. In doubt. seem tc reach thedisConnecticut Urfi ■ J Telegraphy by induction between Delaware .. "The Importance to the country of this ease at until S. Stations. Florida result cannot be overestimated and is a parallei wires about two miles &{>art S. S. was given, when Georgia .... matter ot congratulation to all loyal and \. / W#R successfully accomplished recently Idaho patriotic citizens of the United States." Illinois GARRET A HMAKT j" „ ?!’'L“bl'> c'’rj,ecti°if NORTH. was at once noticed. Indiana |». Til.: n u: ROME LATE EIGUKE8. The medicine was Chicago..?. ■■■. •• the isle of Mull with Oban broke, und exKansas ... thls state give the following votes: For neriments wore made before it wm w. coutinuecd with fav ­ Synopsis of Late Returns from Various Len lucky president—McKinley. W7.?FT: Bryan, 1U2.C5: 2.^77 -1. . a .? , 11 ’ T orable results, and Kalamazoo Lv.. Palmer. 11.30. McKinley's plurality. 165,122. P«««a he channel at this point u Ine . now she is cured Kut Cooper Chicago. Nov. 6.—From late dispatches I The republicans also elect Wolcott gov- from iy<- to 2 miles wide, and tbe the following results uf the election are ; «raor anil .11 lb. conJtres«m«ii. । sound and well, her Richland Jun^'t AasMachusettM . , dl.Unce Ix-twcen tho overhead wire obtained: gkshlgan ......... i । skin is perfectly Gull Lake (Yorkville) _ vuc iv u; .huh uuu Lue mai’i! KENTUCKY — Republicans claim the Minnesota clear and pure and Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 5.—“-The qstlmitod »™ j th. 'W' °f . MuU t« < . “*« itaidMippi ...... . state by from GOO lo 1,000; democrats place plurality far Bryan In the state is CO.000; ,an<* 15 Uniformly two miles. she has been saved muo....:..: their majority ax 2.600; legislature repub­ Stephens, for governor. 40.000. Latest re- A gutta-percha insulated wire was laid lontana . from what threat- Delton..... lican. • Nebraska |K>rts inuicate the election of ten demo- along shore vm of me tbe uuummm mainland and and : encd to blight her life forever. Cloverdale —■'x—& the -wviv INDIANA—Latest official and unofficial crats fevada and five republicans to congress. - - at- end. - A long indue- I S.S.S. (^vanmleed purely vegetable) Shultz returns place McKinley's plurality at S0,- The democrats on ff rouuflcd lew Hampuhlre. a majority of 30 on 119. Congressional delegation, nine repub­ joint ballot in have lew Jersey fUI tive circuit was then arranged, and roee; ctxr ^* Eczema, Scrofula, Cancer, Rheutho legislature, and HABTlNOfl..... licans. four democrats. The democrats lew York , v* WUC1 • sages sent through either wire could beumblkmu । other UilKKl blood LTDUDie. trouble. forth Carolina., have elected Robert W. Meirs in the Sec* elect a successor to Senator Vest Coats Grove.. ConneetleuL- . forth Dakota... . ond district, W. T. Zenor in the Third. „ reluI TO parallol Wire. During four I It is a real blcfcd remedy and always Woodland .... William S. Holman in the Fourth and W. Hartford. Conn., Nov. A—Revised returns davs 110 rotrular rarmnci-n ♦ cures even after all else (axis. Woodbury .... frill ar meaBagts were sent, F. Robinson In the Twelfth. The legisla- 1 (unofficial) from every town in the state . ,, •how that McKinley's plurality is M.142. D^S'de-x a press message of 120 words. A T> f Of < T> < ture is 22 republican on joint ballot. Lansing....... Rhode Island Bouth Carolina IOWA—The total vote cast in the state j The republican majority on joint ballot in • The cable repairs were then completed AX IxCHl 0100(1 ix.dT12QVd Detroit 12 k South Dakota Grand Rapids. " is in exqgss of 510.009 votes, estimating tbe I the legislature will be 214. Cooke, repub- . —•j'ro'V Tlnv”< Tennessee ii prohibition and Fainter votes together at 1 lioan. for governor, has a majority of 44,340 ! ' Take a blood remedy for a blood disease; 8 only 5,000. Of these votes. 236,761 were cast ■ and a plurality of 62.392 over Sargent, sll<JEh.. a tonic won’t cure it. for William McKinley and 219,118 for Wil- ver democrat. Bryan carries only three Vermont btatloaa. Ham J. Dryan. giving McKinley a plurality • of the 168 towns in the state. Our books ca os a. ct yxrginia tn of 87.631 This is not only the largest vote Washington Rhode Island. on blood, and *• w Zt *£ West Virginia •ver cast in the state, larger than any pre­ Providence, R. I., Nov. 5. — Returns from skin di eases Wliransln .............................. . vious vote by 70.00U, but it is also the largest I Rhode Island show that McKinley has j SOOTH. Wyoming mailed fire to • republican majority ever given in Iowa, I carried tbe Mate by a plurality that will ,• any ad Iress. Ohlwurn............ Garfield’s majority having been 45.000. i approximate 23.000. Totals TENNESSEE—Reports indicate that the 1 Swift Specific mJ Necessary to choice «4. state Is for McKinley by a small margin. „ . .. ” „ । Co., Atlanta, KANSAS — Kansas has. without a doubt, I Ncwnrk , N. J., Nov. 9. — The official can| VICTOR. Grand Eapids ........ CONGRATULATES THE elected Bryan electors. This Is conceded , vass of tho vot* for presidential electors Detroit..................... d«« a Telegram by Republican State Chairman Simpson. ln the state of Now Jersey was made Lansing.................. 8 »iJO Populist State Chairman Breldanthal Saturday. The plurality for McKinley is ; Ident-Elecu Woodbury NO1 108 <JF ATTACHMENT claims the state for the fusion ticket by CT.ltt. . . The — total *-• vote *was: McKinley ' j Woodland............... Idncoln. Netu Nov. 6.—At 8:25 Senator State ot Ml* bigan. 13.000. while the republicans assert that (rep.). 221J87; Bryan (dem.). 184,€95; Palmer ! Goats Grove Jones’ telegram to Mr., Bryan that he hart Disease Does Not Ada MK.».Z, (pro.), 5.0US. .‘ (nat. -------dem.), 6,474: Levering rrC“Ur,r^Llh‘’ C‘Mn,r ot given op the fight was handed to Mr. Bryan the majority will be nearer 5.000. The <LLL ELabtingb.............. . Anac°<M #r 1 Henry Cook,copartner?. will probably have four or five The social labor vote about equals the ; at ids residence. “You may say,” said Mr. democrats of the eight congressman, and will more *•«»* «■««* <*»*• hhk ’I'h8 n‘ :*-at Hofttne*. Mcentgan, vote cast for Palmer. S tako S till , Bryan to the reporters, “that the election thnn likely have the legislature, insuring under Ute flr.n same of Cuok & Qwk, Shultz •f McKinley Is conceded and that I will the 0 r.b a Qtaverdale ............... election of a populist United States Joseph Cn*U r. .** . issue ablate meat soon." Delton Houston, Tex., Nov. 5,-Latest estimates 1 Xverr m u elUtor Crowine better senator to succeed William A. Peffer. J JiJ*'Tn J**1 oo th,> f i M110 wvriMiN<3— —<Complete nmnMT> returns r>,inra. from r™™ »» or worts. WYOMING all place Bryan’s plurality in Texas over ISO,- « ef *»’-inchim-nt ws« mih bul ft onchtcu lo Wyomln*. (IV. Bryan ^ve’^'T'so In “aU °X*Ud non’'"?* X plurality. Osborne (dem.) for congress, ' M,W0, AI1 the <Je»ocr*t.c [ How is it with you ? rfvA j’'r tv"a. c"<* *nrt Ecur> 235. Tbe precincts to hear from cast 2JX | t*ndidates for congress are elected. ; Cooler Lv....... Hichiand Junction... votes. The indicatioa* are that ihti repubColorado. Yon uro su^eriatl from : in uoji_'• -I U’ he:i-ov»‘ named Plu iitt.T- agalns:■ aitiMyhw vr Heans will get one elector, owing to the ar- . Denver, Col.. Nov. 5.—The returns of the lauds (.i.nnei.t.. Rumla a o ch rangement of the names on the ballot, and Tuesday shows Bryan carries the state by an sign*.' Agent* bhj-’ kidney, liver P2nie,t,na‘®’c”1 ”r Jowpb Curt hi a supreme judge, and that tbe democrats — — ’100.000. ,,A Trains at Flag SUtlous as mm>u as >.b> ? over Hundred ‘UV'r n’" *u«n ot One seen. will get two electors and tha congress­ Utah Cslimbus, Kan., ttyti « URINARY TROUBLES. MU nine ren-s. tKreight Trair.s will be run ut the coi \ man. Salt Lake City. Nov. 5 —Bryan’s plurality to the tvrapany.wbo re>errelhr tight :o •bLajje s r.'i’v.", ^n’wn,“'k WEST VIRGINIA — Complete returns in the state will be 40,000. “I was delivered Haro am e Irud irwa doctor, ureters and mcdldu, modktino with. wit jhe time of such train* without notice cannot be got for several dnya, but tbe re­ DaP d this first, day of September. A D 18)6. Neruda. out avail. nad Lave become dixy listed. No f>. will wait a’ \V<K«dbury fur । • U'llgi'l Of TWINS in publican electors ixavo from 8,000 to W.000 SWKKZKY A bWIXM^V. Carson, Nev., Nov. 6.—The total vote cast train No. 1 and Freight Ku. 4!) on P- ■ & N less than*?Si) min­ plurality and the solid electoral vote uf in Nevada was about 12,000. of which Mc­ _ Attortte.vs far I'utuiiff R’r, DON ’ T GIVE UP! tbe state will be given to McKinley. No. 6 win wait at RtchUnd Janctloti in Kinley will receive about 1.200 and Bryan utes and with OHIO—Chairman Kurts, republican state the balance. rival <4 No 8 on C. J. & M R y. NOTICE FOH B BARI NG CLAIMS. scarcely any pain committee, says McKinley has good 62,(40 BkgXM** wu-** 1* »t Depot At I'M*4 s rpi!':>" before leaving rime of Trains, so ibut !^ -:to 53.000 plurality In Ohio. The republic ­ -^rr Butte, Mont, Nov. 5.-Full returns tn after using only may batt* time to check It property: < ans have 15 congreasmen and democrats A Montana are not yet at hand, but the cities ITin vy not gn forward nhtllm*xl train. two bottles of DKLAWARE-McKlnley will have be­ •nd largest counties have • reported and . H. Dkwikg, Lt. C. PorritK. I.. Suitek 'V tween 2,000 and 3,000 plurality. There are bear out estimates previously sent out that tnr JJla .>J‘* 11*’a **»«* *e«* wllowsu Jam On’I JlaiMuPT. «i»5. I*. & T A. MU’ <• Bryan's majority win be about 18.D00. publicans elec: a senator in Kent court)', Ylrgtaia. . SASKWS CIMCER TOMIC , a^d ib»r nil ri-.dttom ol n<ia de WILL CURE YOU. giving them control of the senate. The r>. ......__ . .. .. .. abaktt LMMT'bMkMS, DsEffity, dirtiMBia; itoxAth s-l Richmond. Va.. Nov? C—The latUt re­ Ik— latte? bd4 democrats will have a majority of one on turns indicate a plurality of from 15.000 to 10.000 for Bryan. Hastings Banner. Mexican i Railroad THESHORT g DIRECT LINE ft fi w of la «P Ja Detroit, Toledo, Chicago, St Louis th u ad CITY of MEXICO M b a tb Pullman Palace Bullet Sleeper MEXICO CITY Eczema aighiganCertw, I* All Hep Life Mrs. Anna Gage, wife of EiOeputy U. S. Marshal, ■ “MOTHEKS’ ever Und by a plurality of LOW. Raleigh, N. C.. Nov. i.—National Demo­ cratic Committeeman Josephus Daniels says Bryan’s majority In the state approx- i HAU O ' lock 11. th.. rrw,J JI.?? S b b a i d « M o J P o �===== MORE EDISON WONDERS. ■ Icings Banner . Thur '*y. N°v- ».-i896COO:; BROS., Proprietors Tho Groat Ipvontor 6tl!l Addinc to _ Ilia Scioaftifle Achievements. _ HOUSEWIFE. jtinty cake into. I** v put- Th* ■ !t i:»-in«nnbarcd Will Not l»k.Twa;b T..»anrt,u.u ttau,! Wood_An Iu. d. iusab>» Worker. jf cold water is kept in a will keep the cake fresh . The wAter should be re­ . i hours. » . mustard plaster take a and stir tJie. dry mustand j until it is a thick paste spread. Spread on a d apply to the affected il not blister. ,. little t-wo-tined-forks in­ i rd for strawberries ore ,t-d with the berry cnnatural colors. The mrid ufiH up tbe handle, \e blossom and the fruit ■ft r that has been Iain z kvbik and fa badly . J plan io Wet a >■« t- iiil and then'with j >r rub tbe silver until re tlisapjwaretl. Then ' chamois ' • •r :ind■ u dry i>«”iv Uh a )xtifahing . to u,e water wnn 1 iI । ' : H* With his fluoroscope Thomas A. Ed|. Sot!,c“Jio"’ *'’ok trough 2’4 feotot •olid wood. Nothing better Illustrates the tremeu ou« projn^s he has made in nis X-ray experiment*. When the announcement wins first nmde that Mr. Edison had perfected nm^jiparatus that enabled him So look through eight Inches of wood the whole world marveled. Many persons doubted the iswsibUity ON t„ Now eight inches of v.oal offer onh a slight Impediment to the eye under the X ray nnd there have been times, when Ute conditions v.vre peculiarly favorable, that.Mr. Edifion has penetrated a sheet of steel onS a&tecnth of an inch in thickness. Porous substances, like cork, for ex­ ample. practically offer no obstacle at all to the fluoroscope. Through three feet- ~~ of "*• cork objects MtsiJ may be seen n asR (J dis-•" '-..juvu, UC BIXn 1S_ tractly as though there was naoDstructiou at all, nml there is reason t< believe '‘"t " "U1‘ of “™«eier.tthickMe.ss cd to the ’ water with •«-«»*:*eri.><m<»0>d»oUte^ ^ror ^g of f , . ni * • I ■‘'8 u‘Rtt< ra are moving now. <!”f;™i thr^-rabV I ±^rOnSUB1“’’ t‘'° st t he windows careti vith kerosene and a idnth, and palish the earth into China.” And thl. idea must occur to everyone, who sees Ute wonders 'that arc being perfected at the wizard’s laboratory in Orange. As a hot pancake for Mr. Edison himself, l.c says that, he ark? Mix flour ! only want*- to perfect his vacuum tubes, that they will stand “32 lumps’’—that "’t "n *#2: i bo *-• <l>- P»«vr <««! In 3R tacandewen. is. the power used in 32 Incandescent ‘ nnnlTto Ute I S* "“’I "* th“O«rh ORIGIN OF A ijUEER PHRASE., U*f"’ ** THE LONDON SEWERHUNTER. uy tbe Common Herth Rare Intervals. Before commenclnp nperations each fr :lcra‘V i‘ ’hat Of borw (.!>«],l„,g. It „fcrs thc man in a gang provides himself with & fLre‘“r»<":“n'nntioi‘" be- buH’s-eye lantern, a canvas apron and n ton putting them on the etund. There pole some seven or eight feet in length, b.<TL‘ C‘UCh to tbe ori- haring an iron attoclimeoit at one end, giu of the term. lnitCoBgrre3ratta Gres- somewhat in the shape of a hoe. For umor gives tbe following exptaa^o^ greater convenience the lantern is in­ ' blob certainly sounds ressinahle: "In variably fixed to the right shoulder, Tsi’ thr Oh'° 'o'Jrt* *’cM «* so that when walking the light is tlT । Tnt couuty acaI’ " "r‘ thrown ahead, and when stopping its taln periods kfaown us court terms. rays shine directly to their feet. Thus accoutietk they walk slowly “•■“■■‘“Otltuk. the large „f lltlguutu and witnesses who would flock along through the mud, feeling with lon,.KU‘ v f°r ,nUe" ,lrouu'1 '■»>- the’u' naked feet for anything unusual, county seat wben court wt* |u session, at the same time raking tbe accumula­ the county authorities erfctc.1 sheds tion from the walls and picking from near the oourthou.i . where the lit!- the era*, ices any article they sec. Noth­ ^••.<-<1 Uu-ir witne^ ,5„)uIdti(.^ ing is alloived to jescape them, no matfeed tlicir bore™ while they attended j ter what its worth, provided it is not court, und these nhetls betjamo known nbeolutely vuluelera. Old iron, pieces of rope, bonce; current coin of the realm 08 huise slu d A . "Now. owing to the limited space of und articles of plate nnd jewelry—all the courtrooms, the lawyers who al­ fa good fish which comes to the hunter’s net. , ways traveled with the court, were unaL ith "fins” in the way of coins, of J, 40 n private eonveti-ation with course, the ‘‘humble penny" predomtheir clients and witnessoi inside the walla, and so they used to take them un­ inatcys^te-gh^eriee and shillings, howder tlie horse sheds mid there tiiUt-ttatZ -ever, often increase the value of the col­ ters over with them. Aitffmgtliv at­ lection, nnd at rare intervals—too rare torneys who attended court at Chester, to ph ase the hunter—half sovereigns the county seat of Meigs county, on one are discovered. Like thc files in amber. occasion were Tom Ewing and Samuel Ute mystery is hfw they got thcrL Among other articles of intrinsic r. \ inton. Tbe court was ready to go on with, the case in which the two I worth silver spoons are most often ■ found, .although shirt studs, diamond noted attorneys were retained as opposing-counsel, when it was discovered । rings, silver drinking vessels nnd many । other quite cut cf place articles swell that Vinton was rot present. Thc court looked carefully nrour.d nnd then । the list from time to time. Lttcky finds, asked: ’Where is Mr. Vlnt^nT ‘I don’t j stuch as those above mentioned, do net know, your honor,’ said Ewing, rising i deter the sower man from keeping a . keen lookout for less valuable artick« to his feet, ‘he is not hero, but he is probably outside hbrec-fijieddh^g his . uk they float by. Jits sharp eye. from । long practice, fa capable of judging the witwsscs.’ This remark-raised u gen­ wortb of the floating refuse before it eral laugh, and»thereafter thr word even discernable to the orhorse-shedding a V.ltness {Missed into . would i di nary observer. • popular purleace."-—Wusldngton Post. J Milp after mile dors the sewer hunter FREE BUTTONS! AN ELEGANT BUTTON FREE - with each package of a « ■A 1 SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTES 1 and apply to the anything except the earth. i .tnuakv applied to the Mr. Edison’s enthusiasm and energy in win often relieve a traverse underground.* until a tolerably continue unimpaired. The things he A HOG ORCHESTRA. .''•eoinmcnded for eon- has already accomplished, marvelous as | heavy bag is the result of hfa labor. to , --they are. ha ve only whetted his appetite :>3.v i- -»» oiXX 1 man. .!■ List hHiason’s straw hat fev more. I’e sticks at his experiments During the reign of Louis XI. of j Some gangs enter the sewers at night i-hening »nd cleaning it at day and night. Ro does not seem to • and work until morning, while others j h :.n«n’ Remove the bund. know what fatigue is. For 48 hours at France there was attoefa’d to hfa court . curry out the search only during the heme * • hat on a Hat surface lo keep a stretch he keeps going nt times and one Abbot De Bnigne, n tuiuti of consid­ । daytime. Ruts abound everywhere, AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE •tape. Cut a lemon in two then he stopn only long enough to erable wjt. The abbot was somewhat j some of-them being of enormous size, the bril •<; rub the Kit withdL Wipe snatch four or five hours’ sleepy when musically inclined, a ml delighted the । large enough to frighten any beginner court with inventions of ixld musical th a soft clean cloth, and if l»e is up and at it again. nt the game. The experienced hunter, the hat Instruments. One day tbe king, after d stains have not oil been reHe never leaves the lat»orntorv now. having enjoyed a hearty laugh over one however, takes no notice of them and WITHOUT COST. ■ ;>’ Ute operation with a Mrs. Edison has gone on a visit to outtlte rats are only too pleased to sneak of these curious contrivances, and de­ <>f lemon.; Allow the hiat to of-town friends, and this gives him per­ siring to ImflTb this musical genius, away in the darkness.—Pearson's Weekly. x-iiiy before it is worn in the fect freedom to do as be likes. While commanded him to produce harmoni­ .. ■ Inter Ocean. hia wife was in Orange she compelled ous sounds from the cries of hogs. ABOUT TACKS. him at times to come home, going to Thfa seemed on impossibility to the TOGETHER IN THE GRAVE. the laboratory after him and refusing king, and lie prepared himself to enjoy Made In Great Variety and for Many Dlf31*ry Stuart aud >'.lte*bcth Tudor— Not to stir until he consented [to go with the discomfiture of thc abbot. Much The best, tacks ore made of imported her to their house, across in Llewellyn to his surprise, however, the nbbftt Perhttp.- nt- queeai who hoe the meet park. But he grudged the few hours readily agreed to produce them. .411 hc Swedish iron; the next.grade of Amerieoiap u<« with her in the grave is Mary he had to spend away from his experi- rtMjuired was a sum of money, upon the I can soft steel, and the cheapest of com­ ore "*°y also T American iron. Tacks *•*'—“ ~~ Stuart; ?. r the vault which received her nienting-rooxn, and though he is a most receipt of which be declared he would !! mon • madeiof copper ore tinned, tinned. c°PP'r Some tacks tacka are body when it was removed from Peter- ■affectionate busbemd it is doubtful if invent the moat aurjirialng thing ever I “nd,,'Or ’hlP ”« '«*■ are lortzuph athethul to Westmlneter ho did not hail his wife’s trip with en­ beard in the way of luuiiaj atrocity. Heacourtd thecoiu.'rv and Meured a arc ,,,art' of alz« ™DBln<> ,rom ai-lw’y i.fterwurd served for tbe mter- thusiasm. large number of hog,. ’ Irving their 1*“M?UnC^ ° «■*>“"“• Tte taekrom Not the least remarkable thing about rcent of her -de«oen|lantf and wu revoiore M to pitch and quality, and mon'-’ “ c“P't ,ac.k an 8’ tbe wonder-worker is the manner in jerted full '• h>m lam inspected. ounce tack. A 24-ounce tack fa about Of s..wre»*rh groups, Elizabeth Tudor which he manages to infuse hia own finally, after having fully satisfied him­ 1% inches in length. bod her sis’, r Mary rest togv.thor wlth- enthusiasm into the people all around self, he arranged the animals hi a sort There are many kinds of tacks, made a very lijnitod sfXMte. Though it can­ him. I Ii« assist anta arc as earnestly of pavilion richly decorated. The day for n great variety of usee., nnd they are t fa- »-• v hfully aOid that they were interested in tbe work ou hand as he is of tbe trial arrived, and the king and I put up in many different forma. There Ulla to make tbe weak impotent, man strong, vigorous and taarmeUc. Jori^a boa. WmwlU be de­ jning and pleasant in their lives, yv< himself, and remain with him constant­ hfa court entered thc pavilion prepared ; are gimp tacks, looking-glass tacks, up­ for. something, but greatly in doubt os • ly. "Quitting time" has been entirely <!:.vl ti.;”- are not divided. In another holsterers’ tacks, trunk tacks, Ipce , and guaranteed by W. H. GOODYEAR, Druggist, Hastings iirtment fa'neiath the abbey|floor abolished at the big laboratory. From to the success of the abbot with the j tucks, basket tucks, brush tacks, coffin Sold ' hogs. However, there were the hogs, ' r riuri-K II., William ill. and ! the meanest laborer in the place to the tucks, shank tacks, lasting tacks, min- : sure enough, and, much to the surprise chief assistant, all hands stay with the MORTGAGE SALE. MORTGAGE SALE. ‘ M?ry II. AnJfiff and Prince*George era’ tacks, cheese box tacks, and tacks and delight of the king, they began, to ( for many other uses. Within the past ( Default having been made for more than sixty Default having been made in tbe condltlsns cf I’tiiujark—unck*,| nieces and neph- i chief far into the night. days In the payment of Iulerest overdue and of a certain mortgage made by Joseph The reporter left tl>e place st mid­ cry harmoniously and in good tune, j dozen years the sole of double-pointed ।payable on a mortgage dated April 2S. IFW, and Hacbiiri Kollar bU wife of ilrvicg. Kollar t v-s-ln-lnw. i . Barry by Reuben and E.lzal»eth Khadr, husband Countv. Michigan, to Hamuri Cannon of Gales­ i’ro!!y th- cMrst combination I* night. and there’ were then no more rendering nu air that was fairly recog­ ‘ tacks has increased tenfold with the and ,madewife, to Daniel CooRmwih and recorded in burg.’Kalamazoo County, Michigan, dated Jan­ office of the Register ot Deeds, fur the conn hi ii i : bav Ux-n plonn.ai by signs of rest than there had been at nized v Tho abbot had arranged n script ' preatjy increased use of electrical wires. the uary 5thA. D. 1FK3, and ncordtd In tbe office 1 and btate of Michigan,on the 71b- of the KrttlMer of Deeds, for Lhe County of ■’ ■ . ■ his Hen'll, w thnl jx-o- midday. Mr. Edison himself was as of stops that were connected with the ' Double-pointed tacks arc also used for 'StayofofBarry August. A. D.. 1KU. in liber 47 of Mort Barrv aud Stale of Michigan, os the Seventh hogs, and upon pulling one of them ' lively ns a cricket. Between times at tacking down straw matting and for ,gages on page 182 and the sad Daniel vool- day of January A.D. I8r»in LlbSr it. of Mortr’J ■■■ b i: :-‘>r ix.-k him ufterx-u.nl . baugh having died intestate, and ’be said mort KMiex, nu jiage 538. on wlilcli mortgage there Is I him'ooLa.-'fly., Instead I the "lamp,” os he culls Ids vacuum ttite, out cau.-*ed a spike to prick the hog it . other purposes. having been assigned by Kri Jaiinu Cool- c laiined to be due at tbe date of thin notice the I connected with, nwtklnghim s<|ti«t! hfa.; Tacks that are sold in paper* are put gage ba ugh. Cynthia Green and Martha sawdy, sole sum Four hundred thlrty-nlnte Dollars and vf . • .-rly qntombeb with his ] he skipped and danced about the place, 1 i cracking jokes, telling funny stories |1 vote. The rest was easy.for by pulling [ up In full weights, half weights, and surviving heirs at law of said Daniel Coolbaugh. mx cent*, and an Attorney’s fee al Fifteen Dol­ to Rosanna Coolbaugh by mi arsig* mem dated lars provided fur in raid inortgaae, aud no suit ny with Rl^ry VII.5ind j nnd acting as frisky as a boy Just out of ; out the different stops be produced the quarter weights, the weight indicating Manfit SWth. 18«5- *«’'• recorded iu said Reg or proceedings at law having been instituted to ’a office, oh the Sfilli day of.Juur A. D.. recover thr inane} s secured by Haiti mortgage, an eye ! tune.—Philadelphia Press. the $iz«i of the package. Alfaioft ail Ister York.[and tlws arrange- ■ school. Yet he had not lev}, in liber 33 of mortgage*, on page .435. for or anv part ttitreof; kinds of tacks are also sold in bulleiu which default the said RnsaunS CoolbaugU. by Now, therefore, by virtue of the power of aalo vc Iwi-u carried out pri- 1 .n 24 hours. A Great Blaster Thief. virtue of the right given her by thc said mort­ contained In said mortgage, nnd tbe statute in lid, in a surpris'd ” he said, surprised tone, tone. 1j’ So long as Hind kept to the road his . £5-paund and 50-pound boxes and in gage, • n c^uxi withheld from. •‘'Tired? ---------bas made and hereby inakt s the wliule such caar made and provided, notice Is hereby ______ ____ principal stun of satd mortgnge end tbe li-Vr- given tJuA-n Saturday, the Ninth day of Janu,.Jx. I “Certainly not This isn’t work. Thfa j' life was one long Comedy. Ufa wit and j 100-ppund kegs. im>7. atTen o’clock accrued thereon now due and pa)shir and an -AteD ------------------------ ----In-- tbe ------forenoon, --e,™.., I ' 'x . I.'nglfah Hovereigifahavc i is fun, and lots of it. What d° we v u-r.t ( address were inexhaustible, ahd fortune • A one-ounce tack machine tf ill make est 1 sell Hat ii,HI Auction, to tbe highest hlgbert bid on which martcage there I* cianue<t tube due shall at lI,’n ’llcc Auctioniiixr;Tir4nito family totnbn I to get tl«a tart We’ll keep at It until at the date «*t this notice tbe »um ot three hun .jlt-r. at tl.e north front duor <>f the Court House, never Mund hltn at a loss. He would ■ in a day about 100,000 tacks altogether. dred Tii tii ’ f ’ ltv of ’ iix'sUi'giC ithat being ibe place eighty three dollars ai d seventy nine '■ •* '*■* ' ----1 — •* ---------------’— ■ ■ ■ . >M;: .iu-rtrout-lin'gabout .lx or sei-en o’< lock In th.-morning and , 1 avert suspicion with the tune of a p.ailiu, j The. iron is fed into the.machine in a cento for principal. Interest, taxes and-Irisur- where the Circuit Court for Barry County Is in said mort1 ■ : •hcSie-of their prede- then well go to sleep fora little while. :, us when, habited <u* a pious shepherd, j plate which fa cf a width a little greater ance, and an attoniej fee <»i tweolx-flve dob failden), noiucoy, lhe >w jir»-ml«es described ■» provided for In mortgage and ........ no suit ksh gag-.• or m.op.vv.uvxx ... said .. ............ .. ............ -;r m» much tl»-reof 01 as xs may nu*Y be bo di Deewxry than the length of the finished tack, lars ■ e ..r ■| —X. Y. Journal.____________ or proceedings at law having been stlluied io to pay the anvoitt due ou said mortgage, with j he broke a traveler’s head with hfa crook ; tbe amount secured by said moitgagr «-:gnt per rent, in’erest. nnd all legal costs, to­ IP:.il. P-guii buhrtlng a flan a to* !«. tte rwwi | and deprived him of his Horse. An early j so as to allow of material to be upset recover anv part thereof Notice is therefore herrbv i gi-iher with »■■ attorney'* fee of Killeen Dollars for the head. An 6-ounce machine will or . n-.anaotenm luul I. , ..jKnt. Weggens hasn’t the spirit of a edventure' was to force a jx»t-voliant make about 200 pounds of taeles a day. given that on the 28th day of Deo«-mt>er. .imk. ■ « ovrnnutvd for therein, the premises being de­ al ten o’clock tn lhe forenoon tbe-’o will liptudd ?-erlbrd in said mortgage ai. ail that certain lot. it: -r.liaienta! taate for erecting: □Mu.e" ^,,,1 the Indvwlth tbe bigcigar , parson, who had druuk a cup too much 1.250 to the pound, about 250,000 tacks. nt the north front door of lhe court bouse iplhe ptece and parcel of la'ul situate in the Town­ ’ at-a wedding, into a rarely furcicrfl situ- Tucks that are put up in papers, are city ot Hastings, count}’ of Bartv mid <Ute ni 4. hip nt Irylng tn the Count} ol Burry and State t n: . over M» kindred, wfeteh ,n(! the p:lste diamond Michigan, (said court house bring li e Ida** in j of Mbdugiui. and known and described as toltw v Jicm bis general lhwraet*y “No?" «aid tbe fat lady with the ntion. Hind, having robbed two gentler weighed out und the papers filled by whicb lhe circuit court for th* county of Barry । * men’s servants,of a round sum, went j! hand. Comparatively few tacks ore put is held), st public auction, lo’br hluWt bld ' Tbe North East Quarter of North WeM Quart '■ : ' 'icroillouene^s, but neither moo- . chia and the veined nose. dcr. the premises described iu s*td mortgage er uf S <:>l<«ii TwrutvmyieWl) in Town Four (4) ■. ; camedlin the same breath he en- ‘ so much .thereof as tnttj'be neo-s»ary to sat- j North Runge Nine 9 W vst.,- Containing .Forty “Nat n bit of spirit; not a bit. Tbe-t ambling along the road until‘lie “1 rP nowadays in tied-up papers: they are or isty t he amount due oh wd mortgage n» abute. : acres more or teas. < “id hewith Vir-en Victoria us a customer for red-heod<Ml husband of hers keeps a countered a parson. "Sir,” ssau i , “1 । pUtUp ni(jsfly jn pasteboard boxes. set forth, with, the- interest tbervoc and the i Samvel CaBsOX, obittugj sculpture and musoniy.—N. । boarding-finttse, you know, and sho oc- '! nm closely pursued by robbers. You,’ I These boxes are packed in larger boxes costs, charges And expentea nln»*c‘l b* law and ; COLOROVK & BirrTEn. Mortgagee, provided (or In'.said mortgage. «ald pretrtlx-s I Alt rueys for Mortgagee, ■ tually has to peel thc potatoes for thc dare swear, will not stand by end sec me and in turn in cases for shipment, A being situated ta the village of w< udhtn-1. iu Date-l Ortuta-r 7. i»qj. I plundered." Before thc parson could ' boarders’ meals. I .----- • _ common tack package is a case weigh­ the county of Bnrry and state of Mubigaw. and [ ■, would you! say.” she asked her I described' ss foMows. to-wit: . MORTGAGE SeLE. "Oh, well, I don’t pw but what that protest, he thrust a pistol into his hand ing about 100 pounds; Bdng lots tifimber four nnd ,«ix nf b!*-*k num- ) De&inlt having been made in the conditions t rriend. “if L'told you that I was , serves her right. I wo_ get out nnd un und bode him Are it nt Aral comer, <j buuv LL.. fire =t the th= prrt Tho annual tuck product of the coun­ her five ol Parrott's addition Vi iJm uiilwte of : ,t a- oert;>!n n»<> igag»> nnae by Charles W. ’ u» t he count?” ,.7, .»••<! w h’ II* fn G , «»f the «<»’rn«blp ot shovel mud in the street before I would • while lie rode off to raise the county, try is estimated nt about 20.000 tons. Woodland, the same being s m»t*<i «»• section I ®•luL'b number fifteen, town number ’«>nr t «»rth. r.r g; ,7llrvi. g. . nntyof Hairy. anBMate ot Michigan, arc I don’t know," replied the let my husband keep board k man j Meanwhile j* • * the *’ rifled ,rt-J *l.-nv.-lcra come up If these tacks were nil put up in papers number seven west, aud Iu the imvn-idp •'■i «i»ig •'r **'• uh-ti. 1 to A<rx.nd-r Fos er. of Bedford. Calhoun friend, absent-mindedly. ‘T is meant to adorn tbe home, hot with the poison, who Kteightwny. inis- cf tbe usual assortments of sizes and Woodland, county oi Barry. «" islale.ui Mitt „tate o' Michigan, da*rd December 14. ! A. D '-i8H».’*nd Tec rded tn the Offlne nf the be exactly surprised, you aUve."—Cincinnati Inouirer. laking them tor thievea, flrt-d without wcigtlxs, the papers would number about Igxn. Dated September 30tb. IR"- •<.nm,rrn ' Kegi-ur ot berrt». tor lhe count, of Barry, Romanica. c : use I never didi;think much effect. Mill then, riding forward flung 300,000.000, or something more than ; V .d i;nte<»t,Michlg»r. on die twenty thin.) dav of Dem niU-r. a l». HW>. in Liber -< uf Morttite>istol intbefaeeoflhe nearest- Thus four papers per capita of the population. ALONZO• K K ENASTOb Atelgue*r."—Chidatfo Post . g-ig^ ou vaire'r.U. on which mortgage there Is Attorney tor Assignee. tiie prison of the parish nu dfOfCed be­ —N\ Y. Sun._______________ claimsd >■ '*• due »t the date of thia notice the Minn of Five hundred lift thr. e dcllant and fore u maytelrate. while Hind, before his I’KOBAIT. OKDEK. thirry cema. and an attorney’s fr< nf twentyThe Princess Was Fishing. Too. dupe could fifnbsh an explanation, lir.il fl4edtMlar-vj.nivlde.i f r in said iu. rtgng~. and State of Michigan,<k«wi' of Barry, s*». There is a story to the effect that At a session of the Pr.W' t- Court. T" nosuitor pr •cvedtngs at law having been inplaced many a ndle between himself stttue i to reonvr tne moneys Secured by said rhe countv of Barry. ho-'lri. at Ils when tilic "pouvrs that were ” decreed d his ndTerH.arlr-s.--iIacmillan s McffProbate office. Id the C'ltv of Hastlr.i's wi mortgag*. or rviy par tti»reo? -. that Queen Victoria’s daughter. Prin­ -aid County, on Wednesday th- fourthdav oi- Now. tSe.ef .ie. by *bw<- of the p wer of ine. 2— November, in the year one UiOasiud eight huu sate on>wed in r<aid niongwge. and rhe stat­ cess Louise, must be provided jjnth a dred and ninety srx. ute 1 n su h <-.-<se marie and pn.v.drd, notice is Bow U- Could Tell. . husband there were five of her niniRsty's Present, Charles W. Annsfrong. Judge o' nereb given that on <hMur-iav. «h»? thirtieth dm <-f Jai nnr. A. I> «K>-. *t ten o'clocklo «he Tt Some veara npo, u man named Circr-n- subjects who were named as being eli­ ProlMtie. Iu the matter ot tbe estnt. <»t FIJt-lia B. Swee; forenoon. I *hali sed at public auction, to the field, living in New York state, killed hia gible. Tbe portion of son-in-law to the zey. highir»i i»tude«*. at tbe n-rib front door ot the an adjudged Insane per-MI. 6n reading and filing the reti’bvt duh verlfi courthouse, in th- rttv Hastings (lhat being wife. Hewaaconvlctetlat the first tnalj queen is not. however, looked upon as Fidelia E. Sheerer. *.eltii.g funrth that the place wher- ihu dfwll court, for Barry hut the COM was carriixl to the court in every way a desirable one. and four ed.of she Is as she vncily beiirVra, |**rm t’.esily eum'. C nn ' W ’e»i'lBU*. the yrrtnW « tlc.-icrlbed In rgjuc.xrr.sp much thereof as maybe, Five beautiful dolls, lithographed ou card of appeals, which reversed the flnd ngs of the noble gentlemen in question, get­ and permanently re.-tonsd «> mental health ium said and praying tltta tlm order of noceasary h» pay the arnmn* dun on said of tho lower court. Cos. Kobinaon thi-a ting wind of tbe affair, promptly went soundness, board, eightinchcshigh. Can be cut out aud cemnUtnient to tbAailhtn fur morrg-ge. witu right jwr cent iulerest. and all legal ••oats, together wh an attorney s ordered a special rehearing to be held Insane heretoionmane ny put together by the children—no pasting. off and engaged themselves to women the court be revoked, and peUtio<iur adjudged fee of twent -Aveuolisrscuvenanted for there­ at Syracuse. Judge Daniels presided. for whom they hod preferences. Thc Mud Each doll has two complete suits. Amenrestored to mental health and amradr-rss, and in, rhe premise* l»e»ti« d-s<ribed inlaid mort­ When an examination of the jurors bo- non of tbe duke of Argyll chanced to be that the guardianship inav b- iermlqaML and gage as all those certain lots, pte- es and jtaresu, French, Spanish, Rnssiac Chinese, S. C. Rich, her gusrdlAit. be rrqumd to ,-eib of land situate u the township of Vying, min. a curious circnmatonce occurred. awav on a fishing trip at the time, and that Japanese, German, Swiss, Tuxkurn and In­ render au account (d said giuirJianslilp t» said in the rouniy of Barry, and slate of Michigan, ” One of tbe jurora declared that he bad so heard nothing of the matter until his petitioner and such gnardla.i discharged, as in anrt-des ribed MfoUows: dian costumes. AU parts being interchange­ The north enst quarter of the sou'h east ■said petition more fully set forth. return to London, when almost immedi already prejudged the case. able, many combinations can be made, Thereupon il Is order-d. that Friday th- quatter and the south half -f Sorth west quarter ot south east quarter both on section nailed if he had read the pnuted ao- otdy the hand of the princess was of­ Z7th day of November, A. I)., I©6 nt o'clock affording endless amusement and _ tbe forenoon, be assigned 4or ibe hearing of fifteen n-li in-town four (4> north tuuge nine cunota In the newspapers. He hod not. fered to him. This was. of course, prac­ In tion. A high-class series of dots, pa tented g sixty seres more or leas. said petition and that I hr bein. M law o( said tW> west, containing A l.SXAMDXU FOffi KS. Motesgte Neither, he said, hod be talked with any­ tically equal to a royal command, and deceased and all other permit* IuWrested In and manufactured for us exclusively and | said estate, are required to app-ar mi a session COLfiitovr & Poitku. one about it. He was accordingly ex­ very shortly afterward thc marriage of At or- eys for Mortgagee. not to be compared with the numerous said court, then to be bidden st tbr Pr»Wale Dated. OcloUert7.«18BS. cused. Judge Daniels, hotviwer. ivas not office. In the city of Hasting*. In said County, took place . — Detroit Free Pr ess. cheap paper doUs on the market. and show eause. if any there In . wkt the prayer ao easily aatifled. ’He sent the sheriff the petitioner may not he granted. Aud II _ Ruins in some countries indicate of How To Get Them. 15 further ordr red, that »ald uetht.Hwr give no before the man left the courtroom to to the persons !nlrre?b*i in satfl estate, ol ascertain how he could reach a eoa- prosperity: in others, decay. In Egypt. tire Cut Oom fireonuldj lhe pe»0«>3 «< »■J Ml>» ths bead of «h« “^r„Fprt cluaion in a case when be had never read Greece and Italy they record the decline thereof by causing a copy of th» order to lx Bend these with U-n cents in rilscr v . iSSSed in the IhUtir.gs Hanmbb.anewa and fall of great empires: in England. up on it or discussed it. “Wby. he re­ tn paper—and roar mil nnn,'*£'1 Jr”/ will pirer printed ud clrcn.Mfd p’ County wo will send the dolls postpaid, vip plied. “the lawyers roaoe such dornod Scotland and Wales they mark abolition •rf Barry, once id each week for lbw- successive r.“ d 1^0^ tor twenly »' $f tyrannyv t^e establishment of ««“ p"”1— #. isjjfio™. fools of thcmsclres examining the if! Bend only tbe beads to rawid extra |x*wa~ | (Attrewr.) Judueoirrebuio. furore that I knew the prisoner must be popular ’freedom and tho consolidation MERRELL-SOULE CO.. SYRACUSE. N- Y. “ of national strength.—R- Anderson. guiltv.”—San Francisco Argonaut. ",*’tor“ 'Sr:'-’ '",h’' A COLLECTION Of BUTTONS A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSE­ FUL OF SHAME” KEEP YOUR HOUSE CLEAN WITH SAPOLIO NO-TO-BACe^’CURE@ | Beautiful Dolls FREE B I sIi Banner Print �GIVING AWAY DIMES. Tbs Mohawk volley waa settled by Bagnlar Cotta of Signals of tho Street tbe Dutch, as your readers know. and H«r Chickens. Mendicant*. When the country waa new. Yankee Animuio form very stroeig and very To give away $30 dollars un hour In peddlers came through the settlement* strauge friendships, says thc New York dimes upon the street, bestowing only and purchased the crop of maple sugar. Journal. Thus, for instance, a lioness one as alma upon each mendicant, was Qn one occasion a green - Dutchman from SotnsUIland has recently taken un­ the endeavor of a young attorney. He sold a Yankee his maple sugar far be­ der her most tender protection a youth­ and his partner were coming out of the low the market price, and his neighbors ful bull-tcrrkr, which she trusts us well city hall when they were importuned teased him for being deceived. lie as if he were her own »»ou and heir. Curi­ by a typical etreet beggar for a “quar­ eaid, in reply: “You rait and I will vix ously enough, she will have nothing ter" for which to get something to eat. him next year." ’ The. next spring be whatever to do with her young friend’s and a dlscusafon arose as to the number sold his cfvp of sugar to the same Yox> affectionate, brothers and sisters, and of beggars and how much money a man kee at,the same price. When hie neigh­ Our stock of these Goods while thc favorite reposes securely un- could give away In an hour’s saunter bors railed him, be aald: "I am do foot is so complete that we want A TRADE JOURNAL’S OUWiroArer. der*her protecting jxiw, she has nothing through thc crowded thoroughfares. I made the sap that sugar was made . suggestive onarl for all the ‘TH bet $20 I could give away $20 In from of half spring water." The green to call and see them. V»rlo«* Way* In Which Money May Bo but a very , dimes in one hour without Riviny any Dutch farmer had just as much comObtained. Again, there iu a young Maltese cat, one beggar niorc than one dime,” rash- man sense as those cranks who assert To a man who han no money there are which, on finding out in some mysteri- )y exclaimed tho younger man. The that 50 cents’ worth '4 allvar and an several ways to gvtot—namely: (a) Beg iL s g»js manner that a neslful of tiny chick- .* kier laughed loudly and challenged him equid amount of water will make a dol­ ens were left motherless, took thc <x- to make good his bet. After Home dls- lar worth 100 cents Id gold nt the pres­ (b) Steal IL ; phaned family ut once in hand (or, cu^siou iuwan Bgrevd to bet $20 that he ent standard,—N. Y. Sun. (c) Borrow it. rather, paw) and the fluffy party made could give away ten doluMS fat dimes In (d) Secure it by gift, • Th*' Mino- Wouixl Tturlvw themsches immediately at lioma in tho a t'O-minutes* walk. A golupiwe was (e) Trade something for it. With free coinage of silver at the ra­ If wo are to beg for it. we might just worm fur coat of thr. .strange fattier­ quickly exchanged for dimes and the tio of sixteen to one every mine in the Pure Buckwheat Fiour 2 20 uh well do the best we can. Therefore & mother. If, we are todd, one of the ba­ pair started forth on their mission of world would be worked to itr, fullest Pure Rock Candy Dip Syrup dollar based on a gold standard is Ivtter bies ever happens to stray too far afield, alms-giving. capacity ml thc entire output d umped The result convinced both ot them than a sixteen to one silver dollar, tbe furry footer-mother rtxxuls it at atowmintq. Why? Because forevery 50c Gal. that while professional beggars are not which to-day is worth about>53 cents in­ once wl th a plaintiff mew. ^ft.94 of silver bullion our government Apple Jelly. .. I An equally curious case la told by as numerous as one would suppose ,. frouitrinsically. • 60c Gal. would give the owner $18X0 — a net If we are to steal it, we wont tbe beat. M. Bel let of a terrier and a cat, both peafred solicitations, yet it waa such m I profit of $8.66 upon 16 ounces. Who Apple Butter 60c Ga ----•• to convince Sotb that the professional [ A thief who would steal a silver dollar whom were the mothers of happy V.ould blame Die mllUonarles who own " “ J to a gold dollar would be families in the some stables, exchang­ beggar is a nntr.iToun guild apparently 1 In preference silver mince for making this money? acquitted on the ground that he was in- ing their progeny nnd nundng and well organized and with an efficient sys-1 Common people will be forced to take tending their adopted children with the tom whereby the wiry ‘ giver, the I from the rich mine owner® dollar at 100 If we borrow it, we want that kind of utmost care. At the Jardin des Plantea, stranger and the uncharitable become I oe-nts whoee intrinsic value is about 53 money which will go furthest, for bo we in Paris, a lioness and a hound live in easily distinguishable to the practiced cento and whose purchasing value is c, along with a smaller loan. ,, the same cage in perfect peace and can o get eye. never higher tlam its intrinsic valuer— Therefore a gold dollar is better to bor- friendship, and in a corner in north The flrat beggar came in the guise of Richmondville (N. Y.) Phoenix. row than a sixteen to one silver dollar. Germany a gamekeeper has recentlya o_shabby genteel, with polite words and If we are to secure it by gift, certainly reared a mixed litter of pups and fox soft * speech. a 1. “I beg your pardon.” be we should not depreciate that which wu * said, “but I believe I bare some alain.' are about to receive. upon your consideration. I observe you A COLD CLIMATE. This brings us to the c, which is tho wear the bndgt-of a—” WhBt more he. way moPt money is obtained. A perti­ Candle Find* It Hard Work to Keep would have Hftld, what tale of wue he nent question for each of ue to ask at Warm tn the Areticn. would have poured out, is beyond spec­ Cold is merely a relative term. The ulation. The young mutt drew forth 11 this time is: What have I got to trade for money which I want? It may be. resident of the semi-tropical countries ’ dime hurriedly, as th-jugn remeuiiM-riug labor; it may be a horse or 00w; it may shivers when the thermometer falls to that the time was short hi which to dis­ be lumber or shingles; it may bo a saw­ 50 degrees, while the Laplander and pose of his coin. As he received tbe mill. At the present time we cod trade Eskimo think it is comfortable at zero. money thc beggar raised hia hat polite­ For real cold, and plenty of it, one . ly, which was so evident a sign of en­ any of the above and get a gold dollar for every dollar’s worth of value, as may­ must go to the polar regions. Think couragement to a stooping figure a few be agreed upon between buyer and sell­ of living where the mercury goes down feet oh that tbe lawyer remarked it. ; You will find more and better things in Dry Goods andjmillinrry this er. We can get a dollar which is worth to 36 degrees below zero in the house, The,stooping fellow hobbled forward I fall than ever before, and we are far in advance ot our competitors with in spite of the stove. Of course, in such and began to mumble seme plea, but a a dollar anywhere and everywhere. Now, your labor or horse or cow or a case., fur garments are piled on until dime cut his petition short. Again the these goods. We are confident that we can show the finest line of’ lumber or machinery will be worth just a man looks like a great bundle of skins. lifted hat. Dr. Mom, of the polar expedition of as much, or nearly as much, next year A few feet further and there came a us it is this, but If we have free coinage 1875-76, among other things, tells of tap upon the shoulder. It waa a*boy at sixteen to one will the dollar which, the effect of cold on a wax candle which this time, a boy of 19 or younger, who y ou get. in trade be worth as much as he burned there. The temperature was began ajxjlogetlcally. Thc d hue stopped the dollar yon can get now ? What will 85 degrees below zero, and the doctor the apology. This one didn’t raise bls that be worth? Can you tell? It may­ must have been considerably discour­ hat. He stretched forth his hand and be worth 53 cents or more or less. Oca aged when, looking at his candle, be grasped the hand of the .giver in npparday this, one day that, but con anyone discovered that the flume had all it ent gratitude. tell? They? are all pertinent questions, could do to keep warm. An old woman, comfortably thoufth and, when carefully considered, must It was so cold that the flame could poorly clod, was the next petltjo&r.r. guide us in voting at the next election in not melt all the wax of the candle, but She wiped her eyes witirthe back ot her ever shown in Barry County, and at prices that cannot be beaten in anv November, and do not lose sight of the was forced to cut its way down, leav­ Icmd when he hod Ixatowed upon her of .the cities. It will surpise you to look at this line. Q We bought fact that if all the silver in the world is ing 3 sort of skeleton of thc candfe , the usual gratuity. Then Id rapid suc- goods to sell, and if low prices will do it they will move fast. coined into money you cannot g*t a cent standing. j cession came the man with tbe sore arm, of it except by a, b. c, d or e, above re­ There was heat enough, however, to which he considerately revealed; thr ferred to.—Lumber Trad*' Journal. melt oddly-shaped holes in the thin one-legged man. tho blind man and al! walls of wax, and the result was a beau­ that nuniero'xs gentry that accept a be­ tiful lace-like cylinder of white, with a stowal of alma, nnd Invariably each one tongue of yellow flame burning inside made some outward manifestation of j Offered Him a Steady Job. of it and sending out into thc darkness gratitude. The other lawyer was asked A good story is told of how Daniel many streaks of light. ! several times to give, but.in every lnO’Connell received the grateful bless­ I stance he refused, nnd presently he wns ing of an Irishman. During the course A BIG BEAVER. bothered no more, but the younger fel­ of his circuit in Ireland he was able to Discovery of thc Skull of a Monster of low wns solicited repeatedly, secure the liberation of a young son of the yuartrrnary Age. J When the half hour was upen account Erin who had been charged with some One of the rarest of fossil remains haa offense or other. On a second turn been, unearthed in Michigan, near the of stock was taken and it was found that. 51 dimes remained. Forty-nine had been around the country O'Connell again Indiana state line, and is now in tbe saved the Irishman from the arm of possesion of George A. Baker, of South given away in 30 minutes. The young lawyer had lost his bet, but he hod law. The prisoner, overwhelmingly Bend, Ind., says the Cincinnati Com­ grateful, went up to the advocate, shook mercial-Gazette. It is the skull of a learned that professional beggary is nn him by the hand and, in tbe fullness of mammoth beaver, a monster of the “organized* charity,” that its devotees have a code whereby they communicate his heart, exclaimed: “And may the quaternary age, existing contemporoLard save ye to defend me always. Mr. neo-isly with the mastodon and mega­ with one another on crowded thoroughfares, that once n man gives he may be O’CnnntJL" therium. In only five other instances expect to bo constantly Importuned, but in the United States, and in this coun­ let him refuse, a few times and he is try alone, have any portion of the re­ thereafter unmolested.—San Francisco mains of a mammoth beaver been Chronicle. found, and these were always of ths teeth or skull, but generally of only the LIVES IN A ROCKING CHAIR. teeth. The first discovery was at NaahA Frosperoaa Chinaman of Oakland Who port. Licking county. O., by Prof. Fos­ Ha* No Other Home. ter, whose find, & skull, is described in Oakland has a taxpayer whose home American Roenti by Prof. Allen, and a cast of which was taken by Prof. Agas­ is an antiquated rocking chair, and who lias astonished the authorities by siz, and the cast alone remains. The skull possessed by Mr. Baker ks obeying an ordinance which, it was 12%inches long, is about 6 inches wide, thought, would serve to end his pe­ culiar ways If enforced. The eccen­ and stands about 5 inches high. . It tric resident is a Chinaman named has the teeth nnd also the great Incisors used in tree-cutting; the incis­ Chang Wee, and he repairs cane-seated chairs for a livelihood. ors are about 9 inches long and 1% Chang Wee covers a great deal of inches in diameter. It was found in a territory, and does not consider it worth bog, and from comparisons with other while to establish himself in a house. specimens it is the largest and finest So he carries a sample chair with him specimen now known to exist Th*» upon his back, and when meal time or live animal could not have weighed kes night overtakes him he plants himself than 400 pounds. . down wherever he chances to be, nnd enjoys a repast of rice and prunes or King Humbert, in the name of him­ goes to sleep for the night Chang is self, of Queen Margherita, and of tho partial to highways, and many people princes of the royal family of Italy, has have been puzzled to see him huddled given to the government for the fam­ up in his chair at tho aide of some sub­ ilies of the dead and wounded soldiers urban road calmly waiting for the The seasons Lecture Course will open in Africa the sum of 4,000,000 francs. on Tuesday evening. Nov. 17. at 8 o'clock This sum is to be distributed without iu tbe Opera House, with a lecture by the distinction between the Italian and the __________________ Rev. Louis Albert Banka, D. D., ot native soldiers, who fought side by side at night unless he hung out a lantern, Brooklyn, N. Y. Subject, “A Womans against the Abyasinians. King Hum- i the law was explicit on the point inheritance.” Dr. Banks lias made a bert has also expressed his intention of ' that obstructions should be indicated great reputation for wit, eloquence and furnishing, if necessary, another sum of by lights after dusk. This did not diacommon sense on the platform. Let no ' *’ " one miss thia first entertainment, but se­ 1,000,300 francs, in his name and that of ' cure tickets (or the season. The board the queen, to be divided among for the sale of reserved seats at ten cents wounded. each will be opened Monday moraiftg, A TreveUn* Crematory. Nov. 16th, at 7 o’clock at Fred L. Heaths, A traveling military crematory has and will close Friday evening at 6 o’clock, after which no reserved seat tickets will been invented to dispose of the bodies be sold, hut ail seats not sold will be open of soldiers killed in battle. It looks, to any ticket bolder. Season tickets at says the Buffalo Express, very much Si.50; students tickets at 31 00, and single like an army oven on a largo scale, and admission tickets at 50c will be od sale at is drawn by eight horses. Tbe inventor same time and place. (a Polish engineer) claims that this ar­ rangement would obviate any epidemic arising from the burial of many bodies in one place during a campaign. Ger­ HASTINGS MARKETS. Butter. 11 to IS many —ever in the van of military inno­ □ora per ba.») vation—proposes to test the invention. km per to.16 w 1*. Hides per lb.. 5. Lard per lb.. 6. Pocmom per »’U.. to. All meat that is declared unfit for. Rye per tm-.M ANIMAL FRIENDSHIPS. LAMPS CHAMBER SETS JARDANIERS Absolutely pube Hastings Banne Thursday, Nov. 12. 1896. COOK BIOS. Proprietors. Crop Report. The average condition or wheat IIn the State on November 1 was 90, in the1 southera counties 88. central 93 and northern 95, comparison being with vltallly ami ■growth of average years. Tbe average condition In the State In previous yerirs has bretr. 1895. 78; 1894,94; 1993. 69; 1892, 87: and 1891, 91. The average con­ dition in the southern counties is 16 per cent higher than In 1895, 3 per cent lower than in 1894,tbe same as In 1893 and 1891, and 5 per cent higher Ilian in 1892. Ti e plant appears to be iu healthy condition but Is of small growth owing to the unus­ ually cold and dry weather of October. The total number of bushels of wheat reported marketed by farmers since the October report was published Is 1,227.917. and In the three months August, Septem­ ber and October. 3,399.174. Thia Is 476. 459 bushels more than reported marketed in the Same months last year. Tbe average yield of corn per acre In the state is estimated at 72 bushels uf ears, equal to about 36 bushels of shelled corn. The estimate for the southern counties Is 74, central TO. and northern 67 bushels of ears. These are remarkably high esti­ mates for tbe State and each section and indicate the largest crop ever grown. The average yield per acre in the sixteen years, 1879-94, was 51.65 bushels of oars, or about 26 bushels of shelled coin. The clover seed crop la light. The es­ timate is .1-61 bushels per acre on less than three-fourths tbe acreage in average years. Potatoes are estimated to yield 80 per cent of an average crop. The extensive rains during the growing season did much damage to this crop. Hog cholera is reported from a few lo­ calities, mostly in the extreme soutbern “ counties, but stock generally Is in good condition. Tbe mean temperature oi the State in October was 44.9 and Id the 800lbern counties 46.2 degrees. It was 1.6 degrees below the normal In tbe State, 1.7 degrees below in the southern counties, and about 1 degree below in the remaining counties. The average precipitation during tbe month was, in the State, 1.59 inches, and in the southern counties 1.28 inches. Com­ pared with the normal there was a de­ ficiency in the State and in each section In the lower peninsula as follows: State 0.92 Inches; southern counties, 1.05 Inches; central, 1.73 inches, and northern, 1.25 inches. The rainfall in the upper penin­ sular amounted to 3.46 inches which is 0.71 inches in excess ot the normal. It has been the proud claim of republi­ cans throughout the country that the tri­ umphant election of McKinley would be followed by a return of confidence and prosperity. That the claim has been afore than met, it is only necessary to take* a glance at the list of idle factories that have been started since McKinley’s elec­ tion, which list may be seen in another column. The people have nuw had an opportunity of comparing tbe republican policy of protection with the tariff for revenue policy of democracy which has been in force for several years. Stagna­ tion, business paralysis, and panic have followed In the wake of tariff for revenue success under Grover Cleveland, just tbe same as it has followed tariff for revenue enactments in the past. Tbe painful ex­ perience of the past f*>or years, as well as the wonderful growth of this country ’un­ der protection, ought to be convincing proof of the wisdom of keeping “Ameri­ can markets for Americans,” and dignify­ ing American labor above all other. An Opportunity DRY GOODS .-a MILLINERY Julius Russell Horse OBE your horse inaNewBlanket, or Blanket Your Horse a New Robe, “Father, what is a deadlock?" asked Johnnie Chaffie, who had read about the proceedings of the city council. Mr. Chaffie believes in answering promptly all questions proceeding from Ua offspring, so he replied immediately: "A deadlock, my son, is what your mother’s back hair is made of.”—Texaai we don’t care which only so you select any thing you want in this line from the complete stock to be found at food by the official inspectors in London is immediately removed to the con­ demned meat shed in the Central mar­ ket at Smithfield^ Here la a series of tanks made of thick slate, and each with a capacity of 600 gallons. The meat is first alaahed and disfigured, wf tMl Good year Bros � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-11-19.pdf 174e9eca798b0f5cecac2d2133f9b641 PDF Text Text Hastings Banner. VOL. XLI. NO. ?9 on o'f Sr*. Nellie Fortand ’'.lighter. Elate, ot term nr\7,'~ 7”.'^ v','“""'ucrn per "idler winter E“'Craj,f O1‘ M«nd*^ Bttrj, * called on friends in these parts on r2to?. . r »on’ “> MlMlMlppI m ounday. S . P«tl<W to •remjln durln* tlm winter. T C. E. Ideu has begun cutting hla fine Piece of oak timber into ties and lumber. »“e” °r h“ »i’ter, Mr, The Central Michigan railroad is report­ Arthur Shorter, rbe B„,t week returned to ed to be awakening. Probably It will go her houie on Satuntey. into hiding again as did the old stocking Mm. Prank Itickeiimon-1, qnlie ,|ck. feet fa the unhappy past. •nd In ^"U”' we»t Prairieville, Mrs. Elia Fick, who tor some time has •ndau old leMdent. waa buried In our •seen vhiHng her parents and friends In ™Wfdneeday lam. Her aae the Empire state, is Expected home on I ..V . "«••<>«» au »k«l and feeble bu,- Monday. She intends to make a stop in band ,he leare. rw.r Ed Detroit of n day or two on her way hutoe. Abron and on.- daughtur Mr,. Add DarenSome of our fellow most-backs will re­ quire the kh.dly assistance of their more lur^m™"11 B““" ,1Cl‘ "llh fortunate or more industrious neighbors to keep tbelr corn shocks from becoming a Maurice and Alliert Fuller and Clayton sport of tbelwintry blasts that are adver­ .jTr •'tfbditw erbool at lilehlaud. tised for future delivery. 11,. .<' “’ t•i; . u,.’V place and - , Little David Wrate, six year year otu old son son_u»f .. , M,r "t* tl.i, P ,ace antI n rare,I— hix rof A - ?—■ ut . .1 L*’al,ldafc’ were <l«letly Wrate'of Assyria, died the Home 111 .t FI li.fl W „r I it... .1 .. ■> .a ... _ .. ■ .. _ married Wadue»day. dor. I Uh. altbe re- of Arthur Crandall on Saturday at 10 Mdence of the brides mother Mra.‘Mary o’clock r7 m. About two weeks ago lu Barter. Res. Rlelittuyer, of Delton, playing he accidentally lodged a shoe but­ omdatlne. Mary Gilbert, ot Leoiildaa. ton In his trachea which resulted fatally. Grace Woodard, of Kalamazoo.'Miss E. J. Since the death of hls mother a few years Mead and Annie Tibbitts were the unlv since tbe child bad been living for the ones present except the immediate mem­ greater part of tbe time with Arthur Cran­ ber* of the family, dall’s family, the members of which be­ Mrs. Hattie Reynolds Is the guest of came greatly attached to him. Funeral Jennie Reynolds. Sunday at 1:30. Elder Hare of Battle Creek Mrs. Mary Butber who has been Bick a conducting the services. Remains were long time is very low at tbU writing with Interred In the little cemetry near the but sninll hopes g! her recovery. * Checkered school house, Assyria. Ito-te wm 1,, , ThnukutlvteB jnclal u i. lh"te<i«y i-tetilnir. ror the teitetilofllu, ciiurch. Come everybody ai“l li.ve » ^.K,d t|u,e. Tbe menu will MERMAN, Homwitotfae Pny euitelst oj । rie<l clilekep or turkey, peoin -.‘■.•fan and Surgeon. cranberry tart., and Pickle,. aleo trult e,k«. S3 cents a con uh, Is the price. - lUBNEB. M. D.. T .e most vrij°> able uff*|r this season Physician and Surgeon, was the < . E. Rally at the church Satur­ ‘ 'Um, Mich. day afternoon and evening. The best of weather ai.ct a crowded bouse with a fine program every number of which was ■ C. II. BARBER •oust excellent. Physicians and Surgeons. There will be a concert at tbe M. P. city or county responded to wltL church this Sarurithy evening under theday or night. direction <if Frank Pratt. Admission free. Ifo expects to ajart a singing school here LAMPMAX. till- winter. - . d. d. a. • work done carefully and Irma Briggs was agreeably surprised ;. • * Aiu'sttiedU, gas or chloroform last Friday evening by 50 young friends, • •: Plan Smith’s Racket Store, fbe evening was pleasantly'passed. JaiU'-s t.-iK,|»vr lost his barn and contents lampman. M. 11 early Monday nioining. Ije was doing Congratulations t.i Po sident McKinley Ids chores nod left the lantern in the Lam > JieniUi or Kqptr.re tor Ij to go atier corn tor hls horses. The Ian­ elect. Auierica’a undaunted, patriot, tried nujor.ty of casKs c,m l> - ! tern exploded while he was outside. and true atd prou-ctlon bulled down. Without u eUrgi«$u opetgt- > Four years <•( nfotertivr tariff, that I Blorgmi. sounds its though “L’ncie ^j.pn" was* get­ ting interested In the welfare of this great i ’ Listen -fpf wedding bulls, I Wm. Main, and wile of Tiionupple. re- republic and it* tolling millions. Al. bMITH. W Ph McKinley at the wheel we fear no i joke over a bouncing boy. in al! parts of jthu state jI Met .Sparks and L^e M|lier will occupy breakers. laciHlily. Special pains । the Morgan lake house In the near future. Several cases of in grippe are reported : contracts, chattel mortHorace Cole, uf Thornapple, has traded in and around this vidlnlty. Woodlayti, Mich. his property here for a farm north. If thin fair weather holds out a few . The Free MctlMKil-tts have purchased the days longer the farmerk who have been Loyal E. Knappen. Ashuabler place which is to be' umt! .as a delayed with other work will have a dbanee to finish husking their corn and Arthur C. Denbwn. pa» sooage. . ART. KNAPPEN K DENISON Cole Bros., of Thornapple, have erected taking care of the Judder. l.AWYEUS. Wild geese have been seen in large quite an extensive ice ho rse. i ?17 Micl.iK.tn Trust Co. Bldg.. Grand Rapids. Michlgau. Butt Nesbet has rented the Price farm docks of late going in a northerly diircand Ahh his mother and sister wiU take tion. People who live in glass bo.Uftes should k. -■jWEEZEY. p"jj*e.*iun this Week. ’ Attorney at law, • Mrs Brewer and daughter Mnude. of be very careful about, throwing stones. Hastings. Mich. Grand Rapids, are spend Ink a few days Forbearance often ceases to l>e a virtue. “William, the Conqueror” has already ? in all courts of the state, Col- with relatives here before leaving fur made his administration to be famous in otaptiy attended to. Mi.ssiifeippi. history by restoring confidence to tils de­ I Joseph Ashalder has gone north In j search of n home among the pines. ' jected people, the first round reached un Bis the gulden stairs. fondly will follow Wednesday. Rob. Mitchell came home hom Detroit Mr. Hill, of Irving, is baling bay in this to polo his vote for McKinley. ‘ vicinity. . mrt- 4ths State. CoUecth us :-.dcd5O. ' Rev. S. M. Kidder is in Grand Rapids tilling bis regular appointment?-. Diet. No. 5 ’ Castleton township, has purchased a fine S10 library. Attorney at law. A paity was given tor Miss Maude I'Ur.g-. (Tty Bank. Collections Brewer last Saturday evening at L. I*. id*-u io. and general law business Coils’. A large crowd and fine time is re­ ported. It is rumored that Frank Wright, dealer astings ity ank in tobjcco and cigars Is encouraged by an increase of 75 per cent In his trade since Hastings, Mich. tl:e election of McKinley. , C B . SURPLUS, $20,000.00 We hear that D. P. Sprague is sot*n to Incorporated under the lairs 'of the State of move fnnn his farm to our village. I Michigan. Mrs. A. C. Walt lias returned from Lan­ Open for business, Dec. 15, 1886. sing where she was called to the bedside of her son Gary Baker who was very sick OFFICERS: but Is now better. His brother George 1). G. Rubin-an. President remains to care for him. Chester Messer. Vice Pres. Win. Detnond has moved on his farm Dan W. Reynolds, Cashier east of our village after living in our midst DIRECTORS: Dsc w. r-molds*, ‘* for some jears. W. H*. Powers, D Hi •binsun. R. B. Messer. iMiss Cora Youngs now occupies the I. M L.C«x»k. Chester Messer. Youngs house In the Grove Thanksgiving exercises by the Sunday School. Come with an offering. Ha.«th--otily savings department In Barry Mth. Anna Wolf, of Woodland visited County, and pays interest on all time deposits. In the Grove part of last week. Mrs. .1. W. Wolf Is leader In the Y. P. S. C. E. Sunday evening. B. F. Wolf and wife took dinner at H. E. Kelsey’s Sunday. Shipping bay b yet In order. Next week we will give the number of car loads. Wiu. Smith Is yet In the apple butter trade and will continue as long aa apples last. Mrs. Marks who has been vbltlng her son John jonii baa u returned to her farm on the State road. <««<•»>»> Your Parlor is the pleasant side of home life. Make it as inviting as possible with every .aid to ease and enjoyment. Ourj parlor furniture carries art, be-i :ty and luxury to the highest p :i;i Fill your best room with these suberb pieces and the word ‘parlor’ will have a -new meaning for you. Costly furniture is, of • elegant, but the furniture w&ishdw is elegant without being cost sunny suggestions of econ­ omy, our ..rices, are full of pleas­ antness for^uyers. Call and see us bqfore buying in the furniture •me as we hav'b some fine goods for the price. \ V • Haufleld. rtne of the prelUwt weddings Ibal «er __ 3.—.j in rkl. ■ u that occurred thiswlz.lv.Il,' vicinity or was tbst of of Inflt last Tbutsday evening. Nov. 13th, when Ross D. Csffwallader and Josephine Bellinger were united In marriage at the home of the bride’s toother, tars. Mary Bellinger. Tbe rooms were tastefully decorated with i smliax aDd chrysanthemums. The bride was becomingly attired In pearl gray silk and wore pink carnations. Promptly at eight o’clock Mr. Arthur Bellinger sounded the opening chords of the wedding march and the brjdal party, consisting of Miss Mabel Rorabuick and Mr. Harold Crosby, Miss Jessamine Bellinger and Mr. Arthur Cadwallader, and the contracting parties took their placed and Rev. Mr. Pope per formed the ceremony .in an impressive manner. Directly after the congratula­ tions Miss Jessamine sang “Trusting Only You” after which the bridal party was ushered into tbe dining room where an elegant repast was nerved. The happy pair were the recipients of many useful and cosily presents. There g(ere about .eighty five guests present from Hickory Corners, Richland. Augusta, Hasting.-. Battle Creek and Kalamazoo. Shults. Charles Bordendorf went to Middleville on business last Thursday and Is not ex­ RENKES & WALLDORFF. pected home until th? last or the. week. Little Lllah and Vie Shultz had a union Undertakers. Rooms at Ford’s Motel. birthday party last Friday and invited tl elr young friends. A very enjoyable Hastings markets. time Is reportod. Hutter, it to 13. Harry Hallock Is home from his sum­ tom per Du. 9, ' p-r doz. to to is. mer’s work. , Hides per lb., a. Miss Seward who has been visiting at Un! jxt lb., A N. I>. MerriflfldV. rHunwd 10 ber bouie i»u., 20. Kve mt bu.. <«. at Kdaawood. Indian*. Mondar. y»'hnr per ib.. 3J4. Tb« Fn« MrlhndMa hold moftlnw at tbe achool houae evwy t«o wee*,. A red per bu. RO. larce attendance laat evenln*. The aarprlae party al Kll*« Shnlia !*»< 1>*r to°- 5 to “ .7 rk dressed. 4.<D Wednea'lay nl»ht waa enjoyed by all prre'. ans. 50 tn 0 ent Music and danolnir waa the pruyram if-*—!. *. of the eranln*. Georce Hoblnaon wlabea the one who Million, irwroM. took hte maeklntoah fnna tbe creamery £*• ’ M>Ptos tte. to bring It b*ek and be will them tbe to eape that OHonga to U. Bu-kwbeM ft-Mir, 1 80 /<* I TISING MEDIUM INX \ r HASTINGS, MICH, NOVEMBER 19, 1896. ti X. SHELDON. ________________ _ ______ _ _ ____ Buru to Clias. Mulvauy and wife, a J . Abstract and Real Estate Office. son, *A’-3traot Block. HaaUnjp. Maggie Stevens, of Battle Creek to to loan on Real Estate Real Estate vis­ ; conunl-udon. conveyancing, iting her unde Rev. Cnuro. -..... jtlng her General tingle Rev. Crago n complete set of Abstract Books, cotn-; M r, . P l> K iz - Jewtlijb u . quite . MtN sick. :.i the K-'Cords, can furuiab csroplete Wm. Jewell ,ia at Dexter, vbltlng , ber sou Henry Jewell. **■ ROVE & POTTER. Dan. Keyes fe Very nick. Attorneys at l.aw Hiauksgivlng services at the M P . mon u» Philip T. Colgrove.) .1 chun-ii at 10:30 a. hi. ‘ 1’ . ■ l- ein Union block. Hastings.) U III teger an.) Inu.lly, ot U.nte Cri-ek •u ,dUba court* of the state. •ter,, gaf.n 0. C,1V111 S[ulUi w d w|ft H [the BEST ADVEB-. Quimby. I * _ __ ____ School begun last Monday with Miss Chose as teacher. TT There was quite ..a large crowd at meetk>g Inst ^foday nlghL T h‘ r- ««»« •— preaching at the school There will be bouse Sunday evening. Miss Claia Fails i- working for Mrs. O. L. Crook ol your city. Quite a number from here attended the party at Thornapple Lake last Snturd iy evening. John Casteleln and mjffhor attended the funeral of Mr. Holmes in Assyria last Sat­ urday. Mrs. Rosa Rice, of Flint, is visiting friend* here. B. D. >>0011 Is in Grand Rapids this week on business. ’ H. Strong is moving bis saw mill from this pt\ce to Irving where he will run it this winter. Miss ILena McIntyre attended the Teach­ ers Institute at Hastings la.4t week. ■ Dowling. Farmers are getting their corn about finished. Mrs. Chas. Rice was the guest of her parents a few ttoyfc the first or the week. Chas. Earle and wife, of Bedford, were the guests of relatives here last .Sunday.^ Miss ^’roxel closed a very successful term of school here last Friday, this be­ ing the last tenu of school she will teach. The sick at Jesse Warner’s are slowly recovering. Clara being able to be about the house. Anna la still confined to the bed. Wm. Boroughs and. wife moved to Bat­ tle Creek last Monday. Mr. Boroughs has employment in the machine shops. Emma Statu is In Battle Creek al present doing general house work. Herrington & Webster moved their Raw mill to Johnstown last Friday to remain all winter. Clovertlale I I Mrs. A. P. Moury, of Ross, was the guest oilier sisters Mesdames Mosher and Moithlaiul last Sunday. Our school commenced last Monday. Mrs. Milan Waldorff has returned from « six weeks visit In New York state. I think I hear tbe faint sound of wed­ ding bells but more of this next week. The Cloverdale Ice Co. shipped the en’ornxjus quantity ot one small carload of the cold product to Kalamazoo last Mon­ day. Large dividends to stockholders may be expected. •Prof. Englehardt wi|l give a wonderful exhibition of sleight of hand and lire eating at the Cloverdale hall next Tuesday eve. Wm. Ashby Is very .sick with typhoid fever but Dr. Scribner thinks him slightly better at this writing. Mrs. Mary Tinker Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ausei KingsburyTHE TEACHERS MEET. Barry County Inopiration Institute. Durlog the past few weeks and months the leathers and pupils of the county have been4ooklng forward to a sort of general “round-up,” “thanksgiving lime” or any other appropriate uame which you would apply to a company of jolly, earnest school workers who had met together for the pur­ Bind* Cornen. pose of comparing past experiences and Rev. Weaver preached to a well filled receiving help for the future. Such r house Sunday evening. Servlets next company as this did we find assembled In Sunday morning at 11:00 o’clock. this city last Thursday, Friday and Satur­ Ed. Myers and wife, of Montcalm Co., day to attend the First Barry Coupty In­ have been visiting in this vicinity the pa-t spiration Institute. As Its name would indicate this meeting was for the purpose Mrs. Newlend, of West Rutland and of “Inspiration” but we believe it was re­ Mra. Bogardus. of Saginaw, were guest, of garded as affording an abundant opportu­ Mrs. Fred Hinds Thursday. nity for stirring up this most desirable qual­ Jacob Kline and wife spent Sunday with ity in teachers, but also as giving much tbelr daughter, Mrs. Bechtle, of your city. solid, practical Instruction that will re-. Lester Terpen I ng and Miss Kate Replo . main a permanent possession after, tbe gle were united In marriage at the hume Inspiration imparled lias passed away. of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe The Instructors were chosen seemingly Replogle, of Cloverdale November 10th. at with a view of having something upon the 8 o’clock p. m., Rev. Weaver performing program that would be suited exactly to the ceremony. Mr. Terpenlng Is an en­ the needs of all the teachers from the pri­ terprising young man formerly of this mary departments to the high schools and place and Miss Replogle has won the re­ how well the expectations of the program spect of all who have made her acquaint­ committee were fulfilled will be seen when ance. Tbe young couple have the best we look over the Hst of instructors: State wishes of all for a bright future. Supt. H. R. Pattenglll; Dr. Chas. Mc­ Murry, University of Chicago; Pres. W. G. Freeport. )Sperry. Olivet College; Prof. C. .T. McMrs. Frank Herrick entertained Mrs. | Farlane. Michigan State Normal School; John Crawford, of Orangeville bat week. Miss Mathilde Coffin. Ass’t Supt. of Luman Yarger has relumed from I Detroit City Schools. Grand Rapids where he has been working ! The sestyon of tbe Institute began Thurs- . the past year. I day evening with a lecture by Pres. W« G. J. W. Godfrey and W. H. Pardee re­ j Sperry, of Olivet College. The address Is | turned from Chicago Monday. I spoken of as a most able effort, full of ! Claude Sisson and Mbs Lapo. of Lake noble thoughts and doing credit to the Odessa, spent Sunday in Freeport. worthy gentleman who delivered IL It Hernan and Oz.ro VanWormrr. of Grand was entitled. “A harp of a thousand Rapids, spent the Sabbath with Freeport strings.” The child is the harp upon which tt»e teacher may play according to | friends. Chas. Riegler, Jr., has finished working his aptitude and skill. for Volney Nation, of Bowne. Mr. Pattenglll was also booked for an MIbp Sadie Stecklu spent the Sabbath address but did not arrive until Friday with Mbs Mae Davis. morning and so his bottle of Inspiration John Rickert and family visited Elmer was not uncorked until then but as usual Lightfoot and family Sunday. when opened It was found to have gathered The chicken pie social was well attended enough more vim and sparkle to pay for last Friday evening. the delay. . Friday’s sessions were held in the high school room, the schools in the city as D. N. Stocking and wife spent Sunday wdi as throught the county closing for the in Hastings. day In order to enable tbe teachers to at­ G. L Eldredge has finished drj Ing ap­ tend the meeting. The various instructors, ple* here and will return to bls home in Supt. Pattenglll, Pres. Sperry, Dr. Chas. Penfield. N. Y. this week. . McMurry and Prof. C. T. McFarlane, Tracey Holt had the misfort tine, to cut < ff ncoapted most of the lime with thirty three of bls toes while chopping one day minute addresses along the lines of their last week. Dr. Ferguson, of M duleyille. particular kind of work, and tbe spaces in was called and dressed the ^nnnd- and between were enlivened by the singing of the patient is doing as well as cuuld be ex- patriotic selections in which tbe whole ‘^Rkhard Wflltams’ new house will »<x>n institute joined. Prof. McFarlane was well known to the be readv for occupancy. teachers and still lie found a greater place Clarence Stevens has re’urnrd home tn tbelr estimation and good will. . from California after an absence of sever­ Dr. McMurry was a new man to most ot al years and thinks there is no place litre the teachers and yet by his quiet clearway M LoSeRlteble Is teaching I ft the Ritchie, uf presenting his part of the work he , proved to be a very important factor »n district again having been eugage.1 tor Uh? the success of tbe institute. It would be impossible tor us to speak winter term. __________ particularly of the excellence ef each ad­ Rutland Townshipdress but if rapt attention and bearty apI Win be at the Hayings National Bunk ■ plause count for anything then surely tbe every Saturday in December all <by to re­ addreMes were all duly appreciated. Fri­ ceive taxos U%m Rutland tnwn-hli*. day afternoon tbe InaUUite continued with Lewis Edo eh. Treas. WHOLE NO. 2162 addresses by Supt Pattenglll, Dr. Mc­ Murry-and Prof. McFarlane. Supt. Pat­ tengill’s address bad for Its subject “Intell­ igent patriotism” and many of the teachers must have been inspired and taught how they might in turn teach this most import­ ant of all .subjects to the children under their care. . Friday evening Dr. McMurry gave a very scholarly address at the M. E. church upon the subject of “Broad tracks and narrow tracks in education,” handling "his subject in a manner that could not help adding to his national reputation as an educator. In this address he placed the profession of teaching above any other not except­ ing the ministry and Mid that the home alonh had a greater Influence than the school therefore the broadest and most lib­ eral education should be sought by those who are Co wield this Influence in the scl-ooi. Following the address, Miss Flora Beadle as-dsted by the city teachers gave a reception to the visiting teachers in the M. E. qhurcb parlors. Although It was a sur­ prise to those who were Invited yet every­ one seemed to have a good time shaking hands and chatting with everybody else, listening to funny stories told by Prof. McFarlane, Judge Smith, Comr. Wagner and others, Supt. Pattengill acting as master of ceremonies. Light refreshments were served. Saturday’s sessions were a repetition of those of Friday with the exception of a change of instructors. Pres. Sperry giv­ ing way to’ Miss Coffin, who holds the posi­ tion of Asst. Supt. of the Detroit schools. Miss Coffin^ talks were directed toward making the work In the district schools more practical. A woman of large and succeasful experience herself and with ideas clearly expressed she added a great deal to the inspiration and help which the teachers received. She gave three spirited and helpful addresses upon reading and language work. The work of each and every one of the instructors was fully up to the high standard of excellence of the previous day. Just Itefore the closing of the session Geo- S. Bassett, president of the teachers association announced that the election of officers was, by the vote of the association, to take place at this meeting and so the institute was resolved into au association and chose the following officers for the ensulng-yenr: Pre*.—B. A. Holden, Hastings. Bec’y.—Je«®Cobb, Middleville. Treas.—Wm. Chase. Irving. The time and place of the next Associa­ tion was left to tne executive committee. With throe cheers for the Commissioner, for the State Supt. and the other Instruct­ ors the great gathering came to an end. To close tbiis article without mentioning the exhibtt n&de by the various schools of the county would be a gyal Injustice to a movement which is working untold bene­ fits to the aehbol system in the county and Is putting'Barry County where she ber longs, viz:—In the front rank of counties In educational work. The exhibit from the country schools was shown in the various rooms of the new central building and that of the city and vlllageschools in the old building. The work was of a much finer quality than ever l»etore there being greater diversification of work as well as better preparation of whal was shown. There were no prizes offered this year and yet the number of schools represented this year was about the same as last year. It is hard for an outsider to appreciate the amount of work necessary on the part of the teacher toward arranging the work for exhibition, but the teachers were re­ paid by the expressions of approval passed upon their work by the many visi­ tors. In conclusion we are sure that the in­ stitute was what our worthy commissioner had announced It would be in the program sent out, viz:—“a red letter day to the . County. _ ” W’e are also teachers of Barry ‘ __________ sure that great measure of the success of the meeting was due to her untiring ef­ forts and good management coupled with the loyal support of the Barry County teachers. May this be but the first of many oc­ casions each of which shall prove more helpful and beneficial than the last, notes. ■ Book men were very much In evidence. Commissioners Wagner, of Eaton, and Palmerlee, of Lapeer, came over to see how things were carried on. “Our Pats” German solo was heartily applauded. Supt. T. A. Cbnlon, of Eaton Rapids, atttended all the sessions. Many school officers and members of school boards were present during the meeting. The program was carried out Io the let­ ter without a single exception. Primary School Interest Fund. Following Is the table showing the Semi­ Annual Apportionment for Barry County by Sup’r. Pattenglll: Amount Whole No. in­ Townships No. of cluded oppot? child­ In the •nined. ren in appor­ the, tion­ school ment. census. Assyria^ 312 M2 •267 84 263 34 312 313 Baltimore 325 2fi0 2» Harry 325 lEf. 7H Ml 511 Carlwn 772 50i 4* Castleton 308 237 16 HastlDgs ' H42 M2 , :u Hastings City 297 99 337 Hope MB 49t 25 Irving 202 224 M •Totinstown 378 218 82 Maple Grove .175 « 238 228 QranffevUle 213 00 300 MO Prairieville 316 243 32 318 Rutland 34H XI 453 483 Tbornapple 37S 61 403 Woodland 210 93 274 Yankee Springs Toul ’ 7001 7079 85450 83 Beal Eutnte Trauafei*. W ARRANTY DKKD8. Mary R. Jiwox oy Att’y to EvaUna J, Bick, lot, Middleville, 113 ox „ „ w Chi*. N.iUbooekto Mary E. Babcock, 40 a, mo 5. Baltimore, »iaoo. b _ • Janiei H Kuirkeroocker to Flush M. Searles, a IM* ts. Orangeville, W». Fred Ruth to Morgan Jone4. 40 a sec 3. * 4, ^Catharine E. Woolev etal to Perry H. Wooley. C. B-m. tot. B*b. CTleun M*. wJntwortbtoFrauk M Hazel, tot CHASE & Womenn Club. • ••• * creer wm mwi ’ XtruirT Mrs. Anna Powers nod Mrs. vr,^ ' B.ve brier papers nn L. ItoS?,and La Fontaine. Marketing Ila tance hi tbe Family* Cuisine was the sub­ ject of a paper by Mra. Alice Osborne Bates. An InLerorfting paper on influence ot Inventions on the Economic Life of a Nation was read by Mrs. Effie P. Good­ year. The reports of the delegates to tbe state federation at Detroit clojed the pro­ gram. All a Xll-t.ke. The company producing the piece this season is a A 1 in every particular, in­ cluding the following artists whose names are held high In the estimation of theatre­ goers throughout the country: Miss Emille FveretL formerly with Den roan Thompson’s “Tivo Sister” Co.; Mr. Carlton Wells, formerly with Marie Wainwrlght.Mlle and Augiretin Daly’s Compan­ ies. Miss Emma Lathrop, formerly with Denman Thompson, Frederick 1’auldlng, John Griffith and Kate Claxton’s Com­ panies. Mr. F. M. l>get. formerly with Mr. and Mrs. Kendell’s (English) Com­ pany; Mis* Francis Bell, formerly with Fore-paugh Stock three years; Mr. John Fay Palmer, formerly with Mme, Janauehek, Mlle Rhea. Frederick Warde: Mr. Lorin J. Howard, formerly with Oliver Doud Byron and Hopkins Chicago Stock Co.; W. J. Butlei’, (the author) who for the past fifteen years has appeared with some of the best companies in the: country in prominent positions was leading man with John Griffith, Kate Claxton and Julia Stuart: Mr. Robert Lungmire. Mr. James T. Ford and others. Appropriate spec­ ialties and catchy music are interspersed by competent artists. . Card of Thanks. We desire to express through the col­ umns of your paper our sincere thanks to our Barry County friends for their love and sympathy during .the Illness of onr daughter Lila, and especially to those who so kindly assisted in moving her to the train. We are glad to inform them we arrived home all right and she seemed no worse fop the journey. Mil and Mbs. c. M. Brown, Grand Rspids, Michigan. Stockholder** Notice. The annual meeting of the stockhold­ ers of the Riverside Cemetery Company of tbe city of Hastings, Mich., will be held on Wednesday Dec. 2nd. 1896 at the City Council rooms at 8 o’clock p. m. standard time. The.buslness of the meeting will be the election of three trustees in tne place of Chester Mcnser.. Robert I. Hendershott and Philo A. Sheldon .whose - term of of­ fice expires that day and such other busi­ ness as may be brought before the meet­ ing. AU owners* of lots by purchase are stockholders and entitled to vote at said meetleg. A punctual attendance Is re­ quested. Hastings. Nov. 18^6. E. Y. Hoglk. JofiN Hessmer, i • President. Clerk. Allie Cheney. Carlton. Mattle Peters. Carlton. Ila Skiff. Leighton. Allegan Go.. Gora A. Pace. Middleville. Harley Camp. Middleville, Lydia Burns, Middleville, Jesse D. Knowles. Carlton, Eliza Wiley. Campbell. Lawrence I. Geiser, Wootlaod, Ida E. Crowell, Woodland. Nevada J. Johnson. Thornanple. Addle M. Lemley, Yankee Springs, Alexander D. Like, Vermontville. Sarah S. Main, Hastings. 21 17 Recipe for Shortcake. You can quickly make a shortcake as follows: Sift a pint of flour, a heaping tcaspoonful of baking powder and a pinch of salt together two times, add enough sweet milk to make a batter somewhat stiffer than for eake and a tablespoonful of melted (not hot) but­ ter. Beat thoroughly, spread about three-fourths of an inch thick in a but­ tered round pie tin anti bake 15 minutes in a quick oven. If strawberries are used and they are large, mash them lightly with a wooden spoon and sprinkle with Sugar an hour before theyare. needed. When the shortcake is baked, cut around the edges and pul! it apart Spread lx>th halve® with but­ ter, cutting it in little bits end dropping it on, but not pressing it with a knife. Spread the bottom layer with berriaa, lay the other over it put a layer on top, and over nil sweetened whipped cream. Send to the table immediately and cut with a hot knife. Red raspberries, one part currants and two parts red raspber­ ries. cherries, whortleberries, sliced peaches or warmed, stewed tart apples may be substituted for strawberries, and plain, sweetened cream, or any sauce preferred, instead of whipped, cream.—St. Louis Republic. PHORATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of Harry-ss. Ata se««ton of the Probate Court for the County of Barry, boiUen at the Probate office, tu UieCUyof HasruigHdu said county.on Wednes­ day. the 18th day of November in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-six. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ot Probate. T. In the matter ot the estate of Nancy M. Jordan, deceased. On reading and filing the petition dniy veri­ fied. of Ralph 8 .Ionian, step ion of said de­ ceased, pravtuv for reasons there to stated that an order or decree be made by thb court de­ termining who are nr were the lawful heirs of said deceteud amt entitled to Inherit the real estate of, eald deceased and tbelr respective rishte therein. Thereupon n i« ordered, that Fridav.the elev­ enth dav of December. A. I), tsec. al ten o’clock Io the forenoon be assigned for the hearing of said petition and that the heir* at taw of said deceased ami all other nersoci toter«rted In said estate, are required to appear at a sesstoo of said eourt. then to be hokten at tbe Probate of­ fice. lu the City of Hastings, m Mid County, and show cause, if any there be. why the prayer of tne neiHlwr may not bo granted. And It is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the pernons Interested in said estate, of the pendancy of Henry M. Wentworth. loU, tings Baxnkk. a newspaper printed *>'d circu­ City. H50. lated ____________ in mM County __________ of Barry. «»n<* '■ •**> week tor three waooe«htre weeks previous to SANBORNS ............ . - �rtf" " ■ Hastings Banner. Thursday, Nov. ig. 1896. OMINOUS OUTLOOK FOR FRANCE 1 Htmuice Pr«Md<ttk>n>. HE SINGS AT HIS WORK. Thbt and la W etec rar to Hiro- GREAT SPRING ROUND-UP. Kvelrtng Ec*wc* Naw ttelng Enacted os “Give *ine the man who sings at his All ttloDg the western borilera the Several so-called prophets have ariFeu . work." says some one. Well, you inA.v j in France 'during* the last few months. round-up cuiupflrcw burn brightly now. . have him. ’ Take him and all his tribe ! Far in the west, bounded only t»y the Of them hiaxdjy one seem* to have any real claim to the ffifty title of prophet. i —the man who sings and the man who j Foow-capped Rockies, hundreds of mess The' youn^ girl who, says she fa the whistles and- the man who drums; th■■, wagons aiakt'd camp for the first time xpouthpitH|i« of tiie cjagvl. Gabriel, aeenw man who gives you last-night’s open: f recently. The Missouri river marks ’’•he hi what he supposes Is a fine voice, and to haye more claim ,to the title than any eastern border of the great western of the others, but even her claim seems ' the man who thinks he can whistle the rouges. In Dakota jtlonc at least l.BCO Prove H»e merit of Howl's Sarsaparilla—post very ludidrous in the eyes of tho«e who air be heard luat week at Duff's theater. riders are now eng^fetl iu rounding up tive, perfect, permanent cures. have givei any tim* to the study of the You can have them all. Cures of scrofula in severest forms, like ^fe^’ste’riouH art of divination. Stiah per­ I I don’t know exactly what you want cattle und branding the calf crop. Twenty-five outfits have planned und goitre, swelled neck, running son-. W sona turn-with a sigh of relief from the I to do with them. Perhaps you want to laid out Cheir routes, and at least six disease, sore^tn the eyes. Cures Of San Rheum, With Its tntrnte itt-hing vague predictions of these fortune tell­ i hang them, or dfaposrot them in some weeks of continuous riding will be nec­ ers to thejneosured words which Fnpur, I dark, dreadful manner, and re11 their essary t* do the work. Fifty to sixty arwt burning, scald head, tetter, etc. Cures of Boih, pimpb-. aU oU*'r eruP- probably tin*, ablest living magician and , bodies to some medibal re.hoal. But I riders will follow each wagon or outfit. tlniM due t* unpnre reer in Europe, has just uttered in re­ don’t care what you do with them. The outfit consists of the mess-wagon, | either. Cures <>f Dys’Jl’s,a a,Kl troub,es '’•’here gard to thie future of France. drawn by fouf or six horses, loaded n stomach tonic was needed. I hope I have a heart in njy body— I down with provisions necessary to feed Fapus. remember, is no windbag, but j Cure- of Khn»n»tisin, where patients were un­ a trained |tndent of occult ucienc«i and and so-all I ask is that you won’t roast I I thecrev.-; the bed-wagon, containing all able to work or walk for weeks. Cures of Catarrh by expelling the impurities an authority on all matters relating to them alive. For the rest, ple*u»e put * the bedtling and camp equipments; the magic anti sorcery. Intellectually h<) them where tliey will be suppresAed. which cause and sustain tbe disease. -Jiorsr. wrangler, who takes charge of I had a fellow bookkeeper who used Ui Curos of NervoftSnew by property toning and fa aa nracp above these little prophets the bunch of homes to be used in the feeding the nerves upon pure blood. of yesterday as Nostradamus is above sing at hfa work. That fa, h* thought work, usually consisting of 200 to 300. 1 he sung. When ho begun I would ustfal, Cures of' That Tired Feeling by restoring an itinerant gypsy fortune teller. He horses. These horses are moved with strength. Sent’ for book of cures by predicted the assassination o>f President ’ ly be to the midat of a column dt! the camp, and whenever a rider wants a Carnot Ini 18H3, a full year before the • figures, fighting my way to the top-a» ’ fresh horse he throws n rope into the txaginly took place. Here are his very ‘ hard ns I could. Then he’d begin to , bunch und brings out his animal. Then words, as they were published in the sing. And that whole addition would follows the lyrnc of “buclrtng" nnd Initiations “!>uring the fourth month >. be oe wrong and ana I would have the pleasure plunging, for often the broncho has to of ISfK ^hc president, of the republic I of‘ doing the ‘ ‘ ; whole thing over again. be •’Iiusted’* l>cfore he can he used oti will be ivt tlnrrh.r nf at the I appreciated ____ ■ ■ 4,. 1 did! —- , • I appreciated that__________ fellow's song, in danger of 'death at the hands the vvprk. Camp is moved-every day, of an assassinNow. Farnot wns a»- | Another of the clerks thought he could , or at lro$t every second day, from five to He to preach to us about . ■ ----- -— — - used — — •• «. To C. I. Hood & Co.. Proprietors. Lowell. Mass. salinated In Juhe, and, as the astrolog- * whistle. ical year begins in March, the prediction * being cheerful in the Tnidst of depress-[ eight ridl.es along the route. Every * morning the line rider foreman leaves ■j IVII ate the best after-dinner j circumHtnncea, and then ha would } . ITOOQ S PlliS pills, aid digestion.. 25c. was clearly fulfilled. Papua predicts rtto- events for the ’ proceed to depresH them that we }1 oanip with* bls crew of riders anti takes hU“ Advice into practice. He‘1i “« ripht-ucBk. with U.e route; coming year, and inr-ists that they will1 oonld M put * *•* *’ TT ‘ HEROIC RIDE OF A SCOUT. occur unless w-arded off by human will di»app,MMrd in ...me rnycteriou. way. “of riders to ride parallel .with the route. | power. iEvor since the 15th century," I didn’t do it. Bavr.l the Garrison at Fort Kearney from , to throw in nil the cattle tliry find As for the drummer — just let me tell | be says, “all the prophecies relating an Indian Horde. toward the route and camp. After five The rides of Paul Itevcre mwl' Sheri­ to this period are in harmony on one you about him.e First he'd represent a | or six lines are started out the foreman dan have become famed in history, point—namely, that the year 18M will body of t roops a long distance off, and takes the balance of the riders and pGctr^ and song, but for daring heroism bd a disastrous one. Philippe Olivar+uK then how they’d approach neoxer and i swings around in froht. to drive all the neither cun l« compared with the ride a monk of t’iteaux, prophesied Ibngngo nearer, and how the drum beats would "bunches gathered tdward ramp, coming of John Phillips, a Portuguese, over the that in 1S96 l*urjs and other great cltivi! KTdw louder and louder. Tfich tho • in for dinner. plains of Wyoming. Yet no writer, has would l» d<*4lxoyed by fire. Now, I do j soldiers would be Just around the cor­ In the after-noon the shine course fa net beileU that a calamity of this kind ! nef.ahd then they’d be right in front of tver told of the bravery of the western door. Then they’d take themselves adopted in the opposite direction, and gqout, After 30 years the widow and xylll happen, but I ain confident that ! .both sides of the cam pare worked. The child of the hardy frontiersman appeal during 1896 the French republic will oft in the sunt* way. Gradually the cattle gathered arc nil thrown into one to congress fur relief from destitution, suffer serious loos in many ways. I drum beat* would die away In the dis­ bunch, which is known ns the “cayvy,** tance. This, of course, happened when the court of claims being powerless to see danger of wax. and not of war with and are moved along with the camp. a foreign country- bo much as of civil the boss waa out< The boaa had no ear aid them. Calves arc branded each jjay, and every­ History tells of the Fort Philip Kear­ war. The government, too, will hpve tor music. one is branded the same brand as its Well, all those people camo to bad ney massacre on the 21st of December, many troubles, and the president will mother, no matter where or who the 1SG6. Red Cloud and his band had near­ either resign or be dismissed. IncL ends. They died. I know who did it, owner may be. This part of the work ly completed their plans for capturing dentally/1 may mention that early In but I’m not going to tel I. I’m only tell­ is done with the greatest care, and ing this story to warn others like them, the fort, when, on that memorable day, lf95 there was a clear foreshadowing every cowboy is faithful to this trust. a detachment of 86 soldiers and six citi­ of the present Italian troubles in Africa. that they may take heed in good time Whenever 4,000 or 5.000 cattle are in “Personally, T look forwakjl to the and not sing or whistle no matter how zens went after wood, a distance of six the “cavvy," nnd while cattle are on miles. They were attacked, and not a corning year with great dread. Either well they think they can do It. They their own range, the work of “cutting man ’returned. Years afterward Red fate or Providence is determined that should remember that the man is Cfnud toid of the heroism of the band, the republic shall be severely tried. The around who once said: “Give roe the out" fa carried on. In tills the peculiar skill and-ability of the cowboy fa drawn one ot the citizens, a blacksmith named danger of a popular uprising and of all man who sings nt his work.’’—Truth. out. and only men of well-known cxJac-’bs, killing seven and wounding the*horrors of civil war have never been pertness with brands and cattle are de­ SHE SAMPLED THE RELIGIONS. nine Indians before lie was overpow^l more greats France, it fa true, will pass safely through this crisis, and tbe an­ 5.. UK-n.lt Woand Cp wnb • tSikI tailed to do this work. The cutting ered. horse must learn his part as well as the When the news reached the fort a archist movement which threatens will Sort of Prophecy. rider; he must be agile to turn about ns reign of terror ensued, and the wives unquestionably be crushed. But never­ She was a new reeruitln the Salvation quickly and nn less ground than any and daughters of the officers begg«kl theless the year will long be remem­ Army. A little dark-complexioned, as other, and dodge the attacks of the wild­ that they be put to death rather than bered for its many calamities. she herself said, but worth more than est steer with ns much ease and grace ns fall victims to the red men. A quantity “All that I have spoken of is fore­ lots of the white trash floating-around, the circus horse. The rider dashes into of dynamite was stored underneath Col. shadowed, ami yet nothing of it may* and as full of zeal and holy fire as if she the "cavvy" and separates the cattle of Carrington’s headquarters, and ar­ happen. We who read tbe shirs can only had been a major general for years. each particular brand belonging on the rangements made, in case the fort was foretell the events moat likely to occur She rose the other night in barracks range they are passing over. He drives taken, to blow up the building in which at any given time. Human will is all to give her experience. The aoldiera ! his animal to the outside, of the bunch the women and children had been powerful, und as the strong will of a were on tiptoe with expectation. They placed. man can word off many a peril in his did not know how the lady would ac­ and dashes back after another. On the There was but one ray of hope. At path, so the will of a strong nation can quit herself before the big and exceed­ | outside are a number of riders who drive Fort Laramie, 230 miles distant, there ward off even the worst catastrophes. ingly mixed audience which packed the these cattle off to the owner. Each were troops. If they could be secure^’ The glory of astrology fa that It en­ hall. But they were not left long in brand held in this way is driven back on its own ranch, for these range cat­ the Sioux might be vanquished. Four ables ua to see the dangers ahead and to doubt. tie become located. This is called messengers were sent, but their rider­ guard against them."—N. Y. Herald. “O, my breddern and si tern,” »he Bald, working the cavvy, and the main bunch less horses returned, showing that the ‘T praise de Lord dat at lust I'm walklnis pushed ahead until everybody’s cattle TRAINING OF BIRD DOGS. • men had been killed. John Phillips in de holy ways of peace. Tse tried are cutout and the calves branded. was requested by Gol. Carrington to odder wayw but dey did ixH lend iny In this-statc not less than 400,000 head carry the message to Fort Laramie. He soul, to happlnewi. (Loud appiause on of cattle will lie handled by the preeent refused all offers, but going to Mrs. the tamborine). I tried the Baptis* A novel theory of bird dog training round-up. The country traversed will Gammon, rendered a widow by the mas­ fust, but dey had done got deh- religion sacre, he proffered his services without is advanced by an experienced hunter too much diluted. I done try de Mato- be upward of 25.000.000 acres, which con­ and trainer, George Kennedy. He says: stitutes the great South Dakota pasture reward upon condition only that he be TWe all know how few and far between dl«' an* for a time, honeys, dey was con­ or range country. Each wagon is as­ allowed to choose his horse. dolin' to my soul. But dey snuggled up He took n blooded animal belonging the good dogs are, whether good, bad bo ckw to de throne of grace dot dey signed its particular route, and tbe en­ to Col. Carrington. With a few biscuits or indifferent trainers have had them in couldn’t aee de poor and lowly what whs tire country is thoroughly worked. The in his pocket, he rode forth in the night, hand. Not cui> out of a hundred fa ec knockin’ outside for to be let tn. I try calf crop will be fully 25 per cent, larger the thermometer registering over 24) de­ well trained that he has sense of his de Piscopis',' but dey wua too aaaaalety than last year. The cattle industry has developed grees below zero. Al I nigh t he rode and oWn. It may be possible that- we may for a poor lorn nigger. But ooo night, in a bunch of mesquite bushes he hid be training our hunting dogs wrong. dear frens, de spirit walked roe into this wonderfully during the past four or five himself and horse during the da> Those dogs that I trained perfectly ha<l blessed place, an* I foun’ rest to my eb- years. Over $1,000,000 worth of cattle are shipped annually from this point. Twice he was chased by Indians, but no sense of their own, and those that 1 berlastin’ soul. ’Phe interest taken in grading up stock escaped both times, reaching a tele­ half-trained had more sense, were better “I lub you all. I lub ebbery precious cattla and purchasing grade stock in­ graph office just as the Indians had de­ bird finders, hrit each of them had some soul in this room. I lub—" creases each year. The industry has stroyed it, then pushing on to Fort canine idiosyncrasy that brought hits Just then the eye of the new soldier down below the level of the desirable paid a yearly profit of not less than 50 Laramie. caught sight of some young fallows dor” \ > per cent, for the past five years, and the There the soldiers were ignorant of The truth df the matter, he thinks, is laughing in the back of the room. loss of the past year was less than 1 per the troubles t he troops at Fort, Kearney Her eyes blazed with righteous cent. The Missouri River Stockmen’s were enduring, and it being the night Hint training yieodens the dog's mind. wrath. after Christmas when Phillips reached It becomes automatic, and when a novel association has headquarters at Fort “See here, young man," aba said, ex­ his destination a masked ball was in dilemma arises it has no reasoning fac­ Pierre. Itaduty is to furnish protection tending a long and bony finger, “you, I progress. As he entered a murmur of ulties with which to meet the emer­ to stock from cattle rustlers on the home mean, you in the third row from the gency. I applause went through the crowded range and inspection of all brands of “I am half! inclined J* Mr. Kennedy back. What yo’ mean, I like to know, room. Icicles were hanging from his cattle sold at the market points. It has laughin’in this holy-place? Eh f What clothing, his beard and hair were mat­ says, “to believe that the way to train a detective service which hunts down a dog fa to If/t him learn from his su­ yo’ mean. I nay? better be in bet­ ted with ice and snow, and the revelers every rustler or person unlawfully ter business, young man, than pokin’ thought be was the most realistic repre­ periors—that fa, from the beet dogs pos­ handling any brands belonging to its fun at a poor old colored woman who’s sentative of Santa Claus ever seen. He sible. That fa a slower process, but it members. It has done great good. prayin’ fur you night an’ dag. I waot excludes any sort of human interfer ­ soon undeceived them when he deliv­ The present round-up promises to be yo’ to understand dat if my akin fa black ence. So far as nty experience and ob ­ ered his message. The scene of festiv­ the best in the history of our state, as my soul is whiter than yours. Come np ity became one of mourning, for many servation have gone, it takes ot least grass is better than it has ever been at to merey seat, young man, and fiap had relations and friends among the two years for an old dog to train or this season of the year, and stock are down on your knees befo* it fa too late. slain. Then the faithful messenger fell teach a young one. He learns in this But don’t yo’ go pokin’ fun a* me or Hl all in splendid condition, and can be unconscious and it was several hours manner to point, back, retrieve and moved rapidly.—Minneapolis Journal. make yo’ wish yo’ was dead." before he revived. Troops were at once range, and no other dog can range like The older soldiers declare that there sent to tbe doomed garrison, and just the self-taught or dog-taught ranger. He goes like the wind and hunts for fa grand material in this recruft.—N. Y. in tame to save it. World. \ No recognition of any kind was ever birds every minute, with a single eye given Phillips—he asked none. The In- to find them. To have a man teach a Ch'nutnj Idians ever afterward hated him and de­ dog is Ilk* having a phonograph teach a To clean a black straw hat, brush it stroyed his cattle. When he died his child. Tbe best dogs for hunting pur­ thoroughly, then take a small quantity widow, who was destitute, filed a claim poses are those which are thinkers." of gum arable and dissolve it in as much FROM THOUSANDS THAT ARE SUF­ Up in the Adirondack mountains p<k FERING FROM PILES. for the value of these cattle, and govern­ water u will make it of the oonsfatency nto taught to run deer by turning thorn ment appraisers found that they were ofcream. It is best to put the gum into worth 12.200. But it was learned that ; loose with an old hound. An old hunter cold water the night before you require DR. HANDY’S PILE CURE SOOTHES AND to show the youngsters bow to Phillips did not become an American । likes HEALS BUND, BLEEDING OR ITCHING handle a gun accurately and carefully. | it Pour m much of the solution as citizen, until two years after the eattic j you think will cover the hat into a PILES, AND PROMPTLY DISPERSES ALL The old hound delights in an oppor were destroyed, and under the laws he PILE TUMORS OB MONEY REFUNDED. saucer, add about half tbe quantitv of had no valid claim against the United tunity to show the young ones bow to good black ink; mix well together with find and follow a cold, warm or hot States government. a gum brush. Begin In tho center of If used In connection with hill's cklert Now, through Col James A. George, trail. There are dog-taught hounds in the crown, work jour brush around tka, g.n internal remedy that cures con­ the Ad iron docks that will follow a trail the matter has just boen brought to the until you have got the gum brushed in stipated bowels and bad blood, which are or well aa any in the world. The dog attention of congress, and in the case the straw, then draw a piece of thread the exciting cause accompanying this dis­ trainers are thinking hard about Mr. axe filed the affidavits of Col. (now Gen.) through the brim and hang up to dry; tressing disease, no one ‘need suffer twen­ Kennedy’s suggestion. — Forest and when quite dry, if a IRUe du£, give it Carrington, Mrs. Carrington and Mrs. ty-four hours. The pain and soreness Phillips. These all speak in unmeas­ Stream. another brush with gum without ink. vanish aa If by magic, and tint wont cases ured terms of praise for Phillips’ hero­ After it ia quite dry turn tha het crown are speedily cured or money refunded. It Is put up In a soft metal tube with a “Whrn a shock we get when an es­ on the table, put inside a allgbdy damp ism in undertaking the mission to Fort Laramie.—St. Louis Republic. timable man turns out to l>e a scoun­ cloth, get an iron small enough to fit hard rubber nozzle which enables a patient to apply the ointment directly to the seal drel." * inalde. just sufficiently hoi not to of disease. •‘Yea, 'especially as nine oo4 of ten •OLD NO CURE NO PAY. SEND FOR BOOKLET. they thought he had a mean expresThe W. H. Uii.l Co., Detroit, Mich. . Cm tbe euue pnxxaa to «lmd COOK BROS. Proprietors. SEE Cures THAT THE FAC-S1MILE Jttege table Preparalionfor As­ similating theTotxl and Regutatisjg tte Stamachs and Bowe Is cf Promotes DtgesHon.ChcCTfidness and [test.Contains neither Opium.Morpliine norlftjeral Not Nahc otic. RHEUMATISM AMD NEURALGIA IS ON THE I WRAPPER Hood ’ s Sarsaparilla A CRY FOR HELP SIGNATURE -------- OR-------- OF EVEKY BOTTLE OF Aperfcct Remedy for Constipa­ tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea. Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­ ness and Loss OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature of NEW YORK. rt Uortcria iy pct cp fa ‘st bpttAa only, It Ils set sdd fa-balk. Don’t sikw a:.'?fno .<•[! • you ajayulug «1m cu tie ph*. tt jtttaisc '.tar it I it ‘?jasi as gaod” and '‘will aasw-.r (j?cr» >ht■ pore'' Afr-Bre tut yea ret (kl-fi-T-O-ILI.A. I StafMI :fx2» ■ djaifsrei .zr r«y ci wn$Ftr. EXACT COPY OF. WRAPPER. Weekly IiQter Ocean Tbe Greatest Republican Paper of the West. { The Weekly inter Ocean Supplies Al! of the News and the Best of Current Literature. II.is Morally Clean, and as a Family Paper is Without a Peer. Its Literary Columns are equal to those of the best magazines. Its Youth's Department Is the finest of its kind....................... Il brings to Iho family the Nawa of the Entire World sod gives the best and ablest discussion* of at) questions of tbe day. The Inter Ocean gives ttrrive paces of reading matter each week and being |>abkl«hed In < hlcaro la better adapted to the needs of the people wen of Lbo Alleghany Mountains than any other paper $•■00 perjtear . $1.00 • Tbe Dill; ind SuihIij Edl- 5 ££ of Sunday by mall. .. ,. B.on per year • tlons of Tbe Inter Ocem ire < Price ' Dally and Sunday by mail....... .-.\.W.OO per year « tbe best of tbelr kind.... Addreaa THE INTER OCEAN. Chicago. DERFECT IURITY SUPERIOR UTRENGTH MODERATE HI PRICE Watch for the New Story MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. Whereas default has been made fa tbe con­ ditions of a certain real estate mortgage, bear, ing date the T7th day of Aorll. 1K94. executed by Byron Dickinson and Anna Diealnson hlawlfe. of Haatinn, Barry Co.. Mich., to Adrian I). Cook, of Hastings, Mich., and recorded In the office of the register of deeds tor the < o inty o! Barry, on the 27th day of April, 1K4, nt 2:30"p. m..in Liber 47 of pj.ge n>. And Whereas it is provided and agreeu between the. parties, that should any default be made fa the payment of the Interest due on said mortgage, or any In­ stallment of either principal or Interest, on anv. day when toe same Is due and pavable anil should the sannj remain unpaid and in an ears for thirty days, no much of the prtnciual of said mortgage yet remaining uupald with all ar rearages ot h.tereat shall at the option ot the owner of said mortgage, alter the lapse of said thirty days, become at once due and p.yable. and the Interest due April 27th. isw. on said mortgage aud note accompany lug the tame, not hanng been paid nnd remain m arrears for more Umn four months, the mortgage* elects to consider, and does hereby consider the whole amount yet remaining nnnald upon said roort gage and note tube <hm and payable, and teat tbe whole amount of both principal ai d Inter eat claimed to be due on said mortgage and note at this date Is five hundred nnd forty eight dollars aifa sixty oue rents HMH.BI) aud no proceedings at law or In equity having been Instituted to recover the naxmntso due. or apy part thereof notice is therefore hereby given, that by virtue of tiie power of sale In said mortgage contained which has become operative because of the default aforesaid, and lu pursuance ot the statutes fa such cases made and provided, the premises drecrlbed in said roortgsge will be •old at pablfa auction to the highest bidder on of December. IOC at io .at the front entrance to ell? of Hastit n. (that MORTGAGE J-'ALE. \ Default having been made for more than «toiy ■ days in the payment of intereat onnjtiv ;A<4 p? j able on a mortgage dated March 1CTT1. ie:»>.\ made by Joshua D. Baker and Ehraheth Baker, husband and wife, ot Castleton. Bvn County. Michigan, to John M. FmlTh. and recorded In tbe office of the Register of deeds, for the Coun­ ty cf Harry. In the State of Michigan, uo the 21st day of October. 1883, on liber 17 <4 tnortgages. on page 2t». for whteti default the said JObnM. Smith, by virtue of the rhht ghen him by the (raid mortgare. ha« made and hereby makes the whole principal sum of said mort gage and tbe murest accrued thereon now due anu payable and on which roertgage there is claimed to be due at theadate of tn:# ;.otlce the sum of seventeen hundred and eighty six dol­ lar* and forty one cents and an attorney fee cl twenty-flye dollars provided for In tald mort­ gage. and no suit cr proceeding at law having been instituted to recover the amount secureu by said mortgage er any part thereof. .Notice la there fore hereby given that on fa** 2Rh day of December.lM. at ten o cltek In the forenoon, there will besold at the north front door el the court house. In tbe city of HastingB. county of Barry and slate of Michigan tsaki court housebeing the place intwbleb tbe circuit court fortbe county of Barry is held.at public auction to the bigbeat bidder, the premises de*cribec in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the amount due on sftid mortgage aa above set forth, with the interest thereon, and the rests, charges ano expenses allowed by law and provided for In said mort­ gage, said premises being situate In the town­ ship of Castleton, county of Bart y and state ot Michigan and descrl’-ed aM follows, to wit: Belng-the west one half of ttw? northwest one fourth of -section number three, in town­ ship, rumfcer three north, range number feveo west in the township pf Casileton, county of Barry and state of Michigan, und contnh m eighty acres of land, according to tne L nite<i States survey of said section number farce. • Dated Bepteinber 30th. iftw. „ t John ty. Smith. Mortgage. Alonzo E. Kknaston. Attorney tor Mortgagee. I’ROBATB OKDKK. . Stu, of MUMw. County ol Barry -, at a ot th. prvbat. n’tirt W iz rn.mr.otB.rrv. holilenal The llol at. In the City U Haitian, in ial.1 Omary rn Mraday, u>« dav of October, in ibr year one thousanfi eight hundred and Present Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Pro­ bate. In tbe matter of tbe estete of Ella Snangf mMcher. deceased. , On reaclng and Qllnz tbe petition duly > fled, of Fred Snangrmacher. husband deceased, praying thax a certain ln*5«^he this <fay filed In aald court purporting to be tne last will » nd testament of said deceased- **admitted to nrobate nnd the executor therein named appointed. . . • Thereupon It to ordered .that Thursday the iw day of November. A. D.. 1M«. at ten o’elock in the forenoon, be aligned lor toe bearing J1 said petition and that the heirs at law 1dereoaed and all other peraous ,uJer**t®t’I2n said ewtate. are required to appear at a of oafa Court, then lobe boMen at the Fn’ba’' oflfae. In the City of Hasting-. In said <.oun ■ad show cause, if any there be. whr toe prayer M toe petltoooor may not be granted. 4u>d It«» new'Papw * ot Bmtv. anal altowam of jndgR ai Probate. ■ �wbViiave nun! » in Hood's Bamp- fSa” 1896. ent <4 o,h<r* for c*Un’h At present i|,..re lte 750 lnm,lM . . Industrial Sclfni for Boys at Laurin,. . . The Commercial Traveler ^xou Prite Baking Powder leavens OFFICIAL reports. ___ ___ th^J™ ln B«hl for the Ibnia posioffice, st last advlcee. or^'.™n i “““ ’“'up ,or • taudsome set of Jaxon buapjpiclures. tJ^.1 n'l14"''0"' 0( Monr“- ««s senr u *wo y’*r“ lonl»- Wednesday ■tor stealing a tot ot chickens >BdUetlun. but like all other skin dUanae. it ean be permanent. z\;riS. M. Watts, a commercial trav-, t•!•.•* At home in Brandywine, Va.,ex- Hazel Salve. It never fails to cure Piles. how easily we may mistake W. H. Goodykaii. inTVdf exhaust ion for kidney and other : cauic trouble*. He writes: “About ran„Yn,’MB''"’" C,'U“lr W®l“*“ w0" » Months ago I came home surfe&Mig tlKltou. M”“u °“un‘r- °» McKluley's from sleeplessness and a dull pain in u.v kidneys. I was advised to use Dr. In the Spring a young man’s laucy light ' . ’er’s Nerve Vitaiizer, which I Earirrpii“rl 7,*hL* - De 'Vi"“ Less than two bottles completely r.»rly Kbirs. tor they always elemise the cured me of what I thought was kid- liver, purify the blood, aud invigorate the •* . trouble. I consider it a valuable ysleut. w. H. GoouiKAn. :• licine. The nerves are the support Tne citizens ot Capac would like to have • nd Maintenance of the entire human up hl* «tu. litre and should be treated, in­ In thmbmg.'“ *‘*>*’r - trad of the organs manifesting the s. • ptoms. Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve ViOne minute la the standard time, and t 1 or is the only reliable and safe One Minute Cough Cure la be at.ndard treatment to use to build up and sup- preparation tor every cough or cold. It Hr the important nerve tissues of the Is lite only harmless remedy that produces human system, so that they may Immediate reattlu. w. H. Gooveau strengthen the vital organs. LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION • week, a Marcellus, Wednesday, damaging the building fir.ooo worth. : Mrs. K. in*" *ur 3 X 88 quire i' C.'.roT,. re at rrraqnt 910 convict* In the DeYoung, Middleburg, fa..' Ub”1 °?e C°“<th ><ars. both for myself and > acting and uiuet satisfactory Cough Cure 1 * ever used. w. H. GO“,VJS I My-. John Zulin, pt Bay City, was rouifd dead in her bed. Wediesd.y mom•Ian 1. Jarvis, the deleah d candidate, 1 in}{. Death caused by cancer !■ ■ .ctcrvB- frtun this . district will start a Hid you ever .Iblnk how readily the I ; j. * a: Hanlon Harbor.' ! blwd la milsoued by eonstlpaudn? Bad ■ 1’resbytenan church at Allegan . blood iu-ans had health aud im mature ■ : allied Si000 by Mrs. J. W. I old aicv- DeWitt’a Little Early Riser*, the :-famous little pills, overeoni? obslihate con­ •;.. ,k who died tvcently. ; silpatlun. W. U. Govdykak p j.i. Janies O’Donnell, of Jackson, it Only eleven aspirants for the puslofiice hfViglA will be teud-ted a foreign aj*l*l Manon. The present incumbent has a ::iUiiea’. bj President McKinley. • year and a hall to serve. 1! • Mi \»i:ley girls of the Ku'amazuo A. L.WoMter, a prominent citizen >‘ione exchange bant}netted their . Osseo, ich„ after suffering excrudatiDRly from piles fur twenty years, was cured- in * an cv- Mjrkers last week iu- a result of a short time by useing DeWitt’s Witch ctiou bet. I Hazel Salve, an absolute cure for all skin F.tin -rs at Hamilton and vicinity are ( diseases. Mure of th|* preparation is used ‘ nn all others combinWI. v :>*: many cows by a new ainF* fatal W. H. Goodyeak -e. the animals dying a few hours at; Tin* postofli’e and a grocery store at Smne.rset, Hillsdale Co., were coimuned ;!rec-nt celebration of McKinley's ; by fire last week. . iu at, O.'st zo. the residence and Young mothers dread the Summer mon­ । . . s of George E. Bardeen was ilium . His ou account o| the great mortality a* umtig eliUdreii by bowm'^blrej Purfe.dMf.ty may be M»ured tbmie Bh0 A improvement is being made on keep on hard DoWHt’i* Colic and Cholera' ‘ Mid Rapids road J miles nur’b of cure, and aduniiister it promptly. For ’ M; liile. Hills are being cut down. cramps. bilious colic, dysentery and diar-! rhrea. it afford* instant relief. ! : .urn gravel drawn on the same. \V. H. Goopyf.ak 1 ’ Tivbild. a very old and nearly Jeff-rsou Fnwler pieadud guilty to the 1 :uii..r,o ot the Soldiers Honv| at ; charge uf petjury at Hillsdale, an I was to thirteen months iu Jackson ‘• and Kupids. jumped Into a tub of very sentenced * prison. water last week, and was so bauly English Spavin Liniment remove- all - tiled he u»y die. Hard. Soft or Calloused Lumps and BleoiA battle Creek yuung.lady who believes isbes from horses. Blood Spavins, Curbs, in U.u free coinage o7 silver, denied her- Splints. Sweeney, King-Bone. Ring-Bone, Stifles, Stifles. - f of attJLdlng the lecture course this Sprains, all Swollen Throats. Coughs, etc. i Save 350 by u*e of one bottle. Warranted a inter, and gave the price of lhe ticket to i tbe most wonderful Blemish Cure ever ” - local Bryan campaign fund. known. ‘ Sold by W- H. Goodyear, DrugThe oldest voter In Allegan county at ' <*»L Hastings, Mich. ■ rerent Vection-WM Caution Brown. 95 ( Ernest Stelnmeyer. . bright ,Indent, rt years uf age who oast his vote for McKin- . Orchard Lake from Milwaukee. Wis.. died a-Hubart. He has voted for 18 presi- j suddenly, last Wednesday morning, of er . . . . . . . 1*^1 heart disease. dents. T tn-first president he assisted to, elect was John Tyler In 1824. I iucMcd * Arnica Naive John 1.. Brewer, of Owosso, loat a f*i-j Toe best salve in the world for cuts, . ... ,, I,bruises, sores, uleers. salt rheum, fever u»' . botse. Tnreday winch w„ .tucked, : uth,r chappe(1 h,n,|Si eht|bl,lw aud rendered valueless by vicious rats. ' eoroSt and all skin Irruptions, and posiwhich lacerated tbe legs above the hoofs, 1 lively cure piles or no pay required. It taring .way tbe Oesb to tbe bones. Two l» guaranteed to give perfect aatHfactlon * re. ,1 n/laad Pl-if-M or re.rererea, money raaf refunded. Price 9.5 25 IWltR cents nf*r per ot the rats which were caught were twice box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the the >ize of ordinary rats. druggist. Reports to tbe stale board of health A Grand Haven merchant says that I e sin w that rheumatism, bronchitis, neural­ sold more goods oh tbe day after McKin­ gia. tonsilitb, and influenza in tbe order ley’s election than he did for the three named, caused most sickness in Michigan weeks before.' daring the week ending October 24: Con­ Old People. sumption reported at 331 places; typhoid | Old people who require medicine to . . . r. bowels .. __j fever 60; diphtheria 41; scarlet fever 20; reguFateTlie and'kidneysi-m will find whooping cough 12 and measles at 13 ‘ the true remedy in Electric Bitters. This medicine does not stimulate and contains pia :esno whiskey nor other Intoxicant, but acts Natural-gas has been discovered on E. as a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly on tbe stomach and bowels adding O. Averys big farm near Atlanta, Mich. strength and giving tone to tbe orrans, The boys were clearing some land when thereby aiding nature In the performance they noticed the water In a swamp boll up of the function* Electric Bitters Is an and also a smell of gas. A match was excellent appetizer and aids direction. touched to the water and the gas tiasiicd Old people find It just exactly what they need. Price fifty cents per bottle at W. up They then sunk a pipe about 18 feet, H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. made a burner of a cartridge shell, pro­ tected it with a tin pail and lighted it. It Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That burned with a steady fl ime aud has now Contain Mercury. b-rn lighted for three weeks. The nutter * i'l be thoroughly inv« sllga'ed. Women are not the nnlv ones who *r” >■ ns five i»b >ut their *, as. A man d ra’nt like t- lie lold that he Is grit ing uld. Urrtiih keep* a min y u ijc. It does’nt inake aiiy difference h ue h*s lived elxhty year. It they have been healthy years, fcc will l»e bale and hearty and won’t look .witbhi I wen y years as old *h hr is. Good dlgextloo and rich, red blood mtke people Jo-»k youthful. Dr. Pierce’s G -Ideu Medi­ cal Discovery makes rich, nd blond, it makes health iu Um* rignt way. It works according to the right theory. *nd iu SO »ears of practice. It has pruv-d that the theory is Bbeo’ntely correct. ‘It ‘iwgtna * at the beginning—begins by tutting ’he stomach, liver and bowels In'o perf- c <»rder, but it l>»-giu>» Its good blood before K finishes with ti e dlgratbe hjHteio. It Mjarrlies uut dlms-e vws where ever they may be a d force* them out*of the body. AU dru^uu* gerp tue K'rW*euvery.” To retort) gray hair tn It* natural e«»l<>r ‘ *n youth, cause It to rrow abundant and hi strong. there is no better prep*r»H°°’ ihan an Hall’s Hair Benewer. prewnp'lou. Iran raj® U>e uU>,d»ran«n Ibor win *O I« .OT. y.ra rju. .wwiMx ;-rl7,'ny‘? & Ckurrb Com. inBoumclurnl 0) r. J ■ co.™, « Co.. Toledo, o . con loins r,n rnercurj. Md •• taken Internally, acting directly u*>onT,’”L£!221 and mticoas surf»ceirel the .j*?1*?the grEuhJe* Hall's C uarrb Cure be sure iouthe rjouine. Bia taken mrernslb «'d JOhio, by F. J. Cbeesv 4 Oo. 1 —wytoid by aruggl*t*. price «ftc per tx trie. CASTORIA For Infant* nnd Children. MxDs temperance women. VIEWS OF FARMERS. Bynopsis of the Emlgratloa ComWhite Ribbon Loaders Gather at Proceedings of Their Annua’. Moot­ mtsaioneFa Statement. St Louis. Ing at Indianapolis. ' — • ‘r"r -XV.-tCB Fl <ners Were Uwnded—Rrpnrt or UtoXComtnlasioa of Naviga­ tion for 1802. pauiou* President. Delivers an loter- Kx-Pr«wident Hnrrisou Delivers an Addrws*—A Memorial Adopted—The Knights of Labor Meet In iSt. Louit>. Nov. 1G.—The strike of th* employes of tbe Tudor iruq works, which has been in progress fay two yfars. was declared off Saturday, tbe proprietors having acceded to the de­ mand for increased wages. This will place 800 men at work. lYie increase of orders for structural iron and the gen­ eral revival of business brought about tbe end of the strike. rira T‘'“- 5o’’ io—Th<- eonnntoSt. Louia, Nov. 14.—For the twentyIndianapolis, IncL. Nov. 13. — The •loner of mitntgration 1,„, wado hl, Noted .louruslUt Dr<d. third time lu the history of tbe or­ third day’s session of the Farmers’ report. A nojKi. fo||„WB: Jauw.towu, X. Y, Nor. It.—Colemat, ganization the Women's ChriMtian Trm,"L"? lh’ l*m )e»r lhe nrrtvu. pcrance union met in annual conven­ national congress hnd two Important El Bishop died Saturday afternoon nt »U.«; cuuctr> h.xr.gxtM tion Friday morning. The delegates to features. One was an address by Gen. the Hyde Town sanitarium, ugej about HarriaoD and the other was the M years. He wu* the founder of the and o7ul ■ ,,cpor<'’'1 ft tb.ex- the numlier of nearly 500 ussembl&J iu Jamestown Evening Journal aud of tbe whi7h *h v,r!°“» .team.hlp line, by Schuyler Memorial house at eight I adoption of n memorial to congress. General Harrison waa in a happy Oil City Daily Derrick, nnd wan at one r h ?' O( ,ho”’ deported m o'clock and attended devotional exerUb^r “.V* ‘‘"d'r ' ““tract to twrfonn mood and, when he arose to speak, he time editor of .lodge, an.1 tt another, ciscs led by Mis* Elizabeth W. Green| tbX IIh?'. U“ a*1 |,rlor M time editor of the Huttnlo Exurm.'' » i r *rr*val, and 2,‘W were returned a* wood, of New Yorkr'shorti;^-^ I idd’ol1 ,o woltll’ltc.t cla»«.In warfls wart, the .h. audience adjourned ,djour ,to the lhe ;' ■ ■ .„rucoto, •JUtlpe to the number dabarad titer, music hall in e_ (•old and Silver. ' the Exposition building, calling, from high notlwt, associate thema re.. - b.K'“n>' bU'dlc charges within which had been elaborately decorated Washington, Nov. 16.—The gold ex­ :en !■ a,— —■ ,,ocE-----eJher and ’u® these -..v. P°* a'M.aMc uivbc high niffii momc*rorore Tft.'r re#lr be.tre WC« I uvea in their association, only gopd can rep >rt* for Octolirr amounted to 4343.168, iu honor of the conference. ■. returne.1 to the countries whence they | »ult Rut.we should not be selflsh In our iq-ainst $1,873,897 for October, IBM. came. The conunl.moner general atales The CoavtmttoD Opened. purposes. ] think I may say that tf we that be know, or no Immigrant landed lu The imports were $27,961,928. .against When Miss Willard on the ----- appeared -------------------------------absolutely selfish In our purposes and this country during the ire: year who tendered the on,i of our own Sood, the good of $^,797,040 for October,'L8O6. The exUrdl;“ “IX’'’ t”,bl,c °r Prt'ft. platform, tbe audience on. ieuaere“ . the claaa and of the Individual of theclaas. pprts. of^.ailver amounted to $4,794,338. Muucution. , Chautauqua salute. The proceedings „ we should find that good most highly pro­ With some exceptions, the report says began with the reading the Crusade ------of *.i . motod by takings bro*d view of thingsand Fpr October, 1895, the amount was $4.­ the phyelcal charucteriMtle* of the vearis Psalm, after which Mra. Henrietta L. by admitting to our deliberations the 5! 4.447. The imports aggregated $888,t »^2fral ,n won? tho*« of a hardy, iound that It Is not possible for one class 4$2; for October, 1895, they were $1,391,of thought laboring claw, accuatom. d and apparent­ I Monroe, president of tbe W. C. to be highly prosperous while all other bStl. ly we 1 able to earn a livelihood wherever Ohio, delivered the opening prayer. cl:.ssea arc suffering: that there lean Intercapable and industrious labjr can secure df i endence in all our business and social WUlard** Informal Addree*. Western Basrlsall Leaipue. employrnent. As to occupation*, it was I Miss Willard said that her annual ail- — relations, and that thisu*v Is highly developed • ..«• »«.«««««» OU ra Chicago, Nov. 13.—At the meeting of compoaed largely of the clauses deHgtxated in a free government like ours. other words, in a broad senae, we tie board of directors of tbe Western *» skilled and unskflted luuorvre, with ; dress was partly prepared when the call ' •ome professionals. The ambur.t of money cane to work for the refiurees in Mar- ‘ £ro*por together and we suffer together; Biseball league on Thursday,President seilies nndhigh sinr* th.t u u a 1 lnter<Sepen<lent. Fthink sometime* brought Into the countryFire by destroyed imuiiffran'to a pari ot lhe school The cham­ was at least $t,F!7,31S, and probably was sciiiea ano since that time it had been the conceit of the farmer has been unduly Johnson was reelected. for her to -----complete her ' Promoted when It ha* been said that he p onship season will begin April 22 or torgely in exceHs of iheac ilaure*. , impossible s”~t~ nnd ahe, she. therefore gave a fa- ’ , the tottom of «verything and that he 2 . and will consist of 140 games. The The report shows that the total number message, nod talk *to ■*the «- . , . ' ’‘‘’tong* to an Independent class: that ot iiumlgrant* over H years of a^e thfxt that miliar *~*i*“— ♦-«»’ - • • • the delegates, of which cities are not much account, and that farm? s iring schedule meeting will be held arrived during the year 5,‘JtX could no*, . y. r ii no. the following is nn outline: j *ro God's work, and enduring. What would ■i Detroit on March 8. write, T.-u and 7U,130 coutd neither read nor ........ ................. ™ “_* . "»r. *“■ " ’ *U'hl. u— ..,— . 1 She expreMed the warmeet appreciation ths farw be w,thoul Lhe town, and what ‘hich’h itIk zsHn,rer. ,gs percent, of»... the whole SeuMtioa*! Story Den I ext. • of Whits Ribbon wom” n of re. sTlX. *»uW the town be without the farm? I the whltA RD>K,ro A.re~ — ... । would number. Of thoae who could nelrtier read ■ children, and 1 consider it the <iulcke-t i Of thuec Washington, who could neirtier Nov. read 14.—Officials of the . ,y OI unMarrM, by the vwlMUll e.l.tnby or inr th, .! rh,“'» cllle* furnish the population that nor Italy.‘ IZjdS from who. »°,r write , * 51,374 a,873 came auue from 1 ru,u Iul> CVrlnn* Invited»v«the convention and had■ ennuur consumes the products of the farm, and wur department deny without qualifl’*'? .,~m 5"' cyclone. moiiA mm .aa..* ..re.i •------ provision . . -i! the farm fuinl*hes the subsistence of the made gsnBrous and elaborate for c- ition the story published by a Chicago room Bobemt* and Moravia. ;.2yi from !t» cntGrtalumont. only few any* davit I! S,ty- *g. 1 heard a friend say the other --------------- — In “1884, wi, vm } a ivw n>m -----yurts oi .Auatria-Hungury, 5,473 *from ttrnviana tn fh«. n»-i^....i.« > th® city for the country and the piper Friday to the effect tliut tbe war hil from*!•<&«. “ “ 8jrr“ a'“* previous to the presidential election, the a>y: • • the V city, nnd <4nil 0 ,UI d apartment had called on railroad vomw. C. T. U. met here and - ventured on ' f°r for tllv the 111. flng.' -v cvpvrt shows have has tended to p mies for rates fdr the transportation the high seas of political cootentlen- they 1I T ave rejoiced in all that ha* - -/-------‘frxu* ulthat or tbe whole number of urrOalsziu,- had eapouaed "the. cause of the prohibition “aKHculture <T4CU,t?re easier, easier, to to give give leisure leisure 4t* acre males and liu.^1 female*.* ’ o ! troops and war materials from the party and called down curseion their de- ■ . V*0UKbl and r®*<Un*. tor the cultivation th* Intellect. school­ v est tft gulf ports. Commfiwlou of .Ssvikaiwi.. i voted h*.ids. j of thw intellect. I rejoice that the school* nutn ..nil ’fKc It,,).. church are found> in 1— Shc spoke ot the heroines of the rank and ' hou »® anJ h® little WaabingUa, Nov. lu. The ie;.ort of the rommundjon uf navigation fur 1596, file who had bdrno and labored and had *?*’“? „c°un.try »‘®‘shl>orhood. 1 rejoice In patience whan the W. C. T. U. ''i>as*ed lb“ helk-f that our people are patriotic, and Chicago. Nov. 14.—Free thinkers from after referring to the necessity far the under the rod of n nation s criticism." I lhat never before In the hlstorj- of our "Wo have marched far since then and < countr>' was there a deeper and more unt- a 1 over the United States and from pasaage uf a fire ship bill, states that 1 nglund were present in this city at the alignments of parties have changed" i ver * al love of the starry luinner and the our luuritiint* rank of the Pacific is flow The labor movement ha* taken on pro- constitution for w^hlch It stands." t le opening of the annual congress threatened by a new rival. Japan, under portion* *o vast that no one hptaks lightly ' The cougrc&a adopted p memorial ad- otf the American Secular Union and liberal and progressive laws, has jflxt of It any more. The people are forging ; d/eu* to congress prepared bv a com- Tree Thought Federation. tholr way to the front, misguided vften, t J- L-kBuTwnn , ‘ , eatabllahed a trans-Pacific steamship making pitiful path* in the wlldernu**, fol- TnH inittec. of which wn, William Lawrence, ‘~* nf ‘— ’ ----------------of * line to the United States, and. with th • lowing false light* and relegating the Ohio, Is chairman. A synopsis of the Conneaut, O., Nov. 14.—The steamer cooperation uf American capital, is pre­ fight for a clour brain to the Spartan band memorial as adopted follows: of prohibitionist*, when if labor would win V ’allula, ore laden from Ashland, Wian paring to extend rapidly this service. It must make the temperance reform the ,*■ “Jonted; Bays that the In 1880 tha tonnage of American ves­ ark of God to be borno m the very van of farmer* nation*! congress Is not a polit­ to this place. fcn«J a nlued at 3110,000, went ’ ical party organisation; that the recent aahore while trying to make this port. sels entering the United States from the It* swift gathering army. “When we were in 8t. Louis 12 years ago election for president and representatives Two sailors were drowped. ports of Asia nnd Ocraniea was 233,39$ we declared for tho only party that wm I In congreas ....haa for. a time . settled the ques*WP1* protection" protection'’ *1 shall Drowned Hlmnelf. tons, and of foreign vessels, 442,251 tons. hedged to prohibition and the home pro- I , fn,! .aL j }?*.010*1 ample ballot, two < CI?re^Mn n<«r*KtO^rr,CUVuraJ P^Mct*. xecuou tiauot, but out a* as there mere are. now p™«u«s. In Hudson, Wis., Nov. 16.—Garrett Lacy, In lf*95 the American tonnage entering teetton _ __ .. . iniinon With tnni. nf nikreparties so pledged, we cannot in con- rh2 ni-moliJi t«,“* °1 °,her ,nd“"tr1*’uijed 90 years, committed suicide by wa* 308,491, the foreign tennage. 657.-, science declare for either, but we are. I Saen,.Tfl?t?ri»tL suggests a ”umb«r of re"——1' '" ewe “ >*•’Mh. nteti ,h»n fj."1-:*,'” ,‘J* J!??? •“»’ei?, ”» <! rouning himself in a cistern. The act 206. The large and profitable.carrying hni«. th. «nu>l rn.n.1. ot both. them -being the striking out of the "skirt­ Was due to mental aberration. -----------------trade, once conducted between Asiatic in lhl« convention rank. It plUo that wc 1ing clause," which original cd in the tariff i will lend our Influence to any party that and I*.uro]>eii3 ports by American ves- Incorporate* our principles Into its plat­ bill uf 1&0. It also asks for the passage I Comuilttiil for Trial. a bill proposal in a memorial prepared ” l’ieh, "•Wum form. 1 do not mean that we shall Indorse of London, Nev. 14.—Edward J. Ivory, by the National Wool Growers' a*j>ocla- ' JwrW h»« ataortetrt.rch |umred uw»y. all the planks in thkt platform, but oaly tlon at Washington. D. C.. In Hsvs, m aid : t Lu? alleged dynamite conspirator, was those that embody our principles." Our total imports fur fa Gur . were val- . She gave notice that tbe National W. C. of sheep husbandry. The memorial Mays (oxnniitted for trial Friday by the Bow 11 is the desire of the tarmers’ congress ue<^ nt $Y31.UC9,963. of which A590.538,- T. U. would call upon all temperance and that after March 4. 1597. the president ' itrret police magistrate. j.hflunlhroplc societies throughout the 3f’2 w**rr brought in foreign vessels, call an extra session of congress to' world to set apart March 2U. the birthday ।। shall moot thu earliest practicable time to of Gen. Neal Dow. as "Prohibition day." I enact aatprotective tariff law. The memorial FORTUNE LEFT TO MOODY. The convention then took a recc&s un­ I protests against delay. til two p. m. j Tbe cuDgres* adjourned Thursday • • The Afternoon Resalon; '• afternoon. aPresident Ciaytou vmj mu uuu guc ‘ and lhe New York,-Nov. Hi.—Rev. Dwight L. The reports of Treasurer Helen M. other officers hold over until the St. bmc evangelist, received uumuc Moody, the notice Barker, of minoi*, and Corresponding1 Paul meeting pext year, being elected Saturday thnt 3100.U0U find been left Secretary Mrs. Katherine L. Stevenson, I for a term of four years, him in tbe will of a wealthy nnd prom- of Massachusetts, were presented and I Knights of Labor. inent citizen of New Londup. Conn., to ' adopted, Rochester, N. Nov. 13.—There are be devoted to his educational work in This is the tradc-mxrk which Then followed a report from each of numerous resolutions of importance Chicago nnd Northfield, The the department sujierintendents. These still in the band* of the Knights of La­ is on the wrapper (salmon-colmoney* was bequeathed to a board of reports occupied nearly the entire bor committee which have not as r - !—or«J) of every New ’London yet been offered to the general assem­ *trustees ’by X. N. Harris, a '' ’ 1 afternoon aesstou. bank president, who died about three ' bottle of the genbly. The report of the executive comw^eks ago. The stipulation of his will St. Louis, Nov. 16.—The pul pits of 68 Dittos has been made public'. nuine SCO i T’S is that it shall be spent under the ad­ churches in thia city were occupied It details tbe part taken by tbe JEjffSb emulsion vice and direction of Mr. Moody in his yesterday by delegates to the W. C. T. Knights of Labor in the populist and sarioua educational institutions. Be sufe this is on U. convention. In the afternoon a maw democratic national convention, in an meeting was held to consider the Ar­ attempt to unite the tw o (Uirties for the ■ PacE^ge,and principles urged by the Knights, and Hopkinsville, Ky., Nor. 16.—Henry menian iinuutocres. and a message was rejoices at the prominence given the is­ that nothing else sent to President Cleveland, urging Blankinship, the oldest man in Ken­ sues there enumerated. is palmed off on tucky, died st his home near Fairview him to cooperate in ending the reign Rochester, N. Y., Nov. 14.—The only 5 you when you Friday night of a complication of dis­ nf bloodshed. Mias Willard in her ad­ business of general interest transacted asfc far ft. eases, aged 120 years. He was born in dress said: by the general assembly of the K. of L. Virginia in 1TT6. hod rnnv«i to Ken"An ondent nation l.betnx .lowly »Uu»h- F riday morning was the passing of an Nothings has been made that ,, . . . . tered at the foot of Mount Ararat Fifty P tucky and married years before tbe war thouMBd victims ‘ stretched out under God's amendment to tbe constitution |>ermitequals it to give strength and of 1812. He was the father of 15 chil- a*ky in th* slow circle ' oft a year: women.. Ung the organization of junior assem­ tlrcn. 11 of whom are .till lieing. Uie .l™re. ...M.W, --------drrout ----.nd comely. ----— ralTerlnK two blies to which apprentice* will be al­ solid flesh to those who are llwlnw and ■ nn a a dying nvfnv nBdtn llttl* I| deaths—< living death;’ little oldest being past 8u .years of are. .1 children poised on the bayonets of Jloa- lowed membership. run down or emaciated. i lem soldiers, villages burned, and etarvaRochester, N. Y., Nov. 10.—At tbe ses­ Your doctor will tell you Mrs. Phmbe Thumaa of Junction City । 7,w.oooh^ldtera sion of the Knigbto of Labor Saturday that it it the one food for all III., waa told by her dOCtora-that she luul who rations and their sacra- It was voted to indorse the Ixxige-Corconaumptlon *ud that their was nu hope ' Menl rsfutariy: statesmen who kneel on lias bill for the restriction of immigra­ those whose weight is below for her, but two bottles uf Dr. Kings' New , velvet eushtoos In beautiful cathedrals and tion, and the legislative committee was the standard of health. Discovery completely cured her and she pray. *W« beseech Thee to hear ua. God. Instructed to work for its passage. uiacorery wiiipivicij our Lord;' diplomats who can shape the says it saved her 11^* ^butuaa g- , whlBpyr of a throne and shade the meangers, 189 Florida 8t.. ban Fraiuiseo. suf- 1 Q{ <n U]tjmsaum; but neither atatesetaxtoen Kx>o4* an Ttour. and sold by all druggists. fered from a dreadful culd, si»pruachin< man> diplomat nor soldier has wit wlsPhiladelphia, Nov. 14. — The battle ( SCOTT & BOWSE, New York. ennaumptlon. tried without result rxny every- d aOt om will iu to save a single Ufa shelter n nor wui ■hip Iowa mode 16.27 knots an hour . iDply a single think else then bought one laittle Isittle of uf Dr. , a single torture r|u;n5?. J*£®r Klug,', New IH.euvrj «"d1 m n. iwh <«i. weeks , lP*f SWt, of bread to ‘f* Christians on cd her builders’ trial trip. Her guarkful k hillsides.. • an teed speed was 16 knots an hour. wu cural. He I, Mlurally ibinktul. h ', ih® U» Armenian Armenian muotm samtile* I “ 'Vested Interests' are against It. 'the la such result, ot which <l>r«<- are r— . ,5.; J balance of power' doe* not permit It. The that prove the wonderful Efficacy ot this’ will of the sultan is tbe only will In the tn«l1 I empire of Turkey, and all the wills of all medicine in coughs and colds. Free f“ - . _...-re7 bottle at W. H. Goodyear's Drug ature. | |he Christian nations cannot move it one hair. The Turk Is a savage, while the Regular slxe 50c. and 81.Ou. statesmen are over-civlllsed; he Is a tys <of* Elsie rant. ’rto,le lhey craven coward*. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ba't *. ’ ’ * Meanwhhe a star move* toward the east; celebrated the fiftieth annivei**rj ul their It caught Its light from the star of Bethle­ hem. One Clara Barton, a woman wellwedding, 1*4 Wednesday. •‘Since childhood. 1 have been nigh TO years of age. took her life In her bauds and moved forward to tbe rescue. afflicted with scrofulous boils and NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. A drowning mau would h**e I’tt'e u*e She went to bind up wounds, to give out sores, which caused me terrible State of Michigan. for a method of rescue whh*’> •*»*..<«l it-| bread, to light the fires on the blackened In the Ci cult Court 'or ib^ Cority of Barry, Buttering. Physicians were unable qolre days. A. dyspep’ic dwsh’l *mi>» ’•» hearthstone*, to put hope into broken Ada Cook and Henry Cook .copinner, do'* s maineM at Ristins*. Michigan, bother with* remedy thai h g»mg U» lake hearts. She Is a greater power to-day to help me, and 1 only grew worse for Ged and brotherhood than all the under the firm name of Cook & Cook, weeks to show Ito briirfiel*l • tf<c*‘. guilder their care. statesmen, diplomatists and soldiers. The Tbe Mount Lebanon Shaken* are offer­ world Joseph Custer. ’s ere® followed her with love; they At length, 1 began Notlce Is hereby given that 0” tbe tJrd day c t ing a product under the name of Sn»k*-r could net see her plainly for tears. Did to take July. A. IXa will of attsrbiaeot was duly Digestive Cordial which yields immediate our Hwveoly Father wish to put before Issued out of the Circuit Court h r the Oouaty Sarsaparilla, and relief. The very first duae pr-»ve- hrtir humanity an object lesson on tbe broadest Ot Bam , at the suit of Ada Cook and Henry Cook, copartncre. dolor i'USlnre* ar HMllagh ficlal In moNt cases; aud it «s n; t«« scale of the futility of force and the omvery soon grew bet ­ MIchhnm. under the firm name an* style of tbelr unbounded confidence In it. flmttl’*' nlpoteave of lovsT" Cook* Cook .the above named Flatttiff-.ecaiaM ter. After using have put 10 cent sample butll«*s «n ’b tbe lands tenements, roods and -••avals Sawmill* Closed. half a dozen bottles moneys and effects ot Joseph Custe*, o» damarket These can be hart ifir-ogh Oahkosb, Win., Nov. 16.—All sawmills fendant above uatned. for tbe sun. ui Oos 1 was completely druggist; and It will repay the «ffl cit'd Hundred and Four Imllars and nine cents, Invest tbe trifling sum necessary lu mak* brre bare been closed for the season ex­ cured, so mat i have not had a boil (f104 US), which t-ald writ was returnable in th* cept the Paine Lumber company's mill, <Ui day of August, A. l>. )f®6. ■ trial. or pimple on any part of my body Dated this first day of R-ptember. A f». HA. The Shaker Digestive Cord'al relieve- v hiah will be run as long as logscan be tor the last twelve years. I can by resting the atoniach and aldiag the di lukea <•«* ot the river. The total sea­ cordially recommend Ayer's Sarsa ­ son's owe is estimated at 33,500,000 {pet, gestlon of food. parilla as the very best blood-purifier TEE 0X1T WOXUrfi TUX considerably lesa than usual. Laxol Is the best nredicim- f«»r *“’•* in existence."-G. T. Keinuabt, STATE OF MICHIGAN. 1 Auditor Gbmebal'b Dxi*aktiixxt. > Great Catch of Lake ffiah. Docrors recommend II to tli« pa- «f Car Myersville. Texas. lowing. Nov. 7. ism. i suuvoou U*y, Wil.. No». 14.—Tb. tor OIL Notice is hereby given I hu certain toads atte­ catch o< herring In the vicinity of Littie sted tn the County o' Barry bid off to the State for tax®* taxee of IMS nad and nravi <>revtom — years. ----- ------and--dm. Sturgeon i* reported •• remerknW crlbed in KdeiwiU which hare hern or a Some •* the pound netn here ooutnmed be forwarded to th- otltee of th" Trvasarar wd County, will b- -44 a* r------ -----u» high •• eight tone of there Set in n mid Tresnurer nt the County singla lift-______ __ __________ The Whole Story . nr t~~* sale* attain-d and <r ■ *• ; SIssrtHbS MlHo-d< MnnwwIU - U quirk 1 {SS.’itparieored ~rtsta»U.*"2? vrwiMipv and sires s- earth •’ vigor it is there! . NNYROYAL PILLS SPECIFIC For scrofula AYER’S AYERS ^^Sarsaparilla �Hastings Banner WHAT THE VICTORY MEANS. THE PEOPLE VINDICATED. Hm «rt mw Irin, eomplted by tbe Cincinnati Tlmw-Star. They Mem to Body Politic. aiKIHJLI. L. COOK.Kaitor, •upport the peopwltloti that the Tktory McKinley’s lead in tbe electoral col­ The result of the election is a splen­ lege will be 113. It ought, of course, foe Mund money was an overwhelming did vindication of the wisdom and pa­ to have been 213, or 413. for there is not TUX HASTINGS, MICH.. FO8TOFF1CX, We drove them horse, foot and dragoon, one In aever.1 respects: triotism of the American people. * person in this country who can give AUGUST 14, 187®. i-wuriox, Incendiary and seditious appeals were into the sea of oblivion, and planted that a good reason why Bryan should have made io to them. It was ubuwcm assumed they । uccra. n o.jn . 43.6.V.270 maue flag in tbelr deserted ^and dishonored Slates carried by MeKloley States carried by Bryan 18.971 974 were suspect;'ole to nifluences that, if ; m.-in-ww win An n n campe: and we may say, without boasting, continued to be exerted, would result I majority 11 ls ®. ,0Dff*r assksskd phopkktv valuz. that in the opening of the new century, we taeritablv in tin overthrow of neptib- I >•* “V »<»■”« States camea by Bryan 4^00.000.000 Uan inanition., tbonrt of oouro It ???• 7“ ,by will again try the same issue, if they so Lean institutions, though of course it WORKINOXXX EXPDOYXD. ■Cleveland in 1892. Cleveland had a plu­ desire. Our flag Is there; they cannot State* carried by McKinley 4JJW.41J was denied that this would be the ef­ rality in that year of 132 over Harrison, States carried by Bryan 6*J.f42 fect. take it down. It has led in many brave end majority of 110 over Harrison and But tbe American people have reject­ ELOQUENT WM. E. MASON STIRS contests: but none braver than in 1896. States carried by McKinley PAID. gl^lJO4.9U ed, emphatically and overwhelmingly Weaver. Hayes had a majority of 1, THE SOULS OF A VAST AU It’s a beautiful flag. I)b you remember States carried by Bryan Garfield of 59/Clevel*nd in 1884 of 37, DIENCE. the.se appeals. Their manhood and the Yankee boy in Cuba, condemned to and Harrison in 1888 of 65. McKinley States carried by McKinley 3.7 their patriotism have been manifested ^eath, without hope? The American Stales carried by Bryan has a much larger majority than any of H.a in a manner that will end for all time Speak* Concerning the Recent S«and consul could not save him for one day. tbe possibility of a recurrence of tbe these, while his indorsement in the Money Victory. We think it Is generally conceded that, popular vote will be more impressive Every appeal was made that could be danger that has threatened the repub­ than any other candidate ever gained. Hon Wm. E. Mason received an enthu- made. On the morning of the execution, had tbe election occurred within a few lic. ' weeks after the nomination of Bryan he The immense popular majority, sup­ elastic welcome when he’eame forward to the American Consul waited till they For thi#> we should give thanks. The speak on “Practical Politics” before a rati­ pinioned the boy’s bands for death, then would have been elected by an overwhelm­ country lias escaped a great peril—how plementing the big electoral majority, stepping up, he drew from his breast our ing majority. The hard times, the low great, the raajorfty of those who caat makes the recent victory one of the fication meeting in Chicago. He said: most notable and decisive in American “Our good President issued promptly flag, wrapped it around the boy, and, turn­ prices, tbe constantly increasing number their votes for Mr. Bryan have little or annals. Some wild vaporing will be the day after election an order on us to be ing to the Spalnards, said, “Now, shooL” of unemployed laborers, the stagnation of no conception. The appeals that were made to the beard for s few days among tbe Altthankful. Our good Governor has de­ Not a gun was fired. Do you remember business, the deficits in revenue, the na­ geld.«. tbe Bryans, the Faulkners and people were insidious and destructive. layed until to-day in tbe request The our brave sailors on the ship Trenton at tion itself rushing headlong into debt, It waa assumed that class hatred ex­ tbe Joneses about 1900, but this will be issuing bonds for hundreds of millions of “crime of 1873” has been pardoned with­ Samoa? No hope was left, but, as the isted, and that it could be fanned into dismissed with a smile by the people. out the signature of Altgeld, and we feared ship drifted to sure death the brave men dollars to pay its running expenses, all flame. It was taken for granted that There will be no 1900 for the elements we would have to eat our turkey without run up the colors, and above the blast of conspired to impress every thinking man since this class hatred existed it would which have just been overthrown. Theirs is now seen to l>e the most thor­ his special invitation. Lhe hurricane they sang “Long May it with tbe idea, that some change was nec­ be eafty to lead a majority of the peo­ ple to espouse doctrines un-American oughly disreputable and discredited of ■ Above the merry din ot the jingle of Wave.” Do you remember the flag at essary, that there was something wrong all tbe lost causes which harp ever fig­ and revolutionany. In­ gold on the counter, and tbe hum of In­ Fredericksburg, In tbe hands of brave, somewhere, that needed righting. This was antagonistic tc American ured in national politics in this coun­ dustry, we hear the wail from tbe River old Barbara Frietchle? Do you remember stead of consulting the charge which sentiment, and while it never disturbed try. It is entirely safe to say that fully Platte, “You can’t do it again.” From it at Donelsdn? Do you remember how it had been made in the tariff, from a tariff the serenty and equanimity of those a third of the men who voted for the the classic banks ot the Sangamon. In the swept like a storm the top of Lookout for protection to a tariff for revenue only, whose faith in the American character Chicago ticket will, long before 12 months more .pass, bo ashamed to acGovernor’s mansion, and in the Unity .Mountain? Do you remember the Six­ and the Repeal ot tbe Reciprocity treaty, is rock-ribbed and steady, still it pro- . duccd uneasiness and public* trepida- 'knowledge their folly, . building (where rents are still payable in teenth Wisconsin,that g^ve six brave color­ for the real cause of the trouble, tlie at­ - I There is np menace to business in tention of the masse:} was centered on lhe tlon. gold) we hear the dulcet note, “Right you bearers, one after another to hold it'll! the The result of the election will , tluese hnwls of Altgeld, Faulkner and sky? Did you follow It with Sherman to sliver question, by Coins Financial School are, Billy.” strengthen the republic, since it will ' Jones., and id tbe faritariic pledges and Did you go with Grant through and his Tale of Two Nations scattered far dekpen faith in the character of the J threats of Bi-yan. The fdllie* and vilThe gentleman from Lincoln worked the sea? It proves that, the j laiuies which) these men represented bis jaw, overtime, for four months, while the Wilderness to Appomattox? Aye, ’tls and wide, at a time when there was no American people. The ’ spirit of discontent which has been cob- j will nevefr Ixs so jwteryt again as they his brain was on a vacation, and now a wonderful flag, but It was never braver discussion of political questions. masses of the peqple were caught off lured to alarm the timid ts notso strong were in the crusade in which they have points with pride to Iris electoral vote, 90 than when it crowded out the red flag per cent of which comes from states where from the American sky. Il never led in a guard and thought the free and unlimited as it has been described. It shows that j just 4«cn criubed. Ail the elements the frep silver theory which has camril . of danger to representative government coinage of sliver was tbe panacea for all holier cause for civilization than when, the greatest percentage of illiteracy exists, Tbe nation rejoices to-day poHticinns to shake fdr years, has no ' which political philosophers at home or where a fair ballot and a fair count leaving out tariff, gold and silver, it led on our troubles. strong hold or. the American people- It and abroad have been for a century have been unknown since the days of re­ for the priceless jewel of liberty and law. that a campaign of education was insti­ proves that the American people ’ •Indig *’- ­ ' warning the' country against vterc tuted and the question thoroughly dis­ construction. He declares for tbe same nantly refuse to be divided intorclasscs. united under the same banner in the Birth of Free Silver. cussed and the sober, second thought of old platform, hud intimates, oh, so modest­ They refuse to recognize the superiori­ contest juat ended. The honest but The part played by the silver question the American people given time to right ty or the inferiority in a political sense ignorant aaid credulous persons who ly, that he will again lead, and loudly ex­ In the recent campaign and election has Itself, and stamp out tbe great national of any of their fellow countrymen. ___ the. _mnin body . of the Bry&uite .. formed, claims, without the proper use of quota­ * awakened an interest that is even yet to- disgrace and dishonor to the great repub­ From every point of view the result of forces, nnd who always fall an ew tion marks “It was four years from Bull1 quiring after the truth. The question was reassuring aryl comfort ­ lic, threatened by the platform adopted al the election is reassurinr and comfortprey nrev to the smooth demagogue, demazroiruc. were re­ reRun to Appomattox.” Wwwonder if* he’ born of a speech delivered by Senator Chicago, not by loyal democrats, but by ing; it strengthens the government; it enforced by the faddists and cranks of remembers that the commander who got Jones in the Senate April 24 and 25. 1876. the Altgelds, tbe Tillmans, the Bryans and causes us to look into the future with all sorts who think that any change in licked at Bull Run did not participate at ' In that speech he denounced gold aud their sympathizer, who cherish an under­ confidence and hope; ft sweeps away the social regime will be for thebetier; Appomattox. terrors which we now sec were im^gf- the impracticable® and tlie shift less, to sang the “free and unlimited silver coinEvery alleged tact lu history on which1 age” song in tones of meillfious as to win current of hostility to tbe government, set nary. nnd places us on firm end substan­ whom life under any kind of conditions was based a demand, for free silver was1 many converts. And why did Jones raise up by the fathers and would debase our tial looting. would be a faijure; the malcontents, the currency, restore again tbe doctrine of But greater than nil is the exhibition social Ishmaelites and the anarchists proven to be false, and yet he repeated1 this question? Briefly. Iu 1870 he* was state rights, make of the Supreme Court a which has been made ot the intelligence, who are opposed to government in any them again and again; and the fact that he superintendent of the Crown Point mine. supple tool, and creature of congress and patriotism and Arpin eas of the people. shape, and who would try to pull down still lives causes Christians to almost doubt ’ located on the Comstock lode. Its stock thus undermine the solid foundation of That is the best of all. • Bryan ism if it were ever established, the Bllile story of Ananias. And now the ' was then selling at from 82 to $7 per Some of our English contemporaries nnd the criminals of nil classes, nation­ the government. But the dark and low­ hobo’s heart Is breaking—he does not ask share. Mr. Jones and Mr. Hayward ering clouds have been scattered, tbe pa­ appear to think that tihe election marks alities and cnstes whose hand is against for work for fear he will get it. bought in a controlling interest. In May, triotic sons of America, without regard to the beginning of a social revolution on nil sorts of authority, were gatueroti to­ this side of tie Atknntle. That is a mis­ gether under the same leaders in the re­ Clean Politic* is Practical. ’ *■ 1872. the mine “struck it rich” and the party, have risen in their might and by a take. It Is the end. not the beginning, cent assault upon the government. This But I am ready to speak five minutes oni stock jumped to 81,825 per share. In less popular majority of over one million, have, that has now been marked.—Albany looked like a formidable coalition, and practical politics. Good, elean politics Isi than three years the mine produced 811,-; dispelled the nightmare of Bryanlsm and Journal. it was, but it treat down to eternal , practical politics: bad and unclean politics; 500.000. but during 1S75 the output fell will soon usher In the bright morning of smash when the virtue, the intelligence THE DAWN OF PROSPERITY. is not practical, because it is not lasting. off 84,000,000 and the stock declined to national prosperity, I axid the patriotism of the country cbm­ Bow true is the old saying that “he who> 821. Now, note the fact that in 1874, Restored Contldeace Will Brlnjr a Busi- ] bined against it. There is not rhe | faintest probability that hl! these ele­ serves his country most serves his party only two years before Jones sprung the The scolding old shrew of tbe Hastings Free silver is defeated. What will ments con evtar again be brought into best?’ The party nearest the people Is the silver question,silver was selling for 81.29 Journal is again ou her political rampage, the same camp at any one time. The follow? . “pnettetP’ party. The average American an ounce. In 1875. the price bad gone with one eye on the recount of the vote in First—The paralysis of trade and en­ enemies of governmental honesty and citizen 4s jealous of his prerogative, how­ down to 81.24 and in the first months of Assyria, and tbe other looking into tbe terprise, due to the threat of a change order have done their worst, and have ever much he may at times neglect it: and J876 the price plunged down, down, until Heavens for consolation, or rain. Her to the silver standard, is now removed. failed. That 113 electoral and the fiOO,the nominee in a hot primary and con­ in March it had sunk to 81.10 per ounce. political prophesies turned out so distres­ There will be an immediate movement 000 or 1.000,000 pojnilar majority for vention is safer on tbe ‘ ‘home strptch” Jones’ profits were threatened, hence his singly bad that the old lady is beside her­ all along the line. Men are no longer McKinley proclaimed to the country than he who is nominated by one man in a conversion to silver and his speech of self and goes about muttering “fraud,” afraid to risk their money in laying,In that tbe fetters placed on business by April 24 and 95, 1876. Two years before “bought up.” “political villians,” “Mark stocks of goods, in new building enter­ the popocr&tic peril are smashed for small room. good.—tSt. Louis Globe-Democrat. The people are fast distinguishing the when silver was $1.99 per ounce and Hanna’s hirelings,” etc. It Is enough to prises, in.a thousand avenues of activ­ A business boom will begin at Jones was making money, faster a great draw tears from a Berea grindstone* to see ity. difference between a leader and a boss. Prejudice Overthrown. once, -* Practical politics does not always mean deal than he could count IL he stood In his tbe old lady hurrying up and down the A campaign like the one just closed -The millions of gold which have been place In the senate and delivered a gold street casting suspicious glances to tbe hoarded by timid people will speedily we are not likely to sec again. At least Immediate success, but a firpn stand for sound principles will eventually win with speech that was more a raphsody than an the right and left as if fearing that some come out of its hiding-places. There is not in many years. It has in many re­ argument That was on January 13, 1874, republican “Jack the Ripper” was about do longer any fear of the stability of spects been the most significant cam­ the American people. W?.en the peoples’, paign in the history of the country. The We our currency. voice was beard In tbe nomination of Mc­ and on this occasion he said: “I believe ready to pounce down upon her. Millions of the money of European issue* were all important and far reach­ Kinley, at St. Louis, we made our first the sooner we come down to a purely gold hope that the old lady’s medical advisers investors will at once seek profitable ing. The forces in favor of sound step in practical politics. When we re­ standard the better it will be for the coun­ may succeed in restoring quiet to her investment in American securities. A money and sound government had great fused to dodge any question and stood for try. Did any country ever accumulate mind. She can’t be cured ot course be­ boom in stocks is therefore coming, nnd odds of prejudice and discontent to ’ our “present gold standard” we' made our wealth, achieve greatness, or attain high cause there are too many natural difficul­ millions more will be invested in manu­ work against. It is remarkable that second step, and we made the third one civilization without a standard of value? ties, and difficulties of too long standing facturing, and mining, and other indus­ Ruch a victory should have been won And what but gold could bo that stand ­ out of such conditions. Nothing but to be reached by.medical aid, but we hope trial enterprises. when we secured tbe services of business AL this means a return of general the intelligence and the patriotism of men like Mark Hanna, Charles P. Hitch, ard? Gold Is so exact a measure of she can be helped. prosperity. And it win be prosperity the people saved the country in this and John M. Smith to manage our nation­ human effort that when it Is exclusively cmeigeflcy. That intelligence and pa­ al. slate, and county campaign; and when used as money It teaches tbe very habit of Now that the contest of 1896 Is ended, for the whole people. The farmers will triotism can still be relied upon in emer­ prosper, not only Iwcause of the recent Mr. Corey became president of this Mc­ honesty.” Evidently Mr. Jones did not and the verdict of the people rendered, It rive in grain—which has not yet reached gencies. As we Raid the other morning, Kinley Commercial Club, No. 1. and en­ take this expression to heart so seriously is for us to see what has been decided by its limit—but because of the increased we can best estimate the importance of Had he taken their verdict. listed tbe commercial men of tbe North­ as be ought to have done. The Issues of this cam­ purchasing power of the great consum­ this victory by contemplation of what west in our cause, we did more for practic­ it to heart, he would not have delivered paign were tbe tariff and the unlimited ing class, due to the increased demand defeat would have meant. -Thoughtful his speech of two years later. He would coinage of silver. al politics. The republicans be­ for labor, and the activity in all lines men and patriotic men must almost shudder when they think of what might not have allowed greed to pervert his hon­ lieved the tariff and reciprocity the great of industry and trade. l*»mocracy Commanded By a Populist. The lxx>m will begin before President have been. It is what we have escaped esty, nor warp his judgment. One effect and important questions, and tbe demo­ We marched up to the old line of battie of that tirade of 1876 against gold, of that McKinley takes his seat. Every acuta quite, as much as what we have won crats In free trade and the free and unlimit­ and foun d tbe main body of Democracy plea ot avarice for silver, was the prose­ man of affairs discounts the future in that makes us thonkfulas a people for ed coinage of silver. The battle haa been his business so soon as what the future tlie verdict which was rendered in the under command of the Populists, having lyting of Richard P. Bland, “Silver Dick” fought to a finish on these Issues and tbe will bring resolves itself into certainty. ballot boxes. It took a long camabandoned their old fort of free trade and as he has since been dubbed. He came in­ verdict of the people is with tbe republi­ Every one understands what the policy peign and a hard fight to achieve what sound money, but left for us the sound- to Congress in December. 1878, 11 months cans, that tariff for protection Instead of of the new republican administration we have and that fact ought to make niouey men, the brain and 'conscience of after tbe crime had been committed. At for revenue only is what Is needed, and will be. Certainly takes the place of what we have achieved all the more the Democratic party. the time of his appearance before the peo­ if there Is any honor left in Senator Toiler doubt, and the future, for four years, dear.—Iowa State Register. They said they would coin the silver of ple as a congressman, he was honest, re­ is bound to be one of marvelous pros­ and his silver washed obstructionists over It Settled These Things. ail nations in our miuL at sixteen to one spectable and sincere, but by no means a perity to the United States.—Toledo The American people have decided on the coast, they will come to the rescue Blade. regardless of what other nations did for financier, nor yet a statesman. He read of such legislation as will prevent any that thia country shall have the best our silver. We demanded reciprocity, or heard of Jones’ gold speech In the sen­ currency in "tbe world, nnd that dollar COMMENT AND OPINION. more deficits in the national treasury, by a and refused to sell a dollar's worth of ate in the following month and accepted It debts shall not be paid with 50-cent proper adjustment of the tariff. EFFrce silver does not seem to be coins. We want no debused currency. American wheat to Germany for 50 cents ns simon pure, drew his salary regularly, what the country is crying for. — Indi ­ worth of silver, unless Germany would voted aye or nay as his party voted for or The American people have decided that Senator Jones, the manager of Bryans anapolis Journal. thia country’s industries, which un­ agree to sell us one dollar’s worth ot Ger­ against, and having thus’ properly acquit­ campaign says that had he listened to the KT American patriotism, when put to derlie its prosperity, shall be protected man sugar for the same coin. We de­ ted himself, he went home and asksd for We advlee of his managers, and not gone Into the test, can always be relied on to vin­ from pauperizing competition. clined to do for other nations what they another term and got it. Shortly after want no free trade. The Americas) the Eastern States at all. but put all bis dicate itself.—N. Y. Press. declined to do for us. taking his seat the second time he discov­ ETHardly less satisfactory than the people have decided that this country Blaine, the man may be dead, but Blaine ered that something was expected of him. efforts Into the Middle Western States, be defeat of Bryan is the driving of the shall have an established order-that will the protectionist; Blaine tbe master of re­ but it was not until In April that be got might have been elected president. Well notorious Altgeld from public life.—N. suppress riot and make tbe citizen's he put a large amount of time and effort Y. Sun. ciprocity, Blaine, the defender of the his cue from Jones. home aa safe as it la prosperous. We Free sliver was just Monroe doctrine, can never die. They the thing to make a noise about, and Bland into those States, and great crowds of peo­ EFOur English friends who doubt want do free riot. Tbe American peo­ ple went to hear him, and then went home the American capacity for self-goveru ple have decided that this country shall made no appeal to tbe people which was good, honest farmer that be had been, be­ and voted for McKinley, ment may put up their handkerchiefs have court* of justice that will not be not an assault upon some of the institu­ gan making a terrible racket And un­ the instrument* of e« price, but thein for awhile.—N. Y. Tribune. tions of our country, and poisoned tbe fortunately for tbe country be kept It up There must be a wonderful satisfaction £7"Hon. James Kaleidoscope Jones minds of our young by proclaiming tbe until be succeeded In arousing a furor atone judiciary. These things have been impoasibiilties to fhe American youth. that came near landing this country in dis­ In being a firm believer In the free and un­ must feel like a peddler's horse at the settled. Let them stay settled.—Troy limited coinage of silver, and be told by end of a busy day in an unimproved We defended our executive and our honor,— Grand Rapids Herald. Times. . your leader that Mark Banna bad territory.—N. Y. Mail and Express. eoarte, and pointed to the successful men CFThe difference between the city ol EFEre the smoke of tbe great and de­ bought you up like cattle, to vote tbe re ­ The South saw the great danger of re­ who were ouce poor boys, aud showed Chicago and tbe Chicago platform is cisive ronflict baa cleared away, prepthem the paths In our own state that led maining soHd. under the threat of tbe Chi­ publican ticket. something mighty and impressive, *o fran tbe tannery aud from the rall-«pllt- cago platform, and the loyal element <?f tbe cording to the returns from there.— tert cabin to the Presidential chair. They Tbe wool boot company have sold more Boston Herald. m wp the flag of anarchy, repudiation,and riots ot the Nertb, to tbe mask o< the of tbelr goods since McKinley waa elected EFFarewell. a long farewell, to the than they did from May 1st up to election anarchist in politics in this great re­ public. Farewell, a long farewell. * Thta Altgeld, to Tillman, to Deb*, end *1) the lesser light* of revolutkrnhite ud Thursday, Nov. 19. 1896. EDITORIAL NOTES PRACTICAL POLITICS. We also called attention to the fact' that no re­ publican ever fired on that flag. THE FAMOUS 4 FOOT of snow *m Dot \ tbrouKh our felt boote also we haS. new paten: .beep akin boots all warrant U Joat «® KOOd th" price Is right See Phln Smith. p r’ BUBBEB8, BUBBBB8 We have a lot and afraid wo will uot sell them taey are ail 1st grade so will mH! ther aa cheap as others mH secondt*. Phin Smith, at the clothing store. MULE HIDE glove. tre .boat over but we have an over stock of Kuwl ten. and will make lhe price M|] thtU1 Phik Smith, at the clothing store. UNDEBWEAB will likely go up ts we will have protection. you had ^tD0^ wanl ,0 C,(M* <>®t our old Hue and will make prices to do it ‘ Phik Smith, at toe clothing store. 24 DEGREES below, zero would not tel! overcoat, as cheap fl9 We are now doing. Think of It A good overcoat for 32.00 better for 83 00 upto Sio oo Worth 815.00 they must go. Phin Smith, at tbe clothing store. FAMOUS PANT’S We cannot bold the prices where they now are with protec­ tion on wool, so come now. You know each pair is warranted. Phik Smith, at the clothing store. . MAKE MONEY we will save you from 2 tn 5 dollars on men. suite. Don’t be­ lieve them when they tell you our goods are not as good as theirs. There is more difference In price than goods. Phen Smith, at the clothing 8tor. THAT RACKET. L ■ I ’ MILLINERY We*are closing out snui , every dey sees customen carry ofl good­ ; that no one can duplicate at wholesale, f I’lHK Smith, at the Racket LADIES AND CHILDRENS Mittens must go if not at one price than ahan, other. Pant Sutn. at the Backet. PITTSBURG wanted to let us have some tin ware so bad they paid the freight on it. Now come and see how , cheap we can sell it. Phis smith, at the Racket. OU B. 3RD order is now on the road for underwear. Tbe priets and goods are what does it. We never sold snch bar­ gains before. Pihn Smith, at the Racket. HEMEMBER Feathers, flbwers. hat*, frames all goat uur closing out sale of millinery. . Phin Smith, at tbe Racket. NEVER NO NEVER did we offer the bargains in ladies shoes we are offering • now besides we just got notice of ten dozen shipped from a factory that busted up. They say the best bargain we ever saw will Ire here by the 20th. Phin Smith, at the Racket. Kdb.EF WARM Specinl^bargains In bed blankets. .PhIK Smith, at the Racket. NOTICE. Do You Want a’ GOOD Fur Robe At a small expense; more durable . than any fur ■ known? If so send us your hides. We manufacture Robes, Coats, Gloves, Mittens and Rugs. We tan Horse, Dog, Mule, Bear, Deer, Elk, Wolf, Angora, Goat or any fur. Calf, Cow, Steer ar Bull and all other skins can be tanned alike—soft and pliable. °”r Custom Department Is the best in the state. Robes can be returned to you in thirty to sixty days. Send for sam­ ples and price list. J-jastings J^obe and Tanning Co Hastings, : . Mich. ....Spectacles. Eyes Properly Fitted With Glasses No Charge For Testing. F. R. PANCOAST, �Hasting4' Banner. Thursday, Nov. 19, 1896. W. B. COOK. Lo-ll Sator. thetr Item, by Monday ot sexi go to press a dav earlier «« - u °f A .MPPlenoot oontatotag th. preeMd. „ b0*"’ 01 •?!»"'«« will In .11 probability be ml o«; with next wwk’s laaue ot the Basxkb. 1. Have Township Treasurers can Ret the best s> s. 1 A A >orm ot tax receipt, at this olBoe, flrmi, Some Wall (Paper left aod prettily bonne and nicely prlntwl „ over and want to sell it very reasonable rates. Yon need specle-les to read with these before my Spring Stock Ions winter evenli.w. r„0 Ond th, ltnwit « arrives. Come everybody ■In<^^dbe,iK“,'!’ *tiow<at John Besamer’s, th, jeweler. .:Kd look zl over. I wzlT \ Phln Smlth •Il you Wall Paper A X A A or less money than I \::d for it. I have a good assortment. Ij ?:i are going to buy at give me a chance to ':ow you what I have. Fred L. Heath -- .1 returned trotn Nebraska ,7a JI.””” "*9 “lled •««»»• ot the Illness ot his mother. She died shortly after be reached there. Read the adyta. In the Baxxxiu The advertising columns ot the Baxskb „„ are the buyers guide ot Hastings and It’s to your Interest that they are read. Wm. Splckler who was convicted In the circuit court on the charge ot assault with Intent to do great bodily harm was _________ senteneed to Ionia tor twq years by Judge Smith. People are still making cider and well, they may lay lu a supply that will ...........last ..... them tor a time to come, as apples do not cast as much as the barrell. In which they are packed. »^V“tertbmln C,'"on ’“1* ___ __ . re-eoant of Votto to one of the predate in Tboroopnie crim , lD °Or **" Tb. 1" toe Interest of Frank Merritt, erime of .rara, „ . of Chutotte aod M. F. Jordan, of Middle»••••. cot gplft, we h(lpe he wlu •We to pro,. H. He,ring beto„ Squlre vllle. Tbe recount wm not made because It wm very doubtful |f enough more vote, Hampton next Thursday. could have been secured to have selected pr^in n ‘ Blt,er M Jobn “Merrywealh­ either candidate, though tbe probabllltiee an n A A Mistake” gave the large are that a mistake wm made, and demo­ ^eXTHheKrand la9t n‘^<eb.rcrats as well as republicans united in say­ n .n<fW l° th< 8tlge’ fOrCefuI- ing that a recount should be made. amusing and article to a nicety. The jJ^chainlcM bicycle idea to causing l»®Pany Is an excellent one |n every reTnuch comment among the makers and Tekt/nzph. riders. It to said, on good authority, that //The corner stone of tbe new City hall at least four of the large makers will put wl l be laid Saturday afternoon at two such wheels on the market next season o clock with appropriate exercises. Hon. One Inventor In the east to working on an F T. Colgrove will make an address. Idea w^lch he thinks will revolutionize Copies of the city papers together with bicycle manufacture While the inventor many other articles will be deposited In believes In the chainless wheel, he to the box as mementoes of the occasion. working on one In which he wisbee to The Michigan Central has arranged a avoid the beveled gear, and be thinks that weather forecast system at all Its stations he has discovered a way to do IL Considerable talk hM been indulged In In Michigan, a weather bulletin has been put up outside of Lhe telegraph office near concerning the throwing out of the vote of the door. Weather forecast cards will be certain townships at tbe recent elections. displayed at noon each day. These pre­ It reems strange that with lhe law m ex­ plicit as it Is that any mistake should be dictions are for lhe 24 hours following. made, especially such mistakes as fallingThe Jury in the Quinn robbery case to mark challenged votes etf. But it were out 87X hours and brought in a ves- would be manifestly unjust to'throw out dlet of not guilty. The prosecution had a the votes of an entire township because of weak case but succeeded in raising enough axi error on the part of the officials. . If doubt in the winds of the jury to keep any should be thrown out it ought to be them out over a day. Quinn was a very the ones who persist in making such mis­ pleased man when he heard the verdict takes. , ConUdenee Is surely being restored In this locality. We have received an order If any of pur subscribers have not re­ tor wwldlug Invitations every day for the past three days.—Umrul L«i(Je iluir. ceived their Bannki; the last week or so, we wouid like to hear from them us soon as pendent. ' possible by postal card or In person. Our iU<Ji-rtT!ON • An exchange says that X rays have mailing list has been entirely re-set. aud bad their run and a tussle with the X in doing this.s.uue names may have been mark on the ballot is over. Now let us lost If so we desire to right the error st have an exchange of a little mure business C r.t ?ts a<uin next month. ouoe. , ' fora while. * C ..Soap at Stauffer’s. F. H. Lawrence, of Hickorf Corners, Chas. Smith .and Columbus Olmstead ML ’ < ton. of Detroit, was iu the Barry Co., was a sojourner In this city got into an altercation on the street Satur­ over last Bunday. Mr. Lawrence Is a city this w^*k. • day night, and lhe former was arrested, thrifty farmer of his locality and air a Hvinx >...ier Kraut, the very best made. taken before Justice Glllaspie, and fined staunch republican. Hl& trip to Northern atCouk it Cook’s. 35.00 and costs. Michigan is to visit relatives and to enjoy Cairned goods of ail kinds and best qual­ Plant holiday advertisements now and a few days hunting in the woods — Cadil­ ity at Cook & Cook’s. get next to the purchasing public. There lac Xewe and Exprate. Lft'.djt r.-w» from the Hastings hunters is every Indication of an active holiday During the absence of tbe Misses Wolf report seven liter killed. trade and It’s time lhe people should get from the city, their home on Jefferson About.-vt ry town in the state of any acquainted with your store ways. street was broken Into and completely siie sport' a foot bail team. Nothing From the house c’eanlng going on about ransacked from cellar to garret. W. 1;. Cook has been confined to the the city the past week oue would think of value has been missed excepting a gold house this week with the grip. that spring, with its aromatic odor of chain. Burnt matches in different parts back w t.fu pancakes is an agreeable burning rubbish piles and old boots and of the house showed the invaders had gfiditina to ones daily bill of fare. made their visit In the night. Its stove-moving timi was upon us. (Druggist. 'CAL NEWS.. .. ,88 quires. Phy j.L.tis report considerable throat ’diUieuI'.y • ;>»ciall\ among children. Many of the local nimrods have been We heard one prominent merchant of Hastings say last Saturday evening that fishing at tbe neighboring lakes tbe last week, but none seem to be meeting with We . ' Jep that 25c. tea, the tx*st for he enjoyed a better trade ou that day than he has on a single day since being In Has- success in hooking one large enough from th? p'i-.-e in town. Cook a Cook. which to lay the foundation of a fish story. tinm^ and that l« no short time either. Wtj. ; < f course, salt 65c. per bbl. If ever you intend telling such a story it Is and Mrs. J. 8. Goodyear entertained time now as your yarns will sink into iu . Cook a Cook. a few friends Friday evening complimen ­ sigulfieanir after the huulers return from Picture - n larged at Christmas’ studio. .Bet your work started early before holi­ tary to Mrs. W. J. Stuart, of Grand Rap­ tbe north. ids. Supper was served at six, and the days. The highway just south of the iron evening most enjoyably passed with whist. bridge on Michigan Ave, has been treated Plant Jara. Lanterns. Oil Cans, Glass Remember that with each cash sale we to a heavy coating of gravel, which makes Lamp- aVi White Crockery at Cook dr give a ticket that w^il entitle you to have a bad road at this place just at present Cook’s. your shoes tapped for theTollowing prices: while the gravel is loose, but all having . Hastings Is abnut tlie only city around that does not eryoy a semi-weekly petty mens, 35c; ladles, misses, and boys, 25c. occasion to drive over tbe road will gladly Everything first class at Woolley 4 Bron­ put up with this for a time or until tbe thieving.: | road becomes as fine as other highways, son. Do you intend buying a watch’.’ John If the “school tparms’4 will only bring that have been so treated. Beamer has a large stock and sells them the kind of weather fcje enjoyed tlie first of “All A Mistake” was the attraction at at low price?. • , the week and lhe latter part of last week the “Prlneea^” last ulght, but the immense Palatine oil, the best that is pumped whenever they come’ we would’nt mind audience that filled the theatre made no from the towels of the earthy for sale at writing up an Inspiration institute every mistake in being there, for a more enjoy­ Cook & Cook’s. able performance was never given witbin week. Thanksgiving next, and all are sup­ In Cook & Cook’s east front window tbe walls of the old play house. The com­ posed 16 eat turkey next press day, Thurs­ may be seen buckwheat in every stage edy is admirably written, and was beauti­ day, Nov. 26tb. from the way it looks when purchased fully acted by Mr. Butler aud bis assoc­ Never do today what you can put off till from the farmer till the time it is floured. iates.— Winnipeg Frec-Prc'ut. tomorrbw except to call upon Cook & Cook Furnished by L. A. Eaton, of the Hastings Christmas will soon be here, aud New for j ear groceries. Year comes only a week later, aud then Roller Mills. A yater works hydrant in front of Lee Mxlltnint dlphtberlx la preralent In ’tis only a short time till February, a short Reed’s shop sprung a leak Monday and some section, ot the alate, and every pre­ month that always glides away quickly; fairly lifioded the street. caution possible should be taken by every­ then March, a spring month when prepar­ At Bay ations for summer work wifi actively be­ Brm< your watches, clocks and jewelry body to prevent Its outbreak. tn John Hessmer.If you want them re­ City forty cases have been reported within gin. Really the winter seems to be pass­ ing .without any apparent discomfort to forty days. paired in first class order. any one on account of the cold. ’ Keserjed for “All a Mistake” are (^rfr. and Mrs. M. K. Nerlns gave a very Harry Bailey and Martin McGraw who now’.n sale at Fred L. Hsati’s the efra^- pleasant wblst company Saturday evening. codfpHmentary to Mr. and Mrs. Mason C. were tried for larceny last week, and found , gists at 25.35 and 50 cents. Mrs. Ira guilty were sentenced to loora for 18 If y»;’i Hke to read a good story, just Nevins Who are visiting here. months each. It will be remembered they keep an i-ye open for the one that will ap­ VanValkeoburg and W R. Cook tarried stole a home and buggy belonging to Burk off tbe honors. peal in tlu- J]\xek soon. Bowes, of Baltimore, from tbe street* here Among tbe loeera In the big fire st tbe night of Plumley’s speech, and drove to A. A. Eggleston is making sign painting Traverse City was Mode Rich, formerly of Nxabville, where it stood hitched all^Ight. a stpdy and a specialty in bis business. this city. Whose saloon was burned to tbe He guinutees satisfaction. They gave their residence as Owosso aud ground. The store and contents were Ionia respectively. Jesse J. i’aiker, of the Hillsdale Demo­ owned by blmaelf and partner. They Miss Lila Brown, the 18-year-old daugh­ crat. is visiting his friend. Geo. IL Wildern, were Insured for only 31000. ter of C. M. Browo of Ijmgdan street, ofthb. -.Tix*. fora few days. John Yarger has been on the road trying wbo was struck by lightning near Hastings Ihank-^lving social at Methodist church to buy sheep the past week, but nothing last summer, is improving gradually and Wednesday Nov. 25th. from 5 to 7:30 but lambs are for Bale. <6ays be met sev­ hopes of her complete recovery are enter­ o’clock. Turkey aud craamberries. eral farmers who were out looking for tained. From her waist to the extremity Bouts run! shoes aud clothing to ex- sheep also to increase tbelr hocks. What of ber toes ber flesh has been raw and chauge for wood. . does It all mean?—Freeport Herald. blistered. Now It has healed quite com­ . O. D. Spaui.dikcu We shall for a few weeks make special pletely except on parts of tbe limbs.— Now that election Is over let ns give a prices on all dress patlems and best dress Grand Rapids Herald. portloi. of our attention to tbe roads and goods, also on capes and Jackets. The Tbe first number ou the lecture course •’liat we will make them tbe coming year. prices we shall make will save you money. was given Tuesday night nt tbe opera Xow; John, don’t be fooled, but go to house by Louis Albert Bank?. D. D. on Cairbefore you buy. frok ci Cook’s and get a pouud of that 25c O. D. SPAVt-ntNO. “A Womens Inheritance.” The bouse tea for it beats anything I ever saw for tbe •Mrs. Sarah S. Main and Mr. A. D. was crowded, there being a larger audience money. Lake, of Vermontville, were quietly mar­ present than greeted the first number, last Kethias A Herding, of Carlton, had the ried at tbe home of the former’s daughter year. We are not able -to state the exact Misfortune to break bls leg Tuesday morn- Mra. Oscar Youngs by Rev. Thos. Cox. number of season tickets sold yet. as the iog while getting a barrell of cider into Mr. Lake la a welt-to-do farmer, ot Raton, reports have not all been handed In bat Ito cel hr. J eorinty. They will reolde In Vermont­ they will probably excel that of last year. With 20,000 deer licenses issued to The group meeting of the E. L. at tbe M. ville. hunters this year odd may well wonder The following candidates have filed E. church Saturday held very interesting *tai chance, the timid Httle animals have their campaign expenses as required by seasions although the Institute rather de­ for their lives. . law. with tbe County Clerk to date: Rich­ tracted from the attendance. Several excel­ Liberal advertisers mean live merchants; ard M. Bataa, A, STT.50; James B. Mills, lent papers were read and the discussions Tbe hr- merchants always make a live town, r, tfiM; K. L Jarvis, for Congress, WTSl were very practical and helpful. tad thaPs jQ8t what everybody wants Milton F. Jordan, r, »10»> Rd win D. Mat­ teeture by Judge Smith In tbe evening on “Living—or Staying—Whichf" was given Hutings to be. tery, a, K7S; C. F. Brooks, r, gteOfWalter before a crowded bouse and was one of Tht hixteen-montlo^M daughter of Mr. W. Brown, r, »1M; J. Gideon Hughes, r. tbe ablest efforts that popular speaker iiHUI: Dor N. Stowell. 00: D. E. Fuller, s. ano Mra. Wm. Michael has been It was one of practical bene ill the week with malarial Mvar •<] hr J. K. Barrell, r, »»; C. & Palmerton, e«r made. fit aod will help many wbo beard it to live h-r life was despaired of up«B eovenl >.00; Lm S. Oobb, W OO: Wm. H. Saya better and more ^pnobllBg life. onions, but she to now gregdy touiowM IJer, r, -W; A. 6. Qortright, a, »»W. Cut thia out nnd keep it: The scientific American gives this recipe which the whole world shonltl know: Al tbe first In­ dication cf diphtheria In Ehroat make the room close, then take a tin cup and pour into it an tqual quantity of tar and tur­ pentine, then hold lhe cup over the five so as tn fill the room with fumes. The. pa­ tten' ou Inhaling the'funjrS, will cough out A Fine, All Wool, Black or Blue Kersey. For Qualities that were sold for 2.00 last year. $12 A Fine Wool and Silk Lined Beaver. For the membranous matter and diphtheria will pass off. The fumes of tlie- tar aud turpentine loosen the ttiruat and thus af­ ford lhe relief that has baffled lhe skill of phj sieiaus. The'members of the Current Topic Club began their series of meetings Wed­ nesday evening. No program had been assigned for Hie lirat meeting so the time was taken up In a discussion of lhe future plans of tbe club and a social chat. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday evening, December 2, al which It to desire I every member to be present The pro­ gram Is as follows aud cannot help but prove Interesting: Paper, “What issues have been settled !ry the general election of IBM?” by W. W. Potter, discussions led by Richard M. Bates and F. W. Walker: Current events, Sylvester Greuze!. S10 $2.50 3.50 4.50 Boys’ Reefers, Astrachan rd Chinchilla Goods. Storm and Sailor Collars. (Ride^ter § |Jurtorb [ additional local on 8!h page]. - LEAPING CLOTHIERS • DON’T RUN THE RISK! Keep your feet and also the feet of those depending up-* * on you, dry and warm. It will save you many dollars in d o c t o r s’ bills. ♦ ♦ ** Everything in footwear will, be found at the ITS A FACT That we have beautiful patternsin Ice-wool and Shoulder Shawls, That you waqt one if the prices are right, That you can get one fronq 25c. up to $2.00. - See them B^iy them. Wear them. s rEd FronT ShoE Come and W00LLE71 imm L E. 5T/WFFER. Fiillic Sale. I On Nov. 20 and every day there­ after we offer and will sell to the puolic the whole or any part of our large stock of New Furniture Groceries and Crockery. The assortment is complete. The prices are right. At Cost. . The goods are new. And if „you will come and look over our stock you’ll find every­ thing you need. HE McCOY FURNITURE CO.'have decided to close out th* entire stock, and will give prices at and below cost, and will offer the good housewife a golden opportunity of securing, new Furniture at Coft for tbe first time in tbe history of the business in this city. The sale will positively close Nov. joth. Novelties in China Ware and . Specialties in Fine China p. S._ For the further benefit of our customers we will include all Carpets in this sale. te & faiAM. T McCoy Furniture C �Hastings Banner MARTIAN METEOROLOGY. Thursday, Nov. io, 1896, COOK BROS.. Props. The Martian meteorology is lew com• plicated and more peasant than thatc-f ! the earth, says theNortb American RoI view. There ihc weather is almost elways fine, especially during summer. • Very seldom are there clouds even in winter. Generally, when we are un­ ’ able to distinguish through th© tele­ scope the detail^ of the geographk’al configui.ttions upon the planet the fault is in our own atmosphere and not in that of Mars. It is very rarely the case v that when our atmospheric conditions are good we are unable to see these de­ tails. During the lost period of oh servation of Mors in 1S&4,1, toeqxiakfor myself, encountered only 15 days (train October 10 to 25) when the surface of the planet was veiled by its own atmos­ phere. Clouds are excessively rare on tbe surface of Motr, and perhojje exist . at all only as fogs or light cirrus; >; they । are not clouds of rain or storm. These I veils are very infrequent there, while ; they are perpetual upon the earth, Probably there is not a single day in j the year when tbe entire surface of the earth is uncovered so that it could he ! satisfactorily oboerred from space. The ■ two planets have two inetcorlogicel | systems that are absolutely antithetic­ , al. —• ., j Furthermore, in the rarefied atir.osI pherc of Mars there can be no powerfol • winds, like the trade winds, and the predominant atmospheric currents which rule terrestrial climates. • Or' casionally, however, observers have noted long streaks of snow which ap' pear to have been produced by currents E in a tranquil atmosphere. SchiaparellL F“ for instance, observed such streaks A THOUGHT THAT KILLEl A MAN! IlE thought that he could trill© “ with disease. He was run down in health, felt tired and worn out, complained of dizzi­ ness, biliousness, backaches and headaches. His liver and kidneys were out of order. He thought to get well by dosing himself with cheap remedies. And then came the endrnj. He fell a victim to Bright’s disease! The money he ought to have in­ vested in a safe, reliable remedy went for a tombstone. ; < 1 I is the only standard remedy In the world for kidney and liver complaints. It is the only remedy which physicians universally prescribe. It is the only remedy that is backed by the testimony of thousands whom it has relieved and cured. THERE IS NOTHING ELSE THAT CAN TAKE IT8 PLA< . ber. 1881, around tbe northern pole, and cxtAidlng a .a.n»i.lerable distance from it. Hut su. b things arc exceptions-. , Thr normal condition of Mara la fltic clety—the Bon-Don Box. It is som.times ialercslulg toobeerve weather. ——* — the awkwart! use men make of their ; KISS FOR EVERYONE. hands at formal indoor assemblages of I MEN’S HANDS. the two sexes, says lhe New York .Sun. I An Annual BiHUMnlan Fair Where (MeoTo the larger number these members I uuon Reiffxm. a lioumanian country are a positive incumbrance, and every ! Belmngen, ,,v devim la rowrted to to tlnd employmen’t U>'' D 1-200 inhabitant., holds it. an- . . for tb«n. Eran In the.older roeial cer- j ters of Europe a graceful and easy dis- :' posal of the hands, by men, is recog­ J nized as exceptional. During the reign , of Louis XIV., XV. and XVI., when the . claganclc. of high life were studied in the minutest detail, the superfluity of the hands waa a matter-of grave con­ cern. Belief waa found, however, in the pommel of the sword, the bonbon or the snuff box. These proved havens of roiuge, oi refuge, uuu and manual awtewaraness awkwardness WM Kiv«l from Khlpwrack. The snuff box eminraduzti; the early vrara of thr pras*-nt-xntury; xince it panned present century; but but since it has has passed •war the oociety mao H left to such de- ▼ices for the use of his hands as ingeunity can suggest. The beacon ci salration is at Inst in Mght through the vogue, now in progress of growth in Paris, for the use of bonbon boxes by men. These receptacles are coming Into common use. and many are of great cost and beauty of workmanship. They are made in chased gold and silver, or enameled, and set with precious stones. Not qnly do they contribute a dccofotive note to social functions, but they offer grateful relief to those men whose hands ore apparently superfluous on such occasions. Without doubt this new fashion will find favor with us, a nd within a brief period thousands of these bonbon boxes will be made in Newark and exhibited in Chicago society as an­ cestral heirlooms of the time of Louis HOW SALMON ARE CANNED. The Rough and Elementary Process Through Which This Table Dainty Goes. Salmon, though usually considered a delicate and somewhat expensive dain­ ty, are canned by a process which is both rough and elementary, says Pear•on's Weekly. At the spot where they are to be landed, rude sheds are built close down by the water’s edge. The salmon are thrown out of the boats by forks, and passed into the first shed, where a butcher, armed with a long knife, de­ prives them of heads, tails, fins, cuts them open, and hands them on to the washing room. Thence they pass into the hand of another butcher, who divides them up Into suitable lengths. These are stuffed into tbe cans, which are then placed on on inclined plane, their tops being au­ tomatically soldered on ’ns they roll down. The cans are arranged on a tray, and immersed in boiling water. They are taken out and tested, they are given a lacquer bath and tested again, by the simple means of hammering a nail against the tins, and judging tbe qual­ ity by the sound given out. Forty-eight cans axe packed in a case, and the salmon, a short time ago alive and fresh, now cooked and canned. An average sized fish will fill 20 cans, several thousand going through the rough running process a day. EXPECTANT MOTHERS. REneuY wmwi INSURES Safety ofLNata MMO•r sndCUML “MOTHERS’ FRIEND” THE LILY’S LESSON. Characters of Vouch Pupil*. At a teachers' conventian in Detroit lately a lady, speaking about the in­ fluence of beautiful objects upon the character and conduct of young pupils, told a pretty story received by her from an eye witness, and thus reported by the News-Tribune. The occurrence took place Ln New York. “Into a school made up chiefly of chil­ dren from the slums tlie teacher orc dav carried a beautiful calla lily. Of course •tlie children gathered about tlie pntv. waxy blossom in great delight “Ono of them was a little girl, a waif 1 of the streets, who hud no care bestowed upon her, as was. evinced by the dirty, rugged condition she was always in Not pr.ly was her clothing dreadfully soiled, but her face nnd hands seemed totally unacquainted with soap and wu- His Lip Gone He hnd just returned from Manches­ ter, wheree he had been called upon ur­ I AKD ITS ^CURE CURE M. M. Nicholson, who lives at the TO tbe Emtob I have zn absoh^e gent business. The honeymoon was for Cnnci:irm(v->r, 4_ time:. ? J"c’ Comumpfon. n.. By ;lu scarcely over, and, bemdes, it was his corner of Curran and Anderson Sts., At­ ramefrta first absence from her side since they lanta, Gs-. had a cancer for years. tbougabaf bi^ess ases tavebeenaiA: ■ It first appeared on his lip and resem ­ were made one. Tbo three days of his bled a fever blister, but spread ramdly of Js power that I conskfer it my dutv t . altscnce seemed io both like three long and soon began to destroy the flesh. years’, but now he had returned, and His father and uncle had died, from who have ConsumpUrat,Throat Bronchial. she' was In his arms once more. Prom­ Cancer, and he sought the best medical Lung Trouble, if they -will write me UVr ise after promise had been renewed aid in different cities, but it seemed im­ express and pastofiice address. Sncerriand vows of eternal fidelity exchanged. possible ft> check the disease. Several “And you will never drink?” she operations were performed but the can­ cer always returned. This continued murmuretl. "Dearest, you know I have never done for years until the partition in his nose and his entire up­ so,’’ he replied in injured tones. per lip were eaten . “And you will never gamble, either, away. All treat­ will you, dear?*’ «he asked. ment having proved ■ “Precious, I have never gambled.” futile, he looked “And you- will never, never use to­ upon death as the bacco again, my idol?*' only relief. “Never, .never again, my dear, since ‘ ’’Some one re­ commended S.S.S.1’ you wish it so.*' I “As this little one drew near the tove.he says, “aud And she believed him in her wornj| ly flower, she suddenly turned and ran k few bottles affordim’s way, and -all wm merry as a mar­ | away down the stairs and out of th* Jed some relief; thus i building. In a few minutes she re- riage bell.” encouraged I con­ But he mentioned his portmanteau, ' tinued it, and turned with her bands washed perfectly and a little struggle ensued. Hu would it was not long be­ clean, and pushed her way up to the go ami get his portmanteau, lie Raid. fore the progress of flower, where she stood and ail ini red it BAGL.E PASS ROUTE No, no; he was tired; she would get it.^ the disease seemwith intense satisfaction. its checked.------ r>ersevered ■ ’ ed --------—!‘It would seem.’’ continm-d Miss But yes/^yes. Was she going to let use, and remarkable as it may seem, I STANDARD GAUGE STEEL RAIL*. j Coffin, “that when the child saw the lily aim walk across the room for a nasty am completely cured, and feel like I in its white purity, she suddenly re- old portmanteau, and he was so tired? have new life. S.S.S. is the most re­ ' alized that she was not ftt to come into markable remedy in the world, nnd its atmosphere, and the little thing fled How could ho think her so cruel? No, everyone will agree that the cure was a indeer! She would go and get it her­ sway to make herself suitable for such self, nnd open it for him, too, and so wonderful one.” ..-EEUM.... companionship. Did not this have an j elevating, refining effect on the child? there. When she said “so there” he knew Let us gather all the beauty wc can into Cancer is in the blood and it is folly there was nothing else for him but to , to expect an operation to cure it. S.S.S. the schoolroom.” submit gracefully, and he submitted. (guaranteedpurely vegetable) is a real --------- 1-----------------• But, alas for what.followeri! remedy for every disease of the blood. THE HORSE OF THE CENTURY. She opened the bog! ! !' What was Books mailed and all NORTHERN POJNTfgto all tx, j • tbe Interior of the MEXICAN WUBl.K in it?> One long empty flask, one meer­ free; address ,te tbe • ' (“trainees") in November and Decern •! • Dexter. schaum pipe, one pack of playing cards, Swift Specific O 'Mr. w. Jonas w Hawkins, of Orange coun- new; three packs, ditto, old; a few 3,. t, obtained from a”' s”n-oiili7j "grpiv racing tickets, sundries. a brown nume. 15J1 haiila. witi | That wns all. ' ‘ and offers wore attreci'onMu ,our whit(. f<!et_ He ^,.,1 hcr Avbich ’-boffi. NirriCE FOltHE-AKlSG CLAIMS. . One of those scenes which *bafl]e all j. er, tourist, or traveler Hqui arc otinr io.‘ttr of by Barry-i». a country uiiriv;.kci In m-h< n-| Scribner's Magazine, lor u family nag, followed, i.,,» but finally tbe 1 Slatepf KorteB Michigan.(minty h, of Towardny ripe with Arui-nt History.—to ti.e laud ‘ ti । tbe Torofthe County of Barry. Montezuma* ; and by Seeley’s American Star got a ' porter came up and* explained (hut herfir .n Frobatu for th* Court County Barry, and tbe Arttes. . m.dn madea ill outlu. theolvtli sixth«t«V daynfof /Irfnfuar Oetoter 1A. DD. IMA 1W. ,. black . . foaled Id 1848, which was bad sent up the wrong portmanteau. filly, .•lx mun(h» (rare that dote were allowed XQUIC.MKNT * Clara.. The filly Iwcnmc the I B-<h are slowly recovering.—Tite for creditor* to tbelr claims against the 1 property of L« estate of Peter Kdininian, late "of said-County, his son, Jonathan Haw- Bits. ; decra*M. and that all creditors of said dekins; and she grew into a mare of 14.3 cea*fd are required to present their claims Pullman Palace Builei Sleeper - -had a star, snip and three to sal<i Prohate ■ oust, at the Probate office lu ----- - ---- T---- ,-! hands. She Enormous tract, ot Africa, rapcd.l<>;• “ £ hi 'LL 1 ' 6AN ANTONIO TO ( white feet, and waa driven pretty hard , . lowancr. c!» or Before the atu day of Autunext, on the country roads by her young mas­ ly the region between the Kongo and ind that *ucb c t’re* will be heard before nld ' of the area in- Court, on Wednesday iLr-ixth dav of January, ter. In 1857, by Rysdvk’s llsmble- 'Shari basins, and ranch u.o... . and on Tuesdav, the sixth day Aurii next, ' toniau, she had tlie paragon, Dexter. closed bj She great northern curve of Bt tell nHo?k to tbe forenoon of earn of ' The brown gelding, with blaze and the Niger, remain unexplored. There Dated October Gth. A. D., i«6 D rect concoction* at Son Antonie with all lit? from the north and cant. four white feet, wm purcluised by Mr. Is also unnpp-oprinted territory to the . .Chas. W.ARMsrocNG. Judge ot Probate. extent of 1.584.398 square miles. George H. Alley, for $400, and lie subse­ Fc-r information concrrntog Mfxico. Tlckr ' quently became the prujierty of Mr. A. Time table* aud particulars, aud (be Journt**. Mexico or intermediate points,call upon ur ; F. Fawcett. Dexter, under the tutor­ dress. ship of Hiram Woodruff, made his first Mexican International Railroad THE SHORT « DIRECT LINE A Real Blood Remedy. Detroit, Toledo, Chicago, St Louis CITY of MEXICO On place swarms ** this ~ occasion the “" “ “ “ *with ” * newly married brides from 60~or 80 vlllagve in the district; widow’s who have taken fresh at home. ------- husbands — , remain ~ ,--------7 ThJ women, in feutlra attire. and generally attended by^their motliers-indaw, carry jugs of wino enwreathed with flowers in their hands. They kiss every one they meet, and afterward present the jug to his lips for, a, ,“nip." The individual thus • ,, TT . re. K*1"3 “ anlaJ1 »” th* «~r i Cyh*1'- !>'“t » partakeot the proffered , Wlue *« "^5? M. nn “ U,e I J0”1* w,le a"“ ‘amily. || She is therefore reserved toword ;i strangers, and only kisses those whom . she think, likely to mate of her wine. ; , The kissing is curried on everywhere— in the streets, in the taverns in pilpri­ tr.ri-rns and In vate houses. houses, ' The origin of this custom i* railed In obscurity^ Some aay^ ttat U date, back to the time when the Turks made frequent raids into Transylvania and carried away all the young women they . could lay their bands on. Such ot them’ as contrived to escape from captivity i happening to return to Helmagen at the time of the fair, kissed their friends .nd ralutlrra.' nnd even Granger, who ' oongratulated them on their wonder-, I ful deliverance. | MEXICO CITY public appearance at Fash'jon Cc»nree, May 4,1804. He met and defeated, dur­ ing hia sh<c»rt but brilliant turf career, such horses as Gen. Butler, George M. Patchen, Jr., Lady Thorne and Gold­ smith Maid, and be probably was in the enjoyment of - more world-wide fame than any horse foaled on Amer­ ican soil. He m brought Build Doble into puWic sight of the wluti-faoetl gelding coming with tremendous force down the home-stretch ja.pinMi lo|d<-st dreams. The peop]e ,WUBj ,lielr bora and shouted: «Hurrnh for Dexter! Long horse of the century!” _______ :__________ HJS GREATEST SOLICITUDE, --------Towed Mariner Wanted to Hear , from tho c,ani®dur,nF thc ’"rlflc °* *.XKLr ” sclioon^?\flying signals of distress sailed into the buy of Gibraltar. A BATING A NUISANCE. Almost immediately, says Youth's ComDox Nelson Uses Queer Means of Dta- ■ pan Ion, the American vice consul, with i a friend, put off from the Caipe Rowing The London Spectator tells a dog 1 club piers to visit her. As they clamj ben d up the ship'*. Judder phen* story of unusual quality: . were ■ r,' Nelson was one of oureeives. Where ' .VAli'Amprl welcomed ktby Ilin the rnntnin captain, na ^zvllv jolly X"r» Yanwe went he went. He was especially ' kee from Plymouth, and by his rather fond of following our trap, and noth-! gloomy crew. “Captain, are you in ing, noteven hie dog friends, could di-j trouble? What can I do for you?” vert him from his faithful attendance at asked the vice consul, at the same time our wheels. I remarking that his friend had that One summer we were staying at the morning arrived from New York on the west coast village of Saltcoats, where ‘ Fuerst Bismarck. “Wnl, sir! The Lord ♦the r.nrln wa broad and fiat, and wb LvirkUre ViIawi bain* sands aare knows wn we’’vn ve Vinzl hed zwitour frtvxt, troubles, often drove along tbe road skirting the 54 days out o’ London. an’ no nearer bay. Nelson followed, of course. The New York than this. Two of Lhe lads dogs of the village seldom molested or wint over the side in that last blow, interrupted him. but one rash little an’ our topsails went when them spare terrier repeatedly rushed out of his gar­ did. This pesky cargo o’ chalk hea den gate ns we passed, and bit at Nel­ strained her so she’s takin* water this son’s heels. minute. Thar’s a sight o’ things we Time after time Nelson declined to needs done, an’ we’ll be obleegtri for notice the insult, but one day his pa- your help, o’ course, sir. But if this tiemce became exhausted. Turning here young man has just come from around he caught the unhappy terrier New York he cun tell us what we want by the beck of tbe neck, carried him to ‘know afore . he- does anything else.* down the sanda and into the water The sailors crowded around their cap­ cheat deep, put his paw on him and tain and listened intently as he con­ drowned him. and then carried him tinued: “What we want to know is back to the dry sand and laid him out haow did that there Harvard-Yale foot­ ball game come out in November?* One crunch of his jaws would have, done the deed, and more quickly; but TESTS THE HUNTER. it seemed as if Nelson had no personal animosity against the dog. or at least had suppressed it, but concluded that There axe days that bring out the the world would be better off without hunter’s true temper. When the sun such a snarling cur. nhincs and the crack of the rifle brings success any man can be gentle tem­ A battle between kingbirds took place pered, and offer consolation to less for­ on Steve Baker's farm near Baptirtown, tunate companions. Anyone can be a Pa-, and waa witnessed by a party ot good fellow sitting before a big sapling span, among whom waa E. T. Lafetra, a fire after a day of success, and he can naturalist. The huntsmen picked up laugh when anyone laughs; but let the bodies of 90 dead birds ou the field there come days when the rain pours at battle, and they say that there were down, from low-hanging clouds and the probably as many more. No quarter sun positively refuses to shine at alL was given, and wounded birds were fol­ The deer lying snug back on tlie moun­ lowed to the earth and quickly picked to tains refuse to appear, and the rust death. Moat of the death blows were gathers on the hunter’s rifle^in melan­ given on the spine, juat back, ot the choly breeding spots. The drip, drip of water from leaf to leaf, says the New York Sun, is a sound that brings one’s the heart. true nature to the surface. Some men cannot be happy under adversity in camp who in ordinary life other day.* said are the best of good fellows. Tbe rain seems to wash all their good qualities him some questions about the business. into their shoes, and they make life miserable for their companions with going to strange, places, but that waa tbe first- pair of ear muffs I ever said in VICTIM OF CIRCUMSTANCES. Hnbby Made Thu Weather on Onr NHfffcbarluff Vianet Ou the other hand there are men sour tempered, with faces os cheerful DR. GiLLEHER & RBO. Kalamazoo Curat ve Institute will be at Hastings House Saturday, November 28, T/EreSE THEY CAN BE CONSULTED FREE. w. g! neimyer. Gen. Western Ajent Mex. lit. It. It. C. K. DUNLAP, G.P. and T. A., lief. IM. IL K. Erxie Pass Texas The Niagara Nails Route.” Stations. StxmNua....... . stations. Hm.|p.m.|p.m. ;-.m a m 7^1 AS | €.57.,itt‘ -43 r |a.m.ls.ra.|a m.jp.m.4 1 <0s|sw lixxi 1.1S . C. K. OSBORN . Local A«ent. RsstlLKi vrnsTWAKD. dSSTXNQS................ . (&c&go, Kalmsoo & S&gia&w TIUC TABLE. T A DI c TIME Iu Effect May fl. 1SM. Central Standard Time. Brattons. H. XOKTH. T<£^i7?JCD of ailfonn-sof Chronic Diseases. Eve. Ear. Nervcciand Sex afllfctod with lo>s of V Itallty From in'h*c-ftli>n in Youth or matured years Chicago.. 1 11 30; 10Jf>i Nlrht Loasea limI •2A0; 8 15-1 what vour ailments are. no matter how many pbv-siciam wi^nVvnr^rMTet <*^c’,1tt»ced and etee up: make one more trial—von ho. ab«olutely cure wbeo others fall. AIL CL'RABLE CASES GUARANTEED. These renown'llBphysicians can refer you to hundreds aud bundAls of 1'7 J111 N,.tr«Ur<1 K the* H a cure on this ioHi f« you, you will get it Remember the date, aud come early, as the ofUco U always crowded. VlaC. J. A M. R. 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W52JS �•• ASi’iNGS Banner Thursday, Nov. 19’, 1896. FARMERS OF NORWAY. Tt..lr HoU.«, Clmiu »■“> l>.eolL».. Orw.i Thntu The furniture eou«‘tu of n t are tab|(_. a sort of wooden slrepinp bo«, fl,c reel four inches l<*^. filled with strew un id,'r7jd"“ 'halr-antl a b«O‘-h to U,< wall rouud two sides of tberoom. On • ure thegurh-paiutl..i ;-«» of UK. fu ulr, euubiemUr lng “* "r hor Prit»* Ae»t THE lack of men. P“‘ *• Sarnia, EmbarruMlug tQ society ctrclem SPREAD OF SUPERSTITION. Belief. Aro Rapidly Gaining Ground in Wall*. .... 01 “>« sev­ Some say in Wales that if a mare's eral danwa during the year at Interval, • shoe lb nailed to the lintel of the door, anti aa ,ha ^Iow, ci I uh of Woe.—“Did George look my op nloua freely, t a,kfd j,tr wbJ ‘ no u iwh con ever enter the bouse, and he. proposed. to you, K®ve them. .„y, the New York Mee. . that if one of them happens to go into “Yes; he looked fix if he were «ury "You hate.- I „id, •.„„,* ££ a neighbor’s house a broom placed !_• to ride a wh^el.”—Chicago i^hltorr> iW° mnrrled- “nd <*' last । across the threshold by u member vf t^7.. ” u,:n”: 5OUr *“ °n'y o1- . the family will prevent her leaving. . U er man declabs he dean* re­ teud. dance, because yon happen I Somebody has said that two straws­ date of hh-tn ♦’ auoue un1 tends youryour dances in' he e ber done,” said Uncle hlM mnfhaav »om« W|V> *0 be hi > .■— “<>*«■• 1... come to them reem . laid crosswise on tlie threshold will — «-•. Aten • hr's either got or mighty good some more or I ■„ bwb*i',££,.’'X, >n for tbe rake uf the .upper, which I. ,1- j serve tlie purpose quite effectually. A n<It faj. jg. er-none at all.’’—Washing- a row of pjg, , way. exeoeltenL and’ fw”the“wuilrt' j neighbor’s wife heard one of them celling and ex- -ndlng nearly around , ; . “ w*c muiara- [ mumbling something to herself, and 1 lie Ictm r-f ♦ 1 . > tt. h th’y mnnaK« And Question at Moscow.—“Nretio• believed that she was saying the Lord’s “v ”♦ “ few of them leave their | Prayer backward. Somebody has also Ysky!” sighwl the czarina, midst thoq, my own petro­ . said that they can all be sent afte» .------- conren,tonal visit. . :kod the czjfir. “Is my crown I Pharaoh and his chariots into the depths ourely these entertainments are getforttuitta people had hung tbemaelve. I •1.1.?“. 1‘it.tsburgh eLadcr. j of tlie Red hcu. if recourse lie had to an . •। ting more farcin! every year. Give them Ibicyclvk nn- hurting hnri- in u row. ; expert,.but that, the latter must be Them iH no carpet, no wail i^r, no : »>1>; replace them by dinner parties and skilled in arithmetic, nlgebm, Hebrew. • u>Fully,” said the liveryman, lath latb nr or nine!,.. pIn.te;7'An ’7. H whu:r- 1 >«• A • _ ”2^Xn, . . £ ’ “.t is not the only thing they wt„L ubove. Mhl J^mt'm Jgnve me cne of her , Greek. Latin, nnd ail the original > (gwrvidcliol) tongues before he ‘‘can fling,” rcpKixl Wheeler, as varnish, no polish, no «tahi. no 8mlks and wild she ’ over and itook a chair.— not ereu on the fumIX‘ nl~ OO’*M ’» I-vople to a dance, but ; oonijxiss this mighty Rat. -■<tales man; \ f-u.v-^penjy Th'“W“- i Tlie belief in these things is rapidly F h’ t y.aJ hcr ‘.Meanwhile the । gaining ground nowadays, according to ‘.f.cu m.MMi ng another nuked bonr.HnT O, balMnch match ; the author pf lieminiscenes In Cymru. •/income of their old acqualnt- as wc use in England but -gnat solid re *" br”miil’if •<> embarrass. mruv solid PUIH , ,„g that many haatesaes send blank • It has already creased the new bridge at triek MiirpHy- “Amih. now. O1...1 ------- a V— -,K-----.!■-.°-”mvI. Frral । Cilgwyn Mi|i, and baa crept up from planks and bnurdH which will stand th. <y.’’ nnswrri|d the other, “poor jcanls Of invitation to tbelr intimate wear und tear of centuries. on tju ■ Corn Ingli, jiast Mort a, alqpg theses * ■r.tlcran-d to be hanged, but windows and doors alone is a’litt’- friends, bidding them collect eligible : shore as far as IJed^’-drybedd. It h . f. life bt’ flying in priaon.” | mole dancers. Is not this a burlesque also nfiking. its way eastward, having <,f -" hl,c “““'I- •Too Io - ot °f oosptt I do not tbluk that a by this time almost reached that fa­ t^rel 7 ' "u“da a very old hoatesa ii i.s right to ask. or a man to oc- mous old stone called “Arthur’s Quoits,’* i.iw journalist wm kicking Ketuvuruin, and hOw and whv such an ' r-Pio .• . , . “---------— ...^wr, w...ow,„v vunt-o artnurxquotw, nrtmtaent of warfare baa a piano 11’?!? h™"' ?here progress’ is not checked, it ”r. 7:w:uting-room. Get"b- ............... .A,__ .la“ P,Me «“ ! knotv. nobody. There Then, fin*, o( unK, of ,.„ course. >t pr.ticnee. he called hta ser- till, ^retul. a.. dwelling for‘ the time w ill MXm arrive at thr> Keren offi<*e in •^P" 0 * 10 ' circumstances, go tn prove Curmui thnn. then on to the Diwygiwr •*aid to hint: *lxM>k liT-re. just beyond .my comprehension. There are the rule. 1 am prqmrvd to become sec-! (Llanellv). thence* to Gwron (At»;------- .. vy the IIKMIMUU ,, . , , , two big windows, in one of which u imm —k~~ nnd Servo Gomer* •- •- •- eo me in five minutes I . of gfa«s ir wanting, and Si vert teJ’.s me '. retary to au anti-private dunelng k-ngur ercare.,) ;n.“—Phare du Roo- I that th*; —provided Uie salary be munificent and thnt are long they will all be full of j i ;uiuly are greatly concerned the labors light. witches and their works. , , , . ' on rny ai-counL b»* it nndcriiewh married daugh- . stood, for much wntilnuim indeetm-d un POLITE 'POLICEMAN CIGARETTES A Mt) WHEELS. •t! ' . i't mean to Ray, Maria, ! rv» thing out here. An oval mstv tea * v ‘ pt*iour grocery book tray te Untnlng ugnin.-t the wall, ft fils I Increw* nf Smoking Axnoug , > thb and hav.-n’t balanced I the window, so far na tops and Kk1e«arv 1 ” [men Who Ride Bicycle The Uoftt^n Eleruld fells ofx», brave po- I The statement that the sale of cigars • r.e. miflHtna, 1 let ’he comx-rn. .1. leavingam|-Je n-nn for fre.di ?. Ha’s »o much better air ar the corners, so the matter is sndn and cigiuvib-H is tvtecvtlily. uedreadiugTs lii t-mnn, who v- t-Rpeeiully attentive to ; not bornet out by tbe eminent sta- lhe wjiuts ot lit-tiv xvonwn u ho want, to » < 1 nn. and T know 'nrt.fled.-Chambers’Journt:!. j cross Uh- street. It w seldom tliatkind- I . >r he always tells me that I ' tistics, snys the New York Sun. 1'ortht J- ne&s makes au error.but in thiscasethe ' Sonic KngtUh n« She U Wrote. itl ’ten ro <*haxgw-8omething j ten months of the fiscal year endihg An Oklahoma editor i-xprcstts his April 30, • i : have t-rn in.”—Brooklyn* -r.----- the cigars nuinufacturcd policeman’s good-natured helpfulness ’ ■ । thanks for u of oranges- thus: for home consumption only in this wns inistrikeu. ■ ntmlbHis IVrformnnce.—“You f ’'W,‘ h“'' "**•’n boakvt of orange, country numbered 3,598.200*487, or an 1 The plesisant weather hnd brought out I.. I. 1 proved to yo.1T- ’""" wir friend Bradley, for which increase of 08,458,754 over the Inst fiscal a crowd of shoppeurs nnd among them hiudnuiil. “I believe I I -•''..'ITT.' ’"'1”- <m.r co.n‘, P-----------li'.n,‘nu>-, yt’or. In cigarettes an even greater in­ was u pretty little woman, who seemed r . - •r-f’thing ot the sort,” an- j; 1same of which are nearly »rfx incites In crease is recorded, the total product for to be in terror of nxwing across the : the first ten mon tbs for borne consump- : streets ' 'he yeuhg wife. "And you told i. dlamete-r. ’ On a tombstone in Indiana i« tbe fok tion being 3. 338,147,300, or hi: increase I She stoo*] on the corner and gazed at iii.l have to see. your mother.” ' ‘This monument itfrvL. 617 504,480. Consequently the statc- ; tbe passing throng, unmindful of the “I must! have misunderstood j lowing - inscription: A , : : dremJd that It wM the ' *!'"?"!■> of Joh.n ' ment of a decrease, whioh waa attrib­ 1 m ary admiring glances cast-nt ber. A । car passed the crossing and was closely i Jenkins, accidentally shot as a murk uted to the bicycle, is fnJac. i pie that I should see your I As a matter of fnct. there has been a followed by a nothcr. Then she ran i nto. of affection by his brother.’’ : . . i’.ny I come home.**—InA corn iwin jury in\Maine reported great increase in cigarette smoking tbe street and *the policeman saw her oli-j ,L>uru4d. that “JceenHed came to hl« death by through the popularity of the bicycle. 1 just us she left the sidewalk. i The second car was coming alongunONE WOMAN’S GREAT WORK. excessive drinking producing apoplexy This, it is stated, is due largely to cig- dcr right of way, when the offieerrnjaed in the minds of the jury.” [ arette smoking by women, who, very A Michigan editor received some ( many of them, arc well equipped with his bund and seized the little woman versos not long ago with the following tiny cigarette cases, cigarettes and by the arm. She wn*» so slight that he just heard of one woman no note of explanation: These lines were mutchea. A firm making high-grade ! almost lifted her out of the way of the ' car. and dashed in front ot a team on dally etiguged in humanizing written 50 years ago by one who has cigarettes is now turning out more the other side, landing her safely on the .-.ov-creatures that. I would h<‘r ; for a dong time slept In his grave mere- ' cigarettes specially adapted to • the I ly for a pust-iine. ” --Washington Times. taste of women than for men; and the opposite sidewalk. were more widely advertised. . number of special private brands, l>enr- | “There you’re all righL” he said, as i.<’ :'sk'‘'l by u friend to go axxl ; '.‘unny G<*odrivh talk about her ' ing tbe .nemo and address, or crest and she stepped up on the sidewalk and “Is there any particularly nervous j motto of the customers, is increasing ।J turned her face to him. it foik,” which I did. Never ■ ~ ’ ‘7.* ’ . , . ; oomplaint ooimected with your profes- daily. She shoo); out her skirts, straightened Some women bicyclists now (roodrxdi, । ,ion?„ Mked tbe Choerful ?I(lio/of h. nnl of Mtet Fonny I hand out a cigarette bearing the name her hat ami smiled sweetly at him us she ■>—taining a vogue nniic interest .p eres in in , t jflPn>an. “There is tbe tennis arm, the replied: . .iit> folk, I thought the invito- J £ in place of a visiting card. Some of . , i bicycle face and tbe losebo 11 arm. and theee private brands made for New ' “Yes, , I’m nil , right; but I ran out to •■rtli accepting. take that first car. I didn’t want to , , I tliought there might be something . York women coot five dollars per 100. ItaKe vna< ,,rat 1 Goodrich in a young lady well of tbe sort among your gunnera.” ! come over here. Now, will you please , • : rcteil in l>ost*wi and Cleveland, : e-jcort me across!” “No,” said'the riflemen: "nothing of STRONG OF WING. v>:,.> .vent to,the North Carolina motin- . : i. , n- :v A-rheville, for tbe benefit of . “It is very queer,’ Mikl ™..v. tiie Cheerful - Bird* Ar© Abie to Inflict Quite Scrlon* CIRCUMVENTED THEIR CHIEF. a:; b ■nlhl ^ether's health some y**ars Idiot, thoughtfully. "I Man. ’t suppose 'i *InJu ‘ rite Even Upon " “I didn didn't ’ . Hrr womanly were you could hit the targeti without taking I There - sympathies Tfipra are a good gtxxi many birds mros whoee wnoac . Hnd Slept on Their Benin. q-'a'- ly MlIrred’ *by _ the barbarous ' *2 strengui Iff- .harpabootlnff pains '‘indiananolis ~ ‘ strength oi of wing is Is sumcienv sufficient io to sirutv strike , One of Roosevelt's many funny ex­ * .4.. K KI—... । ..‘.ce ir n’.ilrh she found the nut-lree natives | Ipretty hard1 blows, capable of l>ewllder- .' periences with New York pollcemeri reing\a man, ecxcrnil of the birds '■■'j-.t legior. plunged. „^.a man. if if eercral of the birds a-tat- cijls ---------------------a story often------------told of— Inspector tacked him at once. birds Pearson,_______________ whose noiseless gnlosbcs were 1-believe her mother died there; Rt ’t*c¥_2'Z_ , “Some " * depend * _ ’______ ___________ There their wings weapons ----- -----bad been a lack of men . joining i— on _L_2_ ..l-o— as — . -- to- be used long the terror of Washington "cops.” '' rv--’.. this noble girl has stayed bn - While walking In one of the streets of jjie duels for sweetheart-. sweethearts. >■ •i ' with no companion but I the ranks, and the colonel was visit- •- t!;c p Forest and- ~ Stream told’ some years Georgetown about 12 years ago, says the • . i . aa«* js devoting al? her time i ing a recruiting station, inspecting the i —----- of his recruiting sergeants ' agxJ Owl’ whose wing workings ■ i- hr ’iinnt liiiellect to the beb- j — „o * J WM Washington Poet. Inspector Pearson —♦- broken •by a dew • •* —*-* 4to cap- । came upon two police officers ait ting on Suddenly a terrific none of shoutIt ’luul* — sought of feet came tore nnd make a meal of. shuffling iug and '.2? ‘ ' the doorstep of a private residence, obs • ’t it.- m -.de )ii-r#?lf one with them, i window. Now , the open A correspondent of the National Hvious to the goings on In their beats. ’ •’*<--• nf “'is” when «he talks ot ■ through ’ • ;hk>i- starved women and"girls. , it came from the stairway, inter­ Druggist tells of his flrat surgical cose . Pearson quietly took tlie number of the - • >-f on$ girl 'of It, years whose ! mingled with sundry lond bum|»s nnd In the state of Arkansas. A market house, and hnd the-cTrliquents hauled * • - - -board- for the trial neglect of • 'vorldlj; gear beyond Hie shabby 1 knocks, and the door burst open, show­ hunter on Swan lake, near Shawnee *before Ordinarily there would hi^e v' ’’ - slv »re wa? a ;xx'set Imud ■ ing a red-faced, perspiring little ser­ Village plantation, was hunting at duty. geant pushing, hauling and tugging at night with a light, "hen a band of been little hope for men in their posi­ • ;*-t arid a n«-ed>—a needle which i u big country lad. The latter was doing Kwans, bewildered by the fire, came tion, but they were resourceful.' With - id -<d kihw bow- to use. his l>est to escape the firm grip of the flying that wny. The hunter, who was the consent of tlie occupants they em­ Miss n •rwjrich b.a.-: h'*r little moun- ' soldier. “Haiti’’ cried Ute colonel. iu a little pirogue, threw up his arms ployed a carjientrr to remove the steps : t n t ‘ny and goes about, doing good । “How is tilia, sir?*’ he said'to the ser­ to save his head, and the left one was -------from— the---------------house, andrplace ._ them in front among the*’, benighted ervu- • geant. “Is this the way you secure re­ struck by lhe wing of n bird, and both of the next residence.. Then, ns a det'n . :• aching thoee things which will cruits—by foEce. sir?” The recbfaced the uina nnd tlie radius of his forearm fense. they stated that there were nn '•>. >t tend to brighten and sweeten , sergeant looked up and down, then at were broken. 1 steps in front of the house where the ’ • ; lives. She is interesting her ' the uuo colonel, and ~ -blurted out: — “Sure. , The. Sun recently told of a PortJer- inspector decJared he hnd seen them sitends everywhere In the work which ■ sir. the’only way to get them volunfonuer who was knocked from n ting. The trial board risited the place pmposes to make her life work, , teers is by force, air.* ’ ”’—” Harper’s ” Round ------ ’’ treo by a flight of wild gorec during a jn a-body, found thnt the officers’ statcis stocking a store from which ] | fog and Forest and Stream has several mcnt was true, and dismissed tbe case, Table. “her people** can get supplies at prJcee ' times in tbe post 20 yea re told about to the great surprise of Inspector Pear­ More Valuable Now. never dreamed of by them heretofore. | roefl who were dazed by birds flying 1 son. Some years afterward he heard 6f Mrs. Dilins—What are you putting men She is one of them. Their quiltings I naoiGCK on xue -----------that great padlock on tbe ice box for? against their hoods, part ridges (ruffed the trick and declared It the best that perhaps, her gayest diversion, but, ; f ... ___ 1-------— 111 steal tbe 4 VvA groves) being the principal offenders, ifrnid burglars will hnd ever been plnyt-d upon him. the divine pity of her soul surging i Are you nt*«»•** o»...o.—- ----- -------toward them with helpful desire,’she ’ pound of butter and tbe quart of Original Marriage Ceremony. The Law Waa Vindicated. 1 '■■■''<-s nothing, apparently, for what 1 skimmed milk inside of it? Representative Culberson, ( A moat original marriage ceremony I Mr. Billmr-N-O. I’m afraid they’ll . A friend of ReprewtnmUveCulberaon. n • might ignorantly call the nar- 1 took place In Harwich. England, a few .... , Texua related I rcv !n<r nf jjer own sphere. Miss Good- ' algal the half pound of ice.-Chic^ ’When Mr. Culberson was pros- j days ago. Tlie curate of the church re­ • '■ ->ok. upon, ber residence and work Tribune.| “™‘.„,lonKV: be said, “tbere waa 1 celted^ from tbe bridegroom, . __ •• t.vi.lt ~ ,.«*,1v.*alwho r. v ■ - ■' u these poor whites of ot the roounmoan—The on... famous c„i^„ Cuban bloodhounds bkx’Kibounds, , muting u lulivoraBj]}. disrc- 1 apologia for aaklng him io perform us a permanent thing and re-; are descendants of tbe mastiff. jaicea in It—N. Y. Mn(l nnd Express. ' CXu mtut for violation of this law. the perish. "The fact is. you are a keen ,ras secured tlL-ongh tbe efforts of Mr. , wheelman. I am M|>? : C"b™. "-cuud the ra~>rau- (a n.rulY ChrUtlan) much I with more vigor than almost any he amused; ”1 don t know how 1 should COOK BROS, LITTLE Proprietors nonsense. '» o tir K i t c hen 7 No kitchen » kept cleaner than the premises devoted to the | manufacture of NONE SUCH Mince Meat. No house-| wife can be more fastidious in the matter of preparing food ■ than we are in the selection and preparation of the materials of J which it is made. The cleaning of the currants (for one thing) j ISis more thoroughly clone by means of perfected appliances, | than it would be possible to do it by hand. 1 Its cleanliness, purity, wholesomeness and deliciousness | are good reasons for using NONE SUCH Mince Meat-I The best reason is its caving—of time, of hard, work, of | mopey. A ten cent package affords you two large pies, with-1 out trouble to you beyond the making of the cru’t. Makes J just as good fruit cake and fruit pudding 2.3 it oes minceJ pie. Sold everywhere. Be sure and get the genuine, z I MERRELL-SOULE CO., SYRACUSE. N-V. hnd ever -------------------curing a conviction and sentence to the nauitentlury. Then ba left “• uo one knew when, ho bed gone until be and tbe priuoner. who hnd been ,,U<en to the penitentiary. re».me«. togetber. Mr. Culberaon bad gone to the Lvernor. obtained a pardon and met tbe convict at the penitentiary with IE The low had *>«-l> vlwlicoU-d and U«™ were no more nolatlona ot thnt .totuta In Jeffereon."________ _____ W.trd is. why I came to you. To tell the truth, we want to have some fun out of tbe wedding, and wc mean to hove a cj cle Mte!” Accordingly, on the appointed duy, the wadding party, eotiBiating of bride and bridegroom and About 30 guesta, rode down to the church, ttte tired in regulation cycling costumes— tbe bride in a neat tailor-made gown, the bridegroom nnd groomsman in knickerbockers and cape. Gold for Teeth FilUna*. It is not generally understood that there are scientific reasons for tbe em­ ployment of gold in filling teeth. Gold ?be Wbltauntide holidays, aaya that the can be welded into a solid maas while cold. It can also bo pressed into tbe excair.lon. from tbe metropoH. mo-t, wholly made on wheels. On WM* smallret cavities nnd depressions. When S^dTy li wrnt Impoaalble to hire or ooce the cavity is properly cleaned and even boy a bike in London. The nil- the gold carefully put in, care teeing way. begin to feel the effect of thia form taken that it fills every particle of space, the union of teeth and filling is as near­ of Jtran.portat4ou. which "“’•J moat aitreme onttcipaUour. At the ly perfect as is possible without the ac­ tion ot beaL A gold -filling may be mat time the rush for blcyele, waa a wrt of relief for railway. om» be. and built up to almost any sire or shape re­ quired. None of the Bcid.setretfens of other rabiele paawnger., whieb the mnid uanalt companies, however, did tbe mouth or stomach have any effect leaa enjoy than tbelr fugitive co.totnera. ■pou H. cyel~ ana llallroaan A London correapendent of tbe Pari, M«aenirer In .peaking of tbe usual and ^ueral wodu. from that ^ during FREE BUTTONS! AN ELEGANT BITTON FREE with vith each ■ SWEET CAPORAL AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE WITHOUT COST. HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSE­ FUL OF SHAME” KEEP YOUR HOUSE CLEAN WITH SAPOLIO NO-TO-BAC"HFCURE@ W. . - Over Ijno.OUbcros sold. 300.000 cures prove Ita power to destroy tbedesire for tobfwro in sny form. No-to-bao Is ibeKrestest nerve-food in lhe world. Many r>1xi M) jxsiDds ln»days and itjwver falls to make the weak Impotent man strong, rlx-oreaa ana magnetic. Jnsl try a box. You will be deil.-htcd. We expect you to believe what w« *av. for a c ire is absolutely Kuaraqi—d by Onuudsxa every­ where. Bend for our t1”* AwaV guarantee and freesampin. AddressTUESTAIMLLINU1AEMKDY CO., Ciilca«oorKew Ysrk. Sold and guaranteed by W. H. GOODYEAR, Druggist, Hastings MORTGAGE SALE. MORTGAGE SALK. Default having been made for more than sixty Default having been made in the conditions days tn the payment of Interest overdue and of a-certain mortgage made by Joeepb Kollar payable on a mortgage dated April 25. ’HM, and Rachael Kollar hie wife of Irving, Barry made by Reuben ana Elizabeth Shade, hutbano Ckmntv. Michigan, to Samuel Carson of Gales- . and wife, to Daniel Coolbanah and recorded In burg. Kalamazoo County, Michigan, dated Jan­ the office of the Register of Deeds, for the couu uary 5th. A. D. 1W®. and ncorded In the office . ty of Barry and State of Michigan, on the 7tb of the Register of Deeds, for lhe County of day of August. A. D„ 1W4. In liber 47 of Mort Barry and Stale of Michigan, on the Seventh gages on page 182 and the said D-uilel (tool- day of January A.D. 18r» in Liber 26 of Mort­ naugh having died Intestate, and the said mort gages. on page 538. on which mortgage there Is i;age having been assigned by Benjamin Cbol- claimed to be due at lhe date of this notice the huiitfh. Cynthia Green and Martha Bawdy. Fule sum ol Four hundred thirty-nine Dollars and : Mirvhtng heirs at law of said Daniel Coolbao/h. six cents, and an Attorney’s fee ot Fifteen Dol­ io Rosanna Coolbaugh by an assig' mem d»ted lars provided for in raid mortgsge. and no suit March 3Rb, 1806, and recorded in said Reg- or proceedings at law having been instituted to l*ter'a office, on the 2C.th day of June A. D.. reeuvt r the moneys secured by I said mortgage, im. In Uber 32 of mortgage*, on page 435, for or any part thereof; which default the said Rosanna Coolbaugh. by Now, therefore, by virtue of the power of sale virtue of the right given her by the said ffi irt- contained It said mortgage, and the statute in naga. has made and .herrliy makes tbe whole such case marie and uruvidrd. notice Is hereby principal sum of said mortgage aud Lhe inter­ given (baton Saturday, the Ninth day of Janu­ est accrued thereon now due and payable and ary A. D. IK>». at fen o’clock in I the forenoon, I on which mertgage there Is claimed to be due shall well al Put lie Auc’ ion. to tL<- highest bld at tbedate < I ibis notice the sum ot three bun tier. At the north front door of the Court Bouse. <lred eighty three dollars and seventy nine IntheGltyof Hastings, (that being the place cents for Principal, interest, taxes nnd Insur- Where lhe Circuit Court for Barn County is I auce. and an attorney fee of twe iiy-flve dol ' bulden), the premises describe^ tn said mort­ lars provided for In said mortgage, and no suit gage, or so much thereof as mity be necessary i or proceedings at law having been instituted to to pay the aiuuucl due on said mortgage, with recover the amount secured by snid mortgage eignt per rent. Interest, and all I legal costa, toor any part thereof. Notice is therefore hereby g« ther with au attorney’s fee oE Fifteen Dollars . given that on tbe Wth day of December, 1806. covenanted lor therein, the premises being de­ at ten o'clock In lhe forenoo.« there will be sold scribed In said mortgage as all that certain lor. nt lhe north front door of the court house in the piece and parcel of laud situate In the Towncity ot Um’Jbrb. county ol Barry and state of Jjjlp of Irving tn' th6 County of Barry i,t?d State Michigan, (said court house being the olaTC in of Michigan, and known and described as folwhich the circuit court for the rminty of Rnrry is held), at public auction, to the highest bld The North aut Quitter ol Noth. Vmt quart dcr. ibe premises described In said mortgage er of section 1 wenty-oue{81) in T*>-wn Four (4) or so much thereof ns may be nereMary t« sat­ North Range-Nine (9/West. Containing Forty isfy the amount due on said mortgage as above, acres more or kss. . set forth, with the Interest thereon and .the Samuku Carson, costs, charges and expenses allowed by law and Coumov* & Pottkr, Mortgaged. Attorneys for Mortgagee. provided for lu said mortgage, wild premises being situated In the village of Woodland. In Dated October 7. ta.«6. . tbe county of Barry and state of Michigan, and described as follows, to wit: MORTGAGE SALE. B-ing lots number four and six nf block num­ having been made in I the conditions ber five of Parrott’s addition to the village ot ofDefault a certain mortgage made by Cbar'.ea W. Woodland, the same being situated on section Smith wife He en G.. of lhe lnwn*hlp of number fifteen, town number four north, range IfvLrg,and »ounty of Barry, and state Of Michigan, number seven west, and Id the townshto of to Alexander er. of BWtford. Calhoun Woodland, county of Barry, and slate of Mich­ county, state ot- Fos Michigan, dated.December 14, igan. A. D. itefi. aud roc >rdrd in the office nf the Dated September .’'nth. I*.® Register of Deeds, tor the countv of Barry, ROBAWA COOLBAVOH, ^od suite of Mtchlg 41, on the twenty third day Assignor ul Mortgage. of December, A D. ' ta-G. Liber Jc of Mort­ of tho vicar o ra^ed Tbe indictment of ’ a wellthe in ceremony im>t«id A LONZO E. KgKA8TC»y . gages. on page 2*4. on which rnortg’ge there is Attorney lor Assignee. * clTiued ’.o be due at the date of L'm notice ths Mint of Five hundrrd lift C.r. e dallaro aert PROBATE ORDER. thirty cents, and an attnrfiey’H tee of twentyState of Michigan. County of Barry, m. five <io!Iun provided h r tn sahli mortgage, and At a session of the Probate Court, fo: noNUltor pr.ieeedtegH at law havii-g been In:l»o countv of Barry. hodiju al the J stl’.ued to recover tbe moneys « cured by mxld Probate office. In tbe City <»f HaMthucx. in mortgage, or any part Utereo'; tula County, on Wedncsrtay the fourthOkyol I Now. therefore, by virtue or lhe p-wr of November, m lhe year one tnoutand c!g*abuu I j»ale contained In sard mortgage, and the Mat­ dred and ninety stx. , ’ ,, nto In such c.-se made and provided, melee is Present. Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of•* hereby given that on SalunJrW. th- tfairt'elh cf jauuary.A. D. nW. st ten o’clock lu the 1 Tn'tbe matter of the estate o» Fldi-lla E. SwoeJ', I daj forenoon. 1 shall se'l at public auction, to lhe zey.au adjudged insane person. , highest bidder, at the north front dour of the on readtujk >n’d fliinn the iH-utl-'n dnlv vert fl­ rourt house, in th-? citv of Hastings*<tbat being ed, of Fidelia E. Bveeaey. fWvIuk fourth that the place where Ibe circuit court for Barry she Is as she verily believe*. perinanaHtly eared, i County l.s holden), the premises described in and permanently restored u» mental health and h-aid mortgage, nr so much thereof as may l>e soundness, and praying that tbe order of j necessarv u. pay the amount due on said commitment to the Asrlum for mortgage, witn eight per cent interest, and lhe Insane heretofore1 made by all legal costs, together wtih; an attorney's sai4 court be revoked, and i4*tiUouer adjudged fee of tweati -fivedcBarocovenanted for there­ restored to mental healthmnd sutindneHU and in. the premises being (Vivrited in said mortthat the guardianship mav b- terminated- and gsgeae all those certain k-ta. 0vce« and parthat 8. C. Bleb, her guard lai. -l<e required .to celsof land situate <n the township of bring. render an account ol naid mianlia»»ahlp to said In the county of Barry, and stage of Michigan, petitioner aud such guard ten dl-cbarged, as iu and described as follow*: The north eaat quarte- of she south enat said petition more lully set forth quarter anti tbe south half >f north west Thereupon It la ordered, that 27ih day of November, a, D., 1866 at ven <>ck*K quarter of south east quarter both on section tn the forenoon, be aaalgttou for the hearing of fifteen (15> In town four (4> north range nine •mid petition and that tbe heir* Ht law of said (9) west, containing sixty acres more or leaa. A IMXA.MDKR Fost ut. Mortgagee deceased and all other personw Interested In said estate, are required to appear at a aesafoo COLGROTK A POTTKK. AVorneys for Mortgagee. nf said court, then to be holden at the office, in tbe dty of Ha*tln». In ,*«‘d County, । Dated, October 27, Utt. and ebow cause. If an v the rebrjt - J.tbe pmver of tbe petitioner rnay not I* granted. AM n ia turtber ort.-ml. thnl »al*jp«UI<mer rt»« no Uce to the persons iwtere*ted lu said ndate. of ttweof brcHttlngn j-H’) o' J*!“ Banner Print. �taeuith Lu Mankind Is rather peculiar at best Be­ fore election one of the most ardent free silver men was howling on the streets of thia city about the 200 cent gold dollar, and how gold w«ts lhe money uf the rich and none of it was ever seen in circulation. Last week he had a draft of several hun­ dred dollars which he took to the bank to get cashed. Hu was paid the whole amount lu gold—those 200 cent dollars that only a few woeks ago be was com­ p lai nix g of. It would be natural to sup­ pose that he wax Immensely pleased st being paid in dollars, worth 200 cents each as he formerly claimed, but he wasu’i PERSON/iu MENTION. pleased at all. On tte* contrary he swore a blue streak because he was paid In gold. Geo. R. Wlldern was at Charlotte over It seems that there are some people who will never be satibfied and we guess its Sunday. true.' Mrs. C. L. Miller was in Eaton Rapids It seems that the Building Committee of last week. the City-hull never t<mk very much stuck Miss Maude Ryan has been quite ill tbe injJJIr Isaac Newtons discovery of the law of irravliatlon. Seemingly they attempted past week. to prove that there was nottiiug In It. bus Mrs. Fred Young la visiting friends at the erixTiinenl will cu*l the city 81000 or more. In excavating for the City hall the Prairieville. wail of A. Black * S«in’a liulhLng was un- | Judge Mills, of Nashville, was in the denolned and the building was expected city Saturday. to stand by itself la mid air but. It would 1 Miss Pauline Shultz waslu Grand; Rap­ not do it and hidsted on having its own i wajy and tumblhig to pieces. Such «x;n*rIds this week. ImtHits are expensive and the people have Judge Smith is holding court at Char­ a perfect right to compmlu agniust footing the bibs. . . , lotte this week. During the week ended November 7 report* sent in by 53 observers in vanoes portions of the state indicate that consumption increased and intermit­ tent fever and typhoid fever decreased in area of prevalence. Consumption was reported art 230 places, typhoid fever at 47, diphtheria at 42, scarlet fever at 23, measles at 11 and whooping R^lESS cough at 13 places. 4BSOWTE1.Y PURE Hastings Banner Thursday, Nov. 19, 1896. COOK BROS.. Props. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. At the five o’clock service at Emmanuel church Sunday afteroonu lhe vested boy choir made their initial appearance. The choir consists of about seventeen boys and young men and they have been practicing under Mrs. Carrie M. Goodyear’s direction for tbe past few weeks. The hymns and difficult chants were remarkably well ren­ dered and made most pleasing music. With a little more practice and experience it will be ail that can be desired. Rev. Will ^arvey, of Muskegon, spent Sun­ Taylor gave an interesting talk ou the sub­ day In the city. ject of vested choirs aud the object in hav­ Joe Ruskle spent Sunday and Monday ing them In the churches. - Chas. Lewis in Grand Rapids. gave a beautifully rendered solo at this Mis. Brad Parker aud children have service. gone to* Ohio .to live. Charlie Root and Charlie Dickinson read Donald Smith spent Sunday with his with many misgivings the approach of the mother at Battle Creek. coming blizzard. The wood pile was low Mrs. Geo. W. Williams 1ms been on tlie and the exchequer evidently was lower, sick list for some time. so Monday flight Ifeey comtfienced to help Frank Bullis, of Johnstown, was In the themselves to woqd belonging to lhe Has­ ' tings Engine & iron Works. They had city Tuesday ou business. beep seen doing the same thing before and City Marshall Haugh was put onto the fact. He took up a location iu the office of tbe company Monday evening and about nine o'clock his patience was re­ warded by seeing the above named parties waltz up to the wood pile and help tbemaeives. The Marshall made them drop their loads and follow him to jail. Tues­ day morning the boys were taken before J ustlce Gillasple and sentenced to the Detroit House of Correction tor 60 days each. This was pretty quick work. It is no uncommon thing to see in driv­ ing tbrough the county at this time of tbe year a piece of road plowed up or filled in with fresh earth, the result of work done by the pallimasters In working out the Happllj' the j1 road tax. says an exchange. 1* custom of working out the road the j .j *tax iu .... fall is going out of practice aud it should. It puts the road in bad shape for lhe fall rains and no one suffers more than does the fanner who has to haul to market over them when in that condition. In some road districts in tbe county tbe residents will allow no work done later than July 1st. and those districts are object lessons to others not so particular. The road question is one worthy of special agitatiou not in tbe interest of bicyclists, but in the interest of every man wbo'has to haul a load or drive over- them.--Portland Ob­ server. Mrs. Jas. Wickham, of Grand Rapids, Is visiting relatives In tbe city. Rev. W. W. Taylor is attending a conventiou at Hoilvnd this week. Miss Jennie Jones, of Lacey, Is a guest of ber sister, Mrs. Al. H. Weber. Mr. aud Mrs. Will Marshall, of Hickory Corners, visited In the city this week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Fuller attended the funeral of a cousin at Nashville yesterday. Miss Reid, of Toronto, Canada, Is in tbe city to Introduce a new course of reading. Miss Effa Dean, of Maple G^ove, was the guest of Miss Lousina Campbell last week. Dr. Parmenter nnd Miss Effa Simpson, of Nashville, attended the lecture Tuesday evening. • Btrawbcrrlm for McKinley. Shriver Bros., fruit growers near Benton Harbor, have picked choice strawberries daily from their out-of­ door vines during tlve past week. Four quarts have been expressed, with ap­ propriate congratulations, to Maj. and Mrs. McKinley. This is unprecedented in tbe record of berry growing in Mich­ igan. * October's report of the Sault canal ahmv, total freight |xuned iu the month amounting to 1.746.527 ton., making the year', total 14.540,000 tona In the month 1.W03 vowel, went through the canal. Work will be at once commenced on the Benton Harbor & Eastern electric­ railway. The road will traverse the best portion of tile Michigan fruit belt. The Sturgis post;office was entered by burglare, the safe was. blown open and $90 in stamp* and money, together with private papers of the postmaster, taken. , Waltz citizens were treated to the spectacle of J. Waltz wheeling John Keaael around the town in a wbcelbarrow. proceeded by a band of music, on | account of tbe defeat of free silver. John E. Wilkes, one of the oldest | This city could du nothing that would iucreuse business as much as by building good roads into the city. A go.ni many p/ople wuuder uf what benefit a good high­ way fund la to a towu when none of the money is spent on the streets. What tyrants these curporatlotts anyway. Only Iasi week a few of tho gossip mongers got tbe report In circula­ tion that the wool boot company was to-•j discharge ail of their gm ploy*-a and put ! Anneuinns In tbelr places, because they | could hire (he latter for 25 cents a dav. dty goods merchants in Grand Rapids, • The gosslpers efm» went-so far as to say • filed chattel mortgages aggregating thsit the houses had nil been rented, and ! $33,000 for the benefit of his credtaken all around they had a very harrow­ ‘ ing talr made up. But thetv J* Jj,cl l iters. The report of the “sound money” one thirtyUnit t/ie rumor l*ck*-—H lacks i the truth. There isn’t a word of truth in ! democratic state committee of the extlie report aud it Is mwie up out ot whole • penses uf the recent campaign show the I cloth. But these norporaUans a o tyrants ! cost to have been about $12,000. i- Derby, Wood and Chapmay cattle | just the same so these.gussli»ers say. t thieves, r pleaded It shows to what extent political exclt< --------------------------„guilty , at Kalkaska and j . Jackson , . .for. .1’’wing iiient runs In the country when it is it- i goto the 'follow Ing periods: iI ported that a certain voter withdrew from I Derby, three veora; Wood, two and a the church bvrauet ht. pr.lor Imppened to , hal( vranu and ct»mruui. one veur. ditr. r with hlu h> politic. 1‘eepl.- m«y ... ’ t f Lumliur to differ hom-stly hmo iwilr.e, amt politic,. , Warren U uaj A^eni room toinaing ro but when the verdict h«» been (riven. Il ( •!»<*■'<>“ <<>r five >v“r’ forJhe "f should be the duty r.r all lu help th. .ue- | larceny, han beed released on parole ces^fui party in every way possible. We ; by Gov. Rich. tH*lieve that republican pollcitMi will restore I Cadet Ernest 8te4nme,ver, of the Mich- , coDfldeuee and prosperity it carried into 1 jg.an jnliitary academy at Orchard ------------«... the people ------ ... will dietl q£ heort While rid­ execution, if they wout find it out. But no obstacles should Im* ing in a cavalry drill. His parents re­ placed lu tbe way ot carrying out republi­ side in Milwaukee. can policies by the minority. The Princess knitting works, ir.onuto I be moved to M uake; gon and be consolidated with the Ama­ : zon Hosiery comp*a\. ' Mra. Lavina Stickney, the oldest reel- ' dent of Saginaw, passed away at the ' age of 98. She is survived by seven chil­ dren. 42 grandchildren and 52 great­ grandchildren. . Frank Rabat, who was convicted of I killing John Bolda in Detroit on De­ cember 19, 1892. and sentenced to seven 1 years' imprisonment at Jackson, has ‘ • been pardoned by Gov. Rich on recom­ i' mendation of the pardon board. ' ------------------ school in Battle Creek after a two weeks vacalluu. , cans. Mr. A. G. Kent, a democrat, is Sdpervl&or of that township, is just as honest and conscientious a man as lives in tbe world, and was on the election board. EmboMvred b; tbelr success In Assyria the freon vertfci demanded a recount in one of tbe precints In Tbo nappie, aud on this recount Ritchie gained nine Votes, electing b in by II. (net counting the three Airtight kotea found on tbv fl?or of the Assj ria town hall.) The free sllverttes have now petitioned for a recount is Orangeville and Prairieville aud the con­ test goes merrily on. In the meantime Mr. Ritchie is losing no sleep over any possibility that he will be counted out Awarded Highest Honors—World's Fair, VW F CREAM Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Youngs left this week for a visit with their son Dr. Young al Allegan. ed Tuesday evening was entertained while in the city at tbe home of Jas. A. Sweezey, he having beeu a former pastor of Mrs. Sweezey’s. Church anil Society. The U. E. R. C. will meet with Rev. A. D. Grisby Friday of this week at 7:30 p. m. Services as usual at the M. E. church Sunday. Morning-subject “Jesus of Nazatelh,” Let every member of the Presbyterian ebnreb endeavor to be there next Sunday. St rangeare welcome. At fi d. m. at the Presbyterian chut ch Andrew Hgrper will be the leader of the Y. P. S. C. E. Every one will be weloome. elow we tell what a few of our B PATRONS S^Y, WHO HAVE BOUGHT THE CELEBRATED snag FKOOF RUBBERS OF US.- POSITIVELY THE BEST RUBBERS EVER WORN BY MAN...................................................................... AJ^ FORSHEY aayn: “1 hat* won thi UNAU PROOF RUBBERS, and kuaW they mill wear tiricc as long as any other first grade rubber." THOS. PRINCE, of Baltianore. says:' “J hav^ worn th BNAG PROOF RUBBERB, and they never fail to lout tnu irinter, and I have worn them three winters and started in on the fourth winter^ I have worn the common rubbers all my hfe until hist winder, when I bought a pair of riNAG PROOF RUBBERS, and J udn them all last winter and they will last me all this winter:.lhty ur>' the "boss' rubbers. EDDIE MvGLYNA I have morn the BNAG PROOF RUBBERS audknow they will wear, longer-than three pairs of any first grudr niblxo^f ■would buy no other. CHAS. OLEIN ER. There are too many of them for us to give their exact words, but just ask any of the following gentlemen who have worn the SNflQ FROOF RUBBERS: Geo. Bry­ ant, Baltimore; James Murray, Hastings;Rit:hard Murray, Baltimore; Emerson Edger, Rutland, and a thousand of others who have worn the goods. Remember I am the ex­ clusive agent.in Hastings for the^Jjflq FROOF RUB­ BERS. the other dealers claim they have them but I will convince you if you will call that they have not the SHrtQ FROOF goods. Yours, FRUIT CAKE. Raisins + crown T ,896 @. 7 t 09 . .08 1895 3 .< , Recleaned Currants Citron Flour, " bbl. sack,58 Bowen’s Buckwheat... .50 Meat Crocks. A Factory Starts Up. The Alaska Refrigerator company, the largest refrigerator factory in the world, has resunigd work at Muskegon, after being idle all summer. The com­ pany has 3,000,000 or 4,000,000 feet of hard wood lumber ready for immediate manufacture, employs 350 to 450 hands, and its annual output is 60,000 refrig-1 . Sterling, Crawford & Co., In lhe Supervisors room Jd 2 p. m. next Tuesday a Mother* meeting will be held In charge of lhe W. C. T. U. All women are invited and all will be welcomed. *-x orators. The Kelly Bros’. Manufacture < Bargain Grocers. ing company is completing negotiations lor tbe xnnnutacture of 3.000 Ire boxe* ph„kxtk ..ki.kk, Z^rei^lr kh.ldn. 8t*W Of MldjIgHli. O’UUt V nf !UUTy— An End to Quick bhaving. At a session of the Probate Court forthAnew ordinance has been adopted at County of Barry.holder, st lire Prolate lOrquett. whfch wiU effectually put uJ JOygr to .^Mrojrty. Thank-offering service of the W. H. M. society of tbe M. E church will be held at tbe parsonsite Wednesday Nov. 35th nt 2:80 p. tn. Short papers will be given by Mesdatnes Lmnpman. Phillips, Johnson, Sweezey, Dawson, and Co »k. Leaflet “Gold and Incenst*,” by Mrs. Lombard. Each member is desired to bring an offer­ ing with Mpprupriate scripture text end to quick shaving. It provides that a . barbe.- muM before shaving each ewe, tamer, wash his hands, razor and scut- j sont in a solution of bichloride of mere ‘ cury or carbolic acid, clean his nails, and i disinfect the strap nnd comb in alcohol.1 Then, U th. enatomer ba. not tired oi waiting and gone, he may shave him. Every one is invited to come to tbe Ep­ worth League Tt^tadsy evening, Nov. 94. The piemfaen are requeued to come pre­ pared to entertain the andiencewith songs, rccltaikma or any thtog In 1 hat line, or pay a forfeit in vegetables, groceries or money anine to be distributed >0 the worthy poor of tbe oity. ForMte mint be paid ‘by Wednr-aday boon Nov. flSlh. MUaonr. v-x-tr . v.»Z. <1 Chamberlain, a. ia. .\ur. ‘-43.—Ice formed on the Missouri river Wednes­ day, and now tbe ioe is strong enough for the safe crossing of stock nnd wagon teams. This is the earliest that the river baa closed here for 15 or 20 years. robbed Spence. MAKE .< Mrs. Celia M. Cooley, a resident of [ Galesburg for more than 60 years, and x pensioner on account of the war of 1812, died at tbe age of 82 years. Mrs. Cooley lived alone and had jtjeen noted for her frugal habits. A search of the house resulted in the discovery of two rolls of bills of money, one behind the chest, and another Inclosed in paper and rolled up in ar old sheet. Further In­ vestigations are expc*oted to lead to other similar results. h.’ Washington, Nov. 16.—Returns from the various congressional districts throughbut the country show that the next house will probably have 207 republicans^ 137 democrats and 13 populists. ■ amazoo this week. Mr. Beiger. president of the Mishawaka knit boot factory, and his wife, have been guests of Chester and R. B. Messer and other friends tn tbe city t e past week. Louis Albert Banks, D. D„ who lectur­ Did You Ever Strike a Snag and Punch a Hole in Your Boot? ....... MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. 1 at Chicago, are Clark has returned to her Two Van Bureu county farmers, Isaac Hazlett nnd Norman ll Jones, bet on election, and as a result the former will have to operate the latter’s furm from January 1, 1307, to December 31 of the same year. Hazlett was conflMrs. T. B. Hart and daughter Ola, of dent Bryan would be elected, while Wayland, are visiting friends in the city Jones was sure McKinley would be the and vicinity. next president. A few weeks before J. T. Lombard is confined to the house the election they made a bet stlpulatwith tonsilitis. which has been epidemic ing that tbe loser should take care of the winner’s stock, do all the plowing, In their family. seeding, harvesting and, in fact, manage Misses Anna and Jennie Wolf and niece every detail of the farm work, beaidea | Miss Nichols returned last week from a paying the hired help necessary, in advisit at Howard City. ditton to doing his own farm work. . The Election Commissioners are having Miss Edith Barnum returned Friday Hazlett declares he will live up to the ' p picnic in determining who is elecbd • Sheriff. In the returns.from Assyria In from New York state where she has been agreemenL-s x -some way Samuel Ritchie was credited spending tbe summer. Mrs, Arthur Mlehner and son of Detroit The three-masted schooner Wauke- ' with the vote given Mr. Mack. Tbe Freeallverites petitioned for a recount. Those visited Mrs. M. H. Bailey and other rela- aha, CapL Duncan Corbett, with salt * from Ludington for South Chicago, who went to Assyria after tbe ballot tlves in the city the past week. foundered off Muskegon, taking six men box found four ballots on tbe floor of Mr. and Mrs. Levant Freeman and to a watery grave with her. Frank tbe polling place, three of them were daughter, of Lansing, spent tbe fore part Deiach, the sole survivor, was taken off straight Republican ballots and one Na­ of the week at Henry C. Cook’s. a raft of wreckage. Deiach asserts that tional. Tbe poll list showed 322 votes Miss Kempton went to Charlotte Tues­ Capt. Corbett was directly responsible east and there were only 318 in the day where she will give a recital previous for the loss of the vessel and the death of five men of ner crew. He aays that ballot box, showing that these four ballots to returning to her home at Hillsdale, Cpt. CorbMi vr« Iwuu,. with drink.1 had been voted all right. Of course on Rev. A. D. Grisby and Mrs. Barnum are nnd not only refused to take proper lhe recount the four ballots could not be representing the Presbyterian church at counted, though there is no question but the state Sunday school convention at Kal­ vented the crew from taking measures what they would be counted if taken be­ fore court Tbe returns from Assyria gave Mr. Ritchie 23 majority. As he went ap to Jt&syria with 24 majority it was sup­ posed be wits elected by 47. Tbe recount gave Mr. Mack 23 majority (not counting Mr. the ballots found on tbe floor.) As " Ritchie went up to Assyria with 24 and the recount gave Mack 22 majority, thia We showed Ritchie elected by but two. will say here that the error in Assyria cannot be laid at the door of tbe republi­ SNAG yea- one ibuuaamt eight hundred anti uimiy w „ Pr.ibatr. 1 or” “ nn r«^dtnx and flUur the petitbw <in»y • • riftw «' K^iph s. Jonlsn. son of mua deceased, prey '.'™n- decre.- br miute by tfcl* o>urt dete mining w o are or were uie U^riut nf *std de­ ll *«M-d Mud entltieu In inij'-llLUw real estate««f . Ktid deceased aud their terpective right* there tn. Tnarrnijon tr la ordered .that FridmiL. e!rventh day of Deetsmb ruA. D.)» Cun ten o’A». 1. petition. and that th« heirs at law <rfsaid 3d, aud all ocher intanMCd in -xJo wuaie. are required to appear s*< a m-xsUh* • J *“* “““ to be hoktai at tin- Pmlvtuitv of Huslia#*. In c >itnt< <»<! if sujy there be. why Th- prexr * tlH it to ft S2.7UU «aM R OBE your horse in a New Blan­ ket, or Blanket Your Horse in a New Robe, we don’t care which, * only so you select any­ thing you want in this A * line from the complete stock to be found at Good= sros. j ; � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-11-26.pdf aa8978a8ca823d6bb15bf475f65ac7b0 PDF Text Text 1 [largest •y circu-.TI w- -g- Hastings Banner. VOL. XLI. NO. 30 HASTINGS, MICH.. NOVEMBER 2Q, 1896. P A. SHELDON, SSV '■ SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSMS i THE BEST ADVBR| TISING MEDIUM IN ! BARRY COUNTY. ... WHOLE NO. 2163 Dalton. Atetract and Ke.1 Estate Offlce. Prichanfrllie. ' The K. O. T. M. bad a very nice social Abwrwt UlMS.riMtinxs A very interesting wedding occasion is D<"> Jewelja *i borne from Lanriox to Money to loan on Real Estate Raal Rriaro at their haU Saturday evening. November to be chronicled in the annals of Priehaidspend Thanksgiving. On com mission'. \General con »»* vaccine YOUR WiNTER ^5U/rotnC?hlpi?t* A company of about Rookx.com^ 21. after which refreshments were served ville, Barry Co. Kdnr Tyler .nd wife, of Vermontville, consoling of ice cream and cake. Satur ­ sixty friends gathered Nov. 18 at tbe hos­ Rooon1*' lurnlsn compile UNDERWEAR.. sbrtraS. day evening. December 7, they will have pitable homn of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel are visiting at John Tasker’s this week. Mrs. Lizzie Tasker is very sick. another *!»«> all L. O. T. M. and K. O. T. Weeks. Groups of guests were present CALL AND.....(1DLGROVB & PUTTER, Our Aid Society will meet with Mrs. L. M. and their families will be invited to at­ from the immediate vicinity, and from Park. n*xt Thursday. Attorney* at Uw LOOK AT OUR V tend. Admission—good behavior. Banfield. Nashville, Augusta and Battle The C. E. at this place intend Io have a 10 Phll,P T- Colgrove.) Mrs. Allee Crosby has been visiting in Creek. The parlors were finely decorated r,..,!Gfttee tn Uaipo block. Hasuuxs. > VALUES'FOR .. Christmas tree, Christmas Eve. Battle Creek. ’ rracUees tn allthe courts of the state. with flowers and wedding symbols.' At Surprise, party Monday evening. Joe ! Mrs. Alice Williams and Mrs. J. Wilkin­ noon the bridal party, consisting of Irv­ A K. KKNASTON. son were nt Kalamazoo shopping recently. ing R Phillips and Miss Ella A. Weeks, vrago was true victim. Pleasant time, nice **’* . - AM®they at Law, Little Roscoe Pierce while playing in principals and Sherman Zimmerman, of crowd, but weather awfully unpleasant Chas. Serven has returned from Dakota. , A, J. 8. Goodyear ft Co.’s store.) some rag weed gut a hull to one of thft Ban tie Id and Miss Ada Mosher, uf Clover­ iTacUcestn ail courts of the Blate CoWuom Jay Prescott is moving Into tin- house at beedi in his eye. It clung to the ball so dale groomsman and bridesmaid, took Sixes 34 U> ®. promptly attended to. the cider mill and Orin Phillips is moving tightly as to necessitate the administering their station Id tbe parlor under a flora] into the house-be vacates. L R. TIMMERMAN', lioiuapatMc Phy of chloiofonu to remove the same. Dr. horseshoe. Rev. W. S. Potter, pastor of Scribner, assisted by Dr. Jordan, removed tbe 1st Presbyterian church of Battle Sidun and Surgeon. e guarantee these goods to be *■ ’ Office over Roger's grocery store.) .. ., , Creek then pronounced the marriage cerethe oest Values on the market this Mrs. H. F _____ :____ •­ afier|«H>ny. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips will take to Art Reed wheeled Walter Pike from the Roblnson J'im “Jurued (1 A. SCRIBNER, M. D., season. .—i days with ..u uher son Jo. »_ home AU£US,a uugjjy beautiful store to the mill race and dumped him In .''Pending several " Physician and Surgeon, Mrs. Eunica Wilkinson and son Grover, । pnaenta as souvenirs of the occasion. all on account of McKinley’s election. •. Delton, . Mich. * Mrs. Cameron has got her honae nearly have returni <t from Chicago. These gifts were not merely formal com­ Office In residence, one block «mu»i of depot. About 50 Men’s ant? Youths’ Tom Doyle and a gentleman friend from pliments for we hear thatr these young finished. The painters are at work. The ladies will furnish a Thanksgiving Hastings have been spending a few dajs at people possess in au unusual degree tbe Suits (hat I will closeout away be­ U A. & c. H. BARBER Beechwood hunting. respei-t and good will of tbeir entire ac­ supper at the town hall on Thursdav even­ Physicians and ^unreons. low value. ing. Everyone invited. Was. H. Chase was at the county seat quaintance. The music of tbe occasion, Galls In city or county responded to with We bear a great many rumors about the Saturday. especially the admirable rendering of Men­ promptness, day or-night. B. Shriner. of Hastings,, was in town delssohns wedding march, added much to re-count last weeklookiug after some ballot boxes. the pleasure of the guests. The party was A. LAMPMAN. 25 lloz. Glovesand Mittens that Mrs. Backus has gone to Hastings to finely entertained at a banquet after the • D. D. S. Board of Canvasser* Adjourn. must move very soon. Also Caps, All kinds of Dentul work done carefnllr and take care of Mr. Williams and wife. wedding ceremony and congratulations The official board of canvassers ad­ New Neckwear and Collars this promptly, Li>cal xnerthriiH. gui orcblororonn Mr. Kidd’s little daughter, and also Bert were over. An interesting feature of the journed Saturday after being in eession for °'Zr 1Kacaet Stored Pennock’s, are convalescing. week. houra 8 to U and 1 to ft. . presence of three other recently married nearly two weeks. Following is a brief Mrs. Miller is tbe guest ot her parents, couples belonging to the same “set" and summary sliowing total vote cast iu county J., C. l.AMPMAN’. M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Thresher. Madame Rumor more than hinted that and majority for each candidate: • Officv with WVA. Luuipman, calln promptly Mina Davqport was at Hastings, cupid is still busy among other members aosw«reu Nik-cUI attenUvn given to Httlng Total Dumber of votes cast for governor of the set and has considerable unfinished in the county 6<56:;. of which Pingree r. re­ Clothier. tra>.«H4 30i! treating Hernia or Rup:ure lor urday, to take a violin lesson. radical cure. The majority of ca>.,> c.iu hr B. J. Robinson, of QrangevHle, was the business to attend to In the vicinity. ceived 3300; Safford silver proh. 07; “ iwm^nenxiy cured1 wiihoui u surgical.opera-. gheat uf the doctor recentlyWhen the wedding party dispersed tbe Sprague s. m. dem.. 118; Sllgh s, 3120; Will AshGy is improving nicely. most delightful Impressions and memories Giberson gold proh., 48: Bliss, 1. TinMrs. Dr. Scribner spent the past iweek of th.- occasion were carried away, while gree’s plurality, 171. ' aw and collection office of at Kendall and Kalamazoo. with the iiewiy married couple were left Congressman—Total 6-466. E. L. JHam; J. M. SMITH. Aaron Tallman, of Alamo, has been the most hearty congratulations. ilton r, 3301;; Roman I. Jarvis s, 3105. Collections made In nil parts of the state looking after -some timber here tbe past Hamilton's maj. 130. \. Conveyancing a speciality. Special pains week. We understand he bought some ot Electors—Toral 92,914. McKinldy elec­ Prairieville. tak^n in drafting contracts. chattel mort­ Nick Kahler. . tors average 8294: Bryan electors 3153. Mrs. Mae Mullen returned fromCblca____ gages Itnd wills. Woodland, Mich. Ma’ble Thayer has been in town looking go Monday where she has been to visit tier State Senator—Total 6482; Frauk Mer­ up the sawing job for Mr. Tallman. Mer­ mother Mrs. Milo Lehman, who has been rit r, 3312; A. D. Hughes 3, 3170. pdward Taggart Loyal E. Ktmppeu. John Scribner spent t!Te past week in very ill. rit’s maj. 142. Do You Want a’ Kalamazoo with his daughter. Mrs. Barnes. Arthur Denison. Representative—Total 6480. Myron Miss Jennie Drummond and Clare Are TAGGART. KNAPPEN & DENISON Hartman Bros, have put in a corn and Blakeman returned to their schools Mon­ Wing r. 3266; w.W. F. Hicks s, 3314. LAWYERS GOOD Fur Robe cob crusher in their mill. Rooms Bl 1 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg., day. Miss Jennie will teach at South Wing’s maj. 552. in or­ Luthur Brown and wife have gone to Pine Lake where she has'taught a number Grand Rapid*. Michigan. Judge of Probate—Total 6509; James B. Fort Payne, Alabama, to spend the winter. of terms and Clare has also been teaching Mills r. 3388; R M. Bates 8, 3130. Mills der. We maj 268. 1 | AMES A. SWEEZEY, Word hat been received that Will Jordan in the Blake district-. pense; more durable \havenice '' Attorney at law. has killed a deer. . Sheriff—Thtal 6455. Sam. C. Ritchie r, A social was held at Henry Benson's last ur known? If so send Buckwheat Oleu Chamberlain, ot Cloverdale, has Tuesday night. Hartings. Mich. All reported a good tithe 3233; C. M. Mack s, 3232. Ritchie’s maj. Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ been laying a wall for Dr. Scribner under with plenty of fun and pie. ir. ides-' XVe manufacture Hour, delic­ Clerk—Total 6498. \V. W. Brown r, bis barn. The Epworth Leagues of Milo and South ats, Gloves, Mittens and ious Maple lections promptly attended to. “ Will VanHorn has just completed a 30x Pine united with Prairieville League in a 3301; W. E. Webb s, 3197. Brown's ran Horse, Dog, Mule, Syrup, Fancy 40 barn for himself. rally at tbe M. E. church this place on maj. 104. r. Elk, Wolf. Angora, Creamery But­ Register—Total 6489. C. F. . Brooks r. School will commence Monday, Decem­ Saturday last. An all day session was \V.M. LI. STEBBINS. Brooks' ber 9, with two teachers. ’ ’ Funeral Director. i.r. Calf. Cow, Steer ter and the finest held with a basket dinner at the church 3408: A. G. Courtright 9, 8081. ' Rooms next u> Christmas' Phoh 'graph Mr. Phillips who has been working for and though the attendance was smaller maj. 3’7. ..<! other skins can be Breakfast Bacon Studio. Residence 30y Court stovt. AU Treasurer--Total 6497. J. G. Hughes Mr. Blackman has moved out of town. than expected on account of bad weatlier alia promptly tended day or night. that ever curled on ? alike—soft and pliable. . 212. a very interesting time wajj enjoyed by all r. 8353; Rods. 3441. Hughes maj. Prosecuting Attorney—Total 6496. -- M. ii gridiron. Combine present. J Joburtown. F. Jordan r,:8222; Sullivan s. 8270. SulMiss Bokyus, of Grand Haven. Is the E. BARRELL these four ingredients Ou' S. E. Gaskell and T. E. Godde bave been ' .. • Attorney nt law. guest of Mrs. Buell also hl?r parents Mr. livan’s maj. 48. on the sick list. ’ and you have some­ mOfficr Circuit Court Comm's—Total 12,981. oxer Hartings City Bunn. Collections Olds and wife, of Decatur. . Lyman Mann and a number ot hunters thing that will drive promptly attended to. and general law business Dayton Stanley bas purchased the farm J. E. Barrell r. 3307; C. S. Palmerton r, have been camping at Fine lake. A great st in the state. Robes away sorrow and bring transacted. formerly owned by William Stanley north 3300; F. W, Walker s, 3184; E. D. Mal­ scarcity of game is reported. lory a, 3190. Rep. maj. 283. . < returned to you in thirty ‘ happiness to the most dis­ Fred Nye and family were seen on our of tbe village. Surveyor-r-Total 6479. Lee S. Cobb r, The friends of M. Norris and wlfe;g?.th. ixty days. Send for 'sam­ . astings ity ank stree’.s-on Sunday. consolate. We furnish the 3272; Dur N. Stowell a, 3207 Cobb's maj, Arthur Paul made a visit with the fam­ ered al their home last Friday evening and 05. ples and price list. seperate articles, you do , Hastings, - - Mich. gave them a pleasant surprise. ily of Engineer Will Strang, of the C. Jt G. Coroners-i-Total 13,958. Jos. W. M. T. Jones has moved onto his farm your own compounding.......... T.. who resides on N. Union St. Battle Sackett r, 8310i Wm. H. Snyder r, 3302; north of tbe village. Creek, returning Thursday. D. E. Fuller s, S8169; H. A. Powers 5, SURPLUS, >20,000.00 J. DeBack has moved Into Arthur TerFrank Holtom has no desire to go up in 8177. Rep. maj. 266. Incorporated under the lawn ot the State of smoke this winter tbereiore he bas had a rIls bouse. Michigan. There will be a union temperance meet­ new chimney constructed on bls place of ing at tbe M. E. church Thanksgiving Thoraupple and Irving Sunday School Open for business, Dec. IS, 1886. residence. Bargain Grocers. • Association. Hiram Coleman and bis party have re­ evening. The 9th semi-annual meeting of the Sun­ OFFICERS. turned from their hunting trip In northern D. G. Robttwon. President North Irving. day School Association of Tbornapple and Mlchiraieand report a very successful trip Cheater Mettscr. Vice Pres. Quite a young winter! Just a reminder Irving Townships will be held at Middle­ ■ Dan W. Reynolds: Cashier as regards game. Uur friend Jrving Phillips, of Ross. Kal­ of the pleasant evenings we hope to enjoy ville on Tuesday, December 1, 1996, in tbe DIRECTORS: amazoo county, has awakened to tbe re- around the fireside with those we love at W. H Powers, Dan W. Reynolds. Congregational church. Officers: R. B. Messer. soonsIblllUcs of the matrimonial relaUon. home. D. G. Robinson, Chester Messer. He was united in marriage at noon on M. L.Conk. Dressing poultry for Thanksgiving is I to President—D. A. Carpenter, Parmelee. A FULL — of ladles and childrens first P. T. Colgrove. grade rubbers at the Racket. All new Wednesday to Ella Wix of Baltimore town­ be the order for this week in this locality Vice-Pres.—Miss Augusta Hinkley, Free­ I’ROBATK ORDER. port. goods Phin Smith. ship. tit the residence of the bride’s grand­ and we intend to enjoy some of the fruits St4i- uf Mlctilgaa, County of Barry—m. Has the only sarlngs department in Barry parents. Samuel Wix and wife. Rev. W. S. Secretary—Mrs. L C- Chapman, Middle­ At.a - Sidon ot the Probate Court for Un of onr labor. pays Interest on all ttof County ot iUrrv, bolden at the Probate office. Id ville. : Will Cushing was obliged to close his Potter, of Battle Creek, officiating. May the City of HastingM.ln said county.on Wednes­ SCHOOL SLATES We sell for 5c and happiness and prosperity attend tbeir way. school for the past week on account of Asst. Sec.—Miss Blanche Hendershott, day. the mtn day of November in the year one 10c others ask 10c and 15c. How Is Irving. thc.isand etch: hundred and ninety-six. We cannot tell by a look whether It is a sickness but is better at this writing. that? All tbe difference Is in the price. Present, uharles W. Armstrong, Judge of Most of the foreign pupils of the Middle­ Treasurer—Mrs. D. W. Johnson, Middle­ union lack, a rebel reg. Turkish. Armenian Phin Smith, at the Racket Probate. ville. or Hottentot or in fact what It means but ville high school have taken to bachelor In the matter of the estate of Nancy morning session ENAMELED ware at about K what M.-loMan, deceased. should Infer that It means a rude hlut, di­ quarters for tbe winter season. 'in r*4tiinz and filing the petition duly veriothers ask. Tbe reason is I buy at the School opens again next Monday In the 10 00-Devotional Exercises—Rev. H. Appleton. rected at the district bosrd of number one, tirt^ot Ralph ». Jordan, step aon of said de Reading o< Minutes. factory. No one else does. We warrant Wood district with its former teacher, Dell to stir them to action In the matter of pro­ ceased, proving for reasons therein stated that Appointment of Committees. viding a suitable star spangled banner for Games. 30-Addre*s of Welcome—Miss Minnie the ware the best grade. an order or decree be made by this court deDietrieh. termiaing who are or were the lawful heirs of Dr. Hani In was seen on our streets last Phin Smllh, at tbe Backet. the benefit of the school. Respoese-Mr. A. D. Hughes. IrriDg. Mid decea»ed and entitled to Inherit tbe real The death of the mother of Mrs. Prine, Sunday. Quite a number are complaining 11 OO-Mission of tbe Sunday School: estate of said deceased and Hohl. v their respective , 5 ORDERS this week for tin ware. her of. throat trouble but nothing serious has ui) To Open the Door for Scripture of Ban field, at an advanced age, at ter right* therein. Sure the price and Quality of tbe goods reaching—Rev. Boon, Caledonia. —ijtooTt TbrreupoD it Is U ortMfal, that Friday.tbe elevresulted as yet home near JackWHL Is announced. To Secure Conversion of Scholars— does it. Phin Smith, at the Racket ^Qthdav ‘ uf December.,A. D. 1396. at ten o'clock Epworth League service Sabbath even­ v. R. D. Freeman, Irving. in the ie forenoon be aasli assigned for tbe hearing ol ing. (c) When Converted Direct Them to Tbesaid •!»’G;; ,,. and that the heirs w - FOR SALE A lot of pictures framed, titk>n at law of said Church— Rev. F. N.' Janes. Middleville. Buyers of beef cattle, sheep, etc. are too deceased and .jal! oersons_______ Interested Id : other ______ sent us against orders. We will make a i Mrs. Pierce, Sielby, is visiting her (d) To Teach Them tbe Blessings ot .'aid •.• 'tate. date, are required to appear at a session Christian service—Bev. G. W. Mylne, sacrifice of them. m. and other relatives, numerous to mention. McKinley prices aister Mrs. Ha <>i said court, then to be bolden at the Probate of­ are already on the market Freeport. ■ • Phin Smith, at tbe Racket fice. : the City of Hastings, in said County, and Mesdames E.------ fkenmore t----------- and Jennie General Discussion led by Mrs. M. M. *hoA cause. If any there be. why Reynolds visited at Galesburg. Tuesday. > rmney. the prayer of the petitioner may not be NEW LOT of fancy hair pins and side Cloverdale . Mrs. Philip Barber who Is sick with AFTERNOON SESSION grantee. And It Is further ordered, that combs. latest tblng but. Kate Replogle, oldest daughter of Abram 1 »-Devotional Exerclses-Rev, T. N. Janes, pneumonia is thought to be on tbe gain. •aid i-'iltloner give notice to tbe persons Phin Smith, at tbt ’ ackeL lotererted In said estate, of the pendency of Middleville. . School closed for vacation at West Replogle, was married on the evening of said . p-»utfbn the„hearing thereofInbyUcausing Report of Schools by Delegates. . ttiis J.I,and order be puUHbal h, Hu । VEILING All the leleet UtlWt. OOU # Cressey on Friday. Tbe teacher. Miss tbe 19th. to Lester Terpenlng. Sixty-three a cop;, order to be published In the HasReport of State Convention-Miss Jennie Puis Smith. «t ttw Racirt. I Biuns^tias gone to Addison on a visit to invited guests were present to do honor to Robertson—M iddlevi lie. ting- Banner, a newspaper printed and clrcu- ' ji home nome lifeme. her prrento the pleasant side of the occasion. 2 10- Paper • The Primary Teacher a ShepiUed in Mid County of Barry, once in each 13 I. . Lerd"—Dr. Lizzie Hendershott. for three successive weeks previous to BTATIONBB.Y Well we Hire from N Miss Hattie Chamberlain Is visiting possible with Clara Calr of Augusta, is visiting her __ Cairns, Discussion led by Mae Bassett. Middle­ •aid ' » of hearing. to S more iban our competitor, for tbe Make it as inviting as a friends at Hickory'Corners. ville. sister Jennie Reynolds. ■ Ck *i. W. Armstrong. Judge of Probate. every aid to ease and enjoyment. seme money. Mrs. Barrett, daughter of Mrs. Peter 2 40 — The Teacher's Week Day Work—Rev. • A true copy.) . Lily Pafker 13 dangerously ill with ty­ Pius Smith, it tbe Racket. Our parlor furniture carries art, Walter A. Blas. Middleville. Grant, has moved into John Doonan’s phoid fever. Discussion led by Mrs. Q. A. Ward, beauty and luxury to the highest bouse. REMEMBER yon ret millinery noxis Death has again been with us and taken PROBATE ORDER, Freeport. ' Wm. Ashby is getting better.. rt Michigan, County ot Barry—as. 3 10—.The Sunday School as a Moral Force to here as cheap as you could at wholesale. point. Fill your best room with from our midst another loved and respect­ “ «e<«rteD of the Probate Court for the The Community—Bev. Ralph Wooton. Howard Buckhout, who is quite sick, We will close out our stock. Freeport. these suberb pieces and the word ed citizen, Mrs. Mary A. Barber who died went home to Kalamazoo last Monday ■ of r.:-.rrj Barry, r, noiaen holden at at uie the rrooawj Probate vuice, Office, in the city qf Hartings, in said cownty. on Friday Nov. 20. *96. aged 67 years. 2 mo.. Phis Smith,.at the Racket Discussion led by Mr. H. E. Hendrick. .V. • , * .• thr turK A ‘parlor’ will have a new meaning 20 days. Mary A. Mead was born Aug. although hardly able to do so. Middleville. X*»tb <t.n dny of V.ivj..mlu.K November m in til the year >ie thousand eight hundred and ninety KNOCKED OUT Just armed, a ladles for you. 3 40—The Duties of Parents to the Bunday Obed Chamberlain is on the sick list. Costly furniture is,' of 80, 1829 at Adams. Seneca Co., Ohio; was School —Mr. W. L Cobb. Middleville. thick .hoe made on a fine sho* 1Mt ■"<1 married to Joel Barber Sept 6. 1858, liv ­ Discussion led by Mr. A. D. Hughes,, course, elegant, but the furniture ■nt. Chailes W. Armstrong, Judge of looks ns well as a fine shoe. Wears like !’■ ! Irving. ing in Ohio until 1873 when they we show is elegant without being Business. Iron. Price rlsht Made especlaJy for n: al ter of the estate of Lorenzo mured to Cressey. Mr. Barber died Dec. Master Henry Gray visited W. E. , - ■ 't*crAiedl. EVENING SESSION us at tbe factory. costly. . . 94. ’8S, since which time she bas beeu Mosey’s last week. reading and filing tbe petition duly verified 7 00 -Song Service led by Congregational . Pins S mith , at the Racket. Those sunny suggestions ot econ ­ tenderly cared for by her children. Mrs. Miss Jennfe Jarrard is much improved ‘'' i: - ph K Jordan, son of said deceased, pn*yChoir. , hu' for reawns therein stated that »n order Barber bad been an invalid for many at this writing. 7 38—Devotional Exercises led by Rev. R. D. ordryteebe made by this court determining 4TH OBDEB for hosiery end under­ omy, our prices, are full of pleas­ years but rapidly failed for the past few Freeman. There will be a corn social at the home wear Just In. The prices must be right antness for buyers. 0 are or were the lawful heirs of said deCall and see Solo — Mr. G. A. Carter. months. Death had do fears for h«r but of O. F. Lons Thursday evenlug, Decem­ ce.tMrai and entitled to Inherit the real estate of and tbe goods are. Address 1 “Jeans of Nazareth,”—Rev. us before buying m the furniture she desired to go and calmly bade her ber 3rd. for the M. E. rSunday School. »atd avceased and tbeir respective rights there Tbo»*. Cox, Hastings. Pins Smith, at toe Backet line as we have some fine goods friends good-bye and fell asleep. She Everybody Invited. Collection. Ti.-n-urmn it l< ordered.that Friday rbe elev­ Benediction. The regular Epworth League business leaves four children; Herbert, who lives enth day o( December. A. D. 18 GM ten o'clock Id MITTENS We bave a nice lot of Iodise for the price. __ TAKE NOTICE and miasea mlllena. The price Is right die P'renoon. be assig ned for the hearing of said l.i California; Mrs. Battle Holden, of meeting will be held at the church Friday pvtitioih and that the heirs at law of said deceas­ RENKES & WALLDORFF. Pastors, superintendents, teachers and Also milieus for boys and men from sc evening, Dec. 4th. A short literary pro ­ Richland and Enos and Mrs. Mattle Gil ­ ed and all ocher persons Interested in said Sabbath Sebool workers and all awbo are bert living at home, three grand child­ gram will also be presented. ' loose. Cali and see. eslate, are required to appear at a session of interested in Sunday School work through­ Phis Smith, at the Racket *aid court, then to be holden at the Probate Undertakers. g( Forrf., Ho„, ren and two sisters, Mrs. Emily J. Mead, in the city of Hastings, In said county, out these two townships are members of Castleton. of Cressey and Mrs. Close, of Rochester, ml sh- .. rause. if any there be. why the prayer DO TOUWANT a corset? We have N. Y. Her funeral was held Monday at Albert Barnum and wife, of Woodland, the Association and are urgently in v I tod J the petitioner may not be granted. And Warner Bros, and Uie Jackson corset iu o’clock. Rev. Rlcbtmyer, of Delton, of- were guests of Asa Noyes and wife Wed­ to atteud thia convention, because you will It Is further ordered, tfrnt said petitioner give None better, only our price Is less. HASTINGS MARKETS. noise c to the persons Interested in said estate, get an inspiration that will help you lu ticia ting. nesday. Puts Smith, ar the Racket M the pendency of said peUtfoa. and the bear­ Butler. 11 to 13. W. I. Marble and family have moved to your work. fog thcreel'by causing a copy of this order to be Middleville extends a generous Invita­ punished in the Hastings Banner a news­ DOLLS, DOLLS We double discount Hind* Corner*. Nashville. * > paper printed and circulated In said County of them all on price and quality. Asa.Noyes who has been seriously ill tion, and aside from that, the work Is Im­ Iwnr once iu each week for three successive A. R. Smith has moved to your city and Lard per lb.. 6portant enough to demand the presence of P his S mith , at the Racket for tbe past two weeks Is slowly recover ­ PouloMPernu.. 20. weeks previous to »aid day of hearing. Melvin Smith has moved onto hia farm. those Interested in Sunday School work. CHAKUtS W. AJLMBTBONG, Rye per hU;.®-.., NEW OUTING flannel Just arrived. Mrs. Onton Johnson, of Batbmore. is ing. (A true copy 1 J udge of Probate. Mrs. J. C. Neisa will bare an auettao at Phis Smith, at the Racket BeMtffalSea Shell*. spending a few days with her daughter. her farm Nov. 24th. Wheat. reu K'1 Nrs. W. O. Tobias. Nina Downing cloned her fall term of Inquiries from northern people Wbeu. ‘“T.'"- “ IjOta Payne and mother, of Cloverdale, Hav per ton. 6 to * school in tht Fetehner dlatrlet Friday nod now I am prepared to an* were the guests of Mrs. Wm. Kline, ThuisA VORfi When In seed of « anit, over­ with an exhibition in the evening. Beans. 50 to to day. . . ... eoat, frit*- rffbbert In fact anything In Fred Lowder has been quite ill the past Ben Bunnell, of or Cooper, vooper, has u» been visittbe clothing turnlMhlng goods Hoe call cca WIW« • rri~d.intblajrietoW>»• PM< «*2 on wand If U»e good* wit yon we will Frank Hoover and family have moved ' Cora Joora. ot roar city. ,pent trv *Dd make the price. We have tbe into John Furnlss’ bouse and will work M rt ol tbe week with EU Boblmi mods and they m»t KO. 1 have too his farm tbe coming summer. Uy. Buckwheat flour, 1» CHASE & SANBORN S Phjx Smith, at the Racket >|EN BUYING.. ,, Eves Properly Fitted With Glasses. 1 • 50c, 75c and 90c s 5 I Charge For Testing. W ■ r fi. FflNGOflST. 1 NOTICE. J. C. FARRELL, Flaplacks L J Custom Department H Hastings I^obe and Tanning Co Hastings, Mich. C B , SWIII, emu i CD., THAT RACKET S Your Parlor THE FAMOUS Banner Print. 2X4?^' 1K �' of silk long enough to reach from the ! junction of neck and shoulder to well STINGS BANNE Thursday, Nov. 26. 7896 COOK BROS.. Props THE RAREST COINS. Big Prices Paid in America for Odd Pieces. remunerative BualneM In Don. Collectors Who Dispone of Them to Wealthy Indlvidaaln—Val­ uable Spoelmans. It would seem that, at some far dis­ fresher Nothing makes tant date, a people more civilized than any oi the prliAt Kafir tribe. h«l peu,»iU“ etrated into the region w. now call »>>■'>> °°“e «“ । manner at deUeato Maabonaiwd, and fill jnalntaincti It, : .tr.pe. at r«y moderate prim.. Fnre arit there tor a mnaldorable period. .hould not coat much. All etoe Remaina of gold worker, am foond in need buy to a cheap plato cortet - - ■ ----- cover-ono coming high in the neck and not too big In the armhola That to beleland—retnaina which Uow that! 7™ “^atot. cut three teugtb. roinisqy must have been carried on, by | primitive methoda, no doubt, but Atill , upon a scale larger than wq can well dc« wSn SF^lSa. ■** of *** u» “ jjj j ___ Kafir tribes as we now see them. There arc, moreover, moreover, in iu thtese regions, awl jolly .not not far far from from some »ome oid old gc goldusually ’ * —icxworking, pieces of ancient buildings ecuted with a neatness and finish, as I The fad of collecting coins has be­ come almost as complicated as that which has to do with postage stamps. Some numismatists devote their at­ tention to gold pieces exclusively, oth­ well ns with an attempt at artistic ef­ ers to silver money, and others to cop­ fect, which are en tirely absent from the per. The most- conspicuous in the last rough Avails, sometimes of loose stones, category la-B. H. Collins, who, on one sometimes plastered with, mud, which occasion, exchanged a one-carat dia­ the Kafirs build to-day. mond for a rare cent. The rarest cents These old buildings are, with one ex­ are those of 1793, 1799 and 1804; but. ception, bits of wall inclosing forts or or has been said, their value, depends residences. They are constructed ot chiefly on condition. Badly worn or small blocks of the granite of the coun­ mutilated specimens are worthless. Of try, carefully trimmed to be of one size, the old-style copper half-cents the most and are usually ornamented with a sim­ valuable dates are. 179C, 1831. 1836, 1640 ple pattern, such, as the MPealled “her­ to 1848 and 1832. The half-cent of 1796 ringbone” pattern. The one exception in first-class condition is worth $30. is to be found in the ruins of Zimbabwe, The nickel cent of 1856, with flying in southern Mashonaland. lien- a wall eagle, is worth from ?1 to $2. Silver 30 feet high, and from 6 to 12 or 14 feet 3-cent pieces from 1S63 to 1873 will ! fetch from 15 cents to 25 cents each. ! thick, incloses a large elUptieal space, filled' with 'other buildings, some of »A considerable premium attaches to j which were apparently intended for the half dimes of 1794 to 1797, 1800 to 1803, ; !_purpo«e _purpose oi of wursmp. worship. There x arre urv are no iu in--, 1805,1638, without stars, and 1846. The ■■ scriptions of any kind, and few objects, any......................................... half-dime of 1802 is worth $50 in per- i1 exceptaom^-rudelycarve’dheadsof birds, feet condition. The most valuable dime I| to supply any indication as to tim ethis that of 1804, which is worth from |i nologncal affinities of the people who $?. to $10. Other dimes at. a premium ■ erected this building, or ns to the nature are those of 1796 to 1796, 1800 to 1803, of their worship. Such indications as I 1807, 1609, IHli. 182C to 1846. Twenty* we have, however, suggest that it was cent pieces of 1877 and 1873 are'worth some {form of nature worship, including $2 each, if in fine cohdition. The most, the worship of the sun. We know from desirable qtiartcr-doHor is that of 1S27 other sources (Including the Egyptian •—worth $40. The quarter of 1833 is monuments and the Old Testament) valued at $25. Other quarters at a that there was from very early times a premium are those of 1786, 1804, 1807, trade! between the Red Sea and some 1824 and 1853, without rays or arrows. part at East Atrictt; and m know al«> | The precious half-dollars, from tho that the worship ot natural force* and Collectors’ poilit of view, are those of of the sun prevailed among the eahrly 1756 and 1797—worth respectively $40 Semites, the view that the builders of and $35. That of 183^ with an O under Zimbabwe were the Arab or some other tbe bust, is worth $15. Other half-dol­ Semitic stock, is at least highlv plausi­ lars at a premium are those of 1794. ble. 1795. 1S01, 1802. 1815, 1636, with a Two tilings are quite clear to every­ milled'edge, and 1852. The perfect sil­ one who examines the ruins, and com­ ver dollar of 1SO4 is worth $400—in I pares lhem with the smaller fragments ’“good” condition $250.. Silver dollars I■ of ancient building already mentioned. of 1838, 1839. 1851. 1852 and 1853 fetch j; Tliose who built Zimbabwe were a race from $20 to $40. Other silver dollars j! much, superior to the Bantu t^bes, at a premium are of the dates of 1794 I[ whose mud huts are now to be found to 1804. 1836. 1.838, 1839, 1851. 1852 and , not far from tliene still strong and solid­ 1858. The dollar of 1790 must have 5 ■' walls; uud those other remains scatatnrs. * For gold there is but a limited Ii tereil through the country Were cither demand by collectors, the supply being । the work of that superior race, or, at jdentiful. The reason for. this is gold 'i any rate, were built in imitation of their coirs are carefully preserved, whereas ] style and under the influence they had those of small value, particularly pen­ left. But whether this race was driven nies. nre handled carelessly ami lost-.’ out, or peaceably withdrew, or became The gold coins that fetch a premium by degrees absorbed and lost in the sur­ nre few. therefore. The double eagle rounding Bantu population, we hnve’no of 1849 is worth $300. The eagles of 1708 data for conjecture. If they came from and 1S04 will fetch $20. Half-eagles of Arabia they must have come more than 1615 and 1822 sell for $35 to $100 each. 12 centuries ago, before the days of Mo­ Gold $3 pieces of 1873 and 1876 are hammed; for they were evidently not worth from $5 to $8. while that of 1875 Mussulmans, and it is just as easy to is quoted nt $8 to $12. Quarter-eagles suppose that they came in the days of of 1779. 1806'and 1826 are worth from Solomon, 15 centuries earlier. — James $6 to $12. All gold dollars are at a Bryce, M. P., in Century. premium and are worth from $1.20 to SI.40. Those dated 1863, 1864 and 1865 JACKSON CHANGED HIS MIND. bring $2.50 to $4. The gold dollar of Hia Friend* Have Wondered Wh»t Got 1875 is valued nt $8. Into the Teetotaler. There are only a few United States For years Jackson had been a total coins so rare as to command a premium abstainer for personal reasons best vvhfin not in excellent condition. known to himself. He and a friend Among these precious exceptions are went a-wheeling a few Sundays ago tbe dollars of 1794. 1804, 1838, 1839. and stopped at a roadside inn to get 1851. 1852.1859; half-dollars of 1796 and a little refreshment. 1797; quartcr-dollars of 1833 and'1827: Jackson's friend took beer and Jack­ dimes of 1797. 1800, 1802, 1804 and 1822; son filled his void with lemon soda wa­ half-dimes of 1794, 1802, 1805 and 1846; ter. Jackson’s system was so used to 20-cvnt pieces of 1877 and 1878; big soda that he could stand an unlimited copper cents of 1793,1799,1804 and 1809; quantity' of the temperance mixture. hhlf-cents of 1793, 1796 and 1802. His friend soon declared he had enough There is a market to-day for confed­ hop juice to carry him over to the next erate notes, though only a few of them roadhouse, but Jackson insisted that he are salable. The $1,000 • Montgomery- should hare more. issue is worth $20, and the same issue “Don’t want any more, Jack,” said for $500 wifi fetch from $15 to $35. his friend. These notes are of 18G1 and 1862, and . “Then, by the pneumatic tire, I’ll they must be in good condition inorder take a drink myself,” sold Jaekscm, to command the prices mentioned.— with sudden determination. The waiter Boston Transcript. brought a pony of brandy and after Jackson bad secreted it he was In a SHORES OF THE THAMES. trance. “Waiter,” he cried, and when that Once Recognized m the Great London white-aproned functionary responded, Thoroughfare. “ bring me three brandies and six At ohe time, uenv ia century or more ■ ogo, the Thames waa recognized as the beers.” Jackson looked like ready money, so only great London thoroughfare. Its he got his wet goods in good condition. banks on either side were studded with the “stairs" of the nobility; ite waters Then he ranged, the nine glasses in a circle and regarded them intently for were covered with every kind of craft, from the gilded barge of royalty to the half an hour, while his friend looked on nutshell skiff or wherry. In those days in blank amazement. He didn’t drink the river was pure and undefiled, and any more, but had to be carted homo on those who lived upon its banks never the train by his friend. Since that Sunday Jackson’s “jag” hesitated to bathe there in balmy weather. In those days there was co has l>een with him, and the extraordi­ nary things he has done would furnish spot in London so picturesque as the Strand, with its broad gardens, ita material for half a dozen farce come­ shady treca extending to the water’s dies.—N. Y. Herald. I edge, where “the river glide th al its own sweet will.” and where the em­ battled turrets of many a palace, such as the Savoy, towered artistically’ in the background. Flocks of &wan.< sailed to and fro in spite of the traf­ fic; they ventured unmolested eren be­ low the bridge, and the sight of them nnd their quaint “song” must have been vastly agreeable to the Thames watermen and their fares. “Pray, did you come with oars or scullers?" was pd everyday question. Citizens spoke of “taking the water" very much as we now speak of taking an omnibus or. cab. The watermen’s fares were regulated by the company’s printed scale of charges, the hall of the Watermen’s company, where all their business was transacted, being them situated at Cold Harbor, near the Vintry. Some ~ -= 40,000 watermen were Upon the rolls of the compony, those of tbe king’s court nnd the nobility being, no doubt, included in this num­ ber. and tbe company was in a position to furnish the with as many ns So remarkable are the results ob­ tained in the manufacture of wire that a scientist has chosen this subject as a topic for a lecture. Ordinary wire is. as everybody knows, not at all expen­ sive, but when metal is worked up into some of the articles in common use, its value is enormously increased. At­ tention was sailed to pinion wire, •which is worth over $43JXX) per too. It takes 754 hair springs to weigh one ounce, and 27,000,000 of them are re­ quired to make a ton. These trifles are not at all expensive per piece, but a ton of metal worked up into them has n value of over $400,000. The most ex­ pensive ton of metal mentioned was one which if made up Into the tiny iuatrumenta used by dentists for.’extracting the ncrv<» from the teeth, would be worth $2,150,000. The relation between the crude metal and the articles into aan only a careful computation rives an value.—N. SEE Cured putllzheaa THAT THE ..°,rk otj thia din. **te, which FAC-SIM’LE W«- S- them together. ., t.ho miriilln then double thorn them nlnntr along the middle nf of the center breadth and cut Lhem to •h»P’ 01 f seams. with. Now sew up the shoulder beams, making them either with a ba# seam like the corset cover, or binding them neatly with narrow white binding. Put the narrowest possible bios facing about the neck, leaving It so that you can run a fine drawing string through it. Finishj the bottom with a case for a similar drawing string. Then for sleeves take a breadth and a half for each. Leave the selvage plain and straight, but ro’xd the tops so as to set wellhover the shoulder and hollow them slightly under the arm. At the bottom put on two cases, or else run narrow tucks for draw strbigs. Then gather them at top and sew to the silk armholep covering the seam with bind­ ing tape. . Next, kvith strong thread, baste the silk an^holea to those of the corset —— •o cover. , not let the stitclies show upon Lhe^ upper side and fasten oil firmly. !tTl'hen run the narrowest white tap**, into all the cases—at the neck, the — U ’----------------- the — t“*“ bottom of* *the waist and wrists. Put on the corset cover, button it up and draw the outside to fit, arranging the fullness as is most becoming to your figure. Pin it. in place; then when you have taken off the garment put firm basting stitches in place of the pins. ' ’ For th-p wrists it is only . necessary . to Upand tie the etrtu^s. and your waist ------------isijcomplete, made in *"• but little ’*•* ™ longer time than It takes to tell about IL Of course you can add a stock col­ lar of ribbon, Or wear any of the hun­ dred frills and ribbons now In vogue. You can tic ribbon wristlets, too— make, the whole as ornate as you please. But that Is an inessential thing. What is of much greater importance is that such a waist cun be washed and kept clean and fresh if you only have command of a washbasin. For when it is soiled you only have to unpick the bastings about the r.eck and armhole, pull out the draw Btrings and wash lin­ ing and outside separately. Use for the silk good whitN soap and do not rub It on the fabric, but moke a good suds. Wash quickly through that; rinse twice in water of the same tem­ perature. Do not wring, but fokl smoothly in­ side a clean towel. Then squeeze ns dry ns possible, shake out and hnng In the shade to dry. If you can manage to stretch it out over a bit.of lath sus­ pended like a coat hanger there will be hardly a wrinkle in it. Replace ’the strings and put it over the lining as before—of course, after the lining has been likewise purified. Two such waists, or at the most three, will take you safe through the hot summer months, and much more than save their cost In laundry bills, to say nothing of their superior comfort—San Franciaco Chronicle. A rm emJ an Mmjiacre*. The recent Armenian massacre is the third perpetrated by the Turks on Christiana since I860, when, in Damascus and Lebanon’, 12,000 followers of Christ were foully murdered. The wellknown Bulgarian atrocities occurred 17 years later. The sultan has decorat­ ed the ofiicen mainly responsible for ■these butcheries. As a reward for the late Armenian massacres he luis.giveuj four new flags to the Kunllsh regiment concerned in them and bestowed a decoration on tiu- comnuuider of their corps. These massacres, flung ns an in­ sult into the face of the Christian.world, remain unavenged.—Chicago Post. Scrofula Is a deep-seated blood disease which all the mineral mixtures in the world cannot cure. S.S.S. {guaranteedpurely vegetable ) is a real blood remedy for blood diseases and has no equal. Mrs. Y. T. Buck, of Delaney, Ark., had Scrofula for twenty-five years and most of the time was under tbe care of the doctors who could not relieve her. A specialist said he could cure her, but he filled her with arsenic and potash which almost ruined her constitution. She then took nearly every so-called blood medicine and drank them by the wholesale, but they did not reach her trouble. Some S.S.S. and she very soon found that she had a real blood remedy at last. She says: “After tak­ ing one dozen bottles of S.S.S. I am perfectly well, my skin is clear and healthy and I would not be in my former condition for two thousand dollars. Instead of drying upthepolsou in my system, like the potash and arsenic, S.S.S. drove the disease out through the skin, and I was perma­ nently rid of it.” S.S.S. never fails to cure Scrofula. Eczema, Rheumatism Contagious Blood Poison, or any disorder of tbe blood. Do not rely upon a simple tonic to cure a deep-seated blood disease, but take a real blood remedy. free upon app cation. Swi tl® of his Absolute euro, frro to anv SIGNATURE table PreparalionforAS' slmilating theFood and Re^ulatii$ the Slonachs aniBcwels of Mexican Promotes Digestion.Cheerfulness andRest.Contalns neither Opium.Morpliitic nor Mineral Not Narcotic. 11981819 IS ON THE WRAPPER X/a'.Jow» - NM, Ut, Railroad EAGLE OF EVEB.Y ROUTE PASS STANDARD GAUGE STEEL RAILS. BOTTLE OF THE SHORT 5 DIRECT LINE Apcrfect Remedy-for Constipa­ tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea. Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­ ness and Loss OF Sleep. ...FROM... Detroit, Toledo, Chicago, St Louis Tac Simile Signature of and all NORTHERN POINTS’} to all rainr-, in the Interior of the MEXICAN KEPI RI.IC, atd NEW YORK. Outer!* Is pot np in coslss bottlu only. It Is not sold la bulk. Don't allow uycns to asB you anything dreen tho plea or proxalw* that ii la "just u gebd"and ~will ansear every parpoee." <*“8ce that yon get C-A-8-T-0-ILI-A. e.yiu drtf.V! CXACT COPYCF WRAPPER. ♦very CITY of MEXICO and offers more attraetlons tothe Siih? s« c er, tourist, or traveler than any other route. Travereinv a country unr*.-- ;ilrd in .sefltirtAnpe with Ancient History, -to the land ipbthe Montezuma* and tbe Aztecs. ; Pullman Palace Builel Sleeper “Captain Close” next week. jaXon SOAP. 1 11 loosens and separates the dirt, mskfaf washing easy, but does not Injure the fabric. MORTGAGE Male. Default hxviug been made tn the cuudltlom of a certain uaottga're made by Charles W. Hmlih and wife Keen k»., of the township of Irv ug. .ounty of Barryr. and state of Michigan, Alexander Fotuerj of Bedford. Calhoun county, Rtate ot Michigan, dated December 14, A. D. ItO. and n-eorded In the otpec of the Regleter of Derdx. for the county of Barry, r id state of Michigan, on the twenty third day of December. A D. itw. In Liber & of Mort­ gages. on page 2»*. on which mortgage there la claimed to be dun at the date of thlx notice the M'in ot Five hundred fifty three dollars and flirty cento, and an attorney's fee of twenty­ tire doftsni provided fur in Hold mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law having been Instltrcd to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof: Nov, therefore, by '"Uluc of the pawer ot Kale contained In said mortgage, and lhestat ute in s. chCM-ie made and provided, uoilce is hereby g.ven that on Saturday, the thirtieth day of January A . D 1ST. at ten o'clock in .be forenoou. I Khali sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the north front door of tbe coni t house. In the city of Hastingi (that being: the place where thu circuit court for Barry Couniy 1h holden). the premh.es described In said mortgage, or no much thereof as may be necessary to pny the amount due on said mortgage, wit-j eight per cent- Interest, and all legal costs, together with an attorney's tee of twentr-flve dollars covenanted for there­ in, the premises being described In sala mor.gage as a<l those certain lots, pieces and par­ eels of land situate In the township of Irving, in the county o. Barry, and state of Michigan, and described as follows: The nordi east quarter of the sonth east quarter and the south halt et nor.a west quarter of soul»easl quarter both on section fifteen (15) in town four (4) north range nine (9) west, containing alxly acres more or less. ■ alexandkbFosikb. Moit^agee COLGBOvg A Potter. Attorneys for Mortgagee. Dated, October 27. IBM. MORTGAGE SALE. Default hiiv ug been made in ibe cond-Uons oiacerla-n moritage made bv Jasepn KoDar and Rachael Kollar his wire of living. Barty County.Michigan,toSainu-I Curson ol Gales­ burg. Kalatnsroo Canmv. M clh-au. dated Jan­ uary-Wb A. D. ISH), and recorded in the office ol ibe Register of Deeds, for the Couniy of Barry and State ot Micb-,an. on tbe Seventh day of January A.D. 18(9 m Liber 2d of Mort­ on page K3, on which mort-nge there Is claimed to be due at tbe date o! th.s nol<ce the sum ol Four hundred thirvy-nlne Dol’ars and six cents, and an Attorney*s feebl FICeen Dol­ lars provided for In said ror.’gnge, and no suit or proceedings fit law having been insbtiue.1 to recover Uie moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof; Now, therefore, by viraie ol the newer of sale contained io said inorlgs’e, and ue sutnte in such case made and provded. notice is hereby given that on Salm day. ibe Ninth day of .laudaF,r/IK^-‘ ?f.Ten °’c,o®k tbe forenoon. I MiaHsell at Pu»>hC Am.-i-on, to the highest bid der. at tbe novfh front door of the Coin t House in the City ot uastitigs. (that belug ibe place where the Circuit. Court for Barry Couniy is holden). the premises described in said mort­ gage. or so much thereof as may be neccMa-y to pay Ute amount due on said mor. lage, wl n elgnt per cent. Interest, and all legaT cost* getber with tn attorney's lee of Fifteen Dollars covenanted for therein, the premises being de­ scribed in said mortgage as all ilia*, certain lot. piece and parcel of land slluaie In the Townhblu.ot Irving in tbe County ol Barry and State of Michigan, and known and dtrc. ibed as fol­ lows : Tbe Norlb East Quarter of North West Quart eroftkc.ion Twenty-ouei21) In Town Four (4) No><b Linge Nine <9> West. Containing Forty aires more or less. _ Samuil Caesox, Colgbovjc & Pottrr, Mu.<zjeee. Attorneys for Mortgagee. Dated October 7, l»fl. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made for more than sixtv days in the payment o.’ Interest overdue and payah'e on a mortuee dated April tew, mane by Reuben Md Elizabeth Shade, buslmna and wife, to Daniel Coolbamfo and recorded In the office of the Register ot Deeds, for (tie coun­ ty 6* Barry aad State ol M'-higau, on the 7tb daynf August.A. D„ tEM. lubber 47 of Mot.gtnson pate IK1 and tbe sa d Daniel CoolDkugh tiavinv d>ed Intestate, and the said innrr Bte having been a.s'guecl by Benjamin Coolitjh Cytuhl* Green and Martha Sawey. j.ole viv.ng heirs nt law of sa’d Daniel CooltMuijh. to Rot^nna CcxilMujh by an asslgr mt in daico M&reli SOlb. 18'J6. and rteordvl in said Reg i«er’» office, nn tbe L'tXli day of Jure A. D.. 1893. In liber 22 ot mod?>•■'< i. on pr'te 435, for wblch-d^au’t. be said Ko. annaCouluMueli. by viriim o>* tbe r>sbt given her by tbe said mt>rtgave, bus wade and hereby makes the whole prnripal sum of said mor.uafe and tbe luter<-s8 aecvi‘ed there on dow dur nnd pavanl? and on wh’cb m»r,2n«e there Is claimed to be due i at the date <-* I jIs Do»ice tbe sum of three bimdrrd e:xbty three dollars and seventy Dire cents for principal. Interest, taxes ar-<l lasuranee. audnn aiioruey Fes of tweniy-Dve do’lars provided for In said mortgage, at-d no suit or proceedings at law having been inst'luted to recover tbe amount Nrcurrd by sa'd mongege or any parttbereof. Notice Is therefore hereby given that on the 2Stb day of December. BK. at ten o'clock In the forenoo.i there w«II be sold at tbe nor.h trout door of the co»r; house In tbe city of Has.ims. county ot Barr? and slat.< of Michigan. (sa>d ecr *« bouse >»e-Dg the place In whlcu the c:rcu‘t court for tbe county ol Barry is held), at pubic auet'ou, lottie b’-jbest bld dec. she pretuii e* d< scribed In , sa‘d uiot .ga or n much tben-of as may bo n-c - saiy to uitis-.v the amount due on r aid mor. .axe as above, . etfoi.u. with tbe Interest thereon and tbe costs, charges and expenses allowed by law and pro -detl for iu said mortage, said premises ue'ng S'tuatcd In the vilhr-.e o.‘ Wcocbtnd, in the county of Barry and state of Micinnau. and described as folio**, to-wlt: Bein.-f lo s nuni>>er four and s*x of block numhcrflve of ParcoU’a addujon to tbe village of Woodlshd. the same be'M s’ti’at-d on section number fifteen, town Dumber foornor.b. range number teven west, and In the tonnsalii of Woodland, county ol Barty, and st al eo* Mich­ igan. Dated September setb. KC3. Rosanna CoouiAvau. Asil-nc j ol Mortgage. Alonzo E Kknastos AGorney lorAssIgnce. “Captain Close” next week. SAN ANTONIO TO MEXICO CITY D reel connections at San Antonio w*".th ail lines fmin Un* north and east. • For information concerning Mexico. Tkketr Time tables and particulars, slid Uie journey to Mexico or intermediate pointj, call upon or ‘ad­ dress. W. G. NEIMYER. Gen. Western Agent Hex. list. if. Ii ' 23ti Chirk St. Glcago C. K. DUNLAP, <>. r. >nd T. A . Mrt; lr: tt.lt Erslal’usK Tera* Michigan Central “ The Niagara Falls Route.' Stations. Hastings.......... Stations. Eta. Ktlu&ioo & Sagisiw TIME TAELE, in Effect May 91, i««. Central Standard Time. Stationi. NOKTH Catcaao.......... PROBATE ORDER B.ate o! Michigan,Count* otBarre, ss. At a teflon ol Hie Probaie Cour-, fot the countv ot Barry. ho’den at tbe Probate oldce. »u foe c .y ol Hashmis, in aa'd Countv, ou Weduc'iday tbe four.bdav ol November. »o .be yeur one won^and eight hun­ dred and-nine.v a x. Present, Charles W. Arinslrpns. Judce ol PreoMt. In tbe matterot (he cxlafe of Fidelia E. BwceJ zev, an ad'udged insane pcr-oO. Un readtiMt and fli-ng lue ne.-tion dulv veriflcc. ol Fidelia E. Sweezey, belting fourth that she h as she vrnly bel-eve». I'eimaneuilv cured, and perm.inent'y renored u» mental health and sound new. and praying lhat the order of commitment ;ta_ the Asjlum for the Insane - heretofore made by sa’4 com* be revoked, and pe. tfoner adjudged reslo ed to rneotal health and soundness, and that the ^.vni-ansblp may lie terminated, and tha. 8. c. Rich, her jtiArdiau. be required lo render an aceonuhoZ said cuardiansblp to said pein oner and sdcu *rnarfo;tn dluroaried. as in said petition more ful«v *.e, forfo. Thereupon it is onfo-ed. foat Frldav ibe 27th day o» November, A. D„ ififl at ten o'clock in foetorenoau, he foriiie beaiivg of said peJt on and i bat lue lie-re at law ot said deceased and «’i other pe.-r.oos Interested: In Eald e!Ual2..ar0 required to appear at a session oCaaM court, ibeu in he bolden at the Probate office, in tbe c ty ot d&'iUnga, iu said County, and show cause, if any there be. why the praver of tbe net'Doner may nut be granted. Audit is furfoer ordered, flint said netiiloner give no­ bee to the persons hiterestea in smd estate, ol the pendency of said petition and the bearing toereot by causing a copy ot this order to be pubPsbed in tbe HaeUugs Banker, a news paper pruned and circwaled in said County •>! Barry, once to each week for three successive weeks previous losa'd dav o( hearing. .. . Chas. W. armnt.tono. (A true copy.) J ud^e of Probafe. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT. Skate at Michigan. In tbe Circuit Court tor (bo Couotv ot Bat.y, Ada Cook and Henry Cook.conariuer'. uong business a; Hast tot*. Micoigaii. uodtsr ibe firm name ot Cook & Cook, 124 lil= Ssl 1a.m. 1a.m.Is ni.|p.in.;p.m . I L05&40 |t2-30| S.tel l.v C. R- OSBORN. Local Agent. Hastings Kalamazoo Lv,. Goll Lake (Yorkville). SHT’.::: Delton .... Cloverdale ihaitr....... Bastings.,.. Coata Grove. Woodland Woodburv VlnlS. Lansing... Deirott....... Grand Rapids n lorso1 a m.|p. m.is. m.f A M. H. R. »6 •fl ti 7 •7 7 23 Grand Kapufs De. roll......... Lansing........ iv oodbury ... Woodland ... Coats Grove. 3 45 9.85 ‘7 n *4 Co 10 «7 4? 4 01 10 w 7 bi 4 14 10 <0 1 5(6 11 40. 6:6 12 M T--C bta ions. Chicago I 8 31 35] ♦2 5! •S 35 8 45 401 *3 01 Mil 3 It H ■ 9 12 CO! 3 If 11 l3-»» 9 25 p. m.l a. in.I P. t" 8 Hi Hastings.... Bhultz....... Cloverdale Dsllon .... M>lo.......... Gan kike (Yorkville ExuCooper Lv.... Kicbland Junction... .! 9 SOI ••a 80] .2 so... • • 10 fQ! fi 101 2 y •Slop nn mnnai «»u|y. A gems mil'll signal Trains at Flag Stations as sobuas they cau bt> Met. ♦Freight Trains will be run attbe convenience to tbe < ximpany.woo resei /e the right to cbaege jhe time of sucn trains without notice No fl. will wait ar Woodbury for trail No. land Freight No. <0 pu D. L AN­ Joseph Custer. Notice Is hereby g>*n lb At on I be 23rd day of Jnly, A. D.. ism, aw.it of aUucbtnent uuiy Issued out o' tbe Circuit Court for ibe County otBju.7. •tthesolt ot Ada Cook snd Henry Cook, copartners, doine «»us nev» at Haniota. Michlran, under the Dim nr me and stv4e of Cook A Cook.the above named I-bimv.ffs.a-ainst No. 8 will wait at Richland Junction until ar­ Sale of State Tax Land«. Ibe lands tenements, goods a«d rhacei* rival of No.« OD 0. J. & M. R y. STATE OF MICHIGAN. moneys ana effects ot Joseph Cosier, th - de Bagsago must »>e at Depot at least« inlnu’e. AuDiToa Gxnkkal's Dki-ar-mxnt. fondant above named, for the sum □( One before leaving time ot trains, so that Aw««t. LousIdk, Nov. 7. IBM Hnndrvd and Four Dollars and nine cents. have tune to check It property: otherwise Notice In hereby jriven that cortvn lands Mia- ($i04.t£i». which said writ wna retiunabfo on ibe tnav It tnav not go for nr trd until next i rain. Ned iu the County or Bsrrv bid off to ibe State Uh day ot Aukirst. A. D . IMe. _________________ ________ POITXR. L. SXHGEANJ for tax of 1833 end nreviotn years, and des­ Dated t his first day of S.q>teniber. a. D. 18 «. Gen’l Manager. Gn’l P. * T. ^upt. cribed In RUtomenta which hare been or will 8WRKXXY& Nwmn' AMoi for Plaintiff. beZ°^’?r?6d to the oflfoe Of ibe Treasurer of ICER TONIC Ooooty-be toM at public auction by ChMMM*r*a Ea*M«k XNmmbA Br»4. NUd 1 reasorer al the County Seal. on ibe flrat ■fe Monday of December next, al the i-me and place de^iznatrd for tbe Annual Tmx Sale, if n<K prevjously redoemel or canceled aeconllM Pennyroyal pills Said statements contain a II description of ---------- -- the Couniy Treamra^ertney are received by bun sad before STANLEY W Dsnrral. �Hasting ' Banner Literary Notes I.mrsday, Nov. 26, 1896. , * I'nmtoebiy MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. FERRIS IS DEAD. Waupaca. Wis., Nov. 23.—While skat­ ing on the Hatton mill pond, abo trill W. R- COOK. Loral Editor. ^axon Prig, Baking Powder leaven e 5ofemnly Swear A Jminirtcring the Oatb. Hv ■’ 1 allure—Nervousness—Extreme u • kcfullness—Ucadacho-rGcnenil Debility. V. indecknccht, Montague, Mich., : the following statement and affirs h by oath before Jas. Morrison, • • • 1’ublic of the same place. “For «• • year I was afflicted with heart .-fnervousness, extreme wakefulbcadache and general debility, pin i -rtis whom I consulted failed to *k: ii me. I was advised to use Dr. V,’!- 'It r's Nerve Vitalizer, which I did a; •'. bt eenre thoroughly cured by its a short time.’’ Dr. Wheeler’s Ner e Vitalizer acted on the nervous which is the seat of nearly all nerves Of....ailments. -------------- Treat. your ---- -------------an., roar stomach, liver, kidneysand . troubles will disappear. Dr. Wb ■dvr’s Nerve Vitalizcr is the only reli Die, safe and sure remedy to use. The Michigan crop report for Novem­ Pittsburgh, Pa„ Nov. 23.—George W. miles nouth of thia city, the 21-year-old B"l,w aabitaM • ber shows thnt the average condition C. Perris, inventor and builder of the eon of Bet Brown, of Lind, broke wy ravage attack from lb, pen ut an Diphtheria l» .cougtog all the principal »■> “American •Women." The ttcemljer Foram will cnut.to a reply re towns of the copper district. this article by the Hon. Hugh IL Lusk ' Send a 2 cent stamp for a handsome set ox-m«aher of tn. Now Zcul.ud Lettlal^ of Jaxon Sosd pictures. ttre, himself an Australian. Snow to the depth of three fret Bea <m .The Rev. William Bayard Hale, the the ground a tew mlleaunrth nt Marquette. Well known student of religious and social Eczema la a frlkhllul affliction, but like eruditions, whose former articles in The another skin diseases It can be permanent­ FBrutn have aroua^l k much dlecowlon ly <’ur«l by applications 6f De Witt’s Witch and criticism, will contribute to the DeHazel Salve. It Dever falls to cure Piia. wmher number a paper, entitled, -Anoth­ er lear of Church i ntertalnrnents.” W. H. Goodyeah. How shall the child be taught? Tbe Six deer buntar* have been killed Id tbe upper pcnnisula since the deer hunting •cries of articles on the Problem of Ele­ mentary Education, by Dr. J. M. Klee, sea-on opened. which has been In process or prepara’lon In the Spring a young man’s fancy light for nearly two years will begin in the De­ lv turns to thoughts of — De Wilt’s Little cember number of The Forum. These Early Risers, for they always cleanse the articles are based on-special tests under­ uver. nurlfy the blood, and invigorate ihe taken with more than 100.000 children, land represent an entirely new departure system. W. H. Goobykab. Mary Snow, aged 80 years, a pioneer of in the field of pedagogical study. of wheat in the state on November 1 Ferris wheel, died Sunday at Mercy was 90. The a vrage yield of corn per hospital, where be had been treated for acre is estimated at 72 bushels of ears, typhoid fever for a week. The disease indienting the largest corn crop ever is said to have been brought on through grown in the state. Potatoes are esti­ worry over numerous business matters. mated to yiefd 80 per cent, of an av­ He leaves a widow in this city, and erage crop. The total number of bush­ friends ixv.mechnnical and building cir­ els of wheat marketed by farmers tn Au­ cles all over the country.. gust. September and October is 3.359,174, In 1893 Mr. Ferris couceived the wheel against 476,459 bushels marketed in the which made him famous nnd which was same months lost year. one of the particular features of the world’s fair at Chicago. The wheel was » plod of Heart Disease. constructed in Pittsburgh under tbe Clemmer Bruso, charged with mur­ supervision of the inventor and shipped dering his employer, Eugene Rollo, on to Chicago, where he watched the erec­ a Stephen Roh township farm in August, tion of it. Its capacity war 1,440 pas­ was acquitted in the circuit court in sengers, nnd thousands made the revo­ Menominee. Both men were intoxi­ lution In it. The wheel made a for­ cated nnd engaged in a fight. Bruso tune for Mr. Ferris nnd gave him fame struck Rollo on the head with a club and as nn engineering genius all over the the latter died in a few hours afterward. world. After the fair the wheel was Tbe testimony of physicians who con­ erected in a North side park iu Chica­ ducted the uutopsy proved that the re­ go, where It. now is. Mr. Ferris, how­ sult of the blow was insufficient to re- ever. hud disposed of’his Interest in it bUt tUal hean dl8Ctt^ MRS. SCOTT SIDDONS DEAD. caused death. through the ice. Ira Gibson, while try­ ing to save him. was pulled in by the struggling boy and both were drowned. The bodies were recovered. Creston, lure Nov. 2L—Dr. Samuel Fallen wider died Friday, aged 93 years. He was oue of tbe earliest settlers in Iowa, settling in Des Moines county ic 1837. He was a member of tbe first senate, and was a prominent factor in tbe early politics of tbe state. Thirty Mlnem Killed. ‘ Berlin, Nov. 2O.-LTbirty miners were ,r killed by a fire dump explosion in a colliery at Recklinghausen, Westphalia. Twenty-five bodies have been recovered and five more still remain in the mine. About 75 men were in tbe colliery when tbe explosion occurred. Coral, fell. Thursday, and fractured her McClure’s Magazine far December will Ashland. Ky., Nov. 23.—A caboose at­ bin. She cannot recover. contain an account of Nansen’s hard adtached to a work train on tbe Licking ventures in getting 195 miles nearer the Valley railroad jumped the track and One minute is the standard time, and North Pole than any other than. It One Minute Cough Cure is the standard be written by Cyrus C. Adams of the will rolled down a 40-fbot embankment Dlatingulslicd Woman’ll Demise la TitrdUy near here, and 30 persons were injured^ preparation for every cough or cold. It ork Sun, one of the In st geographical u£d No Faith in Banks. Reported from-----------France. Is the only harmless remedy that produces — ------------■ gome fatally. authorities in the country; and it will be London, Nov. 2u.—± reach newspa-I --------------------------The small grocery store of Paul KleeImmediate results. W. H. Gooykab illustrated with portraits of Nanon and pers at hand state that Mrs. Scott-Sid- j mann, in Bay City, was entered by bur ­ Two Saginaw boys^ Datus Legault and his associates, views nf his ship within Cincinnati, Nov. 23.—-Willy Haas, dons, famous a number of years ago aa I' glars, who blew open the safe and stole and without, and other pictures. George Schuch. have confessed that they $525 in cash and checks amounting to a dramatic reader, died there last week ;’ who cut the throat of Mrs. Einnig set fire to several buildings, involving a Dwight L. Moody, the famous evange­ $166. The robbers tied the doors ot Klee- and that her body was shipped to New Brader, his employer’s wife, at Cove­ loss of 8500.000. list, has made a contract with the Ladles She had lived . dale. was .convicted of murder and will xuaun’s residence, which is a part of the York on Tuesday. ’ be* the first victim of the electric chaii Mrs. R. DeYoung. Middleburg, la., Home Journal, by which he will conduct building, ___ so _______________________ abroad in the latter years of her life Id j that Klecinunn and his wife. i writes. I have used One Minute Cough In that magazine a series of popular Bible 1 in Ohio. both of whom are paat 7U years old, ’ broken health. Cure for six years, both for myself and studies In the form of a great National ■ • not■ escape in ■ cose they • > [Mra. Scort-SIddons wain ereat-jrrandcould were Bible Class. It Xvlll be made into a regu ­ • CIRCULATION • children, and 1 consider it the quickest daughter of the great Sarah Slddons. She . ............ and permanent department of tbe aroused by the explosion. KJeemann began her career on the stage In London in | ■rek, 88 quires. acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure I lar Journal, and is to be known as -Mr. thought his safe more secure than local 1«7. giving readings from Shakespeare's ever used. W. H. Goodykau plays In the Hanover Square rooms, ana Moody's Biple Class.” The evangelist banks, but has changed his mind. later on made her tirst appearance upon the A girl baby welching only a pound and will personally lead his unique -Bible •k is to have twelve new street regular stage at the Haymarket theater in a Iwtlf. was lx»rn at Snnnnit a few days ggo. Class” each mouth in the exposition of - the character of Rosalind in "As You Like She is very healthy, and rivals tbe boy ora­ some of the vital Bible truths, ami will Four hundred and sixty-five barrels ' It.'* She first came to the United States .d tor hi tbe way ot noise. i> Jpath. of. Martin, has received a naturally appeal to n large rirele of read­ of beer were dumped into the river at | i«Cd, when she read in Steinway hall, after I which »hc acted in the Fifth Avenue thea­ <; <>r sheep from Montana. Kalamazoo because Leo Wageuman,, ter. ;Shc then returned to London and [ Did you ever think bow readily the ers. blond Is poisoned by constipation? had . in "The Lady wof. Lyons" and several McClure’s Magazine announces for pub­ brewer, refused to pay revenue on it. ' acted:... i has formed an anil-cigarette Some time ago he quit selling beer with ; ShBk«*j«c:ir<-in characters, as well as In u f f t»'<K»d menns bad health and uremature lication in the December number a paper , , , ... , number niimtwr of cif romantic romantic plays nlavu and and meio^ moUv. :’..»ttie'Vrvfl'k an auti-?a!oon league. old age. DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the of reiuinlscens *8 of the boyhood of Grant. I tliut amount on hand. It spoiled, and dramas, - In later life Mrs. Slddons trav­ rt The family circle 1 i-tuin Cereal company, of Battle famous little pills, overcome obstinate con­ Mr. Hamlin Garland, the novelist, who [ he told United States officers that he eled extensively tn the British colonies,' stipation. W. H. GoobyKjVK has long had In mind the project of writ-1 would rather have it destroyed than and achieved considerable jKjpularity in Ik j is never so happy .mt out 15.000 sample packages in Australia. She paid a final visit to the Wj M after the chain is ’ Among the flowers at a recent funeral lug an intimate personal Hie of Grant. Ims j .pay the revenue. The government re- ’ United States a year or .two apo, but her ry iart week. af Marshall was nne bouquet, tied to which gone down tu Georgetown and Kipley, I quires it to ‘be accounted for or de­ appearance or. the stage then'ended in a r,i broken and a link ■ Vilh-’,dramatic club««ve llrelr I w»77'raM'^ri>re tlw"wort. la- “Cougriatu- Ohio, and Maysville. Kentucky, the towns) si toyed. . , disastrous failure.] W »( taken. Some family in wlrich Grant pasn-d his lite until he I ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE. ; i\ •! the season last week. The latlons of Mr. and Mrs.------ ” fij. M chains are strong, went to West Point, amt by mdustrioi s y Health lu MichlRatu Jw others weak. Have ' A. L.Wooster. a prominent citizen of talking with every man and woman there r ■ Majority of Forty-Six Have Duri-. g the week ended November 14 Republican# you a good family Fynr of the . Battle Cr^ek sanatorium j Osseo, ich.. after suffering excruciatingly who bad any personal knowledge ul Grant, reports sent in by 53 observers in vari-1 on Joint Ballot. from piles* for twenty years, was cured in and by dclvhig into the lucal records and I Springfield, Hl., Nov. 21.—Secretary I i - > will be sent lo Indiana suun. anil ! a abort time by uselug DeWitt’s Witch newspapers, has gotten altogether a rare ous portions of the state indicate that I there a tendency to coughs, •; !U.-re to South Africa. Hazel Salve, an absolute cure for all skin store of illnmlnating fact and ancedute; inflammation of the kidneys increased of State Hinrichses has received re­ turns from all the senatorial districts throat or bronchial troubles, A . J.l’ecan county man has a chestnut diseases. More of this preparation is used and out of this perfectly new malerial he and typhoid fever decreased in area of Id tbe state, and the result is somewhat an all others combined. has written the paper which is to appear prevalence. Consumption was report­ weak lungs? Has a brother, . n p-. thirty trees and a large crop W. ,H. Goodyear in the December McClure’s. The promise ed at 228 places, typhoid fever at 39, surprising. The republican majority sister, parent or near relative va- ■. kril from them this fall. is that it will do what has never la en done diphtheria at 44, scarlet fever at 27, oa joint ballot in the legislature that had consumption? Then your j Thomas Jensen and Julia McDonald, of convenes next January is exactly what !'• 4 .ir l.»x received a 100 pound P*r- Charlotte, who sold beer under the name, before: exhibit the youth Ulysses Grant measles at 13 and whooping cough at exactly as he was In his humble life and । it was in 1895—W. There are 125 re.-tin fr<»:u the Boston navy jard, and ! of “hop pop” at Grand Ledge, were lined surroundings. In ndditiou to collecting 10 places. Strengthen it. Take SCOTT’S bpulilicuus in the coming general a»S100 and 850 dollars costs, each for vlolatpiaot-d in their park. Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil Information, Mi. Garland has also collect­ iiunied to Death. I scmbly—87 in the house uud 38 in tbe ( ed pictures, and something especially rare The residence of Alexander Campbell, Rennie. There are 79 democrats, G6 in . with Hypophosphites. It K-- ... -S.ig.i. silver cam.da.t • i gov . young. rootjjem dread the Summer, toou-• nnd interesting Is promised In the IHusttaa fanner living four miles south of the house nud 13 iu the senate, jnciud- ‘ makes ricn blood, gives strength ii « i a statement, declaring i th* on Hceouut of the great mortaliyv a­■ lions of Ike paper. For example. ti:e»e ing three populist*. Ferringtou, was destroyed by fire. Clay­ and vigor to weak lungs and - . . . were ££{yl.U31.75. t .1-5 I * • ......... .... caused V... . , .I'viixs tr.ong children by bowel troubles, will be given the earliest kiwu:i portrait ton Campbell, aged ten years; John run-down constitutions. With ChFlDREN BURNED. in hnnaanf a new M (1 Perfect safety mxv be assured those who nf Grant, a portrait owned t»y Mr-. Buggs ' ' * i keep on hand DeWitt’s Colic and Cholera (the wife of Grant’s partner iu the tea! es­ CompbtJi, aged six years, nnd Leslie its aid the system throws off . e old one will be moved acres? • eoret an(| administer it promptly. For tate business at bt. -Louis), never before Dent, aged 1*J years, nephew of Mrs. acute coughs and colds. It pre­ Their lltruiM tn SliMourl. Campbell, were burned to death. Mr. * cramps, bi ’ inus colic, dysentery and diarr» produced or i»ublishr»l. and quite un ­ •. < to ire used as a freight depot. vents the chain from breaking. ■ Hamilton, M6„ Nov. 23.- Five chib known to the pubpe and even to members and Mrs. Campbell nnd one child esrhiea. It affords instant relief. Shall we send you a book about this, ’ • » :irs broke into the office of A. J. ! dren of Mr. and Mru. Snyder Neal, liv­ of Grant’s own family. W. H. Goodyear caj>ed. , free? Ing five miles north of the city, were Tu ■ r at Vicksburg last week. Nothing , E%en people of mature years whose For sah by all drusySts at JOc. and $M» At Ittjxca. Tnesdsy night, burglars sto'e ; burned to death Saturday night. The ■ : x .t U-. Wd.< taken. This office has been • a gold watch, chain and charm, from Post­ memory Is clear about ytfatteis before and SCOTT A BOWSE, New York. A large number of cutups ure being Neal dwelling was burned while the । brok»-:; into several times before, the safe < master Hall; a watch from J. P. Dale; a during the wsr have practlcnHy forgotten started tn the upper peninsula with »n „r . attending a dance. The parents were watch and charm, valued at ©150, from that Henry Ward Beecher used his pulpit increase of 50 per cent, more men than , 1children-who .—. . ,lost. tbeir live* .1 ___ r*..nt., be>ne blown anew once. * are: Cullie, In Plymouth church, Brooklyn, as an auc­ O. H. Heath. ।113; Hattie, 11; Willie, 7; Clarence, 5; . .n R. Gentry, the famous racing tion block for slaves. The most famous were’employed last year. MORTGAGE FORKCLOSVRE. English Spavin Liniment removes all of his '-slave salea” was that of Ute beau­ On January 1 the East and West ’ j u |j an 3. o ' x it i H thought the fire was hur--. was sold at auction last week, to Whereaa d-fault has been miule in the con­ Hard, Soft nr Calloused Lumps and Blem­ tiful girl, Sarah, and It was upon this oc­ hide post otliees in Saginaw will, be con-1 caused bv an incendiary. ditions of a certain real estate mortgage, bear, Lewis G. Tewksbury, of New York City ishes from homes. Blond Spavins, Curbs. mg date the Zfih day of Auril. i?M. executed by casion that the moat exciting scenes ever ^Ilduted and E. H. Potter, ur 1 rMker ^need. Bxron Dickinson and AnnaDlc«Inson fate wife, for Sti>000. Mr.Tewksbury is owner of Splints. Sweeney. Ring-Bone. Stifles. winded iu Plymouth Church, or In any pqatmuster of the West side office, will Hebron, Neb.. Nov. 23.--Capt. J. Fl. nf Hustings. Barry Co., Mlcl:.. to Adrian D.* Co-ig, ot Hartings. Mich., and recorded in tbe Robert J. and Mascot. Gentry’s time h Sprains, all Swollen Throats. Concha, etc. other American church for that matter, lie }x»stmnster of Saginaw. : for years a leader iu politics in office of the register of deeds for the county of Save 850 by use of one bottle. Warranted occurred. Mr. Beecher was utiu-ually The total output of the .Mcuomtneb ccntra| Nebraska and president of the Barry, on the 27th any of April. l»*. at 2:30 p. the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever dramatic: he pul a fife into his words, as ,1u Uber 47ot page 14». And Whereas It la gjue Valley bank of this place, m Inv big store houses lu Chicago have known. Sold by W. H. (kxxlyear. Drug­ he stood the slave girl on the platform be­ R'vcr mills for the season is 3b2,OiK),OOU ' provided and agreeu between the parties, that/ on Saturday night convicted of should any default be made Id ihe payment or side him. which fairly burned into the P.et of lumber. Of this amount the l.uw.WO barrelh of apples in keeping for gist. Hastings. Mich. the interest dur on said mnr.gagr. or any tnj wrecking that institution and sentenced a ailment of either principal or Interest, on anv John Radabauch. of-Bay City, caused hearts of his auditors, it was not lung be­ Menominee mills cut 2lM.000.UtH) winter use. Michigan furnishes them the VL.arR jn Oie penitentiary by dav when tbe same Is due and payable and fore the people became almost hysterical umi the Marinette mills 171.000,000 feet. L should tire «ame remain unpaid nnd tn sircars lAtiest supply. The largest number of the arrest nf hia wife. Thursday, and a with excitement. But Beecher kept on Frank ; Derrings. ud unmarried mau, Ja(]ge Hasting*. The specific charge for thirty days. »o much of the principal of said young mnu named Savage, on a serious barrel is the store houses ever contained charge. Mrs. Kadalmugh went to jail in until he was ready to pa-.< the collection fell 750 feet down a shaft at khe Arugou • UB wbich he was convicted was the cni- mortgage vet remaining unpaid with all ar­ rearage* ol interest shall at tbe option cf tho pr. vions to this winter was 350.000. Low default of 8500 bail. Savage gave bonds. Imsket-. Then the auditors gave vein to mine and was instantly killed^ betzlcment of $800 of tbe bank’s.funds. owner of said mortgage, alter tbe lapse Of said tbeir feelings, and notpuly heaps of money thirty days, become at oner due and payable, b'rivt-s and the good quality of the fruit Frank But nick, who pleaded guilty to Thelwxiyof W. W. Ingram, a well was put into the basket but meu and Fire lu Cleveland. and tbe intelest due April 27ib. 18M, oa said tbe charge of setting fire to and destroy­ warrant the store bouses In bdying sueh a known resident of Chicago, was found Cleveland, U„ Nov. 21.—Fire originat­ mortgage and note accompanying the ‘ame. not women took off their rings, unfastened having been paid and remain in arrears for ing the warn of-Barney Brunsted. in targe quantity. the woods near Michigamme Thursday, their watches and threw them into the ing in tbe paint department of the five­ more than four months, the mortgagee eleete to alongside a deer which be had shot. Both baskets and on tbe platform. It was a Meyer township, was sentenced in st nry building occupied by H. W. Luet- consider, and does hereby consider the whole The Pokagon tribe of Indians at Do- were coverd by snow three feet lu depth, amount vet remaining unnaid upon said mort­ Menominee 10 ten years in the Mar ­ remarkable scene, and such a one as prob­ keuieyer * Coi.on Superior street, paint gage and note to be. due and payable, and that ■.va<iac received their appropriation from and had been dead for several days. ably will never be equalled in this coun­ quette prison. • dealers. Friday morning occasioned a tbe whole amount ol both principal and Inter­ try. Mrs. Beecher recalls the event with Ex-Mayor Thomas Smart, of Hancock, loss of $350,000. partially cohered by in­ est claimed to be due on Mid mortgage and note tire government last Saturday, amounting this date is five hundred and turty eight dollar* wonderful vividness in her article In the died of pneumonia. He was u pioneer surance. A son of the senior member at to about Si 18,000. There are 215 sur­ Hiid sixty one cents 1 RUB.Ol) ami no proceeding* at law or In equity having been Instituted to The best Mtw In the world for cuts, Christmas Ladles Home Journal, when vivors of this band and each individual bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever she tells the whole story of -When Mr. in the Lake Superior copper country, im the firm was badly burned while en­ recover rhe amount so dne. oranjr nar» thereof, having worked in the Cliff mines nearly deavoring to stay the progress of tbe notice is therefore hereby aiven, that by virtue enne into possession of $550. * Tbe tribe sores, tetter, chapped hands, ehilbialus, Beecher Sold Slaves iu the 1 lymou b of the jKiwer of sale hi said mengage rontatued fiamrR. The scene itseif is remarkably 50 years ago. which has become operative because of th*, are scattered all over the state, most of corns, and all ••kin Irruptions. ■«** P0"1* Pulpit.” Norman Matterson. a 35-year-old default afnresalJ. and in pursuance of tkewell brought to the eye of the reader by a Man and Woman Asphyxiated. .litem residing in the vicinity of Dowagiac, tlvelv cure piles or no pay required. Il striking illustration made by De Tliuhtrnp farmhand, died suddenly at Summit. suture* la such cases made and provided, the la guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction New York, Nov. 23.—An unknown preinhes described In raid mortgage will be where they were paid. There are eight from materia! furnished the artist by Mrs. He was probably tbe tallest man «n man and woman were found dead in a sold at public mieclon to the highest bidder on or money refunded. Price 35 cenla J*‘r Kalur<iav.the*19U> day of December. IRK. at 10.lucksou county, measuring six feet of the Pokaguns living at Athena. box. For sale-by W. H. Goodyear, tbe Beecher. room in the Standard hotel on Seventh tn’gloek In the forenoon, at the front entrance to seven inches in his stocking feet. p.venue Sunday afternoon, uhere they riw court house in tbe city of Hastli gx. (that druggist. ~~ ' Growers in the peppermint district at b«-lne tire :»!nev where the circuit court for tbe IL C. Sweet, a sewing machine agent James 1. Francis. Alderxuan. Chleagn. at Niles, has fallen heir to $47,000 iu ' registered as George Wilson and wife. enuntv of Barrv h hrld.l for the purpose ot ' I)'- atur have been footing up tbe season’s A tlret stomach Is very much Hke » They were suffocated by gas. It is not pat Ing the 11 muunt due on Wd mortgage nnd say.: "1 retard Kr. Klea . New fi>ro :l'»S’irH. The nrem* sprained ankle. If yon suffer trots anyr of y‘ id and find the total outputs of oil to money and a large amount ot real «- I known whether the gas was turned on nnre.ai.d th 'C HH ’me drs:-r:brd In «*a'd mortgage as foBowat •<•* ter tor touguf. juumv) V hi* ery a. an Ideal Psnsc-a < used ' it in tut*- in Brooklyn, N. 1., left him b> hi* ' bv, accident or with.suicidai intf-.nt. . ri cate nearly 50.000 pounds. Tbe the symptoms of dyspei*la. your •<*«•« ,nd Lctw Complaints.I. having -Ah th**-*- rertahi 1 Ire*--* or parcels of land sitI • 1 “ I. tlrad. It needs a crutch. We »»•' «T u:.h* ,utd hnmg tn the City of H.-»tli<ga. lu the ■11 nf oil p»*r acre was snmewliat smaller neve It Of all wo.k for a time, or until 11 » my family for the l.-t live, jeare. to lb. rather. (taintv• t k irn, mid state «u Ml-ldgtn. dcTbe Detroit, Lansing & Nnrtbernj .-■jrfbe.1 k< n.l.aws. to wi. : Lees »7OKnd>71 In F<> do esclu.lon ot physWans prwripllou' or : an ay: year and the price* received per reatore l to Ils natural strwurth. t.i- >.I .Uasor-gs. <fn:liimf) vi’Ugvi accordrulltoad (entire equipment) was sold: preparations.” , i.d r insulerably iesK. but as tire pep* this sticc-stully. we unratuseaftsosI«Mill other Ker. John Buntu-. Keokuk, lows, under mortgage ror.-clo.ure for $ts,o..o n«-r3t. tw. ■ la already dlirested outside ot the body, ur 1- grown on land which until reAi>EiAN D Cook Mortgage*. write.: ”1 have been a wiimslrr ot the to F. A. Niruv. of Muskegon, and John , and which will aid the .c. ‘.v has been cqnshlered w<” th less, the foods that may »w taken with It. Such a Metlwdlst Kphcopsl ebureh tor M year, oi W. < barnplto. of Grand napkin. more, and have never t.mmi ■ anyUillitt The oue-y.-ur-old child of C. W. Ilorr I . < fixnre out thkt tnry are yet tar । urrulucl Is the Nhaker liisekriv'MOkrsAGE.-ALE The Shakers have utilized the dlKestlve beneficial, or ll.at itave Default Lm ti»g been mac>- n»r ivorr than ah it -ad < f she cereal funner. prtXl“pUnt to plants for the »»• relief as »r. KU.|C« New l»ls-»rr>. Try was burned to death at Jackson. Mr. R. Wettstetn, a well-kjiown, pulled lite corer off a .mull table on ; I> yahleor a tr ur’xrgi? ii:ite 1 J’nrch i»^h. iml ■ trial enterprising citizen of Byron, Hl., " this Ideal CoMh Remedy now. \n X"hang“ tells «if a ring that lias eat- toctura or lh>» article, and U. iiiintv t-y v’-”l-u:’. D. » und tvizabHh Baker, which a lamp atood. Bottles tree at Modem HfW truly phriioimnal. ion can try It r > writes: “Before I paid niucii atten­ mi.-baniluttd wlle.of Ctu-l t icti. Barry t'ooaty, ■• ip atann and all Its buildings. ’Ibe been SXuln.1 sum of .0 cent., as -.mpl. The law depriving convicts wno are MiihUkti.n Ji.l.n M. bndth. and r<<o'dedF.fo tion ft) regulating the bowels, I the efflee of thr Kt-jt'sUr o! «!*»•<♦«. for n<e Coimkllleil a neighlror's sheep. The ijelgh- ties are sild by all druggist* ■« <*»»• Pr,trsen Ing U second term In the prisons of ir the h«lr hM irow * hardly knew a well day; but since I <y < f Barry, in the Sts re ui MKhbrn. on the uni color ®n b*M l»«‘i- ■" UK™**™!. o< this shite from earning tbe same '• >r red to call it square If the dog was —IM day of October, fiww, < n libei 47 of more* learned the evil r©- g>g<9. on page 2g, for whb*b default tho said' amount of «‘-o*l time tu. firat-tertn con­ «>•<•,. I'.v u«lior H""’’ lul' Bcnewer. •••!. Tbe doe’s miwler refused to do Ij.xoI U the beet \ suits of constipation, Jour. M. Smith, by virtu** of tire rh bt riven Mm victs bus been declared con.tltutlonal by the -aid n«>rtr.:vo. has made nod haraby । and a law suit came next. To pay Doctor, reeommend Ulnpl.de of C.rtor Oil. will It not lu >our cw■“ makes lire »hole prhirlpal inns of Mid mon* and the efficacy of by the eupretue court. ■ ; 1 •mate and damages afisesMfd by tbe K-ure at>fl the mb trst »<■••rued thereon now duo A dangerou. »S nonnter’elt on tho KatSot.lbws-.tern Michigan I.flooded with ami abd «h> which m* rfgAm* them ta> Watch for the New Story re» tri the owner of the dog had to n>ort- tonal Bank ol Commerce New Voth. ” claimed to Ire Cue nt the date of thia i.dh-etlio . coutilerrult silver half dollars dated num of seventeen hundred and eiyhtv i>|x (W* ।-re his farm. The mortgage had a big­ circulation to Grand 1 ISM ou.l of excellent workman.bipPills, I have not had l.tra and forty ope remit and an attorrey fee of I went j-five dollars provided for in mid mort­ . appetite than Hie dog. and soon bis It is tbe best eoonterfelt they The apple crop ot Oceano couniy bus one day’s sickness gage. and ix> suit or proceeding at law havtag been remarkable: It paid better than 1 -m wa* gone and the owner bad to move Oren in»t!t<>trd to recover the gmontit securea for over thirty years by I1..W • Tbl*7 said mortgage or any j»nrc thereof. tbe peach crop, for w bleb thia co“n*J *• ' — not one attack Noilee is there fore h*reby given that on the noted. Many orchards bare yielded 2-ih day . f Deremteir.UM, at ren o'clw k tn the that did not readily yield to this .'-•renodu. ilnnr w ill be sold at the nonh front more than W00 an acre. remedy. My wife had lieen. previ­ door of th* cour boose, in th* rltv of ii <-ilng». For Infants anu Children. Eiittnr fnorrisnn of Worthihgton, Ind. county of Barry amt atate of MlelilganlsaldeouH Careemmeis In girlhood causes the We. tbe undwrtg'^ _ baw *nhelUw blro ous to our marriage, an invalid for houseDcfng the vlace in which the trtr euurf •’’in” writes: -You hav: a valuable . greatest suffering and unhappiness In after fbenrv forthe !**• .’^^^^tnes- tr«'••*«« »<><»*» the county of Barry is held jat public aurtloa h 03 ripiion in Electric Bitters, and I can Kffgffl’y'S!!: to -rnout«» years. She had a prejudice against for io the bijihert bldcer. tl.r pren.iws uraerWed life. Little Irregularitle. and weakness.. i-erfully recommend It for Sick Headlu said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be catliartics, but as soon as she Iwpui r ln girls should be looked alter prompt!) mntt. breer^ary to satisfy tbe amount Cw ou said ■ ne nnd Constipation, and as a general w£rTi4l‘lcA.'*ltol«»l' urogglst.. T. wo and treatment given al once. Dr. Pierre « to use Ayer's Pills her health was mortgage as shove wt forth, with the Interett -D-tem tonic Ii line no equal.” Mrs. Ann tbereon, and the w »ts c M owm »ti«i expenses Favorite I ’ tewriptlon promote, regularity U..V.V S Msuvta. Wboltwale restored.” StehJc, 2625 Cottage Grove Ave., Chicago, Wauoxo, htxsss s a.*" a'.lowed by law and pn 5'.de I for In said mortol ail remluiue luncttous. makes alrenglh I>ru«.*l*-Toledo, it |nn.really. •« was all run down, couid not eat nor digest aud builds up a sturdy beallh alih which Ban-aCiuarrtlLure I’ »«, mn() „^,Mr, sur rtilp of Ca>tletna, county < had * backache which naver left her lugdlrertly Michigan andde^rt »«•> “rarer.--rerbunlfc dold to meet the trial, to come. The Favorite felt lin’d and weary, but six bottles of fares of th. ,ul, Being the Wert oths t»»lf Pfewtrlutlon b> nut a universal psi.area. oKS for lull on. tl Ing. It I. dlrrdte.1 E'eclrie Bitters restored her health and renewed her strength. Price &0 cents C-^rrb ln „,^Uy w.lely at one M-t «.r organs. Barry and state of Mkbipu*. sin aod Bl.00. Get a boule at Modern Drug to a dauitoro«» dismse. tm*ure Dr Pierw’» Common Sense Store. Adviaer, • HXW med leal work, pro* (Duely liliMrtratrd. wiB be sent free on reMedal and Diploara at World’* Fair. F«r Over Fifty Year*. t^of 31 one rent bto»np* *• Kr, h«-^"•>•'2 m A. Addrem, World’. Dl.penory u> :.ulto»<diM*M.lor ihWr ,*u2g^ .. •tadlo .O6AL NEW’S. Broken Chain Over Thirty Years Without Sickness. AYER’S CASTORIA KfERS J^JEathartic Pills �B , NGS anner Thursday, Nov. 26. 1896. MARSHALL L. COOK,Editor. AS HBCOXV-CLAM MATTES AT ' „ AUGUST 14, 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES Tbe increase in tbe values of securities 24 hours after election was 925,000,000, or over 91,000,000 an hour. If that rate eoutlnuee it wont take long for prosperity to1 return. Wagers were made that Pennsylvania would give McKinley 800,000 plurality, and they were won too. The count shows McKinley received 726,998 votes and Bryan 423,054. If advice will only bring a wise admin­ istration certainly Major McKinley’s regime ought to reach the acme of suc­ cess. He’s^etting all kinds of advice from all kinds of people all the time. The banks of this country are commit­ ting an “awful outrage” upon the people. They are making people take those ‘ horrid*’ 200 cent gold dollars when they draw out money. It is needless to say that no such “outrage” would have been committed bad Bryan been elected. Someone ought to tell Mark Hanna that election i« over. If his “$18,000,000 syndi­ cate” which was organized in tbe minds of the free silverites. Increased the price of . wheat just to help elect Mr. McKinley, then there’s no necessity for this mythical syndicate to continue its existence and be to the expense of still further increasing the price of that cereal. Either Mark Hanna hadn’t thought of that, or else he doesn’t know that election is over. One of the most notable defeats of this campaign was tbe defeat of Congressman Towne, of Minnesota, by Judge Page Morris, of Duluth. Towne in true Bryan fashion went cavorting all around this part of the planet as confident of his elec­ tion as he was confident Minnesota would go for free silver. He was defeated by 1,500 majority and tbe complete returns show Minnesota went republican by 53,­ 980 plurality. There was an Increase in the republican vote of 70,554 over 1892 and 45,493 over the heavy vote of 1894. There is about as much piobabllity of Minnesota voting for free silver as there is in Bryan’s being elected Presldent in 1900. KcMiltain the South. flon. W. R. Moore, who is head of tte greatest dry-goods house doing business in the southern states, has congratulated tbe members of the Columbian Club, of Memphis, Tenn., Ibat the recent camgaign has ended with a loss of 282,000 Demo­ cratic votes in the Southern tier. Ala­ bama cast 39,000 fewer Democratic in 1896 than In 1802, the falling off in Florida was 5,000, in Georgia it was 55,000, in Louisi­ ana 25,000, in North Carolina 15,900, In Tennessee 28,000, in • Texas 84,000 and even in unprogiessive Mississippi there was a diminution of 5,000 votes from the Democratic rooster And,, as Mr. Rowe well says: This terrific slumn from the former Demo­ cratic vote is merely that shown on the face of the returns. When the n a’facts come to bo known, as they undoubtedly will he. It will be found that notably in Tennessee, Virginia. North Carolina. Georgia, and perhaps in still other states mentioned, the apparent majorities obtained by the Democratic-Populist partner­ ship of 18JM» are largely fictitious, and that In reality several of those states returned no Bryan majorities whatever. We think the outlook of tbe present and future political situatluu, Is very clearly them down. stated by Judge Tourgee in his article In We need a reform and It will be wel­ comed come from what source It will, but He says: * I look for no great good to come to the “Tbe election was pro-Republican in its state from the charge she has made. There effective character, but its overwhelming Is no doubt that from a financial point of majorities were tbe result of antl-Bryan view It is a mistake, and those <ho are conviction—the verdict of tbe American In need of eastern capital will reel it, as people not merely against the principles they did four years ago. We will watch professed by tbe transformed Democratic for tbe good timer to come though, if we party, but against tbe, tendencies repre­ do not get our share. Weil I guess with rented both by such party and its candi- tbe papers I am going to send you, you date. \ will have enough Kansas politics. Two of Because of this fact, the proclamation the papers were sent to\ me by a populist ofthe defeated candidate that be will con­ friend with particular notice of the tinue in tbe fight In favor of “bimetallism” “crows” depicted. You can tell something is altogether insignificant as an element of by tbejon'e of the papers how the differ­ the politics of the future. The American ent parties look at the result of tbe conpeople and, indeed the world, have taken test. Slnoerely yours, Mr. Bryan’s measure. He has com tn and J. L. Ibwjn. Centralia, Kan. ed the admiration of all by his ability to "What Southern Papers Say. endure fatigue and a certain optimism as regards himself, his fortunes and his ut­ Sincerely believing that lhe Chicago terances. He seems to be one of those platform was the product cf a paroxysm of fortunate ones who believe that any plati­ the parly from which it would In a short tude he may utter is by that fact made time recover, a million democrats re­ notable. The Intellectual effect of his re­ mained loyal aud true to the party and markable canvass was not, however, at all went down with it In defeat. Now. is it noteworthy. He neither evolved any new reasonable to expect that these honest nnd truth nor supported any known theory conscientious democrats will be repeatedly with new argument or even any strikingly dragooned into the support of a policy original illustration. Intellectually, tbe wb>eh‘t!iey believe to be essentially dislife or thought of the world have not been bouest% and which they believe to be total­ enriched in any appreciable degree by his ly at variance with the prlnalples and candidacy. Tbe principles of the platform teachings laid down by the founders and on which he stood will of course remain. principal exponents of tbe party?—Baton They are in a sense structural in our na­ Rnffuv (Lfi.) Ailmnite (Bryan Dem.). tional life—ail except the demand for un­ restricted coinage of silver on private ac­ count. That was accidental, important only tiecause of the absurd claims of the malign influences attending its suspension. There is nu reasonable ground to believe that it will ever again be made a national issue: “Bimetallism,” If ever again con­ sidered as an ingredient of party politics, will be merely a question ot more or less —a controversy with regard to the volume of a restricted currency. No nation bas ever gone from a single to a double standard, and there la not a ghost of a chance that tbe intelligent American citizenship, which, under the sore depression and uncertainty of the time, decided so emphatically against the fallacious assumptions and still more falla­ cious predictions based on the 16 trXl con­ undrum, will ever be called upon to pass judgment upon it again. A great leader of a great cause may defeat without ap­ prehension,but a leader neither great him­ self nor blessed with a cause worthy of sacrifice or devotion, who falls in his first onset, bas little to hope for in tbe future. Neither the free silver theory nor its can­ didate is ever likely to occupy tbe world’s attention again. Pyrotechnics may in­ spire confidence once, but when they have failed it is most difficult again to awaken the delusion on which their influence de­ pends: and confidence, after all. is the controlling sentiment in politics, as in bus­ iness. Tbe negative results of thte great strug­ gle can be secured only by legislation. What will they be? ’ A protective tariff, of course, but one which shall give abund­ ant revenue. What .next? A currency which shall afford no opportunity for us­ ing the promises of the government to break down Its credit—a paper money which cannot be used to impair the gold reserve. The currency question will be to the fore during the next four years—not tbe question of a double standard, but of a stable, elastic, reliable currency, to take the place of tbe present greenbacks and treasury notes, by which gold may bo drawn from the treasury, while no mtans are provided by law for replenishing the same. To this problem lhe common sense of tbe people will next be devoted, unless the same shall be fully and satisfactorily solved by the Incoming administration. There is little room for doubt that bad the vote of Tennessee been counted as it was cast there would have been a McKin­ ley majority, despite illegal Influences that prevented the casting of thousands of Re­ publican votes. But a beginning of the end seems to From “Bleeding K«n»M." have been made in Tennessee. A long march forward has been accomplished Following Is a portion ot a letter re­ when a gentlemon of Mr. Moore’s standing ceived by L M. B. GHIaspie from a friend is bold enough to talk thus to an assembly in Kansas:— of business men in tbe chief city, and “The pops are too sore over Bryan’s de­ when bis audience applauds heartily: feat to whoop’ er up for Leady, and the We &11 had hoped that after a generation had republicans feel too deeply the .disgrace of passed away we had gone tar enough from the tbeir state to rejoice to any great extent senMiew prejudices of tho great war to begin* *t last, a political action based upon reason, over our national victory. Of course we honor, common sense and common patriotism, it seems that we were mistaken, and that there feel elated at the prospect of returning are yet throughout tbe country men claiming prosperity and the tridmph ot republican to be intelligent, to be patriotic, to be even Christians, wno, if not themselves active ballot principles; but we feel humiliated that we atuffers. are content to stand silently bob Ind those known to be such, and quietly, without had bo hand In the glorious victory. Just protest, acquiesce lu tbeir unlawful usufructs. to think that Kentucky is a better man Wbieb. let ns a»k. Is the greater criminal, he that steals or be that receives and Is the bene­ than we are! Yon in Michigan can yell ficiary of the stolen property? Let tbe answer come from the brazen usurper until your throats are sore and point with who now hol ts the Governor’s seat in our own pride to what you did in ’96 and your pos­ State capital. It is, however, consoling to know that Investi­ terity will say Amen. But what can we gations are at this moment being made by re­ putable citizens, which are not likely to stop sky to the future generations about Kjuiuntil lhe now open and yawning penitentiary sas, who after one dose of populism, turns doors shall have been closed and barred upon tbe thieves who have atolen the votes of the down the anarchist LleweHug and his people. crowd by electing a republican governor who gives the state one ot tbe cleanest ad­ WM. MCKINLEY. ministrations she ever had, and then after two years of reformation once more “as a Bis Acknowledgement to the Michigan dog to bis vomit” return to populism. But Republican Preaa, what is, must be. The people want a pop President F. R. Gilson of the Michigan governor. They’ve got him. We’ll see Republican Newspaper Associatlan, and what they will do with him. If be makes editor of tbe Benton Harbor Daily Palla­ prohibition prohibit, be will do what dium has received the following reply to a Morril failed to do; if he give# the state telegram of congratulation rent by him to an boneet, economical administration, be President-elect McKinley: will be doing no more than Morril bas * Cantox, O.. Nov. 8. 1896. done. Time will tell if he la the better of­ Mm. F. R. Gilson, Pkhbident Michi­ ficer, and if he is not we will find it out. gan Republican Newspaper Associa­ We will make it oar business to watch tes, Beaton Habhor, Mich.: him. His position is not an enviable one. Mr Dear Shi:—Your telegram ot coa­ Tbe pops in this state have no record at ls gratefully received. which they can refer without a blush They have turned down the Liewelling crowd. Ignored tbe doings of tbeir admin- Does the outlook promise well for an­ other campaign like lhe last? This is the question for the sop them democrats to di­ gest, for it can seriously effect no other section. Tu further foUow our Bourbon leaders in pursuit of the silver ignus fatuus would be a boon to lhe republicans As partisans nothing would suit them better than further proof of southern obduracy— to keep up the fire and fury of 16 to 1 and stew away In our own juice. >If they could order the democratic policy, they would have the Chicago convention of 1896 reconvened in 1900, with the same delegates and put out the same ticket and platform.—Vidfatbury (Miss;) Commer­ cial Herald (Bryan Dem.) - No question bas been discussed inort fully and more at length before the people than the great issue upon which the cam palgn was decided. The voters have weighed both sides uf the question, and have decided against that espoused by the democratic party with majorities the en­ ormity of which Is appallng.—(‘ohtmbuA (Ga.) Enquirer Sun (Bryan Dem.) PUT UP JOB FOR BRYAN. Inside History of Ills Nomination la Dis- Bryan's nomination was no accident, so fan- as ho mjcI his friends were con­ cerned. When he stood up to make his eventful speech he was throwing loaded dice, which had been prepared nearly two years before. The boy orator bad Assisted his friends in pulling the wires for many months, and every move in the game had been studied out* This information was gleaned in Ne­ braska during the week preceding elec­ tion, and the authority for the story w*ldch follows is no less a person than James C. Dahjman, chairman of the democratic state central committe of Nebraska, Mr. Bryan's confidential po­ litical adviser and friend. He gave the Tribune correspondent permission to print the story after election, and mean­ while every statement he made was .verified from other sources, the whole proving conclusively that William Jen­ nings Bryan knew he was playing for high stakes when he made his cele­ brated cross of gofld speech at the Chi­ cago convention. He was not only fully a wane of the plans of his Nebraska friends, but was consulted at every stage, and on him­ self alpno depended the final maneuver which secund to him the opportunity to speak just at the right time to cap­ ture ehe convention. The story, as told by Chairman Dahl mao, supple­ mented by t)ie statement of others, bears the impress of truth on its face, and can easily be verified by asyyone who cares to do so. In the summer of 1894 parties were more or less split in Nebraska. Tbe re­ publicans were divided, and so were the democrats. Tin? former split over the governorship. The latter broke into fac­ tions on the money question. William Jennings Bryan had been elected to congress twice and had demonstrated first a great power of glib oratory, and, secondly, a marvelous facility for unit­ ing different factions and parties. The democrats, divided, oould do noth­ ing. By a union with tbe populists they might control the state. Bryan-was just the man lo unite the free-silver wing of' tbe Nebraska democrats with the “pops.” He was for free trade and free silver, had always affiliated with the populists from the day ho went into politics, and possessed glittering ora­ torical powers from which.much could lie expected. Bryan was still in the lower bouse of congress and fully expected to be a can­ didate for reelection, when a little coterie of- democrats of the silver faction in Nebraska put. their beads together and determined that the hard times and the general feeling of unrest were sn opportunity not to be misaed, and that the talkative young lawyer from Lin­ coln could, if handled properly, be landed in the white bouse. Until the extra session erf 1893 Bryan bad been a tariff reformer boly, and his first speech on the sSver qqestkm was admitted to be a failure. He began to study Jt, however, for use in the next period of idlesaa in the houae when tbe Wm. McKinley. mountain and pointed out the richness of tbe land which should be his if he obeyed instructions. They promised to make him first senator from Nebraaka to succeed Gen. Manderson, and then president to succeed Grover Cleveland. It was pointed out to him that tbe bruins and leadership of the democratic party were all in the gold faction, while tbe silver men had no candidates who were really strong except in tbe south, and the selection of a mhn from that sect ion was out of the question. It was believed that the situation in Nebraska was such that the necessary start in the presidential race could easily be secured. It was proposed to form an active coalition with the popu­ lists, giving them the state government nnd reserving the United Staten senator for the democrats. Mr. Bryan consent­ ed to the planaoutflned to him, and the necessary steps were at- once taken to put them into execution. The Nebraska silver coterie got to­ gether during the 00x15' part of 1694 and began to look ovei* the ground, the echenie even then being to secure the necessary amount of notoriety for Bry­ an. so -that when he came to make his grand-stand play people would already* know about him. j It was soon discovered that tiw Oma­ ha World-Herald, which was nut a silver paper in tho full sense of the word, was in need of money. Then it was found that for $13,500 invested in the concern control nf jfk editorial policy could be recurvd. A deal was fixed up with Mr. Hitchcock, the proprietor, whereby the silver men were to contribute the money needed for typesetting machines nnd other things, nnd in .return Bryan was to be made editor in chief; with full authority , to commit the paper to the wildest coalition doctrines. The deal was consummated and a close agree­ ment^ entered into, guaranteeing con­ trol of the paper tint ibafterthe national convention, though Pubmhef Hitch­ cock dkl not know just what the limit of time meant. Meanwhile Mr. Bryan had been la­ boring at Washington. Hie wrote u long letter’announcing h:scandidacy forth? United States shnnto on a platform which he laid down for himself, includ­ ing free trade, free silver, an income tax, election of senators by the people, opposition to monopolies and trusts and other things democratic nnd popu­ listic. The day congress adjourned he took editorial charge of the Omaha World-Herald and began the. campaign which bad the white house in-view.— Chicago Tribune. CTAnn’rira now proceeds to open her mills and prepare for a business rush without waiting for the aid or consent of any other nation. She has no time for any. further nonnecse.—N. Y. Mall nnd Exprc®!.^ KFThe man with his little dinner pail, with money in his pocket worth 100 cents to the dollar and prospective em­ ployment. if he has a level head, can­ not feel dese than thankful that the wildcat scheming of ha1f*crazy states­ men hns failed. Good mohey and open workshops mean much mote to him than open silver mines and closed work­ shop®.—Chicago Inter Ocean. Jt JI JI X X X'JL X X X XXX X X 1 sensible gifts,something serviceable and durable. t®“Buy those gifts where you get what you pay for. XXX X X E£“We will have the best and prettiest things ■ ever shown in the city in Dry Goods and Millinery for the hol­ idays. XXX X X XXX X X XXX X X X X X X X A Bad Histake Is a good thing not to ma^p. and one of the worst mistakes possible is missing bar­ gains in our stock of HATS. Buy where your money brlngsthe most. That’# thrift, and thrifty people fare betl\ln th’.n tcnrld. We’ve increased your stock of money by increasing’its value in our goods. We’re selling what you need at lutr low prices. (>nr figures are practical studies 11 economy. Here arc nntic of the point* you can't *tndy too carefully. For one week only we w I! sell you Ladies’ Fine Shoes $4 oo grade (a . - - *3 25 $2 75 and $2.50 grades*2.25 3.00 “ .... .......... 2.50 2.25 grade..................... 1.90 |2 00 grade (a................. *1.65 We have a few pairs in special lot tint sold nt $4’.00. $3.50. $3.00, and $2 50 that go at '■>. Sizes 2^. 8. 8X and k --------- for -----business. Tours THE BANKRUPT STORE. C. H. OSBORN & CO KFWheri Bryan feels in a particularly jovial mood these days ho gathers his friends around him and eings: “Come, it’s on roe; Jet’s open a campaign.*— Chicago Tribune. THE PEOPLE’S MESSAGE. TO PTOb'mCE Hits jo. Bryan! Did you hear It? How it rolled from sea io sea! Did you hear tl»e thunderous answer ot a pedple great and free? Did you hear the word they've spokenhave you felt that shoaldcr-blow? To your vile repudiation, have you lieerd their mighty NO? nwnr nur iE Hits ye, Tillman: Have you noticed how j>eople of th Island Have arisen in their honor to strike down your pirate hand? Have yuu seen their banner there Is blaaoxmxI. fair to see. Their renewal of allegiance unto Truth and Purity? Hits ye, Altgeld! Can you read it? Can you read the message through? 'Tfs a message that the people In their might Intend for >-ou— How tfypy'll tolerate nu anarchj’ in this land that theyjjave won; How they ll strangle every effort quite as soon as ’tis begun! HERE are many causes by which we produce a last­ ing effect on the readers of the BANNER, - but we mention only o n e this week, and that one i< our new story which will begin next week. It is by the peoples’ favorite author, Capt Charles King, the story is entitled Have youzheard if, O misguided? If you have not, it were well That you learned from those who've done so what the people have to tell: were u country’, and we’ve made it, and , , We’{y Kolng to keep It clean, And we y throttle any serpent who would make it base and mean! —John Kendrlc Bangs, in Harper’s Woeklicrman J. Schwarz, of Saginaw, de­ spondent on account of ill health, com­ mitted suicide by shooting himself in the head with n revolver. Bunning Brothers & Co., the oldest and most extensive hardware deMlera in Menominee have been closed by the sheriff. Liabilities and assets not ascer­ tained. A Jackson cider manufacturer made into cider, apple butter and jelly 4,800 bushels of apples in one week. Six boys, whose ages range from 15 to-17, entered a schoolhouse at Grand Rapids and ransacked it, carrying away everything portable. ’ wnw CLOJE It is one of the best stories ever written by its author, and will prove immensely interesting. LooJt out for the opening chapters, to appear next week. Tell your.friends of the story. A RARE TREAT FOR STORY READERS. Gentry la Sold. New York, Nov. 20.—John R. Gentry, 8:00%, king of harness race stallion^ was sold in New York yesterday for $19,500 to Lewis J. Tewksbury, of thia city, owner of Robert J., 2:01%, and Mascot, 2:04. Said Ha Wm Gulley. 8L Paul Minn., Nov. 20.—Rev. Jamea C. Hull, a Methodist minister in West St. Paul, charged with attempting to poison his wife, plend guilty yesterday and was aenl" ’ penitentiary steamer Belgga arrived frefic tbe north Friday with Be lurgeat eat ch of the rerf<rf bone and 7» barrels of oil. 1 1 11 �Hasting1' Banner Thursday, Nov. z6, 1896. W. R. COOK. Lor.lMilar. 1 Have A A £ Some Wall Daper left over and want to sell it before my Spring Stock arrives. Come everybody and look it over. I will -ell you Wall Paper A A A A A A A or less money than 1 ‘•aid for it.' I have a ‘very good assortment. Ij ..re going to buy at a.’, give me a chance to how vou what I have. Fred L. Heath Druggist. OCAL NEWS. CiKCULATION * pak, 88 quires. .uidjjun the bunton bold ...4is marsh* meadows trail. 1 ihtreli dollar cold . ".ill a dozen M tall. ’ Ylvii al Vu" it-icr Kraut, the very best made. Cook’s. . ■! goods of ail kinds and best qual•ok A Cook’s. . w„ _ •r,»e»suaxn tin Farmers Institute to be held In this eitr oa Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday Dneember IS. Id, and „ bu( on ’ sult Is the same as l-etore. and Ritchie has been declared eleai. d Sheriff. After the recount In Aaayrla Ultchte still had two majority, not counting tbe four ballots toniKl on the tloori three ot which were ^straight republican. A recount ot one precinct In Tbornapple was made end Ritchie gained nine more. A recount ot Orangeville and Prairieville was then or­ dered. In the former town Ritchie lost two. and In the' latter be gained two. leaving tbe result ss before. H. K. PaltengBI. State Superintendent ot Public Instruction, in bls report says: •There are now in the sta'e upwards of tour hundred districts that, tor a longer or shorter period, have been working mi­ der lhe tree textbook plan. Tbeir unanluious testimony Is In favor ot lhe system. A general adop fou ot lhe plan by the state would secure all the bcuenu ot stale uniformity with, none ot ha disadvantages. The sdtijrct Is a proper one tor caretnl consideration or the legislature at its next session.” ■ “ All A Mistake •'All Mlsta ’*as played at lhe opera house Tuesday evening was one of the best entertainments that has visited this city in many a day. The audience was small but appreclativtj. The-company cancelled their date at Charlotte and played again at tbe Opera house; last evening to a much largar audience. The management of the opera house promise nothing but first class attractions Tor the coming winter, and If the future shows prove as enter­ taining as the first nne of the sea son, Has­ tings may be considered very fortunate. :iii keep that 25c. tea. tbe best for • in town. Cook* A Cook. G'.ii-. Naughton.formerly of this city, jj-Sw i<t Battle .Creek was married this week to Miss Iha Gwin, of Deitoi). T.ie * lies of the Virgil family, three jn i.. inin-r, have beeu transferred from lhe spotters field to the free burying ground. « Rev. A. I). Grisby is lecturing at Conk­ lin this week. Welby W. Garn left Monday for schoo at Big Rapids. • Fred Fisher, of Grand Rapids, visited in the city this week. Hicks Allen, of West Bay City, is visit­ W. ii. Goodyear bis bought, the Landis druc stock which^was damaged by fire and ing at M. W. Hicks. Shipped it to a firm in Chicago who deal In Miss Lois Marshall, of Nashville, visited ’!!£•!: KjJods, in the city ttils’week. N’iw, .! ohu. don’t be foolftd. but go to W. A. Hams is able to be down town Cook & Cook’s and get a pound of that 25c again after a week’s illness. tei ■ ■ It beats anything I ever saw for Mr. Severance, of Middleville, visited at the nfflney. Sheriff McK.vllt’s Tuesday. One second hand round oak stove for Fred Eckardt, of Woodland, spent Sun­ salt. Cue light double harness, new, for day with relatives in the city. sail. One road carj for sale. Enquire Mrs. Dudley, of Detroit, Is the guest of Di. J{ C. Andrus. her sister Mrs. Julius Russell. L«-t—A navy blue mackintosh cape spent Chas. Websert and family with plaid lining somewhere on Broadway or Gteen street. Ffnder please leave same Thanksgiving at Woodland. at this office and receive reward. Make up your mind what you want to buy for Christmas presents and then call at John Hessmer’S the jeweler aud buy them at the old popular prices. n7i^,^!ni hldm ,or * a» «"»• Visited nt John McEtwsIn’s last week. °ur going tu press a day culler we will X Mwrl" reln™«<‘ <» her not pnbll.h tbe «ne unUl D„t yesterday after a week. The Institute wlU be devoted elmou en­ ’Wt Wllh her parent, Mr. aud Mrs. Mack tirely to dairying ntfls designed to cover Stebbins. all phases of dairying applicable to this BU“er' Of “*">'*“■ vicinity. Wat^h *.r further notice, and and Mr. Maynard Butter, of Grand Rapid, program next week. are In foe elty to spend Teankglvlog with At last the recounts are BnUbed, tbe re­ Mr. and Mrs. Chester Messer. For tbe first time in several years we have been able to secure one of Capt. Chas. King’s continued stories for the Bannkb and will publish the first installment next yes. >*f course, salt fi5c- per bbl. week. CapL King’s stories are always _ Cot»K ct Cook. charming, and his new story, “Captain Brown, living on the town line, Close,” is no exaeptiou. Tbe scene is laid iow with heart trouble and dropsy. at a military poet near New Orleans, and Bring y-.’iir watches and jewelry to John in Texas. A young West Po^nt lieutenant -•Her tur repairs and secure a good job. and Captain Close are the heroes, while the I’.rtUres enlarged at Christmas’ studio, heroine is a charming little southern girl-— yuur wofk started early before holi- a rebel in fact—who despises the northern­ ers, or at least docs for a time. The story has many stirrine scenes and will Interest I,?. Lanleins,_ OH Cans. Glaxsthe old as well as the young. Subscribe White Crockery at Cook for the paper so as not to miss a chapter of this fine serial. -i!t‘ oil, the best that is pumped from th: bowels of tbe earth, for sale at PERSONAL MENTION. Covk bu.I G’Ok’s. ny ,k.W"LHV' ,on"’r'7 of thl* «*«T. »” OU Miss Pauline Shultz will spend Thanks­ giving with Woodland friends. D. L. Goodyear is home from Ann Arb­ or for tbe Thanksgiving, vacation. Mrs. T. Garns is spending Thanksgiving Prophet Hicks says we are going to have with her brother at'Graud Rapids. a io‘:-g, cold winter, with plenty of snow, A. E. gamble, of Grand Ledge, is the but the Indians in Northern Michigan guest of bls brother, R. M. Lambic. predict nn winter at ail, with little or no Mrs. Emma Valliant Is confined to the : . snow. house with a severe attack of tonsllltis. A number of relatives of Mrs. B. A. Mrs. J. E. Garver, of Freeport, Ohio, is Walker surprised her on Monday night it the guest of her sister. Mis. John WeisserL being her birthday. A handsome rocker M.E. Nevins and Mr. and Mrs. M. C. left as a reminder of the pleasant oc- Nevins left for the west Saturday night. tMiuii., 'Sam Bucanhan. formerly of this city, 1 in Hastings hunters returned from the now of Chicago Is visiting felends here northern .peninsula Saturday and report 11 this week. d'-rer killed in their party as follows; SlebMiss Agnes Rich, of the U. of M.. is bint> 4. Waters 2: Grant 2; Phillips, Mead spending Thanksgiving with Miss Harriand Snyder each 1. elte Beadle. Al the teachers meeting of tbe M. E. Mr. and Mr». Elmer French, ot Ches­ Sunday School Monday night F. W. Walk­ hire. Allegan County, are vliltlng IL H. er was elected sup’t; Mrs. E. A. Bur- Potter and wire. Ion. 1st Ass’l: Mrs. W. A. Lampman 2nd. . G. P. and W. N. Chidester entertained A-s't.; Geo. Heath, 3rd Ass’L relatives trots Battle Creek and Grass Wnta*t I wuz a gorl! Wish’t I wus a jrurl And wben’t come Bunday nite 1 ’Th^ek. U**1 o,d P’auner, * . . up outen site An’ I’d m&rry some rich feller Like some gurts duz— Wish’t I wax a gari! Wish’t I wus a gurl. I ’a Just chaw gum and talk, .^b?n out lPr promenod Mr. and Mrs. John Knrtz left for Grand A'A I’d take up all the walk, Like gurla duzRapMs yretenlay where they will remain Wls h’t I wuz agurl for some time tor medical eonsultafoon for Wish’t I wus a gurl. All boys good fer IsT Mr. Kurtz who 1, In a very critical conTer carry coal an’ run odd Jobs dltlon. An git of! the walk for dudy snobs Like I CM t’other nfteJudge Smith and Von Donald left for Wish’t I wusaguri! Chicago Tuesday night where be will be Wlbh’t I wus a gurl, Wish ’ t the laird ms de an boys gurts, Joined by lhe rest ot nls family to spend *’#* h®”" b«n the same An 1 d ben LIzt Ain by name. Thanksgiving with bls sister Mrs. A B. An’ she’d ben John or Joe st Id of Jane, Coulter. Wish’t He bad— Wish’t I wus a curl! '—Hr adford, (Petin.) Era. T® QLOJE OMT (Sizes, 16 years to 19 years.) Come to the Presbyterian church on Sunday and encourage the pastor. , *• C- meets at L. b".?„^<“’N'”S7*1 7:“' B. Staut- "Captain Close” next week. $9.00 Black Kersey for $7 The Penny Gleaner Mission Band will meet in tbe Presbyterian church at 3: p. m. on Sunday. $12.00 Blue Kersey for $9 The Baptist Young Peoples Union will serve supper in the -church parlors itietxt n ednesday. Dec. -2nd from 5 to 7. . The Y. P. S. C. E. will meet at ft p. m. Sunday and Miss M. Rorabeek win lead. ’ Isltors are welcome and every member expected lo be there. All Interested in lhe young are Invited to meet In the Supervisors room on Tues­ day at *2 p. m. All welcome. Subject, “The Effect of Literature on Children.” Mrs. Emma Piatt Guyton will deliver n lecture to ladies at the Presbyterian churcb iwxt Thursday evening Dec. 3rd. on “Heauty Defined and How to Obtain It.’’ Mrs. Guyton lectured here twice last summer and those who heard her were en­ thusiastic m the praises of her work. The lecture will be iliustratedzand entire­ ly free. AN ELECTION BET PAID. The Knights of Pythias do not allow politics in tbe lodge room, but after the evening sessions are over, the politicians meet in the ante-rooms and fully discuss political questions If they desire,- One evening In October last a number of mem­ bers were In discussion when 8. Greusel wagered Ex Mayor Kenaston an oyster supper that Bryan would carry Michigan. Munday night after the lodge adjourned Mr. Greusel invited the following Knights who were present when the bet was made to his house to dine at his expense. A. E. Kenaston. D W. RejnohiN. W. D, Hayes. F. L. Heath. >1. G. Hayes. E- G. Hol­ brook. John McElwain. J«Mn McElwain.'G. F ChiJ*‘Hter. W. N. Chidester. Prof. Holden. Prtn. Mcallry. W. H Spence Franz Wlllbon, Bert Seward and J. H. DennisHou. P. T. Colgrove and W. R. Cook were invited but were unable to be present on account of sickness. Mednmes 3. Greusel. W. D. Hayes. F. L. Heath and B. P. Seward presided over the table. The republicans and gold democrats sat on one side of the table facing a large pic­ ture of the “Boy Orator of the Platte. ” The supper was a fine one and served In courses. Only one thing occurred to mar the pleasure of the event, that was when Ex-Mayor Kenaston. John McElwain and E. G. Holbrook discovered that they had swallowed a piece of sole leather thinking it was an oyster. The rest of the com­ pany took warning and refused to partake of any moj-e soup, aud turned their atten­ tion to the chicken and salad and other delicacies on the bill of fare. The de­ licious supper left all too full for utterance but tbe nw was declared “all right" If his political principles were wrong. The rest of the evening was pleasantly passed with cards and it was a late hour when • the jolly company adjourned. P. S. The men who swallowed the sole leather stayed to consult Dr. Drake. ___________________ G. W. We ca)l tbe attention of the people of this city, and even of the county, to the statement made by Hon. P. T. Colgrove. in his speech al tbe laying of the corner stone of the new city hall. In regard to as­ sessed valuations in this city and county. It is a startling fact that taxes have doubled slice 1834. while property has actually depreciated In value. Of course improvements cost money and dur higher civilization demands the modern improve­ ments and conveniences. But there Is no question at all but what we are paying fur more than our share of state taxes while the cities are escaping paying theirs. This injustice can bA and ought to be remedied at onee by our Supervisors. The Supervis­ ors at their meeting In January ought to agree upon a scale of reduction In the assewed valuation of property. In this city we know of business property and resident property that is assessed for more than It is worth and more than It could possibly be sold for. This is a downright hijustice to the owner and is a serious drawback In a buHlnesa way. What Is true of city proper­ ty hi no doubt true of country property. It is an .Injustice and It ought to be remed­ ied. When Barry County with less than 24.000 people bas to pay une-thlrd as much state tax as even tbe city of Grand Rapids, with her W.000 people, or when we have to pay one-twelfth as much state tax as the elty Of Detroit with oxer 300.000 popu­ lation. great business blocks and millions •nd millions of wealth, is unjusL But^no one la to blame except ourselves. We have gone on raising assessments, or main­ tain* the old ones. while other counties have been lowering their®* As long •■ we keep onr assessments where they are we will get no relief, and we ought not to expect it. Why oct commence next year and make a straight reduction all around of one-third on all assessed valuation and DON’T RUN THE RISK! WWtMlMA&MAtKOmxKAAMX saaaa.aa ■ — ‘HI Keep; your feet and also the feet of those depending up­ on you, dry and warm, it will save you manydpll’ars in d o c t o r s’ bills. * * * ‘ Every­ thing in footwear will be found at the Buys a pair of our Leather Stockings, size 7 l/2 and up. We are receiving testimonials of their good qualities every day. They are the Very Best made. rEd FronT Shot Come and WOOLLET & BRDHSOR (Rfctefter § burton® - LEAPING CLOTHIERS* On Nov. 20 an J every day there­ after we offer and will sell to the puolic the whole or any part of our large stock of HAVE YOU EVER 5EEN Groceries and Crockery. Pure Gum Rubber Overshoes for ladies? They will outwear three pair of the} common kind, The assortment is complete. The prices are right. The goods are new. WE HAVE THEM. ASK FOR And if _you will come and look over our stock you’ll find every­ thing you need. Novelties in China ware and Specialties in Fine China Hams & VaiAnai EXECUTOR’S We have a full stock of everything in Rubber Foot­ wear for men, women and boys. L E. 5TAQFFER In the matter of the estate of Wllllsm ome*. deceased notice i» hereby Riven that 1 sha reell at Public Auction to the [highest bidder on TUESDAY, DECEMBER J Bth, 1896 at ten o’cldck In the forenmp at ’^e prem!M> first herein deac-rlbed. < being on section**. bet ter known as Sludge farm, so calledi in shin of Casletou. m the count* ot Barry, in th« Ktateof Mich'gan. pursuant to license and au­ thority granted to me on the £3d day of October, K. D is96, by Probate Court of Barry count;, Mlchlgimkllaf -he estate right., title and In­ terest of said deceased, ol In and to the real es rate situated and being in the county of In tbe state of Michigan known and described ns follows to-wit: The prospect is that the price of watch­ Lake lest week. es will raise (the price on some move- , Mrs. Eva Russ and children, at Colorado niefits have been raised already), i win Sorinas, ere visiting her parents Mr. and sell qiy stock at the old low prices. Mrs. Wm. Hitchcock. John Bkssmer, the jeweler. Nelson Carveth. ot tl>e Kalamazoo asy­ Mrs. Anna Carveth and E. J. Evans, lum, was in lhe elty last week to attend Th. K.'hwt qusrrer <4 i-reUOD both of this city, were quietly married laut hia mothers wedding. Thursday evening by Rev. Thos. Cox at Harry Tefft, ot the U. ot M., and his tbe home of the bride. Only the Im med Isister Mlsa Tefft, ot New York state, are buildings, fences, and Is ale relatives were present. guests at D. W. Reynolds. In Cook & Cook’s east front window ■ Mrs. W. D. Kelley who baa been visit­ may be seen buckwheat in every stage ing Mlsa Gertrude Slebblna returned to from the way it looks when purchased her home at Muskegon. Monday. from the farmer till the time lifts floured. Mlsa Leoore Valliant had the misfortune Furnished by L. A. Eaton, of the Heatings deduct 10 per eent each year the next §-r and sugar orchard. And to sprain her ankle quite severely last eve­ three years. To be sure tbls wUl raise Koller Mills. ning by turning her toot on a stone. the “per cent” of taxation, because we A man living near Elwell was surprised Mr. and Mrs. A. Towle, ot Grand Rap- have got to raise just so much taxes any­ the morning of Nov. 4, to find a sign in Hoot of the caunon he had loaded to fire Ida. and Dr. and Mrs. Chas. Russell, ot Al­ way. but It will put us to a few years lu honor of Bryan’s election, which read legan. are expected In the city to spend froB now where we won’t have to pay an Executor. Tbankaglvlux with Mr. and Mrs. Julius as follows: “A charge to keep 1 have.*— unjust portion sfatate taxes. •Ex. •. . Bussell. New Furniture At Cost. 2 FINE FARMS HE McCOY FURNITURE CO. have decided to close out the entire stock, and will give prices at and below cost, and will offer the good housewife a golden opportunity of securing new Furniture at Cost for the first time in the history of the business in this city. The sale will positively close Nov. 30th. sx ass.’ ■ss-fssr tp,r2£(»1 H. A. OFFLEY, p. S.—For the further benefit of our customers we will include all Carpets in this sale. Archie McCoy Furniture Co �Hastings' Banner • GOLD IN THE SOUTH. -JTHE—. BEST . . ' LINGUISTS. ' ■'' - TO THE MOON, 38 MILES. ^nreday, Nov. 16, 1896. ................................................ • .. HL GALLEHER & BRO. This DUllnctk»xi. Opened. x In -conversation with a Frenchman The huge block of crystal which will In the search for valuable mineral-that is. anriferour ^nd argentiferous 1 the other evening a 1reporter asked tbe become the mirror for the great tele­ “How comes it scope has safely arrived in Paris. If ores—the source of attractions in this following questions:: country has been almost wholly toward that among the foreign population in all goes well the* exhibition of 1900 the wes| and northwest, while a section Paris the Russians are credited with will be able to boast of a distinct fea­ of the country much nearer home and the gift of speaking the best French?" ture. Whether the moon’s features will “ThejRussians, the Poles, nnd, I think be equally distinct is another question. JBood meann sound health. With pure, possibly os rich m mineral resources I has been passed by almost unnoticed, I may add, the Hungarians,” replied Prof. Loewy thinks not, butM. Deloncle rich, healthy blood, the stomach and di­ gestive organs will be vigorous, and there and remains to-day practically devel­ the Frenchman, “speak French with is still determined to carry through his . •will be no dyspepsia. Rheumatism and oped. That the Appalachian range of wonderful facility. Their accent is idea. Neuralgia will be unknown. Scrofula and mountains from Virginia on the north perfect^ and they acquire pll the finesse “The moon one yard off." It was Salt Rheum will disappear. With pure to tiie*rxtreme end of the range in the of the language with marvelous rapidi­ thus the scheme of the gigantic tele­ state of Alabama on the south is min­ ty. One can account for their capture scope was spoken of in the papers, but eral-bearing has been fully determined of pronunciation and acceht easily M. Deloncle, however ambitions he by the most expert geologists and min­ enough; but tbeir ability to get down , may be in central Africa, protests that eralogists of tbe country. In addition into the depths of a language in a com-I। he never had so preposterous a notion. ­ | He claims that it .will be possible to . short time is a little myste . to gold and silver there are to be found parativky rious. |You rou have have often often seen seen a a common common !, throw on to u-screen views of our satYour nerves will be strong, and your tin. zinc, lead, corundum, monazite and other valuable minerals, while din concertino, and the other thing | ellite brought within a distance of 38 Bleep sound, sweet and refreshing. Hood’s Sarsaparilla makew pure blood. moods and other precktus gems are ----- ....called the English concertina. mileK This remains to be seen. HowYou can only play a limited number of < ever, everybody will wish M. Deloncle, That is why it cures so many diseases. included in the wealth of nature’s store That is why so many thousands take it house along the slopes of this tunes qn the former, because it has no.J aud still more especially his shareto cure disease, "retain good health, pre- picturesque mountain range. This is senii-taiiea or half notes. There ah no holder*-*, every success in what one *vant sickness and suffering. Remember no fairy tale, and ns relates toaurifer $ound’ ahi ''iat the human tongue can utter , must still regard as an experiment. ous ores and deposits we have only to that is rhe iot-.included in the repertoire of i The new telescope mirror is the say that what lifts been done at Dah­ the I alter, CoMequently a Russian largest ever made. It wns cast at Jeulonega, Ga., may with prcqier manage­ hears no discordant * note in a foreign mont, n manufacturing place, ajid the ment be repeated on a more extensive language, He masters its pronuncia- Inst French station on the line to l^iege, scale in other sections along the range tion w th ease. Now. when a man ac- Colbgne and Berl.n. This' ‘ ‘ splendid ' * It is related of a student of Chilton fiuires a -correct pronunciation of a block of homogeneous crystal weighs J. CORE CALLEHER, M. D. • H. BERNARD CALLEHER, M. D., President and Manager. county, Ala., With a decided aversion to oreign tongue he can get tbe accent. 3,000 kilogrammes. Its diameter is 2.05 Is the One True Blood Purifier. $1 jier bottle. manual labor, 'that when he wanted a with 11 itle difficulty, especially if he has meters, and In its present nearly rough n . n... cure u™ Ills; •wy to little money lie would take an old pan n good|ear. am! that is something wh ich state cost £ 4,000. Of course, it was con- TME5E NOTCD men make a speclaltY ot all toons of Chronic Ditrases. Eye. Ear Nervous ■»« E1OOU S HlIlS take,easy Cooperate, ac. and go over to Mud creek and in a short almost; every Russian has. ,, royed to <*-•-«Paris in -q -special ----- «-« *train. — It * Sexual phrases. Urac, Kidney, Btadter, Lunn. Throat. Catarrh of the Bead. Asihma C™ ", Conaumptlon. Female piseaaea. Epilepsy (Or FalUDR Scrofula and all Blood Dlsera' F -'tt; time wash out gold enough to satisfy “Ths same can Im* said of the Poles was wrapped up In heavy felt blank­ Sez alll etvd with Itasot Vitality from indberetiou In Youth or matured Night f his immediate wants. I have seen and Hungarians. The Hungarians and ets, protected by hoops of soft wood, the terrible consequeneea followlnc them may be cured it taken in time. IteinendH-r thatmTr-SSJ FINE HEIRS TO A THRONE. specimens of gold-bearing rock taken Polish! languages have a compass prob­ with metal tires, mounted on pivots. h»r. (rcittrf jour OH, uc i*L4. iral hrwm- dliootiresMl ium <m: lu»P(,n.. J!',. .1-ilutiHyore wi>ra olbor. Wl. all CLItab'lb from a drift on the banks of tbe Waxa- ably :ui extensive as that of the Russian Thus packed, the mirror was tightly CASES OUARAWTBED. Thow ron"n>«l, pby.M.n.. ™ rrfw vou to tomdred, auVto : " hate,hie in Shelby county, of the same language. The theory that a man must wedged in a case that was-placed in * Arcbrlukr Karl Ludwig. .2 °V1U ‘"“X ” klnOIX. and It U-.erv I. a a n- oS U)l, I, u Im IOf lx* possessed of good musical ear in order the wagon on a bed of hurdles and you. you will Rut it Remember the date, aud come early, as the office !s alwa; '•owdtxl. The two young Austrian prifioes who, state. tJF“AH communications should be addressed to ' by the death of kheir father. Archduke The question is sometimes asked, to be ible to get over all the difficulties layers of hay. why, if the south has such valuable min ­ of pronunciation and accent is interest' For greater safety, the train stopped Charles Louis, are brought into the X»Xt. P-AT ,T ■ LT. eft, line of immediate; snecession, bear n eral resources, haw they not been more ing. and there may be something in it. only once, at Tergnier, and went at ax popular ill-repute which would have thoroughly developed? The question But it must be remembered that some of alow a pace as a royal Jrain, escorted one, and there are various the b^st linguists the world has ^ver by a railway inspector. It was insured been excessive even in the Munich or is a pertinent Stuttgart of a generation ago. Both ! realms for this lack of development, seen kcre men without any car for to its full .value. The same afternoon it arc reputed to be unable to read and j but the most prominent one is the fact muslcj Bismarck, for instance, who can wm removed from the northern termi­ write correctly any one of the ion- ’ that Pr><>r to the late wax the south wns speak I half a dozen languages fluent­ nus to tin- workshop. The mirror, be­ gnagos in which an Austrian ruler is ' a book, controlled almost exclu- ly and elegantly, has no ear for music; fore leaving Jeumont, went through a sapposed to be proficient. ■ sively by wealthy men who were sluvt- in foot, he can’t understand why any­ second grinding of its faces, being as After the suicide of Archduke Ru- | holders, and the raising and selling body should like it. For him It is *all smooth as fine, plate glass. But for , telescopic purposes this sort of smooth­ dolph, in 1889, an effort was made to cotton, tobacco, corp and other prod- damned noise.’ | nets of the soil afforded magnificent pong English-speaking people ness is roughness itself. Thtufinishing tiain the mind of the eldest of these cousins. Archduke Francis Ferdi­ j revenues, with which they were well : Am­ leans, especially the ladies, talk process will take two years and six nand. He was sent on a tour around ’ satisfied. These men looked upon the ! the test French. It Is not generally months, and by more expeditious proc­ the world, anj] (TW* pretense was car­ intrusion of' ouftido “Yankees" ns *known that there in a marked d ifference esses than any hitherto in use, which, ried to the length of issuing a record detrimental td the best interests of between the accents of Amereions and moreover, will give, greater accuracy Englishmen when they speak the dip­ than anything known. wniou he ne was wns said suia to . southern institutions. of vuacrvainMiB observations which Hitherto astronomical mirrors and hare written.’ All that he really de- j T^ie wa-r closed the sources of south- lomatic language. There is what we rived from the journey was a malady ern resources temporarily, and the end • call lhe American accent, and, while lenses have l>ee.n poiished by hand by from which he is now slowly dying. " of hostilities found the once opulent therejis the British accent, and while we filowly rubbing the gloss with the naked . He isdhc prince who scandalized Vi- southern gentleman very poor in this Frcndhmen rannot admire either, v\e linnd. sometimes, but not always, ona in his youth by halting a peasant world’s goods, nnd his broad plnnta- are bpund t<Muhnit that the former is moistened with oil. albumen and other Moreover, the average substances, which are the maker’s se­ funeral procession w liich he met while । tions were divided and subdivided lie­ preferable. numerous small owners. For i American Ame traveler Is more observing cret. The drawback of the process is riding, and compelling the mourners tween ' He that the mere, heat of the hand may to hold the bier while he leaped his years after the “unplcasantnesR” there • tthan Itlie average Englishman. catcl ’ quicker, ns we say hiiomatic- cause Uie surface to warp. horse backward and forward over the existed a very strained foriing between catchpsun . if indeed that phrase is notaspeciThe new mechanical process, of which oaffin. His uncle, the emperor, thrashed the two sections of the country, which I! ally, men Af 4f what minmay ......... be called -I... the argot of particulars are not known, will produce hhn with a stick for this exploit, al­ would not admit of northern capital’- TTt^rv though he was at the time n grown and industry developing southern re- : Now (York. But it is expressive, and n surface approaching n true plane. extent-. tent. FortunateFortunate­ everydEhing thatria expressive is good. ‘ one ten-thousandth part of a twn a nd nn officer In fhe army. His sources to any great ex French-speaking and millimeter. Even this marvelous fin­ rdpidly dying out, aud and । “A4 u rrule, ‘ brother Otto is the hero of another ex­ ly this feeling is rapidly , Engffeh-sfmaking peoples are not good ^h will leave a margin, nxtronomers southerner, with his chnraccha ploit, involving a public, insult of the the true southern^*, are_ con, ; _ tell us, for errors. The w’hole finishing CTORwst kind to his own wife, for teristic and traditional generosityj now j linguists. Of course, there which the Austrians were delighted tn stands ready to welcome any industry . spicucn>us exceptions, but the rule.holds prtK-ess u ill cost £6.000. The silvering leiirn that he jalso felt the emperor’s •or enterprise th at will be for the best [ good, The Germans, on tbe other hand, j w,ll not cost anything to speuje of. mirror will mounted uirough inferior to the Russians may । 'The rv-----’---------'**b* ------------‘ J on “two — interests of the south, and is willing j, throw? cunj. good linguists. They arms ter. meters long, and will be set |ln explanation, though not in de- , Mld cu{rcr to assist in the development, । be sei down as n ! In the few southern workings of. it difficulty in putting their b ’ s * n motion by machinery of the usual have great * ‘ ‘ ’ tense, of their vicious worthlessness, T“ *’*“ * " V “* itjis remembered that these youug iqen auriferous ores, with but few excep­ in their proper places, and Frenchmen «ort. The rays gathered from planetary Inherit not only the wegst qualities of tions, only primitive methods of ex­ make fun of them on account of that KPAce will be reflected horizontally tho degenerate Hapsburg blood, but tracting the metal have been in fka*, weakness, but in time they manage to through a mammoth tube 60 meters -,J on piles ~~ of * masonry. The are grandsons of that criminal lunatic and it remains for men of energy and get over that defect. Wireover, they ’long, *laid whoq. Englishmen still remember--the perseverance, lacked "up with a little always attack a language boldly, with­ lenses of flint nnd crown glass will be one meter and 25 centimeters, the out efiring a fig for the blunders they capital and ]>ossessed of modern apNeapolitan "Bomba "—London SaMtrIpliances for extracting the auriferous make; and doubtless that is a good plan. largest in the^vorld. and the images, flay Review. enlarged 6.000 times, will be thrown “It is, of course, well known that the deposit from both rock and placer, to Laminouw Sea Crab. astonish the country with a showing Jew’s ihave a wonderful power of pick- OD*° A screen, which thousands of peoktai? of the marine curiosities recently of tbe wealth of the Appalachians.— ing up languages. That is a gift which P1® win view at a time. fished fiom the bottom of th? Indian * Springfield (Moss.) Republican. they received from the persecutions 1 The rooon moon will. will, If if all al] goes well, be osenn by a dredging vessel in the em- j that compelled them to become a no-. brought within 38 miles, but it is most p^oy of tbe Calcutta Society of Natural ; , OILED HIS WHEEL. tuadie race, but the .fact that they are doubtful whether images on this scale History was a mammoth sea crab which A tUlxbt Mistake In Bottles, However, great traders, hard students, and keen w^l prove correct. M. Loewy, the nsccfutfoually emitted a bright white ' observerswith good ears, must also have ®istant director of the Paris observa. Apparently Cao»cd Trouble. .light similar to that seen in the spas- ' | *°ry, who has submitted some splenHe strode into the second-hand bicy­ something to do with IL mbdlc flashes of phosphererevnt lum’.n- cle dealer’s with a look of rage upon his “It has been said that the ability to ^ld photographs of the mo^n, believes !•-r.dkd by ouncommon fireflies. J —— -------------- ------------x-------grasp many■■ -«languages does not neces1­ that the limit of 94 miles he has reached face. Tpe oddity was capiured in daytime ’ _____________ practical for « long time — the —most ------- r— — “Say, this is a pretty deal yon have sarily denote a-higti order of intellect: is nnd placed in a large tank, nothing ^Hearne. Why. it would take n steam but that is a question which had better Comc- Larger images will be indispeculiar except its immense size being . engine to furnish power enough to run be left with the philosoph?rs. All we , ^ tinct. nct- —Paris Cor. London News. noticeable in the broad glare of the machine.” know for a certainty is that it gives tropical sun. At nlrht, however, when ' “Why, what is tbe matter with It?" poor evidence of stupidity.”—N. Y. Sun. “Why doe*? Miss Screecher always AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE all wns in pitchy darkness, the crab sur- ' ajjked the dealer, alarmed at the growopen her window when she plays on peiserl the naturalists by lighting up jng rag? of the customer olthe day beONE GOOD INDIAN. the piano?" I “T° give th* neighbors a chauce to 1ue tank so that ell the otlier sea crea- fore, tures. great and small, occupying the । -Matter! matter enough. enough. You You told told A Unique Character of Southern c»n- । leave before she begins practicing.”— “Matter! matter tahne tank could be plainly.seen. When ' me' this was an easy-running machine, ' Detroit Free Prew, WITHOUT COST. Bishop D. A Goodsell writes of a • ------------ !__ -______ 'antl y°u ca,ft make'5t bud^- 1 o|,cd u Taklnx'No Chances. w|th n Mira pole he emitted flashes of light . jreR|1|v tjjjg morning> just l»efore going unique character, Chico Pescadero, a » « a Nurse—Now, then. Master Georgfe, Sonora Indian of Santa Barbara, Cal. which enabled the experimenters to out; OJivt and in five minutes, sir, it was The following gives some idea of his in­ you must come and have your face rradsn-all print, even thouah otherwise ^‘e* drasstaff a load ofirtoM."’. washed; your grondfat her‘i» coming to teresting personality: ths-r were In total darkness.-St. Louis ..s„rf you nMl) pnrc oiI ?He spoke Spanish well, but in speak­ tea. Bmmulic.-Used the stuff yon pave me tn the George—Yes: but :ffx»se he don’t ing with Americans used an amusing Th. Most Ardent With bottle. Bad enough, probably.” patois, a mixture of Spanish and Eng­ come, what thru?—London Sketch. t e The father of all the wills and the' “In the bottle? Why. mnn. I didn’t lish that was delightful to hear. His npst Jimdeot document of Its kind ffivo^yon any bottle of oil. It is In a voice was musical, hi” enunciation dis­ kfiow*to historians and antiquarians Is caf};’’ tinct, arid he had not u trace of the hesi­ thlat^jf “the great King Sennacherib," r--s j! “Can, ch? Well, what do ypu call tation of a very old man. While of HERE IS | raeut-anrei in the that?" raid the irate nun, as he took who Is frequently — --™.. ’ ” L. " books he knew almost- nothing, he was The Greatest Republican Paper of the West. --- arxl also — by * 4. . Scriptures, ,io».*phus and the bottle out of tlfe leather case. “I a constant ar.d adoring student of na­ ONLY ONE| Herodotus. SeuDceberib lived nnd put it in the bearings’ just as you told ture. He always reminded me of the TT.‘.B.th? mosr stal^art end unswerving Republican Weekly pn SURE WAYS * L itsheu today and can always be relied upon for fair and honest r reigned between 702 and GSO B. C.. nnd , me.” prophets of olden time, for to him God “My dear fellow, that is the liquid ce­ # ports of all political anairs in his will, which wap written, upon wmeverywhere. in sky and star and sea. knmr.itomcdicr.lg - a tablet of clay, arid which v. c found in ment for tires."—N. Y. World. men for prompt■ He was devout, too. in his mental hab­ The Weekly Inter Ocean Supplies All of the New s thk* ruins of the royal paku-e, he gives . ly. checkins# Indiana Lire on Roots. it and his toll; was like one of those K of year .. .. and tbe Best of Current Literature. trouble* of th.-# hit* sons "certain efon-« of precious : i The Indians British Guiana are not psalms which dwell on th»: beauty and .It is Morally Clean, and as a Family Paper is Without a Peer. kidney, and re-’ things." nt that time deposited in the far removed from tbe lowest savage*? grandeur, of nature. When ante became ' when men .. storing these great tetnple of Nebo. *These same sons, by . in the depths of the dark continent, master of his dialect one felt that he and women .. organs to health Its Literary Columns are equal the way, afterward killed their father I A root called the cassava is their prin-^ was in the presence of a true poet. He become weak­ and strength, and to those of the best magaiines. while at hia devotions?.—Golden Days. cipal footj. It is prepared for use by had the dramatic faculty to the point of that is by the use of 1 scraping it on a pice? of timber studded genius. Eyes, hands, feet, attitude, all ened by .. Its Youtn’s Department is the j with sharp pebbles. Communism to its talked and reinforced ,his words. He the weath­ finest of its kind. j fullest extent prevails among them. As was both humorous and witty and I ' to clothes, the men get along with a fancy that’ anyone who looks at the cor­ er, and run **snlly the N«w» of the F.ntin* World and glets I breech clout while the women are in ners of his eyes can see the twinkle down gener­ ir.'i „ },und ablest dlscu.'iMoDS. of all questions of the dnv. l he It has* stood the . SUFFER L-TOLD MISERIES. ' i the height of fashion with a simple which was seldom absent from those c“a". F 'T* ’wrl' ” ot reading matter each week test of time: it has ally The *»«pl»*hed tn d hit-aurojg tetter sdspted to tin* needs Of fringe. Though dwarfs they are well true soul-windows. They were large, saved thousands of me people went ot the Alleghany Mountains tnan any other paper. first parts that ‘ made and sturdy, make capital boat­ soft and beautifully brown, but they lives; it has restor­ men and are splendid swimmers. All had a dangerous snap in them some­ the weather ed millions of suf­ ferers to health; the real work is done by the women.— times.—Chautauquan. affects are the it has done what Nineteenth Century. was never done, kidneys. The Frier of SSI. Dally by mail $4 W per ye The SS-orwy Equinox**. The DiliIf ud Sunday UI- 5 Price E" ; ACTS AS A specific “That fellow Danvers, B.t the head of attempted of Sunflur by autiJC.OO per yc urea is not never The popular belief that storms are the table, is a deep one.” Ums of Tbe Inter Ocean ire Daily - - and■ Sunday by null*8.00 per ye before; it lias made more frequent about the time of the men stronger and off, “Nonsense! What makes you think thrown tbe best of tbeir Kind.... Addrew THE INTER OCEAN', Chivas equinoxes, or when the “sun crosses the healthier; ft. has It eat»*«s health to bloom. and! but is forced line," in March and September, receives ■Why. he bu already drank hia «iith l,' 1. nnrin ,h I brighter and hap­ some slight degree of support from the bottle Uie and la apparently not half half full and is apparently not full , CK UP°n tne pier; - it stands recent investigations of Prof. Hellmann yet.”— Detroit Free Press. k Never fate to Rcouiaw lungs, and dis­ alone in all these concerning the weather of Europe. In qualities. Do results Whales* Noses. 'ease southwestern Europe March is the not “ Thea hale'a noee iaontapof the bend; ----- Caused bv stormiest month, wit Ke in the British Islands and Norway January takes the at least bia nostril, are sitnated there, weakneeq o thus , i « jM lead in that respect; but considering through which he expel* lhe column* of Kiancys it appears that water durfog the action known as COOK -BROS, Proprietors Pure Kalamazoo Curative Institute will be at Hastinco House Saturday, November 28, B WHERE THEY CAN BE CONSULTED THEE Blood AV i Hood ’ s Sarsaparilla FREE BUTTONS! AN ELEGANT BUTTON FREE with each package of SV1 SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTES A COLLECTION OF BUTTONS . JHIS j8S THE ITIME $1.00 — R — Weekly Inter f, $1.00 Ocean! Thousands ot Women BRADFIELD’S FE/AALE ; REGULATOR, : ; •*-00si o 1 ’-TO ^r ^FCURE V �Hastings Banner "Thursday, Nov. z6. 1896. 'AIR Haw the Money for the Huao Un­ dertaking Win Be Rained. — COOK BROS. Proprietor*. P>TH AND POINT. .»,7£h' Intl'11*,ti’' One—“Did you FASHION AND FANCY. PERFECT HEALTH. Powr’TD^i*rthe"‘°r*hroad?" Th< O“!gner-"Art? I wouldn't There i* * deal of talk about the are atndy it. i 1|K)U . •k-eves being maue smaller, but dress­ -Indmnnpoli. Journal. makers do not cull for any les* materia) y ~2?'W’ drawl Clrd>«l Craven! with which to make them, nor do they look any smaller when our new dre**es °'uchlTalr>-' ! Jfo Moro Of tho Disease Here Than I"*1” h' “""‘’C IVrehanci come home. Indeed, the fashionable Elsewhere. Insplteof theoppo,|Uonof theprov. I.eL kni^h.ln>I'rt«l<»i»tr (And th. woman finds that quite as many yards froll iX‘d- a ""“‘a Mnount of protest *'p‘ir'v<i °n hla ore required as heretofore, and she j* from Pan* on the sere ot Uie defaceShow That the Stamina of th, j foree<l to economize in other direcxaeut of the Champ* Elvse«w f.hn iCiice In America Ua« Shown No ^h M e’^ltk;n of 1900 wiDwtaialy w.T' Dnh '‘ a BOOd denl dn»n<iin' on de | tK>ns*than in the quantity of fabric IHicrioratton—Vigor ot Oar People. be held. 1 he go v eminent ot the repub. p“J." n“° applies 'U inergiM,” .aid I she needs for her dress. Puffings, shir'1nE^’“'. “Dc h“s drummer often i rings and plaitings consume an enorHo will contribute S3.000.000, which han uses up taoah muscle on one chune dan Ty,- Ndief in the greater nervousness already been voted. and the city ot de fus-fiddler does on half a dozen.”- Yuous amount cf material, but it i* disposed in such attractive ways that of American seems very widespread, Pana ts not likely to give lew, than S3 Washington Star. 000,000. But. u the exponitton 1. “ one does not grudge a few extra yards. -j. Dr. Beard, of New York, was One of the newest waists lias the en­ A Small Favor.—“Your fine,” hu<1 0II -,f the first to describe nervous sso.ouo.ooo, anotherii2.ooo.ooo will ,tm the judge, “will be a dollar and costa." tire . -yoke ,in puffs ■ ---------------------------not over three-quar.... ..tition, and to give it its medical have to be provided. It 1. not the cus­ ♦ n«* .1. — * . . « ■ couldn t you make it 08 cents? ” asked tcrso ‘ “n inch wide; another has a capereturns of tlia. name of neurasthenia, neurastmtnla, so that It ha* baa tom in ,u Ir nwee nine, to vJait Walt for for tho thoreturnsot _ V ■ bien-convicted _ . o7rid! . —I- ~ _made -- V . puffs — 72d the lassi*. lady who 1hud "^P*^ trimming of •n spoken of as “the American money to make up the deficiency ing after dark without a lighted Ion- edged wWJh with lace; ,n"“’ others Khave — *the v entire •— lu his work on “American ronalnlng after pnymentof the milivm. diX’ifront from shoulder seuni to belt in nar­ tern. Indianapolis Journal. • • • t-_ .treats __ ... chiefly of n ___ »-• ** tiona. TH... The exposition ot.... 1889 woa pijj snr.he the Linttu —Humane Society Officer--“Hi, Ui! row puffs. Sleeves arc puffed from rnm Uu Worlds Outland, <Md and there «tu in liana hand Ior for ; : the nervousness, and itaaymp- tor, , — money 1U comfortably hut could only get up aftergreat ^-top there. There's a law against car-1 shotildrirs to-wrists, and made up after After on extended trip lasting *ever*l difficulty and by helping myself with my 11‘ti’pting almost as an axiom the cost of administration, before the tying babies on bicycles.” Bicyclist— 1 the puffing is completed. Thi* takes up months and embracing many points of in- hands or with other awnirtanee. gutra were opened. Thin wn» done bv । tement t hat Americans ore more tin “ I had consulted physicians and tried a “Out of the way, man. Thig oni. has u large amount of goods. - than any other race, and that B veryywg.,,1™,, reheme of Jrenlnu ' ner One of the peculiarities of the season terert throughout tbe West and South, Mr. good many remedies but with no buri*factory t he smallpox, aud I’m taking him to the results. vastly greater amount of nerv- bonds for 2S francs each, each of which ' doctor’s.”—Cleveland Exchange. is the trimming of dresses with velvet George Lockhart, of Hudson, Ohio, returned “We read of the Marshall case, of Hamil­ home a few days ago. He is bright and ,< .u • in this country than in Ku­ bore 23 oouixnw which were rerehnble I and heavy satin. Velvet especially is ton, Ontario, a wonderful cure attributed to — "I went to the installation of out ' g«nial as ever and look* as if his long holi ­ ll.- a<lm!ts. however. that the ae- m ndniiwlon tlcketa. The extreme peDr. Williams* Pink Pill* for Pale People. touch liked, nnd slrice this goods is I sent for a box of them, and was helped at 75 ' new minister last nighU”. *aid Mrs. nude practically uncrushuble its durn- day had thoroughly agreed with him. ,>r?n< of organic Errvous disease, nod of payment for the Iwials Dinwiddie, who is u devout Presby­ Mr. Lockhart's busin«Y« during hi* travels once, and by the time I had taken one box I |.H*>motor ataxia nnd apoplexy, years, but. beginning with the expo' bility ns well as its beauty commends it could get up out of the chair at, spry m. any terian. "In your church the ministers took him frequently tp Hot Spring* and •tatbly less freniH’nt. the increase sitlon yrar. there were to be SI draw­ ’ t<‘l the woman who has only s limited one. aud could run, and do any kiad of war* get acquainted with their peo(ite on the other health resorts. He docs not appear to ■ I ever ooald. . in the so-called functional court 1­ ings of the numbers of tbe bonds to Im b-i instullnirnt plan, do they?" asked Mrs amount of cash tp expend on her ward- ,have. been very favorably impreoed with • “ Sin^e taking Pink Pills I have been able : . urtuAthenin, hysteria and the paid off. and the first two or three num­ Van Braum, who is n MethodistFitts i to work at such work ar> sawing wood—roll­ the peculiarities of life nt such places, nor ! bers drawn were to be entitled to lotit is probable that the majority A particularly swell costume of velvet 111 ing Ioijh, in fact, I have no occasion to •'........• ................ him IU IUL- , burgh Chronicle-Telegraph. -Iflth the benefits received by the patients. ’ favor myself on aeoount of my injury’- Why, . . bond . ' j;>e<>ple not physicians In ’ t.CFv tery prizes. 'Tl... The holder-of . estich hn-s tbe skirt open at the sides, and Dr. ( oke. at one. time chaplain of “ Men go there to get cured of disease,’* says last summer I dug a ditch eighty rods long would udmij without a- thus acquin'il a loiter 1* ticket — • - 25 ad­ ' lottery panel* o< briwht silk either ift rich broGreenwich hospital, was (according to he. "They take one hot bath in the morn- and two feet deep. I attribute my freedom tip! as.a |*roplw we nre i^culi- I ndasion tickets and the ’ M- rtainty of get- James Payn) “a churchman of th*- <•j-.de or in pTaitlngn of le**, expensive iug and spend the rest of die. day generally from pains entirely to Pink Pills, it is a i< .1 to nervousdiseasr. I ting wonderful medicine. 1 think my wife’s cure silk. The revvrs, vest, collar and cuffs „ his«jnoney money bnqk,' back.’ vwithout Interest, in drinking, gambling and general dissipa­ from creeping paralysis was even greater tawny-port-wlne school.” When wiled - , within a time which might-be anywhere tore made of the same material as the .-h', ax 1 have said, the atatlation. How they can expect to recover under i than mine?' in to minister to one of the patients on not t’onvlusive, ncvcrthrkms be.twwn a few tnontha and 75 years. panels. A nether costume of velvet has such treatment pusses my comprehension. । Mr. Rone derired to put the above in th* bis ’death-bed. and finding him perjistics as we have, and its- eonThe scheme was form of an affidavit, ana did so as follows: “ ' wm a brilliant- success, sueCeu, eneh seam opened and corded with satinBut they are, ns a rule, what the world calls ii State of Micrigam, I tnrbed ns to his’ ghostly welfare, lie irawn from various ges.eral | and had Diis, among other unexpected of n contrasting color. One model has good fellows, free with their money and bent . Couxty op A-rhuM. | “■ ' ‘n>. absolutely contradict this j rreulte’ of giving the public the benefit comforted him by saying: “Don’t con­ ronin of Coni-colored satin on very dark ou enjoying themselves. Jame* F, Roer, bring duly sworn on hia It is only slue*- the war pf 1812 of « ronsidembk- mhictipii in She pric? cern yourself nlio'ut th.it, my dear fel l ine velvet. The cutaway jacket Is faced “ With.one man, however, whom I met at oath says that-the foregoing statement is true. my affair.’’ . \nirricau ha« acquired his | admission. The an'iount piid to the low, that’s ----and bomxl wfith corn-colored eatln. The such a place I formol what I hope will prove James F. Rose. । sl< eves are m.-.dr in several sections and a permanent friendship. I am indebted to : Sworn and subscribed to liefore me th!* । for restless energy::before t’^position by the syndicate of bankers COLLEGES OF NOBLES. him for benefits which have left on my, 29th day of February1, 11196. , । anulsv cor4<-d, as arc all the yearns of \ k-nounced is indolent and | took the bonds, after providing a mind a feeling of the strongest Gratitude. 1 C. E. Deksmohe, Notary Public. ;’p to 4-he iwrioSi of the civil j sinking fund, for their gradual redemp* A*««imbln(;ca of Arfatocmts of Varying In- the bucjc of the waist. Down either side 1 was, as you know, not at ail well. A of the front breadth are wide bunds slight lameness in my right leg. contracted $4,300,000. which, tluence iu Continental Countrh *. oas also denounced fcs physical- t ion, wa* “4 * ”,‘rt z“'r* ~ *-* ’ added- to the • From thr Breeze, Bellaire, Mich. The congress held at Berlin of the of corn-rc-lored g-.dluon embroidered in about a year ago, had gradually become ■ te, inferior in bulk, strength receipts from concessions and priv­ worse until I was compelled to go around on Dr. Williams’ Medicixs Comfakt, 1 bipe. Thr vest is of cQra-colqred chiffon crutches nobles of Germany for the discussion ileges, the returns from the Hale of old :ur.ince to hik English cousin. all the time. Then my general Schenectady, N. Y. with mrrrou blue velvet rib­ health failed, and in the latter part of the Th* :vjl war put. un end to such talk. materials and th-* amount cohtributtal of questions which have arisen -with.re-’ crcs-s-lnevG Gentlemen I feel that I should write ions. The jiat is of blue braid, with summer I had about concluded to come . endured more than ours in by the state 'nnd the city of Paris, gartl to the prac tice of dueling serve* to you of the benefit I have received from your borne to die. Such a state of affairs, as you of the expo- call attention' to the. fact that eonven- J tows of corn-colored ribbon, cowalips will easily understand was anything but Pink Pills for Pale People. I have been a <•1.1: ro ]>rople endured more than brought the total revenues ____________ who staved behind waiting and i aitfon up to very nearly $10.«MX),000. Ass tions and colleges of nobles exist in and ostrich lips for trimming. comfortable. I was, in fact, neither more A novelty costume is made of grass nor less than a helpless invalid, a nuisance great sufferer, and for nearly twenty year* I, every country the exposition cost less than £8,500.000, - continental . . of Europeex-j . , truly,say have seen seen aa weu well aay day un un-­ to myself and everybody around me. It was j cannot wuiy say iI nave -he :• ord of the ^firat Kentucky there was a surplus of-about $1,500,000 Pt,n? France. Italy and Switzerland, Switzerland,J■ linen. All of tbe seams nre opened and fit this juncture that one dav on the train I * til after I used Pink Pills. I was an invalid ,, ce cepting spite a repub-,. •otded'with .green velvet. A pnasenien- f.ll imu eonremUoo with the man I men-, for fuurteen yean, Mven .1 which I wa. riPite of its being » :• : hi,theconfederate army, almost to b« divided In the ratio of their con- the hitter, in s teri«- about ten inches wide is placed tion. He recommendeu me to try Dr. Wilu . . . , , . , , rk u-m-ly in action oron the inarch tributions between the utate nnd the ,ic* l‘«*s***ing » large number of ex ! I did w. Yon-we tha and had to be earned when around the skirt nt the hem. This linms* Pink Pill.a hundrtxl days in 1SG4; retreating city of Paris. The problem of 1900 i< trrmrly patrician families. result." ' ;■ [ moved from place to place. 1 was troubled i ’ dsseiwiitrrl*I k mode with glmpaboul ' In A'^triaond Russia the colleges arc An<i Mr. Lockhart expanded his broad with serious stomach trouble*, and was con• • homes, with the hQ(M*of8ue- n more difficult one. It.ia not n question cf getting. 85.000.000, but. of raising .regularly const it uted I nidies and repn-! two inches wide and pyramid-shaped chest and smiled. ’* Look here," he con- ‘ rtintlvzrowinR wnrec M v • ti’y fad ms’away; 1,140 strong My feet became pari>oint*. The waist is hi jacket fashion, tinned, as hr took off his hat and holding it \ twice that amount, on the pledge of eri:ui *uch in the legislatures. | ' • l» ginning, suffering 1.SOO fatal on a level with his head, kicked it easily 1 dyxed, then my ankles and afterward* my Profiting by the ex- provincial as well iw Imperial, by dele- ; with .a full front of embroidery, also with the foot that used ,to In? lame. No I knees became paralyzed. We became conI rd wounds,' with only 50 left trance fjekets. ' embroidered collar and sleeve*. A large better picture of perfect health and abound- j yinced that creeping paralysis had fastened :• nipstering 240 ut the ample of Chicago, which collected near- P»<cs. while each province has its so- i >"»« of linen Is set on the top of each ing animal spirits could be wished for than itself upon me, and my death was thought to ly ten times us mu h from ^ncesaions nrnrshnl of the nobility, who is I. ■ h has than ten desert-ions— 1he ----------a matter —of *■“ only ’ a short ’—* *' time. — " My 'husband • * slrevo, the loops of this bow bring nt this one-time in relief iFesident of the local college of nnd privileges ns Paris didTin 1389. it t ’’ My future movements are uncertain,” I had procured* some Pink Pills, and os they least a quarter of n yard wide. The chip said Mr. Lockbardt at parting. “ I will re­ ■ were helping him greatly i trim! them, and obles. 'Inasmuch us most of thesv are vrre of the purest A mere is probable that tho managers of t „hut ban a trimming of embroidered main in Hudson for some time, but before ran truly suy of them that they are an ex­ laud-owhers It is ecay. to appreciate ; show of 1900 will extract a great ' chiffori n'grots nnd rolls of green velvet. the summer is over I expect to make a visit traordinary medicine. I have experienced their importance and till 30 years ago . relief beyond rny fondest hope almost. My * ■:» th« same tirt't* Dr. Brown­ more than $400,000—the ; : A coaturor of black chiffon hn» Been to Europe.” they constituted pretty much the.only! paralysis is a thing of the part, and thougn from S: found that the American mam- I jiorted by their predeet greatly admired; The skirt is trimmed I * T «. t c . I am a woman of sixty-three years, I now bodies in the empire that, could in any ■ survived injuries .that- were 4n- I that source. But, even if Xi jI with n bowled passementerie outlining A LUIUDCrniHIl S EXpCFlCUCCi do all my housework, and am enjoying good way be described as parliamentary. 1 000,000. there would still health. Thanks to Dr. Williams' and hi* n $10. ■ i' fatal to the European, and our n long bosque-shaped yoke at the top of From the Brent, Bellaire, Mich. medicines. In Russia there is likewise. for each -_• - found a surprising ;wrcent- , 000.600 to be rubed mainly ofi'admix- , the skirt. The waist hsis the sides and “ Have Pink Pilh done me any good ? (Signed.) Margaret Bose. of the European provinces, an assembly , j hnck rtose fitting. The sleeves nre enor- What, Dr. William*’ Pink Pill, fur Pale ; r if recovery from ate were gunshot: afons. It will be found agood deal easier ■ State of Michigan, ) of nobles presided over by a marshal. | to double tbe size and cost, of the ex ­ v. ■. !$. grei!ter probably than bad ever : ' mpus puffs, with fitted ruffs below the People? Indeed, I should thirjk they hare. County of Antrim. ( Margaret Rose, being duly sworn, depose* beobserved in Eurojxe. Dr. B. A. position than to double the number of which constitutes practically the only । elbows. The front of the waist is of the “ My family- have •■verir reason to feel legislative dirt in the district. At any | and sars that the foregoing statement by her found that 1 he American soldier | its visitors. ! pnsw»mrnteri»‘; and on cither side of grateful to Dr. Williams for hi. wonderful subscribed is true. rate, it is the only representative body ; I this front, which is in vest shape, are The indirect gains of the enterprise ( • is physically ns well developed as the j medicine,” said James F. Bote, a gentleman C. K Densmore, Notary Public. Earopean, and Dr. H. P. Bowditch found are less open, to question. The prov­ tliat possesses the right as such to act*', ruffles of the chiffon, crimped very sixty-three year, of age. and one of the old­ Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills contain, in a con­ dress the cznr. and whatever septimenta c.2t the American schoolboy was the ’ inces argue from experience that it ‘ closely, then plaited and gathered after- est nettlersof Helena Township, in Antrim densed form, all the elements necessary to give new life ana richness to the blood and restore of independence exist in Russia are to, « ;ual in measurement of the boys of ( will draw a great deni of money from l>c found in these colleges of nobles, j1 ward. At least six yards of ruffle nre County, Michigan. ■hattm-d nerves. They are an unfailing spe!'• an?I Rugby. American life-insur- j them, even as the states of the central I jiut into one. This trimming extend* “I was working with *ome large logging’ cific for such disease* as locomotor ataxia, Thus one of the first petition* that, thr , h.. un<!ewrrhers,-loo, have found that I west found the Columbian exposition a present czar received after his aacen- ।j from thr shoulder seams down the sides wheels lumbering, *ome eighteen years ago,, partial paralysis, St. Vitus' dance sciatica, - --------- -----------, ' of thr front to the belt. The collar is and wm reriou.ly- injured. I was thrown a> neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, th* the k-ngerity in this country is as great severe drain on'their current cash. But the exposition of 1889 brought the «lon to the throne was an appeal from , made of the same material. Thr bonnet long distance striking on rome logs and I after effect of la grippe, palpitation of the ft' it is in Europe, or greater. The rise i broke my left hip, fractured three rib*, andI hcart,*i P*le and sallow complexions, all form* i worn with this is of passementerie mid injured my left shoulder. porerntnent un Increase of SS.OOO.OOO In the collegm I was uncon­• of wrakneas either in male or female. Pink cf • south since, the civil war, and the [ 1; tier no clrcunihtnnces surrender even I Ince, with mgrets and very small ostrich scious twenty-four hours, and it was a long’ Pill* are sold by all,dealers, or will be sent receipts from customs and other taxes, t.ipt recovery* of individual com-j time before I could walk at all. post paid on-receipt of price, .50 cents a box or the slightest veatige of his autocratic njuni:i'*s, such as Chicago, Boston and > while in tbe increa-so of octroi duties . power. Theae colleges constituted f°r'. tips. A dress of spotted taffeta is made “ Finally I got so I could hobble aroundI six box« for $2.50 (they are never sold in bulk in nrlucraa fashion. There is’ an Eton * little, but always suffered gn.-at pain while• or by the 100), by addressing Dr. William** Portland, after great conflagrations, j the city of Paris received $1,800,006. In ■ a long time an insuperable obstacle to . moving about. I could sit in a chair quitej Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y. >”.• further instances of the great re- the half year in which the exposition ' the liberation of the serfs by Emperor . jacket-shaped trimming of passemen- j tcrlr anil canbroidery, and a wide band . was open the six great railroad* lead- | cuperativepower of bur people. Alexander II. They hayr rrjieutedly • Since the civil war our physical oon- ing into Paris had nn increase of pjis-, petitioned the crown against the aboli- ■ of trirrffning passes down the outer side . dr.ton has greatly improved. The senger traffic amounting to $9,000,000, tion of the knout, and a few months ago of the sleeve from shoulders to el-1 bows. The high, flaring collar is of j grenh r interest in athletics, and better due solely to the attraction of the show. one of these colleges created a s-nsa j cooking, have probably had something Of the 60,000 exhibitors It was esti-, tion by entreating the czar to make; passementerie. Tbe bat worn with this to-’.- with this improvement. We have j mated that each spent on his exhibit . a distinction between the nobles of hi** ;| has a wide brim, nnd is trimmed with sjiotted chiffon nnd closely-curled held the America’s cup for nearly 50 ' an average of $600, making a total of , own making and tbqpr who are indebt- ( feathers. A traveling costume is mode years. In shooting, cricket, rowing and ' $36,900,000, mostly spent in France. ‘ ed for their rank to their inheritance I of French gray suiting. The skirt is tennis we have not been inferior in in­ Then there was. during the whole 180 ( —of courae in favor of tbe latter. ,uc waist is in basque-shape^ the ' plain, the ternational contests. In track ath­ days of the exposition, an average ad­ In Spain the so-culled college of no t t.urn i>aC]< from a full length letics Yale has recently shown her su­ dition of 200,000 persons to the populh* | bility represents the interests pot of' The collar is of velvet, nnd extends each of P’ riority to Cambridge, and the New tion of the city of Paris. If ror doutu, the thousand and one jmrvenu dukes. > fnrrOUt over the sleeves. A sailor hat, for board. Y- rk athletes have not only surpassed these spent, on an average, dav, there mai-qulkes and counts, but merely those ( 0 band of velvet and a cluster of th»ir London rivals, but have estab- w'^'tlkinp no MWint ot the coat of. , of wu_ the “Grand.zzn, , ------n dignity which is j p)umPS the side, is worn with thia hted new world’s records in more than , • araJLent. and the pure^ 1-e^ one event. In the famous ride a few ■ their ._—, w yea re ago between Berlin and Vienna the ' they made, a total of S2 J6,000,000, •e been ex- them untitled. It w» but the other, been ex­ P eked riders and horses of the Aus- ' would not otherwise have mitai It 1, Huy that th>» college oime to the fore p “Yes; at one. time the marriage waa pended in the French caj trian and German armies were used up, I ■P •' 1 to protest ugninzt the renchwuon of, almost off. nnd If he had not bought her y» t our cavalrymen and express mrs- ; hardly to be wondered nt that the argu­ tbe proud and ancient titl. s of duke of a] present ft would have been.” renders on the plains, -with ordinary • ment* in favor of the exposition have Monteleone mid duke of Terranovu to a “What wns the present?” FOR , mounts, have made better records both | proved stronger than those against it. I couple of individuals of queationable j “Nobody knows except himself. ■ • r the time and distance, without the . —Boston Herald. antecedent* and of plebeian birth, who . wny j,e won her back. He ! ghtest injury to horse or men.—Dr. 1 were publicly shown .luring the course won*t j,er whnt it is until after the •The b«inl I, o |TOO<1 w rather indi- I of an ncrimoniuua debate iu the cortc* WK|dJT1g. And. of course, she I, bound Philip C. Knapp, in Century. cBlor. Wbeir it is dry cri»P the to have secured their titles in ret“rn , to find out, even if she ha, lo marry • FOR wratb.T will Iw .*»lr: when it Ix-eomra for the distribution of Shue of tbeir | hinl -_cinclnr.uti Enquirer. , limp the air i, full af nioiMure and rain ■ vast wealth amo'ug the meitberwrt n ---------------------“Cilptain Close" next week. • is probable. ' : dishonest ring composed ot certain FOR high oflleinls in tbe department of for«|gn affairs and In the royal houwhcld. in Germany and in Scandinavia, as also in Rolland. Belgium and Fortugal. FOR the colleges ot nobles are little better BY THB SURGEON'S KNIFE than mere clubs, which receive no par­ AMERICAN NERVOUSNESS r™>! HUlto. Dollar, I, tb. AmoM, K>tlm.M u, tho Mammoth ExpoaL tton of ivoo. HOW IT MAY BE OBTAINED BY ALL An Interesting Bit of History as ToM by a Travel­ ling Man, Followed by Affidavits of Two Prominent-People. WHAT BRINGS RELEASE FROM DIRT AND GREASE? WHY, DON’T YOU KNOW? SAPOLIO New-York Weekly Tribune Farmers and Villagers, Fathers and Mothers, tortured t Beautiful Dolls t ticular recognition from the ment and which are merely banded to, gether for the preservation andI «me of the Interests of their order.—1-Trio- FREE nne. Five beautifnl dolls, lithographed on cart- = boarf. eight inches high. Can be cut out mid । put together by the chUdren-no Each doll has two complete suits. Amancan, French. Spanish, Rurnian, Cbmeae, Japanese, German, Swiss. Turkish and Indfancomnmes. All pmu being mterebunge- I , ; ; able, rille, many combinations can affording Adless mnimement and mrtrocLin. A high-class wmie. of doUs, pa ented and manufactured for us exdumveb a not to be compared with the numerous cheap paper dolls on the market. = ; f = j How To Get Them. i Cutfr^v^utJW^'^SLple M1“®* JTLratx In rilver-wrappM ^r”“„’a'^ mruarnewnd a- Hand only the h~<la U> avoid extra r«ia«w «E««ELL-SOULE CO.. rf«*CUSE. «• I- > Ulva, or sea lettuce, as it is commonly called. i» a marine plant that springs up on stones and Other things on the bottom, sometimes in theJbrm of a ribbon, perhaps two or three inches In breadth and two or three feet or Sons and Daughters All the Family. THROUGH NO FAULT OF THE SURGEON. DB. HAJror’s rn.x cubs is xasr to tmt, QUICK TO BBUBVS AXD CUBKS A1X KINDS OF FILES OB MONEY REFUNDED. It has proven a boon to suffering human­ ity, and thousand* that were dragging out * life of torture and living in dread of the Surgeon’s knife are now enjoying perfect health and are ever ready to speak tn .-more in length. praise of DB. hamdy’s pile cure. It is out like a great fan-shaped leaf. Sen put up in a soft metal tube with a hard k ttuoe 1. u£d in ordinary, orclreul.trubber nottzle which enables a patient to ing. aquarium tanks for its decorative apply the ointment directly to the seat of £et2 It Is of a beautiful green in ^and it "oau on the water or th* disease, and the result is a cure, sold, hangs In it in plctureaqu, folds, and MO CURE so FAT. SEND FOR BOOKLET. H m^k« alao an agreesble retreat for The W. H. Hnx Co.. Detroit, Mick. fish. It l» used in aclf-tustaining tatisa, which are thow having RHEUMATISM and neuralgia but in which aeration is producM^ CUBED BT AB-TH»0-rB0»-l-Athe introduction of plant II*. same purpose, as in the circnlatmg Sanple bottle mailed free on receipt ofa tanka, and also as «n aid to aerotton.— two cent stamp and name OLV*1.S l,aPer' The W. B. HUI Co., Detroit, Mich. With the close of the presidential campaifin THE TRIBUNE recognizes the fact that lhe American people are now anjious to give their attention to home and business interests. To meet this condition, politics will have far less space and prominence, until another State or National occasion demands a renewal of the fight for the principles for which THE TRIBUNE has labored from its inception to the present dav, and won its greatest victories. Every possible effort will be put forth and money freely spent to make THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE preeminently a NATIONAL rMtl1LY NEWSPAPER, interesting, instructive, entertaining and indis­ pensable to each member of the family. We furnish the “BANNER” and “N. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE” i Year for $1.00. CASH IN ADVANCE. Address all orders to the “BANNER t UNB will be nuhled to you. �Baking Powder them nnnvoidfcble and In no instance have I any criticism to offer by reason of ex­ travagance-on lhe part of tbe city authori­ ties. Mistakes no doubt have been made as are made In every city, but through COOK BROS.. Props. mistakes we learn wisdom and I feel as­ sured that this city has reaped a boun­ teous harvest of wisdom growing out of Its experience. In 1882 the taxes In the 1st and 4 th wards were on each 81,000, 813.91 WITH FITTING CEREMONIES in 1886. 12 68 THE NEW CITYHALL. In 1888. 18.81 In 1890, 28 92 AddreHH by Hon. P. T. Colgrove. in 1892. 26.68 The corner stone to the new city hall In 1894, 22.8G was laid yesterday afternoon and a large in 1806. 26.04 crowd was present to witness the cere­ Thus it will be seen that our taxes for mony. 1896 are nearly double the taxes of 1882 The band played several selections and and 1886, while the assessed valuation bas then lhe audience was addressed by Hon. varied but little. The high water mark P. T. Colgrove who gave an eloquent and was reached in 1892 when we paid 826.68 most fitting address which we give below. on each 81,000 assessable property. On the platform with Mr. Colgrove sat There is, however, a good reason for this. Hon. H. A. Goodyear and Hon. D. R. During the years, 1890 and 1891 the cityCook, tbe first two mayors of our city, and expended about 814,000 to assist in the Judge Robinson another old pioneer. establishment of four factories. No doubt In the corner stone were deposited cop­ many people are asking themselves the ies of the city papers and Mr. Colgrove’s question as to whether or not it was a pro­ address. x fitable investment. Many of our citizens Mr. Colgrove spoke as follows.— were opposed to paying a bonus to encour­ Mil Mayoil Members of theCommon age the building of factories in our city. Council and Fellow Citizens:—! assure With the-assistance of those who are con­ you I am deeply sensible uf the compliment nected with the different factories I have that has been paid me by the City Govern­ made a careful estimate of the amount of ment in extending to me an Invitation to money paid out by our factories thus en­ deliver the address upon this occasion. It couraged by the city. Tbe Hastings often happens that a wayfarer following a Furniture Factory paid out for labor in beaten track through the wilderness in round numbers 8100.000; The Michigan tiursutt of an object, or seeking his desti­ Whip Company paid out for labor S50.00C; nation, comes to a mile stone or an accliv­ The Hastings Table Company has paid out ity where, laying down his burdens, he <875,000, while the Hastings Wool Boot takes a seat and surveyes the landscape. Company has paid out 8175,000, Thus It It has occurred to me that we have reach­ would appear from the investment which ed a mile stone in the history of our City, the city has made of 814.000 there bas from which Ibis both fitting and that to­ been paid out to the citizens of Hastings day we look back over the past, review for work and labor 8400.000. Two *bf tbe present and discern if we can upon these factories thus encouraged and assist­ what grounds the camp fires of the future ed by the city are in operation and are em­ years shall be lighted and what is in store ploying 175 meh and paying satisfactoryfor those who are to come after us. wages. Times have demonstrated I be­ To-day we lay the corner stone for ft lieve the| wisdom of the course adopted by structure which is destined to be the home the common council and the citizens of for our city government In lhe years to Hastings in the encouragement of these come. There seems to be no more fitting different institution?. The facts which I occasion than this lo Infotm ourselves have just submitted must remove any upon some questions of public interest and doubt from the minds of those who were acquaint ourselves with the condition of skeptical upon this subject. our city government. When the project Before leaving the question of taxation of building a city hall was first agitated I feel that 1 would do an Injustice to my-; tbe question naturally arose, can the city self as well as lo tbe tax payers of thhL afford II? This question answered in the city did 1 not say that in my judgment affirmative the most parsimonious of our there is no city In the State of ' citizens were satisfied, for lhe necessity that is assessed so near its cash waa recognized by all. Never in the his­ our own. After having spent weeks in tory of this city have we bad a home we investigation and thoroughly equipping ............... could call our own. The common council, mjself with facts and statistics to repre­ tbe fire department as well as the officers sent this county before the Stale Board of the city have been compelled to find of Equalization I found the state of facts quarters as best they could and change as above set forth lo be absolutely and un­ them at the caprice of the owner. It is no questionably true. The transfers of busi­ longer problematical that the amount paid ness blocks of this city for many years for rents and other necessary expenses show that In near]? every Instance they each year have aggregated a sum* larger are assessed for more than their cash val­ than tbe interest which we will pay upon the bonds Issued ty the city for the con­ ue, and this wrung has been permitted to continue until It seems to me the people struction of this building. Speaking tor have a right to complain and bitterly com­ myself 1 am satisfied that tbe city council plain. The same Is true of all classes of acted wisely and well when It determined property in the city. We would have no to provide a permanent home for the city government, its fire department and offic- cause perhaps to complain did the other cities throughout the state assess upon a like basis, but when 1 find as I do In our Let us look for a moment at the finan­ sister cities that they are assessed for less cial condition of our city. At the begin* Bing of tbe year 1896 we had a bonded than half of their cash valuation while our city is assessed not oqly for its full cash indebtedness of >25,006. During the year valuation but in many instances for much however 88.000 has been paid upon this more then tbe absolute injustice becomes amount, which together with the added ' apparent As a result we are grossly dis­ *,'000 of city bonds recently sold for the criminated against In the payment of state construction of this building makes our taxes for the maintenance of our state In­ total bonded Indebtedness 836,000. Aside stitutions. It Is to be earnestly hoped from this we are indebted for borrowed money 86.500. which amount has been that for tbe good of the city every effort will be made to see to it that the assessed provided for and will be paid when the valuation of this city is placed on an taxes of 1896 are collected. I am remind­ equality with that of other cities of the ed also that there Is an Indebtedness ot state, who should cheerfully bear with us 88,000 incurred In the construction of the their part in maintaining tbe expenses of new school building, but this amount will our state government. The figures and also be taken care of in tbe taxes soon to facts which 1 bavejbeen abl Ito accumulate bo paid. On the 1st day of January 1897 1 and which I should be only M) _ glad to have tbe Indebtedness of the city will not exceed published to the tax payers of Barry Coun­ tbe bonded debt of 826.000. If this ty will reveal the grossest discrimination, amount were to be paid at once let us see not only as against our city but as against how much would be required on each our county. I believe no greater injustice 81.000 assessable property. The present asaeased valuation of the — - - is being perpetrated to-day upon the tax city payers of Barrj County than the injustice of our present assessed valuation, and real estate S373,440 personal 86,740 until this wrong is righted and the city of real estate 488,874 Hastings and County of Barry placed 209,305 upon an equality with the adjoining coun­ ties and cities our people ought not to Total 81,152.359 cease their effort in righting this wrong. It Is true that the State Board of Equali­ It wHI be found upon computation that zation reduced our assessed valuation one it would require 822.57 upon every 81.000 million dollars. While we appreciate this aaaeosable property to free the city of to its fullest extent yet we recognize the BaetingH from all indebtedness and this including the payment of the beautiful fact that It Is far short of justice and that a much greater reduction must be made structure whose corner stone we are lay­ before the wrong has been righted. ing to-day. As a city we are no longer However Interesting these questions of menanced with the school bonds whic-i finance and taxation may be 1 must leave for so many years haunted us with exorbi­ them to speak but for a moment of; other tant Interest all have been paid, we have matters which force themselves upon '.me our water works bonds reduced one third and a system of water supply not surpass­ at this time. Onr city Is pre-eminently ’ a ed in the state, seif suMaining. It cannot typical American city. We have as citi­ be regarded as extravagant or prodigal zens no foreign element, no colored popu­ that Gur city fathers have undertaken this lation, none very rich, none very poor. Nine tenths of our homes are owned by most worthy project 1 confers that 1 have been startled however to note the those who live in them, showing a healthy condition or our laboring people and all increase of taxation in our elly since the of our citizens. Our business men year 1882. There are many reasons which classes are careful, conservative, progressive and contribute to the result reached, many of intelligent The percentage of failures In business* enterprises Is small as compared with failures of other cities of equal popu­ lation and business enterprise. Our elty has become famous for its gen­ Highest Honors—World’s Fair, erous hospitality to visitors who have come within our gates and societies both civic and religious as well as couvent.ons of all characters who have met with us. 1 think in no instance has a visitor or u convention ever left our city without hav­ ing hem assured <«f thegrijgjous hospitality of our citizens. We have become famous throughout the slate for our pure water suppl j. tor Ibe healthy location of onr city and Its excellent sanitary conditions. Tbe name ot Has lings has ueeotue almost a household word fur Uh- enterprise and skill shown by our citizens in maintaining a aoeirty <»f M-mi-mlhtary drilled men who have distinguished themselves in many national runt*-*!*. Indeed I might c>n«umr the remainder of my time In speaking of lhe many advantages of our city, tto piogrms. Ita enterprise and its fu­ ture, Our magnificent ecbwl sy«em has attracted the sttent ton of a targe extent of territory about us and la continually inereaelng )■ foreign membership. Well Hastings Banner Thursday, Nov. 26, 1896. CORNERSTONE LAID DHL CREAM familiar may we call it tbe pride of our city. Tbe ties of a far away past the facts what our * _ state and the community needs tbe whole to us to-day. They ; rill ’learn of every man, tbe whole that his expended city was like then and compare it with tbe powers can make him. It is the duty ot city of their time. If what we have said every municipality to open the door to Is true the expressions that come from every citizen by which he may come to them will be. “how far we have advanced” bis full estate and to close the doors of as we now say how far and bow fast we vice and immorality. To protect tbe have grown since the old pioneers settled youth who are so Boon to take upon them­ here. More than half a century ago. 1 selves the duties and responsibilities of need make no apology for the work so citizenship, to prepare ordinances and to happily begun. The elty is taking care of enforce the same, to assist the fathers and its future. It Is doing wisely for it is do­ mothers to keep tbeir children from places ing Its duty and duty must be done when of immorality and vice ought to be the It has become clear. I congratulate you highest a bn of our city government to-day upon tbe publie spirit that recog­ Humanity Is of one accord that vice and nizes the present need of building this ed­ ignorance are great political sores. They ifice. I congratulate the council ana the subsist and grow at thev public cost. citizens that at last they are to have a city It is far better to prevent than to ball worthy of their surroundings. May pay. Nothing places so many barriers the work so auspiciously begun be well against vice and crime as education and so done. 1 confidently hope that every good on this memorable occasion we rejoice and law abiding citizen will extend to the that in our beautiful city we nave an in­ common council ot this city every encour­ stitution of learning, lhe pride of our peo­ agement and aid in this most laudable en­ ple. An institution Ibnt has sent out terprise. The wimple’words of the May­ some of the brightest and best men nnd flower compact which declare as the object women. 1 do not believe that genius and and end of the State to frame, just and mental gifts are hereditary. The divine equal laws for the public good, contain the spark drops into the humblest cottage and marrow of all sound political policies. 1 into the obscurest comers. And so here believe that those who will represent the at home we have wen bright boys and girls city In its legislative body not only to-day go forth from our schools of humble par­ but in the years to come will form for us entage, without Influence, wealth or posi­ just and equal laws for the public good,‘ tion and they have found positions of hon­ Thus preserving our (air name and keepor and trust, not only in lhe commercial lug it honorable among all men. world but ui the different professions. Il Marrisge Licence*. is said, “Iti the great conflict between Ger­ mania and Austria It was the German Irving R. Phillips. Ro«’ schools which destroyed tne Austrian mili­ Ella A. Weeks, liattimore Lyle Bunnell, Barry tary forces. in the conflict between Ger­ .Rose Wertinan, Hope many aud France It was again the school­ Ix-ster L. Terpennlng, Hope house which overthrew France.” 8o Kate Re pl ogle, Hope everywhere 1 believe the foe of vice and Angus J. McNaughton. Battle Greek immorality Is the school and institutions Ina A. Gwin. Barry of learning. Whatever thr officers of our Edward J. Evans. Hastings city may neglect 1 feel confident that the Anaa Carveth, Hastings Van Annan. Woodland high standard which has been erected in Cloyd Laura Ulrich, Castleton lhe malntauance of our system of educa­ Leon Purdun. Woodland tion will be guarded with jealous care by Orsle Haskins. Woodland those who shall have given to them tbe duty of managing our schools for the futore. Our school board should ba selected Fidelia Hoard to Gay Buck, ha, i»ec s. Yankee with lhe greatest care. This system . of Springs. 8100. “ 'is one of learning cannot run Itself.' It Calfurna Wilkinson to Elmer E. Bishop, 40a. the penalties of living that il we dn ■ not M'll.Hopr.iWO. x Wm. n’. VanEverr to Aaron Clark, parcel, pull an onr or trim a sail we shall be car- aec 22.Thornapp>c, rled with tbe tide. And so this magnlfiWin. H. Chase to Abigail E. and Olive A. cent system which has been’ builded by Htanley, 40a. sec 2«. Orangeville. $i,iou. the best thought of our elty ought not to be permitted to drift with the tide but Elmer E. Cisco to Theron Cisco, ISa, see 3L should be sustained and guarded by the Barry. CIum W. Warner to Frank Radford. lot 5, best intelligence and the highest thought Grant's add. Hasting*. $42 ft". Austin C. Barnum io IXuac Mosley, parcel. of our citizens. Progress should be our watch-word. True It is that there are Carlton, Si. many who put th* golden age In lhe pasL They speak or the good times of other days and tell us that those days were bet­ I will be at the store ot C. B- Osborne A ter than these. I cannot subscribe to this doctrine. Most of us I believe look to tbe Co. every Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday future for the millennium. Those who and Friday during tbe month of December C. E. Doyle, believe that the world is advancing who to receive taxes. City Treasurer. believo-Iuprogress. who know that tbe oak X steadily growing day in and day Hasting* Township. oyf, through spring and summer and win­ 1 will be at ths Hastings National Bank ter, who hold that to-day is be’ter than yesterday and to-morrow will be better every Saturday during December to re­ Than to-day. have as it seems to me facts ceive taxes from Hastings township. Bihney McIntyrk. Treas. on their side as well as hopes to build • upon. I cannot see the hands on yonder ButlandTowiiKh ip. clock move yet 1 know the honrs are slip­ I will be at the Hastings National Bank ping steadily away. Place tbe ages side every Saturday in December all day to re­ by side and see how they have Improved. ceive taxes from Rutland township. Turn your thoughts back, you who can re­ Lewis Edgeil Treas. member fifty years and think of to-day. Then it was a lug house here and there in Stockholders Notice. the clearings In the dense forests that The annual meeting of tbe stockhold­ stretched away on all sides. Then eame ers of the Riverside Cemetery Company of houses of a better type and a village was the city of Hastings, Mfch.. will be held planned, a city mapped out, streets riiade on Wednesday Dec. 2nd. 1896 at the City and stores built. As we advanced the old Council rooms at 8 o’clock p.. m. standard houses were torn down and more substan­ lime. tial ones took their place. The graces of The business of tbe meeting will be tbe architecture were added until to-day we election of three trustees In tne place of have one of the most beautiful resident Chester Messer, Robert 1. Hendershott cities of the state. 1 believe It no extrav­ and Philo A. Sheldon whose term of of­ agant statement when 1 say that the resi­ fice expires that day and such other bn*ldences of this city and the manner In ness as may be brought before the meet­ which they are maintained and neatly kept ing. All owners of lots by purchase are compare most favorably with any city stockholders and entitled to vote at said within the borders of our beautiful penin­ meet leg. A punctual attendance Is re­ sular state. We are no longer satisfied quested. with what satisfied onr predecessors. Hastings. Nov. 1896. Thvy builded hastily and rudely with such E. Y. Bogle, materials as were at hand. The beautiful John Hessmer, President. building opposite Is proof of the more en­ Clerk. terprising spirit ot to-day and the building now growing up is another. The man who drops the acorn into the earth or plants a maple may never live to sit under the branches of the growing tree but he 'Captain Close” next week. knows that his children will enjoy tbe shade. We who are Interested in this building are not selfish. We cannot afford to be selfish. We mast be thinking of the generations that are to come as well 'Captain Close” next week. as this. Bence this edifice growing up under our hands will be an ornament to our city and will be a fitting home not only for our city fathers but for the Board of Education, the officers of the city and PROBATE ORDER. others who may be In its employ. Here ordinances and measures will be passed Btate ot Michigan, County of Barry—as, of the probate court for the Intended to improve our government ( AtBMMlon ounty of Barty, holden at tbe Probate Office Tbeir united wisdom will be to remove In the City of Hastings, in said County on Wed­ any existing evils that may at any time nesday, the 25th day of November. In the year thousand eight hundred and ninety-six. menance the security coinfort, and happi­ one ^^Present Charles W. Armstrong. Judge ot Pro­ ness, of our citizens. Here then the city council will have a substantial home. In the matter of tbe estate of Geo. B, Tuck­ Here too will be a home for our well drill­ erman, deceased. On reading and filing the petition duly veri­ ed firemen, ever ready to defend our fied. of Emma M. Tuckerman, daughter of said homes when threaten^ with destruction. deceased, praying that a certain instrument on file In said court purporting to be tbe This structure I believe will be a bullalng now last will and testament of said deceased, be that we will not be ashamed to look upon. admitted to probate and tbe executor therein Our magnificent court house will not be D^JSed or Rome other suitable person appointed. Thereupon it Is ordered.that Friday the 18th ashamed to own It for a younger and day of December, A. D„ hws. at ten o’clock in smaller brother as It eyes it across the the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of street. We shall no longer be compelled said petition and that the heirs at law of said to blush when a stranger nsks where our deceased and all other persons Interested In PStA?’2r?.rwqulr*1 to appear at a session common council Is to be found, nnd ' be of said Court, then to be holden at tbe Probate compelled to tell him that he will find it office. In the City of Hastings, tn said County deliberating at the top uf such and such a aud show cause. If any there be. why the nrajer of the petitioner msy not be granted. And it Is flight of stairs or In the back room of some further ordered, that said petition* r give notice deserted building, so hidden rs tu require to tbe persons Interallied In said estate, of the pendency of said a guide to find the seat of our legislative nr bv rlii.lnir n petition KI.andtheheHrlngthere. government. I believe it to be true that all of us can do better work. In fact can printed and^circulated in said County ot Barn', In each week for three successive weeks only do our very best In pleasant quarters. once previous to add day of hearing. They reflect themselves upon us. Men Charles w. Armstrong. who live In good houses properly kept, A true copy L Judge of Probat­ everything In its place and systematically PROBATE ORDER. and orderly arranged are men more dignifi­ State of Michigan, County of Barry—se. ed and manly men than these who live with­ At a session of the Probate Court for th. out regard or concern its to their surround­ ings or their appearance. Our surroundings when ploasan; not only add to comfort but one thousand right hundred and ninety six give dignity, weight and greatness to Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge ot thought and action. There may be some Probate. Tn the matter of tbe estate of Lucius Rus exceptions to this, but the exceptions are sell. Deceased men and women who have never graced On reading and filing thr nrtltlon duly vertfled.of Jnlins Russell. Administrator of said society and whose Ilves have been most praying that his final account this day miserable failures. 1 believe that we shall ratate filed may be heard and allowed and lie dis­ charged from Mid Tru»*. find this principle true here. 1 believe Thereupon It ts ordered, that Batjrdav the our council will tie able to do better work t»:h day of Deoember.A. D..itse at ten o’clock In than ever before in the interest of munici­ tne forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said pal reform. If it be so then surely it will petition and that the heirs at law of said de eeaaed and all otoer persons Interested In said be one of the moat profitable Investments estate, are required appear at a session of that this city ever made. Long after we said court, then to betohoiden at the Probate of have passed from lhe scene nf acilon this flee. In the City of Hastings, tn said county, and building will be here. It will help to keep show cause. If any there tie. why ihe prayer ol the petitioner mav not be granted. And lib alive tbe memory of Ita founders. At________ ,-„ A notice further ordered, thatuit>!d petit loner give pome future day. perhaps a.eentury hence to toe persons hi tereoed tn said estate, at to* the needs ot tbe dty may have outgrown this beautiful buildiov. Then this earner stoce will be removed. Hie documents hid­ den herein to-day will ounte to light. Our grand children and great grand children will wA with Intense interest as eurioel- SNAG Did You Ever Strike Snag and Punch Hole Your Boot? . . ELOW WE TELL WHAT A FEW OF OUR PATRONS SAY, WHO HAVE BOUGHT THE CELEBRATED SNflO TROOP RUBBERS OF US.i. POSITIVELY THE BEST RUBBERS EVER "WORN BY MAN, AL FORSHEY says: **I have worn the SNAG PROOF RUBBERS, and know they will wear twice, as long as any other first grade rubber.” THUS. PRINCE L of Baltimore, nays: "1 haw worn tht SNAG PROOF RUi \BERS, and they never fail to last uue Winter, and I haw warn ■ them three winters and started in on tin fourth winter.'** / haw worn the rommon rubbers all my life until last winter, when I bought u pain if SNAG PROOF RUBBERS, and I wore them all last winter and they will last me all this winter; they are the "boss’ rubbers, EDDIE McGLYNN. I haw worn the SNAG PROOF RUBBERS and know they will U'tarilontfer than three pairs of any first grade rubbers; would buy no other. • ClfAS. ULLIN ER. There are too many of them for us to give their exact words, but just ask any of the following gentlemen who have worn the SNflq PROOF RUBBERS: Geo. Bry ant, Baltimore; James Murtay, HastingstRichard Murray, Baltimore; Emerson Edger, Rutland, and a thousand of others who have worn the goods. Remember I am the ex­ clusive agent in Hastings for the SNAQ PROOF RUB­ BERS, the other dealers claim they have them but I will convince you if .you will call that they have not the SM/1Q PROOF goods- Yours, Horse OBE your horse in a New Blan Blanket Your Horse in a New Robe, we don’t care which you select any line from the com stock to be found at Good year Bros � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-12-03.pdf 527a6eb3868f2977ea5378563e38fef8 PDF Text Text | largest circu- Hastings Banner. ? LATION OF ANY < VOL. XLI. NO.. 3i ... .'.SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS [the best ADVER-1 I TISING MEDIUM IN i BARRY COUNTY. ... HASTINGS, MICH.. DECEMBER 3, 1896. D A. SH^LPON, Woodland. Delton. prewt1*r'h,vln>'ll“lle « youuir winter iat | Among the many things Dr. Scribner .J!*?! of Yankee Sprlnti • had to be thankful for the 96th was a large of fresh bam left at his office by i1*,»1»IIIUK her »un, ’ It. piece Frank Post. omith. All K. O. T. M. and L. O. T. M. and and w,aiWSaUt betWM‘n jMePh“s Fuller and U. j. Rarle settled In a sin* 11 verdict their families are invited to attend a social entertainment nt Mnecabee hail Saturday in favor of the plaintiff. Dec. 5th. Admission good behav­ FlB,1rle h,“ market to evening ior. i . Elmer Ferri., ot Hox.nu., Mr. Ferris Will Jordan and Clarence Watson have eorne. highly reeominendeJ and we be­ returned from the north woods. speak sueces, to him. lors. W. H. Chase has returned from, a n°i?r u<,llor ,he manayement ot E. D. Perrteo Is making many trtenda. ,WC week’s stall’at Naperville, Illinois. Gus McNaughton and lua Gwin were are pleased that Mr. Perrlen Uaa succeed­ ed In establishing such good aecomtnoda- married,Wednesday afternoon Nov. 25th at the rmldenre of her father. Only near lions tor the travelling public and trunk Those from be Is deserving or Ills full shaie ot patron­ retatlnf were present. abroad were Mr. McNaughton and wife, age. of Battle Creek. Dr McBeth and wife, of George Wirt and Thomas Hunter will Galesbufg. Rev. Richtmyer officiated; have a law suit before Esq. Ulldioger on Miss Minnie Watson was married at her the 2nd Inst. Old Mrs. Hough Is still very sick* with rat hers I >me Wednesday evening Nov. 25. Mr* Huntington, of G,ull Corners was in but little hopes of her recover)’. town recently looking after bls house on Amos Glpe will »oon remove his family Scribner St. occupied by Wm. Maione. to Indiana where he will work for Wm. Bert Still and Mtas lone Snyder, of Fitzgibbons in his oar factory. Hasting*, spent Thanksgiving at Rev. Uncle Jonathan Haight is very feeble. Rlchtmyers. Rowleader and Walts are shipping lots I guesa the Delton correspondent ate too of stock. much “Turkey” when he said school would oommexce Dec. 9th it should have Shults. read Nov. 30 One on him. Jessie Kelley, of Hastings, "spent Born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Clark the Thanksgiving with Ada Mosher. 30tb a son. No school Friday on account of sickness on the part of the teacher. Those who took In the hop at Hickory Too lata for last Issue. Corners Thursdry night report a good School Diet No. 5 began last Monday time. ■ with Mrs. O. E. Kidder as teacher. Mrs. Nesbet hnd family have moved on A. Shultz and family spent Thanksgiv­ the Price farm. ing at A. Smith’s. Some of our boys were, called down by Peter Mosher and daughter Myrtle,spent the F. M. minister for dlsbebavlor while Sunday with H. Forbes and wife. Joseph Shultz and a number of others at church and given the choice between future behavior or imprisonment. are on the sick list. Mrs. Ashalder is spending a few days -F. Zerbel and wife attended church at with her sister Mrs. Marlon Mead before Podunk Thanksgiving. Mrs. Andrew Myers, of Charlotte, Is going notth. Several of the Morgan people attended visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Cravens. A Dew dwelling house and blacksmith the F. M. quarterly meeting at Stony shop are being built here. Shaliz is grow­ Point last Saturday and Sunday. Mis* Hattie King formerly of this place Ing. Chas. Kenyon and wife visited at Camp- Is visiting friends here and in Thornapple. A double wedding occurred Tuesday | bell’s. Cedar Creek. Mrs. M. Shultz is in Indiana settling up evening at which Chas. Nesbet and Miss Della Corin, Ernest Preston and Miss business matters. The will be a tree at the ch urch Christ­ Martha Hull were joined In matrimony. May they be blessed with long, happy, mas. > Mary Horn spent a few days with ner and successful lives fe our best wishes. sister Mrs. C. Kohler last week. CLAUDE POTTER INTERVIEWED. ! hair and the crown of bis bald bead. The president-elect then invited bis guests into the dining room, where they conversed In tore* ting Account of His Experience (or nearly twn hours. At McKinley** Home. The influx of visitors made a boom town The Detroit Journal publishes the. fol­ of Canton. Not less than 92,000,000 was HOLGROVE & PUTTER? lowing interesting interview with Claude left behind by visiting delegations, who V Attorneys at Law Potter, who formerly lived in Nashville, purchased wearing apparel and everything to Philip T. Colgrove J (Office tn (Inton block, Hasnain > and frequently visits in Hastings, where they cohld carry away as souvenirs of their Fracticea In all the courts of the stale' he Is well known. He is a cousin of Mrs. pilgrimage. John Busby. of this city: A E. KEN ASTON, Johnstown. “Claude E. Potter, tee Western Union The present low temperature has cap­ c „ Attorney at Law. telegraph operator assigned to duty in tured the remaining cider apples. p„ /.Y’®1,J • 8- Goodyear A Co.’■ store.) Major McKinley’s home during the cam­ /C* the State. Collection* C. F. McKenzie, who is attending the promptlyattended to. paign, by the manager of the Detroit office, law department of the State University, has returned home, and relates some inter­ spent Thanksgiving with his parents at ff" R. TIMMERMAN, Homtepathic Phy esting Incidents in connection with the Banfield. ‘ ... slcliu‘ “d »«W«n. usual scenes that occurred In and around A. M. Edmund’s school at No. 8 is pro­ Office over Roger's grocery store.) the Major’s bouse during that most re­ gressing finely. markable campaign. Mr. Potter became a p A. SCRIBNER, M. D.. Chas. Nichols and wife spent Thanks­ member of the McKinley household the giving with friends in Battle Creek. ’• Physician and Surgeon, week previous to the St. Louis convention, Delton, Mich. He will not follow the plow yet for he and stayed there continuously until last Office tn residence, one block east of depot arrived only last Friday. A buy at Alfred Satuiday. The nature of his duties Browning’s on the county Hoe. brought him into frequent contact with the IT , A. A C. H. BARBER Many will remember Mrs. Martha Cole­ candidate for president, and none of the man, who for a quarter of a century resid­ LL. Physicians and Surgeons. temporary guests became more intimately ed In our town on what Is known as the Calls in city or county responded to with acquainted with him than did the genial Parmelee farm. News has come to us of promptness, day or night young operator. her death at the home of her son. Thad G. A. LAMPMAN. Maj. McKinley Is the most even tem­ Coleman, of Harbor Springs, Mich., on pered and best poised man I ever saw,” Friday. Nov. 13, aged 73 years, 9 months, • D. 1). S. said Mr. Potter yesterday. “During all Last March by a fire which consumed her of work done carefully and An‘*tiiesta. gas or chloroform the beat and excitement of the campaign home, she received injuries from which E.T.~’e Racket Store, 1 never saw him ruffled or out of sorts. At she has been a great sufferer until released sours o to 12 and 1 to A, times when the average man would, have by death. Mrs. Coleman was a sister of J. Cl LAMPMAN. M. D. lost his bead completely, major was as Hiram Coleman. The surviving- children Office with W. A. Lampman. calls promptly calm and composed as it can be possible have the sympathy of many friends in this answtred. Special attention given to tltUng for a jpan to be under the circumstances. vicinity. trusses and treating Hernia or Rupture tor radical cure. The majority of cakes can be He is not a man of moods or whims, but ; • •~N-nice the dailv Weather Re­ gennanently cured without a surgical operaIs the same every day, plain, sociable, un­ ; ■. tn my south window. assuming and dignified and impressive. Mrs. J. Crawford, of Chicago, is visiting He has a hearty band grasp, and a way of relatives here. aw and collection office of looking directly at a person through his Ed. Rlese and wife spent Thanksgiving J. M. SMITH. keen, handsome eyes, that has a tendency with their daughter, Mrs. J. H. Hay, of to make a small man feel uncomfortable. Woodbury, • Collections made in all parts of the state When you meet Maj. McKinley you are Conveyancing a speciality. Special pains Mrs. T. D. Jarrard, of Charlotte, Is vis­ aware that you are in the presence of a iting relatives In this vicinity. taken In drafting contracts, chattel mort­ man of superior attainments and a born Jennie Jarrard commenced her school gages and wills. Woodland, Mich. leader of men. Monday in the Misner diat. north of NaahMrs. McKinley Is an invalid, and the vilie. Odward Taggart Loyal K. Knappen. major is most devoted to her. At no time Fanny Whitcomb closed her school In Arthur C. Denison. Do You Want a’ during the campaign did his devotion re­ the Quail-trap last Wednesday and com­ TAGGART. KNAPPEN A DEN 180N lax for an Instant. No matter how im­ menced school in Assyria .Monday. LAWYERS. GOOD Fur Robe Rooms 811-617 Michigan Trost Co. BMg,. portant the conference in which he was Eliza Shoup, of Mansfield, Ohio, spent Grand Rapids, Michigan. engaged; no matter bow distinguished his Thanksgiving with relatives here. caller, if word.was brought that Mrs. Mc­ Ray Shafer has returned from Jackson f AMES A. SWEEZEY.\ Kinley wished to see him. he would ex­ County,-where he has been the past ten At a small expense; more durable Attorney at law, cuse himself and hurry to her room. Be months. was equally solicitlous of the welfare of :any fur known? If so send ingb. Mich. The surprise party on Miss Jennie Endhis aged mother, and a day rarely passed Inger was reported to be well attended and Practices in all courts ot state. Col>ur hides. We manufacture that be cjld not walk or drive to her home a good time was had by all. •ections promptly attended >t>, Coats, Gloves. Mittensand in another part of the city. The McKin­ Rollle Hall and wife have moved in Too late for Inst (uue. > We tan Horse. Dog, Mule, There has been fifty car loads of hay leys live well but plainly. The major is a with his father. James Hall.-. Messrs Mosher and Morthland and fami­ hearty eater but prefers substantial lux­ Miss Gleuna Wolfe, who has been quite r Deer, Elk, Wolf. Angora, shipped from this station this fall, ten tons M. B. STEUBlSXj lies spent Thanksgiving with Lewis Ges-1 sick the past week is much belter. uries. -.: or any fur. Calf, Cow, Steer Fr.NERAL Diuettou. ler and wife. Three generations were to the car. I had th^honor of being the first to Rooms next to Christma?,' Photograph Mr. Ames, of near Bellevue, is stopping iii; and all other <&ins can be THE FARMERS’ INSTITUTE. representwi -.‘onslsting.C’f elglrt children, communicate to the major the fad of his Studio. Residence Court street. Al! eight grand children, two grand cliild- with old time friends here. ed dav or nbzbt. o alike—soft and pliable. B. F. Wolf was in Freeport one day last nomination. Our wire ran directly to the The Frograin and. Ld*t of Instructors. ren, and numerous sons in law mak­ convention hall at St. Louis. As the bal ­ ing thirty present in all. Dr. Albert week. J. B. Long who has been visiting in loting began 1 prepared for quick wofk. The State Farmers’ Institute will be Gesler. of Saranac, was one of the num­ [ E. BARRELL. My telegram instrument was up stairs in •I . . Attorney at law. ber. Would uftit there were more family Ohio returned in order to attend a wed­ the hall, and Maj. McKinley was down held in the court house at Hastings, Tues­ ding in Suirtield. , . . day, Wednesday and Thursday, December OKL‘^> over nesting* City Hank. Collections reunions uf this kind. stairs, surrounded by friends. The stair­ lUy Sprague is sick. prosapUy attended to, and general law biudnv*» Mrs. Isaac peGuck. Orangeville, has way was crowded with ladles seated on 15. 16 and 17, 1896. A special dairy insti­ •’ i esx in the state. Robes tranxarted. Edith Bevier, if Lake Odessa was in the tute. , a Thanksgiving cactus In full bloum which the steps and 1 had James Barber, Mrs. GroveSuuday. , Speakers sent by state board of Agricul­ tan be returned to you in thirty is worth lookitig at. McK’s. cousin, clear the passage so that Miss Btfsli* Smith who has been teach ­ tural college: to <>xty days. Send for sam­ The first ut a series of club dances will we cunld get through in a hurry. Then I Prof. C. D. Sinlib. Agricultural College. ing school is. visiting her parents and wrote out a message saying that McKinley ples and price Htf. astings ity ank take place at the Lake View hotel un the friends here during her vacation. Mr. G. H. True. Agricultural College. was nominated, leaving a blank space for . Mr. A. M. Welch, loula. evening of the 10th. Lee McDonald is in Shultz building a Hastings, - - Mich. Prof F. 8. Kedzle, Agricultural Co lege. the exact time of nomination. When James Hates has left town. • Local speakers. house. Ohio cast her 45 for McKinley, the operaObed Chamberlain is still on the sick Thia Institute ta designed to cover al! Joel Demond Is now supplying the or at St. Louis ticked off the letters Me M phases of dairying applicable to this vicin­ list. Grove with ish fresh from the lake. SURPLUS, >20,000.00 N D, 1 Inserted the time on my prepared ity. In order to get the best from the Hind* Corner*. Incorporated under the laws of the State of message, and Barber shot down the stairs institute it is necessary that those inter­ Michigan. Aft«yria like a mad tuan. Major McKinley had the ested should be present every day of the. There will be no more preaching at this Open for business, Doc. 15, 1886. place until Sunday evening Dec. 13. There will be a social at Thomas Blank’s message fully a minute before the same sessions. This meeting is held under the John Conyer.of Cloverdale.will be at this Friday evening Dec. 11. of next week. A information oame to him over the long dis­ joint auspices of the State Board of Agri­ OFFICERS: It didn’t seem over two culture and the Barry county Farmer’s place Friday night Dec. 4. for the purpose cordial invitation to all to come. Benefit of tant telephone. D. G. Robinson. President minutes before every whistle tn Canton Institute Society. of organzing a singing school. Let every church. / Chester Messer. Vice Pres. was shrieking and thousands of people Mrs. Lizzie Tasker is still very sick. Dan W. Reynolds, Cashier body come. PBOOBAM. Married at the parsonage at Assyria. were rushing through the streets toward Willie Nutt, of Buchanan, will spend DIRECTORS: Tuesday, December 15. Forenoon. the winter with his grand parents. D. B. Thanksgiving. John H. Brown and Mrs. the McKinley home. Enthusiasm and ex­ 10-.00 • Tbr place of the dairy on the Mlcbigan W. H. Powers, Dan W. Reynolds, citement ——was — greater on thethan it was R. B. Mewwr. Emily Spire, both of Assyria. farm." Prut. C. D Smith. D. G. RoWnaon. Clark, and attend school. Chester Messer. M L.Cook. Chester Llnebaugh, uf Ionia, is attend­ night of November 3, when Maj. McKin­ 1140 "Combined use of the Babeock test and John and Guy Robinson spent Sunday the observation of dairy form In selection P. T. Colgrove. ley ’ s election was assured. ing school here this winter. with Dell Robinson, of High Street. of com’s,” Mr. G. H. True, There was not a moment in the whole Five new pupils commenced school Mon­ Homer Kline and wife, of Jackson, vis­ Afternoon. Has the only savings department in Barry campaign that Maj. McKinley was not 1.00 "Shall we buy or raise our eowa?” Mr A. day. Among them are Minnie Sylvester. ** ’ ounty and pays interest on all time ited at Jacob Kline’s Wednesday. M. Welch. Mahlon Scidmore and wife spent of South Assjria and Charlie I’endlll, of confident of success. One day he made 21 speeches. It was his custom to JlFdown 200 "Stall fixtures.” Prof. C. D. Smith. Thanksgiving with Wm. Bechtle’s people, the Austin. General discussion and question box on every afternoon for an hour or two. but on 300 the of Hastings. above topics. Saturdays his visiting delegations were so We think some of our elder young men Evening. Pretty cool weal her. numerous he was denied his restSome 7 OO Local program. Miss Flora Beadle. Com’r are getting pretty gay. Hark! the wedding bells. of the spokesmen of delegations would of schools. Miss Higgins, of Barryville 8:C0 "Dairy chemistry," illustrated with sterehave long speeches prepared and type­ optieon, Prof. E. S Kedzle. for Mrs. Bolinger this week. written copies would be sent to the major Hurrah for the fun! Snow and ice are Wednesday. December 18. Forenoon. We were much pleased to welcome the in advance of their arrival. He would presence of our friend and former teacher. look them over and have answers In mind. iooo "The principles of stock feeding.** Prof. here’ u , u C. D. Smith. George Hubbard has purchased timber Frankie Warner, of Stony Point, al our Every picket on the fence and many of It ;00 "Silo construction.” Mr. A. M. Welch. off the Clssou farm and is waking prepare school on Thursday. She was accompan­ the posts were carried away by souvenir In the matter of the estate of William Afteruoou. tions to start up his mill next week. He collectors. One day the major and an 1.00 “Feeding the herd in dry. years.” Mr. G. Srtf Public Auroral., th- SlghMt bidder OU ; has let the contract of scldding to Lapiyette ied by Ted Mead, uf Martins’ Corners. Miss Bertha Cole is on the sick list. eastern manufacturer were seated on the I Bassett. Parties in Rutland^ have taken “GroM icg the silage and flllmg the sBo.“ Elda Mead ‘punt Sunday at home. front porch, and in their conversation ref­ 200 Mr A. M. Welch. the job of hauling the ties. erence was made to the despoiled lawn. 300 Discussion and question box on feeding Prairieville. We fear no silver guns io 1900 for we “ Don ’ t jou know, major, said the manu ­ and care of dairy siocta S. Temple’s family entertained company have a McKinley girl In North Irving that Evening. facturer, there is a man in the east who walked over a mile on Thanksgiving morn­ from Kalamazoo Thanksgiving. T/O Local program. would give 81.000,000 to have his lawn I d P. Adrianson has commenced building "Dairy bacteriology." tffiustaated with at ten o'clock tn the forenoon at Jbe pr*®1*" ing to shoot r turkey and-when fhe gut this condition In the same cause?" He 8:00 stereoptlcon. Mr. C. E. Marshall. rma herein d«erlb^l. < betas on aertlon*. m within shooting distance she gave M ■ a new barn. Thursday. December 17. Foreno«n. Dayton Stanley Is moving on to his farm referred to Governor Morton, of New iSrknownas Mumce tara calkWHn Lowne deadly charge straight through the head, York. ! shin of Casleton. in the county of Barrj . In the 1008 "Winter feeding, with and withoutrilage” -north of the village. <‘ -nt’t worry about the housekeep- II p^iwntt* .r to n«n-ww license and and au-1 au- carried i! homeani dressed it (or dlnner.A few days after the election an Ohio Mr. A. M. Welch. Mason Holcomb and wile were made Think prophet Hicks predictions are farmer called at the McKinley residence. H OO “The home dairy vs. the factory.” FroL ing arrangements. We make mat­ glad Tnaaksgivlngday by the advent of a C.D. Smith. correct so far. for we are having some accompanied byy his wife and a daughter ters very pleasant and easy for Miihijnin. »u or crus reue. ■ ns»Ljrti« »x>d■ ingirl baby. Weight 9J* lbs. Afternoon. sneaking cold weather. of age. The farmer ten or twelve years y 1:00 "The art of butter maklng.',Mr.G.H.Trae. youn^ couples starting in I The sick are all reported better. stalked into the library where the major tale situated ana nemg High School Item*. 200 A general discussion of the subject of Parties .re .round oonlraeUng turkeys our Furniture Emporium. Prices in the -Late of Michigan known and describen was looking over some correspondence, butter making. Lee Cobb, of Irving, enrolled as a regu­ as follows to-wit: tor 8 Mid U cents live weight. grablied his hand in both his own ano cut a small figure with us and for Lectures will be about 30 minutes long lar student last Monnay in the High greeted him in a voice that was heard all Yankee Spring*. and full discussion will follow each lecture. a few dollars we can furnish a School. ' over the faunae. He didn’t even remove In the debate by the “Studenta High Too late for last issue. house of seven of nine rooms very his old slouch hat, but the major greeted The early morning paper train and the J H. Milburn and Mr. McAllister, of School Debating Society No. 9.” last Mon­ •n>.Km>baL.t him as cordially as If he was the most afternoon train going east at 2 o'clock have handsomely, completely and satisEaton Rapids were here on business last day; (Resolved that women should have polished gentleman in America. Then “Tht STre SS’ factorijy. The quality of our furfree and equal suffrage) the question was the farmer’s good wife came forward and been taken off this division of the M. C. of NsshviUe and 7 miles •ttnre is as remarkable as its cogt. iSSf Hastings on g^rJ^d W School commenced at the Springs Mon­ ably presented bv both sidis and decided was Introduced. R. R. It will be greatly missed. In favor of the affirmative, which was led day with Mark Ritchie al the helm. Considering what we sell its re­ -•Hqw’dy do, major, she said, bow is “Vade” Johnson, of Middleville, and by Mias Bessie Andrus. Stockholder** Meeting. your woman? ” markable how we sell it. Our Miss Addie Lemby. of Yankee BMW. The names uf Miss Vernla Edwards and In accordance with Sec. 12 of Public The major said Mrs. McKinley’s health r ability to do so explains the success were married last week, they have the Miss Bertha Piiug wtre balloted on and was improving, and thanked the lady for Act No. 205 of the Stale Banking Law of both admitted as members to the Students inquiry. He^hook bands with the little Michigan, of 1887, the stockholders of the best wishes of many friends here. we’ve won. Only one verdict pos­ Rev. and Mrs. D. N. Stocking are talk­ High School Debating Society No. 2^ girl, pinned a house button on each of Hastings City Bank are hereby notified, sible, “The best goods for the Miss Ione Adams visited the High them, and accompanied them to the door. that the anneal meeting of tbe^stockhold­ ing of removing to Hastings soon. money ” Fred Raymond is building a new linnw. School Monday. After they had reached the door the farm­ ers of said bank for the election of direct­ Mies Sllngerland is organizing a “Ger­ J. M. Burpee, of Wayland, called on ors will be held at their office In Bastings. RENKES & WALLDORFF. er’s wife turned and called out: man Society,” of the students and we are friends here Sunday. “Say major, 1 want you and your wife Mich., on Tuesday December 8, 1890 from anticipating a great deal of benefit from Undertakers. to get your pictures took and send us one.” 9 a. m. to 12 o’clock m. Quimby. Rooms at Ford’s Hotel. the same. _______________ “One of the prettiest sights 1 ever saw Dated at Hastings this 27th, day of Nov., G. C. Scot‘ "• <* Vermontville l.»t 1890. was witnessed the day tlie delegation from Reul Estate Transfer*. Das. W. Reynolds, Cashier. Oil City. Pa-, visited Canton. The delega­ TESF*yG«»klH tiu returntKl from O ilo WAURAMTY DKXDS. Arthur Brace to Ainos Hanlon. 403, sec 15. tion included .45 girls, representing each where he hu been for the pol .ummcr. Married. stale in the Union, and each bearing a big Executor. CL. B.cheller l« on the rlelr li« . F<»ur. M City. basket of flowers which they presented to MANNER—SISSON. Bv Rev. Thomas Cox. HASTINGS MARKETS The roll root! ro™p«ny have mid off ■ 5200. Nov 30, Erne«t K. Manner and Anna L. Bis­ Butter. 11 to 13 Mrs. McKinley. These were placed on son, both of Niles. QUITCLAIMS. man on the M-etloo for the winter. Corn per ou. :w the speakers platform in front of the HarrtMC*. Ucodmm. There will be preaching al the .chool Hxgs per doz. is to 18. Geo. A. Foster to Standard Oil Co., lot 516. house and completely covered it. 1 can BIRD-BRISTOL. By Rev. Tbot. Cox. Dec. 2. Hides per lb...\ WRHs R- Bayne. Hasting'*- •»-________________ bouae Soodar e.enlot I-trd per lb.. S. not imagine a more beautiful sight than Lillian Murry, Baltimore. Jamr* K. Bird and Mary Bnitol., both of r.neioes per t»n.. 20. Johns town. Ernest W. Preatoa Morgan, that mountain of flowers. Rve per hu.. 25. Martha F. Hull. Morgan. I will be at the Hastlnga National Bank I was with Maj. McKinley when Mayor VANARMAN-ULR1CH. At the home of the Tallow per lb.. 3%. Last week’s letter■ bride’* parents in Casltaton by fter. I. M. B. Charles MIM K|n<E1!“l,li*- Mfch- h every Saturday during December tn re­ Pingree and Col. Altkenson called. As «JjxTs* per nu.. IS. Delta Corwm, NAsb^Hie. W heat. r»-d per bu. . the mayor entered the room Maj. McKin­ ceive taxes from Hastings township. Whaaz. white uer bu. 80. Alfred S. L»bctwter.C»rltra. B nut tv MclXTTBK, Treas. ley aiepped forward and greeted him Hav per ton. r, to 7 Bertbai. Fedewa. Carlton. heartily.saying. “How are you governor? CMi.li ln'. Mb ,r°“ w,-l W''1' Bora dr*n*ed. 4.0U Emeat wn Brans, so co Ml . As be shook bands with Michigan a govnMday night Every one come whn ran. Mtauie E. Ferris. Johnstown. I wUl b. >t Fnw»rt Dec. «.» Vj. ^Frank Chaffee has a new bu«j • A word erner-elect, be looked at him with that John H. Broon. Assyria. Emily spire, Assyria. ’ I searching gaze of which I have spoken. Fleet ropMtereeoiveteaijJopa. . B-t-f lire. 2.75. the wire Is bvfficlenL Address Lock Box 753, Ka'artatoo,! C. IL William.^’I and god the ltle mayor n»,or flushed flc.bwl to the roots of his Mutton. dreav-I.S. Walt Blake Is working for Angus Mc­ receive U1C. Mon., x ■ Rfly ...Spectacles. Eyes Properly Fitted With Glasses. << o >/ J No Charge For Testing. W F. R. PRNGOflST, L NOTICE. W Custom Department H C B , Hastings Robe and Tanning Co Hastings, Mich. EXECUTOR’S SALE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1 3 th, 1896 If You’re in Love 1 2 FINE FARMS H. A. OFFLEY USTS’FS’ >•> v'kwVac.» " BujkwlnatS ur, 1 00 Donald tti* winter. . ,_____ �Hastings Banner SPRING FEVER. THE FASHIONABLE WAIST. Dlr*ctiann for Thursday, Dec.35f» 1896. Making an Up-t»-Dast> A “State of Mind” X^iiich Comes with the Birds and Flowers. The practical woman, whatever she does these first spring days, does not neglect to provide herself with fanciful PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS It Is Easily Cared If Ooe Only Has the waists of various sorts. It is a comfort­ Heaps to Follow His Inclinationsing fact that leftovers from last sum­ ■—Bride—“Dear Alfred, wetnuot pbstA Sort of Migratory mer may be used with very little altera­ pono the wedding 1" Barour—‘T don’t Malady. tion. Sometimes merely a readjust­ know if we can—1 must ask my credit­ ment of the-4rimmiDg, or this addition ors.”—Fliegvnde Blatter. As the sun grows stronger and the —Easily Explained. — “Isabel, you last lingering snowdrifts become gray, of a different collar and belt answers all purposes. told ran your gown w ould cost only $25, ditty streaks, as the earliest spring Sleeves are caught u^ or shirred or fend here’s a bill fur $100.” “Yes, Barry, biriRkreturn and the brown earth trimmed in accordance with new de­ toot the extra $75 is for the pearl trim­ steams und swells beneath the midday signs, but the cut nnd make of them mings.*’—Chicago Record. warmth, there comes to us a rest les.? need not be altered in the least. This AVcgctablc Prcparationfor As, •—Little Tommy—“Why does the lend­ longing for something different from slmilating tteToodandRegulasaves a great deal of trouble, and en­ er oi the orchestra wave his stick about the ordinary life, which is jicrhnps the Stomachs and Bowels cf ables the prudent woman to make up it in. that manner, mommcr?" Hia survival of a migratory instinct trans­ Mamma—“To keep the Hies off the mitted from a ioag-forgotten ancestor her summer’s wardrobe nt a very mod­ erate cost. xmisie. I suppose.”—Buffalo Times. who changed Ids skirts with the chang­ In absolutely new wrinkles there are —McDermott—“Oi can’t wurruk to- ing seasons. Call It by whatever name waists made of Dresden ribbon and lace Promote s ■Digcstion.Checrrul• day”. Gang Boss—“Why not?” Mc- we may, “spring fever” or “bad blood,” insertion. The ribbon is about four Dermott—“Di sphrair.cd me ankle yik- this state of mind exists and needs a ncss and Rest.Contains neither indies wide; the lace about half the tertiay.*’ Gan^ltoasH—“Humph’. That’s cure. Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. . width. These are arranged in V-shaped n .very lame excuse.”—Philadelphia There is no better remedy for it than stripes, back and front, the floiats meet­ Not Nahcotic. Kbrlh American. to yield to the feeling, just ns the birds ing the waist-line; the sleeves follow I —Country Girl—“Don’t you find the and beasts do, td burst bur bonds for a out the same design. There is a ribbon- 1 constant nd;«<'. and hurry, and confu­ little while and to spend a day, a week and-lace collar and belt, with loops and ' sion. and bustle of a great city very or a month, if we can. “far from the ZW/.i/js ends, or a fancy b^lt is w.otn, as one may ^xJatnc •: W'l urlng when you arc at home?” City maddening crowd’s ignoble strife." It desire. “ ' ■ <lirl—“Why. no. Indeed! live in ... I..... ....Phila­ • matters little what the excuse mny be An exceedingly pretty -waist- is made delphia. ybu know.”—-SemerviHe f Jour- ’ that wc roakt? to oVrrelvvs nnd our busiof soft puffs and lace insertion. These | urns assodates. whether.lt fa to go tlsh1-. fT on it th? fl,,, n ’ K • ning rt art day <1 rt «■ or < 1 to collect I ..n. puffs run,straight across front and back, ! —Not M orth Mentioning.—“A capi- - 1Sag ow as well as across the sleeves. Over the ; tai invention—the<x‘ horseless car- ' tiirds or wild flowers or to take a long shoulders there are full ruffles of the : rk' -':T’* tDon’t talk rnbbfah. Wchave bicycle ride; any excuse is a good one crimped lace,end collar to match. Frills A perfect Remedy for Constipa­ l)2d. f.«r y -I'np thy.e things quite ns n'- uhieh for a time frees hhiii or woman of lace fall below the sleeves over the ; tion. Sour Stouiach.Diarrhoca, Umr'Ir-.We fu their way as ho: seless car- Ifrom the restraints of everyday life nnd arms. The velvet yoke is slightly Wonns .Convulsions.Fcverish* " r.o... ’. thP slightest ' ghes opportunity for communion with tiros and Loss of leep pointed back and front, and n velvet lx It ■ of 0icm. ul; !’ What, for ’nature, now jtwt stretching her Arms may be added if one pl cares. A hand- ' iDAisujce?’’ “ Facsimile Signature cf mHk.”—-Port- i after h «r long sleep. i some and stylish waist is made of black ! •». , x Although this restlessness comes to satin and white lave. The sides nnd j he Altenativcv—“Can't you make 1 f ’cryone except the most hardened back are of satin, which extends around ron’ t rance wider?’’ a.sbcd one ‘•btisinoss man. it does not come to all the fronts to the second dart. The ’ Th: c iruFtee.”, inspecting the plan of • n: th® wime time nor by reason of the shoulders and fronts are of crimped ' One man ;mny* recognise th ropoK-d new church a little closer. ' : crime causes. n crepe; which is gathered in at therhoul____ _____ unless you build on a__________ wider lot, .. its' first'symptoms as he walks through dcr and at the waist line. From ’ architect, decidedly, ' jthe crowded'streets and feels a warm, this crepe front over the shounders, •’ jred ■ 11 soft air of spring blow Upon his face; ' there arc extremely full frills of luce, ■ e laclfa^; „ EXACT C0P7DF WRAPPER. s in h six-foot doorway, they will another may be stricken us-he walks they- being nbout four or five incites ' have tcL go through edgdv.ise.”-^-Chi- through a city park and secs the swell­ I wide at the shoulders, and narrowing s ing buds of the soft maple or elm; a down to a ]x>int nt the licit. Below the fcagn Tribune. third may sit at hfa desk dreaming for waist there are three similar ruffles, ENGLAND’S “SPRING GARDENS.” i.n hour over a letter containing some which are so full that they almost stand 1 chance remark which sends his Thr Onec Funtoaa Rcnort In Almost out straight from the figure. thoughts a thousand miles afield, or Wiped Oat. A handsome waist i« made of black Banner Print another . may poison The last vestiges of the once famous . yet - find the sweet, r ------- velvet end gold embroidery. The body '“Spring gardens” will probably soon be ! ln son>- spring odor or in the voice of is of velvet, the front, is very full and jVriped out,a> Lh.>newgovernment offices I a newh-come bird. U hatever its cause, dropping end on either side there are xvUJ ultimately absorb the whole of] LnOw thc s>j ^yniptonw disease vpty wide bonds of the embroidery. ! >1 uipiunuv of ui the me urncasc b, '| Qn anti ail ^ know the remodv. remedy. 5?ew street. The retaining wall at th>^ 0,1 uow thB The sleeves are full at the tops, and hare ! IvCt him who dreams of brown, foani- 'epaulets of embroidery that almost end of that street and along the terrace !‘ r Sleeked streams, whose waters are E-asr a piece abcut 223 feet long of the ; / cover the shoulders. The collar is of ' old .park wall. The “garden” was en | kissed by the swollen catkins of bend/ gold-colored silk, in soft folds. -The belt p Hng willows and boarded by spnuigliXg erodched tinon for building purposes’ ? ----------------------------’. his ’ . " and .-JaSataSt is of velvet, with a large rosette at the 1 *ooi after the restoration. The bowl- • raa^c r<*ady rod side and long ends of velvet ribbon. ingjgrven had been closed In 1C34, to be for the trout strexim. There ehcWll Narrow yokes of velvet are popular, I replaced with the attractions of Shav- perhaps catch some fish, but whether and some waists of glace ailk have very | er’sl hall, eon th of Coventry street. he docs or not. he will find what is of ! closely-crimped ruffles of the material Opened by th? barber servant of Philip, more worth to him than*trout, though over the shoulders, giving;the wearer ,4fparlj of Montgomery, who, on January he may not know it. He will see the an exceedingly flyaway Oppetuwice. <51. irS'fi, had t'ecn appointed keeper for newly-come sandpiper wading along There is a fancy for alternate rows of , life “of Spring garden's und the beasts the shallow’s of the stream, and the lace and ribbon, rind entire waists are tend f.vwls there.”" In 1661 was laid out water thrush and the red-pall‘warbler made of these materials, which are in [ The new “Spring garden.” at Vauxhall. sedately marching by the water’s edge; themselves not over an inch in width. I That same year Sir Charles Cotterell, the little tortoises scrambling along A very elegant wnist is made of black MORTGAGE SOLE. , .The king’s master of the ceremonies, ob­ the bottom, and the muskrats diving in velvet with a triromingof point lace afid Default having l»een made.In the condl'ioru tained n plot for building. In 1662 a I the quiet places. He will hear the embroidery. The embroidery is of the ol a certain mortgage made by Charles W. stul«h and wife He cn G., of the township of /plot was granted to Sir Thornes Elliott, merry gurgle of the blackbirds, the kind formerly known as nun’s work, Irving, enuntyof Harry. andlsUte of Michigin. ^froonj-porter. In 1661 Sir Philip War- clink of the jay, the tumultuous cawing and is as dainty and fine as the needle­ to Alexander Foster, of Bedford. Calhoun mate di Michigan, dated December 14. 'Wiclc was liviagin Outer Spring Garden, of the mating crows and the far-off woman's skill cun make it. One waist cehnty. A. D. 18H5. and recorded in the office of the also Sir William Morris (1562). ‘ Of screams of the soaring hawk. Be will of this sort has a full collar of this em­ Register of Deeds, for the countv of Barry, and state of Michigan, on the twenty third day stretch bis legs in a long day ’ s tramp other early residents we may cite broidery which is made more costly and of December, A D. IMG. in Liber & ot Mort­ earl of Chesterfield (1667-70), and will come to his resting place at rare than almost nny other trimming gagee, on page 234, on which mortg <ge there la claimed Co be due at the date of this notice the night honestly tired out, and with an iMnce Rupert (1674-82). Lord Crofts in that can be selected. A waist for a sum of Five hundred fifty three dollars and Old Spring Garden. Sir Edward Hun­ appetite such as he has not had for young girl is made with a velvet yoke thirty centa. and an attorney's fee of twenty tire dollars provided for in said mortgage, and gerford and Collet Cibber. In 1772 Lord months. and wide, straps of velvet extending suit or proceeding* at law having been inOr, if his dreams be of Florida, what from the corners of the yoke to the no Berkeley secured a grant to build over nUtued to recover the moneys secured by said the •‘Wilderness;’’ his house gave way, more easy than to take a train and find waistline, widening below the belt into mortgage, or any part thereof ; Now. therefore, by virtue of the p^wer of in 1859, to the offices designed by Mar­ himself in a day at the long white tabs about ten inches long. These are sale contained In said mortgage, and the stat­ rable for the late Metropolitan board of benches where the surf thunders un­ edged with lace. Underneath these ute in such ease made and provided, notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the thirtieth works, which cover also the site of Wig­ ceasingly, where the sun fa ever bright the waist is gathered full and drooping, day of January A. D H®7. at ten o'clock in the ley's auction rooms, afterwards Cox's and warm, where the waters are bluer and the tops are almost concealed by forenoon. 1 shall sell nt public auction, to the highest bidder, at the north front door of the than the sky above them, where lightrninteum. burned in 17S5. In the “great epaulets of velvets court house. In the city of Hastings (that being the place where the circuit court for Barry room” nt. Wigley’s, the Society of Art­ wipged seabirds sail and dip and where A quaint and somewhat old-fashioned- | County is holdeu), the promisee: described in ists of Great Britain, incorporated in the man may turn back the pages of looking waist is made of green silk. It • said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be 20 years and at once become a boy neces-uu-y pay the amount due on said 1765, held their exhibitions in 1761, 1771 is fitted to the figure and has enormous mortg.tge, to with eight per cent, interest, and *nd 1780; nnd that, we believe, is the again, running barelegged over the puffed sleeves. Over the shoulders are all legal costs, together with an attorney's ’^greal concert room. Spring Gardens,” sand or wading in the surf to capture set frills of green gauze with em­ fee of twent\-Are dollars covenanted for there­ in, the premises being dr-scribed in said morev.-here Leopold Mozart’s two children shells or fish, winning at the same time broidered edges in round scallops. ate as all those certain Lots, pieces and par­ ^avc their first concert on June 5, 1764. the rest and the new strength which These frills are about 12 inches deep at rot land situate in the township of Irving, inithe county of Harry’, and state of Michigan, mean for him, in the months to come, the shoulders and narrowed to two '—Pall Mall Gazette. . and described as follows: better work and more of it than he The north east quarter of the south east Inches deep at the wiflst line front and quarter and the south half of north west —Liberty, that best gift dealt out by could have done without this interval of back. There is a sk irt of the same frill-, Quarter of south east quarter both on section the impartial hand of nature, even to transformation from man to boy. ing set on at the belt. The sleeves have fifteen (15) in town four (4» north range nine W west, containing sixty acres more or less. The mountain climber or the big the brut? creation.—Tacitus. similar frills that almost conceal the FosiBB, Mortgagee game hunter has hfa attack of the hands. The standing ruche around the CoixirtovF. AAPlexander otter. I At orneys for Mortgagee. spring fever aa other men do. but it does neck and cascade of frilling down the Dated. October 27. 1896. not send him away, for he knows that front of the waist completes* what would hfa time fa not yet. But be plana, oh. be adled somewhat fussy were it not MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made In the condltlens ao dainty and airy looking.—N. Y. ice axes and now climbing shoes; be of a certain mortgage made by Joseph Kollar and Rachael Kollar bh wife of BmS Harrv studies maps, he corresponds with County. Michigan, to Samuel Canon of Galea­ burg. Kalamazoo County, Michigan, dated Jauguides, and, above all. he talks over TIRED FEET. A. I). 1880. and recorded lu the office the contemplated trip with his chosen of the Register ot Deeds, for the County of compandor. They discuss elk coun­ How Hany and Stale of Michigan, on the Seventh day of January A. D. 18^9 in Uber 26 of Mort­ tries and sheep countries and the best Housekeepers who aland a great- deal gages, on page 6», on which mortgage mere Is way to get a bear; or they figure on claimed to be due at the date of this notice the i Mr. Henry Roth, of 1848 South 9th — unclimbed mountain peaks and talk of upon their feet are peculiarly liable to sum ot Four hundred thirty-nine Dollars and cents, and an Attorney’s fee of Fifteen Dol­ Street, St. Louis, was given the usual glaciers and crevasses and bergschrunds swollen ankles and weary feet. This fa six lars provided for In raid mortgage, and no suit IMaorcurial treatment for contagious and oouloirs and cornices. And it may relieved by avoiding the cause as or proceedings al law having been instituted to itdcod poison. Be was twice pronounc­ be that out of all this talk and planning much as possible and sitting down recover the moneys eecured by raid mortgage or any part thereof; ed cured, but the disease returned each whenever it ia convenient. There Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of sale »tixne, he was seized with rheumatic and anticipation they get more pleasure should be a high stool such as fa used in contained In said mortgage, and the statute in such case mode and provided, notice is tierebv hpains, and red lumps and sores cov­ than they do at last out of the trip. drygoods shops in every kitchen, it. given that on Saturday, the Ninth day of JanuThere are many to whom these out­ ered his body. Ten o’clock In the forenoon. I lifts the stttcr to just about the proper •Twas in a hor­ ings are their sole recreation, pleas­ shall sell at Public Auction, to the highest bld level for the height of an ordinary iron ­ der. st the north front door of the Court House rible fix” be ures anticipated for one-half the year In the City of Hastings, (that being the place ing board, and the ordinary table where says, ‘‘and the and looked' back on for the other half, where the Circuit Court for Barry County is and the number of such is constantly vegetables are peeled and dishes washed. holden). the premises described In said mon­ gage, or so much thereof as may be necessay There should also be plenty of low went I receiv­ increasing. It ought to increase, for to pay the amount due on raid mortgage wi 6 ed, the worse I they who really delight in such things ehairs about the height of the old- cigar, percent. Interest, and all legal costa to­ seemed to get. do better Work and make more useful fashioned rush bottomed chairs, which gether with an attorney's fee of Fifteen Dollars covenanted for therein, the premises being de­ A New York citizens than those who pin themselves are so restful because they are lower sertbed in said mortgage as all that certain lot specialist said than the regulation height of the aver­ piece and parcel af land situate m the Townhe could cure down to the unending round of narrow age chair now manufactured. The tall to o! Irving In the County of Barry a»d Stale oj Micb!gan. and known and described as folme, but bis business life. The laying aside for a time of the stool and the low chair would l>e valu­ treatment did The North East Quarter of North West Quart able because of the change of position me no good daily routine, the mental rest, the de­ er of Section Twetitv-ooefn) in Tuwu Four (4) Range Nine (9> West. ContainIng Forty stiff and full of light of again seeing beautiful things. they give if for no other purpose. If North acres more or less. * 7 my left arm „ . „ Samuel Carson, I was unable to ____________ , do even____ the other things which are wholly new— Ing poaltioo on Cjlgbove & Potter, Moruagee. test work. This was my condition aJ] these combine to pour into a man’s I began to take S. S. 8., and a system a new vigor which will enable blanketkig stitched together and cov­ bottles convinced me that I was ered with soft woollen carpeting. A Sale of Btate Tax Lands. benefitted. I continued the him when be returns to his work to do thick braided wool rag fa a mat rewt to STATE OF . and one dozen bottles cured that work with an increased interest, Auditor General's : •ound and well. My system was intelligeaoe and eanMstneas. From Ksttas ts hereby gtv the effects of mercury, and I ated io the County 0*, been a complete Bb” spring ud one in the fall. Such play they are brewL—K. Y. Tribune. spelfa pay for thenadvea in the better at the County COOK BROS.. Props. S IlJAXON Of Mercury! th-, Ar.norJ Tax THAT THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE -------- OF-------- IS Oil THE WRAPPER amd na *cvrb To Twt Enrro* >—I fave in absolute remedy fix Consumption By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been alwiii, permanently cured. So proof-positire -mi of its power that I consider it my duty to smJ Mila fnt to those of your rtilers who have Consumption,Throat, Bronchia! or Lune Trouble, if they win write me Ibtte express and riostdffice address. Sire-erel-,t a. crnrrrw vr r- tn —___ L* _ Mexican International Railroad EAGLE OF EVEBY ROUTE STANDARD GAl’GE STEEL BAILS. THESHORT, s DIRECT LINE ....FROM— Detroit, Toledo, Chicago, St- Louis . NEW YORK. N SEE rmagiioD a id all NORTHERN FOINTS’ito nil volntela th • Interior of the MFXir AN liT.I l’BLH . aid to the Criteria ir pat r.p fa err-sbe bottha only, is x. A fa bdh Pcr-'t slier ttsyic? to yen anyth: xg oho co tho pies vy jitrair? that'tt is "jnsft pc ffocc"sni “rill sarver trrasy pur­ pose." St© that yea £«t C-A-B-T-O-jLI-A, nihcdcUo h 63 every c.' CITY of MEXICO Wi«>i.!eT.:ti:iae rr'd the Artems n’licr rouit*. In »■<*!»> ryL land <>f the SQVti*MBNT riisvRr*Mna> Pullman Palace Bullet Sleeper MORTGAGE SALE. Default haying been made for more than sixty days in the payment of Interest .overdue n”d । payable on a mortgage dated April 25. :K4, I made by Beuben and Eiirabeth Shade, hu*bana and wife, to Immei Coolbauzh and recorded In ; the oflee of the Register ol Deeds, for the conn 1 ty of Barry and tit ate of Michigan, on the 7th day of August. A. D„ 1894. In Uber 47 of Mort : gages on page 192 and the sa’d Daniel t'-oolbaugh having died Intestate, and the «ald mart Kge laving been assigned by Benjamin C-oolugb, Cynthia Green-and Martha Bawdy, sole surviving heirs at law ot said Daniel C<H>)b»urh. to Rosftnna C«oU<augh by an asslg* mem dated March soth, 1K«C. and recorded In said Reg Ktrr’n office, nn the 2CLh day ot June A. l)M 1MD. itj liber X'of mortgages, on page 435. for which (tefauh the said Roaanna Coolbaugh. py virtue of the right given her by the ?ald mort­ gage. has made and hereby makes the whole principal sum of said mortgage and the Inter­ est accrued thereon now due and payah I - and on which mertgagt there Is claimed to be due at the date < f this notice the sum of three hun­ dred eighty three dollars and seventy nine cents for principal. Interest, taxes and insur­ ance, and an attorney fee ol tweaty-fire do! Ian provided for io said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law having been instituted to reco*erthc amount secured by said mortgage or any part thereof. Notice is therefore hereby given that on the ?feth day of I>ccember. 1IW6. alien o’clock In the forenoo.. the- e will be sold at the north front door of the court house In the city of Hastings, county of Barry and state of Michigan, (said court house being the place ifi which Hie circuit court for the county of Barry is held), at public auction, to the blithest bid dcr, the premises described In said mortgage or so much thereof as may be nro-ssary to sat Isty the amount due on said mortgage as above, set forth, with the Interest thereon and the costs, charges and expenses allowed by law and Sjvlded tor In said mortgage, said premises log situated in the village of Woodland. In the county of Barry and state of Michigan, and described as follows, to-wit: B«tlnglots number four and six of block num­ ber five of Parrott's addition to the vlllxge of Woodland, the same being situated on section number fifteen, town number four north, range number seven vest, and In the township ot Woodland,county of Barry , and state of Mich­ igan. Dated September 30th. 1R» Rosanna Coolb'Auos. „ „ Assignee ol Mortgage. Alonzo E Kenastos . Attorney lor Assignee. SAN ANTONIO T.O , MEXICO CITY I) reel connections at San Antonio with all linn from I be north and cast. Fcr Information eojn eralr>K M«-x>c<>. .Tickets Time tables and particular*, and the journey to Mexico or lutermeulatr ;>olul<, mH uj«on or h<1- W..G. NEIMYER, Gen. Western Ajient Mbx^ Jnt. R. IL 2W Clark St.Cloagtf C. K. DUNLAP. Ergle Pas- Trias Michigan Central “ The Niagara Falls Route.” EASTWARD. Bastings........ . |a.m.|p.tn.ip.m.|K.in.|a m .1 Tiwiijn | «57hx40| gj Btattons. wemtwari*. ■ la.tD.ia.ra.la ni.lp.m.|p.ir Hastings................. I 4J»'5 4O |i2.30| =».is! l.« ' C- R.' OSBORN, Local Agent. Hastlugo Cm, K&ianiasDD & Sim TIME TABLE. in Effect May 21. !«pc. Central Standard Time. Stations ■c£ PROBATE ORDER NOKTU, State of Michigan, Oounty of Barry—as. p. m.l a.’m! At a session of the probate court for the Chicago............ n~’"' am. bolden at the Probate Office >( Hastings, tn said County on Wed m.|p. m.|x m.| —261,1 of November. In the year 10| 2 301 ' (51 Bast Cooper.... .' one thousand eight hundred and nlnaty-slx. IM| •£ 3b| I 3U| JO| R 15| bate**111 cnarles w* Arui'’tro~g- Judge pl Pro Richland J unci „ ,n the matter of the estate of Geo B Tuck erman, deceased. parting and filing the petition duly vert2S1'.°L5rnma M. Tuckerman, daughter o( said ,nR.$hat a certain Instrument “*•. ’? cuurt purporting to be the ImI will and testament of satd deceased be 10 probale ftn{1 n!p wocutor therein nmned or some other suitable person appointed. . k ,s prdereri.tliAt Friday-the 18th d*y at December, A. D., IW, nt ten o’clock tn ’‘-J’lpif'd for the bearing nf said pemion and that the heirs at law of said .peT?on!' intorested In are required to appear at a saealon “ °??rtA^en,l®Jbe holder: at the Probate office, io tbe City of Hastings, in said County, “d sbew cuuf, if any there be. why the orayw of the petitioner may not be granted. And It Is further ordered, that said petition*r give no’Ice to the persons interested Id raid estate, of the pendency of said petition and Che hearing thereb?; |D£ a .ctopJ’ ord‘”‘ to he publish ed in the Hastings Banker, u newspaper printed and circulated In said County of Barrr previous to said day of bearlug . , A true copy.7 Goll Lake (Yorkville! Milo Bantu. Hastings... Goats Grove Woodland '.. w«.i Lansing....... Detroit".............. Grand Rapids... Stations. south. Chicago CHAMMtS W. ARHSTRONO. Judg • of Probate. PROBATE ORDER.' ' State of Michigan. County of Barrv—as. At a session of the Probate Court for th? th”rJvOf FST7/.bo,d<° •* thR ^hate office.Id the Oily ofHasUngx, In said county, on Wedthe 25th day of November In the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety six prtr^ont, Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of Grand Rapids Detroit. J..... 10 24 Ooata Grove' m>?ter of th< <*ute’ Lucius Bus sen. jueceased aiJn2T^dl?’:*Ud fibMtbe Mtltfon duly rati­ Milo. fied, of Jultus Russell, Administrator of said estate praying that his final account this day filed may be heard and allowed and he dis’ chaired from said trout. SS.OropF Lt...... 11 l?_Or?®^d- thu BM ird iy tb> Richland Junction.. «>i*uoon, be aMigned for the hearing of aald P^OUop that the hairs at law nf raid de P*™** Interested in said ?h2U rt u ^pp<‘ar *L U **’••100 Of ts. . F®-wnj :nr prayer oj ■12 16 Hastings... 2 W; n-H on euanal only Agents must signal Trains at Wag Stations as soon ra they can be tFreiiht Trains will be run at the convenience to the <knnpnnY.wbn reserve the right to change jhe time of such trains without notice. No «. will watt at Woodbury for nawenrei Jal ■ No. 1 and Freight No. 4D au D. L. & N No. e win wait at Kebland Junction until ar­ rival at No I on C. J. AM. R*y. BMXtffe must be at Depot at least 8 mlnutrt before leaving time of trains, so that Agouti may have time to ebook It properly: otherwlBi Bit TCMRO �Hasting • t^Nh Thursday, Dec."^ 1896 W. R. COOK. Local Editor. ttaoa not oat. ua u,tl The Railway Agent I His Complicated Duties. Spasms — Then ilts — Physical J. A. Goodyear, while employed as it for the C. & N. W. Ry. at Repub. Iricken with nervous spasms, dcveloperlintp fits and continued years. During that time he 1 v. it’’, several doctors, who were . cure him, but advised that he Arbor for treatment., H< did L; : their treatment for four .?out any apparent eiTect. . that condition, he tried Dr. nd». Tt proved’to be the ,-dy and a change waa-BOon " a pr .* < ernen t con tin ued with y dog® seemed to strength-. ,te his thoroughly sluggish tem until a cure was ef- AL- NEWS. :<UtflT<ON • •:•-!•* at.* the! shippel over MW E.voti IU:pkU. has vote.it •• >!:e United Slides. P* ro Ollvot Is at UM t0 h„e , n|lnw| ’■t.yr ’ nretloo. A spar wilt be built |B tb, ib- he*l"!r 1,1 lh« bum* o. In Uh Kb,-,, rh,,ah()o, p()Mpjs «b«,l ■Priw down !0 AHw o„ nQr™> Ulf g.m,, Th’” .porni.f.d Trunk, three miles away. tnnru. n . fJT0*' r*w*“b'un "t th. In the southern part ot UUsdale eountr ..Zi 1 ®ov-tnetH and th.* re.vnt du .hour taOtaetUnaand velopment oi child atmly' But »hh so feet Wide gave way the other day. and topped eo feet .Ijnwln, an Imm-nse body Of waler, F,.hlne ,Mrl|M ar<: now In. black b„, wh,,.. , w»aa country road. large um, of <*,ton" 10 ’’h"" P"' h'.l...t, pl’r There „ „„ ,oubt run[iln? nodw thf h" ii,< wht,’h rt>Wrv„ nl.r,l’Zr’ZLn"!",?',1"''t '’■""•W-nnt li lb. interrupt her house ice* pifig. earth for tn lies aroqn^. talntsdy in Michigan wagered a supper.,,, Btran'sekctln,, „lth Wver.l of sfeyr friends, an l paid the bps |„ „ ,, r, nWquu mauner. . rhe tsbta was orately laid, the cltalta, 'knives. spoons, riblKsr, IMid '.he.table t-luth gnute W31 mckea she brought vn an Im­ ! mense howl of kuWrn mu di for ej n ia .hi, out t.hlldrrn Khsi; pl;ty\ Among the importanr <i>i relation** of nr hofc * followinr: What ur rtjlkiren eat |> plai ? The q'lrrifm.i ! an are eomplementar mint that b. u! Ue:,hr,;xy. rood they got. ; ac'er is limit 'vp of Herren Sartain have recently explored I in , the piav of child!). '««•H, uuBomhwteteni «..,k--------- nrm of_ the . bland of Ce! i u»nti(in nutfitiriuM nr mnluinr'ilou • file -........ mi»V hh plavj in, f(MX| „H> be* ill the Mohicans, and ha' ve discovered । ll,ti «•» may Ills garnet, I” — ■Is .h.* ■' >ph Play there arc Iwojargt* lakes, Matanoa ami i UB*100,1 "r '’»>*'• Tnwuti, at a bright of ’■•ur bun..,*.! are i XMmtlally hoy linprr.Mutthree hundred ni.d fifty metre.. , ....... ’•*’* ^P^hve-:‘atts the chnract. i* uhhh have Imj.re^.d h alMive «ea level, In the former a sound-' hln'- He it conductor. br.At nuti.. drjv i. biz uf four hntW MreJ and eighty metm । l?hant* (^cus-cIoau, lawyer. *m.M i r’ 1 .»_ 'was mnrt/ wlthnul• '•tindiim lt,.1: teacher. He " dnes ;mt Hmpiy' huii.1 uv his nMkes u. nhnrrh, mill., of a VnHKtorio bu.lt j w,K(|p. f, n: . ci*, engine, train, pile*, but naar Subraenred. W1.re disco, reproduce. the lift bus witntssed, rhe iiteti*n Mlttl.IHld '.ii mid i‘kc thnt’obtaliirit in blrnl'ar vIiIh^vh In him. He doVs ti<» cnwiliNte Europe. . good .'uul bud. 11 of great strength rlidiirnn> ‘ is it until mverblftl ‘-last straw' hied to its sy stem is > tntlen hk«- a <*4im I. 1; n-ully rudoq1 '*■' boaw .Ulllob ..I.UM. ,1 will ...nd, Imwcvir. suinHttbig n.irso • qua! reiulln.->. Evil Impt j,-, just ati readily a» the .mi. bqi hi. Profunify Is not ptofoni'y t e piinlurea It for that r.-■•«*<»»>. . P. H the «mt«-H>iiy uf ,’xpi reaehtn ibc chliii. AU ihr i\O(Q building.tor Alrxpr'tSxions and wrr.tN .vlih'n ? hwa.i an* repeated in !ii- p'-ay. l.h-M through the «tom-.v*h Into the bowels, and 1 nasvd tn a thousi d childi-h forms. t:ii- ch impuni foot ball there it Will Htick — that’s constlpatiun. Christina-: time always.hUn^a wjih it San­ ■i County having d.-fe ।ted Nine-ti-ntha of ail human s!rkne-< Is due I ta VlaiH unnivit; spring rnn- the Ifiile gar­ I-. rohstlpallun. Some of the simplest ‘ den*. Keliglmis h-neu* <»> u*n mwt ohe m symptoms are coated tongue and foul uroteitpn* fortn 8. : .-is. of E iton Rapids, liarv.strd breath, dlzzim-ex, heartburn, tl.unlence, I Nuliuns ofijuxiicc. <d bu?lni*s*. uf govsallownera. dhrtrera after eatiruf; head* ' ■ potatoes this* tall. UIs crop ernuu-ni, are. < ntliixflt ci in a variety cf aclte*. ua I la-eitali’. A little thing will ; childish crwUion.x. ■111*1 bushels 01 sorted poiatin-r, cause cutitHipaiion. and a little thing will ' Eten H;e spirit ot (he dhlld’-'i-nvirtinreiiw-Dr. pier® nieut is n-ptindr.re<l with n tuarkal le l;dcl•. elect ot Eaton county art- h certahi cure for constipation. They • Hj. Tin- plhy p»ii<<l ot lite Is Hie period are tiny. Augat-soa(ed granules; mild and of itrimsinnuun —the period .of great aciivla h r.! time tp divide the i.fti natural in their action. There is nothing ty anif i-uliuijc of hntixdiHi'o-i. I: |« tp,। ?i:f lunmu three pr.wiiivnt injurious alwtiit them. Sold by. dr-iggi^tf.. Addrt-rti w th 51 cents in stomp**, to cover cost of tnatf Mi World’s Dispensary Medical A iron Buffalo. N. Y.. and get n free po ten tor 15 tni.va. Um* “People’s Common Sense Medical :t rise in real estate as a Baldness is often preceded fiKt-sa low trend in ;'i-child's life. ' h led by grayne&s r»f the hair, taste involved in the guim- tends to n.i . N. Ferris, of the Big ilaplds both b.tldhcss and graynew. iirt-lf In character—tfm-H ?o i; nut over­ thrown. flair Kenewer. an honest reBiedyi .. -.•!> •<»! lost Si.880 in the rvc-.mt Play Is .i^in’shi-oup; the <::■ ■/: sue there, and the various at udre atlun of Imnvidnalnj .i'iis amounting to SG.ooo it is linpteMioite received, >rncr*s by Ringing noises in the ears, snapping bujzlnr. itself—lu I rwtitig. caused by cararrli. all disappear with ard in which (he child the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla. which, he rrreals. In h large lura&uie, the ' i'he oldest voter in the state heard from sphere which lie will occupy. It Isa kind so :ar Is Dr. W. B. bprague. ot Coldwater, Jaxon Prize Baking Powder leavens. of platfoim ur Inaugural addrera foreshad­ owing the future man. whui-ist his first vote for Madison In best. Play Is more than n.ere reproduction—it 1517. and his last vote for McKinley. Be J. V. Crandall, president of the Cedar ' contains an element of self assertion is over 100 years old. Springs Fair society. Is dead. which modifies the reproduction by plac­ Mrs Sylvia Dunham, ot Ottawa county Send a 2 cent stamp for a handsome set ing the stamp of the child's instinctive indi vidualitv upon IL evl^l»rate<l her 100th birthday last month. of Jaxon Soap pictures. . (To be Continued.) She ha$ seventeen children. Her father Andrew Jacks* a Sikes, an old California was a revolutionary i hero, aud she had gold hunter, died at Homer, aged 67. four sons in the civil war. activ ■ and in good health. She Is quite Eczema Is a frightful affliction, but like all other skin diseases it can be permanentIv cured by applications of i>e Witt’s Witch fl tzrl Salve. It never falls to cure Piles. W. Hl Goodyear. • Electric Bitters is a medicine soiled for, • any sdasoo, but ,perhaps more generally needed, when the languid exhausted feel­ ing prevailar^rhen the liver Is torpid and •lugglah ana the need ot a tonic aud alterative Is felt. A prompt use uf this medicine has often averted Inng and perhaps fatal bilious fevers. No medicine will act more surely In counteracting and freeing^he system from the malarial poi-on HeadKche, Indlgeation, Constipation, Diz­ ziness yield to Electric Bitters. 50c. ami $1.00 per bottle at W. H. Goodyeat’a Mod­ ern Drug Store. A few weeks ago a man came to 1. W. Joaes, of Wayland, and told him that three years ago he was one of a party of Six Corunna saloonkeepers weie fined two who robbed his hen rooat. mihI he had 835 each for selling liquor on the Fourth repented and wished to pay for the stolen of July. In the Spring a vnung man’s fancy light propeily and receive his pardon. ly turns to thoughts of — De Witt’s Little The people of St. Louis, Micb.. are re­ Early Hisers, for they always cleanse the joicing over the discovery of mineral water liver, purify the blood, and invigorate the W. £1. Goodyear. by well diggers at the Harrington house at system. a depth of 585 feet. An analysis shows it There are 82.420 acres of government Forty-oue homing pigeons were stolen to be one of the best and strongest mineral land In Chippewa county subject to home­ from A. J. Whitmore. Detroit, last Friday waters ii» any part ot the United States. stead entry. night. Thirty-two of them had returned One minute is the standard time, and to their loft Sunday evening. The hotel will be made into a sanitarium. One Minute Cough Cure is the standard B. Toupln, a Lake Linden saloonkeeper, The Grand Kapids papers are making preparation for evtry cough or cold. It who recently returned from tbe Newberry mncti adu about a hunter catching a young Is tiie only harmless remedy 4hat produces asylum, banged himself to a rafter. lie W. H. Gooyeau deer in his arms and securing it. There's immediate results. leaves a widow and eleven children. nithiug >t range about that; with a slight; ----- - — An Allegan chimney -sweep buys — old change in the orthography of the name, j h ,0P skirts and uses them for brushes in eleaning chimney, flues. slmii ir «• ctrrrenees are going on in SaraMrs. R. DeYoung, Middleburg. la., ihc evviy day.—Sttmnac Local. writes. 1 have uted One Minute Cough ’11 vute of Berrien county, the home ot Cure for six yeare. both for myself and H - < •* D. I»ix. fur auditor general, has children, and I consider It the qulckes-t son:-' very peculiar fea’ures connected acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure I ever used. W. 11. Goodyear w The total vote cast for Mr. Dlx Is As the result of the restoration of con­ r-, :•.. -net by p,ur sixes, being exactly fidence the Freeman woodenware factory while his majority was 1897. these at Kalkaska has more orders than It can ’- preM-.itmg the year in which he fill. Wil. <->jter upon his duties as auditor genDid you ever think bow readily the blood is poisoned by constipation? Rud blood means bad health and nremature our ix-rvoiis young ladies, who Old age. DeWitt's Little Early KHmts. the : !h*<wuih faniiliu with railroad ; famous little pills, overcome obstlitetemnI stipacion. W. H. Goodyear train to pull ft* her Any. As It is said that Sheriff-elect Chipman of ti’uvrd a iong the ennductor shouted Detroit is actuMBjr*»Wlgrti to keep I” hMescape Hie importunities of eflice1 ’ •^eui.iii .if the switch: ••Jump on j iug . - -s •• comes by; run her down to the I »eek(*re. A. L.iVoos’er. a prominent citizen of ■ • and rut her jn two.nnd bring ! ' • •' I vml up io »/»... depot!’’ Bring O“Seo. Icb.. after suffering excruciating^ from plies for twenty years, was euw*d in 1 • the denkne.-s of approaching a short time by um-iuk DeW itt’s Witch big d'L about her, on hearing these Hazel Salve, an absolute cure for all sk'n ' s-lbtl w irds. ns she nip posed having diseases. More of tills preparation Is ustd an ail ctbrra combine!. : " ce to her, she gave a scream ami W. II. Goodyear 1 “v k op town.- -Batik Creek Journal •Stands h! the Bead. Au_'. J. Bogel, the leading druggigt Of • iri v. pan, Ls., sayg: -Dr. King’s New i ..very L the only thing that cures my cough, ami it in the best seller I have.” • > • CunpbeH. merchanSHtf Safford, Ariz.. writ^; -Dr. King’s New Discovery is all ’"a- •- clalm-d for ii; ft never fslh. and Is !”,re cure for Consumption. Coughs, and 1 cannot say enough for its merPr’ New Discovery for Con•umptiou. Coughs and Gold: Is not an exP*r*’ue it. fl fati trft.d for a quarter ।« •rnfury, and to-day atanda at the *”■■6 It never disappoint. Trtai bottlee lOcH. at W. fl, Goodyear^ Drug S’ore. Cew XMdm ac C1»m ClotbM. Returning to her home in Iron Moun­ tain Mra. H. fl. Bradford bethought a ,ar^e washing‘left on a clothesline. It was gone. She started to alarm tbe police when she discovered her pet cow slowly and contentedly munching a mjir of stockings. Investi­ gation showed that the animal had swallowed 12 napkins, a dozen band­ kerchiefs. several towels, three night robes, several pairs of trousers and was making a dessert out of stocking*. The cow s banquet cost Mra. Bradford $30. A Saginaw Rank In Trouble. National Bank Examiner Caidwell took charge of the First untional bank in Saginaw and the following notice was pc- ted on the bankdnors: "Owing to inability to realize from nMtete, it is decmvtl wi^»» to t» j;;jx>rurHy cln^e the rank. Depositors will lIe p.ij(i in f„||# It is hoped that arrangements can be made to n-surfif.” The capital stock of the Vank ia I he last offi­ cial statement showed a surplus of $60.<XiO, and deposits ot$300,090. Charlotte, died from heart failure. Frank Mesaina, engineer of the Kala­ mazoo Electric company, 64 years ol age. became xuddenly insane and killed himself with a revolver. ’ While the suu waa shining brlghtij und the sky was almost clear over Ah gunsee township lightning struck IL D. Tift’s barn und dfestroyed t. with iU contents • William .Knight was arrertctl neat Three Oaks charged wilH*bounteif< iV ing half dollars, and he is suppom-d tc be one of a gang that has kept that part of the state flooded with liogus coin. A. Av Goodrich & Co., of Detroit, have received-an or<l: r for 2.600 tons of eb.are coal pig iron for Buda-Pesth. Austria. r ear u heclH oiid the order Tl . t ever received for exrport by any American firm. Tram, s ar? Hunpowd to ha*.i- m-1 fir* Bhu'Iding with . ikn.-vbc dh*d at M Coughs Is there a tickling; in throat? Do you cough a । deal, especially when l.._. down? Are you hoarse at times? Does nearly every cold you take settle in your throat? These “throat coughs” are very deceptive. Don’t neglect them. Troches, or cough syrups wdn’t touch the spot. You must take remedies that will enrich the blood, fane up the nerves; and heal the in­ flamed membranes. SCOTT’S EaiLSION of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophos­ phites contains such remedies. It lias wonderful nourishing and healing power. The cause of the cough is removed; the whole system is given new life and vigor; ana the danger from threatening lung trouble is swept away. ■ Iter Expenses of the Election. ' hi. t'-_- was a f.runtiuvat wood' Chairman D. M. Ferry, of the ttpnbil th. alrr and w.:ts an old resident lican state central committer, has of the c?!y. He leaves a fuinily. sworn to the statement that he ex­ . Col. Nelxoii UrLotig, un uxi.-i ney nnd pended $60,332 in the recejit c<tiu|iuign politician, wn:; rdjndged iioi.ne in the •n this state. W. It. Shelby, state chair­ '^robutc court it Mti'kegon and was Book about it free. man of the “sound money” democrats, taken to Traverse City an « private For tale by »U druggist, at 50c. and expended $14498. while Fred A. Baker. patient. 5I4B. . Qf the silver combination, certifies that SCOTT a BOWNE, S™ TWfc Fire destroyed Tyler & Sons’ wit he rx|rtDded nbout $5,000. Gov.-elect block. F-;ilt shn’s, salt well, drill luiu>e; Pingree |>arte<l with $3,366. ' Ice house. 7CU barrels of sail anil a por*? tlon of the dock located on Crow island, XOSTGAGE FOBBC LO3IJRE. . The directors of Hie /Calumet & Saginaw. Loss, $12,000. W'o-rew.d la-.itt hu> been made la tbe eona ewtain real estate imirtintge. bear, carr:i|,v works at Ovid have dtilpus Heeia Mining company hare devluixd a ii-g ante I?)-, $11; day <*t Anril. i®4,’riiM-uTmi by dividend of five dollurs per share, pay- opened up after an idleness of over a fijron n . kSnr.m ..ml Anna Dkvlnroa htswlr®, rt 11 .stings. Barry <\>. Mid-., to Adrian D. About 200 men arc ghcri cmploynlii^ December 17. to **:oekholck*ra oil I O ri.uj. Mich., amt nitirded In tba • coni November 19. .Thhrtii tikes the ufllre of i! c niuh-it r of deeds (gt the cotintv <rf fourth dividend declared during the r romn^smoRqrs;of Mon tmo- 1. rry. on th--L'7ih or.y of April, ixd. at 2-..to n "•. I Liber ttof r- g» H-- v.d- V> hrv.-as «t tx fiscal year and the fifth for the calendar ■»»y havie decided to buy un v ’-d m 4 agrm: between tha .rarttes. that tract cf land nn^ istablisb a r-hou’.d ;.:.y efiiuit be niiute in tii- ;-suiient of year, or $25 per • hare. It also brings Uw iuteirrtdo** ou said inonR3‘->!. er any in­ the aggregate disbursements by .the countj- poor inrun > a’.lni. nt of < ulmr prtuctpnl or hiikr-.-r-t, ou anv when tte «ame is fine and p &urte and company up to $4G,75Q.OOO. Mabley <i. Co,, one of thi- leading re­ <:.-.y sl..mh| tn.1 Rani-., remain uu;-std riul ’.n nrrraM tail-clothing firms in Detroit, fajled for for tidrq dn- s. so much of the i>r iich>uj of mM inortgag-.jet lematnlng unpaid wnh all ar$400,000. n irage»of interest ahad at the ni tlon of the Nehf Sundean met death^n an unusual PrinviSpn. N. .1^ Nov. 28.--President owner of wtid mortgage, after the Innse uf raid manner nt thu mill of the Sturgeon • thu c. da>?-. become nt om-e dur ;-mi payable, Itivcr Lumber company at Chassel. lit Cleveland has purchased the old Slidell avrt the Interest due April 2*tti. jstg, mi said property in this place, with a view to mortgage and note aceouipanyliig lhe iaiue, not was a> >uting. in skidding, a log on -i having frren paid and" r. main io arrears for making it his permanent home. The more rhau lour months, the mortioigep elects to vhain carriage when attacked by an actu^il purchase price is not known, but coto-lder, and dues hereby couMdtr tho nhoia epileptic fit. lie fell across the log and amount yet remaining unpaid upin udd -inertit is generally understood that the price mige and, note to be cut* ant! imvable. and that before' the carriage could be stopped paid is between $45,000 nnd $60,000. the whole amount of botiiorinclpnl aid inter. he was carried to the eixeulur saw anti cm claimed to he dueon said murqntur and note The Vote In Mirauurl. his body ent entirely in two. He was at tills date tsfivehundred and fori jeiijht dollars sixty;•*«« Crins«iftlB.Sl) arid r.p proceedlbaa St. Louis, Nov. 27.—The ollicial can­ an*i young nnd unmarried. at.law < r in tqul.ly hAVing been ■instituted rq tors of the vote in Missouri of the re­ recover the amount so due. or any Mrt tlirrecif, Health In Michigan. . notice >s therefore hereby alveu. that bv virtue cent election is as follow^: Democratic, the power of sale In snldmortgiigi* contained During the week ended 'November 21 363,652; republican, 304,940; prohibi­ of which has iH come operative becatse of Um reports sent in by 51 bbserverx in vari­ tion, 2,169; socialist-labor, GIO; Ptiltner- deiAUtt aforreatj, and In rursssueu of the ous portions of the state indicate that Buckner, 2,355; national (prohibition), stabiles hi such caress made and .provided, tan premises described In raid uiorfg-tge will tie pm-umon/rt and typhoid fever Icreased 292. sold nt pnbllc nncilon to the highHt bidder on Snttirday. the UKn day of DcrcirAer. 1805. at 10 and diarrhea decreased in area of .preva­ O|c!oek In the forenoon.at the front rutruncetei Ofacial Vote ot Minnesota. lence. ,-CniiHuiiiption«Svas reported nt ilic court Ii?u«e1n the city of ■Bk-th.gs. (that St. Paul. Minn., Nov. 30.—The official ut-luz the place yfiitretbv clrciuMcourt tor the 227 places, typhoid fever at 41. jiphcoiiuiyof Harry re held.) for ti- purpoteot thvria at 42, scarlet fever at 31. mens|e< vote of Minnesota on president nt the . Pti»higthe aiaoufit due on rani auvrigage and recent election was: McKinley, 193,- । note, and tiiecnsTs of foreclosure; The prom­ at 21 and whooping cough at 10 places 3tl; Bryan, 139.036; Palmer. 3,230; Lev­ ise** ate d« *crlb»d In raid ir.ongtigje a* follow*! -All those certain pieces oa mu refs of land sit­ Married the Widow. ering, 4.365, and Matehett, 895. McKin­ uate and truing In the City of ileFtingr. in the County of Harn. and Htate of Michigan^ de. Clemmer Bruze, who wusacqultted in ley’s plurality, 53,875. scrlPwl as follows. U> wit: Luts .*»70aad!?l lu the circuit court ax Menominee of the the City of Hastings, (formeiIv village) accord­ A Texas Cyclone. toe ts» recorded plat thereof. * charge of murdering his employer. Eu­ Dated; September 21. ikmi. gene Hollo, at Stephenson. Inst August, hcre devastated a strip one mile wide Adbiam D Cook: Mortgagee. has married the widow of the dead man. nnd eight miles Id length. A number The court was somewhat surprised nt of farmhouses were demolished nnd MORTGAGE b’ALE. the trial when the woman swore thnt one person was killed and several others Default having been made for more than »lxly Bruze struck the fatal blow in self­ injured. days tn the pa\ merit of interest overdue ana payable on a mortgage dated March 16th. itaa. defense. made by Joshua D. Baker and Elizabeth Baker Said He Wax Innocent. husband and wife, Castleton? Barry Couniy. Seale. Ala., Nov, 30.—Jackson Young Michigan, to John M. Smith, and recorded fa the office of the Register uf deeds, for the ConnThe city council of Menominee h:u (colored) was hanged here for murder- ly cf Barry, In the State ol Mlchlcan. on the accepted plans and specifications for jng his sister. He di(?d protesting bin 21st day of October. 1*83. on llber<“ of morv gagt-s. un page 1’6, for which default the Bald s new steel bridge to connect with Mari- *innocence. John M. Smith, by virtue of the rii ht given him nette, the estimated cost being$9,500. | by the said mortgage, has made and hereby makes tbe whole principal sum of said mort­ The Kalamazoo Telephone company gage and the inti rest accrued thereon now due has extended its lines to Galesburg. | and jmyabie Bpd on which mt rigage there ts claimed to be duo at the date of this notice tt>* For the first time in over a dozen sum of seventeen hundred and eighty six del. years Olivet college is rent with the lars and forty one cents and an attorney fee of twenty-five dollars provided for in raid mort­ report of a hazing scrope. A VETERAN'S 8TORY. gage. and no suit or proceeding at law l aving Jesse Fish lost bis right arm in s been Instituted to recover tbe amount secured by raid mortgage er any part thereof. “Several years ago, while in Fort corn busker at Buttle Creek. .It was cut Notice is there fore hireby given that on tbe Snelling, Minn., 1 caught a severe off clean, just below the elbow. 2feth day cf December.1606. at ten o’clock tn tbe forenoon, there will beseld at the north front Fire destroyed the barn of H. Spell-1 cold, attended with a terrible cough, door ef the court house. In the city of Bastion, man near Covert and the season’s crops, that allowed me no rest day or county ot Barry and state of Mlcblgantsald court honrabelng tbe place iniwbich the circuit court numerous farming implements, font night. The doctors after exhaust­ for tbe county of Barry Is beldjatj public aurt km horses and two cows were burned, en-1 ing their remedies, pronounced my to tbe highest bidder, the pteniiaes deaertbim in said mortgage, or to much jhereof as may ba tailing a loss o/ $3,000. case hopeless, say. necessary to satisfy tbe amount due on mid mortgage as above Mt forth, with tbe Interna ing they could do no thereon, and the costs, charges and expeaira;" provided for lor ini in said mort*' more for me. At ' allowed by law and presided Werffer One Hundred Dollars Reward fnr gave, raid premises being situate In the town­ any rx*e pt cabirrb teat vaanot be cured by this time a bottle of ship nl Crttleton. county uf Bany and state ot Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Michigan and descrir ed aa follows, to wtti F J. Cheney & Co.. Props.. Toledo. O. Being the west one halt of tbe. northwest ona We. tbe undersigned, have known F. J. fourth of sect ion number three, tn town­ Chfuev for the laac 15 year-*, and believe him ship, number three rorlh, rarge nntnbw perfeetlv honorable hi all busbies- transactions seven west In the township of Castleton, county Cherry Pectoral was and fitiancially tble to carry out any obligations of Barry and state of Michigan, and coutnlnlng mnd«- bv tlie’r firm. , resent to me by a eighty acn s of land, according to the United Wkst & Thavx. Wholesale Druggists T ledo. States survey of raid section num’, er three. friend who urged Dated th ptember .soth. 1F9T*. WAunxo. Kixxax & Makvik. Wholesale me to take it, which John M. bMHp, Mortgagee. UnigKisl.s. Toledo. U. Alokzo E. Kknafton, ■ Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, actI did, and soon after I was greatly Attorney for Mortgagee. hn, directly upon the bloo ’ and inucmis jnir relieved, and in a Bjiort time was facesuf the system. Price ner bull.e. Maid by all druggist;. Testimonials frro. completely cured. I have never had “Saved My Life” AYER’S English Spavin IJniinent removes all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blem­ ishes from horses. Blood Spavin*. Curbs. Splints. Sweeney. Rlng-Bonv, Stifles. Sprains, all Swollen Throats. Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle. W arranced Elint has a ••people’s* church recently th- most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by W. 11. Goodjear. Drug­ established by Um Rev. William II. Brodhem’, «•!»•» presrhes to larger audiences gist, Hastings. Mich. (him are seen n any of tire old churched. A slick, nlce-appearing dude Inibyed « large number of ladles In ML PleAsaht and virinity to pay him a dollar as subscription Ulsflve^jii<» euabUsh hexHh. Furr, rlch hlnoil tne><» koo.1 health. Hood’4 HaraaparHIa b the for tbe Michigan Fanner premmiug a on -True fill"! t llnrifler I tones m the whole dress pattern as a premium with midi sub BCriptlon. Dollars, dudt and dress pa’terns are now supposed !o have gone to CznadA. .< '>H.« ;i.t-r<li!in»r pill; Hvi.r .it enr-tatt r . 25c . We al! know that guy tired imwcle ran asslsr di be restored bv rest. Your atoinseh muscle. Dyspepsia '* »«• m<»n-r ;t a»v mg “1 am tired. Give m.-r.-st. ’ Fo rest in |UdiSo-»-<*f molh-r< fur Hr.-lv t-Mliln-•• the stomach you must do its work outside (/•■•hllur Mi'h IPTfct *HC<4--A It *'‘ t! Iilld. s< fteiis lb-4’IIIH. ali*v« a’l n:dn of the body. ... • wlrtrt mile And .Mini ’»'"•' rejme*ly for alar I This Is tbe Shaker’s method of curing r*eoty-nveceu'i»a hoflc. indigestion, and Its sueoeM b brat Bitt s-rd by toe fact that these people arc prar.i cully free from wlini Is without doubt -th’ ruoet pre valent of all dis< asrs. [ tie Shak­ er Digestive cordial not only contains <iI gested food whlnb is promptly sb- > '• -> without taxing Hie tired dljie»i«ve or^ao?. For Infanta and Children. but It Is likewise an aid io H»e digwtinti o other foods in fly tbewheel aunnacti. A .10 c »■ woodenThe In the Palmerton Thaftttrial tx»ttle will convince you of If- mrili. tinll* mry and these you can obtain through all drug wnype. gists. CASTORIA ware factory at Ssglimw. blew Into a thonsand pieces, aud though200 workmen were near mi one was hurt. Yoong mothers dread the Sum trier mon­ Laxol le the beat medicine for ths on account of Pre xreat mortality a- Doctors recommend It In place of t -i-tur till. Halls moDg children caused by bowel troubles. Upstart Perfect safety may tie a-snred those who keep on band De Will’s Colic and Cholera The best salve In tbe wu.ia w eu<». cure, and administer it promptly. For hreinM. sores ulcere. Mil rl>«n«>- ,r’,r' n«fM> cramps, bilious colic, dysentery and diar­ sores, letter, ebspped hunts Halb ooms nnd all akin Irruptions and i—>; StCMSSH rhoea, if affords Inrtant relief. Urelr enre pll« or no pax reqn red 1 W. fl. Goodyear Is guaranteed to <1™ Per,M'' Blabop Foley of Detroit has issued au or mooer refunded. Trire 25 cenlr pe order creating the new parish of Yale. Fir sale by W. H. iwouj-r. us The announcement wa« made at Emmett drmoTat by tbe Rev. Fr. Laugtiran. much of a cough-since that time, and I firmly believe Ayer’s Cherry pectoral saved, iny life.’’ —AV. JL Ward, 8 Quimby Av.. Lowell, Mas: AYER’S Cherry Pectoral Highest Awardz at World's Fair. Banner Print Banner Print Banner Print AYER’S PILLS cure Isdigcsttou sod Jsidache PKOBATK (HUtifR. SL-iit- of Michigan, (’-Minty of Barry—ss. a: a p- n-lon of ttxi Fmtmte (ourt for th<-rn> v tf R*rr*. hnliteo st tin- f*rol>ate iifllcv. In the City of H.tstmgs.in said county.'in Ws*.in— dny. the isih day uf Moremln-r :n the year one ttowiand eight hundred anfi-niaety^six. Present, Chnries W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In the maiter of the estate of >anry M. Jordan, deeeased. <»n r- adlng arsd filing the pvtftfon duly veri of Balph B. Jordan. .j»ten «»>it of raid dr prxvinv lor reasons therein slated that ar. order or decree bs« made bj ibis court de­ tri mining who are or were rh.- Inwftd heirs <>f raiddeerase'l imd entitled to Inherit the rea’ rbtateof said devested aad their rospectlre r'l-hte therein. Thereupon it is oroered. that Fridav.tiu Her euthdav of December. A. D. i®c.a: ten o’rlocl In die hireiiuon be BMhtDed for the hearing ■> Hni*l petit loo and that the heirs at law o drorarad and all other oersons Interested b said estate, are required to appear at a s* Mloi of raid rourt.then to br ho’den al the Probateof flee, lit the City of Hastings, in raid County, am show cause. If any there tie. wh* the prayer of the prtittonrr may not b grantee. And It is further orfiered. tii»« Mid petitlormr give notice to the person Interested in said estate, of the pendency o said petition and th* hearing thereof by canslm a copy of this ordei to be published tn tbe Ba­ tings Baxbxr, * newspaper printed and efreu lated la raid County of Banry. are is rari week for three suceesslve weeks prevtous t> "d day of hearing. CHAS. w. Aumstroxo. Jutce of Probate. PBOBATK OKI'Ek. 1 State of Michigan. County of Banry— At a M'Wlon of the-1’rol-ate C-otirt for the County of liarry. holden at the Probate «'fnee, •n the city of Ha»Unvs. in ?a|d ronnty. qq Wndnesttay. -th»- l<«th n;.y of KoreaJwr i« tha ,t ar one tnouvand eight hundred ana ninety six.Present. Chai les W. Armstrong, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the • ei.ute of Icrt r-o Jordan. <l<*c'Asel On rending and filing the petition duly v«*rtno$ of Ralph S. Jordan, sou of said deceased, piayluu for reasUDH tberv::i stated that m order or decree txi made Dy this court <l**te mining u no are nr were tiii! I«#ful heirs of raid da> ceased and entitled to inherit the real t-Mateof said deceased and their reapeci Ire rights there Ri_ . Thereupon it is ordered Jhat Frtdav rfc» riav* ruth, day of Decembtr,A,T). ten o’ckxA In the fun-noon, he as.si> neo tor the hearing <4 petition. »nd that theheirs at iawvf said deeaag, nd, and all ocher persons Interested in said •state, are required to appear at a sesaJoo of •aid court, then to be bolden at Ute frobaM iffirt-. in the city of Hastings, tn said eounty, •nd show cause, if any there be, why the pr*yw if the pendency of raid petition, and ths I ng thereof by rawing a copy of this order .unllsbed in the Habtixob Hajcnkbsi taper printed and circulated In said Court ChaiubW. �Thur»d»y, Dec. 3, 1896. KKTKRKD AB BBOMFV CLASS MATTER AT THE HASTINGS, MKTL, POSTOFFIC1C, AUGUST 14. 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES Over $400,000,000 In gold has come out of hiding since election. Probably a special aesslon of congress rill be called the latter part of March. Vic*1. President Hobart announces that up to date 800 babies have been named af­ ter him. Gen. E. W. Pettus, of Dallas, Ala. was elected to the United States Senate last week to succeed Senator Pugh. It is said that Spalnanis are resorting to the tortures of the inquisition at Manila to force confessions from suspects. fiOaMan. ■ Washington, D. 0., November 24.—The official history of the change in the coin­ age law made in 1878 will be Included In toe annual report of the Director of the Mint for the fiscal year ^890. Director Preston has been searching the files of the Treasury and of Coi^gresa for every scrap of data bearing on that subject, and will make the most complete presentation of facts and documents which has ever been presented. He baa foaud a eopy^of the original draft of tbe proposed coinage law. which was sent to Congress by Mr- «*obn J«y Kqpx, when Comptroller of the currency, wit&tohanges Interlined by Mr. Knox In bls own handwriting. It was only after a long search that this draft of the bill was found in the Assay office at New York, where It had been sent to obtain the views of the Assayer. ,Thls original draft pro­ vided for reducing tbe silver dollar to a token coin of the same finish and propor­ tion of silver as other subsidiary coins. The dollar was not in circulation, because the high price of silver than running made it more valuable then the gold dollar, even if the country had not been upon a paper basis. The committee of Congress which dealt with the bill dropped out the dollar altogether, but retained the limitation cf legal tender power to 85. which Mr. Knox had proposed for all the silver coins. The snbsr.qnent-Action of Congress in adopting a trade dollar for use. in China is well known. . Director Preston will present copies of the coinage law in its several stages, and the correspondence which took place be­ tween the Treasury officials and commit­ tee of Congress, showing that the purpose of the bill was thoroughly understood at every stage of Its donslderallon. Another feature which he proposes to embody In his annual report Is a description of coin­ age, from the point where the metal Is taken from tbe mine until it is paid over the counter in bright coins. Every stage ot the process of smeltlug and refining the metal, making the dies, stamping th«j coins,milling the edges and handling them iu the mint, will be fully set forth. rival of buainesa all over the country means as much for their-own section a« for any other, if not, indeed, mon*. They know that what the south needs more than anything else for the pros­ perity of its business interests and the material welfare of ita people is the development of its resources and diversification of its industries. For this it needs capital, and they know that the antecedent condition for the investment of capital is a sound And stable curency, insuring safe returns in honest money. Having learned to this extent the lesson of the late elec­ tion, they will not long stand in their own light, but will drop Bryaniazn and populism for good and all, nnd full in w ith the procession ^already on the march toward national prosperity.—N. Y. Tribune. . THE TARIFF IN THE SENATE. Proapocta of the of the Dingley BUI. HOUMT Mms. striving to’excite sectioua! prejudices and whose hope of success rests on th-s measure of discontent they art able to foment, have claimed tha: in the tote election the easT, was matched against the west, and tl.ar had the result been left to the west the section as a section would have been oveiwhelmingHy against McKinley. Tiro changes have been rung on this assumption until the peoplp of some of the western states have been made to believe that they must prepare for an­ other great sectional contest. They have been told that they have been outvoted by the east, that the east elect­ ed a president obnoxious zo the west, and therefore the west is justified in expressing dissattofuction. Like most of the claims of the democratic man­ agers or the professional promoters of discontent, this falls to the ground is hen facts are ’considercjfl. The 19 states making* up the western group, ooquting for the sake of fairness Mis­ souri and all of the Pacific states, cast 162 electoral votes. Of these 126 are for McKinle.v and 56 for Bryan. Ro much for the electoral vote of the western stater., taking in the middle west; the trans-Mississippi west, and the Pacific coast. But the same states are for McKinley on the papular vote. Here are the accepting the democratic estinCites in South Dakota and Wyoming: Palmer. McKinley. l 12.W Illinois................ CA’.'>77 1,579 Indiana I 1.000 Sr Im............... Kansan IBP,171 Michigan 23!.1'0 IM.^ 128.477 Minnesota R. OC0 Missouri......... tot. W0 8C.Tr>1) 41.275 Montana 1C-.IC0 S, 29) Nebraska 1,756 Nevada :M75 Nctrth Dako:a. 1.857 flCfl Oh»e . ............ uua Oregon ....... 48,216 Routh Dakota. 3S.495 Ml Washington .. iKw Wisconsin Wyoming . California 146,217 1026 wo Colorado . 1M.870 The people have declared by a popu­ lar plurality of nearly a million vote* that tihey do not regard the free coinage Senator Sherman aptly says that what of silver as a safe experiment. By the we want now, to “faithful government, same overwhelming verdict, it i# fair to with strict economy and ample revenue.” assume that they emphatically re­ pudiated the customs act which to now President Cleveland upon laying aside in force and which hiu> failed to yield Presidential honors will take up his resi­ adequate revenues for the support of dence 4t Princeton, where he has bought a the government. The question that is absorbing the *60,000 residence. attention of the people more than the formation of President McKinley’s The election this year seemed to go by cabinet, is: Will tiro silver aemtora in extremes. For instance Bryan got 128 the Fifty-fourth congress heed the plurality in North Dakota and McKinley verdict of tiro nation and refrain from got 304,944 in Pennsylvania. offering any obstructions to the popu­ lar will? In the event, of tui effort to Spain has thus far expended over 880.­ replenish tiro depleted treasury by the 000,000 in her effort to subdue the Cubans enactment of the Dingley tariff bill, and is further if anything from the accom­ will they resume their former tactics plishment of that object than when the and load it down with a free silver rider? ’ . war commenced. The condition of the te venues is worse Voting machines will soon be in vogue. Guin it was a year ago. The deficit for the first four months and ten dayd of Hudson was the first place In this state to Total*2.M7.7D6 the current fiscal year amounts " in use one and in ten minutes after tbe poles This table shows that in the west­ round figures to $37,000,000, aud for the closed tbe result was known and tele­ ern states, which cast one-half the vote first ten days of November to e.lrout $4,­ graphed to-McKinley. 200,000. The inflow of foreign gold and of the union. McKinley hasu plurality the release of gold hoardings at home of $37,806. This is the. more significant Cubans claim that under Spain they are ns a result of the election have swelled because all the free silver and populist not allowed to make any laws, manipulate the treasury gold reserve some $20,000,­ states north of Mason nnd Dixon’s line their finances nor bold any office on tbe 000 above legal requirements, but this are in the group. Had the issue been island. The Colonists waged war on condition may change at any time, and left to the west McKinley <ould have even less pretext than that. the available cash in the treasury is had proportionately a larger electoral THE REVIVAL OF BUSINESS. subject to constant drain. The Ding­ vote than he really hud in the country Japanese workmen are very ingenious Republican Success Creates a Wonderful ley bill tvhich was passed by the Ixouse nt Large. . It is also significant that Transformation. last December and buried under free i Bryan is not credited with a single elecand intelligent. One of the problems of For two weeks this country has pre­ coipagc amendments in the Senate was • total vote in the New England or the the near future is to devise some method sented an object lesson that mav well l^igned as a temporary expedient to mid die Ftat'es, and that McKinley has to protect the workmen of this country tax the world’s wonder. History1 fur­ ✓meet pressing emergenck's and pre­ the electoral vote of three southern from tbe products of tbe eight*cent*a*day nishes no such illustration of the al­ vent. the constantly recurring deficits. states. Counting the states- by groups labor of that country. most miraculous effect of a revival o It was estimated that it would add at or sections^ McKinley carried the New public confidence upon all departme Itust $30,000,000 a year to the rewnxwH England group, the great middle group. The Geological Surrey which went to of trade and business, upon manu while it was in force, the time for its the great west, the border states of Alaska several months ago has returned turing, mining and comnicrcd expiration being fixed for August 1, • Maryland. West Virginia and Kentucky. 1998. and Brynu has ns a group only the 11 with glowing accounts of the wonderful prises,' upon all the industries Opinions differ as to the ability of the old slave states of Alabama, Arkansas. gold fields there, in-tbe Yakon district nation, its financial undertakings, invested and its idle capital, its em­ Fifty-fourth congress to pass the Ding-I Florida. Georgia. Louisiana. Mtosb»they report an area 500 miles long and 100 ployed and its unemployed labor, ns wide which abounds with gold and which* these ten days have shown us. It has ley bill at the coming session in De- • sippi. North Carolina, South Carolina. Congrcsfinian Dingley and Tennessee, Texas und Virginia, nnd has upon developemeut promises to equal the amazed even those who predicted the , ccml»er. j many other republicans have little faith these by. reduced majoritica. There is gold districts of South Africa. most far-reaching und widely extended । in the disposition of the> free silver sena­ no reason why Mr. Bryan or his associ­ beneficial results from the election I tors to accept the results of tiro popular ates should ary sectionalism nt the The United Slates Is pushing her coast of McKinley and the triumph of the ( verdict registered on November 3, and republicans.—Chicago Inter Ocean. principles of protection and sound ‘ defenses to completion. When tbe work <io not hope for remedied legislation of POLITICAL DRIFT. The most sanguine never this character until President McKinley Is done many ot our large cities will be money. well protected after being left to tbe open dreamed that the immediate effect calls an extra session of the Fifty-fifth crJones is not yet out of politics. would be so marked and bo universal. congress in March. fire ot any fleet that might have come. He must settle the bills of hia commitThey believed that republican success On the other hand, news of an en­ tee, and they must be settled on a gold England Is also.fortifying Canada. Can would reestablish confidence in all de­ couraging nature comes from many of basis.—Elmira Advertiser. the Venezuelan controversy have any bear­ partments of business and finance; con­ tiro free silver senators themselves. CZThis country, having drawn the ing upon these things? fidence between man and man and Senators Carter,qf Montana; Clark and confidence in tbe credit, the honor and ।■ Warren, of Wyoming; Brown, of Utah. fire from the popgun and taken the English bd II by the horns, is now preTen years ago the United States ex­ the stability of the government. As a ' and reriiin^ of California, announce ]„re,i to talk Spanish. What a pity th. ported 118,000,000 pounds of cheese an­ result of such restoration of public and that they Will ^ot favor any obatruc- Fourtb ot iK M far ,w»yt-Troy nually and Canada 8i),000.0tfo. Now Can­ private faith they looked with the most tion methods m the interest of free ! — Times. . ada exports 154,000.000 pounds and tbe positive assurance for the gradual im­ coinage, and express their belief that EFSpeaking of political campaigns, provement and a slow recovery from tariff legislation should have the right ! United States only 73,000,000. So much the discouraging conditions which have of way. Congressman Newlnnds, of | w tenure r the smoke of battle dears for going into the manufacture of filled prevailed for now four years. away only to make room for tbe smoke In­ • cheese, which is a cheating article, and stead of a gradual change they have Nevada, also urges prompt action on I of resuming mills and factories, it to the tariff separate from currency legis- । the world knows it perfectly well, though witnessed an almost miraculous trans­ a sure sign that the election went the lotion. formation. tbe old stamp is placed upon it. | In view of this attitude of the lend- right way. That is the situation this SHU more .urprlein* mu.t this awttt ' in‘“would^ year.—N.Y. Mail and Express. There are eight candidates for the upspringing of jparalyzed industries, pear to be the duty of- the ETThere won’t be any period of anx­ - -----Fifty-fourth speakership in tbe state legislature so far. arrested enterprises and sluggish trade I cxjngress to make an honest and patri­ iety and uncertainty’ about tariff Their names are given herewith; Wm. D.. into new life und bounding activity otic effort to pass the Dingley revenue changes thia lime, because the party Gordan, of Midland; Wm. D. Kelley, of have been to the men, either mischiev­ bill, which woiild obviate the necessity in coming Into power which knows how ous or misguided, who for months and for the disturbance ol the business of . to make such changes, and the whole — Muskegon: Robert D. Graham, of Grand years have been trying to persuade the country which would be incident to ] ^oun.tnr^ *n f assurance that Rapids; Wm. R. Bates, of Flint: Col. John themselves and others that the cause ! 1 it will do Ha work well. — a prolonged discussion of a tariff in an * "“n '1~ ” ” Poughkeepsie Aitidnson. of Detroit; Andrew J. Sawyer, of all the depression and distress lay extra session in March. Independent off Eagle. of Ann Arbor: F. C. Chamberlain, of Go- in the continuance of the gold stand­ tlxe action of the Fifty-fourth congress,r KXThe victory in favor of the gold ard, and that nothing except the free however, there is undoubtedly a stronga standard has already increased the vtaigebec, and Oramel B. Fuller, of Delta. coinage of silver would ever bring re­ sentiment among tbe people in favor of[ bk supply of gold and placed such Tbe State Convention of Nebraska Su­ lief, restore confidence and renew pros­ a session of the new congrees immedi­. money within easy reach of anybody perity. To these gentlemen the vivify­ ately after the inauguration of Presi­. । who wants iL. This is contrary to the gar Beet Growers has passed resolutions ing and transforming effect upon busi­ theories and predictions of the free sil­ in favor of such legislation as may be ness of the overwhelmingdefeat of their dent McKinley. After a marvelous campaign of edu­. verites, but it is a manifest and shining needed to enable the United States to pro­ chosen candidate and their cherished . fact, nevertheless.—St. Louis Globe­ cation the people have decJored for cer­ duce its own sugar. This means, as one principles must come as a most start­ tain economic policies. There is no rea­. Democrat. ling surprise, if not, indeed, a revelation. of tbe leading members of the Convention son why the adoption of these policiesj c^The silver mine owners and their explains, that the Sugar Trust must not be Quite possibly some of the most ob­ should be delayed until December, 1897.. representatives have been guilty of an permitted to frame tbe sugar schedule of stinate and unreasonable of them may Considerations of trade and industry• attempt at coercion far more unpatripretend to explain the l t;s;;^-. •; revival demand that the tariff question l>e set­. otic and on a far greater scale than at­ tbe next tariff law, as it was allowed to do upon the theory that it to r.szine, tled as quickly ns possible. The St.. tributed to the employers of labor. For Id the case of the present one. because of but only a preconcerted ft • aun- Louis platform demands a settlementt many years past they have been trying its large contribution to tbe Democratic terfeit activity planncvl J.y t’:o . lutoof this question along protection linesi to coerce the government into the free campaign fund of 1892. ■ cruts for effect upon tlm pt:’..: . ;aind; and then “a rest" for the countin’. coinage of silver under conditions that just as they accounted . ‘-r th : oubleIn the event of a failure to pass the> would enrich the mine owner* and imIt would seem that it would be wise to some rise in wheat coincide Lt :> with a Dingley bill the only way to secure ak jwvertah the people. Their plan of co­ drop in silver by attributing it to the prompt settlement of tbe revenue ques­. ercion has included a series of efforts revise eur constitution and enable a Presi­ machinations of Mark Hanna. But the dent to lake bis seat as soon as elected. In­ great majority of those who honestlg tion is to call an extra session of con­. to cmlxirraja, paralyze, starve and bamkgress to convene on March 4. Any delay■ rupt the government by opposing and stead of being compelled to wait from supported Bryan because they believed , is detrimental to the busin'ees interest*[ defeating legislation absolutely rrocesNovember to the March, following. The iu his theories—those who are mis­ of the country.—Chicago Times-Her­. aary to its maintenance. By thus bull­ present plan gives our foreign competitors guided rather than mischief-breeding, ald. bait ing, boycotting and blackmailing , an opportunity to work great barm to tbe weak rather than wicked—cannot fail the government they have tried to co­ C7So long as he has a» opportunity commercial interests by dumping ship­ to comprehend the lesson of the last to address a few hundred people two erce the people into yielding to their ten days. demands.—Indianapolis Journal. load after shipload of foreign made goods -This ought to be especially true in or three times a week, it does not make he rule-or-ruin silver men Klinto our markets. When our constitu­ toe southern states, which gave their much difference to Mr. Bryan that he rer.dy talking about “revenging” themtion was adopted manufactures of all kinds electoral vote to Bryan, not so much be­ is defeated.—Indianapolis Journal. reJves, when congress jneeu next was In a very erode state, and weeks and cause the voters believed in him or t-^To Bryan’s call “to renew the sil­ month, by putting a free coinage rider weeks were often concerned In sailing his theories as because they could not ver fight," the Memphis Commercial­ on every appropriation bill. If they across the ocean. But with Improved overcome their lifelong habit of voting Appeal simply replies: •‘Rats’’’ And it wish to make their cause even more machinery and tabor caving devices for the democratic ticket, no matter wtat covers tfie case.—Chicago later Osean. unpopular than iCb dow, they condo It very well in this way. ’ NorViM oxy making good a and ships that cross tire 9it stood for or who were the candidates. Already’ there are encouraging signs sensible man support such a renrtutkmocean in only a few days, an enormous of a new light breaking in upon tbe A foreigner who whihes to turn him­ try programme. There to not tbe slight­ quantity of goods ean be shipped Into this more intelligent and thoughtful people self into a Frenchman must. reside in est possibility that any free coinage Jaw emsntry before any change in tariff rates of the south. They eonfera that they France for ten years without interrup­ could be passed, even under such a pro­ oca be made. TbU is a great'wrung anel( had little heart in their support of tion. But an easier way is, after u reeding; and the government would not wteiamic to the iucosring cdmfnbtra-1 Bryan and took littie stock in the finan­ year's residence & France, to marry a be hflgnpered, as tbe appropriations of cial heresies and anarchistic tendeuefes Frenchwoman, or to render khsc sig­ the last session cover the fiscal rear up of the Chicago platform. They are not nal service to the state, either in the to June 30 next, aad President MeKmso blind nor so obstinate as to refuse array or in tire crracion of some indua tay w ouW at oner call as extra r^ion tart chapter* of “Caplata Cioae” this trial. or agricultural rnterjfrise.—Chi sf the Fifty-fifth rongreas to pass ap­ bwanee*. rerival or to admit .that it ia propriation Wlls.-TaJcdo Blade. !Sr*Buy sensible gifts.some­ thing serviceable and durable. ■ Sg*Buy those gifts where yoti get wnatiyou pay / for. ; ^“We will have the best ■ and prettiest thiiigs ever shown iu the city in Dry floods and Millinery for the hol­ , , • iday% A Bad Histake Is a <ood thing not to make, ami one of the worst mistakes possible is tntafog bar­ gains In our stock of HATS. Bay where your money bring^the most. thrift, and thrifty people fare bad In thlg world. We’ve increased your slock of motiey by Increasing Its value in oor soeds. We’re seliiag what you need at bar low prices. Our figures are practical studies In economy. Here arc wne of tiro p >la‘t »/ •? m’l »•»< I too carcfittly. ' . • j For one week only we will sell you Lndtes’ Fine Shoes $4-00 grade (di-------- ->3 25 $2 75 and $2.50 grades?2.25 3 00 “ 2.50 2.25 grade.... J. ( .90 >2.00 grade (a Si.65 . We have a few pairs In special lot that sold at 84.00, 93.507 83.00; and 82.50 that go at Sl.75. Sizes 2J*. 3? 8X and 4.j 7onrs for business, THE BANKRUPT STORE. C H QSBORN & CO. xxxxxxxxx Something lor Ghrlstmas. IT IS OFTEN HARD TO DE­ CIDE WHAT TO GET, BUT CERTAINLY Peninsular steel Ranee WOULD Please Your Wife- fl Pair 01 Skates WOULD PLEASE YOUR BOY, OR A GO 3D KNIFE. THIS IS THE TIME To saw wood. WE HAVE A FULL LINE' OF GROSS GUT SAWS »» AXES. WINTER HASNT SET IN YET BUT WE HAVE A LOT OF SNOW SHOVELS IN ANTICIPATION. �Banner listing•' Thursday, Dec. 3, 1896. w. R. COOK. Lor Al Editor. OU \.co)d or a cough? If you have nen you are an exception. This is .41. \t weather for lung trouble and Cv.. ivone should be careful about catching cold. A slight cough, nc^’ected, oftimes proves a serious matter. U you have a cough re. ci pt of your own or a prescrip- tic., from a physician and want it 5 :1 correctly and with pure drugs at prices to correspond with the ’ t: have it filled at my place. *a full line of ail the patent nv. cines advertised in this paper. I: -Nip a cold,” a good thing to ' ■ :p a cold when it first starts. ... .use P “4 payrs” condition : r. the best on earth. Fred L. Heath (Druggist. LOCAL NEWS. - CIRCULATION * Tu ~ week, 96 quires. T.j.-u weeks from to-morrow is Christ­ ie o Schoo! column on inside local page this F.nu chocolatei at Burman & Marples 1 < the holidays.; t i.lze Smith goes to Tekonsha, Dec. 18, i. liver a lecture. Claus’ headquarters is at FltzHabtiiigs: Just try some of that delicious toffy at Barihan & Marples’. * Let the Danner’s clubbing rates before you stud .for any paper. Chinaware, glassware and dolls at Heni >■? ■’ a Dickerson’s. Ail tri mined hlats at reduced prices at Mifi G ; trade Stebbins'. Special‘al<*.or children's underwear at ’ib-uder.-hott & bkkersoni’B. Nice line of hosiery, mittens and gloves a- Hendershott A Dlckenjon’s. . irat< new stock of nuts at Burman <t Mauespecially for tbe holiday*. , Suntan X- Marple will have a fine stock ji 'hes and nutsTor the holidays. terms to 8 inday Schools on jjtey geota at FitzSimmonsl Bazaar. Give yourself a good clean shave by get• ng your razors'honed at Busby Bro?. ii'• shoes and clothing to exchange v. - I. . oJ D. Spaulding. -■.-“•"■■retern.aanyelothlnfiMde ‘o* U,lr*1 toorderjuat tee Lttnn. the tailor, and 1 ** by PresideiiKleei McKInlry ta,t tnake arrMBetneui, to exebamre aome nice WM one of Immense size, bcrlnx , green wood for tailor made clothing. "His name Is Uanna.” Now that a Kausv woman has found a Ever, IHUe Fblle we read In lhe papers half-carat diamond in a chicken’s gtaard. It is about time for the people of that slate t»a< aome one has stuck a rust, nail |„ hls knee or band, or aome older portion •° stop complaining about poor crops. L ’• ”'J th“ l00l,J” nwlted Who says the prices on tinware, china therefrom, ot which tbe patient died. It Joys, games, books, dolls, albums, celleuever, porMn w„ ,w,re Q( g lold novelties, etc, are all right at Fitz«, lor all such wounds and would apply it, 31 min on’s Bazaar?^ Why, everybody. then all such reporta would cease. The We make a s^ecijty Of honing razors. remedy Is simple, almost always on band Farmers bring tn your razors and get and can t>e applied b, tnyoni.. ,n(1 wha, |s them hohed at our *hop. Old razors made better. I. Infall.ble.1 U |, ,l01p,y 8mo|(e as good as new. Busby Bros. the wound, or any bruise or wound In­ The vote for state Senator was canvass flamed. with buntlnx wool or woolen ed at Charlotte Tuesday and the official cloth. Twenty minutes In the smoke of count gave Hughes 7729 and Merritt 7060. wool will take the pain out of the worst Riving Hughes, fusion, a majority of 60. cases ot Inflammation arlsln, from lie People may sneer at this remedy By special arrangement completed yes­ wound. terday we are able u. furnish the Detroit *» much as they pleMe. but when they ate Semi-Weekly Journal the best paper afflicted Just let them try II.—Bdlcvuc In Michigan for 81.85 with the Banxkb. Gazette. Tuesday morning a very critical aud Nothing makes a better or more useful present than a good lamp. Phillips * Erb dangerous operation was performed on have a large assortment and they are sur­ Mr-. Saundent at the home of her daugh­ Dr. Young, of prisingly cheap too. You are Invited to ter. Mrs. Dell Doyle. NashvKIe, and Dr. Lowry, of this city, re­ cal tarn d see them. . ^fter Christmas it Is expected the vested moved an ovarian tumor weighing *85 pounds. Dr. Patterson, of Grand Rapids* boy choir at Emmanuel church who arc and Dr. Fuller, of this city, were also pre­ Riving such satisfaction for the evening sent. The best medical advise in Grand services, will begin to furnish the music Rapids hmi been consulted in this case, for the regular morning services. but they refused to make the operation be­ We notice that Agricultural papers are lieving It was certain death. However it advising farmers to hold on to their flocks was known that without an operation lier of sheep and if they haven’t anS’ to hold death was but a question of time and as on to, to get one, predicting that woo! will. she had grown rapidly worse the past be worth raising one of these days. week. Dr. Young and Dr. Dowry under­ Tailor made clothes wear better and look took the operation, which bids fair to be better because they fit tatter than ready very successful from present indications, made clothing. Anyone having some nice the patient rallying nicely from Its effects, green wood to exchange for tailor made and if she Ilves through to-day,.her recov­ clothing Dlease call at C. E. Lunn’s. ery Is probable. Should It be successful It will add greatly to Dr. Young'a already The Christmas goods are coming In fast established fame as a surgeon in cases of at John Hessmer’s Jewelry store. This this nature. weak he received a large stock of solid gold rings, ladies and gents umbrellas and rDr. Utiah Upjoh, a pioneer of Kalamazoo, and well known In Barry County, sterling silver novelties. All will ta died last week Monday^jhced 88 years. sold at popular prices. He was father of Dr? Will / Upjohn and • The band boys gave tbe last of their Mrjkjy. p. Sidnam, formerly of this city. Saturday evening open air concerts for thlT From the Kalamazoo Dally News "we clip" season last Saturday evening. They are the following:— / continuing their practice same as ever ami- ‘ "Dr. Uriah Upjohn was .bort) September 7. will give a dance on New ’^‘ears nj^ht, ISOS, in Gia .organ near Cardin Monmouth shire. South Wales, and received bls pre! mlnand a concert later In January. / ary education in England before cumlng to Amrrica tn IK'S. He commenced the Hudvof An exchange reports a case in the circuit medicine a» Greenbush (East Albany). New York Mu i graduated from the College of Physi­ court as a “petition to amend‘fnarriage.’* cian* and Surgeons in New York city. March 23. 1834. Dr. Upjohn commenced tbe nrertire of If that petition shall ta gunteiL the court medicine at Brighton. Mo r * Gout ty. N. Y. In June 1&T>. be started »ur the West. Eram may find itself overwhelmeCwire business, Detroit on horseback, he r«»de through the as there are ifiimerons partieswlio would woodrd territory, and, reaching Kalamazoo County, settled on the rortbwrst quarter of sec­ like to have their marriages “amended." tion 31, in that part ot the township cf Richland since called Koss. September 15.1837. Dr. I'njohn was married The M. E. choir are furnishing very to Marla Mills, youngest daughter of Deacon fine music now. The choir has been en­ Simeon Mllls.one of theplouerrs *1 Grand Rap­ ids. Ills ride on horseback tor mory than 20 larged and under tbe capable leadership of years, extended among the Sparse sHUemenia Miss Ida FltzSimmons who is drilling and log cabins scattered over the territory of five counties. Kindly, uadently. be went on them, the music is proving a very attrac­ his errand ot rrrrcv in ah seasons uf the year, and through all kinds of weather, re- dering tive feature of the Sunday service?. hi- services as chrerfnlly to the uoor who could not pay, as to those who could." One of the greatest palm fanciers In London is said to have discovered that the leaves should be washed, not with pure water, but with milk and' water, which has a wonderful effect of preserving them, and preventing the appearance of the Blue and Snyder Are to Wrestle at Hastings. brown spots which are bo disfiguring. TO SETTLE M DOI'BT Change in star service—Assyria ser- WILL HE CT ABOUT DEC. io Boys boots for SI.00; Mens boots for Nashville, from Decomber 1. change vice so as to rnn from Nashville by Maple •S’.JO, cash. O. D. Spaulding. Grove and Ceylon to Assyria, returning by Ladies capes, jackets and wraps at big BOXING AND CLUB SWINGING ON Lacey. Highbank and Maple Grove, to THE PROGRAM. H’eounU Call before you buy. — O. D. Nashville, 37 miles one way. equal to Spaulding. eighteen and one-half miles and back, de­ The Old Qocatlon of Supremacy Between The wind wont blow through jour creasing distance equal to one mile and to Meet Once More on the Mat—Local whiskers after one of those clean shaves gp erring Lights Will bhow Their Abilat Busby Bros, ; ^Wba1 is known as the bard winter ir. A full line of children's bats going at 19 Michigan, occurred In 1842-43. it snowed budcents al Miss Gertrude Stebbins’. on tbe 18th day of November, affording Hastingh, Micu., Nov. 30. —(Special.) Call and see thorn. slight sleighing, and It remained on the —Plans are being made for a big athletic carnival In this city about December 10. ground until May. Wells dried up. stock Tire Epworth League have their piano The features will be wrestling and taxing fund Increased $28. as a result of their perished, starvation beset many settlers bouts, club swinging and other sporting features. The leading event will be a and desolation prevailed. Ln the borders Thanksgiving social. " wrestling match between Elmer C. Blue Closing out our winter stock. Anything of settlements many animals were lost by of Kalamazoo and Jake Snyder of Piqua, if dress goods at lowest prices. Call aud tbe bears and wolves which were driven O. The supremacy between these men from their wild wood haunts by hunger. has never been finally settled- Snyder : -O. D. Spaulding. once defeated Blue and then Blue turned In every American home the rocking around and stood Snyder off fur several No better Christmas present could be n-ii ie than a suit of tailor-maje clothes, chair Is regarded as an indispensable hours in a match pulled off In Kalamazoo. accessory. Those who love their rocking Both men are in fine condition and nre< fee Lunn, the tailor. ready to settle once for all tbe doubt as to To secure fine watch and jewelry' repair­ chair will be glad to know that a medical which Is the best man. ing and artistic engraving call at John authority has recently pronounced ft to ta of use in certain cases of dyspepsia. ItI -siner’s jewelry store. the patient lies In an almost horizontal You never will regret it the longest day position, and the movement of rocking is you live If you go to Phillips & Erbs and very gentle in character, good results have try some of their coffee. been known to follow, supposedly, because Lots of Christmas goods on the way for the movement stimulates tbe digestive Phillips A Erbs. Dout pass them by In organs. your search for pice presents. Mr. A. M. Welch, of Ionia, Is one of the I have a full Hue of feather boas that I lecturers of the loug dairy Institute at huj selling at greatly reduced prices. Hasting- I>ec. 15 to 17. He is a producer -Mita Gkrtkude Stebbins. of milk fur the retail trade ot Ionia, and Busby Bros., the tonsorial artists liave has made a success of this branch of dairy­ all the latest styles in hair cuts. Call and ing. He has had only a limited exper­ see them when you want anything In thia ience In Institute work, but he has bad an line. abundant experience In dairying. He is The names of the contestants in the tax­ Eo*t—An order drawn on the township an enthusiast on the silo, having Jour or ing bout cannot bo made public nt thiof Hastings and payable to Chas. Smith. five on his place, and the topics on which lime. The meh are well known, however. Finder, will please leave same at City he Is to talk have been chosen wllh refer­ In local circles as clever exponents of th» Bank. ence to bU ability so speak upon them fistic art and tbrir meeting will be.a terapBorn—To Mr. Mrs. Fred Beadle, of from experience. Grand Rapids. Nov. 27, a girl. The child Who would suppose that a turned-down only lived a few days and was brought kerosene lamp would breed diphtheria? ’ here for burial to-day. j We are all accustomed to the disagreeable Hr’s Young and Lowry removed an ab­ fumes arising from this cause: and when dominal tumor weighing 18 pounds from New York was suffering from an epidemic Mrs. Baird, of Barryvllle, last week. The of diphtheria, the Board of Health decided operation was successful. that its presence was to be attributed to Don’t forget that Lunn, tbe tailor wants tbe fumes of a kerosene lamp turned down to exchange tailor made clothing for nice low more than to any other single cause. Kreen wood. Call at once and make ar­ Whether or not this be so, It certainly is a mistaken kindness on the part of an indul­ rangements to get a suit. Mrs. W. H. Goodyear entertained a gent mother to allow a lamp to remain in company of young people very pleasantly a child’s bed-worn with tbe flame turned "■itb pedro Thanksgiving evening compli­ down. A turned down kerosene lamp is a mentary to her sister Miss Janette Beattie. magazine of deadly gas, to which the F. D. Cole and Miss Bertha Rider carried strongest lungs cannot be safely exposed. ’ the prizes. Felt Boots, 0 o Tfi CLOJE0 Heavy Socks, § Knit Boots, uE I Quilted Boots, £ Wjol-lined Shoes, Felt Shoes, (Sizes, 16 years4o 19 years.) Felt Slippers, O.vergaiters Lamb's woolSoles ---- AT THE — Red Front Shoe Store; 89.00 Black Kersey for $7 woonn & iwsoi 812.00 Blue Kersey for $9 feple fays want their money’s worth. Buys a pair of our Leather Stockings, size 7% and up. We always try to give,it in everything we sell. We make it especially true on our 50c, 75c and 90c under­ wear and 25c wool hose. In gloves :and mittens we have the best goods : the lowest prices. We call your at ;attention to some all-wool kersey j coats, vests and pants we have. We are receiving testimonials of their good qualities every day. They are the Very Best made. They are warm, sightly and cheap, , I best wearing all-wool pants on the 1market. Remember our extra ef ­ . fort to rid our stock of 3 or 4 dozen I Imen’s and youths’ suits at a price , I far less than they are actually 'worth. J. C. FARRELL. Clothier. (Hjde^ter § ^urton» • LEAPING CLOTHIERS ' Sold! Sold! It makes some difference whether the GOODS or the CUS­ TOMER is sold. Our business is to sell goods and we-dio not sell our customers for we give them honest goods at honest prices. *1 BAITS \l I I DELUSIONS 11 k/FALSE VALUES But we have a good tea dust at ioc, per lb same as others ask 20c for; Boiled cider at 15c per quart. A coffee at 20c as good as others sell at 25c. Coffee "Seal Brandjava&Mocha Best Coffee grownSMfortd Perfection ofstrengthStflavor Guaranteed absolutely pure Cape Cod Cranberries. L. E. 5T/WFFER. Fine bleached celery. And all who have tried testify that our can oysters arc the best SOLE rtQEMT H/UTINQJ. they ever saw. Bams & VanAnnaa Closing Out. DI Having too much business on my hands, I shall, on DECEMBER 3, 1896, commence closing out my Stock of Clothing And shall continue until all is closed out. Now will be your chance to get bargains M Additional features will be provided. The affair is under the management of And with Its approach you local businessmen. It will ta held In the think of good things for the Opera bouse. Efforts will be made to have little ones. I have received the C. K. AS- run a special brain, to ac­ a fine new stock of commodate a crowd of Kalamazoo’s sponiDg fraternity who. It Is undrrahmd. will attend In a body.-Knfomn^Teteprnp^ In addition to the above Mr. UrtirgH Ormsbee, of Kalamazoo, will be here to meet any 130 pound man In the state at that are simply immense. boxing. Robert Morley, champion Club I rxrvll iu ^winger of the state will be berO that even­ ing to give one of hla famous exhibit ion? wlthlbe Ar. dob.I*'" "JT been eeeurerl on tbe C. K. A 3. K. It. Au mlssloB 25 epd 50 cent,. Candy. Nuts and Fruits Bakery Goods. The LedIM Mlwlon.r, monthly meetlnir ot the PrMb,tartan elioreh next Wrdnwdxy Bt the parwnexe. All Intrn-atrd will be warmly welcomed. S6.00 Black Kersey for 85 Jot Renkes = = At Cost = = All the goods were bought at a great dis­ count for-Spot Cash and will be sold for less than others bought for. ■ Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Felts, Rubbers, Shoes, etc., etc. TsTO RESERVE! National Bunk Phin Smith’s CASH CLOTHING STORE �LIFE. COOK BROS, Proprietors Merit Is #hat grives Hood’s Sarsaparilla its great popularity, Its conrftantly increasing mIm, and enables it to accomplish its wonderful and unequalled cures. Tbe combination, proportion and process used in preparing Hood’s Sara* parilia are unknown to other medicines, and make Hood’s Sarsaparilla Gen. jfield In .tuppurt uf thu iarwM>ty of thlsreorganiaa' don uf the Infantry. Tbe MlHUa. • Inwit tgu :ion thia year has shown serious ! entu-mit s ni the mfiiw and equipment of he Mate militia branch of the service. When ihe state* furttUh the armories and ; demy all expensea Incidental 10 keeping • their force* in training. Secretary Umont j buggtina that the united States should ■ j.rovide them v/nh th* Implements which ! 1 hey will need In active service—arm* and field equipment—a* the supply on hand in totally Inadequate Tbe secretary recom­ mends that the Sprlnttfisld rille, caliber 4.'.. be Issued to state troops; that the states bo allowed to return to the wardepartmer:' obsolete arms uqd-'cqulpmenta to be sold and the proceeds credited to the states, ana that the states be allowed to purchase from the department Mupplles at reguiaUun State®.* Drain on the Gold Beservo—The Hoad I Washington. Nov. IO.-The annual report ?• . .m1 Mor&an, treasurer ot the united Statba. shows tbe net ordinary rev­ enues of the government during the fiscal year ended June 30, IKt, to have been 3326.­ 976,200 and the expenditures K52.lT9.44fl, leaving a deficiency tor the year ot S&2D3,24»>, or $17,001,977 less than during the pre­ ceding fiscal year. The report rhows that during the last fiscal year there was an Increase ot 47.863.lul in the receipts rrojn customs, an In­ crease of (2,341.192 from Internal revenue sources, an Increase\>f >2.479.622 from mis­ cellaneous sources, nnd a lossot J97.«3 tiom the rale of public lands, making the net in­ crease in the receipts >13,586.125 The d* ■ <’rc-;i4t* In tho expenditures amounted to$1.wJa.E.2. 1 . • Band H&lotu ■ Th® report shows thejotai receipts from tha tirst rC4>.< Uv.taJU loan of 1KS4 to huVe l»e*n 25X,660.917, the second loan of KA.vOil.WO of l&'l $68.71;*,710, the loan of 362.315,idu for 181*5 W5,-i2soj5, • und the ?lw.: v f/wi Joan ot 1896 3iii.x>:.,ifi2. From the first Ioan there was realised K2.85’».2iM Ur gold coin and >.'.»1O,42U In gold certlf'catea; (rum the sec­ ond Ioan >53.<CI,M» tn gold coin and 35,1. 8.­ 410 In gold certificates; from the third loan Wu.4X8,051 In gold coin, and from the fourth loan >109.327,455 in gold coir, and 5102i>.8P* in gold certificates. The total receipts from Hie several bond sales, therefore, were 1294.1M.295. * Referring to the condition of the treasury during (he last year, the treasurer saya: "While the caah balance in the trrusury bus afforded a comfortable working fund, and would have done so without augmenta­ tion from Joans, the gold reserve has been maintained only ut the cost of a fresh Issue of bonds und by voluntary contrlbutlonu of banks und financial Institutions With the exception of a brief period in the autumn ■ol !M«5 and iinuther In the spring of IW, the rullng rsU-H of foreign exchange weresuch throughout the y«>ur as to permit if not re­ quire the export of gold. * T1,Mt Bev. MUl or Bow the States CMC of Agriculture. « BteV.u.1.gtonI uud grand p-hn,, o( the lUrnuu curunruntter^r Ki.igh>* pein. plan, fouud dud ,u th, ,||ev ths Onto resktence I ueuduj moruIng u.>t murdered. The formal verdict ot t > z.Arn>i.<r’e in... ___ .... _ Affairs Mhu*ec<1 with Much Economy— Our Forelgn Trade iu Moat—America Daatined to Monopolize tho Mar- New York, Nov. 23.—The World an­ Mr. Miller enme to bis 8! nounces the first approxiwntely com­ toi that was tired by bisaleu th Uy a pi»plete returns ou the receptpresidential suicidal intent on Novel:•wn hnnda with election from all the states aa follows: tbfehouroflip.ni. Th|tnlwr 33, about ' coroner's jury , McKjnPal­ consisted of Dr. K. L- VI alston, Cast C. Bryan. mer. State*. Iff 1'7 4.444 Chenoweth. H. D. Heil, A Ibert M. Drew, 27,512 •110.103 ArksmuiM... Herbert U. Jones und VI ilJhjni W. Cun142.926 IM7 CaUicrnln.v r.., nurd, the tirst five well 151.'.'70 Colorado.. . E. 7« l-known pliyui4.214 ciAES. ll'.,>.x Connecticut. * Ocr Foreign Trade in Meat. 16.-,71 Delaware ,s . -— 11.545 The inspection ut uniniuls idu-nded tor Flofida CatUo PerixlJuj;. It cures a wide range of diseases because <pricM r.cei t.788 .... । Entire >amity Horned to Death. loud is treated at l<nalh Mr. Alqrtofl orges Georgia Yankton, S. D.. Nov.'26. '■ I’wo bun­ ....... 16.754 of its power as a blood purifier, it acts ' Perry. N. Y., Nov. 30.;—Luther Green­ that the government Inspecllcn should be Idaho Bltnola 6,®9 ■rirtd ihoystuMtl head of citth .121 directly and i»sltively upon the blood, man. aged 10; his wife, aged 37; aad extended to >.11 animal* intend' d for huuicn Indiana.,-,... arc |H-r-xh,719 !,M5 fuuii. whether for consumption tn ihe ing ftym cold and hunger 00 ot the ranges tr.;-57 arid the blood reaches every nook mid their children. Ahnec, aged six; Lottie, L'liltcd States or abroad, but lit maintuliiH ’38.541 17I..1) weal ci lite Mh-nuuri rivyr ii corner of the human system. Thus nil aged three, and Arthur, a baby of 11 21S.<55 • that -the cost vf this taspectiop shuold be K*-ntiv. ay.......... Two wt‘eks ago a hcu.i-,- f; the nerves, muscles, bones and tissues IK9C fall df .paid by the packets.<5'1 hu total consump­ Louisiana come under the beneficent influence of months, were burned to death at their •R’3a 32 217 preceded- by 24 boutu Ji tion of rm*rd in tlrea^ Britain for the year .Maine iCn.PTt 404.745 Maryland home near hVre. The tire was undoubt­ was I.OuO.mxj tons. 75 per cent of which was MAWvacF.vsettR tos.cK U.' ’ the ground to a depth <ifl ... 297.757 produced of hemo, the n-mhinlng 25 per edly the result of a defective stove pipe. . Michigan 1M.IG) Cattle were unable lugrl cent belli J produced abroad. Of the live Tff!nne*w.ta......... : 19?.-'55 riUlcc drifted jntu the ra MIksIs-»!i>pI......... 4..M9 7.7. !•::'! PLENTY OF WORK. '9ft4.S>3 363.751 5/X» tleuents fur shelter. hut Drat halt ut tha yuur of IK-G, tint-United MImsoufI ............ them 16,IM 41.275 Blates supplied 75 per cent, ot the cattle Montana Much JLegtalatiou Awuil* the Action of PC. ItS I 5.250 haying suctnimbetl to «>u end 45 per cent, ol the shevp. The testi­ Nebraska Nevada 1.754 4,731 mony ot the department representatives New Hampshire.. CT/444 21,271 1 Washington. Nov. 27.—When the sen­ abroad is that cattle from the United States New Jrntey S.47I 221,897. 134.193 Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. 2; ate meets a week from next Monday it arrive in Kn:?lKh purls in excellent cond!- New York.......... 543. W IMtt Tbe One True Blood Purifier. $1 per buttle. will find u calendar loaded with bills .•oun 1 for Nvbruska w.-is tlon. Thy Glasgow market Is «wp«.*uln;ly North Dakota?' 15,175 l’.SS7 bay night by 4Ue ata cumtnended to American shippers, as iu-^uhlo 5-. ­ 4fl.W) u „ n I'll If cure 11.1 ver Ilh; easy to that require careful attention, many of 49.216 47.VO 1.049 that dry cattle from the L'nited.Slaiescoin- Oregon। ... ...... liOOU S HillS take, easy to operate.'^5c. v hich were debated during the lust ses-' I74.4M ST? board. The vote un „prrbsidcutiaj elc pete with the very highest wjuuiitles ot Nor.th C arolina 71' 3i)0 427.127 11.000 tors fultows: Dryuo. Ilj|i25; MtjKitik-. un.!.h unlu.Xu . ]i;1nxy'i;ta!,y-. sion. and which ure now awaiting final . 36.437 14.459 1.146 Fhipuient of UornM Abroad. action. The interregnum of nine j, 1,10; South CarvIHa. W4 102,5b.'>; Palmer, 9.313 Bs 45. I'M) 2,-W Bentley, 7G'J; .V The Hiupment of American horses ’o Kng- South Dakota... The ci wombs' ao far as the legislative condi­ 148,773 MUM 1.951 lar.d Is steadily increasing. 'In 1x93 Great Tenncssfe........ . tire fusion ^popuiisi-deyuixTinj tion of bflls is-coucernpd amounts to no 154.423 Britain look 13.573 American horses, nearly Utah 13.461 ticket is elected, Gov. Hi mure than adjournment over uighL r.'JOO In ISM and 34,000 in h! S. but during the* The Annual Report of th-3 S^ofeVermont 49.4?S 9.7*» first nine months of !R4 more American Virginia tu tbe order made on Maj’ I.V..TO U5.36I 2.21*; the party vote. tary, Daniel S. Lamont • 8 According horses were shipped Into England thtn Iu Washinnton ... Y750 29,495 W.927 last the bdl fur the erection of a any previous 12 month* West Virginia. I <■.<«) 9“000 bridge across tbe Detroit river at De­ j’wo Wisconsin IM.4TO 2C.CT4 Opposed to Free S»ced D:mr button. Tbe- At Wyoming 10.073 10. J© TUe Showing with RnfcjjcnM) to luerenao troit, which wua hody contested before t^qted al The seed distributed giatuitquiUy 1 j the of Modern .Method-of Defense* Is Grat- ■ the committee ou cowmerco und which government during the present fls, al year Totals . . ........C.S3.37? 1X!.3« weighed 200 Ions and o^<u>pled ■ •• < Hying—Strangtb of, the Army— has been us warmly discussed 011 the "Tho total vote- enxt IS96 (approx Ims to), ^Draining the Gold Bcaerve. In transit. The cost nf cdrryjng. th. m 18,579.628. Including about 100.c>» prohibition they fi::4 l*» sonic .sui|:s-fit Some .bug;*t'stion.|. floor, is uuule the special order for the much has ihi.» bcror.w a ii.-sit. •*Tne mojenn nt began m volume the first votes and W.Ctx) Bryan and Watson votes. first Munday in December, the opening week in August and continued with n short wi/b sent'out grutltcu’jly to plan: 115 "This table shown thto complete vote of with thefts that, while tui Interruption tlllToward the end of January. square miles of garden Ex-convr* x»m -n nil the states;,except three—Missouri, Wej»t Washington. Nov. 37;—Secrttary La­ djiy of the session. ‘ At llrst the demands uj»on the treasury received enough to plant IGS’s acres* For Virginia and Texas—where the .count hns ous looking water agrees v ?! mont’s report of tho operations of the wh»The uufinislied business is house bill mirnldy, pure running witter department for 18% show total expenditures H. 1L 7,864, an act to amend the immi­ for gold were limited to the wants uf yxtMion delayed by contests. From most of purters. but In December considerable with- . amount required by cunjfre^ to be ex­ the states the figures are official, the re­ them \iuh*x:t!y sick in t|;e ••; mrgreg.ittng nearly >52.1K(UW, and an unex­ pended balance of nearly 32,(XXj.C0) turned gration laws, us reported to the senate dsawals began to be made by Others, the pended In the purchase of seed will brake sults being reported by the secretaries of back Into the treasury at the end of the by Mr. Ixidge with some material amount increasing during January and ris­ each congressman's quota double what states. New York's vote will not bo .can­ few hours. This prrjud! ing In February, when heavy payments fiscal year. For the three years of Secre­ ainenduieulti. vassed officially by the stale officers until most of the lower auitnn were mode Into the treasury for bonds to unnecessary aud wasteful expenditure of December 15. Tho total prohibition vote inquired | by. European tary Lamont’s ndmlnlbtratlc-h the surplus The joint resolution proposing an nearly Uj.WIJIOO for the month. public money ----nnd hopes congress mny in cast will not exceed 100.000. It was highest ' r ------ ---------. has amounted to more than ^.OCO.OCO. Africa. At first the stagnant water ••Under this drain the reserve gradually, good time put.a stop thereto. umendment to the constitution provid­ Modern Defenses Strcx^gthcned. in Pennsylvania—19,274. In the 77 counties until February W, 1834. when it stood - --------- — of Texan thus far counted. Bryan and Wat­ produces' nuuVen. nnd cyen fex r. but The report shows that by July I. 18P7. ing for the election of senators by pdp- Hank $44,563,493. It was then rapidly built up Referring to the stress of competition son received 06.732. The total mlddle-of- when onftb the system in inr.rod to iu it, there will be In position 70 hlgh-power uiar vote is the special order for Mon­ at from the proceeds of the sale of bonds and whlch.tne American fanner is compelled to thb-roud populist vote will be about 1(0,000. breoch-loading guns, and 95 ureec’t-loadlng day, December .14, nt two o'clock. rose to’30.713.703 by March 31. After In- endure. Mr Murton calls uitcntlon to near­ The suclallBt vote was smaller than In 1892. running water affects tbim in precisely mortars of modern design, aind by the fol­ die same; way It nffrets the \rat s. — Ab conxlderable variations In the reserve dur ­ Other special orders are senate bill ly t.UbO.OUO farms of so acres each given In many states none were cast. In 1493 lowing July, on completion of work already April the export of gold was resumed awuy by the government under the home- Cleveland received 6.636.918 votes, und Har­ I’any Affijr”. ’ under way or provided for. 13b guns and 153 tu prevent the desecration of the na­ ingMay I. and this movement, together with trad act uf LbtPJduring the past 30 years, and rison 5.176.1t8. a total of 10.733,026; Cleveland mortars. A battery of two or three of these tional flag; house bill to prevent the on the continued withdrawals not for export, to the amount donated under the timber Corpulency Chase* Death. over Harr'.son. SKJ.MO.*’ guns takes the place of the undent fort. ,extermination of the fur bearing aealu again put In operation the process of de­ culture law equivalent tp over 55Ot v .O more and Is more effective. Carlyle, 11U. Nor. 2S.-?Henry Budde, The total amount appropriated, for sea- 'of Alaska, und house bill to reduce cases pletion. There was an almost dally de­ farms of the same situ. It was imp-. >sj»>le a Well-Known citizen, diejl Frida CorLOSS OF LIFE FEARED. cline until July 23. wh<*q the official figures he nays, lor formers in the old strftes to coast defenses, Including cost of sites, for- in «bteU the penally ol death may tester pnlency caused his death. His weight prufitubly sell their products in competition tlficalions and armament since the adop­ inflicted. / with tlruse of the newer states, -jrown upon Ltattyrni with Tops of Cotton Falls at Help front the Bank*. tion of the present scheme Is 326.457.UX‘. of Macvu, O h . — Many Injured. which more than one-third was carried hy • Apropos of uur relations vt^th Spain, "At this |jolnt th<* bunkers of tho principal lands which cost their owners nothing. Mucou, Un^ Nov. 2O.-r»Thlrty persona, Farm Mortgages. the act passed at the last session of con- it muy be stated that the, compreZen- cltle.-5joini.il together tn a movement cf re­ gross. ,she fortifications bill of Senulor Squire lief, the result beinx that the banks anl Secretary Morton refutes the Idea pre­ 3,(XX) bates of cotton and hundreds of J*ho estimates of the department for the appropriating 5lOU.UUG.COO for defifenses financial Institutions deposited gob! In ex­ vailing that the farm* of the west nnd tons uf heavy timber nil went down in change fur paper currency and restored the south kre more heavily burdened with next fiscal year aggregate 3Uii.4S2.2fK. With this appropriate provision will have been is still on the calendar; also Mr£/Hale’s reserve to Mto.7X2.403by August 4. After the mortgages than those of ' the vast and otic loud crash nt 7:30 o'clock Thursday made for 163 hlgh-power gun emplacements. bill authorizing the secretarj/iQf the dhu ontlniiunce of these operaliens the free northeast. .States along-the nonh Atlan­ night at the Central railroad compress 129 rapid-fire gun emplacements, 3C4> 12- :navy to enlist additional l^enXwhich gold aytln declined gradually to $100,957,561, tic. he says, are quite heavily incumbered in this city. Fourteen injured persons, Inch mortar emplacements, 358 hlgh-power (was amended und passed,uuclsi^aeMay where it 'stood on September 1. . with ... farm mortgage*, und New Jersey car­ steel guns. 97 rapid-fire guns. 290 12-lnch , "In thd latter half of August there or- ' Fits a debt of this kind greater In propor­ all employes of the compress, have been mortars, 180 eight, ten anti twelw-lnch gun 2u bus been pending on a motion to re­ cu.-red u-favorable turn In foreign ex- ** tion ’“ to Its farm valuations than any state removed from the wreckage, but it is carriages and 290 12-lnch mortar carriage®. ,consider a bill for the establishment of change, Which hud the cileet. first, of in the union. thought others are beneath the cotton Referring to the Impression that greater und lumber, aud if so they arc dead or Coast Defeases. a lighthouse on Swan island, in the Uur- checking the outflow of gold, and later of Secretary Lamont says his predecessors ribruri sea, belonging to the United setting tn (mot ion n rapid current In the op­ rates of interest are charged for money will be before they can be extricated. posite direction. As some of the Imported loaned upon farms than that loaned on in office at the head of the war department ( Persons you meet every day. had. during many years, the difficult task !States, aud the bill to construct a dry ; material wuh brought for the purposp ot other kinds ot real estate. Secretary Mor­ Head Cut Off. : supplying the Inland demand for currency ton states that the rale of interest charged ' ef arousing the public mind to a realisation dock i at Key West. Cedar Run, Pa.. Nov. 23.—While ; | and as the preference which later was man­ upon mortgages on residential property at the national deficiencies lit the matter of The stringent concurrent resolution , ifested in the Interior for gold had not yet other than farms averages eighty-four hun­ hunting pheasants on the mountain 1 coast defense. As the Interest which has dredths ot one-----------------------------------------per o-ent. less than the rate of ha on awakened has grown deeper, sue- 1of Senator Davis relative to the en­ become a factor In the situation, a great -------------------charged upon farm loan*. In 17 side near belt Joseph Champaign had t ceaslve congresses have made more libero I forcement 1 and assertion of tbe Monroe 1 part of the early Inflow found Jta way Into i I tho average rate charged upon the his head cut off by a roiling stoue in a I provision for the accomplishment of the <doctrine, which was called out by tbe the treasury In exchange for paper. His ten-1 adopted scheme. Therefore, in submitting attitude of Great Britain towards Ven- i "In ordinary times and under ordinary ,atler *• **“ lba" ’hat demanded for loans most remarkable manner. there a natural the estimates for another year, he feels , , . , , —circumstances .7.---------- e—------— -Is •*-» —«« »•«»»flow ui of , upon olber residential property in two year-old boy and two playmates were • rate* *re tbe same upon urban that it Is no longer necessary to repeat tho ezuela still remains, upon tho calendar 1 gold toward the treasury, which often Is is . up the steep mountain side about 50 bnd rural real estate. In Fennsylvanhi. limited on,T only bv by the ennnr-itv capacity fof the arguments that have been reiterated so ' and caxi be called up at any time for con- 1 ,I,n,lcd ,t *>« A »treas M.._­ Maryland. Virginia. Kentucky, Wisconsin, yards tumbling rocks down its pre­ ury to carry the specie. many times. While earnestly Inviting at- gidcratiou Kansas. Iowa. Texas and Alabama the cipitous sides in order to see them । or some trouble of the kidneys, urinary Fortunate indeed has* It been for the tcntlon to the great work that yet remains ; w„ lK. . .. , . to be done, It is also his fortune to have Washington, Nov. 30. It is tmprob- treasury that even during the most crit­ rates of Interest are less for money secured splash into the creek. A big atone, i or female organs. by mortgages than for money secured by zhe more grateful duty of exhibiting tho ible’that the bouse ut tbe coming ses- ical periods through which the country has other really. In five states. Including Kan­ started by young Cham|»iign on its | hnportanl results that have been actually g-on of congress, which begins a week reiintly passed these currents of inflow sas. Die difference In favor ot the farmer have not been altogether checked, and Is from one-fourth to one-half of one per downward course, struck the elder that where tihclr volume has been materi­ cent., and In Texas It Is over one per cent. Champaign and knocked the buck of fiu । the proposed legislation which cn- ally diminished the loss has been partly If a western farmer pays a higher Interest head off as clean us though it had been j -completion of the work, mads good kp* the assistance of financial than the Astern, so does the western mer­ ' Work bn Elvers and Harbors. , cumbers its calendars. Little is usually institutions. cut with an ax. The total expenditures for river and har­ accomplished at the short session be­ “Ju the 15 months ending with September chant. common carrier or manufacturer. Export* of Farm Product*. bor Improvements ordered by congress dur­ yond the passage of the regular supply last the withdrawals of gold from the Durlm U>. n,cal year Jual cndwl. th. aa- , Ualeigb. X. C„ Nov. 81.--The’aupreme ing ihe year ending June 20, 1896, Including treasury In redemption of United States those of the Mississippi and Missouri river bills. •** .. „ , , , . , . notes and treasury notes amounted to tho ported products of American farms ag- 1 In a serious cooditian you must There are on the several calendars of Immense sum of 3192,972.205, while the net gregated 357U,CQu,000. an Increase of $17,000.- ccurt ,n B 'erJ novel case Iiun decided -commissions, was 117.089,000. Including the best remedy you can find in amounts appropriated by the act of Juno the house 1,465 bills reported from the gains of gold from all sources attained a 000 over the preceding year. In spite of this, that a private citizen, impel donating an X 18%. there was available for expenditure the 1 total of ««,ISJQV thcr. waa a ralllns off In tl>« parentaaa of onlaiued mlnialer, who aotemnlzea marwn river and harbors July I, 226,C20,00U The various committees, and the propor­ agricultural products exported to the total , -*i_ * AT ONCE. The public debt outstanding June 3n. 1S96, exports, but this was due to the unprece-1 18 G^Hty of no crime either at tion which will pass at the coming ses ­ Mississippi river commission has deckled Is shown to have been 11.769.840,323, and on to discontinue the plan to Improve th* sion must be necessarily small. There is only one. absolutely sure dented sale abroad ot American manure- j common or statute law. Tbe case enrae June 30, 1895, 31X76,120,983. .river by bank protection and to adopt the tured goods. The principal market for from Pender county, und the persons tre fori hese troubles, and that is Mourj of the Nation. plan of dredging channels In shoal places I According to the revised estimates of the American products Is found in tho united thus married• are satisfied and living to­ and maintaining, with state and local coDes Moines, la., Nov. 30.—The official department the composition and distribu­ kingdom of Great Britain und her col­ •peratlon. an effective levee system. With ' onies.. These Kngllsh-spcaklng people gether as man and wife. The defendant thia change of policy the minority believe count of Iowa's-presidential vote shows: tion of the monetary stock on June 30, 18M, bought 68 per cent, of exports from the impersonated a Baptist minister. The tbe funoitioD of the commission Is ended. . McKinley, republican, 289,203; Bryan, was as follows ; United States during the fiscal year 1896. jury found him guilty, but he was dis­ and the work should be turned over to the | democrat, 223,741; Palmer, national ury mints. culatlon. Together with Germany, France. Hollland .$119,589,974 •■cretBry of 5’ar1 democrat, 4JH0; Levering, prohibition, Gold coin $154,905,064 and Belgium, they purcJiased Sl.9 per cent, charged, judgment having been arrest­ of our entire output, leaving 18.1 per cent, ed "by the judge. The solicitor appealed, bullion . 39,102.926 aXZtUk^thL renort I 3*192i Outley, national, 353; Mattchett, Gold Silver dollars . 378,673,137 52.11A904 lor the rest ot the world. “It hai stood the test of time.' Refcrrlnc to the great lakes tne report * ’ ... ., ... , , . . .. but is not sustained by the supreme Fractional sliver. . 1A747.064 O.2G4.451 Can Monopo.lxe .the World'* Market*. ways; ’The new lock at tbe fails of the 1 social labor, 45.1. Mckinle'y a majority, Silver bullion............... 1201933.961 1.032.565 court. BL Mary's river, though not fully com- 57,136; McKinley's plurality, 65,552. Secretary Morton asks If a nation which, Total metallic... 047.061 66^258.984 pleted. was thrown open to commerce Au‘ ' United States n< 421. US 224.249.VkS like the United States, possesses the great­ Treas'y notes of----IK90. 34.638.033 gwd 3. 1896. is 800 feet Id length and 100 in tai 15.247 est power and facilities for producing and bank notes. io.x32.43-. width, with a depth of 21 feet on the miter manufacturing things which the world de­ Springfield, O., Nov. 30.—Chief of Po­ National Gold ccrtltlcates.l.. 620,070 42.19S.119 mands, is not destined to monopolize the sills and a single lift approximating Ibfeet, certificates,... tl.W2.ai3 33Q.457.191 markets of tne globe. With the most fa­ la an essential link in the chain of in-.prov.-- lice Van Tassel has received a letter Silver Currency certificates 320.000 2LMO.OOO xsents which are to give a ship channel that James Wesley Dorsey, a negro, han Total paper 1W.MI3.989 939.903,547 vorable conditions for varied and success­ with depth of 2U feet connecting the waters fallen heir to $150,0u0 left him by Peter ful agriculture and tin* lightest burden of at the great lakes between Chicago, Duluth Aggregate WAJT71.O4O $1,507,467,831 national taxation, what country, he asks, and Buffalo. This work, now nearly cem- Shaffer, a planter bf Frederick county, The total stock transfers Is 32.348.338.571. can compete with this In developing the letod. is one of great magnitude, and ftsjm- Md.. who died a few weeks ago. Dorsey as .compared with, 32.399.7M.68S on June 30. best resources of human toll with a mini­ portnnee to the interests of navigation may lived Jiere until recently, but his where­ 1895. Since the close of |he fiscal year this mum of human effort. With our wonderful No kitchen is kept cleaner than the premises devoted to the be Judged by the fact that its total cost less has been fully.recavered, chiefly by the labor-saving contrivances applied to nearly from Its inception to completion, while abouts are unknown at present. every avenue of production, the wages paid Importation of gold. manufacture of NONE SUCH Mfrice Moat. No house-.' amounting to several intliauiis. will be but In the United Stales, in the production of The net proceeds of the national bank Shows » Deficit. about five per cent, cf ihe value of the wife can be more fastidious iu the matter of preparing food notes redeemed during the year were 3107.­ wheat and cotton, for Instance, ar.? 5u to 100 Burlington, iu-, Nov. 27.—Tbe final 891.026, the largest amount for any like per cent; higher than in countries with commerce >iaaslng through the Detroit than we are in the selection and preparation of the materials of river during the season of statement of tbe Iowa centennial cele­ period In ten years, and, with the exception which we compete, so the wages juild in t trength of the (Army. . manufactures from metal are from ?5 to bration committee was made public of three years, the largest since 1879. The 100 which it is made. The cleaning of the currants (for one thingl per cent, higher than the wages paid expense to the banks of redemption will be Workers In the same Industries by other men. or 2>4 below the iv^ailtn«xlinutn The Thursday aud shows a deficit of $2,500, |1.12% per 31,000. is more thoroughly done by means of perfected appliances, on a total outlay of over $35,000. The The appendix to ;the report contains a nations. And In this contest for. feeding than it wcul.l be possible to do it by hand. bondsmen made the deficit good at once number of new tabic s which will be found and furnishing mankind—notwithstanding Secretory Lamont renews his previous and final settlements were made. exceedingly valuable to persons specially the fierce competition which It meets all Its cleanliness, purity, wholesomenass and deliciousness recommendation that the', infantry be rr~ interested in the tlnahclai affairs of tbe gov­ over the globe—American agriculture, man­ ufacture nnd commerce arc steadily gain­ •rgnnixtiU on the genera! idea uf thre«* light ernment. I '• are good reasons for using NONE :"JCH Mince Meat. ing more trade, and thus furnlshing nn en­ Mi;d mobile battalions of;four companies Butte, Mout., Nov. 30.—The heaviest larged wage fund on a gold basis out of each Lu the reclment Instead cf the run- ' South Da^ota'a Vote. The best reason is its saving—cf i :e, of hard worl:, of which some millions ot American labor­ ; sentence imposed in the state, short of Huron. S. D., Nov. 26.—The returns j life, was given Saturday io William for South Dakota iave finally all beeu ers and skilled arthutns draw their yearly ‘■jp money. A ten cent package affords nJ two large pies, witliremuneration, and upon which they and ! Day. convicted of murder in the second received and tabulated. Bryan received their families largely depend fcr employ­ out trouble to.you beyond the tnaki of the cra-t. Makes degree. Judge Speer ken fenced him to <0,930 votes und McKinley 40.802. giv­ men i and comfort. just as good fruit cake and fruit pudding na ii 'Ocs mince, I 66 years iu the penifentiury. Day is ing the former a plurality of 12$. The Prof. Willis L Moure, chief ul the weath­ • now 40 yearjs old. v‘, pic. Sold everywhere. Be sure aud get th: ■tiiae. prohibition ticket received 992 votes. er bureau, has submitted to the secretary There were no Painter electors. of agriculture his report of the operations . \ Bond year nttmranti ai?J and mention this paper, and wc will ruuli^« hnnfcU»<1 for the Band. of the bureau durina the fiscal year of hi* • "Mrx PopkinsThuuk -onbef tutmewl tomoastnuncrou-jauLbur.? »1 taeday. Erie, Pa., Nov. 2X—Gilmore’s band administration. Among other things ho BfeRREU.-OOUt.E CO., SYRSpURr. .4 V baggage car containing nil the musical Chattanooga, leujn.. Nov. 27.—G. W. refers to the kite experiments. On one I instruments of the cotupnn.v was run Nelson, leading tenor m the choir at occasion, he says, an altitude of 7.000 feet into here’Sundny by a fust train on the Thanksgiving service ut tbe First Bap­ was obtained. The use of kites Is always Oder You a Romedy Which Insures limited by the condition of the winds. SAFETY to LIFE of Both Lake Shore A .Mkihigtn Southern rail­ tist church, dropped dead in tbe choir There appears to remain but one other Mother and Child. road. The baggage car was crushed and Thursday morning. Apoplexy was tbe means of exposing meteorological instru­ ments a: approximately fixed points In ihe instruments piled up in the wreck. cause of his death. free air—nametjr, by the use of devices sus­ Victor Herbert’s famous $5,000 violin­ tained by the action of propellers which Died at the Age of 1O1. cello was bndly damaged. either lift the apparatus directly or give Worcester, Mass, Nov. 30.—Mrs. it a specially ascending or descending mqBQK COKHMEMCST OF ITS FAW, Protsst for Spain. ............. ................... Surah Annis died Sunday, aged 101 tlon. HORKOit AMP PAMXB, London, Nov. 23.—A dispatch to the years 5 months and,274 days. She was Big Order for Iron. Stakes CHILD-BIRTH Easy. Central News from Madrid says that the born in Cowell's Manor. Cau., aud until Detroit, Mich., Nov. 23.—A. A. Good­ duke of Tetuan, minister of foreign afeight years ago lived in Peru, N. Y. rich & Co. have received an order fot faitr, has cabled to Seuur de Lome, 2,000 tons of charcoal pig iron for BudaSpanish minister to the United States Pittsburgh, Pa., Nov. 30.—Francis Pesth, Austria. Tbe Iron is required for to make an energetic protest to the American government against an insult Murphy celebrated yesterday the twen­ the manufacture of car wheels and the recently offered to tbe Spanish flag at tieth anniversary of his temperance order is the largest ever received for ex­ Off, Atlanta, fe. port by any American firm. x i work, which be began in this city. Peculiar to Itself Hood’s Sarsaparilla VVAit DEPARTMENT. Washington, Nov. Z3.-ln his fourth annu­ al report tlie secretary of agriculture shows that with the IlSO.OOO that may be saved fiotu the appropriations for the current fis­ cal year, there will have been covered back Into the treasury since March 7. l«&. over |2.0W,'XX». That this great economy was effected without any luxx of efficiency heat­ tributes in a large degree to the improve­ ment In the personnel uf the forve under the civil service rules. «.'» WILL DIE OF BRIGHTS DISEASE CAN BE PONE? ■ ■■ i. S YOUNG WIVES! TIOTHERSFRIEND Clean A WHAT BRl^irS RET 8 FROM DIRT AND . GREASE? WHY. DON’T YOU KNOW? SJO �railway. Lambert was on his dignity in a moment. Hr looked the railway man straight in the eye nnd replied, with nil the calm und deliberation he could master; "My ticket would seem tu indicate that such was my intention," । und almost iuiruediately regretted it, • for the conductor looked up in sudden I surprise, ypod one instant irresolute, I then saying: “Ob’! All right." turned I abruptly away, walked up beyond the j stove, nnd roughly shaking tbe elbow of t a snoring passenger, sung out: ••Coates­ I ville," and let himself out with nn cm- ; ' phetie bung of the dqor. | Two days later, when asked nt Quit­ man what sort ol n fellow the new lieu­ I. tenant seemed to be, Mr. Scroggs. the I conductor, himself n soldier of lirgecx- I c? (Coryti^t. ! i । ' 1 I ! bv j B Lippincott Grainy.] eyed Lambert cu- i and edged his Ian* ; t il> feeble Bght r»liunm*r from the • train had started |h tluit quick aeries cbaractrrhefore the h-oued train—one > sen»cc,” nnd not iic h-r-g nud eventctasod. It had a. the wb-N;y old ditp. starlit ai.-.li perienec nnd no little ability—n man who lu»d fought his way front the ranks to the contmandof the remnant of n reg­ iment that laid down its battered arms among the very last, n man not five years Lambert’s senior in age. 1>ut lustrums nh^ad of him in the practical details of and three-or four . nd killing time under. ;■:» at t '.<• other. It had a <\: led—in which no < 1 ; nd which differed ms fro n th»> smoker only , h:*i ‘it.- seats were uphoi«ry red plush instead of i: vn< n id tbnt both its induced to burn, howt f only one. It was . slit nit -facet! sort । •«‘ oppressed with a n put •—n train that • duriiii g the broad light • I io slink forth only t Flammed •the door ufirr him and cam * rip .the nirrow aisle to look nt bis pas­ senger. before h- 'had time to speak, however.his attention v.asattructvd by. a sueceF«ilcm of yeljn from the track to their rem?. Giving an angry yank nt the bell rope ,h • whirled nbout and hurried to the do r. The tram cam** willinglyjto a sudden stand, and Lam> bert. stowing his hand luggage on the empty st^at before him. heurd the fojx, lowing litcly colloquy, asdkl everyl else who happened to be^awal^! and within a radius of 200 yards: ' “What kl’you want?” "Come pack hyuh. Isay.” •‘Whot cl’you wn-:--nt? 1 in’t goin* to back ii thar now." "Huyh’p a trunk." \\ "A tru-b-nk.” "Why ip bril didn’t you sling it abaw.l >f evil deeds, but ’ Chst bff?r snug out the conductor, d>M gustcdly. "Ain’t yoa feliuhs pt any brains? Trick up. .Tack!" he shouted •ti . . tht junk shop and the ; forward. signaling vith his lantern sirtinr. at dusk from n again. ’*$otneltody’s left a band-bnwx. ration cd i north rind south by crimiqy I " Aud so. grow ling volubly, • it turned nnd t^visted the custodian of the "Owl" swung him­ i clay cuttings* jolted over , self out from the steps, hanging by the ci ties nm rnojfc-grown tres- ■ left hand1 to the iron railing nnd hold­ Hug shrill o wake tbe watch- ing extended his green and white lan­ >s-c .untr>- stations on th? tern with tbe other. A couple of stal­ jinl’y. after midnight, rest rd wart negroes came [Minting forward tn \ prominent point, a "state meet them, tbe offending trunk on their sfvnetimes at our shoulders, nnd went s’umbling up the : general y Icing after, the i (doping,embankment towards the slow­ ■ s came g a ring up from the ly-backing baggwge ear. The light from ? the gii* ening rails of an- ’ the lantern fell on thu new canvas cover nortlicr i" route, nnd three J end on the fresh brown finish of the !l-.v week. >crhups, gave it'.n ] straps nnd handles, then on the inscrip­ - • „’vr or two to trundle away j tion it. bold black letters at the end: ds the big river town it I. N. LAMBERT. acb Jty sunrise, once ‘ V. 8. Army. At sight of which the conductor .. .. v. >f sight ....... until dark. • ■a . • iraia- It <re|ijt forth and stole! checked the half jocular, half resentful he was composing tir. rhe return ^rip over it$ clank- I tirade --------------, „ for the beneio ।unrtcentfulrnf cotr.m**nt on its I fit of tbe stationmaster nnd abruptly ■■ ■&r datkness better ' Uitic FREE BUTTONS! AN ELEGANT BUTTON FREE with each package of a young man who had got on nt Coates­ ! Tille with a shotgun nnd a big bottle ’ for luggage, and who had for nearly an j hour been singing sentimental snatches j to his own deep satisfaction, now smiled ■ i "Young feller *n the sleepcwall I know • bis profession—Mr. Scruggs. t|ie con­ cf." ductor, promptly said: "He’s a dam lit­ "Got him." answered the conductor, i , tie foolj" and urver dreamed how much as briefly as possible fur a mun loag ' hi should one day-dcplore it. t .attuned tu the southern drawl and , I . "Newt" Lambert, ns hr was known whose "got" was more like "gawt." • among-his Intimates.far from be“Reckon we might* ns well git, then." h«» ‘ ing u fool, lb* bad vcen very little of. continued, returning to the colloquial I the world,' it ill true, and. until this Drpresent indidative of a verb of manifold I cVmber night, next t<» nothing uf the i mvaning and usefulnc-as.. "Tell Hank, will you?—Lgt *w go. Jack," he shouted. sunny' south, where at this particular I period in uv.r national history it was no*. tu the er^ginjher. with a wave of his lan­ • every ttiitn wliocould so rot duct himself tern. A yelp from the whistle was the • as not to full into error. Mareeiqu’ciulanswer; die Jirvman crawled out fr<ua i Iv in the mllh.tr?- «rr,lee wa. au dlil ’ a warm epruor in the baggage car nad1 .head ieed.d ou young shoulder., and shambled drowsily forward to the cab. head bctv.ven ter. .houiderSudden jets of stemt ih-w hissing u::’. a on the frpstyt air. <h4 after another t Im three cai> lunged sharply forward nnd then slotily rolled forth into the night The conuuctbr clnnjbcrel up the rv.ir . s’.i witjh parting vuvenf Tiis lantern. had sought a berth in the Pullman and dept soundly until aroused by tbe porter after two o’clock to change cars at the junction. Now he was wide awake, and, after the first few miles of jolting nnd grinding through the darkness, was becoming chilled and lonesome—per­ haps a trifle homesick. Twice had the conductor bustled through the train. rousing sleeping passengers and $eeing them safely off at dark and mysteriousstations where hardly a glimmer of lamp or candle could be seen away from tbe there shanty which served as a waiting-room nnd office. A heap of w‘ood was stacked up near the stove, and Lambert poked the waning cmbent nnd piled on fresh fuel, whereat •<! many I- t h. in maudlin approval nnd companionably held forth the bottle. "’S good." said he. in loyal defense of the stimulant most courteously declined. "Bes’ thing yc** ___co**_inawning’s. LI.. ‘ou ............ can take “ these LiveT *bout hyuh an’where?" "No." sx^d Lumbert, civilly. yeLhoping not to be further questioned. He busied himself again with the fire, then, rising quickly, sought hh.erat. But the young ntan^with the flask was gregarious and bubbling over with the milk of human 'kindness. He promptly lurched after, and. ■flopping clown on the. opposite seat, sending Fume of LanjberJ’s belongings clatter­ ing to the floor, lu-kl out his hand. "’Scuse me. suli." hr stuttered. ■ ”1 hope(I ain’t ’fended you. My name’s rotts—Barton Po.tts. • We ain’t whn« v e were befo’tin wdb. you know. But | know a p*n’l’n.’n-< very time. Hope "Nn» 1 > el. , i- ans’" pr< t“Ft<d L”mberl. kindly nnd Li ..i t:h-. "Don’t think unequal tussle with foe far mere insidicis than faced him in the field, but which met him day and night now that pvneri had conn*. It was at a tlme'whrn the glasses graduating from the mili­ tary academy were being n*=x’gnvd main-. ly to= the ntnff corps nnd to the artillery and cavalry regiments. Lambert fan­ cied khat he should prefer the nssocla-/ tiont and much prefer the stations oft the artillery to tho-e of any ether corps, but an old f riend of his father’s, himself। a veteran gunnen advised the young, fejlcrw. to seek his fortune elsewhere. "If you nre commissioned a lieutenant of artillery “ said he. "it may be 20 years before you see your ccptnincy.’ And. though this was within three after tho reorganization of the army , in ’<<*. not one of Lambert's contem­ poraries who trusted t*» luck nnd ap­ plied for T. the 1!........ I’.".. .. had yet come ....... . artiHrrv whlfin hopeful range of th'* double bars. La mt ?ort umax-.'d them nil when nsk»*h for the infantry arm and took his commission thankfully. had been detailed for summer dutylnt the Point, ufv'waj. then a custonr. so tpat his leave uf absence of three <moni .h» did not begin until the 2Stb of Augist. He had been assigned to a regiment whose ranks were sad|y de­ pleted by the yellow fever, nnd which was still serving in the south. "You wonjt have to hoof it out to Idaho or Montana, anyhow." said a sympathetic fri-Ud. "and you’ll have no end of fun at Ncw'^rlrnns." •Brit I,ambert’s company was not at Nriw Orleans. Linder recent orders it hat! been sent up into the heart of*the couitry, where some turbulent spirits, so It was alleged, had been defying the civil officers of the general government, and|by the time the short southern win­ ter fet in more than half his regiment, together with three or four others, had been distributed by confpanies or de­ tachments all over the gulf states, and 1 exj4'i■Il'nced officers were scarce ns hens’ ; teefh. The duty was unwelcome and . galling. Lambert’s captain lost no time ( in jetting on staff duty, and G Coiupariy went into camp at Tugaloo under 1 but I’m n SWEET CAPORAL (IGAREIIES thousand ' "Tha’z right. Tha’z all right,” Mild Mr. Potts.' grasping Ijambert’s hand and shaking it impressively. “I—helloJ Whn’z that?” Lambert’s sword, encased in chamois­ skin. had come in contact with the stranger’s elbow nnd gone rattling junder tbe seat. Potts made a precipi­ tate dive und fished it out, regaining his equilibrium after some little struggle. ”Goin’ to Quitmnn—too? Tha’z my home. An* I’m glad—meet you. 1 AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A COLLECTION OF BITTONS WITHOUT COST. IO4O-BAGC~°CURE@ Over LOCO (H) box easokJ.JOO.aX) earns prove !t« power to dcstror'^xt dartre far tobacco In any form. N’«-U>-b*c)< thenreauwt niTVv-fixxl Io U»c W ’rx*. Man? sain M) poends in 10days and 11never fatia tn tha weak i-jipuu>nt tn-ui atromx, riroroi. .ind Jnat try a box. You will be drhffbtcC. Wi-r-xwvt you to Ik-Hfvc wrat w. . •. tera ■ nt Uuumolately guaranteed by drnnriM*e-— ■ h±rt- i-ti 1 i,.r our taMikl1-* “frin t 'C*- . zeu Sold and guaranteed by W. :i.t an - .-ink* Your Llto Aorav ** wriltru ««.:r u. ,.v H. GOODYEAR, Druggist, Hastings New-York Weekly Tribune FOR Farmers and Villagers, FOR Tuffwloo th'.« Um* Fathers and Mothers, your know a frien*—I FOR "My name’s Lambert," said tbe lieu­ tenant, quietly essaying to relieve Mr. Potts of the sWord. "Lammert ? Glad—meet ydu—Missur Lammert. ‘Where’d you say you b’longe*!?" . "I’m going to Tugaloo.” •Unew- nnd |iov» rfty. and proud. If . asked: “ Tu-gloo? — Tha ’ z no kin ’ of place. \ of tbe fa.’t that this |vay. at | "Whuh’s it goln*?" With the close of the presidential campaign THE TRIBUNE C’mawn to Quimmcn. Como to my ran "right rind foremost," ac"Tugaloo, suh," said tbe rearmost bouse. VYbat ’n ’ell’s tbiz?" he broke recognizes the fact that the American people are now anxious to give 1 ’he American idea, with the negro. off suddenly. • .-tend of tin* ladies’car next , "Well, hump it nbawd, ’n’ be quick their attention to home and business interests. To meet this condition, "My sword." said Lambert, simply. ' tr cnglnp I nbout It." Then, raising his voice, he politics will have far less space and prominence, until another State or "Sword?—rv.crd?” exclaimed Potts. i cl-ar. starlit night, sharply , shouted across the r’Aifonn: "Shuah u National occasion demands a renewal of the fight for the principles for ! the planks |of the platform at you aiu’t gawt a fcedio’-biiwtle or a onke command* of its first lieutenant. Ar­ "You goin’ Tii-gloo with sword? You which THE TRIBUNE has labored from its inception to the present i had snapped and creaked j o’ soap or s’m* other truck to fetch me riving at New Orleans, Lambeft report- ■ —Yankee ofTcer like that—wha’z name? ! day, and won its greatest victories. <■’ glistening white coat of back again. Hank? Dawg gawn ’f I cd litmsclf at the headquarters of the —Close?" Every possible effort will be put forth, and money freely spent to "A Yankee officer certainly," laughed , The up train came in even ( reckon we ever will get to Quitman general commanding, who knew the never met Cnpt. make TH# WEEKLY TRIBUNEa preeminently a NATIONAL FAMLambert. •Tvc ....... .............. Z..r._ Close."! “ 1Mm , - ------------------------------------------------• u.iual—solroueb so that the "*t this rate!" boyfs father, welcomed the son for old • .♦ ..nnn<,n>.nnvnn* ., ■», MT-ivcn A ncn <snI«Mrtain!t»ct anri indie. The e^<-et of tin.** announcement, on ’ ।ly NEWSPAPER, interesting, instructive, Caleftaining and indisHa >u The darkies about tbe coffee-stand friendship's sake, and told his chief of • Ur had more thnn once Mr. Four wn. M.rprl.-ng. It well-nigh ensab|e t0 each member ol the hmily, • asi> •<} I, • friend the conductor of the gave a guffaw of sympathetic rejoicing staff to keep him there a week or so, hln. Tin clnu-Iv rlrovv Imnlr tinI r ' waiting •‘Owl" whittber he really urer the official’s humor. Tbe conductor that he might see something of the sobered him. Tic slowly drew back un­ til he sat erect, his head wobbling n hit !*r could "make it" over to Quit- was evidexrty more popuar than thc southern metropolis nnd of his friends Uit in tiiue for the down express at station master. One of the trunk bear­ denvn nt the barracks before going to in spite of h!s efforts at. self-control, Presently hr began to speak, and | yye r. *.**.. . ’ slowly ’ dawn, You’d better pui) out tbe mln- ers cam? lunging In at tbe front door of his |exile "up the road." Dining the impressively at flrat, then winding up in me! gits hyuh." was his final !n- tbe car, and. bumble yet confident, ap­ , very next evening nt Capt. Cram’s, with n verbal entanglement: piou when Rt last her whistle was pealed to Lambert: Waring nnd Pierce, of the light battery, CASH IN ADVANCE. "Mlssur Lam-p-bert, I didn’t know 1 "Little somethin’, suh. fur totin’ de andj perhaps rather ruefully agreeing wiw talkin' to—Yankee officer—but^\ litl.-, active young fellow in a trim trunk. Bin los’, mow’ like, ’f it had n’ with them that he had "made a beastly Tm n *genTm*n, null, an’ I stan’ by r:it .twe»w! had sprung from the bln Fr us. Tluinky. sub. Thnnky." flu^c of it, going into the doughboys," wh-wba—1 ray. I mean to stan’ your «%%%%%%% vawa w a *’*»’• r >-:ore the incoming train hod And the negro’s eyes danced, for the Lariibcrt was asked: "Who’s in com- frien*. suh: but ns fo’ that oth—felluh "* • •■-; p<*d, and, hailing the first douceur handed him by the young owner mnnd of your company now?" Write jour name anil addreraon a postal card, srn l itto.Heo. AV. Best. Tribune Office. New York City, and a satnyle copy of tb«* NEW-YORK WEEKLY TKIB"pur first lieutenant," said he. "I ‘•nv. asked: "Train for Tuga- of tbe vagrant baggage exceeded his UNE will be mailed to you. (TO DR ciONWKtTRD ) • • • ’ ?" which, so DKtoniRhed the hopes. Tic strove, indeed, to tbrn and don’t know much about him—Brevet party c ’ «-x%ed tbatj he simply stared renew his thanks at the rear door, but Capt. Close." Banner Print tor a ! Vyhereupon Waring lakl down his without^reply. A voice in was collared and bustled unceremoni­ 1b? ... ' ' ucrx, apjiarently. was heard knUfc and fork. "Angrts and ministers ously off the car. of lgrr.ee!’’ be exclaimed. “Well, if "You ain’t goin' to get off nt Tugaloo i.iwing of steam and the loud Aoqt! of the negro porters of thc this time o’ night?" asked the conduc­ tlint isn’t the oddest conf re-temps I two;r 1 hotels. "All aboard forQuit- tor. finally, nnd with that odd ern- t ever beard of!" And then they nil bei *nid, and. abandoning his ap- jihnJrls expressive of doubt as ^u a pas­ gai| to laugh. i ’Won evidently know him," said Lnm- FROM THOUSANDS THAT ARE SUF­ z ■ ■’-r(>oie of repeating the ques- senger’s knowledge of bls own inten­ • The Greatest Republican Paper of the West. ’ on :n - harper tone, thc young fellow tions so often beard in our thinly-settled ■ be tit. somewhat nettled and a trifle ill FERING FROM PILES. turn, . n I ran nimbly across the dim- districts. Lambert interpreted it to nt ease. "Why did you nsk me about ® TT is tbe most stalwart and unswerving Republican Weekly publy li ’liU’d platform in the direction of mean "Anybody else, perhaps, but not । him? Somebody told nicii? had been DR. HAMDr’S PILE CUBE SOOTHES AND • JL lished today and can always be relied upon for lair and honest re*hc bail. • ports of all political affair* you." He was already cogitating as to commissioned for heroism — special HEALS BLIND, BLEEDING OB ITCHING “Quitman train?—Toga loo?" be asked whether or not tbe conductor had in­ | bravery in action, or something of that | PILES, AND PROjCPTLT DISPERSES • Thc Weekly inter Ocean Supplies All of the New*} a3fl ®i n thrk form* standing above the tall tended some covert sneer in his recent kixid—during the war." • { and the Best of Current Literature. 4«-£C4Lr ’ FILK TUMORS OB MONEY BEFUNDED. l'l?ixi of the car. reference to "feeding-bottles," for La in­ "Gospel truth." said Pierce. "Close • It is Morally Clean, and as a Family Paper is Without a Peer. "Quitman it is- Anybody else thar?*’ ert was but one-and-twenty. and youth­ is jhe most absolutely fearless man I If used In connection with hill's celert [ And t|P» interrogative went off In a ful-looking for his years. Tbe tone ffver met. Nothing even Waring couH tea, an Internal remedy that cures con- 1 Its Literary Columns are equal *bor.f No answer. of this inquiry and the look which ac- ever do or say would ruffle him." And stipatod bowels and bad blood, which are i to Jiose of the best magazines. “A.W. Bank! Anybody dee?" Still rompanlcd it after deliberate pause and them, though Mrs. Cram declared it a the exciting cause accompanying this dis­ Its Ybuti’s Department is the no answer. Two of three dim figures study of th? proffered ticket, however, shnroc, she. too. joined In the general tressing disease, no one need suffer twen­ *ere by this time clustered around th* were far from aggrrosive or discour­ laugh ter. Clow was evidently a celeb- ty-four hours. The pain and soreness finest of its kind. vanish as if by magic, and the worst cases «ring torch of a coffee stand st tbe teous. yet tbe unintentional misplacing i* And now. as Lambert found himself are speedily cured'or money refunded. of the platform. The conductor of the emphasis, following an allusion It is put np 1n a soft metal tn be with & ^0’u!T und walked impatiently towards equally hapless nd alike unintentional, within n few miles—though It mlghtbe hard rubber nozzle which enables a patient them. had given , umbrage ___ to____ tbe boy. . "You •rrernl hour»—of his destination, be to apply the ointment directly Io the seat ■ SS AWrtS<■■•» -­ "Any you gewtleroen for Quitman?" mort expect to bear do end of unp!«»- was thinking not a little of the officer of disease. ®«ked. BBt - be satthiEjR thingn." be had h»d bevm been told told st atdepert^ePert' to whose presence he was so soon to re­ BOLD WO CURB WO PAT. "Quitman? Hell, no! What’s any uwai meat headquarters, where be had re re-­ port hie own. and who*** companionship 8KND FOR BOOKLKT/ JJ®’' want to go thar for night like thia? ceived oeired orders to go cm on and join his com- and influence, for good or for Hl.be wm Tho W. IL Hill Co., Dotrofl, Mich. J out with ytwr old sn-eser. Jimmy, paay. tbea la campsi Tugnloo. Every bound to accept for tbe simple reason nlefiK vcun, tafce a body ­ thst, so far m lie oould lenrn. there yvas , body»• mighty anir^ty s^a yH over tbelate lateun ufiS Tbe taBjui Swdaj w- IKKSSSMiu. RHEUMATISM AND HEVRALHIA . z . from* and absolutely no one else with whom be " 9 ptamaataesa. HaM ywn- tongue ? ttoBsof Tbe liter teeu in < wm *»a w CUBED BY AB-TUBO-rHOS-I-A. oould associate—except, possibly, the jtbebtttodbAkM... ■ < T»as THK IWTE Sb^£:f?ru’? ’H’ocght the jo4r» juurtkrns; »pd ba pw<dt to^da bot^ “bsdtract doctor." -r— \\V Sons and Daughters for *"*?'AII the Family. furnifh the “BANNER” and “N. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE” i Year for$i.oo. Address all orders to the “BANNER.” A CRY FOR SELF ■ • $1.00 $1.00 -TStE- | Weekly INtek OceaN. t $1.00 PJM£EjgmEjKWL*RP£RXE*B $1.00 an’l?h;tbst Aln’k wnreV*pBIil^!r — �WK in thc^yaiu- one tho;; red ntaety- ------ ---- iiuivuwi-j w.u bands rad caused to be affixed the seal of the On the platform we were stopped,first Circuit Coart for the County of Barry th* by hotel touta, who told uh in bad day of November A u. 18fl6. BAKKttBSXlWKR. French that we must go with them, AABOff ttHKBK. AunntTG. KztXT, and then by interpreters, who raid that Inspectors ot Ejection. they could speck German, which was of Attest: no possible use to us. or English, which John G. Nagi.kr.. Secretary »f Board of County Canvassers. we could hear was no more fluent thar. OF MICHIGAN, County of Babour Spanish; and porters, who fought STATE »r-R8. to curry our bags; and customs officers, We hereby certify, that we have compared foregoing copy of the statement of the who wanted to look into them; and 01 the yvu» given in this County for Representative course the most hideous of beggars. J. In the 8tatt? L-ghJature. and for County officers and the ccrtiflrHte thereto Attached, with ths got rid Of the customs officer, and we • ■riclnals of record lanyofflae. and that the went outside to find u.hotel coach for same are correct transcripts thereof, and of the o) such originals, w far ss tbe same re­ Wright and party, of Carlton, re­ ourselves. As we did so there mounted whule lates to the voUm for such ufflw> m. Io witness whereof, we have hereunto set our turned from their northern hunting trio to its front seat the most odious of the hands and affixed the seal of the Circuit Court Saturday in good spirits as they captured interpreters, sweet and smiling, and no for tbe County of Barry this ixtb day of Novem­ Thursday, Dec. 3, 1896, doubt later at the Roma be claimed a ber In tbe year ooc thousand eight hundred and four deer; said they would have killed COOK BROS,. Props. fee for having captured us.—Elizabeth ninety six. John G. Naolkh. County Clerk. Bakkr Shrinks. more if they could have found any hard Robins Pennell, in Century. Chairman of the Board of County Canvas­ land In the upper peninsula. sera. PERSONAL MENTION. Musk Is Often Poisonous. STATE OF MICHIGAN, OOONTr or BahMrs. Asa D. Rork received a telegram KY—ML A chemist says the smell of roses, I. John G. Nagler Clerk of said County and of Saturday calling her to her home in Ag­ thyme, bergamot, clove pinks, some of lire Circuit Court thereof, a Court of Record, Mra. W. H. Goodyear te In Detroit this new, Ottawa county, on account of tbe the honeysuckles, grapes, both blos­ do hereby certify that 1 have compared the foregoing copy of the statement of votes by the serious lljness of Mr. Rork. who is ven- som and fruit; peach and plum blos­ Board of County Canvassers of Barry County Miss Grace'Messer was in Grand Rapids the original record thereof now remaining low with heart trouble. At last reports he soms are both tonic and prophylactic. with tn the office of the County Clerk of said County, They add to tbe ozone, of environment, and yesterday. have found the same to be a correct tran­ was still alive but bls recovery is doubtful. either by giving it off themselves or script therefrom, rad t be whole of such origin­ Harry Arnold, of Nashville, was in the liberating it from other elements of tlie alInrecord. testimony whereof. I have hereunto set THE VOTE IN BARRY COUNTY. city Monday. atmosphere. Contrariwise, nearly all my baud and affixed the seal of said Coart at J. G, Nagler was in Charlotte Tuesday the lily family, tube-roses, neroll— Hastings this 2nd day of December a. D. ik-; t. - John G. Naoxjer. Clerk. A Comparison of the Vote this Tear With which is oil of orange flowers—-violets, on business. That of 1898 aud 1884. A Republican 0ERT1 Fl CAFE OF DETERM IN ATION. and nearly all the Artificial perfumes . Gain Over 1893. H. G. Bentley spent Thanksgiving with STATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF BaKare depressants and irritants to the ■ RY-BS. Bellevue friends. nerves and the mucous membrane. The Board o! Couuly Canvassers of said The opposition are making some very County of Barry In the Hute of Michigan, hav­ Miss Lena Fuller returned to school at extravagant claims about gains in Barry Musk is to many constitutions slow poi­ ing ascertained and canvassed tbe votes given Ypsilanti, Monday. County at the last election, but a little ex­ son—hence the danger of cheap per­ In the several Townsbini rad Warsis of said Couutyut the General Election held in said Coun­ fumes. Musk is the basis of them all. M. L. Cqok was in Chicago Friday and amination into the fact's will show on ty. on Tuesday the third day of November Io tbe what little foundation they base tbelr fig­ —Chicago Tribune. year one thousand eight hundred and ninetySaturday on business. six. for Judge of Probate. Sheriff, County Clerk. ures. We will quote figures on 'Lieuten' Liberty at Last. Couaty Treasurer. Register ot Deeds. Prosecut­ Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Sheldon were in ant Governor, an office on which there is ing Attorney, two Circuit Court Commtsslooers. “ The worst tyrant possible is a liber ­ little or no cutting done. County Surveyor, two Coroners, and Represent­ Grand Rapids yesterday. ative In the State Legislature do determine that The following was the vote in 1892 on ated slave." “Er—yes. I suppose that’s the rea­ at said Election James B Mills was by tbe Mrs. Ferd Fausey, of Jackson is visiting Lieutenant Governor;— highest number of votes duly elected Judge of Giddings, republican. relatives in this vicinity. 2849 son so many devoted lovers make such Probate for the term of four years, from and including thc flrat d«v of January, A. D. IMG. Combined opposition 2955 horrid husbands.”—Albany Argus. Mra. M. H. Bailey is visiting her broth­ And that, at aa!4 Election, Samuel C. Ritchie wax bv tin- highest number of votes duly elected — The creaking of the timbers in a er at Kalamazoo this week. Total vote Sheriff for the term of two years, from and In5804 building is a tolerably sure indication ludtng the first day of Januarv a. D. 1867. Majority Combined Opposition 100 Mr. and Mrs. K R. Skiff, of Parmalee. And that, at said Election. Walter W. Brown Following is the vote in 1884 on Lieu­ of coming rainy weather. was by th<* hightat number of votes duly were in tbe city tills week. tenant Governor:— elected County Clerk for tbe term of two years, from rad including the flrat day of Jan­ Milnes, republican Rev. and Mra. W. J. Wilson, of Nash­ 3001 uary A. D. 1867. OOUNTY CANVASSERS STATEMENT. Combined opposition 2200 ville, were In tbe city Friday. And that, ax said Election. J. Gideon Hughes Statement of votes given In the County of was by tbe highest number ot votes duly elected Barry and State of Michigan, for tbe following Prof. L. J. Goodyear was home from Total vote 5207 State off)Cera.viz: for Represeotative in the State County Treasurer for the term of two years, from and including the first day of January A. Republisan majority 705 Legislature for tbe Barry County Representa­ D. 18V7. Allegan Saturday and Sunday. Following is tbe vote this year on Lieu­ tive District; for the following County officers, And that, at said Election. C. Fernando Miss Retta Kempton, of Hillsdale, Is tenant Governor:— viz; Judge of Probate. Sheriff. County Clerk, Brooks was by the highest number of votes Register ot Deeds. County Treasurer. Prose­ duly elected Register of Deeds for tbe term of visiting at Mrs. Rose Colgrove’s. Dunstan, republican 3301 cuting Attorney, two Circuit Court Com nits two years. Irom and Including tbe Aral day of 3833 slonera. County Surveyor, rad two Coroners, at January A. D. 1FOT. > Miss Flo Stinchcomb was home from Combined opposition tbe General Election held In said cohnty on Aud that, at said Eleeilon, Thomas SulHvan Tuesday, tbe third day of November, in tbe by the highest number of votes duly elected Freeport a few days the past week. • Majority Combined opposition 32 year one thousand eight hundred and nlnety- was Prosecuting Attorney for the term of two From the above It will be seen that as Mrs. Jas. A. Sweezey left Friday for a years, from and Including tbe first day of Janu­ The whole number of votes given for ary A. D. \W. compared with the result in 1892 there ' tlte’office of Representative in the three weeks visit with Ohio friends. And that, at said Election, J. Edmund lau­ was a republican gain of 452 vote3,\and az State Legislature was six thousand rel rad Columbus 8. Palmerton were by the tour hundred eighty GMO bigbest number of votes duly elected Circuit Mrs. Brock, of Hastings, is visiting her gain of the combined opposition of 37b rad they were given tor tho following Court Commissioners for tbe term of two years, votes, and a reduction of combined opposi­ son, John S. Brock—Otsego Union. person" viz: from rad Including the first day of January A. tion from 106 to 32. 7 Myron Wing received three thousand D. 1887. Mrs. E. L. Tighe, of Detroit, is the two hundred sixty-etx vote* A simple glance at the vote In 1894 / will And that, at said Election, I^e 8. Cobb was F. Hicks received three thous­ by the highest number of votes duly elected guest of her daughter Mr®. John Mealley. show that no just comparison can be /made Wfilfmn and two hundred fourteen votes 3214 County Surveyor for the term of two years, that year, when tbe oveFwheteing from and Including the flrat day of January A. Mrs. Mattie Sdaulding who has been so with Total................... ........... .......... M.«3 D. 1897. republican majority was obtained^te^use seriously ill the past month Is slowly con­ democrats didn’t vote. Tbe fact thabuthe And that, st said Election. James W. Sackett The whole number of votes given for and Wllllav. H. Snyder were by tbe highest valescing. .vote ot the combined opposition was 2955 the office of Judge of Protiate was six number of rotes duly elected Coroners for tbe tluiusatid five hundred nine term of two years. from and Including tbe first Miss Orpha Martin and friend Mr. Pit­ In 1892 and only 2200 In 1^94, an(L3888 In and th* were given for the following day ot January A. D. 1SH7. 1896. shows beyond any doubt at all, that persons: viz: And tnat, at said 'Election. Myron Wing was kin. of Detroit, visited her shier In Alle­ in 1894 there were from 800 to 1000 demo­ James H. Mills received three thousand by the highest number of votes duly elected three huartred eightv eight votes 33S8 Representative In the State legislature for tbe gan last week. crats In Barry County that didn’t vote, Richard M. Bairs received three thousterm of two yean, from aud Including tbe first 3120 day of January A. I». IW7. Mrs. John M. McElwain has been con­ aud any comparison of the vote of 1894 • and one hundred twenty vote* with the vote ot 18P0 is not only unjust, Chas. Mack received one AU of which said Board of County Canvassers fined to.the house for the past two weeks, but very misleading as the above figures do hereby certify, aud in testimony thereof Total..................................... . 6509 have caused these presents to be signed bv owing to Illness. prove. tbelr Chairman and at.ested by their Secretary, The whole nuin»»er of votes glvdn for the this etst day of November A. D UM. James Slattery, ot Hastings, visited his office of Sheriff was six thousand four Bakkr skuinkh. hundn d fifty flve daughter. Mrs. F. B. Nlms, this week.— Church nnd Society. Aaron Shkhk. and they were given for the following Ai.kkrtG.Bbxt, Lake Odofsa HTwc. • Y. P. 3. C. E. at 6 o’clock. persons, viz: Board of County Canvassers. Bamuerc. Ritchie received three thous­ Attest: Lieut, and Mrs. A. D. Nlskern, of Ft. Tne U. E. R. C. meets at L. E. Stauffers and two hundred thirty three votes... 3/33 JOHNG NA'ILRK. Chas M. Muck received three thousand Leavenworth, are expected In the clly Friday Dec. 4 at 7:30 p. mJ .of.B(”‘rd of County Canvassers. two hundred twentj-two votes 3222 STATE OF MICHIGAN. COUNTY OF BAR­ shortly for a brief visit/ In the evening Prof. Waldo of Albion RY- sx. Total r.jM • I, John G. Nagler Clerk of said County and College will address the audience. Mr. and Mra. Geo. Lampman and The whole number of votes given for of tbe Circuit Court thereof, a Court of Record, Business meeting will convene Saturday the office of Ooanty • lerk was six do hereby certify that I have compared tbe and Mrs. E. L. Beall from near Colon evening at 7 o’clock in tbe office of Nat­ thousand four hundred ninety-eigne foregoing copy of tbe Certificate ot Determlnavotes.rx............................................ visit Ing pr. Lampman’s: ional Bank. » <WW» tl» u by the Borad of County Canvasser* with and they were gfven for tbe following cbe original re<*otd thereof now remaining In Quarterly meeting will be held next person*, viz: , L. A. McIntyre has returned from the the office of the County Clerk of said County, and have found tbe Maioe to b*» a correct tran­ Sunday al the M. E. church. Love Feast Walter W. Brown received three thous­ northern part of the state, where he has and three hundred one votes 3301 script therefrom, and the whole of such origin­ begins at 9:15. W 111la in E. Webb received three thous­ al record. been for the past few months. and one hundred ninety sevtn votes.. 31.97 In trstlmonv whereof. I have hereunto set Tbe second ward mothers meeting will my band and affixed the seal uf said Court at F. D. Black, A. W. Rickman. W. D. be held at tbe home of Mrs. Robert Pan­ Total............................... ........... Mlc,*'K*n this 2nd nay of December Hayes ahd W. H. Spence spent Thanks­ coast, Dec. 4th at 2 o’clock. All are cord­ Th'* whole number of ’votes given for John G. Naglhr, Clerk. the office of Register of Deeds was six ially Invited. giving at the formers Gun lake Cottage. tliousand four hundred eighty-'-Ine ... <•4X9 aud they were given for the following The Emmanuel Christian; Endeavor will Dr. Gesler, of Saranac, who attended viz: be led Dec. 6, by Mr. J. A. Van Arman. C.person*, Fernando Brooks received three school here 19 years ago, and was after­ Tbe subject. “How to strengthen our faith thousand four hundred eight votes -408 ward in the office of Dr. E. F. Brown was in Christianity. votes................................... Andrew G. CortrlgM received three in the city last week. thousand eighty one votes 3081 A phonographic entertainment will be Miss Auna Cooney who has been visit­ given at the Parish House at 8 o’clock, Total........................................... lag her friend Miss Gertrude Stebbins for nnder the auspices of Emmanuel Christian The whole number of votes given for Endeavor. The price of admission is only the office of County Treasurer was six the past three weeks returned to her home 102. thousand four hundred nlnetr-four . .. GISH . Z , WE PRINT and they were given tor the fallowing in Muskegon, Munday. persons, viz: Donation for the benefit of the Rev. A. THE OPENING GMeon Hughes received threr thous Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pike from near D. Grisby will be held on Tuesday evening J.and three hundred rad fifty three CHAPTERS votes................................................ 3.153 Niagara Falls spent several days last week Dec. 15th at the Parsonage. Refreshments Henry Roe received three thousand one OF OUR NEW at A. E. Heath’s and Dr. Lampman’s, re­ will be served from 0 to 9 o’clock. Every­ hundred forty-one votes 3141 body cordially invited. turning Monday morning. Total............................................... <491 The society oonneclrd with Emmanuel Miss Rebecca Striker and her friend church will be entertained Thursday. Dec. The whole number of vot“* given for the office of Prosecuting Attorney was Miss Campbell, of Cass City, returned to 10th by Mrs. Mary Goodyear and ladles six thousand four hundred iilnety-two G192 Albion college Monday after spending the associated with her. Supper served in and they were given for tbe following persons, viz: Parish House from 5 until 7 (/clock. Captain Charles iqrq Thanksgiving vacation here. Milton F. Jordan received fhyee thous­ The W. C. T. U. will meet in the super­ and two hundred tweutv two votes.... 3222 Mrs. Wm. Goods ear, of Ohio, who has TbomasNulllva" receiV'-o three thous ­ visor’s room next Tuesday afternoon. and two hundred seventy votes 3T0 teen visiting her sister Mrs. Jas. Van- Report uf work done fur local option in Wagnen. left for Detroit this week where Barry county will be given. There will Total also be a debate on local option. Every she will visit relatives before returning The whole number of votes given for one interested In this subject Invited. the office of Circuit Court C*»iumhsloner was twelve thousand nine hundred Sunday School day at Presbyterian elghtvone ■ Dr. Lowry was called to Brouard Sator12>1 church next Sunday. There will be a and they were given for tho following to perfoHB operation on Joseph rally of the forces In the morning and it Is person*, viz: Edmund Barrell recti vert three Cook. Nr. Cook Is 79 jears old, but wlth- hoped all members of tbe school will be J.thousand three hundred seven votes.. stood the operation well, and it is thought pra*cnL A special program in the even- Columbus H. Palmerton received three in«» by K.. children and young people —— —I*. of -Wrecit __ ­ thousand three hundred votes. .... ing will recover. Fred W. Walker received threw thous­ ations, songs, choruses and short talks. and one hundred eighty four votes.... 3)84 Word was received here last night that All friends of the school Heartily Invited. Edwin D. Mallory received three tbousatid one hundred ninety votes... 3)90 P. R. Dunning, of Charlotte, was very III Tbe Lords Supper after the mjrnlng service. ■ Are TotaJ...................... ........ 1298) again. Brother Knight Crawley left for The whole number of votes given for now there immediately, and will give all ansist­ the office of County Purveyor was six thousand four hiiudrcd seventy-nine G1TB in or­ ance jMMsible. and they were given for tbe following We hear there were at least three minis­ der. We persons, viz: ters who didn’t give Hui gnei-teat of satis­ Lee B. Cobb received three thousand two have nice faction all around In the campaign just hundred seventy two votea Buckwheat closed. One of them, a free silver advo­ Dor N. Stowell received three thousand Awarded two hundred seven votes cate apoligized for having to read his flour, delic­ Highest Honors—World's Fair, speech, because elghfeen months before he Tdtal. C179 ious Maple was ocmvtwietl lo free silver be had an atTbe whole number ot vote* given for . Syrup, Fancy । lack uf sieknriM which, bn said, “affected thf office of Coroner* wa* twelve Creamery But­ thousand nine hundred filu-wight bls brain ’’ A<a<Hlwr minister, a republi­ *l®» and they were given for the following can with tbe blglteNt of recuaiiuendatlons ter and the finest person*, viz: seemingly formed too oI<hh an acquaint­ Janin W Hnckrfr rertuved three th on* Breakfast Bacon rad three hu<-dred tea vote-, ance. xmlally. with the opposition. When linn that ever curled on Uni time cawtt for ewnking It was with no Wilf tom H. Kj.yder recolvrd three thousand three hundred twv votes a gridiron. Combine litlie dODeulty Hurt • lie sioxl erect among Daniel E. Fnih-r received Ih’rti thnnv fils fellow men,” and hix Mpeetdi was of rad om.-hundred »ixty-nin- vote* ... these four ingredients such a charnelt-r UiaJ n<>ue but the silver Herbert A. Foam reotvru three and you have some­ thousand one hundred seventy seven mr.r) were pleased who tt—the republicans thing thst will drive having left tbe reore io tfisenst. Last but away sorrow and bring Total................................... isKS < vrrites hired a Mtaunrh n*pubHean tninls- STATE OF MICHIGAN. Oovrrr or Bahhappiness to the most dis­ Hastings Banner Coffee drloken may be Interested to know the opinion of! some aome competent physicians In in regard to tbe use of Fortum, the grain drink, in place of coffee. Let it l>- understood that tbe manufact urers do not decry the use of coffee by healthy persons, but tberr is ajrrvar arniv of intelligent n»en and women of the present asy who cannot stand the steady, dally j-otson of coffee, tobacco rad whisker without feeling the effect In >ome serious bodily derangement. Dr. F. F. Cassady, editor of tbe “Medical Argus.** Minneapolis, Minn., writes enclosing the money for u third ease, and is kind enough to add: “I fully coincide with your views la PO8TVM CEREAL CO*., Llm.. Rattle Creek. Midi. Wily srocers sometimes work Jn cheap tniltatlons of 1‘ostum Cereal Food coffee It tne cus­ tomer will stand II Skates Christmas Goods If you are thinking of buying any of the above articles see FlaDldGks Goodyear Bros. Some anthro]x>logi«t£ are of tbe opinion that the primitive man used both hands equally and base their be­ lief upon the fact that tbe stone imple­ ments and rough drawings made by consolate. We furnish the seperate articles, you do your own compounding- Bargain Grocers. About 70 per cent ot Postutn Is made ol the afoumen gluten and phosphates of tbe wheat berry that go directly to rebuilding the gray . matter In the nerve cells. That’s why “It Makr-s Bed Blood.” Cutters Stoves IN THIS ISSUE muiumici., regard to the use of coffee and toba cco by near ustbenics (nervous patients). I am using Pod usthenlcs Pos­ ium every day and am greatly pleased with it. Chasod Ulmself- “What has become of that cute little of yours that used to chase its own °He ran away. He managed to catch the tail one day and bit it off. and. as far ns we know, never stopped running, he was so surprised.' — Har per’s Bazar. Angels and Bagpipe*- man In Gothic sculpture end tracery anare acmetimes portrayed practic- i churches before the in­ f the organ, which occurred fifteenth cratvrr. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-12-10.pdf af5d8a215889111bb9a91ee2d046486a PDF Text Text [ largest eiitcu.. 1 W Hastings [=~1 VOL. XLI. NO. 32 Banner. HASTINGS, MICH.. DECEMBER 10, 1896. | THE BEST ADVER-. | | TISING MEDIUM IN I | BARRY COUNTY. ... 1 WHOLE NO. 2165 A. SHELDON, Woodland. U.ofM. High School Item*. Hickory Corners. Ab.tract.uid Real Estate Office. The News office has lately l>een moved Last week the 8. L. A. gave Its second ■Wood cutting Is the order of the day. Prof. Waldo, the instructor in history Atwtraet Block, HaMtonto rooms over A. L. Cooper ’ s furniture program In University Hall. Lwlaod Maude Rockwell spent last week visit- i and political economy at Albion College, ■oee, to loan on Real Kitato Real Rafale Powers “Lord Chumley" >ud ■ .bort visited our school last Munday a. m., and Ing friends tn Jackson. end ou cniamlraiou. General oonre,anclng. •tore. Raring aoomplrao,«of Abureet UookTnmJohn Barker lobt three fingers last week The G. A. 8. of West Barry a ill meet ieelecUon from Richard Harding Davla. took charge of the U. 8. History, clavk Aled from the Record,, can hunl.b complete by getting them caught In a corn busker. with Mrs. T. J. Kelley on Wednesday the University Hail waa full and Mr. Powers Be gave ns some valuable suggestions la alwtraota. Tt\e Odd Fellows had an oyster supper ninth. was very warmly received by the students. regard to U. 8. History. Monday night. Grant Dickson was at Kalamazoo Wed­ He la without doubt our leading Imperson­ pOLGROVB A PUTTER, Last Monday the “Students High School ator and A. A. enjoyed a great treat In Debating Society No. 2" debated the que»V> Elmer Ferris has taken possession of the nesday test on business. V Attorneys at Law meat market recently purchased of W. J. Reading Circle every Wednesday even­ hearing blm. This week Friday occurs Ion ‘ Resolved that Industry is more eaBaird. . the Boston Ladles’ Symphony Orchestra In sen Hal to Prosperity than Genius.” After ing at the school house. Mrs. Mauneb has found her lost notes Adrlanson Simpson and P. H. Lawrence the S. I.. A. course. , both sides were ably presented it was de* Next Wednesday evening the “Messiah” elded io favor of the affirmative, which that were reported as stolen. have returned from the north. They re; 4 E. KENASTON, will be given by Ute Choral Union of three. was lead by Chester Wetzel. Leonard Wunderlich, of Sunfield, was in port good time but not many deer. Attorney at Law, our village Tuesday. L. A. 8. of the M. P. church of Hickory hundred voices under Prof. Stanley’s di­ (Over J. 8. Goodyear A Oo.’s store.) > The “German Literary Society" was Practice* In alloourteof the State. Collection* Ed. Leonard has purchased the Al. Corners meet on Friday of the following re,lion. Mrs. Genevra Johnstone Blabop organized last Thursday with Miss Sling­ trompUyatteuded to. Whitcomb property. week. All are invited to attend with Mrs. will be ooe of the leading rololaU. ! erland as' president. ir. The classes and interest are Increasing in Will Furlong was arrested In our village Volny Snyder. quite a surp Jse_____ party Friday Yesterday we were greeted by a call b> 1/ R. TIMMERMAN, Homoepafaic Phy Saturday for disorderly conduct, and left There was <. ________ r__ . . I the Woman’s Gymnasium. The apparatusJ s an individual of the canine family, but it 30 ot the young friends of has arrived and is being placed in the v • detan and Surgeon. a nice little fine with our village treasurer evening about of Office over Roger’s grocery store.) Altha Wliiamston met at her home. All room which Is being used temporarily In Prof. Mealley evidently did not appreciate to help meet running expenses. bis presence as he very uuceremon lously the gymnasium until the main room is fin ­ G. C. Garlick, our township treasurer, is report a very nice time. A. SCRIBNER, M. D., Mrs. M. J. Coddiugton of* Augusta has ished. The physical measurements begin led the Intruder Io the door and left a last­ very busy taking in taxes. ing impression upon him by a very inti­ • Physician and Surgeon, this week and then all will be accurately John Lee. of Lake Odessa, was i»our been visltlt&g her father and sister last Delton, Mich. classified. Healthy exercise and fan are mate presentation of bls shoe. Of course week. Returned home Saturday. village MondayOffice in residence, one block east of depot we did not know the thoughts that passed combined in playing the game of basket Snow all gone again. Looks as though John Hunslcker Is working in the meat ball which generally finishes up the hour. through the mind of the afore-sald Individ­ we should not have sleighing very soon. market. a. a c. h. barber ual, but judging by the cry of pain that he The woman ’ s gymnasium is waiting for Julia Polly returned to Kalamazoo where W. J. Bard is very busy collecting in • Physicians and Surgeons. funds and deserves to be supplied with uttered, we were lead to believe that he his accounts. He will soon depart for she Is going to school. did not admire the style of shoes worn by Calls in city or county responded to with money that It may be finished soon. Services at the M. P. ahurch this com ­ a new field of venture. promptness, day or night. The Freshmen adopted thtlr yell yester­ Prof. Mealley. Birney Jordan will start on an extended ing Sunday evening. Preaching by Rev. day. Hero it is: Weaver. visit to Ohio in a few days. Naughty’. Naught! An Explanation. aw and collection office or H. C. L. L. meet wjth Mrs. Frank ’Mc­ Nity! Nit! Castleton. J. M. SMITH. Call on Thursday of this week. Hastings. Mich., Dec. 7, 189& Wah! Who! Wah! 1900! A. Kellogg of Vermontville called on Collections made in all parts of the state Shultz. To the E ditor of the Banner: Michigan! R-a-b! Conveyancing a speciality. Special pains friends here Sunday while on his way to 1 desire through the columns of your Myrtle Mosher returned to her school Next Saturday afternoon the young taken in drafting contracts, chattel mort­ Maple Grove. paper to state that 1 have positive InslruoMonday after five weeks vacation. ladies of the University will give a Leap M. J. Stanton of Grand Ledge v,sited gages and wills. Woodland, Mich. Ida Hall went to Hastings Friday. Year dancing party in the gymnasium. It tions from Samuel Carson to forelose tba relatives In this vicinity last week. Ray Pierce made a business trip to Has­ is the last chance for eight years. Pro­ mortgage given by Emeline 8. Pratt to him Mrs. John Delong one ot the early sett­ tings Friday. idward Taggart Loyal B. Knappen. , fessors from the different departments will cm the 5th day of June 1885. lers of Castleton died at her home Friday During the campaign there was consider­ -Notice the daily WeMher Re* , P. St.John and daughter, Birdie, re­ 1 Arthur C. Denison. port in my south window. i p. m. after suffering weeks and months turned home after a weeks visit with act as chaperons. TAGGART, KNAPPEN & DENISON. At the ’Varsity football meeting. Tues­ able talk regarding this matter to the ef­ with dropsy of the heart She leaves a friends here and at Hastings. LAWYERS. fect that an attempt was made to cuerea day. G. H. Ferbert. this year’s quarter­ Rooms 811 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,. ;^SS«S«SS«8S8SSSSSSSMSI husband and large family of children to Several attended the social hop at G. back, was unanimously elected captain of Robert Pratt to vote the Republican ticket Grand Rapids, Michigan. by a threat to foreclose this mortgage. Thia mourn their loss. Thomas’ Thursday night next year’s team. “Dutch’’ is a great fa­ Nina Downing resumed school duties Several bf the friends of Miss Ada vorite at Michigan. He has pteyed on the mortgage was given on the 5th of June, [AMES A. SWEEZEY. In the Felghner district Monday after a Masher favored her with a surprise party 1885, for 82000 upon the east one-half ot team ever since his Freshman year. J Attorney at law, the south-west quarter of section twentytwo weeks vacation. Friday evening. December 4th. Birdie Hastings. Mich. Mrs. E. V. Smith slipped and fell one St John, of Battle Creek, was among the Dowllnt' ।three (e X of s « M of sec. 23) in the Practices in all courts of the state. Col- day last week striking the back of her of Hastings. There is now due Plenty of mud at present giving those Township • guests. actions promptly attended to. bead on the edge of the porch. She was Peter Mosher was at Delton on business farmers who have not their corn husked, a tupon this mortgage 82424.30 and nothing has been paid since November 5, 1892, unconscious for a few moments but no chance to secure it. » Monday. bones were broken. We learn that the death of Hou. lawyer 1The amount due on the mongage is con­ We are hoping for someone to organize a Do You Want a’t Mrs. I’eter Bahs is dead after a short singing school here. M. H. STEBBINS. Joy. of Battle Creek, a brother In-tew of ।siderably more than the property is worth ’ Funeral Director. Mrs. R. K. Stanton, occurred last week. according to the opinion of those who are illneas. , . . , GOOD Fur Robe Freeport. Rooms next to Christmas' Photograph Mrs. George Morgan, formerly of thia Relatives from this place attended the familiar with this eighty acres. Studio. Reeldeuce 309 Court street. A1J, On the 19th of October, 1896. I received Henry Blough and wife now occupy funeral. j place, now of Nashville died Sunday of , ,, . , calls promptly tended day or nlgbL_£_ Mrs. Hammonds house on State street. Miss Clara Warner Is again able to at­ a leuer from Mr. Carson sending me the lung trouble. mortgage with instructions to write to Mr. Mrs. Marion Case returned home from (tend singing school. At a small expense; more durable Carlton Sunday where she had been visit­ lirooard. Wm. Herrington accepted a position as1 Pratt that the same bad been sent for T E. BARRELS 1 foreclosure and to Inform him unless It than any fur known? If so send J . Ismc Wllion, «k«l M. »bil Joseph Uook. ing Mrs. Geo. Jordan. ,engineer in the paper mill at Otsego and «t tow. Floyd Jordan was in Freeport Sunday. left for the same place Monday. He re­ was fixed satisfactorily within ten days a . . y 11Ur bides. We manufacture Office over HAttorney uUhk» Cttv Bulk, (follcttou* aged 79, both pioneers of thia county, are • foreclosure would be instituted. 1 did not Frank Sayles and family now occupy ceives a salary of $550 per year. His fam­ ’Robes, Coats, Gloves, Mittens and promptly axteodwl to, utd geuerel tow burinww very poorly. It te thought the former will rooms follow the Instructions of my client twit in Mrs. E. F. Sayles building. Il_______ not recover. ily will remain here this winter. _ . Wc tan Horse, Dog, Mule, trutwted, personally saw Mr. Pratt aud requested Henry Sisson and wile visited in Free ­ A number from this place are shipping S. C. Doster and R. A. Nevins each him to come ih after eledion and to fix It . L. Deen Elk, Wolf, Angora, £EARN PUOTOGRAVI&s^ shipped a car of hogs from this place last port Sunday. poultry to Boston. Thus. Sullivan anil family were tender ­ School commenced Monday with Carrie Goat or any fur. Calf, Cow, Steer UPOnt of this conversation grew the DolitMonday. With lhe Comet. A camera with lull!lurinjj Mm. 11. F»ra »B<1 ran Ernest, have gone ed a reception by their many friends Fri­ Edmunds as teacher.__________ cr Eud and all other skins can be Ion. ieal'dudge which was used to my injury. Mil muertal lor making picture’ rlej tn tbe tar weal tor the winter They will day evening. ■ JohnMtown. oulr !!.«>. General Mt Imai ageuL. aai.Kri. Since election Mr. Carson has personally Liuned alike-soft and pliable. Mrs. Hooper, of Linden, died very sud­ Ad'lre" M. C. Elliott. 11 borwooU Ave., illlto visit the Paelllc coaal au<l oilier point! ot The fine piece of timber on the 8. »• visited Mr. Pratt *ni tried to get the mat­ denly test Thursday morning. Funeral Iden farm is being rapidly converted into dale, Mich. , i interest. ter fixed up, failing to do so. I am instruct­ Saturday p. m. at lhe Congregational lies for the M. C. R. R. ed to foreclose this mortgage and can do John Jones Is working lor C. E. 1 J«>church. _ . „ nothing else than to follow the instructiOM Joel Wolcott Post, Nn. 334, G. A. K*, <>. F. Campbell, ot Charlotte, called on astings ity ank elected their officers Saturday for lhe en- C. K. 1’aul end family on Wednesday last. of Mr. Carson, accordingly the mortgage has been put In the hands of Lolgrove A Hastings, - * Mich. best in the state. Robes Mr. Howard, ot Clinton eouirty. Is 'P-nd* I suing J gar.• Ing the w inter, with bls sister, Mrs. Patrick Potter for foreclosure. be returned to you in thirty H!ud» Corners. I desire to make this explanation to the Hiram Jones and wife, oi your city,, Lee. ot Bedford. > ixty days. Send for sam­ In order that they may krtow: SURPLUS, 820,000.00 The boys have been disturlxrd In their public spent Sunday with friends in this v clnily. 1st. That Mr. Pratt has been dealt wlfa ples and price lisd. Incorporated under the laws ot the State ot Harley Powers has moved his mill onto tine skating by the thaw. honorably.- and all the courtesies and kind­ MichiganMen are engaged cutting out the small C. V. Robinson’s farm and commences growth and converting it lino cordwood nesses possible extended to him unit1 the Open tor business. Doc. 15, 1885mortgage has accumulated to a laijer work this morning. The reading circle will be held at this preparatory to the tie mill that Is to saw amount than the premises can be sold far. OFFICERS. place, Wednesday evening. December 16. the heavier limber oh the George Swanson 2nd. That my relations regarding the 0 O, Robinson. President ' it is last growing in Interest and we would Jr. tarm. matter have been honorable •nd<IWr*J2 .C^MKwUSyS9. Cashier like alijntereated in school work to come no attempt to wrong or injure Mr. I rati Ray Sprague is now able 'to take his but on the other hand have continually DIRECTORS: and it along. Mrs. Georgu- x’obias is spending a part position in the store. desired tu^exlend to him all the favors W. Il I’owew. Dan W. Reynold*. K. B. Mtwaer, * nf the week in Battle Creek. Preparations are being made for Christ­ poaribl^ train the t.et« as above stated. D. G. Robinson. Chester A number from this place attended mas doings for the Sunday school. M. L.Cook. p. T. Oolgrove. •—••• quarterly meeting at the Hendershott Bessie 4dmith has returned to Allegan It may I* known that the course ’•k'n. “ tore.,1 upon Mr. Carson to Protect M» county to resume her school work. School house. Sunday. Haw the only ra»mB. in rights inasmuch as Mr. 1 ratt has declined Geo. Robinson has moved back to his Fred Smith i» spending his county and’ P»ri> >”*«**‘ on *“ farm and Jimmie McLean will work for home here with his parents and Men th. to nay or further secure. deposiw Very truly yours. Anna Chare spent Sunday at home from him the coining winter. P. A. Shbldon. her school at Quimby. Our hunting party secured a large eateh 10 boxes in this week : Isaac Rickenfoore and wife visited at nf game Saturday; two quail and a red DIED.. Saturday and Sunday. Nice fresh stock no higher I ()l>egu squirrel. . - ------DUNNING—At Charlotte, Mich., Dec. 8., • Will Cartllidge and wife P* R. Dunning aged 55 years: than common Mexicans. wedding of bis sister at North Irving on ■ Rev. Ingalls’, pastor of the F. M. church, Mr. Dunning was an old resident of thia “hbt eoura.i’V.1 evi-ollllng SllE;[lE?rtii is very low at the home of his In this place ba* moved, into the parsonage. city, where be had lived nearly al 111, pie happy tor. rro.ll bmonnt of mmie, 1’. E. Kidder has taken possession of lite. A tew months ago bo bought an In­ and that the .lock was at tbe Racklt ot daughter. Mrs. John Barber. terest In s shoe store lb Charlotte where Ed Gilkey, well known in this P®r, °! Mis- Hows property In this place. Phln Smith. thriounty. diedathls home In Richland He has beenI In Bert Wilson is expected to move iuto he has since resided. SANTA CLAUS not In It «. ourJtm* Mrs. Nesbit’s house this week. We can poor health tor several years past wLh on Tuesday, after a lung I|l,DeM‘ . was selected from New \ork. Chicago, Walter Weaver and win. of North Irv safely say that moving is the order of th. liver complaint and a complication ot oth­ er diseases. SeveraMImes the past year b”«W0 Detroit .ml Grand K.pW« Bargain Grocers. Ing are the guests of Will Cartllidge. 8The party given in honor of M* Sparks he has been very 111. but was aele to rally Mrs. i’hiiip Barber who has been ven h lhe ahd* SLIM nocketo I until the last atta-.k which resul etl In bl. 'toied on .n tjret" nothing to hinder, sick for some time is not improving as fast and wife was well attended. K h expected that Kidder acker A U. death at eleven o’clock Tuesday night. as her many friends would wish. wlii resume work In tlieir4 mill at 1 horn­ The K: ot F. Lodge here ot which he was a prominent meml« ■« tlmt every alien­ apple, owing to McKinley’s election. Miss Lizzie Tasker is on tbe gain. ’ lion wa, gl«n him and a night and day yuiiuby. nurse was with him up to the lltue ot hU Dun’l tail to come to the C. A. Gaskill commenced his school last d“,tl,: Jas. Crawley, ot this esty. was al­ at Thomas Blank’s tomorrow evening if so there at l*« lime he died. Ills body you want some fun.’ wtth M<K cV T. M. lodge No. 736 wants ail wns brotnrbl Bure yesterday noon, and the 1 The Ladles’ Aid society will meet with funeral will occur thU atu rnoon from the Mr.- Addie Sylvester, Thursday at 10 their members to be present will be continued you never raw .rtlcle! for the purpose of nominating officers f family residence on Green Smet. Hie <b; n*t worry about the housekeep­ ^’•’’^r^^KAtKRTSTOIto. °'mt!? Nina Tasker and Mrs. Louise Smith the coming year. . , . K. ot B’s. and U. It. K. ot Vs. will ating arrangements. We make matThere was a Urge crowd at the .vo-iai ra<. tn laacev Friday evening, Dec. lv. to I give an’ enU-rtoluinent under the nuipieea UM week Wednesday night. 1 roceeds '"Mn'ltonnln. was horn In Washtenaw very pleasant and^ easy tor TOYS TOYS to numerate them would I* Co April 28.'1841 where hte father wa« a ing ci uples starting |n Me at V Quite a number from here attended the boot and shoe dealer. They 5?1?" *“ icur Furniture Emporium. Prices funeral ot Mrs. DeLong test Sunday at Hastings In 1S5S and purchased SO a. re. „m b.ve'to Le them to be couvlum J Mr. the Barry ville church. ? . ot laud now inside the corporation. ( ■’.i i s.m.a!I figure with u$ and for T ICCA AY I Center seboo! .xpeeto to Irav. «. Emmet McLaughlin , of your city. vh‘ted nranniiikF was fae lust of R family WB Th£ Smith’s JUruRT STOt’.K. | . few dollars we can furnish, a T U U.O U A I , exhibition 111 lhe near lulure. otnlne children. After leaving -choot he ' „ . , one. Hlag Lulu Cummin. Is at Don Olm friends here last week. house of seven or nine rooms very clerked tor Barlow *"“L Milo. handsomely, completely ;and satis- hand sleds tbe, '■’■’^’".JTwin war broke out when he enlisted Oct* -3, 0.1 S ’\o mike toe ,r°“ Mr Editor, what ha, become of your "musidan In Co. C., lltb Mich. L..alrj. Rutland. t - lurily. The Quality of our furst ten o’clock to “’jJi’jUjJJ.'JcttaS”b> t I’ F Blakeman, ot Lake Odessa. Is In Hi* was with Gen. bloneman in all ute ritr.re is as remarkable as its cost. Hu adrved pntU the close of u'i’Gw ' ,bU vlclnl'y taking orders tor family ‘' ■^SXrptoralBypUeen.tototothe mnnv raids. C-msidering what we sell its rewar After the war he clerked in * Battle sane that Sunday School long. Creek dry goods store, also at Saline and " WdUee Green has returned from the "'"wuitom 1 NOT YET l»t • snarkible how we sell jit* Our WE HAVE Default.'ifabte return to U^tlnjto fit our new Grain .bu«■ « *e, >.re • ■; iiv to do so explains the success ^Thanksgiving was generally observed In entered the merchantile business* end wa* "'S’Cross, of Adrian, Is visiting bl. Michigan, all otJb* Ln M»d we’ve won. Onlv one verdict pos- 'hnnw shoe made to look like afterward bookkeeper In the Hastings Furtere«i ut said decewJM county »f gMltobSi KHown auu draeribwl neKSh.rib.w.™«. returned from Da- CbSpaldto» AKammererare paying He was a member uf the si ile, ‘The best goods for the U.U1L EL* of 7’* and was with them in ratolW—to-wlt: t money.'” !"''^cessary repairs are being added to the l0Brend*stotter i Sedgwick shipped bog, all lheir prize drill*. RENK^S & WALLDORFF. Hiat' sX’ school house premtratory to He Ieavea4h aged mother who has X‘Xw»ext.Monday. Wor.jmpathy of Ml In her bereavement. Undertakers. ’ .. M . . Rooms «t Ford’s Motel. rSaton count, tbU TU^hewt ■ 32. wwn 3 norths roag1 f w hand* •inriy rRtt__ Tuesday morning. Dec. 8. at her , Mlchls-ao. Thi*and ; daly ioM.efromSl.SO to SS.oo on a located J miles aw ?. rOftd. The farm 18 , " E?Un Brown Is going to mo,. Io Ala- 1,1 P?a’lr7e”ne Grange entertains the Bsr home In Grand Rapids. Mrs. aSotHraUWOH^r^unn. i,». tra-el „ Pomona Grange some time «le Erb. of quick couaumptiun, aged W ,ult of etotba m overcoat state or watired. faint bant*. __ NEOX WEAR Pbln had Just got a E«»* firet-ciass Smldto<». teuo-i. s^,alw. the years. N^“w nXtle. when be oonf **^; HASTINGS MARKETS “°A Christmas tree al tbe church Is still The body wra brought to thl. city Irat Maple Grove* sod. hl'.. of the north | Hutter. tl to 13 . half of tho eaat u— fhe ura Crawford, of C"lca«o. has ornpe to clirae out w you can get uut only ein-ap Torn per bu. 3>i ...“d'lbe w’luler'With her dsugbter. Mn. rTre B W. Johnson has bought of Van e.enlog, *nd txkeb Io the reelde"" “< DEsgs per doz. 1C to 18. bal all up to date rood.. . PX M "ere. of th. C. P. P.MW farm. MeOmber. from whence It w»» token to Hides per lb.. 6. Puts SMITH’S C1.OTS1K0 SALK. the brick rehool houM: lbl« morning where "■'E^iark »* « ’WUl« IahI per lb., e. Owing to the scarcity rvlee. were held, .rto Potatoes per mi., 20. TTMDEB.WKAB we are cutting the i fawer sheep and cattle are being: fed tbls K lhe Striker cemetery. Mre. Erb wu Rve per bu.. 30. • ‘ t ITXL i I. ’ at Oll^g. pu.Uog It in job loto much ot ­ Tallow per lb.. A -".Kb ai^ab^'eight, bdtot P~-ht • »ata per Du.. 15. tered lor ‘JSe l» —rd' 50 ,D . Wheat, red per bu. 83 i?. w N' o. Prix Smith’s Cixnano Salk. Wheat, white per bu. K» 75 PAIRS men. and boy« “h0" U’. J a n-w 19-dolter Instrument, very Hay per ton. 5 to ~ Pork dresseo. 4.0G The lldle. Aid Society «*■.*> tl* niu.tgo and tun can boy them tle d.UKbtor I—»" * l,r»' d I l-h-ans. 20 tn 50 “ aCb MmXc 1 xTm>ro3A..K. i ^2!.l^t^QuaU-trlp last f’htcken dreeved. 8. friend! to Boun her Beef dressed. 5 BO to «.«Beefllve. 2.7*. ' o. a. MeLaugbllu, teacher. Executor. Mtlttnn. dreawd. 5. P . taeles. 8 Properly Fitted With Glasses C H No Charge For Testing. L F. R. PflNGOflST, NOTICE. W Custom Department H C B * Hastings f^obe and fanning Co Hastings, Fancy W ashington Navels Mich. THATRACKEI* WM, BWM 41 Solar Salt 25c. Sack. If You’re in Love ^“BSirEXECUTOR-S SALE DECEMBER J 3 th, 1896 ,lenJ.9. CLOTHINGSALE —;-----—_ 2 FINE FARMS ss o.w* ^“£.^52®: g feSSSBssssH. A.OFFLEY, V-'i-kwheM. PmXSMITH’’ Cl^TBISH SAUC. �astings Banner Thursday, Dec. io, 1896. COOK BROS.. Props. UNCLE SAM’S NAVY. ©•cretnry Herbart Saye That Ships Are Needed. Wbita Grret PFugiMM Ua« Been Ko Position to Combat the Groat GROUND FOR CONFIDENCE. Decline tn Kutinre* Failures Beira rd cd 1 Hupufui Sign. tlou of Tollgates. Caaadx Aaks That Quarantine Against llzxrrudhburg, Ky., Dec. 7.—A mob of Knen armed with shotguns aud axes, rode through Mercer Saturday night Mnd chopped down six tollgates. Over 5J0U tollgates have been burned or chopped down since the turnpike war liegan iu Washington county three months ago, and is yet only five arrests luave been made. No convictions re­ sulted from these. The gates destroyed Mr-present 1,500 miles of turnpike taalued at $4,000,000, and the state aad bounty authorities have furnished do protection whatever. • Ottawa, Can., Dec. 7.—Hon. A. S. Fisher, minister of agriculture, will be in Washington on the 15th or 16th inst. He goes to discuss with the American authorities the question of abolishing the international quarantine against cattle. If the American government will agree to abolishing the quarantine against Canadian cattle it is understood that Mr. Fisher will agree, on behalf of the Canadian government, to abolish quarantine against American cattle. Beware Canton, (J., i^ec. 3.—Gen. T. S. Clark­ son, commander in chief of the G. A. IL, invited Maj. McKinley oti behalf of tbe old soldiers of the country, 95 per cent, of whom, he said, supported the repub­ lican candidate, to attend the national encampment ot the G. A. R. nt Buffalo, on the 23d of August, 1897. Maj. McKiuley said it would give him £reat pleasure to be present. This is ihe'ftrst engage­ ment he has mode'since his election. A Real Blood Remedy, is a blood remedy for real blood troubles; it cures tbe most obstinate cases of ScroMa. Eczema, Cancer, Mheumatiam, etc-, which other so-called blood remely. Valuable books will —— McKinley Will Be There. Two Men Lynched. Lexington, Mo., Dec. 7.—At about one o’clock this morning a mob of Ray county farmers broke into the county jail here, secured Jfetwe Wi»ti er and James Nelson', held for the nn::<i»*r of Mrs. Winder and her tw o Luta-x. and lynched them. The crime was uou.iultted six jweeks ago. Five Men Killed. San Antonio, Tex.. Dec. 7.—A head­ end collision between two throug-h freigbffs on the Southern Pacific road near Waelder yesteiytay morning re­ sulted in the death of two engineers, two firemen and a brakeman. The *5'ole In NArth Dakota. Bismanck, N. Dec. 7.—The total vote of the state in the recent election v. aa .47,3^1, of which >*IcKinley received £8,sifc; Bryau.t 20.688; •Levering, .456. McKinlejr’s.jfelurality 7,647. Browned M hlle^kaUng. Hartford, Conn., J^ec. 7. — William Rourke, Taycass old; Josie Bourke,*il jjtars old; muiel Ryan, 6 years old, and Ma/tin R^rns, 20 years old, were drowned here while ajeati^. Chicago, Dec. 3.-*»Tbe home of Paul fiartoovitcb ip thia city was Luartfd (kufug tbaenee of hioKelf uud \vfte and their fqur Tittle children perished fn the fijunes. * SECURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY I $1000 IN GQIO SELF-ABUSE, ■< for A case we: CANNOT CURE OF EHISSIONS, VARICO-I CELE, CONCEALED DRAINS, STRICT­ URE GLEET, SYPHILIS, SHAVED PARTS. LOST MANHOOD, I.Y.POI..NCY. NERVOUS DEBILIT'.. U.x <ATURAL DISCHARGES, ETC. round. The New Met-nd Treatment is th. Greatest Distnvefyot Sioux City, lu., Dec. 7.—Information is just beinning to reach here of the enormous loss to orcli^rds as a result of the present storm in the northwest. The scow w-aa preceded by a storm of rain and sleet, which froze to the trees, breaking off the limbs, nnd, in ninny cases, even splitting the trunks almost to the ground. Within a radius of 50 Bniles of Sioux City the loss is said to amount into the hundreds of thousands of dollars. FOR CURING THESE 2 ■TbrHtsand* «*f youn^ and middle aged men aro nnnunl’r awrovt fr nreiurc grave ihr-.n.-b E-Ak'LY |vi»tSCRi:ll N>. EX -S^F. . a*D f > m ycu hav- any.c.f the r. tlnwing KymptoniH consult u» bbfo.- ■ it Is to., late. Ar« -u« »«>»• vnus and » dMuomtaiit and gloomy, ap-cka before the eyre with dark ctrclre under thorn, wook back, kt.lunya Irritable, pnlfiiuitlor*,of the heart. bmjhfuL dream* and lutisos. HtNllrTiot.: in urine. jduiolQs on the face, oyoa sunken, hollow chroks, <*:uMwpru expression, pour m»»nu<ry, llfei-**«8. dtatruatful, lack energy uud «tron.*th, tired raorn.ngs. rutftlres iil?hts. changmihlo rnoodn. weak ——~i ture decay, tame p.vuiA. hair loose, sore throat etc. YOU HAVE SEMINAL F Ol.R NEW , H.-rtOu THHATv.FNT alone can | euro you, and ta-.kn a man you. Underlie Infilllenc- the brain is--omes active, tno m.-hM pur.fled I so thin all pitnjdre. Idatcbre and ttli-era disapp jurr I the nerves tah-uyue strong ns • tael, »<• that nervous| tires, bashtiil-jess mid drepondency dtrepprer: thceycH ixx-omlP brichL lhe face* full mid clear. | energy..returns io thu body, mid tbemoral. physical ■and ie*xunl systems are invlguratod; ail drains I cease-iminoro; vital waste from the system. The । various orgnns t--<-..jne natural nnd munly. You I fei-1 yr.ursclf u tian and know marriage cannot tx> | a failure. We tnvlio nil the nffiicUxt to consult us confidentially and fro,? of charge. Don’t lotquacka and fakirs rob you of your bard earned dollars. | IFtf ieHt curt you ur no pay. f Made Two New Record*. •Denver, Col„ Dec. 4.—Artaur Gardi­ ner, of Chicago, established two new professional bicycle records on the Denver Wheel club's track Thursday, riding u quarter of a mile unpaced, fly­ ing start, in 26 1-5 seconds, and a half mile in one minute tiuL Yotiaff Manta Terrible Deed. Montreal, Can., Dec. 7.—Maddened by nr.requited love, Homer Howell, aged 27. shot and fatally wounded his former sweetheart, Miss Annie Sims, aged 24, at her home in this city Sunday, and then put a bullet in his own Drain, dy­ ing at once. WEAKNESS7 Fear n Famine. Muscatine, la., Dec. 4.—The Colum- j bia theater was totally destroyed at an , early hour Thursday morning. Loss, 1 835,000. with insurance at $'.500. , ■ THE PUBLIC DEBT. • Mexican International Railroad ....FROM... Detroit, Toledo, Chicago, St Louis 5YPHHJ5 Is the riovt prevalentnnd most serious | EL’io.i <!!•<■.inc. It saps the very life blood of the . vlu-Um mil entirely .eradicated from thesys H! U-m irm will win n.T-. t th th<-’* otT-'prti-.g. nffiipringt Bqwnre Bqware of nf Mercury. axasnrrABY blood pihsaik. J It unly.mippre.-^CN th- symptoms <<ur N. w ME 1 HOD i>«Mtlvriy cure*? I: tor aver. ’ ■ YO N.I Ok' ID >LE-AGED AtAN—You’ve hst a gay life, or htdulyed in tin* '<>lilas ■ otyniiit. Keif-*!,ust' or tatrr excises hnvn broken down your system. You f«*’l tlm Q symptoms meal Ing over jrou. Mentally, physically and s-xually you niv not th>< isau ■ you used t<» be or should bo. Lustful pracuci-s reap rich harvests, WB1 yuu hood xhe 3 danger Nlpnnta. I m A 11 (J I .-Are younvictim? Haro you lost hope? Ari youcontemnlatln? m.-.rrtaga? 1 «■» U ; Ila* yi.arbln.il! been dt'icasod? Hava you any weakness? Our N<-«r McSod | Trentnirnt will rurn you. What it has done for other* it will do far you CuoAtiltatfon If-rer- No inntu-r who has tr aWx! you. write for n« honetl opinion Fr tral Ctiargo. HUhnrges reaMinnbli*. Books Free—“TheGolden Monitor".(llliisirtiii'di. «n DureubeHof lilcn. lnel‘»M' postage, Scania. Scaled. ll>>ok on "Ihiveaives of Wiimen" Free. ■ fli-kO NAMES USED WITt.OUT WRITTEN CONSENT. PalVATE. No medicine sent C.O D. I No tuxes or envelopes. Everjth ng confidential. Question list and coat of Treat■ tnent. rHEE. DRS. KENNEDY & KERGAN, N^r,ELMB,vc2T J AXON aid all NORTHERN POINTSIu. nil point'In Hie Interior of tbe MEXICAN KElTBLiu ht»d to tbe . CITY of MEXICO and often iron* attractions to the SlRlit net* er. tourist. or traveler than anv other route Tiavrrainj a country tmrivaird In aren't rv~ f1|h* with Ancient History.—to tlie land of the Montezuma* and the Astrcs. KQUIFMKNT Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeper 8AN ANTONIO TO MEXICO CITY I> rect connect Ions at San Antonio with ail Hues from the north and east. MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made for more than sixty daj s In the payment of Interest overdue ar>d Fct Information ecnrerulng Mexico. Tickets payable on a mortgage dated April 26. W, Time tables and particulars, and the jaurnrv to made by Reuben and Elizabeth Shade, husband Mexico or intermedlatn points, call u]xxn or ad and wife, to Daniel Coolbanzb and recorded In dress. the office of the Register of Deeds, for the coun Sr of Barry and State ot Michigan, on the 7tb W. G. N El MYER, ay o! August. A. D.. 1894. in Uber 47 of Mort gages on page vaaud the sa-d Daniel Oool* Gen. Western Agent Mex I nt, 1LR baugh having died Intestate, and the said mart Kge having been arislgned by Benjamin (3ool280 Clark St iCIcago indt, Cynthia Green and Martha fetawdv. sole surviving heirs at law ot said Daniel Coolbxiub. C. K. DUNLAP, to Rosanna (loolbaugli by an asstarment dated March 20th. lK*t;. and recorded In said Keg G. P. and T. A.. Mei. Pit. K. R. Isler's office, on the Aith day of June A. !>.. Ergk- Cass Texas 1'9>. in Uber 32of mortgages, on page 436, for which default the said Hosanna Cool Uh ugh. by virtue of the right given her by the said mort­ gage, has made and hereby makes the wiiole principal sum of said mortgage and tbe Inter­ est accrued thereon now dee and payable and on which mertcage there is claimed to be due The Niagara Falls Route.” at the dale cf this notice lhe sum of three hun­ dred eighty three dollars and seventy nine cents tor principal, Interest, taxes and Iniurance, and an attorney foe of twenty-five dol­ BUtiODB. lars provided forth said mortgage, and no suit m or proceedings nt law having been Instituted to recover the nmouhl secured by said mortgage 4ASTINOa.......... or any part thereof. Notice is therefore berebv given that on the 28th day of December. 1«98. Stations. at leu o’clock In tbe forenoon there will be sold at the north front door of the court house In the 1a.m. 1a.m.ja m.|p.to.|r.v: city of Hastings, county of Barry and stale of ------------- I L05:5.40 |1.‘ .•»! s.rtl i.u Michigan, (said court house being the nlace In C. R. OSbbRN. Local Agent. Hastings which the circuit court for lhe county of Barry is held), at public auction, to the highest bld dcr. the premises described in said mortgage or ho much thereof as may be necessary to sat­ isfy the amount duo on said mortgage a» above, set forth, with the Interest thereon and the costs, charges aud expenses allowed by law and trovlded for io said mortgage, said 'premises dug situated tn the village of Woodland, in TIME TABLE. the county of Barry and state of Michigan, aud In Effect May Si. 1896. described aa follows, to-wtt: Central Standard Time. Being lots number four and six of block num­ ber five of Parrott's addition to tbe village of Woodland. Hie same being situated on section number fifteen, town uumher four north, range Stations. number seven west, and In the township of Woodland, county of Barry, and state of Mich­ igan. NOBTH. Dated September »tb. 1896 p m.| •/ml . ROSANNMCOOUlAUnit. Chicago.... Assignee ot Mortgage. Alonzo E Kskabtoj, a. m.|p. m.|a._ m.) Kalamazoo L y .. Attorney tor Assignee. East Cooper Rtehland .1000*1 PROBATE ORDER. Vta C. J. & M. It K. State of Michigan. County of Barry—ss. Gull Lake (Yorkville) At a session of the probate court lor the Counlyof Barry, hoiden at the Probate Office in the City pt Hastings, m said County on Wed nesday, the 25th day of November. In the year Delton one thousand eight hundred and ninety-six. Cloverdale.... bate65001 Char,t‘? Armstrong, Judge of Pro ?DUltZ.............. . MORTGAGE SALE. Default having bcien made In tbe conditions of a ceruan r.w tgagc mxd« by Charles W. smith anil w.fe He rn (>.. of the towii'hip of inriog. < Minty of Harry, and statf qf Michigan, to Alexander F.»» er. of Bedford, Calhoun county, state Michigan, dated December IT. A. D. inw. and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds, for the county of Barry, and staid ot Michigan, on the twenty third dav of Decemlrar. A D. ifteJ. In Liber »; ot Mort­ gages. on page EM. on which mortgage there is claimed to be dnewt the date of thin notice the A Ncgru’n Bloody Deed. sum of Five hundred fifty three dollars and Memphis, Tenn., T * negro thirty centn. and an attorney’s fee of twenty­ Dec. “7.—A named Davis, while> out hunting huntinc with ■ uosuitor proceedImm at law having t>een Inthe two sons of his employer, Joe Wil­ stltued to recover the moneys secured by aald ; liams, aged Hhand 13 years, near Pine mortgage, or any part thereof; Now. thercf.»4%. by virtue of the p -wer of Bluff, Ark., attacked the boys with a sale contained la Kild mortgage, and the stat­ knife, cutting the throats of both nnd ute in such esse made and provided, notice is hereby c ven that on Saturday, the thirtieth crushing the skull of the oldesL The day of January A. 11 1897. at ten o’clock la the elder boy is dead and the other csianot forenoon. I 'hall sell at public miction, to the highest bidder, at the north front door of the live. The negro escaped. court house, iu the rity of Hastings (that l>e!Dg the place where tty.* circuit court for Barry Voted for Brywu and Sc wall. County Is hoiden). the prembeit described in mortgage, or so much thereof as may be Jackson, Miss., Dec. 3.—The presiden­ । said * lx. aiununt Z, .... on —— —said ...» neccseary iu til,uiy the due tial electors met here Wduesday after­ morfg cc, with eight per cent. Interest, and noon, in accordance with the state law, all legal costs, together with an attorney's fee of twenv.-flee dollars covenanted for there­ and cast the vote of Mississippi for in. the premises betaj described in said mort­ president and vice president fui Bryan gage as all tbo*c certain lots, pieces and par­ cels Of land situate in the township of Irving, and Sewall.-They will meet again in in the county of Barry, and Mat? of Michigan, and described as follows: January as per the federal law. The north east quarter of the south east quarter and the south half of north weet Bank Note Circulation. of south east quarter both on section Washington, Dec. 2.—The monthly auarler ttern (t.**Hn town four (4) north range nine statement of the comptroller of the cur­ (»} wes‘, containing sixty acres more or less. I.EXAKDKR Fosrxn, Mortgagee rency shows that on November 30 {he COLGROVK &APOTTEB. In the matter of tbe estate of Geo. B. Tuck amount of national bank notes in cir­ At or <eys for Mortgagee. ennan, deceased. Dated. Octaber 27. 1806. culation was $235,312,103. an increase 5UnK lh« P'HUon duly veri­ for the month of $414,446 and for the fied. of r.mma M. Tuckerman, daughter of said MO’tTG 1GE SALE. a ^^iu»trumrnt laat 12 months of $21,440,907. 4 Default h:.vir.g been made In the conditions to be tbe of a certain mortgage made by Joseph Kollar lut will and testament ofpurporting deceased be . Death of Sarah K. Mink. and Failmrl hollar hl» wife ot Irving, Barry Unlltal to orol.Mo tod Unsaid rxocmor tbrmn Watertown, N. 1., Dec.4.—Mrs.Sarah Countv. Michigan, to Samuel Carson of Gales­ waned or some other suitable person appointed. habuiMZon Oounry, Michigan, dated Jan­ E. Mink, national president of the Worn burg. ,s on’ered.that Friday the ittb uary-itli. A. D. 1880, and recorded In the office of December. A. D., Mta at ten o'clock in un’c auxiliary of the Grand Army of of ihe R gGter of Deeds, for lhe County of day forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of Barry ami Stare of Michigan, on the Seventh the tbe Republic, died nt b?r home in this day said petition and that the belra at law of said of Janu-try A.D. l«'91n Liber 26 ot Mort­ and all other persons Interested In city Thursrliy, aged 59 years. gages. on page ««, on which mortgage there Is deceased said estate, are required to appear at a session claimed to in: due at the date of this notice the °L sa 'd Court, then to be bolden at the Probate Drake the Record. sum of tour hundred thlrtv-utne Dollars and tn the City of Hastings, tn said County Boston, Dec. 5.—The Cunard steam* six cents, and an Attorney a fee ot Fifteen Dol­ offlee, and show cause. If any there be. wbv the prayer lars provided for In wild mortgage, and no suit er Servia broke the record from Europe or prooeellngi at law having been instituted to Olu<r I?8? not be granted. And It is further ordered, that said j»etltlon» r give noHee to thix city, making tbe run from recover the lumieys secured by said mortgage to the persons Interested in said estate, of the any part Du roof; ' pendency Du tint’s Rock in six days, 14 hours and orNow. of said petition and the hearing there* therefore, by virtue of the power of sale 8 minutes. contained ) said mortgage, and the statute In eu in the Hastings Banner, a newsnaoer su.’h case m uie and tnovlded. uotloe la hereby nnLll7n “d »Md County of iKn^. given tbfctcn Saturday, the Ninth day of .JanuV. ««»•• at l>n o'clock In the forenoon. I shall a-Il at l’n*lk Auction, to the highest bid 1 previous to said day of hearing. A tni. Cl,AliLB8 W* ARM8TRONO. der. Mt he ucrlh front door of the Court House A true copy.l. Judge of Probate. In tlmf it, of BasDngjj, (that being tbe place Where the Ulicr.lt Court for Barn- County Is PROBATE ORDER. hoiden). 1 hr pr.-mhes described in said mon­ BY THE SURGEON’S KNIFE gag*-, nr so much thereof as may be neceaia-v State of Michigan. County of Barry-M to pay the am >m.i due on said mortgage f. on J1”' Probate Court for th* THROUGH NO FAULT OF eljr.il i>rr «yiit. inrerext. and all legal rosis to­ “ V? Pr°‘,nle ““Wed <*■10­ g thrr with a i rttomeyta fee of Fifteen Dollars ' n.\^ d o°dnty.©o THE SURGEON. nesday the 25tk -day of November In the year ,!,*,,br7l'»-tbe premises being de­ lnLfndmJ >nd nIn Bly si?^ sert m d In said mot tgagu as all that certain lot piece ami |ntreel of band situate in tbe Town- ProtSta l' Char,eB W- Armstrong. Judge of R. HAJOY’fl PJtE CURE IB RAfiV TO APFT.T, *<*-°K Irv,”g 111 ,,ie County of Barry and State Lucius Bus I QUICK TO BBUEVE AM> CURRS ALL pjjifmbtgin.ami knohffi and described a* folKINDS OF PILES OB MONEY BEFUWDKD. The North East Quarter of North West Quart firfn<wn,.H.*a£SL®l‘.'?1 “’IwUU™ rtuly veri erof rt-c I..q Twriitv-one(Zi) In Town Four (4) f‘*B””»«‘rator of aald omylnjt Ib.t bl, fln.l wo-ount ill, dn, iX uL'rX liw. ’ " ”L Si'll!!’. “ “eari1 »Uow,d aud lie dl” It has proven a boon to suffering human­ ebanred Imtn uud tnM. f C-ixianv.: * 1-nrriu. ly, and thousands that were dragging oat ..SSJS'.WJi'!.??««.• »»’ Battird-vy thi life of torture and living In dread of the r»n M£orebo°>n,?e **>l<med tor tbe bearing of sale targeon’s knife aro now enjoying perfect oe«12d°J!S<1.h,JfkU’'. |MI*’ “ 1" nt “'d 0* Fate of State Tax Lands. leakh and are eVer ready to sj'eak In KTATE OF MICHIGAN. 1 raise of db. handy’s pile cube. In is AVDITOK GjOKRAj. aDKFARTXKNT, I mt up In a soft metal tube with a hVd a. .. , Lanaing, Nov. 7.18^6.1 ’JI'S Nnt . h hHreta given that certain lands situ ­ □bber nozzle whlah enables a Datip.nl to 11 । me < ..-inly o’. Barry bid off to the State pply the ointment directly to the seat of ate f.irtax.-M. f w, Mid •■'revlous years, and C&,. UorreSU‘i'!.lDSMld ®*taI** ‘brhe disease, and the result is a cure, sold, crl .-d i« M\.re;ne-tn which have be« or win 8t*1 aud the hearhn, be f.w *>-r •-»! i<. the office of the Treasurer of copv of th), ordrr tr. ta O CUBE KO PAY. *»•< u vixt-.wilbeacld st nubile auction by •ni I 1 rr «• >:r»-r ni the county Saw. on the first SEND >klst. circulated in a»ai Guam r o> The W. BL Hill Or, Detroit, Mich. pUre d^hr-lor tlm Annua) Tax Sale. If weeks’E®?* ** UnTe WH'cws-re *«ks previous to said day of hearinrt’”l r<rri>I: l/ n :e:fmei: orcaoceled according Cha* W. ARMrinoNG. . TORTURED RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA Sample bottle mailed free on reeelpt of a .wo cent stamp and name of this paper. Th, W. JS. Hilf Co., Detroit, Mich. .nm’voiiami full description of ta -ins <m.4 Mads and may be seen on <pt.|. •«■.... I ibaCoiiMv Treaswrr.rai*’' '‘‘-vlvea by him and before the day of & d,-. RTAHLKY W. TvatSKR, Auditor General. ROUTE THE SHORT >, DIRECT LINE vember of •8,200.333. Washington, Dec. 2.—Tbe debt state­ ment shows a net increase in tbe pub­ lic debt, less cash Iu the treasury, durjpg-November of $8,200,333.10. The in■Xerest-bearing debt increased $C0; tbe non-interest-bearing debt decreased . 515,300, and cash in tbe treasury de­ I creased $8,215,003.16. The total cash in ‘ | the treasury was $533,001,570.81; the gold reserve wax $100,000,000; net cash • balance, $135,357,088.47. In the month ! there was nn increase in gold coin and ’ bars of $14,203,21)8.71, the total at tbe close being $109,527,101.34. ' Favor Cabuu Independence. • Dalias, Tex., J fee. 7.—Tbe Dallas Fret­ i ' Thinkers’ association. Ute strongest or­ I ganization of-the kind in the United j Suites outside of New York city, passed a scriea of resolutions in favor of Cuban ' independence. A memorial was adopt. ‘ e«i to be sent to President Cleveland and [ the two houses of congress urging im­ mediate and practical action in behalf of free Cuba. The association pledged physical and moral aid to tbe revolu tionists. PASS standard gauue 6teel rails. K Theater Utt rued. Hviag CurcdB EAGLE HAS YOt’R-BLOOD BEEN DISEASED! Havana, Dec. 5.—Local newspapers are urging the necessity of carrying on farming operations in the island, other­ wise a disastrous famine is inevitable. CURED BY AR-THBO-PHOX-I-A. theNaUcmal I k * 250,000 CURED IN 20 YEARS. Orchards KuMed. Failures for the week have been 379 In the , United States, against 224 last year, and hi ; Canada 53. against 52 last year. ! "Ground for confidence la also found tn the abandonment of two of the largest combinations by which the Iron Industry has beext retarded and the possibility that two others will be abandoned. Such u 1 state of things within a month after the election suggests that these organizations, formed when depressed •business failed to support al! the works In existence, are not expected to survive a general revival and ample demand for products. The Immedlate effect of breaking prices la to check buying of Iron and steel products, but It will soon be seen about where prices are to range. At present the base price for wire nails Is $1.25, against 32.55 two weeks ago. with greater reduction on small sixes, because new cards reduced "extra" i charges. Beams are selling at 31.35, against >1.5o two weeks ago, and there are sales of 1 billets below the lixed price. The bar com­ The secretary's report shows that con * bination Is still undersold by steel bars at Rtes:? has authorised the building of 2 LI cents, and nothing is doing lu rails, beWsxels since this administration began ■ I cause the meeting shortly to be held will jThcre were five battle ships, six light-draf 1 ..settle whether any price shall be fixed Kanboata. 16 torpedo boats and one sub " , 'for the next year. Bessemer pig at PlttaMarine torpedo boat, with a total displace ’ 1 burgh is lower, at 31L66. qnd gray forge nt Merit of 63.866 tona During the admlnts * 310, but there is large demand for vessel ^ration there, will have been placed in com ‘ plates, both on foreign contracts and tor Mtartan three first-class and two secund ‘ I the lakes. Several tho-.isand cars have Sdars battle ships, two armored crulsen'■ ; been ordered aud numerous new buildings jCKir double-turrcted monitors and on ° and bridges. «tar>»cr defense ram, a total of 12 armone. I "The volume of business shown by clearJressela, with a displacement of 81,517 toiw1 > Ing house returns was fur the past week an addition to these armored shU'S. cigh 1 nearly 1 per cent, over last year, and for bruisers and three gunboats will have re ~ 1 the month of November 3 per cent., and 11 <xtve-;: their first commission, making 11 per cent, less than 1892, the comparison be•rand total of 23 vessels, with an aggregat*8 lug lhe best for the pust five montha” Misplacement of 118,184 tons. During th 3rear eight vessels have been finished anc. PENSION AFFAIRS. Accepted. More Vesnebt Being Built. The report shovel 21 vessels, including •even torpedo boats and one steam tug. Washington. Dec. 7.—The report of As­ •Eder construction. The tug Is to lie com­ pleted this month, and 14 others are to be sistant Secretary of the Interior Reynolds XiaLshed during 1897. There are 42 vessels for the present yenr shows the policy purto commission, with a total tonnage uf sued In the administration of pension af437.839 tons. June 30 there were 8.163 enlist­ fairs. The assistant secretary says: "The ed men and 1,378 apprentices in the ua^y. liberal and generous spirit which prompted ©X the enlisted men 72 per cent, are citizens, the enactment of the pension laws has been ted 82 per cent, of the apprentices are the guide of the department In their con­ Kmerlcan born. The secretary urges an s true lion. Former adjudications have not •pproprlation to enable the department ,o been disturbed, save where fraud, error in twnvert boats in the merchant marine Into law or mistake was apparent." Figures are cited to show the significant .’•rur vessels In case of need. reduction In pending cases and to demon­ strate that, for the first time in eight years, Considerable space is given to a favorable the work of tbe office during the last year Report on the naval militia, which has 3.333 was devoted to considering current aptnemhers In 15 states. Naval officers agree peals. The action of the commissioner ot that the naval militia will be a powerful pensions was reversed In 2,066 of the casyS adjunct for coast defense in case of war. I■ Su extensive system ot mobilization aad ruled. Suggestion is again made as to the aid^etensi- has been prepared and wifi be comvl&abllity of such legislation as will lodge to tin leatea to tne mu itla. ana, He reports that lhe department expend- in the federal courts the right of an;1 -* <bd, exclusive of money for public works, on I ehalf of the government, to ask b /tier »or the year ended June 3U, the sum of protection to tbe pension fund orAhui ^U,Ct)2,6i’5.4l. The appropriations for the boring under legal disabilities. It is suggested that justice demand , x-urrenl year are 330.3(0,WU. and he esrtJ•nates the expenditures at 82s.311,00o. The universal application of the common-law Igratui total of his estimates for las foot ur rule in proof of marriage. Ssate laws govern, and lead to denial of title in cases VUttAMk It Is ■, ■ Mr. Herbert recommends the constrig-- which are equally meritorious. <Io:; of three light-draft battle ships apd claimed. pensionable rights of minor chil•ays lu relation thereto: "Battle shCyn dren. whose claims com# under the act of June 27, 1890. should be defined with more that could enter the harbors of Savanndh, certainty where the soldier dies leaving &ew Brunswick, Key West, Tampa. P<in•acola. Mobile nnd the mouth of the Mls- no widow surviving. The act of August 5, JE32. relates to pen•tsjnppl at ail times would have an ;mslonable title of those women who served Itereign nations, few, if any, of whlph as nurses during tbe war of the rebellion. wold enter these ports. Light-draft battle Title Is confined to those w-ho served in MHps. If we bad them, could make any ot regimental post, camp or general hospital. <hcfe ports buses of supply, qpuld sally The refusal of the w-nr department to rec­ Terth from them or retire Into them nt ognise those as properly employed who WiU. and could therefore almost always served in the first three classes mentioned offer battle on their own terms. There are tends to defeat their title and renders this also many of our ports further north which portion of the act nugatory. Attention ta would give the same advantages to such invited to this in order that proper legisla­ tion may be enacted to relieve any deserv­ ing claimants of an unjust and unintention­ al dlscrlminatlpn. THE TURNPIKE WAR. WANTS RECIPROCITY. Kentucky Blobs Continue Their Dcstruc- 01 the Knife. WEAK, NERVOUS, DISEASED Milwaukee, Dec. 3.—The health de­ partment reports a wholesale j>pisoning in their weekly review of trade, aayt "The cl ansi tied failures for November, of families in tbe northciu part of tbe filven to-day. show a gratpytng reduction city. According to reports which compared with October, and are especially important as showing that tbe peculiar dis­ reach the health department muiuucrs turbance during the presidential campaign, of about 100 families are ill, with all which swelled failures Wfi.toL».«XMn August the symptoms of arsenical |x>isoning. and September, did not prevent quick re­ turn to a monthly aggregate scarcely The people, who are sick had eaten greater,rihan that of Mjgy. Defaulted lia­ bread purchased at a bakery estab­ bilities In 11 months have been 3198.738.4o9. lishment on Sherman street, and the ngalnst 3148.54-1,202 last year, the increase being only 314.0W.WU outside ot those tw » physicians and officers of the health months, and this remaining increase o: department are incliued to attribute only 10 per cent, was also due in part to the the origin of the wholesale poisoning alarm during the campaign. The.ueenuof failures to about 40 per cent, of the Bcp- to that source. • VFashlngton. Dec. 7—The secretary of Jtai Baxif, Hilary A. Harbert, has made pukllt his last annual report to the president,01J the affairs of his department. The doth'. feaenuwhllq affording much ground forcon i BVatulatlun. Is from beginning to end 1t Warning to the country of tbe Insuftlleencj• •< its navy for the requirements of war,, To show, however, the vast progress that> has been made of late years, the report be . Rins by quoting from the president's moJ-. •age In December. 1885, the following; fcrords: "We have not a single vessel oft tarar that could keep the seas against nl Krst-class vessel of any Important povrer."•It quotes also-from a former rejwrt or the> hecretary In which bo pointed out the dan-. <w of relying or cornmerce-dc.stroyinj; •rulaers as a protection In time of war . The French revolution and the recent clvl1 Mar are cited as illustrations of the fnei t that preying on a nation’s commerda 1 . Marine has no effect on the course nor th<9 ilr. Lincoln Nelson, of Marshfield, Mo., Writes: “For six years I have been a •offerer from a scrofulous affection of Use glands' of my neck, and all efforts wf physicians in Washington, D. C., Springfield. Ill., and St. Louis failed to seduce the enlargement. After, six Kaonths’ constant treatment here, my jribvsician urged me to submit to a rel»oral of the gland. At this critical mo* •sent a friend recommended S.S.S., «sd laying aside a deep-rooted preju­ dice against all patent medicines, I beRau its use. Before I had used one bot­ tle the enlargement began to disappear, «j»d now it is entirely gone, though I am wot through with my second bottle yet. Hid I only used your S.S.S. long ago, 3 would have escaped years of misery •ad saved over S150.” This experience is like that of all who •offer with deep-seated blood troubles. The doctors can do do good, and even lieir resorts to the knife prove either fruitless or fatal. S.S.S. is the oaly teal blood remedy; it gets at the root, of the disease and foraes it out permaJaentlv. , S.S.S. (£BcnrR/rr.Y purely vegetable') WHOLESALE. POISONING. Feturly One Hundred Famllle* in Milwau­ kee Aflteeted. Banner Print IS Hx I ga Ciicago, ZalaoaiDD & S&nut 7 2.< 3 45 3ASTIN08 Coats Grove.. Woodland .... Woodbury .... 4 14 W 40*; Lansing.......... Detroit. Grand Rapids. feta‘Iona. SOUTH. Chicago ... ..I 2 401 7 30j ftOfi Grand Rapids. Detroit 7 00 T 40 10 24 8 Ifl Coats Grove Hastings............. 1 JO.. Shultz Cloverdale Delton....................... I <0i afc’-.... ...... 9 20| 5 30 East Cooper Lv............ I Richland Junction| ..... - *>l •5*H)| 2 50’. ■ ■, | IQ 001 6 10! 2 Ml •mop nn signal only. Agents must signal Trains at Flag Stations as «oon as lhejr can be seen. • tFrelght Trains will be run at the convenience to tbe < ompMoy.who reserve tbe right to change jhe time of such trains without notice. No tt, will wait at Woodbury for paNesget tral. No. 1 and Freight No. ,49 on D. L. & NRY. * No. 6 will wait at Richland Junction until ar riwil of No 8 on C. J. & M R'y. nagmge mint i>e at Depot at least 8 nihiuief before Davlug time ot trams, so that Agent: mirv have time tn check It property: otberwlri It m-»v not go forward until n«xt train. Ja« H Drwiki;, h C. FotTKK, L. Skngkant Gen’I Mamiger. Gn’l P. & T A Supt. L«R’S CINDER TONIC H*IRRbJl8AM mm and Ucj-tlft* tt« IsSr ■ err ttawfcr �Masting- Banner Thursday, Dec. ro, t8g6. w. R. COOK, Loral Editor. A Strip of Michigan " T A WA GO location of Coopersville, r^rcntic. Nervous and Hysterical—An ' nivitiid for 14 Years— Duct era. SanL uni tun and Specialists All Failed. Mrs. L. E. Titus, Coopersville, Mx;h., ,n s -the following statement: “Fbc t . - ars I was an invalid suffering fr< , i extreme nervousness anddyspep>My case seemed to be beyond the ;.l ;»*. of physicians, some of whom were s a-..(.lists in the treatment qf such t’.- r.-is. f spent a long time in a i;’-/.ndKapidssanitarium. Theirtreatnivi’.t proved useless: everything I ate caused extreme distress. I became so rvrvous that I would break out crying witi'. Mit any cause. While In this con<1 ■’ .-i t was induced to use Dr. Wheel­ er Nerve V.italizer. A change was J; -.- -cable from the first dose; four or five bottles cured me absolutely. To­ ,* v v am in perfect health, can eat a:-.> thing- and drink tea or coffee with csitafort. ’ ’ Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve Vital­ i: ■_-r cured her by its act'on on the nerves uf the stomach. LOCAL NEWi , • CIRCULATION • Tais week, ; 86 quires. A careful ’ estimate gives 3000 ;deer . il -,h the upper peninsula this season. i i c yunn^ ladies of Battle Creek have i.o c.ted Co. D. of that ciiy, a silk flag vah ed at 8100. • ’.< mon Harbor to to have a 328,000 n;. i iu place of tbe one recently d.s'.i.wed by lire. Within the past few weeks three promi­ . • r.tjmnk officials of Charlotte have . died: President F. S. Belcher aud Vice Presi­ d* :.t Andrew J. Ives, of the First National Bank and Vice President John T. Willson <<t the Merchants National Bank. movement has been started for the ot establishing a “market day” at ;.-e.for the purpose of attracting farm­ . Oakland and other counties to the j. It will also be known as a “bargain ' among t’.e merchants. P .7; F. E. S. Fucker business manager of lhe HaAi-. ' it ek Moon has Tvslgned his posio accept the management of the advpitUiiK.department of the PoStuto Cereal ' : jiaoy ot that city which is doing an : n-c Business. L losing citizens have commenced a ; .ii-.xfainst the tobacco dealers in that city -vh f s< li to minors. Evidence has - .c.idy been collected against several and r.c^will be prosecuted, in several schools b have smoked cigarettes until they are s; upid. i '.'uartennaster-Geueral Kidd, of Ionia, recotnuiends that the encampment of stale troops be dispensed with next year, and that the money thus saved be used to buy new arms and accoutrements for the state militia, of w bleb they are very much in A Kalamazoo dispatch says: ••The in­ ■'.'••asni facilities offered by the Michigan Central Io Galesburg and Augusta people, five trains each way dally will not change th< plans of the Gull Ijike & Battle Creek Electric road projectors. The road will certainly be built. One of the many nice ways to cook eggs is io slightly butter a warm frying-pau and put in t.-.ree or four tablespoons of sweet cream. Break eggs in this, salt and cook slowly. The author of this recipe says, there will be no cream left In tbe pan and no eggs on the platter.” Kev. H. S. Jordan, pastor of the Pres­ byterian church at Lansing, who has been heard in Hastings on several different occa^ions. nas resigned to accept a call to the first Presbyterian church of New Castle, Pa., at at: increased salary. Ha will be greatly, missed at Lansing. Physicians say they have traced cases of diphtheria in children to the use of moldy apples. Apples stored in cellars or elsewhere are invariably covered with mold or mildew, often Invisible, but Just as real. Thto mold consists mostly of uitcrofcoplc plants. Including numerous ■'pecibs of fungi, all of which are pcison- Lawton fruit growers have been figuring up their output for the past season and t>i»d that 6.650.800 pounds of grapes and 2.101.710 pounds of peaches were shipbed from that station by the Michigan Central railway. It itr,estimated by the gro«fa&L that about 20 per cent mure of both fruits were shipped by other routes and sold to peddlers. Grape growing Is getting to be the principal industry for Lawton resi­ dents. and much of the crop is raised on light soil which has until recently been considered worthless. Tbe Grandest Remedy. Mr. R. B. Grerve, merchant of Cbilowie, 'a., certifies that he had contmmption, was given up to die. sought all medical treatment that money could procure, tried •11 cough remedies he could hear of, but got no relief; spent many nights sitting up m a chair; w induced to try Dr. King’s New Discovery, and was cured by use of two bottles. For past three years has been attending to business, and says Dr. King’s New Discovery is lhe grandest remedy ever made, as ft has doos »o much for him and also fo* other* In his community. Dr. King’s New Dtamovery is guaraDtrtd for Cough*. Colds and Consumption. Lt <b.n’r fail. Trial bmtle* !• eta. at W. H. Report, to th* Mato boon! ot hadth •bows tb*t rh. umattam, nenr*fcl«, |Dau. oom, bronohhn u>d tonillttu. In order n«med. e.nr.,1 mo,t •|e|tlle„ |n MlcblOTn The Standanl wheel work, at Kalaaaduring the week ending November as Rev. B. Ashton, Baptist, oaid to be Consumption reported at 2M pl.ee,- dip. 200 rt*it>>«l oporatloM, employlnr m«D, alter a elow down or „vw>, the only preacher in tbe state who re­ tberla, M; typhoid te„r, 34; K.rlet fever fuses to accept a salary, refused to mar­ 82: muelea 23. and whooping pougb at ry a couple at Union City because they bJ*XOn Pr'“ B*klD1! Ho,,d'r 6 places. J did not profess Christianity. He made The Cenhal Michigan Poultry. Pigeon th^e*£!? >?2!rleD' ?* Cb«rl"ite. eonteaw d the following explanation: 5 *eri-ant of the Lord, and all my and Pet Stock Association Is making ex­ that he helped to rob an Olivet .tore and work Is done In Hl* name. If parties to a tensive preparations for Its show to be prho” leaeed l° *‘X mrs in J,cktor' marriage are unbeliever*, religious cere­ mony is a farce. I will not marry unbe­ given at Lansing on Dec. 15 to 18. I. K. lievers, neither will I marry people Who * handsome set ., Feick, the fauoua eastern judge, has been o/r.tt! tceut ?'*">«’ k**? a,vor'''d> ’ouU not even “ Mineral sermon for an unbeliever engaged to reside over the poultry depart­ or Jaxou Soap pictures. u it did not. give me an opportunity of ment, while j6bn Davidson, of Monroe, M* .Pardeo’ of died preaching the word of God to people who will judge tbe dogs. The list of special Tuesday monihir. ared 83 years. She might not otherwise hear It. It in n matter was a native of NeW York aud settled in of conscience with me, and so long ax my premiums la extensive. conscience Is clear 1 am 'willing to lose the Ypsilanti In 1833. The law provides that each board of' Eczema to a frightful affliction, but like ■ Hornings of Michigan Rood*. supervisors shall annually levy a tax of all other akin diseases it can be permanentA statement of the Michigan earnings not to exceed one-tenth of a mill on the u CUr? by "PPfieatlons of De Witt’s Witch of railways operated in thia state for Hazel Salve. It never fails to cure Plfas. assessed valuation of each township for the month of September has been is­ W. H. Goodyear. the use of the soldiers’ relief commission Rev. E. J. Bulgln has closed bls revival sued by Railroad Commissioner Bil­ of the county. This year the Kalkaska meetings at Constantine, with 107 converts ling*. It shows aggregate earnings of county commission recommended that one- to his Credit, one saloon-keeper being $2*403,132.61, a decrenhe of $160,055.50 from the corresponding month of I8ij3. tenth of a mill be levied, but the super­ among the souls saved. The total earnings from January 1 to In the Spring a young man’s fancy light visors saw fit to levy but 84 for each October 1 of Michigan roads were $21,­ township—a difference of sum $250. Tbe ly turns to thoughts of — De Wilt’s Little 604,907.71, an increase of 2.31 percent., Early Risers, for they always cleanse the matter was brought to the supreme court, liver, purify tbe blood, and invigorate the or $408,464.73 over the corresponding which decided that the *1 levy was Illegal, »y«teto. period last year. * w. H. Goodyear. because inequitable, lhe valuation of some The Baptist church in Flint is advertis­ Divided the 1‘coperty. ol tbe townships being twice that of oth­ ed for sale for delinquent taxes. Unless After A long litigation Mrs. Marian ers. The board was ordered to levy the the brethren put up 3121 before next Sat­ Bean was granted by Judge Russell a urday their house of worship will be sold. divorce at Muskegon on the ground of tax'asked by tbe commission. One fnlnute is the standard time, and Tbe Lansing Republican says a vigorous One Minute Cough Cure Is the standard cruelty from John Bean, the judge di­ viding the $10,000 worth of property effort will be made at tbe coming session preparation for every cough or cold, it they had accumulated in their 38 years of the legislature to secure an Improved Is the only harmless remedy that produces of married life as nearly as he could in Immediate results. W. H. Gooyf.ak plan of registeriug births aud deaths In lhe ratio of three to two between the John Fitzpatrick died at Mt. Pleasant buaband and wife. When the decree this state. Under the present law the su­ Monday night of injuries received on pervisor picks up his Information In re­ Thanksgiving day. when he was kndeked was announced, the wife broke out in gard to the cause of death lu any manner down by a switching engine and run over. bitter sobbing. He is 60 end “she is 58 years old. that seems fit—probably In most cases Mrs. R. DeYoung, Middleburg, la., 1 from the families or friends of deceased writes. I*have used One Minute Cough Biggcat Steel Shaft ho use. The Union Bridge company’s em­ As a result of Ignorance of medical Cure for six years, both for myself and children, and 1 consider it the quickest ployes at Houghton completed their terminology, some very worthless and acting and most satisfactory Cough Cure 1 contract in erecting the Red Jacket astonishing returns are made. Such, for ever used. w. H. Goodyear shaft rockhouse for the Calumet & example, as ••fits,” “chronic,” “rash,” Luther S. Southwell, a well-known re­ Hecla Mining company. Thia is the “sore inside,” “yaller ganders” (by which sident of Flint, aged 60, an old employe of largest structural steel mining shaft­ Is meant jaundice!), etc., are very com­ the F. & P. M. R. It, died suddenly Tues­ house in the world,over 2,250,000 pounds mon. In many instances tbe reported day night of neuralgia of the heart. of steel being erected on a space of 41 causes of death are entirely worthless for Did you ever think how readily the by 80 feet. Over 45,000 rivets were used. It was built in 50 days. blood is poisoned by constipation? Bad sanitary or statistical purposes. The com­ mitlee thinks the remedy for this condition blood means bad health aud premature Found 4n n Hut. old age. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the The captain of the tug Seaman found of affairs lft*s In' the passage of tbe pro­ famous little pills, overcome obstinate con­ lhe deoil body of John S. Rankin, a De­ posed bill,’ which provide* that physicians stipation. W. H. Goodyear troit wealthy lumberman, aged 63 years, shall certify to tbe causes of death, and in The people of Douglas do not properly in a hut on Fitzwilliaxn Island. Georgian case of any misunderstanding or erjwun- support their local paper, the Record, and bay. A note pinned to the corpse stated der that head, correspondence wlk be had consequently the publication will suspend that Rankin's companions. Thomxs J. on January 1 unless things brighten up. with them directly, not torouunquali­ Austin, of Detroit, and George E. BelA. L.Wooster, a prominent citizen of fied, unprofessional channels,f. This plan rose, a guide from Toberrooray, had Osjco. Ich.. after suffering excruciatingly is now in vogue in Minnesota,/ Maine and from piles for twenty jears, was cured in left for Tobermoray. Nothing bad been other states, and works ad ably, a great • short time by useing DeWitt’s Witch seen of the two men. improvement resultin registration Hazel Salve, an absolute cure for all skin disease*. More of this preparation Is used e( causes of deaths. The committee appointed by the nn all others combined. shareholders to examine the assets of W. H. Goodyear Something to Know the First national bank of East Sagi­ The Hartford Spring has been enlarged It may be worth something to knowtba to a seven-column quarto and is now the naw has made its report and shows the very beat medicine for restoring the lartest of Van Buren count)twelve I total assets of $015,000; liabilities to <!e* tired nut nervous system to a healthy vig­ newspapers. committee clepositors $318,000. The ............ .. -or Is Electric Bitters. This medicine is .. ., , ,, j I tided there is a certainty of dci»csitors purely vegetable, acts by giving tone to 1 oung mothers dread the bummer mon-1 ; .... , „ , • , . ... th. oo accouut ot tbK Kre , t ■oort.ltta>■> f .11 A rvc.-.rer „:.,v oo lhe nerve centers In the stomach, gently stimulates tbe Liver and Kidneys, and moot chllrtran cauwd by bowel trouble,. I «t'l"'nted tor the Lank to eonble It to • aids these organs in throwing off impuri­ Perfect safety.may be assured those who ' realize on its assets. ties in lhe blood. Electric Bitters im­ keep on hand DeWitt’s Colic and Cholera Health in Jllrhigsii. proves the appetite, aids digestion, and is cure, and administer it promptly. For During the week ended November 23 pronounced by those who have tried it'8* cramps, bilious colic, dysentery and diar­ reports sent in by 40 observers in vari­ the very beat blood purifier and nerve ton­ rhoea, it affords instant relief. ous portions of the state indicate that W. H. Goodyear ic. Try It. Sold for 50c. or St.00 per bottle at W. Q. Goodyear’s Drug Store. Hog cholera Is getting in Its work tn the influenza increased and pneumonia de­ Contown of Madison, near Adrian, over 100 creased in area of prevalence. Few people know that all plants contain fat potirers having died of the disease gumption was reported at 223 -places, digestive principles. They cannot absorb within a short time, entailing a great loss typhoid {ever at 34, diphtheria at 4*», their food until It is digested any more upon the fanners. More than 8150.000 scarlet fever nt 32, measles at 33 and* than animals can. The Mount Lebanon loss was sustained by farmers of tha t vi- whooping cough at 2i> places. Shaken* have learned tbe art of extracting cinltyMast year from the same cause. and utilizing these digestive principles: The sick man knocking at the door of William Versaw, u merchant aud poliand it is for this reason that their Shaker Digestive Cordial is meeting with such health gets n if he knocks tbe rhfiit waj. tician at St. Joseph, has filed a suit for If beor doesn’t. There are •I Th’Z ^'bn.£ dam urea iguiust Gcorire B. phenomenal success in the treatment ot •nd stays out or ways mtJfnX™. dyspepsia. The Shaker Digestive Cordial . not only contains food already digested, one way to get well. will, if you do not put your digestion lu for false imprisonment upon the charge but it also contains digestive principles good order, and make your blood rich and of embezzlement. which aid tbe digestion of other foods that The Huron. Isle Itoyale and Grand pure, you will not get well. Rlcb. pure may be eaten with IL A single 10 cent blood is the only thing that Can bring per­ Portage copper mines have • changed sample bottle will be sufficient tu demon­ fect health. Constipation is a disease of hands. the purchasers being Chivugo, strate its value, and we suggest that every the blood. A large part of. al I diseases are New York and Boston caputlliste, for suffering dyspeptic make a trial of IL traceable directly to Impurities in the $650,000. The mines have been idle for Any druggist cab supply it . blood, and can be cured by eliminating 20 years. them with Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical The local officials at Marquette of Laxol is the best medicine for children. Discovery. The first thing It does is to Doctors recommend it In place of Castor OIL the Lake Angellne mine have received put tbe wnole digestive system Into perfects order. It stimulates the appetite, excites orders from the mine owners in ClevTo prevent the hardening of the subcut­ a copious secretion of the digestive fluids land to resume operations with a full aneous tissues of lhe sca.p and the obliter­ and promotes assimilation.. It searches force of men. ation of the haFr follicles, which cause out disease germs wherever they may be, The board of control of the Michi­ baldness, use Hall’s Hair Renewerkills tnem and forces them out of the sys­ gan mining school, at Houghton, will, tem. The -Golden Medical Discovery” if the legislature approve, change the Aching Joints has been used with unvarying success for name to Michigan College of Mines. Announce the presence of rheumatism over 30 years. The enrollment this year is the largest which causes untold suffering. Rheuma­ in its history. tism is due to lactic acid In the blood. It Mrs. Wlnalow’s Southing Hynip hM। been uted The Pere Marquette Lumber company cannot be cured bjr-llBiments or other out­ by millions ot mothers for their children while ward applications. Hood’s Sarsaparilla teething with perfect succcm. It wptha to at Ludington have shut down for the eblld. softens the gum*, allay* all season. They report having cut U.250,purifies tbe blood, removes the cans*• of wind colic, and lathe best remedy for dlarrbuea 000 feet of lumber and put out 80,000 rheumatism and permanently cures this Twenty-five cents a bottle. disease. This to tbe testimony of thou­ barrels of salt. Bucklin * Arnica Salve sands of people who once suffered the Dr. H. S. Jordan, one of the most The beat salve In the world for cuts, prominent Presbyterian clergymen of pains of rheumatism but who have actual­ ly been cured by taking Hood’s Sarsapa­ bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever tbe state, resigned the pastorate of the sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, rilla. Ito great power to act upon the First Presbyterian church in Lansing blood and remove every Impurity is tne se­ corns, and all skin Irruption®, and posi­ to accept a call to the First Presbyterian cret of the wonderful cures by Hood s tively cure piles or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction church of New Castle, Fa. Sarsa pa r 11 la.________ __________ Melchers & Co., dealers in lumber, or money refunded. Price 23 cenis per box. For Bale by W. H. Goodyear, tbe filed two chattel mortgages at Saginaw, 1, contained In a bo«U. o< dniKKlat ___________________ aggregating about $28,000. U..O In an, -Uier atmllar “ Charles . Bayless, manager of the the proprietor and "’anu,’flureC.,5’10J3,rA Tbe furniture company at Portland has costa the jobber more and It is ore to street car system at Mount Clemens, the consumer. II Ums ££ so many orders for mahogany furniture other preparatioo. ft isbuy that they o»not Oil them without their killed himself by shooting at the Avery cause it is tbe Une True Blood Purifier. other brancheo ot work Buffering. Ab a house. Unhappy relations with his eousequence It Is proposed to start another wife are assigned. Two business men of Lansing were Hcod’s Pins are the be«t teinhy’cathartic aad factory Io the Tillage for tbe maoufaclure of thia class of furniture exclusively. under arrest for violating the state law liver medicine. Gentle, reliable, sure. prohibiting the sale of tobacco to boys English Spavin Liniment removes all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blem­ under the age of 17 years. Fourteen of the churches in Ishpem­ ishes from horses. Blood Spavins, tnrbe. Splints, Sweeney, King-Bone. Stifles. ing are advertised for sale because of delinquent sewer taxes. Sprains, all Swollen Tbroata. Cowhs. etc Mrs. Dora M. Shepard, widow of the Save 850 by use of one bottle. " arratued For Infants and Children. the moat wonderful Blemtoh Cure ♦•ver late Dr. Charles Shepard, one of tbe known. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Drug­ foremost physicians of Grand Rapid®, gist, Hagtinga. Mich. EiRilB died after a long 1 lines*. awy Anna Cordon, wife of Janies R. Cor­ . How'* Thia? don, of Detroit, died from arsenical poison which she took in mistake for ^uu■, r™..T-d-d-■ . Epsom salts. Is Frank B. Cheney, aged 43 years, who kept a dairy farm on the outskirts of Saginaw, dropped dead in the office of ^'•TYl£!vlnwbol<«>eI>n~l»l’- T ledo. Circuit Court Commissioner Zander in MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. CASTORIA HUlYcSlrli Cor. w,K''~k Inrernallv. art Saginaw. Fire totally destroyed the planing mill of Gebhart A Estabrook in South LT...... by all Aruggtat*. Te*tl**«u»to frre. CURRENCY REFORM. A Formal OaB for a Oonfcranoa Is Issued. It will Assemble to Indiana polls January 1*-Ob;ccu'of tho Gathering Ara JFally Detailed by Xta Projector*. Indianapolis, lndM Dec. 5.—Tbe ex­ ecutive committee in charge of the ar­ rangements for the currency reform convention to meet in this city on Jan­ uary 12 agreed upon a form of call. Tbe call, which',is as follows, is signed bv representatives of boards of trade,and other commercial bodies in Cincin­ nati, Chicago. Cleveland, Col um bus. Grand Rapid*. lndianii[K>lis, Louisville, Milwaukee. .Minneapolis, St. Louis, St. Paul nnd Toledo. "The repre«»-ntatives of the* boards of irade. chambers of commerce and similar commercial bodies of tbe cities of Chicago. St. Lento. Cincinnati, Milwaukee. Minne­ apolis. bt Paul. Louisville, Columbus. Cleveland. Toledo, Grand Rapids and ta'dcnapolis, in conference assembled at the city of Indianapolis on the 1st day of De­ cember. 1S9S, after due deliberation, do hereby call a nonpartisan convention, to meet st the dl;y of Indianapolis on the ihn day of January. 1SS7, to be composed of representative business men chosen from boards of trade, chambers of commerce, commercial clubs or other similar commrn-lal bodies In cities a/ b.000 or more inhabitants, according to the census of 1890. the basis of representation to be-as tabulated and in accordance with the pop­ ulation of sntd cities, for ihu purpose Of considering and suggesting such legislation as may in their judgment be necessary to place the currency system of the country upon a sound and permanent basis. In be­ half of this call tbe conference submits that the fact that necessity for such legis­ lation exists Is genet ally conceded by busi­ ness men. "It Is the right and the duty of the busi­ ness men of the nation In a matter of such vital business concern to render to th|* cause all the aid which their experience and knowledge can afford. These owe It to themselves us cltlxens of the republic and as a matter of business self-preservation to participate actively, and, we believe, ef­ ficiently, In this movement The business men have been accused ot neglect ot pollt- ' leal duties; In ordinary times there may be some foundation for this charge, but at every critical Juncture In the history of our country when the nation's perpetuity, honor or general welfare was seriously In danger they have In the spirit of enlightened patri­ otism risen to the fun measure of their duty; and we believe that the painful experience Of the country under the existing laws on tbe subject of the currency* admonishes the business men that we have reached a point where it Is their duty to take an ac­ tive part lu helping to solve tbe great ques­ tions Involved. . "And we have a right to believe thnf a convention composed of broad-minded and enlightened business men. so earnest .tn the pursuit^ of truth that party consid­ eration* will be forgotten, convening in the 8*irit of enlightened patriotism, can and will do much in helping forward a wise and sound solution of the currency question. “We arc also justified In lhe light of the recent presidential election In saying that the voters of the nation are opposed to any plan of currency reform Involving the uso of any money which will place in Jeopardy the honor or credit ol our country •'Accepting these oa conclusions from the recent manifestations of public opinion..we cordially and earnestly invite your organ­ ization to choose and send with proper cre­ dentials your representative business men to the proposed convention. Please appoint only those who will attend, and report the names of your delegates, as soon as practicable, to H. H. Hanna, chair­ man of executive committee. Indianapolis, Ind." _______ __________ — Little Men Women We call them little men and httle women, but they are neither. They have ideas and ways all their' own. Fortu­ nately they soon become fond of cod-liver oil, when it is is the most valuable remedy ia existence for all the wasting diseases of early life. The poorly nourished, scrofulous child; the thin, weak, fretting child; the young child who does not grow; all take Scott’s Emulsion without force or that this meant nourishment and growth for bones, muscles and nerves. Book telling more about it, free. It won’t pay to try a tubrtitute for Scott’s Emulsion with the children* They will relish the real thing. For sale at 50c. and SldOQ, by all druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, New Ywt. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. Whereas dr-tault has been made in the condftloitaof a certain real estate mortgage, bear, mg date the 27th day of AdfII. 18H. executed by Byron Dickinson and AnnaDiealnson bls wti*. ofllaslinCT. Barry Co.. Mich., to Adrian D* Cook, ot Haattpg*. Mich., and recorded In the office of the register of deeds for the county of Barry, on the 27th day of April. I8M. at 2:» n. m , to Liber 47 of p*ge taf. And ^berraa it a provided and agreed between the parties, that should any default be made In ths payment ot tbe Interest due on said mortgage. o»r any la. st aliment of either principal or Interest, on any day when the same t*. due and payable and should tbe same remain tinpald and in arrears for thirty days. *o much of the.prtacipal of aakl mortgage yet remaining unpaid with all ar­ rearages of Interest shall at the option of ths owner of said mortgage, alter the lapse of said thirty daj s, become at once due and payable, and tbe Interest due April 27th. 1896, on said mortgage and note accompanying lhe lame, not having been paid and remain in arrears for more than tour months, tbe mortgagee elects tn consider, and docs hereby consider the whole amount yet remaining unpaid upon said mort­ gage and note to be due and payable, and that tne whole amount ol both principal and Inter­ est claimed to be dueen said niorixage and note at this date Is five hundred and forty eight dollars and sixty one cents (IM8.01) and do proceedings at law or In equity luring been Instituted to recover the amount so due. or any part thereof, notice Is therefore hereby Klvdu. that by virtue of tbe power of sale la said mortgage contained which has become operative becau»e of Huj default aforesaid, and in' pursuance of the statutes In such cases made and provided, the premises described io said mortgage will be sold at public auction to tbe highest bidder on Saturday the iDtb day ol December. lteO,-at 10 o'clock in Um- forenoon.at tbe hunt entrance to the court In the city of nestings, (that being lhe place wbt re lhe circuit court lor tbe county of Barry is held.) for tbe purpose of paying the amount due on said Biortgage and note, and the costs of foreclosure. The prem­ ises are detWribed In sidd mortgage us follow* j "All those certain pieces or parcels of .and »!tmtte.and being in the City of Halting*, in the County of Barry, and State of Michigan, de­ scribed as follows..to wit: .Lots 970and 171 in the City of Hustings, (formetiy village) accord' Ing to recorded plat thereof. Dated. September 21.18f». Aubian D Cook Mortgagee. MORTGAGE 8ALE. Sioux City, la., Dec. X—While riding Default baring been Inade for more than sixty on the platform of an Omaha train be­ days in the payment of interest overdue and tween Merrill and Hinton Tuesday night payable on a 4»ongi>ce dated March 16»b. 1F93, made by Joshua I). Baker and Elizabeth Baker, Sheri fl W. E. Herron, of Plymouth coun­ bitoband and wife, of Caslletoti. Barry Cnuniy, ty, a well-known politician, was thrown Michigan, to Johu M. Smith, and recorded fa tbe office of tbe Register of deeds, for tbe Coun­ off nnd so seriously injured that he ty of Barre, tn the State of Michigan. < n the could not move. He froze to ddath be­ 21st day of October. 1W3. on liber l" of mort­ gage*. on page ‘.fl, for which default tbe xald fore help came. Jobn.M. SinHb. by virtue of the rUht given him by tbe oald mortgage, has m»de and hereby makes the whole principal sum of said mort­ gage and the interest accrued thereon now due and payable and on which rarrigaRe there Is claimed to be due at the date of ibis notice the sum of seventeen hundred and eighty six dol­ lars and forty one cents and an attorney fee of/ twenty-five dollars provided for intald mort­ “ Every season, from the time I gage, and no suit or proceeding at law having was two years old, 1 suffered dread* been Instituted to recover tbe amount seeurea by said mortgage or any part thereof. ftitty fnnhi erysipelas, which kept Notice Is therefore hereby given that on the growing worse until mV hands were 2»rth day of Decen>ber.u®6. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, there will be sold at the north front almost useless. The bones softened door ef tbe court house. In tbe city of Hasting*, county of Barry and suae of Michlganfsald court so that, they would ln?nd, and se.vernl housebeing tbe place Ituwlileh the circuit court of my lingers are now crooked from for tbe county of Barry is held.)*! public auction to tbe highest bidder, tbe premises describe^ this cause. Ou my In said mortgage, or so much thereof a* may be. hand 1. carry large necessary to satisfy tbe amount due on saidmortgage a* above set forth, with tbe interest scars, which, but for thereon, and the costs, charges ana expentM allowed by law ana provided for In said mort­ gage. said premises being situate In the town­ ship cf Cartieton. county of Barry and state 01Mlchlgan and descrl' efl as follows, to wit: Belng-the west one half of tbe northwest one Sarsaparilla, would fourth of section number three, in town­ be sores, provided I ship, number three norlb. range camper seven west in the township of Castleton, county was alive and able of Barry and alate of Michigan, and cootala Ing eighty acres of land, according lotne United to carry anything. States survey of Mid section nunVer three. Eight bottles of Dated September noth. ifW. , John M. smith. Mortgagee, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla cured inc, ro ALOKZO E. KlCNaHTON. that I have had no return of the Attorney, for Mortgagee. disease for more than twenty years. The first bottle seemed to reach tlid spot and a persistent use of it has perfected the cure.”—O. C. Davis, Wautoma, Wis. Banner Print A Sufferer Cured AYER’S AYERS 1 THE OHLY WORLD’S FAIR • WS arsa parilla Banner Print Banner Print AYER’S PILLS Promote Good Digcatijn PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of Barrv-M. ■ Ata session ot tbe Probate Court tor.the County of Barry, holden at the Probate office. !d the Cityot_Haatings.insaid county.on Wednes­ day. the iftth day ot November in tbe year one thousand eight hundred and nin«y-six. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge of Prebate ■ In the matter of tbe estate of Nancy M. Jordan, deceased. On reading and filing the petition _v'er<~ fled,of Ralph 8. Jordan, step son ot sata de ceased, prating tor reasons therein stated that an order or decree'be made by this .court de; tenniDimc wboareorweretbe lawful heirs of said deceased and entitled io Inherit tbe real estate of said deceased and their respective ^Thereupon it Is ordered, that Friday.tbe etevenuiday of December. A. D. 1’66 *1 ten o clock In tbe forenoon be assigned for the hearing of said petition and.that th- heirs at taw of said deceased and all other oersons Interested in sold estate, are required to appear at a sess.on of said court, then to be ho’den at the Probate offlee, iu the City of Hastings, m said County, and *bow cause, if any there ••• the prayer of tbe petitioner PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County of Barry-ss. At a seulon of tbe Probate Court tor th* County of Barry, holden at the Probate Offloa, In tbe city of Blstinc*. In said county, on Wednesday, the IMh day of November tn Ute year one thousand eight hundred and ninety ’ present. Charles W. Annstroog, Judge at Probate. , . In the matter of the ertate of I-oxenxo Jordan, deceased. On reading and filing the petition duly rertftad ot Ralph 8 Jordan, son of said deceased, pray­ ing for reasons therein mated that as ardjr or decree be made by thto court detsrwrtutag who are or were tne lawful heirs of said de­ ceased and entitled to Inherit the rest estate ot said deceased and their respective rights there ^Thereupon it Is ordered.that Friday the «tev> enth day of December. A D. intejtf tea o’etook jn the forenoon, tee aislyned for tbs hrarta*of aaLd petition, and that the heir* at Jaw of saM'itenaa* cd. and all other persons Interested Is aatd -state, are required to appear at a s— tald court, then to be holden at the granted. And it to further ordered, that Ed Tetitiooerjrlve —oereoor Ml?pS4oDnaDd the thereof by touring a copy o< tkH �_ .tings Banner Thunday, Dec. io, 1896. HtUBlU. L. COOK.Mf.or. EDITORIAL NOTES CLEVELAND’S MESSAGE. The last one he will ever send TO CONQREEE. BUH Cliag* to the Wilma TarfflUw. wad TULmIu Uncle «nm May Have to Act in That Little Affikir Over in Cuba. Monday President Cleveland sent bis message to Congress. Tbe first paragraph tqjoloea over the defeat of the free sllverKee, and commends tbe manly submission wf tbe defeated to the will of the majority. Hie second paragraph deplores the con­ tinued slaughter of the Armenians, and states that while thus far no Americans have been killed, yet Missionaries in that country are in danger. The Turks have burned some of our Missionary property, claims for damages made, but thus far nothing has been done. In speaking of Cuba the President calls attention to the fact that from $80,000,000 te $50,000,900 of American capital is in­ vested In tbe islands and that the Spanish government is no nearer success than it was months and months ago. if as near. On the contrary tbe insurgent force is .growing stronger and stronger. All other methods failing the president states that tbe United States should intervene even at the expense of war*wltb Spain. The Venezuelan question occupies 16 lines In the message, stating that a fair treaty had been made. In the message he recommends examin­ ing apnlicants for consular positions, buy­ ing or building official residences for onr ambassadors and ministers to foreign cap­ itals; to preserve seals in Bering Sea and attention to tbe great advance made In coast defenses. One startling thing in the message, nndter the beading of immigrants, is that of the 340,000 Immigrants who ’anded over 28 per cent of them were illiterate as against 20 per cent one year ago. Work on the new Navy Is spoken of iu Very commendable tenuMhe United States Dow having a Navy that is something of a credit to a nation of our power and Intel­ ligence. Tbe secretary of the treasury reports that Wunng lhe fiscal year, ending June so. 1896, the receipt of the government from all sources wsaountea Lo >409.475-408.78. During the name period its expenditures were 64M.C78.6M.I7. the vxeess ot expenditures over receipts thus ^Mounting to 125.203.245.70- Of the receipts RMMiti&ned there wks derived from customs the wm ot >160,021.751.67. and from internal revenue <M6.R3U.G15.6G. The receipts from customs abow.s an Increase of >7,863.134 22 over those from the same source tor tbe calendar year 'ending June 30.1805. and the receipts from loteruid revenue an Increase ot t3.584.537.9l. Tt»e »loe of over-imported dutiable merchandise dur­ ing toe last fiscal year was 83&).757.4?0. and the 'Value of free goods untKHte J >408.987.470. be in? an Increase of 86,523.675 In tbe value ot dutiable and .034 In the value of free goods wver the preceding year. Vur exports of merebandlse. foreign and domestic, amounted in value to S8s2,«.G.'i38. being an Inereise over the preceding year of >75.068.773. The average ad valorem duty paid on dutiable goods Imported during the year was 39.94 per eent. and on free and dutiable goods taken together 30.53 per Tbe total amount of gold exported during the Bast fiscal yehr was >112.409.947 and of silver WA4H1.C79, being an increase ol X5.ail,646 of scold awl t!4JMM8l of silver over the exporta­ tions of the preceding fiscal year. The Imports WC gold were g.xl.525.665 and of silver 528,777.188, frehut 82.v>9,61K> les* of gold Mand >8,566,007 more el silver than during the preceding year. The total stock of metallic money In the United States a: the close of the last fiscal year ended the 30th day ot June. mi. was >1,228.326 033. wl which 8-WJ79.96I was In gold and 862*728.071 4a silver. On the 1st day of November, 18»C, the tbe total stock of money of all kinds In tbe vouutry was 82.285,410.590 and the amount In eWcuiatton not Including that In lhe treasury holdings wm >1 C27.055.gii. being >23 63 per cap­ ita upon an estimated population o! 71.902,000. The twduction of the precious metals in the United Skates during tbe calendar year !8.r« is wwt mated to have been 2.254.760 flue ounces of jeokl of the value of f4G.6io.ooo and 86,727,000 fine ounces of stiver of the commercial value of 8B6.K5.000 aud the coinage value of 872.oai.ooo. Tbe esttmafed production of these metals throughout the world during same period was 088.821 flue Olio''** of gold amounting to >200,4M5.700 la vokrt*. an 169.189.249, fine ounces of Oliver. Of the CLiunerclal value of 8110,654,000 and of the comagr value of >218.738,109 accordto oir ratio. Th* coinage of three metals la tbe various countries ol tbe world during tbe same ■calendar year amounted to >282,701,438 in Crid and > IS 1,906.219 tn Oliver. The total coinage of the mints of the United State? during the fiscal year ended Juoe 30, amounted to >71.188.48842, ot which >38,*<78.490 was In gold coins and >12306 97842 In •UUidard •‘liver dollars, subsidiary coins and minor coin*. The number ol national banks xx-ganlzed from ;be time the law autaorlziug Cbeir creation was passed up to Oct 31,1898, was K«l. and of Ibis number 3,679 were at tbe date Baal mentioned iu active operation, having ■uajorlzed capital stock of 86W.0I4A85. held by 3W4C2 share holders and circulating notes Sitnounting to 1211 412.620. The total outstandmg circulating notes of all national banks oq 3tst day of October. 1896, amounted to #244.333,W, luciodlcg unredeemed, but folly secured, notes ot bank* lusaivi-nt and In process of Iiqul OaMon. Thn increase lu national bank elrcuUtwo daring the rear ending on that Jay was f21jQS9,4«9. Oa October 6, IBM. when tbe con. ditlon of nallonal banks was last reported. the total resources of the 3,679 active institutions was >3,963,05.31 J 83. which included 8l.893.2G .R3941 tn loan* and discounts and >382.163.73X65 in mouev of all kinds on hand. Ot their total liabilities >i .W7JO1.DW.CB was vtae to Individual depositors and >209^44,019) consisted of outstanding circulating notes. Tbe message still upholds the Wilson tar­■ iff, and recommends the retirement of thei greenbacks and tbe government going out the banking business as the only safe! basis for a sound, enduring currency. Tbe president also calls attention to the> ■evils resulting from trusts and combinatwos of capital as crushing out the spirit of' independence common to our -country, andI that to their evil .influences I* due the aversion prevalent in regard to them. The message closed with an appeal for ecou- eratie poitey. and he a itamieiatk prwt- InierM «thia eeuntary, after hmr year* deaL the tradiUowa ef the party muct be experience with a contrary policy that ha* expected and deficits are lor that reason been followed by role and dtatree*. All eomputoory. history shows tbe evils that have followed fiat money, or cheap money. Macaulay, tbe historian, tells of tbe mleery and dis­ tress following tbe forced circulation of Tieeble Net With Owr FiMaeelal.Bet money not worth its face value. As water Our Iidn»trUl will seek It* own level, history shows that In an interview Tuesday last. Mayor money seeks its own Intrinsic or commerc­ Pingree expressed himself tn no uncertain ial value despite the decrees of Kings and manner as to the Deeds of tbe country. the edicts of Monarch*. As time goes on His ideas are clearly in line with those we become more and more convinced that of McKinley and those of the republican tbe great republican party will succeed party. Be.said: became the principles it represent" are “The trouble with tbe whole country right, and have the experience of history Is not tbe financial system, but the Indus­ to back them np. But to commence at trial system. Tbe man that works with this early date and attribute every little his bands and his brains either has not got fizzle to the republican party, when that enough work or does not get enough pay. party is not yet In power, and wont be He cannnot buy what he ought to be able for months, is not only unjust but posi­ to buy, and the result is ttiat shops are tively ludicrous. Great principles can’t be shut down and then we have hard times. put Into practice In a day, and the opposi­ Talk about sound money; it’s sound work tion in falrneas should at least have the we want It is the men that work for patience to give the principles of tbe re­ from 81 to 84 a day that are tbe great mass publican party a chance to be tested. Af­ of tbe people, not those worth from $100,­ ter once put In practice, saying nothing of 000 to 51,000,000.” setting up an eternal howl months before any change Is made or thought of. Democratic Comments. The many democratic newspapers and The leading free silver men in this city the thousands of voters who stood by have organized a sort of n post mortem as­ party this year for party’s sake nnd sociation which they - have erroneously trgry to their convictions will not do so called tbe “Bimetallic Club.” It Is noth­ again If the mistake of . this year is re­ ing mere nr less than a political game to peated.—Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer-Sun induce voters into tbe free silver ranks. (Bryan Dem.) It is held iu the hall of a free silver man, It is presided over by a free silver mau. It Bi­ Tbe business portion of the party see has for Its officers free silver men. the fallacy of the free coinage of silver, metallism acco^pg to these gentlemen and, whether prosperity cames or not, will means the free coinage of silver at the not be convinced that silver coinage will ratio of 16 to I. wljlch is wholly and In The organi­ bring it about—Atlanta (Ga.) Journal truth silver monometallism. zation includes in Its numbers, so we bear, (Bryan Dem.—Hoke Smith’s paper.) such bimetallists (?) as John Den pis,. W, F. Hicks, S. Greusel, F. R. Pancoast. R. Sewall remarks that we are to have M. Bates, F. W. Walker, and a lot of oth­ four years more of government by injunc­ er free silver men. These gentlemen have tion. Yes: the people have enjoined a perfect right to console with one anoth­ Bryan and Sewall from governing.— er, and further they have a perfect right Louisville Courier Journal (Dem.) to go ahead and make just as strong a po­ The eight largest cities of the country litical organization as they can but It gave a net democratic majority in 1892 of would certainly look better, and It would more clearly represent the actual condi­ 162,402, and a net republican majority in tion of things If they would call their club 1896 of 296,707. Such a change as this the “Free Silver Club” instead of the in four years is unexampled in tbe history •'Bimetallic Club.” Free silver and bi­ of American politics. metallism are as far removed, one from the Tbe victory was at Its root a victory J6r other, as darkness from light. Free silver protection. The money scare was only coinage 16 lo 1 simply means silver mon­ derivative. Had protection pot beep/as­ ometallism. Tbe gentlemen need have no sailed in 1892 tbe qnestlon ot free fear that anyone will be taken in by their would not have taken on aeriotw >por- so called bimetallic club. tions In 1896.—Scranton Trtbum This country is now so impecunious that It hasn’t even got a tariff for revenue only. Things are In such desperate shape that the only alternative for the govern­ ment is to pass a revenue bill or take up a collection.—New York Mail and Express. If oar dollars are 200 cent dollars then farmers must be getting almost $2.00 a bushel for their wheat With separation of the price of wheat and silver, wheal go­ ing up and sliver going down in price, has disappeared lhe best argument of tbe free silverites. The annual meeting of tbe Barry Coun­ ty Agricultural Society will be held In Parkers Hall, Tuesday afternoon. Dec. 22, 1896 at 2 o’clock. L. H. Evajits, Sec’y. MarriAge Licenses. Chas. O, Elliston, Castleton Alice A. Wetherbee. Vermontville James E. Bird. Johnstown Mary Bristol. Johnstown Walter C. Weaver. Irving Lena C&rtlodge. Irving Geo. Park. Johnstown Lena Glasner, Johnstown James J. laycock.Nashville Liuna Griffin. Maple Grove 12, We Start the Ball Rolling Read Carefully, It's Money Your Pocket. From the Above Date Until January ist, 1897, We Will Give a DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT, on All Leather Goods Bought at Our Store, FOR CASH Please Remember that We Mark Everything ir Plain Figures, and Have But ONE PRICE, and be tween These Dates We Give You PER CENT. DISCOUNT From These Prices SAI INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS New York City in September tried to sell 84,000,000 in 3 -per-cent gold bonds, but withdrew them on account of the low blds. Since tbe election it has disposed of 116,000,000 in bonds at a premium ranging as high as 117.87, and the olds were for ten times the amount desired. McKinley times are one of those things that pay from the start. The following is a list of home and foreign advertisements that appear in the Banker this week and the page on which they are to be found. The home advertis­ ers we are acquainted with and know their business methods, aud can cheerfully recommend the merchants whose names you find in our advertising columns to the public as straightforward, honest and reliable people to deal with. They are wide-awake business men, and you can do no better thau trading with the merchant The ‘’Star of Empire” seems to have that advertises. The foreign advertisers, of course, we are not personally acquainted come north instead of going west. “Dix’s with, but in accepting contracts for foreign land” used to be way down south, but now advertising we try-to avoid selling space to it has got as far north as St. Joseph, and fake schemers, and in a perusal of our columns we think you will see that we are hundreds and thousands of people are running only advertisements of those that making pilgrimages there to sea Auditor have established a national or state reputa­ General-elect Dix. In addition to the tion. great number who go to see him he re­ ceives over two bushels of mail daily from Goodyear Bros., Hardware those who are willing to sacrifice them­ Chidester a Burton selves enough to hold down a Clerkship Henry Osborn, Bankrupt store I* E. Stauffer. General Store in tbe Auditor’s office. Julius Russell. Dry Goods Archie McCoy Phln Smith, Racket and Famous; Several of tbe states voted on constitu­ Fred L. Heath, Drucgfst Woolley & Bronson. Boots and Shoes tional amendments in the recent election. Sterling. Crawford ft Oo,Grocers R. Pancoast. Jeweler Massachusetts had one providing for a F. Welssert Bros’ change from annual to biennial elections; Joe Kenkes .... Hams ft VanArman. Grocers New York had one to chance the forestry Hastings Robe & Tanning Co Benkes & Walldorff. Furniture policy of tbe state; Califurii.n’nd one to J. C. Farrell. Clothing give women full suffrage rm•d*. «nd Mis­ Hastings City Bank P. A. Sheldon. Abstract souri had four, relating to eipi J >■ n<>val, Colgrove & Potter. Attorneys A. E. Kenaston, Attorney. reduction of school age. .»r the Jas. A. Sweezey. Attorney courts, and taxation for uiuul 4|m1 im­ J. E. Barrell. Attorney J. M. Mmlth. I aw ver provements. In all of lhe.-f ra^ me ver­ H. A. ft C H. Birber. Physicians & Surgeons R.TImmernfan. Physician & Surgeon dict was adveme. Tne people’ s^-m to F. Wm. H. Stebbins, Funeral Director .. .... have been against all Fsorts of tinkering Boynl Baking Powder Dr. Price’s Baking Powder this year. a I Hood A Co........... Merrill Soule Co, Mince Meat Tbe free silver press Is making every Btpolio ’.................... little failure even now very prominent in Bradflrld Regulator Co Warners Safe Cure Its columns and. of course, charging it all American Tobacco Co Sterling Remedy Co N'»-to-bac to McKinley’s election. Every sane man New lork Weexly Tribune knows that tbe republican party is not Chicago Inter Ocean Swift Specific Co., 8.8. 8 yet in power, and every sane man must W. H. HIU Co.. Dr. Handy’s File Cure. Kennedy S: Krrgafi. Detroit know that these failures must have re­ JDrs. axon Hoanand Baking Powder sulted from conditions which existed prior Parker’s Hair Balam Prof. W. H. Peeke. Fits Cured to election and which exist, to a certain Mexican International Railroad Michigan Central Time Table extent, even yeL The republican party C. K. A 8. Time Table never claimed that It could legislate wheat Cbaa H. Fletcher. Cartoria Dr. Wheeler's Nerve Vltahzer Into a man’s empty granary, nor money !n- Scott A Buwne. Scott’s Emlslon Ayer's Sarsaperilta to a man’s empty poeket What that par­ ty claims and all that the republican party claims, is that the policies that it repre­ sents will bring greater prosperity to this country than tbe policies advocated by any other party. Tbe pdrocaUai ot the pollfeftalbcB Hire and Gertrude Un.Mort<Mt*s............................ ot tbit party believe Ib.t Iu poltelr, e. Krafly D. Bostwick, Mort are built upon roundattoc, that bate been ir, XMMe <rf Gio. B, T^ckermaa t, Estate of Luetas Russell r, Rattiteof Nancy M. Jordan.. A A A A $3.00 Shoe ■will cost you $2.70. $2.50 Shoe will cost you $2.25. $2.00'Shoe will cost you $1.80 $1.50 Shoe will cost you $1.35. A Business Record of Thirty Years is Suf ficient Guarantee that We Do As We Advertise BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS NOH We give you a ticket with each pair of Shoes you buy of us that entitles you to have them half-soled at the following prices: Gents, 35 cents. Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s, 25 cents We sew all rips on shoes bought of. us also put on heel plates when requested �Hasting- Banner Thursday, Dec. io, 1896. J. 8. Keeler, of (torltoc, thinks that be years. Immense line of juvenile books at Good­ years. Cali at Bon Too W. Saturday. fain. In town. , Complete lino ot ration. Mln Gertruda Stebbins. Look for Fred L. Heath’s advertise­ ment in the next is­ sue of the Banner. It will contain a mine of information to those thinking of purchas. .ing Christmas gifts. Brat bar- Cat prieaa at owetl trader of tbe New Yort weakly Tribune lo Barry County, he havlb*‘ "ffularly .lure igts, •Ith tbe e.oepUonot , ,ew week, atln Bor.ee Greeley .lyned Jeffereon Dari, bonds. Oo Satuntay Mlaa Gertrude Btebblo. •'ll have a ribbon rale In her millinery Freeh taffy and peanut aaodiy every day at Barman A Marplot. parlor, Na S ribbon goee for Se per yard; Na a .t ac; Na u .t lac; ou,er Auction on Monday Dec. H, mil,. west ot Uastlnra. I will ran” my' sTon? number, up lo n at 22o per yd. All de­ rivable Shade, Jest the thing tor farm huplemeala, h .orebold goods etc. fancy work. V Wm. S. CamamiL Mr. and Mrs. Jgllus Russell entertained Candles, nuts, fruits, ererythlnit treat, a small company Tuesday evening very and nice for the holiday trade. pleesantly with whist, complimentary to Go to Burman 4 Marple’s for a l0 cent her sister Mrs. Dudley. Yesterday after­ lunch during the Farmers Institute. noon Mrs. Russell gave a thimble party to G Ire ,ourself a rood clean share by ge a number of ladles at which a moot enjoy: tins your razors honed at Busby Bros. able time was passed. " A fine collection of hand decorated Two weeks ago 1 said that "watches china for sale at Miss J. R. Sbetman’a. will be dearer.” 1 received notice that 1.idles shoes without tips are being sold for less than they cunt by W. H. Spence, the Elgin A Waltham Factories have raised the price on some of their move­ The finest creams and chocolates put up ments since. I sell them until Christmas jOH!( BassMett. In attractive bores at Burman A Marple’s. at the old price. The Jeweler. Thursday evening some thief or thieves tried to break into some houses near »the Those sock’s at W. H. Spence’s are Jost •park but were beard at their work and the thing for this winter. They are all skipped before gaining admission to the wool.' , houses. The next night evidently the The wind wont blow through your same parties broke Into the house of Will­ whiskers after one of those clean shaves iam Leonard and stole a cou^e of hams at Busby Bros. • aud some other articles. Look out for xxxxxxxxx Somethlna tor Ghmtmas. IT IS OFTEN HARD TO DE- ' CIDE WHAT TO GET, BUT CERTAINLY Peninsular steel Ranoe WOULD -OCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION • l ais week, 86 quires. Pocketbooks at Goodyear’s drug store. week' gave us some genuine spring weather. . “* IntetnaUonal Oxford and Baxter Bibles at Goodyear's. li) to 25 per cent off on dress goods at i’. 1). Spauldings. Ltits ot men wboa haven’t anything else 10 dp are sawing wood. Finest line of stationery ever in the city at Goodyear’s drug store. Your attention Is called to Stauffers sale them. Tbe business men of this city will this of underwear now going on in which anbargains for all. year get up ■ Busluesa Mens Calendar for About 40 of Miss Zulab Haugbte young tbe year lb97. giving a list of citv officers, friend! gave her a very pleasant Surprise members of pie board of education, school teachers, firemen, tbe number and location Saturday evening. of the tire boxes and many things it to well No better Christmas present amid be to know. Il will be a useful. thing and made than a suit of tailor-made clothes. there, will be enough for every residence in See Lunn, the tailor. the city. You never will regret it the longest day George Soule, formerly of this city, but you live If you go to Phillip* A Erbs and now of Georgia, sent Will McKevItt a pic­ try some of their cctf'ee. ture of the results of a “lynching bee"— Lots of Christmas goods on lhe way for a “bee” that is peculiar to tbe south aud Phillips & Erbs. Doni pass them by in seemingly popular. The bee was in a for­ your search for nice presents. est. From three spreading branches hang Hand decorated china makes a fine three log chains, and al the end of each Christmas gift, examine the articles ou log chain is a dead negro. The bee got after the three for murder and bank sale at Miss J. R. Sherman’s. Walking hats former price 98c Zp to robbery. SI.75. 75. Will Will closeout closeout at at 4fik / SI. Artemus Roach, of Barry township, was arrested Monday by Will McKevItt. for Miss Gebtbude St&ubins. 1 will exchange boots and /shoes for robbing C. R. Honeywell’s house of a sil­ some nice green wood. , First/tome, first ver watch and chain, a gold watch, 814 in money and oth^r articles early in the fall. Rabbits nnd quails constitute tbe basis served. w. IL Spence. He was taken before Justice Riker,waived of hunting yarns these days. W. H. Spence has ihe\m\v genuine examination, and was bound over to the Li A. McIntyre and family are movMig Snag Proof Rubber Boot in theVity. One Circuit Ccurt. The accused proclaims his into their house iu the second ward. v pair ot them will out wear two pairs of the innocence but tbe officials think they have St-verai of the church choirs are prac- ordinary rubber boots. a sure case. rs-ifur on special music for Christmas. For bargains in holiday goods go to Tue public to not as familiar with its I i;ma’.liable bargains In dress goods. Hendershott & Dickerson's. Special line privileges about postal matters as might O. D Spaulding. of dulls at prices to suit customers. Op­ be suppo-ed. Many times people would FitzSimmon’s Bazaar is tbe cheapest posite Phillips A Erbs. like to recall a letter after It had been Fade yi town to get your holiday goods. Don’t forgel that Lunn, tbe tailor wants mailed. Thto can be done, even if the L<>ok out for holiday bargains next to exchange tailor made clothing for nice letter has reached the postoffice of the des­ At every posteffice there are green wood. CaU at once and make ar­ tination. w«-.ik. O. D. Bfavding. what are called “witedrawnl" blanks." On ’j: ?.’theatrical compafiy playing “All a rangements to get a salt. If you have never had any clothing made applca'.ion they will be furnished, and Mi-take” here ^branded last vreek at I’otito order just see Lunu, tbe tailor, and when a deposit is •made to covet the ex­ make arrangements to exchange some nice pense. the postmaster will telegraph to the X Uce the ad. of Wooley * Bronson this postmaster at the letter’s destination ask­ green wood for tailor made clothing. • •ek. -Ten per eent reduction next Sat)/t\X the cnnuaMMcting of the stockhold­ ing tlial It be promptly returned. We will surprise .you next week with You are cordially invited to caH at my prices which we alone can make. See us. store and see the many beautlfnl things O. D. Spaulding. that 1 have filled my store with la preparIt will pay you to visit our store in the llon for the holidays lb to year. Jons Bess> ek, Tbe Jeweler. next four weeks. Comparison of prices is ad we ask. O. D. SrAUl.DiNG. William Stancroff Is spending 30 days ’fine stock of furniture, carpets, rugs, drapes, curtains etc., for sale at reasonable prices, and in this manner, invites old pa­ trons and new tueall and Inspect bto line Busby Bros., the tunsorlal artists have in jaf. because be stole a gallon of elder of ak the latest styles in hair cutsu Call and WLItnf Benham. 11 the city had a Mune -it them when you want auy thing in this yard ami some good stone hammers lots of ibis petty larceny would stop instanter as soon as cold weather commences to set iu. Work on tbe new City ball is progress­ A society at Lansing wrote lhe syndi­ ing nicely. Hastings will have a building lb be proud of when this structure is com­ cate or trust that has the managpment of Wm. J. Bryan** lecture toar io charge for pleted. ■ • Word received from Agnew states tnat the terms for one night’s lecture, and were Informed that It to 83000. Tbe society dlu Asa D. Rork who was so seriously III is much better at present, although he Is still uot make n date. Saturday Mrs. Jas. Wool on slipped and very weak. Of Leland Pow ers tbe press has said fell, striking on her left hand in such a way as to break tbe left arm above the much,.and deservedly too, for be is one of the best impersonators on lhe American wrist. Dr. Lowry was called and re­ duced the fracture and the patient to get­ stage.—Kaiiacu City Times. ting along as well as could be expected. Tbe annual meeting of the stock holders Always come and see tbe Bannur be­ of the Hastings City Bank was held at the fore sending for any foreign paper' Wo bank parlors Tuesday and tbe former offic­ have low clubbing rates with some of tbe ers of the institution re-elected. best papers In tbe country. For Instance If you trade 35 eta. we give you a ticket we ean aend you tbe Banner and the od tbe stove that is to be given away Xmas Michigan Farmer, tbe two papers one year, morning. for only •!.». We can give you tbe FitzSimmon’s Bazaar. Banner and tbe New York Tribune, the We make a specialty of boning razors. two papers one year for only Si.00; or the Farmen bring in yonr razors and get Banneu and Chicago Inter Ocean, the them honed at our shop. Old razors made two papers one year for only SL10. TLe best paper in Michigan to the Detroit Jour­ as good as new. Bukbt Bxoa. Nothing makes a better or more useful nal. For a limited lime we ean give you present than a good lamp. Phillipa 4 Erb est ot his partner. Mr. Will Fuller, In lhe furniture business, and will hereafter con­ duct the business himself. Mr. McCoy to the pioneer furniture dealer 4n this city and his name In connection with the fur­ niture business faas become a household word In Barry County, pi? will keep a of goods. pXFcently tbe K. I’, lodge bought a lot a: the cemetery, and at the annual election of officers Monday night Hou. P. T. Colgrove presented the lodge with a beautiful monument to tx* erected on the Knight’s loL Thto very liberal gift ou tbe p<rt of Supreme Chancellor Colgnve came as a complete surprlse.to the Brother Knight*, and It to needless to add that the gift, and the kindly spirit that prompt*! it, are ful­ ly appreciated^/ TTIT1 K. I1. li>t the u. nr" etery Is triahgular In form and is one of the very beet there. Adorned with the beautiful monument, Hasting* Knights can well fed proud of tbe fraternal love and respect paid to tbelr members. Prof. Waldo, of Albion, gave a very In­ structive, Interesting and convincing talk at tbe M. E. church Sunday evening, deal­ ing upon the question of whst constitutes . liberal education. Prof. Waldo thought that tbe 20tb century would see many questions harder to decide thio any we have yet had to deal with, and the men to bear the responaibUlties must be men of trained well balanced mlnda. Prof. Waldo gave bto idea as to what constituted a trained mind, being the power to think continuously, tbe power to analyxe and arrive at sound, logical wndustoo^and tne power to gtee clear, plain expression to one’s thoughts. Prof. Waldo to a young man, member of the faculty of Albion CoF and made many friend! while here. \ (Aftlrttouai Locals on EifcMh Page) New Goods, New Designs and Small margins is the inducement I offer. ft Pair oi Stales WOULD PLEASE YOUR BOY, OR A GOOD KNIFE. BEWARE ! THIS IS THE TIME to saw wood. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF GROSS GUT SAWS AND AXES. WINTER HASN’T SET IN YET BUT WE HAVE A LOT OF SNOW SHOVELS IN ANTICIPATION. l|ont forget the Farmers Institute at Mrs. Carrie Campbell, wife of Frank Campbell, former residents cf Ibis vicinity, died at her Hume in Lakota, N. Dakota, very suddenly ol heart decease. The La­ kota papers speak in the highest terms uf the deceased, and of how greatly she will be missed. She was a honored member of the M. E. church there and beloved by ail who knew her. Mrs. Campbell was 51 years old, and leaves n husband and two sons. Kjjhe was a sister of Mrs. Ennina Tailor Holbrook of thto city. /Archie McCoy has purchased the inter­ Furniture, Carpets and Rugs, Draper­ ies and Lace Cur­ tains for Holiday .> ARCHIE McCOY. Court House next week. ers of RiversldlR©fetery last week, tbe Heople here wh;> have friend* in Dakota same board ot trustees were elected: Ches­ been quite anxious since tbe recent ter Messer, R 1. Hendershott and P. A. •Hazard. • } Sheldon. Mrs. G. L Heath and family aremoving Leland T. Powers is always regarded as intd lhe faunae ou Hanover street vacated the id** attraction on whatever course he ■ l\ W. Mlxei. appears. Hear him Dec. 17, next week The Aibi ju Recorder has entered upon Thursday night. Seats reserved at its :39th year and still continues tube one Heath’s Tuesday. <-•: 8he best papers in Michigan. . From now until bls new line of goods Tub Wool Boot company Is getting some arrives W. H. Spence will sell all goods in nice orders these days, and prospects now bis store al reduced prices. Now to your seem good for the coming year. time. Call and see him. Butter and eggs Ifseful holiday articles exhibited next taken In exchange for gbods. week at the lowest prices ever shown. Tailor made clothes wear better aud look O. D. SPAULDING. better because they fit better than ready The Lyon egg beater and creao5 whip Is made clothing. Anyone having some nice :hd best, Call and be convinced. green wood to exchange for tailor made FitzSimmon’s Bazaak. clothing dlease call at C. E. Luna’s. With an Entire New Stock of Thanking you very kindly for past favors and hoping to merit your future patronage, I am Yours Respectfully, The dnwt hand made ladles handker­ chief.! In the city at Miss J. R. Sherman s. Please Your Wile SAME OLD STAND There is a movement on foot, and action has’ alread begun to quietly slip in and buy our Nicest Lamps, Chinaware, Dinner Sets. Etc., this early in Holiday Season, so as to have choice while there is lots to choose from. We issue this note of WARNING So that all may have fair play. We want everyone to have a look and a chance to buy from the best stock ever in Hastings. Come Early. Haus & 39-40-42-44 For The Holidays! are showing some very Such a gift is useful gift: most appreciated and calls the giver to one's memory most HERE IS A LIST of Valuable and Appropriate Gifts: Plush Caps. 50c. 75c, $1.00, $1.25, and $1.50 Beaver Cloth Caps, • 80c, 75c and $1.00 Wool Mufflers, 25c and 50c Unlined Gloves, 25c and 50c Lined mocha Mittens, $1.28 and $1.50 Wool Gloves and Mittens, $1.25 and $1.80 Wool Socks, 25c and 43c The Latest and Prettiest Patterns in 25c and 50c neckwear, Four­ . in-Hand, Tecks, Puffs and Bows. A Full Line of Link Cuff Buttons and Tie Pins in the Newest De­ signs. We have 29 Suits of the above sizes, don’t want so many, so have divided them into two lots: All the $7.50. $9.00 and $10.00 Suits will go at $5.85. All the $12. to $15 lot to go at $9.38. If you wear any of the above sizes here are some never-beforeseen bargains. New lot of Neckties in new pat­ terns selected for Christmas effect —Club House, Bows. Tecks, Im­ perials, 4-in-hands, Puffs. Best 50c, 75c, 90c un derwear in the city. Gloves and Mittens, best quality —lo west prices. Collar Buttons, Cuff Buttons, Cuff Holders.- J. C. FARRELL. Clothier. And with Ita appnuich you think of gtrnd ttringM fur the little ones. 1 have received a fine new stock of Candy, Nuts and Fruits that are simply immense. I excel! in leaping CLOTHIERS Bakery Goods. Joe Renkes. �Hastings Banner. Thursday, Dec no. iRg6. ®* pI°PrI <■lor’ •_ A NEW TRICK FOR SAILORS. VWrllnj; Topsail* Don* Away with Ship with f*r<>CTe*aivi» Owner*. a All the inroads made by strain on the business of pushing; vessels n’nrjr. of which the wind had n; monopoly not ■o many 5 ears ago, have riot stopped the spirit of invention from finding out new ways of doing things in connection with ■ailing ships. To the eye of the ordi­ nary “landlubber” the rigging of a ship la a fearfully and wonderfully tangled zneos of ropes and lines, but 10 the sail­ or, whose buslnees it isjto know all ■bout the ropes and things, the maze and tbe various.pnrrs which compose it arc the embodiment of symmetry, and the perfection of order. As the ship was rigged and the saife handled in the days of long ago, so are the proc esses carried out to-day, and if it is hard to teaeh nn old ddg new tricks, it is still harden to get |he regulation “barnacle back.” who was brought up on salt horse and lime juice, with an occasional taste of a rope’s end by tha way of desserL to adopt any of the new■ tangled ideas which are constantly cropping up in matters maritime. For this reason, while invenitors ere not •low to offer improvetneats, it te some­ times difficult to get them adopted to a sufficient extent to insure a realiza­ tion of the fortune which is ever hid at the foot of the Inventor's rainbow. This fact i^ exemplified by the fuss which has been made over the arrival at San Francisco of a vessel with an entirely new scheme of handling her top-«nils. The old plan ir»f furling the. sail by lowering the upper topsnil.yard, while the leechlines, clewlines and bantlines gathered the sail as close to the yard as possible, is done away with by this new method. t In place of hav­ ing u “bunt gasket,” and the yard is left bare, save for the “outhauls* or the lines left to reset the sail when it is needed. The sail on this progressive ship is furled by hauling to the center of the yard from each yardarm, the top and bottom of the sail traveling together. This is accomplished by railways ou the upper and lower tqpsoil yards. These consist of T-irons bolted to the yards, are fitted on the iforeside, and ■erve in the place of jaekstayL On these railways are plrtcetl roller hanks, to which the top nnd bottom of the sail are secured. The sail is taken in by lines leading through blocks at the mast, and sent by out hauls running through blocks nt the ends of the yards. Beefs in the sail ore tnk»uj vertically amidships, the slack sail being on the forward side, thus preventing flapping. One advantage of the new rig. it is •aid. is that two men can handle the •ail. us there is no yard "to hoist and lower, although it would seem that when the expansion und contraction of canvas under climatic influence are considered the raising or lowering of the yard a few inches would be adsissble.-N. Y. Tribune. CANNED WITH THE TOMATOES. A Factory Oiri Loses a Watch Id Thia Manner. • The finding of a gold waich and chain in a can of tomatoes by an Indianapo­ lis woman' brings out a remarkable story, says the Indianaj»oliB News. The find was reported and the circumstance noted in the News, and the next day a young woman who is employed in a cannery appeared at the office and iden­ tified the watch and chain. She losttbein.phe said, two years ago, and while employed at the factory. Sho did not know how she lost them, and ad­ vertised in the News nt the time for several days. She says this would have discovered her property if it bad not been sealed In a can. in a storehouse. She had long ago bought a new one. The lost one was dearer to her, however, both because it was prettier and be­ cause it wa® given to her. Her theory ia that the watch and pendant chain dropped from her belt into one of the elevator buckets of tomatoes.'was car­ ried to the filler, and went through the filler to the can. The bew, or ring, which connects watch nnd chain, was aot found, nnd it is believed that thia part was not solid gold, and was, there­ fore, eaten,by the acid of the tomatoes. The mainspring was broken, but every­ thing eiae kept intact during the two years' handling of the can. and the watch is again as good as new and is keeping good time. The foreman of the factory says that another watch was lost by one of tjps girls last year. oman’s ork W 25c nrer done, and it is especially wearing aad wearisome to those whose blood is impure 3tnd unfit properly to tone, sus­ tain, and renew the wasting of nerve, muscle and tiesue. It is more because of this condition of tbe blood that women ■rerun down, Tired, Weak, Nervous, Than because of tbe work itself. Every physician ssys so, and that the only rem­ edy is in building up by taking ■ good nerve tonic, blood purifier and ‘vitalize? like Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Forth©troubles Peculiar^ Foam at change of season, climate or life, or resulting from hard work, nervousness, and impure blood, thousands have found nitet and cure in _jpds Sarsaparilla r™. Bkad nmMr. *1 Mk. •MyWC.LlMaaL.LmB.BM. THEIR HONEYMOON. SNAKES’ TOILETS. It Wm TkMn. ..a Th^ CM CM It m They Flensed. Ho* th© Reptile* DUpoae of Their CmX Off Garment*. They had just l»een married, and had •ought the romantic shades and delta of the Zoo to while away the hour or two before their train should Jx* ready to carry them back to their country home. She was arrayed in al/ her bridal vest­ ments, including the long, flowing veil, that completely enveloped her figure— and then,some was left over. He was a sturdy-looking chap, not much given to the study of theosophy, perhaps, but It might have been safely gambled that behind the plow he would be? perfectly at home. That they were spending theii%first post-nuptial hour in a man­ ner highly shocking to the ethics that are generally prescribed for such occa­ sions never occurred to them at all. Down the shady walk they ambled, she leaning proudly, oh, so proudly, on his arm. They gazed with curiosity at the beautiful birds of paradise, and mentally calculated that a setting of those birds’ egg?; would cost a power of money. Then they went to see the elephants, the buffaloes and (he various other sights that the groom hud squan­ dered a half dollar to see. Finally they entered the monkey house. Better taste might have guided them in an­ other direction, but, os has been inti­ mated before, better taste was tempo­ rarily off duty. The comical, human-like animals that, according’ to Mr. Darwin, are the papas and mammas of the human race, looked with ill-concealed adpiiration at the bride, and chattered volubly, while the other spectators in the'building, in­ cluding two or three “old married couples." surreptitiously winked at each other und smiled. Suddenly the bride become conscious of the attention she and her hubby were attracting, and'blushed to the roots of her hair, all ofc which made her look prettier than ever. "Oh, George." she said. “T think we have seen enough. Let’s go.” “Why, deary," said George, “I wanted to see that big fellow that site up there In the top of th^t cage,” pointing across the room. “What’s your hurry ? Why not see all of them?” “Why, those j>eople, George—don’t you see, they are trying to make mon­ keys of us?" . George didn’t stop fo think that his bride was reversing the Darwin propo­ sition, but he grasped the significance of her bald English at once, nnd, with an angry glance at the malicious old married couples (who didn't have any •business poking around there anyway), he led his treasure from the building. And the wise-looking old married monkey couple near the door munched) their peanuts and chattered on.—Cin-Q cinnati Enquirer. \\ It seems rather funny to speak of snakes us dressing and undressing, yet (his they certainly do quite us fully ns human beings; although it is true t hat their wardrobe requires fewer and less variety of articles than ours. After p. long voyage, after a season's retire­ ment or hibernation, and on various other occasions they find themselves iu Deed of a new dress to replace lheir old and soiled garments, and they im­ mediately proceed to evolve orx». They are very modest creatures, never shed­ ding their clothes until they arc fully clad in their new ones. \ Prior to shining forth resplendent in fresh attire a serpent seeks retire­ ment if possible. He becomes blind for a few days, refuses food and apjH'ars to lie in a melancholy state generally; perhaps, like some human beings, he has worked too hard on his new suit. When all is completed and ready for exhibition, he begins at the lijpa to ex­ tricate himself from the old dresw. rub­ bing against whatever may be in his way to expedite the matter. The fact part of the process is apt to be rather tedious, but as h<w)rogi esses he works more rapidly; vffen he reaches the GLIMMERTON’S BESETMENTS. Troubled Most Jott Now Over a What­ not In the Parlor. “In her latest rearrangement of tbe parlor.” .said Mr. Glimmerton, “my old­ est daughter has placed in front of the whatnot a comfortable rocking chair in which I have always liked to slL The whatnot is a flimsy structure on legs so slender that they wabble when you look nt theiq. Upon its shelves there ore many delicate bottles and jars and vases and things that are always ready to fall off. “If I were not so eternally kept down I should be a man of cheerful spirits; even as it is I manage to keep my hood . above the slough of despond, but I have a pretty liard time of it, what with one thing and another, nnd just now the w hatnot in the parlor is one of my most trying besetmeats. One cannot sit iu the big chair now without danger of knocking the whatnot over. The first time I tried it the chair rocked back and brought up, against it. All the bottles and jars and vases on the shelves nod­ ded violently, nwnj' of them beyond re­ covery, and these, went down with that slight but compact crash that thin china makes when it falls. «‘•Then I had to keep the whatnot al­ ways in mind; if I sat in the rocking chair at all I had to sit in it carefully. Once when I had forgotten abou.t the great calamity and had jumped up rather suddenly the chair rocked back and touch the whatnot again; this time, however, not so hard, only a few things fell. But now I have given up thatchair altogether; for with the whatnot at its back it is no longer a comfort to me. “1 look at the big chair longingly, and I fancy it looks with sympathy at me; and I wait with patient cheerful­ ness far the next new arrangement, when the flimsy whatnot shall be on one side of the room and the comfort­ able rocker on the other.”—N. Y. Sun. For a Dinin*-Room Rujc. Ingrain or Brussels filling in a plain color, finished by a border combining a number of harmonious colors, one of which matches the color of the filling, makes a pretty, tasteful rug for a din­ ing-room that has a hardwood floor or a stained border. Brussels or ingrain carpet in a fine mixed pattern that is an all-over design and finished by a bor­ der makes a rug that shows dust and crumbs and footmarks less, but that is not as tasteful as the rug made of a ■olid color.. When a carpet is worn about the table a large crumb cloth of linen which is woven with a border or ■ crumb cloth of denim looks well for summer, covering the wear and looking cooler than a carpet.—N. Y. Post. Snowball Cake. ‘ One cup white sugar, one-half cup ■weet milk, 2% cups flour, one-half tea­ spoonful soda, one teaspoooful lemon. Sift the cream of tarter with the flour, cream the butter and sugar together, then add the whites of three eggs beaten to a stiff foam, then add the flour, milk । and soda. Bake in papered tins.—Bos­ ton Globe.__________ !bad diet for horses. Stale Bread Will Not Do aa RegulEir Fare. The Failure of a Brooklyn Baker** Plan for C*lnsr Surpln* Loavee— Some Facts for Stock Feeden. AT THE LATENT OFFICE, —James Redpath wrote “The John Brown Invasion,” under the name of -Berwick." It b said that It was sugffWtad to bia by an acquaintance, iinpunity and tbe audacity of the when Redpath was Keeping about his Others. — Paulo Fambri. in Cbantanquaa- v —Ten days are required to make the voyage between New York and Amster­ dam. of * Caitom or Far-Off •rn Aata. It baa for irony years been the. cus­ tom of the patent office to give an aj)plicant sin interval of two years be­ tween tbe filing of an application and final action ujkju it. If.-at tbe end of two years, nothing was done about it, the claim was looked upon as aban­ doned, end was thrown out. Recently n new ruling was made. lim­ iting tbe time to six months. It might have been pubHahed in many of tbe newspapers—it certainly was in some —but it- did not become generally un­ derstood throughout the country. In consequence of this state of thing?* a great many inventors hove, withou. notice, found their claims thrown ontof the patent office; and tire thus compelled to make a nevi application in order to ' sustain .*aid claims. 1 While it is necessary to have a time. : limit, nnd while ignorance of the-law excuse^ no man, it would be no more I than justice to the itfventor to print J upon every letter acknowledging the . filing of a claim and upon all forms re। luting to correspondence on applica' tions and claims tbe statement that I the aix-montha limit had been made, | and tJxut cases not considered within | that time would be barred from further । action. Within tbe last few months 1 several persons who have, been in the 1 habit of taking out patents, and who are I tolerably familiar with patent office business, have hud claims thrown out I liecause they did not happen to be I aware of this new ruling. They made ! lheir applications, supposing that, the i two-year limit existed, and now find j themselves compelled to make another : application or throw up their case alI together. This is not only unjust, but * unreasonable and extortionate. It looks • llkemi *11 ter disregard of theapplieant’s ! interest und an arbitrary inclination to j take advantage of his ignorance. j As a rule, patentees are people of ex­ tremely small means, and the filing of a j second application, with fees, etc., is . no trifling item to them. | The attention of the patent, office, as । well us the congressional committee on । patents,- ia to be called to this, and efforte are io be made to have the clause , containing the t.ix-months limit print-* . ed on every form that is used in correspondcnce between the patent office unci . the applicant.—N. Y. Ledger. 0ne day a man was, standing along­ side a big furnace door in a bakery wl*ere tons of broad is mixed and Inked daijy. As he stood there he meditated, untj well he might, for loaves of bread ' were being thrown into the furnace, j They were stale loaves which had been » returned by dealers, and burning was i the cheapest wav' of disposing of them. । The idea came to. him of selling the ■ bread to Long Island farmers to feed ; to pigs and chickens. Some of it is , now disposed of in thia way. but a lot j remained. Then another idea occurred ; to him. ! He had observed time and again that pet horses enjoyed a crust from the Lands of their masters anti mistresses. He read horse and stock books and found considerable information for stock-owners, particularly horse-own­ ers, on the desirability of cooked food. ribs they uasist the operation, until It printed the claims of a Chicago finally’ the old skin is slud entire, cooked grain concern, which said tfint turned inside out, and Mr. Snake revels cooked and ground- feed was much I more palatable than the uncooked, in his new suit. His eyes, covered by a perfectly trans­ being much easier to masticate. , The parent layer of cuticle, are bright and hard, dry hovering of grain, when beautiful. It is only while this cuticle • steamed and ground, becomes ns nutriis forming nver the eye that the ser­ | tious as other parts, and the fntirc 1 grain is digested, thus saving 20 or 30 pent is blind. Snakes leave their cast-off garments ' j>er cent, of the grain, and also much entirely whole, whether they are sev ; energy. The proper care of a horse’s oral fret in length ora numb<?rof yards. I stomach means a good healthy horse They never wash them and keep them । in most cases, and good, easily Higestetl for second best, ;but leave them just 1 food means a healthy stomach. Then. where they happen to. shed them, with | t(ti, he learned that Robert Bonner is the most extravagant prodigality. What accustomed to give his horses a hot a pity it is that they have not some »>oor twpi>er at nine o’clock in the evening— relations or poverty-stricken acquaint­ ‘ a supper 6f two quarts of. boiled oats. ances to whom they might donate their' Mr. Bonner’s horws get tsvo quarts of I cats ut each feeding, nnd the feedings old clothes. Their toilet is made in the spring, ! are at five o’clock in the morning, thou but not alone at that, time; any unusual I nine, then one, and at five o’clock p. m. circumstance is apt to make them wish | ten pounds of hay for each horse. Then The German for a new suit of clothes, beginning । comes the hot supper. when they are infants from one to two army horses had long been eating weeks old. Some are so fastidious as ! cooked food, and these horses had to require a change once a month, and । waxjed fat and strong, like porridge fed even oftener, while others, rttore plebe­ I (riant*. The German army horses are ian, wili wenr the same garments for I giants in the horse line since they have had cooked food. fix months. Now, the men reasoned, if stewed Sometimes snakes are so yery mod­ est ahiTshy that they select tbe night oats, and hot bran mash, or shorts and , foF/changing tlieir clothes; others, who hay tea were so good for bo'rtes. why It : are tamer, are quite willing to do it in couldn’t bread be fc<1 to them? proad daylight. When the process of ' could be and was. The last was given : shedding the skin is completed, snakes < in John Shultze’s bakery stables over i immediately recover their activity, as । in Brooklyn a short time ago., Hreal ■ they have been languishing for a few j was not a success, so far as horse feed­ ! days. Their appetites arc sharjier now, ing wenL Dry bread, with its carlx>nlc ■ ^ud the poisonous kinds seem to have acid gas, hud the same effect on horses . 4*.<*<iuired nn additional supply of venom. that green apples have on small lioys. । Their eyes are bright, their colors are Some of the horses positively refused । vivid and rich, and their snnkeship-. to eat the stuff, and those that did ent ■ seem to feel very comfortable and con­ ; it suffered from colie. The horses were tented in every way.—Detroit- Free . fed on bread for about ten month* in Press. i connection with a short allowance of • outs, hay. aud cut hay. A good deal ' PRACTICAL SCIENCE. ! of the bread was disposed of, but the I Men of LearolncTell I.’* Ebw to Put Bae. • hoAcs were pretty nearly done for. j terlu to Work. I too. They were weak and dejected, • It is known that the flavor of butter and in spite of fine grooming looked i nnd of different kinds of cheese is due miserable, and they haven’t got over : to various bacterial ferments and there the effect of the bread diet yet; al­ : is good reason to suppose that a better though they arc picking up now on the product and greater uniformity would ' regulation outs and hay.* Potatoes, carrots and other roots arc , lie attained by the use of pure cultures | of the species upon which special fed to horses for a change. Even thi • flavors depend. I understand that in swell horses of rich people get the | this country quite a number of dairies plebeian dishes, a little better in quati- | are now using purekultures of a certain । ty, perhaps, beirtfc free of mold and nt । bacillus (Bacillus 41.of Conn) for giv­ ■ least a year old. bat save for this diZ­ i ing flavor to their product. It is prob­ ; fereqee the food is the same, nnd the able that similar methods will soon be horses would not like any change. A. 0. Bennett, who is nn expert in the Introduced in the cheese-making indus­ matter of horses, says that work horses try. Agricultural chemists predict tout in have got to have oats—meaning by the near future cultures of the nitrify­ work horses all that go into harness. ing bacteria of the soil will be made on Otherwise the horses break down under a large scale for the use of farmers, who tbe strain. The farmer who has grasswill add them to manures for the pur­ fed horse* cannot get the same work pose of fixing the ammonia, or perhaps out of them as the man who feeds his will distribute them directly upon the horses on oats.—N. Y. Sun. soil. Should this prove to be a success­ T*n Spot* Over I>o*a* Eye*. ful and economic procedure, the extent These spots are believed ta afford an of the interests involved will make it example of protective markings pera “practical result" of the first import­ jx?tuated by natural selection. They ance. Another application of our re­ *eem to have been acquired at a comcently-acquired knowledge which has poratively recent period, when the dog already proved useful to farmers in cer­ had become semi-domestlcated. The tain parts of Europe relates to the de­ original dug was red, and did not pos­ struction of field mice by distributing sess tBese spots. When he slept he hid in the grain fields bread moistened with himself from possible enemies, but this a cukure of a bacillus which causes n : the semi-domesticated dog eould not alfatal infectious disease among these lit­ | ways do. Now, when tlie color changed tle animals.—Dr. G. M. Sternberg, in by domestication and selected breed­ Appletons’ Popular Science Monthly. ing, and dogs became pied and Iflock, those which hod spots over their eyes VENETIAN BANDITS. would look, when asleep, as though Titled Knave* Who Formerly Infested their eyes were open und still on the Italy. watch. Therefore, their enemies would According to Gozzadini, a conscien­ be deceived, and they would be leas Ha­ tious historian, in one single province ble to be killed during sleep than dogs of Italy. Romagna, the number of band­ which had not such spots. Thus they its previous to Sixtus V.’s elevation to survived, and transmitted their pecul­ the papacy varied froto 12,000 to 27,000. iarity to their offspring. These spots These were bandits in the literal sense; are supposed* to be the most.’ if not the that is, men who were exiled from their only, permanent markings on dogs.— lespeetive communities owing to fac­ Fan Francisco Chronicle. tional disputes. And yet Machiavelli, Japan©*© Art Symbol*. speaking of Venice, observes that no If a Japanese artist wishes toaescribe city, no commune of Italy, had expein color and design the anticipation of rier.ced so terribly the fury of factional strife. In fact, among these legoons, happiness be draws a picture which is a combination of an April evening, a from the seventh to the twelfth cen­ tury, out of 50 doges five prudently ab­ moon, a nightingale and a plum tree or dicated, nine were deposed or banished, two. Victory is simbolized by the iris; five had their eyes put out and five were grace and quietness by the willow tree, and the swallow for symbols. Patriot­ assassinated.' And these misdeeds were not the actions of single groups of agi­ ism is sometimes indicated by a spray tators who made Ml use of a passive peo­ of cherry blossoms: the almond flower ple, but they were tbe passions of the is the flower of spring, and symbolizes The dragon twines and people themselves, violated their re­ beauty. peated oaths and Inciting tumults of writhe* an artistic course through all Japanese art, root and branch. His name which the doges were only too often the is Tatau, and when you see him pictured victims. Bandits, brigands boastingof escutch­ as fighting with a tiger it is the symbol of religion fighting against power. A eons, were the natural fruits of the tree of feudalism. And this is true, notwith­ dragon floating about in the clouds means success in life: tori, the cock, standing the objection, valid, indeed, that out of a hundred or even a thou­ perched upon a drum, algnifia* good sand brigands there were no more than government. Both the Greeks and the. five noble*, because to these five can be Jap® use the butterfly to symbolize im­ traced the origin, the persistency, the mortality.—Boston Transcript. 1 THE LOVING CUP. Hom© PecallnritiFS Which Crop Out »c AppUcaata. TREADMILL punishment. It la Alxjat. to Be Abolished in Eng­ land. At last, we arc told, the crenk und ;he treadmill and oiikum-picking are tu l>e ai.olis'ned. These punishments are so idlerie* that nil who thought upon tlH- suuject without special knowledge, probably, took it fcr granted that there \vu» some occult hut overpowering rcason for'muiutainir.g them. And the/ were apt to seek that reason. Impelled both by charity nnd experience to as­ sume that the authorities would not persevere in an indefensible system un- ; less it had some advantage not nppar- . enl from the outside. We have heard it j stated, for instance, that no machines I will pick oukum quite in the manner | deaired—human fingers alone turn out ! the projMT article. Atid most people • fancy that the crank and treadmill do ; necessary work in grinding corn or i raising water. That is all imagination —at least the cases are few where con­ vict labor of this sort effects any usefui purpose. The committee on prisons tutely refxvrted that the stupid old customs ought to be done away with, and behold! without the least difficulty sensible varieties of hard labor have l»een discovered. There ore- articles in everyday use by sailors and soldiers which convicts turn out, and jjutterns are being made for distribution among the prisons. It is quite unnecessary to tell us what those articles are, for any­ one could suggest a boundless number. Hand mills for grinding wheat, will KU))crsede the barbarous crank, and fe­ male prisoner* will be employed in washing and needlework for depart­ ments of the government. Wc may ask now why'this reform was not intro­ duced ages ago. Dullness and official obstinacy are the only possible ex­ planations—London Standard. According to present indications, tbe “loving cup" ha.-i come to stay. Firstclas* silveremlths are making’ them by the score; first-class gla**mj.ker» are blowing them by the hundreds; potterics have them by thotwanda; beer mugs take their name, counters are covered with them wherever well-bred mortals arc served, und no family with the slightest pretension of distinction or a long-winded ancestry is supposed to be without one. Societies of all names aud for all purposes have tlxeir "loving cups" on tap. so to speak, and have begun to be­ stow- them upon those they delight to honor, and the ceremonious rite of the presentation anil use of the "loving cup" is the prodigious fad of the hour all over America. Tbe renewal of an ancient custom originating ih Eastern Asia many thou­ sand years agri, is due to the poetic fore­ thought and enthusiastic ancestor wor­ ship of May Whitney Emerson,, of Washington, D. C., who called together a company of her kinfolk in July, world’s exposition year, in Chicago, und gave Them all a drink from a “loving cup” made expressly for her and the occasion, from a model known to be over 1,000 years old and once belonging to her (and their)'ancestor, Heolf, con­ queror of Normandy. The original had been used at a cer­ tain yuletide festival in 803, when Lief Ericson “took a vow on the cup" that he would find and colonize “Vineland.” al­ ready discovered by Bjorri. Ileolfs son. Tbe vow as kept the fol lowing year. This ia, however, not the only time that the loving cup has figured con-: spicuously In American history. Two hundred and seventy-two years ago a great silver loving cup, with two handles, brought to America on board tbe Mayflower from Leyden, was used' by Gov. Can er at Plymouth when Massaaoit. the great Indian sachepi, made his first visit of welcome to the whit© invaders. In tbe cup was “posset.” made of Holland gin. sugar, spices and water. Gov. Carter first tasted from the cup and passed it to Massasoit, who. noth­ ing daunted, drank courageously, though such a concoction was unknown to him as the Greek tongue. .The cup was then passed to each of the red men of his party and after to all the whites, who drank in turn. . . This was the same “fealty-vow" use of the cup of old Norse days revived on American soil by the Puritans after 700 or more years, apd is called by Jane Austen “the first international treaty.” The loving cup used in Chicago at the Sancto-Clqro banquet to the Vj)cings, July 19. 1893. contained one good California orange wine, anttnfter its rise th»*r it was taken to N’areay by Capt. Magnus Andrrron, to“whom it was pre­ sented by Mrs. Emerson, who, lineal de­ scendant to-Heoolf through her father, is also, through her mother, derived di-' rectly from "Pastor John" Robinson, of Leydon-Mayflower fame, who sent the great silver loving cup of “the first international treaty" to America. The loving cup of to-day is* in Its symbolism identical with the "Arvcl cup" of Norway, the Holy Kraal, or Grnal. of Afficrf, the Sacred Arc of Sy rift, the covenanting cup of Jhe Jews, the sangrcnl of France, the mother cup of ancient Chinn nnd the grail of King Ar­ thur’s quest. . It is also the same in meaning and der­ ivation ns the "cup” of the communion service of the Christ ian church, and was always nnd everywhere used with u “formula of remembrance" nnd fealty, its contents signifying the “united blood" of the drinkers. Its significance in America, if called a loving cup, means brotherhoot! and fe­ alty to the gods of Truth. Justice, Lib­ erty and Love.—Washington Times. Product of * Walnut Tree. In the Baidar vftlley. near Balaklava, in the Crimea, there stands a walnut­ tree which must be at least 1,000 years ol.d. It yield* annually from 80,000 to 100,000 nuts, and is the property of five Tartar families; who share it* products equally.—Detroit Free Press. 535348234848905323 Beautiful Dolls FREE Five beautiful dolls, lithographed on card­ board, eight inches high. Can be cut out and put together by the children—-no pasting. Each doll has two complete suits. Ameri­ can, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, German, Swiss, Turkish and In­ dian costumes. All parts being interchange­ able, many combinations can be made, affording endless amusement nnd instruc­ tion. A high-class series of dolls, patented and manufactured for us exclusively and not to be compared with the numerous cheap paper dolls on the market. How To Get Them. Out from flveoutaldd wrapper* of None SncK Hitter Meat the head of the ftiri holding pie. Send tbeao with ten cent* In silver—wrapped In paper—and your full nan>u and addre*«. and we will send the doll* postpaid. Or we will aeud then*, free for twenty heads of the elrlSend only the bead* to avoid extra joetage. KERIELL-SOULE CO.. SYRACUSE, tt. Y. WHAT BRINGS RELEASE FROM DIRT AND GREASE? WHY, DON'T YOU KNOW? SAPOLIO �Hastings Banner Beyond the car stood a dusty ooen ^1" ■JOrdered °» three sides by d^ wooden structures, some of twostm^ tl|lt y0*1 of them only one in height. A -odea sldewnm framed the £ rion^ oMfeVS! *“ °‘hm Onl?indiM- ■ireL' b“d.wall<'’d nwrlv a mile nD1j ^knowing whether to oe moignant or " of "“p or "n,ry-bot °n amused. Lambert sprang down the COQK- BROS, Proprietors besid. H 5 brushwood pathway, crossed tbe open space be­ tween the tenU. a dozen of the men rourt3^ °"’ ”nd WM lo"‘ I- « starting up to stare at hut none to sa­ “’ny. nonn'nrrood. a fence, lute him. and halted before tlietentof s^n Th P”’cnM "ere io be with • sren. The sidewalk wa. bordered by a m* company commander. *? b * >' <~le.ee. nnd re.„ |„„g rude rading, to which. It was evident Sitting juM within the half-opened withered—and over the tors he flap, a thick-set, burly man of middle Hirin' nUK T ^Ihered during cWht sig ht of the roof and SnneJ httsinoM hours, for at one of the rail, age was holding in bls left bond a coarse b-»e.fend, rawed dus?r“'1r' “P°n ,h' "o,<-h°ot- rtOrwWch°S'bO,d1 Oredle. while with his right he .h-’ " 1,WUr P'T Las half quadruped ?he ™ II. making unsuccessful join with some the gate-way further alone. A nath of while £ ? W1 ' bri,llc « “ ■• black thread at the eye thereof. 80 in­ ! t was sun-up und snapping cold when ««brick Ied to the o,r,:'b°f XV*dl'^PIdal. I Mddl. had worked tent was he upon this task that he never ;b’ brakeman shouted “Tugaloo,” and around during th night until it Mt- ba°u»tridLbOrn'red bj B,1P<*,r>uo|>' heard Lambert’s footfall nor noted his ; aiefuliy Lambert stepped from the tied upon the anh. al’s ride. runnort t Plnpv white column. coming, and the lieutenant, while paus­ ■ jin and felt free air. Mr. Pottiswas d %o' “ wid' Pta’**^Judging from st.oh signs o? legend, ing a moment irresolute, took quick ob­ s: . uing soundly, doubled up in one Smoke wa. drifting from a batter^ i’. seats. The only wakeful bipeds in a. "ere vlrible over the doorwnvs ot pipe projecting from tbr red brick servation of the stranger and his sur­ S .T't'r’Impressions were rounding.. He was clad in the gray -ht were the conductor und his train­ that the vending of Intoxicating drinks n',^™'"' I1 tbe n°rtb cn<l- nnd «■. shirt and light-blue trousers such as ! .n. Unseen hands forward had ulr wa. feintly scented acented with with a a were worn by the rank and file. An or­ was the principal Industry, as there morning 1 *,,n« a,r "•»«faintly t d ^he trunk out upon the frosty were U'pro throe ___ .toon7ato • ^de^oSd kuvre • ham a1Ptpeti,’n»J ^grance of broiling dinary Kohlier’s blouse was thrown over thmr salons iirds. The sun was just peeping over tin general merehunflfee--Xh eatefe lj"'U'rt n-'enona. K the back of the camp-stool on which he a :-jw wixxied ridge before them. The Jahment, painted white and withmn.lr theroa7?»r Ti""’ ’b' bend ln sat. and his feet were encased ih the r.-.ek xv ound away among some desolate ot proat.erity and a floek ot cotton bole. ’ hr of t’ie ord extrem- coarse woolen socks and heavy brogafls • ‘.t>s where tiny flakes of cotton still •round it. bore thn alrn of I. Cuban and inn, t • ' pauld hear tbe and leathern thongs, just exactly such .:;g to the brown and withered stalks. Ibid pathetically that th.- ploneernof a iIn,?',„‘l,*o c"‘“ndn’Pl""l,inirof water, as the soldier cook was wearing nt the ’:..heioudof ktenm the train pulled away, ndentleis and one-sided trad.-^i'a'd’ri" ,be. /01*B4 bbnxejf over-1 hi&xing fire a few paces away. His sus­ b, wb ’""o-flded penders were hung about his waist, und i ing Lambert and his trunk to look notly made their lod^ent™themidi ± i each other as best they might, und of a helplcvaeommunitv ■ .t.. nc by “ decP ',enii of ,!,e in his lap seat uppermost nnd showing t” cloud lifted the young officer It "tut tmnriae, and not!c!e~ a aoul wM ap- i the r"'l readua"5?1"5' -'’nn"wl ,ro"> a rent three inches in length, were a ten .^:x ■ d curiously around him. pair of uniform trousers, with a narrtiw* was standing on a rude wooden I „T “nd."!cl<’ buxbre; xml welt of dark blue along the outer seam. <i~u. wiio«v shrunken planks left or the equare. end MratfRllBK horrea — - '' ~ I.rrr■■ f'';*r l» square, tambert They we^ thin and shiny like bomba­ . ,. f . piiig seams between their up- l«ted it at Intervale on eiti er ride. One came fare to fa. e with the encampment zine. in places, nnd the patcji which faces, now. at least, beautiful iu o. tjeae. with n belfry, at the corner ot ot the first company, outride of West seemed destined to cover the rent was k coat of sparkling white. Ex­ the plazi. seemed to be u meeting house 1 olnt. It was ever h;s luck to join. At five shades too dark for the purpose. : v. here the footmarks of the train- of some kind, jtostfbly the pro tempore tout particular moment he wax ju.t His hands were brown nnd knotted and ?-arr> (j the smooth expiins^, and rtibstJtut* for the county courthouse, titeut ready to resolve it should be the hard. He wore a silver ring on the last. in iwj. or three places (heplanks third finger of the left. His face was thought Lambert, for the center of the On two sides of the square, facing brown ns bis hands, and clear, shaved : gone entirely, this plenmit’g sheet square was still heaped with charred '• -I the length of the plot form to end blackened beams qnd bricks where each other and perhaps. 20 yards (barring the stubble of two days’ apart, uere tne “A” tents of the com- growth) everywhere, except the heavy ere The white bulk of his trunk stood once the courthouse stood. “goatee,” which, beginning qt the cor­ . at the eastern edge. The charred As for the comp or quarters of h’s puuy. ten or. a side. At the flank farth­ . -1 black? nrd relic of a flight of stairs Wture comrades nnd as-:ociat«*s. Lam­ est from the rond-and pitched so aa to ners of his broad, firm mouth, covered face tjje center of the inclosure woe a thickly his throat, and chin. .His eyes : ! roijj platform to the sloping bert- could see nothing that in the least I •t<’»’ne''five feet beloiv. but not icsemblrd a military station, nnd. do wall tent, backed by one or two of the were large, clear, dark brown in hue, smaller pattern. Nearest the road was and heavily shaded. His hair, close * han'l-rnil warned the unwurv what he could, the boy found it impos. . v. a breakneck plunge into space. Mble to down the faintly heartsick, a second wall tent. used. |K>ssibly. by cropped and sprinkled with gray, was the gunrd~though no guards v. ere vis- ®H»ost black. ‘ . . -.>f the platform itself had been hpinesick feeling that speedily took pos’ ible—the white canvas coverof an army r,,e niorning air v’ 1’he morning was keen, yet „ no . 1 away, and some charred and session of him. A dog would have been ...... .1 IJ wagon, and a few more scattered “A” ,®r... * 1.1 blazed in iL. the H..1 little camp stove be-' !•’. - ned posts, sticking bolt upright welcome ns companion, but there was tcDts. Cook-fires had been ablaze .nod ^ind him. nnd the fittings of the tent, so ji :. the ground iu tbe shape of a nar- i’.ot even a stray (log. For a moment os the visitor could see, were of the were now smouldering about the wag- far ’ ;■■■.’■ rec’hngle, showed that a wooden Lambert thought o'arousing the negro, on. Several men in gray woolen shirts plainest description. Not caring to b'::;diiig of Jsoine kind bad formerly but after one gla: ee <a atl the wide, red x------------- ’ ’ V. - -- ---------~ess. f,SM. I M IOC, FCCl • * • ' were washing their faces at the stream; s,ant3 there longer, Lambert cleared his ? ■ 'long the rear of T the rTekety ■ cavern of his-mouth and the emptied otl;ors. ' in ’’ light-blu»‘ overcoats, throat were and began: *----- *v oni ! h. 5ng > .izi:-g. Midway along its“ length, .. close to the frowzy head, he aro l°°kmg for Capt. Close.” sauntering about the tents. >.some of flfSnirltwi in It. favor fnvrsw of the mule. t -vatuvrtk side, a shed with a sloping •> decided whose occupants, ns could be5 easily * Whereupon the man engaged in i : had been loosely thrown together, I )A short walk brought him to the side seen, wrre still* asleep. ‘ threading" tbf needle slowly opened the I’.- ends nearest him. boartied in j ci prostrate creature, and a long Standing nt the edge of the w’inding left eye he bad screwed tight shut. and. a. . • retd for a door and & couple of I induced his mulesfaip to stagger to Yoad. rind thinking how easy a matter as slowly raised his bead, calmly looked w;,..low's, bi>re oyer the threshold in feet, but in his struggles he snapped it would lx* to toss a hand-grenade into his visitor over and at last slowly re­ ’. ack • tend! the legend “Ticket Office.” headstall, nnd the retnna ’ the midst of the camp. Iximiu rt paused plied: ’ kr the shed wore a couple of : thte *v bit * ’* and bridle dropped ’ ••into th/dus - ■ “That’s my name." a moment and studied the scene. Rest- i Ufwasnot until, the vagrant-st s >bme boxes. Ont on the | Ing on liis sxvonl. still in its chamois Lambert -----discovered froyfj the 1 midway bctxxeen Iwtv.rcs the the truck track !j , --case, with his clonk and satchel ! : ’■‘•nnkie’* fence that j arallelcd it ; !|Jran-d that he was. or hn< thrown over his shoulder, the young BLOOM ON ICEBERGS. • . ’.v. ■ rds :o the south, a dozen ; ♦‘rfrmeut property. The die, Iqo. officer became suddenly awnre of a man of c.ut iu were huddled, three of J °?e °f ‘ * ----.- - —vriu: uu old-fnsh- wearing the chevrons of a corporal u ho, Which SiifublK’-y Wx* Growing. n McCJel- f shing-rod in hand, was standing just • :.i pa i icily covered by old war-worn iohed. hluck skirted, Capt. Marshall, of the steamer Mary­ lass, no familiar durib v:ir days. beyond a clump of bushes below and ' . k ns and poncho*, the otljers en. Lal vnkcand Irieklmr un nt him with nn -expression land, which Teached Kerv the other ■ . .. ■-_ I to th- rain of siiarks to Am the mule seemed only b.;< freedom Lambert on his shrewd, “Bowery-boy” face in day. re;x>rt4*d that the vessel ptutart] j ::ss:ng engine I' unnwarc ar yet of iee in tied to blow from |! Frat essayed to reset thesaddlejo which , which impudence - and interest were through a running sea It cov­ ; be submitted without objection, and* about equally mingled. So soon as he latitude -I2.0J on May 15. , , - . then to replace the bridle, to which he found that he wa* observed, the cor­ ered an ar-.-a of aliout one mile square, predatory; ,, . , ... , , would not submit at nil. but with low- poral cocked his head on am- side, and. and after the arVssej hnd pas? . <! through rents were । , . , ... ■ h 1 l*rct' *ront aD(I racnaemm hoof turned with arms akimbo and a «piizzical grin it seven huge Icebergs hove in sight. One of the latter xv«s at tenet 5tJ0 fee» on his freckled phiz, patronizingly iu if the white staple had h'gh und one-tlialf mile long. The larg . . f'orj a dozen ,gaping | front of n sbanty’labelcd Tost Office.” quired: . st one was topped jivith huge pin­ “Well, young feller, who made them nacles v hicli uppearad at a glance I For ten minutes Lambertlexerciaed bis clothes?” i he red soil, showing here and there urts in vain effort to rek-apture that ’ from the nprthxvnrd side like the Lambert considered u.moment before through, the! want and withered berb- mule, nnd then, in sheer disgust, threw towers of some old cu)hedral. making reply. One of his favorite in­ ; .-. v.sea:;.; d.with xnulr a‘nd wheel . the bridle on the sidewalk J picked upon On the se.'ond in size of tlK* i'ergs structors at the academy had spoken to .. .ml n l.-v. rods uway . broken- i.b*ndon?d half ha|( bricli „n() fet brick,. and let tbe the mule mule the graduating class about the splendid Capt Mat shall claimed he could see dis­ tinctly through his glass what -ap i: ’ 1 • ”J-1 jay with a , p jt :.u the flank.He Hemerely merelytwitched twitched a ave .w.« timlwr tq be found among the rank and • 4 nub dote by its shattered axle,. bisscra ggV hide, scraggy hide,raised raised one oneinstant instunt the tbe file of the army. 'They hre like so |>eured to be a thrifty patch of clover ten yards square. On each side of it there ».!•:« :ltlw. rolling away from tbr -,,arni03t hobf. but urver lifted bit many old oaks,” said he. and some of was v\ hat Capt. Marshall believed wax : ml V. reck, reemed to have crawled beg(J The brute wm hungry from long Lambert’s chums had never form>tten o:l t ’ ■■■a; by ItMlftand leaned nistinK anlj did not mean to be dfe- It, Neither bad Lambert. “This,” said shrubbery in bloom. Jk*sides this, the r .. .< one ol the charred timber.. ,urbed. and Lambert, who had eaten he to himself, “is possibly one of the surface -part ,'of two of the bergs wu» ■-uithward view was limited to a nothing ,;nCe the previous day. was scrub oaks. I assume he doesn't ■ im­ blackened*as if coal dust had been 1 ; low rid“c of ugly, " bite-flecked presently in full sympathy. Once more agine me to be an officer, nnd. In any dashed ujion it. The bergs were xvatched. “ Stalks. ikistv.arJ the sun was loo]<ed around in search of tome event, he could say ao and I couldn’t with the greatest interest by the crew of the Maryland until they passed out I: a a pathway through the fringe ; humnn being, and found himself eon­ prove the contrary. Ergo. I’ll let him . ,, --------j _ }ronf ing „ cit|Mn |n shirt rleeves nnd a int? the secret without letting him im­ of sight. *tn-es along another ridge, nnd a faint Just about the time the interest in : c Gf mist, rising sluggishly In the in- ' tangled head of hair. who. leaning out agine I’m nettled.” I iiiv ,v, the icebergs hnd subsided a beautiful trrvi .ling low ground, with the hollow cf a second-story window wnsneverthe“They were made by my tailor, cor-, ........ .. ;_____ came__bver thu .waters, followed . 2.-...-2.... .1 r .mble of t he train crossing an invisible Icsa not 20 feet awny. For a moment poral, poral.” said he. “He nlsp made the uniunl- p, o amirage „;,Mfsv of such nn attractive by _n i rMgtytulfl fof the presence of some each reg irded tbe other without a word. form which I, perhaps, should Jiave put maj^e-up that Capt. Marshal), who was < v.-moving stream. Westward the Then the native spoke: * on before coming out to camp. (‘That O | wafCh, Immediately called the crew. tr: -k mine into view around a thinly- , “Wbat yc tryin’ to do?" _ , ought io fetch him." thought he.) j, WQJ. a double reflection of a .tenmei ’ »’>ded hillside, with a clearing here “I was trying to catch that mule. Cloae?” . “•Where Where will I find Capt. Cioae? I pmj^omd against the sky. After the ; there, ii; which some low cabins “Want nnu. him w.u. Fr . . anything?" —e------eI "Hc’b orer there." Mid the corporal. ln;ntp. |ind n clewed through the , ...................... ; _him _ tangled in ’ ’t w)fh q _0„lr„ j,,* nf the bend in the , . “No; only I found hi. b cn.,tain us well M erew. all re scattered. and got"nw»y after 1I loosed . ’s?’_. a 'be v---- ...e.. after OOSClt " . - . ... . .... With this .'cheerful outlook to greet rein agreed that it was, without question, hue at three points of the compass, him.” the reflection of the steamer Mohawk, I. .inker: turned him to the north. There The native regarded tbe newcomer although the real object was not in Lambert had slung his ■as a siding with u switch nt eagh end, curiously. sight. A peculiar feature of the oc­ as three or four rails were missing blue cope over the hitching rail during currence is that the steamer Mohawk <■ 1 lhe west end of the platform, his brief pursuit of the ungrateful was reported recently as having been • toed tu reason that the railway com- teas’ and his neat-fitting suit of tweed on that day in precisely the same lat j;u.y found tjie other all that was necca- was something new to Tugaloo eyes. itudc and longitude as the mirage — s.a; ■ to the traffic of so bustling a place So was the jaunty drab derby. Philadelphia Press. “Yon don’t b’long rmin’ yere. do you T T-igaloo. A brown freight car stood ‘ : 'li • i-iding with wide-opened doorS, queried Tugaloo next. -] don’t: and tbe Lord knows 1 don t <1 some household goods loomed in : -’n sight. “There is more honesty want to; and Td be glad to find some way of getting mvMlf and my trunk this .community than the United tc^mondial would give ns to believe,” yonder, out to camp. Can you suggest ■jtb«'uirfit Lambert, ns he recalled the ex- any?” . -We-ell. you might xvalk. Don t reck­ '• from a recent report which was 'him at department headquarters, on your trunk kin. though. Kncxv tbe Thursday, Dec. io, 1896. CAPTAIN CLOSE FREE BUTTONS! Bu Gapialn Charles Kino. ’le ’aid tys satchel and sword upon the platform, ano, wrapping his blue cirtui.Tr about his shoulders, took a few ttt: •. forward and □ perp into the In‘ - * of the cor/ From the midst of tend-, bureaus and cheap old-fash•or.furniture, a quantity of bedding 1 ■ been hauled out upon the floor, and from the midst of the bedding a woolly 1 ad protruded—that of a negro fast O “MOTHERS’ *ij FRIEND” Shortens labor, lessens pain, diminishes danger to life of ■ 'U mother and child ana leaves her in cendl«!«i more »&vuruble to speedy recovery, auonger-after than ’ before confinement” R-. •; a pr-^iineot midwife. Is the best remedy FOR RISING BREAST Knr.wn and vorth the price for that alon* r.ndorw*d an-JTecommcnded by midwives and a . - -.'i who have used It. b . are of suiMUtuies and imitttlons. i’ahs Child-Birtb Easy. .*. by Ei-press or mail on receipt of pri^g? rr bottle. Boot -TO WOTHEBS" c;- ■ ir e, vontain’.Dg voluntary UJUtxnoaiais. ; ifEcru-roB co., atlawta, ex. ia a disease which afflicts over 75 per cent, of the American people. It is a dangerous disease because it not only poisons the blood but causes heaviness, oppression.and dulls the intellect. Then follow chronic headache, loss of appe­ tite slow digestion, nervousness, bad breath, dingy complexion and low spirits. It will eventually bring on liver and kidney disease in some incur­ able form. But sufferers from this dreaded malady are speedily •Toiler the track down thar a piece, an* you’ll come to a path along tbe branch. U’ll take you right in ’mongBt tbe tents. *Taln’t more *n a tew rawda. “Thank you. my friend. You’re tbe first live man I’ve found. I suppose I can send in for my trunk?* ^Reckon ye can. They’re gawtmuiea ah’ wagons enough.” Lambert gathered up his belongings and trudged away. He did not mean to yield to the feelingof depression that was struggling to possess him. yet the blue devils were tugging at hie heartsiringe- Wasn’.t this just jvhat'bis class mates had prophesied would happen if be went foto tbe infantry? Could any ful. forlorn^ thaa this promised to be? “Mark Tapley himself would g. to pieces in such a place ” he hsrd hearjl same pneOet headquarters say oPTugaToo„ but he meant to out-Tapley Mark ifsecd be. an<3 noted r should know how mnehdre wished-bThadn't been ntuugned to tWsWbrt of duty and to this jsartiqnlar regiment—errutin'y not his clnssraates. and. aixjve «H. not the loving mother at home. Heavens! how unlike was this bleared, wasted, desolate land England he sweet and rinilii en apent, wltere hi* boyhood bustling Merrtmac! 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K. of R. and S.—H. G. Hayes. M. of F.—R. G. Holbrook. Hastings Banner’ PERSONAL^MENTION. M. at A.—W. H. Spenee. I. G.—Jos. Oyroruaki. O. G.—Ed Borrendame. Trustee for 3 years—D. W. Rogers. Insurance officer—D. W. Reynolds. Thursday, Dec. io, 1896, Mattiean Erb wag In Grand Rapids this vThe following have been re-elected offi cent to Council No. 41). Royal and Select Masters for the ensuing year; John McOmber was In Grand Rapids, T. I. M —M. W. Riker. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Monday. Dept. M.—A. P. Drake. W. J. Dibble, of Marshall, was in the Business in tbe repairing department of Treas.—D. Striker. Wooley * Bronson has increasd to such city this weak. Recorder—C. H. Bauer. Cap. of Gd.—T. Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Messer were In sub extent that they have been obliged to Conductor of Council—Wm. H. Powers. Detroit this week. pot in another beach. Mr. J. C. Wood­ •S. and S.—T. J. Brosseau. raff is now in their employ, and in the G. A. Blackman, of Prairieville, was in Tyler—C. H. Beckwith. future their patrons will not be obliged to the city Saturday. wait so long for their work as they have xjfct a regular meeting of the Fitzgerald Mrs. Coykendaii, of Middleville, was in Post 1S5. G. A. R.. Saturday evening last the city this week. the following officers were elected for the On Thursday coming Dec. 17th will James Ackerson, of Middleville, was ensuing year: occur the next Lectnre Course entertain­ In the city Tuesday. Com.—J. C. Wardell. ment and tbe first of those secured from Senior Vice Com.—H. 11. Trask. Miss Kate Fisher, of Mlllsburg, Ohio, is . Junior Vice Com.—Wm. Ream. tbe Redpath Bureau. Leland T. Powers, visiting Mrs. L. A. Wetzeil. Quartermaster—Wright H. Garrisou. i who has no superior as an impersonator Chaplain—Hiram Jones. Mrs. C. 8. Brown and Mrs. H. Lewick will appear in "David Garrick." Tickets Surgeon—Henry M. Merritt z Officer of the day—S. J. Wiley. wUl be on sale at F. L. Heath’s for the re­ were in Grand Rapids Tuesday. Officer of the guard.—Hiram Palmatier. mainder of the season at 81.25. Single Mrs. Sarah Bowne, of Grand Rapids, is Delegate to department encampment— admission $.50, reserved seats ten cents visiting her mother Mrs. Gardner. W. F. Hicks. each, board will open on Tuesday morn­ Alternate —Hiram Jones. Mrs. Tbos. Dudley, of Detroit, is visit­ ing at seven o’clock and close at six on tbe ing her sister, Mrs., Julius Russel). evening of the entertainment. See further Mrs. Butler and daughter, of Manches­ TOOK FRENCH LEAVE. ^notice in this issue. ter, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Geo. John• Leland T. Powers who lectures here son. Carve th E*c*j>e* From J ack non ■ext week stands at the very head of his Mr. Daniel Williams, of Charlevoix, Is profession as an impersonator. It cannot visiting his sister, Mrs. A telephone message was received by Cox. for a few Sheriff McKevItt yesteyday morning say­ be denied that there was more or less dis- days. ing that W. J. Carvetk bad escaped from ■atiafaction expressed over the first lecture Mrs. Ida Johnson who has been the prison, aud desiring the Sheriff to keep a in the course, but It all came about guest of her sister at Wayland, returning look out for him In this vicinity. Carvetb through a sort of a misunderstanding. It bad only a year and a half more to serve, home Friday. . and was greatly trusted at the prison was secured because none of tbe other where be cooked for the warden’s family. R. B. Messer returned Friday from a lecturers desired could be secured at that The following concerning his escape is trip In the Interests of the Wool Boot time. Il was by far the least expensive taken from this morning’s Free Press:— lecture of the whole course. But the Lec­ Company. ••William J. Carveth, a "trusty” es­ tnre Course should by no means be decried, Mrs. C. R. Bishop is confined to the caped from prison about 8 o’clock last because of this one lecture, which was not house with inflammation of the knee cap, evening. He merely walked away. Car­ veth was sentenced from Barry County as popular as any or all of the lectures last caused by a fall. for 18 years for mixing poison with food year. The great success, and tne univer­ Frank Little and wife spent a part of in an attempt to kill his wife and came to sal satisfaction of tbe Club Lecture Course last week with their daughter at Hastings. the prison Feb. 6. 1886. __ The wife whom he attempted to poison last year ought to render it one of the per­ —Portland Observer. has been a regular visitor to her husband manent organizations of the city. Its suc­ until a few months ago when she obtained Miss Frances Hams, ot Hastings, as cess last year was due wholly to the ladles, a divorce and married a man at Hastings. Miss Woodworth, of Battle Creek, we The officials believe this domestic trouble and especially to Mrs. Clement Smith and Mrs. W. A. Young’s gussts Thursday.worked upon his mind and led him to tbe committee with her, who used rare Bellevue Gazette. / abandon his good intentions. Should he good judgment in the selection of lecturers. be captured his "good lime” will be for­ Margorle and Walter Donahue, ^ccor Mrs. Smith was also instrumental In se­ feited aud be will have to serve nearly companled by Fr. Kennedy left Defive years.” lecting the four remaining numbers on the troit this morning where thei z As yet nothing has been heard of his program of the Club Lecture Codrse for placed in a Catholic school. whereabouts. this season, and any one of them will be William Sterling Is at Hastings and it worth the price of a season ticket to the s was feared that his hand would have to course. Leland T. Powers who will ap­ fa be amputated on account of some defect in pear in this city one week from.tonlgbt blood circulation but the operation will not stands tlie peer, if pot tbe superior of any have to take place.—Eaton Rapids Jour­ V impersonator hi his profession, and we are nal. . ]' s 3? 388383883 satisfied that those wiio listen to him will l! overlook at once whatever of dissatisfac­ The E. U. K. C. nt Ker. A. D. Grigs­ tion they may have had al tirsL Hon. by’s on Dec. n at 7.30 p. tn. George R. Wendling, of Washington, D. The Epworth League* Sunday evening C., will lecture here Jan. 13th, on "The will be led by Mrs. Belle Burton. Man of Galilee.” Mr. Wendling has a 8« !5 W. C. T. U. next Tuesday afternoon in C«3 . national reputation. January 27th the tbe Supervisors room. Please remember 8 celebrated "Boston Temple Quintette’’ will this. a appear In this city, and nn March 12lh the Presbyterian Y. P. S. C. E. next Sun­ 5 Ooursc will close with a lecture by Robert day evening will be led by Clarence De­ ' = Nourse. subject "John *8011 Jonathan.” Planta. dealing with the rela'.lons between Eng­ The subjects at the Methodist church e land and this country. The last lecturer next Sunday are: Morning, "The Glory of y Kingdom;” Evening, I appeared here last year in "Dr. Jekyll aud The Mediatorial M "Christ's Commendations.” 2 Mr. Hyde." The four last numbers on the h The Experience social of the Ladies Aid course this, year are al! high priced and Society of the First Baptist church will be U = are found on some ot the best lecture held at the church parlors next Friday - courses in this country* Instead of-com­ night Dec. 18. All are Invited. ’ 8 = i plaining over the very first number In the i Usual services at lhe Presbyterian history of the Club Lectuie Course that church. The pastor will preach In the hasn’t been very satUtactory, it would morning on "Iron Gates.” in the evening seem more just and becoming to settle on "Greasing Squeaking Axles." COOKB^ROS.Pro ps. T i s- II == 8 as SB, > E '^Tk s ur \rzstmas Offet ingi Cutters Carnages Something useful for Come in and see our if II down hi anuicipallui* >»i the four excellent numbers that are to follow. A good lec­ ture course In any city not only speaks well for that city, but adds to lhe moral tone of any community. It 1s part of a liberal education, in that it permits people to listen to the best lecturers, permits them to hear the most skilled musicians, it opens to them a new world ot* the best attractions, which are brought to onr very doors at small cchl It should not only be the pleasure, but we believe It to be the doty of the ckiz?ns of this city to give the juncture Con:»e the best possible support, last year a few dollars was left, over and above expenses. This sum was turned over to the Women’s’Chib and has former! the nucleus of a good library. Those who have plenty of means tu spnre could do uo net that would be nu»re appreciated than to buy one or mere season tickets for those unable to buy them, but who wnttlti enjoy Hmeniag to the iMhg* that an* >«■ fol- The Society of the Fl rat Baptist church will be entertained next Wednesday Dec. 16 by Mrs. Rork and the ladies associated with her. Supper served In the church parlors from 5 to 7. PosTroNKD—The time for tbe donation for Rev. A. D. Gii-tiy has been changed to Friday evenliuc Dec, 18th at the parson­ age. Refreshment will Ik* served from 6 to D o’clock. Everyliody cordially invited. Regular Contniunlcstlon of Hastings Ixxlge N<» 52. F. and A. M. will be held Wednesday evwnlirg. Die. iGXh. Election of officers, "pay of dues and others IrnpurtBut business. ’ ’large attendance is A hoped for. L. II. Evarts. Sec’y. Chicken pie social at tbe Methodist CTiurcIi Wednesday afternoon next under charge of Mesdameg M. L. Cook, J. C. Lampinan, W. R. Cook. .Gardner, Chas. Gardner. S. J. McClintock. O. L. Crook. C. G. Mixer, k. C. Russ. Helen Grace, C. Jenson, A. James, Jos. Barnett. Isa Dickinson, T. Crawley and L. A. Wetzeil, and the Misses Nellie Lleudershott. Anna Bowen. Minnie Weber, Cafr(v ’Grace, and and Miss Orunt. ‘j'-Tp ' - .'.'TTod inim k-.-x cig us nnd bur n g-vsoo t icket for ffto'Vr—A uirrttal-in vitat mu. tu-nfT7~~ yourrclf and your mot her or your ■weetheart- By doing this you will help , PROBATE ORDER. rtu*:- uf Michigan, (>>auty •( Barry-as. yourself In more ways than one. Ala sesdon «he rr»*b:u»* Court tor the County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office In Awarded tbe cray of Hastings. In *al<l county, on Vfipdnesdav. the iiiniit dav ol December In the year nigbest Honors—World's Fair, one thotvgn'l ehcht hunored and ninety six. Present, Charles W. Armstrong, .lodge of Probata. . In the matter of the estate of Henry Paul, deceased. Oh reading and filing rhe petition duly verifi­ ed, o< Hiram C«»!entxn Executor named tn the will <>f drera-ed. praying ih (k ceiUiti Inrtrumeol now on fll- lu said court, purporting to be the taud will H» d te» lament of >sld dlM-asrd be admitted to probate and Uie executor named therein appointed. Thereupon n ia ordered, that Thursday, tbe 31st day of Decemtwr A. D. iswi. at ten o'clock In M»e foreoooo.be assljo ed tor Hie hearing of said petition and that the he ra at law of said do ceased and all otber |wr*oi>s interested lu aalo eutate , are requtoe*! to atowar at a seaalon of aald Court, torn to be tortdrn at the Probate eOee. to toe City of Hb»H"«m. in raid uounty. CREAM your house, Stoves For your boys look over our Skates Knives We have hundreds of other nice and useful articles for gifts. Don’t pass us by in looking for your Christmas presents. QOODTEflR BROS a? MORTGAGE SALE. Default liaving been made In the condition*' of a certain mortgage made by.Emeline 8. Pratt of Hastings, Barry County. Michigan to danmel Carsoniof Galesburg, Kalamazoo. Co.. Miehiipui dated the fifth day or June A. D. latt, and re­ corded tn the office of tbe Register of Deeds, tor the County of Barry and State* of Michigan, ou the fifth day of June A. D. 1M5 in Liber £5 of Mortgages, on page IM on watch mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the date of this notice the sum of Two thousand four hundred sod twenty tour dollars and tblrtv cents, and an attorney’s he of Twenty five Dollars provid­ ed for In said mortgage, and do suit or pru.eedIngs at law having t>een instituted to recover the moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof: Now therefore, by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage, and the statute in such case made and provided; notice is hereby given that on Saturday the Thirteenth day of March A. D. 1W7, at ten o’clock In the forenoon, I shall sell at Public Auction, to tbe highest bidder, at the north front door of the Court House In tbe City of Hastings (that being the Elace where tbe Circuit Court for Barn- C'..aniy i holden). the premises described In said mort­ gage. or so much thereof ns ruay be oeoessarv to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with eight percent Interest, and all legal coats, toKttherwllh an attorney’s fee of Twenty five nllars covenanted tor therein*, tbe premises being described iti said mortgage as all that certain lot piece and pareel of land sltua:e in the Township of Bastings lu the Couptv of Barry and State of Michigan, and known and described as follows: Tbe East half of the South West 'barter of Section Twenty ’three in Town Three <3? North Range Eight im West. Oootaintng%igbty Acres more or less COLGBGVK & PoTTXR. Attorneys tor Mortgagee. Dated Dereinber 7, IM* •• o tST’Buy sensible gifts.eoinettiiug serviceable and durable. I5^~Buy those gifts where you get what you pay for. tST’We will have the best and prettiest things ever shown in the city in Dry Goods and Millinery for the hol­ idays. CoLG KO VK &'POTTKR. Attorneys for Mortgagee. Dated December 7.18SML i SAJU BL CAlthoS. Mortgrgee. MORTGAGE SALE. Default ha* log been made In tbe concltibu.-' ot a certain mortgage made by Francis lieanv and Junnle Beany. Husband and Wife, ot Timrnapjde. Barry Countv. Michigan to Eintlv D. Bostwick of it tiara. New York dated the Third day nf November A. D. 1887. and record.ed in the office of the Register of Deed**, for the County of Hurry and State ot Mirhivan, 0” the Fourteenth.day of November a. D. in Liber 20of Mortgages, on page350 on which biortgsgc there In claimed to be due at the dale *of this notice tbe sum of Two'tbousaud two hupdnd and forty eight Dollars and Thirty right cents; and an attorney *h fee of Twenty five Dotiars provided tor In said mortgage.’and uo suit or proceedings at law having been Instituted to recover tbemoneys secured by said mortgage, or any part there-f: Now therefore, by virtue of the power < i sale contained In said mortgage, and the statute in such case made and provided, notice H i*rely given that ou Saturday the Thirteenth d»y of March A. D. IW7 at ten (’’clock in the forenbm?, I shall re II at-Public Auction, to the litghesr -bidder.at th*-North front d<x»r of the Court House 1n the City <*f Hasting- (that being tin? , place where the Circuit Court for Barry Ccun’.y is holden* the nr* tulsos described in sxldjnortgage. or»o pinch thereof a- may be necessary to pay ihe amount due on said mortcace. with Seven per cent. Interest, and gll legal cost*, to­ gether with an.attorney's fee of Twei ty five Dollars cvveriMUted tor therein., lhe premises being described in suud mortgage as all that -eerUln Io: piece and parcel nf land sitir.de In the Township of Thornapple In the County pf Barry and State of Michigan, and known and described as follow*; The East hall of the North West inrarter at Section Thirty Three cw> in Town Four (4) North of Range Tro (Ito West. Containing Eighty acres of land.more or less. Emily D. Bostwh k. ha ii ° by law. and « K or Id e'tutty Lave been Instituted to recover the debt secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof. J Now therefore, noticeTo hereby given tbn* undcr and by virtue of said power of sale In said mortgage ooutolned, and in pursuance uf the stotaEfl? toe mate ot Mlcblpm tn iuch etS made and provided, we will sell at public auc­ tion or vendue to toe highest bidder M the front door of tbe Court House in the village of Has­ tings. Barvv County. Michigan, that being th*place of holding tbe Circuit Court for Mid Coubtvof Barry.on Friday, tbe fifth day of March. A. D. 1WT. at three o.elodt p. m. ot said day. tbe toad and premises to said mortgage and herein­ after described as follows; (0 Wit; AU those 01 land in Town tour (4) North of Range nine (g West that being toe town of Irving. In tbe County or' Barrr Biato of MMUgan. dereribed m fol«. viz: being tbe southwest quarter (s. w. U) of the southwest quarter (e. w. k) of Section eight (8). tbe Northweet quarter (n. w. of the nortbwrat quarter (n. w. W erf Section seventeen (17). also tbe north twenty (») acres of the east sixty (60) acres of tbe southeast quarter (s. e. o’r Section seven (7), in said Town-four (4) North of Range nine <B) West, that belug toe said Town of Irving, containing m tbe three descrin tlons one hundred acres of land, be tbe same more or lees, together with tbe tenements, hereditaments and appurteoaoces thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. 8ALUX B. Rick GkbTRUDEB. ALBTtX. AMfgneee of Mortgagee. CnAMBKBLAIM & GL’IKK. 1i *s 28 [•’"■SHl. M. >to?mhrcay Attorneys for Assignees of Mortgagee; Dated December 10,18M. I 1 •I! » toe nth day of Mirth of th? estate For the Holidays we have a whole store full of things that would make the very best and most useful kinds of gifts. We are prepared for all kinds of weath­ er and can sell you is k'' J♦ D. Mortgagee. Wanted. Tea lady agents to handle our gcods and corresponding at their boiua. Permanent position #15 no to 130X0 per week First replies receive Doeirioas. Address Lock Box 753.'Kalamazoo. Mich. . tx« To reduce our Immense Steck of Ijidies. Miwt s and Childrens . Trenan rent Not lee. I will be at Freeport Dec. 17. St and Jar. ,7; Ht Hastings Cltj Bank *J6: at Irvivjr Dn». 28 and at Frank Pratt’s. Middleville iM-.-sfth to receive taxes. C. 11 'Williams. Trek-*. Irving. llich. lo ?E2=- •fl W4 UNDERWEAR, A Bad Mistake Previous to taking our Annual Inventory, we have made one of the Biggest Cuts in Prices that has ever been made in Hastings. Between now and January 1st, ’97, these goods MUST be sold. WE WANT MONET, TOO WMHT UNbERWE/IR Is a good thing not to make, and one of the worst mistakes possible is missing. bar­ gains in our stock of HATS. Buy where your money brings the most. T/uU’« fhrijj. <md thrifty people fare beet in this world. ‘We’ve Increased your stock of money l< increasing its value in our goods. We’re selling what you need at low low prices. Our figures are practical studies In economy. Here are some of the p ila’.y y>u cint too carefully. For one week only we will sell you Ladies’ Fine Shoes $4.00 grade @>............ *3-25 S’ 75 “d $’-5» gradesld.aj 300 <« ................ 1.50 a.a5 gride................. 1.90 »a.oo grade 0........... *1.65 C.H.O t � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-12-17.pdf 61cbb56d0d85d92c0ea0e5989b348f3e PDF Text Text WWW [ LARGEST CIRCU- • ‘ I T Y Hastings Banner. [ USING MEDIUM Hi i VOL. XLI. NO. 33 HASTINGS, MICH.. DECEMBER 17, 1896. 39-40-42-44 We have 29 Suits of the above ow. as Christmas approaches we sizes, don’t want so many, so have call your attention to the Spec­ divided them into two lots: ial Goods, we will have All the $7 50, $9.00 with the and $10.00 Suits will go at $5.85. Special Prices: NicaCream Candy. • Hand made Cream Candy. • Extra One Cranberries. • • i:<tra tine Almeria Grapes. Fancy Washington Navel Oranges. Mixed Nuts.................................. renoble Walnuts. • BEST BRAND O^STERM. 10c per lb All the $12, to $15 lot to go at $9.35. 10c per qt iNc per lb If you wear any ol the above sizes here are some never-beforeseen bargains. . ' 15c per lb New lot of Neckties in new pat­ 15C •• terns selected for Christmas effect —Club House, Bows, Tecks, Im­ BEST BRAXD CRACK KRS. perials, 4-in-hands, Puffs. In fact everything nice and good Best 50c, 75c, 90c underwear in the city. ' for the day and the dinner. Gloves and Mittens, best quality -lowest prices. Collar Buttons, Cuff Buttons, Cuff holders. Hams & VaDArman J. C. FARRELL, Clothier. THAT RACKET." A little reflection about F urnirure can lean to but one condit­ ion: a brilliant result always fol'ows buying at our establishment. "How Does it Look “And Will It Last kre the first questions to ask about a piece of furniture. Whitever’s handsome and durable is as good as if need be. Our Bedroom Suites and Dining Room Outfits leave nothing to be desired in point of beauty and solidity. We keep Prices Down To make buying easy. Here’s how to’hiake-money: A A A A $15 Couch for $10 $13 Dining Table for - $8 ?i2 Upholstered Rocker for - *8 *9 Stand for $5 ’ Thes6 are some of the bargains we are offering as special attrac t ions. Renkes & Walldorff, UNDERTAKERS, Rooms Ford's Hotel. i MORTGAGE SALE. Delaultlmviug been in ids in the conditions I o; a certain mortgage m-ide by Frank Martin 1 t stugte maul ol the Township of Assyria. Barry County. Michigan. Dan. W. Reynolds. . “LJ ' ..vuirrui .uu ri.iu.J . I’.itrrv County Muhtgau. dated tw day of ■sei * ■ temper 1 in,—-j a zx. az., i v v,*, ,,, .> tu the •of• I)., irtiiv* HJ-. and recorded ,l.u ..V fl*,mr f totlllfV of tlcv of tb- Register of Dor-da, sur 111*. lire Goimiy Bwrv Mud stjite of Mkh>g< . on the flr*t day olOctob^-A. D. ikuIh Liber 41 of mortgage*, uu page 51. said mortgage W4» on the express i HullHfin that should any default lw made in the paynuutof said interest orauv part there­ of. on w»v day whereon the same Is mada payatilt-, a* above expressed, a'ld slvndd the same remain imj aid and In arrears for the space of thirty then and from thenceforth, the atoresalrt principal turn of Four hundred dollnr» with all arrearage of hi threw I thereon, .-ball, at iheoptluu of said party of the -econd part, becohvt and be due aud payable Imme­ diately thereafier. altbouifh the period above Hunted for the (myinrut th- reof may ii-1 then have expired, and default Iravhur been in-vlrJn tbr paxmo.iit of iuterrst due September 1st 189.5. ;rnl the -ante having remained unpaid and lu - y: r<-nr*for thuspnc* -of thirty da.s and up wards the aforesal: nrlttcipal stun with all grreiiraues of Interest now declared one and jmyabie bv tile tennt of Mild murtgaSte, on Which niortme there Is claimed to be dn- nt :«e date of this mortgage the sum of Four hundred and furtv four dollars and seventeen c-nts. and an attorney's fre of Fifty dollars prurlded far in said intrtuage, ami no wit »r procsodlngs ar. law hevi’ig been fnwtllte'1 to recover the m mew s-wursd by said m jr.g*£s. or any pa 11Hereof; , Sow. therefore, by virtu- of the power or sate conlhit.ed In aahl morfgag’*, *»<» s'Mutrln such case moi- and provided, nntiee hereby given that «n Saturday the t scutjetn day of March A. D. I<97 at ten o’clock In the forenoon, I Khali sdl at. PubHs Auction, to the hixhert bldd-r at the North trout d.wr of the Court House in the City of ijaMtugs itbat b*lug-the pl tee where the Cirvu t Court for Barry County Is holdonj. the premises described In said mirguce. or *’ much thereof as may r* n«cess*»'V l> t»*y lbamount due on said mortgage with seveu rer rent InterrM, and ail >gal costa together with an attorney’- foe of Fifty d«H*to. d lor therein, the premises being described tn waid mortgage as ml that certain lot Pteee and pareet of l»»d situate In the Township of A»ayna tn the County of Harry and Htate of Mich­ igan. and known and de-ertb- d a* foltow-; Toe-s-uih Quarter [frl o< the North West Quarter fulot Mection Twenty-eight CELLULOID Handkerchief, neektle and collar boxee Tor a presents at the Racket. PiiiK Smith. DO YOU WANT Hair ornaments or stick pins? We have them. Phin Smith, at the Racket. WE HAVE The largest line of ladles handkerchiefs and gentleman's scarfs ,we ever had aud that insures you cheap for the quality. Ph IN SMiTH.at Ihr Racket. UP TO DATE Some new shoes with the latest sty le toe just it/ also some childrens crack pna^f shoes for school wear. Phin Smith, n the Racket. TOYS, TOYS You an*, aware Phin Smilti always has the largest as well as the greatest assortment of toys for sale in the county. Weiu/thls year Is nu exception and wtynt bv is goir.g^io do with tl em is the n^t/question. But if he keeps on with theSqlices he has com­ menced on uo doubt they will all go ns he has toys to fit all pocket books from the 1c toy up. Call and be convinced. He inalwavs up with the times. 5 AND IOC There is uot room on this whole page to enumerate one half of the bargains in toys Phin Smith has pu his 5 and 10 cent counters. . WIRE FRAMES also crepe paper for lamp shades. Ail the colors up at Phin Smith’s Racket store. DONT FORGET The little folks o” Christmas. It wont cost you much If you go up to Phin Smith’s aud get each one a present. BOYS, BOYS The King Air rille sure death to rats and Sparrows. (July 99c. up at Phin Smith’s Racket. GIRLS, GIRLS We have too many, too many dolls. We have them for 1c. 5c. 15C. 30c. 35c. 35c. 50c, 75. 99c and a doll for twins for 10c. Cai! and’ see Phin Smith at the Racket store. SANTA CLAUS has brought us too many hand sleds and we jire going to make the price sell them. Pmx Smith, at the Racket. CLOTH I NG SALE COLLARS Any linen collar In the store for nine cents. They must go with the rest. Pmx Smith. , OVERCOATS No one in this city ever bought overcoats as cheap as they can now. I must if possible get them all sold this monUL Pn« Smith. at the Closing Out sale,. FAMOUS <PANT5 They all go at cost and the warrant Is on them. Jost the same you will not get another chance again soon like It. Pntx Smith. at the Closing Out sale. SUITS Yon can now buy a suit so cheap you can affonl to hire the money and lay If away as you can buy them as cheap as I did. They must go at some price. Pmx Smith, Clothing Sale. c p a MTS for 4 years old at 17c. B?.Y? . n,£re h. nronorCost more money. Others .in propor­ tion. Pnix Smith, at the clothing store. FIXTURES show cases, store tables, desk, all g«» at ihe closing out sale. -"vAg Phix Smith, at the Clothing snle^| D A. SHELDON, Woodland. • , Abjlmct ,:><! Ileal K.tate Office. Our roads are fairly good once mortt Abstract Block, Hartlnga. Mooey to loy, „u K„J E,UM Real Theron Jordan has returned home from. flavin??..com ” V on’ conveyancing.- Freeport where he has been working on a TLVJEPl?1® M?of Ab<ract Books, oom I arm. Kocor<,». furutsb complete auHiracts. Chas. Collins has received a letter from Dr. J. Baughman. The doctor has de­ HOLGROVE A POTTER, cided to locate at Rapid River, Delta , Attorneys at Law County in the upper peninsula. Colgrove.) Andrew Sheilenberger has agiin de­ b,ock-Hastings.! Practices In all the courts of the state. cided to leave home and family. It will be renJembered that In October. 1895 Shei­ A B- kenaston. lenberger left his home and was gouir six Attorney at Law, weeks. A Mrs. Russell.a near neighbor,left -■ J.8.Goodvenr*Oo.’8#tore.) They’’ were rractloesln all courts of the State. Collections her home at the same time. promptly attended to. finally located Ih Missouri but no effort was made to induce them to return by L* R. TIMMERMAN, Homcepathte Phy their families, but they soon began to long for home and returned very penitent, and L • sician and.Surgeon. were forgiven and restored to family bliss. Office over Roger’s grocery store.) On Dec. 2nd of the present year Mrs. Rus­ A. SCRIBNER, M. D„ sell disappeared. In a few days Mr^Shel• Physician and Stirgeon, lenbergtr received a letter wfileh he __ . Delton. • Mich. clain^d was a warning to him to depart to Office In residence, one block east *f depot. parte unknown or be would be visited with white, cap vengence. He seemed a. a c. h. barber very much excited and nervous and final­ • Physicians and Surgeons. ly stated to bls wife that he would go to Calls In city or county responded to with the northern part of the state on a visit to promptness, day or night. his sister and remain until such time as he could safely return. On Dec. 11 th he aw and collection office of started on his visit. Soon after his de putture Mrs. Sheilenberger" became sus­ J. M. SMITH. Collections made in all parts of the state picious and hitched up a horse and drove tn her father, D. F. Roberts, of our town­ Conveyancing a speciality. Special jrains taken in drafting contracts, chattel mort­ ship. After listening Xo her story Mr. Roberts decided that things looked suspic­ gages and wills. Woodland, Mtch. ious and hitched up his horse aud drove to Woodbury and Lake Odessa and finding jpdward Taggart Ixryal E. Knappen. that Sheilenberger had not taken the train Arthur C. Denison. at either place drove to our village. He TAGGART. KNABFKN A DENIBON teamed at the depot that Sheilenberger LAWYKIJS. • had taken the south bound passenger for Rooms 811 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,, Grand Rapid*. Michigan. Kalamazoo. Just where Sheilenberger and Mm Russell are, no one knows, but it is suspected that they have decided to once AMES A.SWEEZEY. Attorney at law. more renounce home and families and join Hardinga. Mich. t a ii otheff In the toboggin slide of lite. Practices in all courts of the state. Col­ The contest at the M. E. church on lections promptly attended to. Thursday night under auspices of the W. C. T. U. blds fair to be the event of the season. The lecture at the M. E. church on Fri­ M. H. STEBBINS, day night was liberally attended. Funeral Dihkctoil Rooms next to Christmoa* Photograph J. M. Smith ana wife and daughter Studio. Residence Court rtrrrt. Ail were in Hastings over Sunday. •mptlv u-nih-.i dav or n!;;!):. C H L J W Delton. WHOLE NO. 2166 Quimby. There will be preaching at the school house Sunday evening. There was r large crowd at the Ladies Aid Society last Thursday at the home of Mre. G. C. Scott Clark Graves, of Rockford, visited at John Oastlelu’s last week. Henry Strong shipped a car load of lum­ ber from here to Battle Creek. The next Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs. E. D. Reid, Thursday Jan. 7th,’ 1897. . Mrs. John Lichty who has been visiting her daughter In Edmore returned home last week. Arthur Crook who has been visiting his sister In Northern Michigan returned home last week Monday. John CaHteleln was In Battle Creek one day last week. Walt Rldleman was In Belding one day last week. Vance Homes and wife, of Assyria, speut Sunday with friends here. There will be an entertainment at the school house Christmas evening. It will be free to every body who will come. Chas. Reid spent Suudhy with George Balch in your city. Orangeville. Edger Brown and wife returned last Saturday from Lansing where they were In attendance at the State Grange. Rev’s. Wilder and Burlington are hold­ ing protracted meetings in the Town Hall. Iru Otis, of Rutland, is visiting friends in Orangeville. Grover Reedman. a lad of eleven years, ran away from home one day last week but returned before daylight the next morning and hurrahed toy McKinley. The election of officers In the Grange occurs Dec. 26. All members are request­ ed to be present. . The first Baptist church elects their oftiicers the first Monday In January. The people of Orangeville are waking up to the improvement of the highways they are making some very fine roads. The farmers turn out liberally. We think if all took ns much interest as the Orangeville people we would have good toads in a short time. Hickory Corner*, Cortright Bros, have improved the looks of their store by putting down a new walk. The W. M. Aid Society of this place meet this week Wednesday.W. M. Brown was at Hastings on Wed­ nesday last. There will be a cottage prayer meeting at Freeman Fords. All are cordially in­ vited. Hark, we hear wedding bells in the near future. The Baptist Aid society will hold a ba­ zaar at the Maccabee hall Friday evening. Wil! serve coffee and friedcakes. Come everybody and look over the stock. ' The marriage of Maude Rockwell, of this place and Fred Fitch, of Augusta, will lake place nt tho bride’j parents Wed­ nesday evening. Rev. Weaver, of this place, Is visiting relatives at Benton Harbor. Mr. Swanson and wife visited at Has­ tings Wednesday and returned Thursday. r K WbatSImll ChildreaPUy? We stated in the last paper that a chikPa play has the stamp of his distinctive in­ dividuality upon It. The child gives eg, pression to the Impressions be bay re. ceived with the stamp of bls own authori­ ty—he re-issues these impressions as h» own coin. His game is to him his owa creation—otherwise it is of little or no la­ te rest to him. The element of creation la essential in healthy play—Indeed in all healthy activity. Play is also a process of self-revelation—a process of discovery of what one can do. Reflection upon the educative value of these characteristics which develop la child play, will give a somewhat fair con­ ception of the educative valoe of play. Play is Nature’s means of education «ad Iter methods are usually effective. Child­ rens’ games Involve the functions which constitute really educative activity. The application of the foregoing is thia —all play is educational, “free play** highly so. To limit childrens’ play is to starve them, to defile their play is to poi­ son them, to exalt their play is to ennoble their characters and strengthen their pow­ ers. Of course play is not everythlBg, Work has its functions even In the train­ ing of very young children. Yet it is to a great extent true that the individual te* comes in manhood that which he plays in childhood. The play of childhood is many times the rehearsal of the role which the individual will assume in the drama of later years. “Let the child live In bls childhood way. The life which yon would have him live In manhood's day.”.« Is it idle to insist that herein Iles one of the most serious problems of home and school? Is it worthy of suggestion that method dn the play ground and in the nursery are as important as methods in the school room? That the activities of the play ground are often more far-reaching than those of the school room? Ilia above presumes that children play upon the school ground, and we believe the right training received by theyoung Amer­ ican on a school yard where democracy holds sway and popular opinion is active, is culture in no small degree. Some one lias said “the increasing uae of directed play in the kindergarten may lessen the Incomparable value of free, play.” Children are very strongly Influenced by their games. If they play robber they get the robber’s spirit—the robbing instinct la fostered. If they play farmer they develope the farmer’s Interest. Games of char­ ity beget the spirit of charity. Cruel games beget cruelty. Games involving unsocial relations tend to beget unsocial dispositions. Games involving assertion of individuality develop self assertion. It is said that actors, in a measure, become the characters which they represent— children are subject to the same laws. Games involving dignified relations and attitudes go toward fixing those attitudes in the child. . Every teacher knows that rude play makes rude boys; every mother knows that quarrelsome plays breeds quarrel­ someness. ' CD) The follQwlng may be enunciated ' as a law: “Play fosters in a child the Instlneta which gave birth to the thing played, and the spirit which is embodied in the game.’* if the lower keys only of the child’s na­ ture are touched, the sounding boards be­ come vibratlle to lower tones: but if the higher keys are touched, the heart will be made to vibrate with joy and love and sym­ pathy, and the life be made pqrer add sweeter thereby. j . . (Conf Inued.) Dr. Elliott, of Hickory Corners, was T E. BARRELL. called to see John Scribner the doctors v • "Attorney at law. Office over Hartings City Bun’.c. Coitectinns father. promptly attended to, and general law buaine»y Q. A. Hynes Sundayed at Hastings. transacted. G. R. Maiu has his new barn nearly enclosed by the assistance of James Bush. JjEARN PHOTOGRAPHY Kirs. S. Thomas Is again able to be up after a severe attack of Lagrippe. With the Comet. A C:ttn<*ra with lull Instruct­ Mr. Huntington is having the stone wall ions and material lur innkiim pictures, t’crce onl» 81 O-t. General and local agmt* waufrd. pointed to his house. School Ip the primary department is Addre-'s M. C. Elliott. 11 Norwoodv\ve . llflhdale. Mich. ' • progressing finely with Mrs. A. F. Norris ns teacher. Mr. Rogers. Mrs. Brandstetters father, astings ity z nk will spend the winter In the east. W. H. Chase and wife spent a few days Hastings, Mich. • in Kalamazoo with her parents. John Nichols, of Howard City, has come to spend the winter in Delton. SURPLUS, *20,000.00 A stranger by the name of Wm. E. Incorporated under the laws of the State of Salford Is very sick at Eli Thomas’. Michigan. James R. Bush and wife and daughter. Media, of Howard City, are spending a few weeks here with relatives. The lad­ OFFICERS; Several Knights of Pythias of this place ies health is not th? best and have come to D. G. Robinson. President attended the funeral of a brother Kulgbt Chester Metowir. Vice Pres. these pans for medical treatment Dan W. Reynolds, Cashier Mrs. W. J. Lance, of Qedar Creek, took at Hastings Sunday. DIRECTORS: The entertainment given in Freeport the train here via the C. J. vt M. to Au­ Dan W. Reynolds. W. IL Powers. hall Friday evening by the Foresters was gusta to see her sister whio Is very sick". z-x' D. G. Robinson. R. B. Messer. a success and largely attended.' \ M. L.Cook. Chester Meaner.. , Merr.tt Whippie has moved into Mrs. The M. E. people expect to dedicate A. Norwoods house on Oichard St. P. T. Colgrore. ....... Rev. Rlchtmyer was very pleasantly their new church next Sunday. It is a Has the only savings department in Barry surprised one evening test week by his fine building and they may well be proud Conntv and pays interest on all time friends from Cressey they leaving a very of it deposfts. Miss Flora Stlnc.hcomb bas finished her fine overcoat for his -use. Dewitt Raney has moved Into the C. B. work for Mrs. J. L. Young and returned Cloverdale home. Robinson house near the school house. Mrs. E. F. Sayles departed for Iowa U W. Whittemore and wife entertained Cbnrcn and Society. J. B. Sackett Post G. A. R. will-install Its officers on Wednesday evening Jan. at dinner the 13th. Dr. Scribner and wife. last week. W C. T. U. next Tuesday afternoon In Mesdames Lucy Wibert and M. B- Case Supervisors room. Cth at Delton. A full attendance Is de­ A. Jones and wife and daughter, Alice, it went to Lacey last Saturday to visit their sired. The friends of the }G. A. R. are being her 50th birlhdAy. Y. P. 8. C. E. next Sunday evening at Mr. Dubois is moving into his new cousin Mrs, Laura Rossman whom they 6 in Presbyterian church. requested to be presented and all who de­ had not met in forty years. sire can- partake of an oyster supper pro­ house tills week. The U. E. R. C. will meet with MIm The new depot for the L. & H. at this Replogle Saturday evening at 7.80.J Frank Bishop Is building a new work vided by Comrade Blackman at a reason­ place Is completed. Are you going to the donation at Rev. able price. Judge Armstrong has been shop on his lot east of his house. The Cong’l Sunday School will have a A. D. Grigsby’s Friday evening Dec. I8th» E. Loomis and wile have been spending invited to perform the Installation cere­ a few days with his folks near -Battle Christmas wheel. The Emmanuel Christian Endeavor, monies. Dec. 20. will be lead by Mary 'Powers. James Bates who left town some time L' R. K. Potter has moved his family to Bronard. 1 Either Mr. Frank Knowles or'Maurlee ago thinking to hud a better location has D. IL Cook, of Hastings, was the guest returned and is satisfied that Cloverdale Portland• where he has work for the win­ Ul of his brother. UUJipu Joseph Cook, last week Grigsby, of Alma College, will preach at Ilia UIUUIOI. the Presbyterian church next Sunday and vicinity Is a good place in which to ter.Wm.im0ltlh.-U3 fleeter will be •> j ^“^er »« In K.l.m.zoo lot morning and evening. live. The Hastings and Rutland Sunday Our pastor is bolding revival meetings Hotel Delton every Tuesday. Thursday. All memlwrs of Barry Tent No. 6.9 K. School Association will meet in conven­ here now. Miss Lillie Lindsey and B. Fenner, of Miss Eva Ashby was surprised one eve­ Q. T. M. are earnestly* requested to be Milo, were united in marriage last week tton on Tuesday, 29th at Episcopal Parisi) House. Look for program. ning recently by a visit from a large num­ present at there next regular review Dec. Wednesday at the home of the bride. The dedication of the new Freeport M. ber of her young friends who assembled 19th as the'election of officers ’will occur There was a social last week Friday E. church will occur next Sunday Dee. 20 in honor of her 21st birthday anniversary. at this time. evening at Rev. E. S. Morehouse's. ’ Mrs. David Gibson, of Emmet County. Leland Warner, of Kansas, h expected at 2:30 p. tn. Rev. Dr. H. C. Jennings, of Carlton. ’ Is visiting-relatives here. I home to spend Christmas and New Years. Chicago will preach and conduct the. exer­ __ 1- Gardner, of Bellaire. l« Ike D?Back is a boss hand to gum and Mrs. Vine Carpenter has typhoid fever Mrs. I, Maria Is till. the cises. The St. Agues Guild wilt hold their an­ at the home ol her parents. Dr. Wright file a cross cut saw. gue.it of her sister, Mrs. Fannie Farr. nual sale of fancy articles on Saturday Archy Anderson is very sick but aeejna Is attending her. Chester Honeywell has captured his Miss Zella Odell Is now at homo enjoy­ man who raided his house last fall, taking Dec. 19. from 2 to 4 and from " to 8. to Be a little better at present. Obed Chamberlain Is Improving al­ ing a vacation. She has been clerking in two watches and some money. He is Home made candies will btx sold, aud an opportunity will be given to have your a store near Detroit for seme Huie. though be Is still confined to the house. boarding In the city, with James McKevitt. fortunes told. Light refreshments will Louis Snyder who has been quite II. for Eli Lindsey was in Allegan last week be served. Special effort has been made some time Is n*w on the gain. Friday, In tho interest of the Prairieville, to bring all articles within, the reach of George Tester ha« returned to Carlton, ereampry. ___ everyone. having been in N. Y. the past summer. Maple Grove. Charley Breker will spend Christmas with hit parents in Canada having been Elmer Clark and wife have returned Whatever may be said about the publi­ absent from the parental roof several years. from Woodbury. Burt Service Intends to spend Christmas Maurice Reese, of Bellevue, spent Sun­ cations of Rev. Irl R. Hicks by those who do not fully understand the facts, there la In Western Lenawee Co., with home day with relatives here. no denying the truth that his paper and Bertha Palmer is on the sick list. U Mathias Allerding who broke his leg a Mrs. Cora Hay, of Woodbury.. visited Almanac have come to stay. His splendid, short time »lnre. while netting » barrel of her mother, Mrs. Ed Reese, a few days journal. Word and Works, is now entering its tenth year, largely increased in circu­ elder-down cellar. Is Improving. Judson last week. Rev. Arthur Trott and wife, of Lake lation and In every way improved, until It Carpenter la looking after the out door Odessa, visited old friends in this vicinity deserves the national reputation it has at­ ” There will be a Christmas tree at the M. last week. tained. His 1897 Almanac Is now ready There will be a donation for the benefit and is by far the finest and most beautiful E church. Xmas eve., and other inter­ LIU BdlUU, o. the ill-, home ..CU.V V. ..w 108 pages, of Mrs. Ella Lamb, at of Mr. be has yet hsued. It contains esting exercises under the d,rectlon® 01 and.Mrs. Thomas Fuller, Friday, aud a ] Including cover artistically printed In <»r Don Putnam and Mrs. and —‘ J Is filled from back w to back with nne program is being prepared, we bear. box social lu the evening for the young colors, just what la wanted In every shop, office people. Every body. Invited. The Zpworth League was led by Mrs. and home In America. "One feature of tha Hinds Corners. Almanac for 1897 la a series of 19 original, Preaching Sunday morning al 11 o’clock. James Gray Sunday evening. The dance at Elmer Palmer’s was well beauqfully engraved star maps, with ex­ Y P. S. C. E. at 7:30. attended and a good time reported by alL planatory chapters, which could rot be Wm. Kline Is on the sick list Many bought for less than five dollars hi any olh.n. .re .ufferin, from xnrt «>'<>»• work on astronomy. As Mr. Hicks has to DIED. We hope .11 who wish to Joto » correctly and faithfully warned the poblie .ehooi will <0 to the Shultz ekoreh tator- BROWN—At his home in Hastings town­ of coming droughts, floods, cold warn, ship Saturday morning at four o ’ clock d.y ereolnz. Dec. l»th. u Mr., tot of of heart trouble and a complication of blizzards, tornadoes and cyclooe*. in the Coum Creek. wl» ,here for pa yean passed, aside from the other varied diseases. Royal H. Brown. and splendid features of his paper and Al­ ^°C V. Robinson .nd Mrs. Edmond. »ltended chur.h .t the Doud School houre an old soldier, and for many year, amem­ prompt every family to suteeribe at oww ber of Barry Lodge Nn. It, Knight of SnndM morning. „ , _ ___ for 1897. The Almanac is only *5ota. a Bert Bliven and Mias •,o*le * ’j*r’ copy. Word and Works is om dollar • Rutland, Sundayed wRh Fred Hinds peo- H C B\ , PITTING” PRESENT Would be a pair of our ladies’ lace or button shoes. They are the latest style and cut in fine shoes, and are an altogether perfect fitting shoe. Find out the size needed and make your wife happy with a pair of these shoes for Christmas. L. E. STAUFFER fend th* Christmas tree at ShtdU ChristCaahierat SCHOOL COLUMN. Craauetad br Mt,. ,|ora j. B«lta ' Commlastoner. respect 1b which de­ �Hastings Banner. Michigan = state news BIRDS THAT CARRY ECGS. A Queer Arctic Bird. The modern idea of feminine rights j • must be modeled after the habits of the red-necked phalarope. a bird with a special fondness for the arctic regions. According to Mr. Elliott, the hen bird does nil lhe courting. “The male,” be says, “is aa coy and retiring as the moxt bashful maiden, turning away from the proffered attentions, first to this side, then to that, even flying to the opposite side of the pool or to another near by; but all In vain, for he is chosen by the fair one who has chosen him from his fellow*, and there is no escape. At least, like any other poor bachelor so I beset, he yields, and the nest, a slight ' structure of dry stalks, is placed in the center of a tuft of grass. The eggs are four hi number. On these the poor i male, the victim of woman’s righto, is obliged to sit the greater part of the time, the female amusing herself on the pool near by."—Troy Times. C, Thursday, Dec. 17. 1896. The Michigan State Federation of Labor in session at Lansing adopted resolutions demanding free text books ENGLISHMEN AND AMERICA. 1 and favoring government ownership of ---------U It... Mw Who Bare Bren Wan rri.*a> m 1' — railroad _..J aud *A1 triegrapb lines, »uUl*al |>oatal »«VsavTUI* Country. j Ings banks, the issuing of all money by The fact is that the English public | the government direct, and making use men. who have understood America, or ; and occupancy the sole basis of owner who have’seemed to care to understand i ship of lands, were indorsed. Officer* her, have. at least until recently, al- j were elected us follows: President, ways represented a small minority, I Harry C. Barter,^Detroit; vice presiDuring the first century of our national ! dents, George IL Canfield, of Lansing; 'IHe J'-----.—,-----r I?.... »ni\Anhv i rearedy an1,'EB»lfabiL of ". ntf- I Ur‘ •Mury J**' uenee wa* elear-aiglited enough to pe^ > A. Barron, of Port H . ■ Wire America’s real devotion to greathnd-■ treMurer. William Crewe. Grand | I Some time ago a smalt party of ex­ plorers landed on one of the apparent­ ly barren islands just on the borders of the Antarctic regions and found it in­ habited by a remarkable colony of birds that ranged from large Mother Carcylike birds to penguins of all kinds and degrees. The island wan fairly covered with the feathered Inhabitant*, and ns the boat run onto a rock that apparently afforded a landing the birds, instead of moving away, seemed detormined to reaent the intrusion and stood their ground, viciously attacking the men, who, though they knocked the birds ideals. Our British kinsmen thought I Rapids. aside with clubs and cars, made no ap“ a horde of OredgrimL, and nothin? I nrr preciobie inroad on their puxnbera. The party then formed a compact body, •tee; wherew. in .pdte of a reemins of Gr„„d, •teorp ton in material thingy the na; th(_ fnt(, of her hual>ajl,,- and, armed with boathooks to push tho tiona 1 hfe waa prepping”‘Ux“‘*£ who«e wh.reobouta she has been en- shrieking throng aside, moved up what ethical and political ideas, which tho ! , was apparently a street, here and there aelhshness and irresponsibility of poll- deavonng to locate for IS months. In dotted with singular stool-like objects Kmploymsut for 0,000 Men. ttei.ua might sometimes distort, but: 18l>5. the mangled remains of a , about three feet in width, larger at the Pittsburgh, Pa., Dec. 11.—A general barer stifle. Leigh Hunt, as Lowell i™” found strewn along the Lake top. These were the nests of the al­ resumption of operations in the river tuod to remind us. could n.-rer(hink of Shore,truck west of Sturgis. LetUre | batross. and, as the men were especially coal mines will take place in a few day*, America without seeing in imagination I f“u"d’n *'* l*ari,?'r th' ' desirous of obtalnhig a set of the eggs, giving employment to about 0,000 men. « gigantic counter stretched all along I “»me " • H Thojnas. but the place of j our seaboard; anti we bore Hunts ridi- hU rwadenre could not be establtshed, | they observed the nests very carefully, The miners will receive un advance in but in every instance the bird when wages at 37% cent* per 1U0 bushels, tho-j" rule with a complacencv that was the “n,J,'he„ b',r-^ 1“ "'V10R I approached shuffled clumsily away and agreement holding good until next more cheerful because his caliber and : Ch“r’M H»ner. of Sturgis, deter­ no eggs were found, though the birds J.iyt 2 weight of metal were acareelv great i "'“'‘’’s • were supposed to l>e sitting upon them. enough to do much execution over sea. I "'''r 18 “°'’th* •e”Th ha. found Fifty Year* tn Journalism. Finally a nest was found containing an rhiludelphin. Dee. 1U. — Eminent pub­ Carlrlesneerediwcretuemberedhisdys-i Mrs. Thomas._________ egg, but just as the men irew nenr the lic men from many cities sut round I» psia aud forgave. Huskin emptied I inda.m.1 school tor Hoy. bird alighted and took her place upon the board ul the Hotel Walton Wednes­ this vials of his eloquent contempt upon : The ann„„i report of the industrial it, eying them with suspicion and utter­ day night and did honor to Cot. Alex­ our sacrifice to America's freedom and I „.hoo! <or boy. at LunSingsavs: ing a curious, hnlf-hissing sound. They ander K. McClure, editor of the Times, integrity; we abated no jot or tittle of . Sln„ |1M openln. at th. school . total of watched her for a few momenta and vi bo that day completed his fiftieth year x>ur veneration for hix prophet’B me»- ■ children. Including eight girls, have | then forced her from the nest, when, to xac*e, while we strove to make just allow-, been vent to the echool. The number of ; their amazement, the egg Had been in journalism. Gov. Hastings presided. naee for the vagaries of the hrperre•= swallowed up. The nest was examinedFourteen Uve* Lost. London, Dec. 11.—The British ship tbetic temperament. Theoe things it I juoe » in8t was SO. Thu number of boys closely and finally torn apart, the men is easy to condone. • • • The Eng- born In Michigan who have attended the thinking that possibly the egg might British Peer. €apt. Jones, which sailed lishmen who have understood Ameri- ’fh001 »• ‘"I®!; from London, October 4, for CupeTown 1.2S6. Fifteen Is is the age at j have slipped i?to it in some mysterious ... . . . ... . elgn countries 1.W6. can life have judged it by something be- wJlch most (Ound their way to th. i way, but without success. Finally one and Portland, Ore..' bus been wrecked sides the froth of irresponsible press school, the number committed at that age ' of the party attempted to catch an al­ at Suidunlui bay. South Africa. It is be_____ _443; at............. 13. 1.120. at ’11. Ths j - unties * • - and ---• < n-K.; iieXetl that 14 pci>»us perished. The and• the of- provincial “states- being Increased attendance necessarily call* forj batross, and while he was following mrn.~ Cobden’s fatal exposure of his an Increased appropriation for current ox- > the bird in a ludicrous chase over the ship registered 1.428 tons; life to do us service, and John Bright’s perms. and 180.000 are asked for. stubble an egg suddenly appeared, i>rave words in the hour of our distress, dropped by the cunning bird, which box! can never be forgotten. The memory, Miss Anna E. Coleman, of Noble Cen- j all the time beea carrying it, not under of Thomas Hughes—alas! that we ter, Branch county, left for Key West, < her wing, as she is supposed to do at sea, must write “memory” now—will al­ Fla., where she hopes to find passage by superstitious sailors, but in a pe­ ways remain a rich and fragrant leg* to Cuba. William JR. Needham, aged culiar sack in the skin provided by nat­ FROM THOUSANDS THAT ARE SUF­ acy, to which, in a peculiar sense, we FERING FROM^PILES. AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE 22 years, a Michigan boy, is a soldier in ure for this very purpose. ure coheirs with Englishmen; while The albatross is famrtl for its powers the Cuban army, under Gen. Maceo. the work of Mr. Brice has not only won of flight, following vessels hundreds of j! DR. HANDY'S PILE CURE SOOTHES AXD Miss Colemuu is Needham ’ s betrdthed. our respect aud gratitude, but is bound HEALS BUND. BLEEDING OH ITCHING Miss Coleman will, if possible, take miles, yet when nesting It apparently I; to leave deep impress on our life. None forgets that it has wings, as it can be PILES, AND ^OMITl.Y DISPERSES ALL of these men was blind to the evident service with the Cuban army as a nurse. handled and pushed about in the nest, WITHOUT COST. PILE TUMORS OR NONET REFUNDED. foibles. defects and’ crudities of the ! Health in Michigan. > making no attempt to fly or move unless strenuous life of an earnest and virile During the week ended December 3 driven awny by blows. This may be If used In connection with mix's celery people. On the other hand, none invited reports sent in by 58 observers in va­ due to the fact that the epg is held in distrust by silly attempts to flatter or rious portions of the state indicate.that the curious sack and the bird instinct ! tea, an internal remedy that cures con­ cajole. But al! were quick to recognize scarlet fever and diphtheria Increased ively knows that it c mot fly off with ' stipated bowels and bud blood, which are ixf American aspiration, achievement, in area of prevalence. Consumption it, so resists. This rijJjbird is called the the exciting cause accompanying this dis­ tressing disease, nd one need suffer twen­ and representative character something w as reported at 202 place*, typhoid fever mollyroauk, and Its cousin, the great ty-four hour*. The pain and soreness other and better than mere bigness. at 36, diphtheria at 50, scarlet fever at ollmtrosK, has a similar habit, the egg. Vanish as if by magic, and tho worst cases They even ventured now and then to | 35, measles at 18 and whooping cough at which Is five inches in length, almost are speedily cured or money refunded. speak of these things as great; but the 12 places. It is put up In a soft metal lube with & as large as that of a swan, being held word sits better on their lips than on hard rubber nozzle which enables a patient in a perfect incubating pouch. Twin Giri* Killed. ours. Century. On Marion island the explorers found to apply the ointment directly to tho seat The two 16-year-old twin daughters of disease. Primitive n»n.~ the great king penguin, a bird which Bome anthropologists are of the of Riley Taft, of Orange, were instantly stands half ns high ns a mon, with its SOLD NO CURE NO PAT. SEND FOR BOOKLET. -opinion that the .primitive man used killed at a railway crossing just west bril pointing directly upward instead The W. H. Hill Co., Detroit, Mich. both hands equally and base their be­ of Lyons. In company with Miss Jessie of out, as with other birds. As they । lief upon the fact that the stone imple­ Croel, of Orange, they were returning landed and approached the singular , RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA ments and rough drawings made by home from school when a west-bound creatures, which had been standing The early races of men are so shajxxl as to passenger train struck them. CURED BY AB-THRO-PHON-I-A. about, they hopped away slowly, but Edited by ALBERT SHAW suggest that both hands were used Croel girl could not live. not an egg could be found, a set of Sample bottle mailed free on receipt of a with equal skill in forming them. An­ which U ns the object of the visit. The two cent stamp and name of this paper. Brief Item* of New*. Tho W. H. Hill Co.. Detroit, Mich. thropoid apes are ambidextrous. On Alfred VV. Mayhew committed suicide birds had n peculiar movement. In­ th? other band, those who think that at Benton Harbor by taking strychnine. stead of walking and moving one foot "If enly one magaune can le taken, rve .would 'rugey:t the man began by being right-handed point Family troubles are said to be the cause after the other, or alternately, they JlartEll' (V Gt cover’n^ t.:ore ground I'tan to the fact that iri primitive languages of suicide. held them closely togvtlier and hopped. any other magazine."—Board of Library Commissioners This excited' the laughter of the men, words denoting the left liand always Miss Mary Hayes, of Flint, who has of New Hampshire, tSp6. “ Tke Niagara Falla Route. signify something degenerate and in- been ill with gangrene of the lungs and who finally toppled a bird over, where­ •ferior.—N. Y. World. was given up by two doctors, claims tc upon the much-desired egg rolled out HIS magazine ta. in to contributed and departmental |& Ififi £5 fed I a 6 Htatious. have been miraculously cured by faith. upon the sahd. Jhe king penguin was features, what its readers, who include the most noted John Kruse and wife, middle-aged also tin egg carrier, not only holding it ______ |s.m.lp.ra.lp.m. n.m names of the E“glish-cncak|r.j» world, are pleased to cal) Germans of Blissfield township, were while standing still, but carrying the j •Lasting ♦_________ I 7.MI1JW I &57 1x41 “absolutely up to cate.’’ “thoroughly abreast of the times.” taken to ‘the county jail at Adrian vio­ big egg about with it by placing it in Humon,. gfi|s..|ai gi ••invaluable.” and “indispensable.” It is profusely illustrated lently insane. Five children are left a pouch for the purjxjse, holding it in w mt ward. |a.m.|*.m.iK m.lp.m.lpj with the broad webbed feet that arc dASriHON penniless. ...................... | 4.06!5 *0 S.wl 1. with timely portraits, views, and cartoons. Its original articles kept closely together. This explained C. R. OSBORN, Local Agent. Haatlagi Hog cholera prevails in the town of arc of .immediate interest..by the best authorities c a their respect­ Madison, On and near the county farm, the curious hopping motion of the ive subjects. The Editor’s “ Progress of the World ” gives a and over 100 fat Logs died within a short birds, as they c*}uid not move their feet without dropping the egg, bpt the mo­ clear, rightly proportioned view of the history of the humnft time. ment it was forced to give up the prize race during the current month. The “ Leading Articles of the W. D. Fuller, of Grand Rapids, re­ Mrs. Laura E. Mims.of Smithville.Ga., porter of supreme court decisions fot it ran aw-ay, using both feet after the Month ” present the Important parts of the best magazine articles TIME TABLE. Bays: “A small pimple of a strawberry the past ten years, resigned, and the manner orordinary birds. In Kflect May St, im. that have teen written in every part cf the world. Tte ncr. color appeared on my cheek; it soon court appointed John A. Brooks, of Lan­ This remarkable habit does away Central Standard Time. began to grow rapidly, notwithstand­ with the necessity of a nest, as the bird and most impc.tant '.oo'.s n.e carefully reviewed. Indej ing all efforts to check it My sing, to fill the vacancy. carries its egg with it as it moves about. chronclog cal recor:’ Judge Donovan, in the yircuit court eye became terribly Stations. In tht*e instances the birds rarely certainty that tr.e re: inflamed, and was so at Detroit, granted an order authoriz­ transport the egg to a great distance. swollen that for quite ing the receiver to sell the Mabley & Co. or Rrv.rs NUKTH. Sc.-. I ts Cents a while I could not stock in bulk to W. & Peck <fc Co., ol If undisturbed they probably remain p. m.l a.’in'l about a certain locality, but there are see. The doctors Rochester, N. Y., for (160,000. Chicago ............. ■ I ii anf urso] birds which have been known to trans­ said I had Cancer of throughout N. C. Belding, a clothing merchant at the most malignant port their eggs from one place to an­ KslMnazoo Lv.. type, and after ex­ Fenton, made an assignment with lia­ other, literally flying away with them. EutOoener..... hausting their effort:, bilities of $18,000 and assets estimated When Audubon first beard this story Rlchlans JiincT Vis C. J. A M. R. R. without doing me al $20,000. of the nighthawk called Cbuckwill’s; Gull (Yorkville) ' THE REVLZ^ G? r any good,they gave The supreme court has declared un­ widow he thought it a story of the ne­ Urvsac) ... vp the case as hopeless. When in­ constitutional act 168 of the laws ol Mlk> .......... Single Co; formed that my father had died from 1893, to regulate the taking and catch­ groes. Some insisted .that the bird car­ Dett on .... the same disease, they said I must die, ing of fish in the inland waters of this ried the egg away under its wing, others ClcAerdale that it rolled the egg over the ground. dhuiu....... <s hereditary Cancer was incurable. To determine the truth Audubon con­ Haiti xo *. ’‘At this crisis, I was advised to try state. MORTGAGE HALE. Ontonagon is being rapidly rebuilt. cealed himself in the woods near anest, S.S.S., and in a short while the Cancer Grove. began to. discharge and continued to do Over 200 buildings have been put up having first handled the eggs, and wait­ Costa Woodland RL ” **;BarryOounty. Michigan to Samuel so for three months, then it began to since the fire which nearly wiped out: ed to see what the old bird would do. Woodbury : IF YOU WANT TO SEE Ff« I>. heal. I continued the medicine a while the entire place three month* ego. The first bird to arrive appeared very Lansing... : Something New and Strange, rhI?1rre..Ln».UH'r of *ral»»er of Deeds, for longer nntil the Cancer disappeared en­ Banker 11. H. Emerson died in Jack­ dejected at the discovery that the secret Detroit....... of Bnd HtBU? ot Michigan, on tirely. This was several years ago and Juo®A.D. 1W6 tn Liber M of home had been found, ruffling up its Grand lUpfds. there has been no return of the disease.** son from appendicitis, aged 60 years. P**® wto ‘ ch mortgage Farmers five miles east of Niles were feathers and uttering a moaning cry ,M,n*ea J® ba due at the date <4 this —TRY THE— “29®®’b® ’”m °r.Two thousand four hundred considerably excited over the discovery just audible to the listener. Then the and twenty four dollars and thirty cents, and ta 'ons. mate arrived, and after various move ­ nEnJ’f.y fe«««Twenty five Dollars provldCancer is a blood disease, and only a of iron ore on William Cameron's farm. 2? mortgage, aud do suit or proceedments indicative of alarm each bird blood remedy will cure it S. S. S. Real estate has taken a boom. lags at law haring been Instituted to recover (raarua/rrn' purely vegetable} is a real J. E. Williams, of Menominee, super­ took an egg in its capacious mouth and aorru SnuXt"""™1 hT flew softly away. intendent of the Wisconsin & Michigan Ch Iraan ananentlv cure Cancer, Scrofula, Eczema, railroad, hoe resigned his position, to Le Vaillant, the French naturalist, ob­ eoouiaed In said mortgage, and the nuuute In Rheumatism or any other disease of the take effect January 1. «“»dprovided. notice ft hereby served the collared goatsucker of the SS?hUlatn,1.^U£^>y ‘b® Thirteenth day of blood. Send for our books Grand Rapids. The, hotel of Alfred Gunnings was de­ Cape of Good Hope carrying off its eggs Detroit........... lahan 0 f,ocM ,n ^b® torenoon. oo Cancer and Blood Diseases, 10 the blabest stroyed by fire at Tyre. Loss, $1,200; uo in the same manner—a comparatively Larwng........ . mailed free to ,loor of U1* Court You can Shoot Alligators, easy feat, os the mouth of all these birds woodbory.... insurance. “ ora® m the City ot Hastings 'that being the Woodland .... any address. is very capacious, a veritable trap when C,rcu,t Court for Butv County The First national bank, which did Oat* vrova.. and Eat Oranges. —bobla“L the premises described In sola mon­ Swift Specific W the jaws are opened for the various in ­ business in Ionia for 32 years, has sur­ '®®' mticb thereof m may be nrroaearr Ha«tin'ia.... Co. Attests, G*. bw r^,rJreJ^O?nrl<5O*.°U “WtfW- With rendered its charter and reorganized us sects upon which they feed in the dusk A11 lrF** e08’*- to­ a state bank under the name of the between day and night Many birds Clovrrdalfc tter With an attorney> fee of Twenty five carry their young short distances, as Delton .... Ingdi^rihM toertln. the premises State tarings bank of Ionia, Expenses are patd in 50 cent Jng described tn said mortgage as all that the woodcock, which has been seen Milo. Joseph Henderson was killed at Mid­ ine'Tnwn.iHn^^V? Parcel •Huafe In bearing off a little one between its QfWUr............. Mexican Dollars. 1 dleville in an encounter with a savage claws, while it is well known that the Gull bike (Yurkvlite M follows: The Eaat half of the bulk wood duck carries its young down from TUch'snd Junction t M Ut |b Jr e,t < Ui art * r Br <ttou Tweu ee Wilkinson Vineent, 68 years of age the neet in trees to water, using her bill weal. Containing Eighty Acree more and a prominent farmer, committed for the purpose —Philadelphia Times. , Buy your ticket over the c-, Station* a* soon a* they must canto signal fuicide at Lexington by shooting him­ Train- *t. Flag self. Domestic troubles were the cause. At His Betrothed** Grave. Tn,lM wU> I* nia at tbecoawmUM. The body of the mfrring student Toledo, Dec. 14.—Over the grave George W. Nichols, of Galesburg, was No a. of his late fiance in Calvary cemetery found in Spectacle lake, near Albion, tral 7 Sunday morning Edmund EL Wright, by George Spalding, who will receive •15 « to »M.OO per Wtek aged *). a member of a prominent To­ $200 reward. For rate* and further information ledo family, committed suicide. After rival COOK BBQS. Proprietor,. A CRY FOR HELP BUTTONS! AN ELEGANT BUTTON FREE with each package of SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTES A COLLECTION OF BITTONS Th, EWS llustrated Monthly-^ t_- E Cancer Of the Face. Oucago. Wiiwwo & S&gm A Real Blood Remedy. Mexican Tour RERFECT IURITY QUPERIOR UTREHGTH Mexican Central Railway M. H. KING, Gen’l Western Agent, 336 So. Clerk Street, Chicsgo, Ill, address dying alaKMt instanily. �= /Lasting' Banner Thursday, Dec. 17, 1896. W. R. COOK. Loral Bditor. Battle of Winchester CIVIL SERVICE REFORM. LURED TO DEATH. Srad a s ernt .tamp tor a bandaome art ot Jaxoo Soap picture,. InoeodlarfM are at work at Saginaw. _,T'!"* "" flv' ln’»t patients In the jail “ 2f«b«rr r.rey Dwlrit, Ot Detroit, is oonslderin, b“IW * Oper* h0»“ *syS phen A. Rolph Being Carried From the Hattie Field. company Sth Ohio Retri*. started for the War of the RehBk Stephen A. Rolph, River Styx/ was numbered among the rewhen next he returned Ig his he was borne on a stretcher, - k<st a k.*g in the battle of Wiu- •>•.••, Va.. March 23, ’62. During . nra following he did not recover the shock, privation and expos* •icklent to army life. In a recent view he states: “I was Stricker. nervous prostration a year ago. *ontifiued for six months; 1 t. d with the bes* physicians I could if..but they al! failed; Dr. Wheel­ - Xerve Vitaitserwfts recommended - aunt of its effectual treatment cases. I could note a change u th? first dose, improvement con„' d with its use and fnui bottles re red me to perfect health. □CAL NEWS.. • CIRCULATION - week, . 86 quire . j- l». Rlddler. cd Caro, has converted • bushels of apples . into cider and y at hU ride? mill this season. Evans, an Elsie farmer. Is in hard ’ .ek LmC week he broke his leg in a r.i mire ay. and a few weeks before lost a hand in a hay press. i sue*'BeIky. of Parma, receives SI,000 Dr. r. E. Palmer, of Albion, on acof improper setting of a broken .’.run Pelky sued for $10,000. \ grocer in Eaton Rapids as a gentle hint to the fibnd who sampler every­ thing In his reach in a grocery has put a -igr. iu bls raisin box, which reads: ••For jalr, not free.” • ‘.*rtie Klont, of Muskegon, stokUilO beM-ngituher father aud went to Chicago. relumed, however, and asked for• nveiiMSi, bat her father had her arrested aud put in jail. * ' . " Ranale, Grron. . Uke Shore A Michigan Soothern brakeman, waa thrown from a train at Otoegu aja^ seriously injured. John Krnee amt wife, the Bilwfield eonpie. Wh.. b«ame\er.v over religion, hard been taken to the asylum at Kalamnoo. It la rumored that thti South Haven A Kasiern railroad will be changed to a standard cuaze In the aprlng and extended to Holland. Tiueieca nt the Baptist eharch at South Haven have declared that Rev. A. ||. Jeaaotx the' present pastor, was illeirally Railed, and the pulpit vacant. “Let parents not live for their children, bat with them.” The mother should allow no fa.se modesty to stand in the way of her daughter's knowledge lof herself, of her possibilities,'of her perils For over thirty years Dr. Pierce has used bis “Favorhe Prescription’’ as a strenathener. n purifier, a regulator. It works directly upon 1 he delicate, distinctly feminine or-' gans. in a natural soothing way. it searches out the weak spots and builds them up. a woman who would underkUnd herself abould send SI cents to the World’s Dispensary, Buffalo, N. Y.. for Dr. Price’s Medical Adviser, a book of 1008 pages. • Stronger than any fiction Is this truth. Through a series of nittmnderstandlng. John Adams and wife, of Boon, became separated nearly two years ago. While she was visiting relatives he started for parts unknown to procure employment, and when the woman returned she con­ cluded he had deserted her. The man in turn wrote to his wife, and as the letter miscarried, he too. concluded be had been deserted. A few days ago Mrs. Adams learned that a body had been washed ashore at Cheboygan, and the description fitted her husband so closely that she vis­ ited Cheboygan to Identify the body. The dead was another man. but as she turned from the body she was confronted by her real husband, who had been attracted to the spot through curiosity.—Howard City RecoriL Did You Ever Try Electric Bitters as a remedy.for your troubles? If not get a bottle now and get relief. This medicine is found to be pe­ culiarly adapted to the relief and cure of E vident? of the northern half of Branch all female complaints, exerting a wonder­ town-hip. Mason county, want the terri- ful direct influence in giving strength and • v occupied by them to be set apart and tune to the organs. If you have loss of • tiled McKinley. At the last election the appetite, constipation, headache, fainting spells, or are ueiwous, sleepless, excitable, man received 78 votes aud Bryan 9. melancholy or troubled with dizzy spells. Au Offosso woman while sweeping un- Electric Bitters Is the medicine you need. •!• r 3 kitchen stove recently, knocked out Health and strength are guaranteed by its use. 1-arge bottles only fifty cents at W. one of the stove legs. The stove tipped H. Goodyears’ drug store. . spilled a boiler of hot water which tan across the floor into the next room. John Hugluud, of Menominee, who was hurniftga portion of the anatomy of a baby married a month ago. shot hluiself acei-’ dentally while out rabbit-hunting. Thurs­ sitting on the floor. Moral—never sweep day, and died a few hours afterwards. > under a'stove. Creditors of the broken Mecosta county Louis Slearn, an I ’ year old Grand Rap­ savings bank will be paid fifty*' cunts on . I> Loy who waf recently sent to the re­ th? dollar of their claims, next spring— f ’ltu school is a case. Two years ago he perhaps more. Depositors are happy, stole a locomotive from the freight yard aud ran it several miles when the steam • zave out. His last edventute was. burgl­ arizing a store, and he climbed through a • nine inch slow pipe hole In order to do it. We know of but one community lu the world where dyspepsia Is unknown.- and that is the Shakers of Mount Lebanan, N. Y. These good people have been study­ ing the subject of digestion for more than a hundred years, and that they understand MifS Lizzie Borden, the defendant in I: pretty thoroughly, is evidenced in the tn fam-ms murder trial at Fall River, foregoing fact. Their Digestive Cordial is the xate.it and best remedy in cases of in­ Mass., in 1693 will wed Orin T. Gardner, digestion Dint we know of. A trial bot­ at Clbristnias time. He r a school teacher tle can be had through your druggists for and of a fin? family. They go to Europe the trilling sum of ten cents. The Shaker for their wedding trip. Miss Borden, Digestive Cordial supplies the system with food already digested, and Kt the same it will be remembered, was acquitted of time aids the digestion of otner foods. It the charge of murdering her father and will almost Instantly relieve the ordinary symptoms of Ingestion, and no sufferer stepmother; need to be told wlial these are. The “Moon” says: A Battle CreeK man came home from “lodge” just at daylight Laxol Is the best medicine for children. tUe other morning and finding his wife Doctors recommend it fn place of Castor Oil. asleep, undressed with great care and tried to slip into bed without disturbing her. Just as be donned his night r*be his wile awakened and asked him what he was getting up so early for. To make bis bluff good he had to dress and go down town. W. L. VanAlstyne a Maple River man, sold out an excellent business'a year ago ixecause a plancbette board told him to go to tb»« slate of Whshington, and at a cer­ tain spot described he would find a pocket full of gold nuggets. He went, found the spot, but no nuggets. He has slave re­ turned to his old home. Harry Landis who Is at present making bis home with his brother just north of • tbe’village, Informs us that he has been bl tad in one eye’for the *last twenty-three years. One night recently as he and his iHother’B family were seated around the fire side, be in some manner was rubbing hi» eye as he had done many a time be­ fore, when all of a sudden be was able tg see from the member which had been of 1 no service to him for these severs*, years. Hesayahecan see Just as well with the '•new eye,” as he calls it, at a short dis­ tance as he can with his other eye.— WotMlland Newt. Gilbert Mees aqd Ralph Jacks, Muske­ gon boys, were sentenced yesterday to 15 days In jail for using firearms inside the city limits.’ ‘ Antonio Maceo the Victim N»Hon»l Spanish Treachery. THE MAIL SERVICE. ot Annual Report to Congress of Posh- Ee,orn‘ l«gue, which Iw- M o *“S,On rrid«J- morning. Dre,. Ideu.1 Schurr waa i„ bad vuke, and Ucury Hitchcock, o( St. Loui^ preaided The ofllcera elected were: ,C*r* .’'-bur.. New Torn: '*■ Ch-rtM rrancla Adam” Invited to n Conference, He and HU Staff Are Euthlresly Shot Down— The Story Denied by spenUh Officials.' Duytoa, O., Dec. M.—M»rvejr Miller, Who WM found pility Of iuorder in the recond degree, tor the killing of Samuel Ni,wonger. wm ,entenced to lopnunment for lite. The crime w«» commit­ ted May 15. Will Stay In lhe Field. Indianapolis, Ind., Dec. 11.—The na­ tional executive committee of the na­ tional democratic party held ita first meeting here since the election and de­ cided to hold the organization intact as it stands and to make an effort to ex­ tend it into states where it bad no foot­ ing in the last campaign. With but little cure and no trouble, the beard and mustache can be hept a uniform Net Earning* of Railways. brown or black color by uelna BuckludMrs. Winslow’s Bombing Smip b»" ^eeorosed ham'e Dye lor the Whiskers. Washington. Dec. 11.—The interstate by millions of mothers for their children while j commerce commission has issued u pre­ teething eltb perfect success. Il How's Thi*? child, softens the gums, ailsys Ml; liminary report of the income and ex­ wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea We offer One Hundred Dollaro Rew^d for Twenty-five cents a bottle._________ __________ any case of catarrh tnat cannot be cured by penditures of the railways in the United States for the year ending June 30,1896, H*U’» 1 co.. Props.. Toledo. O. which shows that the net earnings on w<* the underoigAed. have known 172,369 miles were $368,675,047. For Over Fifty Years. CASTORIA For Infanta and Children. and financially »bie to carry out any obligations WmS TBAUxTwbolesale Druggists. Toledo. WAWXO. KI»kam S Ma»vix. Wbo'MMle n^r ™“S™S°i. “ken tnWr,..lir. (teuton Suffocnted by G»i. Boston, Dec. 14—Samuel P. Putnam, aged 56. of Chicago, president of the free thought congress, and May L. Col­ lins, aged 20, of Midway. Ky„ a prom­ ising free thought lecturer und writer, •were suffocated by gus in this city. Sight Beatored. Swelling on the neck. aixtfla Ralls ■Igwiure Tteheatellt ] MfSMCIS AnnUMl Denclt. Jacksonville, Fla.. Dec. 14.—Gen. An­ Washington. Dee. a—A vigorous protest tonio Maceo, the famous Cuban lender, atfknist the abuse of the postal service la is really dead, having been trcncherous- made in the annual report of Postmaster­ ly murdered by Spaniards December 7 General WUsob. He quotes figures which while on bin way to attend a conference show an cxcea*. of expenditure:; over rerelpis Of*&tSr,MS for the tot fiscal year, tn which he was invited by the marquis which, botftgvcr, is a decreavo in the deChnrlea J. Bdriupgrte, of Baltimon*. of Ahnmedn. acting captain general of flclency of Jt.€73.&5C, ns compared with th* previous fiscal year -Thia uattsfactorv Ex­ ehairtnnn of the committee on resolu- ( i..>a. while Gen, Weyler was in the hibit for the last year has beep made po«ttona, Viwnfcd the report of that body, Held. Saturday noon a tetter wua re­ slble, the postnias! ?r-gvrH.‘ta: sets forth, ceived by Col. .1. A. pc H unit. I he head of by a vigorous policy of bringing suit or which waa ndnpted after some rhnntre ; immediately KM<ri*:n?r pushing jBolb-rctton on bonds tsnmcuiaceiy A+"?n°l>K'M ,l,e r”Sf’ln:inR« follows: th?‘Florida junta, from his secretary ^vcrciurv i Ufur default. which Ii the vnl>jiufe pracrtm. L5T'?’rrx.tn th* that for th-* brrt correspondent in Havana, giving a.de- j tlce for the interests of the government tr.:ied qcccuint of the ussossinatior, of and thus? of the obliged. ?’.Xh!> or«a»l«t’-o,i of th? league Thojtortmajrttr-pi neral arRU?sjhnt.th^re Gen. Macro and his entire stuff, with f discarded nbuacs threatened In the exception of Dr. Zertuehu, who was 4s no peverslty for the anr.ur.J deficit In tho revenues of thv department*, an I that but a pul frrn’ bv « ration,-.’enn ^2aiaU .nUw n the'public declaration? of a Maceo’s physician. The better canto few lines uf amendraafit by congress to the c|n<H?ate for the presidency, urd “cun- from a re.ljabie source in Havana;* but ; OMtn! laws wtl! v.*ii .* it uut and give In its a country that th? purpose the correspondent's name, of coursn, place s Rteqdy surplus, I: ha* Ito chivf thus foreshadowed to undo the*good acsnu.-ce. be says. In the'-tmiBmissIqn at compltehod by perelutent effort during a cannot Im* macle public^ for. as Mr. Hmm srcond-rlass rates of a.'lar$:e and rapMI.vgeneruHon s apace have failed of con­ Btdd: "The writer would be shot with­ increaaing volume, of tnnitcr riever In the summation.*' The Hn.rue con^nitula.tes the in an hour by Spanish authorities if c.-«nte?npU;tlan of the law, whtyh elves the country- on the “trufy rerr.araahJe** prog- they knew who gave nvvny details of one: n.rr.innl rate of oru- cent a pound on such tr :tter. and assuredly outside <>t the policy re.BB of reform under the second itomintstratlon of PresQani Cleveland, and -<rc- of the most horrible atrocities cni- of the .law as to newspaper* and period­ icals. ’. • . ..?Urll?g lhe »**1 y«kf. and d«*cl-rcs chronicled in modern warfare.” Loes Through Franking. that for this great achievement, a^vanc.» Led lute a Trap. He characterizes, the leas sustained -by « «as 1 ut"’s *ho fuodnUMiiial principles It appears that the marqulb of Abuthe franking prlylh-ge In transm’.ttlnc or free government. President Cleveland deservea the sincere and heartfelt thanks nieda, who is officiating as.captain gen­ ferial libraries, etc., as Indefensible, shows of all Rood cltlaens.” The league m-ognlaca eral of Cuba during Weyier’s absence in that of ZIS,*AG.<H8 pounds of bccondrclosi in the president-elect a friend toeivtl-serv- tW field, sent u letter to Gen. Maceo matter handled during the year over 82.348.CiJ rounds were "county free" matter, tee reform, and urges that he adopt as soon as may be practicable a plan which may inviting the Cuban lender to a confer­ and urges the adoption ot the Loud bill, anable him to base his non.(nations for . ence near 1’unt^ Brav^p, stating he de­ now ponding In-the l\ouse. as tho remedy. non-polltieal presidential offices such as sired to confer with him as to some Pc nays the passage of this bill will not only wipe our the postal deficit and insure postmast era and consuls, upon ascertained Illness and efficiency, regard less of party means of stopping bloodshecT and the in ordinary yeare a surplus which may or other affiliations. The league run hi r great waste of human iifi, and to get­ be used tu cheapen postage on letters or increase the mnll faculties of the peo­ saggests to th? president-elect that .th» ting his views on.the subject. Maceo, tn but will really carry but the one-cent-apublic Interest would be advanced if no re­ who was the Soul tff honor, never for n ple. pound law of IS^a. movals were made uf fourth-class po«tTne postmaster-general estimates a de­ masteus, except tor cause, and it auhml’.s moment thought treachery . was in­ ficiency In the revenues of the department the advisability Of extending the system ot tended. especially as the invitation came tor IK.C uf 83.472.4W, and for 1S}3 of $I.3W?;SJ4. registration of laborers to all departments. from such a prominent Spaniard as the Discussing the merits uf ifie postal sys­ At the afternoon aeasiou u number marquis of Abumeda. and he imme­ tem. the postmaster-general Bays the peo­ of interesting papers were read, and the diately returned’an answer, saying lie ple uf ’he United yrote* nuiy felicitate themselves tnat In no Important respect meeting adjourned sine dife.- It is prob­ would be glad to meet the Spanish gen­ are they behind any other ccfiintry In their able thnt the next nnnuni tnerting will eral. Attended by his staff only, eotp postal facilltle*. and In many things they be held nt Cincinnati. The place will listing of 35 men and oilicers. he went are in the van. Free Rural Delivery, be selected by the executive committee. to the rendezvous, little dreaming of The results of the free rural delivery ex­ what wan in store for him. periments are yet Incomplete. Time is re­ CAN'T ENFORCE IT. quired to familiarize the people with tho Ambushed. On his arrival ut the t roc ha, the Span­ innovation and develop Its benefits nr fail­ ures. The thorough working of such a ish soldiers there, acting under orders, system Involves some redistribution of post Washington, Dec. 11.—The annual re­ actually saluted tfig rebel chieftain as offices and some discontinuances which cannot now be sately attempted. port of Hou. Judboxi Hannon, attorney he passed, but after reaching the ren­ Twelve thousand and ninety appointgeuerul of the United States, was sent dezvous on the east side near a hill­ r-*-nte of postmasters were made during to congress Thursday." Concerning the side, thickly wooded, the Cuban leader the year, of which 1.S41 were due to re­ movals There were 193 fraud orders is­ anti-trust law, he says that the re­ was .auxprised to see, instead of the sued durinx tho year st rioted scope of its provisions, as con- marquis of Ahumeda, a Inrgc body uf Lotteries. Btructed by the courts, makes amend­ Spanish soldiers, who seemed to come The hrndqmrrters nf all or nearly all of ments necessary, if any effective action from eveVy side. The actions of the the avowed lottery concerns hnve been re­ moved to foreign shores, but it Is thought is exjiedted from the depiirtmexit of Spanish troops were >ro suspicious that much matter sent hy them reaches ad­ Margo felt that he had been cruelly dresses in this country through the mails, justice. trapped, and bls suspicions were con­ which the department practically has no A new crimes net is one of the things firmed when peremptory orders came power ip prevent, and that express com­ the attorney general thinks is needed. from Mnj. Cirujedn, who dashed up to panies carry large sums of qioney from our people to them. Further defects in the criminal laws the gallnut Cuban leader os he stood it The postmaster-general concludes his re­ were discovered during the past year. bay, surrounded by his staff, and de­ port with two significant recbipmendatlons, Criminal legislation is hopelessly con­ he says are necessary to complete manded bis unconditional surrender. which the civil service reform*. The first is to fused, says the attorney general. “If yon surrender,” snid he, “we offer secure fixity of tenure during efficiency you your Jlfe find an honorable treaty.” and good behavior to the three assistant TOOK THEtR OWN LIVES. po.ttmasters-generiU, whose work Is en­ tirely non-pofiilcnl. whose capacity to deal Two Prominent < ntlfornla Ladle* Found “Never!" was the brave reply, ami with the large machinery and great dxhardly had the words been uttered when penditures of their, respective bureaus San Francisco, lire. 12.—Mrs. Sarah ’ volley after volley was poured into tho must come tn great measure from experi­ IL Cooper and her daughter, Harriet' little baud of patriots, who.'although ence, and who preserve the continuity of the department, not in the mere desk or Cooper, were found dead in their home heuinu'd in on ail sides and outnutu- division work, but in the general •.lamiuis___________________ in this city yesterday morn'.ng \<ith bered almost one hundred to one, struck tratlon. the gas turned on nnil_every evidence spurs into their horses with cries of PROGRESS IN CHINA. nt suicide. Both were widely known ns "C tiba libre" and rode gr.llantly to their workers in the cuust! of tempernncc. death, striking down ns many of the The Government Orders Establishment of English Hchoala. Christianity and philanthropy. It is enemy ns they could. Maceo i« reported San Francisco, Dec. 11.4-Tokiu advices supposed that the dbed was committed to have fallen ,-nt '.he first fire with a say that the Chinese government ha* because of a church scandal in which bullet through the head, breaking his they al first sided with the pastor and jaw. while another hit him in the ab­ issued Instruc.txms tu the viceroys and governors throughout the empire to then turned against him and were domen. Eu**!t was fatal. i Younfj Francisco Gomez, son of the establish schools for teuiiniig tiie Eng­ 'snubbed by former friends. j Culjf n commander in chief, was the lish language and western sciences io . I 3ext to fall, and in a few momenta a all the principal cities, iThe reason as­ Sun V ranctseo, Dec. 14.—-< Ikth- D I numberof bloody corpses, all shot almost signed ia that China dcsbres lu keep her­ Lnr.e. eha.'rniun of the national iMtuciiil- j beyond recognitiou so fierce and concvn- self on terms «»f equality- and iu touch list committee, him issu-d an address . tn*llPt] wnB ,he Spanish fire, was all that with’thc great powers of Euro|>e. to his f Howers urging then to su> | remained of the gaBnht Cubans, who KrtH Clubs lu tl»c Western Association. pend active agiuution of the subject of trusted not widely but too well to Qumey. ill.. Dry. it.—J- Hickey, pres­ free coinage of silver for the present Spanish ~ - honor. ident of-the Western BiisvliuII associa­ and bo join in uphrlding. the hands of Xertneh* rpnnM. The fire wum continued unjii every tion. bus notified the Quincy Baseball Maj. McKinley president >>f the association that he has rtwardrd Quincy United Staten, and to support him in man was killed save Dr. Zertucha. who. the eighth franchise in the Western as­ . _ ail efforts to increase the prosperity ofr the Cubans say. is a traitor. The bodies sociation. This makes the cirvuU com­ of Mnceo trod young Gomez were then the people.___________ plete uh follow-; Quincy. Peoria. Kocktied to the tails of I he soldiers’ horses and drugged over the field sons tocTTs-' tord. St. Joseph, Des Moines, Hurling* Columbia, Mo., Dec. 11.—A mao with figure them, as the Spaniards did not ten. Cedar Jtapids and Dubuque. $2,975 fell from a Missouri, Kansas & wish to have them discovered and iden­ Texas train near Wilton and was killed. Denver, Cot, Dec. —Aqdrew J. tified at first. There was nothing whatever on nis per­ Story Officially Denied. Spute. who was accused of the murder son by which he could be identified. Havana, Dec. 14.—It is announced in of his wife and four eliildren Kcvcral His ticket read from Denison, Tex., to official circles here that the accounts weeks ago in Smlth’N hike, where they St. Louis. Coroner Parker has taken received by theCuba<j junta detailing the were bontiiifft has lieen''fully.cleared by charge of the remains and money. manner in which Maceo met his death the unanimous reftmujl of the grand Given a Life Sen truer. English Spavin Liniment removes all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blem­ ishes from horses. Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bone, Stifles, Sprains, ail Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save S50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful' Blewisb Cure ever known. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, Drug­ gist, Hastings, Mich. tnastor-GonoraJ Wilson. Toil' J H.H n, H"nry c- Potter. New ltn?he..kk m F'’•’•t;'- Italtlnmn-: Hrnrr t i Cv.co . 8l' Henry C. I a-a Phil*. WlBblm V ^nkth1 ^hcV**Kh. Chicago. BuckleD’M Arnica Halve are absolutely untrue. The statement The best salve In the world for cuts, Massillon, O., Dec. 12.— Gen.” J. S. that Maceo was assassinated through bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever Coxey has issued an open letter to Sena­ the instrumentality of Dr. Zertucha, sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, who, it is claimed, led Maceo and his corns, and all skin Irruptions, and posi­ tor Monon Butler denouncing “the dis Btsiff across the trochu. where they were tively cure piles or no pay required. It graced people’s party, sold out to an met by Abumedu and the Spanish sol­ issue so insignificant as stiver. ” He Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction diers und murdered after being in­ or money refunded. Price 25 cents per tenders bis resignation as a member of vited to a conference, is officially and box. For sale by W. H. Goodyear, the the national committee. ernpha ties I ly denied. druggist. _______ *___________ There lx Nothing So Good. There Is nothing just as good as Dr. King’s Isew Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Cold?. so demand it aud do not permit the dealer to sell you some subMttuie. He will not claim there Is any­ thing better, but in order to make more profit he may claim something else to be juet as gxxl. You want Dr. King’s New Discovery because you know it to be safe and reliable, and guaranteed to do good or money refunded. For Coughs, Colds. Conbuwpiion aud for all affections of Throat, Che»r and Lungs, there b nothing so good a- Is Dr. King s New Discovery. Trial l. Mr<« LOciH at W. H. Gnodyear’- Drug ft tore. K -aular s’xe ST cents ami 51 00. Phllmldphia, Dec. It.—The delegetM ••My mother bas been£»»*** *‘:b ’.Y '“’-J on the neck ever sloce the a >* r * * ;r Lwlii>«t<>n. Mich. Hood’s Pills are easy to buy. imsy to take, easy Id effect.____________ _______ You can’t be well H >“»«■ bio-> '«• hl,r yori m»7h»vr pure blood aud guud hcolti o.* taking Uocd’s SsrssimriBH. Bridgeport, Conn., Dec. 12.—Mrx. Helen Beers, of this city*, born blind 19 years ago haa had her sight re­ stored by the removal of a cataract Hom each eye. H«MlquMrtcr*i Chmwn. Washington. Dec. 10.—The national republican committee hM selected tlie Glover building In Washington m perzr.unent headquurtera. Emulsion is made up of tfu most essential the body. Where the Appetite . creases it, and where digestion its function in a more vigorous way. It enriches the blood, makes healthy flesh and cures chronic coughs and colds by making it possible for the body to resist disease. Our friends UQ us “IT Works Wonders" but we never like to oxer-sUte the merits of our remedy even when ft has been tested and tried for over twenty-five years. If you will ask for it, we will send you a book telling you more about the subject than we can put in a few words. Go to, your druggist for Scott’s Emul­ sion. Two su«s, SO cts. and $1.00. SCOTT tt BOWNE, New York. MORTGAGE FORECLOSVUB. Whereas m fault has been made In the conHiiuns of a certain real estate inottgspe. bear. ■g date- the ZTlh day of Aorll. ISM. executed by Bvrou Dickinson aud Anns Dicsinson bin wife, 1 llKstlupc. Barry Co.. M!cb.. to Adrian D. ’mk. of flartrngv. Mich., and-recorded'la the filet* of the register of deeds for the countv of lUrry. on Ums 37th day of April, ibm. nt 2*jo p. n .In I.ltmr 47 of page 14*. And Wherras it is onwlded aud agreed between lbe parties, that -Imuld any default be made In the payment of tie Interest du? on snM mortgage, or juiv In4 ailment of cither principel or Interest, on' anv lay when the tame Is due and payable and Mould the Nam? remain ^unpaid and in arrears tnr ihlrty days. m» murh of the nrtneipal of said nortgnge jet remaining unpaid with all ar••nrages of Intelest shall at the option of the •wne.r of said mortgage, after the lapse of said nirtvdats. become at once dne and payable, mil the Intel eat due April 27th. 1880. on said nortgage and note accompanying the <ame. not laving been paid and remain in arrears for nor? than lour months, the nicrtcagee elects to iiiislder, and does hereby consider the wlioA> unount jet remaining unpaid upon said mortngeand pote to be dur and payable, and that be whole amount of tioih principal and inter•si claimed to be du? on said mortgage and note •d this date Is five hundred and forty eight dollars tu-t Mxty cue cents.and no praeeedmgB, • d.law or tn equity having been hist I titled to reaver tl»e amount so due, or any part thereof? intice Is therefore hereby given,.that by virtue >r the pgWHT of sale in said mortgage contained ' Inch hue become operative because of Jhe '.efHuIt. aforesaid, and In rursuauw of the ■tatuies In such rases made aud provided, the rt mlses described in said mortgage will be old at public auction, to the highest bidder on Gtturdaj'. the nun day of December. ik<6. at io ■'clock hi the forenoon, at the front entrance to he court house in the city of Hast legs, abac >-1ng the pU.-e wht re the circuit court for tixe smnry of Barry Is held.) for the purpose ot citing the amoimtdueon said mortgage and into, and the costs of foreclosure.. The prem>rs are described In said mortgage as follows; •All those certain pieces or imrerls nf land rttmte nud being In th? City of Hastings, in the Vuuty of Barry, aud Slate of Michigan, deMTibed foltpws. to wit: l^pts tfroandtn In ■ he City of Hastirxs. (fmtnerly village) accord:’ur to recorded plat thereof. Dated, September 21. WM. Adrian D Cook Mortgagee. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made fer more than sixty days lu the paxiurutof Interest overdue and payable on a mortgage dated March IWb. 1PW, made by Joshun I). Baker and Elizabeth Baker, nuiband and wife, of Civ-tletan. liarrv County, •Michigan.toJnhnM.Smith and recorded In the office ol the Register of deeds, for the Cotua«y of Barry .-In the state ot Michigan, on the 2lst day of Octblu-r. 1«B3. <n liber 47 of mortpsgcs.'on page LA for whic h default the said Joan M, Smith, by virtue of the rklq given him by xlit* aaltl niortgiue. has made and hereby makihi the whole principal sum nt saldxuortgage amt the interest nccnied tbrtvOii now due and pat able and on which aurtgjge there is* claimed to be due at the date bl this r ollcethe cam of seventeen hundred and eighty "•* doL . lars and forty one cents and an aitcci»y fee of Iwvnly^flve dollars provided for In kalii mort­ gage. aud no •‘nit <»r proceeding at law having/ been-1ttftltuted to recover tin* amount secured by said mortgage er any part thereof. Notidals then* fore hereby given that on the •>tb day cf Deet-mber.iftw. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, there will be sold at the north trout ck-or of the court house, in the city of Hastings, coi^^nf Barry and Mate of Mlcblgauisald court hoqBH'tng tlje place in which the circuit court lor tne county of Barry is held,)at public auction to th? highest bidder, lb? |>i?xnines described In said mortgage, or.so much thereof a* may be iicee*-agxy to satisfy the amount du? on said mortgage an above set forth, with the Interrat thereon, and th« costa: charges and expenses aUouHl by law ana provided for »n said inertgave, said premises being situate In the town­ -hip of Castleton, county of Hany aud state ot Michigan and descrl* ed aa follows, to wit: Being the west one half of the northwest one fourth of teclion number three, in town­ ship. r umber three north, range naxnber seven west In th? township of Castleton, county of Harry and state of Michigan, and contalDlnf eighty acres of land, according tome United JStatra survey of said section number throe. Dated dept ember 30th. ISVS. John M. bxtTn, MortgsgeeAr.oN>.O R. KKNjfcrrcN.-jury to vote an indict meat. HQxtte will Attcrney for Mortgagee. not begin sujt to collect th? $10,000 in­ surance on his wife's life. THE OLDEST AND THE BEST Cough-cure, the most prompt and effective remedy for diseases of the throat and lungs, is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. As an emergency medi­ cine, for the cure of Croup. Sore Throat, Jjung Fever and Whooping Cough, AYER’S Cherry Pectoral cannot lie equaled. E. M. Brawlst. D. D., Dis. Sec. of the American Bap­ tist PubHshlnjt Society. Petersburg. Vx, endorses it, as a cure for violent, colds, bronchitis, etc. Dr. Brawley also adds: To all ministers suffering from throat troubles, I recommend AYER’S Cherry Pectoral Awartsd Msdsl at W«rU« Tur- *TE^uic«i IM rtSiRrt Traian Banner Print, Banner Print Banner Print PROBATE ORDER. State of Michigan, County otBarry, AV a session of the Probate Court, for ;he county of Barry, hoidcn a» the Probate office.-In the City of Hastings, In ■odd Countv, on Saturday the 12th day of December. In the year one thousand right hun­ dred and ninety six. ’ w . Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge ot in tho matter of the estate of Phlle R. Dun* (.«»?. r1t>r»ns?d. On reading and Ming the petition dulv verifl* n., oi Mary Y. Dm nlng. mother uf said drre— ~d. proving that administration of said estate b? granted tn William W. Putter; or to acme oth»T suitable person. Thereupon it is ordered, that Friday the fight day of January, a. D., 1W7 at ten o otoek ■ u. toe forenoon, be awdgnrd tor the hearing o f said petlttaD and that the helm at law of said •htreased and all other persons IntrrretodI <rtld retnte. are requir-l tn appey Mt »«***« ,f said court, ihen to be hoMen at Um Probate Mfire. In the city of HaMlmm. in said Omanty, :uid show enujw. it any there l>e. why the prayer if th? petitioner mar not be granted. AM It •s further r.rd red. that said peilrkmrr give no­ ire to tl»e pe*son» iBterrefod in Mud retete. of hr pctuknoy <d said *nd ««• hearing ■hereof hr cMttalr>g a copy of fids order to be oublieben In the Ha'tiugs Ran aAper printed and clrcmartrd In »f Barry, one** 1u each week f~- thi veslte previous tomld day of v .raring. �MONEY. THE TARIFF POLICY. Thursday, Dec. 17. ti We are told that a cauae which mus tern 6,000,900 votes, as popoc racy’s dii “I am more convinced than ever,* says the president in his message, “that .ve can have no assured financial peace and safety until the government cur­ rency obligations upon which gold may be demanded from the treasury are withdrawn from circulation and can­ celed.” • The president once more recommends tliat the outstanding notes be retired, either by an issue of long-time low-in­ terest bonds or by canceling them when­ ever presented for redemption. The lat­ ter process he thinks would be slow, but It would be an improveinent on present conditions. The retirement of the government from the business of banking is un­ doubtedly the first step toward any permanent financial reform. Until that is accomplished nothing is accomplished and the business world will continue on the edge of the precipioe.pf panic. The president further very justly says that iu considering the subject of the re­ tirement of the United States notes we have placed too much stress upon the danger of contracting the currency. In fact, there will be little contraction, if any, for the gold drawn from the treas­ ury would take the place in the circula­ tion of the redeemed notea. But if this were not so the currency we would then have would attract gold, being “invited to us by better and safer financial methods.” Particularly would this be the case if the second method of retire­ ment of the notes proposed by the presi­ dent were adopted. The Times-Herald has already suggested and advocated tills plan. Rejieal the reissuing section of the act of 1878 and let it be under­ stood that when the notes were pre­ sented for payment they could be paid and canceled. The president says the process would be slow, and this is true, but that might be one of its merits. It would, give ample time for any necessary business readjustment, and would not contract the currency in any apprecia­ ble Way, and it would be exactly in the line of American conservatism. The president concludes this part of his message with these words: "Our business interests and ait good c! li­ stens long for rest from feverish agitation, and the inauguration by the government oef a reformed rtnanclal policy which will en­ courage enterprise and make certain the rewards of labor and industry." This is the acknowledge truth. We want rest from thia perpetual agitation of the money question. We want our. finances to be stable, und our currency good the world over—as good next year as to-day. Our financial history of the past 25 years ought to strike every reflecting American with amazement if not with shame. It is a record of demagogery and folly, of makeshifts and expedients and of an agitation that at last threatened universal bankruptcy and involved the national honor. The highest business interests of the people have been put in the greatest jeopardy for the sake of the mining camps, and juggled with as though they were mere counters in the game of politics. It is to be hoped that this disgraceful chapter is now closed and that a fairer page wiH soon be opened.—Chicago Times-Herold. It WU1 UadoBbUxIly Be Foracd oa ProtocUoa Llnea. There is but little doubt that tho tariff policy of the incoming adminis­ eternally by a single Mefeat- by a tration will be one of adequate protec­ popular majority of 700,000 or 800,000. tion, but it will not be a reenactment A combination whfch carrier 22 states, of the ao-called "MicKinley law" of or almost half of the whole number, lft&0. Mr. McKinley himself haa time WHERE THEY CAN BE CONSULTED FREE must necessarily have sufficient vitali­ and again, within the past three years, ty to enable it to make atleast one more declared that he favors the principle The Cuban question will be very promi­ hard contest. ’Hie republican party in of protection, but is not wedded to any its first national canvass waa 500,000 nent before Congress al thia session, fixed schedules. behind the araccessful^party on the In conversation with the writer, just Rufus Choate Is looming up as a possi­ popular vote, and yet it carried the before the St. Louis convention, Maj. ble successor of David B. Hill in the U. S. country four years later. With auch McKinley stated his kleu of a jzroper talk as this popocratic papers are at­ Senate from New York. measure' of protection: “That the rate tempting to keep up their party’s cour­ of duty an any competing article should Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua have age. cover fully the difference between The attempted parallel between the farmed what is known as the "Greater ReAmerican wage® and the cheaper la­ Bryanlte forces in 1896 and the repub­ Mabllc of South America.” bor abroad; that non-competing arti­ licans in 1856 is destroyed by the fact cles slK»ukl be admitted free of duty, that the Bryanites were only a coalition Congressman Thomas, of this district, while the republicans were a party, and except in the case of luxuries.” is prominently mentioned for appointment by the further ami much more, imporDuring the campaign just closed Maj. McKinley mined no occasion of re­ am eommiBbhiner. of pensions. tunt circumstance that the republicans ferring to the benefits of the protec­ had morality, intelligence and civiliza­ The final returns ’to Secretary ofgState tion with them, while these are all tive policy, and of advocating it to Ms hearers. While he received the votes of The Bryanit< Gardner show that the house of represent­ against the Bryanitee. hundreds of thousands of democrats, supporters were a coalition of two dis* atives will consist of 83 republicans and brentme of his stand for honest money, tinct parties, in. which one element 17 fustoniste; the senate ofjS6 republicans they were xrot misled in ary way as to called itself democratic and the othex mad 0 fuslonists. H. BERNARD CALLEHER, M. D., J. CORE CALLEHER, M. D. his attitude on the tariff question. populist. It was formed for that can­ 'Vbey knew thatethey were votlfig for a vass only, and tho leaders of the popu­ Mrs. Bryan will write Mr. Bryan’s blogman who was pledged to a revision of list section of it say now that no more taphy. Mr. Bryan would 'have written it the tariff on protection lines, and to a *FHESE NOTED MEN make a specialty of all fonn-s <»f Chronic Diseases. Eye. Ear. Nervous and combinations of the sort nan take place, ■ Sexual Dismses, Liver, Kidney, Bladder, Lungs, Throat, Catarrh ot the Head. Asthma. Cancer hbasell, but he couldn’t think of writing and that they will not support any man restoration of the policy of reciprocity. Consumption, Female Diseases, Epilepsy ,or Fai :ng Elt«;, Scrofula and all Blood Diseases Either an autobiography when he autobetalk- for president hereafter unless he gete The conditions of production and Sex afllicted with loss of Vitality (rom mdlscrctlon In Youth or matured years. Night Lasses and the terrlblfi eonsequonees foliowinc them may be cured if taken lu time. Kemeinber that tjii cases manufacture have changed consider­ arc taken that cannot be cured. No matter wbat vou- ailments are. no matter bow many nltvsie>ans Ing.—Kanaoa City Rcpuli?ican. squarely over on their side and adopt! 1 become dUcouratted and give tin; make one more trial vou ably since 1890, and there huo talk of have treated vtw|» '*ase bffC their party name. Th? men who sup win never regret It Dx. 'Xllemkh e; Bro. absolutely rurfl when others InlL ALL CURABLE a policy of "high” tariff as distin­ CASES GUARANTEED. The»e renowned physicians can refer you to hundreds aud hiiadredr. of Tammauy, the great democratic politi­ ported Fremont in 1856 did not cal guished from one merely protective persons whom they have cured. You will be treated kindly, and if there is a cr.re on this wuth for themseivrti whigs, or democrats, or free cal machine in New York, of which David you, you wmW it. Remember the date. and come early, as the office is alwa; “nwded. The lines will be drawn so as not to soilera, though all of them hnd pre B. Hill has long been a prominent member, ;f7~All communications should be addressed to prohibit imports, but merely to equal­ viously belonged to one or other ol taow threatens to snub the New York those elements. They called themselves ize conditions between the home manu­ Venator for his courae in the recent cam- republicans, and the union which thej facturer and (he foreign one. The Wil­ 305 East Main Street, Kalamazoo, Mich. son tariff gives, in many instances, the formed and the party which thej »al<n. founded was designed by them to las! foreigner the best of the contest. True protection will maintain the American All of oar industries that need protec­ until the purpose which drew them to­ HASTINGS MARKETS. anti foreign manufacturer on the same tion ought to be protected from the cheap gether was accompM&hed, whether de Butter, n to 13. PROBATE ORDER footing. feat or victorj- came in 1895. Corn per bu. 30. labor of Europe, and the only thing that State ol Michigan. County of Barry—m. This outlines the vieww of the lead­ No reasonable, unbiased being now Ata session ot the Probate Court for the can possibly prevent such a needed bless­ ing republicans in the nation, and we believes that all the forces which sup County of Barry, holden at the Probate Office |n the city of Hastings. In said county, on Wed­ ing after March 4th next will be the Sen­ ported the Chicago ticket can over be Potatoes per nu., 20. have no doubt the Fifty-fifth congress nesday, the ninth day of December In the year Rye per bu..U0. ate of the United States. will aim to shape its tariff bill on these arrayed again under the same banner one thousand eight hundred and ninety six. Tallow per Ibu. X Present, Charles W. Anrstroug. Judge of Oats per bu., 15. general lines. Sufficient revenue, ade­ Even if another coalition were formec Probate. Wbekt. red per bu. S3. quate protection and reciprocity—that Mateo, the insurgent Cuban leader, between the populists and the siltet Ln the matter of the estate of HenryWheat, white per bu, 83 Pau). deceased, j Hay per ton. 3 to 7 is, in brief, the tariff policy of the In­ seems to nave the proverbial nine lives of democrats, and this is exceedingly un­ On reading: and fllfng the petition duly verifi­ Pork dressed. 4.00 coming administration.—Toledo Blade. ed. of Hiram Coleman. Executor uamrd in the Beat. He has been reported kllled-un- likely, the silver republican clement will of deteased, praying Out a certain Instru­ Chicken dressed. 8. still to be reckoned with. The present the-spot five times, he has been mortally Beef droned, s 30 to 6.00. ment now on hie in said court. purporjtaR to be EP Ab the returns come in it is seen temper of most of the many republicani tlie last will and testament of said diseased be Beet live, 2.7*. wounded three times, and now comes the iu the silver states who supported Bry­ that the Ute Mr. Bryan found "the admitted to probate and the executor named Mutton, drewed. 5. therein appointed. Cloverseed. 390 to <.00 roufilctiug reports that he is killed again. an is to drop all obstruction to re­ enemy's country" much nearer home Thereupon tt is ordered, that Thursday, the Dried Apple«2e. Ilian in “the plutocratic cast." Mr. Bry­ Buckwheat. 3> • 31st day of Decemper A. D. let!K, at ten o'clock In publican legislation on purely partisar the forenwn.be assigned for the bearing ot said Buckwheat tUur, .60 an dwells in Lincoln, Neb. The official The latest returns show that Navarro questions aside from silver. nn& this petition and that the heirs at law of said de­ figures shtnv that in the voting precinct ceased and all other persons interested In sale •aounty, Texas, which by the way, is the disposition indicates that the greatei estate , are required to appear at a session of where he lives McKinley hod 99 major­ said Court, thea to be holden at the Probate home county of Roger Q. Mills, gave a part of them will be back in the re A brand new 12-dollar instrument.,very office. In the City of Bastings, Uf raid County, ity; in the ward 297 majority: in the publican fold by 1900. It. is safe to as plurality of 122 for Major McKinley. fine toned, at a price that will surprise you. and chow came. If any there be, why the prayer city of Lincoln, 1,012; in the county, 829, same that a third or a fourth, of the of tbe petitioner may not be granted. And It is Hitherto the county has thrown a heavy and in the cpngre>sional district, 702. or L will exchange for a first-class kodak. further ordered, that said petit loner give notice democrats xVho supported the Chicagr Geo. R. Wii.dekn, at Banner office. to the persons Interested lu said estate, of the Moreover, tlivre h:m been a steady gain ^majority against the party of McKinley. ticket were opposed to the platform, pendency of said petition and tbe hearing The returns further show a gain of 100 but voted for the candidate because ol in the republican strength ever since thereof by causing a copy of this order to be published in the Hastings Bax.ker.s news­ Mr. Bryan became active in politics, his iper cent, throughout the state for McKin­ .his “regularity.* It would lx? unrea printed and circulated in said County of The annual meeting of the Barry Coun­ paper own ward having increased the repub­ Barry, once lu each week for three successiv ley, over any vote previously cast for his sonable to miupose that this element ty Agricultural Society will be held in weeks pre viocs to said day of bearing. lican vote from G85 in 1890 to 808 in 189G. party. It does not require any great would vote against its convictions : , Chas. w. abmhtrong Mr. Bryan makes an excellent cam- Parkers Hall, Tuesday afternoon. Dec. Judge of Probate. * stretch of the imagination to hit upon a second time. If the snme issues slioulc 32, 1896 at 2 cfciock. L. H. Evakts, , (A true copy.) jKiign worker for "tbe enemy.”—Troy. lx* up in 1900 most of this faction would . Sec ’ y. fwebable cause for this change in sentiTimes. undoubtedly support a third .ticket *Mot In Mr. Mills’ state. At the timsof the like that recently represented! bj passage of the Wilson-Gorman bill,long pe- Palmer, or vote for the republican can­ Mtious came from Texas against free wool. didate ns 1,009,000 or more democrat! Rut free wool went through just the same. did four weeks ago.- A 700,000 or 800,­ 000 popular plurality for honest money We were asked to state this week wheth­ on an aggregate vote of 13.500.000 or er the government would be pledged to thereabouts may not look formidable THE DUTY ON WOOL. maintain the parity of the money of’ this to the popocratic fanatics, but every sane person believes that if the election It Should Be Restored by the Incoming eoantry under free coinage of silver 16 tu AdmJnlatration. were to take place today under tlx I. During the great campaign just closed low light which has come to the cheap So many democrats and silver men this /j nest ion was answered time and time money dupeo since the election, Mc­ are disposed to let the republicans have again. Silver as it is now coined, Is Kinley’# plurality over Bryan would lx a free (hand in tariff legislation next coined on government account and the l>etween 2,000.000 and 3,000,000.—SL winter that there may be a chance to pass some kind of a relief bill without government is pledged to keep our dollars Louis Globe-Democrat. waiting for an extra session of con­ •t gold, silver and paper at a parity, and gress. If bo, the interests of the wool­ CURRENT COMMENT. •f eq ual purchasing power. In the margrowers should be promptly consid­ bets of the world an ounce of gold Is worth EFThe rejx>rt that Bryan will com­ ered. As they are thogreatest, sufferers 34 ounces of silver. As the metals are plicate his offense by lecturing and as a class by the Gorman-Wilson law coined at our mints 16 ounces of our sil­ writings book willeffectually dispose of it is but fair that they should be the ver are coined to equal one ounce of gold. all talk of rooking him the nominee in earliest beneficiaries by the change of policy which the country decided upon This is only possible because the govern- 1900.—Washington Post. EZBryan is a little behind hand in at the November polling. saent stands back of every .dollar issued* his scheme of writing a book on sil­ Since 1892, when the tariff v^as txiken silver as well as paper. Under free coin­ ver. The enterprising “Coin” Harvey off wool, the lofis to growers has been age of silver 16 to 1 the government credit v.-as first in the field and he reaped n nearly, if not quite, $240,000,000. This Lb ■would not be back of our silver. It would ^golden harvest. — Utica Observer independent of the loss to monufnclur»ot be pledged to keep one dollar as good (Dem.). era of woolen fabrics and their operuas another, and could not do it even If it CPA war to the death on trusts must tives. The total deficit is large enough were so pledged. The government wonld l»e one of the main features of the re­ to account for widespread distress of A good thing when they see it is evident from the way they patronize simply stamp every 871# grains,or 50 cents publican programme henceforth. Tin­ families and stringency of trade with­ our io per cent Discount Sale. worth, of sliver brought into the mint as - ]>arty which crushes them will gain out citing the. evidence of any other in­ What makes a nicer present than a new pair of shoes, 9Diiething, ItW cents and band it back to the owner of the undying gratitude of a despoiled dustrial collapse. By parity of reason­ and trust-ridden peopde. — Chicago ing a return to the old basis would add that is needed at all times and is always acceptable. the silver, who would be a silver mine Tribune. . in generous measure to the prosperity * owaer, or bullion dealer in 9999 cases out We have a full line of Gents, Ladies and Childrens §hocs for you CPMillionB of dollars in gold are rap­ which is beginning to manifest itself vrf ID,000. Every dollar so coined being to select from. Also, idly emerging from the hiding places in many branches of business. ■deprived of the government credit would into which they were frightened by the But the main thing, of course, is for Mmply pass for its bullion value. In set­ possibility of Bryan’s election, and the republican party, as represented tling our trade balances and even at our money in circulation is becoming per­ in congress, to carry out its pledges. own mints It would be taken simply for ceptibly more plentiful every day.—Na- We have advised careful ateps in the matter of a general tariff law, but the its bullion value, because that would be 1 ional Tribune. EFThe question is, will Bryan dem­ wool men know exactly what they want *U Chat it would be worth. Now that the of congress, and this agrees with wbat thing 1s all over wbat would have been the ocrats swallow tbe populist party or will the populists swallow th? Erytta- the party thinks they ought to have result of such a ruinous policy. As Mr. ites? CoL Watterson says tbe lattex. It would do no harm to reenact the Mc­ . JBryan admitted in his speech It would It seems preitty sure that revolutionary Kinley wool clauses, and if this can be leave brought on another panic. It would chaff will not capture the populist birds done at the winter session, so much the Call and look over what we have before buying, We can save fcave brought on the worst panic by far as easily in 1900 as it did in 189G.—-Chi­ better.—Sam Francisco Chronicle. you money at the Usat this country, or we believe any coun­ cago Inter Ocean. Diidotcgratlon Comlns. try, ever saw. That pauie would have CPThere is every reason why Maj. A conference of free-silver leaders is wowttaaed until the great business world MeKinley would naturally turn to Mr. to-be held in Chicago where it is ex­ Hanna as oac of the main props of the pected that Mr. Bryan will lx? present ■could have adjusted itself to the new con­ dition of things. The 5,009.000 deposi cabinet. In the very nature of the to offer advfae regarding the best plan case, Mr. Hanna will be a close, trusted “to solidify the free silver forces and tors in our savings banks, who put in dol­ and confidential adviser, and it is en­ conduct an aggressive educational cam­ lars worth 106 cents each, would be paid tirely reasonable on the part of the paign.” Ffom present indications it back in silver worth 50 cents on the dol­ presiaeui-clect to desire that he shall is obvious that a very aggressive educa­ lar. The 2,009,009 Insurance policies of be cousteatiy at hand in the circle of tional campaign will have to be prose­ tbts country, now having a value of over official advisers. The relations between cuted aw'd the strongest efforts made to •i,W9,000,0j9 would lose one-half. The few public men have been such us ex­ keep the free silver forces in line. The >79,ooe peasioners of this country who ist between these tWo conspicuous flg- election is just over, but signs of disin­ have been receiving dollars worth 100 ux’es oa the national arena.—Philadel­ tegration already, are appearing, and' it phia Press. looks very .much as though the f ree sil­ ■eeats wonld be paid off in dollars worth EFIf ever a man was elected presi­ ver army will go to.pieces much faster, half those they have been receiving. dent as the result of a pop'ular‘i»oxe- than the greenback army did 20 years The 1,750.000 share holders in Building ment that man is .Maj. McKinley. His ag^x—/Albany Journal. amdLoan Associations would lore one plurality ever Brydn is l.os-j.ooo. The CXA monthly treasury deficit has behalf of the 8750 009.000 now due them, highest previous plurality'was in 18-72. iaoenwt would be very high, after the pan­ when Grant received 762*99l^morrirotcs Bryan Washington; but kwi ill soon bp knocked ic which would certainly have followed. than were cast for Greeley. out when the republicans take charge was defeated by a larger piSwlitg tknn of the national finances.—^St. Louis even Groeley; anil his eloctiOa was quke Globe-Den»ocra.t. ■VTKRKD AS SECOND CLASS MATTER AT THE .HASTINGS, MICXL, POSTOFFICE, AUGUST 14, 1879. EDITORIAL NOTES Kalamazoo Curative Institute will be at Hastings House Tuesday, December 22,1806, Over Gaiters, Lambs Wool Slipper Soles, Warm Lined Shoes, Felt Boots, Knit Boots, German Socks, Rubber Boots. RED FRONT SHOE STORE. Call and look ^OOLLET bronsoN Over What We - Have Before Buy­ ing. We can save You Honey. g exhibit ior U no danger that hp wiB havp veay �—————-------------Hasting' Banner Thumdny, Dec. 17, 1896. LQCAL NEWS. * CIRCULATION - fnis week, 86 quires. Pocketbooks at Goodyear’s drug store. •5.00 shoes for S3.75 Bros. - Holiflaus at McOmber Another car load of salt at Cook A Cook’s. The best of coffees and teas at Phillips A Erbs. Useful and cheap Christmas presents at Stauffer’s. Baltimore Xmas oysters, Fruita, nute,, Iter. W. W. T.ylor antertalnnj Uw bor candles, etc. The pace will be as low as ebolr ot Emmanuel church one evenln, U»e loweat at F. G. Beamer A Co. teat week at bla home on Jetferaon atroaC. A great many of the towns around ns Tbe evening vu very eajoyably paaaed haTB basket ball teams. It to played in­ with gamea, and a fine time la reported by doors and uki to be fine sport. ' * tbe boys. Word from Cyril Gripbr that b, Among tbe many Barry County boya h*’secured a good pMltlon with Armour who bare gone out In the world and madr A Co. where he formerly worked. a success In bualneaa are tbe Matthews Bros., who are now located In Ashland, Mrs. Mary Dunning has petitioned that Wisconsin, and who do a large wholesale W. W. Potter be appointed administrator grocery business. In the estate of Philo R. Dunning. "Clothing oft proclaims tbe man.” Rev. Hicks declares a said winter, but Tailor made suits nlwaya look better, are the Indians say no. So to even up things made to Bt you. and they wear better for buy your groceries of Cook A Cook. that reason. A good tailor made suit Fine high grade ladles, misses and costs but eery little more than a ready childrens cloaks from 31.00 to 85.00 to made suit. Call on C. R. Lunn, the tallclose out at McOmber Bras, shoe store. Originators of low prices that competi­ A $4.00 pair of shoes for S3.00 My line of Holiday Goods are now open tors cannot follow. ready for Inspection and sale. While J Omber Bros. FitzSimmons’ Bazaar. have not as large a line of novelties as •1.60 buys a $2.00 pair of shoes at McAll things considered, we think Cook A usual I have a well selected assortment Omber Bros. Cook’s is the place to go for groceries. . of tbe new things, and at prices to suit the Take your laundry work to the AmeriPublic. times. I have the largest and best selected can laundry. Ribbons, trimmed hats snd feather boas International Oxford and Baxter Bibles at unheard of prices st tbe Bon Ton. at Goodyear’s. Miss Gertrude Stebbins. A new lot of glassware just received at Dry Beach wood delivered at your door Ever shown In Hollons, Cook A Cook’s. for 81.50 per cord. Hendershott, STOCK oF BOOKS, Immense line of juvenile books at Good­ ’ years drug store. Opposite Court House. and JUVENILE. Highest price paid for butter and eggs All the late books by such authors as at Cook A Cook’s. Ian Maclaren, Anthony Hope, Marie A whole box of Armours soap free. En­ Corelli. H. C. Bunner. John Oliver Hobbs, quire at Stauffer’s. F. M. Kingsley, Rob’t Louis Stevenson, Banel salt 65c. at Hendershott’s, oppo­ Eugene Fields, Bill Npe, Laura Richards, IL M. Rlossous and Mrs. Wiggins, and site Court House. For candy and nuts for the holidays go a great many others. I ihave quite a line of E. P. Roe’s works at <0c to Cook A Coak’s. Busby Bros., the tonsorlal artists have all the latest styles Id hair cuts. Call and see them when you want anything in this line. - Consisting of HISTORY. FICTION. HUMOROUS, Palmer Cox’s Frontier Humor, 80c Saiuantha at Saratoga. • - 30c Beautiful Joe, 4 -’ 30c Bh-ide the Bonnie Brier Bush, - 25c All Nicely Bound in Cloth, Also a large line ot the classics aud nriscellaneons books finely bound, and a very nice book «t.35c; a great value; worth 50c. Ail the poets in all styles of binding aud prices. Juvenile books, a big line From 1 cent to $1.00, See the new Brownie books; books and bxiklets; a big assortment. There are >omv new things this year that are nice and cheap. Sunday School Teachers Your attention is called to this line. 1 will make you special prices. Be sure and see them before you buy. BIBLES, 1 can do you good on Bibles; and let me caution ypu right here about book agents. Beware of them! You kill pay them more than you would a regular dealer. If you have any idea of buying of an agent Come and Get My Prices Before doing so, and see If I am not right. I am In position to show you the largest, best selected and cheapest line of Bibles and Testaments that iou ever looked at. I am the Barry-:- County-:- Agent For the American Bible Society, A society that mikes more Bibles, and cheaper ones, than anyjhouse on earth. 1 have good Bib'es . ; From 20 cents to $5.00; FA M1LY. QXFORDS and PLAIN. TEST­ AMENTS for 0- to 81.50. I do sell Bibles ana Testaments nt leas than any dealer in the county. A nice lint of 1897 Calendars. There Is nothing that makes a nicer present than a calendar—it is seen and used every day In the year. A good as­ sortment of . Perfumery Fancy Bottles. A Large Display of Albums; all Prices. AI1 kinds of games for all kinds of Children. While times are hard and money sfiarce, you will buy some presents, and I have selected my stock and made the prices with that fact iu view, and if you will give me a chance I can make your dollars go a good ways. HAKE NO MISTAKE in the PLACE! ONE DOOR EAST of CITY BANK. FRED LBW, The Druggist. We will trade you some nice Christmas Come Elegant assortment of perfume at Good presents for your butter and eggs. and see us. Phh.lutj A Erb. years drug store. It is said that the people in Irving think they have got close to town as soon as they strike tbe good roads by John Kurtz’ farm. It Js said that the principal of a certain school not far from Hastings recently re­ ceived the following letter from tbe parent of one of the students’ in bis physiology class:—“Dear Sir—1 don’t want you to learn my daughter any more about her in­ sides. It ain’t decent and turns her agin’ her vlltles.” Al the regular meeting and election of Masonic officers held Wednesday 'evening Dec. 16. the following officers ware elected for <be ensuing year: W. M.-E. A. Rider. x 8. D.—J. D. Murdock. J. D.—F. E. Johnston. • Treas—Dan’l. Striker. Sec’y—1. L. Crfessy. J- Di—Fred Tungate. Tyler—John Mate. (Additional Locals on , IT IS OFTEN HARD TO DE­ CIDE WHAT TO GBT, BUT CERTAINLY Peninsular steel Range WOULD Please Your Wile. fl Pair ol Skates • Don’t want any more green wood, but I do want to make you some good clothing at near ready-made prices. C. E. Lunn. If you wish laundry work done next Talk of coffees, why,, everybody knows week, be sure and take it to the American that Cook A Cook keep the finest coffees laundry early in the week, as they will not that can be found at the most reasonable be open on Friday and Saturday. It is said that Hastings will have a good prices. It will pay you it you ueed shoes or any ball team next year. McOmber Bros, are selling all leather thing in foot wear to take advantage of Finest line of stationery ever in the city Ixxits and shoes at 25 per cent, discount the 10 per cent, reduction on leather goods at Goodyear’s drug store. and all rubber goods at 15 per cent, dis­ at Woolley & Bronson’s from now ■ until January 1st. Merchants are trimming up their win­ count dows for the holidays. At the home of Mrs. Winnie Sherwood. We understand that a gambling room A fine collection of hand decorated china was found in full blast last week, and Tuesday evening, Prof. L. J. Goodyear, of the public schools, gave a very interesting at Miss J. R- Sherman. those who were in it paid a good sum to account of his trip to Europe last summer. Look for a nice line of holiday gifts at square the thing up. —Allegan Gazette. Hendershott A Dickerson’s. Farmers Institute at the Court House Go to the European Restaurant on Jef­ Phillips A Erb mal^e a specialty of keep­ this week was not as largely attended as it should have been, although tbe meeting ferson street kept by By. Dickinson, for ing tbe best of canned goods. your meals and lunches. Seth Stone is was very Interesting. A military company will be organized in cook, and the liberal patronage they are A lamp, some nice dishes, or some glass­ this city among the young men. receiving, show they are giving good sat­ ware will make tbe best of Christmas pre­ Visit our store once just for luck. isfaction. Lunches at all hours. Every­ sents. You can have a flue line to select _ FitzSim.vons’ Bazaar thing neat, and strictly up to date. Give from at Phillips A Erbs. them a trial. Give yourself a good clean shave by ge Now Is the time to buy your Mammoth ting your razors honed at Busby Bros. Next Tuesday night Blue and Snyder and Medium Clover seed. Alsyke, Timothy Santa Claus is with us. Come and see. etc. You will find nice seed at Hender­ will wrestle catch-as catch-can, best two in three at the opera house. These gentlemen Fitzsimmons'. shott’s, opposite Court House. are both tine athletes and very scientific Capes and jackets at closing out prices. Jackson A Studebaker wagons and bpb in their work. They have met three times O. D. SrAULDINGj sleighs, Ward A Dolsons’ celebrated Sur- in the past, each one having won a victory Look out for holiday bargains. We rya, carriages, road waguns. cutters etc. at and once wrestled a draw after a struggle have them. O. D. SpauldingJ Hendershott’s, opposite Court House. o? two hours and'three quarters. Unmatchable bargains in dress (goods. Bring along your produce, but remem­ Just one more week until Christmas. O. D. Spaulding. ber we are loaded with potatoes, and we Have you thought of it? It will pay you Burman A Marple are prepared to fill pay either cash or trade for what we buy. to examine my fine line of diamonds, jewall orders for bakery goods for Christmas. Cook A Cook. elery and fine watches, also sterling silver Lamps till you cant rest at Phillips A W’e make a specialty of honing razors. novelties, rblua and cut glass, silver TncranErbs. -See them and you’ll admire them. Farmers bring in your razors and get teu canes and umbrellas. Early callers will George Grlbben’s house near Nashville them honed at our shop. Old razors made hive the choice of selection from this large Busby Bros. « ’and splendid stock. Everybody Is cordi­ was burned to tbe ground Tuesday mom- s goodasuew. John Bkssmkb, What’s uieer for your wife or mothej ally invited. Ing. Hastings, Mich. The Jeweler. Tuesday was the last day that tbe law than a Bissell’s carpet sweeper, cycle The planet .Venus la now visible in the allows fur killing quails and partridges this bearing, for Christmas, We have them in all grades. Renkks & Walijxibff. southwest shortly after senset. Those year. Useful holiday articles in towels, hand­ who wish to see this beautiful planet will Those sock’s at W. H. Spence's are just the thing for this winter. They are all kerchief’s, kid glutes and mittens etc. scan the southwestern horizon about 5:80 o’clock. A clear silvery light like that of The lowest prices ever shown. wool. an electric lamp, will soon be seen. It is . 0. D. Spaulding. The time of year Is with us when all tbe interesting to note that the earth’s nearest The Yarger vs. Corrigan law suit is be ­ little boys and girls like to attend Sunday ing tried before Squire Kenaston this neighbors of the solar system are now vis­ School. ible in the evening. Mars iu the east and week. Sweezey A Congrove appear for And tea, why. Great Scott! Coot A Cojk plaintiff and L. E. Knappen for defend­ Venus iu tbe west. lead all in quality and prices. Well, 1 Tuesday evening at the Hastings House ant. guess so. There’s nothing better for a Christmas Hon. I’. T, Colgrove, President of tbe Just what you want and at prices that gift than a nice chair or .rug or a picture Current Toph Club, gave a delightful ban­ are right—those lamps at Phillips A Erbs’ and you have so many things to select quet tn the members of the organization we mean. from at Benkes & WalldortTs Furniture and according each member the privilege Go to Burman & Marple’s where you i mporium. of inviting one guest. Covers were laid can get pure wholesome candy, made fresh Don’t forget that at B. Dickinson’.-, Eu­ for 70 and of that number 62 were present. every day. ropean restaurant and Lunch Counter on The guests assembled in the hotel parlors Before you buy a feed cutter or corn Jefferson street you can get the tines! and tiled into the spacious dinning room Prayer was shelter see those at Henderohott’s. opposite lunches and meals at all hours, Yuur pa- shortly after seven o’clock. offered by Rev. Thoa Cox, after which the tronage is'solicited. Court House. guests sat down, and for nearly an hour Robes, blankets, harness, halters etc. The cemetery board met last week and discussed the delightful refreshments. very cheap at Hendershott’s, opposite elected all the old officers as follows: The banquet finished, Mr. Colgrove,/rose, President, E. Y. Hogle; Vice President, Court House. called the Club to order, and the literary The.wind wont b!ow through your Chester Messer; Clerk, John Hessmer; program opened with an excellent paper whiskers after one of those clean shaves Trees., W. D. Hayes. on Current Topics by Wm. B. Sweezey. From now until his new line of goods Following tills was an hour’s discussion at Busby Bros. arrives W. H. Spence will sell all goods in Burman A Marple will show as fine a of “What Questions Were Settled by the line of candies fpr Cnrlstmas as you ever his store at reduced prices. Now is jour Recent Campaign?" Mr. W. W. Patter time. Call and see him. Butter and eggs leading off with a sound, convincing, logi­ laid eyes upon. taken In exchange for goods. cal paper of 15 minutes length giving the Lunn LaUnn always aiwajs has ua-> something attractive Holiday excursion rates to points on q leation settled from a re publican stand­ to offer lu the tailor-made c!o hlug line. Michigan Central Railroad in United point, chief among them being the main­ Call and see him. Slates aud Canada. For futher particu­ tenance of the Supreme Court, Slates Mr. and Mrs. A. D. JfcElwaln are con­ Rights, Protection and Sound Money. Fol­ ducting a large dancing class at Reed’s lars Inquire at ticket office. A. C. Fkllows, A Rt. lowing Mr. Potter in 10 minute talks ball twice a week.' Should the winter be severe, you cer­ came Mesir< R. M. Bates who agreed Doll given away Xmis eve. at Hender­ tainly desire tbe best of groceries to meet with Mr. Potter that the Supreme shott A Dickerson’s. Ticket given with all the exigencies, and if it should prove Court question was settled bait de­ every 25c purchase. mild. why. the good groceries are more nied In a well worded speech that any Oil meal, ground bone and oyster shell desirable. So get them at Cook & Cook’s. of the remaining questions bad been set­ you will find cheap at Heudersbott’s, op­ tled. F. W. Walker followed Mr. Bates Rkmnant sale—Saturday. Miss Ger­ and denied th< statements Of Mr. Potter In posite Court House. trude Stebbins will have a remnant sale Free—A pound of Christmas candy to composed of Crepe Decliene; a fine line of a web expressed spjech. Silvester Greusrl followed with a five minutes talk which every customer who buy* a dollai’a worth fancy silka, aud old pieces of ribbon. was confined to anything from the visit of of goods at Stauffer’s, Christmas shoppers should not forget this.. a lady visitor to his offine to the possible Hand decorated china mikes a flue Reports to tbe state board of health cost of the city hall. Following him were Cnrtstmw gift. Examine the articles ou show that rheumatism, influenza, tonsiltalks by W. K. Cook, Dr. Woodmansee, M. •ale at Miss J. R. Sherman’s. Itto, bronchitis and neuralgia, in order I, cook, and closed with a five minutes For Christmas good things go to Bur­ named, caused m»t sickness in Michigan talk by J. H. Dennis. The evening waa man A Marple’s bakery. They are the during tbe week ending December 5. delightfully spent, a new Interest was leaders fur tint caudle*, etc. Consumption reported at 202 places diph­ aroused In the eunilauallon of tbe Current Topic Club, aud all want home with kind­ Gentlemen make yourselves or your theria, 50; typhoid lever, 80; scarlet fever. ly remembrances of tbe'oecaalon. boya a Christmas present of a gooa anil 35; measles. IB; and whooping cough, IS places. Somothino lor Christmas. WOULD PLEASE YOUR BOY, OR A GOOD KNI^E. 10 to 35 per cent off ou dress gdods at O. D.' Spaulding’s. of tailor made clothes at Lunn’s. xxxxxxxxx Pare.) T^IS.IS THE TIME To Saw wood. WE H|VE A FULL LINE OF GROSS GUT SAWS AND AXES. -WINTER HASN’T SET IN YET BUT WE HAVE A LOT OF SNOW' SHOVELS . IN ANTICIPATION. WGissert Bros. For The Holidays! We are showing some very useful gifts. Such a gift is most appreciated and calls the giver to one's memory most often: HERE IS A LIST of Valuable and Appropriate Gifts: Plush Caps. 50c. 75c, $1:00, $1.25, and $1.50 Beaver Cloth Caps, ’r.SftfiU 30c, 75c and $1.00 Wool Mufflers, 25c, 50c and $100. Unlined Gloves, 50c, Lined iviocha Mittens . 73c, $1.00 f OA Wool Gloves and SI.50. Mittens, Wool Socks, 25c and 43c The Latest and Prettiest Patterns in 25c and 50c neckwear, Fourin-Hand, Tecks, Puffs and Bows. A Full Line of Link Cuff Buttons and Tie Pins in the Newest De­ signs. - LEADING �trifles in silver. Hastings Banner Thursday, D«c. ty, 1896. nteaw of H«MFy Whkh Women DoU«ht In. COOK BROS, Proprietors In few lines of manaf&ct|tre nre novel Ideas more constantly developed than in FOREIGN GOCSIP. tbe making of silverware. First by order of fche importance to —In Queensland, Australia, there an whi'eh the bieyde has attained arc the •actions of land hand reds of miles is silver mountings and furnishings, extent which have been devastated »bj which are made for the establishment rabbits. The ground Is white with the of the wheel nnd for tho luxurious out­ bones of dead rabbits fitting of it» owner. —A ’’cafe chan taut und May daj Among tli^se is the "MJ ver oil can. revel, at which Prince Edward of Th is has flat sides, with a rider mount­ Baxe-Webbnr opened the proceedings,” ed uj>on his wheel engraved on either was the method by which money wm sidibv This is ns dainty a tool as the mixed for a children’s hospital in Lon­ most Tost Minus wheel man dould de­ don recently. sire. Another accessory which is loth —Hypnotism was tried on a too wilt attractive and vniauble in the silver tng foci in Lyons, France. He was put name plate to lie attached to the tool in a trance, and buried in a hole eight bag. . Then there ure the silver toe feet deep, with a tnl»c from his mouth clips, beautifully cha&ed, trilver-mountthrough which hecould breathe. He ed grips, nnd all riUver grips, engravi-u wm to'remain thus buried for k week and made to fit nuy handle. At the end of three days he was unFrom out-of-door luxuries to indoor earthrd, and wiu so weak that it wat luxuries is but a step nt the jewelers. thought he wqpld die^ For the work table there are thread —At the first. London levee of the «ca- waxers made in perfect imitation of a son the company were nearly stifled by miniature car of corn or a half-opened the Intolerable heat of the state apart pod full of green peas. The silver em­ meats at St. James’ palace, and the at­ broidery sciNsors now have a silver mosphere of the thron*' room was so shield to protect their |x>int. handle oppressive that a member of the royal aud shield both txtautiful'.y engraved household who was in waiting actually >n relief. A silver silk winder is an al­ most indLs । leasable article to the woman I,mm .1 ...I. ...... —Italy- proposes to take the sale of ■ Y.'lw'i who does dain^v embroidery, and whose quinine out nf the hands of the drug- equipments are to be above reproach, gists und to make it a government mo-1 -Among «u.. the pretty novelties which ure nopoly. Druggists sell it at the rate of within ’“1 the 1 reach of almost every purse, from $50 to^100 a pound, while the gov- are the coffee spoons, whose handies <rutaent gets it for the army at $5 a are formed of a favorite flower, the pound. It will be sold in sealed tubes to birthday bc*ukniarks, which bear the prevent adulteration, in doses of one names of the month ami the] corre­ grtimme. at a cost of three and four sponding sign of the zodiac, in<! tbe Shakespearean bookmarks with a fa­ —Perpetual Htin shine occurs on the miliar quotation engraved ujibn the coast of Peru, where, although it may blade. be misty occasionally, the blue sky is Among toilet accessories there seem always visible through the whitish veil, j to be fewer novelties than usuil. The Perpetual sunshine when tbe sun is only ones noticed, were the t.lxe? watch above horizon also exists in the Sahara, stands, designed to hold a watch upthe great desert of Afrien, nnd in the right and’ open. . other rainless regions of the earth. __ not _____ Garter and belt buckles are new —Fire broke out recently in a building in idea, hu t new designs are constantly in the AvenuedeNeuilly.justoutside the j bring shown, and an all-silver bdlt mode Porte Maillot, one of the gates of Paris. ; of a series of medallions is a charming and the Paris firemen were called out. ; novelty; On reaching the gate they found that I The silver belt pin. always rnquestionthey coukl not pass it without a special able taste, is this season finding a rival permit from the prefect of police, and in the newer belt hook. Thisisshorter had to watch the hous.? burn down than the pin. r.od it is finished with two while some one hunted up the prefect j inward turning nnd sharply-pointed —Tn Lancashire, England, the search- hooks which cotch and hold the skirt. • Those who care to own tbe supersti­ light has been put to a novel use. The "" employes of a mill struck and the znnn- tious habit of carrying a rabbitt’s foot _______________ •tacturcr determined to keep thev mill "for luck" can find the genuineurticla running. A searchlight was obtained mounted in sterling silver, nnd thoraud erected on a prominent part of the oughly up to date. building, the idea being to prevent the coflege roan could not fail to be in­ strikers from Retting fire to the tempo- terested in the pencil tips which ore shown, engraved with his vary habitations of the new hands. a and enameled ’ ! girl friends of the college object to so A writer who is traveling through attractive a reminder of its attendants. From bicycles to pencil tips—the ' Englund says the very worst things he has seen in that country are the shoe.**— range is .not too wide for the jewelers of to-day to compass, and the purchaser boots, .they call them—that men ar.cl women wear. They arc ail clumsy aud who cannot cover the price of the one unshapely, from the little things that is sure to find something attractive and one sees the babies wear, etch with, satisfactory, whatever may be the limit an adult heel under it, to injure the set for expenditure.—Chicago Inter child for life, up to the very best men’s Ocean. and women** shoes in the West End. They arc not only heavy and un­ shapely, but the-fashion appears to make them ail too short, in consequence of which the English walk is a vile one, suggesting that the people are more or less? crippled. The cheaper machinemade Amer*con shoes are* coming into the market in great numbers, and the evident superiority of their shape leads shoe deHers all over the metropolis to x Even when adv erase American shoes. ' America: s t; ,e old shoes to the best ohoj to he qned an ,patterns the result is pnt successful.—Cincinnati Enquirer. “ Property.” Years ago in New* Hampshire there were three oom mission ors appointed, to examine candidates for admission to the bar. At one time the commission­ ers were Jeremiah Mason, the ablest lawyer in the state. Mr. Sullivan and another member of the bar. Of a cer­ tain candidate who presented himself fay examination. Mr. Willard tells this story in his book, “Half a Century with Judges and Lawyers:” He was an awkward young man. and the commissioners proceeded to exam­ ine him thus: “What is property?” Tbe candidate described it. “How is it acquired?” “In various ways.” “Illustrate.” “Mr. Mason gets his by high fees: Mr. Snllivon by usury, and Mr.—” “Stop! stop!” exclaimed Mnson; “1 Chink wo can admit him. Brother Sul- More Medicinal value tn a bottle of Hood's Kxrsa parlUa than in any other prepanidon. More skill H required, more care taken, more expense Incurred lu its manufacture. It costs tbe jiroprletar aud the dealer More but It costs the consumer fare, as he More euratiw power is secured by Rs peculiar combination, proportion and process, which make it peculiar to ItseK. More people are employed and more s<>aee ooeupisd In Its Laboratory than any other. *■ SarsspsrfUa mkI m before. ; TALKING TO SERVANTS. GoMiping with the Household Help * Bad Habit. . ■bred people gossip is always I To well-bt || unpleasant;; when retailed by . an intorinr If lu , ferior It is not tolerated. And yet the fashion of“ gossiping about one's neigh­ ' *’ bors with one’s servants is so prevalent and so much on the increase as to raise the question in the minds of thoughtful people: “Are t here no well-bred women left?” To the credit of the average house wife be it said that this habit is much less prevalent in her class than it is with the inhabitants of hotels, apart­ ments, flats und boarding houses, where numerous families arc brought to­ gether ns residents of one building, und an almost unlimited field is offered for the speculation and curiosity of ' their more or less idle occupants. This idleness and curiosity, Jn about equal parts, ure the cause of this un­ dignified relation between mistress and maid. When n woman's lime and life are well filled with home duties and with the social occupations incident to her social position she hajj but little time, and less desire, for any such un­ dignified confidences. The woman, how­ ever. who has nothing to do but to dress and undress, walk the ' principal thoroughfares, stroll through the shops and spend the evenings in public par­ lors, where she may watch but not know her fellow-lodgers, is the one with whom such a relation becomes in ,thc beginning easy of accomplishment, and in the end a morbid necessity. Quite as frequently as tbe maid who is arrang­ ing the room drops a piece of informa­ tion concerning the bride in the next suite of opartmeuts. her auditor will return a question, and thus the intimacy is formed—for intimacq is what such confidences lead to. . There is but one way and one time to check such confidences, and that is et their first appearing. The maid will appreciate the behavior of her superior, and her respect for her will increase a thousand fold; she will, for the time being at least, have received a whole­ some lesson, and her desire to gossip will be lessened; while the mistress will have received a morn! brace roost sat­ isfying to her conscience, most invig­ orating to her dignity and most stimu lating to her character.—Ladies* Home Journal. London. Dec. H.—A tl;spatch to a aewi agency here announces the death st Sun hemo. Italy, of Alfred Nobel, a Swedish engineer and chemist. He waa tbe first Io rweogiuxe the value of uitroglyoertae, und was the inventor of a Dumber of explosive*. Washington. Dee. 14-—The annaal re­ port of Csmniiaaton^r Joseph H. Miller, ci the intenud revet.»e turrao, shows impersonal. Personal and —-Prince Eugenie dem-endt in direct line from Emperor Nicephoros HL. Bo ton kites (1078), of the house of Ks taka lone, which in 1448 adopted tbe name of Crictoforo in honor of St. Christopher, patron of the Kata Lalone dynasty. —Empress Frederick of Germany will spend a large part of the next two years in England. She will become, it is said, the tenant of Ditton Park, the late duke of Buccleuch'a beautiful old place near Windsor, now belonging to Ixird Montagu, of Beaulieu. —By tin- death in Paris of the Due de Vieence, nt the age of 81, tbe ^ukedom becomes extinct, and with it die family of »e Cnufotacojit l» the mole line. tL j I ■ 1 , : j ! .। ■ ’I I I • nmboArndor at the court of Ruff in from 1807 to the beginning of the French invavion. —Mme. Emma Nevada hna had the; rniefortune tr> a diamond end pearl . nhell uf grant value at n soiree given in ■ Faris by Mme. fatorde. The Khel) w.ih j presented to Mme. Nevada nt. her <!cbdt at the Opera Com pique and bon- the, touching inscription: “Une Perle a r t’ne Perle." a ; —Miss Lydia Bradley, of Peoria, Bl., I who has already given that city a boa- ! pi tai. a home for aged women. 11 church. 1 and a park of H5acres, hasdecldr-d xmi-yi her ik । j■ intention Of immediately ererting ‘rertinj' a -i j| poly technic institute which, with its । endowments und appurtenance*.«. ■wflll *“ ' represent a cost of J —The monument of the Into Sir I Richard Burton is a groat tent hewn out of marble, under which his body rests In ■ a steel casket. Lady Burton’s casket is beside ft. and onie other Is yet tn be pvt under the tent’—that of the erratic couple's most fnitfifu! "servant and friend.” ns Tiddy Burton cnlltsl her. —A London bicyclist wo‘a has under taken tn ride to Irkutsk in Siberia ' Mr Jefferson, reached Moscow by n rouudalvnut journey of 2.500 miles from Jtotterdam in six weeks. Ife went by way of Hamburg. Dnntzic. Higa. St. Peters­ burg and Novgorod, and had bad weather, snow storms and bn»l roads in March and April. n gathering of his neighbors. Maid: “I am a Srotriiuinn by blood. I mu n Lancashiremnu by birth. I nm a kind of Londoner by living >p>1qng there. T belong to roost pnrta of the country, but my wife, ns rnnst of you know. iaagoM Welshwoman, nnd I think that to a grant extent has Infected me.” BIGGEST WATCH IN THE WORLD. and Weight Two 1'oondiThe largest watch in the world was mode in London for William Wilkens,of Baltimore. It is kept by his sons ns an heirloom. Mr. Wilkins was an odd man in many waya. One of his peculiar de­ sires Was to possess things that were entirely different from other things In tho world. The big watch was a mani­ festation of this trait. It coat him $2,­ 500. Ho ordered It in 1R66, but it was not finished until 1869. The missive gold chain.-to which It was attached, weighs four pounds, and cost $600. It vu made in this country. The <rt&*h—a repeater—weighs two pounds lacking one ounce. The hunt„„„ .. e„,„ ,M.U _ ing case is of 18-carat gold and is seveneifrhWu ot on inch thick. The white amel of thadlalJs four inches in diThe rise b elaborately eninsidc and outride. th©d»slgn on 15* t representing ilr. Wilken*’ Bal­ timore, factory and residence. The en­ graving cn the back n-prcocuts Mr. ... hors?, for rad his old white which be bnd nv much affection tr it is r.v«:ible for one to have for a dumbanl- y*r> Wilkens, who waa very wealthy when he diet], began life in an h^jnb’c He •tarteaTl usiners by wheel|ng home in a borrow the h:i.r which he gathered at the tw: Baltiroorc ahroghter no gauicrea asine houws. there sorting ur.d prrpr.ring houses, them for market. Tbe bncint«s frrw Kteatlily and Mr. Wilkens pvrchnRtxl a hors? und wagqn.cbandoning ttfe wheel­ burrow. The horse, however, waa never deserted. When it became too old to work it was ordered cared for tenderly, and when it died its owner*purchnned a plot of ground opposite his residence and burit-d it- there. When this huge watch was made he gave thia faithful old horse equal prominence with him­ self in the engraving cn the case. Mr. Wilkens orirvied this big watch to the day of hi* death. The chain, which is about.four feet iong. was wern about his neck. He hnd an rx4ra Urge jx>cket made in each of his verts to hold the watch. .Some idea of the immecsity of the timepiece may be gained by know­ ing that, the largest watch now occa­ sionally manufactured for thgtrr.de fans n case two inches wide and a dial 1% Inches wide. The diameter of the watch is nearly 4’/, Inches.—N. Y. World. DELICATE *«■!" Washington. Dec. 14.—A denial !► cleanliness, wholesomeness and deliciousness tnhdv of theIts report that .‘hrpurity, fuitan of Turkeyare hasgood entered a protest againstNONE SUCH Mince Meat. reasons for using Bend your name nnd oddrem,and mention thi« paper, and wo will maU^rcn freeabook— tbe language of the j•resident's message The best reason is its saving—of time, of hard work, of to congrexs in its trtntment of the money. A ten cent package affords nor youwill twothe large pies, with. college colors and initials, Turkish qutstiou. REGULATOR 1 Sf out trouble to you beyond the making era I. Makes IT ISoffl the SUPERB TONIG and a wonderful in just asW.good fruit12. cake and fruit pudding os it oesinfluence mince Wheeling. Vu., Dec. —The-offi ­ exerts cial”vote presidential candidates strengthening her system by pie.for Sold everywhere. Bein sure and get the genuine. this state was us follows; McKinley. driving through the proper chan­ 104.414; Bryan. 02,927; Levering, l,2u3: Health and Palmer. 627. McKinley’s plurality, nel ail impurities. 11.487. Mother und Daughter Klllv l. IniliipiaptiiiN, Ind., Dec. 14. — Mn». Catherine Corbett, aged 70. and her daughter Mary, aged 40, were found dead in their home in this city, having been suffocated by gas. strength are guaranteed to result trom Its use. My wife wu bedridden for eighteen mouths, after using BRADFIELD S FEMALE REGU­ LATOR for two nionthn. i» getting well.— J M. JOHNSON, Malvern. Ark. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. ATLANTA, GA. Bold by all DraggtU* at SI 00 par bottl*. ? LATER EXCESSES IN MANHOOD K MAKE NERVOUS, DISEASED MEN \ ittitHB are found lu^l Stations of life:-The farm, the ottioe. tho workshop, th*> pulpit <2 RESTORED TO MANHOOD BY DRS. K. A K, ?Wm A. W4LKEB. Wm. A. WALKKB. MRS. MRS. CHAS. CHAS. FRKBY. FEKBY, CHAfi. CHAS. 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Tbe Quitman road’s biddin* for comrade, and by evening was put in hanging their beads, had been tittering >y evening was put all the government freight it can get possession of an odd lot of camp furni- into each other’s faces, finding their now. They’d hare given you a pass in a tore, some Items of which were in good time hnd come, slowly and awkwardly minute. I suppose you want to be r®P»ir and othero valuable only as relics found their feet, but not the erect po­ - the war.--------*wv».u!,v aHrencs sition of the soldier. quartermaster an I commissary T’ And A — cam] or the war. A camp mattress and again the brown eyes looked almost some chairs bore the ‘*Si» fur so good." said Immbert, calm­ Bu Gapwin Charles Kina., ----name of Tighe. ly. “Now. sergeant, explain the rest wistfully into the blue. . and tbe soldier who carried them in rrto them, us they seem to be nuinstruct­ “I? No. indec*'. sir. I don’t__ know _____ marked to his chum: "They didn’t burn TIL anything ^ut ’ l-Ule “ tactics. What I •'erythlng after the lieutenant died. ed recruits." Newton T-ambert baa more than once most want"— There wus a general, titter at thia. a .glance around u^er all. did they ?" From which Lamin tbe course of his yean of service been and an a^ologrtl< d laugh—"is a chance bert drvw inference that the property One of the two wus an ex-sergeant of property heard to sny that of all the odd senaa- to wash off the cinders—and something ,n *1®^^ had formerly belonged to ten years’ service—one of John barley­ t'ona be ever experienced tbnl^vhich to eat. I’m hungry as a wolf." 4111 officer of that name who 'v^’ succumbed •“rcumbe'd corn’s de feu ted wrestlers. His eyes y-cissessed him on the occasion of hfa re­ . The snapped with wrath, he knew the captain looked troubled. “ Pre to the epidemic of the previous year. , • T" — ■— —''Muivu, I VC "* ~~ * - . lieutenant “hod the best of him." porting for duty with his first com­ hml my g,.ub: „-vc ,he m<_n At®,table Irtparation forAs­ But the principal question remaining* “Don’t make it necessary for me to that eon,.back late iu the nlghi-been pany was the oddest. Accustomed unsolved waa that of subsistence. War­ similating ibcFoodandRcijularepent tho lesson." said Lambert* be ­ np to Burkatubbee with the marsh.-,I ing and Pierce had told him that in all curing !•’.» four years of cadet hie iobe» tll^ U1£ SlnmarhJ and Bowls of fore moving on: “especially you, sir." Lave with punctilious respect in the 0,0 you try over at Toogloo?probability he would find that Close ! “Eeefy'Kxly waa asleep over there, f was living on soldier fare and hud no And the ex-sergeant was plainly the presence of officers, young or old.ano ac­ mon indicated. customed also through his two months* left my trank at the railway .tatloa and “mess arrangements" whatever. This, Up at the end of tbe row SergU’ilurns de toil nt the uendemy that, summer to walked ohl" u* we have seen, proved to be the case— brought his broad palm down on his Promotes DigesHon.Cheerful"Why, I told the serp-ant to send a and Lambert inquired if there were no Im- creaibd Uith even the exaggerated thigh v* ith a whack of delight," then ness and (test.Contains neither “Yea.” .hferepce which the old nou-cbminis- mule in last nighton theehaaeeof your possibility of finding board. glanced over to see bow the captain Optuni.Morphinc nor Mineral. nned oilicem secnitd to delight in cornin’ by the 'Owf Didn’t anybody said Close; “Mr. Parmelee, the deputy took it. ' 1 marshal, lives np the-road about half u Not Nahcotic. showing to young graduates, Lambert meet you?" The captain was carefully counting "Thrnwas a mule, bnt no body ■ mile, and he told me to say he’d be glad u:.» unprepared for the hail-feltopr-wellover tbe *’green bucks" he hud just re­ you.’’ Lambert ceived. and. with these In handrtnrned met nature of-his reception byithven- laughed Lambert, "except a darky to uccommo<late Ubtetl men dnd the absolute Impassive- •sleep in a freight ear. The mule wa, lunched in c?mp at noon, and about into the dark recesves of his farther rv-s of his on*- brother officer. That It | lying tn the dirt, and snapped Kis head, three o’clock came forth frut^ his tent tentf The episode In front wus of minor buttoned to the throut in his handsome­ importance. •tali when I tried to raise him." aiis utterly different from the cM-stoins OF EVERY obtainhig elsewhere in the regular *-erv- . “What became of him? Hedldntgel ly fitting uniform, his forage-cap 7Yon got a rakin' down. Riggs,” ice hr knew very well. In visiting class­ •way. did he?" asked close, in great cocked jauntily over his right eye. and laughed some of the men as the Hetia pair of white glove* in his hand. A ♦enant wnw lo«t to ««ighT heVnnd th** mates already on duty with their bat- anxiety. “Hr didn’t try U*.“ onswcml Lam­ soldier »iuuchiug across the open space wagpn. while the victim of his brief •eries among the New York and New in front fchijXxd to the opposite hand reprimand glowered angrily ufter him. bert, in some amusement. “ Like the i i g’anc fort*, as well as during his A perfect Remedy for Constipa­ ( bni t stay at the barracks, he hajl notedT cminei.t hfcad uf thp late unpleasant­ the bucket he v. us carrying nnd saluted. “Dam young squirt!" snarled the fel­ tion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea. 1! ••• scrupulous deference of the tot eran । ness. ail he asked was to l>- let alone. I Close surveyed his trfm subaltern with­ low. “I’ll learn him a kss-nn yet.’’ Worms .Convulsions .Feverish­ out changing a tnusckof bin face; left him browsing in the public square. ” i ^vauts' when addressing tht|ir offi- । "No. you won’t. Riggs.” was -the “What do they charge you extra for quick rejoinder of McBride. "He was ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. “An*! the bridle an’ saddle, too? Great ■ rrs. He could understand awkwani- , them buttons?" lie finally inquired. perfectly right, us you ought to have r- ' ?.nd clumsinesaamong the recruits, I Peter! Fhut’s bad. Some lousy nig­ Tac Simile Signature of ■ Lambert said be didn’t know. They reuse enough to know. I’m glad, for id™ of a gorportd clsiffihg him ’ ger‘s g-ot him by this time, or his trap­ werti on the coat w hen it came from the cne, to sec It, for this company has sim­ ping at least, an ’ he ’ ll swear the Freed ­ *k 'the cht of his clothes and—tUic idea . tailor's. Would the*captain kindly di­ ply been goin' to th.- dogs' for tbe ian NEW YORK. of i. two months’ recruit being a cor­ man’s Bureau gave him the hull outfit, Oaateria b pt rp la c-.>rire bottle* only. It poral. anyhow! Never in the tales tol<f and it’ll Ims stopped against my pay. rect him to Mr. Parmelee’s nnd permit six months.**­ b art cold la balk. Cca't allow auycLe to mH him to go thither? Theeaptnliugrarely Sergeant! ” he called: "wish you ’ d go . '(TH BK C< ’ !«TIM KD ) you anything a!ie cr. ths plea w prerndm that h of the Fire ziMUtvesof '61 hnd he heart! J j Oosrs-JjCrxis said tu? need not u«k. jientiisViou just to b “just as good” ’ind/ uill aaswer evwy pttr■ ** anything much more free-«i id-ratty right down town an" catch up that mule leave catn|»—even the men <!idn’t do poss." Bee that yea get C-A-B-T-O-ILI-A. an’— I'-.m the manners of this camp regu- . “I can’t jo, sir," promptly answered that—und gave him the needed instruc­ •:<•-*. Never in his wildest dream had 1 tions. winding up by saying: "Gotyour EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. he figured such a specimen of tie com­ Sergt. Burns, hir hand going up in unpistol?” Lambert answered tbax he missioned officer as he found in (’apt. occubtomed salute in deference to the never curriei! one. vntpM. C. »se. In the contemplation pf t* is presence of the new officer. “I’m busy “You’ll have to. here." said Clo^i. "or with them ration returns. Here, Fin ­ cHiructer the go-as-you-plmse style of be out cf fashion entirely. I ain’t got the enlisted men sank into inpignifi- ney, you go.” "Go where?" said a young soldier one to lend, hut if you’ve a mind to pay crnce. Long years afterwards Lambert I less than cost I’ve got one thnt will just at his tent door and greasing used to go over this meeting in hih mind. squatting . - ^.* i - suit you, strap nnd holster complete.” ►...««• k. — i,:. snd tor two yrarK often Importuned. »P “*-«'•*<»•" ith n bit of bneon-rtpd. Alas! women do In five minutes the trade was made, and up. hr would convulse his brother officers i He ***' hardly hnrH,v deigned to look ,*“'b «« suffer. Why, we MORTGAGE BALE. MOK1 GAGE SALK. Lambert had cnly eleven dollars left often cannot tell, but "The captain wants you to go and get Default having turn made In the conditions by vivid description nf It. But there DeUult haring been made for more than sixty when he started to hunt up Mr. Par­ uf a certaltv mortgage made by Charles W «la>> In Ute (tayinml of luterMt overdue and came a time when they no longer that saddle mule he sent up last night. melee. -'-milhand Wife Helen G.. of tbe township of payable on a inort«Hite dated April 25. IPM. one great cause, and li ring, sotinty of Harry, and state of Michigan, made by Reuben aud Elizabeth Shade, buibaod laughed and he no longer told the story Jake must have gon\ asleep and forgot Close watched the erect figure of that is weakness. to Alexander Fimter. of Bedford. Calboun and wire, io Iranel Coolbaueh and recorded la . re to those he loved and trusted ut- him." the young fellow ns he stepped briskly The headaches, the coutty. stale of Michigan, daled Deermbee 14. | the office of the RegUter ot Deed a. for tbe coun­ "Would it be pduible to-send a wagon away. So did the first Rcrg»*nnt, Mid­ A. D. ikn:. and recorded tu tbe office of the ty ot Barry and State of Michigan, on tire 7th • rly. ings, the pains, the Register uf Deeds, for the countv of Barry, day ot Angast. A. D.. tMH. In liber 47 of Mort__ _ ___ .___ nts, indeed, almost Aroused by some unusual chatter for my trunk?" interposed Lambert at way across the o|x‘n space between the and .state of Mlchlg.w. on the twenty third day ragcaon page 182 and the isM Daniel Ooolall the miser1,’ has a common of December. A D. iw«. in Liber « of Mort baugh having died intestate, and (be xaid mort­ among the men. the first sergeant of this juncture, npjMUiling to hissu]>erior. tents half a dozen of the men were gages, on page --M. on whlch mortgtgv there is gage having been nsttitned by Benjamin Coolclaimed to be due at the dale ot this notice the Sangh. Cynthia Green and Martha bawdy. »ole u.pany G. smoking a pipe while work­ Close hesitated and made no immediate squatting, in the bricht sunshine, pipes a woman always needs a friend Mini of Five hundred fiftv three dollars and Furrinujt hr|rs at law ot wd Daniel Ocotbnuih, '. govern, ration-return, stuck his head reply. It wus the sergeant who took in full blast, engaged in a game of cards thirty cents, and an attorney's (re of twenty- to Rosanna Coolbauglt by an naajir mem d.ted that can be relied upon, and such five dollars provided f- r tn said np rtgag-. and March 20th. tend. and recorded In xaid Regthat looked suspiciously like draw­ out of his tent and saw n young gen­ the responsibility: a friend, for more than twenty nosultur proceedings at law havb gbecn In­ i«trr’f* office, ou tbe Ttllh day of June A. Dw “1’11 ’tend to it, if you please.sir. The poker, a gray blanket being outspread tleman In a light-colored suit, eourte- I years, has been that greatest of all I stKued to recover the mc-neyn secured by said In liber 33 ol mortgages, on page <35. for mortgage, or any part li»ereof; remedies, <usly raising a drab derby in his kid- wagon’s going up in ten minutes to nnd little piles of while field beans whleb default the said Rosanna Coolbaugh. by I Now, therefore, by virtue of the p wer of virtue ot the right g'vrn her by the said mart­ gloved' hand, while he stood erect with haul some grain. Be lively now. Fin­ decorating its outer edge nt different sale contained In said mortgag.- and ihe stat­ race, ba* made ano hereby makes tbe whole ney. Drop them shoes nnd start." And points. Surrounding the players were ute in such case made and provided, notice is principal sum ot said mortgage and tbe Inter­ 'ddierly ease before the company com­ : hereby given that on Saturday, the thirtieth est accrued thereon dow due and payaoleand mander. Sergt. Burns also noted that Finney, conscious, possibly, of sonic I>erhaps n dozen spectators. In various I day i'f January A. D 1W?. at ten o'clock In the on which mortgage there Is claimed to be doe change ir the military atmosphere, i forenoon. 1 shall sell at public auction, to the at the date < t this notice the sum ot three hun­ costumes more or less soldieily. At some nf the men were tittering and i highest bidder, at tbe north front door of the dred eighty three dollars and seventy nine By its purity and its power it e I of them looking on. One glance gathered himself together and van­ sight of Mr. Lambert in his trim frock ’ court bouse, in the city uf Hastings (that being cents for principal, interest, taxes and insur­ furnishes a prompt relief for ' the place where the circuit court fur Barry ance, and an attorney fee of twenty-five dol­ coat some of, the number faced half v. as enough. The sergeant dropped pen ished. ' C-'unty is hoiden). tbe premises described in lars provided for in said mortgage, and no suit Meantime, in his anxiety aloout the women in their hours of need, towards him: some, us though em­ tmd pipe and came out of his den with I ' said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be or proceedings at law hhving been Instituted to and if the grateful expressions government property thus placed in necesMary to nay the amount due on said recover the amount secured bv said mortgage barrassed. began to edge away. The :• single bound, buttoning bis blouse which come up from the homes mor’g-.ge. with eight per cent, interest, and or any part thereof. Not Io Is Uirrefore hereby jeopardy, the captain seemed lost to all gamblers calmly continued their game. nnd glaring abdut him as he did so. all legal costa, together with an attorney's given that on the 28th day of December. 1IM. of the land about what SAFE thought of the newcomer’s comfort; It If the young officer bad looked ns fee of twenti -Hye dollar* covenanted for there at ten o'clock tn the forenoo.i there will be sold "Bush your d—d grab, you!" he fierce­ CURE has done were printed, in, the preralM* being described in said mort­ at the north front door at the court house in tbe wns Sergt. Burns who came forward though he did not notice them, the they would fill volumes. If you, ly growled at the nearest group. "Get gage os all those certain lots, pieces and par city of Haattnc*. county of Barrv and slate ot with a camp stoo! and proffer of further cliances are thnt, though he pemed < els of land situate lu the township of Irving, M Ichigan, (said court house being tbe Dlaee In reader, are a sufferer, can you into youq coat*, there!’’ he swore nt tn the county of Barry, aud state ot Michigan, which tbe circuit court for the county of Barry hospitality. ' witjiin ten feet of the group, no one not take hope from this sug­ another, while with menacing hnnd he and described us follows: m held), at public auction, to the highest bid­ gestion ? The north east quaru-r of the south east der, tbe premises described In said mortgage “If the lieutcl.ont cac put up with c; ,jle party would, in piqper and «olmotioned to others still, whose costume I quarter and the south half of north west or i*o much lberror as may be necessary to sat­ I’ll ” send’ something *'’* *from dierly style, have noticed him. but l«nm.quarter of south east quarter both, cn section isfy the amount due on said mortgage as above', was even more primitive, to scramble Mich rations, ” fifteen (15) tn town four-(4) not th range nine set forth, with tbe Interest thereon and tbe back to thein tents. Tn ten seconds si­ tho cook-tire, sir.” said he, doubtfully, b^rt had seen enough "slouching” for (9j west, containing alxly acres more or less. costs, ebarges and expenses allowed by law and AiJtXANDKuFosiKit. Mortgigee lence reigned througnout the camp al­ looking at his commander very much as end day. and his youthful soul wns np provided for io Mid mortgage, said premise* COU.ROVg A I’OTTKR. being situated In tbe village sf Woodland, in most as complete as that whieh was though he thought it high time for that in arms. He looked squarely at the two Attorneys for Mortgagee. tbe county of Rarry and stale ot Michigan, and MORTGAGE SALE | Dated. October 27. IW6. described as follows, to-wlt: maintained, for thot time, at the tent official to suggest something better. men nearest- him ns he rapidly ap­ Whrrea* del suit ha* heeu made in the t«rmi proached, whereupon one of them nerv­ and Lambert said he should be most grate ­ BMng lots number four and six ot block num­ condition!* of u certain mortgagr, made mid of the commanding officer. Lambert ber five n< Parrott’s addition Io tbe village of , MORTGAGE BALE. ful if JLhat could be done—and if there ously tugged at the sleeve of a third. vxreiiled bv Cjwsius llubbt-H and Anna Hubbell, Woodbind, the same being situated on section actually did not know what ta say in Default bavins been made In the condlttras number fifteen, town number four north, range were no objections; and he, too, looked Others, after one furtive glance, pre­ his uif*. of the Town of Intnr, County ol Rarry. Stair of Mlrhluan. tn Calvin!' Austin, of Sal< tn. of» rertain nwrtpige made 1>y Joeepb Kollar number seven west, and in the township of response to his superior’s announce­ -----9----------------| tended, they did not see the coming County of W;»>i.lug1uii. State of New York, । and Rachavl Kollar nl* wife of Irvlrjc. Barry Woodland, county of Barry. and state of Mich ment. It was full ten seconds, or more, expectantly nt the senior officer “I guess that’s about the best we can officer nnd became absorbed in the d ted March i.ith.A. D. >'•8*. nnd recorded In County. Michigan, to B:*ruuri C*n*on of Gidea- Iren. before he determined in what form to do,” said Close, slowly. ’Tuin’t wbat ' r-nme. Ten strides nnd he wns opposite lite office nf tlm Itexlsti-r nr !)••<•(!< for Rarrv ! bunt. Kalamazoo Oountyr-Mfehtean, da:cd JhuDated September 40th. if« Ghi::.ty, Michigan. <m the Kth day uf March. A. ' I nary 5th. A. D. IR®. nnd rrcordtd iu thu ofRce Rosanna Coolhauoh. couch his next remark. He had in- f tu l./.-.r :o of Xcrtgsei-s on pace Xi. of the Register ot Deeds, for Hit? County of you’ve been accustomed to. but it’s what the group and not a hnnd hnd been D. ol Mortgage. ulil*> sal*! trrrtw u.*.« cnly aa*-kcued by I kirn and Blate of Mlchtean. on the Seventh Alonzo E Kknastos Assignee tended to say: "I have the honor to . I always eat Send us up something, raised in snlute. not a man wns “sfand- Charles K 3»*ie>*.aihnlnistra'.er uf thu estate day uf January A. D. 19?9 In Uber w~nf Mort­ Attorney tor Assignee. report for duty, air:’* but a vague susofsajdCalvin I'. Aibtln. decras* 'ntlir under- gage*, on page M8. on which mortgage l hers l» sergeant—enough for two; I’ll take an-■ ( ■Ing attention." ‘ Then he halted short, * s'g-'d StUte B. Rk-.e lit.d G* rtrudr II Amlin by * lai med to be due Kt tbe date of thin notice tbe • j ;cion possessed him that this might PROBATE ORDER. ( shying not a word, but the two men AMigninent In writlttf <*ulv executes aud ac | sum ot Four hundred thirty-nine Dollars and other snack with the lieutenant.” State of Michigan. County of Barry—as. be none game at his expense—some ’ nearest knew wbat wns kicking, nnd, kroivkdKed. bearing ila’e September Met. iftXJ. nix cents, nnd an Attorney's fee ot Fifteen Doi Atasesnlon of the probate court for tbe And in less than five minutes Lambert and recorded In the ofi! e of th* Kritlster of lars provided for tn said mortgage, and no ault irank such*as old cadets played upon County ot Barry, bolden al the Probate Office in a shamefaced, shambling way. Deeds lor said Gmutjr of Rurry on the inth'day or proceedings at law having been instituted U> "plebes." lie compromised, therefore, and his new comrade were seated by n ■brought their hands up to the cap visor. of March. A. l>. HUH In lJt>rrS6af MortKacao . | recover the money* secured by said mortgage, In tbe City of Hastings, in said County on Wed­ nesday. tbe ?5lh day of November. Id the year tneir page r<». and vlierett* by reason ot Mich default or any part thereof; between-his preconception of a strict­ little ‘fire on which a tin coffeepot was Drought ' » wns n corporal, and two the power ot sale contain*-*! in *■*!•! martRace Now. therefore, by virtue of the power ot Mie one thousand eight hundred and nloety-elx. hissing, and with a broad pine shelf One of" these Pretent Cbarlw* W. Armstrong, Judge ol Pro­ ly soldierly report and his sense of has beef me operatee. and nlien-M there I* 1 contained In said mortgage, and the statute in bate upon their kneer^ from big tin mugsand other non-commissioned officers were cls'med tn I e due upon and under said mort- such case made and uruvided. notice is hereby v hat might be dne his own dignity. tbe matter of tbe estate of Geo. B. Tuck­ eag*- st the date hereof the num of GneTiiau«and given that nn Saturday, the Ninth day of Janu- erIn broad tin plntcs. were discussing a ..mong tne piayem. vur r. man, deecased. ‘ My name is Lambert, ’ said he. “And । »ry A. D. IW. at fen u clock In the forenoon. 1 Seven Hundred r i«d Kiglitv five and thirty six . and» ’ ------ —to fijercwa5nn embarrassed silence. Then On reading and filing the petition duly veri­ repast of. pork beans, one-l undre«'ths Dollar* <$1745 x for principal shall sell at Public Auction, to the highest bid fied, I am here for duty as second heuten- . smoking --- ----- a ot Emma M Tuckerman, daughter of said Lambert spoke — rnther quietly, too. for and Interest ***'• th* >*iliiiil<in>*l<«uBi of Thirty- der. at the north front door of the Court House, deceased, of bread nnd sirup ' ant.” ' the aceoiunpdniment — praying that a certain Instrument five Dulluis S-’Biyi) aslbc A t*>ri ey fee provided I In the City of Hastings, (that being tbe place now on file said court purporting to be the — erenmi —nmless coffee. “It’s the way I him: byte*, nnd wlier*-^** i»n pre.*-, dine* at l »w or tn where the Circuit Court for Rarry County I* last will »nd'Infesixment Slowly the man in the camp-chair ®nd said deceased, be always prefer to live when I’m in the 1 rq-ifty have l*-rn I siltuivd l • recover ilir debt hoiden), the premises described in said mort admitted t«> probate and of the executor therein laid down his work, sticking the needle field." said“ Close, “and it only costs you * reciirtd !■> sal*! mnrtxmre. or aoy part thereof. gage, or *omuch thereof a* may be leeemay named or some other suitable perion appointed. I to pay the amount due on said mortgage. *1 n Now therefore, tio ’ icr Is hereby riven that un ­ into the flap of the tent and hanging Thereupon it Is ordered.that Friday the Ifitb der and by virtue of Mid power of sale In said rlgnt percent, interest, and all legal costs.*io- day of December. A.-D., 1MK. at ten o'clock in the thread upon it. Then he heaved up nine dollars a month." mortgage * outn.ii«**i. hi**' tn pursuance of the | gvtbcr with an attorney's fee of Fifteen Dollara tbe forenoon, be asslrnwl for the hearing ot Lambert was too hungry not- to rel­ covenanted for therein, the premises being de ­ .-tatute of the Slat- of Mlchlaeii ,tn such case and that the heirs at law of said cut of the chair, hung the damaged ish even such a breakfast. He fancied ! made and pn»vl« ed. will m*II at public auc- scribed In said mortgage as all that certain let. said petKioo and all other person* Interested in tlotiorv*-. diet -die l*l*tlt*—i ltidd-r Ht the front piece and parcel of land situate in the Town- deceased trousers over its back and came pon­ said rotate. anrequired to appear session he heard something thnt sounded greate ( e*u*r of >l«e Caairt Ilona*- Ii* the v'llsgr of Has- i bhip of Irving in tbe County of Barry and State of ante Oanrt. then to be holden nt attbea Probate derously forward. Not a vestige of a tint' . Hair* «' .< •-. Uiel.igHii. Hint bel.g tbe of Michigan, and known and described m fol- office. In tbe City of H>viting«. in Mid County, ly like n suppressed chuckle on the , I*Im<-h *»f lu l-i.iif 'l«e< h«-uT Com t f»»r .said Coun­ tews: *mlle lightened his face. He looked the part of the soldier cook at his senior’s ; show r*u*e. If any there be. wbv tbe ureter ty of B-tr-y. ..o Friilai ilo fifth day of March. I Tbe North Rast Quarter of North Wear Quart aud the petitioner may not be grunted. And It la \oung gentleman earnestly in tbe eye remark upon the cost of living in the I A. D. !*>>?’nt t|**ee n.elOrk r». m. of Mud day. the e.r of Section Tweuty-one(2t) lu Town Four (4) of farther ordered, that said petition* r give notice land -*i<<i •••■n*"*< * In •*»•-•! iii*»rtvHge and he eln- | North Range Nine«9i West. Coubuuing Forty to the persons Interested In said estate, of tbe und slowly extended his big. brown, field, but sensations and experiences : acres more or less. af’er ee-C’H** •: -<* loll w». t*» wil; All thcae pendency of said petition and the bearing there­ hairy hand. Seeing that it was meant were crowding thickly upon him and j 8x mu sr. Caraon. *•» rtalii pi* r- » *• |»aftrel* of land >*ltiiated In of by causing a copy of this order to be publish­ COI.GROVK& POTTKR. Mortgagee. Tow'itimrH N « th «*f ICniyu i.l e (V) West. for him. Lambert shifted his hat into ed in the llaMIng* Hannkk. newspaper wn nt Irvhig In tie- County of Attorneys for Mortgagee. there was little time for trifles. printed and elrcola'rd iu M*ht O’uniynf Barry, the left, leaning his sword against the Dated October 7, HUG. Through the good offices of Sergt. ' am In earn week for three sneoMatee week* tent-pole, and his dainty kid—a wild previous to said day of bearing . w i4,..f Sr.Hmir gbt (•». Bums, a wall tent was pitched that • MORTGAGE BALK CHAKLU W. ARMSTKONG. extravagance so soon after the war— •r (u w. *4 of • (;»- norm- I Judg'* of Probst-. Default hating been made In the cocrlfkm’ A tree copy >. morning for "the new lieutenant" to urf .4lion M-wrm <I7». was for an instant clasped, then slow­ of a certain mortgage made by FranHa 11 ran v of ibeea*t*lxty ntOBATKORDKR. and Jennie Hexnv. Husband and Wife, of ly released. Capt. Close unquestionably the left of the domicile of the company l»-n*-» n'isrtrr K c. b) nt Thnrnapple. Barry Countv. Mi ’ -higin to Emily commander; a wooden bunk was mate of Michigan. County of fUrry-ss. •Mid Town f<mr <4> Norlb 1 had a powerful “grip.” At a aeMlon ot the Prohare Court for the ,%•••. that rw-lya »»*id D. Bostwick of Ithaca. New York dated tbe knocked up in an "A” tent in tbe back, “How’d you come?” he asked. "Kind Uh hu "i the •tine <l«-«crlp Third day of November A. D. l"*7. and record County of Barry, bolden al tbe Pn»bate offi«*. in and Lambert began unpacking his in the office of the Register <»f ltr*d«, for the the Cltv of IlMting*. in said county, op Weo1*1 r« Ilf l»n«t. he the Himti ed of expected you Monday evenin’—out Wh day ol November In the year her wl«h the tenement*, County of Barry and State of Mlrhhtat*. o*» tbe needar trunk and setting up housekeeping.. n<>|.iitte mii«*,*ii thereunto Fourteenth day of November a. D. HW7ln Uber one thousand rlrht buodrni and uiuere ala. from Quitman.” “I suppose I can get wbat furniture 1 .0 of Mortgages, on page 350 on ahieh mortgage Pnwral. Charles W. Armstrong. Judga of wl*e Miiperfali'inv. “The general kept me over a day there Is claimed to be due at (be <inte of this ftobule. • in town.” said he toClose. notice tbe sum of Tao thou-and two buUin the matter of the estate of Luclut Ku* or two to let me see New Orleans, pe want "Depends on what you want,” replied drod and Tairty Six Dollar*, and an ^im^radlr^and filing tbe Dell linn duly veri­ A’V'lkMMM *»l told me that you would be notified, sir. | “Corporal, have tnese men never been acturnev's fee of Tweutv five Dolan the senior, warily, "and whether you . tnught tbe salute and when to use it?" Cn \unKHi.MK ftci'itm. provided fnr In aald mortgiK*-. and no suit or fied, ef Julia* llu-M-ll. Administrator of auMI I hope you got the letter?** A<*<*r -f r (••! M*irti(agee. proceedings al law having h*-eii Instituted to e»taie praving th»l his final account fl Is day care to throw away your money. ___ k— V— _ll,-U.it und Km dt«A sergeant among the players slowly pii r.1 HreupW Id. !«*. recover the moneys secured by said mortgage. ] “Oh, yes. That was ull right. There What’d you want to get? They will Ij ur any part thereof; was no hurry. I didn’t know as they skin the last cent out of you there at found his feet. Others seemiM to try Now therefore, by virtue of the power of sale Thervnixm It u» entered. test Betarttaytbe MUM? C1NCERTONIC | to slink behind their fellows. The contained In Mid mortgase, and the statute tn could get passes over the Northern. I Cohen’s;” • 1 sticli case made and providrd. i.nl|.*e I* hereby l.*e lureueen.ue w-iin.ru i**r *>■»»» ,.T“ cheap truck . corpora] turned red, looked foolish and fc'ixjse the chief quartermaster fixed it given that on Saturday the Tnlrtwrnlb day ot \ K<lttM and that the helm at law H Mid de "I merely wanted some . ** only mumbled inarticulately. March A. D. i»7 at ten o’e’e-k lu th*- forwMxm, for vou. though?” And the brown eyes for camp, and some washstand fixings," I shall sell at Public Auction, to (he IdgheM “What ray you. sergeant?” Inquired bidder, at the North front door * f the Court Lambert answered, falling into tbe ver­ House In thoCity ot Hasting-* (thAi being tbe Irr. h> lUciu '4 Ih^'lnn In Wd rmnilj. and nacular of his comrade with the ease of Laml>erL place where tbe Circuit Court i*4- Itai ry County r»n-- ir •>!> in— nn. wb, the pmrrr ol "Why. yes, sir,” said Sergt. McBride, is holdem the nr* ml«e- deser t* rd hi said noit the petKKMier may i.ot be jrrwn’ed. And it is one just out of the national school, uncomfortably. “So far ns I’m con­ gage, or so much thereof »* tw*y t* n*ces*ery to farther ordered, that laid peUUower give nottoe where every known American dialect cerned. I can honestly say I did ntfl pay the amount due on said mortgage. wHb to tbe pereses interested tn Mid estate, of Ute -even per eent. imeresr. ai d all irgal costa, to can be heard—"things I can throw see the lieutenant coming; but, to tell grther with an atiorneyS f*-v of Twet-ty Bre away when we leave.” Dollars covenanted for tbrr.ln. the I*'"•*?** the truth, sir. we’ve got out of the habit being described In said Kmrivr'rr a* all that Close was silent a moment. "I can let certain lot i»1ece atxl parcel of Urwl To the Editor I have an absolute you have everything you need, *f you of it in the company." "Then all these men who are still •remedy for Consumption. By its timely u» ain’t particular *bout their bein’ new. u icusands of hopeless cases have been aUMCjf They’re just as good as anything you seated here know tfcey should be up (AtFwoearjra and standing attention ;" asked Lam­ permanently cured. So proof-positivj £31 G«of its power tint I consider it my 'duty to can buy. and won’t cost you near so bert, as coolly as he could, though his much. ” Then, after a little hesitation: K-nd two lotiln fr* to those of your reatol blns eyes were beginning to flash. He COUUMV. a romui tMtLr “■ “tjir1CTtwho have Consumption,Throat, Bronchial cr “They ain’t mine to give, or T’d let yon bad heard some Uttering among the Banner Print have them for nothing.” Lung Trot*te, if they w£j write ma gamesters, two more of whom were now Lambert had precious little mcney left, even after draw’ ”' ffet^ng np. Thursday, Dec. 17, 1896, GflFTflIN CLOSE SEE THAT THE FAC-SiMlLE SIGNATURE IS ON THE WRAPPER BOTTLE OF CASTORIA -Women ' MU Sb New OrlrjUM; �Hastings Banner. Thursday, Dec. 17, 1896. COOK BROS, Proprietor* ADDITIONAL LOCAL. My store Is small and 1 must get rid,of what 1 have to make room for new goods. Saturday 1 will again sell No. 5 ribbon for S cents pet yard; No. 6 at 6 cents; No. 18 at 16 cents and other numbers up to 22 for 12 cents. All desirable shades and just the thing for fancy work. Also all child­ rens Tams and Caps, trimmed hats, feather boas etc. will go at remarkably low prices from now on. This is a picnic for Christ­ mas buyers. Come at once and get your choice. Miss GeIitki dk Stebbins. A dispatch to tfce Detroit Tribune from Battle Creek dated Dec. 11. reads as fol­ lows:—"Milton, the 17-year-old son of Emil Willison, residing three miles from Banfield, Barry County, was sent to Banfie Id Wednesday'noon. He failed to re­ turn. He has never been away from home before. His father and several neighbors were here last night searching for him. Tbe missing lad has black hair and darkish blue eyes. He wore a brown, faded, cap. gray coat, overalls and red nocks in heavy rubbers. The athletic entertainment at tbe opera bo use Thursday evening was one of tbe best of its kind ever held here. The wrestling match between E. C. Blue, of Kalamazoo, and Snyder, of Ohio, was one of the best exhibitions of strength and science ever seen here. The men were evenly matched, the bouts catch-as-catchcan best two In three. Snyder won the first fall in about a quarter of an hour.and Blue won the last two lu less time than the first They win prrbably meet here again in tbe future. Previous to the wrestling watch there were several spaning .exhibi­ tions. The next investment that we would like to see this city make would be an Invest­ ment in good road*. We bhonld push out one good road tn etch direction each year, and the experience of such good road building as has been done thus far shows that it has been done on the right plan. Tbe construction of good roads is a matter of business to Hastings and a matter of great convenience to tbe farmers. Why not go at it and arouse interest again and continue the good roads work next eprihg? We suggest the question of Good Roads aa a very suitable subject for the Current Topic Club to discuss. Chas. Wolcott, tbe aeronaut, who was so dangerously injured in Venezuela on the 24th day of October, 1805, mention of which was made in The Newa at the time, returned to Nashville Monday evening, after an absence of about two years and an experience which he would not care to undergo again. He la pretty badly broken up but is in better shape than one would imagine 1dm to be after passing through tbe terrible ordeal he was subjected to. He has no use of his lower limbs at ail but by tbe aid of crutches manages to get oqgpnd after a fashion. Since his fall he bu been under treatment* continually at New York and although he was not ex­ pected to recover, is doing well and hopes sometime to be back in the business again. He expects to stay in Nashville this win­ ter, and next summer will manage a com­ pany of aeronauts.—Nashville News. The word "Creamery” always brings a look of pain and distress to a certain num­ ber of citizens and business men of this city, when it Is even mentioned. In fact oat of deference to the feelings of these Individuals the. word "Creamery” is never spoken in business or social circles in this city. But despite the expensive exper­ ience of these gentlemen in milk and its products as turned out through a cream­ ery, there Is no question but what cream­ eries do pay in other places, and would pay here if given encouragement. The one at Middleville Is especially profitable*, not only to stockholders but to patrons as well. Mr. Fred Weyerman, of Thoniappie. Informs us thst for the year ending Jane 30ib be. received 6142.00 from the products of three cows after using all the milk, butter, cream etc. for his own fami­ ly. The Middleville creamery thus pays oat large sums of money among the farm­ er* and at the same time makes a good profit above running expenses. A cream­ ery here, properly conducted, aud backed with the support of the farmers, would draw trade 10 the city, would be a good thing for farmers. But we say the word •"Creamery” is never spoken in business er social circles here, aud the man wio would dare attempt it would take his life in his own hands, but a creamery would be a good thing just the same. ■litbest Honors—World’s Fair, DR. Hon. Daniel Striker attended tbe funeral In the Detroit Tribune of Monday ap­ peared the startling information that of Past Grand Master R. C. Hathaway, of George Boule, formerly of^this city, had the Masonic lodge, at Grand Rapids Sun­ taken part in a lynching bee in Georgia. day. The mistake, fur such it was, no doubt / Mesdames J. H. Dennb, Stella Greble, originated from a local that appeared In wud W. B. Powers went to Grand Rapids last week’s Rasxkk. stating that he had Monday. The Jailer two remained for a sent a fitelnre, of three negroes that had few days visit been lynched, to Will McKevitt. The Rev. and Mrs. A. K. Stewart, of Orleans, Tribune article Is only-another example were called to Hastings Tuesday on ac­ of how ittoiles "grow” and how much count of the serious illness of lhe latter* worse they appear aftek each narration. father, Eber Lake. . MK;*Sou!e will be very much surprised to ¥ Adam C. Rock has gone to Waterloo, learn^hrt he had anything to do with that Iowa to visit hta son John. Mr. and Mrr. affair. James C. Rock, and son Harry, of New We are glad to note the returning pros­ Mexico, are also visiting there. perity at MjddlleviPe. Report has it that Sheriff McKevitt and wile are In town they will soon erect another building and for a few days arranging their home west add to their plant enough to give employ­ of the village preparatory to moving in ment to at least 100 more men for the the last of the month. — Middleville Sun. manufacture of brass goods for furniture Miss Effie Scheffhauser. stenographer trimmings. This means that there Is for A. BUck A Son and Sweezev & Saeesomething of a revival in the furniture Zf*y, leaves for Grand Rapids next wtek business to make the demand for more where she has accepted a position with goods and we congratulate tbe Keeler lhe J. N. Murray Furniture Co. Bros, not only upon this evidence of their DIED. prosperity, but in having tbe shrewdness and business sagacity to turn out some­ KLlNE—In Jackson, Tuesday, Dec. 8, of membraneous croup. Roy M. Kilne, thing that the trade wants. Their success aged « years, 10 months, and 6 days. means much to Middleville? , Rny was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kline formerly of this city, whose friends Fred McNair was the victim of a very regret to learn of their bereavement. . -serious accident Saturday morning. While John Rouse was returning from his farm THE AGE GF PINS. in Rutland With his double team and lum­ ber wagon he got out this side of West They Wcro Used in Scno Ferm Creek to fasten his colt which was run­ Whea tho World Wna Ycurg. ning beside the '.earn to the wagon, when It became frightened at Mr. McNair’s Tbcte First 'Apprsrauc* la America horses which were running loose in the Wan In tho La»t•Century an*.! Tliej field, and commenced to run which started Ucrn AJado of Elueljr Twated V.’lro. thv team, and as they came down in front of Mr. McNair's house at a rattling pace Pins are. as the any Ing goes. no old nt> hu ran out to stop them, aud in grabbing their bits was thrown down against a tree the hills. In name farm ur another they have been tn existence ever since our and one or both of the heavy wagon wheels first parents vlu’.hcd themselves in fig passed over one leg breaking it twice be­ leaves which grew w.M. in the garden uf tween tho kn<e and hip. He was carried Eden. Ae a■ matter of fack pins claim tu tbe hnnse.and Dr. Fuller who happened a very high antiquity, the earliest form to be driving by was summoned and lie being the natural thorn, which is still with Dr. Drtike set tne leg. Mr. McNair used to some extent by the peasant is doing nicely at present although he will women of upper Egypt. Jn prehistoric be ebhfimd to the house for several weeks times pins were also made of lhe small bones ot fish and animals. yet. Among the remains of the lake dwell­ A delightful surprise awaited the In­ ers of Europe hnye been found bronze vited lady visitors at Mrs. Judge (layer’s pins and bronze brooches, in which the yesterday afternoon, in the presence, by pins form tine prominent feature. many the side of the hostess, of Mrs. James of which are highly ornamented and Sweezey, of Hastings, Michigan. It goes vtry beautiful. A fw copper nnd one iron pin have also been found. It is without paying her host of. friends ex­ estimated that 10.080 pica have been col­ tended coidial welcome to her old home lected at lhe lacustrine station of Switz­ to Mrs. Swcizey. Mrs. Hedges, Mrs. erland alone. A few of these pins have Leonard Hatch and Mrs. Wilson assisted doubts steins and were probably used ns Mrs. Geyer. Mrs. Hedges presiding at the hairpins. Three- have Uqeh found at punch bowl. A delicate collation was Peschicre, which are exactly the. some served the cut fits in the dining room, in form as the safety pin of the present time. Among the single stem pins ore where crimson was tbe note of color on many ingenious devices for preventing the pretty table, and the long stemmed the spike from passing entirely through carnations, the favors which the little the cloth or other material it is used for daughter of the Geyer household, Mar­ fastening together. Many of them are tha Alice, presented each lady, from a bo formed that they are thicker id some basket on her arm. Quite a number of places than in others. A large number, ladles from Troy were present. The both of bone and bronze, have the head c harming weather, lhe pleasant social In­ formed of a loose ring passed through an eye in the pin. V few of them have tercourse of guests, the sweet music of 1 he apjjearonii* of the scarf-pin now in the harpers and the cordial welcome of the use. In Egypt, pins with gold heads hostess conspired to make the reception of have been discovered, while in ancient Mrs. Geyer. A most- delightful social Rome bronze pins and bone hair-p'ns event In tne evening Judge and Mrs. with ornamcatal heads Lave been dis­ Geyer entertained some of their lady and covered .among relics of Pompeii. In England *he ordinary domestic pin gentlemen friends.—Piqua, O., Call. had become in tbe fifteenth century a*; article of .sufficient importance to war­ rant legislative notice. An act of pnrpersonal mention. lir.ment, panted in 184'. prohibited the J. T. Lombatd was In Niles this week. ir. portation of pins. As n necessity of the toilet pins were introduced into Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Young are visiting England in the lutter part of tho in Bellevue. fifteenth century bv Catherine IJowaxd, Mrs. R. P. Brown wfent to Grand Rap­ queen of Henry tflll.. who received them from France. Very good pins Ids Tuesday. were made at this period of brass, but Miss Carrie Schumann, was in Middle­ a large portion of them were made of ville this week. Iron, which were blanched and sold for Mrs. Elva Mudge visited relatives In brass pins. Tn order to prevent this im­ position upon the good people of Eng­ Oshtemo the past week. land parliament' in 1543 t»ssed an act Mrs. Clement Smith arrived home from providing that “ho person shall put on Battle Creek, yesterday. sale any pins but such as shall be Mrs. J. C. Andrnsbas been confined to double-headed and have the heads soldered fast to the sbr.nks of tho pins, the house with the grin. well smoothed, the hhanks well shaped, A. 11. B. Ellis, of Grand Rapids, visited tbe point well rounded, filed, canted and in the city lhe past week. sharpened.” England depended upon France for Mis. Julia Reeder, of Grand Rapids, tarsupply of pins until HJ2G, when John was in the city ibis week on business. Tilsby introduced the manufacture into Henry Goodyear, jr., of Grand Rapids, Gloucestershire- His business grew to visited relatives in the city this week. such an extent that it,is said he gave em­ Mrs. Florence Bowne. of Chicago, visit­ ployment. to about 1,500 persons; at any rate, his pins—Stroud pins, as they ed in the city a few days the past week. were were called—gained a high reputa­ Mr. Diehl, of Gun Marsh, Allegan coun­ tion. In 1636 the manufacture was in­ ty. was in the city this week on business. troduced into Bristol and Birmingham, Miss Mary Andrus, of Battle Creek, is .the latter place ultimately becoming visiting her brother Dr. J. C. Andrus and the great center of the industry. Pins in America made their first ap­ family. pearance during tho lust aenfury. In ^Miss Mary Powers is expected home 1775% prize was offered to the colonists from flareout t St mi nary, Gambier, Ohio, of Carol tula who introduced the firstthis week. native pins and needlea. During the I Mrs. J. C. Farrell and son went to St. war of 1812, when, owing to the restric­ tions upon commerce, the price of pins Johns yesterday to make a few weeks vis­ rose to one dollar a paper, the manu­ it with relatives. facture was actually started in the George O. Skinner, of Tunkhannock. United States, but does not seem to have Penn., is the guest nf his parents Mr. and met with Kuc«jra. as the enterprise waa soon aMndoned. The industry was not Mrs. Hertert Karker. fairly started in this country until th? A James Crawley and W. H. Spence were year 1S3G. Interest of tbe i J Charlotte Monday In The early pina in thia country were P. R. Dunnlnir eatate, marie with globular heads of fine Mr?, Emma B. Donahue leaves for twisted wire, made separately and se­ cured to the shank by compression from Grand RapMs Mouday where she will at­ a falling block and di*. These eld pins tend aehool this winter. had the misfortune of often parting Mrs. Minnie Hamlin left for Chicago with their heads. It was to overcome Saturday where ste was railed by the ser­ this difficulty that tbe attention- of the early inventors was directed. The ious lllneaa of a relative.’ MIm Nellie Green returned from Mid­ dleville Monday where ate visited her Archie McCoy ----- AT THE------ ThouQhls 01 Christmas H7ien looking for Christmas Presents why not look for something good and substantial instead of some trashy.toy ; something to benefit and something that can be used to advantage hereafter. Here is a list of good things. everyone of which would be highly appreciated by the recipient: Knives and Forks, Carvers and Forks, Spoons, Shears, . Scissors, Razors, Baking Dishes, k'nivec j From Cheapest Boy's "Toaii SlabJCLCX k\niVC5, bej.- lo oest Ladle* knife. .1 represent ire ut nw. the largest hardware homes said wt ret^ntly upon toohing dcer our cutlery department that we ^ariy a Uirg-r asSoitment of rutltry than their wholesale houst. Any oj the abuse articles would make a. splendid •fij't, und one that would be appreclateti. If you cannot find something in the. few. things mentioned just think of something else in our line. Ife art making splen­ did fndiidementsdn holiday purchasers, which will pay you to inrt stigpte. SAME OLD STAND With an Entire New Stock of . Furniture, Carpets and Rugs, Draper­ ies and Lace Cur­ tains for Holiday gifts. New Goods, New Designs, and Small margins is the inducem«:it I offer. Thanking you very kindly for past favors and hoping to merit your future patronage, I am Yours Respectfully, ARCHIE McCOY. ADVENT OF HOLIDAY MERCHANDISE. This Unique Grocery— Everybody’s Grocery StoreHas swung into line For Christmas time. Don’t overlook us in the grand Shuffle—You’ll generally find us On top. Raisins, For cooking and eating, 7c to 18c per pound. (joiKliitkii- Bros Hardware. There’s reason for this raisin sell­ ing—we are supplying hundreds who have been paying more than necessary elsewhere, besides the people who have long depended on us for raisins, and we’re supris­ ing old friends as well as new, with the quality. Never did such raising selling Nobody ever did. SWMM Hl, Bargain Grocers. | NOTICE. r Do You Want a’ • V. GOOD Fur Robe At a small expense; more durable than any fur known? If so send us your hides. We manufacture Robes, Coats, Gloves, Mittensand Rugs. We tan Horse, Dog, Mule, Bear, Deer, Elk, Wolf, Angora, Goat or any fur. Calf, Cow, Steer or Bull and all other skins cap be tanned alike—soft and pliable. thing «;rviceable and durable. tS?*Buy those gifts where yon get what you pay for. ®“We will have the best and prettiest things Our Custom Department ever shown in the city in Dry Goods and the best in the state.’ Robes Millinery for the hol­ Is can be returned to you in thirty idays. to sixty days. Send for saniF—. pies and price list. L Hastings^* I^obe and Tanning Co. A 1 A A I Hastings, : : M:oh. Fine'China, l st I 11<( r#’f t.i Cut Glass, fiMEKKfiM. 1. a rood ihlnr not to make, and one of the worst mistakes possible la missing bar­ gains In our Stork of H *Ts. Ho, where ,onr money brings lhe most. That', thn^. and thrlflv people fttrr best tn U>U world. We’re Increased yosir stock of money Increasing Its raloe In our goods. We’re selling wbat you need at lose low prices. Ow (Imres are practical studies In economy. Here are some of the points pou ran'taOwd too oarefvily. For Christmas Presents. "Pocket and Bulls Eye' Load in Daylight. The Only Good Kodak. For ooe week only we will <ell yon Ladles’ Fine Shoes $4 00 grade @.............»3-aS $» 75 »nd $a.So grad«s»a.a5 3-0° “ .................. \5O I »5 grade.................. t.^o . gi-oo grade®............ »t.6s Jewelry. � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-12-24.pdf 71a834196f1b59658ec79fd0f8be9e22 PDF Text Text LARGEST CIRCU-** LATION OF ANYaa< PAPER IN COUNTY. J THE BEST ADVERT J | TISING MEDIUM IN j BARRY COUNTY. ... 1 VOL. XLI. NO 34 p A. SHELDON. , ’ , Abstract and Real Kstatv Office. " ' Ah-lrAct Block. HtsstUiKM. > v^-y to 'kvui on Real Estate Real Eatar*■ : oj c-^niiuission. General con*avaurin*?, ii .vn*i: n' Oainlete set of Abstract RoQkv.ram• -d ?ruin the Records, can furhlsL complete k tracts. • /lOLGROVE * POTTER, ’ Attorneys at Lav? (Successor* lo Philip T. Colgrovr.) (Office In Union block, Hasuag*.* l-ractlces in allthe court* of the state. HASTINGS, MICH.. DECEMBER 24, 1896. | Delfen. • i ' 1 ■ E. KEN ASTON, Attorney at Law, (Over J. 3. Goodvear & Co.’s store.) •'radices in all court* of rhe State. Cotlectium promptlyattended to. < R. TIMMERMAN, Homeopathic Phy sician and Surgeon. * Office over Koger's grocery store.) A. SCRIBNER, M. D., . Physician and Surgeon, Delton, • Mich. ■Imet- In residence, one block east ot depot. 1 A. * a H. BARBER . Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or county responded to with promptness, day or nigbL H I AW AND COLLECTION OFFICE OF J J. M. SMITH. Collections made in all parts of the state Conveyancing a speciality. Special pains taken in drafting contracts, chattel mort­ gages and wills. Woodland, Mieb. rtdwaKd Taggart . Loyal E. Knappeu, •2 ’ Arthur C. Denison. TAGGART. KNAPPEN & DENISON LAWYERS. Rooms811 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg,, Grand Rapids, Michigan. JAMES A. SWEKZEY. ’J Attorney at law. Hastings. Mich. Practices in ail courts of the state. Col­ lections promptly attended to. TEA ISN’T A “lay” Drink.. Some propio seem to think that Ira Is only for social func­ tion, and old maids. Gracious, No! ea T Is a good, honest drink if It’d brewed from honest tea leaves. A cup ot good full flavored pure tea. smoking hot, will cure a headache. It will also soothe the woratcase of blues that ever settled on a despondent mortal. The Sun Cured Jap That we sell at 50c a pouud Is thoroughly good and has a ' captivating arroma and deli­ cious flavor. Try it. 14646919 Bargain Grocers. Fine China, (HflKh bECORCTEb.-) W M. H. STEBBINS. Fvneiial Director. Room* next to ChrUUuas’ Photograph Studio. Residence .ms f'ourt street. AH calls promptly tended day or night. Cut Glass, E. BARRELL. . Attorn-v nt law. ’ffice over Hastings City Bank. .Collwtjon* - . >mpUy atl»-..ded t«>, and germr.<l latf businesa transacted. Kodaks I (/iHExicaN.i For Christmas Presents. “Pocket and Bulls Eye”. EARN PHOTOGRAPHY Load in Daylight. The Only Good Kodak. With the C»wt. A Camera with full Insreacthit .md material lor making pictures. Price ,« M <•' General and local agents wanted. . .Un" M. C Elliott, It Norwood Ave., Hills date. Mich. Hastings City Bank, Hastings, - - be a Christmas tree nt thtr.. i , ,Urs‘!Hy evening. A fine pro­ gram is being prepared. Nettie Miller Is here spending Sbti’tmaL8 wllh Ler Mr. and Mrs. E. E. ThresherA Mr. Chandler and wife, of Allegan, will move In with Jo Reno «x>n. Miss Nina Mealier, of Shultz, spent Sunday with Miss kina Davenport. The. G. A. K. Post will hold their meet­ ings at Prairieville after ther annual in­ stallation. Jan. i. 1897. Dec. 19th the K. O. T. M. e'ected the following officers for the eiisului; year— Past. Cum.—F. Chamberlain. Com.—Dr. C. A. Scribner. Ll Com.— C. A. Norwcod. R- K.—Romain Daniels. F. K.—J. Wilkinson. Chap.—Wm. Hall. Physician—Dr. C. A. Scribner. Sergeant—Wm. Malone. M. of A.—E. Norwood. IsL M. of G.—E. E. Backus. 2nd. M. of G.—Wm. E. Aldrich. ‘ - Sent.—J. Adams. Pick.—H. Adams. Charles Williams Is building a new bam, also Jim Clark has built one. As was stated in the Graphic that the road scraper would lie taken away after such a hard struggle, fail* to matetalize as the majority of tax payers have concluded to bay it, which Is a very useful Imple­ ment and a good investment. . Mrs. Davenport and Mrs. Scribner were at Hastings Saturday. Dr. Scribner was called to Prairieville Saturday to see Rev. Pixley’s baby. Ansel Bush is under the doctor’s care. R. ,D. Norwood is home* from Battip Creek to spend Christmas with hl* mwtlier. The K, O. T. M. will have «beir annual Installation of officers Saturday Jan. 2nd to members of that order only. Mrt. George Munroe, of west Hickory Cornejs, is very feeble. John Scribner’s health is failing very fast. Mrs. Malone and children are at Beld­ ing spending Christmas with- her sister Mrs. Simons. Mich. SURPLUS, S20,000.00 i3Cvn»r&te>t under the lawn of the State of Michigan. Opon for business, Dec. 15, 1886. * OFFICERS; D. <». Robinson. Pre*Went . Chester Messer. Vice Pres. " Dan W. Reynolds, Cashier DIRECTORS: Dan W. Reynolds. W. H Powers, D. G. Robinson, R. B. Mrsaer. M. I. Cook, Chester Messer. P. T. Colfftove. .-... PINE LINE OP Holiday Jewelry. F. R. PANCOAST. THAT RACKET.- CELLULOID Handkerchief, necktie and collar boxes for n presents at the Racket Pin* Swim. DO YOU WANT Hair ornaments or stick pins*.’ We have them. • Has the only savings department In Burry PuiN Smith, at the Racket. •.'■»’ir.ty and pays interest on all time WE HAVE The largest line of ladles deposits. handkerchiefs and gentleman’s scarfs we ever had and that Insures you cheap for the quality. Piiin Smith,at the Racket. UP TO DATE borne new shoes with tbe latest style toe just lu also some childrens crack proof shot's for school wear. PniN Smith, at tbe Racket. TOYS, TOYS You are aware Phln Smith alwajs has the largest as well as the greatest assortment of toys for sale In the county. Well, this year Is no exception and what be is going to do with tl.em Is tbe next question. But if he keeps on with the prices lie has com1 menced on no doubt they willtall go as he has toys to fit all pocket books from the 1c toy np? Call and be convinced. He is alwavs up with the times. 5 AND IOC There is not room on this whole page to enumerate one half of the bargains in toys Phin Smith has on his 5 and 10 cent counters. WIRE FRAMES also crepe paper for lamp shades. All tbe colors up at Phln Smith’s Ritkel store. FORGET The little folks on A little reflection about Furni­ I DONT Christmas. It wont cost you much If ture can lead to but one conclu­ you go up to Phin Smith’s and gel each sion: a brilliant result always fol­ one a present lows buying at our establishment. BOYS, BOYS The King Air rifle sure We. death to rais and Sparrows. Only 99c. up at Phin Smith’s Racket, GIRLS, GIRLS We have too many, too many dolls. We have them for 1c, 5c. 15c. 20c, 25c. S5c, 50c, 75, «»c and a doll for twins lor 10c. Call and sec Phin Smith at the Racket store. ‘How Does it Look 01486254 Are the first questions to ask about a piece of furniture Whatever’s handsome and durable is as good as it need be. Our Bedroom Suites and Dining Room Outfits leave nothing to be desired io point of beauty and solidity. We keep Prices Down To make buying easy- Here’s how to make money : t $15 Couch for Sio A $13 Dining Table for - $8 A ii2 Upholstered Rocker for - $8 A $9 Stand for $5 These are some of the bargains we are offering as special a Urac t ions. Rentes & Walldorff, UNDERTAKERS, SANTA CLAUS has brought us too many hand sleds and we are going to InUethe^s“ttheRMk... CLOTH I NG SALE COLLARS Any linen .collar In the store for nine cents. They must go with the rest. 1>inx 8m,tuOVERCOATS No one In this city ever bought overcoats as cheap as they can now. 1 must if possible get them all •old this mon Hi. Phin S*rrH*l at the Closing Out sale, vaMOUB PANTS They all go at cost and tbe warrant is on them. Just the same you will nut K«t another chance again soon like IL Phin Smith. *** at tbe Cluelng Out sale. SUITS You ran now buy a suit so cheap you can afford t<t hire- the mp"V W iay It away as )uu can buy them as cheap as 1 did. They must go at some price. Phin Smith. Clothing Bale, BOYS FANTS fur 4 years old at 17c. Coasmoee money. Others A Merry Christinas to all Banner read­ ers. Herb Sprague and company have re­ turner! from Long Lake where they have been for some days. John Marks spent Sunday with his mdther on State road. She Is ill and con­ fined roller bed. 11. E. Kelsey and family spent Sunday with I.|F. Wolf and family. A family reunion at O. E. Wood’s Christmas on Mis. Wood’s side of the house. John I Johnson soon goes to Grand.Rapids to I rake up engineering. Miss Anna Chase is leader for the Y. P. S. C. E. Sunday evening next. Berta Johuson spent Sunday with her parents. Much hay Is yet being shipped at this station. Now we can talk to the out-side world by teiepbnne. Gary Baker spent part of last week here with his children and mother. We are to be eutet tained at our Christ­ mas exercises by a double quartette of male voices. WHOLE NO. 2167 Middleville. Mr*. N. Griswold Is on tl School clused last Thursday for a two week's vacation. F. C. Winters, of Grand Rapids, spent n couple nf da)'* In our village last week, returning home Thursday. Mre. Mery Cronk, of Texas, Mich., te spending a week in our village visittag frtfuds and relatives. J. H. Beamer, of Grand Rapid’s, made a buHlnrss trip loour town Saturday. Hun, Mh8. Keeler was in Grand Rapids on business Friday. Guy E. DeGolia la a new employee at the Br»bx factory. The different churches of our village have each prepared most excellent pro­ grams for Christmas. Geb. L. Keeler, of the Keeler Brass Co., arrived home from a business trip to Chi­ cago Ind Rockford. HI.. Tuesday evening. Mr. ft reports some of the best sales this company ever received. Thi K. O. T. M. Lodge of this place la In a very flourishing Condition, having taken if twenty-seven applications for membership during the past two weeks. They] are trying to reach the 100 mark befori New Years. Mrg. M. Mitchell was lu Grand Rapids Monday. Elmer Ingram and family of Hastings township, visited at Henry Hammond’s Sunday?' The saw mill at this place has com­ menced running. Another engine will be added to the power and then all will be In/ readiness for business. The barking of hounds and the reports from the hunters rifles are the most famil­ iar sounds we hear. A Bryan or Popocrat shipper was on our street recently offering 4 S' cents.for spring lambs. What’s the matter, with McKinley and the tariff? The Misses. Frances McCalla and Rose Cushing are attending school In the Word district this winter. A Rev’d. from Grand Rapids filled our pulpit Sunday ore last. Mike Kelley has a brother from the west visiting him at present LaGrlppe is with us again and some are having quite serious attacks of it Fred Benham, of the U. S. Regulars, is expected home soon on a visit. Cloverdale The meetings at th* church closed last Sunday evening. Four persons were bap­ tized and four persons were admitted to the church. The folluwing persons were elected of­ ficers of the Sunday School for the ensu­ ing year: SupL, Marshall Bagley. Secre­ tary, Fred Horn; Treasurer, Martin Bates; Chorister, ' Mina Bagley; Librarian. Eva Ashby; Organist. Ella Mosher. There will be a Christmas tree at the church Christmas eve. Our Sunday School have returned a vote of thanks to John Conyer for his assistance In advancing the music­ al department of the school. Ed Pmnel has been and is quite sick, but Is prououucfd better at this writing. Afchy Anderson Is able to be around again. Ooed Chamberlain is imnroviug. Payne Bros, have finished their logging and lumber contract. A Igrge congregation attended the dedirntlon service of the M. E. church last Stindky. Otto Zrtlner. of Caledonia, visited Free­ port friends Sunday. Willie Glasgo Is home from the Agricul­ tural college to spend ibe holidays. The M. E. Sunday school will have a -ChrlstmaM tree Christ mas eve. Wm. Godfrey was In Hastings one day test week. Rev. H. C. Jennings, of Chicago, con­ ducted the dedicatory services at the M. E. chureh. Dr. E. 8. Wright visited Hastings one da) last week. Miss Retta Kempton gave a very enter­ taining elocutionary entertainment in the Rutland. M. K. church last Friday evening. Vqrnor Willison, of Charlotte, visited C. A. Curtiss nnd4amiiy returned from with his family Sunday. Luther last week. Lynn Lankard, of Otsego, is visiting Miss Belle Curtiss is home from Olivet relatives and friends In this locality this college to spend the holidays. Don Jewell is at home from Lansing for the holidays. Mrs. Crago left Tuesday for Benton Har­ bor where she expects to visit a couple of weeks. It looks now as though we were going to have sleighing for Christmas. . John Tompkins was at Lansing on busi­ ness Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Tompkins visited Tom Fords, I dicey. last week. Vacation next week. Webster Hastings will spend his Christ­ mas at Ids home in Ionia. Mrs. Dr. Powers, of Battle Creek, vis­ ited her mother Mrs. Dan Davis last Sat­ urday. '__________________ ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of tiie Barry Coun­ ty Agricultural Society was held at Targ­ et's Hall Tuesday. Dee. 22. and was a most quiet and satl*faci<>ry out., resub.iug in the election of toe following officers fop the ensuing year: President—Frank Svlvrotar. of Irving. V Ice. Prea.—li J. Jden, of Johnstown. «e=reuury -Klcbard M. Bates, or Hasting* Trettwrer-Geow Robinson, of Hope. Dlrwu>r—John 1 ■: Dtrector-Goom. C. Nichols, of Cariton.. Director—Wm. F. Hicks,of Har*— Ings City. Marahali—Bert Hilton, of HastH_ The Secretary’s and Treasurer’* reports were praaehted, and while the financial condition of the Society Is not as good as we could wish to see it. still it is not the fault of any one n»eml>er of the Society, but the result of the times, tne condition of the weather at the time ot holding the Fair this year, and the unfortunate divis­ ion of sentiment existing in the county. This latter reason we hope to see amended tliU year and the new officers given the united and hearty support of the entire county In endeavoring to wipe out the obligation against the Society. ' HaCKKTAKV’s RKfOHT Rearipts Ticket Salt-5 per Treuiirer Privil«u-5, Pasturage. Stall Renta etc Cash From Horse aud Bicycle Rectdved Fee* From Horse Ass'n. Proceeds ot Asa Pennock Note Proceeds of city Bank Note Over Draft at City Bank 11515 05 m 115 25 47 W 1500 00 00 00 106 51 3716 74 Pl81ll-lU<£MKliT!l. Printing And Advertising In FnD Balariebof Officers Including Their Services as Bupts, and Judges Police. Night Police, General La­ bor. Marshal General Ext>ensq Acet.. Postage, Llvenr. Telegraob Premium List Id Full Music Hay and Straw Horse Races Io Full Bicycle Races. Base Ball, Sports and ■ Game* Note at City Bank ' Note at City Bink Interest on the Atwe Notes Asa Pennock Note Mrs. V. Willison and son and Miss E. Interest on the Above Note Howe will spend t&e holidays with Kala­ Cost of the W C. fhinbam Protest mazoo friends? » J. H. Steiner. Fines Collected and Remitted J. Hendrick is nursing a dislocated shoulder, the result of a fall. Rev. E. Brown will now expound the Value of the Propertv of the Society Gospel to the colored people in the wilds Total debt on the same to dale of Alabama. THKASVILEB S HKFOItT. J. B. M Inges returned from Charlotte Receipt*. . Thursday of last week. We will close with a ’'Merry Christmas’ Membership Tickets 25 cent Tickets ' to every one. Grand Stand Tickets Chtldren* Tickets From Secretary for Privileges, ere Proceeds of Asa Peuuoek Note Note at City Bank Hark! .Listen for wedding bells. News is brief and Morgan Is snowed Over Draft at City Bank to Bal under. Several of our people are attending the niSBVBamKNTB. meetings at Stony Point GV? 50 1*3 rs $6000 00 1600 00 High School Item*. $X8M <1 Mr*. L P. Cole and daughter have re­ On Orders per Secretary 's Vouchers Willie Edward* and Frank Jones of turned home from Charlotte where they The new officers are well known in the. Carlton, No. 1. called on the High School have been visiting friends. county and from the hustling ability of last Monday a. m. Richard Strong has resumed work at S. their makeup, we feel confident that they The visitors Tuesday were Charlie B. Kidder's. will make a first class record this year. Andrus, of Ann Arbor, and Lottie Bar­ Ernie Nosbet has commenced work for num, of this place. Mill Strong. The debate last Monday by the 8. IL 8. Sunday School Convention Brouard. D. S. No. 2 "Resolved that the policy The following is the program of the of tIse United States toward Cuba has been There will be a Christmas sleigh at Annual Convention of the Hastings just, ” was decided in favor of the nega ­ South Pine church Christmas eve. Come Preaching Sunday evening at 730 fol­ and Rutland Sabbath School Association, one-end all and bring a present. tive. . lowing Y. r. S. C. E. Roy Matthews, an ex-student of this Rev. Mr-. Ayers preached at South Pine to be held In the Episcopal pariah house, • M|ss Tens Terpenlng has gone to spend on Tuesday. December 29th, 1890: a few'weeks with friends in Battle Creek. scImmiI who has been attending college at church last Sunday evening. Moaning Saasion. son The Maccabees dedicated their new hall Henry Klfae.of Corunna.Ind.,was called Ann Arbor, called at the High Sdiool Devotional exercises. B-v W. W. Tavlor, with a dance last week Friday evening. to this platfe tu attend the funeral of bls Tuesday p. m. 8. 8. Work. / Robert Marshall and wife contemplate Bible Keadinf. bearing onMrs. Stella Lampman. his brother, j Quimby. spending the winter in Grand Rapids. Sieging. John Hunt and wife, of Toquin. spent Minutes and Business. . The Literary will be held on New Years There was a large crowd at church Sun ­ the latter part of the week in this vicinity. Roll Cail, responded to by Scriptural Quotations. evening at Albert Warner’s. Wm M. Kline died at Ills bome.of heart day night Paner—Is the 8. 8. doing al) it can to interest Quite a number from this place attended the adult. Mr. F. W. Walker. failure Dec. dOtb. aged 51 years and 4 Discussion led by Prof. Mealley. Kral Estate Transfers. months. Fot over twenty years he has the funeral of Mr. Lake, of South Hast­ Paper-How to Interest the young men. WABRAMTY DF.KDS. Mln Nonna Michael been a patient sufferer with the asthma, ings. last Thursday. Scott McIntosh and wife were in Grand Wm. J. Baril to Elmer Ferris, parcel. Wood­ Discussion. but the Master has come and criled for Singing. land. $700 Rapids last week. him. He was ever a kind husband, a lov­ Hannah Guile to Ed van! A. Guile. 40a. sec 33. Sunday School Reminiscences, The President. Mrs. J. N. McIntyre and daughter Lena Singing. ing father and a good neighbor, winning Carlton. $2000 Cbaa. W. Hyde to Wm. G. Hyde, parcel, sec 32 Noon Recess. the respect of all by his earnest, consis­ visited friends in Maple Grove one day Castleton. $400. " Arnuuroov Sbmiox. i -JO. tent Christian life. He leaves a wlte.one Gilbert striker to Joseph N. Golden, 3)a. sec Chas. Benham and wife visited with S. Devotional Exercises. Rev. TJ. G. Chamberlain. child, and an aged father, one sister and 3. Baltimore, tM». —The conversion of the children—Is this ; Chester R. Honevwrii to Elizabeth A. Honey­ Paper two brothers besides a large circle of J. Bidelman and wife last week. what we seek? Mrs. Merrick. Jack Woodmansee, of Dowling, was well. parcel, sec 2’. Prairieville. 1M1 by Miss Knowlton. » friends to mourn his loss. The services Jos. H. Garrett to Wm. H. Barney. «a. sec 33. Discussion seen on onr streets one day last week. Reports ot Township ». B’s. and election of Baltimore. $1060. were held Sattwday by Rev. Cux, of your Officers. . Jay Llcbty, of Edmore, has been visit­ Frank E. Lawrence to Otis 8. Lawrence. Ma. Recitation. city, assisted by Rev. Weaver. The re­ Mrs. Celia Pennock. sec 32 Barry $1750. Hour with Children. Mrs. Judge Barnum. mains were interred In tfie Cedar Creek ing his parents. j ^Danj^ t0 Albert D. Van Nocker. lot. Half Question Box condnited by Rev. A. D. Grisby. Carlton Centre. cemetery. The bereaved family cannut NBenjamin Moore to Charlotte U. Miller. 438. binging. express their thanks to their many friends Adlournmanl. Merry Christmas, everybody. sec. 36, Assyria. $106. who have so kindly as.istea them iu their Sumner Sponable and wife spent Sun­ Jacob A. Felghner to Francis W. Knoll. Ma. sec 1. Maple Grove. $’700 affliction. day -with Carlton friends. Marvin Sackett to Walter Sackett, w.sec 32. Bank Stateisenf. Eleazar Reshner was thrown from a Carlton. $200. • Report ot the condition of tbe Hastings City clover huller last Saturday, striking his Burdett Colwell to P. W. and Mary L. Burgess Bank at Hast Ines. Mlcbigan. al the close of SOi. sec io. Basting's. $3000. head upon a stone pile, hurting him some­ Wish you all a Merry Christmas. A. H. Eaton to W. A. Eaton. 40a. sec 34. Balti business,D*c. 17tti irac. • KKSOUBCEH. Ross Uadwalladex was In Kalamazoo last what. but "Leazar” is on deck yet. more. $M0. i 131 .CM 00 Loans and discounts Grace Wright, who is attending Miss Aaron Clark to Austin P. Dibble, parcel, sec week. . MJltl 76 Stocks, bonds, moitgages, etc.... Alice Ford, of Union City, is visiting school In the Valley City is spending holi­ "'kw'Jordan ?oAv\ B. and Angela Hitchcock. Overdrafts...................... 3» M ixono oo Banking house.............................. day vacation at home. her sister. Mrs. Clarp Aldrich. 2.000 00 Several of the church people from this l°Wm.‘k iluel to A. J. and Myrtle M. R-jnolds, Furniture and fixturesi.J.., George Cohnau wks lu Augusta Tuesday <100 «) Other real estate......................... place attended the dedication at Freeport, lo*. Nashville. $40U. . 32,020 «* on business. „ W. 8. Chidester to Asa B.Tennock, lisa, sec • Due from banks in reserve clues. Ml M Checks and cash itemsL. .. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, of XanBuren Sunday, p. ni. 11. Rutland. Aiooo. v . 5.400 00 Gold com.... Old Mr. Yarger Is quite seriously ill. Julia Cain to James N. Covert. l«a. seen, coun’y, were called here by the death of . <567 -.«■ silver coin $M7. His recovery has been looked upon as Cariton. . 4,613 00 U ft. and National Bank Notes.. Chas. F. Pike to Sxin'i T, Gamweli, parcel, sec W. M. Kline. Horace Pennock spent baturday and doubtful, but at this writing he Is reported «. Tbornapple. $100. .1205.312 41* Total....:'. Dennis Waldron to Jos. L. Aahalter. parcel. Sunday with Eben Pwmuck. of Hastings. as a little better. UAMXUTIKS. T. Bllnaton and wife of Hastings are CI|)sn*l15DeCanip to Dxrwln B. Jennings, 4Ma. The young people uf thio place and I>elCapital stock paid in* 75,000 00 ton, numbering about ftO. gathered at the calling on Carlton friends at thia writing. see 14. Yankee Springs. Surplus fund...."* “* Horace Waters to Lucy Waters. G3a. sec io. home of Frank and Fred Kelly, recently. Undivided profits less current ex­ Prairieville. $2000. penses. Interest and taxes paid.. Berry McKelvey to Alonzo Heath. KM- sec 14, Commercial All bad a good time. deixKlts subject to check. U.I8ST1 The detete at the Gaskell school-house T. J. Kelly attended the funeral of W. 1 Woodland. $4400 Commercial Certificates ot deposit QUIT CLAIMS. M.Kline, ot Hinds Corners, on Saturday. on Wednesday night was a success. Savings deposits;.................................... Chas. W. Robinson tb C. Clark Robinson. 80a. The young people gave Mr. and Mrs. Tempera""® somewhat lower. Total.......... . ............. -...........42064H40 Mrs C. E. Paul Is seriously III with s ’eA.rctileOMcCoy ’to Voigt Herpolsbelmer, lot, State Fitch a horning Saturday evening. of Mlcbiaan. County ol Barry-ss. l.DMi.W.Reynokfa.CAabierof tbe above named W. Rockwell, of Lalismg, i» apendiug bilious attack. Dr. Hutchinson has been Clry.WK Bank, do solemnly swear that the above state­ Cora Eckert to Sam i Eckert, parcel. called. , ... a week with his parents. , ment Is true to tbe beet of my knowledge and Cloyer hullera have been aronnd us with Irving, |1. Miss Ashby, of Cloveidale. visited at belief Dam, W. Ek wolds. Cashier. Hut,scribed and sworn to t^for* i»e thtettad small result, for their patrons. Grant Dlcklnwn’, tbe p<ut week. , Marriage XaeansM. day of December. 1M«. Ktrrir^F. t. M. Vanness. H. Brininstool. C. E. Remember the reedlug nlrele every wenRead N. Feoner.Pralrteville. needey evenloe. All tewdiers -nd .ehol.ni Paul and Chas. Nichols drew grain to Lillie L. Llndaey. Prairieville, CORRRtT---- Attest: D G. BOMXXMM) are reqneeted to come «ud lake |i.rl lu Ibe Bichlsnd on Frida,. Wm. H. Conley. Maple Grove. W*. H. Powkas -Directors. J. H Norrla and wife are visiting Nettie Austin. Maple Grove, exercises. CrbstkbMmmbx I friends in our vicinity. Wm. E- Purvis. Guelph. Ontario, C. F. McKenzie is home from Ann Ella Hurst, Monroe, Wis., . Gerkcy, Merrill H. Coati. Maple Grove, Mr. Branch. Dall, and Urara and tbelr Arbor for the holidays. Kittle L-Coaxa, Assyria. femlllee apenl Sunday al Mr. He""" “• Thoma* W. smith. Chicago. Horace Cortla and fanuly. •* Lwileioo. Little Carrie Oaley, who has been quite Myrtto Purdy, Middleville. and A. w. Moore, of Campbell, -owl Sun- sick the past week, is slowly ImprovlDf. 8 The donation at T. Fullers was well ^oJrar EepanUndhrnlly vl.lled at HenHeadquarters Fitzgerald Poet No. 125 G. attended. Elmer Shafer and wife, of Bedford, ^••Wbere'wVll you apend Clirl.una.?" la HuUno. IX*. Win. 18»«spent several days last week withold BMOind that tbe thaaka at FltzteraM the Question at present. and relatives. Mr and Mrs. Andrus, nf Ha»tings, were friends Mrs. Allie Brooks was pleasaatly spr- Poat No. l»s a. A. B. ba and an berate In this vicinity last Sunday.. Mr. Blakeman is delivering pictures thto "Tra rrad Ba-ril bra left U-_b ter brndtand «•» »bera. tel Andrew hv Lake OdeeM, BfcdXt V) H^iJ**. �astings Banner. Thursday, Dec. 24. 1896. THE POPULAR VOTE Complete OfBcial Betums from ji COOK BRC8. Proprietor,. New York. Dec. 16.-L.Tbe canvase o! the vote of New York state Tuesday practically completes the official vote FROM WASHINGTON. by stales and makes it possible for the first time to tabulate the popular vole ^Tho Claeir.g Session of the Fifty­ foi president. With the exception of Utah and South Dakota, where tire Fourth Congress. courts have ordered the revision of the completed returns/ibe final vote of nil states has been collected. In Texas the state canvassing board declared the vote Daily Summary of the ^'ithout waiting for the returns from X'roc«adin<». sf&>smull counties. These have been es­ timated and added to the result iu that Washington, Dec. 15. — Resolutions state. were introduced in the senate yester­ The total vote cost was 13,024,653. day to recognize tbe republic of Cuba This was 1,813,124 more than the total as a free and independent government vote of 1S92. McKinley received 7,100,and denouncing the manner in which <80 and Bryan 6,608,681, a plurality for it is alleged Gen. Antonio Maceo had McKinley of GOO,700. The vote for Bryan been killed, and for tbe appointment and Sewell nnd that for Bryan and Wat­ of a commission to investigate and re­ son are combined in the total vote given port od the establishment of a perma­ for Bryan. Only 12 states reported nent monetary system. All the pen­ a separate vote for Bryan and Watson. sion bills on the calendar (55) were His aggregate vole was 46,870. The passed. “sound money” democratic vote for Washington, Dec. 16.—A concurrent Faliner and Buckner was 132,056. The resolution for a holiday reccss from prohibition vote for Levering was 127,­ .Tuesday, December 22, to Tuesday, Jan­ 174. The nationai free silver prohibi­ uary 5, was adopted tn the senate yes- tionists cast 13,320 votes for Bentley. terday, as was also a resolution re- Matchett, the candidate for the social­ ....__ fnrnlok ’.; . -___ questing the president to furnish cop­ Fl »st labor party received 33,942. ies of papers relating to the condition McKin­ Bry­ Palm- Lev- Mat­ ley. States. an. er. erlng. cnett. affairs in Cuba. Senator Morgan Aiiiuamu 1U.Z1# •••• (Ala.) spoke in advocacy of a strong Ark'rus’s. 37,611 110,103 MS and decisive policy in dealing with the Califr’ia. 146,588 144.766 tn? its C9l<?raao- S.CT1 161.ZB9*8 Cuban qqestlon. Conn...... uo,»7 Is 2U.45Z ‘r“ IM Washington, Dec. 17.—-The Dingley Del'w're. U.889 Florida . 1.77« 6U.191 tariff bill was discussed in the senate , Georgia as . ug HQ yesterday and it was practically de­ Idaho Illinois M KUN ^»6 8.796 1.147 3.166 Xi cided to drop the measure indefinitely. Indiana.. 3X3.718 Iowa....... mfa as Sum The pension Appropriation bill ($141.­ Kansas .. 158.541 171,510 I. 209 Kentucky -15.171 217.690 5.114 828,580) was ‘passed as it came from Louisiana. LI. 1.12 77.' the house. Maine ... E«n r 1.504 1 W4 Mary I'd.. 136.975 IW.7,’5 ^■7 58S Washington. Dec. 18.—The senate Mass ...... 77-.MG 106,711 I1. 719 2.114 yesterday passed the Lodge immigra­ Michls'n. 9MUB7 S.ttl 6.930 'Un ,626 W tion bill by a vOti of 52 to 10. it ex­ , Min’sota. i.:..' i -- - —--- ’ -I MlSS'pl .. 4.730 63,457 1,021 ’sio eludes nil personn over 16 years of age . Missouri, 304.94G M L355 10,490 43.Q-J who cannot rend and write the language Neb/?"8, 1V11.51H 115.624 iSi of their country- or some other lan- Nevada ’. 1.988 \377 ' □..650 3.420 776 guage. Adjourned fothe21st. 1 E.3.675 £m 6.CI4 _. 3.9; .5 The Bmue. I SI ySTk 519.533 £51.513 15.973 16»^% 17.721 । 575 Washington, Dec. 15.—Bills were hi-। £j; — 36,338 356 txoduced in the house yesterday an-, Ohio ..... U<.’J45 47v‘.iH7 i’.wi 5.U6U Li* । 974 43.m 46,739 919 fhorizing the payrrnt of export bouu- f penn°n ” 7X8.300 Cft.W ll,t*x> 19,374 14,459* UG8 1,160 ties on agricultur:«l and other prod- ( 11. island 58,801 winic nf th., United l-nttarl States: tn ucts of the to amund amend E* Siiauia «i 4U.93J the constitution mo qk to lengthen the 'I Tenn. ... 145.773 ll.’/7'i Ma M Texas.... 164,856 36X»9 6.00 terms of office of the president and Utah .... iua 67.053 1C.6O7 1,329 » senators to eight years and of repre­ Vermont Ss Virginia 136.358 115 sentatives to four yenrs. A resolution Wasn. ... 3?.153 51,646 l.faCb JI W. Va... I IM 677 11U.4H for a two weeks’ recess beginning De­ 4,W4 1.014 Wto......... ■­ cember 22 was adofited. A joint resolu­ Wyo’inff MU 10.856 10,972 159 tion •recognizing the Independence of Total ..7.1K9.4® 6.5CS.CSI 132.055 127.17* HifL Cuba was introduced. McKinley's plurality. C00.709. Washington, Dec. 16.—In the hou*e PUT TO DEATH. yesterday a bill tn amend the law re­ lating to the .truriHinission of second- A Mob Kills Three Rrothrm in class mail matter was discussed. A resolution was introduced directing the ! Kusfielbdic, Ky.. Dec. 10.—A blood­ president tn recognize the independ­ thirsty. armed mob of men from Lcgnn ence of Cuba anil to demand that 1 county, hnlf of whom came from AdairSpain immediately withdraw from i ville. came to this town after midnight Cuba all her armed forces. A bill was . Friday morning and killed three pris­ introduced to abolish ’he office of com- oners who wire iu the jail waiting for missiober of Indian affairs. trial on the charges of murder and con- ' Washington. Dec. 17.—In the hou-e spiruey. Arch Proctor, who murdered Aaron nnd “Doc” Grafton at Adair- ' yesterday the nrrnr appropriation hfil (823,126,344) Was discussed nt length, ville October 24. was token from the i jail with his father, .Dink Proctor.’ tout no action was taken. Washington. Dec. 18.—The army ap­ charged with conspiracy in the Grat- j propriation bill was jiassed in the house ; ton case, and both men were hanged yesterday, and the legislative, exeeu-l to the same tree just outside the town. : tive nnd judicial l»ilr ($21,660,369) tva* j Bill Proctor, a half brother of Dink, considered. Rills were introduced ap- , nnd credited with being a real despreprinting $50,000 for the erection of । (>erado. who,had terrorized the Adair­ a foonumentnl statue to James G. Blaine . ville district for a score of years, was in Washington- anti to abolish the offices riddled with bullet • in his cell, defying of commissioner am! assistant conimis- the mob to take him out alive ami &icner of hulii.n a .lira and to create cursing them with his last breath. ‘ in their str.id a bop id of Indian comNoted I’cnntcn Attorney Dead. mUsioners of three r. smbtrs. Washington, Dee. 10.—A private dis­ Washington, Dec. 19.—In the house patch received here Friday night an­ yesterday 37 'pension and relief bills nounces the death of Capt. George were passed, and the rest of the ses­ E. Lemon, of this city, at Coronado sion was occupied In discussing five .Beach. Cal., where he went some time war claim bills, ago to recuperate his shattered health. Wnshirgtnn. Dec. 21.—A bill appro­ Capt. Lemon was probably the bestpriating ?120,i:CO to enable the govern­ known pension attorney in the country, ment to n-ahc an exhibit at the Ten­ and was publisher of the Natio^nl nessee cehtepn’al exposition at Nash­ Tribune, devoted to the interests of the ville next year was parsed in the house soldiers. During tbe war he saw serv­ Sat uni ay. Charles CrL«p. the newly ice with the One Hundred and Twenty­ elected member from the Third Ge*orgin fifth New York infantry. B« was over distrij't, was sworn in. The legisla­ 55 years of sge. tive^ executive and judicial appropriaVLU»d by a Lump Explosion. ’ twin bill wes further couxidered. New York, Dec. 21.—The explosion ol HS IS HS Pittsburgh. Pa., D^c. 11—The Casino skating rink and svoiwer theater in fichcnley park was entirely destroyed by fire early Thursday morning. The Joas will approximate $400,006, on which •the insurance in $75,000. The fire was caused by the explosion of an ammonia cylinder in the iee skating plant. Cistern. JBeaver Dam. Wist, Dec. 18.—Mrs. Henry Fisher was found dead in thectotern into which she had fallen whila -attempting to draw,a bucket of water. Mervous People often wonder-why their nerves are so weak; why they get tired so easily; " why they start at every alight fcut sudden sound; why they do net sleep Mturaliy; why they have frequent bradaches, indigestion and nerrous Dyspepsia The explanation is simple. It is found in that impure blood which is contin­ ually feeding the nerves upon refuse instead of tbe otouneniB of strength and rigor. In such condition opiate and nerve compounds simply deaden ar.a n lamp on the second floor of the fourstory residence, 5;4 Em Fifty-eighth street, resulted in the loss of fire'lives. The dead are: Aaron Goldsmith, 45 years old; Chhitilde Goldsmith, his wife, 33 years old: Bertha •Goldsmith, it) years old: Harry Goldsmith. 8 years old; Frank Gol<> mitb, 6 years old. Saa Francisco, JJec. 18.—Jamestown, more popularly called “Jimtown," Cai., one of the best-known mining towns in the state, was nearly wiped out by fire Thursday morning. Thirty buildings were burned, wish a loss of 850,000; in­ surance half that nmr-uui. Killed at a (.ruaslng. Denison, la.. Dec. 21.—John Kruai, wife and child were struck while cross­ ing the track by a fast freight of the , C. & N. W. railroad. The woman is • dead, the child is safe and tbe man is not expected to I he._______ Chicago, Dec. 21.—The Carlisle 1mdixin achool football team defeated the University of Wisconsin 11 uttbeCoii- S. Seven thiMund people a Superintendent Davidson, of the Commonwealth Iron company, aisd F. B. Miller, representing Cleveland cap­ ital, have finished their inspection of the Bessie mine at Hunmboldt, and the sale pending for a month has been closed.'Davidson and Miller announced , For Defense of Southern Porta. that mining operajtions would be re­ Austin, Tex., Dec. 18.—Guv. Mitchell, j sumed after the first of the year with ot.Florida, has called a couienrlon to 200 men. The Bessie has been idle three meet nt Tanqw, Fla., January 20. to dis­ years. ‘ . cuss the best raethnds of harbor de­ fense In case of war for southern ports ludiuna to Halid a Church. and the governor of 'Texas Thursday A distribution of'$118,000 in delayed appointed seven delegtite*» to represent annuities since 18fii> haw been made Texas nt the meeting. among the 272 members of the Potta­ watomie'tribe of Indians in southwest* Bethel, Pa.. Dec. ,1». — Two mh cried em Michigan. Many of the Indians women naiped Moon and Shell quar­ art squandering t|ieir newly-acquired reled her over n trivia) matter, and the wealth, but the -band at Athens will Shell woman threw a bucket ofMrong devote its share of the windfall to the lye water into the face of Mrs. Moon erection of a handsome churcbmid her’infant daughter, injuring both fatally. Gov.-elect Pingree has declared war Nhortace In tho Hartline Product. Bangor, Me.. Dec. 10.—The Mnihe bur-, dine season closes with a pack fully twothirds less than Inst year. About 876,­ 000 cases of various kinds of fish were packed in 1895. This year’s pack falls short of this by nearly 300.000 cases. HOW CHILDREN ARE SPOILED. The Younjj Mother Foment L’cly Traits by Injudicious Msnsgcment. The dangers that cluster about the untried feet of the young mother begin from the very first duwr.ing of her babe's intelligence. Long before she dreams of his knowing anything or re­ ceiving mental impressio..s, the se.dz are sowing for good or ill iu his char­ acter. I have watched the growth otf wtetls. that, with the lightest touch, might have been flipped away frvra thi* tender soil, but time [MUised uy ui.d the intruder iiouHshed apace. Get coni red of your child during the fint three years r.ad you arc sure <»f him. If tli» uc/erenee is habit of obedience t.*id > firmly rooted then hr wHi u ill m _ never .fail you iu after years when he hits slipped tile apron leash. The trouble is too oftexi with the parents. The mother herself fosters ugiy tuuita ly>- injudicious management. Her baby refuses to kiss her. She mak^s believe to cry about it and thus gives a ' lesson that will soon huve ii.ni ciytrg for what he wants. Be bumps his held j and she whips the door or whutevcHit ' was that hurt him. thus teaching him »o be combative ami spiteful. What in it ! that ni:ike« nearly all children liars and 1 many of them thieves? They are i trained to lie mj by the uncdnsckius <r.- | gers that point the way. The mother promises anything, everything to keep peace and avoid a combat with the little creature, who even how is beyond her control. She docs not fultlll tluesc I promises and the cliild becomes her i judge. Nt-Ser tell a lie to a child, or in i ony way deceive him, if you would hpix* ’ to get the proper influence? Do not rob him of the Imppiness Utust; . r -• . , of . supreme • ' thrm ‘ >ugh fife. I ‘"/"J- .I<................ ‘ hog to *him Ladies Hume Companion. “Is it true that your engagement to ' broken ?’’ The bvautifuj girl inclined her ieurl • slightly and acted as if she considered the subject a particularly painful.-ae. *IIe must .Ljtve cone something; terrible," pcrsistXl the lust friefw’. “I never knew uf anyone more. demoted than you.” “We could Lave I <-rn hupp..- if it were not for bis intolerant j pi?!;/’ ;u..ivfrre«! tbe bt'autlful girl. “I gn\e in to Lifo on every ;x>h.t t hat leould and .-lul if tain my independence, but v.i he iu&^U'd that- I should gh’c np my bleycto and ride the nxike he favored it .v.ah too much.”—rhicttgo i I j j BUTTONS! AN ELEGANT BUTTON FREE with each package of ■liiiili on railroads in the interest of twooenta a mile fare for passengers and cheaper freight rates. IL C. Hathaway, past grand master of the Michigan grand lodge, F. & A. filed in Grand Rapids. '‘Sam” Bettes, the “cowboy evangel­ ist,” injected so much free-silver talk into his revival sendees at Oxford that he was hanged in effigy by the towns­ people. A bandcar was struck by a locomo­ tive on the “Soo” road near Pembina and IxjuIr Swanson and a companion section hand, who Were on the car, were killed. In a fit of insane jealous rage Ernest L. Chase, aged 38, cut the throat of his wife, aged 32, in Detroit, and then cut his own throat. Both may live. O. L. Partridge, e^-secretary of the A*!pena lx>an and Building association, was found guilty of embezzling $20,000 from that institution. Benjamin Wood, a pracn inent con­ tractor in Jack*on, died in a hack from | :»vurt-disease. I , 1 -TRAD*. 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GOODYEAR, Druggist, Hastings WILL SEND YOU is the title of a story written for the manufacturers of A BARGAIN (The Michigan Farmer °ND (The Motqj Bom BOTH ONE YEAR FC. R •NLY iil ’5, Cash. । HERRELL-SOULE CO.. Sjrscuse. N. r. । MORTGpUK SA LB. Default Irivlni* Lneii mjuh, In ihc con«-'tl<»nnfavt-rialn inoitKuse !nutdr Im J'wph Kollar Mini KmcIuk'I Kollar hl- wif- o' |rv» «.• iinriv 'toantv; Michigan. t»» B.tmu-1 (tottKHi oi Gatotibuhr. KalAtimzon founts. Mtohlrv». dated Jan­ uary sth. a. D Iran, u <1 r- rurdru hi Ute office <»( il.r ID'.-lM-r Ji^td-, fo- lh" Cotii-ty of —Sedan, vshcr? Emp-ror Nnrimeon Barry x'!t> Mxic wf Xhchiaim nn tl-tj Ht rci.i! ITT. surrrhd-rod ’■bhrsvlf nnd his nrray day ol January K.D. la*9 In Libor SB Ot Mort to the Gyrmra«. to a small fortified town of the French department of Ardennes, sum of .Four bui.iirtijl thirtv-ulho Itoltors,ai«1 Mx rent**, aurt an Atu>ro»*y '.* fee ol Elficen Doi 130 miles northeast, of Paris. It in fa­ lars |in>vi<!-<l for lu M’d imiorsge, and vo »ul|-' mous for hhvlr.g Bern Pie place jwihere or vrov-tiMhun* al law li-ivlur been lUMltriUHl t* reenvr Ute b'onejs m lured b> aald inorunun . tbe Sedan chair i.ms irrented nn?1 first or ku? part Uierevf; 1 Nw, therrbu*-. br virtue of the pawor <»!%»!' used. conlMlnrtt H KMld u>oron<eH. nnd the st ditto h sttcli luMiir utlitVixivIdeu. t'oilce fa i.rrebgiven lust.n SaUirtlny »tu, NInn-<Imv of Jan* ary A. D. IW. atTm d'etork ni the frteri...of> 1 ShalHell .11 ■nt>uexvdtniiv l<« thv Uluh- .-t t <!• drr. il.e north fruutitiuor <»f t‘ •• f ours ii-., e, lu th*- t ity of H.isiH ifa. phat befog m- pl: e where the Vfn-.uK Cviirl for Horry Chltmy s BY THE SURGEON’S KNIFE holden). the |<reiulM-.<> i>><?rnl)til in swtn n.i- trag*', or MiHurlt tlipr'Of nt n»yy to* «. <•, < s y. THROUGH NO FAULT OF to faty thedui*;vu !»M«! ntorti; >-4 . \ i d THE SURGEON. TORTURED San Francisco, J>ec. UM—Glove con­ tests and prize lights are synonymous. Such is the legal opinion of Judge San­ derson,’and in consequence, Thoma a 1 Sharkey will get. the $10,(Kk) that Fitz- I simmoni still believes rightfully be- I Jorgs to him. Robbed a Train. Birmingham, Ala.. Dee. 18. Two highwaymen held up a west-bound Southern railway passenger train near Bryant, station. 25 miles west of here, Thursday night and tracceeded in escap­ ing with a large amount of money. Toledo, O.. Dec. 2 L—Tire Bee job rooms at 13G-138 St. Clair street were gutted by fire Sunday evening. The lo*s is estimated at $50,000 on stock and iuaehinery and $10.0*10 cn building. Tbe building next door.- occupied by the Toledo Commercial nnd the Toledo Ex­ press, whs slight Iy ilainagerL <• vriu'utcrt f«?r the •‘’■• mi-e- b -'p’ . etw rib.u in »it tiia: <■. t. DIS. HANDY’S I’ILB CURK IS EASY TO APPLY, wr B'*«f of SoJil «*llH4iv in Tho f v,nhvj|1K »n thf <•» Harry **x -J M>le QUICK TO BELIEVE A5D CUBES ALL «>’ M'ubigiUt, aiiu aod du-eribcd uh .'clKINDS OF PILES OB MONEY EEFUNDED. Iowh: The North Kart Quarter of North \Ve«’(.*■ ait er of 8"ntion Tweut .-.if-h^ji • in Town E.nt 4) It has proven & boon to Buttering human­ North Runge Nine p'tfx* Conuiuhti K* tty ity, and thousands that were dragging out a life of torture and living In dread of the Cih.wrovf & iTrri rn. .. ortgagee. Ati rneys i-ir Mortgagee. Surgeon's knife arc now enjoying perfect Dated October 7. l health and are ever ready to speak in praise of dil handy's pile cure. It is MORTGiGE SALE put up In a soft metal tube with a hard IWaalt having hew nix<.r (l. tl«« court" < ns of.act-rialu niorip»r<* bv Fr.m« i- Many rubber nozzle which enables a patient to and Jennie Hearn > ud Wif-. ot apply the ointment directly to the seat of Thnniswle. lurry-c ■•OU . Mi hbfi. ’•> Ln llv D. Bnatwlcg of f<»v . | N, .,V rg H i he the disease, and the result is a cure, sold, Third day n( Noveniucr A. I> |x»7. and r^,-. rdNO CURS NO PAY. ♦><1 in the office nf the ue»d>i, r ••nitrd‘. !«>•• he Ccunty of Barry ae<l Since ot Ml'diiaav. m .he SEND FOR BOOKLET. Eaurtwnth day of Novtinher a. I>. JtttU n 1.1 er The W. H. Hill Co., Detroit, Mich. 26 «»f Mortgagea. ot> !>««»• SMi on which n on .• ce there is clalmwl tn >>rdue »t the d:<u* of' lis notice the »um of T*o thoti«aod tnoliaRHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA drrri aud Thirty Hix Indlani, «• f,<j BU nttorrm'a fee of Twmtv flvr Go in CUBED BY AR-THBO-PHON-I-A. provided lor lu said mortgage, and un sut> or pnKfHlings at law lwv|r g b-en InstHide.i to Sample bottle mailed'free on receipt of a recover the moneys secured hy said mcnsaie. two cent stamp and name of this paper. or anv part then* f; The W. H. Hlfi Co., Detroit. Mich. Now therelon*, hy virtue uf the power . f sale contained In said morltoge, and tlx in •uch ca«e made and provided, uniiro h i < reby given ttmt on Saturday 'the Tulricenth e.- y of March A. I). i»*5»7 «x ten o’e>o<‘k In th- tor^j ecu, 1 aball aell at Public Auction, to the l"ihxst bidder, at the North fn-nt flow of th* (cant Houm* lu the City uf Hw»iings (tn>tt being the plan- where theUiwall C<«irt ’ur Barry <Un tty w holdeui, the nrrmtoea clr>crlbed iu mid n < rtgage, or -o much thereof »k ma* be nerea<p y to pay the amount due ou said morttwer. atth Mevcn per ernt. Ituerwu. and all legs! caub . to­ gether with as attorney's fr-e of Twrutv f,ve Deflate coveuasSed for rhen-in. the pr>rl:es USE eurtain iotui-ee fCU can find hq Agritu turn pap?r that will give you as innch soli?* practical matter devotdd to the farm as The Michigan Fat mcr with its 20 pages filled each week with au'e’es fropi the most practical and Hnccessful farmers in'tbe-.country* I he market reports are as complete and reliable as time and ixicnvj’ can make ’hem. -• Address ;.li ordtis for subscr'ptioh.s ’o Revi EWS Monthly, Hustrated Edited by. 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Indexes, chronological records, and other departments complete the certainty that the reader of the Rsvrrw or Reviews will miss nothing of great significance that is said or written or cone In Stamps for �GflFTflIN CLOSE Bu Gapuln Charles Kino. to report on Clow. And there felln^.1 Jxring Sherman’s headquarters, had tafluenre. In th. mid.t It Urlred ±7 -uh' lT. ma.rer °* ** th,t Ot u>v Ix?,t nD»rt*>- Much of this MU told tn IjsmbmlD New Orleans. More of it he learned later. On thin particular day he was TV. * ■object of unoffl- destined to have another prep into the in ten pttaooera with do'l^rir Lambert'* nerves were tingling a only two men at bla hack, turned them Ocl Invr.typHlon whether be .pent a peculiarities of this most unusual char­ trifle and his thoughts were not tbft acter. mX K.?C ThWyent>>. and went in tor ™riX?n* *T Hebo^h‘ootbior most cheerful ns he went away. That Be had walked perhaps half a mile, guaranteed or no payi “3rhodj cou:'1 thnuk hlmth' "tler-K where. In- revolving these matters in his mind he should find his company commander be w.. held In hig-h dlUa.or, hie “-'I'’”’ msn miser, a rrclusc. and something of and keeping occasional lookout for Par ­ of tha Hght aort, ami uked him what wee record and te.er service to the a mystery, had all been foreshadowed. be could do for him that very night • ~-1-■ " —VArMrau r vLkE Of ',<”",ith,Undi"KHe never melee’s (which was evidently further But* that disniplinb should hart been S.LF-ABUtE. tlllSSIONS, V A RICO* And then-—m the ato-y ran—dore uld touched a card, never ployed billiard,. away than he had been led to suppose), CELL, CONCEALED DRAINS STRICT’ abandoned in “G" company was quite he gueaacd he’d like to be either a nutwhen be heard some one shouting after eren’L'L'' S.T1 “”Vbo'iv ,o drlnl<URE ULEET, SYPHIUS, STUNTED .uunher thing. Farnham, the captain ‘"•brother officer, called him. It was a soldier, running hard, ‘ 'luy,e™»«'--ho didn’t know , roj«r. was nn office! who had held whicb-chd for onoe la bla life the pom UD«n him In squad, of two or three to and iu a moment Latnb*.«rt recognized in lost mamHood. impoibn. him the affable corpora) who was th*» .W’ajfl’i-'.3 cv, NERVOUS DEBILITY, UNNAT. i high command in the volunteers—too ulnr general looked bewildered. Me If he would. 1 b,, he nad no . high, indeed, to serve with equanimity first to receive him that morning. Thia k URAL bls L”AROES. ETC. After Mlukm Ridge, where he got an­ under the field officer now at thread of time the corporal saluted ns he came, other bullet through him. and one that ' area I Io th, Mrvic. „ jt u now P<u-ting, u> a halt. Possibly Sergt ’ the regiment, who had had no wanen•** apparent, from the tact that he would have killed an ox. they .imply I ice whatever. Farnham was wBhin a nev„ refund to take a drink when In­ t’uras had been giving the company a had to put Close on quartermreter duty “pointer.” tow files of promotion to majority, and he wauted It ao much and had done such “emed eveu faintly “Did anybody pass you, lieutenant?—* therefore despised company duty. So .h."•r“’e"- “You might u well pour splendid fighting and so little talking NMTOUtt VBKCX. whl.ky |n , kuot-hole," said the sore- anybody on horseback?” long as his company had been stationed FOR CURING THESE DISEASES for It. That was the end of him until No, e.r.sv.-cred Lambert, wonder! w in the city, furnishing guards uno or□eaded M]uad ot youngmere that with near the end of the war. His train was «grlief for the various officers then *" !'rep'Me hntl •pent many hour, what now might be coming. srmi.tnms ....n.nlr >>_ >_ i. ... ... ... . . _ .*1 “Well, cap says—er rather—the cap­ ‘ .iu.!Ttercd there, he remained with It. captureti by -a dash of Forrere's ear. . 2° "7 c”' UIRht in ' b* •‘tempt to ISi ^hmcnioi ot »»•<• bauhtul, dreams and airy. and. though moat of the guards tain wants you to come back. Didn ’ t get Old Close “loaded.” and occasionally saw a portion of it 1 ln urt“e> pimploa ”o the race, eyr-n annken. hellov chnaka, CHrvtrora got away. Close went with hit wagons. lain riuerts’'nVht^’ -P’> dl,“»u*l£“lL lnrk ''nrr«-v Mn^ Mremrth. Un-1 momi on Sunday morning. Then, after *wo He had to go to town occualoually on nobody go along here a^horacoack?** inss. reeUBM nljrhts, chnnpNible moodn, wt-ak manhood. atunlM ursraue an? un-m*. Andersonville wa. then his abiding lure decay, booe ,mUm. hair Ioum. awe throat etc. •““’«« «nrau. anu jiremayears of this demoralizing service, came board of .uney cr similar duty, and And the corpora) was evidently per­ place for h time, but in tome wav he plexed us well as nearly breathless. always roughl a u«t In anmebedy-.amtbe months of detachment duty tip in YOU HAVE SEMINAL WEAKNESS! turned up again during the march to OUR NEW METHOD TMEATMENT alone can tin' interior, nnd Farnham’s friends In bulance to aave the nickel tor a aix-mlle “By gad, I thought ‘twna takin* chances, tbe sea, wbieb be made on mulebsck. cum you, and make a man nt you. t'ndrr He influ1 Ide in the tram c»r. When he had to ex en for the two of us. Two of ’em rode cfi’.rt were glad to pet him out of such cn--- th« brulu txv-nama a-Hw. the blood pur n<-4 and when congress anthorlred the oe- take the car t.e would wait for some of in an* sassed cap right to his face an’ iM* that all pimple*, blon-h-w and ulcere diMpp ar* 'a nrire ns that. Ev*r since June, there* the nerren baoume ain-m; as steel, k. «,»» aerv.au* gatizatlon ot >6 regiment, ot Infantrv the youngatera. well knowing they were, off before a mar. of us couM^i'raw <•! Close had qeen alone with the men ur*e, bashruln>*fl0 and tleepoudrtncy dlAai>n-nrbend on ’em.” tho ryes tescomo bright, tbe face mil and cl«xut ; ! they .with him- and no one in nu- a. a part of the regular army In' ’M th'e would p.y hi. fare. Oncewhenthroeof energy returns to the hotly, anil thmoral. phyalcaS “ MjjhG are they?" ' great generals at the head of military rbem “put up a job on him” bv the t'lf.u ixy had th- faintest idea how thing* and sexual systems nn- Invigorated: all drums •fiairs were reminded of Close. He decoration after they v.cre well en “Some of the vary crowd Parmelee erase-no wm. vital wutetrna the system. Thh’ - ere going. Inspectors were also unvarious organs become natural and manly. You ■vvnott from somewhere far out west, their way. that not a uian in the party nabbed last night. They must have cut n- v. n in those days, and fo long u» re­ reel ynurseir n ninn and know marrlaim cannot ix> saying modestly that they had told hhri had less than a f.ve-dollar bill, he of­ across ct the ford. They’Ve finished a tailure. w«. invite all Ute atthruvl v. consult us ports and returns were regularly re­ confidentially and free of charge.. Don't h't iiuackii I to let them know ‘i they could ever be fered to change the file, but refused to him. I reckon, for one of ’em was rldln’ . i -d at headquarters, and" no erm­ and takire rob you of your hard earned dollari bis horse,’’ He w.ii curt yes ur so pay. : la inis mine in from the civil nuthor- of nr.y ore io him. and the time ha ! lend a nfdkel unless they gave their In ten minuter, ffambert was back al HAS YOUR BIAX)l) BEEN DISEASED) of uegligenc^ or indifference on • ootne. He “nnd concluded to continue . wortl. un honor, thet they were not SYPHILIS is the most pnoalrninnd most sertoni part of their fnilitary bnckcra. all . and wanted to be a quarter driving to ir.tikc a convenience of him. camp, where all was bustle and iup pressed exciteiuent. Close wns seated DLOOu disease. It saps the vary lite blood of tho •rt mt nothlv. ;Now, there had not n'a*v**r- “e offered u first !!«>-, i,ut the “cloaest" figuring be l»ad ever victim an«t unless entirely eradirauM from thnsyrl . ... . 'oBtltltr.*' IIn t. tka ---X _accepted. . _ — .! flrtTla. li'n.ll .* ...1.1^1 1he -- --. a nut. for at his tent, smoking hujicrturbabjy, nnd tenantry the infantry and done was that which carried teiu j..... will «... affect ...... . the offspring. vunpritig. ire-wanBeware oi of Mer.-uryl asrrcurvt HKUICblTAMY BLOOD DIBKASX. un •n a few instances where civil eh 11 and . ' , --------- -•------ -rerewthe tremulous words of a It ^..52. “ only ’vA supprrtM*-*** •s*' »•••••Nv_iu j-w MK ‘ «0D cun-, it i.tg ever. : rveffleialwhtia Clashed, bat--Capt. “10u«‘lth»'»amtntng-board shook their •eteral month.' at tbe expense of a cer- listening Of •b-'t-fc-AOED —J.OU ..r tndul.nxt —;'*'*—** MAN re.re.w— cm ve TM India icon pay nay HD. uh’., or maui.’uti la the r. .Illes , r.J bls splir.did company" had h'B:i* ■,r*'r bi* ill-written papers; was ;, tain *5i:1 bank. Most of »f the officer* officers cn getm*t- tall, sallow civilian who was leaning of youth. Scir-nbuse Rnlf.abUAe or later inter excesses cx^-o-. have brukha i,ruk|«n down your system. Yoa f«wl the stealing ..vrr you. Mentally, phystcallk nnd sexually you anrbol.tb* atv : the theme of more than one Intel- ' applied for by the eolonri whose lift * ‘inF their pay check totverd* the end against the shoulder of a panting mule. y° u -_ Me " l *hy« phy"tcall> and a»-xunUr man h-nr .h.iiil.l I.. __ .' you uaod tob It>r oratiould be. fu.Kni Lustful pra.-tn.-os hmm. rich harvest*. • ...... Win you lined ths wbn of thc xuontl. would take it to the nenr- McBride, rifle in hand and equipped for danger signal*. T . •*« ret—rt from from the mnreb-l on the te ‘i* had saved *aved nt at Vicksburg, and who *bfiiiont>.wouldtakeltt.otbewaT"v report the marshal on the field service, was closely ‘ inspecting thv R t* A111 R I Ha-n‘Jrou ,’>'t ho”* An’ r°u w>ht«anJaUhg marriage? .,lv.i • he beard from his deptl- i "t*'no“ o" “bureau duty" in the south; >”n1' or broker and get It cashed. nsIntm.Ln.ht »a»you« blojMl i«endiscard/ Uaviyouatiy at-aknttw? Our N iwJisthaj and nnt cn that work Close remained, de-.! Tho,s ’* easy-going dr.ys tbe pay The penerrilcmr.mnndlng. Indeed, "°rk c!o,v hol“*'' wV w>-r-. dv.vs in iu the n.tv kit nnd cartridge boxes of a squad of a Treatment wilt cun- jou. hat It ha» done for otlior* it will do fur you. Corualtatlon Hee. No matter who* bnn incited you. writ- furinn hom-et opinion Free c4 Cliarge. -.x------- ----of bls unfltne.., !■ I dedarttnm.t. ■-.-r. thueh elated bv high .orb- ! *1*1' some rumor, department. .Many * time the hrpe- dozen men ‘already formed* iLhargra rejinonuule. Books Free —■••The GiUoti Monitor** (iliuptralodi. i>u Dkei'aset. <»f “Lieutenant.” said Close, “I've got to . ° nn + tl 4t.re until the t... fever --.A cut |ta wide swnth in ' Oil r,Jnio’»sKll s,|IVbt> would prevail on the major Men. Inclose postage, -j cents. Seoded. B.^k ..n -Disease* ot WNtmea’* Free. i’.-fti m from the highest power in sraOMttl USED WITHOUT WRIHEW CONSENT. PnIVATE No medlc|M «nt C O4). * hia regiment. The r ’jutant and quar 1 or hlr. h’ clerk to kt them have tucir --stl- send you with a detachme nt over to the an due nue to services ren rcu-­ t °--------ling* ■’•u, U, all No r.a CL-Sccn bMO Qr enve,’PM- E»«nth ng confidential. Question list and call of 1 rest, county jail. How soon can you get ment. —Kua. ■ ■imr.lnc down Xu Klux »nd were »¥crc both quibi down when Clone Close '1 d In n ____ _____ ______________ , I ready ?” arrive......... 1 — •—• 1 for duty. 2_:_. In hl* .. 1 and reported kinir up rioonthtaers by Capt. I arrived Lambert felt a sudden odd, choky sen­ * . .. ii ; . * Wir . of company G. —-th infantry, ■ calm, stolid, impassive way he proved ' sation nt t?.e tliroui. and was conscious just exactly v hat-the. old duffer’* ' vastly useful. Indeed, nt a time whhn ‘ that his ktiers were tremulous. It was * men were dying or deserting by scores. hi« f.v?t call, nfind you. nnd it was sud­ 'nt tor," said the adjutant general duty ninthden and vague. The symptoms macle ic department: “but I’m sorry to when cten sentry ----- — .* had — to — be — — — j to we young tunbret rent Into d°ne<l. and when government pro|wny him furious. । was being loaded up and carried away ' “I’m ready now,” he said, reaching for *u* b exue. , and sold in the citv. it is difficult to sav bis handsome sash and belt, and c’isaj*ue could HWrtlly have been sorrier that "■"«! losses might not have been saspearing an histant within his tent door. than Lo>-aU-at Lambert waso Muaovlf himself, ft* i went briskTv up the des- ! ",lDr‘’ hnl.for M* rtgilanee. He I “Ain’t you got t#me nrd-nery things^ chad ■ expored himself feaJIcsily among the Yau don’t want to wear such trappin’a elate road- along the “branch-’ n . . *. I dying. He said he had bad a light at- ' as them. I’vr got. a sash nn’ belt- an’ . seen a landscape so dismal in all The Greatest Republican Paper ot the West. sword here plenty good ennugb: and wu.uv.uvu.-! toekof tbe finer at New Iberia earlier his life, flow on earth was he to em­ you can have ’en. for half what they No drills, ro roll calls. 1 * ” ,he • e "°" " nd coal<ln ‘ ,ak » ploy his time? — re——. T is the most stalwart and unswerving Republican Weekly pub­ coat.” ■ sending •• .... •n duties except the forth of At all events, be did not. He was prob­ lished today and can always be relied upon tor fair and bofiest re­ *‘l prefer uring these, captain," said . mehments st the coll of thia fellow • »hb' ‘hr only officer who remninej ports of all political aftaira. L ambert. :■ .elee; no book, except the few in ‘ '»»«•' Ih»" • w«k « ll‘o stricken peat The Weekly Inter Ocean Supplies All of the News 5 frren “Why. you may not- get bnek in U l;i> trunk; no companions except this I and escaPC(i5 and the Best of Current Literature. week. ’ persisted (’lose. "There’s no , .... ’ is* r . ' A • luce vvrsrexas ^V sa O...ln->T — «n F vb ^ vc , \ ’ ..l . . At lust came the welcome frost. Y’el ■ heavy, illiterate, mor.eyrgrabbmg lout It is Morally Clean, and as a Family Paper is Without a Peer. tellin’ where th.'se fellows hare run to. m ha did not know enough to offer him a ' low Jack's conqueror, followed by new You ought to hovtaoniesiiitanle clothes wwo—re aftr —v.r his lang । offices and recruit* in plenty, tind , *a ..: or a cup of coffee for this Oort o’ work—lik*- miue.” Its Literary Columns are equal let nota »oul worth knowing ! Clow’, occupation whs gone. Ue bad nicht ndf —*-------- ’ *** v• “I’vr got something different, but I. to those ot the best magazines. iUnQuitman—ami only the in- he>P«l to bury tbe adjutant, but the | thoujr ’ d we were needed al on«*e. ” jirvucu tough, imii£cu, uuu — i-r .1 I’otta there! Certainly Mr.' quartermasterr proved and-to Its Youth’s Department is the “ So you he. ’ cordin ’ to what this geny.-A-.oa lambert frit at ndd» with fate ; Clore’a keen disappointment, as |be the tkgaun aayr. . It looks like they must ] finest of Its kind. ....... th;-; sunny December afternoon. He boys vbegan to say with returning hu\e stirred up quite a row. but you I pend a week 'before it became due, and It bringR to ths family tbe News of the Entire W orld and elves । ! 3 ’ tried to persuade himself that the health, appetite, and •’ynichtm—recov­ it would be spent before it was fully needn’t worry. There’ll be nr. trouble ] the best and ablest diacussiuns of all questions of the day. The k i^hrtb’.e stories about Close were ered from his d6fi|x*nite illness and re Inter ocean fives twelve paces of readiru.’ matter each week earned. Close never upent u cent, that oi‘ce they see the regulars, and if there j Burned his duties. When December and and being pubtUhrd in Chicago Is belter adopted to the needs of cr'issly exaggerated; bat now that he anyone could see nr bear of. but. he should be, you’ve got me in’ the hull i tbe people west ot tbe AUegbsny Mountains than any otbrr paper. ha-i met that officer th? Indication* tbe new colonel came, drills, and dijess hand to draw it us curly tvs company to draw on." And Close’s Vstrd’in favor of t.belr entire truth. | uniforms were ordered, and! Close got;r $1.00 PSICE^S^DSU^^E^jrEAR Sl.00 ■face, fairly brightened up for the r»fhlea^Bof absence nnd tried to get back to any of the rest. Tie would take hi* Itaeemi that Close bad been on some “There’s your squad ready. bt^Kji duty, where they did not whnt check and vanish. The total footing ufc. '.abhe l service in connection with the up'of his pay. rations; servant’s allow­ I‘arm‘ler’11 tell you wbnt !-•• want*.-Jone. ir - -.'men’e bureau, and hAI only joined him; Then he appealed to Farnham, ance, "fogy.’’ and nil. wire one hundred Krrk’ieet. if -there’s any trouble you Tbe Dalljand Dally and SnndayEdlSunday I hi1 regiment late in the autumn of the and through him to Gen. Sherman and some dollars and sixty-eight v«’ut«. dmw ou me.” His wounds made him stiff umTsorei bc{ .. . lions of Tbe. Inter Ocean an Dally, and Sunday by mall|S.OO per y»ar r -Tiiamblr vellow fever yean when. ---. They ustii no coin smaller than the f ”1 shall need-some moi.- y. I’m afraid, ■' .1 he desired, he could knte re- eouldn’t drill or I***’-- H transpire! tbe best of their kind.... Addreim THE INTER OCEAN. Chicago. if we’re gone any time. That’* the first . .v Si...* ...I wo 11 ,, v, I Vrvr-vvv aand r,*l ‘n to “nickel” (five cents) in the south in that he K had no <s. full uniform, hi* ii’.vnud away. Ill* appearance at the thnHp days, aid it was the practice of thing I’ll have to-draw for." first and only frock-coat hud been let out; < iuse’s counteimnee fell. “Ten dol­ ilricMm garrison wh$n the dea’h rate to the Ispt *hred and was still too lithe the U’mks and Tnoney-chautfer* rwu:r- lars ought tu be ’Huff for you anywhere 20 a day. when »he post was . ally tu give the customer the benefit ifnanded Uy a lieutenant, and some for him. Then some quee r yarns began if the check called for more than half here. I emild get along with fifty tie companies by coruornls, every- to be told. He was a quasi executor for She value of the nickel, otherwise to 'cent*.1 raid iv-.M.-vi,. saddenij >■* Wh imourt-were , y else being either dead, down or , three officers who had died intestate, hold it theiiisvlvi- , . . !. hrigltfened up njnin ■ “Just«itdo',vn«in'inake;»uttlicmnii!e- j vaieseent—add*.*d. to the halo which and who had little to bequeath any­ !52 cents the customer rfet- only 5“; if} how. He had nursed them in their last agt accounts c* yours. L«.»v. rvrgeanl, I £ cb^v.t his h’tb t’o invisible head, ■it were M cents he was pa’d .’*3. Those ; re v, a* no question as tofhis con- , Illness, and such items of tbclr property icvfficers who lept*a bank account, and} you and this geijtlemah ?*o on with-the ••yrad. Take the eotiqly rexul. The j ■ ■iiate.bnj.’cry. fern^t hJmseff bad as bad not by medical orders been cun therir were three or four, perhfpf-. who dcmnetl .and burned'hr had for #alA.|redid mt. simply deposited their check for Heute’.xirt'H oy-.'rtake you. Sit right ; fi -1 in the rear of his regiment nnd -4 h‘3 name after it* dash or the Under t he regulations the rmjorv. n.* the its tore value and hud done with it. It dw. n over Ibere. :• SerjrL Burns’ tout.' s at Don .'Ison, and the unknown proper custodian of the effects of de­ j V us supposed that Wu h v. ax Close’s cua- lieutenant; he’s jrot al! the blanks and ceased officers, but the major was him- j1 tom; buthewaswber in In* general ion, things. Nev’r made out n mikrige uc..*«•- ’-as decorated with sergeant’s Close took hia • couat? Here. I’ll show ; nu.'* • ror: on the s’pol. Before he had self almost a victim and had,been sent . as was learned later. A- d v. ’-ilc Clowe slowly began his cal- I after a long <'ttuidty .nuiv to b learn arn touch rnucn of ci his ms xr. i... ’w north nviwi- to recuperate ....................... ; and , check to the paying teller nnd got. 100 i “the Johnnies jumped the . desperateryaggle.On nn oncoslo* wh«n ' and Horoc uoil „ o . *oiue dollars and 10 cents. Then culntions. the F<un<l under Sergt. Mc­ Bride trnr.ipcd cktt upon the dusty red) * • • he simply had to appear in full uniform. he d< this til: , ..KWitrd . ...I ’ ’ cash with '*»'• c,er,< A” one night andgtagipededcvexya* I .. —.. . . ♦ Is. r~il 11 tV11 ft • 11 11 II I . • ' _■ •’y but Close, who was given up for Clone, turned out in plumed felt hot.’I at tha receiving window and was two road, mo’t of the mrn following ns Uiougl» to sec them around the bend, b- * ur.t:J he came in two days later sortt. and epaulets wbieb. w-ftes ques cento ahead by the transaction. Vhen v hih Lambert, iaguely troubled, and i of bockshc»t and information. Hl* tinned, he Haiti were the' IMe Cnpt. it was finally disebvered and he was filing, somehow, that !•? ought to be colonel acted on the latter while the Stono-*. and *tea« the coat. If nobody politolv told that hereafter hs would ,. could be found to buy them, he wculdj l>c credited only with thr sum called with his detachtnent even though bh Ffi’R (■'uctqrs were digging out the former, superior officer rnlh'd hint back, stood ni. ,1 Clo*.’ got ii oommission as first Heu-l- ' but he <M notjnean to buy "sutfc truck" for on tl»e face of hi* chock. Close gut e nntlllirtWM absolutely neoe*aa?y. it cashed elsewhere nnd deposited lu* looking anxiously after them. V n?qt in a new regiment for hi* share “I Xhouglft you had twtfrtty or so left One bloody Hespe- f dor hia fighting ability in tbe TO cent* n-Kutarly •« before. •■But wh.t i f the resultant benefits. C * * ’ j in your wallet, lieut! mint.” ratu Close. scrambling ;'f’.-ruoo.i um they weri u-.. _ W,|J fcn,i his {.vu-less service dunngjhy he doe* it tor I* • mystery.. mHI the -Just look, will you? Yog needn’t be F0R i..nn anawful awful epidemic prevented any “crowdtag" of bonk official who let this a.zable cat.oul T.-.iek. unsueceswful, end under in any hdrry. MrBrid? knows Just what from the works at -Vicksburg, the ; ,j,e old fellow, though there was no lit­ of the bag. “tor be never has more tbnii , a few dollars oi\ deposit more' than a । tn do* I’d change them clothes if 1 was „„ on ,e- the i,..A. about the habits he was dieebatcolonel -was left writhing JeadI/>C bachelor* snd Vraas w id­ week He ch-oka i» ere* through w«e | you." ?pt glacis with no shelter but the I mg. "o" erna up north " I Lambert hud had allppM slipped b.n hi* uamunmM. band Ip to his Vend and dying around hi*:, and Close owers" of tbe infantry and latter; No wonder the frltov* wotulrred hren«|X>cket then begun worthing the 1 .■•'idtMi ; he squad that rushed out end l started a mess, but Cloae d*»tll*d to the little, flat i-. ?hed J.im tn. Everybody »t McPhcf- . Bbla. He cxplainret that he prefer™! whalOonc did with hia money. A a-'H other*. Alt I.-, min. t p and now rt servant mode up 1.1* Toom end : pKketttot.lt wm «fcne. f-t.’.; >’'‘r CouV? .that the rebs were . to boars with a M't ncb creole ftunlllv dier backed hia boot*; »e»tupnnylaUM!rea. I ttaahed ncroa* his hut mind flashed across mind* that he must Lrlnq h;gh,'wncu once tfce oanng sur- a ttiort’ustettee swey. m bo *wishta h 0 %e whisked it-out with hl* handker ­ vAors of the six who etax ted reached to k-arn the lanpwige." They|gnrv a w0Hh.nl Hat very few item* aent to her hr carried, after the West lhetr| prn/trate colonel, but the bul- big donee Cftrialmas st* i'"1 taxM ^T1* a'toTpU1 ^X^f'two 1*-^ ; chief, Which fMbi’on' otYbuoe day*, in the l.ts founded just us deadly to the four • ererv officer ten dollars. Close h»d *? O . of her’ watrt. Itatnu* •>* , hr*"’1 of w* C“L ju»» «<tor h» started With the close of the presidential qampaign THE TRIBUNE v. ho pot bock alive, and McPherson'sent nuni-d Pierce tbrWgh the fever, 0*4 piotea • of them acrute . <m Ute run tart to camp. Even o« he recognizes the fact that the American people are now anxious to give for Close end wrung his hard brerwrf (। Pierce Brcc was ♦»«>■ treosntW- rd tbe fun*'­ wore the thumbotton to (<-|rcf hiB ,hf CJ,me H<- divernever ,pricing down the bunk audbural.np their attention to home and business interests. To meet thia condition, lv nd and looked admiringly ipk> tbe .I ..... a« t'pato. “paid." both ._____ for tor as w.h for Ling "« I'';1’’Xe-^ or other politics will have far fess space and prominence, until another State or .'ember, impassive face with its deeir I the orirnal ten nnd... ------------ * *»-■ 'f tbe eutreequent n". -^ t^kTrt in any of the ' througlt the l ud.or. in tt.elr batt, to National occasion demands a renewal of the fight for tbe principle for reMBsmt of five dollars tbnt wm found alon: neter • I ante I rench their arm* and....... I accttemrv. but II tstma out' of Ptarcs » gayeitoH of the * • or magazine,; -Wtnfa up ubw?" bailed C loae. atlH which THE TRIBUNE has labored from its inception to the present • ; poelXt, for- Clone tk'gged off one and W «o.Xav. on har'd to Prt fit*-look I ntotri, writing nnd neter mort.-g from day, and won its greatest victories. I refused 1 bent her. aud Pierce would rot Every possible effort will be put forth and. money freely spent'to e.ot. tell until it was dragged out of tdm by „t ihow oerviee journal. WhJeb were h.-a•Firing Cger mar town. sir.“ cMied make THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE preeminently a NATIONAL FAM­ E>«W direct quesUrotog month* after. It intended for the port litaMTILY NEWSPAPER, interesting, instructive, entertaining and indiaa sergeant. . transpire.l tint CldSe went pn!y once * smoked an old black brier-root. pipe, Boule* of *Hl» Newly’ I>i*ct»vcre<l -That sor asked the vet*-rnn, -.mper- pensable to each member pt the family. ttay to the humble dwelling, four blocks wbieh he charged withcommtasryplug . Kem«-«!ie* to »uff<rew. tnrbablr. “ <>'•< <™ " rTn **' r ‘ i f-rrinir it to aD others. lit ow»y. where he preferred to board. He tobacco, of the Hastings Banneb— prefemng nU1._und did grant. Ouct» jon’il better catch up 1 ii«nc d tco rreii h reliable uux fur kMHullisly visited tbe W'«k™ of l-?Tl chewed tobacco—dp'J Pwle . with McBride, lieutenant. mW. he to bnfw it lie fchaved himvunsUtuptkHi aud all Bronchial. Throat nany ~<T ot breakfast and dinner ume cu Ij.tnlH.-rt. whore boylah tree cnnld not We «n ! Laux D ya-es. General J)eelh>c. Lomi to sse'that those meal* were *Xt" bi. hair needed I rimming but betruy bla exeiteWCnl. Hold on » <*> Parsii aud all Conditions of Wm»tiu< cooked nod served, and there oould be it WUS done by the “mpony nerto-r. aecood," secuuu, he .hulled, fer Lumbert hil l Away. Ej its timely use thousands of CASH IN ADVANCE. no question that he nersomxtly wm- He bad no hilto Be wool- be w-tbet “ Wait, lieutenant. darted at the word. “ apparently Itopeles--* ca-es have b^rB cured. plet?' everything they nad. He wore wondering, LamSo proof-po^iiivp an 1 ol its powe • tu cute, Ute clotbptg issued to tbe men. anti! nr ~well tDeh* was ^tne tai* .touted Bums. J Dd 1 v o,,u " “ “ t . ’ r ir’nor-weH.iu _______ l>tTt j^ked baek. Close wo* holding -------- ,-r. —----. . ■ Lcrruwei that J*» uta«t* it- inrriu ktffwu. 1 uail ta^Ha lending money on unlr-tpasebcokniel insisted on h«s appearing ia ftbout bi* Jrn<i»n<n ’u?rJ - --------1.1m frre. i„ ittjy affl.urrd tca-ler of >«ur |utp.*r. the ’t* u»nriou» lnl „1M __ a. 11.. film. proper uniform, nnd then bad to rebuke slHtutfcWb>s .0^irod ty and Inter ”t.but .but 1out the ..nn your*i«d tin - b<>nh*s ot my Newly Diac »ve»* d th_._ officer* who epplied. those applied, et.b-r eitb-r in , -a,,gn there. Brit <C. w. y Ke:*’fitiwrf r reipt of KxtT—S **hI htat for the oOTditlon of the paper col- to “ .rnert. he -J f"","”*5* ! M, !’•■> auidrreo. T. A. tLUCUM, M. lar rntJ 'rayed black btrw that -ert UNE win bo maiiod u> y<-»; yj P<ne Sirert. New York. (to **• coafwoeo 1 taebtd to tbe neckband of hi. ' nI w lend and rouldo t lend it ;i be U l ea writiog toe Doctor please meat! a this shirt He wore the .otoer shoe, and P-JUA • campaign. Close looked but little worec "pT Do‘OBe °'D‘d"1 hc *p'Ud * 250,000 CURED UN 80 YEARS. 512 ^cy/?es STOOD IN GOLD!ws 11;•* pARTS The New Method Treatment is th* Greatest Disc awry of the Age Im,’ 7 ess ORS. KENNEDY & KERGAN, Vt^,elmb.vc8t-theWeekly InItek $1.00 $1*00 OceatJ. I AT BRINGS RELEA8E FROM DIRT AND GREASE? WHY, DON’T YOU KNOW? SAPOLIO New-Iork Weekly. Tribune rtUfMra- Farmers and Villagers, Fathers and Mothers Sons and Daughters, \ ^IPAII the Family. THE'DREADED CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. X furnifh the “EARNER” and “N. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE” t*V arfr> S:.vo. Address all b—erj to th■> "1 A > r-.- ' �result. haps tbe moat vital of the qwrtioas set­ tion with silver. Suspicion took tbe tled by the campaign because it put In place of cotifidencv, foreign held securities MAKSSALL L. COOK.BUUt. Gold was withdrawn. In issue the perpetuity of'free government were cashed. BJTTXhKD AS 8KCO3n> CLASS MATTER AT upon the western continent, and jeopar­ the spring of 1893 for the flrat time in fif­ THE HABTCCOH. MXCZ.. PVSTUFFICK, dized tbe prospects of modern constitu­ teen years the treasury reserve fell below AUGUST 14. 1879. 8100,000,000. The panic of 1883 was up­ tional liberty. 2. When our fathers framed the consti- on ns. Wbat shall be the remedy? More Tbe amount of silver tn circula­ tut Ion; with judicious eye they scanned silver. the pest. They saw tbe stability of mon­ tion was already more than 900 per cent, Tbe sil­ archy and tbe rapidity and certainty of the greater than ever prior to 1878. execution of her laws. The freedom ver mine owners bad consolidated their forces Into a great syndicate. Tbe great­ of democracy and V the enlightenment MU1 public spirit of her citizens. Tbe est in tbe history of tbe world. Tbs* ob­ “WHAT QUESTIONS HAVE BEEN wisdom of tbe aristocracy and tbe tained control of tbe press. Pamphletlera SETTLED BY THE CAMPAIGN OF conservative justice of her laws, and en­ are busy. Tbe people of tbe Silver States 1890." deavoring to preserve tbe excellencies of were uuduly represented in Congress. all and perpetuate tbe faults of none of For years they had Inoculated the public In the midst of tbe pandemonium Prepared and Bead Before the Current these systems, they drew from the mo- mind. Topic Club By Mr. W. W. Potter, of narehlal tbe theory of one chief executive of the Chisago convention they captured a political party. With 8600,000,000 cap­ for better and more speedy executions of This City. 1 shall claim, to-night, that some things the laws. From the democratic, the idea ital behind them the silver syndicate be­ They demanded made Issues tn the last campaign arc set­ of popular representation and Individual came a force In politics. tled finally,"and are considered so both by liberty Incorporated in the legislative and legislation in the exclusive interests of those who efijoyed success and those who from the aristocratic tbe conservative and capital, mostly foreign capital. The re­ independent element so necessary to act sult was Inevitable. Tbe people will com­ suffered defeat. Tbty pronounced a I shall treat briefly from my standpoint as a cbeck-reln upon all sorts of legislative promise no more. No consolidation of those which I deem the most important of and executive usurpations and excesses. significant verdict. capital however strong shall control the tbe questions settled, and speak briefly uf They adopted and incorporated In that financial legislation of this nation solely those which I do not consider as finally constitution the idea of three separate, co­ adjudicated by the arbitrament of the bal­ ordinate and independent departments of and exclusively in Its own interest The tbe government To preserve thg Integ­ campaign of 1896 marked the beginning of lot. Yet as long as there are people 1. Strange; as it may sound or seem I rity and independence ot the Supreme the end. consider tbe question the most important Judiciary, tbe fathers adopted a life tenure who tbiuk that tbe government should to our domestic tranquility, to the welfare of office and a fixed compensation for tbe support the people Instead ot the people of our people, to tbe perpetuity of repub­ judges of the Supreme Court. A century supporting the government there will be lican institutions, and tbe advancement of of trial has raised this court to such a posi­ those who will declare for tbe free and civilization settled, so far as political tion that In the language of the greatest unlimited distributions of capital, by de­ questions are ever settled by tbe victory or modern English jurist Sir Fredrick Pollock manding money represented either wholly defeat of a political party iu a presidential it constitutes by its numbers. Us wisdom or partially by the fiat of the government. 5. Washington In his fare#ell address. contest: that Is. 1 believe that it is so far and its Independence the greatest judicial settled that It will not, in tbe same or in a tribunal In the world. The Chicago plat­ De Toqueville' In tbe History of Democ­ changed form be again resusciated and in­ form goes on record, first by an insinuat­ racy tn America. Bryce in his American corporated in party platforms in the next ing attack against tbe judiciary in conse­ Commonwealth, and Von Holst in bls quence of the decision upon tbe income critical history of the development of f’i’esidential contest. What theti te tbe first thing 1 consider tax law and second makes a sweeping dec­ American politics have all warned tbe peo­ settled? From the organization of tbe laration against tbe life tenure of of­ ple of tbe United States that tbe time Federal Government upon tbe basis of tbe fice. An attack which taken In connec­ would come when, a majority of the peo­ old constitution till the Civil War there tions with Its discussion in tbe National ple. falling the victims of scheming dem­ had been set-tional rivalries and jealous­ Convention and the subsequent* declara­ agogues, wonld take some hasty step, im­ ies. There could be no congeniality be­ tions of the defenders of that platform can periling if not sacrificing all that cen­ tween |he haughty Cavalier, Aristocratic not be construed as otherwise than a di­ turies have gained for the cause of popu­ and Slake holding, and the hardy Puritans rect attack upon tbe Supreme Court itself. lar government; and especially In later Thjs attack upon one of tbe co-ordinate years when strikes and riots have become who bad long since ceased to worship at the shrine of place or power. The one de­ departments of the government being shied more numerous than formerly, have many manded liberty even to enslave. Tbe oth­ Into the political arena, the con^eivative of our deepest thinkers relaxed their faith er order. The former would sacrifice the element of American citizenship'repudi­ in democratic institutions. Tbe increase liberty of some that the others might be ated it. They, perhaps did or did not of the foreign elements in this country more free. The latter would check tbe agree with the income tax decision but has still further aggravated the resultsand liberties of dome that all might W free. they dtd not relish an attack upon tbe in ibe last campaign the wisest and the They sal down up­ best men stood aghast, when they saw tbe Tbe one said; Sovereign States created the judicial department. general government, and as the creator is on It. This, then is tbe second question I consolidated forces of the populist, silver, always superior to tbe created so the na­ believe to have been settled by tbe Presi­ prohibitionist, and democratic parties tional government is tbe creation of the dential election of 1896. That the people backed by the capital of tbe greatest syn­ States, who alone are sovereign and su- have resolved that the Supreme Court dicate of the world standing upon a plat­ preme, shall retain its present statue as a separate, form which contained not a plank which Tbe other said ti;at United Colonies co-ordinate and independent branch of the stood for the preservation of liberty, order, could not be free and independent states. government and that the judges thereof jusfice, or existing institutions, but whicb aimed a direct blow at the constitutional That tbe constitution was ordained and shall hold office during good behavior. established bjy "We, the people of tbe 3. The republican party has always rights of life, liberty and property. The United Stales.’’ That sovereignity resides stood for tbe policy of protection and greatest trial of the people in the history ultimately in’ the people but that tbe peo­ higher prices. The democratic party for of civilization was made this fall. The ple had delegated a part of that sovereign­ tariff for revenue only and lower prices, verdlbt gave courage to those of feeble ty to tbe Federal government and declared yet this year the democrat party came be­ heart and confirmed tbe convictions of that the Federal constitution, tbe.treaties fore tbe people asking for a re-creation of those who yet had faith in tbe rank and and laws made in: pursuance thereof values and higher prices. The Chicago file of the American people. Tbe last campaign marked a victory of should be the supreme law of the land platform declared for tariff for revenue anything in the constitution nr the laws of only and denounced the McKinley law. the common people over corporate wealth any state to the contrary notwithstanding. The republican platform declared not for a® will be shown by tbe fqllowlng table: With the remarkable and unprecedented any particular schedule but for tbe prin­ frOPULATIoK. development of national prosperity under ciple and policy of protection. The result States carried by McKinley 43.650.270 States carried by Bryan is ,974 the constitution this conflict In principles was marked. Men had been told that re­ AMKASED 1‘MOPXRTT VALUAT1OJL grew more marked and was finally incor­ moving a protective duty on wool, on States carried by McKinley W0.770.538,000 porated in the political party plalforiQS wheat, on hay and other products would States carried by Bryan 4,500,000,000 completely Irreconcilable to each other. raise their prices. Deluded by these WOMKINQMHN EMPLOYKD. The civil war was fought to determine promises they repudiated the principle ot States carried by McKinley 4 609,413 636,562 the supremacy of the state or the national tariff for revenue only and while this prob­ States carried by Bryan Thu Dec. »<, 1896. EDITORIAL NOTES A PAPER. government mid with the success of the lem will continue to be a vexatious one nationalists over the individualists, the so long as the masses of the American death ot tbe old constitution and tbe ad­ people are unable to distinguish between vent of the new, resting our Federal legis­ political economy and social science I be­ lative body upon a new and different basis lieve the death knell of ILe policy of tariff of representation It was thought that this for revenue in this country was sounded doctrine of the supremacy of the state was by the voters at the polls In 18ff6. effectually eradicated from American poli­ 4. Tbe next question I wish to call your tics, For thirty years the people had felt attention to Is the financial question. Let secure of tbe one political fact, that this us go back to 1807. Representatives of tbe Uniled States was destined tojbe a na­ the leading political nations were met in tion. A homogeneous people inhabiting Paris lu monetary conference. This ques­ contiguous territory, and not a confedera- tion was submitted "Is the coincidence of rtiou of sovereign states, Americans had monetary types attainable upon the basis -dreamed of boundless empire and sublime and conditions of adopting the exclusive national greataeaa. Yet with tbe incor- gold standard, leaving each state at liber­ jwration Into the Chicago platform of tbe ty to keep Its silver standard temporarily.” artink: “We denounce arbitrary Interfer- The vote was unanimous In favor of the enee by federal authorities in local affairs proposition. The first element of secrecy. as a violation of the constitution of the The act of 1870 was finally passed in 1878 United States,and a crime against free In­ after three years debate. The silver ques­ stitutions” a clause whose principles were tion was not yet born when that act was born of tbe hatred by an anarchist of the passed. ,-tfcPe trade baraacle’’ of the White Homie, The Bland bill which for the flrrt time who did have however the moral courage, since 1834 put silver Into clrculNtluu was when the Untied States malls were inter­ passed In 1878. For four jrare «»ur crops fered with, when interstate commerce was wore heavy while famines existed in parts ’stopped, when the flames, from miles of of Europe, while In all Europe crops were Hiaralug ears lit up the Heavens, when light. Oar exports were large and gold ’aren, women and children, American citi­ came to onr country. Even Bland was March 3, 1884 he said in the zens defence less and ha rm I ess were shot happy down in the streets of Chicago by mad bouse: ‘‘From the time we began tbe coin­ rioters lashed into frenzy by anarchist agi­ age of sliver confidence took tbe place of tator#, when the governor of Illinois re­ distrust, prosperity that of adversity and fused to act, lo call forth the Federal since that time we have, probably since authority to protect the people In tbe guar­ the beginning of our governmeut, never anteed rights of life, liberty and proper­ seen more prodperity.’’ Two jears passed On April ty, to promote tbe domestic tranquility, by, the same law was In force. maintain the supremacy of the union, and 7, 1886 Mr. Bland who two years before tbe flag of the nation inviolate. Many had made such an exhilirating speech said people especially those who had witnessed in the house "There are a million of men tbe effect of the greatest civil war known out of employment in this country, be­ to history felt with irresistible force the cause there is not sufficient money among We have the effort uf tba doctrine ot state aovereignty the people to employ them. aod shuddered and shrunk from again awfal spectacle of million starving and ■akiag the doctrine of state rights a qnes waked in the mMct of plenty. ” Tbe In 1890 the lmm up#m which political parties must dif- remedy waa more silver. B-r. Bora as 1 twlhrve of the revenge of a Sherman Compromise Act was passed pro­ viding for tire purchase of *4,500,900 per month instead of from 12.000.000 to ff4.MO.OMm ao4«r Uw pre.torn law. In the It pwn pr««JI»ir I»»0 Ml,•<»,000 OUMM a »k«r bwt boon Injmted into alm pie undertaking is well under way and moves by its own momentum. In Michigan thia simple undertaking’ has Dot been begun yet There la no movement and no Indications ot a move­ ment. And wbat ia worse there has been ao little io tercet shown that no opposition even baa been aroused. Occupying the position Michigan does among tbe middle west states, rich In every natural advan­ tage, picturesque, undulating and In every way attractive, yet its roads are execrable, its toll roads a relic of medieval days, and its road laws impotent for the purpos­ es for which enacted. This condition in Michigan has been remarked and It has been remarked to the detriment of tbe fair fame of the state.. Time after time it has been shown that the present system of building country roads ia expen­ sive, in fact much more expensive than would be tbe building and maintenance of country roads, if the building and main­ tenance was conducted upon some Intel­ ligent and practical plan. In tbe mean­ time there Is left nothing for it but to wait and hope, and perhaps after the lapse of some years Michigan will base caught up with the progress of to-day.” ThoujUU of Gfirlstmas When looking for Christmas Presents why not look for something good and substantial instead of some trashy toy; something to benefit and something that can be used to advantage hereafter. ' Here is a list of good things. everyone of which would be highly appreciated by the recipient: Knives and Forks, Carvers and Forks, Spoons, Shears, Scissors, Razors, Baking Dishes, Jack Knives, A FROG HUNTING DOG. Th* Queer Work Performed by »u Irish Setter. •Talk about your dog stories," said a prominent sporting man the other day. “I saw something out at Cutoil lake which beat anything’ I over heard of. I was out there hunting snipe and saw a man riding around on horseback and in front of him was circling an Irish setter. As the fellow did nor have any gun, my curiosity was aroused to know what he wag doing, but I sup­ posed tie was simply breaking his dog. In a few minutes I saw him ride up to where the dog waa on a dead atnnd and the horseman proceeded to jab a pole he was carrying down into the ground and, bringing it up. took some­ thing off the cud of it. My curiosity was greater than ever, and circling around I came up with fhe horseman and asked him what he was doing. •“Hunting frogs,’ was the reply. “ ‘What is the dog doing?’ said I. ’•‘Hunting frogs,’ wne the laconic Answer. “ ‘You don’t mean to tefll me that the dog wall set the frogs, do you?’ *• Trion’t mean anything else.’ “A few more questions and answers brought out the font that the dog had aeon his master hunting around in the grass for frogs and spearing them and )*d of his own accord taken up the task of locating the green beauties. He was a thoroughly trained hunter on birds ami he soon became wry ex­ pert. in locating frogs, so his owner in­ formed me, and my observations of hi< movements confirmed the man’s staternents.’’-«-OmaJ:a Bee. A representive of one the larged hardtrare houses said to us recently upon looking over our cutlery department, that we carry a larger assortment of cutlery than their wholesale house. Any of the above articles would make a splendid gift, and one that would be appreciated. If you cannot find something in the. few things mentionedjust think qf something else in our line. We arc making splen­ did inducements \to holiday purchasers, which will pay you to in cestigate. fiooaycar Rnis.. Hardware MW | i «HIH| ANNUAL WAGK3 PA IO. States carried by McKinley States cat ried by Bryan • 1.891.MM,013 $73,790,541 PEHCKMTAGE OP JLLITK&ATU. States curled by McKinley States carrl od by Bryan 3.7 U.S The greatest sliver strong holds were In tbe mining states and in those states where coercion reigned supreme, where a free ballot and a fair count has been unknown since tbe days of re-construction. The result then of the election of 1896 marked the triumph of Intelligent con­ servatism over superficial fanaticism and demonstrated again that tbe American people have yet tbe capacity of self gov­ A good thing when tliey see it is evident from the way they patronize our io per cent Discount Sale. What makes a nicer present than a new pair of shoes, something, that is needed at all times and is always acceptable. We have a full line of Gents, Ladies and Childrens Shoes for you to select from. Also, ernment, and that we shall not yet witness tbe crumbling into ruins of that majestic fabric planned by Hamilton, erected by Washington, protected by Webster, de­ fended by Lincoln, and saved by McKin­ ley. Over Gaiters, Lambs Wool Slipper Soles, Warm Lined Shoes, Felt Boots, Knit Boots, German Socks, Rubber Boots. Still Lanrinr Behlud. Tke Grand Rapids Herald of Monday, Dec. 21, has tbe following timely artiele on tbe question of good roads: "is Michigan to remain a ‘roadless’ state, or will Sts legislators, now soon to meet turn their attention to road budding? The New York legislature, according to tbe New York Press. Is showing an ex­ asperating Indifference to tbe matter. And this indifference has lead that paper to observe; Massachusetts goes bravely on leading In this direction as In many another.' Last year she spent $809,000 as a state, which means twice as much more as a col tec I ton of counties and towns.-. This year the same program is to be re­ peated. 8o there are now ISO miles of state roads such as tbe Romans built within tbe boundaries of the oommonweaKb.. In less than a generation the Bay State will be as wbil tboroughfared as France. In consequence her lands, sterile and worn as many of teem are, will begin to take on that valuation of access­ ibility to market which iietps to make the fame of France, not only singly and reta- Call and look over what we have before buying. you money at the We can save RED FRONT SHOE STORE. Call and look WOOLLET bkonsoN 1 Over What We Have Before Buy­ ing. We can save You flonev. �LASTING A BEAUTY PRSllieZV ’ GREAT SICCESS. WIU. OR TNI IN TNffi CITY AND A CREDIT TO MAR. TINGS. Now “v"* B- 8.0-r, Tiat tie Holidays are » '»>» ettj. **• ncn.Uy ehx»™';to: A Bad Histake near at an end, I rill MUe.—MomnU Ski>«nm—Mr. BMMt close end all HOLIDAY this city. GOODS, remaining in Un cmxf^n. stock, Regardless of Cost, MHlac Ihat will n««ily be.credit (u Ike at,, hot OM that will ■» to their reputation „ buUdm. Th, only tblaf enyai??nlUat W|M ** •» tears. Especially effective was the me between Davtf Garriek and Ada Ingot tn tbe actor’.- room. with Rs happj ending. $4.00 grade $^.75 and $,.JO gradesHi-aj y°° " ................... k.yo ».aj grade....................... . ♦too grade (S . plojed l»borin< men ot Uil, city ranroc be , Tbwe is some complaint that tbe build­ .■ployed in it, constructioo. ing will be too expensive. We think that »LT3. Sires t*. X. and Only a t,« days »«, • to ret a Brat claw this fas unfounded, and ought not to be. able sentiments that erate a rMcc man s As a saving of rent and as a place fur tbe THE BANKRUPT STORE. ■acotaelurei, line ot shoe, at 10 per cent keeping and preserratloc 01 city property* mind on antxhMmy when be has about discount. A rood many people have taken the building will at least pay a good per reached the >tage of x»d Bach.” Then Thh being advantake ot tbl, mW and the ra.ln, to eent on the money Invested. superb acting o( Mr. Powers te givteg these people ha, helped buy other Christ­ money invested in a good bunding and exprwston to tbe anticipated joys of wed­ mas pr.senta We will positively go back own the betiding .. as ...to be eternally pajtxta ded life, followed by dvjeeuon at ibe tboogbt of giving up rame cbertobed pJcwsTHE DRUGGIST. to the old price, on 7an. 1st. isnt, and it ttTnI *tld ^-'tnr t.oihm, to .now tor It. Then there .wr.T'b.mirUlS.kS is anothei thing about tbe i ure perbai^. renewed bopA and smiles ' yon need aboe, it .m pay yoo to bay ; TnJ ** <,f hb "beat *b**: IW** them now. At the Red Front sloe rirL- h» prospeer- ! revenue to the eity. 1 ’^dttaia’ ‘,TnK*bCT" i, la*- 104 hb ,oUl wltapre Woofjtr A Broxsojc, •’ tbe building ean be. an. and ultimately ultima.rk will will! upoo no.,aed lhBl be, furnished off tor an nnera house ____ Tbe athleitc entertainment at the Opera soon to be weddvd To anot’ier. The last Hoose, Tuesday evening, was attended by ! nu. tmm thu worw will «,nfWrn>W«. ,n<1 CIRCULATION a larjjf crowd of sport lovers and they ’ T0UI.W49.M uw on , e.:, ran ,b.t were all well paid for their time and trouto anything of tbe kind ever listened to ] here that companion is out of ibe ques­ tue, Tbe chief into test was centered uption. Leland T. Powers stands among Ion the wrestling bout between E. C. Blue, ’■the foremost of impersona’ors and it is the 13F~ ar load of salt al Cdok . of Ktl,reazuO’J L. of Ohio, j privilege aetnrdsd to but few cities of tbe but this attraction pro.*ed tame beside the l sire of Hasting-, to have the pleasure of I listening to him. Many wby wexe present •t of glassware just received a sparring exhibition.* given previous lo the I said that It was worth more than the’ wrestling match. Blue proved much the I price of a scasOR ticket to the whole txyc- ’ better man and threw Snyder twice insuclure Cpurse. We tope (bat it will be pus- । xice paid for butter and eggs < cession and in very abort lime. Sujder -ible to secure Mr. Towers for next years I Lecture Course. «. j showing Id much poorer fbmt than when yilon. Geu. R. Wtndiing wijl deliver tbe • <jr candy aud nuts for the holidays go . be was here before. The club swing ng next lecture here, lor thr Club Lecture * ; by Robert Morley was also an ‘useresting Course, on Jan. I3lh He has a national reputation as a lecturer and our citixeas . ’gan has more Hollanders than ar y feature of the evening’s entertairmcut. should unite in making every number .u tbe Union. . Our offer of The MichiuAx Farmer from now on a glittering success. the dm: meeting of the Fanners Insti- until January 1. Is38. and Tb^ Baxxf.r Be liberal and make, jour friends, i whom you know can’t affoxd to buy, a ’ for one year for only $123. is certainly a i will be held at Delton. present of a ticket. It will do you and j Most farm papers contain too ill things considered, we think Cook A bargain. them good and help tne liest organization j much theoretical matter, but The MichiId town—the Clob Lecture Course. i-n'j i?.the place to go for groceries. GAX Farmer Is a decided exception to Public. this rule, as tbe part of its reading matter latest dcvelopementa in the case of 4 . tea. why. Great Scott: Cook Jt Cook Is written by practical farmers who live on Wm. J. Carveth who recently eseaped •ami! in quality and prices. Well. I farms, and not in the city. VTe give jou from Jackson prison go to show that the The Citv hall. ‘•trusty” business Is imposed upon in more an opportunity of gening The Michigan Has Ungs will ever build, and tbe to out going to press early we Farmer ab»olutely free until January 1, ways than one. The prime idea of prisons ' city is at it why not build 3 buHdiug that \down some of our correspondence that ■1897. Free sample copies will be seat to Is suitable, substanial. convenient and an In thia age of the world m civilized coun-! arrived ;ate. any address by requesting them of The ' ornament to the eity ? tries is that they are places in which to Following is a diagram of the ground reform men. as well as to punish them. ‘One week from to-morrow the new Michtgax Farmer. Detroit, Mich., or by j floor, and tbe use*, to which tbe apace will • i:»y officials will assume charge of their calling at this office. You* had better take I be put. Tbe building is 120 feet long by Take the Jackson prison for instance, each ( prisoner upon entering is told just wbat advantage of this oppoxtunity while It I 44 feet wide, on’Mde mra-uremrnt. ■e-pective office*.' tu expect: that if he behaves well he will the donation at tae Presbyterian par- lasts. be placed on ‘he “trusty” list and be al­ -i-yage for Rev. A. D. Grigsby. Friday Allegan county is, fifty years ahead of lowed certain liberties. The. convict ia clkbt amounted to about $70. Barry county as far as good roads axe con­ dressed in a plain gray suit «>f clothes and Saturday before Christmas was a big cerned. Thousands of dollars in cold rash is told that if he wilfully breaks the pris­ \!-j for our mercluuAs. A big crowd was are Spent each year in our neighboring on laws he will be dressed in the old time COUNCIL ROOM county in this good work, and even the hi lowu and lots of trading done. striped prison garb. Lt i» said that among farmers organixr-'-good roads bees ” and ? Rev. Hicks declares a raid winter, but tbe prisoners they feel the disgrace of make good roads themselves without de­ the indians say no. So to even up things having to wear striped clothing far worse pending or asking assistance from anyone. than anything else. Up to the time of buy your groceries of Cook A- Cook, And what is more, after the roads are once his recent escape Carveth bad been a Talk ot coffees, why. everybody knows built, tbe fanners along the line keep model prisoner and in al»out two years ,»i Co*>k A Cook keep the finest coffees them in splendid repair, and even improve bls lime would have expired, he having, Walk from aide entrance . .it eau be found at the most reasonable them, by their road work. The difference been sentenced in February 1836 to 16 between riding over their bard, smooth years. By his good behavior he had cut The Grand Rapids Herald of Sunday roads and our apoligies for highways off four months on each year, and was unlisted a magnificent board of trade could almost be appreciated by a corpse— put on the “trusty" list, belng.allowed. Io ijtion. The Herald is getting there with it certainly could be appreciated by any leave the prison at certain times without both feet. one or anything that had even a spark of escort For some lime past Carveth hat been cook in the Wardens kitchen. and Bring along your produce, but remem- life. One of the marvels of country journal­ since bis capture in Canada be has divul­ Ivi we are loaded with potatoes, and we ged certain things that prove without quest­ pay either cash’ or trade for what we buy. ism In Michigan, and even in the United. ion that he Is a slick one. A certain States is the ,'Soo” News, published week­ Cook 4 Cook. ENGINE ROOM woman wuxkvd inside the wall and a One of the latest causes of premature” ly at Sault Ste Marie, by itslalented editor, aa X •» a strung attachment sprung up between the the lion. Chase S. Osborn. Each issue Is Muess is ascribed to wearing tight shoes. two. Carveth as a trusty, used to make an inspiration, and we'have seriously con -but tfit fact that women are seldom bald is frequent trips to her home, and so sly sidered rending this paper for a year to '■ .tuple denial of tbe truth of this statement. it that the officers didn’t every merchant in Hastings to show them The Pottawatomie Indians were recently wbat enterprise and hustle will do for a tie even went way catch oo lo R. — - beyond . pild $118,500 by Uncle Sam in settlement town. Quarter page advs. In the News this ami stole all sorts of things from : claims. The old chief Sacto, who is are insignificant; half page advs. are prison aud took lo her. After he disclosed jpver 100 jears old, was unable to go to common: aud whole pagewdvs. are plenty. these facta prison attendants went to the Grand Rapids to get his share. • home of bis latest teved one and there Merchants don’t seem to consider how found all kinds of fancy boxes, tools, Holiday excursion rates to points on little advertising they can do, but bow clotblot, nick nacks. food and everything Michigan Central Railroad in United much. Tbe merchants of the So° have else that lie could get his hands on. Two C-Offlee under lower 10x10 feet. •States and Canada. For father particu­ made the News known everywhere, and DD-Large front doors for Fire depL big wagon loads of sluff that he had stolen lars inquire at ticket office. E—Door to stairway leading up r,?’ the ability of Its editor has made the News der these stairs will be wardrobe far Fire were recovered. On the evening that A. C. Fellows, AgL known everywhere. The merchants and tuen. Carveth escaped he walked out of the front F-Wb room. $6 Ulsters for Should the winter be severe, you cen- the paper work together for mutual ben­ $4 50 G-WaterCk»eL gate in his shirt sleeves. He wvirt direct­ H—Hose Tower. ainly desire the best of groceries to meet efit, and both seem to l>e abundantly sat­ io ‘Ulsters for 1—R JOxta fl- for bay and grain. 7 ly to the home of this woman and there j-mat>lei9cBfret.. ail the exigencies, and if It should prove isfied or they wouldn’t keep ac It. >2 Ulsters for 9 she clotlxed him, dtegutaed him aud senl K—Janitor's room svJO feet. mild. why. tbe good groceries- are more To-morrow Is the glad.Christmas day. L—Side entrance and lobby. him on his way. It Is said that she Intend­ 6 Boy’s Overcoats, for 5 M—Water closet and wash room. de&irable. So get them at Cook & Cook’s. In every civilized land It should be hailed .. .. 7 N—Rear entrance. ed to follow but of this there Is no certain­ 0 By an oversight last week we omitted a«i a day of gladness. Every burden of ty. The trusty plan !>«• been found HiBcIMJuert hjdtcate solid brick walls. 12 “ “ 9 of drawing h front of buildlug 1 frtm our columns an account of the re­ life should be made light and the day onBottom 8:ate street, aod top h rear rud of buildlug. lo tie very beneficial In Jackson but occas­ Men's Overcoats for 7 9 capture. of Wm. J. Carveth, the wife pol- should bring with It peace and content­ ionally Un, privilege is abused, but It la Tbe second story will be devoted lo " .• “ .. Q The morning sun as It brightens hall or opera house, while the basement nmaxing u> much property cnuld be buber. after tbe same had been set up In ment. 12 the east should likewise lighted every will be used for storing much of Hie city Stolen and Hie logs not be delected. Cartype. .It will be* found elsewhere in Ibis 14. *5 vrlh has lost all of the good time that he heart and home, even though its bright­ ‘MUA P The above diagram does not show the has made and will have lo serve the full 16 “ 13 ness may be obscured by passing clouds. Miss Stella Ratbbourn who lives just windows and many of the duals, being de- lb jears, and considering all that he has Every discouraged m»’j1 should kindle signed mnn. done we haven ’ t yet heard of any weeping, Io «l*e more panrciallv especially to *d*e all «•> ide* Of across from the M. C. depot had the mlsanew tbe flame of Hope, aud all should the Interior arrangement. wailing or gnashing ef teet ■. fortune to fall, on their sidewalk, while aim to cultivate more and more the spirit gutting an armful of wood, in such a man­ On Friday rvoulug Dec. |5tb InaL offic­ For Ch rial ma^ good tbinia go to Butof fraternal love and charity. If your ner as to break her leg at the ankle. Dr. mau <fc Marple’s bakery. They are the ers were duly - elected and Installed le soul has been crushed with grief: If your M-rve llasiluge Chapter No. 63 Royal Lathrop reduced the fracture. leaders for flue candies, etc. Arch Masons fur the eusuing year at fol life has met with disappointments, look Dont forget that we will send yon the on Dee. 17. Hi.tlnn Tent K. O. T. M. luw* t" -It: up and lift up- Those appreciating tbe H. P.—Ute». I- !>»■“. Ixmcm and the Twice-a-week Detroit blessings and comforts of homes where elected tbe rollowlng officer, for 1897: Klhk—J»wn U Crawlrj’. ournal for only S1.25 a year. Or we will peace and plenty dwell, should not forget S.-dbe—l«lm 8. H,rp<-r. S. K. C.-E. A. Rider. ^end you the Bammeb and New York Tri­ Tmu.—Duitel Striker. S C.—Cha>. Will. Che poor and unfortunate ones, less favor­ bune for only $1,00. or tbe Baxmkjr and Secy.-u. w. Biker. R. K.—C. If. Bishop. ed in circumstance and eundltlun. but F. K.—J. I- Maua. Weekly Inter Ocean for $1.10, or the Barmeriting through patience or suffering Chap —F. ft B’tsh. P. H.—T. Phillips. xkb and Semi Weekly Grand Rapids Her­ every remembrance inspired of love. Aim Phys.—D. E F«U«R. A. C.—U- H. Bauer. ald for $1.40: or the Bamsxb anff tbe Ser.—L. H. Shlnner. M. 3rd. V.—John G Reuter. Leading Clothier*. to make somebody happier to-morrow for M 2nd. V.—Daniel E. Fuller. Michigan Farmer for only $1.33 Any of M. at A.—Frank Sale. to-morrow Is the glad Christmas day. and uu v.—Wm. H. Snyder. t Maj. O.—A. A. Willmoot. these will make Christmas present* that do H in remembrance of Him who brought 2 Maj. G.—Mike Proaaer. Tylor—A. Gilleland. will be appreciated. Theaa offers are for Sent.—J. D. Zagelmeler. us the glad tidings of •’Peace on Earth (Additional Locals on Kiffbth Fage.) •trictly cash. Make a Cbrirtorea present Pick —Qerberl Ksrker. and Good Will toward Mtn. to soma of your nelghbrns. FredL Heath, C. H. OSBORN & CO. LOCAL NEWS. $is week. S6 quires. Buy sensible gi fUx some­ thing serviceable and durable. , Eff*Buy those gifts where you get what you pay for. tS?~\Ve will have the best and prettiest things ever shown iu the citv in Dry Goods ana Millinery for the hol­ idays. NOT Cheap Overcoats BUT Overcoats Cheap We have had a large sale of all qualities of Overcoats and Ulsters this winter, and as a result Wre All Broken Up in sizes and are making a deep cut in prices to close the balance of them out. Leather Stockings for boys are always the best. �Banner MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. A cannon made of solid gold, mount­ —Three eop?e» of the Bible, written ed upon a carriage of rosewood, inlaid An Odd Educational Enterprise in on leaves of the fan palm, ore Id the with costly gem*. ia the unique bauble British ataeuro. Its Mountains Toom with Precious COOK BROS.- Props. Northern Illinois. of warfare that,han come Into the pos­ —A codfish recently caught off Flam­ Stones anc(' Metals. session of the imperial army of Ber­ F • Vltat borough Head, England, had inside of lin. Ax a valuable acquisition to the my stoielM has hap­ • Worker* Are BuIUUdk Up a GauUl it 59 fish hooks. . JAPAN’S EXPANSION. armament of the kaiser’s own soldiery into you^® Klvb Vein* of tiold Which Will SoWs City, of Their O«v»—Labor a Necpened?. —A floating island in the SaWne this unique field-piece js more interest­ house oneR wry Fart of the Ex- ” • . Simply river, 30 acres in extent, and covered ing than terrible. No other armory day last week Country—All Kind* of Gexna b: the cold with water hyacinths, floated for a ’ The German paper# inform Enplane! : settled on Id the world can boast of a field cannon and touchei ^ryour kidneys. They arc making a communistic edu­ week- up and down the stream, near so beautiful oy costly. This singular you Eghlly it? that there are other besides English­ One of the mineralogical experts of ^They are over­ speaking races imbued with the desire a large mining company recently re­ cational experiment near the little town Orange, Tex. gun was presented to the Berlin army Charged with blood —Two mischievous boys in Haskell, by the maj lagers of the Hamburg mu­ thought Ettlc of the1 for new territory^ It would be inter- turned to New York after an extended of St. Anne, III., some GO miles south of [and inflamed. Iafcsttoff to know in how far our German trip through, the south in the interest Chicago, that luur already attracted a Me., touched a match to a squirrel** seum, in whose keeping it has l*en matter al the time. stead of passing the contranporaries acknowledge the right of his organization,' and, In speaking good deal of attention and is sure to be toll tonee if it would burn. The animal for two centuries. . Guns of this sort for the enemy war waste matter out of to expand ot nations ouUkl- of Europe.' t-boul llle mineral rrooureea of the talked of the worlds over if anything ran under a house, and the blazing tail are not produced to-day, and a war is only a vagrant cur[the body they are set it on fire. like success is accomplished. Thia ex ­ 3anan. to the horror of the European Japan, Euronean sKxitbern .?*.♦»___ «.</!• made with cannon that arc more effec­ states, he said: —Some regard for decency is dis­ tive in their‘destructive powers than now you art Pkauent in the far east, turns heratten“I have passed through nearly all periment is known as the People’s uni­ I minute, ya, every titm toward the lixiiun ocean. We con- tJ>e mining section* of the south to ex­ versity. St, Anne is far removed from played -by the proprietor of a restau­ pleasing to the aesthetic taste. The heart beat adi. to ddfase. the following account by Mr. Aud- amine the mineral products of the in­ the railroad in a region that Is strictly rant in Aaburn, Ore. A sign on the > outward appearance of this monster mischief the El the poison in you. ley Coote in the Arg«u>, Melbourne: terest* of a number of capitalists, and, rural and the university owns an entire wall reads thus: “Gantiemen are re­ j£wel is most delicate in workmanship. intruder did, 1 I Normal action quested not to swear when ladies are section of land, 640 acres. your back is stif fa “While in a car with several Japanese after a careful survey of the field. It It is valued at £ 5,000, though. n$a mat­ of the kidneys Upon this tract stands not only the present” ofhcf rs they were conversing about is my honest belief that the future min­ ter of ftact, it could not be purchased painful. Your he will purify the Australia, saying that it was a fine, ing operations of tills country will be university buildings, but also the homes, —The servant girls in Decatur, Ill., for twice that amount of mbnep. The blood. Nothing ■large country,, with great forests and in the south, instead of the west. I for the time beipg, of all the students have formed a union to regulate wage®. liveliest interest in this marvelous mili­ you fed dizzy. else will. rxi-ellent soil for the cukivation of rice, found the Appalachian range particu­ nnd teachers. The land is cultivated One of the laws Is that when n girl is tary engine has been evinced by Em­ coffee, t<vvar.d other tropical products. larly rich in all tbe auriferous and ar­ cooperatively by all, the proceeds are employed in a family which is increased peror William, and he has ordered a The whites settled in Australia, so gentiferous ore*>, not only in Virginia, sold for the benefit of al), the property by tbe addition of a “little stranger,” special guard to be placed over tbe Ifiooght these officers, ore like the dog but throughout the whole length into of the community is kept in a common tbe wages of the servant must be ad­ precious cannon, which, two days in in tJx- manger. Some one will have to Alabama. In Georgia the rich depos­ storehouse. vanced one dollars month. the week, is on view to curious Bcrlintake a good part, of Australia to develop it* are Avail known, and companies are The community started with a capi­ —The four great tunnels of the world 'cth and tbe strangers within the Ger­ it, for it is a pity to see so fine a coun­ now rapidly organizing to mine the tal of $-1,500, invested in tools, machinery arc cited as an illustration of the marked man capital’s gates.—Toledo Blade. try lying waste. Englund is a useful various ores. In South Carolina the de­ nnd live stock. The school has uskedi diminution <# the cost of engineering enough nation as an ally to Japan, but posits of monazite (crystal* of a rare for.no gifts, does not expect to eccure works during the past quarter of a is tbe friend in need. It will reduce the Inflam. matlon.su that the grip on tbe tissues of the if any ill-feeling arose between the two metal known as cerium, uoed only in any endowment*, and will appeal century. Tbe Hoosac tunnel, the old­ blood-vessels Is relaxed, and the uric add is nauntriea it would be a wise thing to chemistryf and worth $180 an ounce) neither to the charity nor the benefi­ est of the four, cost $500 a foot; the sent on Its way out of the body. some battleships to Australia and l»ave been found so valuable that n big cence of the public in 0113- way. The Mount Cenas, the next in date, $475: . Thus Tou Overcome Tour Enemy annex part, of it. 1 found that this is industry ha* been built up in the Pied­ students and teachers who arc on the the SL Gothard, $365; and the Arlbeig, tfae prevalent opinion in Japan, and it mont section. It ie estimated that tills ground are working with their own the moat recent, only $200' E»!ri,U«tlc. cz new wyfc, smaller cnc at your dtugguts. . is certainly not surprising that this industry is now valued at several mil­ hands at the construction of the build­ •—Superintendent Hubbard, of the FKOBA TEtURDER. Kmull country, teeming with its 45.000,- lions of dollars, although it is only u ings, and arc carrying on the agricul­ Clackamas hatchery at Oregon City, Is a blood disease and only a blood remeState of Michigan, County of Bamr. ss. ©00, should i-qgard Australia, with only few years old. When I visited the fields tural work of the school, all of which Ore., is to send to Washington speciAt a session of the Probate Court, foi ----- , ----------- ----- ----------- o-------- 1----- -- dy can cure it. So many people make 4,000.000, with a certain amount of tverylxidy "us looking for monazite, is done without compensation. county of Barry. bolden at the 1U«18 of yom>K«alm.m which have dl«r the mi,uke o( ukjng remedie, which che Probate office. In the City of Hsstinrs. lu covetousness." Their labor ia employed directly in in large number, al the hosiery of » ,lbot „e on, t0nic8 and canBol nnd the business will bring in at least sola County, on Saturday U«e 12th dav of C-amiAeuting upon this, the Argus $100,000 to the i>eople of the Piedmont producing-the food, clothing, fuel and December, in tbe year one tho'^aad eight hun­ strange disease, the onJy manifestation'.. ... . . ,, on tbe (tab-, । r“ch th7 ‘ronble- Mn *«Smllh- dred and ninety six. M»ys: ’ section this year. Ow’ncrs of apparent­ shelter necessary for their own com­ of which m a white Present. Charles W. Armstrong. Judge of ! f*We have not formulated or even dis- ly worthless land have let it out to con­ fortable existence. When this labor bally. Haff the 2.000.,'00 fwhea broug-ht: Greeoc«11''“For year, Probate. In the matter ot tbe estate of Philo* R. DuncusJH-d any rational policy to guide us tractors ut the rate of $200 an acre, and has provided these necessities, the bal­ from the Salmon river have been killed ,1 have suffered with Sciatic Rheuma- nl"v. deceased .• in our dealings with these eastern these miners moke big profits besides ance of their time is devoted t</study. On reading and fillm the petition duly veritl ' by it. I tisin, which the best physicians'were unCG. of Mary Y. Dw.ntt g, mother ot said deceas­ Mieighbors: consequently the attitude A few years ago the owners would have — The making of artificial earxaeema I <« relieve. I took many patent ’ The educational workers ore build­ ed. praying that adn Intstratloo of Mid relate of Australia must be o<ne of. simple i>een glad to have received tlir.ee or four ing up their own city, including houses, to have reachtxi acientifie perfection 1 medicines but they did not seem to be granted to Wlltia-u W. Potter; or to some oiiui tuluble p<rso.i. Biocfuess. Mr. Coote’s tidings are an do liars per acre for this Jand. nchool and farm. The dwellings are within tbe last decade. Made of a spe- (reach my trouble. I gradually grew . Thereupon II la .ordered. Unit Friday the eloquent homily to Queensland as to < tvh: day of January, A. D.,l«r at ten o'clock “There is more gold in the south than j cottages, 12x8 feet on the ground anil a ci idly prepared robber, flesh-colored in I worse until I was nn tn the forenoon, tie ajoigueti for tbe hearths u f the necessity for icderation and a re any man ever imagined. Tna-»-s of It 1 story and a half high, with first-class the- rough, they are painted by hand in ssld petition and that the helra at law of ;>ald able to ♦•ike my food deceased minder to the colonies generally how crop up in the moKt unexpected places, ! cedar roofs. and all other persons interested in s exact imitation of the remaining car I or han...uii myself iu *»<M relate, are required to appear at a session X»ecarious the posithm of Australia and there must be ame valuable veins* They have built five miles of fences: of the unfortunate customer, and as ' utsaid court, then to t>e balden at U»e probate Would be were it not an integral port of hidden away in the mountains that will [ .planted fruit trees and 500 grape vines; any way; I was abso­ office, tn the titv of Hastings, iu said County, carefnBy “touched” ant! marked over u.d show cause, it any there be. why the prayer the British empire. While that is so some day be discovered and startle the i.have set out an immense garden of lutely helpless. Three at as nn artist’s picture. The maker gets', the-petitioner may not be granted. And It can only ariM! to Austndia in country. Cripple Creek will be nothing about 10 acres, have fields containing bottles of S.S.S. re­ ‘la further ordered, that saM petitioner give no 5100 arjqnu for tb<*n. ■ >., , •« _ lice to the pe sons tutenretea in sxwi «-Mat<*. of the event of a great war in which the to the southern gold fields after they 20,000 sweet potato plants, 21 acres of । lieved me so that I '.dependency of said petition and the hearing naval strength of the empire is over­ lave once been located. It seems strange, Irish potatoes, B0 Lcn^ of oats, 25G xw7, ;3iff»rW^1,vas soon able to move thereof t»y causing a copy ot this order to be published In Die Hastiiigx Banner, a news­ taxed. in such a case Japan, ej.rolled but the fact is nevertheless true, that acres of corn, 40 acres of sorghum, 20 A Day with the Saltan. my right arm; before paper printed and circulated in tiilrf County upon the side of England’s enemies, tlve south Ims never been thoroughly ex­ acres of millet and 20 acres of buck­ if Harry, once tn eac.li week tor three successive A writer in the Patrie Ray* that the ’ long I could walk Fttsks previou* to said day nf hearing. would be an important factor in the amined for mineral anti gold products. wheat, all of which are in very fine con­ working dny of the sultan of Turkey, Chas. W. akmstkong. turn fruu the Australian point of view." Hefore the war everybody went- west dition. across tbe room, and ’ (A true copy.) Judge o( Probate with his secretaries, in from six o’clock The Australians, therefore, like the to find gold, and the south tvas given when he ' when 1 had fin»»hed one dozen bottles It is the unanimous verdict of the in the morning until noon . .. . . . ‘ . -.1 was cured completely and am as well as .Bpftniaras, axe not inclined to do more over to cotton, tobacco, sugar and rice. large number of visitors that no finer partakes of n slight breakfast, and !। ever. I now weigh 1’70.” MORTGAGE SALE. than take note of the fact that danger After the war clctied nothing was done crop nor better farming is to be found afterward goes tor n walk in hi* park, Default having been made In Uje. conditions mny threaten them from Japan. It is for a long time to develop the indus­ anywhere than there. <1 a certain mortgage made by Emellne S. Pratt which has been dre'gned niter the Eng HastluRM.JlarryCumdy. Michigai lu Samuel different with the Dutch. They talk of tries of the southern states, but now we The cottages are built in a sort pf । liah fnsbion. When he retnrna lo the ** ■•■'■veU umuu XXtlllCWy. ol uu-sonluf Galesburg* Kalaim.zoo. r®. Michigan taking the bull by the horns. Prof. the fifth dn> ot June a. D. leH5. and re­ are beginning to realize that a great, semi-circle, following a slight rise of lT nn<?“'"CC" “P t,n r!(fh,t i S.S.S. cures Scrofula, Cancer, Ecrema, dated corded in the office of the Register v<Heeds, for Bchlegcl writes in the Dugblad, The undeveloped field spfends out before us. ground which is everywhere over­ o eJoek in the evening. He dine, most- . and any (onn o{ h)ood tronblal. K ,,ou the County.ot Barry and Slate nf Michigan, on Ilaguc, as follows: There are acores of gold prospectors grown with bluegrass, it would be ly alone, occasionally in the company have a blood*discase, take a blood medi- the fifth day ot June A. D. IM*fi In Uber -.5 ot ‘ “The only way to guard against at­ Mortgages, on page 164 on which mortgage traveling through the mountains of the difficult to find, dr to produce, even is claimed t«» be due at. the Gate of this tacks upon the colonies by the Jap­ south, looking for the treasures tliat with a considerable expenditure of of nn ambaRsador. In the evening he cine—S.S.S. (j^uat anteed purely vegeta- there plavs with one of his children, taken 1 table) is exclusively for the blood and notice the sum of Two tnousand four hundred anese »s to drive them out of Formosa. are sure to come to 1 ight some day. Peo­ money, ir more beautiful location for a Airn of the piano, which he loves.: is recommended for nothing else. It and twenty tour dollars and thirty cents, and attorney's fie of Twenty five Dollars provid­ Jlolland must take possession of For­ ple speak ulxxit the future supply of the home than this little grove has fur­ hia rarer!ti- cximposition being “La forces out the poison matter pennanent- an ed for In said mortgage, and no suit or proceed­ mosa. The remembrance of Dutch rule gold being found in Africa! ings *at law having been imututed to recover TllJe de Mme. Augot.”—Chicago Time*- 1 iy. XV e will Why, nished, ready made. the muLry a secured by said morteare, or any has not yet been eradicated in that more gold is buried in the Appalachian Iscn(i t0 anyone part thereof: The form in which tbe building* are Island, and both Chinese and natives range of mountains than they will find our valuable Now therefore, by virtue of*the power of sale constructed is that of a small village, contained In said mortgage, and the statute in would weteome cur return as putting nn books. Address PROBATE ORDER. in Africa in the next 100 years. But but 'there is no subdivision of land and such case made and provided, notice is Iterebv Swift Specific . rod to the reigning anarchy. True. the mountains are so vast, uxul the re­ ffvrr. tha: on ttilurdity th- Tlilrteenih dav of no sale of lot*. The school will hold, in State ot Michigan, County af Barn--KR. March av1), lbi'7, at ten v’< l-jck In the fureuoon. At a session u! the Probate Court for the Co., Atlanta, span wiuld not voluntarily give up the gion so little known, tliat. it will take I to own name ai^i for its own use, all County ot Barr}’, bolden at the Probate Office In 1, shall sell at Public Auction. 10 tbe l*>«he»l island. Put that Is not necessary. Per­ bidder, at tbe north front door o' th? Court tbe city of Hastings. In said county, on Wedtime to locate the best mines even land, bouses, shops and implements of House in the City o! Hastings (that being the nwlav. the ninth dav ot December in tbe year haps Russia nnd France, and even Eng^ace wbcreibe Circuit Court tor B jary Comity *a«ML'\vo^ld join Holland in dispossess­ after the prospectors have been attract­ every kind. There ia no way in which one thousand elk-lit hundred aud ninety six. bolden), tbe premises described In salt! mort­ Present, Charles W. Armstrong, Judge o! ed to the place. any person c*n secure a speculative or Probate. gage. or so much thereof as may be necresiry ing Vhe Japanese. The seed sown by “Another thing about the southern ! even legitimate business interest in to pay the ahiount <iur on said mortgage- with In the matter of the estate of Henry l>utch ministers and teachers two mines is that many of the most precious I any of tbe work of this school. There Paul, “ The Niagara falls Route.” deceased. eight percent Interest, and all legal costs, to­ gether with an attornev's fee of Twenty five t-entnrrt-s ago would then speedily bear Oa redi'ig and tiling »he petition duly verifi ­ ,Mratib Cultman Executor named in tbe stones have been picked up at various • Is no plan for admitting, for residence ‘ Dohara covenanted for therein, tbe premises ed. of HI —Literary Digest. being described In said mortgage ss all tliat ’ will »'f dewa-iwl. praying thu a errtain Instru {joints, and where such jewel* are . ia this village, anyone who dees Station.. gfllSflEdgfllJr certain lot piece and parcel of land situate In , .. , | ment now on fils In said court, purporting to be s{H*end out on the surface you can rest come solely for an educational the Township of Hastings in the County of jrarpoae. ths last will ar.d te»tament ol said dteeared be Harry and Slate of Michigan, and known and Jnsured that there are others further The school »UnpJv nrovidea nn o»-’ ,ldn’”.ted to Prob»t® and the executor named Hastings......... ’. described as follows: Toe Ea>t half >»f the The trare’er, Sven Hedin, ... . , \ tbrn In Bppointed. down under the ground. For instance, port unity for study for those who are I Thereupon-it Is ordered, that Thursday, the South West quarter of Section Twenty three Stations. (t3j lu Town Three <:n North Range Eight (f) at Corundum Hill some beautiful sap­ willing, by their own toil, to take ad- a,st davotDecemper a. d. t8Sfi. at ten o’clock in U’Mt. Containin'.: Eighty Acres more or Irts .. » ' 1* j / I llie forouson.be assigned lor the bearing ot said WZ*TWAJtD. phires have been found. Here are sojn? vantage S ’ JI L EI. CtiKt-UN, of such opportunity; and the petition and that the he rs at law of said «le JAjrrjNQB............... in central Asia in Cc d’8 Coi-GHOvaaroiTED. Mortgagee. and all other persons interested in sale that I secured from a miner. They only return offered for labor is mental 1 C. R. OSBORN. Local Anent, Hosting* Attorneys for Mong-igre. , are required to appear at a session of north <rf the Kwenhn< moui* for sapphires, but hap- J training. The man who docs not. want I estate jjivui.’ . were not mining mm said Court, thru to be noldeu at the Probate Hated December 7. tfi.-o 41 111 /•'<' County. lean ud while mining for ] to atc.fv has no reason for going there.1 o0’J:,!;ln ,l” j K if i i and r-how cause. If any there be. why tbe prajer < u ’ li.. .1 Um7 pr«n by aSOver 100 Mpphlres will not be admitted, admitted, oe if if admitMORTGAGE SALE. —phlres have been aud and will not be ar admit- of the utjiitloiH-r may not bo granted. And it Is I’m - ", *ar-il-<orBni i -ttadir.g or^r a | ttt thb* pace, and most of them j ted by mistpke, will ■ - - — not -be permitted to I further ordered, that said petitioner give notice Default having b-eo made in thC'Crti'lltimn ot a certain mortgage made by Frank M«rrm । lo the i»crson3 Interested In said estate, beirini of the ft...... ‘"p ■ $r-:'s- beacc .'’’•T' *a°dbrrt arv valued at i50 to ,100 and upward. | return. All who are not willing to la-j reiSen'.-V of Viij ” pMiura*and~tte [•» s’hgle mairt of the Toanshlp o( A»vri.*. Rar__ , , . ., . .. -------- ----- -------------1 pendency of said petition and the hearing ry (Xuinty. Nichlgiti. to l>.in. W, ];-> • olds. TIME TABLE. - - - ■ ■ re pclrt of view Separatv • , -he hc fact is > that we have bate a country vodnlry .■ bor with their own hands at u« tasks 1 "i'guSj.ynew “f raa.ln,aeony ot this order to 1be ? C>shterot the Has’ngsCRy Bank of Ihrth'KSIn Effect May 21. l»)e, «ro.;Hre cere uccov.-vl cf r,.,. ‘rrg'Je O - . of producing all the preoloua | nccrosnry to comfortable existence arc ' Japer urlnted awl elrvulatot In said Counly*oi Uarrv County Midilsuu. dated ter 'M o' , -m«rnet:-n coMia-'no- „r .. .'.L, -ret 'taP»l Central Standard Time. . sepwinljcr A. D.. lev.’- and rrcorued u-’hf* of­ 1 ''Fable ,.n to aeieaee, but so much 1 excluded. ’i.ury. oner In each wrek for rlirea Kwcaaatv fice ot tbe Heglsier of lk*ed=. Jar tbe C»*uuty of Atones knr. ■ * *1 . •. ■ o. I V > a 11 I 1 Wf Cprevious in snlfl day of bearing. Rno,. sen given tq the mining t In fact, this unique Communkv cotu- * Chas. W. Aumhtrong Barrv mid Mate of Midi £♦ '. on the Or.-t day ot October A 1>. IMG in Liber 44 of mwrienue*. Unbon hn, u -liver aud gold ll.at । pine, the eWmcnts of socluluun and1 . ifudp- ol Probate Stations. *ai4.:.-r «ere rendered at onun“taL-rvi? !pf '• oa । aue At. said mortgage was on the -xi'iess °°al, oil, of the rocks ■ ----- ‘ —i. -- .it .K to be isoped. >| (A true copy.) ■ comhlUfiltah “nd. ediufiilon that ebonlti any ftetault be sr.-vie in gfeptA ‘ fw <J«.-Ji»tk>n by bq!!l 'I'*- WOK 1 precious ------- --prous netnber dis­ without any of their evils. The aim of NORTH, Pre. Wldfc- । the students of the People’s university «-'i* White planter. Draw- I been ,.'fleeted.’ Ire. able, aw above expressed, and sbvu’r.- tl»- s tme remain unpaid and Id arrehra for the ji-'ce Chicago vup | is to sink individualism' &pd arcomtol* T1' ' ‘h“b "‘dis. ’ ,inc,1-T i“ Calii..'-niA. "ben th. . thirtv «Utw. then add from tlienteh’ri!>. the la. m.h’ w b* IF YOU WANT TO SEE : ‘ ‘j \T°f hun:nn figures, | 'Pr Was al Ha heig^A* miners thre. •tfortslid principal r-uni u! Funr hut><ti<<: <lbr f plish the greatcat good for all. Kalamazoo Lt.. I 6 lor 2 »•! i lars with all r.irearage of mtertrt Gereon, Kast Cooper..... gag: K ’ floors, and jud?. i tevera] fairly gxx>? s of dlu Here, is the order of the day’s tegrk: • Something New and Strange. \ Richland shall, al the ortion of said party of the -evand J 1100*1 X ' wlx4t,h have been I ,nonds.b«t to their oraz. ’ f<rr the yvlhxw I . rising bell rings o4 4 o’clock, break-! part become and be doe and payable liruneVia c. J. auuTi: k. dtitely th.-reaftcr. ultimuuh tbe .-tKOe • 6, chapel ut6:3o, and all hands I no small artistic I n.,etal ti»ey paid no att<?nt U) th*3>**' i • lek. of Gull Lake (Yorkville) . limited for the pavment thereof may u r Mien ***rit. nf Pr-JJL— about<?ol<l ‘fast 1* — *morning _ service in _ their] _ of Buddha were | nous stones. They knew a have expired, and default bnvmff Ik-^u m i ie n Orcoey ..777 — TRY TH£— the payapent of interest due September IM :-i«. tfDo ............... j’. as Weljj’ nw-ioug fruit . '<• They co 101 6 N)| aad the same having renuunfo »opaM -«’>d m Delton J "VI* U »he field, arrears for the spac..’ of thirty ilu.s ;.ml apr • tifiU t f the Tyrone >o» that the raid tlnld. h,,, be« ex, wo-W< 7 UH Cloverdale.. 1»l wnnls the aforreal I principal sure with d ar­ wh( Shultz ""'bet ' | <U *£«.. afield Xhis 'e w«* once the^i KT” rearages of Interest h now declared du- ana i>sy.»t»mbv the temg* of said tnortgau-. '*O,| " 9"- Ter Dln«r j» ijt ten mintrtee Hastings... 'hcRi”r the>preeioi«Pt7d °Bd pOckM*<1 wiiu b iMortame there H claimed to be co- al ir ,toD? threw ,w V. I eeTJo ■ th. c)«£ '*«"■ •' 1 = ® 10 Ute date of this mortgage the 'um «»t F»ur Ousts Grove. h» lived and fortv four.o^tara Md sev. i iten Woodland ... t»<HMnond n,7l!JW>rOl*h P^Paeotto. | «« OT- “■nd . -wroom ewk >• creir; crir.s. and an auoruey’s fee of Fiftv nsrs Atrire.we |d»“*bVoin South At ‘he ck. . provided f ir In said morteax*. amt »o «w< or 8 ML. proceedings at law liavtiig been lnswtu—l W Lansing 11 ii ........................................................... recover the mnnevs secured by site! mer.ga»a* Detroit :30 tn 81 U n 8 to 9 in wtudx*, Grand Rapids. ore?1 by virtu- ot rhe paw’* r of You tan Shoot Alligators, lay. and froi .nd all reMte eootaioHt In mM mortgage, am Die tbvdayi.de v,ownfo, and Eat Oranges. suwtnte lu such case made and provided, notate forenoon la on H hereby given that o“ Saturday 6be t a. tdiet-b BUUons. day of March a. !). h* at ten <• it, and at 3 In L. -v_jj 8und*\ forenoon. I shall well at Public Audte'i. Mie ? public worship i* • • highest bidder at the North Ire ' d'xr "‘Ihiir arJA, co. intoxteante »*:• of the Court House Jp the City Of ‘‘T'JIJK SOUTH. I I * cent Expenses are patd in 50 ‘ t bierejfcwbo r'"rnrne to then?*,1Btl<M1‘' °f,Ul Prt-<'iou« .tones, I “on a rervfre a Itfaxt b-lngUm plv-e wbr-- G>- » rratt m.i pml lUted within the-nr-i” '• Kline 2^ ‘•a.a ‘wiLp dtare *" *• t-rrl. I T*e nee ---------taurr (or Ban- Oenty is bwd*-:*]. the ot lift. Chicago. ... 1D| WWI premlswi Oesvrtt.oJ m.said msr.gvge. or ■«> Mexican Dollars. ranch thereoflas may «ie nhcessA’v t> im* r rem of any ding thia eommu' Ad with tire J amount due on said nrortgug- w» h *‘''a’-n J.fJ Grand Rapids. cent, iuteres:. and aU legal euata together viitn by Wolter Thom Detroit ............ ' * w altor.i-v’s fee of Huy dollar* rovwiwted with coal I • —«. ui ouj£ 'ecret&ry for the 10 24 . f.r them-, tin* permit being drs•nJ**1 •“ v responsible, R 10 -4 wH-TTW, Buy your ticket over the w.MHibury .. said mortgag-* a« nil thatpertaki lot- .I’1** *, --1 1 s •"«!*, who as flehtrt . 5 Mgrejnl : r^ng to7u^? '“Pb-fflrau. ■ . Woodland ... 8 :fl pircri of land sitiiate in the Pre appointment iytru In the County of Barn a d sut- <,£', cU Coats Grove. oi-rulnznUori. |„ tudenta, diItstati. »•■<! known *o 1 «i"--e:lt» 'l e* h-«-*-**• .. Tne^-Uli W«*M Q-1-U.er £k*) vt Um N»Tth “ nagrment. Th^ H astings ... 4 Mj I X> ........ t, the comWet Quarter 1«<] of Reetion Twenty-eight !»] •A (»i 1 to] . . hiiTuwnshlp No-” i«‘it) n.irtt'of rwino* ool in its ftbalu.......... . .UL... ..... ... IA* '-I,111 Cloverdale.. P !2l t ’’’line, h f^r tbe Delton a did ashler of th- Hn<li»g«CK> Mong^gve. Kilo................................ For rates and further information Cw’ev.................... . COLGHOVF.& Pl-TIKK. AUorr '-ss (or Mor WHgee (KuUke^riiE77 DsUmI ••K*>'niber 16. JF»6 ddress M. H. KING, iuedooper Lv...'..7.'. Junction.... Gen’i Western Agent, Richland Hjuawswo ttr Banner Print Clark Street, Chicago, Hi. •Stop on surma i>u!y. Ag'-DK must sign*! Trains at Flag Stations as soon a* they eau »* seen. t Freight Trains will be run st tbeconwntenev to the (\»n»5»ftny,woort*vrvrtthY’Igiti toebsnra the time of such train* without nutlet* No S. will wait at Woodbury 'nr tral j Ko. I and Freight Km. 4S <»« D. L & N ‘■‘ted wrtl / “r' J-nomlZ 'r‘** U. Je ^ ** No. c will wait at Rtehland .lunation witII at rival <rf No SonC.J. & M Ry. Raggage must Mninwu st len>t 8 minute! before {raving Mme nt ?hohh. *> that Agent may have ttm» tn cbrrk It prowrH: otherwte M// CJ Thursday, Dec. 24. 1896. THE SOUTH A GOLCONBA. A COMMUNISTIC COLLEGE? JR ERE STOLE Rheumatism A Rp-J BlOod Remedv. Sikago, I&lauisg & Sara ...... . ....... Mexican Tour ■ •“lcrcrtrt« Mexican Central Railway I? hnyroyaljjlls """1 �Hasting ■ Banner Thursday, Dec. 24, 1896. W. R. COOK. Loral Editor. Hute New*. »J£ke,K®Ht r to tore disease Is to drive it J. xon ITIre llrHt, J Views B.kiuz Condooua b, MIM Flora J. Bawlle. Coup., Cutnmiscloner. P0Mer le,„„ lateral and Atleal|on . club will hold < banquet Jan. 15. «.???» “i »twe.h ?bS5dXrti. LOCAL NEWS. * CIRCULATION ?r,,ll“rc "■•hotactnrer. S *’ enUrtl> l,te e<ll,or ®< th" !-‘"oet,w, Five bodies in the pickling vat or lhe ihe1 are Trh™'<x*"*‘Ke ’»•*<’ Mved from tbe ore ot 1 hurrday, Henry West ot Fowlerville returned ,r?rmu“ 7‘‘ T ,lwllu« ’“if round hl. wife dead. Heart disease. The rendition <>r the "Mesilah" at W. trolt wa, heard throuith louK distance tele­ phone Wednesday at Adrian. Ilan Bronson oCMecmla. a contraband ot lhe war. has been made an honorary member ot lhe old Third Michigan. K. C. Haytou. a gunsmith doing busi­ ness on «asnliiatuu street, Ypsilanti, was the victim ot sandbaggers Friday evening. A Gklesburg cat thinks she Is entitled lo some distinction because she is the mol her ot eleven kittens all born al the same time. The Wayne county Republican com­ mittee will meet Saturday lo select new otlieers. Lou Burt will be made chairman. Coldwater ha, tour weekly, oue aemlweekly and one dally paper.—A good opening for some enterprising young news­ paper man! A Battle Creek business man recently garnished a mechanic tor a bill ut B5 cents The case was irled by a Slo lawyer. The July brougnt In a verdict ot no cause tor State Statistician DeL-iud reports that action. The plaintiff paid tbe costs amountlnc to SIS. the people of Michigan paid $20,663,751. h.i direc’. taxes last year—local taxes in The dyspeptic carries a dreadful load on bjeie* and township,. 5'.47'». 04: school his back. It .seems as if he wen* really taxes. 35,480.937. sMie tax •< S3 o; >.?29; made up of two men. One of them ambi­ ■ ••■duty taxes. 82 791,538: t-.qtior taxes. tious. brainy and energetic; the other tick, listless, peevish aud without fotce. The .3L <7.491. weak man weighs the other one down. \ eampiigu wager was made la'tween a The dyspeptic may be able to do pretty young gcniietiian and a young lady of Mar- Rood work one day. and the next day btsnaU which D luting carried oit,t to.the let­ cauxe of Mint" little indiscretion In eating, he may able to do nothing at all. Most ter The stakes were 1000 kisses aud the cases ot dyspepsia start with constipation. couple v.ere uiaknis excellent progress to­ Coiislipatluu is the cause of nine-tenths of wards live payment of the bet, when a dis­ all human sickness. Some of its syoippute arose over alleged inaccurarka in the luius ate sick aud bilious headache, dizziue»s, sour ntomach. loss oUiippetite, foul Jai'y mid a.reeu iut is l»-i*rz taken. brtuih. windy beichlngs. heartburn, pain and distress afk-r eaUng. Al! these are Farm thieves in »uuL> wu-’eru Michigan 'are linking life u *» ir.teu f*.«r th • mrlfty indicative ut derangements of the liver, stuuiach and bowels, and all.are caused by ... i.cuiwuru'K’.s uf that tegiun. Houses constipation. Dr. 1’iercc's Pleasant Pellets ar«- rdusacked during the au»©uce of the are the quickest, easiest and most certain • •wneik granaries are broken open and cure fur uns condition. They are not vio­ lent lu aciiun. woes’ drawn away by the wagon load, Send 21 cents in one-cent stamps to niir:tei-»e* and wagons stolen from barns. World’s Dispensary Medical Association, .. . I it! pixiiy eases the winter stores of Buffalo, N. ¥., and receive Dr. Pierce’s provisions id cellars have suffered serious 1UUS paj*e Common Sense Medical Adviser* illustrated. • doulufitiuu from the visits of these gentry. - week. Exiiava^ul young m in. 86 quires. Is thr bcaett.ng sin of our T<»> frequently yon see STRIKES AT SPAIN. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Sensational Action Taken by Committee of the Senate. Lorenzo Ballou, of Spnrta, n^ed TO years, advertised for a Wft&two years ago and Laura Nodeau. of Loe Angeleo, The Cameron Resolution Adonteil A..L~ a__ . claiming to lie 55 .and worth $50,060, .'h“^ U‘UbOd’ w'’ s""u111 responded. He went to California and forget that a wide margin Is left every tury Olney. teacher for originality In tbe manner of married her but found .instead of be­ carrying out thrise principles. ing 55 and wealthy ahri was 60. hud System and onter are, of course, to be Waahingtoo. Dec. 19. — The senate file children and nut a cent. He recommended, for only in such « school can committee on fprvign relations, by a lurned home after the lioneyiuocn arid nar e!u bt* *ucott*ft»Uw Iniruiluefttl to re­ practically unanimous' vote Friday promptly secured a (Sivqree and then lieve the monotony attendant upon routine got married again. Hila California wife Psycholuoicul study ba* taught us that morning ordered a favorable report to be made to the acuate Mouday on the came on to look up his; record. /She t»e mind ihger.s on that to which It has been earnestly directed, and nervous ex­ Cameron resolution recognizing the In­ found a fatal defect in tbe divorce pri> citement must be the consequence of con­ dependence of the republic of Cuba. ceedipgs and in the clrqult court tAe fronting a class of bright. sei.Mtlve pupils ‘ A v.erbal change was mad© in the text divorce decree was set aside. This Intently engaged in study, with a question of the resolution, bo that as finally leaves Ballou with twb wives on hia which must bet them rather nbntracL A vgreed to it reads ub follows: bands and other coinpilicuilions in sight jew preliminary remarks bearing upon the "Resolved, etc.. That the independence Farmer* Adopt, kraaluilonn. lesson, made by the teacher, will give pt the republic of Cuba be. and the sam­ pupils time to collect themselves; and by is hereby acknowledged by the United The state grange at ite<onpual meet­ States of America. interesting them, draw their minds from ing in Lansing elected George B.Horton, "Section 1 That the United States will previous thoughts, and cause even the use its friendly offices with the govern­ of Fruit Ridge, master for the third most listless and indifferent to become ab­ ment of Spain to bring to' a close the war time, and reelecied Miss Jennie Buell, sorbed in the work of the lesson. Agree­ between Spain and Cuba." of Ann Arljor, secretary] The resolu­ Secretary Olney** Opinion. able excitations aroused by preliminary re­ Washington, .Dec. 21.—The Cameron tions adopted demand a reduction of marks ot the teacher, are productive of In­ terest and attention throughout the lime Cuban resolution, if pressed to final pay­ legislative and department expenses; allotted the class. sage in both houses, will constitute u that no special appropriations be made While It may seem reversing the order direct and formidable issue between the by the legislature; thalino new state of things, interest in a history lesson may executive and legislative branches of institutions l>e established or additions be aroused by a brief sketch of some im­ the 'government This is clearly indi­ made to present ones unless absolutely portant character. The story of Priscilla cated by an interview given out by Sec­ necessary. will furnish an introductory subject for tbe lessons <»n lhe sHttiement of Mai-achu?- retary Olney. Secretary Olney being Fined and Sent toJ»lL setts. Rip Van Winkle will impress upon aj-.kvd his opinion us to the nature and John C. Bodewig and George W. John­ the children’s minds ihe name ot the king effect of the proposed resolution recog­ son, w ho were recently: convicted in nizing the independence of the republic the United States court in Detroit of of England during the revolution. ' Ailbough a class may nut be sufficiently of Cuba said: train wrecking, have been sentenced "I have no objection to stating my own advanced to study history in all its tech­ by Judge Swan to serve 20 months each nicalities. they will gain an Intelligent nnd view of the resolution respecting the in­ dependenceof the so-called republic of in tiie house of correction and pay la connected idea of the ’ must important Cuba which, Jt is reported. Is to be laid fine of $2,500 each in addition. During events of our country. Even the consti­ before the senate on Monday. Indeed, as tution can be made interesting ami dales there are likely to be serious misapprehen­ the great A. R. U. strike, two years ago retained because of the association of sion* regarding such resolution, both in a Grand Trunk passenger train wan this country and abroad, and as such wrecked near Battle Creek and the fire­ eventAADd persons with it. may have Injurious results A few remarks on the mathematical cal­ apprehensions of a grave character, it is perhaps my duty man of the locomotive was killed. culations necessary to the cuumruction of to point out that the resolution, if passed the pyramids will cause the plas* In num­ by the senate, can probably be regarded eration lu see the ntfcesslty far -tudy in only as an expression ot opinion by the Col. W. B. McCreety, one of tbe most that branch of arithmetic. Beginning eminent gentlemen who vote for It Jn the prominent citizens of Flint, died at his with the invasion of England by the nenalt', and if passed by the houac of rep­ home. He was bom in pew York in resentatives, can only bo regarded as an­ Angles and Saxons, proceeding step by other expression of opinion by the eminent 1837. He was collector of Internal reve­ step each day, will give a ctessin grammar gentlemen who vote for It in the hous*\ nue under President Grant. In 1875 he some idea of the history of our language, The power to recognize the so-culled re­ public of Cuba as an independent state was elected state treasurer, serving two stimulating the class to mure active inter­ est. . rests exclusively with the executive A terms, nnd was a member of the state ri.«vu.ution on the subject by the senate I on rd of agriculture savqn years. Hr To emphasize the nmi of a knowledge nf or by the house, or by poth bodies, or one’s self, the teacher can relate imw Flor­ by one, whether concurrent or Joint, is was mayor of Flint for two years and ence Nightingale and Elizabellt Fry pre­ inoperative as legislation and is Important United States consul trr. Valparaiso, sented themseives at training schools, that, only os advice of great weight voluntarily Chili, for two years. by learning more or the human ta»lv. they tendered lo the executive regarding the manner in which he shall exorcise his Health In Michigan. might become more competent nurses. constltutloral functions. Geography afford.- an unlimiit-d xppuriuDuring the week ended December 12 nity for the iutn>ductiun uf noted charac­ reports sent in by 58 observers in va­ "The operation and effect of the proposed ters ami places. resolution, therefore, even |f passed by rious portions of the state indicate that Greece and Italy, abounding in mytho­ .both houses of congress by a two-thirds inflammation of the. bowels and diph­ logical stories, furnish mauv imconsciotis vote, are perfectly plain. It may raise theria decreased in area of prevalence lessons iu ethics. The end which Millon’s expectations In soma quarters which can be realised It may Inflame popu­ Consumption was reported a.t 195 places, ’•Paradise I.ost” is meant tn aecuinpluih lx iiever lar passions both in this country .and typhoid fever at 34. diphtheria at 5i. no more the mean* of showing rite result elsewhere, may thus put In peril Use lives of man's disobedieucu than t> the story ot and property of American citizens who an* scarlet fever at 40., measles at 14 anil • . Arachne who was changed to a -pider for resident and traveling abroad, and will w hooping cough at .14 places. certainly obstruct and perhaps defeat th»her vain persistency. efforts of this government to afford A teacher mav Mccoiuptteh tmirtli in mily best such citizens due protection. But. except a few mumeiit’s preparatory talk-; in tact in these ways ana unless the advice rm­ it Is not expedient to devote any m<»re lime bod led in the resolution shall lead the than will arouse til© sl'.cntlon. This sig­ executive to revise conclusions already nificant fact, ninl the awakened desire to reached and ofliciolly declared, the resoLear and learn more of the -irt>ject dis­ iutlpa will be without effect and will 1-avo unaltered the attitude of this'government cussed will relieve the monotony uf recita? towards the two contending parties in tion aud school room routine: and the con­ Cuba" •‘Ni'aaiy forty years ago. aftetj scious pt ide of the pupil?, mingled with Would Veto It. some weeks <>f sickness, my hair-, their acquaintance with general facts, will Of course, Se«;rtlary Olney’s stateturned gray. 1 l»egan using Ayer’S' certainly Increase ibrir interest iu even meut indicates clearly fhnt if the joint Hair Vigor, and was so well satis-i their daily prescribed lessons. resolution ever passes both branches of tied witli'-thy. resiills. |.Ual 1 havej. congress and is sfeht to tbe president How’* Thi«? never triqd ;u»y other kind of dres* We<ffer One Hundred Djllars Reward far the lutler will veto it, not only uu the It req Hires only |,-nnv ca*e of catarrh that cannot he cured by ground (if iitTf/olidy; but nfK’d'bfe'CaU'se it Hall s Catarrh Cure. constitutes uu infringement of his own a" a'jpiiE J. Cbenev A Co.. Prop*.. Toledo. 0. [ . fRM- aUon of. • --....4/! We, the undersigned^ have known F. J. prerogatives: Moreover, the secretary Cbenev fur the last 15 years, and believe, him in his interview goes beyond this point, ptrfecllv honorable iu all bushies- trnu-MCtlons aud financially ab'e to carry out any obligations and in almost‘a-s mdny words says’that nwlr bv their firm. >.• attention will be paid to the will ot WiSn A Tkaux. Wholesale Druggists. TJedo. [ Iliiir Vigor, tb keep congress in this matter, eveh if the O. a -hair Of. good WAi.hiJo:. Kjnnan A.Marvin, Wholesale resolution is passed Over the president’s cu^or, t > removo1 Druagist*. Toledo. . H..1V, cur. i, ti.i.'rt.nllv. act* i veto, lu this case euse a u grave grtivtf conflict eoullict of ot dalidr11 IT. to heal HHCdlmily uiwau 111.- I’M »l**l .turvu* mmt I p.lWer8 of two brunches ol tbegoaentiTZtdtSJS^Xc.SSX^^ went might be exacted to follow. itching humors. Rud pi-event the —though . .. _1. just x..... V. ....- the a 1... I, tn ■« ert-i t’ l.o luvir from falling out. J never hesi­ how issue may be tmirl.. made tate to recommend Ayen s medicines Tn cur*’ H coki in <’Uf d»v. ink* LTxntivn up *50 that it can be reached by the su­ Bru no QuUhud TalMi tn Ml »'« <-*•*'“* preme court, the arbiter of all questomy friends.*’—Mrs. H.iM. Haight, the money I! It faffi t J Cure: fur tutte n>‘ tioiib of ronKtilutiouality, isuot clear at AYifcci Nebr. . : . | W. IL Goodyear. prvsenL* ™,r rone«le cowtaeraW, to i”nl ,ot * tandwioe Ml loose who dogmatize on the suuvrtoritv of or Jaxon Soap pictures. »«bodk,l ot lustruX.;°ln olrt wUl^?Hd!,’>Y‘>“n< Interior t>f Observer Office^ . Broken Down With Nervous Exhathrtlon— Extreme Wake fulness-Food Had to be Choked Down. Such was the condition of C. De­ Vos, editor of Coopersville {Mich.) Ob­ server. He expresses his experience as follows: “My life work has been very exacting aud confining. As a re­ sult my health failed and I was stricken ..ith nervous exhaustion; I had no ap­ petite, loss of sleep seemed to be wear­ fig my life out. While in this condi­ tion Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve Vitalizerwas recommended. I commenced its use aud it had a wonderful effect from the first dose. In a few nights I was able to secure all the sleep I needed, my ap­ petite returned and became as rave­ nous as a wolf’s; I gained 12 pounds in a few weeks, my mind became clear and active, and I was soon restored to perfect health. SCHOOL COLUMN. SSdisJi'.^uS7 ’nrlWa» The 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Du Wilcox of Mundy, near Flint, while plnying near her mother who was washing. it'll into gome boiling water and was scalded to death. This makes the second child who has met death in tbe same manner iu fl at bouse the past few months. < Well Satisfied with Ayer’s Hair Vigor. Your S : Vitality? The uscace of !He a force. Every breath you breathe,evcry heart heat, every motion of your hand, takes force. The measure of force we call vital­ ity. If this is lacking, there is power, a tendency to catch di­ sease easily, especially a tend­ ency to Consumption. For low vitality nothing is better than Scott’s Emulsion. It supplies force by furnishing the nourish­ ing, strengthening elements of food in an easily digested form; enriches the blood, and builds Emulsion will supply the body with all the vital elements of life. Two sizes, 50 cts. and SUM. All druggists. If you will ask for it we will send you a book telling you all about Scott’s Emulsion. Free. SCOTT A BOWNE, New York. MORTGAGE BALE. Default having been made for wore than sixty days in the payment of interest overdue and payable ou a mortgage dated March 16'h. i««l made by Joshua D. Baker and Elizabeth Baker’ husband and wife, of Castleton, Barry County. Michigan, to John M. Smith, and recorded m ' J the oflk-e of the Register of d&eds. for the Connly of Barry. In ihe state of Michigan, on tha ' i ■-’1st day ot October, tau. on Uber 47 of inert- . 1 gagen. on page •-G. for which default the srH Joun M. Smith, by Virtue of the rlibt given him by the said mortgage, has made and hereby makes the whole principal sum of said mort­ gage aud the interest accrued thereon now due and payablb and on which tn/ rtgage there ia claimed to be due at the date of this Entire th© sum of «rvei.toen hundred and eighty six dol. tars aud fortv oi.e etuis and ud attorney lee of twenty-live dollars provided for in said inortgage, and no suit or proceeding at law bavin* been instituted to recover lhe miioout seemed by said mortgage or any part thereof. Notice Is there fore hereby given that onjte ■>lh day of Decetntier.1H«. at ten o’clock In tbt» f-irenooo. there will beseld at the north front -1 dour ot the court house, in tbe city of IlastHint county cf Barry and state of Michigan (said court hovsebeing tbe place in which the circuit «mrt for the county of Barry is held.ml public auction to (lie highest bldut-r. tie ptemises dedcribed In sXld mon gage, or so much there of as may b© necetuuuw tn satisfy the amount one on said inortgs;e as above set forth, w ith the Uteres* ttiereon, and Uu-. cists, charges aud expeuxoa a'lowed by law and provided for in said salt* gavv. safd premises being situate in the towpshtpnfrastleion, county of Barry undsfatd ol Michigan and desert eu as follows, to wit; Being the we*t ene half ot the northwest cue fourth of m ctIon Damher three, in town­ ship ntimber- three nonh? range number seven west in ihe township of Caslleior.. county of Barry and state of Michigan, and couUlrdoa eighty awes of land. aecord&»e trt the TnlteO Buus-survey of.salq section number three. j Dated September 30;b. irM. John M. Smith. Mortgagee. Alonzo E. Kr>‘aston. Attorney lor Mortgagee.' - MORTGAGE BALE. * Defaait aaviug been made for more than srixtv tlui s In th« payment ot Interest overdue anjf payable, on a. tnortgnee listed April 25. W. ip.Mir by Reubeo ar*«i Elizabeth Shade, husband :r • 4'idh his money always finds a crowd midwife. 10 Daniel (Wbxtnth and record c-.; m t ire office ot the Register of Dwds. (or the coon- . <ii frirndi'i .’) ready to help him dhpo^e of ty of Barrv and mate of .Mictugan.on lhe 7th •. 6uk, when he finds himself In need of day Of August. A. Dm 1HH. hi Uber « uf Mort* The legislature has been hi tbe habit of nageson page l32and tbe said Daniel CooL lu ip he finds his frlendsf?} have flown. nuking an annual appropriation of 83.000 bau<h baring died Irtestate, and the said mortgago having been assigned by Benjamin (k«o|ID t'r4;i tutii.M tu the lees extravagant com- for the copying of war records in the office batteh. Cynthia Green and Murtha bnv.cy. sole As the appro­ surviving heirs al law of said Daniel CoolbauA, pRuimi. whom he terms a “miser.’’ and of the adjutant general. to Rosanna Cohlhxuph bj an *•*!?» ment dated priation will lx* exhausted January 1. Ad­ ask* ^ecomodatiou. He is his own worst jutant deneral Kidd has notified the live Marcli 20th. lew. and recoreied In said Begrister’s ofilce. on the 26lii day of June A. 15., Jir n’ i ,n I his cxtiuV mace is-the death clerks engaged upon the work ftiat their r-91. In liber 32 of Mioricagea. on page 433, for which default the said Rrearna rioolbRugh, by < - jiiaiuthe* dnibitlons. services will not be needed after the above virtue o» the right given her bv the said mart­ date. • gage, lias made and hereby m-kts» the whole principal sum of vanl nor’gage nnd the Inter* et,: arertied.lbei e<m i.«»w dm> and tiayranleand Here |» a diamond, here Is a piece of W. NJ. Refine, editor Tiskilwa. Hl. on which bivrigage tl<< re is claimed to be due ’ ra.” my!-: "We won’t keep house charcoal. Both earbou: yet between them al thediiUj < f lids notice the »um of three hun­ dred eighty three dollar* and seventy nine, .tbnpt Dr.; King's New Discovery for stands tbu mightie tuf magicians— Nstuie. cents for principal, interest, tajes ai d Insur­ .a-iinipliou. Coughs ahd Colds. Exprrl- The food tn your table, and your own ance, and an attorney fee ol tweniy-fivo didlars provided for in »?H<1 mortgage, and no suit with many others, but never got body: elementally the same: yet between or proceedings at law having be< n Intftliuiftfto the two stands the digvsiion. the arbiter of recover lhe amount secured by !>aid mortgage *..w :l>i-v<nH.-ry. N.<> -other ictnedy rail : growth or dec;the, lite or death. dr nay part thereof. Notice is therefore hereby We cannot n’.ake a diamond: we cannot plven that on the L'rih day of December; 1898. ink • its plae4 in our home, as iu it we have ...------ ----:------— at ten o'clock In tbe forruooa theie wilt be sold ■t xnq sure enr** for Cough?. Colds, I ........ make flesh, blood and bone. No. But by • Might Declare War. at the north fund dqcr of the court house lu ibo fcH Jonvs, A va«sn»M :-s furmer. was ineans of the Shaker- Digestive Cordial we Wh-miMUi ebugh. etc.” It w idle to ex- | l .x -i— ----. city of RaMlngs. couUycf Barn, at d state of It is suggested, however, that it the ftfllT-fn ttce. Mfeblgan. (said court h"We being ’he ulaou in P'riiuent with o'.!ii*r remedies, rvru if they ! can enable the stmnach to digest food HiKtuntly kiBed by issue goes to that length cougrexs may which the circuit court fi r tbe county cf Barry >»• n i। . ,» . a .1 uii: 'd <»n you as just as good as Dr. | which would otherwise termeut-and poisonA lievy of* s^Ven reel cCUM ‘hH Tr;>u « field), at ptitdicxtwrfon.-Unite liLherl- Lid■e.r^l ,withe «•>!•'« i,s l’url"““ indirectly by the ‘ New Ufw Discovery, Discovery. They ar. not as 1 the system. In all forms of dyspepsia ijcr,tbe.prriuiH-»(iUsciibed in sa.d mortgagL from one'family wprt- revit: exvrci.sc of. a power certainly ■ . exercise of.a confided or so ntiK-h thereof as may Im.nee-H’ary to mV* Aiwii thi-i rem -dv lid' a record of > and incipient consumption, with weakness, state KchoOl at ( oldwatcr. "TS.'SE' ‘‘ excloaively by U» conntllutioa. Isiy tiid-xmnunt dneba satd mortgage as abute, ntci Add tPriilH tildes U is g44mr.U^.L gtumiiteed. It never Joss of flesh, thin l||ood, nervous proatrnt' .1 HMffWiBml tTA,■ i..y. u •— 91 .I if 11o t sttlortb. with tbe interest iberenn and the •!h«; a ndriHil Jiflkt. ........... d...dnrirtion of war. which XWO UFl <l,ri*r». •. • — namely, by u devluiation of war, which su^fy. Trlaf bottles lOcts. a: 1 l«n ti e Cordial is the sucesafuLttHUatfK^ costs, chsriics and expet.-es altov.t d by law nod North Manitou Island wilt irt-’c’rgtfnprovided fur 1'» said iu-Ttg’tg--. N*id oromlwa ia. after all. in the judgment of manyW. IL; Guydriear’s Drug Stoic. i Taken with food it telieves at once. It bemg sltualrd In the village .»f Wootlhmd. in ■ ized as u sepurute t^wmfh.puf 1. _L._-------- ------------nourlsheiv an1* agists nature, to nourish. i ttuthoritAea. only what the rveognitiou tbe coun’y o: l;*ny aud state of Mtiizgaih and I of the-iudependence.of Cuba under ex- take Ayer's Sarsaparilla for th: Complexion. A trial buttle enoegh to show its merit—10 county. : UrsnrllHd as follows, to-wlt: ' B-'ug lo’< 1 utnb'T.four erd six of block jiumTn- average cunditUn of wheal Decern­ cents. • itung poflditiuus would mean. ' i .. Iht live <it Part ♦-'« iiddiilnn.tu the villxt-e of : ’ M’a> bliper cent of condlttoh in aver.Biitted suicide by .sUnbtfug in a . hotel _ _ __r . , ........._____ ,, , _ __ _______ WinxBanii.ihe *..me behur situated on saetlOh years. TbU is nine per renta'Mivr L»sol te the Ihwc medicine for children. ) Lumber flIP'Vn, town LiiniL.-r; h >ir Lortii. range . | Madrid, Dee. Sl.-Tbe explicit an­ in Sturgib. . . . , ..MORTGAGE BALE._ noniber i^ven v.- -t. nnd th; ihe P’wt;*Min of U'lili.u. L 4'-m!»er 1. 1895. The average D e- > r.-cium.-ml it in place of Castor Oil. Wher* rs 'l'b till has been tngile lit Ihfc »« rnpt W'V’dlsud.cvut ty U B vry, and Mate cf Mleh Chnrhus AV. Caikirs ,wa* ■ pilin' ti rt- । nvnncement is made that Senor Dupuy ud tpn m ii»» southern’ eoubHei 89: ' ijc Lome, the Spanish minikier at Wash- ! ai.de* .i.l'DiOsof a t- rtjiln moktaage. n.-Kdeand'..Igan. ctiver ht Graad R; t •> i '<•' v . miu Hlthtndl Mid A:.m liubLrU.'! Dated St p!crabir.3fith. I j lagton. has telegraphed to his home ' exrcn tee wtf-. ■ < iheTuwn ttf.irvinr. County of Barry.; Im--; mm-vcTh lhe world for cuts, Masonic Ufr •m-.ruia’ii-a. AwMiAv o* Mdrlg^e. :■ Tin- government 'here that he* had a cun- i ata’,- >f Mle-jgiu . tbQUvIn I’.:Austin, nf Srt.nn. j Donis K S'’ hvI:n well-k: uwu v t Wtifliiuirtor. sute of New Ycrk.’ Algnzu E KaxASYt)-*. w, ui.-rs. salt rheum, fever ;roit len uce with Mr. Olney, the secretary 1 tv.jivUii {number d .t,’’ m ■> ’.o:h. A. D. ism. ir rd recorded iuJ, . Attorney lor Assignee. ■' ist, founder nnd r.m;iy of ii-ttei. vliepped hands, chilblains, mi, iuu>n>ni »,<«< >-•<Ivtice < f state, in the course of which the lat- 1 th-uff.’-’ 1 tl’.e RcgHfir nf. fiends fur B..rtV .i.id all -Im Irruptions, ami pout- philharmonic cBic. v ■' Onfi rt. Vlriitgnu. on the iTlhiday of Marell. A . .._Mcr assured him that Spain might rest: D !.<$■•. in mortgage sale. Liberty of McrlgLp.'* uh page "tti. j curt* plies nr »u pay required, it Hn Detroit, ugrt^ W y»', r lie- t/anquil until March, at least, since. wl..... -.dll raorttfsgo vas <mlj »vi:,,ed hr . Default having Iwcb madeh) e-mail ions u ”d to give perfect satit-fuclion I The* Inst truer nn»b>. niimlMstnitor t'. •• e.-tMc of a rrrudn mortgage ... per । ty i h-s -t. W. i,..;P.r despite tbe attitude of eengrtzs. 1'resi- .rf t «|t|n I*. 4umu. decenheu. o the undet' -■ iPLacct wXv Jlevn <3., <’f tl.. U>«n*jlp of tween Whit hall an ie: i ’ s <^nt Cle'Vlund would not recognize the the s:p.:. u •v.n-.e Ute-J Gt rttudc r». AU>U0 •» 4n r g. «t-un’.y uf Harry,and sUt© of Mfrlwjaa. by \V. IL Goodyear, lumbered, it is h> ,v-u;: iii'oi t lu w.rf Uig 1 air esgculed •-«.» w . to A <XAUUeX Few •‘r. C-t bcUP»:d. CMlkcom. . । independence of Cuba. K i»dr.,'l. hearing 4r<e St-jile niitr 21’.;. l."Cl, coin.tr. state o! Nlfchfipui. da*ed Deeemaer M, ..iOr_ now Si'Mio RrxnrdM IL ana recoVded lx- li odwn <*f lb."- UeaWtr id A. D. !SHJ. and recorded tn tf>e offiee dt Ch© ■ Michael Martin, a v.. . wu .r'w}'1h I Madrid. Dec. 21.—The decisiem of th? LB -Is .or said Conu’y of Barry on the tom asy RextiiW •>! Perdu, for the rotrnty spavin J.uiinufiit removes all IlMry, March. A. D. IH«li4 L:uet3f.«»t Murtg^veo • slaw of Mir-higin. «>n th* twrnly thi*l day nr Cailouse.1 Lumps awl Jliem- mams’ari.fl frM.i f’bnr'-‘ » t r\ . , United States senate committee on for- iu go .W. and vbvre Ji* *.V renson ut Mich default :nt;d Bird. uf Ducenilirr. A D. 1^’L hi of .Muttpower ot bale-contained in said tuongsge u.rsrs. jtiuod Spavins. Curbs. Charles Erlckscr. and a I’-o L.’nr.i J'•■ r» a e‘K“ rvlationa to reeoininrhd the udnje . tsu i ‘it*power nt t*eie com:.............. -— • -n pag« on which Ui-'itg•«« thrre H has htcume aperAUW, opcr.Ulte, and ..wlwr«iu .uhereas Ibero is hxt tHcuatv <i tn b -1 t.r ut tfcr date of ltd- n:>LU* the Wet-r..‘V. Kina-Hone. Stilles. plies for tl."ir camp ‘-n !•' ■ Con of the Cameron resolution Tectfg- I viumcdt«ihe<h:e upon and under j-tid juurt- 5-.!rit of Five hiindnd fifty tVnr dol'ara and &ains. -Jl 11 Throats. Courts, etc. island, and both were «lr 'u- d. . , ...1 xrizfog n. republic in Culm has cuusvi « M the date ii-ronf thesumof OneTb-mcted Ih:rtr C.-Utn »nd an attorney’s prof <vr>-aty. Save Sin :>> e— <!■■■• bottle. Warranted Tlie residents of Mackinac i 'Tni’.d 1VJ! a profound semcition in Madrid. The Nt ven Hntidrrri • nd Elgrre nve x..d thirty six ftve dollar* provided fin in Mild tuerwaa. and I :>ie most uouderlui Blemish Cure ever ask the legislature TO :n< -ir|>:.’ra!ee ‘ . nrwwpaprrs bere.wlthout exception, tl*?- ont-nunuredUo. Dollar-‘Ml for pilriclpal u<»un or prr-.-eedlnga at. law barb g i--gu inAnd intctusl ami the udditinuai >um of Thirty- MtiMidd to rotiiwr the mcarya m < urea by said j known. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. DruisJ dure' tliat fipniu will nexer peacefully five DoUnts (?35.<ty as the AUuroey fee-provided UMigkaimt or auy part (n<rwol; island as a foiirt-h-nlr-i-s <•' >tr.*dsaml 0. by fnw. and v herwa no prroetdmgs at Uw or In I gist, Haslhies, Mich. Now. therefntM. by rirtue of the p -wur jot ....... _ him I m ^ ’ il * asHl , nt to Cuburi independence, nhdthaff viinity have be-« ItmiHuteti tu recover Ut»- debt Hale enmaltied in said mortgage, and tbeetRlA soldiers’ monumen. erected nt Uollfcud through the rlTorrs no gor<r|inienv that consented to-enter* socurod In said mortgage, or any part thereof. ttte in sorhcufle-madeand provided. noi|ea Now ihereforr.,notice is hereby given tha* un­ herebv given that on Saturday, thn thlrt'-Mb i the SiatB I Niles ha* tw:» (ntmlldiimi for state ap­ ill tain anti melted s of the G. A. R. men of the ci y. It is 24 tain in any shop© or ................................... form such a sugges- der and bv virtue of Mid power of sale In said <iav i't J an nan A. I> IW- *t leu uVlnck in lb* i f’uuutu-', i pointlve office*. John W. Vaughn, colori tlun would live 2< hours. «» lhe leeliuu inwrtaMfirotrtaaiMt.aod In pursuance of tbe forenoon. I shall *•’! at public uucUoo, fio&ui B8 mnlies. e-L would IB- to iw appoltrted keeper Of feet high and cost about SL<L(»-statute, ef tbe Slatexrf Michigan in such case highest bidder. M the ix-mb from dooro|tht> ’ £4 iU> I of the Stan Wi people i. unanluwu.eh.l madfiand provided, we will aril at .pnbUc atic- court hr»u»e. in th- • iti o( Dx-:lngH (ihav hotag n-». o-rti-. the document room nt Lansing, and Dr. J deterroiDed to maintain 6]»ui«h rule tlhnor veednctntbe highest bidder at the front the place where tbe circuit, court lor Uorry mini Uirre F. R. Belknap is trying tn get the appointdwroflhe Court HcMise In the village »f fl*»- Ci.uuty b- bolden), the prenUi»-» .de—— with mii in the-West-Jmlie. »t any o>M.even •« tings, Barrv County. MIcblBon. that naid nmrtgrge, or m> mneh tfwmif 1 ttir- bull*, tiieiit uf a pnailiuti ui> the etate board of jny the amount dt»< the riek.of wer with America.. -.t Place at tedding Ute CircuitCmtrx fur m»0wu- uecw*ary lien In tiie health. t/nfftarry.ov Friday tbe fifttt day <d Match. iuorig<e, with eight par < *m jim th iWl.-at throe o.otodt p. m. of said day. rhe all lr«al-roMs. together ‘w!|h an i ' •‘•rtlii-jrn count les. and 2 b4 inches In the ' ' ri>, c'ifevi. ‘ ; A tend and pJ te wud mortgage .uid hri eln- fee of wwm^ttvautngnracavwMMad upper peninsula. hikI m rtHicIrltcy of 0 66 •A’h-n vour blood i» pure r - » and ' Cbic*gtJ,DSc.l8:-;rre.iaent-eleetMe, •allCrdescribed as loUowi; to vrit: All tte.*e tn, tbe premiMffl beia< drMriM tn n For Infanta and Children. certain piece* nr pareel* of land situated In gage as all thOtarrtTtain le*far n»irv*ssnd muscle*. T< » bi«‘«*l t* the vital Town four (4) North at Range nine (g) Wert. ref* of laud si urate >n the fluid, and when His poor, ti-■! tiijU beiLg tbeitown •ot Irving- te th" Cootey of lu tbe ronnfy of Bacry. ziM inu< either »ufler from dL 'rr-*Ingdh — — Issa and described Os fo-lows: Btn’ry.'Btat© o^Michlgy eave or you will easily tall - v»e.hn »“ tloilo L every The north east qu-triei c>I4<|TV" rxposuro (»r ove work, h**P J°JJ£ irlgtxiuro । MVUttJ vrippt. quarter ;uw! Uw v*>u€h 11 -bl'Mi pure with liooJ’z B. r—p&r»l>a aoc be Snarter of anrnb ©a^xuar , addroiMf to H. E.. Bucklrn & well. neeuoaim t**s n*ur i< hjrago. ■nd xct h free twithph* Im»x of (».i west, cunralaingrti yrit Hr I kw Life Pills. A trial will nnnd’x Fills are the best of’ *r <1 n^*r pin; as­ Cm op.ovk k p< Fxrafc. * West V l. 18-—Mrs-. Is a convl nf their nx-ritn. The^e pill# sist digestion, cure hesdacbv. V> cents. mr; * Tenney od At -oawvys mrMMtg celebrated <4Wf . ftlon and Mir particularly rf. Dated. Uttouer VM^CL A person trctlve In the cure of Cm'-dipali«ni and . wist birthday. .M*py i mrritirr with the trncrnei.li.. ‘ ed ccxigraiulalHUML- She iaift qxcfillw* nick headnuiMf. For Malarial and Liver ta and x-»ptniB jum»b ther&uaio Truublra they have been viovrd invalu’ beaJUi. U**. able. They srr guaran’r«*«l to Iw perfect­ rmx. Banner Print ly free fh>iB retry dririrrimi* Hiibalauoe MwrfieW clotta. live higher and spend mn.-e tnpuey than hv.dr employers. Tbe lellow who is r AYER’S AYER ’ S O Hair Vigor ^4—t CASTOR IA stCHuarh the system. Sold by W. rmtly torlconat. �— PERSONAL MENTION. Hastings Banner Thursday, Dec. 24, 1896. Maurice Grigsby is shome from Alma college. Hew many housekeepers, us they fill Miss Sarah Herten is home from their lamps with kerosene oil or their Chicago. summer stoves with-gar.L’1 ire. have any ADDITIONAL LOCAL. MIrr Rebekah Striker is home from Al­ Idea how these oils ere made? And yet & few miles Ircm Chicago, at 'Whiting, •^Masquerade to-morrow night. bion college. Ind., is the largest oil refinery in the Miss Dig# Burner will spend Xmas In Take your laundry work to the Ameri­ world. Grand Rapid-. can laundry. Naphtha, benzine. gasoline or kero­ Lnolx Michael, Benzonia, is home sene, the last often called cdal or il­ The M. E. Sunday school have a Xtn&» .for he, holidays. | luminating oil. belong to tbe same program at the church to-night. Valter B. Hayes is luftne from Olivet family. The three first named being Ladies shoes without tips for sale at lighter oils, do not require, nearly so college for tbe holidays. less than cost, at W. H. Spence’s. much handling to bring them to per­ Mbs J. R. Sherman will spend the holi ­ fection as the kerosene. This, of course. ^Tbe merry jingk' of sleigh helis was Is easy to believe, but when it Is said days at her home in Lansing. beard fur the first time Tuesday. MIm Alice Eddy leaves for Armada to­ that from tbe same crude oil. after all Pingree shoes always made from the the lighter oils have been distilled out, best of leather. Buy them at W. H. day to spend her weeks vacation. wax is made so closely resembling the Mrs. M. L. Cook and Miss Gertrude product, of the bee as to deceive even Spence’s­ nn expert, and that it is used in chew­ . Go to Burman 4 Marple’s where you Smith were in Grand Rapids Monday. cat get para whojesome candy, made fresh Miss Bertha Bentley, of the, Ypsilanti ing gum factories, candle factories, laundries and even in candy factories, every day. schools. Is home for the Xmas vacation. one is often met with a polite look of Only genuine Snag Proof rubber boots Mrs. L. Taylor, of Springfield, Va., is doubt or an incredulous shrug of the in tbe city at W. H. Spence’s. One pair the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. L. Wilkins. shoulders. Yet it is ao. It is’possible to will outwear three pairs of ordinary rubber ^Miss Pearl Michael, of Syracuse, N. Y., go yet further, aud say that hundreds of homes in Whiting and Chicago will boots. if spending tbe holidays with her parents. be made comfortable this winter by The St. Agnes Guild girls netted a neat Miss Etta Main, of Toledo. Ohio, is ex­ the refuse that adheres to the bottom mim from their sale ot fancy articles, at pected in the city to-night for a few days and aides of tbe “atiMs” after even the tbe Parish bouse, Saturday afternoon and visit. vox has been pressed out. This ref­ evening. use makes, a good coke, is easily lighted, Dr. and Mrs. G. R. Johnson are spend­ The sheriff of Calhoan county was in ing a week with relatives at Manchester, and is warmer, cleaner and cheaper than coal. Hundreds of tons are re­ the city .last week and took back Herbert Mich. moved from the stills daily before they . Bower who was arrested on the charge of Fred Loveland, who lias been in Ohio are “charged” again, and hundreds of bastardy. and Indiana for some time, returned home those who use this fnel do not know' . Invitations have txN»n Issued by the band that it was once crude oil, dug in the Tuesday. tor a select party at the Hastings House ^3eo. Wildern, of Charlotte, has quit Ohio fields and piped on to - Whiting. New Year's night. The band will furnish The carboh used in electric lights la work at the Banner office, Geo. Higdon also made from this coke. Nothing is the music and a fine time is anticipated. taking bis place. wasted; Farmers, make your cows and your hens Ab the most common the kerosene oil Mrs. H. Pipp, and daughter Beatrice, get your Christmas presents by bringing. la perhaps the most interesting of the your butter and eggs to W. H. Spence and[ aud Mr. Fisher. ,of Grand Rapids, were products. After leaving the crude stil.’* exchange for anything in the boot and shoe, guejts ot Miss Reid over Sunday. | it appears again in “sweetening stills." .AfiMes Maude Bentley. Ixjttie Lake an 1 line. . or in the “compound cylinders.” which Mr. and Mrs H. Lewek are moving Leun Fuller, of the State Normal are! perform the same work as the sweet­ Jnjo part of Mrs. Rachael Bailey’s house spunding their vacation at home. ening stills, but In a newer invention, Thomas Sullivan, prosecuting attorney at­ Mr. and Mrs. John Brock, of Otsego, and Is patented h. an outsider, who al­ The torney elect, expects to move into the house and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Brock, of Duttor, lows only 40 In each refinery. “sweeteners” form an important fac­ they vacate. will spend Christmas Bith their mother. tor in the refining of Ohio oil. Owing Buy something useful for Christmas Mrs. Carrie James, of Cleveland, O., is to the. “compound" before mentioned such as a alee pair nf slippers, a pair of expected iu the cRy this week, nnd will and rhe continuous friction of the im­ boots or shoes. We have everything in spend the winter with her sister Mrs. H. mense wire brushes, which keep the oil in a mtvl whirl, it loses much of its-bod this line and will trade for your produce. Lswick. Come and see us. W. H. Stence. Misses Olive Lathrop, Gertrude Smith, odor. It is again vapored off. cooled in the condenser Imxvs and passed off into Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lombard and Mr. S. W. Smith, D. L. Goodyear, Roy Mat­ the “steam stills" for the next process. and Mrs. IL K. Grant entertain M. L. thews, and i^eon Bauer are home from In the steam stills it is treated just /Cook’s Sunday school class of which they Ann Arbor fot tbe holidays. ■ tKe same ns in the two previous pro'-c4’3are members, with a fagot party at the cs, with the addition of a washing by Dr. Chas. Russell, of Allegan, has been home of Mr. and Mrs. Lombard. Thursday, appointed a member of the board of pen­ steam from perforated.pipes psr.ring it. Jl It Is, is "vapored** vll off I... ns beThis through II. IJC ■ December 81. sion examiners of Allegan county. . T*,u ’’ I fore, nnd now one would suppose that Several Hastings people have received j will be pleasing news to his many friends h wna ready for u«e. Not quite. The Invitation!: to a dancing party given at here. kerosene oil now passes Into the agi­ Cresent Lodge and Ivj Temple at K. of P. Mrs. A. J. Wright and daughter Grace, tator for the final process. The agitator hall Middleville. Tbureday evening. De­ of Carlton, were In tbe City Saturday on is a funnebahaped tank in which the oil cember 31. Betzner and Clement’s full in treated with acid and beaten and their way home from Grand Rapids where blown about by n machine called n orchestra will furnish the music. Mrs. Wright had been visiting. Miss blower and washed by tonrents of wa­ Eugene McGuire and Fred Anderson, of Wright h attending school in that city ter until it roars like the lake in s Battle Crack, were brought to the county and will spend the holidays at her home. storm. Every particle of foreign matj^iltbis week on complaint of Geo. Bowser tey is thus expelled. It is then pumped Church and Society. of Johnstown, for stealing 100 bushels of eff into the storage tanks for shipping. Y. P. S. C. E. at 0 o'clock in Presby­ corn from him. Hearing before Squire •—Chicago Tribune. terian churc'-, Oilman, of Johestown, yesterday. The Epvorth League Sunday evening THE PRISONER’S FRIEND. . Go to the European Restaurant on Jef­ will be led by Gertrude Smith. COOK BROS, Propriet r» ferson street kept by By. Dickinson, for . your meals and lunches. Seth Stone is cook, and the ?ti»eral patronage they are receiving, show they are giving good sat­ isfaction. Lunches at all hours, Everything ueal, and strictly up to Sate, Give them a trial Mr. Atkins, one ot the contractors is building the city ball, got his hand caught in the elevator yesterday morning, and smashed it badly. Dr. Lowry was called to dress tlie wounds, and found no bones broken, but Mr; Atkins will have to rest from his labor for several days to Seth White wh<we name is as notorious as Tom Casey’4 In the annals of the juati< e courts of Barry County is again in dur­ ance vile, this time for stealing tools from the granaiy ot E iwin Brumm, of Castle­ ton. He had his hearing Friday before Justice Riker, waived examination and was bound over to the circuit court. There** lota ot whispering tn th” a!r, Many a hugu upo.« the breeze; And presents here and presents ther». Hidden among green Chri tms. tree’. Bell’ are imundl ng and ringing eweet. Telling tbe Mtort once The bat»e. the in auger. Htnrci’s next:— Christ cruritled for lallen in in. There's a light from Jiidra i hili’*. Ke-fle ling Itnahtlru’-r the earth; A henlinr-balm for all our 111.’; The Gul iras ot bumble birth. There are memories too.! -nd tend .*ad. In the «b*-gh h*lli« ju»gh-: Dej r heir «, tbo’ hiuiaed. w*- would e glad • With our tensest lover Krits Krlngle. poor lie <1 siifa-rKwiiiaeionunn-, 4H”>ir ' There’s i»v green and wassail ban i. And h'llly wreaths from bw«»t «!•«.. J»et b*artn gro v ’.J a: wifb ff “frare on Exrth guoJ will toward men ’’ WilumGxokck Kmsuson Awarded Honors—World’s Fair, nsi The U. E. R. C. meets with Rev. W. W. Taylor on Saturday eve. at 7:30. Rev. and Mrs. A. D.>. Grigsby “tliankfully ’“*■* ’* acknowledge the liberality . .1 ence of their many friends at the late den A’.-.n. The program of the League Tuesday evening will tie under the direction of Miss Gertrude Abbey. Supt. of the Liter­ ary Department. At tbe Methodist church next Sunday the subject will be. morning, “The Prince of Peace.” Evening. “The Cradle, tbe Cross and the Crown.” Usual services in Presbyterian church. The pastor will preach in the morning on “A Snatch of an Old Song,” in the even­ ing on “Winter Apples. Tha ladles of the First Baptist church made fifty dollars at their experience so­ cial on the 18th. As this'one was such a success another has bsen planned for May the IsL " The services at Emmanuel church on Cfrifctman day wilt oe as follows: Holy communion 7:30 a. m.; morning prayer and services st 10 a. m. The music at tbe ten o’clock service will be by tbe vested choir The regular meeting of tbe W. H. M. S. of tbe M. E. church will meet In tbe church parlors Wednesday afternoon next, Dec. 30th. Thia Is a meeting especially for work. A good attendance Is desired. Don’t furget the S. S. Township con­ vention st the Episcopal Parish House next Tuesday. Begins at 0 and covers morning and afternoon. Please bring your Bibles nnd delegates reports. Turn to program elsewhere printed. The Presbyterian Sunday School spent a pleasant evening lost Tuesday in their Christmas exercises tn the Episcopal Par­ ISO House DVUW kindly MU1UIY lent ieui by tbe iuc wardens. W«iucu.i. I, ish An exerllrnt .upper li«d been pro.ided ; followed bv various gsuw-H and amuse­ 'mente. Gifts for tbe p< or were brought [ in by the young people and friends for distribution. W'ofnens Club. The pr •gram Friday proved to be one of great internal. The history paper wss given by Mrs. M. J. Timmerman. “The French Baion" *R’ tl»<* subject of an inter­ esting paner by Mrs. Ella Holloway. Mrs. Geneva Hwyrs gave a talk nn “Without the Fntt'fiiiMe w hat I-* Woman's Part in P d|Uc'?’’ and irratod it In I rr usual capa­ ble and hireiule way. Thu first chapter of rii otig •:»» Mory was very cleverly written by MI-n Anna Johnson* which will be con• inuo»l bv fiv»» m»»»*r menttwra l',e th Hughnut the year each writing a chapter. Regarding the saddle horse, no rid^ that Aufforated bjr Sulphur. HOW KEROSENE IS REFINED. LI HUL'G AND CHINA. Sosethlns About • R: ir»»rksi>lc Americas Iiuinsxry. The Groat Man’a Rolat.cns with ’• the Common People. Ha-s m Very Dlfllen’.i Position Maintain and In Too Progrt'Mlvt- for tbe blow■ Going Celestials. That was a strange collocation of a single flny’s dispatches which told bow Li-Hung Chang, upon bis arrival ut Pe­ lting. had been inade minister of for­ eign affair* and had bwu reprimanded for omitting one or more of the proper forms in paying respects to the dow­ ager empress, it was known before that the lady was a great stickler for eti­ quette, though in this she does not differ from some Christian sovereigns :>f her sex. She is n great stickler also for more substantial things nnd is be­ lieved to have done her full share to­ ward getting tbe middle kingdom into its recent scrapes. The conjunction of reprimand and promotion would be very incredible anywhere els^, but It is no more incredible in China than things that have indubitably happened, ns, for example, the quick succession of the privation of the yellow jacket and its restoration, followed by the bestowal of a confidential mission which any­ where else would denote a man whom the king delighted to honor. It is quite hopeless for an occidental .to attempt to penetrate the mysteries of Chinese politics. The .more the kingdom is laid open by conquering in­ vaders the less do we tmdrr.'ter.d what is disclosed. The want uf apprehension sear's to be shared by men who have .given their lives to undenrtardirg. For been conc’Hating C':*ra r.nd treating with contempt. upon the theory that Chinn war. a vnlr-M« cPv against •Rusr’an aggression. When Creel Brit­ ain ‘had succeeded in alienating Japan in the supposed interest of Chinn. and Japan had conquered China, it cuddcn- BenlAcent ICmuKb of a Little Girl’s HuThirty-eighi years ago a little girl, L1"d“ oabfrt- While, two men were hunting on th Yellowstone river, they saw in a-small gulch a grizzly bear, curled up as it asleep. Being irrxi'of experience, they Now, as Christmas ■ nproaches we climbed up the side of the gulch and, when out of reach, hurled roeks at the Qcall your attention to~theSpec~ huge animal. To their Mirpriae it never iai Goods, we will have moved, although h’t quite frequently. with the Presently it dawvnrd upon them tha-t the girizzly was dead, and closer exarnir.Jirtlon Revealed such to be a fact. There wan no wound on it« body, and While the men were jionderingover thin Rinpmlar circiunHtnnce, they becAme Nice Crcsm Candy,^2. lOcp-rjb conscious of a s;nac of suffocation from HBDdluuu!e Cream-Candy. ."7*. goe j ■•Jj rtrong sulphuF fumes, arising fromsevoral holes in the ground near by. At Extratoe Crrnberrie*. i6c Rome risk they investigated furtlre-r □Kxtn; I’f!” Almeria Grapes. - -Itkeper lb and found the skeleton a of four other Frdc\ Wasbiagiun Navel Oranges. bears, an elk. squirrels and other small Mixed Nuts..................................... fficperlb game, all evidently asphyxiated by the Grenoble Walnuts. ... jjfc rtoorious gases. The gulch made a nat­ BEMT BRAND OYBTERM. ural basin in which the gna settled, BEST BRAND CRACK KUH. and. as it is heavy and lies near the surface, quadrxipedH full easy victims In fact everything nice and good in this death-trap. Even the hunters suffered from severe headache and for the day^and tbe'dinner, nausea, after their brief stay.—Golden »tbo’VM- ful and most useful work, where such work had. not been done by other and elder people. Iler father's house was in Chicago opposite to what was then the old brick prison. On her way to and l.om school she passed directly beneath the grated windows of the city prison. Many were the rude faces she saw peer­ ing out of these windows us. she hurried by. One morning an old man who was serving a sentence in tfbe prison, and who had noticed the child passing daily, spoke to her through the bars or iron. “Won’t you bring me something to read, my dear?” he asked, plaintively. “1 am very lonesome here, and have nothing to do. Bring me any kind of book, that’s a good girl.** No prisoner had ever spoken to the ten-year-old child before, and half­ interested, she hurried home nnd told her father the incident He immediately gave her a book from his library to take to the prisoner. In a short time thelittie messenger had made friends with the old man, who seemed to be touched for the first time in his life. Every Sun­ day after that the child carried a book to the prison, naked for the man who talked to her through his grated win­ dow, and gave him a new book to read. Several months later, the prisoner be­ came mortally ill and sent for his little benefactor.. Before she went away the dying man said: “Promise me. child, you’ll do as much for my conxnules in prison as you’ve clone for me.” “I will,” mid Linda, solemnly. 8he keprti her word, nnd for a long time confined her labors to prisoners in her own state. Hundreds of discharged con­ victs came to her. She had been their prison friend, and was their only hope when they were released. No one went awaj’ without assistance. To some she gwve money: to others clothes and shel­ ter and employment. The first county jail library in Chicago was established by her. Soon she reached out into other states. She in­ terested her friends in the work and gave a library of 2,000 volumes to the county jail In St. Louis. Thousands of books began to be sent to her from peopie all over the country, and these she distributed to many prisons. Now she began to be known throughout the west ,as “The Prisoner's Friend.” ’ Ludlow street jail, tbe tombs, tha house of detention, in Nrw York, have the ultimate benefit of nil the j-rccecd* infT:. For there dors not serin to be any doubt that the concrMsion of n Chinese yutlet for the Siberian railway hu« In fn'-t been made. There Ir rea«on to doubt, however, that Li Ifunz Char *» hna been mode min­ is’. ~r of forc’rrn c r. t>* first ’s’-r n*innd in China that 1b rath'-r a detail. Of th* rdmlrlstrrt'v? t’csrds which among th'-n mfcmr.nr r? tbe empire, not one of thm is !~rc’firnBv n department of forelrn nffa:r». end if they were it would be n board and not an individunl. “Abroad" is a« much Ignored in nil Chirte^? crfuc'r.J r.rrangrment* ns Mr. Mc­ Kinley WOpffd like to see It in the in­ dustrial exchange, or Mr Bryan, in finance. # In the next place the report does not take account cf the dead weight of inrrtin that the mandarin classq&n and does oppose toany attempt to nssimiliate their country to the vest of tbe world, or to put it in line with modem progress. The contempt of mere ignorance, such as the untutored Chinaman exhibits for foreigners, is nothin? to the contempt of Chinamen tutored after the Chinese mode of edu­ cation. Li Hung Changia nn energetic person, £ut he is quite helpless against this inert resistance. We mar be quite sure that n Chinaman who believes that the isolation of Chinn outfit to be modi­ fied is looked upon cither hR n harmleas visionary or dnrterons radical. LI Hung Chang cannot, be put in the former clnsa. and so he must belong to the latter. Tn the course of his voyage around the world he bns expressed him­ self in favor of fuller and freer trade with hia own country, and this is to the mandarins a sentiment alarming and revolutionary. Though the innovator is an old mon in the scale of human life he :r a mere boy in that of Chinese civ­ ilization nnd its representatives, who count themselves some 2,000 years older nnd consequently wiser than he.—Har­ per’s Weekly. MORTGAGE BALE Default having t>een made Id the conditions of a certain mortgage made bv Roral H. Brown and Adella Brown, husband and wile, of the township of Hasttngs. Barry County. Mich'gan. and Adrlla Brown iu her rwn right as well as In bar ot dower, to the Commercial Saving* Bank, ot Marshall. Michigan, dated the fourt-.-rnth davof August A. D.. 1KJI. and recorded l i thn office ot the register ot deeds, fo? the county ol Barn- and state nt Michigan, on tbe twentieth dnv of August, A. D„ 1MB. In Liber 50 of mort­ gages. on page IU. said mortgage was on the ex pre-s eoiiuition that should any default be in ide In the payment ot said Interest or any part thereof, on any day wbenton the same fa made payable, a* above expressed, and should tbe same remain unpaid and in arrear for th«npace of thirty days, then and from thence forth, the aforesaid principal .-utn nf t vo chons­ and dollars with all arrearage of JntereM ’here­ on, Rtmli. at the option of said pany ««f the sec ond part become and be due aid pmxliie Im­ mediately thereafter, although the peih d above limited for the payment thereof-way no* thm hare expin d, and default hav n t bfeet- nmde in the payment of interest dm*. August li<h. 1895. and tbe same having rem,l >< a unpaid and m arrears for tbe snate of tlmiy day- aud up wards the aforesaid prlnct-*i «nm Mitb all arrranures of talerest la m»w declarer «ue and payable by the term* of said murtgage. on which mortgage there is claimed to be due Mt the date of this notice the sum of two UiouMind two hundred and ninety two dollars and twentv six ream, and an attorney's fee of thirty five dollars provided for In said mortgage, aud no eult or proceedings at law having been lust! tuted to recover toe moneys secured by said h,or,’,NC:or£u* PJrtG’tireoI; Now. Therefore, bv vircuu of the power of sale contained in said mortgage. and the stat­ ute In soeh case made and provided, notice u hereby given that ou Haturday, the twenty Mreidfe day of Marek. A. D., 1897. at ten o’clock in Ito forenoon. I shall sell at public nuollon. to the higbeat bidder, at th® north front door of tbe c urt house. In tbe city of Basting-* [thatbeing tt>e place where lhe circuit court for Harry county }s bolden]. tbe premises d - Special Prices: Looks Are Deceitful. She—I think a girl looks awful cheap when, she first becomes engaged. He—She may look cheap, but, you can bet she’s not.—Yonkers Statesman. NOTICE. 39-40-42-44 Do You Want a* GOOD;Fur Rabe J We have 29 Suits of the above sizes, don’t want so many, so have divided them into two lots:. At a small expense: more durable than any fur known? If go send us your hides, We manufacture Robes, Coats, Gloves, Mittens and Rugs. We tan Horse, Dog, Mule, Bear, Deer, Elk, Wolf, Angora, Goat or any fur. Calf, Cow, Steer or Bull and all other skins can be tanned alike—soft and pliable. All the $7 50, $9.00 and $10.00 Suits will go at $5.85. All the $12,to$I5 lot to go at $9.35. If you wear any of the above sizes here are some never-before°“r Custom Department seen, bargains. . New lot of Neckties in new pat­ terns selected for Christmas effect Is the best in the state. Robes can be returned to you in thirty —Club House, Bows, Tecks. Im­ to sixty days. Send for sam­ perials, 4-in-hands. Puffs. ples and price list. • Best 50c, 75c, 90c underwear in tbe city. Gloves and Mittens, best quality -lowest prices. Collar Buttons, Cuff Buttons, Cuff holders. Z J. C. FARRELL, Clothier. fastings f^obe and Tanning Co Mich. Hastings, THERE MAY BE OTHERS Who Have as Fine a Display as we have of BUT WE DON’T KNOW THEM. Handkerchiefs, 2c Handkerchiefs, a Sc Handkerchiefs,« 10c Handkerchiefs, 12c Handkerchiefs, o 18c Handkerchiefs,« 20c Handkerchiefs, e 25c Handkerchiefs,« 35c Handkerchiefs, e 40c L. E. STAUFFER. DON’T SEND AWAY FOR A . Sewing Machine I ran furnish you just as cheap as yon can buy anywhere In the world, and j ou can are the ma­ chine and try I: before you buy. Tbe New Ideal New i Homes A few nice 5-drawers machines for" $25 each. Come and see me and 1 will sell you if you are going to buy. 5 DRAWERS. said mortanrr. with seven per cent. Inltref. Made by <he New Home Co., and Fully Warrant­ ed tor Five Years, for Sewing Maehlne Needles for all Machines and the Finest Oil Made. •STALL GOODS SOLD AS CHEAP AS THE CHAPEST-SM PUMPS AND PUMP FIXTUBES � https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/423/HastingsBanner_1896-12-31.pdf bf445e4787121a1564cc68a70fd94f59 PDF Text Text ”J VOL. XLI. Hastings Banner. NO. 35 HASTINGS, MICH.. DECEMBER 31, 1896. P A. SHELDON, Abstract and Real Estate Office. Abstract Block. Hastings. V. . Hooey to loan on Real Estate BcaiWtate sold ou cnmmtMlOD. General conveyancing. Giiviug a complete set of Abstract Books, coin■r-d from the Records, can furnish complete abstraab. Hastings Banner. Published Thuradava br >- COOK • BROS.. •» L. E. STAUFFER I 10L(4RUVE * POTTER. V Attorneys at Law iSuccesBora to Philip T. Colgrove.) (Office In Union block, Haaunn.) rraetlces in nil the courts of the st*U>. E. KEN ASTON? Attorney at Irtw, * (Over J.8. Goodyear& Co.’astore.) Fracttcesln all courts of the State. Collection* promptly attended to. l R. TIMMERMAN, Homtepalhlc Phy slcian and Surgeon. Office over Roger's grocery store.) p A. SCRIBNER, M. D., ' V* Physician and Surgeon. Delton, Mich. Office In residence, one block east of depot. a. a c. h. barber • Physicians and Surgeons. Calls in city or county responded to with roiuptness. day or night. H L aw and collection office of J. M. SMITH. Collections made J.n all parts of the state Couveyan'ciDg a speciality. Special pains taken in drafting contracts, chattel mort­ gages and wills. Woodland, Mich.- idward Taggart , Loyal E. Kuappen. ‘ Arthur C. Denison. TAGGART, KNAPPEN & DENISON lawyers Rooms 811 817 Michigan Trust Co. Bldg.. Grand Rapids, Michigan. Ends of EvenjihifK] The End of the Old Year will be forgotten by those who visit our store next week. They’ll have other Ends in view-hundreds of them -Endless Ends of Dress Goods, Flannels, Underwear. Shoes, Embroideries, Laces—in fact almost everything to be found' n out Up-to-date General Store will go at unheard-of prices, January 4th D3^^/+.C I AMES A. SWEEZEY. •J Attorney at law, Hastings. Mich. Practices In all courts of the state. Collestions promptly attended to. BELOW ARE A FEW STARTERS: ' \VM. H: STEBBINS ' '' Frneral Director. Rooms next to Christmas’ Photograph Studio. Residence :«» Court street. AH calls promntlv tended day rtr night. E. BARRELL. • Attorney at law. Office over Hastings City Bank. Collections promptly attended to. and general lawbuatne-s transacted. T J^EARN PHOTOGRAPHY With the Comet. A Camera with full Instruct­ ion* and material lor making pictures. Price only $i,oo. General and local agents wanted. Address M. C. Elliott. 11 Norwood Ave.. Hills­ dale, Mich. - - Blankets and Comforts. Dress Goods— big drop in prices just as the Among which any desired length cold nights are coming on. The for waist, shirt or dress may be cotton fleeced blankets that you selected, as we have included knew, (ai 6oc per pair will go everything in stock that has been seriously cut into. for 45C Fine all-wool blankets that ought to and have been bringing $5.00 will sell for....................... $3.00 Hastings City Bank, Hastings, Mich. Our red-lined comforts, ddublebed size, that we have never Incorporated under the* laws of the State of * Michigansold for less than It.00; price Open for business, Dec. 10, 1886. neV week............................. 75C SURPLUS, 920,000.00 OFFICERS. D. G Robinson. Preaident Chester Messer. Vice Prea. Dan W. Reynolds. Cashier DIRECTORS: Dan W Reynolds, - W. H. Powers, D G. Robinson. R. B. Me-ser. M. L.Cook. Chester Messex. P. T. Colgrove. Shoe Department— Mens Felt Boots for only.......... 35C Ladies Dongola button shoes $1.25 and $1.50—your choice... .$1.00 Has the only savings department In Barry County and pays interest on all time deposits. Boys Congress shoes worth $1.50 for only........ ..... .................$1.00 Misses heeled and spring heeled shoes—former price B1.25, next week...................................$1.00 Handkerchiefs— Our handkerchief window that has Attracted the attention of so many during the Christmas shop­ ping season, has yielded up its store of cambric and linen to make room for its successor. The squares of white are not’ quite as white as they were when you saw them through the glass—so they too are marked down without further parley. Dozens of styles are represented. Ribbons— Over 1,000 yards of all sorts—wide Childrens 85c and $1.00 heeled and narrow—in ail popular colors shoes lor only....................... 4°c and black, will go at remarkably low prices. Shawls— At the prices we will give it will pay to buy one for next winter. Linens— We must thin out our immense stock of linen towels, and in orA little reflection about Furni-i^^^ der to make it an inducemenCfor ture can lead to but one conclu-' Your choice of any in the store per people to buy, have almost cut sion: a brilliant result always fol­ the prices in two. yard.......................................... 5C lows buying at our establishment. How Does it Look.” “And Will It Last?' QR0QERIE5 Are the first questions to ask about a piece of furniture. Whitever’s handsome and durable is as good as it need be. Our Bedroom Suites and Dining Room Outfits leave nothing to be desired in point of beauty and solidity. We keep We’ll quote you a few prices on Groceries just to show you we’re •in it” in this Department also. Prices Down To make buying easy. Here’s how to make money: 21 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00 25 lbs. Light Brown Sugar for $i oo 8 lbs. Rolled Oats, best, for .25 1 lb. Hoyt’s Standard Coffee for .19 A S15 Couch for tio A $13 Dining Table for - $8 A $12 Upholstered Rocker for - $8 A $9 Stand for $5 These are some of the bargains we arc offering as special attrac lions. Benkes & Walldoiff, • . ■. MhtdUvilie. i A• F . HASTINGS, MICH CORRESPONDENCE. N. P. Ho Ion ami wife are guewts at Mta. N. Griswold**. Mtjahfti. Doh Putnam, nf Carltnn, and Guy Putnam, of Bmigor. are spending the huHday* with their mother Mr,. A. Put­ nam, Messrs Herbert M. Rich, Wm. R. Har­ per an<l Don A. Parkhuret aro home £roui Hie university to spend their hoildav vacailon. . —. Frdt;k Markham and wife, of Big Rap­ ids. art visit Illg B». A. L. McDowells. Chas. Burtt, of Coats Grove, la visiting hls cousin W. E. Wubb. Mr. and Mis. Stephen A. Gott spent ChrlMniRH In Hastings, the guest of the laUePasiMter. Mrs. Geo. Burgess. Mrs. A, Putnam, cun templates moving to your city In the near future. No preaching service at the M- E. church last Sunday on account of the 111ne»M of toe Pastor Rev. F. N. Janes. Frank Jarirs. • of Albion College, Is spending the holidays with hls parents, ,Mr and Mrs. F. N. Janes. . Wm Aspiball, of Grand Rapids, spent Christmas w'ltli his sister, Mrs. J. C. llobson. ' , W. C. Sackett and wife spent Christinas wiili their parents at Vermontville. Miss Bertha Rouan, of the State.Normal, is spending her vacation with her patents on the West county line. I. H. Keeler and wife, of Owosso, are vi-.ltlng relatives in tbe village. The West Side Social club held exer­ cises and a Christmas tree at the home of Mrs. 11. J. Chapman Thursday eve. About 95 were* present and all report a good lime. J. P. LaBar and wife, of Midland, are visiting their daughter Mrs. Arthur Tewsbury. Allen Morse bad the misfortune to be throwu from hls wagon, breaking his limb. George Bassett and wife, of Nashville, are visiting their parents of this place, during the holiday vacation. Mr. and Mrs. 0. N. Webb and sou Addison, ate turkey at A. L. McDowells, Christmas. Geo. L. Keeler was in Grand Rapids, Tuesday, in the Interest of the Brass Co. Shultx. Wish you happy New Year. No school until a week from Monday. A large crowd out Christmas eve and the exercises were enjoyed by all and many pretty presents received. The music was rendered by Miss Archer, a graduate from Sr. Mary's College. Wa hear that our teacher Miss lone Snyder was married to Mr. Bert Still Christmas Yve. ’They have the best wishes of all. John Hom and family spent Christmas at Nagles. Myrtle Mosher was home over Sunday. C. Kaier and wife spent Sunday at J. Horn’s. P. Mosher and family ate Christmas dinner with the former’s brother, Howard Mosher. , Lillie Shults Is borne for ten days vaca­ tion. Ada Mosher went to Battle Creek Wed­ nesday on a visit. She expects to visit friends In Indiana and Mrs. Frank Horton uf Hudson, before returning. Mr. Wyerman and wife, of Middleville, spent Christmas here. Mrs. M. Shults had company from Ind­ iana Christmas. Mr. Replogle. of your city, Is stopping with Fred Chilson. Little Ira Shults had a tumor removed last week. Sunday School will be at one o clock next Sunday on account of electing officers for the ensuing year. . Our first singing school will be-beld at the church Saturday night under th« management of Mrs. lauch. We have twenty pupils enrolled and hope to see more Saturday night. Ed McCartney, of Hampshire. IIL, spent pChrlstmas with hls parents, George Mc­ Cartney and wife. Mrs. Rob’t. Bramfitt Is visiting friends In Maple Grove. The dance at Hern Moses’ was quite well attended. Mrs. Ixjng and son Fred spent a few days last week in Battle Creek. who is attending *""•at’Battie Creek spent Christmas at schwi home. Tl>e Epworth L«ltue will <lre in entrrMlnnrnt Frldiy ereulni. Jan. 1. W Mr>. Ed Kerae apent a lew da,a laat werk a Battle Creek. SI Im Bertha Palmer I, able to be opt. Andrew Bal.' little glrla are apendlok their vacation with I heir irrandorather. The Free Metbodl.l meeting are lo proKreaa at lAphatn', Hall. School closed tor tbe holidays and Mlaa Brace Smith ba, none to her home In Coats Crove Mrs. Crawford waa taken suddenly 111 last Friday erenlDI but Is some belter at at present . . . . , The M. E. Sunday School elected ofheera aa follows: SupL. May Potter; A„-u Sopt. I.ewls Gray; See’,.. Effie Dean: Organist, Jennie Jarranl; Chorister. Mrs. Sillaon. of Kalamaioo. la the goasl of her daughter. Mrs. John Ba,n' Bro. Humphrey, of Wayland, will visit .Sir place and preach tor us Saturday e’<m,„g and Sunday. Jan. Ptb and 10U. The Cltrislmaa agerelsea were t enons, g.e.y ,„reta.wM well rerntewd and the ‘"Zw’ Welle'. eblMnm are • STAUFFJER. a M - • ?> -*• i THE BEST ADVER-. | TISING MEDIUM IN t BARRY COUNTY. ... WHOLE NO. 2168 Prairieville. School closed. Thursday for a vacation. They will re-open Jan. 4th, 1897. . D. G. Cross has entertained Edwki Cross, of.Adrian, the past week. Lawyer Anderson. of Plain we’,I, plead the case of F. WUtQQ vs. Geo. Brownell before Justice Brown on Tuesday last and Lawyer Smith, of Galesburg, plead for de­ fendant. । .• Morris VanAnlwerp visited hls father Rev. Van Antwerp, of CoaHtock. over Sun­ day. M, M. Chose is get'. Ing material ready for hls new brick residence on South Main St. L. L. Ixiveland was In Kalamaxoo Mon­ day. Mrs. Buel is visiting her parents al Keeler. Van Buren County. She will also visit her brother-in-law Rev. Buel, of Do­ wagiac, before returning. Mrs. Eugene Harthorn Is quite serious­ ly ill. Mrs. A. C. Storms is much better. John Drummond, Jr., of Grand'Rapids, Is vlslitng hls parents herf. Mrs. E. Armstrong has a daughter and husband from Milwaukee, visiting her. Fred Jones, of Kalamazoo, Is the guest of hls mother Mrs. A. Jones. E. L. Richards and wife, of Irving,spent Christmas with W. R. Richards and fami­ ly. The M. E. and Baptist churches both celebrated Christmas with trees at their respective churches and appropriate pro­ grams were rendered; Mrs. Webster, of lorta, is the guest of her son Mason Holcomb, also Mr. and Mrs. Shepard, of Otsego. . Revival meetings continue at the Bap­ tist church with Rev. Berry in charge. Rev. Bud went Monday to join hls wife on n visit to hls brother al Dowagiac. Orangeville. A Happy New Year to all. The- Christmas tree at the church last Thursday evening was attended by a large audience. The exerciaes were the upa. and downs, rendered by the church fijrcle, which was very instructive and highly en­ tertaining followed by recitations and se­ lect singing. “Old Santa Claus Offended” was a very fine selection. A large amount of presents were distributed, and ail went borne happy. Mr. Ellis’ house caught fire Wednesday evening about 10:30 o’clock. Help whs soon called and the tire stopped with but little damage. While Mr. and Mrs. Earle were driving to the fire at a rapid rate, their buggy turned over throwing them both out. Mrs. Earle being hurt quite bad­ lyJohn Kliugensmltb. of Grand Rapids, is visiting bis brother Daniel. James Coon and wife, of Grand Rapids, spent Christmas with his parents. The remains of Sarah Deck were brought here for Interment In Oak Hill cemetery last Thursday. Sarah Deck was born In Little Falls, Herkimer Co., New York, In 1833. She came to Mich. 3b years ago settling In Cannonsburg. Kent Co., thence In Middleville, Barry Co.; 17 years ago she moved to Rockford, Kent Co., where she resided until her decease Dec. 28. She leaves two sons and a host of friends to mourn her loss. Miss Piper, of Kalamazoo, Is visiting friends here this week. Last Saturday evening the Grange elected Lie following officers for the en­ suing year:— Master—Edgar Brown. Overseer—C. F. Woodman. Secretiry—Charles Saddler. What is the matter with our Ne< Years sleigh parties. 8. M. Kidder and wife attended a sur­ prise gathering upon Mr. and Mrs. Camp­ bell. of Tamarac, last Wednesday. Mrs. Cora Stapler has been renewing her strength of late. — Wilfred Eastman, of Woodland, was the guest of S. M. Kidder and wife laat Sunday. The marriage of Cora Stapler to Hiram Strong, both of this place, occurred Christ­ mas eve. at the home of W. S. Adkins for whom Mrs. Stapler has been clerking the past two years. It was attended only by the Immediate friends and the relative! of bride and groom. A very sumptuous sup­ per was served which gave due credit to Mrs. Adkins and Mrs. Blanchard. Many handsome and useful presents were re­ ceived. 1A merry crowd escorted the happy couple w the 9 o’clock train, com­ pletely covering them with rice aud-chevry good-byes, as they left for a week's tour through tbe north. To the great surprise of the Morgan people Mr. and Mrs. HlrauS Strong return­ ed on ihe evening train Monday. Elttwr Hie groom was too young to leave hls home or the weather was too inclement to travel any kmger. A Happy New Year to all Baxbkb readera.and If you don't take tbd Baxmkh snbscribe for it; the beat paper Id Barry County. O. W. Frey and wife entertained friends from Benton Harbor a few daya last week. Mr. Osdood and daughters Jennie and Nora are lire guests of relatives in Bunker Bill st this writing. Wrn. Freeman In now slopping with bls daughter Mrs. J. Phillips for an indefinite time. ' • Fred Bullis, of Nashville. wa« the guest of bls sister Mrs. C. Bice, Christmas. Mm. Caramel and win spent Christmas C Mis, *M,rtie Eno .pent Cbrlalmaa with with Mr. Kelley snd wife Mrs. A. Huffman was tbe guest of her her imrenta. Andrew Eno and wife. MIM Covel, or Oaleaburt. la spending a parents Mr and Mrs. Benkes in Hastings last week. few days with Allie Brook, and wife. Every body Is well or getting better. Charles Mason has moved Into hla new store at Maple Grove Center. Cowl, orwva. f-........... ....................i,,, Carlton. Wm.' MeKlnnj, otNuntra.1, ihlUnir hi, d.uthler, Mn. C. U Swllb. ,t ul, writing, a finny tfcrp, nter I, In loul, Thuine hrr uncle,- Geo. Gmkriglit. C. L. Smlili went to Lake Co. laat Fri­ day to.visit relatives, f Dr. Wright and wife wAil to Hudson last week to visit their auna Orville and Charles. Roy Fuller la home from Big Rapid* tor the holidays. Born, to C. O. Fleming and wife Dec. 23rd..an eleven pound girl. . Give Charley pteu’y of room. A young peoples- aqglety baa lately been organised at Carlton Onter with C. L. Smith president. The object Is tbe Improvement of mind aud talent and sociability among the youths of our town. Place of meeting, the Methodist church. Next Friday eve they bold their regular meeting. A program will be carried out the fore par: of the evening. Jrs»v Vester, leader. Watch mooting later. There has been a Teachers Reading Cir­ cle formed by the teacher* of the town­ ship. W. R. Vester, president; Frauds Allerdlng, sec’y. They meet Id the school house every alternate Saturcby evening. Maggie Stevens, of Battle Creek. Is spending the holidays with her uncle Rev. Crago. Alvarez Wilcox, wife and son Vorn, of Battle Creek, are guests of Theo Packer and wife. lurs. Craig, of North Assyria, died last week after a brief Illness. Funeral at Ellis school house Sunday. digs. Cummins and wife, of Bellevue, spent Christmas with Lyman Wilcox and wife. • The new officers for the Endeavor are: President. Cora Wright; Sec’y, Florence Phillips; Treat.. Will Sylvreter. The Christmas tree proved a pleasant affair as usual. Dan Stump and wife are guests of 0. W. Crufoot and wire. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Matrons, of North Mich., were at O. Phillips last week. * They returned Monday. Revival meetings have commenced at the Austin conducted by Rev. Crago. F. K. MoCollom, of Gaines, was In town during the holidays., F. K. Brunner and wife, of Lowell, spent their ChrlHlmaa In Freeport. Simon Steckle and family, of Grand Rapids, were., guests of A. B. Steckle and wife the last of the week. Rev. W. H. Wright and wife, of Saranac, were in Freepoit over Sunday. Rov. Wright preached at the M. E. church Sun­ day evening. The Clirihlmajs exercise* were well attended at both churches. Dr. Wm. Northrup, of Alto, was in town one day iaal week. The Boys Brigade will give a New Year’s dinner next Friday. The dance in Freeport Hall last Friday evening was largely attended. A Happy New Year to all. Oaattoson. Walter Davit, of Vermontville, was a guest of George Coe the first of the week. Will Thomas, of Reed City. Is visiting hls brother Geo. and will remain here thia winter. . John Hager, of Battle Creek, visited Jake Miller, Wednesday. . C. C. Price and wife spent Christmas with Grand Rapid* frkndn. j Web Cole la In Canada on business. Mrs. Coborn. of Charlotte, is visiting her daughter Mrs. Web Cole. Allie Durkee and wife, of Detroit, were guests of Hiram Coe and wife Tuesday. Miss Allie Wilkinson, of Charlotte, Is home over the holidays. Miss Nina I>uwning Is taking a weeks vacation from school duties. Marriage Lteen»<M, Bert E. Dickerson. Maple Grove KdaaC. He Oh. ■­ William Hitt. Woodland Ida Wheeler, •’ Irrlng Goodenouxh. Carltea Los Bronson, Ivying HI rain Htrong, Morgan Cvra Staples, ” William Maynard. Rutland Almira lauiosugb. ** Corwin T. berrft Middleville Ella F. ame. • 1 Charles W. Walden,, Greenville, Tenn. EitaM. Malley, Mldd^vllia Frank Trego. Irving Edna Brown, Rutland William HmlUi. Irelng Marian Klaey. Baltimore Albert H- Brill, Hartings lone i, Snyder] •• Jsrno A. Hayne. Coldwater ’ Kittle M. Beard, Bowens MUD Heal 10 IV IS SI Tr*ti»r«r». wakhawtt br.KM. Fred W. Labe to John Kecbele Jr., parcel, »ec an. Tbernappie, Bl W. J. W. Banureft to Knimsnuel church, lot, city, |x» Frank K. Barabeek to Julius A. HbeJlenberger 37 41 ltx». see 0. Woodland, It XU). J male D. Underhill W Kdward T. Sod Alkrt A. Cole, lot IOM. Hartinn. B1200. Ebtr H. »A-e to KUraiwth A. Lake, 80 a. Me X3. HmUuks. BlOU». (•ban. ft. Johnson tn Lrman D.Habtoe. KM, Yankee Hpringr. KWh Lymaa D. Ratio to ft and HrtUe M. Jobnson. MM. arc Ti. Y»nkae HorlBga, MX>. F k. KuraMck to Addle C. Buaby, lot,etty. Warrea d. Hauox to Busan M.ttooM 4Ba. Srtk 31, Maple Grove. Bill0. rtosM M. (Muld to Warren B. and Hattfo Ma. IW. parert. Maahrilto. B40O . FredTi. lfoawwuaker to C. F. Ids*a. It*, City. WO. . QUITCLAIMS. John McArthur to Wm J. Me Arthur parart. Mill*, pares! John M< KflprtrlrK. John W psre«l.swM. Wsodland.fil. ' Wlkh you ,11 a Hipp, New Tear. Okwta Hajford tv Orin Xorebeek. M, rt»y. J. M. Burpee, of We,lead. ,peol Sun­ OML day al Ibe Spring., Ezra WUBaon te on Ite Mrt Hu. BMITH-KLMY, At We are Informed at the df«Ui of Mr,. Clerk, of wee< Tnoroeppta. formerly of fhh place which occurred lul week. Mr,. Clark had m,ny friend, here. There will be a popnoen enefal al rhe Yankee Spring, eehool Iwwee Wednnda, Of evening for the benedl « Bev. TkM. ItMatsv ■*W> M. l. Bennet ftint �ASTiNGs Banner. Thursday, Dec. 31, 1896. COOK BROS.. Prep. SIX MINERS KILLED. Terrible Result of an Explosion in an Indiana Colliery. m£ht Others Ar® Taken from the Fatal Shat- Badly Injured—One Man Still of Re»cu*. Princeton, Ind., Dec. 28.—A* a result ©f a gas explosion in the mine of the Maule Coal company here Saturday si* men were killed and eight badly in­ jured. One man, Robert I’oneylight, is •till underground and all hope of hia being rescued alive has been given up. Tbe names of the dead are: The Victim*. Robert Maule, aged 29, treasurer and general superintendent of the Maule Coal company; John Holms, married, three children, aged 53; Theodore F&ber, married, one child, aged 33; John Ernst, married, two children, aged t6; John Rial, married, aged 21; Carl Poueylight, aingle, .aged 24, residence, Belleville, TH. Eight miners were injured. Their names follow: James Turner, David Folan. Arthur Colegate, James Cruce, William Grills, Frank Thurber, Thomas Pierce and William Booker. - ■fhe Awfal Explosion. About 20 men were all nt work in the mine, clearing up the debris re­ taking from an explosion which took place last Sunday morning, when no ©ne was injured. Suddenly there was • flash, followed by a blinding explo­ sion. The smoke and gas came rushing from the mouth of the mine, and the alarm was at once given. The scene around the shaft was a pitiful one, the wives, children and relatives of tbe men below shrieking and wringing their Bands in anguish. A big force of men was soon at work and several brave volunteers entered the shaft in search nf the victims. No great progress could be made, on ac­ count of tbe gas and afterdamp, and •everal members of the rescuing party ’Cere soon overcome and had to be car­ ried to the surface. ’©iJEnside of half an hour, however, sev­ eral of the Jx?di?s had bjen found. They were carried out and conveyed Smith’s undertaking rpoms, where {hey were put in presentable shape and an inquest begun. The bodies were shockIpgly mutilated, heads cni«hr^, limbs torn away, intestines protruding anil tbe flesh of the main body hanging in •fired s. NONE OF OUR BUSINESS. London, Dec. 28.—A disjiatoh from Madrid to the Central News says that Senor Canovas del Castillo, the prime niinister, denies that negotiations have been or will be opened with the United States looking to the pacification of Cuba. The prime minister holds that the Cuban question is one of internal politics which in no wise concerns the United States or any other foreign power, and he is still confident that Spain is fully a Lie to suppress the in•sirrection in Cuba without asking for eg accepting the good offices of any gov­ ernment to m*ciire that end. Chi d Suffocated. (Williamsport. Pa., Dec. 2G.—At 0:30 'block Friday etening flumes were diseuvered issuing from the third story of tbe big ConiHiercinl block, the upper floors of which were occupied by a Bfmber of families. The firemen re­ sponded quickly but the dense smoke ’ lukdered them in their work. Charles 'Wiard. five years old, was suffocated Bui death. The mother of the child had t him to .bed and gone ont to spend evening, leaving an oil stove burn­ er in the room. It is supposed the fire ginated from tbe oil stove. .. Albany, N. Y., Dec. 28. — Gen. John Meredith Rend, of this city, th- wellknown diplomatist, died in Paris, aged 59; years. He was the first United State* consul general for France and Algeria in 1869-73. and in November, 1873, was appointed United States minioter resident in Greece. Pioneer Minister Dead. Muscatine, la., Dec. 28.—Rev. A.B.ltobbixss, pastor of the First Congregational ©birch of .\kixcaxine for 53 years, died at ihia home here Sunday morning of heart trouble. Dr. Robbins was one of the first five Congregational ministers who came west in 1843. and had al­ most reached hi* eightieth year. Prove the merit of Hood’s Sarsaparilla - posi­ tive, perfect, permanent Cures. of scrofula in severest forms/like tortre, swelled neck, running sores, hip Kji Intense Itchlnt GLASS-PLATED TYPE. CONVICTS CAN DOFF STRIPES. Geman invention. Those Who Behave Properly Will Bo Al­ lowed to DreM in Uur.lne»i Garb. The replacing of racial type by type made of glass is being seriously consid­ ered, since it haB^ecn found practicable to produce glans type. Since printer’s type is locked and held together solidly in frames, type consisting of one piece of glass was not found to work satisfac­ torily. as the material was found to be too brittle to withstand the pressure. Tbe material, however, is so much cheap­ er and will save much time in the ^manufacture of type that the use of was not given up when it was found that it was not entirely avail­ able for the purpose. Wilhelm Pi lx. of Johannesburg, near Gabions, the center of the Bohemian glass industry, has now patented a very remarkable in­ vention. He proposes to make the body of the type of hard rubber or celluloid, which, when locked in the frame,' will resist the pressure without difficulty and places the glass top of the letter— that is the real face of the tpye—upon the rubber body, cementing them solid­ ly by the use of cement. So as not to suffer under the pressure, the face of the type is somewhat smaller than the traverse section of the body, and in this way the touching of the face of the type in the form is effectively prevented. The advantage of using glass for type, which, will keep its sharpness for a much longer time, since glass is not as subject to wear as metal, is, therefore, effectively achieved with this invention. The innovation has been practically tested, and nt the present moment may be produced in unlimited quantities at comparatively small cost. The demand for type is enormous, and type foundries turn out millions of type per year. In the 30s all printers* type had .to be finished by hand. At that time an output of 4,000 type per day was considered very large. The first type-making innchine invented by David Bruc.‘, in 1838, could turn out 20,­ 000 type, while the J. R. Johnson ma­ chine. patented in 1853, finished daily about 25,000 type, turning it out ready for use. The latest invention in this field was the double type machine of the Frenchman, Foucher, which turns out almost 30,000 per day. By the system of Pilz it will be possible to turn out from 100.000 to 120.000 type per day on the three machines necessary to pro­ duce hls combined rubber and glass type.—St. Louis Republic. \ _ LOUISIANA’S UNSTABLE SOIL, A Channel Four Mil** Wide That Wai inn with a Faddlo. Started bjr h Maa The most original experiment in pris­ on reform which has yet been tried has recently been put into effect nt Ohio’s penitentiary at Columbus. A strik­ ing, almost startling change in the con­ ventional prison stripes of the convict has been made. This, the first an­ nouncement of this startling departure, will doubtless excite wide attention and comment. It is, in brief, regulating the clothing of the convict by hisVeondnct. Under the system now in vogue in all prisons every convict wears the same uniform. The prlsqpcr whose instincts are vile, whose ideas are thoroughly steeped in crime, is the same, in the appearance that clothing gives, as the man whose instincts are of high grade, but who. through weakness, has violated the । • I j Penologists have long held that the In­ telligent convict could be more thor­ oughly reformed by mental ptoerfsea, or methods akin theieto, than by the physical penalties that prison rulashave caused all offendera to suffer. Thia te exactly the idea from which Warden E. G.‘ Coffin, ©Like Ohio penitentiary, con­ ceived his plan of helping the prisoners to reform by grading their clothing. There are |to be three grades, one hard­ ly different from the ordinary suit of the civilian, while the other two bear in, a greater degree tbe mark of the prison. The first grnrftj of clothing is of plain gray cloth^with nothing to indicate that it is anything else than a citizen’s^uH. The second grade will cons’st of gra> ond white checkered good3. and the third grailc will be that of the present regular stripes, ns now worn by nil. A prisoner upon entering the prison will bo placed in the second grutV-.and after the expiration of six months, with­ out being reported for any infrartiur. cf the rules, will he entitled to be -placid in the first grade. Every prisoner in the Ohio penitentiary who is not re­ ported for the Violation of a prison rule until January 1 will lie j>ermittcd to wear the first grade uniform as soon as it is possible to procure it. The pris­ oner who during tlic. time mentioned is reported for one infraction of the rules will be eligible for the first grade in ten days tacrenfter. The prisoner who has two reports against hint January 1 will not be eligible for the first grade for 20 days. If a prisoner Ins three or plprP report* against him he will not Burned to Deuth. Louisville, Ky., Dev. 26.—At Farmer*. Ky., Thursday night. Red Padgett, a drunken prisoner, set tire to the city prison und was burned to death. FROM THOUSANDS THAT ARE SUF­ FERING FROM PILES. DR. HANDY’S 1’ILE CL’KK SOOTHES AND HEALS BLIND, BLEEDING OR ITCHING PILES, AND 1’ROXlTt.Y DISPERSER ALL PILE TUMORS OR MONEY RKFVNDED. FAC-S1MILE At®clable Prep arationfor As­ similating ibeFoodandRe^alatjru» the Stomadis and Bowels of SIGNATURE Promotes Digestion.ChecrfulnessandRest-Contains neither Opmtn,Morphine nor Mineral. IS ON THE NotNabcotic. WRAPPER OF EVSEY If used in connection with hill’s celery an internal remedy that cures con­ stipated bowels und bad blood, which are the exciting cause accompany Ing this dis­ tressing disease, no one need suffer twen­ ty-four -hours. The pain and soreness vanish as if by magic, and tjie worst cases ire speedily cured or money refunded. It Is put up In a soft metal tube with a hard rubber nuzzle which enables a patient to apply the ointment directly to the scat of disease. Apedecl Remedy for Constipa­ tion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca. Worms .Convulsions.Feverish­ ness and Loss OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of NEW YORK. tea. L Ootrii !■ put tp in oE3-dx» bottles only. It la net sold in brik. Don't allow tayone to sell yon anything elro cn ths vie* cr premise that it ia “jnirt m gw*:" and “will answer ewy pur­ peso." 4Q- Bee tLii yea ret C-A-W-0-MsL Th»!iO. tteUs EXACT COFYC7 WRAPPER. Ttipjr. tJOLD ND CURE NO PAY. w SEND FOR BOOKLET. The W. H. Hill Co., Detroit, Mich. RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA CURED DY AR-THRO-PHON-I-A. Sample bottle mailed free on receipt of a two cent stainp and name of this paper. The W. H. Hill Co.. Detroit, Mich. ritUlMTK QRJDtR. 8L»t of Mlchlx**'*. t’wunly *1 Harry— At >» se*>ion irf ’lte Probate Court for tbe Countv of Barry, lioulen nt thr Probate Office In the <uty of Hn«tlnei. hi «ald county, on Wed­ nesday, the ninth dav <rf December In*the jr*r our tnoiuaHd elichi hundred *ud ninety tlx. I’ruscid, Charles W. Ani’itrong, Judge or Frc-ukls. • Tn thA matter of the estate ot Henry Paul, decrased. On re-dh-v »ml fihne ?h* iH-thlou duly verifi­ ed. of Hlrxiti Culi'iu tii Exreutnr named in the will of deseaned. i>ra)lng th-t a certain Instrunu-nt now nn flit- in wild court, i tirporllng to he th- last will Aud tretarner.t ot t>ald diseased be admitted to p-obnte and Ute executor uamed therein appointed. Thereupon it is ordered, that Thursday, the 3lst day <rf Dec< mi»er A. I>. ttO6. at teh o'clock in lhe forenaon.be lUtelxiied for to- hearing ot said petition and that the he r* at law ot *ald de ceased aud all other persons interested tn sate estate . are required to appear at a session o! said Court, then to be nolden at the Probate office. In tbe City of Hastings, In said County, and chow cause. If any there be, why the prayer ol the Detltlouer may not b« granted. And it is further ordered, that said petitioner give notice to the persons Interested In said estate, of the pendency ot said petition and the hearing thereof by causing a copy ot tbls order to be published In the Hastings Banker, a news­ paper printed ao4 circulated In said County of Barrv. once In each week for three successlv • . ek* previous to said day of hearing. Chas. W. ahmmtrono Judge of Probate. (A true copy.) Great Increase in the Cocaine Habit tn Many Parts of the South. “If my wife comes in here tell her to wait for me, pieuae," *aid Jones, rushing into the big dry goods store of Smith A Co. THAT THE A CRY FOR HELP A DANGEROUS DRUG. A very inteHigeut and thoroughly posted and read druggist was speaking to a reporter the other day on the sub­ ject of the abuses of cocaine in thia city. He is in a position to know exactly whereof he speaks, and his observat ions are interesting. “It is perfectly amazing,” said he, “the proportions to which the cocaine trade has grown in this city, und it is •till more remarkable how, with the ex­ ception of a few abandoned white wom­ en, its use is confined almost exclusive­ ly to tiie colored folk. The average druggist or physician can tell the co cainc fiend on sight, even when his in­ dulgence in the vice is in its inclpiency. There is t. wild expression of the eye, the muscular jerk Ings of the limbs and other ijortious of the body, an exuber­ ant tendency to be always moving, al­ ways on the gc, and. in fact, a genera] high tension of the nervous system buch that it might be expected the next moment wouic result in ci general phys­ Varying Idos* of Beauty. ical collapse. What constitutes beauty of com­ “How on earth these ignorant people plexion? To the negro a beautiful com­ ever learned of the effects of thia pow­ plexion consists in ebony blackness. erful and dangerous drug I am at a loss The Tartar and Mongolian races of the to say, but I know it is a fact that some polar regions of America see beauty drug stores in thia city sell enormous only in yellow skins. The Indians ad­ quantities of the stuff to the darkies in mire a brown complexion. Numbers of flve-cent packages. Tbe demand for it barbarous' people conceal the natural is so great that they keep the stuff in tint of their skins under a staimng of NttJe papew which they retail at five many colors; others are indelibly cents, and it is quite frequently the marked with a general tatbOoing. The case that <he darky doesn’t even open Greenlanders paint their faces with hls mouth to aay what he "Kants, the yellow and white. The Decanabesstain trade is so well established. He simply themselves yellow and redden their goes into the drug store, throw* down hands and feet. Of course, tbe white hia nickel on the counter, and is given a people of America and Europe find the cocaine package without his ever oper greatest beauty in the white skins ing his mouth—just as be would brightened with a touch of rose color.— slouch into a beer joint and get a glaaa Chicago Chronicle.__________ fo beer..”—N.O. Picayune. 9 <»<> Drops , Well-Known Landlord Dead. New York, Dec. 26.—Mr. John Chat­ field, proprietor of the Hotel Jefferson, Fifteenth street und Fourth avenue, died suddenly' from apoplexy Friday morning. Mr. Chatfield has been managerof Fenwick ball, Saybrooke, Conn.; the Munhuusett house. Shelter Island; the Brighton Beach hotel, and the Pequod house, of New Loudon, ami other hotels. | be placed in the first grade until three ‘ continuous months have passed without on unfavorable 1 eport regarding him. Wanjcn toffin, in talking . f to . thaxvrlf. lid: W er, said: “I am fully satisfied that all good citizens will heartily approve |he step I have taken. I do not IxJieve that it is right and iust that a man who bps so conducted himself as to maintain an ----------------------------- - ... -----unblemished reputation for years should be classed, clothed and marched with one who is daily committing in­ fractions against tbe rules of the pris­ on. It holds out no inducement to the worthy prisoner to continue his efforts in weil doing. There should be «ome mark of distinction to separate the good from the bad. It seems to me the graded uniform is the best method of accom­ plishing this purpose.” The Ohio penitentiary has long been known by the fact that the inmates thtyreof are treated with more humanity than in nlmoM"xny other state prison. The policy that has actuated theiiuthorities has been that men are much more inclined to renounce r.n evil life axd to become good citizens if the attitude of the officials toward them is that which human beings might naturally expect. —X. Y. Herald. if rLouisiana engineers | A oominitteo of _ T>ifln<r the tlio Baptist Ttnntist Col Ool- ! has been Investigating let canal, which has become in outlet ■ of the river, in order to determine ! whether it is a work of nature or of man. The committee was unable to get any definite information on the subject, but leans to the Idea that it was originally a ditch, which has been magnified by the work of the river into a pass or outlet of the Mississippi. An attempt will be made to determine which of the streams of Louisiana are natural and which are artificial, so as to guide the river and harbor commit­ tee in providing for them. There is a great deal of confusion on this subject, and nearly all the maps of Louisiana are erroneous because of the frequent appearance of new streams and the disappearance of old ones. It is well known that Bayou Plaquemine is artificial, although the government has treated it as a natural waterway; and even the Atchafalaya, the largest river in Louisiana after the Mississippi, is more artificial than natural, having appeared on the origin­ al map as an insignificant creek. Bayou Opelousas or Apelosa. A still more Im­ portant stream that is purely artificial and due to an accident is known a« Mor­ rison's cut-off. in St.’Mary parish. It was once solid land, but some 40 years ago a man named Morrison, finding that he had to go a long way around to reach St. Bernard bay. jumped ashore, and. with a paddle, made a ditch through which he was able to float his boat. When he returned^ two weeks after by the same route he found that the water of Bayou Sale and St. Bernard bay had taken the hew channel, and that the ditch was 200 feet wide. It is four miles wide to-day, and the land be cut off has been gradually washed away, until it now consists only of a string of small islands. Morrison’s cut­ off is now the route for numerous ves­ sels running along the coast of south Louisiana. It was made in the course of n few hours with an ordinary perogue paddle and by one man. but would prob­ ably have cost the United States thou­ sands of dollars if it had been under­ taken as nn engineering enterprise, and Jf the gulf waters had not done the work.—N. Y. Sun. At Lucon. France, an ancient inn has for its sign “The Four Thing* to Be Feared.” which ia the Rgend under a patatlDg representing a Hig 1‘lans for Niagara. Buffalo, N. Y, Dec. 25.—Col. George E Gourand has purchased from Mr. Jacob F. Schoelkopf the international hotel property at Niagara Falla. The price is not stated, but u large percent­ age of the purchase money was paid down. Col. Gourami thus becomes the jxxssessor of both the Cataract and in­ ternational hotels at Niagara Falls, ublch he proposes to demolish and on the site thereof erect a mammoth hotel, theater and convention ball, surpassing anything in thia country or in Europe. I MORTGAGE SALK. Default having been made tn the condition* of a certain mortgage made hy Charles W. -iniih and wife Helen G., of the lownvhtp of Irving, aonnty of ftarry, and state of Michigan, to Alexander Fon*er. of Bedford. Calhoun county. Mate o? Michigan, dated December 14. A. D iWC. und recorded in the office nf the ReglKU*r of Deed*, for the countv of Barry, and state of Michigan, on the twenty third day of December. A D. 188C. tn Liber ifo of Mort­ gagee. on page 294. on which mortgage there in claimed to be due at the date of thia notice the sum of Fire hundred fifty three dollar* at d thirty cents, and an attorney’* fee of twentyfive dollars provided far tn said mortgage, aiid no Milt or proceedings at law having been insttfued to recover the mc-ney* secured by said mortgage, nr any part thereof; Now. therefore, by ^rtue of the p wer of sale contained in said mortgage, and thestatute in such c-ane made and provided, notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the thirtieth daj nf January A. D 1W7. *t ten o’clock in lhe forenoon. I shall sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the north front door of the court house, in the rltv of Hastings (that being the place where the circuit, court for Barr> County is holdem, tbe premlsrS described in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may l>e necessary to pay the amount due on said inongsge, with eight per cent, interest, and all legal costa, together wph an attorney’s fee at twentv-five dollars covenanted for there­ in. the premise* being described in said mor k*kv as all those certain kits, pieces and par­ rels of land situate In the township of I vinif, in the county of Barry, und Mate of Michigan, and described aa follows: The north east quarter of the sooth east quarter and the south half north we„t auarter of south east quarter bo’h on sectinu Hern (IB) in town four i4< north ramie rjy west, containing sixty acres m«vr or les*. A i JCXAHDKB Fort er. Mortgagee Colorovr & Potter. Attorneys for Mortgagee. Dated. October 27. 18M. MORTGAGE HALIL Default having bren mntlt in »!■»* mndltinns of a certain mortgaice uiMir by EnmcI* Hpniiv hikI Jennie Heanv. Bu'b*id > nd Wife’s, of Tliornapple. Harry Coudiv, Ml>*hl<au to Eiiihy D. Bostwick <rf imara. New York dated tl»« Third day nf November A. I). Iks", and rucoril. ed In tbe office of the Resister <>f tn-rd*. for /he County of Barry and Slate ot Mirhlean. o*>/tie Fourteenth day of November a. D, 1887 In Ml^r 28 of Mortimres. ou pare 350 on which murt|tMire Were Is claimed to be due at the date of this notice tbe sum of Two toou-and two hun­ dred and Thirty Six Dollar*, and an attorney'* fee of Twentv five Do'Ur* provided for In said mortgage, and no suit or prooeedinRs at law hi.vlng been instituted to recover tbemoneys moirvd by said mortraae. or any t«rt there >f; Now therefore, by virtue of the power nf sale coal allied in said mortgage, and tbe statute tn sueh case mnde and provided, notice U hereby given that on Saturday toe Thirteenth day of Marek A. D. 1WT at ten o’clock In lb- (orewooa, i shall wil at Public Auction, to tbe butbvM bidder, at the North front door of tbe Court Houne in the City ot Hastings (that being the be Circuit Court for Barry County —the— »$l.00 : Weekly irtTER SI.00 OceaN. 1 he Greatest Republican Paper of the West. 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Banner Print Wheres* default has been made in the term* and conditions of a certain ruortEsgr. made and executed by Cassius Hubbell ana Anna Hubbell. hls wif*. of tbe Town of Irving, County of lurry. Rtate of Michigan, to Calvin r. Austin, of Salem. County of Washington, htate of New York, dated March IBth. A. D. 1&». sad recorded in tbe office of the, Register ot Deeds for Bam Countv, Michigan, on tbe 17tb day of March. A. D IM*, in l.lbrr 29 of Mortgages on page 364, which said mortgage was auly assigned bv Charles E Swales, administrator of the estafe of said Calvin P. Austin, deceased, to the under­ signed Kallle B. Rice and Gertrude B. Austin by assignment in writing duly executed and ickDowiedgrd, bearing date September Slat. 1893. and recorded In tbe offi-e of the Register of Deeds lor said County of Barry on the 10th day of March. A. D. 18M in Liber 36 ot Mortgages o<i page MB. and whereas by reason ot Midi default, the power ot sale contained In said mortgage has become operative, and whereas there Is claimed to be due upon and under said mort­ gage at the date hereof the sum of One Thousand Seven Hundred : nd Eighty five and thirty six one-hundredth* Dollars (S17SA36) for principal and Interest and the additional sum of Thirtyfive Dollars (rtS OO) as tbe Attorney fee provided by law. and whereas no proceedings at law or Id equity have been Instituted to recover the debt Scared bt said mortgage, or noy part thereof. ow therefore, notice Is hereby given that un­ der and Ky virtue ofsaid power of sale in laid mortgage contained, and tn pursuance of the statute ot tbe Stat? of Michigan In such ease made aud provided, we will sell at public-auc­ tion or veudoe tn the highest bidder at lhe front door of the Court House in the Tillage of Has­ tings, Barrv County. Michigan, that being the place nt holding the Circuit Court for said Coun­ ty erf Barry.on Friday the fifth day ot March. A. D. 1897, at three o.c.lock n. m. of said day. the land and ptrmlses lu *aid mortgage And herein­ after described as follows; to wit: AU those certain piece* or parcels of laud situated lu Town four <4) N01 th of Range nine (9) West, that being lhe town of Irving, in tbe County ot Barr). Biate erf Michigan, described as fo0ows> viz: bring tbe southwest quarter (s. w. k) of lhe MHithweM quarter (s. w. £) of Section eight (8). the Northwcm quarter (n. w. U) of toe north we*t quarter (n, w. of Section seventeen (ID. aho toe north tweuti (fc)) acres st the east sixty (BOi sere* of the southeaat quarter (a e. M) of Section acveu (T). tn Mild Town four (4) North of Range nine .*) West, that Doing tbe uM Town of Irving. containing in the three descripUons one hundred acres of land, be the same mors or hws. wgrtber with tbe topemeats, hervdltameuta asd appurtenance* tbereusw GkrtrcdeB. Austin. ChAmrkklatw & G �Hastings Banner to tickle tbe fancy or the rallying popnlaoe. Etill the bell kept up its deafX ing clamor and Lambert was waxing both nervous and indignant. The al> rence ot the civil officers vf the law the deputy ^arahal or eheriff-—ren­ dered h*m practically powerless to act. He could not pitch into the people for standing around with their hands in their pockets and looking amused. There w nothing 1: Mt lie ur threaten* 5ng in thrlr manner. They were even 4istMse.l to lie friendly—ns'whcn they saw Lamjwct lake a rifle with evident intention of batterii :,* in the doer, they >houted tp hlru in "eutiine concern: “Don’t do that, lieu >nnnf. Those fel­ lows Wifi be shootin* un through the floor nexr. The squ-.rrTl l»c along pres­ en fly. J4>t him do ii?’ F>esCTjt>y the squire did come, still “white about the gills," as a sergeant muttered; and him Lambert angrily aecoFted: “What do you want us to do, Mr. Parmelee? We’ve been here several minutes with nobody to report to.” . “I s'i>ase my poor fehows are mur­ dered to a man," cried Pri melee, sliding off bls mule and handing the reins to a soldier, who coolly transferred them to the nearest post. “Can’t you make ’em bear. McBride?’’ “Not I* they’re all dead," answered the sergeant, disgustedly. “Which corpse In pullin' the bell rope?" At 'this unfeeling remark the populace i again began to lough. GflFTflIN GLOSE A I*/ two rooms of the primitive building used <s a jail, and now came out to say there was nobody there, .which reemed NONE SUCH s “ -w I Pl iFPfl lU, Vsl With thg going'dowm of that e«m- I Ing's »un Lieut. 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CASH in advance. . MINCE MEAT makes mince pica, fruit cake and pudding possible all the = ekrmirae<1 Close, in nign irungwm. " ny> great Peter! man, your birds ju*t walked out without .anyone’* helpin’ «m. You and your cowardlj* gang walked off and let ’em go; an’ they**taken our mule. That’s the worst cf it —taken our mule to replace that dam carcass there, that blonged to the father of one of thn boys you brought in thi* mornin’. He told the truth bout it then, when he rode into camp an’ said your posse had shot his mule an’ threat­ place nun-way orrr ttmaixin vjujxiutnr and so near the county line that, nobody knew whether he rightfully l^longed to Qnitmnn or to Chittoxnmgo. When COOK BROS, P icprletia he was “wanted” in one he dodged to tbe other. Two of his sons had been killed during the war, and the two younger were prominent both aa citi­ zens and “skylarkers” for “there was no mischief or frolic going on they weren't mixed up In.” Sorgt. Burns Bu Gaptaln Gharles Kino, didn’t believe in kukluk thereabouts, but the colored folk:, and the deputy ened ic shoot him. What sort of a sand­ heap were you raised on, anyhow? marshals did, and so the soldiers were kept "on tbe jump." Old man Potts Long before they reached the public by» f a baby in the town I coxnc from had “cussed" Parmelee off his place two square the firing had ceased. toertakhad shown ap little grit ns you and your weeks previous, but had ridden in to ing his little command, which the? ser­ folks have, its own mother would have Quitman and reported himself to geant had wisely halted “for orders” drowned it in tbe mill-rare." Brevet Lieut. Col. Sweet, commanding as soon as the shots were heard, Lam­ The effect of this unexpected tirade The jwo-company garrison there, and bert led them nt double time. was remarkable. The knot of civilian said any time he or his boys were “Put a stop to anything they’re aL listener*, who had come to get such fun “wanted" just to any so and he would Ill bo after you with the whole com­ out of the situation as the circum­ come tn and account for himself and pany," Close had shouted after him. stances would permit, and who hod them to an officer and a gentleman, but The deputy marshal had disappeared. been indulging in no little half-stifled he’d be damned if he’d allow that sneak “Mr. Parmelee somewhere ahead?” laughter, were evidently amazed at this Parmelee on his premises. Then he panted the lieutenant to the sergeant new side to the Yankee officer’s char­ had had high words with the marshal trotting by his side. acter, and stood silent and decidedly ap­ of the district himself. Hia boys had “Somewhere behind, rir. He'li come preciative listeners to his denunciation harmed no one. he said. They were full gallopin* in after we get there—per­ of the luckless Parmelee. The soldiers, of fun, and perhaps of fight—he haps." who had for some months been tasting wouldn’t own ’em if they weren’t;.but the comforts of military service under they did not belong to the kuklux—if The road led into town from the civil control, and trudging all over there were anything of the sorttironnd northeast. Lambert could Fee the rail­ j ChittoniingQ county .day in nnd day ou». there at all—and they only fought . way embankment and the old wooden on the mysterious mission of‘“serving wherf- Lntcrefered with. They might bridge before they rounded the turn process," were evidently tickled that have expressed contempt for Parmelee, from which they came in sight of the their —.. commander vvu.um,,.,-.. should, ouvuiu. at uv lust have navi’ but oUt. mat, ’t Ijiw-breaking. ljaw-l belfry and the roofs. Somebody had that wasn wasn't The I seen for himself what they told him tL-i that verv serious albegun to ring the bell, and there camo , had mom j: marshal tcld . hnlf cm ey vase* fatal nil rslrvevev _ 41»n» V. __ . t • both against “Oh, you’ll pay for this, you fel’ows!” | than half suspected all along—that Jf gat ions hud been •laid tbe sound of shouting with an occasion­ al shrill yeli. . Then more shots, a tremblingly shouted Parmelee to' the. Parmelee was an arrant coward, who ( him and his boys, ns well us against hort sputtering fusillade, and more- grinning .group across the street. “If had held his position and made hi«», friends with whom they forgathered, bouts, suggestively derisive and farther there’s law in Washington nnd power record far efficiency in enforcing thaf and warned him that arrest-would fol­ , tr " hack <MM.n '* .you'll vuu ii rvicd ketch hc»l. ncn. ” lows only when a big squad of regulars low if more “outrages" occurred; and x . ! the result was that only the interfer“Whawt’s l^ecn the matter, squire?” was nt his back. “What’s going cu, do you suppose?*’ As for Lambert. who^« sole knowl- once of Col. Stveet pi evented a shoot* asked Lambert of lus bulky second in asked a citizen, soothingly. “Ain’t Any­ edge of sffnixs ?n the soutli wns derived ]Dg scrape on the s>ot. Ever since body hurt, is there? I ain ’ t lizard copinand; and McBride, with one hand from the accounts published in the' then Parmelee had hnd some one steadying the absurd long sword then 'nothin* cf any row." Parmoiee pointed to the careass ofrthti northern journals and inspired almost ' watching the movement* of Potte and worn by our sergeants, and the othef n ynung lady ovex clamping his rifle, at the right shoulder.1 J5n,e onrt to HOTn* *’Pnifl«-ant shot hHes without exception by “carpet-bag" poll- his hevs. 1 ' | t’arn.elep had.not been seen from the pnSingly answered: | at the corner. “I s'nose you’ll ,dkny । ticinns, nnd who fulfy expected to find moment of the inithiJ appearance of “Harin* some fun with tba sheriff. ’ fch.^in’ ,crau?' "Lootini—next.” against a determined arar- j Potts and party until lie uxine sccn.ubPHic<! agmnst a determined “Shootla'? Shootin’ round hviih? ; himself pitted He hud a nigger posse guardin’ tbe jail. 1 ( Why. dewrouo t thol xin't the qu.-tet enyn^d l» the Kng into camp on a bturowed mule. Folks wouldn’t stand it.” . I j slaughter of federal officials, white and Later that afternoon, when matters hnd thing' I thought I heard sbmeb >ly Another minute of running brought thing! j black, the young New Englander be- measurably quieted down, he made his 1 " ’ off a pittol awhile * ' ago. .. Don’t J them to the outskirts of the straggling pullin you remember, rnajjr? I reckon’t vus ■ gen tn look Upon the whole affair aa tray westward in time to tell at the town. -Women :uxd children could be you I was talkin' with at the tim«—I another practical joke devised by hia state, capitol his story of the riot tn, bis seen neering excitedly towards the' new associate simply "to test his grit properly indignant chief, while, all 6&id there was a shot tired. i’’r i; s square. Two v*.ry small boys, hearing ’ or gullibility,” This, at least, was bis alone, Capt. Close was jogging over to that’s wbat killed Potts’ old mule out the heavy tramp; tramp of the infantry,1 first impressinn. until the sight of the Potte’ on the "day accommodation,” lit­ yuh." • * turned and scuttled away for the shel­ main l»ody' of the company swinging tle dreaming of the ill-repute in which “For heaven’s sake, man.” muttered ter of an njien door. Three "hundred ! Into the square under command of the he am his youthful subaltern would Lambert, “stop that infernal bell and yards ahead a man in bls shirt sloeves flxst sergeant, nnd another look at stand before the untJunkhig , of their your ow n jaw. Caa’t you see the pepped around a corner, looked keenly, Close’s burning brown eyesand I’arme- ; mxrtlirrn 'feilow-eitizeus on. Um? -morjust laughing at yuu?" And Farm lee's hnnjfiiog face convinced him that row; ’ or, as was only natural, the depat the ooiuing squad and popped back evidently did. \ so far r* they were concerned there uty marshal had squared accounts with again. When Lambert, leading his men "My OgcI. lieutenant! they’ve mob was no joke. J Close by laying the blame for the escape by a dozen jjaces, raxfie dancing around . the jail, let loose three of the wt But how about the chuckling natives of tbe prisoners, the peril of the bethat same corner and found himself at •, scoundrels ever went unLung, ked r.ow augmenting their humber every ’roguered posse, ami the riot andinsurthe northeast angle of the plaza, this' । killed tbe officers of the law. Tney same citizen was seated * n the nearest' rnoinent? Certainly there could he no rection in Chittonjingc.county u]»n (he . ought to bs arrested h?re—erery . ■ vuicuk iv vr uncoir.' i ivuv nciv righv v-» doubt as to the contempt th ay felt for’ captiinand hislieuteniml, who, he said, porch. pl.ci.Ily j.n.ok.up a .-orn-Mb pqw on_ of them_-HU.n<, nf ,tandin. tl and reading a newspaper, nis . boots insultin’ the United States govern c ifnt. “the squire,” ns they facetiously termed though wearing the uniform and hnldbraced against a wooden pillar and bis If Capt. Close was here he'd have cm Parmelee, or the ridhuilt* which Cloay’s ing the commission of the United States, ’ " * had refused to come to tbe aid of the anjicaruice bad excited until hr had chair tilted back against the wall. in in less than a minute.” well-nigh finished his dcnunciafion of officers of t he law. In similar attitudes of eraggrrated “He’ll be here presently, If you want the civil officer. . T.‘»»-n for an instant j “] ought to be back by nine o’clock,” calm, farther along in the direction of any arresting clone. Meantime, thecoly there was nb.u.ist a ripple of applause. ‘ wa» the message tbe captain told Corthe i»vst office, were one or two other row is that which your people seetu to They watched xim as, in nis uncouth, pond Cunningham to takeout to camp; gentlemen of Tugaloo. Only amvnd be making. Can’t you stop that?" ill-fitting, uusoldierly garb, the coxn- but Cunningham was the ingenious Cohen’s mercantile emporium was there rurmelee looked helpless nnd de* mander strode angr’lj* hack and be­ yoith who first accosted 'Mr. Lambert faintest sign of excitement. There one ’ spoxulent. “Somethin’s got to be dm to," gan searching the wall and wiudow- on his arrival that morning, and Burns ar twe. trembling-^ pallid clerks were he said, "or these rebels’ll ride ri;ht shutttrs of the jail for signs of bullet liod nearly shaken the life out of him bustling about nnd putting up the over you. Why, e*ery man ycu s?e’s marks. f• uben he heard the story tdte meh were shutters. The pang of negroes ordina­ had a hand in this jail delivery. We xad Meantime, gradually rcccfffcring con-' passing from lip tq lip. Cunningham rily loafing around theblnza hpd totally great trouble ’restin’ those th ree fidence or hope, the besieged in the rel- was a young fellow with a better opinvanished. Lambert, expecting to (ln-1 scoundrels: the marshal's been a: ter lar of the mreting-houae began to par- ' Ion of himself than his rmploycis himself in the presence of n surging ’em a month, anti he ought to have met ley. The hell -eased ringing,'and bum- seemed to entertain, and. though iairmob. came to a .sudden halt in sheer us here, ’s'l telegraphed him. Wo bfe voice* were heard asking who were ‘ ly educated in the public schools and in surprise. The squad “slowed down" nt fetched ’em here at four o’clock ihie outside. A brusque order in Close’s n business college of hia native city, a a sign from their sergeant, - - and then. morn'h’, an’ not a soul inTugalookrcw gruffest tones to "Come up out of that' fondness for Bowery life and nssociadpring up their rank, marched silently anvthjng obout it>nn« the soldteraouj -ht liole and account for your prisoners',’' lion with Bowcry boyshad undermined ahead in quick time. ! to have stood by us until the mars xal seemed to cause unlimited joy. There ^hls usefulness. Hr enlisted after los“Wh<T.‘’s the jail?” asked Lambert of came. ’Stead cf ‘bat, they went on to * was sound of unbarring doors and ing his situation, nnd. coining to Close’s his subordinate. | camp and left us all alone, and just as scrambling on wooden stairs, andjprea- j company when clerks were Itardly to “Round there behind the next corner, soon as these people found out who ently the portals opened an inch or' be hnd at any price, w pvt into the Ffr. where the bell is.*’ were jailed an’ saw we hud no soldi ?rs two and cautious pedsps were taken. ' company office Instead of the awkward Three or four prominent citizens, to guard ’em, why, Icouldn’tdo noth n*. Tbe sight of tbe blue uniforms wax squad. Then came a vacancy among came strolling out of the saloon near 1 They just took my horse and—thek’d enough. The defenders, white and col- the eorporv’s: the young fellow, being the post office, their hands in their have hung me, I s’posr, if I’d been f jol cred, to tbe fluthher of six, dusty but a new broom, hnd swept, clean, ami was pockets and quids of exaggerated size enough to 9tay. T just- 'scoped with ny uninjured, came gladly forth into ‘he so helpful abotit the books, popors and in their cheeks. The bell, urder the life. You’ve just got here, lieut?iuint. afternoon sunshine. “By gad, fid lows, ' the like for six weeks that Close gave impulse of unseen hands, was still vio- You don’t begin to know what a b •11 we had hard work standin’ off 1’jx.t him the empty chevrons. and’ gave 11 crowd till you come;’’ begun the fore- ; Burrs abumdcint cause for another out­ iently ringing: otherwise an almost bole this is. These people ore the wo .... : < ____ ti. ..._ u.. Sabbath stflluens pervade d the town of kind o’ rebs. Capt’n .Close—even 1l»v most, another cf the Parmelee type. ; break of blasphemy. There might have ........ : ha’ t “ h= ’*zChit 'h’*-----------------------------‘ — •There must been half tom-----ingo --------------------------bc:m some way of licking Privni-funTugaloo. At the corner lay a gaunt wouldn’tblieve it! but I retUm he ningbaxu into shape.’.nt thore was .nunc flew vurdru: ••rl. blood trickling from its nos- 4 now, after the tongue lashi.x* them cl j county in here, and’ ‘he ballets 1whatever of reftrminjf Corporal'Cun ­ trils nn-l from a shot-ho’<? in the side— lers gave him—" lik“—" sole indention of recent battle. The But here a guffaw of derisive laughter ningham. He was not till hnd. however, Ki't Mr. Parrffelee’s description of ,hi ;nll tbw’r stood ohHqiuT.v open tothedr- situation was interrupted by the c< ru­ from across the street, the crestfallen for by evening be began -io realize the* vliniug sun. The barred windows were ing of Cnpt. Close himself- Dreswd face of Parmelee, and the quizzical grin ’ extra ordinary solecism of wh'n.lx he Lad 1 precisely ns when Lambert bad last on tbe snn-tnnped features of the sol­ been guilty iii the morning: *se he was ’Jghtly •-lo'ced. “ Tuf a stop to anythin.*’ they’re at’ " seen- him at camp, wit^x no more s< m- diers, put sudden cheek to his flow of actually mdiainctf to go near the .'ieurepeated Lambert to himself. “But blance of rank or authority .than ’fas w ords. There stood Clow, glowering nt t era nt. und never even rtpented-his mes­ sage to Burns tintii nine o’clock Iind How OU earth can 1 to be found in a weather beaten pili cf him. what ur .• they at? “ lie: . “ “Fl Flew like whet, you gibberin' idiot ? come nnd the roplnin hadn’t. Then „u„..i.io. efennr on nn his hie cheap phrnn flannel flantnc! find out?" _ t• shoulder-straps Like tho*“ of the jail I : hind it the ( ^lousfe without sa«hUr sword, butwiItl. : The only bullet-hole in the bull square Burn* vent over tn the lieutenant’s that hasn't Iren here for six weeks is the tent, where the youth sat wrapped in window-* house a a nUge UTUJJ army^’Tolt" strapped -----------about—hls i ’ .UMW.- of t,. the little ...... meeting .......... ... ......................... ......... ..... * • tnere. • You his overcoat, trying gloomily nnd w-th were cto-td. nnd apparently boarded up ' waist, walsti roe the wruiun»i»»c* commander of the • company, one in that wuthJess mule -----..................................... . , , stiffened flngrre to write sore letxers from within. The double doors in came strolling around the corner of the | dam cowards ran for .belter an lit front were tightly shut and decorated jail. looking curiously about its door and, your pris'ners looee; thata plum tw by the light nf a single candle. "I suppose, sir. the Captain meant to in one or two places with bullet boles. Windows „ though in anarch of signs the nose on your ace I dm;>earc j for the pria'ners—that'* year biia'uess; ride the mule berk himself. He could Tbe bell kept up its furious din. “Ham­ of the recent affray. but what I want’s our mule. L'eut. have gnt to Pott-s’ place before six and mer tbe door with the nutt of your Lembert." be continued. addressing hie back here by eight, rosy. Tisn’t likely rifle," said the. lieutenant. annoyed to silent jjunior. 'Tn. os. reedy as noy men they’d n«k iiim to slay io supper. I’m sea that such of the populace as began to fight for the flag, but for six mouths nfrnM of- his get tin’ into a row. to appear were looking gd in unmistak­ now I’ve been dlttin* here furnisbin |)|n) .j] alone.” able amusement. . ■ , X11... , . • — —* no»«s» to buck up the* MI ct» mak'n "f wildhr could here been*-onten‘ to “Gues* they’re all down in the cellar, n-trnr'.of -ring.” raid reits all wr <b* country, because «rrd for thee lieutenTut.” said a tall civilian. “Want nn waa my ortlera. I haven't Been any of 'c/fa? Reckon they’ll come up *f nigger abuse). I haven't seen the vru dk corn stem » you’ll toll Squire Parmelee to shout. uniform insulted. I haven't seen a sign Don't seem to see him. though.** And of kuklux; nothin' but some; contra- , the grinning countryman was present­ band stills. I've obeyed orders an U J MnLW.H.lUake. who ly joined by one or two of hls friends. helped 'em to make arrests of people ■ * SF^Ut' Lambert simply did not know what to 1 don’t personally kuow nothin abou., (jout>t treated nnd curmake of the situation. Scrgt., Mc­ an'youn-eforyoumelLbeydnsn'tllft |"l ■ ■ Bride v. js going around hammering at a hand to hold ’cxn. I m tired o backin | ■ ■ ■ . success is astonishing. • out shutter after another and mutter­ upsDchag1.nRof«nvur<K an'Idon't ing about “darned fools inside." A cor­ care who knows it. March the men Reared by poral with two men had explored tbe Thursday, Dec. 31, 1896. PARKERS Address all orders to the •‘BANNER.1 SST»Sipiio5r or NBW-YOHJC w �being turned to the cheapening of the PREPARING THE TARIFF. CARLISLE’S TREASURY REPORT. production of gold, and we see the results in tbe development of the wonderful gold Thursday, Dec. 31. 1896. It seems settled that tbe work of pre-1 The secretary of mines of Cripple Create. Colorado; of The report report of of the the secretary of the the MARSHALL L COOK.lUUtor Johannesburg, South Africa, and In Aus­ paring a arw tariff will begin at once, treasury on the state of the national tralia. So tardy was invention in finding and will be pushed with intent to haw finance* 1* not a cheerful document, JCKTEllxn AS SECOND CLASS MATTER AT new weys to cheapen the production of a complete and thoroughly matured bill The deficit for the fiscal year which THE HASTINGS. MICHL. PO8TUFF1CR, AUGUST 14. 1879. gold, that had these gold fields been dis­ ready for action a* soon us the new con- , ended June 30 laat wm $25,200,000. Bo grass meet* In extra seas ion. Concern- estimate* tbe deficit for the present covered by Tabor in 1877 no method ing its nature, the common statement ‘ fijcai year at >64.500.000. The vear has would have been known by which the gold is that it will.be a moderate oi-coDstrva-1 not quite half gone, and the deficit ia could have been extracted. It remained tive measure, framed with the intent ovcr $40,000,000. for tbe old gentleman 'Stratton to discover ot to Min ing public opinion and In-1 go the ahortlge may be about »80.tbe riches at Cripple Creek, one of hls duatriul need, that It may aland for a 000,000. It cerudnly wi|l be larger mines being so rich tkat he has $7,000,000 long period without general reriaion. thM tbe secretary', eatimate, for Mr. But it mqat bo expected that such a Carlisle has been optimistic and mbe "fc gold io sight, and the riches of this one ln a)1 hia on tho aubject THE CAREER OF EX-SENATOR TA­ mine alone being estimated at $50,OOQ,ooo measure will be tbe less vigorously oprevenue since be went into office, and besides hls mines there are many oth­ posed by the free tradera. Tbe thing BOR. WHOSE PROPERTY HAS they moat fear I. a tariff which will u e to , nnt fo „ Ml , he (uulr e correctly er great gold producers in this new and JUST BEEN FORECLOSED. prove so acceptable that they cannot once_ nia protnieed surpluses have l»great American gold camp. sucv'ssfuJly .—.'I IL Moreover, what come deficita. The deficits have been Other IntrrMtIng Facta Alwiit Mine* and seems moderate to one man Is sure to greater than he ha. estimated. Venezuela has concluded to sign the Miner*. appear immoderate to another. Thu, The secretary assumes el so that there treaty of arbitration. there were people who aswrtod it was a , will be a deficit of ,45,750.000 for the Away along in 1859 there was in a frow‘ moderate and reasonable thing to put. yMr ending on June 30. 1807. »y haired younghalm 25 jrears of age, i*'’Tbe Cuban resolutions adopted by the wool and lumber on the free list, sod to That I, ba.ed on the assumption that Ing lu tljf eastern part of Kansas. 1h0 Senate will probably be killed. eut off more than half the dutiea on the law., tbe present business oondlout £h unsatisfactory existence £y woolen goods [ tloos and the existing .calc of public killing grasshoppers, breaking bronchos Tbe general debt of the island of Cuba There are some general principles i expenditures remain unchanged, and such other little odd jobs as he could is 8450,000,000 which amount It would be which will certainly govern theframing if ordinary bu.lneaa activity altonld of any republican tariff. The Ural and be resumed, and the capacity of the get. At that time tbe great west was com­ Impossible for her to ever pay. most Important of these Is that decountry should become what , It was paratively unknown and Its wonderful Everythin? shows that there Is a great fraudlng the gnverameul nod eroding prior to 1893. tht secretary thinks there wealth of metals undiscovered. Trappers returning from the nnbroken west brought sentiment in the United States for Cuba, protective duties shall be arekJed by । might be no deficit for the ennui ng imposing specific In place of nd valnrem veer. tidings of the great wealth of gold found but the latter country cannot be recognized duties as far a* possible. This ought; In the creeks, canyons and in the moun­ at least until it organizes a government not to be considered excessively repub­ tend to be absolutely certain that the tain sides, and so worked upon the lmag-L and shows strength enough to maintain It. Bean doctrine. I’resident Cleveland’s ' conditions will be such during the inatiohs of the young man that in 1860 he In other words we cannot recognize Cuba first secretary of the treasury, Daniel fiscal*year 1897-’98 aa to make the revManning, before he had been one month eirues of the government under exist­ packed up all he bad—his wife, a little until there. Is something to recognize. In office, began on March 16, 1883, the ing laws equal to It* expenditures, he clothing and some provision—and started. William Jennings Bryan is now under elaborate investigation of fraud in in- ’ argues against any change in those He followed fickle fortune through many places but it was nothing more than a contract to deliver 50 lectures for $50,000, voices and appraisements, of whidh^a laws in the way of InereHsiug duties. ’Wll’o the Wisp and disappeared with hls which is $30,000 more than he had made report was made to congress on Deceiri- He stands by the Wilson-Gorman law. ber 7. filling a separate volume of 590 The secretary makes a long argu­ coming, until ;in 1877 he fbtfnd himself In a life time, up to the time he was nom­ inated. A $1,000 a night in what pages, and the evidence conclusively sus­ ment to prove that there should be qo dead broke, a condition he had many times measured terms he ought to be able to de­ tained the judgment of the secretary change in the customs duties. He experienced, at tbe head of California nounce “greedy capital,’’ and the ■•money that specific duties should be employed pointe to the increases,in tbe quantities GulchJ There in some way he managed sharks,” and plead for tbe'poverty strick­ as fur as;possible. Ills successor,- Mr. and value* of exported manufacture*. to start a little store and “grub-staked” a en. The boy orator of tbe Platte is strict­ Fairchild] in a letter of June 14, J88G. to He finds therein evidence of capacity to ly onto his job. and is sharp enough to the chai «--’-Jpan of the committee on ways compete successfully with the outside couple of old miners, August Riche and know how to work it for all there Is in it. ” and xnei *s, pointed out that- of articles world, George Hook. They went to the top of o high ad valorem duties the ,’ The secretary sees nn increase in cxFryer Hill and commenced to dig straight TRULY AMERICAN. greater part were “as u rule-under* ports at a time when the home market down. Every miner in tbe country for Protection Should B« tS© Watchword al valued." (There has not been any pos-1 was so depressed and its ability to conmiles about guyed them and called them the Be.iublicun Party. sibility of denial that the ad valorem ‘ sume so lessened that manufacturers crazy and Tatar was Importuned of the One of the most whimsical features duties, tliougb tbe system of consign-1 had to send their goods Abroad and absolute foolishness of wasting bls little of the present political situation is the meats tojmere agents in this country,' offer them at low prices to dispose of stock' of goods In promoting such a hair­ determined effort that’is being made to were to a great extent evaded. Yet tbe' them. From that he draws the conelvbrained scheme of mining. After their persuade lhe* republican party, that no jjresent tariff, os if framed with de- j slon that “protective duties cannot (be matter what, else it does, it must aban­ liberate jntent to deprive the govern­ hereafter justified on the plea that they digging 26 feet, great was Tatar. Every­ don protection. It is contended that ment of os much revenue nnd hosu- in-1 are necessary for the encouragement of thing he touched seemed to turn to gold— adherence-to that policy would be an dustries of ns much defense ns possible, capital or the security of labor." or rather silver. May 1st., 1877 after dig­ affront to gold democrats whe^made substituted ad valorem for Hpccific । Tbesecretary contends that higher ging 26 feet the men struck Into the great such a manful stand for honest money duties in the woolen and other im-1 customs duties will not give adequate carbonate, vein that made Leadville the during the recent campaign and assist­ _portant schedule*. The result, as stated 11 revenue. Ue forgsts the case of sugar, greatest silver mining camp In the world ed materially in bringing about the by experts, is that the government is > If the duty hnd rot tarn taken off it in and Tabor and many others many times election of the republican presidential now robbed by undervaluations of near-1 1890 there would be no deficiency now. ly or quite $30,000,000 yearly, which j He thinks ttat if the expenditures concandidates. millionaires. The Journal has already discussed would be i>ajd under the present net-on tinpe to increase, and protective duties The very first wagon load of rock they the attitude of gold democrats, and ex­ goods imported if the duties could be are maintained, new sources of rev­ took out of this mine. “The Little Pitts­ pressed the opinion that gold demo­ honestly collected, as they cannot be enue will have to be looked for. burg” sold for 8215 and tbe returns tbe crats, who supported Mr. McKinley, owing to theirad valorem character. | He makes a free trade argument last half of July that year were $8,000 per have given no indication that they ex­ It is probable that experience under ’ which has little to do with the ques­ week. In September Book sold out to hls pect or ever hoped that their support of this act and the McKinley law will ; tion of revenue. Tbe republicans con­ partners and tbe dividends jumped up to the republican candidate would induce lead congress to go further in applyhg I tend that some of the duties of the $100,000 per month, and continued for his party to abandon one of the cardinal specific instead of ad valorem dut&s present law do not give adequate pro­ than in any prerioua enactment. Enu tection. They contend also that the many months, until Tabor sold bls half pointe of its creed. Nor w’ill it. If one thing is clearly in the McKinley law some clause* of duties, taken as n whole, do not furnish interest to D. El. Moffat and Senator understood, it is that the American peo­ goods were left subject to ad valorem sufficient revenue, and will give more if Chaflee, the former now one of the wealth­ ple at the present time are clearly and duties only, or to mixed duties of wbici raised somewhat. iest men of the west, for $1,000,000. The secretary’s only specific remedy firmly committed to the theory of pro­ the ad valorem part was sufficientlj Tabor bought property near, developed tection. The experience of the country important to make extensive frauds, for tbo Inadequacy of revenue is a reit, gut $1,000,000 out of the five monthly since 1893 witheven modified free trade, profitable to importers or foreign man- |• duction of expenditures. He preaches dividends and sold hls interest for Sl.riOO,- has been sufficient. Under the most ad­ ufacturers. The difficulty of framing economy to congress, n body which does 000. This property. ; tbe Chrysolite and vantageous circumstances the demo­ specific duties only for some classes of not know what economy is. The secre­ adjoining claims has the record of produc­ cratic party was permitted to try its goods—such ns-silks—bas been recog­ tary dilates on the great increase in experiment. It began while the country nised, and yet experts have declared expenditures during the last seven ing $3,100,300 in eleven months prior to was enjoying unprecedented prosperi­ ttat it is not insuperable. Nothing is years. For part of that time the rrApril 1st, 1880. ty. If ever there was a chance to de­ risked in sayfog ttat one of the first pibllcans ware In power and for part Next he developed the’ Robert E. Lee ■ * monstrate the beneficence of the so- efforts of those who endeavor to frame the democrats. mine, the greatest silver producer In this called “tariff reform" policy that was a new and permanent tariff law will Governmental expenditures do in­ country excepting tbe famous Comstock,of the time. ta to apply specific duties as far as they crease yearly, and necessarily so. They But instead of prosperity there was find it practicable. It is one great merit prow inevitably with the population. Nevada. During its best days this mine averaged $15,000 per day, or nearly $5.­ immediate prostration of the material of these duties that when industries Th?re are more things for the general interests of the land. Business went to are thriving, and prices here and abroad government to do nnd more people for 500.000 per year. On the 13lb ot January pieces: mills and factories were closed; are such as to afford a fair return to it todo them for. So the revenues must 1880 this mine produced 8128,000 In sil­ the army of the unemployed grew to producers, tbe proportion of specific increase or the government will not be ver in a run of 24 hours—the largest sum alarming proportion*: great strikes duties to the value of goods is reduced. able to discharge the duties it orfe* its ever produced by a single mine In a single broke out in various parts of the coun­ But that pro|x>rtion rises nnd -the in­ citizens. day—being over $5,333 an hour, nearly try, and generally a disturbed condition dustries of- the country are more effi­ The unnecessary expenditures hnvc 8S9 a minute, or nearly 81.50 at every tick of affairs was brought about which bore ciently defended when depression comes Increased also. Congress is a wasteful body. How it can be made otherwise abroad or here, so that goods are thrown heavily on rich and poor alike. of the clock. The spirit of discontent gri-w and on the market, at prices letss than their Mr. Carlisle does not state. The housjr Great wealth brought great extrava­ nf representatives was extravagant normal cost. gance. A 81,000,000, villa $2,000,000 In crystalized in political demands which A moderate specific* duty Is therefore when he was speaker. Congress was the T^or Grand Opera House and Tabor threatened the very perpetuijy of the more effective than a much higher ad extravagant when his party ruled ami republic. Under our form of govern­ block, dissipation, fast living, dwindling' ment popular discontent is certain to valorem duty, which is by itself a sufli- he was secretary of the treasury. He dividends tell the rest, and last week the take alarming shapes, and we have seen cieait reason for preferring tbe specific ought to prescribe some better cure for Tatar house and block in Denver were it conclusively demonstrated that noth­ form wherever it is practicable. Tbe a deficit than rigid congressional sold on a mortgage and the millions which ing is so provocative qf popular discon­ truth is that a tariff composed main­ economy. But all the secretary’s recommenda­ Mr. Tatar once owned are gone. tent as governmental policies which ly of ad valorem duties can-hardly be high enough to afford moderate protec­ tions are perfunctory. No attention We give this brief history because of take work and bread from Americans will be paid to them. A new congress tion for home industry. If duties on bis prominence in business and political to give them to workmen in other lands woolen cloths and dress goods imported ivffl meet, in three months. It will go life and in the development of the west, who arc ready to work for less than during the last year had been relative­ to work In its own way to get more Americans receive. and in this connection it Is interesting to ly no higher than they are now—40 revenue, nnd will get iL-^-CbScngo Trib­ The essence, the vital spirit of the re­ and 50 per cent, of their value, but spe­ une. note the production of silver, lu 1860 publican policy of protection proposes to cific in character—it is certain that a when he went west tbe coinage value of COMMENT AND OPINION. look first after the interests and welfare large share of goods would have been the stiver produced in tbe United States of the American workman, and then, excluded or government would have C^Onc of tbe first duties of the Mowas $150,000. In 1877 when he made if there is anything left to give it to obtained many millions more of rev­ Kinley administration will be that of tils first “ten-strike” the coinage value of the foreigner. But Atocrica for Amer­ enue. It is to be hoped that weans may putting a stop to foreign discrimina­ mtlrer produced in the United States was icans, and American interests first. be found to avoid the compound or tions against our products on frivolous These considerations effectually dis­ mixed method formerly employed, and and dishonest pretexts.—St. Louis <39,300,000. This had increased in 1892 pose of all thought of the abandonment to make tbe duties on goods of such G lobe-Democra t. wp to 191.00& From the first great discovery of silver of the American policy of protection. character absolutely fixed with refer­ tr BecauscClevcland won in 1892 after It will not be abandoned, but on.the con­ ence to qualities of weight and fine­ be had been defeated in 1888 the popotn Ibis country about 1860. miners and ex­ trary, it will be strengthened whenever ness which can be determined by in­ crats seem to think Bryan can win in perts ascertained that silver was easier to additional strength is needed—Albany spection readily aud with certainty.— 1900. Bryan will be forgotten when the ■’Wine than gold and tbe constant study Journal. N. Y. Tribune. popocrats come to choose a candidate was “bow to produce.lt cheaper." The A Wew Issue Needed. kkMr. Cleveland has had an anti-trust four years hence.—-Cleveland Lender. result was that tbe price of silver went CT Tariff reform in the direr’:nu ol As the leaders of the democracy who law for four years. He has had some down for two reasans. The first and fore­ took part in the Bryan campaign arrive^ broader protection for Amclu.i in most of these was overproduction, and the fact becomes manifest that they are kind of attorney-general duringall that dustry will be the policy of the new ad­ period. He now comes to congress and second iiecanse the great commercial world very much divided as to the expediency says that the attorney-general he has ministration. With a thorough and desired gold instead of silver because it of making the free and independent cannot enforce the law he has. Now. practical revision, projected along thoue was <*r less bulky, and tbe commercial coinage of silver the great central issue this is precisely the sort of offense lines, the question of revenue will solve world demanded it In settlement for that for another period and building on it against the public safety as ex-Preai­ itself.—N. Y. Mail and Express. for 1900. It is by no means sure that dent Harrison recently defined aa’’beat­ C-TSenator Allison has the correct Mr. Bryan will be allowed to take ing the air." The president of the idea of the tariff. He wants an imme­ tutor Tabor at one time was one of charge of tbe party and make the issue. United States seems to be satisfied of a diate revenue mcasu re. Then he wants wealthiest men tn tbe country. ForMr. Bryan has had his day, and the over­ performance of his duty if he has suc­ to take tbe tariff and systematically re­ । Mailed on him and for several years whelming verdict of the people has been ceeded in lodging an idea ifi tbe public vise it along protective lines, not pro­ picked up the largest and choicest registered both against Bryan and free rein j that some one is trying to hurt hibitive. but protective. That is what it* that fell from her table. Bis leek and independent coinage, and tbe real the "farmer, the artisan and tbe small the verdict on the 3d of November in­ the foundation of many other Urge k-aders are not blind to the “knock-out" trader," and that some one ought to cluded, among the rest.—Iowa State character of the puniahment. They are prevent IL This is a thousand times Register. casting about for a new issue, and are worse tiian a total neglect of tbe whole CTTillman says the silver senator* already saying among themselves that subject. It learn* that vague notion of will devote themselves to “holding the »e least money. Withif half the energy wasted in trying to a wrong without a remedy, which is the republicans down.” In other word*, tbs most profifabls educate the people up to aa appraciamost nutritious and palatable food of they will duplicate the experience of tn the “John Phoenix” in hi® fight with the demagogy.—N. Y. Press. judge. “We held the judge down," he silver inflation had , cr If Commander Bryan keeps a look- •aid. “by our nose (which we had In­ tbe popular prej against state serted between hi* teeth for tbe pur­ aud that if a state bonking curpose). while our hair w**< * “* been made tbe financial plank nnd the Chicago plMfonn.-Cbicago bolding one of hl* bands.' LOWS Hastings Banner dow EDITORIAL NOTES MILLIONAIRE TO PAUPER ». »„ .. —..IKI. TWI---- 1 ' Bot while Wr Inter Ocean. doe; not prc_ The election, which has tetfclit many of the jxijKici’ats tan not given all the popocratic ■eass. A Richmond (Va.) Bry gan, which has been attacking Francis for the outburst against weeIt in his Kanaa* City letter, say* it wishes that the secretary had gone a little farther and said that "McKinlev never could have been elected except by vote­ buying, mide possible by the trusts, monopolies and big corporal ions.” The country before the election heard rav­ ings about “vote-buying," “coercion." and the alleged friendship of the trusts and monopolies for Mr. McKinley, but it had a right to suppose that this silly lying would end after the ballots were cusL One reason why neither Secretary Frgncis nor any other man of character, gold democrat, silver democrat or pop­ ulist, has said that “vote-buying, made possible by the trusts, monopolies and big corporations," elected McKinley is because no such man ever believed any­ thing of the sort. It is probably true that' nearly every business man in the United States, outside as well as inside of the “trusts, monopolies und big cor­ porations’’—always excepting the sil­ ver trust, the most iniquitous and im­ perious of all the monopolies—-voted for McKinley, but this is tacause every­ body who had sense enough to make any money honestly in anything—except the memtars of the silver trust afore­ said—were against the repudiation ticket, and consequently either for Mc­ Kinley or Palmer. The truth is, of course, in the olden days the trusts helped the denfocrata as much ns they did the republicans. They subscribed to the campuigp funds of both the big parties, and some of their members were on one side and soxnp were on the other. Many “monopolista" toted for Cleveland in 1883 nnd in 1892. Ordinarily, the “combines" have no politics. Neither, party is es­ pecially friendly to them. Each party, the republican equally with the demo­ cratic, will hit them whenever it .csu when they deserve it. nnd whenever tbe blow will count, for anything. The republican party will hit them often, it is safe to ray, during the McKinley administration, nnd the party in th:< course will have the active and intelli­ gent old of Prescient McKinley himself. The trusts have absolutely nothing to fear from the element, all of which was in the Bryanite ramp, which is in the habit of shrieking at them indiscrim­ inately. The element can never get enough of the public favor to be put intopowep, nnd if it were in j»ower t here is a very strong probability that it would lack the intelligence and honesty to bring the trusts under any sort of restraint.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. PROTECTION A NECESSITY. The Only Remedy for the Existing Ftaan- We have 39 Suits of the above sizes, don’t want so many, so have divided them into two lots: AU the $7 50, $9.00 and $10.00 Suits will go at $5.85. All the $12, to $15 lot to go at $9.35. H you wear any of the above sizes here are some never beioreseen bargains. New lot of Neckties in new pat­ terns selected for Christmas effect —Club House, Bows, Tacks, Im­ perials, 4-in-hands, Puffs. Best 50c, 75c, 90c underwear ia the ciky. Gloves and Mittens, best quality —lowest prices. Colfer Buttons, Cuff Buttons, Cuff holders. J. C. FARRELL, Clothier. CLOTH I NG SALE REMARKS About Phin Smith not closing out his clothing stock were not true judging from the looks of the empty shelves he has now m tils store. Yet he has many of hls best goods yet aud is now there himself to attei>4 to it TH O8I Sults taugbr^ir Octo__________ ber oiuw being ’ sold at cost >d __ _ less. Ovenrats owing to being broke 6n;«!zes we have made another cut. Thiv must go. Phik Smith, at the Clothing’Store. SAVE MONEY FOR 5OC You can now get from 85c to $1.00 worth of clothing. Gents furnish­ ing (roods. mens and boys shoes at Phin SmlttA closing out Sale. Tbe goods must go. . ■ 1 de»k, 2 show eases. 1 stove, mirrors’, tables, and all fixtures a’ the dosing out sale of Phin Smith’s • clothing stock. FOR SALE CASH We must have it and It will pay you to hire it and buy clothing now. You nor no one else was ever offered such bargains as we are giving now on mens suits, hats amT caps, childrens clothing etc. Phik Smith. Al lhe closing out sale. THAT RACKET NEW ARRANGEMENTS Many peo­ ple :tre looking for bargains. Well, that’s all right. Make the almighty dolThe New York World is laboring bard lai go as far as possiole. For the next to make it appear that there is no need two or three weeks we shall have clear­ of uu-y more protection t'hnn the Wilsou ance sale, no matter what the goods cost law affords. It luhnita that more rev­ they will be sold at some price and all enue is needed, but it don’t want it will be bangains. We want to close out raised'by the imposition-of protective sume lines and clean up remnants'and duties. It says: take this way to do ft to make room for •The first and most pressing need ot the new spring stock. Phin SmitJi, country I* more revenue for the treasury At the Racket. With a heavy deficit running, the credit of the government is Impaired and every THE DESPAIR OF COMPETITION bu.ilnes* interest is threatened 2 palre of shoes for the price of 1. Who "There is nolndustrysuffcringlegitimate­ would think that an eighth of an Inch ly for more protection. Business Is reviv­ would make so much difference lu the ing under the tariff as it is, which Is higher price. A dollar and a half a pair for than any previous peace tariff in our his­ $3.00 and $3.50 shoes. That’s our tory with the single exception of McKin­ ley’s." price. Now it means H' of tbe price saved and a little more room for the The first paragraph cf the above ex­ comes and goes. Good bargains, don’t tract is correct in all particulars. The you think so? Phin SmitIu second is fallacious. Business Is re­ At tbe Racket. viving and everybody admits iL But Another lot of tin ware from ■there is a sharp limit to the revival, JUST IN the factory. We save vou the jobbers bet us take a backward glance. profit. No one else will sell at our price The threat of a low tariff, coupled and sell you same quality of good* only with the democratic ascendency in both as drove to -do so. We serve all alike branches of congress and in the execu­ every day. Phin Smith. tive department, thus giving that par­ At the Racket. ty full- power to carry out its threat, caused every merchant, and’every man- UF TO DATE That was me style nn the last lot of shoes we got and fur fear ufacturcr to take in sail, and make they may go out of style have concluded ready for the coming tempest. The to sell them for 50c less than they are panic of 1893 was the result. Hurd worth to move them quickly. times followed; the purchasing power Phik Smith, at the Racket. of the people was cut down; the im­ REMEMBER our closing out ©ale on port* of foreign goods increased, the millinery goods. They must go cheaper market of our goods decreased. than ever now. • Phik Smith. Of course the business of the country At the Racket. always accommodates itself, sooner or DON’T forget nur clearance sale It later, to a change in conditions. Amon means dollars to you. Money saved'Is loses his leg by accident, but he learns twice earned. Pinx Smith. to accommodate itself to the new At the Racket. condition by the aid of crutches, and goes about his daily business, though with more or less difficulty. So it was with our industries. Then came the free silver campaign, and everything rtood still until the result of the elec­ tion showed that it was safe to go ahead. Do You Want a Since thai, business has been reviv­ ing. Clothing has worn out, and the GOOD Fur Robe other necessities of life been used up. People are buying once more. We arc having a decided improvement, but ft At a small expense; more durable will not, at its best, come up to the than any fur known? If so send measure of genuine prosperity which us your hides. We manufacture we enjoyed in 1891 and 1892. ’ Robes, Coats, Gloves, Mittens and Why? We tan Horse, Dog, Mule, Because the Wilson tariff cripples Rugs. many industries. It is cheaper to bring Bear, Deer, Elk, Wolf, Angora, in many clasecs of goods from abroad Goat or any fur. Calf,’ Cow, Steer than to make them here. Consequently or Bull and all other skins can be mills are not running to their full ca­ tanned alike—soft and pliable. pacity, men axe idle because the things they were formerly employed to make are now made by foreign workingmen. We cannot have full prosperity until this evil is remedied; and protection is Is the best in the state. Robes the only remedy.—Toledo Blade. NOTICE. °" Custom Department O’A Nebraska dispatch says that “Mr. Bryan is now talking of making a stumping tour of Europe in tbe interest of silver." If Mr. Bryan decides to run for president of England we believe he will poll a heavy vote in this country.— Chicago Times-Herald. O’PreaMent Cleveland seems to have learned nothing on tbe tariff, in spite of the terrible schooling of tbe last few can be returned to \ou in thirty to sixty days. Send for sam­ ples and price list. Hastings J^obe and Tanning Co Mich. �- .sting* Banner. Thursday, Deo. 31, 1896. W. »• COOK. U>..l Kdllor. Now T>w* -aa 4MM pound, ot dreuaed ixrultry -hippM] from FmfpilrI one daJ. laat week and atlU the atwnly baan’t been »o tat killed off but what there will be unoupb lytl to acrateb up netphbots partens next \year. Cbas. Fumlae, ot Naahrllle. whore case nnl proaaed at tbe laat term or circuit court wan re-arreatcl thia week and was immediately pl ran b.41 by John Barty, ot Naahrlile. Hls heai np ia ret tor Jan. 14 before Squire Riker, of this city. It l» » f.et u„l a,n u * Rneral thing don I giro u Much attention to matter. W-rlalnlng to the edueallun or their eblairerr-a, u„y do io the earn and attention u( their borara. Thera la hardly a man who own, a team hot what goni to lhe barn t»o or ibrae time, a week to aee bow lhe hired man la earing for them. There la aearcely a man that goea lo the reboot bouse once In two or three yearn to see how tbe teacher may be caring tor hl, child In the way or training Ita mind tor future usefulness. tra'M. til slock ot .11 kinds, biro broom. Helix ikelttoM While beliut drieeo oeer thia road to market; men bare contracted heart disease. women have been rudely shocked, and children’s lives threatened with spinal meningitis and still tbe road continued to grow worse. Last year about half a mile of this road was graveled just for an object lesson, and since that lime there has been a change. Weary horscs seemed to sniff the good roads, as a thirsty auimal will smell the waler. For a halt a mile tugs will relax and jaded horses gave evidence of returning vigor by kicking up their heels, or doing what was never before known on this road­ break into a trot. This great change haw been appreciated by the hundreds of peo pie who have ridden over ibis short stretch of nice road. But if the poor, dumb animals could only voice their fhanks, tbe greatest appreciation would come from them. Who is responsible for this short stretch of good roads?—tbe bi­ cyclists of Hastings and Scot McIntosh, of Quimby, who donated lhe gravel and some enterprising farmers who drew it. The good road wouldn’t have been built had' It not been for all of lhemr Has this 11J tie strip of road done the bicyclists of Bastings any good? No.‘not a bit, as It The dance to be ph en by lhe band boya •l thy Haatlngs born, to-morrow evening. A very pleasant reunion of lhe “Class PromlaM to be a gran., auceeM. Tbe boya of ’96” 'occured at tbe home of their presi­ hare been hard at practice on dance music That the Holidays are. so the past two weeks and they promise thia dent Louis Michael last Saturday after­ noon. Nineteen members were present to be t feature of the evenings pleasure. to effect a reorganization. A constitution near at an end, I will Section 243 of the endowment Rank was framed and adopted and the following Knights of Pythias elected the following officers elected: President, Louis Michael; close out all HOLIDAY Officers for 1897: President Geo. & Tom­ Sec’j. and Treas., Ernestine Barker; His­ linson; Vice Pres., Wm. Hayes; Sec. torian. Grace Barker. Refreshments were GOODS, remaining in and Treas., Sylvester Greusel; Medical served and all enjoyed a good social time. Examiner, Dr. D. B. Fuller. With many thanks to their host tbe class stock, Regardless of Cost. The Banxkh not only has the largest again separated to meet next year at the home of Mrs. Ans..Nobles who kindly ex­ circulation In the county, but It gives all tended an invitation. the news and can give you very low club­ It is the outside trade that builds up a bing rates. If you want ad lhe news all the thne subscribe for tbe Bajcmeh, ano town, rather than the home trade. This make some of your friends happy by send­ is just why Hastings has »not prospered more than It has. We have stood Idly by. ing tagm a copy. w ould be folly for them to ride three miles and seen our poor roads grow poorer and Wive new telephones will be put In by through sand to ride over a half mile of pourer; we have seen little stores spring­ Why did they do It? To the Hell company this next month, being ing uji that have no excuse for existence good roads. show to the tanning community their In­ placed as follow^: R. K. Grant’s elevator. near a town that was alive and up-to-date terest In good' roads and that they were, Hasting House. L. E. Stauffer, house atid 7 « on the good roads question. Commencing and are now, willing to do their share Id store; and Hams & VauArmau’s. This THE DRUGGIST. will. umke 22 phones in operation in the next spring we would like to see the city lhe construction of them. We believe of Hastings put In ^1000 per year, for lhe that thin road leading east of town Is one Hastings exchange. next five years, for gbpd roads, and with of the worst In the state. There cau only Go to lhe European Restaurant on Jef­ this money hire none but shovellers who be three exceptions and those are lhe ferson street kept by By. Dickinson, for live in this city. This would give em­ roads running north, west and south from your meals and lunches. Beth Stone Is ployment to Idle laboring men, all the the city. cook, and the yberal patronage they are money would be left in Hastings, It would • CIRCULATION • Tbe Tekonsha News has the following receiving, show they are giving good sat­ not only be a great help, but a great en­ lis week, 86 quires. isfaction. Lunches at all hours, Every- couragement td the farmers to build good to say of Judge Smith's lecture recently (Jive roads, it would add to lhe value of every delivered there:—“Ths lecture on ••Living thing neat, and strictly up to date, township and would be a benefit to Has- or Staying. Which?”, given by Judge them a trial. Cake your laundry work to the Ameritlugs. The benefits would*, be mutual. Clement Smith, of this judicial district, Henry Crock ford, of Carlton, while 1 laundry. Tbe city would help the country,-and the at lhe Baptist chuteb Friday evening was hunting deer up nunli in November, kill­ barrel salt 65c. at Hendershott’?, oppocountry would help lhe city. ThtMner- attended by a fairly goud representation ed a fox. partly black. The hide was ! * Court House. cbants of Hastings, while they have met of our people who are desirous of training beautiful and Henry was offered a goodly competition as far as it goes, have never their minds "in the proper channel. The ’hr two days old babe of Mr. and Mrs. I sum tor it. The bide’ ot a black fox it. yet been on an equal footing with com­ judge is pronounced by his neighbors at d M-rt Arnold was buried yesterday uiorn- j very valuable, but we doubt if it would be pel! tuts because they Imve. always been those who know hlpi well to be one of tbe as pretty as that of the fox which fell un­ handicapped by tbe pourtSt kind of fioor best and truest men they ever met. and All sizes and grades of children’s uu- der the unerring alm of Mr. Cruckford. bis ir|ends have anticipated hearing a roads in all directions from thecity. ?rwrar going at cost at Hendershott A very Interesting and profitable talk on Ibis Notice to winter coxsvmehh:—Wa­ •ickerson’s. . The saddest thing we have had to note subject from one in Judge Smith’s position ter rents for the ensuing six months In a long time happening in Barry County In lifeJ He not only fully met their expect­ Roues, blankets, harness, halters etc. are now due and payable to tbe Clerk of \ery cheap nt Hendershott's, opposite the Water Board, and must be paid on or occurred at Irving Station Saturday after­ ation.*; but his lecture from beginning to noon a: about tour o ’ clock. A party of Court House. end, towered over anything of the like before January 1897. Prompt attention U> young people were out on the mill pond ever Attempted in this place. Tbe aud­ Two good improved farms for sale cheap necessary, and will also save you the ad­ skating aud enjoying theiusr'ves In gen­ ience was unanimous in demanding him flxl on easy terms. Apply at oner to ditional expense ot collection. eral. The Ice was full of dangerous pla­ to again address us on another of his By Order Of Committee. .ulius Russell. ces as tbe weather had not yet been cold topics in tbe near future. He will un­ Christmas eve found*a small family enough tu freeze the pond over solid, but Before you buy a feed cutter or corn doubtedly return sometime In March and slieller see those at Hendershott’s, oppo­ gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. all unsafe ice bad been avoided, and the not a single citizen ran afford to miss Frank Snyder, the occaajon being the mar­ skating went merrily on until the sad site Court House. hearing him.” Oil meal, ground bone and oyster shell j riage of their daughter lone to Albert B. event occurred, that may no doubt take all ( XddiUonal Locals on Eighth Fa ice.) you can hnd cheap at Henedrsbott’s. oppo­ Still, of this city. The ceremony was per­ Interest from skating to the young people formed by Rev. L. P. Rltchmyer, of Del-. of our neighboring hamlet for years to site Court House. \\ ton. Mich. May these young people enjoy come. Will Chase, of Coats Grove, well Mr. and Mrs. Julius Russell entertain the utmost felicity in their new relations. known to Hastings people, teaches school with six-handed pedro to-night at their The ' friends of Miss Lena Griswold at Irving, and as there was no school upon '.'.ome on Jefferson street. Saturday, he with many of the scholars Dry Bead) wood delivered at your door formerly of this city, will be pleased to learn of her marriage on Christmas eve at were skating upon the pond. Mr. Chase for 31.50 per cord: Hendershott, Is a good skater, and he was making merry Opposite Court House. the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Griswold at Custer. Mich., to Myron F.‘ for those not so fortunate as to possess Second hand' top carriage and two seat skates by pushing and pulling them around Tracey, of that place. Mr. Tracey la the plattoim to sell or trade for cow* at Hen­ son of a hardware merchant, a school tbe pond on a sled. Misses Grace Mc­ dershott a, opposite Court House, teacher and a young man of many fin^, Cann aged 18 and Hattie Gage aged A3, two of Mr. Chase’s scholars, were riding The Green Street whist club nave their quality. upon the sled and Mr. Chgse was pushing annual banquet to night at the home of Urths Edna Brown and Frank Trego them around the pond, when suddenly the Mr. and Mrs. Ira VanValkenburg. were married Christmas eve., by Rev. The Tuscola County Advertiser got out Thos. Cox, at the home of the bride’s sled, broke through the ice and all were Depends largely on precipitated into the water. Mr. Chase a very creditable holiday edition of 12 parents in Rutland township, before a few the shoe.they wear. succeeded In pulling himself out upon the pages and well filled with advertising. friends and relatives. The happy couple Tills weather they l Ice. nearly exhausted, after a ban! struggle Your New Years dinner will not be left for a short trip to Jackson, and vicin­ in ti e water, but'he coulu do nothing to­ need good warm complete without a cup of Chase A San- ity. and on their return will make their ward helping the drowning glrls.as he was shoes with thick noies burns famous coffee. .Stauffer will supply home In Middleville. They bare the best too nearly overcome himself. Harrv Merrick to keep the foot warm wishes of all for a happy fulure. . Sou. a young fellow/ who chanced to be near, and dry. The knights of Pythias will give their took In the situation at once and hurried Your attention is called to Stauffer’s We have tbe proper shoe for-boys nnd special sale fur next week. Do not say anor.al social reunion next Wednesday to the rescue and succeeded In saving we did not tell you about it. See his adv. night January fl. at Castle Hall. There Miss McCann from a watery grav>, but girls. Call aud see them at the in tbM paper. will be a literary and musical entertain­ Miss Gage disappeared under tbe ice and Now is the llmeto buy your Mawmotii ment with cards and dancing to follow. was nut taken out -until several hours af­ REb FRONT and Medium Clover seed. Alsyke, Timothy Ono of t e chief features of the evening terward. when the body was found several SHOE STORE. etc. You will tiud nice seed at Hender­ will be an exhibition drill by Knzier Will­ rods down the river from where the party iams’ Body Guard, under command of went through ’he ice. The drowned girl shott's, opposite Court House. was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heury Dr. Franz E. Willison has opened dental Bertrand Sewermocker, who it Is rlalm»*<l. Gage, of Irving, who are nearly overcome par lore over McOmber’s store aud is pre­ lays Captain Niskern way In the shade ns by the sudden death of their daughter. pared to do all work in his line in a satis­ a drill master. At a regular meeting of the Hastings The funeral was held Tuesday. factory and workmanlike m inner. We hope that those few farmers, who Jackson & Studebaker wagons and bob Commandry No. 687 United Order of the sleighs, Warfl & Dolsons* celebrated Sur­ Golden Cross, the following officers were refused to work In the cause of good nmds elected:—N. C-, James M. Bauer: Past N. because of the narrow minded excuse that ry?, carriages, road wagons, cutters etc. at C.. Wm. Hicks; V. N. C., Mrs. E. A. Ri­ by doing so they were helping the bicy­ Hendershott’s, opposite Court House^fV der; K. of R.. Mrs. H. A. Barber; F. K. clists, have now seen the folly of what Save 10 per cent in cash on yourTurof R , F. R. Pancoast; Treasurer. T. J. they did. Near Quimby, and In the very chases of boots and shoes by buying them Brosseao; Prelate, Mrs. J. M. Baner; Her­ heart of the sandy desert of a road, so lo before Jan. 1st. at the Red Front Shoe ald. T. O. McKibben; Inside Guard, Mrs. speak, between Hastings and Barryvllle Is Store. Wooley Jk Bnoxsox. Isa Dickerson; Outside Guard, Ort Mc­ a little oasis. It consists of a strip of nice Will McKevitt was in Bedford Tuesday, Clintock. hard gravel road about half a mile long. and served an injunction on Wm. GodsAt a regular meeting of the Foresters It was placed there more as an “object mark restraining him from cutting timber Tuesday evening last, the following of­ lesson’’ than anything else. People from off John P. Douglas’ place in Johnstown. ficers were elected for the ensuing year:— that part of the county don’t come to Has­ Holiday excursion rates to points on C. R. E. A. Rider. V. U. R. Frank Nash: tings very much, and we don’t blame them, Michigan Central Railroad in United R. S., B. J. GeschMnd; F. 8.. James Cra­ because life Insurance Is quite expensive, Slates aud Canada. For father particu­ ven: Trea».. J. 8. Calkius; Chap.. A. E. and accident policies never were popular lars inquire at ticket office. And It Is morally certain Heath; S. W.. W. J. Cravens; 8. B., O. with farmers. A. C. Fellows, Agt. W. Murphy: J. B.. F. W. Abbey; Trus­ that one of these two classes of insurance GOc J axon Flour, per sack.. An Allegan Attorney has a scheme by tees. Geo. Abbey and W. H, Stebbins; would be found very convenient and briie 25c 10 lb?. Rolled Oats........ which he thinks he can bead off liquor Rep. to H. C.. R A. Rider and L. E. ficial to lhe widow and family of the man 25C 8 Bars Fairbanks Soap who has lhe hardihood to drive over these buying frptn drug stores, it is v» have Stauffer. 25c 7 Bara Acme Soap......... roads faster than a walk. So for past the uitufo of all buyers, together with tbe It seems that the law provides that all 25c Bara Dhigtnan 8<>ap.. years and years farmers who have been amopnrtbey buy, published in the papers, druggists shall keep a register, containing 25c 6 Bara Santa Claus Soap hj £/g. Holbrook is receiving the con­ an account of liquor sold and to whom It compelled to con* to Hastings from this 25c Table Syrup, per pit.... part of tbe county have plodded through gratulation* of his many friends here on is sold, but Imposes no fine for non com­ 4), It* SSe tea or coffee tor... I OU the sand, jolted over stones, gone down acjouut-of gelling a clerkship in the office pliance. At least this teems to be tIni 10c Balk Muatanl per pt................. "" of Auditor-general Dix at Lansing. Mr. law In local option counties. Recently a Into chuck boles, bumped over corduroys, 20c Bulk Onion Pluklea per pl... rode along sidling places where one track Holbrook has always labored earnestly for Baptist minister In Bellevue accompanied 15c Bulk Ollera per pt................... his party, and merits the appointment He by one or twu other men. went into Rob­ was about two feet higher than tbe other. All of these little diversions have been en­ STERLING CRAWFORD & CO., will leave this week for Lansing. inson’s drug store in that place and de­ joyed by the people of that part of the Bsau Cannmn. the eOcieat and popular manded a look at bls register. The clerk BAK0A1N OROtBRS. county ever since tbe first road was janitor at the school house received a very told them that It was not posted and about blared through tbe forests. and some of fine chair for Christmas from the teachers the same time an iron implement used fur ihe oldest inhabitants say that the ot the eeMtai hutMtap. •• a token of < string plug tobacco came sailing through Isn’t as good now as It was when first their appreciation of his efforts in their Horses have pulled, tugged behalf. It was a great earprise to Mr. and fretted themselves into premature €•»»«■ awl l> • pnMBt b* <<ra«r Fred L. Heath, LOCAL NEWS. A Bad Hi la a pood thln< Ml !■> make, and one ot the wont i In our Block ot HATS. Bur "bare your mone and thrifty people fan hat <n thU world. We’re inereulug Ita value lu oiir pooda. We’re aelllnp wha, yOTi utt fipurea are practical atudlea In economy. 7/erc are wme of thtvi. too carefully. J H ' For one week only we will rell you Ladle,' Fite Shoe* 3‘ *• »l.7S. Br’de @............ 83.25 $2 75 and $2.50 grades»2.25 • ........... .. 2'S° 2-a5 grade.................. t.90 83.00 gfade@............ gj.65 Put this Book Mark in Your Cash Book and . watch for the Next. c h OSBORN & CO. the bankrupt store. pON’T SEND AWAY FOR A . Sewing Machine 1 can furnish you just as cheap as you can buy anywhere in the woild, and you can see-tbe ma­ chine aud try it before you buy. New m Homes, A few nice 5-drawers machines for 825 each Come and see me and 1 will sell you if you are going tn buy. The New Ideal 'drawers. Made by the New Home Co., anil Fully Warrant­ ed for Five Years, for 19.50. Sewing Machine Needles ' for all Macuines and the Finest Oil Made. WALL G OODS SOLD AS CHEAP AS THE CHAPESi-« WOOD PUMPS. PUMPS AND PUMP FIXTURES FOR Repairing done at my office. T. PHILLIPS The Health Of Your Children Woolley & Bronson. ~W « «■<•». M.S0. »3.<». and t > SO that 7ou„ ,or bBrinnB> ln 10« Slzoe 2X. a, ax and 4. NOT BUT Overcoats Cheap We have had a large sale of all qualities of Overcoats and Ulsters this winter, and as a result We’re All Broken Up in sizes and are making a deep cut in prices to close the balance ot them out. $6 Ulsters for $4 50 io Ulsters for 7 >2 Ulsters for _9 6 Boy’s Overcoats, for 5 9 “ “ 7 “ “ 9 2 9 Hen’s Overcoats for 7 12 •• •> •• 9 14. 15 16 “ 13 Leather Stockings for boys are always the best. Leading Clothiers. �GREAT UNKNOWN PARTY. vol EntertaLnnient Carried (hit by aa Injeulons HostcM. me of > e hisied 36 vrning - rd perron* -ud ten othe" in­ . whom will die. The ..a in was a Louisville N®fih..v one, which runs from here to Blockton, a distance of 40 miles. The train left hefe at 5:30 a. m. in charge of Engineer Frank White and Con­ ductor A. P. Connell. Four miles north of Blocton the entire train, made up of an engine, baggage and two passen­ ger coaches, crashed through a bridge TOO feet long and 120 feet high into the Cnhaba river. It is the belief that the wreck was caused by fiends for the purpose of rob­ bery. A rail had been removed from the ' track, and when the engine struck this 300 feet of the bridge gave way end went down with the train. Immediate­ ly the wreck took fire, tbe water being ©ply about three feet deep, and before sufficient help conk! be secured tbe un­ fortunate passengers and traiiwnen who were pinioned under the debris were burned to death in sight of other un­ fortunate victim* of the disaster. Some ©f tbe passengers not so badly hurt managed .to ornwl out nnd do all they could in assisting the oth- s, but with little avail. The dend are: The Victims. Frank White, engineer, of Rlrrnlnchstn. rwee Carney, fireman, of Birmingham; Ai P. Connell, conductor, of Birmingham: Torn Streeter, colored porter, of Birming­ ham: Jordan Powell, wife nnd elkht chil­ dren. of Blocton; Mrs. Henry Hanberry and. I two children, of Birmingham; James Bol­ ing. express messenger, of Guthrie, Ky.; Iu W. Martin, ot Brookwood: Bruce thlUips, of Blocton: S. W. Tibbs and wife, ©f Campbelltown: Andrew Bryson, of Bloc<on: George Glendall, Helena; four others Unidentified. The injured are: Ed Echols, slightly: Henry Hanbury, ribs broken; Powell child, feet badly burned; Mrs. Walker, of Bloc­ Ton. Internally, will die: Mrs. Walker’s three Children, slightly: Miss Booth. Bloc­ ton, internally, will die; Stan Stewart, arm broken. Relief S’romptly Sent. As soon ns the news was received here both the Lousiville & Nashville and Southern railways sent out relief trains loaded with physicians and others, and everything possible was done for those ■ who had been fortunate enough to get away from the reach of the flames which quickly consumed all of the coaches and a part of the bridge. Many ©f the dead were chaired completely beyond recognition. The exact number who perished will never be known, but it is believed it will reach 35. The train contained men, women and children living at the mines who hud gone to Birmingham to spend Christmas .and were returning home.. Robbed Dead and Wounded. Dr. Ray. a Blocton physician, who at­ tended Gardner, one of the survivors, ■ telegraphs the stat» ment inode by Gard­ ner as to the cause of the wreck. Gard­ ner says when he felt tbe cars leave the track he looked out and saw three sarage-looking men rushing from a hiding place down toward the water's, edge, end that afte* the wreck they went through the wreckage, robbing the dead and wounded, and then fled to the roods. They did their work quickly, ’ and offered no assistance whatever in the way of rescusing the imprisoned «r.d injured passengers. This story, Lowever, has not yet been corroborated, ' but other facts tend to show that it was the work of train wreckeis. l,===z----- ~ Bottled Up! AVhdber in the form of pill powder ©r liquid, the doctor’s prescription for blood disease* is always the same— mercury or poteah. These drugs bottle '. poiron and dry it up in the uystem, but they also dry up the marrow J in the bones at the same time. The suppleness and elasticity of the ends, the bones ache, while t and helplessness premapo&seroion of the body, and a short step to a pair of Then comes falling of —j— hair and decay of the bones,—aeon*n truly horrible. Contagious Blood Poison—the curse of mankind—is the most, horrible of all diseases, and has al- doctors. Their pot­ ash and mercury again attacksome delicate l The following 1b an account of a rofunction most succefjKfully carried at by a houtes* in aeartdi of a novelty i the way of entertainment. Her inrited guests were IJ6 in number. Her husband and herself made 40 present on the evening in question. To each person the idea had been explnined; a character was to be selected from some well-known work of fiction, and was to be dressed ft« accurately ns j»OKsible, but the hope should be to defy guessing on the part ol others as to the atftoor of the personage. Therefore, no name* widely quoted or popularly used should be selected. Host and hostess, aa well as all the rest, were provided on the night of fes­ tivity with 39 cards bearing the nnme assumed. These were exchanged, nnd, below the autograph, with the tiny pen­ cil tied through the pasteboard by a bit of Tom Thumb ribbon, a guess woe scribbled as to the novelist' creator of that character. These cords were gathered together, after the bountiful refreshments were served, and few of them were ready un­ til the different characters hud been questioned often, with a view to bring­ ing out the book in which they figured. . JVhen these cards had -all been col­ lected and ull bore, on the reverse side, the name of tlie guesser, duplicates were placed in another receptacle contrib­ uted by the personages and revealing their correct places in fiction with their author. Those who had known the greatest number, of course, received prizes. This is the list of the 40 immortala as selected on the evening just described. It may serve, as a hint to others for u like occasion: Emma Woodhouse, “Jane Austen;” Molly Gibson, “Mrs. Gaake.ll;” Mrs. Chiekenstaiker, “Dickens;” Dorothea Brooks, “George Eliot;" Amelia Sed­ ley, “Thackeray;” Mrs. Hawksbee. ••K/ipiing:" Rose Bradwartfine, “Scott;" Ethel May, “Miss Tonga;” Helen Ward, “Mrs. Deland;" Mag Ixjwnie, “J. M. Bar­ rie;" Rose Clark, “Fanny Fern;” Clara Huddlestone, “Stevenson;" Mrs. 1’eixsda, “Sidney Luska;’* Migples. “Dick­ ens;" Mrs. Poyser. "George Eliot;" Mar­ guret Howe, “Ian Mac lax on:” Isaura Dalton,“Ik<sMarvel;"AJlie Noble. “John Drown;’’Dolly Foster, “Anthony Hope:” Raoul de Mar,“Stanley Wcyman;” Jack de Ford, “J. S. Wood;” Alfred Toilet, “Mary Wilkins;” HerrMelna, “Gofcthe;” Lord Steepleton, “F. M. Crawfard^” Amyas Leigh, “Charles Kingsley;" Leonard Ewbank, “Wordsworth;’’ Rom­ ney Leigh, “Mrs. Browning;” Floyd Ireson, “Whittier:" Tom Corey, “W. D. Howells;” Ned Prentiss, "Grace Denio Litchfield;” Dr. Balloch, “Mrs. Barr;" George Ferris, “George Fleming;" Will Wimble, “Joseph Addison;” Deacon Soper, “Oliver Wendell Holmes;” Charles Nordhall, “Miss Phelps;” St. John Rivers, “Charlotte Bronte;” Ben Brennan, “Edward Everett Hole;" James Drummond, “William Black;” Uncle Venner, “Nathaniel Hawthorne;” John Brooke, “Miss AlcotL"—Philadel­ phia Press. DOUBLE-BARRELED DREAMS. Bow * Broker Deceived. Uta Liatenen Into Credulity. They were discussing the subject of dreams and the broker, after hearing from most of the others, declined to ad­ vance an opinion, but said he would re­ late a dream he once’had and leave his hearers to draw their own conclusions. “I was a young man of active habit* and anxious to get rich by the shortest possible method consistent with hon­ esty. I found myself in toe western poit of what is now toe state of Wash­ ington. J met a rough miner who said he was about to depart, for the section where the Blewett- gold mines are now being operated and wanted me to go along. His inducement was that we could realize 50 cents a pan al placer mining, which was a dazzling bonanza. “I also met a man whom I had known in the east and he advised against the project, because ’my proposed partner was under suspicion. He liad started out on half a dozen expeditidbs with some tenderfoot ttnd always returned alone, though nothing had ever been proven against him. But 1 resisted all opposing advice and went. The third night out wc spread our blankets early and laid down, for we were tired nnd o storm threatened. It must have lieen about midnight when I htul the most bloodcurdling dream. As plainly as 1 see yoa gentlemen now I saw t hat-rough miner^ .who was accustomed -to losing men whom he took out, standing over me with a drawn bowie and about to plunge it into my breast “I could not scream or move to offer resistance. The very' terror of the situ­ ation must have awakened jne. Tbe cold sweat was pouring from’every pore and it was only when I realized the im­ mediate safety of my position that I could move. Stealthily I moved with my trappings to where my horse waa tethered, hastily prepared him for the journey and soon went galloping over the back trail. I imagined pursuit but no shots were fired and my escape was assured.” “Did the man turn out to be a mur­ derer?" “What man? The whole thing was s dream, I told you. There was a dream within a dream. I was never west ol St. Louis in my life.**—Detroit Free Press. * Drowned Hire. only cure for this It is guar- Spread a cupful of rice on a shallow baking tin, and put into a moderately hot oven to brown. It will need to b< stirred frequently to prevent burning and to secure a uniformity of color. Eaeli rice kernel. when sufficiently should be of a yellowish AN ARCTIC TRAGEDY. WASTE t>F COMBUSTION. EDIBLES FROM REFUSE. Asyxbl^ B*nria*. A lump of cannel is burning on the The whaling steamer Belvidere, which arrived recently from tbe frozen. Arc­ grate. What lake* place? The air i* tic, brought a story of tragedy among drawn in beneath tbe grate and rise* through tbe bar*. It* oxygen com­ the savage Eskimos. Last winter, while the vessel was bines with the coal to produce carboniofrozen in the ice near Herachel Wand, acid gas, which, together with the inert a native who was known to the crew nitrogen of the air und the smoke or unoonsumed carbon, rises in the chim­ of the whaler as Pizcr was engaged to hunt on the mainland of Alaska for deer ney and escape*. This is the role for fresh meat for the crew. He was pteyed by the material*. How about a good hunter, but, unlike most of tbe the forces? Tbe chemical union of the natives, he hud a fierce and fiery tem­ oxygen with toe cosl sets free the coal’* per. Shortly after he had been engaged »tored-up dhergy, and this energy, be­ aa a hunter for the veseel’k crew he built, ing indestructible, must manifest it­ a snow hut on the land only about two self in some way, nod so show* Itself as miles from the vessel. There he moved beat. This i* the whole story of com­ . his family, anti not long after a child bustion. Sitting before on open fire I have was born to him. The child was nearly three months often dreamed of converting the storedold when Pizer returned, unsuccessful, uj) energy of the coal Into some form of from a long hunting trip in tbe interior. energy even more useful to man than Not a deer had fallen- to his rifle, and heat. We know toot, theoretically at he went, home brooding over his ill-luck. least, all nature’s forces arc Intercon­ In his savage nature he felt that the vertible; why should not the potential child that hod been recently added to energy of cos) be converted directly inhis household had, when it came into toelectricity instead of into beat? Could the world, brought with it a curse on ell of the energy be extracted from a hls prosperity. To it he laid all the single pound of coal and mode to do me­ blame for his having returned from a chanical work, this work would more chase empty-handed. In his rage he than equal n day’s labor of n very great coal 'fields seized the child by the feet .and, swing­ strung man. In ing it about his head with nil tbe brute that are distributed over the face of the strength at hls command, dashed it earth nature has Rtored up u supply of down upon the sharp points of an ice- energy safclj- estimated to be equal to covered rock. The little one’s bruins the hand labor of the entire population were dashed over the snow surrounding of the warld continued for a thousand his rude home, and, taking the body, years. The most convenient and useful, be­ he threw it to his pack of fierce sled dogs. They soon tore it to pieces. After cause toe most tractable, form of en­ the act he calmly walked back to-toe ergy is electricity. In the facility with vessel and informed the officers thirty which we may at will and without the ill-omen that hung over his head 'waste convert it into such other form of had .been removed, and that he would energy as happens to be desired lies the superiority of electricity over ull tlie be more successful tn future hunts. Missionary Whittaker, who was rest of nature’s forces. Having elec­ aboard the whaler at the tame, Iwd the tricity, we way easily produce hector man held on board the ship while -be light, or tnechaolcal motion, or chem­ investigated hU story. Pizer's fellow ical force; but electricity itself lias native* detested him for his cruelty. hitherto been produced in quantity Whittaker, who had devoted hia life to only by the use of complicated mech­ tbe welfare of tlie Eskimos of the mon anism and with great waste. Electricity is to-day generated by a northern region, had been greatly troubled by his quarrelsome spirit, ui.d dynamo that is turned by an engine as an example to the others of hlr- which is.operated by steam, and ti»e payage flock he felt that the murderer steam tn made from water bjLXneon* of heat derived from-the com bust i op of must be. punished. Pizer was led to a stake in the center cuSI. But this is a long and circuitous of Lhe native village, near the whaling proccr^. with a large leakage at every station. His back was bared and he step. Much of t he energy of combustion was triced up to the stake. The mis­ goes up the chimney as heat or smoke; sionary took a stout cat-c‘-nlne-tails much of the beat if lopt in boiling the and gave the murderer GO lashes across water to make steam; much of tlie ex­ the bare buck with all the power he pansive force of the steam is wasted a* could command. When he hod finished it escapes from the engine; much of he handed the lash to Mate E. L. West the power d! the engine is wasted a* of the Belvedere, and the muscular mate friction; and there is some loss'in the followed tbe missionary's example, dynamo itself. Recent tests, made by while the crew of the whaler and the a committee of the National Electric natives looked on and counted the Light association, of 80 modern electric light and power plants, show that the lashes. When the mate had finished with his average plant wastes 97:4 |>cr cent, and GO lashes the murderer w as bowling piti­ utilizes os electricity only 2.6 per cent, fully for mercy. He wojn faint from pain of the energy theoretically obtainable and loss of blood, and when he was let from the coal.—Dr.WUliam M. Jacques, loose he staggered al>out, spurned by in Harper’s .Magazine. all hls fellow villagers. He was or­ dered to leave the neighborhood and HOW ALASKANS KILL BEARS. never return. Death would be hte Idt if he was ever seen about the settle­ ul the United State*. ment a^fnin. He wua allowed to take H. J. Barling, who is identified with his rifle and a supply of ammunition the salmon industry of Alaska, as the as well as a sled load of provisions and ! owner of an extensive canning piant at supplied, on which to start life anew Karluk, Kodiak island, lately arrived in the far interior. He was given ‘ until the following from tire north. He brought down night to prepare for his journey. As with him some of the largest bearskins he left the village for his hub he took ever seen in San Francisco. One of them, a perfect and unblemished skin an oath that he'*would kill the first of an enormous grizzly, measured 12 white man he came across after he feet from tip to tip. left the village lines as revenge for Mr. Balling has a marvelous tale to the punishment he had received at the hondsof the missionary and the wbaler’i relate of the native way of killing a bear. mate,—San Francisco Examiner. “There are many grizzlies on Kodiak SOME GOOD IN TATTOOING. island," he said, “as well ns a large num­ ber of cinnamon bears. I was cruising Mark* Lett by the Needle Frequently Re­ in a launch hi nn unfrequented cove one sult Ln 1 dent Iff ration. Why should we not ail of ua lie identi­ day when I spied t wo immense grizzlies. I They were so large I did not care.to go fied from youth upward by a tattooed rfter them, but when I got back to mark? Men who travel have often Karluk I communicated the fact to an found difficulty in getting check« Indian, who bore the reputation of-be­ cashed in strange places and women ing one of the best bear hunters in that who entertain are frequently taken iu section. Although G2 years old, he hud by “distinguished guests" who prove to to nsk hia mother’s permission, which, be any perron* except the distinguished lie-ng granted. he started across the ones expecicri. A tattoo mark regis­ country after the bears. He simply tered somewhere and placed on record armed himself with a long spear. Tie fo ns not to be imitated without pun­ greased his head nnd got to the wind­ ishment from the law, would be every ward of the animals. Pretty soon he bit as useful on human beings os the heard a tramping in the brush and brand i« on cattle. Human beings, knew the prey was approaching. He when disassociated from their usual at­ dug n hole in the ground, planted one tire and surroundings, are distin­ end of tbe spear firmly with the point guished from each other with even in the direction of the bear and then more difficulty than attends the pick­ cro’ichfd down. The bear came along ing out of a particular cow or horse ond dashed for the head of the Indian. from a large number. It was Thomas With h ^wiffand dexterous movement Hughes who declared that a man would the natlte cut a gash in the bear’s neck refuse to recognize his best friend II with the sharp spear point. The an­ the latter was set down, in ragged cloth­ gered animal drew back a few yards ing pt a street crossings—and he was and made a rush. He. impaled him­ right. Men escape justice easily by self on the spear and all was over. such simple devices ns shaving tbe mus­ Chic.’ig’b Chronicle. tache or growing a beard, and the lady !n stageland who isn’t recognized by Frills and Furbelows. her own family merely bccauroshe puts It la a new idea to have hall curtain* on a different colored dress is not un­ of laoe instend of silk. known in real life. A Philadelphia man The latest sofa cushions are pointed has been discovered w ith his name and on satin in great, natural-looking address tattooed on his arm, and. he takes great pleasure in getting checks Some new evening gowns have full­ cashed st banks where he is unknown sized turtle-doves perched on the shoul­ by merely exhibiting hls arm. Proper­ ders. ly arranged, the name and address of The up-to-date bridesmaid wears a a fair debutante, with her family crest Large black hat with her light gown. and a few incidentals added, would not The single violet is usurping the disfigure her above^rfove arm. nnd double one’s place ns first favorite in the similar markings would be very useful fashionable world. for all the boys who went iu for athlet­ Many of the debutante's gowns are ics and who desired to be known in the In light-tinted gauzes rather than all world better than was possible through white, us formerly. letter* pinned on the beck'and bound Little coats of Gobelin blue cloth, to blow off during the first bit of wind. with trimmings of fur, are worn by the —Boston Home Journal. wee daughters of fashionable mothers. —Chicago Record. Mr. Style*—What did you say you ---------------------------wanted, my man? Kitting off th* Pephanw Walker—rm looking tor aoro* kind - jt i* estimated that 42.300 African nts were slaughtered laat year ■ply tbe market with ivory. As art- not more than 800,000 ele- la Wwud All via:tons to Pari* rave ulxiut the delicacy vt the food and dolrftae** of the service. They do. not know some of the ways followed by reKtauronta aa:d chefs. At the lower ciara of Paris restaurant* a very ingenious fraud has been in practice for half u century. They make, beef tea or bouillon without beeJ—warm water colored zunl flavored vfith burned onion* and caramel as bouillon. To supply the little greaae bubbles which connoisseurs demand as the only trouble.* Finally a cook hit upon the ingenioua device, of blowing a spoonful of fresh oil orer thte soup. The oil immediately forms in tiny beads on the surface and there is your soup. Nowa<lays every cafe of this sort ha* its employe aux yeux de bouillon, whose sole duty h to make the little eye* or bubbles of grease on the soup. Parisians of a certain class are 1mmenroly fond of ham, ro much so that the number of hams eaten in Paris could not be furnished by all the pigs killed in France, even allowing for the shoulder as well as the leg being cured —this being the French practice. The demand, is supplied by buying up old ham bones and ingenious] y Inzer ting them into pieces of pickled pork, which are trimmed into shape, covered with •grated bread crusts and then sold for loun. In this way a bone docs duty for hundreds of times. Still, the sup­ ply of bones was limited, and it was not inconvenient to be put out if one’s neighbor did not return the ham bone . which -the dealer relied upon securing tlue day before to iworer for you. So a m&a conceived the idea of manufac­ turing ham bones wholesale, and ma do a fortune from toe sale, of these arti­ ficial foundations. Nowaday*, there­ fore. ham is olentlful in Pari*.—Boston Herald. A Wel»h Rip. L«»?ry nation has n Rip Van Winkle of its own. but the Welsh’story of Rip is unique. He is known as Taffy ap Sion. One morning Tnffy heard a bird; ringing on a tree close by his path. Allured by the melody, he rat down un­ til the music censed; when he arose, what was- his surprise at observing that the tree tinder which he had taken seat! had now N■come dend and withered. In the doorway of his home, rfhfeh, to his ■ amazement, had also suddenly grown older, he'asked of a strange old man for his inntnta, whom he hnd left there, I as he said, a few minutes before. Upon learning his name the old man said: “Alns! Taffy. I have often heard my grandfather. your father. speak of you. and it wn* raid you were under the power of the fairies and would not l»e released until the last sap of that sycamore hnd dried up. Embrace me, my dear uncle, for you ore my uncle— embrace your nephew." Welshmen do not always perceive the humor of this somewhat novel situation of n youth— for Tnffy wo*still merely n boy—being i hailed r.s uncle by a gentleman perhaps 40 years h’s senior.—-Lippincott’s. It !• carious to roe how the b^r^lng craze ha* already altered the aize «f ladies’ boot*. Year after year doctor* have been preaching against the high' heels and tbe compressed toes of fhe French Nhoe. They have preac-hed^but they have not been listened to; nnA all sorts of little, limps and shuttles tyve gut to have a kind of vogue. ai»d gij-lg have treated their toes as disrespectful­ ly a* if they were their uai*t*. And now comes the bicycle and sets thing* right. Tbe myth of the very small foot in being exploded. Indeed, it was *!most inevitably it should. When-you ace almost level with your eye a thing you vc-ere accustomed to look at, far beneath it you get a true idea of it* •Ize. A girl's foot on a pedal, now a common wayside object, shows that good-looking girls have generally fairly proportioned feet. There has come a reaction against the Chinese deformity, and a sympathy with na­ ture. You can not pedal with a foot like the castor of a pianoforte. If you do you risk your life, or, what i* more thought of, your appearance. And so fashion rushes }n where physicin oh may not tread. But the doctors bear no malice. Indeed, they order the bi­ cyclo for their patients, many of them benig surgeons as well as physicians. —Westminster Gazette. iicagc, Kal&aaioo & ten TIME TABLE. In. Effect May Imm. Central Standard Time. Station,. 'aS » NOKTH. Chicago I 11 aoi io go m.fp. m.j XaUnutzoo Lv... Kast Cooper Richland Juiie*! Gull Lake (Yorkville). .-•xessey ... «lllo........... <»tou .... Cloverdale 4bultz...... Hastixor. 'oats Grove Woodbind .. Woodbtjrv . Via D. J Uumlpg....... Detroit 4raud Rapids 00 i 10 20 . 10 30 . 10 W . bta’IOOB. SOUTH. Chicago Grand Rapids Detroit........ Lansing *»<x»dbury ... Woodland .. "oats Grovts * 10 4 Bastings 3huitr Cloverdale Delton .... Milo Pressey ... One of Ills Question*. Tommy—Pop, do soldiers ever sleep Gull Lake (Yorkville...) Cut Cooper LvI ** on duty? Richland Junctionj 9 Tommy’s Pop—No, my boy. Kalamavno Ar.,......... I 10______________ “Then why do they carry knap •stop on aniuai only. Agents tnu*t signal Trains at Flag Suttons as soon as they can be sacks?”—Philadelphia Record. seen, + Freight Trains will be run at tbeconveniMJce St. Paul; Minn., Dec. 2d.—Charles D. to tlie Company,who reserve the right to change time of such train* without notice. Kerr, Judge of the Fourth Minnesota jhe •No. 6. will wait at Woodbun tor passeuget district, died Friday evening at Sun An­ train No. 1 and Freight No. <9 on D. L & N. v. tonio, Tex., of brain trouble. Judge K’No. fi will waft at lUcbl&nd Junction until ar Kerr bad been active in public life the rival ot No 8 on C. J. & M. R’y. Baggage must be at Depot at least s minute; past 35 years. He was born September before leaving time of trains, so that Agent: y. 1835. His death was sudden, us he may have time to check It properly: otherwhK only reached Sap Antonio from St. Paul It may not go forward until next train. Jam. H. DkWIXO, H. C. Pottkr. L. Skbceaxt on Thursday. I Gen’l Manager. Gu’i 1’. &T. A. Supl, |K8»K-DRS . ifMUSR'S •K&K=B»RS,K8tK JslNFUL HABITS IN YOUTH K Ig. LATER EXCESSES IN MANHOOD T MAKE NERVOUS, DISEASED MEN K & _ ;U I UP Unnranco and foil y in youth, oTorexertion of mind and body inunc-If IlLiJuLI <Mb>'hntnnd r»xpt»sureara con*tahtly wrvckjn” the lives and fr.ttin-Il I of tiKKtaaml. ■ ipiorairixm > ■ > ug rnun. Home fodoand wither at an <mrly •If£ ' ’l,‘Jl,ior*'«u.of mn:.ho<xi.-wbihsotlu-rs are foroi-d to dnw oat a weary, frnill'*** 1 stinvUiichi •!> exiatenct*. t Wr.< reach matrimony but find no solace or comfort Jtheiro. Th< oj victim* i.r«. found in all stnti-amo* JUe? Thu farm, tho ollie ■, the v,ork4bop. the pulpitS t T^tbo tmdi-j anti tlie profli•. -n«>*. ______ ■ ’ . M ■ 1§ RESTORED TO MANHOOD BY DRS. K. & K. • Wm. A. WALKEB. Wm. a. s MItS. CHAS. FEBUY. CHAS. FEIJ1Y. • T.-. JJOtB. & K Divorced but united again CCWCENT.-vS vc:—“I1 have nnve suffw >• -as indiMnwi u heDB ud iKiwTnmt. ---------Boys" LcoutnxtrdJJ 1 had ulcere ir. tlx|( c) i.u4 uuusr Private 1----------------EMISSIONS loose, pfrnptee pint pi ee onJJ nHKith and IhriKit, bouo pains, hair loos*, t fnee.fin-.-e-nails came oil. o.ris-iuas, became thin andj STRICTURE ■k-X|>ouilr,..t Neveu doctor* treated mo with MercaryJ Pots h, etc. Tliey h<<fp>d mo but could not care raoj CURED Finn 1 africndindrfcvdmr»totrjf Prs.KMimniy&hcrrrnn. irri h< ir New Method Treating’.: cervdmainu few ■erodes. 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Ki Hsreyon c^vmaknro^ What it i*»<i«>Bn for nja ?* ?t w'Jl do fr»r L Noxmdtfir wl>i. har 'ou. write hen’-t<•; ir.ion rerocnadib*. B-GOIU FREE— The Goldt-a Mouitur” ullunrated). 0: W ntiai. KEHNEDY & Question i cost o? Treat- �Hastings Banner, Thursday, Dec. 31, 1896. ^■3/. Mu. Frank IXmalow, of Muskegon, was in the elty thu weelf en Gilley, /?9t f. THE RED MEN AT WORK. | and John Wln”y •" trained nurse*, it* outing system of w«lw wlin hrr mother Mra. Smttli who la drawing baked bay to Ijike Odessa. ‘ Uow Much They Karn from tbe Gov«mAn interesting _______ >■ 7 ------ J® «niercFiing tact fact knoWa to vtnCarlisle sc bool luu» been referred to, and dents of natural Wstorv COt>KIMt.,fr.p " rory lo. wffii li'.rl irocbla. xu«ut—Variety of Their IndustriM. n»*zrank kbort has gone on a visit to a waF touched nn Otaego where Ns father lives. I,r a gentleman Rentletnan who who ii The capabilities of “Lo” for playing the Flandreau school in Broth Dahota. by.a bus given constfiJ Jud^.- Siuliu west «> Detroii ^waday Mr. Aaplnwal is drawing lumber to football, as illustrated in the cose of the which recently introduced it, reports personal mention able attention to the st^idy of monkryk whan- ho Win alientl we annual meetiue but Id an addition to his house. Carlisle pupils, have perhaps excited that the boys who went out during the and their antics. Mr. Austin is thta. the .Awoeuiion or Clrenlt JudK<w. and Jt'sXT w,'*! "",n wider attention of late than any signs vacation to farms camed from $15 per gentleman reftrred to. HQne of tha Jame» Wilkins wu In Inion lupk a "•»<! * I»i>vr berore it on -The mon’.-h to $1.50 per day each. end most peculiar features about: monkeys, The Brothers snd Sisters ot the U. B. lie lias given of a disposition to work. Tuesday. In tjie government’s extension of the —aside from their faces—U their ahiH-| Sen Relation?' Yet these, latter ore apparent not only ' enureh had a surprise OU SsmuelCau>pt»ll civil service rule* over the Indfar bureau ly to catch flie«. Fart. Ever been in Lewis Stem, ot CtUwg.,. -u |„ Uie cl!y in the records of that school, iu» to the H. wss the roAl >l» Coovrotlon ot the HmUpj, aDd this week. elplent or a hue suit ot dollies and sh« ot pupils on farms and in households, but employes it recognized that, the Indians a barroom? Why. of couree. Well, KhW.ort Sunday School Association bald would be practically barred om by put-, you’re seen a lot of flies on thr counter, a nice bonne: and a number of other iu those of the Indian bureau. Mr* John Mullen, of JriiorAon street, on l-WMlay |n mg p,r|Rh 1Joujfl_ things. Abont thirty were present and Under the tystem now in vogue, as ting them through a course ■ 1 exami­ and maybe you’re ae»*n a man trying fe very III. . 1‘r.-I.Knt Re. a. II. Grhraby wna rt-olroi- all reported a fine time. explained by Conunhaioner Browning, nations on book lenruing in -ompari- to scoop them x^p with his .hand: If you Roy Dlllentieck and friend are home on if an Indian is willing to go to work ron with whites. Hence it spa red them watch the man you will-find that he! / M1m Lovins Ironside 14 very III wiib „ ■ ,t"‘v G°«l>Mr. Secretary and a furlough from the regular army. this necessity; md even where they were puts himvilf to a great deal of trouble Mrs. Men irk. Treasurer. pneumonia. MV Dodds and family and Mrs. Bare. upon the tract allotted to him, the gov-, candidates for the offices of supeiinto do the work. He will pal! up hia wm?1*^1, V,BlW?d Bl Frenk “J*™™11 eminent hc-lpa bint to build a. house, tendent, teacher of industries, kituh^rMrs. Roe Colgrore was tn Grund Rap. Aleevy. Imre his wrist and lunge vicious­ give* hlxn a team and farming tools, ids. Saturday. Mr. ^Curtis eave a family dinner Christ­ with wire for fencing and grain fox garten, or physician, a comjn-titivr ex­ ly ut the gathered knot of flies. Chance* Y. J* a C. E. next Sunday evening in amination was not required, thfe test of are hr won’t get any. but instead win mas in which there were twenty-eight who \F<-cding. besides tho advice and super­ Doane Bauer wu hone from Jackson i (’nb} leiian church. parira k of turkey. Levi Curtis and wife, vision of a farmer to help him in get­ fitness being such as was approved by knock over half a dozen glasses in tbe for ChrhiUnas. W. C. T. U. next Tuesday at 2 in the of Kalamazoo, were among the number. the civil service commission. attempt. The monkey beau the man ting out his crops. Dr. Young. nf Nashville, wan In tie SuperYhters loom. It is said that in the large majority of al the gnme. Every ‘time he gpes tor a Jennie Pnrden had a very narrow escape Then it olds the red men also by em­ from tielng s..ot one day last week. 8um<> cases Indians employed nt. the agencies • fly h’s a ten-to-one shot that the fly la city yesterday. The U. E. R. C. inwta with A. D. ployment of various sorts. Apparent­ Pi?t!lers ou^8ide the house were handling ly it gives for labor and for supplies are . faithful and zealous. Many are po­ caught. The monk simply ‘reaches’ for Mr. and Mss. Ed. Botum are hon e tirigsby on Suturday evening at 7:30. tN*lr gun« when one of tho guns went nff licemen and judges of the courts ofTn- the fly in a thoughtless, absent-minded The M-rm- us at the Methodist chuich the shot going through the window strlk- Ixraght each year well along toward dlon offenses on the reservations. One from Chicago. fashion jjeculiijr tn him. It looks as SI,000,000. For example, in the various Hale Kenyon, of Freeport, was In the next .Sunday will fee appropriate to the n®,,t*10 opposite wall close by her head. agency has 10? Indians employed, one though n thought Just strikes him that -chuois. out qf 2,070 superintendents, Charley Dillenbeck and wife and Mrs. has 76, another 72, two have 51, 22 bare flies are good. Out stretches a hand. city yesterday. teachera and other employes, last year riio I’.ah.r will preach a new yean Klalng, of Saranac tonk dinner at Mr. Ris­ Also Mr. Nation and more than one-third, for 705 were In­ over 20, and 19 have from 11 to 20 In­ He doesn't rnsh ito.r swipe around lika Miss Maggie Ironside spent Sunday serniun In Presbyterian church next Sun­ ing s Christmas. dians on their employe rolls.—N. Y. a jl.og chasing hls tail, but goes about family and John l,ee and family. dians. and their salaries aggregated in Grand Rapids. ' day niurnliig auu hi the evening on “Two it in a dignified way. He only uses two B. F. Burdick, of Hickory Comers, $148,766. Then, among the persons em­ Sun. Sous.” ( fingers, but the fiy is caught. It is a Mr. aud Mrs. Gee. Williams arc visiting spent Sunday at J. Spencer’s. ployed at agencies other than those at i Th« society connected with Emmanuel The schoolmates and friends of Orsa pipe cinch that the monkeys catch- nine ROENTGEN RAYS. friends in Kalamazoo aud Otsego. the schools, are found nq^fower than church wjll b*i entertained Thursday, Jan. Purdan nee Haskins made her a Christmas out of ten flies they reach for, and don’t 1.434 Indians, with wages aggregating HarRixtns .Tait Brrinnlng to Get the BenLewis Wardell la visiting at Potterville 7lli, nv Mrs. J. Rossel! and‘ladlesasaociat- present of a fine comfortable. seem to try to when they do it.’—N. O. The Lil»era| eiMS Of U. B.’s made a quilt v?258,140, or neayly half the amount paid •’d wiilr her. Supper served at Parish and Lansing during the holidays. Ti mes^Dem ocra t. Dr. Marin tyre says the opinion held ['to white employes nt agencies. These Mrs. Nettie Taylor attended the funeral H»«u.-r in.m 5 till 7 o’clock. All are cor­ and presented It lo Rev. Mowers (or a dially In*. I’rd. j tjyo amounts to^eth»’r make over $400,- by many that we hare arrived at about Christmas present. —A Welsh law of the middle agetj of a relative in Hillsdale last week. ' , QUO for Indians, and since It is snid that the end ot knowledge of tlie Roentgen forbade the horse lo be used in-plowing Next week la-ing the week of prayer, “a still larger amount is paid them for rays, «> far os regards practical re­ this agricultural occupation being peg* Miss Hazel Hendricks, of Middleville, Annnnl Knunlon. pperi-.il scrvicrs^wlli be held each evening .miFccllancous work und for supplier sults, is entirely erroiunjus. On the con­ formed bv the aid of donkeys and ox«W Hastings. Dec. 24. I MW. is the guest of Mrs. John Wetaaert. at lhe Meihoolst-Church. All are cordially Failure lu Iowa. The 32nd Annual .Reunion of rhft 13th raised by tlymselves,” we have, n very trary, we are only just beginning to re­ /Dr. and Mrs. Snleeba returned Mondr-y Invited tn attend these services and to alize their possibilities. Dr. MacIntyre Sioux City, la., Dec. 2b.—The Unica^ make the wi-vk all that the committee has Regiment Mich. Inft. will be held lu G. A. good aggregate. flight from a weeks visit in Detroit. — vw«., v«,v WHTO Goods company failed_o«tuiua SaturdarJ drtdgned it should be. Th? variety of the employments which believes that vverhall eventually be able , Dry ~~~ R. Hall. North Rose street, Kalamazoo, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stowell, of Hud.wi, the Indians, or, rather, which a fevv of to photograph not only the whole hu-! with assets of $35jU>0 and liabilities Mich , on January^ nnd 15, 1697. Every­ them., are taking up is also a good man skeleton, in life, but the contents I $20,000. are ip the city for & two wee kb vls.t. SCHOOL COLUMN. body come. Yot^iqn F. C. A L.. sign. It would hardly do w have them । of the three greet cavities of the human ' 11. H. Tuabk. Miss Anna Layton, of Jackson, will depend on agriculture alone, and, in-1 body as well ns th** surrounding osseous Conducted by Miu Flora J. Beadle. County walk*. It. wm suggested that if the [ sygnd New Years at Lewis Beadle’8. deed, they have no inherited aptitude Commissioner. • RuruSE"OYSTEn~SHELLS. for it- But- they carn.moucy by Imuling j bones of the rxt.remitire were to be 1 Roy Hamlin, ot Muskegon, han been The last state Legislature of New York, goods for the government. They are l»e- * pbotograph«.-f1 with certain apparatus j spending a few days with hi-i siriera. raised hor<r-shoeing to a profession, aud ginning to compete for supplying farm In n given time, by dimlniMiing theex­ all the world rejoiced, lu that state a The waters o£ Mary land producc'one- produce, nnd one Indian not long ago posure the soft tirikucs might be’eaught Miss Edna Reed, of Battle Creek, apext abac can be tilted to the hoof nf a horse by Christmas with her father tai this city. those only who possess certified ability. third of the total oyster supply in the obtained the contract for 'supplying before they disjppeared. By carefully world. They yield twice us many oi | corn to the government- schools. Com­ judging the exposure not only tlie Hoofs have a commercial value. George Selleck, of Chicago, was n guest In lime the children will be protected, these luscious bivalves us are grown in missioner Browning odds to these in­ bones in disease were photographed, Mr. and Mrs. Al. H. Welter, Tuesday. nnd in me school-room no tinker need ap­ ull foreign countries com blued. During dustries cutting hay, working on irri­ but also the fleshy parts, and this with ply lhe more delicate the material, the present century Mary hind haa put gating ditches, raising nnd Sidling Ix-ef such accuracy that the surgeon could fohn Kurtz is very low at this writing, greater skill required in the motive power, the on the market 4bO,dsi>.(xX) buahelaof the cattle, logging, cutting cordwood, dig­ see the internal patholojrieaj change d doubts are entertained for Ns te- —•‘kill and prbfwslonals for Iron and nnd tlx, external configuration of the steel! Defects are not so readily discov­ toothsome mollusks. Th<*<‘ hnve sold ging. ginseng root, sheep shearing, la­ part as well on the nine plate. But ery. Xor the enormous sum of $2.’>.'..c.OO,Gb .‘. boring as'ranchmen, carrying the hod, ered in tiie human soul. fiaurlce Grigsby is invited to pt each "'io To these when it came tn nn examhmtion of the And thanks for patronage during the year Higher qualifications In scholarship and Almost all of this country is despondent und working on railroads. organs of tlx? body it was found’that past, ami especially at Christmas time. Richland Presbjteriau church n<xt broader preparation professionally, is the for the abundance und cheapness of this may lx* added the selling of fish, berries, the rule dM mot apply, and instead of Our goods and prices were appreciatejl by/ wild rice, maple sugar, and in Wiscon­ demand of our state. The college gntdu- edible on the supply of the Cbeaapenjte. M ndgy. ' leas fore-; more was required. By a all, as our large sales testify. We have fqsle ^anEck. and A! -Masting-, of aie is not necessarily a teacher, he is simp­ From here nlso eomc very nearly all of sin. frogs’ legs spectal arrangement of the tube the ly on a plane with tbe well educated In all the oystcra used for canning, in fact, On several roservations Indian wom­ some »d Rapids, visited at f?. Gouchera, walks ot life. Jk professional teacher Is a the output of this industry of Mary­ en have l*-en taught to make 'pillow heart, sternum and rP»« ; were photo­ graphed on one plate, and when the pa­ scholar and something more. ’mas. land ia equal to one-sixth’ of al! the lace, through Miss Sibyl Carter’s efforts, tient was placed on his hack, lying on There la one Important way in which to J Loveland IrfoTor Middleville last raise the standard of bur American schools fisheries of the United States put to­ and some of them are said to be lhe sensitive plate, these structures careful designers as well as dextrous iu •ay to help H. F. Tegeler in his primary and secondary,—and that is to gether. were omitted, but th* spine was photo­ The quantity of oyster shells lauded work. The Indians nlso earn money graphed. Following out jthese indica­ make iImmm* who teach in them master •bop. their craft and really capable of doing upon the shores of Maryland during the by making moccasins, gloves, pottery. tions. Dr. Mocintyre made a series of ob­ Left. If you want auything in that line It L Z. B. Hoyt left last week for an that which they propose topo. The edu­ Inst century has been reckoned nt 12,­ pijx*s, blankets nnd bead work, although servations which led him jo tbe conclu­ will pay to see us. ided visit with relatives in Ohio and cation of to-day tS a question of qualifica­ 000.000 to:)A. Until very lately the van­ it is thought that this source of rev sion that for more delicate nnd sensi­ tion of the teachers. And it Is to be ning firms hove.hnd much trouble in enue may be decreasing. On the other ylvania. tive work more powerful currents than solved by filing a worthy standard both of getting rid of the shelLs. having to pay, hand, large amounts of land are leased those hitherto used will jl»e necessary Will McLaughlin and snn Ted, of liberal education and of professional train­ in fact.- for the removal of nil that they by the tribes, and large sums arc derived He asks all those engaged in physical egon, are visiting her mother Mrs. ing for every grade of teacher. could not give away. Recently, how­ from that’ source. This cannot lie reck­ research to lend their aid tp Increase A Ton of Butter; As regards scholastic attainments, the Holbrook. oned properly nn “industry,” but it is tbe utility of the Roentgen rays, the point must be emphasized that no one ever. they have been able to sell them. A i.ooo. Dozen of Eggs: : . Guy Bauer and wife, of Peters- can teach all be knows. Mucn la lost Id .They are now shipped to al! parts of n valuable employment of capital. half of whose benefits to* mankind are A Car Load of Dried Apples. There arc sfime Indian traders, there | kept in abeyance until the surgeon can are visiting hls parents, Mr. and tbe friction of repression and still more Is tbe country nnd are utilized variously doomed to remain below the expressible for roads for lime and employed in are some aelfasupporting Indian me- j secure instantaneous photography of has, H. Bauer. level. Consequently the teacher must making coal gas. They hb'e also been chunies and there are Indian clerks in ) every part of the body.—Cincinnati and Mrs. C. 8. Browir are attending know a good deal more than his most ad­ found to serve almost as Ikveli as stone stores. There are u few Indian phy- j Enquirer. ______ ____ rual meeting of the Kuights of the vanced pupil. In tho manufacture of speeinl grades of Elcians,.. clergymen,, engineers, and The safe rule is that the teacher in a iron for railroad beds. Cultivators of Detrtflt this week. primary school shall have n secondarj* ed­ oyjrtera also employ them, having found Minnie Hamlin returned from ucation at least and tbe teacher of a high that they afford sultabl» surface for . , this keek, leaving her sister school, academy or norma! school should be a college graduate. The practical ob­ young oysters to attach t icms'dres to, improved in health. ~ * u some extent ore likewise used servation of this rule would do more than They They : re very goo<l ne* chicken food. > John Busby is entertaining her any other single reform not only to digni­ _________________ -kir Mr. Vaili&uL of Minnesota. They fy the teaching profession, but to elevate for hens, the shells of eggslheing largely and improve the gcboolb. " made of them. The trade received S25,a do! seen one another for 17 years. Most of tbe pupils le the United States D ft in a single year for the empty shftla. Will Vanee, ui Kalamo, was In the city are in the common schools—about ninetythis periodica! will open with a story by some author of international fame. Starfish.5 are the oykteps’ worst ' ‘ Besides the Prize Offers and offers of books there will bt last week eu route to Freeport, DI., where six per cent As many of the teachers in enemy. Other animals the young bi­ wen below. the dommon sebools receive some educa­ valves have to guard ngntmrt ure grabs he will spend a week with hls father. tion in the high schools (few of them any- and boring snails. They are nlso In THREE REMARKABLE TWENTY-PART SERIALS Lieut and Mrs. A. D. Niskeru, and tblug higher) It is apparent that these in­ A LOYAL TRAITOR THE PAINTED DESERT danger of being stifled by mud. In suns Lewis aud Phil, of Ft. leaven worth, stitutions of secondary instruction have a unique Importance In the system of public Pacific waters stingrays rtre their most Kansas, are visiting relatives in the dty. education, and observe a consideration and dreaded foes. The little crab Hint lives SOME OP THE SHORT Miss Mary Cain who has been under fostering care far above anything to which !n the rOiell of tho oyster hn» always ex­ Dr. Lowry's treatment for some time re­ they might be entitled on the score of cited much .interest, Ifl is found in about five per cent, of the Ibiralves. It is * turned to her home in Lapeer, yesterday. their numerical proportions alone. In a word the schools of the people can­ a sort of parasite of the i>y»ter. whose Mias Ida Hurd, of Chicago, spent Christ­ not be efficient unless the high scbCols, shell protects It nnd whose food sup­ mas with her parents. Miss Hurd la now academies and normal schools which fur­ ports It.—Philadelphia Times. operating a typewriter at the Palmer nish them with teachers, are taught by PASS I NQ^OF THE H ORSE. men and women of broad collegiate edu­ House. cation aud. a thorough pedagogical train­ Miss Bessie Donovan who has .been ing. Been AfTeeti-d. Men and women teachers, young and spending the past week with Hastings Dismissing the* borselhss carriage friends returned to Eaton Rapids, Wed­ older, many of them already capable teach­ from the inquiry, the question arises, ers are now, in greater numbers than ever nesday. before finding their way to the college for “to what extent, if at all. does the in­ ffAJtPEfifS RO I ' ._ creasing UMtfof the bicycle affect- the Mrs. A. D. Hoskin, Jr., of Garrettsville, the advantage of its broader culture. of three classes, to be divided at follows : htory com The human side of education also needs sale and use of hows?” It is a notori­ Ohio, is spending tbe holidays with her tegnsfihv comfr­ more thoughtful Mndy and more careful ous feet that horses have been for two aud Puzzle salumother Mrs. 8. J. McLintoek at 205 8. and sincere spphcatlon. Without this or three years past selling for less anil If you are net a proper consideration, nur children of thia Jefferson St. ent, and wish to ever dwindling values. generation cannot be fitted through school Prize eomMi. , • . . , Misses Flora J. Beadle and Minnie and home and society fur the kind of man­ This query has been pur to practical dollars and your address for a subscription wleif . n scud in your matenal ta^o Brploffie. and Prof’s. Holden and Meal ley , hood and wuitisnltood that is essentia) to a horsemen, men who sell horses in this in the coMpetiiian. Send at once for prizccontltst it tutors and re,id all the offers. and other cities, or who are otherwise country where the principles of humanity are attending tbe stale leechers meet lug ___ are to be developed and applied. Tbe interested: Send f>r a copy of our Orfa?e illustrated Pool^Liit This Hl explain our offer al Lansing this week. province of the American public is to take “To what extent has the introduction each, ~of Free Rocks. The offer includes libraries of /jre. three, feu and fi-.:.' Misses Ada and Pearl Michael returned the children uf all nationalities, of all of the bicycle injured yopr business; fully chosen liand a few care,,, 1T-T ni«>rr ■ miiiihiit 1 I//; frtvu h'rfy to Syracuse the fore part of the week. The* creeds and of all training and fit them to or how do you account for the depreci­ I and fifty hoolts. ated values of all graded of harness latter vrlH go tn Pennsylvania where si e be brothers ami fellow citizens. horses?” Mm accepted a position. Women* Club. certain numbers ■ ; .. ' • > One of the first answ ers I received wna Mrs. Kmma Boot, who has been visiting The program Friday was listened to by from a denier whose horse interests her sister. Mrs. Gib Matthews and other a large number of club members, and are about equclly divided between this relatives in the city returned to her home their visitors. The club wav glad to wel­ dty and Chicago. In effect this is how come tbeir presidrut, Mrs. Smith, to the he looks at the matter. Driving horse* In York, N. T., to-day. chair again after her enforced absence. of certain grades are not lower in price Mra. Binnie M. Swarr.y gave two very charming imding.- from James Whitcomb to any appreciable extent because of the Rliey, and Mra. Anna McOmber an inter­ “wheel.” It so happens that- the intro­ mnuCkA duction of the Im prowl safety bicycle MiChest Honors—World's Fair, esting paper nn C*rrrnt Events. Christ­ w as coincident with the introduction of mas quoiarimw wear given by the club. The principal paper «n the afternoon was power traction on surface roads all over by Mrs. Sarah B Huffman on A Group of the country. Modem Writer?: Barrie, Crockett, WaUou. In New York and Cbicsge this entire­ The work and «»f tbrae popular ly closed a demand for nearly 30,000 HISTORIC BOYHOODS THE DUTY OF THE YOUNG VOTER authors wa* nxwt InteiWuogly ’portrayed. horses annually, und in every other large city in proportion. Thousands of MAR&KT3. horses, averaging in value about $125, HISTORIC CAVALRY CHARGES were thereby rendered unsalable for BIO-OAME HUNTING at ajaMKra mill. *t cedak cuxk aurfucr traction. But for this phase of tlie horse bsw- WARE, WE WANT: IZ^F free books Idea that tbe bicycle our rtffare Illustrate! Posfectus. which will -<-ee a Mier idea of srbat the paper will cottiat*. sample copy containing our ib-patf ilisutnded Book-List and Prive Offm. {Supply Umsted.) 12 ft ymr. MAR?* t B30TWEM. P^Wrttrt. Ywt. MmHm tMl MP* �a&Ci .1! Hasting ■ Banner Thursday, Dec. 31, 1896. W. R. COOK, Loral Editor. “Saved My Life” A VETERAN’S STORY. “Several years ago, while in Fort Snelling, Minn., I caught a s‘evere Cherry Pectoral was cold, attended with a terrible cough, meday by or' a that allowed ^sent me no torest j friendafter whoexhaust urged­ night. The ductors me to take it, which ing their remedies, piuiiounced my Itease did. and soon afterhopeless, I was greatly say­ relieved, and ining a they shortcould timedowas no completely cured. I have more for never me. had At much of a cough time, thissince time that a but tie of and I firmly believe Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral saved my life.” — W. H. Ward, 8 Quimby Av., Lowell, Maa. . AYER’S j : I i ' ! AYER’S Tlie impa- Mes of the blood wlHch cause scrofulous ei -Kians are thoroughly eradicated by Hood’s Bn sipsrilla. Try It. Jaxon Prize best. Baking Powder leavens Send a 2 cent stamp for a handsome set of Jason Sorfb pictures. Bvron is to have an electric lighting plant. . . A aanc of counterfeiters is believed to have Us Iratlquarte.b In Detroit. pletedl Haven. hone Co. has ,comMuskegon to Grand It cost Wayne county about 86,000 lo convict Frank Ashley of lhe crime of murder. A number of Caro ladies have organized a ’'Hats Off dab”— bats oil at public en­ tertainments. Daniel Soper, ex-secretsr.v of state, has purchased tbe Newaygo Tribune, which he will hereafter edit. Fred Parkey. aged 17. of Saugatuck, was drowned in the Kalamazoo river, Thursday afternoon, while skating. Benton Harbor people expect to have a new union depot, after the St. Joseph Valley II. R. reaches that place. Cherry Pectoral Highest Awards at World's Fair. I AYER'S PILLS cure ladigutian and deadacte LOCAL NEWS. • CIRCULATION . Tais week, 86 quires. . The Fellowship Club, of Eaton Rapids, zave Sheriff-elect John T. Hall, of that ’Place, a banquet recently, and gave him some useful reminders of the occasion—a Revolver and a pal. of handcuffs. . A young lady in Burner became enIraged at a patent medicine man at that pitce. She didn’t gu home and cry her ; ?es out, nut a bit of it. She got a basket ( t eggs, cornered the young man in a hrug store, and tiled lien fruit at him at short rature. Tne drug store gave evi­ dence that she didn’t hit him every time, but she landed occasionally just the satnr. ; Faimer H. R. Campbell, of Delta. Iugbam County, while digging on the bank uf ferand River, came across the skeleton of I । m man a couple of feet below the surface. | Ii was doubled up and there was a bole in ' the skull. It is believed that this solves June of the mysteries of the early days. Iwpeu a land speculator disappeared in ; *IS49 In com pan j with a carpenter who ilso disappeared. Sonic thing to Depend Ou. Mr. James Jones, of the drug firm of Jones Son.^Cowden. 111., ffi speaking of Dr. King’s New Discovery, says that last winter hls wife was attacked with La(Grippe. • and her case grew so serious that ^physicians at Cowden and Pam could do I nothing ifor her. It seemed to develop Having Dr. | in o Hatty Consumption. ; K Dg’a New Discovery in store, and sejl* In; lots of it, be ttmk a bottle home, and to ths surprise of all she began to get better frmj first duse. and half dozen dollar bottlts cured her sound and well. Dr. King’s Ntw Discovery for Consumption, Coughs *. fanf Colds is guaranteed to do this good w rk. Try it. Trial bottles lOcts. at W. H. Goodyear’s Drug Store. Women Who Work at Building Rond*. Margherita Arlina Haium says lu tbe ew York Mail and Express: vThe new treaty ratified between Chinn ind Japan may not give satisfaction to all ite great powers, but it will undoubtedly ba a blessing in disguise to the women of Vladivostok. They are. without exc?p’ ton, the most polyglot combination of fe­ males ever brought together upon lhe face of the globe. The Russian government. . in colonizing Siberia, has sent out from tbe home country every »ew mouths In the past tan years a shipload of people from 'the agricultural provinces, where there were more people (ban the soll;could easi’ iy sustain. Among these assisted emi­ grants have been Ru-slans, Poles, Fins. Swedes, Germans, Lithuanians and Crij. toeau*. This is a sufficiently mixed up ».T ;rowd In Itself, but when they arrived at i Siberia they found upon the ground JapaJ.ese. Koreans, Chinese, Mongolians and || dantchurians. The women work there well as the I men and tnav l>e seen in the fields and on gi die roads. They have the patience which J is necessary. above all things, in roadmak■j ins. A Chinese womau. and in fact, a ■; woman of almost every one of lhe races h named will sit air day long breaking stones H with a small hammer or, in default of a hammer, with two larger stones, and be II jperfectly satisfied if at the end of 12 hours’ || (work she gets 8 nr 4 cents. In Hongkong rjjtbe English government has utilized this B ifact. and In this manner has produced If I w ttat is probably the best paved city iu tbe i world. > | I remember a rovi along which I parsed Ifrequeutly, and which one morning to my jiaurprise. was lined with women and llrt^ u jpllrs of stone. They worked hard fur two |or three week* and then went away. The ' Inert time I passed lhe bed for a quarter / lot a mile was a beautiful macadamized ; fstreet *> neat and trim that you could :iaioMMt have sat down up>n It without ^soiling your clothes. I made inquiry and - jfoaud that It represented the labor of jabnut 50 women and 100 children, of fwimm the former received 5 cent* a day ’.tad latter 1, 2 and 8. according to f beir age. Tim-entire labor bill per diem -, this small regimeut pf humanity was Health and strength carry us through dangers aud make us safe In the presence of peril. A perfectly strong man with rich.'pure blood, has nothing to fear from germs. He may breathe iu the bacilli of consumption, with impunity. If there is a weak spot where the germs may find an entrance to the tissues, then tlie trou­ ble begins. Disease germs propagate with lightning-like rapidity. Once in the blood, the only way to get rid of them Is to kill Hum. This is what Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is tor. It purities tlie blood. That means that It kills tbe germs, but that is only part of what it does It assists digestion by stimulating the secret­ ion of dinestive fluids, so promoting assim­ ilation am! nutrition: purifies and enriches the • loud and so supplies the tissues with the fiHMt they need. It builds up strong, healthy flesh and puts the whole body into a disease-resisting-ttate. Send 21 one-ceut stamps to cover cost of mailing only, and get hu great book, Tbe People.* Common Sense Medical Adviser, absolute!v free. Address, World’s Dis­ pensary Medical Association, No. 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. Pardoned by the Governor. Her Murder. Sefih Aiken, of Manistee, who was convicted December. 1890, of tbe crime of manslaughter • and ’ sentenced by Judge Judkins to ten years’ imprison­ ment iu the state prison ut Jackson. has been pardoned by Gov. Rich. Aiken killed Charles Brown in a saloon disturbance Ht Onekema. Officers came in and were proceeding to quell the dis* turbance by violent tneani. taking w Aiken and throwing him.on the floor, and as he struggled to his feet he .drew hia revolver and fired, apparently a: random. The panion board says that Aiken was the most respectable of the whole gnng in the saloon. Memphis, Tenn., Dec. 26.—Mrs. Frank Wataoiu, wife of a stationary engineer, was diet and instantly killed some time Thursday night and convicting evi­ dence of guilt exists against the hus­ band, who is under arrest. Watson and hls wife harl been separated, but re­ cently appeared to have become recon­ ciled, and on Thursday he sent her a lot of Christmas goods. Friday morn­ ing the head of. another family occupy­ ing the same bouse heard the infant of the Watson’s crying In an unusual manner, and, alter Waiting fur some time for it to be quieted, went to in­ vestigate. He found tfce mother stiff in death and the little one covered with blood and batlly frozen. Shortly after the arrival of officers, who hnd been summoned, Watson also appeared. He was drunk and soon betrayed himself by stating that he "didn’t give a d—u" for the old woman, the baby l>eing all he wanted. Blood was found on his Clothing. The baby will probably die from the freezing and from nursing the dead mother. The Salt I nd entry. English Spavin Liniment removes alHnrd, Soft or Calloused Lumps aud Bleml Isheti from horses. Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney. Ring-Bone. Stifles, Sprains, ail Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save 850 by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by W. H. Goodjear, Drug­ ; gist, Hastings, Mich. Improper and deficient care of lhe scapl will cause grayness of'the hair and bald­ ness. Escape buth by the use of that re­ liable specific, Ilali’8 Hair Renewer. Citizens of Hart are working bard to get one of lhe three Heinz pickle factories, one of which, it is alleged, will go to Grand Rapids. Blood l» Life. It is the medium whlcb carries to every nerve, muscle, mgun and fibre Its nourishmeHt and strength. It the blood Is pure, rich and healthy yon will be well; If Impure, disease will soon overtake you. Hood's Sarsaparilla has power to keep you In health by making your blood rich and pure. Hood’s Pills are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure Indigestion, billlousness. 25c. Edward Rooke, of Chelsea, owns a copy of the famous “Breeches Bible” printed in London in 1606. It belonged to Mr. Rooke's great-great-graadfalher. How's Thi«? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any cate of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Caurrb Cure. F J. Cbenev i Co.. Props.. Toledo, O. We. the undersigned, have known F. J. Cbenev for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectlv honorable iu all business transactions and financially able lo carry out any obligations made bv their firm. Wkst & Tkaux, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O. Warding, Rinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Dnuorisls. Toledo.!). Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, act­ ing directly upon the blood and mucouft sur faces of the system. Price 76c ner buttle. Sold by ail druggists, *esi linouiais free. Banker B. R. Nobles, of Yale, distri­ buted fifty barrels of floor among the widows aud, orphans of that burg on Christmas day. To cure a oold in one day take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabl-ta All Druggists refund rhe money if it falls to Cure. 2&c. For sale by W. H. Goodyear. CASTORIA Tor Infanta and Children. Savannah, Ua., Dec. 26.—Three homi­ cides are the record of Christmas in Savannah. One negro boy. shot an- j other through the heart Friday morn-; ing, killing him instantly; William Tit- i comb, a white man, was fatally stubbed * in a quarrel early iu. the morning and j died in a few hours, and Levi Kutledge (colored) was shot and killed by a po­ liceman at night Calcutta, Dec. 26.—Ex-Judge Gocxlridge hua written a letter to the Englihlituan, a newspnper of this city, stat­ ing that every day thousnud* of per­ sons are dying from starvaUon in the central provinces of India. He declares that the government urrangewents to cope with the situation are entirely in­ adequate and that the famine is dow . beyond control. State Salt Inspector George W. HUI Two Killed with a Shotgun- . has forwarded to Gov. Rich the twenty­ Ratbbunviile, N. Y., Dec. 26.—Willram eighth annual report of the operations Allen, William Herrington and Cloyd of the state salt inspection law for the Meyers quarreled about the posseas ion inspection year ended November 30, of u buffalo robe. Meyers hail the robe 1896. It shows that the total num­ at bis home, and AJlen and Herrington ber ot barrels produced was 2,969,­ drove there and demanded it. Meyers 094, being 706,887 barrels less than killed botFof them with a shotgun, and in 1895.* Statistics show that 33,283,­ is now in jail. 037 barrels were manufactured prior Victim of flames. to the enactment of the inspec­ Sheffield, Dec. 28.—Sir John .Brown, tion law from 1860 to 1868. inclu­ founder of the Sheffield steel firm, i* to Death. sive. Adding the snlt manufactured New York. Dec. 26.—Mrs. Frances dead. He was born in 1816, was mayor prior to the 'inspection law. gives the of Sheffield in 1862-63 and master cutler total product in the state to date at Ryan, the wife of Policeman Ryan, was burned to death Friday evening in a there in 1865-66. He held various local 74,158,405 liarrels. fire which occurred :n their apartments offices and was formerly proprietor of Churchra Sold for Toxe*. on the third floor of 70 West One Iltin- the Atlas steel and iron works. Ieh]>ennng bus furnished the spec*, dred and Sixth street. After the tire A Church Burned. taele, probably unprecedented in this hud been extinguished the body of Mrs. Wilkesbarre, Pa.. Dec. 26.—Bt. Ste­ country, of churches being sold for de­ R.v'ho was discovered in the corner of phen’s Episcopal church was | totally linquent sewer tu?ies. The four sold tlie dining-room wrapped in a com­ destroyed by fire Friday morning and are the Methodist. Pre*byteria,u. Eng­ fortable. The wrapper which she hnd ♦he Westmoreland clubhouse adjoinlish Baptist and Episcopal. Those that worn was almost completely burned ir.g.was completely gutted. Th*, origin are in danger of a similar fate include from her body. Mrs. Ryan hnd evi­ of tbe fire is unknown. . Thd loss fit representatives of nearly every denom-, dently gone to the kitchen to prepare about $200,000. {nation- The four were knocked down dinner for her husband. While bending Wm Supreme Court Librarian. fur a song to a tax title dealer. The over the fire a spark probably ignited Frederick, Md., -Dec. 28.—Charles W. time for redemption has expired, and it her dress. Mrs. Kyau then probably Hoffman, LL. D„ librarian of thd United rests with the purchasers (o say wheth­ run to her bedroom and picking up the States supreme court from 1873!to 1893, er the edifices shall be redeemed at comfortable, attempted to smother the died at his home iif this city Sunday of I fl nines. nominal figures. pneumonia. He was 67 years of age. unmarried and leaves an estate worth SENT TO JAIL. Mlrhlgan's Child Tramp. nearly $100,000.. . । JesRieSmitlj.the nine-year-old daugh­ ter of poor parents n( Owosso, is beyond question the youngest girl trump in the country. Jessie takes to thr road us The pupils of the school for the deaf at naturally* as the experienced wanderer, Flint, consumed 700 poundi of chichen and whenever she tires of home or for dinner, Friday. They also had a school she takes a trip into the coun­ Christmas tree and a dancing party. \ try and enjoys the hospitality of the Tolsons engendered by food fermenting farmers. She was'gone for three days in a dyspeptic stomach are the direct cause on her last trip and was returned by of rheumatism, gout, bronchitis, liver and a farmer living ten miles north of kidney complaints, asthma, pneumonia Owosso, ut whose home she arrived, cold and hungry, ut ten. o’clock ut and many nervous ailments. These results are prevented by the use night. of the Shaker Digestive Cordial, a remedy discovered and preparer! by the Shakers of George II. Pregner, u wealthy farmer Mount Lebanon. N. Y. It is in Itself a food and has power to digest other food living near Three Oaks, advertised for taken with It. Thus it rests the diseased a wife in a Chicago matrimoniai jour­ stomach and finally masters the worst nal. He agreed to give the young wom­ cases of dyspepsia. It acts promptly and an who would become hia wife a 200fresh strength and increase of weight soon acre farm and $5,000 in cash. The follows. The first dose, taken immediate­ ly after eating, abates tbe pain and dis­ other day Pregner was united in mar­ tress so dreaded by dyspeptics. Trial bot­ riage to Miss Edith Van Horn..of Kin­ tles—enough to prove Its merit—10 cents. dred. Minn. Miss Van Horn is 21 years of age, wbije Pregner is hale und hearty Laxol is the best medicine for children. at 72, and has the record of havjng di­ Doctors recommend it in place of Castor Oil. vorced three wives. Retna Senenayake, a native of Ceylon. Intends to study medicine in Detroit, and to return to hls own country to practice after he obtains hls sheepskin. jnrec HOEiiciatx A WOMAN KILLED. Health in Michigan. During the week ended December ID reports sent in by 58 observers in. va­ rious portions of the state indicate that inflammation of the brain, whooping cough and scarlet'Tkver increased ami consumption-decreased in area of prev­ alence. Consumption was reported at 183 places, typhoid fever at 32. diph­ theria at 56. scarlet fever nt 50.. measles at 17 and whooping cough at 19 places. The Muskegon city council bus adopt­ ed a resolution boycotting those light­ ing what are known as 1504 taxes, liti­ gation of which is now pending. Julius M. Me Martin, deputy collector and entry clerk in the customs service at Port Huron, has been removed from office for implication in political as­ sessments during the recent campaign. Mr. and Mrs. John Krause, living near Blissfield, have become insane over re­ ligion, their malady having been pro­ nounced incurable by physicians, C. M. Norris, for 30 years leading music dealer in Saginaw, filed chattel mortgages for $0,480. Slow collections. The administrative board of Ann Ar­ bor university has refused permis­ sion for the musical clubs to make their annual tours in tfte spring. Louis Heydlauff was acquitted at Jackson of the murder of his sweet­ heart, Emma Moeckel. The defense was temporary insanity. A widows’ club has been organized at South Cato. Montcalm county, with 10 members, the avowed object of which is to induce the immigration of desira­ ble young widowers into that region. Hough on rata accidentally mixed with breakfast food poisoned the en­ tire family of Dr. IL 11. Armstrong, of Charlevoix. Powerful antidotes saved the entire family. L.L. Cui ver,who is soliciting the right ot way for the electric railway from Bay City to Unionville, says the project is a go, all. the farmers along the line being in favor of the road. The Michigan Pipe company's im­ mense plant in Bay City, which was wiped out by fire at a loss of $75,000, will be rebuiltDr. Ira C. Alger, the oldest citizen of Holly, died at the age of 83 years. He was the first white settler ir\ the vil­ lage, In 1841, and built the first grist mill and the first sawmill. IL T. Livingston, dry goods dealer of Kalamazoo, filed chattel mortgages to secure borrowed loans amounting to 812,144Rev. Benjamin T. Trego, rector of BL John’s Episcopal church in Sagi­ naw, has tendered his resignation, to take place January L Hrt»7, when be will lewve tbe ministry and go on the Chicago Alderman Indicted on a Charge of Murder. Chicago, Dec. 28.—As the result of information gained recently by Police Inspector Schnuck from two nonresi­ dent witnesses, the grand jury on Sat­ urday voted an indictment against Thomas J..O’Malley, aiderman from tbe Twenty-third ward, charging complicity in tbe murder of Gas Collinnder, a sa­ loon keeper and Twenty-third ward pouticihn, on election night, Novem­ ber, 1894. Half a dozen members of tho notorious “Market street gang” have been suspected by tbe police of this cold­ blooded crime. John Bingham and John Sentry, of the gang, were also indicted Saturday on the same charge. O’Malley, at ono a. ui. Sunday, surrendered himself aud was taken to jail. A FATAL DRAUGHT. from Drinking Wood Alcohol. Mattoon, 111., Dec. go.—Un the prem­ ises of the Mattoon Gas Light and Coke company, John Madison, Bert Wellman, Carter and Thomas Martin, Peter Hohn, Mote Brown, Ed Logan and A. B. Hail, Jr., drank wood alcohol, from tbe ef­ fects of which John E. Madison and Bert Wellman are dead. Carter and Thomas Martin are iu a critical condi­ tion, and the others will recover. Mor­ gan was employeertry tbe gas company, aud tbe alcohol was used by them iu removing rust from tbe pipes. . Washington, Dec. 25.—The Japaue.-e minister, Toru IIoshi, and tbe Peruvian consul-general,. Frederico Bergmann, -exchanged notifications at the Japanese legation Thursday of a new commercial convention recently agreed upon be­ tween those countries. Japan secures advantageous concessions by which her superfluous manufactures may find market in the South American republic, and in turn facilitates lhe import of Peruvian products, notably cotton, into Berlin, Dec. 2$.—The marine cable has been completed from Emden, Prussia; to Vigo, Spain, which links the German telegraphic system .with the South American and other systems. Capital has been furnished by an Anglo-Ger­ man syndicate for the construpction of the first section of a submarine cable be­ tween Germany and the United States via the Azores. Crwihed to Death. Eureka, Cal., Dec. 28.—Victor Max­ well, a substitute .stage driver on the mail route between Dyerville and Har­ ris, lost his way and drove into a deep gully on an abandoned roadway. Tbe horse* leaped the break, but were drugged back by the weight of the stage, falling on Maxwell and crushing him to death. Ten Millions Given Away. London, Dec. 25.—Tbe Morning Post will to-day suy that Alfred Nobel, the Swedish engineer and chemist, who died at San Remo, Italy, on December 9, left a will bequeathing his entire for­ tune, amounting in value to about ten millions, to tbe Stockholm university. Many Baslnew Places Burned. Pottadam, N. YM Dec. 28.—Tbe Wind­ sor hovel, four saloons, two clothing etores, three restaurants, one grocery store, two Livery stables and two bar­ ber ahopa were destroyed by fire Sun­ day. The damage is estimated at $100,­ 000; partly insured. Tnyeka, Kan., Dec. 28.—Kansas is entitfod to ten votes in the electoral coL lego. but it is likely that she will cast warm in winter. But that small stove will burn only twenty-five. Hesice, discomfort and misery. A certain amount of fat, burned daily, would keep your body warm and healthy, But your digesdon a bad, and you don't get it from ordinary fat. food. Hence you are iilly, you catch cold easily, you have coughs and shiversi while sumption find* you with ao re­ sistive power. Use SCOTTS EMULSION good flesh will protect the vital orgADS against the cold eod the body against disease* Book free for tbe asking. SCOTT a BOWNE, New Ywk. Old People. Old people who require medicine to regulate tbe bowels and kidneys will find the true remedy in Electric Bitters. This medicine does not stimulate and contains Banner Print no whiskey nor other intoxicant, but acts as a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly on the stomach and bowels, addins NORTGAGK 8ALE. strength and giving tone to tbe organs, harms (m-cu made in rbe conditio thereby aiding nature In the per format) ce of Default a ctr;aln im»rtgagr made by Frank Mort of the functions. Electric Bitters is an (a single manl ut tbe ToAusblp ot Asavria, Bi excellent appetizer and aids digestion. ry Conuty. Michigan, to Dan. W. Kcvnotof the Hastings CRy Bank of Ha.«tii Old people find it just exactly what they Caxbirr B.utv County Mlchivau, dated Ue flrat dneed. Price fifty cents per bottle at W. September a. D.. !•»'. and nvorded. tn tl flcr of, the RrgtMer of De*ds. lor lhe Coo H. Goodyear's Drugstore. Barn and 8Ufe of Nheb zn-. on the fir*, of Bctober A. l». Ih9»1u Ltbec «of morn FKOBATB ORDER. on pace M, raid rnortKitgM was on the *• State of Michigan, County of Barry, aa. condition that »bouht anv default be me At a session of tbe Probate Court, Im ibe r>MMntatot said Interest or any part the county of Barry. holden at the of. on nnv day whereon the sam»- Is made Probate office, in tbe City of Hasangs, in able, as above expressed, and should tbe said Countv, on Saturday' tbe I2tii aay of remain nnimld and In arrears for the spat Decemter. in tbe year one thousand elpbt hun­ thirty d»i«. th* 11 and from theneetortb dred and ninety six. aforesaid principal sum of Four bundre< Present, Charites W. Armstrong. Judge of !are with all arrearage of internet lb Probate. •hall, at the option of said party of the f In tlie matter of the estate of Philo R. Dun­ part become and bed He and payable li ning. deceased. (ilately thereafter, alibouch the period, On reading and filing the petition duly verifi­ limited for tbe payment thereof may not ed, ot Mary Y. Dunning, mother of snld deceas­ have expired, and default having been mi> ed, praying thnt administration of saM estate tbe pay mrnt of interest due September is be granted to William W. Potter; or 10 some and the «ame having yr matried unpaid a other suitable person. . . arrears for the space of thirty an Thereupon It Is ordered, that Frtdav the wards theaforesal 1 principal sum with n eight day of January, A, D.. 1867 at ten o'clock rearages of Interest h now declared du in the forenoon, be aMfgned for tbe hearing o f payable by tbe terms of said mortgai said petition and that the heirs at law of said which mortgage there is claimed to be r deceased and all other persons interested in tne date of this mortgage the sum o said -stale, are required to appear at a session hundred and fortv fcair ooliars and set of said coart. 1 hen to be holden at Lhe Probate emts. and an actonm's tee of Fifty • office. In tbe city of Hastings. In said -County, provided f*»r tn said moruage. ami no » and show cause, if any there be. why tbe prayer proceedings at law having Iwsen insvilu of tbe petitioner may not be granted; And it recover the moneys secured by said mu Is further ordered, that said petitioner give nd or any pan thereof; tice to the pe-sons iutereateu in said retale, of Now, tnrrvlore. by virtu- of tbe nn the pendency of said petition and the hearing sale contained lu said mortgage, aa thereof by causing a copy of this order to be statute in such eaw* made »». t provided. published In the Hastings BannkR. a news­ i« hereby ifiven 1 bar .»n Saturday the tarn paper printed and circulated In raid County day ot March A. D. at »eu o'clock la of Barry, once in each week for three successive forenoon. I shall sell at Fublic Auction, to t weeks previous to said dav ot-hearing. highest bidder at tbe North front doo. Chas. W. Armstrong, of tlie Court House lu the City of BhAiIdkm (A Due copy.) Judge of Probate ffilHt being the place where the Circuit . net for Barry CountV Is holdeuj, the premises described In .said mortgage, or so MORTGAGE BALK. thereof as may t>e uerraary to pay the Default having been made In the conditions much amount due on said mortgage with seven per of a certain mortgage made bv Joseph Kollar cent, luterrar. and m*I legal eoats together with and Rachael Kollar bis wife of Irving. Barry an nrtorncy's fee of Fifty dollars covenanted County. Michigan, to Bamur! Carson ot Gales­ fur therein, the premtsea being described In burg. Kalamazoo County, Michigan, dated Jan­ uary sth, a. D. IN®, and recorded in the office said mortgage as all that certain lot piece and parcel of land situate In the Township of As­ of tbe Reglnter of Deeds, for the County of syria lu th? Comity of Barry and Stale ot MiotiBarry and Stale of Michigan, on the Seventh day of January A. D. 18»9 In Uber 26 <rf Mort­ Igan. and known and described as follows: Tne R.u h Went Quarter [Uj of tbe North gages, on page 538. on which mortgage tnere is We>t Quarter IM] of Section Twenty-eight |»] claimed to be due at lhe date of this notice tbe Townshin No. one U] north ot rance seven sumo! Four bund red thirty-nine Dollars and in of land. six cento, abd an Attorneyfee of Fifteen Dol­ west containing forty 1*0]Dacres an W. Hf.yxgi.im4, lars provided for In said mortgage, and bo suit of tbe Hastings City Bank, Mortgagee. or proceedings at law having been instituted to Cashier COLGBOVE & POTTJtM, recover the moneys secured by raid inertgagc, Attorneys for Mortgagee. or any part thereof; Now, therefore, by virtue of the power of sale Dated December 10, IWC. contained In said mortgage, and the statute In such case made and Drovided, notice 1» 1 hereby MomaotBau. given that on Saturday, the Ninth day at Janu­ Default having been made tn the conditions of ary A. D. twn. at Ten o'clock In tbe forenoon. I shall sell at Public Auction, to the highest bid­ aotrtaio m»rma<e m>de bv Rovsl H. Brown der. at the north front door erf tbe Court House, ana A delis Blown, husband aud wife., of th In the City of Hastings, (that being the plane township of Hartings. Barry County. Michigan, where tbe Circuit Court for Karn County la and Adtlia Brown lo her • wn right a«. well as lit holden). the premises described tn oald mwt- bar erf dower, to tbe Commercial Savings Bank, gagr. or w much thereof as may be Ducewa-y of Marshall. Michigan, dated the fourteenth to pay rhe amount due on said mortgan*, with day of August. A. D., ISM, and recorded lu tho elgnt percent.Interest, and all legal costa, to­ office of the register of deeds, for tbe county of gether with an attorney’s fee of Fifteen Dollars Barry and state of Mlutiigan, on lhe twentieth ©ovenauted for t herein, the premise* bring de­ day of August. A. D„.1K»I. in Liber B0 of mort­ . scribed lu said mortgage aa all that certain lot. gages, on page 114, said nuntgage was on tbn piece and parcel of land situate In the Town­ express ooudiUon that sbonld any default be* ship of Irving in the County of Barry a ad State made in the payment, of said Internal or any ol-MIcbigan, and known and deaertbed: as fol- part thereof, on any day wbereon the same la made payable, as above expresaed. and should Tbe North East Quarter of North We< Quart •the same remain unpaid and tn arrear for tbe ,n Towu four«) space of thirty days, then and from HienesNorth Range Nine 9, Week Contain Ing Forty forth. the aforesaid principal sum of two thous­ and dollars with aU arn arage of interest 1 here­ acres more or leas. on, shall. at the option of said party ot tbe sec­ _ SamuklCarsox. und part become and be due and pava»-»* im­ CoIX)ROvf & POTIRB. Mortgages. mediatejr thereafter, although the period aber limited for tbe payment thereof may oo< the have expired, and defsult havnz been made in the payment of interest due August Hth. 1896, MORTGAGE BALE. and the Nun» having remained unpaid and In Default having been made in the coadltlom arrears for the space of thirty dajs and up­ l-c*'rtx ** *M**hi Em-lli* K. rr»lt wards tbe aforesaid principal sum with all ar­ rearages of interest is now declared dne *nd ». Co. Michigan pwabte by tbs terms of said mortgage, dated the fl (th day of Jane which mortgage there Is claimed to be uue at corded tn the office of the tbe date of this notice tlie sum of two thousand the County of Barry and 8 two hundred and ninety two dollars and twenty * •lx cents, and auaitornej's fee of thlrtv five dollars provided for In said mortgage, aud no suit or proceedings at law having Iwen Insti­ oofloetb. >an ot Two Uxxnand low bumlnjt tuted to recover the tnomyi secured, by said Still twoblr Jd morttage. sad bo suit having been InrtitHted eotuiMd id Mki L ute la sash enenmade and provided, uottne u» � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Published 1896 Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Type The nature or genre of the resource PDF Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource varies within year published Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/ Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Hastings Public Library and J-Ad Graphics Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available J-Ad Graphics Date Accepted Date of acceptance of the resource. Examples of resources to which a Date Accepted may be relevant are a thesis (accepted by a university department) or an article (accepted by a journal). ongoing Description An account of the resource Hastings Banner Published 1896. 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